Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1928 volume:

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Hatha ffwliftlg Senior Class History Here's a royal toast to the Senior Class of '28 that has completed a four-year course, teeming with work, replete with activity, and abounding in social affairs. Soon we will be leaving our beloved Cathedral, some to embark on the ship of life, others to continue to improve their education. Some of us may be de- prived of the privilege ever again to return to view the campus we know so well and to renew acquaintances and friendships made in previous years. It is cer- tain that none of us will ever forget the pleasant years we have spent within the walls of dear old C.H.S. The years have passed rapidly, so rapidly in fact, that it seems only a few weeks ago that we made our first appearance, filled with anticipation and with a certain amount of awe for the upper-classmen. Here's to the green little Freshies we were in the year of '24, when timidly we sought out the methods of conquering the difficulties which presented them- selves to us as Cathedral students. Those social events which impress us most deeply in the Freshman year are three pleasant class parties. a happy evening at the Easter Monday dance, and the honor of assisting with the Cathedral Annual of '25. Officers elected were the following: Catherine Ellis and Celestine Stein, Presidents, John McNeill, Vice-Presidentg Cecilia Patry, Secretary, and Cecil Kane, Treasurer. To the leadership of these young men and women is due much credit for the manner in which they led their classes. As Freshmen we con- tributed much talent to the athletic section. Much praise is due these girls and boliis who worked so diligently and successfully for Cathedral in the field of at etics. Here's to the Sophomores of '26 who entered into the Spirit of C.H.S. In an earnest and sincere manner, they shouldered their responsibilities and partic- ipated in school activities to a degree unexcelled. During the Sophomore year, the boys followed eagerly the progress of the new Boys, Department. By De- cember 1, 1925, the structure was completed and we boys resumed our classes in the novel atmosphere of modern classrooms. But in June '26, a very unpleasant surprise came to us. Brother Ignatius told us in our last assembly of the year, that the Xaverian Brothers would not return to Cathedral in September. This put us in a quandary. We feared we should be left adrift in mid-ocean without experienced navigators. But our fears were soon quelled by the news that the Brothers of Mary would carry on the battle against Ignorance in our Cathedral school. Catherine Ellis, Cecil Kane, John McNeill, Marjorie Kennedy, and Celes- tine Stein held offices during this year. Here's to the Juniors who nobly surmounted the difficulties of the first two years, to blossom forth in the third period of their educational growth as a class disposed to achieving worth-while things in preparation for life. Brother Charles Maier took up the task of furthering education and development. The class earn- estly worked on the glorious Halloween Dance and the Junior-Senior banquet, both of which proved to be overwhelmingly successful. Surpassing even these accomplishments was a new and more spirited interest in our studies. The of- ficers were: Lucille VVeigand and Cecil Kane, presidents, Catherine Ellis and Charles Hartman, vice-presidents, Mary Jane Figgemeier and Bernard Glass, sec- retariesg Mary Jane Figgemeier and Celestine Stein, treasurers. Here's to the Senior of 1928 who, realizing the responsibilities of being Sen- iors, set out to surpass all records established by previous Cathedral graduating classes. Brother Francis Wohlleben proved to be a very capable pilot in steering our bark safely through those hazardous ten months. The September elections resulted in the following: Catherine Ellis and Cecil Kane, presidents, Lucille Weigand and Charles DeVoge, vice-presidents: Evelyn Hawks and John McNeill, secretaries, Reina Ellis and Celestine Stein, treasurers. Following the elections, a joint meeting of Senior girls and boys was held, at which class rings and pins were decided upon. In anuary work was begun on the Annualg the theme chosen was The Cup of Life . The Annual Sale Contest resulted in Eugene Hart- man, Senior, being chosen The Annual Boy. Outstanding events of the year were a party at the home of Miss Catherine Ellis, the play A Flower of Yeddo, presented by the Senior girls, and a Valentine party given by the Seniors to the Juniors. And now it remains but to write the word Finis to our high school career. As we leave the portals of our Alma Mater to fight alone the battles of life, we gratefully acknowledge the untiring efforts and devoted zeal of our teachers. Here's a right royal toast to our teachers whose principles and example will be our guiding stars as we journey through life. .Missa 1 Q 2 S ewseaarwf-f Z 's51t1br'?:,.' SN, fi 5' fgill is Seniors CA'l'lIlElllNli ll. ELLIS l.U11u.1,n ll. XVIEIGAND President of Girls' Senior Class Vice-President, Girls' Senior Class llere's lo f':l1lzlie-- Willy, nttraletive, r'leve1', howl bless lien'--lest wc forget our Class Prcsi- 1 or1.:4-t her? Ncv0rl'l dent! Cncu. L. lilxxn President of Boys' Senior Class '4C'o1ne, let the Loving: Cup go round, The Cup with blessed lllenlnries Ul'UWll0ll!,, CHARLIQS D13 Voun JOHN R. BICNEILL Vice-President, Boys' Senior Class Secretary, Boys' Senior Class Hero's hoping: that sonic- day your name A loving toast let's give to him Enlblazoned be on Halls of Fume! XVho played the game with all his vim! EVELYN J. H.xw1is Secretary, Girls' Senior Class 'LHerc-'S lo Evelyn-S1uile- And the world is weak before youll' PAGE NINETEEN ' l U 5 5 4... fi ,will 11, llff5i1:t6,lwrL1ri1ilfl Kohl? Seniors lllsiNA T. ELLIS HAYLIOND F. Bixiucn TI'02lSlll'0I', SCIliOI' GlI'lS, Class May you livv all tho days of your life! Ile-1'11's to 1ik'ill2l.l'-Hlflt blvssirl s lllil sur- Y round hs-1' wlivri-vcr she may go! Cla1,lcs'1'1Nic I.. STEIN Treasurer, Boys' Senior Class May this he your doctrine wlivrcvcr you'ru iwirlf-d- A fig for the Cares of this whirligig world! Rosie ANNA BEAT NIARGUERITE COOPER Hc'rv's to the om- with n quiet conscience, May hm' voyage through life bc as happy :md Which makes her serene. free As the dancing waves on the deep blue seal .I Uuus J. BLAs1 Hors-'s hoping: that Lifc's Cup of Joy Shall e'er be free from all alloyl W A A 1 9 2 8 A .'i'1wT'?-i A ,? fix T iq g i-i ss, ,fiwfliffillili Seniors Mlxnv M. EGAN DELPHINA E. EHNSTMANN Soft Df'il1't' muy sho luring, wlivrover sh0 nr- ller0's tu :L dc-slr, Swv:-t girl!-ri riv9s! God bless you :md keep you! GORDON EINHAUS May you lmvv more mul more friends And need them loss :xml lr'ssl GLEN FALL0'1i LEs'1'Eu F E1s'r Hvr9's wishing you IL fair, good night Hers-'S wishing you the r-entury-1n:u'lc, And ph-asnnt dreams :xml slmubers bright! Your lust day cheery as tho lurk! ALICE JANE FEIST To Allf'l'iiNV1l0Sl' music suproxno, she plays like dremus, Like Love in Search of n word! PAGE TWENTY-ONE K ,srhjr ,H i E 1 .1 QL! Y Seniors Mun' JANE Fmaismizuzn lNIAnuruuc'1' M. Gicssmzn He-rm-'s to Mary Jauu-!-lt's music ilu' way Hs-r0's to M:1rg:11'Pt's kindly spirit and friend- she stands: so grand thu poise of Iwi' hvzul ly air! and so full of grave her figure! M,xnGAluz'1' J. FLANN lam' May you c-vor lllflkt' lwnutiful music with your lllzlglvall finge-r tips! REGINA I. GITTRICH CHARLES A. GORLE May your swvnt toluper shvd lwightiivss like May the hinges of your fricurlships novor grow the suu's rays! rusty! Aimmux V. Gonna Hm'c-'s to Aruc-tn, Chr-erful in evnry sense of the wordflklost Clif-er-lvalders ure! PAGE TWENTY-TWO ' 'N I 9 2 8 .XJ rL1:iL.Lf 1 C All 1 aim wil l 9 '57 - Y Q ,- J - A ' -K A--v Seniors xVAL'l'lil1 Gonmzs EUGIQNE A. IlAn'rM.xN Hllmw-'s hvallh und cnpau-ily!-nlziy you always Drink tu mv hilly Wllll illllll' PNN Ax., stay for ilu- 1-igu1's! And 1 will plvdgrm- with mmm! CiIAm.12s II,xuTMAN lIvi'c's my lizuul, Yl'ith my heart in it! L. E1.izAma'1'H IIENSON Gimizvlizviz KAU1fM.xN IIoro's to lilizzilmllil-Mziy you contiuun tu To Gem-vivvo, who goes nnywlicro, providing smitten' vom' wit. ii- be fUl'W2ll'lll', And givv llwm all n fiffvof l2llll.fllll'l'lH Rl: ELMO HUGHES Her0's to il fair 4'Xl0I'lOl'72l- silent rucom- im-mlaitiun l PAGE TWENTY-THREE i925 f - i fl-tt ,A . . . , w Y - Suliiixafttimat Seniors lxlAlLl0llIlE KIQNNIQDY PAUL BIALUNIE llt'-rt-'s tu lllal'ju1'i1-f-Gnofl luck, guurl lmnltll. Nay your nppvtitv r-'vt' lump ou ggmul ll'l :tml uuml t'ru'tuuv bv yours! with your 1llf.ff'Sll0Ill-Y AIILDIRIED M. KIEIHNS t'll0rv'S to lllildrvdl--lllny tho joys ut' to-tluy lm thirst- of ttmlul'1'mV, llluy your gnhlvt of lift- hold no 1ll'4-gs of sm'- row! AI,mcn'1' C. lllIENGES I,,xUlu2'r'l'.x 0s'rlsmIAN 'Alll'l't'.N to the tluy, wllvn wt- shall know Hem- s to your smile, 'Tis trm-W-'Grvzlt mths fl'0!H 2ll'0!'llS gum . ' May it vvvr wiul JERIZMIAH D. 0,lAlEAliY UOII. he you blf-st with alll that Ilvuvc-11 run st-'ml---lmvlg: lwultll, lung youth, lung pl:-ntsum :mtl fl frivudI PAGE TWENTY-FOUR H2525 .,.v.,, ,L naw' J Cn fu E. O he on f - a 5' fig if 5 ., CIECILIA E. PA'1'm' CA'l'III2liINlE A. PHILLIPS llviw-'s to Colin, smiling :ind lmppy 'lHvr4-'s to pleaisuro :is you lilw il! reall plvaisurv 10 hi-1' f!'iQ'lldSIm lNlAnGAmz'1' C. PFAFF Tu AI2ll'g'2'l1'l'f, mild of spirit- Swee-t of toliipcmiiiil-ntl RUTH Pmzs'roN Illmnv C. SCHWENKER May your joys bi- as deep as the ocean, Uhlay your span of life- For lengthen, :ur sorrows ns light as its founilu May' your slmdow iwver xliniinislilu JOSEPHINE L. RENO Hi-i'e's to Josvpliinefjolly and kind always! PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Q - M .1 f Q xi QL., X-1 'Y v A A ' at i f ft'- elsif l1fl'l,.1f, lelfilulfilltitff'lwlialli Seniors ljA'l'lllIII,X SI,A'1 1'laltY AMTIIUI: J. S'l'llUIil,l5 Many growl fnrtiinv follow you alll thc' days Ol' May plvnsaint fum- :lnrl lnit in llillltl, your lift-I Your pziss1ml't lu' from lnnd to land! lllAllJ0llIlE S'l'lZllNl2IEllG H0rv's in tht- one whnsv c-yvs wvrn inmlv for seeing Anil her bk-:lnty is its own excuse fm' lniinglm W. Mus Sunvmsia LILLIAN lj. YOUNG Hvr1-'s to the ont- who smilvs and smiles Heres to Lillian !