Cathedral High School - Cathedran Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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1.231 QUILL AND SCROLL T0 promote tho standards of journalism, the Thomas A. Dt-Yillmiss High Sr-hool c-haptvr ol' Quill and Sc-roll, international honor society for high school journalists, was inaugurate-d on Mardi 19, 1934. Sin:-0 it has been only two years in vxistf-me ont- can say that it is an ar-tivo group for it has undvrtakf-n a number of projovts and suc'c-ossfully at-c-oniplislit-d tht-ni. With the aid of the adviser, Miss Rose Bloom, and the throt- c-liartor mc-nilwrs, the indut-tion for the past yr-ar took plat-0. A candle light c-orc-mony was performed at a Parr-nt 'l'c-at-liors' mot-ting in the sr-hool library. Proc-oding the indurtions a hanquc-tl was hold at tht- Park Lana' hott-l at whit-h guests were iiivittvcl. Officers for the year wc-rv Flor:-nr-0 Busor, pr:-sid:-nt, Sylvia Pont-man, vit-t--pn-siclc-lit, and Luc-illo St-llick, sc-c'1'et.a1'y. .irfl Iron-: Dave Perry, Wayne Halmr-ook, f'larent-e Hill. Walter NVeese, Matt Kolls, tloergc Bova. hui Iron-r Marjorie Nyquist, Mary Mavllermid, Betty Barefoot. Mildred liadman. Helen Neilson, lit-tty Fouls. .lulie Palm. Isl Ifurr: llette Ehrat. Marianne Flmmel, Lu:-ille Sellirk. Florenr-e Buser, Sylvia Poneman, Mildred Murphy. Betty Adams. .lean l'lall. SENIOR HI-Y ORGANIZICIJ for the purposo of creating, maintaining and oxtvnding throughout, tho vom- munity high standards of Christi All rliaractor, the Senior Hi4Y Club at DoYill1isshas completed a very Sllf't't'SSl'lll year. The offi ers are Gordon Sogithard, 1-siclc-11t,,Marti11 fDan'i1n, vif-v-prosi- dt-nt, Don Bishop, Seerc-taryg Ralph Wir-ktvr, trvasflrt-rg and Ralph fill, Clidliylain. Tho advise-rs art- Mr. Blanvhard and Mr. R. E. Drouard. Some the prjec-t,s have Lzpeti a Vovational Guid- anm- Program, a pre-Plaster'program, and vi-Y Friendship pluh .Fr s. The hoys havo made a tour of the various f-hurrhes in the vigy, and held almeotii at the Indiana Y. M. CT. A. Ont- sof-ial event is held each month, inc-ludiffg splaghlparttieslailcl roasts. This c-luh has trim-d to dvvt-lop its mr-mlwrs physivally, mentally, lnorally, and spiritually, and has fulfilled its aim as a svrvic't- organization. I' ' A 5 :Fill Hou-.' Howard Fenton, W'illiam Hall, VVillium Tugph. -V ,ith lfnw: Vharles Yeager. Vharles Wynn: Tom Donnelly, Wendell Cadmus. Robert, Van Wormer. .lat-k Donovan. .frd lfuu-: Dick Bullot-k, George Bova, Durlian Kerr. W'illiam Fonrad, Walla:-e Dunean, Norman De lla Futret, Don Jones. Jml lfozr: Don Meyers, William Black, William Eylerfrylr. Blanchard. Boll Troup, George Sr-liailmerger, Frary Davis. Isl Hair: Dave Perry. Ralph VVi1-kter, Don Bishop. Gordon Southard,,Murtin Damm, Ralph Fall. William Springllf, Art Pros

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IN 1932, the Dc-Vilhiss chapter of the National Honor Soeiety was organized, and five per 1-ent ot' the first graduating elass was installed. All juniors and seniors who are sc-liolastically in the upper third of their elass are eligible. The members are selected from this group by the faeulty of the sc-hool on the basis of Leadership, Scholarship, Servic-e, and Cliararttc-1'. Flat-h year, ton por vent of the senior class and five per cent of the juniors are formally induetod into the Society. The officers who head the Honor Soc-iety this year are W'illiam Byler, presidentg Donald Bishop, x'ic-o-president: Virginia Wiggins, ser-retaryg and Martin Damm, treasurer. Advising the group this year are Miss Eva Samsen and Mr. S. B. Emery. Ono of the projects ot' this soc-ietiy is the inaintenanc'e of the College Room. It is the desire ot' the Honor Soc-iety to keep all of the students posted with any information they wish con- eerning universities and eollegos. Gordon Southard, as Chairman of this Oominittee, has stationed ntoinht-rs in the College Room during the day. Willottv Pric-0 had eharge of the induction for the freshman and sophomore Honor Soeietyg Tom Grimes made plans for the senior induetiong Regina Watt was ehairman of the Social cltlllllllltftltll and C'l1aunt'oy Beagle had Charge of the other projoc-ts. Among the sor-ial funetions were a roasting party and a party given by Mr. Einery. ,ini lffm-5 Gordon Nouthard, George St-liailmerger. Frosliy Keller, George Bova, Karl Smith, f'arl Bower, C'haunr-ey Beagle, Thomas Grimes. 