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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

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'ig I mag wk Wd A X -'nw www wan awww P l'0IITElI TS Our, Catholic high school belongs to many people. Priests, Sisters, and laypeople share its burdens and its happiness. This year of building a new school and better men and women of Trinity is the story in this yearbook. This book has one shortcoming, at least. lt does not, because it can not reach into young hearts, adequ- ately express the full appreciation of the present student body and of students yet to walk the halls of Holy Trinity. Our gratitude shall always be a part ot this, new school. gy -:f iJ,f ?, ' . -v ' -e -1-ja 1,3 . 'Qi 'V ,. ,- ,W M :.1,f'fi.r.r',z ,fry v H ,gvgsf -7 jff.. 1 4 - . - yt' , Px 128 2 is IRQ 'E- RRIESTS , Q f 1 if , :IJ 4. -- 114234 g ', , f , 4. ' 'T T' 'Q vwx . 4 ' S A' 0 3 R . 'T T' S TQ, rlifigiw b K - ,A xx h g ntl ix :Ii ix: . 'T' Fires' A T. ff- Xi Q K 5' 'Aff' '?1 H 's . , itll ,si Ce f' ,fx i It Fi1ni Fws- - ' f21f 'f'2fF iff ,X t .xrlnggy ur gp. 5, H. . ATX - QRS ' XII? ,f P' fl H: L Y 'THR 'NJF5 !!?'Ss 'FMEQ -'TTS . , 'F T. ffpfr lliszsf . gas. ig, N ' glgfgws. W1 , ' -cs fairs A R IP ' iq-'E' ' .-gal' ' 1 . A y - 57 ? vwi - 3 if 5 gg! , V, l , 1 eff- ' ' of 'fi' I Q i n ' .g f tc tiff, W If c, ' 5' 'ws on v 1 1. X 'f'. V f' if I Ayn Y, A 4 '50 ni. 'ii x I I ff I, y ' K . . if ' ' - ' ,xiii mg ji f ,Jig ,J we M K '3 yt elf' -Q, o-N,4 at N f Tl s.. f 'S' SISTERS 0F CIIRISTMII CIMRI T .V T0 OUR PASTOR, Very Reverend Joseph Ettel, a sky-full of prayers and con gratulations on his Silver Jubilee year. Father, we are most happy with you Tllllilllllll Holy Trinity High School New Ulm, Minnesota MYMEII '1r . Liz I sn 'x s. Q A. rifm' y ax at vw Pa .arf ' 14? LN ,.,1 1,f5, zxqk K ,Q'v'3Ar'? Q 'i X N WE DEDICATE This yearbook to a Sister of Christian Charity-for many years our instructor, prayertul friend, and Prin- cipal, Sister Vincent. 191. Q., Swv. Tfffi N 2 in remembering a Sister Trinity's Sisters. rity, we express our mag -1 R 1 8' 6 K T03 The Class of '53, 'Q?F'?'?'if W . i - s ' -Q-I Y?3fi3?i3ff ?' 'fl if-'f , ' P 1.- :wif y 'Q Nts, V te 5 Su 4. I ' A an wr ' , Seniors Leaving Corner Stone Ceremony lst Graders His Excellency, Archbishop John Gregory Murray, placed the cornerstone for the new Holy Trinity High School on Sunday, October l9, l952. ln doing so, he key- noted the theme of this yearbook . , . Building. He especially reminded us that the program of Catholic Education is the building of the perfect man and perfect woman. Building . . . our school and people is the theme of this TRIKERION. All of tliis for building the perfect man and perfect woman' 3 ADMIN!! 7 R4 7l0N Under the careful guidance of Father Joseph Ettel, Pastor of Holy Trinity Church, our building program has progressed in a happy manner. All of us at Trinity are most indebted to him tor a job well done in good, building construction and economy. This year, found Father Muehlstein moving to Heidelberg as their Pastor. He was replaced by Father Kasel. VERY REV. JOSEPH ETTEL, PASTOR Director of Holy Trinity High School .,......--wmwsmg , Q P .,., . H ik as T M ,,,. W ZEN? 5i sf 1,, . 2 ii 1 A Q at . - s. ,.,, 1 RW 5 ..-ahni REV. RALPH MUEHLSTEIN Religion, Athletics REV. RAYMOND NEUDECKER Religion g J -S 5,-.lr ...- 'bl REV. JOSEPH KASEL Religion SISIIRS IIIGII 3't'lI00l DIITIES SISTER VINCENT NMR W Reverend Mother Mathilde from Paderborn, Germany visited St. Michael Convent, arriving December Fifth. She is the Reverend Mother Gen- eral of all Sisters of Christian Charity. SISTER ELEONORE English, Latin, Library SISTER LAURETTA Sociology, Choral, Speech, Dramatics SISTER ROSALIMA General Science, Biology SISTER M. DIONYSIA Bookkeeping, Stenography, Typewri ting SISTER CLETUS C-en. Science, Physics, Math i X 1 1'-f S S 61 sv- Looking At New Work Areas In Athletics, Band, Industrial Arts . . I i , 5 fx is-J 1 5 ta i fs ? , , as W - ey . - A , tt.l :,Z A. S A , 4 , v - A - r - 'Z., -ui ' Q at if M. 'Y .Mg t v 'X W :rl- 2. 