Fairleigh Dickinson University Madison - Columns Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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Mac ThorTon kicks his way OUT of Trouble. SCORES FDU OP 1 ............ Newark STaTe College ................ 3 ............ MarisT College ............................ O ............ Wilkes College .......................... O ............ Bloomfield College .................... O ............ Quinnipiac College .................... O ............ E. STroudsburg ............................ T 2 ............ Susquehanna U. .......................... O ............ PaTerson STaTe College .............. 1 ............ New Haven College .................... O ............ Nichols College .......................... Record: Won 1 LosT 7 Tied 2 M. HupperT, L. Boma, and D. Look puTTing The pressure on. p 1 1 O 3 2 1 3 T 3 4 Mike Robinson and John DeSheplo rush The opposiTion's neT. AIThough The MeTs won only one of Their TTrsT nine games, including Two Ties, seven of The conTesTs were decided by Two or less. The de- fense, led by goalies Jim PaTz and Lennie Boma, limiTed The opposiTion To an average of Three goals per game. The young MeT squad, dominaTed by freshmen and sophomores, deveIOped several ouTsTanding booTers. Among Them are DieTer Look, Mac ThorTon, Bill Clark and Buck Clarke; The freshmen are PaTy and Jim Robinson. The defense, cenTered around PaTy, was boIsTered by Robinson, Richie RoTh, Lew MaTzkin and John DeSheplo. The experience and leadership of upper- classmen DeSheplo, Boma and Norman CogliaTi cannoT be overlooked. Senior Co-capTain, De- Sheplo, playing only his second year of inTercol- legiaTe soccer, quickly became The field leader of The Team and played a consisTenle ouTsTanding game aT cenTer halfback. Coach Shields advises while The MeTs Take a breaTher. 83

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82 Coach Robert Shields Director of Athletics Rear, left to right: M. Huppert, J. Wilner, M. Robinson, L. Matzkin, D4 Look, E. Ezra, E. Vilade. From, left to right: B. Wachs, R. Kiley, B. Clark, M. Thornton, L. Boma, J. DeSheplo, J. Patz, H. Talman, Bx Clarke, L. Weber.

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84 Cross Country ' r t 09;, Left To righT: R. Alcabes, D. Bends, T. Kenah, W. Balnicki, D. McCullion, R. Mihaly, Coach McLaren. Madison compleTed iTs FirsT varsiTy cross-counTry season under The TuTelage of Coach John McLaren. AlThough The MeT harriers were winless in Their firsT campaign, The former alumni coach is OpTimisTic Toward The TuTure. This year's squad was made up mainly of freshmen and SOphomores, a maioriTy of whom had no previous cross-counTry experience. WiTh The newly acquired experience of This year's squad, and The possibiIiTy of geTTing some new runners nexT year, high hOpes are expecTed Tor fu- Ture years. Dennis McCullion was named by Coach McLaren as This year's ouTsTanding runner. Denny, a sopho- more, placed wiThin The Top Five in mosT of The MeTs' meeTs. Tom Kenah and Jake Soheld were The Two senior members on The squad. FDU OPP 38 ........ MarisT College .................. 18 34 ........ N. Y. STaTe U. .................... 21 35 ........ PaTerson STaTe College ...... 22 32 ........ Upsala College .................. 25 38 ........ Nichols College ................ i7 38 ........ OpponenT .......................... i7 40 ........ OpponenT .......................... 15 Record: Won 0 LosT 7 A Tired Trio Can T. J. caTch him?