Cathedral High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1943 volume:

THE CRUSADER OF '4 3 I 5 - 1 iff' Z, 5 ,.., 13.3 . I, CATHEDRAI. HIGH SCHOOI REl.I.EVILI,E, ILLINOIS BRO. RAYMOND WITTB A Dedication llaiviiig- iinsswl lliroiigli tliv portals of our Alum Maxtor, :mil iipmi nioviiig' out into tlw world to mzilce use of our 4-iliimitioii, wif will li-:iw lwliiiirl ei most ilvzii' l'1'i0111l. Broth- :-i' llziyiiimriiil lmvumi ll'2l1'lIlIlL1' :if 4':illwfl1'al 4llll'lllg' our frvsln- im-ii ymir: 'lllll'Hl1g'll tliv Hrst tlirvv yu-:irs il iiiimlwi' ol' us wviw- pi'ivilvg'ewl lo Hull mn' way into somo ol' liis 1-laissos. 'l'li0ss- wliu iliil not would lists-11 witli Ouvy to the laiiglitm' wmiiiigg l'i'om iliosm- moiris. In om' sviiioi' your wo wow wry Im'l1i1i:114- iii liziviiig liim ns our Ill01lI'l'2lf0l', :incl with luiw ailnlf- zissistxiiivv flu- 1-lass lc-il in spi1'itilzil :xml scllolaslic :ii-livitir-S. Wln-ii of-1-nsioiis arose- stiielviits sought Brotliei' liJlvX'llI'TIlillS airlvim- lm' llw solution ol' pf-i's0li:il prolvlvms. llv sm-viiiwl lll'Vl'!' ln lu- XVl'0llQ'. Yw, wi- uw lvaxviug' ln-liiiul zi triu- 1'i'i4-ml. Many of us inaiix' llK'Yl'l' sw- liim aigalin, but in our 1ll0ll10l'j' lim- will zil- wziys wiiiziiii :is lic- is imlziy, Tliv lwst lll'll'llll ai stiuli-ut r-oulql lizlw. 'llli4'l'l'li0l'0, wv, llw SOIll0l'S ol' '43, :irc p1'ivil1-gl-ml to ulmwliwits- ll1iN 'xi-:1i s Annual to Hrofliur Rzlyiuouil Wittv, 5.31. IHS l'lXl'l'II1l.l'IX1'Y. MUST lIl'IY. 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The majority of' the seniors will go to the Uncle Sa1n's armed forces. Some to the Ariny, some to the Navy, Marines, others to the Air Vorps. But wherever they may be, if at a camp in sunny Florida or in a foxhole at flll2lIl2ll'21llEll, they will always 1'0lllPlllll0l' how close he brought us to God. BRO. URBAN FIAICICGIC. S.M.,Ph.D. For two years it has been our distinct pleasure to have been under the supervision of Brother Urban Fleege, S.M.,Ph.D. Duringthese years many changes have been made through his incessant zeal to make C.H.S. the institu- tion that will give its students the best educa- tion possible. Last year, mechanical drawing was introduced for the first time. This year, trigononletry, biology, remedial reading, shop eourses, and aeronautics were offered to the students. Also, this year, with Lt. John H. Starke as drilhnaster, a Victory Corps was or- ganized, giving all students the fundamental loot inoveinents of the Arnly. ln these two years, strict discipline was en- forced. We did not like it, hut realize now the great amount of good Brother Urban has ac- coinplished. Faculty BRO. RAYMOND VVITTE Calliedral High has been conducted by the Brothers of Mary for the past thirty-eight years. During' our four years, we consider ourselves f01'll111H,tC in having been un- der the supervision of these zealous men. As f1'0SllIllCl1 and sophomores under the direction of Brother NVilfred Moran, S.M., Ph.D., we prepared ourselves to become upperelassnien. During the lust two years, under the guidance of Broth- er Urban Fleege, SM.. Ph.D., stern discipline was our lot. VVe didn 't like it. But now, at Fi11is of our four- XC111' stay, our eyes are opened and we realize what a price- less training is ours. It is a training by men for men. They laid the foundationg the future is ours. Bro. Michael Brangan Bro. Alphonse Scherer Bro. Victor Naegele Bro. Anthony Gerharclt Bro. Francis Heidcmann Mr. Otto Rubach Bro. Anthony Sobocinski Fr C Schindler Fr. J. M.cCormick Fr. F. Renschen Mr. B. L. Miller Y. Q, -, g ,V abil W, :- IFF? if V? 4. Xa n g f Q2 K, W 3 4 '71 it 4 A4 . A '--Ez' 'f 'xfip rn ,V EL w . 'rw 4 131-1 Lak 'Za Q: F 372 , 1-1 W -Qu , I 1, , v ' 4 'S 1. , , . U I? M H 5 Qqbu. '22 . 'w S X 'f x 1. ' 3... H 'X x ' er f X 'fi '1- X 'fig ,V-A -1 wi .V-.S . .S-:V :X Air V--. S- --f' f-'W .f ay.. ' -'4w,5,. :a, ,. -. -, , -A ,gg-my-' if A ' '- 'f f ' M -.531 ,. ' , ,' 415. ' ft ' ' Ga T Q' - 'f .:,Qaf53l9g 155. ,ww 1--:bg -1 ' 'HA 1 f ff? ap, V:+'l:,,,4 1 f, ,, 'N . 4.55. ,wx-x,.i54. - 3, . j QQ? .---, - . 1 -fu-LQ. 1 -- : 5 rj! 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Elocution 1-2 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 4 HENRY J. DETERMAN- Hank Cathedral Parish New Baden Community High 1-2-3 Intramurals 4, Dramatics 4 VIRGIL A. EICHENSEER- Ike St. Augustine Parish, Hecker Baseball 2-3, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-3, Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4, Server 1-2-3-4 LESTER E. ERNST- Les St. Luke's Parish Server 1-2, Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 4, Oratory 4 JOSEPH M. FENOUGHTY- Mike Cathedral Parish Boxing 1-2, Champ 1-2, Sodality 1 Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Paper Staff 3 Central Committee 1, Dramatics 4 Elocution 1-2, Debating Z Cheer Leader 2-3 JOHN D. GRIFFIN- Denny Blessed Sacrament Parish Soflality Officer 1-2-3-4 Debating 2-3, Football 3-4 Central Committee 2-3, Elocutinn 1 Military Officer 4, Paper Staff 3-4 Oratory 1, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2, Serving 1-2-3-4 JOHN A. BAUER- Johnny V-5 Cathedral Parish Football 1-2-3-4, Boxing 1-2-3 Server 1, Intramural 1-2-3 Class Officer 1, Military Officer '4 Dramatics 3 CARL V. BECHERER- Beck Cathedral Parish Basketball 2, Intramurals 1-2-3 Sodality 1, Server 1-2-3 Spirit Banner Representative 2, Class Officer 3, Elocution 1 Band l-2-3-4, Honor Roll 1-2-4 Glee Club 3-4, Dramatics 3 Military Officer 4, Paper Staff 3-4 Band Librarian 4 HENRY A. BECHTOLDT- Hank Cathedral Parish Basketball 2, Boxing 2 Intramurals 4, Annual Staff 4 RAYMOND F. BRUEGGEMAN- - Brig St. Mary's Parish Intramurals 1, Soclality 1 Annual Staff 4, Honor Roll 1-4 Dramatics 3-4, Military Officer 4 ROBERT F. BUEHLER- Bob Cathedral Parish Basketball 2-3, Boxing 1-2-3 Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Honor Roll 3 Military Officer 4 RICHARD T. CADMUS-- Dick Cathedral Parish Boxing 1, Intramurals 1-2-3 Paper Staff 4. Debating 3, Annual Staff 4, Honor Roll l-2-3-4 Glee Club 4, Military Officer 4 1 VIILTON C JORN Suga Corpus Christi Parish Shiloh Football 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Basketball Captain 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Il11I'd111l11d1S 1 2 4 Sodallty 1 2 Parish Representative 4 Central Committee 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Dramatics 4 Camera Club 4 CLETUS E. IDOUX-t'Clete Cathedral Parish JAMFS E KOHL Jim Cathedral Parish Campion Jesuit High School 2 Paper Staff 3 4 Debatmg 3 lslocution Winner 1 Mllitarv Officer 4 Central Committee 1 3 4 Football 1 3 Spirit Banner Representative 3 Sodality Officer 3-4 