Cathedral High School - Cathedralite Yearbook (St Cloud, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1951 volume:

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'r-4.3! 2 - fi ' . 1-A - 4 .. , , K ,, 1 W ' Q 'fiat . 7' K L' w I 7 Within the pages of the 1951 Cathedralite are bound our memories of our years at Cathedral High School where we have prayed, worked and played in the encircling love of the prin- ciples of Catholic living, the joyous spirit of Francis- canism and the fullness of God's graces. The Canticle of the Sun was written by St. Francis of Assisi, God's Troubadour, who was a man of joy. Lover of nature, friend of man and interested in all God's creatures, St. Francis is our patron by association since our teachers are his followers. His theme was love of God. His philosophy was poverty and penance. It is our hope that we have absorbed his teachings and that in our Cathedralite will be found some of his spirit of work, prayer and joy as exempli- hed in his great CANTICLE - the theme of our yearbook. Q sf 'ri 4 Q . , I :fff up F2 5 s QM. gs hx ,QQ M 'H Z1- XI! W 2 Ss lcjobegn Sapfaeme and Oadq 74,9441 44 good my .lafwl 70 74ee all dmoz, a dleecmg ,emcae afz Um ?afzew1!4 To whom vxc dedlcatc the 1951 Cathcdrahre To whom we ovsc a debt of graurudc: for a Carholxc bxrrhnghc a Cathohc educarxon bcmausc of thc-:1r sacrxfices a love of God by thcxr example thc blcssmg of Amcruan cmzenshxp Xl , XX M f M I X I' -f-' ----- - --- -- - ' - S g iv? ' I ' 1 3 1 1 4 , , .MA J 'f -.rf ,,f ifimfvs U jf , ',.b Q vm X A Jw Y-f U9 U ' 1 M5 p. I 6 1 v I I , p 1 l 1 mmddewzmpzwwzmmgp 7oz Zone of 'Mem envlwzmq cum! ,emfu 4,f I ,Y iff X cw Um Um puma REVEREND S WEIR REVEREND L GINTHER REVEREND K CLINTON Om Salma SISTER M. LORRAINE Principal Publications SISTER M. EDI H English Latin I 721 M SISTER M. JUSTIN IAN -1 Mathematics Scicncc SISTER M. GRACE English SISTER M. OLGA Home Economics Social Scicncc SISTER M. MARCIANNE Commerce English SISTER M. GAVIN History Music MISS PAYTON . . . Mathematics Wg-rt' I Patricia Feiten 3' Lf 'lag K f ! l fa fl-If f ' s gk Andrea Paapc Zewufaad 11 1 WTR ,t . 1 'sian v I r 'S ,732 x X0 fx ,M sl f tif! ii it 356, ax. g Dorothy Koutsky The Cathedralite has earned First Honors from the Catholic School Press Association for the past three years. Starting as a mimcograph publication ten years ago, the publication has grown in circulation from 30 to 165 subscribers. The 1951 Cathedralite is edited by Patricia Feiten and Katherine Sheridan. , if l l il 1 I If gf, N f Helene Elizabeth , 1 , f . ye, , Wanck Jean Lettncr Ramsden Patricia Wicczorek Business managers are Andrea Paape and Patricia Schaffner. An advisory board made up of Helene Wanek, Jean Lettner, Elizabeth Ramsden, and Patricia Wieczorek completes the staff. Dorothy Koutsky of the sophomore class is the artist. Katherine Sheridan ny X -X f 'N g- X f t . sq X . Patricia Schaffncr if Pcaaedlemg-ludaadtleaeltlatifelaaonade, f4adinfaatdcal4a.omhot'lnSaa... Sauna 4-fs.. A. Pellowski, K. Sheridan, P. Sehaflner, C. Gernes, M. Kaminski .Q QQ' Pumaaafaznawaaaaaaaazmaaaa v'Xt'liV px A A . O 31' tb .X 4? 