Edgewood High School - Crusader Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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Top Rou J Hodgm R Crowley -I Lemherger I jamle on E Coyle P Daggett R Schmlt J Pf1l'ld1'xlllC P Catfney D Burke Second Row H Dorn W Hughes C' Karn M C Wandrev C Whalen Dexereauwr P SCYNAIS H Seery R Sulllxan K Dean Thwd Rou R OLeary A Lahm B Petersen T Kane M Faragher A Lynch M Goedcn M E Duffy T Lynch M Hanko N Lrttle Fourth Row M l Erbe ,l Kunz E Keegan M A Malec F Wlsovtaty J Berl V L1car1 A Wllson A Nester M Crosse D OHara E Hrlgers Bottom Row A Sta sr M Kolb J Fleury C Falcr M Brovunmg H Rnsmg V Vandemore C Gaffney L P Meadovncroft E brady M McTrghe D Phelan C Wagner The St Thomas Aqmnas Club One of Edgewoods most rmportant organ1zat1ons IS the St Thomas Aqulnas Club Three years ago the Sophomores formed a soclety hav1ng for 1ts objects the 1ncreased devotlon to the Blessed Sacrament through Weekly receptron of Holy Commun1on, and a1d for the m1ss1ons S Thomas Aqulnas was chosen 1tS patron The club began 1ts m1ss1onary work by collect1ng hundreds of cancelled stamps Wh1Ch were sent to the Techny fathers In 1ts second year the 1dea of adoptmg a m1ss1onary was conce1ved, and money was sent to ard h1m 1n h1s work The club s ambrtlon th1s year was to surpass all 1ts earher efforts 1n m1ss1on work The pr1est was readopted and each member offered one receptxon of Holy Commun1on a month for h1m The proceeds ofa bunco party was sent as a further proof of the1r mterest and zeal Dunng the month of May the club sponsored a very successful candy sale, the profits were sent to the m1ss1onary father Each month SIX members Wrote h1m encourag1ng letters descr1b1ng the1r act1v1t1es The officers Rrchard Crowley, pres1dent, Ehzabeth H1lgers, V1ce Pres1dent, Allen W1lson, secretary and Jeanne Fleury, treasurer, were Well supported by vulhng Workers The upperclassmen adm1re the WOffh1 ness of the purpose of th1S club, applaud 1ts act1v1ty and hope that lt w1ll become a trad1t1onal Edgewood orgamzatlon The Edgeu ood Echo PGS 44 V . ' V V ' 1 '-V ' 'V' r, . ,. ,. s .. .. K , . ..,. 'V .1 . . . . W V , V ,N , V 1. . , . ,. . . , . . . , . , .. , . , . . . . - . . . 5, . ,. , . , . , . . . , 1, , V ' ' - .. ,. , . ,. , . . . I ., . . . . 7 V f 9 l L.

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Top Rou. M K lI1her A Holl y P Ir lmd L M Corm1Ic F W1Idem1n am1 on Cram r E R1 hrrd on D Dorn I M Fr d r11 Second Rau M M I. od C Pettn Holt E W1 W E It r Blum R T1 rn y F W1 ovnty I Bul Tlurd ROLL I. Hutter M M Tlghc D OH1r1 C Lmt 1d M Q 1r D M Sullnan V D1llon D A Rlnes A M Doheny D M Mahon M Boyle K Doran R Allen C Nolan Bottom Rua I Repp n D Doll P E ker M W Duffy M McLeod D Shunk E M lorry M M Inern y E Indy E Hllg r H Kolb K Rupp Glee Club The Glee Club contr1buted to the Chf1Stm3S and Washmgton s Blrth day programs Cn the even1ng of the Monday IH Holy Week a sacred cantata From Ol1vet to Calvary was presented The scenes whlch mark the last few days of our Sav1our s l1fe on earth were recalled s1mply and reverently The re1o1c1ng of the mult1tude w1th hosannas and psalms the lament over Ierusalem the sorrows of the n1ght before the cruc1f1x1on and the hnal tragedy and tr1umph of Calvary were made v1v1d by choruses and 50 OS Bar1tone sol1sts were Fred W1Ideman Donald McMahon and john Blum W1ll1am Cantwell sang 1 tenor solo Eleanor Vethe Kathryn Moran Eleanor Gruendler and Anna Mar1e Doheny offered soprano solos Dorothy Ann Rmes Mary Boyle Martha Wehausen