Bishop Heelan Catholic High School - Shield Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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' -' -A-X-111 1? -'Aff-1. ,rv '-5-MQ,-.v W 1 f f'fS:f'35?':-' X 1 M r - 5 Gs X , 22 A , U 'L 5'--- QQ. Clic lzield I 9 5 o Heelan Catholic High S Sioux City, Iowa chool :- Pag Qing ary Z ,H '.,g K, 'ff Q X Q F5 ,Z lx ' 6 ,d nw 4,55 Av is 3 Q fax 5 3 M me .,, , - u gig 3 N,A fN'x DEDICATIO A MEDIEVAL CUSTOM has been revived and put to a practical use in the erection of an ultra- modern school. ln the old civilization of Europe, it was common practice for the craft guilds to elect a patron saint to Watch over their Work and 5 protect it from mishap. The construction of I-Ieelan Catholic High School models a parallel in that the project was placed under the protection of Our Lady of Fatima. Under Our Lady's patronage no serious. accidents occurred, despite the great task involved. In fulfillment of a promise made to her by our principal, Monsignor Kevane, We dedicate this first volume of the yearbook to Our Lady of Fatima. L iii ,. uit Pain Us THIS FIRST ISSUE of the Shield is dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima, as an expression of our gratitude for her aid in the construction of our SCHOOL. Working with Our Lady, the ADMINISTRATION molds the Whole YOUTH, not only as future leaders, but also as citizens of heaven. In addition to the formal curriculum, can be found the various ACTIVITIES, which together with the SPORTS com- pose the entire YEAR. Stuff 4. Editor-in-Chief ....... Richard Stroup Copy Editor .... Barbara Feldhacker Photo Editor ............ Bill Iackson Assistant ........ Iim McKelvey Art Editor .............. Larry Flood Assistants ........ Virginia Desy Rosemary Keller. lean Cody Business Manaqer--Chester Belknap Assistants--Mary Sue Gentleman Robert Brault. Edward Moran. Courtney Sullivan Division Editors The School and Administration---Iacquelyn Ecker Youth ......... Patricia McGowan Sports ...... .... D onald Cimpl Assistants ........ Allen Desmond Donald Heenan Activities and the Year-- -Iim Uhing THE SCHOOL , Paar? V: 'G ve Caday fa Chair Co 0 raw NOVEMBER 24, 1946, a cold cmd wintry day, one thousand men met at the Cathedral and received Christ's blessing at Benediction, celebrated by Bishop Thomas L. Noa. Immediately after, the men went out into the homes of the Catholics of Sioux City to obtain signatures as pledges that the dream school would come true. THAT WAS TODAY!! The TOMORROW is now being realized. We of Heelan High wish to express our gratitude to these generous men and also to the equally generous persons who in any way made possible the advantages which we now enjoy. Z -. XAXXxXtkl'1fff,f!fX lar' XX x STAG S I DEVELGPME T - fi Building Situ. Comer of llth and Douglas Stnoh. as it appeared October B. 1948. Breaking of the Ground THE BREAKING OF THE GROUND for the new Heelan High School on' Octoljer 12, 1948, on the corner of llth and Douglas Streets by the Most Left to right: Father Francis Staber, Father Richard Sweeney, Bishop Ioseph Mueller, Father Fra ik Greteman behind the Bishop, Monsignor Kevane, Mayor Dan I. Conley, Father C. Hayes, Father Francis Friedel behind Father Hayes, and Father Regis. Pam Ve.. r' 41 Rev. Ioseph M. Mueller, Bishop of Sioux City, marked the beginning of a new era in Catholic education in the Sioux City diocese. AT THIS TIME it was difficult for the Catholics of Sioux City to see and realize the value and importance of this project. They knew, however, that this new source of education was sorely needed. During this, the first year ot its operation, it has proved itself capable of maintaining the highest standards in both scholastics and athletics. OF HEELA HIGH SCHOOL N f .Lin October 25. 1948 pecembu 1, 1943 H . EE Ianuary 15, 1949 Avril 1- 1949 G 5 , a MW 20' 1949 ' January. 1950 P533 xg.. Pas 1 2 f I 919 , - Ne ' 5 5 eg + + tix. -, X A If f 7 QL .. -Q :B t l f vvf -. - fe... shepherd of 331,500,000 arholics XI OPEN TO ME th e gates of justice , intoned the Supreme Vicar of Christy the door opened: another Holy Year began. Since the fourteenth century, every twenty-fifth year has been proclaimed a time of pilgrimage and special grace. The Hierarchy of the Church, as well as thousands of lay people, make an effort to visit the holy places of the Vatican. Nearly every nationality is represented at the bl ed ess gatherings during this period of Iubilee. A special bell within the bascilica tower, joining with those throu h tth Ca ' ' ' g ou e tholic world, proclaimed this half century mark a Holy Year. 52. MOST REVEREND THOMAS L. NOA, D. D. THE MOST HEVEREND THOMAS L. NOA, Coadjutor Bishop under Bishop Heelan, was the driving force behind the pledge cam- paign. Bishop Noa was ordained in December, 1916, after attending North American College in Rome. He arrived in Sioux City in Iune, 1946, leaving in October, 1947, after he had received an appoint- ment to the Bishopric of Mar- quette. MOST REVEREND EDMOND J. HEELAN, D. D. THE MOST REVEREND EDMOND I. HEELAN, second Bishop of Sioux City, first conceived the idea of a Catholic Co-educational High School. Bishop Heelan was ordained at All Hallows Seminary in Ireland. In 1919 he was con- secrated Bishop of Sioux City, and held this office until his death in 1948. Pa-:FIT 1 UL Page? MOST REVEREND JOSEPH M. MUELLER. D. D BISHOP OF SIOUX CITY THE MOST REVEREND IOSEPH M. MUELLER, present Bishop, carried to completion the work of his predecessors. Throuqh his perseverance and unceasinq work, Bishop Mueller has made the Heelan Hiqh School project an all-out success. A product of the Pontifical College of Columbus, Ohio, he was ordained in 1919. Before his assignment to this area in 1947, Bishop Mueller was the Pastor of the Cathedral Church, Bellville, Illinois. L Im Z I2 'I I I I ' I ' I ' I I I I ' I ' I I . I t I I I I I I I I I I I I Z Vf XXX! YW' I 11,4 fffff'77' is If ff f , ff f X If If If -ff Q f 1 ffm! I X,f-.1i0 IW W? CII :III I7 fv fflwf I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I ' I I ' I ' WNW ff! ffffyg .L f , fir f, W ff- If! , f f J f X9 X X 7 'V , X2 X M Ia'-A7 f ZIIII ffl, 5 X7 WX4 71-QL -ff V NIISTR IO AD' I IIII-II Illll II q -111 1,1111-1 -,.-...---- KL 13601 Msgr Sugcmf IC mm' PRINCIPAL DOUBLE HONORS were bestowed on Father Eugene Kevane, when Pope Pius XII elevated him to the rank of a domestic prelate with the title of Monsignor, and Most Rev. Joseph M. Mueller, Bishop of Sioux City appointed him principal of the new Heelan High School. On Wednesday, Novem- ber 23, 1949, Msgr. Kevane was invested in the purple robes of a domestic prelate by his Excellency, Bishop loseph M. Mueller. In the person of Msgr. Kevane, the Holy Father gave thanks to all the priests and people of Sioux City for laying the toun- dations of Heelan High School. To recOQ'nize the splendid work and generosity of these people, Rome honored one who helped to inspire and guide their good will, charity, and sacrifice in a noble cause. This was Rome's way of saying thank you . 'QL R'l REV MSGR EUGENE KEVANE was bom in Storm Lake where he attended elementary and high school Following graduation from Loras College Dubuque he attended the Gregorian University in Rome He was ordained in Rome in 1938 by Most Rev Ralph Hayes former rector of the North Amer ican College in Rome and now Bishop of Davenport Following his ordination Father Kevane was assist ant pastor at St Thomas Church in Emmetsburg and came to the Cathedral of Epiphany in 1939 as assistant In 1943 he enlisted in the Air Corps as a chaplain and after three years of overseas duty was honorably discharged with the rank of manor He returned to the Cathedral Parish in 1946 and has since been occupied with the erection of the new Heelan Catholic High School Hzztlzcr ,Ceo ,Ccuz ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FATHER LEO LENZ, assistant principal of Catholic High School, graduated from Trinity College in 1937, attended St. Paul Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota, and was ordained May 22, 1941. His first assign- ment was as assistant pastor at Sacred Heart Parish, Templeton, Iowa, where he remained until coming to Heelan High. Father Lenz is also active in sports, and was assistant coach of the 1949 varsity football team. 1 ,- , W, 1 ft F I fx fu fl, f 1 , 1 Slider ,Mary judifh, IK I1 M. REGISTRAR SISTER MARY IUDITH, B.V.M., regis- trar of Heelan Catholic High School, was principal of Cathedral High School for five years. Sister teaches language and mathematics. Pfgfis Xjg. E 'Ale Pagtig XREV. C. BILLIG, O. F. M. Saint Boniface RT. REV. MSGR. I. I. BERGER Cathedral ot Epiphany 2911 KISIIE ... ... REV. E. LILLY Saint Ioseph's the Father sent Me, so I send you. With