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

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lf'D SAW! A IDAMEA IX S IUIL ln covering both home and lorelgn mlss1ons,St Mary s SOddlltY the C S M C unlt ol the SOddlItY lound a broad and lnvltlng held open Working under capable directors the sodallsts lound themselves busily engaged ID scorlng their ovvn and their neighbors basements lor paper lhe proceeds lor the successlul paper drive ITWISSIODS lhe sodallsts seemingly got more into the svvlng ol things when vvorlclng lor home mlsslons, altar linens were sent to the United States Missions, and clothing vvas made over, mended, cleaned and sent to Dalcota missions A successful luncheon was sponsored at lhanlcsglvlng Many lunny loolclng envelopes were seen Floating mys terlously about leavlng St Marys sodallsts hands, but that was because they had been delaced and Svster Alvera, Wilfred, and Bertha all advisers to the committee, agreed that the stamps collected might help save some darl4y s soul Mildred Nordengren Jean Graf Arleen Nagle Marlon Krlsmer examlne stamps and tmloul to be sem tothe Missions Edward Huebner Robert Formanelr Richard Kessel Kenneth Stack Leo Potoraclre Bernard Mashelr Lawr nce Rutter Stuart Latamer wergh the tons ol paper brought un for the Massuons Ellen McGarty Kenneth Stack Lawrence Rutter Leo Potoraclce measure the Feshmen conzrubutuon Earl Kauffman LeRoy Gagermeuer Raymond Feyen Raymond Jahumualc Joseph Snyder examine the Sophomore donatlon Walter Becker welghs the paper l the wlnnlng Home Room lO5 -L. C -nt HJ Page Q9 .4-M W? ff -.,,, awaits , l , ' e- I 5 Q1 tl ll nl , g 5 'lr .I H L' 'F l .. 7' 3- ,s :f . 'lf K I A I . Elica., i , . , . . , 1 L-1 L . . . . . Q '- V , A F' ' ' Y g - ' I E X' M I9 -V- g V X., Q , . . , A , , in f I c ,L A I t f X? launched in the lall and spring vvas beneficial to loreign l. 1 I . . A fx HH I I ll ' lm. rs , f - K Xt 3 rl, , R R ' V , ' Q s f 1 : , ' F . I -H YI - 5 V. , . , r, I . , . , 'A' V V Vg , . , or -1 M . ' f gf '

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ww 'I 4 The Chrlstmas party as Santa CJohn SkernpD made has appearance Commrttee for the Presldents Ball pauses to have a prcture snapped Seated George Stuber Jerome Cycmanuck Standrng Furs row Mary Hickey Mary Jane Service rendering and soclablllty were the mann characteristics that marked the sodallsts alter St Josephs Cathedral unrt conducted the Socual Llle ol the Sodallty and parish Loyalty committees Mary Ann paul was electeo prelect and Edward Giroux appounted secretary Mary Walsh and Leland Berens conducted actuvntles ol the junior group -lhe decorations lor various mixers were under the dlrectlon ol George Stuber who waved his baton over Fellow music gatherers heads, Jane Becker who madethe resident ll e In greater glory at the Ball I has honor, Back row John Schubert Mary Ann Paul Jayne Becker Ervln Hoch Wlllram Paul Secretly preparing Santas bags for the Chrlstmas party Seated Mary Ellen Anthony Elnnorpaoenfuss Marilyn Taylor Standing DorusWoelke Mary Gautscl' and Jerome Cycmanlck who proved that the Mardl Gras c ald ollset the showy allaur that was presented last year The committee also conducted a Christmas party The general who was responsible lor the heavy breathing heart attacks and strained backs, was none other than Srster M Celestlne The junior group Parssh Loyalty made an extensive study ol the mlssal, vestments, the priesthood, sacra rnentals, and all things pertaining to parush lxle A survey ol mass servers, catholic students attending publlc schools and cholr singers was made C,oUflHDlLIIC AUFIIDN IIN AClfII'UN .. .. .. Page Q8 2 K 1? 1 I, .M V v 4 L . 1 fr' A ' lf, i : . , s l f 'W' , , U , , , ' E I ' , I I I ' ' Z ' Baldwin, Betty Skernp, Bernard Brrnbaum, PobertWe1ssenberger, Bernard Carrol. Irene Kranc and Ina Verne Edell bribung Santa CJohn SkemoH with candy . . . 4 r 3' . O . . r . . i . f f , 4 . . . X p . .V . .U . b . . ' l l I l I l

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6 In a play portrayrng the spread of Catholuc publlcrty were Ruth Shedeslty Ru h Ritz Dorothy Klhm and Ruth Troyanelc Eugerwa Glanoll Luella l-lalnes Dorotny Meyers Nlarlan Brown Aud ey Husmann and Donald Delrlnfie prepare poste S fo the National Red Cross exhlolt Ruth Shedeslcy Grace Bezncus Jaclr Scholler Wlllram Wavra and James Wars mime graph some of the In er strng Sddallty bull? Ins lhe Sodallty Bulletin was the project St Wenceslaus parish undertoolc as publlclty department Jerry llltal prefect, and Ruth Xxlsteclca, secretary vvorlced under the able direction ol Sister M ADCIlld to pro u e a sodallty as well greased In lcnovvledge as any portion ol the mrmeograph a constant companion thelr etlorts l sixteen Issues vvrth Grace Beznous as editor 19 OOO copies were turned out Rev John Prrtzl vvas the mann sprung ol the Sodalrty lhe Queen s Work was dlstrlbu ed ID homerooms and a Madonna program was grven as other features ol therr program I Partrcupants In the Armrstlce Day program were Seated Dorothy Mae Clements Rosemary Anny Lena Pedrettr Standing First Row Father Punuon Donald Du Malo Wlllram Hoslcrns Harold Jambors Donald Dernnnger Norbert Donslcey Donald Ross leanne Garvey Second Row Robert Puent Lawrence Alland Raymond Peters Robert Qulnn A project ol the publrclty committee IS the Who s Who It contarns the names ol the merutable sodallsts and merrt able means exactly thatl CIVIC and patriotic bservance were ldealed ID the students through the ellorts ol the Gut of 'lovvn Group ol the Sodallty Sister lereslna, acting as faculty adviser Donald Delnrnger as prefect and Donald DIMGIO as Sec retary Inspired sodallsts to greater uplrltlng ol splrut lor those vvho fought lor our :deals by an Armistice Day Program Red Cross actrvltnes the questlonalre hlled by students the membershrp drrve through selling Red Cross puns, the sale ol Chrrstmas and Easter seals were a part ol therr campaign to bring America nearer to hearts ol youth lDAlfIlf2lI'UlfS ANID IDlUlI3ILII'CIISlfS .. .. .. page 30 , A a ' o , N rl 5 f 3 Y - 5 I 5 l f V ' yi Q I I I 2 Q P l . ,Wx Q i . , , N - 3 ' i ?, , I R ' ' r 1.4 D t I , r :' li 3 K 2 c 09 V -r 5 N ' I . : V 4 Q' ' 1' i, - f n .. in , ,t : . fir., E. ' i - r . . ' ' , ' . ' ' 5 . , , 5 E T . ' 1 1 ' l I I . ' ' ' . ' d : ' . , . , Q . . ' , ' ' in ' . n . . . . , . . . . . , c, , . . . . , . . If , I ' ' I , . I ' l . .