St Boniface High School - Sabonite Yearbook (Cold Spring, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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YOU, with whom we have studied, laughed, and praved through-out the four long vears! l arewell, we must say, but as we say it, we leave with vou the high ideals of a good Catholic education, the principles and higher standards which have been instilled in us bv those shining guides, our teachers. VVe walk towardsian unknown future, and, as we turn for a last look at our 'Alma Xlater', we see vou carrying on in the process of learning, and feel con- fident you will follow the Catholic standard we have followed. Your future will ever be guided bv vour Catholic character, and as vou follow in our foot-Steps, may God watch over vou, and shower His blessings upon vou! Seniors '51 Melfvin Plafztenbevfg Student Council Prexidenr ieqtialwze ,- I l K I' muy I III XX X SI In I L I Supu mum Lnr QWKQIQ 4nFf'9 f av 'XI III R IIURKIIA . XIII 'Ri . A -ig . . NII.III-YI fl i..'. 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VERNON SOLTIS Coach Industrial Arts I, II NIR. lVll,I,l.-XXI N.-XNC.-XRROXY Auto-Nlechanics 726 1144114 SWMW H' M gwlwff SJ vmfw' X 2 Cr-'VS U-on 'xdxxsghge f , 1, N81 BML 'f Nl 4 :Iggy Jjm 1 endow ln Sept 1947 xxe hxst eroxx ded the halls of St Bonlfaee Hlegh Qehool eafrerlx ant1c1 patlnxr the four x ears before us Four x ears at St Bomfaee are both loner and short lonv endlesslx long to ex erx xx 1de ex ed freshman x et reqretfullx short to ex erx thouohtfull sen lor Through these xears xxe haxe strlx en to leaeh the l1lfTl'l standards set hx our faeultx VK e haxe stored up 111611101165 n1em0r1es of xx OI lx xx ell done of nexx friends xx on of xox s md dlssappomtments eloselx xx ox en lnto a pattern of x outhful Cathohe ehaxaeter Vx e haxe attuned these Ideas hx eooperatlnq xxlth God s fuaee md the uneeaslnxr ffuldanee of our Az' 4 . ,A . .,........m..,. ,, W., teaehers We haxe ldx meed spuxtuallx aea demleallx esthetleallx and IH the realm of athletles lJClI1fT mindful of the old adaoe A sound nund rn a sound bodx Our hearts go out IH Gratitude to the fae ultx xx ho hax e enabled us to leax e here strong Voung men and xx omen xx 1th a strong Catholle splrlt firm m mlnd and stout of heart Though our ex es be tear dlmmed as xxe leax e Qt Bonxfaee, xx e shall not sax xrood bye We shall remain here ln rex erle for xxe lox ed 1t here and ex erx dax spent at Qt llonlfaee xx 1ll be treasured ln our memorles Hall to our Alma Xlater xxe shall nex er forffet her' -Xl TI ND-XHI Xl-XRX -XXX Xlarx -Xnn IS a tr lnsfer student from Ca thedral Remember the saxmtf -Xll good things eome lll small paeleages XY ell thls xxould applx to no one better than -Xl lOl I' DON -XI D ommonlx lxnoxxn as Don for con uenee xle lle max be deserlhed let d r erxed lim eax be se strolmq the h1lls xxxth Xl Spoden and lomert Rothstein Xollexbxll I' ss plxx 4 Red Cross 7 s ISXKRIS Xxlll -X D l nthusustxe bmd member x x ho pl xx s lnss liue x ls sexrred up bx his ener fetle xnxx f not 5 s etbill I Lxseball B l sslx lO BA fl S Fl URI NCI llorenee lox es to argue or debate Nlax be thls IS because she has 1 nund of her oxxn Her ambxtxon is lll the nursmg field Carnxxal LlIlLllLl8fC ' llonxeeomme Sabomte 4 Chorus I 4 -Xssxstant l1l!I'3I'l3Il 7 C lass plxx 4 Ill-X lxuxd and lndustrlous deserlbes busx l lune She s the xerx letlxe lelder of the 1101 Red Cross C rss xxx matxes l lloxxlmg 7 Nurses Xue espnn 4 xbonxte 4 e ' XIISSIOIT Red Cross 4 Canxerx 4 C X X f ulll and Seroll 4 . .. , ' Q ' ' Q ' 7 . 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Class 11l:11' -Ig I-'11111 nl I,2.I,-Ig S11l11111i1c ',-Ig Quill :III NG11 - 'arc g c1cr' 1I111' dkI ' - 'clff' .' -Nl 3: P ll RS X X HIL l llullx l Pete XL spends lllr SLIIHIIILFN Ill C lllugu and rc l'llll1S ru C lllll Spllllff tor the xxlllrnr XL ru PIICL of the IXPIIXU' Lllss BUIIHIL I llslles 4 Dranlatlgs l ' Chorus l 7 -Xs slsmllt I llmrelrmll 4 Xllsslull Red Cross 4 C ll'l'llX ll Queen l C lass pllx 4 'TITCSPIAII Pl -XX ll XBI RC XII LX IX XIIICL IS the Xlaster of Cer IU0l1lCSfU1' all school prugrflllls Illls LIICFQCYIC presldem of the Student CCXUIILII IS also rlnlllx cll xull XXll'l1 l llrx ll rs L xxllolgslxlm lll IFUUIICI student C lflss plax 7 4 Bflsk 7 L I llusplan 34 C lass lmlllne 7 C ll'l1lX ll lxlllq l R-XLSC H XX ILLI-XXI Pont has on of the furtunare eollllmlrla l'1CH1S of eurls halr lllmples and a pug nose Clax fI'lCI1dlX and sportsloxlng I oorball 1 7 34 Baskctlmall l ' 3 X 0lleX BA c 11 BCIXXIIIIH 7 ss plax 4 1 x lmsllgs melllff lprllllut l'llL mul l IS xcrx 'ICTIXL Ill lltlur spu s 1 s ue L alll be llurcl ru 4 Llld 1 f rlle lull to the llrllel Ile 21 I Xl e ar l L lllll IDC C7218 'IIXXAXS wc Lrller Iuurlnll 1 7 s 4 Basketball l ' 4 I raelx l Speech 4 Cxlass plax v 4 RC IICIR RICH-X Ile 18 Ixl1UXXI1 ru us as RID ltelllf. -Xnlltller RICIIINOIILIIYC xxllo llxxaxs has that alr of llllselllnf Sllffllllllillllff llml Of lll tlllllgs lllfllbll s lm fl hobo Space Cllss pl1X 4 IX Inc IIC xx sun Xml lss plax L U X SC ll XC lxXlXX ICJ-XXNI L I mlqll XL cr Ulu Ll S L Ll lllx ull Ill lr xllrll Dol In IS 1 frlellal to all SIINIIIIIC 4 XIII LS X C 4 Cllss plfls 4 Cjlllll md Serull 4 SIXICJX Xll I X IX VIA nm Sf s L Imc UL C nf ll X U rn ss s X s l XXUTIIII t K I I I HN rlnls lfy lllll TLIIIIIQ' srurlls no ss 3 l lls ur sqllllrgl Ll ms Cllss 0 Lcl 4 l ll ul Us J s lwlll 1 Sump Ulll l X L Q L s ll L lss C s Lrlnll 4 IIXLSDIII CY Ill lust C1 1 lls4 Su rn 4 IS UC If f . ,. 