Holy Trinity High School - Trikerion Yearbook (New Ulm, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

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Oufside of fhe circle, rays refleci in all direc- fions 'rhaf God is everywhere. TRIKERION 19 52 3 -new STU DENT COU NCI L-FACU LTY LasT Tall's excavaTion Tor The new high school sTarTed a new era aT Holy TriniTy High School--diTTerenT SODALITY organizaTion meeTings-separaTe GLEE CLUBS-aTh- l l leTic Teams named GREYHOUNDS-new ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-TirsT year- book, T952 TRIKERION. ff' I 7 Sduwl Holy TriniTy Parish enTered The field oT CaTholic EducaTion aT The elemenTary school level, building iTs grade schools in I874 and I904. The TirsT graduaTing class, sixTeen boys and girls, received Their diplomas in I923. The high school sTarTed in I9I9. Today's enrollmenT in The high school of almosT Two hun- dred and overcrowding in The grades have made iT neces- sary To build a new, separaTe high school. IT is anoTher sTep Torward Tor parochial Training, guided in our parish since I874 by The SisTers of ChrisTian ChariTy. M 1 A,l u,v ........-.-.w....--n . ,of', Q-1? if nge 1 lint '1 S X if 1 5 my Q f r v a A- I N . f ,Q 4 2 :A :QQ - ' ir: L' Ll . 'Af j -'Y 1 1 rx x I - 6 A , 5 N 5 rs- ? W 4 . -f . Q: fri lvgffgsg f 7 M f X V Y Un r. 955' X A His Excellency, The Mosf Reverend John Gregory Murray, Arch Bishop, S+. Paul, Minnesofa Admini tration h 5 Faculty REV. RALPH MUELSTEIN VERY REV JOSEPH ETTEL Religion ' Alhlelic Direclor Direclor of Holy Trmufy Hugh School SISTERS OF CHRISTIAN CHARITY SISTER RICHARD Superior SISTER VINCENT Principal, Physics, Chemislry SISTER ELMA English SISTER XAVERIS Malh, English, Choir SISTER HONESTA American Hislory, Home Economics SISTER ELEONORE English, Larin, Librarian SISTER LAURETTA Sociology, Lalin, Speech, Dramalics SISTER ROSALIMA Biology, General Science SISTER M. DIONYSIA Bookkeeping, S+enogra.phy. REV RAYMOND NEUDECKER TYPeWf'I '9 Religion I GUY DE LEO JOSEPH FELLEGY RAYMOND MEIDL Choral Direcfor lndusfrial Arls, Biology Band Direcfor HENRY WELSH RALPH STEWART Coach, Hisfory. Phy. Ed. Public Speaking Priesfs, sisfers. and laypeople comprise our facully. Togelher. 'rhey slrive fo achieve 'rhe dual purpose of Calholic Educafion--insfilling in youfh an infelligenf and successful way of life for living wi'rh +heir God and wilh fheir fellow man. This year. faculfy meelings were held for The firsl lime. s'rar1'ing gradually 'rhe process of 'rransferring and adapling our high school fo ils new build- ing. The lceynofe of 'rhis move info 'rhe 'Fu1'ure was economy in helping our parish under+alce i+s building program. 5 6, New High fi Sc h00l Arcl1i'l'ec+, E. J. Pronclzinslcn General Conhacfor, John F. Heyrnan Wiflw our prayers. Farber. All of us musl dig in and lwelp. Buildino Commilfee B 'iii Trusfeesz W. Kunz and F. Willsclweck Roberi Berg Elmer Epple Waller l-laubrich Alfred l-lenle George VeHer GROUND BREAKING CEREMOINY Sepfember I9, I95I The big scoop of 'rhe year. in--.qv ,. El' 'S' is if :P K 5 e 'P 1 A we Q ,EQ Q 1 A ,. 41, 2 in Q. W , A g - X S- ' X-'P f.5Q. XL3. z I wks tl p g' r 9, i f f f I . f ii ,g . 3' 5 I X si I A 2 ii fl! I, lg f 5'7' g 'f ei 5 4 if h 1 X if .. K 1 .Y iii' I, 'I E-:fx 5 'll kv-E L GERVAISE BASTIAN WALLACE BASTIAN LEO BERANEK 'W' gg 4 PATRICIA BERGER ROBERT BUECHNER LEQN BUSHARD ER . MILDRED DOMEIER ANN DUMMER MARY EPPLE KN:- HOWARD FISCHER JOSEPH FORST 'Q'- FY, 'V 1 fi JAMES FRANTA ,SJ CF X W 8 -gf' DE LORES GAG DONNA 'Y ! lllno JOANN GITTER PETER GRATHWOHL MURIEL GAG W.-J ALICE GIEBEL JUSTINE HACKER BARBARA I-IILLESI-IEIM ELEANOR I-IOFFMANN MARJORIE KLINKHAMMER BERNARD KLUCK 'iw'-ju ELIZABETH HEINIEN LEE RONE KECKSTEIN Q, CATH ERIN E KOOP 'NJ' '1 f P .,....-f pR ARLENE LONIEN JOLEEN MAC!