Shanley High School - Reminiscor Yearbook (Fargo, ND)

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As our theme we have chosen Unity, the crying need in a world lacking peace We have used the Encyclical on Christian Education of Youth by Pope Pius XI to tie together the various sections of the book as teachers, students, and all the organizations connected with the school have only one and the same aim-that of the Christian Philosophy of Education, and are all in their different fields working towards this end. CofEditors Diane Breyer and Beverly Stegge 'llt is therefore as important to make no mistake in education, as it is to make no mistake in the pursuit of the last end, with which the whole work of education is intimately and necessarily connect' ed,ithere can be no ideally perfect education which is not Christian educationf, -Pope Pius XI, Encyclical on Christian Education Denise Denig Diane Breyer Beverly Stegge Aurelie Stricherz CofBusiness Manager CofEditors CO'BuSif16SS Manager ill ff , I ,, Dedication 1 l i l We are very happy that the change in the name of the school does not change our patron, the Sacred Heart of jesus, to Whom this year as always we lovingly and gratefully dedicate Reminiscor. Because this is a year of momentuous happenings we remember with loving ap- preciation and justifiable pride: our beloved Archbishop Aloysius J, Muench now Apostolic delef gate to Bonn, Germany, our revered Auxiliary, Most Rev. Leo Dworschak, who will celebrate his Silver jubilee next June, and our two pioneer Sisters, who for many years taught at SHA, Mother M, Joseph and Sister M. Alphonsus, who celebrated their Golden Jubilee some months ago. We ask the Sacred Heart to bless them and all their works. Affectionate congratulations and a hearty Ad Multos Annos to all. E31 Dedication Day, January 5 MORNING Mass of Dedication NOON Blessing of Rooms EVENING A victorious opening game, 3665, between Shanley and Fargo High E41 One of the important responsibilities which every priest assumes at ordination is the work of teaching This work varies considerably with the times and the means availahle. lvlany of the ideals which Bishop Shanley had in the field of education have been made a present reality with the advent of the new school dedicated to the memory of Bishop John Shanley, the first bishop of North Dakof til. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Arrell and very Rev. Frank Nestor deserve much of the credit for realizing Bishop Shanley's dream in educational facilities. BISHOP JOHN SHANLEY First Bishop of Fargo Diocese, after whom this school is named. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Arrel Rev. Edward Arth Very Rev. F. Nestor St, Mary'5 Superintendent St. Anthony's -WHO CHEERFULLY CARRY THE BURDENS L'Education belongs prefemineritly to the church . . . Going therefore teach all nations. Pope Pius XI Encyclical on Christian Education U1 Congratulations Congratulations and sincere good wishes to our Most Reverend Aloisius J. Muench Archbishop4Bishop of Fargo, Papal Nuneio to Germany. Uv! Felicitations THE MQST REVEREND LEG F. DWQRSCHAK Auxiliary Bishop of Fargo May 29 1926 1951 Ad Multos Armos E71 Cur Facult V A f i . 1 f . , g 5 1 K Father Oliver Lux Bookkeeping-Religion Father Edward Arth-Superintendent Mother M. Scholasticafl-ligher Algebra, Physics il h'VA'h 'l'hV' i ii Mother M. Caniillusfwrirld History, English I Mother M. 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Jane Michael-General Science, English H Sister Marie Philip-Librarian Mr. James Kamprud-Boys' Clee Club Mr. Russell Parsons4Band 'All these labor unselfishly with zeal and perservemnce in what St. Cvegord Nazf ia-nze-rt calls the Kart of arts and the science of sciencesf the direction and formation of youthf, Pope Pius XI Enyclical on Christian Education of Youth Father Iohn Wanzek Latin-Religion 15:Q:31gE3E5EgQgQ5:g:2E1?55 ' V '- lt-:Z53 5 'Z :-: 1-:- 1- , . '1.:i. .-:-:1E2. 11235525292-'lr'---2 :f:f:f'1 : -Z3ZrEri1E2E1E21 QQEQEQEQEQEQEQEQE' 321''1311,g15Zr:r.v3.1-22212: .-.-:2S2E1ErEgE -' --'PHY .g:g:?4:E:E:5:E:2:2:1: , 'T5Ziti:fZ42515:15:5:5:5:7:55:3:1:7:1t325Z5 4 D Mr Cid Cichy MISS Laura DIXOU Boys' Physical Education Father Julius Walz Girls' Physical Education History-Geography CouncillorgReligion E91 -- E. '1la2a2a5g24s35a2sgs 2:32:52 12i2E2fi:..eE?112f - W Reminiscor REMINISCOR STAFF Cofeclitors . Diane Breyer f Beverly Steggc Co-Business Managers . .... . . Denise Denis f Auelic Stricherz Assistant . . . . , . Maxine Burnellc Class Editors Freshman . . . Sophomores . . . Juniors ..... Seniors . . . . Ieanne Sinner Ruth Hahlas Betty Fortney Pat Colliton Sports Editors Football ............ Basketball . . , Neil Deibert f George Zvvack George Kelly Social Calendar . Patricia Baldwin f Joanne Parries Features . Patricia Rush Typigrg , . Ieraldine Burgess 1 Bonita Wood Art Editor . . Sylvia Georgeson We, the Reminiscor staff of '51, wish to thank all those who cooperated with us in editing and publishing this first Shanley High Annual. We wish to thank the faculty, student body, Dakota Photo Engraving, Knight Print' ing Company, and our most gracious and generous patrons. U01 A e ON CNW 0 U8 W 'U Nixqiivh Umm , . . education consists essentially in preparing nian for what he niiist he and for what he rnusti do here below, that he may attain the sublime end for which he was created . . . H Pope Pius XI, Encyclical on Christian Education U11 Seniors l Z l 1 President Patrick Colliton VicefPresident Patrick Conmy Secretaryffreasurer Joanne Marquart Senior Class History Bewildered, green, or just plain scared, any word may describe our condition when we entered S. H. A. as freshmen. Neil Diebert, Patrick Conmy, and Maxine Brunelle were elected president, vicefpresident and secretaryftreasurer respectively. By means of a Booster Club under Sister ,lane Michael's tutorship, we instituted our first class fund. Upon returning as sophomores, a feeling of security and an expression of dignity were prevalent among us. Class elects were: President, Kathie Barnickg vice president, Bill Seeba: and secretary treasurer, George Kelly. With the thought of the JuniorfSenior prom in the notftoofdistant future, we sold Christmas cards and miniature footballs as a means of inf come. Up another step and we were juniors. With two years of experience and gaiety behind us, we were more determined than ever. Class officers to lead us this year were: Pat Col- liton, president, Kathie Barnick, vicefpresident, and Pat Cone my, secretaryftreasurer. A junior class play, Bolts and Nuts was sponsored under Father Hovda's able guidance. Two magazine subscription selling drives, plus the class play, boost- ed our prom quota to the desired height. The Nloorhead country club was the scene of the prom. which proved to be a big success. With hopes of entering the much talked about Shanley High School, we looked forward to our final year. Here we are seniors! It seems only yesterday when we entered the halls of old S. H. A. Pat Colliton was again elect' ed president, with the help of Pat Conmy, vicefpresidentg and loanne Marquart, secretaryftreasurer. This adventurous year marked the beginning of Shanley High School. Although a beautiful new school and spacious gymnasium were graciously accepted by all, the wonderful traditions of S. H. A. were still observed. With Fathers Durkin and Walsh at the helm, we presented our Senior Class Play Murder in a Nunneryf' Soon we shall graduate. Along with graduation will come many a sad heart. Not sad because of graduation, but be' cause all the wonderful memories of S. H. A. and Shanley must be left behind. Yes, now we must go out into the world and cope with anything that might prevail. But we of Shanley High School feel as well equipped as any graduate, for through S. H. A, and Shanley's portals, we have attained an education which not only insures our temporal welfare, but also our spiritual. l12l New members of The Alpha Chapter of the National Honor Society of Shanley High School Therese Foy Connie