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I4 bLlCH1 JOXX Lx ery spare moment is spent in .1 green btudeb.1leer ller txpieal Irish humor red hair and gas ldUglXICI' has made her a faxorlte among us Our senior singing star' Dramaties 17 bpeeeh J Chorus l 34 Choir 34 lriple Irlo 34 Double et 34 CJXX 7 Band1734 SI XNC1 I I ORI XC l Plorenee ein alw us be seen with Ge nulexe and me Her faiorite elass is German She s alw ass eheerful and readx to help amone in need Courtesx Xide 4 Fatima 4 Bowling 7 Class plax 4 SPODILX -Xl OX bll,b Cross 1 7 Q 4 Bowling 1 7 'I hespmn J 4 501 INCLR RCJBI Rl Bobbie our flashbulb friend plans to be an atomie seientlst Sober as a judge but still waters run deep Sabomte 4 Sehool photographer 4 Cimera 4 Class plax 4 1 -Xl braxe Xl is our onlx senior from Roclnille lien thoufvh sou elnt see him xou ean alw ns hear him with ti t wonderful deep xoiee I l -X 4 Red Cross 4 Class plax 4 Sll ICHI X RXXIOXX Xlona one of the few senior girls w 1th long hair is our able Sabonite editor Ihat imsehiexous gleam in her exe is al waxs a tell tale sign when shes up to something Our future yournalist is alw ass with Sallx Bonnie Flashes 34 Sabomte 4 Triple Trio 3 Class plax 34 Chorus I2 Chmr 1234 Bowling 7 Dramaties l 7 Class ofheer 7 Xllssion Red Cross 4 One act plax festu al G X -X 7 Thes plan 4 Quill and Scroll 4 SII N P-XlRlCIX PICSX is the small eirl with the w innme persomlitx ller lnglish aeeent made a mera fiend seems to hue eertam faxorite subieets who are none other than her own dear little brothers Carnixal ean dieate 3 Class l-'ln 4 Dramaties 17 wlme C X X 7 Bonnie Flashes l Sabomte 4 Student Connell 74 Camera 4 Red C ross w 4 lhesplan 4 llRll XRR RIC HXRD mwn is ielx and aso Ierrs will burst into song am place and am plaxing the role f Otis Skinner CLR Hl XR19 XXIRP XOLNC XX J C XX Class Plax 44 Serxer 17 4 Cirmi ll eandldate 7 Dramaties l7 otball 7 34 Ihslx nll 734 ies 1 in SICJXI lllCJX 5 X elsitlle lom able Red Cross leader is the lJlClC.l'LXXSlxl of the senior elass He has llso show n his iournallstle 1lilllIX is editor e ll X n of u wi remember him for his role as Xdnnril in the umor Class Plas Chorus 4 C ioir lriple lrio 34 Sextette 4 Ser er iss X 4 Cllss OH1 er les l 7 Red Cross I 7 34 lhespn SX XlXlI X XIXRX Blonde blue ex ed Xlarx plaees danemg at the head of her list of pastime aetnlties ller tipmq skill should pomt to a sue eessful seeretarlal eireer Queen eanelidate 4 llomeeormng attendant 4 Dmmaties l Bowling 7 Bonnie ll1shes 4 C' X -X C lass Plax 4 llll lS jClSl PH Xlthouqh joe comes from St Nieholas he can be seen roaming around school with the XX atkins chaps of his class He seems to be annoxed bx oxer crow ded buses Class Plas 4 , -. e .. ,f. 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U' , L'l5Ix 111:t 1111Ix' ' '1 - 1' 1 H' ' 'llut XI11 I,1 1 is I41111xx11 fu' I ,E Ie 1111I is 11Is gifted .1-1 :III nrti-t. IIL' is 1 11st QLIV' SCII 1 uf IIIIIIIUT, 'uz1t111-ss is wr X- ' R- HI 1 I -1 '1 ' I . ' I . Y1 . I must. I7r1111.1r1L' Ig flee CZIIIII Ig 4gCI11ss11Iq1x'4: I7.I'..X. 1, XJIIIIII' l.f1 f ' A ' 1 ' I .'.' -I: 11 ' IL CIM UIICCT IL Clrss lax' 4. G X X 7 XYII ' f .Il HON I inf --511114 if ' 1- f ,- U Some students sav that their junior vear is the INOSI delightful and eventful of the four years in high school. XYhile that may be a matter of opin- ion it seems to be true that this year is dotted with memorable events. Under the able assistance of Sister Nivelle and Sister Petronia, the sivtv-five juniors completed another successful vear. Fine cooperation was shown in their humorous and excellentlv por- traved class play. Cheaper bv the Dozen . Fven though manv of us were acquainted with this delightful comedv from the book or the movie, it was even more entertaining for us to see our own juniors star in the cast. The full responsibility taken bv all those who helped with even the least detail of the plav. and the willingness to pitch- in wherever needed. is tvpical of the junior class. Among other highlights of the year was the re- ceivinft of the class rinfts featurinvr the new school crest ks the xear piofuessed 2 C9 Q-.:,,. :inf Ann T husen Klart me XX irncrt Rnmond lhull Ron ild Ntu Roman Schmitz Second ro Xlarx Peters Xlirx U itlmin Xhu. Rocttvtr Xlarx -Xlicc Straus Ruth Simon Catherme Sehlep penbaeh jovu. Xlenltc llrrd ro Dolores Xlohttr Renee Xlinnerath lllhan Xlillenbrinc Robert Nistler l aura jane Xlohs Donald Ruegcmer FOIIYII7 mt. I eRm 'I lltlstll Alsuln SLl1l0Cs ser Donald Xlenlxc Xlarian Ihusen Pzfrli roi., Peter X an Sloun -Xlphonse Senart W aldemar Nierenhausen Sirzli ro.. james lastrow c : c ' - s . -h -Y I . sh . .1 I 0 1 1 I e l 0 I I Q I U 0 0 U 0 , i r t l . . . 1 2 , fi f Q v l 'Q if 4 L 'M' il . . V, 9 1 I K' I wi . , n .Av v.- .. -V -gi . .g, .' 43' . -'- V: ' V.. ' -' A . if. 'I-11' if. Top may Iefr m right: Ronald lhelen, XYallace Theisen, Ruth Plantcnberg, lillen Sinclair, Rose . A th' .. ' ' 'Q ' . 1' M , A . Y' 1 755 A , ,Aw I . A 1 'AA .:.'A 1.-'.,k',,' g v '. .' '. - , ,. ' ..,l , ,,- rf ui.: .U V ' .' . ..- ' .. v 1 ' yy A R- . v A , . .I X-v . . ' . f-H: I . 'V - J - w - ' j- ' ' ' ' . A -,,. V, - ' . ' . . if-W 25' vw Qi iiimapma -fv'- 3 we Top row, left to rzglat Dax ld Loch D3X1d Manuel Harrv Bolling Albert Llnn Donald Gretsch Herbert Blonlgcn Kenneth Lang Second row Theresa Drontle Mary Ann Hansen Shlrlex Bohnen lX3l'l1lCCl1 Lex Dorls Gross X era Backes fl11ddCl'1J Hugh Kanlmeler Ylllrd rofw ames Doll Eugene Ley Al Isron Daxld l ngelmelcr Robert Ixucbclbeck Donald Frank Fourth mu Thomas I aucr Xlargaret Batlxes lone l hresmann Lfnlly Arnold janlce Ackerman Betty Gres ser Flftb rom Nlarlann Conrad Rlta Dold janet Kammclcr Front X ernon Dockendorf xxc swxx the same El10llfTl1ffLllI1CSS lnd tcllllxxoll cxhlbltcd ln spon SOIIHU the fl ldltlonfll f0llN'll prom the most CXClllSlXC sotlll ex cnt of the x ear Wlth fl1ClI Cl1llfL1I'1l soeml and I'6llU10US back 1I'0llHLl xxe feel eonhdcnt that the class of 1937 IS xxtll plcpllcd to Ullsp the full lmpatt of the ldcfll of cduc H1011 xx hleh IS to fit lllfln for xx hit he IS to be llkl for xx ll lt hc must do hcrc bcloxx Harrv Bolling, prcsldent, Hugh Kanlmeler, vlce presldent, XVallaLc Thclsen, sceretarx treasurer . l ' ,,..