Notre Dame High School - Canticle Yearbook (Lawrenceville, NJ)

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Notre Dame Linda De George and a Princeton player battle for the ball which seems to be suspended in air. SCORES February 18 Morrisville February 28 March 5 e.er .ree March 11 March 13 March 15 Princeton Steinert Princeton March 7 ,,i....r iiii.,iiVil1a Victoria Cathedral South Amboy St. Ma.ry,s Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Christina Flood tries to steal the ball from a Princeton High player. FRONT ROW:: Marie Evans, Janis Runkle, Suzanne VVehrfriz, Rosalie Ayres. SECOND ROW: Debbie Martin, Kathy Gill, Katherine McGowan, Carol Baldino, Helen Baylog, janet Bednarski, Pat DiOrio, and Doris Sigl.

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FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Willever, Janice Evans, Claire McElroy. SECOND ROW: Mary Hoyer, Christnia Flood, Mary Danchak, Judy Nutt, Marie Evans, Linda DeC-eorge, Mar- garet Danchak, Donna Henry. GIRL 9 BA KETBALL The girls, basketball team, under the direction of Miss Mary Colvey, opened their season on February 18 and Were handed a loss at the hands of the Mor- risville ladies ofthe court. After the initial loss, the varsity squad won four in a row: Steinert, Princeton, Villa Victoria and the second encounter with Princeton-each of which offered little opposition. The four game winning streak was brought to an abrupt end on March 13 when Cathedral beat the Irish, 48-24. Two days later on March 15 the varsity squad traveled to South Amboy Where they topped St. Mary,s, 20-31. 156 Linda De George is up to get that rebound and close by is Judy Nutt to protect the ball in the Princeton game.

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FIELD Bill Iacohus paces Leon Grahowski and John F eeney in last half mile of Hunter- don Central meet. TRACK A D Bill Spych takes third place in high hurdles at Lawrence Indoor track. 158 Coach John Ungradyis Notre Dame cross country team won its first meet by a 19-36 victory over Bordentown on Wednesday, October 3. The Irish had their first defeat on October 12 when Hun- terdon Centralis Red Devils tabbed a 15-45 Win. On October 18, Notre Dame,s cross country team succumbed to Cathedral High by the score of 35-44 on the Irish course. Cathedral High made it two in a row over the Irish by a 22-46 score on the N.D. course. The Irish enjoyed a brief victory by de- feating Hightstown, 21-34, on October 23 for its second Win in five outings. The harriers, however, ran into trouble when they encountered Camden Catholic and Steinert. For the first year of varsity cross-coun- try, Notre Dameis record stands 3-6. Phil Smith clears the pole at 4' 8 at Lawrence indoor track. -f 955 K 5 -tai-Fsciiu. WMQSK M if 'h'- we M1 MM.-.. .QW .a,,,u.,q,,, Q. 1 ' .. - ff ' A , 3' , . .. I 5515111.ft-ini-in Q f L