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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1956 volume:

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HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH M MUELLER Bishop of Sioux City PASTORS OF PARISHES Rt Res Msgr J Berger Cathedral of Epiphany Rt Rev Msgr E Smith Immaculate Conception Rex N Flanagan Blessed Sacrament Rev P Koehler OFM Saint Boniface Very Rex E Lilly Saint oseph Rev E Placek OFM Saint Francis ex G Bovien MS Sacred Heart Rev I Veth MSC Saint jean Baptiste Rev S Morkunas OFM Saint Casimir From the earlicst time of the Apostles and Martyrs down through the agcs of Christendom into our modern present pastors of parishes haxe carried out the responsibilrty of the Bishop for religious education Heelan High is a joint enterprise in Christian and Amerrcan education conducted by the ten parishes and pastors of Sioux City They cooperate in sustaining our Catholic High School and work through it to carry the heritage of the past into the future . '. . .j. n ....,,tC.....AE,.t..,Et,.w.........,..w.,......,...,.tt..... 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Rcfitgffffz QX 9 54 X 1 FAT FRANCIS Cjomvm' Ill Prim'ijr.1l Rcligiong Soriology Senior Cliisa Moderator Moilcmtor of Parents' Club Director of Discipline FA'i'iiiiR DANIEL Lyxciii Rcligiong Soiiology Spiritu.iI Dirutor Director of Athlctiis ?9uau, and I lixTH1iR Eruiixia CICPIZRI. lfresliman Homcroom , General Musif X Religion lf,-XTHliR Riciimuin iNlAC,KIf ' Rcligii in Sociology rip l7A'l'HlfR Giiimin Lwox Rel igion Saliolsl General Musir Glue Club ITATHIIR jixmi-S l..'XFI7liR'l'X Religion Liitin Public Speaking 'TTY 2 44 4. vi .I Y 3 '- Slsriiz NIARY A51,-wok. OP Fruhmgin Homcroom English feepwwofde Sifiiir Miam' Bram RSM. Senior Homcroom English, Latin, journ.ilism. Shield Advisor fame, tix, Sisriiil lNlARY Cum Tizmwii, O.S,lf. junior Homeroom English RS. M. Freshman Homcroom anis it ml Sisrifii lS1,im' Ciizxiiixr, Sisriiix MARY DlfNlNlf, SISTVR hi.-XRY Giusiinr. Sisrisiz NIARY HYAUNTH 0.5.12 O.S.lf. B,V.M. DCAIH of Girls Sophomore Sophomore XYorld Geography Homcroomj Mugir- Homcroom, Vocation Algchra, Gcomctry, Shield BusincSS Advisor 1 l r 5 if W JPN Algebra, Geometry SISTER hi.-XRY jmxokfx, B.V.M, junior Homeroom Religion. U.S. History SISTER lNI.aRx' jofxx PATRICIA, B.V.M. junior Homcroom Religion. LIS. History Sisiizn INIARY jcmx, O.S.M. Registrar, Sophomo rc Homeroom. Englixh SISTER MARY joHN BAPTIST, O.P. junior Homcroom English M7144 eumf'7 Slsi-:QR lVlARY josiimm, SISTER lX1,u:Y l.lf0NIllAS. B.V.M. O.P. Freshman Homcroom Algehrgi Latin Trigonometry aff I SISTER lNlARY O.P. Religion US. History lI'C.IA uw' SISTER MARX' Sisriziz MARX' SisTi2iz lVlARIli Hiaiimr NIAGDALITA, B.V,M. MARGARIiT', O.S.M. O,P, Freshman Homeroom Freshman Homcroom ljbmllian Religion. English English. French SISTER NIARY MARJORI15, O.S.F. Senior Homeroom Chemistry Physics Atlwnced Algebri 7 'idea '7 SISTIQR lNlARY SARAH. SIRTIR lXl.'XRY O4S,F, SI-IIARTIISNNIS, B.V.M. junior Homeroom Sophomore Homeroom Business Mathematics Latin. Geometry Commercial. Bookkeeping. Algffbrd General Business Higsiw 1' SISTER lN'lARY ST. ROBIQRT B.V.M. Senior Homeroom Religion. Contemporary History. Latin SIsTI1R lNlARY DI5 LoL'RIwIss, SCC. Senior I-lomeroom English Art r ' SISTER lNlARY THI2REsIf EIIIQIQN B.V.M. Senior Homeroom ll S. History English. SI Imish SISTIQR MART EIIITH SCC. Freshman Homeroom Home Economics Textiles SIsII3R hlARY PAQLIIAI O.S,lf. Sopliomore Hoinerooiu Biology 7 SIRI lfR iNlARY ST. cil.ARl NC Ii, li.V.lNl, junior l l0IllL'I'lI4Il1l Person.II Typing Business Mruhines Commereinl fv ':- N SISTIZR IWARY TIIo5IAs iNlORlZ B.V.M. Sophomore Homeroom English SIsTI2R MART GRAT IA S.C.C. Sophomore Homeroom liiultxgy MR. S1 I,Vl. CQARBII 1: ,. . :W H'ad'I'zkC.l N Ss w ,cxyfv Gill M lrgc. l Wu 1 CUNY, MAR74 thx. N30 cnc-1.1 Cxcmc AI - ph , I HA Of CO' ' ' cl. J v, ., H ' ML 69.30 4 6 Emnomus tra! 1.11 F L38 5 A Q00 XXXCAKXU 'Ir of yfffumtl. ARD YXC'-S SXCAX ith Outh gf!! -Cntclr MR. HAROLD I,om-Nz Band Vyeml M -tr Miss Ixliz OSBORN Dancing Dramatics 7 'Meera Dadq Dodd: 656 Qvaw AIHQIJIXL I IIS S and Vwg' Lfxgasxiewaxx . I. x A 9 , llldhstriflf C-Dad HA pk,--X' I Yxeionomxti- G 131 Art I V. .Sky Ek. S YXKSKO S 4 5 1 Xzklhaixons MRS. MARIAN VAN DLR MATl:N Orchestra 1 ,X XX X p. X. X f R IRFSHMAN HOMI ROOM PRI SIDI NTS NLllLkl Dennis Bltkllllfl lwueme Sehrelher Nuy Le O Connor jme Doyle Ronlld Mrl lUf.,lllll'l Rlklllltl Krnc The pre pages on thelr may to knrghthood On the xerge of partlelpatxon lxndlng The memorlble f1rst day Lost rn the hllls Awe of the upper classmen A lnttle flsh p eombmatron lear of the faculty lormal assemblles Learnmg to loye the sound of three PM bells We drseoyered 1ts possrble to eat a luneh ln ten mmutes Mass charges to football gxmes I-lomevsork homevsork homework General musxe class our ovsn great loye Talemg gym twlee a week Lelrnmg to shed our shoes for soek hops Boastmg the homeroom wrth one hundred per rent m the chocolate drne Though vle dont shme at mtramurals vue haye tun Wfho doesnt tear loel-.er mspeetnon' Early mormng get togethers nn the halls Next year vue wont be tagged green trosh And someday we ll be on the top 1 Ruger Conrad Helder btandmg ames sl x4 E7 YE? HOMEROOM 52-l-First row: M. Garrigan. N. Galusha, M. Gallee. C. Goodell. E. Hall, Second row: R. Hammer. C. Hanson, P. Guilluamc. C. Haley, N. Geclhart. Third row: G. Hansel, R. Hamill, VI. Hansel. L. Genglcr. Fourth row: G. Gifford, G. Donahoo, L. Hart. -T. Higgins. C. Hcidcr. Absent: E. Frisbie. G. Hacker, j. Gelvern. 9- 746 pw-raw, 0. 'Mm mu, to K - 75 HOMEROOINI 52OfFirmt mu: D, Brahcny. T. Burkc. D. Blanthard. R. Calhuun. bl Agostine. J. Adclman. Sctond row: T. Bcsch. M. Altimus, C, Adamowiiz, S. Bousquct L. Blum. M. Barkley. P. Brennan. D. Brinkman. R. Helmhold. Third row: M. Bechcr M. Birmingham. N. Cabana, V. Bugenrcif, M. Berens. T, Brazeltnn, T. Beanom. J. Beeson Fourth row: B. Bushnell. M. Brcnnan. D, Bateman. D. Boyle. B. Bellaire. DI. Bolton. T Bennett, Absent: C. Nelson, P. Mt-Ginnis. g-Q Q9 ,H SI SOPHOMORE HOMIIROOM PRESIDENTS Frrst rou Constantine Poulos Gary Donoxan Txmothy Cahlll Serond roxx Dean Rexmer Wllllam Blrmlngham John Cra1g Robert Nugan Pages the per1od of tralnlng obedlence a prlme requxsxte the hunt for knowledge endow ment of lofts 1deals tons of books totallx sophomorms ugrlantes at the door xx ay ln the mornmg new comers to Pep Club mobbxng the Arc courtesy 1sn t It fun to carry fue subjectsf Bach not bop before and after school datmgs fun Monday the bluest day of all the stram before the pep assemblxes on Frrday we make a real effort at dramat ms the thrlll of see1nQ one s name rn the I-I1r,hl1ne Blology bugs and bafterla Challengrng the semors rn mtramurals dxd xou mnss the bots polltamg 1n the operetta' the Mard1 Gras a scramble for balloons hats and confetrr the nolse soon me ll be upperclassmen HOMEROOM 502fFirst row: M. Norton. E. Kirwan. S. Boyle. M. Bell. F. FitzGibb0ns. j Montagne. P. Tobin. T. Will, S, Schreiber, J. Bentrup. Second row: B. Masteller. L. Wfalsted T. Kieler, J. Harrington. C. Sthmith. G. Donovan, S. Hoffman, J. Treft, M. Eiclcholt. R. Cody S. Tope. H. Gengler, B, George. Third row: R. Schwartzmyer. T. Braungei. F. Smith. J. Duggan -I. Peters, S. Hess. M. Mitchell. C. Collingwood. M. Beran. B, Ebert. V. Linden. B. Schonhcr Absent: j. Manning. 16:5 HOMPROOM 301-First row: -I. Ebel. V. Beacom. j. Dougherty, S. Hennessey. J. Wilber. -I. Ltnninger. Setond row: V. Leritz. I.. Micelc. D. Gallee, S. Sanem, A. Chiles. S. Ryan. Third row: M. Thompson. S. Beaulieu. P. Chantey. G. Hegarty. C. Thompson. Fourth row: L. Neilsen. R, Sthmidt. -I. Dt-Witt. il. Hughes. VI. Madsen. UI, Heller. lfifth row: 'lf Mahaney. H, Keller. M. Wairren. L. Hacker. I. Haines. Sixth rows G. Nelson, R. Dietschy. E. Kellogg. M, Verschoor. Absent: G. Barrett. VU, Birmingham, S. Shrout. G. Mitchell. Ip., 14 HOINIEROOM -itll-First row: C. CiL'I'L'L1LI. J. Tritl. 'l, LXf.ll'l'iNl7Lll'f'. l. Comhs. M. Elton. M, Van Patten, T. Cahill, C. Estee. Second row: H. Schumacher. T. Blgtssl. P. Murray, M. Winston. M. Jacobs. J. Murphy. A. Manning, J. Blantl. B. DeRocher. Thirtl row: D. Sitzmann, P. McCormick. D. McAleer. H. Hemstrcct. M. Petty. P. Horlgins. C. Gifford, C. Engel. D. Howartl. L. Simeon. Fourth row: E. Peterson. R. Kock. C. Kragc, H. Hansen. L. Simon. M. Brinlcerhoff, M. Condron. M. Troutman. 0 4F7ume2 HOMEROOM 40-i-First row: C. Brown. P. Fleming. G. Steinfeld. R. Alvarez, K. Donohue. D. Haman. D. Pottebaum. L. XX'hite. Secontl row: S. Dootly. B. Brower. K. Thomas, J. Hughes T. Twohig. R. Calhoun. R. Alhers. T. Agostine. J. Kuehl. G. Jones. Third row: K. Strong. S Rhubottom. M. Hagerty. A. Fletcher, T. Lilly. R. Miller. D. Meinen. B. Runge, D. Beaulieu Fourth row: K. Albers. J. Krull. D, McNahoe. J. Kopul. W. Cunningham. R. List. J. Richou J. Craig. R. Kann. J. Gaul. 6 HOMIQROOISI 4116--First row: H. Gcrlanh. N. Riglmrdsnn, II, Ywgkgy, C. Duff. K, Ritz' S lfrn-umm, R. Amlumvn, -I. Sala. Suwnd ww: S. KL-.lm-. C. Mcicr. M. Hnrringmn. L. Frame, -I Duululmcrty, S. I.cM.1y, D. I.c.i1cr, R. Mugm. Third row: B. Dcldlngc. B. Thompson. M. Brmvn N. MLNL-rrnuy. C, XYilhu1', M. Bushncll. -I. BJLICIIY, R, Bull. Fourth row: j. Danker. B. Luttcr T. V.1ndcrh.1m. R. S.1lcm. S. Miller. J. Knyl, R. My-rnh.1nt Absent: T. Lynch. D. Gill. M. Ashmore V. 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'...1'4L l -A - -mzl '1 .lc 51111111-sy . . . lnve of Clmlf1lirCctcLl 111lx'c111L1rc 1 . . xmrl4i11g and pl11yi11kg wcll . . . H113 1011519 . . . Pclllrlll' 'L ' ' A 1' L ' ' 1 ' 1.,.11y1l' for 'z y -11115 . . . H ' ' Cf k1-fpri:--' fl11... 11'Q,,. '11' 1 1 1' ' 1'. I ' 'V '2'z 1... 'Z'l4 if i l ML l..llQ'l7Klf1CS' friends. I 74e5gcaJ'ze4., HOMFROOM 410-First row: P. Bruce, j. Daws. ,l. Daniels, R. Frey, M. LaMere, P. Mercure C. McGrath. DI. Burns. C. Srlmumnclmcr. Second row: M. Merrigan, P. Fitzpatrick, K. Seaton, A Vurcl, K. Vullmcr. K. Hcgurty, C. Pierson, R. Lennon, W. Wcidcman. Third row: H. Kelly M. Gill, B. LaCroix. K, Pritcharcl. j. Miller. N. LaCroix, M. Smith. Fourth row: T. Curry. R. Lee R. Bmcht. j. Wcntlt. j. Smknnt. M. Curran. D. Bray, R. Jeffries. Absent: C. Pottebaum. '7 HES L1 dccr fellow Q-1 'IF HOMEROOM 305-First row: P. Cooper. H. O'Connor, E. Snhanke. M. F1scher, M. Cotter, M xwfllltfllfkl, j. Bcrkcmicr. j. Hansel. Second row: J. Bellaire. S. McCormick, P. Hanson. L. Dunn M. Kmmpmcycr. E. Slhmid. M. Kcleher. R. Wfiltgcn. K. McAndrCws. Third row: J. Olson, D Cassidy, j. Anderson. E. Vundcrmark. VC . Wolfe. J. Kuta, B. Sievers, R. LaCroix. G..Verzani J. Conley. Fourth row: R. Hogh, T. Flynn. F. Passerctti. P. McCarthy, E. Birmingham, W. McGinnis D. Oliver. Absent: D. I-loslcing, N. Thompson. f47!f9dZegau:de?aml74 fom., ,X l lt n ttlmttlwxl - l x favorite i - t. 79 ,4 S HOMEROOM 504-Pint row: G. Corrigan. J. VC'ats0n, T. Tullis. P. Yudka. C. Phelps. M. lNftKt'nn.1, M. Cnlwfortl. M. Hove, M. Kiley. B. Sthonllex. T. Xxhtltlen. ul. Pulley. Sctwml ww. R. Sitzmann, M. G.1llaghe1'. K. Meier. I.. Larnoreux, K. Blum. I., LaCroix, R. Bliss, B. Sievers. I.. Huultun. P. MtHalc. J. Patnautl. Third row: J. Corcoran. P. Haried. K. Kennedy, G. Forney. XV. Osteen, j. Zcbus, A. Hartz. J. Brogm, M. Schnnke. J. Lease. R. Iversen. Absent: J. Meert, D. Bennett. M. Flantlerx. f A 4' r' if Q VL .X Q, .as- Y 3,1 , K X. is 1. 5 '1 ii X . '52 la. fy , I ,! ' Qfw it CI 5 dank ' W. N5 iunuk. N x 2 X f' K Xa' . X- A HU'bXY,ROOXN1 XUf--fur! YU'-N . R. WVKXMQXHN. Y. Oflxwxxnxwy, V, kl.dX5'. K. K:x',XyA L, . Smith. D. Dcmpwy, B. Burke. Snood row: E. Kem, S. Lynch Q. Brkshne. X. Lkvcngood, C. Thoxm. C, QAM, R, Smmdx, C. Gwvgc, XXL BUXXQL S. Luikkn. 'Y. XNUXXU. 'Y. Vrkmc. 'Yhiid mwi D. Daw. N Hnvmcit, L, Lcmom. j. MuXXun. S. Kuhn. C. Resscgkcu. R Hwdgkns. A. Yidgncv. C.V1ciAenun ' X. Smkth. N, Howard. X. Bums, L. Dckmcy. Mgxrxky. Absent: K. CnmpbeXX. S. Ddmcy, ' 417- M ? g HOVIROOA1 32 :rs m Gum Ill I mc xhck Noonm ester Ma c y Doud Scwm Cl.m1w rl ffl icglwc It Yylffcl rr Bcmon A W2-stcrlx 1 cg in Ahscfztx I -- J xwmwis - f 1 WI c I . A 1 V X 7 I , lr I HI 1 N x K, gf' 5 ! , Ni HV ! 1M I, l,,,J If SN , X11 mdwd . ...fffft-.-Q, i17'!.Q Jigs-'zfirf-'Fi5.' W , .1 K i' , N '. . 1 ,. 'K WPQ-f -V 5 HOMEROOM 506-First row: j. Stanton, I.. Ciirlhcig. R. Hcilmgn. P. Norris. Scmnil row S Abraham S West M Hovcrsten M Demfm B DePr1to I Qtoner L Sudrel te M Vondrak . , . , . . . . , . . ,,. , . . g . . . M. Gicscn. Third row: R. Russmar, M. Doherty, S. Adamowicz, DI. Linden, B. Bagan, J. Murphy. -I. Schindel, M. Riley. K. Rocpke. M. Chicoinc. Fourth row: L. Kramper, C. Rohwer. J. Drevcs. T. Mastellcr M. Thoenc J. Bertich T. Barkleg E. Kudron. Absent: P. Carter, G. Heenan, D. XX'eidc-rt, R. ilfmersnn. 4 K Q y Wndafg and 79 Wed. Working hard. kids? 47 .2 , Nu,-N . wg '1 -. LDA' . . . H . ,W E 4 . ' . . K, ,,. WMWW lg., . -557, .. 'P '. ill, . V . 'api t 9' ' ,233 ' . 19 1'-Z 4 'FE , Q Sc ELSYMX I -7 1 S I ff l- -Zf c xr , EMBODIMENT OF HIGH IDEALS AND EFFORT A heritage is valueless unless it is recognized and put to use. In order that we might ap- preciate the cultural heritage that is our tradi- tion, application to study is necessary. These students pictured here have taken their heritage ' it as something precious and by diligent work ,X have maintained A's for the first two quarters A X of the year. '-4Cl3 .., NS GC. 95' BQ? W PP' UO pqQ N3 3-2 U1 SU a' 9? N Z5 ,R OF O 'AU R.. Ilan F?