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

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Page Fifty-four was -'I' I-IE CAMIPANILE-195: TI-IIE VARSITY EDWARD LA Ckoss, '29, '30, '31, '32 Right Halfbacle IN Eddie, Redeemer had the most ex- perienced player in the Catholic League. For four years La Cross has gained ground effectively through expert broken field running. His tackling and blocking feat- ured his play. To him, the distinction goes of being placed as halfback on the All-City Team for three consecutive years. La Cross co-captained the 1932 season. JOHN MAHER, '30, '31, '32 Left Halfbrlcfe JOHN was a star back field man through- out the season. His passing, running, and punting made him a truly triple- threat man. Maher was a greatly feared player by all the opposing elevens. At the end of the season his effort was rewarded by a place on the Catholic All-City team. John will be lost through graduation. E. LaCross Maher CARMEN DUVA, '30, '31, '32 Quarterback CARM, the team's smallest man, has piloted the Varsity through two years with varying success. In Duva the team had an alert leader with a keen sense of sportsmanship. The mighty atom scored many points through his ability to snare passes. In losing Carm, Re- deemer will suffer the loss of a very popular player and face the tremendous task of filling the quarter back position. THOMAS CRNKOVITCH, '31, '32 Fullback TOM could always be counted upon to pick up a few yards when needed. Many times his smashing plunges meant touch- downs for Redeemer. Tom is a clean hard-hitting fullback. In one year of Varsity competition he has developed into an outstanding player. He has a bright future ahead of him at Redeemer. C. Duva T. Crnkovitcn

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ws: -T HE CAHPANILE-isa: THE VARSITY GER.ARD LIVERNOIS, '29, '30, '31, '32 Right Emi FOR the past two seasons the right end position has been very capably filled by Jerry. He was one of the most consistent performers on the team. No matter how hard the going, the right end of the line was held up by a well trained, tireless gridder. Jerry will be lost to Redeemer by graduation. Ross LESSNAU, '32 Right Tackle Ross, making his debut in Varsity com- petition, developed into one of the finest tackles Redeemer ever boasted. His stellar play during the season secured for him a position on the Catholic All-City team and All-State Mention. It may be added that Ross was one of the sturdiest play- ers ever to don a football uniform. G. Livernois R. Lessnau REGIS CASH, '31, '32 Left Tackle IN his second year on the Varsity, Cash proved his worth on the line. Besides aiding the team with his all around play- ing, Slug greatly bolstered the squad's morale by his determination and cheer- fulness. When the going became the hardest, Regis' smile beamed the bright- est. Such spirit is a great aid to any team. ANTHONY KUDRON '31, '32 Center HIS Hrst year on the Varsity team has been a successful one for Tony. His ability of diagnosing opponent's plays, rapidly and accurately, has been a factor in many of the team's victories. During his remaining years of service on the Redeemer team great things may be expected of Kudron as Centet. R. Cash A. Kudron Page Fifty-th

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.V 1 C. DUVA Captain Redeemer 16 Redeemer 15 Redeemer 28 Redeemer 27 Redeemer 28 Redeemer 27 Redeemer 19 Redeemer 30 Redeemer 34 Redeemer 31 1933 -1' HE CAHPANILE-1933 i 'VARSITY BASKETBALL . . ,Orchard Lake 28 Fordson21 Alumni4 ....,..St. Joseph 24 .Catholic Central 18 . . . . St. Anthony 8 ...De La Salle 22 St. Catherine 15 . . . .Assumption 8 . . . .St. joseph 25 Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer G. MCGRATH Manager Catholic Central 29 . . .... St. Anthony 23 ...... ...... D e La Salle 31 ,,.,. .,... S t. Catherine TOURNAMENT GAMES Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer . ..,.. .....,. D earborn . . . .,., Lincoln Park . . , ,.,. River Rouge . . . ...., Hazel Park . . , .... Grand Haven Top Row: G. Livernois, J. DeGroot, J. Kilbane. J. Smith. Botlom Row: D. Shcedy, J. Maher, C. Duva, lCapt.j, 12. LaCross, W. Kolbe.