Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Wichita, KS)
- Class of 1930
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' ' V -mf 523,541 EXHLIBRIS l?nkwD2iE'k-iiirwiiri L Y? bigbvawli1i?fv13,iQ?ai!d-ini-fivxifirii V wif L 1950 C'A'T'H'E'D'R'A'L Pu15LlfH1iD B7 THE fENIOPx CLAff OF CATHEDRAL HIGH JCHOOL, WICHITA, KANIAI 04+ CA W ' ' xl I GREVVOVXD ,Sprvzih upun this tgezir 'ffl-a'nnk'5 page,-5 Qtiuh ins-zriheh fur future ages, Qlierurhsa, pirtures, prmzf-2 zmh rlqgme 'Gllizit hefg the tuntlq nf time- STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . Assotiate Editor , . , , Advertising Manager: Kodak Editor .. Athletic Editor . . . Picture Editors . . . Class Editors ......, C irculatio n M ana ger: Calendar ........... Faculty Advixor .. ...BRICE FRANCIS DAY . . .. . A . . . . , . . .MARGARET OYROURKE ...IOSEPH GESSLER, HOWARD CURTIS, FRANK Knusxn, MARGARET MURPHY, EILEEN MEEKER, MARY M. Rooms, ..,...............FABlAN BOLTE ...............,...EDWARD MORAN . . . . . . ,IAMES TooN, CELESTINE NEVILLE CATHERINE HEICHELBECH, IVAN MCCLUKE . , . . . . . . .IAMES CONNOR, ISADE1. BowLUs . , . ,IVAN MCCLURE, ELSIE FEIST . . .REv. Bao. FRANCIS, S. M. u i CONTENTS AN HOUR GLA! fPLIT ffCONDf + TIME OUT + 1 IIQV. AUGUST I. SCIIXVIQRINI R D D Hixhofv of II '1'f'f11,lzl lxl IXIX MUNSKINUR IfARRlil.l.. V12 I I D Rrrfof' nf St. M:1ry'y C11fl1f11'ml Rl X HROTIIIQR FRANCIS, S. M., M.Sc Prinripal Boyx' 1Jepurfmenz SISTIQR M. l3l'1RCllM,XNS. M. A.. 1Jl'l-lllkl-Pill Girly' lJl'f7LH'fl7l!'I1f THE CATH EDRAI. Faculty A I R i i PAGE TWELVE I93O REV. BRO. NV11.1.I.'xM S.M., B.l.. REV. Bao. Lmvxs, S. M.. B. SL. REV. Bao. R.u.vu 5. M., B. SL. REV. Blum. 10551111 S. M., B. A. REV. Bao. f:llARLLS S. M., B. Sc. THE CATH EDRAL ' Q , 2:9 REV. MUTIIER AI.m'sIA Snpcrior CICIIFVIII Sisters of St. loscph, Wichita SIATER IAIARY SI1IIoI.As1'Ic:A A. B., A. M. SISTER IAIARY GERALDIN1-1 A.B. SISTER BIARY XAX'IER A. B., A. M. SISTER CECILIA AGNES A. B. SISTER IXIEI. IAIARIE A. B. Faculty l95O' I I 5 5 I f PAGE THIRTEEN 454' 1 9 i ll ! ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL ,A A Yr A ff .kai 5-.fg '. 914551-535' 4' .eng .mfg 5 ,vw -f..f:,.,-rw :' 'WY W f ,VV Z, 'Z Lr 4 CATHIHJRAL HIGH SCHOOL 1 31?f'1i7J'41!F'!?'n!f?a'iL?lW9fQI R3S'B3ii15c5.I'5f, .A N.: CA'I'liliDRAL SPIRL AN HOUR GLASS y TH E CATH EDRAI. Senior Class History All are architects of Fate, Working in these walls of time, Some with massive deeds and great, Some with rudimentr of rhyme. -Longfellow. September, ninteen hundred and twenty-six, ushered us into Cathedral Highi School, all buoyed up with high hopes. Already the fine sands of the big hour-glass had begun to trickle quietly and stealthily, shocking us into the reality that we had no time to lose if we were to imbibe all the knowledge required to make the first year's grade. We had our full measure of little difficulties to contend with but strove diligently and faithfully to ac- complish our allotted tasks. We made our debut in dramatics, presenting a one-act play for which we received unstinted praise. We wrestled with our grades, overcoming all ob- stacles. The sand was one-fourth drained from the hour-glass, the first year had passed very rapidly. We began the second year with broader views on school life. The sand in the faithful hour-glass began to record the second span of our high school life. Past experience had already taught us that Time waits for no map. However, we found time for social activities and staged the first joint Sophomore party, where the spirit of gaiety prevailed. We entered our play Seven in One in a contest at Peabody. VVe also realized that we were faced with keen competition in striving for supremacy in grades, athletics and activities. Meanwhile the soft and silent sand slid sifting through the glass, and ere long the Sopho- more year had passed into eternity, stamped upon our memory as one of the happiest and most profitable thus far spent in school. The creamy-colored silicate now began its stubborn How upon the third lap of time. We produced the wonderful play Chaperon, of which we were justly proud. The Iunior- Senior banquet was pronounced the best and most enjoyable ever given at Cathedral. The Girls organized their sodality. We worked with enthusiasm and pep to attain envied places on the football and basketball teams. We derived wonderfully untold profit from the first annual retreat in the history of Cathedral, given by Rev. Father Donnelly, S. I., from Saint Louis. The sands of time streamed unrelentlessly on and the hour-glass was approximately three-fourths drained. Another year had slipped byg a prodigious amount of work had been accomplished. E Viewing the little heap of sand remaining in the glass on the opening of the fourth year, we were at once impressed with the fleeting flight of time. We had much to accomp- lish. We found an added stimulus in the annual retreat in October, given by the Rev. Father Sylvester Iuergens, S. M., of Maryhurst Normal, Kirkwood, Mo. This retreat was a mile-stone -along our life's journey, leaving an indelible impress. The organization of the Boys' sodality proved an influential asset to Cathedral, imbueing us with lofty ideals and aspirations. We enjoyed one of the most colorful basketball seasons and succeeded in annexing the title of The Annual Boy to the Senior candidate. A one- act play in honor of the Rt. Rev. Monsignor's twenty-fourth anniversary was presentedg another play Abbu San of Old Iapan was pronounced an outstanding success. We capped it all by producing one of the most beautiful annuals in the history of the school. And now, the hour-glass has run its courseg the last tiny grain of sand has fallen and our work is accomplished. We pass out into the wide, wise old world to take our places, where we shall strive to exemplify and apply what we have garnered in our four years' sojourn at Cathedral-the happiest years along the pathway of our fast declining youth. The Spirit of Time shall teach me speed. I95O THE CATHEDRAL ' E----Q6 E 9 Seniors eh, Y 5 3 Q 5 i 5 ? i . Inns A. cj0NNOR, PI'C'II.l1'6I1f MARG.ARET IXNNE Ml'RPHX', President When I u-VIII! any gow! hmzrl-wwh. I ulzmfyx 1 laugh 1101 uf AllIOIh!'l ,x' lays: I grudge not an- rhooxr u .fnihzhlr muh. ufhrrlv gain. HELEN FALLIS, Vife Prexiderzl .'lc'li1'e,-yer l'f'.-'igz1erl. IOSEPII Ii. LANDWEHR, Vive Prexideni I um nmmzrrh of all I .fIH'l'!'j', My righl Ihere is none to rlixpzztr. IXRLINE Yvoxxn Dl'PREE, Treasurer. HfXROLD C. KQATZ, Treasurer Mon of her faulfx lv:-ought their e,re11.vr.f wilh l11uw1rfl11e.f.f, lillhllfllhff, ,md ,calf-renonm'rmrnl do them. make for munl' happinesx. 'Time and tide tarry for no man. PAGE NINETEEN l93O 9 Q! Q, , ' SGIIIOTS ' V., 1 2 1 Z s I If A . YQ 3: I E I , 5 , . N. FRANK KRI'sKu, IR., Sc'z'rc'mry CATHERINE BERTHA STEFFENS Secretary Qmrt prr,mn.f arf wrlwfnz' rz'w'y1uhr1'r'. My f7ll.fll7ll'.V.f madr mr zz loolqrr-on. c9RACE MARIE BECKER SIM f7Ill7lfA'lIF,x' hcl' joys and roncml: har grids, WILFRED BENDER Thr worlq of Ihr' uforlzl' muff still lwr flour, Am! mizzrlx ure' many, fhongh lrnllz be ont. FABIAN I.. Bonn ISADEL LLTCILLE BowLrs Hix hrarf runs rzufuy wirlz hi: hczld. To yonlh I hurr lm! llzrrr words of mm1.fr1--- work, work, work. 'Time is zz great consoler. PAGE TWENTY l95O THE CATH EDRAL 0 TH E CATH EDRAL CD can Seniors 1 -v 6 i i E r 1 L--4 ,J IMIILDEGARDE BARBARA BUNCH CEQILIA RUSELA BURTZ Drlny if not nluuzyx r1ffz',f.nl1'y, 11111 if cnrfxav Hn' IDILIIIIIFIZC arf' hm' fortune. wifzlunz. MAnm:E1uTE MAGDALENA BURTZ Of .fpiril ,vo .vlill and qniel. FLURENCE IOSEPIIINE Busan An urlfnl wonmn Illdlfff ll nzodrriz saint. 'IQHOINIAS H. BUSER ' LLOYD A. COLLINS -I young nmn who lflm'l1r'x ix lrrllrr Ihnn one .'1n'f'pI my lllflllgflfifU1'f!llI!Ik.ff I lmrr nu ufurJ.f. who mrnx pale. Time cures more than zz doctor. PAGE YWENTY-ONE I95O ' v Seniors ru: CATH EDRAL 3 . I I I I 9 I i 5 HOWARD I. CURTIS IANE NIARIE D.aI.I3x' lfull of grml Izimx and IWIII on llflfllf' rrlirrprixr. Om unyom' 1'f'Hl!'III.L!'I' wlzrn Iinzfx were not hard Izml money nut xmrfc ' F. BRICE IJAY 'Tix iqrml, 'tix nmnly, lo r1'i,vrlI1in flixgzzisr. ELSIE FEIST 1411 ull-Izrorlnd girl,-z'anIp11'fe' in hrrwlf. CECILIA ELIZABETH FLANIGAN EI.IzA1IIaI'II E. CI.-KGEN Hlrxxrrl ix Ihr one thu! firxr f?ll'l'l1f!'1l sl:'fp,' il El'6'l'yfflfIIg if !7l't'0!71fI1g to Ihr nulvlc. wvrrx um' ull orfr like I1 lwlunlqrl. Time is a rzoiselesx file. PAGE TWENTV-TWO l95O THE CATH EDRAI. .avi f SGHIOFS r , 3 5 e E 1 S . i l7mNules BERENICE CZEHRER N. losrzvu CHQSSLIER 'I'f-url: mf' Iflc' url of furyrltillgf for I oflrvl rc- I nm rffh fr1'yr11nf lflr drfuzzzy of umlrice. l!It'l!l!7I'I' zrlmt I ruunlzl IIUI, mnf 1111111111 jurlgwf zrfml I !t'OllIll. Iousvll I. CIITTRICII .-I Ayuznzg IPIAIII llmf ix flu' KQl'lIl'lll1 f.lI'!1I'fIt' wllffl rvrryorzr. RVTHELXNIA IIADEN Thaw' un' NILIIIY unlyx In fumr. lorm P. Hmm' CATHERINE PIIILOMENA HElc:nELBEc:u I ml lull, .flap uwll, nuff rlriulq we-ll. full Muff I 111111111 mlhw' .fnfffr Illljllflly 1,1101 uv! rlnjlzxtfy. Y .ill rlvlllll, l!hll'S .111 Time if G0d': and ourx. l95O PAGE TWENTY-THREE THE CATH EDRAI. 09 :9 eniors N , , w w , 'E Y? 15 i Q i u 2 V . s Q K ,fi g 5 I4 S X Z i V1 'z ,S R Fmarm NIARIIZ Lms IVAN F. Mf1ctLl'RE Thr ,fxlyl-fly gUl'A' ffm! xlill uuzlwzv H111 rlrrp. .N'zulm11,: nmv roll: lm! Ihr Iruf mul li11r11,c fflf' ,mlnzf 14'fu'1'1 f'r it gum. lmm I. Mcliumavx' 0 ffnlf U lu-fl! Ifflllfllflllf ffrrff Tflrll hI'1ll'!'lI upon l'1H'lfl to my zrmrr hmzzff FILEEN Luvlsn MEEKER fluff ,fhr IOI'!'lf lgc'c'p1'11lQ wnzfmfzy. linwfxun V. Momx cjEI.E5TINE NEvxLLxa UI nmnzzrrr gf-nllr, of ulff'f'ffm1.-' Hllrlflf lI'ln1r if zvrzrfh llllllllg ut ull, ir zvorlh doing wrll In wi! 11 nmnf xinlplifity, 11 rhilfl. 'Time brizzgy all tlzizzgy I0 light. PAGE TVVENTY-FOUR I95O TH E CATH EDRAI. Seniors - QD can i 1 I 5 fn I 1 I 1 1 REGINA MARIA RADER MARY MARGARET Rooms I hIu'r un'un1plI'xh:'1l wha! I was HNF. Wrlm1'lI1i lll'fft I't'I1f Ile'gr'c'r'y. DAVID I. OLMSTED O11 to lirfc' in ruff, und not tu Ive lvauml to 1l11'r1lq.' MARGARET OYRQJURKE .ARTHUR A. PFAFF You are u zleliciolu tormfn!! Cl1err'fIrIr1f.I'x, fir, ix the principul ingredient for Time is a great teacher. l95O tg 0011 hfulilx PAGE TWENTY-FIVE If THE CATH EDRAL 0 o Seniors Rm' SKIIIUENBIIRN IVIARIE Sczumnz lx'.fw1 flpprfirr mul qrulk fl'l QI'J'fiI17l llulfl on you To fr A630011 IVUIIIAIII, zmilzinlg limi lmpprlzx ix mul. 111111 1'UIII'J'.' CLMJDIA Io SHELDUN Skill In 110, KUIPIIU' from doing, Ev1zx.YN MARY SICKA IRENE ERMA Slmox lvlfllll' rlrzffr Iqrouxr old. Sl-llIflll'!'if,V um! xrrlcrrity ure' Llfllhlyi lu-'r IIOIIUIEIIYIE' 1'uv1,t1.H1l'm1f. 'Time is the rider that brculqx youth. PAGE TWENTY-SIX I95O '99 v Seniors me CATHEDRAL I Gm:'I'kL'1xE F1.1z,-xB121'u SIIXIPSON MARGARET ELIZABETH SPANGENBERGER Nun' flu' will mul l!lt'lI :he will 1101. All ilu- u'urlfl'.c KI l'1lII1l'I'Al,' look pleasant plfuyrf RICHARD D. STRATTON Tulgr thine n1,ff,' ent, drink and he merry! IAMES A. TooN ROBERT S. WELLMAN Thr fruit 1,1411 mm full willwnt xhufqirzg, He :mu flu' nalrlexi Roman of thrm all! Inzlrrrl 1-K wo mrlluu' for mr. L4ccuJ1'11g lime, is bu! excusing ourselves. l95O PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN uniors I W . r I 3 ,. lf! Kun J Rulu-ll Lumix. NLIVX' .Xllwcrw. Icmphllu' llmxut. l'.1ul limi. l.lllli'N ll:'rr111llL'1', gm! lwn' Xngxnnx QNIIIIPIICH. Rlklhllll lfllI'lNlIll.ll1. l4urlh.l l,l.u'L. Inllllxl' l.h.ll?lIl. lulm lM.11, ,ffl lxlllll' Ixllnvr lmllnmg. Uyml lhmlmcv, l'I'.lllL'L'N lzllls, ll.ll'l'Y lzllmx, l'l1-umm l.nllxx. .4111 Iwn N1.n1'g.n1'a-I lllYj,1L'l'.llKi. I-xml.: lr.111kcl1lu-133, hcmlgr I-mnlx. 1..mn-mc ilnllu-lm. llullnm' lmnln 1 flny time nzeum'-110 11.17162 PAGE TVVENTV-EIGHY uniors 1 f a Y S 4 nl linn: Ilmmui Umm Imlalx' f9lL'l'Xl'I', lflxlllns llagzln. lflwx1'vm'L- lI.urmun. N1.lI'g.lI'CI ILIIIIMHI. lnl lx'u14'.' !'mxm'lt Hu.llx'. l,Ul'L'II1v llC'lIHCI'Ill.ll1. ,Xmm llL'I'5CllIlll'X'l'l'. Imvph llvssc. Iulm llxggnm, nl Run. Ile-lun Illwlx. I:I'.ll1llS Hmm-hultcr. Rl'lll1Cfll Iluy, Hg-lon liugluw. llubcrr llughcv. Jfl: Run: Rulu-rt l.nLks0n. Clmrlnttc Lncqucs. llnmtlmy Iclxlc. Limlcn luhmnn. l l'.ll'1L'lh Kane. 