St Francis De Sales High School - Fransalian Yearbook (Denver, CO)
- Class of 1930
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bU3MIxiMk'6imLM3aab515b +5bTxQk1LcQEw9Q6bMfi5 'Ciba Transalian 1930 M 3? Ghz ffransalian of ,Q 1930 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIORS OF ST. FRANCIS DE SALES HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME I DENVER, Conomno E I H639 Wg' W 2 21 0 Torcworb Q 3390 P5 ROM the field of our school activi- ties we have culled some few blossoms, which we hope will 5, serve as tender and precious memories to qi those whose harvest is over and as a stimu- li to greater effort to those youthful Fran- X 51 salians who are yet to follows us. it I 'Digger 5 5 1? 3 5 Q ff? QW: E m E E F E z SMHMW - G95 Giga 9 Exam Dedication N OUR four years at St. Francis de Sales one man has been above all others, our teacher, our guide, our friend. The memory of him who guided us through the four happiest years of our life and sacrificed himself that we might reach our goal will always be cherished in the hearts and minds of the Fransalians-'30, To us he symbolizes the learned teacher, the conscientious priest and the under- standing friend. So with a humble spirit and grateful hearts the class of '30 respectfully dedicates this first an- nual to Rev. J. J. Donnelly. QW RWM? 1930 0 QW -5 U D as 4 NWA W' a C 8 Mi c -'J D Wifi? Q49 REV. J. J. DONNELLY RT. Rav. -T. IIICNRY 'l'1mzN Our Assistants Rllfzv. ll. OK 'oNN1c1.1. X ll0l'lI'2llf, of 1'1illlll'I' 0'Co11111-ll wl- liml With a smilv most QIl'2lK'l0llS Zllltl 21 l'ill't' most kind 0 is,g'e11tl0, l1e is shy ut oh! what an kindly cya llicv. M. -I. llA1c111xc:'i'ox .X pril-st ll'0Ill llvzir. nhl l1'1-l:1114l has Ullllll' 111- 4lws-ll 'l'f1 luring' llS ll4'l' g'ln1'ivs of fm' hill :mil clf-ll Aml p1'o11ml111ig.1'l1t who lu- of so loyal il SUN .Ks our own lwlmw-el lvililllll' llzir- 1'i1ig1't011. 2555? i3iJfi3 Hlllll3HLlllll E QEiNiKiM1JGi5bTgQtQHKsEg3g is Our Appreciation 55 35 iii 53 F! is 334 3 tis' if 155 it ta 1 T kin If o 0 5 5 t. O as as E Q22 REV. fl0Sl'IPll l'. CVII1-1KoN Ze: as sig A ,J Though you have grono to another fivld, Q53 There your priestly power to wieldg 555 NVD rvniolrllwr when you wcrv hm-rv, We had in you a. fri:-nd most dear. LQ, 2954. :gy . I I at 0 RQ-adv for work and readv for lun, 5 ,IT ' ' -jg You wore a. fil.VOI'lf0 with 4-vvryolu-5 Patient, varnm-st, understanding. kind. 2,-lg 'Vi' A lwtlor mentor we ne'Qr shall find. gl? 0 5 Hlou'v0 taught us to be loyal and foursquare, .344 ,S That 0llHI'lflCfQ'I' is undorminvd, if w0'ro not fair. You've helps-d us, the beauty ot' our Faith to see, 'Eg Of this greatest of gifts justly proud to be. 26.15 DX fiifiit 'Q P5 U' -s o .. P4 'YQ 'T' - o F' ... '1 .- ,.- . 4 rc rn S fo ffl -'IT' ra ... Pl' .72 P+ E . 4 ': FF o 'L' fa UQ O Q 31 99 5 1 FF '-s 5 E9 Q A 'E' QD FP :- CD P1 CD E 'D 1 O F :s- CD '1 CD w. 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Z' rs : I '+ i. .T :S -+ ' If -- Q .. -3' 'I' 75 c 2 - I 5- . 5 .. 22 Eg FT' P1 35' Z5 . Z 1 Q. 2. -3 A 5 9-9 '-s N. 23 A Q, .,. . , ,.... X, ... 4 J, ... 3.4 v-P ' fl? ,... D' ,Q .. ,... fb I5 - .. Qcgv ciigbo .9 H? Hman seg' egiifr- W -4 .Q CQ TH . 5 gf. .4 .pac 53 Page 9 33 1 9 3 0 ' 25 it 3591512 QV We Q ft3521'-QT 9 G 355 at sin 0 Fllllll3!1Lllllt History of the Parish N TIIE summer of 1892, the Bishop divided St. Jowph's Parish to form St. Francis de Sales Parish. Father James Brown, the first pastor. named the new parish St-. James'. ln the fall of 1892, Father Brown was transferred to Leadville. and Father -I. J. Gibbons came from Ouray to St. Francis de Sales. lle began work about November 10, and at once started the erection of a Church on the corner of Alameda and Lincoln. Mr. Paroth, who built the church, started work on Xo- vember 15, and rushed it so that it could be ready for the l'hristmas ceremonies. The new church was dedicated on the Sunday before Vhristmas. Rt. Rev. N. l'. Matz blessed the Uhurch and named it St. Francis de Sales. ln addition to attending to St. Francis de Sales, Father Gibbons took care of Littleton, Castle Rock, Elizabeth, Elbert and Lark- ff spur. He was often visited by the present pastor of the church, Father J. J. Donnelly. On account of the death of Father Brown, Father Gibbons was sent to take care of the parish in Leadville. in October, 1898. Father NVilliam Morrin. coming from Cripple Vreek, cared for the parish until 1903. He was loved by all. Our be- loved pastor, Father Donnelly, took up the work on April 16. Father Morrin's plan of building a new church was not carried out be- cause the Bishop saw that the parish needed a school. The upper story of the school was to be used for a chapel. The building' was begun in July and the chapel was dedicated on November 1, 1903. The parish school was opened in September, 1906. Little enthusiasm was shown and only thirty pupils attended the first year. The following year, the two Sisters of St. Joseph, who were in charge, had over a hundred children and the teaching staff had to be increased. ' In 1910, it was seen that a new church would have to be built to accommo- Puge I0 ? gmWP 1 9 3 0 Q , a tg.. 9 5 'ti iii of 0- We 9 f 6 Clif A- 6254 6 - Q C e 4 Q . Q. .Q gee ... f'P :fra-+ 54 235 FQ git 'U 5 -S Qi: Q' Pi' QSC? H 29.2 ISE .BH 5555 ing .gd -eng 514 gap-+ -'I ,so as gc-gr T 5:6 :e 022'-Ig:-' G0 HC-fa: gr: ZF,-.H I- osm ETIQCD P-1 51:5-O X 2 H1 'Z n:Of,'3 than O Eg-5 sz-df? 9 mm, iss b' Q. rug, Q mm? 5, . ani- Q :big-1 rn. 552 a'3': FP DH 5 as :ii :SW ,f6fKnIFgpTLQ' af'-'frcigafhqhoeijl Rt. R-ev. Bishop N. U. Matz, D.D., oiiieiating. The church was occupied in ,Q xg November but was not dedicated until Christmas, 1911. 'gg Our first assistant pastor, Fa.ther Bernard Fajanelle, came in 1910, but was Th transferred in July of the next year to Rifle to take charge of a parish. He was Q succeeded by Father' Daniel P. Callaghan, who was connected with the parish ii until July, 1915. From October, 1912, to June, 1913, Father J. B. White was 425 3:52 also an assistant pastor. He was succeeded by Father A. J. NVaters, who Q labored a year in the parish. The work on the High School and Community Building was started in the QQ, 3 fall of 1923. The school was completed and ready for classes in September, '35 il 1924. ln that year there was only one high school grade, with thirty-two pupils Q. ' ' in it. Each year after that, another grade was added until there was a com- if jg, plete grade and high school. The new school has grown remarkably. In September, 1928, one hundred and thirty or more pupils registered at St. Fran- Eff, 55 cis de Sales High School. The Class of 1930 will be the third class to be gradu- W ated in the history of the high school. Lf? L af R ei Q52 ... .YW GS .QE 5, L Q Q et- fd Sei bfiiaife' V. 'bl ef Gee' ' as Q I0 , 35 Q 26 iii I i W T iii es, , . it fi Page ll T73 MP 1 9 3 0 t V5.1 ff, 131 9? ik' :Eg nl? fill Q53 fs: 31 1 l 51 15, E.. sri Lb Q FE: 'JH iw -, 222 fin .f .u 7.51 'LBJ I'-v te' EF? '55, I j PQ' Jw In 4 D ts T .1 E33 an ' 2 age L '31 tv L ,J Pg 73: ' 'J 'Eel ai if: LL 43 fs? ffl' L Sl 'bs V 4 fm Q? Eh: 2,3 .x :kg Lv- 'lil Plii :ks Q i +32 ff' ,gn , ,, Lfpl 'iss EF? lf: te ifi ,t ' In 5 s Fllllll-9HLIllll EitgfciitiwktilitiftirlitivittlvivEli l To Our Teachers Sisters of St. Joseph Dear Sisters of St. -lolseph, you have earenl For us tlirougrh years. as earenl the Saint for l'hrist Awhile Ile grew in grave with Hotl :uul man. l'is ours to thank you For your watelit'ul love. Anil pray that we may give to you a share Of that unmeasureil joy that your tlear Saint lieeeiyerl e'en in the home of Nazareth. lint still more fervently we pray that Vhrist May see in you the sisters ol' this Saint. Anil that llis love for -loseph may he sharerl lly sisters who rel'leet an image mlear. Oh may Ile see in you the hrow that love Anml thoug'lill'ul eare matle heautil'ul to llim. The eyes that shone with cleep atTee1ion's light. 'l'he mouth so often shapetl hy smile of vheer. 'l'he hanils mamle skillful hy the will to serve. 'l'he eountenanee with reeortl ol' sweet thought. Thus, Sisters ot' St. Joseph. may you share VVith your royal hrother, 1'hrist's eternal Love. Page I2 1 9 3 0 5?QSf+l?tEfrQEaTtST4lBtK.'3c3l12?2f2s2EoTail!WSP?4 2.3 4,7 Ei? fi ,JRE lg! Qi lil in . Q ff S4 ffl -so gb. sen 7 .4 i fy' :if Q4 lei? l L, gil' Ll 3 tif ll ' ral' . Sf. :Ar 'G 1 L cg 1 5. 0 N A- '34 I. te? QQ? ' L ta! 5 ' c lzgl' :QL l ga' -14? i T1 I. 162' sou fir LV la? Qt ii to, 54? gi' 55: X 5 NY- :4 ? ' 11 S99 sq .-42 i Q LK. ,Qs ... ,. I - 5:- ig Huu4snLlHll The Senior Class' Tribute TO FATHERZDONNELLY A young man in far away Canada Heard his loving Master's clarion call My son, my son, leave all and follow me. His answer was- Yea! You shall be my all. Years ago came he to Colorado e A stranger having neither health nor fame, But dauntless courage in plenty had he To labor for souls in his Master's name. In the interest of his parish folk Of his life he has spent a goodly part, But we loving children in the classroom Hold the dearest place in his noble heart. By spoken word and noble example He doth our God 's praises joyfully sing He hath taught us that important lesson To remain always close to Christ Our King. Our motto- The Beauty of the Deity In our lives of work and prayer shall combine His message,-loyalty, peace and love of God So as to merit the realms divine. 77 -Lorraine O 'Meara, '30 '43-IFB 1930 Page 13 I - V W ' Y ' - ' w Rx 4 XXX Q N . X 1 -if . -- C 1 X X 9 5 X V. ,fi 7 fx i ' ' V 1 4 'THC T' Oljea 0,05 4 1 1iW 5 S l4's E1 15156 4 .J .2 J J 3 HMV' EH x' 1 lg Ealfl fja U- Sq nfl A ,Af ' -i'L 'i 'F, f 'Mn M47 ? p 'fl nQD'1 QQ F, f'H, ? A 5 1.-. f- 'C ' . X 1 K- +- ' 55 ' M .. ,, L51 X - - - T - - - - A ,. TE, f7'Sf'1Cfiefs Senior Fllllll-'5llLlllll Leaving Port The plane now taxies o'er the field The Class of '30 is aboard, We feel the ground beneath us yield, Aloft, aloft, we-'ve quickly soared. And now we circle o'er the ground Where stand and gaze beloved friends: There teachers, juniors, move around. And fervent prayer for us aseends. Our parents lift a waving hand, And well we know that anxious hearts We 've left. on the receding land, As straight ahead our ship now darts. And whither shall our voyage tend? And shall we safely wing our way? And in what port shall each descend? And shall the skies be bright or gray? With firm grasp the stick we'll hold, VVith clear, unflinching eye we'll gaze Into the years, as they unfold, Nor fear the phantoms in their haze. VVith faith in Him who feeds the birds And guides them on their pathless way, Each graduate his heart now girdsg With purpose high we'll work and pray. A . . sz. I! L . Page 15 Q90 RQ I' 'gf' 1 9 3 0 'iq-4' if 'io at A U.Q9f' qQ94 0 'ea' ' ' ea' vw? 'eaweb FKRKSHLIRH Page M r Student Body Fransalwkmg ................ ........ L IICHAEL MONTGOMERY Vfice-Frafnsalzkm ........... ........... D Aviv HAmuNa'roN Secretary of 'School ........ ...,... J ANETTE YEGGY CLASS OF 1930. - President ............... ...................................... A NDREW MCCALLIN Vice-President .......... Secretary ............... Treasurer ........... Motto To BE RATHER THAN To Emblem SHIELD Colors BLUE AND WHITE Flower TmAQRosE .......,..THOMAS Bocmnn .........FRANCES EPP1cn WILLIAM Mmzvm. SEEM. ' ' AMW 1930 55565 FKRHSHLIHH ifia alflibtf' 9,884 T NFO URSUI x AHIQY MIC'll.KPlI, lVIox'n.m1r:ln' ls XIWI XNIXDUI 1 ll Axlmm. Ml L U F1 l1lNllllI1Nl I ahold that basketball dart. NVho would sn Ursula knows not the art? Not llom in this xrt docs she oxovl lf or she om ldmu lfl0Il does compel. This brilliant lad is sure to gain, A name' for self in the hall of fame His talents Eno, all students know, As records of our class will show. Iimdx for sxorlt elger for fun. qhe s 1 flS0!'lTP wx 1th everyone. His willing' hand and Cl1C'PI'fIll lwart Makes him of us a, pleasant part, His words are fire, his dveds supply The will in us to do or die. U Q l9 w'E5T4 1930 YIM? t . 292 zwrawcll ' as rnnnsuiuu Id2E4f31lcYff+3fQ'!2?5r59iVe3i?LfEi35?pE?5+03?vI9f2ff+5 df5i391'Q95l?Sk M3332 163591 Qliik gin Q .9 0 fp M .... -... .,.-,,,..,..,,. , ? lllll K l . Tnoxms Bouum CA'l'Hl4:IuNl-1 CR,0Vl'I.l'1Y llhm' Nll'I'I'lQRH XVILLI A xi M .xRvl4:1. No doubting! Tll0'lIlHS here, we know, For visions splendid ever show, Un the horizon of his day. Uh. grant they never fade away! Uonversation is quite an art, In which Uatherine has her part Fain would We care to have her change For to us she would seem quite strange! Please, Mary, forgive if we teasingly ask- For you to forgive is a very light task- When you tread on the grass does the blade Ever bend, or just deem you a. shade? Marvel at here much we tind A truly quick and clever mind, But what we marvel at the most-- IIe's slow to leave the starting post. Page 18 fPIcl9??2553-if 1 9 3 0 Q if Mes 0.5 O O Q I OC WWT5? 0 O Mft 3 3 . O D 215 I 'f4i?'525T63'?2t' I i P la 5 i 4 i l , i A-, , -M - N . ll HARlll,ll lVIl'Cl'RDY I'll I'lI Ymzm' El.AxNl41 CLOSE WII.IJ.KRl HARTMAN For Harold sunsliinv smiles each day, The world is quite' a lowly spot, And if it rains he still is gay, He takes it Slllllillgf, cold or hot. Wv'cl likz- to see on that great day Fair laurels on your pretty brow, VVher0 perseverance comm in play, You 'll win, as you win even now. With hazel eyes and ligrllt brown hair Sho's tall and slim, ill maiden fair, Quick in action, slow in speech, And every heart her virtues roach. Silence golden, We all Will admitg So stick to your colors, You'll profit by it. Page 19 1930 I -1 5-1 :n :z G0 : :- i sz: z Y- 5' R 5? .0'f6?F?lfg 3 Q it 9 35 .9 T22 'U Q-F O J o 0 Q Q EWa I+?-5 Fllllll3liLlllll HM' 5 ' 16655 O Mail F A ,. ,,-.g...... , --'-' ' 4- v-- EPIJ' 005+-Bb its 61 - 4 Q s 0 i m x 32 , - ' H 9 H , s 4 li fa 2- ,vi A YW, ,W ,,-,- ..., -W - H , , -,., ,.,. be 551 Diww Hmuuxerow DORUTHY Hrmuifs XVIRGINIA MA'r1u-:ws Puri, DoY1.E. I I never trouble trouble, 0 '02 'Till trouble troubles me, And, whether you like it or not, E I'll stand by the right, you 'll see. 6 ' 'U ' Dear Dorothy 's our studious girl 0 Her thoughts were never in a whirl O Her precious time she did not fool 0 But made the very best of school. it Tho' sometimes she beams with glee, She takes life with grace and ease. Oi Variable as a shade is she, E llneertain, coy, and hard to please. .ran Q, og? Paul Doyle is this kind, young man 's name, 5 We hope he'll always be the same, gi 15 For we greatly admire his way, M, Ot' gayly greeting us eaeh day. D '55 af Page 20 E ff5 1930 'Bait ff? lllii ig FRANUES Ei1'Plt'll ANNA Mncm Korzsnziz Hx-:mx L.XNIl'FZR'I' LORR.XINl'I O'Mr:.xRix Slillltllllgl' with reluctant foot, Fraucvs. in her manner swoot, Hesitatos to trace lift-'s chart. Shall sho choose the lwtter part? Sec our Alum Mario every day Laughing, cheerful, very gay' 140 she though thoroughly distressed She is always waiting.: for tho lwst. For Ilelen thc record appears The work of twelve long' faithful yvzlrs. VVe dare not say more than this Ilvr st-hool-days were one long bliss. Lorrainv O'Mez11'a. grralccful and fair, VVith eyes of lmluv and golclvu hair, Sweet mul unrufilc-d, staunvh zmrl truv, Sh0'll soo you through what Nair you do. Prlgf' ' . 1930 0 fl :I -. Z Z :ra Il: I' Pd Z Z 54. E' A 0 ioflfitgk ' HW Q. 1555 O ff t 9 I n gba is !J, F lUUl3llLIllll K 0 P .., .... .-1, U O O C1 1 '+fr- t G A7 L 1!'Q9d59w ,, el Amex-:N NICVANN P.vl'iuc-li Ross JA N r:'r'rr: Ylcmam' Al.m-:RT DI-:N x x Pray who the athletic maiden? 