Laboure High School - Laboure Yearbook (St Louis, MO)
- Class of 1947
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N ll I v.7....E , x . - I , t- V-.1 X X X ' l ' 3 ff . ,XY pw Ml 4 -- , X, , lin 'AT' inf Y lx 'f A I-QQ f Q1 X XR-- ff Y , X .X b -1 7 Y S4 r- -Qy '- ik AO 'ilk lflfff Ll 6LfL0lfL At the feel of Marv Immaculate the xemplar of all that IS noblest and most beautxful an vlomanhood vxe learn the lessons that are drvme to love God wlth our vxhole heart and our nerghbor rn Hrm and for l'l1m to serve vuth humble genero lty and devotedness to asplre to vxhat IS most perfect 0 Mother of God and Mother of fra1l creatures may me ever be true to the ldeals thou hast placed before us May our llves be gurded and clxrectecl by thee May our etermty be spent xuth thee m the kmgdom of o1r God SI-abpawu. 'Q' Archbishop 0 St Lous e icafio His Excellency, our beloved Archbishop, has done much to win our love and esteem. This has been accomplished mainly because of his deep, selfless interest in all the affairs of the archdiocese, his courage, kindliness and generosity Especially has he exidenced con ern for the spiritual and material needs of Catholic youth and is vvorkinq and plannmg to proxidc educational advantag s that will be powerful in dex eloping a truly Catholic cltizenry for St Louis Therefore to our beloved Archbishop do we his grateful students of Labourc High School rexerently and gr tefully dedicate this our second annual The Labour: fy 1' ' . 5 L . i . V . . , 1 ' A , M 3 I, THE MOST REVEREND Iosmu E, RITTER, D.D. ,, , ' E , -i . ' PM -it , ' . , . 'X hr ' Q.. .i'3f5 Y . I ..n V 1 fa, 5 LOUISE OLDANI . jheme CATHERINE MARTI IN As sociate Editor DOROTHY SULLIVAN Feature Editor ELIZABETH EIFERT News Editor LORETTA HENNEKES Sports Editor MARCELLA FITZGERALD Managjing Editor GENEVIEVE MUSSMANN ELIZABETH SILLS Circulation Manager Snapshot Chairman The stirring words of our school song are an attempt to express that indefinable some- thing known as the spirit of Laboure High School, For four years this spirit has united us in mind and heart, identified us with Laboure, made us feel that we are Laboure. So, may the lines of our song, which symbolically unite the pages of our graduate division, serve as a magnet holding us close to our Alma Mater, to her inspiring influence and cherished ideals. pafronefid 0 3400! SAINT! CAI lll'-Rl'Nl Lfxnounr THE MlRAcuLous MEDAL l5l Perhaps the most startlmg vet ont of the most welcome announcements of the year was that con cernrng the name of our school ofllclallv changed The reactlon of the student body was soontaneous and enthuslastlc The gurls real1zed that Laboure Hlqh School was a name not merelv dlstmctxve but truly Catholxc that nn St Catherme Laboure they were gnven a heavenly patron and a model easy of lmrtatrcn No extraordmary character1st1cs or achxewements marked the Seer of the Blessed Mother of the Mxraculous Medal Her hte of sxmple piety ardent devotxon to the poor tender chlldlnke devotlon of Mary Immaculate and a burnmg love for our Blessed Lord made her worthy to receive the mlsslon entrusted to her to dlsserrmate the Miraculous Medal and to spread devotxon to Mary concewed wrthout sm May St Catherme Laboure bring us her specnal proteqes closer to our Blessed Mother and through her to the Heart of our Lord .. 1 C Q rl v 3 , - JA' A . A . ' c I V ,W f -1 -. . f .,, . .. . , . ,t MONSIGNOR ALFRED G. Tnosisox Superintendent Monsignor Thomson's responsibility' as superintendent of the Archdiocesan High School Association is indeed a heavy' one. The problems that confront him are weighty: his tasks burdensome and unending. yet with an undaunted courage and a wisdom truly' supernatural. Monsignor Thomson is accom- plishing the duty imposed upon him in a manner that attracts admiration from all. It is in great part due to his efforts that our high schools have attained and are maintaining the hiqh standards that enable them to train Cs iolic youth t ll tht is nobl t 1 t eyes of God and of man FATHER IOHN H MILLER Father Miller is not only the instructor of Religion in the Senior Class but he finds time in his extremely busy life to concern himself with all that is yital to Laboure Hiqr Qchool Father can be depended upon to render seryice at the slight st intimation vnnether it be t celebrate Holy Mass represent the Faculty at important meet ngs bless a Hag or me ely evince int res in our activitxes by his presen e at a play We are deeply grateful to Father lhliller for his loyal devotedness and zeal 6 FATHER Imnzs E HOFIIPH Assistant S ipermtuident Fither Hoflich has ably and unselfishly seconded Monsignor Thomson in a of is Dlans and projects His kindness and unfail niq interest in all that conceins 'he school and more particularly the students has vwon the esteem and grateful appreciation of the Catholic youth of St Louis May we learn from his example invaluable lessons of loyalty cooperation and deyotion to duty l . 1 . t 'atl ' o a a 1 es 'n he i , l A ' I A 4 Q I -4 . .' 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I . , . . a 1 4 4 the many joys, the simple triumphs, . I, . 3 - , . , . .. 