Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1927 volume:

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Che 1932 Amodem Storm, - - -told ' - - in An0ldH1aq win... , X-.., M 0 S 0 0 m,Nx. ,xx we Presented by the CLASS - 012.1927 CATHEDRAL : HIGH SCHOOL I wucu-:ITA KANSAS EE 0 X S NCUNABULA9 EDITION X X 4' U Q 1' 51 so O s . GJ . . 9 g 0 o X X w ' - - 0 z Q5 X - wx I 5 5 fig Q n A ' S S 5 i 'Sk - ' 'Fiiwii I x ' 5 ,. og: Ljji L 5 i . 1 - sk U T Y :sg 4 l N RS -NX 1 A fx V I 9 Q 'P ef? 15 HO HS J px i so onq as Ii ' shall hue. Bulwer-Lvffvfl I s xr JSXSS K f N 'f Q Q N S .. . 1 2 ,. ., 1,gil:iQg:..Qg,,.ffgQg1,1Q11 x,.,. IJQQQQ .. . 1 Lf ... -Q XXXQQQQ- in nourish-1v0usononohsas s.XMWNQQ qu xx X x Q 0 Q 3 Q X w n . S is Q ' ' ' X Rx X NSN K Wk gX, MMN,,Qwg + 4, 4 y 'o' 4 4 'QW - Qbvdinatiuu Lo, though time and circumstances have scatterecl you, well-loved Alumni of C. H. S. your Alma Mater remembers, anci to you she fonclly cieciicates this Book CCIOOOQODOIK 99:00 U U iso: QA. 1 0 . A A' H 4 1- 8'--.-..v: .ao---on uremurri Lo in this hook we have kept the yesterdays' Wrlt upon 1tS pages may every reacler mcl memorles of the hest that we have thought ancl elt nd done vv1th1n the portals 0 CHS . . f. 5 .f f Q .3 t 5 to te SCH WFWYWQ' f 21 V' x ST. MAIHVS CATHEDRAI CATHED RAI. SCHUOI From Whence Authority Issues Forth To fume Seniors: God speed you, my dear young friends, is my parting word of farewell. VVith mingled feelings of regret and joy do I say it,' of regret that you are about to leave us, and of joy that you have so successfully served your ap- prenticeship within the walls of the Cathedral High School. We shall miss you much. Your departure, however, will not sever the pleasant relations that have bound you so closely with us during your many years of study. An everlasting dwelling place shall be yours within o11r hearts and minds. May those Christian lessons you have learned from your consecrated teachers be your guiding star through life. May their wise counsels and good example strength- en you to fight courageously life's difficult battles. Your sorrows will be their sorrows, your triumphs likewise will be the1'rs. May the light of the good life you will lead shed its pure rays upon your Alma Mater to lzlazen the way for those who will follow you. lmf2e.u,9444i4. ' The Faculty -10- rnxe Faculty .gu- illumination of Books A ck -,kg NE cannot enter a book- ?--- as 'il shop today without real- izing how many thousand L,'4 ff books are in circulation. Y,.,,iif,5 There was an age how- li3 ' ' ever, when books were laboriously written, instead of being thus quickly manufactured by the ai of the type-setting machine. And the il- lustrations, instead of being easily re- produced by photographic processes, were veritable miniature paintings, most decorative, ablaze with colour and fine gold. In these times it is easy to forget that there ever was a period when the making of a single book occupied years and sometimes the lifetime of one or two men. There are many arts and crafts which come under daily observation that make no impression on us and have no message for us, simply be- cause we have never considered the subject of their origin and construc- tion. It is only after one has once studied the subject of historic carving, metal work, embroidery, tapestry, or illumination, that one can ever look upon these things with intelligent in- terest and vastly increased pleasure. The staff of the Cathedral Annual 1927, in casting about for a theme came upon one linked most closely not only with learning but Catholicity itselfg for the transcription of books was one of the chief occupations in religious houses and the recluse monk, in t e quiet of the scriptorium, was in spite of his seclusion, and indeed, by reason of it. the chief link between the world of letters and the world of men. We have enjoyed the research work entailed in bringing only a touch of old-world book-ma ing craft to our Cathedral Annual and, if the subject awakens any little interest in our readers, we shall feel even more richly repaid. Many different arts were represent- ed in the making of a mediaeval book. Of those employed, first came the scribe, whose duty it was to form the black, even, glossy letters with his peng then came t e painter, who must not only be a correct draughtsman, and an adept with his pencil and brush, but must also understand how to pre- pare mordants and to lay on the gold leaf, and to burnish it afterwards. After him, the binder gathered the lustrous pages and put them together under silver-mounted covers, with heavy clasps. The large hall or studio in which the work on the books was accom- plished was called the scriptorium. When the scriptorium was consecrat- ed these words were used: Vouch- safe, 0 Lord, to bless this workroom of thy servants, that all which they write therein may be comprehended by their intelligence, and realized by their work. The work of each scriptorium was devoted first to the library of the individual monastery and after that, to other houses, or to such patrons as were rich enough to order books to be transcribed for their own use. One of the most important monas- teries of early times, on the Conti- nent, was that conducted by Alcuin, under the protection of Charlemagne. When the appointed time came for writing, the monks filed into the scriptorium, taking their places at their desks. One of their number then stood in the midst, and read aloud, slowly, for dictation, the work upon which they were engaged as copyistsg in this way a score of copies could be made at once. Alcuin him- self would pass among them, making suggestions and correcting errors, a beautiful example of true consecra- tion, the great scholar spending his time thus in supervisirrf, the transcrip- tion of the word of Go , from a desire to have it spread far and wide. With the introduction of printing, the art of illuminating was doomed. The personal message from the scribe to the reader was merged in the more comprehensive message of the press to the public. The printing press stands for all that is progressive and desirable, modern thought and life hang upon this discovery. But in this glorious new birth there was sacrified a certain indescribable charm which can never be felt now except by a book lover as he turns the leaves of an ancient illuminated book. To him it is given to understand that pathetic appeal across the centuries. ' 1 '- ,. , ,M Wh Nix N N , ,x X .M-rx' X - ' ,s - .x ..M-:Www ........,.. t l..2...M .......... .............. iiiwntxsrzxrzswmxw ..k.,,x W KifggjififgiigwiW ' X .L N -.anon - no Q,,, 'ROI X nf K-Qt, :Xa Q , ' P , ,Qx 5 L X . ' 0 - ' -1 X Q Q 1: 3 - s 6 Q Q . x O- N S X X ' 4 07- ' . ' , 1 Q Q 5.-W ,... XX fs A SS t ' S wg 0 5 332 I ---' . ' iE . ou S 5 27 ' :J -:J 0 at Q i NL' S ' 5 BE Slatels -E - i iii? A 1 ag! f 5345 ' 2 UCB 1011 'W' of its Ijuulhu -1 'E Q ss Q N T MQ ' ,E H , - ri' , Y L R, 'DIOR .fllflf F' f f ' ' V it u , : , 5 1 o l I s s 0 I K AN.-A-A - ww.. ------ ,, ' it -.x X X v 'Q Senror Class Hrstory, 27 tTl1e Four ourneysl lNl1 br rght Injun Summer mornrng September 8 1923 the Lathedral Hlgh School brought rnto exrst kv! ence seventy frve brfun chrldren These bern s dwelt ln phvs1c'rl bodres 'rnd rndrvre urllv were known by such names rs Adelrne lohn 'rnd M rrgrret Collec tryelv they were known rs Freshres lreslrrrren md upon rfrre occaslons were elesrgnrted as the Cl rss of 27 lrke rll brbes these brarn lnfants were helpless rrrd qurte dependent up on therr mother for norrrlshment lhrs therr nrrter CLrthedrrl School? erlefullv selected lJ lllI'lCLd 'rnd put betore tlrerrr lrke 'rll wrse mothers who grve the proper r rtron of proterns l'rts rnd crrbohydrates to rn rnfant body the rrrother of these chrldren grve them r proper proportion of ln telleetual sprrrtual and volltronal nourrshruent And just lrke the chrl dren who lrved ll r Sh e ey thrrveel rnd grew 111 fr mrrvelous w'1y It wrs rneleed a strrnge world lrrto wlrrch the Mater brought these chrl dren In 1 yacht mrde up of depart rrrelrts of RCll8l0Il MlthLIH'ltlCS Screuee rnd Englrsh she took them beautlful srrl on t e ser knowledge Phe Journey w rs one of grert ple rsure but of eourse the rn trnts had therr drffrcultres For ex rrrrple they yrsrteel rn rslrnd where everyone spoke onlv the Iatrn lan 'urge lt wrs 'rll thrt wrll power 'rm Jrtron rnel prtrence eould elo to wrn rn the struggle th rt ensued When the class entered upon rts seeorrd ye rr of exrstence rts members 1 re no longer erlled Baby Fresh rnerr brrt becfruse they had grown rn wrsdorn rnd strength they were Justly erlled Sophomores 'lhe surname re rnarneel the sfrme however Clfrss of Wrth skrllful drscrrmrnatron the mrter agarn rssrgned each chrld a proper erbln on the Shrp of Lear nrng rnel the Sophornores went to sea lhrs trrrre they became acquainted wrtlr drfferent provrnces of the rs lrnels previously yrsrted anel the trrp w rs rrrore rnterestrng owrng to the drs covery ot new lands vast contrnents rn thrs sefr of knowledge In the year 25, 'mother crurse wfrs made Lpon thrs expedrtrorr the 'tlr ter demanded a great eleal of the chrl dren she hrd so carelullv nourrshed lhorrgh she strll gurded therrr she ex pected therrr to wfrlk alone and thrs they were well able to do berng now p'rst two ye ns of 'rge rnd as formerly mentloned well nourrshed Spllltll rl ly 1r1te1llectu'rlly rnd yolrtlonrlly A lunrors rt wrs frttrng rnd proper th rt they should have socr rl recognrtron so under the supervrsron of therr M1 te the cl rss rnrele rts debut rt rts Irrst rnlyor socr'rl frrnetron the Junror Senror Banquet And now thrs happy frmrlv of br'1rrr chrldren IS known rs the drgnr lred Senror flrss rnel soon thev wrll have made therr lrst rnd most lnter estrng vovrge under the 'rusprees of LHS 'lhe Athenlrn trarts acqulred wlrrle 111 Anelent Athens are evrdent rn therr lefrned person rl1t1es 'lherr dramrtrc trlents due no doubt to therr study ot the frmorrs Roman rnd Greek Orfrtors were drsplryed 111 P'ltI lCl'l '1 beautrful Roman pl rv that rrvaled eyen the artrstrc 'md su perb presentation of The Iarrrp and the Bell given by the Class of 26 At the Olympran games or some where rlong the wry they grfrsped 1 brt of the Herculefrrr Smfrll wonder that rn the Llass of 27 there was a boys te rm that won frrst plfrce 111 the State lourn rnrent for Catholrc Hrgh Schools rt St Mary s rnd that lomrrry Nleyers wrs chosen captaln f Mythrerl rll state tefrm Nor were the grrls to be outdone by thexr brothers M re Leurvorst anel llfl'lI'g'lItt New rrran were spectrculfrr players rn both State 'md Nrtron rl Tourn rrnents lhe grrls won thrrd place rn the State Tour I1 rrne nt 'md rt l11st were 'rble to plfrce a srlver cup 111 the trophy case All these fe rts rre 'rccomplrsheel rnel soon thrs lrttle shrp wrll come to port rnd erell clrrld wrll recerve 1 Docu ment of recogrrrtron for hrvrrrg sue cessiully 111 rele these four Journeys lhe Mater s lrght wrll never grow elrrrr rn the herrts of her chrldren brrt wrll ever shrne forth lest they str 1ke rocks rn the br ger sea of lrfe Always the Mfrter wrt be remembered rnd loved by erch of her chrldren YVhy can yo11 not just hear the reverenee loy alty rnd dey otron rn the hL'lllS of the Llfrss ot 27 rs they gently sry My Alma Mater' 1-,,-fx, 1- .1 rr - 1 as 1 1, , 11 fr -1,-11 1 '. . 