-,f.w-f 4 af J MMV . . 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Y .h .Q M v 4 . . t 1 .4 . v 1 J, , 1 2 , . amefwam 207 Wal? -1' W I Q 'V 'Q ' by me tpqgflkfhy 918' P' 4,4 4 4 Kneelmg Irene jockum Frank Froehle L1lcenHoppc joanne Hansgcn, Roberta Helm Nxcholas Haffley Noreen Brossard, Carol Fuecker, Arnold Ixrxppner Xrhs Hennen Roger Kron Theo dore Ixrebsbach Thomas Kammeler, Roger Dxllas Sfl'll1dl7Ig Sophia Fucks Shrrlex Gross Nlax me Fltlxer XllLC Gross Juanita Donnav I lame Gelshnger IDOIIS Brmltman Ixathleen Hoppe Rosemarle Brnsse -Xdelme Hansen Glorla Depza Rosemarle Phxllxs Rauseh Donald Bell Under the SUPCIWISIOD of Sister Daniel and blster Cathel Robert -Xthnmnn, presldent, juamta Don nas, nee presldent, and -Xhce Grass, seeretarv treasurer, the sophomores really dlsplax ed thelr ab1l1t1es Ill all of thelr undertalungs 1 he Soph Hop prox ed to be a huge favorlte wlth all In general, thex realh showed thexr um Xlgfll' 'md Xlf'lllfX at 1ll of the xarlous sehool 1tt1x1t1es throughout the xear Thls elass has so much pep that ue uondel hon thex nnmged to be suth gentle anffels md humble shepherds 111 fl1ClI' Chrxstnms pllx lhe 'xd0I'lfl0ll of the Xl'l0'l But then thls slmph pomts out thelr earnestness md smtexxtx xxhtn pfutnelpatlng 1n the f1I1LI thmffs an -Q The sophomore tlnss othttrs dxdnt seem to mmd mnng popcorn xxhtn rlus Plkfllrk, xx ls IllxCI1 Icfr fo rxqlvr -Xhtt crruss s1.LlLIllX rrtxsurur Robert -Xthmmn, prtsn dent, ju mln lDonn1x.unL prtsndcnt amefwom 705 Q . wwwwwwwmw Www, Ymanmwl ,wa IiH W Bs MMM f19t aa mu was-nsununsuw r,..-vt, Ixuttllug Idxx 1rd llsehledtr Xnthonx XICIS Cxtrlld lastrmx lfilll XY all -Xlun Thusen S 111 img Xlarx Xglns Peters lenorl Thul Doreen Sehertr Xllrx .me Spoden Nlargaret Nles Nlmt Rltlnntn Shlrlu Thelsen lnheresq 'lorhorq Xernon SCIIFIIICI' Thomqs Neu Harxex Xl xx Ce-lcstme W all Lloxd Suhel Ixenneth Thelen amen Playeeln In proxe thlt tlns class IN up and dO1ng ue ure lust 1 fexx exnnples Dons and Phx lhs Riuseh, xx 1th Fresh men Clnnhl hell md X xonne qtelehen hfne OI'Q lIllLCd the B tenn eheerleqders 'l hls shows a xxllhnfrness to xxmk toffethez Then push md drne mfmlfested Itself xx hen then ennn 11 knw 1nd Queen elndldltes l cnml Ihnl md I lm d SXIIICI retehed seumnd plfnee Portunltelx thex stlll hne txxo more xmrs before them In strnmff to re teh then 0011 ue trust that thex xxl not slnrk H1 strnnw to reieh then ffml for xshele there IS 1 ulll there IS A xx IX tw- The mlSSlng quar ret from 105 Shxr ley Rausch, Rose Ann Malle, Dons Rausch, Frmallnda Thelsen N ,, , M. ww, .W 1 ' la 7 Q A' V 2 ... 1 W, ,, ' ' ,, '? 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D 4 3 . . . . . .. - ' - vs 1 . . , , . . s Uffdww Typical freshmen polishing a semors shoe Left to rzglr Robert Lex xxce president Phillip YVagner president Donald lxiess secretarx treasurer Oh to be a freshman avaxn' -Xlthoufrh xxe haxe spent one short year xxlth them xxe feel that thex xxill be a promising group xx ho xxlll adx ance in XVlSdOIIl as xx ell as ln age Like all freshmen thex too at first looked lost and forlorn But xx ith the gentle encouragement of their adxlsors Sister Cathan and Sister Xllchaela xx 1th the help of other brothers xx ho xx ere freshmen at one time and after memorizing the num bers on the classroom doors these nexxcomers soon began to feel at home Phlllp WVagner xx as chosen as president Donald Kiess as XICC president and Robert Lex as secretarx treasurei This still dldn t make ex erx one feel that the freshmen xxere full fledffed students at St Bomface The seniors supplied the fimshmg touches at their 1mt1at1on ceremonx Flour rnce etc but then, xx hat IS good for Peter IS Hood for Paul so the freshmen bevan to tread comfortablx This realiza tion of belonging to the school inspired them to the point that their lung and queen candidates joseph Peters and Xxonne Stelchen xxere XICYOFIOUS 1n the carmx al elections NVe are expectmfr I reat thmvs of x ou ' ' ' ' ' ' 2l q ei C U . . A D ' Y .4 v v. Q V . , s q After becoming fairlx' acquainted, the freshmen staged an election of class officers. , . v v- . ' ' ' l V , v l a ' a I i ' f ' D 5 ' :Q U' ...... W I F all I 309 Kewl Front ro left to rzgbr Fredrich Hafflev Tnhtony Drontlc john Hienen Kenneth Docken dorf Gerald llentges Charles Grcsser Thomas Brick Eloise Hennen Kathleen Dockendorf Joanne Conrad Eleanor Arnold Donna Hansen Last row Gordon Bauer Anthony Dullinger Joseph Bates Celestine I-leying Louis Hennen Donald Kiess Richard Brossard Donald Guggen berger -Xllen Backes Richard Fuchs Ida Drontle Theresa Kascht Marilyn Backes Donna Mae Dufault Nlary Catherine Nlanuel Jeanette Hennen Iris Nloliter Veronica Karls Lorraine Zylla Claudia Reil Xladlyn Engelmeier Jeanette Schreifels 106 4,1 ,au ll ll an ' ll ll Front ro-H lefz zo ri,g,l.ir: Thomas Plachecki Thomas Russell john Wenner David Linn Dennis XYillenbring Xlarlyn Nistlcr LeRoy Nlathies Norbert Sehmit Francis .Xleierhofer Delrose Neu Kathryn Schmit Rita Schreiner Loy ola Stein Nirginia Mayer. Bwlt ro ' left to right: Robert Schaefer LeRoy Mohs Ignatius XVarnert Linus Schwagle -Xlfred Menke Robert Schwankl Russell Reiter Loren Lipinski Edwin Meyer Robert Ley David Mics Erwin Scherer. Phillip XX agner XYilliam Loch oseph Peters Yvonne Steicheri Mary Ann Schneider Patricia Ixuechle ean Ruegemer janet Stein Barbare Loch Delores W eeres Theresa Klein Alice NVolters. 22 WW .xg .-ur' -' - swdawdwwae Fafnal 660144, 5a6U1uL22 'gvfuule 7-54144, Jw-ma 66111 piatdlc 804-4' Qafewu, .74?Zm4, ffwou, .DQ I 1 1- vA 31 Pat Stein, secretary, Mike Plantenberg president, Ray Thull, vice-president Standing: Eloise Hennen, Rita Dold Phyllis Rausch Harry Bolfing Donal Theisen Robert Athmann Marvi if Faber joseph Peters Philip NVagner Xlelun Simon ? 