Hogan Ieraldine Burgess Selections For Honor Society Based On Character, Leadership, Service An A average and a high rating in character, leadership, and service have earned a place for six seniors in Shanley's Alpha chapter of the National Honor Society. Seniors who received the honor are Jeraldine Burgess, Pat Colliton, Pat Conmy, Therese Foy, Connie Hogan, and Lynne Murphy. Fathers Edward Arth, superintendent, awarded them pigs ilt a ceremony here, March 7, the Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, patron of Catholic sc oo s. Initiation Ceremony, March 7, Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas Pat Cfmmv Lynne Murphy PM oaiiifm E131 MAXINE BRUNELLE Sodality '48951 Freshman Class Officer Clec Club '49f'5O Shack Staff '48f'5O Junior Class Play GAA '51 Homecoming Attendant '51 Reminiscor Staff '51 PATRICK CONMY Class Officer '48f'49 '51 Lettermen's Club '48751 Glee Club '48951 Hockey Captain '51 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Student Council Student Council Pres. '51 Alpha Honor '51 RODMAN BAILEY Student Council '49950 Football '49f'5O Junior Class Play Lettermen's Club '49f'5O EDWARD CAMPBELL Football '48751 Lettermen's Club '50 '51 Iunior Class Play Senior Class Play IERALDINE BURGESS Sodality '49f'51 Shack Staff '49f'51 Junior Class Play Reminiscor staff '57 Alpha Honor President '51 Senior Class Play PATRICK COLLITON Student Council '49f'51 Glee Club '49951 Football, Basketball, Track Letterman Junior class play Class President '50 '51 Football captain '51 Most valuable player '51 Alpha H-mor '51 Reminiscor staff '51 Shack staff '50 '51 Quartet '51 Rotarian Convention '51 JOANNE BRUNETTE DIANE ERICKSON PATRICIA BALDWIN ARLENE FISCHER Sodahty '48751 CHee CHub '48f51 Sodahtv '48f51 CHee CHub '48 '49 Cvlee Club '48-'51 Sodality '48951 Clee Club '48 Sodality 'f18f:51 Triple Trio '48f'5O Mixed Chorus '49 GAA '51 Q Tr1Pl9 TNQ 49 Q GAA '51 GAA '51 Reminiscor Staff 51 GAA President 51 1141 E NEIL DEIBERT Freshman Class President Football '48-'51 Hockey '48751 Glee Club '48349 I.etterman's Club '48751 Reminiscor Staff '51 MARY KRUPICH Sodality '48-'51 GAA '51 RICHARD JOHNSON Basketball Letterman '49f'5l Football Letterman '49f'5l Junior Class Play Senior Class Play X ,V .fi . A ,,',' ff 4 as .1 Q any' f 5 , , 1 AW I 5 Y 0 X f n 8 'Q aw M7 1 5' 4 af 4 W9 f lg ' ' ,ff , -'1. X - W,-a.,.f5,sy ,MM , ,t., , ,lr , ,V .,, ,, fi f IO ANN FELLING Transfer from St. James, New Rockford '49 Senior Class Play GAA '51 -az , 55 KATHLEEN BARNICK Cheerleader '51 Sodality '48751 Triple Trio '48 Glee Club '48 Sophomore Class President Junior vicefpresident Shack Staff '49f'51 Secondfpage editor '51 String Orchestra '49 Iunior Class Play CONSTANCE HOGAN Glee Club '48751 Sodality '48f'51 Shack Staff '50 Cofeditor '51 Prom Committee '50 Student Council '50 '51 Sec.fTreas. '51 Alpha Honor '51 Cheerleader '51 R adio Reporter '51 Senior Class Play C.S.P.A. Delegate '50 JOHN CoNNELLY Student Council '49f'51 Squires '49750 Football '50 Track '50 '51 I Basketball '51 I.ettermen's Club '50 Glee Club '51 SYLVIA GEORGESON Glee Club '48f'5O Sodality '48f'51 Art '48751 Shack Staff President St. Cecelia's Choir '50 '51 GAA Board '51 '49f'51 Lis l DENISE DENIS Sodality '48751 Shack '48 Homecoming Page '48 Junior Class Play Reminiscor Cofhusiness Manager '51 GAA '51 DIANE DENIS Sodaliry '48751 Glce Club '49f'5O Triple Trio '49 Mixed Chorus '50 Junior Class Play Cheerleader '51 GAA '51 DIANE BREYER Glee Club '48 Triple Trio '48 String Orchestra '49 Sodality '48f'5l Radio Reporter '50 '51 Reminiscor CofEditor '51 Senior Class Play THOMAS FELLING Transfer from St. james, New Rockford '50 Football Letterman '51 BERNADINE ERICKSON Sodality '48751 Clee Club '48 Triple Trio '48 String Orchestra '49 Radio Reporter '50 '51 Shack Staff '50 '51 Sodality President '51 Senior Class Play Homecoming Attendant '51 GAA '51 THERESE FOY Sodality '48f'5l Band '48750 Shack staff '48f'51 Third page editor '51 Student council '48f'51 Clee Club '48 '50 Junior Class Play N. T. P. A. Delegate '50 Alpha Honor '51 GAA '51 VIOLA COSSETTE Glee Club '48750 CAA '51 CAROL DREIER Sodality '48 5l Glee Club '49f'5l GAA '51 MADONNA MILLER Transfer from Lidgerwood '50 Sodality '50 '51 GAA '51 ROBERT McKAY 1161 JAMES GRIM Squires '48751 Glee Club '48f'5l Quartet '49 '50 Band '48 '49 Senior Class Play RONALD THOMPSON Squires '49 '50 CAROL SAVAG EAU Glee Club '48351 Sodality '48951 Shack staff '49f'51 GAA '51 BEVERLY SHALLOP GAA '51 CLAIRE VON BANK Glee Club '48951 Sodality '49 '51 Band '48f'5l Mixed Cliorus '51 GAA '51 BERNADETTE OLSON Sodality '48751 Committeefbead '51 Shack Staff '49f'51 Clee Club '48f'5O N. 1. P. A. Delegate '50 Senior Class Play Prom Committee '50 GAA '51 GEORGE MONTPLAISIR RAYMOND NOVAK THOMAS WALKER Football Student Manager '51 Football Letterman Shack Staff '48 Clee Club '48f'5O Hockey '49f'51 Association '48 Clee Club '48f'5l Squires '49f'51 Association '48 Shack Staff '51 Football Letterman '49951 III Basketball Letterman '49f'5l Junior Class Play '49 Squires '49951 JoANNE PARRIES Glee Club '48f'5l Triple Trio '49 Sodalify '48751 Committee-bead '51 Band '49 Business Manager Junior Class Play Reminiscor Staff '51 LYNNE MURPHY Clee Club '48951 Sodality '48f'5l Student Council '48f'5l Delegate to State Student Council Convention '51 Delegate to C. S. P. A. '49 Shack '49-'51 Prom Committee '50 Senior Class Play Alpha Honor VicefPresident '51 RAYMOND NANCO In the service of bis country 1 f JOANNE MARQUARDT BONITA WOOD Sodality '48f'51 C-lee Club Reminiscor Staff '51 Transfer from lvfoorbead High '50 Sodality '50 '51 N. 1. P. A. Delegate '50 Radio Reporter '51 Sodality vicefpresident '51 Homecoming Attendant '51 Senior Class Play Shack Staff '50 '51 Student Council '50 '51 Class officer '51 GAA '51 BEVERLY STEGGE Clee Club '48 '45 Triple Trio '49 Sodality '48 51 GAA '51 Reminiscor CofEditor '51 DELORES UKSETAD MARION VON BANK Sodality '48f'51 Sodality '48951 Secretary '50 Band '48951 Clee Club '48f'51 fvfixed Cborus '50 Triple Trio '48 '49 Makeupf-Iunior Class Play CAA '51 GAA '51 Perfect '51 Shack Staff '49 Glee Club '49 RONALD FLYNN RUDY MARAS High 10 Squires '48f'51 Transfer from Fargo Marshall '51 Football Letterman '51 Speaker f Squires Convention Basketball Letterman '51 '51 Clee Club '48751 Quartet '49 '50 1131 AURELIE STRICHERZ Transfer from Alexandria, Minn. 'i0 Sodality '50 '51 Commiteefliead '51 Reminiscor cofbusiness man' ager '51 Senior Class Play GAA '51 DALE MICKELSON WALLACE SCHEFFLER Student Council 'SO '51 Squires '48 '49 Hockey '50 '51 DARLENE UKESTAD ROBERT REEDY IOANE TESSIER Glee Club '49 '50 In the service of his country Glee Club '48350 Sodality '48-'51 Transfered to Gntario Calif., '50 Treasurer '50 junior Class Play GAA '51 WILLIAM SEEBA Glee Club '48 '49 Class Vice President '48 Squires '48751 Bursar '48 Deputy Chief Squire '49 Chief Squire '50 Basketball Letterman '49f Student Council '48 '51 MARILYN YUNKER Glee Club '48351 Sodality '49f'51 Shack '49f'51 CofEditor '51 G. A. A. '51 Iunior Class Play Senior Class Play Radio Program '51 Band '48f'51 Prom Committee '50 Student Council '50 '51 Girls State '50 Girls State Staff, junior Counselor '51 N. I. P. A. Delegate '50 Cheerleader '51 Homecoming attendant 51 GEORGE ZWACK Football '50 '51 Hockey '49951 Iunior Class Play '50 Senior Class Play Lettermans Club '49f'51 Reminiscor Staff '51 PATRICIA RUSH Sodality '48751 Glee Club '48750 Triple Trio '49 Shack Staff '51 Reminiscor Staff '51 Senior Class Play Homecoming Queen '51 GAA '51 IUDE L,AIVIB PARKER LOIS Squires 48151 Transfer from Rice Lake Bursar '49 '51 Wig, '51 FOOtbE1ll '70 '51 Senior Class Play Not pictured: George Kelly, William Lobsinger, james Williams and Lowell Johnson 1191 Juniors President Vicefpresident Secretaryftreasurer Betty Fortney Fern Cossette Bill Chisholm Junior Class History When we, the class of '52, came through the doors of Sacred Heart as green freshmen, little did we know what was in store for us. The officers chosen for that year were Bill Chisholm, pref siclent: Gene johnson, vicefpresidentg and Mary Helen Peter' son, secretaryftreasurer. Several projects such as candy sales and pay assemblies helped furnish us with class funds. This year, the dignified juniors retained Betty Fortney l20fl as president. She was assisted by Fern Cossette as vicefpresif dent: and Bill Chisholm as secretaryftreasurer. A vocation panel discussion and exhibit of material on religious orders of women was an interesting project this year. We sold Christmas cards and sponsored pay assemblies along with other projects to raise money for the annual junior senior prom. We also staged a threefact play, Tiger House, which was directed by Sister M. Thomas. Proud to be the juniors of Shanley High, we are anxiously awaiting our senior year. 2 ,N r xx X X gm XX ir X Q X K S X X K 2. -is X -. egge QFQSS Qi?': , Q r S M if , x x Eleanor Campagna Brown Nlary Conway Connolly Comeau Marlerie Grenier Philip Gapp Garvey , A A , fog, NW Phyllis Erickson Margaret Ann 1 Dullea Duginski fiyixyzizzi Q, W ,,.' 