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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1955 volume:

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I0'Wk Through 'rhe years men change fashlons change And 'lhe world changes Bu1'fhe+abernacles of God remaan Unparalleled In grandeur Unsurpassed In beau+y The fabernacles of our parnsh churches Have been dear fo us sInce chllchood The faloernacle al Heelan ls +he very hearl of our school Before I+ our problems are solved Our challenges made easuer Our crosses more bearable Our prayers more acceplable From +he +abernacle +he rays of God s grace shIne ou+ EnlIgh+enIng us s+reng+henIng us ennoblmg us FIllIng our hear+s wI'rh love Causmg us +o say wI+h +ne psalmusl' How lovely are Thy Jrabernacles oh Lord of Hosfs I I I I . . I I I I I . . . . . I I I I . . I . ' . ll II , . How delighfful are Thy fabernacles, 0 Lord of Hoslsl My soul pinefh and fain o h f th My soul and my bod 4 f or o courls of lhe Lord y oxulf in fha living God: . . . . He longefh for For fhe Uniil on Sion fha Thou, our Profecfor look upon Happy fhe man Y Happy are lhoy who dwell in Thy house, O Lord: Th 1 lly They praise oo o fhe face of lflll . Anoirffed For be'H'er is one day in Thy fhousands elsewhere. c . I choose fo be fhe lowesi' in 'l'he house of my God, Raiher fhan abide in fhe fenfs of evil-doers. For God lovefh mercy and 'l'ru+h: the Lord will give grace and glory. To fhe uprighi' He deniefh no good lhing. O Lord of Hosls, happy is fhe man ihpf +rus1'e1'h in Thee! lPsalm 83, JAN X Qc EF!-1' J av' 56: 'X N f.. ' v et? ii W Simqgf . ,xl U In V 74e.4'afwiwdZg42fe7Jzacecmdg!afzq TO PIUS X W X Pope ofthe Eucharist The Lord gave grace to his servant Pius X. His servant gave glory to the Lord, by making possible early and frequent reception ot Holy Commun- ion. In gratitude we dedicate these pages which purport to manifest our own devotion to the Lord ot the Tabernacle. I EJ 'Q wif Zmedmgwag 'MW ,-4 His ExcELLENcY ,1 .' Q THE Most REvERENQ,g..va'5saa' JOSEPH M JMUELLER. ' If ..V,v . y , 'L j gf' ' 57505 City R XX V. I: wrl, PAS TORS Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. J. Berger . eeee eeee C athedral of Epiphany Rt. Rev. Msgr. E. J. Smith clmmaculate Conception Rev. N. Flanagan . aaaaaaaaaa B . .Blessed Sacrament Rev. P. Koehler O.F.M. ..... .......... ...,.. . - . .Saint Boniface Very Rev. E. Lilly .... .......... .......... ....... . S a int Joseph ev Rev Rev Rev Rev. A. Huewe -. . . .. Saint Michael E. Placek O.F.M. . .. . Saint Francis G. Bowen M.S. . ..... .-..- .... . U .Sacred Heart J. Veth M.S.C. - ..... . .... . ...... . .... .Saint Jean Baptiste S. 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Zdeqcadadcaeifm glance 1-H ,-M , W I ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FATHER LAWRENCE BAUER ReIlgQom,SccialS1UdweS I IA 74e.4'ofwim4de4c2n awaamatofpeace and PRINCIPAL MONSIGNOR EUGENE KEVANE '11 fb F FATHER FRANCIS CONWAY Director of Discipline Moderator of Parents' Club Religion, Social Studies mculedckn FATHER JAMES LAFFERTY Freshman Homeroom Religion, Social Studies Latin, General Music ca if '15, is 92:53-ff FATHER GEVRAL LYON Music V ff W FATHER DANIEL LYNCH Spiritual Director A Moderator of Studefvfj Social Activi s Religrphy Social Studies ji! lf' I 5 Me ku- Reli o ' Studies of fl Ecclesiasticus 45, 30 aww, ,1- i 16 SISTER gigrgp MARY MARy ADRIAN, O,S,F. AUSTIN, B.V.M, Junior Homeroom Junior Hon-,emom Commercial Courses Mathematics, English I SISTER MARY DENISE, O,S.F. Freshman Homeroom Assistant Registrar Religion, Social Studies MR. STEVE GARBIER Head Track Coach Assistant Coach C5 4-.Liu SISTER MARY GILBERT, O.S.F. Sophomore Homeroom Music SISTER MARY BRIDEEN, R.S.M. Senior Homeroom Latin, English SISTER MARY CLARE TERESE, O.S.F Senior Homeroom English SISTER MARY CLEMENT, R.S.M. Freshman Homeroom Mathematics SISTER MARIE HELENE, O.P. Librarian ' cad! , SISTER MARY JOAN, O.S.M. Sophomore Homeroom Registrar, English SISTER MARY JOAN PATRICIA, B.V.M, Junior Homeroom Religion, Social Studies SISTER MARY JOHN BAPTIST, O.P. Junior Homeroom English Kia, SISTER MARY JOSEPHA, B.V.M. hman Homeroom I. in f U-, -? fs- ,X I I ,. , ran., 2 ltff rv - i MISS MARTHA HUBBARD Girls' Pnysical Education Moderator of Youth Center f SISTER MARY JUANITO JOSEPH, B4V,M. Sophomore Homeroom French, English l i:q,,i,.- .ass SISTER MARY KILLEEN, O.P, Dean of Girls Annual Advisor English -.. K i SISTER MARY JEANORA, B.V.M, Sophomore Homeroom English, U, S. Historf A' 9' SISTER MARY LEONIDAS, O.P. Freshman Homeroom Mathematics Shield Business Advisor 'nf g -- ga! I ?.' CZ x -5 I IWI, If iii .Xi TNQ. - as NIR, HAROLD LORENZ Band GeneraI Music ,ga MISS INEZ OSBORN Chorography Dramaiics Public Speaking l' x , X nf t x Qu. SISTER MARY LUCIA, OP. Junior Honiefoom Reiigion, Soc.aI Swdies U. S. Hisiory 0 0 fun I sg? SISTER MARY RITELLA, B,V.M. Senior Homeroom Latin U S Hisiory SISTER MARY ROSAIRE, O.S,F. Sophomore Homeroom Biological Science SISTER MARY MAGDALITA, B.V.M Freshman Homeroom Religion, Social Studies English SISTER MARY MARJORIE, O.S.F. Senior Homercom PhysicaI Science SISTER MARY OF THE HOLY CROSS, O.S.M Freshman Homeroom English SISTER MARY SEBASTIENNE, B.V M Sophomore Homeroom Latin Mathematics i 1 0 O I O SISTER MARY ST. CLARENCE, B.V.M. Junior Homeroom Commercial Courses SISTER MARY ST. ROBERT, B.V.M. Senior Homeroom Religion, Social Studies Latin, Contemporary History SISTER MARY THERESE EILEEN, B.V.M. Senior Homeroom U. S. History MR. PIERCE WALL Piano I W MR. ROBERT ZAHREN Head Basketball Coach Head Football Coach Spanish, Social Studies G- MR. MR. JULIUS EDWARD SHKURENSKY SIMONICH Assistant Coach Director of Athletics Industrial Arts U. S. History Industrial Arts fy... SISTER MARY EDITH, S.C.C. Freshman Homeroom Home Economics SISTER MARY GRATIA, S.C.C. Freshman Homeroom Biological Science SISTER MARY VIRGINA, S.C.C. Senior Homeroom Advisor of School Paper English I lf' E- xg- '3.r . xv I A , . y y f 3 A '- 2 ' T' '- wx Hx' , , . - 'HOMERO6MPKESIDENTS.L. Gerlach, Richard Salem, Gary Donovan, Mary 1,,, I -Q 3 ,- Mis ff .. - 4. . 0 K , U a W ' I I M 5 AK . , , , ,..,. ,, -. X 9' X SEM: 5' if K 651' N, . li, ,Z -,Vx ' -V Q s L x 'W Q 99 tw 41 Q-I -. ,y'b 2.1 V ' L Q' V- V. :Thomas Lynch. -V ., 2 4 ,D , p -K? - , 1 . '-wr '41 fue, . '-5- Ke um '-'M LJ ',:' 5w'. ' V- Q ' D . H fl . .' - 4 1 5.-N5-'Ari A 5. ps -f'?9-51, Mxyrf it '. ':,,.w. .' : f - ' f xi ' , .8 I A -. 1. ,I ' 'x 4 ' ' ' ,. N - . N I' s w ' 'Q , mst., I 1- 4, . ' Q A a 1' 3 ,V A..- un J ' y I. 'x I , ' 'f vm. . I 1 , x , W , f 5 I A -. 1.94 K . E 5 4 4I.wr Q 'e wi , A Verschoor, L. Simon, J. Thoene, G. Vance. Fourth row: R Twohig, M. Wray, J. Treft, M. Warren, C. Wilber, C, Troy Fifth row: H. Wasson, M. Werrnes, T. Vanderham, S. Tope, J Wilber, Absent: M. Van Patten, G. Engel. 7441? 71044416 ja6edaloat,we6nowtole hae, Dietschy, G. Donovan, J. Dougherty, J. Danker, S. Doody, W Franks, K. Donohue, P. Chancey, M. Connoliy, R. DeLange, A Chiles, M, Eickholt, S. Donahoo, J. Fitzpatrick, R. Cody, L Dickinson, C. Estee. 4 'Q RAI -. .I f ' 1 1 Freshmen of HOMEROOM 422 spread Christmas ioy as they contribute to a basket for a poor family . . . First row: J. Lewis, V. Leritz, T. Marksbury, D. McAleer, V. Linden, P. Mc- Cormick, W. Lutter. Second row: C. McGuire, D. McNaboe, J. Jordan, J. Lenninger, M. Jonas, D. Leazer, S. LeMay, E. Mander- scheid. Third row. K. McCrystal, J. Kopal, A. Manning, J. John son, R. List, T. Lathrop, R. McLaughlin. Fourth row: J. Madsen D. Lachnit, B. Masteller, T. Mahaney, T. Lilly, T. Lynch, T Hanrahan, A. Hoelker, J. Houlton. This must have been a happy day for departing freshmen of HOMEROOM 320 . . , First row: V. Beacom, C. Coacher, T. Cahill, R. M. Anderson, P. Coughlin, M. Bell, M. J. Bland. Second row: K. Albers, D. Carruthers, T, Blassl, S. Boyle, S. Beaulieu, C. Borrall, W. Birmingham. Third row: T. Bouyok, R. Alvarez, J. Bauerly, A. Braunger, R. Albers, C. Brown, S Brooks, T. Clark, M. Ashmore, J. Beller, M. K. Brown, M Brinkerhoff. Fourth row: E. Craig, T. Agostine, B. Brower, K Boersma, J. Bentrup. Absent: M. Beran, R. Bell. n '- is Qfar .4 l ff qi ', '. 'xi :git af? 'y :Vai f 43,- , ,X .-L , ..-we f-- 1'-'W' Q 'O www, SI! ff Q' -F2 1-. 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Anderson, L. Houlton, M. Merrigan, M. Wood, J, Kuta, P. McHaIe. Second row: D. Dempsey, K, Blum, W, Wolfe, R. Frey, A. VanBuskirk, T. Tullis, H. Boden, J. Patnaud, A. Perrin, R. Iversen. Third row: Sapa aaa wan Singing is no hardship for these happy sophomores of HOME- ROOM 302 . . . First row: J. Daws, R. Hodgins, S. Delaney, J. Modde, M. Gill, R. Sievers, E. Schumacher, D. Casey, C, Schu- macher, M. Giesen, M. LaMere. Second row. J. Bellaire, C. Geidl, L. Delaney, R. LaCroix, T. Prince, D. Wolff, R. Hogh, S. 5 D131 A sw , 5 '- . Q Q ' llllff ting? 'tl 91, ' O Q ' llll ly '1 If x P. Yudka, J. Hultquist, J, Gearen, P. Mercure, M. Gallagher, B DePrato, H. Beacom, J. Miller, S. Bateman, M. Hoversten, J Krapfl, W. McGinnis, J. Corcoran, R, Orr, M. Deman, C. Beg noche. s0Q064d6Q440AQ4f43t. McCormick, C. George. Third row: G. Schuetz, J. Zebus, J Mullen, P. Carter, P. McCartly, K. Vance, T. Miller, N. LaCroix G. Wray, M. Miller. Fourth row: R. Emerson, R. Sitzman, J Bertsch, R. Hosking. ....,....-- . - P----rv'-M ... ,.4....-,..-imL-- -. ' ., . - l IPFWA- .-L Z . -sg l - . R l .. -V ' -.fi ' Industrious students of HOMEROOM 406 take steps to higher Ressegieu, J. Stoner, D. Weidert, P. Cooper, W. Weideman learning . . . First row: A. Hartz, J. Livengood, M. Crawford, P. Norris. Fourth row: J. Conley, P. Haried, J. Lynch, P. Hanson M. Cotter. Second row: R. Wilhelm, D. Bray, M. Hartnett, R. L. Wilson, L. Stanek. Absent R. Bracht, K. Houlton, K. Mc Lennon, J. Hauge, C. Weideman, M. K. Riley, L. Sudtelgte, J. Andrews, M. Nye. Linden, K. McAndrews. Third row. P. Corrigan, K. Roepke, C. 'Ma me avian and an all an Mr. Turtle fascinates these sophomores of HOMEROOM 402 . . . First row, sitting. M. O'Connor, M. Thoene, T. Mastel- lar, P. O'Connor, R. Rossmar, H. Kelly, Second row: C. Rohwer, M. Keleher, M. Duncan, K. O'Hern, J. Brislane, M. Flanders, S. West, M. Rys, J. Brogan, P. Bruce. Standing. P. Kelly, J. Max- . .v ,ca wzdayfuu. well, S. Westerberg, B. Ternoshek, L. Dunn, S. Adamowicz, K Kennedy, M. Kampmeyer, J. Tester, M. Joynt, J. Stanton, G Whitmore, J. Fergen, H. Wendt, R. Ebert. Absent: S. Abraham J. Dreves, N. Maxey. .9 CT ,- -sl' S-1 -1? y A television adventure catches the attention of HOMEROOM J- A- Burns, M- McKenna. Thlld V0Wf M- Whilfofdf G' Barrett 401 . . . First row: VV. Burke, M. Doherty, D. Feauto, T. Flynn, J. A. Burns, M. K. Kiley, E. Doucl, M. Fischer, R. Thompson, N J. Meert, M. Smith, R, Jeffries, Second ww: E, Sqlqanke, K4 Thompson, C. Thorna. Fourth row: T, Mansheirn, J. Manley, L Meier, M. L, White, W. Osteen, A Jaoron, K. Seaton, G, Fgmgy, Kramper, T. Barkley, E. Kent, J. Sanders, J. Olson, R. Oliver. L -Y: AI. P' 4. J 1 , 1 . -1 W. .. hiv - n .. 4 fwflwwr 5 .,, 5 - fm-.5 T-S' V., I 1 N x 7 8: ri' aff s N' 'J I .Ali ',x.f - . ' ,Q J , ri A fel ' .- in . V, i , ir' RJ ' Q ' -, if gil 1, '-.bk 0 A i a 1 l HQ, A ' li . '1 l xg, 85,1 JN... 5 .' L. g. . 5-fi ' .-. i-. With happy hearts and loyful song HOMEROOM 306 gathers around the newly trimmed tree . , . First row: M, Dicus, V, Butchen, F. Ostrihonsky, C. LaMere, J. Kruse, T. Distefano. Second row: M. Burke, M. J, Ryan, P. Connelly, P, Doyle, J. Hartnett, J. Laehle. Third row: M. Mercure, G. Donovan, E. 