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Page 83 text:
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ABOVE LEFT: Exhausted and soaked with perspiration from the effort, Mike Turdo, sophomore, finishes a race. Above: Team members were (Bottom): Brian Breslin, Chris Bourque, Greg Kino, Marc Trudel; (Top): Julie Newman, manager, Mike Turdo, Bryan Me- grath, John Stebor, Joe Metzger, captain, and Coach Jim Maginn. LEFT: Greg Kino, junior, cools off after an exhausting three mile race. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: The boys get off to a good start at the 1980 state meet at John Prince Park. The race included 120 runners. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Jim Maginn supports freshman Mike Trudel who suffered from heat exhaustion due to the 90% humidity and 92° temperature. SPORTS 79
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Boys ' Cross Country They ' re off! AA thorough warm-up had been completed; the muscles were tuned and the blood was pumping. A whistle summoned the runners to the starting line. The race director shouted last minute course direc- tions. The tension mounted as the runners became silent in anticipa- tion. Bang! The race began! Cheers from exuberant spectators could hardly be heard by the pack of runners as they strode out, elbow to elbow, to acquire a leading position. For the boys ' cross-country team this scene was a common occurrence. It took place at each meet, whether the race had 30 or 130 participants. The tension and the cheers were always there. To be physically prepared for their three-mile race, the team had to train accordingly. They ran an average of seven to eight miles every day with speed incorporated into this mileage. Coach Jim Maginn explained the theory behind these demanding practices: Hard work is the only thing that pays off in a race. When the race was over and the crowds had departed, the runners could be seen taking a postrace warmdown run. The sea- son ended in late fall and the boys were ready for a rest. Team Captain Joe Metzger summed up the season by stating: No matter what our rank ended up to be, we all worked hard and that ' s what makes the difference.
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Boys ' Varsity Basketball BELOW: (Kneeling): Robin Sparrow, Harold Maass. (Standing); Brian Anthony, Perry Mitchell, Jeff Collins, John Kerns, Dan Donovan, Joe Fortin, Dan Neitz, Ralph Martinez, Ton Kintz, Coach Jim Arbogast. R GHr- Sophomore Ralph Martinez lets a jump shot fly against Atlantic. BOTTOM: Senior Harold Maass gets set to drive for a lay up against Atlantic. 80 SPORTS
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