Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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Y S5 , , 5 'Y E sl GARY ANDRASKO The Lancer Cross Country team, harassed by injuries to key personnel, suffered a disap- pointing 2-10 year. Defeated in their first tive meets, Coach Berry's harriers responded with impressive victories over Parsippany and West Orange during the remainder of the season. Unfortunately, nagging injuries to Captain Paul Rogers and letterman Rich Tejan hampered the Lancers' efforts. The squad contained only two graduating run- ners, Rodgers and Gary Andrasko, leaving a nucleus of fine varsity members. Juniors Te- jan, Steve Dyer, Brian Shulman, and sopho- more Bob Mulhall, all returning lettermen, should assist in bringing an improved season next year.

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JJ, .5 , 1 Coaches Mclnroy and Casey. The Soccer Team performed one of its finest seasons ever, compi ing a 12-2-3 record. After two 1-0 defeats against Bloomfield a West Essex fState champsj, the Lancers went fifteen straight gam without a defeat. This streak was highlighted by a 2-0 victory ov West Essex. The Lancer team also qualified for the Group IV Sta Tournament. They defeated Morristown in overtime fl-03 but we eliminated by Hackensack fin a l-l tiej, when Hackensack had tli corner kick advantage. The key to the team's success was an excellent defense, which sum rendered only an average of one-half goal per game. Goalie and Cc Captain Mitchell Jerome made first teams All-Essex County 8L Set tional, recording eight shutouts. At center fullback was Co-Capta' Ira Cohen, who also made first teams All-County 84 Sectional. S niors Rick McKenna, Paul Perna and junior Bill Twecdie also d fine jobs at the deep back positions. Leading the offense were two sophomores, Eric Zager and Ste Milone. Both shared scoring honors and were named All-Count Eric to the second team and Steve the third team. Assisting the was senior Pete Milone who did a fine job, although hampered injuries. Joe Ciffordeli helped the team immensely with his aggre: sive play at center-forward. At the wings were Steve Zients, Bi Cece, Dave Cooney, Marc Bershaw and Steve Scardena. At the halfback positions, seniors Al Franzblau and Howard Ru senthal both played well despite being injured much of the year. .I nior Steve Shmanske, second team All-County, and sophomoii Tom McNiccol also played fine soccer. Coach Mclnroy can be aa sured of another fine season next year with thirteen returnin letterman.