these words, Christ our Lord ' gave us our pastors, the shepherds of the ten parish churches of Sioux CMFQ And as a most important part of their pastoral love and care for the souls ot us, their younq people, our pastors have cooperated to brinq Heelan Catholic High School into rea ity. Q lt is their parish school of Heelgn High are their student! body and their faculty. We pledge to them our loyalty as students now and 1 s Ddrishioners in A . V. SWEENEY int Iean Baptiste REV. C. . HAYES I f Sacred Heart RT. REV. MSGR. E. I. SMITH Immaculate Conception REXgie:Egd C!iPy I N vllluv ' A ma Www X M 411 x t Q REV. H.NE312EmMAN M -X Xxx- 1 aint ic ael's ' f iEgaQ','f4' I xii, lf X A REV. H. KORGIE, O. F. M. Saint Francis 7 X f REV. G. CESNA Saint Ccxsimir's ' A'1lm'fIfl' x Pain 7 Ui U16 Zzculfy , tty ,QA FATHER ALVER BEHRENS FATHER LAWRENCE BAUER REu i?.3, IV REIT? If I Annurgl Advisor Sieich Photography Sophomore Football, Golf B ildl S ervlsor FATHER FRANCIS CONWAY Rgilcgion III io ogy Economics Speech III, IV FATHER BAUER, Wno was ordained February 18, 1945, came to Heelan High Faculty from Assumption Parish, Emmetsburg, Iowa. FATHER BEHRENS, ordained Iune 2, 1945, came to our faculty from Corpus Christi Parish in Fort Dodge. FATHER CONWAY, coming from Si. Ann's Parish in Vail, Iowa, was ordained December 20, 1946. FATHER KELLY, before coming to our school, had been assigned to Blessed Sacrament Parish here in Sioux City. He was ordained May 23, 1944. FATHER THOM was ordained on April 10, 1943. He was appointed to St. Ios- eph's Parish at LeMars, Iowa, and from there he came to Hee-lan High. FATHER GERALD KELLY Religion IV u ng up Industrial Arts FATHER ELMER THOM Religion IV Freshman Football World History Latin I Sophomore Basketball U, S, History English I 521395011 Senior Class Advisor Drumutics sm SISTER MARY ALICE MARIE, B.V.M. Religion I Biology I General Mathematics General Science SISTER MARY CAROL, B.V.M. Religion I Spanish I SISTER MARY DENISE, O.S.F. Religion I Latin I Modem European History Freshman Class Advisor SISTER MARY EMILE ROSE, B.V.M. Glee Club SISTER MARY HENRIETTA, B.V.M. Religion II English II World Geography SISTER MARY IOAN OF ARC, O.S.F. Religion III English III English IV P5261 9 vi 4-I' .T 4. SISTER MARY JOAN PATRICIA BVM Religion II World History U. S. History Civics more Class A SISTER MARY IUANITO IOSEPH B V M Religion I French I French II English II SISTER MARY IUDITH, BV M CRegistrarl Geometry Ge er I Mathematics SISTER MARY LAURELLA B V M Iunior Cla s Advisor SISTER MARY LAURENE, B V M Rehqion II Enqltsh I, III, IV SISTER MARY LEONIDAS Pagbbio SISTER MARY MARIORIE, O.S.F. Religion II Physics Geometry Trigonometry Solid Geometry I , X . .J SISTER MARY PETER CLAVER, O.P. Religion I Librarian 'fs 3 fl miffi I-TM: SISTER MARY ROSAIRE, O.S.F. Biology General Science SISTER MARY ST. AUGUSTINE, B.V.M. Shorthand Typing Bookkeeping SISTER MARY THOMAS, O.P. Religion III Ioumalism III, IV English IV School Paper Advisor SISTER MARY THOMASSIA, B.V.M. Religion I Algebra I Geometry N ,M lp? SISTER GRATIA, S.C.C. General Sclence Chemistry German I General Mathematics 1 SISTER MYRONA. S.C.C. Home Management MISS MARILYN CURTIS, a native of Clothing and Tuma' Sioux City, attended Br-lar Cllti College, world HIMOW from which she graduated with a Ps-:2 2. MISS PATRICIA O'CONNOR Girls' Physical Education Director degree of Bachelor of Arts. O MISS PATRICIA O'CONNOR, a native of Dallas, Texas, and a graduate oi Texas State College for Women, joined our faculty at the beginning ot the second semester, when she assumed the duties of girls' physical education director. MISS BOETIE, a well-known art ln- structor and resident of this vtclnlty for many years, joined our taculty the second semester. She recelved her specialized training at Chicago Acad- emy oi Fine Arts, Columbia University, and Chicago School of Applied Arts. Previously, Miss Boetje was art super- visor in several Sioux City schools. MISS MARILYN CURTIS Modem History English I English II MISS MARY LOUISE BOETIE Art Supervisor MR. STEFAN SZEMLER, a native of Szekesfe- hervar, Hungary, is head of the Music De- partment at Heelan High School. Mr. Szemler studied music at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest. For six years he was head master of the Academy of Music in his home town. He then accepted the position as instructor in music in the Finnish States Academy of Music. During this time, he be- came a noted concert violinist, appearing in many famous European theatres. MR. STEFAN SZEMLER Head of Music Department MR. CON NIE CALLAHAN CONNIE CALLAHAN, a native of Leeds, Iowa, was a graduate of Sioux City's Trinity High School in 1944. He entered Momingstde Col- lege in 1946, where he majored in Physical Education, eaming his degree in midyear 1950. He was voted Little All-American back. first team, in his senior year at Momingslde. Callahan is assistant coach at Heelan High. He teaches modem history and acts in the capacity of study hall supervisor. MR. EDWARD F. SIMONICH Athletic Director Varsity Football, Basketball, and Track Coach Boys' Physical Education Director MR. EDWARD SIMONICH, a 1939 graduate of the University of Notre Dame, and former All-American fullback, came to Sioux City after eight highly successful years of coach- ing in schools in Montana. From 1939 to 1944, Mr. Simonich coached football and basketball at Carroll College of Helena, Montana, and was head of the physical training department of the Navy Training Unit at the college. He then tumed to professional football and played one season with the Chicago Bears. Later he retumed to Central High of Butte, Montana, where he coached from 1944 to 1947. In the fall of 1947, he came to Trinity High School as football coach. Big Ed is now coach of football, basketball, and track at 1-leelan High. Palgfia X12 MISS MARGUERITE FOLLETT MISS RUTH UNDERRINER Secretary Secretary WILLIAM RYAN Assistant Engineer MR. RALPH F. DREVES MR. ELMER M. CARVER Chief Enqineer Assistant Enqineer Pag34 VE, L 4 ltr Ill - I I . .......-..I ......l. I L 1 ,W H NT- YOU 'FH , A SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pictured left to right: Pauline Grogan, Vice-Presidentp Richard Stroup, Presidentg Mary Chicoine, Secretaryg Tom Tooey, Social Chairman. The tour people ot distinction pictured above are the senior class officers, elected by the members of the senior class, for this year. Pa-E536 Us- ed ffl-5 25'-1' Eff, ...l-i1 FRANCIS AUDINO Bobo Football: lntramural Basketball: Boxing: V 4? Tumbling: Tennis: Glee Club: Homecoming Cam- mittee: Honor Student: Monogram Club: bate Club Seniors DOLORES BARRETT PAUL BEACOM ROBERT BEACON' EILEEN BEGNOCHE Dee P. Q. Whitey Ei G16-G Club: Football: Intramural Intramural Basketball Sodality: Honor Student: Sllldefll Committee: Basketball: Boxing: Student Council Sodality Tumbling: Speech Club: Sodality 'IF 1950 CHESTER BELKNAP IAMES BERNOSKI IO ANN BERTRAND WILLARD BER-1-RAND DOROTHY BESCH Chet Stretch Hmrdie.. ,,Birdie,, Dot Choir: Debate Club: Football: Basketball: Glee Club: Sodumy Football. Boskerbcu, Basketball: Intramural Sodality: Crusader Staff: Intramural Bcskefbell: Annual Stall IOAN BOGAARD Bogie Glee Club: Sodality: Dramatics DOUGLAS BOGENREIF Intramural Basketball: BUSke'bG11fBfmdfSOdG1itY Intramural Track: Box- T , - ing: Tumbling: Choir: Intramural rack, Box . ' : T bl' : Ch ': Sodahty: Monogram Club mg um mg OH Monogram Club: Student Committee ROBERT BRAULT Bob Football: Track: Intra- mural Basketball: Intra- mural Track: Tumbling: Debate Club: Homecoming RICHARD BRAUNGER Bugs Committee: Annual Staff: Dick JAMES BRIDE Baseball: Intramural Honor SU-1Cl91'1li PhOlOQ1'C1- Choir: Speech Club: Pee Wee Basketball: Intramural Phi' Club: M0I1OQ1'CIm Homecoming Committee: FOOtlDf1ll: BCISk9IbGll MGI'-1 Track: Choir: Science Club! StudentCOunCi1: Photography Club: Baseball: Choir: Cheer- Club SPUHQ PlGY Student Council leader: Monogram Club .13 IEAN MARIE BROGAN BEVERLY BROWN IACOUELINE CAHILL HARRY CALFIOR FRANCES CALHOON Ieanie Bev Iackie Shots Callie Intramural Basketball: Sodality Basketball: Choir: Band: Basketball: Intramural Glee Club: Sodvlity: Sodality Glee Club: Cheerleader Basketball: Tu-mbling Dfflmfilics S O T fa 2 SYBIL CI'-IAMBERLAIN MARY CHICOINE DONALD CIMPL MARGARET COOLIDGE ROBERT CURRY Syb Chick Don Peggy Bob Basketball: Choir: Band: Inlfcmuml BUSk9YbCI11: Basketball: Baseball: Basketball: Intramural Football: Basketball: Orchestra: Sodality: Prom Sodulity: Student COLmCil Intramural Basketball: Basketball: Glee Club: Intramural Basketball: Committee Glee Club: Science Club: Sodqlity: Homecoming Photography Club: Sodality: Crusader Staff:C0mmittee: Photography Monogram Club Annual Staff: Club: Dramatics: Queens Honor