'Ripcyl fruit fully ffrxt, so door IIIHZC. PAGE TWENTY-NINI uniors 5 S ii I fl 'Z' A FJ l nl lx'f:u'.' I.lkllll.ll'1l Kam-. Maru- Krpplvr. fQl'l'lI'll4lL' K:-rm, Uyml l..llLl1llL'. l.wvn.uml I,.mmlv .emi Kun J lzlnewl lnmrluflnr. Ilrlclm lnmkw. Ulu x1l'IkI1L'I'. Ima-pls Murphx. lfmnnm' f,llXllI ,mf lx'f1u'.' Comix.: l'vtrrw. Iulm l'vtL-rs, l,.lLI!lIl.l IYIIIHIVN. Illlllh Plnllxpx. Ixllll I'r.nl1l. 416 Rua: Ixzlmml I'ruh.ml. Kcnncth Rcnu. I.a1m's Rlrlmlcl. N.at.u!lv Rmg. lu.nml.: Rm: The zl14.vc'l'pl1A11c of time malqex zu llfI'.4'C'. PAGE THIRTY uniors 1 3, R 5, 1 S A 1 1 , 5 5 w S . , N 1-I Kun 5 KI.u'v Rumqn. H.u'u' Rollx. MMV RuIln'm'k. l.m'L-ll.: S.lli5lY!lI'Y. lnhn Sclxltlhw. .tml lCffn': I1-mx.: filhllllll. bull Nlnlllv. hurl Srlxgrr. Lllarlas Smith. I'.ml Smith. ,-nl lC1m': llmxyuml Snwthr. VV.lx'11r Spxlmllllg, luhn Sl.uihn'4l. Luk Slcvlc. Marx' 'l'l1ulI.all. ,glfl Kunz Vflltcr XV.1NI1.1lml1gl1. R4vlwcrI.l xvdlkllls. Ilumtlw VVclnl1. KHAKI XYnhlc'r. lulln fuller, Coznzxcl change.: af rinzc' rlzmzgac. PAGE THIRTY-ONE Sophomores :ff Ix'fu1': I. .x.lI'4lIl. I. Xlmf, M. .Xl'lflNlll'i. ll. H1ll'I1l'N1 31111 Row: S. l4.u1L'1'. I,. l4.11m'h. KG. Iiukvr. l,. Hr.nlln'x N1,n'v Hum n. Wm. lhvlwlmz gn! Knut li. lhlrnx. C. Clhlhlll. H. lihnltvmlun. I- Kfl.n'k. P. U1lv1n.u1. l'lla l1unnur: .4lfl Ix'n14',' R. K1nupc'l'. lxml. lmxls. XY111. llwycr, N1Qll'lC l',,'QJII1. ll. l'.lQgClIlClQ'T. I.. l5l.lImc'rx': iffl Run N1. Il.url.m. IJ. llarrwm. M. Il.u'mI1l. ll. Ilmully. .X. llvlclxcllwck. ll. Ill-tml: H111 lww: I-'lumix Huff Huy llfmlfnmn. I,mr.um- lluntcr. lfuwl In-lxlr. Time if made for man, IIOZ 1111111 for 111116. PAGE THIRTV-TWO Sophomores Il Kun: Rulmrm! Imu-N, lirixuwll Kl'llIll'L!Y, lla-lrn Kl'CILllIllllI'. N1.lIllll.l x1.lYl'l'l :ml IQun'.' M. Mdlmlm. I McIlun.llml. K. x1kkxllYlI.l4QIC. I., N14-ngrs. Huy Nkxlltlll. V. Ncwnmn: gn! Knut .X. Nuxlllc. .Xgnu I'c'Ic'l's. S I'lulmlur. l r.umw l,l'l'NIIll1. M. R.1gl.1n. M. R.nml1: 4111 lCou': Russell Rm-. U. Ruin. G. Snrlcs. Ann.: lgl'I'. ll. Sl.llll'l'X. l.. SV.ll14QCI1lYl'I'g1.'lZ ill: Kllllf I. Sm.u'ah. LT. Sl.1Hm'nI. M. Slll4.'X1'I'. M. Strulwlr. 'llvm rclhlll, lfuy 'I'hrcH.nIl: M11 lion! .hh 'llullxx HCI'Il.lI'll NYulwr. Gun. VVcsh'v. Opal VVl1cclc'l'. 'Time' L'Ill'C'.S' llfllltll FCLIIOIZ CLIIIIZOZ. PAGE THIRTV-THREE FFESIIUISI1 1-I Kffrei II. XIIM-nw. Rmc ,Xn4lurwn. lf. .X:,I1ICk'. C. Iigmrr. Ifr. Ihwtgum. M.1IHI:' Ihggx: :ml Kunz I'I1lI IiwmIwII. II. IIr.uun.:gIv. Marv IIruum. Im-. Iiuwr. RIKII. lhxrncv. Inn. Clmlwznz gn! lJun': CQ. Clark. IICFIILI KfI.lrkr', I'. Clupm. I,c'o Ilclvlwrcwllt. 'l'Iu'rm I,1'I5I1I'l'CIIf. M. I7rmI10rty: .gill Roni XVIII. IIHIIQIIUTIY. 'I'Iu'In1.1 Imwrlc-v. I'. Izrnxtm.m. I.. Ifrgnpfmr. II. I'II'.lHIxL'l'1I7CI LI. I.. Urxrgl-x1 gill Roux' I,c.umIcr Gurgu, I. liurnum. II. II.llQ.lI1, Inn. IIwIzm.m. .X. IIIIIIIINITXII. .X. Ilughcwz lmlh Rana' Ifr. IIIIMIIFN. .Xmtzx Irwin. XY. Iunrs. .Xmv Iuncw. Ilcrnnrfl Kam. Iicrtilil Krpplvr. 'Time flies, Death urges. PAGE YHIRYV-FOUR FFGSITITIQYI ff Ifffzr' NI. Iirmkv. I. I,.lIllIK'I'I7. M.1rv l,.1Iu-V. .Xlln-rt I..mmIv. I. I.IlIIIx.IIIIIY, Lou M.nIl.mcx'1 :ml Rfuv: ' x I XIIIII IHIQI Ihum XIIl1.u'lx'. NI. NIEIHIIIQIIIIII. In. Mn'MuIIm. li, IXIFIIQLN. M. Murphv: gn! Kunz' Inu I Nulvlc. Lu. I.1x'lun. Ifr. I':-tcm, Carl I'in.m'c'. Mary I'ritnI1.1rcI. NI.ll'lK' Run:-, 4111 lwm: Ilumtlw Rvlmrr. gnu. Rulalrl II Rm' mn. I'.1uI Ruulnn. I,.IlII Ryan, IVI.lI'l.Ill SLr,zIIm'mI: :th 1Qfm': Svlvm Slggx. M. Slmpwn. 1 Inu NIIIIIII Iunnm Sxmrr, I,.IlII 'I'hrclIg1II. I'IIllLlI5l'III Vail: Ulf! Krmx' XVIII. NYJNHI. lilmx. VV.ntIxim, Rust rmlnmn. XIJYIL' XIII-'.l11mI. NV.lItcr XYL'I'IIl'l', las. I.cn'. ,N 'Time lost if never rc'ga1'ncd . PAGE THIRTY-FIV! TH E CATH EDRAL Interior of Saint Mary,s Cathedral Shrine of the Triune God we draw anigh And paase a time, won by thy hallowed eharm And saerea' calm, to breathe a lowly prayer Of praise, of hope, of love to Him Who framed Within the artist's mina' thy loveliness. -REV. T. A. MCKERNAN. 'Time merges as into eternity. l95O SPLIT SECGNDS s.- ALE SQi'AT MILLER, known as the wittiest ,eoaeh in Wichita, has again produeed win- ning Green and Gold teams, whieh refleet the fighting, never-say-die spirit of their leader. Ile was known as the hest all-around athlete in the history of Fairmount College. In his second year as director uf athleties at Cathedral, Squat , as he is known hy all his friends, gained the respect and friendship nl' hoth faculty and players. Mr. Miller was again eonfrcmted with a sad lack of foothall material this year: lint due to his ahility to get the most ont of his charges. he developed a team that won much praise. llis haskethall team enjoyed a sueeessftll seasun, though handicapped hy laek uf size. llis many friends will welcome him hack at the sound of the whistle in Septemher. lliria NlII.l.l-IR CT-he Letter Yap Rllllf Reading frum left tu right: llarry lfllis. Iluward Gauss. Ledily Cireeier. Riihert NVellni.in. fflnltllr' lCun': Geurge NVeslet', Larry llauseh. lfraneis Kane, Iiin Uiiiiiiin. lhne lbav. Rh' Stlnieiilnnii. llariilil Sniytht, Hale Miller. tlaiaeltj Bultum Kunz' lust-ph lainilwehr. lnsepli Gessler. Frank Kruske. 'lied Muran. lack Mtlireexi. Itihn llealx. Rieltard Stratum. Harold liatz. lite Gittrieh, PAGE YHlRTYvEIGHT 'Timex glides by not zmlilge a stream. g i'-1-P ' THE CATHEDRAL - Q Qi, Q49 ' Cheer Leaders V ' FRANCIS IQANE CHSNEVIEVE RYAN lN'lAitY AI.l5ERS Diusetml.t. KENNEDX' 7 The peppiest pep I ever knew It never comes a-pokin'. If you could know the pep we have, Youkl think we wereln-jokin'l lt's not the pep of a pepper-box Nor the pep of Z1 pop-corn popperg It's not the pep of a prickly pear, Nor the pep of 21 vinegar-stopper! It's the peppiest pep of all the peppers- It's the pep of the Pep-pep Steppersl 3 me Pep Cluh i l l .A Top Row: Loretta Phillips, llelen lelively, Florence lluseh, Celestine Neville, llililegartle llunek, lane Daley, Flureiiee litllis. Mary M. Rogers, Margaret llarrison. .llidilli-' Rauf: Regina Railer, Frances lillis, Cecilia Flanigan, Margaret Fitzgerald, Ruthelma Ilatlen, Claudia Sheltlimn, llelen liallis. Opal Lalmatlie. lilorenee llarnmn. lilsie lfeist. Margaret fyRtllll'liL', Helen llughr-N. Boflom Rong' Marie K. Ruth. lfreela liranlaenlwerg, Iulia Higgins, Margaret Murphy, Grace Becker, Mary Alberx, Curriiie Olivier, Loretta Salisbury, Mary Artlene 'I'lu'elf11ll. Natalie Ring. Iuliu Deal. lsatlel Buwlun. F0015 11511, iWhat if time? PAGE THIRTY-NINE l95O Vi' l Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov i Nov. IS Nov. 22 '- THE CATHEDRAL - Football Sclweclule l Florence Lyons Peabody Sterling Augusta Indians Kingman Total 0 27 7 15 13 25 34 I2I ,.llllCLlI'Lll Calheclrul Tnlhedml Cullxedrnl Izuhedrul ,zllhcdral Mitlicdrul CA1f1',x1N hex Mr:Giu-.mv fl-lie Footlnall Squacl There Here Here There There I Iere There , WY... Tnp Row: Lziwrenee Klittrich. Im- llesse. George lfrnnk. lfrginrix Huuxeliulter. ll. lillis, Manager, Rrmnlil Cimper. Steve Pliilmlee, llowpml Crm. ,Xllwert Reecly, liil. Iluxix: .lliilfflr Rauf: IJ. Barnes l iul Ruulun, llmvnril Smythe. Lelllly Greever. Geo. VVealey. luck McGreex'y. lfrnnk Kruske, live Gesxler. 1 l.nrry lixlllkfll. Kenneth lluy. Leunnrcl Kane. Iulius lhillips: lfortrmz RUIIH' Im- ilittrich. 'Il-rl Muriin. lznmu-ll lle.1lv. luck lleulv. filillfll. lille Miller. Roy Sclmenlmrn. live l,g1nilwelir. llglrulcl Unix. Riehgirrl htr.xllun. 4 To 10011 for better time is to lore time. PAGE FORTY l95O 1 i.. Dee . Dec . l Dec. lan. Ian. lan. lan. lan. I'eb. eb. lfeb. lieb. Feb. Feb. Feb. l'eb. Mar Mar F Mar. 8 Mar THE CATH EDRAL Basketball Schedule Maize 20 Cathedral St. Iohn's 21 Cathedral St. Mary's I9 Cathedral Florence 7 Cathedral Chase County I3 Cathedral Augusta 1 3 Cathedral Peabody 23 Cathedral Hillsboro 20 Cathedral Lyons 22 Cathedral Florence 22 Cathedral Chase City 22 Cathedral Peabody 22 Cathedral Marion I4 Cathedral Augusta 21 Cathedral Marion I9 Cathedral lndians 16 Cathedral Hillsboro 20 Cathedral Lyons 26 Cathedral VV. H. S. E. I7 Cathedral VV. H. S. N. I7 Cathedral C.wTA1N lou Gtrrrucu Baslietball Squad 39 Her e Here Here Here There Here There There Here Here There Here Here There There Here Here There There There eil r F, b l E If L Top Rrmf: Robert Olmsted, Iohn Riddel. loseph Hesse, Iames Ritlrlcl, Francis Ilotlst-lmlter: .llirlrllr Raw: Cuacli Dale Miller, Desrnontl Slattery, Robert Wellman. Frank Kruske, Harold Gatz, Kenneth Reno, Harry lfllis, Manager: Boiron: Row: Letltly Greever, Ted Moran, lames Connor, Ioe tlittrieh. Brice Day, Roy Schoenborn. Carl Senger. Inaudible and noircless foot of time! l95O PAGE FORTY ONE s ' THE CATHEDRAL - Q. l 2. , , , IACK MCGRHQVY, Captain, l..T, An ide-nl Vnptain, fighling alwayv and IIPVUI' giving: up. l'lay4-il :I womlvrfnl gxuno- at King- man. Ion LANDWHIR, Hefty Tackle, One of the trngeuin-is of the- yvar. llrnkvn leg Yllllliltl his i-llanc'4-'s and badly I'l'lllllll'ti the tvani. Our final vxpressinn nf synlputliy, .Imwl l'lAROLD SMYTIHQ, Smitty , R. T. Ii-st lavkle for his wi-ight raver llc-ard frrun. ,9vEr. nvtive-, driving vnvrgy. Dealing out 'sery from first whistle- to lxwt. ED. MQRAN, Ted , Q. B. - Plenty SlllU,l l. L-nnl, 4-vvn nun-rhalant. Good passer and hall varrie-r. Savvml many toni-li-dowi.s at safety. lou fil'l l'RICll. Zip , R.II. Wonclflrfnl lrallflngger. Quin-t dynaniitv. Fight- ing he-url. Sc-ure-d one nf the two tunvhduwns lllllLlP nn Kingman all yo-ar. IOHN llmm, lark , F.B. Nicki lavklv, Jac'kl Best mlvfensivv :nan see-u all year. See-inn-41 In knnw what was 4-inning, Hundicuppe-ml with injury but carried on just the saunv. Ion GLSSLER, Gc1oxeIar , R.G. His first and last ye-ar, Soon ln-s'unie one nf the lllillllSl2iQ'S of tlw livv one-w. llard work:-r. I 1 l l ' l l I l i l PAGE FORTY-TWO Lium fllil'lXlll. In , X 1 wit. Exvellent dvfvn- i sive- lmln. hziv- : . viully ugninsl the llltllZlllS. l,.-XRRY liwsril, l.irflr' I':'If ', l..G., Anotln-r pot--ntial stan' following in the footsteps of hiw Iwo illustrious lrrothe-rs. Showri this liuusn-li rl1:n'urtv1'istii-s of llll ideal footlmll man. THE CATH EDRAL RANK Kiwsxi. UCl'lI.CfvlH, linml, His first und lust yvur. l'1mlowvd with rl won- r 1lt'l'l'lll pliysirail lla-vvloplnvllt. lui lacked only ex- p1'l'in'llm'x'. dry Ccntcr. l'Imlow1-ll with philly if g, ' e all hv h-id in 4'Yt'l'y zaunv. vspv- '- ul- XVI-Sll.Y, ll'c',r . Tackle, Lion Did i-wi-lloiit ri-lin-f work ull ye-nr. Expect muvh ot' him in-xt yi-zur, IM-ly lfml Rlk'lliRD S'l'R.-YI l'UY, , , . Womln-rflll lllilll on Q-nil. What ho lmkvd in Size ln- imulo up in lrraiinx grit :xml llPlt'I'llllll2lllUll, ll.-XllUl.lJ Llrrz, Snmlgy, linsl, Si-oring blur. llan so fur for n Couple of touch- downs that the lmll got liunvy. 'l'wo wonderful rut 1-lu-5. Rm' SVIIUI-NBURN, .N'huf'-l1ar'11 . l-.l'l.. Good on both offensive :xml clefvnsive und por- - ' - ww defense. hnpw tha- lim! man on folunrll pm, l I95O Q + PAGE FORTY-THREE' Baslcetlnall THE CATH EDRAL , IM CONNOR Forward FRANK KRl'SKE Guard Ulhlblxvr-l inger Jim , the- slap-shut artist. Iivpvndaiblv in n pint-h. always ready to gc-t Ill-ad Q-yv un fref- throws und uncanny in follow- in tht-re and cover one-fifth of the- other team mg in. in ll vPry S2lflSf1lt'l4lI'y nnxnnvr. 