Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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MR. HENRY SCHNEPF Coach funior Varsity Row l: Don Moclssoc, Bob Smith, Bob Abbott, Greg Shogen, Dove Wct nson Bo Hon y Row Doug Pickle, Jim English, Johnathan Schwirid, John Cook, Bill Bisignono Al Walla e Dove Kee n Mike Diamond, Lou Cirelll. Absent: Chorles Wynne, Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape J. V. Scores Camden Paulsboro Woodrow Wilson Mount Holly Burlington Cherry Hill Collingswood Haddonfield Overbrook Woodbury Pennsauken Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Lenape Varsity Scores Camden Paulsboro Woodrow Wilson Mount Holly Burhngton Cherry Hill Collingswood North Burlington Haddonfield Overbrook Woodbury Pennsaulcen 4 oo. I5 38 12 27 l6 20 34 23 28 23 l9 5 3

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Varsity Nick Dello Valle, Ed Witczak, Jerry Bisignono, Bob Ard, Steve Tonkin Richard Eldridge, Dove Smith, Bob Simpkins, Bob Moy, Larry Goger, Jock Kraft, Norman Hill, Mr. Schnepf, 'Coach. I RICHARD ELDRIDGE AND NORMAN HILL Co-Captains Wrestling The Lenape wrestlers have completed their first season on a varsity level. Ably coached by Mr. Schnepf and Mr. Guidi, the team terminated the season with a successful record, 7-5. In order that a wrestling team have a successful season, the team must have several strong wrestlers. Lenape was no exception. We had six wrestlers with winning records-four of whom are ninth and tenth graders. Five of the six emerged finalists in the district championships, and one, Ed Witczak, was a district champ. Wrestling is an unfamiliar sport at Lenape but it has rapidly in- creased infpopularity this -past season. The stands grew fuller and fuller as the season drew on. The obiect of wrestling is simple- defeat your opponent. This is done one of two ways. A wrestler may gain a decision over his man which gives his team 3 points or Larry Gager, John Kraft l Lou Cirelli, Bob Simpkins I44 he may pin his man. This gives his team 5 points. The sport requires a great deal of stamina, perhaps more than needed in any other sport. The wrestler must work hard for minutes. He must move quickly, with strength and with Efficiency in these three phases makes a good wrestler. As was mentioned, Lenape emerged with five district Jerry Bisignano, a freshman, Bob Ard and Dave Smith, both mores, were third in the district in their respective weight Norman Hill, our heavyweight, placed second in the district ment. This boy backed up against some very stiff competition fathomecl it very well. Our district champion, Ed Witczak, a l pouncler, is only a sophomore. The future looks bright for Schnepf's grapplers. Norman Hill, Bill Bisignano Bob Handly, Richard Eldridge

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iw ,B t K aims alt Y Tbnnk The i962 Tennis squad played a rough sched against some of the strongest teams in the ar The final record was not wonderful C6 wins 7 lossesl although the team really fought throu most of the matches, beating for instance, Holly twice, and B.M.l., while losing to a stro Holy Cross team twice. Jack Leaman and Dick Walton, our two consistent winners, graduated in June, conl quently, we look forward to acquiring revitili tion from the underclassmen. This season again have a particularly tough schedule look forward to an improved record. We certainly put every effort forth to accomplish goal. Lenape 3 Riverside Lenape 3 Mount Holly Lenape 2 Moorestown Lenape 3 B.M.l. Lenape O Cherry Hill Lenape l Pennsauken Lenape 3 Palmyra 1 E A H E , Lenape 2 Camden Kneeling: John Leamcn, ond Dick Walton, Co-Captains, Standing:-Mr, Paone, Coach: Joe Fritz, Phil Lenape 5 Merchanfville Myers, George Kraus, John Greenluw, Ed Mulnote, Mr, Kraus, Assistant Coach. Absent: Al Lowe. Lenape 3 Mount Holly Lenape 2 Camden Lenape 2 Holy Cross Lenape 2 Holy Cross W ,- X A V! , O -- 'H fd 0 Q A S, S N lm I IIIIIIIIIIll!IIIIIIEIESSERSIIIIEEHSL 't'. Q9 , 'I:IIEEIIEIIEIIIIIIIISEQZ5325552351 f ' lllllllllllllll:::E!illllllll X Q. Clolf The Lenape Golf Team had a great year in 7962. The boys battled their way to first place in the Northern division and compiled an un- defeated record on the way. The league cham- pionship was held at the Burlington County Coun- try Club, and for the second time in three years, the Lenape Golf Team lost the playoffs for the league championship on the same course. Lenape 4 Palmyra 2 Lenape 3 Mount Holly 3 Lenape 5 Merchantville Lenape AV2 Cherry Hill TV2 Lenape A Mount Holly Lenape A Moorestown Lenape SV2 Cherry Hill V2 Lenape 3 Moorestown Lenape 6 Merchantville Lenape 4 Cherry Hill I46 E i m l v 4 4 Harry Lcndsiedel, Frank Loesche, Charles Sirolli, Ken DiGregorio, Joe Lloyd, Greg Quick, Tony Mr. DeBolt.