Pius XI High School - Journal Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Page 12 text:

ii.-if tudent Alms Bop to Books The start of a nexx school xea1 means a trans1t1on for all of us After a long xacat1on dllflflg wh1ch somc of us may haxe become lax lntellectuallv and sp111t ually we haxe to become readyusted to the demand of school l1fe Of course the term my sterlouslx seems to QXDIFQ before a fexx students manage sufliclentlx to readJust themselx es from sp1nn1ng xxax thats re zl mad to pushmg a qu1ll on 1 pad These 111d1x1duals find themselx es 1epeat1ng the same studles the folloxx 1ng year By hax1ng begun the te1n1 xx1th 1 letreat ou1 sp111t11al llfe should be up to snuff Nloxx 1ll xxe have to do IS to keep It g1oxx111g along that llllb As fa1 as the mtellectual part goes xxe haxe lust started or should haxe Manx of the students nex Cl qulte seem to get 1HtO the SVVlHg of school l1fe Thex 1ust amble along through the years xx1th no goal 111 slght These xery unra1e personages are llke a bunch of guys xx ho plle llltO a car just to rlde a1ound and around and around Thex don't go anvwhe1e, thex just go If xve pass through school ln a Slffllliil' state of mmd, we too are golng to end up nowhele We 21l'9ll't gomg to reach our goal 111 l1fe lf xxe don't ex en knoxx what It IQ We must declde what xxe thmk our futuu- should be and the11 do exe1xth1ng 1n our poxxer to ach1exe the fulfillment of Olll plans A real marksman lnts a target bv amnng aboxe It I11 the same xx ax, we haxe to focus ou1 slghts on what over xx 11 me .unnng fo1 and acc0mpl1sl1 to the best of our ab1l1tv all that ls ueccssal v for us to h1t the bulls ex e James Stoffels ip, WML lueamt luoneq Aftc1 a summcx of xxo1k1n5., 1n grocery stores d1 ug stores department stores etc the popular con clus1on u11doubtedly seems to be that money IS D106 to haxe around For th1s reason many students haxe cont1nued vxorklng after school and on Saturdays desplte heavy schedules and outslde act1v1t1es 1n or der to keep that green stuff roll1ng 1n Any thlng s better than golng through that do you thmk lt grows on trees routlne everytlme Dad opens h1s Wallet For most students a part t1me Job IS a headache and a pa1n 1n the neck but that pay check can cu1e a11y allment and therefore they put ln thelr t1me and thats all We should work for noth1ng'7 Extra monev IS of course the reason Why anyone takes a part t1me Job but It doesn t have to be the only rea son The value of a pa1t t1me 1ob can be determlned ex e11 before the first day of xx ork by a person s attl tude towx ard xx ork and hls reason for worklng Money m1ght be the one and only reason but It Won t make a job or a d1spos1t1on any more pleasant Bx startlng out w1th the ldea of g1v1ng 1n one s xx ork and keepmg th1s IH mmd there ll be someth1ng xx 01th xx hlle left after the money s gone Marlan Mollan Practlce Makes Perfect .llhlS school yea1 has gotten off to a soul s dellght There are adxantages and h1ndra11ces to th1s pro cedure, though There xxon t be a t1me 1n the mlddle of the xcar to stop the 5tLldXl11g a11d collect our most serlous selx es lnto order We wlll be left completely on our own to attend to the sacraments and run our sp111tual life But a good stalt 1s the best xx av to an excellent tnnsh The good start xx e'xe had should have shown to us Olll IQ5DOllh1b1l1tX for carry1ng through wlth much mole than pure nonsense the rest of the vear We should knoxv hoxv to folloxv It wlth practlces that xx1ll complement the other act1v1t1es and make them 1111111- c111ox.1ble, smcc the bas1s of a X92ll,S construe llljll is the cement of a sure planned NlJl1'1ttl3.l vear Val Reuschlein 1 1' . L- 1 4 - f f -f V . .1-..,1..., -- ,,. . . ., ,,.