Harrisburg Catholic High School - Pridwen Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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M51 E al c4Tu jf. Coach Ginanni and john Vokes demonstrate proper body po' sition in push'ups to class before they begin the exercise. Leonard Schmidt Spikes volf Icy hall in game during gym class. L. Farina tucks in the beginning of attempted one and a half. Boys practicing jumping jacks as part of warm up exercises. Bckeljzvdribbles ball toward basket. O'Donnell guards Mike to prevent scoring.

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HERE EVERYO Tony Taylor takes ball oil backboard Tr ' . ying to get ball from him are Bill O'Donnell, Tom Vokes, Mike Marinak, Leon Shumacher, and M'kr ' V it ey Bektlja. E TAKE PART Not everyone can make the football, basketf ball, baseball, or track teams, but each can Find his heart's delight in the intramural games. Set up to accommodate the entire student body, the intramural program offers a wide variety of inter' ests. Class matched against class brings with it more competition than any group vyinr 'h g wit contenders unknown to them Scarcely 'in h . . our of the day passes when either lvicDevitt Field, the gymnasium, or the swimming pool is not bein Y . E, used for intramural sports. Early in the school year Coaches Ccrnugel and Cinanni outline a fl - - , exible intramural program. By careful planning these teachers see. that no pupils are slighted, no time is wasted, but all is used for profitable enjoy' ment. Thus they strive to build healthy bodies and X ' to set up .1 sense of responsibility towards re' ' A ' creation as well as towards work, The intra' mural r ' 5 a ' p ogram, then, serves as a link to unite all students more closely with their Alma Mater for the general good of both. Snavely kicks ball in kick baseball. Coach Gllilllllll looks for violation. Blasco has slight lead on Farina in a SW1IT1l'Illl'1g CODICSIC. ,,..--f '

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'ss Q, 1 5 -QQ 5 is X Q, , Ferguson Clears bar at 10 feet against Reading Catholic High. Bill O Connell against Camp Hill and Susquehanna strives for hrst hurdle. Naccarato shows form in broad jump in meet with Lancaster Catholic. The Cindermen completed a most successful track season. At McDevitt Field they scored 721f2 points against Camp Hill's 46, and Susquehanna's 31V2. At Mercersburg, they beat the Academy, 59f49. At Lancaster, they scored 41, Stevens Trade 91, and Reading Catholic 19. They tied 18f18 with Mt. St. ,loseph's, Baltimore, in the Sheppard Memorial Relays at Hanover. First Row, left to right: Miller, Ferguson, Graham, P. Clay, Cunjak, G. Kolarac, j, Rozman. Second Row: R. Piccolo, I. Metka, H. Rozman, F. Sisti, J. Nazaj, W. O Connell, R. Yohe. Third Row: J. Martin, I. Byrne, W. Anderson, J. Rein' hardt, F. Balister, K. Schaffer. Fourth Row: Coach Ginanni, J. White, J. Rutter, J. Moore, Coach Flickinger, G. Petrina, I. Bolwell, J. Geiger, R. Blazi. qi isniint mln ID 1,63 lf-3 M Tiii 4, fW 0f 1 . R usa va lmnaggumi I f HIRLRISBU? mlml . -rmmr. ,tant yea . S?