US Naval Academy and Preparatory School - Cruise Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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Vtrestling Teani M l irst Row - lesser, Quilkoski. Dossrnan, Crane, Kotoecl, Bear, Garove Aeldey. Second Ron' - L-R - Scott, Stevemon, Lutz, Pusti, Blair, P.. Valdez, Cloutier, Pileher, lluuter. Tlurd Ron' L-R -5 llns. YVilli1uns lCoaehl, l ulton, Young, Oherg, Roach, Coote, Switver, King. Xlissing froni Picture - Shane. Blair, Ii.. Moyer, Rohinson, Kidd, Reese, Postle. WRESTLING The NAPS wrestling teani had a very outstanclirg seaf son and won the admiration of all the students. Although the teain Was inexperienced, it showed ability, and with the aid of two all-Navy wrestlers, defeated St. George, M. li T. Freshinen, East Providence lligh School, and Tufts lfreslnnen. Nr-XPS is proud of the determination and spirit shown by the team. Swinnning Teani - First Ron' f llawthorne. Sweet, Reardon Sullivan, IXleCahill. Second Row - Havieon, Carlson, Cane, llunt, Scott, Shauger Third Row - Uzclavines Qhlgrj, Benson, llns. Miller lpeoaehl Forster, Size Olgrl. Missing from picture - Koops, Barker, Bissel, Martell, Devine. SWIMMING The NAPS swinuning teanr was as a whole inexperienced, although sparked hy two All- Navy swinnners. Starting oljr the season, it lost to a strong La Salle team and next to Quonset Point, hut showed potential ahility to develop into a tough team. The Swinnners eonelucled their season with a rneet against XVest Pawtucket lligh School. V ' 21144 ' ln- Wi' Y ls25wv' wad' 'H 'T .W tWw.' 'A 1 is V 4

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v. .- .i .,,, -.f-,--vyw I Cross Conntir -- Kneeling - llcrslley, lesser, Crane Stanclingfllrowii. Scale, Xletcur, Slnclcls. Nlissing-1st Lt. Fallon leoaebl I TR MURALS One of tlic moral' iinportant phases of NAPS lite is the coinpct- itive spirit XYl1iCl1 is inspired by the llllllllllllllll sports prograin. 'l'l1c i11t1'a111111'al eliainps, nianlc 11p of stnclcnts from sections 11 ancl 12, were 11ot satisliccl with wiiniing just tlie football chainf pionshipg they went o11 to take tl1e Hrst places ill the basketball ancl volleyball race. 'l'l1e Hgbting spirit n'l1iel1 lccl these stuclcnts froin tlic Nlarincs, .'X1'1111', ancl Air Force was next cquallccl by the sailors i11 section 42, football l'll11l1CI-HP, and by the teanis of sec- tions gl and gn. who ti11isl1eal second i11 basketball and volleyball. lntrainnral lfootball - Kneeling - Lycling, Dennis, Cntts. liggleston. l l1lI'1'l1lgl'Oll, l lnggins. Stancling 3 llnll. XY2lSliOIll, Sfllklllijll, Brooks, Sanford. Missing - lflrtlincicr, Everett. lzol CROSS C UNTRY Altbongli o11r Cross Country teani was liinclcrecl by lack of prac- tice anal expericiicc, it sliowcd n111el1 spirit and ability, winning tlie meet against our Vllcst Point rivals. Losses to De La Salle ancl XXVOOII- socket two very CXl3Cl'lC1lCCLl tcains, were also part of tl1c scasong but these Cfllllflllll stop our runners from wi1111i11g a good tliircl place i11 tbe ljl'OVlClCIlCC Nlcinorial Carnival.