Cathedral High School - Chimes Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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CHIMES V fix ' x Leo Esswnm is the living proof that si- lence is golden. Behind his silence, how- ever, are a number of characteristics which have made him one of the most successful students and athletes that Ca- thedral has ever known. Being well liked by all, he has held many important of- fices and the manner in which he dis- charged his duties left little to be desired. On the football squad he Was an import- ant link in the offense, playing at halfback while in basketball he was captain and guard. WILLIABI KENNX', through fairness and consideration to others, earned the presi- dency of the Senior class. He proved himself a stern, exacting, but diplomatic executive and the success we have enjoyed as Seniors owes much to his unfaltering leadership. As one of the fellows, he is just that, and never allows his high ofhce to interfere with his popularity. With the many Fine qualities of person and char- acter which he possesses, he will undoubt- edly enjoy success in after years. Ifxcouias COURTEMANCHE is a real leader in class affairs, and has always enjoyed the trust and respect of the class and the school. His is a personality that inspires confidence in all undertakings, and we find Court's name on nearly every com- mittee that was organized during the past year. For three years Iack has star- red on the varsity football squad at center. We are all your friends and well wishers, Court. - ff' - li Q- N.. ..::3Q,--f -Q-W .A--H ,Q ...H X 'Q ix ii is ..3Z- '-fe ,-If Nfl' 21... e'1-QF'-X h Z ..-in t E Q -4' , V E - - - n - ,fl s ,- ,R gh. . Y Eg N Q , , -2' J ' - ' - F . - 7 X Y X -. --, - i , -, .1 F ' , N- i, - N. -- i - -Y,,,, ,f 74. j , ,-- - -' i..-. N ,X -- -A -g - , - , , k , ,li K ... N-N . - xxx x i-.. -i-.3 -Y: .-- Y -f-7 ff , f. - .. . -' - J 15- L j- - l-- ,- ,.. , - ' .f ,...'A - ,,, . -, .-i Q- - A ,. q:,- gf A.. i L 3-.-,. 7.1.1---E, ?4-.,A..1 - eq.. .- 7 . - , ' f 1 A lL- -4 gt ,K i - - f'...- 'Q ii- 11'

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CATHEDRAL IEROME DORSEY is best known for his ability to debate on any and every topic that can be argued. There have been times when Dorsey and the Professor were the only authorities on which the class could depend. We assume, Ierome, that this is a product of your industrious application and we hope that you will continue to develop your undoubted possibilities. . 4 I 4 if I r I i 1 i if BERNARD HARXVOOD, a very large and muscular individual, is the real he-man of the class. He is also a human dic- tionary , a source of constant help to his associates. He has heard innumerable wisecracks about his golden, wavy hair which is the envy of all the lower class- men. For three years his large form has occupied a tackle berth on the varsity eleven. Barney hopes to continue his studies at Santa Clara and we know he will be as well liked there as he is here. GEORGE BARR thinks so highly of Ca- thedral that for the last two years he has come all the way from San Pedro to attend. George would rather be seen than heard and positively refuses to be- come excited at any time. His unruflled calm often served to tone down the ex- huberant spirits of his classmates. He has not yet decided which profession he will grace with his presence, but we wish him the best of luck. -. ., - ,Q - -1-at, SS-Lis -5.-r -5' .gg- B or :fs --4-K ,A-ff' W --.F sw Amar 'L' 41, ..4e- jd- Q., ,, ,V N i - ty, X. X , 2.1 'LL' . A -,..- MX T5 : fa- ,X - -E., R 5 X. -af f -R ., -1..- A S .Y , f .5-,A . - i :I A ' 5 N Y .,1..4 L ,-, is --4. - -- f,. 1 I Q- e, - n' -- ez-...I 1..Lf J .Af -ll. - .4.-..- 'gt ... Y Q Y A,...j..A,.. I i , . , 3. - A . 5