Saint Anthony High School - Anthonian Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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L. fo R.-A. Auriemma, Princess Erilra Vogf, J. Kennelly, Queen Suleefa Fischer, G. Lorge, Princess Arlene Kasfrup. HOMECOMING PARADE Cheerleaders leading Homecoming Parade. ai i .J Princess Vogf and escorf. Princess Arlene Kasfrup and escorf. l49

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HOMECOMING Schilling I40I and Jacquez I70I charge onTo field, supporfed by Glee Club cheering secTion. The I957 season closes-The sweaT, work and bruises will be remembered buT shorTlyg The T'ooTball, programs, and oTher eguipmenlr will be sTored and soon TorgoTTen. Some oT The I957 SainTs will wear Their cleaTs To a greaTer glory- mosT oThers wil, sTep inTo The ebb oT ordinary liTe, soon also To be TorgoTTen. Bm Tne happy memories of being a parT oT a Team, giving and Taking, winning and losing, wil, live in The memories oT al Tne p ayers Tor years To come, I48 7 SAINTS 32 CARDINALS 7 BeTore an overT,ow homecoming crowd, Trie SAINTS, 5iqnTing hard To slay 'n C3hTenT'Qn Tar Tne eagJe crown, Trourte- ed a va'anT CANTWELL eleven, Tne w'n gave Tne SAINTS ,rzdispuTed second pace in The CATHOLIC LEAGUE wf'l'i a 6-l record. The TirsT score Came when NOONAN TnTercepTed a pass and ran I8 yards To paydirT . The SAINTS gained Their second score when The CARDINAI. Tull- back Tumbled on The SAINTS' 34 yard lined The SAINTS recovered, and aTTer a varieTy oT running pays, OSGQOD drove The remaining Three yards Tor The score. AT The opening oT The second halT, Osgood on way To briIIianT run in CanTweII game The score sTood I8 To 7 in Tavor of The SAINTS. WiTh OSGOOD 'n The Tail- baclc sboT, The SAINTS opehed up Their single wing oTTense, bringing Two more scores in Tavor of ST. ANTI-TONY. When The Tinal gun wenT OTT, The score was SAINTS 32, CANTWELL 7. OuTsTand- ing SAINTS were OSGOOD, scoring Two T.D.'s., NOVOTNY providing vicious blocking, and CASAGA perTorminq ex- ceIlenT oTTensive and deTensive end playing.

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JUNIOR VARSITY FirsT row-D. MarTinek, T. McCormick, J. McKenna, D. Couriemarche, T. Gausepohl, R. Monfenegro, L. Ramirez, A. O'GracIy, E. STorTi, D. Dawson, F. Zambrano, J. Snow. Second row-R. Arboif. R. Gillissie, K. Wier, T. Walsh, R. Corlcish, R. Gray, T. O'Con- nor, S. O'Hara, R. Miller, J. Carroll, Coach Greenlee. Third row-D. CavaI'ere, T, Price, P. LeBlanc, M. Lorge, R. Huqhes, J. Roche, R. Clancey, G. Williams, R. Wagner, R. Hamby, W. Caselden. Coaches-George F. Greenlee and AssisTanT Leonard EsTrada. This year's Junior VarsiTy Team had The dis- ATTer losing Their TirsT Three games by mar- TincTion oT being The youngesT, mosT inex- QTTT5 OT TWeTTTY'OT'e' POTTTT5- The J-V.'S Came on To drop close decisions To NoTre Dame 7-Og MT. Carmel 6-Og and Tie Loyola I3-I3. All oT These Teams were leading The League beTore encounTering The SainTs. Finally, The perienced J. V. Team in recenT years. Their season record however, recorded Their de- sire and perseverance in gaining The real ob- IGCTTVG OT -TUTTTOT VGTSTTY FOOTIDGII GT SGTTTT Jr. SainTs bIasTed CanTweII 33-O To Tinish AnThony's I-Iigh School. ouT Their season. We They O Bell Gardens 2I 6 CaThedral 26 O Serra 2I O INIoTre Dame 7 O MT. Carmel 6 I3 Loyola I3 33 CaThedraI 0 I5O