St Henry High School - Carillon Yearbook (Erlanger, KY)

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Under the guidance of the Reverend Paul Ciangetti, a sports program was in- troduced at St. Henry High School. And it was his dynamic personality that has carrie-d that humble beginning to the inclusive pro- gram we have today. Scanning the years, we find that Father Ciangetti arrived at St. Henry's in 1943. He found the only official sport inthe parish to be a Holy Name basketball team compos- ed of high school students. Father at once began the job of bringing to St. Henry an activity program of which the school could justly be proud. Today the Crusaders are actively participating in base- ball, basketball, bowling, boxing, golf, tennis, and volleyball. Under his leadership was organized the Northern Kentucky Catholic High School League. And it was Father Ciangetti who made possible the first basketball and the first boxing tournaments in this locality. He is and has been secretary of the Catholic League for five years. In ad- dition to his athletic interests, Father is the assistant pastor, religion instructor, and the personal friend and advisor of all his pupils. We, the students of Saint Henry High, are indeed fortunate in having such an energetic, youth-minded per son as Father Ciangetti, in our parish. His exemplary ways are an inspiring influence, his li e is abenediction. Standing: Dick Conradi, John Mueller, Edward Bender, fes mqn James Pophonl, Michael Cahill. Sitting' James Brockmann, Clarence Ensminger, Leo jeu m ' Jahslhg, Billy Davis, John Cahill.

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O S C 'Q O- RESERVE TEAM Margie Fedders, Maureen Dailey, Mara Jo Dauer, Ruth Brinkman, Pat auer. FIRST TEAM Ruth Gladwish, Rosie Roth, Mildred Rauen Pat Pope, Deloris Ralenkotter. C C Y C Cl 9 Q

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IBUXING Harry Lahm, Robert Judge, John Moffitt, J F iii, Jack Dorsey, Jack Schaffer, John Vieth, J J Jim Cahill fManagerJ. First boxin team in the state is the dis- tinction hels by the Saint Henry leather pushers. Organized five years ago, the Catholic boxing league has grown into an effective organization control ing five local teams. In that time the Crusaders have been an encouraging factor toward better boxing teams an better management of them. Thanks to the energetic coaching of Harry Nuxoll, the pugilists have won the league title three times, in '45, '47, and '49, The Crusaders are in current con- tention for the league trophy and all in- dications point to a continuation of their preponderance. UPPER LEFT: As Coach Harry Nuxoll watches, Harry Lahm blocks a right cross from James Bresser. LEFT: Jerry Meiners takes a left jab at the head of his opponent.