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

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P O O DCdlC3tl0H The first issue of the SHIELD was dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima.. We dedicate this 10th anniversary edition to her as an expression of our gratitude for her protection during the past decade.

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The Story of a Decade's Growth On November 24, 1946, one thousand men met at the Cathedral and, after having received Christ's blessing at Benediction, celebrated by Bishop Noa, they began the task of soliciting funds for the future Catholic co-educational high school. IF was not until October 12, 1948, that the ground was first broken by Bishop Mueller at the proposed site at Eleventh and Douglas. In September, 1949, classes began to assemb. and a Heelan way of life began to emerge. The first graduating class in june, 1950, nun bered 142. During the years the numbers hav steadily grown larger and by the close of tl first decade over 1,850 students will have joint the ranks of Heelan graduates. Heelan Gets Its Start In the summer of 1948 Heelan looked like this. To the left is the structure of fourth floor with the roof of the Cathedral Convent visible. Q,