'W . Paape, Wild, C. Hansen, P. Wieezorek, M. Ramczyk, M. Zaborowski FW ANNE PELLOWSKI The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest books. KATHERINE SHERIDAN The blushing beauties of a modest maid . PATRICIA SCI-IAFFNER She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone, or despise. CORNELIA GERNES 'AModesty, when she goes, is gone forever. MARIE KAMINSKI It is better to be nobly remem- bered, than nobly born. ANDREA PAAPE What more than mirth would mortals have? The cheerful man is king. JOAN WILD Character is higher than in- telleCt . CHARLOTTE I-IANSEN The prudence of the best heads is often defeated by the tenderness of the best of hearts. PATRICIA WIECZOREK Manner is one of the greatest engines of influence ever given to man. MARY RAMCZYK Kindness in women, not their beauteous looks, shall win my love. MARY ZABOROWSKI Mary kept the belt of love, but oh, she was gay, she danced a jig, she sang a song that took my heart away. NANCY RENK I am all the daughters of my father's house and all the brothers too . MARLENE MAJERUS Let me have music dying, and I seek no more delight. LOIS RIVERS Heart on her lips and soul within her eyes. Soft as her elime and sunny as her skies. PATRICIA FEITEN There is no mortal truly wise and restless at once: wisdom ist, 7 the repose of minds. N ' ,M ' jf bf' 2 ff' W W' 'P fy lffffjff! ,f .1 'f Aff' 5' 3, r,f M VKXJ 5,:Ai!,!j!L,ffD N'Rfnkyfvi-Ma1cfus,L.RMSVP-Fciffn .1 if fl I ' . lfJ.f XV Lf, - lshftflfi i awful'-1-1 'JZ . ,iffy ,wff ,J ' 1' 'I 'M .1-fy, A -.gn fmfif f at fmt? f 74445 ,mace and wwe Wan M V , 99' .IANICE WISCHOW 4 f C . Q X5 -I. Wischow, M. Marten, B. Przybylski Her modest looks the cottage might adorn. Sweet as the prim- rose peeps beneath the thorn . MARY MARTEN We saw her charming, but we saw not half the charm her downcast modesty concealed. BARBARA PRZYBYLSKI Fine manners are a stronger bond than a beautiful face. The former bindsg the latter only attracts. D. Landsberger, A. Brown, B. Helzerul. Lultaszewski, Nl. L. Hamernilt . . gleam! me they thu! wad H. Wanek, B. Cysewski, L. Bambenek, M. fl. Brezaul, Wineski DONNA MAE LANDSBERGER If to her share some female errors fall, Look on her late and you'll forget them all. AL ICE BROWN Blessings ever wait on virtuous deeds, And though a late, a sure reward sueeeedsf' RBARA HELZER BA Her face is like the milky way in the sky a meeting of gentle lights without a name. JANET LUKASZEWSKI 'llnfinite riehes in a little room . MARY LOIS HAMERNIK Pleasure is the flower that fadesg Remembrance is the lasting per- fume. azpeacefod 76q444e. HELENE WANEK True as the needle to the pole or as the dial tothe sun , BARBARA CYSEWSKI Those about her shall read the perfect ways of honor . LAURA BAMBENEK The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid . MARY ANN BREZA A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market . JO ANN YWINESKI A good character is in all cases, the fruit of personal exertion . JOAN SMITH Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low . . . an excellent thing in woman . JOYCE SONSALLA 4'What is becoming in behavior is honorable, and what is honor- able is becoming. CLARICE KIERLIN Speech is great, but silence is greater. DOROTHY SOLSETH So rfectl the lines ex ress PC A Y U P A tranquil settled lovel1ness 7leg444llca4l6aa4e4aea. LUCILLE BOLTZ A loving heart is the truest wisdom . PHYLLIS WOLFE Loveliness needs not the foreign aid of ornament, but is when least adorned, adorned the most . JOAN BAURES Fair and softly goes far . DELORES CHRIST She that was ever fair and never proud had tongue at will, and yet was never loud. '- J. Smith, J. Sonsalla, C. Kicrlin, D. Solseth L. Boltz, P. WoIfe,J. Baures, D. Christ xv A7 ,,., P i if T. Walter, Langenberg, Lettner, E, Ramsden We seniors will always remember . . . the bewildered look on the freshmen's faces that Hrst day . . . the glamorous glitter of our class rings . . . our feeble attempts at initiation . . . the party we gave for the frosh, and the celebration they threw for us . . . the Thanksgiving Dance, wasn't it wonderful? . . . the all- school Christmas party, the beginning of a new tradition . . . the magazines we sold . . . Swing it, Sarah! Ah hal , . . our debate club . . . all those sales , candy, cake, cookies, and pink elephants . . , that one glorious weekend, March 2, 3, and 4 . . . the Bingo party . . . the Senior Prom, April Showers - could anything be more heavenly? . . . dear Monsignor Jennings, and how we cried the day he left . . . the two free days Monsignor Jennings gave us because he was leaving , , . Murder in a Nunmrj . . . the first time Father Weir gave out report cards . . . all our tests, who could forget them? . . . the parties we staged on half- R- Pfplinski, D. Judge, A. Meier, J. sehneidcf, M. A. Prondzinski THERESE WALTER Self-trust is the essence of hero- ism . JOHANNA LANGENBERG Charm us, orator, till the lion look no larger than the cat . JEAN LETTNER If my heart were not light, I would die. ELIZABETH RAMSDEN There is nothing so minute or inconsiderable, that I would not rather know it, than not. days . . . the field trip, so eagerly begun and so wearily ended . . . the Junior- Senior banquet - l cried, did you? . . . the Scintillas, long be its life , . . the Cathedralite, may it be studied by many generations of Cathedralites and their children , . . We seniors will always remember Graduation Day . . . for when we walk down that broad aisle and firmly clasp our diplomas to our hearts . . . that is when we will begin to remember . . . RITA PEPLINSKI Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye. In every gesture dignity and love. DARLENE JUDGE In thy face I see the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. ANN MEIER And when a lady's in the case You know all other things give place . JOYCE SCHNEIDER Here comes the lady! O, so light of foot. Will ne'er wear out the everlasting flint. MARY ANN PRONDZINSKI Those thousand decencies that daily flow from all her works and actions . We Work for Cathedralitcs consists of the daily schedule of prayer, classes and study around the hands of the clock . . . the respite of laughter. . . the stories of Father Weir and Father Ginther . . . Sister Lorraine's surprise assemblies . . . un- expected visitors . . . Sister Edith's quizzes . . . Sister Justinian's rnenagerie . . . glee club . . . Sister Grace's little smile . . . Miss Paytor1's clothes . . . Sister Marcianne's raids on the cloak room . . . Sister Olga's social science projects . . . all these make our day at Cathedral . . . bv- ' 2 Ax' H Q ,W ,A Q XI2- ., ng if , 1 Q f. ai I 'Tk 33' L 55 .' gf- , 97: 1 is R, .H - ,,.w. 0'5- . 452' ' i , Q . ,TW 553, any . ft 555g sci CS' sz 4? ,H , t-,t,.,L4 at gs Y' 3 ii L ,W lux te Hum si YZF' ti X Patricia Brown in x 5 6 4 Exxfif ,Qx fixflf f N, T 'gn Nl.lrslnLtii1i:-52 ,uhm Dfwmu Dwllirx Xl.it ll.ilii1 Ihti iei.i llnsuur Nhry Ju Haley B ttv Lou Carney Ellen linriglit Durotliy lxierlin QA C' ., liarlum L iscwxki l'.ii::. in lxlf fl. all A x I ,tex ' f f f, W 'in er- 3 H xx ffl . ary I mmm Lriuvtiml jane Games Doris Koscianski -' ,uadadcadauudalca We juniors will never forget . . . our first attempt at clramatits . . . the moon that wasn't there , . . Doris as a black mammy . . . the telephone that rang after the receiver lifted . . . red paint everywhere . . . cleaning the curtains for days after the play '... Ellen and Shirley pinning the