Cathedral High School - Echo Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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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

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Jr. High city-le:-E-fue champs are, standing, left, J. Koch, B. Hartnett, B. oeppner, A. Parks, L.. Sullivan, Coach B. Weyiintg seated, J. overt, B. Bliss, N. Onofrio, D. Flynn, J. ompson, D.. Weygint, .l. Neal. J B. H I G II C H A Don Flynn, left, accepts M first-place City-league trophy and second-place P tournament trophy from Mr.. Claude Brown, Grand Knight of Columbus. Jr. High cheer leaders: Janice Berger, Mary .lo Admire, Ka Theis. Inset. Miss Rownd, school' nurse, but also staunch Bluebird supporter and faithful chauffeur. Mr. and Mrs. Straub lead Apple Bowl rooting section down Alvo streets. P CHS P.T.A. with customary gener- osity of time and service, serve students at First Friday breakfast. T Pouring, left, Mrs. Clothier, Mrs. Nevels fP.T.A. presidentl.. A Sponsored hy J. P. O'GABA