SPORTS
American Neil Armstrong
becomes the first person to
walk on the moon.
St. Lawrence establishes an on-location
site for its
program in Kenya
,
the first
U.S. college or university to do so.
1969
1974
The Quad Experience
helps wel-
come students to St. Lawrence.
1970
s
A Tip of the Cap
(
or Other Appropriate Headgear)
to the Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2012
Six individuals and two teams were inducted into the St. Lawrence Athletics Hall of Fame at ceremonies during Homecoming
Weekend last November. For more on each of them, go to
www.stlawu.edu/athletics/saints/hof/story/10984
.
“
Whenever anyone asks me, ‘If you had to do it all over again, would you go to St. Lawrence?’my answer is always the same: ‘In a
heartbeat,’” said Meredith Eisenhut Eberz ’02 in her acceptance remarks. “Since I can’t, the next best thing is to relive it through my
children. Nothing would make me more proud than to see them in a St. Lawrence jersey 15 or 20 years down the road.
”
Meredith Eisenhut
Eberz ’02
Career leading scorer
in basketball and
soccer, career batting
average leader in
softball
Bill LaRock '70
Football, wrestling
(
undefeated)
Jeff Cook '78
Swimming, national
champion
Bob
Glendening '84
Baseball, football,
drafted by Chicago
Cubs
JenWhite
Walden '89
St. Lawrence swim-
ming record in 400
Individual Medley
Bob Axtell
Retired ski coach and
chief of Nordic equip-
ment, 1980 Lake Placid
Winter Olympics
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1987
and 1988 men's indoor and outdoor track and field teams, winners of three NCAA trophies.