Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1929 volume:

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University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio, B.Sc. REV. Hiro. IOSEPII L. SCIINEIDER, S.M. ' University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio, BA. REV. Hiro. josEvII F. Monk, S.M. University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio, BL. REV. liao. IosEIfII A. BLTZEN, S.M. University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio, B.Sc. REV. Bao. WILLIAM L. KElSKEll, SM. University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio, BL. MR. IDALE MILLER Fairmount University, AB. xi' I i M rv jnfwl 'flflf M11 . Rav. lhflOTllER Amvsi.-v Superior General Sisters of St. Ioseph, Wichita SISTER MARv ciERALDINE Friends University, AB. Sisrmt MARv XAVIER Friends University, AB. University of Notre Dame, A.M. SISTER lVlARY SciioLAsTIc:.x Friends University, A.B. University of Creighton, A.M. SISTER lVlEL lX'lARlE Friends University, AB. SISTER Ciacziu.-x Aoxns Kansas State Teachers College, A B Miss PQRANCES WE1c:ANn St. Mary of the Woods, AB. L IL, XVI! 'linen- NR PAGE SEVENTEEN THIQ C.YI'HIiDR,'Xl. GYMNASIUM 'Sfrclzgllz of heart- ffl!!! might of limb but maifzly me and xkil! he lUfllIIC'I'5' in the paslirncx of our lifngf' IN, Wa Af'N?i?i,. mf K n ,:1QfNfv . q 'Nrhw'ij.63jin-S! E .X 4 1,315 if 10 .. - ,J Xxx ,A A. .JM V X ff' K 1 'X S Xxx QAQHTN. , X xg ,-xxx X gggfx Q ik? R 175' x ,X N. 3 X 4 f x5 xg XX t: X n ew XJ f x ff N5 ,ww ag P ffhf ' :U w jx f' AHIIN4 uv F Q M fm I .IQH . f , -' N N ,' I ' , fs 1. rx' 1 , f kg 'if' 3-U? f11'.fvi' in f ,w,ew'f5ml'ff?1 Sw '39 5, - '+Ljl3jgH,4.,, ,fmm12'v jf L,1'g mls. fgfpff 0 V I l2fEg.fQ C:f?g5ff.yff Q ' 1, fq M2fff:3w,SIQ ' ' 'f 7 A ' A251 f?:-af. 135-5 . F:X5'J.jQEvifgg gyx-f-fijfg fill 52 , mi 1'fq. f-.5 5 cfxmg EN flak 4' . ' Xfggfnsxifz f mf .-pp NL The Vision For such as thou art is the vision. I Q 9 Like all youth-we had our dreams and visions. In September, 1926, we entered the Cathedral High School. But-to our amazement-this portion of the river of life, contrary to our dreams, was beset with passes guarded by Knights and shortly we met the first, Sir Star of the Morning. He hustled and harried us and labored us till our shields were cloven. The battle was difficult for the art was new. We wrestled with grades, athletics, and other activities until we were well nigh overcome. But at last we struck a strong stroke and overcame Sir Knight. Our morning dream hath proven true. When we touched the second river loop, huge on a high, red horse and all in mail burnished to blinding was Sir Noon-day Sun guarding the pass. But steady endurance brought scholarship, athletics, and the title, Miss Cathedral, to our ranks. Thus we unhorsed our Second Adversary. Cheerfully we pressed on determined to vanquish Sir Star of the Evening, who was old and hard and clung to the post of the third loop with tenacity. But the same strength which threw Sir Morning Star and Sir Noon-day Sun can throw the Evening Star. Albeit-the struggle was hard, for greater skill was required in scholarship, athletics and contests, and at times, we seemed to strike vainly. At length we broke Sir Star of the Evening's sword to the hilt and rode safely on-obtained good grades, better places on the football and basketball teams, and again annexed the title of Miss Cathedral . We pro- duced a two-act comedy, The Rebellion of Youth , and from its proceeds made the first payment on our purple velvet drop. We debated with other schools and acquired knowledge and experience. The goal was now in sight and dreams of a goodly year stretched ahead. We assumed the triumphant look of victors and with all the devisings of chivalry, when one might meet a mightier than himself, we dashed against Sir Night, who guarded the entrance to the Castle Perilous-and won. We edited one of Cathedral's most beautiful annuals, had a glorious season of basketball, entered a play in the one-act play contest at Marion, and competed in the Every Student Scholarship Contest in Rhetoric and Literature from the College of Emporia. Robin Hoodw by Alfred Noyes was the year-end play, our outstanding achievement, the reorganization of the Sodalityg a notable event, the retreat by Rev. Donnelly, S.I. Gloriously we marched into the castle and received from the Lady of High Lineage with white hands and queenly courtesy the newly won accolade, vibrant as steel, glorious as the sun. Then in the wide flush of dawn we marched away in quest of higher glory. l I x PAGE TW ENTY zi.s..,-., ' 'C athedrab To The Seniors When you are old, and even you must change, And be no longer debonair and young, When you have hund that many jbllqs are strange Ana' not like those that you notv live among When you are old and grey and all alone, And no guests come because of stormy weather, Recall, then, the pals of twenty-nine That time and place no longer bring together A nd so remembering friends of this year, A nd days that swiftly passed, full free from care, Let Cathedral appear-as los? things appear Now lovely and beufilderingly more fair Than any other place you knew your whole life through To bring you disillusion in the end all over, And in that hour may you not forget that you By Cathedral are remembered year on year. 1 I l if ,S , LAW, ,, I , 1 v ..5 M .,.nw.,, A' -.-., . . Q-hs., PAGE TWENTY-TWO fxfif 19 9 Seniors WALTER S. HENRION Full ol greal aim: and bent on hold enterprise. President, '29g Football, '17-'zllz Basket- ball '17-'28-'zgz Annual Staff. REGINA O'RoukKE Her sweet umzxrunzing mumzer um! funny Irish ways make her one ol the mor! popular girls in the school. Class President. '27-'zgz Treasurer, '16g Effective Speaking. '28-'19: Advertising Stall: S.S.C.: Publicity Committee. Ronrzst. I. Iooi-mms In Ihr glowing embers of lhe past, some jewelr brightly sparkle. Vice-President, 'zgz Debate, 'zilz Annual Staff: Intramural Basketball. MARY SCHIFIILER She' u'm'lq.v hurfl, she pluyx hard. She i.-' Ihr esxence of good fellowship. Basketball. '28-'19: Effective Speaking, '28-'29: Vice-President, '27-'28-'z9: Tennis, '28-'29: S.S.C.: Our Lacly's Committee. MARY ANN FAt.1.o'r Fortwmie is the girl who is petite, popular, and preity. llasltetball, '28-'zgz Secretary, '29: lif- fective Speaking. '28-'29: S.S.C.: Catholic Literature Committee. THIIMAS F. CYNEILL No man nm pluy lhe fool as well us the wire man. Secretary, '29: Football, '27-'28: Basket- ball, '38-'ZQZ Annual Staff. 1 .U lb yi ll: ,KAY-JN! My . in l 'V x,x .flu .. , YM, A. L dihedral lflsnvn F. CARNEY Hy l't'u.fUlI unrl mlm iiI1l.Q'lll?7lf, Ihr qmllitizav .fpwiully uppertaining to ll leader. Treasurer, 'zgz Intramural Basketballg Smlalityz Annual Staff. MARGUERITE OLIVIER Yau juxt calf! help liking 1l4urg'11eri1e. She is AI -Qfllfllll luvorire with all the girli-. Effective Speaking, '28-'zgg Glec Club: Treasurer. 'zqz Miss Senior, ':9: S.S.C. IRENE BAUER El't'l'yUllt' rnzfiex Irena'-hrr rye: and hrr rye la.fl1r.v. S.S.C.: Glee Club. Iossmi R. BEEMILLER All Ihr' worl1l'.f xl l'LlNIl'I'll.' look plmxuflt plc'u.ve. Tennis. 284 Smlalityg Intramural Bus- kctliall. IOHN H. BROVVN liven Ihr gozlx love u joke. lfuutball, '18-'zgg Altar Buy: Annual Staff. MARY IANE CLAMPITT Blnmlf' mul l'll'Llt'i0!l.f with a .vwrri mul f'lhIl'Il1fl7tQ prrso mllity-fha! If Mary lime. Chairman Publicity Committeeg Glee Club: Effective Speaking, '28-'zgg Adver- tising Staffg S.S.C. A Q'1,...m,,1 ,l fXrxr'i Xjix V1 , ' 1 T' . ..,., -rf Y . .,,,...... .-na. ...4'-:uf--X PAGE TWENTY-THREE A , PAGE TWENTY-FOUR M199 CHARLES E. CONNOR 'Tis great, 'tix manly, ro disdain rlixguisc. intramural liasketlmll: Sotlalityq Annual Stall. IOSEPHINE CoNNER Il virlue ix the rrufum' of pafienrr, losrphilzfk' future if uxxurc-rl. S.S.C. VICTORIA COREY We all lzope ihul Vir will limi the happy realization of lm' ambition. Effective Speaking. '28-'29: S.S.C. ROBERT I. Dlwxs To lim' in mfr, uml not Io lu' lrouml Io ihink. Football, '27-.281 Smlality: .Xnnual Stall. Rickman E. DEY A .vmull lrorly may often lmrbor u grrul soul. Debate, 'z8: Soclalityg Altar Boy. IXNNA IDEY Pupil, mfzlmzf, srlmlur. 'Tho little, Annu is of miglziy energy and xlrong l'l'likl0ll5 irzclirmzionf. Chairman of Literature Committee: Glee Club: Effective Speaking, 'zllg S.S.C. l f jf atleiraf She hu: fhui happy-go-llwlqy !1Llflll'E and she ulzuuyx laokx on the .funny side ol life. S.S.C. LEONARD I. FARRELL .-I good l'0ll.ft'it lll'!' .rprulqs onl. lntrnmural Basketball: Orchestra, 'lbg Altar Huy. IQHN I. FITZGERALD Take lhinr eu.rr,' mf, drink, and be nlrrry. Handball: Smlality: Annual Staff. IRENE CQREEN Known !'l't'I'ylt'hH't' for hrr xoft. lllilllflfllg vain' and xwrrt, friendly nzunrzrrx. litfcctivc Speaking. '18-'zgz Glue Club: S.S.C. LUCILLE I-IANLON Clrrui mpilllililirx mm' humw'onx .fuyingx ure' linked f0l'fl't I' wilh l.ru'illr'x mmle. Prcfcct of Sodality: Glcc Club: Class liditor of Annual: Iitfcctivc Speaking, '28- '29: S.S.C. MAURINE HARBAUGH Mulrrinf' lqnuwx rhur in any nmrkrf ll luugh is worth u fllllllffflf grounx rind .che usrx il for in fare mlne. Iiffcctivc Speaking. '28-'zgz Eucharistic Committee: Picture liditor. .ml H sr. , L AA ' In l ' ' f' w ,. ,Fill i i N A '. , . , ....,,X11 ...A , 1 i 1 1 .vw-..- PAGE TWENTY FIVE ,.4'f' l PAGE TWENTY-SIX M99 5 lVlARIE HfXRRlSIDN Hn' m-oprnllizfz' ulfilily nuff uffululily lllllkf' flfl' 1111 uxxrr to any fllfxx. liH'u'tivu Speaking. '18-'zqz 5.5.6. I M.ARIE H.'xRT:xmN .llurir 1'l'r1linllfly 1ff.flflIIQIlf,f,Il'If !Il'l'5t'l! in llfflffll-llx' and .-'lzrmwrl lm' Aqnml .x'f7Ul'f.x'- Hlilllifll-fl on .Ill Ul'I'Ll,Vl'UlI.f. , linskctball. '17-'18-'gm 8.8.6. MARY E1.Iz.xRET11 I4ESTIiR fin rxrrllnzl utlzlrlr, ll Iqaarl .r11nlc'l11, una' fha' lvrxr of frirlnl.-'. Class President. EX: Chairman, Social Cfmmmittcrz liffcctiw Speaking, lljfllllfulijg Circulation Mamalgcrz liglskctlmll. 0274.25- 'zgz S.S.C. Tllmu.-xx A. l'1l'BBlRIH For fflllllgh 191' ix 41 wil, fu' ix lm foul, hull, 213. MARGARET HUDIBLTRUII The ,myinlq gon that still ufulw' runs flrrp. of .mzlz ll Ivpr if .Wm'gurf'f, nor nmrlz for uforrlf, tl rm! A'lIl1f!'lIl. liilcclivr- Spanking. '18-'lgz 8.8.0. REGINA KAMPIJNG .I .vpllrk of lIll'.fl'l1l'!'f ylI'flC'l'.f in luv' nyc' mul ll prunkixh xmilz' pluyy an her lipx. S.S,C.: Glu' Clulw: liffcctivn- Speaking, 30. If Alia J' ll v- l .1 'Nx .Q-'W , Ky. mfhenhmh She ha.-'n't ll care in the world. Sh: x al- ways happy and xmiling. Bawkcthall, '17: S.S.C.: Social Commit- lcv. MARY MACE Ona' in a while Mary Q'il't'.i' hirlh to an idea hut il ix a laugh prorexx. Effective Speaking 'loc Glcc Club: S.S.C. OWEN I. MARTIN A young boy who lnlnxhrs ix Ifrfffl' than one who lurnx pale. Football, '18-'zgg Debate. '28: Altar Boy. WM. EMMETT MCGREEVY Whal ix lrue, ximplr, ami xinvrre, is most mngrlliul lo man'x IILIIIIIT. Football, '27-'z8: Soclality: Intramural Basketball. CQLENDA MELCHER The Class of '29 will ru-:fer forgrl G1t'l71lll'J' ,runny .vmilr and ufinxomc' wayx. Chairman of Our Lacly's Committee: Treasurer, '27: Effective Speaking, 'zgg S.S.C. Lucius MORLEY l.m'i1e is alwayx looking for a good fimr and uxuully finds it. S.S.C. ln! A llll l .,,.,.t,, 53 l 'H wT'ux1-l---,J -l l ' lm. ' 1 will rl' V 1 l'xa-f --Y-n L -'L PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT 1 4199 DENNIS A. NEVILLE Step after step, the ladder if uxeemled. EDWARD L. NEWMAN .Qld persons are welcome everywhere. Intramural Basketball: Sodality. Ioslzvl-I O. REDD Oh Sleep! It ix a blessed thing, lzelaverl from pole to pole! Hanclballg Tennisg Sodality. HAROLD E. ROHRIO What misrhief the very zfirtuon: tlo! Football, '15-'26-'27-'28g Basketball, '26- '27-'28g Annual Staff. I. REGIS ROBERTSON A downright upright honest man. Football, '27-'28g Basketball, '28--291 Annual Staff. MARTHA SADOWSKY Martha mind: her own husiness to perfee- tion-a eharacleristir that nmkex a girl one in many. Effective Speaking, '28-'29: Glee Cluhg S.S.C. MILDRED SCRAFFORD .AI girl who enjoy: life to the fullest. Catholic Literature Committeeg S.S.C. 