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

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X'-lx! .11 Front Row. left to rxghtz D. Rainey, G. Naydek, R. Butts. G Bratma M Otzel F Hoffman I Najdek R. Tenta, C. Hollinger, E Bruno. Standing: L. Fuller Sehoming, Coach Cernugel, Seigfried, . ' , . , . , . , fMgr.j, N. Norum, T. McClosky, G. Lancly, M. Kanne, I. wn KM LJ. VJ. Herr, L. Benning, H. Puliti, F. Balister QMgr.l, P, Bro 53 Junior arsity and Frosh The jay Vees under the guidance of Coach Rusxll Willizims also had a hne season. Like the Varsity, they also improved as the season progressed. Steve Avery, Mickey Bekelja, Ed Furjanic. and Mike Marinak are the line up and coming players who will probably form the nucleus of next year's team. Coached hy Mr. Cernugel, the Frosh Team lahored under a heavy schedule. In their twelve encounters. the Freshman showed pep. ahility, and iight-trademarks of all Crusader teams. Led lay Mike Kanne, Tom McCloskey, and Teddy Siegfried. all sharpshooters and line defense men. they show promising material for the future Varsity. lil ll 'I W'eideinin Vv' Q'Donnell H Zuvie S Kverv Kneeling, left to right: F. Traini, R. 'i ippc i, . 4 , '. , . . .. i f. j. lntrieri. Staudmg. left to right: F. Starasinic lMgr.J, R. Retrievi. E. Furjanic, A. Taylor. M. Marinak. M. Bekelia, C, Filippelli. Coach Vxfilliams. 'Y-if iff l'.lll s . ' 4 - l . .pt N A, i N N ii ,ft . ll. A 'PV ' fd 9 Aw . 59,5 5- X Rf

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.41 Exercising such as this keeps the girls physically fit and Just a little higher, Josephine, and that hall is yours. helps reduce the waist line. The hoys do Hot receive all the attention. Catholic High School 0 Q practicing democratic principles provides a varied program of physical 1 I' activity for the girls. Even though the fairer sex does not travel to distant places to show their skill, they do enjoy the hours spent on McDevitt Field and in Tracy Hall. The higgest attraction fexeept for t the terrihle disaster of lost wavy hairl is the swimming pool. Many P 0 I. of the girls cut quite a figure in the water, Competition among them' selves in haskethall, volleyball, dodge hall, drills, folk dancing, swim' ming, and diving creates almost as much enthusiasm as if they were competing in the Olympics. Miss Mani' Mc:FAnIir1N. Directress J. V, Cheerleaders: Judith Doyle, lvlaureen Nolan, Patricia Horvath. Rita Marinak, Sandra Cavrich. Joanne Haas, and Patricia Jahlonski. we 99+ ,QA 'Ne t -Q-.il r .1 K K xA- N v rl