Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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Field Hockey The field hockey teams didn ' t do as much winning as they had hoped, but the season was exciting nonetheless. The teams finally left the soggy confines of Battell field to move to a luxurious new site adjacent to Porter Football Stadium. Lisa Hill was leading scorer for the second straight year with nine goals. She was followed by Betsy Conger with eight and Sue Butler and |oan McKenna with three apiece. The offense was strengthened by the addition of McKenna and Conger, a pair of freshmen who wasted no time joining Hill, Butler and co-captain Meg Dana on the starting front line. Anne Luginbuhl, Julie Ewing and Helen Ladds handled the bulk of the half- backing chores, while Pam Blake, Holly McConnell and freshman Lissa McKinley filled the fullback slots. Co-captain Katy Weidman had another great year in the nets. The future looks good as nine of the eleven varsity starters will be returning next year. Kathy McNamee, Carol Zuber and the co-captains will be lost in the May parade. PERFORMANCE 29

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, • II 4 % X Midd. Opp. Score 9 Greer Mtn. 5 Castleton 1 1 U.V.M. 3 3 Keene 2 2 Skidmore 3 J Williams 2 Dartmouth 3 ■ 1 1 U.V.M. 5 2 Boston St. 2 Williams 2 2 N. Adams Won- -3. Lost — 4. Tied — 4 2H PKRFORMANCK

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Midd. Opp. Score Springfield 3 Plymouth Williams U.V.M. St. Mike Norwich Amherst Dartmouth Pittsburgh U.N.H. N. Adiims Won — 4, Lost — 3, Tied 1 3 (1 1 4 30 PERFORMANCE