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

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Jack Bride gets his cl spare. The howling days. Thursday is de Right up mance to Ere away as he delivers an important team practices on Monday and competes Tues- voted to intra-mural competition. For the real enthusiasts, this is only part of their weekly game total. P' Strike! There is everyihing from a smile to a shout as an unknown C.D. sharpshooter knocks them all down. and scorekeeper Hank Woyshner marks down anorher strike. Moderators Father Kos- telnick and Father Herron oblige with beaming smiles. fl C? i w 1 I 'k.,,.nL 1 n I QAM Ax Ja. X 'di I , 1

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Our Alley The bowling squad poses in the circle: Kneeling: Tom Shorlell. Joe Hoffman. Jack Pacinco. Kerry Di Blasio, Percival Tiong. Standing: Father Herron, Allyn La Rash. Henry Woy'shner, Ray Karleslcind, Jack Bride, Hugh Connery, Bob Steigerwalt. Father Kostelnick. K M4 -...... lt This time Jack Bride waits his turn as Allyn La Rash bowls. In the background at Stenton Alleys, all eyes are on the bowlers. The story of every sport at CD. must be the story of a beginning. The first bowling done under the Cardi- nal banner was intramural: we had to discover what we had to offer in competition. The first fearful step into Catholic League play was, understandably, not a march to the title. But under the direction of Father Kos- telnick and Father Herron. our second season of league action gave us a respectable record of almost equal victories and defeats. Certainly. the enthusiasm of the team is a sure indication that bowling is here to stay at C.D. Jack Pacinco makes the three-ring sign as he sets the ball hurtling down the boards. On the next alley, Father Nevins and Bob Steigerwalt give the automatic pinsetter a rest. K s