- O 'Q 9?- :en JS!! f Q i ,i . 4 .5 X A N ford, G. Charvat, J. Zebus, C. Reisegieu. . ,gi ff . ,l g', K 1 ,X s Xu THE GREAT BASIC TRUTH: GO Religion is ont- of our sulvjc-cts. XVc- stuclv it to in.tstc-r its content. .ts wc- stticlv I.ittin' or m.ttl1c1n.1tics or chc-mistrv. But thcrc is more to it than that, We clnnt pr.tctise Latin or mathematics in our daili- soci.1l living. XY! do practise our Religion, hovv- ever. and .tpplv it to our cvcrv thought, vvnrtl. ,tntl action. ln Religion thc- tircshtnen stutlv .thout Goclf lc-.trning hnvv His works, which thc scicnccs cxplorc-. rctlcct His povvcr. His vvistlnni, His m.tic-stv . . . lfppc-rx S. 5t.itt0r.l. I.. Schrcihcr gtntl M. Brcn- nan .irc pmnting out the tic-signs tif the In- telligent Crcatnr XY'lin nmclc- us as they tit,- rcflcctc-cl .ill thc vvxtv from the nrclci- nt tht- plgncts to thc- intrintte rncclmnisrns nt thc- hurn.tn cya. t-.tix .incl hc.trt. Prlcticc? Hc-cl.1n stticlc-nts both study and pI'.1t'flSC Reli- gion. Ifppcr right: Contcssion dtzv finds Hccltnitss in thc school chlpcl prcparing tcm rc- tcivc the s.1cr.1mc-nt ot pen- ttncc. lt is thc pr.tcticc wt' Rc-ligion :tntl its principles in our social living that makes us gtmcl American citizens. Right: Fatht-r G. Lynn is tt-.tthing thc frcsh' men in gent-r.il mtisit class tn sing Mass in Greg-it-i.1n Chant. svlfft W .L . WORLD HISTORY LOOKS TO ITS CENTRAL EVENT - THE INCARNATION Sophomore Religion studies Divine Providence .intl Human Progress from Aelim and live through the lite ot' Christ our Lord. XVorl4l His- tory unt-olds: trihes hetome peoples and nations, and n.if tions become empires. Anil the events ot Gods Retleemf ing Love are put .intl iurtel of it. We follow the Chosen People in the Bihle, .mtl look forward with them to our Re- deemer . . , Then we study His life in the fullness ot' time when He Came. in oreler better to imitate and to follow Him in our lives today. Vpper: Sophomores heroine rfi- miliar with the liihle .is thu stuely the izeeount of Our l,oiui s lite. Center: -I. X 4'1lle, CQ. Hinge. li firmly. ilk. C.il11ll .intl Yl. lltntznp tixite the physioil futures ul lhilestine .mel -lCl'LlNLl.llLli'. the home ot the Chosen People .mi the stene of Our l.orel's lite on earth. Lower: C. Borrall. R. Selixxurtf- myer. D. Gnrvis. and K. Boersma prepare a bulletin botirel illustrs- ting the prophecies eoneerning the Messiah. 5 J? 1 , -rv. 1 --1 lvl .Xnd w-in. at nik th 'li Sllill l'll.XP'l'I-IR 7. 4 I , HW, ,if N g ,,,,, ,,f,.a,,,5 H,,,g f1,. fini Lllffl ylill il Hlgll. ci in mil ln-'ii' 'i sf 1 .j,,,,r , .,' ini., .lf1'i1,-f1i'fwi. .'I 0'1I'fl'll '11 f,.,,.,,i W1 f fi, .1 It the ni:iy'kliowto1'f .si-1 D lltt ll' NN If Nl' Z' NIJ -it mime to pass-iii the days cfs es b ' .ec-lmz lzixis. ki yrizi. :in 1 uf Isrn tzifnins 1' it tml thu' Syria nis he-: is pe-up riiovi-fl ml lllq' ivvl .XV is le-fl , in tl liil lflv L ,, tx W Wffsags ,,'f f . E ,es I N A lr' , lfijbp, Iliff' foie H A simll ins Iiillllo. lil' CK'll, 5111 Sue ff , 7 H ,fy ww-xx ,fa 1 to K 5 if' -5,9 ' , E N ,M V, ,, , l 'fi' .f .. 'J . uk. 7-' r X 9 'H 4 .2wi1 G ' ld' n 'f' f Y x THE CATHOLIC CHURCH BUILDS OUR WESTERN CIVILIZATION XY'h.1t is our ohiett ot' study in -lunior Religion! lt tonnes I1.tlLlf.1lll' ,titer the Sophomore ye-.ir Cfhrist Our Lord, the l0Ilg-.1W.l1lul Messmli. esmhlzshed His fwlessianit Kingdom tor .ill men. XY'e study how it h.1s carried out His com- nmnd to Co.te1t'h .ill nations . , This te-.tthing .ind this work ot' redeeming men htis he-en t.1rritd out hi' the gre-.it Saints ot' God. We hetonie .ittltuinted with these heroes of the tltith .ind with these thitti huilders ot' our XY'estern C'iviliz.1tion, The lixes of the Saints show Us the Churth .1etu.1lly .it work transforming persons and renoxptting the social order. Vpper: M. Howard .md R. Jeffries .tre locating a passage ot interest. The toininnintl. Co, liulkll .ill nations, has echoed down through the .lilies .ind tod.1y the Clhurth. one .ind the s.tnie. is eagerly seeking new ways ot' spreading Christs Kingdom. Center: wluniois--D. limi. C. Ressegieu. A. XY't1gner. Ci. Heen.1n. M. Vondrak. rind K. V.1nce-distuss the origins of familiar tis- petts of our life tod.iy. and learn to understand our own .nge hetter. both its opportunities and its challenges. unr- . L b 'V Lower: D. XY'eide1't. -l. hleert. D Pl. Linden, A. Hartz, R. Emerson. W D. Cussidy. P. Critter, and M. Lu- Nere .ire tdmiring, the new Cath- olit Churthes th.1t hue he-en huilt in the Sioux City 41re.i re- tentlv. fu RTI 5 ' CLESI Lf ' 'z rt. f Q fi . 4, 2045, ...Jai if 125 54? sf ,W A, .- 4 .ffl I i F Suptruulilral 5'0Cl0ln 4, if llll 3' L' is CATHOLIC LIVING IN THE WORLD TODAY Senior Religion studies the Catholic Faith as our wav ot lite in the social situation of our times filled with opportunities and heset also with the social problems , . Thus it is at the same time our course in Clhristian Soeiologv. Sophomore and junior Religion show us how our world of today emerged under Gods Provi- dence from the total past, how it came to have its civilization, its Religion, its opportunities for us, and its problems. Now we study our own personal social living in this modern environment. Fpper: Father Conway explains to M. De- Grandmont, B. Sitzman. bl, Ewald. D. Miller. and il. Muller how the sanctifving grace of Christ renews and elevates our personalities. and gives us new powers and virtues for Christian sotial living. Santtified persons will lead the kind of lives which our times demand, Center: The applitation ot our Christian knowledge and the liva ing of the Supernatural late ot Grace begins here at school. Our first duty in life is to honor God in worship . . . M. Larkin. I.. Hupke. j. Watson. and R. Red- ditk. members of the Sthola. are singing the Gregorian Chant at Mass, the supreme att ot the Catholic XX'orship of God. Lower: Father Lv nth gives priestly tounsel. which is always ainied at the living ot our Faith and the solving of our problems at- eording to the teath- ings of Christ, 4 -J-K'-s Y. ,Q V X44 Gisli 0 'iv- rw af During a lj. S. History discussion. Bob Butler points to Sioux City, while Janice johnson, Bar- bara Murphy, and Gordon Goodier look on. A STUDY OF YESTERDAY TO PREPARE FOR TOMORROW History is the link that connects us with tradition. Through the study of our nation, its foundation and its growth, we become better equipped to cope with the political and economical conditions of today. ik J.. --S rgr. . V15 Q .J S ,S just as the squires studied politics. these boys. Ed Vandermhrk. john Haley Jim Meert. and Terry Prince study economic problems of today. Contemporary History can be in teresting as proxen by Pat Mont gomerx Norma Maxev Karen Higgins Dick Peters and Miles Beiccm 2 L- ,J Man could not transfer from generation to generation the cultural developments and improvements of his age without a common means of communication. Lan- guage enables man to record his ideas. and progress marches on. Man works toward the goal of lasting peace by dis- cussions at world-wide councils. Further- more, one must know not only how to express himself in his native tongue and lt Gnd x hy .flaw Q new tm, 'CIICUI 211,15 map to write well but also how to glean the wealth of beauty and wisdom preserved in our literature. COMMUNICATING IDEAS AND SHARING EXPERIENCES Upper: Four senior English students. R. Bentrup, M. Simon. nl. Jordan, and C. LaMere, inspect some new books. Center: English becomes perfected through study and continued practice. juniors R. Hettinger and C. Wfeideman are pointing our errors in sentence structure. Lower: D. Martin introduces the members of a symposium panel to his freshman English class. Participating are M. Lynch, C. Monahan. C. Haley. and M. Thompson. if-'-1 SEEING THE WORLD THROUGH THE STUDY OF TONGUES Our language courses provide us with a real, concrete link with the cultural life of Europe. The study of Spanish, French and Latin acquaints us with the ideas and customs of Europe, often bringing us in contact with the worlds greatest writings, Besides these marvelous benefits. these studies also enable us to understand and appreciate our own language to a greater degree. Stacia Olson. Tom Tuttle. james O'Connor. and Mary Kay O'Gary recite the Pledge of Allegiance in Latin. ' VF-XILLUM A ul-Y ul-rr . . -' Hai- f' -mm Cicero lCh.1rles Procheloj. exposes the ton- spiraty ot the thoughtful Cataline Hoe Rushl .is Rosernary MtGuirk and john Lease look un. I.. Dalhnff, UI. Myers. B. Bagan. IZ. Lennon, Look .igaing these are not ordinary drawings. but French posters done by the members of the French Class. G15 1 l R Icnnon C Ressegieu and M Duncan If xou think history is hard try it in Spanish , fx f J ,- ggwff' , f A 'wx f 1 'QT wifi ..sr-View J: -5-3, z,. qw 5, 1. ,, . . , , f Lf!-tmwem V L., ,,5e.333,,gm M , W :1 I A A M? 5 ,gist is Jr , , ,- W my gfjy fi X f '25 ' MQ. ' , , xl ff' vw if X M ,-,, , , 4, ' x .f al S, S W 2 1 F-2- 53 H. gf' ' 5 1 ff Q-ffzzz., A 5 . 1 , N .... 3 4 ' g 'RQ . me, V hz, 1 - 4,41 3 if ,. K EB '42-ag, V' 5 Y , Q 35 w,gQ'?' , Q 1 Ms W PS5 Q 1 , avg '? 5 Ag, ,B 3:34 3' K 4' gg 1. ,y A 1 ,, 1 , X .f A V, 5 f - h , 2, ., ff. h, 'f+'z.4:' .nh , ' ' 1 4,34 5141, Vg 4' ., yin - f A 13744 ' 1 M, .1- 'i2'v 'in has 192 EXPLORATION OF THE PHYSICAL WORLD Although the foundations of stiente are credited to the Greeks. the rudiments of this study were developed from earlier ages. Hee- lan students xxho wish to forge ahead in scientific research of related suhierts. and also all those who wish to adiust themselves to the pate of tlie modern world. enroll in the stience tlasses. Biology, the study of life. themistry. the study of rhemital tomposition. and phisits. the study of the material world. enable any student to develop a broad scientifit hacl-tj.zround. R. McKenzie. -I. Bland. B. XY'ells. T. Miller. and S. Bateman study the tirrulatory and structural systems and find them most absorb- ing. J. Anderson, -I, Dougherty and J, Stanton. test a solution by heating it. Care- fully measuring to obtain the torrett proportions are tl. Hartnett and C. Rohwer. 1: 'Pe ci: VU- f .-ps, Modern means ot' the most essential and ancient arts are taught in I-leelan's industrial arts department. Girls can pre- pare for the establishment of good Catholic homes in sew- ing and cooking classes. The boys have the benefit of such vocational skills as machine woodwork, mechanical and architectural drawing, art, metal and graphic arts. XY ilcla Jaeger gleefully pops ri goodie into the oven. K, Enright and J. Wfiltgen be- lieve that clean-up is most es- sential but C. Le May and E, Calhoun prefer to scout for new recipes. swssrs, sEAMs, SA ws, AND srunsurs 4 sr' WW. i Mr. Shkurensky instructs M. Kramper in the finer details of wood turning. L. Stanek works toward the completion of his project. D. Casey wears goggles to protect his eyes from any metal particles as G. Miller oversees the work. The cultural development of the Heelan student is not overlooked, but rather is an integral part of the program, Students of exceptional ability are encouraged to enroll in the art class. There they have an op- portunity to develop and display their talents. Supplying the talent for plays, skits, and every Heelan dramatic presentation are the dramatic and general speaking classes. PURSUI T OF CULTURE - , , . H- ,gf 1' '15 Here the senior members of Miss Osborn's eighth-period drama prepare their readings I .g REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNING PROM OTES HARM ONY SENATORS OF OUR LITTLE DEMOCRACY va thirsty 'O T ' Cralll- Soimommes Sr? Birmlnllhameelitedz D C Poulos. Donovan. R- Mugnn, ' Reimer' 0 T Cahill- In the days of chivalry the king called upon a Council of Nobles to assist him in justly governing his subjects. Here at Heelan the Student Cc-until. vvorks hand in hantl xvith the faculty its .un integixil part of the sthool program. The Student Council. representing the entire student hodv. takes re- sponsibility for the llometoming zu'- tivities. the Mardi Gras and other social events. In addition, these students also serve as officers for the Catholic Youth activities in Sioux City. This year's Student Council launched the Choco- late Bai' drive as an annual event, the proceeds of which are to be set aside for the development fund of the Cath- olic Youth Organization. This year there is an extended program for the CYO including trafts, Little Theater. various sports programs, intramurals. and a Safe Driving Club as well as the usual Youth Center socials. Freshmen just signed up to play ping pong--R. Kane, M. O'Leary, J. Doyle, R. McLaughlin, M. Yeager, D. Bateman. C. Pottebaum. R. Hamill. Juniors sing with lusty enthusiasm M Merrigan P Kelly M Hobbs R I-Ioskmg R Sitzman Seated I Stanton The senior members of the Student Council looking up for a brief moment from their meeting are seated M Swanson D Ross Herdliska K Duncan P Doyle R McGuirk L Dal hoff G Donovan C Rehan standing M McGowan M Hanlon D. OBrien, T. Connolly. T. Sheeren. 