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

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'I-f if ou. Q This is what lirst downs are made of: act- quarterback Jim Holt slams the ball into the out stretched arms of senior halfback Jack Boyle. In Doughertyfs hard-charginv ground game Holt and Boyle were two of our best yardage gainers. and atomic subs. ' 51' If-f ' 3 ff'-' i ff z' 1 ' Y 2 '3 --9: 771 . - , fi- iw f,-Q.-,Fw 2. 5 A I' V, n , .. fuf .-3 ,sf Q3 QQ, , .. if if I J, 5 Jr, 1' +7ji,Z,:- . 1' 'ge 'F flag' Lfgfrze ge, ' 5 , , fig, ' '-,211 w.- .-x , 4.1, , :QQ-1 ' - 'rw P JI - 'gg 1 1 T ' 65? :riff '.' . fzzg -4'4 - ' ' . A .' ' M- 3 . ' fa 5.91 Q r ,Y I'?l1 ,, ' ...P '35 ' tx v B ,E V- Q! L I f- 'M ' .' Q 'FX ' I :IS 1 , 1 'f-'VJ aff V lx Egg X 7 li- Q i ' fp f l 3,4 f A ,QS .. W, A ' , -Y 1 D! -H .6 ij ig A X4 .X i ,4 - 5 -Lsjxz ' .JY . W ',,.' fx.. . ,W 4 - .n. ' ' ,- ,L...,. , . - -' '- fs. - , A familiar sight at mid-field before every game is the meeting of the team captains and co-captains. Here Ted Wycheck, Bob Fiori. and Jack Boyle listen to the referee at the Bonner game, The Cards dropped a tough one to the city champs in the last minutes of the game. 98 . W

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.1 4 ,F .,rf,:.Y ,lf . , ,s 1,4 ni Lp new as 'T' ,-.. Jack Boyle strains to clude the grasp of a Saint James tarklcr. The game on muddy Lloyd Field in Chester ended in a Dougherty victory, Z0-8. He's got it! Ted Wycheck outleaps a Bonner receiver to intercept a pass for C.D. in the hard-fought Friar-Cards tussle. Quick starters . . . bpd- ani avi - . 3' Father Walmsley's able assistants. the football managers: rseatedh Joe Nulty and Bill O'Donnell: tstandingl Jim Whalen. Mike Dunleavy and Tom Luckow. , 1,5 ww1L.:..'..'CA-Ml rio. 4 'Q 1 ff 2 L! TOMORROWS TEAM-the freshman football squad: Front Row: rstandingl Father Bartos tcoachl. Mr. Algeo tcoarhl. Row: McKenzie. Collins. McCarty. Werner. Smith. Rankin. Ward. Thurer. Navarro. Maher. Donahue, Curley. Mannis. Braun. Atchi- Sweeney, Farrell. Second Row: Winters, Liberto, Presutti. Shaw. son. Spencer. Poehlmann. Larkin. Juzwiak. Father Breen Ccoachl. King. Keville, Heaton. Gundy, Melman. Rebmann. Buck. Third Father Fox tcoachl. wuz UL s , Q , .3 B rt,. . :v:i?qZ, 6 V ,W . It KYB Q LE l '21 elf ' 1 P-. -H 'ef W S2 D ,d I Q t J K V 9 : 42' N .ys EM Clic! B . X, .-f--f 09. My .5 6 '- , ,W V 5, lpn ss, 6.3 v .29, PJ! S9 4.4 up-rr i hi If

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C AMPI NS' GAIN' QC C mini '70 sim ..---al Mr. St. Clair continued an old habit during the l959 cross country season-the winning smile. Flanked by senior champion Frank Carver and J.V. champion Larry Jamison. our coach prepares to haul off a truckload of trophies. There is only one runner on .1 Championship trophy, but the victory itself is no one-man job. The three runners pictured here are among our most consistent senior barriers. but they stand for the whole team. All of the members of the cross country team are champions. Together with their able coach, Mr. John St. Clair, they have brought honor to our school.