La Salle High School - Raconteur Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Fr. Robish Leads the Community in Offering the First Mass of the Year When we gathered at the beginning of this year, to celebrate the first Mass of the school year, we didntt merely celebrate a beginning, but a continuance also. This Mass of the Holy Spirit was the sixth in the history of La Salle. It was the beginning of the sixth year Of the schoolas existence. The school is growing to maturity. From the first crude beginningse three hundred students in eight homerooms, n0 cafeteria or gymnasium-we have grown to an institution of almost twelve hundred; we have also come to be a respected school, both aca- demically and athletically. When we celebrated this Mass, we celebrated our growth; and our school7s growth. We asked that we might grow under His spirit.

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With the humid days of August comes sum- mer football practice. All the players are aware of the intensive training and work awaiting them and try to report in good physical con- dition. The average day starts at 8:00 a.m. with grueling physical exercises followed by a skull session during which plays are explained and formations are drawn up. At days end everyone is exhausted. The toll taken by the days heat and contact is evidenced by the ac- tivity in the training room. But, the team will be ready. Coach Krueger is awed by the size and strength of his two tackles Steve Welling and Clark Podvin. Clorox needed here

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