Fairfield College Preparatory School - Hearthstone Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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in Q, . . 1 sr, --4,73 xi - - k . . 'V H ian. ai. ,QW Y J v Jl.yp.If'.,,'T Y-Y , . i Y . f WH J 'f- ,- A . ji . t , V' 'is' L F -W' .,,,. J i. 5-. we 1 - . g I , 1 5 mln' . -f ff- 4, 1'- , , , in K. -, ,,.,,a, . - -F. 4, . c. ,t .1 7 -.. . -..... . Q-, an '. X Kneeling: W. White, J. Coleman, T. Grady, B. Fitzpatrick, P. Gilberti, T. Failla, E. Cots, E. Ochman, R. Dormang Second Row: J. Maida, mgr., S. O'Brien, T. Kowalik, T. Graham, T. Cooney, G. Taylor, R. Demerest, D. Dicamilo, J. Lawn: Third Row: J. Lalor, L. Catera, W. Henderson, B. Kelly, R. Sheldon, G. Kalapos, J. Fitzgerald, R. Mead, J. Skoniesczny, Mr. Boyle S.J.g Fourth Row: J. Kenney, W. Striebe, R. Noble, P. Kearney. Fairfield Prep's harriers completed the 1965 season with an 0-9 slate. However, the apparent dismal record was not a true indication of the team's worth. Mr. Boyle in his First year as coach, 'A created an unparalleled enthusiasm for the sport. I-Ie demanded strenuous workouts-but the rug- ged training paid off, and the spirited contingent C U was in hne shape for its initial meet against St. Joseph's. However, as was evident throughout the season, the other team was in a little better shape than our runners were. The loss to the Trumbull squad was only the beginning-suc- Fairfield hurriers out in front coming over the cessive setbacks at the hands of MBIAC foes: 'OP of W5 Hm- Stratford, Milford, Bunnell, and Notre Dame followed. But as was characteristic of the Prepsters throughout the campaign, they never ceased trying to win, and their enthusiasm for this, one of the most punishing of all sports, was tremen- dous. Credit for this must go to co-captains Tom F ailla and Phil Gilberti. Spearheading the Prepsters were Junior stal- warts Bill Fitzpatrick and Ed Cots, Sophomore Bill Henderson, and frosh flash Steve O'Brien. Fitzpatrick, Cots, and Henderson capped off the season by placing second, Fifth, and tenth re- spectively in the Fairfield Town Meet. In the MBIAC meet, Fitzpatrick garnered a sixth place medal, while his J.V. counterpart, Thad Kowa- lik, took a third place award. With this comparatively youthful varsity, and a wealth of talent coming up from this year's fine J.V. squad Q5-3D , prospects for next year's team look promising. 1 9. , ' ewwfzagi ,, ,, ...W ...wail 2. ww-1. . .. 5212251552621 , sei-ww f wt 'A

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Dave Speno's amazing mermen again swept the MBIAC this year and stretched their MBIAC winning streak to an incredible 20 meets. The last team to beat them in MBIAC competition was Stratford in the '63-'64 season. This year only Hillhouse and Staples managed to sneak by with 49-46 wins. As in past years, John Smith earned top honors as the tea1n's best all around swimmer and top point producer. Mr. Speno, assisted by Ed Lalor, and co-captains Papp and Solkofske, pushed the team with rigorous prac- tices, and several MBIAC records fell as a result. A freestyle relay team of Thurston, Papp, Solkof' ske, and Zitnay shattered a long-standing MBIAC record for the 160 freestyle relay while Bill Thurston set a new MBIAC record for the 60 yd. freestyle. In additon, john Smith set new school records in the 200 yd. freestyle and the 100 yd. butterfly. Diver Ben Solkofske was un- beaten in MBIAC competition. This page compliments of Savoy Linen Service 425 Woodend Road Stratford, Connecticut .l Left: Bobby Howard strug- gles to improve his time in the 100 yd. breaststroke. Be- low: Tony Dolan stays way out in front in the first leg of the 160 yd. medlay re- lay. Bottom: Louis Zitnay and .lim Popp fright! pre- pare to win the 60 yd. free- style relay. f 1 - - if r. f '