Cathedral High School - Journey Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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ll Ill' ill at 505, '1-F' .ur .f-.9 t fri eww .1 FIRST ROW: Bruce McLellan, Walt Siegwarth, Ray Kerr, Dick Coupe, John Abegg, Pat Colburn, Pat Glenn, Jack Martin Frank Roberts D ROW J' kJ son Art lrlando Ray Hamilton Ed Baker George Sweeney Ralph Heber SECON : ac ep , , , , , THIRD ROW' Bill Halpin, Paul Eckelman, Bob Keating, George Pohndort, Dick Hodges, Fred Mills FOOTBALL Completing the '43 gridiron season, Cathedral's Blueiays marked up a highly successful season, winning seven games, tieing one, and dropping three. The heart breaker of the year saw Cathedral defeated on its home-coming day by the Regis Reds. The final score Regis 6, Cathedral O. Despite injuries throughout the season, Cathedral earned third place in the final standings. Bernard Deidel, left half on the Jay eleven, earned recognition on the l943 All-Parochial football team. Bill Barton, end, gained a birth on the second string team. The Rev, Francis J. Kappes, Athletic Director HCM CLUB FRONT ROW: Dick Hodges, George Pohndorf, Pat Glenn, Pat Colburn Bob Keating, Ed Baker, Walt Siegwarth SECOND ROW: Jack Jepson, Jack Martin, Al Jepson, Bruce McLellan, Ralph Heber, Dick Coupe THIRD ROW: Regis Davis, Bill Watts, Paul Eckleman, Jim Dougherty Bill Halpin FOURTH ROW: Art Irlando, Ray Hamilton, Ali Joseph, George Sweeney James Feely, Fred Mills FIFTH ROW: Joe Reyes . PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Shirley De Sabato, Rose Ferris, Lorraine Magor, Patsy O'Day, Patsy Kreller, Mary Creighton, Mary McManus, Beverly O'Neill, Rosella Crocker, Barbara Ackermann, Kay Neavill, Shirley Reid, Mary K, Bellrn, Mary Rose Ralton, Pat Hill, Cherie Hill, Carol Sophers SECOND ROW: Rita McEnulty, Nancy Davis, Betty Bushman, Adrienne Greenwell, Mary Frances Casman, Mary Ann Connors, Peggy McGovern, Mary Flannery, Carolyn Barker, Hazel McNabb, Helen Siegwarth, Charlene Crowe, Peggy Boyle THIRD ROW: Geraldine Tiehen, Frances Ellen Morrison, Sue Young, Carmelita Reichel, Shirley Ryan, Patricia Donoghue, Mae Marie Matz, Ann Hoeffer, Marilyn Guenther, Mary Frances Brunger, Mary Shell, Rose Mary Lewis, Charlene Eppich, Marvene Reed, Helen Caveny, Bobby Burns Mary Keleher HI C t FOURTH ROW: Helen Dollaghan, Charlene Jordan, Barbara Besso, Nancy Walenta, Adeline Brzoticky, Marianne Heit, een us y FIFTH ROW: Jo Anne Campbell, Barbara Fisher, Helene Hoetfer, Pat Taheny, Mary Jo Casey, Frances Donlon, Eleanor Tait, Charlene Warle Thais Ann Morrison, Shirley Weathers, Adabelle Patrick, Angela Dulin, Rita Lederhos, Mary Jane Hakala, Sally Russell, Dolorelg' Covey, Virginia Pirisky I l l l I I l 'K mf ot ' E, . 4 4' 1' i gil W 4 X - 4, , e 1 ': ' --Q ' ' i 3' sa- V th '45 ravi 'Q - K , , ,I A il ix li f I ,- ,X tv' 5' Q YA 4 1

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CHOIR FIRST ROW: Jae Valencia Michael Kozlaskia John Black Billie Lee John Lancaster Billie Smith John Glenn Roland de Herrera Jack Molitor, Charles Murphy, Fred Kot- tenstette. SECOND ROW: Jack Smith, John Leyden, Cloyd Allen Charles Alberry, Wayne Jackson Walter Burcher, Joseph Keely, Jan Kerr Billie Devereaux. THIRD ROW: George Kerwin, Francis Tim mans Thomas Kottenstette Billie Kuhlke, Monsignor Joseph J. Basetti, Robert Smith, George Smith, Walter lngling, Milford Seby, Robert Mad' den. