Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1946 volume:

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N9 D- TABLE OF CONTENTS . X' 'C Faculty .,...., ....... Ll Music . . .,., Cotlfledrcillles ... ... ll Sports .. ... . Sodcllty . 23 Clubs .. Classes . ... 26 Dromotlcs ...,...... .,... . ... Published by me CATHEDRAI. HIGH SCHOOL Wlclllto, Konsag 5 icafiolz The Cothedrol High School Seriior Closs of '46 Grotetully dedicotes this Aririuol To the Shorhrock Booster Club e lvleh Who Hove the lhterest of the Americoh Youth ot Heort Arid Who, by Their lridustry Ehthusicisrri ohd Ericourogerheht Hove Supported the Athletic Progrom Of the Cothedrol High School T And hove helped to put the SHAMROCKS IN THE ' NEWS A P' IVIOST REV CI-IRISTIAIXI H WIIXIKEIJVIFXNN, BISHOP OF WICHITA .I STD L V REV. MQNSIGNQR FARRELL, ve., LLD. RECTOR OF ST MARYS CATHEDRAL 5314 'Y in iafrd- r' NVQ?- mg 1? ,. E ' Qrf 1? 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M la X, rw YIM lx-ff .X' 3 A 7 NINE L TEN 'Oi-M Comix Tom Komhous Rev Aloysms J, Follmg Mr, Bernard F Sark The Student Counzil this our izmu Zll'6lfl'II7 Ll .VIMIIIFIYZ rozlrl, 771fIf77lfIil16d the Jroctor 5 HZ6771, sold hm rr Y 8 J lm!! and ootbnll .fczusozz tif cts, and C00 6 l'lIZd'l! with zhe romotiofz 0 all .vfhool l'0lL'l'lX.Il was ahlv hmdcd I , by Donaln' Bell, f31'l'.fIAdl'71I,' Peggy Straw, Iffft'-f7I'L'5flfl'l1l,' and Dorothy Gorges, xccrczary. RUIHCRT EDVVARD Pl'.'l'liliS ,...... Pl't'.fi!il'IlI Studvut Council, I-loothall, Assistant Business Manager of Annual. loim PATRICK Sllll-QLDS .,.., lf'ic'c-Plnfirlclzl Sports Editor of Annual, Football, Bas- kvtball, Baseball. I.tctQt'E1,lNE Loi: KIENZLE ..,.... Sfcrfitwy Spotlight Staff, Annual Staff, Cheerleador. MARILYN L. MUEl.l.ER ......... TI'!'ll,fIH'l'I' Studi-'nt Council, Typing Club, Miss Cathedral Candidate-. MAliCI.'kRET IANE ARLNISISICRG Sewing Club, Sodality, Junior Rt-tl Cross. IIARULD VINCEYT ii.-XI'l-.R Business Manager of Annual, Cheer- leader, Sodality. PATRICIA M.Nlll.A BE.fx1.MEAR l'Iditor-in-Chief of Annual. Spotlight Staff, Student Counvil, Gold C Honor Roll. iVl1'IllIl2Ifii'S Club. i711VAl.D ALFRED lllau. 1'rt-sideut of Student Council, Spot- light Staff, Annual Staff. Football. Dovarn M.AKIK lltrkws Choir, Glee Club. Cln-tuistry Club. l.E'1'1'x' Lot: BUSER Typing Club. Sodality. Junior Rod Cross MANIIPQI. LOPEZ Carxmouo Clit-lnistry Club, Sodality, Typing Club. I'A'rtut:1A CLAIRE CAMPBELL Give Club, Typing Club, llrainatirs. RouERT EUGENE Clmuu Manager Basketball T4-aiu '43, Student Council. Cbetnistry Club. Main' i iI..-SINE Clf,l.kIYl'.lilJ Gleo Club. Chairman Needlework Guild '45, Gold HC '45, K.fx'1'HRx'N RUTH CI.l'zYliNGlzR Vice-Profnct of Sodality, C0-Business Manager of Annual, Miss Cathedral '44, Chemistry Club. JAMES Pau. CREvolsl-QR,-vt' Choir, Dratnatirs Club. Give Club. Ros:-, IEANETTE CRI-.x'oisERA'1' Sewing Club. Choir. Chvinistry Club. l'u1l.x's LE CURTIS C1-uilian Club. Studvnt Counvil. Dranlativs Club. Wll.l.IANi THOMAS IMx'l'1 r l'l'ofort of Sodality, Class Prosideut '43 and '44, Draniativs Club, Ceuilian Club. LIQNVIS P. Dolflflvrz Baud. Choir. Football, Glen Club. Gi-olmE EDYV.-KRD Ilovwi-,1.1.x' '.i'l'9ilSlll't'l' of Sodality, Annual Staff, liaskvtball. Football. Baseball. l,ot:1sE ELLEN Dotxtuti-.R'I'Y Gold C Honor Koll, DFi!lIli1ilCS Club. Litvrary C Honor Roll. liuwm ROBERT Illllzlllull Basketball, l ootball, Spotlight Staff. LARRY JOSEPH Drlfi-'x' Assistant Businvss Manage-r of Annual. Vive-President of Class '-13. Studs-nl Council. Rltzimnn EUGENE Ilucz.-xv Chemistry Club, Baseball. Sodality. Rout-QR1' E. IDUNCAN Sodulity, Cheiuistry Club, Junior Red Cross. MARY C.xMu.I,E IJUNN Giro Club, Choir. Radio YVork Shop. liDw.xRn IUSEPII IDVVYI-,R Typing Club. Sodality, Junior Red Cross. ev '.' W .. . 9 J . -V --'--- ' 1 ff: - ..,, V. E ,., l Q8 '4 em. y F' Q 1 ELEVEN RUlil:R'l4 O'liRneN Exws .lxsistunt Business Muiiugm' uf Annual I-Nmtlxaull. CilQ ll1lNTl'V Vlub lil.s1 r-. Munn lfxixoxu Suflulity. Typing f'lub, 'Junint' livrl Vrosf iil.'I4'lAY Im-, FINCK Spotlight Staff. Smlzllily, Typing Ulub, Band. liI l l'Y ILINH FORD Sodatlily. Band. Junior limi flrms. bVll.I,IAlXi llwow ci.XUlDRl.Al5 Sntlulity. Typing Club, .luninr Ilwl Prom IJrum'1'11x' .lcv-.s Gonors f'lmir1unn Junior lim-cl l'v-nw, Smlulity Typing: Ulub, Kl'l'lll.l'.l'.Y TQIIFRI-,Sl-, filkUYOl'hKI Smlnlity, Drarnutim Ulub. Ulm- l'lub. Iusmfll MANUEL Glrmuu-.Ro Sndulity. Clieixiiwtry l'lub. ,luniur lie-tl Cross, il0l.0RliS MARIE I1AR'1'x1.w i,I'2lllliltlC'S Club, Grlvv fllub. Choir. xyllllfl TVIARY Illini. tilt-4' Ulub. Ulielnistry Club. Smlulity. lln.1u1.xY lI.xk1.15x' Hom- liunfl. Ulmir. Glve l'lub. filiblliil.-X I-I'fl'1 HOLUB Sorlulity. Junior Rod Cross, 1'ln-niistry Club. O1u.xs,,x Mfuml. Hoss Nmlzllily. Typing Ulnb, Junior lit-tl Urnss. lJnw,u.n losrzrui lmzksrm Sudnlity, Junior lied Uruss. pill-'lIliSll'j' Club. Rust-.M.xRx' Iouvsox l'l11-nlistry Club. Typing Club, Snrlnlity. .Xmmis l1.1,xl1 Ioxrs Ulm- Club. f'PClilZlll Ulub. liuntl. lun-,s .XRYOLD Itwcsizk Typing' l'lub. .lnninr Ht-fl Vross, Smlnlity. lust-.vn H. KlNlPl.l4.R Stuclt-nt Vnunc-il. Surlaxlity. limkt-llntll, Immun I'.fxU1. IiNlAPP Annual Boy '46, Assistant Ilusinvss lllzmatgvr uf Annual. lflmtbull. RUl5l'.R'l' G. KYLE l'rvsidt-nt of NVi4'hitu Dim-1-suit Umatilla-il nf K.S.S.U., Rnfliu Work Sharp, w l'ill'llliSll'y Klub. X R1-mvx TVIARHQ L.awzR,i'1'ii l.ib1':t1'y Club. I.itn-l'm'y Honor Roll. Typing Club. XVIYIPRI-.D MARY L.xL'Hz Vllm-iuistry Vlub, l,ibr:u'y l'lub. Sunlulity. luuv llr-.lwfxuu McCoNNr.1.1. Plum President '43, Prvsitlt-nt uf Saxfvty Vouuvil, Basketball Uuptuin. lftmtbull Vuptuin. Baseball. Rrmrnl' IJQNNLLLY MLJIJIIWIJIFISII Ulu-nlistry Ulub. Footlmll, Avnlytt-. 'l'l-lufm .Xvv Mc:GowAw Annual Stuff. Choir. f'lV1'ililll'IllZlll Lit- l'l'illlll'l' Cllllllllllfllth Mins IILXXNIXE .lluN,x1.1,Y l't-4-ilian Club. Sprvtligl1t Stuff. i,!'illllillll'5 Club. ROSXIINI: .Xvc:i.1.Iw. M.'lR'l4lYl.Z l,ib1'ury Flub. C'h1-xuistry Club. Smlulily, 'l't,luas.'t Aww Moxuicrow l,lbx':n'y Club, Smlaxlity. f'l1e-luisl1'yl'lulx. l Mmm' ANN MIST!! St-willg: Club, Sndality. Junior R011 Cross ROSI',lNlAliY A. Ni-.wixiiw St-4'1'1-tary of Sodality. Choir, Clin-vrln-afler. IMI.:-. liL'csr.Nh OR'1'n Assistant Business Nl:lnap:1-r ot' Annual Football. l4iTQ1'2lY'X llonor Roll. XVl11,mM M. l'un.1,1vs Cili't1l'il'Hd9l'. Studs-nt Count-il. Spot light Staff, Dralnatirs Club. SllIkI.I',Y ILANNI-. l,I'l l'S lH'lllll1liiCS Club, Hoflality, Junior lim-11 Cross. lim luv l'lw,s'1'ox' fltb-l'll2lll'lllil!1 of Litvraturl- il0Illlllllil't' Stuvll-nt Council. Annual Staff. Cx'1'lll.luwi. M. Rumor-.R Sollality. Typing.: Club, .lunior KL-cl Cross l'iS'l'llI-.R C. RlDDl'.R Soflality, Junior Rod Cross, Typing Club Maxima CATHHUNP. Rllzlllzl, Sc-wing Club, Sodalily, Typing' Club. lflmvzzls Init-1s Rm-imc: Stutll-nt Counvil, Football, Basketball Bust-ball. XVn.1.1,xxI ROBLR1' Ros1.1.1. Smlality. Draunatifs Club. Junior Roll Cross. Mun' liu.1.s'w Rosr.NH.'xMr-.R Sorlality. Typing Club. Junior Rod Ci-nss. mvll,l,l.XNI IOSEPII RUSl',NllAMl'.Il l4'ootball, Student Count-il, Cln-nxistry Club. URBAN I. RoUss1i.xL' Sodality, .Tunior R4-fl Cross. Avolyte. RAI.l'll FRANCIS Rrm' Spotlight Staff. Choir. Glu- Club. Football. Ilolmiilx' l2lLl1EN SACK Sowing Club, Junior Rs-rl Cross, Sodality. Io,'XNN Illl.nr1GARD Sczimmi Sodality, Typing Club. vlllllilll' livd Cross. libs.