7 , ,Liang .fgfma Wafer Yr' PRESIDENT GENEXUWE Mus MANN. St Teresr Th heart whose so tm s harmonz ed the uholc And oh hat eye uas In Itself a Soul Class Officer l 2 3 4 Legron of Mary 3 Speech Club 2 Volleyball 4 Paper Staff 4 Annu Il Staff 4 lep Club 4 VICE PRESIDENT DOIORIS SrEwAIzT br Lll7OF1US A merry rumble tzrrzrq spIrII C oral l 2 DIaII1atIcs l 4 Spa ch Club 7 Cass Ofllcer 3 4 Vo lcyball 4 SECRETARY VlRGINlA DRbXhR St Englebert Lzkc the carele S lou Ing four-ztazn ll ere the ripple of hor hazr Class Officer 2 4 Volleyball 3 4 ournallsm 3 TREASURER IAINET IUING Corpus ChrI tl H r maglc IS not far to scek she IS so human Class Officer 1 2 3 4 Leglon of Mary 2 3 Choral 1 2 3 Volleyball 4 OUI'l1allSY11 3 M C Speech Club 2 RId1ng Club 4 ELIZABETH ANDFRT Sacred Heart Thme eyes are Ilk the deep blI e boundl ss heal em Basketball 3 4 MARJQRIE ASTROTII Corpus Cl1flSll Beauty I the qrft of God Choral l 2 RIdIng Club 4 IERESA BARRETT Corpus ChFlSfl The uxld rose parted ulth a blu h That nesfles on ner fac Choral 4 Handlcraft 4 Pep Club 4 LENORF BAUER I-Iolv Cross Always so eheezful u armhearted and gay Dramatlcs 3 Speech Club 2 Volleyball 3 MARX IEAN BECKER Sacred Heart The flou er of meekness on a stem rj graee Choral l L gIon ol Mary 3 4 Dramaucs 4 Pe Club 4 IOANNA BOMVIARITO Corpus ChrIs1I Robecl In the l ng nlgh of her deep hazr Choral Club I 7 Dramaucs 3 Volleylall l 2 ll0l I ' I' S. I'I', . ,E H e ' Ts' ': I 2 . f 1 . ' ' 4 . ' ' ' , , , : ' ' 1 ' Z ' ' 3 ' 2 z ' Z J . 5 x W r 1 A - I C y 7 I , 1 -e -, . I .- I I , . i 1 , , . . lv 1 V1 r . H ' 5. f 1' ' 5 ' ' , 5 l ' .J v v 'Q ' , - , . , : ' , : . ,. N .. : ' :I .:I.,.b .,.2: C I 4 . ,. . .C 1 my , 5 A 1 ,. t I, K 7, S V . C-,. , 1 Q . ,, ' I 7 Y .. , s J W 1 I 1 2 . 3 . I D . I , ' I Q ., . O .V t x r. ,-: .' : H1 . , ' , f Wx x ' ' f , ' .. Xq Hi 8611 OIIQAOMPQ lklsiwmiai-.'r BR.-xximixisi-Ling. St. iVIiii'k A'Cir.'1cUfi1l to .wth and dwliglitliil to kriiiiif' Riding Club -l: Volleyball -lx llvp Club 4: Drmiiiitics 2. 3: Lcgioti of iVl.iry 2. 3. Doieoiiix' liieiiwi-lit. Holy Narm- HA Calm dignity vrmolvlcs her Qlmlitcst act Rosh Bieoinimciii. St. Philip Ncri log is not in things, it is in in. Choral l. 2: Vollcybzlll -li Buskctlmll 2. l'x'i'ieic'm Cintwix, I'-:rpctuzil Help True wit, like thv sim, is i'i'crl.f1stir1g. Pep Club -l. NIARY C,lII,l.E'NI, St. Teresa HA viiiaicioiu laws with Ifiiigliiny Irish cigcf. Choral l. 2: llvp Club 'lx Volleyball -I. CoLLiF.ifN Dzxrrox, Nativity No beauty is like the beauty of thc mind. Choral 1, -I: Legion of Mary -I: Artcraft -1: Pep Club 4 I. lung, G. Mussmdnn. D. Stewart. V. Dreycr l',xTRic,iA lliaiw, St. linglcbcrt Hlwirtli ia film' at flnsfi ol lightning that brc.'il:.x tliroiiyli Cl-fill-1.x ljqmi, Sf, Lilyorjiig if LIIUWU uf ClUllflS'H A rosy with all its Sll'L'L'l'U.Nf lcazxws I1I1fUI4lL'Cl.H Choral l. 2: Drzimzitic 3: Lcgion of Mary 3: Vollcy- I-4,151-my Club 31 L,-gum of Mary 35 IWMHMUCS lmll l, 2. -1. Volleyball 2. Loi1ie'i i'A Diiaiexaiz, St. Paul. the Apostle M,wc:iai.i..-x DozA, St. Liborius HIL is I1 friendly licart that has plenty of jlricnclsf' There is HO L'OI1Fi1,L1i'f 1711? in fflf'1UUl 7U Choral I, 2: Class OHic0r l: Art Club -1: Volleyball -1. Choral l: Legion of Mary l. 2. M. Branderiberg D. Brewer R. Brodhage P. Clark M. Cullen 7 IQLJW odflww .Z Ellzmsx-Tu Enabler Nam ty The charm of personality Leglon of Mary 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 Basketball 2 Volleyball 3 4 Class Ofllcerl 2 3 StudcntCounc1l 2 laper Staff 4 Annuil Staff 4 Pep Club 4 our H8llSITl 3 RITA Erxerrwxmx it Engleluert Szmple a nam c sueet btyond Lomnart Choral I IORRAIINI- ANN FhLoHAuQ NdtlVlly Her cues as btars o tu zlzglzt azr Like fuzlzglvls too her duslry lzazr Legron of Mary 3 4 ournahsm 3 Pep Club 4 IFANlLTTl- FILIPPINIY St Phnlrp Nern Slze han a natural unc blnarztq Choral l 2 3 Rld nq Club 3 4 L1brary Club 3 4 Legron of 'Vlary 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Volleyball 4 Pep Club 4 MARCELLA FITZFERALD Nanuty A ace uzth gladn 5 ovcrspread Sol' Smiles by lzzunan kznclneu bred' Choral 2 3 ClaQs Officerl 2 3 Dramatlcs 3 Student Counc1l 2 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Legxon of Mary 3 4 MARYIOU FOCARTX St Phxhp Nern Her arf her manner all ll ho :au admired Choral l 2 Drmmatrcs 3 Student Council 2 Mmm Grammar Corpus Chnsn To clrm true beauty hous 1 master lzand Legion of Mary 3 4 Choral l 2 Art 3 4 Dramahcx 4 Mry Queen l lcp Club 4 SHIRII-'m CR111x St Phnhp Nerx Oll fl CS In HIL llkl' U Sllllllllcl' T7lUl'T'l Volleylall l 2 Choral l 2 3 Dramxtlcs 3 Iuwh HAMBhCKhR Natmty And as the lnrzght sun glorz es the kleb So ts her face fllumzned by her eyes L 1on ot Mary 2 3 4 L1b ry Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 4 Dramatlcs 4 Dome HAWKIM St Teresa Ieuels are the gzft of fortune Character comes from wzthxn Clans Ofhcer l 2 Student Counc1l 3 4 Choral Volleyball 4 ll2 ,MA QKLMJQ afmw ni? LoRr1'rTA Hlexxrxus, Corpus Christi MSO sweet a face. such angel grace-H Legion of Mary 2. 3. -lx Basketball -1: Paper Stall -l' Annual Staff -lx C. S. M. C. -lc Drzunzitics -l, -A I.-xxii HlaRus'r1-,R, St. Roch Happy :mr 1, from euro lun 1 Pep Cluh -1: Drzlinntlmis 3. FCC. Lois HKICKER. Sr. Philip Neri Happy-go-lueky, fair and free, Nothing there is that worri Bnsketlonll 2. 3: Legion of Maury' 3. es thee, l3A'I4RlClA Iowiri, St. Michael I would wrili' the beauty of your vljeaf' MARGARET KEIL. St. Paul. the Apostle HThe mildest manners and the gcntlest heart, Choral l, 2. -lx Legion of Mary 2. MARY ALICE K!-QI.L'i', Mount Carmel '4Cheerfulnesw will open a door when other keys fail. Ch el l. 2: D1 1 3: Chi- l-zd- 2. Q: R'd' C135 14: Volleyllillll :lm mm I U 7 I mg I. Klingert, M. Kcil, E. McCormick. C. Dozer luxe KLixc:uRr. Sr. Paul The Aposrle Uloifc is not Ao short, but that there is alwayg time for coizrlesyfl Choral l. t. Catherine of Alexanclr nobler! power of woman LORRAINE KUZI.OXX'Sl'il, S Lovely sweetncas is the Choral l. 2. Neri :lie magic of the mind .all 2: Arm 3: ljf'EllIl2lflCS ARI.:-gxiz Kl2lS'l', Sr. l'hilip 4'The pownr of thought Choml I. 2. 