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

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i 3 T. McAuliffe gives his Stanner all. Frosht Top Row: C. Adams, R.. Wilson, J. Alongi, R. Cornwall, F. Giles, if King, Hou' Two: H. Dunne fmgrj, K. Piekel, A. Hauek, T. Brady, VV. Zeiner, J. Madsen. Huw Three: C. DuB0s, W. Steinert, VV. Lemmey, L. Livet, D. Nelson. lfmr Four: 'l'. lleekel, A E. Bambauer, J. Devlin, D. Iamele, J. Langton. F , pmxtfi -g X it U , f . s . , . - wel. L f .sf -' ' We must also point out that if the fu- ,Q S, members, then Archbishop Molloy is well ture of the track team lies in its freshman gg on its Way to become a major power in ' high school traek and field. Untstanding 'lap J 3.111011 our talented freslnnen are record- , breaking Tonnny Farrell Cnew records for the Cross-Country run and for the freshman mile runj and Frank Tutone tnew record for the freshman shot put and to date undefeated in this eventj. Bro. Thomas Joseph High Jump Coach ihot Put: Top lffmn' P. Albrecht, T. Long, M. D,AlIllI'i7, J. lligh Jump: Top Roux' K. Whelan, ll. While, lt. Keane, A. l'al1any, J. Sheloek. Hou' Two: 'l'. Minerva, W. MOFRLII, J. Liben. Iioltom Row: P. Capitali, ll. Geary, ll. fllukofske, l'. Roar-lie, V. Mosea, J. Quinn. Rau- Three: W. Doscher, F. Gallagher. llutone, C. Parker.

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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

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Frosll: Top lx'o1r: J. Sullivan, R. AxiIlSVVOI'tll, J. Rettaliata, VV. Pearse lion' Tivo: G. Brown, G. Banlbriek, R. Donnelly, VV. Gedgard, T llealy. Hou' Three: .l. Kruszewski, .l. Gorman, R. Dowd, G. Heyneker. Bro. Leo Rieliard Shot Put Coach Bro. Lawrence Michael grabs a bite to eat on a long day. It is a safe bet that more outdoor rec- ords will be shattered this spring than ever before under the onslaught of men like- the following, all of whom have won medals in cross-Country or in indoor track and field, Tommy Farrell, Joe Kru- szewski, George VVallis, Tonnny Nlinerva, Richie Donnelly, Tim Healy, Jay Rettali- ata, Artie Berger, Bill Pearse, Joe Gor- man, Bill Lemmey, Jimmy Sullivan, An- thony Hauck, Don Nelson, Billy Steins-rt, Louis Livet, Cliff King, John Devlin, 'FOIII Brady, Bob Dows, Gerry lialnbrick, Bob Ainsworth and Bob Cornwall. P N . . s c 3 . I ,, ls lie way allead or way lvel1ind??? E H X .1 Bro. Ludwig D1'Sf'1L.9, J aw! 1 n