-x M.-in SCI-IUL'l'li S4-wing Clnb. Ulev Club. Sorlality. In-.iw K,x'l'1u-.klwxe Su-.cg Assistant Business Manager of A11nual. tilev Club. Chmnistry Club. RI'l'.'X AGN:-Ls STE1NK1nc:1ivr.lt Assistant Organist. PH-'sitlvxxt of Cm-c-ilian Club, Sodality. l.oUlsla MAXINL S'1'1g1f1nA.v Smlality. Sewing Club. 'l'ypin5.: Club. l'r.csrn' Ir.-xx STRAW State Apologvtivs YVinnvr. Annual Staff. View-Pri-sident of Studa-nt Count-il. Spotlight Staff, IJ!'illllil1i4'S Club, Crmkli-.s ROBERT Tulxllstlxrp Sotlality, Chemistry Club, Typing.: Club. XYIRKSIVIA Rosa 'I'EARNl-.Y Typing Club, Junior R1-fl Cross, Sotlality. RUIil4.R'I' W1l.I.,mM 'l'liRlllTVIi Sollality, Junior R911 Cross. Typing Club. Run' .Xmm Tucnxms Sotlality. Typing Club. Junior liufl Cross. KJTIS XVlI.I.I.-XXI 'l1LTCKl'.R Sodality. Junior RwlC1'oss. Typing Club, lil,, Xl'Yl1 .-XYNE by.-XYDl'.XVAl.I.l'. Sorlality. Gold C Honor Roll '-1-l. l.it4-rary C Honor Holl. lilvmwi-. C. VARRuiv'1'os Clwxnistry Club, Sotlality, Junior lic-41 Cross. liI'.IiYKIiD Luo vVl'.I.l.S 1'l1t-mistry Club. lh-:unativs Club, Soclality. l.l-,OYARIJ Iosi-:PH VVoln.l.n Sudality, Avolyte, Iiaskvlball. 'ref f T , -Q u fa., M ,J f M . Y 'gf mf 54 ms Qi 3 , W tl mrgrg! 4 sf IE. .. .f ' .... V... - ,. Q hiiii .. i-tt. . '35 V . .,,. ..... 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IANL Hiuoms ..... . . . , .l'rf',fi1lc'11l . . , lf,fL'C'-IJI'l'.i'l.If0fIf . . . .Sccrclary . . .Trm.vm'cr Philip Aaron Iulia Atkins Milford Babb Michael Blume Velma Boch Leonora Bogclanowicz Patricia liomholf Dolores Hour Betsy Braunagcl Janet Breit Richard Brown Margery Burns Margaret Ann Burris Sara Busch Mary Ann Carney Iamcs Cleary Billie Cliles Virginia Connolly Dorothy Cuslclt lcannc Cox Charlene Crevoiserat Diana Crosswait Mary Culp Rosemary Daily Cluirlcs Dccly Joanne lluylc Ruth lillcn Evans William Golwn 'I'l1L-rosa Goulzirt Iohn Uulilznnnn Maxine Ilanzly joAnn Hein Patricia Hcmmun xV2lYUC Iflcmmcn livclyn Ilcumann XVilnla Ilnbclinaln Dorothea Iucobs Lillian Iucolm Mary Iungcr Mzitilclu Kcclin llclcn Kcllcr Milclrccl Kern joseph Kcrschcn Eugene Konccny l'iI'2ll1Cl5 Lohkzlmp Iazilvcl I.ulil4u1np Ricliurcl Loux Gcralilinc Mcllalrthy Ruilcrick McClain Mziric .MIL-lu Mciilnn Lairry MCMUfII'ill' Eloise Martinez FIFTEEN SIXTEEN Bonnie Milton Gloria Murguia Virginia Neville Raynelda Oborny Peter Olden Harold Olivier Sharon O'Rourke Geraldine Peak Rosemary Phillips james Pottorff Peggy Quackenbusli Iames Riga Lucas Rodriguez Clara Io Sack Thomas Sehermuly Herman Schleieher Io.Xnn Sears Agnes Stecklein Marcel Steiner Wilfred Stuhlsatz Dorothy Sullivan Ioanne Sullivan Imogene Sutherland Charles Swart Dorothy Torlinc Rita Wasinger Marnol Webb Kenneth Werbach A. I. Wilson IUNIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR lack Armstrong Emil Hauptmann Marie liachman Vernon Holzman Buddy Beat Gloria Lou Kleinegger Iames Brooks Dolores Lopez Cathleen Collins Larry McGlynn Marjorie Dandurand Mike Navrat Iulia Frigon Patrick Reibenspies Vidal Guerrero Alfred Varrientos Rlczlmlm QIOOPILR.. PA'r1uc:1,x Eisuxmczii . . . . . , Vifr- IOIIX L. Sii1.Llx'Ax, Main' Io Busan .... 4 . , Consucla Aguirre Iislhcr Ican .Xllison Mary lillcn Barlow l'rc.cir1e11l I Jl't'.fl.I1f'l1f Sz'crcff11'y . Tl'z'il,fzn'f'1' Clinton Hauer Timothy licnham Mary Lou licnoit Grace Bcrbcrich Mary .Xlicc lilanchat VVillfa1n Hluhaugh Thomas Bomliorf John Iiraunagcl Leo Brill Kenneth Brooks Richarcl Hurlxc john Buschcr Cliflorcl Clark Catherine Conncrs VVilliam Connelly Icssic Ann Culp Iohn Cyphcrt Lawton Dial Mary DiSantu Ircnu Docbulu Eileen Dwyer Eugunc lilliott Ioscphinc Fisher Geraldine Grillin Fclna Ilalsirr lirnic Ilalsig Orha Hawkins Mary Lou Hay m Iohn Hclscr l ElGHTEEN Mildred Hemmen Carmelita Hotze Bennie Hunt Claud Hucliburgh IoAnn Hune Harold Iacobs Patricia Kauzcr Philip Iohnson Ierry Kampling Irene Keehn Patricia Kenny Marjorie Richard Kucharo Leona Keller Pat Kelly Kerkhoff Leroy Kievlan Alfred Kreutzer Donald McClelland Harold Malone Maurice McGlynn Helen McLaughlin Robert Malone Robert Meyers La Verne Kathryn Olden Aurora Mendoza Robert Meyer Miers Mary jane Miller Dorothy Mueller Mary Olivier B'.J Rosemary Peak Virginia Peak illie lennypacker Betty Io Peters Gerald Pinaire Iamea Prangc Pat Prichard Marcella Quaney Forrest Ramsey Robert Schadegg Geraldine Scheidt Ioan Scheidt Eugene Schleicher Iohn Schrader Iackie Selinert Patricia Sheehey Iuanita Smith Robert Snyder Jerry Squires Richard Steven Margot Stoltz Iohn F. Strothman VValter Struble Billy Stull Mary Frances Sullivan Evangeline Tefeda Annette Terhune Philip Ternes Wanda Thompson VValter Urban Clariee Urlianek Martin Walsh David Wa ner Ioan Wei gand lomepli Wohler Raymond Watson Betty Wood Mary Alice Woydziak john Wootress Mary Frances Ziegler SOPHOMRES VVHOSI-1 PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Ellen Cox Marcella Diaz Gerald lipperly lay Gebert Mary Green Iesse Guerrero Iune Howell Pat Iaekson Bruce lohnston lack Kinderknecht Philip Marshall Neil Murdock Donald Pryor Betty Ridder Hob Ridder Lucille Roeta lean Routh Iames Sieger Delbert Stockman Roaic Withrow i NINETEEN P R E3 QMMBB N DAN CAIN!-.Y ..,...,..,.,. . . . l'1'r,virfr111 Maru' llll,Yl', KIXDLRKYILCIIT. 4 4l'icr-I'1'f-.vizlrzzl Dox Sfiiwnov ............ .,., T ral.-'1n'r1' Agnus Adams Stella Atkins Donna Bauer VVilliam Bcchtcl Mary Louisc Bcckcr Tony Bogdanowicz Donald Bowlnakcr Robcrt Bracly Ralph Brcit Emma Burger Ramona Buschcr Ioc Catutlal Mary Cleary .Xuclrcy Ivan Crimmim Patricia Cunningham Patricia Dean Iuanita Delgado Mary lo Dougherty Mary Ianc Dunegan Virginia Elpers lack Farm Ioan Fitzgihhonx Betty ,inn lflammang Betty Lou lflammang Richard Genncttc Gladys Girrsm Beverly Anne Goultl Bcrnicc Hanley Iohn Ilauptmann Robcrt Hawkins Robert Hcmnicn Dale Hisgur Roy Hicgcr Milton Highbcrgcr Richard Ilintlery Charles Hoffman Clarence Hollopctcr Charles Holnics llalc Howell Robert Iacksnn Marjorie Ienscn lack Ionas TWENTY Ierry Ionas David Iones Richard Iones Gerald Kirkpatrick Pete Knautf Robert Knott Eugene Dorothy Klaus Koester Rita Konecny Martha Koob Iuanita Koob Tom Kornhaus Ralph Krenzer Stella Kreutzer Mary Agnes Leach Philip Leon Dolores Larkin Mary D. Lewis Paul Lewis Ioan Loibl Wilfred Loibl Betty Loehr Arlys McDonald Emmett McGreevy Mervcn Mainz Don I. Lucio Martinez Iames McDonald Iames Mclllynn Malone Barbara Marshall Bill Martin Lawrence Mionckton Tommy Monk Helen Navarro Lorraine Peav Bobby George Riordan Helen Monroe Rosemary Murguia ler Prichard Richmond Reeves Rita Ridder Iames Robinson lose ph Rodriguez George Roets Tom Roets TWENTY-ONE TWENTY-TWO Charles Roland Harold Rosenhamer Ralph Roths limma lean Sack Sammy Sanders Paul Schmidt Ioan Schroetler Leo Schuckman Geraldine Schulte Ierome Schulte Iohn Self jack Sheehey lane Skripsy Charles Spires Ianct Stavely Ilaiicl Stavniak Helen