'l J x 1 I KL. ll ll 1 N 3 ill ...-5 .Ann .. , . .-1-4. ,5:, .,, Effective Speaking, '28-'29: Glee Club: nthedmh ANGELA SIMPSON A modest violet, whose quiet exterior be- lies the exalted thoughts which occupy her mind Glcc Clubg S.S.C. ALVEIIDA SMARSH She has five words To use now una' then: They ure who, und whut, Why, where, una' when. S.S.C. WlI.LlAM F. SNAKAIID A man whose eloquence has power to clear the fullest house in hull un hour. Intramural Basketballg Gulf. CLAUDE T. STRUBLE Paint me as I um. ll you leave out the scurs und wrinkles, I'll not pay you u shilling! Intramural Basketballg Sodalityg Altar Boy. MARY KATHERINE TACK Mary Kay newer made any noise going about her many and uurious duties. Editor-in-Chief of Annual: S.S.C.: Chair- man of Eucharistic Committecg Effective Speaking, 'z9: President, '26, CFENEVIEVE. WILLIABIS Her gentle voice und fine manners muh: her welcome an any crowd. S.S.C.g Glee Club. IOSEPHINE ZELLER lo's distinguishing characteristic is to let the other person talk. lndustrious and sweet tempered. s.s.c. IJ? ll L-lil L' 5 r ,. A 1-'F' ,- in I,,.,Nv I I I I -...fm l I I l gfrfel X'-N ,Kiwi v:.' V ' 5-,-IK V - - q'x. - 1-,...-.N.-r.wf.s.,,w, 4 , ,MJ-...AN x.-Q, - . ........Q- PAGE TWENTY NINE ...qi PAGE THIRTY ,JN s.-. i 111 uniors Grace Becker NVilfred liemler Fabian Bolle lsaclcl liowlus, V irc'-I '1'c51'a' wit Hilclegarcle liunck Florence Busch Thomas Huser Lloycl Collins James Connor, Prfx1'dw1l Howard Curtis lane Daley Brice Day loe Draggon Arlene Du Pree Helen Fallis, Pffjlrdfllf lflsie Feist Cecelia lflanigan lilizalwelli Hagen Harold Catz, Tl'l'd,N'IlI'C'I' Frances Gehrer loe Cessler Ioseph Cittrich lack Healy Roy Hearlmlson If pf ix, ff X X. ' t fifjtm' X Jn L ffl fn mi l,illIlCl'Il1L' llt'lt'ltt'll1L't'lt .Xmlclt llcnncssy Frank N. Krusku. Ir, Io: Lamlwt-ltr, I 'lvl'll'-1,l't'.fl'ljl'Uf Ivan Alkfilllll' lack Mcfirct-x'y Ralph fXIcNt'al l'1iIL'k'Il AIk'L'1il'I' 'll-tl Moran Cfclcstinc Nt-villa' Ilavitl Ultnstcatl Margaret O'Rourlu', Sc'1'l'c'ltlr'1' .xflltllf l'l'at't' .Xlfrctl Rcatly Marx' Rogcrs, '1 l 't'tItt'IU4C'l' Marin' Schmitz Roy St'l1ocnluorn lfwclytt Sicka lrcnc Simon ctL'I'lfllllC Simpson Margarct Spattgcnlmrrgcr Ricltartl Stratton Cathcrinc Stcill-ns Iatncs Toon Robert VVt'llman 3' YZ? 'G' 'E 2 ws as C'-.123 if VM ., ,I I PAGE THIRTY-TWO :ffl I ia 1 L .. sophomores Robert Aaron Mary Albers Mildred liarheau Iosepliine Beat Paul Beat, Sc'frctm'y-'I'rca5m'w losepll lieemiller Virginia Camplmell Louise Chahin Richard Christman Bertha Clark, Pl'C'5Iidt'71l Ronald Cooper Charles Devlin listher Dorling Opal Downey Robert Draggon Frances lillis llarry lfllis, ,1'l'C'lI,f1ll'f'l' Florence Fallis, V irc-I'rvs1'dw1f Margaret Fitzgerald Margaret Flynn Frieda Franleenlwerg George Frank Lawrence Gittrieh Bertha Ciohle Loretta Goelwle Howard Goss Letty Greever, Prc'.ridc'nt Francis Hagan Florcncc llairmon Nlairgztrt-t Ilairrison Iitnmct llcztly Milton llcinz .-Xnnn Ilcsflttncycr Iulixt Ilclcn Higgins Loretta llcinnncrnutn I lclcn I lively i l'llllL'iS Ilouscholtcr Kcniictit Iloy llclcn Hughes Iluiicrt Ilughcy litlwgtrti Irwin Roliurt Incksoit Charlotte Ixicqtics Dorothy lchlc Lclzl Ioncs Leonard KLIIIC Nitric Kcpplcr Gertrude Kcrns Opal lgilizitiic, Tl4C'tl.t'Ill'C'l' i'i1lI'llL'Sl I.a1ntiwcltr, I 'fn'-I '1'z'x1'd wif llclcn Lotlcks Otis Mclfhcr Dorothy Mclzatrck, Sc'n'c'It1ry Corrint' Ulivicr lfcinat Pantry lolin Pctcrs, Ir. PAGE THIRTY-THREE PAGE THIRTY FOUR t I Y xizff IQ! Ceeilia Peters Lauretta Phillips Iulius Phillips Holi Powers Paul Praeht lidwartl Priehartl Mary Kathryn Rothroels Kenneth Reno laines Ritlclel Natalie Ring Marie Roth Catherine Routon Loretta Salislwury Iohn Gamer Iohn Schilller. Pl'L'.flidt'lll Leona Schmitz Cecil Schulte Carl Senger. l71'z'c'-P1':'.fl'rlz'11l Patil Smith Wayne Spalcling, Sc'c'rc'Iary Iohn Stailiorcl lack Steele Irene Struhle Mary Artlene Threlfall Walter VVashal1augh Roherta Watkins Dorothy Welch Clara Wohler Iohn Zeller FYGSIWITISH Richard .Xaron Iolm .Xhlil Mcrl .xl1liSllCl, l,l'l'A'l-Illfilf Mary llallillg llonalml Harms l.awrcncc Bausch, ,1'1'f'u.f111'z'1' Sylvcslcr liaucr l.illCUIIl Iiraallcy Civurgia Hcckcr Mary' Hrmvn. Sf'tkl'K'f1l1'VV ,.. NN llllam Brown Clcllcxa Burns Ruth Carnuy Marky ltllillL'llklL'Il Vivian lflmamp Ck-cilia Qfhalvin l'1llg4'llL' Clark Mary Clark Ikurifia lkmlcman lflla Connor lfmlxxxlral Uaxis lrcnc IJLIIIIKIC liillic Dwyer l'zilK'Cll lfgan Iacli lfllioll Marguerite l'1IlgL'lS Dornllry l:iggCllN.'iCI' l.awrcncc lflanncrv, I'121'-I'1'4'.ff11'c'11f 1 E S PAGE THIRTY-FIVE PAGE THIRTY SIX If . . X., -at . 'S-1 IH Dolores Harrison Hooper Healy Agatha Heichellicch Francis Hoff Mary Holzman Lorrine Hunter Fred lchlc Richard Iones Driscol Kennedy Helen Kretclimar Mathilda Mayer Arthur McCabe Mary McCann Lenora McDonald IQLQ Kathleen Mc Monagle, Trc'a.v1u'cr Leonard Menges Raymond Ncamlew Virginia Newman, President Marie Osterinan Dorothy Parker Agnes Peters Paul Pickett fl Z Frances Preston Marguerite Ragland Marcella Rauseh William Riebenspies Genevieve Ryan Geneva Sarles Anna Senger Desmond Slattery lerome Smarsh Genevieve Springoh Leltie Spangenherger Charlotte Stalliord Mildred Struble Mary Beatrice Stewart Thomas Threlfall Goy Agnes Threlliall, V 1'1'c'-Plwidenl Ada Tully losephine Way Bernard Weber George Wesely Opal Wheeler Thomas Wanhaugh PAGE THIRTY SEVEN ln Memoriam l LEO EDVVARD SP1REs Born, April 31, 1914. Died. Oct. 18, 1928. To the memory of our beloved fellow-iiudefzt of the Clam of '32, we dedicate thix page. We think ol one who in his youthful heztuty died, The fair, meek blossom that grew up and faded at our side: l11 the cold, moist earth we laid him, when the forest CLISI the leaf: And we wept that one so lovely should have Ll life so brief. Yet not unmeet it was that one, like that young friend of ours So gentle and so heautiful-should perish with the llowers. HQ have loved him durifzg life, le! uf not forget him ufier death. --St. .Imbrosca Requieseut fn Pure PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT IN. 29351 - N k v ! r taht? .ff,fq4:w4q,653f?,'2 559 V, 35:1 xg w 5Wx l xx X X u P W xx 1 P54 fl Q .X X ' 'ixify Zexlq XX 5 'f':'F -X ho, , , X. 1 km A F ,?:f,gz v jL -QIQX Q: 1 y NVQ? . Q X ' V, i fc., 1 wg 1 far!4'Wx W h 'N .f xx kwkQw x1M f 1311 xi. QWNI' ilakl-www 1-NXXWQ Xxxx rn Q35 H If lffml' M-W: ' M L? '-Zifnxm' ':,, fy Wm Nw- ,JW ,gqmlf 'mx ' M Jw M' ew Sb rx mf Mm' A 'WM . A., f lli1l4Ll13fQ'Y'.DJfffXQ.L 'f Efiwff QL A T2 -Q,- STI 'QF COMBAT fx-5? if ifi'??: fgf 'f 1Tif1fff E fffd- Y HQ g'5fvI,b:DwHQ':'m.HfGL I' X HXKIII5 4. 'qffg 'Qu I, HK, J 53 Qtr Combat I know thee for my King 5 The castle of the Grail in the City Peerless was without king. The great monarch charged one whom he loved and honored most to come to the Peerless City. The ruler came. And many loyal subjects greeted him and rejoiced, as he, at the monarch's bidding, donned the regal purple and assumed the title, King. From the high towers of the Grail the bells rang out and subjects came from far and near to worship. The king, when he saw these things, was passing glad. But the youth of the kingdom were growing dull and discontented. They heard of the great learning of other youth in other lands and wondered why they, too, could not seek great knowledge. - The king pondered long on this new thought and at last commanded his older knights to erect for his youth a vast building of dazzling white stone and he bade great scribes and pedagogues to come from other countries to lead the quest for knowledge. The King noticed then, as the people passed to and from the temple of the Grail, how much happier his youthful subjects were and his heart grew warm for them and they were grateful to their much-loved King. But the squires and pages longed for knighthood and petitioned the king to build for them an indoor spacious court wherein they might test their manly strength. The king addressed himself again to deep meditation, with the result that his counsellors were given permission to plan a great tourney hall. It was not long then, till the youth had perfected their skill in the various arts of knighthood and the king invited the rulers of other lands to send their aspiring youth to combat with those of the Peerless City. The invitations were accepted and many were the battles fought and won in the great hall, and praises of the knights were heralded on all sides. The walls were hung with trophies which the knights who helped to win them loved to look upon. How the young knights loved their king and how eager they were to fulfill his boundless purpose! At last the year 1929 dawned bright and clear. The young warriors were the pride of the country-side for their beauty of manhood and for their strength and skill. They marched out to do battle for their king, and by their prowess, add to the number of trophies brought by older knights. They won many victories, their defeats served only to show their mettle-accepting them like true knights who know how to recognize a mightier than themselves-yet fighting bravely on to the last stroke. The year of chivalry was to end with a great joust on a foreign court. The King called the gold and green players to him and sent them out to try their powers on the warring fields of other lands. Eagerly they entered the lists-valiantly they fought. And those who parried against them knew the power of a valiant'foe. The joust was spec- tacular and the knights returned with swinging swords and victor step to place at the feet of their King the honors they had won. And the King reigned happy in his realm seeing that his warriors were victors in his favorite pastime. Qi 1 ,J 4, j, , ,lj Ml yllml ,...:., . f nc: FoR'rY -..Wa -me... -gg'1'Z.:i. . 