Cathedral High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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m. t ?eej i a AUGUST 49 22 Moonlight Swimming Party. West- haven. 25 Football practice begins. Temp. 100° 27 Seniors hit hard. Bro. Francis stiff . 2) Gaul finally starts training. SEPTEMBER 1 Seniors anxious for sch x)l to open. First Friday. We see Notre Dame. 5 Bro. Michael honored with Seniors. 14 Harrison pays Hemmer locker fee. 16 Seniors win football pass drive. 24 1 Iemmer scores touchdown. Cele¬ brate! 40 Ballard expects big year in bowling. OCTOBER 4 Water-gun fight in English. Geolat? 9 Fiedler gets false tooth. Big smile. 16 Thouvy has wreck. Thinking of l lelen? 19 Reports. Bokels drag brings in a 73. 26 Blame joins tricycle safety league. 29 Moose dance. Bokel gets new ring. 31 Hallowe’en! Those C. II. S. angels! NOVEMBER 4 Township game. (No comment). 8 Chemistry lads hear Roy Schaefer. 14 Two seniors keep sch x)l photographs. 18 Benny Rice for “Possum King”. 25 Twirp Dance. Fiedler and Prosser. 28 Bkkp. test. Class takes a day off. 30 Report cards. Population dwindles. DECEMBER 3 Sorkach and Biekert in race. Cops w ' in. 5-6-7 Retreat. Fr. McCarty presides. 13 Fire! Did a “Possum” cause it? 17 Bkkp. class warned of Feb. test. 21 Talent show. Gaul? Doesn’t have anv. 25 Christmas. Free day! 26 Joyous thoughts of snow. None comes. JANUARY ’50 3 School resumes. When do we get off? 9 Emge has new hangout. Cgtton’s broke. 18 Free day. Fleshren rests weary brain. 20 Determan signs “Knothead” contract. 24 Centennial concert. Geppert gets St. Mary ' s four-year scholarship. 25 Centennial tourney. C.H.S. defeated. FEBRUARY 2 Ground 1 laug day. Remember Bro. Frank. 12 Lincoln’s birthday. Sunday! 13 Brothers drain their “Pipe Line.” 22 Ash Wednesday. Resolutions made. 24 F.B.I. pays us a friendly visit. 28 C.H.S. eliminated from regional. 28 Abegg and Hemmer in goat milk business. MARCH 1 English grades go down some more. 9 I Iemmer makes political speech. 13 Lettermen crowd Old Folks Home. 17 St. Pat’s day. Gaul. Or Hemmer? 20 White Father gives talk, shows films. 23 Wellinghoff nominated for King. Higginson gives rough competition. APRIL 1 Brothers get fooled. No school. 9 Easter. Break all resolutions! 12 Fleshren short $60 in Bookkeeping. 18 Bro. A1 shocks Physics class. I folding hands with electric circuit. 21 Editors put annual to bed. MAY 3 Kirkland gets hot-foot. Sorkach? 8 Bokel tries squeeze play with car. 15 West polishes car. Heavy date. 22 ‘It Isn’t Fair,” algebra theme song. 26-29 Exams. Bedel finally decides to take home some lxx ks. JUNE 2 Graduation at 8:00. Faculty rejoices at 9:00 over the old saving, “Teacher let the mules out.” 4 Senior class party. 5 We begin to work. 20

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nitu, u jor L on a To no other organization is due the credit of which the Mother’s Cluh is worthy. 1 here are no words to express or portray the great part this group lias played in making our school year successful. I hrough cooperation with its able officers: Mrs. Rose I loernis, president; Mrs. Albert Oelrich, vice-president; Mrs. Ulmer Arey, secretary; Mrs. Cyril Bedel, treasurer; the cluh has done everything in its power to provide the school with additional conveniences. The funds obtained by the club through the sponsorship of various activities are used solely for school expenses such as: the scholar¬ ship presented to an eighth grade student and new library fxxiks. 1 he new duplicating ma¬ chine, recently presented to the Brothers, will lx ' a gilt long-remembered. Of the various social functions ol this group, those highlighting the year were: the Freshmen Mother Breakfast, the Senior-Mother Breaklast, the Mother-Son Night and the Father-Son Banquet. We are deeply grateful and extend our heart¬ felt thanks to the Mother’s Club for making our prom a reality. We leave Cathedral with the thought in mind that what our mothers have done for us, was not done in vain hut will live with us forever.

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