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Victory or die, the phrase that once inspired an army with courage and spirit, now inspired a small un- known Red and White JV basketball team to capture the coveted Camden City Championship award for 1959. Making school history, the hus- tling champs went all out not only to defeat but to massacre their op- ponents from all points. Lack of height, always a worry, was soon fogotten as the junior players proved that practice makes perfect. As the season ends We claim one reminder: Our JV of today is our Varsity of tomorrow. Al Morton outjumps a Merchant- ville player for an easy two points, as teammate Ted Kompa stands ready to give his assistance. Merchantville players can only stand and watch because with this jump shot Paul Zachary has a sure two points. on the 2.7
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A : The Rev. Anthony Zemrowski and the Rev. Wisniewski, moderators of the new howling league, discuss future plans with Sister Mary Salvine, who is also a sports enthusiast. Ulf you give me an extra spare, we'll take this game, says Joseph Dimter to Eleanore Bretsehneider. Richard Kaczorowski is just making a final check at a weekly bowling match. ' f 14 Cffylpljpj H ,aww 473' 4 H 5 I X 4 I N, at ,V . 1 ? f T To spark interest in extra-curricular sports, a bowling league has been organized under the supervision of the Reverend Stanley XV1snieu ski. With the enjoyment of the students as its primary aim, the league meets weekly after school. Consisting of twelve teams with eight students on a team, the league sparks competition among the participants It provides an opportunity for players to demonstrate their bowling skill and to play against teams, Competition is spurred to greater heights since the person and team with the highest score are awarded a prize. an Q xx D ao '1 shi rols one down .1 Q 1 from an ohstixing no
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KJ ,- This is the S. J. hustling team! lfirst row: XV Al Morton, Don Summers, VValter Nicgorski. Pomianek, Joe Godul, Ray Gabrylewicz, Larry and athletic director, Rev. E. Kordasiewicz. A blocked shot is made possible by Ted Kompa. Chris Grieco is on the up and up. 1 alt Carey, Paul Zachary, John Corrado, Second row: Couch, Al Litwu: John liunkowski, Tony Martin, Ted Kompa. Martin and Bunkowski fight for an rebound against VVilson. Summers and Kompa move in. I'
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