2-ri ' A qi A W if 1 -if-V tv ' 7 nygkwwfili ' ,,,, N 3 X ,f- ,w i X as i i 5 E .fre A , W 1 HENRY WELSH RAYMOND MEIDL JOSEPH FELLECY Coach, History, Phy, Ed. Band Director Industrial Arts erm. fan. ii 'T My ,e . E51 B H Wf- zipq 4-zwifw Votive Mass, September 3, 1952 ' . ri'i - I ,ga-.T D ...I : E f 5 -15 i A - i . f wt- X ge, 1. J' I 5 ik 3 . . , E ssmxkiwm-g .- . if 'z J fT'i,1:fYvv-,fl A+ ' 'rf 1 Q24 f 'IVY' 'v'gY'ff ,E A A I .' :E ik ' :., A tiff A ia I . 1 ,, c c 2 as -f 1f SE , -4 ..- t.. . - f .H 7 . , ig? ' -4. , . . N it in--H Fk, cccc '- K. ' -C11 BIIIIDIIIG PRUGRESS The late tall and early winter warmth, seemingly an answer to many prayers, enabled all of the outside brick work to be completed. All of us shall long remember the Friday afternoon in early January when the workmen placed a flag atop the building corner, telling us in a spine-tingling manner that the last brick had been laid. ln a brief, high school program the entire high school paused to sing its thanksgiving. Shortly afterwards, the entire roof was closed and workmen in a heated interior started to layup hallway and class- room walls. All was done without working on Holy Days, On this page and throughout this book we present a story of building progress. To all of the crew, to like- able-bossman Tietel, to the General Contractor John l-leyman, to Architect E. J. Prodzinski and his me- chanical engineer we say, Well done! yer. gn ffl' !!E fl! pn' . ::?: 'A l' rf ,E lf' s 'E lin A -J SHIRLEY ASCHENBRENNER Class Play Light Director 3 Sodality, l, 2, 3, 4 ' -'--er l l Q, X , si ,. .A 7 1 Q f H ,K e we lp 'lil-5s,g,,.,-af? LEO BERC Band, Clee Club, l, 2, 3, 4 Pen Points 4 Trikerion 3, 4 Variety Show 3, 4 Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 S Football, Baseball, I Basketball, Track, l,2, 3, 4 l 9' sl lie i l Lois Fleck, a Novitiate of Sisters of N Christian Charity EVERE1'I' CHRISTENSEN Sodality I, 2,4 Variety Show 4 Class Play 3 Christmas Play 3 Baseball 3 Track l, 2, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 if MARION BENTZIN Majorette l, 2, 3, 4 Pen Points 4 Trikerion 4 Clee Club 2, 3 Class Play 3 Variety Show 3, 4 Sodality l, 2, 4 Cheerleader 3 Sf' we PATRICK CANNON Football 4 Sodality 4 Class Officer 4 Pen Points 4 Transferee from Halock High School DARVONE BAIER Sodality l, 2,4 Football l, 2, 4 U. S. Marines Green and Gold Class Colors ROBERT BRUNNER Pen Points 4 Variety Show 4 Sodality 4 Baseball 4 Transferee from Gibbon High School Buddy Berg helped build new school during summer months. JUANNE DALLMANN Pen Points 4 Trikerion 4 Sodality l, 2, 4 Class Officer l, C-lee Club 2 Band I, 2, 3, 4 2 GEORGE DUMMER Sodality l, 2, 4 Clee Club 4 Class Officer 2 Charlie Forster, student band director, CHARLES FORSTER Football 2 Basketball 2 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Sodality l, 2,4 Clee Club l Band l, 2, 3, 4 Student Band Director 4 Evy scored l,000 points in basketball. LLOYD GAG Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Pen Points 4 Trikerion 3, 4 C-lee Club l, 2, 3, 4 5' , y 'L Class Play 3 Is' VERN ITA FORST Pen Points 4 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 C-lee Club l, 2, 3 4 Class Play 3 Speech Class Play 3 is , :gf y y yy a, ,r JOLEEN FRANTA Pen Points 4 Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Speech Play 2 Class Play and Variety Show Light Director 3 4 -llfffr We will miss the old build- ing . . . the new one. too. Evy Christensen never came late. fag, .al-. uv W , . 7 2 Q a.. JAMES GINKEL Sodality l, 2, 4 Band l, 2 Trikerion 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, Q4 . X ww' 3 Y, ,af '-ar RICHARD GULDEN Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Henle Drug Store BERNARD GULDEN Clee Club 4 Christmas Play 3 Sodality l, 2,4 Joanne Dall- ,..., mann, Class Secretary for ,, four years. rw..-.... ,. 