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Bruggemon, Adolf Anzick, John Koehl, Robert Hamblin, Joseph Sit' ton, Andy Houk, Dick Hynes, Ed- ward Dermody, Billie Franks. FIFTH ROW: Lancaster Smith, Frank De Chant, Martin Sharpe, John Maguire, Henry Newheart. SIXTH ROW: Jack White, Michael Ortcz, Lt. Col Brady, Wm Moore ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: Marilyn Star- buck Bernice Schiclds David Wilbcr Pat Taheny Everett Pond Ray Hamil ton Barbara Burns Paul Keuser Carmelita Rcichel Shirley Weathers Jacque line Finch Albert Harris SECOND ROW Nancy Wal enta Eleanor Tait John Eagan Stephen Pahs Wl liam Hillard Walter lng ling, John Roddick, Philip Braaton, James McLuster, Edward Baker, Frances Donlan, Harriet Fiolkoski, Cecilia Meister, Ruth Marie Macs iii -- ll 'fl I S SJW SERVERS FIRST Row Milford seby John Carroll Robert Mad den Patrick Colburn Robert Keating The Rev Frederick McCallin John Anderson George Smith Jack Martin Walter Bur cher David Besso Francis Vande Vogt SECOND ROW Allred Rich ardson Robert Galvey John Frasco Michael Nolan Cloyd Allen Elmer Albery Edward Kelty Jerry Reynolds, Leo Deidcl, James Leiker acc ' in N FI SE OPERA BALLET RST ROW. Patsy Oberhauser, Frances Morrison, Dorothy Mc- Bride, Hazel McNabb COND ROW. Mary Ann Raben- stein, Carol Rabenstein, Frances McMahon, May Marie Matz, Polly Noone, G'Ann Byers, Thais Mor- rison, Ncva Jeanne Harlow, Marian Lynch, Norma Branden- hurg

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Sfmw BOXING Cathedral Boxers took four champion- ships in the first Parochial League Boxing Tourney. A large and enthusiastic crowd SGW Arthur lrlando, Cathedral, take the feature bout of the l8 championships after Q Sfir. ring tussle with Bill Secord of Holy Family in the Class A l25-pound contest. Much credit for the successful tourney goes to Coach R. C. Sarge MacKenzie of Cathedral, who assisted not only his boys but all boys entering the contest. ln ac- cordance with Parochial League require- ments, boxing letters will be presented to the winners later this spring. FIRST ROW. Ali Joseph, John Reyes, Art lrlando, Ray Hamilton, Bud Feely, Bill Watts Everett Pond, Joe Reyes SECOND ROW. Dove Wilber, Bob Donnelly, Bill Halpin, Bill Williamson, John Evers Ed Baker, John Egan Not pictured are Tom Giblin, Leonard Hart, Ralph Heber BASKETBALL TEAM BASKETBALL Cathedrals basketball team concluded the season with four losses and two wins in the Parochial league. In the season opener the favored team of the league, St. Francis took the game with the score of 27-18 playing an a new court, the West High gym. Playing aggressive ball,Cathedral de- feated a powerful St. Joseph's team 23-13. A hard fought battle which could have ended either way, gave C.H.S. its second Parochial defeat at the hands of Holy Family. Playing their last varsity game, members of the first team defeated Annun- ciation 26-l4. With the loss of Bernard Deidel and other senior players, the Blue- iays lost two league games to the Mullen Home Mustangs and the Regis Reds. FlRST ROW: George Sweeney, Roy Hamilton, .lack Jepson, Al Jepson, Bruce McLellan. Jack Martin h SECOND ROW: Regis Davis, Fred Mills, Paul' Eckelman, Frank Roberts, Jim Doug erty Walt Siegwarth . BOXERS Joe Reyes, Dave Wilber, Ed Baker, John Evers, Bill Williamson Ray Kerr, Larry MacKenzie, Coach Sarge MacKenzie