3: Belsketh l'ep Cluh -l. Cr.laM1iN'1'1Ni4. Kors, Nativity 'ASiler1u' is rhe perlevtust herulcl of joy. Riding Cluh -lr Choral 3. L. Hennekcs Herhster L. Husker P. Ioyce M, Keil l -l 0141 6!dflfLgAf8I 6 IAcQurLINh LAM: Corpus Chrrsn A Qhade of whzjnews mellou all her uordb and actu Volleyball 4 B1sketh1ll 4 NMDA LFDUQ Blessed Sacr ment A kind and gentle heart has sne CATHRRINE LVRDEMANN Corpus ChTl5ll Her silver von rs hke the rleh muszc Of a sumrner bird Choral 1 2 3 4 Legion of Mary 3 4 H3HdlCFHft 4 Pep Club 4 MARGARET Lovlau St Paul the Apostle A form o fair that lzlre the air ls less of earth than heaven Paper Staff 2 Choral l 2 Dramatlcs 3 Pep Club 4 DOROTHY Lozm St Teresa Choral 1 Pep Club 4 DFBIDHYICS 3 MARIE MCBRIDE St M1chael Her lol elmew 1 nel er kneu untzl she smiled on rn EHLABILTH MCCORMICK NBIINIIQ Actzve naturew are rarelzf melancholy Volleyball 4 R1dlHQ Club 4 LPQIOH of Mary 2 C S M C 3 Choral4 lep Club 4 MARX ELLL-N 'VIcGowA1x St latruk Her smzle a b auly Her hazr a sh en of glory Pep Club 4 LORRAIINI' MCGRAW Natmty Deep blue eyei runnzng ozer uzth glee aper Staff l '7 Dramatlcs 3 'VIARY MADDOCK Mount Carmel A :pple of dimples that dancing mert by the Curveu of a perfect mouth Rxdmg Club 4 ll4 1 r' , ' ' ' U A A .Q 'S l ' ' K n ' 1 . 2 , . f' G 2 . , .. . .ie .S . . 4, I A . ,, , . , 1 ' , 1 ' z vi ' V .. C . . . I0 Witho11t kindness there can be no true joy. I 1 l - , A 4 4 ,. A. , . A x 7 1, . Q A ., Cp, , Q . Y. 7 . U I A V . Q ,Q ' : 2 , vs . 1 V - . v D ' . . l . . . .. . ' r C W 1 X f Y U l A ' Y 1 Y, ' y' .. x . I Y, P , -1 ' . ,,' ' f l u V . . , Q 4 Olfilflg y vie ALICE MARLATT, St, Ann 'ATO see her is a picture. To hear her is a tune. Choral l. 2. 3: Basketball 2: Iournalism 3: Dramatics 4: Legion of Mary 2. 4: Pep Club 4. CA'rIII1IeIsIf. MAR'I'lN. Nativity A merry heart maketh a cheerful eoiiriterianee. ' Legion of Mary 2. 3. 4: Library Club 2. 3, 4: Iour- nalism 3: Paper Staff 4: Annual Stall 4: Class Officer 2. 3: Pep Club 4. DORIS Mlxnxxoies, Nativity Shes pretty to walk with, and witty to talk u'ith.', Choral Club l. 2. BEIQNICE MAZuIzI5I4. St. Adalbert Nothing great was ever achievecl without eri- thusiasmf' Choral l, 2: Lilwrary Club l. 2. 3, 4: Riding Club 3. 4: Paper Staff 3. 4: Speech Club 2. 3: Cheerleader 3. -lg Legion of Mary l. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 4. ELIZABETH MOSSINGIHIOFF, Nativity The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed, And ease of heart her every look conveyed. Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4: Class Officer l. 2: Student Council 3. 4: Pep Club 4: journalism 3. MONICA MIIRPIIY, St. Matthew Hsilenee as tleep as eternity. MARY Lieia OHFI-1I.IaIs, Corpus Christi High erected thoughts seated In the heart of courtesy. Legion of Mary 2. 3, 4: Handicraft 4: Volleyball 2. LoIIIsI1 OLIJANI. Nativity The noblest heart, the best conteritnirnt findsfi' Choral l. 2: Dramatics 3: lournalism 3: Legion of Mary 3. 4: Paper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Pep Club 4. A. Marlatt C. Martin D. Marxkors P. Clark. D. VVinka. M. Fogarty INRIA Lou Owiix, Nativity Anti, gentle In their maimer. they Do bold things in a quiet uiagf Legion of Mary l. 2. 3. l3IiI1NIc:i. PIizoI.IJ. Holy Cross SimpIiI:ity and humanness are the basit attributes of greatness. Legion of Mary l. 2. 3: Choral l. 2, 3 Pep Club 4. B. Mziziirek li.lwflOS5ZII'1Ql1Off 0 OUQ 61,101 1l9l l!8 lf 88 8 QI ARX Loulsr RILCRAMP Sacred Heart O thou art fairer than the ex emng fur Clad m the bevufy of a thousand stars Choral l 2 Volleyball 2 RUTH RUAM St Phrlrp Nerr Knouledge ztself rs pouc Leglon of Marx 2 Mumzrn SCHMAI7 St Phnlrp Nerl As merry as the day rs long Choral I 2 Volleyball 2 MARIAN SHIRLEY St Teresa Her glossy hazr u as clustered oc: a brou Brzghf uzfh zntellzgercc and fazr and smooth Choral 1 2 Valleyball 4 Pep Club 4 ARILNP SlDlNhN St Llhorlus Good humor tlachcs eharnzs to last Legion of Mary 3 Volleyball 2 CAROL SIQNAICO Natrvlty Here the smgmq rs su cet as the roses that fulflt Choral Club I 2 4 Legion of Mary l L11 lZABhlH SILLS Holy Rosary Wlzere tl oughfs screnelq u cet mpres Hou pure hou dear fhelr duellzny Dlac Class Ofhcer l Cho al 1 2 3 Stu ent Councll 4 Basketball 2 3 Legxon of Mary l L 5 Rldlng Club 3 4 L1brary no l 2 3 4 Volleyball 4 Annual Staff l Pep Club 4 CJMQALDINE SOBOCNSKI Sacred Heart Her uays are the u ays of pleas ntnes And all her paths an pearl LQQIOH of Mary 1 DOROTHY SULLIVAN Namrty Spzrztfd frail nazvely bold Her hazr a ruffled Crest of qod Choral l 2 Dramatxcs 3 ournallsm 3 lap r Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Cheerleadu 2 3 lap Club 4 DORo1HY Surruz Holy Cross Nothzng lb more simple than gn Witness e lon of Marv 3 -l Choral CSMC 4 II6 A l M ' 3 - ' , 4' ' yn ' 1 ' H ' , ' ' , ' r. X K I ,X ,X I 2 , . ' sz I' jj. ' 1 ' ' - r ii , 3 ' : . I ' V' ' I I . ' 1 . A l J ' '. , , , . If x.lr 1 ' Class Officer 1. s 1 . E 5 , . s -5 r , v ' 1 , ' - 'Qin I : ' F , . 1 cl . 4 , 3. ': ' A . : ' Cl ' , . y I T 1 'Y N ' . A , ' 3 -... , 1 ' f r , 's 9 e . : 'Q . Us . M C' L g' I . 1 1, 2: y , . . . . . , Al . 2 804' OZQAOMPQ IEANETTE LIEBEN, Holy Cross Expression is the mystery of beauty Legion ol Mary I, 2. 3: Volleyball 4: Choral 3: Pep Club 4. ROSE MARIE WEIR, Nativity IIWIICH Nature? happiest touch could add no more Heaven lent an angels beauty to her face. Choral Club l. MARGARET WlEl'l'KAMP, Nativity Neatness is the crowning glory of woman hood. Legion of Mary 2, 3 PATRICIA XVEITKAAIP, Nativity Is there anything in life so lovely and poetical as the laughter and merriment of a young girl? Legion of Mary 2, 3: Library Club 2. 