curtains . . . the party for the sophs - do you remember those wonderful Sloppy Joes? . . . and how Students who do not have pictures. Barbara Peshon Mary Ann Richter 744 Wei! WWW of 744 Mifdfff- judith Kryzer Rosetta Ramczyk X CVUIULH Sm-ill l g l 5 eh I 2 -linin Kiilas Dorothy Rn-k D.inur.i Smrnn we laughed at the skits and songs? . . . the junior-Senior banquet . . . the wishing well theme . . . the little picket fences with the flowers on . . . the lovely orchid corsages for the seniors . . . all that heavenly food . . . the Graduation Mass . . . our voices raised to the rafters as we watched the seniors march up the aisle . . . fond memories to take us into our fourth and final year at C, H. S. ff 4 ,1 .1 4 .1 A , .. 3 f or fl ,. . K . it 1 5 1 ' ly ,sq ,gt Q .Init-t l-.irsim Shirley Rietz AUJYCV T'-'lllii Nv- my Mdrm L,,m,C,.x Mildred Schultz Dolores Walden x f r-Eff , s Mu-'cnc Lgchc Patricia Schumaeher Carol WCHZC5 i Jan pepyimu Rig! Skwp Martha Winkcls av' ffl Q6 eng and x 1' f- --J., Ulmnc WMU. -Lau lliii viii' IVA... HX,lm:Lv IBJHIXLA X1l,JXM r llni: ii Xli 'gi' I x I 3 4 .Ik fr tl , fa , , , Q v N ' 1 Ii, 3 6 gl L. V A at t , v 'J 47? tr ,, X H, , ,W , Q V gg ls O 5 A ' .M g ' it on , ,I-met Brom Louise Eggers Bcrtiiujarvis Marv MtShnnc Marv Ann O'He.irn .l-Ulf l'Cll+'HNL4I 1 ,-C up Betty Bronk queline C.r.iwhwrtl joytc Cyert Bonita Daniel Bctty Fair 1 ' pg L41 rpl A nn King v .,,. N' I wx X- '4 t urf t la-ii Nfczct Patricia Pamputh 'lii.liih lltpliiislti sr, W A K .. 5. t' ,nw ,ff ff' f if 6 Shirley Glmnskl Dorothy Kmirsky 31 4 '47 . K -lattice Ciriwi A x Q., 'la D 6 1-1 1 I af. Naiitx Hal. 'x ll imtliea Lange . 4 QF Jr l'.itii,i.i Livxtli We sophomores will always remember . . . . starting the year out in the same homeroom we had as freshmen . . .elect- ing class officers: Mary Rollinger-presi- dent, Virginia Wright-vice-president, Shirley Slaggie-treasurer, Judy Peplinski- secretary . . . the three teas given by the Home Economic classes . . . winning the mite box contest by a big margin . . . the party given them by the juniors . . . the oratorical contest and two sophs who came out on top: Mary Rollinger - first place, jane Schneider - segond place . . . the bake sale for the benefit of the Bishops Relief Campaign . . . having to go to T. C. On Penance Day' without any make- up . . . the origination of the Octave of Prayer for seniors by the sophomores Study Club , . . Virginia Wright achieving honors for our class by getting special mention in the Minnesota Regional Art Contest . . . final tests . . . these are the things we will remember when we start our iunior year , . . 1 'on 4--' gl v-4 qv I. x , f 1 , I 1 7 A, Y V I Wi X1,,y'-, Iiuklm X . if MP. Y 5' U, Nina: V N Nlurx XX.4.? '.-.ug lriarm W!lv.'v Ywvfl , , Pfiam 'J '? rF24 'a ' V' 'Wil' ' '721'Q:.i7 A 5 , ,A f ' . 'F M' I W '-, ' V In I- 4 I uv ' 1 8 ' .::. ea ' f- If l -' M. - A 7 n 'V . l 1 N' 3 ff - - , fi 1, ' 5 xl Q1 31 Xhrs li.-Elzuiyfr JMC 5K1,,,U,1cr S.1mlr.nShcrlJ.m 'lun I :.u:.. X Nu xl.: k,,,p.,k,1N,y,,gy NP ww W lim- ' if Af, ' ' ' g mg' VV-5? Q! , an - '.1 - f- ' ww - 5? 