5 7 Eugene Patrick Jerome Johnson Henry i Patricia , A Livingston McClerc Leichlelter Larry Patricia 9 fffyxv eff YS' mf- gf , iifaiffggg e mae. , , , f 'f fy f sa: ff i iw' f Q Q 6? Q we ? Q Q w e 6 if , , X , . 6 J, 3353 Thgmas William Mary Ann Roger Judith Bal-nick Bailey Anderson Anderson Clancy ' ' ' f-?i' , e- ix Q Q . ,1 ,,., ff ' 'ei ll Elizabeth Fortney 'sii Q? 'inf ,L 2-We I . i 'i w ' 'gi 'Wzffv . 1 John Driscoll .V Q iae,esawey Q 1 , f N ' '3 ff , ' ' ' f f'??iw52f ee, 4 if .-A 4WW X Q of YZ X M, X f' W Q J f V vw 1 7 mfg, we ff, ki, 6 Sharlene I if OZ'-mme f.0:Qwd,f , fi, ff is em , William Chisholm Norma Chaska Q? Mary Fischer Fern Cossette f 5 1 Fischer + n Arthur Cossette 5 X A 5 ' f f Q We J 4 ,f e , ji, ,f i,'aggg4?f4Q?y? of f f' rii' 45Z2y4fgE?Zg2iZ2Z5ZeQ' Marilyn Henning Heltemes james Harvey ,gif ,fs ',1,?ey.x .- ' f' Pix- if, 'iff ,regfeea we - .A , 07, Qi ZgQ?Ufi5Q3 ,WXQQQ f Marlene Patricia Klubertanz Kinsella E211 Norman Kenney 4. l f J W ff f fijfpf f I wwf 4 X Sf ,0 if John Elizabeth Roger McDonough Malmquisr Maras Q , K Mary Ellen Mary Helen Novak Cndrush Peterson fbi Richard Clare Jeanne Savageau Singer Stage ? 4 4s,,,,,,,.. 1 Ioan Maresch -vi 'M , 55,4 ' Thomas Marna Pettinger Quiggle Darlene Fred Trottier Weichman 7 M, , f A F, A I 9. ,I ,., 4?Q,f' L Q 1 X 'Wi , J MQW A Q x Erlys Shirley Mische Nogowslci ,v X 37 ' S i i li Q- ' 'r', l he larii Susane Romanick Robert Reinehr :?' 5 - 5 9 G- uv ..:w iii? f .- , 'fflf . T 'Q ' v f i 'M . if ' ef My If 1 I ff ' ff-W 1 V 'E f 5 frggmfy 'Xu i m:-fx-'ff 1' John , ,0r,.r.,.,, , .. Wolff Earl Zaman Iunior Class Play l22l Sophomores l Monica Savageau James Hebert Ruth Hablas VicefPresident SecretaryfTreasurer President Sophomore Class History As we entered Sacred Heart Academy in 1949, we were mindful of the fact that we were 'Lgreenu freshmen. After recovering from initiation, we chose Monica Savageau as president, Terryl Ann Frank as vicefpresident, and Tom Gretter as secretaryftreasurer. As sophomores of Shanley High School, we elected Ruth Hablas as president, Monica Savageau as vicefpresident, and Jim Hebert as secretaryftreasurer. A candy sale, the building of a float for Homecoming, and a pay assembly were our chief activities during the year. We look forward to our junior year at Shanley High, as We hope it will be even more enjoyable and profitable than our last two years have been. 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N Q,X-:k f M M , D F X t it 'P fi t v t gfa X4 XP Q Iames Marquart oan Koclelka Dorothy Steinbach Ioan Yunker Peekskamp M ' . f ' . 9 a s ff 4 Q D Y D A 'mia f X 5 S Wy , at Q f as t KX K Uv 5 :Mawr K . 4,, A 4 , 4 f .M vt .t. ' 1 aim 1 D , t , ...f Q , GX Martha Donald Schons Scott tthys Meath ' I ' if W Q mai' Mary Donald Thomas Kramer Kuppich Ludwig McMullen james Sullivan Wehage Welu Whircomb Wold 2 4 5 l Terryl Ann Barbara Laverne Harold Kelly Hayek Whitcomb Rosemary Roy Walter Miller Montplaisir Montplaisir Freshmen Freshmen Class History Having been kept busy finding our way around, we, the first freshmen of Shanley High, finally found ourselves getting a good start in the fall of 1950, We total ninetyfsix students and top the number of freshmen in the classes of the past years. Classroom activities in the new school are very fascinating. We look forward to future years to be spent in the new building. At the beginning of the year we choose Mary lean Sinner, president: Roberta Peterson, vicefpresidentg and Bill Thompson, secretaryftreasurer. With the advice of Sister M, -lustina, and under the leadership of these officers, we made our debut into the various activities of high school life. Cur first Homecoming at Shanley will always he a memorable one since we proudly claimed first prize in the contest of floats! Candy sales and other activities helped to finance the bills of our class. We hope to leave our freshman year without any flaws, and we bequeath to the future freshmen of Shanley High, the work, play, and the friendships we have experienced during this mem' orable year. President VicefPresident Mary lean Sinner Roberta Peterson Secretaryffreasurer William Thompson . A, ,ys ,, , , A, .1 X .ir H f ,,.., f f ' sl ,U Q , I fj 367' ,f pl, W ff ZsQssffsa,ff wa rrp if 1 a,2a5?Zgg P lifts if V' ,E iid' A. s, i ,,,. , k,,, A ,, -',-' .. f A . 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Q gr, a fr f ig W 1:11, 'ar 'V' H v t .,,1.w , 4 Q 9 , ,X C Q 02 l X 8 ' I J Num., Richard DuBord 5 aagarrasaaaf k.f- ., , 522-Parry? ,.r- Z, aaaiaaaa James Feeney . A . ,Z . . ,. , .. jr, - , Q . ,- ' f- , ,vm i P ,Q . IA' 4 fa ff? 5 ' ' f 1 9 X f 6 ,. no , 155 Jaeb Eunice Isaac . , a JW I7 6 Q 'QVQQJ J iia Jerome Burr Donald Bussiere Robert DeJardine Cullen Mary Margaret Mary Kay Eide A Dwyer ,M fggw ,zf . f 2449 9 I ff.: ',,,4f-avg A K. Harry Diane Hutter Hoes Mary Grim Leclerc Norbert Anna Mary Clara Gastonguay Gapp Fertig A 1, 0 J f 'J , ,t,.cf,gg 5 A Jisr 3 ','s if J Thomas Brunsdale M Ann IN s Mary Ellen Dwyer Gary Herron Bernard Fletcher ,SD-Qf , 'vfkaexga E avr e3??'s Patricia Joan Rita Larson LaRiviere Kummer U71 Judith Henning ffkqswfigflf ? ic Wg 1 ' W Q , f f ,WZ M50 2 . , . . f l f , 45 1 be aw Delores Kritzer , ,, 2 , 1 ff 6 f .. 9 f f Jw , ff fy , X Z MQW! X Mary McDc:nald J N, f -N Terry Jo Qlson , K , . fry, f ,Q-3 U4 - 2 ff f g.,, ,Q i. W Q WZ fl cv K 5 s t N Ze Y X Carol Kramer Duane Matthys X Q, flair? my 4' ' if . .9 Audrey Peckslcamp fv, Jacqueline Schleif Kenneth Stock Eleanor Snyder Mary Ann Scott Thompson Madonna Klontz Catherine Miiler JoAnn Prudhomme ig ,, W? fa: Magda , ft- ' . X- r,f, , c , Thomas Scott Jerry Torgerson Mary Charlotte Kinsella Kelly fe' vi ' , ' . 2- ' 1 sf , I 4' fi ' . ' it f K , 1 J ' J , Q Q, lv A W vm 5 X , A mfg r ry Q 5 x lvf ' H' y ip fc. f ,M iz, y fwigmfa, G ,.., 1, Jacqueline Joyce Nemzelc Newman ' 4 . .b.f,,-- ' f 2'?:i4:J ,V . . ,-ff-wa , - ,. ,154 I , me ? 6 ,Mar 5, X 322 f f Roberta Peterson Sauvageau if W VZ '--.if -f ' ,' X 1 awp: ff, , WW, Wrfqi' f John Kelder 4 , .,-.Q . - 636 f . ga , , 4, f 0 P 2 . 5 ui Q Joyce Olson Mary Kay Sayageau -' Nl, Cf if if 5 , aff, , ,ff 2 If Ll' f f X f f f X! f if ' Wsyfaf f ff f K f 115 ,Y I X , QQ vr hy. Duane Mary Jean Scott Sinner X Anna Wiechnian Weber ,my .1 - ' D ' A , . Y f' ' ,L i -5 - A 14 ff ' 1, f ' f -,-Y' ' :f ff, af' 'ua fc ,er K 4 431:-16553 J w b w ,,qu,.: ,J ' . mf 7 5 . f 1 f - ' -m f? - ,fm . Francis Steffes Kathleen Zervas Richard Zora Lacher E281 2 fi ' ff .ff Joyce Stevens Patricia Yunker f 1' , ,J f if f 17' fi ff M f if 1 4 , ff ff fl , XZ ff? fe? 0 f W ff W X7 ff if , f f , f ff If W fl Catherine Rose Marie Bertrand Marilyn Yunker 1 George Zwack Hit is necessary not only that religious instruction be given to tlie young at certain fixed times, but also that every other subject taught, be permeated with Christian piety. Pope Pius XI, Encyclical on Christian Education U91 5125? b A ., ,. 5 Q: , f 1, Q50 f 5.5 4. 