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

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5' X J.. , ' O :I- . V- 'L 5 ' ' . 6 2 f . X ' ' t hea ve x, 9 ,ff N X f' . .H I ,',' Z 1 t I ,,. ap ,, Pl? .P Redeemer on the Court HEN the football togs had been packed away with the moth balls and the new gym became the scene of athletic activity, the coach, after call- ing for candidates, found himself in much the same position as in the fall pastime. Material was lacking. It seemed very much as though an epidemic of some kind or other had made a call and taken with it all the athletes of tried and experienced ability. In a way it proved quite disheartening, for the Redeemer followers were not at all accustomed to being rated other than first in and among scholastic athletic circles. However, such lean years must come and it must be said to the credit of both coach and players that, in spite of adverse conditions, there was never a time when the student body nor those inter- ested in Redeemer could feel the least bit ashamed in the field of sports. E. CARLIN, Captain of the school's representation The basketball team was captained by Edwin Carlin, who played a very consistent game the entire season. Like the football squad most of the hard- wood artists were from the junior classes, making prospects for a successful season in l9'5l, very bright. Kneeling: Left to right. E. Carlin, W. Gibbons, E. Clancy, C. Kantzler, L. Trudeau, U. Meier. Standing: Left to right. 1. Glaser, M. Burns, J. Hayes, E. Crowe fCoacl1l, 0. Layer, W. Davis, E. Roach. w i I r b A i K H I, Y ' - 'Mir-Qlg ,i 4 J' Q -, ,.,,. Ti . , f Ng Qi-'1gt1:,. 4-' Page Eighty-three