3 v Ion clITTRICH, Captain Guard Zip vovvred his man like it blanket all vezxr. Broke in for short shuts and mndv the recurd lung one of the year, CARL SENGER Center and Forward HAROLD CIATZ, Smoky Center and Forward Furl hus u vvry km-11 Q-ye for the basket nnd works hurd all the time. Wutvh him next yvnrl , U V ' Y !,, H PAGE FORTY-FOUR Guard or what hate you, Dvpeudnlt- in any position and an 4-zn'nest. hard works-r, Smokey was a good mam to have around. :Time is the .foul of bmincfs. I95O - THE CATHEDRAL - l l 1' v Rm' SCHOENBORN Guard Roy, witlmut his knee injury, would hnvv hnvn the lwst Uathedral guard in yvnrs. H0 won se-vt-rnl grunvs, shunting from nutside tht- city limits. Baslcetlaall '41 ROBERT YWELLLIAN Guard Hob was a fine guard and a good passer. lacking only in height. H0 did Pxcellvnt work in svvvrnl gains-s. s ' ' P. is .: ,- TED MORAN Forward An all-rity forward. all-Fnttnnwond Valley forward. Fast as a flash and a wonderful passer. HP did the passing fm' ninety per mint, of the lmskvts. LEDDY GREEVER Forward and Guard BRICE DAY Center 'tlmddie Boy vnrriod his hard-fighting Irish Pea Ridgt- was high scorer nn the tvani spirit from the fnntlmll fit-ld tu the bnskvtlmll vnurt und should be one of next yvar's main- stays. Know your time and did a very nice job of jumping. He- 4-xre-llvd in hrs-nking in to the basket. He will he hard to replace nz-xt year. and use it. PAGE FORYY-FIVE l95O 4 THE CATH EDRAL rlihe Glee Club t i li, Top Row: Mary Catherine Roth, Freda Frankenberg. Helen Fallis, Celestine Neville, Marie Roth, Cecilia Peters, Fleanor Goebel, lane Daley, Roberta Vllatkins, Dorothy Renner, lulia Higgins, Middle Raw: Mary Margaret Rogers, Claudia Sheldon, Bertha Clark, Freda Lies, Grave Becker, Margaret Fitzgerald, Ruthelina lladen, liileen Meeker, Florence Fallis, julia Deal, Opal Labadie, Corrine Olivier, Esther Dolling, Ada Tully, Iosephine Beat, Bottom Row: Regina Rader, Mary Albers, Frances Ellis, Virginia Camp- bell, Gertrude Simpson, Elizabeth Gagen, Isadel Bowlus, Mary Ardene Threllall, Natalie Ring, Gertrude Kerns, Loretta Heimerman. The Girls of the Cathedral Glee Club distinguished themselves this year by their excellent choral work. For the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Farrell's anniversary, Row, Boatman Row was sung in a very credit- able manner. The contribution of the choruses for the Freshman and Sophomore plays, proves this organization to be a helpful factor in school activities. At present the Club is at work on White Butterfly by L. Denza and Moonlight Song by D. Fearis in preparation for Class Night. Loss of time spends our liver. PAGE FORTY SIX I9I5O THE CATH EDRAI. rl-he Orchestra Smnrlirfg, from left to riglit: Dennis McCarty, Iames Riddel, Lawrence Bausch, Kathleen McMonagle, john Peters, Cecilia Peters, Linden Iohnsong Sealed, from left to right: Angela Neville. Coy Agnes Threlfall, Florence Harmon, Marie Roth, Helen Loucks, Marie Schmitz, Leona Schmitz. Music lzatlz C lzarms to soothe tlzc savage breast, To soften rocks, or bend the lqnolted oak. Pictured above we present the nucleus of what we hope some day will grow into a mighty instrument of wonderful harmony. Their work is 'lplayf' Music is the language of their rehearsals,-the only real universal language,-uttered by Music's own golden tongue. May Cathedral's young orchestra refine your joys, kill off your cares, allay your griefs of heart, lavishly dispense its melodious medi- cine of a troubled mind and bring refreshment to the drowsy spirit! 'Time malqes all but true love, old. P GE 0 TY ll N I95O Soclalitj 4 Top Row: lsmlcl liowlus, Prcfccl ol' tlic Soclnlityg Cclcstinc Neville, fll12lll'lI12lIl. lfiiclmrislic lfoinniiltvv: Mzirgzarct Spnngcnlwerger, cil'11llI'll12lIl, Our l.zuly's f:0l11lT1llli'L'1 Mary M. Rogers, Clmirmzni, Catholic l,llCflIillI'CQ Florcncc Busch, Chzlirnmn, Mission Com' millcc: Nliirgairq-1 U'Rourkc, Cliziirmzm Social Commitlcc. Boitom Roux' Czlllicrinc Ilcicllcllmccli, Assislzim Prclicclg lXlllfgl!fL'l llllfll, Clinirmam. Publicity c:Oll1IlllllCC. Time devoted to work if zzezfcr loft. PAGE FOPYY-EIGHT . J Sodality .1134 .n Top Rona' lnhn Riddcl, Cfhnirxnzm, Mission Commilu-cg lohn Schiiflcr, Chzlirmzln, Lecture Cfmmnillcc, 'I1I'C1lSllfL'I'. liormnz Rona' Ioscpll llcssc. .'XSSiSllll1l Prcfccl, cihllhlllllll, Pulvlicily Colnmitlcc. loscplx lmmlwchr, l'l'c1crl, Chairman. I:.LlCl1LlI'iSIiC Commillcc. Lzlwrcncc Bausch, Chair- man, Our I.41dy's Committee. Time flax the worth of God Hfmfelf PAGE FORTY-Nl NE THE CATH EDRAL - Q Q9 CTIIIG Annual R.etI'68t the scholastic year was the annual retreat for the high-school students, held October 28th, 29th and goth, IQ2Q. Our year's Annual would not be com- plete without recording the salient fea- tures of this event, so influential on our school-life, so replete with benefits and so productive of lasting effects. The spiritual exercises were ably conducted by the Reverend Sylvester P. Iuergens, S.M., chaplain of Mary- hurst Normal of Kirkwood, Missouri. There is no doubt, but the student- body will derive great benefit every time they read this summary of those happy, serene and peaceful days, so full of heavenly messages, so burdened with the all-powerful axiom of what will it profit a man to gain the whole world and stiffer the loss of his im- mortal soul. Let us recall from time to time the subjects considered in the program of these days of silence and recollection: They were practical meditations on God, Death, Hell, Mortal Sin, Confes- sion, The Blessed Sacrament, Profan- ity, Vocation and The Blessed Virgin. And what interest those questionnaires evoked on each of these talks, in relation to our practical every-day lives! Do you recall the lively interest aroused by the question-box? How swiftly the time passed, although we were deeply and constantly preoccupied with things purely spiritual! And Oh, what joy and peace took possession of our souls in the closing days and hours of these spiritual exercises! Let memory betimes remind us of the well-balanced time-table of each day's ex- ercises and recall the final crowning act of the day, when we assembled within the hal- lowed walls of the Cathedral to recite the Rosary in common and bow in humble and suppliant adoration when the benediction of the Blessed Sacrament sent us home, in peace with ourselves and the Creator! We cannot close this theme in a more fitting way, than to recall the final resolutions suggested on the souvenir holy-picture of the retreat and asking ourselves anew in how far we have lived up to their fulfillment. May those of us, who will again attend Cathedral next year, look forward with great anticipation to the annual retreat of IQ30, resolved to derive even still greater benefits from its incalculable spiritual opportunities. 4 Rnv. SYLvEs'rER P. IUERGENS S. M., S. T. D. Grasp Father Time by his jbreloclq. I95C NE of the outstanding features of - THE CATHEDRAL ' Critical Review of the Six Best Performances of 1930 'H' Why the Chimes Rang. Part dialogue, part silent. A picturesque story of the Christ Child told in a beautiful way. The gorgeous setting and the sincerity of the characters lend i a charming reality which more than ' pleases the audience and brings up the box office receipts. However, we have one criticism: this performance was thought by some to be too brief. ' Otherwise it deserves the most favor- able comment. The Smock Club. A lively, mod- i ern, drama, a lively, modern cast of A Sophomore girls. Played and directed ' with distinction. This is a one-act comedy with an astounding climax. Well worth your time. if Six Cups of Chocolatefi All talkie. A thrilling act with plenty of laughs and variety. Six Sophomore girls suddenly fall in love with the same boy, each unaware of the other's L l affair. Imagine the confusion when the six dashing heroes turn out to be M155 FRANCES WUGAND, A-B- one and the same boy. Don't miss Director of tbisl Dramatics and Effective Speaking. H Pads and Fanciesf' Talkie. En- tertaining eloquence and dramatic situations make this a milestone in Freshman dramatics. Watch lor the young stars who make their first appearence in this cast! You are sure to see more of them soon. 'W Mansions. A modern, striking, and interesting vocational play splendidly sup- ported by a cast of fifteen Iunior girls. The fast-moving plot centers around a mother and her five beautiful daughters. This play boasts of a very unique setting and portrays the sincere efforts of the characters and a very capable management-Well worth the money. if Abbu San. An all-dialogue play. This is in a class by itself-superlative. An exceptional portrayal of life in old japan, with unusual costumes, colorful lighting effects, a ehrysanthemum fete, a cherry blossom festival, and a merry-making excursion. Musical numbers add much to the attraction-if anything need be added. Supported by a splendid, experienced cast of Senior girls, who, through a thundering burst of applause, bid adieu to Cathedral footlights. Fdilofs Note: The Review would not be complete without a word of well deserved praise to our faithful director, Miss Frances Weigand, who has extended ceaseless efforts in her untiring willingness to put us overf' and to Sister Berchmans, whose hearty eo- operation has made success a reality! -Excellent 'U--Splendid -Very Good 'Time passes, sayings endure. PAGE FIFTY-ONE I 950 TH E CATH EDRAI. iiwhy The Chimes Rangv Address to RT. REV. MoNsIGNoR FARRELL ,.,...,..A.. ., .,... By MARGARET OlROL'RKE T l 4 I ,WI TIME ,...........,..,.,,........................ One Christmas Eve of Long Ago SCENE I .,., ..,........,.,....,............ I nterior of a Hut SCENE II .,,. ,... ..,........,.,.......,....,.. I n terior of a Cathedral CHARACTERS Holger, a peasant boy .... ..,...,....,........ ,.,. E I. IZAEETH GAGEN Steen, his younger brother .. . ..,,..,,.....,.., ......,., I SADEI. BowI,us Bertel, their uncle The Strange Lady . . . The Priest ......, The Angel ..... , . . .MARY SERVERS AND CHOIR MARGARET O'RoUR1-:E ARLENE DU PREE ELSIE NATALIE RING IOSEPHINE WAY MR. LEEKA At the Chimes Art Properties LORDS AND LADIES A Beautiful Woman. .MARGARET MURPHY The King ......... . An Old Sage .....,.....,. REGINA RADER An Old Lady ........ A Lovely Young Girl, MARGUERITE BURTZ A Rich Man ........, A Courtiei '........... CLAUDIA SHELDON Presented by Senior Girls of Cathedral to Honor RT. REV. MONSIGNOR FARRELL FLORENCE Buscn MARGARET ROGERS . . .IOSEPH CIESSLER RUTHELIVIA HADEN EILEEN MEEKER FEIsT HELEN Loucks At the Organ ,CECILIA FLANIGAN GERTRUDE SIMPSON . . , .GRACE BECKER On His Twenty-Fourth Anniversary in the Priesthood DECEMBER FIFTEENTH, 1929 We cannot destroy time'.v hour-glass. PAGE FIFTY-TWO l95O CI IA R ACTICR S Q - rue CATHEDRAL Abba san of 01,-1 Japanv ANNUAL SENIOR PLAY I I ,. I... SENIOR EFFECTIVE SPEAKING CLASS Top Row: Regina Rader, Grace Iiecker. Mary Rogers, Iflorcnce Busch. Claudia Sheldon. .Iliilillr ICun': Margaret Murphy, Rnthehna Iladen, Iiileen Meeker, Iane Daley, llelcn lfallis, Iilsie Feist. liaflam Razr: IN1.irgnerin- Iiurtz, Gertrude Simpson. Margaret O'Rourke. lsadel Howlns. Iilifahelh Gagen. Madam Maxago, Manager of the Players .,,......,. Ono, IIer Maid of All Work ,......,.... . ,. , ,-llflvu San, Daughter of IIis Maiesly .. ...,...... The lJ1n'lu'.r.r Fuji-No, Second Cousin ol His Maiesly . Lady Yr:-girf, Mist of the Evening ,...,......., 4 . . U Malxulqa San, Maid of IIonor to the Princess ,. , , U Kilqu San, Maid of Honor to the Princess . Ohana, Wife of Iunzo, the Bandit Chief ..,..,.. , . . Ntlf,ill-110, llosless of the Inn of a Million Welcomes . . Ulqulqu, Sister of the Ox, a Porter at the Inn ,.... , Ally.: Hc'm'1'c'tta Dash, An American Newswriler. , , . . . , . , . , , I-lun! Paradise, A Black Mummy ..... ..,.i... . . . . . . , . . . . . . .Fr.1mBETir KIAGEN i . ,C1.Al'DIA SIIELDON ,.I91ii.iaizN MEEKER . .Maiuzmiur Romans ,...,..IIELl3N I7ALL1s INI,xicc:,-inner QYROURKE ......12l.SIE FE1s'r . , .REGINA RADER . ..Is,xmE1. IIowLUs ,. .GRACE IIEQKER . ..... IANE IPALEY .,..AiiL1NE DU Piuin Umi and Umy, Two peasant maids .. . , ,,,. M.'xiu:.