3' LA DONNA HACKER Variety Show 3 Sodality l, 2,4 7 n QT3? LAVERNE HOFMEISTER Sodality l, 2, 3, Variety Show 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 2, 3 Pen Points 4 Trikerion 4 4 lbkwt MARY ANN HOFFMANN Pen Points 4 Trikerion 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Clee Club 2 Class Play 3 Variety Show 3, 4 Soclality l, 2,4 LE ANNA HENLE Pen Points 4 Trikerion 4 Band l, 2, 3 4 Class Play 2, 3 Clee Club l, 2, Sodality l, 2,4 Jim Ginkel and his jungle drums. RITA HOLM Class Play 3 Pen Points 3 Trikerion 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Clee Club 2, 3, Variety Show 3 Sodality l, 2,4 Cheerleader 3 MARGARET HUELSKAMP Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Variety Show 3, 4 Pen Points 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3 Trikerion 4 Barbara Meidl, senior poet . . . also Bernadette. CHARLES KUNZ Pen Points 4 Variety Show 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3,4 W Trikerion 4 Class Officer l-4 Track 3, 4 an---v Basketball and Football l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Presidents, Rich Ries and Buddy Berg. BARBARA MEIDL Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Pen Points 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Variety Show 3 , Class Officer 3 LA DONNA KLOECKL Pen Points 4 Trikerion 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Sodality l, 2, 4 Glee Club 2 9.5 Variety show 1, 2 4 N FRANCIS KOPPI Band l, 2, 3, 4 Variety Show 3, 4 Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Sodalify 1, 2, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 GERALD MARTINKA YN-f ,yuan--nv uv' LILA MACHO Sodaliry 1, 2, 3, 4 Cilee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Variety Show 3 Pen Points 4 Trikerion 4 Band l, 2,'3, 4 '21 ww Sodalit l 2 3,4 Y 1 1 Clee Club 3, 4 Variety Show Football 2, 3, 4 Christmas Play by in , lf' --.- - 5'Nws,,, I J! fvigb 3 Tuff! 'NC ' ' ' sf. I X l 3 .31 Charles Schnobrich for Nazareth Hall. if Come on along and listen to . . . William Rausch. , l .9fIll0R3' 11 -JW' WILLIAM RAUSCH Pen Points 4 Junior Class Play 3 Variety Show 3 4 Class Officer l Sodality Head, 4 Football l, 2 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 44' Q aff: 'Ai' 'T' ,M . . gbgw, -. ? Sn 4 ' LEON REINARTS Pen Points 4 Trikerion 3, 4 Class Play Crew 3 Variety Show 4 Sodality Officer 4 Sodality l, 2. 3. 4 l i ' ,C 4 SHIRLEY REINARTS I 4 Perl Points 4 3-rbklrfonl42 4 Richard Ries, l ' O l,2afO:e,lle'l,'2, 3, 4 Kay Scherer, Sodallty 4 ..,- J glee Club 2, 3, 4 Trikerlon Prefect. ..,,...-- Class Qfflcel. 2 Co-Editor. Cheerleader 3 V, li I xx . M- RICHARD RIES l X' SHARON RIES P r Sodality Prefect 4- Class Play 3, 4 .cl, Pen Points 4 lii C-lee Club 2, 3 fi l l.yl Trikerion 3, 4 fi f 'f'f A Band 2, 3 3' 'E' n f' Band 1, 2, 3, 4 L W sodanfy 1, 2, 3, 4 MP3 is godaligl l,32, 3, 4 4 sl W Homecoming Attendant 4 i BSS ay W iz W., 1 C Variety Show 3, 4 4 , , Class Officer l, 2, 3, l ' 4 z sli if Baseball, Football, A B sketball, T ck l-4 - a ra il LEON ROTERING f Glee Club 2, 4 Pen Points 4 4 l as ,, Class Play 3 Leon we like Ike 'Fl ' 5 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Rotering, ' Football 2, 3, 4 fullback for l Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 a game. f -an 41- Q BARBARA SCHEIBEL Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 Trikerion 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Class Play 3 , KATHLEEN SCHERER Sodality 2, 3, 4 Trikerion 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Variety Show 3, 4 JEROME scuucl-rr sodalafy 1, 2, 4 Yvonne Schulz, Pen Points Editor. RUTH SCHUGEL Class Officer 4 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Pen Points 4 Clee Club 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Variety Show 3, 4 Who heard of a demerit? MQW N--r MARLYN SCHNOBRICH Pen Points 4 Variety Show 4 Class Play 3 Clee Club 2, 3, 4 Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 wi Mani' MARIAN SIMON Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Class Play Stage Help 3 JOSEPH TAUER sodamy 1, 2, 4 KNAW NJ' CHARLES SCHNOBRICH Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Clee Club 4 ,f 1' Q fro Q' P Pen Points 4 Y, Trikerion 4 'Variety Show 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 'NJ Q, YVONNE SCHULZ Pen Points 4 C-lee Club 2, 3, 4 Sodality Co-Prefect 4 Trikerion 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Soi aywv 551110 I Ruth Schugel, Homecoming Queen. Y-.