'tzfyf ff f 'U ' v ,.1- -T ' My V O e 1919 ill I Lg N ,- 'I ell L A i r li llj I dihedral Welcome 1 4 HE IS! Dale Squat Miller, our new coach. He came to us highly recommended, and in this, his first year as coach at Cathedral High School, has fulfilled our highest expectations. In his college days at Fairmount, he was termed the best all-round athlete in the history of the school, and was selected as a member of the Fairmount Honor F ive . Mr. Miller took up the duties of football coach at Cathedral High School with a sad lack of material, but by the end of the season, had developed a bunch of speedy fighters. His basketball team had a most successful season, and no little credit is due him e is W l liked b everyone. May success be his! 1' pr.. 1 Review of Athleticsf' .N review of Cathedrals athletic aetivif ties may be made with a feeling of satis- faction. The struggle for permanent posi- tions on the teams was carried on evenly and every man worked as though the suc- cess of the season depended upon his per- sonal elliorts. Evidence ol' good coaching was shown by every team and Mr. Miller deserves a full share of praise for his achievements. The football season could not be called a success so far as wins and losses were considered, but the squad worked hard and developed a team which made its op- ponents work for what they made. The basketball season opened with brighter aspects. Seventeen straight wins s 9l9 from first-class teams is the story of bas- ketball in a nutshell--a record never sur- passed by any team at C.H.S. Handball and Tennis only get started as the Annual goes to press. Prospects for Tennis are bright both for the boys and the girls. A place among the lettermen is an honor coveted by the members of the foot- ball and basketball teams. It is considered a great privilege to be a wearer of the large The requirements for earning the letter not only vary with the different sports, but they are dependent upon the sportsmanship of the individual. This year the following boys and girls received letters: Top Kuff: l.. tiz't-ever. I. Ilealv. W. Ilcnrion. ll. Gatx. I. Cgn'ncv. R. Robertson. R. Schoenborn. ll. I'Lllll5. lt. Moran. M. .X. l'allot. .Xrtzmzf IQIIIUI D. lxennedv. R. llaxis. M. llartman. l'. Stratton. lf.. llrf win. M. la. llester. I. Ilunkle. Iinlfwn Rout T. UNL-ill. G. lit-cltcr. li. Nlctlreexv. I. Ilalev. li. Rohrig. U. Mt-lzarck. I. iiittrich. M. liilngcrald. I. Mdirecvv. U. Rvan. ii. lJ.tv. Xl. Schilllcr. '7 'I1I-M i PAGE FORTY-TWO Q sig! X ' l rf f i lfffdff f The season at Cathedral High opened with dull prospects. No startling per- lormances were shown as ottr record of one game won, liour lost, and two tied, indicates. The record of the team proves that game hy game it gained in power and spirit until the close of the season. The linal contest was played with a powerful opponent, Augusta. Our team played Augusta to a standstill, only to Find itself the victim ol a last-minute hreak. lit Dt JTl5.'Xl.l. SCHliDUl.li 1918 Sept. 18 Marion There I4-O Oct. 5 Harper There 7-o Oct. iz lilorence l lere o-25 Oct. t t l.yons There .H-o Nov. 1 l'eahody There o-o Nov. to Douglass llere 6-fi Nov. tg .-Xugnsta There tm-o The Foothall Season No apologies are necessary lor such a team of spirited lighters. Let us pay our respects to Coach Dale Miller and Captain Tet Rohrig who led our team through the foothall campaign. Dale Miller picked up the coaching reins on the loothall field. He proved himself an ahle teacher: a leader, not a driver-one for whom the players would give their all. VVhat morel Rohrig is a captain who leads, thinks, and, ahove all, fights with all his strength. lit DO'I'li,'Xl.L SCHISDUIJQ iozq Oct. Augusta There Oct. Florence There Oct. l.yons Here Oct. k Peahody l lere Nov. Sterling There Nov. Roe Indians Here Nov Kingman There lwr.-'r It'o11': lirown. Garner. O'Neill. l. Mciirecxv. Rohertson. llenrion. Martin. i i .N'1'f'olgtf Razr: lrt. liutzen. Coach Miller. llearltison. Stratton. lf.. Mclireexv. liaxis. Healy. Mgr. Grecver. Tflirrf lx'o1t': liandu'eln'. Sclioenhorn. li.tIZ. Capt. Rolirig. Ciittrich. Moran. PAGE FORTV-THREE PAGE FORTY-FOUR f ' i i :ar 44 , 7V-a I fr ze 19 9 pronouncements of the Coach Roimio--Senior-Captain An ideal leader, a fighter who never gave up. Smallest fullback in the history of the school. Gave all he had in every game. CYNEILL-SCIYTOI'-PI-LlClilC Another light tackle who knew his position well, A hard lrishman to get out of there. Send the play thru here, Wally. This man is duck- soup. I IEALY-ll471fOl'-cill1ll'Ll First year as a letterman. He was a regular from the first. Delighted in backing up the line so he could be in every tackle. The harder the shock the better he liked it. Seemed to love punishment. c:ARNEY-S6711-01'--Elld Big, smart, careful-which makes a hard combination to Hchum n . Took l no chances and was dependable all the time. DAv1s-Senior-Guard He excited sideline comment every game this season. Noted for a pe- culiar SIZIIICC. He was a wonderful lineman. Probably the strongest spot in the line game after a game. E. MCGREEVX'-SEHTOI'-CCDICT VVonderfully equipped center, good passer and smart on defense. His game at Augusta will never be tor- gotten. Lfflf UJIYJ ciITTRICH-lll?1f0I -fI'i8lfl1flCli The Blond Demon of newspaper fame was the find of the season. Hits like a battering ram and tackles just as hard. Has one more year and watch him go. M.NRTIN'-SC'f1fOl'-LlIlCl11HI1 Red stopped the enemies' rally on several occasions. lust the man for an emergency. Good center when need he. A good man in every way. STRATTON-IMH.'.0l'-HdlflX1Ck Half Pint was the smallest man on the team. Slipped thru for a lot of gains, and was a terror on de- fense. 130 pounds of muscle and fight. BROVVN-SCIIIVOI'-I.iI1Cll12lI1 Played his position well. Was ready for a play coming his way and was hig enough to he hard to get out of there. Did his best under all con- ditions. Rosi3aTsoN-Senior-End An end with a future. Perfectly equipped large hands fand feetj, fast. Wonderful pass receiver, dead- ly tackle and, last but not least, a fighting heart. SCIIUENBORN--IIHIIAOI'-'I IZllfl7HCli Hard hitter and a good tackler. Due for a big year next year. Developed into the best forward pass defender on the squad. I. Mcfiaisisvv-lzmfm'-Tackle lack showed them that a tackle doesn't have to be a giant. Always fighting, always talking it up. Used his hands well to offset his weight handicap. PlENRI0N156711-Ol'-QllllYICI'-bflCli A fine quarter-hack, cool and heady at all times, deadly tackler on de- fense. Good passer and kicker com- pleting the triple threat. Boys, Baslrethall f a, nj I y 11 :QU 'l'lIil'4l l lmrn. 4'oIIIIm', Day. 0 NI Ill lu l I on lun: St-lim-II 'mel' s . Se-I-mill Run: 1'Iv:In'lI Xl i l l I- I', Kltmsiglmi' l'vill'l'l'll. lilwvllia-I' ,lof se-ph lhitze-il, un. MI First R u Iv: Hall. Gr:-ewer. l':Ipl. lll'Ill'l urnn. Hitlri:-lx. The gym-students forget the woes of the classroom-the flash ol' green and gold- checr-leaders on the job, with pep and noise--yea, team, light, light. light--alrihhling. passing, shooting-seventeen straight victories-thrilling defeat ol' Augusta-more cheer- ing and hurhling-slipping slightly toward the cntl-Augusta's revenge for two earlier cleleats-good sportsmanship in reverses-state tournament at St. Marys-regional meet at Wellington-Gittrich and a ushotu once in a life-time-a team that brought athletic prestige to C.H.S.-another chapter in the colorful haskethall history ol Catherlral closed- :I memory, and a happy one. l Dec l lee l JCC. 3 Ian. lan. lan, Ian. lan, lan. 1 lan. 1 lan. 2 lielv. lfelv. Maize 19 Kingman In lil lburatlo 44 St. Maryk 14 llillslvom lli0l'fCiIl St. ltlllflifs 56 Sterling jl .Xugusta I9 Marion I4 Peahocly Jo Cottonw'Il Falls ll lflorence Q4 Sterling Lg I PAGE FORTY-SIX l lerc l lere Herz- Here l lere l' lcrv l lcre 'l'l'IeI'e lt lere Here There Here There l'eli, H l'elI. ll l'eh. li l-elm. Ilj lieh. ll lleli. 215 l'eli. 17 Mar I Mar 7 Mar. I I Mar IS Mar li Mar. Ili Mar Ili llillslwiwm liurekgt .Xngusm Marion l'czIlmtlY Cnttoiixvmnl lflorence St. licnevlict XVichita lli .Xngusta Nrirwicli Ani. lntlians xVL'lllUglIIl1 .Xugusta go-I4 'l'ln-It gn-ll llt'l'I' :I lu llere JI1-I I 'l'lu-re In-1: 'l'ln-re so-:Ii llere IXQU 'lilicrc 1 I -16 'lhere If- :I Fl-llt'l'l' I4-I N Witiliita lffli Wellington Ig-zo Wellington I l-IU Wellington 1 I- I X Wellington ' fat MMM First Him: Nl. S4-hit? fler, ll. lfztllis, Nl. li. llvstel' U'.lpl,l. l. Dlllll'ill'. Sei-oml How: Coat-I1 Milli-r, J. Daley. M. Iln1't111u11. G. B1-4-ki-1'. Mgr. Greever. 'l'l1i1'1l Row: All Fitz- pgeriild. I . Ellis, M, A. l allot Girls, Basltethall The lirst workout-sltiniied knees illlil sore hngers-linametit and hakings-the lirst game-ten ecstatic girls in green lllltl gold suits-regular games-speedy, accurate play- ing-victories, trips, defeats-Class ol .ZQ represented throughout the season hy Hester, Hartman, Fallot, Schitller-thrills, excitement, sportsmanship-hundreds of pleasant mem- ories-the team of 'zo takes time out-a long time out for some-hest wishes lor those who play for C.H.S. next year-1 ind good luck to those who are bidding their Alma Mater adieul Maize Bentley Ceuda Springs Valley Center Alumiiae Carden Plain W. Ralfmaii Garden Plain Thurstons Geuda Springs Thurstons Benton Benton Maize IQ ll I2 Il 10 U I-l 18 Zh 2l 33 50 20 27 Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral Here Here Here Here Here Here Here There Here There Here There Here There Dec. I4 Dec. 18 Dec. 21 Ian. 5 Ian. Il lan. IS lan. 22 lan. zo Feh. 3 Feh. 5 Feh. IS Feh. 18 Feh. 26 Mar. 9 PAGE FORTY-SEVEN 4 f' PAGE FORTY-EIGHT I XFK7 I 51.2 I pronouncements of the Coach CAPT. HEX RIUN--F0l'Il'lII'!f Scoring giml passing st.ir. Um- ol' thc hcst mcn C.ll.S. hzis ever turm-cl out. l.CLlKlIl'l'Q scorrr ol' Cotloriwoorl Vrillcv l.criguc :inrl niiulc .XII blanc Lqitholic Il-C.llll -scorccl Clrisr' to goo G.-x'rz-Forzvmd points lor wilson. 'I'lic Miiiutc Min . .X rlcpcnilnhlc llc- lciisivi- mqin :mil so w.is uscnl .is ai mcs- scngrr. .-Xlso gooil on oflciisr. llcuuiiisv ol his clignihcrl gippcgirgiiicc was niismkcn for gogicli scu'r.iI tiiiics. ciITTRICIl i-Guard mlllir lllomlr l5c'mon. Coirrrml 'vm up like ai first morlggigc. World rccorrl for lr:-nik shot fgisk tlu-ni git Wcllingtonb. A whiz on ollr-iisc ginrl mlcll-iisc. lVl0RAN?F0l'Il'lH'd .Xn zihlc In-.iiii-liigitc for llcnrion, work' ing in well with VVgilt's passing. Vcrx' fast :incl ll clcinllv shot ni-air or fur. Smothcrcrl 'cm on clclcnsc loo C,'NliILL-C:lltIl'd and Cefztcv' Ono ot' thc lighting Irish. Reckless. iinsl zippgirciitlv, uirnlcss. hc was one ol the most scrious iiicn in gi pinch, Ik-wlopccl ll licnutiful anal L-llc-ctiw one-halnrlcrl shot, Din'--Cwzlw' .X hqirrl workcr gill thc timr. Vcrv cf- licctiu' Llffillflil Ill? Imslict Llnil ll goncl fol- lowvr of shots. Workcrl haircl ziml gave his Iicsl all the limo. SCIllfIENBflIiN1GllHl'd Vcry mlcpcmlnihlc, :is prowml in lirst Allgllblrl gniiic. Frist. Al goocl shot. ainml gi i cry cgirncst worker. RoBEicTsoN-Guard XVomlci'l'ul mlcfcnsiw zinrl ollcnsix c man. Gmc gill hr haul to cvcrv ganic. A truly grunt ligislsclhqill main. 'incl thc school Is prourl of him. Hi5sTER-jumping Forward and Guard A wonderful natural leader. good scor- er. and an excellent guard. Fought them 'hard and clean. Dt'NKLE-Iumping Forward .X powerful scorer. and very fast. Has three more years and will be a real star trom now on. Sci-ii FFLER-Guard A converted guard, who did her work quietly hut extremely well. A good sports- inan. and well liked by her opponent. FALLis-Utility , .,,, Very dependable as guard or forward. Very sincere and effective. B Et: KER-Forward The pinch-hitter, called on when a hasket was needed right now. Very cool, and a good shot. DALEY-Guard Always was given the opponent's star forward. A very Fine guard, who had to work against stars all year, and held 'em down, too. HARTNIAN-F0l'Wdl'd The leading scorer, with a sensational record. Fighting all the time. Total points, 230. FITZGERALD-F0l'IUt1l'd Fast as a Hash, good passer, good eye on long shots. Watch her next year! FALLOT-Guard Always smiling but one of the hardest lighters on the team. Was given the short- est forward to guard, and howl Rocaits-Guard Fighting all the time, and talking it up. Lots of pep. PAGE FORTY-NINE THE HANDBALL COURT Here in the never-ended tlflC7 l10071.f- O, aye-the wholesome gladnexs of the hours .2 'I TVX .VXI up gvfffwb K , r I 'Y ?xLE!'zg JN,:QSfLw1.nlaXff1-I :rig Xin 35:1 X wmv N X Ni-2-J,-f'N 37? f 5 5 ya XXV ' 5 Q7 .4 ' 'Q sig, 1 v, .ef 45? 