-'I':1lw what you can of joy Antl chem-rs the world for inilvs and miles! and feast! CHARLES WATSON Tho' days be mlm-ary :md skies he blue, Alike wich day, may tlroziins :fume l!'lll'll' RAYMOND VVATSON May lif0's paths that Fnto proposvs Ilzxve its lmrdt-rs strewn with roses! PAGE TWENTY-SIX Q f 1 9 In Memoriam VIRGINIA CONNOR 1ililiAl,D .loNlis Born l uln'un1'y 16, 1911 liorn Scptt-nlhcr 8, 1912. llicd .lunc 28, 1927. Divd Novvlnlicr 19, 1927. To 'l'lllC Lox'1No Mlmom' ot' our follow-studcnts, Virginia Connor and tit-rz1ld.loncs, both of thc class of '29, we fondly dcdicutc this pogo. May it sorvv thc pnrposo of ovoking from thc kind rcadcl' as hc turns thc pugv, 21 forvcnt lmruycl' that thc twain may enjoy ctvrnul ll2llJllll1CSS in our homo beyond, whore only 1'I'i1gI'ilIll lilivs exhale balmy odors, whcrc' fields ot' flowt-rs in hloom waft honvy-swoct sccnts zxtliwurt thc otha-rg wllvrc starry rivvrs roll ovcl' hods of million hncsg NVll0l't' night conws novel' :lt ull. O grain' 1vl11'1'1' is lily I7fl'fUl'!l, O rlvullz lUll!'l'!' is lhy sling? PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Juniors ,. f,1:.if , Till' KOWH-lfl. Hvstvr, I'r1-sirlvnt: T. 0'N4-ill, l'r1-sidvm: M. Nl'hiffll'I'. Vim'-l'!'vsiflo'111: XY:1l1 Ha-nrion Yii'1 l'I'L'Si!ll'Il1Q R. fy-Rlllll'k1'. Svc-1'1-t:xl'yZ R. Jnchvms, S1-c'1'vt:n'y. SICVONIV RONV: N. J. Ulzllxlpitt, 'l'r4-asl1l'v1': V, 1'0nmn', 'I'x'z-:ls111'v1'g P. Avkvrlnaln. I, Bmlvr. .l. Un-1-llxilln-1' Jr. liruwn, 'FIIIRD RONV-J. Vzxrnoy. V. f'mnptml. J. f'0llll0l', R. Davis, .X, De-y. R. Dvy. l'0l NIH IUJXNfA. Dxllon, X. Curvy, R. DP1!llll2ll'f1. C. llllPl'l'l', ll. liwyur. M, A. Iwnllnt. l Il 'I'li ROW: L, F:1l'l'1-ll. J, I ilzgvrz1lfl, U. f:El1'I2lllfl, I. HI'l'i'll. I.. Hanlon, PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Juniors . ,li fl . is ' TOP ROW-A. Harlan, M. 112l1'l'iSUl'l, M. Ilartnlzm, M. Hudiburgh, T. Hubbird, Russ:-ll Hurt. SECOND RONV-R. Kzuupling, Ii, Kl'Q't1'!llllil1', L. Linuf, M. MMP, O. Martin, Mcilrevvy. THIRD ROW-fL, Morley, D. Nevillu, E. Newman, M. 0'K1-efe, M. Oliver, J. Re' dd. FOURTH ROV'-R. Robertson, F. Routon. M. Sadowsky, M. Sxurufford, A. Simpson, A. Smarsh. FIFTH ROVV-William SIl21Ck2ll'l1, C. Struble, U. Williams, Jos. Zeller. .4 ' 3 Y . PAGE TWENTY-NINE CTN ?-fifl will if '54ai1stQl1...u..finialll S o pbomores nu. TOP ROW-J. Connor, Premidvnt: M. Haas, President H. Gatz, Vice-President: H. Fullis. Viva'-PM-si mlentg 'I'. Buss-r, Sm-crotaryg M. Leis, Secretary. SECOND ROW-J. Lnndwehr, Trvnsurer. H. Diehl. Trvzxsilwri G. lieckvr, NV. BQ-mls-r, ll, Biggs F. 150110. THIRD ROXV-1. Bowlns, F. llusa-ll, A. Cvkosky, L. Coleman, L. Collins, H. Curtis, FOURTII RONV-J. Daley, B. Day, J. Draggoii, A, DuI'ree, E, Feist, C. Flanugnll. FIFTH ROVY-F. Gvllrvr, J. Gesslvr, J. Gittrich, C, Glass, J. Healy, R. Hezlrldson. PAGE THIRTY 1 .i l .4 1 N192 3 ws . if va Sophomores TOP ROW-C. Heiuhvlbeck, A. Hennessy, G. Jacobs, M. Kretchmar, F. Kruske, I. McClure. SECOND ROWH-J. Mm-Greevy, R, McNeill, E. Meek:-r, E. Moran, M. Myers, M. O'R0urke. THIRD ROW-L. Pechin, A. Pfaff, N. Rausvh, A. Remady, M. Rogers, M. Schmitz. FOURTH KONV-R. Schoenborn, I. Simon, G, Simpson, M, Spangvxxbm-rg, C. Steffen. R. Strnthm. FIFTH ROW'-0. 'I'nyIo1', Jams. Toon, R. Webb, R. Wellman, A. Wesle-y. PAGE THIRTY-ONE 4- .7 K - V. , 5 V 'H - . Q . XX, . 'If ,,, I4 sf-f ,, 4 A x Q if K-up swf? ' F T2 lm 1' IH-ln 1 fill' Freshmen , em .H . W ., g TOP liUXV7D. Blelzaxre-k. ll1'esi1l0l11,: N. l itzg1-Wzllfl. Vir'v'l'l'0fifl9rlt: C. Sm-nge-r, l'reSirl0nt3 F. Kam .Prosidm-nt, J. GZIIIIOI' Viml-P1'esidl-lltg L, flI'P6'V0l', Vice-I'r9s1clvr1tg F. llilflilll, Scvrvtary. SECOND KOVV-J. Svl1iffl01', S4-1'r0t:11'yZ E. Lzmrlwvhr, 'l'r0:1sul'v1'g J. Riddell, Tl't'1lSlll't'fQ R. Auron, Rl Alba-rs, M. Ashworth, M. Burlmezllx. 'l'llIllD li0WfJ. llvuf, l'. lim-at. J. lll'9l!llll1'!', A. Bissonelto, G. Callahan, Y. Vzxmpholl. F. Cvkoksy FOURTH ROW- -li. Clarke, M. Clnuso, R. Cooper, C. Devlin, E. Doffing, O. Downey. R. Draggnn. FIFTH ROW-F. Ellis, 1-1. Ellis, 0. Enoch, F. Fullis, K. Fishvr. PAGE THIRTY-TWO W V I 9 2 8 Y' . sf: Freshmen Q .I ., tr ! , Y f' Q 5. . f I A'-.. if . 6' A,,,,N ......... ..v,, ,,.,W...,,...,...,..,,,,,. ,.,.QM-. TOI' ROVVYM. Flynn, I . I'Il'il!lIi0I!IIOI'g, G6-0. I 1'RlYIk. I.. Gittrivh, B. GUIIIP, A. HOUIIIEIII, H. Goss. SHVOND ROW'-I . l'12l!'lll0Il. M. Harrison. BI. Harrulll, E. Hvaly, I.. III-Imvrxnun. J. lliggrins. II, Hively. 'FIIIRD ROW-I , Ilnnseholtor, Ii. Hoy, H. Hughes, E. Irwin. R. Jackson, U. .Izu'ques. ID. Jvhlu. FOVRTII R0WflI. Junvs, L. Kane, G. Kerns, O. Lnhnrlio, M. lmbxwnflo, J. MQi'aIw. M. 3IvDom1Id. FIFTH ROW-C. Mengcs, J. Mc-Namglnon. T. Norris, C. Olivior. li. l'at1'y. PAGE THIRTY-THREE I ' li af Vial! ,'l1l1lx,i'- QSM? il 1 Ph' P Freshmen TOP ROVV-C. P0151-rH, J. Peters, J. Phillips, L. Phillips, S. Philmlee, A. Powers, M. Rolh. SECOND ROXV-N. Ring, K. Reno, E, PY'lf'lli1Td, P. Prncllt, C. Rothroc-k, C. Routon. ll. Salisbury. THIRD ROW-G. Snrlos, I. Schmidt. C. Schulte. P. Smith, M. Smmnvrhzulser, W. Spalding, C. Springgnh FOURTH ROW-J. Stafford, J. Stem-lo, C. Stegmzm, I. Struble, M, Threlfull, NV. Washulmugh, R. NVntkins FIFTH ROXV-J. Way, D. VVeIch, C. VVohler, J. Zeller, H. Hughey. PAGE -rmnvv-Foun f' ll '44 'P 9 2 8 ' 7 Qi wc .- fi, 7 rin11i1zihipsQi2 2' Waist tn' glfrienh v' glfast mth Bear, A I' 1. Ulyeg ginhure Vtu , 01112214 V ' ' ' 1w .s1I1!!:::.:a.11 m:1::wf.3yylfxff:nmm::::,!1 ww ' lx '1j'l 'au 'ry 'ly 1' ff 1 ' - , 1 1 VW gd0i0f0f0f0lOIG10l0I0Q0Q53l i5 I Z' if Q, Sh .ff ls! if Q.. Y. ' 0 , , lp., .x f 4-9 .rf Q .N -L Farewell K I 5,14 - M f A A cm., . M X' QA' I Y 3 . , I . i Ai? Q gi f ff R .. J.. Sw -6- iifff Nil' , wf i AVAA 5 iii. ELLIS HCURLYU CUMMINGS xVll0Il the athletic season opens at Cathedral High School next fall, Curly Cummings, former Southwestern star, will be absent. For the past four years, Curly has been coaching the Micks. l'nder his guidance, athletics have taken enormous strides. His football and basketball teams have ranked with the best in the state of Kansas. In the last three years Curly's gridders have won 18 games out of 24. In basketball his success was equally sensational. During the four years he has coached at Cathedral, l1is basketeers have won 63 games and lost only 20. They have been State Champions for three successive years, and two years ago won third place in the National Catholic Tournalnent held in Chicago. It was largely, if not wholly, due to the untiring efforts of Mr. Cummings that the Girls' State and National Tournaments were held in Wichita last year. Need- less to say, both were successes. lf it had not been for opposition that developed against tournaments for girls, Cathedral would again have been host to the feminine eagersi' this year. Coach Cummings will be succeeded at Cathedral by Squat Miller, former Fairmount lTniversity star. llere's to Ellis Curly Cummings, Catheclral's first coach. May success crown his efforts in whatever field of activity the future will find him. PAGE THIRTY-SIX .r'7 ff rt. Qillf- 75511-sl!Ufzifltlftitlt 1 .v, Q H5525 L Football ..,,,. K' K Ma.. f 'L 4 L ,, , , ,, -,,.. ..,, TOP ROW'-G. Einhaus QMgr.7, Cel Stein, Don 0'Leary, John MQNL-itl, Tom 0!N6-ill, Jack Mt-Greevy, VVa,lt Henrion, Coach f'ummingS. SECOND KONVfChas. Goble, Rt-gi Robertson, Paul Malone, Chas. Ilnrtlnnn 1Ca1pt.J, VVu1t Gorges, Bob Davis, Gene Hartman. THIRD ROW-Julio Blast, JV. Brown. Divk Stratton, Harold Gatz, Jos. Sept. 30, Marion 77,,., Oet. 7, llurpex' ....,....A,. 14, Florence ...,.... Oct. Oct. 21, Roe Indians ..,,,t. Oct. 28, Haven ............,. 4, Peabody .,..,. Nov. Nov. 11, Douglass ,..... Nov. 18, Cllerryvule .... 'l'otulsfOpponents ,.,. Carney, Joe Gittrieh. FOOTBALL SCHED ULE 0 6 ,,,,o..23 ,,o,,,o40 ,,.,,,,30 6 0 .H,,l21 Czltlmedrul Cathetlrzxl Cuthetlrul Czltlxedrul Cathedral C2ltllCdI'2lI Catltedrul Cntheclrzll CZlHlCdl'2ll ,Y....12 Y,,,,Y,14 7 ....l2 0 0 7 0 1 , 1, Y Q 5 'Pl ? p A ' ' like 'LJ PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN 113 ZIP C r H A 1130 3 P'4 UICK REG! CHERRYVALE TRIP Giving the Wheat Country the Once Over! FAT Regin Robertson ,,v,,, p Pop Gorges ............,.. Charlie Hartman .,...,, Zip Gittrich ............ Dick Stratton ...... Fat E. McGrcevy ,...,.. Tom 0'N0ill ..Y,......., Celly Stein ........ CE Ll-Y ....,Y....E11d Tackle Ilalf-Back ....,......,....EI1d Half-Back .........Gl1!1l'd ,.,.,.....EI1ll .....,Cl'Ilfl'l' PAGE ba o THIRTY-EIGHT , r , X -Y 'fp : l 5 -. A V :S-iff' x'U Xf- I LJ ' ' K9 -J'xX,XRgLvL 1 51, R 32? JAcK 'DON Jack Mclircovy ..,... . Don 0'Lca1'y ...,.... Molly Malonc ....... . Mac MCNL-ill .,,.... XVz1lt Henrion ......,, 1 MOU-Y ........I 11ll Back wmsr 'PH TETE ...,..TacIcle ,.,.....C6IlfCI' .....,.....TacIcIe 'l'0te Hohrig ,.,,.... ....... Q uarler Back Julio Blasi ,,,...... ................. G llllfd Gene Hflrtman ....... -..---- H fllf 311614 Rusty Einhuus ....., , ..... M f1I7f1!I91' Bob Davis .,,.777.,,,... .