2' 095592 Who appears never to grow old In working' for our Blue and Gold. IQGGQ R325 9 n--w-4 v-ef-Q5 rom! rn:-3-' 9' f-1-4 14930 wg,-5 :Egg ...Hz :s-:L .... 21.5. 'itil eww '.I.'.3'4 fu fr- 2 gg' 4, -- mf'- '4 5 ' 1 4 ru -s 2 2 ... FP NVith the St. Francis team you'll find. No finer wing, please bear in mind, A player certainly is Pat. He's not a had fellow at that. Janette's quite popular you see, For one and all of us agree ln every plan she'll aptly fit. But watch her quiet, subtle wit. Albert 's quiet and sedate, U Page 22 Q f?f355lQ?Y?iQQ?3P152i?5WPl'lfilFwWWW 1 9 3 0 W Q6?9kT No one less them our sweet .Xflren ' Business The Staff mifoomegq 1 X Kxigincffon Po: 'A isulgemgmnddph fx xn-Chu? ' 1 T Uh pgzzigkim rf .R- F ' HF Xhelers in Llfgeraiilra .:, 2 PIP: I ' K r Skilixfmpf' 'Ulm marvel Fr ancts Eppich Gorrespondanf. -Hmmm cl MB Wink' Cafherzne C1 ouxleg Cortespondenf f SL is lib Q adsl DG 0 FKRHSHLIHH Message from Pastor to Graduation Class of '30 MEM D! EMBERS of the Graduation Class of '30, you are leaving St. Francis de ASW' Sales School. The majority of you have been with us from the first Q .,A, ,,., Q W years of your school life. Tn so far as a school shapes and develops character, our school and our work must be judged by your Worth. This thought, alone, would make us intensely interested in your future. Add to this the personal love that has been back of our work and will be back of our continued interest in you and you can understand the anxious but hopeful solicitude with which we see you assume new responsibilities. Your school motto, two lines penned for the first issue of your school paper, is: ' Go forth, and let your message bc The beauty of the Deity. And now you go forth with the power to carry that message to your world more efficiently than could any printed page. The beauty of the Deity means the beauty of love, for God is love, it means the beauty of Truth for God is Truth, the beauty of Virtue for God is Virtue. From the beginning we have striven to show you that we were more deeply interested in the character you develop than in the knowledge that you ac- quired. ln season and out of season we have urged you to do earnest work, for without honest Work there can be no growth or development of- character. Idle- ness stagnates, service builds. God is the Master-man and His human child should reHect and image its divine Father. We are brought forth to express in finite being the perfections of Eternal Being. In a finite way the parent expresses the paternal love of God, the true express His truth, the just express His justice, the pure express His purity. Just in the measure that We do express these virtues We are worthy to be called Sons of God. Just in the measure that we express in our life the beauties of the Divine Life we are fulfilling the purpose of our creation and of our redemption. God became man that men might become gods. In our finite, halting and imperfect. way we can and should show forth the beauties of the Deity. No ideal should be too high for you. If the Catholic school based the purpose and the methods of its work on materialistic psychology then we would have trained you to think of yourselves as brothers of the animal. A peda.g'og'y based on materialistic psychology must Page524 y aww 1930 Flllllwllllllll train those whose thought and character it forms to class themselves as animals in nature and in destiny. lf we ha.d thus trained you we could ask of you nothing high or holy. We do not ask morality of the animal, we do not ask gentleness of the tiger. But we have based the purpose and the methods of our education on the concept of an immortal soul, distinct from the reactions of matter. We have trained you to esteem yourselves as children of God and brothers of Christ. We can, therefore, ask of you Christlike virtue. We can ask you to look upward and to struggle upward, to claim and seek your kinship with the Divine. In school we asked you to use and develop to the utmost those talents that God had given you, and now we ask you to live on a high plane of life, on the Christian plane of life. Christianity is a height to which men have climbed slowly and any descent from that height is a form of suicide. You will and must live in the worldg but take into that world your faith, your concept of duty, your habits of prayer, your fidelity to church and for you that world will never be a Godless World. Go forth and let the message of your thought, your conversation, your lives be the beauty of Love, Justice, Truth and Temperance. Q-fishy, 3 11 133-3 y s Jigga.: J y 9 xx: 1: flyiljiif' Page 25 a- ssess AWP-:asa 1930 swears Fllllll3!lLlllll Q 0 li RJ Fifi iii-iii:-:L X 5'-' zz Qfi.-if-jf'i . C2 9 451'-5: lass -fu KNOW ALL MEN sv Tnasis PRESENTS: That we, the illustrious Class of 1930, of St. Francis de Sales High School, located in the City of Denver, State ot' Colorado, being of sound body and of as sane mind as possible after the laborious labors of the four years, do on this sixth day of June. make, ordain, and direct this to be our last. testament, willing to those Fransalians who are to come after us a record hard to equal and giving the remainder of our scholastic possessions as follows: Fmsr ITEM: To the Facility we bequeath our everlasting gratitude for their valiant efforts, against such tremendous odds, in endeavoring to equip us with the necessary training for the battles of life. SECOND l'1'nM: To the Alumni we will our greatest of gifts-ourselves. May it profit well by its legacy! THIRD ITEM! To the Flass of '31 we bequeath the privilege of occupying the first place in the cafeteria line, and the occupancy of the highly decorated Senior Tables. The exercise of these privileges will endow the members of said class with hardy digestions. Also class picture, living examples of learning, punetuality and all the virtues to which model students aspire. Albert Denny leaves his habit of asking questions to any member ot' the Junior Class so inclined. Virginia Mathews bequeaths her coquettishnesst to Evelyn Smith. Michael Montgomery wills his stenographic abilities to Mary Fitzpatrick. Ruth Yeggy transfers her able business management to any industrious Junior. Thomas Bogard bestows his facility for argument to James McEnany. Adren Nevans leaves her mechanical ability to adjust typewriters to Michael Turilli. William Marvel gives his abundant supply of mischievousness to any mirth creator of the Class of '31. Page26 fmQWP 1930 'si FKRHSRLIRH Q Janette Yeggy wills her artistic taste in beautifying the Fransalian to Mary Scherer. Patrick Ross bequeaths his talent for reading to any Junior talented in that line. Catherine Crowley and Ursula Alvey hand down their aptness in making rhymes to Mary Howes. William Hartman wills his knack for cartooning to any artistic Junior. Mary Nieters leaves her well-worn uniform to any needy Senior of '31. Doroth'y Hughes bequeathes her dainty air to Frances Alff. David Harrington transfers his position. in social circles to Patsy Dwyer. Helen Lampert confers her care-free character to the Juniors as a whole. Harold McCurdy wills his deftness at transcription to any able Junior. Elaine Close im.parts her innate reserve to Arthur Aymani. 0 Anna Marie Koester bequeathes her cheery disposition to Fern Kraemer. Paul Doyle wills his quiet pevrambulation down halls to William Dibb. Frances Eppich imparts her quiet charm to Naomi Marooney. Isabel Windolph confers her amiable disposition to Virrel Walker. Andrew McCallin disposes of his knowledge of historical events to Robert Walker. Lorraine O'Meara gives her art of writing compositions to Mary Alma Fregeau. The Faculty we appoint our executors. In accordance with the ancient cus- tom, and in testimony whereof, we do affix our seal. Signed this sixth day of June, in the year of our Lord 1930. o THE SENIOR CLASS. Many Nmrnns, '30. G.. Gi QI QE Pane B1 fiifl?-Pdf? fm93?5?i9 1930 Yuftfim5if3?fJIfi5Po'l1fffl?h'bf+3h?fd2fli5tQMl55 FIIIIIISHLIHII -If p .,V 65. 'I-fl fl, I +5 'I-fl af? isa fl Ry rf? me 'Eff 3 fir? it fri? LE -he ft L61 P9 ff: EBI '!6t Q., I if mf: sol aw 5, Lv +22 sv I :rm +4 .p. JI 'Q NI V' ya 1. .1 gl fr: 'I 1? lg 'fbi iff . Class Proplleey As I sit at my winrlow and wateh evening clraw her flnsky enrtain aeross the flaming sky, my thoughts tlrift haek to those happy times, my sehooltlays. I wontler where all those lovetl pals are now. antl what they are mloingr. Slowly night with all her majesty and mystery settles on this earth like a great X blanket. l elose my weary tyes anrl I am soon earrieml on the wings ot' sleep to the lanml ot' faney. 'l'he enrtain ol' rlestiny rises on the stage ot' life anal one hy one I see my pals in stutly anrl play pass hefore me. 'l'winkling stars are the foot- hghts and the magnilieent moon. the great toreh whieh is turnetl on eaeh one as they eome to the eenter ot' the stage. smile :nul tlisappear. .X tall figure in somher hlaek of a nun appears, how hright and sweet her t'aee. l4'ranees has fouutl her joy and peaee working in the vineyard ot' her' ltortl. She smiles at me antl then she is gone. 'l'wo hautlsome mitltlle agetl men in faultless tnxealoes appear. lint who ean they he? Surely l must he mistaken, hut no-it is William antl Ilavitl, the heatls of the great Marvel-IIarrington eorporation. They smile as mneh as to say. Yon thought. we eonlcIn't flo it! Hut alas, youth is 1Ieeeiy'ing. lint listen, a. heantifnl hnrst of song tills the air. goltlen notes throhhing antl swelling with magnitieent heanty antl sweetness. Ilelen startetl in l'ieklesl' hut now she is a. eelehratetl opera star. Slowly she tlisappears leaving only the spell ot' her womlerful voiee. I see more figures eoming from the shadows ol' the tlark eloumls which eling ahont the stage like great hlaek enrtains. 'l'wo people approaeh. 'l'hey seem to he engagecl in a very earnest eonversation. As their faees are tnrnetl towartl me I see Miehael Montgomery who is now a prosperous hanker. and his seere- tary. Ruth Yeggy. NVith the quiek eonfitleut steps of hnsiness people they eross the stage anml elisappear. 'l'he spotlight is now tnrnetl on a figure in a spotless white uniform ol' a nurse. it is Aclren Nevans. She seems to he in a hurry. and elose hehinxl her looking very solemn anil hnsinesslike eomes Dr. Denny and his assistant llr. Page JN A i 7'3'i' 3i 5'ml'e9 H ell? 117' hexsh E5 f-R .-if-Ar-eN i:5 95l'l355Z'F5?lQt7ml?076t4tfJr+f:gt.3Q5llIf5Tl5I355W 1 9 3 0 qt9tJtTt9Sl3tTlXl392aGwlfIqtQl?4TIile3'5v5fl.2,We 3 K Q3 DJ 5.44 Q4 K. C E50 Sir Gi, Q53 t - - A ? Eff 65 c IH! SQL iz? R' Fi 451 GSS' si it Est C' 1 . ai. fi? ER? aa L li LH Q au te! Fe an 56? I ,, gl 'I tai,- K E5 ss lil' -Q- FllllllSl1LIllll Doyle. They pass on along the pathway of life to continue their wonderful work of helping their unfortunate fellow-men. Next appears a small but very business-like looking woman. She smiles with the contentment and happiness which comes to those who have gained suc- cess in this world. Anna Marie Koester now owner of a large chain of fashion- able cafeterias. But now my attention is again drawn to the center of the stage. Soft music fills the air. First the light is thrown on the orchestra. There in immaculate evening dress stands Harold McCurdy, the director, who is now even more popular than the great Rudy Vallee. The light is turned to the other side of the stage and from the wings trip four dainty girls, dressed in gorgeous oos- tumes. They dance with beautiful, graceful movements to the soft dreamy music. Lorraine, Virginia, Elaine and Dorothy finish their dance, bow and smile and then disappear to trip their way gracefully and happily through the future. I hear a loud pounding noise and as the curtain rises on the scene of a court room. I see Judge Hartman calling the court to order. Before him stands Officer McCallin and beside him there is a tall, beautiful woman. As she turns and faces the judge I recognize the famous actress Ursula Alvey. She now starts to speak and tries to explain that she was sure she was not going more than thirty miles an hour, and now she would be late for a very important en- gagement to have her portrait painted by the celebrated artist, Janette Yeggy. The judge dismisses the case and Officer McCallin hurries away to see his friend Pat Ross, now a. great baseball player, play in the greatest game of the season. The noise of cheering crowds in the grandstand fades away and the soft haunting strains of an organ fills the air. I see a magnificent church crowded with people. The tall figure of a priest advances towards the altar, mounts the steps and as he turns to begin the man I see his face. It is Thomas, now Rev. Bogard, about to celebrate his first mass. As he begins a beautiful voice is heard from the choir, I turn and see Isabel, her face raised to heaven as she sings the praises of God, while Mary plays the beautiful accompaniment on the organ. As the last notes die away the lights go out one by one leaving darkness, just as each old friend passes from the stage of life and disappeared into the dark- ness of the future. Suddenly I am back by my window and the clock strikes twelve. I hurry to my bed and fall asleep with the memory of their faces before me. How happy they all seem, and God bless them every one. UATIIERINE CROWLEY, '30. Page 29 1930 D G V , t , Uzwss CWz'.sZfop- l Y Q. ' Ez? f 'Q' v , yffll ' 11's pf rf ja f -'ylifs' l,ik'l',1fEiil' V- ' - mill.: J' ,f -21 'ii Y N ll 441 JgT,I.VIi ,f if f 4444-J,!fn A-X - fluff, if ff l . I , x ff f fl X l fl f fl ll Class History 'l'lu- fhirwl vlziss has vonu- fo flu- f-nfl of its frail in Sf. Frznu-is mlm- Selle-s lligh. 'l'lu- plc-:isnrm-s mul flu- foils of flu-sv ilays. flu- lu-sf of our livvs, will soon vonu- fo :in 4-iul. 'l'lu- Vlziss of 'Sill is. lmlfingr, for 21 lu-if-f space-. rm-auly fo fake flu- sf:-p lu-ymul flu- pprfuls, infu flu- sfrngzglx- flllfll is lifm-. If is rzlflu-r lmral fo faki- fllis sts-p, whim-h shnfs off flu-so soc-lu-s so Pllflllilfflil fo ns by flu- passing ye-airs, fm' sm-vm-n in flu- 4-lass haw- lu-4-n fo-gm-flu-r' Sllll'l' our first :rraule-. 'l'lu- lunuls of 1-mnpmiirmsllip lmvm- sfrn-ng'flu-nm-il info flu- lmmuls of nf-V1-r-fo-lu--forgzofff-n friend- ships. In Svlllvlllllvl' of' niru-fm-1-n luuulrf-fl mul fm-nfy-six fl1i1'fy-flm-v 1-nfs-rm-cl upon our high sm-luuml 4-arf-4-r. l'l2ll'l1 re-of-fling: ye-ar f'omul ns a fm-w pace-s furflu-r on our frail. Old fau-es lum- ilisappc-:irc-fl fro-in our class. buf with flu- fwenfy-fo-nr lf-ff wc- llavc- lu-on zllrlc- fo ke-4-p up tlmf spirit of' unify so 4-ssl-nfial fo ai. class. Our rc-1-orrl lllY'0llgl'll0lll our carl-1-r in Sf. Frznu-is ch- Sales is fhnf. of smne- fhing: affm-inpfa-fl mul sonu-fhingr 2l,Cl'0lYlI5llSlll'fl in 1-vc-ry fic-lrl of muh-avor and 1-vm-ry fim-lml of sf-luuml lifl-. Blu-luu-l Monfg-:onu-ry ln-ongrlif ns info prmninf-xu-0 lust Pflgf' .ffl Hiiriffiifflifilcidzij Flllllmlllllll . K' - xg ffm Cl iv 1 Q Q fi' L33 14 2 H 1 F' a Q F7 3 :vi e I X E? FJ ? 91 lf? K as Q e K .5 Q L - S94 ' W if Q Q Fi E+ 90, si Q 52? iq , X55 fi' W 3. Qff3K'f5DI YQQ?W2mu?Qfff 1 9 3 0 4 'O ' r ' 2' D ffm! ff? 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D' ' - D Q 'Z I Q 5 5 E se 5 2 2? 53.2 ,ig ip, M F WF H 5: T, Y N .., 2 .gf c?0z66faf55?af'ofpr 8 L6 m ,A ,.,. 