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Left to Right: Tom Horton, Jerry Hurley, Mark Farrel, Tom Lott. Frosh Rear: Mike Fox, Chris Koller, Doug Tickner, John Coleman, Nate Peck, Jerry Erufin, Brendon Burns, Jim Moffat, Mark Tomaino. Front: Denny Cushman, John Lockemeyer, Mike Marone, Jon Horton, Matt Tomaino. Back: Pete Glavin, Jim Malley, Bob Amico, Mike Anderson, Jim Coyne, Steve Moulton, Front: Mark Swartzburg, Jim Jones, Rob Starweather, Chip Kitchen, Steve Burnett, Chris Koller, Craig Bayer, Dave Kiersblich. 145
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Cross Country Some might claim this was an “off’ year for the Cross- Country squad. Although it was rather inconsistent with pre- vious seasons, in the real sense of the word, we were a winning team. 1975 was a year of rebuilding... We had lost the seven Varsity Sectional champs; we were left with a core of four seniors (which dwindled to three as injury took its toll). We were probably the most “longterm” goal oriented team in the history of McQuaid; first the City- Catholic championship; then the Eisenhower Veteran’s Day Meet; finally, the Jesuit championship in New York. Many Friday afternoons before the Saturday invitationals, we would venture out and run eight hard miles in preparation for the dual meets against Aquinas. Although they had con- sistently beaten us in invitational competition, we rose to the occasion on October 23. Despite being a young, inexperienced team, we captured the City-Catholic title by two points. Indeed, an afternoon to remember. There were no sensational individual stars — just a solid core of determined men. We didn’t plan to go 12-0, or to seize the Sectional title. Facing these facts at the start of the season, we set reasonable goals we knew we could obtain through deter- mination and hard work. The team of 1975 was young, but enthusiastic. We were pleased with our humble beginnings; for within them lay great potential. As for Peter, Andy, and the two Toms, we can only give our heartfelt thanks. Seniors will leave each year, and their records and victories will be forgotten, but the team spirit will continue to grow. No matter whether we remember the season records; we will remember our team experience: “Our lives are fuller because of this competition, and our memories will be far richer.”
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