Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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THE BAND FRGNT AND SQUADS SPARK TEAM The 1980 Lancer spirit and showmanship was sparked by the talented efforts of the band, band front and cheerleaders. The marching band, under the leadership of student director Lance Siegel, performed a variety of musical numbers. The shows were highlighted by unique marching drills and formations coordinated with the band front. The drills of the Flagsters and Lancer- ettes proved colorful and exciting enter- tainment at football games. Coordinated carefully, the skillful twirling maneuvers and marching of the Color Guard rifle squad and the Twirlers captured the fans' attention. Along with their skillful exhibitions, the girls upheld the spirit of the Lancer tradition. The Lancer spirit was further displayed as Lancer victories were inspired by the undy- ing support of the cheerleaders. The pep and talent of the squad encouraged fan par- ticipation and fired up the Lancer's valiant efforts. The successful 1980 season en- joyed by the Lancers was certainly made more memorable by the colorful support and performances of the band, band front and cheerleading squads. Lancerettes: Kneeling: Captain Robbie Rogers and co-captain Monette Dong. Standing: Lisa Chaiklin, Alison Greenberg, Gigi Collas, Caryn London, Barbara Taylor, Ann Judge, Lori McPherson, Laura Murray, Mara Gold, Sandra Polito, Ellen Weir, Anne Eckhart. Not pictured co-capt. Karla Kasper and Hillary Crane, SPIRIT Flagsters Front row: Julie Browde, Shari Rivkind, Capt. Valerie Valente, Roz Arons, Erica Ritzer. Row 2: Pam Lindner, Janet Salomon, Carol Tarshis, Cathy Deleso, Kara Weiss, Sue Graulich. Row 3: Joanne Dougherty, Lisa Giallanella, Gina Szumaski, Mary Perrini, Jennifer Greene, Lori Roth. Not pictured, Marisa Buglio. 'tlr ',, ff' A W x - YA Q A .-:,.-.-v- -1 -1... -, - -cf ...,..a-..--1, --Q --.. ..-. - L,-.-,-A Y ..xf' W - Q The Marching Band

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BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 9TH IN COUNTY MEET The Lancer Boy's Cross Coun- try team, despite a disappointing 1-11 record, showed promise by placing 9th in the Essex County meet. The team was led by sen- iors Mike Bernstein, Steve Rei- chel and Peter O'Grady, as well as Michael Goldman and Anthony Sawicki. Juniors Doug Sherman, Albert Kim and Harish Sarguni demonstrated agility in cross country meets. Other under- classmen lra Brickman, Doug Sherman and Jaan Janes will provide strength for next year's squad. Certainly Coach Jules Geftic can look forward to an im- W .79 Front row: Mike Bernstein, Harish Sarguni, Mike Goldman, Doug Sherman. Row 2: Peter O'Grady, Steve Reichel, Albert Kim, Jaan Janes. Row 3: Anthony Sawicki, Howard Soloman, Ira Brickman, Coach Jules Geftic. provedseason next year. Junior Albert Kim will lead next year'S team. Peter O'Grady's extensive experience keyed the team. Senior Steve Reichel ran well for the team. Harish Sarguni showed great endurance. l-.,.,- if QT Y Coach Geftic discusses strategy with Senior Mike Bernstein. Doug Sherman and Ira Brickman lead the pack.