St Philip and St James High School - Scholastic Yearbook (Phillipsburg, NJ)

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5 mm kg: im svlu Jim HGV .dw s. Front row, left to right-Louis Mazza, Thomas Pfeiffer, Dominic Turdo. Bernard 0'Connor, Thomas lyeiss.. Charles Mclfadden, Edward Ortelli, William Flynn, john Kravetcl. Richard Tremhler, Christian Turdo and Francis Plynu. Second row, left to right-joseph Corcoran, Samuel Attinello, Louis Piazza. james Moudillo, Stephen Kopach, Francis jordan. john Stout, Sam l,lZl7l2l. Louis Mascari, Rolandllowne, Neil Nlcllavltt, and Francis Marzouh. Third row, left to right-Dominick jiorle, coaehg Father Anthony Capitani, john Canavan, mgrxg Jerrold Halley. Andrew Bolcar, Maurice Spillane, Michael Dopilka, joseph Hughes. john Brennan, .Alfred Kaulius, mgrxg Raymond Beltrane, mgxxg Father Xvilliam McKenna, and john Lilly, asst. coach. TERRIERS O PARADE For the first time in ten years the Paro- chial Terriers marched in the Hpigskin parade . lVhile the fighting gridders in no way came close to championship, nevertheless their performance on the gridiron showed forth a true Parochial spirit and gave good promise for 19-17. Under the excellent coaching ol' D. Ed- ward Jiorle, the boys went through a daily process of blocking, tackling, and calisthenics. After two nronths of strenuous workouts, the Parochial eleven met their first opposition- Flemington High School. This tussle found Parochial on the short end of a 12-6 score. In their second game of the season with the Bangor V. team, the Terriers came out PAGE 7 6 on top with a score of 13-0. However, Paro- chial left the win column when they dropped a thrilling game to the Allentown V. team. Emerging from the Easton Subs game again the losers, the Parochial gridmen did not lose conhdence in themselves, but went on with a new and greater zeal. In the closing game of the season Parochial snapped out of their lising streak with a victory over Alentown I V 's Although the Terriers did not come out on top, still a Hue Parochial spirit prevailed in all the games. Though Parochial has had a small start in the loothall field, it is on its way to future success on the gridiron.