2555 if-gy, if , Qgftim xiuggxfaghzzdd EQ in X ' Xigggsi :x'x riffxlbgx 4, Y X Q vfwsfiw W b, .,,. x ,QV N-xlx NN xi? xlsfiffg- XIX K Q fig QE? l X gl . N -X QWE X X , -5 ' v' 1 2251 ' X 1154 i 'L X 'f A N.fAa 1q.Y x J W NXXXNX Q5 :QST X XQQQX Jug QV 'WH . .qAL. X Xk f cf ffiiigfmgl' fw 1 f Q f P - 551 W. , MLS 1 '1f,,wxl?N' ,ww X- My jk! .. iiyx 'xg' 7.11 12 mls lv I, ' W1- .. Cul XS sw 4.31 gs' l X gt' V I- 'xx Mxhx M -- - J.L1.Y1'53 'WDW fl LL' L 'fx' 'f ef' A 'f3fiS,w9Q sg 63, QuEsT 5,25 ' X3 An 4 --Y W- m rx ' 3 Taft 49 fel if f' - ' Q ,lk .L ' . V, 1 .' 'XJR lxfxzhhgxsffg' 1 ' ', Klxfl Q: f,x , ,. 'X-XC? -9 :Rf 'agtw fgzff' l CT-he Quest For the deed's .fake have I done the deed -And so the kingdom prospered and the young people grew in wisdom and cour- age, excelling in knightly combat and winning great renown for their intellectual pursuits. The King, radiant with pride and joy, beamed on his knights. But were there no other fields that the tireless feet of youth might traverse to quest for glory? The King gave himself to deep contemplation, and forthwith, sending far and wide, had brought to him a great dramatic teacher. This teacher, though young in years, early proved her great ability and won for her- self the love of the students and their heartfelt co-operation. She drilled them in the necessary rudiments of speech and action, and presented plays which were praised by all who saw them. Then a renowned singing teacher came to the kingdom and told the King that every school should have vocal training, as well as any other, so, with the King's consent, a chorus was formed, that charmed the people with its beautiful harmony. And the King was praised for his latest innovation. But this was not all. Not content with these great accomplishments, the King or- ganized an orchestra, which, though very young in Cathedral activities, proved its ability to entertain. The Cathedral was published, then, for the Seniors, who would leave forever the protecting walls of the kingdom to combat on the wider fields of life. lt put to use the knowledge gained in the years of study and formed a treasured memory of their happy life at school. And then-in a far off kingdom a great monk was banding together the young people into societies, which were taught the great glory of God and how to worship Him. The King, hearing of this, sent a messenger to him, asking for an ambassador to come and teach the youth of his own kingdom. The ambassador came and for three wonderful days held a retreat. He told the students of God's great love and mercy, and how He wanted their love in return. When he left, a greater interest was taken in things spiritual. The Students' Spiritual Council gained impetus among the girls, and interest burned brightly in the various activities undertaken. The Guard of Honor, organized to attend Holy Hour on the nights before every First Friday of the month, was faithfully observed, and on Sodality Sundays the long line of Sodalists that entered the Castle of the Grail was a glowing tribute to Our Lady, who was the noble urge. The slogan, parody, and poster contests kept the Publicity Committee busy until everyone came to regard the S.S.C's. as a permanent and necessary organization. So at last, when the youth had grown in intellectual achievement, physical perfec- tion, and spiritual beauty, the King blessed them and sent them into the world feeling in his heart that he had equipped them magnificently for the glorious battles he knew they would win. ,ji i 'l F3 e 192.9 I -fel. r'f'f..., 3 I 1 A 'Tin ,ii V I Wm wg. .e-1 3 1 ,-.J ff. wr' -rii 'll l PAGE Flrfv-'rwo i N. Ng, .- ' 7f 'A W., , If H V V MV Nw.. M, V ,. gf- ,,,..h Kem . fr i .vw 1, . ,,-, .. t M,- lsa, ,....f-- ' KL ikg M1712 Students, Spiritual Council Long had the knights and handmaids of C.H.S. called themselves Sodalists but the year FH 1928-zo saw greater aspirations to do things for Mary, their Queen. According to the plan of that great leader of Catholic youth, Rev. Daniel Lord, S.l., the Sodality was reorganized with the Students' Spiritual Council, which func- tioned under the direction of five committees. It was the privilege of Our Lady's Com- mittee to keep ever fresh in the hearts of the Sodalists the memory of her feasts. The ten liv- ing rosaries during the month of October formed a glowing tribute from her loving clients. Programs were given in her honor. Songs were written in her name. Under the auspices of the Social Commit- tee the Sodalists realized a dream of marvelous import. The adoption of a poor family at Christmas time brought more joy, perhaps, to the donors than to the recipients. The Social Committee also brought the devotees of Mary to realize that souls in pagan lands are dear to the heart of her Son. The Eucharistic Committee found every LUCILLE HAN1.oN, Prefeft Sodalist ready and eager to enlist as a volunteer for the Guard of Honor formed the First Friday of every month. Mass attendance was increased and frequent reception of Our Lord in the Sacrament of His Love was en- couraged. The Catholic Literature Committee won the co-operation of every Sodalist in placing on the shelves of the growing library some fifty books-both fiction and non-fiction. The Voice of the Sodality, the spiritual bulletin board, was operated through the Publicity Committee. From the bulletin board were directed the parody, poster, and slogan contests which drew every Sodalist into the spirit of this great organization. Glenda Melcher. Our LatIy's Committee: Mary Katherine Tack, Eucharistic Committee: Lucille Han- lon, Prefect: Mary Elizabeth Hester, Social Committee: Mary lane Clampitt, Publicity Committee: Anna Dey, Catholic Literature Committee. V . .X i . X ,f -H, -fx, I i N- PAGE FIFTY-THREE REV. 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Riahlull. ll. lluglxuv. R, Iluxis. R. Mc Null. F. Krusky. lf. Rohrig. L. lilrrcll. Tfzirrl Run'-I. Slvvh. I. liccxnxih-r. U. I-'l.mm'rx'. Il. I-llhs. Im Bccmillcr. R. Dcv. T. Buscr- 1 v 'l'h crm- I5 no grculcr honor fm' thc f:1lIhl'lll'LlI High School hwy than tu hc chuscll gm ucolvtv. Tn hu luuml KIL'SL'I'YiIlg ni that Clllhiit' il hwy -.vf ' must lucct ccrtalin rcquircmn-nts-prnnnptncm. flliIhf,lllIiL'5A. :mul ll 1 '. a'. 'lc 'L5.' 4 'A '1 i1YI'L'All gn xt Imp nl Om I.mml nn thy Holy Surnmnt ml tha. Xltu lh duh' 'ln INIIIX md llllllllhl I ,, mlvzll ol rrspumihilitvz hcncc thc' honor and glory l7I'ULl'Qhl hy the nppuintnmunt in wcll mv.-ritcul. Th Xmlxriul Sudan uill Img 1 numlnr of its mmt prmnimnt IlltlHlTLIN uhnn thy llm of 'Q lu. grguluu PAGE FIFTY-FIVE PAGE FIFTY-SIX -willz fzcarts love-loyal lo zlzc least wish of our king. PAGE FIFTY SEVEN CC 97 SIISFWOOA 'S 5.1 2 21 5 UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS FRANCES WEIGAND Sherwood in the Twilight, Is Robin Hood Awake Robin Hood . , . Little lolin . . . Will Scarlet ,.,,... Reynolel Greenleaf . , . Little Much ...l., Queen Elinor . . . Prince lohn . . King Richard . . . Oberon . . Titania . . Pnclq , . . Slzerij . . , Fitzwalter . . Marian ...,...i I . . Shadow-of-a-Leaf , . . Orchi: . . . . . Ienny .....,i. Widow Scarlet . . Prioress I . . Novice . I Serf A . PAGE FIFTY EIGHT . . . ,LUCILLE HANLON . . . .MARTHA SADOWSKY . . . .VICTORIA COREY A . . . . . .MARIE HARRISON . . .MARGARET HUDIBURGH , . ,MARY IANE CLAMPITT . . , .MAURINE HARBAUGH MARY ELIZABETH HESTER I I . .MILDRED SCRAFFORD . . . MARGUERITE OLIVIER . . .REGINA O,ROURKE . . . .MARY SCHIFFLER . , MARY FRANK LESLIE , , , . .MARY ANN FALLOT MARY KATHERINE TACK . . .GLENDA MELCHER . . . . .IRENE GREEN . . . . . .REGINA KAMPLING MARY ELIZABETH HESTER . . . , . .REGINA 0,ROURKE . . .MARY MACE a 7919 Mllc. Slllilllllt' CTaulmycf-cclclwrnlcnl lfrcnclm nctrcss mul gucsl star :lt CTHINK'l-Ofll-ZICCCPIS invilzxtion to visit us :II als- scmluly--in lxcr alcliglmlful naive style slmc lclls us about hcl' CllfL'CI'f-NVQ arc calplivnlccl :mal clmrmul lay lmcr personal ultram! CIICSS-XYL' mnrvcl alt hcr wonclcrlul low: ol' our l,orcl-wc arc lmunlcml lux lu-r clark c cs :mul lou-l , cx mrcssivc l1illl1lS-L'Llll.lCll lv' lmcr swvcl sim- cily 4 ' - 'al --rc uclum wc spun ' our nalicus-llmrowing kisscs 0 y y 1 y mnl clup l ullu l ly lx I ull, our lwcauliful xisilor clcpalrls-11 sweet memory ol' Mllc. Suxnnnc is ours. Irozmd Ihr Clock It'lIff1 Clulrz ' Soplmomorcs PAGE SIXTY Chapc'r0n luniors The Gauge 0 Youllf' Freshmen rss., 'Mx lnnmr ,Qfmrrrfrr Izlsrc I'L'lSl ICiIc4'l1 INIcc'Iicr IMII-lc IIL'lll1l'SSL'y IxI4lI'g1II'L'I U'Rou I 1 I f,l't'!Il'.ffI'LI I'IOfl'llk'L' IIAIFIIIUII Ii41lI1Ic'cl1 NIC- IXImm31Ic IA-mm Sclmmitz IIvIvn I.0llk'Il5 Iauncs RIIIIIUII I.11wrcm'c I5nuscI1 Ulm' Cliff' IM-5, Mau-I-. Ulixivl Ixzllnpling, NI 11 I' I 1' 5 ,.i... . WM., Nlm-1-In-1' Ullvwr Sump nn. HIIl1pMm.Xn-x'iII4 II 0 gg I- r 5, II:u'rxwun I 11 I I Ia. II:nrImug:I1 II :1 n I 41 ll, l'I:1mpltt l.nII1w, D.uIn5, Munn l?uI'l'm- IS n xx In N rkv. I 1-IXI. .XI Iwrm. PACK SIXTY-ONE 5 ? 5 . CHEER LEADERS Dorothy Alefzarek lfddy lfrwfn D f'1A. f ml 1XvL'71IIc'l1'j Gcneuiezfc Ryan IH. N,- iz. 6 by WTB! V-1, WHT +' .W:Q in rm. X, N- LP Wx X R'-N. QT! Sx. XXX Q61-EA X Ny, Wm-2 xx U .1 xj 'QA W m :1Nfx N Wx fZk ll ' 3 ' x v 42 wif!! L S . V' wp, Nw, M l 'iffy' ' flu if '- - gk KF NPV 3 . Aw 0 .tv h A V5 ,fiqk AN. Wfl 'EMM K,fw ?'1-wi' iw '91 . rx., iw vb Qf S- -'al ' fQ?1kmfwmw.1fi Sb fm f,fQ,f 'w:'ewff'W i if Qfewif 'QQ .Q M, 53-fi' ROMANCE ffL....Y-,::v igA i -- V L . -N 'LST 7 ' J. TY f , Wx 2' la' 'GXIFWHW zmf' film ww . ff5Y,1f1w',frgWwf'm,,N?va,y1f? W ' I ii wt,-'fgxi ?lw'!fw1 fA K- x : ' v xlX.'f41v.::k f1..Q!fT, M22 -11.1.5 - 'J if .ir Romance .'Fanta!tie tyrant of the amorous heart, g How hard thy yoke, how cruel is thy dart! Young Knight fto princess in windowj: I say, Princess, where is the youthful Ivanhoe this evening?,' Princess: Gone to knight school. 'Y 1 Y Beatrice, tell me you'll be my wife! Tell me you'll be my wife! And we'll elope tonight. But, Lord Clarence, I haven't done my homework yet! an as as Baron Applegate: They tell me that Lord Cheapside is a social failure. Baron Plushbottom: Yea, verily, he hath no manor. ll if W I challenge you to a duel, Algernonf Choose your weapons, Archibald. Eh-uh-cream puffs at ten paces. as ar sr Gladys: He's so romantic. Whenever he speaks to me he starts: 'Fair Lady'l Edward: Oh, that's force of habit. He used to be a street car conductor. if 1 F Mary Ann: I wonder how old the Latin professor is? Regina: Quite old, I imagine. They say he used to teach Caesar. 1 if Y Sr. B.: Regina, have you read Franklin's Autobiography? Regina fdreamilyj: Don't think so. Who wrote it? ar 1 as Stockings may have been invented in the 11th century, but they weren't discovered until the zoth century. nr sr as Antique: The postman of today Shouldn't squawk Look at the heavy mails They had in King Arthur's day! i W Q Never kid the judge. The day of the court jester is past. 