Student Attendant VIRGINIA DESY Ginger Glee Club: Sodallty: Homecoming Committee: RICHARD DOYLE Annual Staft: PATRICIA DOW Dick RUSSELL DOYLE Photography Club: DONALD DONQVAN Putty Intramural Basketball: Russ Dramatics Slick Sodallll' Glee Club: Sodality Intramural Basketball F 'Z 0 'SJ' 49 wo' CU if ALANNA IOHNSTONE Lon.nie Choir: Glee Club: Sodality: Catherdalite Staff: Crusader Stall: Honor Student: Student Council: Girls' State Runner-up IOHN KAYON Iocko Football: Basketball: Baseball: Track: Tennis: Debate Club: Monogram Club: Student Council Seniors ROBERT KINNEY Doc Football: Basketball: Baseball: Track: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Track: Choir: Sodality: Prom Committee: Monogram Club WILLIAM LADDUSAW Bill Choir: Glee Club: Student Council I..aVONNE KLOUCEK Bonnie Basketball: Choir: Glee Club: Debate Club: Speech Club: Science Club: Sodality: Honor Student IAMES LANTIS ' lim Football: Basketball: Baseball: Track: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Track: Glee Club: Sodality: Homecoming Committee: Prom Committee: Monogram Club f'17L ,mtl TIMOTHY KELLY LAWRENCE KIMSEY WILLIAM KINGSLEY Tim Lu Willie Golf: Tennis: Intramural Glee Club: Sodality: Intramural Basketball: Basketball Photography Club: Intramural Track Baseball: Intramural Basketball ' K T5 : K S E. ALAN KOCK VIVIAN KOCK ANN KUBAL A1fo15e Viv Blondie Basketball? Track: Intramural Basketball: Glee Club: Sodality: Intramural Basketball: 50dG1ifY: HOnOr Student Intramural Track: Sodality: Honor Student MICHAEL LARSON Mike Intramural Basketball 'R .4- .. lf+lE7f. Honor Student: Student Council PATRICK LQVELLE SALLIVSEENNON Pm Intramural Basketball: Intramural Basketball: Library Club, Intramural Traclf: sodomy, ' Chow sodomy Homecoming Committee ,+A f Q ai? -If--'sv Wwirfgr 33. fb, 1. ld? H ll ov x. YJ IEANETTE LILLY Willie Glee Club: Sodality HELEN ANNE LILLY Ellen Ann Photography Club Seniors IEANETTE MARECKI lance Sodality: Homecoming Committee: Photography Club: Student Council AUDREY MCFADDEN Aud Choir: Glee Club: Sodality: Homecomiriq IOHN MARLEY Iohn Intramural Basketball: Intramural Track: Sodality: Honor Student IAMES MCGUIRE Chips Football: Basketball: Track: Intramural Committee: Iunior- Basketball: Intramural Senior Banquet Track: Choir: Band: Committee Cheerleader IoANN LOE'I'Z Wimpy Glee Club: Sodality i- PATTI LUEBBEN Pat Band: Sodality: Honor Student: Music: Student Committee MARY LYON Mary Intramural Basketball: Band: Glee Club: Sodality: Dramatics: Student Council: junior Red Cross: Basketball: Basketball Co-Manager I95O IAMES I. MCCARTI-IY ..Si.. Football:, Intramural Basketball: Intramural Track: Speech Club CHARLOTTE ANN MCINERNEY Mac Glee Club: Sodality IAMES M. MCCARTI-IY Mac Track: Intramural Track: Intramural Basketball IAMES McNeill .mmm Choir: Student Council IOAN MCCOLLIGAN Pee Wee Homecoming Committee RAYMON MINGO ...rinyn Football: Intramural Basketball: Boxing: Tumbling: Sodality: Football Student Manager: Spring Play -v 'J' .al fd 'S' mm za 9 iw JOAN DRIES JACQUBLYN ECKER MARYLOU ENGLE IEAN ENRIGHT IANET ES!-AVA 'laanieu Iackie Lou Ieanne an Intramural Basketball: Glee Club: Sodalityg Glee Club: Sodqlityg Intramural Basketball: Glee Club Sodality Glee Club? S0dC1lilY1 Crusader Staffp Home- Cheerleader Glee Clubg Choirg Honor Student Hana' Salaam coming Committeeg An- Sodality nual Statfg Honor Student: Dramaticsg Cathedralite Staff Y X 1 Q 0 R 3l1I0l'S VINCENT FARRER BARBARA FELDHACKER SHEILA FLAHERTY ANNA MARIE GBERON Vince Barb Sheila Toots Basketball: Intramural Choir: Glee Club: Sodal- Bosketboll: Choirg Glee Basketball: Glee Club: ity: Cathedralite Staffg Clubp Sodalityg Dramatics Sodalityg Crusader Staff: Dramatics Cathedralite Staff: Annual Staff: Honor Student: Dramaticsg Music JAMES GOERGEN RAYMOND GRAHAM Zeke Pappy Baseball: Intramural Footballg Baseball: JANICF al-EASON MAXINE GOEDEN Basketballg Intramural Intramural Basketballg MARION GRALAPP lame l MGX Track: Boxingg Choirg Intramural Trackg Glee Re G16-Q Club: Sodellivj Giae Clubg G. Y. Club: Glee Club Club: Monogram ciab, Glee Club saaam Cheerleader? Dffmflfs Spanish Club Spring Play Christmas Crib Committee S nn P 'CV Hifwiiilttllimf kli 5f2f fl - Am lf- J THOMAS HARDEN bm 1 - x All JOHN GREVE GAIL GRIMSLEY PAULINE GROGAN lack Gig I UPU'-11 Intramural Bqgketbglli Intramural Basketball Choir: Glee Club: Immmuml Track. Sodality: Cathedralite Qrchestm ' Staff: Homecoming Committee: Honor Student: Student Council: Toast- mistress for the Junior- Senior Banquet. RICHARD HARTNETT PAUL HATT DOLORES HAWKINS Rick Paul Dee Football: TfGCk: Homecoming Committee: Glee Club: Soladity: Intrcmurul Basketball: Intramural Basketball: Student Council Intramural Track: Sodality: President of Monogram Club: Student Council PHILLIP HOLLAND Flip Football, Basketball: MARY LEE HOWARD Baseball: Tennis: Choir: Band: Orchestra: Glee Club: Crusader Stall Student Council WILLIAM IACKSON Bill lntramural Basketball: Intramural Track: Baseball: Debate Club: Speech Club: Sodality: Crusader Staff: Home- Howie , l Sodumy, Junior- coming Committee: Senior Banquet Annual Stuff: Committee Photography Club JOYCE HARRISON Tom lOY Basketball: Track: S0dGlilY Choir DORIS HOFFMAN LEONA HESSEN Dorie Bubbles G199 Clllb: Choir: Glee Club: CTUSUCIGY Slflffi Debate Club: Sodality: Honor Student FRANCES MAE IENKS Tootie Glee Club: Sodality: Dramatics gg Cathedralite Stott ROSEMARY IENSEN Rosie Glee Club: Soladity: Honor Student: Music -6 53' ,N '53 Q ,ji I I I 3. RAYMOND MITCHELL MARY ANN MUMMERT IAMES MURRAY PI-IILLIP NERI IOAN NESWICK HRGYH Marr,f' lim Phil Sally Football: Basketball: Sodality: Homecoming Football: Basketball: Football: Boxing: Choir: Glee Club: Sodality: Intramural Baslrelballr Cgmrnllleei pholoqmplly Track: Baseball: Prom Committee: Homecoming Committee: lrrlramural Baseball: Club: Dmmcllcsr Intramural Basketball: Monogram Club Photography Club Student Committee Intramural Track: Boxing: Tumbling: Golf: Tennis: Sodality: Prom Intramural Track: Glee Club: Monogram Club: Football Student Mal-lager Committee: Monogram Club: Student Committee SEl1'0 I S ,i PHILLIP O'BRIEN Sfl-El-l-A Q'CQNNQR SI-IELIA O'I-IERN PHYLLIS QMER Phil Dale Shell Phil Intramural Basketball: Soclallty Glee Club: Sodality: Glee Club: godalllyr Sodality Homecoming Committee: Homecoming Comrrlrlleer PHOIOQTGPIIY Club Prom Committee BARBARA PERRIN Barb Giee Club: Sodality: BARBAFA PFRSCHY ICANN PRINCE ELAINE OSBORN Homecoming B595 Prime Ossie Committee: Sodqhtw Q Glee C11-lb: Sodality Cheerleader PhOtOfJfGPhY Club Sodality IOHN O'NEILI.. Sam Football: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Track: Boxing: Debate Club: Science Club: Sodality: Crusader Stall Homecoming Committee: Prom Committee: Honor Student: Monogram Club: Student Council: Boys State VINCENT RAGO Rock Football: Basketball: Base- ball: Track: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Track: Boxing: Tumbling: Choir: Band: Glee Club: Sodality: Monogram Club: Dramatics 'X we 'S 432: ,Q 1'-.T GENEVA RAHER ROBERT REHAL FRANCIS REILLY Gen Smokey Ben Soclality Football: Track: Basketball: Intramural Intramural Basketball: Basketball: Soclctlity: LEO ROEPKE .,Rip,, Intramural Basketball: Sodality IOSEPHINE SANEM NIO.. Glee Club: Sodality Intramural TYGCIC: Glee Homecoming Committee Club: Sodality: Photography Club: Monogram Club Seniors EDWARD ROWE Molaki Ed Football: Track: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Track: Boxing: Tumblinq: Monogram Club PAULINE SAUNDEBS PUNCl'I Basketball: Intramural Basketball: Glee Club: Sodality ,fx I J 44 Ce s 'THOMAS REILLY Hmp., Intramural Basketball: Science Club: t, IOI-IN RICKWA Rick Baseball: Intramural Basketball: Boxing: Sodglify Choir: Glee Club: Speech I95O JAMES RUSH CATHERINE RYAN Little Leo CathYH Football: Basketball: Baseball MARY ANN SCHNEIDERS Sam Glee Club: Sodality: BITA SCHULTE Dramatics HTOHQGH Avi 0 Club: Homecoming Committee: Dramatics DAVID SABAG Iunior Basketball: Baseball: Intramural Basketball: Tntramural Track: Boxing: Golf: Sodality WILLIAM SHEAHAN Bill Track: Intramural Basketball lnramural Track wt f : tt B eliet Sl t IOHN SHEEHAN MARY ANN SKARNULIS DANIEL SMITH Iohn'-' Mary Ann Dan Glee Club: Sodality Basketball: Intramural Dramatics: Student Council: Class Secretary: Class President Basketball: Choir: Science Club: Sodality: Homecoming Committee: Honor Student Seniors 2 BENEDICT STANISLAV RICHARD STANTON THOMAS STOUP Ben Rod Roy Glee Club: Debate Club: Football: Track: Homecoming Intramural Basketball: Committee: Glee Club: Homecoming Committee: Photography Club: Monogram Club Honor Student IEAN SPAKOSKY Spike Sodality: Homecoming Committee, Student Council l95O RICHARD STROUP Tiny Senior Class President: Football: Boxing: