Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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C233 SQ, ZZ Nitin Vekaria leads the Lancers in the distance running. V : ,1 t. n,n 1 ,L 9' L V , Y, x xxx ,,..' ' X, ', l. 'X 4 Q xfxxxq I, - flis l Ken Marantz leads the hurdlers to a victory. Shotput and discus thrower joe Murdock will lead the way in his event. Dan Harry is one of the strongest milers Livingston has pro- duced.

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Lancer Trackmen ff To A Good Season The 1976 track team completed a competitive season with a hard fought 5-5 record. Despite the loss of several important seniors, Coach Lyons expects to have another strong season in 1977. This year's team is basically an inter- ested one. Miler Dan Harry, who holds the best time for a sophomore, is expected to be an important runner in his junior and senior years. Nitin Veka- ria is the strongest two-miler on the team. Other point getting trackmen include hurdlers Doug Reed, and Ken Marantz, quarter-miler Lou Maddalena, half-miler Bob Chefitz and Casey Barrsg javelin throwers Bill Williams and Bill Bohri, shotput and discus throwers Eric Schwartzberg and loe Murdock, pole- vaulter .Bob Levy and high jumper john Elfin. The competition will be difficult with West Essex and Morristown lead- ing the formidable opposition. Never- theless, the Lancer team plans to meet the challenge and finish well in theiler- sey Hills Conference. . 15 gy. Y 7 ll. fi? .L ff je 5 5' 5 .. ,aft . 'L sf? t li it-5' i . '-A345371 H Bob Levy may break pole vault records in his senior year. Bill Bohri shows his form as the leading javelin thrower. N ii' X X- .. is V - . - . ' . - j 1 - . L. . Neil Kussik finishes in a burst of speed. l 9

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Lancer etmen Gut To Retain Titles The 1976 Group IV State Champs are looking forward to another suc- cessful season. The tri-captains Bob Peacock, Bob Litterst and Dave Koss, who have outstanding records, should again prove to be great assets in singles competition. junior Caro- line Stoll will also be a very tough contender in the singles position. Mike jones and Lance Blake, two extremely aggressive doubles players, will probably continue their tradition of undefeated seasons. The Lancer netmen will be out to improve on their already impressive 28-3 record. The toughest competition will be against Westfield and Newark Acad- emy. The jersey Hills Conference and Newark Academy tournament tro- phies are sure to be regained again this season. Tri-captain Bob Litterst will again produce a winning season as he overpowers his opponents. 4 - sfafa J-W-mm-mu Tri-captain Bob Peacock has a serve and volley that will aid the team to a winning season. Senior Mike jones' aggressive doubles play will again be a sure win.