1, 1 ' 4, mann L'Education is like the opening of a stage curtain, revealing the world to the waiting audience Potential Chemists of students. -Father Hendrickson, SHA Assembly, Nov. 9. . . . Punctuated B Bells . . . K gi ' f at ff. ' ' . Q W 1 , 46 jgfwff f A . Chemistry-All knowledge begins in wonder l30l Father Durkin's young journalists Applied Learning 311 You can go off on a tangent here Ding-Dong Typical Typists . . . Ding-Dong Secretaries are judged by measure of performance E321 Math. doth create problems 8:17 in the morning Library Hour L Habla usted espanol? Prayer - Work . . . Latin may be easy for you, Father ....,,..... ,.-....,,, .,,, J, F341 111: 1u.enu,Q gm. ......vuMu.u .U Jux... X J, X X F X S Q S-S 3 if EQ, X , xEw -Q. SJ? Struggling with Unknowns Being a student is a vocation also. -Father Hovda, Nov, 21 ...Ding Dong.. . i E351 'Yin .f 47 2, 1' ?Z1E .l ,,., ,F ' Balancing the books FreshmE1iiv2njoSiYA1gebra While Seniors do research 1 uni nvu: nuuur.uL Art, Music, and Drama round out the program of education Mary Margaret Eide at the Easel 0 -- .. Ierry Ferris tests the Camera I 71 The Art students find Judy Henning an interest dl 3 Music Studio More Work Therese Foy at the organ Shirley Matthys takes her lesson from Sister M. Regina iii?--Wir? M ziriiyn YllDkCl' deii,l1htQ 1 ...W n....cb 111 TTNIQIC U31 re is ha Lmda Carleon and Sister M. Lawrence play 1t out Mary Dullea chart it up l Bernie Erickson and Joanne Brunette seated at the piano. Phillip Gapp, Joyce Stevens, Marlene Klubertanz, Ann Duginski, Sharlene Henning, Patricia Lerson, Bernie Leclerc, jane Brush, and Pat Hogan, all left to right, stand around the nano. Phillip Gapp tests the bow . . . Ding-Dong . . . . . . Ding-Dong . Larry Leclerc and Erlys Mische entertain l40l Choral Groups J 9 f V r , 7, , .. Back: John McDonough, John Connolly, Tom Walker, Pat Hogan, Richard Zora, Neil Deibert. Center: Pat Colliton, James Grim. William Seeha, Tom Brunsdale, Mr. James Kamprud, Director. Front: John Kelder, Pat Conmy, Thomas Savageau, Leonard Wieers. Back: Ruth Hablas, Joanne Paries, Anna Mary Gapp, Joan Yunker, Front: Carol Savageau, Jacquelin Schlief, Mary Ellen Brodigan, Con Patricia Kinsella, Jane Brush, Elaine Fischer, Marilyn Weber, homme, Bernadette Clancy, Madge Dubourt, Mary Ange Kin Mary Borgia, Linda Carlson. Claire Von Bank, Clare Singer, Joyce Stevens, Clara Fertig. nie H0g3U, Patricia Ludwig, Kathleen Zeryas, Mary Kay Dwyer Bonnie Wood, Mary Kay Savageau, Monica Savageau, Joan Prud sella, Joanne Bergseth, Joyce Newman, Jacqueline Nemzek, Sister l41l Debate oanne Miiquart Pat Colliton Aurelie Stricherz George Zwack, Pat Conmy, Therese Foy, Neil Deibert. . . . Ding -- Dong . Resolx ed' that the American people should reject the Welfare state Therese Foy Pat Conmy and Neil Deihert composed the nega tive side while oanne Marquart Bernie Erickson and Pat Col liton supported the affirmative George Zwack acted as chairman Marilyn Heltemes, Richard Savageau. and Mary Conway plan the panel discussion for the Juniors. The great exil of communi m 1 not that it destroys democracy hut that it is a system of organized atheism. Arnold Lunn, High School Auditorium, Oct. 21. E421 Radio Shanley High radio program presented week' ly from KFGO Shanley Hrgh School 15 heard each Thursday over KFGO at 4 30 Senior students partmularly ava1l themselvec of the opportunlty to gam experrence 1n composxng and hroadcaitmg and have done a cred1tab1e job wrth much enjoyment oanne Marquart was the Shanley news reporter Pat Conmy reporter and Mardyn Yunker represented the Musrc depart I ment which Home-makers HHN in Sister Iustina supervises a dernonstraf 3 tion for the Freshmen homefmakers. W W gwvvyvy V The Cafeteria is a Godfsend ...Ding--Dong... Whendoweeat?... ...Ding--Dong ivmgww-MWMAW M um ' 'MM Home EC H enjoy the fruits of then labor H41 E 3 9 lydlllfdllbii U . . . Indeed a good Catholic, precisely because of his Catholic principles, makes the better citizen attached to his country, and loyally submissive to constituted civil authority in every legitimate form of governmentfl Pope Pius XI, Encyclical on Christian Education. H51 Student Council Standing: Pat Colliton, Rodman Bailey, Thomas Walker, John Connolly, George Zwack, Dale Mickelson. Seated: Lynne Murphy, Therese Foy, Patrick Conrny, Connie Hogan, Marilyn Yunker, Joanne Marquart. In addition to its regular duties the Council this year revised its constituf tion to take care of the additional activities resulting from the new building. The Council drew up the constitution for the Alpha Chapter of the 4 I I - National Honor Society. When this constitution was approved by the Nation' Pafflsk Collmmf V156 Pfegdem al office, the Council at a special meeting elected the officers for the new society and planned the induction ceremony. In April, the President with five other Council members represented Shanley at the first State Convention of Student Councils in North Dakota. Patrick Coniny, President Connie Hogan. Secretaryffreasurei Frosh, Sophs, Junior Council Because of the recent exodus of the upper classmen to Shanley High, a Junior Student Council has been organized in the old building among the Freshmen and Sophomore Classes. The purpose of the organization is to help develop the character, 1 1 1 -1-. 1 ,,.,-.-.:L:1:.... af J., ....a,,,,L,,..a rua,-1 4-1-.A n1-1-1,,1- fc-11flDnf-Q StandingiSCSrville Kelly, James Marquart, Monica Savageau, James Harmon, Marlene Baldwin, lnomas Lwretter, barbara Uei- bert, Terryl Ann Frank. 4 Seated: Robert DeJardine, Richard Zora, Ruth Hablas, Richard Wehage, DOHOVHI1 C3flSO1'1- l46l W xX,.. it ix Shack Shack Staff Standing: Ray Novak, Sylvia Georgeson, Marilyn Heltemes, Carol Savageau, Jeraldine Burgess, William Barnick, Pat Conmy Seated: Bernie Olson, Co-editors ....,,,, Page Editors: Page l ,.,,,,...,.. , Page 2,,, Page 3,, ,...., i,.,,, , , Sport Page i,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,i.,i,,,,...,.i...,,,,.,,,.,. Business Manager ..,,. Advertising Manager Bernie Erickson, Lynne Murphy, Marilyn Yunker, Connie Hogan, Joanne Marquart, Kathie Barnick, Therese Foy V STAFF Connie Hogan, Marilyn Yunker Circulation Manager Marilyn Heltemeg Sports Editor ,,,... .,,,,.,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,AAA,,,,,,AAA,,,,,,, P 3 'L Conmy Lynne Murphy, Joanne Marquardt Art Editors Sylvia Gegrgescm, Ray Nangg ,.,...Kathie Barnick, Bernie Erickson Photographer Bill Barnick Therese Foy, Bernie Olson Advertising Solicitors - Marlene Klubertanz, Mary Helen Sid Cichy and Co. Peterson, Darlene Trottier, Ann Duginski Ray Novak EXCha1'1ge Editor Carol Savageau Jeri Burgess Bernie Olson, Therese Foy, Bernie Erickson, Kathie Barnick, Lynn Murphy, Joanne Marquart. E471 Honors I95l Inducted Members: Patrick Colliton, Lynne Murphy, Connie Hogan, Therese Foy, Jeraldine Burgess, Patrick Con V The Alpha Chapter of the National Honor Society added six to its membership this year. Only the highest in scholarship, ser- vice, leadership, and character qualify for membership which is confined to seniors and juniors. Pins were awarded by the Superintendent, Father Arth, to the six seniors on March 7, Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, Pat- ron of Catholic Schools. O OR SOCIETY f ff, ' f 54, To be inducted on Honor Day: Kathleen Barnick, Thomas Walker, Nei1DeiberL Marilyn Yllflkef, Joanne Marquart. Bernadine Erickson, Marion Von Bank H31 , ig. r 2 ITI l Our Lady of Victory Sodality of St. Anthony's Our Lady of Victory Sodality began anew in September with the reorganizaf tion of committees. October meetings were concentrated on Father Wanzek's instructional talks. In November we had our first big social function, the Sadie Hawkins dance. From the returns of this dance we planned our reception which took place on Dec. 8, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. In the morning of this day the sodality attended Mass in a body and in the afternoon the candidates were ref ceived formally into the sodality. Cpen house was held in St. Anthony's Gym. Qur Lenten project was prayers for the Conversion of Russia. The Masses with which the Lenten