De Padua High School - De Paduan Yearbook (Ashland, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 95 of the 1941 volume:

Editor-in-chief ------------------------ Robert Pinkowski Assistant Editor ------------------------ June Riederer Business Managers-- --------------------- Virginia Baker Ardythe Mueller Kenneth McDonald Bernadette Andersen Art Editor ------------------------------ Barbara Dufek Photography Editor ---------------------- Betty Marx Feature Editors ------------------------- Benedict Pagac s Dorothy Schreiner Juanita Garvin Patricia Carlin Beatrice Ludack Betty Peterson Sport Editors --------------------------- John Anderson William Innes Typists-- ---- --- ----Jean Lewandowski Katheryn Davis Edna Mae Croteau MOTTO: MIND NOT THE BEAKERS, BUT STRAIGHT AHEAD. MOTIF: SHIP COLORS: RED AND WHITE PATRON: ST. ANTHONY FLOWER: RED AND WHITE CARNATION In a book lies the eoul or the whole Past Time; the ertieulate audible voice of the Past; when the body end materiel aub- stence of it has altogether veniahed like e. dream. This is our true purpose in presenting to you this bookm-our record of the pleasures. joys, and eceompliehmente of the pest four years. The evente pictured within this book fade ewey, but woven Among them will be en imperiehnble theme which will Always be of vibrant interest to ue--the memory of the Cetholio Educatoreuour eietere--who during the last four years, hnve taught us to love 1nd serve God, our Creator, to perfect en ell-eround culturel background to develop a noble and ideal ohereeter, to prepere our- selves for the battle with life affairs, situations, and problems,end to become e stung end zeeloue army cf youtH'. Their aim is to impert religious, as well as, echoleetic training, in harmony with the spirit end teaching of the Church. The past of De Pedun High with our efforts in eoquiring know ledge, in building oheneter end in spiritual development, ie now a. cloned book. It oennot be ehenged or gone over 15:11:. How we, the youth of tomorrow, are on the greet Journey of Life end our motto Hind not the breakers, but straight ahead will be before no end with the help of Divine grace we elnll meoeed. And as a ship ploughing through the billowing see we face Life end will not sink or cringe before the ewile of the world for we nil in the berk of Peter. Struggles, dielppoinhnents, uerifioee end any difficulties will block our why, but with our Cuth- olie background end treining-will nil through the arrow path of Life, and mintein the final end of which we are intended by epplying the principle. of Cetholio Education imputed to us during these four yeere. In the years to come my we look back end picture in heppy rev- erie the fond eohool-dly memories end truce the hour- ude ever more sweet in knowing thet in our own null way we ere etill serving God beoeuee of Hie Host of earthly de- fendere--our Cetholie Edueetore who hue taught us to put on thehelnent of eelvttion end the sword of the epiritz-n which in the word of God. Education commences at the mother's knee, and every word spoken within the hearsay of little children tends toward the formation of character. How very true this quotation, but we have nothing to fear, for we have received a Catholic Education.This is the kind of education for which children are fitted, the kind par- ents want them to have, and the kind of education to which they have a right, as free Amerioen-born citizens. we owe our worthy education to the work of many faithful and zealous sisters and priests. They have made many see- rifices, endeavouring to install in the students the de- sire to strive for the highest goal obtainable, namely; -- eternal life in the world to come. we can only gain this with the teachings and guidance of Catholic Educators, who implant in the hearts and minds, and in the sou1,knowledge love and zeal for the service of God. They are doing what Christ intended them to do, educating children for God an country. In a Catholic school we find the phases of men- tal development, stressed hand in hand with the develop- ment of moral consciousness. Right now many of us do not fully appreciate the value of the untiring efforts of the Catholic sisters, but in the years to come we will be more than thankful that we have had a good, solid Cathalic edu- cation. If there was only some way in which we could show our ap- preeintion, but this is impossible for we, the Catholic- youth, can never repay the Catholic Educators for their supreme wnrk, and untiring efforts, therefore, we,as afar- vent Thank You , dedicate the De Paduan to all Catholic Educators, but especially to the untiring, loving and -- zealous work of the Franciscan sisters and priests, Ihoare molding the lives and characters of the youth, according to the will of our Creator, and we shall ever be mindful of the benefits they have given us in our spiritual pre- paration for life. May God reward them with eternal hap- piness in the life to come. CROSS 0F FAITH AND MEMORY e Cross of Faith, up in the sky, i Staunch it stands in air, Bids a welcome to the foe, Of Faith, of God, of Mary fair. Outlined by the sky of God, By clouds of billowy white, Cross of Faith of the true Faith, Help us win our fight. Cross of Memories, so sweet, Remember me and mine, Keep us on the road of Faith, To our wonderous God, Divine. Keep us always near to thee, Because you stand for God, Remember only our good deeds, When shadows fell upon the sod. --Vir51n1a Paiement '41 Reverend Father John Curry, 0. F. M. Pastor of St. Agnes Church Superintendent of DePadua High School To Father John,our Pastor we owe more than we can ever be capable of repaying for the many un- told benefits he has given us, both material and spiritual. we realize his untiring and unselfish efforts in furthering our ultimate end to happiness--Catholic Education. Humbly we offer and express our deepest appreciation and loving tribute to his solicitude for our welfare. To Father Raphael, our instructor and Spiritual Guide we also owe unbounded gratitude. we emu endeavor to live up to the ideal which he has set up in our association with him. we realize that there will be many trials and obstacles during our journey of Life, therefore, we are most grateful and apprec- iative for the lessons he has taught us- an unlimited aid to attain our final end. To Father Alivin, Our Sodality Moderator, we pledge our love and loyalty.Through his un- selfish and uholdearted labor in the inter- ests of the sodalists, he has won thelnm and admiration of many. Having such a niend l and teacher will certainly help us in qply- ing the principles of religion in our daily life. we are proud to be sodalists under such a leader and therefore we offerlwm our deepest and sincerest tribute of gratitude. 10 Rev. Father Raphael Grahl, 0.F.M. Rev. Father Alvin Schlubeck, 0.F.M. Religion Reli ion Mr. William Knoblauoh Coach - Manual Training TO THE FACULTY Another year at De Padue is being wafted into the annuals of the past. For some of us it is a final parting; but all of us retain the unmisted memories of'aweu spent year. we will remember it chiefly because of those with whom we have associated, especially the faculty. we dedicate this page to the faculty who has so carefully watched and glided our yamg lives with a. hulyCath- olic Education. we realize how much our teachers have done for us,meking our school life urns inter- esting, teaching us how to conduct ourselves in the every day happenings of daily life, inspiring the noblest that is in us, ready to give without a1ntb1g the cost. Now at last their work is done and um hqn and pray, that they will see us good Christian men and women leaders in Catholic Action through home business or social affairs. It would be more fitting if we would offer each member of the faculty an individual tribute of gratitude.0nly by doing this, can we do justice to the spirit in which they have offered us their services. These priests and sisters are truly our comrades. But since we cannot honor them as individuals, we honor So we them as one, for are they not one with us in the Mystical Body of Christ, as Christ has ordained7And this is also fitting for after all,the ultimate end of each is the same, namely; to teach us to loveani serve our Creator in whatever state of life we are, to perfect an all-eround unselfish character so that we can fit into any pattern of life, but especially that for which each individual yearns. say in all reverence and respect--a tributefrom the students to a splendid faculty. 