3, 4: C S M.C. 3: Student Council 4: Pep Club 4. PATRICIA XVHELAN, Corpus Christi The secret of being lovely is being un- selfish. Legion of Mary 3. 4: Dramatics 3: Riding Club 4: Pep Clllb 4. DOROTHY WINKA, St. Liborius Earth's noblest thing, a woman perfected, Choral l. 2: Volleyball 4: Pep Club 4. ESTIIER ZEBIIRA, Corpus Christi A'They move easiest who have learned to daneefi Dramatics 3: Choral l. Sister Alicia, L. Oldani, C. Maitin MARCELI.A ZLOTLIKA, St. Philip Neri Her voice was ever soft, Gentle, und low-an excellent thing in a woman. Library Club 2: Class Officer l, 2. 3: Chgral Club I, 2: Dramatics 3: Volleyball I Ubben R. M. NVeir M. Weitkamp P. Weitkamp P Whelan D. Winka E. Zebura M. Zlotuka by I lm 06685 The classes of Laboure Hlgh School Ire four v1t1l un1ts that comblne to form a student body at once respon sue, cooperatlve and mdustrlous Whlle each class possesses char'1cter1st1cs that are d1st1nctly 1ts own yet each con tr1butes that loyaltv and enthuslasm that blend to make a splend1d school sp1r1t Intramural compet1t1on creates 1ct1v1t1es thlt rtqu1re the p1rt1c1p.1t1on of every g1rl of every class Group I IS ev1dent thlt the school hls lccom pl1shed much that IS pra1seworthy Thls IS due to the splend1d sp1r1t of the classes Each glrl reahzes that she IS a part of th1s student bodv and does her utmost to brlng honor to Laboure H1gh School ll9 003 C , L '- an atmosphere of friendly rivalry in . ,D . t 1 Ne. hi?-f-..... X- -X Front tw B.1i'k.- V. Davis. L. Niattiifws. Hmvgird, B, Duggziii. Front to Biiuk: L. Hrfnkc, V. Brice. M. Schoric. V Ry ixlvoiigh U. Skuln. VV. VVinsqhcl. R, M. Suttiier, M, L. VVclwr. D, Higgins,A.Hiisimgcii.C.Gii'sc, B.L.M1irhi- P Oilour 4, D. Hiilwcdiy. ii. Kcrn, R. A. Zcili-r. L. V. Micidvndori. XT. Griindvi. E. Schenk. lll'Ll.0l .5 Botmm ill K Third V uiigv. SiYiUI' C.itiicriiiv row: R. iVlcyci'. I, iViziyci'. V. VVclwr. 9. Pctcrs. stron. Smnciing: O'Ni-il, R. Hoitriip. R. Nizmnioii B Donny rozw: Simon. ii. Lulu, B. A. Hoff,-r. S. Kiiysur. row: U. Siittcr, P. Ticiiizmii. Gzilwrisch. L. Vollmcr. Sitting: C. VViiit1:r'. Mviikc, G, Oldnni Q Bruuiim I, Dicrl-wr. M. Diurkcr. l 1 F201 .SP OWL 0l'Q:5 .ik , l 1 X ,xl Q F xx. sxJ X f X 5 Y' S.. .qi- .1 , , 1 . ' 'Qu I Q., x r' la: x s ' P u Ili :A r J Y Y 2 . ' I' ,x . lx it , 4 ,, ' l r 4 X - 'S I rf ' A ' f' lL?- ffidzr, yi!! Sister Vincent Bottom rou Itft to right M Campos D Zieqler Lolncz I Til man N Mulderig P Potts Second ron H Gleason D Dams B Kimack Hart A Greascn Reckanip P Fitzgerald I Preli M Barh I Gaqnepam R Grellner Third rou D Supinska P Huqhes P ONe1ll M Schorman B Crow ey H Hurley C Tully E Thur mann E Grott N Czerwmski Top row D Mindak M A Dust M Cody E Kersgieter I Ellehracht Brennan P Young R Kricho V Pol zzi Sister Zoe Miss Richey Bottom row left to right D Mos D Schaeffer F Agola A Gust Second rou M Heiqold I Gessner Ampleman V Becklenherg M Schrodowski M Moline C A Hor rell D Wilkinson F Bialczak Third row R Nogalski A R Wood M L Heinisch V Rottlakob E Schulte A Otten P Seymour In B hrmann Top rou D Lark K Doyle M Ver zino R Taylor M Brockland Kattman A OGorman Sister Zoe Bottom rou left to right M I Grady S acoby M George M Wunderlin M Meier P Hilferty Second rou H Gereaux M E Mc Guire M I Menke I Auer S Kiefer Redel G Barton M ae A Greco Thzrd row I Schulte P Burke M Mooney D Hayes M F Pica rella M Memert R M Doza I Nuernberq R Klein H Donoghue Top row R Wolpers C Boedeker R Kaczmarski A M McMahon M A Hill R Pxtlyk Rau Fix ETP omoregi For a kaleidoscopic viewpoint on school activities meet the Sophomore Class' The members not only had a hand in every school undertaking but they also exhibited unbehexable vim vigor and vitality in anything they had to do In the Home Economics Department the Sophomores found 1oy in pursuing mterests in the culinary art from meal planning to washing dishes Sewing a practical art they learned is an important asset to every hlqli school girl and thus they put forth untirmg efforts to qam the necessary fundamentals They have also made great str des in scholarship as shown by the number of awards and honors conferred on them in the A P S L Nationwide Competitive Latm Exammatlon for 1947 As the basketball season rolled along the sports mmded Sophomores did then best through the medlum nf posters to increase the attendance at the basketb ll qames They could boast of five players on the varsity team On their social calendar they chalked up an enviable Halloween party for the entire student body with Gil New some as Master of Ceremon es As a finale of their social in their honor on the morning of Class Day Front rou M Mozdzinski L Winschel Back Rou R Young S OBrien D Hauck I Bryant Sr Edith I Buescher l23l .,g1....'fi3 ' '. . I -V , . c . . , Q . : ' I l V If . . f ' I f lv If l ' r ' .A ' a I .. singhoff, P., Hummell, I. .SignorellaI affairs they played hostess to the Seniors at a breakfast given 1. j. L A ' ' 5 i I f: . . . .D - .9 E. ' . ,'.'D1f We 2 I . . . ' , . ' , If , 1. ' f I 5219 blsnr A111111 B tom rou I tv rqht I OINLI Lum uqq m Dumx m lntclnr I L rlu Luvncl ron llrltt V DL Rou lcoly Ku s 1 Horm D Rlllllld R Schulte 5 DPOIITSKI A Rwmotovy ki Thzrd oz L Rnd D Nmncizuxeskx D Hauck M V Lnvus A Mlellcr C1 yton N11 Lr R Hlel om uma xx 1 ow rou M ul: run eullta M um zum 1 or: 18 J B urratt B Shmstonk A Morqenthaler M Mohrm m Slstnr I dlth Bottom rou I to rzqlt Buuher age-m nn M irx 1 Slawson