-qv X 14- Bernie Gulden and Leon Reinarfs, top ag experts. I 13 9' Band 2, 3 For what avail the plow or sail, or land ks' ' KATHERINE UBL Sodality l, 2, 3,4 Pen Points 4 Class Play 3 Variety Show 3 Speech Play 2 Homecoming Attendant 4 Juniors, good luck and work hard in leading Trinity into its new school, next year. if , , , We will always be remembered as the last class to graduate from the old building. or life, if freedom fail? ' f .T . i J To Billy Puchner: We, your classmates, say, Walk on, Billy, walk on! We will never forget your great fight against polio. Remembering it, all of us can leave Trinity with your kind of determination to succeed. '53 Class Motto: Let your life be a shining star. A big and sin- cere thank you to our faculty. GERALD WILFAHRT Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 auf SEN 0K5 owl Q 55,3 Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul, As the swift seasons roll! Leave they low vaulted past! Let each new temple be nobler than the last. -Oliver Wendell Holmes ,j0Nj0R 6145.9 Build a f undation of sturdy block. OO First Row, left to right: C. Epple, B. Kienlen, L. Portner, M. Fesenmaier, C. Bieraugel, M. Traurig, R. Bartl, J. Kunz, L. Forst, A. Fleck. Second Row: M. Epple, M. Hoffman, L. Klinkner, S. Hauser, l. Gag, M. Schneider, J. Rein- arts, K. Herzog, S. Fleck, H. Braunreiter, H. Fleck, R. Domeier. Third Row: T. Domeier, J. Palmer, P. Powers, B. Henle, S. Becker, J, Townsend, H. Traur- ing, R. Bieraugel, B. Baumann, L. Schlumpberger. Fourth Row: G. Rue, W. Brown, L. Ubl, C. Hauser, L. Brand, L. Domeier, M. Faerber, C. Fesenmaier. Fifth Row: J. Henle, C-. Fleck, H. Altmann, D. Herbeck, J. Wech. WEIGHTY PROBLEMS CLASS OFFICERS I ... N u r ' If President, Vice-Pres., Secretary, Left to Right: Treasurer, ' L .WW X 'Maggie 'Becky Janee Sam MATRIMONY HOLY ORDERS EXTREME UNCTION PENANCE HOLY EUCHARIST Faith BAPTISM CONFIRMATION P56 Front Row, left to right: J, Bushard, E. Bushard, A. Stueber, M. Berg, B. Wiltscheck, L. Portner, D. Brown. Second Row: C. Martin, C. Forster, D. Helget, M. Cuggisberg, M. Altmann. P. Krebs, M. Simmet, L. Sattert, M. Dummer, M. Franta, D. Kopetzki, M, Klinkhammer. Third Row: R. Wendinger, H. Franta, D. Steinhaus, P. Kloeckl, M. Zupfer. R. Dummer, K. Wendinger, E, Portner, M. Borchert, E. Sehr, J. Carrier, R. Schleif. Fourth Row: J. Hartten, E. Wirtz, M. Bushard, J. Klingler, R. C-Ieisner, D. Tauer, C. Koppi, W. Locher, P. Stadick, M. Meidl, R. Reinarts, J. Leibl. 50Pfi0MORE.Y Build your walls of Ten Commandments and of Six Precepts of The Church. I BIOLOGY CLASS OFFICERS sf' rf, G '59 1 Left to Right: K. Wendinger, W. Locher, M. Berg, R. C-Ieisner, P. Krebs, J. Hartten, M. Altmann, M. Dummer. I 17 Build your root with Grace of Perseverance and Actual Grace. Front Row, left to right: J. lvlichaletz, E. Steiner. C. Wirtz, J, Palmer, A. Ries, M, Weier, L. Reinarts, D. Brown, C. Leich, lvl. Lueder, l-l. Hacker, A. Citter, C. Clyne, A. Kosak. Second Row: J. Penkert, R. Rieger, M. Tauer, R. Rewitzer, L. Tauer, M. Speiser, R. Bartl, S. Liebl, B. Bartl, D. Berg, J. Hacker, J. Bushard, H, Faerber, J. Arbes. Third Row: lvl. Ranweiler, L. Schaeffler, D. Portner, F. Powers, C. Soukup, C. Wager, C. Tastel, L. Beyer, R, Bartl, C. Domeier, M. Bastian, J. Filzen, C. Forstner, L. Durnmer, L. Cuggisberg. Front Row, left to right: J. Schlumpberger, C. Powers, R, Scheid, J. Waibel, R. Mielke, J Buechner, D. Franta, R. Annen, K. Adam, R. Brown, P. Culden, V. Austad. Second Row: R. Kretsch, R, Zangel, R. Rathmann, F. Schwab, T. Altmann, E. Dummer, D C-inkel, T. Furth, W. Borchert, T. Coblirsch. Third Row: K. Kraus, J. Kretsch, Q. Rieger, W. Kraus, R. Domeier, C.. l-lelget, J. l-luelskamp R. Crausam, MEN Ofhmf. Screw Important Last Glance M one Jiaffw ' ..vQ,ss.j,gWs: 5-if iQ:f.f.g.z,.. ., 5 . was :::Esu:. 1 , .i,:::S.2?S-,- . ff: 1 . i- .,,M- -- , f--f fi- , ,. ' S if -at K , Y i H l' l I 'rs -' 1 -...Q..i.