season opened and closed were also for that intention and were celebrated by our director, Father Wanzek. We offered our sacrifices throughout Lent in a Spiritual Bouquet for that intention also. The Holy Week projects consisted mainly in vigils before the Blessed Sacrament on Holy Thurs' day and Good Friday. A group rosary was also said on Good Friday immedif ately following three hours devotion, for our Lenten intention. After our Lenten projects, we began concentrating on a full May schedule. The sodality helped purchase the flowers for the May altars and helped in constructing the special May Altar. Arrangements were made for the sodality to sing at the May devotions once a week. With pep talks to our newly elected officers, who are, Prefect, Darlene Trot' tier: Vicefprefect, joan Kodelkag Treasurer, Mary Kay Savageaug and Secretary, Catherine Miller, we closed our books on another sodality year. Bernadine Erickson, Prefertg Elizabeth Fortney, VicefPrefectg Ioan Kodelka, Secretaryg Darlene Trottier, Treasurer E491 Gur Lady of the Annunciation Sodality This has been an exciting year for the sodalists of the North Side Sodality under the spiritual direction of Father Stelton with Delores Ukestad as presidentg Joanne Mar' quart, vicefpresident, Judy Anderson, secretary, and Norma Chaska as treasurer. Agood deed done at the proper time, was at Christmas when each Sodalist bought a gift and packed them alto' gether in a packing box which was sent to an orphange in Europe. A good deed never goes unrewarded as the So' dality received a thank you letter from the sister, warming the hearts of all. Another good deed was performed by the Sodalists on Christmas for they cheered the hearts of those who needed it by Christmas caroling at the old folks home, orphanage, hospitals, and several other homes. They then exchanged gifts among themselves at a party given after' wards. Reception of the new Sodalists was held on February 11, 1951, in a beautiful ceremony at St. Mary's Cathef dral in the afternoon. A tea was served after the services with the officers pouring for the guests who were the parents of the new sodalists and a few priests. Up to date the annual dinner dance was the last prof ject of the Sodality. This event was a gala one for all conf cern-ed. It was held at the Frederick Martin Hotel, and was graciously served by their staff. Delores Ukestad, as president has very capably done her job with her utmost sincerity and ability. Delores Ukestad, Prefect1 Ioanne Marquart, Vice'Prefectg Judy Andersen, Secretaryg Norma Chaska, Treasurer. , Lugerg ,Home Candy Company Cffmpllmm of Knights of Columbus Pioneer Grocery U01 HOMECOMINC5 l Attendants: Maxine Brunelle, Joanne Marquart, Bernie Erickson, Ma1'ilyn Yunker, Queen Pat II in center, Patricia Rush. We are riot strangers to life. We are fully aware of the gratitude we owe to God, our Lord and Creator. We reject riorie of the fruits of His liandiworkg we only abstain from their immoderate or unlawful usef' U11 Pope Pius XI, Encyclical on Christian Education. Some Highlights Compliments of Bernard J. Majors Agency, Emery-Johnson-Sporting Goods, Johnson Electric Service U21 E 3 Q, x 5 A' . . . N01 may even physical culture, ax it is called, bc crmxi:lgv'ed outside the range of her fthe Churchfsj maternal supervision, for the Yeasm zhat it also is a means which may help or harm Christian educaf tionji Popg Pius XI, Ericyclical on Christian Education. E531 M fi Football Coach Sid Cichy called the initial practice August 25 with 11 lettermen out of 26 candidates turning out. Bef cause of an apparent shortage of man power, Coach Cichy stressed peak physical condition for every participant as the only way the Deacons could be assured of a sucessful season. The Shanley gridders started fast whipping Moor' head and Fargo in their first two contests which assured them of the Intra'City title. The victory over Fargo High was the fifth straight in as many years. A rough, deter' mined St. james eleven fought for the Knute Rockne Trophy. It was a battle of David and Goliath when the Deacons tangled with the Devils Lake Satans, the smaller Deacons ran wild as they crushed their larger opponents. Shanley's advance to football glory was temporarily halted by the heads up Jamestown squad who cashed in on their breaks for a one point victory. Next on the schedule were the prefseason favorites, Wzilipetmnn Wraps. But the lrishmen played as if they didn't read the papers and upset the highly touted Wops in a great display of run' ning and passing. The Shanleyites then took their aerial circus to Park River, but it was temporarily grounded due to high winds thus forcing the Deacons to show their vaunted ground attack. The last obstacle in the path of the Deacons hopes for an Eastern Divisional Title was Valley City who had upset the favored Deacons the two previous seasons. But this time the Deacons came through with a smashing victory and the right to play in the State Championship play-off. Due to inclement weather the title game was cancelled. Shanley and Minot were named cofchampions of North Dakota Class A football. The Deacons received additional honors by being named the top high school team in the state in a press poll of the coaches. First row: Peter Duginski, Norbert Gastonguay, James Feeney, Richard Zora, Iames Harmon, William Thompson. Second row: Coach, Gary Herron, Tommy Savageau, Jerome Fischer. Willard Chaska, Joseph Baril, James Bailey, Duane Scott. Third row: Maurice Mertens, Richard DuBord, Stewart Fellows, Tommy Scott, Donald Bussiere, Ray Keating, Richard Barrett. Compliments of SWEEN EY BROS. E541 Co - Champs Three Deacon gridders were named on all state teams. Those named were center, George Kellyg tackle, Ray Novakg and junior halfhack, Roger Maras. Guard Pat Conmy received a berth on the second team. The Deacons placed eight men on the allfcity team. End, Rod Baileyg tackles, Ray Novak and Tom Walker: guard, Pat Conmy: center, George Kellyg backs, Pat Colliton, Rudy and Roger Maras. The football squad of 1950 would like to express their appreciation to Sid Cichy, head mentor, to Royal Bursler and Fred Trowbridge, asf sistants, for their untiring efforts in promoting a successful football season. They would also like to say, Thank you to the Academy Athletic Association. Moorhead 0 Shanley 26 Fargo O 13 St. James 6 7 Devils Lake 6 27 Jamestown 19 18 Wahpeton 6 26 Park River 13 33 Valley City 12 34 Minot Cancelled 1 M, L First row: Pat Colliton, Ray Novak, Dick Johnson, George Kelly, Rudy Maras, Tom Walker, John Connolly, Ed. Campbell, Rodman Bailey Second row: Neil Deibert, Larry Leclerc, Tommy Felling, Vincent Boit, Gene Johnson, Pat Hurley, Ted Campagna, Dale Denis, Dick Savageau, Pat Conmy Third row: James Wold, Jerry Barrett, Philip Gapp, Jerome Henry, Jude Lamb, George Zwack, Pat Martin, Pat Hogan. Fred Weichman, Walter Broderick. Fourth row: Wayne Blanchard, Robert Wood, Harold Whitcomb, Fred Herman, Pat McNally, Donald Ludwig, Clifford Boisjolie, Dale Kaluza Compliments of: Western Distributing Co., Moorhead T. E. Powers Construction Co., Fargo U51 Basketball SHANLEY HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec Dec Dec. Dec. Dec Dec. Dec. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan, jan. jan. Feb Feb. Feb Feb: Feb Feb Feb Feb 1 Walsh Aggies 2 Grafton 8 St. Mary's Bismarck 9 Mandan 15 Wabpeton 21 St. Leols 22 Minot 5, Fargo 9 Oak Grove 12 Wabpeton 19 Moorhead 20 Jamestown 24 St. Leo's 27 Valley City 2 Fargo 3 Walsh Aggies 10 Moorhead 11 Grafton 16 Breckenridge 17 Devils Lake Z0 Oak Grove 23 Valley City George Kelly Dick Savageau l ompl1mentQ of V Studio Nflftliem SCN E561 41f17 49f4S 33f44 33'4O 47f46 55f41 39f38 36'35 6Of47 33'39 51f59 59f49 63f54 49-44 54f4Z 45f44 4bf43 48f5O 47f45 37145 42'54 37f41 Tom Gretter Tom Walker Bill jumps high in Grand Forks game Bill Seeba Co Roger Maras Dick Wehage Art Cassette mpliments of Knight Printing Cu. l'57l Front: George Kelly, Tom Walker, Bob Martin, Tom Gretter, Dick Wehage Hfyearfoldj gives the boys a boost Back: Bill Seeba, Pat Colliton, Rudy Maras, Roger Maras, Art Cossette, Dick Savageau Compliments of The Building Specialties 0 Cathy Cichy 1 1 C , Pat Colliton surely rises to the occasion E531 Shanley's Deacons in a moment of tense action in their game against the Walsli County Aggies, the first night in the Deacons' new gym, as they watch Pat Golliton's ball come through to pace them to victory. BASKETBALL The Shanley High Hoopsters playing for the first year in their new gym enjoyed a very successful season. They compiled a 14f9 season record including 1Of6 in Class A. Trimming Fargo High in both meetings of the two clubs, and victories over Wahpeton, Minot, and Valley City the Shanley team provided plenty of excitement for its root' ers. At one time during the season the Deacons boasted seven straight wins. Poor shooting cost the Deacons a berth in the State U91 Tournament when they dropped two out of three in the Eastern Divisional tourney. After beating the Grafton Spoilers in the opener 4341, Shanley suffered successive losses to Grand Forks 5646 and Devils Lake 62f46. Guard George Kelly and forward Rudy Maras were named on the allfcity team and given honorable mention for allfstate. Rudy in addition was chosen for the Eastern tourney's honor team. Coach Gichy's outlook is very bright for the 51352 sea' son. Returning lettermen are juniors Roger Maras and Dick Savageaug sophomores Dick Wehage and Tom Gretter. Shanley Athletic Board Back Row: Mr. E. S. Sweeney, Cliairrnang Mr. Daniel Flyinng Mr. A. Wallerius, Secretaryfrfreasurerg Mr. Sid Cichy, Deacon Coaehg Mr. I. I. Niles. Front Row: Mr. S. Gorman, Sr.g Mr. E. Cosgriffg Mr. R. Denis: Mr. I. F. X. Conmy. Not pictured are Mr. Bernie Nlajors, head of Booster Club, and H. B. Kennelly. I l ,f Very Rev. P. Nestor Mr. L. J. Hablas Very Rev. L. I. Arrell Compliments of Service Chevrolet E601 x X XXX X XX Nw ,Q 5 5,2265 waz-mx x ev KM 1, Cuties! 4. Siirprisz-rl! 7. The 'Three Musket 22. Racing forms? 3. Jump high! 8. Little Sylvia 3, f'0y-ay girls fi. Sunny Sophs! 9. Junior Jokers Compliments of Adams, Inc., Cook Sign Company, Fredericks Flowers, Jensen Heating Service, Smoke Shop, Big Red Grocery The true Christian does riot renounce the activities of this life, he does not Stunt his natural facultiesg but he develops and perfects them, by co' ordiriatirlg them with the supernatural. Pope Pius XI, Encyclical on Christian Education. E611 eers 10. Il 12 Pvpaode-iit Ad 14. l3onnie's birthday Future stars 14. Sitting pretty! Innocent Seniors 13. Tak:--off! .Zara ex wpvisvw H f' -'A 'Q .yr ,I r 1 , 1 Qibgggyr lweeeei Qefuejiifgii gf V ,ii K 5 QELQ, ' ev. ,-,, ,ya i -w.v.1- b 1, Future Clieerlc-ader 0 2, XVl1at is it? Tl B v 3, Milkman 24. H2 OZVSV -L. Soplls! 9. Dimples 5. Shack Kids 10. Potluck 11 12 13 1-L 14 E621 Play Serious thinking Senior scramble Tired. Jo? Pepsi-cola Kid ini 16 Harder! 17 Hold ill 18 The Little Peelis 19 Smiles 20 21 The Three Stooges! Serious Seniors .-...M-'Q-v, St. Alls Yea, Deacon! Little lnnocence Picnic Choo Choo Shanley Sculpture ' 225. Portrait by Kresge's 29. Sunny day? 30. Peek-a-Boo 31. Good Old Summer Tim 32, Dog pile 313, Little Orville ,,. f ? J E63 Good old lakes Junior heap Don't hide. Sister! Keep Fargo clean! Mourners Mighty Casey! Years ago Be llop Windy clay Ain't they sweet Lot it go! Que:-n Pat Lunch time Shanley High School Council sv ff .Q yfkw 0, f f rzoflfiywffgfqf f ff fjfff Q -ff ff+ff-f- ff f- cm- nf, X f- ' .vie -f-M me ,, f-f-A f ff-f f 1-of ff 'V ' ' 1, .4 fz. , 1 'PQI A X w 7- n V V,-6 ,UQML Q :.g,w,,,?,,,5f ' f f f f , lk,-L!,yif!L-f, f' fy' ' ' 'l if President ............ ..... ...,......... M r s. C, I, Heltemes Vice' President .... ...v.. M rs. L. A. Leclerc Treasurer .......... ....., M rs. E. M. Sinner Secretary .......,.............................................. ...... M rs. A. C. Fortney Chairman-Ways and Means Committee .... .......... M rs. A. Carolan Chairman-Membership Committee ........ ...,. M rs. W, Chisholm Chairman-Hostess Committee ....... ...... M rs. M, Kodelka Parents are under a serious obligation to see to the religious, moml, civic and physlcal education of their children and to provide for their temporal wellflyeingfl Canon Law as quoted in Pope Pius XI, Encyclical on Education l64l Alumni Cfficers President, Mrs. George Rulon fCorene Billings '42J james Boulger, first vice presidentg Miss Patricia Hyland, third vice presidentg Miss Donna Erickson, secretary, and Mrs. H. A. Tintes treasurer. Mama ' For whatever Catholics do in promoting and defending the Catholic school for their children, is a genuinely religious work and therefore an important task of 'Catholic Actionlf' Pope Pius XI. Encyclical on Christian Education. Mrs. Joseph Orchard, Executive Sccrctiry E651 Alumni of Sacred Heart-Shan- ley High school were drawn to the magnetism of Homecoming once again this year on Clct 13. As in the past, the alumni were ref freshment hosts at the dance in the Knights of Columbus hall. Among the many other activities that attracted them, the grads took active part in the pep rally and turned out in full force for the game at Barnett field to see the Deacons wallop the Wahpeton Vsfops 26'6. Homecoming was highlighted by the coronation of Queen Patricia Rush by Eu' gene Sweeney, president of the Shanley High Athletic association. Mr. Sweeney presented corsages of red and white care nations to attendants Joanne Marquart, Bernadine Erickson, Maxine Brunelle and Marilyn Yunker. This year the roronation ceremony took place between the halves of the football game. Students and alumni opened Home' coming day with mass in St. Mary's catlief dral celebrated by Rev. Wm. Durkin KSHA '40J. Sister M. Borgia directed the school choir. Following mass a series of breakfasts were held by the various groups of students and alums. The queen and attendants were hone ored by the senior girls at a breakfast in the Gardner hotel. A parade, complete with police escort, honoring the queen's court preceded the game. Floats giving visions of the beating ahead for Wahpeton swung down Broad' way with crepe paper fairly flying. Conf vertibles lined with the queen, attendants and cheerleaders as well as cars carrying class officers were features of the parade, The Deacons rolled up a definite swf of 26f6 against YVahpeton under tne lights of Barnett field. And to put the final touch on the L'Friday the l3th activities, a big dance for students and alumni was held in the Knights of Columbus hall. Father Frank Nestor, Archbishop A. J. Muench, Pope Pius Xll and Msgr. Ar' rel take time out to pose for a picture during a Papal Audience in Castel Conf dolfa, ltaly. Rev. Mother M,. Joseph of St. Johns orphanage, formerly of Sacred Heart Acad' emy, and Sister M. Alphonsus of Sacred Heart celebrated their golden jubilee on July 2. They shared jubilee honors with the late Sister M. Bernard of St. John's or' phanage who celebrated her golden anni- versary three years previously. Sister M. Bernard fMary Mooney of St. Joseph, Mo.j entered the novitiate of the Presentaf tion Sisters at Fargo in 1894. She served for a number of years as a teacher at the academy and various other schools in the diocese. Rev. Mother M. Joseph fMary Crea' ganj and Sister M. Alphonsus fCatherine Clarkj came from Limerick, lreland, and entered the novitiate of the Presentation Sisters in Fargo on July 2, 1897. They entered what was then known as St. Josephs convent, now St. John's orphan' age. Both have served for many years as teachers in the academy. The school at New Rockford was organized under the supervision of Rev. Mother M. Joseph. She also served as Reverend Mother duff ing her years as instructor in the acadf emy. The Sacred Heart academyfShanley High Alumni association sent a letter to all alumni in regard to the golden jubilee observance. A purse of S5243 was collected for the jubilarians. This along with a spirit' ual bouquet was presented to them on behalf of the Alumni organization. Rev. Father Paul of the Passionist Fathf ers of Chicago, celebrated the