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

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JJ?- 11, . r 1 Efielf V 'IJ Q -fl- u 1 ll . jf M sucH TRoPHiEs provide a tangible re 1 H 7 ward for success. but a truer compensation 3 'SSHS5 , . we N . s, is found in the inner discipline of the ath . i if -. g1m'g2s '7Pmie' N- H lete. sa i J wgvlf K l' . I gif .ii 'Ha-Q gi H llla -1 X , R' '-'Rafe Lite B' Qiglll I' . l a,y, Finally our graduate nioves on to take his place in life. This he does fortihed by years of spiritual nourishment at Mass, Holy Cornniunion, and fre- quent confession, hlled vvith intellectual training, study, and vvork, strengthened physically by ex- ercise and athletic competition. Parting vvith old friends, he goes forward to meet new friends and practice his acquired social graces. Having learned a certain self reliance, he steps out, whether to college, or to the service, or to vvork, ready for nevv aspects of life. He entered a boy, he leaves a young man. The foundation is present. He has but to nurture it, to build the superstructure, and so become the rnan God intends him to be. We hare a well-rounded program if , .. 'li ' .' 'sf ' .'5 ll la I ng an e A -4. .L fy M , lt vw,

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as 'fella 1 M ff' '5:z.,. LOTS OF BASKETBALL action during the winter months makes the gym rafters ring with Go. Eagles, Go! WITH THE FALL, comes varsity action every Friday or Saturday night and plenty of chills and spills amid the frosty air. ' ., g. . ,.,. . . 'wif'- 'V -- - r - -yrs. f. ' . 'TTS'-vhs ' . .' ' '-111377, 'gig f' . 4 WARM SPRING WEATHER ar rives and how eagerly we look for intramurals. 4.5, 8.- A g 3-4.- 31 'S 'i ATHLETICS PHYS ED ALWAYS rates a favorite choice among the under classmen where the Coach finds eager learners for the funda mentals xgci f'.t ' N 'li', s -, -V x 4 St. Joseph is fully conscious of the need of a planned program of athletics for all, for the pur- pose of developing a prepster physically, of pro- viding him with recreation, and of keeping him in the proper physical condition for attaining a high intellectual standard. In the crispness of fall, varsity and undersquad football teams, under faculty coaches, provide ample opportunity for the contact-minded prep- ster. A cross-country and a soccer team fill the need of the St. Joe man possessing wind and stamina. With the addition of intramurals in soccer and touch football, both students and fac- ulty arrive at the dinner table with fresh colored faces and hungry stomachs. Winter arrives bringing cold weather and hotly- played basketball on an interscholastic and an intrascholastic level. As March roars to its bitter end, the valiant swimming team competes in the state meet and basketball closes its season in hard fought tournaments. Comes the freshness of spring, and among other things, a boy's thoughts turn to baseball, track, tennis, golf, intramural softball, and swim- ming. June arrives. The school's doors close. The athletic curtain shuts for the year. E ward to a refreshing swim after

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