Intra- mural Basketball: Intra- mural Track: Sodality: Crusader Staff: Annual Staff: Cheerleader: Monogram Club Secre- RICHARD SPECK Speck Intramural Basketball: Cheerleader IERRY SULLIVAN Sully Football: Intramural Basketball: Band tary-Treasurer: Student Council THOMAS TOOEY Olaf IAMES THORNTON Football: Basketball: lim Track: Intramural Basket- VIRGIIQA SWANSON Basketbalkl Ingrjamural ball: Tumbling: Choir: H WGUUISH DARLENE THISSEN Basketbcl: XiUQI S eech Club: Homecom- Sodality: Dramatics: Dm DARLENE THOMPSON Tennis: Band: Glee S-lg Comxnitteei prom Sflldeflf Council? Choir: Sodality: Dm , Club: Debate Club: Committee: Monogram Iunior-Senior Banquet Homecoming S0dC1li1Y7 ll-lf1l0f Red Speech Club, Club: Class social Committee Commmee Cross Representative Sodcmy Chairman rd ur'- A -'1 Aung 1 SLYVIA TljITZ JAMES UHING MARY ANN WAGGONER WALTER WAGNER JAMES WALSH HHGPPY l lim WGqS Honus Knobby S0dGmYi Homecownq: Basketbally ChOif7 F0OibC!11i BGSk9ibC11l: Track: Intramural Bas- C0mmm997 I'-lmof' Choir: Glee Clubp Student COUHCH: Golf: Sodcxlityg ketballg Intramural Track Senior Banquet Science Clubg Spanish Club Monogram Club Tumbling: Golf: Committee Annual Staffg Honor Science Club: Student: Dramatics Sgdglity URSULA WALSH IAMES WIGGS Ursie lim Glee Club: Sodalityg Honor Student Honor Student: rf Cheerleader: Student fe- Cou ncil '. 0 0 '10 - E T x Q! g - - - 'W ef 1 , Q Jzq s X 1 l Y Gem-hy Aww l '94 df, 'Sf fb 'J - 4- Y I Y . P Pfcqse n 5-'lo ' 'A 04' owe 60Jy,rvY 6 711 aff'-1 elf'- al A SA xl gf M l A ly ts. Room 308, Left to Right: I. Sheahan, Vice-President, P. Walsh, Sccicl Chairman: C. Stanislav, President: F. Mahr, Secretary-Terasurer. J O Home Room Officer Room 309, Left to Right: P. Brennan, Secretary-Treasurer, L. Flood, Social Chairman: I. Murray, Vice Presidenty T. Bulzak, President. Rocm 418, Left to Riqht: M. S. Ge itleman, Social Chair- manp I. Kramper, Vice President: E. Guiriane, Secretary- Treacurerg I. Hawkins, President. -:iii-U Room 303, Left to Right: M. Mitchell, Social Chairman: E. Moran, President: P. McGowan, Vice-President, F. O'Meara, Secretary-Treasurer. PEQ7 Ve, ff 1 .1 9 af 9. ig ' N we 252 if -355' A 1 es f , Q7 ' ly V 4' V F f W- ::A1w' wffgzwlffiakff Q we 5 ll lt ,F 1' 5' H I' 3 Iiikv 'Vff 'Y' Q ts' gf 2 gg wa' 5' -6, K5 VT? Mifvw 1 5 Q P43- an PNK Yr 41 i I gh, Siligfigi W ....,, ? .,,.. . Raom 301, left to right: T. McCluhar1, President: R. Lemelc, Room 402' left to right. T. Ienks' Treasurer: A. Duncan' g'1C?fgj1fief1'fIf- KUSHY1 SecretGrY'TreUsurer7 I' Fessenden' Vice President, M. McDonald, Secretary, T. Cavillo, Presi- ocia airma dem. Rocm'40l, lelt to right: I. Bell, Vice Presidentg M. Frisbie, Presidentg T. Ward, Social Chairmang A. Wood, Secretary- Treasurer. Room 406, left to riqht: T. Hanrahan, President: I. Moran, Rocm 404' 192 tolgqht D' Osmhongky' SeCf9tmY'TreUSu'er Vice President, P. Barrett, Secretary-Treasurer, I. Naughton, I' 50116161 resl em: I' Kurzak' Vice Presldemf B' Kmqe Social Chairman. Social C Cmmun' tvlfi' -9 12 '?' rv fr 3 Q A 5 3 ll ll 'fav' G Q' le -Q -5 us , QM M if , . 1- my , , LQg s'i4,v 5' Qing' gi-i 1 i..m 9' 6 Q '2' v : 6' W' A W V -D iq' 'gag Hg: ' f X V 5 5 QQN ' .A .V , wx . 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Tope, G. Icauron, I. McKenna, I. Shay, B. Spencer, C. Wiqqs, P. McCord. SOPH' ? f 0 A579 '?'T?.-sig' X6', A 2 Z f x J ns? 47- 0 I, lf9l9L n'1' .zZ5g .:Z X ., 4 , -Tivo, Page 43 U5-. Frosh Officers Pcom 410 left to right M Hedemark Vice President P Pocm 426, leit to right: P. Nye, Secretary-Treasurerg M. Crll tt bOlf1lCDl'lC1ll'TlCIl'l D Heeian President P Haley McGinnis, Vice President: I. Navin, President, M. Patten, Secretary C Ulil Treasurer SacialChai1mar1. Room 425, left to riqht: I. Clark, Secretary-Treasurer, P. Tritz, Social Chairman, M. Connors, President, I. Donovan, Vice President. Hocm 324, left to right: non, President, I. Kent, tary-Treasurer. U -P. Kramper, Vice President, D. Len- Social Chairmang P. Kelley, Secre- 5 ' 5 5 53 'Y ' X 1 M if ' ' 4 ,wQ, gt ' 'ii 545. 6. 5 5 5' 'Q' '25 'Eg' 'ff 3 3 1 sf w 1- 1' I W' I Ply, wo 71 m x.,'gg3a mikyh iggffa 35? tv? 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N9 M e 635609 Y Lord egliimiilolo Qnd Friday Morning Chapel Hour Highlighting all the hours of the week, every week of the schoolyear, is the 'Cathedral Hour' from 8:45 to 9:45 each Friday moming for the hundreds of students of Heelan High. This hour, a kind of laboratory period for the religion classes, may be said to replace the regular book work in such way so as to integrate the secular phase of our education with that of the spiritual. The clergy of the faculty altemate offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and in hearing confessions. Each week a pastor of one of the city parishes addresses the student congregation upon one of a series of selective ser- mbns. YI? . M N Crusader Staff: Front Row, left to right: Sheila Flaherty, Richard Stroup, Alanna Johnstone. Second Row: Iacquelyn Ecker, Doris Hoffman. Third Row: Bill lsenberqer, Chet Belknap, Phil Holland, Iohn Rickwa, Don Cimpl. Not pictured: Barbara Feldhacker, Leona Hessen, Tom Hardin, lim McKelvey, Rita Schulte. With a unique system of rotating editorship, the staff of the Crusader is composed of seniors and juniors who work in joumalism. The four editors this year were all senior qirls: Barbara Feldhacker, Alanna Iohnstone, Leona Hessen, and Iacquelyn Ecker. P52-CQ Staff for the l950 Shield Richard Stroup we X '09 wo 412 THE FI E WHEELS W MQW N 1' Paiexii Art Editor Flood Many were the harassing hours hap- pily spent by the 1950 staff in producing this First I-ieelan High Annual . . . THE SHIELD. The students on the staff were recommended by their various teachers, and directed by Father Behrens, publica- tion advisor. Faithful to the last deadline . . . to the last page oi paste-ups were Editor Stroup, Artist Flood, Copy Editor Feld- hacker, Photographers Mclielvey and Iackson, Business Manager Belknap, Dl- vision Editors Ecker, McGowan, Cimpl, Uhing and other assistants, Desy, Keller, Cody, Gentleman, Brault, Moran, Sullivan and Heenan. Never shall they forget those Saturday morning staff meetings winding up no ear- lier than 5:00 P. M.: nor the confusion re- sulting over copy, sketches, subscriptions, covers, and the countless details which produced this memorable bit ot history in Catholic education in Sioux City. l The Staff at work ? ? ? Boys' Choru First Row, left to right: I. Bride, P. Meis, D. Manna, M. Valladolid, B. Feauto, D. Reilly, D. Spenner, B. Russell, B. Laddusaw, W. Cruz. Second Row: V. Rago, W. Bertrand, B. Rehal, P. Neri, F. Audino, D. Miller, I. McColligan, I. McKnight, E. Moran B. Stanislav, G. Kinney. Third Row: P. Rickard, B. Engel, P. Holland, B. Shannon, T. Tooey, T. Stoup, D. Smith, I. Walsh, E Walsh, E. Dietschy, R. Obrekaitis I. Bemoski. Fourth Row: I. Goergen, D. Beacom, B. Bride, L. Walsh, E. Murphy, I. Uhinq I. Tinan, H. Staber, C. Stanislav, A. Desmond, D. Mycka, Fifth Row: C. Meier, E. Rowe, I. McKelvey, D. Welsh, R. McGarry I. Preece, L. Kimsey, E. Guinane, C. Kellen. I i 1 Music Hath Its Charm Hinderecl by a late start, the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs, together with the mixed chorus progressed very ra- pidly under the able direction of Sister Mary Emile Rose, B. V. M., and Pro- lessor Szemler. The Girls' Glee Club, numbering l5O members, have the following as offi- cers: Mary Ann Skarnulis, president: Vonda Lee Solomon, vice president: Pauline Grogan, treasurer, and Helen Claire Hall, secretary. Section leaders are Iean Skuza, Theresa Haas, Margo Mitchell. Librarians are Doris Poches, Iulie Kramper, Iane Entringer, Mary Clare Benton, Carol Ecker, and Barbara Haried. The Boys' Glee Club, with its 60 members, chose Williard Bertrand as presidentg Vincent Rago, vice president: Tom Tooey, secretaryy and Tom Stoup the treasurer. A delightful program was presented by the three groups in Heelan High Au- ditorium, Friday evening, May 19. H233 Vs.. Girls' Glee Club, First Row, left to right: R. Ostymer, D. Dicus, G. Wetzel, M. Fachmann, F. Pranke, R. McKenzie, S. Kelley M. Huffman, D. Kinney, B. Grillet, S. Kelley, I. Sullivan, M. I. Wildo, A. Flaa, P. Grillet, A. Thompson, M. Rohwar, I. Boyle M. Swanson, L. Fischer. Second Row: M. Peterson, V. MCG-ewan, B. Stewart, M. Connors, I. Lilly, I. McKenzie, M. Eufers, B Bride, A. Lawler, M. Grillet, C. Enright, L. Pranke, M. Clark, M. LctVelle, B. McKenna, P. Luft, I. Stephen, A. Reimer, M. I. Foster Third Row: P. Haley, E. Wisner, H. Mitchell, C. Ecker, B. Trudeau, A. Wood, I. Gulbrorison, I. Bell, M. Cruz, S O'Brien, L, Iohnson, C. Boyle, D. Scully, P. Pritchard, D. Cloud, N. Flynn, I. Cunningham, A. Wiltgen, P. Doyle, B. Lamour- eaux, V. Solomon. Fourth