511 Fi. A451 A fr eggqiiwgy , M w,etQ?fQ?2?zS?I9D 342-54,5 9i+?551'?fi 1 9 3 0 Y V W Wm 4325 665385 its CGW? Ebidtifisbiaf dgiwzik Qlibifg JEEP? Qibldfab' -'Vie U Page 34 F IUIHSHLIRH To the Faculty Our beloved teachers, the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, whose wise counsel has guided us, whose sympathetic understanding has cheered us onward and upward, this page of the Fran- salian is gratefully dedicated. F 1930 WWW? . ssazafeaee rnnnsuxnn aetg 31 fi Q . . at fig An Appreciation to the Staff E, E THE members of the Student Body of St. Francis de Sales U F 4 High Sehool, wish to thank the members of the Staif for the 3, lg , splendid work they have done for our iirst year-book. Many gg 0, -Q problems which, at first, seemed practically impossible, were 0' U 'I brought to a happy and speedy solution by the continuous work 9 'Z First and foremost, we deem it absolutely essential to extend our ' and untiring efforts of the Staff. heartfelt thanks and most sincere appreciation to our beloved principal, Q - Father Donnelly, for his permission to publish the book. We are also heavily 'indebted to the artists of the book, William Hartman, Mary Scherer, and Janette Yeggy, whose clever and unique drawings may be seen throughout the book. Although William Hartman's talent was not discovered until our last year of high school, he deserves at great amount of praise. Mary Scherer, a member of the Junior Class, also has our ' 0 sincere thanks. Janette Yeggy's artistic abilities are so marvelous that Q they cannot be surpassed. Our Business Manager, Ruth Yeggy, is to be 354: complimented on the wonderful work that she has done to make this book a success. She has worked continuously for a great length of time, day and night, in order to attain her desired goal. - In a word, we, the Senior members of the Student Body, do hereby - is wish to thank the underclassmen who have been most cordial in meeting our every wish. At the same time, we wish to thank the members of the Staff, individually and collectively, for the wonderful work they have ae- complished. ft ls 0 Q LJ Page 35 as QF?65I'iQt 'W 1 9 3 0 W v JF - Y L fl QA- f, yi? g 'W 'I A -1 X ', kj ' 1 jg Y f7ff1!f rqpewfxd X7 X' 2 Y K X x X f 1 1 K X ' I H Ib C DSN - Class of 931 xx 5 rilxnmxxin The Juniors 'Twas in the fall of '27 Our school received a. richer leaven, For then the Juniors bold and proud, As Freshies joined the high school crowd, And forty members neat and trim, Excelled in every kind of gym, And studies and plays they joined in too, For every lad and lass was true. A year passed by and thirty-two, Were left to boost the gold and blue, Just thirty-two with faces bright, Who helped to bring their school to light. Their members played in every game, And gave St. Francis quite a name, In every kind of work and play, The Sophies always led the way. But fifteen only now are here, To form a Junior class this year, But these fifteen with might and main, The spirit of the class maintajng And for the Seniors first in line, They gave a party that proved fine, They held their prom in splendid style, And the year was ended with a smile. MARY FITZPATRICK, '31, 1930 P699 37 F KRHSHLIHH 5ii5b?9 5i5SbR5ZSi55b2Q5?d57EZ5i?5b12-5?3i:iS:.1f 'va iw . - rv 'JK iii'-2 '-9 ,Of - SF? Q: t sf' ' .LT M Q 1 'fi -K iii V 4522 it-LS Vnmm. WALK:-:R 26, Grace and sweet modesty Together with calm dignity. 'Q if - ig 7 'fi f So' ,, ,.. ug, 775' Q ESQ 2 ' 'D :Q 'D Egg W1ll.i.ni Dum E-1' il 1-S Egg -'stately and tau he moves in the hall ,ji The chief of a thousand for grace. C 2 ii. 0 - Q4 sif- ggl .9 , - 'Q 9 A L av M1 'ai it-as 92 Mun' Fl'fZl'.X1'RIt'li GNL 5- 'rfb Y 422 Ei. Time, place, and action may with pains 21 be wrought, lv if-9 But genius must, be born and never can pq? be taught ff 'la-2 S-If cg' ,545 24 fi' QQ gi Ks: M 459' 'lee Spur if? Page 38 2? SCiiiibwd-tfFlf4Y9V57ii'435tffffftibelqgglmfifolw 1 9 3 0 gffillfmiiibfxiiiomiiblildimliivptviii FllRllSIlLllili Lf? 'wif T XJ Txm Ti 37 'mv O4 QTY 50 , ,YM Y -1 - A fxXw Ca' 'L as 45- 5-'lv 9? swam 591 T537 lowly af' tw lui L qt? mv: QQ hx Q 'Fi 591 i J o 1, sc. . al ml x, ra X' M f Llj , Pxrsr Dwrlcu Q15 A cheery air and eyes of blue. These two things distinguish yon. GN '1' L32 L fa is 'fax L 15 fp-If J?-N QQ. T65 '51 me 465 45 251' 39' ra: Q63 Rlll!PIlC'l' VVALK1-:Ia Sgl .Yam .9 -P '41 'V' 432 W ujj' 5.32 He'll be faithful to the last gli ' f ia. Even when school days are long past. Q 'Qj GA? Lfn ,- 3+ by 1? 'Q Eel' :pl 'bf if' LQ QR: Q23 fi K. ga fag X95 MARY Howns iw T ' ix . l Q ik: Her very frowns are fairer far QA'-36 Than smiles of other maidens are. ggi. r Q' w, 'I'-4 O Vg 2.-gl' 19 :Q fu-Y an - fs if 7 fi 1 Lp , L Q , 0-' is I age 39 'P e r rr.r, X 22ermlzrzwgwzrreffrfsfmsmama 1 9 3 0 svmrmrwzqsxsieaalsrzfewepmqnEli Fllllll3HLlllll -Eta H., to - +2 ah- ' A - - g,f june C - ' Yi' 25,3 'fel 2543 -4 -as ti ii sri KX , - N, TED 55? KJ Q75 MARY Sum-:men Sl' .Eg An allearound girl 'twixt you and me EE.. Is the rarest thing beneath the sun. my ,gg- p SEI' 1 CJ 'I-3 E5-sl' - '- +3 Q-lv -22 54 : lk! ml? gag IWICIIAEI. 'Pl'Rll.l.I Ei Not that I love my studies less ' But that I love fun more. :Qi as 6? SU I3 '53 C fit? 'B if FRANH-is Ain-' There was a soft and pensive grace A cast of thought upon her face. ' Y ' S1 ai? QL T' 'Q ' c I I YQ ?0 ff, 51 - L29 Chl in 4 .Ji Page 40 gi of a5?Q?T'Q?3iQQ ?3S? 1 9 3 0 wmww 5.s5i tY1XiM1XiwMfiQiXfB FKRNSHLIHH 5k d5btM+5b2MGi3d 5f 'ig -2- 21 is r d adg r5bT55t3PlfFs?5Pv fl? 91 55 1 im 592 M BJ A wa ynbl E ev dW3S9lcV5iS9ulfE3Bb WW? E2 fth g ly mu E'-l' if Q? H9333 l'!lg6 L1 t 1 9 3 0 L 'D 43 F f JM 'C' . up . .-x mfg? 'fin T' 'NI lm XI xx x FRFCNL Pwr strlvlng tor the highest Alwass Rlllllllg at the best Ak'rll1'1 AYMANI A student he of modest bearing We're glad our colors he is wearing. as 'I' N x ,Xl 15 . ew. 4.3, ev 7 fl.1f3i I45 l3aM33 Fllllll3liLIHll Ig QL V sf 53? Eff' 223 55 VJ -Q Q: 5 H H 1 f - ' ' - ses. o W .Y 1 - :gg 'Fl la' ni .,'. 22 .vis .qi ff: rel 1 bln :V QS.. '55 FQ rg? ,?J Z K Q4 ggi 56? if Q2 P4 - C 45 -wr 4 SEQ EvEm'N SMYTH .ig A wee, shy mald wxth darting glance EQ., pg From eyes that fairly seem to dance. 9 d' ?E1 54' 'Q C gg. S55 'Q' ffs. 0 1. gl-fi 265' -is-ar A 492 559 1.1 gig Page 42 r s A X 1 A N A W ' 19 3 0 WWTllilifmijkpiqiblliyflilwlqilfboiqlfkbR FBRHSHLIRH HMQZEBBV Farewell to the Seniors Farewell dear old Seniors, We 're at the parting of the way, And when we are Seniors We hope that we can say,- That we have been as loyal, To old St. Francis High, As the Senior Class before us, May their spirit, never die. We will try to keep the standard, Just as high as you have done, Wllat the dear old class of '30- Have completed-made-and won. MB MARY L. Howes, '31. Q 'M HK Ui ill HHH? 1930, P6110 43 Q 0 0 Q C3 ?-9 O DO WWWN 3419 TT WWW Y3 'f9W 'T -4 4 W Ill 4061? 'N Qof v 4 0 I- 'C no 4 t 3 '23 Q, Q 0 Q a G , 3- -3- - sg L- ? 4 af: ' 'I g Y I I ilk? E m! Z D Gmoq Ybnq U. , 5-3 ,-- fi A:l:':.'y2f' Q ' - ui 56 ra ns. ' HN we CHCH IT' Class of 732 F llllll3 llllllll Our Worthy Goal For two years now we have been in the race, The end we can almost see, When two more have passed wc '11 stand in the place, Where we 've longed so much to be. We will gladly shout as victor at last, We'l1 have gained the goal we sought, And although swiftly the heartalches have passed, Bravely the battle we fought. When we are leaving the building The scene of our cares and song. Although our eyes may be dimmre Sweet memories we'll take along. And now as we are stalnding' at the We do pause awhile in fear, Let us now think of the ones gone As We enter our Third Year. -ll. so dear, d with a, tear, door, before DoRo'rHY MAYEAU, '32. life! 1930 P009 55 'J 'J Aug.: .pr ig.: a sg.: ff.: HQ., xg.. 0 D4., B .g.R 8 ug.: 14. ,.g.: iq.: Vg., 1- li?-r 2197- PM -1- Pi? -r- 'Rf'-T-ll?-T-' F llllll-'HL lllll -T-lbzf-T-'?-z.f-Y- 13?-T-'lil'-m P3 1- V32 -TS ef- 4 -I-2 fl' ., Y 4y:. ii +V? 4.3. .r'u -gs Lf, ff' tu Q3 +E- tl ig. 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L1-x X-1-xw e- --mg-xfj we ay-w'f1,'33,g we fiqxe-'Q +1-me Q lf' fe if -v? f- mx--A Q :mme - 5 ex xqm-1-,,-:J 5 'X-WAll--0-21' -x-545-4-U4'-x-liao-Wfllfxiqzl 1 9 3 0 1ilgxczlzlgxglzf-x--llibfx-QLZNJMZV--4-QU'---4--'R 1 'J J -, .Q 5 , 3 g .Il IN C F F t 1' C C xx KJ, A 5 I 1 PFW x 4 YB Q '?? xvv I J 934 Algu:AJIWnn I L ' 5 1 Li if C ll In f T HU u if x , ' gf fx c , Rxm Eoucnrukbsi Xjjq R 'X -it Lf. str. S-Q-lat xl-if Yffx !'-F'-iw V X '-W F914 vfffi bf f UGCA ' ff? Q - 4 id I I rdf. .... Y .- .-. ,A . Class of 733 FKRHSHLIHH 0 9 Q Estimation 0 Heard you ever of the Freshies ,, In dear old St. Francis High? 54 0 We were always bright and jolly Ne 'er once- did we give a sigh. Enchanting Freshies, blithe and gay, The pride and joy of S. F. D. To subjects five four course, you seej We gave our days and moments free. And so you see 'tis as they say We are the boast of S. F. D. If failure does not come we vow- 'H O We 'll Seniors be-three years from now! I HELEN WERLE, '33. Q W 2' Page 49 Q Q 4?Z?i9?FJ?ii 1930 N.f-1+gfam11p1s:gz+1f.mm:vm:+:mv:+:miff F IUINSHLIHH 1:+:Wxmsgfzfagoglaogwmiiwiii 'ti' 6 rl- sf, 1?-' is rig iff- Lx, ..?. I ,Gi fh- C 'x 'lg' Fi ff: C l gi, Cf, v, if 25' if- L 'J Il:- .92 fk' U I Inj' 97. iV.' 5 lg' rcxa ik' U I gg. 59 Ci '!TS' 5 fl 35' 5 ff' +2- fax. ff: r l 4.5. Fi Tk' Af Q51 iff' C D if: 42- fs iii' QE' L 'S Xi' fy.- +E- +5- 9 if? Lx' ' J CQ 652' Q., 'EF ff' ff' if? ff- 'Ihp lfolvt l,n4-illv R4-nanal, Mary YVmuhn:nn. N1JlI'f.Z'lIl'l'l I-lnligr. Nnra Ilardin. I-Ixw-lyvm Matin-ws, Iflllm-n lllasie-r, Rita Clark. lNlZl.l'LZ'2ll'l'l, Lima:-l, Marin- Swanson. N1-1-mul lfou-.' Kzntlwrnu- lfllllllllilll, Dovntlly Mm-1'allin. Ivfu Hmlnn, lhlvn W1-rlv. Anllrl-y Vins--, l'la1'u-4- Ilnso, Marg.f:u'm-l 'l'1'ainur, Mary I'nwm-ll, l l1nw-m--- I42llIllIl4'l'S. Anna Nnthil-s. 'I'hi1-rl lfnu-: Gladys Myrim-li, Vivian Img.-rnl, Imllnw-s ln-ns. I-Il:-znun' lloron. l'lxarIutu- A14'Nillll1ll'1l. Rolu-Vlzl, I-ilu-rl'-, l,n4'ill1' XY'-zulu-li. l'l1ylli:2 XYaiIn-. Mary Nl'-4-Ilan. The FTGSIIHIHII Class Alllllillgll all llistfwu-s arm- in g1'l'll1'T'2ll l'm'1n snnu-what Nllllllilf, lhat of tlu- l rvslnna.n Vlass ol' 'ilil lllllSl wlilfe-r l'ron1 all otlu-1' lmistoril-s lwcansf- ilu- 1-lass if- svll' is 4-xm-ptimlal. ll. is well that liumn IX is. a, large- mu-. or vlsl- ilu-rv wnnlll not lu- romn for llu- Sa-ninrs. alul maylu- sonu- of tlu- Juniors arul a ll-w ol' ilu- Sophu-s wmllul 4- to le-aw in 0I'1l4'l' in llllllit' rnmn for ilu- largxm-st class 1-vm-1' f-ntl-ring Sl. nm-is 111- Salas lligrll. l'nr wm- we-lv ne-arly sixty strong: nn l't'QIlSll'2lll0Il flay. hav Fra NVlu-n wl- wvre- 4-nrnlll-sl in flu- fall. wo ll-I1 ilu- grre-at ru-sponsilmility of km-pf ing' 1'X'l'l'yllllll,2' nuwingf in Tlu- sc-luuml. anfl In lu-lp ilu- work along wo gladly gam- nln' zulvim- to any ol' tlu- Fransalians wx- lluungxln wm-rv in nm-1-rl ol' if. Anmngr nllu-r' lhingrs. Wm- arlvisl-cl cloing: away with atlllm-tu-s. as il only took tinu- lllal sluxnlll have- lu-4-n snl-nt in 1lu- pnrsnit ol' Hllljjfllvl' ll-awning. f'fl!lF' .70 il?bfwffli-?15TifWYfSTli-Tl-iiiWfilfbif 1 9 3 0 -Tl-Wilwlif-T1555-P?bT55T6?l55T5flfWf-Tli fs f ,A -ii? 03 53? -24+ Gu JE.. L'-T. .3 . 109 T? '35 , 3'-' -H? ,au srl' . N1 24? 1 Ca srl' s J- nfl? 4,0 sal' . Q. T135 1 -I 7.15 XJ 53' 13. .Fi 4 ax. fir -it rf 1 tp: fr! -If 5 F J .cg . 5415: .E.' s 3. 7.47 7f'l' v I 3. xi f IE... L -I .34 'ff 'f7!' -If? -215 if l : -X 14? al Eff tiff' 'HE' 'ff 'e'!' -115 fl., u :I- 34? ,Wk .I -N at ip: K 6, if 5 PI' L I ,R if it E1 9, , ,X 'Ev if? gig cef 4 yt 3: .QL 'Fir .v, . T55 at if th' x ,N 'EF 4? l?,Q 4.5. nj if 'I 'll df , . nf: k bt 'lm nk T hi 0- t,. ist Jpl 65 X 'ES EH' L 5, is ii il CN, Ly. .ml ew 4'- 151 'lff sq if: C ,N if 511 TJ: L G, .Y Lal gy. LT, gk. 5. , ,, 'LS' EE' ,ill +31 QQ? tl X' 1 ks si, ik? - J-, 5 t YJ'Ill123QflL5'QZ?Ql5?3RfElE?iVll'liMflQfi345liS l llllll3 HL lllll 1IllV3?3i9MQi52Mfl?ttM3ifM'l1t?Ill 'P3l'J5l? L' 'Von ,lt'm1': lm Vu-rn tltlilthnl, John llf-nry. l'llill'll'S lim-itvr. liivliztwl llVll'll. Sw-mzrl lfm:-.' .luhn IH-trum, Milt-s Gillin-ra, l l'w-1111111 Rviter, Iwo lXl4'NillllLll'2l, 4xll'l'4'll Mmmzzul. 'l'hir1I lfmr: .lulm lh-isgw-s, G4-ul'g'v llnrlzm. .Iztm--s Imyh-. Murrzny Sl7lll4llt'l', llzxruld Krm-mt-r, Rztynmm! Aynmni, xvllllillll St-In-imrm. The Freslmlan Class NVQ- l.Ollllll SOIIH' vltzttlgvzllllv things in .tlglvlnru that wv mlitl not lllItlt'l'Sl2llltlL llll'y wt-ro vnllt-ml signs, :mtl at tho time wc wiehvcl tlwy wmv Norm om-s so their Illl'2lIllllg.Z' Illljllll, be vlm-:lrvI'. NW- lllfillfllll, l02ltl'1llIl2 1-mljugrzttiolts :mel onsv vnmlings was :L ll2ll'tlSl1lp, but wlu-11 wo w01'v toltl wo must nmkt- tht- an-qltzlilttmwv of Egyptiztlls, Mvdvs and l'Q-rsimts wt- tlvcitlt-tl this was thc worst yt-t. Wt- flimln 't nm-owl to stutly Engrlisll, for wt- umllml an,l1'm-ally talk mow lllilll Sistvr would pm-rluit us. VV4- trust. vanvzltion will gin- us at vl1:1m'v to stop lll'0lll umlvr our Q'I'l'2ll 1'0- sponsilnilitivs, mul that wt- vent look ll0l'XV2ll'll with g.l'I't'2lT ple-nsurv to an t'2ll'1'l'l'l't' SOIlll0lll0l't' Your. Page 51 skew?Zsfmlirsmzkamliafiexfwwkmc 1 9 3 0 FYQSHSYEJQSTAIHZ:MHs?tt2l?2T1vt?5Lmi+T1 'ii Q C J 'FS' 'H 5 C J -Q45 fi- in '24 5 F? '11 + .Q 4 Dc :Q L t 30' ffl' 2 5 :Q 4 by .nt 'lie E 2 .33 16 XJ 'EQ' 0 J 13? -lie -:eg .03 :Qg lu' L, 'QQ' iff an '35 Cu -H? fi fl 0' as tai ral' fi'- H? V xo , fa, 744: ,Da ri? -14? -X3 4 an ,ffl 'fir l- In fig, t ,ta a a ' Y V 'll' l Q l .ch 'Q Q Q n .- n .- E-fi-t-hZ?.tMicQw l3QKt3bfJa5 Fllllll3lU-lllll 'ft-kfq'CfiPa7MfS?9f1r3b'ZQfZfii9pZ551Wpflb'?ifPgklfl-5 Lf r :Q Eg- 93, if 954+ Db , '25 22+ CO3 '41 if? . ii . . . , ., . my UFI'2illS2llIilIl.H a worrl which thv gramlnating' vlass ol .30 will carry L 3,55 through lifv. and ont- which will rvvivv inany l4'lllll'I' nn-inorivs ot' sm-hool lag :ET . . . . . . 53? Ry tlavs and trolics. ln tlns word is COIIl'2lll1l'tl all thv thlnws tor wlilvli the bd 'I-5 - 5-lv D , 1 . , . , ' . C9 F3 stucle-nts ot N. Fraiicis flu halos llifh School arm- ll0lt'1l--5JOI'lSIll2i.!lSlll i. gi y- S- 4 . X . 152 Svholarly Ability, llpstamling' l'l1aractm'. and Iioyalty to Alina Matvr. gl is ER. ff? . , . . . 54? The tc-rin Fi'ansalla.n first origzinatwl flnrlngx thx- yr-al' that thc' pionuvi' gxraclnatingr class wa-ro Svniors. llnclvr thc' tlirc-ction of Fatlwr . . . , . . 104' gg G. Smith a Illtittflllfl' was uallod for tho purposv ot sn-If-vtlligr a snitahlv namv gi, lor tho nvw school pane-r. Atta-r IllSlfllSSlllg' mort- than one' lnnulrwl 51 . . . . . Sf 2735 names, Fransalianl' was the om- hnally mlocnlvml npon as tho most fitting: egg' 42 . . . . . , -241 'H' nanw tor our ia wr, as it has for its root tho worll l+'l'am-ls from ht, .BQ l l ss.. Francis. Latvr this namc was also corifvrrwl upon tho stndvnts of thc' ' . . , LTA' 51 svhool, who uaxno to he known tlironvhont the mtv as 'l'hv Fransallans. l v' 3:97 r- . ?-at vi . . . . Gi Fiat-li yt-ar thc' Stuclvnts of the' lligh N-hool 1-lc-ut a Model Fran- +5 Q- . . . . l yfg sallam. who is in charge ot' all niootmgs, etc.. that the stnflvnt hotly may 5, . . . 25? 328 have-. 'lllwrv is also vlectocl. a Vice-Fransallan and a Sm-on-tary and 'l'rvas- 1 . . . . is? gl urn-r. 'llo he elm-ct-ed to eithvr of thx-so oflicvs is tho liigliost honor that 4-an :QQ L? I 1 n le ' I-Qi be 'ive-n to a rmlrnhvr of the Ht. Franc-is :lo Salt-s Illffll Sm-hool. Qi 334 ig llixvln IIARmNo'roN, '30, gi, ,JT N w all Q, af +5 54 fit lp. QQ' 0 ' 'Vai E34 Q iz. ',n.:n 3900... fun o:u,!. E: T g, - 'L 1 fa, -..- -232' if?-Y 11- ' 94 'gl 'ff ' 55? 'HX- : 25 0 -fag YQL o D ,gg Page 52 sr-. 'f X ' - - - - - ,I JC P nl A m n n D IP I'9 0 9 GT 'fox Q55 99 11 0115. 'cis P3 G? E1 ,SDCL a' +Sw9iQWf1iQt??51q9ibWtwmQlfF1Cl9iJl9'? 