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

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3 if EDWARD V. CROWE Coach fav? S3 fix tsl i L E 3 2 -F3-W-T3-'W R-.J :Lak 5 To our coach, who has labored so well and patiently that he might produce teams to uphold the athletic standards of our school, goes a sincere and heartfelt vote of gratitude. Beginning his third year as mentor. Mr. Crowe was confronted by a lack of material. The majority of last year's let- termen had been graduated, and there were only a few upon which to build the foundations of new teams. How the coach has met these difliculties is shown by the facts that the basketball squad captured second place in the league and the football team was the best since Mr. Crowe assumed the duties as coach at Redeemer. Page Seventyfeight

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-M--- -fifa CAMPANTLE 32 ' FATHER J. McALLISTER, C. Ss. R., Supervisor The scholasTic year oT l93l-T932 marlced an innovaTion in The aThleTic hisTory of The Girls' l-ligh School, The incepTion of our own aThleTic direcTor, independenT oT The Boys' School acTiviTies. To Rev. FaTher J. lvlcAllisTer was enTrusTed The Task of forming a union To TurTher The cause'oT Physical EducaTion among The girls. Through his admirable work and unceasing ardor, FaTher McAllisTer has endeared himselT To every RedeemeriTe who has had The pleasure oT knowing him, We pause. in a passing TribuTe, and TrusT ThaT every TeliciTy will aTTend his enTerprises in The TuTure. Page Seventyfseven ................i-

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,WNW-mm f 1 . . . . For the past two seasons, athletes of the Girls' High School have been under the capable supervision of Mrs. F. Rentz. Under her guidance the girls have devel- oped skill in athletics, and a certain keen appreciation for good sportsmanship that could be fostered only by such a coach as Mrs. Rentz has proven herself to be. Throughout the year her zeal has im-- bued through her own zest, a similar, un- daunted spirit into each player. With a sincerity too deep for mere utterance, We extend to Mrs. Rentz our appreciation for her invaluable services and for the inspi- ration which she has instilled into the Redeemerites. Page Scventyfnine MRS. F. RENTZ Coach