Lansdowne Senior High school - Valhalla Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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WP M Above: A I.V. lacrosseman skillfully escapes his opponent. Left: Lacrosse is a rough sport, as proven here by the Vikings who are fighting for the ball. Above: Steve Skeen successfully dodges his opponent, and heads for a goal. 159

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LACROSSE Last year's Varsity Lacrosse team was the best in the schoolls short history. Led in scor- ing by Steve Skeen and Terry Crisler, the stickers finished with four Wins and five losses. Goalie Mike LaFontaine led a rough defense, and along with Skeen, has a good chance for All County honors for '70-'71 sea- son. The 1.V. team also completed its season With a 4-5 record. Iimmy Moore and Iohn Hofmann led in scoring. Practice and experi- r ence combined With the good skills they al- 'L .El Lacrosse season next year. A Increased interest in the sport at LHS points toward a Successful future for this, the The members of the Varsity Lacrosse team are: First row D. Gemmell, R. Burke, Iimramovsky, M. LaFontaine, D. Rust, Shay. Second row R. Grace, A. Becker, Woolery, G. Harman, K. Smith, B. fastest game OU foot- Buettner. Third row D. Murphy, T. Crisler, B. Antoszewski, Monck, S. Skeen, Mr. Lucas. K The members of the j.V. Lacrosse team are: First row Hofmann, Ring, S. Penyak Second row D. Redman, C. Puig, Moore. Third row S. Ludwig, B. Ross, Edmonson B. Clover. Fourth row W. Meador, G. ones, S. Connors, S. LaFontaine. Fifth row S Nijak, Dellavecchia, S. Trust, C. Bevins, Mr. Hill. Sixth row K. Crivelli T. Marsh Stoltzenbach, Miller. l 1 58 w ready possess should assure LHS of a great 5

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CIRL ' LACROSSE The Girls, Lacrosse team had a very successful season. The team, consisting of 25 spirited and hard-working girls, was led to their victories by Captains Chris Loomis and Chris Klishis. Coaching by Miss Quinn helped them to a very suc- cessful season of 7 wins and 3 losses which tied them for second place in the West- ern Division. They were very enthusiastic and their desire for victories far surpassed that of any of their opponents. With these excellent qualities, we can look forward to a very successful 1971 season. Vikettes 19 Pikesville 2 10 Pikesville 5 12 Randallstown 5 10 Milford Mill 2 6 Dulaney 4 8 Randallstown 4 9 Milford Mill 1 6 Woodlawn 7 4 Dulaney 1 1 1 Woodlawn 8 Record 7 wins 3 losses Pam Hadley's skill and effort is shown as she attempts to score The members of the Girls' Lacrosse team are: First row S, Burns, 1. Hadley, T, Griffin, L, Donnelly, C, Klishis Qcaptainl, S Keyes N RGHSCITIH, Drake, S- Fishel, R- B1'00kS, C- 101105, P- SWB-NZ, Y- Sf8Sl1k, Cartrell, C. Smith, K. Connor, Kehring, C. Loomis Qcaptaml Miss B. Powell, L. Keys, S. Chandlee, S, Sgroi. Second row D. Ault Quinn Ccoachj. fmanagerlg V. Howe fmanagerjg B. Mathews, C. Henry, P. Cole, P.