Georgetown Preparatory School - Cupola Yearbook (North Bethesda, MD)

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I should have followed my mom ' s advice. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL 0 EPISCOPAL 0 A NDO V 0 3ULLIS 0 GONZAGA 14 WAKEFIELD 0 ' CARROLL 13 PALLOTTI 0 ST. STEPHEN’S RECORD 2-6 3 Stooges play football. Freshmen Football 55

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Front row — Jim McGoldrick, Peter Bonbrest, Ray Dufour, Jim Moore, Rich Boschulte, Greg Glma, Paul Colonna. 2nd row — Chris Kazanas, Mike Hong, Chris Muir, Matt Esposito, Tim Healy, Chet Thompson, Pete Coccaro, Mark Fitzpatrick. 3rd row — Paul Beck, Dave Rubino, Mike O ' Hara, Bill Ricard, Tim Kirlin, Steve Zamory, Tom Scanlon. Top row — Coach Joe Scanlon, Coach Allen Werle, Fikri Yucel, Christian Bonnett, Jeff Adams, Coach Chris Naughton, Head coach Tom Kotter The Freshmen football team had a disappointing season, but they still managed to defeat two opponents. Coach Kotter can be proud of the teams’ effort. One of the teams ' strong points was the right side of the offensive line, anchored by co-captain Dave Rubino, who played center. Tackle Mike O’hara and guard Rocky Bonbrest were both effective. In the victory over Wakefield, the other captain Tim Kirlin scored one touchdown and Paul Beck ran for another to defeat the host team 14-13. Paul Colonna connected for both extra points. In the other win, Jeff Adams intercepted two passes, running one back for a touchdown. Paul Beck made a spectacular 95 yard run in the same game. Despite a poor record, the team played better together during the late season. Hopefully, they will increase their abilities and add to Prep ' s success in the future. Welcome back, Kotter. 54 Freshmen Football

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The Georgetown Prep Cross Country team experienced a successful season, which was helped greatly by their intense running in large races. The Varsity, led by senior co-captain Harry Matternas and junior all-1.A.C. Walsh McGuire, were victorious in the Salesianum Invitational, where Harry set a course record in 16:35.9, and the Prep Classic, in which Matternas and McGuire finished 1-2. The team ran second in the Woodward Relays, the George Mason Invitational, the Metro Catholic Championship, and the I.A.C. Championship, and fourth in the Maryland State Catholic race. Several members of the team travelled to New York to compete in the National Jesuit High School Championship, in which they finished behind a 1-2 finish by Harry and Walsh and sophomore John Caldwell ' s eighth place. The rest of the Varsity, freshman Larry Elliot, juniors Kelley Stewart, Ed Keenan, Tom Fox, and seniors Jahn McGee, co-captain, Tim Sullivan, Frank Pimentel, Eric Harvey, and Matt Brown, produced well throughout the season. The J.V. ran well in the large races also, winning the Salesianum and the I.A.C. Championships. The team was led by juniors Tim Dunsmore and Charlie Buckley, sophomores Dave Comerford and Kevin Stack, and freshman Holley. Coach Mike Horsey, in his twelfth year as head coach, had this to say, This was our best team in six years. Mr. Bernie Ward, in his first year at Prep teaching and who served as assistant coach, said, “The season was very enjoyable. The team had good spirit which was evident throughout the season. There was a lot of improvement among the runners over the season.” The team got a running start over the summer, when each member ran on their own. Late in August, the team ran to West Virginia. Overall, the season was very successful due to the dedication and hard work of each member. Because of the large number of promising harriers, the team looks to be a contender for years to come. Front row — Frank Pimentel, John Caldwell, Ed Keenan, Alfonso Gonzalez. Back — Larry Elliot, Harry Matternas, Jahn McGee, Eric Harvey, Mgr. Ernie Manuel. Missing — Jeff Bresch, Matt Brown, Tom Fox, Walsh McGuire, Kelly Stewart, Tim Sullivan, Mgr. Reilly Dolan The main man — Coach Mike Horsey 56 Cross Country