31111 Run-.' Wayne Baln-ot-k, Virginia Byrne. Estelle Walendzak, Dorothy Sc-hramm, Mr. S. B. Emery, .lulie Palm. Florenre Siegenthaler. Willette Prive, Marian Peterson. V Y A H A I F 4 W A b Isl li'ult': Florent-e Van Vleve. Regina VVatt, Betty Hartman, Kay Sharpe. Donald Bishop. William Eyler. Virginia Wiggins. Martin llamm. Dorothy Ash. Amy Stahlwood, Fharles Prolust. .frtl Hou-.' Vharles Yager, Adelluert Kruger. William f'onrad.AWilliam Blat-k, Edward Lellant. Thomas Stead. Jnrl lffnr: 'l'homas Donnel'y, Joseph Dyer, Fred Baur, Virginia Mt-f'ahe, Miss Eva Samsen. Charlotte Homrighaus. Elmer Johnson Vrarx' Davis. Isl Hou-: Virginia Hill. Lorraine Coomlss. Emily Kennedy. Eileen Hager, Gladys Bur-kenmyer, Florenve Buser, Helen Van Horn, Mary ,lane Howard. Virginia Vlanvy. Jud lion-: Charles l.emgo, Milo Gray. Edward Mt-f'ullougli. Marshall VViggins, Lawrenve Seott, Joseph Flynn, Ralph XVic-liter, Ralph Fall. Rayniond lllidem. Isl Iron-: Margaret Hartman, Bette lihrat, Edith Berggren, Betty Stanley. Mr. Emery, Annabelle Haag, Betty lXlic-helfelder, Betty Jewhurst. I-lunive l.aliu0, Dorothy Baertst-hi. l22l

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PERICLEAN PROVING itself of great benefit to members and almost indispensable for literary and social advancement of DeVilbiss, the Periclean Literary Society is completing its program this year with great success. The board this year consists of Betty Michaelfelder, president, Betty Hart- man, vice-president, Jeanne Seiss,'recording secretary, Florence Siegenthaler, corresponding secretary, Virginia Byrne, treasurer, and Julie Palm, chaplain. Social activities were planned following the opening meeting. A roast in the fall renewed acquaintances and club activities for the new year of the Pericleans. Several attractive spreads were held in members' homes, an impressive formal installation of new members and oflicers took place, and a beautiful pageant was presented for all students at Christmas time. In co- operation with the other Literary organizations, plans for the third annual Literary Dance were perfected and carried out. In fitting conclusion to a year filled so full of activities, an attractive farewell party was given for retiring senior Peris. To the loyal advisers, Mrs. Carrie Whaley, Mrs. Edith Schwenke, and Miss Marian Smith, who have been willingly helpful in every way, the Peris say thank you. Jud Ron-: Sylvia Poneman, Miss Marian Smith, Mrs. Carrie Whaley, Mrs. Edith Schwenke, Betty Jo Reese, Julia Palm. lx! Hair: Marianne Ernmel, Florence Siegenthaler, Jeanne Siese, Betty lNIichaelfelder, Betty Hartman, Virginia Byrne, Elaine Verma 1 Betty Barefoot. .Till Run-: Doris Hinkle, Edytlie Farpenter, Nancy Jane Sheely, Jennie Hargreaves. Jean Eastman, Anita Smith, Virginia Tanner, Betty Williains, Marian VVeber, Betty Hickling, hlarian Wearley. .Sth Run-: lfletty Roper-:, Dorothy VVoodby, Jean Peake, Virginia Dunbar, Margaret Hill, Eleanor Young, Dorothy Kenney, Shirly Kirby, Ruth Fox. wird Hun-.' lllary Jane Robinson, Roberta Newcomb, Kathryn VVorley, Anglea Badhons, Jean Purvis, Joyce Anderson, Dorothy Blackie, Patricia Heinnian, Marian Peterson. ghul Rau-: Betty Rossman, Helen Kirehotfer, Anabel Peterson, Lysbeth Rood, Elaine Teufel, Elizabeth Grilfen, Mary Jane Howard, Minneruth Buschman, Lucille Ashton, Dorothy Dale, Helen Boyer, Mary Ellen LaSueur. Ist Hou-.' Estelle WValendzak, Janet Haas, Kathryn Stacey, Ruth Schrietzer, Dorothy Downing, Ruth Vance, Bette Ehrat, Blargaret Hartnian, Gretchen Reiclielderfer, Francis Curtis, Virginia Higgins, Dorothy Thompson, Eleanor Eaton, Betty VVyatt, IQ4