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

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-'G' Q I 'keffafulan Start of school found the Clarion with a good name and nothing much else. Practical- ly all trained writers had received a sheep- skin the previous spring. and t-he faculty ad- viser was transferred to North Side. Father Brand. the sheet's hustling new adviser. gath- ered in the remnants and proceeded to keep up the reputation. The first issue was a slow. tough. but sure start. In time Cartoonists offered their services: juniors dropped around to look the place over and wound up with names on the masthead. Seasons end finds a group of newspaper- men sorely in need of vitamin tablets. Six Rea, from left: R, Hemmh. D' Mmnemm - - - s ft: E. . 1' . ' . issues of what looks like play to scoffmg out- fr0n1lfQ3fnG.effQf2,2hauSy J. LH,,,,,e, siders leaves the staff with a job better than well done and a class AA rating with the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association. Flag of the last issue sported the motto: St. Louis' Best. The staff further claims the dis- tinction of having one of the few high school papers read by the students. Kneeling, left to right: F. Flood, J. Kacin, J. Rneder. J. Newman. A. Knaup. A. Wibbenmeyer, J. Tichacek. E. Trapp. R. Reis, and R. Dierkes. Standing. left to right: J. Eichhorn. R. Mueth, A. Roeger. J. Lnnipe. R. Probst. E. Kaelin, E. Maguire, R. Herguth, J. Dunsford. D. Minnenian. D. Fleck. and G. lXllCl1ll1lll'3.

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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

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4' ffpmdwai Ever mindful of the spiritual needs of the student body. Fathers Schnepp and Brand were on hand to give Cheerful advice and assistance to those who requested it. This year we were unusually fortunate in xl having had. besides the annual retreat. weekly gl Mass. Communion. and Benediction. sf Q s, 'V U fuaizaty, J ich Dunsfoid most ably ie plcsented gouth Sldc in the 01dl011LE1l Held Co iched by to captule the utx champion ship in the annual AIIILXICHII LLLIKJII UI'llUlX touinu Thls is oux second consccu ilu cltx champxonsnp '5 'V '?'f 4'9e5-aieng and 830-awbwn Boasting a xecoid of ten xx 1115 and four losses Brothel Rob ext Hells debating team took second place in the Missouri btate League The team senloxs E Kaclm and J Lampe and juniors J Kacln and J Dunsfoid icmonstiated befole the Judges of the Cathohc League Wlth less success to take fourth place fixe points behind the leader Fieshmen Kiuger and Hooper mastered the alt of elucl dation sufiicxently to win the honor of representmff South Side on the elocution team wp-vb-4 1 to ll un c mt E lx e xx L fl 1 Ill R Homp r md T Kru er K 4 X' 5... N r 5. l W . 'fy Qu H sf' -4- f r . 3 L ' 5 3 . . -1 , L. . . . , . .y . - ' v ' s K v 4 . r K, ' ' ' 1. A . . . . I , . ., .. ' . , . ' . I ,NW . ' . . . . ., . V .X ' y a ' ss. 1 5 11 v 7 . 1 . ' - 53 E V B. , L. . , . - ix.. K . X . Brother Lehan. Jack went on , : 2 ' 'I .. . .-.. . I ' - H up in . . C I xxx' ,lin at u v - 1 v. . 3 X, W2 ' 'K Let' rig! 1 J, D sfori. J. Kncin. J. Lznmpu 4 1 . 'ga l'i. L o j,ht1 . 1 e A . g .