Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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LACROSSE In 1971 Livingston High School fielded a Varsity LaCrosse team for the first time. The Lancers had an excellent season while playing against the best teams in the state. Coaches Jacobsen and Battitio did a finejob in leading the boys, many of whom had only a year's experience. The Lancers were well rounded with a good offense and defense. Glen Vandenheuval and Dave Cooney were both fine passers from their attack positions. Bill Strickland scored many key goals from his crease attack position. Leading the midfielders was co-captain Jack Semler, a fine de- fender and stickhandler. Seniors Rich Woodruff and Art Noel, both start- ers as juniors scored many goals. Assisting the first line were juniors Bob Lenihan, Kevin Broderick and Bruce Waddon. The Livingston defense did a good job at both stopping the defense and clearing the ball. Al Pollard and Rich Falcone were excellent defenders. They were assisted by Joe Napporano and Frank Latorraca, two of the toughest players on the team. When the attackers did break through, goal- ie Glen Dyer made numerous key saves. Though lacking in playing experi- ence the Lancers were able to have a fine season through hustle and desire. l t tx I t gs . Q-4. . 4 f. I 522 FV Ye? 52 This here young lady, said the Gryphon she wants for to know your history, she does. I'll tell it to her, said the Mock Turtle in ' deep hollow tone. Sit down both of you, and don't speak a word till I've finished. So they sat down, and nobody spoke for some minutes. Alice thought to herself, I don't seg- how he can ever finish, if he doesn't begin. Bu she waited patiently. Once, said the Mock Turtle, We were a club. These words were followed by a very long si lence. Alice was very nearly getting up and say ing, Thank you, sir, for your interesting story.' But she could not help thinking there must ba more to come, so she sat still and said nothing. We were little once, the Mock Turtle said Now we are a team and growing. Alice was fidgeting and getting tired, sho wondered if the story was over. However, thc- Mock Turtle hadnit finished his tale. It's a varsity sport now, complete witf sticks, balls, nets, helmets, and armpads, ex- claimed the Mock Turtle. Wow, twittered Alice and The Gryphon They were really impressed. And we start training in early spring to pla in April, said the Mock Turtle. Come and watch us. We will, promised the Gryphon and Alice.

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i , 3 2:1 ,ir , res COACH WALTERS, D. HOFFMAN, S. STOLL, E. KREITZBERG, S. MAN BURGER, L. BERMAN, J. LITTERST, M. THOENE. DIANE HOFF ELLEN KREITZBERG MISSY THOENE The Girls Tennis Team had a fine season. Despite the fact that the girls had limited use of the tennis courts, they showed much talent in all their matches. The team was composed of seniors Leslie Berman, Sally Burger, Karin Duchin, Linda Gebroe, Diane Hoff- man, Ellen Krietzberg, and Missy Thoene. Juniors Joan Litterst and Sue Stoll added to the strength ofthe team. LESLIE BERMAN SALLY BURGER