'E f.-1 44135 'f - L f -:-,gq 5--. I . ii . L If! A., Q. rv C-rg n- 'Q Calhoun, M. Donohue, J. O'Rourke, K. Duncan, E. Ryan, Osterholt, L. Dickman, J. Method. Fourth row: J. Hegarty, M Swanson, C. Maxfield, B. Steinfeld, L. Ryan, R. Butler, Donovan, E. Martin, L, Orzechowski, N. Krarnper. Absent: V Hartnett, M. Lynch, M. Saccony. mzdclau too,74eqfee!t4eged4c2aeafaat44nd celexa!! THE HEELAN HIGHLINE provides a pleasant Friday morning diversion for HOMEROOM 305 . . . First row: B. Murphy, P. Bennett, L. Ritz, P. Murray, W. Richord, D. Smith, Second row: C. Dahl, J. Smith, A. Riley, J. Mahaney, J. Myers E. Knopf. Third row: C, Smola, D, Maher, C. Richou, M, J. Gengler, C, wdiaamevzae. Koch, R. Bentrup. Fourth row: T Dallen, R. Murray, L. Dalhoff D. Funke, H, Miles, J. Keating, J, Cunningham, Fifth row: N Welch, M, Beacorn, M. Joynt, T. Gentleman, P. Benton, J. Smith J. Giesen. ', 1 l . ,, , 4 5 no ' -. l l l Men mortal and weak Often seek strength tn worldly ways One oows hts head to books ot knowledge Judgeng tntellectual strength supreme Another xplores the athlete s paraduse Thnnkung strength purely physical The Heelarut values strength physucal and nntellectual But knows spnratual strength superlor to all To Thee he turns O Source ot Strength Darlng r treat renewnng lapsed :deals and r solutnons At Mas tncreastng the treasury ot grace A t easJry tnsurung hns happuness A reasury atdtng h m phystrally tntellectually morally , , e ' ' Le ' we ' . ' In prayer-gulckening spiritual reflexes, y 3 W . . 9 , Se ' , yr 1 I A I I I wine 2? K 1 ': 3,g.1E5i 56531, J !6'!E!fv7n5xS,j,.:,-31, .Q 1M1f!.5'R.5-A y L A I r yn, gJ5X?a! f, . 'Q I' F V . 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'tr' fs iss f We . r hh N 5 lf' :5'4v if fn QQHQWF4 Y 1 Tin? sift-A 3:4-:Q-fe, L,,'?f 6 -Q 'l1.,'-rsgfi 43' r 'is' x v' 'Wifi A Qgf 1 ,-4 'Y K 7, 'L 1 wiwiwf ' '3?s- 1 v' December twentleth and twenty first Sloux Cltyans left the Hee lan audltorlum deeply rm pressed with the spurltual meaning ofthe approachung feast of Christmas The annual Chrnstmas cantata, Heelan s grft to e communlty, combined song, tableau, and choral speaking un presentung the age old story of God's great love for man Clearly and beautlfully It portrayed the truth that the great guft of Christmas IS Chrrst Himself M YSTERI UM r el' o fly J5l1,ll'3'?r4'gl ?:'-x 71-rf.-Jr V5 'IQQTF ' Y 1' wb-1 'llflfi-s -ff- 4' W '?'53'..,-'1' 1' f f S'5?Zmf2?ffs2f ugh P Eid- ,QS-1 Cn '-4'z3,,'59ff3v' ,+ - 6 K X in 4 'x Q.. gb Iv N WF' lift X -s At w--Q' I if -1. ,.,'f. . l f , 1: dl! -.-1 , J ' nf -Ff,:? v' 1511: wi- 7-41, .3,f'i3'3x57?Q5: - f .. ,Qf.5g5yf5wm?M F' 'Al 1,1 Jesus Mk Angels Gather Near Henk v,x .,g.?S6ffg4?Hf- fl - c ..91?f5i5i?5fe.1 Ha. . ., .:, emu: I my, . 1, Our Saviour ls Near 5 sv? Y I Q Of' 5 'ff X A if. C A i Z . -if 164' - 3 Q HL S' A If 'Six' 'Q' e . 4? f gm, 37' S 09009 01060 1 su, 5 f!!:Laa 1,5 K 4 ,.f v JESUS HELP ME ALWAYS . . . . . . to run away from temptation, to de- test sing to delight in virtue, to practice virtue. These words of petition and hope be- gan and ended Heelan High School's fifth annual retreat. Fathers Ignatius Bech- told, C. P. and Charles Guilfoyle, C. P., the retreat masters, stressed silence and meditation as essential elements of a good retreat. Each day started with community Mass and the reception of Holy Com- munion. Further spiritual enrichment was offered through conferences, devotional reading and prayer. l, Homeroom 206 engrossed in spiritual reading, exemplifies the spirit cf quiet recollection, 2 The right book for the right moment: Colleen Langford and Mary Agnes Smith select their Silent companions for retreat. 3. Confession is an integral part of a good retreat. 4. During this conference for the girls, Father Charles points out the lighter side of faith, hope, and charity. 5. The words of Father Ignatius inspire these young men to live as brothers of Christ. 6. A rosary during retreat brings many blessings, and this homeroom takes advantage of an extra opportunity to gain them. .9-9 gav, ,M V Tfe serenff cf me cha: ' r- I P5 DS to C'95fe 5' atrfcsptwere cf praye' f 'fi ,J I Retreat as over, and these boys take the oppor- tunity to assure the retreat masters that their senior I'eYVe51VVaS B memorable One, . ff4s Mortsugnor Kevane Jerry Cooper, Daniet Joynt, Tom Latley, and Jtrrt Rehat depart for Dubuque, where they wtll attend the dedication ot the new seminary sf' N1 The Schola of Heelan High represents some of the finest male voices ot the student body. These voices can be heard every Friday morning as the boys sing the Proper for the student Mass. The Schola members also par- ticipate in the many choral events sponsored by the Fine Arts Depart- ment. Q El r X J: f Y : Y ,A if li. SCHOLA .4 9 I . LWN 'ii' 'bfi Before proceeding to the cathedral, Father Lyon pauses for a brief but all-important warm-up with five tenorsr J. Anderson, M, Wood, J. Maxwell, M, Nye, and S. Keane. At about eight-twenty on a typical Friday morning, we find J. Burke, M. Keller, J, Verzani, D, Le Gros, and R. Clark leaving for the cathedral choir loft. I X l j m' ' . fi 1 V, ks .I 1 ' sk Y 'H 3, T i ' . a ' 'X xx ' FF' , ,. -q'i'r1Q'V' 'fb .' f ,fi 1 i ., 1 f - .Mya -f- - 1' .ar James Levi obligingly holds the cathedral door open as C. Estee, A. Kent, M. Merrigan, and J. Schneiders ascend the steps. R, Murray, A. Wadden, J. Sale, J. Watson, and G. Dono- van wait for the cue to begin the Kyrie. l I , l .4 I ln I l 5 T God loveth rhercy Indeed And an thus mercy rntrnrte He throws open to us The doors ot truth Allowung us to fund Accordrng to our facultres Truths of religion Truths ot ltterature Fundamental truths Catholtc truths Underst mdrng our tarlures And aporecoatung our dtttrcultles He prompts renewed ettort As we fupen door atter door And trevel onward to Truth Itself I I I H X Truths ot science, Zd06f40t616q4ltd0Ulf4 PERFECTIONISTS 7 l O i' , , ll gl ly 'iii X if The end of Christian education is to forrn the true and perfect Christian. Because this formation includes the intellectual, Heelan offers a wide variety of courses covering the five heritages of education, Some students realize the value of these heritages much rnore than others, and through their continuous efforts strive to rnain- tain grades of a high level. The very top crust of these industrious students are those who carry a four point average. I Q P Q Moa C.-. .. . Z-.-1' 'i ai '.' Can :af Sf c c rg.-. P Cm-rr,-'rc' B .'. '.' A G51-' tg E '.'cCc'i'iu J Bc- are J Z'-r,.s Q Hesse a c:J Abranae' Because there can be no perfect education which is not Christian edu- cation, Religion is the most important study at Heelan. ln tact, it is the foun- dation ot all studies and permeates every aspect ot lite at Heelan. Through Religion classes students learn of God, His Church, and lite with fellow men, They see how Divine Providence guides the Church through the centuries, and the important part it plays in the lives of individual members. Torn Lynch explains why it is true that a good Catholic makes a good citizen. uv. ll ' RELIGION XJ '-li., 'WB When Father Conway explains the Popes' encyclicals, seniors learn the answers to many social and economic problems. While they are not building great temples, sophomores are drawing them. Pictured above, displaying drawings of the famous Temple of Solomon are Judy Bellaire, Tim Krapfl, and Dan Daly. 1 Nm, 59.5 P,55f l KOCH 55 hg ghowg ,lolccrt Smith two latin Sno.-.incn Language is man's chiet aid in communication with his tellovv meng but because languages are so diversified, it can sometimes become an obstacle to communi- cation. The l-leelan High faculty believes in removing as many of these obstacles as possible by ot- fering courses in Latin, French, and Spanish. The siesta and the fiesta are represented by m the Spanish ll class. 1 To the math-minded student, Heelan offers challenging and difficult courses. Intriguing processes are involved in solving intricate algebra equaiions and proving geometric theorems. S ol i d g e o m e t r y and trigonometry pre- sent preplexing difficulties to the hardworking student vvho wishes to advance in the mathematical world. Heelan offers these courses, not to give to the world mental Einsteins, but to help the student think logically and to prepare him for further study in science and mathematics. J. Dreves S, McCormick B Lee. K. Pritchard and C. Rohwer, prove that geometry is not all axioms and theorems X Freshman algebra Study-,rs listen attentively as Carol Wilbur explains how to find the equivalent of ,f Dissection of frogs, intricate chemi- cal formulae, and the study of sound make up interesting parts of Heelan's science courses. In biology, Heelan students study the surrounding envi- ronment, whereas chemistry and phy- sics take them into more complicated realms ot science. Through all these classes, the wonders of the UNKNOWN are opened up to future scientists. Z X Upper: Not even the appearance of a photographer distracts these chemistry stu- dents from the sulphur experiment they are performing. Center: Two phases of the respiratory system, chest expansion and lung operaa tion, are demonstrated by a sophomore biology class. Lower: John Bushnell, Madonna Tope, Betty Priestman, Barbara Brault, and Jim Hackett set up and check apparatus for their next physics experiment. af- L15 x 1 SCIENCE 5, -, 5 . 1 :ff l X S Love ot our historic past, and an interest in our economic struc- ture, prompt students to take ad- vantage of history, civics and eco- nomics courses at Heelan. These social sciences help young people to realize the importance of ius- tice and charity in community living. e K 2 S Freshmen study an outline which helps them to learn their A pfoducys map ads gob Fla and at obligations as members of society. Mcmgomew ,O Unde,5,and OU, COL,-,VY 5 economic order. socuu scisivcs Z The contemporary history class finds it an easy task keeping up with uv Y orld news, L-A l ,7 liwiid.-32 I l m u si be: l aulcnnf, hil- mtntrlm. Working busily at business machines are B, Wilhelm, M. A, Mary Ann Dixon tries to exemplify e Sninkle, C Schumacher, R. Kuta, and C Conway. ideals pictured above. sf SS' rs? COMMERCIAL X lu, l The Commercial Department offers a wide opportunity for business education. Junior girls tackle typing and shorthand as the first steps in becoming a good secretary. General business and bookkeeping appeal to iunior stu- dents who wish to have a busi- ness background. Seniors may al- so take a course in business ma- chines. Senior girls seek perfection as they transcribe their shorthand notes for a five-minute timed wr ting UU-llllt-6 gift lan! nolulc I it ,mlb mlb Iuqnl, wining mm is the Omce .l Vu- r F' N- 5 ' For the boys who wish to develop skill as well as gain information on industrial subjects, Heelan offers the industrial arts program. Like Christ, a carpenter, they learn hand woodwork. Besides this, the program provides instruction in mechanical and archi- tectural drawing, machine woodwork, art metal, and graphic arts. These skills developed at Heelan will benefit the man, no matter what his profession. Advanced students put to good use the excellent facilities made VOCA TIONAL Jerry Schneiders, Bill Flynn, and Jim Cunningham put the finishing touches on their proiects, Someone has said That ignorance is bliss, But here at Heelan We don't believe in this. 