Class Officer 4 Intramurals 3 Honor Roll 1-3-4 Basketball 1 RUSSELL C. LINDOW- Russ' Cathedral Parish Football 2-3, Basketball 2-3 Boxing 1-2-3, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1, Annual Staff 4. Dramatics 3-4, Sodality 1 Military Officer 4 WILLIAM J. HOMRIGHAUSEN - Homer Blessed Sacrament Parish Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Soclality 1-2-3-4 Central Committee 4, Server 1 Class Officer 1-3-4, Annual Staff 4 Elocution 1, Honor Roll 2-4, Dramatics 3-4, Military Officer 4 Parish Representative 4 PAUL T. HEMANN- P. T. St. Mary Parish Intramurals 3, Sodality 1-2 Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4 Elocution 1, Band 1-2-3-4, Honor Roll 1-2-3, Glee Club 3 Dramatics 3-4, Military Officer 4 LeROY HAAS- Cutie Parish Representative 4. Central Committee 4, Band 2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4, Server 1-2-3-4 JOHN B. GUNDLAcH+-'Bend' Cathedral Parish Basketball 2-3, Boxing 1 Intramurals 1-2-3, Elocution 1-2 Oratory 3, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Debating 3 Paper Staff 4, Class Officer 1-2 Intramurals 1-2-3, Glee Club 1-2-4 Server 1-2-3 WALTER J. LUCASH- Windy St. Joseph Parish, Freburg Freeburg Community High 1-2 Football 3-4, Basketball 3 Intramurals 3-4, Sodality 4 Central Committee 4, Class Officer 3-4 Military Officer 4 LEO F. LUGGE- Wolf Cathedral Parish Intramurals 1-2-3-4 EDMUND J. MATYCHOWIAK -..Maty,, Basketball 2-3, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Honor Roll 1-2, Dramatics 3-4 Boxing 1, Elocution 1 ANTHONY C. FREIN- Do.c,' Cathedral Parish Band 1-2-3, Glee Club 3, Oratory 1 Sodality Officer 1, Class Officer 1-2 Honor Roll 1-2-3 Military Drill Officer 3 ' get -WZ if 'S I 05, S . t K 2' A at V1 4, ,...:. ::...,:. ,.:.. 5 .Q s Q SQ y ? hibx Q J! QW t C?-X 2 ft Y at 3 uf, Z s Q C K 92 . X 't ' ' , 2 M GEORGE J, S 1'LLIVAN- 'Sully Intramurals 1-2, Sodality Officer 1-2-3 Class Officer 3, Debate 3, Oratory 2-3 Elocution 1, Honor Roll 1-2-3 JAMES R. YOELLINGER- Dutch St. Thern-sa's Parish Football 4, Sodality 2-4 Central Committee 2-3-4, Class Officer 4, Oratory 2-4, Band 1-2-3 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 4, Dramaties 3-4 Military Officer 4. Camera Club 4 Parish Representative 2-3-4 Intramurals l-2-3-4 VIRGIL J. VOSS- Virg St. Luke's Parish Basketball 2, Baseball 1-2-3 Intramurals 1-2-3 Parish Representative 4 Central Committee 4, Paper Statt 3 Dramaties 4, Annual Staff 4 Camera Club 4, Bulletin Board 3 JAMES S. WILSON- VVillie Cathedral Parish Football 2, Boxing 1, Intramurals 1 Sodality 2-3-4, Central Committee 4 Server 1-2, Paper Statnf 3-4, Eloeution 1 Band 1-2-3-4, Honor Roll 1-2 THOMAS VVULLER-UT. J. Cathedral Parish Football 3-4, Basketball 2-3, Boxing 1-2-3, Intramurals l-2-3-4 Sodality 1-Z-3-4, Central Committee 4 Server 1-2, Class Officer 4 Paper Staff 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Eloeution 1-2, Band l-2-3, Honor Roll 1-2-4, Dramaties 3-4 VVILLIAM J. YOUNG-- VVimpy St. Marys Pa1'ish Boxing 1. Intraumarsl 1-2-3-4 Sodality 1 JOSEPH L. MUELLER- 'Tiny Cathedral Parish Fottball 1-2-3, Class Officer 4 Spirit Banner Representative l-2-3 Annual Staff 4, Dramatics 3-4 Military Officer 4, Camera Club 4 Student Manager 3 ALVIN E. MAY- Tubby Cathedral Parish Baseball 2-3, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Bulletin Board 2-3, Annual Staff 4 GERALD J. PONISKE- Jer1'y St. T116FCS3lS Parish Football 2-3--4, Co-captain 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4, Boxing' 1-2, Champ l-2, Baseball l-2-3, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Sodality 1-2-3-4 Central Committee 2-3-4, Class Officer 3-4, Paper Staff 3-4 Annual Staff 4, Band 1-2-3-4 Honor Roll 1-2-4, Dramaties 4 Military Officer 4 RAYMOND C. REEB- Ray Cathedral Parish Intramurals 2-4, Dramatics 4 EDWARD J. SCHOEN- Epp Cathedral Parish Football 1-2-3-4, Co-captain 4 Baseball 1, Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Server 1-2, Paper Staff 3, Band 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-4, Dramatics 4 JOHN J. STRAUB INGER- Johnny Cathedral Parish Sodality 3. Central Committee 4 Parish Representative 4, Server 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4 Honor Roll 4. Glee Club 2-3-4 Dramaties 4, Activity Leader 1-2-3-4 rww rv- , .!,. ,. , 'yur-T-,.,f. :W-F -. 4' 4 . . 22 1, L- -81 ,f fs 2 , x N R, 11, .-., A , 'N x . L - XX 'ln' Wfai- 9 -.,-.. 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Smith, li. Bauer, J. Kaiser, R. Simpson, J. Bcchrzrcr, H. Pucini. Fifth Row: R. M.cN:1y, K. Mcrtcns. Thv cflnss ul' .lnninr .X wus this yvzn' ably lvrl in various nvtivilivs hy Bro. Alpllonew Sl'lll'l'0l', lll0llC'l'2ll0l'1 John Bntlnglin, so4l:1lil.y p1'vl'i-vt, and Jinx Sullivan, f'l2lS4 lll'f'Slll0lll'. Tha- 1-hiss soalnlity was mn' ol' thi- most avtivc- in tho svhool, forming' Il vvry sllvvvss- l'nl vonnnnnion f'ii'1'l0, 4-11-vlilig' 21 Klny nltnr lin l'0l1'lllllK'ltl0ll with Jnnim' BJ, :xml tlnring In-nt 1'0lltl'llllll'i'll twvntx'-six tlollnrs to thi- lllissins. This total was svvoml only to that ul' tht' Svniors. Tho films was qnitv 1-npnhly 1'UllI'l'Sl'lll0ll in tho Y2ll'l0llS 0Xll'2l'1'lll'l'lK'lllill' :lc-tivitios, snvh ns football, hnskcthzlll, :Intl m'ntm'y. Junior I3 was this .X'4'2ll' llllll4'l' tht' unitlznic-0 ol' Bro. Anthony Gv1'l1zn'1lt, who also haul I'll2ll'Ll'l' ol' tht- film' Vlnh nnfl wvs Alhlvtiz- lJi1'v0tm'. ln mn' first soihlliiv IIll'l'llllg' ol' thi' yvnr, wo olwlc-tl L00 lVil'l'IIl?llll, P1'l'l'lli'lQ lfhl. Bvrkvl, .HM-1'vt:11'yg Mc-l Roth, 3l2ll'lilll l'llilll'lll2YllQ Roy hVli'H01ll!0l'll, Tl'U2lSlll'l'l'Q ll0l'll0llllS Roth, Untlioliv Avtitni Cllalirnlzun. During L1-nt wat 1'0lll1'll!llt04l lwvnty-six ilollnrs to that Missions. This total was sovoinl only to that 01' thu S1-niors. In l'Xll'2l-l'lll'l'll'lllill' awtivitivs, uni' cfhlss was nhly l'0Ill'0S1'lllU1l hy L00 G0l'lll2llll, Mol Roth, l'0l'lll'llllS lioth, lflvs-1'vtt l'l'is'fi'v1', Roy YVlI'S0lll!0l'll, Yvillllll' Brznin, lihlwin Svlllossc-1' :intl Ffilllli t':n-viaitow-, in nllllvlivsg Anthony Frivn, John lgllK'llll0lZ, and L00 fil'l'lll2llll, in tho Glam- Clnhg :incl llziwy Funk, Ahlllllll' Bic-hl, and Mill I4lll1lEllll'l'1', in tho Bznnl. First Row: J. Huchholz, H. Hclfrirh, J. Husswn, Y. Iicllcmzm, H. Funk. Second Row: lf. Bcrkc-l, M. Roth, XY. lirzuni, li. Hoffniizin, A. Bichl, R. Stziurlcr. Third Row: F. Cziccizittm-. M. limlznicr, li. Schlosscr, C. Wie-st-n, J. Linclcr. Fourth Row: li, Pfcifft-r, R. Wicscnhm-n, I.. Kit-rnmin, XV. Meister, C. Ruth, A. Frcin. unior B lrst Row: V. Fellner. R. Spehn, R. Bogner, W. VVuller, C. Andres, H. Lorenz. :cond Row: J. Lchman, T. Rcnner, J. Koch. J. Huber, R. Rice. M. Schuctz. hird