McQuaid Jesuit High School - Accolade Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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VV Rear Row: Glen Garnish, Dave Roberson, John McGuire, Mike Rodgers, Peter Hill, Brian Talarico, Greg Burgart, Joe Fina, Tom Hartzell. Middle Row: az » Bill Jesserer, Andrew Bayer, Gregory Schott, Bill Cooper, Steve Zinone, Vincent Baiamonte, Timothy Mangar . Front Row: Steve Desino, Tom Darby, Mark Andrews, Jim Kraftschik, George Resch, Mark Ragus, George Moore. me: ; —A : ae ers. . = s: i h Rear Row: Terry Ryan, Robert Sturgeon, Pete Geen, Ray Scheg, Welling Lifka, Mike Springer, Robert Daley, Paul Porter, Phil ros Lanzatella, Tom Horton, John DeMaria. Second Row: Bill Gibbons, Jim Eckl, Tom Baglio, Brian Shaw, Aric Holmes, John Jenkins, Don Seymour, Bob Boyle, Mark Jaromin, Steve Scullion, Steve Mancini. Third Row: Coach Walle r, Phil Ciufo, Wilie Anderson, Mike Thomas, Hugh Quinn, John SanPietro, Jerry Noeth, Brian Cawley, Vaun Grattet, Rod Washington, Coach Achille, Pat Lenzi. Front Row: Tom Raes, Doug Kingman, John Herzog, Mark Manzler, Bob Burke, Craig Rice, Chuck Graham, John Marchand, Todd Phinney. 141

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Soccer Six starters lost to graduation? Question marks always seem to crop up at the beginning of soccer seasons. We all knew, as the coach had told us, that we had a young inexperienced team. But the coach told us that we could overcome that obstacle by pulling together. We had our doubts. Skull, Reggie, Mark, Georges, and Charlie formed a core, but where was the rest of the apple? Gradually, we put things together. Lanks just scooped up those balls in front of the goal and Phil was always there. Dan, Chump, Steve, Bill, and the two Lips helped Skull build a de- fensive wall. Foyboy, J.L., and Eddie helped Rocket and Mark man the midfield, and Dough, Little Chump, Bullhead, J.T., and “Mar-tin” provided the attack force to assist Charlie and Georges. We were finally starting to look like a team. Our first four games told us our early work had paid off: 5-2, 5-3, 4-2, and 2-1. Four wins in a row; we thought we were in heaven. But injuries also took their toll: Skull, Reggie and Smut were all hampered by them. The next games were vital, but with Skull and Smut out, Mooney dealt us a heavy blow; Edison East, and H-A-C were no better. At 4-4, we were all healthy again, but the timing just wasn’t there. Coach Armstrong sat us down and told us what we had to do. We worked, won and scrapped our way into the section- als. On that cold night, in Marion, under the lights, we played what was probably the best soccer of the season. At the end, the score read Spencerport 2 McQuaid 0, but we were still proud; we had played our game to its fullest extent. We will never forget this season, for our team was genuinely a unified machine. We who are leaving wish the best to the coach and the rest of the team next year. Thanks for a truly memorable season. Rear: Jim Brock (manager), Greg Foy, C.J, Rapp, Dan Hassett, John Lipman, Steve Zatyko, Brian Lipchik, Georges Smetana, Jimmy Beauchamp, Coach Arm- strong. Middle: John Cipro, Dave Casilio, Tom Napier, Mark Heyer, Martin Camey, Dave Lankford, Bill Carey, Eddie Schuler, John Thomas, Bob Beauchamp, John Lortie. Front: Reggie Home, Charlie Lawless.