Catholic Central High School - Banner Yearbook (Fort Madison, IA)

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-Advertising Campaign is in full swing. Boosters are busy. -Tests at the close of the first pe- riod wipe away the smiles from the pupils but give more to the teachers. Movie- Mill on the Floss. Fire prevention Program given to the assembled student body. Movie- The Crisis. NOVEMBER. Free day. Facility and pupils see Ben Hur by special arrange- ment. -Pep meeting. Yells are practiced for the big Elaine Sunday. Plans made for postponed Hal- lowe'en party to take place 10th. -Some Freshmen girls get a trip to Augusta. -Rt. Rev. Msgr. I. P. Stahl gave an interesting talk at special meet- ing of the P. T. A. Fall Festival Dance. Prizes for costumes awarded to G. Kess- ler, G. Thinker, G. NVyrick. and Dolores Fisher. gg 33 38 39 so II I5 17 3 7 -Armistice Day. No classes. Dance for benefit of Athletic fund. -Assembly. Members of Senior Booster Club give pep talks to solicitors of ads for Annual. -A Chaldean lecturer Mr. Geo. Isi- dor addressed the assembled student body. Old fashioned dance of P. T. A. was a great success in fun and funds. -Movie- The Treasures ofthe Vatican. -Hooray! Give thanks-no home tasks because of the inorrow's feast-Thanksgiving Day. -Pep meeting and yell practice prior to game scheduled for the goth, -Rush made for pictures at Mein- tire Studio. -Tests all clay. DECEMBER. -Freshmen Bake Sale enriched the Balmer fund. -Hot Dog' diimer day proved a suc- cess judging from the decided increase i11 the Banner treas- ury. ONE HUNDRED AND TVVENTY

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THE CALENDAR X' lf!! f . NNN lx ll fi if 4 Wiz f Back Again! Back Again! To Dear Old School SEPTEMBER fl-Ajello sale began with a rush. 1.2-SCl100l bell is heard again. 130 en- 37-P1'CKiClCI1t and Vice-President oi rolled. Classes all day. Pupils classes address assembled stu- got down to business in a jiffy. ClCl1f I3+'lillCI'111O in the sliad 1l1CtCl' F2111 LID to 21ll11OSt IUO c. Only half-day sessions for the rel . . nual. nalnder ot the week. I5--SC11iOI'S were left teaclierless for two periods since Sister Mary Clara had to attend to urgent business in St. Louis. feniors had class nevertheless. 16-Clubs organized and class officers 3, 9' ' . . . I '27 and committees cho:-en. gpiiaggg, 19-BOYS report for fif-331331' Ist football prac- iz-pq 61.712, Q a A tice under new coach, Rev. XV. iaffjgk 2,719 Wagller. bodv on sch l H oo spirit. Pu- pils were asked to do their best to raise funds for the an- OCTGBER. I1S0l1iOI' Bake sale 5-junior and Seni- or boys as guests of the M Sgr. listen in on the World Series fini? ' 4,5513 ' 7--Freshman Candy 72g . 20-Alf. Schreiner began regular class' 5 a l e and Ja . es in physical training today. Eff 'L 5013110111 0 Y U . . 4? if 'P Dance for 20---Farewell program given in honor -15 iz, . . , , ' ' the benefit ot Rev. T, L. Wolfe, assistant - priest at St. M '- ary's and former director of athletics of the C C . H. S. Father VVolfe was transferred 1. 1- le: f to Clinton, Iowa. ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEEN of the ann u- al fund. Io-Flag Raising Exercises.

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9-Movie- Dombey Sz Son. 13-Robt. Linsenmeyer in the name of the clubs, presented the pen- nant to the Senior Class. Gil- bert Kessler, president. accept- ed it and gave an interesting address. I5-'llllllUI'S wrested the Class Banner from the Seniors. N HJ. ul JI-Santzt celebrates with the pupils of the C. C. H. S. F:-Little Christmas. VVQ celebrated with a picture- Daddy Long- legsf' Boys en route to Iowa City found roads impassable. Game postponed. 13-A Friday at that-but not unlucky. VVe're not superstitious. Proof -the game with St. Pauls. Burlington left us winners in Z1 28-12 score. 17-Benelit Show at the Strand spon- sored by juniors was a success. Also 18th and 19th. 19-Home Economics Club made and sold seventy-six dozen dough- nuts. Proceeds were given to Banner Treasury. 20-Movie- City of Nonsense was the title, but there was no non- sense in the picture. 24-SEMI-FlNAl.S. r -' X FEBRUARY. 'I X Q. I-fJDCIlillg' ot' Second Semester. H I I J How time flies! X l t' Q- f f . 'QD 9 ' ., at , , L - Ms 'f ff ,ss l4lI':l ills' ll -f - 2' ' 'X 4 1 L '- 5 GJ .21--Christmas play by eminent play- I-Dinner day brought in quite a bit wright. Carl Super, 28. Copies towards the tizuiner fund. by request. Vacation! Hurrah! JANUARY. l-Ht3llll2lj'. but we lmve put up our llL'XY CZlli'llIlIll'. l 21 el f ,. 1 fc. ff 'Q W 'Si -...X .J.'?. 4-Classes resumed. I 7-DCJlTlCStiC Science class attends the School of Cooking at the Columbia. Q ONE HUNDRED AND TNVENTY-ONE