Newton South High School - Regulus Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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I l I1 I. il FIELD HOCKEY f First Row: Wendy Shahon, Sara Rubenstein, Chris Castellanos, Ellen Korlitz. Second Row: Ms. Pamela I. I r T I. Hixon, Buthaina Shukri, Lisa Hurley, Cheryl Wenning, Barby Long, Debi Spielman, Kiki Farrish. Third Row: . Alicia Skerry, Ruthanne Miller, Faith Dana, Diane Wilcox, Nancy Grodberg, Leslie Dillon. Fourth Row: Patty McLellan, Mindy Kingston, Stacy Lions, Kerry Wilcox, Patty Cutler, Sarah Longson, Laurie Markoff. Missing: Susan Horowitz, Amy Casper. This year's field hockey team, although managing only one win, was a sk'illful and talented group. The girls worked very hard during both practices and games but just could not seem to produce the wins that they were capable of. However, the season ended on a good note as Varsity defeated Acton 1-0 and I.V. tied 0-0. The team also played impressive hockey against Weston and Lincoln- Sudbury, both games ended in ties. Despite the loss of seniors Cheryl Wenning, Sara Ru- benstein, Christine Castellanos, Captain Sue Horowitz, and Laurie Markoff, South can look forward to a promis- ing season next year. With juniors Amy Casper, Lisa Hur- ley, Ellen Korelitz, Barby Long, Wendy Shahon, Buthaina Shukri, and Debi Speilman returning along with sopho- mores Kiki Farrish and Diane Wilcox, the team should be strong in most positions. We started off with many kids, feeling very gung-ho! But by the third day of tryouts, where'd they all go? Brave, strong, and willing were the 24 left, or, maybe, we were all a trifle bit deft. Practice was rough, and as Ms. Hixon would say, Do 8 laps and 3 suicides, or else you will pay! My group with me, hustle on over here! Barb, how's the knee? Amy, get on your gear! On the other field, Ms. Caruso would teach a new play, and of course, everyone would do it the opposite way. But, she tried, and Hixon tried, and the players tried, too everyone gave their best, and did all they could do. Cheryl was funny, Chris was loud, Lorie was Lorie, and gosh was I proud - To think back on that muddy season and laugh. For I had good reason Field Hockey, you are my sunshine. You make me happy when skies are gray. And though you'lI never know dear, how much I loved you, please, don't take my field hockey away Mindy Kingsto

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CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Karen Lein, Steve Karlin, Bob Morehouse, Lee Zalinger, Ed Konning, Don Ferrari, Steve Hall. Second Row Bob Kellx, Kei Kishimoto, Bob Pourvu, Marc Spelfogle, Tim Williams, jon Averback. Third Ron Ntr. Geist, David Kamoviitz, Dennis Bauke, Cary Abramson, Scot Mondlict, lim Ralston. Cross country '75 at Newton South began with much hard work and optimism in the last days of August. Twenty-two runners came out for the team in the early weeks of training, twice as many as ran last year. The majority of this year's team was new members, with only eight veterans. This meant that new and young members had to be depended upon to strengthen the team. The rookies did come through this year, including three sophomores who made varsity: Steve Hall, Kei Kishimoto, and Eddie Konning. The junior Varsity fared well early in the season and won its first two meets. Under stiff competition the LV. finished with an even record in the league competition, but amasses a respectable 29 wins and 19 losses for the total season. The Varsity had an improved team over last year and fared well in the non-league meets, yet was unable to do well in Dual-County League competition. In addition to those already mentioned, the Varsity team was composed of four seniors, captain Gary Abramson, Dennis Baul-ce, Don Ferrari, and Dave Kamowitz, one junior, and next season's captain Tim Williams. The team, despite a 2 wins and 11 losses record in league competition, beat teams such as Andover, Gloucester, Lowell Voc., St. lohn's, Stoneham, and Watertown, among others, in non-league competition, while compiling an overall record of 24 wins and 46 losses. gi Slfllf-l W T5 SUU 7' Weston ...... Lincoln-Sudbury Wayland ..... NEWTON SOUTH Acton ....... Concord .. Weston . Acton ....... Lowell ....... Lincoln-Sudbury Concord ..... Bedford ...,.. Wayland ..... NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH Bedford - ...... NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH NEWTON SOUTH Matignon .....