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..

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ii-I E STCDRV TQUINLAN Center AYRE Forward ..?5.. T. COLLINS --Forwa rd St. John, the Evangelist ..... k is Qi Alumni .......,...,..,.. Saint patriclcs Academy ,,,. Saint Francis de Sales ..,,.. Saint John, the Baptist ,...., Saint patriclcs ol Binghamton Academy Five .,.,......... Saint Pauls, Binghamton .... George Junior Republic.. Saint l.ucy'S, Syracuse ...... Saint Patriclcs, Binghamton. . Saint patriclcs, Syracuse ...., Saint John, the Evangelist. .. Academy Five ,....,..... Carmen Supply ,,...... l'loly Family, Auburn ..... Saint l3aul,s, Binghamton .... Saint Francis cle Sales ..,. Saint l.ucy,s, Syracuse. , l-loly Family, Auburn ,.... Saint John, the Baptist .... STRETCH, BOB!

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l.et dovvn by tvvo losses vve journeyed to meet l'loly Family. From tlne size of time players tlmere was a production bottleneclc in grads. Our ovvn HBig Jolmnn Aclcerman made a long beautiful run only to lmave it called baclc. Witl'm tl'me First blood given baclc, vvlwo wouldn't be discour- aged? So vve lost again. Well, anotlmer season lmad passed and if time results didn't Set time World on Fire, 'il Guess Weill l-lave to Dream time Rest. 'llmouglm time scores vverenit to our glory, we lmad a good time playing clean teams in a sport vvitlsmout guns and swords on mimic battlefields. We didn't lmave a Hseig Heil play but a Statue oi Liberty play, and at no ruleris orders, so vvlmy grieve at losing, time game isn't life or deatlw, and vve'll beat tlmem next year. Ask our superior race of CMacD lnnes, our guard, our center, Corcoran, l-lasl4ell, Hogan, Dumas, Domineslce, Ray or any ol time otlmers. As ever before, time prospects loolc briglmt For next season. We l'mave a couple ol freshmen, tall and lanlcy, sl'mort and stout, tlmat ougl'mt to prove equal to time game, not to mention our sopl'ms, juniors, and maybe. . .seniors of tl'mis year. Out vvitim the old, in vvitlm the nevvl We are loolcing into time luture for V for victory, both lor time U. S. and also S. M. l'l. S. ST. MARYS vs. ST. ALOYSIUS