'Tis true that our lessons Aren't the easiest to grasp, And homework brings forth Many a hopeless gasp. available by the Heelan shop, 4 , .Ni 0, ' i l f 1 ' H .U I nl ll F W 1 The office staff The clean up crew Stage hands pep club lrbraruans Fund a secure haven From pride and vanity For they an all srmplrcny Need never fear publucny As by fhelr fanthful labor they Conrrnbute To the excellence Of Heelan Cafholnc Hugh And they who choose the lowest place May some day hold the highest place In the house of theur Father God fd 4 X - 5 2 To mention but a few- -4 -J ' l ,l -i K K The crews' chief engineer, Ralph Dreves, does a little checkingf lust to make Sure J .Q D s gi 5 Ll 1 ML 7 qi 3' 7 Q u if E. .1 F., Doing a good iob on the scenery set up are the stage crew members: M, Hilliard, D. Maieres, C. Collette, H. Miles, G. Thibodeau, T. Distefano, C. Sudtelgte, J, Tritz, and F. Ostrihon- sky. STAGE CREW ls it just by accident that the spotlight glows just so? ls it just by accident that the curtain goes up on time? No, not by accident but by the un- selfish, energetic work of our behind the scenes producers. Like Bishop Sheen's unknown angel, our angels are invisible to the audience, but no stage production at Heelan would be success- ful without them. PROJECTION CREW lt is not accidental, either, that the reels ot edu- cation are proiected in the Visual Aids room. Will ingly, our movie operators offer their time, whole heartedly, they use their talents to make ecluca tional films available to students and faculty. Method G Cataha .l Tritz D '.'iaie'es D Kudfoi' C gvuigtg. R Hgvweg are 'he movie operates behind ni vefes in 'ne Visual Aios room i Q- USHERETTES Juniors only, is the caption that might be placed under this picture, for junior girls alone are eligible to join the courteous, well-trained group of usherettes, who solve all the seating problems at Heelan High entertainments. Standing: K. Enright, C, Richou, M, Ecker, V Butchen, M, Petersen, V. Hartnett, M. K. McCoy. Seated: N, Welch, R. Bentrup. MAKE-UP CREW Hollywood has nothing on us! When expert make-up artists, Mahala Garrigan, Bernadine Zebus, Gail Rellelff Colleen Claflff BQYW PWGSTWBU, Janet Jolin, finish their task, Heelan actors are indeed ready for the footlights. H ,-1 day, Febrvarv A gifs 1 Sioux City, Iowa 'Q -f u to 1416 gg -lit 4 JIS CATHOLIC PRESS MONTH INCREASES INTEREST TH F . ku..- W - IXX-Eiga GC h U18 I - PI-W 1 f . ,Q H933 iff a know I 5-1' gardi numbe Le tort r month I r X ' 1 s x L Reacts been ' .4-1-'W' Q . gt MV E511 AM. id - 1 young and olo A, new features, See Don't forget to buy a events. arrle ticket for the T-V set and into th ..o on the G.E. Fry Pan. Friday, .- continual round of .nering, news writ- ing, typin,,cartooning, and,finally SOPHOMORE BOYS printing. For the information of D0 IT AGAIN S.tUde,.+,- WL.. J- -A+ l..A.,..- IJAA1-sn has i .n Fecti Every Friday morning paperboys and papergirls distribute the HIGHLINE to ie 1015, eager subscribers. This weekly news sheet contains information about ciasses 'if man, and extra curricular activities, and brings the student body up to date on Who's tm weekl Who! Early each week reporters are busy gathering news and preparing it for t after publication, but they feet rewarded when they see appreciative students await 3 C Omg selling time each Friday. ,d Heclun c pcbrrcucrun ucparcmcnc is growing. Some day Heelan plans Frank Maskevich, Judy Hauge, Pa- to have its own facilities for a trigia Benton, and Ellen Schanke complete publication program. By were all only one point off. buying your Highligg you are sup- porting this project, D.Y.O. POETRY CONTEST EIDS MARCH l Here is LAST CALL for a chance for all poetry Tflwa LIBRARY CLUB The srnooth functioning of Hee- lan library would be irnpossble fyitnout the assistance ot 'ne li- brary club, Mernbers of this club are on duty at the library desk every period ot the day, They do not, however, c o n t i n e their duties to the desk but can be seen shelving books, preparing new books for circulation, mend- ing old ones and doing the hun- dred and one other things which keep librarians busty. flu' .'-1 vu. y -.-Mui A M 0 WT il 11 tual fu .5 cumsrmn aooxs 'lemons om. -7, P . 'rss 2 . ' .tlfffj-: 2 lixwlt , .' 4' 2 - 5 2,1 ni . . 3 . l 1 J J' . 1 , 5 Q 1, 'x 91-All! T 4. .. Efforrap Upper. Sister Annette, guest speaker at vnu li brary tea is pictured with Mary A Srnwh Mary Rush, Joyce Chicoine and Cleone Maxey. Center: This is tea time for library club rnemr bers and the r mothers. lower: The workrooni is the scene of much action as V Blum, D, Maieres, C. Schumacher G,Troy,V.Schurr1acher,M.J.Bergrnan,A.Olwell, J, Leinart, and M. F Madsen prepare new books for shelving, . as . . Y! .f 4 EE -. .cs Q 1 l A 4 A STUDENT Would you give up a study period to be of service to others? Each mem- ber of the Student Office Staff makes this sacrifice. Did you ever stop to think of what it vvould be like to walk into the office, and not see a cheery smile greeting you from behind the desk? Of course, this will never OFFICE STAFF Upper Office Secretaries are Miss Marguerite Follett Mrs Marilyn Vaught, Miss Marie Haley. Center Techniques of office practice are no mystery to these alert members of the office staff Lovver: When S.O.S. girls check attendance, no stu- dent can r e m a i n unac- counted for. happen at Heelan as long as there are so many unselfish girls who are willing to per- form routine tasks vvhich keep office workers busy. . STUDENT One of the busiest or- ganizations at Heelan is the student council. Members of this group direct the Youth Center activities, perform- ing such duties as caring for the Jukebox, shuffle- board, and ping-pong tab- les, and arranging for re- freshments. Council activities are not confined to the Youth Center but extend to many other school proiects. This year one of the most worthwhile of these proiects was the painting of senior homerooms. The council was also re- sponsible for sponsoring the Home- coming parade, the Mardi Gras, Hobo Dance and other social events. yi S COUNCIL Upper left: Four o'clock and time to change players. Sophomore members- see to is that everyone gets a chance to play pingvpong. Upper right: Juniors lend a hand in getting the Youth Center ready for after-school activities. Center: Senior members look over the newest contribution to the Youth Center-a shuffleboard, Lower right: Freshman council members do their part to aid in the smooth operation of the Youth Center. 'C . T in ma be tedots hit Mary Barrett and Mar vp Q r t Q 1 Francis Madsen chQQvfu.ly do the .worlf for the Shield, Both work and fun have gone into the assembling of highlights for memories of i954 and 1955. The staff's regret is that time and space would not permit the rea cording of more memorable events. The Shield staff has enioyecl pointing out to pos terity that you were here! Annual advertisers, Bonnie Saunders Mary Kay McCoy and Toni Donahue hope these eye catchers do the trick. Junior aides de camp to the business staff look forward to carrying on important Annual work next year. Sitting are J. Herdlislca, E Clark N M C Richo R McGuir Stan in are Peters Yaffe, M, Rowe, J. Haley, C. Johnson J Myers E Calhoun J ORourlce K Duncan G Thnbodeau E Knopf, J, Schaafs, B. Shearon, C. Smola E Lennon 1 1 lk. These are the rnen that are here to win, deep in the heart ot l-leelan. Personal honor and glory take second place in the hearts of these athletes ot Heelan. Their tirst thought as they go charging down the grid- iron, racing across the rnaples, or sprinting along the cinders, is always for the tame ot the school. These letterrnen by their achieve- ments have set a standard to be aimed at -- by all tuture sports-minded l-leelanites. Champion rnen need champion leadersl Jack Donahue, President, Mel Rice, Vice President, Bill Bogacrd, Secre- vary-Treasurer Katherine speaks her lines on stage, Jack runs on fields green. But what about the people Who are there behind the scene, MONOGRAM MEMBERSAFirst row: D, Sitzrnan, J. Cooper, D, Hosking, D. Maher, R. Rehan, R. Nelson, R Hassenger Second row: D. Miller, R, Casey, R. Wolfe, E. Gulbronson, M. McGowan, B. Doran, C La ere G Heenan, J, Cosgrove, T. Carter, B. Clark. Third row: D. O'Brien, J. Rickert, W. Rickord, R. Flaa R Murray A Larirnore, J. Cahill, J, McGowan, J. Method. Absent: R. Sandbom, P. Doyle J. Hartnett. ,gms 23 H'?.,L., ' I -.ai .'ix.. 3S 5 'S 1? XJ' We've got 'he coach, ne'-ve got the team, vve've got the Pep Club steam. Basketball, toctball, and other sports events call tor the appearance ot this peppy club. With their voice raising yells, they aid the cheerlea- ders in leading the team to victory. Three misses who never miss a cheer are the Pep Clob officers. Marcia Valor, President, Carol Smola, Vice President, Mari Jene Osteen Secretarylreasorer The librarian, the stage crew, And the ottice worker too, All these people help to put The great productions through. The Pep Club smiles beam a victory song for the Old Gold and Bloel R RLEADERS The ushereTTes, The highline sTaff, And The wondrous rnake-up crew, How offen do we fail To see The splendid job They do. .ea's Jo . R ,C .s E, 6 Varsny cheerleaders have a new look This year Yes, The Uniforms are new and were designed by The girls Themselves. These six lively young ladies have spirits as gay as Their Uniforms are Trim, They are in There cheering right down To The lasT second of every game. Win or lose, as The Team leaves The floor, you can hear These loyal Heelannes leading The sTodenT body in The school song. Cleone Maxey Caplain, Toni Donohue, Rosemary McGoirk Eileen Lennon, Peggy Walsh, and Ginny Rohvyer. No, They aren'T all greaT acTresses, Or men of gridiron skill, BUT if They do Their iobs for God, His plan They will fulfill. FUTURE NURSES- The Future Nurses' Club ioined the ranks of extra- curricular activities at Heelan. Meetings are called monthly and physical therapists, Xrray technicians, dieticians and others are called in to speak to the interested group So they fix The film, carry sisTer's books, And never fret or sigh, For Though their place on earth is low, '- In Heaven they may be high. iii RED CROSS-Pat Doyle, Jean Fahnlander, and Judy Bellaire are busy packing boxes which will be mailed to tar away places, , S MlXED CHORUS-Upperclassmen who are musically inclined form a select group called the mixed chorus. Membership in this choral group is the dream of all who take part in glee club work. a l .,s.. A Y. l ' 6 l H ' 1' , Ta run ta turn ta rum ta turn' The band comes marchnng oown th Wath a tast and snappy beat a ra a tr The glee lub sungs our tavorrte s Volces nngung true and strong Slrde slrde slrde and glrde' Happy lrthe and merry feet Da wce to tones sott and sweet T be or not to be' Touchstone ot drarnat C tlre Vlany an actor doth rnsprre Yes Heela t has a rendezvous Wtth all that makes good tlrnes corn So we gave thanks to God our Kung Wno to Us denreth no good thnng X l 5 N e street Q 8 true 7a lie 5 l I I I I ' Tral,t l, ala! C ' ' on, V I 4 no . l ' It . . I Y wdfwf IEVEMIOF The centennial year of Sioux City found ou band as active as ever. While not actually during the school year, the first