Mass for the Jubilarians on July Z. Father Paul fFrank Placekj was reared by the Sisters in St. John's orphanage. To the present time there have been five Sisters in the Presentation order who have had golden jubilees. They are Moth' er M. Paul fdeceasedj, Sister M. Cecelia fdeceasedj, Sister M. Bernard fdeceasedj, Rev. Mother M. Joseph and Sister M. Alphonsus. Those who were fortunate enough to have had these Sisters as teachers revere their memories as such and we know every alum reading this article will join us again in wishing them God's richest blessings on their remaining years. Rev. Arth, superintendent of Shanley High school, sent the following message to the Alumni organization cancernlng the Fall Festival. Father Arch said On November 16 many of us will be celebrating. We will be enjoying ourselves at the annual Fall Festival sponsored by the Alumni associaf tion. Without a lot of courage and will' ingness to work on the part of the sponf sors, such a large undertaking would be doomed to failure. To spell complete sucf cess, we need, besides the good will of the people in general, a veritable host of will' ing, cooperative workers. We have all of these! A slight change has been injected into this year's overall plans. We will find the members of Shanley High Parent council taking care of all lunches. This relieves the members of the Alumni association of the added burden of worrying about food supplies in addition to their many cares about confectioneries, etc. lt is truly inspiring to see the members of both organizations working so harmon' iously together for the common goal . . . giving a helping hand to Catholic educaf tion, No one is seeking a personal reward or public acclaim. Each member is showf ing in a concrete way that he can surf mount personal ideosyncracies in order that true charity may grow and increase. May God look down on their common enterprise and bless their lives and familf ies with all things profitable unto salvaf tion, concluded Father Arth. i661 I AM THE LADY OF THE ROS' ARY and I have come to warn the faith- ful to amend their lives and ask pardon for their sins. They must not continue to offend Our Lord, already so deeply off fended. THEY MUST SAY the ROS' ARY. Words of Our Lady of Fatima, 1917 Alumni Trustees George Noonan and Mrs. T. E. Stoa, both of Fargo, have been elected to the board of trustees. They will fill vacancies left by the death of Dr. George M. Denis and the inability of Mrs. Tintes to hold both the office of treasurer and trustee for the organization. Holdover trustees are: Mmes. E. G. Hughes, Lou Misclne, Ray Chisholm, Pargog Albert Sinner, Cas- selton. More than anything else, the Alumni are proud of the expansion of their pro- gram to include a retreat for the members Sunday, January 28 and a lecture on the Apparation of Gur Lady as related to world peace by Mr. Breen of the Scapular Magazine, Tuesday, March 13. Both events were well attended and a very great success. The Alumni feel that this brings them closer to the objectives they had in mind when organizing the Alumni Association. Alumni were hosts to the last senior class of Sacred Heart academy at its annual communion breakfast for graduates and annual meeting of the Alumni association on May 28. Breakfast was served in the town Hall of the Gardner hotel following mass and communion in St. Mary's cathedral. The annual meeting of the alumni association and election of officers followed. Monsignor Arrell and Father Arth were guest speakers at the affair honor' ing the graduating alums. Monsignor Arrell urged all graduates to join actively in the alumnae. He also spoke of the possible necessity of changing the name of the alumni association because of the opening of the new Shanley High school. Father Arth spoke to the students about the big part their Catholic educaf tion will play in their future plans. A Mrs. Grchard, executive secretary, welcomed the graduating seniors and outlined the activities of the Alumni organization during the past. Gfficers ol the organization gave their respective reports. Very Rev. L. Sl. Arrell o l Mr. Albert Sinner Very Rev. F. Nestor E671 YCCYX Q il 11 - ? E '1'lE.E: 111CL11. if M Qc Wi 'T-Lt au. Sadie. ome.Q.owi in Social alendar Dear Diary: Sept. 6 Successful start! 26fO football victory over Moorhead. Sept. 10 Registration finally took place after three long months! Sept. 12 Father Durkin offered Mass to start the school year. Sept. 13 That makes a record of five! Fargo bowed 13fO. Sept. 20 Knute stays another year! The Deacons eked out a 7f6 victory over St. Iames. Sept. 27 Chalk up another win for the Deacons-Devils Lake 27f6! Cct. 6 guigone and only defeat of the year-lost to Jamestown in a 'iGame of Prestige 11 Shack made its initial appearance under its new editors. 13 Queen Pat Rush reigned over our most important social event of the year-Home' coming! Mass, a parade, a victorious game with Wahpeton and the dance, rounded out the activities. 20 State-We're on our way! Walsh County bowed 33f7. 27 The Eastern crown is ours! Defeated Valley City 34112. Nov. 9 First nine weeks exams started! 10 Strained our brains again today to get good marks! 11 Bad weather cancelled State Championship game. 17 The boys ducked as the girls took over at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. 21 The second issue of '!Shack kept the students busy today. 12 Despite bad weather the hayride Went off in great style. 22f27 Much to the sorrow of all concerned school closed for a short Thanksgiving vacation. 27 Voice and piano students presented a recital in the assembly this evening. Dec. 1 The new Shanley gym was successfully initiated with a 41f17 victory over Park jan. River. 8 New Southside Sodalists were received in an impressive ceremony at St. Anthony! 13 17 19 19 27 29 church. Most Valuable Player award went to Pat Colliton this evening at the Quarter' back Club banquet. The Shanley hoopsters made a successful trip to Wahpeton, downing the Wcips 4746. The noon hour was spent reading the third issue of Shack.l' The Glee Club! presented a Christmas Cantata in the Sacred Heart auditorium. Blue and silver decorated St. Anthony's gym for the annual Snoball Formal, sponsored this year by Shack. Our coach, uSid, was chosen '!Coach of the year. 4 Shanley received its new occupants with open arms today at the end of the Christ' mas vacation. 5 Dedication services were held this evening followed by a victorious 3665 game with Fargo High. 7 Beautiful bouquets of flowers generously donated by friends decked the halls of 12 19 22 2124 2727 30 Shanley for the open house held this afternoon. Wahpeton gained revenge 3983 on the Deacons on the Shanley court followed by a very successful initial dance held in the new cafeteria. The Red and White took it on the chin again, this time from lvloorhead 59451. A noodle hot dish marked the opening of the new cafeteria under the manage' ment of Mrs. Alan Carolan. Brains were racked to find the answers to the puzzling questions in our semester exams. Basketball was forgotten as our annual retreat was held in the gym. Voice and piano students again combined their talents to present a recital this evening. 1631 Feb. 2 Chalked up victory No. 2 in basketball over Fargo High for the season tonight 54-42. 6 The Northside Sodality sponsored a Preflenten Valentine Dance in St. Mary's 8 Clubrooms. The Shack blossomed in the halls of Shanley again today. 11 In a beautiful ceremony at St. Mary5s Cathedral new members were received into the Northside Sodality. 17 The Deacons were downed by a fighting Devils Lake team 4767. 15' The Academy auditorium was the scene of a recital presented by Shanley music pupils. Mar. 1 Mass in the gym opened vocation month. 1f3 Eastern tournaments were held with the Deacons capturing fourth place-not 7 7 enough to go to State. The Exchange Club held a banquet in honor of our Deacons this evening. Alpha Honor awards were presented to six senior students in ceremonies held in the gym. 10 The first games in the GAA tournaments were held with the Juniors downing the Seniors and the Freshmen triumphing over the Sophomores. 