Row: M. Calhoon, I. Blakey, C. Funke, M. Walding, I. Hamilton, R. Schulte, I. Sheahan, I. Hewitt Girl ' Glee Club Mixed Choru Mixed Choir, First Row, left to right: I. Cunningham, I. Bell, P. McGowan, P. Grogan, I. Enright, I. Lilly, B. Perrin, I. Bride, P. Meis, D. Manna, M. Valladolid, B. Feauto, D. Reilly, D. Spenner, B. Russell, B. Laddusaw, W. Cruz, A. Lawler, S. Scott, R. Schulte, A. Wood, C. Ecker, B. Grillet. Second Row: D. Poches, M. Peterson, I. Gulhronson, P. Stewart, G. Wetzel, V. Rago, W. Bertrand, B. Rehal, P. Neri, F. Audifio, D. Miller, I. Mccolliqan, I. McKnight, E. Moran, B. Stanislav, G. Kinney, C. En- right, M. Clark, M. Connors, M. Bateman, R. Reimer, I. Skuza. Third Row: M. Grillet, A. Wiltgen, C. Webster, G. Meier, R. McKenzie, P. Rickard, B. Eigel, P. Holland, B. Shannon, T. Tooey, T. Stoup, D. Smith, I. Walsh, E. Dietschy, R. Obrekaifis I. Bernoskl, M. Famer, M. Walding, C. Murphy, P. Curry, D. Lynch, R. Keller. Fourth Row: D. Dicus, M. F. Mclnerney, H. D. Hawkins, B. Perrin, P. Grogan, I. Enright, I. Kramper, K. Anderson, M. Bateman, I. Kueny, I. St. Onge, I. Kobald, I. Clark V. Murray, D. Keough, F. Bussanmas, H. Hall. Fifth Row: C. Frelcing, R. O'Donnell, V. Kurzalc, I. Rozman, C. Feuhrer, P Iordan, M. Cosgrove, B. Schreiber, B. Curry, C. Murphy, M. Conley, M. Murphy, P. McGowan, B. l-laried, A. Diclceis, M. A Skarnulis, S. Flaherty, E. Otis, M. Mitchell, S. Doyle, P. Goebel, T. Haas, D. Rutawicz, F. Coolidge. Sixth Bow: D. Poches I. Manderscheid, C. Kleeman, I. Bride, B. Elliot, P. Kramper, I. Casey, I. Clark, P. Brennan, H. Laskovsky, C. Webster, P Blangy, C. Cosgrove, A. Braunger, M. L. Berberich, P. Curry. B. Lemek, D. Lynch, M. A. Costello, I. Entringer, N. Famer, B Davis, M. F. Mclnerney, M. A. Galusha, D. Barrett, M. Bendixen, C. Seikciec. Seventh Row: I. Skuza, T. Bulzak, I. Gleason Girl ' Glee lub Mixed Choru Laskovsky, D. Barrett, E. Otis, I. Gleason, I. Georgen, D. Beacom, B. Bride, L. Walsh, E. Murphy, I. Uhing, I. Tinan, H. Staber, C. Stanislav, A. Desmond, D. Mycka, M. I. Hewitt, M. Mitchell, K. Anderson, V. Kurzak, I. Boyle, B. Haried, I. Sullivan. Fifth Row: A. Dickens, M. Murphy, B. O'Donnell, D. Ftutowicz, M. A. Skamulis, D. Hawkins, R. Mitchell, C. Meier, E. Rowe, I. McKelvey, D. Welsh, R. McGarry, I. Preece, L. Kimsey, E. Guinane, C. Kellen, V. Solomon, I. Kramper, H. Hall, S. Doyle, I. Clark, M. Conley, M. I. Wildo, V. McGowan. Sixth Row: M. l. Foster, I. St. Onge, M. Cruz, R. Ostymer, I. Sheahan, N. Flynn, D. Cloud, E. Wisner, C. Funke, P. Iordan, I. Kobald, I. Bozman, B. Elliot, M. Benton, I. Collins, H. Mitchell, B. Lamor- eux, M. L. Berberich, A. Braunger, T. Haas, T. Bulzak. C. Feuhrer, P. Goebel, P. Blangey, D. Keouqh, M. Cosgrove, B. Lemek. P54339 l r l First Row, left to right: Mary Ann O'Connor, Mary Io Erickson, Armand Choquette, Martin La Ferriere, Dick Ford, Art Watson, Bob Beyer. Second Row: Mary Lyon, Frances Mahr, Vince Delahay, Bob Smith, Carol McKenna, Professor Szemler. Third Row: Iim Everingham, Carol Marie Zweifel, Ierry Boulay. The School Band Probably the most school-minded group in school, band members have given up all of their study periods to practice, This group appeared at the basketball games and at pep rallies, to add zest and spirit to the student body. Though small in num- ber, their enthusiasm and pep added much to school life this past year. Their 'red letter day' was May 19, when they appeared with the chorus to present a very worthwhile and highly entertaining program for the public. Mr. Stefan Szemler is the head of the music department at Heelan High, with Vince Delahay, junior, acting as student director. The Sioux City Symphon A Heelan Catholic High Symphony is our fond hope and ambition. ,Z- Pictured left to right, first row: R. Mitchell, I. Sabag, W. Bride, W. Bertrand, R. Stroup, R. Rehal, I. Kayon. Second Row: P. Neri, B. Waggener, R. Kinney, E. Rowe, F. Audino, V. Rago, F. O'Meara. Third Row: I, Murray, T. Hardin, B. Schreiber, W. Wagner, I. O'Neil1, E. Moran, I. Pauley, R. Graham, I. McGuire. Fourth Row: Iim Murray, I. Lantis, R. Brault, I. Ber- noski, T. Stoup, R. Curry, R. Hartnett, T. Tooey, E. G-uninane, H. Staber. MONOGRAM OFFICERS The Monogram Club, composed of all major letter-winners in the major sports, was the first club to be or- ganized in the new school, under the direction of Coach Simonich. Their ac- tivities included caieteria supervisiom operation oi the concession stand, pa- trol duty in the gym during athletic contests, sponsoring of social functions, such as sock dances and the highly successful Monogram dinner dance, April 20. mmm ,sv Dick Hartnett Tom Tooey Tiny Stroup P553 Shutterbug Officers, left to right: Ierry Hartz, treasurer: Iim McKelvey president: Jean Cody, secretaryg Bill Linden, vice president. The Shutter Bugs One of the outstanding clubs at Heelan High is the Shutterbuqs. Most of the pictures used in our 1950 an- nual were supplied by its members. The main purpose of this organization is to leam photography and its var- ious ramifications. Under the direction of Father Behrens, an expert in this field, and assisted by President Mclielveyg Vice President Linden: Treasurer Hartz, and Secretary Cody, the Thursday night meetings have been most interesting and informative. The Shutterbugs have a beau- tifully equipped darkroom which is open to club mem- bers after school and on meeting nights. A familiar sight in the darkroom. A meeting night Pagiiis Left to right: Mary Ann Gralapp, lim Goerqen, Suzanne Doyle, Ramond Minqo, Ioanne Stephen, Robert Brault, Rosemary Keller, Mary Sue Geitleman, lack Tinan, Albert Grendler. woe' C10 . '? df-2 V 6 xv Another first in the long list of new organizations this year-the Dramatics Club. Here Comes Charlie , a farce- comedy, was their sole project for this year, but in this they demonstrated ex- cellent ability, which ought to add to their performances in the future. This production was under the direction of Father E. Thom. wal' sxoq P22589 L ve. P539 Student Committee .mx k- , .gg-gk . , K K First Row: left to right: Don Cimpl, lim Murray, Ed Moran, Charles Stanislav, Richard Strcup, Williard Bertrand. Second Row: Iohn Marley, Ieanette Marecki, Rosemary Keller, Delores Barrett, Mary Ann Mummert, Pauline Grogan, Richard Hartnett. Absent Theresa Bulzak. As a basis for future student councils, the student committee has shown excellent progress and spirit in their brief period of formation. It is their pur- pose to act as a bridge between the students and faculty and to aid in the good government of Heelan Catholic High. Iim Murray was chairman of the ader Club The purpose of this organization is to aid in financing Heelan l-ligh's athletic program. Results this first year have indeed been gratifying. The officers, under the directorship of Wm. Sievers, the administration and the students wish to extend a big thank you to Crusader followers for their splendid cooperation and enthu- siasm. Through efforts prior to opening of the football season, 1205 membership tickets were sold for Heelan High athletic events. ljlte Cru According to the adopted constitution, the board of directors is f made up in this wise: each one of the city parishes has delegates: two from the five larger, and one from smaller parishes. At the beginning of each new school year, one delegate from each parish automatically is dropped from the board and another is appointed to replace him by the parish pastor. In the case of smaller parishes, a new representative is named each year. The board of directors for the year l949-50 consisted of the fol- lowing gentlemen: Wm. Sievers, Claude Ziegler, Fred Sandman, Martin Pauley, Glen Beaubien, Cy McGowan, Harry Watson, Iames R. Flanagan, Arthur W. Smith, Earl Speckhart, Arthur Troy, L. I. Brooks, Ray Buckrey, Don Ioynt. Charles Diehl and John Crowe. Crusader members honored lettermen of Heelan High's football squad at a dinner following the close of the season, in Cathedral Hall. On this occasion Bishop Mueller presented team members with monograms. Basketball lettermen were awarded letters at a din- ner ln their honor Easter Monday in the high school cafeteria. The latter was also sponsored by the Crusader Club. Pictured are the officers elected for the school year 1949-50. Left to right: Cy McGowan, Immaculate Conception, treasurer, William Sievers, Blessed Sa- crament, president: Don Ioynt, St. Michael's, vice president: Charles Diehl, Cathedral, secretary. Our Pride and Jo The Library Club was formed in the early fall for the purpose of helping Sister Mary Peter Claver, O. P., organize our Heelan High library. Under the leadership of their officers, Iullle Kramper, Frances Mahr, Patricia Kramper, and Jean Goldsborough, thirty-three