-:,.,.:--- :i55Q2:rfgi.ge.:-fr-'sts f-' . . . i. Q ijilllll E895 Y f - 'ms 5 it JJXJ With a last glance clown the old hallway we end the section of classes. but we shall never dismiss from our minds and hearts the traditions born along its a s w y 4 Like its Advent Candles, its goodness shall light our way into the new, high school build- ing, Chemistry Officers C'lfl.S'5f.S' NVD i4L'7llfl7'lf5 .Slclabfy ff your dfdifwflg f M f Jlumzffy Oimhmfe Paffenfe Paffzofzdm azff cwa B055 anal irff l ' fs 1 uiifeb LL.L AA irecfor idfer Jaureffa ll!! on er uf C'Arl.1fmCa.1 program W 'X fb? 'E 3 'FS Q f 6 x I HES ff e i I ' 'R s 3AdrPQtt?.1 S Becker M Klmkhammer C Bseraugel J Townsend gill Qjirfg :jrio K4 Wendinger, M, Cuggisberg. M. Simmet, at piano, M, Altmann. 3 X 4 fififiii GQ eL, 0 J , N , i df' P ' x Front Row, left to right: Y. Schuitz, R, Ries, R. Schleif, D. Brown, J. Bushard, L Tauer, J. Dallmann. Second Row: C. Wager, C, Forster, C. Soukup, M. Bastian, J. Michaletz, J. Pen kert, C. Jutz, S. Liebl, D, Schreiner, K. Scherer. Third Row: M. Meidl, C. Helget, M. Asper, T. Helget, D. Janni, J. Henle, C. Mar- tinka, DeLores Brown, R, Polta, C-. Helget, P. Stadick, M. Meidl, K. Kraus D. Ries, E. Liesenfeld, M. Faerber, M. Gag. r ,,,V X . V PX J f: '7 ' 'A Ratings, Seven Years Christmas Concert - oncert 1 At Games - - Director, Mr, lvieidl Front Row, left to right: A. Berg, M. Altmann, B. Henle, M. Hoffman, R. Holm, L. Kloeckl, B. Meidl. Second Row: H, Faerber, J. Tomaschko, L. Schugel, R. Kretsch, B. Lemoine, B. Keinlen, C. Domeier, D, Berg, lvl. Simmet. Third Row: D, Kopetski, F. Koppi, C. Koppi, L, Berg, C. Forster, J. Leibl, C-. Postel, M. Dummer, R, Reinarts, L. Hofmeister. Fourth Row: Director, R. Meidl, P. Krebs, L. Henle, R. Bartl, B, Wiltscheck, K. Wiltscheck, T, Berg. 23 Nia-J' I W o Wh F 4 JW XX SQ xi? gk 'X M gi ga Q M W 5 4 rewr 'Qs Rig: 'W f i Refreshmgly modest gl mfg M N Herr Schmidt Not in a sophomore rut if DUMP ALL YOUR, TRUE! LLS in OUR MELTEHC Po? sril Q 22' ' . ' K if, ,iiiiiiii - ' Y ef c Q Where is that like in buildir1g?' an ill Q get sw was pf R' :. gms 1 , X w ,EA Social 5 ,Je r' 1 ,5 st .J .Q ,w ? Q ,L , v I f N, 's 'Nw-aww 'rw 5' l a s if . Q 'ir . K, Key regglxgg . as M. ' - Al, fr, J t at If 'xc 5 3.1 N3-, lv wwf? , Y 52 QL . X f , , tt, - 4 Y, K ,, e at f ,S Qgvw. 1 R, i ,fe-ss at I .s Good company. This glimpse from a doorway of our new school reminds us that we will miss having classes dismissed by the tower bells. Soon, new gongs will ring forth in our new hallways, and we will be closer to church. May Queen Ceremony Queen Elizabeth Heinen with the Senior Class in caps and gowns and with the entire stu- dent body solemnly crowned Qur Mother Beloved, Mary, Queen of May. Queen Elizabeth placed the crown of roses on the statue ot lvlary while the student body sang Bring Flowers of the Rarestf' The ceremony ended with Benediction. ' 5 Io A 000 Season . . . CHRISTMAS L'0Ilt'fR7 Under the direction of Mr. Raymond Meidl, the Band and the Clarinet Choir, Brass Sextet, and Accordion Ensemble presented the first halt ot the Christmas Concert Sister Lauretta directed the Cilee Club and The Nativity, Tableau. The com- bined voices of boy and girl choral groups completed the fine, Christmas Program. Peace On Earth Lullab For --it Mary! Son l f s S E scci ,Rs - 5 , .,,h In I-. - . . -fggi Q X 'V S . 5-Wi, ,Sa K AV-- ' 5 Ht' eu- it 1 5, ? X' The Nativity, Tableau r fp 1 a t Q. an 'f ff, 5 Y Rea e Jw f 3' Qt. Y' t Q , gf' ,QSQ SW I J 5 nys 9- ,. ,ft ' Q- .ray-' Q .K R 'Els A ate t 'W X f wrt 'L 4.-SLE? ef 1 A t a The Song of Bernadette at ,gagw e Q fr Q, E lg, Q is ,Q I A e t 2 eee ...,,..,azs:l!lsl!! lin - .Q Conf o fwenfg -Aix 3261 !lll'e6! olzazif yea? Bernadette is publicly rebuked. J1!Nl0R 621455 P1147 7952 -Q. For Bernadette, alone, Our Lady appeared 27 , ua ll lll K Speech Contealanb X llumg X ,Q lr x 5 6 1 - l ..1 ss V jaloe lgecorabng is X . BUIZDIN6 - I 7 0MORROW 5 ' l gg' ' ' ' Clechng .S',,mA WOM Presidential campaign chatter, Directed by Sister Lauretta speech contests, plays, and speak- ing in Sodality help our speech l students become a part of the voice ot America. 