Row: J. Stingl, Cf. Rcimc, E. Fictsam. L. Villemain, R. VVcuzel, M. Poniskc, G. Ballard. ourth Row: VV. Collins. I. Braun, E. Faltus, L. Lauth, B. Schulte, Bretsch, h R. Schaefer. lfth Row: P. Griffin, R. Stauder, I. Bctharcl, P. G. Granclcolas. Q. Huber, A. Bauer, M. Luby. xth Row: T. Schaefcr, V. Mueller, A. Stengfcr, J. Glnuher, C. Taylor. Sophomores The S0llll0lIl0l'l' class ol' '43, unrlur tho ahlo Q'l1lfl2lll00 of Brothvr Miclmcl Brangan, was vvry avtivo ill all thc- school l1Ilfll'l'ti1lil!lg'S. The Soph Classroom soilulity, lwl hy G. lVullcr, pirfvvtg V. Follnvr, s0r'r0ta1'yg V. Mueller, Marian clluirinzm, and H. Lore-nz, Euclmristio Glmirman, roavlned an unpro- corlvntorl ll0lLL'llt as lhvy holxl, bcsimle- tlwir 1'02'l1lil1' rotrvat, a clay of rccollevtion. ln order to s-110o111'au,0 daily C'0lllllllllli0ll, the Sophs 01'Q'RlliZ0li the sale of niilk and cake For br0akf'ast. Sf'll0l21StlK'21llj', tho Sophs plavvfl twr-lvo boys on thc- honor roll. The boys who nttuincfl the covvtvil position wr-rv: A. Stv11gm', Gr. NV1lll01', ll. YVvnm-l, R. Bofnor, U. Anmlrvs, A. Buuvr, J. PAVZHIII1, V. Fvllnc-1'. G. Griff'il1, J. Lolmlull, T. R0llllf'l', Illlil J. Stingl. R. ROLIIIOI' was tho Soph's f'0lllfl'll'7lll'l0ll to thu 0llU01'll'2lflf'l'S. On tho haskvthall floor tho Sophs Wm-rv ahh- to 1'm'nish Onough plnyors for two full tennis. Thoy wvroa J. Koch, L. Louth, J. L1-hnmn, P. Gl'HIlIll 0lHS, J. Glaubor, R. Bog-nor, G. NVull0r, A. Stein-gr ,l'l. Fictsnm, and M. Zipfvl. In the Gloo Club, tho F'-ophs were 1'0lU'PHUlll0Il by U. Reima, U. Anflrcs, V. Follnor, R. Stmulcr, T. Svllnvfvr, M. Poniskv, M. Sclxuvtz, C. Taylor, and H. Lorenz. V. Andros, G. YVnllo1', Huhvr, J. Huber, H. Lorenz, P. Griffin, R. Rico, and J. Glaubvr prove-il tll0IllSl'lVOS vnlimlrlv llll'lIllJ0l'S ol' tho Caflleflral High Band. In the newly vstablibllc-rl military 1ll'0g.1'1'2lI1l, Russvll YVcnz0l was maclo 21. corporal. Freshman A First Row: R. Mayer, E. Wluller. R. Fuhrman, H. Guenther, D. Taphorn. Second Row: R. Schulte. F. Sullivan, J. Fellner, M. Villemain, W. Neshit, C. Wiley Third Row: J. Ho,ch, J. Rowan, T. Lelnnan, T. Shetterly, F. Mot-ssinger. Fourth Row: -I. Neslmit, G. NVyatt, l.. Fournie, D. Schaefer, D. Fifth Row: F. Donovan, F. Throekmorton, A. Tecklenhurg. G. Geolat. Sirlclal, C. S.ffl1auerte The Freshman A, under Bro. Vietor Naegele, elass moderator, has been active in all seholastie, spiritual a11d extra-f-urrieular at-tivities for the sehool year of 19-L2-43. A good many of the boys took an aetive part in basketball and toothall, and the class was also represented in the Oratory and liloeution eontests. Roy Mayer led the elass in the majority ol' the drives. Freshman A eomhined with Freshman B to form one of the sel1ool's leading' solthall teams. The Sodality has also borne its load in the spiritual activities hy eontrilniting 31415100 to the Missions. It has also taken an at-tive part in the many other spiritual undertakinfgs led by the Sodality l'rel'eet, Adolph Teeklenhere', and the other sodality officers, W. Nesbit, R. Mayer, Ill. Villemain, F. Moessinger, and D. 'l'aphorn. Our enrollment as the 1'll'K'SllIIlill1 B r-lass was 26 students. Brother Anthony Sohoeinski was our moderator and spiritual advisor. We did our hit., as lar as athletics were eoneerned. Larry Marsh eopped the pon title. school ping- g' ' We elected L. Marsh and ilene Ghapnt our sodality prefeets, and ehose R. Sax, J. Sehr, II. Tiherend 'inf' l Ho l' m ' ' ' ' ' , . 4 .. 'cn ey-1 to aid as various eomnuttee chairmen. We uatliered a large amount. ol' silver paper and stamps as our donation to the missions, and it was our elass who suggresled that each elass eolleet pennies l'or NVar Bonds during' Lent. A lilmer Sf'llllltK' was one ol' the school leaders in the greatest serap drive in the history ol' the school. First Row: R. Sax, J. Sehr, P. Schmittling, E. Besson, A. Gass. Second Row: J. S.chwartz, G. Roclenmeyer, R. Seheihel, j. Gass. Third Row: C. Staucler, L. X'Yessel, J. Biekert, R. Lauf, T. Novaek, J, Loesqhe, Fourth Row: E. Schulte, L. Brown, D. Galati, G. Chaput. Fifth Row: VV. Bauer, O. Sauerwein, ll. Schaefer. l Freshman B ,. yn: , E, K . .. liilwil QW-, ', .,. . ,, - - -'iz 1 E i. 53 . xg, 3 t' if tx? Z.. Y-, uk 'nk g 1. 1221.1 335 A-,lu -- .12 frx W xv : Y wif- . 'fix - . Haig... Yrs: c p 5 . 'fl -- 579. 'f'i11f.. 2.12 - fa.. . 1, V 31, 1-.'1fs.5 wk . J A '37 ' iff- -t wig. -' my U I is 4- 129'-, ' -Q, ' . ' ' wr .K ' , 1. 2 , ' . ..., NME w egg, Q -. ,A .JL .V V .. A A :vu at 4, 1 ' 'H ' 'aZff:. ,15,-mx . L -1,f'Yf- . 2 . . - 5 ,.5?ig:'f5 W 1 'ik 5 Q5 f, pw 'vifif' ' . X' 2 43, aff 12' N z, S ff ,'ff ,f?y'.e .si .. YMZ1. V., A f. 2f-9,114.2 -hiv: , A . . ' 11' vfgleiq'-f'V ' ?', ,jfug . V .' -5 f -fixckg' 1-5.1 J, xg . E211 .5 . , , 1 Ewa:-'E'..a'f '?.EfT ,E , mf avi ' -V ' 5 . M .ff ' 1:,v1 X'?,- f M y A .A - yi' ref- . x,.v- :..., ' if , l ' ':. war . ' 4, .Y f-- .,f -Ai.- ' . ' -', 1'fq.f'x -', A, .' ESE ' . .f'1-2'f,?ff?'f1? 1.4 W. ' ,:17'- ,g- fv-.51 XF! 4:5 j if - J. w ,295 .f gg. r J' Az..-V 1 , - K T. , - ' +i?qf,:wif1f' ,le 45' ,3 - ff, Y-'ff 3 -f'f'..f . f sf ' ' 35 'Li' V e6 'sz't mv , t -L X' fiua ,Q , 4. if '1 -X5 L ,I ,rg , -I: .3 ,wp f ,f-' Haw? , f- f , .ff -'41 , ff ' 4,1 ' . .- .gvgfbg-.f:xn2, -.- 'T ,Q ' - ' - - ' f' ' M12 4 - -7, '1inQjc 'QLHP ' -P , . ' ,, ' . ' 'f ' ?,1'W M-,',,:Z'- ' ., 'V .' :E::SQL1f23'5??:,ii5 ' , A' . , . Wil-' 3-4' H '..? f . 4 4' ' .v ff' I ami .4 fgsv f - . G-Pj, 'gfffiglvzf , 1'-QT?-2.4Q'.r' . W ,rf if QV ai 555' .gi f ' V - 'Q W I 1 :- 1. DX L vs .1 ,W 4. 1 L '- 1 330, Y. V Y -gp .HT ' iff - , -gfx. 'Fifa 55:5 535535 ' ,Nia Q :iii -ff? 5239 -I? if ' 153.2 'L'-'QE Q5.i'5'f ' 1' 1: 'gf 5' 516.15 - f :af-'ii Wi? ii? 1: 1.5041 '.:1':A .3 1454 iff pil 1 . Em ,Q 4 56251 5. 5251 Q: js - ia -:iw 33325 'af' wee: mi-M wa? 1- 155.151 4591 1' ww-' 6 ACTIVITIE First Row: XV. 1.11c11s11, T. VVl.I11CI',-1. P011iskc,J. V111:11i11gcr,1. 