-xkiar Mr'iu'in', CIECILIA F1.ANlc:AN Sada and Yara, Court attendants .,.,. ,. . Mixm:r'1aic1'i'1a liciirz, Rrf'rnre1.M,x I'I.wi5N lm, Lover to Yu-giri .,,..,.. ...,...... . ... .. . ,. . . . ,. ,..., FLoiuaNc:E Buseii ACI' IAASCIENIE l. Palace in the Imperial City, Srzizisria II. Another room in the Palace. Sexism III. In the I'Iills. SCENE IV. On the Imperial River. ACT ll-Courtyard ol' the Inn of a Million Welcomes. Place: In Old lapan. Time: During the Annual Crysanthemum Fete. 'Bc' rich with the .fpoflx of tfmca l95O PAGE FIFTY THREE THE CATH EDRAL o ansions J A Tliree-Act Drama by the lunior Effective Speaking Class CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Mary Mxleliuye ..... , . ...,.,,..,..,,........ . , . . . M,-mix Rrmt Her Dauglitersz Frances Robinson . . lostavitmta limi' Claire Macliuye , N.'XT.XI.IIE Rmo llelen Maclizlye .. Mun' ,'Xr.matcs Ruth Macliaye ,.. . , , . Fufwrtias little Beatrice Muclinye ., .. . . . PIELIQN l.ot'eKs flzmt Win !tlC'kA'0I1, Her Widowed Sister ....... .... ....,. , I .oRETT,x S.XI.ISBl'RY Q ' 1 l 4 ll M Il l I 4 ' i Cl .. Top Row: fiCl'Il'llllC Kerns. Ioseplnne llezlt. Marie Roth. llertllzx Clark. Jlirlrflc' lx'on': Virginian Czttnplu-ll. Mary .Xlht-rs, llelen l'lugl1es. liL'I'lllLl tiolwlt-, Clmrlotte Iscqtles. ur NI Iiorlom Row: lulm Iliggins, Loretta Snlislu y. . ntzilie Ring, Mary .Nrdene Tlireltnll. l'1I'QlllIk'5 lillis. AIN. Lydia llerrfn, ll Neighbor .. . . , ,,.,...,. ........ ....,. C Y u.'xut.oT'l'E l,xc:ot'res Stella Curr, Aunt Win's Secretary ...., , .. BERTIIA Cmkx Katherine Cook, Helen's lmcst friend .. . ,. Cuuritrnxa Krgitxs Carta, the Cook ,.,.. .,..,... ..., . N VIRGINIA ciAMPBlil.L Gerry, the Maid .,.....,.. . ..,., . . . , . , .,,. ,.It't.m PIIGCIINS ,'1!11i!tI, Frances' Daughter . , . .,.. ..,., .,.... . . . . , . M. EXRDENE 'l'uRat.tf.xt.1. Sister Rose, Sixier Thezefe, Sisters from the orphanage . . . H. llronras, M. lhiuusox Marie, Aunt Win's Maid .. . . .. ., ., , Bmzrrm Cobra Putririu, l5e:ttritie's Friend . GENEVA S,-tkLEs Time clzafzges the amber locks. PAGE FIFTV-FOUR l95O THE CATH EDRAL Sophomore Effective Speaking Class The Sophomore Elliective Speaking Class produced two one-act plays during the year: Six Cups of Chocolate and The Smock Club . Both were so excellently done that some very line acting is expected from this class next year when their first big play is presented. Top Rout .Xnna Senger. Ada Tully. Dorothy Figgemeier, Patricia Coleman. Mary Brown. La Verna lfraipont. Lettie Spangenberger. Ifutloni Raw: Virginia Newman, Coy Agnes Threlfall. Marie Stuever, lflla Connor, Genevieve Ryan. ' 4 Freshmen Effective Speaking Class The Freshmen Effective Speaking Class surprised the student body by their histrionic talent revealed in their first play Hliads and Fanciesu. lt was a presentation in which every student had an opportunity to do some very splendid characterization. Top Row: Mary Catherine llruenn. Ilelen Hagan. Marion Scraiilnrtl, Marie XVeigzintl. Jlidzllr' Row: lrene Lolikatnp. Iewel Mansfield, Bertha Clark. Mary Alice Lahey. Leona Gorges, Blanche Albers. Marion Kruske. Bolton: Rule: liileen Gorman. Anita Irwin, lilizabeth Vail. Amy jones. Catherine Ashley. Seize the instant time and grapple it. PAGE FIFTY-FIVE I95O - Q els THE CATH EDRAI. 09 !9 Typewriting THE FABLE OF THE FLYING CLOUD Mr. Remington and one of the typewriting hooks seemed to he having quite an argument. In fact, they created such an uproar that Mr. Chart Ielt it his duty to in- vestigate. What's this all about? D0n't you know it's nearly class time and we IHUSL make a good impression. That's just it, clicked old man Remington. How do you think we can make a lasting impression without a name for our workshop! There were several surprised ejaculations of OI-I! Well, I never thought of that, came from a Polished desk. I heard that hook say something about 'rhythmatic writers,' but I couldn't feature that as a title. You would he sarcas- But he never hnished. For just then there was a grinding ol' hrakes, a purr of a motor, and a maroon-colored coupe came to an abrupt stop right Linder the window. The hooks, the machines, and the desks tried in vain to see, hut Mr. Chart had the advantage. Well, I'll he, who is that driving? lust then the car gave a sudden shoot up Topeka. Why that's Monsignor Farrell, cried Mr. Remington, and what is that sign on the hack of- Flying Cloud! Flying Cloud! A Sunbeam played on the Iront desk and we burst forth with a revelation. Thais it. The name for our class! Yes, the name had been selected, for the students were just going to soar to success. The next day was something like a spring housecleaning, and heautiliul pictures of ships were hung on the walls. The captain of them all was the great Flying Cloud. The Chart waved to and fro, book leaves flapped about, and the typewriters happily clicked, clicked their gesture of gratitude to the man, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Farrell, who had equipped and made possible a commercial course at dear Cathedral High. 'Time is short in proportion to its lzappfzzexf. PAGE FIFTY SIX I95O E The Library Q Y ! THE CATH EDRAL l K: i-- .- The picture presents to view a corner of the library. The girls seated at the tables are senior students who have done part-time library service for the year. Each English student in high school must secure a certain number of points by out- side readingg otherwise full credit is not given for an English course. Since in a sense all one reads sinks into the heart and tinges thought, it is desirable that this required reading be done from a list of carefully selected books. So great however is the demand on our city library from Wichita's two universities and three high schools that it is often im- possible for a student to find even one of the books on his prescribed list. But a book report is required and, of course, the student selects at random from the chaotic mass of current literature. We faced a predicament, and the only way to meet it was to go to work and build up the fiction department of the Cathedral high school library. Since the reorganization of our sodality two years ago, the Catholic Literature com- mittee has functioned admirably and effectively in that direction. Through its efforts many good Catholic novels have been placed on our shelves, several of which were ob- tained by procuring subscriptions to the Sacred Heart Messenger. By the way, have you seen that advertisement on the back of your Sacred Heart Magazine, With five sub- scriptions one of the following books free? Please remember us when you renew your subscription. The Parent Teachers' Association has evinced great interest in our library as the sixty volumes received in the last three years admirably testify. May this slight gesture of recognition of their interest in Catholic Youth be in some measure a compensation for their inestimable gift. For smaller gifts we are indebted to many other donors who saw the need and responded generously. Our greatest benefactor is Rt. Rev. Msgr, Farrell, who added a large number of books during the past year and also built a generous shelving space, that will hold ever so many volumes tif we had themj. New tables and chairs will be placed in the library before school opens next fall, giving us one of the finest libraries in the state. 'Time so 01? enjoyed, so of misused! PAGE FIFTY-UIVEN l95O THE CATH EDRAL 09 49 The Altar Boys Society i .'4 ' ' W . A t ' ,..,.A.. 'lofi IJr1u'J Roy Selioenluorn. llulwrt llughcy. lfrank Kruske. NVilf1'etl lleniler. Iamcs Connor. 'lihoina lgllSL'l'. lost-ph tit-ssler. Mnlfllr 1611110 launes Lage. Iohn Schiiller. Edward Moran. Carl Senger. Ivan McClure. llarrv lillis. Iarnes liiiser, Robert Lage. lack Steele. Paul 'lil1rell'all. Iames Lee. Hmmm Roni: Ilennis Mcliarly, Charles Smith, Ianies Payton. Harry Braunagel. llarold Matz. Brice Day. Ritlniril Stratum. lohn Riddc-l. luhn Chalvin, Paul Ryan. Vvllllilkl' Innes. Hli privilege of being an altar boy is a noble and holy oneg therefore it holds lirst place among the honors coveted by a Cathedral high school boy. A Cathedral altar acolyte is known by his excellent training, his know' ledge of the many and varied holy ceremonies, and his reverential attitude- he is Cathedrals pride and joy. The service is voluntary and is assumed by those, who, through love for Iesus in the Blessed Sacrament, would embrace the privileged duty of serving at Holy Mass. The duties of an Acolyte are many and arduous at Cathedral but Whether it be on early Mass in bleak winter ere day has dawned or the solemn pontifical Mass in the late morning he is there promptly and attentively. May he not fail to invoke special bless- ings from on high on himself and his entire family by this nearness to I-Iis Lord and above all may he reflect in his life some of the beauty, grandeur, and nobility of the sacred ceremonies in which he so frequently and reverently has a participation. Time .fparex nollzing done without him. PAGE FIFTYYEIGHT I95O , -l TIME OUT THE CATH EDRAI. The Annual Boyv p f xl x - 1 Iosxvu I. CSITTRICH, Senior 1 PAGE SIXTY HIS RIVALS XVALTIR XVI-lwuz Ibrsxmvn SL.-x1'T1im' W'.u'vra ST .'XI.UING loin: Sctllrrumx 1'.I't'!hI71u'I1 Sophomore llllllllll' l lzmior B l95O TH E CATH EDRAI. Hlviiss Catheclralv - Q can MARKDARE1' F1'1'zc:ERA1,n, Iufzior , 1 N . HER RIVALS MARY Lulu MARY BROWN IIILDLG.-xklmk BUNCK Frrxhnz H1 Sophomore Savior l95O PAGE SIXTY ONE TH E CATH EDRAL 5 9 12 13 16 i 19 l 23 l f l 5 5 Y 30 5 Q i i I 4 . iz IX 2I 2.2 13 24 PAGE SIXTY-TWO C. H. S. Calendar ' Q Q39 1929-30 I September: Registration, . ,we sign on the dotted line. House of Labor opened. Call for warriors to light on the gridiron. A day surely welcomed by tired students. One week gone. only thirty-five more! Senior Class officers elected. Our greatest honor. Prefeet of Children of Mary. goes to lsadel Bowlus. Our First Class Meeting. fol- lowing election of flass offic- ers, goes over big. An ambi- Iitblls program discussed. Our summer habits destroyed in assembly. October: Our First football game results in a tie with Florence. Columbus Day. Ioyce Kilmer Literary Club is organized by the Sophs. Fire Prevention WVeek Lec- ture and drills. Annual Iunior-Senior Ilallow, e'en Party was given bv the flourishing Iuniors. Refresh' ments-boys-girls-dales- good times. Assembly. Mr. Concannon makes us all laugh at his jokes. Seniors. after a long delibera- tion. decide on class rings and pins. TH E CATH EDRAI. env - 9 QS 39 go ,Sl I ir I3 18 .ll 22 28 v v 6 ll l95O els Opening of Retreat by Rev. Sylvester P. Iuergens. S.M.. for the High School students. ' Peace . Anal quiet. Closing of Retreat bv Father Iuergens with a High Mass ancl Beneclietion. No school. Kansas State Teachers' Con- YCDIIOII. N ouember: All Saints Day. No school. Vile lose to Peahoily by one point. llurray for the signers of the Armistice. School out at 1:50. Sophomore girls present a one- aet play, 'lSix Cups of Choeo' late . Conimunity Chest Drive start' ell. Green leathers everywhere. The Soslalists give a ilance. Music from our own Pana- trope. NVe lose the game to the ln- rlians. Thanksgiving Day, and we lose at Kingman. Derenzber: Bark to hooks and a call for basketeers. We all make the Colden Iulvi- lee. Dr. Pepp was ealleil upon and after grave consultation, arl- ministeresl ample iloses of peppozine from his newly in- ventecl lleppomizer. The pa' tients are improving. Anil the result .... PAGE SIXTV-THREE TH E CATH EDRAL 'W I 5 I E i I Q I I I . I E 2. L I I .I PAGE SIXYV-FOUR 13 6 7 9 I3 15 Ili gn ww 14 19 jl I95O W'c win mer Maizc. 