12 Sister M. Lucidw E 55W tor Principa1--Supervising Instruc Sister M. Tarsilla Eucharistic Committee Mathematics--Science Sister M. Stills. Our Lady's Committee Speech, English, History Sister M. DeSales Ia, Latin III, Libraria. M Sister M. Annunciata Apostolic Committee $thM.QKKquLgSQ-J History, American Literature . . f b . Sister M. Paulindawg m L.;AJJ Catholic Truth Committee Social Science . Ancient History Sister M. Ambrosine . Z I ' Orchestra M 27: Glee Club Sister M. Cunisse fw W' QM Social Life Committee French- -Eng1 1 sh Sister M. Leonice M OCW Catholic Student Mission Crusade Biology, G eometry Sister Mary Roderick Publicity Committee . W English II, Latin w 2M7 Sister M. Ann Catherine Glee Club Band Sister Marie Cecile , 3,,va WW k -Afvt,;1 Social Life Comittee Bookkeeping, Commercial Sister M. Anne Therese Parish Loyalty Committee Typewriting, Algebra ,7 ' V . ,- v v 21 VV Lk . , , . k kw 15 14 Fabian Bennett Ambition- Attend the Fond of - Dancing Bernadette Andersen John Anderson Ambition--To be an Hide-out -- the Bee old Raid Fond of--0h, Kathrinu I . Fond of -- Chonpy A '.nyg,v. 7 H ,1, MJ g. . ,7 .gl 9 k June Riederer Pet peeve -- Pinky Dotes on -- Slacks Robert Pinkowski Noted for-Superiority Complex Pet peeve -- Girls Nickname -- Breezy -Pet peeve - Peanut butter sandwiches P ricia arlin on -- To prepare rless H 0 - 323 Fan of-Red hair Edna Mae Croteau Dotes on -- Movies Hide-out -- School Genevieve Croteau Ambition-Stenographer Noted for -- Her hair Emily Davich Ambition--To own a farm Hobby--writing letters Kathryn Davis Joseph Tarasewicz Pet peeve - Olives Nickname - Trush Ambition to To join Noted for - His the army popularity Barbara Dufek Fond of - Paper boy Nickname - Duke Kathryn Dyer Nickname - Kitty bition - Toalive . with Dorothy 5;? u ,i - r. Isabelle Dymesich Dates on-2 Cowboys Hobby - Roller skating m Lester Fabro Ambition - To move into town Hobby - Art Bertrand Feldmeier Ambition - To own a real cow Skilled in -- Pitchin' woo Juanita Garvin Noted for -- Her gilded tongue Ambition-oto show up Charlie Me Cnrthy .a Dorothy Qautsch Elaine Gesregan qud of - Hitch Hiking Noted for - He 9mbitioy - To own a hair do ' rooiiing house 0309f t peeve - Noted for - June Huybrecht Fond of - Curly Dotes on - C. Hemec 4:; Evelyn Hecimovich Ambition - Partnership With Emily Pet Peeve - E. Gingles Marie Kpski - Fond of - Boys Pet Peeve - Impromptu Speeches Raymond Ledin Pet Peeve -- His Curly hair Noted for - His bus Jean Lewandowski Fond of -- Potato chips Hobby--Collect1ng handkerchiefs his cowlick ;:L p His paper route William Innis Fond of - Holding hands Noted for - Basketball Beatrice Ludack Elaine Malek Betty Marx Fond of -Mellon,Mason? Fond of--Cherry lips Fond ofo-Mr. Joe Noted for--Sweaters Ambition--To be Mrs. Hobby -- Bowling Joe Helen Mataya Fond of --Bicycles built for two Pet Peeve--Break1ng dishes Robert Mo Arthur Nickname-- Scotchie Pet Peeve--Being locked in tight Places Kenneth Mc Donald Noted for - Classy Clothes Ambition -- to live long Donald Mc Kinnon Noted for-- Dozing Nickname -- Skipf Robert Miller Ambition -- To out- weigh the fat men Fond of -- candy Margaret Mockler Noted for-her reserve; Skilled in - Bookkeepi v . VJ w Ardythe Mueller Noted for -- her religion mark Hobby -- Dining in School Catherine Nemeo .Ambition -- to grow tall Noted for -- being a swell typist Benedict Pagac Ambition -- to finish his rocket ship Fond of -- Duke Lawrence Nemec Genevieve e on Ambition -- College Hobby -- writing to Joe Noted for -- his Ambition--Married Life generosity ' jv , ,LVAA rs fo 'LLy Wuva . ,JXV h -..,,L -V. 1x wJ r :r M, u ' , , '? ll lye Eugene Paitl Hobby -- Running out of Gas Noted for -- one-track mind Edith Peters Theme Song-- My Sailor Man Ambition -- Wedding bells Betty Peterson Skilled in - Getting into jams Hide-out -- Dog house Mary Jane Foyer Noted for -- her figure Pet Peeve -- home'work Matthew Prestil Leonard Raczkowski Lorraine Romaine Nickname -- Mutts Ambition - Tackling Fond of -- Superior Ambition -- t6 be Ambition -- To own Fond of-Chooolate Hide-out -- Dutch Inn Bacheloreyetej J Emersons Bars Pet Peeve - ; j Footmiyg;?p Dorothy Schreiner Dotes on - Mellon Pet Peeve -- Red Campus Socks Irene Schroeer Noted for -- Her Giggles Fond of -- Sally Clara Tryba Jeanne thak June Zelleveger H1de-out--Any nook Fond of -- Peanuts Fond of -- Joe Theme Song -- Lost in Dotes on -- Northland ,Ambition -- to be the fog. a sailor's wife Inna Not the Brenton, but straight Ahead. Ono ship drivel east, another drive: wast While the aoltaamo breeze. blow; 1'13 the lot of the sail and not the gala That Md- thu where to go. Like the winds of the son are the ways of fate As we Journey along through life; y 1'13 the not of the soul that decides the goal And mot thc call.- or tho Itriro. In the midst of calm and temput on the sea of life, you I111 find that it 13 not what you nut tint count., but the way you not 1t. Tho act of your saill - your nttiduto tonrd things, your capacity for nking the lost. the best, or ovary uporioneo- doteminu to c grout degree the success and tho hap- 1110 you enjoy throughout the Journey. Do rower this pou-dt 1- in you, and not in the circumstantial or rate, where 11 the power or oontontmont or dis- tron. R. 1111mm: 22 SENIOR STATISTICS Andersen, Bernadette Davich, Emily Class President-1,2; Glee Club-1,2,3,4; Entered from Benoit High School in'39 A Cappella Choir-2,5,4; Tournament-1,2, '40; Eucharistic Committee-S; Social 3;Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; Life Committee-4;Shorthand Club-4; Finding of the King-l; Three Springs-l; Latin Club-l; Parish Loyalty Committee- Davis, Kathryn 2;No Room in the Inn-Z; Contest-Z; Pied Glee Club-l,3,4; A Cappella Choir-4; Piper of Hamelin-E; Catholic Truth Com- Finding of the King-lgThree Springs-l mittee-S; Thespian Club-S; Social Life Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; Committee-4; De Paduan Staff-4; Our Lady's Committee-2;Catholic Truth Committee-SgPied Piper of Hamelin--3; Anderson, John Social Life Committee-4; De Paduan- Class President-SgTournament-l;Catholic Staff-4; Shorthand C1ub-4; Students Mission Crusade--1; St. John Berchman's-1,2,3,4; Parish Loyalty Com- Delfield, John mittee-2;Eucharistic Committee-SgFrenoh Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l Club-S; Social Life Committee Chairman- Latin Club-l; Parish Loyalty Commit- 4;Thespian Club--4; De Paduan Staff--4; tee-2;Catholic Truth Committee-3;Car- Basketba11-2,3,4; niva1-3,4;Socia1 Life Committee-4; Baker, Virginia Dufek, Barbara Glee Club-1,2,4; A Cappella Choir--3,4; Glee Club-l,2,4; A Cappella Choir-4; Class Tournament-1,2;Catholic Students Tournament-1,2; Finding of the King-l Mission Crusade-1;Finding of the King- Three Springs--l; Catholic Students 1;Contest-2;Catholic Truth Committee-3 Mission Crusade-l; Latin Club-l; No Pied Piper of Hamelin-5;Shorthand Club Room in the Inn-23Varish Loyalty Com- 4; Class Vice-President-S; Social Life mittee-2;Catholic Truth Committee--3; Committee-4; De Paduan Staff, Business Pied Piper of Hamelin-5; Social Life Manager--4; Class Secretary-4; Girls' Committee-4;Shorthand Club Secretary- Sextette-4; May Queen. 4; De Paduan Staff-4; Bennett, Fabian Dyer, Kathryn Entered from Stambough, Michigan in '40 Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l '41; Social Life Committee-4; Shorthand Latin Club-lgParish Loyalty Committee Club-4; 2;Eucharistic Committee-3;Socia1 Life Committee-4; Thespian Club-4; Carlin, Patricia Glee C1ub-1,4; A Cappella Choir--2,3,4; Dymesich, Isabelle Orchestra-1,2,3,4; Finding of the King- Entered from Drummond High School in 1; Three Springs-l; No Room in the Inn- '39-'40;Eucharistio Committee-3;Thes- 2; Contest-Z; Pied Piper of Hamelin--3; pian Club-3; Social Life Committee-4; Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; Glee C1ub-4; A Cappella Choir-4; Latin Club-lgParish Loyalty Committee-Z Eucharistic Committee-S; Tournament--3; Fabro, Lester Social Life Committee-4;Thespian Club-4 Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; De Paduan Staff-4; Salutatorian-4; Glee Club-2,3,4; A Cappella Choir-5,4 Our Lady's Committee-Z:Contest-2;Pied Croteau, Edna Mae Piper of Hamelin-3; Eucharistic Com- Glee Club--1,2,4; A Cappella Choir--4; mittee-S; Social Life Committee-4; Three Springs-1;Catholic Students Mia- sion Crusade-1;Latin Club-lgParish Loy- Feldmeier, Bertrand alty Committee-Z; No Room in the Inn-Z; Tournament-1,2,3,4; Catholic Students Contest-Z; Eucharistic Committee---3; Mission Crusade-lgst. John Berchman's Social Life Committee-4; 1,2,3; Latin Club-l; Parish Loyalty Committee-230atholic Truth Committee- Croteau, Genevieve 3; Cheer Leader-S; Thespian Club-3; Glee Club-1,2,3,4; A Cappella Choir-2,3 Social Life Committee-Q; Shorthand 4;Find1ng of the King-1;Three Springs-l Club-4; Our Lady's Committee-Z; No Room in the Inn-Z; Contest-230atholic Truth Commit- tee-S; Pied Piper of Hamelin-S; Social Life Committee-4; De Paduan Staff--4; Shorthand Club President-4; Garvin, Juanita Glee C1ub-1,2,5,4;A Cappella Choir-Z, 3,4; Finding of the King-l; Three Springs-l; Catholic Students Mission Crusade--1; OurtLady's Committee-Z; No Room in the Inn--2; Gontest---2; Eucharistic Committee--5; Pied Piper, of Hamelin-3;Social Life Committee-4; Thespian Club President-S; Shorthand Club--4; De Paduan Staff--4; Girls' Sextette Gautsch, Dorothy Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; Parish Loyalty Committee--2; Eucha- ristic Committee-S; Social Life Com- mittee-4; Thespian Club-4; Gesregan, Elaine Glee Club--1; A Cappella