Morris Catholic High School - Shield Yearbook (Denville, NJ)

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KNEELING: Steve McCarthy, Tom Romano, John Holly, Mike Had- Sikora, Mike Canavan, Bill Grant, Bill Rogers, John Fragomini, Jim don, Ed Vnenchak, Frank Winkleman, Jack McGarry, Bill Packet, Ev Fredericks, Tom DeFelice, Ron Rudowski, Bill Healey, Tim Dukin, Bono, Paul Ramirez, Mike Sheahy. Standing: Coach Thomas, Al Dennis Downing, John Armstrong, Ralph Skelly, Coach Coughlin. Cindermen Establish New Records CROSS COUNTRY: Kneeling: Steve Welsh, Frank Winkleman, Bob Munday, John Walls, Paul Ramirez, John Armstrong, fcap- tainj. Standingz Father McLaughlin, Bill Weber, Mike Canavan, Jim Evangelisti, Charles Mattingly, Bill Rogers, Al Sikora, and Coach Crespo, At the close of the 1966 season, MC,s Varsity track team and its coaches, Art Thomas and Martin Coughlin, looked back on a not-so-glorious yet rewarding season. Although last year's squad had a variety of athletes, it was plagued with injuries throughout the season, and closed the year with a 3-7 record. Nevertheless, new school records were established by seniors Tim Dukin, Tom O'Brien, and Gene Curtin. Dukin, who holds school records in the high hurdles, low hurdles, and broad jump, collected 105 points for the season, to set a new mark in that department. O'Brien, who had been a consistent winner in the 880 since his sophomore year, and was undefeated in his senior year, set his record at 2:00 minutes flat. Gene Curtin established records for the two-mile run and the high jump. The high jump mark, 5 feet, 93f4 inches, was set by Curtin in winning a third place in the County Track Meet. Another record-setter was sophomore Alan Sikora, who ran the 440 in 52.5 seconds to snap the previous mark by one- tenth of a second, A highlight of the year was a fifth place in the Dover Relays by MC's medley relay squad, which was made up of Dukin, O'Brien, Curtin, and Sikora, DISPLAYING his complete exhaustion finishing the two- mile race is sophomore distance standout Mike Haddon. ll0

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p 1 Girls Intramurals Spark Interest TOUCHE Turtle Lanctot and Quick Draw McGraw Haneke have a duel under the instructions given by an olympic champion. Initiated as a club this year, Girls' Intra- murals have developed the fundamentals of sportsmanship. Under the direction of Miss Eileen McCrystal, the program launched in the fall included volleyball, basketball, soccer and tennis. Involvement characterized the 150 girls who participated in skiing and fencing intramurals. Athletes developed the grace and style demanded by these sports. Fencing instructions were given at Morris- town High School. The girls responded to the commands of en garde, thrust and lunge. Craigmeur was the site for skiing excur- sions, which included lessons for the tyros. Competition was high and action sponta- neous throughout the year. At the annual Sports Awards Dinner trophies were pre- sented to those who excelled in particular aspects ofthe intramural program. CLUB members Sue Leonard, Barb Marzoli, Millie Lorenzo, Denise Montalto, Barb Rorrer, Kathy Mc- Cormick, Cathy Ward, Barb Haneke, and Anne Lanctot cross blades at fencing practice. lO9

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