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

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junior a ,? Father Lamb's lunior A has all it takes : brains, athletic ability and school spirit. 3A boasted four claws on the Dra- gon football squad 1n loe Iedlicka all Prep tackle Bob Powers Harry Seiiiert and Howard Becker Luke Deters was picked as outstanding in the boxing tournament The class had its musically minded Harry Stonum and Ken Thum in the swing band wh1le lohn Wolken was in the accordion band lohn Schwartz loe Straub and Harry Stonum represented the class in the Glee Club Lawrence Oldeg and Charles Ogle won prominence as debaters In school drives the class always rated winning the food dnve by over two thousand points IUHIOFS Junior b Iunior B under the capable direc tion of Brother Gerard Knuth can members of Brother Gerard s class won places on the varsity football team E Fischer receiving a major letter wh1le S Pohl andl Shrews bury mented minor letters Wehrle Exler and Ebert were mamstays on South Slde s quintet wh1le Shrews bury received a mmor award Ebert and Conrad entered the boxing tournament 3B was well represented in the musical act1v1t1es Francis Ruff was a member ofthe Glee Club Charles Haase of the accordion band Ber nard Hellweck and Kenneth T1efen brunn were 1n the brass band . . I ' I I I I I v . I . - I boast of its athletic prowess. Three I I . . . . . I . n - ' I . , . . I - I

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wif Mgfilgw Back row: Frank Homo, Bill Pruellage, Bill Zielinski, Herm Drees, Tom Kuenke, Richard Mulligan, Louis Comerio. Front row: Marty Heiman, foe Weissler, foe Hurst, lohn Walken, Lou Kell, Charles Haase, Absent when picture was taken, Donald Heitmeier, Fred Busch accordion band L. .C . South Side is unique in that it has so many good accordionists. Brother loseph Schmidt was quick to realize this fact. The result of his patient planning is South Side's accordion band. The youthful musicians made their debut at the Mothers' Club Christmas party. That the band was a success is putting it mildly. Then followed appearances at such events as South Side's basketball games and Father Lamb's benefit program for Nazi prisoners. May its second year be as successful as its first. music . brass band A great number of people are responsible for the band. It is difficult to decide whom to acknowledge first. Brother lulius was the spark that lit the tinder which has been collecting on the band subject since way back when . He put the idea into action. The action was the Mothers' Club. It stepped in, in typical Mothers' Club fashion, and bought all the equipment. Brother Edward Reeb was named faculty supervisor and Mr. Charles Werner Bandmaster and head of the teaching staff. They started with nothing, and now after five months they have forty-three musicians and several public apear- ances behind them. First row, left to right: R. Schibig, B. Blume, D. Raumschuh, R. Ash, l. Wehrle, W. Meyer, l. Haring, A Tilley M Zeis l Weissler, M. Heiman, R. Frei,l Dougherty, R. Bold, R. Koenig, L. Forthaus. Second row: I. Newman, V Vander Hacr I. Becker, l. McGau1ey, I. Corbett, G. Peters, R. Helfrich, F. Snow, l. Michaelree, I. Fernandez, R. Bloemlrer E Haessig N. Kansteiner, T, Kuenke, I. Haselhorst, B. Zimmerman, F. Vogelweid, W. Feustel, T. Carmody, R. Loury D Minne man. Third row: E. Griesboum, H. Stiften, I. O'Bnen, O. Ullrich, A. Guilfoy.

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,MM WW! 44? aw fi! LA ue- 69 Q99 , ll Junror c Under the guldance ot Father Her bert P1eper 3C set an env1able record 1n act1v1t1es W1ll1am Gurlfoy and loe Cuba mamtamed the h1ghest school aver ages for the year and also pos1t1ons 1n the leadmg act1v1t1es Cuba was the presldent of the camera club and Gurlfoy beS1deS be1ng a de bater took hrst place ln the jumor oratory contest both were Clarion stafi wnters O Rerlly Wmter and Gurlfoy won letters on the football squad Gil lrck and Oldenburg earned thelr emblems as hoopsters Um1don and Schlette gave good accounts of themselves 1n boxmg L Brennecke l Cuba W Gurlfoy H Lankford M Med1Ch and l Maher won places on the school s h1gh honor roll Junror d Brother Eugenes class lumor D had a truly remarkable record It copped the penny donat1on dnve and led the 1un1or d1v1s1on 1n the weekly m1ss1on dr1ves U Guttlng I Howe W Baahlman and G Schlele played varslty bas ketball R Mrlhgan I Z1el1nsk1 l Menetre E Fre1 H Powell and U Guttmg recerved major football let ters 3D s pugrlxsts were R Mrlhgan F Kempf and R Rosen l ludge represented the class rn juruor oratory E Fre1 l ludge and W Coughhn were members of the debatrng squad whlle I Staufen bxel and M Ka1ser added therr vorces to the glee club l Howe A Schrerhoff l ludge M Ka1ser and P Kratzert rated h1gh honors Qc 'W fc. K lr- S e a s 'T Page Tufnfy Num ,V 1 K V A !U t, - , ., ' f - l jj, - 4 - -f , ll ' W ' 'W ' J -, ' V, H. aw ,F ' ' ' .V ! L ' P Q V, , ' 0 v ' ,,. , 2' f A, Q, N - , ' gf! f, K! lr 'A I , ' 5,5 V -D y 6 Z i navy. : V V K' -'L ' . H +114 f ,J d ' - 'Q ' - L' ' 'rv vi ,,,,V V I , VV z f' ' . . . JW' ' ,' 1 .J . . . - 3 F V V ' ' . A , . A' 1 .X . .f '4 Q j bg., if '- ,- ' ' v I l l L ' ll up I X .V V V V V , , ,V ,V, , ' , ft ' 'Y ' u V ' : ' ff - ' f - : . 'W ' . I ,J A ' - ,if , if ' ff f A' ' . 1 ' W , A , - ' . . 4 ' Q Vg, , V V W ' V rV 2 V .4 . ,V 'Q if . reg, - - 1 .. .. ' ' 1' 5 Hu- 4 ' I ' I ' r ' i vi ' - V . V V! y -3 4- I I .M ffl ' V , 4 - Q H ' 4 fs V , r , VV 4,-.1, .IVV V V V .V V -rrr V - vi' V ' .e 6, , Vs! V A V ., V VV V VVVVV , , 5 2 - - 1 , ' ,' 1 , ' ,i V V V . 4, -: ' 9 , V V ,V V VU ,,, 7' .IVVV V 1 ' V V -1: WV ,iff A ,,,V W , V ,. 5: V57 ,. -9.1 j l- A J. V' V- E so - V ' I ' f 2 u .:. , , g J - V W . V J 31 . . . V Q . A , ' -5,0 in rf -7 ,, ' ig? f - f V - 1 - V g . ' sa , , ,. , V V I - VV, V , Q, , ' ' 2 ' ' ' ' ' - , - . . 3 4. I V Q ' l I V 7. VV' . V, Qu V I 8 V, V, ,, x V . 1 Vg f- V :V Q, , '- 2 . V V I 3' l 'Q I V . . - VV ,J -J Zh ' v ' ' ff ,,: Y .V 9 , ' .1 A g J' V V V , 4-Jr ,, -: V WVV - I - 1 - 1 V - Q A . 1 V 1 9 . ,I V: ,fig V -fri? Q 1 A , A ' 5 Q' 1 , ' ' 4 v .