St Benedict High School - Charitas Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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While Bob outjumps his pponem, Ron, Ted and Pete nxiously wait for the ball, J. Mike aims high for another basket as the boys race to aid him, ACTIUN Mike is right on his toes trying to regain the ball from the opponents. Ted adds another point to the score by easily sinking his foul shot, ABOVE: The expression on the faces of the other boys seem to ask if Bob will make it? Sure he g didl

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BASKETBALL all, x H sam Barbara Bash wee Y i-YY1 LEFT 10 View Traball' JOHN RICHARDS Mail' A A vote of thanks oes out to John Richards for his and g time and effort in helping our boys through the '56- '57 basketball season. This is his second year with us and we appreciate his fine work. MELVIN GERST An appreciative note is directed to Melvin Gerst for his outstanding work with the Reserves this year. Through his two years of service he has molded our Reserves so that they ought to be good varsity players in the future, The Irish will lose, at graduation this year, these senior girls: Barbara Bast, timerp Jocelyne Jamail, scorer, Mary Ann Tidball, statistician. Mary Ann, for three years, has worked digilently preparing the statistics of the basketball games. While her job is often taken for granted, we recognize that her good work is the result of untiring effort. This is Barbara's second year as timer. Her fob, though it also has been taken for granted, carries with it many responsibilities that must be borne under stress and strain. She has proven herself worthy of the position. Jocelyne iust this year took over Frances Hohman's work as scorer for the Irish. Since all of these girls are seniors, they leave vacancies to be filled by lower-classmen . JOE JAMIEL - PAUL BRILL PICTURED RIGHT, OUR CO-MANAGERS: Joe Jamiel and Paul Brill. Joe has been with the Irish for three years and has done a splendid job, This was Paul's first year and he, too, has worked hard. After the basketball games, when the team has completed its job, these boys have to see that- all the equipment is put away, Tired as they may be, they never utter a word of complaint, Thanks, boys, for everything! THEY HAVE TAUGHT US that we can be glorious in failure and miserable in success.

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