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

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.ili.,,.. S From MONT ner R. Mendvca F Vander Pluym Secomi colurrn V. Rudolph, W Suda R. Ma g music F :T vOw E 'vicvc' F Hehe K Tc9Qri r.rvw R Cceriova H Fcivix E Dis kcs H Hulc-1 K Timm Erizvy' mv. E Xoeko- F Kurwk J Vmrciia C Serif-Ilki F Caiarzn 0 J J.'wcIn-aw' F Schrwallc' '. Fomaui Thi' ' mm H Html' K 'umh J VCPPIH Twp :ow R Aroma 0,91 C Lo :al ,,. o orchestra lffiilr 1: rerferlcrrfr Iflfirllflj ITKIIA rzifiriflzeze Iliriquqli seriii-clrzssicrzi 'md liglii fvgerci TI.l.lSlC,BTfiil1f'3I Lduis 'l'rf:'.-Jfxlterls IIJLISIVVITKIS were poggilcrr wherever they played Tliis yeirr. lzi Decerrrlier they fzrid the ayle-e club presented rm excellent rriueirtfrle for the Mothers' Club Grid students. lri Mrrrcli frrid ecrrly April the group perforrried di the St. loseph Crodtiori Pcrrislfi Pdssiori Pldy. Alsm iri April it provided music di the W. C U. ordiory lirifzls drrd The Se-riior C1335 Plfzy. This rriorrilr tlie Qreheslrd was irivited lf Crppedr C11 ilie dririudl pldy dl Ursuline Acdderiiy. C1153 Day will rrifrrlfc its final perforrrifrrxee df the yecr. ICH colurvri D, Jackson F Bauer C Msnken T Hacuss Ioncy, M Robbers Drum mage' R Heneff Third Column W, MaThcws,J Schmidt A Bi-konmcicr F Huelsing Right column A Junker M, Hug L Hoang H Larikfofi E VVo'mOk, Vx Mendica R Clever qll 2 flx glee club o The high spit af the .glee Clube .,, ,.1 X, W.--, .,,. , 'xi V95-If 'NCP --F Pf'-In-H-:re-l All lf-' Fwd? 'Jw Mcyecefev Kvafzevf Scbwa-V: Two. '.auvw'af-r Fcquxau Strapir SPriiJ Txjlwlglfl Fegfi-Y' .f jhg L1-Q Secorvi rev. ADC! Jvcgcnc Stomm- E109 Erachafrmw Mdwlwillc' Acicfi K 1 ,X .N T . Trwf 'qw Ruff Wohvlc Kaompf Emrus SUWQ- Wee' Eruce Lavngm f1lClIf'.1. rjL'JlT',T1'..lfI. l.. .A'7Y.'f.. Fwuvrh 25+ Noel Chic-rifxurg Case. Kew: Kaefee' Rcrmc Back mv. Kr-ivtor Brztlier Arfricrry Gerlifxrdi dire? Umm pigeon E'C 'a Eelke' my -4 .rp mr. ., id -4 ip pe-. B r L.. Tye A ..-...,, r.4 4 4 dz .. W.- A. . , ihe 5 , J l'1CI!, Q L fr, Argfrpfmy. ..,Y , . ,.

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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

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ober l2 with a day af cannon g mothers' cluln Standing Mrs Frar-k Getting Mfs Rozert Nicnott Seated M s Leahy Mrs vvsltiarv Schroeder Mfg Jorn Jfmtf cf Me Hoey' Ee 0 vital to south side s e ss ss s The Mothers' Club is a Vital part of South Slde fa history is recoraed in the continuous line of activ its organization X1 March, l936, it has promoted sales, excursions, and banquets, and presented g1fts consistent vigor and success that it has made itself The mothers began their program this year on Qct hclic High School. lts mes it sponsors. Strive card parties rurr.r1f'ge to the schocl with such indispensable. recollection, at the close of which was dedicated a rnonstrance which they had given to the chapel. Cn November lU they held their fall card party. l-loly Mass for the departed relatives and friends of the members was offered on December 8, and on December 20 the club staged its annual TjliYlSfYI,'IiE party. A few weeks later a pre-Lenten card party was held, followed ar. April 28 by a social for the members. The next number on the mothers' program is a group Comrr-union and breakfast for the seniors on Tune 4, the morning of graduation. Their yearly boat excursion for the student body will be on Tune l4. These protects, together with the past record of the Mothers' fflub, are more than sufficient to warrant highest praise from thc students who sincerely appreciczte its untiring work. lncluded among the Clubs gifts to the school are the public address systerz., equipment for the medical room, instruments and iiniforrris far the Drum- Bugle corps, a ngonstrance for the chapel, ana a sound-rnovie f,TC:'9Cl1',l! outfit.