1K1Y11SOl1,W. H111111'ig11ause11 Second Row: G. XVu11cr, 1,, Haas, M. jorn, F. Karfs, 1. S1r11uI1i11ger, V. Voss. Third Row: G. C112i1Jll1, I.. CSQN1111111, J. 1.1Zl112ig112i. T1111 1111111'c 110llll1l111l'l' 01' 11111 S01111111y 01' 11111 111111111011111111 C01111111111o11 1s 1'0111110S1111 01' 11111 Sl'1I10I' S0111111tj' 11f1'i1'111's, 01' 11111ss 1l1'K'1'1'l'tS 111111 11111'1sI1 1'1:111'cs1-1111111v11s. T1111s11 o11'11'01's 11111 1'11s11011s111111 1'01' 11111 111111111111g 111111 s11111111v1s1011 01' 11111 lllU1l11l1j' s01111111y 11111111- 11125 W1111111 111'11 1111111 011 11111 T11111's1111y 1l1'l'1'l'1111lQ' 11111 111's1 Fl'1112lj' 111' 11111'11 1ll0ll11l. T111- 111u'110s11 01' 1111s 1-01111111111111 15 10 11111 111111 11111'o111'11u'1' 11111 51111101115 111 111l'1l' 511111111111 1113- 11v11111s, 111111 10 1'l'lll1ll11 11111111 111' 11111 111111111'111111 1'1111s1s 111' 11111 Ill01l11l. .1111'1'y P011isk11 was 14011111111 P1'111'111'1g 1111111111111 1101111'1g'111111s1111, S1'1'l'l'11l1'y9 1Y?l1101' L111'11s11, .11'., Mission C111111'111:1113 .I1111111s XV115Oll, 11121l'12lll 111l2l1l'1ll1lllQ 112111108 K0111, 1'11111011c A1-11011 111l2l11'Ill2lIl, 111111 IJl'lll11S 111111111, 11I111'11111'1s1111 C1l1l11'1l11lll. NVI11111 .11111111s K0111 111111 D1111111s 111'1fT1ll 11111 101' 1'011l'2'l', 11111 s111111-111s 11111011111 -111111115 V111-11111u'111' 12111111110 :Xf'1101l CI111111111111, 111111 TOIII XVlI11I'l' lC111111:11'1s11c 1'1111i1'1111111. T110 1'0111111i111111 was llll11l'1' 11111 guid- 1111c11 01' 131'o111111' 111112111 F11111g'11, 111-1111-111111. T1111 11111'is11 1'1-111'11s111111111V11s w111'11: 1101111 S11'111111111g'111', C1111111111111, 111111 f'11ni1'111H11 01 11111 11111-1511 1-1-111'11s11111:11iv11s: 111111011 -10111, 0111-01'-town 11111'is1111s3 Virgil Voss. St. Lll1i01S1 Fl'Hl11'15 Iiil1'1IS S1. 111?l11'V1SQ L11H11V Hass S1. T1T?1l'V,S' xV11111lll1 H01111'12'111111s1111 B11-ssf111 7 . 1 1 1 7 9 511011-111111111 111111 -12111105 xv01'11l1l 'l'1' St. T11111'11s11's. Y 1 7 T1111 Vlass P1'111'111'1s w111'11: J111'1'y Po111wk11, S1111i01'g L00 G1'1'11111111 J1111101' A5 JO1111 Y B11t111g'1111, .111111o1' B3 f11'0l'!'f' xY11111'1', S011111111101'11sg :x1101111I T111-k11111h111'g', F1'f'S1lll121l1 A, 111111 G1-110 111l211lll1, F1'11s11111:111 B. 1Jll1S1illl111Ilg' 111'111'1111114 01' 1111- j'l'1ll'I T1111 1111155 11011111' 110115 11111 A111111111 11111111111 11'111C1l was 1-01111111-11111 11-R' 1'121111l1'1' F111'1111+, Ss.11.. 1111 11f'101l1'1' 5, 11 111111 TQ 11111 1'1'l'1'111lg' 01' il 111111111111111 l'2lf'1i 111 11111 1111111 11111 11111111'111g' 01' 11111 1'1l'1'S1l1l11'll 11110 11111 S0112I111j'Q 11111 111s11111y 01' 11111u'11v.11111s 111111 1111s11-rs l'1'12l111l2' 10 1'111110111- 1'1'11ss BT11111111 11111 1'111'111111g 01' C1111111111111011 l'11'c111s 1111'011g'110111 11111 1111:1:1'l'1'lI1' 1-111ss11sg 1'111110111' Press Q1111s11011:111'11, 111111 11111 1j0l'Il11llg' of F1 11Y111Q' 1'0S21l'y 111' 11111 111ff1'l'1'll1 1'111ss11s. This 1'01111111111111 s1111'1'1'111-1' 11111111s 111111 11111 51111111111 1D0115' 1111s 111111111111111 by 11111 111111151 1111-as XV1ll1'1l XVi1l'1' 1ll'0l12f1l1 111 you by 1111'f111'11111. 1111111111111's 01' 1111s 110111111i111111. XV1- 1101111 111111 w11 1111v11 11111111111 you 510111 1111 111:111y 311111-115, 1V1111'1l w111 11111 you 111 gilillillg your 111111'11111 s111v1111011. eft to Right: Clemencc Schauertc, George Wuller, and Walter Nesbit. Elocutlon Cleiiiemco Soliauorto, I1n1'v0y Guonthvr, 1Valt0i Nosbit, of tho Froshnu-n classvs, and Gr-orgo VVullv1' :incl John Stingl, ol' tho Sophonloi-0 class, parti- viputvcl in tho olocution r-ontc-st. After oliminations hold on April 11, C. SC'll2lllO1'tl', NV. Ne-shit, and G. 1Vu11cr rcniainoil for thc linrils. Tho night ol' April 18 tho finals took plzwo in tho 13111891100 of Futllor Mus-llvr and the publiv. NV, Nosbit, ol' lA, ClIl01'g'Cll thu vivtor. Ho won tho beautiful 5:0111 loviingg oup 1ll'l'S0lltUt1 by Mr. Frvd Zarlnarski ol' Bolle-vi110. 7 Oratory Tho Qohl loving c-np, zuvm11ua1 by Bishop Althoff to thi' winnvr ol' his annual O1'2lt01'iC2l1 Contest, was pm-sc-iitvcl hy Monsignor Muolhvr to James V001- liiigror. Tho topic this your was, H.l'1IlllCElti0l1 and lts Optonnistic- Outlook for Catholic Youth , Palrtivipaitilig' in the Cont:-st wc-ro: J. Vovllingcr, 513g L. Ernst, '-13g J. Battziglia, '44, 211111 J. Sullivan, '43, x100ll1Ilg'0l', Ernst, :in41 Sullivan ooinpotod in the- finals. it Vo011inu'vr, XYll0l'I'Ill'0S0llll'11 i12ltllCIl1'iil in the Whist- orn Catholic 11111011 contest, at St. Frmwis 110 Szllh-s C1lll1'I'1l in St. Louis, deserves lllllf'1l credit for his ox- oollc-nt showing: Likvwiso f'0llS1I101'?1ti0ll should go to Bro. Victor Nzwgvle, who dovotofl nnwh time and labor to tho training' of the-so boys for thu contest. Left to Right: Lester lirnst, James Vocllingcr, and Jim Sullivan. Band First Row: G. Xxvllllilf. J. Hoch, J. Rowan, I.. Haas, R. Rice. C. Andros, H. Funk, J. Poniskc Q. Huber, VV, 'l'z1nl1or11, G. VV,v21tt, J. Huber, J. Bin-k01't, H. Lorenz. Second ROW: C. llL'L'llCI'Cl', lll'lll'l1 11121-lUl'I A. Frein, M. l.i11flz1n01', P. HL'l1l1lllI1, J. VVilQr1n, E. Schocn, I. Fluchholz, XV. Neshit, J. Glziulmcr, Lf. Scliziuurtm-, l.. Fournic, A. Richl, P. Grittin, D. Schaefer Prof. ll. l.. Miller, K.S.G., 00111lu0to1'. NVitl1 thi- 1-01111111-tio11 ot' Hllfitllltl' y0:11', tl10 C2ItllI'fll'Hl lligh School Bzinrl 4-2111 1'i0w with p1'i1l0 its 211-0011111lish111011ts, llliltll? possihlv only by tl10 splonrlifl t021111wo1'k 21114l 021op01'21tio11 of 21ll its 1110111l101's. At tl10 lll'Q'lllllllI2' ol' tl10 y0211', lfYVi'!ll'.V-l'l2'lll stnclc-nts 2111Sw01'01l tl10 021ll for 11111sir-i2111s for tl10 l121114l. Pl'2lf'tlt'tx l10u'2111 i11111101li21t0ly :1114l, 11114l01' tl10 1lll't'f'll0ll ot' l'1'ot'1-ssorH01'11:11'ml L. Milla-1', K.S.G., tlll' h21111l soon l'Jl'LL'2lll to l4llllC'll0l1 as tlll 0I'g'2llllZtlfi0l1. 'l'h0 lollowillg is El list ol' tl10 llillltl 1111-111l101's: lllRll'lllI'tI C. B01-l101'01', P. H0111211111, lll. Ll1lflilllt'l', D. Sf'll2N'l10l', R. Rir-0, J. HOW2111, L. H2121s, 21114l J. llo0l1. T1'11111110t.s: P. G1'itTi11, J. lVils011, J. H11h01', V. S0l1211101't0, G. YVy21tt, tllltl J. Rlt'lil'l't. 'l'1'0111ho110s: E, Sf'll0l'll, J. Glt1lllH'l', J. lgllltllllllll, L. Fonrniv, D1'11n1s: ll. Funk Q. lllllll'l', J. Po11isk0. Horns: NV. T2l11llOl'll. A. Bic-hl, 2111rl C. A11cl1'0s. S21x21pl1o110: A. Fl'K'lll. Oboe: H. Lorcnz. Fl11t0: G. xVllll01'. Tuba: W .Nt-shit. 'l'h0 Hint l'll2'7lQ'l'llli'l1t 21t whivh t.l10 l121114l p01't'01'l1101l was tl10 P011 Rally hvhl on tl10 stugs- ol' tl10 I1lll00lll 'I'l1021t1'0. On Octobvi' 25 tl10 l121111l lllilyvtl for thc- Hi'f'0llfl lillltt nt till' 21111111211 Ivlltllvl'-S011 B2111q110t. 011 NOX'l'llllll'Y' 6 illlt hanml playful Ill thc- C21thc-xl1'21l-lNI211'q110tt0 football Q211110. Too long' is tl10 list ol' otl101' z1pp0211'211100s. V others' Club Alimidy' i11 iis l'0lll'iil Sllf'4'l'SSiAlll yn-:11', Tho Mofhvrs' Club has lliSiiUQ.IlllN 101 1 si :ls Ulll' ol' thi- mosi zwtivv o1'g'z111im1tio11s :if C:1fll1'1li':1l High S1-hool, I ll1l1'I'ill1' 1111111111-1' lK'2l4ll'l'illlIb oi Mrs H. Nohuvii, P1'1-siilviitg Mrs. XY. H011111 X l,l'0Si1il'lliQ Mrs. .l. X'ovlli11g1'1'. Sl'4'l'4'i2ll'y, Zlllll Mrs. U. Pr0'1'lll'l', TI'l'2lSllI'l'l', thc' Nc 14 filllll has Ill'0YOIl iisvll' ai Ykllllilbli' axrsvf lo tho school. 