L WIHSCBQI T Casaqrand econd rou F buter B Rwse ord W lclmgton Wessel Ylzrrd rou VVmklLr M Bmmm N MLCLIIIL D Molqon D Dmkson 'VI LL1Ktflhl C A VkBrxd1 Top ron K Iwrgumn M Young I Def auvx V Poqouko V bulll n B K1lIIIlidC B A ohannuma D Cr1sIn11luxQk1 0 9101110105 Le t to rzght M Curry M Mohrmon Mrs uudnl renmvuald M V Curry VVh0l1n H Hsen V Powtwxko 1 Sister Helen Q 1 ni ,, pu .2 Z Bottom rou left to rzqht B Menendez A MQSSIHA C1 Stochlx D Kopp D Dunsvuorth .Scwond rou M Dichronden D Roth M 'Vldlon M A Poelker 'NT eannelle Coll R V1 Ale Luczkow Skm Thlrd rou I Spdldmg I 'VI OBr1en P Brumdn H dnsen B Ruhr P Hotfelder M A Cfattltt M K Kexsker R Kenefick Top rou M Frdelen McCaslxn B Funke B Burke Llegler L1egler VN1r1keler H Mos Slnghoff QD!! .. . ur T. L-jr 4 1A .A P. ' ' 'l. M. Q .',' 2, A. D Nz . D. Q, H.F- 2 i.j'ff , S-' ': L. ' . . ' ssc. D. Bi '. D. 2 muck. li. z . ' r v: . 1' 1. 2. R: ca' A, R V 11 -ll-5. qzgw. D. Sr -, 1. F- - -rm. T I . C Ay, S. OB -' . S'l -. . A. Rr 's x vke. D. L J eff 7 1 : - . E. H L1 , . Hz YYQHI. D. S 'I 4. Q . . A . O'Hard. M. Taenishieter, S. Zappala. M. Bclf . E. 71 ' . M. 1 ' i -': ' ' . 2' ' L . . 7 ', , , ' , ,N '- . . '. .. .I2z. . . 32' . xa, A. A z . . . I ' 1 2. A A 3 W r M 15 ' W J , W, , U, V ' 1. .-I V S . J-W y , .A .f . I 25 I 5 PQJAWLQVL 26 1 Sxster Cecllm Bottom rou left to right P Vmson I Zucchers M Freubwlrth M M Hubecy R urxzyk L Clark Second rou R Schonhotf M Sona I Taschler P Stack V Mlller Xlapolx M A Pudwell M Klus meyer M Neudeck D Wels Thzrd rou H Sotlropoulls Haag T Hixmll P Hurst M Brown Baykowska F bchulte L Qtassczuk B Mlller E Bahrmann ourth rou NI Carroll M Cauzoner McGmms V Mamssu Walsh B Bcnedlct M Anzalone A Papanna A Dreyer Slster Alme Bottom rou left to rzqht M Casa qrand L Russo Mlles G Ram ponl P Pxel M MCGUITQ Stcond rou M Ippohto B Gleba A 'Vlnllex B Flemmg E Wrllmer Desmond A Oefclem Aus G Klotz Thzrd rou B Stoltz M A McCor mack M E, Kennedy D Schmmdt uengst B Duncan S N1emcmn J Albers M Thonpson M A Bxrretl Top rou C1 A Leb Haaq Gleason mssen Bl ikc V G1ffrow F We1ngart F Nowa lowskn Absent H Waltller G A Fennessex Sister Ceclha Bottom rou left to rxglzt M Ahle 'ne1er D Stack S Reed A Schle snqer K AUIIIS C Palley A Wray becond rou P Blrsn B Nowak M Cox Dooley R Shields M Sutter C Bohn M E G mnull P Burqoyne Thzrd rou Malcmskl M Spelser 'VI ureka rl Lobacy P Schadow R Naumann T Kopf M Boewer R Powers I Fr scella Top row G Barry L Fronzac P Cvrassmuclx M Burns I Flowers M Bromswezska I lxatt I McCabe R McCann P25 FVLEFL September 6th found Zol bashful young Freshmen crowd mg the halls of Laboure Hlgh bchool Although thelr number was great thelr quahtv was m no way dlmmrshed by thelr quantlty as was demonstrated by thelr enthusxasuc response to every 3CtlVlfy that took place They proved then mettle durmg the 1n1t1at1on whlch was survlved trnumphantlv One of the most enjoyable projects of the Class of 50 was a Christmas party for the children of St Mary Home A enormous Chrlstmas tree was erected refreshments were served and each httle guest was presented wxth a glft bv Santa These gllts were carefully selected and purchased by the Freshmen As a chmax to thexr hves as Freshmen the Class entertamed an enthuslastxc group of Senxors at a p1cn1c on the school grounds ln our vocabulary Freshman stands for fel1c1ty and lort1 tude The Class of 50 have proved that they are worthy daughters of thelr Alma Mater and that they wnll alw avs cher rsh and hve up to her ldeals Freshmen left to right S Reed B Duncan A Papanxa ICh1ldrenI D Cervantes A R Dumven .9 Garcla l27l 51' A 1 , . . , . .- . . ' . . . . . . ' , I. ' 1 ' P K h , .lr ., . I. D, I. I - .l ., . . .- ingr D. lKasban. llrlartwick. Al - - - n - 1. 1' f ,' I . I l. . I. x , , . . ' f: A. K 'l, . . I. A. ' 1: ' '. . ' . l ,jli'85Al'l'L2l'L Slstpr Clare tom ll If fc r t ' Rlley Thompson I Baluxnn VI C Coomhn 'VI Inrxnx Suoncl ron M Bnns mn S Nordslgk M Sm 'VI Sum fir Suu lr Scnm du 'Blom an Turcr I uc will zrcl ron C Stxchlln L Argus I C enlx Alhrrs C D 'Ihclder L It A Ilona lN Srnds I B un nshxp A Suhur U I fOll lSQ r mlm ms lu u RtlIIlSZLVNSlil A LL uh M Burns ID Auhu hon S1stLrCl1rl Bottom ron IL t to rzqhr M Nlluk M I3r1Ce T Ijrusxczyk Amlxrslv, B Irzyby1l'ik1 VV1Ily M M grs couqh A Horst Suond ron C Dilton M Thomas M Matthews V Ohermuer D I Hoffnnr Wnnklnr A no novnslu zzrd ron I vurs K on n lxr tr S D ull L aiu I LeRoy D ML gr Nlkr mt I M xrks C P11 xzzolo Top ron ris Txs nr V SXXdI'QLllSk1 Sutter B Hlhsgh mln H Triyers U Stolarskl M NI llood D qLl'll'Illfll'1lLl1SliT Smte r Mary Ddmel F05 UHFVZ Lrjt to rzqhl C Wesley C Defovhkldgr V Olermuer I Albers Semor D Sulllx an Bottom ron Ictto rzqht C Blrry Cettexncygr Funke I KIFCBQF M Kennedy .Second rou Mottm B Lockler C Youngcrmfm A M Bunk T Lelhle C Hgnka A Konlegzny K Citlert D ones C Waslgy B Schlrnk Tlnrd ron M Hauck C Lxrkln M A Hausgr R Burke S Nish C Sch nz ng V Ciruso S Muall S Turnc Top ron C Sonthelrner R Llcnhop R Ceola K McCullcn M Stanton B Kmhxt P Vkxlkenhorst B Kolar V Sprmtler I Wald I29I j Zggf ,Q Q .ff I 4,114 M, Inllla. 1, - 1, .- . 1. iam I . 1, '. , . ': . CVI, . Q -f I I 5 -l .I 5 IQ M. ' ' xl I 2 . . I. 7 I 'I . Th' 1: . ' Q ' , . . S h- 2 I. ' , -3 - , H lr' , n ' ' .Q 2. lz k- T 1 ': S. lf -hc . l.nl':uy'vr'. I, TI - -. li, La Il. 5 d I-. B, Schmiclt. G. ,ILle'nkny'. H. I3ctf:r1m111: . ' , C. ' N . , Izl I - Tl' ': i. I'o ID. r c f 'gm ,. Ek. I , O'N-' , A. Y L1B'a . 7. ' '. . -y-. S. C ' 3 . Q , 1' I -, . v- Y . . '.'. ' ' J ' ' I. Q I . , ' ' -L V ': E. Ar ax, I-I. zxchl- , ' ,. 'ii. 