Southside Catholic High School - Clarion Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Standing: M. Auhuctnon, W, Eacs, W. Fcdcrcr. Scatca L Llebmann, M. Perry, orcrtory o Bill Federer, a senior, speaking on The Constitution and Youth took tirst place in the American Legion oratory contest last February. Other finalists were Morgan Perry, Bob Connors, Lester Lieb- mann and Francis Chenot. ln the Knights of Columbus contest in March, Bob Heitert, a junior, won the gold medal and the right to represent South Side in the W. C. U. finals with his Dan- gers of Coriirnunisrnf' Francis Kubik placed ,Q second, Ed Schaeffer third. Experienced Brother Bobert Wag- ner coached all en- trants in these conf tests. elocution o Bobert Belscher ot ZA won the a n ri u a l freshriian-sophcrrzore public speaking contest this year. His winning selection was Caught :n ihe Quiclisandf' an excerpt from Victor Hug c. Second rlace went to Frank VJel4rer cf lB, third to Richard Mellch ct l.-R. Other tinfvlists. all Sophczgorcs, were Boker' Messzner, Donald Eclcrich, Francis Schrtialle and Donald lackscn. Bro. Lambert lvlader coached the Sf'9Tll1GI'S. Page Tliirly 0 if Q PTIDD QS SGC 0 debate F The past season was tar from a glorious one for South Sides debaters. Records show a series of moral vic- tories as members of V . the team call them in the Marianist and Catho- . E lic leagues, and but two I- triumphs in the City Q' league. - M , Five seniors did all the H A- H debating this year. VV il- i liam Federer, Martin Au- buchon and William 4 Baes vainly maintained that The United States Should Establish an Alliance with Great Britain, while Lester Liebrnann and Morgan Perry argued with little success that no such alliance be formed. Brother Albert Stein coached the speakers. xjf 417' Z is 'P Top L Llebmann, F. Chcnot, R Connors, M Perry, W Federer Center: R Hcrtcrf, P. Fischer, A Michel, F. Kubuk, P. Hopfnngcr E. Schaefer. Bottom R. Messrnc-r, D. Eckrrch, F. Schrnallc, D, Jack- son, F. Weber, R Mclloh, R. Belscher.

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Around thc table, standing. W. Larzh, L Ebert, G Roeftncr, E Swanston E Vcrwcr H Senftcrt, L Earhart, F. Cheno R, Mellon, E Fischer Scatori J. Sweeney, R. Hcifcrt, J Hcalcy, L Licbrnann, M. Hubbard, C. Fava, Rev. A. H. Ra c A. Scnrnittgens, R, Ranma, o catholic action F A F F . S iritua Behind every major proiect ot Catholic Action is the Central Committee, made up ot one elected representative troni each ot the eighteen titular classes. As is customary, the Com' mittee's maior work of the year was the annual Christnias Food Drive, which was under the direct supervision ot Father Doclcter, moderator ot the Committee at that time. Well over two hundred baskets were distributed on Christmas eve. The seniors handled collection, evaluation, packing and distribu- tion of the food. While Father Doclcter was in charge of the Committee, minutes of each ot its meetings, supplemented by his own ideas and comments, were presented bi-weekly to each class tor discus- sion at the regular Catholic Action meetings. The second maior undertaking of the year, the paper drive, surpassed records ot previous years. Besides these protects, the Committee was instrumental in maintaining the illuminated bulletin board, stimulated mission collection, and fostered special Marianist proarams during Qctober and May. Fatner Babe directed the activities ot the group durznfg the second semester. 0 retreat Early in September, the students made their iouffday annual retreat of meditation, prayer. instruction and examination of conscience. This year was the tirst in which all students were in retreat simultaneously, services icr seniors and Juniors being held by Fatner Rabe in the chapel, ana tcr tresnmen ana sophomores by Father Dockter in the audi- toriurri. Pirgg Tliwtyfllm nip it