Wildwood Catholic High School - Annscript Yearbook (North Wildwood, NJ)

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Congratulations are extended to Co-captains Joann Cavalier and Mary Wallace by Coach Alico Doonan. Joan McCoog Ellen Axelsson The team that smiled through tears at each defeat and sang out brave cheers each time are . . . the Crusaderettes, reading from left to right, first row: Eleanora Buganski, Georgina Rourke, Joan Girard, Co- captains Joann Cavalier and Mary Wallace, Mary Duhrkoff. Veronica Smith, and Joan Schramm. Second row; Leona Cheesman. Madeline Pittaluga, Anne Gorman, Elizabeth Beschen, Joan Hammond, Marcia Fraim, and Anne Doonan. Third row: timekeeper Marie Suppa, Bar- bara Kosobucki, Patricia McDonald, Judith Tague, Mary Ellen Leahy, and scorekeeper Julia Lanza. T-E-A-M, yea team, ' is the familiar cry of Wildwood Catholic's J.V. cheerleaders. Back row, left to right, are Barbara Fitzgerald. Georgia Cossaboon and Mary Gredone. Forming the stem of the T are. from front to rear, Barbara Catrambone, Shirley Touchton, and Bar- bara Yount.

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The Crusaders, a varsity combination of good sports- manship and admirable outstanding athletic ability, fin- ished the season wth an admirable record: left to right, Coach Frank McAlarnen. Francis St. John. Dominic Romeo. Walter Smith, Vincent Piccirilli, John D’Amico, Terrence Sullivan, William Furey. Charles Griffin, Theodore Fitzick, Joseph Rayauskas, Joseph Pittaluga, John Phipps, and Edward Tershana.

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Our boys' varsity traveled far and enthusiastically to the State Finals at Elizabeth, New Jersey. Defeat was the banner with which they returned, but the ' carried it high because they were proud of having achieved the title of South Jersey Champs, Class C. Following their return a greater reward was achieved, that of being honored as the team that displayed the best sportsmanship at the tourna- ments. It was a great surprise, but a well deserved one. Joseph Rayauskas Joseph Pittaluga John Phipps