-x.: .., . -. -7. 1 1 s-,',- -,-,gf.1:,.-x35.,..11.-,'-.' ' ,' ' Y,.1f -- -33 9, .-. ,, JV.. . -. 1.4. 'ul . .. in . -wx. U' 1.. . . 3 . . I. ' Li ' U ' .:- ,b::2 :Q :Ita ..'. I.: 1.2. 2.11121 - . ' - .-1 -.'.1,..' ' - , .., - ,. . 5 k ' - '- U... .3 .:-,p . - 41. 4-. '. ' 1 -44 , .I-S. .fL'5'. N.:-I 3711-2-- :. Ivy ,.. -' -1-f .-fo' , . 1 fvI,'i- 'T 31' 44' J . f' W, f .4 .5 ', - 1 - ' . -,- , F'-. ' 1 '- ' JI' '--' . '-' J, 4... . - f 'Vi .4:l l 'V VT . 1 ' '- L, 0 ' !',' fl' ' D Q.. 1 1 Ji' ' ,','- 1 - - x - Cl, ' :A .'t. - , . ' - .' . ,T I ' 1: ' ' ' .'. 5 V , . '- ,. , 'A ,x , -1- -, 1. , ', . A h. .ta YA I -Q,-wg.. -7 V1-l.: ,. 1 A. ,. V V V' r ' I AV, 1 , 1 1 , ., . Y . . 7 ' 1 . 1 1 1 .' 1 , , V V Q n L s n Y - U H ' ' ' 7 . . . . .. - .. - L- . . . I ' - - 1 . . 0 1 J u ' H . . 1, 1 ' y . . . , . . y L ' V V V . V Y I . . . 3 . ' - 1. , Y . K 1 .. - . , ' ' w ' 1 1 r - l 1 1, V V . V . . 1 . y Y V i I 1 1 . V a , s V Q . , . 1 D - ' 7 . . 1 V Y 1 c 1 a 1 1 c v , , , 1 1 . ' - 1 V 1 ' ' V 71 4 ' 1 1 1 1 1 .c , - - - ' ' ' 1 Q Q s. A A I ' ' g - , Q 1 V Q V . . . . , . a Q 7 1 1 ' 1 Q 1 ' , , Y ' ,Q . v' Q Y' I 1 0 4 1 1 ' ' . 1 1' . 1 7 2 ' ' Y , . Y . . V. . X . V ' V V . Vex ' .V Q 1 1 1 , . . V V s W Vg V --' . v 1 1 . . ' . Y' U . ' 1 1 1 . L . Y V. 1 ' V . 1 1 w , v - l 1 1 L 1 1 . T ' 1 1 . . v 7 1 1 Y n I . K a v. L. L - Y . . . . ' I v , . . .

Page 11 text:

Contlary to all leports teachels do not go lnto hldlng at the June bleak H9163 what happened to a few of OU1 lay faculty dullng the long summer Always ready to lend a hand Mr Whelan and Mr Drexler contllbuted arsharsh Dlck Bauman a lecent alumnus of PIUS retulned to hls alma matel on leglstratlon day for Junlors and Sen lors Whlle he w as roamlng wlth a rowlng glass eye Slster de la Salle was pflclng the halls attemptlng to slgn up monltors for the cafeterla Haylng seen Bauman she grabbed hlm by the Shlft collar before any escape could be posslble After hearlng the dlre need for monltors loyal Dlck accepted hls fate and submltted for a two week stretch In the case of an argument Slster de la Salle could hfue easlly persuaded hlm for Dlck hasn t grown slnce gl3dLlatl0I1 Pelhaps most students dld not be lleve the retreat master Father Mc Evoy when he stated that he IS yery lenlent on penance and g1Y8S onlv three Hall Marys for lape arson and murder Seyelal fllends of mlne were walt to Joln the party After neryouslv relatlng Olll tales of lntllgue and ad yentule peltslnlng to the summel we were beckoned to the pllests brlghtly llt ch lmbel Cleansed tempolflrllv they 16 tulned to the bleachels Each wlth a led complexlon and an lmmense glln exclalmed Do you know what he sud And I only got thlee Hall Malv s' Ralph Hahn Notlce Any students who haye worthwhlle bltb of news or lnterestlng I!1Cld6l1tS that they would llke to see ln the column page please contact Ralph Hahn ln homeroom 302 lour con trlbutlons toward thls page wlll be appreclated thelr talents to help ln the construc tlon of the new wlng Good paw sholt hours' Aftel that whod go