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Class of I9 4 V' Froslr football I9.5I E. Allan, J. Marshbank, N. Petosa, C. Covello, J. Ditore, T. Mee, D. Nottingham, F. Leonetti, M. Siguenza. Second row: J. Kizer, P. Dempsey, J. O'Rourke, P. Kendall M. Martin, L. LaPierre, A. Sal-Wilson, E. Hule. Third row: J. Barrett lMgr.l, P. Cannon, B. Anderson, J. Charles, J. Von Volkli, P. Johnston, B. Wilsow. Fourth row: C Naze lMgr.l, M. Sullivan, G. Gue, L. Zwettler, J. McAuliffe, J. Donovan, J. Bannon. Fifth row: G. Schurman, L. Stann, D. McDonald, T. Morrow, B. Herber, J. Navone Mr. Lucid, S. J., Coach. September I9 0 The largest class- l 50 strong-ever to assemble at Prep listened on opening day with doubtful glances as their teachers summarized the purpose of a Jesuit education, Formation Rather than Information. Physical development came under the headings football, basketball, baseball, and track. Thirty-six fighting frosh under the tutorship of Mr. Phil Lucid, S. J., became Prep's first frosh team to go through a season undefeated. Cub footballers under Fr. Thomas Sexton, S. J., and Mr. Gordon Keys, S. J., didn't show quite as impressively but nevertheless managed to win a couple, between themselves. Standouts on the frosh were Ed Allen and Lee LaPierre, and on the Cubs, Bob Hopcroft, Fred Neumann, John Oswald, and Fred Herb. ln the field of debate, Ray Weber, Don Weyrick, and Bernie McConnville took the laurels. Basketball was next as Clair Markey captained Mr. Lucid's frosh to a fair record. The Cub Kittens with Fred Gockel, Jim Heath, Larry Deutsch, Charles Nichols, and Bookie Williams notched an impressive sixteen wins against four defeats. ln the Sodality, two groups were formed to accommodate the large number of Sodalists. Jim Riley was elected frosh prefect. With spring came baseball. Ed Allen became the only freshman in the '54 class to win a varsity letter. The Frosh horse- hiders trained future varsity material in Jerry Frey and Jim Navone. Playing for the Cubs were Norm Gunwall, Jay Charles, Steve Cerruti, Tom Kaiser, Jim Riley, and Jerry Heppell. As in all Jesuit schools, studies came first, and these few made the Honor Roll quite often, Jim Kelleher, Dave McCulloch, Greg Gray, Jim Riley, and Ron Miranda. June, July, August, and then, sophomores. eptember I9 I Again opening day, but in l95l. Developing Catholic leaders out of sophomores became the arduous but not impossible task. The sophs dominated most of the school activities. Thirteen second year men were initiated into the Letterman Club, four wrote on the Panther, two were cheerleaders, thirteen sang in the newly-formed Glee Club, five were initiated into the Harlequins, and six were in the Debate Club. At the beginning of the year, Duane Carpenter, Ken VanDerhoef, Stan Wagner, Jim Lambeth, Leighton Uncapher, Gayle Hill, and Morrie Oaksmith transferred to Prep. Cn the gridiron Bill Anderson, Ed Allen, Chuck Covello, Paul Dempsey, and John Ditore played on the varsity under Mr. John Goodwin, on the maple court Clair Markey became a varsity player, on the diamond Ed Allen got his second stripe while Jim Navone, Jim Kelleher, and Jerry Frey got their first, and in track Dave McCulloch, Bill Anderson, and Ken VanDerhoef pulled down track letters. 12
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