St Andrew High School - Saltire Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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S is 1 S 5 ? 1 t I 2' 1 1 i 5 i 1 I 1 W J I f Q 2 3 . '1 , i id 2 'i ii i li il I fl 4.1. -W-A 5 1 'i ll i 1 1 i 3 4 1 i A i ri f.hfe-.--.- - Lgg et: ji fi i, qi 5 i i il 5 . ndrew ,.imS at F, WS Bid eagu Trlumph for F ifth St. An rcewsfC0ach St. Andrew 100PCf0w'1S YS est ifparkcil In Rule as Favorites me-r Sweetest He-art St, Andrew High School'si Hisln-lhull team. winner of four s'ir'mgl1t Third Division Cham- g mnslizps in the Catholic League-. will ml:-mpt tn add to the long-i 1-QL winning streak in any con- f.-r-r-nf-i- in Michigan Tuesdayl night. In in-lung up its four titles St 'llicmuggli hifi mum still operates in the third division. Coach Nap lmss of bn Andrews High believes he again has the best basketball club in thc entire Catholic League this season. 1 Says Ross: I may br taking in a. lot of territory, lint l'Mliwny,mhL my ball rluh with any in tha whole langue. St. Andrew had n rare oppor- tunity to prove it was the mp: parish five last season. Compen- mg in the state tonrnarnvnt in 19484 St. Andrew mvt unflpfraterl St. Grorznry High, Firsx Diaixiwn A,:,1,,.u has Mm 55 stlraighfcliampion, and whipped thc Roni lv-ngn-p gzum-s. . . r THE l-'LYYIRS should have lit- tti- ditfnulty in registering Vic- tiiry Nu 56 at Swvvtest Heart or Mary' fvnn-r Che-t Krnwczak. re- gnruti-nt hy Mary as the standout higti-wlmol liiayer ln De-halt this Season. ravked up 20 points tu -lvad the Flyers to a 49-32 triumph on-r St. Anne of Alpena in a nomionfc-rvncv start Friday. St. Anilrvw. nnw a C1893 C s-mul, fnught its way into the mints nf Inv stall- Hass B tourna- Sox handily. HIT STATE FINALS Cmwh Rnws' Plym-5 were not Stripped until thvy hit the Class li finals 31 East Lansing. This feasnn St, Anrlrvw will Compvre in Class- C and should go high again. The west. stdw su-hon! packs n tot of pow:-r again this season even QIIOIIHII thrw nf the rvgu. lars of the cravk 1941-48 quin. I1-t haw: ggrmlnntvd, 621111 in 'Row for Whom list 1 iight? .And .ri the fir-urn-mller that ix bt. Andrew Higns basketball warn rolls rm. Tiwl-1ixvz'S met, and vanquish- cfd :heir 62nd slmiglit, l amchial 'Langue Third Division foe when I they my-irced St. Anne. 56 tof 36. last night. The teams battled to a 7-7 tie in the 5ir+i,.'q1.lzirter, but after that, it was St. Andrew's all the Krawczak With Clivsli-1' Tuna Ki , Czak pin-:ing im where he lf riel' lar! yew. Sf. ,Nrwizr 1'1,gh's :nge tmim cluwriffvl 1 Amee ul Alprizm uv, t'li.w 'il lliglya um lei.-I, nigiii ln- n :some of 49 to 32. liiawrzak. n-nn.-.-,al tl' ,l-lyvrs twin HCfllC'l' in me 19-17 48 Carnimign. for 20 prim ful, AI players nf also figured Fl'Hl'lii 'IV had num r-ku, eight Teri Osalda, The start. They 3. at the end hunt B yr-ar ago. . . . 'if' but .li pu ,4 .yy ',