Bishop McGuinness High School - Chi Rho Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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ss Y, l I 1122- . as X Tift ,. .8 X, , f' ,Xi av 59 - 2 .r sf TF .,? A Members of the library Club listen attentively to their sponsor, Sister M. Jerome, O.P., librarian. Seat- ed are Susie Dill, Doris Gangel, Betty Amend, Virginia Moss, Nancy King, Green K. Dickson, and Carole Hudgens. Standing are Fred Krueger, Charles Bruce, John Peter Stein, Pat Morris, Lillian Perkins, Sister Jerome, Ann Bott, Bob Borchers, Nancy Gier, and Emmett Osgood. We assist as librarians, The Library Club at Catholic High has been active this year and also very beneficial to the school. The club was organized at the beginning of the year and the officers elected were: president, Ann Bott, sec- retary, Carole Hudgens, and reporter, Betty Amend. The members, from each class, did a lot to help in the library. They helped in marking the books that ',,,'X,. gf, l? 'Q' came in and went out, and when a book was not in on time, sent out over-due slips. The members were respon- sible for making the posters that concerned the library itself. A few ofthe students typed the cards that go in the card catalogue and assisted Sister Jerome, the advisor of the club, in any way they could. ,-vw, A number of proiects - for example, candy and cookie sales - were tackled by the club. They also W staged a tag-day to raise money for reference books I ' and other needed material for the library. 'Pi it x A ' 'W W4 ji i lt I i FRESHMEN-Top Row: Mary Frances Keating. Second Row: Mike Keele, Rita Kirk. Third Row: W Barbara Lynch, Tom Knapp, Fred Krueger. L25 ,T Fourth Row: Peggy Mahan, John Maehr, Mary I' 1 Jane Mahnker. Fifth Row: Deanna Jo Malone, Q , W9 V A Charles Martin, Theresa Marburger, Mitzi Mc- kh X X X X - Grnley. Page I5

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FRESHMEN Top Row Mrke McGrath Mary Beth McGulre Muke Morrls Charles Murray Second Row Gary Mynatt James Nickel Jane Nlcholson Emmett Osgood Third Row Barbara Ray Lnlhan Ryan Mary Colleta Shaw Fourth Row Jrm Shock ey Carol Snmpson, Sonya Smlth Flfth Row Carol Sokolosky Walter Swlrczynskl Slxth Row Buster Thomas Genevleve Touhey Seventh Row Sharon Wall to CJ Centesf fn Bible Week nl' er ef f if feng 1 F mett R S M gave a choral readmg of the Twenty thlrd f Psalm preceded by an mtroduchon to the Psalms In gen eral by Mary Lou McCarroll The freshmen boys also presented a choral reading Johann von Gutenburg with Thomas Ensley sopho more rn the lead part Tenth grade boys and gurls taught by Srster Wrl The mdlvrdual homerooms celebrated Buble Week prrvately Slster Irene SP led her freshman relrglon class ln a Who Am I9 qurz about people In the Buble Srster Wrlmett s sophomores and rumors made and dns played summaries of the books of the Buble Illuminated manuscrrpts of the Brble verses and posters of Brblrcal scenes pv- rf , -vs 1, Page 14 'Vi Irs ren as-.4 'X 3'6' --A -FW 'D' H76 If Wmners of the Buble Week con test prctured here are Alrce Baylor Terry Koontz Jean Westerman and seated Tum Sprehe . . : I I ., K' . 4, y f ' D J It yt ' . .' . . l g ' CQ' ,, T I , , ' : nv N X' ' ' : l l U K A . A 'ful r, T: . f. T - If pr y . We A A l -- -f . 5 .- ' as: ' ' rf P if of TJ . Q A N 1 N ,A W W ' . .. ' . rl 1' ' . . . . 1 ,gk ' ti P . ' ,, 'f . . U it ,, . . , . . .- N PN- . . . . L Q l - , r l T ,, , V J 'O t s T 1 1 5 , 'I VA PX 'ar T T ' - M ,I 1 'X x K . f T' Q' I all I . 1 M ' 1 , y , T T A, T X. er' - ' W .

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and bless a chapel. ff' ff Father John L. Watch gold leafs the Sanctus on the altar that he constructed for the chapel. Page lb Mwg. C' has l, 1 -re Bishop McGuinness bestows the final bless- ing on the students as he celebrates Mass. OCTOBER 'l: Catholic High was finally blessed with a chapel. Room ll, the former religion classroom, was expertly renovated by an outstanding artist-priest of Oklahoma, Father John L. Walch, pastor at Chandler. Students who had been attending Catholic High through its two year existence, and who had been hoping and clamoring for a chance of attending Mass on school day mornings found it a little difficult to believe that the chapel was actually a reality when the announcement was made at a school assembly. The permission of the Bishop, the cooperative efforts of the pastors of the city, actions on the part of various student organization and classes, all helped to make Catholic High's chapel possible. Members of the CHS unit of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade, who busied themselves with a neat little trick of selling tags to the students, raised enough money to buy a sanctuary lamp. The dififerent classes provided the daily needs of the Mass, such as candles and wine. The Seniors bought the first set of vestments. Besides having Mass said every day, the Holy Eucharist was present at all times, enabling the students to make visits throughout the school day. Father Walch, noted for his outstanding art abili- ties, devoted a week of untiring work to produce a simple, but exquisite altar of modern design.