--,--.- G lldfd Juus 808 CHERRYVALE TRIP Can You Guess the uGf1lIl6?U E iliki iii PAGE THIRTY NINE The Basketball season open- ed with very bright prospects. The recently formed Cotton- wood Valley League of which Cathedral is a member, began gloriously. Our lads went through the first round, win- ning all their games with de- cisive scores. In the second round we dropped one to our old rivals, Peabody. Anunfortunatecircum- stance now befell some of our players. The team was great- ly handicapped without their services, but the subs were willing to carry on. The new team, toward the end of the season was rapidly rounding into excellent form. Gene Hartman .......... Forward Whose smiles enlivened the squad. Begin Robertson ............ Guard The watch-dog of C.H.S. set-ups. Heinie Schwenker ........ Guard The Captain who led to victory. Walt Henrion .......... Forward Wholeheartedly in every game. H Cease Kane .............. Forward Was always a-rarin' to go. Tom 0'Neill .................. Center Ever ready to jump. Celly Stein .................... Guard Opponents had nothing on him. Sheik Hartman ........ Forward A demon on the floor. Mac McNeill .............. ,...Center Often put the game on ice. Tete Rohrig .............. Forward Light of foot, very effective. n CC Dec 16 Maize .......... ..... 9 Cathedral ..... .. 69 Dec. 23 El Dorado ..... ......., 2 4 Cathedral ......... ..... 2 5 Dec..28 . I Wichita High .............. 41 Cathedral ............ ..... 2 3 Dec. 31 . Alumni ......... ........ 3 4 Cathedral ...... ..... 3 5 Jan. 6' Marion ...,...... ,....... 1 8 Cathedral ...... ..... 2 8 Jan 13. Florence .r...... ........ 1 6 Cathedral ...... ..,.. 3 8 Jan 14. Eureka .......... ........ 1 5 Cathedral ...... ..... 3 7 Jan. 17 Augusta ...... ....,,.. 3 1 Cathedral ...... . .... 20 Jan. 20 l Peabody ........ ........ 1 8 Cathedral ...... .... 2 7 Jan. 24 Hillsboro ...... ........ 1 3 Cathedral ...... ,... 6 7 PAGE FORTY Jan. 27 Douglass ..... ....... 7 Cathedral .,.... .... 3 9 Jan. 31 Marion .......... ....... 1 1 Cathedral ,...... .... 3 3 Feb. 3 Florence ........ ....... 1 9 Cathedral ..,... .... 4 7 Feb. 10 Peabody ........ ....... 3 9 Cathedral ...... .... 3 3 Feb. 19 Hillsboro ....... ....... 1 7 Cathedral .... ,. .... 10 Feb. 24 Sedgwick ...... ....... 7 Cathedral .,,.... .... 2 0 Feb. 28 Augusta ........... ....... 1 6 Cathedral ....... .... 1 4 March 2 Belle Plain ........ ...... 2 6 Cathedral ....... .... 2 1 March 16 El Dorado .......... ....... 3 2 Cathedral ............. 26 Opponents' Total ......,..... 393 Cathedral's Total ............,... 612 nga: in asus my X N TETE HEDNIE MAC- SHE! K CApTA!N CELLY WALT C-EASE PAGE FORTY ONE Tradition must be main- t a i n e d . Our representative team must be one of the best in the State. With this ever present in our minds, our squad set out to make a name 'for themselves. Did they suc- ceed? Read the record and be convinced. We were un- defeated by any High School team in the State. Our outstanding remem- brance of the season will be the trip to Lawton, Oklahoma. We must say farewell to our faithful guards Captain C. Pat- ry, Caddie Ellis, Billy Mae Sur- prise and J. Reno. You have written a happy close to your athletic efforts. Dec. 16 Maize .............. ....... 2 1 Cathedral ...... .... 2 2 Dec. 23 Benton .,........ ....... 9 Cathedral ...... .... 2 7 Jan. 14 Eureka ........... ....... 1 2 Cathedral ...... .... 3 4 Jan. 19 Lawton ........... ....,.. 3 3 Cathedral ....... .... 1 6 Jan. 20 Lawton ........... ....... 2 2 Cathedral .,..... .... 1 1 .Ian. 23 Jayanell .,....... ....... 1 1 Cathedral ...... ..,. 2 9 Jan. 26 Douglass ......... ....... 7 Cathedral ....... .... 3 1 Jan. 31 Alumnae ......... ....... 2 1 Cathedral ....... 17 Feb. 1 Tampa ............ ....... 1 4 Cathedral ....... .... 1 6 PAGE FORTY-TWO CK Schiff Schiffler .....,.. Forward Utility-man, but effective. Jimmy Hughes ........ Forward A fine -back-board artist. Pat Patry ............ Capt., Guard Her leadership, insp.ration. Blondie Becker ............ Center Outstanding in her passing. Hartie Hartman ........ Forward Made baskets to order. n Hest Hester .................. Center Never heard, always seen. Hank Reno ................ Forward Out one-handed shooter. Bill Surprise ..... , ............ Guard Agile, alert, enduring. Caddie Ellis .... .............. G uard Her defense was impregnable. K4 Beans Fallot .................. Guard To be relied on in a pinch. Feb. 3 W. 8L R. ........... ......... 2 7 Cathedral ....... ...... 1 3 Feb. 10 Peabody ......... ......... 1 7 Cathedral ....... ...... 2 5 Feb. 18 Mulvane ......... ......... 1 2 Cathedral ....... ...... 1 4 Feb. 24 Tampa .......... ......... 1 6 A Cathedral ....... ...... 2 2 Feb. 25 Eureka ........ ...... 3 Cathedral ....... 22 Feb. 27 Peabody ..... . ...... 9 Cathedral ....... 29 Feb. 29 Benton ........ ......... 1 1 Cathedral ........ ...... 2 2 March 2 Caldwell ...... ...... 8 Cathedral ........... 22 Opponents' Total ................ 253 Cathedral's Total ................ 372 QHMMY BEANS CADDE BILL CA Pfam BLONDlE HARTIE HANK XJ HESTER PAGE FORTY THREE . A ' its M. .sf J 1 'ef 1,.l!+?.Fs fbi! ii.-.1.zt.if-It Cheer Leaders ,W ., l A A E. Inwm F. KAN:-: M. U,ROUllIilC A. Gomac Nine Rahs and II Tiger For the dyed-i11-1110-wool fllllf The booster, the rooler, Thr' shoufer, lhe footer, Who Imcks his team Io ll mon! IN'l'Ell-CLASS ISASKIi'l'I3Al,I, Three teams were Chosen from Cach room in thc boys' division, while thc girls' rooms each had one representative. The play was very spirited throughout and a good deal of talent was shown in both individual ability and team play. Two Junior and two Sophomore ll'2llllS fought out the Cl'lZllllDl0IlShllJQ the former took first and third places while thc latter held thc sc-Cond and fourth places. ln the girls division the Sophomorcs and Juniors tied for first place. 1, rj' Jos. lllilbll Jos. llliliMIl.l,lEll W.u,'r llliNllION li. hlt1filllCliVY li. .locrnmis lin NIQWMAN I.. l'Amnc1,l. or fy- ,, - PAGE FoRTv-FouR r i l 9 2 8 l Letter and Tennis Clubs TOP RONY-P. Malone, V. Kane. J. MeNeill. G, ltlinhnus, VV. Gorges, H. Sc-hwenker, C. Stein, D. 0'Le:1ry, NY. Henriou. ll. Davis. SECOND ROXV--J. Reno, J. lilasi. R. liobertson, R. Stratton. f'. Hartman, T. 0'Neill, J. 5leGrc-evy, E. llartlnan, J, Gittrieh. E. Rohrig, E. Mf'Grreevy, E. M- Surprise, 'l'IllltD lt0NVftl. lieeker, Ill. E. llester. M. Hartman, J. Daley, H. Hughes, C. Phillips, C. Patry. M. A. Fallot, M. Sehiffler, C. Ellis. Thai binds the Ilrune of all the earth Iindenrs the land Um! yane you birlh, To keep the Cause before your eyes, To love the game beyond the prize! The teams this year started out to uphold the championships won. Our girl representative won the eity championship and our entry in the n1en's section look seeond. We duplicated our performance of last year by winning the Mo. Valley Tennis High School Championship. With these and other tourneys in mind our teams have proposed a big job to themselves. Catherine Ellis and Mary Sehiffler won the girls' championship doubles IIl2llC'llL'S in the Cottonwood Valley League. .loe Beemiller took the boys' singles and then joined with Walter Henrion to take the doubles. They have begun well, winning three out of four of the ehanipionship matches in our league. lt. .IocH1zMs i i .los. BmzM11.1.1-in XVALT Hl4:N1uoN qs. Jos. Hmm HEI NIE SCH XVIZNKIZR E. XIOIIAN JACK ltlctlnlznyx' HAnoLn GATZ B. DAY PAGE FORTY-FIVE , 5 if R , x I ' Q lv L A J '- ,, -,, an ay it if be 67311112 lfiilntaliqedqniafllfw if Glee Club TOP ROVV--R. Kampling. M. Scrafford, D. Ernstman, M. Kerns, M. Flannery. L. XVeigand, A. Feist, M. Cooper, M. Egan, L. Young, Re Elmo Hughes, V. Compton. C. Patry. BOTTOM ROW-J. Zeller, R. Gittrich, A. Simpson, J, Reno, R. Ellis, A. Dey, M. Pfnff, I. Green, V. Corey, L. Osterinan, M. Gessler, M. Mace. The Cathedral Glee Club consisting of thirty-three members was organized early in September with Sister Xavier directing and Margaret Cooper accompanist. On the twenty-second anniversary of Rt. Rev. Monsignor's ordina- tion to the priesthood, the Glee Club made its first appearance and sang MJACK AND Jn.L', by W. H. Dixon and HTHE lwI0lTN'l'AIN LAKES, by C. Doanuroff. March the seventh, the Juniors presented The Rebellion of Youthn and the Glee Club sang an Irish Medley before the play. The Newman Book Club presented the Prairie Players in two one- act plays and the girls were requested to sing between the numbers. The Cathedral Glee Club will conclude a successful yearis work on Class Night, when they sing Mi-:RRILY Rowv by Luigi Denzai and O PRAISE THE LORD,, by Mendelssohn. PAGE FORTY-SIX ffe . . 1 9 2 s Qwjwffe r 1 1' Debate ,M-mteil T .rr .V , . 