'ext 6206 Jil? C!! C fblflftted Laboure has ushered mlm new activ 1t1CS into ltS curricula since its openin five years ago These permit the girls to extend the1r interests to pursults related to school work but which en 11eh their lives and afford Wholesome outlets for their interests C S M C the Leglon of Marv the vol untary prlying of the rosary the ln nual retreat and the May procession The other aetu 1t1es include the Choral Club the Art Craft Club the Art Club the Dramaties Club the Home Nursing Club the Llbrarv Club and the Dancing Club The most popular sports activities are basketball volley ball and horseback riding l31l ,,p . O O c L 7 . ' L7 3 - Among the spiritual activities are the I U I I, Q ' , 1 c c 3 '- , C 1 O 9 4 9 Q 1 9 , 9 ' , . Sister Mary Rose Seated left to right L Hennekes D Becker C Hamilton IN Palazzoli P Mueller B Burke D Sutter Standing V Sullivan R Nogilski I-I Ptterman M Nei deck l Schadovx A Octelein R Meyei 'VI 'VI Dvtyer C Henle P Dale M Filla Sister Loc Director Stated It-I to rzqht L Barc ylowski M Fitzgerald C Lindtminn L Merkel B bifert Pitlyk B Mosslnghoff L Oldani Standing Itft to rzqlit C Oldani R lrangt 'Nfl L Otfelein L Htnnekes I Hambecker M Ccrhirt C Marlin M M Bannister l37 CSWC The Missions of the World depend on the youth of America. ln- spired by these words of Pope Pius XII, the C. S, M. C. has diligently set forth to imprint in e minds of the students e importance of p r a V study and sacrifice foi e missions 8 l0l'l, 0 df! Although the primary aim of the Legion of Mary personal sanctification Legionnaires imitate the external activity of Marx and qive time to such works as carinq for or phins collectinq and dis tributing Catholic litera ture visitmq the sck blind and aqcd B Mossinghuff M I Becker th Q 1 f-th ' yer, ' , -th is ' ' . L ., it 1 t l I ri.. ,.- . . -. V . D V Y '1: , C, . t, ,'. ' . . ix' ,F r I. A , . ',L.i. ',. Z2 . E. 5 Y' x , f AA J . Z i ', . 4' ' 2 . .r' ' Q . D I, ' ' J J. .J' HL. . x ', . ' Q, . x , . 1 2. . I, . . L . ...V X , . . . xgijlfl hid! .fdflitlfl flej The Day of Recollectlon for the Senxors the Annual Retreat and the May PFOCQSSIOU are held ID greatest esteem among the splr ltual actlvltles offered by Labour: I-l1qh School The Day of Recollectlon whlch IS held at Marxllac Semmary begms vnth Holy Mass and Communxon followed by several con ferences VISIT to the Chapel and the grotto medltatlon and Splfltlllll eadmqs The three day Retreat takes place dur 1ng Holy Week because of the FQIIQIOUQ s1gn1Hcance of the txme so approprlate to ponder on God s goodness and our 1ngrat1 tude The grace recelved at thls xmportant txme xnsplres the students w1th a more ardent deslre to l1V6 closer to Chrlst The May Processlon brmglng to a close the vear spent under the gu1dance of the Blessed Vnrgm IS followed by the crovxnmg of our Ladys statue a final act of love for our Queen Yallung flzmqs or er ruth HIM O .Vary um crown thee with blossoms , , . . Y. .S.S . .' I' Q. . , .. A , , ,- . ,A ,. 1 . . . V. - - . 1 . . . ' 1 1 Left fo right Marcelli Colmblevuslu Kathleen Cox Ahce Albus Seated left o rzght D Sulllxan C Martln L Oldam B Ellert ot.-mdmq B S1lls l Hcnnekes Lv lVlussm1nn M Fltzgerild 134 ,7 .XQZAJILVLRQ L a b o u r 1 1gh School boasts of an actxve Alumnae proud to carrv her tradl tlons 1n thelr dally lxwes Although not yet one year old the Alumnae has man aged to crowd many actlvxtles III to thls short space of tlme Monthly meetmgs mductxon lnto the lnternatlonal Federa t n f Cathol c Alumnae a dmner dance fcr the Class of 47 a homecom 1 and a day f lecollectlon all tell of the splrlt of our flrst graduates S Durlnq the p a st year the staff of The AllC13 as Its advlser has encouraged par t1c1pat1on 1n student alfalrs prxnted he humorous d f school llfe and most 1m ortant of all has chronlcled doings of an actlve vude awake student body T IS same staff edlted thls our an nua Le 1 H- io o ' i W . 'ng. . o ' : 1 1 ' ' '. 1 . I 'L - . U rQ fa!! K ' Rays, with Sister A ' ' , ' r , si e o is f ' ' . p , nr ,N jf, 1 hu . . , l . .M A A l. KA Ord K With a song in their hearts and on their lips the members of the Choral Club under the skilled direction of Sister Winifred have generously contributed to many events of the school year. Since its organization in 1942 this group has been continually active. Starting the year out on a good note. the girls lifted their voices to invoke the Holy Ghost at a Mass celebrated at St. Philip Neri Church early in September. This year at Christmas the Club's per- formance was particularly good. lt delighted the holiday audience, lending to the evening an atmosphere suggestive of the heavenly carolers of two thousand years ago. Their last rendition of the year was on class night towards the end of May when they entertained the parents of the students and bade farewell to the Class of '47, Sister Winifred. Director. Front row, lcft to right: A. Horst, S. Kiefer. T Barrett VVilly D Kromnhugtr H Ptttrm in Nl Schneider B. Karniski. I Bertcl, ll. Hollhaus. C. Lindemann H 'I ischler M Ktil A lxcil A Shepard C Dalton R Nauman. G. Hcnkey, M. Scheffer, Ambersley I Clark Back row: D. lones. C Larkin. E. Miller, H. M McDonough McHal D Stol xrski M Burns B Hihschinn K. Wich, M. Sutter, A. M. Bunk, Auer. Tierer M A Hauser M Benson ICM A. Miller, A. Schlesinger, B. YK3!'I11Skl, Albers, D. Mindak, B. Shinstock. P. Wgxlkcnhorst. B. Mossinghoff R. M. April, Hotner. S. tirucning, Doris Hawkins. D. Mossinghoff, Ziegler. G. Sutter. B. Sills. M. M Bannister. D. Dickson. Rau. M. Fitzgerald. Left to right: