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

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Left. Thomas A. Rupp, forward, rlght, Ronnle Rupp, guardg center: Joe Staab, centerg belowg R1ch ard Deen, guard, Don Blsslng, center, Lester Herrman, guard. THE SEASONS SJ 31 29 30 49 35 47 51 Sacred Cf-Ieart ....... 47 40 40 47 53 51 46 32 42 34 49 Larned -.. ........ 66 , Om Elhs ............................... .. ........ ..- 24 Victoria ......... ...... ...... .. ..., - ...... -..... Liberal -...., ......................... .. .... ...-- Garden City .... N .......... - .................. Quintet ...........,, ... ....... ..........---...- Hays High ...,.,..... ...........v. - ..--- Stockton ......,................. ... ............. - Russell .....,..... - ,........ -.--..--,..--- Garden City ............... ...-.....-.. ...... ..- Stockton ....,....,.. --..- ....... -.-..-...--,-- Sacred Heart ...... - ............... ..--- .... - Ness 'City .......... ,-..--... ....... ..-,- Ellis ..., -N .,.,,. ......, - ......... .. Hays High ...... ........... - ......... - --.- Liberal ........ .......................... .. ..- Russell -... ...... .... .... -...---,.-........ RECORD 35 53 48 25 46 58 33 52 35 48 '78 30 47 45 41 49 52

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WE BUILD MEN ?'g -'v . h- ov -isxgqgflh-qr'L?QN,SliT-a Q53-,QI pb was-H-??:x5iisr,ssss1aan:s?Qs'SssMsfQ . -P-..'f-R5 .ni me-aw as --sf n The Ball 'S EJ u, .,. J' J, - -5 V QT In winning seven of their 18 games, the ' e .rl Cadet hoopsters had the best season in 1 lg ,MQ ' l i lihjygb years. One of the most important games HX Wfiezix . --:- K was the winning over Hays High 47-46. A-.TQ-4 . The team blew hot and cold. In the first 'Qs' ' -' ,- , quarter against Salina on the home court, k NSXZ' .'s.'3g:-R every shot connected, but by the end of lx Ns - ,L the game, the heat had died out and the x Xi 5 Soldiers came out on the small end of a 'X xg' 58-51 score. The poorest game of the sea- N,x Nl' u son was in the tournament. Meeting La X X X , Crosse in the first bracket, the Cadets went xxx v 2 5. down to a 33-31 defeat, in one of the poor- 4 X in est exhibitions of basketball ever put on fl 'N-ff by a Cadet team. i' i Right: Cecil Schumacher, guardg below: Frank , Bollig, centerg David Sheedy, guardg Art Malone, . forward. l ., I l lfwlsgli M fir. Y? .I--..--if .-,----1 f Ii ,lr 'ili ,ff gy 'ax .ysqz N ,Mx .7 he i I YV I I lf ,Q lvl' Z - ' c --. N ' ' ' ' '1 'f 'ev' -fa-. -,i Wa -1 .if -L., ' H- e 1. ,'-e-fS':zss .r -gij'-. f. -s ea-K ., -1 -1 ar-' we mf r' A ,Q M 4,-?s'f 'UL' - .. .- e u fasiis we We -a--satis'-r. as-.sa ,-' , - .f i b , ' is 1 , ' s' '-A U .V - ' , V ' , . . . 1 s -.-' '-J. J: C . - ., . 92+ image - L. '., - as

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WE BUILD MEN -4. -ai: 55 ' -uf . D-, 4: 7 '- Q 3 FQ' L - 6-N J f K U g y GB7 Team The B team came out ahead in its schedule with nine wins against seven losses. Working strlctly as a The B team, left to right: Harold Kun- zelman, Melvin Dinkel, Art Winters, John McGivern, Donald Stang, Leo Tully. Joe team, without benefit of stars, the junior Cadets made every game a battle. Staab, Lester Herrman, and Ronnie Rupp, who played occasionally with the varsity, are pictuned on previous pages. 67 POS The freshmen won six of their eight contests. Front row, left to right: Daniel Frank, David Friskel, John McGivern, Irvin Din- kel, Dennis Walters. Sec- ond row: Hubert Karlin, Thomas Prokish, Duane Weigel, LeRoy Schumach- er. agp? -Q.. ' Q - zdzp ' . N ' -