Westwood High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Westwood, NJ)

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Z TOM BACCHETTI FULLBACK Toms flerce drlvmg power has earned for hum the title of the Workmg Horse As a hugh scorer and co captaun he was an lnvaluable member of the Cardinal eleven Has superlor work won for hum a place on the second All BCSL Team and honor able mentuon from the All County Team 5 J PETE MAZZEO LEFT TACKLE Thus hefty taskle s vlolent temper on the held made possnble many dlfflcult plays Hls versatlle power excellently swntched from offense to defense Desplte nnlurles whlch plauged hmm throughout the season, Pete made the first team of All BCSL and second team of All County llootba l S T8 GEORGE AMATO GUARD As Westwoods most valuable defensive llne backer George made the second All B C S L Team and recelved honorable men hon on the All County Team Thus small but speedy Senior workmg well on both the offense and the defense was respon sable for stoppmg many end plays DOUG BOMBAY END Speed and an abllnty to hold onto the ball have enabled Doug to snare many necessary passes Has down fneld blocking helped many Card drlvers Without doubt Doug deserved the place gnven hum on the second All BCSL Team and hls honorable mentuon on the All County Team S. 2 y l 4 T l t .seg - 3 E 'B A g . sf L 1 , L - , ' 3 s,r - ' ' 'D --a

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Versatnle DOUG BOMBAY shone In bas ketball as well as football Famous for hrs battles over the ball Doug proved himself a capable player on rebounds AKA' in The team s most consistent player ANDY RUTHERFORD earned honorable mentnon on the All BCSL Team Has aggressive tactics helped the Cards out of many tzght spots Baske hall 3 ars lk .0 BOB THOMPSON valuable team m an contrnbuted many pomts to the Cardinal cause wlth th d e an of his sharp shooting e e TOM MEISTEN hugh scoring Cardmal proved to be one of Westwoods most valuable players As he successfully alter nated between the forward and center posrtxons This ferrnflc rebounder frlled a slot or the All BCSL Second Team I rf l a O .P 1. gy if w :ss ,L ' u ' A ' b 'slt 1 O lll' f T I f . V 1' , 14 ' e ff? A ' XM fm T R, U i M ,

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v xi A1.'?' X l Il, Y i. ' Front Row: E. Cain, R. Thompson, J. Argenzia, A. Castiglioni, D. Bombay, A. Rutherford, K. Wiley Second Row D. Leiberman, R. Cella, W. Winterhotf, J. Duff, J. D'Ambrosio, J. Cerny, G. Reitz, Mr Slaybaugh Back Row: Mr. Anderson, B. Berner, W. Edmonds, G. Reitz, J. Canaan, T. O'Day, H. Fortsch, C Houston c Asif we 'S 1, ' 'Q 'k 11 'I 'sq ME., .I Baseball Qu A. y . 4.fJ9'1 ' h Q' F l tterrnan reaflhes hlg - cardlnal itch. A reapinga perfect c to make This year's baseball team, coached by Mr. Carl Slaybaugh, was minus the services of five boys who had seen a good deal of action last year. A bright spot in the picture, however, was Andy Ruthertord's return for his third year of Varsity pitching. Last year given a place on the B.C.S.L. second team, this year he posted another fine record. Left fielder Doug Bombay and versatile out fielder Ken