St Johns Cathedral High School - Eagle Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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xxxxux. ,fyyrzffy-,J ghff'-fiff-1.5 nqmmmmmmv Top Row: George Foran, Edward Beniak, Robert Jones, Gerald Beland, Ralph Jonas. First Row: Philip Meisenheimer, William Steinbring, Emanuel Verona, Raymond Gregory, John Olk, Anthony Sara. Football Cathedral 0-Edgerton 4 The Cathedral warriors after weeks of strenuous practice opened the football season against the heavier team of Edgerton. Our opponents scored twice on blocked kicks while we threatened their goal but once. Cathedral 0-St. Catherine's 38 After a week of practice the squad was led to another defeat on a muddy field at the hands of the Racine gridders. Cathedral 0-Alumni 25 For the First time in years the alumni defeated the varsity. The Grads, led by Cook, Hajdu, and Ryan, proved too strong for our lightweights. Cathedral 0-M ukwonago 2 Our old jinks MUD followed us to Mukwonago Where we again felt the sting of a scoreless defeat. The unusual score showed that the condi- tion of the turf was a drawback to both contestants. I 9 3 2 E A G L E Page Sixty-seveli