'Y jtinify ,Zn poinfa Our high school paper came off the press quar- terly, continuing a complete coverage of high school, alumni, and parish activities. lt's more than a newspaper, lt is an opportunity for stu- dents to express their Catholic thinking. Thirty-two seniors, under the advice of Sister Elma, wrote the story'of this year of building. never forgetting to write the praises of our Divine Architect and our Mother Beloved. Co-Editors: Yvonne Schulz Lloyd Gag Associate Editors: Barbara Meidl, Ev Christensen Shirley Reinarts, Leon Roteringj Feature Editors: Pat Cannon, Leo Berg, Ruth Schugel, and Marion Bentzin, Business Managers: James Cinkel, Charles Kunz, Gerald Martinka. e-- A-A1 News Editors: William Rausch, Leon Reinarts, Vernita Forst, Joleen Franta, Kather- ine Ubl, Mary Ann Hoffman. Typists: Rita Holm, Joan Dallmann, Suzanne Wirtz, LeAnna Henle. Alumni Editors: Margaret Huelskamp, LaVerne Hofmeister, Marlyn Schnobrich, La- Donna Kloeckl. Athletics: Richard Ries, Billy Puchner, Robert Brunner, Kenneth Fischer, and Charles Schnobrich. 60 55' WHO jI lL6I'L0ll f ! Names lusted on Page 44 We are looking for Bully Puchner to work with us next year. CO-EDITORS Kay Scherer Barbara Henle BUSINESS MANAGER LaDonna Kloeckl ACTIVITIES EDITOR Marlon Benfzln ART EDITOR Jane Arbes SPORTS EDITORS Leo Berg Rich Rnes Charles Kunz PHOTOGRAPHY Kay Herzog ASSISTANTS Shirley Becker Joanne Dall mann Barbara Klenlen Bll Puchner Harriet Braunrelter Mary Lou Slmmet Mary Ann Hoffmann Ruta Holm Janet Townsend Mary Jane Klsnk hammer Yvonne Schulz Bar bara Schelbel James Clnkel Gerald Martmka Leon Rennarts Charles Schnobrlch Margaret Huelskamp Laverne Hof melster LeAnna Henle Shnrley Reunarts Gerald Fleck Gordon Rue Catherine Ann Martun Diane Kopetzkl Ed Wnrtz Mary Jo Altmann ADVISOR Joseph Fellegy 131. vi I-sf' 'CY ig. 1. 'Glo -ti 0 av nl, ' li. Q! Af p1g 'l.' ' sl of ls .5 'Q' 'I iw, lt! .Q S' has s - if .l4 NVQ f l' All Tri? 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' ,fax-QE Saw mom me i i F3 P1 47 i 'YR Starting with a banquet at Eibner's Willa- if , I ' in - er A maria Room, continuing with dancing , until midnite, dashing home and into old a togs, driving out to Wirtz's farm, roast- t g at in in J ' -L ing wieners and singing at the bonfire V- t' it E L, , made this a grand evening. i it W i 1 Junior and Senior Banquet i 9 F ew ' r taa M' 0 Mm? of 'Ia ' ttf irai a a NW i 1 D ,...,te'ia t n niinn nini 1 1 t , at M. i i 5 i e . i 7 i if a fit' trii eaan it , , an 'ir 1 , P I . Ii ,qi i i 7 J N L? . ..1.. 1 I I N M ig' 'Q i at a a r at ,. M ,Y g,,,, 5j ,,1irge,, x -A b i A i a r t -1 -fe ' - ' Eff 1 'Ii ffif. f 'L 'inf' ri' 'Q-it i L ' i:' . -it it tfti ag X, L L I , I L31 . T tiff X' fi we rii' g i i in i L if Banquet Dance i -f LL E11 Picnic 'E tive Speaking Dancing Roasting Hot Sleepy i fb. -W --1,1 -W --'- ff .g S A ..- gw - :,,s,:55Q5g- mg 4-wk as -x iw .,-1Q,..,.,.m M 5 ffmz' . E ' .um Qt 52 55 Q gi I , 1 sir gf 5 K 5. an ik if as X 1 S , E 3 ,. df? Lg, 1952 IIOMfCOMlll6 il.: A, i Congratulations, Queen Ruth! Queen Ruth Schugel starts reign. Trinity ins DeSmet Bqseball Crown ,:r.:.':f.':m,:::. K. ,,.. .... N- -x-- -I 5 W - A.. 5 t t t mblglgggqhl ' 'QV -ef 5 R11 m 1091 itll!! ,Ni Y 9 o arib ult . XS' Trinlw US:-Kzhem 59 7' M t i3i.'5:':g3':.f2:::,.,n Qvef Be :rits 55911: Tfgnlky 3 New State Toufnelletd Wins f ' of H- ' Enkefs Ca 1 1 in liiiiltl loses h?lgg,mtlist 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 .. . . .MJ Jpirif Lefonga fo fhe MIOFXCJ Knute Rockne believed in sports tor the sake of sports and entertained a firm conviction of their value to American life. He wanted his boys to be instilled with the desire to win, but to lose gracefullyg and he realized the place that the clean-cut competition of sports held in developing the will to win in all phases of life. Rockne held in his heart a soft spot for the average boy, the pre-med, the engineer, the arts student, He wanted to see his beloved sports brought within the reach of these men and of everyone else. . . . from The 1947 Dome, Notre Dame's Annual S N095 F3119 P ...... so llkjf ..mim1' 9 Y-f Meat DeSm2, ff 5 J H Us Blvd' uQu0f5'! ..u ? 35 -1 First row, left to right: J. Kretsch, L. Schlumpberger, J. Wech, D. Herbeck, H. Altmann, Q. Rieger, R. Annen, R. Scheid, W. Kraus, W. Locher, T.Altmann, R. Grausam, T. Furth and J. Huelskampl Second row: Coach Henry Welsch, R. Ries, J. Carrier, E. Wirtz, L. Rotering, F. Koppi, lvl, Faerber,' C. Kunz, K. Fischer, J. Fesenmaier, P. Cannon, L. Brand, L, Ubl, C. Hauser, C. Schnobrich, C. Helget, W. Borchert, L. Berg and Asst. Coach D. Walser. 