West Orange High School - Ranger Yearbook (West Orange, NJ)

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to West Orange's offense. When our line stalwarts were benched, DICK MILLER and HERB WOLF filled in and did a bang-up job on both offense and defense. VINCE CITARELLIs sound defensive play at end proved important in several games this season, and MAT WHITEHEAD'S work at end was also highly acceptable. PETE IBSEN, the fastest man on the squad, aid a brilliant job at halfback. Pete’s long sprints in the Scott and Columbia games will be remembered. MARSHALL BOGGIO contributed West Orange’s offensive strength. Although Moose’’ seldom carried the ball, he paved the way with his blocking. MARTY HORN did the passing and kicking in addition to his signal calling chores. Marty was the team’s high scorer and gained all-state recognition. Out ,ir, Hutch Fraley JM yj

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Kill the rtj! roaring back to score two touchdowns and win 13-6. The next week West Orange met South Side of Newark, a newcomer to the schedule. When the smoke of battle had cleared, the Cowboys were on top 23-7. JOE JANDOLI, who held down a tackle posi- tion, was outstanding all season and came up with a berth on the all-state team. Joe was on the bottom of every pile and many times made tackles with two and three opponents on his back. FRANK KONAK at the other tackle started the season at end. His shift to tackle improved our line greatly, and Frank went on to become one of the best tackles in the area. Another standout in the Cow- boy forward wall was CHARLIE SCHLAGER. Lefty’s fine blocking made possible many of West Orange’s scoring drives, and his hard defensive charge raised havoc with Cowboy opponents in every game. AL MORASSO, who filled the other guard slot with Schlager, was a hard-charging defensive player; and his all-around play contributed heavily

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First row: Assistant Coach Harry Wcnncr, Dick Miller, Marshall Boggio, Frank Konak, Joe Jandoli, Marty Horn, Al Morasso, Pete Ibsen, Don Horn, Charles Schlcger, Assistant Coach Cliff Wynkoop. Second row: Mat Whitehead, Al Fachct, Nick Lavoritano, Charles Ippolito, Frank Potts, Herb Wolf, Henry Fadde, Bob Peacock, Lester Caggiano, Bob Balella. Third row: Jay Sicbert, Bill Brothers, John Hooper, Vin Citarelli, Dick Cohen, Ray Lynch, Frank Spohrer, Al Peters, Bob Riley. Fourth row: Don Mullarky, Joseph Pansulla, George Yeomans, Tom Buckingham, Rcimar Nielsen, Don Ross, Al Purcell, George Reinhardt, Ken Sloan. Fifth row: Howard Rowett, Ray Beckwith, John Puth, Richard Chamberlain, Bill Abbott, Charles Hastings, Roger Wagner, Bob Wilson, Dave Gardam. Sixth row: Coach Jim Fraley, Don Burkcr, Charles Spiropoulos; Managers Jim Crelin, Bill Turton, Bob Dey, Paul Albert. [28]