Holy Cross High School - Lance Yearbook (Delran, NJ)

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An equipment check list receives careful scrutiny from team managers Joe Pfeiffer, Tommy Harkins, Tim Carey, and Clem Gross. With Paul Worrell holding, Rich Strenski attempts a point after touchdown at the ND, game. Freshman team-First Row: John Carlis, Eugene Seng, Vincent Kranz, Gregory Janney, Michael l-luber, Michael Gazdo, Mr. John Lytle, coach, Second Row: Mr. John McTaggart, coach, Kevin Gamble, Robert Centinaro, Tom Devine, Paul Orfe, Raymond Aslaksen, William I-loffman, Richard Nolan, Third Row: Joseph Kane, manager, Ronald Whartenby, Bob Escheman, James Fleming, Lou Rapagna Bill Gamble Joe Murray Tom Gamble, Fourth Row: Ralph Land Mike Morrissey Mike Siergiej, Frank Sabo, Albert Bucchi Peter McHugh George Schiffer, Joe Cunningham Ronald Huminski manager, Fifth Row: Michael Bazulis manager Bob Harris, James Scott, Francis Scott Martin Rogers man ager, sf' llif it-3 3553? x lr F

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The turning point of the season may well have been this suc- cessful goal - line stand against the Red Bank Caseys. After t y i n g Red Bank, the Lancers closed the year with three straight wins. Tough Schedule Met B H. C. Eleven Fullback Joe Tarr eludes Red Bank tack-V ler in the Holy Cross backfield. L The football hangs tantalizingly in the air as Bob Schneider H65 is tackled from behind, amidst a swarm of Red Bank gridders, 80

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Varsity, J. V. Post Identical Records Providing an exciting season from begin- ning to end, the Lancer basketball teams all finished with winning records. The battling varsity cagers posted a record of lO wins and 4 losses, losing only to Camden Catholic, state champs Bishop Eustace, and Trenton Catholic. The jayvees followed the varsity example with a IO-4 record by defeating and losing to the very same teams, while the Frosh posted a 12-6 record. After trouncing Morrisville High, the Lanc- ers were upset by a determined Camden Cath- olic five, then, on January l9, they faced their toughest test at Trenton Catholic. The unbeaten Waves overcame the visitors, as they did in the season's finisher before l5OO fans at Holy Cross. One of the most exciting games in a season filled with thrills was the Lancers' upset rout of Bordentown Military Institute, highly regarded statewide. In the NJSIAA tournament, Holy Cross again fell before undefeated nemesis Trenton Catholic, while the Frosh advanced to the sec- ond round of the Burlington County Freshman Tournament before losing to Bordentown. The Lancerettes enjoyed a winning season both on the varsity and junior varsity level. The varsity girls scored a 5-4 record, while the jayvee squad posted 7 wins and 2 losses. Holy Cross's mighty varsity Lancers: Coach Don- Czarnecki, Joe Tarr, Bob Binter, and Managers ald Solinsky, Bob Schneider, Charlie Kelly, Greg Paul Baniewicz and Clem Gross, Atzert, Herm Maurer, Fran Scott, John Lees, Jon , as T