St Josephs Academy - Twin Towers Yearbook (Collegeville, IN)

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Kneeling: C. Steffes, R. Hermann, R. Gaynor, D. Clemens (C), H. Spresser, S. Nyikos. Standing: Coach Scharf, C. Teaney (Mgr.), C. Fecher, R. Eder, J. Duffy, A. Serewicz, D. Schloemer, E. Redden (Mgr.). Rivalry of an interscholastic nature began with the opening of the football season. An inexperienced Puma squad found itself greatly outclassed in its early games but diligent and painstaking work on the part of Coach Dick Scharf coupled with an eagerness to learn, evidenced by his charges, bore fruit abundantly. Held scoreless in the first game of the season by Mt. Ayr’s heavier and more experienced club, the Puma Cubs made a more creditable showing against DeMotte. In its second encounter with Mt. Ayr, the team gained some measure of revenge by scoring twenty points against the Kankakee Valley leaders. Following a tie game with Wheatfield, the Cubs brought home their first victory pelt with a decisive defeat of Fair Oaks. The Pumas closed their season with a brilliant victory over Kentland. The fast finish” demonstrated by the Pumas augurs well for next year’s team, which will be built around this season’s letter winners. I TWENTY

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Augustus in Search of a Father, produced by the New¬ man Club, brought to the audience a simple touch of pathos or of poignant humor. It was the plain story of a man who did not recognize his own son, perhaps for the best good of both. The Discovery, in its few short lines, captured some¬ thing of the spirit of Columbus, something most of all, of his depth of faith. How well the actors succeeded in por¬ traying these qualities may be recalled from the honest plaudits of the audience.

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S.J.A. The Scores: Opp. 0 Mt. Ayr 48 20 DeMotte 34 20 Mt. Ayr 45 30 Wheatfielcl 30 36 Fair Oaks 6 48 Kentland 12 Varsity Lineup: D. Clemens (C), S. Nyikos, R. Gaynor, R. Hermann, C. Steffes, H. Spresser. Freshman Lineup: L. Hess, R. Doran, G. Burton, C. Hardy, J. Scheidler, J. Weihrauch.