Stomp L. G. Strublc lean Stucke Billy Swortwood lean Teiecla l.eRoy Ternes Robert Terncs Dennis Thome Mary Lynn Trommeter Ilonaltl Thurman Larry Urban Mary Villepigue Raymond Walker Billy Wasinger Leo Watson Dolores Weible Barbara VVerbach Michael Werbach Marjorie Wilson Francis Wilson Catherine Ann Wohler Harold wtihlcf FRESHMEN WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Patricia Connelly Cecilia Davis Betty Gallegos Ifrances Garrett Chester Garrison Paul Geile Billy Goebel Danny Hesse Robert Jacobs Roman Kocrner Karin McDonald jerry Menges Bob Moon jimmy O'l-lalloran Albert Rickct Mac Smith Patrick Smith Fertl Thomc SUDALITY Monsignor FtIl'I't'H formally Iillfftlfff the UD11if'C'1'i 0 Our Ltldyia' Sodtllily: Rosemary Newman, ,recur mryg Wfllizrm Dawizt, p1'efr'ct,' Kathryn Clcuengel vim-p1'cfc'ct,' and George Dozznclfy, trr't1.fzu'e1t. Sludcntr of the Radio lflfofktchop l71'0LIlIf'LI.if thc! '-'Q Cl11'1'st1nus pi ogmm ozfci' KFBI. f r Q 4'Ihe retreat for the Cathedral ilwll Sfllmil - udgy Q in i173 smog, at NVard High, Kansas City, in October. Rex. Christian Brotherhood Through Marys Mother- hood featured the Sodality year. Much of the success of our Sodality was due to the untiring ellorts of our prefect, Bill Davitt, and his assistants: Kathryn Clevenger, vice-prefectg Rosemary New- man, secretary: George Donnelly, treasurer. Bob Kyle also performed a praiseworthy job as presi- dent ol' the VVichita Diocesan Council. C.H.S. students really gave Christian Brother- hood a boost as S2 delegates started the year oil right by attending the K.S.S.U. Leadership School Father Mann, C.Ss.R., was guest speaker at a spe- cial Sodality meeting and talked on A Church VVithin a Church-the Christian Home. Catholic Book VVeek was observed by each home room con- tributing one or more Catholic books to the school library. Catholic action burst forth as a group of aml bitious Sodalists formed the Radio Workshop, com- posed a broadcast and presented it over a local radio station. True Charity was shown when the TWENTYFTHREE Sodality collected and sent clothing for the Holy Rosary Indian Mission in South Dakota. A record number of canned foods for the starving people in Europe was brought in, with Room 36 topping the school, for which they received the Sodality Flag. With the turn of the semester, Sodalists took time out for spiritual rejuvenation in the form of a three- day retreat, given by Rev. George Iungels, C.P. HChrist in My Lifew was the subject ot a talk given by Rev. john I. Walsh, SI., as he inspired the students to higher ideals.Catholic Home Week introduced three new Sodality projects: Family Rosary, Family Consecration to the Sacred Heart, and Family Communion. The Literature Commit- tee placed emphasis on Catholic publications, dis- f1 ,ccrne in SI. Mi1ry'r Cllfflfe rlrul, ax Sozlulixfx mkr pw! ill flu' 1.il'il1rQ' Ro.fi1ry. I'r'efcz'tx of hunzc room Soflizl- itizzr pose for tl pictllre dzrring Ihr Canned Fowl: Driifr. Lfff Io riglzf, lmclq row: Urlm HtIl4'1fil1.fi Philip Ter11f'5,I'i11ric1'i1 Hrillnzcizr, Wilfred Slirlil.-viz, Ruxenzizry Daily, lerry Mzfflyqzzv, high-poiflf :mm in ziriwi Hill Dizzfitr, pre- ffl? of C.H.S. Sorlulity. Frou! raw: Mary Ijlsllflff, lliflq Hina'- cry, Beverly fl. Gonlzl, Tammy Monk, lime Skripxy, Tlzwfiil Gorrlurt. Marilyn Mueller is not piclrrawzl. Sl1L1!IH'0Ck5 rlfzlicizlr lllllillflll program on St. l'i1trick's Day to Monxignor Fizrrrfll: Gnzce Ber- lwrrich, Elaine VlllHll'll'LIHf, lack- ie Kicnzle, Kulliryu Clcvfnger. lfzfcflyn Roswzlziznirr, Ruff-nmry Ncwniizzz, Mary Umm, Sim: Busch, Iciznninf Mi'Ni1lly, Rolf- frl Kyle, Bill Diwifl, Marilyn Mueller, Dorollzy Clorgex, lean Sirg, Agar.: lonrx, Kim Slfin- lqirchzzrr. TWENTY-FOUR tributing numerous Catholic magazines and phamphlets throughout the year. Rev. Vincent Ryan spoke to the Sodalists during Vocation Week. The last part of our theme, Through Mary's Motherhoodf, was emphasized by the Living Ros- ary every month at Holy Hour and on the feast of Our Lady of Lourdesg by the promotion of the con- secration of the Wichita Diocese to the Immaculate Heart of Mary: and by the organization of the Hg Club to further devotion to Our Lady of Fatima. We have had a very successful and interesting Sodality year, and every student of Cathedral High School joins us in saying we are proud to be Sodal- ists ol' Mary-Our Mother. in Ciafgscfzall CATHLEEN COLLINS. ,V junior IZIZLLCLZI ESOL!! IIMMIE KNAPIJ. , . cKJLuzrzs'zi-qlfl M.'uz11,x'w N1l'I 1.1 ru Senior I.utu.1.f-1 Rufus .X'upf1on1m'r' M uw lIH'.Yl. Klwm ll l'1l't'.fhI7I1Ill . , .Senior XV,'Kl.'l'l:R S'I'Rl'l5l,I, .S'rJpf111mUI'c' MVK .X14Ms'1'1mvc: lnzzmr KYIKIIII' R wxmxu XV.x1.K1.R lfrfnflzfmzn TWENTY-FIVE Names Officers The classes xn Cathedral high .-r,l1oQl,.Wxch1tp, conducted then elections ieceutly. The pi-Psirleni 'cf 0 W1 1 ' 'wil is llonalrl Ca C ra th tl H -IH gh 1 .f ' s On lanuary 11, 1920, the present Cathedral High School was dedicated by the Most Rev. Iohn I. Hennessy, D.D. The building is of Bedford stone and is a tribute to Rt. Rev. Monsignor Farrell's thirty-seven years as superin- tendent. Each year finds some added improvement in the buildings, equip- ment, or grounds, and, while these buildings represent a monument of perfect architecture, Monsignor's great- est work is the religious and cultural training of those who have the good fortune to be entrusted to his care. The faculty of the Sisters of St. Ios- eph has been augmented from two teachers in 1890, when they were teach- ing in the pro-Cathedral, to sixteen Sis- ters and two lay teachers at the present time. The members of the faculty have been trained with thorough care and hold degrees from the Catholic Univer- sity of America, from Notre Dame University, Creighton University, Wich- ita University, and Friends University. The spiritual guidance program is under the direction of Rev. Aloysius I. Felling. The courses of study offered in Cathe- dral High School include four years of religion, Latin, French, German, Spanish, English, mathematics, history, speech and science, and complete com- mercial, home economics, and indus- trial arts courses. In the music depart- ment, piano, organ, voice, glee club. chorus, history of music, harmony and music appreciation may be pursued. TWENTY-SIX CLASSES Time out for 1'z'frc.rlz1nent,f. 11 .frwzc In the lYlft'fl'l'l'tl ut IIIQO. Mr. Clark and 1111: 1'ndu.fzrf11l urtx boys pause from lt'Olk us Culliedml yDh0f0g1'LIf7hl'l' Iiilfflflkli ll'00l1I!t'01'k rfcpurflzzrzll. Future plzy.r1'c1',vz.v get fJI'tIC'fl'!'tl! c'xpw'iencc in Ihr' fLI!70I'tll0I'y. luanfzu Smith, .x'0fJh0Wl0l'F, uphoicfs the reputulion of the home economic: depnrlnzwzz It-y wfnnizzg second plfxcf' and ll ,525 bond in the IfVl.Cf1fIcl Beacon ,f6Il'iillg colzfcxt. Uthrr 5l'lIl'I15lI'C'5.ft'N dis- play their l1llIZd1'lt'Ul'lf. A group of girls refazfsh the body In order the better to nourish the mind. Sf'C'I't'ltlI'lil'5-Z0-bc' prcpm'e for work in the blLflil7l'.f.f world. The athletics department specializes in football, basketball, baseball and reg- ular gym classes. Student interest in extra-curricular