'l'hv 1'vg'11l:l1'4'l11h lIIK'1'iillQ'5 worm- hvlml o11 ihc- si-1'o111l Tlllll'SlI1Ij' oi' 11:11-h 1111 1 Iirst IIllx1'tillQ', hc-hl on Svpivrnhvi' 10, gaiw tho moihi-1's :1 vl1:111f'v io hm-r'o1111 1111111111 1 with OIIO :111otl11-1: Iligliliglifillg thv IIIOIIHI oi' Uviohvi' was fha' Allllllkil Fziflia-1'-S011 Hziiiqiwf spoiisoi ' hy thx' 111otl11-1's. Thr' lbI'illK'ill2l1 SIIUZIICUI' on fhis 0l'1'IISi0lI was thv ho11o1.1hl1 Jlll 1-1 hIlllll'if'l' .lovr-i', :1 p1'o111i11v11f lziwyvr ol' Iiasi' St. Louis. AT H10 P'C'iPl'll2ll'.Y l'll'l'tillg' thi- ixiofhi-rs worm- l'Ilf1'l'i2lillI'1l wifh :1 11l'lll0llSil1I Thx' shysivs 1-hiss. Y Now offivm-rs I'o1' nvxt yl'2ll' wc-11' l'll'f'fl'lVl :it thv May lll0l'iillg1'. 011 May 0 1 Mot 1018, Daly Choir 211111 Baud C0lll'0l't wnw Q'iYl'Il di-mlivzifm-11 lo fha- lll0iilK'!'S. Thu Sl'l1i0l'AIxI0HIl'l' lll'l'2lk1l2lSt was hm-hl Oll Mug' T ill Thu Vhih Hoom 1 1 11-1 o '1-loc-k Mass. BPUZIIIS1' ol' thc- sph-1113111 cff'o1'i ol' ihv Moflivrs' l'l11h, fha' 1111-111111-1's oi tha- 1.11 i11g'S1-11io1'r'l:1ss ol' 1-if3XV0l'K' :ihlv io zilivllci :1 1ll'0Ill hvhl ill lhvii' honor. I1 is to thi- XI0fil0l'S,l1lllil thzli WU,illl'Sflllll'lltS01' l':1th1-1l1'z1l, :111rl ill p111f1111l. Sc-11io1' 1-hiss, vxluwss om' siiim-1'vst lhzmks. Thx' work ol' the- lll0illl'l'S has hw 1 1 1 that om' work would lw lll0l'l' l:ll,i0j'El OFFICERS 4111111-1' 1'i11l1t3: Mrs I. Xocll111g1-1, S0011-tz1rx'. M ra Mn Mrs. X fx. NL'l7gk'Il, piwsiclviit. Lf I'1Og1'llL'T', t1'c:1s111'e-1'. Y. RCill1k', vita--p1'cSiclc11t 1 BRO RAYMOND EXT ANNUAL The Crusader, vstalnlisluwl six yvars ag-0, has hall Brothvr Michael Brangan as arlvisor 'for tho past thrvo yours. The papvr is Orlilvql by thc- Sc-niors and Juniors ol' thv journalism claws. Mid-yvar graflnation ol' four main staff inc-inbcrs vausod 2 conlplotv vlianiyo in olfim-1's. J. Kohl and J. XVullvr, 00-01lil'0rs the first SI'lll0Sl.01', we-ro ropl:ir'v1l by R. Vaflnius as mlitor tho lasl hall' yoar. P. H4-mann and T. vVllll01' xvorv 2ldV?lllf'0Kl to assistant c-xlitors. After J. D, Griffin l0l't for 00lll'g'l', Jerry Poniskv Oarric-cl on as vditor of Sports, with J. Flavh and M. Jorn assisting. Columnist C. V, Bvchcroi' rvlinquishml his position to J. Follnf-r. Thv financial ond ol' tho publication was ably hanfllvd by T. YVllll01' and J. YVilson, thv lU0l'lll01' serving' in tho capacity ol' as- sistant editor, tho latter as Aviation columnist. XV. Vlullvr mlitvd Alumni Nows. Donald Maron Sorvfbd as cirvulation nianagr-r. Rv- portors worv: V. Flivlivnsvvr, R, Linflow, and R. Smith. R, Bogus-r, R. NVc-nm-l, C. Rc-inio, Il, Loronz, and G. lVullvr, Sophoniorvs, S0l'Y0d as occasional reporters. Tho stuclonts lookfwl l4O1'VVFl1'l'l to rovviving' thi-ir vopivs vac-h telrin and rvaml thc-ni with intvrost. 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Y111-11i11 '1'1' Q ilitary Drill - f ---v .1 - ,..- V ..,.fe,,,.... Last Will I 1. I, PAUL HEMANN, bestow upon Mel Lindauer my lirst clarinet position in the band. - . I, JOHN STRAUBINGNER, bequeath Eddie Berkel all the duties connected with Cathedral Parish Representatives work. I, LEO LUGGE, bestow upon Bob Simpson my laziness. I, RICHARD CADMUS, leave my talent in the art of jitterbugging to Ray Nevener. I, THOMAS WULLER, leave my position on the school paper to Bill Wuller. I, LeROY HAAS, will my red wavy hair to Vin Lanter, if he wants it. I, EDWARD SCI-IOEN, bequeath upon Leo Germain my position on the honorable mention list of the all-state football team. I, LE.STER ERNST, leave my coveted list of hints on how to drive a Model T Ford to Walter Braun. I, EDMUND MATYCHOWIAK, leave all my talents to a certain junior, namely Art Biehl. I, DENNIS GRIFFIN, leave my gift of gab to Jack Flach. I, JAMES KOHL, bequeath Jack Fellner my position as editor of The Crusader. I, JACK GUNDLACH, bestow upon anyone who needs a good pull the one I 110W hold. I, JAMES IVULLER, leave my ability to come tardy to Barney Hoffman. I, CARL BECHERER, bequeath to George Vlfuller my position as Drum Major in the band. I, JAMES SULLIVAN, will to any fool dumb enough to take it, a full set of the foolish arguments with which I used to stall for time. A I, ANTHONY FRIEN, give to anyone who needs it, information on how to run a rice farm. I, JOE MUELLER, with good health and sound mind, do this day leave to Vin Mueller my ability to keep out of trouble. On record, though, I leave him my formula for putting on weight. It works! I, MICHAEL QMikel FENOUGHTY, leave the honor of being the only t1'ue Irishman in school to Rue McNay. I, WILLIAM YOUNG, leave my full set of indexed Gciman notes to Joe Kaiser. I, HENRY DETERMAN, now will my inability to read books to my blood brother, VVilfred, but here 's hoping, he don 't take it. I, WILLIAM HOMRIGHAUSEN, leave my position on Country Club Corner to Larry Marsh. I, MILTON JORN, do hereby will to my understudy from Shiloh, Harvey Guen- the1', all my nicknames, all my notes in any of the courses I took, and anything else he may need to pass all his courses at Cathedral. I, ROBERT BUEHLER, leave to Frank Caceiatore my bashfulness and my liking for red hair. I, JOHN BAUER, with malice toward none, do hereby will my technique of speak- ing clearly and understandably to Donald CChiekiej Muren. I, RAY BRUEGGEMAN, bequeath to Cornie Roth my technique in learning German. I, VIRGIL EICHENSEER, will my ability of teaching Remedial English to Everett Pfeiffer. I, ALVIN MAY, leave the school, and God Bless it! I, JERRY PONISKE, will my holy water bottle and all the troubles connected with that little jug to Tony QChampj Cordie. I, WINDY LUCASH, leave my ability to get into t1'ouble to John Con1'ath. I, JAMES VOELLINGER, bequeath to next year's football team the Hghting Crusader spirit they will need to win games. I, JAMES WILSON, will to Pat Griffin the position as first chair trumpeter in the C.H.S. band. I, RUSS LINDONV, bequeath to Dick Smith leadership of the Wolf Pack , giving him authority over all cubs. I, VIRGIL VOSS, bestow upon Julian Bccherer, the St. Luke 's Parish Representa- tive position in the Central Committeee. I, HENRY BECHTOLDT, bequeath Vifayne Meister my honor of missing only one day of school in my Senior Year. I, RAY REEB, will John Busson my shorthand technique and the book of hints I have with it. I, CLETUS, IDOUX, give my uncanny ability to wreck a car without injuring the passengers to Joe Reis. rv' 'fwzvlqnr . -P Shop Training A llllllllilll' ol' stuflvnts have tnkcfn 211lY2lIIl?l2'l' oi' thc whom t1'2lllllllQ' ,, l 1 offowll hy tho National Youll: Afl111i11ist1':1tio11. At NYA lllC'1'0 are POIIFSUS 0l:l'l'l'l'il in 111:1c'l1i110 shop, XV0lfllllQ', wooclshops, shoot nivtul, auto 11100l1a11i0s, and