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Track 5-4, quality, but not quantity, is what hurt the Sachems the most this year. The track team took first places in 100, 220, 440, 880, mile, mile relay, 4 110 relay, pole vault, shot and discus, high hurtles, 330 low hurtles, in virtually every meet. The season saw six league champions. Brian O ' Connor for the shot put and discuss, Peter MacDonnell for the pole vault, Scott Farrar for the 100, Andy (Buzzard) Wilsack for the mile, and Charlie Larkin for the 400. Charlie set a new league record with a remarkable time of 49.6. Coaches Marshall and Kline saw many of their athletes place at the state meet. Charlie Larkin, the team leader, won the 440 at the states in a hard fought race. The 4 110 relay made up of Scott Farrar, Terry Cordova (STBC), Timmy Mor¬ gan, Mark O ' Neal took third. Scott Farrar took third in the 100 yard dash with a time of 10.2. Timmy Morgan, nabbed fourth place in the high hurdles. Brian O ' Connor, expected to take first in shot and disc had an off day, managing only sixth in both events. The highlight of the states was Peter McDonnell when he pole vaulted 12 feet, 6 inches, breaking the school record. Next year ' s track team is looking for help from upcoming seniors Ed Kirkpatrick, Scott Farrar, Andy Wilsack, and Jim Wilber. Underclassmen hopefuls are Ken Kirk and Donny MacMillan.
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Class Night The first of June was the beginning of the end; one of the last times the Class of 78 would be united. Class Night began with a buffet dinner in the cafeteria and for once, it didn ' t seem to be the WHS cafeteria food that had been part of noontime dining for the past three years. After everyone had their complete fill, the Seniors moved into the auditorium for a presentation by the class officers, and the yearbook dedication to Mr. Provinzano. Superlatives that purposely missed the yearbook were given to the recipients. The Academy award resulted in an impromptu performance by Elvis . Following the dedication and a warm acceptance speech by Mr. P., came the time to receive the long-awaited yearbooks. Looka this picture! and Will you sign my book? filled the air as the Class of ' 78 departed from the High School for the last time. 20
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