appearance for 1954- l955 was the Sioux City Centennial parade. This was a historic event, not only from the standpoint of the birthday celebration, but also because the Heelan and East bands wwe in 6 .,c,U,Ch., fO,ma,,O,,. Heelan High band had the honor of leading the 4th Degree Knights of Columbus, from Sioux City's Garrigan Assembly, in their first parade. With a home season of seven football games at which to appear, the band began rehearsals during August. At the games with Sioux City Central and East, their bands joined with ours to present shows comparable to those viewed on television. BAND First row, clockwise: J, Anderson, J. Abraham, J, Tritz, J. Zechman, J. Clifford, S, Sanem, R. M, Ari- de,-Son, B, Priegman, A, Scully. Second row: G, Schuetz, A. Riley, J. Tweedy, B. Bertsch, J. Slater, R. Beyer, W, Runge, T. Masteller, M, Heilman, B. Chartier, A. Kent, C, Gifford, J. Daws, K. Hegarty, M. A, Dixon, J. Jolin. Third row: E. Schmid, B. George, C, Coacher, J. Gaul, C. J. Duff, L. Dunn, R. Alvarez, P. Donovan, P. Speichinger, J. Meert, T, McDonald, R. Solcolovske, P. Oberernbt, J. Watson, G. Verzani-, M. Hagerty, M. Jonas, M, Brown, S. Guthrniller, C. McGuire, C. Poremba, J. Jordan, L. Orzechowski Fourth row: M. Tope, S. Westerberg, D. McAleer, W. Osteen, R, McLaughlin, C. Pierson, B. Zebus, A HIGHLIGHTS Later in the year, our band became the first Sioux City band to be televised at an athletic event. At that time they were playing for the Diocesan Basketball Tournament at Heelan. This was their second television first, having been the first to be televised in a Sioux City parade the year be- fore at Lila Clouds welcoming. Other appearances of various nature were part of the band's activity. Highlight of the year, of course, was the Spring concert. Since our band is always anxious to be different, the con- cert was filled with surprises. The girls, dressed in pastel formals, as contrasted with the boys in concert uniform, brcught countless compliments from those who attended. The night was a big one for Bob Lee, a sophomore band member, who had his original march for band played at the concert. Graduation found twenty-one members of the band leav- ing school. This is the largest number the band has lost through graduation. Those graduating this year were the first to complete four years in the concert uniformed band. PERSONNEL Hartz, C. George, P. Bruce, J. Zebus, R. Butler, G. Calhoun, J. Lease, R. Sandbom, G. Troy, L. Dickin son, R. Kock, W. Weideman, G. Thibodeau, R. Lee, M. Beacom. Fifth row: J, Olson, J, Clark, K. Boersma J. Jolin, C. Clark, S. Abraham, D. Ross, T. Lalley, R. Jeffries, G. Catania, R. Oliver, J, Socknat, J Glossinger, J. Bushnell, C. Prochelo, R, Howard, M. Lynch, W. Sievers, J, Meert, E, Knopf R. Salem, R. Masteller, N, Maxey, P. Haried, J. Burns, J. Mullen, K, Seaton, H, Schumacher, V. Leritz. Absent when the picture was taken: M. Van Patten, A. Carruthers, G. Verzani, and J. Ebel. SI 9- vg 'U BAND OFFICERS for l954-l955fGerald Calhoun Vice President, Patrick Donovan, President and Geraldine Troy, Board Member. F Q- - Q- Nw ..,..,. --nu Q1 li' 'ni Upper. The plant booth added color and beauty to the annual band bazaar which was held in Heelan's auditorium February sixth. Center: The color guard, an innovation this year, adds the finishing touch to the Heelan marching band. Below: The dish toss stand attracts many bazaar goers n .1 cr -. I K . 4 7 J f T f f , f'. Gees aff vm ggfwfned vc dass Wwe bn afe f 91, f ' 5- rfifff-'S f1r,g,f:A' A' Cpfffrffa Wfz Cm f3'a Yfvrf- F'E' 1 Y L vw C Jz u' !.' Bxku S4-fg-ci fcf. C Sc': ':'W 'I v JH f- Dance ciaescs av Heelan prowde oppor- rwwv, rc vmvcvf- poswfe avvd po se Gw'Js p dyed JTYWJCL me accwxwg how Furs? 'om C Pdwarv H' Seczory, P. Noonan. SECCWCI rox. R HL,-my B Tnciwq A Ed .'.a'd5 , Hi E' -C XJ' . Q- , x -aww UM' i '!1J5C Jwawh Harm for c'cJwsVra rv-embfffs jJ'C'x.VCCJ EQJOJ. Svarwdvg, L Ca'f,'Vv0's R SaJer' K Mc AJvor,J McGcvvan, Seared, back row: B. AJ-warez J Spewdwwge' M Beeccv' B Lee J Ze:f'fwar,J Abraham- J Anderson, B Prwesfman, A ScQJI,f Sea1ed,from row.: B. Sihearcn C Begnodfe S. Ada- momcz, S, Gwrard, B CJ1arMcr,M Hewfrran S Wes' J Brahen, P. Donovan, 5 F 1 4 4 J ,I Benny ' i. ge . even a alll s OW 'xl make yn WU You apply it to the bottom lip. X t Priest Michael Miss Deazy Miss Stearns Jenny Sister Shirley Jo Harry Mary Owen Student Student Mr. Parkside CAST Brian Delaney Dennis Popeyis' Ronald Chicoine Kenna Seaton' Norma LaCroix Jean Fahnlander' Velma Schumacher Annette Moddef Mary Ann Ryan Agnes Lillyt' Mary Agnes Smith Lorraine Ryanf Madonna Joynt Eileen Lennon' Marlene Simeon Joan Schaats' Karen Yaftee Kathleen Duncan' Janet Stephen Patrick Carter' John Haley Gail Reifert' Judy Bellaire June l-lerdliskaf Rosemary McGuirk John Glossinger Sunday night cast JENNY But you get the idea . . . Gg as Rugby A'ef'v you hav- ifvg any S5'E f fafPwe'? BQNON I bf-Meve you heard mf r1m.sMon. 4 , pf fx 'Dx 5 , H Sf 45 . g, . 2 E V V 4 lv- KISSED ME! Eyw,hcC1,'s u f' X THE VALENTINE PARTY Hearts hearts and more hearts decorated Heelans gym the mght of the Valentlne Party The Krng and Queen of Hearts Bob Flaa and Gem Donovan and the en ture lnnnor class deserved the praise of Heelanutes for carrynng on the traduttonal lunnor dance rn fxne style Upper T Connolly P Doyle R McGulrk M K McCoy receive homage from merry-makers. Center: N. Welsh, T, Slweeren, L. Dalhoff keep the music going. Lower. On witl1tl'te dance! 1.5, ' llllili ,JV ff R V Q Ray 1 Q-0.-.3 5 aw '9 372 P145 2 6' 'mg my 'am' .V ff- A' , -A - . ,Q S' A f ' gig , Gina-all ICU' Y 'iid 2' K 'gig up-on ....L.,.,l JE. 5 A 'f r '5' Q fw. I 'W f 15.3 u , .Q 30 1 4 gi hfd Jul - 1' 1, G-3 i . ag, iv' 'S I. L. f. 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' A - V I 'HN' ,Q 'QI' r l 1 H , ' ' . , Exullnng rn youlloful yegor Revelmg nh God given sfrehgfh VVrTh courage and humrlrly Heelarmes carry the shreld of the Crusader Not always successful To do The best they can They deserve a cheermg sechoh And God DO doubt echoes Hold that lrme Men of l-leelan Men of God Combrhed l'1Tl leWOVd Crusader' Manly games they offer to God As we acclarm them All Heelah All Amen an All Cafhollc mwwm 5 r x l Bur always delermined ,, -F . ,, ezaitchtdelciukq 4 Q J ' 1 ' l t 1 1 .4-,..1.. FOOTBALL .' M 5 T 'B gs. . 'I SQ' ' t - mfsfgggl nf -f 'B' tiff 5q2'e32fp'2fra50-r:31ea Q C .rflfggg at-s qi A v- -'ze 'sea-f P E. P JA i ,I -nv' X v I X VARSHY SQUAD First row: A. Larimore, B. Rehan, R. Henry, R. Casey, M. Rice, T. Carter, J. McGowan, B. Clark, B. Rickord, E. Vandermark, J. Branhaney. Second row: R. Sitzman, J .Rickert, B. Murray, J. Anderson, J, Cooper, C. LaMere, M. Nye, G. Heenan, P. Doyle, M. McGowan, J, Beacom, D. Conway. Third row: B. Flaa, B. Doran, J. ,Bertsch, J. Donahue, D. Maher, J. Hartnett, T. Gentle- man, J. Cosgrove, P. Hurley, R. Sandbom, J. Dreves, B. Miller, M. McGregor. The 1954 edition of the Heelan football team got under way as forty-five determined squad members answered the call on August 24. Bolstered by ten returning lettermen, the coaching staff and players alike looked forward to a demanding eight game schedule. After dropping games to the undefeated East and Carroll elevens, the Crusaders went without further defeat to chalk up a 5-2-l record, for the most successful season since 1949. The high note was the second defeat of Dubuque Loras in as many years, which enabled Heelan to keep posses- sion ofthe traveling trophy. Although guard Bob Murray was the only Heelanite who was selected on the All-City First Team, the Crusaders dominated the Second Team with Jerry McGowan, Jack Rickert, Bob Flaa, Mel Rice, and Bill Rickord all receiving berths. In addition, Pat Doyle and Mark McGowan were given honorable mention. The team voted Jerry McGowan the most valuable player, and Jack Rickert, honorary captain. 'T nfl'-E SOPHOMORE SQUAD Tnese sophomores ccacned by Steve Garbier. earned a record of three wins in seven encounters As members of the 1955 team they will have the task ot preserving the Var5it,'5 string of six games .f.itho,t defeat First rcr. M. Hobbs, J Lynch M O'Connor W. 'JlcGir-ng P Kelly, D Cassidy R Rile, J Br slarre Second row. E Vanderrnark, C Rowher, E. Birmingham M Merrigan M Wood R Rossntar M. Smith Third row. R Sirzrraan R Emerson, D Oliscr P Norris J. Dreves, K Blum, T Prince T. Krapfl Fourth row H Beacom, L. Stanek, H Wendt J Anderson,J Be'tsch J Stanton ag M 5 ' - n 4 1 ' s B ' s , . fr fn f .3 . 4 Vw Q 2? 41 , . n ' n h 1 i Mx ' Sznpff 1 1 6 . 1 ,ft, wi A fx Y 'Kgs V9 .I emi Ili' v O, WC? , sv, .5 3 ' fr '17 al ,,.V wr. .-if Pdf HEELAN 33--FL!-NDREAU O . . Flandreau's Indians cttered little opposition as the Crusaders completely dominated play to notch a 322 yctory Four minutes into the game, Pat Doyle sco'ed on a plunge abovei to cap a AO yard drive. Mel Rice booted the extra point Later in the same period, guard Bob Murray snared an lndian tumble and rambled 35 yards to score. Rice again sp it the uprights to make it lA-O. Murray also garnered the third TD. as he roared through the line to block a punt on the Flandreau 20, picked up the bouncing ball, and chugged across the double stripe. Rice and Ray Casey contributed to the Heelan cause, rallying from the five and six respectively Dr. Zahren tried to apply an antidote for the scoring pace as he employed reserves most of the second halt. o in Z E hh RICH HENRY JERRY McGOWAN BOB NELSON BOB REHAN HEELAN l9-SIOUX FALLS CATHEDRAL l9 . , . The Crusaders and the Irish from Sioux Falls Cathedral fought to a l9-I9 deadlock in the traditional Homecoming contest on October 23. Cathedral iurnped into an early lead with a 79 yard march Heelan bounced right back as Mark McGowan bolted over from the two. l-above, rightl following the recovery of an Irish tumble by Jack Donahue. The halttime score was I2-all, after the foes had again traded touchdowns, Heelan's Coming on a 6? yard scoot by Bill Rickord. The teams were still even at the three quarter mark, but early in the fourth frame the Crusa- ders rolled to the 3l. Pat Doyle then ripped into the line six straight times, the final carry producing the touchdown, which was followed by Rice's conversion. Cathedral came right back to knot the count, and a frantic Heelan rally in the waning seconds tell 22 yards short. spgx 4 Nr ' sy- f n wk 4, -,gg f, 1 Q . was X I 1 . I 'f 1 4. ,f, Q , Q A? ' ,4 .I .F rf J 3 Qurtkg X '. r 1 AK 6 QR. ,pb 1 5 42+ ' 43 50.5 ' A N KING JACK co om ' A QUEEN CONNIE vs? ::'n 'Q Q 6 Q16 n M Kell , W, MK QNX 'Q C X 3 ff ,I 153' Af- N ab 4535- g 223.-V' ' , , X!! ' 2 4132 It uf,-2,:,,4 , if ggi ,A me - ' 1 mllm E . f'M. gn' 'hi I ..L. , ' , N. S.. ' If , . in ..... f jr Y- ' , rm' ,Y - , g r, H . . , LLL' X ,,... ' x N ' ag Z M 9 yi! XWXNG 5 rLUS 13 2, , qi, ii? xg ,Q KR, K Y f 1 4 K Q H v ff .gX QXXYQ x X xx -QXQJQX X. fuk F' Ziff Mall I 5759, ROYALTY REIGNS On lhe aflernoon of Oclober fwenfy- fhird, Queen Connie Wallrer and King Jack -Riclcerf reioiced as Heelan's +hird Home- coming parade wended Hs way fhrough fhe sun-splashed sfreels of downlown Sioux Ci+y. Leading +he specfacle was +he smarf- slepping band, followed by an array of floafs and numerous decorafed cars. The gorgeous floafs represenfed many hours of work and fun oufside of school 'I'ime. Compe+i+ion For +he prizes was close. bul' afler careful considerafion, +he judges awarded firs+ place +o +he sophomore crea- fion, Orchids fo Heelan. Coming in for second prize was lhe iunior mas+erpiece, l-leelan is Tops, which was surmounfed by a huge spinning +op. The +hird award .