Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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i i l l JOY Tennis w I: Dave Forrest, Don Bridenstein, George Kraus, Jack Kern. Row 2: Mr. Sal Paone, och- Glenn Donharl Jim Greenlaw Ed Malnate Richard Heacock Jack Fer ugon I .. , , g , Mr. iorge Kraus, Sr., Assistant Coach, I l The i963 edition of the tennis team was the culmination of two years of ative frustration and hard work, With some good luck and fine play, the uad defeated the best teams in the county, rolling up the best record er for a Lenape tennis team. The overall record was 9 wins, 3 losses, beat- g Mt. Holly twice Cthe fifth and sixth consecutive wins over Mt. Holly for 5 tennis teaml, upsetting an undefeated Pennsauken, beating Camden for 2 first time, Holy Cross twice, as well as Riverside, Woodrow Wilson, and zrchantville. Mr. Paone can look forward to fine possibilities for a good season next ar. With only George Kraus and Dick Heacock graduating, the squad pre- nts a strong front even without additions. Whether this year's record can improved upon or not can only be answered next year, however, the uad will go all out to do so. 'Y - . GEORGE T 3 , -f S KRAUS, K Captain ff: 1 , 'if W m . um , .X , s 'i 7- fi aan, - Richard Heacock and George Kraus, Seniors G0 Q 55 tb Peyre-Ferry, Richard Bishop, John Zurbach, Wally Houch, Charles Sirolli, ll Weirich, Frank Loesche, Greg Quick, Mr. James DeEolt, Coach. The golf team had an overall record of 8 wins, 5 defeats, and 'I 2. The league record was 5 and l, which put the team in second ace in the Northern Division. ln the league playoff, they ended last place for the fourth year in a row. Charles Sirolli, the num- zr one man, placed fourth in the State Individual Match at the verton Country Club. CHARLES SlROl.l.l Captain Frank Laesche and C-reg Quick, Seniors