Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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Skip smnh, Le- roy Williams, Gil Corbin, E a r I e Townshend. Len-ape 40 U3 Lenape 46 Doug Bragg goes over the top. Lenape 79 Lengpe 57 U2 Lenape 40 Lenape B4 Lenape 53 2X3 Lenape 85 Lenape 64 Lenape 40 Lenape 66 Lenape 70 Lenape 74 Bob Smith Pemberton Palmyra Riverside Moorestown Gloucester Levittown Pennsauken Merchantville Steinert Mr. Holly 77 Burlington Edgewood Ewing Cherry Hill Bruce Burnett with the iavelin 67 2X3 55 as 59 172 59 32 53 173 32 52 35 51 47 43 Field Team ow lf John LaVee, lack Matthews, Jim Wilson, Lester Batt, Jim Flanigan, David Schmid, Bruce Burnett, Bill Smith, Norman Hill, Jay McGillan, Bill Ware. Row 2: eroy Williams, Larry Sclaroff, Dan Eisenhulh, Art Adams, Louis Cirelli, Robert Kreibler, Allen Sclaroff, Dirk Stench, Gil Corbin. Row 3: Bob Still, Malcolm Humphrey, IS3

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1 , ,J fr? Q A 1 ' sf' 1 934' .134 AM We f Q1 -, Runners Row l: Earle Townshend, Robert Wycaff, Bill Cliver, Jurgen Baumann, Tony Perno, Randle Laws, John Vought, Bill Flanagan, Floyd Yoder.'Row 2: Mike Nobel, Jim Slaterbeck, Bob Haas, George Bear, Chuck Donachy, Tom McGowan, Dennis Johns, Lee Karsan, Charles Harrison. Row 3: Jock Vaslkonls, Ed Gxldner, Craig Dobson, Jack McCoy, Allen Jarvis, Bob Longacre, Dave Drain, Roy Glenn, Mike Stamat, Steve Fellman. Track Lenape's Track Team finished the season last year with a com- mendable 8 and 5 record, This was the best record achieved thus far by our track team, Seventy-six boys were at the first practice. Even though this number was decreased, the number of boys participating was en- couraging. The team competed in the South Central Jersey meet and did very well, placing 4th out of 9 teams. The team had two individual MR. EDWARD McCABE '52 Coach S,C.J. track champions, Bill Smith in the high hurdles and Frank Kerlin in the high iump. Although the team was composed of many students, relatively few were seniors, which gave high prospects for this year's team. Mr. McCabe, Coach, is very pleased with the progression the team has made in the last few years, particularly last season. He feels the team is well balanced and since a few of the losses were by only a few points, the team was better than the record shows.

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Varsity Raw l: JoAnn Seaman, Carol Hildebrand, Mary Henisee, Betty Mueller, Marge Bandezewsku, Manager, Mrs. Brich, Row 2 Darlene Henry, Lyn Beckett, Sandy Walker, Nancy Hargrove, Joyce Morrison, Manager. Row 3: Dot Cosaboon, Loretta Durham, Harriet McElhone, Karen Tucci, Sara Harris, Carol Haines. Co-captained by Betti Muellar and team went out and really knocked the the girls did a pretty good iob under system and also had lost many of the spirit and drive to win a few games for oftball Sara Harris and coached by Mrs. Brich, the girls of our softball balls around. Although they won only 3 of the games played, the circumstances. They faced an altogether different coaching girls from the previous year. The girls still came up with the Lenape. BETTI MUELLER AND SARA HARRIS Co-Captains MRS. AUDREY BRICH Coach