St Joseph High School - Cordon Yearbook (Camden, NJ)

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the KEY FK .Xl Horton, sandwiched he-tw punt-nts. taps in two counters 1 SCOREBOARD S. J. Opp. 54 Wildwood Catholic 61 59 Bishop Egan 53 69 Bishop Eustace 52 50 Audubon 71 35 Camden Catholic 44 55 Bishop Eustace 62 Wildwood Catholic 48 62 Merchantville 73 87 Sacred Heart 51 48 Woodrow Wilson 62 63 Bishop Egan 54 49 Camden 71 60 Gloucester Catholic 53 53 Bishop Eustace 56 63 Camden Catholic 59 62 Sacred Heart 41 35 Woodrow Wilson 52 78 Holy Spirit 42 71 Holy Spirit 57 62 Camden Cath Jlic 66 56 Gloucester Catholic 51 48 Camden High 92 78 Holy Spirit 45 Hustling Bison, Al Morton, who excelled in the game against the Camdenites, takes advantage of his keen alertness hy scoring two points to raise the Red and W'hite score. Hard-driving Ted Kompa rips the cords against a Camden foe. fr 1 5 , . V1 4 3 s I

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To RED and WHITE VICTORY To maintain school spirit not only when the team is winning but also when it is fighting a losing battle is the task of the cheerleaders. Although it is not a facile task, the girls endeavor to show by their cheers and example the importance of spirit. Through the three sport seasons: football, basketball, and baseball, they lead the stu- dent body in their support of the fighting Bisons. Knowing well the importance of their role, the girls understand their job, and do it. K 'Q ,..... ,,,,, I 4 v, 'i if Jn S- . . -' -' vm. fv.qf '-5' N' Red and White, Fight! Enthusiastic I'. Darigol, F. Spuler, P. Yeager, B. Predpelski, and l'. lim-roii, show their true school spirit on Color Day. . - ' - -- - L. liudzynski, R. Haug, S. Bartoseck, A. Vocale, B. Jablonski, l'. Lake, and R. Terrazzini display thc-ir 1-lit-if1'irii,g ability in various poses. The girls support the team in sunshine, rain, sno'-V, or sleet.