juniors and freshmen have drawn up four committees --- Publicity, Display, Service, and Room. Rotating jobs every two months presents the students with the opportunity of learning the various techniques of library science. They are gaining experience in processing books - shellacking, pasting in pockets, accessioning and lettering. Besides being of great service to the school, these students are acquiring a valuable foundation in preparation for a future career as librarians. Leu Bjes Q.? Mu sing g, in Of T Cxoqe ,gjgiilpe Muellex U76 Lib qsxeipexxflowl X. mono, C f-Q,bffQcDO:g?, an A QHQQ Qiqxh Y- Lena Lol MOHSI9 Hgh, . YO ' I7 'Qn ' . . .5 vlcwgoldgoo Oofi go' Kev fm, Olhcfaqxrx-. X. ' Mufbhohe' Biz . xo 0 pef- Y' A, E010 1,169 Ss. Seated clockwise: A. Flaa, G. Wetzel, P. Kramper, F. Mahr, I. Kramper, I. Goldsborough, M. Haley, M. I. Foster, M. A. Yack- ley. Standing: M. Connors, L. Iohnson, M. Swanson, I. Stephen, B. Ryan, V. Kawolczk, I. Rozman, P. Haley, M. Eufers, H. M. Rossmar, L. Ficher, M. L. I-ledemark, I. Hamilton, D. Schultz, B. Guillaume, M. A. Galusha, M. L. Bastedo. Absent, E. Scott, S. O'BI'ien. -erik., Pagex 1 y-.....,,,i V n Standing left to right: Robert Bracht, Peggy Lilly, lanice St. Onge, Mary Ioann Wildo, Ruth McKenzie, Nancy Bartle, Ioan Clark, Vincent Halfes. Front Row: Mary K. Meacham, Rita Ostmeyer, Muriel Murphy, Donna Lee Dicus, Monica Peterson, Iudy Blakey. Spani h Club During the second semester two French clubs were formed by ambitious members of the first year French classes. Meetings are held every third Monday during the regular class period. Members eagerly look forwad to these meetings They hope to obtain a bowing acquaintance at least with the literature, music, architecture, art, history and geography of France. Next year thi C :mo T: :tr .is pl-ms to present skits and playlets in the native language. Occasional as these meetings are, they are welcome relief from the daily. drudgery of learning vocabularies and constructions. Sister Mary Iuanito Ioseph, B. V. M., is the moderator of the clubs. French Club Organized in early spring under the direction of Sister Mary Carol, B. V. M., the Spanish club, christened Los Chiquitosu, has for its aim a better understanding of the Spanish language, culture a'1d peoples with a view to arriving at greater unity with our Spanish-speaking neighbors. Meetings held twice-monthly, have featured talks on such topics as Spanish dancing, sports, and dress, exercises in pronuncia- tion through the medium of the wire recorder, and formula- ting of a constitution. Officers of the club are Mary Catherine Meacham, presidewtp Rita Ostymer, vice president, Muriel Murphy, sc-rrotary-treasurer. Officers of the mominq group' left lo fiflhfr Don Keuen' Officers of the afternoon group, left to right: lrcne Rozman, Secrelcrw IOYCC Homson' Vice president SONY Lennon' treasurerg Shirley Young, presidentp Ray Lmnelw vicr- presi- president. Nat pictured is Robert Smith, treasurer. dem. Mary hone Foster' SO,-mqmy. l t Ix ...cf q- ME .1 'm . A+? 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Curry, I. Bernoskl. T. Tooey, E. Rowe, B. Schreiber, E. Guinane, I. Murphy. Absent when picture was taken: I. Weiss, R. Stroup, P. Walsh, G. Schnelders, R. Mtngo. ff, r' '4 'f Final Sports Cuffnotes by Alex Stoddard of the Sioux I I City Iournal. t y ' o ,- . l , 'K .A ' 3. N H xx I ll! ' 5 ' 4. Tekamah . Sioux City East IW' 6. Yankton From the f49 Crusader squad of gridsters, three varsity members received berths on the All-City football team. Ace Crusader-end, Doc Kinney: spark-plug center, Iim Lantisg and snappy quarterback, Vince Rago each re- ceived positions on the honor team. Moran, Staber, Ber- trand, Tooey and Brault were named on the second team. ALL CITY!! Catholic High of Sioux City is the 1949 Siouxland prep W football champion, successor to Aberdeen which won the title at the end of the season a year ago. Final rankings: Siouxland l. Sioux City Catholic 2. Fort Dodge Sioux City Central ll Z4 , Vt 3 ' . f 1 1 V I 1 ' I A I I 9, ,M If Y ll. 'Q lk P - A A Congrats to Vince Rago and Iim Lantis--All State Ma- terial. Rego, who was chosen by his teammates as the most valuable Crusader player, was also nominated to the quarter-back position on the All State Second Team, with Lantls, key man on the Crusader line, meriting the position of center on the Fourth All State Team. LL STATE!! eelan High I949-50 Lettermen Ed Moran It 5 I . .f E f, A . K , Q, -in , f ,ig in grit-5E' , .W S Q. gs :cw - f .1 .4 L . t ,W- ft? 5 9535 E V ., . sl? 2, ' 1 ,. Q 4 rf' James Murray Vincent Raqo Raymond 1 K 1 , , .tfz f , X : 'ii Howard Staber Ray Student Manager Kinney Thomas Tooey Francis Audino James Lantts Willard Bertrand Robert Brault Walter 'G E ' Bemoski Richard Hartnett Thomas Stoup . zlz Phillip Neri '14 T i 1' E af as-if R : Robert Rehal junror Murray Robert Curry Ed Rowe Richard Stroup --ga, Page 65 Vg S ATURDAY , OCTOBER 29,1949 N -1 --ii n THE SIOUX CITY .TUURNAL Powerful Catholic High Club Blasts Little Maroons, 43-6 N A cmouc MEN '.Z, 'm TfiIZirfii'L,flnfS'i!.,2u e' 'L' 1 UMAHA ELE CA N -1-nw rnnaurnuwm i::ff1f0,,,F,ee ew ews on ports Pa ge o1,,f',f, '1Q . A BWP UF ra ,Plonsbm SEQSJ . ' Bu, EA ke, KD Q C . Gr: C . 54 , thug 12 U1 qqwc' g1gg:gf'Ili - CU S wmuuagfggqwrt,-ss:2eufC.vf-gstg,. S siifiioflgwil . vw? H ,. 1 ,,.i.., R,.i , .A V Wo 433' 90 X ,: x - Z' ,rf ' . i t l-lost Q, Q9 we Cay S. HX Fans Qamedral , ht 604' QQA' 1i0cath0ucuieve'Qf'9'g .1 L H... W, ,....,, H .,...... 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Tou h C A BI 0 ' 0 ' 'see F 9 I 'usa i . asf 5-ggog,wgh5Am-gift .mga oes nto Submission aznnzfszwf rdf' 'ir:,',:t,:m: .iwf d . Maroons intnyjuk-fl T , ' ngigliris d wn. 22 S Qlrrship as 12,000 Dclnxliiiglinf-Xe! V .V ' h - ttnorispgglita ed 2 fYZ:Lz1.f gown.. Cr: Catholic W9 WXMD P1115 9' - A 'wfw Wi ihlrrieluxiiirnlz :iii-nrnlidfiildrgz G Sea50n x Champxogs -dmil 'Wim Y P- I th dduxirtiiayglliixlicy sncsked . X 3' I viin Iuuililg, Hxifeiz iri :oc ii th ll ,,y-mg:-gg XSem0 tems. .:.:r::: M' Pu 1.22f lL'g2.H'nf'?l.2T Tli 'l h Th' 'C 'i gz:,:m,..z'gf, ... gggfscinsweafsr-ef-11-fu-fi rzmsu 'HH' ' Z .0W' C th I' St bl ugh-Flying Loras ovms to 23 In as a o rc um CS Ina? 'neu cum uma mr an pi--mglgflgygfiuz ..T.irr, ,K -my V-V - ,Y--117 Ibcmnden !?'l Cent 'SEVD 5 Club Ex lodes r?J:,: .:v::,':,g.1:': I.fL'..,.u mmow... Mm' r N ll:21 E:.'r:' . 1 5:21 u P z m-nr nm of 115 :Tar-r..-mmf. xml-.f, nm-f..., :::':'l:': fr: all 'ls 3' T -for um- ' ' Ji . u - l:i:T3::: Im. Kam.-ua. 1.1. U ' C 'Y 'YW' W' zzgglor I6 Points rn Last Hallics mn. ::.,l:...d:.......,,.........,..,.,. O Jfysm, film! panel were rncom 11-lr Mow-' ,,,,- L .g,,,,f,:f' ' 'c exirmtta l '3T:.fh 'f' r - ' -' r 'M - - - 3 Eigfmgy UMW ri lli End run by Howie Staber as he whips around end for a short gain as the Crusaders pounded Central High, 43 to 6. Bobo Audino is in the background and Iim Lantis throws a perfect block. Catholic-Central Game: I. Murray 1361 picks up yardage. Number 31 in background is Staber. An end around by Kinney in the Catholic-Central game. Moran 1323, Murray 1362, Waggoner 1457 and Brault 1425 also pictured. 1949 FOOTBALL RECORD September 9 ..... .... Fort Dodge .... - - We They 6 7 September 16 .... -- ..... Vermillion .... -- 20 6 September 24--- -----.-- Storm Lake --.--- --- 39 2 October 1 ----- ---- O maha Cathedral-- --- 30 0 October 7 ----- --.- S iOuX City East ---- ---- - -- 32 0 October 16 ---- ---- L oras Academy ---- ---- - - 0 20 October 2l--- ---S. F. Cathedral ----- - --- 44 0 October 28 ---- ---Sioux City Central-U --- 43 6 November 5 ,,.. ---LGMGIS -------- --- 52 13 Staber picks up blocking of Lantis and Rowe, then cuts back tor a T. D. in the Catholic- East game. - Moran fumbles and recovers for a T. D. in the Catholic- giqixcgfgjiexggs qzrsicuty meant for N' Bmndes In the Omaha Cathedral game, won by Catholic 3040. P5432 Football coaching staff, left to right: Father L. Bauer. Sophomoresg Mr. Ed Stmonich, Varsity: Father F. Conway, Freshmen: Father L. Lenz, Varmty. 1 - Big Ed smashes his way through the line at Notre Dame. r' M , . 