Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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Lacrosse ' ,.,-A ff-TT Deiense player Barbara Taylor ouTdis- Tances Sharon Cooper as They scramble Tor The ball during pracTice session. .. . . ..7..-...,,,, BOTTOM ROW: M. Cox, C. Driscoll, J. Collins, M. Hesse, J. l-lamilTon, M. Koopman, M. Caruso, S. Rhirner, S. Cooper. SECOND ROW: Mrs. LongsTreTh, N. Hughes, M. WaTT, T. Heaver, B. Taylor, D. Deal, D. Klein, L. Ogle. CapTain Joan HamilTon anxiously awaiTs opponenT's shoTs. + i kvgj if n BOTTOM ROW: E. Girard-di-Carlo, C. OuesT, P. Carson, J. l-losner, B. Collins, G. Willis, E. Carl, E. Hughes. SECOND ROW: Mrs. LongsTreTh, J. Maclzadyen, B. Pollock, P Carvalho, N. McAlaine, S. CoTTer, A. RenTschler, L. Ogle. 96 The I96I VarsiTy Lacrosse Team was one of The peppiesT and mosT successTul Teams oT The year. Inspired by The enThusiasm of All-American Coach Barbara LongsTreTh, The girls could noT Tail To provide sTiTT oppo- siTion To all Their opponenTs. Experience was very apparenT in The squad, especially in CapTain Joan l-lamilTon, who previousl had been goalie Tor Three years. The aTTaclZ was sparlced by Midge T-lesse and Debbie Klein, while The deTense was bolsTered by Debbie Deal and MuTT Koopman. The sea- son goT underway wiTh an alumnae game and a scrimmage wiTh Lower Merion during spring vacalion. The J.V. also presen'red a Tine record and promises To carry on The winning TradiTion. Perhaps iT may even pro- vide The sparlr needed To deTeaT The so-Tar unbeaTen privaTe schools.