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

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Basketeers They've quality that's rare, And tact that's not found every- where, They,re deserving of a million cheers, Who? Why St. zWary's Basketeers. Captain Brandt has won great fame, He,ll soon he coach of Notre Dameg Another like him would he hard to fnd Even if you searched a long time. But -without a team we'd be If it weren,t for little Pee Weeg For when an extra point we'd need Pee Wee always scored the lead. Now wonlt you meet our manager, Steve, Ufhffs got the pep all up his sleeveg fflthough he's always out for fun He keeps the team right on the run. And Ne11hie,' -with his double joints Scored for the team many pointsg And even though we didn't win, He passed it up with his amiable grin. Preacher and uzaugiev are good old scouts, Them we could not do without, For they have starred in every game Giving the team an imperishahle name. 3 ,pf mmf, 'f 'd:,'3,' vi ' ' ,',': ,itfgzz , 1 , ...Ng ,t',,vs,Q,,. its 3 'Wigs wits

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THOMAS-Ray did not play the entire season, but when he did play he played well. Everyone improves with practice, so we hope that next year will improve him still more. f NEEF-Frank played well the entire season. He is liig enough to he a good player. ZANG-Elmer is the reliable man of the team. He could always be de- pended upon. As our signal caller, he was a success. VVIQLKER-George is the inquisitive boy of the team, but he surely could hold the line. George is small but mighty. GRIMM-Bob was a new product for the team, but he must he given great credit for his playing. He fought very hard for the Blue and VVhite. FORD-Ed, our center, played hard in all the games. He may he lean and lanky, hut he is there all the same. IRVVIN-Francis was a good player. He was fast and when he got thc hall he surely could run. HOFFMAN-Bill only played in a couple of games. He really had no chance to show. Next year maybe he will have a chance. ALICE FORD, '28. 51

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