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

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Coach Shields' 1965 lacrosse squad compiled a 340 record to make a suc- cessful, but frustrating season com- plete. It was successful in that F.D.U. secured its first win as a varsity la- crosse team; it was frustrating because only two other wins were added dur- ing the remainder oi the schedule, which might easily have netted a .500 record with just 0 law breaks. The outlook for the 1966 season is certainly bright. The Iersey Devils are led by their exceptionally line Clli tack, spearheaded by Mitch Bau- meister, last year's high scorer and revelected captain this year. Flanking Mitch on attack will be Ice DellaeCorte, and Tim Nastro, a freshman. Bob A1- cubes, Marc Borak. Bob Cuskqdin, and Mel Stein round out the attack. The Midfield is knee-deep in experi- ence this year, including seven letter- meneLew Matzkin, Iohn Drinkard, Mac: Thornton. Iim Burke A1 Moder, Albie Rothstein. Jim Gncxll, and Tom DeEiso. In addition to the lettermen. We have Peter Burns, :1 second year man. and Chris Hammond, a freshman from Baltimore, lilling the remaining posi- tions in the starting midtields. The Defense, although lacking exper- ience, will be a line unit once it has a little seasoning. Ron Quiet. Luis Vil- lar, Dirk Kortz, Cliff Githmark, Walley Godleski, Ted Brunning and John Haw- ley are the starters here. In the goal. making the difficult tran- sition tram a midvfield shooter. will be Paul Creme. Much of the season's linal outcome rests on Paul's development as a goalie.

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Lacrosse Team 1964-1965 Buck How-Lefl to Right: B. Strock, F. Dickinson, E. Hurcm, B. Wadis, M. Thornton, I. CencH, P, Parmet, I. Dunn, L. Mutzkin, L. Feliner. R. Portnoy, M. Baumeister. R. Boschcxn, P. Crane. B. Cuskaden, P. Burns, S, Weber, P. Ccppolq Front Row: B. Weinstein, D. MCCullion, B. Clark. G Sussman. R. Alcabes, W. Godelski, I. Drinkurd, A. Hothsleinl Av Moder, J. Kaufman, B Clarke, T. DeHezo, 156 M. Rosenthol. I1 Burke,

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158 Tennis Team The Madison Tennis team is looking to better last Yearls record 0! 1 win cmd 5 leases, and with five lettermen returning, prospects for Q winning season are good. The team has scheduled 11 matches this year, compared with only six matches played in its Iirst year 0t varsity competltion last season. In Qd'di- tion to Captain Ellis Steam, Richard Feldmdn, Harris Alexander, Eddie Ezra, and Richard Levine who are returning to the team as veterans, there are some promising first year men on the squad: among them are Terry Daily, Alan Aronowitz, lay Schaefter, and Roger Carey. The growth of the tennis team is but one example of the impressive devel- opment of Varsity Athletics on this campus in the past few years; which is c: source oi great satisfaction to those directly involved in the Athletic program at Madison Campusl and should be c: source 01 pride for all FDU. Madison students. F I t Liza! Back Rowhbeit to Right: R. Levine. E. Ezra, Mt Green, I. Kramer, E. Stern, Coach Broskie. Front Row: A. Friedman, H. Alexander, H. Arick, H, Fejdmcm, R. Vinikoor, S. W011i.