Choir--2,3; Finding of the King-l; Catholic Stu- dents Mission Crusade-l; Our Lady's Committee-2;Contest-2; Catholic Truth Committee-S; Pied Piper of Hamelin-S; Social Life Committee--4; Shorthand Clube4; Gingles, Earle Tournament--1,2,3; Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; St.John Berchman's 1,2,5,4; Latin Club-I; Our Lady Com- mittee-Z;Prefect;Catholic Truth Com- mittee-S; Social Life Committee----4; Thespian Club Preeident-4; Hecimovich, Evelyn Entered from Benoit High School '40- '41; Social Life Committee-4; Thes- pian Club-4; Huybrecht, June Glee Club-1,2,3; A Cappella Choir--4; Tournament-1,2,5;Finding of the King- 1;Three Springs--l; Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; Orchestra--2,3,4; Our Lady's Committee--2; No Room in the Inn-2;Contest-2;Euchariatic Com- mittee-S; Pied Piper of Hamelin-S; French Club-S; Thespian Club-4; Innes, William Glee Club-2,3;A Cappella Choir-33Lat- in Club-l; Catholic Students Mission Crusade-1;Parish Loyalty Committee-Z; Contest-2;Catholic Truth Committee-3; De Paduan Staff-4; A11 Sodality' Pre- fect-4; Basketball-2,3,4; Koski, Marie Glee Club-1,2,4;A Cappella Choir-3,4; Finding of the King-lgThree Springs-l Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; Latin club-lgParich Loyalty Committee 2; No Room in the Inn-2; Contest--2; Pied Piper of Hamelin--3; Catholic Truth Committee--3; Social Life Com- mittee-4; 24 Ledin, Raymond Glee Club--2,3; A Cappella Choir-2,3; Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; Class Vice-President-l;0ur Lady's Com- mittee-Z;Contestv2;Eucharistic Commit- tee-3;Pied Piper of Hamelin-3; Social Life Committee-4gBasketba11-3,4; Thes- pian Club-4; Lewandowski, Jean ' Glee Club--1,3,4; A Cappella Choir--4; Finding of the King-l; Catholic Stu- dents Mission Crusade-l; Our Lady Com- mittee-ZgNo Room in the Inn-2;Contest- 2; Catholic Truth Committee-3; Social Life Committee--4; De Paduan Staff-4;; Shorthand Club Treasurer-4; Ludack, Beatrice Glee Club-1,2; Catholic Students Mia- sion Crusade-1;Latin Club-1;Finding of the King-1;Parish Loyalty Committee-Z; No Room in the Inn-Z; Contest-Z; Cath- olic Truth Committee-SgMucic Recital-Z 3; Social Life Committee-4; Thespian Club-4; De Paduan Staff-4; Malek, Elaine Glee Club-1,2,3; A Cappella Choir-5,4; Finding of the King-1;Three Springs-l; Catholic Students Mission Crusede-l; Latin Club-1;Parish Loyalty Committee- 2;No Room in the Inn-Z; Contest-2;Pied Piper of Hamelin-3;Catholie Truth Com- mittee-3; Thespian Club-S; Social Life Committee-4; Girlst Sextette-4; Marx, Betty Entered from Ashland High School in'38 '39;G1ee Club-Z; A Cappella Choir--4; Our Lady's Committee-Z; No Room in the Inn-Z;Contest-2;EUcharistie Committee- 3;Pied Piper of Hamelin-3380cial Life Comitteeneh De Paduan Staff-4;Short- hand Club-4; Mataya, Helen Entered from Drummond High School'59 '403Thespian Club-S; Eucharistic Com- mittee-S; Social Life Committee-4; McArthur, Robert Class Basketbe11-1,2,3; Catholic Stu- dents Mission Crueade-1;Claes Treasur- er-130ur Lady's Committee-Z; Catholic Truth Committee-SgCarniva1-3,4; Social Life Gommittee-4; McDonald, Kenneth Catholic Students Mission Crueade-l; Class Seoretary-lgLatin Club-l; Parish Loyalty Committee Secretary-Z; Class Vice-President-ZgEucharietio Committee SgFrench Club-S; Thespian Club-4; A11 Sodality Secretary-S; Social Life Com- mittee-4; De Paduan Staff Business Manager-4; McKinnon, Donald Class Basketball-1,2,3,4; Catholic Students Mission Crusade-1;Our Lady's Committee-Z; Glee Clubo-S; A Cappella Choir-3;Pied Piper of Hamelin-3;Class Treasurer-S; Eucharistic Committee-s; Social Life Committee--4; De Paduan Staff-4;Shorthand Club Vice-President 4; Miller, Robert Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; Class Basketball-1,2,3,4; Our Lady's Committee-Z; Glee Club-3; A Cappella Choir-SgEucharistic Committee-S; Pied . Piper of Hamelin-3;Class Secretary-3; Social Life Committee-4;Thesp1an Club 4; Student Manager-4; Mockler, Margaret Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; Glee C1ub--2,3; A Cappella Choir-3,4 Our Lady's Committee-ZgNo Room in the Inn-Z:Concert-2;Contest-2gEucharistic Committee-S; Pied Piper of Hamelin-S; Social Life Committee-4; Mueller, Ardythe Entered from De Pere High School '59 '40;Glee Club-4;A Cappella Choir-3,4; Orehestra-3,4;Catholic Truth Commit-. tee-3;Pied Piper of HamelinnS; Social Life Committee-4;Thespian Club-4; De Paduan Staff-4; Nemec, Catherine Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; Glee Club-1,2,4; A Cappella Choir-S, 4;Finding of the King-13Latin Club-l; Parish Loyalty Committee-2;No Room in the Inn-Z; Contest-2;Concert-2; Pied Piper of Hamelin-S; Social Life Com- mittee-4; De Paduan Staff-4;Shorthand Club-4; Nemec, Lawrence Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; St. John Berchman's-1,2,3,4; Parish Loyalty Committee-Z; Class Basketball 2;Catholic Truth Committee-S; Social Life Committee-4; Thespian C1ub-4; De Paduan Staff-4; Oron, Geneveive Glee Club--l,2; A Cappella Choir--5; Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; Class Basketba11-1,2,3;Finding of the King-l; Three Springs--1; Our Lady's Committee-2;Nb Room in the Inn-2;Con- cert-Z; Contest-Z; Pied Piper of Ham- lin-S; Thespian Club--3; Social Life Committee-4; Pagac, Benedict Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; 0rchestra-1,3,4;St.John Berchman's-l, 5,4; Latin Club--1; Glee Club --3,4; A Cappella Choir-3,4;Eucharistic Com-- mittee-5;Pied Piper of Hamelin-SgThes- pian Club-4;Social Life Committee-4gDe Paduan Staff-4; Paitl, Eugene Catholic Students Mission Crusade 1;- Our Lady's Committee-Z; Cathalic Truth Committee-3; Carnival-3,4; Social Life Committee-4; Peters, Edith Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l; Glee C1ub-2,5;A Cappella Choir-S; Con- test-ZgNo Room in the Inn-ZgPied Piper of Hamelin-3;Parish Loyalty Committee- ZgEucharistic Committee-5; Social Life Committee-4; Thespien Clubv4; Peterson, Betty Catholic Students Mission Crusade-1;-- Latin Club-1;G1ee Club-2,3;A Cappella- Choir-5,4; Parish Loyalty Committee-Z; No Room in the Inn-2;Concert-2;Contest 2; Eucharistic Committee-S; Pied Piper of Hame11n3; Social Life Committee-4; Thespian Club-4; Cheer Leader-4; Pinkowski, Robert Entered from Ashland High School 1n'38 '39; Glee Club-2,3,4;A Ceppella Chobr-3 4; Our Lady's Committee-Z; Concert--2; Contest-ZzSextette-ZgEuoharistic Comr mittee-SgPied Piper of Hamelin-33Thes- pian Club-Treasurer-4;Social Life Com- mittee-4;De Paduan Staff Editor-in- Chief-4; Class President-4; Poyer, Mary Jane Catholic Students Mission Crusade-1;- Glee C1ub-l,2;A Cappella Choir-SgFind- 1mg of the King-1;Three Springs-1;0ur- Lady's Committee-ZgNo Room in the Inn- 2;Concert-2;Contest-2;Eacharistic Com- Mittee--3; Pied Piper of Hamelin--3,1- Social Life Committee-4;Shorthand Club 4; Prestil, Matthew Class Basketba11-1,2,3,4; Glee Club--, 3; A Capella Choir-S; Catholic Stud- ents Million Crusade-l; Our Lady's -- Committee--2; Contest-Z; Eucharistic Committee 3; Pied Piper of Hamelin-3 Social Life Committee-4; Riederer, June Glee Club-1,2,4; A Ceppella Choir-3,4 Three Springs-l; Finding of the King-l Basketba11-1,2; Catholic Students Mis- sion Crusade-l; Latin Club-l; Pariah Loyalty Committe-2;No Room in the Inn 2; Contest-Z; Catholic Truth Committee Secretary-3; Pied Piper of Ehmelin-S; Social Life Committee-4; Thespian Club 4; De Paduan Staff, Assistant Editor-4 Class Treasurer-4; Raczkowski, Leonard Class Basketba11-1,2,3,4; Glee Club-Z, 3, A Cappella Choir-S; Catholic Stud- ents Mission Crusade-l; Our Lady's- Committee-Z; Contest--2; Eucharistic Committee-S; Pied Piper of Hamelin-3; Social Life-Committee-4; Romaine, Lorraine Glee Club-1,2,5,4; A Cappella Choir-s, 4;Finding of the King-1;Catholic Stud- ents Mission Crusade-l; Latin Club--1; Parish Loyalty Committee-Z; No Room in the Inn-Z; Concert-Z; Catholic Truth Committee-S, Pied Piper of Hamelin-S; Social Life Committee-4; Thespian Club 4; De Paduan Staff-4; Sattler, Agnes Glee Club-1,2,4; A Cappella Choir-4; Orchestra-1,2,3; Finding of theKingJ Catholic Students Mission Crusade-l Parish Loyalty Committee-2;No Room in the Inn-Z; 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Eucharis- tic Committee-3gPied Piper of Hamelin- 3;Socia1 Life Committee-4; Girls' Sex- tette-4; Thespian Club-4; Tarasewioz, Joseph Entered from Ashland High School in'38 '59;Glee Club-2,3; A Cappella Choir-S; Class Basketba11-2,3; Our Lady's Com- mittee-2;Concert-2gContest-Z; Catholic Truth Committee-S; Class Secretary-Z; Pied Piper of.Hamelin-3; Social Life Committee-4; Thespian Club--4; A11 Sodality Treasurer-4;Basketba11-3,4 St. John Berchman's-2,S,4; Tryba, Clara Glee Club-l; Catholic Students Mis- sion Crusade-lgLatin Club-I; Parish Loyalty Committee-Z; Catholic Truth Committee-4;Socia1 Life Committee-4 thak, Jeanne Finding of the King-lgThree Springs lgaatholic Students Mission Crusade 1;Latin Club-1;0rchestra-2; Parish Loyalty Committee-ZzNo Room in the Inn-2;Concert-23Contest-2gEucharis- tic Committee-SgPied Piperof Hame- lin-3;French