1 9 3 0 ITlSb.f2l'TNif'23'3+5wl39r5?1G.f5ilelQtmllTl5w.u9llix Ye6 Y1JGsWw Q FKRNSHLIHH Elie M gf .. 16 ? .pg ' o Qi! - Q ' iv S' BEAUTY 0 W 042. L M 1 4 -4 7 f - 4 Q 45-2 C' :ii - ,NI Q. cu 'U 23: C Q E fl qc 74,3 -D Saint Francis de Sales High School Shield gag BEHOLD THE EMBLEM OF ST. FRANCIS DE SALES SCHOOL! C? is 'fi The Shield comes directly from the great Saint Francis de Sales him- it Q3 self, and was first employed by his family as their coat-of-arms and later O, 1-3 by Saint Francis when he was Bishop of Geneva. 0 f - arg In the original shield, the background was of blue and gold, with a I-Q white crescent and two red stars, which are the cardinal colors. The in- i scription on the original scroll was Non Exidetf' which when translated ' P9 .. - .- . .gg means- It will never disappear. The crescent and stars on our shield are gold and the inscription is The Beauty of the Deity -the school motto Ti' adopted from the first message of Father Donnelly on the issuing of our initial school paper. As Saint Francis was a bishop, a crosier and a. 4 I mitre were placed on each side of his symbol, necessarily these had to be ' Q3 omitted from the school emblem. .e?3?lf2A65 '. ' 'fl-a0.5r35?Q'IQfP3k5'w fn E253 : fE mga S 5'BmD: -4-N mu UQ4.-,mm :mo ,D -10 ze ri D.. fat-AU' 009535 fb 9.a,,,w5 S'4T'5Ug5' .... '4-,:1Q'a. pfbqgrvg 533'-1 5338 'gig O ...rn f 'fD ':rfyq:r s'DQ3 5-'co-1 mmf-an 'Sas Q-WE' : fn M824 rv ,...fD 5:11 5-'amid --me-+'U E553 WW rc was ,, 532.5 5 5.5033 3 -4: ., 'U 353: ?V' 55 5:5015 Z QS: 3, Dam U2 r.. C-' 2452. 2 129,-. ' :S---sm - UQIQF 'S 'Ae 9 G 3 mcg 459 ii A1615 As we have shown, the school shield is in the main like that of Saint Francis', the minor changes being necessary because of the difference in the use of the two. - Q 0 U 5,-I Page as 'ii L S45 . ?WQ? 1930 . lf?-qfiilii J --0+ at O- 9- 9 no Q- Q - 4- g or 5-tm0935135236152-Mm5t9?LtGi3bI5tm3?9BZ5i?5 F lUUf3'lLIHll Zfmwreitidilitphtrrbkhtitqtp QIQ9Aritb'lLmr.,? 3442 Golf KT! 49 '91 vet ffb ug if 7' r kt ,bf -Ffa .fs 54? 423 05 is 56? is as to C ff: 192 1 1' E! 375 T35 R7 .ft . . . . ff. YQ lJl1Vld Harrlngton. Janette Xeggy, Michael Montgonu-ry, IQ? Father O'Conm-ll, Spiritual Director. is gi ik: U44 Bra ww 9 . . . 0 The Blessed Vlfgln Sodalltv iq!! GPI' ' 554- IL- QI A, . . . . . . , . ,. . . UA 5 The nlost VIYILIIZIIIQ' form- Ill our school lute IS the Blvsst-tl X lrgrlu Sodallty. fig '1llllS organization with its three tl1VlSIOIIS ot luut-hatrlstlc, HIISSIOIX and Social 52 f'0YIlllllflt't'S nu-vts once a month in tht- auditorium of the school to give the re- ports of the earnest. work at-uomplished hy tht- students of the school under the ft ' dirt-t-tion ot' the-so oonnnitte-vs. 'VP , . . C57 iii luach month the lllt'lIllN'l'S approach lloly UOIIIIHIUIIOII ln a hotly and each . . f one wears the badge of Our Lady as a plt-dgrv of lus loyalty and tlPVOtl0I1 to the .ig Mother ot' God, and tht' IlllIIlllt'I' receiving' attests this to :L marked degree. YVe P . , . . . 9 .fr . v f . . . - . 1 f . , T ig .pf pray or .1 mont uuanu o us sptrl ,. 4- 455 llrvakfast IS sorvt-rl afterward m tht- cafvtt-rla. Oat-lt class wlth parents of ,J,,, . . . wp, students. talungr turns III lwlllg hostesses to the other vlasses. Q? l . Q Q 1 . . gif 'lllllS yt-ar tht- school IS lll2lllQl llI'HllI1Ql' the project of sending flelvgratvs to the - . , . . . , . ,ru lxtlllthllill hodallty fl0llVt'Ilfl0ll to ht- held Ill t'l11c'ago. J . . L .ffl 'l'hv generous response arcorrlotl to the appeal for aul for this purpose , , . 'YL cgi augrurs well tor the students' love tor the Mother ot' God. 01 1294 fd L - o fd? has U34 439 15 Page 59 t s Qs CK. f' '.u.- 'N en, ffm' ' X' 'fx - , -t - . NA atv. f s , ifWplcwtlfti2S?i'lWTfS+1QO299?t?tWl?LTf 1 9 3 0 Prf92l?lfT?S3t2t?-F-t?fP-ifNt?Ffi?fS2??tT?9SltFGi?4Y4H2Fu 'Y-ftlilMZi:Sb'!L9?wEi9a'!24??i3S2Q?!!f425wki5b'R3C1EfPp'?tSE1k35 FRRNSHLIHH C., 'QS' +E- LB fs -ll? f S' rv ?k: 15. 'J 41 .tx Q24 .vt t Th' L, , , 135. tk? it 19-'Q .Q EVI- CJ K 13: ,Q +2- Kfy LT 2 is' +E- ff? 4 p. :wx f,9. iff' LQ ,,t Pg Th' 9,- 451 Jw 2, .,t LXG1 'EE asf +1 IS ew L75 tb ' Top Roux' Arthur Aymami, Thomns Bogard, Iflm-tl McC:11lin. Scvond It'o1v.' Annu Nothin-S, Im1'1'n.il1v O'M11Zll'4l. Mary Filznntrin-k. Fay Vim-t'. Eucharistir' Committee The E111-llzlristiu tlivisiml, tht- most imlis N'llS?llllt' mr! of The Iilvmwl Virfrin P' Sodalify. if we may so tlt'SiQ'INlft' any sm-vtion of this important 0I'gZLIliZ2lti0ll. t'0IlfI'ilJllf0t1 its vivifyillgg' iIlHllt'll0l' in 21 l't'llliiI'k2llJlt' way this yvar. partie-lllzzrl has 5 'l'hv lllPIlllN'I'S of tha- lCt1vlml'istiv f10llllIliHt'l', in o-zluh Vtlfllll, rt-pvzltt-tlly urgrval alaily l'mumuniou, daily visits to tha- Ble-sswl S2it'I'2llIl4'll1. striving in various ways to bring: thv SUIIIUIITS into vlost-1' c'oh1:u'1 with tht- Iloly I'1lwlla1l'ist that ilu-y may always km-p llIll2ll'IliSllt'tl thv Uzntlloliv itlt-all of l'hristizm Youth. li SYSQS5' YI Vngr 55 tk:- iflQ?STiSi?fbTrS2i1FyaiifoTQSZJETQTCQEZJTQEIEZW 1 9 3 0 STWHFQQEBTESQPl?6E?2TiSiJE?6TiQ4P?2fT2Si+ET w If ., w -H5 tif rail' IPT- rd: Q Vg QT fn ' Ei to : E 4 td 1 3 f. fe? . F'- 34? sf? LET. t Sf. :if 0 if vi? ssfi, Cf' - Lys K, ,. Fc, :QE L ff? 35? 51 kr' . 5 S. 51' try, -:TQ S51 V f Sf. 'Av OJ lf X ' nv ' ,-Q fb. rg 595 tr, ig? 4? 26 , .51 ag C . Fl H? a'L ,OJ ii! 23g J: SQ I fb. ,DJ to, fd? .. X. we gif. Q Ni QI to 26? wr, 3.11 PQ? in - avi ESQ E0ifi2m?1lIvMllPif'imf2IEW?Will? FRRNSHLIHN 2?lFbfhZi69ofg?li9Lfiif23S6iM42Yflilillf i 1i '!S 55' LE, K 'Qian TF .iff 935 vi: ,iier ,diff ik: 12: of 5 . ,J 25 4455 , .Ya 4?- .Li 251 +vi- -i134 TQ ' it ,i 'Fai k Q. . 'Ji 'lei .x ig. gr, ,fi a i Top Row: Miles Gillios. llarold McC'ui'dy, VVilliam O'M0ara. .gg Second Row: Dorothy M1:lTalliii, Mary Alma I'il'0gC'llll, Francos Eppich, Lucille Mays. ,, ai? 'Ei' 4:- 13. Mission Committee Ei Missiox UNIT cl' 'l'liv Mission llnit ol' St. l i'am'is1le- Salvs is a division of tho Blvssf-fl Virgin 2125 Soilality. liavli 1-lass tliroiigrhout tho school has two roprc-sentatives, tho Prvsi- ilvnt and S1-m'i'm-tary living! 1-llosvn from tlim- Svnior Class. ' I i '55 gk: Wi- haw avvoiriplislivml miich sinvc thi' l'ni'f was rm-omzziiiizc-el in Sc-ptviulwr. Lu, Wi- Iiaw- Qiwii a, om'-am-1 play 'l'hv liflllllllgl of thi- Black Holme-, prouvmls of til whim-li wi-nl to thi- Missions. QE- . , . . . , . 'ff All haw lu-1-ii xl-aloiis in uollvctmlf tm-foil and Q1 am as lor this wortlw vallsv. 'Fl ' ,Pl EE' Wi- liava- ri-alizm-il about fl?-150. in thi- l'ropaga.Tioii of ilu' Faith mliws. 'l'hv svhool is om- liiimlrl-ml Iwi' ul-nt in this orgaiiization. 'l'hv stlulm-nts also worm' wry il :lvtiw in se-lliiigr Vliristiiias Soals for the Holy illlllflllflllfl Association. Anil our Spiritual 'l'r'1-asury! Eavh Slllfll'llTi plwlgroll himsf-lf to say om- if- ill-vailv ol' tho rosary for thc- Missions, maliv a visit aml I'l'L7l'lVt' lloly l'onimmiioii Egg lil'l'1llll'llllj' aml to llo niaiiy otlivr aots ol' viriuc- to 'iid the- Missions. f ek? C. +22 ff . ' a ,-K c '55 , iii? I our ,711 th' glsiligmtlkfsmssifowl:mlilisilrlxlisililfsm il 9 3 0 :TAQHWZHEhifiviillsifufkaililkfrfflimsiii rj! -Il? -3 H' u Nw: 7,41 Cry gag, fifty l. X. fi? Sf' 5? ii? 52+ is cl. if K if EJ? D: ia? Els 2' f Ea? fits Q3 25 . J. CS, if ? :gn Qi 'a Qi, fqx -24? ssfi, ifis :ff .U S4 T, I' s J- ii: ,. ll 7 ia? V45 SGJ ri, 434 :HP 7,25 fir Jia 'RF K. J ia! -14? ld' Lal' .61 ig ra! W -35 40 :gl . C2 xi: ui Q.. esp 'IG .11 xiii, meaxaamaatfaaaaseieaaa riiimsauiiii Q at 6' 'aaawaaagg 'Y e - 1 fain is ef 'Q fe? Q F03 gg 35 214 is e U' 355 'EES Gp? U- as 5 as 5 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 'Nl Q49 rs, 492 4'-fl' ,Q ao, Q Retreat TQ The annual Retreat for the student body began on the morning of Ash ggi' Wednesday, March 5. The opening instruction by Rev. Father A. Felder set- 'QT 'Pl tled all the doubts we may have had about the purpose of the Retreat and how 91 we should go about making it. T I I The iirst day's instructions dealt with the cnd for which man is created. fig Eg with the necessity of saving our souls and the avoidance of the occasion of sin.. ' 'gtg These talks were always given in a straightforward manner and in language- that Eg E3 we understood. Father Folder occasionally illustrated his points with little gf 99 stories so that they were brought home to us very forcibly indeed. The second A and the third day passed all too quickly. get We received Communion on the First Frida , also on Saturda ' morning. .eg Y 5 333. E No ordinary breakfast was this, but the most interesting affair of its type, the first of a series which we trust shall extend through the years to come. ,Eg Looking back over these three days wc find that the outstanding thoughts of the lietreat.-thoughts that we wish to treasure in the days to come-were: 374 ,-LQ? That we belong to God, death is inevitable, we should always be ready to die. Q Liga and that we alone can save our soul. 192 We feel that the fruits of these exercises will follow us into future years, iii Q when we will look baek with pleasure upon the Retreat of '30, Us a 274, Cs Wg o 0 :EE Page 57 vga Q- ifi 1 9 3 0 Fllllllfilllllill Gia G Elbdiibltiiitltiiimf 52 iii ij 5-I' 5 51 N 'rr-1 u SH X G R XX f ef. e '53 26' NB -f ' ' .. . ll V 'ai 1 1. if Is? tal' 'lei Latin Club-Freshman Division fs sf E lift! 5? Pi :- 9 5' ff U4 P-' fx I1 I-' .. F' 'TJ' 5 fb 1' 5' ... : Q9 5 if Nl -. 4 -, Z O :S 4 2 I 3 'S 'IQ 3 : 1 :- A ., 'T 9 9 ,.. 'if '1 P-A I-4 HJ IQ 3 'Z' ., 1 I - 'Q . s 'QQ purpose of giving the students an opportunity of acquiring a knowledge of the history of Rome, its mytholo , its traditions, that would give them a baek- 75' as I gy I 5 'gil ground which would enable them to evaluate properly the language ot the old 'Ei Romans a ' at QQ Then too, that ileasant and irofitable club hour has familiarized them with gk , 1 1 the rare treasures of art ofthe country, its marvels of architecture, that we may study now, only in its ruins, not less interesting, but perhaps more, because they are ruins. Eff The emblem of the club is the laurel wreath, symbolizing our aspirations to success, the eagle, t ifying a desire for the higher things of life, and the cross. J YP above all, denoting the all-pervading influence of religion in their lives. The gl 43 motto, In this sign thou shalt conquer, was thought peculiarly adapted to the ig., Q Freshman year, as the members of that elass are just embarking on the Ship of 453 Life. Q if Page 58 ix' is :il 1 9 3 0 Q35 Fllllll3HLIllll 25tMic5tMi'E52Q1c?ii85b!'Q5wu.'lQ5?5lfblQ'l'pQ3vliiLf if P,- J, :U nf? 991 '91 D K Gi O OJ 'Iss Q url' SPF mt 'ou .L , if. 34: xox Qi 165 '59, ,tcp --NL 'W if? 3172 :ill rg 55 5. 15? ff? QS? cf' 'Jo GV? fi! ,ai ,flak 55,- 'ff '47 'bill 1-' 'las ra' FSB ai oi ,0' Q55 1. as Fil kllal ow i , .41 AX. o - u 1 bg Latln Club-Sophomore Dlvlslon A35 :ci . . . . . The Latin Club, Sophomoro Division, was reorgranmerl October 10, 1929, and pg wo art- particularlv proud of our now motto, Virtuv and Knowlodgcf' and our fig ' . , . . . . . '57 52, 9I!llllf'lll+fll0 lamp and tho book-the lamp typitylng virtue, the book signifying lmovvloclgn-. VW havv vmlcavort-ml to mako practical application of our motto. 21 During: our club hour we haw rcsumccl our journey along' tht- path on which il wt- vntcrvcl in our Fra-slinian ye-ar. trvarlingf thc stom-s of the Appian VVay and wcncliug our steps through tht- ruins of thc Forum, and climbing! clown thc rocky sidcs of thc Volossvum. cafwr to rvach thc arona. that Wt- miffht stand in s. irit -y. P' P' p W. ' Kit . . Q - . i! D SE? wht-ro tho glorious martyrs ot olul graxv up lll0ll' llvcs for thc Faith. Hur trvasury. humblm- though it may svn-ni to mort- prm-tc-ntious organiza- ' - 1 - 1 - 4'1 :gg tions, has lu-vu vxvliangrm-ml tor rarc vwws ot Homo, togrvtlicr with some books of 1 . . . . . . , x9 travol and llllt'l'0SflIlgI lustorivs that haw I'l'VlVlf1Cll thc nlcacl past anzl lot us soc ,Egg thc pagm-ant ot historian. plulosoplwr, sculptor and artist pass In TGVIPXV until Q . . - - . - 'cl we- torgrot tor thc tum- wt- wa-rv living: tvn cvnturu-s latt-r. 5532 licflm-cting on thc trvasurcs of art lorv, Roman litcraturv anfl history wk' haw 2ll'4llllI'0li. we- arc cmiviiwcml that wc haw rcason to bc grateful for thc .gil work acc-omplislwrl by the Sophomore Division of the Latin Club. -Q -1, Lx 0 H Pago 59 I of fs, nk: 'dr .c 51, 1 9 3 0. Q13 ' R f,' 1. -.f r. 'fugsetl U 2 Q G' Flllllwllllllll 6 if3QLKiR1MiMLvtItit5l3f3g ze t. -1. 't, 7:47 KN OW SPAIN -I-Q H 1 Q D ' 7 A Ll 1 '23 GUAGB 5 TE-'l2.q we eg ia 45 .L E as fe X - ES O' .N ,...X L! t -sa as Ig fab 'fs 't ? 124 tsl' 5 A 5 A .1 . J, l sq. ff? 'H -r? m Q: EQ' - L? 'Al ff S law' 0 ' I 133 f .. 350 4:4 . ai tg I . l, Q, - at 355 D iii . W- 55. 53 F 4 Si +52 kgs Y. R am 54+ 5. 92' 5 422 'fe' ' :W 1 tbl Q El Clreulo Castlllano-Junlor D1v1s1on V :it . . . . . , ts: On Se mteinber 20, 1929, the J unlor Division of E1 C2lStlll31l0 was or anized. is g 'va Q53 'l'he ann ot our elub is clearly revealed in our motto, To know Spam. ITS 55? :E lan fuaffe, its literature, and that we have earnestlv endeavored to realize our 294 -gt li X' . - . . 32 ambition and is am lv attested bv our club mrofframs ot Castillan son rs. dances. 0 .53 . ' . . ' . 5 iq readingr. research work in Spanish history. ' 'Q . . , , , , . . . , . get ' 513' But sucl1 ext uisnte cones ot scenes ot h main and varled tv ies ot b iain's ffm marvelous arclutecture as we have been able to provlde for ourselves! And as ,fg bg the class period was all too short a time in which to become acquainted with this git '!5l marvelous country the elub hour was most advantaffeouslv used and the number El' . ' . P t 7 ' ' ,wi ot books we have presented to the library has stimulated the lnterest in Fas- 155 tilian, not only of our class members but of others who are either regretting that 255 they could not include Spanish in their course of studies, or who are prospective in students. gif., , . . . . . Q The charm ot Spain, its language, its literature has surely been enhanced in gi ga a practical way, for the Castilian student ol' St. Francis de Sales. iii-14 Page 4:11 sf. Q Q ' V A AA A 5 N if 1 9 3 0 PI-QitbW?t?P1QS2tJfTtS2tmt2PT?S2t2WtffFi s r P rf F llllll-iflllllll G Q 2: - 135 ,, cy OW S PA! 9 -KN N - 6, +5 UAQE. AND LITERA -Q AG ' Tun Q I X - fa -Q u ' A yi .e Q. l , l ' ' . ' ' - g ia' nff' Q- e f f f for X e 6 ' rf Q- 53 91 ? H I ' +3 f' F H n 6? 'EQ i 235 4- I ' 1 -Ka K ' Q in ' 5 r A Q92 5 L34 gig Q CQ- .. 3 523 cn 'VIS 'E ft, - . . . . - il? El Clrculo Castellano-Semor DIVISION ia Q' on Se . . . . if ptember 15, of this year, the Senior Division of El Clrculo Castellano, reas- 'Qg sembled to continue our delightfully instructive tours afforded us by our club hour, F, once a month, which we began in our Junior year, to see the wonders of Spain's Capital Q-QQ -the Cathedral, its poem in stone, the Giralda, its poem in brick -the Alcazar and all .Vg other places in its renowned cities historically and romantically interesting to the Qi E student of Castilian. For the purpose of our Spanish club is indicated in our motto, To know Spain, 5x its language and literature -we endeavored to familiarize ourselves with the history, 5' 2:23 literature and language of Spain, thus enabling us to appreciate the cultural and edu- 551 gg rational values of the study of Castilian. ' ' We have been enabled by our club, to purchase rare books of travel, Spanish classics, views of Spain, Spanish music for our club programs and other aids that have made .14 QS? the study of that particular subject a delight. Q ii We feel our club hour has broadened our vision in a way that has made us evalu- 31 :Egg ate properly the cultural values in Life. 1 Q Qt-gg Page 61 Q si42?5TQf 3iQQ?lWifQ? 