'li Q 1' Sir Galahad: Thou art the sunshine of my soul. Thou drivest away the murky clouds of despair. Thou wilt always reign in my heart. My love for thee will never grow cold. Wilt thou? Esmeralda: Say, what is this, a proposal-or a weather report? It W W . There was one good thing about those knighthood days. What's that? The laundry never tore the shirts. Q if I 1 . V A Ujlli, Trl it ll il Hooray, said the mosquito as he bit the Prince of Wales, At last, I have royal blood in my veins. . - ,. as as as Llqf Marie: These visiting foreign athletes must be wild. Mary Frank: What do you mean? 15 l l Marie: live read so much about all of them having trainers. fir! n ,l ' .J 2' 7 I .4 A , 3 I ,v-Q- ' 'Vi h PAGE SIXTY Foun W. ' 'yi fm vu.. ti e Lf' A PN-. 'V ' a.-.,a,. -. r 1 v -- - L 'iwfff-N Genevieve: Whatcha been doing? lack: Taking part in a guessing contest. Genevieve: But I thought you had an exam in Math. dt 3 m lack: I did. I -Y I Tom wants to know if you could call a basket caged in a basket ball game, after the final shot, a waste basket? ll 'K Q Cannibal Prince frushing inj: Am I too late for dinner? Cannibal King: Yep, everybody's eaten. I K ll Bob: If I'm studying when you come in, wake me up. il K K Irene wants to know if a goldfish is a sardine that has benefited by the prosperity wave. li I I Sr. G. was once heard to remark: Many an educational bark has been swamped by marcel wavesf' 1 1 i Edward: Did you see that beautiful tackle? Anna: Divine looking, isn't he? as an an Uneasy is the tooth that wears the crown. ll 'lf Y Victoria was once asked what nationality was Goldsmith. Calling to mind our local book-dealer, Ike Goldsmith, she promptly replied, Iew. H 'll K Sr. B.: Who wrote 'The Canterbury Tales'? Mary Mace fpromptlyj: Saucer. Sr. B. fpatientlyjz No, dear, it was neither cup nor saucer but Chaucer. I ll 1 Margaret O'Rourke: Too bad Shakespeare wasnlt born in London. Roetzel: Why so? Margaret: I said he was, in my exam. ll if W Msgr.: What does the word homicide mean? Tom: Msgr., it means one who commits suicide at home. i K ll Walt: In the spring a young man's fancy-- Mary: Oh, is he? i 1 Ili fl Carney: See that man playing fullback? I-Ie'll be our best man in about a year. Hester: Oh, this is so suddenf' 1 H W Rosemary: How is it that you're not on the track team anymore? Aren't you in condition ? Tete: That's just it. Conditioned is what I am. i 'I Y Iosephine: Did you have an enjoyable time at the opera? Leonard: Frightful! Say, I felt as out of place as a wisdom tooth in a freshman's head. I ar is as gill 1 Emmett: What is Publicity? Retz: Something we get when we do the wrong thing. H liWg',ri l . ,9f2iIllT ir'El A I Ilvlliiwl ' ilwv, Iwx. sa-ffffwvlii Milli' 'l'l 1'l, ,.-' N.--Qv5'xJ..li1 Lf., ,,,4. Lf-H N lk PAGE llxvv nv: i ' ' 1 1a,--aa..-vrL'1'-' Q . ...NV i' V --.-.59 PAGE SIXTY SIX Qlbm' 3. Ng. if 1 wx 93. il f i M522 , ,F .Al K ,s 3 I S.-V vs, 4-1' M if Lf 21 A fixx Cath fdrul Cm' Aczxus VIQIIRELIAZXLL Freshman RIVALS M. Ouvneu li. Fmw G. Kmzxs Senior' lunfor Sopfwmorc' Sir Knight of the .llllllldln CARI. Snaxouu Sophomore li RIVALS L. li,x1'smt11 li. Ivicfhuzuvv I. CI1'1'Tkn:u R. STEELE Fl'C'.fhH1l1!1 Senior lzmior Sophomore .I PAGE SIXTV SEVEN 1 Q19 I i E ' S C-9 3: QQ W .f Q21 Q21 f 1-9,374 fe? ,MSL i X l y -- M XX 4 Margaret O'Rourke sighs for a portion of Martha's height. Ted Moran could learn about women from Ioe Beemiller. Elsie desires Mary Ann's wind-blown bob. Shoenborn would acquire Redd's dainty manners. Grace craves Marie I-Iartman's basketball ability. Draggon longs for the power to imitate Dey's prankish ways. If only Iack McGeevy had Neville's humility. Elizabeth wishes for Mary Iane's femininity. Arthur Pfaff could use a few feet of Tom's graceful height. Methinks Iane would possess Anna's accuracy complex. Gessler pines for Bill Snackard's reputation as a heart-breaker. Mary Margaret begs for Mary Elizabeth's basketball versatility. Ralph would have Walt's neatness. Catharine Heichelbeck longs for Mary Mace's ready answer. Dick Stratton craves Tete's position on the football team. Frances Gehrer seeks Mary Katherinels ability to display the English language. If only Regie would leave a portion of his dancing ability to Brice Day. Evelyn pines for the dark curls which are Genevieve's. Bender beseeches Mr. Hubbird to leave him his knack with the girls. Irene Simon would have Regina Kampling's calm deliberation. Marie Schmitz pleads for Rosemary's wistful expressions. Hearldson's ideal is to possess Iochem's power of Oratofy. Arlene Du Pree asks for Lucille Hanlon's becoming poise. Natalie is ambitious for M3UflHC,S Glee Club position. Bob Wellman seeks Ioe Carney's power to fascinate the fairer sex. Cecelia could use Mildred's unrestrained imagination in story writing. l I I ' l' rc' K mzfdedml ri if Q, , gg ffl ED 5 ,-,V .- .l A . 1 t fklp. KK f x LV?-37' XXX? ,Q 5- Q. W-C X N Iimmy Ellis wonders if Mary Schiliier would leave her promptness. Gatz enviously desires Red Martin's innocent face . If Eileen Meeker only had Glenda's cosmetic hour. Anna Heschmeyer aims at Marie Harrison's sketching ability. Toon applies for Farrell's ability to make rapid change. Margaret Spangenberger is eager to have Mary Frank's part in the Senior play. Hildegarde wonders how to obtain Regina's executive ability. Would Struble consider leaving Kruske his stacomb bottle? Celestine beseeches Angela to leave her placidity. Isadel clamors for Marguerite's candidacy for Miss Cathedral . lim Connor would certainly like to have Fitzgerald's car. Adele requests that Margaret Hudiburgh's chemistry notes be left in the desk. Helen Fallis petitions for Iosephine Zelleris industrious habits. Bolte could Hnd use for Chuck's old Ford. Bertha Clark envies Irene Green her vivacity. Gertrude Simpson would know how to fill out one of Alverda's ques- tionnaires. Methinks Ready could possess Bob Davis's ego-complex. Florence Busch might acquire Victoria's crushes . Bertha Goble would cultivate Irene Bauer's sweet disposition. Gittrich clamors for McGreevy's title of Mr. Senior . Esther Doffing wishes she had Lucile Linot's art of repartee. Healy desires Newman's even disposition. Marie Roth might assume Lucile Morley's coyness. Howard Curtis sighs for Iunior Brown's ready wit. Catherine Steffins pleads for Iosephine Conner's patience. K N r l 1 l i L 1 i W. . E .qi-if 1,f l PAGE SEVENTY ' QQ, Ye Yesterdays! The spirit of C.H.S. revived in every heart-the great open faces of the Frosh-plans made for a bigger and better Sodality- Coach Miller chooses the squad from the football aspirants-up- per classmen eyeing meek little Freshies with that just wait expression-a nd September is over. i i 1 Freshies forget past grievances in merry whirl ol the freshman party-more football games and their accompanying thrills--Sen- ior Leap Year party, successfully different-Iuniors responsible for annual Witch Party-Halloween, spooks, and things. as as as November starts with a holi- day greatly enioyed by all-lisa treat follow s, with serious thoughts and warm friendship lor Retreat Master, Father Don- nelly-football games follow one another gaining more enthusiasm from the student body-basket- ball teams are beginning to prac- tice intensely against approach of season-Senior boys throw a weiner roast to dazile the girls- Thanksgiving, turkey, pumpkins, etc. W i i New Sodalists received into our Holy Society, and are much awed at the honor-class pins and rings arrive, everyone is well satislied-basketball season opens with a flourish and a vic- to ry- Monsignor's Ordination Anniversary, a nd the Senior Girls' three one-act plays-Again, a victory for our basketballers- Christmas vacation begins. Y 1 W Vacation over, back to work- another victory added to our score-exams leave all with brain- lag and anxious hearts-Annual Staff elected, and enthusiasm Fires mffef r them all-Play Contest at Marion, received honorable men- tion as our portion-sixteen straight basketball victories-no defeats. Whoopeel at as at Seniors have pre-lenten dance in honor of Valentines Day- l.ent begins and everyone buckles down to work-heavy hearts ac- company our first basketball de- feat--class pictures. Look pleas- ant, please. If 'K ll' Last ol' basketball games- with reluctance we see the season end-Annual stall' working like beavers-Sophomore play, clever- ly performed-contest closed, Miss and Mr. Cathedral pro- claimed with triumph-pictures to engravers and that much is done-boys take third place in state tournament, defeating their old rivals, Augusta-Holy Week and liaster vacation-a glorious end lor this month. 11 'lf X1 liaster Monday an d April l9ool's day share honors-Dance a big success-luniors give a clever play which wins the praise ol' students and liriends-Excite tnent surrounds us all as intra- mural contest progresses toward linals-Annual work almost com- pleted-Seniors working on their play--Month closes unexpectedly soon. if If ll Senior play starts the last month on its way-Robin Hood, the crowning achievement of four years of dramatics-Annual comes out, a beautiful sottvenir of '2Q'-cifiltlllllllllll looms near- llcarts begin to ache already- lunior-Senior li a n q u e t-Class night with its tears and partings. ik 'li if Books seek waste baskets- Graduates pass in review-Music, Mass, rliaccalaureate -Diplomas waiting, to be presented-and :alas-A femme. , ,1 4 CHU v A I -x fl' PAGE SEVENTY-TWO 1 M 19 9 We'd Like to See: Monsignor give our sermon on graduation day. Mary Ann without Regina, or vice versa. Mary Frank with a hot dog. Redd doubling for Gilbert. Proofs of the Coach's fishing ability. Rosemary minus a grin. Walt Henrion, a Udusky steve- dore . Brother Ioe S. without his Chemistry book. Mary Schiflier a soloist. Sister Geraldine at ci loss for something to say. Mary Mace sanely serious. Iohn Fitzgerald alone. Brother Francis without his stoicism. Maurine Harbaugh without chewing gum and clove mints. Mary Iane Clampitt with horn- rimmed spectacles. Sister Xavier when she didn't look like a saint. Brother Louis involved in an exciting intrigue. Denny Neville in specs . Irene Green with pig-tails. Bob Davis in plus-fours. Sister Cecelia Agnes O.K. our experiments on our first attempt. Lucille Hanlon not on the brink of a catastrophe. Robertson not laughing. Farrell a butter and egg man. Brother Ioe B. iolted out of his calm deliberation. Iunior Brown playing basket- ball. Martha Sadowsky in knickers. Martin with M. B. Marie Harrison not able to change a giggle into a cough. Sister Scholastica with a frown. Tom O'Neill not humorous. Father Morrell at our picnic. Glenda Melcher minus her complexion , . Mary Katherine Tack embar- rassed or peeved. ' 5 'ri' l n Medial Tom Hubbird as Tom . Snackard not agreeable. Miss VVeigand not charming and adorable. Ioe Beemiller in a pair of dirty overalls. Brother Ioe M. when he's not mistaken for one of the boys. Mary Elizabeth Hester success- fully keeping track of our key. Altria Dey's curiosity sated. Iochems, an African explorer. loe Carney optimistic. Sister Mel Marie not able to ac- count for all the Freshmen. Claude Struble's hair un- combed. Lucile Morley with her head held high. Marguerite Olivier as Miss Cathedral . Emmet Mcflreevey as a golf champion. Eugene Rohrig six feet tall. Regina Kampling present two weeks in succession. Brother NVilliam enjoying a frivolous conversation. losephine Zeller at the tender age of two . Irene Bauer occupied. Mildred Scrafford when her line is of no avail. Sister Berchmans leading the Clce Club. Angela Simpson giggling. Charles Connor impolite. Genevieve Williams when she wasn't looking for a green Ford. Victoria Corey contented with life. Margaret Hudiburgh without her lessons. Dey implicated in an arlair of the heart. Lucile Linot not borrowing somebody's Ford. losephine Conner playing bas- ketball. Newman a shoe salesman. Alverda Smarsh with a boy- bob. Manie I-lartman in a predica- inentgll i H 'vow a ogg I 1 -Q ., X .M A .Q--N., S lu QA i ' up 7 ,,,.,,,,..'7 i..