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LACROSSE
Lacrosse Foresees Second Outstanding Season
Despite a late start because of no coach, Varsity Lacrosse is hopeful of repeating last year’s 6 and 4 record. Coach Arlene Jachim is substituting for Coach Beverly Baier, who suffered
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LACROSSE: CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT 1 Coach Arlene Jachim shouts encourage­ ment to the lacrosse team. 2. Jeanne LeFever cradles the ball while sprinting down the field. 3. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT: J. LeFever, L. Rochat, M. Conti, E. Cor- dasco, C. Conner, J. Prodo, A. Gibson, L. Harrison, SECOND ROW: Coach Jachim, R. Brown, H. Ward, L. Lombardo, B. Ser­ mons, A. Childers; TOP ROW: J. Larson, S. Stout, S. Moon, B. Vorwerk, C. Vor­ werk.
citated. The girls who have been
practicing on their own, begin the
season without six of last year's Dwight-Englewood
starters. However, they remain strong because of many experienced jun­ iors. Co-captains Susan Moon and Barbara Vorwerk led the team to victory in the first game of the sea­ son as an example of the girl's de­ termination.
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