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

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yt Swimming B. BARNHORST DISPLAYS diving form that drew applause from spectators at swim meets during the year. Barney's favorite dives were the pike and full twist. THE ST JOE SWIMMING TEAM QL to RJ lst Row D Edmundson M Purcell W Barnhorst T Wespiser R Thorn burg F Peters 2nd Row S Karoblis D Albers R Tekulve W Koltak T Coler D Toberg J Throgmorton 1 P' 2' . .mf K, 4171 'K 7 F During the season the St Joe lankmen coached by Brother Kirby competed against Waggoner CClass C Champ Trinity Class B Champs Fort Knox and New Albany ln the state meet Class B St Joe finished 5th Karoblis scored 2nd in the Free Style and swam second leg in the Free Style Relay that finished 2nd Gavigan the captain Wespiser and Throgmorton were the other three members Joe M nenclez CBreastj D Toberg CButterf'lyD W Barn horst Freej and R Kennell CBackj swam to 4th place in the Medley Relay Joe Menendez M Purcell R Tekulve and F Peters give promise for the future Sv , -1 ,rr , -M- ' Y , ' ' . 4 vgbzyas 7 - gb. , E, 415 3 . 'V , S fr x 4 - ' , -9 f .uf . ' A -, igiiit-u , W ' Pl n1 A I. as . Q , J' , wo t 3 1 in i lf? ,V T J gi? ,fl 'i D mfs ' 1 B ,I rl : K v,-V I -lx ' Sn, ' ' c J, A,

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f 1 - , 7 'a3,,? C. RICHARD clears the bar. 5'111!f, was Clem's best effort of the season. Clem won the regional and tied with Jim Ballard for 5th place in the State. at KAROBLIS CAPERS. Stan's best was 20' 11 . Stan placed behind teammate Thuning in the Regional. Thuning and Karoblis gave St. Joe a strong 1,2 punch in the broad jump in all meets. 1 5 . 'K 5 , . 1 g ,. S R 2 or L l D- 'c ,T 'fm .f 1: ' V if .Ja - 'J . 1 'i 4 is 1 fi. 79, -. -l s , Z ' 'in LIENESCH LEAPS. In the ., Hill Top Relays Larry cleared 11' 712 . his best. Regional champ, Larry came in second in the State. HAYDEN spins off the discus. Tom threw a 136 in the Regional and placed 4th in the State. Tom doubled, like J. C., in both the discus and shot put. JIM BALLARD shows balance and determination in clearing the hurdles. Jim earned medals in his specialty in both the conference and regional meets. 1' 1 Q Q

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5 .J 1 s 4 Tennis After some years of inactivity, our tennis team came to life and engaged in competition with Country Day, Central, Flaget, and St. Xavier. The team was victorious over Country Day, 3-O and 3-l. Central fared somewhat better and evened the score on a rematch. Number one and two teams in the state had little difficulty winning over St. Joe: Flaget, 5-O, and St. Xavier, 4-l. St. Joe won the singles and doubles championships in the Mid Kentucky Conference. In the Regional matches Frank A8-1 S 'Af COULDN'T BE PROUDERH' Above Frank Davis shows off to teammate Bill Herschede the singles and doubles trophies he won in Davis was edged out in the first round, 4-6, 8-6, and 4-6. l 7 94.3 the Middle Kentucky Conference Tourna- ' ' ment held at Glascow. V J H ?.t ' I A ' 6 s at 1- 1 J 5 1 i i i i i ' ' ' ' ' 1. I ON THE RlGHT the tennis team poses with liloii coach, Brother Edgar QL. to RJ: 1st Row- til liwll , R. Woefle, i.. Smith, D. eau, J. Fowler. 2nd ,g,t1 . 5 Ll Row-J. Leppert, J. Ferguson, M. Renner, ' Q 2 I i i V: f ,Q ': i il R. Dorsey, M. Hamiel. ilsgi j fly l A' l 2 I C l 't t Ll Golf The golf team, under Brother Jude, contributed its bit in helping to give St. Joe a very successful spring season in sports During the season the St. Joe duffers scored victories over Bardstown, Springfield, Country Day, and Fort took the Conference crown with Mike White as with a par 78. Jim Ryan putted his way to the regional while his teammates shot rounds qualify for the state. Knox. The team individual champ second place in good enough to 1 . 5 -11-fu.,-v ...-. -evan- '...' .aklvlliw - ' I T'.'tiE'ZQl- . '35, f .ilk A' ABOVE POSE the St. Joe foursome taking life easy while at the State Golf Matches. QL. to RJ: J. Ryan, J. Edelen, P. Carrico, M. White. TO THE LEFT the camera catches Jim Ryan just before making his drive down the fairway. Jim represented St. Joe well in the State this year.