4 fry MD M, THE HOPES OF '53, Front Row, left to right: I. Navin, D. Heenan, I. Brown, I. Pxeece, F. Peck, T. MacDonald, I. Slater. Second Row: I. Marley, I. Casey, P. Vondrake, P. Nye, W. Brogan, H. McKnight. Third Pow: I. Wood, R. Davis, T. Kloucek, R. Ford. Fourth Row: T. Buirke, P. Kennedy. THE SOPHOMOHE SQUAD, Front Row, left to right: W. Shannon, R. Preece, F. Berry, T. O'Brien, I. Naughton, R. Fahnlander, D. Phipps. Second Row: W. Wetzel, R. Lemek, T. Hanrahan, I. Krapfl, D. Wilmott. Third Row: R. Cstrihonsky, T. Taggart, A. Christensen, T. McCluhan, and Student Manager Kurzak. The Soph Squad Shown here are the Sioux City grade schools' All-Stars football squad of 1949. We hope to see them in action around '53, '54 and '55 at Heelan High. Front Row, left to right: D. Conway, R. Heenan, M. Beacom, and C. Hinds. Second Row: I. Coughlin tcoachl, P. Braunger, C. Thibodeau, I. Flynn, L. Smith and F. Berry tcoachl. Third Sandman, R. Wigqs, G. Hoelker, T. Walding, T. Taggart, R. I. Tope, M. DeFazio, T. Lewis, W. Uhl, I. O'l-lara, L. Arnold, I. Paul, D. Laddusaw, A Carruthers, D. Sylvester, I. McGowan, R. Clark, M. Lennon, I. Moran, D. Kudron, D. Walsh, L. Vollmer, Row: L. Thompson Chead coachl, T. Scheitzelet, R. Preece, I. Gere-au, W. Davis and H. McDonald. Fourth Row: C. Stablle, E. Beacom, G. Schultz, and R. Schmidt. l Q 0 eelan High Pepsters Making a colorful addition to the band are the uni- formed majorettes pictured: Front Row, left to right: Sheryll Kelley, Kathryn Kueny, Second Row: Delia Ann Conley, Carlene Funke, Vonda Lee Solomon, and Anna May Shay. Cheerleaders Left to right: Barbara Perrin, Ursula Walsh, Doris Rehal, Ianice Gleason, Mary Lou Engle, and Mary Grillet. Not pictued is Iackie Cahill. -5 FA' P 69 ageU:-L The City's Best Front Row, left to right: H. Staber, D. Ostrihonsky, S. Smith, R. Lemelc, B. Waggoner, E. Moran. Back Row: I. Sabaq B Schreiber, W. Wagner, R. Curry, I. Bernoski, I. Kayon, T. Hardin, I. McGuire, R. Kinney. ax F 4, ff f 74 ff X 1' ,Q Qo.,,A,,jt, Q i 'ttfi' f ll l K l 4 f . il W ff X, I, V we t X N. f X x 15632. Having finished a highly successful football season. the best in the history of Catholic schools in the city, Catholic again stepped into the limelight on the hard court. Off to a good start, the Crusaders topped Sioux City East by a score of 36 to 27, Ten successive victories in- cluding a 40-38 win over S. C. Central, made them the top team of Northwest Iowa. Then came the let-down, three losses in a row. Breakiug back into the winning column by trampling Sioux City East the second time 41-33, gave them the coveted city championship, Se-ason's record shows l2 wins against 6 losses. Hats off to Bob Curry, center, and Walt Wagner, quard, who made Honorable Mention i1 the state polls. Congra- tulations again to Bob and Walt who made the First All City Team, Ball Hawk Sabag, who found a berth on the Second Team, and to Doc Kinney who received Honorable Mention. fi S: bh . W AV 'C Qi? 43 ' s 'WWW X V ' , - 5 QW 3-M... Y, 3 ' 5' A. 1. - V Q I i 4 A W Q . 4 iz? ' W . 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'ml 0'5 'W 'm' nd Q Marty lwhssnop ' 1-,mai must win 19m an ,O wx, back, Vince Rags each received J'- ' snag bf'mV'd hfafh of 115 nwv- lr-gg me 91119, 11-gh and Cammy positions on the honor team. w:g1ua111b1.11ark,noardl:na1'111.11dA4Andi., rf. do not mm Hmm this swan- - --Um fm: ffm j-:fu buf! aZ'1:n'::m Dr' N: Central ednminaea ils q11es1 saz- ALL sn' n um in pm me rms 0' mum, G --H5 Sf urday nmht 11 Lmwln- meflifis e ...aera zwo points behind 1-11 -V var mark ln ' , dry nm, Cam, UE dflvndmi CNGTPIUY' LIP' 14 lo 12 when sabag unbcrked a 1 P 1' 2 , ,,ff,,,.- In 'Aux me mssmws w111e11 lx langtgwf-:ended a1:1a11er from far. 0 . a e dr, 'J ' 48 K 33' , --Nu. out- a roughtvt e lense crown' 0 '51 Le 5 .S gf 1 1, on Q w-- 1: 13'1T'2i,.1.'Z ..1T'i1.Z'3.'..5'2.'l5.1.' 00,0 My ' - -Nic' 'I 5 ' Fam at 1 44 I - -- 'd W 'he ' 111.1 r.....1.-111.1 In 1111: first 1.1 . 1011 Our Basketball Coache Left to right: Father Conway, Coach Simonich, Coach Callahan. Left to right, first row: Don O'Neill, Tom I-lanrahan, Hay Lemek, Dick Ostrihonsky, Tom McCluhan, Tom Ward. Second row: Father Conway, lim Ortt, Trino Calvillo, Bob Fahnlander, Don Phipps, Bob Russell. These promising sophomores with nine wins and four losses have proved themselves capable candidates for the positions vacated by the varsity gard- UCHGS. East High Leeds High Notre Dame Acad. Central l-ligh Le Mars South Sioux City Sioux Falls C. SOPHOMORE RECORD C.l'l.S. Opponent C.H.S. Opponent 35 54 43 32 Notre Dame Acad. Sioux Falls C. East High South Sioux City Le Mars Vermillion PaEe'J7l3 X11-J. Our hitting power. fl' A M. V '1 ,. , I A 4 W db ' 11 g15 f WA lm! v1 '- nm IHAI! W Q L 2' f Aflglf, A ' fl 'iq' I f' ft A 'W 1 gg 5 2 -vt 'ef 1 'X -E ,QQQ XAA 'Al 5461, ' A I 4 A Af A 4 ' BasebaH Catholic ..... -- - 12 Catholic .... --- 4 Catholic ..... - - - 8 Catholic ..... - - - l3 Catholic ..... - - - 4 Catholic ..... --- 12 Catholic- - - -- - l Catholic ..... -- - 13 Catholic ..... --- 7 Catholic ..... -- - vs. Catholic ..... --- vs. Catholic- - - --- vs. Catholic ..... --- vs. Catholic ..... --- vs. Catholic .... -- - vs. Catholic ..... --- vs Plenty of action. Record Iefierson, S. D. ............ l St. Mary's, Storm Lake ...... 2 Iefferson, S. D. ............ 3 St. Mary's, Remsen --- --, 8 St. Bernard's, Breda .... --- l Sloan ............. --- O Lawton .............. .... 3 Horner Nebr. ........... --- 1 St. Mary's, Storm Lake ........ St. Mary's, Alton Merrill St. Cecilia's, Alqona Boystown Merrill St. Mary's, Remsen Homer, N ebr. Front row, left to riqht: D. Mycka, D. Sabaq. I. Conlon, I. Bride, V. Raqo, A. Desmond, I. Braband. Second row: W. Wagner, B. Bride, I. Goerqen, F. Hyiek, D. Boqenrief, R. Graqam, D. Cimpl, H. Staber. Absent from picture: L. Flood G. Kinney, B. Walsh, I. Bernoski. Heelan High's Hurlers for '50 Left to right: H. Staber, R. Graham, D. Bouqenrief, B. Walsh, D. Cimpl. Between Innings ln the Duqout Coach FATHER CONWAY , x Conlon Beat One Out ot Sdorm Lake 'll - PENS P5436 1- Freshman-Sophomore Squad Left to riqht, front row: Pat Murphy, Iim Brown. Don O'Neill, Don Wilmott, Dick O'Rourke, Iim Wood. Second row: Tom McDonald, Paul Mc- Carthy, Ray Lemek, Bill Broqan. Third row: Bill Wetzel, Dick Ostrihonsky, Dick Lemek, and Bob Fahnlander. Despite the fact that Heelan I-liqh's track team was not outstanding as a whole, it was not without its individual stars, nor did it lack promise for the future. Varsity Men Left to riqht, front row: Richard Stroup, lim Kurzak tstu- dent manaqerl, lim McCarthy, Bob Rehal. Second row: Don O'Neill, lim Murray, Earl Murphy. Third row: Tom Hardin, Iim Lantis, Bob Brault. Fourth row: lim Bemoski, Tom Stoup, Dick Hartnett, and Tom Tooey. Absent, Bob Russell. Stoup heaving the shot Tom Stoup, left, was the high point scorer for the Crusader cindermen this season. Torn starred in the shot putt, high jump, and discus throw. He also ran the hurdles. Dick Hartnett also contrii buted many points to the team total throwing the discus. Hamett spinning the discus. Lantis with the greatest oi ease. Stoup on the hurdles. '19, P'g 78 'I eve. Summary oi the bouts: G-. Slater ..... decisioned ..... I. Preece L. Nelson .... decisioned .... H. Grillet B. Linden ..,. decisioned .... B. Brogan T. Stroup---decisioned---I. McCol1igan I. Moran ....... TKO'd ....... R. Mingo T. Kloucelc .... decisioned .... K. O'Dea I. Hurley .... decisioned .... E. Murphy I. Pauley- . -decisione-d. . -R. Waggener I. Murray ...... decisioned ...... P. Neri D. Moran .... decisioned .... R. Beacom Ray Beacom. -decisioned. .FL Obrekaitis First row, left to right: Tom Kloucek, Bill Brogan, Bill Linden, Iim Preece, Ray Mingo, Louis Nelson, Tiny Stroup, Donn Wilmott, Bob Stephen. Second row, Mr. Morley, Iohn McColliqan, Bart O'Gara, Ioe Hurley, Bob Waggoier, Iim Murray, Phil Neri, Iunior Murray and Ierry Pau-ley. Exhibition I. Murray ........ vs. ........ B. O'Gara Pictured above are some of the fighters who thrilled the spectators April fourth, during the first annual boxing show held in the Heelan High gym. Mr. Robert Morley, a Trinity grad and former Golden Gloves champ, acted as coach and trainer in preparation for the event. 5 . 'V i i I 1 i , l Murphy misses cz left aimed at I'Iurley's head. Nelson and Grille! mix it up. Winners cmd losers after receiving awards from His Excellency. Bishop Mueller. Girl ' Ba ketball Left to right: F. Mohr, B. Rlckert, P. Saunders, D. Besch, M. Iorgensen, P. Coolidge, M. Lyons, M. O'Too1e, M. Foster, B. Feldhcxcker lobsentl. Heelon High boosts of champions not only in the male department, but in the fczirer sex os well. Pictured above are the chcrrnps who brought home Q trophy for winning honors in the City Recreation League. High scorer in the thirteen gomes plcxyed was Frances Mohr, with DorothyyBesch running Q close second. They wound up the season with 10 victories and 3 losses. Miss O'Connor's G m Class s cl' 57 o 99666 saw? g x Wd was , aww wel' bw Pei?-779 xg Intramural Champs Iunior Homeroom 308, cap- tained by Steve Smith, won the intramural basketball title by copping six wins against no losses. The cham- pionship game between Room 201 and 308 was play- ed before the entire student body during assembly. f 4 gg Left to right: B. Walsh, S. Smith, I.. Steffen, H. Staber tcoachl E Walding ok P. Walsh, C. Stanislav. NIS ef X KN XX,xw N fs :tr P ' '- , X X ., .