Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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OUR “CHARIOTS OF FIRE” WINTER TRACK Row 1: Tim Donovan (Coach). John Monz (Coach), Karin Cotter. Missy Long. Susan Allen. Jeanne Hart. Jenny Nichols. K C Wilder. Elise Santos. Row 2: Amy Williams. Enn DeChristopher, Robin McDonald, Kris Beinner, Elise Billings, Julie Muccini. Andrea Botticelli. Paula Sullivan, Rachel Hazen Row 3: Brain Durkin, Brain Williams. Chris Reilly. Jody Karofsky, Amanda Kazanjin, Debbie Harris. Lynn Parris, Dan Claman. Liz First, Rowen Welch, Cathy Lunt, Carlos Riviera, Steve Miller. Pam Stubbs. Elaine Theodore, Greg Condakes, Scott Merrill Row 4: Richard Manning. Steve Minervino. Rob Coger. Mark Segal. Chris Noble. Rick Hall. Laura Paresky. Tom Palmer. Mike Claubalt. Mark Kilayko. Tim McDonnell. John Potter, Johan Holmquist.

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IN A DEEP FREEZE The Weston High School varsity hockey team had a tough season this past winter. In our case this year, the enjoyment flowed from the playing, rather than from the thrill of victory. When we look back at the season, we remember a strong intent to win, a lot of good league and non league opponents, and a lot of close games. It was unfortunate we didn’t attain a few “win” points to fulfill the excitement of victory. But win points aren’t the only points that make a season. One could feel tremors of motivation emanating from the team to acquire the common goal of a victory. The captains of the 1982-83 team were Jeffrey Sacher and Mike Pres¬ cott, seniors who have been on the team since freshman year. This year Jay Palmer received the Mr. Hustle award. The M.I.P. award was awarded to Tom Cappello, Tim O ' Brien was the player with the most desire, Jeffrey Sacher was awarded the 7th player, and Mike Prescott was chosen as D.C.L. Allstar. Sports 133

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The Boys’ Winter Track Team tied for the Dual County league title with a record of 6-1. This marks the sixth time in the last seven years that the team has either won or tied for the championship. Fine relay running by both the one-mile and two-mile relays, strong efforts by the sophomore distance crew, and field event dominance by Rick Hall and Tim Mac- Donnell provided the season’s highlights. Of course, no one will soon forget the great anchor leg by “Dough” on the mile relay in the Bedford meet, or the continued dominance by Tim Donovan in pre-practice basketball. For the fifth time in the last seven years, the Girls’ Winter Track Team finished the season as undefeated Dual County League champions. Season highlights were the victory over defending champion Acton-Boxboro as well as fine perfor¬ mances on the state level, especially by the two-mile relay. With a solid group of underclass-women (especially) an out¬ standing sophomore class) the team looks forward to con¬ tinued success in the years to come! Sports 135