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

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.7 YK viii? 17 Lol H IDI - ' f I ' 1 NR , TSA ..Q..--i, C Q 5, ' KA o iz: O 1- v Y 91 W w 1 I ii 2 1 1 1 ZA O 1 1 1 1 l l 1 1 E The tenth game was played at Osh- 31 - l 'J ii kosh, where we met St. Peter's on the Iatter's floor and were given the reward of a 21-20 score. In the game - we made nine baskets to St. Peter's O six. In spite of the fates, the boys , 5 fought bravely to the finish, playing .1 1 ' ' excellent ball. I 11 On Friday, February 8, of the same 1 week, we went up to Stephenson and NJ administered a defeat to the Michigan 3 High in their gym. This game was 1 R played contrary to the ordinary run I of things. VVe did all our shooting ,' from the center of the Floor and , 1 chalked up eleven baskets to our op- J ponents' seventeen points, making the . A score 22-17. ' I 0 In the eleventh game we took Criv- l 1 itz into camp on the home floor, 25-16. 1, il On February 21 we lost a hard game 1 , to St. Mary's, 24-27: thus concluding ' the home season. The last game was 1 0 played at De Pere with St. Norberts. VVe piled up I7 points to their 32, the best showing made against them this season. Taking all things into consideration, . 1 the school had a team that all could 1 be proud of. Few crews have shown ' 01 as much determination as our squad f l of '2Q. In addition, too much praise cannot be given to Mr. Bresnahan and I to Father Salm for their excellent . ' OWERS guidance. P . . 1 1 Y , Jl1Iv1nory has pazufcd this perfect 0 l ROCIXHTT .reason l 3 l IVitl1 colors tha! rzczw' fade. 4 V WA 1 1 .Joi e 5:31 'S oc.. 11929t.--Woo: F1 oe. gg for -I Nz'11c'fy-om' If

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