'x ...rl The Student Council of St Boniface is as orgfanmed in 1948 ln order to permit students to actlselx share in school vox ernment Xlartm Kammeler ss as chosen as the first president Rover Bell as xice president and jack Bell as secretary treisurer This council successfullx plinned the 1948 Homecoming and gaxe their seriices durinfr the retreat and hung rosars ceremonies The Council planned the traditional carnix al sponsored the first art exhibit and selected the lx ceum programs for 1949 JO In 1949 mth jerome ILISCHLIIHIIICI' as president and jack Bell as secretary the climax st as reached si hen the coun cil became 1 member of the Xlinnesota Association of Student Councils Our delegates attended the Student Council Cons ention at VS illmar In September 1990 the new council under president Xlelx in Plantenberg xice president Ras Thull and secre like piexious councils thex directed the Carnix al and Homecoming festliities and sponsored the Colonial Art Lshibit lhc making of the Adi ent ssreath and Christ mas partx xx ere ilso the ssorlt of the Council On Max IJ the Student Council made its appearance on the radio on the Classroom ofthe Air proffram xx here they reported on the xx orlt and actis ities of the students at St Boniface This tears student council has undertaken the difficult taslt of reslsinff thc Constitution of the Council -Xlthough the Council has celebrated onls IIS third birth das it has shou n that lf can be instrumental in helping teachers and students lt has hlteu ISC shosx n the important fact that students can be responsible ln carrying out then share in school ictn ities As seniors ue trust that the underclassmen will brinfr the ideals of the student council to its full fruition Scmor class ofhcers 'llelx in Simon president hdna lxrebs bach sccretars and Paul Dockendorf xice president 24 W , , , , 4 4 ' A v I . 1 ix 9 , , ' 1 ' . if 9 , I' A' ' t ' Lit' , '23 il 'r A 9' .l i 2 at if I T si P. 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Marcella lfisenzimnier, A celebration attended by thousands of people from and near bv Cold Spring. was that in honor of the statue fof our l.ndx' of llitiinnl .Lf on Sept. 18. This altar was reiiipolmrily erected I 'PQ I. on the athletic Held in Cold Spring. 'W 1 1 5j I X 'EX i - 5 7 , M af, Wt I ui azfdma Dolores Xlolitor, Yvonne Steiehen. Doris Brinknmn. famed. S!.'lIItillIQ1 Genexieve Drontle. Florence Stung, lda Drontle. jane Klein. janet Kaninieier. lone lhresnian. Sister Cortonn. O.S.B.. Theresa Drontle, liileen Hoppe. janet Stein. joanne Conrad and Kathleen lloppe. Robert Kuebelheek :md Shirley Bohnen as lfmnlc anal lfrnestine Gillrrerh in Clie-aipei' by the Dofenf' the junior Class play. fiilbrcrh family fanfar- enrc, ch? Ruth Simon, Donald Xlenlie, hlinnes Zasrrow, Shirley liohnen. Betty Gresser, Cnrliy Sehleppenbaeh. XV ii ll y Theisen, Nlary AI.ine XYarnert, Robert line- belbeelc, Kenny Olm- sheiml, Rose :Xnn llieisen. 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Klarv llansen. avonne Steichen. lloyd Svihel. Xlarvin lfaber. lilerbert Blonigen. joseph Peters. if Our 1950 homecoming got ot? to a blazing start with the usual festivities of the bon-fire. following the amusing skits presented by the dramatic club under the direction of Sister Xlichaela. Homecoming day started out bright and sunny. The various Hoats so gailv dee- orated proved to be worth the effort as the gala parade got under wav. The night game with Foley turned out to be a heart-breaking one-as the Falcons defeated us 6-0. Queen Millie and Captain XVallv started the dance, which proved to be a huge success! lfvervone was there- and whv not-dancing to the sweet music of Little XYillie in the gym-all dressed up in fall colors. f ri amine! Amid the hustling and bustling throng. the carnival can d i da t e s worked feverishly to sell the highest quota of tickets. There was a grand turn-out of young and old alike for the many new attractions afforded this year. Nlidnight-suspense over- final results came out . . . VVinniii by an overwhelming maioritv, freshmen candidates Yvonne Steiehen and jo- seph Peters were crowned King and Queen. ln spite of class loyalty. there seemed to be unanimous rejoicing as the freshmen. after much hard work, had come into their own. ov A 3 1-555. llO.Nll-QCOXIING C.-XNIDIIDATIQS: Iris Xloliter, Phyllis Rausch, Rose Ann Thiesen, Queen Xlildred Kramer. King XYallv Reichert, lldna Krebsbaeh, .Xlary Svmallo. and Florence Bates. .feat We 7a RID CROSS XIar1c Rath mann Roscnmry BFISSC Du lures Q lsr Nlxry an Ilu sun Dolores Nlolxtor 33' xwf' is .1 U A SLRXICI XX IIH A SUI I Barbara Loch Shlrley T hCl sen Carol Fueckcr Allcc W oltcrs Teresa Klem H if KI XLRSI S -XID! 9 Durothx Schudlcr I lorcnu. Barns llama. Bull Xlarncllx l ISCHIIIUIULI' Xlarx LUUISL XX cnner 'Msn 'pf I' LUHSLTX lfllbll LSR!-IS XX IIIHLFS, W nxlxg Brix Cn xx Con TI'flfllllfll7I1S I olmsl md lx ltlxlun I LX L, HX .xsunmmf FLIIIIIIIUII xx xc s Xhlurx L m sp I nm rmux WL lfflllill rm mats so funnx rx llxu gcmmrrx 'radxmls dmng muxrxl Q, x mn mms xx xrlx mln urn run! ClHl'XllS'l'RY lmmlc nur, Hike. ynzfru xllvilliflg .VUl1lUf1.'fl1,Q.' .XI.CIl BRA ll lac x gm ffm .wx::ur. ins u it -4N,,,M-NAM 'I', AF- PHYSICS lJ.1v.1ru.w1i11f .1 Hlfll, lfurtiuf' . .R .R ,4zcwmdt4e xf D' JW' sv ful' jf' 0 make taffw H1 OIIC CJSY Hou t Ill L I ulsl wmv. L lscson s dc ...1' monstratcd b S Qlster 'WY' mu llSfLll1Hg to mg -Xrc NC 3 Kg.. rn x ou tx p co raph Y OU SOOIICI' Speech Class Ill readme 5a rlpr XX ally 'W ss for 1 fdill 0 bmadnasr XX arch xuur 41 use the mlm g I -.13 Q , .f ' A 1 lr XX K . I .Y .f ' 4 X' x Qi s ff' 'f 2 .1547 , Ag 1 if 5 2 aw 'MN , ti v , ' 1, ,,.', . . - , iv S Ca l lc l If '. lass. , . M. . qw J A 3 Zi, f . 