1. Haley. and M. Duncan. fPicture on preceding pagej. -A R, ,K X Xe X . X 4: Q 'A ,X , , 'N fpga. .. .nn ,z ...QQ ily ull vs.. -N . ff. WFT' rf ,Z :EQ 1. x.,Y Jr. 1 ,ff A -riff? is ,.,, f J ' Ucasaufaafscke s. W' x X f :W V 'Y lx , 3-E The most important event of the school year . . . the annual retreat Inspired by the retreat masters. Father john Mflfneaney of Clark. South Dakota and Father Leonard Stanton of Centerville South Dakoti the Heelan students made an esperially fine retreat. -x : -HBE The scene of the greatest spiritual victories was the Cathedral where the students prayed the Mass. received Holy Communion. purified their souls in confession, and attended ronferences. The spirit of sanetity was further induced by silenee. meditation. and spiritual reading. Lower: D. Casey, M, Hobbs. H. Griesel. S. XX'esterburg. and M. joynt group around the bulletin board to take advantage of the religious pamphlets offered for their benefit. A asf .N 'T If LI S 'fx X ef lit. fiat! I - A .QL Humeroum 504 uses the time hetween the uinferences as :in opportunity to reed the spiritual hooks they lime seletted. Opposite page: Father Conway directs the student body in sing- ing the High Mass. x X Exnt I ff 5, i 'I QQQQJS 3 X 5? '-W' 5 r tw O . ,sg After the retreat, J. Zethman. J. Glussinger. B. Morgan, and T. Ahman seem to be enjoying their discussion with the retreat masters. Fi 551525535 Thisc girls an preparing for bcncdntinn during rhs months of Oiiober and May, P7 it It h.is bun thu iixuiiiinn Jim n rhiungh thu .1340 thu women Like pride and my in keeping thc house of Gnd in order. Here .il f'iCL'l.ll'l Ihr Ladies uf thu Altar uirry out this uusloin. 'l'iiL'y are N. Vfclih. K, Xnftcc. R. Bminn, .I Chimiric. C Riihuu, .md INI, joynt. HANDMAIDS OF THE LORD XY -1' W4-1-vvuy... The tedious tasks of dusting and cleaning become Ll pluisurc in thc presence of the tabernanle. .Q X ' l ' 'fiat' as uf .1 .lx r 'T a' ,Lai ' Hifi R fij sag me . :Q 5142 i5Jgmw ' Fri 19. V' ' wif-Q1 lf 2 Wi , ,i wi L W , f A f ,iw ,ff if . fi . ,. .J ' 1 l i ff,-:uri ' f' 5 gk 5 .. .Aw ' AW 5 . gy, h , 2 15 fi ,xl,, Kr 1Lff f ' W' QQ 9' . xafgf Y QE, 535' W9 QQ 'U 'NZM I as 'SEX A A42 I Q M X153 5.0.5.-Yes, help is always available to our office secretary, Miss Marguerite Follett, in the form of the Student Office Staff. These girls devote at least forty minutes of their time each week to performing office duties, such as checking attendance, running the switchboard and other unsel- fish tasks. The officers who spark these girls to even greater service are: Joann Giesen, presidentg Martha Giesen, vice presidentg Doris Pottebaum, secretaryg and Clarice Pottebaurn, historian. I I I H , f ff. 1 bhff W w, .A , ,,,,, . K' - - , , N w ' V Y -V W wiiaitfiy 'Fil' E Q, ,, V cw ffm 9 fl Ui wwf-Q wg-a 'f ' - v - , wa 3H5TW'LL2M y5, ' 'gm qty ra S? 'WWANK Vw Q3-7 M 'fl V ' ' ,, 6 M sf, wwf' 'Q 1? avg! . QQ' if ,X , , Q61 ,M 'Z' : 'V X51 awp H fti xg K ,' lm' U-,fx ,, V' I A .F . 8 Yi-, ' ' V i V ,VV I A S 4 Ql5 m? U ff, WW? V N A 7 4 'ffl .15 'Nil E KC : 1 K' ' 0' ' ' T , . , , Q q f gf.fb3, Y- L . A A ' N ' - WN ' .bf xfp Wm my S V W Pllsgif ,.,, si I s S , . f , Li Q .Z 2 K fzgfgggff !'!1:?E5,Yi I My , Iwi? E A W V R ' ffi gg W 8,2 M- - - - 1 ,,Q,m '-A ' V, Ya Q' kg-60' V -N ir wfwwf? f ' Y, ,av I Y X 3 x ,.- fofatdeeam HEEI.AN FIGHT! The spirited pep Club of '56 has really been busy. They have taken part in as- semblies . . . served the football banquet sold soap and, most important of all, rheered our teams on to victory. Offiters of this energetir group are: Delores Gallee. reprcsentativeg Geraldine Donovan. vice presidentg Toni Donohue. presidentg .Ioan Zehus. secretary-treasurer: and Mary Doetsch, representative. TO INCREASE SCHOOL SPIRIT Part of the tradition in Medieval Ages was caring for the sitl-Q, Here at leleelan in this age the Red Cross and the Future Nurses' Club tend to develop interest in this work. These members of the Poster Club herald all sthool attivities and events with their gay, colorful posters. First row: C. Richou. M. McCoy, G. Rhubottom, R, McGuirk. and J, OiRourke. Setond row: M. Donohue, Ni johnson. E. Lennon. and G. Donovan. Third row: C. Kock. I.. Dalhoff. C. Clark, bl. Hcrdliska, and K. Duntan. FOR OUR CIVIC SOCIETY Heelan Red Cross representatives are J. Fahnlander. J. Bellaire, R, Reilly B. Cunningham. and J. O'Connor. l MINDFUL OF THE FUTURE , -W ,as-15' gf 7044 i476 We? Q. A 'Q If 'I Q. x -ll 'DY O'ROURKE, Captain x 5' 'Y ' f PEGGY WALSH KATHLEEN DUNCAN ,Q J' T ff , A f ,mx CHARLCf'TE Kocx EILFEN LFNNON MAR Y KAY MCCOX' Cheerleaders Z . X .. ,.,..... S X WR i xx jjjl-f- f xg? r '-5 -if, X A TX , X gm 3 Q 1--f f if' UMM na' 4415 X' 1: . .. ., ' L, 5 - ?-Q-ii -- 5 ,,,-. -- . . g-eff? ,, -r rf A ,,-, -M- ,-... v L - 7 ,ff . 4 - A ft' ff ----' ',, fQj jrl- A ,Qi-,,.,f r -2 ' X X if ...S-m,,T I i ff ,- ' 5 1,,f ' tw - F, -A . , ' Planning and working, meas- J1 9 . , 4,1 uring and cutting, arranging pic- ii A xpj.-ff 'gf tures and writing copy-maybe A' ' , D Ad re-doing a whole page-these are gf V.. 4 Q K ., 5-' ' ' just a few things which kept the -Q X ' ff' e staff busy. We were happiest -6... X ,LJ Z ' ' g when we were busiest, and we 'X X. thoroughl enjoyed compiling I . Y f-',,.,- ----F7 H f ' . . TTW' the highlights of a wonderful ,,,.--- 7: y -' ' ' year. '1 7 if 1- '4 ' eff Sf tx X sims., fl- r f Y L ff' L L pr 1 it x s -- ffl? 1 :fl an XC -, T t if ffl W C gi N gl... y - . it gf 'M 'si , , 4' 2- A 1. WH- ' f t . is X Z 5 San- J Opposite Page, Left, upper: The editor, B. Shearon, and his assistants, A. Riley, R. McGuirk. and C. Clark, look up from their work. Lower: R. Bocian, K. Yaffee, N. Welt'h, and M. McCoy display the attractive yearbook posters. Right, upper: T. Donohue, J. Herdliska. and J. Myers are busy cropping pictures. Lower: L. Orze- chowski. the staff artist, smiles while he works. Vpper: J. Rush, T. Connolly, and M. Rowe, are looking for ideas. Lower: XX'orking on sports seems to agree with G. Thibodeau and J. Haley. First row: J. Brogan, XV. Osteen, M. Kampmcyer. and P. Norris. Second rowi M, McKenna, S, McCormick, J, Olson, J. Zebus. and P. Noonan. A 1957 SHIELD! It is inevitable that the an- nual staff of '56 must gradu- ate. but the junior staff is quite capable and waits anx- iously to take over. ox.-'59 ' er 11'-fl' L -ff First row: J. Livengood, K. Kennedy, K. Pritchard. M. Whitford J Burns and P Haried Qccond row: C. Geidl. J. Clark, J. Socknat, R. Lee, and S. Abraham COURTESY IS THEIR KEYNOTE The audiences of Hee-lan's productions always look for the helpfulness and the courtesx of the ushers and usherettes. First row: C. Richou, I.. Delaney. and H. O'Connor. Second row G Forney C Pierson A Vorel K. Hegarty, and K. Vollmer. Third row: M. LaMere. I.. Dunn S Goodier M Giesen C Catania T. Sweet, D. Funke. J. Burns. C. Begnoche. and J. Daws. T1 sl Right: Those who do the work behind the scenes are the typ- ists, M. Paul, R. Woody, R. Straudt, and S. Fleming. Pages are made more attractive by the art work of J. Dreves and D. Heilman. COURIERS OF EVENTS Lest any of the varied school activities escape their classmates' notice. the school historians. the HIGHLINE staff, capture the significance of every event and record it for remembrance. In addition to producing a paper of high journalistic quality these students manage to capture and intensify the spirit of the school in their written pages L'pper left: K. Hegarty, J. Myers, J. Tester, W. Jaeger, P. Nor- ris, and C. Geidl search the pages of other school papers for ideas to utilize in next week's issue. Left: Each staff member bears his share of the responsibility by completing his assignments. Busy in just this task are A. Vorel, K. Vollmer, G. Donovan, P. Mercure, and Teresa Tullis. H. Kelly and Mike Duncan are securing data for an accurate sports page. .te My 85,7 . A 'aff r The Heelan students contribute freely to the various D.Y.O. contests. This is evidenced IIS P. Carter, K. Seaton. J. Bellaire, A. XX'adden. M. Whitford. L. Hacker, and R. McGuirk Qabsentj practice for the one- act play. Butch. which won a superior rating. Preceding their compatriots at the D.Y.O. speech meet. these talented Thespians. H. Smith, J. Bennet. and G. Donovan. merited superior ratings. MW . . Because of the generosity of two hundred Catholic friends. our C.Y.O. has expanded greatly this year. Ap- proximately S12.000 was collected this year. The students themselves have helped raise additional funds for fu- ture development through their sale of the XVOrld's Finest Chocolate. The expansion this year includes the various activities on Friday night. These activities are the Little Theater, which has put on the production, The L'.S. Revolt, shop. and arts and crafts, in which the girls have made copper- tooled pictures and leather work. The gym is open to the boys for basket- ball. wrestling. and other sports. Also there are games. dancing. and snacks in the cafeteria. Right: Wfinners in the candy sales' con- test. First row: S. XX'est. H. Noonan. J. Jordan, G. Jaminet, J. Dreves. V. Jacobson. and R. Ford. Second row: V. Bogenrief, J. Leninger, J. Muller. J. Miles, J, Homan, and J. Method. Third row: K. Albers, J. Gelvern, M. Sacony, L. Schrieber. H. Smith, C. Krage and L. Frame. Fourth row: Senior Class Officers. Hu. Q, ,, wb , 7 : P' I'-2 Q n - QV, SB-gy I J. D EELAMZAT' 1 af CENTER jfqff' E Kiki EA ' if 'tif ,flfj ,Q f' . ,f nf W ff f V A f N i.frg,'y'fg 'Q' S 1 .. ' ,A '1 5 . ff 7 df 331+ 'if ' , fff',f'S' ? Fi V- '55 --.. A '2,i'gf' 1: Y b,'. 1 xg! 'Q A LU T351 A Qi. f i. ,,- f y L 2 l , 'Sa ,Q -'Lf :y 1 2 - W f , V 3134A s - 'il W 3- , 3 gg , f .. , 4 Y 3 Q 1 ,, 5 an f H 12 'Uv 'fl A4 ff -w A vygf xg 5 ,, E3 F2 I 1. e a i 112' flu.- u ,,,,,aTQZ,i T. THE S CHO OL AN Op T D NOV ' . . D ' ember 11 AN Wlioresengs . ART ING -211,113 I CAMEIL. 93 SIOU HEELA Ee X C N11 81 ITY ' 5D ' IOWA SCHOO '22 L 7 c- 'Q7 THE CAST .f'lll1s. Efllell Sfiirzfeiy . . illiis' Plea!! , ,.,. . Rivbiznf SHUIXCJ ,,,. june Stimley ...,..A.A . john ,.,,,. Samb ..,,,,,, Mfr. Dexfer ,,,,,..,. .. Mfr. MfC1flrlJe0fz ...... . Mr. Sffzzzley ,,,..,,.., , Maggie Cutler ,,,. D11 Bfzldfftj' ,..............,. Slverjdmz llvhiferide Harrie! Sffzzzfey ,..,. . Bef! fefferfozz ......A Profermr illefz ..,...AA The Lfzzzrlyemz Gzze.-' IJ ,... ,,,,.,.. Mr. Baker ,.,...,,....,.,. . E.1'pnfJw1i112 .,.,.,.,.AA L0l'l'r1.i1I8 .Ylvefdmz Sandy .,.,.,,..,.,.,,,... Bererly Cnrllon ..,,. lVe,m'0If ,..,, judith Bellaire Colleen Clark? Harriette Miller Janice Livengoodk Harry Hacker Eileen Lennon Diane Hamana' Howard Gerlach Agnes Lilly Carol Rehanvf Sharon McCormick Rita Cody? Kenna Seaton Loretta Dalhoffvf ohn Glossin er 1 t g Maryann Fischer Rosemary McGuirk'F John Braheny John Haley james Bennett ' i Y... Norma LaCroix Carol Salesf Patrick Carter Timothy Cahil Robert Sylvester Charles Schmidt Michael Mclnerney . Dennis Carruthers John Lease Donna Rae Ross june Herdliskarl' Dennis Carruthers ......,,.. Anthony XVaclden Banjo , ....,.......,..,i,,,,,...........,..... . Thomas McCurnin Robert DeLange ' Sunday night cast 6. Sunday Night Cast. '. I have a surprise for you. Mr. Whiteside. 8. 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CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS Down through the ages various Christ- mas customs have developed in Christian tommunities. Among the practices th.1t have become yearly events here at Heelan tire the Library Clubs gift drive for the orphans at St. Anthony's home and the erecting of the Christmas crib, which provides spirit and inspiration to the sahool. Fither Conn ry portrays S1nt.1 who will present the Hcelan gifts to the orphln age Impressed bv Santas prescntc ire ludy 'Ivseedx Connie Rirhou Pitritii Mercure ind Miry Kay Kiley Theatrical entertainment has been a favorite pastime of the human race from the time of the Greeks to our modern plays and movies. These pro- ductions would not be possible with- out the hard work of the people behind the scenes. At Heelan the ones who deserve credit for this hard work are the Make-Up Crew, the Projection Crew, and the Stage Crew. This is fu are joan n, but after the performance what a scrub-up iobl Make-up artists Zebus. Mary Kampmeyer. Marie Chicoine. Joann jolin. Stephanie Adamowic z and Colleen Clark. jim Ivfiles. Ted Lfikulicz. Buddy Miles. Bill Sylvester. Gary Thibodeau. Mark Rowe, and Tom Distefano take time out to rest from their hard work. THE LITTLE WHEELS BEHIND THE SCENES XY'hen it's time for a movie there are plenty of helping hands. Assisting Ray Reilly and Michael Smith are Dick Rossmar. Ed Ryan. joe Smith. and Gary Catania. Q1 DELIGHT IN DANCING These graceful and poised young ladies are thc product of Miss Os- born's dancing class. Displaying their artistic skill are--First row: G. Rhulwottom. M. McKenna, H. Noo- nan. Second row: M. Duncan. L. Sudtelgte, L. Leedom, B. Temoshelc. C. Phelps, and P. Murray. ,ipT7j A, ll: n,.' ':Fa :'J -'11 ' FIQP' 'lf-. . - , ri ,z l . Al V WE WERE ABSENT L 1 H10 gnu: P Q-xgnftl y t mg FH ic 1 ' cir hurncrui picture First row D Weidert M Houlton N Schroeder M Murphy T Persinger K Kinkidc Second rrm R Mansheim G Heenan I P r singer, C. Jaminet, B. Hanus. WE Love A PARADE! F? y T w 1' 'fl ,..a...- ....:...v-Q4-L 'T ,K 1 ,.Lr..W Kpnm 54-.lfurm whm' Dwxlc, -T.m.1 Mullcn flraldcrb, -Indy Burni. and P.1tty H.lflCy! xl1wpl.1y .1 Qha-crrul mile .xfur .1 fine pcrfurm.1mca Alvcnt' Helen Sghumguhcr. 