Cathedral High School - Echo Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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96 '7 fi-r F' t row left to right' C AHLGRIM, S. Varsity Cheerleaders left to right: J. MAPES, B. MCCURDY, M. KNORR, US . . FOURNIER, J. BLISS, R. MCCURDY, M. SHUTTEQ Second rowg M. ESSAY, A. BRODECKY, J. RUSTERMIER, S. KING, M O'BOYLEi Third row: K. CLOTHIER, N. COSTELLO, T. GEIS, C. MOLSTAD, K. KOCH, M. TURNER: Fbllffh f0W1 MCGUIRE, P. HAKENKAMP, R. MCKENZIE. R. WEBER, J. MCLAUGHLON, D. MACH, N. OSBORN, B. If MASCOT, BERNIE SOMMER Res erve Cheerleaders K fi W9 U-o 5 fi Q N v. 17 , , 5 .- iii. , N2 , ALICE PARSHALL, DONNA STAINBROOK. and CLAUDETTE BROWN '36 6744 BERNIE IN ACTION , f -5.

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sr. JosEPH's FALLS f 52 - 46 fo CATHEDRAL Cathedral turned in its top offensive performance of the season for a 53-40 CATHEDRAL VICTORIOUS AT NORFOLK This page is sponsored by the FREADRICH BROTHER., GROCERS victory over St. Bonaventure of Columbus.

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BLMNE CUSTER OFFICES Noiimsss DECLARE mem Poucres Fon couwrv soveamsm' H., ip., 4 9 fi. :L ,- K ' . 6 A ' of V A,-Q.,-i , w - I x ' - K . 'Q A 1' W i 4 5 - Q . , L - E 1 4 I Q . L - . m - 5 JOHN GOURLAY .f f 9 , t V MICHAEL Mgcmpev JOHN STEINAUER BEVERLY ECK ER The Yhree County Commissionors, BEVERLY and BARBARA ECKER, and RICHARD NEAL comporo notes. Accurucy is DELORES THEQS' goo! us she Qypes in the County Assistant Agent's office. C t t' g upon their problem: are the ' Coungngzgvzggr, WAYNE REEVES4 th' COUMY cum. Tom COWAN5 and JOHN STEUNAUERI vhs Clerk of Dinner Court. RICHARD NEAL COUNTY GOVERNVENT Cathedral high school participated this year Sol the second time in the county government proiect vndcr the direction of the REV. B. E. KALIN. The project was initiated ot a kick-off convention held in the parish hall November 2, at which rims members of the slmior :lou outiinod for the student body the :mire plan and purposa of the undertaking. Registration of voters, filing for office, a com- poign of posters and speeches, resoarch, and inutruc- tion in the duties of county officers, the primary and general elections, conducted, in so for ns they couid bo, occordi to the adult pattern, wen prominent features in Tae wueks prior to November 29, partici- pation day. Arcording to the pattern proposed for all xchools, the senior class directed the entire procedure. '50 iuniors presented themselves as candidates for the various county offices, and the sophomore and Fush- mun :issue participated by registering, uppiauding campaign speeches, and voiing in the eiecvions. 1 PROGRAM CONDUCTED BY MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS, i 7 ' ' V, A tfiit ii, 4- eii F ,iit ' ig A A f , -L L- iii.-Vli, MARY ETHEL THOMPSON we moms ossonw register moms MACH and mica: NEAL, Gi ' the campaign -posters cw fh:n2:fi?oio:f.2a,m.n, DOROTHY AHLGRIM and WSLLXAM KAUN Rose O'BRlEN. wmv ANN , Hnusvc A, MARGARET Muvcme, mf CHARLES CALCATERRA look nl-M76 ns they consult thuir cord his .-