1 9 3 0 iiPQf ?29FE5FFW?fTk?mi2fi f X ffl: Of - A o 9 1 o 9 9 - '35,tr.bvgtotiswaftievltitvgtcizaijtidzirittif as Fllllll-Sllllllli 2?x2?Liz5rEQ5ta'tQ'fQ+QMtiiiv!Qt3fS5PQ'ZazfqiivQ'!Lvhisf.:f of , ,' +4 'rm P . , T... -'45 ,Q Sa Sf 4 . 113 13,1 Ja, T ig 5 L, Lk? 333 is 29 L 0 . 'gf fig' iii fr .,,., ,qi 'J MICHAEI, MONTGOMERY L.,-Q Zig' f, 1 422 153' - , COIlll'l1CI'C1H1 Department TJ . +5 S25 if The Juniors and Seniors have not been tripping lightly to the typing and dictation . . '47 '32 looms in vain. lt has been the aim of our Commercial teachers to offer to the studen.ts the best methods in botzh Shorthand and Typing. The Gregg system of shorthand is used and QE? Deg:-tn's typing system. Many of our former graduates are holding responsible posi- 1' - -L hi Y fi t i t. L ions as s enograp crs an yp s s. Q5 On April 26, 1929, Michael Montgomery brought honor to our school by winning A7522 the state championship in Shorthand. He wrote two tests, one at sixty words a minute Q... H. 'iff for five minutes and another at eighty words for two minutes. Q1 'I if When the results were posted, it was learned that Michael had won the champion- Q95 if? ship. His transcript for the sixty word test was perfect. His eighty-word test con- fi? tained one error. lv ij This book must be m the hands of the printer before the 1930 contest is held, 12,5 iq' therefore, we shall not be able to broadcast the startling news- that St. Francis de Eg Sales again carries mf the State Honors. Either the morning News or the evening fi? I5 Post will convey this bit of information to you. The following awards have been merited in Shorthand by members of the class: I ,F 41 'ei' .-xi :gi Page 62 ,. , .,,,,. , A , , ,, ifQH40f6QSit6Tf93t29-FiS2f4TlS?-fWtf5Ti5?F4?4 1 9 3 0 rmmsuum ONE HUNDRED TWENTY WORDS. MICHAEL MONTGOMERY HAROLD MCCURDY ONE HUNDRED WORDS RUTH YEeoY u EIGHTY WORDS MARY NIETERS LORRAINE O'MEARA VIRGINIA NIATHEWS FRANCES EPPICH PATRICK Ross CATHERINE CRowI.Ey JANE'r'rE YEGGY DOROTHY HUGHES URSULA ALVEY gl Our typing department is considered one of the best equipped in the city. thirty machines of the three most popular standard makes. The following pins have been awarded to members of the Senior Class: o ,Q REMINGTON MICHAEL MONTGQMERY ............................... ...,... S ilver Pin RUTH YI-:GGY ...................... ....... S ilver Pin MARY NIEIERS ......... ........ S ilver Pin UNDERWOOD MlCH.kEL MoN'reoMERY ............................... ......... B ronze Pin Rum YEGGY ......................... ......... B ronze Pin LORRAINE O'MI-:ARA .......... ......... B ronze Pin WILLIAM MARVEL .,........ ...Bronze Pin JANETTE YEGGY .......... ........ S ilver Pin ROYAL JANETTE YEGGY .......... ................. ....... Go l d Pin LORRAINE 0'MEARA ....... ....... Go ld Pin HAROLD MCCUIIDY ......... ....... S ilver Pin VIRGINIA MATI-mws ......... ....,,.. S ilver Pin MARY NIEPERS .I............ ....... S ilver Pin DoRo'rIIY HUGHES ........ ........,................... S ilver Pin 1930 FRANCES EPPICH. 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L N e Y X Q' f ' f- ' ' 'r' if - Fin 'lg' 0 c '1 fs 0 .0 6 . 0 f'l d-iliQw-iTf.H?YCfilf5f??-ai9il?65PYilE459IC53l155-?l?l57?-I'i 1 9 3 0 ?fl9?l?5Wil3Wl9 4Wl9il?PIlM.f.fflu F IUUISHLIRH G' Program for P.-T. A. February 25, 1930. OVEBTURE-Miguonette .......,.........................,........ A ............ ...... B aumann St. Francis de Sales' Orchestra MINU1-:T IN G ..... .........................................,..., ...,............. ........ B e e thoven ALPINE MAIDEN'S PRAYER ..........,.......Y... ...............A.................... ,,,..... L a bitzky INDIAN Lovm CALL. ................................................,......,.. ......,......... ....,..... F 1' iml Violin. Elaine Johnson Piano, Charles Bllz MEIDDY IN F ........................................................ ....................... ......, R u binstein B.mcARoI.LI-: CTales of Hoffmanl .................... ...... 0 jfenbach Orchestra MARGUERITE AU RoUE'r ...............................................,....... Harmston Piano Solo, Helen Werle CIIADLI-: Soxc ........................................... , .................... I ..... . ........Hause. UNDER SI-IF.L'rEnING LEAVES .................. .,.... ...... ....,,. : Y ....... ,,..Thome To A WILD Rosa ......................................................................,.. , ............. McDowell Violincello, Isabel Wlndolph Piano, Janette Yeggy THE ROSARY ................................,................................ . ........................... .... ....... N e vin SERENADE ....,............. ......................................,...............,..,..,..,, ,,,. .,,.,.,,,,.... S 0 h, ubert Piano, Janette Yeggy Violin, Eleanor Heron SIMPLE AVEU ............................................................................. .......,, ...... T h ame LA PALOMA ...... .........................,,,.. .,,,,,, Y r adier Orchestra. RJIVERIE ...................................................,.......................................................... Lange Vlolfn, Ruth Yeggy Violincello, Isabel Wlndolph Piano, Janette Yeggy RUSTLE or SPRING .............. .........,................................................ ............... S i nding Piano Solo, Kathleen Fox OLD Gnom' SELECTION .v.....,..,,...........................,........,. , .................. .... ........ S e redy Orchestra Ac-companists. Mary Nleters and Janette Yeggy i 1930 Page 69 ' - ' Q ' ' ' 'if '1 '1':u1' frwwsxf' 'r'z1f'1y f 2-55? 553: Ja 605593 f+i9i95If5'o M755 M132 cV?ff5QJ?if Hakim f 52: cffaribdf Egfr: with cV.r2?wJ?eEg . E wif 256 E1 Q ' :T' C C' SS Q SE? 2,55 1125 22? 29125 59 55 QC' H: 5. in 592 ?aL.2,,9,f.:Q255?-'n:f':Q3m-13352-s'S,g.125:,w.:Q Qi 19 5 fa'ifwmigl5502.5-a:55ms3vwSwE'S' D-i g'5',:,.:..Hm5'OE: fgQf5'2gNg 'cz.3iE5 A? 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T e wlephone Co., Directory Dept. DANnnow, JOIIN ...... ...,................ R egis College U' DI-INNY, GHJRllPZ ...... . ..Thompson Grocery Co. I QQ. FAmuaI,I., MONIl'A. .,,.,. ......... F amous-Lasky Corp. ky Form-1, CHARIJ-is ......... .....v....... M idway, Colo. JommAN, RDIIFIRT ...,.. .....,...................................... R egis College gi, LAMPI-:R'r, MA1uoN ...,... Foreign Mission Society LAMoN1', MA1coAm-rr .,...... ..l...,................... M rs. B. Barker, Texas LlNuIIAn'r, JOHN ......... ...,............,........ R egis College Q MvGI.oNl-2. ANNA ........ Loretto Heights College 0 MAnoNm'. Gr-xmkvlm ...,.... ,,... . .........,.......,.... N eusteters H 9 MAum1u-3, MARY ....,,..... ....... M ontgomery Ward Co. ff Nl-:vANs. J. J ..,.....,..,.... .,...v......,...... R egis College 0'Mr:AuA, EI.IzAmf7r1I ........ ........ Lo retto College REID, CA1'Iu1m1NE ......... .,......,..... A t Home RICE, BENJAMIN ..,...... ......,,,........ T elephone Co. ggi 0 TURNER, Lomaxi-: ......... ......... P ackham Co., Broker gg 0 s 47 gi ry 9 QEFl??+WFQi2qKSE4 4WqQ9P?4 1 9 3 0 . . ? Wiz 1929 ' 4 Z 4 2 of I QQ ? 5 ack Cum 1 , X- Reds COUIWGZ A an ,ig JJ f' m Q l td' 1 2 W 'U'9W gf ag.. H1.., fwA,, 00 -.1 -, QQ Qrfq! , li. - of x. A 1 I .fx , Q. ,EM R Q ! .1 2 ' fx ,X Xguna Kgs Qs v 0 N,- VVQ CE? X Ne L, 0 ' ' ECP , x X X Hina Cuskmc l ii H me -IV ,xarefk qM ' 'Rcoinlal Col: Oli minwaw Sdn C 1116-rr wi Ja. g 1 I eg' 1- A Graduates Z N Ji i Pail X' M0-'Ig BQ.lAUliVl.- mgeieifn union Cu.. , My ' V P 3 1 . ff XG : ' G an GOMCI . Ssggig ' 4 Mg limb: i. ,Q G oy' oo lovmxef I ' Q6 vi 0 f if V 0 fl! ! xbox 0500 1 .6 mf 'X +f gffsp2+Vif N of . 'GX Q 9,0 1 X, g r . VCUIDIJGQ1-le .1 ix ' I . Ga rg, 3 x 1 I f . . r 'w G- ?-:Bla R' Rf1'5Z'1f1m1e FKRHSHLIRH , Patrons and Patronesses Of the Alumm MARY BALDWIN LOUISE BESSLER REGINA COLL JACK CUMMINGS MAXINE DAY CECELIA GARLAND VERNOLD GERBER MARION LAMPERI' JOHN LINDHART HELEN MCCARTHY WALTER MCNAMARA MARY MAGUIRE JAMES N'EVANS MARTIN NOONAN MARGARET SCHERER LORENE TURNER FRANK WEITH FRANCES WREN '5 ca f 1930 lfllllll-'illllllll - Ji' lcwiefiradbe' fi15fl4iriVli?3Ji'E5e iZ3rQf9oI9f?i39L?' w05Ji5liEri9o 55PEEia5blo'Ei5fJf66ieio 1 .4 . M 51312 u , Q s cf' DRZ-l. . 71 G9-1 J,.,' W f. if fi lv f Book Week Consultations, Questions-What are you going to do? What is your costume like? Excitement? Yes, something was going on. Soon our curiosity was satisfied-at one o'clock on Thursday afternoon, November 21, 1929, we assembled in the auditorium to celebrate Book Week. First on the program . . . our School Song . . . sung as only we can sing it. Next . . . a paper read by M. Montgomery' on The Book of Books, the Bible. Thirdly '... Joyce Kilmer's beautiful poem, Trees' '... sung by the Senior girls. A review of Silas Marner, by J. McEnany, was followed by the poem, Evange- line, portrayed by C. Wall. Little Book Shop was effectively given by M. Fitzpatrick. Next we heard Elaine Johnson recite Blow, Bugle, Blow. Maud Muller followed in the person of L. Mulligan and we saw ourselves in the picture of Dilly Daily by P. Dwyer. Next, M. McCarthy sang Joan of Arc. Whittier's poem, The Last. Leaf, was given by R. Crowley, who was followed by C. Bilz as Little Boy Blue, M. A. Fregeau as Shakespeare's Portia, and L. Mays dressed as a. child reciting Ore Infantiumf' M. Trainor and M. Powell were Rose Red and Snow White. Shylock and Jessica appeared in the persons of R. Walker and N. Marooney, and the Barefoot Boy was recited by K. Bisau. Next, L. Boehm, K. Fox, G. Hannigan and V. Markham dramatized a scene from the well-known book, Little VVomen. Last, but far from least, was an address by our beloved pastor, Father Donnelly. The end of a perfect day! RUTH SPINDLER. '32, - , . . - . Lf? ,,.l, W I Page 15 9 9 Q U c Q4 U C o a 21 C 0 t . eb r. Gi L 'Za Sal' Cai 'H z ef ef as Q U1 J- '71 QQ 53 i? 39 0. 0 c - Q 'H' fa Q e 53 Q., 1 if if 1 9 3 0 3QQi ?WTiQ?Tif 3 iii: F llllll3 HL l llll Egg 212 fa? I-E ef' 3, 5? L at 4 ' , 214 'Qi 1 5541 4 C f. Tis. it , EF L ,, . 35 7 G3 Q 522 'iv 9' . 2+ ' H 53? 93 ii Le, ,sg ee t 22+ 555 l xii nl, ggi 25 44. fig Golden Days Qi, ae lQ ,, . . 53? Golden Da. s, a, four-act eomedv wresented b ihe Seniors, U L, y . 1 y xg, was one of the most enjoyable plays seen on the Fransalian staffe QE gl ln recent years. 'lhe characters mterpreted then' parts wlth a lo? touch of naturalness and ease of movement that is seldom seen on the amateur stage. .W gg 'Eg Acting, scenic effects and a large audience made the Senior lg? , aj lm. play u notable success. 0 cl 154 eg piss C! ag! :gg 'H LQ' L6 ,J A gag' 'il ' ' 63 7 SQL g ll. . Qiii 552 Ei 4' 55 :gg Ml Page 76 cg' 'x ' ' 'N 1 ' 'N 1 1, 'fl Iv' X'7Df ' T12 ' 'f-hwy: 1 9 3 0 55Icli?L355flelQQ55-lu?1X'E93?4-c0w+?53-6?SlfP7l-'l?l2TiHl,ffwe F IUUISHLIHH Golden Days CAST OF CHARACTERS Lloyd Henderson ...................................................... ANDREW MCCALLIN Teddy Farnum ......... William Barclay ......... ...............WfLLIAM MARVEL Richard Stanhope .......... Charlie Mason ............. E dgar' Moon .............,.... Frank Montgomery ........ Ola, ence Rhead ........... Mrs. Drexel Kirkland .....,.... Elaine Jewett .............. Trelle Webb .......... Patty Ellison ........... Annabelle Larsh ......... Esther Gerridge .......... Oathleen Robinson ..... Nancy Carleton ..,...................................... Emily Preece ................ MICHAEL MONTGOMERY ........DAv1D HABBINGTON ........HAROLD MCCURDY ,...........,.PAUL DOYLE DENNY .............,PATRlCK Ross .......ISABEL WINDOLPH Nmms LAMPEB1' ................'RU'rH YEGGY .........LORBAINE O'MEAR.A Cnosn ............ADBEN NEvANs ........F'R.ANCES EPPICH .......DOR0'1'HY HUGHES Felice, Mrs. Kirkland's French Maid ........................ UBSULA ALVEY Sarah Applegate Slissy ...................................... CATHERINE CROWLEY Betsy Scoggins .................. 1 .... ........... V IBGINIA MATHEWS Mrs. John Simmonds ........ .......... A NNA Mmm Konsrnra Mary Anne Simmonds ......... ...........,.,,. J Ammq-E Ymqy SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT I Sitting Room in the Simmonds' Home, Farmdale, Conn. Spring, 1917 C The Budj Ac'r II Parlor of the New Farmdale Hotel, Farmdale Same Evening 1 The Blossomj ACT III An Upstairs Sitting Room in Mrs. Kirkland's Home, New York Summer, 1917 lThe Full Blown Rosel ACT IV A Same as Act I Spring, 1919 iThe Perfume of Romancel EXECUTIVE STAFF S3006 Manager .............................................................. THOMAS Booman Property Manager .................................................. WILLIAM HABTMAN Music by the School Orchestra 1930 Page 71 FBRKSHLIHH 425 Q Class Day The Class Day Pageant selected for the year 1930 is entitled The Gate Q way, and as this is being written is being prepared for presentation. The cast has been selected, consisting of the following: Page 78 Prologue ....................... ........WILLIAM HARTMAN Spirit of St. Francis ........ G7'Gd1Mlt6 ....................... Health .................. Understanding .......... A ccuracy ............. O bservation ....... Appreciation .......... Expression .......... 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Anlcrtx Nmxxxs 32- fir ck- .21 Tho Coming of the Black Robe was presented by the Senior Class at the first . X Catholic: Students' Mission Crusade meeting of the school year. This play was remark- YF' nhly nc-led, considering the short, time allotted. lt is the story of Pero Marquette-, who '35 Q ,, ggi camo into the 1-nlnp of Hiawatha to convert the Indians. To make this drama more 121: gp 1-llvctlw music, was played all through lt. ,-4: LX-'X AQ.. it LJ. 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Destiny ..........,... Favorite expression . .. Has penchant for ...... Answers to the tune of Secret sorrow ......... MICHAEL MONTGOMERY IKM I Temperament . . Stars in ........ May be found ..... Ambition ....... Destiny ............. Favorite expression Has penchant for ...... Answers to the tune of Secret sorrow ......... VIRGINIA MATIIEWS GIN NY Temperament . . Stars in ....... May be found.. . Ambition ........... Destiny .............. Favorite expression . .. Has penchant for ...... Answers to the tune of Secret sorrow ......... RUTH YEGGY SMILES Temperament . . Stars in ....... May be found... .Ambition ........... Destiny .............. Favorite expression Has penchant for ...... Answers to the tune of ........ Secret sorrow ......... Quiet Asking questions In Commercial Room Study medicine Denver University I'l1 be! Cream pies One Alone The drug store Spontaneous Shorthand Taking Dictation Court reporter Regis That's what I said! Chuckling Satisfied Curly hair Amlable Ye Olde Tyme Gossip Writing letters Private secretary Barnes Commercial School Got your--? Dates Carry Me Back to Old Virginny That alarm clock Extraordinary Playing the violin Working on THE FRANSALI xx Business woman Loretto College Gosh! Cream puffs Blue Heaven That Annual Q9?495fWQ954?f9?36?t?f9I'lff?P+m3!-L2?'l?? 1 9 3 0 W FBRKSHLIRH Klass Karakertistics ADREN NEVANS UAH Temperament .. Stars in ........ May be found ..... Ambition ......... Destiny ............. Favorite Expression .... Has penchant for ...... Answers to the tune of Secret Sorrow ......... WILLIAM MARVEL UB ILL!! Temperament .. Stars in .......... May be found ..... Ambition .......... Destiny ............. Favorite Expression .... Has penchant for ...... Answers to the tune of Secret Sorrow ......... Tnomss Booman IITOMU Temperament .. Stars in .......... May be found ..... Ambition ....... .. Destiny ............. Favorite Expression .... Has penchant for ...... Answers to the tune of. Secret Sorrow ......... PATRICK Ross GIPAIIUI Temperament .. Stars in .......... May be found ..... Ambition ...... Destiny ............. Favorite Expression .... Has penchant for ...... Answers to the tune of. Secret Sorrow ......... Nervous Fixing machines Playing nursemaid A second Florence Nightingale Mercy Hospital Training School Sure! Youngsters Am I Blue? Spanish II Effervescent Cutting up Most anywhere Comic Strip Artist Somewhat nebulous But-Sister! Teasing A Breakaway Work Most unusual Debating In the library A second Thomas Aquinas Seminary Zounds Giving sermons In a Monastery Garden Rosy cheeks Boisterous Distressing noises On the sand lot Big League pitcher New York Giants I don't know! Baseball Goodnight, Ladies Unruly hair G 395655 P696 87 M 1930 H Page 88 Fllllllffllllllll Klass Karakertistics LORRAINE O 'MEARA LAINNY Temperament . . Stars in ........ May be found... Ambition ........... Destiny .............. Favorite Expression.. Has penchant for ..... Answers to the tune of ........ Secret Sorrow ........ DOROTHY HUGHES DOT Temperament .. Stars in ........ May be found... Ambition ..... Destiny .............. Has penchant for ...... Answers to the tune of Secret Sorrow ........ ANNA Mmm KOESTER ANNIE Temperament .. Stars in ....... May be found... Ambition .......... Destiny .............. Favorite Expression. . . Has penchant for ..... Answers to the tune of Secret Sorrow ........ ISABEL WINDOLPH WINDY Temperament .. Stars in ....... May be found... Ambition ..... Destiny .............. Favorite Expression. . . Has penchant for. Q . . . Answers to the tune of Secret Sorrow ........ 9 Particular Pounding the typewriter Over at Virginlals To own a. gold pin Loretto Heights Oh! Brunettes I'm Following You That noon stroll Generous Spanish Translations At Green Novelty Shop' Own a pet shop Officer of the State Humane Society Little dogs My Buddie Those slow street cars Vivacious Shorthand transcriptions Tripping the light fantastic Concert stage You Wou1dn't fool me?' Crispy Nut Chunks Happy Days Red hair Changeable Skiing At Genesee To teach kindergarten Boulder-C. U. Gosh! Driving a Ford Highways Are Happy Ways Her Underwood 1930 A star in the celluloid constellation rxxxnmxziu Klass Karakertistics J ANETTE YEGGY DIMPLES Temperament . . . Stars in ........ May be found .... Ambition ......... Destiny ............ Favorite Expression. Has penchant for... Answers to the tune. Secret Sorrow ...... MARY NIETERS HALF-PINT Temperament . . . Stars in ....... May be found .... Ambition .......... Destiny ............ Favorite Expression Has penchant for... Answers to the tune .... .. Secret Sorrow ...... HELEN LAMPERT LAMPY Temperament . . . Stars in ......... May be found .... Ambition ....... Destiny ............ Favorite Expression. Has penchant for... Answers to the tune Secret Sorrow ...... DAVID HARRINGTON DAVE Temperament . . . Stars in ........ May be found ..... Ambition .......... Destiny ............ Favorite Expression Has penchant for... Answers to the tune Secret Sorrow ...... f+P?339?lQ Vivacious Tickling the ivories At the piano in the Junior Room To own a studio New York Art School RJe'a1ly? Drawing Congratulations Excess avoirdupois Amiable Spanish Syntax Taking a. lesson To travel Unknown Oh Fudge! Playing chauffeur Keep Your Sunny Side Up She is so short Inquisitive Having a good time Dancing in the gym Manager of Montgome Denver University Oh Yeah ? Hamburgers ry Ward How Am I to Know? No paper Hilarious Tormenting Helen With Bill Pre . of Pontiac Motor Co. Princeton University Two Times? Star gazing Collegiate Shorthand II 1930 Page 89 Page 90 u F llllll3!lLlllll Klass Karakcrtistics HAROLD MCCURDY uMACn Temperament . .. Stars in ......... May be found .... Ambition ..... . . . . .Flighty . . . . .Shorthand .. . . .Pursuing Mike . . . . .Private Secretary . . ...Owner of Jack Spratt's Markets Favorite Expression ..... . . . Razzberries Has penchant for ............. Borrowing paper Destiny .............. Answers to the tune Secret Sorrow .... .. PAUL DOYLE P. D. Temperament Stars in ....... May be found .... Ambition .......... of ........ . .... . That wave . . . . .Stubborn . . . . .Taking things for granted . . . . .With Dave and Bill . . . . . Study Dentistry Destiny ................ ..... De nver Dental College Favorite Expression ..... . . . Tuesday? Has penchant for ..... . . . . .Malted Milk Answers to the tune ..... .. . Weary River Secret Sorrow ........ FRANCES EPPICH Fl-IAN Temperament . . . Stars in ....... May be found .... Ambition .......... Destiny .............. ... No ink, no pen . .As emotional as a doorknob . . . . .Being on time . . . . .With Kate .....To drive a Fire Truck . . . . . St. J oseph's Academy Favorite Expression ..... ..... ' 'I'll be a sunbeam Has penchant for ............. History Answers to the tune of ........ I'm a Dreamer Secret Sorrow ................ Those Annual articles CATHERINE CROWLEY AIKATEIY Temperament . . . Stars in ......... May be found .... Ambition .......... Destiny . ........... . . . . . . .Amlable . . . . .Tormenting Mike . . . . .With Fran and Annie .. . . .To teach English . .Owner of a. chain of floral s Favorite Expression .... ... 0h Yeah! Has penchant for .......... ,. .Almond Bars Answers to the tune of ........ K-K-Katy! Secret Sorrow .......... ..... H istory 1930 When It's Springtime in the Rockies hops F IUUISIILI HK Klass Karakertistics WILLIAM HARTMAN oaBILLrl Temperament Stars in ......... May be found ..... Ambition .......... Destiny .............. Favorite Expression. . . Has penchant for ..... Answers to the tune of Secret Sorrow ........ URSULA ALVEY AIURSH Temperament . . . Stars in ......... May be found .... Ambition ......... Destiny ............ Has penchant for ..... Favorite Expression. . . . . . .Quiet . . . .Photography . . . .With Tom .Commercial Artist . . . .Painting Signs .. ..... You're Wrong! .. .... Arguing . . . If I Were King .. ..... Shorthand II . . . . .Hilarious . . . . Sports .. . .On the tennis court ....To Fly a plane .. ...Holder of endurance record .....Hot Dogs . . . . . Sho0t! Answers to the tune of .... ... Deep Night Secret Sorrow ..... . . . ANDREW MCCALLIN MANDY!! Temperament . . . Stars in ......... May be found .... Ambltion ....... Destiny .............. Favorite Expression. .. Has penchant for ..... Answers to the tune of Secret Sorrow ........ ELAINE CLOSE LAINE Temperament . . . Stars in ....... May be found .... Ambition .......... Destiny .............. Favorite Expression.. . Has penchant for ..... Answers to the tune of Secret Sorrow ........ . . . . Medieval History it Vu ri Q . . . .Courageous . . . .Gallantry . ...At the Public Library . . . .Chief Librarian .. . .Some training camp Rats! ........Boxing .. .. ... Pa.inting the Clouds with . . . . . .That rising bell . . . .Reserved . . . .Basketball . . . . Shooting baskets . . . .Gym teacher . . .... Colorado Teachers College .. .. . Think So? .. .... Pie fany kindb ... Told at Twilight . . .... That restaurant WWE Q 9 fP?65l55P??9?Wiq 1930 Sunshine Page 91 Md5Qt95 Fllllll3HLlllll Twenty Years Hence DEAR PAUL: When I saw in the noon edition of the New York Moon that you had been chosen as the Editor-in-Chief of that newspaper I thought I would write and congratulate you. Say, by the Way, did you know that Catherine Crowley did go to the con- vent, after all? Do you remember how we used to kid her and tell her she would never become a nun? Those were the good old days. I'm afraid Them days are gone forever. Talking about nuns, the other day I saw Frances Eppich. She has a name, very unique, but I can 't spell it for you. It is too long. I always knew that Bill Marvel would find a niche in the Hall of Fame. Last week he was crowned world's champion writer of comedy. He sure knows his laughs. Our old pal, Dave Harrington, deserves some of Marvel's praise, for he is the one who really put Bill 's books on the market by his won- derful bookbinding and printing establishment. You know Dave is at the head of the universally known Harrington and Company, expert printers. Dave sure is getting famous, though, on account of his beloved wife. Yes, she still plays the 'cello, but not in a school orchestra. Isabel is the, or practically is, the best known and also the greatest 'cello player in the United States. Governor Patrick Ross of Texas wrote me a. letter about a month ago. He claims that he and the Secretary of State are getting a.lone fine. By the way, Mary Nieters is quite honored in being the first lady Secretary of State in the United States. Well, Lorraine O'Meara. has been a movie actress for about ten years now. She is at the peak of her career now. She is John Gilbert's leading lady. John is getting pretty old now, but, oh well!-- Befofre I forget it, Elaine Close was baptized in September, 1930, after we left school and the next September she went away to become a nun. I'll tell you. She is in China taking care of little Chinks. Ursula Alvey has become one of the foremost aviatrix of the continent. I imagine she got the idea when she left St. Francis to go to Texas that time. Do you remember! Harold McCurdy began to get tired of being the United States champion shorthand writer, so he started studying medicine. As a result, he is now a very prominent and also skillful surgeon and physician in San Francisco. Our old friend, Tom Bogard, has the real vocation, though. He is chaplain of the leper colony a few miles off the coast of Rio de Janeiro. It is a good thing he learned a little bit of Spa.nish long ago, anyway, is it not? Anna Marie Koester owes her success in life to her mother. She is now at the head of a great number of the best and most exclusive chain restaurants in the United States. Her schooltime pal, Dorothy Hughes, is in the business with her. She is the business manager. I stopped writing a few minutes ago because I heard a familiar name over Page92 :WSW 1930 FBRKSHLIHH the radio. They were just announcing over the greatest broadcasting station in the United States, KOA of Denver, which Ruth Yeggy put at the top of the list, that your cousin, Albert Denny, had just been named Secretary of the Navy by the President. Well, Bill Hartman has at last perfected the submarine deck chair. People used to laugh at such an idea when it was presented tor them in f'Mutt and J eff in the Denver Post. Of course, it would take a member of the class of 1930 to prove to the people that they were the ones to be laughed at. In case you don't know it, Adren Nevans has a liking for farm life. She owns the largest farm in Colorado and she sends more livestock, vegetables, etc., into Denver than all the rest of the farmers in Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska put together. Some farmer, eh! what? Did you ever think Virginia would become a nurse? No? Neither did she until one day she heard that a certain fellow by the name of Andrew McCallin was in training to become a male nurse. I don 't know what came over Virginia, but the next day she went to a hospital and applied for admission. She used to like Andy and I guess she still does, but, at any rate, she consented to become Mrs. Andy. I nearly forgot to tell you about Helen Lampert and Janette Yeggy. You remember how hard Janette used to study. Well, she started as a commercial teacher at the University of Boulder. She kept gettingvpromoted right along and now she is the president of the University of Boulder. And, of course, you remember what Helen used to think of studying. Whatever you do, don 't repeat it in public, though. After she got out of school she decided to become better educated. Well, at the end of five years of hard working and studying she obtained a' position as teacher of philosophy in the University of Chicago. I started out to congratulate you, but it seems as though I have written a history of our classmates, but I have to ask you to help me out of a difficulty. I'm looking for a job. Can you feature that? A job! You remember when I landed the position as Henry Ford's private secretary? Well, when he died a year ago today, on November 25, 1949, he left me ha.lf his fortune. And today I find that I have merely a few billion dollars to go and come on. What will I do? Can you help me? 1 certainly need a friend at the present time. What a difference a few years can make! Just think! Back in 1930 we were all happy classmates together and now, twenty years later, we are all over the World, doing twenty-four different things. Funny, isn't it? Give my kindest regards to your wife and children. I remain, as ever, MICHAEL. MONTGOMERY. Page 93 HHH? 1930 fav1aEvQ'!'a?ZiW2Mif2iCfiivpiiiifviwvliifwiiif FKRNSHLIHH 23fiVQ'MiE5w5Yv2M?fifWWQMQRSPi' -gs. :il 5 1 3 ual ga '!S' ek non 'fb ik' fa Ka 'M IL: 9.1 c, b N 45: 5:5 .fix 15 51 fa' 'E 36 R., Lf. Th 24: sf: me iff? L, J 4122 PM 43, gif .2 fi Q, 53. .ii 5 Q H iff' C' 1 'Dm 4 13? kxn 'wj +24 fill A ff, .ff fp' +gZ- Noon-Dav Revelers ii? LS.. 73, 'fu if Emlxr: Jmlxsox ..,., ,.,., 1 'mlm Jus:-tvll HlCI!.1H'IlUlN ,,,,,, ,fPl'IlIIl.S lg! 7 it' C'1lA1cl.r1s B11.z.,, . ,,,.., Piano 7,55 L: Y 53 .lusrzvn M1'm'nY ..,.,. ,..,,, A f'0l'PIl'f .ff ,ii Wll,1.l.x XI 0'Mr:.xn,x ,, , . ...A Violin ny? r W ,N Wumrzx 'l'l'Rllll.l.I ,.,, ,, Fm-nr! Cf -ir -'41 .rf gy Qi. 32. -L MJT .'n., -M tfif '53 5, Q, ig: llnppy wore- Those gray noon hours. fs 1 In tlu- grym whvro the 4121111-el lwlfl sway. w, rx ,l7, ' ' ',' , ,l , ,klr Qi, lllo m X0 danced IH f.11r5 lnomrs. QQ? N1-wr Imw our hearts In-on nmrv gay. Ilvar' the pntfvr of olfin fm-t ,H 4 r If lm m cfm vm ll fn . fi 1m11-1-11M11f1- '11-1--1 lf ig, Mighty tT'0lIlD2lll0lll S. our own S0i1ll0'IllflI'l'S! 32 Qi'- ELAIN14: .Io1lxsux, '32, 'D x H? '33 'Mm 55-L' fi? 424 Q31 till 1:35 Page 91, Ar- '4- QTSfffbifiifffZQff'fQf45TtXfi5TfS2EfP5TC5gH15wSH6Zii? 1 9 3 0 E-Qft iwiikhQ5ik15EkIJi3 rmmsumm .rn A- TES 43 t 135 9 J 5 2,-gl 'fi 52+ 'it 59? Jig we 'ggi Z? Vs LH? tw - L 'tg 5453 f' f '53 Q21 'fill 0 .: 3 F3 3,5 'N t 6? t gf Hi Q., 'H t K9 45 t LM 3 iii Twp l.'m1'.' Fay Piw-r, Imcillv Laird. 1.11 Vvrm- lim-lun. Ritz: Vullt-n, llmvvthy Alauywnu. S4'r'm1zI lt'0u'.' AIill'K1ll't't F1-I'l'y, Mildrw-ml Mvl':ll'Ilxy, th-VV5' t'l:11'1- Hilllllii-Yllll. lvgg t 6? -Q as ity Wan qflg Tl' fl? :Ji L? ef ZR. Our Team of 32 '-it L-p QMS to A' CQ. 'Pho Supl1mnm't- lllrls' linskvtlmll 'l'v:11n was wry zwtlvv In lllfl'I'l'l2lSS grznnvs. 'v' . . , . . , . , ' ,fig To tlwm IS QIIVUII tho honor ot XYIIIIHNQI an victory ow-r tho FITSIIIIIUII girls-N0 to 2. gg 7 'lhv FI'0Shllll'll do ch-svrvo l'l'C0gl'Illfl0ll for those two pomts, though. We grlve ,ig vm-dit whvrv ere-dit is 11110. Hvttm-1' luck next time. Frvshiv! Tllrvo vln-vrs for our team of '32! L C 17? RVTII Sv1Nm.Elf, '32, f -A, ' H: +23 as 1 M 'las fig 213 52:1 5' O- IU' 253 L. Ev Pi W -'EL r' ' 'gf Q s fa gpg: sg Q 9 Qi., gif 'tag me 51. IE: 19, 1? X ef- Lil :ir 'Lg ta? 