Purcell Marian High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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32 . h IS f-,n,| js «V mm 1. J. GATTO, W. BODKEK. R. FELDKAMP, A. SCHROEDER, J. SCHERL, D. STEELE. 2. P. HERMES, D. CORBETT, J. STURGIS, R. HUXELL, M. MILLER. R. DORSEL. J. McGRAW. 3. H. VAN ARNEM, R. KUNKEL, J. LEHR, J. SCHOENY, T. LOSITA, D. CURRAN, S. BUDD, J. MURPHV. f G. SCHIMPF WRESTLES, D. SCHIMPF LOOKS ON. KUNKEL JUMPS TO MAKE HIS SHOT. 133

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1. D. SENA, J. KOCH, J. RIESENBURG, D. DONAVAN, K. DENGLER. D. PENNEKAMP. 2. G. SCHIMPF, J. STIERINGER, J. THIES, R. FERRY, R. DEDDENS, D. GILLER, D. SCHIMPF, R. CLARK. RESERVES PURCELL 48 WALNUT HILLS 27 32 CENTRAL 40 38 McNICHOLAS 40 42 CHAMINADE 56 47 DEPORRES 17 33 ST. XAVIER 54 38 ELDER 35 42 WITHROW 48 45 COVINGTON CATH 34 46 ROGER BACON 52 34 NORWOOD 36 52 WESTERN HILLS 46 37 SYCAMORE 45 49 ST. XAVIER 63 21 WOODWARD 28 49 ELDER 38 41 ROGER BACON 29 38 HAMILTON CATH 40 63 ANDERSON TWP 55 FRESHMEN RESERVES 39 WALNUT HILLS 36 - 41 NORWOOD 22 K R F H MF NT 34 WOODWARD 19 i- J.Vj k3 1 1 iVli ,i l 31 DEPORRES 51 38 DELHI 21 30 ST. XAVIER 38 55 McNICHOLAS 19 43 ELDER 33 49 COVINGTON CATH 31 25 ROGER BACON 29 The reserve team, while having a poorer record than that of their 25 WALNUT HILLS 26 ' 47 HAMILTON CATH. 35 freshman vear, did have a more successful season than that of the 43 NORWOOD 26 38 DEPORRES 41 Varsitv. Their record for the season was 8 wins and 11 losses. 54 ST. XAVIER 53 57 HAMILTON CATH. 53 , , c, , ■ r o ti i. i. • i. ijr 1 t 43 ELDER 34 Led by George Schimpf, the Reserves went to victory over Walnut 29 ROGER BACON 19 ,.,, „, , . , .,,•„, tt- n n Hills, DePorres, Elder, Covington Catholic, West Hi, Roger Bacon, and Anderson Township. The Freshmen, not owing their success to any individual stars but to the combined efforts of all the players, sported the best record of all three teams, having 13 wins and 5 losses. They were defeated by DePorres, St. Xavier, Roger Bacon and Walnut Hills. 132

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WELL. DON ' T JUST LOOK AT IT. THE SENIOR-JUNIOR PLAYOFF. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL IN TIP-TOP SHAPE. One of the most popular of the school ' s activities is the Intramural program. This program is built around homeroom basketball teams who compete with one another for the school championship. The leading team at the end of the program receives the champion ' s trophy. This program starts in March and continues till all but one team has been eliminated. The purpose of the program is to give students a chance to learn sportsmanship and, in some way, to instill drive and ambition. 134