St Francis Preparatory School - San Fran Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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TRACK CONTINUED SPIKE SHOE CLUB. Frank Hegarty, Bob VVilliams, Charlie Aaron, Iohn Finn, Dan Corry, Ioe Davis, Brother Theodore, Hugh Mundy, Gary Perrin, Pat Cashin, Ioe Taylor, Pete Corriton, Fred Palumbo. This group, consisting of members of the Track Squad and their parents, sponsors annual trophies for outstanding track men, and conducts three track meets a year. The most successful of these was the indoor St. Francis Games at the lO2nd Armory, where 3,500 competitors were entered from 145 different schools in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. F RESHMEN AND NOVICE TEAMS. Front Row: Dennis Fennessy, George Mayer, Mike Haugg, Tom Welling, Dennis Kelly, Dennis Strong, Ioe Lisante, Don Devane, jim Regan, Dan Nolan. Second Row: Joe Landicino, John Pascal, Winnie Prout, Dick Molusky, Russell Seymour, Bob Macken, George Long, George Jones, Ralph Ricci, Rudy Binelli, john Lewis. Third Row: Lou Burns, Bill Honan, Owen Clough, Art Toohig, Sal Crispi, John Solino, Dick Tener, john Ingebrethsen, Kevin O'Grady, Dave Brennan, Vin Pereira. Back Row: .Al VVittine, Joe Purcell, Ed Dyas, Martin Keane, Jim Redmond, Mike Strofolino, joe Solerno, Marcel Sierra, Tom O'Sul1ivan, Ed Pierson. 128

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, ..gMl,, .,,V ear , . 'K Moderator, Brother D?Sale5, 1496133 Hfirlg Scores for the day indicated by Berny Mundy at the telescope. .ual rttonlt l records of 1118 Charges- by Frank Cain, Tony Russo, Dick Randall. Arms and The Prep It took ex-army sergeant Brother DeSales to do it, but Prep finally has its long awaited rifle team. Captain DiCello, the Commanding Officer of the Second Marine Corps Communication Center Armory, kindly overlooked Brother's fonner connec- tion with the Army to the extent of not only permitting the use of his firing range but also appointing Sergeant Zeah as in- structor to Prep's huclding rillemen. The group registered with the National Rifle Association. Matches with Poly Prep, Chaminacle, and La Salle were lost by St. Francis in their first attempts at inter- scholastic competitions. RIFLE TEAM. Krleelintff lim Xliclc, Tom llmull, l'lmil Bi-llut-fgi, lion Petr: Hank Coglilan. Back Row: Holm lfalmliricatorv, l r.1uk Xligliuo, lfrvcl Nlu 4 Jim Nlullaliey, Bruce Nleglino, Tom Bruno. ltl ElHll ll' 'LL tlitl joe Cambridge strains at his sight along side tough competition Gene Bue ' ey, t yaizic. .mo 'ranx .i unit a 'e ifir of Matt Dillon. turn at the line. 12