30 to zo. ! Iinthusiaam hcgctx victory. We 25. St. Iohnk Ji. Whv thc Chimcw Rang prc- scntcil in honor of the twcntv' fourth ZIDDIYCTBQIFV of Mon- signork ordination to the print- hoocl. VVc rc nfl for Ll Mcrrv Christmas. lammry: Wm-ll. Iliirolil, zlicl vou make any New Ya-.ark rc:.olutionG No, I clicln't. I simplv foulzl- n't think of any h.ul hnhite that I haul. The Annual Staff appointml ancl thc ails hcgin to roll in. Nohoily killcxl toclav. Soilalitv Mcrting. .K talk lwv Bro. William on Vocations to .1 Religious Life . Canclimlntcs for Min Cuthccl- ral and 'l'Xnnu.il Nov clcctccl. .Mlilrcss to thc High School luv Ilr. IJIIIZIYLI on Rcligioum VA' cation Schools. Iixginisl XVhcrc is mv rrfrr- cncc book? Only cightccn hcloxv zero. Nopc. thatk not hml. I'il1ll'1llhI2INIIC ioint giwcinlwlv Anil presentation of the contcsnmts for Miss Cuthc-clr.il .intl An- nual Hoy . The Annu.il Staff ia gixcn thc once over . The Iicll Telephone Companv explains the New Dial Telc- phonc to us. Sophs prcscnt The Smock Club . a clcxcr one-act play. Play Hillsboro, Wipctl 'cm ull thc earth with in score of 17 to zo. 5 THE CATH EDRAL - 'Y l95O 'lllI l February: Q, Florence visits us and we lose, 3,1 to zo. Boys' Soclality Meeting. New htutlent council in prexentetl. I.ineoln's Birthrlay. Senior-Iu- nior Valentine Party. At izzoo p.m. everyhotly tirecl hut happy. Valentine Day. We lose to Peabody, 22 to 2l, but made 'em hustle. Pads antl lfanciesn preaentetl liy the Ifreshiea is well liked by everyone. Sophomores entertain the other half with a niee party. Big pow wow with the ln- rliam putx us in the finals for the City Championbhip. M arflz: The last haskethall game of the season is a win over Hilla- boro. We receive imtruetions for the Holy Season of Lent. Ash Wetlnestlay. Lent is ush- erecl in with everybotly at Mass. Dr. Pepp in again calleil upon for aitl. XVe lose the City Tlaskethall Title to Iiast Iligh with a score of 14-17. Father Cotly atltlresses the So! tlalists on the life of St. Pat- l'lt'li. We lose the Regional Tourna- ment at North High. Cathetlral l r i s h population show their loyalty to Saint Pat- rick hy flashing shamrocks. PAGE SIXTY-FIVE Q 9 'I THE CATH EDRAL - PAGE SIXTY-SIX I950 Cathedral Contest closes. The honors go to Margaret Fitz- 3 gerald and joseph Gittrich. -29 A numher of our girls are guests at the Girls' National Basketball Tournament. Crowning of the Blessed Vir- gin Mary. The outstanding Sodality event of the year. Bro. Eugene Paulin, Proi-inf cial Inspector. visits us for a few days. Opening of spring foothall practice. ,4pr1'l: Some are fools-others are fooled-:Xpril Fools' Day. Down with Sophisticationl llerc comes gingham day. W'e are honored hy the extra- ordinary visit of the papal delegate, His Excellency Fu- masoni Biondi. VVe render a beautiful little reception pro- gram. VVe listen with rapt at- tention to his message. VVC cheer. when he grants us a holiday. Yuml Yuml Strawberry pie is added to the menu. Out for a few days to hunt Easter Eggs. Iiaster Sunday. New tluils everywhere. Faster Monday dance. sponsor- ctl hy the Senior hoys, proves to be a success. hoth socially and financially. We eniov our extra holiday granted by the Papal Delegate. The presentation of Man- sions by the Iunior Girls' Ef- fective Speaking Class. CD THE CATH EDRAL I2 Ii f if' I6 I Hr . . sg, 1 7 J' vs X, 211 .ew go - f ff? -- i ' 'f A-if? L, . t 33. May .' L lt won't he long now. The .'xl'll'lllLll comes from the prem. The result of worrv anal work. The successful presentation of 'AAlmhn San ol Ulcl Iap.in hv the Senior Girlx, clue to the untiring efforts of Misa Wei- gzinml and Simter lierchmnns. Annual junior-Senior Banquet. llert-E to the health of the . -v U blush of bgo. Senior hova see the wonders nf the mill niinm at Hutchinson. Seniorh have their picnic. Class Night. 'Kilim Seniors. Iune: Grzlrluntion. The tl gi v has come that we lookel forwartl to for years. hut now that it is here, we wish it haul wanted awhile longer. Wr are f7I'f7Hd in fvrfmllq In CI-I,S. I93O Proud In ffmr hm' grail mm' Jmlflr m1mr,' ,imf um' aim, rlzrnugh fif? will rzfrr fre, To illcrnur her glory and her rmmrf Fmis PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN TH E CATH EDRAI. Footprints on the Sands of Time WHY, this must be the River of Time and those marks are, of course, the footprints on the sands of time. I wonder, . . . would it be possible after so many years, to recognize footprints that the class of '30 C. H. S. have left behind? .... That's the adventure, and what do I love more,-save it be a lazy afternoon in August, in a shady nook beside a quiet stream, to dream about my second career,-like Conrad, I count on two at least-. I'll set out and explore the nearest prints, and if it is worth my while, I'll follow the shore until I have discovered the footprints of the fifty-one graduates from C.H.S. in the class of '30 and then, perhaps, seeing, shall take heart again. I first discern a lady's prints accompanied by smaller ones, . . . Frances Gehrer in the role of a happy mother, and I remember our Bulletin Board once said that a good mother is God's master-piece. .... Here's another pair, pausing here and there, . . . that's Catherine Heichelbech explaining in- tricate symbols in chemistry. And into the Hall of Fame I follow the steps of Doc Curtis who blazoned across the pages of Success, his marvellous dis- covery of the filterable virus which causes S. S .... I discover the rythmic steps of Freda Lies who sang her way into grand opera, and cross the path of Arline DuPree who tripped the light fantastic onto Broadway .... Here are air- plane tracksg it has just taken off and bears no others than Evelyn Sicka, C. Neville, C. Flanigan, M. Spangenberger, and M. Burtz, all on their way to do some stenographic work for a national convention in New York. They are getting a royal send-off by Ioe Gessler, President of a Corporation, and Dave Olmstead, a visiting naval officer. And who is the pilot? Yes, it's Frank Kruske, a full-fledged army officer .... Why, I can scarcely recognize these.--Ah, a lion's footprints! And just ahead the hasty prints of Roy Schoenborn's heels. Hels taken to his heels whilst pursuing his adventures in the jungles of Africa. . . . These marks seem vague. No small wonder! They also lead to South Africa and belong to Ted Moran who is making a name for himself among the natives by endeavoring to introduce his baseball team from New York, with the aid of Bob Wellman's Comet, whose powerful auto has even excelled Ford's latest Liz .... And what's this? . . . The print of a business card, bearing the name of Thomas Buser, his place of business, and his private stenographer, Miss C. Burtz. Closely associated with these two are huge elec- tric signs, bearing the names of McGreevy and McClure. Their filling stations are established directly across from each other. . . . Those flashing Neon signs indicate Fabian Bolte's ambitions to amass a fortune and retire at forty. . . . lack Healy's footprints lead to the Hall of Fame, due to his scientific ability in inventing a pair of telescopic glasses which enable Isadel Bowlus, the new rural school teacher, to see in all parts of the class-room without the necessary eye-strain. . . . There seems to be a number of deep footprints here. And to Ti me stays,-we go. l95O TH E CATH EDRAI. whom do they belong, but to Iames Toon, Iames Connor, Ioe Gittrich, Dick Stratton and Wilfred Bender, who are plodding along with the construction gang. Stay in there, fellows! lust a few more bridges and you will be expert engineers. . . . Here some tracks lead to a beauty shoppe. They are none other than those of Arthur Pfaff, who has made the world sit up and take notice of his invention of a powder which completely hides the shine of the nose. And if there isn't his old school-mate, Eileen Meeker, faithfully demonstrating. . . . Intermingled with these there seems to be quite a bit of static. But we must not get excited, it is only Harold Gatz and Lloyd Collins endeavoring to pass their radio engineering test, while at the same time Irene Simon and Gertrude Simpson are staging a radio debate on Why men leave home. Fnom station KF H comes the Daley-Fallis basketball hour, and Elizabeth Gagen's bed-time stories,- Are all the little kiddies listening? . . . What have we here? And leading to the book-rack, too,-Mary Roger's latest publication How I Tamed My Temper written under the fictitious name of And How. Her characters she has selected from real life, including Catherine Steffens, Regina Rader, Ruthelma Haden, a successful interior decorator, Florence Busch, capable busi- ness woman, and society matron, and Marie Schmitz, a well-known ukelele player in the Hawaiian Orchestra .... To the newspaper these lead :-Grace Becker, who has combined her powers as a farmerette and English student, contributing daily articles on Who are the contented cows and why? . . . In the same column appear Hildegarde Bunck's lectures on The Necessity of Handing in a Friday Theme. The tracks are ending now. But these are very conspicuous and lead to,- well what is this,-A hospital! We catch a glimpse of the operating room. Bending over a limp form on the table, is Brice Day, a scalpel and scissors in hand. Close by, dressed in white uniforms all ready for an emergency call, stand Margaret and Elsie, contemplating on how many cokes they can buy with a week's wages, while Margaret Murphy busily makes out the diet, with the aid of a book on When and What to Eat. Doctor Day is beginning to operate, . . . OH! . . . I awake with a start and rub my eyes! Could I have been dreaming? No, here is the beach and-but where are those footprints? Iust then a huge wave overwhelms me. I peer at the sand. The footprints ?- Gone! The wave has dashed them into a memory, but that memory has stamped itself upon my mind, leaving a visualization of the dreams of the class of IQ3O! Live: of great men all remind us, We can make our lives sublimej And departing, leave behind ur Footprints on the sands of time. l95O TH E CATH EDRAI. Iunior Diary Gleanings WHEN I begin anything, I must finish it,-regardless of other pressing matters.-Charlotte Iacques. You can judge the character of a boy by his associates.-W. W. My Father's advice: Be friendly with everybody but be careful whom you choose as a friend. -R. L. When a small boy, I often wandered to the cotton-fields to watch the laborers at work. From that time, the necessity of an education impressed itself deeply on my mind.-F. H. The lad who idles his time away and relies on others, will be the same in his adult years.-C.S. I do hate to do the dishes.-I.D. My greatest, and still unrealized dream is to become a nurse.-Dorothy Iehle. Altho my friends live many a mile, I can talk with them by a twist of the dial.-F. Ellis. What I am to-day, I owe to my Catholic education.-Mary A. Threlfall. I bring my books to- gether,-my dreams are shattered glass.-Helen Loucks. I should like to be the one to hire and fire employees,-not the one to be hired and fired.-Florence Fallis. The saddest part of my life was, when my Mother was taken from me.-Marie Keppler. I am a book filled with empty leaves.--Opal Downey. One feature of the Catholic High School that stands out in my mind, is the personal attention every pupil receives.-H. E. Young Americans who have the habit of indulging in strong drink, should strengthen their wills before it takes a permanent hold.--F. K. I have formed opinions of boys in general. Some are as weak as the box-elder, whilst others are as strong as the sturdy oak.-L. I. One of the happiest days of my life was the day I was received into the Catholic Church.-H. E. I appreciate the boy or girl who likes you for what you are, and not for what you have.-L. I. I have a wide circle of friends and take great pleasure in doing things for them.-Loretta Salisbury. My light-hearted disposition encourages me in choosing cheerful rather than doleful friends.