-wg Af if f 5 1, , fir' '21 'lit' ,, 1. 1 . . - .5- YH: if 'i 1-7' 4 .Lf Y. I 'I . g . X ' 5 ' 6, A . 'r fl 1- ,. 'gk 3 I '4 , ' - ggmg? if A' 5 , also wenf +0 a junior floaf en+i+led, Vic- 'rims of The Crusaders, and porfrayed Hee- lan's foes res+ing in pieces. wg I'P.9' N V rf' we 19' KX 6? ip' rx X 1 Affer fhe flwrilling fie wifh Sioux Falls Cafhedral, Homecoming fesfivifies were climaxed by fl1e gala dance held in Heelan's audiforium. Queen Connie and King Jack reigned over a gay Parisian afmosphere creafed by an Arch of Triumph, Eiffel Tower, Moulin Rouge, and a number of sidewalk cafes. Over four lwnclred couples, including many alumni, affencled flue dance. The l'1igl1ligl1f of fl'le evening was flue grand march, led by fhe royalfy, and parficipafed in by all. Excellenf music was furnished by flue Don Feiiar orclwesfra. BASKETBALL CITY CHAMPIONS-Kneeling: Bill Miller, manager, Coach Bob Zahren. Standing: Mike Nye, Ron Sandbom, Mark McGowan, Dick Hosking, Pat Doyle, Bob Flaa, Jack Rickert, Tom Sheeren, Denny O'Brien, Joe Bertsch, and Bill Bogaard. The 1954-l955 Heelan basketball team turned in the most fruitful campaign since the Blue and Gold first took the court six seasons ago. While playing one of the toughest schedules in the state, the Crusaders earned themselves a record of ten wins in twenty-two starts, and walked off with the City and District Cham- pionships. Senior forward Bill Bogaard and iunior center Denny O'Brien combined for 473 of l-leeIan's total l,O36 points, and both were named to the All-City First Team. Jack Rickert and Mel Rice represented the Crusaders on the Second Team, Mel was voted most valuable by his teammates. t a T' .,.. ...I-. . .L- ..f...1. -'L-ii 211,447 . RON SANDBOM BILL BOGAARD JACK RICKERT MEL RICE The initial encounter of the '54-'55 cage season, played at LeMars Gehlen, sa f.f Heelan come out on the short end of a 56-41 score. Despite a three point lead at the midway mark, the Crusaders could not contain the Diocesan Champs, as they piled up All points in the second half. Bill Bogaard was high scorer, tallying l5, followed by Denny O'Brien with ten. Making their first home appearance, the Crusaders lost a hard-fought game to the Tanagers of Vermillion, 58-52. Coacn Zahren's charges held the lead until the third quarter, when a sudden cold spell produced only eight points. Center Denny O'Brien rang up 27 tallies, more than half of l-leelan's total. ln almost identical games with East and Leeds, the Crusaders played efficient ball in the early stages, but saw a ten-point half-time lead in each contest slip through their fingers. O'Brien bucketed 20 against the Lancers, and lO in the Black Raider Tilt, Mel Rice dropped in nine in the East contest, and Bill Bogaard duplicated during the Leeds scrap. On the following night, Heelan outclassed the Cardinals from South Sioux by a A4-37 count. The Zahrenmen were never headed as they jumped to a four point lead in the first quarter and maintained it all the way. Tom Sheeren and Mark McGowan shared scoring honors with 12 apiece, The Varsity coasted to a 47-39 victory in the annual Alumni action held during the Christmas holidays. Mel Rice popped in five field goals to lead the Crusaders. An easier game was the rout of Central a few days later. The Heelanites, playing without center O'Brien, waltzed past the Little Maroons, ol-37. Bill Bogaard led the pack with l6. Heelan turned back the fourth quarter challenge of Sioux Falls Cathedral to emerge victorious, 47 to 38. Down by twelve points at the intermission, the South Dakotans fought back to within three betore the Crusaders put on a spurt ot their own to pull away in the final minutes. Dependable Bill Bogaard registered T6 to lead all scorers. Superior height proved a definite advantage as the Crusa- ders polished off Iowa Deaf to the tune ot 62-116. Jack Rickert's l7 points and his all-around play led the team to their fifth consecutive victory. On Friday, January ld, Heelan traveled to Orange City to take on Sioux Center, ranked number one in Siouxland. During the 32 thrill-packed minutes that fol- lowed, the Warriors were able to squeeze cut a ol-59 win in a game that was nip and tuck right down to the wire. Bill Bogaard paced the Crusaders, chalking up l9 counters. Jack Rickert was close behind with lo. Returning home for a Saturday appearance, Heelan's Crusaders ran up against the top team in the Omaha area, Holy Name. Heelan got oft to a slow start, and the Ramblers' early scoring provided a thick cushion as they went home with a 49-33 decision. Denny O'Brien returned to action, dumping in T2 to lead the Crusader cause. l-leelan turned in one ot' their best games of the year with a 68 to 60 thumping of highly-touted Carroll. The contest was played on an equal basis until the Hee- lanites began to pull away during the final two and one-halt minutes. Scoring honors went to Jack Rickert, who piled up twenty. O'Brien and Bogaard contri- buted l3 and TO respectively. Three days later, the Crusader gym was invaded by the Immaculate Concep- tion team from Cedar Rapids. The Greyhounds capitalized on tree throws in the closing minutes to grab a 59-53 verdict. Bill Bcgaard was again tops in the scoring column with l8. The second game .with Central proved to be far more exciting. From the open- ing tip-off the teams matched each other basket for basket, the score was tied eleven tlmes. With the count knotted at 52Yall and a little over a minute remain- ing, the Crusaders elected to pass the ball around until there nas only enough time for one shot. Jack Rickert cut loose .with a one-hander that settled in a scant tffo seconds before tne final buzzer to spell victory for Heelan, Bill Bogaard and Denny O'Bren ffere the mainstays, tallfng l7 and lo resoectvelfg Qor' Sandbom turned in an outstanding floor game. Joarneying to Dubuque for the annual Big Four mee? ng, the CVQSECJGVS were Topped by Da fenport St. Ambrose and DLJEUQJG Loras, The Knignts of St, Ambrose, third place ff nners in the State Tournament, lumped to a lO to O lead 'n 'he frst quarter. At tne end of the contest the scoreboard showed the Knign's stfll holding that ten point lead, 50-AO. ln the Loras game, it ,vas l-leelan who held tne edge at half-time, but the Gubs hit over fifty percent during the last half to chalk up a 67-541 triumph. O'Brien threvv in l7 against St. Ambrose and l11 in the Loras game. Jack Rickert also counted fourteen against the Gubs. Widespread interest was placed on the l-leelan-Sioux Center rematch after the previous epic struggle at Orange City, lt was a real battle for three quarters, but Sioux Center caught fire and could do nothing vvrong as they ran avvay from the Crusaders, 76-116. l-leelan set the stage for the title battle with East by brushing past South Sioux, 56-53, in an overtime. The entire game fvas a see-savv, shoot and run affair played before a capacity crovvd in the Nebraskans' gym. When regulation time ran out, the scoreboard read 119-119, but the Crusaders outscored the Cardinals in the extra session, 7-41. Denny O'Brien banged in 30 points, high for the season in Sioux City, The fo'- lowing night, in a return match with Cathedral of Sioux Falls, the l-leelanites saw shot after shot bounce off the rim as the Irish snatched a 52-115 decision. Mel Rice added a pair of field goals to his ten free throws to lead in the scoring departf ment, Denny O'Brien chipped in with 13. Heelan's Crusaders gained sweet revenge for an early season setback as they completely dominated play to annex the City Championship by crushing East, 38 to 26. The game was a low-scoring affair, with Heelan's impenetrable zone defense proving too much for the Black Raiders. The visitors were forced to shoot from far out, and even then the Crusaders pressed so closely that East had to hurry their attempts, resulting in many wild shots. Bill Bogaard was the pace-setter with I4 tallies, Mel Rice and Ron Sandbom particularly harrassed the Raiders with their exceptional defensive work out in front. Victory number ten came at the hands of Fort Dodge in a game played at Holstein. Heelan mowed down the Dodgers, 53-47, to capture the District crown. The Zahrenmen zipped to a six-point lead in the first frame and held it all the way as the teams traded point for point during the last three quarters. O'Brien and Rickert both hit the double figuresfDenny piled up lo, while Jack contributed 12. Free throws proved to be the deciding factor as Sioux Center bumped the Crusaders, 66 to 47, in the Sub-State Tournament. The Warriors from Sioux county produced only one more field goal than Heelan, but cashed in on thirty charity tosses in 36 attempts. Mel Rice was the only Crusader able to hit frequently, chalking up fourteen tallies, TRACK all as .. ' A slim, A yi A I Q I mul: ., :cleft A -g -f s. ff. .'? 'u7i'l7'i9i il mi, '7i:'-..1 '-7 s. F . 9- ir: V' . 0' . - 'V up 4 . .2'1.'5i'5' 'L'? l' vw! Avg? .- . '-asf - f v v a VFW gd ' I ml fs..-rf 6 , .. 1 'DQ it ' -,QQ 4 . Qfl' T 'fro 564' VARSITY SQUAD-First row: J. Stanton, C. Kruse, J. Anderson, G. Goodier, T. Carter, R. Hosking, P. Doyle, J. Cahill, R. Schuetz, R. Henry, R. Sandbom. Second row: C. Stabile, T. Gentleman, P. Hurley, R. Murray, R. Hassenger, D. Immele, P. Clawson, M. Hanlon, W. Sylvester, N. Kramper, C. LaMere, M. McGowan. Third row: D. Landry, R. Flaa, G. Lynch, J. Hartnett, J. Miller, M. Montgomery, J. Braheny, D. Miller, R. Sokolovske, J. Zechman, J, Small, .I. McGowan. A squad of T40 trackmen, including I3 seniors, 22 juniors, 40 sophomores, and 65 freshmen, turned out for drills in mid-February. Coach Gar- bier had eight Iettermen as a nucleus for the T955 squad: sprinters Pat. Doyle, Bill Rickord and Bob Hassenger, Dick Hosking, distances, weight- men Carl Stabile and Dennis O'Brien, Jim Cahill, pole vaul1, Tom Carter, high lump and hurdles. Nine maior meets were scheduled, plus duals with East and Central. The Crusader cindermen selected Bob Hassenger as team captain. .. id- ik'-32- :rn.-- -- If ? WTTfti' IT , r I v Q' , 5 kia az: 3532, TRACK SCHEDULE APRIL 7 . . HOLSTEIN RELAYS APRIL I2 HEELAN-CENTRAL APRIL I6 TOMAHAWK RELAYS AT CHEROKEE APRIL 22 . .. .. ..... .. SAC CITY RELAYS APRIL 29 SPENCER RELAYS MAY 5 . ESTERVILLE RELAYS MAY 6 . . SIOUX CITY RELAYS MAY IO .. . . . . ........... . ......... HEELAN-EAST MAY I3 . DISTRICT MEET CCOUNCIL BLUFFSD MAY I9 .... .... .... C I TY MEET MAY 29 STATE MEET Dig! i M 141,-Aflw. ' JI, ff' 'A ,J ,. ' ,ff 3' ' M Aj ' 'ai if ' . 0 ,.v .WD V ,I 3 M yi -D Z LIE K . V Upper left. Tom Cartcrf Upper righr' Running passes the baton to Pm Center: Bob Hassenger, receives The baton from Lower left Jerry MCG the pack in vhe half-mule Lower right Car! Sta discus throw. 5 ,ea- 9b ,JQQQFQ . -- e' ff- W O Q ....,. .... 1- X A l f X x Lzzpf JW Cam, Ja 5 Ii :em Uppw ' qv Bern, O'BuQf' pjs me shot, Cr-nh-' Pm DOAQ mfr vakafs rbwd m the IOO dagh Lo,-.fer heh Duck Hosxing shows bus furnishing MW QHQ -WWW' VJP Lon:-f vqw Gdfmg Pat Connor, Make Duncan BMP' Juv Q1-Ma! and M-PQ DQ-ygfwrw admire 1951 Dwswc' Oravfs-cnshp plaque l--3 3521 f L-AJ , .I . ,g 3 0 'll ' wf H, kg 1 'Y f I I J 'V 23, 1 - si' i ... 