c-lv1'icz1l work. At NYA Stl11l1'lllS are givc-11 t1'11i11i11g lor flGl'0llS0 lI1lll1Sl1'li'S. lxlltlxl' thvy lnzivc g'Zlll1l'tl l'll0llgl,ll vxp01'iv11r'v thvy ure plucvcl ill 21:1 4-ssc-11liz1l lllllllSll'y. Julian B!'f'lIl'l'i'1', Wziltr-r Bl'2lllll, Huy .Bl'lll'gQ'0lllilll, Hobcwt Blll'lllC51', Frank C1101-i:1to1'1-, XVIII. Young, L00 G4-1'111:1i11, Paul Gl'2lllll00l2lS, Larry Sf'llI!llflt, xvlllf'I'llt L2Illll'l', LC-0 L11g'g'0, Anthony Corrlic, Hoy XVClS0lllJ0l'll, J. Hi-1'olcl, C. lmloux, J. liullziqlizi, Illlllilf, J. Sullivan, J. Reis, V. Lllf'll0llQi'l'l', ll. Roth, ll. Nr'N:1y, ll. Rvr'l1lol4lt, A. May, :ind lifl. Scfhoun 2111- some of lhc stluh-11ls who 2110 0lIllll0yl'4l at the YVo1'k Exp01'i011co C011t01'. B1-silles Qfilllllllg' tho l'XlN'l'lIlC0 at NYA., tho stullvnts also 1'0- Ocivc il wago olf 23 rc-nts pvr hour. lll flclmlitio11 lo this, lhvy are Q.1'lVt'1l 1100 1111-als. At tho IJ1'0S0llt llllll' tlivrv :irc sc-vv1':1l Stllll01ltS waiti11g' to be placvcl in essential i111lust1'ivs: Rohm-rt BllClll0l', Frank ll2U'Clill',0l'0, Larry SK'llllllllll, J. llc-1'ol1l, anal Q . llloux. Those 111011 will bv plavcfl ns soon as possible uflvr flu-y leave svhool. verge? ' -L if ' .--' 1, Class History 1940 In 1939 we began our high school caree1's under the Principal, Brother Wilfrid Moran, and our class moderators, Brother Eugene Janson and Brother Joseph Merle. The class Prefeets were Irwin Reeb of Frosh A and James Wuller of Frosh B. The new type of schooling had us puzzled in the beginning, but we grasped the idea soon enough and started our drive toward the top. Both classes were represented on the Honor Roll and on the football, basketball, baseball, boxing, elocution, and intramural rosters. After completing' our annual retreat ull- der Reverend John Leies, we were accepted into the Sodality of the Immaculate Concep- tion, one of the outstanding spiritual events in our four years of high school. . 1942 Our Junior year found us combined as one class, with Brother Michael Brangan as our moderator and Brother Urban Fleege, the new principal. At first there was a slight bit of friction between what had formerly been two rival classes, but under the lead- ership of Jerry Poniske, Prefect, and Broth- er Michael, we soon learned to work to- grether. We were well represented on the Honor Roll and in extra-curricular activities, with members of the class winning letters in every major sport. The debate squad of that year was composed almost entirely of Juniors. During the year, we attended vocational talks by men prominent in their respective fields, and on December 5, 6 and 7 took part in the annual retreat, conducted by Rev- erend Valentine Braun. 1941 ' - As Sophomores, in classes II-A and II-B, under the able guidance of Brother Michael Brangan and Brother William Lehan, re- spectively, we did quite well for ourselves. Dennis Griffin and Jerry Poniske were--Pre- fects of theirf respective classes, and han- dled their jobs quite capably, as is evidenced by the fact that we grossed a combined total of five spirit banners, or -about oneihalf of the number awarded that year. Both classes were well represented on the Honor Roll, and various students from each class also participated in such activities as football, basketball, baseball, boxing, orag tory, elocuti-on and debating. Fourl Sopho-' mores won boxing titles and' two others Won the oratory and elocution contests. 1943 Our final year at C.H.S. began on Sep- tember 7th with Brother Raymond Wittee as Senior moderator. We immediately took over the leadership of the school and be- gan, the works which will mark us down as one of the outstanding graduating. classes. The Senior class ran the school .Sodality very capably with Jerry Poniske as Prefect. The annual retreat was held on October 5, 6 and 7, and was preached by Reverend Maerke. Eight of the nine spirit banner drives were won by the Seniors, seven of them consecutively, a history-making episode. Several students were accepted in the V-5 and V-12 programs and Eve Seniors left in February for college. The pleasant memories of our High School days at Cathedral shall ever be with us. Shall we meet again? ..t.s': Annual Staff 1.-41 -1 w ABF FIRST RUXY: M. J11111, Y, 1'1i11111111s11111', J. X10l'111llQ'K'l', T. XV111111r, J. S1l'2lll1l1llg'1'1', J. 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X441 1 ,.'b A 1 1- -lljzii.. f - A 5. a 1 ,511 - ' ,,- xl .. .::5.2g!: -E , 'I 2:11159 -:V .li fl' 'L is' Q ,. ., A V1 1 11 1 l . 1 1 .3 www..,,,,b Nlucllcr ,I.Yoclli11gcr J. llOlllSliL' E. Schocli . llzuuti' M. jorn Football ,- x , f iz. f T. XN'ullcr NV. Lucash 'l'lu- lllllllllilll s1-11so11 mul:-11 with ilu' lll'llS2lflUl' ll'2lllI NVlllllllIQ' tlm-0 illlll losing l'0lll'. lYl11l1'1' tluf lc-:ulv1'sl1ip ol' 1-o-1':1pl:1i11s .lorry l'o11isli1- Zlllll l'hl. Sl'll01'll, ilu' ll21llll'lll'2ll lliqh Svhool 1-lm-vs-11 won g:111u's lll'0lll NUXZIIIZI, lloylv, illlll l'1'1111':1l, wllih- losing' to Mur- Klllvllv, Tow11sl1il1, llupo, Illlil llllllllllllillllk Two ol' tlu- lossvs wc-rv hy vlosc- scorcs- lXl2ll'lllll'llt', fi-0, 2ll14l Iiupo, 12-10. lll tlu- lalsl Qilllll' ol' flu' SVHSUII, flu' lll'llS2Nll'l'S ll1'lA4'2lll'4l llIl'll' nhl 1'ix':1ls, 'l'lu' Pl0ll0l'l'S, l'l'0lll l'1:1sl ST. Louis, 27-li. This was ilu- most glorious ViK'l0l'.Y ol' llu- svaisou. , . . . . flu- llll1ll'l'll0L1'S flu- Hlllt' Zllltl hohl lllS lll'1'1l ln' flu- S0ll10l'S who woro 1l:1V111u' 1 1 . l . 1 2'2lllll'1l, Sll0XYK'4l lll0l'l' l1Q'llllllQ'HIlll'll Rlllll l,02llllNY0l'li lllilll tlu-5' haul all sv:1so11. Tlu- squzul was Illillll' up ol' 11i1u- S01li0l'S, l.0l1l'l1'l'!l juniors, vigllt sopho two lnl'K'Sllllll'll. Altlnouuh tluiii' last lll0l'l'S, alul Tlu- ll'illll has lH'4'll stwulily lIllIil'0Ylllg.l', mul l1l'Xl svuson we Sll0lll4l ll2lY1' Olll' ol' tho lu-st in flu- history ol' flu- si-hool. Grandcolas Jorn ff V 4 '. 1 . 4 . 