-IO DOLORES MATHIOWETZ , - 5 lj., ,nv if VIOLA MEIDL BETTE MOI-IR GORDON PALMER FN., Seniors CLAIRE PEUSER JOLEEN REINHART I3 MARLYS REINI-IART JAMES RIES qv-Q, 'fbi fm' MARIE SCI-IAEFFLER PATRICIA SCI-IEIBEL A-Mundi 'g ELIZABETH SCHNEIDER ROSEMARY SCI-IUGEL CAROL SCI-IAEFFLER MYRTLE SCI-IMIDT R, MARY SEI-IR MQ . 4 My y I ,gm .K . ?'3G. . BY ., .. j R , M ,swab '-:1ff?TSgffQe2' , . W W 'R j ' , QQRQ 9 f : ? 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L V I ur L. Macho, G. Mar+inka B. Meidl W. Puchner, and W. Rausch. 1-1-:-:-:-:-:gift-. - Ai' - I I mv Q .asv- 'i 619' L. Reinarfs, S. Reinarfs, R. Ries, S. Ries, and L. Rofering. ps' R-'ff 'Y' B. Scheibel. K. Scherer, J. Schlichh C. Schnobrich, and M. Schnobrich. f,,: i, K0-an, M. Simon, R. Schugel, Y. Schulz, J. Tauer, and K. Ubl. ff Cs' 'V' . 5', O. Weiss, G. Wilfahrf, and S. Wirh. Q 'fd 1'-my Juniors , ' - mal 1 , Q - Mi , Qu ' I f' o' 15212 1'Is55:... c 1 f .vlff ' I fl ..3:2,1j,f,. :.'..l.3.. ....,. .ful foo M 1 gi - . 3. 800 H. Allmann, R. Barll, B. Baumann, S. Becker, and C. Bieraugel. .Cay J. Brand, L. Brand, H. Braunrei+er, W. Brown, and L. Domeier. R. Domeier, T. Domeier, C. Epple, .fa 1 F lhzz L A W . , In . B Y . gl .' ,E ,F 1 75 af r G. F esenmaier, M. Fesenmaier, G. Fleck, H. Fleck if 'Wg xi JU l I Pg? 'H 'Iwi ,,, 4. . QI? if fe-flea - Q4 -we--' Q2 wi . kB J 3 M. Eeple, and M. Faerber. 1 jj : 4 f I . rdf sl' .4--li 'hfs' QM , and S. Fleck. MQ! 5a-rf' L. Forsf, l. Gag, C. Hauser. S. Hauser, and B. Henle. A SSI' We J. Henle, D. Herbeck, K. M. Hoffman, and B. Kienlen. ... sf . . is 1 xx ww ge. L. Klinkner, J. Kunz J Palmer V. Palmer and L. Porfner 73 1-m , .'Z .., A ' J 2 . . ' ...J.W., . 1 j 1 1'-on . R Y R:,N ,sk 4' X gf A1 , I E. Rafhmann, J. Reinarfs, G. Rue, L. Schlumpberger, and M. Schneider. 2-4. 'ix QI-f3:, S., rf-if K' L5 G4 5' J. Townsend. H. Traurig, M. Traurig. L. Ubl, and J. Wech. Sophomores 5 M. fffiw J. Bushard, M. 'Q' I . C. Forsfer, H. F. Hacker, J. Al+man, M. Berg, -'WUT 1 w. TI' Y ,rar lx 1 f I .' fx .. gi? - M. Borcherf, D. Brown. and E. Bushard. Q-uf AKD!! Busharcl, J. Carrier, M. Dummer, and R. Dummer. .. yr-A its ,Q wN...,', ii 'tr' X 5 f fr Franfa, M. Franfa, R. Gleisner, and M. Guqgisberg. W? Hames, J. Harffen, D. Helgef, and D. Horner. Va 3.5-' iN . XV' f J I J. Klingler, M. Klinklwammer, P. Kloeckl, D. Kopefzki, and C. Koppi. -on V 'Uv 'Q'-vu A ' A' 9' NA P. Krebs, J. Liebl, C. Mar+in, C. Ma+hiowe+z, and M. Meidl. QFQK D. Porfner, E. Por'rner, L. Porfner, R. Reinarfs, and L. Safferf. R. Schleif, E. Sehr, M. Simmef, D. Sieinhaus, and A. Sfueber. I .figs D. Tauer, K. Wendinger, R. Wendinger, L. Wilfahrf, and B. Wilfscheck. 'UN E. Wirfz, and M. Zupfer. Freshmen PHYSICS sound off Rausch and Bausch lens' agree. 453 'x B I Wifhouf a poinfer. 'H , W, M' V LIB RARY We Swy- CH EMISTRY Today we pour , , . Q . o 5 IU 2 1 k los vb , . 3. , . . K ' ' s 1 28 ,l Q s 4.. Classes End. 'hui PN., .,.-1' Q,-r in 'K ,. 1' I X 1 .r 1 Q .I .-Q N.. , kin N X.. A .Q 5 1 nik P R fs, X vp ' Y -W ,Nu .Y 'sv Mg f M Q---rw., :n.m.w . ,,,,.,.,.,., WQRNN W-My -v , ' QQ. - K V - K ' 'Q X' n . . v -N. i -.Q Q' O F- ,A .4 , ' k ' ,me K K6 A 42 in k f... A . Lk Si I . Y , H K A . il was .ww su- K X ai RR' .X i K . K ft V. ' . . .. ' J Qi,-Q 1, KWH . Activities 22 S l Nw WTF OFFICERS and COUNCIL FirsT Row, lefT To righT: B. Hillesheim, C. Werner, M. Epple E. Heinen, and P. Berger. STanding: B. STeiner, P. GraTwohl, and S. Sprenger. REV. RAYMOND NEUDECKER SodaliTy DirecTor To Jesus Through Mary - This moTTo poinTed The way Tor Thousands of SodalisTs To ask Our Lady's help in aTTaining Their Three-Told aim-sancTiTicaTion of self, sancTiTicaTion of neighbor, and The defense of The Church. Reorganized on a volunTary basis, TriniTy's nineTy-Two member SodaliTy