1 -gh if .n ,, ni. M Q . eil I Ml. Heelan High believes in phy- sical as Nell as mental training. This is exemplified in its physical education program. Gps, too, have an opportunty to partici- pate in basketball, volleyball, tumbling, and fluff ball. Their ath- letic activities are not confined to physical education classes but in- clude intramural sports, particu- larly basketball, This year Heelan girls have also been active in the GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. Many young ladies have merited G.A.A. points of which they are iustly proud. Friendly cow'-petition is erdunt on the faces ot snese determined 9-'ls as .hey battle it oat for top hcnors in th intra- mural tO.rr'i it A A i Our hero trots faithfully down to the field, Ready to give his all. I-le blocks, he tackles, he runs with speed, His mind filled with football. And out on the Maples our Globe Trotters come, Shooting with deftness and skill, They dribble, they lump, they grab those rebounds, Trying their duty to fill. Now Intramurals enter the scene, Coupled with G,A.A. Volleyball, tennis, softball, too, All round out our day. But at I-leelan, sports are lust part of routine- We think of other things too, And we give to all aspects of life here on earth Whatever attention is due. JX ,t 14 X l Parents bless teachers bless And The great Lawguver Hrmself bestows a blessnng As the graduate Dlplorna an hand exaltatlon IU heart Advances unto a world not u known only untrned Slowly he has learned That the world ts no place for a weaklung Nor as hea1en Now young rn arnbntuon bold In belief Strong rn the convtctnon That the source of hrs strength ls found rn the tabernacle He goes for h Confzdent that wrth such sprrltual and He wall advance rn strength untrl he becomes A worthy cltuzen of thus earthly kungdom And a pronwsslng candidate for The Kingdom of God fm! 1 1 1 1 1 Y' .. , . 1 1 1 1 + . . .. . I, 1 1 N .xx ,U 1 4- 1 ith' u. ' ,ti 1. - 'f 1 2 in :- 'W' vi f ,,J1Q,:xx n-4 l'f w'l 1,11 ,U Y rr - 0 3 1.25 fffi :ff-'a'4' Q' v 'I my . '. ' A.g .' ,.' ' f Tf, . .Yi ,'Aii ,.r3 :.-AQ' ilfifffaf l f., ,f 5-,t.,', -'K 'J' .. D . , Q , D -ax.. J 193 I-'us 6 . 4 Q I as ' . ' Nurs u rf. ,fl 1, .N :E ..f Q JEAN B ABRAHAM St Bomface SenIor Class Vnce Presudent Class Offncer 13 Honor Stu nt I4 SI'IIed Staff 3 socIate EdItor 4 Red Cross ICE Staff 3 A Ba d Operetta 4 Mane up Crew - Intramurals I-Ag Stu en Council 4' Cantata 4- Orches- ta I- Perfect Attendance A- Homecoming Committee 4- Crusader Staff I. GRADUATES SHIRLEY A ALLARD Sacred Heart DramatIcs 3 Operetta 3 Glee I3 In amurals I 2 brary Club 2 School Play 2 Cantata 2 3 ROBERTA J. ALTIMUS Cathedral Operetta 3, 4- Glee Club 'I-4' Intramurals l.4- Usherette Club 3- Future Nurses Club 4- Can- tata I-4, PATRICIA A. ANDERSEN Immaculate Conception Dramatics I- Band I 3' GAA I- Dancing I- Future Nurses Club 2 3. 'Eli E' I.. J Y JEAN A ALBERS Blessed Sacrament Honor Student IA Dramatncs Intr uralsl 4 sader Staff 4 Pep Club 3 A Cantata A Perfect Attend ance 3 A DONALD R ANTONETTE Immaculate Conceptron :gl ts of erettaI 2 Ge Cl b 2 Football I BARBARA .I BAUER Blessed Sacr In tt S lelcl Stall 3 Laclues Of e r am cs 2 ee ub 2 In ramur Club 3 Canta a GAA 3 A JEANEEN R ANDERSON Blessed Sacrament Honor Student 3 A Qltueld Stall 3 A Red Cross 3 Offtce Sta 2 Make up Crew 24 B nd I4 Intramurals I3 O estra I 2 Ltbrary Clu 3 Perfect Attendance 3 A JOHN B ANGERMAN Immaculate Con-feptton Glee Club I Pe lect Attend a I 4 MARY JO BERGMAN Cathedral R Coss I Olltcc tafl evetta 2 GI e Club anctng I Intramurals rary Club 24 Cant I Bookkeeptng Award BARBARA M BERTSCH Blessed Sacramert Make up Cew 24 Band I4 lntramuralsI 2 Ltbrary b Or stra 2 Per Attendance 2 4 MARY C BARRETT Blessed Sacrament Red Cross 3 Class Offtcer I '7 Sltneld Staff 3 4 Operetta 3 A Glee Club I 4 Mtxed Chor us 4 Homecommg Commtttee r mu I 3 Pep A C ntata 24 Perfect ten ance 2 Poste Club A GAA 3 4 JAMES G BAUER Blessed Sacramert etta 3 Gle C b n ramu als Back Sta e Crew I Cant ta 2 3 Football 3 Track 3 Golf 1- Q 3 3 -1:-ff WILLIAMJ BOGAARD St Bonrface H nor Student V3 Cl ss Ol fucer 2 Red Cross 2 Kmghts of the Altar A Intramurals l Basketball I4 S udent Coun cvl A Footb ll 13 Monogr m u 24 Scholal Tr ck Haghest Average l BARBARA A BRAULT Blessed Sa rament onor S udem I Shue A Cub l3 Max orus 4 pe etta Hnmecormng Ccvtmnttee 4 In murals l Pep Club -1 rw t ta 2 J Pe fem Attend nced RICHARD F BEYER Blessed Sacrament K I ln s of the Altar ld p e e ta 2 A Gee Club I Mrxed orus A nd ln a u als l 2 a 24 oa 3 Tr VANITA C BLUAA Sr N cha l Leeds Hcno Student l-1 Glee Club rary ub A rt ta 2 JANICE M BURNS Immaculate Corceptron O retta 3 4 Clee Club l nt amurals Futu Nu ses Club 4 Cant ta l A JEAN BURNS Immaculate Corceptton Operetta l Glee Club I 2 4 Intramurals 1 Future Nurses Cu A Cantatal 2 4 MAuRuNE R BOYLE Blessed Sacrament ess Off: 2 Ope etta Glee Club l'3 Homecormng Attendant 4 Dancmg l3 I tramurals I A Student Counctl Cantata 2 2 Ch rlea ID 2 GAA JOHN E BURKE St .los ph rhts of the A't r I4 tta A rt ramur ls all l ent ta I4 Sc A Football 2 Trac A JOI-IN W BUSHNELL Blessed Sacrament Red Cross 3 Ba 1d I4 Dr m M or 4 Intramurals I Can tata 2 PATRICIA L. CI-IARTIER Cathedral Glee ClUb I, 2g Operelta 3, : Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Came'-9 2-4- GAA 4. GERALD D CALHOUN Sr Mrchael Leeds l O I r B S Track 3 Orchestra I RAYMOND CASEY Sacred Heart ss Oft' cer 3 B sk Monogr m Club -1 Cantat Otball 24 Tr ck I L s. s 7 - TI-IOMAS N CARTER Sr Joseph Class Offncer 3 IntramU s etball 2 c Stage rew I MOVIE mera Operator I Monogram Club Football 3 4 Track MARILYN E CAVANALJGH Blessed Sacrament Class OffIcer I 2 Red Cross O ere a Glee U 2 4 and n ra nUrals I 2 Can a 24 Of fvce Staff 2 JAMES B CAHILL St MIchael South SIOUX Glee ClUb I Intramurals Basketball I 2 Ope to I4 Mowogram C'U Football Id Track MOVIE Camera HI: 'U CLARK DAI-IL Immaculate Conception Intramurals I, 25 Golf I RONALD F. CHICOINE St. Boniface Homeroom Officer 3, Dramat- ics I-4, Band 3, Operetta 3, Glee Club 3, Student Council 3, 45 School Play 3, 4, Canta- ta I, 3, 4. PATRICK T CONNOR Cathedral Class Officer I 2 Red Cross I Knights of the Altar I4 Operetta I 2 Glee Club I3 Intramurals I Basketball I 2 Cantata I3 Football I Go I4 Z X' ROBERT J CLARK Cathedral Class Officer I 2 Knights of the Altar I4 Operetta 24 n I ee Club I tramurals I3 Basketball I 2 Movie Camera Operator I3 Cantata I4 Schola I4 Foot b I 4 Track I 4 EVERLY A CLAYTON St Boniface ee Club I Pep Club GAA 3 PETER A CLAwsoN Cathedral Knights of the Altar I4 Stu dent Council 4 Football I3 Perfect Attendance 4 Track 3 CLIFFORD J COLLETTE Sacred Heart Glee Club I Intramurals I Back Stage Crew 4 37? -1 MARY ELLEN CLARK St. Jean Baptiste Honor Student I, 2, Operetta 3, Make-up Crew 2, Dancing 4, Student Council 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Cantata 3, 4. if CAMILLA A CONWAY Sacred Heart Operetta 24 Glee Club I 2 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Intramu s I3 library Club 2 Cantata 24 Perfect Attend ance 4 JeRoMe P COSGROVE Blessed Sacrament Semor Class Prestdent Honor Student 3 Class Oftlcer 3 Kmghts of the Altar I 3 Op er tta 3 Glee Club I3 In tramurals I Student Counctl 3 4 Monogram Club 4 Can tata I3 Football 24 Perfect Attendance I Poster Club 4 DEANNA M DAIS St Bomface Class Offlcer I3 Operetta 3 Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 3 B n I3 Intramurals I 2 Cantata 2 3 Perfect Attend ce I 3 DONALD J CONWAY St Michael Ileedsl Basketball 2 Football 24 Track 2 JERRY A COOPER Blessed Sacrament Red Cross 3 4 Glee Club I3 Knlghts of the Altar 3 4 Operetta I4 Intramurals I 2 BasketballI 2 Crusader Staff 3 Monogram Club 4 antata I Foo ball Track I4 Muxed Chorus 4 BRIAN M DELANEY St Bomlace Dramatucs I4 Operetta 2 Crusader Staff 4 School Play 24 Cantata I 3 4 Golf I3 DYO Wmner 3 MARY ANN Dlcus St Joseph Bookkeepmg Award 3 'T JAMES P CUNNINGHAM Immaculate Conception Glee Club I Intramurals I DouGLAs D DAVIS Blessed Sacrament Glee Club I Intramurals I I ROBERT L DORAN Cathedral Kntghts of the Altar l 4 Glee u l lntramurals l as all l 2 Footballl 2 Monogram Club 4 Cantata 2 Tra DOREEN J Dow St Boniface Operetta 3 4 Glee Club 14 Future Nurses Club 4 Cart a l 5 Lf MARY ANN DtxoN St Mtchael Qleedsb Honor Student 14 Class Offtcer l Operetta 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 3 4 Band l4 Student Counctl l Can tata 3 4 Cheerleader l 2 G A 1 2 Bookkeeptng Award 3 Jon-tN H DONAHUE Blessed Sacrament Class Offtcer 2 Kmghts of the Altar 13 Operetta I4 Glee Club I4 Mtxed Chorus 4 Homecomung Attendant 4 Basketball l 2 Monogram Club 24 Cantata 3 4 Foot b l 4 Track I 4 JOHN W ERWIN Blessed Sacrament Class Offtcer l 2 Operetta l Glee Club I lntramurals l Perfect Attendance l SALLY J Esse Immaculate Conceptton Operetta 3 4 Glee Club l 2 Mtxed Chorus 3 4 Dancmg I 2 lntramurals 2 Cantata 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 so tr' JOHN J DOUGHERTY Cathedral lntramurals I3 Football l Perfect Attendance I MARGARET A Ec.HoLs Sr Bontface Operetta 24 Glee Club I4 Intramurals l Cantata 24 DONNABELLE EUFERS St Joseph Honor Student I 2 Operetta 3 4 Glee Club I4 Make up Crew 2 3 Library Club 3 4 Cantata 3 4 Perfect Attend ance 3 XX I REGINA C. GOODELL Blessed Sacrament Class Officer 35 Dramatics 25 Operetta 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Intramurals 35 Future Nurses' Club 45 Cantata 2, 35 Perfect Attendance 25 GAA 3. HAROLDA FLANDERS Cathedral Intramurals I PATRICIA K, FORD Blessed Sacrament Future Nurses Club 4- Pep Club 4. WI LLIAM FLYNN Blessed Sacrament Class Officer I Kmghts of the A tar I 4 Operetta I e Club I Intramurals 'I MAI-IALA A. GARRIGAN St. Boniface Honor Student I-4- Class Of- ficer 3- Shield Staff 3- Office Staff 3 4- Make-up Crew 2-4- lntramurals l-4- Student Coun- cil 25 Crusader Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Commercial Club 45 Perfect Attendance 3, 4. .