-+- -Ps c' is sr-.w . i f 'Z' 9 . I C . ll ll . ' 'Sh R ll . I! .L . is l 1 i S -A X . i i- 'X' i' , 5 ,i is X ' v tl.. 'Yi- P mc- 5 'rm Z Iii grin Q- , . ggg :Z .i.: gl Q .N x.......-f ., . - ,. .V -...M PAGE SEVENTY THREI ...4 ' I . qxgrgpg Memories l g 1919 4 ' 'V 3 ifP U54-1'w X I 6 Sw Lv' l 0 w I Jn.. ,n l . X Qi? my 1 'W V C V ,1 ,Jff'fS:wf f3n1Q::i 3:-X-if- f:5lRN 5. ,. . . , , , ,Y , ,, -. ' in Q5-:fix-1-. f -'ii1?'4 'i 1 '.,f'1 -f? V' ? iav f,,f3g,f'.4.Lm j:'f -'-i'- .ff-A '- A f-fp ,.2a ?rvXf-7' 12, A ,, ,L ,W , , , . gg -W. ' 1.--. Jr Ng n'1 . :,. ' fi GSSWV 'Dx I, 1 r: rf J x. MN , 3 L, .Dv I ,4 -. gf .. , ,iz '- ' X - M 4 V , ',,iwgwx4' 1' ' 42 1 '-iv. , 1 , , bf--1f,.x - F ff ' if-'il Q . .-421 1 ,5 1 -M97 ' Na. ,,.lf-35 25.3 , '.,- .ff-:iq . ra: - . Rh ' - 12. 1' KP? ,A K , -,vw It , u ,, ,X 4, x ,. .. , , H , N we 5 , fz ,f L, -H.. L M - ' J. V. -wg, P .W K X . I ' L ' 1 1 H ,.. . 1 4 If , ., . k K Q . P Mi L+ P. ,Q :rg 11 J' N . A x iw F W fel H UM 'L . .a- , . A-. -1 Exif fe k 1- 'M Jil' N nx- '11 .1 F' fqffa . LQ :ggi .4 . Wifi? ,I.':' ...,.. -f- ax ' Fd 1 ., ,V . , - -uf, ,L-.f wt.: 1 Y my V W nz,-1 I - ,: ,,ii - ,L in 2 .Wiz - - 'QE .. K5 ,ff ' , ,g:,,. , U -L21 ?- ' :ff , ef- H WN 'ST-G :yew . '-,fam v ,Mn .',,e:-1. K 1 l .fQ1?s .' . fl ' - Y 'Af , 5 V 'Y' T 'xdiw' -'i1y,j'f . , - Lia 1' - , 5 ' 11,21 mf, . 215 'Q ,, -fl. 'fn 7.1. QU! 117. SF Q J., . U, .-,. - va, ' . 13321, 1 .im Y 'ef ,gr 1 5' 151- if A mf' 7 wif.. ' A' 126 ' .-Mr, L' Q, ' vs x . X it A XA I W' 4 3? ! Q 1 Q 1 1 ,A an H, ., :.. S 5 I Compliments Of Mr. T. J. McDonald, K.S.G. Mr. O. G. Eikenberry Mr. Edward M. Kelly Mr. Andrew H. Wehling Mrs. Celia Farrell Mr. O. P. Weltner The Boston Store C. A. Tanner 8a Co. Tostwich Cafes Howerton Drug Co., The Wichita Dairy The Barclay Flower Shop Hillside Bakery ,l -------r----in L ,,. ffflrtrffl 1-n1un1 1 1am-nl!! Ilfnights ofColumbu I I The Greatest Catholic Order INSURANCE - FRATERNAL - SOCIAL 11 Do you know that the Knights of Columbus has paid to the bene- : . ficiaries of its deceased insured members more than Thi I of dollars? I rty Millions il Young man, donlt you think you should join the Knights of Colum- bus and take out a thousand or more insurance as protection for that good mother of yours? Life being uncertain, she would bless the memory of her good boy if something were to happen to you. 1I Fraternal, ask any traveling man or members who have traveled extensively if the reliable information they received from the councils they visited has not paid them many times over. TI Social, you are always in the best of company. Regular entertain- ments are held in the Knights of Columbus club rooms for members and their friends. Entertainment and companionship is accessable to members in good standing throughout the year. Thr hi-monthly niertiizlqx hrlrl in Ihr Kniglitx of Columbus hull urr holh iIl5Il'It4'fll'!' and rrln- miiomll. .-Inv oflirrr or any one of Ihr fire hunrlrrrl memhrrx ol the local ronncil 5 will hr glad lo mhz' your upplicutiozz for mcnzhrrflzip. I I A , 1 iii? I I I I ' I . . I Council Officers I I MSKIII. WM. M. FARRELL ..... Chaplain VINLIENT A. SMITH ........, Treasurer I H. I. ROETZEL ....,.... Grand Knight W. C. DWYER ........ Recording Sc'c'y I loam E. HuRLEY,Dep'y Grand Knight PETER P. STEIN ........ Financial Sec'y I IOHN P. ANSBRKI ...,....... Chancellor A. E. BALDWIN ...,,... Executive Sc'c'y 1 HARRX' D. IACKSON ........... Warden WM. B. McCoY ....,...., Inner Guard I I'lAROLD H. MALCJNE ......... Advocate HENRY W. WE1.1.s .,..... Outer Guard I I. A CADY, A. F. WEBER, I. M. FLANAGAN, Trustees ' ,I Z A N. H. DAY, Lecturer ' Q I1 I ,, 1'-'I I 5 . ...........+..-..- - - fu vw M . I Q H . , W ..-aa, I . -M 1 -. iq.-..1q..... PAGE SEVENTY-SEV II - '- --.--....49 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -I EN 19 1 If We Were Depositors-H 'H We would Want to patronize a bank Where modern banking methods Were usedg where our transactions were han- dled With accuracy and dispatchg Where the tellers were courteous and pleasant. 1IKnoWing what We would Want, We know the kind of banking service our de- positors want, and give that kind. '23 in Capital, 81,000,000 ,,1u.1 1 1. ... 1 .. 1 ... 1....,.1,,1.....l..1,,,.-..1,.1.,.1,,.1,,,,mi 1 1 1u-un1uu.- ff, .477 If X Uflljlffdl 71,2 i K , g WO sprinters, straining every nerve, Hash down the chalk-lines. By imperceptible inches, one parts the tape before the other, to win. You beat me because you were the better man -a this time, smiles the loser, as he congratu- lates the victor. That is sportsmanship. To be able to take defeat with a smile, but not until you have used every ounce of your energy to win is sportsmanship. But, more impor- tant, to win, and know that you are winning cleanly, without. an X K ?J 'xl I U Ali ii?-gqijiw A 1' g 5 bm L43 lx ll! unfair advantage of any kind, is sportsmanship. Every student who takes in or watches athletics, has learned the great lesson of sportsmanship. To these students we only say: Do not forget that lesson in after life. Play fair and the world will play fair with you. We know by experience. Fair playisportsmanship --'has always been the guiding spirit in all of your electric power and light company's dealings with its cus- tomers. Kansas Gas and Electric Company At Your Service PAGE SEVENTV NINE x '-NJ: I I f it he IQ LQ 4. -5- O. R. ERTS Photographer 023 We Guarantee to Please You or It Costs You Nothing P93 603 Caldwell-Murdock Bldg. 111 East Douglas Wichita. 1 . 1 I I I I I I u I -1- azfjielmz Wichita Hospital and Training School for Nurses Conducted by The Sisters of St. Joseph of Wichita i Phone D. 2300 Phone D. 7536 I DOUGLAS AND SENECA I I I I I COMPLIMENTS I I of I I I I Cookson Drug Co. No. 2 I I I I I F or Your Convenience I I i a fI18th and L c Phone M. 5132 ' E I........g.,.,.I,...-..-..-.. .... ,- -..-..-..-. ru N 'A-4. n....nn....nu1n.1..1un1nu..n1-n.-nnlnnl nu--nn1.l1.,.-...11 1 - 1 H1110 -In-n-1.11-1... 1 1.11ln1u1nn1nn1nn-nn1nn1nn1nu1nun1...1.1.1.u1..n1..1 .- .- 1 1.u1 n-nn1m--nn-nn1 1mm-nn-m1 1 1 1 1 1 1n1.u1nn-mr.-n1 1 1 1n1un1nn1nn1.n1. 1 1 im 1 QLQ Lp I I I St. Francis Hospital l and l Training School for Nurses ! Marker 6600 928 N. Emporia 2 ....,1.,1.u..-1.11n1nu1nu1nn1uu1n 1 1--1--1 1..1.u1...1.-11.n1..1.,.1..1..1..1..1..1.,.1....-'i St. John's Academy WICHITA, KANSAS 1 An Accredited I Boarding and Day School for Girls l l E Conducted by the SISTERS OF THE MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD i 1 Primary, Preparatory, Academic, Commercial, Music Departments BEAUTIFULLY EASY SITUATED TERMS i For particulars address SISTER SUPERIOR I ' I - ,,-,,,,..,,,,..,,,,-,,,...,..-.,.-.,.- ....-...-...... - .-........-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-......-....,.!. I I H. 1. ELLIS, E. s NG o I P 'a I I we Ellis and Singleton I vs I I I I Orpheum Bldg. Phone Market 2259 I I I I I I I C O M P L I M E N T S I Ti.. J. H. ENGSTRCM , Lumber Co. ..1.......-.,,....101uu uni.u1nn1uu..uu.-nninu1un....nn...nu1..1.. .n....1..-.I-..1..1.,.1,,,- fp L lg , I ff! . ,726 1919 I FLANAGAN 81 BOURMANI MORTUARY I CAREFUL AMBULANCE -SERVICE E I I 200-202 S. Emporia Ave. I Phone Market 2568 I I I LOANS TRUSTS I The Wheeler IKeIlIIy Hagmy I Trust Company I Wichita, Kansas I I SAN ANTONIO HUTCHINSON I I Capital 51,000,000 I , ' I , INSURANCE INVESTMENTS ' I I 11 ....-.,.,..,.-.,,-........-...-........-..- .-,.............-..-,. -...,-..-,..-..-...-..-..-..-..........q. G E ' ' fatkwlraf T The Four Finest Billiard Rooms in Kansas ! 5 THE COMMODORE CLUB THE MILLER RECREATION ! . . E Dowmtanra Brown Bldg. over Muller Theatre l 1 49 Brunswick's Finest Tables 1 ! l : ' -N-W-+ . .,,'. .. .,,,.,,, ,,,. . A. .V -A 1 LUNCH ' R- .V f, PRIVATE A SERVICE L cUEs E ' ? ,' -'r l I LJ. Q THE PAWNEE CLUB THE OSAGE CLUB i Great Bend, Kansas Arkansas City, Kansas I Q -'ITU01llTllilllllvll1lliplqlglpgiggiIgig.41g51T1g1gulgulgglnlglT..7..-ll-11.11315451lu.-A iWHITE HOUSE MEAT MARKET 216 North Main ! ! cash Mail orders Given Prompt Auenfion i CHOICE GROCERIES AND MEATS A At Lowest Prices I 1 SEE FRIDAY'S BEACON FOR OUR K I- l A All Day Saturday Bargains ' A L K1-.H ,L-5 ' 1 R.-......+.L2u4f--uLq1--LT--- - - -L.-..- - - - -..--.... -......- - - - - - .. -,,- A , , . , N .-... BECAUSE Wichita recognizes the Value of : X' '-X 1 I ,ff IQLQ ,.l.,,-.-l.!e-fs'225Q77f'T i - f :::::I.4g:.2iJQ A Q ll Fill!!! ufszwil lilllll L ll li ll I Q 'isis l it H 2 Qlzqg I 1 I I Lili ,il ' 7 !5g -gd-6' i The H ousc that Personal Service Built I l such services, Lahey 8z Martin Mortuary is able to offer, today, one of the most beautiful Chapels in America, backed by the most mod- i ern equipment and experienced personnel- an institution complete in every detail i which costs no more than any other. 7 l i I 1 I 1 I l l COMPLIMENTS 2 l of i I I WICHITA WATER CO. i 5 1 I V 1. . l i A ,, - 1 I E -1- Qzftlfefzrffz .......-...-...-.-..- - .-...-. ---- .-....-...-.... - -..-....-....-.. -..-- ..-.M-..-p 1 I 1 Q : if 51 V I I ' 2f233lfJ7i THE i : I 7, 312:56 . - : I b - I , ft-3.5, , Q- M I Q df- 3' 2 -1!: N'PE QQ , I ! V 53 : A -E A 3 4 35. I l Q W t W mf vi 7 34 C Q l ' 3 W ?': : '- f T I .,i..F'-OUR i I big Hegfgnf f ' i I N K X IG if 4' ' g Q There's one way to be absolute- Q ly certain of satisfactory results Q ggnfqfl av,-4 A: in home cooking and that is to use 1 1 -xi. .. A -- . f .' -:.- --' E E 3 QIMPERIAL FLOURi gf At Your Grocers I 'UNT llli TTTTTl1llTii I Ylilnllil T T TllilliillillYillITlHTlllTlllTIIITIHTIUI- I I E ' I Frank Larcher ? J Q I ! . I 1 Grocerles and Meats i E 1 I I 3 i E W E D E L I V E R i E --' i i l l l ! ! E 437 N. Erie Market 4076 r ' A 3' 7 F 1 .-nu- - - -----T--u ----------------- ---- . -,,.-ml, PAGE EIGHTV SEVEN I. r O If Q IE I -..-...i.IS-..-..-..-...-.,.-...-,.-..-..-..-.,-...........................-..-..-.. ..-..- M Learn to Earn --n.s.....mn...,,, at this great school of business. A po- UE sition for every graduate fi Hundreds of former Cathedral High School graduate: have taken our courses. Earn expenses. Pay when through. Ask Msgr. Farrell about our work. SEE US NOW WICI-IITA BUSINESS COLLEGE THB BETTER SCHOOL OI' BUSINESS 114-116 North Market Street uint1..,1......,1,m-,,,.1,,.,1 1 1 101.01-lu,nullelpn.-as-.,.,.....1..1..1..1..1..1..1...1..-. Telephones Market 2677, 2676 2143 North Lawrence Avenue NOSSAMAN HARDWARE COMPANY GENERAL HARDWARE B. P. S. Paint WICHITA, KANSAS nn--4.1 1 1 -. 1 1 1 1.1.-.uu1lu1nu1,....u REO FLYING CLOUD and SPEED WAGONS The finest, fastest Models of America's Longest- Lasting Cars . . l sp, I WICHITA REO MOTOR CO. 1u--un-un-.un-ul1nu-nn..m1-nu1un1uu1un1un1nn G E Have You Tried SHANKLIN'S Quality Foods? Meats Groceries Bakery Fruits Vegetables Delicatessen Confectionery Ice Cream Candies Five 16 Phones Deliveries M. 3511 Daily 1601 E. Douglas Wichita's Real Food Center 1,.1..1.,g1,.1gp1..1..1..1...