Barbara St1er Ioseph Cox W1ll1am Speth Edgar WICSC and Wllllam Ecker sang IU a double quartet The cmtata prox ed to be a re1l 1nsp1rat1on for the retreat whlch tollovued In th1s the Clee Club sang not only the Mass but also the Bened1ct1on hymns The success of the Clee Club 1s due to the unt1r 1ng efforts of the d1rectress as vnell as the d1l1gence ol the members As the annual goes to press the Semor members of the Clee Club are pract1c1ng the1r songs for graduat1on n1ght It lb mth a s1gh and a te xr that they remmd themselx es that th1s 1s the1r swan song I Etfkll Odd c 10 11 .1 . gui I3 1 1 1 .1 'ad ' ': .e , . e, . e. ,. Q, c, . '.,j.j 'es ,I c, . c a s . , . . . c e 'cl 15 , gg ,,. 'c.-I. .. csc, .ce.j. , , e e.. Is 'Q f. ' ':. , . c 1', . '44,,. sc., .Iee.. . . ,. ,., , Fourth Row M. E. Smlth, M. Robertson, M. Neuhauscr, R. Ge1er, D. Harrington, M. Ryan, W. Cantwell, 15. c.. ,. .,c c', . I 1 ', . pe s, . , . . . . . ., . , .. A -.. . , . . . , . . ' 9 5 5 7 5 1 . C s , 7 7 1 1 ' 5 5 D 9 3 L A71 a s , ' -2 , , 2 , , . - . , , . , , -1 . 1 1 1 1 . I 1 - I A 1 - Y -1 1 Y 1 A I . c . 1 w I 1 - W 9 a .s. . G 4 . . U .4 Y. I -. I 2 - V If .1 . 1 1 Tl 12 A 12 - E -1 JL 11' I

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Top R014 I Mackxn Cmtvxell R Conner W Frgy H Hanson F Wlldeman J Byrn Second Row B Stxer M Kellrher C Hrcks l M Fredenx A Holley T Vallls C Lmstead J Holt .I A Schmitt Thmrd Rou I Meyer W Fantxxtll C A Kelley B Cxsh j Ca h L Hutter D Harrmgton S Squire Fourth R014 M Boland M Boyle N Lrttl M Bhed M M Leod E L Clrfford A Marshall L1 M Coy A M Dohcny C' iemn D M Mxhon Le Cevcle F vanccns One of the most recent school organ1zat1ons Le Cercle Franca1s was formed to promote French socxal 1nterests and to put them 1nto practlce outs1de of class Work A subordlnate purpose IS that of entertalnment Smce anyone takmg French 1S el1g1ble for membersh1p the club boasts of qulte a large enrollment mcludxng semors, jumors and sophomores On the hrst Tuesday of each month a bus1ness meet1ng 15 held and later ln the month the members meet soc1ally These social meet1ngs are mformal gatherlngs at whlch French 15 put 1nto practlcal use by the play1ng of characterxsuc French games and by the smgmg of the trad1t1onal French folk and patr1ot1c songs Because of IIS recent or1g1n not many entertalnments have been g1ven On February n1nth a Mard1 Grls Dance was sponsored The Mardl Gras color scheme of purple gold and green was eflectwely carrled out by balloons vthlch floated tantal1z1ngly aboxe the dancers The proceeds were used to purchase seyeral French books for class use Plans are now bexng made for a dxnner to be serx ed 1n true French sty le near the end of the year The members w1sely chose Barbarx St1er for the1r presldent loseph Holt for uce pres1dent and Ina Mary Freder1c1 for secretary and treasurer S1nce only s1xteen members are berng lost by graduatlon 1C 15 hoped that those who rema1n vt 1ll form the nucleus of an actne club next year Th Edgeuoud Etho 1301, J -a--.., l l ' 1: -. Q ' MI. Q ' , . ' s, . ', . ' ' , . ' ' , . s. I . 5 , Q .Q 1 . . . . , . , 1. , . . L, . ', . , . , . , ,. , , , ' . ' . . , T - . . 1 , . , . z., , , . c , . . , . , . x. , Buttnm Row: G. Nolan, E. C. Powers, S. Pertzhorn, V. Dmllon, R. Mueller, D. Burnstad, M. Fix, H. Riising, ,. If ' , . c a . . - ' ' LL ' Wi 3 3 , . , . I Q Q 1 1 . , C I K. , , . V 4 ' . Y y . l - - - y ' C I I - . Q V . W V - - - - - Q - Q 5 . - V, Q. C I V , . - 4 1 , - A, . - , C Q V . Y. - N . . Y U ' ' ' ft' 9