5 X ,V 4 V ' M 5 ,gf 1 , 0 ' .WMM . fl 'W ' J- 9 , Tl' . , 4, My 1 g I Q . - ww , 3?,f,,L Mi'-' 'J 1? . ' ' l . fu W I ' A I . 1 I I , W :M I tlu plmnogml 111 Or would WQS ,-fquavcllfme Wzafuavcm 14254 fr 3 Ar. 45 . , - s s ' Q 'Q if l 'gr. .- 0 alfa- Wlecicmdca One of the features in the curriculum this year is the introduction of the new Auto-Mechanics course taught by Mr. VVilliam Nancarrow. Boys develop skill in overhauling motors, adjusting brakes, taking dents out of cars, and learning the proper use of tools. Donald Gretsch says, VVe even learn good Iinglish in Auto-Mechanics. . . . More power to you, Mr. Nancarrow!!! Mr. Nancarrow jokingly claims that you can't be a Ford mechanic and a good Christian at the same time, for one has to be trained in the virtue of patience and have control over one's tongue. Fords just never are in good shape. will-XQCX. ' iifg' ' X XX My v ig' l Donald Gretsch. Donald Frank and Gerald Meierhofer try their skill at dril ing holes in the wall. Say what happend to the mirror? Darrel Fueeker, Donald Frank Cyril Kam- meier, and Richard Zierden are making a careful study of tools and parts of a motor. Wx llfbv ffgi. -if LXgLul'f1L L L IX XI1sxxLLt1msrLrx ut 1 L 1 dru DUN ummm 1 I IS Img X Lmnlc L uw I ULIIKIS all Xlm pmur Dry H11 glrl The gn HIHLYICS Rome C 0 XFFUWTIUI1' s I F We - - - - , , 4 a 2 I .. ' ' Q . Q 1 , N IL, x . UI 'bf I fp-P r1rI1,u'xx'n3 l . E I IIT. xr' X-,: f ' I I I Su xx illmg rw In-Ip 'l'f,Y Y I'im. Mui. '4.SpiQIfIf ' - -- if Q 3 Iix -UI- xnw , I N K v. : , I ns v , 1 Q gg, , :N ss' A 'I ' I IX II ' Vp., ..,ff V '. 1 ' U -I 1 1 jp b ,II I I I N54 s I . I gg , 'Q I l Y vi ,f In 9 5 , l . A A' L Ilf IIN N I I X ISULL x ,J ' V112 I N X X X f XY- Q1'.1tutA11flx' 11L-dmulrc rllix Niwrrx wcrnm rw thu H1H1SIL'I'N club. xxlw. IIWMQI1 Klum' CUINIIIIIINIX xpi . L'IK'L'fCx1NllL'iE ll r:1.1gx1iIiu-zu Q 1 U D1 md . L Q Ewlpui Ulllxk' mclm athletic wawn . mx T H E T E A M The Springers, under the guidance of Vernon Red Soltis, broke even in their number of wins and losses this season. They beat Tech B , Sauk Rapids and Paynesville, but lost to Melrose, Foley, CHomecoming gamej and Nlilaca. Due to inclement weather, the sched- uled game with St. johns was cancelled. Thirty-five boys worked for a position on the first eleven when training started. Al- though we were minus seven of last year's regulars, there were eleven lettermen back . . . XVally Reichert, Mike Plantenberg, VVillie Backes, Narge Faber, Dick Zierden, Marty Mobs, Dick Terhaar, Bitz Grams, Schengl Dockendorf, Doc Simon and Pont Rausch. liven with all these lettermen back, there were a few newcomers in the starting lineup. This is how the team looked when it took to the field, XVally Reichert, fullback and captain, Bupps Athmann. quarterback, only a soph, but he did a spectacular job of piloting his teammates, Mike Plantenberg, left half, VVilly llackes, righ half, Narge Faber, right end, Dick Zierden, right tackle, .Xlarty Mobs, right guard, Dick Terhaar, left guard, Bitz Grams, left tackle, Ray Thull, left end, and Doc Simon, center. Bob Athmann and Ray Thull were the only ones that earned their first letter. Others who earned a letter this year are Schengle Dockendorf, Don Thiesen, Don Bell, Obbie Linn, joe Neis, jerome Mever and Pont Rausch. i This is the season's record: .Xll'fl.ROSl'f: The Springers lost 7-0 in the last four minutes of the game. The quarterbacking by Athmann and the running by Reichert just wasn't enough to beat Melrose. TIQCH BU: Tech was out-played practically all the way. The sparkling play of the game was a pass from Athmann to Thull for a total gain of 55 yds. The Springers won . . . 20-0. 7aoz'Zcz!! SAUK RAPIDS: In spite of a drizzly cold night, the springers managed to roll up a 27-0 win over the Indians. Reichert ran the ball across into the proviced for two T.D.'s. A pass from Athmann to Faber gave us six more points and an interception by Simon was run back for another touchdown. PAYNICSVIILF: The Bonnies squeezed out a 13 to 7 win over Paynesville in their home- coming game. The Springers were losing 6 to 7 with only I4 seconds to go in the game, when a pass from Plantenberg to Thull gave us an- other six points, the extra point was good, giving us a total of 13. FOLIQY CHomecomingj: The Springers, al- though they played the hardest fought game of the year, lost to the bigger and more expe- rienced Foley club. The Springers never gave up, even though they were outplayed pretty near all the way. The score at the end of the game was 6-0. MILACA: This was the last game of the sea- son and also the last game for XVally Reichert, Mike Plantenberg, NVilly Backes, Narge Feber, Dick Zierdcn, Marty Mobs, Dick Terhaar, Bitz Grams, Schengl Dockendorf, Doc Simon, Pont Rausch, joe Nies, and jerome Meyer. The game started out with bad luck and ended the same wav. Mike carried the ball back on the kick off, and was in the clear, but a charley horse stopped him and he was finally brought down from behind. ln the closing minutes, some beautiful passes by Linn just seemed to slip through their lingers. The game ended up ina 6-0 loss for the Springers. 46 , , , . Loaeh N ernon Soltis confers with cap tain XVally Reichert and C0-Caplialli Doc Simon. ni' Bula qu lrtcrlmack C uadl Sultls IX fulm B1rz left tackle Xllkc lcft half L X rlght 11 I 74a 7mm joseph Pctcrs Donald Frank ohn Grams Ron xld Hcntgea I IIIUS balm agel I lox d Sulul I honus Ix unmclcr Burch left cnd Pont XI arm rxght guard Dog unter X argc rlghr end Uon Harrx Bolhng. Donald Bell jowplx Bnlxcs Bcrr Goebel and -Xlbert I mn sl Q' 1 L' , r', r fLILSl'II1L Hcxmg I run XX all XII an Buku Phlllp XY ILIILI' Lromv. Rcxtcr Q ,P I Iarrx I lala Unk Mfr guard mlm XX Lnmr on Illllx Dick-right tackle I 3 J.-4' I' ' .f .XInn.xgcrRm1.xlII Ilwlcn gun xuppurr from Npurrs ' cditur. Robert Kuclwllwck. Schcngl 49 an ff . 