Cathedral High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THOSE WHO ARE TO CARRY ON THE CRUSADE FOR THE NEXT YEAR and Page Fifteen

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Senior Crusaders of Nineteen Forty Schlosser, Robert (Doc) ( Cathedral) Intramurals 4; Oratory 3; Cru ' sadcr Staff 3 ' 4; Annual Start 4; Honor Roll 2; Breakfast Com ' mittec 4; Radio Club 2; Ad Drive Leader 2; Ping Pong 3-4. Schoen, James (Jimmy) ( Cathedral) Marian Chairman 2; Football 4; Intramurals 4; Radio Club 2. VoELLINGER, ROBERT (St. Teresa s) (Mohawk) Boxing 4: Baseball 4: Intramur ' als 2 ' 3; Breakfast Committee 4; Radio Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Ping Pong 3 4. W Schmidt, Herbert (Herb) (St. Johns, Red Bud) Crusader Staff 2 ' 3; Band 1 ' 2 ' 3 ' 4; Honor Roll 4; Breakfast Comittec 4; Radio Club 2; Ac ' tivity Leader 2; Annual Staff 4; Paper Drive Leader L2. Stoelzle, Edward (Judge) (Blessed Sacrament) Honor Roll 2 ' 3; Intramurals 3 ' 4. Wuller, Edward (Sleepy) ( Cathedral) Sodality Officer L4; Central Committee 4; Class Officer 4; Basketball 2 ' 3 ' 4; Ping Pong 3 ' 4: Crusader Staff 3; Honor Roll 1 ' 2; Breakfast Committee 4; Ra ' Radio Club 2; Bowling 3; In ' tramurals 2 ' 3 ' 4. Reime Photo. Page Fourteen

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Kenneth Kain Prefect T H E J U N I O R S Scholastically, spiritually, and in extra ' curricular activities the forty ' fivc students comprising the Junior class were among the outstanding of the school. Our Sodality was one of the most active of the school. Kenneth Kain was prefect; Fritz May, secretary; Bernard Boskamp, Catholic Action chairman; Richard Wuller, Eucharistic chairman, and Boh Huber was Mission chairman. Under the guidance of these leaders the spiritual tempo of the class was kept at a high level. Thirteen of the class attained to the honor roll, with Richard Wuller and Ken ' neth Kain making highest honors through ' out the year. Carl Karfs was also an honor student for the entire year. Others made it for one or more terms. In the other activities of the school, the juniors also played an important part. Charles Weygandt and Cletus Wittenaucr competed in the Senior Oratory contest. The debate squade was strengthened by the presence of John Homrighausen, Richard Wuller and Peter Grewach. Ted Gund ' lach, Norman Hoff, Wittenaucr, Homrig ' hausen, Kain, Wuller and Hausmann were faithful workers on the paper staff. In the sale of tickets, paper drives and ad drives, although we did not lead, we gave our full cooperation, and juniors were among the leaders. As seniors and titular leaders of the school next year, we hope to do as well, and even improve our record. Charles Weygandt, Richard Wuller, Class Historians. Bernard Koskamp Willard Conrath William Costello Wilbur Daab Norman Dahm Harold Donovan Georoe Funsch Leon Grandcolas Peter Grewach Joseph Gundlach Theodore Gundlach Garrett Halloran Joseph Hausmann Edward Heman Norman Hopf John Homriohausen Rorert Huber Clarece Idoux Oscar Joffray Kenneth Jones Kenneth Juen Carl Karfs Page Sixteen