Our Lady of Lourdes High School - Knight Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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WG? ' - - ' ls. o f A CL - xf' in 'am-sf. -5-f' t s B- TI-IE PEP COMMITTEE Rah! Rah! for Lourdes! Lourdes High must win, Fight to the Fm-ish, Never give in. You do your best, boys- We'll do the rest, boys- Rahl Rah! for Lourdes! Rah! Rah! Rah! The days of ancient history may have passed, but this great triumvirate, the Pep Committee, will always be remembered for the peppy, enthusiastic, athletic and loyal spirit demonstrated throughout the entire basketball season for the ben- efit of Lourdes' team and school. . Like the Roman triumvirate, this one has geniuses. John Doran, like unto Caesar, is the brain of the committeeg John Faller, like unto Pompey, as mllitary leader, can pierce any armor of stinginess: while Daniel Meyers is the Crassus, who handles the iinance of the committee. The duties of the Pep Committee are many and arduous. Theirs is the task of having tickets and posters printed and the distributing thereof. Selling tickets, I assure you, is no easy task. To the committee falls the lot of con- ducting rallies, urging student co-operation, and last but not least, the checking up after each game. In fact, the Pep Committee is the main cog of the financial ma- chine as well as it is the motor and the soul of the team. Nine Rahs for the Pep Committee! ARTHUR PLANTE, ,27. VN g . 1. I - 5 - ,U -x ,, I I 0 :Gi .,5'iif'i 05'5?, Qsigtw' A - 9 Page 89

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3155.3 -- P f'7' , V 'l.t: '? c B' I QQQEZEE GEORGE HHUNSU ROCKETTE Huns Rockette, our Sophomore forward, has established quite a name for himself. He possesses' a good shooting eye and'in every game is ofthe high pointers. In his two remain- ing years at Lourdes, he should develop into a great player. It isn't only just the class, So Huns tells us all. He always knows what he is at When his hands are on the ball. GREGORY CASEY SCHULTZ CCaptain-electl Casey Schultz, captain-elect, has just com- pleted his third year of basketball for Lourdes High, Possessing a wicked eye for the basket, he used it to great advantage-his favorite pas- time was following up the play. We expect great wonders of Casey next year. Casey, honored star, His pivot is a wonder. That's why his quick wrist shots So seldom go asunder. L.-XXVREXCE UCHICKU CAMPS 'iChick Camps', our lighting substitute guard, was a player of worthy note. He filled Captain Rolkowski's position ably, and always played a hard, clean game. Since he graduates this year, Lourdes must sustain another great oss. When Chick just isn't playing He makes a lot of racket- But when the ball gets to him, He works it toward the basket. VN ,-'Q . in ' - is . Q.. '5 D -X A75 059, Qs-QE 19 P X , e 5 -is - T ' . KD Page 88

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