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

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Cheerleaders 1;!Jil'. 3H .. v5 4 Standing, left to right: C. Abate, G. Scibilia, B. Draper, L. Wilkinson, L. Grand, 8. Marra, P. Gregorzek, S. Rosenberg. Kneeling: Co-captains Jackie deRoxtro and Sharon Wardzeka. Five pretty young ladies. Screaming for soccer. 141

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Lacrosse Back row, left To right: E. Horan, P. ParmeT, D. McCullion, R. Miles, I. Sislik, R. PorTnoy, L. MaTzkin, C. Sofield, J. Egan, J. Arens, L. Fellner, B. Wachs, imanagerl Front row, left to right: J. Kaufman, M. Thornton, A. Moder, A. Clarke, D. AlperTi, N. Cogliati, P. Coppola, E. Joshevana, E. Curry, 8. Clark. Spring '65 brings on Madison's second varsiTy lacrosse season. AIThough The MeTs will be hampered by a Tough schedule, Coaches Wagner and Shields are opTimisTic abouT This season. ThirTeen leTTermen are reTurning To give The MeTs The experience ThaT They have lacked in The pasT. Back This year are MiTch BaumeisTer, IasT year's leading scorer, and The good sTick-work of Joe Kaufman and Mac Thornton. Other individuals To waTch are aTTack-men Lew MaTzkin and Bill Clark, midfielders Bucky Clarke and Denny McCullion, defenders Jef1c Dunn and Phil ParmeT, and, of course, The Tremendous Hondo Horan in The neT. SCHEDULE Mar. 27 AmhersT 31 Bowdoin Apr. 3 LafayeTTe College 10 C. W. PosT College 21 CiTy College of N. Y. 24 Nichols College May 1 Dickinson College 5 Columbia Univ. L. C. 8 Villanova College L. C. 12 N. Y. MariTime Acad. 15 Siena College 140

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142 W. R. A. The Women's Recreation Association is com- posed of aII of the women on the Madison campus. Its purpose is to provide recreation and the development of skill in various sports and activities. lntramurals, intercollegiates and sport days oHer exciting individual and team competi- tion; in addition, the W.R.A. sponsors social activities and corecreational events. The Women's Recreation Association is gov- erned by an executive board, composed of elected and appointed members, which decides on the programs and all policies. The intramural program is composed of four athletic clubs, each with a President who guides her members in intramurals and other activities. Recreational Basketball From these clubs are taken the rosters for each of the team and individual sports. A typical year's events begin with a Get Acquainted Picnic for the Freshmen. The sports are then begun,- they include archery, volleyball, tennis, horseback riding, softball, basketball, and table tennis. During the year two major social functions are run e the W.R.A. dance and the very popular annual Fashion Show. This year a complete varsity athletic program for women was organized with varsity basketball, Field hockey, swimming, and tennis available. Highlighting a successful hockey season was the unexpected 0-0 tie with the more experienced Drew University team. Varsity Field Hockey