'I-5 545 'sf' 01' 422 W' K Page 9.7 ,t , 364S2iQo2.QQ?2?'EE6v'?!f22t6lQ2f:1E2bTtSiif2bb15iSif5fP16iSiWTi 1 9 3 0 Qt?29361f?t?2?ifY9t?5T?f?25515fKlEff'i 5 . :V 491 RD G Q03 C' m QYQIQH D di L 0 C G Page 96 Fllllll-'SHLIHIK Our Parents ,, For never ceasing love and care, For guiding hand that lead us e'er! We knew of all you had to bear. We thank you. 0 For counsel wise, when older grown For all the sacrifices shown That we, our talents might make known. We thank you. 0 NIAM Pownm.. '33 ka-Q BE A BOOSTER If you think your school best, Tell 'em so! If you'd have it lead the rest, Help it grow! When there's anything to do, Let the others count on you, You'lI feel good when it is through Don't you know? When a new one from afar, Fqrl' Comes along, Tell him who and what you are, Make it strong. Never flatter-never bluff, Tell the truth, for that's enough Be a Booster, that's the stuff, Don't just belong. Cnmclusn WALL, '32 J-for joyousness of living in our good God's providence. U-for urge to make achievements in this world of ours. N -for numbers-but it's said that good things come in little bits. Q I-for intellectual-I mean endowed with intellect. 0-for opportunity that is presented every day. R-for readiness to help in every single enterprise. S-for scope of knowledge in their daily round of study. M. A. Fnnnmu. '31. 1 9 3 0 ?I T 4Q+?Ple42':i'?fTl9?+5'2?'i 0 fasteaeafslsyeas rmmsnunu at Room Ten's Routine Up in the morning, and while rubbing our eyes, We hear mother calling. and then there are cries, Why do we always have to get up? School starting at noon is more than enough. We get up reluctantly, wash our face, And hurry downstairs where we spy pancakes. Our eyes open wide, and we're cheerful again, But then our thoughts somber as classes begin. First comes Geometry, seldom prepared, N minus two is all that we have heard Since school in September-when spirits But then ln October we'd gladly pass by. were high, Then it is English, the same old routine, Subject-predicate, so simple it seems, But when we become masters of scansion We deserve to retire with a pension. Next, we have a study class Then the notes are quickly passed, But when we have instruction class We are taught of the Church and Mass. Then comes the bell with the noon so sweet, And gives us the rest from many a. feat Of performing our duty and keeping the rules And learning the lessons of the best of all schools. Next, there's a. mad rush for the cafe door, Where we are served till we ask no more, Then after lunch we may dance in the gym, Where the orchestra plays with all its vim. The bell rings too soon for our afternoon work, Altho' it ls hardest not one dares to shlrk. First it is Latin, with all its hard modes, But soon it is over. How? God only knows. Next it is History, with a three-minute talk, When there's a hard lesson a student will balk. Altho' forty-five minutes will go pretty fast It you will show interest the time is soon passed. The last class we study, and do our home-work, Some students are quiet with nary a jerk. Soon its dismissal, and we leave the school with glee But we still love our school, just as much as can be. You But For may find a fault here and there in your school when you do that-you are really a fool, nothing so perfect as all that you see, 'Cause its your school to you, and my school to me. CHARLES WILL 1930 G IAM BILZ. '32. Page 97 writing 3 5-Z-6139 X265 sb TE? 3? 5592? Tri? O 'WPT 'E-fiIiiQilfilflilfiTiwivliiiiiiiwiifiiflifi FllllN5HLlllll -3? EE- 'Af 3' gf? E3 ft' ,. fr Q ,. 'lon 51' FT. 1 , . ' . 4- K ' 'CEN 'wr xx L25 58' f 1 -H? I. KETCHUM AND U. SKINUM ggi rg, .L 1Walk Up Ton Floors and Get Gyppedj if Pi : 1 ww Attorneys at Home .35 53 -3 'lf' . fail' Office Upstairs Over the Vacant Lot PHONE 812 GREEN 7:5 2:1 fs ESI- Mu. ST. I+'RANl'1s me SAL1-:s Sunoon: YOI' UW E VS 54+ J, l .. 3 il- ,- 1. it- N -3+ in I. KETCHUM AND U. SKINUM cg' L EH- lWalk Up Ton Floors and Get Gyppe-dl -Hg C. Lrg Q15 721' Office Upstairs Ovvr the- Vavant Lot PHONE 812 GREEN .5 tif 551' MR.. Sr. I RANc1s me SAI.l':s Shimon: YOU OWE VS 'iff .1 Q' 5? gg- For services reiirivxwl in drawing up contract form for Fransavlian Year Book as follows: L35 Paper, lnk and Use- of Eraser ......,, ....,,,r,,, ,,,,.,..,, . , ,,,. ,r.r,r,, 3 00.79 Qfl' EE' Mental Elfort ,..........., .. ...,,.,. ,,,,..,,. ,,,,, 2 . 13 Physical Exertion ,. . -- -- 20.06 Overhead . ,... .,....... ,rr,......,,, ....... ,..,,,, . ..,,A . . 1 . 36 Depreciation on Fountain Pon and I'vnc'il ,... , , 00.17 lg! ,qi Ovortinw . ,..Gr.. O,..,.. . . ...GGG .,.,G......,,.G..,G ,r.., 1 r 0.02 'ff' llicidolltuls . ,,,r. 150.65 ,,, , I jg fi? .,,' o 21 ...... , .. .... ,... . ., ,,,, .,, Ln. F. 'af' , . MJ lJISC'OlTlX'I' OF .4IlNNNlll0l'f FOR CASH. -tm . . Tb' '57 LU' . ...' - lc iff Al.llEll.'l' D. Tom, do you believe that Jazz is dying? 51: C7 mx ig. 'l'nm1,xs B. I don't know, but it certainly sounds as if it were in great pain. ily 55.6, DIAGNOSED t'0RRlf1t l'LY if -,if ig Yorxu IWAN lto Court Ulerkl- I-ah-er-nm. Lg. 7 f'l.l'IlCli lto assistantJ- llvnry, bring out one of those- inar1'iag:0-lic-vnsv blanks. 'fix 'lt' fu' lj' IJ. Hl'4illI'IS+ l'lll living out in North llvnwi now, it 1-4-rta.inly has its invon- fy, venivncPs. ,-G :QI E. i'1.os1c- Wl1z1t do you miss most? -Qi IJ. lll'GlII4IH' - The flight, o'c-lock car. 'fl . . . . . . ., ll Ig: 'l'l':.u-nlm ldurxng ring httlngl- Do you ins-an to say that you woar slzo lonr? ffl' nr X- A. Ml'l'.xl.1.1x lGnlp, gulpl- l don't, but shs- do:-s. .249 LX 2. Pugw :rs f E12tlfe1l:'cs1H2:TlStJrt2m37bTllilimlsilffifslyaic 1 9 3 0 SidtlfcifciwililiisifsilibifdflifffxlwffWi, F KRHSHLIHH The Sophomore's Attitude Towards the Juniors and Seniors BY B. U. SMART-SOPHOMORE CLASS S. F. D. S. H. S. 1887-88-89-90-91-92 Oh, for the life of a Sophomore. We may not be the most prominent in school activities, we may not be the social lights and of course, we are intellectu- ally inferior to the noble Juniors and the haughty Seniors--but what of that, we have our fun in our own simple way! We are at least superior to the Freshmen-God bless them-that is admitted by even the Juniors and Seniors. I shall not proceed to show why the Sophomore is better oi than the Juniors and Seniors, therefore, show why more students remain in the Sophomore class longer than in any other class. Ambition is a wonderful thing. Look what it did to Julius Caesar, but never- theless, most students have enough of it to get out of the Freshman Class. How? I shall not try to say. But anyway most of them manage to get into the Sophomore Class. Ah! what could be sweeter. Isn't that what Prof. W. Shakes- peare said? Look at the Juniors! What are they? They merely play second fiddle to the Seniors. The Seniors tolerate their presence merely because they expect a Prom and a. few entertainments from them during the year, and yet the Juniors are led to believe that the Seniors have accepted them. The Seniors, who are they? Nobody! ! ! ! Why are they haughty? Merely a sham. The Senior is living a life of dread. They see what is before them. If they enter a University the next year they are Freshmen again and in a. lower degree. Their only consolation is that in two years they will be a Sophomore again. If they do not continue the schooling they must go to work and all their glory is in vain. This proves that the life of a Sophomore is the one and only. They have only one drawback. That is that some day, they too must be a Junior and Senior. But why worry about that when it is so easy to stay in the Sophomore Class? Take it from someone who knows. M. L. MCC. 'Xml Page 99 Q 1 9 3 0 H Page 100 Q FKRHSHLIHH 665 0 Our Patrons and Patronesses ADAMS, Gov. WM. H. ALVEY, Mn. AND Mas. J. M. ADMSTBDNG, CHADLES . BEGOLE, AUDITOR BEST, DR. T. E. BoGAnD, THOMAS BB-ENNAN, Miss M. E. Cnowunv, Mx. WM. M. DEBEI1., Mmm DELDHANTY, DD. EDWADD FRENCH, Mns. H. W. GALLAGHEB, MD. GAULE, JAMms E. Gmoxum ra 0 13 AND Mas. A. E. fn GRANT, Mn. AND Mas. C. A. GRAVELINE, Mn. AND Mas. G. A. HALTEB, Mns. M. J. HABTMAN, Mas. F. A. HEALY, JOHN F. HENCMANN, Mn. AND Mas. O. H. Honams, WM. V. r' P H sv U sv FU P1 Cm W rn E z E F S F :w 5 5 5 5' 'W MCSHEIIHY, MR. AND Mas. E. C. Mmm., Mn. AND Mas. E. M. MDNTGOMEBY MICHAEL MDBEHEAD, P. L. MULCHY, MB.. AND Mus. P. A. Norums, Mn. AND Mus. ALBEDT 0'N1m., Dx. J. J. Orr, CARL M. POWELL, Mn. AND Mas. JAMES T. Ross, PA'rn1cK SMITH, DD. J. E. STOVALL, Ronmr G. WEF1ENGEIq EARL WBEN, MD. AND Mus. Anmun EE 522 as 533 wht EZ uf MNH? 1930 Fllllll-'ilu-Illll E32 J S5 ts: 'EDN tg 'hi 35 get sf fs S YQ if I-big + is 531 -'52 e- ef 'Q -it-42 is 43? '25 422 2+ Yen :gif ik? . , . . . if 1 The Senior Class wishes to express its most deep and smecre gi thanks to Fred MeCallin, a. Sophomore. He has gone out in search of Y lil u 435 advertisements for several months. He has worked continuously in gap , i ii 155+ order to make THE FRANSALIAN a success. Another student who de- gi serves much credit a11d many thanks for her Wonderful work in the art of selling' advertising' space in the yearbook is Evelyn Mathews, a fu niember of the Freslnnan class. These two have secured the Greatest D iff 'gg amount of advertising matter, tlierefore we deem it necessary to gig extend our thanks to these loyal nieinbers ot' the student body. 241 lg-Q Sill' tgx ik egg -if? 52,-lv R9 if Q 'JN - ,4- A1 .'?l'l'lg'-1 sg TF' 'ff-Yhigvnu S347 ig? s - Q I fa ' fi -24- 'HT .22 Page 101 2,1 gi -sw ex 'U Y 9' 'Y We Q 9 SN' Q' X Sift QQ? ' 'e 'J I' ifQtfffwtiqktltiqilwlkffyktf-Flite? 1 9 3 0 9Pit?qq39WQt fWl3k 1 yi- V vi 9 V' V' 7' V 1 I l Q 2 QFSIXENTS X Q5 4 L- Q-,YQuG5G ff! ff 0009 'CL7 7 A I IA 5 K A253 F A 'S...lk5fA-.Af D FIIRIISHLIHH To Our Advertisers Q lik The firms who advertise in THE FRANSALIAN are the progressive business men of Denver, who have more than a financial interest in St. Francis de Sales High ,School and her students. Let us show our appreciation by giving them the patronage that they deserve. AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Broadway Buick Co. Davis Motor Co. O'Meara-Young Motor Co. Walsh Motor Co. Western Motor Co. BAKERIES Elite Bakery McGavin Bakery Co. Swiss Pastry Shop BANKS American National Bank South Broadway National Bank BARBERS Joe Grabus' Barber Shop BEAUTY SHOPS Maree-Ann Beauty Shoppe CABINET MAKERS Supreme Cabinet Co. CARPENTERS Herman A. Miller CHEESE COMPANY Willis-Kennicott, Inc. CLEANERS AND DYERS Broadmoor Cleaners Country Club Cleaners New Fashion Cleaners and Dyers Progress Cleaners. CLOTHING COMPANIES La Marr Apparel Shoppe Simpson Apparel Shoppe COFFEE AND TEA Mr. Sunderland CONFECTIONERS Bergs Candy Co. Flatts Confectionery Co. CREAMERIES Beatrice Creamery Co. Broadway Creamery Co. Farmers and Merchants Creamery Lincoln Creamery Perfection Creamery DAIRIE-S League Dairy DELICATESSEN Werner's Delicatessen DRESSMAKER Mrs. Learned DRUGGISTS Ea,st's Pharmacy ELECTRICAL SERVICE Headrick Electric Co. H. M. Olmstead ENGRAVERS Burke-MacMillan Engravin FLOOR SURFACING Hynes Floor Surfacing Co. FLORISTS Ervington Flower Shop McDonald's Floral Shop FRUIT STORE Dallas Fruit Store FUNERAL DIRECTORS Boulevard Mortuary Hartford Mortuary E Horan and Son, Undertakers Makin Mortuary GIFT SHOP Veolette's Gift Shop Qtifflqfatgili 1930 0 n DO i Ms mio GROCERS T. O. Condon Grocery Boys Market Dave Garland Grocery Merchants Park: Grocery Piggly Wiggly Corp. HARDWARE COMPANY Broadway Hardware Co. HOSPITALS Mercy Hospital St. Joseph's Hospital INSURANCE New York Life Insurance J EW ELERS Busch Jewelry Co. 0'Keefe Jewelry Co. I. E. Sundman'Jewelry Co. LUMBER COMPANIES J. E. Abbott Federal Lumber Co. Salzer Lumber Co. LUNCH COUNTERS Rite Way System White Way System MEAT MARKET Rabtoay dt Simerlng MUSICIAN James H. Burke MUSIC STORE Broadway Music Co. NOTIONS Rabb's F IUUISHLI Hll Company OPTICIAN Swigert Optical Co. PIANO TUNER E. A. Howes PHYSICIAN L. J. Dixon, M.D. PLUMBERS Braconier Plumbing S. H. Gumlick Plumbing A. J. Tolan PRINTERS Standard Printing Co. Bradford-Robinson RADIATOR COMPANY ' National Auto Radiator 8: Body Co RADIO Broadway Radio Store RESTAURANT Murphy's Chile Parlor SCHOOL SUPPLIES Centennial School Supply SERVICE STATIONS Dieringer Service Station Harold Connell SHEET METAL COMPANIES Lineoln Sheet MetaT Works H. H. York Sheet Metal Company SHOE REPAIRING Dorsey's Shoe Shop TILE COMPANY Colorado Tile Co. l,-iii gi .wmamara 1 9 3 0 aawawawaew Page 101 iofewavqwrwfgg 54' 5915 who Bic? 1'Q'f3'35?kf6iQbi'Q5f afbkih ' 3E.+if25!L fbififfi 1rE?a1QE+35bIJ?i59QM5E3b2,o'?i31a3Q 5i3B1aEii ,Jll Q N ': 'nl' V4 4-wife 2 f 411- Q' LW' ' 1' 'W' og 6 A M ink' A nf 'rf V qu, it-11 1 5 1 R E E Ill . - ii yi Keystone .A U 2621 M IIBKE MACMIIIIH ZQQ i ? G R AV ' N G 4 5 4 ig 15052 Broadway ,- 1- o v - :- Q FIUUISHLIHN Ex iQEi5bU5imIMw i , ,A I A , gr,-J '?'4E'.,P 'I 'if?W' La' 1 ' ... fi ' h ' - 1'3 , F4qE5f :2L - A ,,-1, '-.1571--4 X K ,51 ,'fgfs-if ?lZa531i-g-g,'? 2 X ..--11' j 5:1 Sf- 'f ' ,' . --'-ai,E :m.:L :-mifsseiafgif , f 5 'Fw f'n'af2-+?'mif i iwgigg - A 5 ,il 0 f -5-ii? 0 '11 il ' Ylllllw 41' f S E :p Q P I fm ,Am X . ff x:sx,:x yn J Q Q X 5 xj ,Q -Q X fl'-gag' 9 ' Jzl Y Y 4 ' co 4 w 0 I Z N 3' I 41' Denve r Page 105 1 9 3 0 Q13 :J 5 off' A QQQQLTQQPIWQ-FITS-?5bT6??J6I3?2 'HMT ??f5LT6?9JT?i. 5 -O K CQ? MTKQQGY .ZWQQQWW 509. FE? FKRNSHLIHH Eta .1 . 1 14 September Y? T. Q geo? i Sing heigh, sing ho, when the breezes blow, Qi 3 Q For who could help but sing? ig? . I We march along with whistle and song fi ig! ' While an the school be-115 ring. I .1- 6' QM , , J. I3 P . H- .gg a In sk 'D fn Eb e SEP'rmmER 4. S 1 7 L' Today was registration day. The over- ij.. abundance of Freshies predicted a greenish ai color scheme for the ensuing month. 1 - he SEP'l'l'IMBER 5. 26' O, .YN ,Q ek- :22 . 094,69 Opening of Fall Semester. Reading of promotions. ref 'ew' ,G bi 0491 lil Sr.P'l'miBE1z 9. 534 is '24 63 School was in full swing today with the tg! Q5 largest enrollmle-nt ever had at St. Francis iii 'W de Sales. . . .gy .NE ,fx V gh gg.. Q ' .M 5 ., 161 . SF.P'l'EMllER 22. -,yi 1 . J, 'J . jr., , Q.: Q55 nf- 1 First quarterly meeting of the Catholic Ei Q ' ui Students' Mission Crusade. Large repre- 1-1 ' . H 3? Eg 5, A. sentation from the various units present. A Q, wigs, ' play The Coming of the Black Robe pre- in X sented by Seniors. It went over Big! Sf? L f, 36 :ps is SEPTEMBER 27. gl.. - ' 1.3. First Book Report due! 35? 4-2 1 fl - MR. ? .3 f Xb ,. uzeze fi1enaors..'D,eh,. , '42 is fl? Page 106 gif: gi? E m 1- fi 0 43' P -y sw? Jfstvrwpreefxaemeieeeeemees 1 9 3 0 . Q. Qmsefmewieemeiwfs ' Q '11 5 Z Z in Z I' SE x Z 323 10255 0 Ie5mM3+f55214zi+29Q 'U -I DJ: SUI11 gm 50 deff. Sq-u SSC is-mx E15 5250 QI Z5 UI C z U I'l1 21: I--4 :cf z U U1 Q?0T6??2f.D 6 Where Yo C B y th Fi t f L -I-ea - - - Coffee ta 5 PHONES: soU'rH 9150, 3718 24 Q23 PHONE SOUTH 5393 D LS Free Delivery 22-24-26 Broadway 53 525 .EZ Complimen+s i 5 5 of Complnmenfs of gg A MURPHY'S CHILE PARLOR :Q 0 IOO Broadway E i oi Qompiimenfs 0 Ig v, o 0 S merlcan alzlonal anlc QQ' ff Qigblffabb 9'39?Iri?355f 3 CQ? 41 6 101 1 9 3 0 3 . . f .tt , Q 0 'nh ,. Em G 5Mt3 i5KTiE5 FlllUlS!lLlllll 6i tm5e:+f 136 - . -....L-.m. .. L. 26' U1 2 ' FRHNSHLI HS 5 5 October u it A --at The month is October, 9? 3-Qs - sf- The frosts have come down 5 ' The woodlands are scarlet 1 ze' And yellow and brown. FEIS! ,ld t, Kxsbbfal Sf' ii 5,2 Oc'ronr:R l. T72 FQ4' .ig V An opportunity was given to measure size 325. . ot lingers instead of heads. The class rings fill -ET 'Kal Qmt were ordered by the Seniors today. '59 it rg :iq 6 ze lrg 0U'I'0I!l'1R 3. ffl 9. V T3 Election of officers for Spanish and Latin .2 ' w ' L ta our Business Clubs. .-lkhhaeec gig n 55 Ocronrzn 7. ' -' ,...., ,ai A M453 '- ' I, Pictures taken of entire student body. iii tg b, mi ,I See the birdie! Eg A er' ' 'sf- V Ot'1'oln-:u 25. gi iff? Rm 'ttaigeineh wma' A Hallowe'en dance given by Seniors. 