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Bisnxlxun .l. HAYES President of Boys' Senior Class L l'he hcnrt to conceive, the under Standing to direct, or the hand to exe cute. KA'1'u1z1uNu TOBIN Vice-President Herself must with peer. Dono'1'1f1Y .loN1zs Secretary herself bc sole C0111- Hers is the face whence all :should copied be, Did God nmlw replicas of .lm i N .l. CoNNon Vice-Pres ident such ns sho. 'l'rnu as the dial 10 the sun, Although it bc not shincd upon, lilamax Claunvonsr TI'6llSlII'CI' Her cyes wuru clear, 1 Hop0's. Conxizmus L. Fox Secretary-Treasnrer His good humor nmkcs ISI' USES WCPG new conquests and nniintuins the past. 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M.xnu.xuu'r Busan Where your angel is, My angel goeth. Ehlllill P. Clzliosliv Oh, blessvd with tcnipor, whose un- 1-loaded ray Pan umke to-Inorrow-chuerful as to-day. Mme Ciaunvoasi' lf of he-1' virtuvs you evade the' snare, Then for hor faults you'1l fall in love with her. .louN J. C1-1u1s'rY Of manners gentle, of affvc-tions mild: In wit a mang simplicity, a child. MAnu.xu15'1' CH.u'M,xN 'l'l1o pr:-ciuas Stl'02lIllS which thy young lips roll Shall 14-:wo their lowly delta in thy soul. GIENIZVIEYIZ CONNOR Smile, swewt girl, smile. For you will have wc0pil1,fg--wl1ilc.'l i i Seniors -41 g-- N1zl.1.Ila Comix' 'iill1'I'l'f0l't' I kissed in thx-0 'l'hv ln-:nrt of childlmml, su divine fn nw. DIARY CUn'1'1N Ihr In-nuty SIIIOUUIUQI l'1ll'liI'S flli'i'mm'1-rl face I GENEVIEVE Diannnlzcwr At the rich odours from hm' In-url that rise - My soul i'L'l1lenlhurs its lm! l'ill':liilS1'.' iwAllliAlil'1'l' DIKUI-IAIKD Sho gwivv mv tukn-ux lhrm-0-2 A hunk, ix word of hor WiIlS0lll!' llllblllll And ai wild l'llSIllM'l'I'j'i' I.i1.1.1,xN Dm' And with tho svn ln'm-vzv hnml in hzuml Fume lllIl0CQ'Ill'l' :md shin l li.xN41Is .l. IIUGAN Wll:1h-'l-1' hi- mlid, was Ilona- with an muvh vas:-, In him :llmiv VIXVIIS ll2lllll'Zli In plq-:mn-.' .loim P. EGAN lu Ihv lexicon of youth, thm-ro is no Such word ilSifilil. Seniors PAUL 0. ENGLE Ile jests ut svaws, that IIOVHI' fs-lt sm wound. Enwfxun F. ERNSTMANN 'l'he noblest mind lhv lu-sl. C0llll'lllllIlP has. Hl2NuY G. F,x1i1an UA face with gludnuss 0V0l'Sl!l'0ll,dl Soft slnilvs by kindnvss bred! C1.nM1sN'1' A. FAul:l2LL Wise in rvsolve, und pziliunt 1.0 1'0f01'n1.' ' Iimnx FuAN1iENuU1:u For stamding :irllens ns the :mir And candid us the skies. FnANclss F1:A1PoN'1' ln little ew uisilc surmrises Au L H 1 llnbbling dvliuiousnvss of thee :mrisvs From sudden plncesf ' 'l'1zm:s,x GAM12n She left me xnzirvelling why my Soul was sud that she was gland. l www SEIIIOTS 0 I1x111Dx hxnu 1 1 ensl 11 ltglxllltll x 1 UIILIIX QISSIIII Nl g.,l11lIx N 1 ll I111111 mxsws I5 II1 IISI e 1,1 xtlc 1 1, ll du- Xlxllhlll Illll II11'x1111MxN I N N 1 N 1 lllllll Ioll N111 S xux s lIo11111111xu1x1 S11 11 xs IIX ll xx I1 11x1 11 Nl l1N1x1Ns 111111 I' lil ll U N I N l lllll ll A Ill lxl x1 s x 1 1 11119 111 1 1 at 1 11 lxl soul 1111ls nu! 1 f 1 x ' I I I xx':1st1':111sl:1l1-cl illl - will-d lnt llw llvavvllly V 1 .'hv.' 'x F.. large Mx, -': I' will ,'l1e I-111'l1, :xml gl: lly Au J . ' 21131115 , 21:11 H, is f-1 1 tl1:t xlolh ff- th- ' els, Ut l svl l1i.' 1141-111, ill llly f:11'x'l Xl, 1 1 'I ff A' Ylz of lIl'l' 1l11111g:gl1l.', l1iL:l1 IIlIll'liN l'111' 111i111- lll0llB,'lIYS to 11-:11'l1 'V' G1.. . 2 . . Sl - l0lli'1l:l liltllf x'i,'ll' llj. 'l'lll'll went ln-1' FII shim- 'nyz-- WI I '- is tlly lCill'lllIIL1'r! Inlll thy I 'l O' 1' bo km -m1,'11111 'd ilu- 'I ight nil? 1. IE ' 1N.' Ho 1' 1-mlml I 1.t:11:x- xx'l1:1l lll'illlly is l1-1' 1 Wl ':11111 sex- I11-1' c111111le1 1111 for l -' 1 Askl .' ill - 1':1s1-1119111 or Ihr sky? l l 1 -WW , Seniors l50ll0'l'HY KUNCE t 1'he llllIIl01't2ll could we 04-use to contemplate 'l'he :uortnl part sllggests its every trait. K1:NN1s'1'1I F. MCCLUIIIE Clxovrftxl ut morn, he wakes from short repose, Urentlles the keen slit' and carols ns he goes. NlAnu,xn12'1' MCCOY Sweets to be granted think thyself nnn1eet- 'l'ill thou have lem'nc-tl to hold sweet not too sweet. lil.la.xNon lW00lllE And while she feels the lxenvens lie bare Sln- only tnllis about her hair. 'l'noM.xs W. Mvnns, Jn. 'I'ho nzune that dwells on every tonggne. No minstrol needs. KlAllGUI3lll'l'lE N1cwM,xN And here thy pictured i'0l1lll0!ll'llll'0 lim-S nnfurletl As in the ent fern lies the inmgetl tree. .loslzmr G. 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Your soul is a clean, white book whose pages glow Scarlet and gold and blueee-I shall not know The ending of tl1c story therein voiced. Your soul is a fragile moth with pale gold wings, New-broken from its ehrysalis: it clings Vibrant upon youth's stemg I shall not see The beauty of your flight, radiant and free. Your soul is a delicate plant I have watched unfolding Green leaf by clear green leaf, But you will flower far from any beholding, So frail remembrance is, so rare, so brief. Your soul is a small brown bird whose hesitant flying I follow anxiously: I cannot shield You f1'om 1'0tlgll winds and storm. You flutter on, A gleam of sunlight round you prophesying You soaring strength. By lnisms H. XVn.soN uniors 'np How: llzuuc-V, licul, lilalsi, Coopcr, llc Vogv. t'l'UlIlf lfow: lignn, l':lllll2lllS, li. Ellis, C. Ellis, Vice-llrvsillcnig El'llSllll2lllll. llllifll lflllllf Fzlllol, l'll,f.fQL'IIl0l0l', S0011-tall'y-'l'l'uusl111-1'g Gcsslvr, liiltrivll, Glass A. liolmlv. 'nurih How: II. liohlv. G0l'g1-s, Ii. Hznrtmzm, C. Hzlrtnlaln, vlC'l'-l,ll'Sl1l0lllQ llalw llllglu-s. gAg4,, uniors Ol' HOW: Kane, Prcsidcntg Kclmcllv, Kcrns, Malone, McNcill. SECOND HOXV: M1-ngos, 0'l.c:n'y, flStl:I'lll2lll, Pantry, l'i'1li'f. lllllill HOW: Phillips, Pre-sion, l,l'ifC1l2Il'd, Holm, Scllwclmliolg Slcin, Svcroiury I I'02ISlll'l'l'. lOl lilll HOXY: Stn-1'I1lwl'g, Slrublu, Surpriso, li. Watson, C. Watson Wviffum . ' ' h l'I'0SlCll'lH. sophomores ' IIUW: .Xck:11'1n:u1. lgZllll'l', Brown, Rl'l'lIlillL'l', Cllllllllill, C. C0lIll0l', Pros- nlvnlg .l. Connor. NIJ HOW: lluvis, 'l'rcals11rc1'g IH. Dey. A. Dey, llillion, llomllingcr, DI'0llll2ll'll lllllill HOW: lDuI'r1'c, Iinglvs. livuns, Fzlllot, Fzwroll, l'xitZgl'l'ZlIll, Grccn. lOl li'l'll HOW: llunlon. H2ll'lIllklll, Ilzwrison, llcnriou, H1-rules, llcstvr, llubburll Ill Ill HOW: Hll4liIlllI'gll, .loclu-ills, SL-c'l'ct:ll'yg ll. Jones, L. .long-S, liaunpling lxurl. l.zlwl'0l1m-. Y- pi sophomores TOP HOW: Linot, Mace, Martin, Melcher, Sccrctaryg Mcnges, Morley, Mclirccvy SECOND ROXV: Monty, Ncvillc, NLWVIIIZIH, U,C0llll0l', O'K01:fc, Olivicr. 'l'l'llliD ROW: O'N0il, 0,llOllI'k0, l,I't'SlflCl1lQ Przlcht, Pctl-rs, llobcrtson, llocts Rohrig, Vice-President. FOURTH HOW: Ridd, Scllifflcr. Vice-Prcsidclltz Szldowsky, SCl'ZIl'l'Ol'll, Simpson Slattery, Snakard. FIFTH ROW: Struble, Tuck, XVhite. Xvllll2llIlS, Zeller, Carney, llurlzln. Fl'8Sl'IlT1eI'l Till' HUW: Allvn. llvclcw. Hl'llIlt'l', Biggs, liowlus. Busch. SECOND HOW: llusvr. S1-cl'vlal'yg Cvclmsky, Colvman, VlCl'-l,l'l'SlIll'lll1 l aIlis Connor. Prcsimlcnt. 'l'lIlllll HOW: Curtis. Daley, Davis, Diehl, l7iil'l'm-0, Collins, Downey. FOUll'l'll ROW: Flannigan, Gallegos, Catz, Ccsslcr, liittrich, Glass. l lF'l'll HOW: llaas. Hn-arlilson. llcaly, llvichcllicch, llutchinson. Jacobs. .lm-ndv Freshmen TOP HOW: Kruskc, Lanflwellr, Lois. President, I.:1lJrzldo, AICCZIIJQ, Blc'Cnl1n. SECOND HOXV: McClure, Mciircevy, McNeill, Mcngvs, Miller. TIIIRD HOW: Moran, 'l'I'cas11l'crg Myers, 0'liourkc, Pfzlff, Pictscllncr, Itzlusch Rogers. FOURTH HOW: Schmidt, Schoenborn, Schwartz, I. Simon, C. Simon, Simpson FIFTH ROW: Spnngenbcrger, Stratton, Toon, Want-r, Webb, Wellman, Wesley, -3 9..- ln emoriam 0 Ill NI Aim s lll Xplll 1 LllNONlllllMl lm 4 1 lhouglx much It 8101118 rl Nxondu .md 1 xxom, Xml hnlloxxcd te-.urs may unforhlddnn flovn, lo mourn thc blossom that vw LllLIlSllt'il mov, Mt ull IS xull bod s good dulgn on su, nt when our tu :sun IS ou: hm nts mn , I. 'Q . . , cn: Bo' I 12, 1310 D1- a, lJ2l' ' ' 5 ' L- . K- . v , . . 1 . I That om- so loved should he so curly lost, I I V A I K' 1 Y . l ' , ,ff 4 vl - 1-'L' :I Vi I 'L' 'I , X ,l' XS. 'I sl! Th: ' '- ' ' -z s '- ' -z ' .' ag bc. ...30-- -..o 'P - - '-'Q 4 'Q' -' W cliuitif 0 x ' X S - X ff X 5 Q s i ' fe' Biaubt 3 Present atthe GamesPr pared Q-wandw-6 Joqful Ilictors lUa1t theJust E X Reward-Q - 9, 5 . X --'Uerqzl X s S S 2 x .Q H a. Lv... W o . W 'I 1- - 1 Qx,,x X K... , ' + as s X s E111 , P :ew 1 r X L-3 Q N - si 3 EX XE QQRS 13 S . 5 'S sk 2 is ilgg ENN ,XQ 5 .X S YX S 2:25 Ss s 5555 Sk: Xq 2- X1 - L5?X .,: N5 5: A S 35,45 NSS 5 X X S s PE 4, Z EENNX A E o.,a Ajwfmwmm . .......... A SO X X. Q 0 I O l I I 9 l Xa Sl 1 I O U n v 0 I a I C I I 1 C 6 l O Footloall l 'l'Ol' ROVV: liro, Idurene. 0'Neil. llurch, Christy, McNeill, li' Bausch. Meyers. Dugan, Coach Unrley. SECOND ROW: Kane, 0'l,1-ary, Stein, Ernstmann. C. Hartman. Snakard. 'l'HlltD ROW: Bowers, Menges, .l. KleGreevy', E. Hartman, Itolzertson, llatz, liohrig. FOUli'l'H. ROWVZ l'ram-ht, lfalier, Alu-ll, Hayes, Malone, E. NleGree-vy, llalling. Summary of the Footlaall Season f - K llli rapid growth of sports High School. The Micks completely ffjh, in Cathedral High School outclassed most of their opponents ffyf during the past three due, no doubt, to their superior weight jg fag, ' years has been little short and fighting alnhty. Cljl W. ol' s e n sa t i o n al. Pour l'he last game oi the season, lll l 'l' 'NS' years ago, Cathedral High which Lathedral swamped klllgllltlll School was the Athletic practically unknown in World, while to-day it IS one ol' the strongest athletic schools ol' Kansas. Starting with foothall, three years ago, Cathedral began to develop blg- gel' and hetter teams each year, until the past year when Cathedral pro- duced one of the best teams in the State. This year's football aggregation, under the direction ol' Coach 'tCurly tlmmnings, had a very suceesstul sea- son, scoring 128 points against their opponents' thirty-one, and losing but two games during the entire season to such rivals as lloe Institute and Marion lligh School by a large margin, was a great surprise to everybody interested in football. ll was in this game that Cathedral lligh School made a most impressive hid l'or State honors. The record is all the mogre -remarkable when it is known that Coach Curly Cummings has a comparatively small school to deal with, with never more than one hundred and twenty hoys from which to select his athletes. 