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enior , gfau .Mlnforg Femine Eye Observed It Thus: To quote our own Freshman Class song we were Hraring, tearing. and lull ot lite and pep. This was ably demonstrated when almost im- mediately we became active lwlission workers and contributed our share ot melody to the Glee Club. while a large percentage ot the class received honor letters and athletic monograms during our tirst year ol high school. Alter our initiation as Freshmen. which was a fairly mild one. we settled down to work with a giggle. The Sodality received us ceremoniously with ixflass and Holy Communion. which was followed by a breakfast in our honor. Late ixtay found the Eighth Graders ol' the city contendedly munching our carefully prepared delicacies. while the members ot the sewing class modelled samples ot their expert needlework. A class ot Seniors waved farewell and we moved up a notch to become the mighty Sophomores. Little time elapsed before we rolled up our sleeves and officially Hwelcomedu the Freshmen. in Feb- ruary they responded with a lovely party in Valen- tine appointments. The year passed without turther social functions. but basketball and swimming kept us busy. U September, rolled around again and since the new school was nearly completed we began our third year with a thrill of expectancy. A very successful skating party provided ample funds tor our Junior-Senior Banquet in November. December 23rd marked the close ot our academy days and the historic bell toiled our teartul good- byes. as we reluctantly turned the page on a chapter ot' our lives that shall otten come tioating back as the dearest of memories. Alter Christmas vacation we stepped wonder- ingly into a new school. It had no history nor any scratches on the desks. but we were there to make theml it seemed no time at all until we donned our frills and were whisked ollt to the Prom where midst tiowers and sott music our third year came to a close. Having proudly assumed our position as the ndignitied Seniors we lost no time in electing class otticers. The crevices in the class treasury were somewhat titled by a skating party in the early Fall. Qur Victory Dance was in no way a toolhardy venture despite the t-act that it was held on April lst: we came through, as did the team we honored. with Htiying colors. Later in April we took otf our coats and began practice for the Senior Play. Hshirt Sleeves. along with preparations tor the Prom, So now, with a lump in the throat we stand on the threshold of lite and bid goodbye to the school that we have come to love so much. Btoreover, it we retain its Catholic beliefs and ideals we may be sure that the Hchrist ot Lewis Street will guide us safely through our lives. FIARY HOGiXN Page 1
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Srxion fuss Orricrizs 'thomas Kr-tty. Sern-tary: tfctwarrt Dehner, Presirtenl: Ntarqan-t Cattahan. trea. urer: .loan buvtzer. X if 1--Pri'-siitent. ur Kfaaa Jlhafory The itluseutineis Eye Ohserveft It As Such: in tater years nothing is more Conctuctive to pteasure than happy memories. it is with this thought in minct that these hriet hightights ot the history ot the Ctass ot '40 are recorctect. it is hopect that this review witt attorct many pteasureahte hours in the years to come. it not tatie tong for our ctass to get in step with the rest ot the schoot. The tirst year severat ohtainect toothatt unitorms. Even then our ctass showect a martteci ahitily in hastiethatt as is evi- cteneect hy the h-Erho ot Fehruary, IOST: Mt-he Freshman teamts onty comptaint is that ot tartq 0 competition. tt has howtect over every team in its ctass that it routct iinct to ptay. anct has searchect in vain tor witting opponents. But hy no means was the futturat sicte ot schoot tite negtectect. Three ot our numher won rotes in the Dramatic Ctuh ptays. anct our ftass tect the schoot hy earning eighteen honor monograms. The etass otticers tor the tirst year were: Tom Ketty. tjresictentz :Xt Younghaus. Yire-presictent: Ent Hartienricter. See- retary: anci ,tim Kee-ter. Treasurer. Activities tor the tirst vear were wounct up with a pirnie at the Country Ctutm. The seronct year saw tive ot our numher out tor toothatt anct one memher on the varsity hastxethatt squact. A new sel ot ottieers was inslatteci: Ent Dehner, Presictent: Bitt Ryan. Vice-presicient: Stax Zent. Secretary: anct Benny Dayito, Treasuer. Again three ot the rtass won rotes in the Dramatit' Ctuh ptay. anct eight won honor monograms. Ntuch to the joy ot the sluctenls. grounct was hrotien tor the new schoot. anct the noise ot the ronstruc- tion ctisruptect rtasses the rest ot the year, The pirnic was even hetter than tnetore lo write ttinis to a very surcesstut seeontt year. Prlyft' JJ I The third year was one ot ctecicted Change. ctasses heing hetct the tirst semester in Lihrary Halt and the seconct semester in the new huitcting. Xve hact nine men in toothatt uniform and three on the xationat Cathotie Champion Bastaethatt Team. :Xnct not to he outctone in other ciepartments. one ot our memhers tootx thirct piace in the :Xnnuat htictwestern Xvrangters Ctuh oratoricat Contest at Notre Dame. The UEchoH hecame a yearhooti. anct a new puhtication. the uSt lEllI1l'0Cti.u was hegun hy the Ctass oi '4O. Since the Qirts were now etigi- hte. the Ctass won twenty-three honor monograms. Ect Hartienricter, president: Jeanne Xvigent. Vice- presicient: txtary :Xtyee Nott. Secretary: anct Tom tyetty. Treasurer. afteci in otiiciat Capacity the thirct vear. Steps towarct Consoticiation martcect the tourth year. .-X new iaeutty consisting ot priests reptacect the hrothers, anct severat ot the etasses he-fame co- ectucationat. Dramatics and puhtif speatxing were given new impetus hy the touncting ot ctramatics anct puhtie speatxing Ctasses anct the uhtastx and Xxtign Dramatics Ctuh. Twenty honor monograms testittiect to the sehotastie ahitity ot our group. Our three ctass memhers were the high-point men on the Nationat Tourney squaci as Centrat Catholic hrought home another Nationat Championship. anct one ot them tmecame high-point man ot the whote tournament. Ctass othfers tor the tinat year were: Ent Dehner. Presictent: .toan Suetzer. Vice- presictent: htargaret Cattahan. Sefrelary: anct Tom tyetty. Treasurer. .Xnct now with mixect teetings ot' ioy. not un- tinqect with sorrow. a sense ot acvomptishment. anct woncter as to the ttuture. we turn our taces to a new tomorrow. ,ALBERT YoL'NGH.xL's
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