worked diligenTly To achieve iTs worThy obiecTives. DirecTing The acTivi- Ties, FaTher Neudeclcer received good cooperaTion from his officers and council. A new zeal Tor spiriTual acTion helped members become beTTer CaTholics, beTTer sTudenTs, and beTTer Americans. Their influence made This a good school year. U I 'Wi'l'lll' 'li l'llllll Seafed, lefT To righfz A. Lonien, K. Koop. E. l-leinen, M. Sehr, P Berger, C. Werner, M. SchmidT, J. Hacker, and M. Klinkhammer. Sfandingz M. Gag, D. Wech, V. Meidl, D. MaThioweTz, G. Basfian P. Scheibel, A. Dummer, B. Hillesheim, B. Sfeiner, S. Sprenger, E. Hoffmann, A. Greibel, M. Epple, L. Kecksfein, G. Palmer, and R. Buechner. ' This is my favoriTe. Four Times a year The sTudenT body eagerly awaiTs The disTribuTing of our school paper, TriniTy Pen PoinTs. A sTaff of TwenTy-Tive seniors geTs inTo prinT The various iTems of school news, reporTs on sodaliTy proiecTs, sTudenTs' views on school issues, alumni news, and sporTs and oTher TeaTures. This year, The idea of a general Theme has been Teafured in The four issues. In keeping wiTh TriniTy's Well read- building proiecT, Building For GreaTer Things was chosen The mosT appropriaTe Theme. PicTures, illus- TraTions, and wriTing were used To remind us of our parT in This parish proiecT. SisTer Elma, Pen PoinTs Advisor, devoTed experT assisTance in helping us To meeT each deadline. Our TypisTs were unfiring in Their work. 4 26 Girls 5..- L , 3 Firsl Row, lefl' fo righl: B. Henle, F. Hacker, L. Macho, M. Huelskamp, L, Klinkner, C. Malhiowefz, M. Giggisberg, C. Bieraugel, R. Barfl, J. Townsend, J. Bushard, B. Wilrscheck, E. Porfner, J. l-lames, L. Porfner, M. Simmef, Guy DeLeo, Direcfor. Second Row: C. Peuser, R. Holm, G. Baslian, H. Fleck, B. Kienlen, M. Benlzin, D. Brown, M. Fesenmaier, K. Wendinger, A. Sfueber, S. Becker, M. Schneider, M. Allman, J. Palmer, E. Hoffmann, J. Gilfer. Third Row: C. Forsler, L. Forsf, D. Horner, D. Kopefzki, S. Reinarfs, A. Griebel, E. Heinen, B. Meidl, S. Ries, H. Braun- reiler, B. Hillesheim, C. Epple, M. Berg, M. Fran+a, L. Keckslein, M. Epple. Fourfh Row: M. Traurig, E. Bushard, R. Dummer, B. Mohr, S. Wirlz, L. Henle, J. Macho, K, Scherer, M. Schnobrich, V. Forsl, C. Schaeffler, J. Reinarfs, M. Domeir, P. Scheibel, J. Franfa, V. Palmer. Fiffh Row: S. Fleck, J. Reinarfs, S. Hauser, M. Epple, M. Schaeffler, M. Reinarl, D, Gag, V. Meidl, D. Mafhiowefz, M. Gag, D. Wager, C. Werner, K. Herzog, l. Gag, J. Kunz, L. Porfner, B. Scheibel, R. Schugel, Y. Schulz, M. Dummer. em? 114: w. it fr 1 : V K . ,Mba S Music hafh charm. Quar+eH'e Glu Boys' and girls' choral voices rang forih al Holy Trinily Twice fhis year. shorfly before Chrislmas and again in 'rhe spring. Guy DeLeo organized and di- recfecl separare glee clubs, orig- inaiing lhem from his mixed group of pas? years. The public enjoyed lheir separafe songs, ranging from The formaliiy of fhe classic 'ro The fun of novel Tunes. The reorganized Barber Shop Quarfelle enjoyed confinued success. Boys 'rm' F- 0 M' riff. sv-gg, sn V Q: Firsf Row,.leff fo righf: R. Schleif, E. Wiriz, L. Gag, R. Wendinger, C. Kopp R. Reinarfs. M. Bushard. Second Row: W. Puchner, L. Bushard, W. Basfian. L. Beranek, D. Herbeclz. G. Fosen maier. G. Marfinka. Third Row: P. Kloecld. L. Berg. W. Brown. F. Koppi. i f LOOlKiI'1g FOI' fhe Losf Cl1OI d Dir-ecfof-I Guy Del-eo Barber Sharps 27 g.. 3 , . ,s V DTI R fi i I CLARINETS Firsi' Row. lefi' fo righf: R. Schleif. J. Bushard. C. Werner, Y. Schulz. C. Forsfer, C. Wagner. L. Tauer. and D. Brown. Second Row: J. Dallmann, R. Annan, C. Soukup. J. Huelsluamp. S. Ries, and R. Schugel. Third Row: J. Michalefz. J. Penllerf. C. Helgef. M. Meidl. D. Jenni, T. Helgef. and M. Asper. Direcfor, Raymond Meidl Band Wifh six years of A ralings a+ music feslivals, Holy