St Johns Cathedral High School - Eagle Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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tgkfsxxxxx e Hnozzyyffffd 'HTr.r.r.r.r Bxnannnnni' Calendar This Program was after school: fYou see, we really do study some- times.j It took Sherlock Holmes the Second to find out who played the parts of the ghost and the cop in the Juniors' hair-raising, breath-- taking ghost episode. -Thanksgiving ! December - In the spring a-. Oh, it's Dec. 1-but those railings in front of school,-that brilliant sunshine and these balmy breezes.-I was posi- tive it was May 1. -S. S. C. Meeting. Lots of speeches. Christmas play gets under way. Those girls only think they are angels. jerry Beland hangs his stocking up by the fireplace and then like a good little boy goes to bed and waits for old St. Nick. But alas-Jerry must have been naughty. -Edifying and imposing reception of the Holy Name and Sodality of Our Lady members. -A beautiful feast-day that luckily comes on a school day. -Intelligence test. COh, yes, the Seniors really think they are intelli- gent. Poor trusting souls! It's a good thing they will never see the results of those tests.J -The angels are still rehearsing for the Christmas Play. -Afternoon-The Preview of The Crusader's Return. Evening-The Premier Performance. And what a success! -The Sister in the Main Assembly does a great deal of arguing, es- pecially with the Seniors and Jun- iors, but she Finally wins out, and the down-cast lassies and laddies reluctantly wend their way home- ward. They only wanted to stay home for one day but she told them they had to stay home at least 12 days. Orders are orders. 27- January 4-Another seasonal shift. Moving day. Everyone in the Main takes a new seat, according to the A. B. C's. 5-The movie, In the Service of the Queen, was flashed on the silver screen at St. John's. The girls are at present trying to recall the beau- tiful lines and trimming-effects of the hats worn by the heroines, so they can make their own Easter bonnets. T. Derry decided to open a Moderne Hatte Shoppe. She got so many elegant high-hattie ideas. -When it comes to cake and ice- cream the Sophomores really are Z1 very active and sociable crowd. Ev- eryone had a grand time. - Oh, examinations, how we all love examinations. CThis is the long forgotten chorus o f School Days. j -Despite all pessimism the Eagle will again soar as the Seniors out- vote a Yearbook. Overproduction, Depression or What-Have-You? Anyway the styl- ists predict a successful year es- pecially when it comes to those reddish-tinted corduroy trousers the boys are all wearing. Fire Sale? February -Chattering teeth and shaking knees greet Father Foren as he distrib- utes the report cards. -The ground-hog did not see hic shadow. What of it? -The Eagle will Hy, swim, live, or even play football with the very capable staff which the Seniors elected today. -The ancient custom of awarding a sweater to those worthies who earned one is again carried out. Coach King gives the boys a few fashion tips, How, When, Why and Where to Wear Your Sweater. 8-Dramatic and Glee Clubs present their talent to the appreciative audience. Page SW 1 9 3 2 E A e- L E D- sid- -. -wmaa

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D. 14K5x'xxxx. C ,p1yv:1J:1:1',y Tmffffff '-'xnnnnnnv Calendar -As Honest Abe worked, so did the boys when they beat Marquette. - And he cut down the cherry tree with his little hatchet-. -Who put salt in the sugar bowl at the S. S. C. luncheon? It's still a mystery. St. john's played host to the S. S C. leaders of other schools at a 5 o'clock luncheon. The much discussed Unemployment Insurance question is the topic of a friendly debate between Marquette and St. John's. CHowever unem- ployment is still prevalent and the Salvation Army is doing a flourish- ing business., March Basketball Tournament. The hap- py beginning and the sad ending- All in one night. -Marquette U. and Bethany College of Kansas make use of our audi- torium to carry on a verbal combat. How's this for astonishing news? Betty Fritsch is among those who write silence a couple of hundred times! -Father Murphy gives us a half-day off! -The Gum Chewers' Club unoffi- cially organized. However the mem- bers will not have their pictures exhibited in the Annual either as a group or otherwise. CVarious rea- sons.J -The First Day of the Retreat. Fa- ther Shaw is our Retreat Master. -The Retreat ends. It has prepared us for a Happier Easter. Our working days are over for a while. -Everybody is joyful today as school reopens after that very long Easter vacation. -The Seniors seem to be much pleased with their picturesg they have had them on exhibition for several days. neverlj CEgotistical? Oh, -A very active Senior class meeting was held in the choir room. 1 April -April Fool's Day. C1iddyap Na-- poleon it looks like rain-. But it doesn't rain and so the group pic- tures for the Annual are taken. 4-Seniors and Juniors are urged to 5 13 14 15 19 27 use some high pressure tactics to finance the Eagle, Example: Ex- tracting a dollar from Macdougal, Macdcugal 8: Co. -Several students having tooth trou- ble after the Senior Candy Sale. Freshman Popcorn Sale. Digniiied Seniors go dashing up and down stairs iuffqling a full bag of pop- corn. Mustn't drop a kernel! -Picture-taking day. A new business started by Senior boys. We've had candy salesmen, now we have a coat-renting agency. Full informa- tion available from Sophomore boys. Explanation-suit coats must be worn for pictures. -A dance for the benefit of the Eagle'l after school. Frank, Ralph, and Emanuel dance in a sprightly manner with a broomstick. -Sophomores show the Seniors that they too can put over a Candy Sale. We are always willing to learn. Dramatic and Glee Clubs entertain again. Three obstinate women are put in their places, a charming wid- ow keeps up appearances, and a bad boyl' is reformed-all in one afternoon. May 2-The Juniors sponsor a movie for the Eagle. The sad story along with the heart-breaking music pro- duced tear-filled eyes and audible sniffs. 13-Friday, the 13th, half of the Annual 18 goes to press. Some heart-felt sighs of relief are heard echoing through the halls. -Hear ye! Hear ve! The Eagle has gone finally! Worth the efforts? just ask the Staff! Cooperation- splendid and appreciated. Page Sixty-two W I 9 3 2 E A G L E -+ww fViWV k-W ij'