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

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Pbysiognomy 5 M. MARKEY-Here are features that indicate one to be a wee bit balmy. But we know he isn't. The lips show him to be witty. Tsk Tsk. T. MCKENZIE-This chin shows domination and ingenuity. His large occip- pital region indicates a love for red ties. H. MCSHANE-Low bridged nose, has a tendency to defend his friends, has fascination for Chinamen, and loves tripe and sauerkraut. G. MELOCHE-Chin indicates sternnessg his nose and' forehead-ah! there, a John Barrymore. C. MICHALSKI-A very protruding tie. He has an inclination to pose for collar ads and billboard posters. G. MULROY-Here We have a nose that knows it looks like Cieorgy Jessel's nose, but everyone knows this indicates a generous nature, and a likable personality. B. CTCONNELI.-Very high forehead, a Sign of approaching baldness- but that's nothing to pout about, mein poy. E. OLESZKOWICZ--Very protruding nose. and outstanding jowels-a sign that he never combs his hair. F. PAWELEK-This man is very obstinate, but very manly and courageous, or something CHO HumQ. J. PRZYWARA-Lad here shows he is easily led, loo easily led, especially to the nosebag. A. RICHTER-This chap's features show he should have red hair. We sus- pect him of a conspiracy to outwit nature. C. SCHNEIDER-The neck shows a Strangler Lewis in the making. Nevertheless, as refined as Ed Duffy. W. SCHUEREN-Ruthlessness shows in every feature, but that artistic chin is dominated by the remainder of his physog. M, SINNETT-High forehead. We see that in the future he will start to wash his face in the rear. T. SMITH-Bony structure shows vital strength, tenacity of life, a hero worshipper. C. SOULES-Good old Prof. von Burnstuff tells us that this schmeller de- notes a generous, but supressed nature. Figure that out! M. STIFF--His fine, thin hair shows a delicate constitution, an artistic nature, an inclination to be secretive and self-conscious. C. STUVE--Yes, a pugilistic neck, a powerful man, but essentially very meek. P, SUMMERS-Like Cassius and the late Brutus, this is an ambitious boy. Best notify Julius Caesar. CTel. Dlrt 6666 ft.J V. SWEENEY-A very well balanced head, so well balanced that if his feet should give out he could easily stand on his head. WILSON-Such a pronlel This lad's life work could be Soda Jerking. THE END. lAren'+ you gladll CN. B., Sborlly afler compleiing this report, the good old Doclor was found to bare been in Ilan last stages of Dcmeniia PI'i'I?L'0.X'. He is now confirzen' in flame paililvd cells at bis estule on the Riviera. Any uiteuzpl io c0mmm1icule wifb him will .bv useless. The cami' f0r such ll terrible and sudden affliction but not as yet been deiermirzed, although the profiles of the following were found on ilu, profe.ssor'.t desk when be was discovered: A. Allen, W. Gensler, B. Podziur, I. Tvudel, L. Zimmiclei.

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--angelic inspiration in portals sanctified. I9 CAMPANILE 321,-Eggfggse Panoramic Dainty bands of gold, binding us to the school we love so well. Reminiscences of the Washington play, testimonials of both patriotism and foren- sic art. e i The impression of Shakespeare's immor- tal lines on receptive young minds. Youthful souls exalted in fervent orisons Redeemer's banner proudly flaunted in the colorful ranks of the Sodalists' pro- cession. 5 C ll f f ! ffm! x g? Nz-.6 1-:maui 1 Q Wknj 1' al 35 W n.A,5'i.:.:fbe 13. 1 f L' 1,1 Q? f'R? 'Qj W, f Rm tlggs M ,, Imaam 'xx 7 r e e ? 5 1 E X jg J ffl g -5 gs ff ja ,t ll' t f 1 , J: . ,Q ' ,ir .I',f'f3 ' 4 ffm Q '2- ?i ,Ag 2 g'lTL'f??iC'....,, Jr 4 g , i f an 32+ ,, l lg We 1' - - '41 N c 22 , 2 g i , V 1 XE Q , TUE l' iii it 2' t 7 2 A i :Q 7 if r g in i ff ' J fl A - zp',.,: Zi- R , W g 3 2 g gi? i li ll 2 E '- ?-9 i as 2 Q Hi Z 2 Qi V 7 '-UIQ' K V X M- N75 I , J Z, 1 xiwyf - -' Q ' f -- as 7 Tix, I G Al glqry A at ,I ,'J,1 I' LN 1 gr Xu 7' L .LV A S he l 1 P Q I We , . f, 5-' E f i i if fy z a ff a lf' , , ,-3 - 'L K X ' - i?'? f alta. f A ll lg t sl 1 4 ga it T i -i ii ' -' 3? jjj? I rl VD 4 T I 1 1 41 Page Fifty-one