Cathedral High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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HOROSCOPE Name Vic Etlelmann John Buchholz Mel Lindauer Bus Braun A1 Stingl Leon Mayer Ed Hotz Harry Funk Joe Reis Charles Fohr Kv. Pfeiffer Boh Stauder Jack Fel ' ner Jim Herol 1 Clarence Wiesen Bill Fuhrman Larry Schmidt Wayne Meister John Battaglia Corny Roth John Linder Frank Caeciatorrc Vin Fellner Art Biehl Jack Flach John Conrath John Busson Rich Smith Ed Berkel Joe Renner Boh Juen Roy Wiesenborn Ray Nevenner Ed Schlosser Ed Bauer Bill VVuller Mel Roth Vin Lanter Barney Hoffman Tony Cordie Herb Helfrich Joe Kaiser Frank Karfs Leo Germain Herm Pacini Jullie Becherer Likes Most: Cake Farming Hobos Blondes Strauss Music Full Stomach The Navy Carlyle Rose Brunettes Girls Censored Air Castles College Bro. Willis Everybody Navy B—r Night Time Navy Army Leadership School Spirit Leap Year Milk Sports Motorcycle His Hair Do Nothing Dead Bodies Competition Teachers Cyanide Spring Sleep Fun Beer M usic Work Jazz Cooky Dusters Janice Baseball New Autos Black Wavy Hair His Ford Hates Most: Bread City Life Busses Shaving Jazz Crabs Low Grades A Man’s Drink Work Literature Red Heads Teachers Karfs Singing Army Food Dictators Nobody Army School Study School Navy Chevy’s Meeting People Competition Beer Fickle Girls G.I. “Cuts’ Stag Parties Women Live Ones Daytime Conservation 1-Artu Bandits New Year’s Eve Work Kidding Soft Drinks Home work Lazy People H is Shyness Draft Board Bing Crosby Friends Wrecks Sassy Girls Walking Seen Most: With His Gang Hoeing Thumbing Cathedral In a ’42 Buick Millstadt Studying??? In Old Ford Freeburg School O’Fallon Driving Around Beeherer’s With Nevenner On Bicycle On Dates At Church Shorty’s III. llniv. ? ? ? ? ? M ill stadt All Over Milking Cows In Chevy With Carolyn With the Gang In Bed With c. w. Bell’ve Milt. Funeral Home At Night Drawing O’Fallon On Square Yoch’s “T’ s House Shorty’s Tavern In His Car Home Around Thumbing 18th St. St. Mary’s With Becherer On Main St. In Bed Ambition: Contractor Large Farm Traveling Marine Architect Mayor of Mil. Annapolis Hollywood Make Money Marine Parking Going Steady Comedian Getting a Girl Detective Keep Away Girls Dictator Quiet Home 2nd Einstein Admiral Policeman M achinist Marriage Wife and Kids Sports Writer None Graduate Editor Store Manager Undertaker First to Mars Artist Chemist Pilot Hobo Lawyer Get Married Navy Cardinal Mang. Ch. Petty Off. Admiral 2nd Sinatra Big Leaguer Aviator General Store Mang. Destiny: Cement Mixer Potato Picker Belleville Boy Scout Pencil Sharpener Street Cleaner Farragut Army Counterfeiter Army Dating Always Stag Straight-Man No Girl Gangster Bigamist Hermit 11 Squealing Kids Pacini’s Pal App. Seaman Thug Paper Cutter Bachelor Bachelor Janitor Professional Gov. of Ill. Copy Boy Stock Boy Corpse Sparta Brush Cleaner Soda Jerk Mechanic Ambition Fulfilled Office Boy Single Farmer Bat Boy App. Seaman Deck Swabber 2nd Cologna Baby League Hitchhiker Yard Bird Bouncer Page Twenty ' six

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First Row: J. Nesblt, M. Zipfel, B. Hoffman, captain; W. Braun, D. Schaefer. Second Row: F. Karfs, J. Schaefer, L. Louth, J. Conrath, B. Schulte, R. Schaefer. Third Row: J. Regnier, L. Mayer, C. Reime, F. Moessinger, J. Koch, E. Throckmorton, J. Theiss, E. Bretsch, and B. Lor¬ enz. Missing from pic¬ ture: H. Neuner, J. Dun¬ can. Page Twenty five

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JUNIORS First Row: M. Zipfel, R. Bogner, J. Lehman, Q. Huber, B. Schulte, V. Fellner, R. Spehn, M. Buellhorn, S. Makowski. Second Row: R. Stauder, T. Renner, L. Louth, J. Koch, R. Wenzel, L. Villemain, J. Braun, J. Heumann. Third Row: C. Andres, C. Reime, E. Bretsch, G. Ballard, M. Luby. Fourth Row: R. Rice, R. Schaefer, H. Lorenz, M. Poniske. Fifth Row: T. Schaefer, P. Griffin, A. Bauer, P. Grandcolas, J. Glauber, A. Stenger, J. Huber, V. Mueller, C. Taylor. The Junior class of 1944, under the direction of Brother Michael Brangan, was alwavs among the leaders in all the activities of the school year. Class officers for the Juniors were appointed, with Larry Louth taking over the job of class president, Robert Spehn taking up the duties of class secretary, and A1 Stenger becoming class treasurer. Jack Koch served in the capacity of sports chairman, Vin Mueller and Robert Bogner took care of all publicity concerning the class. The spiritual activities were under the direction of Russell Wenzel, Junior Prefect: Robert Bogner, Secretary; Richard Rice. Mission Chairman: Melvin Zipfel. Eucharistic Chairman; and Patrick Griffin, Marian Chairman, assisted the Prefect in handling the numerous activities and duties. In the sports activities the Juniors supplied more than its share of participants. On the gridiron Alfred Bauer, Paul Grandcolas, Melvin Zipfel, Richard Rice, Melvin Poniske, A1 Stenger, Quentin Huber, and Clarence Taylor represented the Juniors The basketball team was strengthened bv Paul Grandcolas, Jack Koch, Larry Louth. James Lehman, A1 Stenger, Joseph Glauber, and Joseph Heumann. Melvin Zipfel, Jack Koch. Larry Louth, Carl Reime, Edward Bretsch, and Bray ' man Schidte represented the Juniors on the baseball diamond. Our athletic teams were urged on to win by our chcerdeadcr, Robert Bogner. Musical talent in the Junior class was displayed bv the memJxrrs of the class in the band. They were: Harold Lorenz, drum major: Patrick Griffin, James Huber, Quentin Huber. Joseph Glauber, and Cletus Andres. Scholastically, the Juniors placed ten on the Honor Holl. These were: A1 Stenger, Russell Wenzel. Robert Bogner. James Braun. Vincent Fellner, Thomas Renner, Cletus Andres, Robert Spehn, George Ballard, and Joseph Henman. Juniors to serve on the school paper staff were: Robert Bogner, Robert Spehn, Vincent Mueller, James Braun, Toscph Glauber, and Russell Wenzel. Harold Lorenz, only Junior Orator, came in second in the Oratory Contest. Page Twenty ' seven