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Initiation Day . . . big, bad Seniors . high heels for initiation, necessitating slow travel, consequently tardy for all classes . . . the new group of officers elected each month, the start of a new tradition . . . the strange feeling upon asking Sister Lorraine for first tardy excuse . . , supporting missions by sale of syrup candy . . . Sister Olga's perfect banana bread Cown subsequent failure to produce sameD . . . the dog who came tosixth psrioalstuiy ...We love little Willie , but Miss Payton didn't . . . lessons in soap carving at Physical Edu- cation . . . joining a mission Study Club and receiving a Paladin award . . . Sister justinian's chicken interrupting all classes . . . the party for the seniors and Sheila's impersonations . . . first grueling ex- perience with calesthcnics - sore bones, sore bones, those sore bones , . . There will be festival practice immediately after school . . .the farewell program for Monsignor Jennings . . . monologue contest - April, May, and June were three little girls - But, junior, I spent years letting X equal the unknown . . . skeleton in freshmen homeroom . . . Father Clinton's religion classes . . . fencing class - On guard! , . . the thrill of wearing formals for music festival . . . serv- ing communion breakfast for Seniors . . . glorious last days of school . . , and lastly the thought that we were no longer the babies of the school . . . for now we are mighty sophomores . . . ul , ., Ziff' f , f yf 5' X mf, 'fc . . ,,, Th? 37 3. ' Q, tu-.f ' f ' 1 , , 1 .Jw 4 1 s. ad!! many ., 6444 fd. A r l 'L J DUVU UICVVLC lullcjuwcxukl .1 e' IM x Q, , 'E' .zz L fmlxljxs f UL lm ik' qllr I P.zrrn1.xI'Iwnc cx 1 11 C9 131 'QP I- au 5 Nap hx mn qu.. C,c1il.clw:.,e 4-3-4. 1:19 -455' 4-1' 5x xx ,M 10 5 .JP 14.5.4 ffw ,Jim 1 M1 X ,N ,XM -. 2 ' fi- P . 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A vw , ' 't Q ,M 5 ft: rg SJ' R . . ,f Y f K -1 her YP, v , sx z - f V '1.f: ll R Shirley Munson ixmfra Munson Mslfg-IIC! l'UhlCf ,J ,I x u fs a fs. f Z' ' -WL. W fag ifij? ng I , b .-4-4, ,. M., - . 44,4 .5 V Q 4,13 ,MQW IR: it 454 Q I Y I f Qgwnn so ,v , .rf Q ,. J 5, K !. M 'f um ,g .47 Jaan. ,-hdummmuuza 74qmm. We 77my 'More things are wrought by prayer' might wcll be the foundation stone of our training at Cathedral . . . C.S.M.C. with its prayer, sacrifice and study theme fills our days with projects that will prepare us for our place among Christ's lea ers . . . the daily Rosary in all home- rooms for the fulfillment of Mary's promise of Fatima . . . Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament . . . Mary's Shrine . . . Paladin awards for leader- ship in Christ's army . . . retreat . . . 4 O fd .,. n, - 13: , 1 'K lim' ': I 'L 'F ,3 IIA ' I lyf' F ll A HH Fri l V LA n ! . 54 Q 3 W , I I ins . b M? ss man .W li . 'sis t . un Yi. h ' E ,A Q 7 Hg A q ' . g.,-:- , ,. 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J ZDJIUIX '15 J f , fl if Prom . . . plays . . . the banquet . . . teas . . . the extra-curricular activities so planned to make us well rounded out young women who will assume our place in the spheres of Home, Church and Society and bring all who meet us closer to Christ and His blessed Mother . . . all this underlines the joyous hours of our days and years at Cathedral . . . N Qs? J It's not London Brldgc, but the finale of the grand march at thc Scmor Prom. The pattern looks so easy but .... 2 eggsglc.m1lk41c.flourgk1 t. saltg 1 T. mcltcd shortening - POPOVERS Now is the Ill'l'lC for all good mcn to come to thc aid of thcxr country. Sophomore Glce Club Freshmen Scxtctte Katherine Sheridan Accompanist While walking through the halls of Cathedral we are never surprised to hear voices floating clown the corridors for we all know that it is Sister Gavin and one of her many glee clubs, festival groups, sexrettes, choirs . . . 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