Hun School of Princeton - Edgerstounian Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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Lacrosse Confident of returning veteran players and after two seasons of building, Lacrosse Coach Hawley Water- man predicted that the 1960 Hun stickmen would be Hcontendersf, But pre-season factors including athletic ineligibility and drop-outs pared the original promis- ing sixty man squad to twenty-two. Of these only two wore letters. It looked like another shut-out season. But nobody gave up. The remaining red raiders really wanted to play lacrosse and Coach Waterman was tire- less in rebuilding a team. The result was Hun's most successful season since lacrosse was introduced. As expected, our green players lost to their initial opposition, dropping three in a row, first to the Maple- wood Lacrosse Club C3 to 13j, then by only one point to Lawrencville and to Scarsdale Lacrosse Club. In the fourth game we romped over Peddie, 8 to 1. Then we dropped two, our first league tilts of the season, bowing to Lawrenceville and to Scarsdale Lacrosse Club. In the fourth game we romped over Peddie, 8 to 1. Then we dropped two, our first league tilts of the season, bowing to Peekskill and to Brooklyn Poly Prep. But a decisive win over Rutgers' freshman Bn team raised Red spirits. After losing to Pingry, we edged N.Y.M.A. as the high point of the year and again beat Peddie before losing a fiery scrap to the Princeton Freshman B team, and conceding a hard-fought game to powerful Lawrenceville. High scorer for the season was Captain John Keffer with 15 goals and 5 assists. It was a team effort all the way, with prospects for a winning season in 1961. JV Middies Knowlton, LeBoutillier and Wedig face off in opener against Peddie, a 7 1 rout.

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JM: i sv ,A rm, , ,Q L. to r. - A. Snyder, P. Stern, J. Lane, G. Johnson, P. LaMotte, M, Wang, C. LeFebure, Steiger, P. Spiller, Johnstone. KNEELING, G. Vargish. .V. Crew Our JV,s formed Hunis second boat, stroked by Pete Spiller and coxed by George Vargish. It found itself manned largely by greenhorns fresh out of the barge, and each time it looked good, it found itself robbed by the varsity boat. It raced St. Andrew's, Francis Hammond, and Nutley, losing to all three, It paced the No. 1 boat in practice Cwith handicapj and always lost. Despite all, it worked out with a will and raced with spirit. It hardened a corps of veterans to Fill the gaps next year. And without a senior aboard, it should be back to a man. 5? Cleaning out the boat for a race 112 Ill 'on ff-an-...N . . ... a. f N The J.V. at the quarter-to-go marker, and, below, crossing the finish line. iiii

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James steals from Sandy Sidford. 19 .1 37 STANDING, l. to r. - Mr. Waterman Ccoachj, G. Findell L Greenfleld Cmanagersj, M. Waller, R. H. Kaplan, R. Freemann, D. Sav1dge W Hagger N son, K. Siegel, M. Donohue, Mr. Donaldson Qj.V. coachj. KNEELING Maplewood . . . Lawrenceville . Scaresclale . . . . Peddie ..,. . jj Peekskill .... . Pingry ....... F. l.l.- Peddie ....... Princeton Frosh Lawrenceville . Savidge on offense. Poly Prep ...... ., 11 . Rutgers Frosh .... e N.Y.M.A. ..... . . Lacrosse Scores Hun Hun Hun Hun Hun Hun Hun Hun Hun Hun Hun Hun