-Roberta Watkins. The HETUDEU is my favorite magazine,- and I expect to see my name therein some day.-Marie Roth. From the LIBERTY I select current events for my history teacher.-Margaret Fitzgerald. I enjoy comedies because I like to laugh.-Anna Hershmeyer. My estimation of a person is formed upon the introduction.--Virginia Campbell. I prefer the boy who is not Ianus-facedg one that is true to you at all times.-L. I. Since joining the 4-H Club, I enjoy farm-work one hundred per cent.-I. Peters. The first important event in my life was the occasion of my serving at God's altar.-C. S. My one ambition is to become a designer of women's clothes.-- Lauretta Phillips. When I am angry, I do not Hy off the handle, but remain silent.-Gertrude Kerns. My ability in domestic art is due to my plentiful experience in this line.-Esther Doffing. It is the weakling who has no faith in himself, he is despised by his fellow-men.--C. Sch. I attended the funeral of a non-Catholic . . . I was thankful that I am a Catholic.-R. L. A. They call me Slick Dick and rightly so. I am very thankful to those who put me wise to my shortcomings.-R. C. With chewing tobacco, I associate my cousing it was he who first taught it to me.-L. L. G. My illness aroused a sympathy u PAGE IEVENTV l95O TH E CATH EDRAI. for the sick.-L. I. K. I invariably grow loquacious when happy over any one thing.-Opal Labadie. I read some pages from my diary and how foolish they made me feel l-Leona Schmitz. I envy the person strong enough to proclaim the right, regardless of the opposition.-Clara Wohler. My character I'll never put on the shelf.-Loretta Heimermann. I have free will, therefore I am responsible for my right and wrong acts.-Cecilia Peters. My greatest ambi- tion in life is to achieve fame as a violinist.-Florence Harmon. I want to make a success of life, because God intended that I should.-Freda Franken- berg. I love to see my friends happy.-Helen Hively. My good deeds have brought me lasting happiness.-Eleonor Goebel. The Squeak-squeak of the radio hinders my concentration on Virgil's AEnead.-Natalie Ring. My warm heart goes out to all who need it.-Mary Albers. I strive to read everything pertaining to our Blessed Lady's life.-Mary K. Rothrock. My novels do I cherish,-in idle time they're mine.-Iulia Higgins. I have always found that my happiness depends upon courage.-Corrine Olivier. I love to take my troubles high up in the sky, and toss them overboard.-Bertha Gobel. Mother is not always at my side to help me make my decisions.-Iosephine Beat. Con- stant reading encourages me to select worth-while books.-Dorothy Welch. I am not the villain type and quickly forgive a slight or wrong.-Helen Hughes. I would like to be an actress in every phase of life on this great stage. -the world.-Bertha Clark. After a year of labor, I realized than an educa- tion was necessary to enjoy and appreciate the good things of life.-L. G. Years ago I saw several hundred religious in Retreat,-an edifying sight that compelled me to stop and think.-P.P. When I looked into the long years of preparation for life, I felt discouraged. But the thought of slaving under a Simon Legree Boss brought me out of the slumps, determined to complete my education.-Ino. Sch. Good friends are essential to our mortal life.- H. A. S. My many accidents suggested to me the motto: Be prepared. - I. F. S. How helpless and insignificant is man in comparison to the elements! O. I. M. Golf is a pleasant pastime, but more pleasant to win from W. K.- P. B. S. The best sermon upon God's Goodness was preached to me when I beheld the scene from Mt. St. Alice.-I. G. S. How can anyone exist without the consolation of the Blessed Sacrament P-I. F. B. My first cigarette, I stole- But I was punished!-I. E. H. I had completed my eighth grade, when an interested friend asked me: Are you going to High School? The power of this suggestion decided me, I have one more year to finish.-I. G. Z. I had many girl-friends. I thought I was popular. Time proved that my car and money were the real attractions. After my savings diminished so did my girl-friends! It taught me a lesson. Those were merely dates , sweethearts would not have left me in time of want.-H. B. H. Solomon was right- and all is vanity ! The heart of man is never content with the fleeting plea- sures of life. I sighed for my first smoke. Now it is a habit and no longer a pleasure. I am seeking new worlds to conquer.-W. I. S. I95O ninja-11xioiojcr1u14r:o14ri4n14 10101014 THE CATH EDRAI. Complimenis Of MR. T. I. NICDONALD, K.S.G. ELLIS AND SINGLETON MRS. CELIA FARRELL MR. G. G. WASSON MR. C. A. WEHLING MR. H. KENNETH CASSIDY THE BALDWIN TRANSFER Co. A R. G. TATE GROCERY sf- Q Q T I Q Q T l Q Q T Q -Q .QQ uQ O2 I T T T Q Q Q T T T i 5 -poi: THE CATH EDRAL Shop at the Yellow S1 ry S 1-251214 J 'ii' SODAS ' Ice crznn Tfxere is a Steffen Dealer Near You f T5'55 ' ' 0 Jf G 6? THE CATH EDRAI. 1f0QOQl!Ql Q1 al il Q D1 Q4 Q1 Q1 Q1 QOQOQ1PQ0.0Q02 QPQQQCIQD M4 Q01 ! Q The Grcalesl Callzolzc Qrder g Do you know that the Knights of Columbus has paid to the bene- l iieiaries of its deceased insured members more than Thirty Millions Q ol' dollars? I Young man, don't you think you should join the Knights of I Uolumbus and take out a thousand or more insurance as protection for l that good mother of yours? Life being uncertain, sl1e would bless the I memory of her good boy if something were to happen to you. S Fraternal, ask any traveling man or members who have traveled 1 extensively if the reliable information they received from the councils l they visited has not paid them many times over. I Social, you are always in the best ot' company. Regular entertain- I ments are held in the Knights of tlolumbus club rooms for members I and their friends. l'lntertainment and companionship is accessable to g members in good standing throughout the year. Q The lri-monrlzly meetings l1el1l in Ille Knighl: of Columlm: hall are both instructive and edu- , rational. Any officer or any one of the fue hundred nzenzberx of Ilze local council l will be glad to take your application for nzemlzership. l 4 i A C Q !Wnm- --1- vTg A7 1 Y Y! i Councll Officers Q REV. LEON A. MCNEIL ...... Chaplain IAMES A. LEYVIS, IR. ...,.... Treasurer I IoIIN E. HURLEY ,...... Grand Knight W. C. DWYER ......, Recording Sec'y l VINCENT SMITH, Dep'y Grand Knight LEO R. PRICE .... Financial Sec'y l H. S. KENNEDY ........,,. Chancellor A. E. BALDYVIN ...... Executive Sec'y Q MARION A. MALONE ...,.,.,. Warden FRANK X. VOEGELI .....,. Inner Guard I HARoLD H. MALONE ..,..... Advocate HENRY W. WELLS ...,.. Outer Guard E I. A. CADY, I. I. BUSER, I. M. FLANAGAN, Trusteex l LECTURER, Appointiue E-.- 01010101 ni 101014xiuioioioioioiwiioi Ii 1 vi vi rioioioinioioq niojoiojoieriojoioifrialiurimnioiarioio1ojoi1n:1x14n1o:oQ .54vin111:Qvio1o:o101oio1011r14rj1r14r:4n14n:erj1r11r11r1exi4r:4 THE CATHEDRAI. ' C-----'W E Enm1:11014xi:10:41010241:4111vxmriewissznuisricvinvxsvicniaria 1011114 xoioiul? Q I , , . , -i g.--. ,Eg g ' 1 img 1 . if 3 - in 1 5' ws? I I ' ' sr E' b' -S9-i I l Q If We Were Depositors-U l 11 We would Want to patronize a bank l I Where modern banking methods were I I usedg Where our transactions were han- I j dled with accuracy and dispatchg Where 1 I the tellers were courteous and pleasant. I I 11 Knowing what We would Want, We Q 1 know the klnd of banklng servlce our de- I I posltors Want, and glve that klnd. l I OFFICERS I B. F. MCLEAN ..,.....,.... President H. V. WHEELER, Chm. of the Board I I GEo. I-I. HALIILTQN ..., Vice-Preside-nt R' C. CLEVENGER Alhrlh V,'cc,,p,.e3.idem I I L. C. KELLEY .Vice-Pres. and Cashier B D M L V. P' .d I H. E. CASE ........... Vice-President ' ' C EAN 'Ce' 'es' elm I E. E. BLEGKLEY , . .... Vice'-President HARRY A' FUNKE -4---b- Afff- CW-'hm' I IouN MCLEAN .....,... Vice-Presia'ent I-I. D. LESTER. .. ....... Asst. Cashier I I DIRECTORS I E. T. B . C. M. I .. I ReIir:1ITN Kansas Islighgg. I Gf . M. B . W. , I Crysn1hlI4'e uf1dR?fIl,eIl Co. let! and Woolii Ilielliurzfile Co. I I- IARCH IIIITTS T. C. IOHNSON I 1 utomo 71 es 0,1 p,-Oduuv. I A H. CASE L. C- KELLEY I I Davidson-Case L1m1l1erCo. Vi,-,.p,-,L FU,,,.,h Nut'I Bank I I R. C. CLIZYENGER 1. C. KELLY I I l'f1'f P ff- Fvffffh NWN Bank Vice-Pres. Wheeler Kelly Hagny I II. W. IJARLING Trust Company I Louisilmu Red Cypress Lbr. Co. ' B. F. MCLEAN I I IAIJES DAv15 Preszdenl Fourth Nutionul Bunk I I Oxl Producer ' H. MOORE I I ld Ig-:Ali Lb C Wxchxta Flour Mills Co. I Pres: ent . . . eu r. o. L. H. p I G. E. DONVIS W1'c'him TPl'lllilI43IIZElIgIldf0P' Co. I Bfwkff W .. cs. P -. I W. M. FERGUSON I'resifle11tll1:21f Ellfllhlzrrf' Price I Slovknzan Amo Serlfice Co. I Cleo. H. HAMILTON RALPH M. Rouxns I I I'ire-Pres. Fourlh Nrlllf Bunk Rounds and Porler Lumber Co. ' - , 3 , , F. . . ' 1 I 'bf llfllfif eo. 15hyll3L,'Z ' I H. V. VVHEELIER I I Chairman of :he Board I iuiniuinioimxioioinioioi 11 10101 xi 13020100 Fojoio1o:0i4rjoio1oioioj1r1o1oioi4riori1r1c:o1e:oi4rt010j1w1a:oian1ax14m1a:4:4v14114v1o11n11ri1ri4rioioiojoioioifrioq U 50102111 ini:1111024riaismicrianimmilrinmirlnilricril builtin? nioioiolui 1111202011 THE CATH EDRAL - Q! Q -4'-0--'-----1 3 . lT. T 1- 1lT TO COME THROUGH A PERIOD OF LEAN YEARS WITH A RECORD OF STEADY PROGRESS- MANAGEMENT COUNTS! A 1- ll- THE UNION NATIONAL BANK Wichita, Kansas T555i ' .911411Irio:nz1011111ni'n14:o:4:o:o:o:a:4:4n:1x:o:-x:-r11v11n:1r:1v1an:r:4v1o:4r11rio:-vjo:4x:o:4a:4r1o1o1o:o:1x:4xi1r1o14 riojoioioifrioioifv1ojo111o:r1o1o14n14vj1v1xv11v14v11vj1v11uj1o14vi4v14vjoi4vj1rioj0io14vj1v1wv1cn11v:1vj1v1oj1vin1oi4v:4vicv1 GHIS bank has been here since the method of keeping books was in vogue among banks. It has continually been the policy of this institution to keep in line with the best in bank management as well as equipment and today it uses the most modern equipment to in- sure that your account is looked after in the proper manner. '33 ..-.1l-.-1i-- DIAL 3-4271 '23 First National Bank in Wichita L...-.,..-. .... ...,-.-........-.....-....,-,..,-.- -,--- I95O 5 l Q ! l ! ! ! Q-I gn: gm 26 if ii' im io 9:1 ix- il- i lg' ! l ! ! ! ----.i .,.?Q 10101011v1o141oi4v11r14v1oj1r71njc11xjo11vj1:4r1o11icnjo11:4vi1v11 v1o11v:oj1r11v14n1ojo:uj1 THE CATH EDRAI. ' C19 I 2 I I I I I I 2 I E NATURAL GAS IIEALTHl4'UL E l 'PHE IDEAL FUEL CLEAN g THE MODERN FUEL UONVENIENT 3 I I E -nf ff as I I I E OUR COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES I TO I I I I THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1930 I I I i -A' 'A' 'A' Q I I I I 2 The Kansas 2 Pipe Line and Gas Company 2 Salina, Kansas I Distributors of Natural Gas il g Ur-ntral and Northwest Kansas i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L--Y-----I----M '-- - - - n inininicuianinicviui in 301: 1 11 1 viuioiuinq I , A ' THE CATHEDRAL - STUDIO 139 N. Topeka Ave. I 0 I PHOTOGRAPHS .. of - QUALITY Is what we have built our reputation on PHOTOS IN THIS ANNUAL FROM OUR STUDIO We are equipped to do work in all branches of photography Dial 3 - 0 7 4 8 ART AND -1053490 PICTURE FRAM- ,-f ING DEPARTMENT -.ggll Ilia IN coNNEc'r1oN I95O ,bo ,Q 4 unnn 'P 0 'xl-1 '- 'v Q, 'iff' xl' 'ONIQF r UQIPQUQUQUQ I111ninguiuiuinguiuca , ' I 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I r1u14n1u:ojo1u14x:oj4 - '14 Bpniuiuiug 3 ni 11 1 if in 10101111111111011110102 vi ri 14 Z vi 10:4 W ' T'-7' F -1 E 5 51 O 5 E? 'D O cu l FU U' 2 ! o 0 1 ' U1 2. -u N 5 3 -1 Q uf Q 5 2 Q 3' 5 '5 3 E 5 E Q 1, 5 3 ' fn 3 Q ., su S 5 ffl 'U 2 fp Q K cn s: N ' Q fu ' N. 3 -I 5 U' ua 5 :U -u 5 N- O 'zl 0 5 :: 2 ,Q 3 w m 5- ! Q E 5 F11 ':' ! H, cr' E . E 3 U Q SQ? 5:8 Q 5' I 2 : E 'Q' C S u E .,, 5 Q 5 g Q -. 'fl 'E In G : .... I Q. 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' , --....-.-.,-.,-.,-.,-.,--.-.-.,...,-.,...,-.,..l.-.-....