Sacred Heart High School - Gleanings Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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. Wd! WM g D H37h M 6114! 7Y?M75'f'f i 1' JANUARY 1 3. Students return to their studies. 4. Knights Win in a game with Moundridge. 8. Cartoon contest, sponsored by Marymount, closes. 10. Father Engbarth leaves for Florida on a Well deserved vacation. 13. Typing Contest closes with the juniors winners. 7-11-14. Knights lose to Wichita, Falun, and Downs respectively. 14-15. Mid-year examinations. 14. 'AThe Merchant of Venice ented at Marymount by the Misner Players. 18 Students resolve to turn er a hdw leaf the seco d semester begins. 22 Knights Win fr m C man 26 . Sacred Heart b n 1ves 9 .Q . a M r ount. '28-29. Knights i f m 1? n - 5 1 ' , R Y ' l. os t6 n I 5 esan S dality meetin ,J - at Marymount. nights win against o 9 on. . Holidayg the Klni t , . e victorious against Concordia. MARCH 2. Ash Wed 1. Lent begins. 2-5. Knights in the District tournament. 10. Novice class places fifth in National Catholic High School typing test. 11. B. Brungardt Wins diocesan Apologetic contest at Marymount. 14. Dr. J. A. Lonergan addresses vocational guidance class. 17. Josef Meier, the Christus of the Passion Play, speaks at assembly. 19. Knights place fourth in the State tournament. 20-22. More than 400 students attend the Passion Play. 21. Adolph Gehr is host to tourney team. 23. Members of the squad are guests of the faculty and students at Old English Grill. 29. Ladies Guild give dinner to the team. f 31. Young brothers are hosts to Knights. APRIL 1. Pupils of senior division appear in recital. 7. Brungardt enters State Apologetic at Topeka. 18. Junior-Senior Prom. 21. Pupils of junior division appear in music recital. s 23. All-school dance. A :12- MAY f 7. State Sodality Meeting at Junction City. 7 1 15. May Crowning at Marymount. fx' Y 14-16-17. Final Examinations. 18. Senior Class Day. 19. Senior Mass and breakfast. 19. Commencement. A Q Page Fifteen 12. Knights again successful in the Regional tournament. :

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X. 77 W 37 SEPTEMBER 1. School opens with an enrollment of 193. 10. Elections of class oflicers held. 13. First meeting of the Acolyletical Society is held. 24. Sophomores welcome freshmen with Howdie party. 26. lnitiation of freshmen by upper classmen. 30. Juniors and sophomores win annual subscription contest. OCTOBER 1. Senior boys sponsor an all school dance. 5. Miss Dorothea Smith, city editor of the Salina Journal, speaks to the journalists. 7. The winners of the subscription contest see H100 Men and a Girl. 16. Sodality meeting at Hays is successful despite heavy rains. 21. Sacred Heart Band makes its debut on the air. 27-28. Civics class attend a court session-Wmock trial follows. 29. Senior girls spo sor an all school dance. 30. Monsignor Ma r welcomed on his return from lreland. QPQXEMBER 2. First edition of tlb Oct e ' , Sodality paper. 5. Juniors and so hbmores ha a dance. 11. Students an ba d ' ar e o honor the War Veterans. 12. The 1 nged or d as arrived-the senior class rings arrived. 19. Fresh en ve par fo phomores. 23. Ban has Mr p bw 28. T e i hts lum and their sons receive Communion in a body a v bre at K. of C. hall. DECEMBER l J e noettge and Pat McKee are again appointed cheer leaders. 18 studen ake part in the Favorite Character Parade-the postponed 4. , ter Parade, by invitation of the Chamber of Commerce, takes Bpart in h Santa Claus parade. 5 Rita lVlcC nn wins the original yell contest. R . Joint meeting of the Sacred Heart Study Clubs is held. ' . Knights get their new warm ups and are victorious in their first game of the season with Galva. 15. Knights lose to Buhler. 17-21. Team victorious against Assaria and Moundridge. 22. Classes hold Christmas parties: vacation begins. 23. Students cooperate in making Doctor Falmer's Christmas party a success. 26, Tommie Brungardt seems to have started an epidemic of the mumps among the students. B k ee roject. E X Page Fourteen

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JOURNALISTIC NoTEs ,. ,, W VV , My 1n 1919 Sacred Heart's journalistic talent budded forth in a gym quarterly paper, The Sacred Heart Review. The next year the an X X first year-book was published. During the years 1926 to 1928 there was no school publica- tion, but since 1929 the Sacred Heart Gleanings has been pub- X lished every six Weeks during the school year. In the same year a miniature yearbook was published. Ever since then the receiving of the yearbook has been looked forward to by the students of Sacred Heart. The seniors have put out the yearbook and paper in the hope that the students received as much pleasure in reading them as they have in publishing them. Third Row' fM. Jilka, J. linoettgen, T. Ludes. E. Gribben. Slconvl Row' M. Schneider. A. Archbold. A. Townsend. Nl. A. Pfanensliel, ll. Lahey. Sitting D. Yxfcber, M. XVhenton, A. Mailhiot, B. Hinncnknmp. M. N. Young. Page Sixteen