activities is in keeping with the high type of work done in the scholastic sphere. Chiel' among these are the one- 2lCt Fire Prevention Playwriting Con- test, the patriotic essay contests, the oratorical apologeticsg posters for the bulletin board, various musical activi- ties, ranging from private recitals to participation in state-wide festivalsg outside reading of good literature, Held trips-all of which make the days fuller and richer in preparation for life work. All work and no play is not Cathe- dral's moito. Recreation is well pro- vided. The highlight of the year was the May festival sponsored by Mrs. Sally Murdock and Mrs. A. O'R0urke, which rivaled in beauty and harmony the most elaborate ballroom. The games in the afternoon and the dancing in the evening were considered by the stu- dents as the major social event of the school year. The Easter Prom, spon- sored by the seniors, was next in rank. Following in line, the Hallowe'en and Valentine parties are still featured on memory's wall. Cathedral High School is affiliated with the State and with the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Its curriculum ad- mits the student to any college without examination. This year the Cathedral High School numbers 476 pupils. The school and the high standard of work is not only a tribute to the Sisters of St. Ioseph but also to the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Farrell, whose special interest is the imparting of religious instruction, but who is a counselor to the students in every phase ol education. TWENTY-SEVEN C H S MUSICIGDS Due to the increase in the num ber of its members, the Cathedra High School Band will proudly don snappy, military style green and gold uniforms in the ver ear fu To Dori Uniforms Music hits the headlines and puts the Shamrocks in the news. Your re' porter reports: School was started with High Mass, celebrated by Rt. Rev. Monsignor Far- rell and sung by members of the Choir and Glee Clubs, including the fol- lowing: Donna Bauer Mary Ellen Harlow Mary Lou Benoit lillen Cox Mary Ann Chisholm Diana Crosswait Patricia Cunningham lrene Doebele Patricia Dean loanne Doyle Mary Dunn Virginia lilpers Iosephine Fisher Betty Ann Flammang lietty Lou lilammang loan Fitzgibbons Frances Garrett Dolores Hartman lune Howell Mary Iunger Ioan llune Martha Kool: Helen McLaughlin leannine McNally Rosemary Murguia It-an Routh Mary Ann Stomp Annette Terhune Wanda Thompson llelen Stomp llarbara NVerbach Dolores NVt:ible Mary Frances Ziegler llelen Keller listher Allison Mary Alice lilanehat Patricia Campbell leannette Crexoiserat ilrlys McDonald Thomas liomhotl' Donald Burns Gerald lipperly Richard Gennette William Cohen Ralph Rudy l'at Smith Francis VVilson lohn lV0otress Peter Knauil Clarence Hollopeter lames Crevoiserat ix. 1. VVilson Ioseph Catudal Paul Lewis Daniel Hesse lirna Halsig LeRoy Kievlan Herman Hoge Virginia VVolters Lewis Dorling The Cecilian Club presented a pro- gram on November 22 in honor ol' St. Cecilia, and also on February 6 in honor of St. Dorothea. The vested boys' and girls' choirs sang for the feasts of the Immaculate Conception and Christmas, and furnished the music for Lenten and Holy Week services. Members of the hand, which enter- TWENTY-Excl-41 Tm-111-lu ,ring the girly' glee dub as they p1t.d1'fc for the .lllzzxir F lifflilftll . C.H.S. band, lcd by drill lL'zll71, .flep I0 fflflil' 011'11 tunes. MUSIC Boys' and girls' zfczvlcrf choir l't'ht'LlI'5C' for lfustw' X6'l'Z!I.L'C'f. Hwzw' .fzudflzzs who mzmrrl the Music CU: flgfzex 101105, Mary lrwzc lXiI-l1ClIC'I'llil1l'L'!1f, CIITICL' rfl7l7 l361'be1'12'f1, Hill Dewitt, Ma1'y .lgnrzf lmnrfz, Rim Sfl'li71kj1'C'hl1l'l', ilrlys 1lIt'D07lLIl0l. Philys Le Cllfllia' and luffa :'l1'111,fhaIl cm' not p. c'tu1'erf. tained at assemblies and pep meetings life: Stella Atkins Mary Lou Benoit Lewis Dofliing Betty Ioe lfinck Betty lulle lfortl Betty Ann lflammang Iirna Halsig Maxine Handy Otha Hawkins Robert Hemmen Patricia Hemmen john Ilelser Agnes Iones Richard Kucharo Patricia Kenny Roman Koerner Patrick Reibcnspies Robert Ridder Robert Schadegg Delbert Stoekman Rosie Withrow liugene Konecny Michael Navrat loseph Catuclal Special features of interest this year were the recitals of Rita Steinkirchner, Grace Ann Berberich, Mary Agnes Leach, and Philys Le Curtis. Other students of music, several of whom have performed, are: XVilliam Davitt Ieannine McNally Iulia Marshall lidna Halsig .Xgnes Iones Betsy Braunagel Roderick McClain Betty VVood Virginia lilpers lean Sack Geraldine McCarthy Maxine Handy Matilda Keelin Patricia Kenny Iuanita Smith livelvn Heumann Betty Loehr Mary lillen Barlow Beverly Ann Gould Dolores Boor liilten Dwyer Betty loe Finck Delbert Stockman Iohn Ilelser Richard Ilintlery Ramona Buscher .Xrlys McDonald Patricia liisenbach Mary Irene Kinderknecht Cathedral High School was repre- sented at the Wichita University Music Festival by the boys' and girls' glee clubs, triog vocal soloists: Ieannine Mc- Nally, Mary Dunn, Ralph Rudy, and Ferdinand Thomeg piano soloists: Rita Sleinkirchner, Grace Ann Berberichg clarinet solo, Otha Hawkins, trumpet solo, Tom Schermulyg trumpet duet, Lewis Doffing and Tom Schermuly. The following members of the de- partment took part in the Diocesan music festival, at the Twentieth Century Club, April 11, under the auspices of Sacred Heart Academy: Tom Scher- muly, Lewis Doffing, Ieannine Mc- Nally, Mary Dunn, Rita Steinkirchner, Philys Le Curtis, Otha Hawkins, the glee club and the triple trio. The department was represented in the program of the National Federation of Music Clubs in May by Rita Stein- kirchner, Philys Le Curtis, Grace Ann Berberich, and Mary Agnes Leach. TWENTYfNINE Cmlch KUl'I1fItlIl.i' um! Mx foofhtffl .frjllilrf fwxf for fluff phnloKQl'i1fvf1f1'. I I I ' 4 1 74 , 1 c 1 A 1 1 4 2 2 'Q .-,' . V 1 . J xv I Q :,:gr:-.g..g A :i ng- A-,V Q? , E, iz . V: , 95 1 Jw mga if ily.: W-If .,.4., , T ': .: ..A4 lllv 2 . A ..u. ,..... J A ..,. . -'- EIVVV . . as i..... ,..,. ,.... , , ....,, ......... ........ .A.... , ,...A...,. ,,A. rg .A., .AA.: ...,, . ...... ...A,. , . ....A.. 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The Rocks displayed top-notch ball in their final two games by romping for 82 points and holding their opponents scoreless. At ends, Iaek Shields, Pat Rohrig. Bud Beat, and Neil Murdock performed a line job in blocking and pass-receiving. Tackles Don liell, Bob Peters, Pete Loux, and Larry Mefllynn Cnext year's captainQ blocked and tackled superbly. Guards lfu'ixt1'l1,c I f'fl1'11.Q.' Iftllfzw' lfftlfllztgtzfl. Cmzcfz 'I'rm1 lx'rn'z1f1tl11f,- jlrf. H. H. Ulafwz, przi-'izlrlzl of Ctllfznfnzf l'.T..l. lftlfk mu' ffefl to Vligflflf lim .ll1'1r'hefl, l1'uy.f 'I'ou'11 c't1pIt11'11,' lofzmzy .llr'C01111rff, Ct1If1z'i.'ml L'LIlf1ftIli1I,' IQI'l'. l'1'l1r'cl11 Ryinif Htrmlzf Jltzfmlf, prefi- zlmz of .hlh.IlllI'U!'k Hoosier' Clnfff 411111 lQl'l'. 