'l'he fans and the student-body ol' Cathedral hope to he able to 1'ead glowing accounts in the next few years, of many Cathedral lligh School athletes- starring on teams ol' our leading llniversitics. Fl l0'l'llALl, SCH EDULE t'allu-dral , V ----- -45 l'ntlu-dral -4-- 0 llililllbtlfill - ---37 Vathedral , --- Q Vatherlral H. ---- 1 lll Vathewlral H --- Cathedral , Y -- - Vntl dl ll ns ,,, ., ,zzz -az- Sewlgwiclc - ,A li Marion ,,,,,,,., ti l'll0l't'Ill'0 ,,,-- .,,,, , , , 0 indians - ...,,,. W - ni Wichita U. 2nd ,, W ,, nl l'eaho1ly ,,,,,,-,-, ,, li Cherryvale ..,, ,- U Kingman , -- ll Tournaments, State and National --::. HIE squad in good shape to f',f'l1 make another bid for the state title left by auto March ll, for St. Mary's, 'fad Kansas, where the state .J meet for Catholic high schools was held. ln the pairings, Cathedral drew as an opponent, the St. Francis High School of St. Paul, Kansas. Towering heads above their diminutive oppon- ents both in stature and basketball ability, Cathedral High rode rough shod over St. Paul High. Myers and .l. Bausch were the main cogs in the Cathedral offense,-Myers hitting ten and .l. Bausch eight from the floor. The feature game of the tournament was ll1e semi-l'inal tilt between St. Mary's and Cathedral. The Cathedral team did itself proud by the ability displayed in this game. Wichita downed St. Mary's, 23-15, fi fhting every minute of the game anii dis- playing a class of ball that St. Mary's could neither cope with nor success- l'uIly stop. The superb defense of the champs functioned so well that St. Mary's was unable to penetrate it. The game was a fight from start to finish and there was no let-down on either side. There are no words than can describe the game. It was the decid- ing game of the tournament. The t'inal game played with Hays was an easy game, Cathedral swamp- ing llays, 40-12. The Wichita husky hasketeers again carried away most of the trophies in the stale meet. ln addition to the large trophies, each member was given a gold emblem. Captain Tommy Myers was the unanimous choice of the eoaches as the most valuable player in the tournament. Ile was high scorer ol' the tourney, counting 46 points in three games. and in addition he gave an exhibition of floor and defensive work that marked him the class of the meet. lle was further honored with the captaincy of the All-Star team of the tournament. .I. Bausch and F. Bausch also fained places on the All- Star team. By virtue of Cathedral's third consecutive victory in the State Tourney, the team gained not only permanent possession of the Bishop Tief's trophy and first place cup but last and not least the right to represent the state of Kansas in the National Catholic interscholastic tourney held in Chicago. The National Tourney opened at Loyola University gymnasium March 17 with thirty-two teams entered from all sections of the United States. ln the first round of the tourney, Cathedral defeated the spirited little I'ive t'rom St. Peter's High, New Bruns- wick, N. .l., in as fast and hard fought a game as has been seen there. On Friday, the Cathedral team scored a 19-11 triumph in its second round en- counter over Central Catholic High School ol' Johnstown, Pa. The C.l'l.S. boys were closely pressed throughout tl1e contest. The half ended 10 to 10 deadlock, but the Cathedral High cag- ers came back in the second half to take the lead and in the closin f min- utes sank three baskets in quicik suc- cession to snatch decisive victory. I Tl1e Kansas quintet was eliminated 111 thc third-round encounter when they played Holy ltosary High School, Syracuse, N. Y. The Wichita team was undoubtedly weakened by the retire- ment near the close of the first half of Schwenker and F. Bausch. In the second half the C.l'l.S. boys fought furiously to recover. A belated rally at the close of the contest failed to snatch victory from the pace-setting New Yorkers. All things considered, the Cathe- dral boys made a good showing in the National Tournament. The fans and C.H.S students at home were sorry that the boys did not win, but felt certain that they had played a good clean fight, to the last minute of the game. The brief story of the tourneys, state and national, would be incomplete were the name of Mr. Cummings omit- ted. The season at Cathedral High will not only go down into history as the greatest here, but as a fine per- sonal tribute to Coach Cunnnings who labored faithfully and welded together a machine that humbled many of its opponents during the season. And the last chapter in the book of athletics cannot be closed without mentioning the name of Rt. Rev. Mon- signor Farrell. His faith in the play- ers is the spirit that broods over the teams, and for that faith there is no athlete at C.H.S. that would not play up and play the game to the very best within him. Baslcethall 'l'Ol' ROW: liro. l'Ingt-in-, ldrnwtnmn. t'. I-lartnian Vo-icli Curly. I-1l'Ii'UND ROW: Nlcycrr., Mr-Neill, Scliwm-nk:-r. .l. llansch. i . llausrli. 'l'lllltI7 HOW: HI:-in, ltohrigg. Snalcard. Summary of Season ' f ' llli scason for thc coutcnd- ' inf lrish l'ivc ol' Cathcdral High School opcncd witl1 rag. bright prospccts. Cathc- dral had a strong schcdulc inappcd 0lll.f g2llll0S with sonic ol' thc hcst tcanls in thc sur- rounding country wcrc hookcd. 'l'hc high lights ol' thc schcdulc wcrc thc two QIIIIIUS with XVichita High. 'l'hc first f.fillllC was with Newton-- thc hardcsl opponcnts in a long list ol' gzuncs. Ncwton flashcd good spccd l'or an opt-ning hattlc and Cathcdral showcd stylc that would carry it to thc statc Cll2llIllll0llSlllIJ. This dclcat for Cathcdral High School was followcd hy anolhcr from Wellington. Catho- dral cxccllcd in thc passing gtlllll' but failcd to inakc thc frcc throws and lost. .X winning strcak thcn CZIIIIC to Cathcdral lligh School and thc quin- lct dcl'calcd thc Alumni, Topcka, Rock- hnrst, li. C.. and Chcrryvalc. Thc l'ratt gainc, howcvcr, hrought thc win- ning strcak to an abrupt close. In thc 42211110 with thc lloc Indians, Cathc- dr:1l snappcd out ofa tcnlporary slump and inorc than douhlcd thc count on thc Alll0l'll'2lIl Indians. 'l'hc Pcahody Qilllll' was a hotly con- tcstcd hattlc, hut Cathcdral won. 'l'hc lcanl continucd to show supcrior work and won an casy victory from Marion. ln a Qilllll' that rcquircd two cxtra pcriods to dccidc thc oulconlc, Wich- ita lliagh l'llll'l Qt'tl victor ovcr Calhc- dral lllgh lzy a scorc ol .34-3.2 in onc ol thc fastcst and hcst playcd gaincs 4-vcr witncsscd on thc local courts. 'l'hc gainc was rcplctc with thrillsg scorc licd in thc last ininulc of play, a long goal ticd up thc scorc again during first play ofl' pcriod, anolhcr long goal dccidcd thc final Ulllt'0llll', lt was a gainc you oftcn rcad ahoul hut arc scldoin privilegcd to watch. Cathcdral lligh School playcd a rc- turn gilllll' that was closc and again rcsplcndcnt with thrills. 'l'hc scorc was lil to 29 idcntically thc sainc Inar- gin thc Wichita High had won on Cathcdral l'loo r. A I'cw nlorc outstanding QIIIIIOS--H Wcllingtou and Marion- and Cathc- dral hrought to a closc onc ol' thc nlost scnsationally succcssful baskctball sca- sons in its history. 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V . i - . . 1 v 1 s 1 5 'VV -a . , - . ,. Q - - na 4 n A ' I if 2 lv - v -x V ' . ..' V'. ' .V .V . , - z ,, z . . - z., , - 1 . u . . z 1 , .. A . , ,. -,. , 5 nt xA 1 x -xy :Lvx 1 ta I Girls' Basketball Limit, Surprise, Hartman, Newman. Patry, H. Cent-vom-st, Coach CllllllllillgS, Preston, Frankenberg, Ellis, M. Ceurvorst, Bausch, Hester. Summary of Season E are transcribing a rec- ord of thc most distinc- ', V , tive girls' basketball sea- ' Q son ever known to C.H.S. Q3 is It is enviable! The 1927 -fly Basketball Sextctte proved to be the best team ever produced by the school. lt lost but one game in eleven, won third place in the State meet and received the honor of an in- vitation to enter the National Tourn- ament. The team selected to carry Cathe- dral's pennant consisted of the two basket-shooting aces, Margaret New- man and Mae Ceurvorst, with our meek captain, Elva Frankenberg as jumping center, and a fighting little piece of humanity in the person of Marie Hartman as running center. On the defense we had Caddie Ellis, who was on the job of overhauling the opponent's forward, and Path Patry, a new guard, who proved an aggres- sive player who was in therev for all her worth from the opening whistle 'till the final toot. VVith this combina- tion in the flock, the t'bluebirds started on their journey. Our Baskcteers niet and defeated some of the strongest state teams. They encountered thrilling games with Benton, Haven, Caldwell and Wallenstein-Raffman and will remem- her them as games in which they had to show their composition. So it was they found a safe place at the season's close. The blnebirds remained in train- ing so they might fly high in the State meet. As a result they took third place and brought to the nest the beautiful trophy, the first treasure won by a C.l-LS. girls' basketball team. The principal event of the season was the National Tournament spon- sored by C.H.S,, with thc scxtette acting as hostess. This being the climax in the basketball circle, we express our gratitude to the six little bluebirds who fought so gallantly against the winds of defeat in what has been pronounced by the of- ficials as one of the lIl0St interesting games ot' the tourney-the Caldwell- Cathedral round. That the final whistle found our Bluebirds at the small end of the score, does not de- tract from the fine standard set for future C.H.S. champions. FT-ITIS GIFIS NBUOHHI T'OLlI'l'l8l'I1eI lt HE Glrls Nlatlonal Tourna 1 V ment sponsored by Lathe I dral representatlves Mon Q slgnor Farrell and Mr Q65 1 Llhs Lummlngs opened -I- X at the Forum on Wednes day evemng March 23 when a dozen best teams of the country started to play for the S1000 Westfleld N J eup lhe Westfleld ser1es has been held n1 1 dtfferent town each year a11d 1n 1ts fourth year was brought to WlChlld for two reasons, Wlchlta IS the logn 11 center geographlcally, sec ond Wlkhlll 18 a basketball center 1nel thls cltv through Cathedral Hlgh Sehool gave the best guarantee lnom the nolth south e1st and west e 1n1e te 1n1s to the gleltest Glrls Xlll0llll 10l1lll1.llIl6lll.6VLl held The CllV of xvltlhlll was mv xdeel by a bevx of gnls brunettes blonds and med llIlllS who cnne w1tl1 1 dash WhlCh e lllght everybody who saw