Club Presidnt-S; Music Recital-5;Socia1 Life Committee-4; Zelleveger, June Entered from Ashland High School'38 '39;Glee Club-2,4; A Cappella Choir 3,4;Parish Loyalty Committee-Z; No Room in the Inn-2;Concert-2;Contest 2;Catholic Truth Committee-S; Pied Piper of Hamelin-3;Social Life Com- mittee-4; Fourth Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: Faliski, R. Mitchell, L. Thibodeau, E. Zelleveger, T. Herumin, Stevens, L. Swetland, H. Anich, J. Mc Gregor. Sanders, J. Bazil, K. Bock, A. Stuer, G. Hyden, M. Starks, Gervais, P. Lewandowski, J. La Vasseur. Eaton, J. Taylor, E. Pezackie, A. Powels, M. Forcia, R. Makso, Davidson, J. Carroll. Janigo, L. Schefchick, M. Sullivan, P. Mc Donald, B. Lynch, Swiderski, J. Sell, K. Toohey, A. Tryba, E. Starkman. Fourth Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: L. B. R. J. R. M. M. $ 3 Romanick, R. Mason, J. Carroll, D. Farrell, K. Herian, W. Martin, Bowron, J. Pfeffer. Koski, J. Janowski, W; Tucker, J. Jerke, T. Driscoll, B. McAuliffe, Fondow. A. Sullivan, V. Clifford, L. DeBriyn, M. Pietereck, M. Jardinski, Schlies, B. Heyne, V. Paiement. Schramke, I. Bauer, S. Riederer, D. Lindquist. C. Buvala. Fourth Row: Third Row: Second Row: F. Ledin, E. Beirl, J. Brinker, G. Gucinski, R. Kupczyk J. Robinson, G. De Hate, W. Beirl, A. Bertheaume, R. Greene, J. Maljavac, A. Anderson. M. A. Dick, L. Starkman, L. Farrell, C. Fecteau, M. Gocel, M. Anich, M. Matilda, Gusniewski, E. Jocewicz, G. Pfeffer, M. Kennedy, M. Foster, Marian Hebert, L. Foley, H. Fromholz, E. Gervais. 50 Fourth Row: J. Raczkowski, D. Kennedy, J. Zar, J. Masko, D. J.Kupczyk, T. Lolich, R. Sanders, J. Lauzon, J. Prestil. Third Row: R. Dandeneau, D. Francisco, E. Big Boy, T. Dufek, Wm. Thornton, wm. Blake, R. Wilcox, D. Larson, J. Higgins, D. Schramke, D. Whrtman, R. Mateofsky. Second Row: V. Van Vlack, L. Provost, M. Seegar, C. Tarasewicz, K. Michalowski, M. Turek, K. Arbuckle, M. Molaski, H. Maslowski, E. Visocky, A. Rappe, M. Kennedy. First Row: M. Vanark, V. Pinten, M. Komosa, I. Tryba, C. Herumin, A. Romanick, D. Myott, P. Zilkowski, M. Burns, L. Kontny, I. Ochenbauer. Fourth Row: E. R. Third Row: H. .Wo Second Row: J. B. First Row: M. Dormady, J. Bazil, L. De Briyn, H. Mueller, J. Gray, A. Dashner, Nemec, L. Fabro, C. Dufek. Freascher, A. Hassel, R. Casey, J. Kontny, R. Anich, G. Baatz, Adriansen, E. Ludwikowski. Ellingson, D. De Hate, E. Ludack, S. Bednarski, L. Boehm, Anderson. Bartel, D. Hebert, M. Foley, L. Anderson, K. Dufek, C.J. Bock. 52 Third Row: Second Row: First Row: Vanark, E. Pero, P. Ratti, J. Beirl, L. Schrauth, W. Feldmeier, Sapoci, A. Peterson, J. Marx, F. Van Vlaok. Hruska, H. Freascher, P. Sattler, T. Thibodeau, R. Mookler, Maslowski, J. Hughes, A. Roguski, L. Svendson. Reedy, J. Zak, R. M. Thibeault, B. Van Vlack, M. Olszewski, Pufall, M. Prestil. Third Row: Second Row: First Row: E. Kontny, R. Kuzzy, wm. Kennedy, Allan Kursevski. Richard Justice, Dan Killauf, Jerry Dunlap, Donald Mc Konald Dorothy Farrell, Janet Kupczyk, Geraldine La Plavy, Betty Jerke, Eleanore Jablonicky, Genevieve Litka, Liesse Garvin, Rita Lewandowski. V 54 Bring Flowers of the Rarest Bring flowers of the rarest, bring flowers of the fairest, Bring from garden, woodland and hillside and vale; Our full hearts are swelling, our glad voices telling The praise of the loveliest Rose of the dale. 0 Mary! we crown thee with flowers to-day, Queen of the Angels, Queen of the May, 0 Mary: we crown thee with blossoms to-day, Queen of the Angels, Queen of the May. Our voices ascending, in harmony blending, 0h, thus may our hearts turn, dear Mother, to thee; Oh! thus shall we prove thee how truly we love thee, How dark without Mary, life's journey would be. Social Life Committee-- Chairman- John Anderson Secretary- Lawrence Nemec 56 Prefect -- William Innis Secretary-- wm. Tucker Treasurer-- Jos. Tarasewicz Catholic Truth Committee Chairmen - Arnold Peterson Secretary Julienne Hughes Apostolic Commottee Chairmen - Carol Jean Bock Secretary - Robert Casey C.S.M.C. Committee Chairman - William Blake Secretary - Roddy Wilcox Parish Loyalty Committee Publicity Committee Chairman - Margaret Foster Chdrman - Joseph Lewandowski Secretary - Lorraine Farrell Secretary - Genevieve Litka Secretary William Tucxer reading the minutes of the business meeting. Student Body at the Monthly Holy Hour soonsored by the Eucharistic Comm. '1 rHII L MV 3. m m Apostolic Committee sponsors huger Thanksgiving food basket drive. 58 THE LIVING ROSARY u M! is ,; I As at work and play the Student Body turn to im Divine Consoler for help and guidance C.S.M.C Committee busily sorts the thousands of stamps that the Sodalists have contri- buted 59 40 THE SODALITY OF OUR LADY The Sodality of Our Lady, an associ- ation founded by the Society of Jesus and approved by the Holy See, is a religious body. The aim and purpose of the Sodality is to foster in its members an ardent de- votion, reverence, and filial love toward the Blessed Virgin Mary, and through this devotion and with the protection of so good a Mother,to strive for one's person- al sanctifioation, the sanctification of, our neighbor, and to defend the Church of Jesus Christ against the attacks of the wicked. The Blessed Virgin Mary is the principal Patroness of the Sodelity, as the common name indicates. The Queen's Work is the voice of the Sodality. This magazine helps us to further our Sodality to become Catholic leaders to be well versed on Catholic subjects and to win the world for Christ through Mary. The Sodality aims at procuring the, greatest possible holiness for its members and extending to many others their salu- tary influences for the good of souls. Our Lady's Sodality consists of a Central Committee and subordinate commit- tees. The director is the controlling force in the Sodality,yet he shares his work with a number of committees, each of which has some definite work to do. The central committee is made up of a moderator, prefect, secretary, and a treasurer. The subordinate committees of our Sodelity ere: Eucharistic Committee, Our Lady's Committee, Apostolic Committee Catholic Truth, Social Life, and Parish Loyalty. Each Committee consists of a chairman, secretary, and members. Besides the ordinary meetings, eounselor's meet- ings are held each month. Our Sodality has a General Communion each month, on the first Sunday, unless there are special reasons for some other day. we also have a retreat every year in honor of the Blessed Virgin. we also have the May Crowning which is a beau- tiful event. DECLAMATORY CONTEST Under the direction of Sister M. Stilla the following students hold the annual contest: First Row: Seated-Patrioia Carlin, Jeanne thak, Dorothy Schreiner. Second Row: Standing--Sister M. Stilla Betty Peterson, Joseph Tar; aseciz, Benedict Pagac, Robert Pinkowski, Ardythe Mueller. DE PADUA TRAFFIC OFFICERS: Need more be said. Our corridors are kep in order by the following: Robert Pinkowski, Lester Fabro, John Anderson, Wh. Innis, and Benedict Pagac Literature Project Do you want an idea? Go to 209 and you will see always displayed won- derful projects made by the English and literature classes. Juniors and Seniors, alike display interest- ing events. BUSY AS BEES Of course it's a study hall or a test. A look of satisfaction if it's a test. Front row: Virginia Rose Clifford, Bernadeine Lynch, Mary GrubiSic, Marian Shramke, Dorothy Janigo and so many other nice names 41 Father Raphel's Religion class enjoy the Mass booEets that they completed Declamatory Humorous reading winner Betty Peterson Declamatory Oratorical Winner Joseph Tarasewicz Declamatory Dramatic Winner Dorothy Schriener 42 Replica of Bethlehem- Life's Gift Shop Margaret Swiderski Catherine Toohey Bernadine Lynch Yes, it is--he1ping check up on those Y. slips Standing: Senior Sextette Dorothy Selner Sitting: Lortaine Romain Juanita Garvin Agnes Sattler Virginia Baker Irene Schroeer Those Senior Warblers 45 Editor- Robert Pinkowski Assistant- J. Riederer Flaming for the annual Art Editor Barbara. Dufek Finishing mother poster. 