St Josephs College and Military Academy - On Parade Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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cc an The B football squad, under the coaching of Al Billinger found it difficult to get opulen- ents and hence had.a three-game season. he exgerience they gained, however, was 1nva1- ua e. . In their first game, the Cadets took a good hcking from the Plainville team. to the tune of 45-2. Bob Paysmger, of Plamvllle, c-omdpleted seven out of nine passes to put the Ca ets to rou . The boys came back in the second game against the Ellis B team with a 20-6 victory. Tully, Herrman and Brake each scored a touch- down and Francis Gatschet ran one extra point and amassed for the second. Almost the entire squa saw action in this game. The season closed with another loss, this time to the Ellis B at Ellis 6-20. Tully scored the lone touchdown for the Cadets. Ve Q, 4 ' KW x Q , .-nfxw' , 1 ft . Backs, l to r: P. McCarthy, H. Brake, T. Terrell, L. Pfeifer, R. Day, J. Simon, G. Leikam. .sin 1' . w' f'E V F Z ' . swf H ii . ii H 1- H it it, H 5 'EM 5 E Ti. Y ' mf -Z-z-.gg-, bf L1 , 'YR .Lf ' as 'aww is iw wr H ,u --J: 44 Backs, l to r: D. Stang, P. Gottschalk, L. Tully, A. Walters, L. Herrman, B. Brown, V. Schmidt. v W' 'f7T .' 'TT'TJ ' .f g .- .irc 'Zi ls 'pig SQA, i. gf 51- r of is me

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1 , .- -.i Phil Gottschalk, Jr., goes after Deines of Russell. THE BOXING TEAM Boxing has been well established now at St. Joseph's as a major sport. Under the guidance of Col. Downey and Capt. Melancon, the team so far has taken part in two matches with Russell, winning one and losing one. The team expects to participate in the Golden Gloves Tournament and the State Amateur Meet in the Spring. That the sport is popular is evidenced by the turnout shown in the photo in this page. John Deibel wind-s up his right for a fling at Storman. Ralph Buggs decisioned Hamilton. ll H , ,I 1, f I 'il-I . . iw Hn, .. ' we - W! if-' ' I ...H X M Q ' The Boxing Team: L to R, lkneelinglz A. Evans, student Buggs, V. Gottschalk, R. Gottschalk, G Gottschalk, T manager, D- SChBlYl'b9l'Z01', D- Sl-MEP, P- Gottschalk. C- Younger, L. Palen, J. Connelly, A. Wilkens Capt R Dreiling, D. Casey, J. Deihel. Standing: Col. A. Downey, Melancon, assistant com-h. Coach, J. Weaver, R. Valter, V. Staab, C. Schroeder, R.