South Plainfield High School - Regit Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Tgers Maul Their Upponenfs Top row, left to right: l. Bally, K, Kaladas, G. Wasserbach, 1. Moleski, S. Fredrickson, l. La Sasso, T. Thiel, V. Vetuschi, M. Rodiewski, P. Thibault, K. Flannery. Middle row: R, Linke, W. Vincent, B. Evegan, M. Lewert, W. Collins, M. Braynock, l. McAteer, R. Ungerlieder, R. Hlavaty, K, Lamont, Mgr. l. Hughes. Bottom row: l. Devico, S. Loud, P. Cornell, l. Sacko, A. Frascino, S. Pudimott, S. Tepperburg, S. Graves, C. Schuman, Mgr. C. Washkiewicz, M. Vanderborre, M. Desanti. Coach Barrett says this is the best group of kids he's had to work with in his three years of coaching. There's not just one player, there are about seven outstanding ones. The leading scorers were Tony Frascino, with seven goals, and Pat Cornell and Scott Fredrickson with four goals each. The defense of the team was led by Kenny Kaladas. The two goalies were joe Pante and lamey La Sasso. The team had a record of 8-3-1. n f r ,,., Upper left: Sr. lack McCoid bounces the ball off his head and past his fl g opponents. Lower left: Pete Appo- ' Q loni tries to outrun his competitor forthe ball. G- , 'i .V 5, X avi Q fa' 4,94 if 'ae . ff Q ,Q ,,.., lf..

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They Did H Again! Ill-0 For the second year in a row, the Girl's Cross Country Team took the Mid- State Conference title. Their coach, Miss Nancy Erickson, has now compiled a 3 year record of 30- 2. In the Mid-State Conference Meet, the team took first overall. Freshman Laurie Barg placed 2nd, junior Leslie Barg took 3rd, and senior Sharon White came in 6th, The team received 29 points while 2nd place Franklin had 69 points. In the Middlesex County Meet, the girls took the title in front of 2nd place Metuchen. Sharon White placed 7th, and Laurie and Leslie Barg came in 8th and 11th respectively. Over 100 girls ran in the meet. In the Group 3 Central jersey Sectionals, the team took 5th place. ln 11 undefeated dual meets this season, their average point score was 18, while their opponents averaged more than 40. Last year's school record of 12:11 for 1.9 miles was broken 3 times this year. First by Sharon White at 11:44, then by Laurie Barg at 11:43. Finally, with an outstanding run at Franklin Township, White captured the record with a time of11:42. In 1977, with 4 seniors to leave but 8 underclassmen to return, the team has a very good chance to do it again. Above: Kneeling, left to right: S. Zultowski, manager, N. Rabbitt, M. Hogan, L. Barg, K. Livecchio. Standing: N. Erickson, l. Partika, L. Strasko, M. Bazsika, C. Eckel, S. White, and L. Barg. ' ' 25 F ,NWN l '-M.. I ,,,.,. af! Above: Coach Nancy Erickson hopes to keep up the pace of her track record next year. 'D ,Vx ' -10,14 Z H z Above: Captain Sharon White, the holder of the school record in the 1.9 mile placed 6th in the Mid- State Meet and 7th in the Middlesex County Meet. The team will miss her. Left: Two prospective sopho- mores, Nancy Rabbitt and Cindy Eckel, contributed greatly to the team by placing 8th and 10th in the Mid-State Meet.