St Josephs Collegiate Institute - Star Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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1 Quan! i 'T'- .-2 ' . Lb. -an Track i'C3uality, but not quantity -briefly, this de- scribes the lndoor Track Team. l-lard-pressed bv lack of numbers, Moderator Brother Denis was continually forced to shuffle his men to get the best combination. ln the initial meet with Timon the Saints could collect only T2 points to the Tigers' 43. Jerry Bartz The baton must go on EJJBQ UB9 f' ac.. sl -i r' 15'-I' l i aff l--tl' Aft 6 strode into first place in the 880 with a comfort- able margin. Although Sommers, Bartz and the mile relay captured firsts, the runners were nipped by St. Francis, 28 to 27. The track squad outscored a valiant St. Marys team 29-26. Crotty and Strazalkowski finished one, two to open the Canisius meet, but the Saints' relays were unable to come through, leaving Canisius with the decisive points. lt was 32-28 in favor of Fallon as the Maraud- ers' mile relay was edged in a heart-breaker. Although the trackmen finished fifth in the All- Catholic meet, Eve of its ten members received medals. With the holdovers from indoor track as a nu- cleus and those gleaned from intramural compe- tition completing the squad, Brother Denis looked to a successful outdoor season. The harriers opened their outdoor season on a sour note by losing to Fallon, 57-24. However, Front row: P. Hanson, J. Gigante, R. Dixon, T. Povinelli, T. McDonough, P. Faber. 2nd row: J. Cullen, D. Strazalkowski, M. Malucci, W. O'Rourke, J. Ccndee, P. Lechner. 3rd row: G. Bartz, D. Sommers, X. Pifoss, L. Greene, P. DeDominicis, T. Murphy, G. Mullen. F I l i C9 QE - 0 Q up 34 , ' ., -'z -' . ov -so -4 . ' ' Ie '. s' . ' ,' ,I X 9' :Y 0 4 UU, U it Y 'iz I ft i :Q ' 'IJID' Ir' new kk? --.L-nv

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VARSITY CREW: Brother Basil, Moderator, J. Wynne, J. McCormick, R. Carroll, J. McMullen, J. Strunk, P. Kurban, D. Gillig, L. Lauer, l. Treubel, coach. Kneeling. J. Rotunda. Crew 5 Coming out ot dry dock atter a long winter the St. Joe shells hit the water early for the i954 sea- son. Veterans, novices, beginners,-Varsity and J.V.-in all some 35 or more enthusiasts flocked to the wharf with the breaking up ot the ice in the Black Rock Canal. It was work and more work, drill and more drill, as the crews were whipped into shape tor the season under the capable direction ot Coach lrv Treuble and Moderator Brother Basil. l953 stalwarts Jim Wynne, John McCormick, Bob Carroll, Judd Strunk and Jim McMullen all Coach Treubel and Brother Basil chat 'V 5 Ei J, Lao- ' X Q.. Q F l I' X If i 5 - I' - l r N - ' A xx V x XX W Q T Z X Q i 148 -Q..t U' an