Trinily's band snapped info i'rs weeks of rehearsals wifh much enfhusiasm. Heading +he band is Raymond Meidl, ils direclor for ihe pasl +wen'ry-'rwo years. Each year +he band presen+s Chrisfmas and Spring Concerls consisling of marches. classical and popular music, and novelly numbers. Several solo and duel 'fealures are presenfed a+ each concerf. The band performs af ball games, parades on several occasions, and near The end of The year parlicipaies in fhe De Sme'r Conference Music Fesfival. CORN ETS Firsf Row, lefi' fo righl: E. Wirfz, G. Marlinlco, J. Henle Firsl Row, lefr fo riqhiz J. Liebl, J. Hacker, M. Dumrner, P. Secofa iCgjerkDAgQZVnk Pom, J Hel ef K Kraus Grafhwohl, L. Hofmeisler, G. Posfel, R. Reinharf. M Gag' arid E Ligsegmfeld ' ' g ' ' Second Row: R. Ries, K. Scherer, M. Meidl, P. Kloeclcl, D. ' ' ' ' Schreiner. Third Row: L. Beranek, B. Kluclr. C, Koppi, L. Berg. W. Brown. Q' 'iff CLMFXP PERCUSSION Leif lo Right P, Krebs, R. Barfl, B. Wilfscheck, T. Berg, B. Mohr, M. Sclwaeffler, K. Ubl, and L. Henle. Sfudenf Direc+or, Bernard Kluclc - XS' v ig' r gn I qv . .Je REEDS Firsr Row: D. Berg. Second Row, left lo righf: B. Meidl. B. Henle, M. Allman, P. Berger, M. Hoffmann, B. Hillesheim, C. Domeier, R, Holm, D. Kloeclrl. Third Row: M. Sirnmef, D. Kopefzlci, B. Kienlen, B. LeMoine. Fourflw Row: A. Dummer, J. Tomasclwlco, and L. Schugel. I . SisTer Vauzous. ............. Jeanne Abaclie ,,,,,,,....... BernadeTTe Soubirous Marie Soubirous ,,, ,, ,,,... STudenTs .,..7,.,, Dean Peyramale ,,,.,, Louise Soubirous ,,.A. ,. Soubirous ,,........,... Louis BourieTTe ,,.,.,,. Bernade CasTeroT , ,.., Madame Salou ,,, ,A4.,... Croisine BouhouhorTs, AnToinie Nicolau ,..,.... Mayor Lacade ,.,..... JacomeT 7v...,....... Dr. Dozous ,,,,,o,. CelesTe ,,.,o,w.,.,ow,....v-. Madam PerneT, 7,,,,7,,... . MoTher Josephine .....,.,, SisTer Marie Bernarde ....,,,, The Blessed Virgin 7.,,A.o.o.. Franz WerTel's, THE SONG OF BERNADETTE, THE CAST THE CAST ...-.--.CaTherine Ulol .,,,,,,sSharon Ries Ba rba ra Medil Donna Kloeclcl LaVerne HoTmeisTer RuTh Schugel Lila Macho RiTa Holm VerneTTe ForsT MargareT Huelslcamp William Rausch Marlyn Schnobrich -,.a..,,KenneTh Fischer ,, .,.,, William Puchner a,a,,a,,A.,aKay Scherer .,a,,--.,.Yvonne SchulTz ,v-,,,.,sBarbara Scheibl .-,,.,,aLeon RoTering ..-.,.-mRichard Ries A,,a,aWa-,Charles ForsTer ..,,.,,EvereTT ChrisTensen .a,-.,-.,iLeAnna Henle a,,,,,.,,.,.,aMarion BenTzin ,.........Joanne Dallmann ,.-....Mary Ann Hoffmann ,,,,.,-,.,..-..Suzanne Wirh by Jean and WalTer Kerr BernadeTTe, The apparenTly sTupid peas- anT girl, while gaThering wood Tor her poverTy sTricken parenTs, has an appari- Tion oT a very beauTiTul lady. The reporT of her vision comes as a lasT sTraw To her poor and hungry parenTs. They loe- lieve BernadeTTe is lying and punish her. The Mayor and Chief oT Police aTTempT To compel her To deny The vision. The village priesT is indignanT when she Tells him The heauTiTul lady asks To have a chapel builT on The spoT where her visions appear. The Teeling becomes inTense againsT BernadeTTe, and Dean Peyramale rescues her Trom The auThoriTies. Berna- deTTe remains True To her visions and enTers The SisTerhood, coming under The sTricT discipline oT SisTer Vauzcus. There is a magniTicenT Tinale when SisTer Vauz- ous accepTs The diviniTy of BernadeTTe's visions. The song of BernadeTTe has a depTh oT Teeling and a sense oT spir- iTualiTy. DirecTor, SisTer La ureTTa l Q f- SIDENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHT. 1 T To complefe Iasl' DecemIoer's ResIore Chrisf fo Chris'rmas afmosphere af Trinify, I'he Sophomore and Junior Speech class presenfed The Nighf Was S+range. The enfire high school enjoyed This inspiring presenfalion. The selling of Ihe play was Befhlehem on 'rhe 'Firsf