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

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gY CQ f Q QM. F4 .fb beasnn Although the defeats 1n the 1929 1930 basketball season completely ecllpsed the v1ctor1es, the Orange and Black aggregation has laid a firm foundation for future vlctorles The facts that only three letter men were back from last year s squad and that a much harder, almost 1m possible schedule was signed up were the maln reasons that so few victories were accounted for It was often well said that, al though they were in reality defeated by scores, Lourdes were in the major 1ty of cases the vlctors because of the tremendous odds against them Q On account of difficulties in ar- f 7 ranging a large schedule, Lourdes . M had to be content with a series of ' 01 eight games, with two victories and '9 ' six defeats. - Coach Pep Bresnahan and 3 POQUETTE, Captain Reverend Father Salm built the team 5 - , o 1 ff 1 , ROCKET, Guard around the two veteran letter men, 1 I Captain Bruce Poquette, Guard and g v i 'Q Captain - elect Raymond 6'Sticky bf 3 Rockett, the team's most versatile V 5 . men, who together accounted for the g 3 majority of team points. g 1 ' P e - r 4' A b rw F -1 ' -.Y 2 ' F I l f I :A Y r, : ' ' Q- LSL.:-.m---a 1.1-:?...f--.-.'I'-1 .f?' 1950 ...q.-,., ....,-..-.-.' 5, ..,,.,., ..,-. -L-4.-L .-.... -f .L L -0 .4 u- l h V 'Alf ---lv----hs-s---uwf-4- N-,Anas-It-A--m5 f-f .fe 4- 0 ef? t - A' ' ' 5 6 Ji i . I i 5 I T I :W ' , 5 SN ' L - I ,. F 'e, 'EDB 192941930 qgg 1 2 I 5 Q 3 i . ' , 521' ' a-I . . . H 'QE - as - - ' L f 5 i - 3 Q i 2 f I 257 ' - 3 ' 2 3 'col . . . f - 1 2 ' 5 : - I f 39' - a . 5 37 . . + 1 , - .7 'Q . . Gif ' . I . . I - I T T Q - : I I J L, :' l A GG 99 v , .f ,X A Y? , , -. -A X J 5 s V . , Q , 410, ' WL - Sy ' X ' C31 .i . . 1.r9ZgQ: Page eighty-six

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J J . i 4 451 I f f J I J W 1 1 t .ft 2.8 n 1 n TQ J . ul 1 1 Q f 7 f-1 ,QB 0 -15, GOLUEKE, Center CAMPS, Guard F we are now ready to glVC the resume of the games, but first of all, w would like to say ln all seriousness that had we more games we feel sure that we could have boosted up the figure ln the percentage column The openlng game of the season was played on December 4, wlth Oconto High School and through out the entire game the down stat ers held the lead winning 25 12 The following game was played wlth Marmette High School who were ln a dangerous mood, and suc ceeded ln downing the Orange and Black to a tune of 37 10 This just evens thlngs up now, each team has won three games The team under tl1e supervlslon f Pep Bresnahan and Father Salm hopped the rattlers to Oshkosh where they met the strong St. Peter s team. This game was a great blow to Lourdes, who after leading through- out the entire game, fell under St. Peter's last minute rally 20-17. The fourth game showed a great improvement in Lourdes style of play. St. Norbert's, last year's jinx',, fell under the Orange and Black on- slaught 19-15. A squad of six footers from West DePere easily triumphed over the diminutive Lourdes team 41-15 in the fifth game. This game, however, was not as great a run-away as the score f 1- 0, ' , Q np CPN -' X N n. QU u- E LUKE i - 'YM' .-,...-..9Z,. J ' ' Q, A .----Q--qv,--v Y 1 I ': il I 2 I O a E 1 , n 9 1 1 x P 4 V I I s - 2 L .1 I -.9 ' r I l I 1515 7 in C l 1.5 'T cg. - f .4 's N sr --,Q-.u,....r -1--.ne X., -f .L -1. -1 -4 .. Q bi' go .-..-.--.--.4---uQt:-s- l-vnu---:Zin--s:.n, 2 full.-e2 ' ro -JG?-VP--f'e: .. - - I 6 JF 5 I I 1 V ' 1 N - A E NE, 0 e Q3 : v 1 . I ' I 5 I I l . - 1 J kj, . . C, 4 V h - 12 1 21 - .J ' t I I t , - 9 ' GG U ' ' I 99 ' - - - : 1 , ' ' P 97 ' ' 1 :L . . . v '61 . ' .. . v y U 1 I - . . . I - 9 v I .O- 1 t 17 ' ' I JI ' , K 9 . . J 'O V I 0 as as Z I I ' 9 9 ' 9 I C 1 1 ' : J Ll . , s Page eighty-eight