Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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20 34 27 28 4'7 7 7 9 13 I5 I9-22 Pogo 2-l i' 'A' 'A' SEPTEMBER Departure, which was scheduled for Septeml' 7, 8 a.m., was delayed until September 20, d to quarantine. Flight was given big send-o with High Mass, celebrated by Rev. Geor Schmidt, and address by Rt. Rev. Monsign W. M. Farrell Flight officers elected: President ....,..,.. .,i. I Dick Cur Prefect ....,. A... D ick Parso Vice-Prefect ,... ........ I erry Bus Secretary .,... ,, .,.. Rose McNq Treasurer ......,,..., Charles Braunag Course was charted at first Sodality meetini Iilection of flagship officers: President .......,..,.. George Corrig: Vice-President ......... .. Bob Conr. Secretary ...,,. ..,.. F rances Knightl Treasurer .. ,,... Gilbert Brov M.P.'s elected: President, Dick Higgins, Elaine Orcu Mary I. Gaiser, Ieraldyne Rosenhamc Ioe Cooper, Eugene Newberry, Dona Bell, Bill Phillips, Fay Thompson, B Goben, Patricia LeBoeuf, Iames Pottoi OCTOBER Safety program inaugurated today. Paul N Clain, Dick Parsons, and Harold Thom: representing Cathedral crew, spoke on Fi Prevention before members of various civ clubs l l Speed unusually good today. Plane cleared 63-second fire drill. As a reward, the actors the crew presented Dolores Collins, prize-w' ning playlet, The Gremlins .md the Fire Fair JANUARY Flight library to be attended by Preside! Elaine Orcuttg Vice-President, Iulia DiSanl Secretary, Mariann Kienzleg Treasurer, Geri dine,Lauer X A V Special Service Detail, Christ's Commandos, ni at Twentieth Century Club, meeting sponsori by flight group from Sacred Heart Iunior Cc lege. Dick Curry, our flight president, preside Grounded today. Ground crew attended Wic ita Deanery meeting Squadron Commander, Monsignor Farrell, he first religion class. First issue of squadrc newspaper, Shamrock Spotlight, appeared, Mission Week. Donations of prayers and dim were generous

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trained in the science courses--physics, iemistry, biology, and general science- id in the mathematics courses, which lclude two years of algebra, one year of cane geometry, and a half year of solid eometry and trigonometry. Book- arned theories are put to the test in the vo fully equipped, modern laboratories. lur office staff is educated in the com- lercial classes and receives ,training in iorthand, typewriting, penmahship, and usiness mathematics. E 1 - ' , Thee,niore-rdomestically inclined mem- ers of thecrew find the sewing and cook- lg classes Q interesting,-14,1 while. lthose' who refer the manual trades enter the indugii. 'ial arts department, where, in shop and pplied drawing classes, they prepare iemselves to design and build other craft. Iusic and dramatic ability is developed 1 the Fine Arts department of our plane, nd special features on our flight are pro- ided by members of these classes. The day's work begins at 8 o'clock with Essons in celestial navigation, followed by ae Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, and later y specialized class work. At II 130, mess all sounds and the crew dashes to the iodern cafeteria to renew vitality for the fternoon's labor, which lasts from 12:10 J 3:15 and is followed by practical appli- ation of the principles studied. After four years of such intensive train- lg, crew members receive their wings nd transfer from the Cathedral to another lane. if ir 'A' Page 2

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27 23 24J 2g F' -L 4 5 5 8 8 8 0 OCTOBER Historic event: .Xir Force celebrated Navy Day. Special program given Celestial observations made. Subject: Com- mandos for Christ. Each group was distin- guished by badge, insignia, and banner. Flight was given theme song, Cathedral Comman- dos Are We Discovering the need for competent naviga, tors, the junior squadron chose Bill Warren as leader, with .'Xrl.ee Quackenbush as assisant Came in on the beam to llalloxveien. lunior group gave party lor senior lliersg-,X ' I li fx l is NovEMHEjie'5f' Relgairationg from studyfol. ,Xll Sa1iufs D5ty ' x A- fe ffloly 'rfflvotlrz Living Rosary for hoysfitipthe servicee ,N 'I ,officers N 5 I ii X K 1'l-esiare'm.- 21.-:'j . ,Jsqiii mug Vice-President .. ...... lfe'verlyfQtaib'v Secretary .... .... I ackie Lou Kienzle Treasurer .......... Billy Ioe Rosenhamer linlisted men battle it out for basketball honors. Sophs, 191 Frosh, 9 Christmas spirit blossomed in crew. NVork- shop group repaired toys for orphans Frosh basketball team set out on proper course by locating Newton Qsecond teamj, 34-16 An artist or two among our crew. Adrian Landis took first place in hre prevention poster contest, and Bernard Marnell took second Record of trip entrusted to members of Annual Stall: t l?dlif0I'-I-71-Chl-ff ,, . ,-Ixxislant Ifditorf , . . .ROBERT KZIONRUY lliurrx' ANN Dwviak 2Gi.oic1A O'Rot'iu4ia Class Editor ,,.......,...., NEIL C,-umev ,4xs1'slc1nz Class SPEARL IWIAUGHTON Editors ..,... lliose Armies Cl'IL'RKZllIl.l- Sporls Editor ......... ..l.xcK Woouvxitn Music' Editor ,. lJI'L17716lllil'.Y Ifzlitoli . P1'1'tu1'c'l:'1lIt01' . ,, Business Altllltlgffi - . , 4 .IACK Vossi5N , ,..li1.AlNE Oiuztvrr . . .lit:oENE Toiu.INE IJIKIK CIYRIIY cilitilltili CiORRlG.'XN Cir.-uatns Hit.xi'x,xc:m. DoNA1.D CQIRRENS Rose MQNEILL lltrril ISERKLEY liaiciiaita Liiuziiiait ANNA. SEECER i' Pug