Cardinal Dougherty High School - Eminence Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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P 5,. 1 'f?j THE CARDINALS OF 1958: FRONT ROW: Mr. Frank Banas fHead Coachl, Sal Talamo flllanagerl, Frank Lynch. Vince Richardson, Ellsworth Cheeseman. Art Piper. Ron Andrusko, John Cvrispon, Jim Holt. Bob Fiori. John McNeill, John Shand- lay, Jack Shepper, Tony Moffa fManagerl. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lou Paludi tAss't. Coachl, Tom Stack fManager3, Charley Ward, Bill Hartman. Tom Engard, Herb Gutpelet. Harry Hoff- meister, Jack Lyons. Joe Vozzo, Ted Wycheck. Ed Dooley. Tom Stuckert. Jack Boyle. Brian O'Neill, Jim Whalen Ullanagerj, Mr. John Byrne lAss't. Coachl. THIRD ROW: Mr. Charles Bruno fAss't. Coachl. John Wittrock fManagerl, Vince Gran- dinetti. Dennis Halloran. Dick Simpson, Jim Greger. Art Lipan. Dick Wharton, Steve Kiszely. Bob Steigerwalt, John Beal, Jim Dalton. Caesar DiSiro. Mike Dunleavy fManagerl, Mr. John Panichello fAss't. Coachl. TOP ROW: Mike Lyons. Dick Evans. Marty Dunne, Tim Donovan. Ben Holohan. Dave Fecak, Frank Gioia, Al Bommentre, Silvio Iannuzzi, Don Granieri. Qs r gm .gc This time Ron Andrusko will not be stopped. Two Father Judge players watch in frustration as he hurtles over the goal line. This was the second of CD's traditional Thanksgiving Day battles with the Crusaders and our second victory. The score was Z6-0. Dave Fecak scampers past a Bonner pursuer as Bob Fiori runs inter- ference. Rain postponed our opening game with the Friars until late in the season, and the result was a defeat for Dougherty, 22-6. feuxwmlgs F

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Jack Beal knocks the ball from the outstretched hands of a Father Judge receiver. The game ended in a 26-0 victory for CD, a happy ending to a bruising, injury-ridden season. i f,.,.qJg'1 M.. v , i' Mfr. tataq- -fa , Af , A X ron T 7 'N I+ P, .',-. 1 . u THE FIGHTING FRESHMAN TEAM: FIRST ROW: Canaday, Bommentre. Sem- bella, Tana, Hotaling. Walsh, Williams, Hoffmann, Ruddy. Lyons. SECOND ROW: Father Bartos CCoach and Moderatorl, Paul, Mongelluzzi, Rooney. Lamond, Masi, Altopiedi, Murdock. Salmon, Ginter, McBride, Kelly. THIRD ROW: Myers. Monohan, Rescigno, Petrone, Austin. Cooney, Manney, Dougherty. Duffy, Poellnitz, McDermott, Father Nolan fAss't. Coachj, Father Breen fAss't. Coachj. XVW4 GS C D t swf-mn nn, f .W M, fps! T The yearlings show promise ' Come on, Cardinals, skin 'em alive! Shouts of encouragement l from the bench spur on the team in the Saint James game An inspired Dougherty team upset the highly-touted Jimmies, 20-6 115.--f.:53.sr.g: s 'this 'F 111 5--4? A 1' - if ', . -Q 2 -:Qi '35, ' Q, 'fnvy M Q