St Johns College High School - Taps Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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i aw w KW. .L 33,5 Freshman southpaw, Hank Rybka, dis- plays his flash delivery as outstanding Sophomore, John Kerr, looks on from first. The team was a young one, with only two iuniors on the roster, but despite their early inexperience, they rallied to a late season win streak which gave them one of the J.V.'s best records in history. J. V. Baseball The 1963 St. John's Junior Varsity Base- ball TeamfFront Row: G. Mona, M. Var- allo, J. Sadler, J. Conley, G. Marks, J. Pezzanite, D. Manfreda. Second Row: C. Masi, J. Curling, L. Den, M. O'Neill, H. Rybka, M. Dubinsky, J. Caulfield, G. Wegznek, J. Weiskopl, T. Servaites. Standing: Coach Leo Christofili, J. Long, W. Phillips, J. Massey, J. Kerr, V. Burns, J. McGovern, M. Kennedy, F. McGovern, T, Harbin, Manager M. Mebone, Coach Dave Walker. 1. ,ga fkfgtz-, 1 5. ' ' ,. ' sg 5' i E, W5 Tsyg-ffff' .X Y U Hg' H fi 55.-'ff i ,tiki 355151 JV i ig'5zs7'1iHh - . f M H 1511 5-f 'JJ V' J 'iiijlgijf ' . Q R lf? gf 'V 13 Gfi.Q,'f'L.' il f3ftXgv,tE2a lTM'1' 4 ll. W. .ta fo, .ef V, nv, , . -' Jw

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Time was when the St. John's nine was virtually conceded the C. L. Championship before the season started. They won four consecutive championshipsg but last year C621 O'Connell broke the streak as the Cadets finished second. The Knights remained strong in '63 and the Johnnies were a little weaker. As a result, our only 2 losses in League play came at the hands of O'Connell, 8-l and 2-O. Otherwise, the season has been a successful one. Such scores as l9-O and 15-5 have been rung up against Mackin, with a 17-O over Carroll to help contribute to the Varsity's lO-lO record. Apart from the pitching staff, the maiority of this year's starters were Seniors. John McGettigan handled most of the catching chores while John Reilly held down first and Jim Yore third. In the outield were Tom Rosewag in center and Doug Coughlan in right field. Rounding out the lineup were Sophs Colie O'Brien at short and Mike Brant at second with Junior Bill Kenealy in left field. See Tom Rosewug He is Cl centerfielder Run, centerfielder, run. Tom uses three bats to warm up. Flex Tom, flex. Tom is a senior Tom has also hit 2 homers. Lasvwns W ,,. W-,Q A f - ,my 4. .K . .., . f ,-.. - W.. was ,. U J is , ..as..Q -- -fi'-fm .. J

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.A,fKk 1 ' was Nj' lntram ural Softball With V. Bennet getting iust a gloveful of air, Larry Carter of 3-F smashes one of the multi-hits of the intramural season. Intramural Softball in its infant season at St. John's hit all the bases with plenty of fun for player and aficionados. Particu- larly conspicuous were the salad pitching and spectacular fielding lerrors were tallied only in dual figuresl. As his classmates on the bench yuk it up, Al Lopez of 4-A makes like the mighty Casey in whiffing against 4-F. This particular game' was finally called because of darkness in the third inning with 4-F finally coming out on top 38-27. This class went on to win all their games and wrap up the overall Senior intramural championship for 1962-63. After many delays and postponements 3-F triumphed in the iunior de- partment. With almost everybody getting into the swing of things, softball proved to be very popular and successful in the spring of '63 thanks to the organization and work of Brother Denis of Jesus. -we .-1, A- ,A , mfisi we N., W- , -wr. as .. N 4... M., .ceq sgwuw, inf t 'L K ,ty ' we ke.,.k-9' .-- Vt., , , .E . X mm N c. .. 4- A if , ' 1 ' so-,g,,,,f' A' H-V :az after NA , fc V' -Megs s ya -e