St Mary of the Springs High School - Siena Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Juuus REQINER Boys' Coach Saint Mary's High, especially the boys, has been most fortunate in having Mr. Regner as coach. It is extremely difficult for us to express our gratitude for the services his experience has made possible to render. Hbliiclyl' is everybodyls friend. His influence over the boys has been a most important factor in bringing athletics up to its present standard. lVIay We hope for your services in the future, lVlr. Regner, and you may be assured of our hearty co-operation. 48

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The Team BRANDT-Charlie was not only an able captain but a still more able player. In his position as a tackle he was unequaled. He will be greatly missed next year. GRUVI-Although this was Paul's first and last year playing football, he played excellently. MUNDY-Steve did not come out at the beginning of the season. But when he did come out! Everyone wondered how we got along without him. NEUBECK-Frank, the boy with a sense of humor, was a good end. He played some games better than others, but he did his best in all of them. GLOECKNER--Clarence as we know is noted for his wit, but this is not the only thing he is noted for. He was noted also to be a very good player at his position on end. IGEL-Tommy as a halfback had Hit. Next year we hope he still has that get-up when he captains the team. HANF-Frank Worked hard and his hard Work brought him success. He was there with the goods at all times. 50