the111 Buhl Idaho m lnehan robes Elm treek Nebr wlth 1 western drawl ll1nnah Wvo wlth the breeze of the pralrles Sharon Pa the Natlonal f t lfrankhn thelr rlvals from tl1e Keystone St 1te Huntmgton W V 1 peppy bunch wlthout 1 mere n11le 111 the whole clew the L1wton I assnes 1nd the lhom IS Lhamps from the 11el1 o1l flelds of Okl 1l1o1na Pleas lllt H1lI Mo conf1dent that they could show us t ockerlll the Kansas State thnnps md Llldwell 1sp1r1ng St 1te thamps 1ll were WlllSkLd away to Broadvlew Hotel and greeted by men1 bus of tathedr 11 s receptxon commlt tees whose team was lctlng hostess to tl1e tourney On Wednesd ly CV8llll'lg the offxclals blew thelr whlstles promptly at 6 30 The flrst ball of the tournament was tossed by Lxty Man1ger Elhott The Blllllf0Ck6I'lll game w1s tl1e fe 1tu1e game of the mght In the pa111ngs Cathedral drew a bye as also d1d Huntlngton West Va Hannah Vtyo and Ple 1sant H1ll Mo The four teams emergmg v1ctor1ous were Thomas 1nd lawton Okla and Caldwell and tockerlll Kansas Before 1 c1p1c1t31 house the second xound of the Tournament was played l'he feature glllle of the exenlng was that between Lathedral and Caldwell lhe two trad1t1on1l enemles of the court fought on pract1c1lly even terms throughout the game Caldwell fm llly emerged wmner by the narrow lll8l'f.1,ll1 of 24 20 So nearly matched were the two Kansas rlvals that the fans were worked lnto such a fever of expectancy that they nearly ralsed the loof ot the Forum wlth the dm they made It was all Cathedral m the flrst half and looked as though Caldwell was surely beaten but 1n the last hall Caldwell worked the ball more carefully and hlt then shout ones wlth luek 1l1e lust qua1te1 w IS 1 hand to hand LllC0llIllt'l Both teams were playlng so hard on defense that nelther had many chances to seole W1th but two lIllllllleS to go tathedral succeedeel ln le tdmg 1 pomt but the last few seeonds of the hectle lffilll was heart breakmg fo1 Lathe dral 1l6S l'wo Kansas and two 0kl1 h0IIld teams were left to vne fo Natlonal honors 1n the Sellll flnals The sen11 flnals wexe played Fudax mght Iawton walked off wlth the f1rst game 37 to 17 swampmg Cald well whose terr1f1c battle wlth Cathe dral the nlght before had wrecked thelr strength The Cockerxll Thom IS game was a classxc that has seldom been equalled Coekeull Sl1dlChlIlf., v1cto1y fxom defeat won 27 to Ab bs a fmal desperate effort The hatlonal Lage tltle then rested between K 111sas 1nd Oklahoma BCf0l8 a throng wh1cl1 mole than fllled the Folum the Nltlonal tnrls Basketball tltle passed to Lawton Ok lahoma Saturday nlght Loekeull had battled through the hardest bl lCkLt of tl1e lournament 1nd d1d not h1ve the speed 1t forn1erly possessed Law ton dlsplaved the cleanest basketball that has ever won a tltle here or any where else lhe gnne with 1ts 5500 spect1to1s the lngest basketball elowd W1eh1t1 ever l11d plovxded a tlttlng cl1n1 IX to the gle1test tournament evel held undex the 1usp1ces of the Westf1eld Lomnnttee and while the Kansas rooters left the Forum ln dejectlon all honor should go to the plucky Oklahon1a glrls who fought throu h the1r own bracket and then defeated t e flashy Kansas Champlons to land the h1ghest basketball ho nors ln the country A conservative estnnate of the tot 1l numbex that wltnessed the games was placed at 14 000 Mr W1ll1an1Ph1lhps the national secretary stated posxtlvely that the tournament here had been an unquahfled success from every angle and the greatest fastest and best han dled glrls tournament ever played 7:..':4g1x ' A 1 ' 1 - -' - . 1 ,- - - 1 1 I . 1, , - - 1- - -1 1 9 - ,v c a ll . 1 i V . 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' 1 - 0 1 I ' 5 il c l A . 1 3 . ' y . , 5 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' h . 1 1 ' ' 11 1 1 1 1 ' - - . 1, 1 4 V . . , K I 1 1 1 1 L is . ...3g... Coach Cummings, Constellation Flite Honor of the Playing Field fgwi., ANY of the great lessons of .L WSL! QL, lil'e come from the games 3 F we play in youth. The first consideration in all i-if-f?-3-l' games is to lay the foun- , . dation for a full and splendid manhood and womanhood. We should keep, as one of the mottoes of our outdoor life, the thought that a noble mind lives in a noble body. We should play a garlic for its own sake, never spoiling the spirit of all true games, nor lowering the dignity of all true manhood, by playing it for prol'it, at the expense ol' somebody else. Our gullies are our own lessons in noble things. The playing field is in truth the High School of life. lt is there we find the great distinctive qualities that mark the men of the linglish-speaking race all over the world. No American boy can be healthy and whole and miss the laws of honor. They ring through every school that is worth the stuff it is built of, they are blazoned as in letters of fire over every playing field worth walking on. They are among the old- est things i11 the world, and they will last as long as the human race. We must think of the game and not of ourselves. That game is lost in which one member of the team seeks his own glory. The unity of all for a single cause, each playing his part I'or the general end, is the condition without which no game is won. Chiv- alry, the surrender of self, obedience to the law that holds the team together -these things grow naturally with every game we play, and we should cherish them as a part of ourselves. We should be staunch and loyal and trueg our comrades must be able to rely on us, Especially should we be good los- ers, we should yield the palm with -A4 UW.. grace and cheerfulness to a victor who has played the game, leaving haggling, grudging, and quarreling to meaner souls, and not spoiling the temper of a game by elaiming doubtful points or insisting on little rights. We must not strain the rules of a game so that the keeping of them breaks the spirit of themg we should be willing rather to lose a thousand games than win one by the shadow of unfairness. When the time comes, as it comes in all games, when nobody could see if your play were unfair, you will be glad to know that your loyalty is above suspicion, and will do the right thing as quickly as a lightning flash. The sad side of human life, made up of cunning and intrigue, of seeking selfish ends at any costs to others, of preferring our vain-glory rather than the achievement of a common good, of shutting our hearts to the troubles of others so long as we are prospering has no encouragement on the playing field where only the flower of life, and not the weed, can grow. We must be loyal, or the game is lost. VVe could never be mean enough to withhold the applause that belongs rightly to the victor. The life of the world itself calls for those qualities in us which spring f1'om the holding together of the team. lf we hold together in the nation as we hold together in the team, in the boat race, in the tug-of-war, we shall give back to the nation a hundredfold the talents entrusted to us. Thus there grows up in us with our play that part of our life which makes the dif- ference, as the years go by, between the men who help a nation on and the men who pull it back. If we are loyal to our team, to our school, we shall be loyal to our town and to our country. The very beginnings of patriotism lie in our games. . .I Public-Speaking Class TOP ROWV: M. Kerns, Drouhard, Newman, Moore, Hoff, Patry, Preston, Surprise. SECOND ROW: Tobin, Winter, Price, Beat, Sieg, Vl'eigand, C. Ellis, Bnser, Hulrlerbaum. THIRD ROW: Jones. Carey. Pfaff, Ernstman. Debbreeht, lfraipont, Gard, Figgemeier, li. Ellis. PHE first 'regular classes in in .their rendition of a,one:,act comedy, H.QQ,, Public Speaking and Dlra- Sing a bong ot seniors. lhe play matics at Cathedral l-ligh presents a celebrat1on'by some Senior j: e will School were organized girls in honor of the11' reumon after KFQE January thirty-first, under vacation. A mild stranger enters the . Q the direc'ion of Miss room and the girls seize upon her as Frances Weigand, graduate from the College of St. Mary of the YVo0ds, Terra Haute, Indiana. Miss Weigand had in former years unselfishly prof- t'ered her able assistance in coaching the production of the annual plays, l'ontia,' and 'tThe Lamp and The Bell. Mechanical Jane, a clever one-act comedy was presented by the Seniors. The parts of Priscilla and Tabitha were taken by Dorothy Jones and Ini- elda Card. Mae Ceurvorst portrayed the Mechanical .lane. The play is the story of two maiden ladies in the lhroes of the servant problem. Pris- cilla secs an advertisement l'or a mech- anical Jaue. She buys it, and the fig- ure's actions, when it arrives, are so startling that when the mechanism runs down, the spinsters decide not to wind it up again. The .luniors displayed startling pos- sibilities and indicated who might be stars for the Junior-Senior Play of '28, a victim of their pranksfonly to find when the fun is at its highest that the little lady is the new member of the faculty. The performance was given at a l'arewell assembly for the Seniors. The Freshman Class gave its first public exhibition of dramatic ability on March seventeenth. when it pre- sented Thy Kingdom Come, a beauti- ful religious drama in three acts. The cast included the entire class of Fresh- man girls. The animal Junior-Senior play. Palricia,', was the culmination of a successful year of work and study. lt was given on May sixth to a large and appreciative audience. The cast of Patricia was headed by Katherine Tobin as Flavia, a pagang and Adeline Sieg as Patricia, a Christian. The scenes were placed in the period of St. Cecilia and the theme centered around the persecution of the Chris- tians at Home under the Emperor, Marcus Aurelius. 1 1 l Iwi l l 3 l --.41... Religion Science -43... Glee Club IOP ROW Dtv Hughes M Isems Sleg Hoff Hennelmun A kerns Ifrnnkenberg SECOND ROW Kunee Osterman Welgand Tobin PTICB Bu er Bolte Debbrecht Bausch FHIRD ROW H Ceurvorst Patty M Ceurvorst Moore Flggemeler Chapman Gxttrlch Ernstman forty IIL I lthedrul hlec ll l 1 I vs IS olgunlzed m Septem ll hex mneteen twenty flve X I Q Its plesent membership l45Ag.fAj eonsnsts of twenty elght -LX gnls seleeted from the tumor .md benlol cl lsses of Lathedral Hlgh behool Crednt IS glven those who pntlelpnte ln the work of thls on gunnz ntlon lo the hlee Club belongs the honor and puvllege of entertfunmg the stu dent body ut .nsscmblv as well us 'ns SISUIIH nn the ehorus work of the var nous IHOQIRIIIIS and soexal and rell ents g nous ev Dlffxcult selectlons have been rcnd end hy the guts with delightful else md gl nee, thus g!'ltlfVlIlg the .nes llletle tlste of tluc ldllllI'0I'b of good musxe lhe guts of Cnthcdral hlee Lluh mule then fnst IIJIJLWFIDLL Ill puhlle llns yen ln the program gnven to honol the twenty flrst annuersary of the nlglll Revelend Monsxgnox In :ell s OIlllIldtI0ll to the prlesthood On lh lt OLLISIOH they sung On 1 Moonllt Sen md When de Banjo Pllys hv lla B Wilson lhe elub prepared Neuk uns Ave M1lPld , The Sex telle from Iucu md 'Nlght of Jox hy Stl nuss, lol the last appeurlnee of the se leon whlch sw IS class mght IV 1 ' , ' 1 ' ' 1 ' W - .1 1 . , U - 1 , -A 1 - 1 - I . , 1 1 1 . 