St Marys High School - Tower Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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S 1- t 'L .72 'Qc-, I , ' , 02 we ghaselmll--1927 The spirit is unquestionably willing in the 1927 camp of the St. Mary's High School Baseball Team. Time will tell if the Hesh is weak. The siasm that will surely bear fruit When the campaign gets under way. ' With Coach Reddington and Captain Charles Rielage leading the way St. Mary s boys should be able to uphold the enviable record which the school 133' work of preparation for the 1927 season IS going forward with an enthu- 'teff M, i4 if y ' T has made in previous seasons. Coach Reddington has arranged the following schedule for this year: April 22-Mt. Healthy at St. Mary's April 29- Milford at St. Mary's May 6-Ohio Mechanics Institute at St. Mary's May 13 - St. Mary's at Norwood May 20 -Ohio Military Institute at St. Mary's May 27-St. Xavier at St. Mary's June 3 -Ohio Mechanics Institute at St. Mary's ' ft.-lf.-V N 43436 --4 fg.'-Q. A 1' iff! 7 , 2' Q QFEQYEXY Q 6' 6 0 X Page One Hundred Fifteen

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-95 -K' e ,,e51 , f f bf-Pi f' Sepiemher Glorious Schooldays! Once more St. lVIary's gazed upon the blank and hope- less countenances of freshmen, the swaggering airs of sophomores, the lordliness of juniors, and the serious demeanor of seniors. Oh! disappointment. Futile dreams! We had lessons to prepare for the second day. 5 The business of getting settled and adapting ourselves to schedule, is a task that allows us to breath easily only after that task has been accomplished. Q Paste this in your scrapbook and mark it with ink. The class of 1927 begins work on the year book, under the able direction of George Johnson, our editor-in- chief. A King Football beckoned, and the noble youths of St. lVlary's rushed to represent their Alma Mater on the gridiron in heed to his majesty's call. The routine of practice took on a serious aspect under 'the able direction of Mr. Reddington. GB1:iu!1er Thud! Football! Rah! Everything is centered about this sport. The balmy days of October find our boys showing the result of good coaching and earnest practice. Their motto is co-operation. The results of the month are very gratify- ing, bringing glory not only to the team, but to St. llfaryis. Two ties, two victories. Keep up the good work, team. X1 Mr. Charles Gruber served as City Manager during National Boys' Week, and we had classes while he was doing it. Oh! cruel fate! A The Committee for the Advancement of Visual Education presented a Hoot Gibson thriller last week and-we nearly lost the First Year Boys. They were all going West. The influence of the cinema cannot be over-estimated. Q And do you think that the twelfth of October is a holiday because it commem- orates Columbus, discovery of America? No indeed, gentle youth, this day is set aside to commemorate The Disillusionrnent of the Seniors. On this day they began to sell advertising. r Q x 6 X Page One Hundred Seventeen