'l'f1rm1tzx Ryan. THIRTY 9 W ig 5 Qi: S 25, it ss if Culheziml goes' into 6l6ll'Ul1 Llgzlilijl Ponca Ciiy. Eugene Varrientos, lim Riga, Ioe Wohler, and Emmett Mc- Greevy really held the center of the line. Dale Orth and Iim Prange added class to the squad from the center position. Our backlield men, who by their shiftiness and hard-running car- FOOTBALL SCHEDULE-1945-46 Cathedral 7 Florence ..,..... o ried the Shamrocks to victory: Iohnny McConnell, George Don- C2'f Cf'fl-' ' ' ' 'Z Chlllow' ' ' ' ' 7 nelly, Bob Evans, Louie Doifing, lack Armstrong, Iohn Sulli- galf,u1ml 4, plane,-,CW ,V 9 van, Tom Bomhoff, Walt Urban, Bill Goben, and Iay Gebert. . . Cathedral . . . I2 Hays Cadets .,.. .24 Other members of the squad displayed fine work throughout the season. They include: Bill Rosenhamer, Larry Duffy, Cllfhfllfill '--F5 DOUHC City '----' 25 Ralph Rudy, Don McDonough, Lawrence Monckton, lim Cuthcdml 6 Peabody 'UU Pottorfi, Don Malone, Ray Watson, Sammy Klugman, Dave Iones, Corky Stavniak, Bob Knott, Ierry Epperly, Tommy mthulml 7 Andale 4' 'H54 Kornhaus, Iimmie Knapp, Willie Stuhlsatz, Harold Wohler, Cathedral... .M34 Hillsboro .. o and lohnny Buscher' D I Cathedral .... 48 Ponca City ...... o The success ot the team was due to the untiring efforts .- .1 of Coach Kornhaus and his assistants, Father Felling and 139 115 George Ax. Sln1n11'0c'lqx on! for jiri! foollnzll .fCI'il71I7ILlg!'. 'A ' ' igz sfziaiaiaita '-' 3' 5f52ifIQ'2IE , 51- I 5 V . ..., : -'-1-1-':1-f12:1ffr:2z:e:I-1 .f:a:: '-- 111 -f:-1:2:z::-f:':1.,.:a::. -fs:e:a:s:sfz:1. . 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SP U RTS...Baskethall The Irish had a rather in and out season on the basketball court, winning ten tilts and losing the same number. While at times their play was a hit ragged, they proved their prowess by giving every opponent a good hard game. On their good nights especially, the Shamrocks displayed an ac- curate passing and shooting attack that was very spectacular. Their hne defensive play highlighted their clashes. The boys definitely showed their hest form of the s-eason in upsetting the strong Boys Town quintet, 27 to 25, in the feature clash of the season. TH I RTY-TWO 5 5 ... luck S,1ff'II17.i'-I'1l4.f hrighf and fm' flow play rmlde him izizwllzuhlc Io Ihr Inmi. lohnny .'llcCo11nrlf, Cupmizz-lohmzylf uc- cfzratr shooting hronghf hzm high .vmzifzg honors. Main cog of the rqlmrl. Gmrgr llomzrlfy-fl firm! shot from eilhcr xizlr. Whuz he fuclqcvl in height hc' :mule up in xpcnl. l'ul lQnf11'1'g-fX'nInl for his o11l,rm11z1'111LQ floor :work and 1l1'fr'11,ffz'r' play. 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Duc to an incrcusetl cnrollment, thc lrish were rnisctl to the Class ,XA this yczlr. After winning one gzunc in the tournament, they were clcfcated zo to IS hy Newton, who lzltcr won the Stzltc Championship. An intramural halslicthull program wus followctl :lt Catheclrzll this fcztr. It urovccl vcr' successful, fivinf all the hovs who so clesirctl :1 l l Y iv 3- , chance to play basketball. lt should prove the source ol' many luturc Shamrock stars. Top honors in the lcugut- were gruhhctl hy the Pzmthcrs, who rloorccl at lust class f club, The othcr tcalms were: Comets, U Hscttcrs, v 5 l llotshots, XViltlc:1ts, Tigers, Cardinals, :mtl Ramblers. Sf1m111'r1fk,f rlrfzull liuyx Town in r'lo.fr gtzmr' for ,Yl'lll'flf of I-Ilfrlllffll' fItll'L1fl'.ff,x' flrirf. l THIRTY-THREE E 4 .,.,. , H .5 '-A g 4 f . , 5 .4 7 'M I if fs C 5 ' . . . 1. ' - . : ',.'f'..... - X IFE- BQ' ..,.-. : ' N 'Q .5 if gg. -x Q - xg .5 J 'i . f fl' ' 1:52 J Zz- :L .. . ' tt' fats K tt? . X' - 1 af.. ,... - .. i 5? fi -I Q A' r 1 1 -' 3- X .. -. ' .. ' 1 . -X ' - -322 1 . ... :gs 't . . f x J , 3 s ...A3,A 1 -1A' f . . 1 .,., '-M 5 I. 4 X . I A ii ,.., . ,.. . I ,.,.. X gum V .. ,,,, IAEE , X Y 0 X s f ,sv .1 -. v 1.5. 5-3 1 T . 5, ' a--53. X 'e f' ,yr J X .b u f t V' ....,. V' . . . . . ..AAA . -.. j ' f . t, as -4 1 '- ,,,,, 1 .. ' . ..,. . .,,,,, ..,, WM .t,Wu,,. , , . . , qlff 0111 for Jfzf' grail 1'ln11'1'11'1111 .-'porl , SPURTS...Basehall Baseball fell into full swing with the first sign of spring. Fine weather enabled the boys to prac- tice almost every night. As the Annual goes to press, the boys have played only six games, winning two of these. Last year, the boys placed third in the State Invitational Tournament, and they show signs of being a contender this year. Although there might be changes by the end ol' the season, the Shamrock roster now includes: Ierry Squires. liddie Dreher, lack Shields. Pat Rohrig. Iohn McConnell. Iiill Cloben. Bob Knott, Ioe VVohler. Daxe Iones. . . f111.i'z'fn11'f. George Donnelly. liud Heat. Mike NVerbach. lim Prange. VVillie Stuhlsatx. and Hob Iacobs. The results of the games to dale are: Cathedral ...,...,.... Il Rose Ilill . .. .. 1 Cathedral. . . . . 5 lxast .... . . . .15 Cathedral . . .... Il lllaiieriew . . . . .1 I Cathedral. . . . . X Newton . . . . . IX Cathedral. . ..... . . North .... . . , , . .25 Cathedral . . . . . . .. 5 Cliilloeen ,. . . . . . . .. .. . 4 Our coach has continued his admirable work in his second year as athletic director. Besides direct- ing football, basketball, and baseball, he conducted three gym classes daily. He has established an en- viable record lior which we congratulate him. Bright green shamrocks to Coach Tom Kornhausl THIRTY-FOUR 1 .llf11'ul1' 1111111 . . . Inf fry 'J011nlf1f fiegefz, Bill 1'f1i!l1'f1.f, H111'11l1! liiurrr, l111'lq1'1' Kicnzlr. l'1'lQKgy Q11111'kr11f'11fl1, 111111 , IAQ 111 '.s' .N'I1'1'lglz'1'11. N -' A .. 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TH IRTY-SEVEN Christiiiase Bride To Be Presented The Christmas Bride was cho sen by the Dramatxos Department Christmas program The play tells the ancient Christmas legend that anyone who 1 ,Q I for v,'k ,VIA Ak' itifitwiitional Today, I would like to devote my en- tire column to the Dramatics Depart- ment of Cathedral High School and the work it has done in the past school year. During 1945-46 these Shamrocks rocked Broadway with their sensational productions. Let us view the highlights of their most important presentations. Ocroisek 13, I945-IC11IHllIlC Mc- Nally, with glass in hand, made a toast to the firemen ot America in the Fire Prevention play entitled A Toast to the Firemenf' The east included: Patricia Bealmear, Iohn Loux, Iames Cleary, Peggy Straw, and Otha Haw- kins. Otha Hawkins also won the city- wide playwriting contest with his De- struction of Major Fire Prevention. DECEMBER 19-One of the special days at Cathedral. The annual Christ- mas play, The Christmas Bride, was given. Although Agnes fPeggy Strawj and Bella Heannine McNallyl hoth wanted to die, things straightened themselves out with a very dramatic conclusion. Other members of the east: Patricia Bealmear, LaVerne Miers, Wanda Thompson, Katherine Olden, Kathryn Ann Wohler, Mary Louise Becker, Virginia Peak, Rosemary Peak, Iohn Helser, Otha Hawkins, Ieannine McNally, Kathleen Gronouski, Helen Monroe, Mary Lou Hay, Mary lane Dunegan, Kathryn Clevenger, and Wil- liam Davitt. Members of the produc- tion staff: Bill Phillips, lack Munley, Philys Curtis, VVilfred Stuhlsatz, Iames Cleary, Iohn Schrader, Peter Ulden, Margery Burns, Margot Stoltz, Gloria Kleinegger, Patricia Kauzer, and Car- melita Hotze. FEBRUARY 7, I946'iiWllCll Wishes Come True was presented at a meet- ing of the Wichita mathematics teach- ers. Father Mathematics was character- ized by VVilfred Stuhlsatz, who was assisted by LaVerne Miers, Iohn Schrader, Carmelita Hotze, Kathryn Olden, Margot Stoltz, Iohn Wootress, and Otha Hawkins. FEBRU.