back to teachlng We haye It stlalght flom the con selyatlon department that Mr Gos llng dellberately dlfllned the fish out of two nolthern lakes What a fish elman' MISS Kellv attended Guldance and Engllsh lnstltutes at the Unlverslty of Wlsconsln Mr Whelan and Mr Drexler ale pflpas agaln A daughtel Roseanne came to the Whelans on August 30 and a boy Danlel Edward arrlyed at the Drexler home on June 14 Photogl aphers welcome' In response to the plea of St An thony parlsh for men of even ay er age VOICES to Joln the cholr Mr Drexler made h1S debut last Sunday umerous Sta O TLCOK Ph to by Sal n Studlo rs Vlslt Cut Hopmg to Boost Business Buslness must be bad when the clty IS host to as many Blg People as It has been these last few months There were all sorts of them Jack Webb Mmm Mmm Wh1Ch wasnt who It was obvlously supposed to be Cary Glant Pattl Page the Crew Cuts Nflt Klng Cole and June Chrlstv and all were here for that all lmpoltant matter of publlclty Jack Webb was plllgglflg for hls latest effolt Pete Kellys Plues whlch he dll6Ct9d and stalled ln M311lyH 'Vlonloes absolute double ln nocent volce and all took the honors and dutles of lntloduclng Seven Year Itch to Mllwaukee and Caly Grant thrllled long tlme movle fans and made sure thev would see To Catch a Thlef Pattl P a g e Mllwaukee s adopted Clallglllfel and the CIQVV Cuts m ade thell local appearances at the fl1St an nual M1lWV3Uk98 IOll1I12ll MUSIC FeStl val Both llved up to thelr wlde splead publlclty About the program as a whole every act falrly shone ln the small tlme they had to perform 7 Klng Cole and June Chrlsty very recently staged a show at the Rlver Slde Shallng the showtlme were the Clalk Blothels blg name Negro tap dancers and Glry Morton a face mak lng comedmn who got hls push on televlslon Too bad Mllwaukee at tendance doesn t compllment t h e s e blg tlme pelfolmances Val Reuschleln Your Slap Is Showing Chuck Sallsbury w ho bloke hlS 'llm ln 'ln automoblle dCClCleIIlZ last Aplll and stlll had lt ln a cast when school ended lecently bought a 1947 MGICUIQ He couldnt d11Y6 h1S mo tolcycle fOl feal of taklng a splll and bleflklng the 'um 'lgaln When Ralph Hahn w 'ls lsked lf anythlng lntelestlng enough fol pub llcatlon had happened we 16C6lY9d the startllng lnformatlon that some thlng hllarlous had occurred but he couldnt remembel what It was , - , vi . . v . . , 1 v - r . v .' ' Z 7 y ' . ' . - V V 7 K I v D n l v , . . ' . 'l if V . . . V . . . r l . . l . I . ' . ' . 9 ' ' r r - 9 ! V . . V . - . . . . V . . V , V. V . , Y . 4 ' ' u , V. V - 1 . ,, . . . . . , , - . 0 o ' . . . , . 0 o 0 . - V ' Y . V . 1 I O . . , A 7 ' ' ' ' - ' u - sl - l 1 , ' . . . . . ' , , ' , . V. . . , VV . l Z , . , '- - ' Y ' P as ar ' y ' , Y - Q , I . , c c , C . . . . . , 1 1 V V V. . V V . - . . , 1 . Y , . V . . , , . , . lng to go to confesslon, so I Cl6CldCd , . . V , . . . V V I 1 , W , - ' l ' c . . . 7 1 1 . I Q ' - L 1 L v . . . ' n ' 1. 1 I1 L K . ' ' ' , u 9 n . T . Z V , . , . l . , , ' ' . . . ' . 1 ' v u , l L V, V - V, V V , , o . . .' 1 1 ' V . . , . . V . U , V V V , .' ' H , , v K ' 9 v . yy - . . V . . V . sz' . . . . f ' ' ' ' ' , 1 n ' . - - u V U ! ' 7' . Q v ' .' . ' n - . ' - - 1 . . . ' ' Y V , . v . . , .V V . , . L , V . V L V ' .' C ' . ' ' 'c if V. . V V . V - . . - V . . . . . V . V , . . . y , , . . . . . . , , . . . . . . V - I . . , V . , . .

