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

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-'1 I9 CAMPANILE 32 -n-4---an-in-n -ll-in--n C. AUGENSTEIN VV. MULLANE L. HAYES J. MULHEISEN School Song Come and sing a tribute to our own Redeemer High. Loyal sons who love to spread her fameg Let your voices soar up to the ever endless sky With the praises of her lustrous name. Swell the chorus as we chant our motto loud and clear. God and country ever is our cry, And We also will remember our old Alma Mater dear- Honor to Redeemer High, CHORUS g Redeemer High, Redeemer High, We sing your praises Your noble name and lasting fame ln accents justly proudg Your colors gay in full display, Your purple and gold we fly, With full applause And lusty rahs, Three cheers, Redeemer High. Page NiH6fjV'86UCl loud

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I9 CAMPANILE 32 'mmm' Top Row: Virginia Bellon, Margaret Conlon, Kathryn Moore, Eleanor Lerchen, Hannah Campbell, Dorothy Campbell. Bottom Row: Mary Kennedy, Mary Grace Goyette, Mary Barkume, june Kantrow, Marcella Kehrer, Agnes Dick, Priscilla Vaughan. lnfra-Mural Champions The Girls' High School has concluded a very absorbing season of inter- class games. From the hard-fought elimination contests, the Sophomore A team emerged victorious. To them is due an acknowledgment for their expert playing and sportsmanship, par excellence. The first of the three games engaged in was between the Juniors and the Sophomores. The Juniors were ably captained by Marguerite Brabant, while the Sophomores followed the lead of ,Tune Kantrow. Youth demonstrated its superiority over old age-pardon, Juniors-for the Sophomores were success- ful, 18 to 6. Amid a tumult of cheering the game between Sophomore A and Sopho- more B commenced. The entire contest was characterized by a spirit of friend- ly rivalry and keen interest. The A's led by Katherine Sinnott, showed bril- liant playing, but finally. bowed to the B's, 7 to ll. In the Sophomore B contest versus the Freshmen, neither teams had lost a previous encounter. A do-or-die spirit prevailed. St. Patrick was beseiged with petitions for success, and a devout line of Sophomores filed up to the Com- munion Rail at Mass on the eventful day. Both the Sophomore captain and the Freshman, Gabriella LaCross, carefully gave final instruction to their team- mates. At the half, the score was 4-ll in favor of the Sophomores. In the remainder of the game the Freshmen played with renewed vigor, but were un- able to disturb the accuracy of the opposition's skill. At the whistle the Fresh- men stood vanquished, 32 to ll. Congratulations, Sophomores! Page Ninety-six

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Admiral Richard E. Byrd, commander oT polar expediTions, has asTounded The globe by his numerous discoveries in The ArcTic and AnTarcTic regions. Under The capable leadership oT Admiral Byrd, The polar expediTions have been organ- ized and carried ouT successTully-To The advancemenT oT scienTiTic and geographical knowledge. Under The able leadership oT The oTTicers, The numerous organizaTions aT Redeemer have produced Tar-reaching resulTs.