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Yi., 'ff 2 al X Bill Kelley - , Q fl-f if f, J tl, t I t . i , 5 , : K L E-4' N. X V. X. , i x 5 . . emi Gus Kasapls F At an assembly, Cooley was introduced to its future champions. lf A' L T f' Xx, After two years of bitter frustration in its quest for the City Championship, the Cooley Football team finally achieved its aim during the l959 season. Starting off with a heart-warming victory over Red- ford, the Cards quickly defeated Mackenzie, Wright, Cody, Western, Southwestern, and Northwestern in order, thus allowing them to face the East Side cham- pions at U. of D. Stadium on Friday, November l3. However, 13 proved to be a lucky number as Eastern lost to Cooley, 26-l3. At the Goodfellow game, Cooley 'li found that underdogs can win also as little St. Am- L01TYsC1'0bY 5. ' f brose handed the team its third defeat in the three CO-CCYDTOUH ' years that Mr. Parmentier has been coach. Ross MacDonald Co-captain Wins Championship Two months later, the team entered its dugout after bowing to St. Ambrose, 7-l3, at A V the Goodfellow game at Briggs Stadium. t ,J t X gn.. Ted Bytnar ' ll.. A N 0 xx Q iQ 1 3 -f Ak
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Art Hcmoicm carried the bull as Cooley defeated Redford, 12-7, in the first game of the season. Q , , I 1 lx fa l fi' Ken Bcxrqet . A f Wu- Ayi' t 4:35--.,, iw if fe IRQ?- ji K ,.,, , A I L9 N o fn ,,,. f if' R33 K wi? ld: ,H , ff- , l ' Eihan Van Eck ' l , AF . e, Dou Roberts ' ff 5. , J- Charles Rodgers Cooley Football Team Triumphs q Z xx .md f 5: ,4ff.,.-. 1 W , ., 1 'f , Q , ef f f '5 I 1 X 4? Q! Norm McCart l 10 X24- Q.- I,- Art H oicm ,-,X e f A .S , l Ron Chorbc: ,W 'J
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When Cooley's Christmas Concert was chosen to he broadcasted to Belgium, it was a well deserved compliment to the Music Department. Shining green wreaths and mobile or- naments trom the Art Depart- ment decorated the stage as dancers, singers, and musicians entertained the large audiences. The presentation, divided into gay and traditional portions, showered Seasons Greetings on everyone. fl l r I Mr. Aptekar suggests a staCJ9 Selling to Miss Lenz and Mr. l-lollingswtvflli U5 Mr. lones waits for orders. The Christmas Concert Was Heard in Belgium imlri K,lI1llll wrivcs one ol Ihr- latiloaux. Caren Como dances past Lois Skager berg and Ie-ssica Langlois at a Christ mas Concert rehearsal,
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