--.,-.,-,-,, E St. Francis Hospital and Training School for Nurses C33 Dial 4-6301 928 N. Emporia COMPLIMENTS TO Cathedral High School ' FROM A FRIEND 10101: 1 101: in in11:1101014121110102010203 is ini ui vi vi 103011 GJ - THE CATH EDRAL - Q 9 ?b0iu11 '11in-in111rinsi:11:x1oiuiniu3oin1u21vioiuiu'loinxioioininiuiocg Q 4 , Q S ave for the Thzngs You W ant 2 . A To Savv is to llavof' E 1 Do you want to tram-lg enjoy an amply financ- Q ml vacatioug build up an educational fund, a 1 I 1llll'lStlIl2lS fundg liavv a new var, a lionu' ot' 1 I your own, or inonvy for a start in llllSlIl0SSl? I i 'Flufsv arm- souu- of the things you can do wlivn 1 i you uso Southwi-st's Savings Plan. lt's a plan I ' that helps you save wisely, systematically, Q A l'l'QL'1ll2ll'lj'f2lllll pays you 622 compounded Q g monthly while saving. I i Stop in and suv us and lot us tell you lll0l'P l i about this plan that lu'lps you provide tlu- l - hiuf-'s you want. R l if . l f D U I H W E 5 ' E i l E BUILDINGMUQLDAN ASSN. 2 i 109 North Topeka., Wichita 5 i The Fastest Growing Association in Wichita Q l in 1113010101031 2 inixioinioi ini il Z 1' 30' i DUQUQUQUQ il Q lQU,l7 I l l 2 9 W HITE HOU E MEAT M RKET Q l E 216 North Main 1 l E Cash Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention g I l E CHOICE GROCERIES AND MEATS g E At Lowest Prices 2 2 GROCERY PHONE MEAT MARKET PHONE g i Dial 4-1223 Dial 3-1241 Q E SEE FR.IDAY'S BEACON FOR OUR E l 2 ALL WEEK SPECIALS Q Q l U 2 gonzui- 1 101 :xoxox r:o1nx1nr1o1o1o1o1-mini 1 1 vi at ri :Zi 11110101111- l95O F110101014'145011101011v1o1oju1o1o1o1o1o1o1oj4:jo1o11 viojojoioioifvj1-14v:oio:oio1o:o11v:1viozo14vj1n11v1o11live. 50102014 101011 in THE CATH EDRAL Q9 xininxuiuiniwazniuioiuic11111031 3 mx is 1 30102011 ' s To the CLASS OF 1930 We Offer Our Hearty Congratulations THE WICHITA GAS COMPANY m1111301 1 1 1 1 ri 2 24 1011111111211 ini in 1 1 1 1 vi rin The Compliments of Safeway Stores, Inc, uinioicuinismioioinsi 1:11 vi ri vi xi 1010104 .noioioi1n:4v11n1oio:4v14v1o14vifvzojujojcnjfvjoifniojfrjoiuifpjnj4x1o11v1u11rioi4i1r11vio1wioio:4:4v141e14v1frj1-11vjc iiiii P14 iilllil gi PI0I0I014l0I0I4lI1lI0C? 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Q Dial I 3 - 0 3 - 4 5 c,0QfgQQQ5Lfy, -ig Q -ff, DAY on NIGHT Q KA f's A Q . 1 New Cars for Rent E 3 Fords and Chryslers E J ' l 5 H'GH5i:EN 'Ti Q x Q Mluar Drivurself System j 1 122-24 North Emporia Q KANSAS MILLING CO. Q Ben Millar 2 Wichita, Kansas I - l 301411:Qzuxnxozuguqr CID THE CATHEDRAL - Q , ?,,,1,,3,,i4,i,,i,,3,,3 3.,il,3.,g4,gug0gu1ng4n11nic124111114ri0ilrZlr1011liU?0C? . . 2 Chas. A. Smlth Sc Co. 5 - 3 Accountants and Auditors I Audits-Systemsflnvestigations E Federal Income Taxes Q 316-321 W-K-H Bldg. Wichita, Kan. g cmis. A. SMITH, c.P.A., urn. vmcnu-r A. SMITH, c.r.A., LLB. i ,niugnqpf.1n10:-:xox :url101011111P1014vCN'If'101 1 1 1't1 1 1 1 1 '! I 2 Sears, Roebuck 8 Co. 2 Douglas and Emporia 1 The world's largest retail merchandising organization. A va- Q riety of quality merchandise at prices that are made possible only by the patronage of E 12,000,000 customers. 2 ws GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OITYOUR Momav BACK l gugogugngl,1.,gng0g011pg:rg:'11viuxniuxuxwxiutuihilri'11'v101 1 1 1 ' I I ' fe X Barcla I Eff Y 1 A e f I 1 I0 Q W' I ll 1 ower 0 V fi. ,. - Q'..P I I 33? . . . , X, S nvq-E 3210 East Douglas Ave. 2 3-1202 DIAL 2-9154 I Q -014ig:ix:1011wilri1n1oio1o1nx1u1n1n1r101112:11:uiomoioxnxuxnzf10104 I FRANKLIN PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL I i GIRLS ONLY Q FULLY ACCREDITED . v Complete N Mrs. Franklin 5 Courses 12 years teaching com- ' All Teachers Ac- f, L mercial subjects in ! credited Tag new Wichita. ! 0 'N - '-' 0 I PERSONAL I DAY AND NIGHT Q ATTENTION ' K . 1 CLASSES I 829 South Lawrence Call or Write for Particulars Dial 4-8615 H,,,1,,3,,3,,g,,1.,1ng going.,gl13031yiuiuinioiuioi in in Zuinivifrinint l95O THE CATH EDRAL - airwifsirnicwif114wif11111414134rinrioiuioiuiuic141101014nioioinirrioin n e u Distinctive but not expensive-Clothes that measure up to your demands in Quality-Below your expectations in price .gsji -:ff . .,:, N ,, ,, . r.:. 11 , r.s f 1s.s u,,,s , 420-422 E DO GL AVE. fini: in inr1oioio1o1u1o1ni4ri:ri:inrinsimr:o1o1cn1n1uiu1u11 1 :Lain Frank J. Larcher GROCERIES AND MEATS We Deliver 2929 East Central Dial 4-1321 nioiuiuinixmioiui 1o1n1u1o11 in in Z: if 31uioluiuiuiavioioiuinin DIAL 3-6533 RESIDENCE DIAL 4-3278 W. A. GITTRICH Plumbing and Heating Dura Water Softeners Dura System 242 North Lawrence Ave. Wichita, Kansas I11ri:121riniuioiuioiz10101111 1 3 11102 11Zriuiauioiuioioioiu Whaling Recreation Parlor A place for gentlemen to play Now installing a new cooling system Lunch - - - - - Cigars Basement of Wheeler Kelly Hagny Bldg. 1020102011110101411011 inrinioqzuiuiuiluiuioiui 1 11211 Z 31131 THE CATHEDRAI. ' ? ' ' ' ' ? el g We Show Styles while They're New 3 Q And that applies to both our furnishings and our clothing. Right now Q 5 you'11 find our stock filled with fresh New Merchandise, 2 attractively priced. 2 KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES 3 THE HOLMES co. 2 Q 211 East Douglas I l l----A'---1--------------f-----1'----1'--'-----'-----'-A--H-f--------f-1'-f'--'-ff-M l l l EFAIRCHILD BROS. SERVICE STATION g 1801 North Lawrence Avenue g Wilcox Products and Oils, Wiltex Oils g Quaker State and Hy-Vis I Tires - Tubes - Accessories i 2 2 l mm- -wi I -l -1 -0-0-0-0-n-0m-1-U-U-H-li-1-1y-0-0-0-0-U-0-N l l l 1 DIPLOMAS 1 i That add distinction to your i l l 3 I graduation exercises 2 l --- l l l 2 McCormick-Mathers Co. 2 l l I I-'SMI'N-4'CDHCD''111-'S''G''CN'CIN'D''rf11111111--C01-fr'-Q-0-'HG'fr-N'-'Cf'1 +C'f'Q-+4 2 5 7 . 3 D e C 0 u r s e y s 5 l Q S Real Churned Buttermilk, Whipping Cream, Coffee S I Cream, Cottage Cheese, White Rose Q 5 Butter, Pure Milk i l Q E-------1 ---- - -4----------1-.,------.--.--1-l----- -- -- - -1--- ---i I95O ! C 1011 2 2 rio: hisni:nic114114114mininiuinicsiniu ' THE CATHEDRAI. The Geo. Innes Co. . v- - In the llvart ui NX Willtil 111111ri:111ri:11:11:mi:13:11:xirviniuiuiuioini 1113014rininiuiuiuinix ARKANSAS VALLEY COAL CO. COAL OF ALL KINDS Prompt Delivery 528 East 18th Street Dial 238371 '14 ui111:xi:11:11:ni:aim13:11:xi:11113:ri:ri:rimr2n2u1::1n1n1u1u31 101031 14 WALLENSTEIN AND RAFFMAN Kansas' Finest shop PEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO WOMEN'S WEAR 112 East Douglas 1301111in1121111inif14124xi:11:aiu:-ninxuxuzuzugnningri 1- in:-ng. COMPLIMENTS ffffldblmwldklf 011vi:1311101111nxqmriuiniuiuinriuioioiuriniuininimining-rinni mini: 5-, E - z '- i -3 l Ez Q Q, ' 'ra 8 ,,,, - gg nl mit 2 2 'ff - - . Q 2,14 ! 5 2 !-O ! S a l ,. E' . i vi '1 Z Z5 l'A- gm: Ss: ' 2 -m U Q - E'o H as Og' 9' ' : Q r 5 - - 25 VJ' i ' E - L? gg, 5 -U 5 Se G: 5 2 1: 2 -1. ,Q 2 - S5555 ,.. ,if Q 5 ET - : 'T' rn 2 2' .L-' 2 2 - - 2 rs 4-n 2 1 i H : v .. M 5 Q 2 3 ! I' cz F1 : V3 z 3 2' Q '- ESQ: 5,71 :SSE 5 '-'-' mfg-4fvw,:uN -. 4 a ! Q as ,., .l - Q ! 3 9 ar 022. 5 ' 3 5 E 3 W 5 3 -: i E Z5 cz' 2 i 5 u 'I 9' ig ,-,, -. 5 i B 3 3 N i m no ' i Q' 'Q 3 te E 5 R O . P gf 5' G '11 ip gig m l i H cb 'C 2 w gi '- g is F-h m 5 3: Q ' . 2 I u S 5 0 ! 3 52 'f Q R' : 'D w 0 ' : 3 2 I Q, Sh Q I 2 2 H. Q Q g ! , ' I-' l ' s I ! ! - ! -mi .QQ '. Q 11 4,1 1,1 ' 4, Z 9 5.1 -1, G L fr '4 1 . I 1 1 I 1 1 ,Z 1 bi 1,1 lug ' THE CATHEDRAL ' Q ' . Duininiaq if10101:xiivinrinrioiuiuiuiniznioiniu 1 ' QE :1114111:41-14154111m1u:o1o1oZn1o1o:1 0:4 107014 11riuioioimrio1o1o11m:4u:o11r14r:o:o:o14r14r11mi1 eu ! u Q ! ! ! ! u i l Q ! ! Q ! ! ! ! n i a ! l D I D i Q 5 ul O Em , Hello Folks RAJAH NICKIE SAYS: You can :Mako ovvr fI52,000 yi-surly with 40 Rajesh Bri-vcling' lloos-'l'lwrv is Pleasure and Profit in Raising Rajah Rabbits llrivv Ulll' tlw f'a11n0nh:1Il 01' Dial 4-8355! or Wrih' RR. H 3Ef2W'E4JAH RABBITISY 1rinrin111niuiuioiuiniuirin11034viirinlinrin110101014niuiuinriuiuioif UNITED MILLWORK COMPANY WICHITA, KANSAS The Home of Good Millwork DIAL 3-8227 ini L13 2 3 3 3 ianiuiuiuluiuiuir110141101:1niniui 11:1 1014 COMPLIMENTS of REINHARDT .BAKERY mini ni vi 114 in in in in13031rizuinzoiuiuiuini ni in 11 in 1 vi in ini: Drink . . . Coot'sPale THE NEW BREW Dial 3-1291 QUQUQ1 Q QIFQIIU-I ' ' N f lv-E THE CATHEDRAL - GD f ' ' ' '' '' '? Q l , 2 WE DELIVER ANYWHERE 2 2 FRESH ROASTED COFFEE IN BULK 2 g Equipment for Cafes and Hotels g i I 5 WI TEA XL COFFEE CO. l E I G A N D Wichita's Quality Coffee House 3 1 I Corner Emporia and First Wichita, Kansas Q 1--------i-----W--------------------- ------------------------------MQ 2 CLEANING -1- PREsslNc -2- ALTERING -:- DYEING g All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory g I D g Half Dollar Cleaners g j WE CALL Fon AND DELIVER 1 l ' Pressing while you wait Q l l I 241 North Lawrence Dial 2-7536 i l,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,-,,,,,-,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-.,,,.,- -,- - -.,,,,,-,,-,,-,,-.,,l l l I v. A. MARCH, Mgr. Q i I l O I l E W1Ch1ta Monument Co. 3 U 305 NORTH MAIN sT. I g High-class cemetery monuments 2 i Catholic Work Special Attention I 2 Phone 2-2568 H. S. Kennedy, Representative g !9ug0gu1m1w1:ZoZ 1 111 I IfrioiviuilrilP11101'PIUZUIUSUIUI''10104 I l l D THE Q 2 SIMMONS PLUMBING AND HEATING co.g . ' l 2 Dial 4-8324 g I l g 351 North Main Street 2 2 Prompt and Efficient Repair Service g lying .101 ig--1011fx-:Quitrx-pznxuxnqpzpx-rzuznxuxoruxut ll I 11 Guinea I930 THE CATHEDRAI. - GJ ? ' ' ' I' , e , g ASK FOR A ,.lz, 9 S Y iffff '1' I, ,I - D . A. -:v,4,. 5 I A . E Milk ' I1 .VAf Iiaaifi ': - 1 B tt I l A,,.A,.x I u er Q S Cream I Ice Cream S E ' . D if A.4.f-:1A' ' ' 3 2 THE WICHITA CREAMERY COMPANY 5 I-I,-I,-------I-I------I-I--I-.--..---..----.--0-I--U-.--.--1.-0-..----,-----.-- I I I ' BA GI-IS ' g R R g E Main Street 1 North of Douglas - Wichita 3 I Congratulating the Cathedral High I 2 1930 Graduating Class 2 I May you meet with equal success in all your future undertakings. Q Always advancing. Never taking a backward step! Q I I I ' '' i 0 0 ' I I I I I Q N e W t E d W a r d s 3 I Dry Goods, Garments 3 I I S and Millinery 2 g 125 East Douglas ----- Wichita 2 i-I--I----I--0-I---If-1I-I---I--I-I--I--'f--I-----------II-II------------M1 I I 2 CONNOR 8: RIPSTRA 2 I H E A T I N G I I P L U M B 1 N G ' V E N T I L A T I N G 2 I i Dial 4-7306 Q 2 Our Repairing Satisfies g 5--I---W-1-----------1-----N-I-I-------I---------1-------I-0-E I93O THE CATHEDRAI. ' Q EW''II'I'I'I'I'f'I i'i'fi'i i'i'i ' 'f'i 'i Wm? '4' I 0 o 0 0 o 0 S ' g and Training School for Nurses S I Conducted by U THE SISTERS OF sT. JOSEPH 5 2 of Wichita, I Q Dial 2-0431 ------ Dial 2-9669 i I Douglas and Seneca I 901930803021Ia'ia',QualYQ'YD'73572031IfIQUQUQUQUQUDUQUQIYQUQUHUQUQUQi I 1 . 9 2 Lahey-Martm Mortuary 2 S . i T-T Ef:'::ZI--I-? '!3:: , I I . ,,r:.1.l:-'15 ,,,g.,? fox. A i Dial 2-3411 iam' warzpig Iililliiiwiz I g W H I I Superior Ambulance Service L ' M i I 3 S -- ' ro - 4 A 1 5 Congratulations to 2 the Class of '30 I .... I I I I I Q Edw. Spangenberger Q g Painting and Decorating g g 2027 North Waco Dial 4-8842 3 i-----A---'-1----------I-1--1I-1L-I'-r--0-f'-'---1---------------I--M1 I I 2 DOW DEWEY SERVICE STATIONS g I Derby Gas and Oils I I Veedol Oil I I 920 East Central Murdock and Water 18th and Waco 1201 South Water 2 3 WICHITA, KANSAS E 500101 11 ri 20111 ri xioioininiuinin101010101 ui 1 11:1 in 1014104 TH E CATH EDRAL - Q -M? Q I 9 .9014P14P14P101'YlUl0i01lli011Fil101014lili0i0i0i4ll0llIiIli0T010l0 ! I Q AIEIIIL L E M I , earn to arn , I at this great school of business. A po- If I I Tho Sig 'Emc y sition for every graduate Q q llll' I I g Hunfil?-reds of former lsathegral lllligh iclxoli amduages hhvebtaken our cciturses. 2 Arn ex enses. a w en t roug . s sgr. arre a out our wor . I P y sms Us NOW I I THE WICHITA BUSINESS COLLEGE 2 THE BETTER SCHOOL OI' BUSINESS l 114-116 North Market Street I---------,--,-,-- -I--I-0---.