Power Memorial Academy - Power Yearbook (New York, NY)

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W PUWERI 'fwfr vUWfi iwr Z vp, T UWE W UW , ., T ,Fawn P H, if R, furijf E15 fiiwii , ix V,, j It ,Q .1 t ' . , , l i . ' Q. Y , . , 4 ig. r ,.Vf fm, . .fx , A M . .J K A 92.11 1' . J., A NF . D5 TRACK TEAM l. to 1.1, 1st row: R. Basel, P. Brennan, F. O'Shea, D. O'Connell, F. Swift, T. Kenny, F. Holman, I. McIntyre, I. Fitzpatrick, I. Kelly. 2nd row: J. White, J. Boyle, D. Moclair, T. Donaghy, M. Weir, I. Antoncic, I. O'Shea, I. Fricault, P. Murphy, E. Garrett. 3rd row: T. Brennan, I. Mahoney, D. Cadogan, R. Joyce, R. Fragaszy, T. Burns, P. Moffitt, F. Ford, I. Nieves, P. Sanner. 4th row: R. VVarren, K. Yama- shita, E. Caulfield, O. Kowerko, J. Donovan, W. Enright, P. Butler, P. Cruise, G. Mastellon, W. Crawford, A. Ackilitis. Sth row: G. Delesus, B. Toyloy, G. Hoffman, F. Zuccarello, C. Buckley, R. Hornyak, O. Preli, M. Towey, J. Guilfoyle. 6th row: I. O'Connell, I. Wahl, VV. Tully I. Cleary, R. Rayon, T. Regan, M. Cassidy, J. Morgan, R. Nelson. Absent: I. O'Halloran, P. Greer, C. Klinger, R. Lynch, I. Moody, I. Barrett R. Aversano, A. Battiloro. TRACK . . . A FIELD DAY This year was the first that Power participated in varsity track since 1954. A total of one hundred twenty-five boys tried out for the team and the final cuts saw sixty-five make it. Practice started March 1st in the Armory, the first outdoor practice was the last week of March. Our League of Nations mile relay team consisted of Kinzo Yamashita, Oleh Kowerko, Byron Toy- loy and Eugene Caulfield who got off to an auspicious start. The novice mile-relay in the C.H.S.A.A. relay carnival was the first these boys ever competed as a team and the result was a first place. Their second outdoor meet resulted in a fourth place at the C.H.S.A.A. Manhattan meet. In this same meet, Bob War- ren, our best shotputter, took fifth place and promises to be Power's first fifty-footer. Standouts among the freshmen are: Tom Brennan, Pete Brennan, Mike Weir, Peter Moffitt, and Bill O'Connell. Power 1 1 was represented in the midget-junior division by the outstanding efforts of Joseph Nieves, Wayne Crawford, Tom Burns 'and Pat Greer. The team will reach maturity next year and the showing they have already made gives indication of an extremely bright future for the Power track fortunes. The team is comprised, for the most part, of freshmen and sophomores with a few juniors showing the way. The spirit of the squad has led Brother O'Neill to set his sights high for the next two years. Since this marked Power's return to a full track program, Brother O'Neill has had to work both himself and his team diligently to earn the places they took in this year's C.H.S.A.A. competition. How- ever, it is to be noted that this year's team will set a fine standard of work and achievement for future years at Power which will enable Brother to build up stronger teams. We are looking forward to seeing next year's team literally 'frun away with the honors in city-wide competition and add in abundance new laurels to the overflowing Power trophy case.