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

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was - T I-IE If AM DANI LE -was VARSITY BASKETBALL OLY REDEEMER Girls' Varsity basketball team opened its season with a victory, win- ning their first game from St. Theresa. The Redeemerites scored 48 points to the opponent's 5. A second victory was marked on their record when the Violets met a new opponent, St. ' Gregory. This was St. Gregoryis first year in league basketballg they were easily defeated by the Redeemer team, scoring only 3 points to our 33. Our first game away was with Redeemefs old rival, St. Mary of Royal Oak. The splendid pass work of the Redeemer Six enabled them to defeat their opponents 41 to 22. The contest with St. Ambrose, the onl team that marked a victorv a ainst Hol Redeemer Y . g Y last ear a ain brou hr success for the Violets The emer ed on the last end of a 30 to 6 Y Q S g Y g score. Our next o onents were the irls from the Academ of the Sacred Heart, Detroit. The PP 3 Y inexperience of the opposition proved fatal to themg they were easily conquered. bowing to defeat by a score of S0 to 8. The second encounter with St. Mary of Royal Oak, on our own floor, was a hard fought game. However, it added another mark to our successive victories. Wfhen the final whistle blew the score was 26 to 13 in favor of the Holy Redeemer Sextet. VARSITY RESERVES Top Row: II. Murphy, M. Kornbacher, H. Campbell, M. Goyette, A. Dick. Bottom Row: M. Finn, M. Barkume, D. Markey, M. Brabant, D. Sweeney. J. Kantrow. i Page Sixly-eight

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Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer 1933 -1' HE fAHpANll.E-1933 VARSITY BASKETBALL ...St.Theresa5 Gregory3 St. Mary of Royal Oak 22 .. ..,. St. Ambrose 6 Sacred Heart Academy, Detroit 8 St. Mary of Royal Oak 13 . St. Joseph Academy Adrian Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer Redeemer DOIl0'FI1EA .IouNsToN Cuplain ..,..,..,.ChristTl1eKing8 Sacred Heart Academy, Grosse Pointe 8 . . . St. Ambrose IO .St.Theresa 16 . , , St. Mary Academy, Monroe 21 . . . Alumnae 27 Top Row: C. Pennebaker, C. Schnger, A. Pierce, E. DcPetro, Z. McKenzie, L. Gumbelton. Boffom Row: D. XVeber, M. R. Gleason, H. Glaser, D. Johnston, E. Schafer, E. Lerchen.

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19:53 -'l' HE CAM PANI l.E '19J3 VARSITY BASKETBALL The next game had been eagerly anticipated, as it was to be played at Adrian. Our team, realizing that Holy Redeemer had never been defeated by St. Joseph Academy, went out with a determination to win, and brought home a victory-the Adrian girls scoring 6 points to our 24. Meeting-for the first time--the team from the Academy of the Sacred Heart, Grosse Pointe, Holy Redeemer easily conquered them Z9 to 8, thus totaling their successive victories to eight. Success followed once more, when after a difhcult struggle, Holy Redeemer, in their second encounter with St. Ambrose, proved their superiority by scoring 26 points to the opponent's 10. St. Thereszfs strong team made another attempt to stop the successive victories of the Violets,', but the Holy Redeemer girls came out victorious after a fast and hard fought battle, scoring 18 points to St. Theresafs 16. ' Then the tide turnedli' In their last game the strong Redeemer team met defeat at the hands of the St. Mary Academy, Monroe, Sextet. Playing under new rules proved fatal for our girls, and they returned reporting a lost battle, the score being 21 to 11 in favor of the opposition. INTRAMURAIL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS T017 Row: M. V. Cotant, M. Dunne. M. M. Kcrwin, I. Mellon, A. Fredericks, M. Boland, M. Dick. Srfromf Row: R. Gardner, A. Brehmcr, M. Harrington. M. C. McGrath, M. Doane, V. Nidy, M. Gumbelton. I . D Page Sixzy-nina