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

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0 F ,y if -vs S ... 'YS DECEMBER 'I3 One of the recommendatlons set down at the Fall conference of the National Conference of Christians and Jews was to carry on the actlvltles and movements of the orgamzatnon at least every three months At one of the first meetmgs held December 13 Pat Barker and Margaret Wolf sat ln as delegates from Cath ollc Htghschool All of the councnl meetmgs were under the guldance of prnests and mlmsters of the dufferent sects The first conference held In the Fall found three notables attendung nn person Father Thomas J Bowdern SJ Ph D from Creighton University teamed up with Dr Herman H Long Ph D and Dr Franklnn K Potter son Ph D If SOPHOMORES-Top Row Moc Mugulre George Mc Caffrey, Judy McCarthy Mary Lou McCarroIl Bob M D d O S B leased wnh the McGulre Ernest McGuire Kathy McGulre Second Row 5'S'e' Y 'V' 'S ew P c I M K c I M sman Joe McMann n-.ra latest book report of Harold Pickens We wonder what urn C enna are er ld M h Joan Gleason and Frances Thompson and so dehgmfully Row Rlchurd Mezuere Gera me urp y Interesting In thelr files T -'iff . 3,2 Sister Mary David is the instructor in Music and English ll. Page 29 .F l- ,. '- ' ', ' 'v W .R 'la I I a - N' wk 'KA A l : r . v .5 I J 'H N A 5 . ' . . 54,04 5 V . . ' ' - ' Aa 5 . . X, Z XJ- V Mnf' , is 4- lk' X I I I

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Sister Mary Florence, R. S. M., math instructor and Sophomore homeroom teach- er, demonstrates the mysteries of the slide rule to Bob Borchers. 101' 's' A F7 36' pls. l Page 28 if so 'il' Q '17 it Fl! Y I 'as-A Q4 wa-P speak IH Confesf if 'Y QC if DECEMBER 3 Evelyn Gengler Catholnc Hugh s cholce for wlnner of the Voice of Democracy Contest was honored at a luncheon guven for the eleven Oklahoma Cnty wlnners by the Junior Chamber of Commerce Evelyn and the ten other hnghschool wnnners re celved certificates of partncnpatlon and recordmgs of their speeches Catholncs English teachers ludged the ollenngs of CHS s entrants for the Jaycee sponsored contest SOPHOMORES-Top Row Ralph Goedtken Sec and Row Bnng Hanneman Linda Harback Thlrd Howl Fourth Row Jeanette Ivy Jerry Jordan Madelon Katlgan Frfth Row Polly Keenan Davrd Kelsey Jeanette Koelsch Mary Ellen Manley Sixth Row Kay Knouse Johnny Larlun Bull Leigh ton Marilyn Lucas Barbara Malasko Jerry Man ning Ann Maguire 4 47' as P .A 1' I 'fn l ' KY J -Th Y as 7-4- 4 2 X 2 , 3 C . ' ' an ' lil 'Q cb' f E ' 1 Q 1 Q Q ' by , it Q . . . U .. l -F ' 1' l ' Q51 xx-FU - . X haf 2 ' l, ' -I ' tits 1. V 1 , Row: J. C. Hayden, Deanne Holmquist, Jeanette eb I-rx ' A 'Nrx l , I - 1 1 I - Y X2 xi' K, I . . ' f ' A L 2 c it . J Q ,f 7 z ' f if - J , -. ff --X fe at 'C l- ' gf C fd X 'J

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and recreate in Spanish Club. Viva Ia Espana! say the Los Conquistadores lthe Conquerorsl. These snappy senors and senoritas were the members of the CHS Spanish ll Club. Margaret Wolf was elected president, with Ruby Barron as secretary and John Evans, treasurer. The group split up into two teams for playing Spanish games during the year. Dan Friess, senior, cap- tained the Los Vencedores lthe Victorsi, with John Evans, Margaret Wolf, Doris Gangel, Doris Hanneman, and Sandra Zoeller. The Los Leones lthe lionsl, of which sophomore Jerry Swick was captain, included Ruby Barron, Frances Jordan, Larry Shaw, J. C. Hayden and Lee Pellegrini. SOPHOMORES-Top Row: Tom Murphy, John Naeher, Don Nashert. Second Row: Janice 0'Brien, Patricia 0'Meara, lee Pellegrini. Third Row: Rosemary Penn, Harold Pickens, Marcy Pinkstaff. Fourth Row: Anne Sabin, Sally Sanders, Tommy Joe Schmitt. Fifth Row: Larry Shaw. A 5' ,4. il sw A g tt . , D yti, , i, ,, J fs H' f ,lf ff LS 1 . .- Q gr 159 ft 'ff' 44? Y. to 'G ,FJ tl Tn its I. ii ' I I s l A rr, 6 an . Q , 1 Y '. . fa se, 1 U. Spanish posters come to life under the talented fin- gers of Frances Jordan, as John Evans, Margaret Wolf, Sister Benigna, and Ruby Barron look on. Sister Benigna, C. S. T., is in charge of the Spanish Department and is a sopho- more sponsor. Page 30