Jesuit High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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We ' ? 795 - 44 - was asp Grad-. fi: Our Coach M35 slim Coach William D. Healey, a graduate of Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass., deserves great merit for his splendid maneuvering of the various sports f 'f5 during the last four years. Z:- W av:-by He is the product and pride of Medford, Mass., and came to us from Holy Cross in l923. He succeeded Bill Daly in the coaching responsibilities, and under him the Jesuit High team have continued to attain great fame in C545 as P as -1 1 aff' 1 1. 'd' 1. 1 1. f im 5,425 rep an tate circ es. t was a very i icu t tas , consi ering t e ac o knowledge he had concerning the system employed by the Prep School Asso- ,n . . , 1 cxatlon. 1 Much praise must be given to our coach. From l923 to 192 7, through his dogged determination to be forever on top, he has annexed to the school two football, crne basketball and one track championship. He has gained much popularity in the South, by his rapid rise from obscurity to one of the foremost coaches in the State. During his regime here, M56 he has developed many athletes of note, and this coupled with his lovable ggi Q46 C3533 personality, places him at the apex of student esteem. 9515 539 ' 0,19 wb - ' 444 was fab - - 45-+ 9.49 M56 939 Our Assistant Coach 51 Robert H. Erskine, popularly known as Doc, hails from Waukeegan, as? H . . . . .0 wgle l. Much reyolcmg was heard about the campus, when it was learned that gem, Doc WHS to COIDC il'1t0 OUT ITlidSt. Before his arrival here, his years at New Mexico Military Institute were spent successfully where he coached High School and Junior College ath- letics. There, he developed many athletes who in later years became stars in the greater Universities. Later, he shifted to I... S. U., where he attained Q4-QQ great success, his team winning the company championship for two successive years. Then he took up the coaching responsibilities at Loyola, where many C3-Q of the present basketball stars sprouted under his tutorship. fit? use ,,,, 539' w, ..,..., . . ,Q Sa A A iff-If-Z0, t IF39i IQ 1391 LC3EI -91395 25351 1351 25392