Chrisfmas Eve. Twenfy-one s+uden+s cIo'rhed in gorgeous cos+umes of 'rhe Iime of Chrisf gave a splendid performance under fhe direcfion of Sisfer Laureffa. The beauliful Nafivify scene will linger long in our memories. IIE TIIIIE CHRI T T0 CHRISTMA ., X.,s Az G - 3 . THE NIGHT WAS STRANGE LET US ADORE HIM. Chairmen: Bob and Pele. This year marked lhe beginning of our S+uden+ Council. The +wo senior presidenfs as chairmen, presiding al' general assembly meelings. During lhese meelings 'rhe council and 'rhe sludenl' body discuss school aclivilies and problems. ln fhis manner sludenls learn lo assume responsibililies and 'ro 'rhinlc in 'rhis governmenl-like ac'rivil'y. The Sfudenl Council also acfs as a con'rac+ belween facully and s+uden+ body. Firsl' Row, lefi +o righl: B. Hillesheim, M. Klinlchammer, C. Werner, D. Malhioweh. V. Meidl, D. Wech, L. Kloeclrl, and B. Meidl. Second Row: L. Brand. R. Schleif, M. Simmel, D. Baier, P, Krebs, B. Henle, M. Schneider, C. Kunz, R. Ries. Third Row: L. Rolering, R. Buechner, L. Berg, K. Fisher, D. Tauer, P. Grafhwohl, and G, Fesenmaier. g-- Qilg T is 'IIIIKEIIIO TIFF BETTE MOHR Edifor In Chief KAY SCHERER Assisfanf Edifor CAROL WERNER Business Manager JERRY FESENMAIER Assf. Business Manager LIZ HEINEN Ac+ivi'ries Ediior BARBARA HILLESHEIM Asst Acfivifies Ediior RICHARD RIES LEO BERG Sporfs Edifors KATHY KOOP LLOYD GAG Phofography Edifors CLAIRE PEUSER Ari Edifor PATTY BERGER MARY EPPLE LEO BERANEK HARRIET BRAUNREITER BARBARA HENLE SHIRLEY BECKER IOLA GAG JIMMY GINKEL LEON REINARTS GERALD FLECK Wrifers and Reporfers JOSEPH FELLEGY Advisor s. Seafed, Ieff fo rlghf: K. Scherer. B Mohr J Fellegy Ad sor C Wern u C Pe 5 P. Berg. I. Gag, S. Becker, Sfandin : R R' L g . les. .Berg, L. Bern ek G FI cI: L R I G F s B H M Eppl E. Heinen. C. Koop, B. Henle, J G Icel L Gag mia! SQUARE DANCE .f?f1T5Qi ?fr 5 E 'L WE DANCE Q A 11.' ll I-. S F -a E. T3 i MOTHERS SERVE WE VISIT V WE EAT JT SPEECH Ins+ruc+ors: Sisfer LaureH'a and Mr. Ralph Sfewarf CONTESTANTS Seafedz leff 'ro righfz P. Berger, G. Basfian, C. Werner, B. Hillesheim. L. Kecksrein, and P. Scheibel. Second Row: B. Mohr, A. Dummer, E. Hoffmann, M. Huelskamp, C. Pueser, M. Epple, C. Schaeffler. Third Row: E. Heinen, R. Ries, B. Puchner, L. Beranek, P. Grafhwohl. and B. Sfeiner. Z Leff fo Righfz R. Schugel, J. Macho, A. Singer. D. Wager, D. Gag PUBLIC SPEAKING J. Giffer, and B. Schneider. UN PANEL Lf R'h:H.Flk,B.Sh'bl,S.Flk,C.F ,B. . e f Lid Eoferingec c en e ec orsfer Gulden TAPE RECORDING 35 YE, IM L. 7 AMW MOTHER BELOVED 1 CHEERLEADERS Shirley Reinarfs Marian Benfzin Rifa Holm MAJORETTES Leff fo Righf: M. Benhin, S. Wirfz, M. Epple, M. Klinkhammer. B. Henle, J. Kunz, A. Lonien. and S. Reinarfs. 36 f fu T as 3 ,-I' A7 rs CHIHFIDYS NWI' Cuurrrnsncs 1951-las: QI' Firsf Row, Ieff fo righfz L. Schlumpberger, L. Brand, J. Klingler, D. Herbech, J. Harffen, W. Puchner. and C. Kunz. Second Row: J. Ries, G. Merfinlra, C. Hauser, R. Ries, M. Faerber. J. Carrier. B. Sfeiner. and L. Borg. Third Row: Assf. Coach T. Walser, R. Buechner, F. Koppi, K. Fischer, L. Rolfering, C. Schnobrich, G. Palmer, and Coach H. Welsch. Trinily showed promise in opening fhe season wi'rh a 6-O win over Waseca Sacred Heart buf subse- quenf losses proved ofherwise. Tying Sleepy Eye S+. Mary's feam before a large homecoming crowd highlighfed The season. The season came ro an end as The Trinify Wildcafs. lurned Greyhound. lied big Rochesfer Lourdes, +he game ending I3-I3. Graduaring +his year are Co-Capfains Jim Ries and Berny Sfeiner, Gordy Palmer, Jim Franfa, and Bob Buechner. . T-Formarion and Thinlcing Tubby and Tackling hiv V . r 'asia ' ,gmf 559 S Nexi' Year? 4 w w COVGVEUQ Ground- I Toeinq Hue Mark. ..,,. Li m7 if ' , . 