LaSalle College Prep High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ew- HhymAw 1 C ,VP new. -..-. - Q Cannon, Floyd Bryan. JOSCPII Bolger' Vincent Greenfield. CHTI Shafer- Mar' tin Keane, Charles Boyle, Harry MC- Dermott, Henry Bender, Harry Schmidt, Rohert Kitson, Edward Suchy. SGCOTI11 Row: Francis Ott, John Kelleher, Vvil- liam Burke, Paul Waters, Leonard Vvhaten, William Sahot, John Cruice. John C. Nolan. Bottom Row: John D'Atessandro, Thomas Lowry, Attreci Bozzett, John Batt, Vvittiam Spillan- John Gatten. Missing: Vincent HHUCIY- CHARLES O'BRlEN Couch F ---uni TRACK The La Salle Tracie Team, now facing the toughest schedule in its history, is coming around rapicity under the tutetege of O,Bie 0,Brien. The only hotdover tettermen from last year are Senior Harry McDermott and Juniors Vincent Hauck anct Charles Boyle. McDermott participates in three events, the 100 and 220 yard dashes, anct his specialty'-fthe hroaci jump. Other senior hotciovers are Leonard Vvhaten, who otoes the dashes, Vvittiam Burke, who runs the 220, 440, anct does the hroact jump, and Marty Keane, who tosses the Weights. Allan Broz and Edward Cannon are tvvo others who are trying out for the ctis- tance runs. Vince Greenfield is the timher topper this year, White St. Clair, a freshman, and Kitson, a sophomore, run the mite and halt mite events. Eighty-six

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Buck Row Thomas Kieiy, Thomas Harper, Paul Leonard, James Mccrossezii Francis Mc Cro sen Front Row: Robert Price, Joseph Hughes, Joseph News, Francis Niorris. TENNIS The La Salle Tennis Team hegan its 1942 season determined to avenge the disappointment suffered last year When, although undefeated, it lost the championship on points. The team coached hy Brother Austin returned to the courts this year minus the services of five letter- men. The schedule included fifteen matches with neighboring schools, five of which were League games. The formation of this ieague, incidentally, was in large measure the Work of Brother Austin. Brother Austin felt that the iooys of the present campaign would make a team of sufficient caiihre to come out near the top. The team is strong, and in Joseph News has an inspirational leader and player. The lv. squad is made up of Freshmen and Sophomores, inciuding: Joseph Barry, Angelo Rossi, John St. Clair, William Bogie, Carlo Saizano. and Louis Goeiz, aii of Whom are pictured on the sports divider in that order. Joseph News Thomas Kieiy Thomas Harper James Niccrossen Eighty- Five

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L. Edward Cannon. TRACK SCHEDULE April 21 .... ......,......... S t. James, Chester Aprii 24-25 . . . .............. Penn Relays April 28 .. . ..... Ci1ci!eni1am, St. Thomas May l . . . .................. Central May 6 ........... Roman Cnliroiic May 9 ........... Villanova interscholastic May 13 ............... Springliieiri Township High May 15 . , .Catholic League Championship Meet May 29 ............... Norrislown intersciioiasiics Pending ......... Souiil Catholic. St. Josepifs Prep 7.5 Left to Right: Paul Durgin, Jo sepil Bulger, Vincent Greenfield. Cilarics Boyie I --.-..ww-mm Lefl lo Right: Henry Bender, .ioim D'Aiessanciro, Harry Schmidt, Tiuomas Lowry, John Cruice, Charles Boyle. Eighty- seven