-L.. 4' , fy, -X X . N A I Golf The team and two alternates. Lett to right: P. Brennan, F. Reilly, T. Reilly, W. Wagner, D. Sabag, I. McGuire. Not pictured: T. Kelly, B. Engle, I. Burkle, R. Braunger, H. Staber, E. Walding. The boys eye the master. I. McGuire H Staber Father Bauer tteeing offl, and W. Wagner Sink that putt. B. Engle, T. Reilly, E Waldmg B Reilly Father Bauer tcoachl, l-I. Staber and W. Wagner. Gnd T- KBUSY- ii - A t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 Q 1 1 .-.. . -x .Q - 1 I1 . - 1 v 1 1 1 ,E :sim A lil- 1- 1 1 Q X, X 1 F 1 Ii' - 314' E 13. 1 f -. J SEPT 1 1 ' I ' i X- ' -l V a .......... 4!!llE:: ' an 1 V -X I, --, 1- - - 5 -T --T NOV DEC. -- la, ' :EZEEEFQ 1 iaswf, 1 pb- 1X 4' Q55 -4. --'-1 1 JAN, E:-B i -1 5 I 1 Q ' 4:33 gig :iz 4:3 'Q-::5:- 11 itlfli li ag. 11 Q.. 2 - Z ARSH APRIL jl 11-11-V ue- ll gm Q I ,TF si: 1 ' 1 ig H621 ,EE 4, vi if NNE RKKU-I I I I I I IIIIIIIIIIII,II I The student body on opening day in the Cathedral of the Epiphany attending a Solemn Pontitical High Mass with Bishop Mueller as celebrant. Solemn blessing of Heelan High's new library, Friday mom ing, March 10. Left to right: G. Kinney, P. Murphy, G. Mc- Donald, Msgr. Kevane, Bishop Mueller, Father Lenz, and L Flood. hd i v . V fl A ig . i , Leo xihggyer. dv. W . ,if do 00-A6100 ' cdtelewfff' . A We Olghixweg' thvfvw exersxooa. L and ' Y 0 Xliofitel me Junior-Senior Prom Prom Committee, Left to right, front row: A. Iohnstone, T. Tooey, R. Kinney, Second row: I. Marecki, P. Saunders, I. Lantis, S. Tritz, I. McCol1igan. www Left to right: H. Stroup, T. Stoup, T. Tooey, llfinql. I. Marecki, CQueenl, S. Triiz, M. Chi- coine. flamecoming Kin and Queen Mary ,Coll Sngcl and james Murray Aitendams, left to right: B. Perrin, U. Walsh. P. Grogan, T. Staber llast year's Kingl, M. Coolidge, P. Ryan, llast year's Oueenl, M. Engel, I. Murray, W. Bertrand, I. Lantis, and V. Hugo' Squires Formal at the Tomba Ballroom, February 27th. 1 Page534 Life at eelan High M I' Enioylng one ol the many IOCE dances during the year. luke box crowd during lunch. An amdous crowd. A couple of the boys working out eighth hour. Got your tardy slips here! ffm. Oh you naughty kids. 18th Hourl. Chow llno. Y-W Around School Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson with the kitchen crew. L14 ,li Hungry????? Heelan High Gymnasium was officially opened lanuary lOth., with the Holy Name- Crusader game. Guests of honor for the occasion, pictured here are: A. I. Toller, Ed Nystrom, William Beuttler, Monsignor Kevane, Bishop Mueller, Harry Holtze, William Hagan, and Ray Burke. Student help in the bookstore. Left to right: P. Barrett, R. Keller, I. Wissing and B. l-laried. Left to right: Harry Wrigley, Manuel Garrido, Ellen Lilly, Dalila Vera, Re- naldo Carrera, Rena Cordova, Marie Haley and lim Burkle tmaster-of-cere- moniesl. Our Pan-American quests dotnq a na- tive festival dance. Pan-American Day was celebrated April 14th. with four distinguished guests from Panama, who are students in Sioux City Colleges, on the program. Eighth Grade Day -.5-',N Page 86 Xia Eighth graders of the parochial schools of Sioux City and their teachers were guests of the freshman class of l-Ieelan High, Tuesday afternoon, April 18, in a get- acquainted gathering. The schedule for the day began with all attending Bene- diction in the Cathedral ot the Epiphany. After touring the school, the qradeschool- ers were entertained at a program in the auditorium. The welcome mat will be out for all eighth grade students when the next school year rolls around. Coming into school Between classes Cutting fancy capers at one ot the sock dances Library in crciion The student body W1 Y 3 as W Part of the crowd in attendance May 7th. W' - A- ' - f P A P A Q L v ' ' W v ' 'Ji Ceremonies at the blessing and 1CYil'lQ of 1119 C0m6l'Si0n6- Honored quests of the day. wx g ig 3 i Ho w oigJ Bonne! ' 9 ' T -5517, , 1 'fri we-' -nu' 1-ff ,igf-, L vw. 9, LSSL A -4 xx! Q5 'QW N QL. 'Vw 'dw Bo S f -f Y-1 ' f Dy- f:q 1- 1 , '. v xi 4 .1 , EOD!! z'At h 1 W' ga- I I' Tw ns' Father Kelley with hh Senior homeroom si Q PQ 5 Pie'-1110 Vi Sister Mary Bonaire with one of the six sections of biology. X5 -'Q 7 0'1- 11 X: S' ' , 0 , K Flrl! your French class 309. World GGG'-IICPIIY in 301 91 A An algebra clan in lull swing Suhr Mary Thomas with a section of ioumalinm E Wm A - N? mf - My A1 5 Sister Mary Ca:rol'l Spanish in 425 Father Conwafs advanced speech Typing in 412 5 4 nl' 47 An lntsrnting A stitch in time saves nine. Father Bauor's mechanical drawing 0,27 v fbi:-A I K 42' - ' Law Z-jzz ' x ffl - . 1 fi, ii . Q 1 -4 ' ?-I N ' ' '11 v V, Q Min Boottie's crhts at work. 0 4 f 9, hi fl. - -- . I , f-, Smno of the boys In shop. Future homomakorl. Patrons and Subscribers to the l95O Shield Arcadia Cafe Miss Anna M. Besch Elizabeth Breslin A. Braunger Products Davenport Cleaners George Devo R. B. Duggan Ferris Flower Shop Tarnes E. Follts Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Fleming Norman N. Franz Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Gentleman Franklin E. Gill Grayson's Clothing Mr. and Mrs. Stefan M. Halaszyn Emil Harted Hagen-Fenlon Printing Co. Mrs. C. F. Holzer Francis Kelly Iames Kramper I. W. McCarthy Monica McLean Phil McGowan Iohn McEwen Edward L. Moran Veda A. Moran Ioe Mosow B. C. Noonan Olson Sporting Goods Tom O'Gara Miss Mary O'Shaughnessy Frank E. Pilley Miss Maxine Peters Record Printing Company lake Roast Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rodrold L. I. Roche Dr. Martin I. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Schoen Sportsman's Inc. Sioux City Stationary Dr. D. W. Sullivan Father Ioe Tolan A. I. Toller Anthony Tramontlna Larry Wllds A. M. Yudell Peter Lang Ierry Stroup Mr. and Mrs. A. I. McGowan Iohn Anderson Milton Bolstein Mrs. Orpha Belson It Has Been A Great Year Though we could have filled a book twice this size and then some, we, the staff of the first annual to be published by Heelan Catholic High School, consider this humble work sufficient to tell the story of a great year. Uppermost tn our mind. as we set about the task of publishing an annual. was the fact that through the generosity of the Catholics of Sioux City a million dollar, ultra-modem school was erected for the youth ln and around Sioux Ctty. Brick, mortar and steel was made possible through united ef- fort by the Catholics of the city, and so, we have tried to keep to the theme, as you will note, in our dlvtston pages. As all things new must be tried, so too have the faculty tried the students, and the students the faculty tn our first year of existence. There were many trying, difficult days. There were decisions to be made where there were no precedents to follow. There were deeds of commlsston and omission. How- ever, due to noble effort on the part of students and faculty 'On a Wing and a Prayer', we have pass- ed the difficult cr'tsts with colors flying. We, the staff are grateful to have had the opportunity of presenting ltfe at Catholic High fnow Heelan Htghl during this first year of its existence. Should this publication be late in reaching your hands--please excuse. We had to revise the paste-ups on the first 48 pages due to the change in name from Catholic to Heelan High. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to all those who have helped tn the publication of The Shield of 1950. Our thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Hollister: to Lithocraft Incorporated: the Bolstein Com- pany: the Rocky Plate Company, and the S. K. Smtth Company. Special mention should be given Larry Flood, who spent hours at the drawing board: to Ilm McKe1vey. our chief Shutterbug: to Tiny Stroup and Father Behrens who directed this work. May that which ts good and noble at l-Ieelan High be kept in tact and be carried on through the years-that which is not perfect, may it be improved and perfected. P.S. For the complete story of the 1949-50 school year consult The Shield of 1951. Gust a hint to the Alumnil. Vo jx rl 1 1 wp' . 7 xi Gs! X7 'f x. f,,. 1 NLD ' f i yi , -fx -. -A - rx? U' , I L 5 - au- Lv V I A 1.7, ' I X 'blah 1 X 5 , x.-x - n I Y Q k Sim XX 1 ' Q V XXX . Kiwi ej N5 f' IJ' ,KX ' 'VJ' N A. PX if .q ., gf. It' ' 5 2 'vb 3 .f C , X , 4' 'fx A 1 I 0 Lk I K E r P - 1 -' B - SZ! A iw ' Q L 1 f ' x , I V C V s K X N IW Q X K .54 WMD! , 1 X' I 13 , X jx, xx , . ll - ' ,gf as 1- xx, Max 5- , K X ' , I M R ' lbw X , 7 , -4 ,f .. , f, ,..s..N-Q X21 'IN X. 1 i...-2' P535 XAL Wfw W QV V R? :ii , x iww Www Q Wgbsig Q 5 '-.av 1154312 O -1' JH.: ., me 4 ' v .-,. 4:5 vv',. -. I 'll 'wwf L . , N X.. 1 . ' ' 'l0lbug,1,,.,, ' Ql,-H Urlga K- A' -.L 1:1-V - .. -..... .0-1.-,.,,. ' f' ' 1,---:-'rx- A