Longmeadow High School - Masacksic Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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1 A familiar scene at Lancer games is that of the marching girls. 2 Erica Bro- man. Nonce McGrath. Jennifer Smith. Eleni Klotsas, and Liz Wel sh stay in step. 3 Sue Stewart marches confidently. 4 The seniors, always included in the traditional Pomp and Circumstance . 5 The girls perform their famous ' X ' on the football field. Drill Team: ROW 1; L. Fredette, G. Mayer, S. Vrstadt, S. Alston, S. Rome, S. Feldman, Capt. J. Taylor, E. Klotsas, D. Fitzpatrick, M. Fisher, K. Sanford, P. Marini, Mrs. Elaine Webster. ROW 2; M. LaBroad, M. Thomas, K. Murray, J. Dunlevy, L. LaBroad, Co-Capt. L. Welsh. J. Philbin, J. Waldrond, D. Snyder, M. J. Markarian, B. Hirschaut. K. Tober. ROW 3; S. Bonchi, C. Nuger, D. Wiener, L. Margolis. S. Liden, L. Lavin, C. Smith, L. Picard, R. Rothstem, N. Fre- dette, N. McGrath, S. Stewart, E. Broman, J. Smith. (Missing: L. Bills, C. Craven. T. Danelow- itz, D. Dunlevy, R. Emery, G. Fitzpatrick, F. Greenbaum, R. Goldberg, A. Hochman, L. Jack- son, M. Kent, J. Kossoy, P. Simmon, D. Wiener, P. Stevens.) 105

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DRILL TEAM One part of LHS that is rarely appreciated is the Drill Team. Our half- times are generally filled with the smiling faces and moving legs of these dedicated girls. Precision and timing are the main ingredients that put together the finely polished performances of the marching students. The group was coached by Mrs. Webster, and the 7 A.M. practices pro- bably seemed all too frequent. But we must all admit that it proved to be well worth their trials of early morning practices. Left, right, left, right . . . . ' ri ■ ■

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GIRLS ' BASKETBALL It was an exasperating season for the girls in black kilts on the basketball court, as the talent was greater on this year ' s team than ever before. Unfortunately, the squad couldn ' t seem to get it all together, as they finished the long season with a disappointing record of 7-10. Experience was a factor, since the team was made up of only four seniors, and five juniors. The J.V. team was very impressive and could help to build a strong team in the near future. 1 Captain Louise Locario led the Lancers this season with driving lay-ups which helped her to be one of the team ' s leading scorers. 2 Junior Jennifer Smith grabs another rebound against rival East Long- meadow. 3 Senior Sue McManus pops in another jumpshot while opponents stand bewildered. 4 Coach Linda Segur ex- plains the strategy during a fervent half- time. 106