1 i Q . fr I I .1 -WL 'fu The new grandstand on the athletic Held has added much comfort for fans attending football and baselmll games. This structure is the result of a deep sense of community spirit and un- sclfishncss on the part ofthe Boosters Club. X r 'N Q f f y ,ff .M 2 ' u r 'I ,. , ig . MW K N , U A .ff rx Q qv- A X A Q! V! W ' ' , A ' , ,,gq.M,,,?L 'I' 'Y' 'R A 1. M9 j,fL5,ii Q5 . N' I fr' W iw' -' e A-mtl, few is ,,a-Jeff V. 3 A . g W A- wggffiiiijp I s t N, 2.123533 x iii! 'tmQY',2TSf,-i 3 ' NTL L t 'M It in f 'QQ,f'f:2i?flE'f i- :-'T'-Z5-. -5 .... :.- 37's 'K 4, 1' M In W- ig,'Iff't,' i GNf'.'Q' 5 Q w iv' WWW, 2'M'5 9' v 9 r Q 116' , G J ah 'wit fi lv A, 'IW 5 'N' X53 .: , . Hold himfdorft lct him go. A igmt, f dr gas? fi: at is ,Aw ' gas , if ,hs H- -I uf' ipigtey F just practicing A successful tusslc with Tech-B. D . ,Z s , f 3 Ku K it l 5 v- X XJ 3- nl N 4 l 7 B TEAM RESULTS Thcy SBH Opponents Albany Paynesulle W instead St johns Kimball Albany St Thomas Cathedral Dc I a Salle Foley Crosier Cretln St Agnes Cathedral St Thomas Dc La Salle Cretln St Agnes Sr johns W instead B TFAM Ld from mu Irxm XVall Tommy IXIIHIIULICI' llarry llala Kenneth lhelen Donlld Bell Hugh lX3.,DlI'IlClLI' and lD3Xltl ll1gCll1lClLI' Back rm. Bob Athmann ames Plaeheeki oc Peters Bert Goebel Backes Donald Theisen and Celestine Heymg SCHOOI SONG l et s all stand up and cheer for Cold Spring Alu fiys firm and dauntless We ll he ever loval to St Bomfaee Rah Rah So eome along all x oui Sprmgers Cheer the team to glory Fight team fight team omx ard to vietory Carol Rausch Shirley Bohnen Lois Bell Cathy Sehleppenbaeh and Ruth Simon. Don 35 Coach Soltis looking into the crystal ball. PAYNICSYIILI-Q 44 - - 43 The first game of the season on the home floor, although it ended in a close score, was dominated by Paynesville. Svihel and Thull lcd in scoring for the Springers with 16 and I0 points respectively. The scoring by quarters for CS and Paynesville was 8 - -10, 6 - -12,14 - -19 and 15 - - 3 uiaking a total of 44 - - 43 in favor of Paynesvillc. ALBANY 46 - - 36 The Springers met defeat in the opening tilt of the season at the hands of the Albany Huskies. Faber turned in an excellent performance grabbing rebound after rebound to help stay within one point, 21 - - 22, at the half. Svihel was high point man with Il and was closely followed by Kuebclbeek with 10. XVe finally bowed to the Albany Huskies. 46 - - 36. ln the second game with Albany, on the home floor, the Springers dropped a 52--46 decision to Albany, who piled up a 33 - f I9 lead at the half. The Springers failed to close the gap, although they scored 31 points to I9 for TH E RECORD -Xlbanv 46 SBH 36 Pavnesville 43 SBI-l 42 XVinstead 40 SBI-l 53 St. john's 37 SBH 42 Kimball 42 SBI-I 36 Albany 52 SBI-I 45 St. Thomas 64 SBH 21 Cathedral . . 60 SBI-T 35 De La Salle 47 SBH 28 Kimball 44 SBI-l 35 Crosier 52 SBH 67 Cretin 52 SBI-I 36 St. Agnes 17 SBH 38 Cathedral 51 SBI-I 42 St. Thomas 61 SBH 22 De LaSalle . 56 SBI-l 37 Cretin .. .,. .M ,62 SBI-l 32 St. Agnes .51 SBH 40 XVinstead . 63 SBI-1 52 St. John's . . 36 SBH 31 Albany in the last two periods, Svihel led with 19 points, including ll of the team's I3 in the last quarter. XVINSTFAD 53 - - 40 The Springers coped their first win of the season by downing XVinstead 53- -40. Faber and Svihel scored 22 and 21 points respectively, making 43 of the 53 points. The Springers lcd by I6 - -6, 29 - -13, and 37 - - 26 mar- gins. CRFTIN 52 - - 36 This game between the Cretin Raiders and the Springers at the home floor was a close game in the first half with scores of 9- - 13, and 17 - - 22 for Cretin in the first two quarters respectively. On the whole the team played a good defensive game, Svihel and Faber scored ll and 17 points, FOl.l-IY 55 - - SZ The Foley Falcons defeated the Springers by beating back a fourth quarter rally that had taken up I6 points of slack, Foley led 50--31 as the second quarter began. Then Center Nlarvin Faber sparked the Springers in a rally to make them a threat until the closing minute, ln this game Svihel regained his shooting eye making 17 points. Faber and Simon garnered 15 and 12 points respectively. Lloyd ay Don Bert . , , 4 pi? --Y ,T t , il' A . M , 5 fo li xj x SN , XIX xx ,X 4 7 ,gud I ST jOHN'S 42- - 46 St. Boniface took its first game in the league play hv rapping St. johns Preps 42 -- 36. Although it was 18- - I8 at half-time, the Springers had a hot third quarter and never lost the lead after that. Svihel again hit with I0 field goals and 8 free throws for a total of 28 points. KIXIB.-XI.l. 36 - - 42 Although the Springers alternated the lead with Kimball, a had third quarter put them hehind and they failed to rallv. The game ended. 36- -42 for Kimball. ST. THOMAS 64 - - 21 St. Thomas, featuring 6 ft. 8 in. john Horan, de- cisively defeated the Springers on the city tcam's court, The hostsobtained 21 points in the first quarter. The Springers were unahle to control any amount of rebounds hecause of St. Thomas' pair of 6 ft. 2 in, forwards. At half time the score stood at 37--12, and the final score, 64--21. On the local court the Springers took a second heating at the hands of the mighty St. Thomas, defending state champ, 62 - -20. The Bonnies took the lead 2 - - 0, 4 - - 2, and 6 - -2 but were unable to get ahead later on. Svihel scored with IO points. Dlx I..-XSAI.l.Ia 44- - 23 The first quarter of this game gave the impression of a nip-and-tuck battle throughout, with the close score favoring Cold Springs at times. At the close of the quarter the lslanders led 12--10. They maintained their lead for the remainder of the game. The outstanding defense of the Springers held 6 ft. 4 in, Tom Hall to hut five points. ST. AGNES 38 - - I7 l'his was the second win for the Bonnies in the Central Catholic Conference, 38--I7. However in the second game with St. Agnes, a mild upset was pulled when it spilled Cold Springs, 51 - -40 on their home floor. Ben Franklin and Ted Frnster paved the way for the Aggies second win in the conference competition with ll points each. Xlarv Faher led the losing Bonnies with IT. X Jll34l-N35. 