M. Fitzgerald, Doris Hawkins, Sister Clotilda. B. A, Sills, l 36 cgilowfenf gowncif The Student Council in its four years of existence has developed into an organization that actively participates in school government. Three officers from the Seniors and one repre- sentative from each class group are elected by the entire school to serve on the Council, They meet every Monday under the special guidance of Sister Clotilda. Ar the meeting the girls discuss the current problems brought from the classes by their representatives. Questions are asked, opinions given, and suggestions made, On the morning following the meeting the representatives give their classmates a resume of the Student Coun- cil meeting. It is here that the girls receive instructions, their questions are answered, and recommendations are put into execution. The Student Council. besides giving the girls the chance to participate in school govern- ment, tends to develop character and to foster a just pride in the school. ln addition to at- tempting to solve problems, the Student Coun- cil plans educational assemblies, encourages drives, conducts contests, and heads commit- tees for various activities during the school year. Sitting: Mrs. A, Fcldhaus. Mrs. L. Oldani, Mrs. A. Barrett. Standing: Mrs. I Suttner. Mrs. A. Filippine, Mrs. A, W. Nuernberg. Mrs, S. Brandt-nbcrg. ymifdenil The main purpose of the Mothers' Club is to supplement the work of the faculty in secur- ing for the girls advantages which shall most benefit them. The two main activities sponsored by the Mothers' Club are their annual card party and the Iunior-Senior ball: the latter which is ar- ranged entirely for the pleasure of the students. This year the Mothers' Club presented us with a motion picture projector and provided a fund which will enable the faculty to purchase both educational and entertaining films. A flagpole was erected in front of the school and the grounds were landscaped with evergreens and other shrubberv' all of which have con- tributed to beautifying the school campus. The present group of officers appear on this page. Laboure is grateful to them and to the other mothers whose unselfish co-operation and assistance have done so much to insure success and enjoy ment. 37 .Wotfiers Arc Always On The fob Standzng left to rzght M Oefelexn M Tlmmerman G Barry M OGormon Mrs Seidel T Barrett A Greco R Klein Seated left to rzght M Mcbuxre D Kranenberger R Pntlxk I Buescher C Lmdemann W DeRousse I Napolx Slster Edlth Left to rzght front rou seated I Auer I Schulte S Schlueter M Boewer M Fermen C Clement Back row standmg left to right M PICFOUX P Baldwln M Meyerscough C Staehlln T Prusaczk C DeGhelder I Re1lly M Gerhart I38 jffffah C7 A The Artcraft Club or gamzed and conducted under the supervlslon of Mrs Seldel made nts debut thls year Students eager to put thexr hands to work were quxck to re spond to an opportumty to make objects that are uselul and attractlve ThlS they have accompllshed thanks to the able dxrec tnon of Mrs Sexdel and thelr own efforts Jdfffl sh1p and guldance of SIS ter Edlth the Art Club has come to be known by the faculty and students ol Labourt as a group of DYOIIIISIIIQ 'irtlsts Thls IS proved by the excellent dlsplay of work exhlblted on the Bulletm Boards at varlous txmes durmg the year Unbe llevable progress IS shown 1n many of the creat1ons produced by our talented students I M, . ' : . N ' , . , . ' if . . . I' ll Under the able leader- ' . L ' : . , . ., . ' , . ' . Plllllllfllf Although the Dramatrcs Club has been IH exlstence only fue years xt has rapxdlv grown ln tts achlexementn Under the anle dlrectxon of MISS Rlchle the club presentq one or tvxo m nor plavs a veir Thus vear Q productlon was the enyoyible Stlll Shlnes the Star vxmch was qlven at Chrmtmas tlme In Qcfober the Sophomores entertaxned the other claSses vxlth a Hwllowe en party featurmg G11 Newsome of radlo statlon KWK as master of ceremonxes The Sopho mores dramatlca talent proved very enter tamxng One of the most colorful presentatlons of the School was exhlblted rn the lrlsh muslcal extravaganza The Donegal Farr Slng mg dinclnq and laughter Comblned to make thls one of the most loyous events of the school year Students of all classes partlcl pated Betty Ann Kern Lt Ito rzght tztul V DeRouss4 C lurty L Rclch Standzny OHxrc L rxtt C A MCBTllC D Dickson 5 bchluattr Le t to rzglzt ftrst rou T Blrrett B Mazurek Second rou M Fitzgerald ll Weltkaxnp Hambeclxer l ung L l'eldhxuS B Mossmghoff C Martln L Oldam Thzrd rou V Drcyer D SL1ll1KiIl M Culltn M ihxrley B hllert C Lmdemann L Hennekei A Marlxtt v v ll ' f?'m- 8347 y 'J lfvu.. me Left to rzght Fxllpplne B S1lls M Maddock M Astroth ung M Bran denberg B MCCOfmlCk I Bryant L Fronezak G Bantl V Weber S Peters P Burgoyne P Whelan Kaemmerer M A Kelly E Lehura R M Prange Howard L unge Whelan B Mizurek Sound Nlznds zrv Strong Bodzc 40 fell, CH The cause of qulte a rlpple of mterest at the beglnmnq of the year was the Rldlnq Club Novlces and advanced students allke rode each xxeek at Rnervlew Stables For one who IS full of vlm and v1qor and t1ll wants more exercise rnclmg us yust the thmq Ca mlfzemca Ta e peek IH th gymnasxum wt wlmost any txme Clurlng the clay and you Wlll see a group of q1rls enqaged 1n Physxcal Educatlon the class whlch means Tlme out from the mental stram and reg ular rouune of the school day For most Laboure- g1rls thelr favorxte clas 1 ym Top I Gettemeyer Bottom R Aprll I OBr1en 'i oz V' V . 