Holy Family Seminary - Bridge Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Page 23 text:

SOCCER SOCC E R TEAM, Standing: Wasser, Cline, Cahill, Donahoe, Schneider, M. Meneley Sargent, F rigillana, Aldrich, Watts. FRONT ROW: Schonhoff, Openlander, Dannegger Esque, Williams, Ferrara. Absent are Glen Donahue, Coach, and AlMoe1lenhoff Father Ockwood scheduled soccer games with a few schools for this season. Our battling soccer team fought hard and emerged from the season with a record of one win and three losses. On the schedule were two games with Duchesne, one with Mercy, and one with Corpus Christi high schools. N Against Duchesne we broke even, scoring a victory in one game, 2-1, while dropping the other 5-0. The Mercy game was hard fought, but the Mercy Bulldogs chewed out two to one. Disaster struck Holy Family when we met Corpus Christi, who handed us a 5-O defeat. We hope that next year our luck will be a little better. Sponsored by: STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Mr. James McNamee, Agent, St. Ann, Missouri r I

Page 22 text:

54 4 iv was , f M ' 0 my r ,!,g,aW,,z, j 4 X? I '22 f 'f P QUIZ '-J lf- . rin .fu , . 1 f M ff! za ' ' 7 I4 4 f 4 Wu ff I If 1, Wy, Mug f M , l 1 'ff W 1 4. I 7 X 1 fl, 447' 5 y 1 A 2 4 iff hi .', X X ,, V , ,, 1 The 1960-61 a th letic year was directed by Father Ockwood, with the assistance of the college men. Father Ockwood s ch e d ule d several soccer and basketball games with other schools, and the college men c oa ch e d the teams for these games. ln- tramural tournaments in vol- leyball, basketball, and soft- ball were organized and a- wards were presented forex- cellent participation in this year's athletic program. ,fr Qi, 3DOHSOred by MISS ISABELLE A ROESNER Dutzow, Missouri .. M31 up Q11 hp LF EAQALQSQ uw' 14 if!! :id

Page 24 text:

angina-.afgsmnv ,....-........m,..,..,.. ...,.,.....,,.,J-H ..-,...--,.,.--,,-.:-...,...-.. --- .1+u4-lagvkr ,....-Lrsxs . . -.'f'. A . . . . .- . ,.,-.AZ-.,-,. .,, .'. H T, , -. ,,,. . .-assi-ey--Hg-g--K gn-x--Lnyfnry ,,..,......F INTRAMURALS 5 This year's program ofintramuralsports differed from that of the past years. Each high school class went into conclave last January to elect team captains for the intramural sports. The olle e men were reserved to play for any class C 8 that could not muster up enough man-power for one or the other of the intramurals. 1 ! 4 1 A 20 Chosen as captains were: Senior, Weldon Tie- ken, captain.-'for all three intramuralsg Juniors, Mike MCNamee' b 3 S ke fb 311, Jim Esque, softball, a nd L e o n Fr i g i ll a n a, volley-ballg Sophomores, 1011 H Openlander, b a s k e t b all, T e r r y Aldrich, softball, and Mike C ahill, volley-ballg Fr e sh men, Steve Corkery, b a s k e tb all, B o b McAtee, softball, a n d Jim BOYGI, volley-ball, Sponsored by MR AND MRS JOHN MALLOY SL FAMILY ' 1 V . A A- M -4 'x ' - M--4 -- 1----v-...pq-a.ssa+ssn-+h+aa4.v.ab-we - - -.- ---11 - v-Y . .. .. , ,., . .... A-..h.n-nu A n..-nf. 1.-1-rw-eva.-,af-r .s.....,.f.h..,.-.-,.,,-,,,:,:g,,,...g V' rj , . -V ,,, 1 A V , -iwnmv, p ,Ad