Archbishop Molloy High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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Q 1 Varsity: Slz1n1l1'ng.' F. Pannzzlni, A. Poggio, F. Mcfluire, P. Mullcc, B. VVilhnnn. KIll'l'If71g.' ll. Conlun, J. Ryan, R. Yuldivieso, R. Keane, R. Lee. This y0ilI S truck season was al season of building for the future. With only six seniors on the tezun, little was anti:-ipaiteml. However the results far exceeded unyone's 'N lx X9 A. lla-:ily tears into the liolnesl retelx. expectations. At the encl of the indoor season, :L total of 69 Illl'll2llS were eounterl xnziinly through the yeolnan like efforts of 21 large :incl tale-ntecl group of sophomores. Captain Pat Klullee leauls the way. turf 0- o ' X NGN llro. .lognes Mary .lludvrator

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Sfc1nrl1'11g.' M, Dnnn IllgI'.Q T. Collins, VV. Cznnplmcll, R. Kopf, B. BIf'Kl1llllil, A. ,Koss- nmn, .l, U4-zlslcy. Kmwlirzgi hi. Shults, P. Hess, J. llvolfc, V. Rim-ci, VV. Brown, lil. MIC- llnroo, The purpose- of the Frc-shlncn li tt-:nn is to give those boys who luivc potontizil but who czinnot play on the A tm-ann, at 4-llulivv to alt-Vt-lop. This yt-:u s vrop of I5 pluyvrs provcml most F't'XV2lI'tllllQf. Tlivir 50118011 ref'- mwl stnncls ut fiftvvn wins :tml six lossvs, 'Flu-sv gznnos wc-ro plzlyt-ml against tht- soc'- untl string,fcrs of tht- Various tt-:uns playa-nl hy our A tvznn plns svvorul ontstumling 1-ighth grzulv tcznns. J. llplfv :intl Y. Ric-vi lizivv tlisplziyc-tl lllt'lIlSl'lVOS :is 4-xr-4-ltm-nt hull lizintllvrs. Un tht- lmr-khuztrml. NICKUIIIIEI, cl2lllllJlJ0ll :intl Nlt'l'lllI'01' arc not varsity outtlonc. .Xll in ull, thc tm-ann clitl lnort- than vxpc-vtvml :tml st-xvlwtl ut its lllt'llIlM'l'5 will vmnlinnv tu play for Molloy :is rcgnlzirs. llow is this for style and form? -ik'Jv we ,J Bro. Martin Luke Coach J -Fw - g .2 2-QS gif- 1 ?l,5. r fs I t Q Y. Rim-i tlirmvs in ti llIl1l0l' tht- lmznwls. ual

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One of the seasc-n's highlights Was a sec- ond place trophy in the Class B section of the Polar Bear Meet. This fine accom: plishment was sparked by the efforts of four of the sophomores, Valdivieso, Lee, Keane and Ryan, who ran the Novice six lap relay in l:54:5, winning gold medals and setting the school and meet rccord. Another outstanding feat was that by M. D'Amico, a junior. In 'the Nationals, facing the best competition from twenty states, Mike placed fourth in the open shot put with a heave of 53 feet 9M inches. , slps pl. ,N o E Novicesz Top Row: R. Reiss, T. lilo.-Xulill ' l Geary, P. Captiali, A. VValluer, R. Mzlkofsl Benzenberg. Row Two: R. Schroeder, A. llca Stevens, E. Rose, C. Plaissay, K. Whelan Three: H. Potter, E. Pierce, R. White, J. Doi F. Diaz, J. Daly. Row Four. D. Dclahunt lNIcCarthy, A. Liben, J. Gallagher, lt. Anello. Bro. Lawrence Michael Freshman Uoach it K . Q Q 5 .fl I t 5- ggi.. ' 5 1, . --W ' ' ' ' f'uT'fE7i51Y.Ei . gf!-Is.?'2IT W . ghyfitfigggfgx T. Heckel sets the pace at the Armory. first TI Q H fflgfsa-i -f ., sf fm . A if-. .giyes ,151-,Q'?'.,g:gf4i -L -rsffaff g :.gcfE.ig is a, frgw -51 .3, .vlgifriwdi sg. ' mf.. 'rsi'.a,,.,- . 3' 1, Mr. Frank Rienzo Varsity Coach 1g6