Page 101 - CBA 1973 YEARBOOK

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About Mr. Riordan; what can be said? Everybody knows he's a great coach! Some of the team standouts were:
Tony Basil and Ken McCormick in the 440; Steve Vavonese in the 100; Ken Moliski, John Fhelan, Dan Brownell, and Bob Carsky, distance runners; Bing Ferris and Phil Houde, hurdles; Gene Aikens in the long jump, Mark
Domanico and Phil Kruczkowski in the shotput, and Steve Gray in the pole
vault, highlighted the field events.
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what can you say about a track team that never loses? The 1972 Spring Track and Field team came pretty close. They copped top honors in virtually every compe­ tition of the season. With a large number of returning members, the team made its usual showing in the running events, and, with the help of Mr. Pappas, held
its own in the field events.
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’HE VARSITY TRACK TEAM. FIRST ROW: (1-r) K. Hopkins, P. Houde, R. Carsky, K. Moliski, M. West, S.
'avonese, T. Shoen, D. Marelli, R. Anderson, J. Boyle, R. Drsicoll, W. Speta. SECOND ROW: J. Kearney, E. ockwood, T. Basile, P„ English, R. Glasbrenner, J. Phelan, R. Pelligra, P. Kruczkowski, S. Elliot, J. Lawless, F. lorbishley, B. Rodems, P. Quilty. THIRD ROW: M. Kolinski, T. Lenkiewicz, G. Atkins, E. Weinheimer, B. overock, M. Domamico, T. Owen, S. Gray, T. Parkhurst, J. Straub, D. Brownell, B. Gang, M. Mayo, Mr. Bernie 'oigt, Mr. Pappas.
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