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VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row: Bill Cochrane, (head coach), Roy Kuenne (line coach), John Domalewski, Tony Policastro, Tim Hawkes, Tim Purcell, Tom Rindos, Frank Murdaco, Mike Gugliemeli, Bill Gargiulo (backfield coach), Bob Kelly (line coach). Second Row: Bill Rankin, Mike Malecki, B od Christie, Tom Street, Ed Garvey, Bill Sheridan, Bob Tropke, Joe Urbanovich, Pat Lanni, Tom DeAngelis, Lew Castelli. Third Row: Pete Sack, Jim Heubel, Brian McCarthy, Ron DeMiglio, Daryl Gotilla,
Bob Buckley, Dave McConville, Mike Ascolese, Ken Hojnowski, Paul Hering, Dave Williams. Fourth Row: Don Soriero, Larry Finnegan, Jerry Murphy, Bill McCahill, Vinny Cor coran, Glenn Grieco, Paul McGovern, Chris Mortenson, Don Santora, Bruce Zeman. Back Row: Bob Ribaudo, Dave Nawrocki, Chris Corns, Ed Lewis, Jack McCarthy, Larry McHeffey, Mark Scheurer, Pete Sekel, Rich Balcerzak, Bill Torpey, Jim Van Blarcom, Marty Conlon.
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ST. JOSEPH Their spirits dampened by the rained-out St. Bene dict’s game, the Petreans were out to avenge last year’s humiliation at the hands of the West New Yorkers. The defensive unit proved true to pre-season pre dictions as the first half saw the Bluejays caged deep in their own territory while the offensive unit pushed closer and closer to pay dirt. But close was as far as they ever came. Every Prep threat was thwarted by a determined Bluejay defense which rose to bar the door. St. Joe’s scored in the second quarter on a pilfered DeMiglio aerial and converted to make it 7-0. Early in the third quarter, Grieco recovered a fumble deep in St. Joe’s territory. After a series of plunges by Hawkes the ball was on the twelve, Pete Sack took a pitch from DeMiglio, swung wide, and knifed over for a touchdown. The golden toe of Chris Mortenson slammed the pigskin home for the all important conversion. The waning moments of the fourth quarter saw a long distance Prep drive sputter and stall just two yards short of victory and Prep had to settle for a tie in the game which would have been the first jewel in the country crown. Summer Home of Champions. 54