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Varsity Wrestling finished their season with a strong tourna­ ment performance. Capping an 8-5-1 season in the A & B combined competition, this team scored more points in that meet than any matmen in W-H history. Unfortunately, the year was plagued with injuries; Tom Byleckie, Tom Kopidakis, and Barry Leonowicz were all out early in the season. However, the team did not let this situation change their attitude. The remain­ ing grapplers really showed their strength at the NJAIS Wrestling Championships, where Bruce Lackland took a second, Martin McDougall and Roland Minard thirds, and Vince Venezia a fourth. With the return of several strong wrestlers next year, Coach Doc Rud is looking forward to another great season.
CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: 1. LEFT TO RIGHT, SITTING: C. Mallin, D. Russ, M. Thompson, A. Helander, V. Venezia, T. Byleckie, A. Kenny, B. Leonowicz, J. Sorger. KNEELING: J. Ken­ ny, D. Kehler, P. Prasser, J. Sorger, A. Adams, T. Moore, N. Arkoulakis. E. Goldstein. STANDING: Mr. Lehner, K. Melchionna, M. McDougall, A. Vlahos, B. Lackland, Dr. Rudnyanszky, T. Kopi­ dakis, R. Minard, D. Welker, R. Gardere, Mr. Loreti. 2. Confident Roland Minard works on opponent. 3. Wrestling brings out comra- derie . . . 4. Venezia keeps his opponent on the map. 5. Moore demonstrates his unorthodox style. 6. . . and competitiveness. 7. Andy Adams contemplates his next move. 8. Kehler controls clawing antagonist.