McBride High School - Colonnade Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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,V l , rrr Qcytty.-one ACTIVITY AWARDS Presentation of activity awards on Class Day is the most featured event of the school year. The pins are monogram pins and are awarded for extra-curricular activities exclud- ing athletics. Activities are divided into Major and Minor activities. Major activities are: Glee Club, or- chestra, debating, spelling, annual play, Col- onnade, oratory, and freshman and sopho- more elocution. Three kinds of monogram pins are awarded. Twenty-five to 60 points merit a plain ping 60 to 100 a one-star pin, 100 to 150 a two-star ping 150 or more a three-star pin. Senior Awards Three-star pins were awarded to: P. Gen- sert, J. Meyer, H. Gebhart, A. Giordano, J. Gray, H. Mattingly, and D. Byrne. Two-star pins were merited by: R. Buelt, E. Mee, R. Klocker, E. Speckart, V. Otten, J. Knoll, J. Brady, B. Rankin, V. Gazzola, and F. Flood. Winners of one-star pins were: C. Potter, and G. Naeger. Plain pins went to: F. Nau- mann, T. Vogenthaler, J. Springrose, J. Lit- teken, M. Chick, J. Castulik, P. Feise, W. Hol- den, J. Kellett, L. Kwiatkowski, J. Blake, J. Morley, W. McCarthy, R. Forbes, J. Schmuck, W. Zemblidge, J. McNicholas, and L. Willett. Junior Awards A three-star pin was awarded F. Geislinger with 175 points. 'Iwo-star pins were won by: R. Balsano 145, J. David 135, T. Finan 129, G. Dorlac 121, E. Raftery 113, E. Polito 100. One-star pin winners were: K. Nuelle 95, L. Dieck- man 94, C. Shelton 67, N. Koenig 63. Plain pins were claimed by: R. Juerens 50, J. Shortal 33, D. Hacker 26, C. Faust 25. Sophomore Awards C. Lang with 103 points was the only sophomore to claim a two-star pin. One-star awards were given: D. Schulte 85, D. Bonfa 82, R. Nelke 78, J. Muldoon 74, J. Hartigan 66, R. Schaller 65, F. Stroot 65, N. Koetting 63, E. Lanier 63, R. Crider 61, R. Kaufmann 61, R. DeRousse 60, J. Donohue 60, J. Killmade 60, F. Salerno 60. Plain pins were awarded to: E. Behrns 56, W. Noonan 50, R. Palazola 50, Scheiperpeter 50, P. Sievers 38, M. Delany 36, Eg Dierker 35, R. Hayden 30, J. Marks 25. Freshman Awards Anthony Dunn was the only freshman to win a one-star pin. He garnered 67 points. Plain pins went to: H. Harrison 55, J. Seidel 55, T. Conlon 53, R. Goes- sling 53, J. Ponsot 48, W. Boumeuf 45, E. Poelker 45, J. Doyle 42, G. Siemer 42, J. Babor 35, R. Feldmeier 35, J. Humrnert 35, J. Kirk 35, L. Nolan 35, B. Ross 35, L. Hasenjaeger 32, W. Lerch 32, W. Needham 32, L. Doyle 30, W. Endejan 30, L. Fulhorst 30, R. Harris 30, G. Plew 30, H. Ehrhardt 28, C. Betzler 27, H. Muckensturm 27, R. Towers 27, J. Goessling 25, J. Klaffenbach 25, R. Kolb 25, J. Roller 25, U. Suiter 25, J. Walsh 25, E. Warner 25. - Gfcftvuftes Members of the Spelling Team: Sitting: Potter, David, Mee, Byrne, Rankin. Standing: Geislinger, Gebhart, , SPELLING I The 1941 McBride spelling team, coached by Brother Louis Schuster and captained by Herbert Gebhart climaxed a year of success- ful spelling by capturing the city champion- ship on May 17, when they nosed out the 1940 champion, Southwest, 24-23. By virtue of their victory, they became the first McBride spell- ing team to win a city title. Members of the team besides Gebhart include, Clark Potter, Donald Byrne, Edward J. Mee, Bernard Ran- kin, John David, Kenneth Nuelle, and Frank Geislinger. Of these Potter, Mee, Byrne, and Rankin are seniors, while the remaining three are juniors. The Tournament, sponsored by Radio Sta- tion KSD began early in April with eighteen public and private schools competing. Cleveland was the first victim of the Col- onnaders, and they were followed in order by Central, Rosati-Kain, and finally Southwest. In the Central encounter a record number of words were spelled, eighty-four in all. Inci- dentally the Central match was also won by but one word, the final score being 41-40. Mc- Bride defeated Cleveland by five words and Rosati-Kain by three. Throughout the season the Irish missed but 13 words. Captain Gebhart and Clark Potter deserve special mention for they went through all four matches without missing a single word. Edward J. Mee and Donald Byrne also de- serve 'a round of .applause', for this duet missed but one word each during the sea- son. John David and Ber- nard Rankin muffed but twice, while Kenneth Nuel- le was tripped but three times. Frank Geislinger missed four words. Nuelle. Bro. Louis Schuster Page Twenty-three

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