1 . . , 4 . . . . v - - 17 1 - 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 x 1 1 1 . 1 - - - ,.... . . . . . ,- -'K ' 11 ' 1 ', 1llI ' ? ,' ' 1. 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Cathedral Alumnl RALIILAI llllllds look up on the sellool ye IIS IS llle 0 lll .lll lltlflbl ll ellvllon 'uf ment Students tlley f po nt Ollt ne sllelleled fiom llfnelshlps fl0lIl out l- PA slelm tOlltlLtS tll It make fol ll nd ex llLllLlll,l. llley ne eneoln lged to he ide lllsts lllev nlllkt be Iegllt ed lust lnel llst Illllely IS stuelellts lllls VILW of sellool llfe 15 not Illl, lllt IS Llll.lLISlll It sllnply enlpll lslzes the I let th It sellool lb genelally looked up on IS lll lllbtltlltlilll wlllcll ll IS f0l its INIIIJOSL the tl llnlng of youth Pl letle ll minds dtlllllltl lesults llley Judge evelythlng hy wll lt lt D10 duces Wllethel the practlc ll Illlnded lle llw lys e up lble of dlSK,lllIlllllt1l'lg wisely lnel of leeognlzlllg those qll ll IIILS ol lngllest Vlllle that dlStlllgl11hh l lllgh plodueed Ol ults LVLI lb loglc ll Ill judging the lllLlllS of the Lltlle dl ll lllgh bellool fl0lll the yell lt w IS estlhllslled lllltll the lJIC'sLllt d ly the pl letle ll lllllldtll llllll would not Lllllll IIIS lllttlC'St on the plles ol' stone elnploved lll the LOIlbtlllLll0ll of the buildings the expensive equipment lll sellool loonls lllel llbol IIOIILS Ol on the Inge Illllllbtl of students llld telellels He W0lllll of LOlllbL tlllllt, lnto the btdlldlltlb of sehol ll slllp hut llls elllef LOIILLIII would be lesults XY ll It ne the lLC0ldS ol the gl ld ll lles ol tllls SLIIOOI7 he would ques ll0ll tl ll llves lelleet tllll tl lllllllg, lt would he lllllJObSllJlL to ltlelllpt to eollslelel the lclllevenlents ot the lllt,llllJ9lS ol' the I lthedral High School Alunml lllllly of wholll lre lollowels ol the V'lll0LlS IJIOf65hl0l1S Ile engaged lll business Ol lre lnothlls md llolne lnlkels L0llSlllLlLLl llldlVldLllll3 the lllllll bels would he few lndeed vlho hlVL eleputeel floln the tl llnlng tll It tllev leeelwed while lt school lhls flct IS not l Iclllllklllle one fOl the lelson thlt the eelue ltl0ll whlell they ILCCIVL eoulll IlLVtl he desellhed lb unbal lneecl lhe SLIIOOI tll lt plepaled them for then lJ0bltl0llb lll llfe held th lt stu dents lllllSl QIOW ln he llt lllel soul lll Ol del lo be edllelted It lllslsted on te lblllllg the llecesslty ot light thlnk lllg of tl lllllllf., the lllllld to leason ot edue ltlllg the will so th It lt would IIWIQS choose lOl ltsell the hettel things NVIIILII the lntelleet lpplOVLd Above lll else lt stllved to te lell lts students to develop l elltle ll sense to ll lve L0lltLlllpt 101 wll It 18 Lhtflll fllvolous lllll llllpellllllltllt lll It lllLllllJLIS of the llunlnl follow llle pI1llC,lplLS leuneel llllllllg lhbll sellool yells lb ploved by the flet tll It NVlllll0Vll tllell XVIII! ln llfe may he tlley ne loyll to tllell Lhlllcll dlltlllll toss nd thLlI fll'IllllLb llld llley ne lLllVL lll lll CIVIC ell telpllses Ill the l1lllllLl0llb eh'lrltles sponsoled hy thell Lhllltll llld by llltll elty they lre found vvllllng to do tllell p ut Besides ldlltllllg to the pl lctlcll lessolls tlllghl tllelll It school lllelll hers ol the Llthedral High School Xlllllllll lllllllldlll thell ldldlb md ale eonslstellt lovexs of beauty H lvlng llld lnsplllng te IVIICIS telchcrs who not only led ljlllltlflll llves but who ll ld tl ue eultule lt IS onlv natural th It llllb should be so lhey ale ellstln glllbhcd hy the I'Bfll1ClllBI'lt and kllldll ness of tll0lI llllnners 'lhey ll we l lefll love tor llteratule DIIIIOSODIIV lllllblf, pllntlng lnd sculpture And llavlng Wlthlll themselves the c lpflclty to enjoy the hest that Alt has to Offel they strlwe to hrlng he lutv lnto the llves of those less fortunate thfln thtlll selves FOI prlctlell llllnds th It demlnd results let thls be s'lld ln flvor of the Cathedral Hlgh School Members of ltS 'Illllllnl are lllen lnd women wllo lre noted for thelr charltles thell loyflltles .md f0l thell patllotlsm W1'ldLlLll'l0 Aflron :f,. i 1 l-1 z - - 1' - I-,. . I x ., - I Ee 'l.J,l- i , 1-2 ' - ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' - f ..1.w'- . ... , , . , . - . - , , , 1, 1 . . , . 1 1 . .' : : 1 - 5 1 ' - ' 1 ' - - l- - '1 . ' ' 1 ,-', nl. l lvl l s -I l l la- ' l 1'-' ' v' ' , '-1 5 1' - '1'l-, Ig :1 f I- g 1 1: , l ' 11' .' ' '. l Tl ' ' 1 I 7 l ' ' ' ' l - A x 1 ' 1' ', .' ' ' 'I T .' 15.1 . lk. . L. . , . , 1 .. .5 ., .,g . K., .2 u I 1. . . . 2 L. . ,L , -2 1 ' -1 ' L 1 1 . . K.. s - 1 ' 1 - 2 l I ' ' x ' x l l - ' 1 ' ' - ' ' I l 5-if I I ' v G. 1 ' I 2 l l l '. D. lk' hz ' '. I. ' Z ' ' 1 'l .' 'Z L C ' ' I .' ' 'l 'C ' ' ' ' 1 5 ' ' Z ' ' ' ' .' 1 ' Z 2 ' ' ' ' 2 x ' as ur- 1 5 L' ' 1, l 2 -I 2 - . - , ll' ' ' ' - ' res : is tl '1 ' -' ' 1 ' 1 question. Their point ol' view, how- fl'i8l1dS, and respectful of civil author'- ', '1. ity. l 1 1- ' ' , , .' I. x 'Z ,- , . .' 1 1. , . . , 1 ' ' ,S .1 . ' ' . . , 2 , ' K- K- . , ,' . . - . 1 I, 1.'!.'t 1- - 1, 1 , '1 ' ' 'f i 31 ' 1 . 3 ' 1 '- . . . , A I ' 1 I 4 n y ' g ,uw 4 2 :Y - , - . E.: 1 .1 .,., . I Z . . ,. .i i 1 1 xg Aw L4 i , k1'1 i v In . 1 I -1. ' ' , ' 1, ill- 1 5 -1 ,U ':, . 1 J I 'U ' I I 4 1 ' ' 1 5 2 I- WY l It . . , p' : 5' I x u u xv v 1 ' x H 'x, L 1 1 'n- 4,7 '- 1 - .1 '-' - ' 1 1 -1 x ., . V. ' , .1 - ' ' 1 N ' '- I is . - , , , in , , V- H.. - . 2 .. s 1 X 1 . no le-'- ' -- l ' ' , - ., ., ' ' 1 99 1' . . ' ' 1 . . , 1 1 . . , , , ' .AJ , 2 - . v L. E l . K-' l - l 2 I ' m - ' 1 1 Q ' ' ' ', ., 1 if ' nb- x' K' I I I K l - .' ,.K.' K. . ..' hi. '1 1 .' 'CS ' 2 ' ' 'S 2 '- ' 2 '1 .' 1 2 I , ... as ,ss , ' K' ' ' Q 1 , .. A ' ' ' 1 1, l - n l . ' 4 A- , I - , . 1' ' 2 ll 2 1 ' . ' ' L, ' Q .,.,',, ' , i . . '- 1 K ' A- 1 - '. G .' 'kv --- 1 - 1 - 1 l , ' ' 1: l . 1 -' 1 . Old Graduates l. Madeleine Auron,-'llg 21. Marguerite Mc-Inerny, '13g 3. Eugent Condon, '24 I. llelen Xhuthen. '20g am. Jessie Drouhard, '24g 6. Teresa H01lI10I'IIllIIl, '23g 7. .Iohli Bilfilligilll, '25g 8. Getto McDonald, '20g 9. Anna XVL-ber, '23g 10. Regina Kurt, '26 ll. Mrs. Il. S. Brown, 18993 12. Hoy Croinin, ,25g 13. Alvinzl Mans Hause, Jr., '23 l-l. Clarence Dehhrecht. '263 15. Robert VVerner, '24g 16. Lucerne Blubaugh, '24 17. Sybil Stewart, '11g 18. Irene Stewart, '08g 19. Marguerite Shen Lewis, '09 20. Dorothy Beelniller, '19g 21. Nestor Weigand, '25g 22. Marian Sniythe Carter, '22, 23. Mildred Kelly, '26g 24. Lawrence We-igand and .lohn Martin, '2lg 25. Mary Mnhaney Sneerl, 'Hg 26. Irene Markey Cramer, 'Hg 27. Ettienne Vilm, '16, ..47.. v 5 s 9 Olcl Gracluates 1. Viviun Cleary 'l'rvntman, 'l2g 2. Boss Markcy Adams, '043 3. Catherine Cleary ll ulvy, 'lbflg 4. Mary Mnrkey Gillcspie, 'Mig 5. Mr. and Mrs. .lurk Wcirick, '21, '22g 0 Marv Tllornton Brown, 'llg 7. Michael Cooke, 'llig 8. Mrs. 'l'. li. licnnccly l899g 0 131111 AllSlJl l hu 09 10 llttle l llllx 11 Nl -'z 5 'o .al ' 3 . I ' .1 -jsg . Laurie Shun Nv0lg2ll1ll, '15 11, llvgim- and .luck LQ-wis, '18, '25g 13. Mr. :md Mrs. Bill Wagner, '16. Q -43-.. 1 Calendar I... Lo, l Mark But Sunny Hours! SEPTEMBER-- 7 Rcgistration and the days fol- lowing are much alike. 18 Class officers elected and That's T lat. 22 Our greatest honor, Prefcct of the Children of Mary, goes to Margaret Chapman. 23 Our first Pep-meeting, Ya-a-a-a team, fight 'emi 211 And they did. C.H.S. 47, Sedg- wick 0. OCTOBER-- 1 We lose at Marion 6-0. 5 Seniors having a holiday? No, positively no, only trying to decide on class rings and pins. 8 Freshman reception-without exception, 12 Columbus Day. 14 Fire Prevention Week-Lecture and drills. First drill a fail- ure Seniors are blamed. 20 .luniors entertain Seniors 1'or I-lallowe'en and have quite a party. NOVEMBER- -I-5-li Teachers' Meetin ff 10 Dr. Pep makes his first appear- ance at assembly. 11 And---we win at Peabody. You can't beat the Irish. 15 Our beloved classmate, Olive Albers, dies as the result of a tragic accident. 17 The Student body and faculty attend funeral at St. An- thony's, Monsignor's beauti- ful allegorical sermon makes a deep impression on us. 25 For just a very few days we discard our books. 30 --Blue-many absentees- stuf- fed lllIIlllliCS.,, DECEMBER-- 8 Reception of the Children of Mary. 15 Twenty-first anniversary of Monsignor's ordination to the priesthood. Seniors give program. 17 First basketball game of the season. Newton defeats us. 1 - I -49... 20 Miss Terrell, reference Librar- ian, addresses girls of high school. 21 Seniors entertain nurses of Wichita Hospital. 23 Wellington Basketeers defeat C.H.S. Vacation begins today, but of course there was the usual rumor that it would start a few days sooner than sched- uled. 27 The Annual Alumni Game. C.H.S. wins. 29 A journey to the Capital and likewise to victory. 30 Took the trouble to det'eat Rock- hurst, 34-29. JANUARY-- 1 A good beginning!-Chcrryvale, 40-26. 3 What's the assignment? 7 Every rose has its thorn! Our winning streak was ruin- ed by a 25-18 defeat to Pratt. 11 Heap big injunv got taken down a peg by C.H.S., 45-22. 21 A joint pep meeting for the candidates for Miss Cathe- dral. ' The team returns from Pratt with long faces, 24-29. Exams! The best thing about ll1e1n is the end. 28 Sister Berchmans out for Sweet Revenge and reads the 1'irst semester grades in assembly. 29 The game of games! Although not a victory for C.H.S., we were satisfied to come within one basket of defeating Wich- ita High. 31 Public speaking classes organ- ized under the direction of Miss Weigand. It promises to be a very interesting course. 24-27 FEBRUARY- 2 Girls' Basketball pictures are taken for Annual and the new hair tonic is given a trial. 4 Pep meeting! 5 Game with Rockhurst. Score' 39-21 in our favor. Dance after game. Thrills! Weak hearts! iss Catlweclral xg , K S f E is L A ' :-. x Q Y'+ il Wig , .5 cf . I , X ,,:. , - Q sg, 1 -, ,K g. - KT , -:, f - ggw 5 : 5 V if I X X- Lili 1,5 4 - u -':Q,:' .fj - 1 . A X V3 5343, wx N gf 5 - X'f' -X X x sp-gi 5 Nlx ln' .NN x l .Xl,l.1l'l'l Calendar Continued I0 Juniors report 55100. in treasury. 18 G.H.S. boys are defeated in third 11 14 I0 17 19 21 22 23 25 28 MARC 1 3 4 5 11 I2 15 17 When and where do we han- quiet? Game with Florence-again we are victorious. Tl1e name of the Junior-Senior class play announced. Pat- round by Syracuse, N. Y. 23-24-25-26 Girls' National Tourna- ment. Fans declare Caldwell- Gathedral and Gockerill- Thomas the most interesting games of the tourney. tricia. 