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Varsity Trackmen Come Off Unbeaten Season
Equaling last year’s undefeated season stands as a formidable goal for this year’s cindermen. The team has not only lost six lettermen to graduation, but also faces a larger and tougher schedule. Op­ ponents such as Oratory and St. Thomas Aquinas have traditionally fielded strong teams and promise to push the Wardlaw-Hartridge team to its limits. Outstanding performers during pre-season have been co-captain Tom Glasser in the 2 mile, Tyree Jones in the high hurdles, and Brian Roach in the 100 and 220 yard dash. Conjecturing on this season, co-captain Tom Glasser remarked,
“ Despite the factors against us, I still am optimistic about the season. Many athletes have the chance to shatter school records and I am hoping for a rela­ tively good season.”
1. TRACK TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: H. Zieler, G. John­ son, G. Heller, T. Young, R. Guss, W. Wertz, J. Decker, T. Glasser, Mr. Ralph Muoio, Coach: SECOND ROW: K. Zieler, T. Jones, K. Berg, M. Lobell, A. Estrin, C. Von der Porten, J. Williams, T. Le- Grand, N. Gallant, Mr. Joseph Procopio; THIRD ROW: R. Arends, M. Keating, J. Swails, P. Farley, B. Levinston, J. Larson, J. Nahvi, B. Roach, J. Monahan, L. Judkins, W. Hanlon, L. Lackland. 2. Tom Young hurls the javelin. 3. Tom Glasser and Jay Decker run in practice. 4. Tyree Jones shows perfect form in hurdles. 5. Gary Heller hurdles in practice.
Newark Relays Admiral Farragut North Brunswick Newark Academy St. Thomas Aquinas Middlesex
Pingry Dunellen County Relays NJISL
Oratory Peddie Relays Green Brook
Tates @ Lawrenceville County Meet.