Williamstown High School - Totem Yearbook (Williamstown, NJ)

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,- ---v f H' HOCKEY I arsit The Williamstown High School's irls hocke t a h d h ' b - g y e m a t eir est season on re They won the most games in the entire history of girls sports and also scored more goals than their opposition p y reserve since twelve senior players The J.V. team also had a successful season and will be making an all out Kneeling, Left to right: Joan Brzeczek, managerg Barbara Falls, Joanne Pavlik, Carol Gregorio, Helen Bauerle, Betty Ann Blose, Laura Mscisz, Barbara Schneider, Roberta Robeson, Gale Custer, Jane Kelsey, Janet Kopp, Janice Holleny, Dianne Jeanne MacNicoll, Miss Usinger, coach. LaRosa, manager. Second Row: Carol Monte, Scores W.H.S. G 7. 0 l 0 . . D . . Sterling . . I n . . 0 cord. The varsity team chalked up a record of five wins and five losses. 1. . . . . .Edgewood . . . . .4 The girls recorded two firsts this season. 4... ..Clearview.....O 1. . . . .Glassboro . . . . . 5 Scored agamst them. 3... ..Sterl1ng.......0 , ,1 d 1 , h , 1. . . I 'Edgewood 0 0 - ' .2 Graduation W1 l cut ee into t e team s 1... ..Delsea will be lost- 7... ..Clearview.....l 1' ' ' ' 'classboro ' ' ' ' '3 effort to equal, if not better, last year's record. l. . . . .West Deptford. . .2 Junior arsit Kneeling, Left to right: Eileen Putland, Brenda Bull, Donna Eldridge, Darlene Smith, Shirley Ed- wards, Ellen Stover. Second Row: Janet Lanza- lotti, managerg Linda Sharp, Joanne Bracarello, Janice Fitzgerald, Emily Olinsky, Carol Dangro, manager.. I

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..,- M.- , ,..-w,,..,, v if L,,, T I if 1 ac P x C' C hes jen ehino fseatedj, Dom- Coach ,Iengehino anxiously awaits oac g the right moment to send in back ville, Capanola, and Welch watch Gil Miller. Senior squad members get in shape for the big game. the team run through a few plays. S- Q- ., if A, A---,- This year's football squad had the largest turnout of boys. Out of the 90 participants, 19 were Seniors. Their winning record included 4 wins, 3 losses, and l tie. This placed the W.H.S. team in 4-th place in the Olympic Conference. They won the Lions' Club trophy and the old shoe from Edgewood. Bob Belh was selected for the first team Olympic Conference, first team Group Two and 2nd team All South Jersey. Ted Johnson received recommendations for 2nd team Olympic Conference, 2nd team Group Two, and Honorable Mention for All South Jersey. Coach ,Iengehino felt that the boys worked hard and played well. if., g -A-ff. 1 .Q ,QL Freshman Football First Row, left to right: John Bill l i x Chew, Mike Bisch, Martin Beechler, Charles Hoffman, Jim Blose: John Nelnas, Mike Kouser, Eddie Walton, Anthony Simei, Bob Little, Third Raw: Gil Pfecev Richard BHUCY, James Mesiailfb .lohll Glllda- Stuart, Glen Gawin, George Cawthon, Mr. Callaghan, Seclmd ROW? Steven Ball: Kenny SWGS, Ed Viglmlai Ed Gillen, William Taylor, Richard Scott.

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Senior Defense Players fstancling left to rightj Jeanne MacNicoll, Barbara Falls, Gale Custer, fullbacksg Barbara Schneider, goalie. K e r Wing, Helen Bauerle, takes the ball from her opponent. l Senior Offense-Defense Players fleft to rightj Joanne Pavlik, Carol Gregorio, Roberta Robeson, halfbacks. me l Senior Offense Players fkneeling left to rightj Laura Mscisz, Jane Kelsey, fstandingj Eileen Putland, Helen Bauerle, Janet Kopp, forwards. qw Coach Usinger gives the team a pep talk along with their half time refreshments. Halfback, Joanne Pavlik, fights for the ball. 91