Trinity High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Q ' z . a C 1 4i5:g,,1,-jflifx . .V , 'fam' ia - '- n A W' M43 W! . ti , REGIONAL CHAMPS AND SECOND IN STATE: TOP Row, left: J. Cunningham, D, Loehle, D. Hart, J, Spiers, S. Monohan, L, Mattingly, N, Oberst, B, Liter, B. Jewell, E, Martin, D, Cardwell, F, Henry, B, Ecker. THIRD ROW: R, Steinmetz, C. Haddle, M. Wehner, T, Bulleit, B, Oser, E, Weber, D. Moll, B. George, B. Mueller, B. Cunningham, D. Moll, C. Owens, J. Gatewood, R, Schmidt, C. Leppert. SECOND ROW: R. Riedling, C. Sandrnan, P. Emmington, G, Campbell, I. Martin, J, Buck- man, S. Burkel, S. Gravatte, B. Miller, R, Stuedle, J. Howard, R, Baker. BOTTOM ROW: I. Green- rose, B. Gatewood, T, Burns, J. Alford, T, Burkel, Captain Greg Larkin, Co-Captain Dick Bealmear, R. Jones, J. Leet, I. Bealmear, C. Rickert, M. McKiernan, R. Schoen. IT MAKES ME SICK TO HAVE TO COME IN SECOND, moans the coaching team of Jerry Denny and John Moll, Sympathetic second-placers are Ben Jewell, Norm Oberst, and Frank Henry. 11 Frank Henry pumps around the three-quarter pole, neck and neck with a Providence runner. Henry, and Trinity, won - going away.

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I S-Q' WE DID ITI Re- ceiving the State Cross-Country tro- phy from Mr. Billy Joe Mansfield and Mr. Ted Sanford, State Athletic Com- missioners, are Captain Greg Lark- in, Dick Bealmear, and Freshman Jim Bealmear, who fin- ished 2Oth to pace the Shamrock har- riers to their second straight State Cham pionship at the Pic- adome Golf Course in Lexington, 'Qu TRINITY HARRIER DAVE MOLL races to a quick lead, hotly put- JUNIOR JIM CUNNINGI-IAM jogs easily along sued by teammates Raleigh Baker and Greg Larkin in the Third An- at the Shamrock Cross-Country Run while two nual Shamrock High School Thanksgiving Day Run, Led by Sopho- other harriers gasp painfully in his wake. more Chuck Owens, the Shamrocks captured their second straight team title.

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FRANK HENRY breaks the tape first in the 100 yard dash dur- ing the Catholic Invitational at Bellarmine. ,li GO! GREG LARKIN, after re- ceiving the baton, races past an opponent during the mile relay at Lexington. -I I F E 9 an 1 - ' - 5 ' -- ' V' A X- 1 1 H .r 7 w2'T'g, 't T , I, 3! , A' 'EU' 1lAgl5ig,?h,mQ 'A f , ,Q ' ' IL y -1 1- .X K In V p Y , ,rt wi- A enemy e H in,-ei. A P -53-' 'HERE YOU ARE, FRANK, pants Greg Larkin as he hands Henry the baton for the last lap of the mile relay at Lex- ington. Sn .i W ' . i MQ, Y. YA, -.6-Ulf 1-. 'CEL TRINITY ALL THE WAY! Bob Oser and Bob Liter lead the pack in the low hurdles during the Catholic Invitational Meet at Bellarmine. 4' . , - , 'ttyl - 'f lg 1 -Q7 ' ' f' .4 .3 Q ,ggi . Qwb A it y My ' V- fini' 5--if 1 it ' g1'Enr0,5'fg':!',Et ': -. L- 9 ,. '. 4 - v A . A ISQVHEIIIA - , HI' If , in A ,.r' f,.Q ' ' . 1 'W 5 1 'N TT 4 J ' vu l