9 Q ... Z ....,, s an f 'ff 3 Q 5 i ,,. . CANNED IN KRAUT gg J Lgi , . .. A V VQZ ' ' W V- v.,.., , .f.,.,: . YJJ A .A Q . t f ...i..... . ' A J ,, f l Je . s s rc s c . ee KK nccc , . Pressure . . --W0 it Jofr L .,sJ Jrs JJ rsr J 4 J. J i LinFerT4en: C-Rosring, P. Cannon, K. Fischer, Smeiitkfqc. . o I, . unz. o Backs: CJ.pSchnobrich. L.. Berg. f , f L 1952 y . g Winning only, two games, Trinity's football squad did not come up to preseason promise, Highlite of the season was the trouncing of the Sleepy Eye Knights, 5... I9-O, at their homecoming. With seven seniors leaving, the football Greyhounds face a coming year of building. l il lwlfllff H. Welsch and Tubby 42' '4 x N .6 ,pl-av' Kneeling, left to right: Coach H, Welsch, C-. Fesenmaier, E, Christensen, H. Altmann, R. Ries, D. Herbeck, Mgr. Domeier, Second Row: J. Wech, C. Kunz, C. Helget, J. Hartten, L, Brand, L. Berg. Third Row: J. Carrier, J. Huelskamp. 'F fi 'f i 'S COACH WELSCH UASIIETBAI l 0REWI0llllDS 1952-53 Playing twelve conference games, the basket- ball Creyhounds placed third in season stand- ' ings, losing three games by a one-bucket differ- ence. ! Ev Christensen, six foot-four pivot rnan, led Trinity's scoring . . . setting a new school record with better than l ,OOO points for his high school 5 years. Graduating this year are Seniors, Ev Christensen, Richy Ries, Buddy Berg, and Charley Kunz. -N Q i ASST. COACH WALStR On the next page we l I resent the ten la - I Conference Record ' who digg Trinity Opponent ohor to represent I 43 Faribault, B. A. -45 I ,f,QQ Y 'n 'Ot eY I 59 Mankato Loyola Sl I T , , l 54 Wabasso St. Anne's 46 ,UCQQHZTEIQ gS42p'C' 52 Bird Island, SM. 4l I g ' I 60 Waseca, Sacred Heart 39 I -I, 37 Clkichyi! Ries Guard Senior Buddy Berg Center Senior i Q! I I J n Ev Christensen Don Herbeck Center Guard Senior Junior Trinity Opponent 45 Mankato Loyola 46 58 Wabasso, St. Anne's 48 lCJer'yY! Klauckyli Fesenmaier Brand Forward Guard Junior Junior Trinity Cpponent 62 Faribault, BA. 47 5l Bird Island, S.lVl. 52 Charley Kunz Guard Senior Trinity 57 55 49 'F 4 '3 Sleepy Eye, SM. Waseca, Sacred Heart Sleepy Eye, S.M. LlJoe!! Wech Forward Junior Opponent 66 '52 38 Spinner Alfmann Forward Junior lcwimpyi! Rieger Center Freshman ,, t 22 -1 J s J s 4-fa ?'2ft M- ff, La. - - 1 f Nor.. l 0 0 jr-eakmen anal .SJolaAomore.s T S fb XJ 5 Front Row: left to right: J.. Kretsch, R. Ann-an, R. Mielke, J. l-lartten, R. , Scheid. W. Standing: T. Furth,Q, Rieger, J. Carrier, R. C-rausam, C. Helget, ' J Building skill in fundamentals and gaining experience in competition are J H 'I important tasks for any beginner in athletics, The B-Squad worked hard this HO ue'-Tkamp year, enjoying a promising victory over Sleepy Eye in the season final. me and Wimpy Rieger improved most rapidly to make the A-Squad. r ' 1 5 I Pete if Jim washed . . H 1952 06.90167 C'0llFERl llCf ClMMPl0ll.S' if . we .L W ' l W, gist P .aytxiwy g i fbi., 1 --.Y Y! , U FN , g RN -..,1r,,.'l 3 ,, Ei. in Q1 N fliiwfg gmlvtlfffff. xaiyy, S fy, . . . fXf'Pg, Kneeling, left to right: R. Ries, H. Trauring, K. Fischer, L. Domeier, R. Forstner, L. Brand, C. Palmer, F. Koppi. Standing: Mgr. T, Domeier, C. Forster, l-l. Altmann, D. Herbeck, P. Sweetman, J. Franta, L. Berg, J. Fesenmaier, H. Welsch, Coach .---' . - - - 2545 A ' Led by the unbeatable pitching of Jim Franta, 1 ' the Baseball Greyhounds swung thru the con- ' Liil liil B V .tii ference without losing. M srtrsir W JP' QA C Winning the DeSmet Championship for the , g . t fifth year in a row, Coach Welsch and his base- f me ,ng A J ball teams have a record seldom equalled in high S . ' it school play. Truly, they are the Yankees of V ff C9375 g e eSmet League . fs J Fesenmaier tags Sweetman. y, 1 V, Lago ' jin ify ,QM-nf .fddaociafion Building funds for our sports program is their job. This year the group was largest ever, doing well and deserving our appreciation. COACH WALSER 1953 TRACK 30000 Front Row, left