St Marys High School - Lance Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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FIGI-ITINCI-'TIL TI-IE VICTORY IS WGN I Back row: Asst. Mgr., E. Riley, J. Ray, E. Hogan, R. Hassett, J. Ferguson, J. Ackerman, H. Dumas, Mgr., W. Madden Front tow: J. O'Mara, P. Hassett, T, Ouinian, R. Corcoran, C. Innes, R. Sheridan, I.. Sayre School days came, schooI days went with the same monotony to the sports' Iovers. A break came, however, when Athletic Director, Father Martineau, Coach Martin, student manager, Wil- Iiam Madden, and assistant student manager, Ed Riley put their heads together, For on September 'I8th the practice started. With great enthusiasm and with four varsity pIayers, Co-Captains John- nie Ferguson and Paul Hassett, with his brother Red to coll signals, morsholled their forces. Un October Qnd, St. Maryls vanquished her First foe, George Junior Republic, 'I9-6 due part- Iy to Destry Sayre's running. Back to work went the team to conquer St. Anthony's, but the team was disappointed by the Iean end of 'I9-6 score. Ihe Ioes Five man interference bowied over our valiant but out-numbered ends, Zeke Quinlan and I'EImer CD'Mara, Ior three times too many touchdowns. Somewhat disheartened by the Ioss, we went back to practice intending Hvenire, videre, vin- ceren St. AIoysius, but it was vinci , Q7-6. We were just outnumbered on the score-board, so home we came with the memory of Ferguson's and Bob Sheridan's 97-yard run for our only score. ...Q6..