'Q 8 'efi , Q5 f 2 Xb Q , P Q , . Q Con-k ack . GREYHOUNDS Caughf I+. lf Dldnlf S ffng G72-O--405701: Fron+ Row, le++ +o rig+i+: J. Carrier, D. Herbeclc, W. Puchner, G. Fesen- Back Row: P. Swee+man. L. Berg, J. Fran+a, E. C+iris+ensen, H. Al+man, ll SMET C0 FERE CE 1951- 2 UHAMPIO maier, C. Kunz, and R. Ries. L. Simme+, Coasch Henry Welsch, and T. Dormeier, Mgr, Uncle+ea+ed ln Conference Play Trini+y Opponenf 59 Sleepy Eye, S+. Mary's ,. ,.,..,, . .,.. 3 8 56 Manlca+o Loyola ,,.,,..,., ,,,,.,,, 4 9 69 Wabasso, S+. Anne's ,,,,,..,, 47 43 Faribault B. A. ,,.,,,,,,, ,.,. ..,,,,,,, 2 4 45 Bird Island, S+. Mary's ,,.,., ,. .,,,,..7 36 5l Waseca, Sacred l'lear+ .,..., .,.,,.,,, 3 9 52 Sleepy Eye, S+. lv1ary's 7,,e.., ,,,,,..,, 4 5 57 Wabasso, S+. Anne's .7.,.e.,,,. ....A.., 3 2 58 Waseca, Sacred l'lear+ ,,,.,,. .,..,.,.. 4 5 47 Manica+o Loyola ,..,,,,... ,..,,,,., 3 7 47 Faribaul+, B. AM., ,..,,., .,7,..,. , 29 63 Bird Island. S+. lvlary's ...77 ,,.,..,.. 4 I BASKETBALL ew 40 Led by Ev Chris+ensen, ++ie baslce+ ball-Greyhounds won undispu+ed +irs+ place in conference play 'this season. I+ was Trini+y's +irs+, unde+ea+ed year in De- Sme+ bas+ce+ ball. In ++ie Region Seven Ca++1olic Baske+ ball Tournament flwe Greyhounds de+ea+ed Waseco 45-29, bu+ in +l'1e+inal game Manlca+o Loyola upse+ Trini+y. During ++1e season Loyola had los+ +wice +o our Greyhounds. Jim Fran+a, Linus Simme+, and Pa+ Swee+man graclua+e ++1is year. 4' 1, kai g Q wi 5 iw- 5 ' i C A ' 4? T :h aw r 4 N ,X fv- A U Q9 A 'Aff-'55 PX fi! 9 'Sf wx N T, N 1 'Q K K ar f .. ' in K ' . PQ' gli A215 V . ix-. ,it ,. . A Sf Q A TTAT A , E T ' A A I f A xx if H -. , Pa . U 3 ugxxxxl DIRECTOR COACH ASSISTANT 'Quai' Rev, R, Mug-hlgfein Bru+s Welsch Tubby Walser Thank you OHQ Sfueber 4l SQUAD Fronf Row. Ieff fo riglwf: H. Traurig, J. Wech, J. Harffen, and R. Mielke. Back Row: Rev, R, Muehlsfein, Afhlefic Diredorg L. Domeier, J. G-Inkel, H. Alfmann, D. Tauer, L. Brand, and Coach T. Walser. Holy Trinity Win D Smet Basketball Title l - D 4 , . . ,.- -- G Y i' Bums .PhBev .e'1emIIg'?i Lf 'D -L'-A I 1952 NATIONAL LEAGUE ansznm SCHEDULE ln Eleven tnug t nctory I f I, , . I . , O . n W -m I 5 q 1 - rllllfy I -zz.. I ....ez.,. ! ....A:.-.... .1 az... 'lTllllhl'lilhyG'IybiclIlid!.llDaSl!tmXl- ' ' xlhe ,lux - A.. -I A22-1.11 lg- I '-- lemu una-n mu by ummm annum-m Academy of' L- sz. 0 FQf !:. l.l3r12.l3!,'z' n.,,j:IPfIEf'.l' 5551- 55- f5g'E'.ff' ITTH'-:'... . Furlhul! fl In I9 h a in-llmhi pm: here lu! night. I I A 5 . ,H :Ir -fem 'If' u.,,, b l-1 I.: ' ' Au re 'U' ' '- 'mu In an nn: up mn hr cms- Henry uammg I , D a I In. me -If-1 ,,,,, -he-4 ., g-11- 4-,gg-gjgr, 5-.,., . mgjgj wa-n, mu an nu ann pn- n 'n-mny. nanny nu now Q.. .A X , 'Sum Ch , e ,mf-P I., .'j', U- 1....,1',f '-1.-I.,.,,: I ...V-,..,... .ri-.33 ,gg-31, vm Il ini ad that only ll gums to ga in uni If 1 A hr- T '9l0 wifh wplont rn' H IIKJTWH wfgfw -rv.. 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'mn-I 1 nu y. nm, nn' un lv' 'refill ms -un' - .nddlwse no mul ?4,,,,,.,d,,,,,,,,,,,,::p..4nnumnun-A4 mnlbpu- o y mW.,,I:..ymw4.,.., Ezgfwwrmfnwupwtgzrxfm '- ' I -'.'ml'5 ' ww, -,,,,o-uw, ,gnu ,hw ,,,',on1 ,,,mnl ' un'-fm. an annum L- ' mah Are 1, mm w:mff.'!-'10 W S-Qfm 'JL av' 'Jw .plvlffr-nl FW' 'f l-mly.mun-guna ww-vi ,.molW ' I'h1l'1 ' ,pc U' Iuvl a 5rEAR ef me 0' N' nlll- ' 01- ' I. I IF 4, in na- nr -y our nm -HM OF red A-mv .,,.,,,.u gli.--w' gy, - in n-. vu Ds may -1 IYIC Fav0 Nun M M,,,.... wg: I.. -avi' H 0' 'II 'H 'U U -u..A-wolfi Q .. In llfhmhn 'D 'ill me 1- ' ' I95I-52 CAPTAINS I95I-52 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION COUNCIL -if : 3 I Q J --2 1 . if w-f fs 1QiH 2 Lef+ Io RIgh+: P. Sweefman, L. Simmef, J. Franfa, Fronf Row, Ieff fo righl: R, Schnobriclw, R. Manderfeld. K. Brand. 