Cathedral High School - Echo Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Bluebirds Second In Catholic State Tourney Archbishop Bergan presents the trophy to John Steinauer as Holy Name's ace, Jim Decker, jubilates.. St. Cecelia's was held scoreless in the third period, but again triumphed. St..loe, College View, and York games were Cathedral's Losing to Holy Name was no disgmcev best. Sponsored by F ARMER'S MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. OF NEBR. and FREADRICH BROS.

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.Sr , . . ,, -B-g 313+ Q fa C' 'I ff- 21 . .11 W e f T E- E E H A i l 'W .VA V ' ' iii? R ' ' Wit ' 4 '12,-- ff I T.. Cowan H. Steinauer W. Sodman J.. Steinauer E.. Cripe C.. Studnicka 'Q ' J..Gour1ay A H T.Rice VARSITY BASKETBALL W. Reeves E..Brodecky S , WA . Elated by grid successes, the cagers never found conformable basketball spirit, drive or desire until the final game, where justly proud memories linger. The birds fell seven 5 times to heavler Class B competition.. fl Q T B..Rohren - in CHS 52 SACRED HEART CNORFOLKJ CHS 50 CONCORDIA CSEWARDU CHS 53 ST. BONAVENTURE fCOLUMBUSl CHS 60 ST. JOE CYORKJ CHS 44 ST. CECELIA KHASTINGSD ,, CHS so COLLEGE VIEW yy CHS 59 WAVEHLY ,,. ,S f . g ,pf Catholic Tournaments: Lx -lg if 'fag 8 'zzzl CHS ST. CECELIA KHASTINGSJ T CHS ST. JOE fOMAHAl Y' 'Tl R' CHS OMAHA HOLY NAME k CHS SYHACUSE A 1 5 it i,3QZ , Q i s CHS TEACHERS COLLEGE HIGH ig ' ii Hzil C g if I ' V ,H CHS ST. JOE lOMAHAl 'K CHS ST. MAHY'S CGRAND ISLAND? p f CHS ST. PATRICK'S CFREMONTl M CHS ADAMS CHS CATHEDRAL COMAHAP The reserves won twelve, DISTRICT TOUR NAME NT: CHS 45 YORK lost three.. Sponsored by MR. AND MRS. H. B. LILLY

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FOR THE RECORDS: Moose Sodman was the team nucleus: Cowan set up the play. Score unching Ed Cripe hit 19 points in one quarter, as glaverly was finally bested. Hank Steinauer's fifty-foot field goal didn't dis- suade Teacher's High. Seventy-three points against St. Mary's tied the previous high score record. Student managers Zimmer, Barrett and Olivetti. x is' f- s QL, BASEBALL NY Q I 'Wx ffm X Fine coaching and growing. enthusiasm attended Wx A' A 'J Cathedra1's second uniformed club , which defended .-,g-fx V K, Q! L 1951's six won, three lost record and state tourna- 09 ' ment rank. . G---In xi WINNING SPIRIT Monsignor Hellman, Vince Aldrich and Father Kalin, em- ployed in building men and the future, reactivated the Booster Club at the school's greatest athletic banquet. Sponsored by GOOCH MILLING 81 ELEVATOR COMPANY