St Josephs High School - Lily Yearbook (Hammonton, NJ)

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'M- '-4, Van- k .. X A. Ingemi, R. Rodio, F. Donio, R. Steeb, QT. Pe- truzzi, A. Macri, R. Sarao, C. Watson, W. Juliano. Coach Sulmonetti's junior varsity team completed the season with lots of spirit, if not wins, to its credit. The jayvees seem to have the same spirit as the varsity team and also an equal amount of sports- manship. JUNIOR Matching the energy and enthusiasm of the Varsity the -Iayvees exhibited tremendous pos- sibilities for a winning team. With more train- ing and practice, the skill, the speed, the quick thinking already evident in this season's play- ing will make them formidable opponents. Outgoing Varsity members are leaving their places to capable successors. Q FIRST ROW, L. to R.: M. Brennan, P. Scaltrito, A. Grasso, J. Penza, M. Tornasello, M. Bartolone. SECOND ROW: M. L. Bruno, M. Rubba, R. Ran- ere, V. Rose, Manager. St. joe's girls' JV team did not play many games during the seasong however, they managed to win a good percentage of the games. Coached by Miss Jo Ann Capelli, the Jay- vees gained a good start in their basketball playing. VARSITY Coached by Miss Jo Ann Capelli, the girls' Jayvee demonstrated prowess and talent that promises a bright future,-despite the fact that we are losing practically all our Varsity play- ers. Spirit and enthusiasm are not lacking. Coupling this with intelligent practice and the will to win, St. Joseph's is looking forward to a victorious season. A good try is made by Did he make a basket Go after that ball, Where did that ball Wally Watson. Your guess is an good girls, and make it good. go? It was here a minute 17 ll 0Ul'l. ago.

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Lg .-.J Yr A.. , .. U 1 , -1, ,L ,-, Ne, ... Lei K . . -51 4 ' M' BACK ROW: L to R, L. Mazza, A. Scaltrito, S. Run- din, Williams, W. Farrell, Coach Sulmonetti, A. jiam' petti, A. Macri. M. Musi- ano, R. Benedetto, FRONT ROW: R. Steeb, P. Capelli, A. Ingemi, H. Virgilio, A. Renzi, J. Tomasello, A. Macri. As the batter slides into base one of our St. Joe boys stands confidently with the ball in his glove. You're out, fel- low! A native of Egg Harbor, but a player for St. 1 Joe's, Steve Rundio here opposes his home team. Apr. 6-Sacred Heart T 8- 1 3-Egg Harbor , L 13- 14-Sacred Heart L 13- 20-Holy Spirit L 11- 23-A. C. Friends W' S- 29--Hammonton L 17- May' 6-Sacred Heart I. 17-1 7-Holy Spirit L 8- 11-Egg Harbor l. 10- 18-Hammonton L 13- A quiclc summat50n of the '54 baseball season is Rainf Rainf Rainfu which hampered practice but did not dampen spirits. The Red and White continued spirited encounters with their more formidable opponents equipped with drive and energy, if not with batting power and strength. -lack Willianms hurling a no-hitter against Atlantic City Friends, struck out fifteen men and won our only game of the season with a score of 5-l. Supporting twirlers. Scaltrito and DeBlase. assisted by our rookie catcher. Bob Steeb with the rest of the nine endeavored to bring victory to St. Joe. Though failing to achieve winning scores. our fighting nine, captained bv Chippv -Iiampetti and coached by Lou Sulmon- etti. brought honor to St, joe by their fine sportsmanship and splendid cooperation. 1953-54 BASEBALL SCHEDULE