Chaminade College Preparatory School - Cardinal Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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gi Q g, Q 'l4K I 33 S ROW: D. C d L. Sa n er C. I-Iartung. SECOND ROW: K. Kuhn, C- ggia IFJ, Murlnhy, Sflggsgah, M. IevI5Carthy, J. Orlando, W.. Scherrer, J. Drrnberger, T. McGowan. THIRD ROW: Bro. Ray, J. Branglef W- Cflhfuv C' Nolan, Sebach' cr, P. Knese, P. Nolan, M. Cordes, R. Fancher, J. Fitzwilliams, Bro. Cynl. N Losing only 3 games out of the 21 played as we go to press, the C team racked up a percentage score of 90-- I I t ie peak on Chaminade s hardwood this year. Highlights of the season were the decisive victories over John Bur- roughs, St. Mary's, Lindbergh, and De Andreis, as well as the thrilling last-minute victories a ainst St. Louis U. 8 High, C.B.C,., and Kirkwood. The three losses against McBride, Kirkwood, and C.B.C. were avenged in subsequent matches. Every man on the C team deserves every kind of bouquet for his virile sportsmanship and his still more virile action in play. It is difficult to single out individuals but the fast passes of Charles Nolan the tricky ball h dlin an of Chris Bina, and the high jump of Pete Knese cannot go unmentioned. , g If youth is the hope of the future, then Cl1arninade's future is radixmt. And this brightness center! in dm C te8m'S brilliant coaches, Bro. Ray Davenport and Bro. Cyril Boschert, whose right to baak in the reflected glory of a great team goes unchallenged. 72

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