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

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Bottom row, left to right—F. Jones, assistant coach, G. Burton, R, Tonner, R. Worden, R, Nolan, J. Raster, Richard Scharf, coach. Second row—E. Walsh, R. Shaefer, J. Costin, L. Hess, R. Lamkin, L. Rossi, D. Thurin, R. Woodcock. Back row—R. Kempel, J. Briener, S. Dulack, G. Pacholski, A. Cantieri, G. Kinsella, W. Briody, E. Hartlage, D. Kasperan, J. O’Malley. Jootlaff In this, their second year of eleven man football, the Puma eleven proved that they were no longer Cubs, but fully developed Puma avengers. Sending his somewhat inexperienced team into the season, Coach Scharf pulled the boys out of the game with a glorious seasonal record. The Puma record was outstanding. In a seven game season, they won five games, lost one and tied another. Two crowning events proved highlights of the season. Probably the more meaningful of the two to the Cubs was the 13-0 victory over Rensselaer. However, winning the Northern Indiana Catholic Championship title gave the Pumas Midwestern fame. Thus, with a glorious football record, the Puma Cubs of St. Joseph’s Academy bow out of interscholastic competition. Page sixty-tliree