-xitv 20-Eliminations for the 'rHiR'rY.EieH'r DRAMATIIIS Cliff .f1'z'111' from 'l'l11' Ch1'I's'lI7lzl,i' lif'l'rl'z', ll'liffI Hffl Duff!! in' SI. lo.rr'p0,' Kt1ffIl'jfII f.',I'l'l'lIAQI'J iff Iflf' I?fr'.vf1'1f l'lil'xQil1,' inn! Ifll' mul of Ihr' play tzffnrllitg ffll' f.'f1I'li.i'f Cflflzf. l't1Ir1'c'1'r1 lx'i11r:z'l', LIN .S'.1lfy, p1'eptJr11r for Ihr' 1fl'l1IIHl'1?1l'1If in HIJUIIVI Take .lly P!'lIllvX',H nffzrn .-AM' prrfrfnf low Io iz u1rr'r'f'. lftllllllilll' .llr'A'ilfly Qlil'I'.i' tl YUAISI lo IM' ffl'l'1IlI'1l. Peggy Sfmlfx iff Pfllllt, fv'rrt'!1'tr'.f Ihr' 5fl'Cf7-llllfkflllg .ft'l'lIl' from llizflivlh o iflft Mijn-ynzr-111 of hm' !71'llf!l!'l, llurk, ami flrv' ffl-!'Htf. Kr'r1'y. Hiu'1'1',-'wi Din' flx'rr1'y2 l'1'l'It',i' ,llllfz I',!'lIl'I-l'ffl'i.f nirfflflx. lpofogf.-'If rwpliiill Ctltfmfit' f!r1,qn1t1f: lm11f11'1.'z' ,llr.Yi1ffi', Hill I'f1fll1'p.f, l'i11riz'fi1 llz't1fn1mn', tlllllii' Cfmzry, l'w-fy' .5'Il':'ltf', Hill lh11'1'Il. , 66 annual apologetics contest held, with Ieannine McNally, Peggy Straw, Pa- tricia llealmear, Philys Le Curtis, Iames Cleary, Rohert Kyle, Bill Phillips, and XVilliam Dayitt as orators. Peggy Straw placed First: NVilliam Davitt, second: and Iames Cleary came in third. Mixitcn 5-Todayls play hrought down the rool' of C.H.S. Indeed, lJon't Take My Pennyi' was one of the IUOSK rollicking productions ever given here. lt presented Lydia, the second Billie Burke, Philys Le Curtis: Miss Gloria Lovely, portrayed hy Wil- liam Phillips, Penny, the starry-eyed teen-ager who wanted to go to Holly- wood, Peggy Straw, and many equally humorous characters: Patricia Kauzer, lohn Vliootress, Peter Olden, lohn Schrader, leannine McNally, LaVerne Miers, Otha Hawkins, Patricia Heal- mear, Margot Stoltz, Virginia Peak, Kathryn Olden, Rosemary Peak, Rob- ert Snyder, lames Cleary. Production stall: William Phillips, Wilfred Stuhl- satz, lohn Schrader, Peter Olden, Otha Hawkins, Robert Snyder, Wanda Thompson, Margery Burns, Carmelita Hotze, Gloria Kleinegger, and Mary .Xnn Chisholm. NTARCH 19-A program was pre- sented for the men at the Veterans' Hospital. Mildred McCoy, '41, was director for the evening. QXPRIL 9-Peggy Straw won the state apologetics contest and the trophy at Topeka. EXPRIL iz-A speech tournament was held at Rockhurst High School in Kan- sas City, Missouri. C.H.S. was repre- sented by Patricia Bealmear, Philys Le Curtis, Iames Cleary, Peggy Straw, and liill Davitt. Bill carried away a hrst place for his humorous readings and third place lor radio novelty. Amor 27-And now we come to the last, but certainly not the least, pro- duction by the Dramatics Department at C.H.S., Sham, a one-act social satire, which was given for the Catholic Theatre Festival. Sham', presented some very promising actors and ac- tresses with Ierry Epperly in the lead- ing role, assisted hy Otha Hawkins, LaVerne Miers, and Patricia liealmear. The history of a great year in the Dramatics Department closes with the award of the Dramatics HC to Peggy Straw, Patricia llealmear, Philys Le Curtis, Otha Hawkins, lames Cleary, l.aVerne Miers, leannine NIcNally,and NVilliam Phillips. THIRTY-NINE Class History Your Shamrock news reporter is about to bring you, year by year, the greatest news story ever to hit C.H.S.-how the present class of 1946 went through the years to hit the headlines. Cuthezlral High School, Sept., 1942 -Muy, 1943 As your reporter viewed some IO3 green freshmen who were to be the future class of '46, he saw hopes of success gleaming in every eye. To fulhll these hopes, they elected Bill Davitt and Pat Rohrig as class officers. Soon there were no doubts in their minds, as they took in the annual retreat, given by Rev. B. I. Murray, SJ., to give them spiritual strength. Father George Schmidt began his suc- cessful term as basketball coach, but the team, a little slow to mold into shape, had an up and down season, winning four while dropping fifteen. In scholastic attainment, they were high, as Letty Lou Buser, Verda Isenbart, Iackie Lou Kienzle, and Beverly Staib won Gold CU honors. Musical talent was discovered in the persons of Mary Dunn, Ioan Hauser, and Rita Steinkirchner. Thus was finished the First lap on the upward climb. September, 1943 - May, 1944 Officers chosen to lead the class onward for the second year were: Bill Davitt, presidentg Beverly Staib, vice-president, jackie Lou Kienzle, secretaryg and Bill Rosenhamer, treasurer. This year, Father Iustin, C.P., led them heavenward by conducting the annual retreat. Father Schmidt and his basket- ball team really got rolling, winning seventeen and losing only six games, and placing fourth in the State Tournament at Topeka. Iohnny McConnell, Iack Shields, Pat Rohrig, and George Donnelly began their basketball careers. Five of the class: Letty Lou Buser, Donald Bell, Iohnny McConnell, Bob Peters, and Elaine Vandewalle, won Gold UC honors. Kathryn Clevenger stepped in and won the title of Miss Cathedral. A poet or two was discovered as Rosemary Newman, lean Sieg, and George Donnelly had their poems published in the Midwest Anthology of High School Poetry. Mary Dunn, Beverly Denton, and Rita Steinkirch- ner placed in the Diocesan Music Festival. Every- one, including the class, was pleased with the ac- complishments as they moved slowly onward to upper classmen. September, 1944 - May, 1945 The goal half reached and at the peak of their high-school dareer, the class elected Iohnny Mc- Connell, president, lack Shields, vice-president, Bill Davitt, secretary, and Bob Kennally, treasurer, to lead them forward in a big year. Tom Korn- haus took over the basketball reins and produced one of the best teams ever to hit C.H.S', with a rec- ord of seventeen won and four lost. The team also took the City Championship without losing a game, and won the Regional Tournament at New- FORTY ton. Bob Chadd and Larry Duffy served as basket- ball managers. The baseball team, too, Hnished suc- cessfully, taking third in the state. Patricia Beal- mear, Donald Bell, Mary Cigainero, and Iohnny McConnell received Gold C ' honors. Father George Iungles, C.P., gave the annual retreat, which was a great spiritual success. Acting talent was discovered in the persons of Patricia Bealmear, Bill Davitt, Dolores Hartman, and Peggy Straw. Bill Davitt placed First in the school apologetics contest and also was one of the winners who repre- sented the Wichita diocese at Topeka. Rita Stein- kirchner won the title of Miss Cathedral, which marked the second consecutive time the class had gained the honor. They were hosts to the seniors at the annual Iunior-Senior Banquet, and so the junior year moved peacefully and success- fully to a close. September, 1945 - May, 1946 At long last, they reached the highlight of their career. They were seniors, and great things were expected of them. They