3' M J l t l will BAND PFRSONNEL First row, left to right: J. Socknat, V. Leritz. S. Abraham, D Ross, C. Clark. K. Boersma, J. Clark, J. Jolin. D. Oliver. J Mullen, H. Schumacher, J. Doyle. K. Seaton. J. Burns. P Haried, R. Ford. R. McLaughlin. Second row: C. Wilber D. Brinkman. M. Hagerty, M. Jonas, R. McGarry. B. George R. Cody, C. McGowan, P. O'Brien, M. Gallee. C. Gifford J. XX'i1ber, C. George. R. Kane. G. Thibodeau, W. Lorenger Third row: J. Meert, W. Weideman. J. Watson, L. Dickinson R. Alvarez, H. Hemstreet. D. McAleer. J. Gifford. P. Donovan R. Salem, J. Zechman, C. Prochelo, A. Carruthers, C. Coacher P. Johnson, J. Meyer, J. Riley. R. Hamill. Fourth row: S Higbie. C. Adamowicz, M. Pope, J. Jordan, S. Guthmiller s a After numerous late summer practices the one hundred ten members of the band really fell into step and lined up many snappy performances for the school year, begin- ning with the annual half-time show with the East High band at our first home football game. Later in the season spectators witnessed a show by the combined bands of Heelan and Central High. The late fall months found our band making varied public appearances: leading our own homecoming parade, the Armed Forces Day parade, the dedication of Kuemper High School in Carroll, and Moose State Convention Parade. The trophy won for out- standing performance in this parade is proof of the determination and spirit of our band. A very important event was the trip to Dubuque in early November for the game with Loras Academy. The people of Dubuque were favorably impressed by the splendid per- formance of the band. Expenses of this trip were defrayed by concert ticket donations and some of the proceeds from the bands chocolate bar sale. The sixty-piece concert band presented .1 Painless Concert in December. At this concert the baton and flag twirlers also displayed their talents. In early spring the band again began early morning street marching in preparation for performance at the Sioux City Relays. Highlighting the year of course was the Spring Concert in May, the finishing touch to .1 very active year under the direction of Mr. Harold Lorenz. 4 '5 'N . - -Xu XXI 3 -'P W 'affg-,' N'-xX,5g'. x'XH'g.r9'5 I , uxxp. NTQFRFQL X. Y xx 12.2 Hamm Wm Y - Y . gf, X be NM' E M I' ? Q - vi if f . I -' 'Ri ig bk .AJ -. I 3-11 , 4 I 'I j wk, XX Q ,Fa X N -,, , -X, my QQ., -1 is 'QE 3f'f-f 1 vw . JJ x ,XX .,Xm'.A. 1, . 5 ! W 3? Vi wiv 4 W wr- li FUN WITH MUSIC x, A new faculty member. Mrs. Van Der Maten. meets with and directs the orchestra. These string artists are j. Bra- heny, P. Donovan, C. Benoche, S. Adamowicz, S. Girard, K. Vollmer. Second row: M. Calhoun, C. Delaney. A. Hoversten. E. DeLoney. Standing: D. McAleer. The combined chorus consisting of the mixed chorus junior-senior girls' glee club and the sophomore boys glee club under the direction of Mr Lorenz. jubilantly presented the Christmas . -- . 0 - Xoggiqk Ok peas nrgirg, ..m 9,'E 0 G Hoffman J W' dxck C' h R Red CL WMS B Ken 5 W 1800 H ke: C Hexder D Mamn aC ne T315 h d 3 Kxdvwdl and C' Dom OO dm0D dx bi Re ln 5092 L then' NON5 J i ker G nce are G Hat Lookmg upcfrcimtelhellg P313-lale D Bateman J . S ' d II?ici?eiiJar1zi Redmond and C Hel H Pope PIUX X urg.,cd thy return to Cfregornn chant the tmdxtmnml form of Illllfgl cal muau Iha SCITOII SfUdllS thu typn of mubu .md leads the student b ody ln sxngxng, Hxgh Miss ugh Fmlu .f-if- ?--qs' gg ' X, 'ff ' L a C - ,, -f , . 1 ,. .- - X ,V, , . Qf:-l X A' , , f Xe., . . . ,O ,U V . 'A I A A ' 4- , . ax ' I' Q A f. j ' 1' v i A' 1 5 'Q ' ' ' 1 '. E J' , - 2 . - ' f--' -,I . ,,.:,,,. .rv 4 -. V - 5 ,r Y -4 , iff -.-- 'fir X ..-14... Y 1 ,-.:T2E ' 4-'5 42 ' ,,Qf.'f1' N - f,Q 4- - , ..- 7 4... f.q.- V ' - f v '- -A,:' U . y ..-...e... 1.--5-45 , .f xx , Y L.: . -I .F-7 -.J -' , e K .1 W , fx . . . gg., I' Ll X X ' r D Y gi gefafze f-ifywzf The eves of some of the great feast days have always been characterized by unusual festivities. Heelan's gala holidays include the Halloween party, the eve of All Saints' Day, and the Mardi Gras, the eve of Ash XVednesday. These costume affairs, spon- sored by the Student Council, have become favorites with the student body. Confetti. festooning, and balloons added to the atmos- phere as King Bill Berberich and Queen Sandy Bousquet were crowned at the lfat Tuesday frivolities. Everyone comes to the Mardi Gras. Even Snow XX'hite. J. Murphy. and four of the seven dwarfs. R. Anderson, M. Bushnell. S. Shrout and M Connolly. made an appearance. xeni- Although B. Berberich and S. Bousquet took first place with R. Kocl-c and K. Miller as runners-up, there was no doubt that there was stiff competition. -k if V.. A XXX fhy Q.. l --ll n-6 .?- i. 1 f X Heclm Heclan Hcclan Hulgn Hcclan Hcclan HQ-vlan 11 E.1st7 26-Gregory 5 Sloux Idllb 12 fflthcdrllj , lxucmpzr O , ----Snlmool for Deli' 0 .--Ccntrll 7 Hcclgm 26-Dowling, O 19- -I,or.1s ,ff r fn 1, 'TM-, 1 4' rm! , 1 f L f 1 x , 2 AlACK HARTNETT Tatkle All-City Second Team S they suffered a heartbreaking 19-13 loss, the only one of the season, at the hands of the Irish of Sioux Falls Cathedral. But illness and injuries keyt Doyle, Rickord, Flaa and Hartnett out of their game. The Crusaders met Carroll Keumper on Octo- ber l for our 1955 Homecom- ing Game and thrilled a large 6 PAT DOYLE. Fullback. Co Most Valuable Player, Honor able Mention Little All-American All-State Second Team. Quarterback Captain, All-City First Team, Q Take it away from him T W'atch it, jerryg here fomes Qhe ref-H homecoming crowd by 1 the Knights 53 to 0. 1 B013 FLAA Tackle All-City Second Team Northwest Iowa Honorable Mention All City Second Team CHARLES LA MERE Center All-City Second Team M Q- 14 .xg IEW . , ,- 31 'M-Y as-, , . . . aw 'A-'1'7 'ff'?-f. ' wt A' Lit., my v f aa: 1 .. gn f1:41SfQrf.f'.w'vJL'gf..a W - ' VARSITY SQUAD First row: N. Kramper, C. Rohwcr. T. Krapfl. J. Stanton, M. Nye. M. Lfifflgilfl. G. Heenan. R. Murray. P. Kelly, P. Hurley T. Gentleman. Second row: B. Miller. H. Beacom, L. Kramper, H. XX'endt. M. O'Connor, H. Miles, J. Dreves, P. Doyle. E. Vandermark, E. Birmingham. G. Beacom, T. Prince, Lynch. Third row: Coach Fleming. M. Hobbs, C. LaMere, J. Anderson. J. Hartnett, M. McGowan. D. Joynt. D. Maher. J. Bertsch, D. O'Brien, R. Sitzman. R. Emerson, B. Flaa Coath Shkurensky. The Fleming-men returned to Public Schools Stadium the following Friday to do battle with another cross-city rival, Central High, emerging from this one on the long end of a 32-7 score. The Crusaders were idle the following weekend, but traveled to Des Moines on October 21 where they swamped Dowling High 26-O. Returning to Memorial Field for the last home game of the 1955 season, the Blue and Gold rolled over the Iowa School for the Deaf with a 55-0 trouncing. On November 5 the Heelanites traveled across the state to Dubuque, where they met the ever powerful Loras Academy. Brushing the Gubs aside 19-6, the Crusaders retained the coveted goal-post trophy to close the 1955 football season with a record of seven wins, one loss and no ties. In his first year at Heelan Coach Don Fleming produced a City Championship team. The Crusaders easily downed both city rivals, East and Central. In addition, the Heelan High Crusaders were the Siouxland Champions, taking first place in the final ratings. HEELAN 26-GREGORY 6 . . . Heelan's opening game against Gregory, South Dakota, marked the inauguration of Don Fleming as football coach here at Heelan. After a slow start Heelan rolled to pay dirt four times in the second period. The Heelanites' iron de- fense held the Gorillas scoreless until the final seconds of the game. The Crusaders outplayed the South Dakotans by rolling up 230 yards from scrimmage and making 10 first downs. Outstanding play was noted on the parts of Pat Doyle, Mark McGowan, Ed Vandermark, and Bob Murray. Boom' Minas DAN Jovxr NEAL Kafmpiza Tackle Center Tackle BILI. RICKORD Halfback Tom GENTLEMAN Halfback JERRY BEACON Fnd PHIL HURLISX' Halfback HEELAN 19-EAST 7 . . . In the opening game of the City League competition, East proved no match for the Fleming-men, as the spirited Crusaders turned the Raiders back by a score of 19-7. Heelan was well on the road to its second victory of the season early in the second quarter. Sparked by thc accurate passing arm of Mark McGowan, the Crusad ers went 6-1 yards in 6 plays, finally scoring on .1 McGowan pass. Four plays after the kickoff Heelan recovered a Raider fumble and the Blue and Gold was on the tnarch again. After picking up a first and ten, Doyle rambled 41 yards to pay dirt. Mc- Gowan converted to make the score at halftime 13-0. Late in the third period Rickord punched across from the 5 to score I-Ieelan's final points of the game. In the final period East scored its only T.D. and converted for its seven points. SIOUX FALLS CATHEDRAL 19-I-IEELAN 15 . . . Heelan suffered its only loss of the season at the hands of the Fighting Irish of Sioux Falls Cathedral. The Crusaders weakened by the loss of Bill Rickord, Pat Doyle, Bob Flaa, and jack Hart- nett failed to penetrate the Irish defense and trailed at halftime by a score of 15-0. However, the Blue and Gold came to life in the second half of play when three plays after receiving the kickoff, Mark McGowan hit Sophomore fullback Bill Birmingham for 40 yards and a touchdown. Once again in the final period McGowan completed another 40-yard touchdown pass, this time to Mike Nye, but as the clock ran out, Don Flemings charges were on the short end of a 19-15 score. HEELAN SSYIOXVA SCHOOL FOR DEAF 0 . . . The Crusaders had little trouble with the Iowa School for the Deaf, as they walked away with 35-0 decision. The I-Ieelan players, gifted by their greater size and superior speed, controlled the play through the game via the airways as well as on the ground. Taking the ball on their own 48, the Crusaders pushed to the 18 of the Mutes when Mark McGowan passed to Mike Nye for the first score of the game. In the second quarter guard Bob Murray intercepted a Deaf pass and went over the double stripe for an- other Heelan score. The fired-up I-Ieelanites, namely Nye, Murray, Bertsch, Doyle, and Birmingham, scored touchdowns while McGowand and Tom Gentleman added the extra points to rack up a score of 35 to 0 as the final gun sounded. SOPHOMORE SQUAD The sophomore football squad. emerged from the 1955 season with an impressive 4-1 record. After trimming the I-Iawarden squad in the opening game the sophomore team under the coaching direction of First row: M. Verschoor, P. Coughlin. R. Mugan. J. Sale. L. Skuoda. J. Peters. -I. Fitzpatrick. D. Salem. Second row: Coach Garbier, D. Garxis, T. Vantlerham. H. Gerlach, H. Keller. S. Boyle. T. Lilly. -I. Dewitt. D. Bell. B. List. Third row: T. Steve Garbier and Father Macke, went on to drop Central twice and the East squad once. They lost to East on their second encounter. lkiahaney, T. Lynch. -I. Rice. D. Gill. T. Twohig. S. Miller I. Thocne. -I. lNIadsen, Fourth row: F. Wfalsh. D. Sitzman . Nelson. M. XX'.trren. P. Kirwan. I. Simon. F. Smith. T Braunger. FRES1-IMAN SQUAD First row: B. Sylvester, L. Procelo, T. Beacom, T. McCann. G. Hacker, A. Simoni, B. Rice, j. Kubal, W. Lowry. Third P. Dineen, D. Braheny, M. Coughlin, J. Adelman, B. Leinart. row: G. Wecldle, P. Detches, B, Kennedy, T. Ross, J. Miles. B. Mycka. Second row: Coach Zahren, F. Priestman, M. Red- R. Madsen, J. juarez, D. Bateman, J. Kidwell, L. Hupke, T. mond, G. Nelson, P. Miller, L. Hart, D. Wiggs, B. Nicholson, Tuttle, T. Mikulicz, Coach Shkurensky. HEELAN 53-KUEMPER 0 . . . Breaking loose for scores in every period, the Crusaders rocked and rolled to a Homecoming victory by crushing the Carroll Kuemper Knights 53-O. The Knights were no match for Coach Fleming's Charges as they met little opposition in scoring eight T.D.'s. The second half of play was dominated by reserves from the Heelan bench. Kuemper found no more success with the Heelan reserves than with the first string. Outstanding play was noted on the part of the entire team with special honors going to Sophomore fullback Bill Birmingham. HEELAN 26-DOWLING 0 . . . Heelan rolled over Des Moines Dowling with a decisive 26-0 battering. For the Crusaders it was the third win in five games with the Des Moines clubg for Dowling it was a loosing,battle from the opening kickoff. Early in the first period Doyle slipped into the end zone on one of his two scoring jaunts. In the second quarter quarterback Mark McGowan picked up a Dowling fumble and increased the margin of victory on a 28-yard scoring trip. A McGowan-to-Nye touchdown pass early in the third quarter finished the scoring. Dowling's only threat came in the last minutes of play as it pushed to the two-yard line only to see the clock run out. HEELAN 19-LORAS 6 . . . On November 6 the Crusaders journeyed across the state to do battle with the Gubs of Loras Academy. Playing on a cold and windswept field failed to cool the red-hot Heelanites. The Gubs of Loras found themselves outplayed throughout the entire game. Only once in the closing minutes of the fourth quarter did the Gubs break the back of the Heelan defense and score. As the final gun sounded, the score stood Heelen 19 Loras 6. For the third time in as many games The Crusaders stymied the Gubs of Loras to retain the goal post trophy. I-IEELAN 32-CENTRAL 7 . . . The Crusaders met the Maroon and White of Central on October 7 in what was to be the deciding game for the City League Football Championship. Sparked by fullback Pat Doyle, the Crusaders brushed off Central by a score of 32-7. Returning to the Heelan lineup after a Z-game absence, Doyle received the ball for the first time in the game when Central was forced to punt, and went 77 yards for the first Heelan score. Four minutes later behind excellent blocking Heelan again hit pay dirt. During the game Doyle streaked into the end zone for three T.D.'s, while Mike Nye rambled across for two. The Heelan line led by All-State guard Bob Murray held the Little Maroons to scant yardage. The last half of play dominated by Heelan reserves allowed only one Central T.D. in the third quarter. I I HOMECOMING f 'f f of, Z S132 On the txrst olden day of Oetober the unrted ettort tor Heel Hmrlu 6 Home eomlng was realized Chosen to rergn oser the festnxtxes were lung, Ed Ryan and ueen Ross Caboxe The lttendantb to the queen were Mdrnlxn Sum on Kathleen 7 xrle and Tom Donohue Tom Sheeren Tom L wnnollx Dennxs he lung, After romprng, oxer Carroll lxuemper held III the sthool km The tcrrutxonll Donna emarx MeQu ttendants tot th .1 dlnee wleted .111 ID 'lhee Dunem Ros O Brxen .md P1rDoxle were 1 the eelehrmon drew to 1 elose' that exenmg, xxx gun was trxnstormed by the helutntul deeor.1tnon5 xxhleh del theme Portxons of the gm were lgayly desxened to represent torenen eountrues uemng spent on the USS Heelln xull he- remembered by all Y! we 'WJ' ' K i 1 ' p g , -- W., '5 4 ' - ,-K :'L Y ,'L fiv vw M iff 4 19 -. , kgs! , :N Q . A . , ,.. g . 