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

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SIX-MAN SQUAD-4eated: Brother Carey, C.F.X., Sam Roby. lack Huber, Frank Weiss, Thomas Bouqher, George Hines, Iasper Howard, manager Harry Iacobs. Standing: Clinton Glenny, Iames Wickham, Tom Osterman, Dave Morsches, Sam Simpson, Vincent Kaufman, Iames Schoiield, Iames Talbott, manager Billy Bougher. RESERVES-Second-stringers on the slx-man qroup included in the line Iim Schofield, Sam Simpson. Tom Osterman, Dave Morsches and Iames Talbott. Backfielders numbered Vince Kaufman, Clinton Glenny, and Iimmy Wickham. In the circle at the right: Coach Brother Carey smiles over future plans with Captain Tom Bougher. ' 1 Q 2 2

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TOP SCORER-Swivel-hipped Tom Bougher, a iunior from Fort Wayne. Indiana, was high-point lallier lor the six-man team. Above he's hon- ored by Sam Roby, James Talbott. George Hines. Sam Simpson. Frank Weiss, lack Huber and Clinton Glenny. SIX-MAN SEASON St. Ioe 0 , , ...... Lebanon Iunclion . . . . . . . 21 Sl. Ice 7 .... .. Burgin .......... .... 5 3 St. Ioe 7 . . . .... Bloomfield ...,... . . . . 44 Sl. Ioe 13 , . , . . Lebanon Iunclion . . . . . . , 34 Sl. Ioe 7 .... . . . Perryville ..... . . . . 50 Sl. Ioe 13 ... .... Burgin ..... .... 45 St. Ioe 6 . , . ..., Bloomfield .... . . . . 22 Sl. Ice 7 . . . .... Perryville . . . . . . 55 555- After the loss ot tive ot his six starters from the 1947 season, Brother Carey was compelled to rebuild the new sixfnian machine from the around up. Shifty Toni Bouqher was moved from his quarterback position to fill the empty space at tail-back. The brunt of the runnina was borne by Bouqher with Frankie Weiss calling the signals, and either Sam Roby or lackie Huber working from the winqback post. Tom Osterman, George Hines shared the pivot position flanked by Sam Simpson and lasper Howard on the ends. Much promise was shown by younqsters lim Talbot, limmy Wickham, and Clinton Glenny who understudied the back- fieid. Vince Kaufman, larnes Schofield, and Dave Morsches rounded out the line. The Eaalet six were always outmanned be- cause of the overwhelminq weight, heiaht, and experience advantage of the opponents. Sev- eral of the players advanced to the varsity eleven in spring traininq and have shown up well in faster competition. Tommy Bouqher fitted especially well into the varsity picture and should prove a talented ball handler next season. Bouqher led the six-man squad in scoring with 4 T.D.'s and one conversion for 25 points: Weiss tallied 12 pointsg Roby 6 points: Hines 8 pointsg Huber 8 points, and Sam Simp- son l point on a conversion against Perryville. P CHEERLEADERS - Saxophon- ist Gene Berwanger. who doubled as a yell leader when not serving up fight music. and head megaphone man Iohn Hillenbrand assemble with Ioe Shannon to obtain some infomation on the Burgin six-man gridiron squad.

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