St Joseph School - Josephium Yearbook (Elwood, IN)

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BASKETBALL SCHEDULE or TINY TROJANS, S.J.S. DECEIWBER . . . 13-St. Mary's, of Anderson, here 21-St. Paul's, of Marion, here JANUARY . . . 18-Freshmen of St. Joe, here FEBRUARY . . . 8-St. Mary's, of Anderson, here 13-St. Pat's, of Kokomo, here 20--St. Paul's, of Marion, there PVe They 22 21 19 14 21 20 16 14 27 18 22 18 Won 6, lost O. S.J.S. average, 21 l-6. Opp. average, 17 1-2. LAST MINUTES or PLAY Cnly a few minutes were left to play, Dark was coming on, the end of day, Suddenly the captain called, Time out! Because the other team was stout. After they had taken their rest, They got up to do their bestg The quarter-back said, Take it through the line! The play was conducted very fine. The referee then let them know That there were only a few minutes left Huddlel called one of the players, You'd better start to say your prayers, Because if we don't make a touch-down We will lose the golden crown. The last play was called a spinner And it turned out to be a winner, When the extra point was good. Bang! Bang! went the gung Then we knew the game was won, Then we heard the victory yell- St. Joe's team had done well. -ROBERT DAUENHAUER '40 T4 THE JOSEPHIUM to go Page fzfty three

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FOOTBALL SCHEDULE, ST. jon HIGH SCHOOL SEPTEZMBER . . . 21-St. Joe opened their football schedule against Elwood Freshmen by losing, 21-0. 27-We played our first game away, and lost to the Frankfort Hot Dogs, 13-0. 28-We journeyed to Noblesville and played our best game thus far by battling the Millers to a 0-0 tie. 29-We traveled to Anderson to play the Indians, and came from behind in the fourth quarter to tie them 7-7. VVe were later awarded this game 2-0 on a forfeit. OCTOBER . . . 4-Again Elwood proved to have a jinx against us as we came out on the short end of a 7-0 score. ll-In a return game with Noblesville, another tie was the result- this one being 13-13. 18-The Grade team traveled to Indianapolis to play the St. Catherine Grade team who were last year's Grade School champions of the Indianapolis diocese. St. Joe lost, 19-12. Herbert Gillespie proved himself to be a star as he scored our only 12 points. l J 19-In a return game with Frankfort, we were defeated by the same identical score as in our first game with them, 13-0. 24-We journeyed to Indianapolis to play Cathedral and played our best game of the year, winning 18-0. We led all the way and only once was our goal line threat- ened. After the game, Father Letko treated the players to a fine lunch. NOVEMBER . . . 1-In a return game with Anderson we defeated them, 14-12. VVe came from behind and with 22 seconds to go we scored the winning touch-down. Thus we brought our season to a close with 3 wins, 4 defeats, and 2 ties. The Grade team lost their only scheduled game. 'A' Page Fifty-four T 11 E J o s E r- H 1 U M