5, J.Z,1'r-:Awww , . ffl i K3 mm los. 5 ,. if l 1 0 nh ag tl mu- . 1 4 1 ,W W tmmskwll t W Snatthes of the hometoming p.tr.1de entirtle our King lid and Queen Donna, who are the center of attraction. In the morning hours the students attended Mass and whole-heartedly participated in the pep assembly, at which the royalty was presented and TV sports-caster, Les Davis, spoke. The parade, one of the finest ever presented by Heelanites, took place on a warm but windy afternoon. Not only were the floats most outstanding but more gayly decorat- ed cars took part than ever before. First prize was won hy the junior float, Your Goose Is Cooked. Second and third prizes went to sophomore float,. CQonfucius Says and to fresh- man float, It's In The Shade. ,ff ,fn-?l T FIJU AT b-Q.. 5 wggifeflq 7 4. P Y 3 ..,, . v 9 9 if lf, fy N. 9. f F' il P 71' ' 4- NXXXX QQ -as was 0 Q, ' if 7 I is is . Aj 'W ax f ,ue 2 4 5,32 , K N 'S IDE TOUR XS. x K H- rf - Q COURT ACTION Coath Bob Zahren led his last Crusader basketball team to a 14 to 10 record on the maples during '55- 'S6. The Crusaders proved to be a hard-fighting and spirited ball club throughout the entire season. Although the Crusaders went into a slump midway in the season, they developed into a better ball club than their l-i to 10 record might inditate. ST. EDMOND'S. FORT DODGE S5-HEELAN iii The Crusaders opened their 1955-'56 basketball campaign by dropping a heart-breaker to a new rival. lit. Dodge St. Edmonds O'Brien was top scorer. dropping 35 points through the cords. GEHLEN, LEMARS SOHHEELAN 49 .. . A fourth- period flare-up failed to bring the Crusaders into the win column in a game with Lemars Gehlen, The Heelanites once again suffered a one-point defeat. KUEMPER, CARROLL 58-HIZELAN 55 . .. Find' ing the right combination, the Zahren men broke into the win column against Carroll Kuemper. Playing excellent defensive ball, the Crusaders held the Car- roll team to 38 points-ftheir all-season low. Varsity basketball squadwCoach Bob Zahren. -I, Anderson I lritzpitritk M Mtboxxan M Nse M Merril, n ml D. Hosking, P. Doyle. T. Sheeren, j. Bertsch, D. O'Brien Manager B Miller Duck H P Q . I, . w r, .A if I h . gg is 'E 'W QP! il! V NMKENYE NMKE S JOHN JIM Fnzrurucx JoHN Rice 4445. I, U ,J This year the boys' intramural basket- ball program was reorganized and was well received by the entire student body. One hundred and eighty-five boys com- posing sixteen different teams took part in two leagues: freshman-sophomore league and a junior-senior league. Pictured here are some of the boys who participated in the program. In the final game the Atomic Five, homeroom 206, beat the Comets by the score of 38-25. Right: THE ATOMIC FIVE. First row: G. Catania, B. Miller, Captain J. I-Iennessey. D. Peters. Second row: j. Miller. Pietrusiewirz. D. Sokolox ske, J. Hartnett, Coach P, Doyle. VICTORS AND VANQUISHED IN INTRAMURALS .l...... -., Left: The Giants-winners of the Junior Senior League, First rovt: T. Nicholson. A, Carruthers Second row: G. Thibodeau. J. Manning K. Kosiba, F. Iwfaslcevifh. Third row Captain B. Murray. I Smith. P. Marks bury. T. Connolly. I. Cunningham, G Goodier. T, Gentleman. A 3 -Q , Y uv fr 3' N fs , . W... 4 f 3, R I 43 4 lu 5 n ,, '.,,'? 4 15110, The combination of skill, fun, and hard work hrought the girls' intramural championship to senior homeroom 202. Mon- signor Kevane presented a beautiful trophy to members of the team. Pictured above are: Lynn Adelman Irene Miller, Colleen Clark, Joyce Chicoine, Captain: Nancy Welch, Marlene Vonda rak, and Connie LeMay. Absent: Colleen Langford. Trying hard but not quite accomplishing their goal, junior homeroom 505's team-Bonnie Temoshek, Mary Lou White. Mary joynt. jackie Maxifield, Eileen Doud, Mary Duncan, Polly Noonan, janet Tester, Norma Maxey, Carol Begnoche. and judy Clarkgwere the runners-up for the championship girls' intramurals game. GIRLS, GAMES, AND G.A.A. The G.A.A, letter winners, joan Berkmier, Colleen Langford, janet Tester, Marie Paul, Loretta Dalhoff. Judy O'Rourke. Eileen Lennon, and Charlotte Kock, practice gymnastics so they can receive points for their letters. L43 3 2 l I -LM K Q I ..l... ? 1lIl 1 . -,261 X kk A 4 Q SWORD AND DIPLOMA - SYMBOLS OF ACHIEVEMENT FOR KNIGHT AND GRADUATE O O 0 O 0 O O 0 o I y ,, 'Q if y o O 0 Q O O o O o SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pzerfdefzl PATRICK DOYLE Vue Pffflldlllf ROSEMARY MCGUIRK 544161113 Y :ea men DENNIS O BRIEN 90lll! Clmnm 111 KATHLEEN DUNCAN Knxghts armor clad rn knowledge to face the world dubbed xx 1th responsrbxllty devotrng our sword of Chr1st1an1ty to God s servrce gallantry and protectron of the weak arrlvrng at 8 29 class electrons Wfhat rs thls madness ' race to breakfast on Frlday hOmCCOmlHg the U S S Heelan decoratlng the gym Queen Donna Kmg Ed clty champs nn football World s Fmest Chocolate class rmgs May I have your p1cture7 all senlor cheerleaders Star Dust the Bermuda rage our senror moderator plays Santa Crcero O Clcero swamped by hrstory dates Crerghton and D Y O speech contests To be or not to be that IS t e questron junror Senlor Prom pastel formals the boys look so different dressed up choosmg jobs or colleges caps gowns memor1es Pomp and Crrcumstance good bye 0 o 0 o O o O o 0 y o Q O O 0 0 7 io R - .w 7''fffffjfffjffjffffffffff ,,.,,, ' , '11 . l' 1 .....,.....,,....,.,,.,..,.. Lxxx A. Alllfljl.-KN Imlt 1 wtf 5.n'f,41mr1f Hunur Stutlt-nt 1-51 Opu- uttat 5--ll Glu' Club I-21 Mixul Clmmux R-'ll lntr.1- mutxxls I-'lp l.ilwr.u'y C.lul1 1-43 C.lUf.lf.l 2-fl: Cltccr lmtling lg limvling lg Fu- turc Nurxu' Club Al. 6Zcw4af56 V, Mums j. Bmcpmi G Fritz 51. llllffklaf lfxcaflf Clues Offitrr l-23 Knightx uf thc Alt.nr 411 liantl I-43 cDl'klN.'SI!'.l l-lg Pcrfctt At- tcntlmtc l. W, 'SJW ROBERT I. AI.VARliZ Cl1itn Imm.n'1rl.m' Cwzwfvliwz Band l-43 lhskctlmlll lg Cantata 31 Orthcstm 114: Tmtk 1. 'K Wffff' THOMAS j. Ammxx Tom Bit Hua' S,m.1111tf1f Glcc Club lg Cantata 5: Pt-rfctt Attendants 3. jmuzs V, B1 xN15TT jim C.1flwdr,1l Clxss Offitcl' I-S3 Dm- mtttxu l-43 Opt-rctt.x l Mixul Cklmrux l-21 lin kutlmll l-BQ Stutlcnt Cuun' til 51 Stlnml Pl.1y fl. Cm t.1t.1 21 l:UUIl'7.lll I-Eg 'llmtlt l-5. GISRALD D. Bmcimi jury SI. 1Hlrlt.zef fffmllv Siunvl Baskt-tlxlll 1-23 Ifuutbnll 1-41 TI'ilLkli 1-21 Errfctt At- tendants 1. PATRICIA T. BENTON Pali S.lfl'c'd 1fL'.H'l Honor Stutlcnt I1 Glcc Club lg Library Club 4. JOHN B. BRAHIZNY Brains lU1I21.IL'llI,lIE' Cmzfejvfiml Dramatics 41 Operctta 2-43 Glee Club 23 Mixed Chor- us 2-43 School Play' 4g Cantata 2-45 Orchestra 2-45 Football 2-3g Tratk 2-3. ROIHERTA H. BIENTRUP lStfbbie Sl. 'Iuxejrb Dramatits 5--lg Intramur- als SQ Pop Club -'45 Bowl ing 43 l.SllCl'L'ffL'S 3, We S019 MARY B. BVRKIQ Britlg.:ct Sf. fufgflb Opcretta l-3g Dancing 1-33 Pep Club 3-43 Li- brary Club 1-4g Cantata 1. vc'll.I.IAM j. BICRBIZRICQH Honey Hit tad S.lL'7.INlL'11l lrutrtbglll l. VIRQQINIA E. BIITCHIQN Gingcr Sf, Aliflnnl Qsunfb Sirfzzxj Glcc Club Ig Library Club 1-21 Quota Club lg L'sh- crcttes 3g Cantata 1. Rosh M. BUUAN limit- Sl, Cnimiz Class Offitcr I1 Slncltl btaff 3-lg l.LlLl1tN of tlmc Altar 41 ' Opt-rctta 2--ig Mixul Chorus 5-43 Intra- murals 2-31 Stutlunt Cuun- cil l-21 Pep Club 3--lg Cantata 2--lg lfuturt' Nurses' Club 3--ig GAA SQ Glcc Club 1-2g Bowl- ing 1. MARKQID Boxowsxl limbo C.1lfndr.lf Glcu Club l-3: Intramur- als 1-25 Cantata 2-3g Per- fctt Attcntlamc I-23 Bowl- ing l. Axiwiufxx' CARRl I'lllfIli Andy M lift i it ,f5,li'1,lm'U.'l Kriiulitx of the Almr -la Mixed Cfliorus 3. -lL l5.ind I-Alg f.int.it.i 3. el, Ortliex- ti.i l-315aliol.l1. 1: to Z z GARY A. CATANIA Sl. B'1l1jf.lA'e' Honor Student 1-4: Glee Club lg ligind 2. 53 Head l'NllL'I' -lg Bloxie Camera Opt-ixitor 1-41 l,il'5I'.ll'l' Club l--l 3 W 4 e Y me, 'A ' A l Q , V I , Ati l Roiuim' A, BI I'l.lfR Hlillhw S.It'Vc'd Hu.n'1 Iiitnd 1--lg liuketbiill 1' Tiuitlc 23 Perfeet Attend- .ince 244. ELIEANOR A. CAi.Hoi'N Boots Sl. lllfffhlef ffxerf-H Office Stuff 2. 51 Open cttu 3. 'lg Cilee Club lg Mixed Cliorus 3, -lg In- ti'.imui'.ilS 1--lg Pep Club 3-ig Poster Club -lg Fu- ture Nurses' Club 51 GAA 3. 14 Wczzmq Sm? jmiizs j. CARR jim Sf. Brnlf-fJL'C Antlion Publit Sthool, An- thon, Iowa l-53 Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus lg Bas- ketball 1433 Student Coun- cil 2: School Play 33 Buse- ball 3. l I 1 jqycgii 112. Ciiicpomia Serunthy SI. Pclefw ijufftrmnf 5014111 D.vizf1.zj Honor Student 2-41 Ladies of the Altar 4g Glee Clube 43 Intramurals 2-5g Pep Club 51 -ig Library Club 2-fig Perfect Attendance 7, 5g Future Nurses' Club 4g President 4: Vsherettes 33 GAA 2-4. 1 ' i il' lj oxxiia j. Cliifxinii-iii KAY A. CQii.bxit'i'iifia I11.'f11,fmf.1fL C'fHIL'ejflfw1 Cdfln dull Offite Stuff 5, 41 Biind Diximatiti It 53 Opei'ett.1 l 1-Al: lntriimuriils I1 Bowl- 3. -ll Glee Club 3. 41 IU' ing I-41 Future Nurses' tr.uuui'.ils 14-lg C.1nt.it.i 2-41 Club -1. Perfut Attendnnue 2. ' 1 - 17 S li 'lf 1' K .-..-.I ll I PAU. gl. CoNNi2i.i.x' Paul Calbfdml Glee Club l. K C. THOMAS CONNOLLY Tee Bleffed S.1rr.m1er1l Class Offieer 1-33 Repre- sentative 43 Honor Student 1-35 Shield Staff 3, Asso- ciate Editor 43 Glee Club 13 Hometoming Attendant 43 Basketball 1-23 Student Council 2-43 Cantata 1: Football l-23 Track 13 Golf 1. 3-4. Coi.i.rai2N M. CLARK Blt ,fred S.lL'7'rl11IcI1f Class Officer 13 Honor Student 1-43 Shield Staff 3. Assistant Editor 41 Of- fice Staff 2: Dramatics 43 Homecoming Committee 42 Make-up Crew 2-43 Band l-43 Intramurals 1-41 Creighton Speech lNIeet 31 Library Club 1-43 School Play 43 Cantata 23 Perfect Attendante l-33 Howling 43 GAA 2-4. JOHN M, Ci'NNlNc3HAM Cum's Ifzlnmczzltzle Cwlceplirnl Class Officer 13 Operetta 2-33 Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2-33 Basketball 13 Cantata 2-33 Knights of the Altar 4. JAMES M. CLARK jim Sl. fuieflb fsrllfx, Student Council 11 Perfect Attendance 2-33 Cantata 4. 4912, W Of- jisfxxxiz If. Curroruu lNlitzie Slrwd lltylrl Band 1-43 Library Club 4L Future Nurses' Club 3-4 ,pnzaeaazgaazawzeeae CHARi.12s N. DAHI. Normie Inmmrzzlrile Cmzcepliwz Class Officer 33 Knights of the Altar 3-43 Student Council 33 Crusader Staff 33 Football 23 Track 3-43 Golf 2-43 Perfect Attend- ance 33 Highline 3. LORETTA C. DALHOFF Lori Blerred Sucmrzzezzz Class Offiter 33 Represent- ative 43 Red Cross Repre- sentative 33 Dramatics 1-43 Homecoming Committee 43 Intramurals l-43 Student Council 43 Pep Club 3-43 Library Club 1-43 School Play 41 Cantata 13 Perfect Attendance 1-33 TV Re- porter 33 Bowling 1-43 Poster Club 3-43 GAA 3- 43 Honor Student 2-3. Office Staff 31 Glu' Tiaiiiuivx R. DAl,I.lfN 'l'ci'ri 1-5, If11m.fr1rf.m Cwullfcffllull Club THERESA A, DIEFAZIO Teri Sl. fffvcfffl 1NIAru.x'N J. Di2GRAN1mMoNT C.1Ibwf1'.lf CiH.aiu,m'Tii M. Diixxisux Danny 51. C,ll111llPlc lllut 'lfilgilafl Hunan' Stutlcnt 1-33 Claw Ottitti'1-3gCQlt'cClub1-31 liantl 1-1. lS.ixl4ctb.1ll 1-33 5KlN'Ul l7lJ!' 31 Cl1wi'l4tatl- ing 1 2. Opt-11-tta 11 Glue Club 11 Knights of thc Altar 1--lg Danting lg Prrfut At! Glu- Club 1-21 liaslcctball tuntlantc lg Cantata I-4. lg Library Club 1-2g Can- 'T tata lg Fuutball I-33 High- linc 4. We f-he om Som and D IREN12 M. Dicrs THOMAS Liao R, Dicxiimx Hl,L'CH Sl. Bm1fl.1i'e lilac Club 1g lflaxlcutball 1' Pt-rfctt Attuntlantc 1-3 Sl1orty Cllfbtflhll Glcc Club 1--13 Cantata l-4 Disrizmxo, JR. ..wUp,, SI, fuitfllm Glrc Club 1-23 Stags Crew 2-43 Sthula 1-33 Football 1-21 'liratk 1-2. 'Y f'-ir' A ELIZABETH A. DEPRATO image SI. fufclbfl Honor Student 31 Glas Club 1, 21 Make-up Crcxx 2: Library Club 2-43 Can- !