42 R. Ries, and B. Sfeiner. Back Row: H. Welsch, Fafher Muehlsfein, and A. Janni. ,. F'-rf lmlr f?'1Q fl 9 rmran 1 .M V. ,V xkyyl 5 J X ,K A Q. Q'-X' R lg-px .. .A A . X S'f . . 7 XKIM xi .F wily- krgibilf A N! , b jr: edgy., Q K xl -f Lk 5 1 1 K an +3-,.,..'.,32 K+-ufff Rv. wry! m R , Q . M., . , , . ...Kr Y ,.,. -rms ' 5 A A ,,. H K A 1 ut , . ... ,eV..ET,,g..4.'L.i'.' -5 Q -.gq--. W-fi,-5 -fha, - Q -jk'N?,f'1 , HZ JAM., I .Q-tkfg, qvllfly v xyhll, x my Q J . . in l gk .X ' . --..c Q51f . 'ig . .L .L - , 1 S P J R R . G Firsf Row, leff fo righf: R. Ries, D. Herbeclr, Second Row: R. Schleif, C. Forsler, K. Fischer, L. Buslwerd. M. Faerber, R. Gleisner. S .P O ner, L. Brand, and G. Marlinlca. R T S Fronf Row. leff 'fo righl: R. Ries. R. Buechner, C. Kunz. B. Sfeiner. - J. Wech. Back Row: G. Fesenmaler. L. Berg. W. Rausch, and Couch T. Walser. F. Koppl, P. Sweefman, J. Franla, G. Fesenmaier, H. Alfmann, Coach H. Welsch. G. Palmer, L. Domeier, H. Traurig, Third Row: J. Carrier. L. Schlumpberger, C. Schnobrich, L. Ubl, E. Wirfz, R. Fors+- L. Berg, Record Holder 'Sf GOLF Jerry, Pal, Jim, Bill. 43 5 ,. ggi if 48, if 3 Tf'Ut '93f 349, .4 .f YO fig' , 'P Qi. '. 1.1 ' ' 'x 2 ' Xfff +53 5 wh 1 lm' '34, Q 55- 53-fs 'I ix xi? ima. W, ui, fe wi, S, f tgw 4 f NIA .,3 .M ini 'er rpf 5 A --' 5 . Wfw ,-- A M S12 X -1 'K' x A f K. Q :. RR - J --uh 'Qi' aw GOODWILL PATRONS INFORMAL LIFE 5 46 NA I TRINITY'S PATRONS Accounfing Service THEODORE STARK CPA ACCOUNTING SERVICE Amusemenis GEO RGE'S Anonymous-TWO Arisfone Building Maierial AMERICAN ARTSTONE CO. IGeorge Safferfj Afforneys W. H. DEMPSEY L. A. KUNZ W. B. MATHER EDW. A. NIERENGARTEN STREISSGUTH, BERENS. 8: RODENBERG Au'I'o Repairing KLOSSN ER GARAGE Au'I'omobiIe Agencies CLAUSS MOTOR CO. FERING MOTOR CO. IDeSo'ro-PIymouII1I HARTL MOTOR CO. JOHNSON MOTOR INC. ILincoIn-Mercuryj ED MAYDAY IHucIsonI Auiomobile Wheel Alignmeni' B-LINE WHEEL 8: FRAME IWheeI Alignmeni' Exper'rsI Aufo Paris IWI1oIesaIeI NICHOLS, DEAN 81 GREGG Baggage and Transfer G. KASSUELKE TRUCKING SERVICE Their goodwill is your besi' guaraniee Emil ordered IsI' '52 TRIKERIQN Our friend. Jake. Geffing fhe poinI'. of 'f 1 ev- .ik Ind. Arfs I r A A :,,. , r I A-fe 'rr A I ... NXIQ C I I 'R Home Ec. F -I.e Ie. A f -E..: as TRI NITY'S PATRONS Bakeries W. EIBER 8: SON. INC. WENEEDA BAKERY IA. W. Sieinbergl '-N-n...,,,,- Banks rm Lk SDE ., .fa . -. .w ffwf-w f fo is I .I . . 5 , . . Ve , 1 5 3 Y 5 I Nw . 'MN ,, ' 1. N. ' w-.Mar F K. S Y A ., X Q S - an ls f' if.. A L ' R' be H. , ,glial 4 eiif ' ' We se- Q 'Sm R ' A 'HE mi ff Ha: ,Q ,, WEE. if. ag k j W CITIZENS STATE BANK Ci FARMERS 81 MERCHANTS STATE BANK KLOSSNER STATE BANK STATE BANK OF NEW ULM Beaufy Parlors WAVE-O-LENE BEAUTY SALON lMrs. James Nielwoffl Bookkeeping Supplies KEMSKE PAPER co. 5 Bus Service BRAND BUS SERVICE 'W g Cabinet Makers id l NEW ULM WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. Class Rings HERFF JONES CO. Cleaning and Dyeing PAT'S DRY CLEANERS. INC. RITE-WAY CLEANERS Clofhing and Men's Furnishings LEUTHOLD-NEUBAUER CLOTHING CO. SPELBRINK'S CLOTHING STORE Coal and Coke NEW ULM FARMERS CO-OP ELEVATOR WE Their goodwill is your P I C N besf guaranfee. 47 VEQ 48 TRINITY'S PATRONS Confracfors and ConsI'ruc+ion HEYMANN CONSTRUCTION CO. JOHN MUELLER 84 SON ROBERT H. UBL 81 SON WALLNER CONSTRUCTION CO. Creameries KLOSSNER CO-OP CREAMERY ASS'N Dairies BARRY'S DAIRY Dance Bands GUY DE LEO'S ORCHESTRA Donfisis DR. A. C. AMANN DR. F. C. LIPPMANN DR. LLOYD SCHWARTZ DR. JAMES R. SEIFERT Deparfmenf Siores J. A. OCHS 81 SON SALETS DEPARTMENT STORE Druggisis BECKER'S PHARMACY EPPLE DRUG STORE HENLE DRUG STORE OLSON DRUG STORE Elecfric Work ALWIN ELECTRIC CO. ROLLOEE ELECTRIC SERVICE ULRICH ELECTRIC FIoris+s NEW ULM GREENHOUSE Furniiure FORSTER FU RNITU RE Their goodwill is your besf guaranfee. 