Memphis Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Getting in the swing of things for the coming golf season is Senior Tommy Garibaldi. The onlookers don't bother Tommy for he is a vet at the game. This is his third year of competition at Catholic. A picture of three long knockersf' Left fo rigbi-Fred Nuesch, Robert Godwin and Tommy Garibaldi try out the stance for the first tee. All three men have proven themselves capable under fire at all times. f' 223 M' Lining up his shot under the scruti- nizing eye of Father Paul Trainor is one of the members of the 1949 Golf team. Father Trainor has coached the team for the past three years and their success has increased with each season. This year Father Trainor predicts that the team should be one of the leading contenders for the State Champion- ship. ta 'NL 'Ns

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Golf With three of last year's four-man golf team returning, C. H. S. is expecting great things of this team. Led by Robert Godwin, Tom Garibaldi and Fred Nuesch, the golf- ers hope to better last year's team record of finishing third in the city and fifth in the State Tournament. In the Memphis Prep Tourney, Catholic had two men in the top eight golfers, with Garibaldi reaching the quarter Hnals and Godwin the semi-finals. The very able fourth place man was Robert Hannan, who the team lost through graduation. The 1949 group is earnest and ambitious concerning this coming season. Eager for the fourth position and the position of first and second alternates are Jimmy Murphy, Glenn Calvert, Gene Arnold, and Walter McNeil. Goal for 1949: Enter the State Tournament with Catholic High holding the Prep League Team Championship and the individual champion a student at Catholic High. 45