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

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OUR OWN QLYMPIANS TRACK RECORDS 100-yard Dash-10.1 seconds, john Husic, 1937 22Ofyard Dash-22.7 seconds, John Husic, 1937 44Ofyard Dash-52.3 seconds, Robert Cunjak, 1947, 880-yard Run-2 minutes, 4.6 seconds, Philip Clay, 1952 lfmile Run-4 minutes, 49.6 seconds, john O'Connor, 1939 11O'yard Low Hurdles-12.8 seconds, Bernard Euker, 1949 12Ofyard Low Hurdles-14 seconds, Herman Poltl, 1939 440-yard Relay-46.9 seconds, Rudy Tezak, John Trephan, Frank Hinnenf kamp, George Salinger, all 1942 880-yard Relayfrl minute, 36.5 seconds, Rudy Tezak, Anthony Petrasic, Frank Hinnenkamp, George Salinger, all 1942 Medley Relay?-1 minute, 25.7 seconds, Raymond Naccarato, Philip Clay, James Cunjak, Mariano DeFilippo, 1952 1-mile Relay--3 minutes, 33 seconds, George Salinger, Rudy Tezak, Anthony Petrasic, Frank Hinnenkamp, all 1942 Shot Put--49 feet, 2lf3 inches, john Trephan, 1941 Javelin Throw-162 feet, 2 inchesfBernard Euker, 1949 Discus Throw QOld Weightj 121 feet, 161 inches, john Conjar, 1938 fNeW Weightj 134 feet, John Trephan, 1941 Pole Vaultfll feet, 2 inches, Herman Poltl, 1939 High Jump---5 feet, 8 inches, Paul Grubic, 1938, Anthony Yoyicsin, 1940, George Salinger, 1943 Broad jumpf22 feet, 7 inches, Frank Pilsitz, 1936 High Point Scorer-164, john Trephan, 1942 jim Cunjak hnishes far in advance of others a he wins the 440-yard run. Ray Naccarato breaks the tape in the 100fyard dash just ahead of Susquehanna. Phil Clay shows promise in halffmile, as he breaks tape far ahead of others.

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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?

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Xia!! Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! Hail to thee, the Gold and Blue! May the mem'ry of your counsel Keep our hearts serene and true. Farewell, Alma Mater. The time has come to leave your hallowed walls. Always we promise to be true to you, to love you, and to hold fast to your teachings. i 4 ,Q rx xi? 1-'FB Z' -.5 i S M 'ifwsk