28 Nothing to look forward toubut Assembly. Bishop Sylvester re- lessons, lessons- Emlul is cites prayers in Chinese, ieared by some students. Monsignor burned by a gas ex- APRH plosion-not seriously, how- 1, C th d 1, t ever, and we are grateful. 0 ' V 0 H 9. Fil ' 8005 0 DPCSS- S e n i o entertain Juniors 1, I1 File hsrrled staftlrgrealthes., yvith 3 Va entine party. 0 LHS el' v EIC!! 1011. C QS. In Another hair-raising game with U10 .UHSS Of '27'S I'eDCI't01I'0- Wichita Highhand we are de- 18 Algletlc tBFnf1lf1et. Spgnsoljeii. by fiat d 3 gn 5 fn bg -- aren - eac ers ssocla lon, kzti31-gg? y I M g e is at the Green Parrott Inn. An- Our Annual fun day! Students Quill IDHSYCI' M0l1d21y 11211109- from St. Teresa's, our guests. 00011 dHI1?9I'S-DI'0Uy,8lI'lS- Just one long holidayibut at good lllllSlC-IJ0f'f9Ct time- I that-not long enough. f 21 EXIUUS- Why hall' fUl'H,S SFUY -I .- t '-'t' 1 t 1 .- - SOOH- QPol?r?1g'i:1111gni,1:li'c:ncfhogeliifs ol 22 Eflz'-E19-- QflthCdI'Ql makes 019311 Monsignor arouses sleepy stu- ?l:V99D,,1U t0UUlS H1091 at All' dv ts ' hi 'st' I' b ' 0115'- fiig sdiilll? Unis ly C MS y d 23 Surprise. with Sister AlIlbI'0S0,S Pairings are made for the Girls' C0lY1Dl1H19UfS- Oral, CXHIIIS- n Slate Toummuemi Chl-LS. 30 Dress rehearsal foyr Patricia. girls draw Byers. Last bell and all s well. MAY-- H- 6 The successful presentation of Tournament Month. Patricia due. to the ulliiring Girls' State Tournament. Thir- gEg?5E5B2gcBlgS3l1ZVe13and and '-f iz la. , . - ET?lu.mlf 10.12127 ti, p 'y 13 May Pete at Wichita U.-grace 1 'U fd Nl Wulf' me S' and beauty personified. t.ofligr4lltgy1laS fl I' Sf D I Pl C 0- 16 The Annual comesl from press. 1- IN - The resut of lamor. l50yS,0ff to Sf- M2lI'Y'S- 17 The Junior-Senior Banquet. L-l'I-S- boys, UIC DHIIIHIYBIIQ DOS' Well done, good and faithful sessors of lit. Rev. Bishop juniors, 'l'ivl S SHVCI' CUP- ILOI' tPl'00 25 The Courtesy Team enter- SllCC0SSiV0 y0ilI'S T C JOYS tains the Surprise Team as have virtually walked ol'f winners in contest for sale of with first DILICC. annuals, Boys leave for National Tourna- 'UNE ment at Chicago. - 1 '- Mary fknn Fallott- Miss Cathe- 3 Class Night-the bitter-sweet dra , preface to our last adieu. Freshman girls present play, 5 Graduation. Farewell, Alma Thy Kingdom Come. Mater-a tear-flest we forget. . -51-... fl-he Brothers o Mary , Ill Souety of Marv, the 1 I IllllllbLIS ot vxhlch are if known IS uthu Brothels wi 01 M If ylol Nllullglsg, W'lb 01111111 t or vlux, 5 -1-X--'U 1' mu, nn 1817 by tl Vuv Revuumd xvllllllll losuph Lhun nn n I1 Mission ny Aposlolxg lll I mon ut thu C lthull nl ol BOIdLll1X llus ILIIOUS mal holx puest wus uxtv ug,ht ymus oll wlnn e llllllll ntX0llltl0l! bl0k1 out lll 1789 In lhc Sllbittdlllg pusccutnon ha was pmsulhul In num und commmdul IIIILL but In llldlllgt ummm ul lnmsmlf nn liouleuux md Illlll 1 s to tln muls ol Ol 1 ln 1797 1 Cl u lux wuks ol llluslve peru. llll all mn lum out into puhlu lllllllblll Irons ul ILIIHIOII lu wus Slllllllllllly JOI tul 1 I QOSSI nn Sp un ll xx as Ill pl nu lnlou thg fun us slulm ol om I :dw of the Pull u lll he sllul 1 Sal lgossl thlt I 1 61 tolllu lol the south ot ll mu., md l lull ltlon 110111 hm nun Loniunud hun ln Ins lILtLIlllll1Ifl0ll to LStlbllSll Ill nlulu lo cum 011 thc WOIIC 0 LIIIISUIII Ldl1Clll0ll lll nll its bl meh s 1511011 his deltll Flthu Lham 1111111 ll ul tlu sfntlsf lLtl0ll of sgemg the Souuly 01 Muv spuul nn F1 mee, Swntzulmd hunllm Austin und the Qmtul tltu 0 Amuun In 1 hugoxy KVI nssued 1 spaunl Dnuue I f0llllIlLlldltl0I1 o P1 usa t e Sounty In 1805 P1118 IX glv lt ll 101111 ul upplovll ol tlu Holv bee Ill Ill 1891 lmo XIII lSSllld ilu imll an pn mlmnt IIJIJIOX ll ol its lules Ill l0llSllilltl0IlS H11 Sountx ol Nluy ns compound 01 punts mal B1 othus All nn 1141 the sum vows, obsuu the suns ll e, pursue thu sum NXOIIKS of zeal under ilu stmd ucl ot M ux, tlu IlllllllLlll Ita Vugln lhu men 111 of Umvusny h umng wnlh dngues flom the best Uluvusltus nn th1 Ullltld btflles and l 1110111 101 pulposu ol ldIllllllSll mon the Souutv IS cllvldc d into Pxovnnees At pusgnt the Soc-nts of N1 :ry ln LLIIOIJL 15 cllvndul mto IIVL PIOVIIILLS, thue ol' xxhmh uc lI1 I1 mee om 111 Spam, :ml 0111 Ill AllStIll Bcsldes numcx 0llS mllools und collcgu Ill thc Loun 1.1118 named tllill ue othus ducuted by thu Blothu ln ltlly Svutzexland and hum mv ln thc Umted btatu then, dli. 111011 th ln 000 B1 othels ot Mary Lnglged nn edue mug 0111 15 000 boxs .md young nun All tlusc ICIIQIOLIS uf. munbus ol 0111 01 the othcl of two Pxovmues ln Annum: .nt the plescnt tum 1 lt PIOVIIILL 01 Klnunnltl h IS lts cum ll lnousn, tlu 1101111 01 the Pxovmunl lllIll1lllStlltl0l1, It Mount St 01111 Dayton, Ohlo lt IS ulso culled the I 1511111 plounce 10 dlStll1gl1lSh lt from the Western 0I St 101115 ,ION mu 1h1 uni Wnmtun PIOVIIICL 15 M llWhlllSt B01 mul lxukwood, Mo SOIIIL 01 thc educltlonll estlbhsll mulls 01 the bOCl9tV 01 M lry ln thm Umtul btutcs lllClllll9 thm UIIIVCISIIN 01 D lvton It Dlvton, Ohlo, md Mt St Iohn N0lllldl ln the 5.11111 uh Llmnunldg collnge, ilnton, M M111 vhul st NOI'll1'll, lxukwood, Mo , St M.uv Q Academy .mi St Man s UIIIVBISHQ Sfln Antomo lnxfls Othu 11 usc 0 ll suhools, hlgh bchools, colleges md 110111111 achools ln ull thy pl1llCllJll utlcs 01 the countly Hnatorv lS m essnnu 1 studv of the plst, but ln ultmmte llllt'I1tl0Il lt IS 1e.nl1v '1 prcparltxon tor the iutule It ln thn study of p 151 dmvelopment vu lmd the kev to thu. COIFL cl undex5t.md mg 01 the luture, then ilu nccond 01 the B1 othum of M ny IS m 0llC0lII'lgll'lQ, lustory PIOIJIEIIN h HL bien nut -md solvcd lb they plgsnntnd themaelves Plesslng wants hlvc been supplled Ill thc Lduc 1l10n'1l field the school sys tum IS ldoplcd bv thc Souatx, IS basad upon thu meds of hum In l1fL, and 1101 refund upon the dl6llllS ot Cllltlllt, ci txucncy hfls bwn unphfxslzgd mstend 01 mxpcduncy and 1 dcccptlve suc cess, them 105 hlve bun suboldmfltul 10 plactlcm , the deslr xble h I9 scrx ed as 1 guxdc Ill rewchmg thu pr lCtlCll, and st1ll wlthout sacrltlcmg those hlgh 1111 1ls WhlLh lllsplll 'md th-'at loftx splrxt which VlVlf19S Fha Brothers of Mary h.ue acted 'm important pall ln tllur chosen held of Lducatxon, 'md luxe done much to lccelcrltc ilu strong .ncademlc movement which has lcd to the cstablmhnunt of flthljlll Hlgh Schools, and to th1 consequent gemrxl IIIIDIOVLIIICIU 'md adx mee ment of Cfltholu LdllC'ltl0ll ln the lJIllt0d qtlt99 ' I I -gg-ax 3 K' .' , . -N , . . . 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' 1, 1 J- . - .1 . 1 . t ' , . - 1 . . , , lm. Tl xl .' 1 1 'zlh ', 1 , ' 1 . ' Lllznmnzullc planned lux mode ol upon- establishments lnclude pZll0ChlLll 1 - ' ' Q ' 71 1 1 .' - 3 ' ' : , ' 1 'I V Il . L: Vx i I. ' h I U 1 'I ' . t 5 '. . I Inst- 1 .1 . 1 -, f -. ' - U: . 5 1 .2 X I . . 1 .2 i - L . . L . . . ci.. ,' .5 '. L , ,t ,. ' 1 , , , K L , 1 ' ' ' . I 5 1 I . vt K- I n if x ' ' ' , L, , Z- , vm L' 3' 1 ' 1 - Q -xi ' 4 ak , - 1 .. . - ' ' 1 ,- . ' ,f . y . .', , - ' ' ' , . - ' 1 a , 4 A , . m 1 1 l' ' ' S1 'J f fa. 839 - 1' ' 1 , 11 ' Y 1 4 ..'.' gt' --'l ,.-1 '- Y - L :vm 1 1 I u 1 I f I ' ' 0 1 X 1 I' '1 3- 0 th N- . 1- -1-1 - - ' - R Q - 1 - . . d , , . - - - - .1-- , . 9 '- 1 c 1 ' A. . .- 2 ad , Us , .- ., xl' 1 ' 1 ' '1 ' ' J 1 Ll 1 - ' 1 ' - ' . L- I.. I , . ,, . 1 L. ' I .,. '- H ' ' ' . 1 ' ' .' 'f ' ' .' ' 1 ' 1' ' .' 1 .. , .1 , V . . 1 , ' x. ' 2 2 . , is ' .'1 1 ' ' 1 - 1 ' 1 1 4 ' 1 ' . ' K 1 ' 1 .: ' ' 3 ' , .,,k. . 5. ' ,i ' . ' 1 ' ., t I Av V h.l I' . I l I ' v I ' I Y 2 1 I ,'. 1-.' J-1 I., 1' Qi' ' xy 5 1, L- 1 1 - ' x .' '- ' 1 ' ' X . . '1 , - - - . w 1 1 n- ' 1 - , A 'Q x I ' ' 1 .' ,V 1 , ,., 2 - ,.. ' . , ' ' L I -.Jl-- Kodal-:S wma- . 5 3 f 1 A Tribute This fine brick and stone edifice, the Motherhouse of the Sisters of St. Joseph, was built under the direction of Mother Aloysia. The former motherhouse that stood on the same spot was burned to the ground some fourteen years ago on a Sunday afternoon in September and from its smolder- ing ruins arose the greater Mt. St. Mary's. Heroically, indeed, did Mother Aloysia begin the re- building,' for funds were low and the community, then few in number, was struggling under a heavy debt. But Mother ivith far-seeing eye beheld the noble procession of young girls who would come seeking admission to cloistral walls that they might be fashioned to carry on the work of Catho- lic education within the diocese of Wichita. Time has revealed this noble, self-sacrificing woman made no mistake, for in the years that have come and gone since the dedication of this temple of learning and religion, several hundred women have come to live in this atmos- phere laden with the perfume of Christ. And after a train- ing that leads to both mental and moral beauty, they have gone forth to various schools to perform the sublimest of functions-the teaching of youth. Rev. Mother Aloysia has served two terms 1'n the capac- ity of superior-general of the Sisters of St. Joseph. By her lofty z'deals and generous spirit she has been the inspiration of all who have come to dwell within the portals of Mt. St. Mary's. Her administration has been marlced by progress. Under her personal supervision, eight hospitals have been built and in at least twenty-four schools are her Sisters found---all this within the limited confines of the diocese of Wichita. Gentle-mannered, she bids the young girl welcome. Gentle-voiced, she directs her. Gentle-handed, she leads a consecrated nun to the classroom. And then within the quiet of the convent chapel, she prays that the sister-teacher may keep the fairer vision as she daily teaches the eternal lessons of the Good and the True. Koclaks -456-.. I From rl-he Eagle 1937 l57i From fume Eagle 1937 ..L... -55... 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F.--- ' 1 11 ' 1 - il t ' ' 'Z H, ' . 11: 1:1 11 -J 1 -,.I ,1z.,I 1 sg - 1 , . up ,.. 1. 1. , .. ,. . . 79 er 1 1 ztee. - - - - - ..50.. Catheciraiettes Proficient Father treading a letter from his son at college to motherlz John says he's got a beautiful lamp from box- mg. Mother: Nl just knew he'd win something in his athletics. S '51 IB English Teaclierz 'l'homas Camp- bell, the famous poet, once walked six miles to a printing office to have a comma in one of his poems changed to a semi-colon. Why did he take all that trouble? Bright Student: Because he had no telephone. III 43 il! B. F.: Er--have you anything to to do Sunday evening? Senior: Brightening up: Why no sir, not a thing? B. F.: Siernly: Well, then, be sure to be at school on time Monday morn- inglu 17' 3 It Everything in Its Place Soph: Between you and 1116, what do you think of Jack's girl ? Fresh: Between you and me, not so much, but alone-oh, boy! 122 4-' 1' The mascot served an unexpected purpose en route to Chicago-Ask one of the basketball champs. V 4 -C1 S. l..