1 Hussnl. HUnT 0wEN MAnT1N CECIL KANE Romzlsl. .locumis RICHARD Dm' NVAl,'l'Ell lInNn1oN After conducting preliminary debates, the following were chosen to represent Cathedral High School i11 the newly formed Cottonwood Valley Debating League: Cecil Kane, Russell Hurt, Owen Martin, af- firmative, VValter Henrion, Roetzel Jochems, Richard Dey, negative. The question debated was: Resolved: That federal legislation should he enacted, embodying the principles of the McNary-Haugen hill, as passed by the sixty-ninth Congress, second session? Much credit is due the Cathedral debaters. Experience in this field of work was entirely lacking to them, and though they did not win the championship, yet they made a very creditable showing, and caused not little anxiety to their worthy opponents. SCHEDULE January 10 ,..,.,.. ..............,.. C athedral-Hillsboro-Peabody January 24 ....... ......... C athcdral-Chase County February 7 ....,..., ..,.,,....,... C athedral-Marion February 21 ...,.... C,,.,,V. C athedral-Florence PAGE FORTY-SEVEN Rf' Y 3 i' fri 5 te uw 1 if .Till r Ilf5'u.t1.lwdr at Public Speaking ! as , Vs Zi g y Jeff! L X.: 7:1 44 -- 1 J-I-K. HHllllIll'Illf, Mall. llllllullfl A, x Fabiola, a drama in four acts, founded on Cardinal XViSl'Ill2lll,S story, was chosen as the year-end vehicle for the Senior and Junior Girls' play. The scenes are laid in Home during the reign of the Emperor Dioeletian about the year 304 A. D. Fahiola, an arrogant creature of the imperial court, is converted to the faith only after Sebastian, captain of the Praetorian Guards, sacrifices his life for the holy cause. Both in acting and costuming the play was admirably done. Thus was an interesting and successful year culminated for the Cathedral High School Effective Speaking Classes. The effective-speaking classes of Cathedral High School enjoyed an unusually aetive and successful year. For the latter, the students are indebted to Miss Frances Weigand, direetress of dramaticsg commendation should be made to one who has sacrificed much and made great effort to do things for Cathedral High School. The Seniors opened the year's program with the presentation of A FLOVVEH OF YEDDO , a Japanese comedy, to honor the twenty-second anniversary of Rt. ltev. Monsignor Farrell's ordination to the priesthood. This play was entered in a contest of one-act plays at Manhattan in April and was accorded second place. Before school closed for the Christmas holidays, the Freshmen appeared in a one-act play, THE BUHGLAR and delighted and surprised the audience with their clever presentation. After the holiday season, there was a lull in dramatics until the Juniors gave a two-act drama, THE REBELLION OF YOUTH . Its professional precision called for a second rendition on March the seventeenth. The play became pop- ular and the cast journeyed to Arkansas City where it was staged the third time. The Sophomores in SEVEN T0 0NE Aportrayed vividly a scene from college life. This was presented a week later at Peabody in a one-act play contest. The Juniors who did not have a part in the Rebellion of Youth gave THE KI,EPTOMANIAC , a comedy that was well received by the student-body. The annual spring play, FABl0I.A , chosen for its lofty theme, exquisite lines and beautiful setting, was staged on May the fourth. lt was enthusiastically received and was a fitting close for the year's work in dramatics. PAGE FORTY-EIGHT , , 'x h 6 I X ,NN I Q f I K - i Q is fEfa1l1.n limumimivifiom1 I f Dramatics 4 A FLOWER OF YEDDOU Tribute to Rt. Rev. Monsignor Farrell ..........,.......,... ........ C atherine Ellis CAST Kami ....... .................,.. .........,.....,.... C E CILIA PATRY Sainara ....... ....... M ARY JANE FIGGEMEIER Musme ...,....... ................. E VELYN HAWKS Taiphoon ......... ......,.... L UCILLE WEIGAND San Toi ......... ................... A LICE FEIST Lou Wai ...... .,................... R EINA ELLIS Ming Fa ........... ........ B ILLIE MAE SURPRISE North Wind ....... .,.......... M ARGARET COOPER East Wind .,..... .............. A RNETA GOBLE South Wind ......,. ....... C ATHEBINE PHILLIPS West Wind .,......, .................,.. ............. L I LLIAN YOUNG DANCERS JOSEPHINE RENO REGINA GITTRICH MARGARET FLANNERY RE ELMO HUGHES GENEVIEVE KAUFMAN DELPHINA ERNSTMANN MARIE EGAN MILDRED KERNS ELIZABETH HENSON LAURA OSTERMAN SCENE-Interior of Kami's little house. TIME-Night. H PAGE FORTY NINE A- 'ii MI 9 2 8 Moi? T Dramatics THE REBELLION OF YOUTH ' Grandiua ,......., ..,..,,,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,,........,AA,,.,,....,,,.,,..,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,..,7,A,,,,,.,.,,,,, A NNA Dm' Mother .,,....... ..............,,.,w.....,,,....,,.,......,,..,,.....,.,...,..... A 'IAM' ELIZAIBIETH HEs'1'En Margaret ..............A,....,Y,.,,,,.,.,,,,...,,,.A,....,, .....,,....., R Ixnv ANN Fiu,1,o'r Mrs. Denton .............r...........,,..................,. ..,,,......... I 4UCILLlE H,xN1.oN Daughters of Mrs. Denton: Edith ..........,........,.................. ......., IN IAIIY JANE CLAMm'r'r Martha .....,,,..,.,,....,,..................... ........... I IATRICIA SLA'l'TlElRY Mary .,v.,,..,,,,...........,,,...,......,,.,........ ..... . .REGINA O'HOUIiliIE Mrs. Mcliilligan, neighbor to Mrs. Denton .....,,. ...,,,,. F nANcEs RoU'roN Miss Abbie Snip, The gossip .....,,...Y.........,,,,...... ,,........ A LETHA HARLAN Aunt Midge ....,...,..............,........................,.,...... i......i,i.... V ICTOIRIA Comm' Georgia Carter ....,...w...vev,.......,. e.,,,. I IOSIELLA KRETCIIMAIK Janet Rudder ................... ...........,, M Am' IYKEEFE Josie Pepper .....i..............,,, ...,Y,.... 1 IARIE PIAIRNISON Mrs. Jimmy Cleighton .,.... ....,...............,.......V,,....,,.,,,,.....,,, .A....... IN I Am' SCHIFFLER THE KLEPTOMANIACU Mrs. Valeria Chase v,,..,,,,.., P. ACKERMAN Miss Beatrice Wimsat ..,..,,.,..,.... L. I.1No'1' Miss Freda Dixon ....,.,..... HELEN I,VVYl-Eli Miss Evelyn Evans ........,,..,,.. I.. MARLEY Miss Pat Beverly ............ R. M. Dnouufxnn Miss Ruth Riddons ....... ........ B I. OLIVER Mrs. Chas. Dover ....,,,..,..,........... I. GREEN Mrs. Preston Ashley ................ A. SMARSH Katie .............,....... ....... PAGE FIFTY M. HUDIRURGH Mrs. John Burton ,,,,,... M. SCRAFFOIRD Dramatzcs HSEVEN TO ONEU .Ioan Ainslee ....,,.,.,, ......,,..,,,..............,,.,,.., Madge Allen ...,,....,..,,, Gloria Rutherford ,..,,, Barbara Kingston .A,Y.,, Dulcina Dae ..........A. Vivienne Carey ...... Virginia Howe .,.., Elizabeth Grey ..,,. Lucite Darling ,,..,, Kate Lane ..Y.....,,, Pat Marlow .,,,. THE BURGLAIT, Mabel . .,..... CHARLOTTE JACQUES Edith .. ..,.. lldAIllE SIIMEIQHAUSER Peggy.. ....w.... .............. N hav ALBEIHS Patricia ....,, ,, ..,,w.........I,onE'I rA PHILLIPS Freda ....... .........,....,.,. l QATIIIIYN FISHER Mary t..,..,,...........,. ............... Valcria. Nancy ...,.. Gleo ...... Eva .... Q.. ,.....NlAl'lGARE'l' 0'RoUnKE LEIS ,,,,.,,......MAnY Rooisns ......lllARGAllET NIYERS ......FLoI1ENcE BUSCH EILEEN NIEEKER .W,,l.ILLIAN PECIIIN ,,...,..lllENE SIMON ......I,,.,.,IsADEI. BOWLUS ...,...........lwARIE SCHMITZ ,.....lVlARGARET KIIETCHMAII ...MOI-AL DOWNEY ...UNATALIE RING ......,.,FRANCES ELLIS . .,,.....,............ .IosEI-HINE YVEY Lillian ........,,...........,,.,,,..,,I.... LELIA JONES BEIITHA Gol SLE FAGE FIFTY-ONE Vx r A Altar Boys S 2 as leaf ts Top Row: C. Iiinhaus, R. Jochems, C. Stein, R. Robertson, T. 0'Neill, J. D. 0'Leary, W. ltenrion, C. Goble, A. Struble, J. McNeill. Second Row: Jos. Beenliller, ll. VVatson, Ii. Moran, T. Buscr, C. Kane, C. Fallot, E. Mcllrccvy, C. Connor, J. Hcdd, C. Watson, R. Davis. Third Row: J. Cessler, .l. Gamer, .l. Schifflcr, lt. Stratton, J. liiddcl, F. Kruskc, C. Scnger, Newman, Irwin, I.. Farrell. 1 0lIl'f11 Row: ll. Powers, .l. Steele, li. Draggon, F. Hagan, II. HUQIICY, Jas- B00- miller, K. Hoy, li. Dey, lt. Jackson. CATHEDRAL ALTAR BUYS NVQ- would pause here to laud Cathedral Altar Boys. Your service during the year past, deserves unstinted praise. It is an exceptional record of faithfulness and prontptness when duty called. Gladly you came and proudly you attended Godis annointed minister as he each morn renewed the Sacrifice of the Cross. Your record has been unsurpassed in the history of Cathedral's altar hoys. Your reverence and interest is indeed commendable. Cathe- dral will remember, and for you there will be cherished memories of loyal serviecfsStudents of dear C.H.S.! PAGE FIFTY-TWO . . ix fv . 1 , Q is xl f fini v . Vg., rg . 'QIWKUWWWWWWIWIL' nufmmrzk b lq,,,,uF ' '5.w.pl '1J E mnasi in nuire Mahi wh M BH was ' I nnulllIl II' ' !IIIllnnniIf NNW QOOQOOMGGOMUQ Alu. ,a.h. Ain- All- All.. Jlu. Ahh, fill- Alt. dv., IIIIIIII- ll lllllflllllllllll'llllll'llllllllIll'lll jlllllllffllllll . - r1,,MxxA 'XV ,Q -105' 4 all N 5 ' -4' I W'- - if 21- 5 ' A ' T Hz, 911212 7111122 351525 ' - - 5 I 4 l il 'IlII rm. num' V 4llIII ,lLUAUa.tu0I lllllh, I '--1. -A -L 'll' 'un' 'I' 51 1 ' Av f 4Y'YYV'YYvY L .d..AAAA41lLLLLA,Ak Q PAGE FIFTY-FOUR Lucille WeiQand. Se mor Contestant Poetzel Jochems Robert Wellman Junior' Candidate 'Sophomore Candidate Adele Hermesey SODhOTD0l E Comdxdate 'QF Natalie Rin Carl Qenger' Pre-shmanCa.ndi ate Freshman ACandidatC John Freshman D Candidate friendly rivals in the rqce gWe hong: thesexmsqcond placeff DL G I 1 ii -1 4 1 1 ' ' I . qv. 'ees-iff v 1l'il l.l..l? 1will'tf...t3ft-1itthai. Class Chronicle To be able to enjoy the recollection of past events, is to live lhem twice over. fMartiaI. SEPTEMBER 8. Arouse ye, my merry men! It is our opening dayf' Registration and the procuring of texts are the order of the day. 9. Assignments are given to the tune of Good-by sweet days of freedom. 10. Senior boys elect their class officers, naming Cecil Kane as their president. An ambitious program is discussed. 12. Girls' first assembly and Frosh are introduced to the manner of grown-up high school students. . The Marion Talleys get together and lo!---A glee club is organized. . Officers for the Children of Mary are electedg Prefect, Marjorie Kennedy. 29. Brother Fred Schilling is called to Spalding Institute, Peoria. His stay was short, but sweet. 30. Senior Girls have class electionsg Caddie Ellis resumes the responsibilities of leadership. C.H.S. football team journeyed to Marion and met their first defeat: 16-12. 19 23 OCTOBER 1. Brother Joseph Schneider arrives from Spalding Institute, Peoria, Ill., to lecture on Chemistry and English to Juniors and Seniors. 