Aquinas High School - Trumpet Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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SISTER M. GERVINA ART SISTER M. INEZ JUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR SPEECH CLUB ENGLISH SPEECH SISTER M. JOELLA ORCHESTRA GLEE CLUB SISTER M GERVINA SISTER M INEZ SISTER M JOELLA K ftrblrv, SISTER M LAURINDA PARISH LOYALTY COMMITTEE GENERAL BUSINESS GERMAN CLUB GERMAN SISTER M LOYOLA CATHOLIC TRUTH COMMITTEE ANCIENT HISTORY SISTER M LUCY CATHOLIC TRUTH COMMITTEE JUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR AMERICAN HISTORY SISTER M LALI N A SISTER M LOYO A SISTER M LUCY 41.11 SISTER M JOHN LIBRARY CLUB LIBRARY SISTER M PAULINE CATHOLIC TRUTH COMMITTEE ERENCH CLUB ENGLISH FRENCH SISTER M TERESINA PUBLIC OBSERVANCE COMMITTEE LATIN CLUB LATIN SISTER M JOHN SISTER M PAULIINE SISTER M TERESINA ,I,I,vLnA SISTER M WILFRED C S M C COMMITTEE GEOMETRY SISTER M WILHELMETTE EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE CHEMISTRY SISTER M WILERED SISTER M WILI-IELMETTE .Z.1,ZZQ2?19A?Z,,,6' X., I P53614 T I f' ' ,E 1 I Y , ' 4 I' 7. SJ- ,J', , , - - -45, ,gh it-MP In-1 ' ., K f - rg I .. I .1 .- , V ,P V x4 V .fr I X fi? A - . V V , , V Q

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SISTER M. MAURILIA SURERMISINO INSTRUCTOR EANOS AND SPURS CLUB SISTER M. ADJUTA' -Q! AROSTOLIC COMMITTEE V ALOEBM- SISTER M. ALVERA C S. M. C COMMITTEE EIOME ECONOMICS CLIIH HOME ECONOMICS SISTER M ANCILLA RUBLICITY COMMITTEE COMMERCIAL SISTER M BERNICE PUBLICATIONS ADVISER ENOLISH SISTER M BERTHA C S M C COMMITTEE ENOLISI-I SISTER M CELESTINE SOCIAL COMMITTEE SENIOR CLASS ADMISER RER CLUB ADMISER ENGLISH SISTER M DOLORA OUR LADY S COMMITTEE DEBATE CLUB SOCIAL SCIENCE SISTER M DOLORETTE CLEE CLUB ORCHESTRA OUR LADY S CO NAITTEE IATI-IEHATICS Sf ENQE SISTER M FORTUNA IISINESS CLIJ fQ AMEDC AL SISTER M GERTRUDIS EEIIPTJ CAL In-PA .VIN S'STE? M MAURILIA 1 n - 1 SISTER M ADJIITA SISTER M ALVERA SISTER M ANCLLA SISTER M EERNICE SISTER M BERTI-IA SISTER M CELESTINE ,fl .CIC I -4,-Jf-M-'- an-E If I I 14 if-4 Eh 4 IV-I! paje I3 S STER NI DOLORA SISTER ff DCLCRETTE J4-A-Q2 ST P A FJ9TII A 'T IERTPIITJIS ,L W I U 1 1 I Y 'A4 '!'l.L- I ,Q ' ' I I I I f I I , If . - r . '. - , ' 'S -' ,. A I ' SISTER M. FIDES I' ' 9 ' K A ,, I .I YE '33, Y I. ' I SISTE OES SI E N. S' N SII.ER'f'.' 'S f. N f I bil L, AJ I 1, f E

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I I tg, Tl K MISS ANGIE AMBROSE MISS MARY L KEOUGH OFFICE LIBRARY G A A SCIENCE ENGLISH IDAXV I XY The school year ol 1937 38 IS nearly closed as hIstory In the annals of the school The school year was ushered In on September 7 at a Solemn l-llgh Mass sung by the Most Reverend Wlllldm Gnlhn, !AXUXIlIdFY Blshop RZQIS tratIons had Increased by almost one hundred over last year, havlng over reached the seven hundred mark The faculty found hve Important Changes Slster M MdUfIlId replaced Slster M Charltlna, former supervlsor George Schneeberger, who because of hIs new C V Q George MOVIdVItY, Slster M Lucy took up the l'lIstory classes ol Slster M Mdthlldd Slster Mary John resumed llbrary responsIbIlItIes In place ol SIster M Patrlck, and MISS Keough, teacher and assIstant to SIster Mary John, was added at the close of the hrst semester Undoubtedly the greatest development was that shown by the SOddlItY dIvIded Into parlsh groups, wIth Thomas McNamara prefect of the entIre body And equally as stImulatIng In growth and effect was the one day TTI state Cathohc Press Conference held on October 'II Speakers were the Reverend F P l.eBuHe S J , and the Reverend Vlfgll MIchel Q S B ,two out standIng men In modern Cathohc thought II Poverello was presented by the school publlca tIons In December As a second semester development In dramatIcs, Father Kundmger dIrected a select cast for the Lenten presentatIon of Everyman The retreat was conducted by the Reverend Peter Crumbly O F M, Startlng Tuesday January QS, and lastmg through Thursday And to advance more totally the SOddlISfS spIrItual growth twenty sux delegates were sent from Aqumas to the splrltual Leadershup conventlon, a week end ol March, In Chlcago GEORGEJ MORIARTY G W SCHNEEBERGER ATHLETIC COACH BOTANY PHYSIOLOGY AMERICAN HISTORY C Y O INTRAMURALS A CLUB E SI-IMAN ATHLETICS AY Adelzne Konsh s Romeo and Jullet notebook won for her a coveted trIp to England, as otlered by Metro Goldwyn Mayer It marked the thlrd tlme, In three con secutIve years of the exIstence of these contests that an Aqulnas student has been rated hIghest Pnzes In Journalzsm were receIved by Edward Koops, who won the NdfIOHdl QuIll and Scroll edItorIal con test, by Eleanor Skemp who placed hrst In the NatIonal Cathohc Press AssocIatIon EdItorIal contest, by Edythe FIdac theme, advocatlng peace, by Mary Costello who won a Chamber of Commerce contest, and by Nancy Jeanne Tuomey and Margaret StIlp who placed second and thIrd In a county Scenano contest Then to top the hIgh notch IU Ideals the 36 37 Trumpet came back from the Iudges rostrum wIth an All Amerlcan and a mIghty laudatIon for ItS edItor Mary CecIle MInk A great comphment was pald by the VISIf of Elmer Layden, coach of Notre Dames brIllIant varslty, to Aqumas, and ItS ddmlflng squad The Freshman basketball qunntet under George Schnee berger, OblIQdt2d cIty wlde recognItIon In wInnIng twenty seven games wlthout a setback The Aqumas Gulld through a serIes of entertalnments secured for the Band colorful new umforms whlch In turn dId thIngs to the musIc that only new umforms could do On May I4 a Dramatlc FestIval was held at Aqumas, and ten CdthOlIC schools gathered In the gymnasIum to dIsplay theur talents In one act plays Page 'IS X t X-I f xc 'XY S X CT G' N I . ' L I , , --VI '1'4.,.- , ' .- , ' ' l .I 4- 1 'fwt L, ' 1 Il Il II duties was succeeded as athletic director and coach by Mae Qrdf Who took the gntrd-Urbdn first prize for her . I . i . l 1 l A . I ' . , . . . . I ' Z ' ' I . - , . I . . ' l . . . . 1 ' ' ' 1 . . . .. I -. I . . .