Page 13 text:

Social Aims Grow The social development of the student is an in- tegral part of his education. Perhaps the reason for this is that the school, in its own field, is a form of society. In a society' the basic element which is required for success is cooperation. By associating with each other, students learn what to expect from people with different characteristics. Among the 1 900 students registered at Pius no two of them think or react exactly alike. Because of their differences students are more likely to get along if they are equipped yyith a reasonable degree of tolerance In order to further soclal harmony between stu dents the school places at the disposal of the 1nd1v1d ual a program which provides for social and recrea tional act1v1t1es Some of these activities are dances clubs class plays and football games In their own way social activities help to make it easier for boy and girl associations besides promot ing a feeling of enjoyment to satisfy chronic com plainers Many students never take part in any extra curricular activities If a student does not en Joy himself at school at least occasionally It IQ his fault for ney er looking at the brighter side of going to PIUS Actually when school is in session the social life of the student increases During the summer It IS true that every one had more spare time but he also has fewer constructiye social eyents to fill that time Pius if gly en half a chance by its students will pro y1de sufficient opportunitv for social development Ralph Hahn The Plus XI Journal Published nine times yearly by the students of Pius XI High School Milwaukee 13 Wisconsin 191 D1 XIL CXTHOLK Assocmrr Emrons News Virginia Nelson Till Bluett Ralph Hahn Valerie Reuschlem Marian Mollan Joe LeGath Vllnlfred Hahn They Say 01lf'ook Fdzfov ml Phofogiaz mc Sports Alumni Ed Qauoll Joyce Frischmuth REPORTERS Jacqule Glace Ron Ixoyis Kay Mooney Chuck Salisbury ART AND ExcHANCFs Jackie Ripple PHOTOGRAPHY Unless otheiyyise stated all photos 'irc bv Paul Iukitsrh TYPIs1s Iovu. Riuth Robuti Rlcklncyel M uv Wolf' Vo YXII No l September 26 1911 In Memoriam . . . Sister M. Anthony, 0.S.F. Mother of Dorothy Kubin '56 Father of Alfred Paulsen '56 Mother of Marilyn and Margaret Welch '56 Ever Go Stud 9 Are your marks slck and weakly ' Are they run down? Are they underweight' Perhaps you figure someone has got to be in the lowest third of the class and it might as well be you This kind generous atti tude is to be commended if your ambition IS to start at the bottom of a large firm and work your way down The aim of ey ery student scholastically should be the top third of his class Well at least the middle third Impossible you say? You can t turn 1n assign ments that rate that high you say? Perhaps there s a method you hayent tried yet Turn ln all your assignments Turning in all your assignments Wlll save wear and tear on Slster Beatrixs yocal chords at three oclock It will raise your marks too Eyen if the assignments do not rate 100 they rate higher if you do them on time than if you do them after school Of course in striving for better marks the marks themselves aren t the important thing Marks stand for your achievement If vou loaf you loyyer your marks and insult your own intelligence Ed Carroll N'-s.,..f They dont go anywhere they just go . , - O Y - . - ' 5 , ' 1 n ' ' ! - . . . , s, u ' . 1 . 1 c o 1 ' ' ' Y A - u , A . 1 - . . ' ' 7 ' ' K 7 - . sn , y A 4 ' . - ' I . s L A 3 ' . . . . , , , 1 ' ' . , . . v a s 1 1 ' ' v 4 1' ' L nf A' . ' ' 2 , , . . . . . . 9 ' ' ' , , . .' I r, ' ' ' . K y - . . n n Q' ff ' ' I s L . I .1 ' ' ' fl ! s A c ' ' . I I . ' 1 ' ls K . . . . Q 9 ' ' 7 - . , A 7 . 7 7. . . . , ' ' , 7 Y . . . v L ' r4.rr A I 1 V EDITOR-IN-CHIEF i .Jim Stoffels A V 1' .. . . - . l V y - ' . ,, , , K , it ' 7 1 I .' - v - l 'if Y 1 ' ' 51 A 14- . ,. . .. . A I . v' ' f . ' 'J' L , . A ' . . . 4,1 4 V . l 'I z , -' z - Ag ', 2 -I - . .. . v v v , 7 ' . l. . . , . . , .: v Y '