44 Business Mhnagers Ken Mc Donald and Virginia Baker check up on the financial side Room 203 seems to be the povular Staff room on Saturdays. Dorothy Schreiner, Robert Pinkowski, Jean Lewandowski, E.M. Croteau and Bar- bara Dufek hard at work STUDENTS MIRROR Patricia Carlin can work even in her formAl. William Innis and John And- erson cannot decide what it will be limerick or plain copy as they com- pose the games of the season. What? Oh, a staff huddle. Virginia Baker, Barbara Dufek, Dorothy Schreinc er, Edna Mae Croteau, Beatrice Ludack Kathry Davis, Jean Lewandowski, Bene- dict Pagac--one of those moments when one cannot decide what it will be-- 'dis or dat'. Busy but haopy. Mind not the breakers, But straight ahead. The dead-line date is only six days away. Here we go. Sophomore biology class was lost but was found so the staff takes them under their wing and finds a place for them. Well Sunny Sophs two more years and you will be handling other implements besides microscopes,hooks, knives, etc. Jos. Bazil rather interested--shh-fish. Leaonard Fabro of course is watching the scales. Elaine Ludack and her friend must have a rare specimen of the butterflv family. Another group caught in the act of conveying thought to paper. How mighty is the pen--no one knows until you start orgah izing an annual. Ardythe Mueller, William Innis, John Anderson, Juanita Garvin, Patricia Carlin, June Riederer, Betty Marx have a fine idea. Keep it up--straight ahead. Unexpected moment--of course they are all examining the graduates pictures. My, but they do look different -- who is this wonderful person -- didn't know we had such a fine looking lad in our school? Here's Brunetto--where's Dot Schreiner? Here, come here, quick. No wonder Dorothy couldn't write or think for two days. Dead line date four days away--come on Dorothy we need your head. Beatrice Ludack, Virginia Baker, Kathryn Davis, Jean Lewandowski, Bene- dict Pagac. Second Row: First Row: Second Row: First Row : Third Row: William Tucker, Earle Gingles, Lawrence Nemeo, wm. Innes, John Anderson, V . Mo Auliffe, Thomas Driscoll, Kenneth Herian Edward Pero, Robert Casey, Jame Beirl, Arnold Peterson, John Carroll. Howard Mueller, Donald Kollauf, Joseph Robinson, wm. Blake, William Thornton. John Prestil, William Kennedy, Joe Lewandowski, Edward Dormady, James Lauzon, Donald Kupcvzk C. Eaton. J. Fondow, wm. Wartman, nobert Greene, Roddy Wilcox, William Kennedy. 47 Music the fiercest grief can charm, And fate's severest rage disarm, Music can soften pain to ease, And make dispair and madness please; Our joys below it can improve, And antedate the bliss above. Pope: Ode on St. Cecilia's Day Choral activities have developed to amazing proportions in recent years. Now, five classes have opportunities to beginning and advanced vocalists. The initial performance of the year was the Christmas Program for the St. Agnes P.T.A. The Junior Girls' Glee Club sang Twelve Dwarfs by O'Fara- The Song the Angels Sang, by Stulz. The Music Festival that will be held in May at the Dood Gym will be the bigest event of the year. The A Cappella Choir will sing, Hossnna to the Son of David, by Praetorius, Madame Jeanette by Murray, My Dream is, of an Island Place, by Cain. The Senior Choral Club will sing, June Rhapsody by Daniels, Song of the four Seasons by Fox. The Junior Girls' Glee Club will sing- Spring Rain by G ould, and hn RaiN bv Sinn. z$ 5le$x 5M Fourth Row: E. Pero, R. Pinkowski, G. Baatz, A. Peterson, J Beirl, B. Pagac, A. Sapoci, P. Ratti, Wh. Mc Aulliffe, R. Casey, J. Fondow, E. Dormady. Third Row: M. Sullivan, H. Anich, J. La Vasseur, A. Mueller, M. Mockler, E. Peterson, D. Selner, K. Davis, M. Koski, C. Nemec. Second Ros: V. Paiement, K. Bock, I. Shcroeer, J. Huybrecht, A. Stuer, G. First Row: Hyden, J. Riederer, V. Baker, L. Romaine. G. Croteau, J. Zelleveger, Edna M. Croteau, D. Lindquist, E. Malek, J. Garvin, A. Sattler, B. Dufek, P. Carlin, I. Dymesich. 4B Senior Girls' Sextet will sing, Twilight Interlude by Reynard, Waitin' in the Shadows by Wellesley. Mixed Double Quarter will sing, I passed by Your Window , by Brake and Just A-Wbaryin' for You , by C. J. B0nd. Sophomore Girls' Sextet will sing, May Day Song, by risher. A few can touch the magic string, And noisy Fame is proud to wing them; Alas for those that never sing, But die with all their music in themi --Oliver wendell Holmes WCgM Fourth Row: J. Zelleveger, S. Riederer, K. Bock, I. Schroeer, J. Huybrecht, A. Stuer, G. Hyden, J. Riederer, V. Baker, P. Lewandowski, L. Romaine, V. Paiement. Third Row: E. Peterson, D. Selner, A. Mueller, J. Mo Gregor, G. Faliski, J. Huybrecht, M. Mockler, B. Dufek, M. Nelson, A. Sattler, C. Toohey. Second Row: 1. Bauer, M. Swiderski, H. Anich, J. La Vasseur, B. Lynch, M. Koski, I. Dymesioh, M. Sullivan, J. Sell, 0. Nemec. First Row: G. Croteau, Edna M. Croteau, R. Stevens, D. Lindquist, R. A. Sullivan, E. Malek, M. Jardinski, J. Garvin, P. Carlin, K. Davis. 49 Third Row: R. M. Thibeault, B. Van Vlack, M. Foley, Joan Reedy, S. Bednarski, J. Hughes, G. La Plavy, C. J. Bock, B. Anderson, M. Bartol, J. Kupczyk. ' Second Row: R. Mockler, E. Jablonicky, J. Maslowski, L. Svensen, R. Lewandowski, L. Garvin, A. Roguski, C. Dufek. First Row: B. Jerks, T. Thibodeau, L. Anderson, E. Ludack, M. Hrusha, G. De Hate, Dorothy Hebert, P. Sattler. 50 Third Row: M. A. Dick, M. Gocel, C. Taraczewicz, M. lurek, E. Viso jgS Lynch, I. Ochenbauer, H. Maslowski, A. Rappe. Second Row: V. Van V1ack,D. Myott, H. Garvin, C. Fecteau, M. Maloski, $9 Foley, P. Ziolkowski, H. Fromholz, M. Komosa. x First Row: M. J. Seeger, V. Pinten, L. Kontony, L. Farre11,A. Romanick, E. Gervais, M. Kennedy, M. Burns. W6M First Row: J, Ledin, E. Big Boy, R. Greene, D. Kupczyk, A. Beirl, Second Row: J. Azar, T. Lollich, D. Larsen, A. Andersen, J. Robinson, R. Sanders, Third Row: J. Brinker, H. Pendergast, R. Mateofsky, W; Beirl, G. Gucinski, J. Lauzon, F. Ledin. 52 THESPIANS AT WORK AND PLAY President Earl Gingles means business and Secretary Jeanne thak is cooperating lOOh as Thespians hold monthly Club meeting-- plans for one-act play contest are in full swing. Ardythe Mueller, Patricia Carlin, Dorothy Schreiner, Irene Schroeer, Beaty Ludack, Evelyn Hecimovich, Edith Peters, Dorothy Selner, June Huybrecht, Robert Pinkowski, Lawrence Nemec, John Anderson. What? Really? Since when? De Padua mascot. Whose--personall--e11 right- let's keep it a secret. Evelyn Hecimovich absolutely demands of Dorothy Schreiner that the girls beready at 5:15 no later - no earlier. 5:15 they must be dressed. Don't forget 5:15 Sch001 days seems to be enjoyed by Dotty Shcreiner and Beatrice Ludack. They must have borrowed the glad rags from the Dionne Quintuplets. All right, let's have that little dance Dorothy and Beatrice--teacher won't mind. Joseph Tarasewicz' voice won for him the Oratorical contest. Good work Joe. Oh meL Oh my! Joe lost his head--and the Senior boys Robert Pinkowski, Bene- dict Pagac, Bert Feldmeir, Bob Miller, Lawrence Nemec, John Anderson,tFlanigant feel soooooobad.t Oh, well, that's all- right--he nearly made the audience lose their heads when he dashed through the crowd. Betty Peterson is not afraid-- Oh, no. Dorothy Schreiner insists that Patricia Carlin must be ready by 5:15 as her aunt said so. Now tie your shoe and be sure to be ready by 5:15 No more or no less. School days finds two other lasses en- joying the classes. I think they like their teacher. Ardythe Mueller and June Huybrecht are very docile pupils when the teacher is around. Dorothy Schreiner Dramatic reading winner. All right Junior, you must be in on time. Evidently the Jones' feel they can trust Junior until he gets home the last of the crowd. Bert Feldmeier, Jeanne Wadak, Benee dict Pagac, and Irene Schroeer in Be Home By Midnight. Ashlanders visit Superior Cathedral Rally. June Huybrect, Ardythe Mueller, Catherine Nemec, Jean Huybrect, and Lorraine Swetland. Lawdy, Lawdy, I'se not goin ta go to sleep tonight with dat der Gorilla in town. Evidently all the boys think the Gorilla was a hard play. Perhaps Jimmie Hoppenyan wanted to join Dorothy Schreiner, June Huy- brecht, and Beatrice Ludaok in School Days . Too bad, Jimmie, next time we'll find a dress for you- Teacher Dorothy Selner seems to think that Spare the rod and spoil the child is a fine maxim. And to think Evely Hecimovich even brought teacher a. big red apple. Don't Worry though Evelyn is looking at that apple. Evelyn Hecix'x'lovich in all her fury as the Aunt in What are you going to Wear? cannot understand where Patrcia Carlin was ar 4:40 although she was ready at 5:15. Just a snap. Choppy and Who? Guess Who? I don't know. Now we're ready for the hike and finished by 5:15. What? we have to change for the party. What are you going to wear? Oh, just anything? What? my Time to Scribble -- below please. THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS GOING PLACES A Comedy By Glenn Hughes at ST. AGNES AUDITORIUM May 11 at 8:00 P.M. THE CHARACTERS In the order of their appearance Mrs. Kimball...........................Dorothy Selner Gladys Miller..........................Juanita Garvin Shirley Kimball.....................Dorothy Sohreiner Doctor Whlter Kimball................Robert Pinkowski Jeff Sterling..........................Joe Tarasewicz Rosemay................................Betty Peterson Cuthbert Lee...........................Benedict Pagac Professor Melville Stubbs.............Dona1d McKinnon Chuck Malloy...............................Bob Miller Mrs. Stubbs.............................Kathryn Davis Florence Whrd.........................Ardythe Mueller Kate Malloy...........................Patricia Carlin SYNOPSIS The entire play takes place in the living room of Dr. Kimball's home in New England. Act I Three o'clock in the afternoon. Act II One hour later. Act III Eight o'clock that evening. TECHNICAL STAFF House Manager...........................John Anderson Stage Manager...............Ray Ledin, Bert Feldmeier Assistant Stage Manager................,Earle Gnigles