St Marys Institute - Echoes Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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Presenting our Squad gli5g1R0W5RkayIiremek, Jack Kelley, Tom- Wolff, Bin Blanchfield, Mike He11er,Jack room. SECOND Row ROW. S rc c ert, B111 Zarecki, Sonny .D1Thomas, Sonny Davis, Dave Gaffney, Jack Spanburgh. THIRD . 1 tanley, John Mullarkev, Pete Cisek, Coach Howlan, Hal Gray, Red Nethaway, Tom Bagdon. CL 'AK'7f t tmtxf or A v N v y-T , so nunlyiws -wifi., ' vi' 11 Kg r aw I an. ,' .a'AQK -d,-px A , J - 1 , 'Q' J f 4' f 1 . y .Y S su .J sg An . up WX bull, ' 1 ' 5' J Alt St. Mary's baseball team turned in a very fine season with an impressive record of eleven wins and six losses. The brand of ball played was clearly shown by a double win over V.I.,two one-run wins over Johnstown with a win and a one run loss to Gloversville. Mike Heller had an outstanding year leading the Gael hitters with a .351 batting average while Pete Cisck led the pitching staff with four victories and one loss. Promising returnces are Mike lleller, Bill Stanley, Pete Cisek, Bill Zarecki, and Dick Eckert. St. Mary's good year has re- vitalized our hopes and we look forward to the coming year with anticipation. v 74 X A, , . fx 5-. a of- ' SJNLI. SJNLI. S. MJ. SJNLI. S.M.I. S.M.l. S.hl.L S.M.l. S.fNl.I. S.lNl.I. S.lXl.I. S.M.I. 5.F,l.I. S.hl.l. SJNLI. S.h1,.l. 6 A-t at A 1 J 7 'WIA Seas0n's Record 4 .17 2 5 l3 7 O 4 2 C 2 l 5 0 G G St. Johnsville St. Johnsville V.I. Gloversville S.M.A., Little V.I. Nott Terrace Gloversville Scotia Johnstown Glovexsville Johnstown Gloversville Johnstown Draper Falls S.M.A. Little P21115

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Through her perfect practice of all the virtues. . .natural and supernatural. . . Kateri was a living example. . .of the ideal Christian youth. . .Through our clean play and fair mindedness. . .in sporting events. . .we strive to emulate her. . .to form ourselves. . .after her holy pattern of honesty. . .faimess. . .Luicom- plaining acceptance in defeat. . .Through participation in sports. . .we learn the virtues needed. . .for the life we are about to enter. . .as we venture forth into the world. . .Valuable lessons for life are to be gained. . .from examples of true sports- manship. . .whether in victory or in de- feat. . .Through the daily living and ex- ercising of these Virtues. . .CONSTANCY IS MAINTAINED. . .Instilled deep in our hearts is the desire to overcome all ob- stacles which may hamper. . .Our develop ing these virtues. . .to the epitome of perfection. . .As our school years have 'ff -. gradually passed. . .we have grown in the fx W ' , the development. . .of the virtues most K ' required. . .for success. . .but we know now. . .that this is a life-long process. . . and we never stop cultivating them. . . i Through our constant inspiration. . .Kateri f-3, X, Tekakwitha. . .they will blossom. . .in emulation. . .of this beautiful lily. . . Q x ' im 5 A , f X f 3' r ,iii X X Q-v I' V -,J K I' D ' 'Q - I L N' f f' 7 tif . I If 5 1' a ' E' X 'A f A tx 73

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