Cathedral High School - Spire Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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FIRST YEAR IS HARDEST W 5 x + fl QS Y. P' . A I- -tlz ,,,, I 5 'E' iz' -fi' ,Lg I . . I ' ' . X wg v,,, 4,9 i P .ABOVEZ Carol Lahr, Neil Elkjer, Jackie Steele, Kay Herting, Tom Boos, Jack Jasper, Dennis Dingman, Norma Jean Eischen, and Rolene Olson hold up Grendel, Coach Salemls dream man. LEFT: Pro- verbial lost freshmen La Rae Woelfel, Sharon Hen- nings, Mary Flynn, Joanne East, Nora McCabe, James Schmidt, Bob Boyum, Phyllis Weber, Tom Kent, and lWike Denevan consult programs the first day to find out where next. RIGHT: CHS courtesy goes into practice as Gene Abdallah, Larry Kean, and John lllurphy help the girls with their boots. The favored ladies are Sheila Kelley, Roberta Kolb, Connie Douthit, Carol Comstock, Clarese Deruyttery Rae Hunt, and Alice Toohey.

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AFTER After defefttxng the YV ashmg ton XVHYTIOTS for the Hrst tlme m sw xe1rs the Irlsh celebmted thelr basketball wetorx at the c1nteen B111 Kolb Audrey bollrnger eanette Aurlt and Hugh bn eenes dance to the mus1c of Sharon D1n1el5 helped by 1m Lounter Cdrolxn Bech told Gene Lambert Pat Garten Tom llllller Tom Kemp Pat Heulx and HDICC Horton gatmer around the pxano 3 BEFORE Before the lV1sh1ngton game the school gaxe lustx support at the pep meetmg Cheerlng urth x lm and vigor are Larol ein Idrnessen Darlene Dui fek Verna ohmon Nlary Cook Mrke lllyere Donna Nlemz Birbara Langdon Uarjorxe lblarquirdt Shirley BTUIHIFIQ Drtk Kogel Whrt ney 'VIundt Bull Stapleton Duck lrederleko 1m Ioley Ed Armotrong herald Hop k1nQ oe Burns Dlck Smy kle led Pxm and George Yanderloo

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HOMECOMIN G The cycle of events that make up Homecoming began with the nocturnal outdoor pep meeting. Blair Dravis, Homecoming chairman, introduced the speakers, Father Mardian, Coach Nusier Salem, the class presidents, who also happen to be gridiron heroes, Ron Fleming, Tom FitzGibbon and Rich Toohey, and also Pete Thraen and Jerry Francis. Next the Colleen, Carolee Green, was presented. The crowd then twisted itself into a snake dance which, led by the Colleen and the co- captains, Ron Fleming and Pete Thraen, wound its way to a bonfire at the scrimmage field. A serenade to the faculty in front of the convent finished the first evening's activities. The next afternoon the curtain of the Home Talent show went up on a variety of stars, among whom were square dancers, tap dancers, instrumentalists, vocalists, and leading ladies of the air waves. The solo prize was won by Bob Smykle for his vocal selection, and the group prize was won by a quartet of senior boys, Paul Rooney, Pete Thraen, Francis Synsvoll, and Blair Dravis. The game that evening was a loss to Holy Name of Omaha, 45 to 19, but the dance following was a win.