-.,.....1........,...1 Hczlfhfidiwza i Distinctive but not expensive-Clothes that measure f up to your demands in Quality--Below I your expectations in price l : 'E b : ,, B ,..- Q 42o-422 15. DOUGLAS AVE. l NEwfiEDWAi13f15E'i ! l 2 Dry Goods, Garments and Millinery l l 125 East Douglas ----- Wichita l l'M - '-M -M -W ' D P -W- '-'M- '-'MM'- - -'P - - - '-M a 6 2 RNHULZ GDFFEE 2 Quiz, Delwwvf 451: Per Pound i tonigg Economical - 1:-2'-.s::1EEEE f I Your Grocer Has lt !-...- ..i. -...-...-.u-..-..-.M-...-..- .-u.... .... - .... - .... -l..-u..-...-.l.....-..-..-..-.,-M..-...-,..-W... l cl-IAS N. KESSLER s. D. NEVILLE HERBERT w. KESSLER ! President Vice-President Sec'y-Treas. 2 THE KESSLER LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY 5 Coal, Lumber and Building Material 1640 West Douglas Avenue i Phone Market 720 .l 3 i WIQHITA KANSAS -,.-pau-411111-1-1111111111111.1,- Y'N 01mulmm-.li-u-1.-1uu-.n-nu1uu1un.1un..u.,.-an1H..1.H1.4.11.0.1un-nn-W-nu..gn...,1.1..y.-..y.1qy.1.y.1.,..1 I, 1 A -As lj IU lsllf - nu1uu1uu1uu-uu-un-null-A111-n-nu--1n-un-an-u --un-nn-nu-nu-un1nn-nn-nn-nu-nn-n1n,? FAIRCHILD BRUS. SERVICE STATION 1801 North Lawrence Avenue Skelly Products, Tagoline Oils Quaker State and Mobiloils I Tires - Tubes - Accessor : I ARKANSAS VALLEY COAL co. I COAL OF ALL KINDS Prompt Delivery 528 E t 18th St t Market 771 1un1nu,nu1nu1-nuiuui-A-.nu..n,v ..nu.,n1,l1..1..1.n COMPLIMENTS of REINHARDT BAKERY 626 North Main uu-un-uu-un-ul-1un-u-un-un....uu.-uu.-uu.-nn..n..-nn..uuinnilu-.w1.u-uuiuuinu scHMlnT,B0UcHER A QVEREND i Wichit GE NIN ARCHITECTS Eleventh Floor - Brown Buil al .... - - - ding A I 1 I 1 I ! 1 K nsasi f in t Lefitvfiz .l...-....-....-....-...-....-..-..-..............,................................-..-..-...-..-................-.............,.- I Q We Show Styles while They're New And that applies to both our furnishings and our clothing. Right now I you'l1 find our stock filled with fresh New Merchandise, f attractively priced. KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES i THE HOLMES CO. i 211 East Douglas I-..-.. .... ..-..-..-..-.......-...-........-...-..-.,,-..-...-..-.......- - - .. - ....-. l i liiielimieeoaghiei .fy if 5 'Mun fs My Subs fnne ,Sf 0441111 5 Office 201 W. Douglas Retail Yard 437 N. Wichita I TELEPHONE MARKET 89 ! I Q 7 5 D e C 0 u 1' s e y s Real Churned Buttermilk, Whipping Cream, Coffee 5 Cream, Cottage Cheese, White Rose Butter, Pure Milk ! I I COMPLIMENTS Q of Q The Henrion Improvement Co. Q Schweiter Building I 1 ii WlCHlTA KANSAS N :Lu -lv -I Hi-X -I ll -I -1 un --I un nn 1...-.- in-11111-.1.-...-11111111111-.1... m...u1u-.1m.1uu1 1 1 1 1 111 1 114.11-III1-11.141111.m1un.1u.I1W1.....-....-u.I1....1,...1u...-....-..... 1.11.1.1-11m1.-II1un1mI1nu1.-u1.Iu...u.... -- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,1...1,..,1,.,......--.4...-,..1,, I g PII' my 1- I I Glen I-I. Thomas ARCHITECT I 405 Wheeler Kelly 85 Hagny Building I Wichita ----- Kansa A new model that accentuates the al- luring lines of the daintily contoured I ankle with usual Braitsch accuracy fashion trend in shoes. I ,,.. I. Bjflifscffi g 120 E. Douglas ..........1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1M111.1.1m1.u1nu1-n1u1l1u.l1nll1,...1,,,,1..,,1,.,,1....1...1 1 .-.-....1....i COMPLIMENTS mf9'1HblWIf2'fJ1?lf I .,...w1m41mI1.m1un1m.1m.1m.1 1.--I-. 1 1IIH1un....,....,.....,,.,1,,,,1.,..1,..1....1...1,...1....1....1..,I1,.,1.,,,.i PHONE MARKET 2855 RESIDENCE MARKET 6003 I W. A. GITTRICH I I Plumbing and Heating I 242 North Lawrence Ave. Wichita, Kansase I Water Softening -I- fQL15ILeJ1'fzZ +I...mf...M1uniln.-..1.n-.u1...1u..1nI.1un1nvu1uu1.n.1 uu1nII1uI-,Im-.u.1,...1 ,..1.n.-.,11,.,1 ml.. M1 H..- W1 I TETTHEIMER' I I 220 East Douglas I Youthful Apparel . . . I . . . Moderately Priced I I un- .mi un1.,.1-nn-uni uu1Inn1nn1un-. IuI1nn1nn1 5111111.11un...n.l....u1l-.1-l1..-.,.1nn1nn-IIII1 MI-. I I IThe Geo. Innes Co. I I I IIIIIIINNII I I-..- ,.., -...-.,-..-..-.I-.n-..-...- .... -...-,..-...-...-,,-...-.,-..-..-I-..-..-...-...-...-...-..,- IWALLENSTEIN AND RAFFMAN i Kansas' Finest Shop I ...l I DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO WOMEN'S WEAR I ,.. I I 112 East Douglas -...-I..-...- .... -..-...-.,,-...-..,-...-.I- I I COMPLIMENTS I of SEIDE BACH'S 120 North Main Street 1 , , K - I , u-ul-I -1-ugvv-un'-v-1111... uululiuntnniuuinuinuu in-1 KQZINJ .I p a .5 IE 1 T COMPLIMENTS 1 1 of THE CATHEDRAL PEP CLUB ! ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'l'l THE I CONNOR CONSTRUCTION CO. Plumbing and Heating Contracts I l 310 orpheum Bldg. i l . - i-..1..,1 1 1 .-,,,1qn1.,11, 1U1II1..-........1........-M1.,,.. .-..1,.1.... ,,...,.1n.-I 1 inimni UNITED MILLWORK COMPANY l WICHITA, KANSAS ! , 5 The Home of Good Millwork l PHONE MARKET 168-169 I l V1-1 ........ ..-..-......-..-..-..-..-..-......n ...... - -...-.,..- ! 5 LIFE INSURANCE 2 i Is a Service designed to help men and women carry to a successful conclusion g the accomplishments which make life such a pleasant experience. 5 I Patronizing THE FARMERS Kz BANKERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY I i will help build your Community because this great Mid-Western Institution i makes its investments in the territory it serves. i The Farmers 8: Bankers Life Insurance Company : H. K. LINDSLEY, President g V l J. H. STEWART, Vice-President FRANK B. JACOBSHAGEN, secretary I ,I i HOME OFFICES, WICHITA, KANSAS 'vs 5 SEVERAL SPLENDID AGENCY OPPORTUNITIES ARE NOW 2 Q AVAILABLE FOR AMBITIOUS MEN AND WOMEN 1 1 ' I 4.1-..-1. - - ---m.-A.-..-....-..--.-..-.H-.--..-mi-M-..-1.-A-.--.. ----- ..-.lm..-wi. ' 1 PAGE NINETV FOUR . Wit LEJIYJZ' I HOME PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT I Will keep the Children at Home off the Streets, I out of the Alleys, and out of Mischief -SEE- T THE WICHITA EQUIPMENT COMPANY I Phone Market 4652 616 West Douglas l !-..-......-.. ..-..-,..-n.-.,.-..-,,-..-.......-..- ..-..-......- ! COMPLIMENTS ' of E McCormick-Mathers : You Might as Well Wear : McVlCAR-HOWARD CLOTHES I Q They Cost No More! I i I i- - -' - - -'H' '- - - '- '- '- - - -'---'-- ---' THE SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRICAL C0. I I .1 I Everything Electrical I I 1235 N. Market sn. Phone Market 5845 6 sf - I ,f I I. lgiuw--uj1nu1nn1un-uni n--ul1nu1uu1nu1ul ui, I, -,f 4 ll f be 1 Q LQ Wiring Fixtures SHELLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY 123 SOUTH MAIN STREET i Market 1868 Motors Repair Work l DRINK, ? X N X X X X In All Popular Flavors nv-1M-,...1.u1n-n-nn1uu1nn1un,un-iuninniln...-u-nu,uuiuu-H..-....1...1....-...1N1... l D M 'l S unn ercantl e tores 3 Where Wichita Trades 24 STORES ' Thirty-F ive Years a Wichita Institution ...-.,- -...-...- .... .-.....-....-...-..,.....,....M-,..,-.....m.........-. ..,. - .,,. -..,- -..,........ ...- - ... ...,,,...,...i Our Congratulations to ' The Class of Twenty-Nine Gift Counsellors to Three Generations of Wichitans l The Vail Jewelry Co. i Established 1845 ---n-- ------ ---- - ------- - ---- - - -, - .,.. -..l.- -.,.-,,.,i. ff' to I mf LEJIW ,f E,..-.I-..-,..-.n-.n-.,-.,-..-I..-,..-...-.I.-.I.-.M-..I .... .,.-I,.-..-..-.I-,.-..-..-..-..- T 'W 1' ' Southwestern I Osteopathic Sanitarium and Hospital I cor. Rutan and Douglas . - WICHITA, KANSAS I ,-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..- I-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-. 52353 lA b635a..5 5 QBMMEMQMW I mmmfjwgemmm i-..-..- -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.. ...... N-..-,.-,.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-. I i KELLOGG BROS i Feed and Seed I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1 3 NORTH END 1 POULTRY FEED 219Efn'f 1C1'lLI?3 IiE5' 1 3-u-n--n-------n----..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.u-...-..-.......-..-..- -. - -ly.-. I 5 YOUTHF UL APPAREL I : Whether it he for the girl or boy, the miss or the youth, we are oukfitters 1 from the peak of the Hat to the tip of the Boot. How to choose stylishly and I well without expenditure is a problem easily solved here where everything for i the young folks is featured in inviting assortments. p11o12ABAUoHs p i 117 121 N.MAIN ST.WICHITA ' PAGE Nl Y-SEV ffrie anfnrtifs Q o fo.u.ow Ladies' Exclusive Apparel and Millinery 4 o 4.00.0 114 North Main WICHITA, KANSAS The Symbol of Excellence 5 xx u It' s Better X 1' Q IE I WE D E L I V E R ANYWHERE Fresh Roasted Coffee in Bulk L o o goof Equipment for C afes and Hotels WE IGAN TEAHSQ COFFEE co. WICHITA, KANSAS Cor. Emporia. and First 1.M1,ui,,1,..........1..1..1...........1..1...1... YELLOW CAB Transfer and Storage Company 25 C A B S 27 TRUCKS CALL MARKET 50-50 NITE OR DAY 4 I 5 4, ,....... - -,,,..,,....,,,.-,...,, .-..-........a.-..-...-.--..-.u--n--------H1---------an-u-- but LEJIYL Men's, Women's and Children' s SHOES POPUIERRICES FAIR SHOE STORE 144 N. Main Dunaway Plumbing and Heating Company Better Plumbing SANITARY ENGINEERING 741 N. Main St. Phone Mkt. 2086 Everything in SPORTING GOODS o Q 43034 IRA WATSON Sporting Goods 133 North Market -uiU1M1..1..1..1..11,,.-..-.,,,.-,,,1 -..mq1.n1 Compliments of W. H. GAISER AUTOMOBILE 3 woRKs -...i..1l.1nn1.q1n-.-.nina-,,1.. ..1,,,1nn1 in,-n.1nn.-un COMER 8L MALONE Attorneys Suite 1012 Bitting Bldg. -.nn-q1,.1,.1..1,.i..1..1..1.'1..,1.q1ln...n TILMA PRINTING C0. COMMERCIAL PRINTING 323 N. Main St. Market 3252 Compliments of 112 West Douglas E A T FISH AND OYSTERS for Health FRESH SHIPMENT DAILY Mid-Central Fish Market 125 West Douglas -nn1auu-pq-l-q--.-1.-.--1u-....u- 1.--un-..--ui-1uu-nn-..Qu-n-..-..-..-ll-..1......u.-...1 ' 1 -N 1..i.n1....-nn1...inn1n I NM, I ,fm 1 O .LQ -!n1na-M101 11-.-1 - 1n-u1nn1nn-uu- 1nnTun1u-1----nn-.n1.u1-qQ--u--.--n1n-I--nu.. I l I Rosaries, Prayer Books. Medals. Spines' Junior-Hi College Shop i Statuary, Crucifixes, etc., FEATURES ' i B k f F, tn H, t T I THE NEW JUNIOR.:-u , I oo 1 o ic ion, is ory, rave , I I Biography and Books in ' i Gift Edmom, piafie, with Two Pairs Long Trousers - i Pottery, Leather Goods, Tennis, Golf to 1 i and other Sporting Goods HI Q In i i F. G. Orr's Bookstores ' E 327 and 2226 E. Douglas Ave. wichitv Leading store for i I en an oy: I :llc-lllllnn-imr-llvllvll-sllilnvlnxnhuilllll1ll1 1ll1llvnlvlnvnvlluvllx-uniln1-ln:-nuu-nnvnl1-ul- i C. A. RICHARDSON THURSTON'Si I 1 2 The Wes: side Qualify 110-112 North Main i Grocery Store ' I Women's Wear - A for : 2 Battle Creiliwli-lealth Foods Millinery 1 E 827 West Douglas H . I Marker 178 Oslefy 1 l E -W..,,,,,1,,,..,,,1,,,,1,,,,......1.,,..,.,.,,,..,.....,,,1, -.n---n-u-n1u-n--n-1n-1nn------1-.-...-...- 1 Wichita's Leading Trunk and , 5 Leather Goods House I 1 - 1 5 Quality and Service W I C H li I 1 I Fl U N K G- 1 I 1350 s. Main Phone Mkt. 4oo2 i E 233-235 South Main Street - I We Deliver OPPOSITE CITY LIBRARY ! 1 ! --l-ll-u----lw--w-II1----ll-ll-ll-I'--'11-I l-ln-un-nn1m--------------..-..-..-....-..-... E i 3 WESTERN IRON SAUNDERS SYSTEM 3 g A N D F 0 U N D R Y Operating in Principal Cities - 1 Drive-It-Yourself ' i Manufacturers of N d Ch R t g CW all eaper 8 CS . 5 Strlzfttsrxohflteel Frank Stavniak, Manager ' E Phone Market 3434 I WICHITA KANSAS 223 N. Lawrence Ave. i,-n.