elected Bob Peters, presi- dent: lack Shields, vice-presidentg Iackie Lou Kienzle, secretary, and Marilyn Mueller, treasurer. The retreat-the last for some-was again con- ducted by Father George Iungles, C.P. Tom Korn- haus' basketeers Finished with a .500 average, ten won and ten lost. This year marked the first time in fourteen years that C.H.S. played football. The season was ended with a record of four wins and Hve defeats. It was through the untiring efforts of Rt. Rev. Monsignor Farrell and the Shamrock Booster Club that football returned to C.H.S. The Sodality had a very successful year, with Bill Davitt as prefect, Kathryn Clevenger, vice-prefect, Rose- mary Newman, secretary, and George Donnelly, treasurer. Peggy Straw won the school apologetics contest, represented Cathedral at the diocesan elimi- nations, and was awarded the state trophy in To- peka. Iimmy Knapp kept alive the tradition of the class by selling his way to the title of Annual Boy. The Shamrock Spotlight grew bigger and better as a journalism course was initiated this year. Pa- tricia Bealmear, Philys Curtis, Ieannine McNally, Bill Phillips, and Peggy Straw kept the acting tal- ents of the class alive. They were augmented by Bill Davitt at the Rockhurst High School Speech Tournament. The Student Council functioned very well under its president, Donald Bell, who also was one of the winners in the Diocesan Book Review Contest. To prove that safety is one of the char- acteristics of Cathedral students, the school took First place in the inter-high-school safety contest, under the inspiration of Iohnny McConnell, presi- dent of the Safety Council. They sponsored the Easter Prom, which proved highly successful. And thus the class of ,46, with a memorable week of commencement exercises, topped by class night and conferring of diplomas by the Most Reverend Bis- hop Winkelmann, finished their four years at C.H.S., reached their goal, and really made the headlines! Headlines -School opens with High Massg welcome by Msgr. Farrellg largest class in history of school-476. -Living Rosary held. -Classes elect officers. -Student Council and Safety Council mem- bers elected. .21-Cheerleaders choseng beat Florence: first issue of Shamrock Spotlight comes out. .24-Sodality officers installed. Sept. 4 Sept. 6 Sept. 11 Sept.12 Sept Sept Sept Sept. .26-Mr. Harold Malone and Mr. George Powers are guest speakers at assembl y. 28-Drive for season tickets begins with spe- cial assembly and parade. Sept. 29-Defeat Chillocco. 1-5-Freshmen are initiated. 2-Most Rev. Bishop Winkelmann offers Mass for Bishop Schwertner and gives Guardian Angel blessing. Football Queen and Honorary Captain crowned at assemblyg drop to Planeview. 6-Sodalists attend Leadership School at Ward High. Safety Trophy awarded for the month of September. Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart speak at special assembly. Drop to Hays. Fire Prevention play given. Lose to Dodge City. Oct. Ort. Ort. 4- Oct. Oct. 8- Uct. 9- Oct. I2- Oct. 13- Oft. IQ- Oct. 31- Iuniors entertain seniors at Hallowe'en party. Nov. 1-All Saints Day. Nov. 2-Safety award receivedg pep rally held. Nov. 4-Drop to Andale. Nov. Nov. Nou. Nov. Nov. Nou. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Der. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 5-Annual staff elected. 6-Father Mann, C.Ss.R. talks on The Christian Home. 8-Defeat Hillsboro. 9-Student pictures takeng quiz on Catholic books held. 17-Defeat Ponca City. 20-Intramurals start. 21-Monsignor Farrell holds religion contest. 22-Thanksgiving Day. 26-Memorial service held for boys who died in World War ll. 27-Red Cross boxes filled. Nov.3o-Marymount students give recital. 1-Defeat Pittsburg. 6-Senior Living Rosary held. 7-Annual Boy and Miss Cathedral candi- dates nominated. 8-Feast of the Immaculate Conception. 11-Defeat El Dorado. 12-KFBI Christmas program broadcast. 13-End of Canned Foods Drive for Euro- pean Relief. 14-Safety Trophy again presented to Cathe- dralg Augusta defeated. 19- The Christmas Bridei' presented in honor of Rt. Rev. Msgr. Farrellg drop to Ark City. Dec. 21-Christmas vacation begins. lan. 4-Beat Prattg seniors have party. lan. 8-Pep rally heldg drop to East. 1071.10-LOSS to Salina. lan. 11-Semester exams begin. Ian. 14-Bow to North. lan. 15-First semester ends. lan. 16-18-Retreat exercises conducted by Rev. Father George, C.P. ft111.20-BCHI Boys Town. Ian. 22- Honor Francis Mayer at special assembly. 11171.23-BCHI Hillsboro. lan. 24- Father Walsh, SJ., talks on Christ in My Lifef' 16171.25-BCHI Salina. Feb. I-DYOP to McPherson. Feb.11-Catholic Home Week begins. Feb. 12-lack Lewis speaks on his experiences ox er seasg drop to Pratt. Feb.14-Seniors entertain juniors at Valentine party. Feb.19-Bow to North. Feb. 20-Apologetics eliminations held. Fcb. 22-Beat W.U. Reserves. Mar. 4-All-school dance held. Mar. 5- Don,t Take My Penny presented. Mar. 6-Lent beginsg beat North. Mar. 8-Bow to Newton. Mar. 11-Boys go out for baseball. Mar. 12-Father Vincent Ryan talks on vocationsg juniors bow to seniors. Mlll'.18-Sl. Patrick's Day program presented in honor of Rt. Rev. Msgr. Farrell. Mar. 19-Program given at Veterans, Hospital. Mar.27-Baseball season opensg beat Rose Hill. Mar.29-Drop to East. April 2-Beat Planeview. April 5-Drop to Newtong Regional Music Festi- val held. April 9-Peggy Straw wins state apologetics con test at Topekag drop to North. April11-Students take part in Diocesan Music Festival. April 12-Speech students travel to Rockhurst, Kan- sas City, for Speech Tournament. Ap1'il16-Beat Planeview. April 17-Easter vacation begins. April 18-Lose to North. April 22-Seniors sponsor Easter Prom. A pril 27 - Sham', presented for Catholic Theatre Conference. May 1-Kathryn Clevenger crowns our Lady's statue as Queen of May. May 5-World Sodality Day. May 7-Cathedralites are guests of P.T.A. at May Festival. May 14-Enrollment for 1946-47. May 15-Annual Day. May 21-Iunior-Senior Banquet held. May 22-School honors presented. .May 23-Seniors hold Communion breakfast and class night exercises. May 24-SChO0l closes. May 26-Most Rev. Bishop Winkelmann confers diplomas on the graduates of ,46. FORTY ONE ,- iE Q FoRTY.TWo ?0fWgh7 A W if ww FORTY-THREE FORTY-FOUR The Name BOEING Is More Than a Trademark . . 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PQ. .P+ 1 mw '1s 'ee 13 Baeuuy 'LLL . ly' . . .254 Batten, Fnom 6- Q'1h C50-ngfaafuicatlland, - fjdaqgi gi , xi, All WV THE GLOBE OIL 8 REFINING C0 301 South Market WICHITA, KANSAS FORTY-SIX rfff B557 MILK 00 lie MY F0001 Gt' Standard Glass Co. Phone 4-3000 575 W. Douglas Nearly 50 Years of Glass Experience Auto Glass V- Desk Tops 1 Furni- ture Tops - Window Glass- Mirror Resilvering - Steel Sash Glazing IF IT'S GLASS. SEE US! COMPLIMENTS TO GRADUATES I-lAGEL'S CIGAR STORE 108 E. Douglas WICHITA - - - KANSAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE. CLASS OF '46 v High Life Sales Compliments of Jones Donut Shop lll8 E. Kellogg Phone 3-8029 The New . . . RENI BRAN DT M. J. SMITH, Proprietor 0 Photographs of Distinction 0 Our New Location 127 North Topeka PHONE 5-1311 : I: WICHITA, KANSAS SCRAFFORD sz CRAIG 723 North Main St. Phone 3-1271 0 Wholesale and Retail Dealers i Strictly Fresh Eggs Live and Dressed Poultry of All Kinds Vowel Furniture Co. The Wheeler Kelly llagmly Trust Company 0 Insurance Real Estate Y Mortgage Loans Property Management Res. Phone 2-8385 0 V 233-235 North Main street 120 5- Market Dia' 24414 Wichita, Kansas FORTY-SEVEN FORTY EIGHT Telephone +6527 Congratulations if to the Class of '46 W. A. CUNNINGHAM frgm Carpet and Drapery Co. 151 NORTH MAIN ST. Wichita :: Kansas The Sisters of St. Joseph ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPIT AL DIAMONDS I WATCHES SHELDON - SWAY 308 E. Douglas Ave. 