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OFVLQ llfflflg A ln war and ln peace the Amerlcan famlly ns our most prlzed lnstltutxon Wrth thus thouqht IH m nd the Home Nursmq Club haxe learned how to protect the fam1ly by knowledge of the preventxon of common Illness and sklll m treat ment The course l'as been lnterestlng and useful and those who elected lt are equxpped to brmq comfort and mtellxqent care mto the home ill mm, cm Qnce aqam the Llbrarv Llub found itself fully functlonmq at the beglnnlnq of the school year Th1s club boasts of lghteen members each of whom respond qenerously to the needs of the faculty and students The glrls are ever eager and alert to render servlce to their fellovx students An annual 1n1t1at1on and Chustmas party comblned IS the outstandmq soclal event of th1s strlctly llterary orqanlzatxon Slstcr Annnna 'ister Vm cur Drrcctor Bottom F011 lj! to rlqht S Nlkrant li, Arms s cond for Init to rzqlzt R Qcola S Turner M L CIIZIITILFI M Mddltton J rm In rzqlzt M Pr cn C1cttc1nf,wcr 'Vl Ntvnduck M l'rLnhvuorth D McCxrthy Lcl to rzqht P We1tkaxnp L V Bmrczykovsskx C Grec M M1ddleton B Sllls L Fnzgerxld Himbecker G Tulor B 'Vla urek K Martm Fully-pxne Q s Left to right, standing: R. Holtrup. D. Pohl. C. Lay. I. Leible. B. Beyer. S. Peters. D. Stratton, captain: C. Tully. L. Fitzgerald. I. Gabrisch, C. Clement. G. Sutter. C. Martin. manager: Ziegler. Sitting: L. Hennekes. Hamhecker, M. Verzino, Lake, R. Taylor. Ziegler. M. I. Menke. B Andert. Haiieiiaff Cheerleaders, cheering section, and team unite to make basketball the most popular sport of Laboure High School. ln spite of difficulties, Miss McAteer, our coach, has developed a high-spirited, though not always high-scoring team. Sophomores. Iuniors, and Seniors boast of repre- sentatives on the varsity squad. When the season began hopes ran high. but the keen competition offered by excel- lent teams from other schools soon showed clearly that determined effort and unremitting work were necessary to keep in the struggle. The end of the season showed a record of four games won. nine lost, and two tied. However, Laboure is justly proud of the spirit of good sportsmanship that was evi- dent on every occasion. Our Sophomore identical twins more than once caused visiting players to wonder if they were experiencing an optical illusion -how could a player be in so many places at once. It can be said in all truth that, though often defeated. Laboure team has never been vanquished. It has shown real ability. and-better still---has won the confidence of the entire school. l43l D. Kasban. Ziegler, Hartwick, I Ziegler. Left to right: D. Kasban. Ziegler. A. Desmond Ziegler. I. Hartwick. M. I. Menke L1 I1 IQ 5 c s C . i ,QV is l--I it the offrcf, The Stars and Str1pes Happy moment schools oxer ust looking pretty Come now you Cant be that stuclrous' HIXIHQ fun Retreat Imtlatecl Freshxe hows lovx to Semors Student Councll meetlng ln full swmg Whats the matter7 Sun II1 your eyes What a conglomeratlon of expressxons' Fun 1n the snow We new a school mox IE Sophomore Smg Song Tableau I9-46 Why what a loxely pose' Trudglng to school Look at those lepsodent smlles You look m1ghty comfortable SylKl3 playlng taps May lrocesslon b1rdseye new Students assemblmg for flag blessing Heres Father Mlller agam some fun' Loretto seems to he down Does thxs look famxlxar Another pose on a vnnters day N4 JV ax. , ,Renting .IX , I. .P f 1 ,g P50 15. V 1 is r' fx ' - , r l fl-1 1 a vh X V' . A M k ,. --ml . ',l F Q. ra so Q ' S Left to right: Iuniors all fenced in: Rah, rah, rah. Labouref: Father Miller blessing the new flag: Are we seeing douhle7p Rush hour e ' 'z . 2 ' .3 f. ' 1 I , ' ': '. 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' 'yz V' Q gf ' 1 LEAVES FROM A SENIORS DIARY SEPTEMBER abbermg glrls crowded halls exc1t1ng dlscusslons of summer vaca tlons new books and finally the settllng down to the old routme such was the begmmng of our last year at Labourc I-lrgh School The attend ance at Holy Mass by the entlre student body artlcles and deadllne for our first prmted paper and seventy nlne Senlors desperately endeavormg to earn respect from two hundred slxty one Freshmen OCTOBER Freshmen 1n1t1at1on openmq of patron and ad drrve plans for the Year Book get under way NOVEMBER Open house a llttle late but good the simple and beautxful Senxor Day of Recollectlon at Marlllac Semmary the Sophomores orlgmal Halloween entertamment rntroduclnq to Labour: a new 1dea for promotmg school Splflt DECEMBER Chrlstmasy thats rt practlcrng stralns of carols heard throughout the halls and flnally the Chrlstmas plav Clarlstmas Mldmght Mass a week s vacatlon and IANUARY New Year s return to school basketball pract1ce and more the begmnmg of the second semester FEBRUARY Blg Newslll Name of our school changed to Labourc- wlth lt came the changlng of other thmgs and somethmg new at Laboure the Senlors sneak day really fun' MARCH Lent plans for the Year Book almost completed antlclpa txon of annual retreat plannmg for Senlor dance APRIL Easter mornlng sanctlhed by our retreat an msplratxon and a stlmu us our lrxsh mmstrel The Donegal Farr a colorful musxcal pageant The Senlor dance and the begmnmg of our worrles whom to ask to the proms7777 MAY The begmnmg of too many thmgs the begmnmg of the end e luncheon glven by the unlors our gvm transformed mto a ballroom for the unlor Senior Prom May Day and Class Nlght scholarshnps awards tears 1uNE The Semor prom sponsored by the alumnae Graduatlon Laboure days are over' me I practice-picking the team . . . examinations, our last-no regrets! . . , . . . -. . . 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