3. Senior Boys move into their proper quarters on the lower floor and the Freshies ascend to the newly completed third floor. 5-6-7.Enf?rced closing of school on account of threatened epidemic of infantile para ysis. 10. We have our first pep meeting in the Gym. Enthusiasm was high and big things were expected to follow. 11. VVe win our first grid game at home against Harper, 14-0. 14. The Freshies were initiated the Usual way. Our team journeyed to Flor- ence and brought home the bacon, 6-7. 21. The Indians of Roe Institute played with our team and scalped them in an awful massacre to the tune of 23-12. Where may our rabbit's foot be? 25. Subject for debate: Resolved, that we shall have THIS style of Class Ringf' VVe finally decide to disagree and both sides win. 28. The trip to Haven for our football classic resulted in our disaster, 40-0. The Junior-Senior Halloween Party was a huge success, featuring wonderful dancing and spooky colored light 'n everything. NOVEMBER 4. Peabody came to Wichita and met Cathedral on the Gridiron at Island Park. Score at the end of the fracas was 30-0 and not in our favor, alas! 11. Armistice Day, and school all day to make up for lost days of last month. Assembly in the auditorium for a patriotic program took up a period of the morning. In the afternoon, we sent our football team to Douglass where we PLAYED, and how. A hotly contested game resulted in our favor 7-6. 18. We played our last and best game of the season, going to Cherryvale and encountering an old rival. Cherryvale and Cathedral finally decided to remain friends and let it go at 0-0. 19. Gerald Jones. a much esteemed and universally beloved Junior, together with his devoted mother were taken in death. R.I.P. 23. The eve of Thanksgiving! Here's to the Turkey and to a keen appetite. We have till Monday to get over the effects. 27. The proverbial Blue Monday after a vacation. PAGE FIFTY SEVEN , J, iii' V, .N l 9 8 v vkxn lg3L'f5g1g,,eMidt:MfV,, V , 5 1 Q x 1 Y 1 I N I K e s. Whey 155:1:t,.t1.cdiztait- Q Class Chronicle DECEMBER The Girls have Exams again!-where do they hail from? Assembly for the north side of the Mason-Dixon line. - Feast of the Immaculate Conception. Reception of the Children of Mary. Our first pep meeting in preparation for the opening of the basketball season. Our much loved Pastor celebrates his twenty-second anniversary to the priesthood. The Senior Girls honor the occasion by the presentation of a one-act play The Flower of Yeddof' The much-yearned-for Christmas holidays begin. Our only sorrow is that the number of days are rather curtailed, owing to the enforced free days of the epidemic in the early part of the year. Wichita High and Cathedral engage in a city-championship basketball con- test. Honor to whom honor is due! Wichita High outplayed us to the score of 41-23. The annual Boys' Alumni Basketball game. The old stars were all there with their tricks. C.H.S. contested every play and finally let the score stand in favor of C.H.S., and thereby hangs a ball! Score 34-35. JANUARY We resume our studies, mindful of the good New Year's resolutions we've made. The Staff for the Cathedral Annual is selected and we begin to solicit ads. C.H.S. inaugurates the opening of the newly organized Cottonwood Valley League by taking a hotly contested game from our visitors, Marion High, by a score of 28 to 18. We win our second game in the new league by defeating Florence on their home court. Score 38 to 16. The Sophomore girls debate. Eureka High visited our court to be trounced to the tune of 37 to 15. The C.H.S. Girls went off on a real trip to Lawton, Oklahoma, where they played the Lawton Lassies, the National Champs of '27. Augusta outclassed our basketeers on their own court by a score of 31 to 20. Our lads were not accustomed to the very small court. Peabody came to Wichita to contend for basket-honors, but dropped the game to Cathedral by a score of 27 to 18. Hillsboro travelled to Wichita only to receive a severe walloping from the Micks in a 67 to 13 count. C.H.S. met Chase County in a debate. Decision went to the visitors. A general assembly was held in the Gym where the candidates for the Annual Boyl' and Miss Cathedral were announced and presented. Senior Girls sponsored a Leap Year Party to the Senior Boys, at the home of Caddie Ellis. Unusual'?fit was, and delightfully successful. Douglass High went down to ignonginious defeat in a 39 to 7 tally. FEBRUARY Double-header in Basketball. Our Girls lost the game to the strong VVallen- stein-Raffman city team. The Boys' team retrieved local honors by trim- ming the visiting team from Florence 46-19. The Senior Boys gave the Senior Girls a Wiener-Roast. More fun! The state High School Supervisor from Topeka, Mr. T. E. Osborn gave us the once over and mailed an excellent report for efficiency, to our Principals. We lose a game to Peabody, 39-33. This game placed Peabody and Cathedral in a tie position for first place in the league. C.H.S. with their first team on the sick list, betook themselves to Hillsboro and lost the contest in a 17-10 count. The Junior Girls presented The Rebellion of Youth. A full house and a great success. Sedgwick High lost to the Micks by a score of 20-7. The Irish from The Air Capital journeyed to Eureka with practically a new line-up and defeated Eureka. This should portend a good team for next year. PAGE FIFTY NINE .N ' ff L I ngf- 4, fg 7, it we 1 .4 on 6hfoote-rs f- Semors- 6 foster? N Juniors Gffooters N Sophs and Freshies 1 itffirllmfv F5:1.tlTfe.l1..m'li.tit le A. Class Chronicle MARCH 2. Brother Martin Feeley was called away to take charge of the Principalship of Xavier High School at Dyersville, Iowa. Congratulations on his promo- tion. His memory will long remain green in Wichita! 3. Reverend Brother Gerald arrived at The Air Capitalv to spend a week with us inspecting the various classes of the Boys' department. He is the Provin- ciallilnspector of the Province of St. Louis for all the houses of the Brothers o ary. 3. Brother Joseph Mohr arrived from McBride High of St. Louis, Mo., to replace Brother Martin with the Freshies. Welcome! 7. Sister Ambrose ill, and Chemistry was evaded. 8. Senior Girls select titles for the Boys' teams participating in an interclass tournament. 9. VVe lost in the Ark Valley Tournament. 13 Senior Girls decide on their graduation dress 14 . Rey. Father Fulgence Meyer graciously accepted an invitation to talk to the gir s. . 15. Pictures long treasured by Sister Berchmans, auctioned. 17. The Rebellion of Youth presented a second time by request. 20. The Junior girls walk away with the honors for Miss Cathedral. The Senior Boys captured the title for the Annual Boy. 21. Pictures taken for the Glee Club and Plays. The last ads come straggling in, the end is in sight. 28. C.H.S. Girls are hostesses for the Girls' National Tournament. - ' APRIL 4. We enter into our Easter vacation at noon and forget our books until Tuesday. What Joy! 9. The annual Easter' Dance sponsored by the Senior Boys proved a great success both socially and financially. 10. The Seniors and Juniors are the guests of the Newman Book Club at 'an en- tertainment featuring the Prairie Players. 13-14: Girls present Flower of Yeddo', at Manhattan contest and win second place. 14. The Senior Boys decide on what to wearv for graduation. 18. The Annual goes to pressg it wonft be long now! 25. The Tennis Players go to Peabody to clean up in the Cottonwood Valley Tournament. 27. 'gfhelBoys receive the last monthly reports and are instructed for the grand ina e. 28. Rebellion of Youth presented at.Ark City. A decided success. Practice for Fabiola begins in earnest. MAY 4. The Seniors are the guests at the University of Wichita May Fete. A rousing good time was had by all. 3. FABIOLA went over big, was highly applauded and proved financially successful. 7. Senior Boys make arrangements for visiting some industrial plants of the city, to witness the manner of applying practically, the principles of Physics and Chemistry. 16. 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ENGSTRGIVI Lumber Company vf was m fee- . x f U it lm v IU il ali-l1.iiTal'ielZil li 5 f- XJ qw vi 5'4 P, AR 'Q if ,Zi YJSs,.fZ 5 'O As i I WO sprinters, straining unfair advantage of any kind, every nerve, flash down the is sportsmanship. chalk-lines. By imperceptible - , . inches, one parts the tape before Every student who takes m or the other to win watches athletics, has learned the ' I ' great lesson of sportsmanship. You beat me because you were To these students we only say: the better man - this time, HD. f tth t smiles the loser, as he congratu- , .O not Urge. a ,ares the victor. ,lesson in after life. Play fair and the world will play fair with you. That is sportsmanship. To be We know by experience. able to take defeat with a smile, , ' . . but not until you have used every , Fall' Play'-SP0ftSf1'l?DSl1ll2Th?S ounce of your energy to win is always hem the. Guiding SPIN? In sportsmanship. But, more impor- all Qf YOUY CICCUQIC POWFY Sfld light tant, to win, and know that you C0mP3nY'S dealings wlth lt! CUS' are winning cleanly, without. an tomefs- 'Vit Your Service rg. .l PAGE SEVENTY L ' l 3 ,ri rffbx 4- ge gf E' az av- 1 2:49 , . if 2 . '. 2, Y Ei s 412 l I f We W ere Depository-- ll We would Want to patronize a bank where modern banking methods were usedg Where our transactions were handled with accuracy and dis- patchg where the tellers were cour- teous and pleasant. 