----.----1-0--,-0--,------I---.-----I--M I I I I . - . I Q Southwestern I I Osteopathic Samtarlum I I and Hospltal 2 2 Cor. Rutan and Douglas 2 3 . . WICHITA, KANSAS I ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,., .,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,, I I ' M 'W I ' I 3 Graham 011 Company 3 l Clncorporatedl i I P R O D U C E R S 2 S Orpheum Building I 2 J. F. GRAHAM, President and Gen. Mgr. i Dial 2-4860 I I 2't t t ' 't't t I tI'W I I I 2 I : 'm't'I'I l I l 2 E You Might as Well Wear Q I I I MCVICAR-HOWARD CLOTHES 2 E They Cost No More! S I I l I I I L-..-0--1-- ------- -- ----,-U--,----,-- - - -- --0--I-. --------.4 I95O 9 THE CATH EDRAL - .,..-.,-..- .- ,- .- ,- .-0....-..-..-..-..-.,-.,-.,...W..,-.,-.,-.,-.,-.,-.,-.,-..-.,-.,.. 1 Q Q ! 3 K 0 D A K s 5 1 Kodak Finishing i Ax! Films Albums :mmm . 1,1 3 5 oovosm Mama mama: - 'W'C 'fAr 5 LAwRENcE's 3 149 North Lawrence .,,--.-... - -.,-.,-,,-1,-1,-.-.,-1.-!-1,-....1.-.,-..-.,-.,-.,-..-.,-1,-.1-..-.,.2 2 Suits Cleaned and Pressed, 65c E Cash and Carry Q 1 e - g New f ' H Q TS Plain Silk and Wool Dresses, 80c I ,I ,are Q Cash and Carry Q e.ez.mm.,,ee 3 - 3 127 N. Lawrence Dial 2-7251 I IDEAL CLEANERS l g zos E. First se. Dial 2-soso l'i4YiU1'Vi 1 i4'i4'34'3''i i'7i i4'iii03 i''iniulni''i 1 10i i i i q 8 9 Q Men's, Women's and T H U R S T 0 N S Q Children's 110-112 North Main S H O E S j , i l I Womens Wea' POPULAR PRICES 2 M illinery Q Q . Q FAIR SHOE STORE! Hoslery Q 144 North Mein Dllil114P11lillilyi11QAlitIinlln10102tliTDi0iUi'710102fi'fi'7i010iUi0iUilYC E A full line of watches, clocks g 2 fsllk shop, HENRICHS JEWELRY co. 2 9 i Only and Exclusive Silk A safe place to have your diamonds Shop in Wichita T ,ef and your wateh repaired Phone 2-3966 Cor. Douglas and Lawrence 137 N. Mein se. wiehiee Famous for Silk lougniuzuiuiuifrim is 1 i1:iu1oin14nin1o141101:ri:11:rini:riuiu1nio1uC- THE CATHEDRAI. - CD 2'W''A-'A-''M'A 'mi-'A-A-is-is-AR- 4. i Dr. C. M. Sommerhauser 5 Phone 23034 ' 1 - F 2 i CLASS OF 16 Q H. D i Dentist g Q 3 S I . 1 Doctor of 3 E u1te 809-810 Bimng Bldg. 3 Dental 5u,ge,y 3 1 - - 1 E Office Dial 2-3088 E 603 Beacon Bldg. Wichita, Kan. E 'Ui''lui''ini''i0i0i'7i i'Piliilliiiigvitviiyiiyi 101014piipiqygqpgiyiqpgiyjilq I 5 I Q I HARRY J. GRAY, M.D. F PHONES: l S 2 Office 3-7091 Residence 3-9025 I . . . l g 'H' 'O g P. s. BRADY, M.n. g l Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Q A A Physician and Surgeon g Suite 621 lst National Bank Bldg. g l Q Q Dial 4-6613 wiciiii., Kim. I sos sciiweim slag. Wichita, Kan. i C 5 i I'U' ' '' 'j I l Q I n mi. MARTIN HAGAN 1 DR- S- S- NOBLE 1 Q Q Dentist g 2 Q - i -i 3 Beacon 2 Sflllweitel' 3 2 - E Dial 3-0831 2 g mai 2-0871 l l D 2 WICHITA KANSAS 2 1-A------1-----f-i--,-----------1----------1----f------f-------A--A-QQ I E Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted l E 2 , 2 DR. HOWARD C. CURTIS 2 g THE BNNFIE COMPANY 2 913 Beacon Bldg- 3 ptica epartment i - f - Q 1 Y 1 I PHONES 3 Q Office 3-ioss Residence 4-5610 Q l Optometrist Q l . i 2 !--'-- --iq 111:11 iuininiuninini 130101011114rioiivioiavdbuicriuvioiniiri :Zn 9 C9 GD ' THE CATHEDRAI. - CQ TU' U 1 1 ' ' Q i 'Y''U' l E' 3 , HAROLD H. MALONE g .. Q awyer Q 1 ' 2 Q Q JOHN E. HURLEY Q Q Q Attorney-at-Law Q Q 1011 Bitting Building Q Q Q T E Dial 2-3134 Q Q l-------1--,--,--'-------------f------f'-'-4---'-'---'--'-----1-4'-4-------f-Ml I l l Q JAMES B. NASH Q J. WIRTH SARGENT Q Q AU0fne.Y'af'l-aw Q Attorney-at-Law 2 l 5 I 1 -' 1 - 1 E 305 Wheeler Kelly Hagny Bldg. 3 407 Beacon Bldg. E 2 Wichita, K,,,,,, Q Wichita, Kansas 2 I, ,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,-.,-l-.,-.-.-..-,-.,-.,-.-.-,.-.-.,-.,-,.I l ' U ' l 2 Taylor's Cash Drug Store Q HOWF-RT0N'S Q Q Prescription Druggisls Q DRUG STORE Q Q R., p, Tlylor Q Prescriptions, Sodas, Q Q Dial 3-7813 Candy, Clgars Q Q 1225 East Douglas I Q '- l - Q RS.-Be sure to T,-Y our soda, Q Dial 2-5441 Phones Dial 2-5442 Q S Fountain Service Q Gene Howerton 458 N. Main 3 i I .0111:1101011riIP11101011lilP11111115141101011s10i1rin14r1ot0iuZn1411414 l I 219 E M d k D' 12-6923 Q 3 la QCOOPER DRUG co.g Q A M E R E g 137 North Main Q g onus sro Q 1 - g Q A Store of Better Values for A11 2 presmiption Specialists Q Q We Deliver 2 T Q E. B. nv.. .... Manager Q Trusses Filled a... ' -..L rxuiuiuioioioi vi: 1 1111010101011ricviuioioiuiniunioiuioiniu TH E CATH EDRAL - ffl!'14P34Yi'P1034Yi0ilP1lYi0i0i0i0i4 dm I 7 I rjaviavierialjxvjxujrsillicvielif 201011 101014 vio1ojoju1o1cr10I1 njojoiuicvio1o14v1ojo11v14n1avj1vjoi4rjoio11 05010301 11030203011 10241011121 ST. JOHN S ACADEMY An accredited boarding and day school for girls Conducted by the Sisters of the Most Precious Blood pnni:rinlivinniuiuioinilxiuiluin10201 SERVICE DRUG C0. 13th and Lawrence Dial 4-0084 WE DELIVER For your drug needs, magazines, cigars, candies and ice cream 51111124vinnilrilvioiuriurmoinioilrini FAIRMOUNT PHARMACY S. C. Elwyn, Prop. 13th and Hillside Ave. Wichita Dial 3-8384 WESLEY PHARMACY Service with a Smile Curb Service and Free Delivery Where Friend Meets Friend 1rinriniuinlioioillioiniuriuini in Q l 4,94 D I - l S452 2 4 ausmsss E , B Cassie C g I FULLY ACCREDITED I I 1 Expert Teachers. Positions secured for l Graduateskggomifrn Building. l , ear. E Dial 2-7151 HalPQ!IQ!YQHQUQIIQIIQUQIIQIIQUQUQUC Q I I ICRAMER MFG. C0.2 2 Brushes, Brooms and A i Janitor Supplies 3 s Everything to Ireep the Building I Q Clean and Sanitary Q 3 304 NORTH ST. FRANCIS 3 g Dial 3-7853 5 I I I I-I-I I - 0 I IRANDLE DRUG co I I ' I I Randle Bldg: i 9th and Emporia l I I I T I I Free Delivery 2 I -. I I Q Dial 3-cove I I I Il QllQll2llQllQ4-4FQUQUQOQIV-0QUQlbQ i I I Build with Lusco Brick g 2 Face Brick, Common Brick, Hollow Tile g The most complete stock in the city i to take care of your small needs- l l The most complete line of Factone I to take care of your large needs. I I THE LUSCO BRICK AND 3 i STONE COMPANY Q zol w. Douglas Dial 2-o4os g I -.-5 l5'S'E'5 ' 'I' ' I' W nio:4v1o14:o11Q:1Q1cri4r:1njoi4ri1nic14Qj0j4-1oi4n:1v14vi4 10:11oj1Q:1f1o:o14s11x14v14vi1r11v14r1c:4QiwQ14vj4v14:0:o14r11u I gboioif Q Q l i f Q l Q Q Q l Q Q Q I Q Q I Q Q l Q Q Q Q Q l i I95O ! ! ! ! ff 2-PM ' 2 ' ' ' m 52,52 ! ! S E ! E ! 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BUSCH 5 5.53: Nash Leads the World C 'l V in Motor Car Values i g Nnigiq We Lead in Service and g Q Fair Dealing S ' ' ' 3 H THE g 115 East William Street STRETEVII-gTgglg0?TRAlN l South of the Post Office Q 1325-31 Eau Dough. !W,1,,,K,,,,,,,,,,,,,-n,-.-,-,,-,-9..-,,-.,-.,-..-..-.-.-...---.,-.. I ! . Q g A C00 E D1a1 2-7335 Open Day and Nlght 2 - ' 1 Mandarln Inn i COMMERCIAL 5 116 South Lawrence Avenue Q Q We put up Chop Suey to take home g . . 5 at any hour Q 323 N. Main sr. ' We use only the best foods ob- S Dial 3-8352 E tainable in our service Q Q The Menges Greenhouse 2 g - E BEN SIBBETT'S Q FLOWERS I Iron Works 2 for all occasions 2 g Q E Q Dial 3-8144 i -pnioiuiri 'W'W 'A733'5'1 1 ' 101014Q:4vj1n1oiu:1xi4vi1vi4v14vj4r:4n:o:1pj0:oj1n14vi1ri4:v14r14:4uj0joj15o14vi4v11r141oi4r:4x:1s11ri4v:o14x11:oj4r1w11 7' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q -Q 'UQ U! O! Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I i Q Q Q Q Q Q H 'Q' A Q Q 2 5 I -I C : E : : Q rp - ? if bf: E E - 2 - ea P2 Q 'U E E E. 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Q: Q1-A H 2,3 20 Q 3' an 'i iff' iggr. mm S555-I e : B.: ug :Q Q m W2 w Q E pu Q 3,522 2 Q'fsZ :-102 N C 3 fu l 015- -1 H gm 0 T495 2 : Q 4 : Qpgg g M' F 5 vs 3 BFMS 3 QQ? -mxi4x:o1010i4ri4uio1oioio:1 p14r11r14ni4vj4vi1r14r11ri1r11vi1 141114114111ni4r7oio:o14n:oi1rjoio14v2cni1ri4x14r11v1oc I THE CATHEDRAI. - Q ' ' ui: iuiniuiniotuioiuioiu 11101411412014rininiuiuiniu 1:1 in iuiuinioioiui 2010 THE CATHEDRAL J. E. LANSDOWNE PLUMBING. co. Plumbing, Heating and Repairing Business Phone 2-6789 Residence Phone 3-5195 Automatic Furnace Burners and Water Heaters 4114114niniuiuiuicriuiuicmini HARLOW J. BROWN Service Supreme Grocer 3117 East 13th Street Dial 4-1384 Nothing Over 34.98 1 V I 2 Q , 0 6 4 1 143527 12151 ,lf .qlrlzaafll 155 North Main MEN-WOMEN-CHILDREN , 9 V' FASHION SHOE Kansai Largest Women's Apparel Sioren 223 E. Douglas THE CATHEDRAI. - CQ S. 8L We Feature the Best rn Q ' -- l SPORTING GOODSE A Store of Better Values 2 -f Q for M e nn Q Expert Tenme Racket i Restrlngmg l - 2 -' Q 309 East Douglas H. 8: S. Sporting Goods Q Wichita, Kansas 128 North Market l - U''U' l 'l ' EW ' ME THAT IS WHAT WE ARE of 1- ! l Everyfhing Electric The Wichita Plumbers ' u l Com an 2 HOGABOOM ELECTRIC g PP Y P Y 4 258 North Main Dial 4-5234 215 East 21111 Street l1o1o1ogo1ogogog41010141101:uxgzuxuir1:4rid101014rxuroiuxoiuxnc Q ! l Complete Eine of House Compliments 2 Furmshmgs Easy Terms of - l . . . . l W . H . G A I S E R l Le 1 Mlll r F rm re ' W S SL e u tu AUTOMOBILE 5 Company Q Q . 1 WORKS - 245-47 North Mann Q Q I ! 'ini 3''i i i 1 i01 3 i 'ioloiiinini' 3' 1' 1020101011 1 lf'li i G 5 Compliments of Dial 2-7842 Q WeStrivetoPlease l . Importers of Q Second Street Cleaners Oriental Rugs w. o. JACKSON, Proprietor , I We can for and deliver 5 Natlve Rug Experts 1426-1428 E. Douglas Ave. 123 East Second Street E i '--'- -'U' ''- '- 1'--'--' 0'--1--1--1-1--I--1----' -U-----fl l I9SO ' THE CATH EDRAI. - CQ Q EAST CENTRAL DAIRY 2 EA., 5 ' 2 Home of Fine Milk and Cream E Better Milk for Baby and I I I Family Use Q I 5 If ...I .....f1..1.e1.. ... . I , l General Tlre 81 Rubber Co. I I GEO- PETERS 2 154 North Emporia I I CDial ll6J ss.F-14 Dial 4-2261 i-I-II-I----I--I---II-I-Q-I---1-I--1l-1.-I-H-I-I---.-I----------. I I I I IW. M. WEBER TIRE C0. ALBERT CLARK I 2 N fi0 alTi'eS SERVICE STATION I Q I mice' 1701 N. Lawrence Ave. I I Sinclair Gasolines, Oils I I and Accessories V -1 Q I FRIENDLY SERVICE I Derby Products and I Q szs Em secona sneer I Auto Accessories Q 2-..-..-..-..-..-..-.-..-..-..-.....-.-....I-..-..-......-......-.- .. .-.--.,-.-..g . I I C. A. RICHARDSON E TRUNK5 RACKS I The West Side Quality For All Cars E Grocery Store I Battle cieielrclflgfnn Foods Keg. Q 827 West Douglas Q el W ' Q H I Q I 4-7367 DIAL 4-7368 Q 111 E. mn st. Dial 3-0061 I I I 1-I-1-I-1---I'--1-H-----'----1'-1-1'--'-H-H-I--1--0-A-----I---f----'-f'----Q Q ! Q I 1.oN TURNER, owner ' I Central Coal KL Coke Co' 2 CLAIR TURNER, Distributor I I - I I I I ' cr n I I TheCentralonCentral S 9 - 1 I Q I Dial 3-7281 Q Phone, Kechi 441 I E 1 2 l--'- -I ui: 2021111111uiwrimnxuuiaqusirnifmiqyg oiuirximxinioioioic110111101030 THE CATHEDRAI. ' C9 vw- --'-1'-A'-PI-E-1'-it-is-is-'l--A--4-A'H''-i'-'c-H-i'-i-l'-'l--mg .,, I DRY CLEANING 5 See Me for Q ' I K City Real Estate I INDEPENDENT LAUNDRY 3 - I COMPANY I 2 , Q J. P. WEIGAND g E 300-314 North Emporia. Ave. 204 Bming Building I I Dial 2-5467 Q Wichita I 1.0-0- -..-..-.,-.-,-.,-t-1-1-.-K,-I--i--.--l--l-u--l-U--I--I-it----I--0--isQ I I Il Wichita's Leading Trunk and I I . I 2 It Pays to Trade at Leather Goods House 2 ' 9 I ' ' ' I WIC h Ita Q 3 g runk o. g ' I C Q Wichita's Oldest Clothiersn 233-235 SWR' Mein Sffeff i I OPPOSITE CITY LIBRARY I i,,,,,,-,,, -,-,-.,,.-.-.-.,,.,.,,-,,L,,.,,,,.,.,,,-,,,,,-,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I I I I I I WICHITA YELLOW CAB COMPANY I E Transfer and Storage Company I I I I 24 CABS ------- 25 TRUCKS I I I I Dial 30-20-1 - Nite or Day I I I I I lbuilril if 1 l iiii ll 3 i01 i0?'Yi'1 1'?'? 3'1'?'?' iiii 03047 E I I I W2 I I HEN in need of Religious Articles, I I such as prayer books, rosaries, scapular medals, holy water fonts, cruci- I I fixes, framed and unframed pictures, come in and see us. We carry a 5 complete line. I I WICHITA CHURCH SUPPLY co. I I 119 North Emporia I I I I-f---------- - -- - -- - ---1-----1--1----.--------- ---.- ----wi l95O TH E CATH EDRAL - I -I-W --I--I-----I--I--------I-I-I-I ' ! 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