Electrician............................Lawrence Nemec Sound Effects........................Lorraine Romaine Properties..............Eve1yn Hecimovich, Katie Dyer Costumes.................June Huybrecht, Edith Peters Dorothy Gnutaoh Make Up..................Beatrice Ludaok,Jeanne hank Irene Schrooer Suript Managers...........June Riederer, Eduth Peters Ushers...................W1111am Innes, John Delfield Lester Fabro, Eugene Paitl Programs...Bernadette Andersen, Isabel Dymesich, Edna Croteau,Virginia Baker,Agnes Sattler,Jean Lewandowaki Furniture by Courtesy of Angvick House Furnishing Company Produced by special arrangement with Row, Peterson and Company 54 GOING PLACES Where or just anywhere. Coach Bob Miller, Joe Tarasewic; as Jeff Sterling, Donald McKinnon as Professor Melville Stubbs. Dead earnest. Time to put on the CLASS PLAY. Dorothy Selner as Mrs. Kimball, Betty Peter- son as Rosemay and Benedict Pagac as Cuthbert Lee. What a name: Juanita Garvin as Gladys Jeff seems to enjoy Miller really admits Gay Shirley's new outfit. Florence Whrd, Ardythe Mueller 1n the wrong. Dorothy Schreiner as Shirley Kimball is seriously listening to Kathryn Davis as Mrs. Stubbs. Coach Malloy cannot get away from his wife. 56 DE PADUA THESPIANS Hear yel Hear ye! Lend me your ears: The Speech Club was reorganized in September, under the capable supervision of Sister M. Stilla.Ita first meeting was called to order, by Earle Gingles, the president. Presiding officers are Dorothy Schreiner,vioe president; Jeanne lhdak, secretary; and Robert Pinkowski, treasurer. The club is called the De Padua Thespians and meet- ings were held the first Friday of every month. At our meetings topics of dramatic interest are studied such es-modern p1eywrights,stage light- ing, make-up,costumes, etc. To pep up the meet- ings, skits or other entertainments were given either by members or outside talent. At our first appearance the Thespians pre- sented the play The Other Sheep , sponsored by the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. Father Peter Meyer is the Director, for this Diocese. Our second appearance was the Open Forum-- discussion on the Presidential Candidates. The next big event was the Amateur Hour Contest. It was truly an hour of rollicking fun. Five one act plays were given. A few weeks later, a Tea was held for the members of the club. At the Christmas program sponsored by the P.T.A., the Thespians again gave three skits. On December 20th, they entertained at the Pure Air Sanitar- ium for the inmates. Then came the time to show our true drama- tic ability, the Declamatory Contest. Those ta- king part were: Patricia Carlin, Benedict Pages Dorothy Schreiner, Dorothy Selner, Betty Peter- son, Jeanne thak, Ardythe Mueller, RObert Pin- kowski, Joe Tarasewicz. Next came National Drama week.This found a ready group engaged in a One Act Play Contest$l It was a great success. The crowning event of our activities, was the Class Play. Yes, we are truly proud to be Theapians of De Padua and we tried our best in doing our part by being active and progressive, in developing our dramatic abilities. May this course prove an incentive for all Theapiens to be leaders especially in the filtering field of Catholic Action. One-act players Dorothy Schreiner, Patricia Carlin, Edith Peters, Kathryn Davis, and Betty Peterson talk things over as they rest after the performance. May I have your autograph? ....right below.... Bob Miller be1i6ves in hypnotizing the dear Little Lady -- poor Ray he seems to have another title now. Benedict Pagac wathces closely as if to see that Bob does it right. Just a little more Bob..there she's nearly under. Watch. Sleep: when I tell you to sleep. She won't sleep Coach. Joseph Tarasewicz as the the Other woman seems not a bit worried as the fallen corpse of the little lady lies at her feet. Oh, for a yellow gown like Joe's. 57 I Love Thee, 0 Mary I love thee, 0 Mary! Thy name I revere, Sweet Virgin of Virgins, Our Lady most dear. My heart with devotion Turns ever to thee, For thou art my beacon 0n life's troubled sea. I love thee, 0 Mnry$ In life and in death; Thy sweet name shall whisper My last, dying breath. Then, leave me not, Mother, T111 dangers are o'er, My anchor cast firmly In heaven's bright shore. 58 moms m m gins 10? mm uuuwm mu cum m MW AMLoadhmg- m I .5 mums 9mm aumnumm 8 u. n wk! on. In Wlnu Vioiow M b- MI To 0mm. 3 W 0 m mm W ? ruins Defeat W E: 3.4mm. m rag 0mm Of g E? mun uum ashburn Quint 41-15 Tip-Ins D.P.H. at thefield On Nov. 29th, the De Pedua Bruins Played their first basketball game, The score, their 22 to our 17- 'Twns thefield who upheld her name. But you can't blame us For we had a reason, You see, it was The first game of the season. Mellen at D.?.H. Just four days elapsed and on Dec. 3rd. Mellen our power would try, we beat them, you'll see, 36-23 And De Padua her colors did fly. Stretch and Mac Led the attack- Not once through the game Did De Padua turn back. Hayward at D.P.H. A week and a half later, On Friday--December 13th. A Victory for the Bruins O ': : oi. V: t: $5311- Our 28 to Hayward '13. At the end the scoreboard read, We really won that game! De Padua students said. St. Ambrose at D.P.H. On December 22nd.-- Remember that date? An undefeated St. Ambrose team Boy! they sure do rate! well anyhow they -- beat us-- 23 and a mere 14-- The second loss to De Padua By players and fans was seen. D.P.H. at Park Falls Happy New Year a11--and Ten days went by, The Bruins traveled to Park Falls, This time her fame to try. The returns were 31 to Park Falls 22, Congratulations 1 Boys: we're glad that you came through! D.?.H. at A. H.S. 36-32! we won on overtime De Padua students proudly said, The teams played hard-the fans cheered loud And Capt. lanes with 19 point: his scoring team-mates led. Who'd we play? Why Ashland! Did we win? or course: And from that game on Jan 15th. Many fans went home quite hoarse. 60 Bessemer at D. P. H. Two days passed and Bessemer came to see us- The hopes of all were great; we won on overtime 31--29 Wes it best man wins or fete ? Goose with 12 points Led the scoring, And anyone can say the game Certainly wasn't boringl D.?.H. to Whehburn January let, the Bruins won Twenty-seven to eleven! The score at the half Wis seven and seven: Mac and Hawk Innes Led in raising the score But the best play of all? Joe's dive along the floor. DJVH. to St. Ambrose On Jan. 23rd. The Bruins took a ride To play St. Ambrose --Memorial Building Which was cold as ice inside. 26 -- 13 -- De Padua got beat-- But it was just our Third defeat: Superior at D.P.H. On January 26th Superior Cathedral came to town And the Bruins were for the 4th time In defeat let down. The score 27 To their 29, But due to an error, Innes was taken From the scoring line. D.P.H. to Hayward The Bruins went to Hayward 0n the last day of January, They played hard and fast-- To score, they didn't tarry- The score was rather close-- 26 to 23 And of course another win Filled us all with glee. A.H.S. to D.P.H. 0n the 5th of Feb.--eparked by Hugo The Bruins once again claimed the victory The crowd was intense! The playing was grand- The score was 27 to there 23. Once more Innes led By the Baskets he'd flip- This game gave De Padua City Championship! thefield to D.P.H. The following Friday, Feb. 7th. The De Padua Bruins won once more-- 25--17, the score at the end-- thefield lost, and our fame upward did soar. Once more Innes ruled As high-point man-- Thanks to our team came From many a fan. Whehburn at D.P.H. St. Valentines Day; we gained our revenge we sure did beat this time! The score was just 41 to 15 Thanks: Whehburnl The pleasure is mine. The D is for DEPADU -- The P is for her PEP-- The H is for her steady HEAD But thhburn forgot to watch her step. D.P.H. to Mellon Just a little 'cracker-box' we called the Mellen floor 25 to 22 th what we called the score. This happened on Feb. 18th. It gave us a scare-- Considering Mac's absence The playing was more than fair. D.P.H. to Bessemer Three days later we went to Bessemer Our twelfth win to try we lost it's good and true--25--32 Of course we didn't oryi Innes with 11 points Led our boys-- While many of our fans Led with the NOISE. Parkfalls at D.?.H. H1: Parkfalls, Glad you came, But we're glad also-you didn't win the game. It was on Feb. 25--18 to 28 It must have been skilled playing It couldn't have been Fate: D.P.H. to Cathedral Superior Cathedral beat us In the last game of the season-- They sure have a good team I guess, is our only reason. That was March 2nd., The score 36-23, Will we beat them next year? Certainly: Whit and see! 62 CHEERtLEADERS Dolly De Hate-you know her as flash Cheers for De Padua, my what class: She's first on her head-then on her hand Right over on her feet-she lands Over she goes she knows what is right Our good old team will fight, guards fight. Jeanne Zak as you all know Is very small, but always on the go She was with the team wherever they were. washburn, Ironwood and Superior. Wk wonder what makes Jeanne so alive Answer please, No. 5? She's up, she's down, she's all around, we all know her by truck'n on down . June McKinnon better known as Skip Showed ability to cheer, especially on trips She's off to Bessemer, thefield and Mellen Fight team fight, you can hear her yell'n. When we get behind, does she get sore, Look at those eyes, watch out N0. 