-if-l 52 liuturc Nurses' Club 3-4 GI RAI IIINI: A DONOVAN Cerrl I ne Ib Representltne 4 Honor Student 1 4 Clxss Offxeer 1 3 Red Cross Represent Xe 4 Of e tI 3 ble Club mIt ee 4 lntrxmurxls 1 4 Student CuuneIl 4 Crusael er Stlff 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Cantata 3 4 Su eetheart Queen 3 Poster Club 4 Hlghlme 3 1 C AA MIc HAIL T DLINCAN Dunks Immaculale C!HIt'6f7l1UI1 Representatne 4 Honol Student 1 7 3 Class Of erl 3 Glee Club Mixed Chorus 7 Basket ball 1 7 Student Counexl 3 4 Footbal 1 7 Tr 1 olf 14 Hxghlxne PM QWN PAIRICK C DONOVAN I lmm ztzffm Come 11011 mor 9tI dent 1 C Iss O lkkl ee Clms fjllleel KnIelIts of tu Ir I I I ent 3 Stu lx I ne 11 A en l Inee Hlehllne WAWWKMZ MARION j ECKFR Mlekey Sl Bfilllflff Operetta 1 Intramurals 3 Pep Club 3 Lsherettes X lN1ARX A DONOHI I pllbfll 4 I Sm :me H IFIIII blue Lflt Iss tleer qlll e t 3 Assoeute- FI I o I I tes 1 Opete C ee cl1UILlN 3 4 Humeee n fU11LlI'l s 4 e H I THU i C ntIt1 14 Clmeelleume 3 Perfeet Attene mee 3 luster Club 3 4 Mlfkll Queen 7 C HomeeumInf., CommIttee 4 KATHIIPNII ENRIGHT Kas Czfhfdml Operetta 4 Glee Club 1 7 4 Pep Club 3 4 n tIt1 4 Perfeet Attendfmee 1 Lsherettes 3 THmIAs P DmII Flippy Bl ff d Sm mlm! sIelent f Sennmr C Iss Cllss fjfllill 4 Red Cross Offxeer 7 3 Kmglmts of the AltIr 1 e 1 Home comms: Attendmt 4 l3Is Ill 1 1 Qtudent Cu 3 4 Mono3,rIIII Q 2 loot Tak ? 1 ff KATHI I I N R DUNCAN K.ItIc Czlbedfll Honor btudent 1 7 bemm Class Soexal Ch1Irm.1n ShIeld Staff 3 Dr1m.ItIes O Homeeommg, Attendant 4 Danemg 7 3 Intrlmumls 14 Student Councll 4 Pep Club 3 LIbrary Club 14 School Play 3 Can tata 1 Cheerleadxng, 7 4 Poster Club 4, Bovnlmg 14, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, GAA 2, Homecom E L' . 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Blerred Sacmzzzenl Basketball 1, 25 Football 1-35 Track 1-35 Golf 3. Aim-ta 2 ' ' - I ,I ' .N ' 23-31- .. , , in 'H JEAN M. FAHNLANIDIZR Germ lrlzzmzrzzltzle COIIIEPIIUII Honor Student 25 Class Officer 1-35 Red Cross Officer 3, 45 Office Staff 4g Operetta 2, 35 Glee Club 15 Dancing 2. 35 In- tramurals 1-35 Student Council 35 Pep Club 35 School Play 35 Future Nurses' Club 45 GAA 2. aw Z-aww 4 aaa DONALD S. FUNKE Stud Immaczzltzle Cazzceptimz Operetta 2-35 Glee Club 1-25 Mixed Chorus 35 Cantata 2-35 Homecoming Committee Chairman 3-4. MARY jo GENGLER NIO.. Imlzzafulale Conception Office Staff 2-45 Operetta 45 Glee Club 1, 45 Intra- murals 25 Pep Club 35 Li- brary Club 1-25 Cantata 45 Future Nurses' Club 3-45 Usherettes 3. JOHN L GIOSSINC 1 R Gloss B uvcd S111 11111111 onor tutcnt Knrcghts of the Altrr I4 DI'll'ITdtItSl 4 Bisknthlll 1 1 34 'Ir GORDON W Goonrrrz Gordy SI Bfnzffufe Homcroom Offltcr Honor Student I3 Cl rs Offncr 1 Kmghts of the ar 14 Glu: Club Crelghton Spcuh Meet 4 Track 7. Pcrfctt Attcntl ance 1 3 THOM,-rs A GINITIIMANJ Ctnts B 1 usd S111 11111111 Bu Lthlll 1 Bfonorr 1 u o 5 uk OHN M Hmm Rllf.,l1l.lkl Clallndl ll CINS Offrtu 3 Rcprc cnt atnc 4 Honor Studcnt 1 S rc ta Knrqhts of tht A xr 1 Dramatrts 3 4 Glu Club 1 Hmmturmnr., Com mrtu 4 lntrnmurrls wool Illy Crukgh ton Sputh Mcct 5 4 tu dcnt Counul 4 Cantltx In Go TV Reporter 3 OANN M G11 sr N Cllfn dr 11 Honor Student 1 O tru O L cttl LL Club 1 lNI1x t IUILIN 4 Bl lltl L1 C ux Intramurals 7 4 7 Club 71 lx ru u Cm .1 1 L vt: Club l lioullm, 4 luturn Nurses Club 3 C AA oa!Z?cnd7l4 Mrcufur W Hfwroxx Mrkc Blefred Sdfflllltllf Kmrhta of the Altar 4 Bmd 4 Student Councrl 4 Footbrll 7 Track 14 SHARON R GIRARU Sherry Snnd Ht Ill Honor Student Opu 1 3 C1 C 1 Intrrmurals 1 4 Cmtxtr OltllCSfI1 1 4 Io mg 4 Iuturn Nurses C lub 5 CAA lRIDIRlCk L HARIJIN l'11t1 Sl nrepb Kmghti of thc Al 11 4 Intramurals 4 football 1 Basketball 17 Trulc 1 School Play 17 S 315 4 -loiix L. HAR'i'Ni5rT Tuffy Sf, l'.f,'i,'rl Kniglits of the Altar -13 Cilee Club 13 blonogram Club 3, -13 liootball 1--13 lraclt l--1. Pint. L. HL'ru.1sx' ..w.ap.. Sl. fultflb Class Offiter 33 Cilee Club 13 liasketball 1, 2: Mono- gram Club 5. 41 Football l--l3 Tratk 1-43 Perfect Attendance 1-3. fm i K jt'niTH A. HIEGARTX Judi Sl, 111111116 Glee Club 11 Intramurals 21 Library Club 2. Es 0 3 I JAMES Hizxmfssm' Grape Sl. jflltlflb Honor Student 13 Knights of the Altar l-43 Glee Club 13 Basketball 1, 23 Library Club I. 7' cuwi7fuce VUILDA I. jaiacira XX'illie Imzmzczzlizte ClHIL'5f7IfUl1 Class Officer 2. 33 Office Staff lg Glee Club 1-43 Mixed Chorus 33 Make-up Crew 2, 33 Intramurals 43 Pep Club 33 Poster Club 43 Bowling 43 Highline 43 GAA 2. 455.3 JOANN S. OIOLIN ..j0.. Sl, 16.121 Class Officer I-33 Honor Student 1-43 Red Cross Officer 23 Make-up Crew 2-43 Intramurals 1-43 Li- brary Club 1, 23 Perfect Attendance l-33 Bowling 13 GAA 33 Band 1-4. Lead Majorette 4. 19? juxia E. Hizaorisxa Junebug BL i itz! S.lL'l,lNlL'11f Class Offiter l. IL Honor Student l-'lg Sliieltl Staff 3, Axsotiate Editor -13 Op- eretta 2--13 Mixed Cliorus 3. 43 Make-up Crew 23 Band 11 Intramurals l--lx Home-room Representative 43 Crusader Staff 53 Pep Club 5. -ll School Play 3. 43 Cantata 2-43 Poster Club 3, 43 Bowling 43 Highline Staff 31 GAA 5. t . ,ft 1 f IH KAREN F. Hicoms Culbedml fLm1gJbm-ff. Iffuaj Basketball 2-33 C1355 Of. ficer 23 Play 23 Dame Committee 23 Perfect At- tendance 23 Poster Club 1-3. 25: 'Q -ik A-wg RICHARD V. joNAs Jason ININIIIFIIIIIIL' Cfnzwjrlifuz Honor Student lg Band lg Perfect Attendanre 31 I-Iighline 2. DANIEL F. JOYNT Dan St. Illifbuel QL6e'd.fj Class Officer 2g Knights of the Altar.5-4g Cileu Club lg Monogram Club 4g Football I, 2, -lg Track 1-23 Perfett Attendance 2. 1 .-, , CAROL A. JOHNSON SI, funffh Operetta 3--lg Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus -lg Danting Z-33 Intramurals 1-41 Pep Club 31 Sthool P'ay 4g Porter Club 4g Bowling 4g Fu.ure Nurses' Club 3-4: GAA 4, 70e3ze .faqalto MAIJONNA M. 'IOYNT Dona SI. Illifbaef flmedtj Ladies of the Altar 4g Dramatics 1-43 Glee Club Z3 Intramurals 1-4g Creigh- ton Speech Contest 43 Pep Club 5-43 School Play 33 Cantata 2--ig Bowling 45 Future Nurses' Club 3-4g GAA 2-4. jANlc,ii M. JOHNSON jan Sf. Casimir Honor Student ?7Q Operetta 1. 2. 43 Glee Club l. 4g Dancing 1-43 Pep Club -lg Cantata fig Perfeut Attend- ante 1-3, 066 JERRY C. KEATING Klug Blerred Sfzrrmzzefzl Glee Club 1: Football 23 Track 2. Sb . , 3 NMA M. joHNsoN -lolinnyn Sl, lifizzllllre Honor Student 33 Offite Staff 11 Cilee Club 2--lg Intramurals 1-4g Operetta 3--lg Pep Club 3--ig Can- tata 23 Poster Club 43 Bowling 1, -lg GAA 2-4, Ns QRX JIQANETTE V. JORDAN ..Jan,, C.1!bedr.1l Honor Student 33 Operetta 39 Glee Club I-4g Pep Club 3-43 Cantata 2-4. KENNETH j. IQOSIBA PolaLk Sl. Fvnuzflf Glee Club lg Basketball 1 Stage Crew 43 Football 1 Trank l. 'F J 1 NEAL A. KRAhIPER Farmer Sl. Alit'b.!c2l fslllllh Siauxj Band 15 Basketball lg Foot- ball lg Track 3. ELAINE R. KNOPF lfzlmarulate Cwzceptiorz Honor Student lg Shield Staff 3g Operetta 33 Glee Club 33 Band 33 Intramur- als 1-4g Pep Club 4g Li- brary Club 1-41 Cantata 3. NORLIA F. KOBOLD Kobey Inlnmrulale Cazzrepliwz Operetta 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 3g In- tramurals Zg Pep Club 5g Cantata 2, 31 Bowling 4. CHARLOTTE G. Kock Blerred SLIFHIIIIFIII Honor Student 1-4g Oper- etta 35 Glee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 4g Make-up Crew 2g Band lg Intra- murals l-3Q Pep Club 33 Cantata 2-43 Cheerleading -ig Poster Club 45 Future Nurses' Club 35 GAA 2, 3. Om mean my scam! JOSEPH D. KRUSE Rock Sl. Mifb.1el QSOulb Siouxj Glee Club 1, 2g Basketball 1g Football I, 2g Track 1, 2g Boxing 1-4. JOHN R. LAEHLIE Sf. joseph Glee Club 1. 25 Football 1, 2g Track I. 17 2 I 1 CHARLES L. LAMERE Chuck St. Mirlmel Goulh Sioux, Knights of the Altar 45 Glee Club lg Basketball 13 Monogram Club 3, 43 Football 1-45 Track 2-4. W . 4 Q EILIQEN I. LENNON Blcanrcd Su'H'fIl7l6'!Il Honor Student l-43 Class Officer 1. 33 Shield Staff 33 Red Cross 33 Dramatics 1-43 Operetta 43 Glee Club 1, 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Make-up Crew 23 Intramurals 1-43 Crusader Staff 33 Library Club 1-43 School Play 3-43 Cantata 43 Cheerleading 1-43 Poster Club 3-43 Bowling 43 Highline 3. AGNES M. LILLY Carlyedml Honor Student 1-33 Dra- matics 1-43 Glee Club 13 School Play 3-43 Quota Club 1. COLLIZIEN A, LANGFORD Connie SI. Boniface Honor Student 1-33 Dra- matics 1-43 Intramurals 1- 43 Crusader Staff 3-43 Pep Club 33 Library Club 1-43 Cantata 1-43 Perfect At- tendance 1-23 Poster Club 43 Bowling 1-43 Highline 3-43 GAA 2-4. 70: MARX' H. LYNCH Mickey St. joxeplfr QEM Poirzzj Honor Student 33 Operetta 3-43 Glee Club 1-43 Band 1-33 Cantata 3-43 Perfect Attendance 3. 1 ,,. . RONNIE C. LARSON Ron BlL'.f.l Ed S4IH'r1!IIl'IIl CONNIIE J. LIQMAY Cathedral Operetta 2-33 Glee Club 1-33 Intramurals 1-43 Li- brary Club 43 Cantata 2-33 Poster Club 4g Bowling 1- 43 Future Nurses' Club 33 GAA 43 Homecoming Committee 4. 7we Sprizdf PAUL D. MACKEY Punchy Catlyedml Knights of the Altar I-43 Glee Club 1-23 Basketball 1-22 Stage Crew 43 Foot- ball 1-22 Track 1-33 Box- ing 1-43 Poster Club 4. JAMES F. MAHANEY jamie St. Michael fLeedJQ Class Officer 13 Glee Club 13 Student Council 13 Football 1, 2. Y. D.-win E. BIAHIZR Date 1lI1NI.lL'Ill.lli Cfmfgpfjwi Class Offiucr 53 Basketball 15 Intramurals 45 Mono- gram 5-41 Footbal 1-4: Track 1-2: Golf 1-4. Erciiixis T. BIARTIN Gene Sl. Bw1if.u'e' Basketball 11 Baseball 1. XVI1.l.lAM M, BIALONIZ Mike Bleffed S.lfl'.INI6?!il De LaSalle, Minnesota 15 Lnras Academy. Dubuque 35 Honor Stutlent 25 Class Officer 1: Glee Club 15 Basketball 1. 2. 45 Football 15 Track 1. 2. KATHRYN A. lWANDERSCHElD Tootie St. Borzifrrfe Honor Student 1-33 Class Officer 35 Red Cross Rep- resentative 4g Dramatics 1-45 Pep Club 3-45 Library Club 1-4. 70eZ! f'i 6waq4 Stand PATRICK j. MARKSBVRY Patlioo Sl. Bwlifzm Cvlee Club 15 Basketball 1. Q0 FRANc:is A. MASKEX'lCH Frank Sf. Carivlfr Stage Crew 11 Track 1, JAMES V. MANNINCQ Moose Blerfed S.H'7'.H21L'I1l Knights of the Altar 51 Glee Club 15 Basketball 1-25 Football 1-25 Track 1-2. ...li NANCX' E. MARLEX' Nan Sl. B6l'P14U'dlJ flilwrroej Honor Student 15 Office Staff 2-45 Glee Club 35 bffake-up Crew 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Library Club 1-45 Cantata I-33 Operetta 35 Perfect Attendance 31 Bowling 45 Future Nurses' Club 3. 4. Qt' 5? CHERYL K. MAXFIELD Immafulafe Conception Office Staff 3-43 Dramatics 1-33 Glee Club 1-43 Make- up Crew 23 Intramurals 2-33 Pep Club 3-43 Cheer- leading 13 Bowling 43 GAA 2-4. MARX' E. MCGRATH Cafbedml Glee Club l3 Pep Club 1-23 GAA l-3. n MARX' KAY MCCOAJI Kai Cczlbedml Class Officer lg Shield Staff 33 Associate Editor 43 Operetta 43 Glee Club 1. 2, 43 Homecoming Committee 4: Intramurals 1-43 Pep Club 33 Library Club 1-43 Cantata 2-43 Cheerleading 43 Poster Club 43 Bowling 13 Usher- ettes 31 GAA 4. ROSIEMARY F. MCGUIRK Blffffd S.1rr'.m1ez1l Class Officer 2-33 Senior Vice President3 Shield Staff 33 Assistant Editor 43 Dramatics 1-43 Oper- etta 2-43 Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 3-4: Home- coming Attendant 43 In- tramurals l-43 Creighton Speech Meet 33 Student Council 43 Crusader Staff 33 Pep Club 3-43 School Play 3-43 Cantata 2-43 Cheerleading 2-33 Perfect Attendance 33 Poster Club 3-43 Bowling 43 Highline 3. WT' 'fd BEVERLY j. MCDEVITT Bev St. joxeph Honor Student 1, 23 Dra- matics lg Operetta 33 Glee Club 1-23 Mixed Chorus 33 Intramurals 1-43 Can- tata 1-43 Future Nurses' Club 4. to?fu2z9Zoa came MARGARIET A. MIERCQHANT Peggie St. jobrfr f1:1fk507lJ Office Staff 43 Glee Club 1-33 Band 1-33 Pep Club 11 Cantata 1-33 Orchestra 2-33 Cheerleading 2-33 Usherettes 33 GAA 1-3. ffl MARK j. MCGOWAN Turdie Inzmriczzltzle Cmlrefilifnz Class Officer 2. 33 Home- room Representative 43 Knights of the Altar 43 Basketball 1-43 Student Council 43 Monogram Club 3-43 Orchestra 1, 23 Football I-43 Track 1, 23 Golf 33 Perfect Attend- ance l-3. JOHN D. MCGRATH Cathedral DAVID L, IWILLIER Duke S1.j0Ieph Red Cross Officer 43 Mix- Cll Cl'10fUS 3. 43 Operetta 3-41 Ciiflfilfii 3. 43 Stliola 1. 23 Football 1. 23 Track 3. Q 1 GERAI.13 H. lN1II.I.FR I-l0tch SI. Bwzifzre Glee Club 13 Football 23 Track 2. IWARILYN J. MIERCIIRIZ Sl. jean Honor Student 1, 4g Op- eretta 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Pep Club 43 Cantata 2, 3. 7 JOSEPH S. ME'I'I-Ion ..J0Se,. Immarulale Concejviiozz Intramurals 43 Basketball 1, 23 Movie Camera Op- erator 2-43 Monogram Club 3, 43 Football 1, 23 Library Club 2-43 Track 13 Perfect Attendance 2, 3g Sports Student Manager 2-4. Om .land 2-F225- HARRIETTE A. MII.I.IiR IELISN K. ER Sally ' Calbedml C,C41-lee 1' A Honor Student 1, 23 Dra- Club 33 Intramura matics 33 Operetta 33 Glee 1, 23 ect Attendance 2. Club 1-43 Intramurals 1-43 7- .. School Play 43 Cantata 2, 33 Perfect Attendance 1, 33 Bowling 43 GAA 3. HARLAN J. MILES Buddy Sl. jofepb Knights of the Altar 1-43 Stage Crew 2-43 Student Council 13 Library Club 1, 23 Cantata 13 Football 1, 2, 43 Highline 4. IRENE E. MILLER Rennie Immaculate Conceplimz Operetta 33 Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 43 Pep Club 3, 4g Library Club 4 Cantata 3 4 L PATRICK j. MONTGOMERY Pat SI. BffII1f.Ift.' Honor Student 5g Glee Club 13 Track 3. PATRICIA A. MILLER Patsy Ctllbedmf Intmmiirals 2g Library Club 3. BARBARA F, iNfORG.-KN Barb B 71 I JOYKQIE A. MI7I.I.I3R SI. ffzwply Rctl Cross Representative 33 Glce Club 1g Dancing lg IntI'1ImurIIls 1g Pcrfcft Attcntlante 3. xg, Opcrctta 3-43 Glec Club Intramural: L Clu 33 Library Club 1--I1 CIInt.It.1 5-4, wr WILI.IALI B. MILLER Champ 'i Sl, IIQIFAIIII Glce Club I1 Basketball bfflnngcr 3--lg Monogram Club 3-41 Cgmtntn 1: Foot- b.Ill 1-23 l7Imtb.Ill Manager 3-41 Boxing l-4. Zmza74u BARBARA A. MURPHY Barb Sl. Bwzivlzfe Opcrctta 51 Glec Club I-3g Cantata 2. MICI-IAEI. W. MONTCSOAIIQRX' INIonk SI. BrNIff.IfE Glce Club 1-2g Basketball lg Library Club 21 Cun- t.It.I 1-25 'I'rIIck 2, 3. PRIscILI.A J. MURRAY Percy SI. joyepb Office Staff 1-23 Operetta 2g Glee Club 2-33 Band lg Danting 2-4g Intramurals 1-2g Library Club 1-4g Cantata 2-4. 