2 X 1 'IV Basketball lVith tlll'04' lvttvrnu-n, Milton Jorn, .lorry Poniskv, and .lohn Con- rnth, 1'0tl11'11i11ug, tho cage prospc-cts lookml bright ut tho start oi' tho svason. The lnok of il Sutfiviont ll11IIlb0l' of suasouvcl players to fill the other two positions lunuliouppvfl thc littlc squufl in the early part ol' tho sonson. Holding- positions on thv tvznn hosiflo tho Hli0Y'0lllf'lltl0ll0fl l0tt0r- nu-n were .Tack Koch and Larry Louth, who hc-hl flown tho other l'02'lll2ll' positions, unrl Jllll Lvlnnan, .loo Glnubvr, Al S11-l1g'0l', mul Paul Grznnlf'ol:1s. All of thvsc- stuilonts lnontiouod in this pn1'ag'ra.pl1 urv S0llll0Ill01'I'S, whivh nwans that noxt year, and the following year, tl2ltll01l1'2ll should rc-ally Porno up with some 1-hsunpionship tc-anis. Lml bv Captain Milton Jorn, this yvm',s toain strossml tr-:nn play morn than anything- vlsv. Late in tho season the tvmn 02lIlt7lll'04l its lust thrvl- l'l'2'lll2lI' i0lI01llll01l LIRIIIIUS, whivh brought, tho sc-alsonul rvcorcl to six vivtorivs and thirtvcn rlr-thats. Dl'liC'Htlllg' St. Pf't01',S of St. flll2'l1'l0S, Missouri, in thv sc-ason tinnlo, tha- tvaun nnnvxoil uno-thirml ol' tho Illinois-Missouri ti'RtllOli0 League title, whivh was nvvvr pluym-cl otf hoc-zuiso of tho lurk of trznisportu- tinn. Conrath was thv li-ailing' offvlnsivv stun' ot' tho quintot, snoring :I total ot two lllllllll'Hl and nine points. H0 was tollowvcl lyv Poniskv and Jorn. Jorn and Poniskv, the only two lllCllllN'I'S ol' the squml who were svniors, can truly ho 1-allcfl tho 0lltSt2llltllllg' ll0l'iiOl'llll'l'S on mlm-fmlsc. Entering' tho Stiltlx baskc-thzlll tournunn-nt and tho 'Mnrlison ln- vitntional Tournament l'or the first timv worm- 501110 oi' thv now von- turvs tho hzlskotlmll tc-ann p:ii'tiviputc-fl in this your. Glaulmcr Courath Lehman Yi 4' ,QL : 4 X 3 . ,gt -sf Six ,z WL-5 ' it f H Steuger POlllNlif, Louth lxoch lntra- Murals 1? 1 Z 5 . 1 l 1 M lu Ilmu-n'mlu'r', wx'4'u lnzuslwllrzlll ll'2lIllS wvrw' l'UI'llll'1l mul fIix'i1l1'.l iulu Iwo l1'2l lll'S lu 0I'1l1'l' lu -'uw' llu' llIl1lI'l'I'l2lSSlll1'll :I 1'll2lIl1'l'. 'lllu' 5l'lll4ll's www' llu' lmu' 111ul1'l1':nl1'nl lvauu, Vllilllillll up lllllt' ilI'illL1lll Yll'lUl'll'S, 1lu'r1'lry l'llllt'lllll11 ilu' lllll' ul ilu' .l11l11m'- Nm-n1im'1lix'iwum, 'lllu' lltilll' lwzuling' S1'0I'1'l'S in lumlln lK'2lQll4's wvrn' llu' l'UllUXYlIlLl Svuiurs: l1lll'2lSll, Svluwu, lllll'lIll'I', :uul Nl:lI.x'c'lnmx'l:1li. 'l x'osIl ll was m'1'mvru'4l l'lIIllIllDS ol' ilu' l'l'uslx-Supl: slivisiml. lu tlu' numtln ul' Nlanrvll ilu' :xullmul l,lIlQ-lllbllg lm1H1:1uu'11l was lu'lml. 'lllI4'l'l' w4'1'1' lilllx'-mu' t'lllI'll'S l'l'UIll llu' x:rl'iulls f'l:las4's. ln ilu' Sl'lIllAlllliIlS Laffy Marsh 1lm'l'1':llx'4l T0111 Remler, mul Johnny Collrath sl4'l'1':1l1'1l George Wuller. lly 1ll'lvl'2lllllQ' l'1ml':1ll1 in ilu' llll:1lH MaTSh lu'1':mu'1lu' Iirsl l'll'4'NlllIlIlll in ilu'llislurx'nI'1lu'w4-Iuuwl lu vasyrllm' llu- 4'I'UXYll. ln April Illblilll s1'v4'1nly-lin' NlllIll'lIlF lu:11'li1-ipxllwl in snlllrull, Illlll six ll'IllllN wvlw' Im'nu'1l. .ll!llIlH' ll lmul XYllll Ilmw- vu-1m'u's :uul IIH 1lm'l'n':llf, l'nllmx'n'll ln' ilu' l 1'1'sln- lllilll 4'lilN51'5. F Calendar September October November December 8. School starts. Thirty-six Seniors. Four new teachers. Call for football candidates. 9. Idoux brings Chevy to school. 16. lVilson asks first dumb question. 18. Football season ticket drive starts. 21. Sehoen and Poniskc elected eo-captains, 25. Cathedral, 26, Colyle, 0. IdouX's Chevy breaks down in front of Notre Dame. 30. Paper drive starts. 1. First Sodality Meeting. 2. First Friday. Seniors 95'W. 3. Cathedral, 12, Dupo, 14. Voellinger goes into training, 5. Term tests. Schoen and Poniskc night owl at St. Mary 's. 7. Paper Ad drive starts. 10. Cathedral, 12, Roxana, 7. 12. 13-14-15. Retreat. Breakfast. Half day free for paper drive. Cathedral, 7 3 Chaminade, 18. Poniskc sprains ankle. Wuller' sprains ankle at practice. Term grades read. Columbus Day-free. 16. 17. 20. 22. Pep rally at Lincoln. First performance by the band. 23. Cathedral, 05 Township, 37. Jorn injuries knee. 25. 26. Father-Son banquet. Social at Blessed Sacrament. Lucash wows Freshmen and Wuller' makes up with H. A. , 27. Kohl and Wuller worry about paper into sleepl. 29. Jorn comes to school on crutches. 30. Military training announced. Cap and gown measurements taken. 31. Hallowe'en-not one Senior arrested. 2. Senior social. Cadmus' first date-success. 4. Schoen swipes Bro. Ray's apple. Makes restitution with smaller one. 5. First Military practice. 6. Cathedral loses to Marquette. Schoen gets charley-horse. Turkey raffle drive starts. Armistice Day. Band in parade.-Free. Cathedral, 26, Central, 7. Call for basketball players. Brueggeman takes Latin test after school??'?? Chemists iill the school with chlorine gas. Bechtoldt takes date to Moose. Term tests. First basketball practice. Second issue of The Crusader, Thanksgiving holidays. Class rings arrive. Grades read by Monsignor on his birthday. 9. 11. 12. 14. 17. 17. 22. 23. 25. 26. 30. 1. First snow. .Seniors lose conduct cards for snow-balling, 3. Monthly Sodality meeting. 4. First Friday, Seniors 97'Zw. Cathedral, 275 Marissa, 34. 7. New students received into Sodality. Health tests. 8. Feast of the Immaculate Conception.-Free. 9. Cathedral, 26, Carlyle, 23. 10. Military drill. Haas gives command from rear to front, count off . 11. Cathedral, 15, South Side, 30. ' 14. Food and Bundle drive. 15. Football banquet by Rotary Club at Belleville Hotel. Bauer brings Chrysler to school. Cathedral, 24, Central, 22. 17. Seniors start disappearing-work at Post Office. Student officers appointed. 22. Seniors win Food and Bundle drive. Fourth ,Spirit Banner. 23. Third issue of The Crusader. Senior Christmas play. Christmas vaca- tion begins. Cathedral, 9, Township, 54. 28. Cathedral, 19, Madison, 43. Holiday Tournament. 31. New Year's Eve. Ike happy. Two .Seniors seen at 5:30 Mass. -N .VW e- --..-. '-1.4 ff yf .71 wi - .,,,-5 V W---. f.,,,,,..,,,..'f .-, .,,.. w.r.,b,iL,. TW. Horoscope NAME: John Bauer Henry Bechtoldt Carl Bechercr Ray Bruegrgeman Robert Buehler Richard Cadmus Henry Determann Virgil Eichenseer Lester Ernst Mike Fenoughty Dennis Griffin John Gundlach LeRoy, Haas Paul Hemann Bill Homrighausen Cletus Idoux Milton Jorn James Kohl Russel Lindow Walter Lucash Leo Lugge Ed, Matychowiak Alvin May Joseph Mueller Gerald Poniske Raymond Reeb Edward Schoen John Straubinger -James Voellinger Virgil Voss James Wilson James Wnller T. J. Wuller - William Young LIKES MOST: A Drag Lucille Himself Black-Haired Girfs German II Girls Black, XVavy Hair S. Gnndlach Curly Hair Talking Irish Oxford Style Work Music Laughing' Plymouth Beards His Packard Milk Beer .Sleep Full Stomach Food B1'o. Ray Leadership His Own Wit Fun School Spirit Everybody Blondes 4 Pool College Girls Necking HATES MO.ST: Stumpy Oratory Work Sassy Girls Red Heads Shaving Stag Parties Selective Service G. I. Cut Filibustering' Dates Low Grades Competition Jazz Crabs Fords Snag VValking A Man's Drink Soft Drinks XVo1'k School Diets Moo Cow Censored Study Kidding Boxing Study Friends His Shyness Meeting People Double-Crossing Conversation SEEN MOST: With Al Moose All Over On Main Street VVide Open Spaces Dancing School XVith the Gang State Street Bellis YVestern Union il ll L! Z Home B0f3l!01'f?1',S St01'e 18th Street Thumhing' a Ride In Plymouth Shiloh In Packard On Dates Pushing Dutch Bowling Alleys- Mc-yer's Tavern On Bicycle Lincoln Theatre Piggly-Wiggly In School Down Town Church Driving' Around On His Bicycle Serth's In Bed 81st Street Home AMBITION: Navy Lieut. Moose Member Optometrist Lieut. In Army Machinist Going Steady Quiet Little Home Get Married Hair Dresser Comedian College Graduate Student at Oxford Jeweler Big Shot Pilot Marines Mayor of ,Shiloh Einstein Advisor VVife and Kids Getting a Girl None Navy Flyer Brewery Wo1'ker 160 Lbs. Marine Hero Comedian Dictator Marriage Keep Girls Away Romeo Symphony Accoutant Armed Forces Big Success .