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

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Skip Bury leaps over fhe bar af six feef. overcoming obsfocles . . Harvey Augarfon propels file shoi fhrough 0 fhe air. N Crouching low, Jeff Keil winds up before throwing the discus. A i

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5. X 'I N I fgi' ,I Tom Walton flies into the pil at Columbia. -F E Ill Y 9 'k,1,fi h':' 5-1-5- TRACK A D FIELD Under the new head coach, Tom Bradley, there is a great deal of individual talent. Our outstanding high jumper, Ray Bury, is weII-known throughout the county and the state. His iumps of 6'2 and 6'3 are enough to win in every meet. This versatile student also com- petes in the iavelin and the hurdles, doing very well. .lunior Bob Rothenberg is also well known for running the mile in about four and a half minutes. Sprinters Louis Fischmann and Fred Steinberg are valuable assets who display their speed in the one hundred yard dash and the four hundred forty yard run. Despite our poor track conditions, Coach Bradley, with this excellent sup- port, has compiled a superior squad. Mr. Bradley is look- ing forward to entering our top performers in the Orange Relays, the Essex County Meet, and the State Meet. The many juniors composing the team should be an excellent core for next year's team. Altogether, our trackmen have displayed outstanding ability and excel- Ient sportsmanship throughout the season. Sprinling into the lead, Bob Rothenberg wins the mile. FIRST ROW, II-rl: Ray Bury, Bob Rothenberg, Dave Rocker, Je-B Keil, Bradley. THIRD ROW: Ken Smith, Mel Russen, AI Geruntho, Carl Dave Eberiel, Harvey Augarten, Harvey Geminder, Richard Lubow. Merwin, Henry Krumholtz, Jerry Gross, Paul Berkley, Marvin SECOND ROW: Charles Zolan, Rick Johnson, Steve Gross, Fred Stein- Wertheimer, Manager. FOURTH ROW: Bob Dick, Dave Marsh, Lenard berg, Bob Saiber, Terry Jones, Martin Elkinson, Dennis Ricci, Mr. Gervagio,

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L,-. l t i Mr. Atwell Thomas, Marvin Quinttner, Harvey Poe, Jerry Dinardo, Barry Markowitz, Tom Meravi, Pete Terry, Chuck Spinna. ABSENT: Ken Graham. Harvey Poe scoops both the ball and the sand onto the green. A good putt by Pete Terry drops over the lip of the cup. GULF This year the golf team is directed by Mr. Atwell Thomas. Mr. Haydn Evans, after coaching the squad for 30 years, has retired on receiving an administrative po- sition. Returning from last year are senior Barry Markowitz, who is again captain, and junior Tom Meravi. Also, a new group ot sophomores have shown recognition tor the game and should provide a good nucleus for succeeding years. The team has several players who are capable of shooting in the 70's. With this ability in reserves the links- men anticipate compiling a satisfactory record, and en- tering the state meet for the second consecutive year.