Malden Catholic High School - Lance / Hi Way Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Frosh Freshman football makes for an interesting side¬ light to the big boys. Led by the professor of foot¬ ball himself, Brother Lawrence Dunn, C.F.X., the Frosh, although experiencing an off year, estab¬ lished themselves as definite hopes for the years to come. Freshman play captivates many peoples’ interest because of the cross-town rivals such as Beebe and Lincoln. With the talent this team possesses, next year’s J.V.’s should have quite a successful season. 19

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SOt l j.v. Under the leadership of our old friend Mr. David McCarthy, the Junior Varsity Football Lancers paved the way for future varsity teams. Stars like Ricky Campo, Bob Pellegrini, Joe Coppolla, and Dave Brydie made them a respectable football unit. Junior Varsity competition is a must for the devel¬ oping athlete, both mentally and physically, and our program here ranks among the best. FRONT ROW, 1-r: P Picardi, E. Doherty, J. Kelly, J. Grant, T. Greene, P. Kelley, J. DeSimone, D. Brydie. STANDING, 1-r: R. Campo, C. Kott, D Samo, M. Hern, J. Campbell, E. Flamini, C. Penerelli, R. Vendola, R. Spagnolo. MISSING: J. Fiore, R. Calantropo. 18

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Cross Country The cross country runner is more than a mere partici¬ pant in some sort of team competition, but a true picture of an athlete. A lonely, unheralded figure, fighting his way through the darkness of Crystal St., the cold of Eastern Ave., and the isolation of Pine Banks. But let’s not get ridiculous, there must be some reason for doing all this . . . meeting a man like Brother Myles McManus, to become more sound both physically and mentally, and to build self-discipline. The harriers finished 3-3 in the Catholic Conference, with the likes of Captain Ed Blades, Jim Halpin, John Casey, Dan Cameron, but most of all: satisfaction. 20