'B' 3 ROBIZRT E. INICRRAY Alex 51. jcffepb Class Officer 23 Operetta 13 Mixed Chorus 43 Bas- ketball 13 Student Coun- fil 31 Monogram Club 2-43 Schola 32 Football 1-42 Track 1-3. We FD INI.-xTTHifw' j. O'KIi1EI-'IZ C,.1lfuJ1',1f Knights of the Altar 1-43 Glee Club 1-23 Cantata 2' Highline 4. Jl'l7I'I'H j. INIYIZRS Judi Blfrred 5410111116711 Honor Student 1-43 Shield Staff 5, Associate Editor 43 Dramatics Z-43 Home- coming Committee 43 Make-up Crew 2-53 Intra- murals 1-43 Creighton Speech Meet 43 Crusader Staff 3-43 Pep Club 5, 43 Library Club 1-43 Cantata 1-33 Poster Club 43 Bowl- ing 43 Future Nurses' Club 3, 43 Highline 3-43 GAA 2--I. jrorri-r L, O'ROL'RKIZ Judy Blerred S,It'I',17Il8I1! Honor Student 1-53 Class Officer I-23 Operetta 5, 43 Glee Club 1-43 Homecom- ing Committee 43 Make-up Crew 1-23 Intramurals 1-43 Pep Club 33 Cantata 33 Cheerleading 43 Poster Club 43 Bowling 4g Fu- ture Nurses' Club 33 GAA 3-4. lx 91 1 THOMAS R. NICHOLSICN Nick Blurred S.lfl'.1NIt.PIl Honor Student 13 Class Officer 13 Red Cross 13 Operetta 2-33 Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2-43 In- tramurals 43 Basketball 1, 23 Cantata 2-3: Football 1. LARRY A. ORzi5r1Hoxx'sRI Irish Sl. Fftlllfij' Shield Staff 3. Art Iiditoi' 43 Glee Club 13 Band 2-43 Crusader Staff 5-4: Can- tata 23 Perfect Attendance 23 Highline 3. ' f V :4 x 'i ' ,ff . . Diarsixis G. OIBRIEN HOB.. Sl. Aficbnl fLeedfj Class Officer 1-43 Home- coming Attendant 4: Bas- ketball 1-43 Student Coun- cil 1-43 Monogram Club 2-43 Football 1-43 Track I-4. 31 Q1 ' 1 5 X CAROLINE M. O'K.-we Carol Blened S,1rr,mzen! Dramatics 13 Operetta 1-23 Dancing 1-23 Intramurals 13 Pep Club 3-43 Library Club 3-43 Commercial Club 3-43 Cantata 1-2. 'M FRANK R. OSTRIHONSKY Frano SI. Francir Glee Club 13 Basketball 13 Stage Crew 2-43 Perfect Attendance 33 Highline 4. RICHARD G. PETERs Pete Westfield, Iowa3 Home coming Honors 3g Basket- ball 3g Football lj Track 4 JOHN H. PAETZ Immaculate Cmzfepfian Intramurals 4. joi-:N A, PATTEN Blesfed Sacrament Glee Club 1. Om Qfecnt and Qfaad MARY E. PETERSEN M.P. Sl. Boniface Honor Student 1-43 Glee Club 1, 2g Intramurals 1. 2g Cantata 23 Perfect At- tendance 23 Usherettes 3. MARY J. PETTY M.j. St. Micbael'J fLeed5j Honor Student 2g Office Staff 2-43 Intramurals 2-4: Pep Club 43 Cantata 23 Glee Club 2. MARIIZ H. PAV1. ble-ble Sl, Bfnzifufe Honor Student 2, 33 Dra- matics 1-43 Intramurals 1- 43 Library Club 1--lg Can- tata 1-4g Perfect Attend- ance 1-51 Poster Club 43 Bowling 1. 43 Highline 3. 43 GAA 2-4. NANCX' L. Pi3'r12Rs Nance Iwmfzrulale CfH1fEf7fi071 Honor Student l-33 Class Officer 1. 33 Shield Staff 33 Red Cross 1. 2g Office Staff 33 Dramatics 33 Make-up Crew 1, 23 Intra- murals 1--lg Pep Club 33 Library Club I-43 Cheer- leading Z, CAROL A. REI-LAN Rec lmw,1t14f.1Ic Cwzrcfiyimi Honor Student l-3: Class Officer 2: Representatixe 43 Dramatics 3-41 Glee Club l-2. 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Dancing 53 Creighton Speech Meet 3- 41 Pep Club 3-43 School Play 43 Cantata 2-33 Bowl- ing 4. CSERAIJDINE E. RHL'BoTToM jerry SI, fuftffb Operetta 2-33 Glee Club 1--lg Dancing 2--11 Home- coming Committee 43 Pep Club 3-43 Library Club 1-41 Cantata 31 Perfect At- tendance l-33 Poster Club 3--13 Bowling 1. 4. mf fm . -4,0 in at rg f?ji?5?Q,1 ' .frliv N. ' 'f1I?'f 'ii af. W: JOHN al. PIIiTRl'SlIEXX'lCZ CHARLES A. PROCHIZLO Petro Chuck SI. Fmnrir Sf- joseph Glee Club 13 Basketball lg Honor Student 1-33 Class Football 1-23 Track 1-31 Officer 1-33 Rfil Cross ll Perfect Attendance 3. Glff Cl'-Ib ll Homecom- ing Committee 43 Band 1- 43 Student Council I Schola 1-2. Dem 146:-na CoNsTANc12 M. RICHOU Connie Sl. Boniface Shield Staff 33 Red Cross 2-33 Ladies of the Altar 43 Glee Club 13 Intra- murals 33 Pep Club 3-43 Future Nurses' Club 31 Vsherettes 3. VUILLIAM F. Ricikoao B ill SI. Cdfflllfl' Glee Club lg Monogram Club 2-43 Track 1-43 Football 1-4, All-City Sec- ond Team 3. Pe-- jamiss M. REHAL ajim.. Inmmrultzle Cwlcfpliwl Honor Student 1-43 Class Officer 1-21 Knights of the Altar 2-33 Glee Club 13 Basketball 13 Study Club 43 Student Council l-23 Cantata 2. 43 Schola 1-23 Trackg Golf 1-43 Per- fect Attendance 2-3. ANITA L. RILEY Nita ll1llII.Il'Il1Jl6' Cmzcefvfiorz Honor Student 1-43 Shield Staff 3, Assistant Editor 43 Red Cross Representative 2-3, County Representative 2-33 Operetta 2-43 Make- up Crew 13 Band 1-3g In- tramurals 1-43 Pep Club 3-43 Library Club 13 Can- tata 2-33 Quota Club Hon- ors 13 Highline 13 GAA 23 Homecoming Commit- tee 4. ti-aaa, 'losi'vH M. Rtsi-i wily Sl. P.ll7i't'L Qfzfiwzlj Hunnr Student Z-43 Shiultl Staff 3, Asswtiatc Editor 43 Glue Club 13 Basket- ball 11 Cantata 11 Foot- ball lg Track 2. EIJXV.-KRD XV. RYAN 'bliatlci' f.,1!fmf1.1f Knights uf the Altar 1-43 llivim-tiwining King 43 ln- tramurals 41 Basketball 1' Mmm C,.1lTiL'1'.1 Upcratwr 1. ,jf LARRY j. Rirz Larry S.lL'l't'14J Hexlrl Glcc Club 11 Iflaskctball 11 Track 1-43 Pcrfctt Attvntl- ance 2. MARY jo RYAN Squeeks Sf. Bffflfhllna' Dramatics 1-43 Glcc Club 41 Make-up Crcw 1, 23 Intramurals 1. 33 Cantata l. 2. DCDNNA RAiz Ross IIII771.H'1lI.lfL' Ciuflitfllfull Class Officcr 33 Home- ruom Rc-prcscntativc 43 Dramatics 3. 43 blliincuim- ing Ciimmittcc 43 Blake- up Crew 3. 43 Bantl 1-43 Student Countil 3. 41 Li- brary Club 1, 23 Stlwul Play -ig Cantata 2. 'aww may MARX' ANN SACCONY Jolly 51. Ifffcflb Offiu: Staff 13 Dramatics 1-33 Opcrctta 13 Mal-cc-up Crew 1. 2. 41 Dancing 1-3. lYfARK B. Rowii CJ1l7c'dl'.ll Shia-ltl Staff 3, Assmiate Editor 43 Knights of the Altar 1-43 Glcc Club lg Intramurals 43 Stage Crew 4g Mmiic Camera Opera- tor 3. 43 Cantata 13 Track 2. 4. CQARoi. A. S.-xiii B11 md S.1rr.1muz1 Dramatits l-43 Opcrctta 2-4. Glu- Club 1-43 Home- mming Committee 43 Nfakc-up Crew 1. 23 In- tramurals 1-43 Pep Club 3. 41 Stliotml Play 3. 43 Cantata 2-43 Poster Club 3, -ig Buwling 43 Future Nurses' Club 33 GAA 2-4, in DONNA M. SANIQIII Red Sf. Bmziftzfe Honor Student 1-2g Glee Club 13 Intramurals 33 Li- brary Club 3-4: Perfect Attendance 1-2. MARTIN G. SIMON Sl. Bfn1if.1N Glue Club 1. BIZRN.-mlm N. SHIZARON Bernie St. Peru' f'1L'fvftl',1'f1I1. 51111117 D.1kul.1l Honor Student 1-43 Shield Staff 3, Etlitor-In-Chief 4g Glcc Club 1g Orchestra 1-33 Perfett Attendance 3. rm Zouydtc of Odd BARBARA SlTZlXlANN C.1lbt'dr.1l Honor Student lg Operet- I3 3: Glee Club 1-31 Make- up Crew 1-23 Cantata 2-3 THOMAS F. SHIEERIZN Tec C.lll7L'd!'.l! Honor Student 2-4g Class Offiter 3. Representative 43 Glue Club 11 Home- coming Attendant 4g Bas- ketball 1-43 Student Coun- cil 43 Monogram Club 3-41 Cantata 21 Track 2-3. JANICIE SITZMANN Quccnie Sl, Bfn1if.Jfe Honor Student 33 Office Staff 1-2. lxl,-XRIl'Nlf M. SIMIXJN llBlltLlllL'.' SI. Bfl7lji.1l't Honor Student I-31 Offitc Staff 2-4g Dramatics 2-45 ltfake-up Crt-xv 21 lntra- murals lg Stltool Play 33 Cantata 2-3. Dramatics 45 Band 4 DIANE L. SMFLSER Sz. jnrepb Bowling 4. DENNIS 1' SMITH Sacred He 111 Perfett Attc ndance 7 EVANGELINEA SOLOMON Vange Callaedml Dramatxcs 14 Operetta 3 MI'-ted Chorus 4 Pep Club 4 Future Nurses Club 4 JIROMI M SNIITH S ug 1111111 16111116 C1111fej111f111 Cliss Offxcer 7 'lmtk 5 Homuommg COITIIUlttC'L Co Clvurman 3 4 Quad fawl 714 JAMIS L SPEICHINGFR Spltc 1111111 mzlafe C07If6Il7Ilf!Il Honor Student 14 Class Offlter 7 Bnnd 14 Or chestra 7 Perfect Attend ce I JOSEPH A SMITH S1 F1 111r1f Kmghts of thc Altu 1 7 Gee Club 1 Mono ram Club 4 I BARBARAJ STIIINI-I'LD BobbIe Sl F1 111619 Homeroom Offlter 7 Op crctta 7 4 Glce Club 1 7 MlXCd Chorus 3 4 Intra mumls 1 PLp Club Cantata 74 GAA 7 3 SANDRA j. SMITH Smtly 1111111 11111 11: Cr111ref1111111 Hunan Student 7 e u I Pep Club 3 ture Nurses Club 3 4 RICHARD M SOIAOI OVSKI O Illlllllfllllll C11n11!1f111 Onor Student Kmghts of the Altar Bmtl 1 4 Student Coumxl l 18 Q b1ll lrul-c G,-im' A, Tiiiimzsipu' Sf Iiwslfim Hiunnr Sttztlt-nt I. 1. -l, Shit-Ill SMH fi. Spwrts lili- tur -ll Rt-tl Ctiiss Uftliici -lg Knights of thc Alt.1r -11 llmntl 1--li Stags Crux 5--13 Purftrt Attt-ntl.intu lg Atl- Mintt-tl Iiirst Aiil IDUA- murals 4. G.. S:- Rnsii L. TONIHOI in Rune Bk 1 -tj S,zri..'w 'K Hnniir Stutlt-nt 1--lg Optr- tIt.l 2--lg Crlct- Clizlw l-ll Nixn-.l Chnrus 9--1. l.ih:.aii Cluh I--11 C.int.at.i Q--l. lfutuir Xurszs' Klizh ?--1. lbyL W '. 15711 All, to Mmm ix R. Sxxxxsox llSXN.ll'1lL'H 1,,r r - ' ' - .f1,,unl,1It Cfnitufilffnz Hnrncrwmn Offitcr I-lg Hunur Stiitlcnt 1--ll Dixi- nmtits 53 Hmm-ruining At- tcnrl.int -lg Hornctuiniiig Cummittu- -11 Intrrimuixils 33 btutlunt Cwuniil -lg Pup Cluh 3--lg C.int.itii 51 Oi'- thcstixi l-11 l5ri.ir Cliff D.iy Quucn -11 Bmvling -lg GAA 51 liuturc Nurscs' C.lul'1 -l. ju J, fl' min Q01 C, . Q'-f fs..- ,V , J If Ti-ion.-is R. Swizizr Trim C.1Ibed1'.1l Notre Dame High Sthiml. Quincy, Illinois 1-5g Or- Lhcstra 3g Basketball lg Baseball 1-lg CSMC I-32 Glcc Club lg Pep Band 1-35 Intramurals 2g Antiv- ity Chairman 2: Band 1-4. XY'ii.i.i,-mi O, Si'1.x'izsiifR - 1 C,.ii'VLLlIl',1! Knights of thc Altar 1--ll Glu- Cluh lg Mixt-tl Chor- us 43 l'uiskcth.ill 1: Surge Crux' lg 'lillluli 3-4. 'Q' ' ewal7'zae 1' F, ng j' .H AQVQLAC It M Gi2EGf26LRVf6?i2RzANi 6 2 A q7fl7tl4Jl',1Z Glcc Cluh lg l5.intl 2-, Tmtk -1. fic .gg if ffl! l' Ai l zu' lsrl-311, . Cluh,,1g.4 ,Of I g, 1 1' I kg? 7 if vlfx f 'J lXlARI.lfNlZ J. VONDRAK Blu nd S.m'.1me111 Hintun High Sthuolg Class Offitur lg Glue Club 1-53 Mixt-tl Chiwrus l-E3 Smyt- Crcw 53 Cltiss Play 51 Hilmar Stutlcnt I--13 Pup Club -lg GAA 1-4. MARCIARIET J. XX'Al.sH f'ff1i:y Imffliuwlrm' CUl1L'L'17ljIHI Class Officer l-23 Red Cross 23 Operetta 1, 33 Mixed Chorus 3-43 Danc- ing 13 Intramurals 1-43 Cantata 2-33 Orchestra 1, 23 Cheerleading l-43 GAA 7 VAr.12Nu A. WAr.srizn Sl, Brnlifilfc' Operetta 33 Glee Club 1-53 Intramurals l-23 Library Club 1-33 Cantata 2. DOROTHY L. NVARO Si. Michael fLeed.rj Qperetta 3, 4g Glee Club 1-43 Intramurals 13 Can- tata 3. 4. NANCY P. WEI.cH Nance B.74-.fred S.m'.'m1en1 St. joseph Academy. Des Moinesg Sodality lg May Queen Attendant 13 Intra- murals l-43 Pep Club 3-43 Shield Staff 3, Associate Editor 43 Red Cross 4g Ladies of the Altar 4g Attendance 23 Perfect lfsherettes 33 GAA 1-43 Cantata 4. BARBARA I. WliI.I.S Barb IIIIflI.lfll1.l16' Cwlfvlfliwl fslmlll lnzffj Honor Student 5: Class Offieer 1: Glee Club 1-43 Mixed Chorus 23 Band 23 Intramurals 43 Cantata 43 Perfect Attendante 13 Fu- ture Nurses' Club 43 GAA 4. Dew: f4Zm4 SHARON L. WILSON Sherry SI. Banifare Antelope Valley joint L'n- ion High School, Califor- niag Office Staff lg Glee Club lg Operetta 13 Per- fect Attendance 1-33 ZWWI rf,-fffa ,rf-aiflf 4 P 'lllllw' JOANN G. WILTGEN NIO.. Sl. Boniface Operetta 3, 41 Glee Club 1445 Intramurals lg brary Club lg Cantata 3 4 Wm, my Rox1E L. Woomr Bleued Sacrament Castana, Iowa 1-2g-Cen- tral High 3g Glee Club 1, 2g Library 1, 23 School Paper Artist 1, 2g Mixed Chorus 1, 2g Annual Staff 1, 2g Class Representative 2g Operetta 1, 2g Friend- ship Club 3g Highline 4. JEROME H. ZECHMANN Zeke Sz. Boniface Honor Student 2 - 4g Knights of the Altar 4g Band 2-45 Study Club 4g Track 35 Perfect Attend- ance 23 Boys' State 3. KAREN A. YAFFEE ..Kay,. Blerred Sacrament Honor Student 1-4g Shield Staff 3, Business Editor 4g Ladies of the Altar 4g Dra- matics 33 Operetta 1-4g Glee Club Ig Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Make-up Crew 2g Dancing 1, 23 In- tramurals 4g Pep Club 3, 43 School Play 3g Cantata 3, 4g Future Nurses' Club 3, 4g Typing Award 3. GERALD R. WILKINSON jerry PlC'l'Ul'e Sl. Boniface O Operetta 1g Cantata 1 Ol' STEEL Houses Schools Commercual Bldgs Indusfrlal Bldgs Biggest buy n?,,f fabric covered fo mg doors! E ONLY 5lq95 Fol Balm 'I'-I. FOLDING DOORS for Every Pocke+booIr Fol Bal: SI'arI's af SI9 95 FoIDoor Beaufy Lme S+arI's a+ S22 45 FolDoor SI'ar+s af S34 00 CERAMIC TILE Bafhrooms Veshbules Kl+cI1en Counfers THE HAAKINSON 81 BEATY COMPANY Is+ and Nebraska Sis Sioux Crfy Iowa 'F . A I Id ,sg 1 ef' f . Q ' 7 rw ww 55 Ii . I fs 3.11, 4 2,5 I 55 4 ,.: ' 1 - X Int lllllflllll I HOKE . l'0llllNh.ll00l L ' 'F I You Will Always Be Proud of Your YOUNGBERG PORTRAIT - Portroymg You at Your Best for Always We Talre Prlde ln Our Record of Servlng All of Slouxland Wl+l1 Porlralfure They Can Be Proud of TO CONTINUE IS OUR ONE AMBITION YOUNGBERG STUDIO 6l5 Pierce Sfreef Phone 8-4279 ST JOSEPH MERCY HOSPITAL PROGRAMS IN NURSING sr JosEPH MERCY scHooL or NURSING DEPARTMENT OF COLLEGIATE NURSING 9 9 d Three Year Diploma Course Four Year De ree Pro ram WW ,Y Q05 My N BELMoNT STUDIOS We Spec al e W dd g nd P rt t Photogr phy F h t SIOUX CITY 9 IOWA K TZ! SENIORS Yfw At Belmont Studio you can get S30 worth of photographs for only S12 95 Thus offer conslsts of IZ 3x5 Graduation photos In ea N sel or book folders X 2 8xlO Enlargements ready for V X framing QQ Bullfold Photos and 2 glossy J nr prmts for the Annual Nik X, gf WX 78 Proofs from whlch to choose WL my CHARGE F R' RETAKES rxbgilly ISSEAL N Se e 9 folio ee M ft fllilf fggrrssxr M 9 Vfilcll W WU fm ly M WWYWJ Jw wfjll ,X X WW WH x 53A i iz in e in a o rai a 604 ourt Sreet l ,if lil VL Afv- fi? lu of Cv 1-ws' 4-'f .F'7 B rg 1, gcc-L+-flf - fig , N93 - l N N uf' ' , Q lvl 1' E- ' Ox X, ij- ' Dyk . lu Jr 4 ' - . . PQ yn, lf Q W X! X , w lv c fav Ds Xi ph l J Hr I X ty A V ' 'lf' , l' NM' n 'r tply s rmH la F9 Xu K ' l ' ,ln l l rli QU, NJQ l U 'Pj 1 pf! ll G1 ,il li Pl J WX! N! 5 of 'N 4 f Y 'Y Jr N' ll we N Q. Pb Qi!! j lf, , fx J blk 1 nn vgifvkl 3+ -' ,W W P . Y N vw , ,r ,M W Compliments THE GLOBE Offrcrol Newspaper for the Diocese of Sloux City ln vam will you build churches preach mlssuons 'founcl schools all you good works all your efforls will be desfroyed If you cannol' af l'he same hme wueld lhe defensnve and offen slve weapons of a Press +ha+ rs Cafholuc loyal and smcere POPE PIUS IX is 4:44 I 6 ' lf of MCRNINGSIDE STATE BANK Bea Smd-h D B Harrmg+on Peg Nissen Emogene MCC,-,ry,lle Iva Hubbard Mary Turek Efnle Schlefzelf Bob MacReynolds D L GTFH'-en Shurley Madison M Lck f Lu QL if 1 5 Viola Graham Clarlce Shlpley Don Nlssen R . , X x r bpm W ' f s 0 m NN N a f a L7 CHI ' L 67, ,Aix Inga! L' A, , Q K' D luai fhigixw iv Compllments of BURKE LUMBER 81 COAL COMPANY Mann Yard 22I0 E 4I'h SI' Phone 5509I Leeds Yard 4030 FIoyd Avenue Phone 99257 Riverside Yard 52II Mlllfary Road Phone 3344I So Sioux Yard Phone 4286 ST VINCENTS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Conducfed by THE SISTERS O ST' BENEDICT Madison 'Ml ponsln CLASSES ADMITTED ONCE A YEAR IN SEPTEMBER Rliqlesf Irfformahon From DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL OF NURSING Sloux CrI'y Iowa . ' A, , I In , . N ,I 'P ' -Vu I O 'IP 1 xi . , .. o K' X? 0 'NA , ga g V ' 1 I'P 1 I A wr' ' . X 'I ply' v FLOOD MUSIC CO INSTRUMENTS ON RENTAL PLAN Lessons a'I' Flood School of Music RAY FLOOD Proprle'I'or 406 408 Fnffh SI'ree+ Phone 5 54I2 O 6941 44440 Compll en+s !1 ,SWL MW BEANFL PLUMBING 81 HEATING COMPANY 4I I2 Mornmgslde Avenue Phone 6 7374 S ATTENTION AVERS OF S 81 H GREEN STAMPS All Roe Dahy Cash and Carry S-Iores G ve SX: H GREEN STAMPS on . 