- .5 K ' f ml' YLVIAJ FITZGERALD St Joseph Salux Iowa Intramurals 3 4 Cantata 4 MARGARET K. GORMALLY St. Boniface Honor Student 3, 45 Office Staff 45 Make-up Crew 3, 45 Usherette Club 3. DOROTHY A. GRENDLER St Joseph Offrce Staff 2 Operetta 24 Glee Club I4 Intramurals 2 3 Future Nurses Club 4 Pep Club 2 Cantata 24 MARY A HEILMAN St Bomface Honor Student I 2 Shteld Staff 3 Offtce Staff 2 Dra mattcs 2 Operetta 3 4 Glee Club I 2 Mtxed Chorus 4 Band 3 4 Intramurals 2 Can tata 2 4 Quota Club Award I JAMES B HACKETT Sacred Heart Honor Student 4 Dramattcs I Intramurals I Student Counctl A Crusader Staff 3 Track ROBERTL HASSENGER Blessed Sacrament Honor Student I4 Class Of flcer I3 Shteld Staff Sports Edttor A Operetta 24 Glee Club I3 Mnxed Chorus 4 Intramurals I Basketball I 2 Monogram Club 3 4 Can a I4 r In G Htghest Average 2 3 Home comtng Commuttee 4 MARY Jo HALL St Mzchae ISouth Stouxb Ladles of the Altar A Operetta 3 Glee Clu I 3 Usherette Club 3 Cantata 3 Perfect Attendance I4 RUTH E HEALY Blessed Sacrament Class Offrcer I 2 Offtce Staff A Operetta 4 Glee Club I Mlxe orus Dancnng 4 lntrarnurals4 Can lata 4 EVERETT O. GULBRONSON St Joseph Intramurals I Monogram Club Can ata I Footba 3 Track 2 RICHARD F HENRY Blessed Sacrament Operetta I4 Glee Cl b Muxed Chorus 4 Intramurals I Basketball 2 Cantata 24 Schola 2 3 Football 4 Track 4 Go GJ BARBARAA HOING St Joseph Shteld Staff 3 Operetta 3 Glee Club I 2 lntramuralsl NINA I. HORAN St Jean Baptiste Operetta 3 Glee Club Dancung I Intramurals I an tata 2 3 Perfect Attend ance I MELVIN HILLIARD St Boniface Glee Club I Kmghts of the Altar 4 Intramurals I Basket ball I Back Stage Crew la Perfect Attendance 4 CoL LE EN M HOULTON Cathedral Shueld Staff 3 Glee Club I 2 Dancmg I Cantata 2 GARY F HOELKER Immaculate Conception Football I 2 Baseball I 6 1 MARY C HOVERSTEN St Boniface Dramatucs 2 3 Operetta 3 Glee Club I3 Mlxed Chorus 4 Intramurals I 2 Futur Nurses Club 4 Pep Club 3 RONALD J Houvxes St Boniface Knights of the Altar I Oper etta I Glee Club I lntramu rals I Movre Camera Oper r 4 Llbrary Club 2 Football I JOHN M HOSKING Cathedral Class Offucer 3 Red Cross 3 Mlxed Chorus I 2 4 Track 3 Cantata 4 Dramatrcs 2 alnty I 2 Pep Club Ba etball I 2 K MARGARET M IVERSEN Immaculate Conceptfon Operetta 3 A Glee Club 24 Intramurals Commercual Clu 3 4 Cantata 3 LEON V JoLuN Cathedral Glee Club I RICHARD D HOWARD Immaculate Conceptton Kmghts of the Altar I 3 Glee Club I3 Mlxed Chorus I3 B n 4 Basketball I 3 O chestra 4 DANIEL J IMMELE Blessed Sacrament Glee Club I Intramurals I Cantata A Track 3 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Baseball l MARGARET P. JORDAN Blessed Sacrament Shield Staff 35'Operetta 3, 45 Glee Club I-A5 Pep Club 3, 45 Cantata 2-45 Perfect Attendance I-4. fu JUANITA A. JOSEPH St. Joseph Shield Staff 35 Glee Club I, 25 Intramurals I, 25 Cantata 2. JANET P JoLlN St Jean Baptiste Honor Student 3 Glee Club 3 Class Offucer I Operetta 3 Make up Crew 24 Band I 4 Intramurals I 4 Cantata 3 Perfect Attendance I4 RONALD B JONES Cathedral Honor Student 3 4 Class Of fncer I Knnghts of the Altar 4 Intramurals I Basketball 2 Crusader Staff A Cantata Foo ball Trac Perfect Attendance 4 MARK L KELLER Cathedral Class Offucer 2 3 Shueld Staff Assocuate Edutor 4 Knnghts of th Altar I4 Homecommg Attendant 4 Intramurals I Basketball I Student Qhuncnl 24 Cantata I 4 Schola I4 Football I 2 Track I 4 Hawk eye Boys State 3 :LX RAMONA R. KUTA Sacred Heart Future Nurses' Club 4, Per- fect Attendance 4. ALLENJ KENT St Peter Jefferson South Dakota Kmghts of the Altar 4 Band I4 Schola 4 CHARLES L KRusE St Michael lSouth SIOUX, Glee Club 2 Intramurals I Track 2 JAMES M KOCH St Joseph Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Baskt ball 2 Cantata 3 4 Track 4 Baseball 2 CAROL A KURZAK St Francis Honor Student I4 Class fncer I3 Shneld Staff 3 Busnness Edutor A Red Cross 2 Offsce Staff 3 Operetta 4 Glee Club I4 Ho comnng Commnttee 4 Make up Crew 2 3 Crusader Staff I Pep Club 3 4 Commercual Club 3 4 Cantata 24 r fect Attendance 4 Hughest Average I GAA 3 EDMUND KELLOGG Cathedral Class Offacer I 2 Km htg of the Altar I 3 Bookstore 3 Honor Student I 3 Perfect At tendanc 3 Cantata I3 Op eretta 3 Dramatucs 3 Publrc Speakung 3 DYO Speech Award 3 Shneld Staff 3 Jo ANN LACROIX St, Jean Baptiste Honor Student 2, 4g Oper- etta 3, 49 Glee Club I, 2g Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Future Nurses' Club Ag Cantata 2-4. THOMAS M LALLEY Sf Bonrface Class Offrcer I Shreld Staff Art Edrtor 4 Operetta Gee Club 'l 2 Band Color Guard 3 4 Student Councrl Cantata 2 Foo ball Honor Student 4 JACQUELINE E LEINART Sf Bonrface Glee Club I Intramurals I Lrbrary Club 3 A DENNIS M LANDRY St Joseph Gee Club I Intramurals I setball I 2 Baseball Track 2 4 MARCELENE LAVERDURE Bomface Glee Club I D 2 MARK l.AVELLE Blessed Sacrament DENNIS T LE GROS Blessed Sacrament Operetta I 3 4 Glee Cl b I Intramurals I Basketball I 2 Cantata I4 Schola I4 Football 'I Track 24 ROBERT J LAMBERT Blessed Sacrament Glee Club I 2 lntramurrals I 2 Football 2 442 PATRICIA E LEVERING St Bonrface Offrce Staff I 2 Operetta 3 Glee Club I3 MIxed Chorus 4 Intramurals I 3 Pep Club 3 Cantata 24 MARY F MADSEN St Bomface Honor Student I Shleld Staff 3 4 Operetta 3 A Glee Club 4 Intramurals I Ltbrar Club 3 4 Cantata 2 A CAROL L MASTELLER St Boniface Operetta I4 Glee Club I4 Intramurals I 2 Cantata I4 Perfect Attendance I A JAMES P. I.EvY I Blessed Sacrament Intramurals I, Cantata I, 2, Schola I, 2, 4. GENE M. LYNCH Sr. Patrick Jackson, Nebraska, Operetta I-4, Glee Club I, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Intramurals If Basketball I, 25 Cantata I-45 Football I-3, Track IVA. CLEONE M MAXEY Sr Joseph Shleld Staff 3 4 Dramatucs I4 Operetta 3 4 Glee Club Muxe C orus Homecomnng Commuttee 4 Make up Crew I 2 Intramu s Lubr y C ub Commercnal Club 3 4 Cantata 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 ost er Club 4 GAA 3 4 MARCIA J MAzuR Sr Francrs Honor Student I4 Class Of frcer I 3 Shueld Staff 3 s socrate Edttor 4 Operetta 3 4 Glee Club I 2 Intramurals Mrxed orus Homecomung Comrmttee 4 Make up Crew 2 Student Councnl 2 3 Crusader Staff Pe Cub 3 4 Hug s Average 2 Perfect Attend ance I 3 Cantata 2 4 ' DONALD MAJERES Immaculate Conception Knrghts of the Altar I 4 Glee Club I 3 Basketball I 2 Back Stage Crew 24 Movte Cam era Operator 3 4 Labrary Clu 3 4 DONNA J MATTHEWS Immaculate Conceptron Class Offucer 2 Dramatlcs I 2 DYO Award I 46- I GERALD J MCGOWAN Immaculate Conception Honor Student 3 Sensor Class Secretary Treasurer A Class Otfacer 2 3 Kmghts of the Altar I4 Operetta I4 Glee Club 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 4 Homecommg Attendant A Student Councnl 2 A Mono gram Club 3 A Cantata Intramurals I 2 Perfect At ten ance 2 Football Track I4 Orchestra I4 Bas all I MURRAY R MCGREGOR Cathedral Knughts of the Altar I A Oper e a 3 Gee u Mlxed Chorus 4 Intramurals I Basketball 2 Cantata 3 4 Track 2 Student Manager I 4 sl-'V' 15 't 7 ALBERT J. MCCOLLIGAN St Bonrface Band I 2 Intramurals ke all I las THOMAS J. MCDONALD Cathedral Shneld Staff 3 Co Edrtor 4 Knughts of the Altar I A Band 4 Intramurals Cantata ...5 GAIL F MCKENNA JOHN H MEIER St Bonrface St Mvchael Operetta 3 Glee Club 2 3 lSouth Suouxl Speech Cantata 2 3 1 DUDLEY J MCGRATH Blessed Sacrament Honor Student I 2 Knnghts of the Altar I4 Operetta I 4 Glee Club I 2 Max Chorus A Band 2 Intramu als I Basketball I Stu ent uncul 2 Cantata I 2 Orchestra I WILLIAM F MCINERNEY St Bonnface Knights of the Altar I 4 Dra matics I Intramurals I Can ta a I FRANCES L MITCHELL Immaculate Concepnon Honor Student I4 DramatIcs 4 Shneld Staff A Ladues of the Altar 4 Usherette Club 3 Pep Club 2 SodalIty 2 School Play 4 Operetta I Cantata 4 Future Nurses Club 4 PAULA W NITZ Immaculate Conceptron Glee Club I Intramurals I GAA 3 ANNETTE E MODDE Sacred Heart Honor Student 24 Class Of ftcer 2 Dramatucs 4 Intramu rals 2 3 Crusader Staff 3 4 Student Counctl 4 School Play 4 Perfect Attendance 3 TV Reporter 3 4 VOICE ol Democracy Contest 4 St ohn Wrllus Nebraska Honor Stu dent 2 3 Operetta 3 4 Glee Club I4 Future Nurses Club 4 Cantata 24 DONALD G MORITZ St Joseph DramatIcs I Intramurals I Cantara I Cathedral Class OffIcer I3 Dramatnc 4 Intram u dent Councnl I 3 Monogran Cu 4 Football I4 r l JOHN J MITCHELL Cathedral Intramurals I PATRICIA C OBEREMBT Cathedral Honor Student I4 Red Cross 4 Makeup Crew 24 Band I4 Intramurals I3 Crusader Staff I Cantata 4 Per ect Attendance 24 Safe Drtvtng Essay Contest 4 ' I ' U A1524 I V - ' I ' : - . x1 , I , 2' P, I if X, JANICE M. NELSON ROBERT M. NELSON ' - 1 sl:-of I, 7 I , 5 I, 3, g urals Ig St. h 5 I V. I b 5 l I -5 Tac 1.4, X X ' ' -. I : I: f BARBARA L. OIBRYAN Blessed Sacrament Dramatics l, 2' Operetta 3 4- Mixed Chorus 3, 4- lntramu- rals 2, 3' Future Nurses Club ' p ub 3 4- Can 3 4' Perfect Attendance 3. MARY M Pec KE N PAUGH Immaculate Conceptron Honor Student 14 Ladues of the Altar 4 Offtce Staff 13 Dramatlcs 2 3 Dancmg 'I Intramurals 13 Perfect At tendance 4 JOAN C OLSON Immaculate Conceptnon Class Offucer 2 Glee Club I 2 4 Homecomung Attendant 4 Make up Crew 3 Band Ma gorette 24 Head Malorette 4 Intramurals 14 Stu ent Councll 4 Pep Club 4 Canta ta 2 Perfect Attendance 3 P ster Club 4 GAA 3 4 Presldent 4 MAR! JENE OSTEEN St Casrmrr Shueld Staff 3 Layout Edutor 4 Dramatucs 2 Mrxed Chorus 4 Homecommg Commlttee n murals I 4 Club 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 antata 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Operetta 4 ANITAL OLWELL Sr Bomface Sl-Held Staff 3 Glee Club 1 3 4 Operetta 3 Intramu rals 2 3 Usherette Club 3 Club 3 Lrbrary u 24 Cantata 3 Perfect At tendance 14 SUZANNE M PATNAUD St Bomface Dramatucs 2 3 Operetta 2 3 Intramurals 14 Canaa JuoY D. O'KEEFE Sr. Michael lLeeds' Band I' Intramurals 2, 4A Commercial Club 3, 4. NORMA J PHELPS St Bomfa e G e Club 'I 2 DENNIS J POPEVIS St Bomface Dramattcs 4 Back Stage Crew A School Play A NORE EN P RAHER Sr Bomface Glee Club IA Intramurals 2 Cantata 24 ANITA N PING Immaculate Conceptron Ladaes of the Altar 4 Glee Club I Intramurals I3 GAA MARY G. REIFERT Cathedral Honor Student 2-45 Red Cross I- Dramatics 2-4- Operetta 2 5 Glee Club I-Ag Make-u ew 3 4' Dancing I, 2- - tramurals I'3- Pep Club 3, 4- School Play 3, 45 Cantata 3, 45 Perfect Attendance Ag GAA 3. ANTOINETTE M POPE St Joseph nor Student 2 MELVIN J. RICE St. Michael CSoutl'I Siouxj Class Officer 2- Basketball I-4- Monogram Club 2-4- Football I-4- Track ELIZABETH J PRIESTMAN Cathedral Honor Student I4 Class Of fIcer I3 ShIeld Staff 3 Red Cross OffIcer 2 Make up Crew 2 4 Band I A lntramu rals I4 Crusader Staff Co EdItor A Perfect Attendance 2 ROBERT G REI-'IAN Immaculate Concepnon Class OffIcer 2 3 Red Cross 2 Operetta I4 Glee Cl b MIxe C rus Homecomtng Attendant 4 In tramurals I Basketball I 2 Monogram Club 4 Cantata otball I 4 ack 'l f . 'f Rua-r VIRGINIA A ROHWER Blessed Sacrament Honor Student I4 Sensor Class Socual Chanrman Class acer I3 Red Cr ss Shueld Staff 3 Assoctate Ed :tor 4 Operetta 24 Home comnng Attendant 4 Dancung I 2 Intramurals I4 Student Councul 4 Cantata 3 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Muxed Chorus 3 Commmee 4 GAA 3 4 MARY ANN RYAN Blessed Sacrament Class Offucer I Shneld Staff 3 Layout Edntor 4 Red Cross ncer I Dramatlcs Homecomlng Commuttee 4 Make up Crew 3 Intramurals I4 Student Councul 4 Pep Club 3 4 Lnbrary Club 3 4 School Play 3 4 Cantata 24 GA 3 4 JOHN F Rucncstrr Cathedral Class Oflncer I3 Kmghts of the Altar I4 Operetta I4 Glee Club I3 Homecomnng Kung 4 Intramurals I Basket ball I4 Student Councnl 3 Monogram Club 24 Cantata Sclnola Foo ball Track I 4 JOHN E ROHMILLER St Michael lleedsl Intramurals I Canta ta 4 ROSEMARY P SANDERS St Mrchael ISouth Suouxj Dramatncs I Glee Club I 4 Usherette Club 3 4 BONNIE J SAUNDERS St Boniface Honor Student I 3 4 Shneld Staff 3 4 Offtce Staff L4 Glee Club I 2 Make up Crew 24 Intramurals I4 Pep Club 4 Perfect Attendance 4 5- 1 MARY J RUSH St Michael lLeedsI Honor Student I Class Offncer 2 Sheeld Staff 3 Offnce Staff 24 Dancing I Dramatucs I4 Intramurals I3 Crusader Staff 3 ep Club 3 Lnbrary Club 2 4 Can tata 3 School Play 3 Perfect Attendance I RONALD R SANDBOM Immaculate Conception Operetta 2 Glee Club 2 Band I4 Intramurals I Basketball I 4 Monogram Club 4 Canta t 2 Football 4 Track I 4 Eagle Scoutnng Award I f . - I . I ' 1 , x I . . I ' 4 I A - : ' J . I-45 Ig 1 I-4g , x 1 I l . 13 x Off' - 5 o I-35 V 5 ' . 