Salpointe Catholic High School - Horizons Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Grapplers Qend Finest to Finals t 1. 2 wasp'-s - ' Sei .sl . .k,. iw K., . jerry McCarter gets heavy workout from Don Bossert. For the '65 season, Salpointe finished with a 2-6 record, placing three members in city finals. Jerry McCarter C5-2-lj, 154 lb., was the Lancers' best grappler, but an injury kept him from entering city finals. Allen Hennessy Q6-23, 139 lb., however, made it to the semi-finals, along with Frank Kitt Q4-4j, 95 lb., and Don Bossert C5-3j, in the heavyweight Don Bossert gets set for class. Mike Mulvihill Q5-SQ, 112 lb., also provided opponent in heavyweight division. reserve strength in his first varsity competition. Team: fini row: Frank Kitt, Ron Hafner, Paul Knickerbocker, Mike Mulvihill, jon Woodard, joe Jericho, Allen Hennessyg row: Fred Sanchez, Tony Lopez, Jerry McCarter, Mike Wim, Ole Underwood, Bob Kesterson, Mark Delgado, Randy Hurleyg Don Bossert, Coach Gene McCarter. it

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Harriers Run Off 7-I Season. Wresi 4-AA Tiile: ' .fc f as 4 cf , f , t . ,K I se. I 7' --an ,Q . ,. N ia- 7 - i w '-raft! ,L..,..L. -. . a i 5 1' ,-,Malay-:Avi-5 I 5 if V ' 4 f-W Wil' QT V ' j . l i CHARLES BRACKNEY K nk? l ' ai. r 'sf 11- nge , 'ff' T fi. -N 'Ml' ' ,. , k gy fwdpfsw I H , ...,.i M V W -.wi :mfg ' A M, - I Vfpwwpwwlu KEVIN MCBRIDE After suffering a one point setback to Sunnyside, Salpointe's cross country team legged past seven league opponents and ran off with the Turkey Day Run symbol of city supremacy. Led by senior Charlie Brackney, the Lancer har- riers placed five men in the top twenty of the Turkey Run at Estevan Park to tie with Pueblo. However, an earlier season triumph over the Warriors gave Salpointe the city Championship. The following week, in Phoenix, Salpointe came in fourth, the high- est place earned by a Tucson team. Five seniors paced Salpointe this year. Charlie Brackney finished his fourth year of varsity competi- Il2 . 5 rw ss, sw W lflia , if yr, -1, ,W -W ir F fwniQ:-an.- .. r f , 5, f -K' if ir M-:ef-'r' at .. ,mA.,i,.im .aww A :ig GENE ADAMS BILL LAVOR ww ' 1 ' . Iry '-'t A , s 'M fy K K i ,, . t ' ,Zaikin ff , K A J LENNY SWEENEY tion by placing in the top three of every race aga city opponents. Backing him up effectively were Bill Lavor, J Roll, Gene Adams and Kevin McBride. Dave Sc ler was the team's source of inspiration with determination and consistency. Maturing quic to become valuable assets to the Lancer squad' Leonard Sweeney and joe Sheehey. Coach Gleeson used these runners effectivel bringing the city championship to Salpointe. It the first team since 1957 to capture a city champ ship.