11 Knowing what We would want, We know the kind of banking service our depositors Want, and give that kind. P2 . WICHITA STATE BANK Wheeler-Kelly-Hagny Building WICHITA, KANSAS -1- -------------------- - J. 1923s +V A t 1 , D H I Ell E. W. Singleto P d cl M Secretary and Tre C23 ELLIS and SINGLETON K2-3 Orpheum Bldg. 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WILLARD QUINN LEE MERRY Kansas Underwriters l Every Insurance Coverage i l I l T We invite you to give us an equitable share of your insurance business 1- l l All Claims and Adjustments handled direct from this office and legal I service extended to customers I I i l l I 1 1 COMPLIMENTS l of i i 'i WICHITA WATER CO. ol- -- nn -----1------------------- - -n-1.41 PAGE VENT E EN f. ea E s 1mf1 1 1 1 T311 11 ll?ra1f1tilwlfhtullrl A A FLANAGAN 81 BOURMAN MORTUARY AMBULANCE SERVICE 200-202 S. Emporia Ave. Phone Market 2508 1 1 1 1n1nn1nn1nn1nn1nu1un..un..4.101,m.1ml1m.1pu1..1n1.m1gn1 'X , R I V E R S I D E ch X ., 35, GREENHOUSE f lp E la fx I : K sv Qu.: g Home-Grown Cut Flowers 1 and Plants, Floral Designs ig.. and Decorations . N mrxgyg , ..v : ffm ,. .gtg gi A -:L TELEPHONE M. 1264 ' iii? ff 4 V305 -E , orfro KUECHENMEISTER, -555515 f Proprietor 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.nn1un1uu1nn1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 olluozsrs f Tffliif Ifnifizwisisi, The atmosphere of restful peace and quiet that prevails in our beautiful funeral home, means much to those in sorrow. You will appreciate the refinements of our home-like surroundings and p l ' lm ld y f' cl 't y t ll t ersona service s ou ou m 1 n eeessa r o ca on us o serve you. LAHEY 8: MARTIN, Morticians 1401-3 East Douglas Market 1770 SUPERIOR AMBULANCE sERv1cE 1.m1,u1 1 1 1 1l.l1gn1.n1..1.g1,.1nn.-gg..,,.1,u1un-.m1'q1nn.inn11.1111 1 1 1 ...ul-. Save Time-- Use the Long Distance Telephone for Speedy Service-Call for the out-of- town number. 11 New reduced Long Distance Rates on NUMBER CALLS. S49 BELLY!-lea I 5 'fe 2 5 2595 less regular-7:00 P. M. to 8:30 P. M. T'fr.,,,,M,.f 501, less regular-8:30 P. M. to 4:30 A. M. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE C0. I . llminni 1 .-4inI1,I-.,.1g.-nn...nn..nn1un..nn-n1uu-un111:11un-nu-nu1nu1nu1nn1nu1nn-uu1nu- PAGE -N :sz if 4 lV5w1qt9tw WESLEY PHARMACY 501 North Hillside Market 1375-PhoneseaDoug1as 7546 DRUGS, CANDIES, SODAS, CIGARS, HOT LUNCH Free Delivery - Parking Service PHONE MARKET zsss RESIDENCE MARKET eoos W. A. GITTRICH Plumbing and Heating Water Softening 242 North Lawrence Ave. Wichita, Kansas .-.m1.m...nuim,lnnlinnu-.nn-.,,...ml1n.l1ll...-...I,nu1nu...m..-,ninn..m..-M..M1In1'..1,u1up...,,1,,,1,,,1,,,,1 NEWT EDWARDS Dry Goods and Garments Shoes and Millinery 320-22 East Douglas Wichita COMPLIMENTS of ARNOLD AUTO COMPANY EIGHTY A 1 9 2 8 eerrwfe 1,1 1 1 1un1un1un... 1 1 1,1 1 1 ,1 1 1..1I.I.1,I.I1.1u1.nu....nu1nu1m11,,,.1 1 ...mu-. WEST SWE SPEAR BRAND Pifiihiitgizzg FEED KELLOGG BROS. Feed and Seed Wholesale and Retail Ho1vlE-TowN NORTH END POULTRY FEED 219E3n? Hl',1hiw1487 ....m1....1 1W1..,,1,,,.1,,.,1,,,,1,,,,1,,,,1.n-un1.,..1,.,,1,,41,m1I...1..v-1..,.1.m1,.-,1,,.,1,...1 1 1 1nn.1m,... De Coursey's Real Churned Buttermilk, Whipping Cream, Coffee Cream, Cottage Cheese, White Rose Butter, Pure Milk ....nu1m.1 1 1 1 1m.1M1...1...,1..,,1n.I-.nH1.1.-1,I.I1...I1...1.11.-.l.l1,,..1..,1.,,1gn1 1 1 1....1...11 DUNN MERCANTILE COMPANY 24 Stores Thirty-F ive Years' a Wichita Institution ...un-nn... 1 1 1Hn1nu1nu1mn1-m1nu1uniuninm-nn..un1un--nu1uu1uu1un1uu1 1 1 1 1,.,,1.n1 COMPLIMENTS Mlrznziwzwialelf -un1mm-nu-un1uu--un-nu-nn-nn-un-vm-un1nn-un1un1nn1am1nn1.nn1nn1nn1nn1uu11m1un1un1lm-.-un1 TY -O 625311 mf l??ri1slz,lm,iinilet , 1nu-uniun1nu1nn1un-nm1uu.-uu-nu-:nu-an-unuinniun-. 1 1un.-nu-nuinuiulninn...un-un1-m1un-nn- WE DELIVER ANYWHERE Fresh Roasted Coffee in Bulk Equipment for Cafes and Hotels WEIGAND TEA G COFFEE CO. qllfi-futaagualvy We f.76uAe WICHITA.K.AN SAS. Cor. Emporia and First anfurtifs Ladies' Exclusive Apparel and Millinery 114 North Main WICHITA, KANSAS :un-nu--nn-nninninn-un-un-un-nnznn-1mmim-nn-nniuu-uninninn1nn1un-nu1nu-uuiuu-nn1uu-nn-. The Symbol of Excellence f x 5 It' s Better : ll Mu.: '.'1.....4 I I A T-f-gfzgg X-'.-wr.:-V. 4 fl, 1 E -I fwwnentwg , 72, i f:'f,lrl5 .Z 525 5 E 'l?afY:fQ2. V F...'-0.U.R .Q-II?-,5- A V , Q, 5 :E WXCHIIA. xguv slash 135333 ' ' E'LJ'14?-WEE .. .. ., IMPERW-. ' we 22155:51-jogagmtfxtggesi. Q 13S5wf There's one way to be absolute- ly certain of satisfactory results in home cooking and that is to use IMPERIALFLOUR At Your Grocers 4-.. .... ..,.- .... -....-....-.... .... ....-....-...- -.,n-....-...- ,,.. -...-..t-....-....-,.,.- -.,.-..n- 4. E f ill-l 8 Y- if rs 1 .ff-v- Vw xi . 'i x f 5 f,a'i3i' I -Q-, xT,.,s QW ,P 11... 1-11111111-1 uu--uu-nu1mv-nu:nu--uniuniuniuniun-nu1nu1nu1un-nu- ill I I In Wichita lt's The Big Boston Store 1,.,.1...,1 1 1,...1,..,1 ..J-uu1uu1 1ml1,m1.H1.H1.H1W1u-.1un...M1nn1n..1..,.1,,,,1,,..1,,.. Young Men's 2-Trouser Suits 0 525-S30-S35 f '23 Quality Corner Market at Douglas HOTEL BROADVIEW Wichita, Kansas ozuzuzn Most Modern Hotel in Wichita Rooms with Bath at 32.50 Per Day CHAS. L. WAY, Manager -ALSO- HOTEL BROADVIEW Emporia, Kansas ELMER SIEDHOFF, Manager We Show Styles while They're New And that applies to both our furnishings and our clothing. Right now you'11 find our stock filled with fresh New Merchan- dise, attractively priced. o 4 0 0,030.0 KUPPENHEIMER Good Clothes Q Q 0 o.n.u.o The HOLMES Co. 211 E. Douglas 1nu1nn1nu-un1m11nn-nn-an-nn-m11nn1nn....nn1uu1nn1 1 1 .-nu..-in-nniuu-un-nu1..1 1 1nn1 lik' jf QfSSS?oTMmeH5aUuedxaLSf?SeQv fM----- 1'-- - f'-- -H---I---e--f--W-----H--------H---f---f- ---- - -M-H---H---M'------'--M--------H-M--of Southwestern i 1 Osteopathic Sanitarium 7 2 and Hospital i I I I I Cor. Rutan and Douglas , , WICHITA, KANSAS 2 I Lo- -ttt - -ttt - -ttt - -ttt - -ttt - -ttt - -ttt - -t-t -o-o--o-- tvt- -oo-I-M-M--H-n--------o--o---o--o-----o--------i I I Q CHAS. N. KESSLER S. D. NEVILLE HERBERT W. KESSLER I ! President Vice-President Sec'y.-Treas. F THE KESSLER LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY I ' I Coal, Lumber and Building Material i i S 1640 West Douglas Avenue . Phone Market 720 I WICHITA KANSAS ' I 1 . , . I ..-...........,........-....-....-....-....-I..-,..-,,....,.....,-..,-..-.,-..-.,-..-..-..-.,-.,... -..-..-..-..-. I , I WILSON HARDWARE COMPANY i 1 1 I . . , 1 Hardware, Builders Hardware, Tmware, Stoves, 1 Sporting Goods Phone Market 237 200 woot Douglas A --------- , - - - I IYYlYltYwYHlM'WMWYWI I COMPLIMENTS of ARKANSAS VALLEY HUNTING CLUB DUCKS IN SEASON A-------o ------ ----o-o-----------o----o--o--o---.---.---- - ------------.--ol we-wewpfolezsewxeewffow ..m,1.r..-gl..-gn...Iu..W...W1M1mn..uu1.m..-m...,,,. WICHITA REO MOTOR CO. 1mm-1unznnn-un-uu--uI-M1uu-nu..uu1uu1uu1,m 1,11,,.1,.1.,.1.,.1,u1,,.1,.,.1,,,.1,,,.1m...ml1ml 1.311.141 .. 1 1H1nu1lm1nu1uu1,m1,,,.1.m Reo FLYING CLOUD AND WOLVERINE The finest, fastest Models of America's Longest- Lasting Cars 0 0 0.0901 -nn-nu-un-14:11nI--uu1uu1uu-nnl-ml1uu.-nu-uu-uu-uu- SCHMIDT, BOUCHER 8z OVEREND ARCHITECTS Fourth National Bank Bldg. WICI-IITA KANSAS vm-unn-nninu1nn-uu1uu-nu-nu1 -- -nn-nn.1nn1nn- Fourth National Bank At Douglas and Market Capital-51,000,000 MAKE THIS YOUR BANK --uu.1ml-un-un1uu1un-nn-nn-un-nu-nu-uu.-mu-nnn-un- Our best advertisement is our procluct. We invite you to visit our Stuclio-See for yourself. Photos in this Annual Are from 139 N. Topeka Ave. Our Studio Positively the Largest Line of Picture Frames and Picture Mouldings in the City v -. -nu-nn1nn1nu1.un-nn1nu1nn..nn-un-un1 1 1 1 1 . .aq- W. wk: Cibilmf lbmlllslurdlltucllf it -un1un1M1nn11m1nu1nn1un1un1un1uu1nn1nn1nn1pn.-m11nu1nu1mn-.m1u:n1un1uu.-nu1- Distinctive but not expensive-Clothes that measure up to your demands in Quality -Below your expectations in price L i Q59 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,m...-ml1,01-ml1ml-M11,..1,,,1,.1,,1,,1,,,1,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 COMPLIMENTS of 316155 1315 120 North Main Street 1 1 1 1 1un1W1un..M1W1...1m.1,m..m.1H..1..,.1....1,,,.1,...1uu1 1 1 1 1 1 Always the Newest First at 555315-'gf 2, 'In the Hurt QF 1'lQbl1itlL9 You Might as Well Wear MCVICAR-HOWARD CLOTHES They Cost No More! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1uu1nu1m11m11un1unn1nn.-nu1nu1nu1un1uu--m11 - 1 1 1 1 snozs Q fu?-li 1 Q' C' s N -Q L , it flfix intl iii ati -....-....-...............- -....-....- - - - - -..,.-,..... -,....,..-.. - - .. - -....-....-....- ......-,,q- f l mllearn to Earn I , ' I . l Hmm sign at this great school of business. A po- gif I in In Eff,cQ'f,,cyH sition for every graduate as l Hundreds of former cathedral high school graduates have taken our courses. - Earn expenses. Pay when through. Ask Msgr. Farrell about our work. I SEE US NOW WICHITA BUSINESS COLLEGE THE BETTER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS i 114-116 North Market Street T ...nw-li..-. .-,mimt..M1lm..-.Ill.-1,I...I.,..,m.-ml1,m.-,,,....,m.-nn11,...1un1.,1,,.,1,,,,1,,,im,1..,,1 .- 1 ..m-H T ' B k l F. G. Orr s oo stores 3 I Good places to look around for Books, Mottoes, Cards, Pens, Gifts, Novelties and Tennis Goods Rosaries, Prayer Books, Medals and Church 1 Goods in General l DOWN-TOWN STORE COLLEGE HILL STORE l 327 E. Douglas 2226 E. Doughas -...-....-...-...-..-..-...-...-... .... .-....-....-....- .... -....-...- .... -...-...-...-,..-.,-..- - .- L l V I R G I N I A A new model that accentuates the al- luring lines of the daintily contoured 1 ankle with usual Braitsch accuracy I fashion trend in shoes. ' l ill I' ' 1 690' . J i -'iiwfw -,fb 120 E. Douglas j -...-..........- .... -...........