St Columbkille High School - Bwan Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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Athletics have always been the champion of good sportsmanship. In medieval times, playful tests of skill and enjoyment, known as jousts, were engaged in. A strict code of fair play and honor was maintained These mock battles were intended, moreover, to develop prowess for actual combat. Modern American sports have a like purpose, although the skill and ex- perience derived is not usually followed up by serious pugilistic contests. Rather, from engaging in athletics a more lasting benefit is derived-man- liness and all that it implies. Co-Duke grid, cage, and diamond Crusaders have accepted the chal- lenge flung out by medieval knights. They, too, have fought with valor and skill. Whether the season brought defeat or victory matters little. XVhat matters is that they are now more equipped for the battle of life. west for Good Sportsmanship Prayer huddle before a game.

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n the Gridiron TOP T0 BOTTOBI, loft to right: Carl Henlvy, Cllmlvs Hvm- mer, Bob Kiefer, Ralph Krvmcr, Don Pmclvn, lion Pnuclen, Lorus Schuster, Mike Vurvz-I, .lim Kim-fvr, Dave Mc-Lzulghlin, Tom Rhomlwrg, Dum Rudi-lm, Bob Beecher. Dick Noose-n, Loms Kncppcr, john In-nsvn, student managf-r. I