'The Home of Perfect Diamonds JEWELRY O GIFTS Compliments of Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation KESSLER SERVICE W. Qlamea, EQ 3 . . E S1nc1a1r Products BY 'Q Expert Lubrication 'i HAROLD HAINES, Propri t llll. I.. V. BIFFER - - ---- OPTOMETRIST . 2500 W. Douglas Phone 2-9553 152 N. Broadway Phone 3-8755 Congratulations to . VKNILNY ANU IAS! 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Douglas Phone 2-3411 Christie Corset Shop 120 North Broadway Phone 3-4614 FIF Y Congratulations to the Class of '46 v V v THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK WICHITA - - - KANSAS 119 Compliments of The Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Co. 623 W. Douglas useh's Shoe Repair O LEATHER GOODS SHOE REPAIR Sales-Service T k D I 3 8234 Warren Heinkel, D I CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1946 and best wishes for your success THE GAS SERVICE COMPANY FIFTY-TWO Congratulations from the BROADWAY GRILL C pletely Redecorated - Air Conditi d JACK TUGGLE, Proprietor 330 SOUTH BROADWAY FREDDY'S CLEANERS . . . and . . . SHINE PARLOR Pressing While You Wait Expert Alterations We Pick Up and Deliver 227 S. Broadway Phone 4-5425 T and M Service TEXACO PRODUCTS Washing - Lubrication - Auto Repair Brake Service - Wheel Aligning A Goocl Drugstore GESSLER DRUG CO. Thrifty - Q - Drug Store o 334 S. Broadway Phone 2-9028 4717 E' Douglas Wichita Th L t ti Chirop acti . e a Sid Quay r C Hollywood Candy Kitchen v JOSEPH F. FALLOT 316 East Douglas Chiropractor A Ph 23088 V 203 B Bid Lunch 0 Sodas 0 Candies one - rown g. COOPER'S BUTTERFIELD TIRE Religious Articles Store COMPANY wk o HEADQUARTERS Ili :All R E 5 . P I N G For Cathillc Needs VULCANIZING 139 N. TOPEKA . 2217 N. Broadway Phone 2-1535 N -L'-L-F'-' .9194 GUUIJ! V511 94961 , Simms .1 Ce.. I Sorry, boys, but l can't be late lor dinner. ' were having STEFFEN'S vim-MILK! I Your entire family will always be glad to hurry home when you have Steffen's Vita-Milk waiting for them. Young and old prefer this grand-tasting milk, because zhere's cream in every drop. Cla!! 3-1283 At Your Grocers or Telealrone 3-1288 Congratulations an ,, ...s....r....o..,.,.s.,.,....,s. ......4...,,,,.:.f,.. .:. l Q to the Come in and Brouse Around Graduating Class HOME-TOWN PAPERS from W. S. WELSHIMER CO. Catering Equipment and Supplies Food Service - Coffee V 325 S. Market Phone 5-2522 FIFTY THRI E ,- - FIFTY FOUR STAR LUMBER CO. V-Neer and Roll Brick Siding Corrugated and Composition When You Think of Gifts and Handbags Think of R f' 00 mg E. LEO HARRIS EARL GOEBEL 126 N th B d 4001 W. Maple 2-6311 or roa' Way Wet Wash Finish N Dry Wash Rough Dry T O M L I N S 0 Dry Cleaning DRUG STORE O FLANIGAN BROTHERS WICHITA WET wAsH LAUNDRY Hillside and Kellogg O Phone 4-4392 O Prescription Specialists 0 Phone 2-0451 412 E. Morris Your Friendly Wichita 2 Kansas Neighborhood Druggist CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATION CLASS from OF T. N. T. Jr. 1946 V ARNHOLZ COFFEE Congratulations to Our Graduates - AND - Best Wishes for Their Future ' o 0 0 THE CATHEDRAL PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION CO GEO. INNES CO. 1-1-v Kansas' Largest and Finest Store CONGRATULATES THE SENIOR CLASS OF CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL On Their Completion of Four Strenuous But Profitable Years of Study and Application Congratulations Class of '46 'k 'I' i' Let us fill your flower orders in one of our three ultra-modern shops. 1706 E. 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On to College or Into the Business World - You're Off to a Good Start in . . . 7A41fQ-751011, M710 h X PACEMAKERS Fon SMART AMERICA H1 ,dia SIXTY ONE SIXTY-TWO American Business College Established 1 893 Wichita's MODERN Business School I FULLY ACCREDITED I Enroll for Summer Term Starting June 4-11 Topeka at William Wichita, Kan. Phone 2-7151 CLARK HARDWARE CO. PHONE 3-0303 Industrial Hardware Tools - C lass 808 E. Douglas Wichita, Kansas Compliments of Dr. Frederick D. Smith Reach for the Joy of Living With Radio gamma smvlcn Phone 2-9511 1713 W. Douglas Congratulations to COMPUMENTS the Graduates OF SHIRKMERE MARKET 248 N. 'TOPEKA Phone 4-6453 Groceries - Meats GILLENWATER COFFEE Fine Coffee . . . and Hospital Equipment 317 W. DOUGLAS REMEMBER CONGRATULATIONS 2 - 7 4 8 7 T0 THE Wichita's warmest Number cLAss OF '46 FROM Geo. E. Walker Co. TRUCK PARTS AND EQUIPMENT CO. Contractors of Comfort ROOFING SIDING INSULATION Served in the Cathedral Cafeteria Exclusively 'lr 'A' if MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM Leaders B ecause of Their U nque euened Quality Phone 3-8201 132 North Walnut FIRST NATIONAL BANK in Wichita Compliments of VINCENT A. SMITH o Capital and Surplus 53,000,000 . C ongratual tions Eiilffinffdiiilo? P I .Southwest National Bank Capital and Surplus 87005000.00 MEMBER OF THE F.D.l.C. KELLOGG BROS. Compliments FEED 8: SEED CO. of V Store-- ...... 928 W. Douglas Store .,....... 2056 N. Broadway Hatchery ............ 3715 W. 13 St. Francis Hospital 928 N. Emporia SIXTY-FOUR J. M. SHANAHAN o GENERAL AGENT o The Franklin Life Congratulations to the G R A D U A T E S Insurance Co. V ARK OVEN FRESH BREAD 441 N. Main DISTINGUISHED SERVICE SINCE 1884 Life - Endowments - Annuities 215 Bitting Bldg. Phone 4-3744 WAYSIDE MODERN COTTAGES 20 Modern Cottages . . Clean and Comfortable Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Weible 3245 South Broadway Phone 5-7707 We wish every graduate of the Cathedral High School a peaceful and successful journey down the pathway of life 'kink F. G. ORR'S BOOKSTORE 118-120 North Topeka 2226 East Douglas The students of Cathedral High School thank the firms who have made this Annual possible through their advertising. We ask our parents and patrons of the school to purchase from these advertisers. Our sincere thanks to the Wichita Eagle Press and the Wichita Eagle engravers and artists for their assistance in the printing, art work, engraving, and their courteous cooperation. We also express appreciation to Miss Claire Born for the pictures which she provided for this book. COMPLIMENTARY Wehling Jewelry Harry Goldberg Company of the Wichita Studio SAVE WEAR with SINBLAIR ,li 'ff X J lgil LUBRICANTS-FUELS SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY, I o 'RATLANTAHK' KANSAS CITY as FORT woRTH if N CONIPLINIENTS TOTHE CZZa4,4,o4'46 ir DRIVEIN MARKET D g Bkry Cft SdF 1: G ry S d h OWE THANK YOU 0