4. Virginia Paiment-we know her well And we think her cheer leading is really swell. She cheers and cheers throughout the game With come on De Padua-raise your fame. Culottea are a bother and she knows well She enjoyed watching De Padua's victories swell. Jeanne LaVasseur likes to cheer And did a good job of it the past year. She cheered for dear De Padua at every game So Jeanne and the team battered their fame. WE weren't so sure and we don't know yet Where her thoughts were, here or Marquette? Betty Peterson a senior cheerleader On a floor is quite a meteor. She's up, she's down She's :11 around She didn't miss a game Or miss cheering De Padua on to fame. SPORTOGRAPHS 64 De Padua -- Ashland Game 1941 T'was the 15th of Jhnuary, I know you all remember, That held as much excitement, As the 25th of December. Let's go back again and view, The game that's for the books, And watch the teams both confident, Dribble--shoot--try hooks. The whistle sounds--the game is on, The tenseness issupreme, As Anderson tips the ball, To Innes, hear us scream. With steady hands they pass the ball, The team work and precision Is ourstanding in the game, But OH! there's a collision. You're right its a jump ball, And Ashland gets the tip, But Trush gets a free throw, A Purgolder tried to trip. Trush stands before the basket, And says a silent prayer, To our patron St. Anthonv. Not to forget he's there. He shoots and as it clears the net, The crowd gives out a shout, And now the game again proceeds, With De Padua's win enroute. Mo Auliffe intercepts a pass, And dribbles down to score, And all the gym is in a din, That's heard from top to floor. Ashland's planning-playing a nice game, Both teams are out to win. And the agressors sink a basket, Which gives our Team new vinn. The score is getting plenty close, As fourth period draws near, The buckets swish in left and right, Both teams have much to fear. Goose is at the free throw line, The foul is known as hacking, He shoots--it hits the rim--and in, Our team has nothin lacking. With closing minutes drawing near, The score is almost tie, Here Ashland gets a free throw, It's goodt 0H ME! OH MY!! A so-called over time is called, Three minutes more of fight, The Bruin's on the floor again, To show their mighty might. Hugo, rather small but quick, When fighting's in the middle, And his height just goes to show, It's no disgrace to be little. Bill Innes so dependable, .Sinks the ball to score, And again the Bruin's show, De Padua's might once more. The whistle sounds--the game is won, The joy of victory swells, Congratulations to the team, Is shown by rahs and yells. The Ashland team shows sportsmanship, Prove worthy of their name, By congratulating the team, With Nice game, fellows, nice game. And De Padua's student body, And the faculty as well, Say, we're proud of our team. And Nice game, fellows, it was swell. Virginia Paiment 41. REVIEI'J' OF DEPADUA'S ZO-GAHE SEASON Padua 17 thefield 22 Padua 36 Mellen 23 Padua 28 Hayward 13 Padua 14 St. Ambrose 23 Padua 30 Park Falls 22 Padua 36 Ashland 32 Padua Bessemer 29 Padua thhburn 11 Padua St. Ambrose 26 Padua Sup. CathedralZQ Padua Hayward 23 Padua Ashland 23 Padua thefield 17 Padua thhburn 15 Padua Mellen 22 Padua Bessemer 32 Padua Parkfalls 18 Padua Sup. Cathedra136 De Padua 31 De Padua 27 De Padua 21 De Padua 9 De Pa dua 24 De Padua 15 De Padua 26 De Padua 15 De Padua 19 De Padua 15 De Padua 29 De Padua 21 De Padua 13 Standing Merton Frankie, student manager Henry Gervais Don Paitl Jim Hoppenyan Jim Pentony Jack Pentony St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. st. St. Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Agnes Bayfield Holy Family Ondossagon St. Mary's Odanah Mellen Grades St. Mary's Odanah Mellon Grades Bayfield Future Five Bayfield Holy Family Argo School of Mason washburn Grades Bayfield Future Five Brunswillow Marengo 0ndossagon Grades Park Falls Grades Argo School of Mason A.H.S. 8th Grade Brunswillor Marengo 67 thefield l6 Mellen 8 Volves 22 Emily Five 22 St. AmbroselO Bessemer 18 Ashland 25 St. Ambrose28 Ashland 32 thefield 27 Northland 31 Mellen 16 Bessemer 22 Sitting Dave Whrtman Ray Freascher nob Molaski Bob Sullivan Ed. Brown MISS GARLIN. SGHREINEB ABE Hanan PuPlilS mm Business Mangers: Our Reverend Pastor Camera Detective Patrcia Carlin Kenneth Mc Donald Father John Curry, in person Salutarian Virginia Baker Dorothy Schreiner Robert Mueller Valedictorian mmmsa Thousand times '3 Our Lady of the Hall Why St. Anthony Mhin Stay of the Staff when in trouble and in grief. He kept the pictures from burning at Johnson's. Wb lost a reduction ruler and St. Anthony brought back three -- Franciscan gene- rosity personified. Typewriter spring was lost. St. Anthony returns it on a rebound. Thanks again. Wb lost dead-line date -- St. Anthony finds it. Another camera flash Joseph Bradle-nThank you Joe 68 WAY BACK IN 1941 A.D. -SEPTEMBER- 3 About 300 De Paduans registered for school in- cluding 79 Freshmen eager and ready to begin high school life. Oh gee, do I HAVE to take Algebra? and similar complaints were heard. 4 First full day of school. Oopsl No, no Freshie you're in the wrong room. 207 is way down the other hall. What a day for the Freshies try- ing to get the number of the rooms straightened in their minds. 4 76 ,Lie1,2 , AgNM 4t 11 Elect on of chairmen and secretaries were held today in each home room for the respective com- mitties.There are eight committies:Eucharistio, Our Lady's, Social Life, Apostolic, Catholic- Truth, Publicity, Parish Loyalty, Catholic Stu- dent Mission Crusade. 15 Let's Get Together dance was held this even- ing, Courage Freshies: Jitterbug'n isn't as hard as it looks: Music was furnished by Hope Merry Makers. 17 Students enjoy their first assembly in the auv ditorium this afternoon. Father Alvin address- ed the entire student body. A movie was also shown on natural resources and travel means. 19 Belt: Come back here and go around! Say who is giving orders?!! Who? Oh: The monitors control, all traffic, namely: Robert Pinkowski, William Innes, John Anderson, Earl Ginglee, Lawrence Nemee, Benedict Pagan. -OCTOBER- 4 Free Day! St. Franoie--High Mass was sung by 500 students. 6 wasn't it beautiful! What? The Living Rosary, of course. It was held this evening at 8:00 in St. Agnes Church and 120 Sodalists took part. 10-11 Teacher's Convention? Ah: Two whole free days: What a relief:! Ah me! Life is sweet! 17 Thespiane present the play The Other Sheep , sponsored. by the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. 23 Seniors vote for Sodality Officers. Chairman- John Anderson; Seoretary- Lawrence Nemeo. The first business meeting of De Padua High School 70 Sodality was held this morning. 27 Feast of Christ The King. Sedalists received Holy Communion in a body at 7:30 Mass. High School students took part in the Procession of the Blessed Sacrament this afternoon. -NOVEMBER- 1 A11 Saint's Day. 2 Cheer-leaders for 1940-1941 were chosen today, by an all-school vote. Results were: Dolly De- Hnte, Jeanne La Vasseur, Betty Peterson, Vir- ginia Paiment, Jean Zak, and June McKinnon. 7 How about a lolly pop? Ahat You guessed it.The Senior girls put on a candy sale. Umm Umm: Ye Merrie Greggites came into existance today.The officers are: president-Genevieve Croteau; vice president--Dona1d McKinnon; aeoretary--Barbara Dufek; treasurer--Jean Lewandowski. 11 Armistice Day. lb attended an Armistice program at Ashland High this morning and also had one in our own auditorium. A beautiful an appropi- ate pantomime, The American Flag was given by Junior girls, directed by Sister Stilla. 15 Thanksgiving Dance was held this eveninglt A good time?--? Of course!!! Wb always have good times. 18 The speech club organized under the direction of Sister Stilla, and elected officers: presi- dent-Earl Ginglea; vice-president-Dorothy Soh- reinor; secretary-Jeanne thak; treasurer-Rob- ert Pinkowski. 19 Six weeks testszl Need more be said?? 20 Seniors held a Names Day Party for Sister Marie Cecile. 21-22 Thanksgiving Mm! MmmSth that turkey ever good! The home rooms contributed 25 baskets to the poor. 25 Aw, gee wit: School againl! 29 Basketball season opens with an out-of-town, game at lhkefield. W6 lead by 22-17--but thats just the beginning. lhit till we get warmed up. 71 -DECEMBER- 5 Thespians present an Amateur Hour this morn- ing for the High Sch001 and this afternoon for the grades. It consisted of 5 one-act p1ays-- School of Rhythm , Gorilla , Who Gets The Car Tonite, Whether or Not , Slightly Exag- gerated. First home basketball game--Mellen-- boy did we give them a trimminglt 4 Retreat begins. Father Norbert, retreat mas- ter. 5 Mmm, mmmmmmm, mm tean't talk, retreatt Mmmmmmm. 6 Mm mmmm mm--High Mass at St. Agnes Church. 