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

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Dnrcctor Bro Joe Sclcniidt Front row left to right J Ktcln P Vondcr Hvtr E Llcsfnfmld XX Robert X Von der Hur Re-'nr NI Scllwclltx R Bold J Xloodwtrd G Hellnp, lx ilu: A D nk Nltr lens 'V fwmgmaifml Last summer th11teenmus1cally mlnded Southsiders met under the wing of Bio Joe Schmidt to form a swing band Weekly practice sessions so improved their style that they ac cepted Jobs at local parish affairs During the school year they appeared at assemblles basketball games boxing matches and on May 7 they produced then own tvxo hour vatlety show the Svtmsgcapades Officlally known as the South S1de SXVIHQIUZ-151015 the hepcats boast a repettoiy of Hftx melodies 'Else GEM ty five Students tiptoed to the pailor to begin practice for appearance at two pep rallies The warblmg group starred m the Freshman Frolic and the Christmas band conceit On Dec 22 thev appealed m Union Station and Cl'1I'lStIll?lS Eve heaid thell caxolmg ln the Holly Hllls distilct In addition the members sang weekly at Benedictlon SSTVICCS in chapel First rov. left to rlght Bro Ylllllilhl Lehwn D Mtssel D Xlntte Wm B'1mbr1ck J Courmev F Marcus R Sedlacek R Smder P Komrska M Kennedy Second rovx lctt to ru.,ht C, 'WlCKEl1l11 E Peters H Mr-Runolds R Xkekcnborg G Gremmelsbicher XX 11 Bond T Dresnel V KUI7 Third rms left to Flglll R Dlerke N Rektr .I Iwnch D Fleck J Ttchrtcek T Luesenfeld G Fetcht Fourth rov. left to right G Bauer K Dwust R Ixnchhnff K Koberman R Xhtzofskg .I Ehrler . .A . . . ' 'z , '. . J. 'nr f. . - u in. R. . -- 4 ' sv s-A. . .q may A ' ss. A September morn echoed with Bro. William Lehan's call for glee club prospects. Six-

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Mr Jo eph D1Fulv1o When Semors offered the annual play earlx ln Spring the band vxaS thexe to pxoxlde en textamment before after and between the acts band showed XLlS8t1ll1X bx maxchmg 111 the Holy Name A1 1n1St1ce and Pan AITIGIILIII pa lades The lHOIUb91S vxele dxllled ln INdlLl1lI1U fundamentals by B10 Wllllalll D1SCl10I Blothel Joseph SCl1I'l1lClt haS completed h1S Second xeal as facultx adxlsel fox the band 'V Band Thrice weekly for the past 271 days ox 61 half a hundred Southslders have Selenaded the dawn Wlth chords of Sharps and flatS Un der the d1rect1on of Prof Joseph D1Fulv1o the bands ablllty swelled and the muS1cal scores took shape All efforts were rewalded aS the Chrxstmas concert of Dec 19 and the sprmg concert of May 21 proved profitable and SuccesSful Bio Joseph Schmidt SM f .- . . , K ' , . . V . X r . . 1 I v 1 Y 3 I 'rl Dropping the long hair arrangements. the F. , -A v , -if ' ' y 1 . ' ' , v ' . .L . - .. -Z n Q s-. 1.1 V 1 sl . a n i . 3 . , . ' ' ' . . v . . ' x ' .

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' . 9 '-. Y M-, 'VQfLa,rnafic5 .1 f. SSE: Zigi f 5' ' duction. 'V Yzaand Cffbigcmaad It seems Prof. Relyea and his side-kick Phil had found the Elixir of Youth. or so they thought. The prof gave it to General Burbeclc. his daughter's sixty-nine year old sweetheart. who turned into a ba- by. Then his daughter sipped some of the stuff and did likewise. The soiled diaper ironed out when the baby general and daughter turned out to he two neighho' children. ' Brother Charles Rahe. producer and director of South Side dramatics. A Q set the freshmen frolicking in the annual play on Dec. 12. Then, on April i 19, 21. and 23. he brought forth Second Childhoodfl a show which drew laughs from everybody. young, old and middle-aged. Thirteen seniors walked before the ainbers to draw 150 more persons than any other South Side pro- Top row. left to right: G. DeMoor, U. Vasterling. R. Front row' R. Washford, J. Glennon. J. Mikeein. D. VS Pepper. R 'intein Brozka, J. Lmnpe