12 Another banquet was held for the team, this time sponsored by the Kiwanis. 16 18 The best edition of Shack to date made its appearance today. The music pupils of Shanley presented a- concert of Sacred Music in the Acad' emy Auditorium. 1957.0 Exams are here again! The class tournaments were held also, with the election of I ai next year's cheerleaders. Classes were over at noon today to start the Easter vacation. The juniors captured first place in the final game of the GAA tournament, held in the gym. Mar. 25 A group of Senior girls kept their tradition of eating Easter breakfast together 26 27 29 30 Apr. 2 as they enjoyed a luscious meal in The Barn of the Frederick Martin Hotel. The Squires put on a very successful Easter dance in the K. C. Hall. Still a little weary after a busy vacation, the students plodded back to their classes today. And they're off! Itls our track team starting practice! The Shanley girls looked fresh as daisies in their many colored cottons at the Gingham Ball. Barb Kelly and john Connelly were crowned Queen and King Cotton at this event sponsored by i'Shack. The Junior Class had the students creaming in terror with its presentation of l'Tiger House , a mystery chosen as their class play. 3 Southside Sodalists received membership pins at their meeting this evening. 8f9 11 27 28 May 9 16 18 20 Student Council Convention. Bright, gay spring formals and beautiful corsages added to the beauty of the Top of the Mart at the Frederick Martin Hotel, the scene of the DinnerfDance sponf sored by the Annunciation Sodality. The Seniors presented l'Murder in a Nunneryu at Festival Holl, N.D.A.C. Cur track team participated in a meet at Grand Forks. The Juniors presented the Seniors with a wonderful Prom, held in the spacious Shanley gym. The sixth and final edition of i'Shack came out today. The staff has done a wonderful job, and we would like to thank them. Senior Honor Day was held today with everyone going on their merry way after Mass in the Chapel. The Alumni held a breakfast for the Seniors this morning after attending Mass in a body at St. Mary's Cathedral. .Ba T ball. 1'01V1. N-s 'i . 'r X gs Exams f l I E Z2f24 To pass or not to passethat is the question! Final exams are here! X X 27 The graduating class of '71 bid fond farewell to SHA and Shanley at commence' ment exercises this afternoon. 'Bye now and Cod be with you. l f69l ' T , Ii I7 il y fff.Li.f, fillxlik -r-'adiuasifo-A.. 1 o fi W 'W M' V X. ji S4 LE T GN RACTING ' iri , pair'n nsta ations, Supplies P pt ffic' nt Service . y ial 5 E ELEC RI CONSTRUCTION Reger d i Reger, Proprietors , 11 2 irst A nue So Fargo, N. Dak. 14 , , X, V TY FIRST EQUIPMENT, INC. 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Clem Sweeney Bill Sweeney SWEENEYS NATIONAL CLEANERS ' Downtown Location: Under Mary Elizabeth Shop Dial 5545 1135 17th St. S. Pick Up and Delivery Service Aetna Life Insurance Co. Life - Accident - Group Pension VERNON H. STAUCK, General Agent 410 Black Bldg. Ackermann Realty Co. Buying or Selling Real Estate CONTACT US 512 Black Bldg. Phone 2-2461 Fargo, N. Dak. Compliments of Magill 86 Co., Inc. Compliments COAL - OIL - SEED Of Corner Bwdy. 85 Front St. Fargo. HOMER S. THUNE , , Photographer Waldon s Clothing NIQCI-aqken Studig 404 Center Ave. Moorhead 110W Broadway Fargo, N. D. I 'N XM Q 1,,1gi15.i:1E:.:.24.' ' whenever you're ready! ' PLUG IN Fon , a ' S 'e etscrmc ssnvlcs GD A A ' 3 f NORTHERN STATES H Powsn COMPANY ff QZWQZZ' V, YOUR HECTRICAI. SERVANT .' 1311 ,mf .V Wg4gg5gfgWQff!T?IfTEV W f My? fii3v'fIQ MSQAIQSAW 'J Wy O-MOORHEAD ' WEL OBILE DEALERS If ASSOCIATION My , fb QS . Wi A E ' MY' WANT TO ....:.A:1 I SELL w :Q BEN NEED A DO IT THE EASY WAY USE The Fargo Forum Want Ads BIRTH SHOWER BIRTHDA Gf I1 A T S Y THE STORK SHOP NC Compliments Cf NORTH DAKOTA AUTOMOBILE CLUB 311 Broadway Fargo, N. D. Dial 5322 8 Compliments of lil4lE3 -:Al i MEYERSTAUBE COMPANY 14 N Your Crosley Distributor Fargo, North Dakota THE DAKOTA NATIONAL BANK Fargo, N. D. Complete Banking Service For All The Family Checking-Savings-Loans Member of F.D.I.C. IN BANKING TO HELP BUSINESS M '-'T INTERSTATE SEED AND GRAIN COMPANY l83l TORGERSON'S High Grade Off-Sale Imported English - BRIAR PIPES Comphments 115-5 Street North Fargo of MUURHEAD KELLY BROS. Sporting Goods Your International Harvester Dealers In BISON HOTEL Barber Shop FREEZERS Gene Schliehting and REFRIGERATORS Ingberg Furniture Shop 18-13th St. North Fargo, N. D. - UPHOLSTERING Fargo, N. D.. Dial 4255 REFINISHING REPAIRING ' Northwest Bakery Co. Congfatulatlons' Blue Bird Bakery Products 704 Center Ave. Moorhead, Minn. ,k . NODAK GRILL Good Foods Quick Service Open 24 Hours a Day 523 Broadway Dial 4608 BREYER BROS. Used Cars House Trailers Ernie and Ferd . Congratulations Seniors MASSE GROCERY 1140 Sth Street North Your Beautiful Cafeteria Fargo Food and Epuipment RECORDS NEW OR OLD You'll Find Them At Bernie,s Record Shoppe Fargo's Only Exclusive Record Store 625 NP Ave. Phone 8448 COMPLIMENTS to 1951 Class Zeman's Beauty Shoppe For Complete Beauty Service Dial 2-1978 1308 3rd Ave. So Compliments of McShane,s Gift Shop RUBBER STAMPS Fargo Rubber Stamp Works 519 lst Avenue North Fargo, N. D. M. ORBAN Shoe Renair-Shine Dry Cleaning 611 NP Ave. Fargo, N. D. Hanson Mechanical Trade School 65 3rd Street North Congratulations Class of '51 PARK LAUNDRY Complete Service 709 2nd Avenue South IN WAR TIME BUY LAND ED. C. ANDERSON 602 N. P, Avenue Dial 2-0542 Fargo N. Dak For your next shopping date stop at Moody's first. We have GAFFANEYS . . that t'NeW Look Fashion. ROYAL WORLD'S NUMBER 1 TYPEWRITER Fargo N. Dak. Both Standard and Portable EVERYTHING IN FINE FOOTWEAR Whitcomb 86 Foss, Inc. Plumbing, Heating and Air if Conditioning R at G BooTERY Dial 2-4421 422 B d F N. D 302 Bwdy Fargo, N. D. ma Way argg' ISU -XJ J. Diay7i43 Jy , fir xii' BISOH Hotel Coffee Shop Harrin fonfe? Houghton Mg 1' OPEN 24 HOURS Q6 1 W HQVRDWARE G d Tialrgo, lf! North ota Oo Food 3 WX Sf P J 6 VJ fl 9 V omplim nt f VL RITZ CAFE J C ,, MQ af insonojso erg Be sure of the ' P BEST X The vlmrlte Store, AT ill 9 for Men and Boys THE 514 Front St. Dial 4596 RITZ QUALITY BAKERY For the Best of Repairing means 0 Quality THE Food SHOE HOSPITAL I For that next order of Compllments I IIIIQTFIPJII Of OFFICE SUPPLIES and IEClIJII'Ddl3IJ1F KINNEY THE L. G. PRATT Co. SHOE STORE Dial 6646 516 Front St. Fargo, N. D AMAN A HOME FREEZERS Both chest and upright from 6 to 24 cu. ft. Burks Shallow and Deep Well Pumps Emergency Light and Power Plants Moorhead OVERVOLD DIST. INC. 703 Center Ave H561 Gate City Building and Loan Association Interoffice Correspondence All Accounts Insured Up To 510,000 TED EVAN SON MEN'S WEAR Fargols Fastest Growing Men's Store Phone 5328 219 Broadway Dial 4783 HEADQUARTERS HQENCKVS FOR GIRLS 7 14 NEWEST AND BEST THE SUB-TEEN SHOP 516 1st Ave. No. FUR STORAGE VAULT IN THIS AREA FINE FURS COMPLIMENTS First National Bank QF and Trust Company of Fargo Congress Candy Co. The Oldest Bank In North Dakota Member F. D. I. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Russ Buick Co. Compliments CoMPL1MENTs OF of . Rothrock Awning , Co. MELTING S MARKET 305 Broadway HORVICK ELECTRIC MOTOR CO. 303-307 lst Avenue South Moorhead, Minnesota Maytag 86 Kelvinator Sales and Service Piggly Wiggly Store 514 North Bdwy. 82 Sth St. South CoNGEATULAT1oNs 1: ARGO AERIE GRADUATES NO 153 from the 'k o. J. de LENDRECIE CGMPANY Fraternal order of Fargo, North Dakota EAGLES Fargo N. Dak. C Ii nt The PIERCE Company . .. Ompofme S PRINTING LITHOGRAPHING FARGO NATIONAL OFFICE SUPPLIES AND BANK I EQU PMENT 62 Broadway PHONE 5586 Fargo, North Dakota 1019 First Ave. N. Fargo, N. Dak. Member FDIC THE LARGEST CAMERA STORE IN THE NORTHWEST Featuring DEFENDER REVERE BELL 86 HOWELL WESTON ANSCO EASTMAN SYLVANIA Two Locations To Serve You - . . N P A . TiTiil4glT6A2ve N0 E P K O 631 Dial 68,51 T581 1 X ,Hi 'QM ,, .V 1 I ,, F- IL, ' ,,wmf'3 , -v Y 5, 1 gig' jf I' E 4? fi as