- Do you know why the wool of the sheep of ireland is always so white? Katherine Tobin- Because it rains all the time. 311 P14 W S. C. -- Genevieve, where did you hear of Napoleon before? Genevieve- In last year's history. lk li I Text Books-Seldom read, son1e- times blue or green. .-.fjli S. G., growing enthusiastic in de- scribing the beauty of early America --f'When the Pilgrims came over the birds and flowers were all in bloom, etc. III lil 91' In Chemistry Class: Bertha, turning to Mary: I believe A. is beginning to like me better. She hasn't called me out for nearly a week? S. A. tCommandinglyJ Bertha!!!! turn around and stop talking! t its wtf S. B. entered the Senior classroom just in time to rescue Dorothy Price who appeared to be falling from a sec- ond-story window. tDorothy was playing catch with the grade chil- dren.l Heard in the Poetry Class: Bertha, what kind of feet have you? ::: ra :lr Higher Education Professor tin an engineering class? : What's a dry dock? .Student: A physician who won't give you a prescription. Sf 232 III ln the heat of the Cathcdral-Cald- well game at the National Tournament, Captain Elva of C.H.S. called time out and announced that she had lost a tooth. In the comparative silence that ensued, Mae Ceurvorst's clear high tone rang out We've got to fi11d itg it cost twenty dollars. S li ltr Snakardi Mother, did you see my belt around the house? Mother: No, Charles, did you put it around the houseu ill if lil Examination-Device for determin- ing ability of students to remember what they read last night. A Few More Old Gracls 1. .lohn Morlev, '2lig 2. .lohn Coleman, ,253 3. Clara Courtney, 'lllg 4. Sister linmaculata Martin, 1895: Craee Kavanagh. '23g 6. Sister Elizabeth Cooke, 'lllg 7. Olive White, '23g 8. Cecilia Drouhard, '22g 9. llose Markey Greene.. 'll2g Ill Bernice Sheetz, '253 ll. Sister llaynionxl Courtney, 'l4g 12. NValter Heiger, '2o1 13. Vincent Olivier, '26g 14. Josephine Courtney, '18g 15. Sister Vivian Dicus, '25, Ili. Francis VVcsley, '25Z 17. Micky Moran, '26g 18, Mary Lappin Smith, 'Hg 19. Sister Blanche De Voge, '19. GUI' Boosters C OM PLIM EN TS Mr. T. J. McDonald, K.S.G. Whitlock's Meat Market Busy Bee Bakery J. M. O'Connor East Side Grocery Byer's Grain Co. Dr. Hodge American Business College Mrs. J. Baumstark Grant Billingley Dr. S. S. Noble Mr. H. J. Roetzel EVERY INCH A CLOTHING STORE 4202122E.DOUG 2 VE. 6. ., 9 C ompllments McCorm1ck Mathers Never a Frown when You Shop at the Crow CROWN JEWELRY CO HENRY SILVERSTEIN P op mor Caeh Prices. on Credlt Terms PHONE MKT 2390 316 East Dougl s Ave WICHITA KANSAS S G HOLMES Sz SON S X Store of Better V'1lues for Men 309 EAST DOUGLAS WICHITA KANSAS Nothmg Over S4 98 W O 15 N M n Men Women Chlldren JESSIE VOWEL Mgr Phone Doug 1903 VOWEL FURNITURE CO New and Second Hand Furnlture Carpetb Stoves and Hardware t Fr Res Phone D 4046M 241 North M t WI hut of I ! ll ,Y , n I Q . cs, , r r f L 1 l 79 H . C O If W Q ' r . 5 f , 9 X ,,3'ff,iiflf6fRlfllIffd.'umm! Res- 857 N' S i auch 5 . ai . . ' ain S . 'c ' a, Kan. .1111 OUI' BOOSteI'S spines Juniiigirlmege Shop Weigand Tea and Coffee The New Junior-Hi Com an COLLEGE SUITS P Y with 2 Pairs Long Trousers 512.85 to 529.50 zz zz xx lg' F W FF ' .1111 l -- f f WICHITAvS Wichita's Leading Store for Men and B Compliments COFFEE 0, HOUSE W. H. GAISER 22822 AUTOMOBILE 118 North Lawrence WORKS WICHITA KANSAS EAT FISH and OYSTERS for Health Eastman Kodaks and Kodak Film - Folding Models 55.00 and up Box Brownies 52.00 to 53.50 Film Finishing-ln at 9 A. M., Out at 5:30 P. M. RANDLE DIRUG COMPANY Fresh Shipment Daily Mid-Central Fish Market You're Never a Stranger But Once at the MANHATTAN CAFE The Best Place to Eat-Popular Dishes at Popular Prices Get the Habit--Eat with Your Friends at Manhattan Cafe 110 S. Mkt. Across from Post Office Our Boosters AIEEIRL ff . 4?- Wv earn o arn ' E. .vrhzfslsn at this great school of business. A Po- 5 f ,EI M . . J. ' - - . Efficiency sxtlon for every graduate We have enrolled many former C.H.S. students. lf you wish pay after you learn, as you earn. See us today WICHITA BUSINESS COLLEGE THE BETTER SCHOOL OI' BUSINESS 114-116 North Market Street I L E A N A A new model that accentuates the al- luring lines of the daintily contoured ankle with usual Braitsch accuracy fashion trend in shoes r 1 Btsififs F. G. Orr's Bookstores Good places to look around for Books, Mottoes, Cards, Pens, Gifts, Novelties and Tennis Goods Rosaries, Prayer Books, Medals and Church Goods in General DOWNTOWN STORE COLLEGE HILL STORE 327 E. Douglas 2226 E. Douglas THE TILFORD DRUG COMPANY ORPHEUM PHARMACY Orpheum Theater Building Drugs Perfumes Sodas ...q-G-- CLIF BOOSt6I'S INSIST ON der Sf! A 5 'Z 5' ICE CREAM ,Buff Just a Little Bettern H. J. BUSER, Trustee H. E. MAYER, Trustee WICHITA PHONE MKT. 5113 H. J. BUSER Sz COMPANY TRUST KCOMMON LAW TRUST? 213 Orpheum Building SUB-DIVIDERS MUSCLE SHOALS HIGHLANDS Get the Facts from Us KANSAS OUR CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduating Class U , 1 116-118 Soflizrtgixjm. Our Boosters Wheeler Drug Co PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Drugs Sundrzes Czgars and Soda llE 1059? M k 4 l k 1 LGOH S P12166 Wallenstem Sz Raffman Corner hang lb Ia lnest Mun and Douglas Light Lgnches Devoted Excluslvely to an Soft Drznks Women s Wear d y LEON WATTELL 112 EAs'1' DOUCLAQ WHEN YOU WANT .. PRI TING W hefher lt he Dlrect AdVCftlSlHg Offlce Statlonery Booklets Folders Blotters just call M A R K E T 4 4 0 0 and ask for printing salesman to call and explain our servlce THE WICHITA EAGLE PRESS School Annuals a Speczally - ! P Q 8 as D glas orter Av ar et 43 Mar et 224 , o 5 , ' .ze' 3 C 2 ' 7 Owne b K I K O O O O OO Ol Our Boosters BRIGHT'S JESSE SAMUEL, Mgr. TWO BARBER SHOPS AND BEAUTY PARLORS No. 1 in the Basement, Union National Ba k Building-Phone Mkt. 4305 for Appointm t No. 2 Located at 118 South Lawrence Phone Douglas 7069 for Appointment We use soft water.-Give us a trial we work to please you E. F. Wolf Chas. O. Parrot WOLF'S CAFETERIA '23 115-121 South Main WICHITA KANSAS HEAD'S PARADISE SHOES Style-Quality-Service POPULAR PRICES HEAD'S SHOE STORE l23!Q E. Douglas Upstairs You Will Like Your Photograph Better if Made by Reed-Werts Studio 33 22 88 122 NORTH MARKET Watson's Everything in Sporting Goods 22 33 X2 133 NORTH MARKET STREET PHONE MARKET 1972 Second Street Cleaners W. O. JACKSON, Proprietor We Call for and Deliver We Strive to Please 123 E. 2nd sf. wrcl-UTA, KAN. SHULLEY'S CAFE Corner Douglas and Emporia Specializing in Good Steaks and Chops Waffles at All Hours Serving Clean Wholesome Quality Foods The Satisfactory Place to Shop I29-l33 N. Htmkv 4-,mea I eq- Our Boosters HOLLYWOOD STUDIO We Specialize m Mlmature Portralture WtD Wht aylor s Cash Drug Store Prescrlptzon Drugglsts Phone Market 5465 5EtD ht P S Be Sure to Trv Our Soda Fountaln Service WE FIX EM We Repalr Any Part of fn Wrecked Lar Sheet Metal Woodwork Upholstery Glass lrame Axle Radiator Pamtmg Solderlng and Weldlng Kansas Body 81 Fender Works 01222 E r D gl Office Phone Market 4149 Nlght Douglas 8616W Market 1892 PHONE Market 2084 Frank X Hoff Sz on Plumbmg and Hardware 1201 1203 East Douglas Avenue PAINTS WINDOW GLASS 1 116 es ouglas ic i a v . L T ' ' ' 9 Q 9 F . . . . . . I ' ' . ' ' P. Summer hours from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. 122 as ouglas Wie ia, Kan. H 122 - as ou as Ave. 4 I I O . i W O U +7 f- Our BOOSt6I'S I 1 1 1 55 ' 9, WE DELIVER Kuppenhelmer T- Good Clothes PHONES: 3' MARKET 1923 KNOX HATS DOUGLAS 7222 xg 1 BOSTONIAN AND NETTLETON SHOES Catering to Your Every zz Drug Sf0Te Needy These are just a few of the good things we have to offer you- Bil-.-GAS'-i'5S F C9' 219 E. Murdock Wichita, Kan. 211 E. Douglas Ave. G O O D M I L K Clean and Wholesome Try a Bottle of JENKINS 8: SON, RAW MILK Produced and Bottled at Our Dairy Farm on East Kellogg OPEN FOR INSPECTION AT ANY TIME J , 4-D. , ffxklafxfw' Retail and Wholesale I ffm myyxg, GRADE A RAW QL D, M1 I, 12C DELIVERED AT YOUR DOOR XL, At the following stores: Dunn No. 12-3050 E. Douglas Dunn No. 18-507 N. Hillside Piggly Wiggly No. 6-115 S. Hillside Piggly Wiggly No. 13-2609 E. Douglas Piggly Wiggly No. 14-444 N. Hillside Th e's more in one san' i,,.: ::::1Mf': 5211: JENKINS 81 SON of any other food. Phone R ..71,.. Our Boosters Sure That Senior Knows His Groceries, But- There are a great many items behind the counter yet to be invoiced. He will find it out and it won't be long, now. However, his modern, up-to-date schooling has taught him one thing, and that is that the square shooter knows just how much he knows and from there on seeks more information before he gives his thesis to the world. That applies to everything in life and it applies particularly to your public utilities, such as your electric light and power company. Don't let misinforma- tion, gossip, or political Hub-dub blind you to the incalculable good such institutions do to your community. Insist on knowing ofyour own knowledge, before you believe harmful stories. And in the meantime, Seniors, we congratulate you. KANSAS GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY At Your Service Our Boosters YOUTHFUL APPAREL Whether it be for the girl or boy, the miss or the youth, we are Outfitters from the peak of the Hat to the tip of the Boot. How to choose stylishly and well without expenditure is a problem easily solved here where everything for the young folks is featured in inviting assortments. mi B ORABAU GH DB3:.Q.29.'35: C0- II7-27 NORTH MAIN ST. VVICHlTA.KANSAS. See Me for City Real Estate J. P. WEIGAND SHANKLINS 1601 E. Douglas Ave. Full Service Grocer PHONES MARKET 3511-3690 THE Mosr comrusrs c.RocERY IN THE clTY WICHITA 204 Bitting Building FRESH EVERY DAY AT De Coursey's Real Churned Buttermilk, Whipping Cream, Coffee Cream, Cottage Cheese, White Rose Butter, Pure Milk DE COURSEY CREAM COMPANY Get Them at Your Grocers or We Will Deliver Them Direct to Your Home iw? Our Boosters More Important Than Money This bank is concerned With elements much more important than money-human hopes and ambitions, character, reputation, respon- sibility. We encourage worthy plans and co-operate in their execution. In brief, We go beyond mere money into the realm of human conduct and aspiration, seeking to increase our busi- ness largely through aiding the financial growth of depositors. Wichita State Bank Qur Boosters WILLARD QUINN LEE MERRY Kansas Underwriter HHNHHHIIIIIIIIIIHiHlHHHHHUN We invite you to give us an equitable share of your insurance business IHHHIIIlIIlllliIIIIllIIlIIHIHHHH All Claims and adjustments handled direct from this office and legal service extended to customers NASH t ettt MOTUR CARS are First in Dependability Economy Comfort Quick Starting Power Smoothness Appearance THREE SIXES Light-Special-Advanced 26 BODY sTY1.Es Prices S865 to 52,396 The N ash-Stretch Motor Co. 1331 E. Douglas CRAMER MFG. CO. Brushes, Brooms and Janitor Supplies Everything to Keep the Build- ing Clean and Sanitary 304 North St. Francis PHONE MARKET 1653 WESTERN IRON AND F OUNDRY Manufacturers of Structural Steel and Iron WICHITA KANSAS -7,.. Our Boosters 'SKELLY cas and ons TOM McDERMOTT Prompt Servzce 1328 E Douglas Cash and Carry Bausch Servlce Statlon G,,,ce,,e,, and Meats We Appreuate Your Business N0 Overhead Expense E- Cen ra 'chila an- Cheapest Prices at All Tunes Remhardt Bakery H I ELLIS E W SINGLETON Presldent and Manager Secretary and Treasurer Elhs and Smgleton 209 BFOSIUS Bldg Phone Market 2959 76 , . 