Purcell Marian High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FRESHMEN 1. S. BUDD. W. LOSITO, E. MAGLIANO, R. KUNKEL. J. ST L RGIS, .1. MUENCHEN, E. FOKEN. H. VAN ARNEM. 2. J. KRAMER. N. ZICCARDI, H. GALLO, C. HESS. D. CURRAN. A. SCHROEDER. L. CASE. J. MOORE. J. LEHR. R. ROBBINS. 3. K. PINNEL. T. RAHE. R. DORSEL, M. WIENER. W. HAMILTON. J. HERMES. H. CAHILL. J. McGRAW, K. OLDENDICK. R. STITES. 4. K. KRUSLING. R. HUXELL. R. PFISTER. J. OSGOOD. R. MUSHABEN. R. BRUNS. M. MILLER, J. PAYNE. T. ULMER. C. CONRAD. R. FELDKAMP. 5. J. HOLTKE, E. KENNY. M. HEALEY. W. RUTEMUELLER. F. HOFFMAN, J. CONNOLLY. V. SABINO, J. KLOCKE. E. MONTGOMERY. K. JONES. R. WESELI. S. BURWINKLE. RESERVE SCORES PURCELL 6 ANDERSON 33 ROGER BACON 34 ST. XAVIER 6 13 ELDER 7 20 MIDDLETOWN 27 ROGER BACON 53 ST. XAVIER 14 ELDER 13 12 HAMILTON 7 FRESHMAN SCORES PURCELL 30 McNICHOLAS 6 ELDER 13 26 ST. XAVIER 7 ROGER BACON 14 ST. XAVIER 6 28 ROGER BACON 19 27 McNICHOLAS 25 7 ST. RITA 35 PAYNE ON A SPRINT. 125 '

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1. R. CILLER, G. WITTMER, B. WIEHANS, M. ENNIS. T. HAGER, J. THIES, J. MELZER. 2. C. WHITE. C. KOHLS. J. MOMPER. B. CLARK. R. HILVERT, D. MEYER. J. RIESENBERG. . ,,„ „o, xt 3 B MILLER. D.SWaStS. T. HEEKINS. A. HARVEY. J. KOCH. J. HUELSMAN. J. STEWART. H. ANDERSON 4. J. HOCK. D. SENA. D. DONAVAN. E. HENNEL. M. ABELL. F. JONES. A. CHOIDI. T. FRANZ. J. FELDKAMP. RESERVES FRESHMAN GRIDDERS. HOLD THAT LINEl ' The reserve team was the gridiron surprise of the year. After a mediocre freshman year they broke loose and steamrolled over nine straight opponents. Their long list of victims included such rivals as Elder, St. Xavier, Roger Bacon and Hamilton. There were no particular standouts as each and every player con- tributed his utmost effort and spirit to the successful season. We hope they will carry this combination of team effort and spirit along with their winning ways into the varsity years which lie ahead. The freshmen took their first steps in the Purcell victory march as the pigskin play got under way. Although their slate was not perfect, Mr. Sinchek ' s boys did manage to come out on top in five of their contests while losing three and tying one. The team had good size and spirit and was hindered only by their leak of experience. The squad was spearheaded by the fine running of Jerry Moore, its leading scorer, and the capable quarterbacking of Al Schroeder. 124

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1. J. HIXELL, P. GLYNN, T. BROWN, P. MIEDER- BACH. 2. B. MIMS. D. SWEENEY. B. BERLAGE, R. STIEN- METZ. M. BRIEDE, L. HENSERLING. 3. A. GIORDULLO, R. WELLING, L. JOHNSON, J. STALL, K. SAILE, R. RESTLE, A. ELSEN. 4. B. BLAIR, J. TALY ' OR. A. SCHOETTELKOTTE, R. FERRY, A. BRUENNEMAN. J. STUART. HjB H M| ■ ' ' Tj H| H -■. 1 p ff r JOE STUART PACES THE DISTRICT CHAMPS. CROSS COUNTRY For the first time in the 28 years of Purcell ' s athletics the Cross Country team has gained recognition by winning the district cham- pionship. The team cinched this coached by Brother Walter Sartor and paced by Captain Joe Stuart. The team swept to four wins and one loss during the regular season. The team ' s only loss was to Walnut Hills. Other top members were Jerry Huxell, Bob Blair, Larry Henserling, Dick Ferry and Denny Sweeney. 126