7 Freshmen elect officers. 8 Reception of 96 new members in the Sodality of Our Lady. The Reception Breakfast was arranged by the Social Life Committee for all the Sodal- ists. Thanks to the Senior Mothers in appreci- ation for the wonderful breakfast. 10 Everyone was present at the to 3:30. '0' 0 y 13 Another big game. We topped Hayward 28-15.---I told you! we certainly are warming up. 16 Big snow storm and no school. Boy, what luck. 17 Thespians Christmas Party came off this even- ing. A11 present had an enjoyable evening. 18 A P.T.A. Christmas Program was held this even- ing at the social hall. Thespians presented a contribution of three one-act plays. About 550 people were present. 20 Christmas parties were held in evary room this afternoon. Christmas vacation began at 3:30 on the dot. Thespians cheered up the patients in the Pure Air Sanitorium in Bayfield by giving 3 plays for them. 22 Another exciting basketball game--but we didn't win. Courage kiddies, this is just the beginn- ing. Just the beginning. 25 Merry Christmas. 27 Holly Hap Christmas Dance was held this evening and a large crowd attended and everyone had an enjoyable time. lb hopetl -JANUARY- 1 Happy New Year Everybodyll 6 And back to school again. My how good it feels to be back ------ Oh yea :11! 7 Why so many scared looks on the faces of Thes- pians? Reason? Declamatory tryouts. Results were: Oratorical-Robert PinkowskigBenedict Pag- ao; Joe Tarasewicz. Dramatic-Ardythe Mueller; Patricia Carlin; Dorothy Schreiner. Humorous- Dorothy Selner; Betty Peterson; Jeanne Wadak. 10 De Padua plays Park Falls and beats them 22-30. Come on boys, we're all for you. 15 What: Another victory! Yep, over our old ri- vals Ashland High with a score of 32--36. Our boys certainly showed extraordinary fighting spirit. 17 Whoopee! Are we going to town. De Padua beats Bessemer 31-29. Keep it up--we want more. 21 St. Agnes Day--no school. Dear me: This con- stant winning gets to be a bore, but hold your hats 'cause the headlines says, De Padua Tops Whahburn High 27-11 . Good old Innes sure can plunk 'em in. . 22-23 . Many brows are unnaturally furrowedt Reason??? That same regular gruesome task-semester exams. 24 Ah: Now I can relax. Tests are over. 0h death where is thy sting? Yea, kiddies, we got beat by St. Ambrose 26-13 but our boys played a very good game and we're on to more victories: 27 New semester begins. Father Jahn addressed the student body. Gee, I sure am glad I don't live in China. lhyl? Say, didn't you hear Father Norbert. He gave a very interesting talk on his missionary work in China. 28 We watched the DPH-Superior Cathedral game to a thrilling finish when our quintet lost during the closing minutes of play by only 2 small points. The final score being 27-29. 31 Two assemblies today. Say, it this keeps up, I will remember where I sit. Reports were also given out. That's the way. DPH beats Hayward- 27-23. My but we're good. Say, what do you, mean IE? -FEBRUARY- 1 Catholic Press Month. An exhibit of Catholic books and magazines.has been posted on the hall bulletin boards. 2 Achievement Day sponsored by Our Lady's Commit- tee. This will continue to the Feast of the Annunciation, March 25. 7 V Basketball dance was held after DPH-thefield game. or course, we won. 5 Ah! Another victory OVER Ashland High 27-23.0ur boys sure deserve a hand AND a big one too. 11 De Paduane were thrilled by the movie presented this afternoon. Lorna Doone ,the English clas- 51..- I y u . A , ., . edy, gave everkone a full share of excitiig en- tertainment. 13 Declamatory contest was held. Results: Orator- ical-Joa Tarasew1cz; Dramatic-Dorothy Schriener Humorous-Betty Peterson. 14 Wishburn bowed low to DPH in today's game being defeated by a score of 41-24. Bill Innes led the scoring for DPH by obtaining 13 points. 18 Ho humy-just another victory--this time over a sad Mellem group 23-25. 21 0h ohtl :1 What's thatl! Yes: No! Bessemer beat Ee.--28-18. 26 Lent begins today. An assembly was held this morning. Hugo Ledin stirs society with a suspi- cious-looking Shiner . Ah: me! These doors, eh Hugo? -MARCH- 2 Guess whom we played today? Yep: Superior Cath- edral and did we show them when our ----- oops!!! My goodness: This doesn't go in hereXNo kiddies we lost 36-23. 4 Movie was presented by Father Raphea1-- oops:$l sculpture and meats. Pie sale held today and from the talk it was a great success. 6 Holy Hour was held today from 2:50 to 3:30. 9 Thespians begin work on the One Act Plays for the Contest. 10 , Kenny tries to outshine Hugo! What was it Kenny the ice? or a Miller arm? 12 Vocation week Program--play by Our Lady's Com- mittee-- Life's Gift Shop --Mr. Chapple, also spoke on The Newspaper Game . Pie and cookie sale. Can Senior girls bake? Of courset Just try one of their pies. 24 Big fire at Johnson's Studio. NolIt just can't be--but our senior pictures: 0h--Staff breathes sighs of relief on learning that all senior pictures were untouched. 24-25 Sister Stilla attended the National Drama Fes- tival at Loras College, Dubuque, Iowa. 26-28 Sister Lucidia has gone away to Chicago North Central Association. Say, what is this? Not a vacation, I hope? Not for anyone. Wbrk insists on going along. 27 . Movie Conservation of Natural Resources , was given by Father Rapheal, and enjoyed by every student. Gosh by those young wolves are, the cutest things. Sister Cunisse takes over the principal's job and she sure knows how to hand out slips, eh kids!--Yellow ones at thatll -APRIL- 1 Sister Stilla is chosen to act as judge for a Contest at AShland High. 2 College Day! Seniors went to Ashland High for information about colleges. well, at least, I know where I'm goingl 3 Virginia Baker is chosen May Queen by vote. She will have twelve attendants, namely: Beatrice Ludack, Patricia Carlin, Juanita Garvin, Betty Peterson, Jean Lewandowaki, Barbara Dufek,Dor- othy Selner, Dorothy Sohreiner, Agnes Sattler, Katherine Davis, June Riederer, Ardythe Mueller and a guard of honor. 4 Vhledictorian and salutatorian were announced! Dorothy Schreiner is valedictorian and Patricia Carlin is the salutatorian. June Riederer was only yloths behind. Class play Going Places was casted today. Those taking part will be as follows:Patricia Carlin, Juanita Garvin, Betty Peterson, Katherine Davis, Ardythe Mueller, Joe Tarsaewicz, Dorothy Selner, Dorothy Schreiner,- Robert Miller, Benedict Pagac, Donald McKinnon, and Sister Stilla will direct it. Thespians as before have shown that they can act. It seems a boy can act like a girl if he has to isn't that right Ray and Joe? Dorothy Schreiner, Benedict Pagac, Bert Feldmeier won the judges decisions, as the best performers. Congratulations! 7-11 Night Shift goes on as De Paduan Staff keeps night hours with pen, pencil, ruler, rubber ce- ment, paper cutter and typewriter. Even in the corridor St. Anthony helped to keep the big bad wolf away from our door. Pinky didn't fit in wolves clothing. Right Pinky? Pleasure Time featuring Fred Whrring and his famous orchestra was shown . Thank you Father Rapheal--1t was a pleasure to see it. 9 Easter Recess--Who said we're not glad. I have always liked Holy week. 11 -., De Paduan off to printersl Editor and staff go off for a rest. 9:30 P. M. 21-25 Semester tests and night mares. 24 Senior Mothers who held the Card Party get the Senior's thanks. All the public was invited and the benefits went to the annual. 25-27 Gym and Carnival Exhibition classes amazed the public with their athletic abilities. More in this exhibition tnen ever before. Congratula- tions Mr. Knoblauch on the splendid work. .ng- l Crowning of the May Queen. The most beautiful and impressive ceremony during the year, was The Crowning of Our Blessed Mother May first. This procession consisted of the May Queen and her twelve Senior attendants who were dressed in pastel gowns. There were 36 guards of honor consisting of 18 boys and 18 girls who formed a guard around the inside of the Church. In ad- dition to this there were 54 attending attend- ants. The remaining students were present and the Church was filled to capacity. As the stu- dents were singing I'll Sing a Hymn to Mary , our May Queen, Virginia Baker crowned our Holy Mother Mary. 6 Superior Rally, and I'll be seeing yout 76 10 Music Festival is held at Dodd Gym. Our song- sters worked hard for this event--and we hope they win. 11 Mother's Day and Wbrld Sodality Communion Day all are urged to receive our Blessed Savior on this day. De Padua Thespians hold audiences spell bound with their class play Going Places . 30 Decoration Day. -JU'NE- 1 Baccalaureate Sunday. Class Day.. 6 Graduation Day. Good-by all. 10 Mhny students showed their talent in the Music Recital presented by the students of the three music teachers. Rev. Father Norbert, retreat master at : x ifs; I'll! 0' .EW w EGW J PATRONIZE OUR PATRONS Altar Society Foresters Holy Name Knights of Coiumbus Ladies Auxilary of C.O.F. Ladies Auxilary to Foresters Ladies Auxilary of K. of C. P.T.A. 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