32'Et Q ,di I we QTN fi 1 l X kvjx XX! 2 C.XTHlfIJRfXl. 60 - - 35 The Crusaders won QI Conference tilt on the Springers in a hectic eontest on the local floor. They led throughout and were never pressed closer than hv 4 points. lfaher led the local scoring with I2 points. Sxiliel, guarded luv Bauer and usually a high scorer, was held to a single free throw. X second game with Cathedral scored il 4-42 for Cathedral. I-'oi' three tpiarters the game was either teams hall game with neither claiming more than a three point lead, The scores were 12- - I2 at the end of the first quarter and 24 - - 22 for Cathedral .it the half, During the first half Thull scored five consecutive free throw s, llis teamiiizttes added five more for a mark of IU out of I5 tosses. Going into the 4th period we had a margin of two points ox er Cathedral, Xlarv lfaher tallied 22 points using a x .iriety of shots suitalwle to his position. 2' X 0' 0 674 i, gy if 'x Uhbie QQ litipps Wi f 1 ' l CX 34 E Q, -' af, 'fr f'4 I uh: Wlth Our Sincere Best Wishes Brewlng Company laura azz?- :ir Mara has YOU Wlll R YOU Wlll WON T 509Vz ST Clo OU REMEM emember Your school days throug photos of thus annual Be Remembered Through the portrait at BER That Well Be Wcutnng Other Important Pictu as the Years Go By PHOTO St Germcun St ud Munn h e to Make res of You G'RADl-IGP. Tel 146 th H.. contains of you ' Y . , I . Congratulatlons STATE BANK OF COLD SPRING Cold Sprung Minnesota msugq + 4v For Your Flnanclal Alcl Use Our Complete Banking Servsce MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK Yours For Success . . I N Nr QQ, , aff Q .,-.I-.nunf 2, : z.::t:Z,z5'f 3 as umm. Q ,, 7 Pbillulit L . . 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New faces, new clothes, fresh paint and new faculty members. Yes, it's that red-letter day , the first day of school. September 8, Red Cross Get Acquainted Dance. Music by the f'Phonograph and Its Merry Records. XVe really needed a dance to get acquainted because of the new faces. September 11. The first assembly of the year presided over by Father Athana- sius. The football team was disappointed-St. john's game was cancelled be- cause of rain. September 12. Talking of Pro or Con. Champa and Fritz talked to the seniors about their senior pictures. September 13. Students get practice in school citizenship by nominating class ofiicers for 1950-51. September 15. The Springers failed to Dump the Dutchmenf' when we lost in the final period to Melrose 7-0. September 18. A different sort of parade was held today when the people of Cold Spring and surrounding communities honored Our Lady of Fatima. September 19. St. Boniface students sang the High Mass in the ball park to honor the Blessed Virgin. September 20. Don't break that camera! Smile and fiash your Colgate smile, all you Seniors. Mr. Fritz is ready to take your pictures. September 21. Step on the Starter, Step on the Gas, Here comes Cold Spring, Let 'em pass! And did we pass! Tech HB was passed 20-0. September 22. The crest has been the vote of the juniors. Congratulations on your good judgment. September 23. St. Boniface acted as hostess at the Red Cross convention of Stearns County. September 25. Our first awaited free day-Teachers Convention. September 26. 'fThis can't be me -'IDo I look like that? Comments as such, were heard as the Seniors received their proofs. September 27. f'Take a glance at those rings, was hard as the juniors picked out their flashy class rings. September 28. Clip Their XVings was chosen for the Homecoming slogan at the meeting the Seniors held today. September 29. Though mud and rain, the Springers ushowed the Indians how, when they dropped Sauk Rapids Z7-0. OCTOBER October 2. Don't bump my arm. Yes, we were vaccinated for small pox and diphtheria. October 3. Four glamorous senior girls were nominated for Homecoming Queen. They were Ifdna Krebsbach, Mary Symalla, Florence Bates, and Mildred Kraemer. Mildred won the title, the other candidates were her attendants. October 4. It's a wonderful day for singing as the 'fXIinnesotans entertained us at our first Lyceum Program. October 5. lVe have a full day today. The camera was shocked again as SBH had group pictures taken. Homecoming enthusiasm was stirred because of the pep fest, skits, and huge bonfire. October 6. One of the nicest parades was made up by the students today. The team failed to Clip Their iVings,' when we lost to I-'oley 6-0. Little YVillie provided the music for the evening dance. October 7. XVeek-end well needed for those who worked on the Homecoming plans. October 9. XVhat's in store for the Freshman? The Seniors had a special meeting concerning Initiation? F F F? October 10. Ancient instruments were played by the Parkinsons Musical lin- semble today. October ll. Real school spirit was shown by the Freshman class at initiation tonite. Charlie Gresser even had an honorable senior wash his hair-with eggs, that is. October 13, f'VVe may be Springers, but you can't fry us! The team spoiled Paynesville's homecoming 13-7. A wonderful game. October 16. Crepe paper, signs, etc., all over school. Yes, the plans for the car- nival arc completed. The student talent performance was grand. October 19. Carnival, the annual noise, proves to be successful as a result of the cooperation shown by all. The Freshies succeed in having their candidates, joe Peters and Yvonne Steichen, crowned King and Queen. October 25. l'm going to drive more carefully, seems to be the general idea after seeing Hr. Dickinsoifs movie on accidents. October 27. .Nlilaca drubbed the Springers 6-0. October 30. Xlass and Bcnediction opened the lforty llours Devotions. October 31. l.et's do?? Aw yes, its Halloween, isn't it? NOVEMBIQR November 1. The Assumption is proclaimed a dogma by the Holy Father. A day of special rejoicing for the universal church. November 3. The second issue of the Bonnie Flashes met wtih the general approval of the student body. November 6. Xlrs. Richards and Xliss Sessman opened our Red Cross Drive by talking of the conditions in lfurope. November 7. An ordinary day, with ordinary autumn weather. Guess not all days can have something extra. November 8. Oh, jeepersf' and lsn't it pretty? Our first 1950 snowfall. November 9. NVilliam Wallace, the Master Mind entertained us todav. XX'ouldn't school be easy with a memory like that? i November 13. 