-..-..-.. ...... ..-..-..-..-..!...- - -,.-..-..-..-..- - -..- -..-...g.L PAG J Zfztkeflewl if I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-I ' 1 I -I .1..1..1..1ll.....1..i..1......,1..1.....me1uu1.u1u1un1un1uu1uu1' 1 -I.. 1.111-111.11 DR. MARTIN HAGAN Beacon Building Phone Market 971 DR. W. P. CALLAHAN Beacon Building Phone Market 971 DR. J. M. JONES Orthodontist 710 Orpheum Bldg. D. 3998 Palmer Chiropractor X-RAY SERVICE office M. 3063 Res. D. 1s9w vxSllit8 S09-10-11-12 Bilting Bldg. WICIIITA KANSAS DR. S. S. NO Dentist 1002 Schweiter Building Phone Market 5730 WICHITA KANSAS H. C. HOL Doctor of Dental Surgery Phone Market 4024 603 Beacon Bldg. Wichita, Eyes Examined Glasses F ztted THE INNES COMPANY Optical Department B. Botious Sullivan, Optometrist THE WICHITA CLINIC 401 York Rite Temple F. E. Kunce, M. D. A. P. Gearhart, M. D G. A. Spray, M. D. L. E. Knapp, M. D. H. W. Ralstin, M 1-rn.-ua-qt.-q-nn-p1...q..1. 1ul1ug1gp1u...gu1uu1ul-. 1uu1nl1..1......1..1..1..1 BLE MES I.ffXf I E I 1:11.-.--I-.uu1nu..nninu1un1nn1nn1un-.liM1 1.l1.q1mq1pn1nq1u41..1..1..1..1..1..-.q-.,1. .- Cline's Drug Store Market 1 1 55 Prescriptions a Specialty, Com- plete Fresh Stock of Standard Drugs D. S. CLINE, Prop. uinn-....nu1un-.nn1:11-mi-u..-n.-sales.-nuiuu WARD'S for D R U G S 318 North Main USTA MEIZE DRUG STOI2 Catering to your every drug store need We Deliver Mkt. 1923 219 E. Murdock E. B. Ives, Manager ...-,.1ln1I.1I.1,.1,..1.,.1gg-.I...-..1..1..1.. DR. LOUIS S. ROBERTS 529 Beacon Bldg. PHONES: Office Mkt. 7479MRes. Mkt. 7772 COOPER DRUG CO. Founded by Frazier in 1900 Specializing Prescriptions Abdominal Belts Elastic Hosiery Trusses 139 N. Main Mkt. 164 Taylor's Cash Drug Store Prescription Druggists Roy P. Taylor Phone Market 5465 1225 East Douglas P.S.---'Be sure to Try Our Soda Fountain Service RANDLE DRUG CO. Randle Bldg. 9th and Emporia Free Delivery Phone Mkt. 1376 -un-nn1nn1nu1nu1uu:nn--un-nu-1.11:-1.11:-fin Dr. C. M. Sommerhauser CLASS OF '16 Dentist Suite 809-810 Bimng Bldg. Osice Mkt. 3063-Rea. Mkt. 3798.7 ln..uu.Quin1.1...uniuuinuiuI11'nln-.u1uu1u-ul.-ll.-ll1mm1...-1.1-1.1u.1..1.l1.p1.p1...in--- GEO atkeniraf -. Tu1un-an-an-un--n--u-su-.s--u-n-u- -u-au--u-.1 1 -- - - - - - - - -n-14-1-ng. I Nothing Over I 34.98 3 IIICDLN I f a , . w ' O CAIHIRII i f1f'ff'ff5f3.'59lffif7 oowosurn Mmm menu: , --wlcmTA- i 155 North Main I MEN-WOMEN-CHILDREN I E-----i-----.-.-.-...-...-....-...-..-........-..--l-.--....-......-..- -..- -..-.,-,,,-,,,,.,,,,.,.,,,, I I GEO. C. STAIRS I : 20 Years in Business 1 T Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry I 7 T'hQ Decfd FQ sm. Phone Mm. 2352 I Yo L'?i Porsond!1fV l Palace Theatxe Building E 127 N- Lawrence Mkt- 2257 319 E. Douglas Ave. Wichita, Kan. I E -H1I-111uu1nu1un1n-nu1-u1nn1nu1nn1nu1nu---1.1 1...1.g1..-.,1..1,..-.,1.,,1,,,1,,i,,1,,1.l1- I . . 3 C . F R A N K M c C 0 Y Davls Clothlng Company I i Established 1915 1 Plumbing and Heating I -' 418 East Douglas I I 1 730 N. Main St. Phone M. 1692 WICHITA, KANSAS I I ww-H1111111111ll--ll1l-v-ll-ll-11-I--In-uu1uu1-ui u1I.1-...1.....,.1.,.1..,..,,.1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,i',-I I . 7 See Me for Chas. E. Mahaney Roofing City Real Estate Company I E I bl'ah .1 was l J Q P o W E I G A N D 'FEaI-EPPTONES I Office Douglas 4157-Res. Mkt. 7555 f 1 Ten- and Twenty-Year Built-Up i Roofs-Water Proofing i 204 Bitting Building Roofing Contra,cts-Roof- P , Wichita ing Supplles I ' ,. ,Q 471, Orpheum Bldg. Wichita, Kan. I ir I I Rrxkl Q1 u-u-un--an--uuwnn-ou.n.l1u-11...-un, 1 1 .....1..1uu1gl.-....u.1..1..1..1 1..1g.1..1un....1..1 I -.,... GE 0 E HUND D TH ff' ikxr Xflf 101 ,? , , , 9 THE MENGES GREENHOUSE For Your Flowers Telephone Market 2344 -5.-nu..-p.-.uu-uniuu1uu1nn1nu1nn-.uu.-...1..,...,4.. COMPLIMENTS of THE WINFIELD WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY nglnn-11111111111-1111114111111un1nu1nn1uu1uu1ln-nu Radio Sporting Goods Keys Made from Code Y7EfF7FEHW'S 1009 W. Douglas Market 1609 ....1,,.....-,...1,..1.u1.,,.1,.,.1,.,.1.,,1,..,...,,...,,1.,. Quality Service lQ?uCo!5 Market 7541 328 S. Main lu...ln1-alan,nninnlnn-nu..-un-.nu1vn1..-...1.i1m- 1 1 . 1 yNAsH1 5 SEV E Nash Leads the World in Motor Q Car Value We Lead in Service and Fair Dealing 5 THE STRETCH AND STRAIN MOTOR co. 1325-31 East Douglas I .....-.......-...-..-..-..-.........-..-...-..-..-..,- I A U T 0 IN N 3 DUNLOP TIRES Car Washing Vulcanizing i Alemiting 24-Hour Tire and : Gas and Oils Road Service l Check Room Ladies' Rest Room Day, Night and Sunday Battery Service I 234-36-38-40 N. Lawrence Mkt. 26 Q ! l HULVEY SHOE sH0P Let Us Rebuild Your Shoes ! Miller Theatre Lane Rear 114 North Market I Ladies' Shoe Rebuilding a Specialty 1 .-..-..,-..-..-..-..-..-........................... I SILKS! SILKS! i A11 that is New as well as One of the Largest Silk Stocks in i Kansas to select from Z i ws DO Nor HANDLE SECONDS i 1 i . THE SILK sHOP i 1 Douglas at Lawrence T A. C. HELHAKE THOS. J. RING' : 1 M .,,,,.1,.,.-gli..-...1l.1 - TIninuianTnuTu-nn-nuTania-n1nn-un--nu1uu1ul1l'gang..--.lT..1q.1.+ fjflff AEJIYJ f +n-nnn-uu1uu1nn-uu-un-un-nu-uu-un--uu--uu-un-nu1un- inn-un-unit-p11nn-nn1nn-nu-nu-nu-uuiuni ,F I W. D. JOCHEMS I I Lawyer I I Suite 727 Beacon Bldg. I I -.I-...l..1..i.,-...1....-I.....1lu1nu-,...gq.-H I Res. 857 N. St. Francis-Phone D. 4046M I VOWEL FURNITURE COMPANY I JESSE VOWEL, Manager Carpets, Stoves and Hardware I Phone Douglas 1903 I 241 N. Main. st. Wichita, Kan. I I----.------..-..-.--..-...-...-tt..-.tt-..-.tt-.tt I FRED H. REED ISTUDIO I 122 North Market I fI'he kind of Photographs you want at the price you I want to pay I I -u-1-'11-1--I-mm-uu-1-1t----u1uu1.u-an-u..1... I i PAN AMERICAN CAFE I 150 North Main street i - Open Day and Night NOON LUNCH I . I American and Chinese Dishes ....'1..--tt-....1,.1ln1.. Compliments of PHIL DOH Insurance ERTY . Any Kind 61 0 Orpheum Bldg. Anywhere M. 61 ss-9 A. J. CHRISTMAN Sz SONS All Kinds of Insurance and Surety Bonds 217 East Fi rst When You Want a Car RENT ONE MILL AR Drivurself System 124 N. EMPORIA Market 35 6 Chryslers, Chevrolets, Fords NEW CARS P U B L I C M A 504 East Douglas RKETS 124 West Douglas Kansas Oklahoma Texas . 1 -4. 1 -4 .- 1 1.41 1 1 1 14411.-nnluu.. -. 1 1 1 -. 1 1 1.tu1uu1n-1t..1nni I DF -nu1n.t1.,.,1,.,1.. -.,1.n.-,,1.u1, --........,....,.,.1.,1 .Z 1 -qu...,.i.,,1.u.-I-1.1ln..In-.n1.t11,.,-..v..i.,-.ll11111.-un1-u1-uiuull-all-1...-...1..1.......1..1...1 S. C. HOLMES XL SONS A Store of Better Values for Men. 309 East Douglas Wichita., Kansas ..1..,i 1.11...-.4-uu1uu1nu1nq-,I-. 1n.... Compliments of BLANPIED BATTERY SERVICE EAST CENTRAL DAIRY Home of Fine Milk and Cream Better Milk for Baby and Family Use If not satisfied-Give us a try GEO. PETERS Douglas 5l40M Compliments of Mus' CLEANERS 13 Offices BEEMILLER'S MARKET Quality and Service Fresh Meats, Fish, Oysters, Poultry 309 E. Murdock Phone M. 4029 WE DELIVER 1.l1..1.qil..1I.-un,uu..nn1nn1..-1..-...ip-1. STANDARD TIRE CD. Tires of Quality Lowest Prices Gasoline, Oils and Accessories 526 East Second St. ELECTRAGIST THAT IS WHAT WE ARE Everything Electric HDGABDDM ELECTRIC un--nn1nn..nn...uninu1u1nu1an1nn1n-1-.1I-1.11 BON MARCHE Hillside and Douglas Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Hemstitching RUNNERS MENDED Ladies' and Men's Silk Hosiery BEAUTY SHOP and BOB-SHOP Mezzanine Floor Specialists in the finest of beauty culture. Nestle Circuline Per- manent Waving ' D. 4045 - PHONES - M. 211637 -n.. - -In-in-In-nu-un-un-1 - - -u--.u-nu-an-u -uu1u--In-------n---.----u---,A-.I+ cz f - ,, ,W ,-.,, sf-S., . Q. .. .f 1 . , f hi Hffbfgdlfll ,!,,,,,,,,- ,,,, -,,,-,,,-,,,-,,,,-,,,-,,,-,,,,-.,,- ,,,. -.,...,.,....,,.......1 ------ .....-....-...- - - - -no-.oy l i We Feature the Best in QFD : Q Q Q 1 ons vas SSPORT NG G0 BUSINESS i E ' R k COLLEGE S Xpeigegtiilifsgngac et B w1cHrrA.nAN C 2 1-1. 8x s. Sporting Goods i 128 North Market l !vltlliIllilllill1ll1llTllllliilllTlllTlllTlW?Wll -UH 2 Wichitafs Leading Diamond shop i ,, 2 CZ FEW ! 1' ' li 4 I .Q I AHONDS' I S an 4. ,umm ! Q 308 E. Douglas Next to Sanger: l Exauiuuim111141n-n1uu-nuvnn--uuiuu1uu1uu1u 5 Compliments i Q of ! l f 1 '- o I 5 Aura suPp1,y co. i i-1,144,051.l...,.u,...L.got-,111u,gq1nu,.unnnigyl1gll,un EFEYS MARKET l l Groceries and Meats I I Where Quality ls Never Cut to FULLY ACCREDITED Expert Teachers. Positions secured for Graduatos. Modern Building. 36th Year. Call Market 1651 1un1,,,.1nn1m.1W1..,,1,.1.,,1,,,1,,.1...1.1u1.,.1 F URLON G'S Barber and Beauty Shop 110 South Market Hair Shaping Marcelling Permanent Waving Manicuring-Soft Water-Shines CRYSTALINE ls a mineral medicine for constipa- tion, stomach trouble, rheuma- tism and blood disorders CRYSTALINE CO. GAMER Q O'LEARY Manufacturers 120 S. Lawrence Phone D. 7455 ml.-.,,...uu1...1.,,1.,,1,.1,..1,,,,1du1.,.1..,1,,,.1u..- Compliments of the KANSAS Me Com e i i i et pmn INDEPENDENT S Phone M. 2583 2604 E. Kellogg S jS 4 Deliveries Daily L A U N D R Y 1 1 , . T '- - '- - - - '- - ----'- - - '- '- '- '5' K ao... ----A , , ,...z SS G HU E E Villris 1 1 . .1 i fn' 1019 101 in,.,,1,,1qu1nn1.,,1.,...,.1 1 .-U1qu..,pl..1,..,.-,.1,.i,..1..1...1..1....-.............1,,.,1, Compliments of J. 0. SCHELIN Higher-Grade Tailoring 517 E. Douglas Douglas 950 -l.1,.f1.,1U1,,..nn1n-11.11.-.1..1,,,1.,.1..1....-I Woodstock Dlstrlbutor High-Grade Rebuilt ,313 flu' it I Typewriters ' Panama Ribbons and --LT 'N Q ' .4 Carbon Paper : Overhauling, ' Ss.oo Woodstock Typewriter Co. Market 1970 21654 E. Douglas -qiuinu1nn1n..n..nn1-nn.--n..-n1nu1n1..--1 DR. L. N. LEBOEUF Dentist Suite 711 lst Nat'l Bank Bldg. Telephone Market 3136 Wichita, Kansas -...1w1 .1gg.-g..-........-..1nu1.l....1 1..1.u Compliments of THE WHEELER DRUG C0. 811 E. Douglas 1059 Porter Ave. Mkt. 4431 Mkt. 1224 T WlCHl'l'A SHOE SHOP Repairing, the Factory Way 252 North Lawrence FRED SAHLBERG New Shoes for Men Q l -uu1.u...nu.inu1un...un..u-11:-1...nl.il-11-.1n.1....1... I The Citizen's state Bank 2 1001 West Douglas l The Oldest State Bank in Wichita YOUR BOSOM FRIEND - I,uling's City Laundry H Dry Cleaners and Pleaters ' Plant and Main Up-Town Office 1 742 East 401 Douglas I l 1 I l I l l l l I 1 I l 1 , l Office East lst Phone M. 464 Phone M. 465 I The TILFORD PHARMACIES i Six Stores ' ! I 1 I 4 .-..,1w.- .. 1 1 1 - 1nl-.-1l1uu1q.-...1..1..1uu1 1 1uu1nu1un1uu1nn1un1-..-. .. lg..-1 lmzfllozidlvzin in-nn1u---1-N1-u--1-an-nn-an-nn-un Compliments f PARENT-ll'EACHEBS ASSOCIATION of CATHEDRAL SCHOOL Compliments of the Daughters of Isabella Compliments of QUEENS DAUGHTEBS of Wichita Kansas NIAGARA BILLIABDS OVER McCLELLAN 'S Livest Tables in Town Spe your leis rs he Compliments of the NEWMAN BOOK CLUB Compliments of St. Anne Altar Society Compliments of the AGATHABIAN CLUB THE TEAL KILLERS CLUB The Best Hunting in the State E MILLER ...... Fira F SNAKARD .... S unne N ..... J. EM nu1..1'.1.'1..1 U . ? WlCI'lI'IZS. 'EAGLE DRESS Catalogs Commercldl Prmhng Bld11kBcok5druElBmd1nQ Personal Sfahonery MARKET41-400 j5l'z65Iq7llIfll7f, Business Stationery s LFP iffzw '22 Rin ,lm -. I I 93.1 ,,. 1. iff A YQ . , 1., .15 .-,1 'f E' k Q., . :gn J-h . Jn., : S4 ra, ,. EE-'Qzm .w. .' . aff A . . 1 1 ' ,fs . .gi , :iv.t1:y:'. '-'ff-A. . ,v 55? A , . 1mi,.', 0 1 Q-.4 . 3 W Jw. . 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