St Lukes High School - Pindarian Yearbook (Ho Ho Kus, NJ)

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67 dare do all that may become a man S C O R E S St. Luke's Opp. 68 Fair Lawn 66 80 Don Bosco Tech. 50 54 Pompton Lakes 61 75 St. Johnis 20 40 Suffern, N. Y. 51 57 St. Joseplfs 51 54 Holy Trinity 53 69 Clarkstown, N. Y. 56 66 St. John's 51 75 St. Joseplfs 54 64 .St. Ma1'y's 50 59 Ridgewood 98 97 St. Bonaventure 70 40 St. 1VIary's 62 30 Pompton Lakes 94 ' 51 Suffern 55 A 79 St. Bonaventure 65 60 Don Bosco Tech. 40 B.P.C.C. PLAYOFF 56 St. Maryas 53 Kinney struggles with two defenders for the rebound. CUTUCIOTUW S993 an 0PeniWE and drive-9 through .f07' Carty breaks opponents hearts with a magnificent an easy two points. mp in ,

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a heart untainteci 9, The year 1955-1956 will be looked on as the best season in the history of Saint Luke's, not because of their record or great achievements, but be- cause of the many lessons of sportsmanship and manhood which they learned on and off the court. Their teamwork was not sur- passed because each player prayed, learned, and played as a team and the individual was forgotten. The strength of their accomplishments can be ac- claimed to Coach Ange Scafuro who guided the team all through that season. Playing as they have since. their freshman year they produced a well rounded team which made St. Luke's proud to follow and cheer that team to impressive victories. As we look back on the sea- son not one game was lost for lack of school spirit and faith. 4'Fight to the end was the spirit and we hope that the team and fans have impressed in the Lucan body an undying spirit, loyalty, and sportsman- ship to the teams of the future. 1 Henry VI l Frank Caradonrma, Guard B KET13 ALL , .lack Kinney, Forward Charlie King, Guard

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who dare do more is none. 9' -M.,,,,,,,.h This year's J. V. squad are tomorroufs Varsity--these boys smile at the challenge. Kneeling, left to right: M. Leonard, I. V. M. Mooney, M. Menendez, R. Ritzel, J. Creegan, A. Scott. Standing: Coach Angra Scafuro, N. Bowen, W. Georgi, J. Brady. G. Douglas, D. Baron, J. Warwick. With an eye toward a varsity berth, the J.V. and Freshmen squads gave their all for the glory of St. Luke's. Under the guidance of Mr. Elwood, the Freshmen played a schedule which taught them sportsmanship and team-play. T he Junior Varsity, under Mr. Scafuro, were the understudies of the Varsity, they learned by watching, listening, and finally playing. To both squads goes the appreciation of the student body. The Freshman team, ready, willing, and able to uphold Lu- can traditions on the Court. Front, left to right: R. Fey, T. Pione, R. Putlock, R. Pianetti, J. Galotto, J. Pennell, R. Long, M. Zigarelli, J. Harknett, M. Leonard, W. Schlesinger. Back: Mr. Elwood, J. Gavin, J. Kelleher, W. Von Itter, E. Mueller, G. Cheevers, C. Pacinella, E. Aldous.