-. ix -7, . V I DESTINY: App. Seaman Pro. Dancer Lens Grinder Yard Bird N.Y.A. Single 10 Squealing 'Ki Navy Army Barber Straight-Man Army Janitor Pawn Shop Office Boy Mechanic Boy ,Scout Town Crier Gundlach's Pal Single No Girl Senior In 1944 Bartender Bouncer 240 Lbs. App. Seaman Bergen 's Dumm Bachelor Hollywood Bigamist Jerk Jazz Band Office Boy Defense J ob Failure QW W3 :phi P3 M32 5 Q as K' 4, '1 Y9373? Wh'f 9K433'8'l'?Ui'7'1 !'1 uf h 5 is if 3 ' f Wwhiwu-Q..-..w is L..-M NMFS f : KWYTWM 25 'M M Qmgw, .... l gy? 9 wwf 1 Hg 1' . ,fs xv! mfs 'WL MH, . Q... .... Wx ' 1 V H 5 1211: '- es: s g., 2 ' ff, in Ie, 1 'i f 9' M E . N xg W, , I N . rr' Calendar QConti'nuedj' January February K K March April May June 4. 6 10 12 13 15 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 1. 2 6 8 9 12 14 15 15 16 22 u,3 54 25 1,6 1. -J 5 10. 18 19 22. 1. 2. 19. 22 28-I 3. 7 10 12 14 15 18 21 27 28. School reopens. Haas tardy. Homer reforms. Lindow comes to school on birthday. Cathedral, 65 Chaminade, 26. 3 Wuller a11d Becherer play bridge at 81st street. Cathedral, 20, St. Peter's, 34. Mothers' Club sponsors card party. Lugge wins a prize. Cathedral, 24, Carlyle, 33. Six Seniors plan to leave for college. Senior .Sodality meeting. Cathedral, 29, O'Fallon, 45. Cold weather. Dean breaks down and excuses Haas' tardy. Term tests. Cathedral, 293 Marissa, 42. Reeb seen escorting a skirt. Band concert. Ushers wear caps and gowns. Class gyraduation pictures taken. Semester reviews. Cathedral, 32, 0'Fallon, 51. Voss takes S. B. Home. -28-29. Exams. Schoen, Lanter and Wullcr ice-skate. No ice. Idoux wrecks car. Walks away from wreck. Cathedral, 48, Mascoutah, 56. Wilson and Maty play pool at Serth's. Bauer accepted in V-5. Semester grades read. Seniors sleep in all classes-Where was the party? Cathedral, 28, Central, 31. Graduation pictures taken. Cathedral, 39, Maseoutah, 55. Lincoln 's birthday.-Free. St. Valentine's Day. Lucash and Voellinger seen uptown carrying boxes. Cathedral, 26, Township, 62. Valentine party at St. Mary's. Matt wears Schoen's sweater. D. B. leaves early. Class meeting run by Buehler. VVilSl1lI'lgl't011,S birthday.-Free. Cathedral, 43, Aviston, 31. Poniske passes V-5 exam. Jo1'n absent day Hl't01'g2lll16 again. Voss kicked out of Lincoln. Senior bowling party. Seniors win lifth drive in a row-make history. Lindow dismissed from Journalism class. G-ets sick-slip from the office. Cathedral loses to O'Fallon in tourney, 36-28. Lindow vs. Pacini in fund raising campaign. Lindow sleeps on gym floor. Ash Wednesday-Lent begins. Home life increased. Term tests. Play in hall. Choral club performs. Monsigr.nor Mueller's name day.-Free. Bro. Urban gone all week. Jorn conducts Math classy Ike the English class. April Fool's Day. Lugge's birthday . Seniors take V-12 exam. Young' pinched for going through stop sign. Paper finally comes out. Becherer home for Easter vacation. Wilson in Chicaggo. Voellinger, Cadmus and Wuller take week's vacation in Chicago for V-12 tests. First Friday. Mothers ggo to Holy Communion with Seniors and serve them breakfast. Seniors win sixth straight drive-more history. Maty also groes to Chicago for V-12. Anniversary Mass and Communions for Tom Bighaus and Tony Zagarski. .Seniors cover territory in truck-collecting scrap, Junior issue ot' paper announces paper drive winner. Notre Dame prom at St. Clair. Senior p1'01n. Senior free day for winning spirit banner. Refresher c-ouses. 7-8-9. Final exams. 11. Commencement exercises and graduation, Advertisements - STIEHL DRUGS PUBLIC SQUARE O FOUNTAIN SERVICE Magazines - Drugs and Sundries NEW ERA OIL CO. FIRESTON E TIRES DX Gasoline and 760 Motor 1Oil RENNER-GEMINN-BERGIVIAN FUNERAL HOME TELEPHONE 68 Belleville, Illinois Knapp Jewelry Co. Watches - Diamonds Silverware - Kodaks Leather Goods - Clocks China and Glassware Records and Radios 304 EAST MAIN STREET Belleville, Ill. Over 50 Years of Satisfaction 66 Everything to Brighten the Home HOME-BRITE CO. PHONE 4466 327-29 North Illinois Street Belleville, Ill. Congratulations TRADE AT to the CATHEDRAL HIGH REIS DRUG CO. CLASS OF '43 A Real Drug and Medicine I. 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Plain and Reinforced Concrete General Contractors Belleville, Illinois Congratulations to the CLASS 0F '43 Oakland Foundry BORMAN'S COIHPEIHY 107-09 WEST MAIN ST. Mens' and Boys Outfitters BELLEVILLE, ILL. Since 1905 MUELLER HEAP N URSERIES Furniture Company PHONE 479 TELEPHONE 667 600 South Douglas Avenue Belleville, Ill. 1004 East Main Street Belleville, Ill. O The Home of Quality Furniture for Less Elmer Wittenauer Saline Co. Stoker Coal PHONE 1732 510 EAST C STREET Belleville, Ill. The Romeiser Co. 208 EAST MAIN STREET Belleville, Ill. Good Clothes Sincec 1878 Compliments of FREEBURG Packing Company FREEBURG, ILL. Country Cured Hams and Bacon Home-Killed Beef - Pork - Veal Established 1867 TOLZE LUMBER CO. A Complete Building Material Service Free Delivery-PH ONE 75 A1 Kung E- Sandefs soo s. 111. st. Belleville, 111. we AS YOUR EXTRA SAVINGS E T ff S1-AMPS Phone 2099 - - Phone 2185 JOH L. CHAEFER 15 WEST MAIN STREET - 102 NORTH 11TH STREET Compliments of Reichert Elevator 600 SOUTH FIRST STREET Belleville, Ill. L. C. FRICK Service Company MOVING - HAULING Belleville - St. Louis Scott Field TELEPHONE 142 308 W. Main St. Belleville, Ill. Congratulations, Best Wishes and Success to the Boys of CLASS 1943 BECHERER'S Jewelers - Opticians 108 EAST MAIN STREET Belleville, Ill. Best Results Are Assured If You Use I-H FLOUR for all bakings DIXIE FEED for all stock and poultry Pratt 8: Lee Poultry Remedies NVe ,carry a complete line of grain and feeds. We give top-notch deliv- ery service. We make prices right, consistent with quality. W. L. Batdorf and Co. 126-130 W. A St. Belleville, Ill. We have found that friendship in business counts for much and we are grateful for yours O Belleville Laundry Dry Cleaning Co. Your Bosom Friend TELEPHONE 37 M QW W A. H. HO ER Designers and Builders of D X N CEMETERY MEMORIALS gg, v W, if . -vii, W! Kfqamy silk...-fi ww 5g,,gAi ii I-A . 1 . 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