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A Team's Greatness Can Be Measured OFF season training, senior varsity football captain Bob Crans is building valuable strength for his starting guard position this fall. 20
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Learn-Weeping, To Laugh-Gainin ROMPING the corridors, senior beauties Linda Vanderhoof, Mildred Lorenzo, Irene Blair and Paula Pekarovich ham it up a little. Student life at Morris Catholic consists of involvement in class work, activity and sports. The M.C. student is a well-rounded individual, eager to learn and willing to toil for the betterment of his school. A spirit of unity binds together the members into a solid student body. This unity lends stabili- ty, not only to the community but to the individual, in laboring for perfection. Striving toward an improved Christian life, each student uses determination as the tool for success. Religion also plays an integral role in everybody's life at Morris Catholic. MORRIS Catholic enthusiasm reaches its height as sophomore Jim DeBell0nia shows his tongue on the boys' bus going to an away game.
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DRIVING hard against two tacklers, senior co-captain Billy Curley picks up some much-needed yardage against Bayley Ellard October 23, 1966. Its Opponents Starting off the school year with football and cross country, M.C. ignites enthusiasm. Football is the more exciting of the two fall sports. About sixty boys usually turn out September first for the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads. Cross country does not get this large turnout and this is the reason it does not have the popularity foot- ball does. Next in line are basketball and wrestling. A good number of boys turn out for both squads. The spectators also like these two sports. Winding up the year is the baseball and track season. Baseball is easily the more popular, since the squad went to the state iinals two years in a row. Track for the same old reason of not enough team members is lacking much of the popularity that baseball has. Everyone realizes that not all the students can participate in sports, but the student body rep- resents itself well at all the major events. F STRAINING in the broad jump is Brendan Ward. Tony Tarinelli, Coach Art Thomas, and Alan Sikora wait for the outcome. COACH Dick DeMasi voices his opinion as Father McLaughlin and Father Aman- dolare look on and clap hands. 21
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