Trinity High School - Trinitas Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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ROW I: Fr. Raney: E. O'Keefe: 1. Bavener: J. Killian: J. Nevin: B. Behnkc: J. Sarantakol: M. Conley: M. Weiland: M. Knierv: D. Ewen: 1. Schultz: J. Carlson: D. Brady. ROW Z: 1. Capodice: 1. McKinzie: B. Gramm: D. Borders: J. Davin: J. Wood: J. Jacobs: B. Fortino: P. Kennedy: D. Morriuev. ROW 3: T. Vogel: D. Willianux B. Gildner: P. Henrv: H. Huber: F. Penn: W. Perry: B. Kidwell: A. White. ROW 4: F. Heinz: L. Pilell: E. Schenk: 1. Dlnnhan: L. Kraft: M. Schuelh: J. Hagan: B. Hoffman: T. Downey. TRI ITY FOOTBALL TEAM 1. Building up team spirit. 4. An opponent trying to elude a host of Saints 2. Father Raney gives the fellows n a few line fun- damentals. 5, A scramble for a free ball. 3. A Spalding W man takes off a- , .-. -round end for a short gain. l A 6. Can't say our Trinity man did- n'r rrv

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Here is our high point man of l945f46, Mike K n ie r v. Mike sparked the team into its winning streak. T h i s l a d , Mtirray, was alf most irreplacef able in his center Eosition. He olds the record for the largest percentage of free throws. Ed's superb ref bounding made him an impor- tant figure on this year's team. Whenever Ed w e n t out 0 n fouls the whole team felt the loss. Dave was one of the best ball handlers of our past season. He was the boy who held the team to- gether throu h victory and ci- feat. One of our most prominant defensive players this season was Mark l lerlc Conley. Through his outstanding defensive ability we were able to overcome our o l d r i v a l s , Bloomington and Spalding, on the home court. When called into action, jack Capodice, our ready substitute, had a cooling ef- fect upon the fi- ery Saints and thus pulled them out of many a tangle. SQUADMEN AND MANAGERS