901 t I W1 , K ' Compliments of I O O Our Boosters , THE J. C. FISHER Fourth Natlonal Bank INVESTMENT CO. 408-ll Fourth National Bank Bldg. At Douglas and Market Representative Mortgage De- partment New York Life Ins. Company Capital-51,000,000 Real Estate Mortgages and Sales Contracts Financed. Fire and Tornado Insurance MAKE THIS YOUR BANK TELEPHONE MARKET 3275 ALWAYS THE NEWEST FIRST AT 'Yn the Heart of 'Mbhim' ' DEPENDABILITY SINCE 1845 The Vail Jewelry Company Douglas and Blue Lantern Lane Our Boosters T F. X. B. BUSCH'S SHOE REPAIR COMPANY 120 SOUTH TOPEKA AVE. PHONE MARKET 456 We Call for and Deliver fhe original candl' Butter cream centergcovered with caramel. peanuts and mchocolate. QQETVC-E' Qwzmr W. A. Gittrich PLUMBING and HEATING Water Softening Phone Market 2855 Residence Phone 6003 242 N. Lawrence Wichita, Kan. When You Think of Real Estate, Think of The Alton H. Smith Co. REALTORS 418 W-K-H Bldg. Service and Civic Pride Our Motto NEWT. EDWARDS Dry Goods and Garments Shoes and Millinery 320-22 E. Douglas Wichita -7-- Our Boosters The Jett Sz Wood Merc. Co Wichita, Kansas Distri'butors of HARVEST HOME FOOD PRODUCTS The Best the Market Affords Washington-Brooks Company Tax Consultants Accountants and Auditors Oil Appraisals 302 York Rite Temple Market 541 EXTENDED AND CASH ACCOUNTS INVITED Leland Furniture Co. First Store on Furniture Row Phone Market 1712 203-205 North Main B O N D-G R ADY MOTOR COMPANY Late Model Used Cars All Makes 924 W. Douglas Phone Market 5407 CLUB GARAGE 234 N. Market St. Day and Night Storage MARKET 1953 Compliments of F RESHMAN GIRLS Exclusive Models by WSW .. HATS 9519? Rwgffffzrey' The Citizens State Bank 1001 W. Douglas The Oldest State Bank in Wichita -7.. I Cut Boosters The Two Finest Billiard Rooms in Kansas THE COMMODORE CLUB THE MILLER RECREATION Basement New Brown Bldg. 3rd Floor Miller Theatre Bldg. 34 Brunswick's Finest Tables LUNCH SERVICE-TWO OF WICHITA'S sl-low PLACES Compliments of THE FARMERS AND BANKERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HOME OFFICE, WICHITA, KANSAS The Symbol of Excellence Youngs IVIen's 2-Trousers Suits 'E .iui I M , 525-530-535 I ooiz 3 P93 Quality Corner ulf,S Belief Market at Douglas Qur Boosters F. E. Devlin CIVIL ENGINEER '23 WATER WORKS, SEWERAGE AND PAVEMENTS Bitting Bldg. Wichita, Kansas Express Your Wishes We Fulfill Them HOME-CROWN CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS FLORAL DESIGNS AND DECORATIONS TELEPHONE MARKET 1264 Riverside Greenhouse Our Boosters HUPMGBILE SIXES EIGHTS W. C. Howard Motors Co. Telephone Market 1518 157 N. Emporia Travel Via. tl sph HD ei' .l- rf 'Q' . . ' I 91 ' .lil i 1 THROUGH THE GLORIOUS SOUTHWEST MILLER CTI-IEATIZICPZIL GOdOIl3S ostumes, uxe os an air HAIR BOBBING SHOP Goods Rented Mail Orders Filled. Send for fm' Catalog Ladies and Children Phone M. 581 217 Butts Bldg. R E. HENSON R. L. FRISBIE Established Years GEO. WETTERHOLD FLANAGAN 8a BOURMAN MORTUARY Ambulance Service gin- zoo-202 S. EMPORIA AVENUE 119 S Sf- F I- i Wichita Phone Market 2508 rr PAYS TO PAY CASH Attend- AND TRADE Wm-1 COlViI1 Hf BU M C Chiropractic V Y ' A V Y or TE ' 5 - .1 A. D K f - ' k , College Our BOOSteI'S Wichita Hospital and Training School for Nurses IllllllIllIIIIIIIIllIllIllllllIllIlllllllIIIIIIllllllIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllll IIIIIllIIIIllIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIIIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll Conducted by The Sisters of St. joseph of Wichita Phone D. 2300 Phone D. 7536 Douglas and Seneca Knights of Columbus WICHITA COUNCIL, NO. 691 OFFICERS: Mr. T. E. Kennedy ...........................................,.................... Grand Knight Dr. C. M. Sommerhauser... .......... Deputy Grand Knight Geo. Tack ...............,........ ............,.........,,,, C hancellor Peter P. Stein .............................. ..................o.... F inancial Secretary Vincent A. Smith .......................................,.......,...,.,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Treasurer William C. Dwyer ........................................,,..,.,...,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Recorder Thomas C. Alexander .... Warden J. M. Flanagan... ,,r,.,,,,,,,,, Trustee E. A. Matthews .,....,....... Lecturer J. A. Cady ,,.,,,,.,,,.,,A,,.,,.,., Trustee Rev. J. E. Kelly ..l........... Chaplain A. F. Weber ,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Trustee -Ai W 'Af 'A' HOTEL BROADVIEW A worm Most Modern Hotel ln 1 Wichita Rooms With Bath at S2 50 Per Day CHAS L WAY Mgr also HOTEL BROADVIEW EMPORIA KANSAQ ELMER QIEDHOFF Mgr Rather than assert our qualifications for your approval we would have you talk with those whom we have served LAHEY MARTIN MORTUARY The bf-vt Place- to p tc-Q ll mx ' v P 4 K 1 ' 'iv ,J 'Ike l5o9t0Ix Si0Y'C'Ai'1ilXSlUONQt'19 WICHITA, KANSAS i 2 i . , 7 QLII' BOOSteI'S FRANK J. LARCHER Groceries and Meats WE DELIVER 437 N. Erie Market 4076 BEEMILLER'S MARKET Quality and Service Fresh Meats, Fish, Oysters, Poultry 309 E. Murdock Phone Mkt. 4029 WE DELIVER 'Hs - . ,. .. '.. . 7' - - ..' ,.l.. 1 1 rv: '::::, N . ' . ,-,, , -j-.- , I P1-0'-'R 5P5j2'QQx'cx-xx'rA itaivsfis. M v -f A , K' .w N. ' c ,'. ' ' I , as ffl 3- Q - . '1 f 1 -, E' Ti ., A ,L W .i - :K . A . , . A, .. 'w:fg,-. ' ' S ' sf ELSJW ' J- f L-Ei wei:-ff ,-: MADE IN KANSAS IMPERIAL FLOUR A Wichita Product When better flour is made you will find it in an Imperial sack made from better wheat. INSIST ON IMPERIAL FLOUR At Your Grocers BOB BEAUTY TO YOUR HAIR Mr. Peace 8: Lively ki f Room 602 Union Natl. Bank Bldg. '.:- Cuts Individual Bobs and Shapes 5. Hair to Suit Your Particular r I -D sm we I MILLING C0 PRICE 50 CENTS .ug-T' ii?-xv-A PHONE MARKET 62 FOR u 5 if L o Q APPOINTMENTS E -QRAD5 E W Mmm Q .Q - SCHMIDT, BOUCHER 3131, STAR XLOVEREND . 5 'Harman usenrwfu' 5v'J.Cm,KAs ARCHITECTS Fourth Natl. Bank Bldg. -S' ..- Our Boosters The Q . . . D nf Gllbert Bishop Furniture a or S Company PARIS sl-IOP, Inc. '93 Ladies, Exclusive Apparel The House of Dependable and Millinery Furniture tg 114 NORTH MAIN 140 N. Main Phone Mkt. 186 WICHITA, KANSAS F. A. Wesley STUDIO 139 N. Topeka Ave. The Best Equipped and Largest Photographic Studio in the City Backed with 27 Years' Experience and Personal Attention Assures You of First-Class Photographic Work Photos in this Annual from Our Studio PORTRAITURE COMMERCIAL PHOTOS Kodak Film Developing and Printing Picture Framing in Connection Our Boosters DR.MARTINHAGAN Beacon Building Phone Market 971 DR. J. M. JONES Urthodontist 10 Orpheum G. F. CORRIGAN, M. D. 736 Orpheum Bldg. Office Phone D. 480 J. E. WOLFE, M.D 929 Beacon Bldg. ' Phone Market 2778 LOUIS S. ROBERTS, M. D. 529 Beacon Bldg. PHONES: HOWARD C. CURTIS. M. D Office 929 Beacon Bldg. PHONES: DR. W.P.CALLAHAN Beacon Building Phone Market 971 Compliments of JUNIOR GIRLS Ou B oosters Compliments for the 1927 Classes The Steel Hardware C0 Arkansas Valley Coal Co. COAL OF ALL KINDS PROMPT DELIVERIES 5 s E. 18th sf. Market 771 Compliments COLLINS CAFE of Good Quality I N A 0 N A L Quick service BROKERAGE 1204 E. Doug. 88 Our Boosters DR. L. N. LE BOEUF Dentist s-me 711 1.1 Natl. Bank Bldg. Telephone Market 3136 WICHITA, KANSAS Dr. C. M. Sommerhauser Dentist Suite 809-810 Bitting Building Office Mkt. 3063--Res. Mkt. 3798.1 HUGH WALLACE HODGE . D.D.S. 1013 First National Bank Building WICHITA KANSAS DR. J. B. MARKHAM Dentist 314 Bitting Building Phone Market 1673 W. D. JOCHEMS Lawyer Suite 727 Beacon Building W. R. GLASS Attorney 916 Beacon Building JAMES B. NASH Attorney at Law Union Natl. Bank Bldg. WICHITA KANSAS Compliments of Children of Mary -K 9.- Our BOOSteI'S DR. J. F. FALLOT DR.A.M.NlDA Palmer Chiropractor Chiropractor X-RAY SERVICE 307 York Rite Temple Office Mkt. 3063 Res. Doug. 1s9w WICHITA KANSAS suite sos-10.11-12 Bimng Bldg PHONES: WICHITA KANSAS Office M. 1162 Res. D. 5511J D R- I- S- G 0 B L E DR. MARY CAMPBELL 311-312 Bitting Bldg. Chiropractor 307 York Rite Bldg. Phone Market 6774 Residence 434 North Market Ch1F0pfaCt0F-Mkt. 4615 White House Meat Market 216 NORTH MAIN CASH MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION cuolclz cnocnmas AND Mens At Lowest Prices See Friclay's Beacon for Our All Day Saturday Bargains OUP Boosters COMPLIMENTS of COMPLIMENTS Parent-Teachers of the ASS 'f't'0n AGATHABIAN CLUB CATHEDRAL SCHOOL co1v1PL1MEN1's COMPLIMENTS of the of the Daughters of Isabella TENEBRABIS BOOK CLUB COMPLIMENTS gf COMPLIMENTSP QUEENS DAUGHTEBS of the of NEWMAN BOOK CLUB w1cH1TA KANSAS COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of the St. Anne Altar Society MONICAN CIR CLE Our Boosters LOANS TRUSTS The Wheeler Kelly llafgny Trust Company WICHITA HUTCHINSON Capital 51,000,000 INSURANCE INVESTMENTS ST. MARY'S COLLEGE ST. MARY'S, KANSAS Tom Playfair's School JESUIT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS Accredited by North Central Association of Colleges and The University of Kansas. College: Four-year course leading to A. B., B. S., and to Litt. B. degrees. Two-year Premedical course. High School: Classical, English Scientific and English Commer- cial Departments. Musical Departments: Twelve Buildings. Private rooms for ad- vanced students. Extensive grounds. Two Gymnasiums. Natitor- ium. Nine-Hole Golf Course. Healthy location. For catalog, write REV. B. J. RODMAN, S. J., President. -9L.. Our Boosters A Few of Our Many Attractive Ice Cream Individuals Q 45 Years Manufa L ring One Prod ct Good and Plenty of it Steffen Dealers are Satisfied Dealers Say Steffen's and Stick to it I , -. U - - -- ' - f, ' -. 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