- .... -...........-....-..,......- ,... ...........-..,-...- .... - .,.. - .... -...-....-,.........-..,.-...-.,,-,,,..,Q I HOME PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT Will keep the Children at Home off the Streets, out of the Alleys, and out of Mischief -sEE- THE WICHITA EQUIPMENT COMPANY Phone Market 4652 , 616 West Douglas -ii-...-...-..-..-.-.-..- - -i ........ .- - -.-..-...-...-.,-.-..-.,g E E GHTY SEVEN l 1 0 2: ts , . -., . Q 1 fini? 5 fiwilsy 5, . 1...1.,.1 1 1 1 1.,1,,.,1,.,.1 1 1 1 1...,1....1,,.,1....1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-.,... SOUTHERN KANSAS AUTOMOBILE CO. WICHITA, KANSAS 1p,.1.,.1, 1 U1.I1,,..1,,.1.,.1u,,1,.,.1,.,.1,,,,1 m1,.,,1..,.1,,,,1,,,,1M1.1.1.-,,.,1.,..1.,.,1un1W1,,,.1,,,,1,,,.1,.,.1 UNITED MILLWORK COMPANY Wichita., Kansas The Home of Good Millwork I , Phone Market 168-169 COMPLIMENTS of The Southwestern Electrical Company 123 North Market Street Phone Market 5845-6 THE SIMMONSPLUMBING Sz HEATING C0. Market 1217 351 North Main Street Prompt and Efficient Repair Service 1un...m1 1 1 1 1.1,.,,1.1.41.1,1..g1,...1.ln1y.y,1.,..1 1...,1.,n1lm1m,1., 1 1 1 1 1 1...,1.m1 ' 1928 1. -un ---- m--tn-.1n-t1.-M.-H..-....-.H--n-uu-t.--.I.--u.--m.-m.-ml-ml--nu-tu-ml-. - - -.m- 4. MILLHAUBT'S CLOTHES Lower the cost of dressing well YOUNG MAN Determine to Dress Well! If you have made a determination to look better than you have ever looked before, by dressing better than you have ever dressed beforeg then, we invite you to this store. With its array of instructive clothing, showing what should be worn, you will realize with what ease and p1eas1u'e your desires may be ac- complished. -nn1nn1nn-un-un-un1nu-nniuu1nu1mn1un1nn-un-an-nul-uun-uu-un1nu-nu1nn-nu-un-un-nn-un1un- YOUTHF UL APPA REL Whether it be for the girl or boy, the miss or the youth, we are outfitterl 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. I D TH E BORABAU GH fi!2..29,.93, C0- II7-27 NORTH MAIN ST. VVlCHlTA.KANSAS. 1uu.1uu1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,.,1.m1.m1..H1.IH1M1M41,m1m.1uu1m,1,m1u.,1 1,,1 1 1 1 1,..1 Scotfs 218 E. Douglas Everything in Outer Apparel for the Miss Always the Newest for the Less 1441.-W1 1 1 1 1.I..1,,H1....1.,.,1,,,,1nu1,,.1W1W1W1,,.,1,,,,1,4,,1.m.-,m1.m1n1 1 1 1 1,,,,1 COMPLIMENTS of Reinhardt Bakery 14.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1M1I..1..u1.t..1...,1....1,.,.1,.,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...M1 my -' -,Q sr' A 1111 lffii1Tl3l1t1El'LE1l1ila f ' THE TILFORD DRUG COMPANY ORPHEUM PHARMACY Orpheum Theatre Building Drugs Perfumes Sodas ARKANSAS VALLEY COAL CO. COAL OF ALL KINDS Prompt Deliveries 528 East 18th Street -nn..nn1nn1nn..un-.nuAun..nn-.un..un1nn-un-un-nn-nu YELLOW CAB Transfer and Storage Company 25 CABS 27 TRUCKS 0 : G Q v.oo.oo.oo.o CALL MARKET 50-50 NITE OR DAY Market 771 Aunt 1nn1nn1n 1uinnAnn1l-u1l:u11nu1.,,,1w.- Have You Tried SHANKLlN'S Quality Foods? Meats Groceries Bakery Fruits Vegetables Delicatessen Confectionery Ice Cream Candies ' Five 16 2 Phones Deliv s M. 351 1 Daily 1601 E. Douglas Wichita's Real Food Cent If 1ull-uu-un-vm-unv-uul-uu:-uu:- -nu:-nn-nn-:mins1un-mn-nu1nn ---11 - 1111- 11- ofa A A 1 92 . V' v , fx ,R U A A. 1 e, if TTY + I- ' 4. Roi. if 1. imiiiefiiei -noiun1uu1nn1un1un..-un.-un1nn-nninn-un1nm-uu1nn--un-nu 1 nm-nu-uu-un-uu-nu-un1nnn-un- -nu-1 Q SAUNDERS SYSTEM C0 Pl e 'S Operating in Principal Cities T of Operated Locally by 5 Saunders System H. J. Buser and H. E. Mayer W' h-t C . E 213 Orpheum Bldg. FRANK Ei'?AW:N?AK, tivranager I Real Estate! Phone Market 3434 I Insurance 223 NORTH LAWRENCE AVENUE 1 and Loans l i WESTERN IRON CRAMER MFG. CO. A N D F 0 U N D R Y Brushes, Brooms and Janitor Supplies Manufacturers of I Everything to keep the Building Structural Steel Clean and Sanitary and Iron 304 NORTH sT. FRANCIS wlcl-:ITA KANSAS Phone Market 1653 C Omplimenfs PAN AMERICAN CAFE of 150 North Main Street W. H. OpenDayandNight AUTOMOBILE NOON LUNCH WORKS American and Chinese Dishes T 1'm - n m'1 'll'1V'IITIHITIUIT 'T 'lUlqWl'-lll'l'l'llT 'l? ll 'WTRlli U7'l'llll'llH'llUUlUNTwill ' 'Your Bosom Friend l i Compliments of Luling's City Laundry T A BLANPIED Dry Cleaners and Pleaters i D 1 B A T T E R Y Plant and Main Up-Town Office i 0ff 5oLg:s Em 401 East lsr S E R V I C E Phone M. 464 Phone M. 465 i i-----h----mMhsi- .... .... .... ..., ..., .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ...... .... hMs-hME. .... .... NN 1 1 9 2 s M 1+ao2f5EH1c P5oJJtcricnLrfxca f .1...-..,.-...,-...-....-.,..-....-..........-...-...-..,-..-......,,,-..,.- -....-....-....-....-..,.-...,-....-..H-....-...-....-...,.. Q HOTEL CHISCA I L 1205 South Topeka l ' 81.00 per day up l 1 E WEEKLY RATES I T PETER P. STEIN When You Want a Car RENTONE MILLAR Drivurself System 124 N. EMPORIA Market 356 Chryslers, Chevrolets, Fords NEW CARS E s. c. HOLMES a soNs I T i A Store of Better Values for Men. it -.- 309 East Douglas l Wichita, Kansas l 1HH1w11nII1uu-lu1uu-wuzun-an-uu1uu-un-ll1ll l L Dunaway Plumbing and Heating Co. Better Plumbing 1 1 SANITARY ENGINEERING Q 1 741 N. Main sr. Phone Mkt. zoss I I iFRANKJ.LARCHER Groceries and Meats Q WE DELIVER Q l Q 437 N. Erie Market 4076 4- PAG NINETY-Two Wichita Waterproofing Co. 140 Ohio Avenue Everything in water-proofing from cellar to roof, inclusive PHONE MARKET 1115 11.11.1-gq..nl,.1,,,.,.,,,.1...1.1,.1,.u1,,.....,41m1au1 CRYSTALINE is a mineral medicine for consti- pation, stomach troubles, rheuma- tism and blood disorders. Sold at all Druggists CRYSTALIN E CO. l Manufacturers 120 S. Lawrence Phone D. 7455 WATSON 'S Everything in Sporting Goods 133 North Market Street ,1,..1.,.1u'i.,q1 1 -. 1.11.1.1..1..q1g,1.g1uu1u.1nu1 ..m11m11nl1m..-,,1,,.,1m,1,,,1,,,1.......qq-4 we lesi few 1 9 2 3 fowl-1 qg...,,i,..1,,41,,q1nu1.,1 X. -...-..- -...-..........-. ... .-...........-..-...-.........-...-....-....-....-. -..-..-...-...-...-..............-.fg. DR. J. F. FALLOT Palmer Chiropractor X-RAY SERVICE ...-mqitnnllnnllnnlnnlunlnnlnuinn1...lm,.li..1.,.1,.,.1,,.1.,,..,..1.,.1..1..1H1,mln..1uu1u,.1,,.,i,,,.1,,,, Office M. 3063 Res. D. 159W Suite 809-10-11-12 Bitting Bldg. WICHITA KANSAS DR. L. N. LEBOEUF Dentist Suite 711 lst Nat'I Bank Bldg. Telephone Market 3136 Wichita Kansas gnu-lg.-.l1g.1gu1.u1gn1gu1gn1gl.i.m1.u..,u,uni......n...,41milg--.n.-gui171.11101,,u1.l..i..,.1,,.,i,,,,1,,,, DR. J. B. MARIIIIAM Dentist 314 Bitting Building Phone Market 1673 inn-un.-un1uu..nu..un-un-unlnulnn-nu1uu...nn-uu1un1un1uu-un-un-nn1nn-nn-uu-uniun-nun-nu1uu-un DR. MARTIN HAGAN Beacon Building Phone Market 971 DR.E.C.BRANNi in charge of g Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dept. S. W. Osteopathic Hospital I 705 First Nat '1 Bank Bldg. Phone M. 4054 Wichita, Kansas l I Dr. C. M. Sommerhauser I Dentist P Suite 809-810 Bitting'B1dg. 0:0010 I I Office Mkt. 3063-Res. Mkt. 3798.1 T i 1 DR.S.S.NOBLEi Dentist i 1002 Schweiter Building E .g..g. I Phone Market 5730 WICHITA KANSAS i DR. LOUIS s. RQBERTS 0 0 0.00.0 529 Beacon Bldg. i PHONES: 1 Office Mkt. 7479-Res. Mkt. 7772 i 1 1 - 1'II1 llllinlillu-ull:-ni P E I E THREE Q Vg! 'I 4 1 . rf 'L-1 M 'eff to .f .665-imma lV5'i1.t.l1.erI.1za..l. X 'Ir . 2 I I THE WICHITA CLINIC IDR. I. S. GOBIE I f I 2 401 York Rite Temple I 3114312 Bittiflg Bldg- I .1 T F. E. Kunce, M. D. Chiropractor i A. P. Gearhart, M. D. I i G. A. Spray, M. D. I T L. E, Knapp, D. Phone Market 6774 I H' W' Ralstlnv M' D' I Residence 434 North Market 2 I I-'M-M M-mW'M-'C I I ...- ..,. - .... - .... - .... - .... - .... 4 .... .. ..., - ..., .. .... .. .... .. .... .. ..,. .........- .,,. - .... -...-..-..- , . Taylors Cash Drug Store J SSB-3-lgl.lIi5EE Prescription Druggists f Roy p, Taylor Catering to your every I Phone Market 5465 drug Store need g 1225 East Douglas g We Deliver I p,S,w.Be sure to Try our soda Mkt. 1923 219 E. Murdock F Fountain Service I E. B. Ives, Manager im- -rrr - -rrr - arrr - arrr - artr - Qrrr - -ttt - 'a-t - -ttt - -ttt - -ttt - tttt - -ttr E ttta - tttt - ttt- - tatt - ttt, -t- ttat -t- -ttt -t-t-M--m--t- I I I Howert0n's Drug Store -I KODAKS Z- : 2 Eastman Kodaks and 5 Phones Market 213-214 Kodak Films 5 E Foldin e s S . an u I 5 Box Bioygisl S2iJg0to 53.53 1 l : FILM FINISHING I Curb Service I In at 9:00 A. M.-Out at 5:30 P. M. I T RANDLE DRUG CO. I Main and Central, Wichita, Kan. 1 Ninth and Emporia T T Curb Servlce Market 1376 . I .-uu-un-un-Im-mI1mI-nn1InI1Im-ml-mi-III.-.III-111.1...I-III:-III'-IIII1Im-nn-mI1mI1.1111nn-uu-mI1nn-un- C omplgments I PARENT-TEACHERS C e 's I ASSOCIATION of 'he 1 of NEWMAN BOOK CLUB I CATHEDRAL SCHIIOL I I I 4911M11-u1,..1IIn..,,,,1uu...uu1uu1uu1,,,,1Im1....1 1.,,.1,...1. .. 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 1 1 ...,,1,,..1 PAGE N NETY UR f ,F we ml Q 2 8 f11i,..q,f- .L w in...-.1111 ,.-m...ml..,.,..-.m1...,1....1,,..1.i..1..,. H f u Tllhf ! H,ni'iu's'lrrzz r . . 1 4 rzunnnh gilirnilqers Ladies' Exclusive Ready-to-Wear 0 4 0,0000 122 East Douglas Ave. WICHITA, KANSAS Compliments of the KANSAS INDEPENDENT -.-nu1nn..-nn-uniun-nn1uu1unu.-nu1un..uu-nn1uu.-nu1nu1uu- Second Street Cleaners i We Strive to Please 1 W. 0. Jackson, Proprietor l I .1- WE CALL FOR. AND DELIVER I T 123 E. Second St. Phone M. 1972 1 -uun-uuim-nu-nu1univm..un-un..nn1unn..-nnu1..,.1,.,,1,,n1 G. H. FRALICK co. Barber and Beauty Parlor Supplies l Our Goods Are the Best LAUNDRYl Clear Vision Pump Co. Everything in Filling Station Equipment Phone Market 841 800 EAST HARRY 1.1.1 im,1.H1...I1...I1,,,,1,..1,...1....1.m1. SHIP VIA WW, ff, ' . Asif-Nix ,l' Il Orient Service is the Best Service : l I 604 E. Douglas Phone M. 618 i o. L.GORGES Hardware l 1 .M I T Shelf and Heavy Hardware I E 722 N. Main St. Phone M. 2928 l l igagf g vQ 4f T dsu zs g B ses s Cones FULLY ACCREDITED l Continuous session 34 years. Modern and I fully equipped-no stairs to climb. All Teach- ! ers with college education. 