LaSalle College Prep High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Left to Right: Francis Coat. Gerald Crumtish, Gerard Ctauss, Eugene Hughes, Edward Murphy, John Dolphin, Robert Cvattaghcr, Sylvester Gor- man. Missing: Robert Miller. GOLF Gott went on the upswing this year with the inauguration of the Catholic High School Golf League, composed of six teams: Vvest Catholic, St. James, St. Thomas Niore, Roman Catholic, North Catholic, and La Satie. Brother Vincent undertook the tasic oi getting a representative team together and of securing a goii ciuin at 'which to practice. He succeeded in making arrangements with the Melrose Country Club for the use of their spacious course. The ciuio is built around Captain Frank Coar, who holds numerous titles in the inter-schot- GOLF SCHEDULE April 20 ,...................,... Vvest Catholic April 22 . . . .,...,..., St. James Aprit 27 .. . ..... Roman Catholic tvtay 1 , . . ..... St. Thomas Niore Stay 4 . . . ....... North Catholic htay 8 . .. ..... St. Thomas Ntore Ntay I I . . . ..... Roman Catholic May I9 .... ..... N orth Catholic Nitty 21 ..... . . ..... .... X Vest Catholic Ntay 25 ......... ................... S t. James June , . .Catholic League Championship Tournament June ................ Philadelphia tntcrschotastics Ninety-one astic golfing Worid. Seven Seniors and one Junior make up the rest of the team. These are Jerry Crumtish, Gene Hughes, Syl Gorman, Ed Murphy, Bob Gallagher, Jack Dolphin, and Junior HPudu Ctauss. The team is managed hy Boh Miller. FRANK COAR

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Left to Right: Floyd Bryan, James Mccrossen, Arthur Hntgfatc, Vviflizun Schwaneherg. Joseph Nlchtcnmnin, Thomas Kiety. BOWLIN By ending up tie tor third place in the Catholic League the La Sane tcegters upheld the schoots prestige in the howling world. Captain Jim tVtcCrossen ted the team, being ahty supported hy Art Hotgate, Bill Schwane- herg, Floyd Bryan, Joe Mcwlenamin and Tom Kiely. It was under Brother Francis' direction that a club was formed amongst the entire student In Action . . body to foster interest in howling and to de-P vetop latent talent wherever it might have been lurking. Thus, although many Seniors depart, piospects are nevertheless bright. Qutstanding among the discoveries in this club is Frank Mccrossen, who with Bill Schwanehefg, the only regular tcegter to return, will form the nucleus ot Brother Francis, team next year.

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Top Row: Vvilliarn Kelly, James Martin. Edward Vvarren, Thomas Nlccvorry. Bottom Row: John OBrien, Harry Boyle, Captain Arthur Holgatc, Edward ivturphy, John Carroll, Frank Valenti. heerlead ers It seems much easier to re- memher them on the hastcethall Hoor-these peppy men in hlue'-1 as they lined up diagonally across the Hoof and put uniformity and power into the cheering. But Art Holgate had his charges out on the gridiron too, the much needed morale-huitders who kept our spirits high and the school spirit going. Three cheers for the yen syn- chronizers and tor their moder- ator, Brother E. Francis who trained several underctassmen to take over when the present Sen- iors hid us all good-hye. TO Brother Iames MODERATOR OF ATHLETICS A Word of Thanks