All Saints High School - Wings Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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BASKEzBALL HIGHLIGHTS The fact of our coech leaving us was not the only blow which we encountered. Eddie uHumban Jegel one of the most experienced players on last years squad was ineligible for the first half year, be- cause of studies. He made up ell studies necessarv and resimed his pleyinf in February. Another Caper e for the Gold-and Blue was Ton? nBaldyn Sarhan, who because of little income, left school to take a war plant job. Still another reculsr this year took s job managing the storsge department ofFerris Brothers. The only regular left from lest years team be- cause of the departure of the three, is Danny Urbenik. The quint is depending heavily on Jim Reeeneife rebound ing. Here he teams up with Joe uPlumberN Purzycki the most improved player on the squad in a years tive. outside of the lest yesrs reserved squad he did ntt D1 any basketbell, but this year started QS forward fcr the Gold and Blue. The only senior on the teem is Ted nMousen Koza, who has been an asset to the tegm 'or s number of years. . The squads guard positions went to the Meeiera Brothers, Eugene and Steve, Senior and Junior re- spectively. They made e splendid combination for the Saints. Steve nLittle Magh is the only Junior on th starting five end also the smallest standing et 5' 4 gnother Junior who has the best left-handed shot on the team, is Elias Deibis, who is being heavily de- pended upon. Cther Juniors w'o contribute their efforts to the team are: Joe Kaftan, Tony Godlesky, Albin uPopeyen Bednerski, and leest we forest , Ted Marine Zbiciak, the fruit stend kid, who has been a ? hard vorker under the boards for the reserves. The Deedeye of the school, Walter UGusN SYKQS, a sopho- more who stands at 5' l , endfhas been promoted to play on the Varsity Team. In future years, the Varsity will consist fo such players as: Billy Ckel Tony Lechota, Ted Stawasz, Frsnk Voifht, Butch Puoilowski, Frank Jankowski and others who compose the reserve team at present. G !!

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cmflmon To Reverend Dr. S. Bortnowski, we show greet praise for the time he spent attributinj to our in athletics, and little do we have to sfv to R GV. J Ffther Pencek and the faculty for relinquishing the ti e in the face of their mony other duties. Becfuse of the time sgent in the other Catholic Societi athletic association cfnnot be resumed. We fre to the fvculty end the students for-raising fun es, the grftef is for athletic equi,ment. Me exfress our dec est e precintion to Doctor J. A. M'cksood for the ghysical exominatitns given us, wh were highly in demand by basket ill regulations. Thee have been thoroughly administered to us annuily, since sports have been inncvated to AllSaints High. M We were very sorry to leern we would be withovt the presence of our former couch Borncrdlkfrzonie, sho has taken 0 wer job in Clevolrnd. Durin: his sing he hfd com,iled on fmnzing record for r sohorl like ours. The rbsence of our couch hed been re?jll1i h' 'n ex- gr du te, len 'Goose' Jasinski, who h A fchievad fre t ,raise in gloying for the Gold and Blue in the yvfrs of '42, '45, '44. We know that the gU left by Cofch Bernard Mlrzunie has been well filled by Len who hes P Sense for good lfndership, ' ' . YQ .4 I 1ZFiQ xv I ,f -+ ----- OOO ------- l.A ', L .. SUCCESS ul ich 6

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YICTORIES 6 LOSSES December 12, 1944--All Saints vs. Mt. Morris 26-58 All Saints' team lacked experience, when they were downed by mt. Morris, the out-of-town county- school, at the opening game of the season. At the half, the Saints took lead, 18-17, but could not hold their position. They were led by Dan Urbanik, with ll points, while Jendell sulliun.was high with 17 points for Mt. Morris. All Saints Reserves slimly lost 21-20. ' January 5, 1945---All Saints vs. Flint St. Mary 16-15 The Saints Quint took lead in the Victory and Parochial lead, by downing St. Mary's 15-15. it was a result of a fine defensive chore, when Joe purzycki sank in a free throw for the Quint. Center Jim Roesner's work on the boards glittered for the saints. The Reserve game was won by gt. Mary, E7-25, altho Que Sykes put in 14 points. January 9, 1945---All Saints vs. St. Matthews 25-18 The Saints clung to top place when they defeated st. Hatt's. The Matt's'trai1ed at the half, 12-ll, but at the third period, the Saints brought up the score 19-14, later widened the margin in the final session. Urbanik led with 10 points, followed closely by Steve Magiera with 8. Ted Stawasz' free throw gave The Reserves an overtime victory. - January 12, 1945--All Saints vs. .ju S. DZ . T 51-34 The Saints lost in an overtime tusslc against H.S,D after attaining top lead in Parochial ind Victory Luafuc An exciting rams, but Dan Urhmnix, with a remaining nc- cond, muffed a foul, also three fre: throws wer, miss.J in the overtime session. Jim Rocsncr topped all with ll points, UrbaniK proceeding with 10. Reserve jams lost by the Saints, 21-19.