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

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TRACK TEAM FACES TCUGH SEASON 1 , , 'gigi' A-Q, ' William Fitzpatrick and Ed Cots will be consistent winners. The hopes of this year's track team, guided by Mr. Sean Meehan, rest primarily on under- classrnen. With only a handful of varsity letter- men returning from last year's mediocre squad, the Prepsters are faced with an uphill fight in the always tough MBIAC loop. However the addition of several promising cross country run- ners and a contingent from the football team could vastly improve the situation. Look for Prep to be especially strong in the distance events with Bill Fitzpatrick, Ed Cots, and Steve Paduano starring. Buzz Boczkowski and Arnold Rossi figure to score heavily while Joe Nagy and Joe Louis head up a strong high jump and broad jump contingent. Massive help is needed to bolster Skip Boyd in the sprints. H' Few Lettermen Returning Fitzpatrick and sprinter Skip Boyd examine track equipment.

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,pi ' '--vw--u-ofa! -we vs-1 Kneeling Mr Sherpenskl SJ Standzng M Daly I Coleman, C. Love, W. Henderson: Back Row: T. l Netmen Hope To Stay Champs While Mr. Sherpenski can hardly expect to improve the record of last year's fine tennis team, he can look forward to an excellent season in his first year as coach. Chris Love, last year's number two player, is expected to be the top man in the singles event. Following him will be seniors Flip Amon and captain Mike Daly. Also returning from last year's squad are Bill Hender- son, jim Coleman and Tom Stumbris. The Net- men are enthusiastic over their prospects and plan to begin practice as soon as good weather arrives.