Cathedral High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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mar air we marc It is difficult lor anyone but a band member to fully appreci¬ ate the association of ones sell with gtxxl music, j he band is grateful to Professor Miller and the school administration lor providing us with such an opportunity to assist in the for¬ mation of a cultural background. o ' I lie band is definitely a social asset to the school lor it has appeared numerous times in public and received favorable comment. It olten participates in civic allairs by marching in the many annual and special parades. I be band also gives a concert every year on or near Mother’s Day. I bis date was selected because it is the Mother’s Club that provides most ol the band’s support. Consisting ol thirty-two members, the band devotes most of its time to marches, classical, and light classical music. It was found to be a willing and flexible aggregation that responded remarkably well to the able and talented direction of Professor 13. L. Miller, K.S.G.

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WJe planned our (fa the rincfS The Junior Belleville Catholic Youth Guild was again under the direction of its untiring leader, Rev. Urban Kuhl. I he organization was composed of Cathedralites and Notre Dame girls. Social entertainment was provided throughout the entire year as a result of exact and timely planning of meetings, dances and discussions. With Paul Fiedler chosen as king and Miss Gene Prosser as queen, the Twirp Chirp Dance, sponsored bv the annual stall to help defray yearbook expenses, proved to be most successful. I he dance, held at the K. C. 1 fall on November 25, was the first of its kind.