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Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh is a world hero and renowned lo all nalions of The globe for his oulslanding leafs in avialion. Colonel Lindbergh has proved his seniorily in avialion circles by his memorable ilighl of l927, made possible by his abundance of knowledge and unerring skill. So, likewise, will our Seniors of Jroday be The leaders ol lomor- row, made possible by lheir inlense acguisilion of knowledge and skill in social mailers.
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C, js N f ,..., ..,,,f 4, 'x he Senior Boys' History '29-Our Freshman year opening in the new school building, the three classes numbering one hundred and Eve. The tackling of such difficult subjects as Algebra, Latin and Ancient History- made easier by the supervision of Brothers Elmer Lander. Elmer Lackner and Martin Owens. ln- troduction of public speaking. Football team, among much rejoicing, winning fourth consecu- tive City and State title. '30--Second year of high school-classes under the care of Brother Charles King and Charles Bloemer. Extensive book drive-bringing four thousand volumes. An effective mission-com- 'lla ' G- CARTER memorating the 4'Golden Jubilee of the parish. ff -r r '! ' The completion of another stepping stone in our tx ,L W, iiii i' tx high school career. .rrf ' ' u I'- ii-I1 ' e title of Juniors, bringing new responsibilities and n U.u on .nl L an. nn f n n: vu and German mo interesting subjects. The purchase of class rings and their arrival-causing mu discussion. The formation of an Intra-Mural debating team, through the e orts of Brpther Leo. '32-At last, the goal of Silniors obtained. Forty-eight students, under the direction of Brother Charles lgfug: Brother Joseph Stamler teaching Physics. Electing of class officers in October. Edward Carter as presidentg Vincent Lip- tow, vice-president: Martin Connelly, secretary: John Glaser, treasurer. The Annual-soliciting ads-securing pictures-composing compositions. Arrival of the much anticipated book-autographs. Final examinations-graduation exercises-diplomas. High school days at Redeemer over. VINCENT C. LIPTOW MARTIN T. CONNELLY JACK D. GLASER Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Page Twentyfeigkt
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