Holy Redeemer High School - Campanile Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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1' WN.-, 'XX J, .mg i 3 ' Q VJ 1-3.-. NTS Ivy-y f, N w- in' ' 46 L-' Pt 1 es S 2 an' yr 1 Q, 'ry n 3 . nj. A 1- I 5 be .4 5 :lx X .-, Sitting: J. Bruce, J. Lyons, D. Trudeau, H. Bickford. Standing: J. Sullivan, R. Wilcox, J. Kelly. lntramural Champions HE fast-stepping cagers from Senior B swept through all opposition in characteristic fashion to annex the intramural crown. At no time during the race was their supremacy seriously threatened: their victory being one of the most decisive in the history of the school. In the champion's line-up were several youths who had previously dis- tinguished themselves either on the court or on the gridiron. The mainstays of the quintet were D. Trudeau and H. Bickford who received splendid sup- port from the rest of the squad-J. Lyons, J. Bruce, R. Wilcox, J. Kelly and J. Sullivan. Beginning with a world of sheer power these individuals soon developed a high degree of team-work which baffled the under-classmen. The title-winners even defeated the other senior class, a fact deserving of special mention. In the few crucial encounters of the year, the fourth year men re- vealed sparkling attacks that never failed to swing the verdict to their side. Freshman C, a rather promising aggregation, was the runner-up. Although they could not match the Senior B's brilliance, nevertheless they did 'surpris- ingly well for a first-year outfit. Trailing the Freshman by a single game. Junior A Hnished in third place. If this intramural league is continued and improved, Redeemer s athletic future will be assured. Many of the greatest stars ever developed at this school were graduates of the inter-class circuit. This year several able basketeers, who should bolster the varsity considerably. were uncovered by these contests. And after the punishment they received from the champions nothing should discourage them. 5 -- f . a -.1 , ' WX, 9' 8 . ....... g M . ..... Q . w fkA iB2-':?',- ,, ,-azissi. f 1 ' 5i. A9 iii'f Page Eighty-seven

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I 'XL Lf 6, .sax Ir m a + K -s I A Q g A In '.. ,FT,?1 N in ' -- M .a f T7X N W N 1 I ' . 49 rm 1 'f 1 ... ' 6' ' 85 X ' l . ', I' Q f Q s xi .. 5' Y is ' - fa s ' C 'RT' if 'e ' 1' if Redeemer Girls ln Athletics NOTHER indication of the rapid strides Re- deemer is taking in all things leading to a perfectly balanced curriculum might be seen in the great interest which the school demonstrated in the newly organized Girls' Basketball team. Practically every progressive school system has come to the realization that in clean, wholesome athletics there lies a very definite educational as well as social and health value. For this reason it would be equally erroneous to deny the girls the benefits of such training and development as it would be to refuse them the benefits of a classi- cal or scientific education. Thanks to sane and sensible reason, the day has now passed when the girl participating in physical exercise is considered unmaidenly. At Redeemer both inter-scholastic and intra- mural basketball is sponsored. Due to the great interest and capable super- vision of Mrs. Rentz, a series of scheduled games was carried out within the school for the purpose of emphasizing the educational value of athletic con- tests. A varsity squad was formed to represent Redeemer in the Catholic Girls' Basketball League, and the great interest displayed by the student body, faculty and parents sufficiently attests the approval of all concerned to this innovation. MRS. F. RENTZ, Coach Sitting: Left to right. V. Hamilton, M. Snyder, L. Michalski, M. Ouellette, A. Cutcher, M. Donnelly, N. ii - -i ,.f- ri I I' ff. . -a U. It . gp I .. mllll l e- -----' A , 'J 1 .qi V V f y? - ft,e,F-::t:ee:fl2l'4ar'.-feeu- .- .... -:? - , I i f if Page Eighty-nine