St Joseph Preparatory School - Azuwur Yearbook (Bardstown, KY)

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AWARD WINNER- Azuwur photographer Lewis Hall won a prize in a national scholastic photo contest with this carefully framed picture of intramural softballer Dave Dant preparing to pitch to catcher Gene Berwanger. At the right, Don Dick and Bill Roby leap to block the shot of flying George Wilsqn of Fort Knox. Lloyd Haydon and Don Ball watch anxiously, but St. Ioe won out, 50-47. Boasting a comprehensive athletic program embracing varsity, iunior varsity and intra- mural teams, St. Ioe Prep has always fared well with athletic opponents of its own size on the gridiron, the court, or the diamond. During the past year Coach Bowling's qridders enioyed one of their best seasons cmd his cagers finished atop the twelve-team South Central Kentucky Conference during the loop season. Brother Carey's nine raced off with the honors in the district 'ourney and pushed on to the regional finals. 6 p

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,sr- gi will TOSS-UP-Game captain and left tackle Clay Huth guessed the tum of the coin correctly before the start of the Danville game. Co-captains Gordon and Steere represented the Admirals. The gridiron Eagles of '48 ended their season with a 'total record of four Wins against five losses, and a conference record of four wins cmd one loss. The SCKC diadem barely eluded the grasp of Mr. Bowling's doughty warriors as Tompkinsville beat them to the loop crown by one-fourth of a point. Though seven lettermen graduated, Coach Bowling whipped up a fighting eleven of which three men-Lloyd Haydon, Gene Kenney, and Ioe Shannon-received honorable mention on the All-Kentucky squad. Billy Mudd, in addi- Jimi? ' dzblmell tion to Haydon, was nominated to the All- SCKC eleven. Converted from end, Lloyd Haydon proved a triple-threat in the backfield, while Harley's and Doherty's blocking, along with Shannon's charging, often saved the day. In the line Gene Kenney and Richard Daly sparkled at the terminalsg Clay Huth and Ioe Pat Downs played pugnacious tackles, Billy Mudd was tops at center: and Harold Haering, Iohn Young, and Charlie Iustice did bang-up jobs at guard. In the season's first tilt under the home lights Lloyd Haydon trotted 38 yards and Ioe Harley snatched the conversion pass to muzzle the Glasgow Scotties, 7-O. Invading Danville, the Prepmen Were scuttled, 13-6, as the Admirals counted early. The Eagles put on a sus- tained second-half drive climaxed by Doherty's T.D. A super-confident Newport Catholic team found the Eagles no cinch though they managed to eke out a 7-O Win. Local hopes sank when a Haydon-Doherty scoring aerial was ruled outside as the clock ran out. Coming from STARTING LINEUP--Backtielders Ioe Harley, Ed Doherty, Ioe Shannon and Lloyd Haydon hurdle the forward wall of Richie Daly, Clay Huth. Charlie lustice, Billy Mudd, Harold Haerlng. Ioe Pat Downs and Gene Kenney.