Warren Hills High School - Lamaton Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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BELOW: Gary Williams, Sweeney McKennan, Frank Springer, Steve Ferrazzano, Ray Tobaygo, Fred Brown. RIGHT: Chris Steele surveys the situation.

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Delaware Belvide 0 ABOVE: Streaks burst onto the field. LEFT: Clayton Brown typifies Streak season. Paradox for New Coach “Rhinehart drops back to pass. It’s a long pass for number eighty-eight, Popinko. Com- plete! Touchdown! Warren Hills spent most of the year coming back, as the above play illustrates. Unfortu- nately, it was often too little, too late. The Streaks consistency for spectacular plays and disappointing defeats was matched only by the determination and frustration they displayed throughout the season. After rallying to an opening night 14—14 tie with Delaware Valley, the Streaks dropped all eight of their remaining games. The season was not without its bright spots, however. The year witnessed the cultivation of emerging talent and served as an adjustment year for our new head coach, Frank Springer. The Blue Streaks’ narrow 14—7 Turkey Day loss to powerful Hunterdon Central proved that the team had not given up despite a disheartening season. Injuries, which plagued the squad all year, contributed to the disappointing season. Co-cap- tain Steve Smith and promising quarterbacks Bob Lockhart and Kevin Anderson were lost to injuries even before the season began. These, coupled with other key injuries suffered by the squad throughout the year, hindered the Warren Hills cause. Hackettstown North Hunterdon South Hunterdon Mount Olive Phillipsburg Catholic Roxbury Hunterdon Central

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 + ; LEFT: Coach Springer sets strategy. BELOW: Family affair; Beth Ann Bodine and broth- er Brian. LOWER LEFT: Team mascot, Steve Ferrazzano. looks on as foul weather dominates the game. LOWER RIGHT: Jim Popinko is downed after catching a Rhinehart aerial.