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

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recreation, I --v 4.1 w 14' M ,- Frank Scola picks up hot groundcr, touches third and gcts set to throw to second for a douhle play. Frankie proved to be our lincst hcldcr making only 3 crrors all season. His change from sncorid to third was proiitahlc because of his good throwing arm. Q-1-Q Coach Sulrnonctti givus senior boys their pep talk dur ing thc- last game of the season, Thu boys, Ike Macri, Paul Stccb. Ronnig Rodio, played good ball and dis- played the best of sportsmanship to the rest of the team. I I C J. f , :sf 1' Paul Steel: is out by a stride as Holy Spirits Mikc f Brennan makes scoop on low throw. Paul not only lc-d his team with a booming ,375 average hut played a good game at shoitstop, 1 ,ff f ! I fa

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and ivin ahelpin handg Sharing with others our Christian ideals. our joys. our goods has been a means of creating a brotherly atmosphere in our exterior dealings with our fellowmen. It has instilled within our hearts. that contentment and satisfaction which has enabled us to see in our neighbors the image of Christ. If our life is to be a life of Catholic action. then charity must be the dynamic factor. Great acts of charity may not come our way. but we are surrounded continually with golden opportunities of giving spiritually, mentally, physically and socially to those who are less fortunate than we. XVe have tried to make our- selves helpful in the many and frequent oc- casions which have been presented. being aware of the motives which should prompt us at all time-s. America will continue to prosper as long as there is that love which demands sacrifice-, Not what we give. but what we share-. For the gift without the giver is bare. All that aspire-s to what is noble' should lie- re-flectcd in these young squires, Through their little tasks assigned them, they are traineel lu be' honest, responsible and loyal re'gardle'ss of what the cost may be: iNlnnthly Coniniunion and weekly nieetings are: a must with these' future Knights of Columbus. Congratulations and keep it up? Left to riphrz VV. Pinto, KI. Cappella, A. Ingenii. R. Steeb. D. Federico. R. Ferrari. F. Scola, f, 575 QQ I '? , , i 'T i Y 44? ,N v N pm Q f ,H