5 ' ' : - 1 - ' 1 , : P , 1 ' lf 4 45 Glee Club If Homecoming , Offk 7 ' I-45 l . I I . ' ' I i - I 6 1 : - : A , , J., fy V ,1,5,gfyf . I I ' W N I - P GERALD S. SCHNEIDERS St. Boniface Knights of the Altar 45 Operet- ta 2, 45 Glee Club 2, 3j In- tramurals 'lg Basketball 25 Can- tata 2, 45 Schola 45 Track 2. MARY ANN SHINKLE Immaculate Conception Honor Student I Red Cross 2 Ladles of the Altar 4 Dramatncs 3 Operetta 3 Glee Club 3 Band I Dancmg I Intramurals I 2 Cantata 3 Usherette Club 3 RAYMOND H SCHUETZ St Bonnface Intramurals I Basketball 2 Llbrary Club 3 Football 3 Track 2 3 Perfect Attendance VE LMA A SCHUMACHER St Mfchael lleedsh Shleld Staff 3 Dra matncs 3 4 Intramurals l3 Library Club 24 School Play 4 Cantata 3 Perfect Attend ance 4 Poster Club 4 RICHARD J. SCHREIBER Q NL St. Francis COLLEEN A SCHUMACHER St Mnchael lleedsj Honor Student 3 Glee Club I Lubrary Club 2 3 4 Cantata 4 ANN R SCULLY St Boniface Honor Student 2 3 Band Perfect Attendance 24 K' Honor Student 25 Glee Club 5753 'lg Intramurals lg Perfect At- tendance l-4. JEAN A SIEKANIEC St Francus Honor Student I Dramatlcs Gee ub 2 Mux Chorus 4 Cantata 4 PATRICIA A. SIMEON St. Boniface Glee Club I, 25 Intramurals I. CAR L STA B I L E St Joseph Intramurals I Basketball I 2 Monogram Club 4 Football I3 Track 4 BARBARA J SMITH lmmarulate Conceptvon LadIes at the Altar 4 Intra murals I3 Cantata 2 RONALD C SMITH Sacred Heart Intramurals l , we. MARY AGNES SMITH St Francas Honor Student I DramatIcs 24 Operetta 3 4 Glee Club I4 Make up Crew 2 ep Club 3 4 LIbrary Club 3 4 School Play 4 Cantata Perfect Attendance I GAA 3 CAROL J SOLOMON Cathedral Operetta 2 3 Glee Club 2 Dancnng I4 Pep Club Cantata I 3 4 Perfect At tendance 2 DARVIN N. SITZMAN St. Boniface Intramurals I7 Basketball 1-3g Monogram Club 3, 45 Football 2, 35 Track I-3. JANET F STEPHEN Cathedral OffIce Staff 2 Dramahcs 24 Operetta 2 3 Glee Clubl 2 DncIng I3 Pep Club 4 CommercIal Club 3 4 School Play 4 Prompter 3 Cantata 24 Perfect Attendance 3 4 N THERESA A Grows St Bontface Dramatncs 2 Glee Club I In tramurals I Usherette Club 3 Cantata 3 A Perfect At tendance 3 4 DONALDL TEMOSHEK St Castmtr Intramurals I Can ata otball I Trac pftqw LAWRENCE E ST ONGE Sr Joseph Glee Club I Intramurals I 2 Basketball 2 Track 2 K , COL LEE N R THIBODEAU Immaculate Conceptncn H nor Student I 2 A C ss tcer I Glee Club I Usherette Club 3 4 VINCENT L ST ONGE St Joseph Glee Club I Basketball 2 Track 2 or ' ADELINE THOMPSON St Joseph Offnce Staff I Dramatncs 2 3 ee Club I 2 Cantat Orchestra 2 3 CLYDE E SUDTELGTE Immaculate Conceptton Intramurals I Back Stage Crew I4 Movie Camera Op erator I4 MARGARETL THERNKA Sacred Heart Usherette Club 3 Q . . . . Q' , . ' . V . 4 X ' Q l ' ' 7' is .X Operetta I, 2g Glee Club I, Band I-45 Intramurals I-3, 2, , 1 1 J- , 25 Fo , 25 k 2. . fp l ll 'J- f'- - 1: ' 5 1 C, V I , Ia ct , al Off' 5 , 2, 45 I - ' I MARJ EAN A TREFT St Bonrface Class Offucer I 3 Red Cross I 3 Offuce Staff I4 O er etta 3 4 Mnxed Chorus 3 .4 Homecomung Commuttee A Intramurals IA Student Coun cl 4 Pep Club 4 Can a 24 Perfect Attendance I 3 Poster A GERALDINE A TROY St Francis Honor Student I4 Shleld Staff 3 Art Edutor 4 Office St I Band I4 Offncer 3 A Intramurals I4 Crusader I Lubrar Cu Commercnal Club 3 4 Can tata 2 4 Quota Club Award I GAA '3 DONALD R TOPE St Francis Intramurals I Basketball I Back Stage Crew I 2 Foot ball I Track I3 Poster Club I4 Crusader Staff 3 s ball I Wunner In Cty Poster Contest 2 1 3 JOSEPH A. VE RZANI Cathedral Class Officer I, 3g Red Cross 5 Knights of the Atar - 5 Operetta I-45 Glee Club 2g Mixed Chorus 3g Cantata I-45 Schola I-45 Football 2. MADONNA R TOPE Cathedral Honor Student 3 Shueld Staff 3 4 Red Cross A Makeup Crew 24 Band I4 lntramu s 4 Cant 4 r chestra I 2 Perfect Attend a Ce J A LEROY E. VOLLMER Immaculate Conception Red Cross 45 Operetta I, 25 Gee Club I, 2. GERALD TRuTz St Boniface Intramurals I Back Stage Crew A Movre Camera Op era or I4 Cantata 3 4 Per fect Attendance 4 RONALD R UHL St Joseph Intramurals I Basketball 2 Football 4 JANICE A. WACEI4 Blessed Sacrament Red Cross 45 Operetta I, 2, 35 Glee Club V35 Dancing I, 2g Intramurals 3, Ag Cantata I-3. I CONSTANCE T. WALIQE R Blessed Sacrament Red Cross I, 2, Class Officer 2-45 Operetta 2-Ag Glee Club I-35 Mixed Chorus A, Home- coming Queen 4, Homecom- ing Committee A, Dancing I, 2g Intramurals I, 2, 45 Stu- dent Council 4, Crusader Staff, Co-Editor 4, Pep Club 4g Cantata 2r4j Poster Club 4. FREDERICK J WELCH Blessed Sa ramert Honor Sudent I Stu ent Council 2 Perfect Attendance PATRICIA A. WALSH Immaculate Conception onor Student I C Icer I 2 Operetta 2 Glee Club I3 Mixed Chorus 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Dancing I 2 Intramurals I3 Cantata I4 Orchestra 2 Cheerleader 2 3 Perfect tendance I THOMAS J VVEIDEMAN Immaculate Conception Band I CoI.I.EEN M. WATERS Blessed Sacrament Operetta I 3 Glee Club I 3 ancing 2 3 Intramura s Can ata GERARD A WEINARDT St Jean Baptiste MARY C WELLENSTEIN U Ponca Nebraska Shield Statt 3 -1 Operetta 3 4 e Club I-1 H meconing Comr Ittee cr -1 Club Cantata 2 Poster C ub GAA 3 .1 ,fx .IOHNJ Werzel. Blessed Sacrament peretta 3 Glee Cub 4 Muxed Chorus I Intramurals I Basketball I Cantata I3 tball I 2 T k I 'Y BARBARA A WrLHELM St Bonrface Honor Student I 4 Shield Staff 4 Operetta 3 Glee Club 3 Intramurals 2 4 Student Councrl 2 Pep Club 4 Canta ta 3 Perfect Attendance I4 RODNEY A WOLFE Cathedral Glee Club I Basketball I Monogram Club 3 4 Foot I k ARMAND H WIEBELHAUS St John Baptrst Fordyce Nebraska Basketball 2 Football I sg-r Hrghest Average 3 JACQUELYN J YEAGER Immaculate Conceptron Honor Student 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Shield Staff 3 Co Edltor ee ub 2 Mrx Chorus 3 4 Intramural I4 Crusader Staff I Pep Club 3 A Cantata 24 JOHN J BERNADINE P Zsaus St Casrmrr Honor Student 2 3 Ladnes of the Altar 4 Make up Crew 3 4 Band 3 4 Intramurals 24 Usherette Club 3 Cantata 2 Perfect Attendance 3 KLUG Bomface Gee Cu I 2 amide answer WMM' BELMONT STUDIOS We Speclallze ln Weddmg and Portrait Photography 604 Fourth Street SIOUX CITY 9 IOWA SENIORS At Belmont Studio you can get S30 worth of photographs for only SIZ 95 Thus offer consists of sel or book folders 2 8xl0 Enlorgements ready for framing 24 Blllfold Photos and Z glossy prmts for the Annual 8 Proofs from which to choose NO CHARGE FOR RETAKES NO CHARGE FOR SEALS Ask Any Sensor of the I954 Class from Heelan OLD ENOUGH TO BE EXPERIENCED NEW ENOUGH TO BE MODERN I2-3x5 Graduation photos in ea- Compliments THE GLOBE Offrcrol Newspaper for the Diocese of Sloux Cnty ln valn will you build churches preach mlssnons 'Found rf you cannol' al' fhe same fume wield fhe defensive and offen swe weapons of a Press +ha+ rs Calholrc loyal and srncere POPE PIUS IX of schools: all your good worlxs, all your efforls will be des+royed DWIGHT 517 PIERCE STREET 0251 TELEPHONE 8 I877 SIOUX CITY IOWA 9 INC Sportmg Goods Where Sporfsmen Meet 4I3 Nebraska SI'ree'I' Phone 50I25 MCGUIRK OIL CO Phone 8 056I Bull: PIan+s 23OI Easf 4I'I1 SI Supplying 5 Sfahons McGuIrIcs Servuce 3rd and Pearl Red Fea+I1er Ser Ice 3rd and Iowa Slds Service IOI7 Dace Pai 81 Bulls Servuce 7+I1 and Cour+ Keen Korner Service 4'II1 and PIymou'I'I1 MARATHON GASOLINE OILS FUEL OILS VEEDOL AND SHELL MOTOR OILS AND GREASES SANITARY RENDERING CO Phone 8 2298 SI'ocIryards SIOUX CITY IOWA au ,E Z 0 Meei' All Your Friends a+ Sioux Cn+y s Mos'r Poular Eahng Place GREEN GABLES Puerce a+ I8+h S ce 29 lg Complete Bankmg Services fofYOUl rmsr NAnoNAL BANK IN sloux cnv b F BEST wlsl-was ARCADIA CAFE I322 Puerce Sfreei' Phone 8 I7I7 COMPLIMENTS OF Qzfzwzff pgmiy 500 Wesley Way Phone 5 50l8 COMPLIMENTS ST BON I FACE PARISH A C THOMPSON Teleph e 5 5534 72I Fo r'Iee +h SI ee? 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I . , I B+Wh HEELAN HIGH T HASSENGER SERVING SIOUX CITY SINCE I925 706 P C I'y B C NOONAN 81 SONS TI-1+ I g JOHN ANDERSON S BARBER SHOP 4 CHAIR SERVICE READY MIX CONCRETE COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS READY MIX CONCRETE S+ C 5 I I1 8 3453 d 8 544 W df-IPP G d + POLAYKOFF FOOD MARKET dC rf I FEDDERSON S AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY I2II P SIOUX LINES INC es is es 'Io An ExceIIenI' ScI1ooI Finance Company Insurance Agency A. J. oller H ierce S+. Sioux i ,Ia. Gef a Jus Ri I1+ I-Iaircui' af . . I SIIOCIIYGNIS 27II Pierce S+. - Besi' ishes for Success an a iness Io +I1e I955 ra ua ing Class I22I euben Sioux iI'y , owa T I P - an .3 Corner of Tenfh an ou S s. 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Sloux Cdy Iowa X lemon lime - ff I - A B fflers of '1 r 5 0 f' g?psr Wg I o x 0 XXX S d fi va' x X 1 Xxx 1 f d ,vm - an ASSORTED HART FLAVORS Buy fhe Bo++le Wi+h fhe Red Hearf Ei f KKK BLUE BUNNY Ice CREAM There ls a Dlfference Compllmenis RED OWL FOOD STORES GOOD YEAR 3rcl and Pierce SHCE REPAIR SIQUX CITY IOWA General Shoe Repair ng 608 SH1 Sf Be prepared for hospltuhiy f' 'F 1 MJ' F f Mun - . I. Vifff 5, 4 I.. I of l I re - Y 1 7' . T . r ,J if f ' + 1 : 1 - , ,ez Q , r ,mx fyrrmr l lf-375 QQQQE-5:'3-r kn.lfLL 'l'c:Y.E.3111-,HJ-f-Xgi m i!! . U - dw O-. 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I WHERE ALL HEELAN MEETS UPTOWN THEATRE 27Ih and Perce Phone 8 5539 VENNARD FLORISTS INC 500 Nebraska SI Sioux ClIy Iowa WM H VENNARD RJ BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD 1622 P sloux CITY IOWA CompIlmenIs RT REV MONSIGNOR EDWARD J SMITH VG PA FARMERS UNION CO OPERATIVE FEED SEED FERTILIZER HARDWARE FARM MACHINERY 20I 203 Pearl SIreeI HAMM S FALSTAFF SCHLITZ RAY V MITCHELL D I b I 300 CourI Phone 8 607I COMPLIMENTS OF THOMPSON S DRUG STORE 9II W I I1 Phone 2276I ComplnmenIs SIOUX CITY STATIONERY CO Il ll ' . IFormerIy HoseIIon FIorisIsI i . . I :FEI - 45' of CompIimenIs of ierce SIreeI . I i H I I - , , is ri u or 1 of es 7I CompIimenI's of DIVIDEND OIL CO. Fresh FIowers For All Occasions FERRIS FLORISTS Warrior I'IoI'eI Building Phone 8-7505 CompIImen+s SIOUX CITY BREWING CO es nd BHIeso HEIDEL BRAU BEER u C'I'y o a CompIImen'I's A BRAUNGER PRODUCE CompIImen+s of WAITT 81 HRUSKA COMMISSION CO STOCK YARDS SIOUX CIIy Iowa GARVEY APPLIANCE COMPANY QUALITY Home APPLIANCES RADIO AND TV Phone 5 5226 6I0 Pearl S+ We SSFVICS Our Sales CompIImen'I's of F A MARTIN CO Real Es+a+e a d I su ance I525 Perce Graduafes your check ng a d sa gs acco nfs small Ioans safe deposf boxes cI G I F H A Home Ioans TOY NATIONAL BANK 4Ih and Nebrask S+reeI's Member of Federal DeposII' Insurance Corp of , of Brew r a o r I Sio x i , I w I . We have compIe'I'e banking service 'for ' i n vin u , , i ,an . ., . . . 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U in u In Morningside TeIep one - HOW IMPROVEMENT CO 37OI S+ Ir W REAC P 8 8696 H is GRADE A I' NYSTROM ELECTRIC CO 5-74 I 4 POWER ENGINEERING CO J In C+ RAY MURPHY BILL MEACHAM 5-3556 Complimenfs of Roofin and Cons'rruc+ion one Par BIvcI. hone - whiff - ' W M Ill! l Complimen s of 7Il Pearl Phone a for EIec+rica upplies and Service 623 ac son S+reeI' Sioux I y, Iowa one CompIimen'rs of Ihe JOURNAL TRIBUNE PUBLISHING C0 Compllmenfs of MANSFIELD SANDMAN Real Estate Insurance 4I2 6I'I1 Sfreei' Phone 5 I624 Signed Info law by Presldeni Els TH Q . enhower on June I4 IS 'I'Ius rev PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE son of I'I1e Pled I AII ge o eglance II1aI' now ncIucIes +I1e words un I pIedge aneg ance Io Ihe Hag der God of Ihe Um+ed S'I'a'Ies of America 2, I and +o 'I'I'1e republic I Inch 'I' X X K s'rancIs one nahon under God .S d as ble wufh Iber+y and lusi ce for all X- Iowa Pubhc Servlce Company was Sloux Bee Brand Honey SIOUX HONEY ASSOCIATION 509 PIymou+I1 SI' f sloux CITY lowA O . . . . 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