'KSnow, where art thou? lt would have to melt just when we were going skiing. November 14. liveryone was very well-pleased with their enlargements. Still wish 1 had a different face. November 15. 1t's cold, windy, and raining. just a perfect day to be in bed. November 16. juniors are getting those pre-first-night jitters, Best of luck! November 17. A dozen kids all over the stage- Cheaper by the Dozen matinee is presented. November 18. junior Class Play presented for out-of-townersf' November 20. Congratulations, Sister .Xlichaela and cast, on a superb play! November 21. All dem golden voices were heard at the students sing fest. November 22. Decorations, food and entertainment made the Soph Hop f huge success. November 23. YVe give Thee thanks, O Lord, for Thy great glory. November 24. Bonnie lads and lasses enjoy their long weekend. November 27. The Speech Class was heard over a KSANI tape recording. November 28. A most delightful lyceum program by Negro singers, Coleman and Caloway. Cold Spring lost their Hrst game to Albany, 43-46. November 29. The weather was nice and the day ordinary, but it was still a 'blue day. Those awful report cards! November 30. Curious students are wondering what the annual will be like when paying their one dollar down. XVait and see- DECEMBICR December 1. Cold Spring lost a thrilling game to Paynesville, 44-43. December 3. juniors stage 'KCheaper by the Dozen at Long Prairie. December 4. Father Victor blessed our Advent XVreath. December 5. Nice going team-defeated YVinsted 53-41. December 6. So you're stiff? Oh, the skating rink just opened. December 7. Did you say we sound corny? That was the fault of the radio. The band was recorded over KS.-XX1. December 8. Feast of the Immaculate Conception. December 12. Congratulations, fellows, on your downing of the Preps. 42-37. December 13. The coldest day so far. Now's the time to pull out those red flannels. kids. December 15. The Shepherds Star was a beautiful play, presented by the Soph. Dramatic Club. December 17. N1en's Chorus presented its 10th annual Christmas program. December 20. The angelic voices of the carolers echoed through the halls. December 21. Another of the popular songs by the students' hour. December 22. lfrom rubber dolls to most anything, were among the gifls pre- sented .it the Christmas party. December 23-january '. Christmas vacation. hr f 1 v 'Iva J T '- ' ff: W5 8 -i i.. f... J -0 1 r jaxuaav january 8. Vacation is over and we start out with a full day. The juniors reecived their rings, the Seniors had tryout for joan of Are, and we had a pep fest for the Cathedral game tomorrow. Anything else??? january 15. The team gave us a thrilling game in spite of losing to Foley by 55-52. january 16. Semi-finals really have us on our toes. january 17. Graduates of St. Boniface who form the Cold Spring Lions Basket- ball team played a benefit game tonight. january 18. A tape recording is made of an Assembly Sing Fest. The team de- feated Crosier tonight. january 22. Silence! Father Lancelot was our retreat master. The theme of the retreat was, Are you a real student? Are YOU? F? january 23. In four months we'll graduate! That was the thought of the seniors as they measured for caps and gowns. january 24. Oh. Qh! Report cards. january 25. XVatch the Birdie! Quill and Scroll pictures were taken. january 26. Yea! Team! The team defeated the Aggies. january 28. Sister Bernice, Sister Cathan, Tom Stone, jerome Meyer, Lenora Thul and Betty Gresser represented St. Boniface at a Press Conference at St. john's. january 29. Our first blizzard and -400 but no free day. january 30. NVith a Hghring team and good sportsmanship showed by our cheering section, we lost to Cathedral in a close contest. january 31. The lucky or unlucky kids who had a long week-end because of the cold weather trudged back to school. FEBRUARY February 1. An unusual day-nothing exciting happened! February 2. YVe had a wonderful time at your dance, cheerleaders. February 6. St. Thomas won their 21st consecutive victory by defeating us, 62-20. February 7. It's good to be reminded that we are dust -Ash XVednesday. Roy Mayer, the famous magician. really entertained us today. February 9 De I.a Salle received the better end of a basketball game by de- feating us. February 14. Valentines Day spirited the world for everyone. February 16. St. Agnes defeated us to the tune of 41-50. February 18. St. john's receives the better poet of the scare. February 19. Seniors select their announcements. February 23, 24, 25. Tournaments at St. Cloud. Our team failed to reach the attempted goal but they portrayed their true Bonnie spirit! February 28. A really unexpected free day. MARCH March 2. The end of another six weeks! Oh what a wonderful free day we had. March 7. Report card day. March 9. A dress rehearsal of joan of Arc is presented by the Senior Class. Nlarch 11. Another presentation Ufi'jU311Uf.'X1'C!. is enjoyed. March 12. 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