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H 1 Compliments of SIOUX DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 2I23 Four+I1 SI'ree+ SIOUX CITY, IOWA Earl Neu, Mgr CompIlmenI's of SOCKNAT S General Merchandise 40l0 Mormngslde Avenue BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE Your diploma IS a symbol of achlevemeni' fx bes'l'owed by a counhy II1a'I respecfs your In duvldual r:gI1I's 'Io forge ahead ii Pro'recI' Ihose Individual ngI'1+s by fnghhng for I'ru+I1 and lushce In all you do x X'-J Iowa Pubhc Servxce Company REDDY KILOWATT o o I o n n tg, fi' X. 7 s a o 0 e 0 , ,a 1 ' J a 1 - I I Y a s Q ' Ri n o o n Q s II, J f . . . gl a Q V.. .IQ l I 1 Your Elecmc Sewcm Gradua+es: We have compIe+e banking service for your checking and savings ac- coun+s, small loans, safe deposii' boxes, and G. I., F. H. A. Home loans. TOY NATIONAL BANK 4+h and Nebraska Sireefs Members of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP FRANCISCAN FATHERS ST BONIFACE CHURCH Complimenfs of READY MIX CONCRETE CO Buy Ihe Besi- Where I+s Made DE LUX BAKERY WE THANK You Shop a+ LE ANN S DRESS SHOP or Dlshnchve Sfyles aI' Popular Prices 30 4+h S+ I' SIOUX CITY IOWA D k SOUTH SIOUX CITY NEBRASKA COSGRAVE S Church Religious Goods Arhcles GIFT CENTER h I Ph 5 500I SNO WHITE BAKERY I604 Pierce Sfreei Phone 8 8840 The OF - f 9 ree I90I a o+a Avenue 5II Fifi' S reef one - FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS PI LLEY S Ice Cream Grade A Mall: BuHer PHONE 8 655I COMPIIMBHTS of 'HRD 'irw 472 gs-1 f SIOUXLAND S LARGEST FORD DEALER Sales and Servnce Used Cars and Trucks Frffh and Jenmngs Phone 5 893I HART BEVERAGE CO Sloux Clfy Iowa BoH'lers of ou lemon lime SQUIRT 551 x Soda J n C ASSORTED HART FLAVORS Buy fhe Boffle Wn+h The Red Head Comphmen+s of NYSTROM ELECTRIC CO 7II Pearl Phone 5 74l4 by YAHONEY MOTOR COMPANY . . ' If Cox-1, P d VN! 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IOWA Meei' Your Friends CHUCK WAGON DRIVE IN I703 Pierce S'IreeI' Phone 5 476I COMPLETE FOUNTAIN AND FOOD SERVICE BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS THE I956 GRADUATING CLASS Cresceni and Company has a deep urge Io acknowledge publlcly :Is appreclahon of Ihe IoyaII'y and suppori' of :Is pafrons and friends Thelr good wuII and abldmg Irusf IS our msplrahon Io hold Irue for +I1e years Io come Io +I1e founding prmclples of m+egrrl'y quallfy and ever 'F6I'I'I'I'IUI MMMQIIZ SIOUX CITYS LARGEST AND FINEST JEWELERS Corner 5+I1 and Pierce S+ree'rs Sioux Crl'y Iowa W? gtgalcflfytlf , ,gf 1 A 1,42 gyyffzp fa f fr 9 RD servrce 'Io our cusfomers . f ws:- X S J fy ff' A rv-4 .ff aff J! 4 ., fgiilfig... In Ihe Hear+ of +he Grea+es'l' Lrves+ock Feedmg Area . aI' . I I I O. I I ff' Y 43,13 f '- I -, ,' ,f I ,154 ,.',:4'.-,, 1, f,f ff, -I , V' f,f,Vy',il fM '- g f' ga 1 A Ll .AMI-I S I my, Q f ,If 'ff V 1fQ' 33, i N 154 lwfffl QVC ff' NV ' I 1 fe -f I1 fffwff , f lf? fu L ,qi,.fYw2.1e . 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WE HONOR MARY The May crowning af l-leelan Thus year was held IH lhe Calheclral Tues day May 20 The sensor class seleclecl Mary Wnnsron lo place The 'floral crown on 'rhe sfafue of The Blessed Molher Her allenclanls were Carol Troy Mary Lou Vondralc Sharon Le May and Sharon Schreuber The sensor class alfendecl The cere nnony In caps and gowns wx+h rhe sensor class ofhcers and The home room represenrahves forming a guard of honor e a Sc een Mary Wnslon Sharon LeMa Caro' Troy and Ma y Lou Vondralz P rea also s crown rer D ene M r Le T been M y W ns C bearer Dar ene Me r Four senpr girls Dose wifn Wer . r . - rnorirers arrer eacr qri rad presewied ner worker wifi a , W? if .1 red rose, Sfandngz B. Twcnig, J. Monfaqne. J. Murpny. and R. Cady. Seaied: Mrs. Rodney Twonq, Mrs. R. l.. Moniaqne. Mrs. Jorn E. Mprpry and Mrs. Jorn R. Cody. Juniors Entertain af Spring Social On ine evening of April 9 ine iunior-senior girls held 'rineir annual mofner-dauqlnier enferiainmenf. Lucille Blum gave The welcome and Donna Brinkman recifed a poem. Daugrrers deiigrr in servirg oe iecus reiresivrent +5 Weir mogrers. Pfcifed below are M. M:G,'ric Mrs, 3. V, M:G,'rif Mrs. Nici. Pope ard Mary Aww Pcoe. Enierfainmeni inciudecl a novelry iap number, voca seiecrions by ine Triple Trio, 'ine one-ad play, Over 'ronesf' and an inferprerive reading. Sefvfng Trernsefves af ore cf ire rranv beaarfi. iv oeccra'ed fab es are Mrs. Wafer Caircm Mrs. Jcrn Egnve' Barbara Herne Sandra Boqsqaei M's. Maerice Banque? and Margarei' Ca rcun. eelan's Bii Cunningham breaks 'the fape in leading fhe Crusader -yard re'ay iearn fo viciory in .e i rack meet Bf'l gained 880 ih C ly T lop onors for l-leelan by winring iirsi place in IOO-yard dash ai' lhe Siafe Mee+ Cinder Highlights Beginning aboul +he middle of March, many Heelan boys could be seen lraveling down lo 'lhe praclice field io slarl rounding lhernselves info condilion 'lor 'rhe forih- coming 'rraclc season. This hard work was rewarded by a large colleciion of ribbons and medals which were won by +he Crusader lraclc men. The season began wifh 'rhe Slaie Indoor Meer a+ lowa U. on March 29, in which l-leelan placed iilih. The second big rneei' oi lhe season was held al l-lolsiein. l-lere oui' of a field ol 77 par+icipa+ing high schools, Heelan was able lo win second place honors. Allhough no official high school leam scoring was pub- lished for lhe Souih Dalcoia lnvil'a'lional, l-leelan ioolc high honors by winning firsi place in lhree evenis. Ofher meels during lhe season in which ihe Crusaders made a good showing included lhe Spencer Relays and The Dioc- esan Traclc Meel. ln lhese iwo meels The Crusaders compleiely oulclassed all opposilion by winning a maiorily oi +he evenls. Throughoui lhe season individual siandoul perform- ances were made by Bill Cunningham in The IOO-yard dash and in lhe 220-yard dash. The 440 and lhe 880- yard relay 'reams composed of Cunningham, Henry Keller. Ted lvlilculicz, Tom Twohig, and Tom Ross were consisr- enily up near lhe lronl. Jim Thoene in lhe discus and Keller in lhe pole vaulr were also poinl geilrers. Sophomore Squad-Firsf row: D. Madge, J. Maxwe-'l J. Rys G. MI'er V. l-larfnelf, B. l-larringfon M. Sanem, R. Clay, and B Burchard. Second row: J. Glazis D, l-lasier, R. Upfon, M. Lich+y B, Morfs S. Wagner M. Walson, and D. Teska. Third row L. Brennan B. Griencewic. B. Galagrer, D. Madsen, D. Conway and D. Fowfer. Fouih row: Manager T. Ferguson, K. Shea ron F, Mil'er. B. Whiie 6. Shefock D. James ard Coach Leer' Vann. QEE L44 l.eT+: Jwn Troene gefs ready +0 gve 'Fe dwsc,s anofrer mTgT'+y Hnrow. Througn Ms Hard wofk Jim was abxe fo con- wbue fnocr Lo he access of we pasf cannpawqn. Rfghr wT TC We so The Te++ermen plcfured To The off 'orrned 'Ho nucleus of HMS ycans Track zquad. TPs:y are as foTToNs: Fira' ron: T. McCann. B. E'-'mYngl 5'Y T. Mogaiey. H. KeTTer. and B, Cunningham. Sec- ond fofv: R. Be! T. Mlkobz D. Garxfs and T, TUMV3. res man Squad Frr ro R Daniels. C. Fernlng, W. Jacobs J. Lamb. E. Go winofor T. Jores, T. Couqhnn, and J. Anderson. Sec 9 O N Q MCCGFP 5. Shawn J. Hcfgan 5. Jonas J. SW and F. Cfa-Mofd. Tnird row: E. MCKe'1na.J, Beacorn, K. Kelly M m r ve: and D. WLT+e. Foufin row: B. TWQFIQ M. Murony B. Hodghe T. Scnonher, L. Maxfiefd, B, McCloud d C ad- W Wagner. ,yin-44 H131 my I-mn dex? ln- ,WU Heelen Golf Team Fronr row Drclc Calhoun Crerglwlon Flemrng Dck Sal rn and Larry Van Rooyan Second row Jafn s Ffzpalrclc Davld Wrnlcel Jerry Glflord and Tom L y 7 On the Lmks Durnng flue pas? season a very rnexperlenced golf for llle 'lulure as only 'llnree of leam s members gradu squad was fnelded by rlne Crusaders Tlwouglw l'l1ey were afed nor loo successful 'rlwns season prospeds are very brmglwl Frlzpalrlclr de-rnons'rra'e R ard S ern r We leclnnlque of pufllng. prove rls pulling. -1- .43 V ff-aff?-'z?.' g ,Maxine-if Q -f -1-swf? 'ai' ' 1 is 'B- ,W , Ln 105- 1 . ,TQ 'ff Qf.. I' ' w- sq' WJ . I .. ., , - . :Qt .V 1 v . F V, . k ' - ' ffl ' Q-eg' inn 'tx , J- 9 vadhik y -AY - A-f,,.f Larry V n R o an acl of drrv. . , 1 A fi 1 , QQ, .4 ' ws hlR1j1,,.'- ' 4-. 1,-G . f-V , U 1, .. :gf V' 1 'ff .J :Y J. .'. I f' . Q 'T-, -i' .4 x Qc' F. P' 3 ,ye ,- fu J 1. ' 5 1 ' ' 2 I ' D I ,ks ' ' - -- 332' L X - jf- 1. vUx4.',..'5g.-Afyid -Q ,Ag ' ' .A s' -1 . 4 5 I K ef 5'. ii M .mggg The opereHa, SouHu Pacific, by Rod- gers and Harnmersiein. was as popular on Hue Heelan High siage May 3 and 4 as if was on Broadway. Acciaimed by many as Hue bes+ ever, SouH1 Pa- cific was a sell-our and Sunday evening Huere was scarcely sfanding room. Mem- bers of Hue Mixed Chorus worlced bard under Hue direcfion of FaHuer Lyon To make Huis sfupendous uruderiaking Hue success Huar if was. FaHuer Lyon was assisfed by Sisier Mary Giiberf and Miss Inez Osborn. si. S'g 5 iii .1 1, , an f' 31-We CAST OF CHARACTE S Ngana .,. Jerome Henry ......,.., , ,,,,, , Ensign Nellie Forbush . , , Bloody Mary , Luiher Billis , Emile de Becque Siewpol' .. Professor . .. Abner , ,,.,,....., , Connie Barrel? John Spellrnan John Kubal , Sln?r'ey Riley Donna Church' Judy Peiers Judy Johnson' Pairick Delclnes Richard Salem' , Een James Russ Reddick' Jarnes Kidwell , James Fiizpairiclc Tim Cahill Lf. Joseph Cable, USMC . Vern Harineii Larry l-laclcer' Capl. George Brachefi, USN , Paul Kirwan Commdr. William Harbison, USN .,,, ,,,, ,,,.,,.. ...,,. . , , ,, Larry Schreiber Yeoman Herberi Quale ,, , James Cody Sgt Kenneih Johnson Marlc Mulhall Seaman Tom O'Brien . , , Leo l-luplre Radio Opera+or Bob McCaffrey John Kayl Marine Cpl. Hamilion Sieeves ,..David Uhl Seaman Viclor Jerome ,,,, ., .. James Chariier Seaman Sven Larsen , ,,,, , Conrad Header Sgi. Jaclr Waiers , Jerry Duggan L+. Genevieve Marshall , , Carol Troy Ensign Lisa Manelli . ,,,,,, Mary Lynn O'Neill Ensign Connie Walewslra Veronica Johnson Ensign Janef McGregor ,,,,,,,,,. Ceiesline Adamowrcz Ensign Bessie Noonan Lucil'e Blum Ensign Pamela Whiimore . Rita Cody Ensign Rifa Adams ,, .....,, , . Jane Doyle Ensign Sue Yaeger , Mary Ann Keller Ensign Be++y Piff , ,, , Delores Emerson Ensign Cora MacRae ,. , Frances Fi+zGibbon Ensign Dinah Murphy ..,,,,, ,,,.. D iane l-laman Liaf ,,......,,,...,......,.,,..,,,.......... Cecefia Aguirre Lf. Bun Adams ,.,........,,,,, ., Clark Smifh 'Sunday nigh? casl I J was QW, yy 5, 3 , L, C ,:.'f-ii' NJ X ,, s Aj, Belles, Balls, Books Above: J. Trdz 3. Twohg, J. WrNber, J. Dcqgrerfy J. Srvifh and M. Vorwdrak model Hee dresses frwey wore rn he Mary-W le asseMb'y. Bcvding was an a -yea' feveffe for Hee'a'r qFr's. Right standing: T. Nasal and S. Schreiber. Seafedz Comme BorraJ J. STfzrran ard Jcfwn Wwe. Lower righfi P, Murray exHIb7's Hgh? way +0 Fan d'e We ba'N. TekF'g a 'as' :eg 'sci a+ be yearbcck Na+ Vey worked 15 red 'Q ::':d,:e are 're fem' bex cf We SH 'ELC s'ef5. Seased: K. VVag'wef T. Cel avi V. Esshe ed :'. S?e'd g beef ':.-V: F. F'+:Sbb:' S. S:L'e'be' e: :' C. Ge ee ard C. ef, 5i::'d ':,-.: M. Jacek: S. Tice J. H3 :'i' N. Lrai' rc M, Ci- '5'y. Akzo 'A p':','e: K. Drfic- 'vu H. Gerece. X-.. 7 A ove ueen Mary Jo Evermghavw ar-d Krng Jolwn Peters Pave r served Hwerr crowns from affendawfs Jean Wrlle and Robe-rf Mugan On With the Prom Lei Joy Be Umconfmed Sus? was We spurs? flwaf r xqrwed e Pmgl'l4qL1fofHw ovemrmg was e rowmng o rn re P ma se or prom Lefd af Shore Acres and qu en Jclwn Fefe sand Mary Jo Everrngham uesday M y I3 cn rv rs orc es' rumah PQ musxc Oppos fe page Lower Lead rn We qrawd ma CH are mg Johw Pefers and ueen Mary Ev are mg a a erwdavfs Tm CaIw'l an Uffdy :3 FENCE W Z 3 J 'T E SVG dJ 'TPI' d cd, Q 2 gmwf- s 1 I rs b :Q ' , . ' , ' , e ' ' , ' . 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