to right: J, Wech, C. Kunz, L. Berg, J. C-inkel, E. Christensen, W. Rausch, P. Cannon, R, Ries, R. Brun' ner Above: L Locher, J. Carrier, P. Kloeckl. The Greyhounds placed well in the l952 Region Seven Catholic Track Meet. Buddy Berg won firsts in shotput and discus. Billy Rausch placed second in shotput. Charley Kunz leaped to second place in the high jump . . .warming up for it with a second place in the eight-eighty. Berny Steiner won a fast first in the one-hundred yard dash. Ev Christensen, nursing a bad knee, did not compete after having tied for first in high jump in the State Meet, a year ago. PMCLR-QI' . . . We won some games this Year, but none of those victories mean as much to us . . . as your great, winning battle with polio. We have missed you, Bill but your fighting spirit has helped us a lot this year. ' From all of us . . . a big pat on the back for the great job you i are doing. You will be travelling with us soon. jrinifg if .fgfdgfea l Coacling SM!! .fdfkkfic Iirecfor I Gym . . . soon will be well lighted for more athletics at Trinity. J lu Ui . 4 W' EQ E Q. FQQ . K 'ax My-X! Rik X W xi N S 3 5 dx X F4 Y Q 3 W S-6 1 1 4 A 4 ' WISCUNSIN i my also kan. .. MAAAAND ,www 1. i l NEBRAS wrcsgw ffgm' A o V ' A A i A ' rfmwfm .S QQSOIARNINA. ,A ,mm .A cozaewo ALABAMA p9iuSYLVAN i it l WYOMING www of ' ' IIEIYNXKU We Campaigned. 'W' 2 EE :- l I wp? .. f A. A9 J al ..131s6aa l- Q Q. U' X4 U7 CU 2 . O 'T .in -l I . 2 . -r N4 SD 0 If 4 2 N4 0 3 I Z' ot: QE. 32 lm cn. Q. mm 3 go. o 4 5' 5-lo. rv-. .,3 o 'l'B.l E. 43 Oo ,+G mf DJ fmt: 'Q Nm NT. Q.. A , ! with the national landslide for Eisen- P ':g 3'GF r hower. Seeing the inaugural, Trinity en- I A ., v joyed its first TV assembly. X ,.. F' , ! i Ni N i eww ' We Voted. X X PECISYIIHERI h r-fy fi . ,X ., ' :MV ff ps- 4.,,.2p' A fl E. .J k i is Ike and Mamie win!! l 1 We agreed with the national vote. IO7 l08 IOZ l09 IO6 206 207 TOTAL EISEIHUIER A3f 17 ff ff 'A A vi srsvzllsul fe 7 ff f A is . A----A x - i .. A . . Votes build confidence and confidence builds a secure nation 43 P0 a ina 2: 5 Ns Q Q xv -S 'Q -S R O U I- . 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Sheen, from his TV program, inspired us to ask you this question. Read for a few moments and then think of your answer . . . those in the Service from Trinity are doing so, often. From 1496 B.C. to 1861 AD., a total of 3,357 years, the world suffered 3,130 years of war. Only 227 were peace years. ln 19 years the League of Nations signed 4,568 treaties , , , 211 treaties the year before World War ll . . . words on paper without C-od in mind. External causes of war are three, as listed by William Penn, nations try to get . . . to keep . . . to recover something. lrlternal causes of war are within man . . . his selfishness and other evils fight goodness in the hu- man heart . . . personal strife helps cause war, Than all the hosts of land and seaf So, let me render back again This millionth of Thy gift. Amen. -by Joyce Kilmer 'lblzmuw comm ,,,, gy srawe cfkemomv fin? 1 '---..,,,.. ...MORfS .tt Math can be fun. Smile to stay young, don't pout, boys. 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N TIIIS IS NIE E00 But, let us remaind you that the endings of yearbooks, of school years, and of high school educations are like building jobs completed. Their goodness and their usefulness are not measured in material worth. Service is the only, true measure of each We remember that they must serve man, but let us never forget, as each day ends . . . all must serve C-od, first Mg fig? Q my lf, 1 ssgss A Ab Q 5 it 'i Zi fi An Evening Prayer Night is falling, dear Mother-the long day is o'er And before thy loved image l'm kneeling once moreg To thank thee for keeping us safe through the day, To ask thee this night to keep evil away. I am going to rest, for the day's work is done. Its hours and its moments have passed one by oneg And C-Od who will judge us has noted them all- He has numberedeach grace, He has counted each fall. ln His book they are written against the last day g O Mother, ask Jesus to wash them away! 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