1 American Business College 9280 6151115 IV5fie1mtAl1.efI.1::i1.t i as A -.W1 1 -uu1,,,1mn1,,,,1nn1my1.,.1,.1 1gt1.111un1M1,,,,1nn1nu1uu1un1nn1un1nu1n..1nu1m1.u1 def 511 ICE CREAM Just a Little Better WOLF'S BAKERY AND CAFETERIA 115-117-121 S. Main Street WICHITA KANSAS 1.,,1un1.nu1un1,,1.g111.1W1M114,1144.11nu...un...M41m41..1un1.,.1,,1..,1m,1.u1,,,,1,.,1,,.1..1,,1,m1 THE JETT KL WOOD MERC. CO. WICHITA, KANSAS DISTRIBUTORS OF HARVEST HOME FOOD PRODUCTS The Best the Market Affords EAT FISH AND OYSTERS for Health FRESH SHIPMENT DAILY Mid-Central Fish Market 125 West Douglas 1un1u-n1l.l1...1,.1.H1M1W1W1W1.H1N1I..1,.l1,...1m,1,,.,1.,.,1.,,.1..,.1m.1W1g..1,.1,,u1,.,1,,n1,..1 BEEMILLER'S MARKET Quality and Service Fresh Meats, Fish, Oysters, Poultry 309 E. Murdock Phone IVI. 4029 WE DELIVER Compliments of THE MIDGET LUNCH Q Q 0.00.0 255 North Topeka Ave. WICHITA KANSAS 1..l1nn1g..1,m1,m1ml1M1M.1,m1...,1.m1.m1,.,,1.m1m.1m.1ul.1M-1W1W1,N1lnl1u,.1,,n1,,.1..1..11n,.1 PUBLIC MARKETS 504 East Douglas 124 West Douglas Kansas Oklahoma Texas SKEI..LY Gas and Oils Prompt Service Bausch Service Station We Appreciate Your Business 901 East Central Wichita, Kansas 1..,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1M1,,.1...1. 1n.1.,,1,,n1 1 1 111 1.,,,1 1m,1un-. 1,,,.1,,,1,,.,1 we 1 9 2 s 1uuu1nnn1un-un1uu1uniuninn1unn...:nu-..m1m.1ml, M1un-W1miM11.111.1111.Ill1.n.1n..1uu1gu1gn.-.m1....1 W. R. GLASS Attorney 916 Beacon Building W. D. .IOCHEMS Lawyer Suite 727 Beacon Bldg. 1gl-.nl,....gn1M1M1H1uw-W1m.1m...,,H..nll,nu-.nd.-nn1nn..nn1un,un,uniM-.H..1m.1..n1,,.,1uu1,,,,.- JAMES B. NASH Attorney-at-Law Union Na.t'1 Bank Bldg. WICHITA KANSAS REAL ESTATE LOANS at Lowest Rates PROMPT SERVICE 0 THE Flsher-Moore Investment 408 Fourth Na.t'l Bank Bldg. -nu-nu-un-m1nn-m1W1nniuuiun1mu-nnniuul-,,,i.,.1,'... 1.gginl...,miM..-....1m.1....1..,.. 1.-,ul Compliments of UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER COMPANY 204 Miller Theatre Bldg. See Me for City Real Estate . 1..1,...1nu1un1uniuniun,un,un,un,.,,,1m..-ml-.,,,,.-,,,,1.,,1,...1..1,,.-nn..,n1m,1uu1m.1.l.l1n. 1 ..1..1 ALBERT BROTHERS Groceries Fancy, Staple Groceries and Quality Meats 501 NORTH MAIN .I . P . W E I G A N D 204 B1nQui1aing Wichita Compliments of .I . O . S C H E L I N Higher-Grade Tailoring 517 East Douglas Douglas 950 1nn1nn1nu-.nn,unin1nn,nn1.-I,,lm1,,,.1un1.ln1uq1,.,,.. 1 1 1ug1..g1l.,.1.m1.,.,....q1,..1,.,1....1qun... - E VD It 0-iiillie lftilslalmfrldrills Q 1m...uu1m.1m,1.l....m.1ml1.u..nu1uu1m.-. 1 1.n1un1g,.1 1 1 1,,,,1,-,1,,,1,,.,1 1 1 -.m.1w.1 ELECTRAGIST THAT IS WHAT WE ARE Everything Electric HOGABOOM ELECTRIC A5 Nash Leads the World in Motor Car Value We Lead in Service and Fair Dealing THE STRETCH AND STRAIN MOTOR CO. 1 325-31 East Douglas 1.11U...-.,.1,..1M1,,,,1nn1wn..uu....m1M1,.,1,.,1,.,..m,1m.1.1.1.,,,1,..1,,,,1m1.,H1W1,.,1mi.1,.,.1m.1...,... DRINK In all Piiinizliirmflavors BEAUTY PARLOR FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN Separately Arranged Carl Baehr Pharmacy 1,141W1,,.1m,1u,.1m,1ml1M1.,41.q1..l1..1..1,,1..1..1.n1 1.,,1.,,1,,.,1,,,,1 1 1 1g..1,m1uu1 SINCLAIR SMOKE HOUSE 248 North Lawrence We take pleasure in offering you the entertainment of six McCall Pocket-Billiard Tables 227 W. Douglas M. 688 ' 9 DIAIVONDSHOP TAMUUS F09 DIAMWVDS' Next to Sanger Bros. 308 East Douglas 1..l1n..1In-ml1...1In-.N1...1,.1.,1In1.,,1.,,1,,,1,,.1.u1',,1,,,,1,,,,1,01m11m1...1.m1nn1 1,,,,1nu1 HAZELWOOD GARAGE AND TIRE SHOP Tires and Tubes Gas and Oils Ford Accessories Pull-in Service-Storage 1601-7 West Douglas Phone Market 3930 Compliments of READ GROCERY 349 NORTH MARKET 1nu.1nu.- 1..1. 1,,1,.1,,,,1,,.1,.1.... 1 1.1-u1nn1u...uu..-m1un1.In1..n-111nu1lyu1,,,1H.1,,q1uq1 E rr .fly af' QTY, I 2 I-I' I ..un.....i..,,,.1.,,.1H.I1,,.11.,,I1-m..nn1,,,1nn1M..-.m1m..-,,.,1,.,... 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 11.-W1 FRED H. REED STUDIO 122 North Market The kind of Photographs you want at the price you want to pay 1,..,1,.,,1..,,1W1,.,.1W1un..,.,,1u1,1,,..1,,.,1,.1..1.l.1,,.,1.,1...1...1.,1W1.,.1,.,,1,,,.....,,,1,,,1,,,1,.,.1W1 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Out-of-town gifts, condolences, graduation remembrances, wed- ding anniversaries, birth congrat- ulations, birthday greetings and bon voyage gifts, etc. FROM f'f?ffyZe5L, CQ SILKS! SILKS! A11 that is New as well as One of the Largest Silk Stocks in Kansas to select from WE DO NOT HANDLE SECONDS THE SILK SHOP Douglas at Lawrence A. C. HELHAKE THOS. J. RING 1nu1uH..uin..nH1M1mn1nn--un1un1nn-1.111uu1nu-nu-nn--uniuninu-mainu1nn1nu1nn1nu1nu1nu1nu-un... HULVEY SHOE SHOP Let Us Rebuild Your Shoes Miller Theatre Lane Rear 114 North Market Also Foot Corrections of A11 Kinds ' i CLOTHING'-CREDIT 19901-299aWeek l e west Styles -Easiest Terms ,us E. noucuxs AVE? 1.W1M1..,1..,1...I1,.,1,.,1M....,,....,4,...,.H1M1M1M1N1un...M1un1,,,.1.,,,1,.,1,,,1,,...gu-.u,..-M..-u,.....m.1 We Feature the Best in Sporting Goods Expert Tennis Racket Restringing H. Sz S. Sporting Goods Co. I HATS 1' D 1 TFETQSF Pgigffffrv 1,..,1,, 1 1.lu1,.,,1,.n1,.,,1,,,.1,.,11 1 1 1,1m,1..,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1-.W11 PGE N NN inn-nuin-I-,ul-.,,,,1,,.,1.nn.-.,.,1.... 1un1nn1uniuninniun-un.-un1un1nn1un..un..uu in ...-...-...- ...n-...-.,-...-....-...-....-..... -...-.,.- sfo The Citizen's State Bank Wichita, Kansas The Oldest State Bank in Wichita 4'k4 PAID ON SAVINGS Make Our Bank Your Bank Nothing Over 84.98 X an ffrflfafmzi, N 1 55 North Main MEN-WOMEN-CHILDREN -nu1un-uun-nu- 1,l1..1gg..gu Compliments of LONG-BELL LUMBER COMPANY H E A D ' S PARADISE SHOES Stylee --Quality-Service Popular Prices Heacl's Shoe Store 123 BQ East Douglas Upstairs Ln-n-nu-nu-mn-uu1nu--nu-nu-nu-nu-nu-nuian-nniu1.1.,..1,,.,1,,,.i,..1,.,,1.,.im.1.0.1,,..1,.,,...,,.,...,,....m... WICHITA'S EXCLUSIVE HAT STORE Y r 00 H AT T sas Q.5'NL AIM WIUHITA F URLONG'S Barber and Beauty Shop 110 SOIUTH MARKET Hair Shaping 141,11ul.,u..1gu1n,,1u,.1,.,.1.,,1lu1m1un1un1uu1un1un..un...unn1uu1uu1,,,,1ulu.-441.1l.l.1u.....,l..m.il..1.,,1 It Pays to Pay Cash and Trade With f- r wlm-nTzvK NsAs T - ef ? w EP'T 5TuRfi Marcelling Permanent Waving Manicuring-Soft Water-Shines Spines' Junior-Hi College Shop FEATURES THE NEW JUNIOR-HI COLLEGE SUITS with Two Pairs Long Trousers 312.85 to 329.50 MQSSWSNTSY Wichita's Leading Store for Men and Boys ,nn-uu111n1un1un1nn1nu-nuinn1mm1nninn1m...nu11.1-nn--mf-lm-un-um-.In-uu1l.n1l.u1m-.-.nn1,,,.1,,.1 1nu-nu-nu1nnniml1,,,,1,,.,..uu....,,..1.4.,1u..1 1nn,unn.-nul1u..1..,1,,,,1.,.1,..,1W1nu..,m..-uu1uu1.m..u.l.-e111 .-gn-.4041un1,,,,1,,.,1y.l-.lq1u,,1,, 1,.,.1u.,.- Compliments of 0 9 X VFASHICDN SHG? 223 EAST DOUGLAS Kansas' Dominant Exclusive Ready- to-Wear Store Compliments of THE J. H. ENGSTROM LUMBER C0. lm--unl..,1,.,,1.,,1.,,1,...1,...1W1I,,...,1H1.II...ml..nn-nu:nn-un-mn-uu1uu.-nu.-nu1nu.-un1uu..un..uu..un1 College Hill Jewelry Store 106 North Hillside Ave. Pocket, Strap and Bracelet Watches-Mantel Clocks-Alarm Clocks-Leather Goods-Si1ver- ware-Diamonds EXPERT REPAIRING Reasonable Prices FRANK A. PERSAK, Proprietor Hillcrest Tea Room Rutan and Douglas Special Plate Dinners 1uniuniuniuniun,uninu,'mlnniu'iluH1ml1.H1.011.141pu..,,..-U...-,,..1,,,.1,,,l1....1 .1..i...m..-.u1uu1u,,.. Wallenstein and Raffman Kansas' Finest Shop Devoted Exclusively to Women' s Wear 112 EAST DOUGLAS 40-50-60 We Cater to Luncheons, Bridge Parties, Dinners and Banquets MRS. FRANCES BRYANT, Proprietor Market 3005 Quality Service UT UQH W V ' PHE. CU.. Market 7541 328 S. Main -uu-nnn-uu-uu-uu-uuiuniunn-lun:-nun-nun?nu-nu..uniun-nn-uninu-un1nu1nn1nu-nu1nn1nu1un1uu1un1 ATTEND Colvin Chiropractic College and Clinic 611 Butts Building Douglas 2124 JOHN WHITE Groceries and Meats WE DELIVER 866 S. Martinson-Douglas 1107 ,mln 1 1.,.,1,.,,1,.,,.-.m1.lq-. lunlunl ..u1am11-n1nu1nu..un-.un1-nl-.ml 1 i,,,-,m1.,..1,....,..1 4 J,,,A:Qff' QQ? if f ri. lib a:l1,l1tavliilfgintilt r if -- ------------------- - ------ -M- -r -i ii , l9::i' n- ISANIS-f?A5?7 - is fm. , Vi'q5gfQQ:1fs-' If In A .M iwfaiiiguaxgfytggaig gg, swf ,ef-Civ c-' 5 ' :lat Q IS-R11 --ff sk-M! . ako: 'N skis -, gli--:I-:-. .N ' mai: H1 fl - Q i'- gfksw. SSQRT ifsf BI lasers , 1 Q gg M , ggllfihl 1 '1 s 'L 1 Q - - J -- u ,E ss - ' QNH - ,' I 'H A ggggyggg gms: .I iii: 'to ,J I . 2 'o lg N. . '- .wx x QS- -i xx xy f H U' f A -n I N W m' ei U I Q E ? Wm' , ,ie-f -' ' 4 N x , . rwof . ', 'fd Q issfi -I Y i f ,W I 'X' Q51 if 35 ,E , wg- I-. g 593 ij - 1? vi.-- . l h f 5 2 1 -., ggi ! - Q 5 -fi, 55,352-.--r.x, 1 ' iv f .... J 1 if-if ST.MARY'S UNIVERSITY 0F SAN ANTONIO TEXAS A Standard Senior College for Men Four-year Courses Leading to Bachelor Degrees in Arts, Science and Business Administration Also Two-Year Courses in Law, Medicine, Engineering A Catholic Boarding School Conducted by the Brothers of Mary For Further Information, Write for Catalog, or Consult Bro. Francis, S.M. Cathedral High School, Wichita un-111111-...i-.11.-1.-l1..111111-1,1111 ENEHNDREDTWO cv 1 9 2 8 fQXX-L s,ri xgjxfat-song rg Li 2- The WICHIFIIA EAGLE PRESS Catalogs Commercial Priniing B1dIlkBCDk5dl1!1Bil1diIlQ Business Sjtdiionery g Personal Stationery MARKEVHOO f5z'.6.61912112wg u 6 u e 5 e E 5 3 F I 1 3 5 2 5 5 e S 3 X A i i 2 I 2 I ! i 5 , , Z E s 5 1 ! L K G 1. i v , fa A Q i , 2 ,I L 3 f I ' 'Til' x-1ll5?HE5IHY' . '5G ' 7YIMEKL5iifllibiUM'EifNM4LHt5W:HSHiJFJKUJk I 5 1?