'W R .Av I.. ,, A fu. up .iff Q E I if I I W- , G72-100111501 9 , I:!,5I Ii rx G., ' ' TRI NITY'S PATRONS Groceries and Meafs BERG FOOD MARKET CITY MEAT MARKET KLOEKL 81 PENKERT FOOD MARKET KLOSSNER STORE A MARK'S FOOD MARKET fix if f ,g f PAUL'S SUPER VALU A E,5K SAFFERT'S MEAT MARKET 6 R A ' 'RRA I , In TAUSCHECK Eooo MARKET , is 1 , A ,E ' fe T VERNIE'S GROCERY II I E. s , I E I fx '-'T ' A v or I Hardware W is ..1,.E,T A or BRAUNREITER at som x. FESENMAIER HARDWARE E RETZLAFF IOUR OWN HARDWARE, WAGNER HARDWARE WILFAHRT BROS. HospiI'aIs LORETTO HOSPITAL Ice Cream DAN N HEI M 'S Insurance VICTOR W. BIERBAUM GEORGE A. FLEISSNER GEORGE HOGEN AGENCY General Insurance, X A ye flu I Sfeamship Tickefs ' af' TR Q ,X K lm JeweIef's ke A If REIM a CHURCH JEWELERS 4,3 1 J BERNIE sci-TLETE JEWELERS Q T l Q' Y ' of ILongines, Wiffnauer Wafchesi b- E R gf SCHLEUDERS , so I if ? 1 ' ,Ju .E um e' M,L GEIB-JANNI LUMBER co. T. EEE, R .,,. ,.. .,.,. L AMPERT LUMBER CO' I Music Siores BROWN 81 MEIDL Their goodwill is your besf guaranfee. 5 NA 49 s NA 50 TRI N ITY'S PATRONS Oil Companies KLOSSNER CO-OP OIL O. Opfomeirisis DR. G. J. GERMANN Painfing, Glass 8: Floor Covering NEW ULM PAINT 81 GLASS CO. Phofographers M EYER STU DIO Physicians and Surgeons FRITSCHE CLINIC SEIFERT CLINIC DR. HOWARD A. VOGEL Prinfing HERZOG PUBLISHING CO. SERVICE PRINT SHOP H. P. ZUPFER, :oz N. Buway Radio S'IaI'ions KN UJ Resfauranfs W. EIBNER 8: SON. INC. SORTSMAN GRILL WENEEDA CAFE WITH WENTZ CATERING SERVICE Their goodwill is your besf guaranfee. -fin iff ffj I. E all. , il! K 5 D Qfw? I95I Area Snow Queen, Claire Peuser F 'wghw is 1. f . . L Afrfk A I I . . II.. . If I I I rw ' I ui Q. I pi ii an F I Q I - ...gs TRINITY'S PATRONS Service Sfafions EDDlE'S CITIES SERVICE RADKE OIL CO. Seniors, I940, Or Twelve Years Ago. HERB RANWElLER'S SKELLY U53 S P E E C H Thank you, Jean. for Worwxq - 1 Bef9- ef Skudxo U Heckorbookh ON WITH U MBV K YO : ea' KERI -ryklstin our Ixrsi Y .52 'TT2kaR Sociefies ST. JOSEPH Sporfing Goods SPORTMAN 'S SHOP Tailors WM. J. SCHUCK. TAILORING Theafres NEW ULM THEATRE Underialers O. P. GEDSTAD Va rie+y Sfores BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY Locally Owned Veferinary Surgeons DR. A. J. ECKSTEIN Their goodwill is your besf guaranfee. STORE Prefecf, Pefe GraI'I1woI1I ss 5I Iv- .,5. W I , ... X rx lliilli .--eg 3-,, , M., w v, X -fs. 1 Y 1 I V f. ' fu, A- g.t4f1.... ,.+-.-vo 1 mf iw .jg lfl'.J '- 357-'+..j'.P 'Fir-f'5 A VW '1 .XT ,qw-H 71 gs. .L .sw ,,',.AM,,JL' 9,1?'.1,.f rj .A ,X gf. q ,A M, QQ ssls ,Q . , pm ' 4 -ff A If, 'lrg' 1 , 'iff . I M X , V 4' ' Y. lx ,oqgfl',6 sf! J W ,J . W , v ' riff ' f ,ff Iggy ,lsfff A 4-A Q! , A1 , X N 1 S Xllg lf , t 43, ,gs k K 1 E. fl Q-4 as gl I 'li 'X ' l x 55 cj, !!5'!l4, . xg' ,l ,L tx ' fl f, , --, , 3 w 4, l 'Y' va '3 R l ' . L 'sf S41 l 'f ' if S. sv' i Al 4 i 5 ' I 9' fx A ,fa lla. ,Ne ' ' YL Nl s S A 'W 1 ' -'M A 'N fx l 1 54: K' few 3. - , , '11 V 4, .I , 1. ,g :muh if ' I 'ff 3531? 1, iq. +1 . ,f .' y izgsf: .QQ -A'-My. 'j 555' 4 r flu- 7gH su.O.,f 'wif' r Feasf, and your halls are crowded Fast and fhe world goes by. Forge? and forgive-I+ helps you lo live, Bul no man can help you lo die: There's room in 'rhe hall of pleasure For a long and lordly lrain, Bul one by one, we musl all march on Through 'rhe narrow isle of pain. 52 GOD AND I ARE A MAJORITY '52 Class MoHo .s Y . . . ,. . . of . A 3355 .3 A X ,,,,.,, Z, - -3 wGLY ' ,.. K.. A we we . 2, , 5. Q71-f vi-:E rJm,.3q?3 F , Kel' Q ' 1' M ,M Bas Relief Of School Enfrance --from The Way of lhe World by Ella Wheeler Wilcox ' . M W? TRW M, u ,., 'Q 'U I l ' . ' lg ' 5 K 1 Fu, ' ' 1 i L 41 I 'E ,l V, ., ,. , .iA...A4.2 , .-A' .. 'I .-,. -f -:Hg . ' .I 'fl' -4 , . I ' ,z 1 Z' , 1 ' ' A 'W 3 ix 3, - , . 1 1 ' ' '9 , f ' Q.w Q w., , , Q 'a s ' inf- 1 f 1 ' v