St Thomas High School - Thomist Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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1 xW E if ww- i A X 1 COXINIERCIAXI, l3.XSKETB4Xl,l, 'l'lf.XlW Buck Row-A, Bianchi. J. Matrzuigu, M. Michel, N. Kozleslci. U. Hilmhzxrcl, C. Del Vecchio, M. Mzitiliews, V. Salanione. Second Row-F. lngrznssia, A. l':zg:u1i, l. Meitinger, lf. Dixon, l,, V. Fiedler. Front Row-E. Peters, Elizabeth l'L-ters. Driscoll, R. Minnehan, The Tournament St. Thoinas is not lacking in basketball teams. The Senior girls haxe two teamsg the Juniors, one, and the Sophoinores, one, while the Freshmen have three. Early in the year Miss Sullivan, our instructor, suggested having a toinna ment. The hrst game was played by the lfreslnnen ancl the -lunioi oin Q, lr -xl. lim! 1. i , . 2.4 F FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM M. DiVercli, M. jilhert, S. Lazzziro, A. McCarlen, J. lvey, A, Hiliharcl, C. MC- Laughlin, A. Schoening. V N fill T Kirine A, Fitzpatrick, V. Lewis, H. flzillaglicr. E. Stringer, N. Logli. . 1 , . . , j. Shea. lllfrl

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T' , 'Q V ,VT K . V in ,Jiw1,t,i 5. f' fe ' ,X , :, 1 1 :,, ,, .fbi 2225? ff' . ld I it , 1 I FIC? 'V 4 'L'-':s?- . 1 '1 QQ 2 'A ' '-if ' ,,r 1'ff'1BCm,r.:,u1wf..atzm,1:af?i.i'm.6M rn: .4 t Girls' Athletics Miss Ida Sullivan, who took charge of ath- letics at St. Thomas this year, made this sea- son successful by her conscientious ehforts and untiring energy. The girls of the school ovve Miss Sullivan the gratitude and respect due a proficient in- structor. Miss Sullivan is a graduate of the l'hysieal Training' Department of the Chicago Normal and brings to her work an enthusiasm and an earnestness that is infectious. The girls basketball teams have done very successful vvork under the tutelage of their coach, Miss lda Sullivan. Although this season they have not played any outside games they have had some very exciting inter-class games. ll. Mealahon, '27. I MISS IIJA SULLIVAN Gymnasium Instructor C. Brown, M. Judge. L. Kirane, G. Kinney, L. Streib, M. l'riell, B. NlCKl111HlCj'. B. McKimmey. '91 .. ,,, ,, ,,,,, , , -vnu-1' we 1 it it t ,,'. ,itv w.:1w1.a5-1 1 .- Senior Basketball Team The Seniors have developed a strong team both for de- fense and offense, but have had a close match in the under elassmen. .4 , . ...lm 1. , .U , i5:rmt1rigmrltlnmit'wir?-sfttzitsririrznt i 1 - Qi ii' 'ir in ia l W lflllllllatlilllll Wlfllw es limi may 3:1 'W 1 3 v tipiigi its 'Q Q ggtgf,lE:iiil1f:.iNi mi1lg'gj!'zg,2'25? Q,4jf5,r,'X:l,li3Itll1? if-11:1 1Li,'p.:' . ,. 'L l ' ' 1- Eiifttwlsrisilidtrttiindlietftllfvhnmtgtzfwfftawftfutsitisva'.mt,:.':m..r,,,,:.eQ 'Sl l i 11151

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SOVIIOMUKE B.XSKlQTB.XI,I, TEAM Iirunt Row--IC, Carly. M. Iinrns, M. Kennedy, M. McNt-any, Back Row- M. Bulger, II. Hogan, M. Late, A, Pilling. mercial teams. The juniors were victorious. The second game was played by the Suplimnfwes and the Senior tlnninercials. The SHlJT'ltJ1llUl'CS defeated the Seniors by three points. Twu Freshman teams cumpeted in the third game. The Senior Classieals forfeited their game to the Freshmen. The fourth game between the Soplioinores and Freshman was won by the Sophof mures. The fifth and linal game, which determined the school champions, was won by the Soplimiimes who defeated the junior Cuininereials. T Y R. Hibbard and M. Michel, 27. 2..- ,,, LL 7 ' 2' J T s M. Lynch, V, l'illing, ll. Burns l'f,.XSSlk'.XI. JVNIORS 11171