395 .5 When the refreshments were served we were Sai ' almost sorry, since that meant it was nearly 29? time to go home. 5' L Q33 0C1'lll!P1Ii 29. Our first snow storm. Cause of many stu- :Q ' The 'Bundf' d t b ' t d n s elng ar y. e T73 .yr Qt 1-Q Davew 0' X63 Ocrom-:R 31. 341 nm, 9 m LE' Hark ye! Distinguished visitors from St. 34 25 Louis, Mother Rose Vincent, Provincial of :Qi St. Louis Province and Mother Angela, her 5 Assistant. Qi . te! 93 J jig Pugr 108 gi fe 'J - Wi 'ic f' 97 are V' F f , n -f x4S5+?YfD3fYSi+29'fa2l?fl55v?m+2J6LCf9?JFHeYS?+?Y+63el 1 9 3 0 STCQ?NTk??Yqwg?fTE+W1Wtlh FIUUISHLIHIX T .x -Y-2 eff- ,Q 9 Y . at ,ai -is . 2? 5 C0mP me '+5 Complimen+s fig of of Eg L fi J. W. DOHERTY MCGAVIN BAKERY Q 5 Complimerds of . ? gg SOPHOMORE GIRLS C I. ni omp lmenfs 354- '23 of 5 Phnnv south som: 5? MRS LEARNED'S SH P T' A' 55' 'Qs Fu r Con ts Ile-nwdvh -ml n nd Cla -:1 n od Q53 DRESS-MAKING - m+:MS'l'I'1'1'H1NG Egg 1091 south Gaylord st. Denver, Colo. 5 5-lv '52 XR' -22 vi ILS. ies Pi +52 221 2 X.-Q, 1 F. B. Salzer Lumber Company 25 ff' is Qi W r c 592 sf? L? iw N, .ga ., - E 4 ., 1, -xy JJ 1 Page 1119 CG? ff w :HQ ' sd- R A ' fn.: g ay. 1 ' 1' -- - -X-ef' :?fi?2fWiWiWfTNEfPYff+ flQf?252f-Q 1 9 3 0 Qqi?9W f9TQ?2 fTf?k F mins H L IHH if 5. e sf? ' W if LES? lit!! . ' Et November fig' Egg . November brings the chilly rain, gf' fp x hx Whirling winds and frost again. B? 1. R53-Na! 4 gif fhai OH Novmim-:R 1. 25? 55. - E4 '55 Gina- Free day. Feast of All Saints. to? ap?-2 . Novmilzicn 6. 231 W W b Freshmen and Seniors exchange ties. Q Lots of excitement. l GQ Novi-:Minsk 7. +P: E4- 5 The Spanish students are doing things ggi these days. Meeting day today. Many ac- tivities planned. To jg Novrxmm 8 A . Q .. . ,Ct 5 up Q - be L Seniors receive Class rings. Chic! ! ! - Sw Novmmm 11. 33 X V - Armistice Day! Free day! 25? 'is Novmim-:R 16. r., Q Address to Fransalians by Mr. John Sulll- W, E3 L van on The Advantages of Catholic Educa- ,Q W tion. 9? QF- i Novmusmz 19. 23-35 V , Bulletin Board takes on a new aspect- 25? Book Week. Clever Posters? Cf- ' 'Ei Novmmlzn 21. EE: 'X ,M 'Gi A 1 SSL L.. 153. The Bazaar. Students do their part in WT I i if' Y H Q' selling chances. Popcorn balls good sellers. ?Q 9, ee l ' ,' f ' sie 155, A . Novmumn 22. 25 unhogi fhwc- Book Week Charade. Little Boy Blue- if, Evangeline, Characters in Little Women, ig? Maud Muller, Portia all came to life. 25? +9 - Novmmmz 26. L-9 +4 224 Student Body attend The Taming of the ' Shrew at Denver Theater. R gl 'gli . Two members of faculty leave for Kansas City to attend National English Convention. SQ? X Novmmlm 28. QQ - Thanksgiving!-Sophomores announce that pr Z' they are thankful they are not like the rest Mfr' of men. Q iii 696 ,IG Novmmim 29. ' , 0 oh! dear, oh! dear!-Unusual weather 1.5 L Q for Denver-no sun!! 54, Q IRT R P411 1' Ili! QQ flsttralaasaaceiassiaaaweaa 1 9 3 0 asiaaaf+aaeaeaasw1ssrbsl.+f4.a. M F lllill-Sllllllll . of QU 'U :- 0 3 ro rn 3 Q cn 5 o o Q. I N, MACKIN MORTUARY 3270 SOUTH BROADWAY 'O XI-5,5-O C Mimi! J. J. Mackin Englewood, Colo. 5- F' fu 33' 5: U11 ag-w :1:3,gO Sfgil c:'5 Er-C590 QC? 390 C1526 3 SZ -I E91 IP Z -4 P59 QTQES Ari? di' ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO Jewell Street Coal Yard SOUTH 4818 FLATTS HOME-MADE CANDIES Creamery and Bakery Products d5lf3fi'r337I-5 555916955 FRESH EVERY DAY l9O Sou+h Penn. 5915255311 LEARN JAZZ PIANO JIMMIE BURKE Instructor Edit? 'O 313 BARTH BUILDING MAin 5595 KEys+one 3664 Compliments of PERFECTION CREAMERY All parents desire their children to be thrifty and economical. A New York Annual Divi- dend Policy to mature when they ilnish school will start them out right. The de- posit is so small at their age. For particu- lars call- S0uth 3943-J N. NOLAN 3IO South Lincoln Street Compliments of L. J. DIXON, M.D. Ofhce and Plant, 1115 East Fourth Avenue SOUTH 2400 COUNTRY CLUB CLEANERS AND DYERS LUCY E. CLUCAS, Prop. IF IT LOOKS LIKE NEW - - WE DID IT This is one of the best plants in Denver. We employ only expert help. A telephone call will bring our car to your door. WE CLEAN CLEAN Page Ill 5? r-I NC oo Q -f fa. s 3 f F . .4 w . is flu J 2 H f Ulf ll or -1- no o 4 0 fr.- 'Lf -1.mfuribtctrabfibattkltrygidtrttktltf F llRN3HLIllli h3rQlb'!cTs't5tIc5t,'E75tQ2ci5wr5StLS6r3bIQK2fiklbIQQ.m'! 65- re was 1 Si- - December :Tig 4 X ' . ' A a L Y Cold December ends the year, ffq, 'bfi With jolly, jolly Christmas Cheer. fi' rg' fl ng' la' 'J' ., 'li ' Dlcclilxllllcn 2. ,, , ,- Faculty members return from K. C. Glad ETS to be back with us? 'Ji 151 iff' ' W AQ: .2 4 Illcvlcxllelfzll 4. 51? N? 533 is Second Spanish meeting. Snappy! rw ffl iii ,ii ' Dlzcmllll-:lc 6. General Assenlbly. Preparation for Mis- sion Meeting. Talks given by two Regis its b .. gas 'Wi ls. as 127' Q 'ff el wig' ' 5:4 Q5-0' -46' Dl-:cmllsl-:R 8. cl K .A f, +23 Second quarterly meeting of the C. S. M. C. Epi C' '61 Students receive Communion in a body. gg e, gg di bf fx Davmllll-:ll 16. Mr ffl ik' Selliors all alert. Juniors appear to be 17 Sr J' 'QF extremely busy. Why? E! 'iv -'-h Lx, Dnvmlnnn 17. 1+-1 LL jf! Why? That never-to-be-forgotten dinner dance given by Juniors. lt was a huge suc- cess Almost forgot to mention that school was Q, . . 4.3 diSIlllSSBd for the Chrlstmas Holidays. CJ Dive +09 gs? if is-L-z. KX' 13 Page Ill Qy. .QL .M WA. 'f-A fl- are I-1-is f Q-1.-iw wg- 0 715' - 'la a 3 , 1 , P A , e. ,sf ai1S-lhiifi-wfffiifii-Qfklfffiif-.Gf9IiS2?aFIQfX.MTi 1 9 3 0 tTCQ1tQSf1Q9k2PL?Y2?QfT?6?F25T622l?+5i.5iS31f2?5T'ix1kf,14 FliIllI3IlLllIll G fe a NTT-1 W3 , sv- I L '4 ' A GOOD PLACE TO GET YOUR GLASSES 'T THE SWIGERT BROS. OPTICAL Co. Established 1902 KEYSTONE 7651 1 - RABB'S 60 SOUTH BROADWAY Garden Hose - - Fishing Tackle House Furnishings N'everything 5 1550 California St. Denver, Colo. -5 Comp,imen+S THE H. M. CLMSTEAD E of ELECTRIC CO. Egg BROADWAY CREAMERY -R a a A HEADRICK ELECTRICAL COMPANY EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL lfilectric-111 'Wirinfz :md Fixture-s 0 . gg Radios and Servicing E Repairing Done by Experts L, 89 Broadway Phone SOuth 1740 -5 A' DORSEY'S SHOE SHOP , a 4 l'IXPlCR'l' SHOE REPAIRING YVIRING - REP.-XIRING - l IX'l'llRlCS APPLIANCI-IS SOuth 8329 65 South Broadway WESTERN MOTOR, INC. S+u+z, Blackhawk, De SoTo AuTomobiIes MAin 5126 1225 Broadway F U R N A C E S Iiistzilled, CI:-um-nl :mul 1EI'Dilll'l'lT LINCOLN SHEET METAL LJ 178 ALI, VVORK Gll.-XR.-XN'l'EFll7 KVM, MER H AN, Prop. 374 So. Broadway Denver, Colo. SOuth 4322 127 Lincoln St. Booth Room Brvollt Cnmlims 9 Ag NEW FASHION CLEANERS 22-ig 8. DYERS EAST'S PHARMACY Q , South Penn at Alameda gg Experlence Counts PHONE SOUTH 6433 , PLANT- OVVNERS ,We Demwy SOuth 0079 184-188 South Penn. Registered Pharmacist in Charge o I'f1gP IH IW T5 .TW -6-EW 4 T -FH. I :QQ . 1 9 3 0 FrR?W i?5 fo G G Q 1 Jgptgizgljg ii: ff' I 3 Q, Q Fsazz. .fs S ,w Q .st gs ek X- - 'X g fx 5, H4 gf? .Q , N- .2 ' lfzif V 52' if F35 t Us l Q ' ea fj 5,1 Z Z fa 2 I 2 T Q as rf me If I' :f W -H 5 r-4 2 :r .- f-+ m do Q 3 ,fs 5' Z S -- E O N ge 1 2 L' :1 S' 6 Q 5 3 D' ff 0 'U f' :' 3 gi F 2 5 - Q - Q 2 fn cn 5' 3' 99 o if - 5 ' 5 C! Q 25 E pa 5, : H 4 3 2 29. 5 3 PD F4- Q L4 E 5 3 s FQ 5, 5 Q 3 -. Q, M rn Q N r-vm '1 . E .. .. 5 K if ffl' 'ip .ZTHQWTCQW 'tfieiitlffftifk NCQ .hx1',xm' 3. J I anne, Commercial Department starts the New ' Year right-six sixty-word certificates in :U1 fb: eo 0'-1 SPP QE? gs win' on :O : cn o 5 'P s' 1: :S Q. 3 cn F' o :J Q- rn -1 U1 2 .... .- .... AD 3 3? Q 1 if . G 2 'UB if 12 55' :bfi -I 'S ,QW E 5 :Z :fed ng :JS at-+ 3: WIS-'. U3 D QQ Em :sa U EEE :Sl EO if - L4 . 'f-4 ?5E'5 55? 4 ra-53,1 52. A . - cz v HQ v 325 5 :iw ix . 43-Q-4 nm-4 -,::. xr ' ' 5 'C' 'S 9 e...- aw- OD' SE E3 -rf 1 FD 2 ff m c' E' Fl. Sw ' :ri ,, one ru Ps: P' as 5 J,xxU.xP.Y 8. State exams. Average records broken. 5: . lp Four inches of snow, Jack Frost gave Al something to do by keeping the temperature twenty below. 5 I JANUARY 20. 0 E59 .0 Introduced to legal terms-the party of t, 1 the first part, etc. Contract for Ads. ' rc 'f ,T 0 JANUARY 23. N Excitement!!! smoke! Fire Ben: Fire ggi, I Q-' . engines. No chance for display of heroic R- 6 .1 9 ' I Q -,-iv'-1' 'H p , . 56 action. 'P , ' , 1-W:', S 5 Q63 ., '.,,1.? 'gH 72 f JANUARY 28. 57 as 7 ' 6 Q Semester Exams close ithank goodnessl. 2 , 1, O, ...Q . . X ' J . v Eg, 4 . ar-S K AMJARY 31. I W Benefit Dance, with feature program, Q. K ' given by the Juniors. Went over big! F542 4?-F?Sit?P1Q9?t?21W 19305 W aeeseazxeaea rximmniuu . . BROADWAY BUICK COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE New and Used Cars on Easy Terms We Can Duco Your Car for Less Buick - - Marque'H'e Pictures Picture Framing VEOLETTE'S ART SHOP Greeting Cards for Every Occasion PRINTING - ENGRAVING 71 Broadway Denver, Colo. THE M. O'KEEFE JEWELRY COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers 827 Fifteenth St. Denver, Co-lo. HERMAN A. MILLER CA RPI+:N'1'ICR NVORK - - SHINGLING Repair Work of All Kinds 221 East Maple Ave. SUnset 2128 BERNARD F. llvmns RICHARD W. HYNES 76 WV1-st Bzlynud 126 East Alameda SOutI1!I5ll!h SUnset1502-W HYNES FLOOR SURFACING CO. Floor Surfacing and Stair Dressing Ni-w Floors from Old Ones by Our Process XVORK GUARANTEED Printing That Pleasesf' Stationery THE STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY A. E. CGusJ VUILLOT S0uth 9506 147 South Broadway VVe Deliver Anywhere ERVINGTON FLORAL SHOP CUT FLOVVERS - FLORAL DESIGNS PLANTS - CORSAGES SOuth 5533 38 Broadway Telephone SOuth 0153 S. H. GUMLICK It XVIII Pla-use Ivls- to Estimate Your NVo1'k - - - It May Please You 248 So. Broadway Denver, Colo. THE PROGRESS HUM li-O VVN ICD CLEANERS Men's Suits Cleaned CLEANERS, DYERS AND TAILORS Modern Prices on Ladies' and Pressed, 75C Garments IVY' CHU fm' WP Df'li1'f'1' Phone So. 1879 I So. Penn. at Alameda I 'age 115 F 'QPU o I Q fbi? ' 2PT62P9J64Bii32P Q 'Tn I F Wiiiffii? QQT6? 353 I-I NO CD O 3 ES5it1aQhEZIf5bTJ i55dE5 Flllllwlllliiii 253 G Idtiiiibltiiezf' .,, 0 sw . l SFS 9 Lp? f 1 -.- mf. i , is T t February M, fy 5, 'V February sunbeams wg. 'E M Brighter grow each day, 7 'bo +52 Telling that the winter 25? Soon will pass away. K. ig! :YQ u? i .72 Fifzixlzluin' 1 Ed? -'Fl QF 'Ea Students receive marks for semester EL. Pg exams. What a shock! 'V .Qs I-2 . . Fnnnlixm' 5 Sluiwus Seniors gg, -H A H ree can y. enerous oin. Eg : F d ' G T I ' ,qw ff? Fi-zniuxxm' 9 43 N' wi X ' General monthly Communion of the stu- if Rh? ifgnq' dent body. Special meeting of the C. S. 59.2 V-.Q M. C. with all the teaching Sisters invited. 255 jg Babe Refreshments prelpared by P.-T. A. Served ig by Senior girls. ggi ,Q , '73 J., .. 2 FnnnU.xRY 10 Mission Mass and Communion. Breakfast fi, 4. ggi, in the cafeteria. Talk by Father Ackerman. 'A 12 511' ff? I 9? ' Frziziziunx' 11 bb F an Solemn Pontifical Mass at Cathedral. Q3 Crusaders' Rally at the Aladdin Theater. One hundred per cent present. kg: Lvl it fill ' F 3 '. ' 12 if K . Mx A K ' A ,Ia 1 PBR! un . ,V 'A Q .., A Illustrated lecture on the Life of Saint ggi . l . A . ll QQ Theresa. Proceeds turned over to the mis- ' M fylf ' QM gy A A .., , 1 V, LQ ' .tg :gf .. 1. sions. 54, 'H T '- R Z' is ff ' t' :W Q3 1 . A Fnmutxny 14 gli. F ' ' ' 'C ' p ' . .P l 4 -- Seniors repeat lecture' for the high school. ii! 5 , 4 tg' J .. ir . Wild WI fi ' ' f .- ggi' 9, 3 f F1El!IlI'ARY 26 .. 5 . iz? P.-T. A. Bake Sale. Orchestra displayed gp I their talent. H . . 15 'ii Fr:1ml'.xm' 27 Egg 4, 03 ' . E' L .C Spanish meeting of the Senior Class. Q if 4 153 Q ' -l V Dainty refreshments served by the boys. rg! si f T we Q ,J .f :pg - 9 da V Imagine! '54 'ul . 0 X xi? iq? Q , Emi' ,iii Page llfi his 'Q 5 -4 l N Q el - ' J-tim? .Q 2PlQSil 1 9 3 0 Q:5'?5TM2t'u Q EQ' 63?-95, O GET. Q - 5335116254292 9 Gff3lr55bT'QRVI9'f' f?alE9lv5lr32IQr6J+5bE'6l5-M JQYSEQI Sicfbu Q ' w FKRHSHLIHH Complimenfs Com limenfs 0f ofthe gi DALLAS FRUIT COMPKNY BEATRICE CREAMERY CO. Phone SOuth 1789 SUPREME CABINET CO. 0 Q The RED 8: WHITE Stores ' C T. O. C O N D O N GROCERIES AND MEATS Specialists in Millwork, Sash, Doors, Denver ., Screens, Etc. STORE No. 1-301 South Logan ul d Ml. Om, l Phones: SOuth 1596, S690-W 3, I dm an 'lm ' wi swam: NU. 2-1401 Platte Street 5 Kalamalh Slreeli Phone CQALLUP 610 .gg 5 ll'.I.l+IPHONlC KEYS'l'ONl+Z QT fu E- O, DIERINGER SERVICE 00m 'l 'f 'tS of mf' 'Z STATION HARTFORD UNDERTAKING cn, BLUE SUNOCO MOTOR FUEL COMPANY ' 0 - ' t I Office :md Chairs-I O' Greasmg, TIPGS and Tlre Repalrlng 1455-1457 Glenarm Street Q 534. lI9O Soul'l'1 Pearl Denver, Colo. Egg- l?Ii,TnFgRg6- 1522? Denver, Colo. Q 5 l762 Lincoln Sfreel Phone TAbor 7590 Q Pi' 'r1LE FLOORS no TILE' WALLS 21 Fireplaces - Fireplace Fixlures - Dampers 4. Andirons - Grafes - Marble QQ 5? One Block Easl of Brown Palace l-lorel Denver, Colorado QI 49- Page IIT Fi Q1 E i 1930 f? 3 '11 S 2 Z G0 I : 5: 2 dfieifwebiiiiilg HIFW WY TQ'faiiS5?Q9?iiS2aIa9?iFM:?5+iS2Q?Qfii29iJiie fi . if ' K .fi- '5 1 fill ' fl f 6 ...L L ., M55 I SAW A i Qwv '4 P fiitlfii firiil c'fi39lTi39w at ia-ixe ' 'f,'Q . DMS Am , 51 Y W it 'I1nf4f? A ii M V X. V Y ':,f.L.j7':.i.: fw -QQQMQK K 'UNE '3'5Q'f5iS9: mst Die. ated-Missa x. wi: 'isfiq Pagf' IIS Tru 0. March Saints know there bestg 0 hidden silent saint: And would that I could feel a. little part Of that great love Theresais kindred heart Felt for Thee, 0 Foster Father. REV. M. RUSSEL, S.J. KAMCBI MARCH 3 Visiting priest, from Australia.-Sister St. Mel's brother. We tried to make an im- pression! MARCH 5 Retreat for high school conducted by Father Felder. Haloes visible-no joke! MARCH 8 General Mass and Communion. Delicious breakfast served by the Juniors. MARCH 17 St. Patrick's Day. Free day. Imagine our disappointment. MARCH 20 A new teacher on the staff for a few days. Miss Reed from Denver University. MARCH 25 Father Donnelly, from St. Louis, ad- dressed the student body. MARCH 26 Parts for Senior Class Play Chosen by ballot. Mrs. J. W. Herrick directing same. A live-awake comedy. MARCH 30 Students' Crusade Convention held at Cathedral High. Proud of our speakers? We will say SO! April Good morning, sweet April, So winsome and shy, With a smile on your lip And a tear in your eye. Ksibfal APRIL 3 Senior girls visit St. Anthony's Hospital. A few needed a. nurse rather than be one after the visit. APRIL 6 Monthly Mass and Communion, Break- fast served by the Sophomores. Boys washed the dishes. APRIL 7 Smiled again at the camera for the News photographer. 924391652 3 29461-a6it??F'i'? 1930 ' 'R ma FllRll3ilLIllll 3 Q Aelifiiri M5555 'Ei L 0 Z 0 U O Z HJ' gr' KQ iw 211 gl' QO EW 53, l ' U3 I O 'U 'U l'I'l Phone YOrlc 3748 Idthiiwifaiifsiaeiwaafjgfiav Flowers for All Occasions 5l2 Easi Colfax Avenue DENVER, COLORADO Watches Diamonds Jewelry l c. O rrl G7 Z J' ou C cn fn m . C Z G Z 3' Z 1J J LSO '35 C-J .45 4 H: 3:52 2' 2 3,3 '1 'DES 5 D- he 9310- ..4,,. dpi En-E. P' 'D 5 -s FS-. M3 O .. 22 EE. :sz f'-4 53 '15 3?s'2'f-5i'h Q adv Haircu'I's and Marcelling Permanent Waves Specialty L MODERN PRICES Clocks - Accurate Repairing - Silverware 59 South Broadway SOuth 1047 440 South Broadway SOu'rh 954l DENVER, COLORADO alafioigiirviawidihik When You Are in Need of School Supplies, Church or Theaire Seating, Playground Equipment - - - Call on THE CENTENNIAL SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. Room 300, Central: Savings Bank Building They Have a Large Stock in Their Denver Warehouse and Will Give You PROMPT, COURTEOUS AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE Complimenis of THE BOULEVARD WALSH MOTOR MORTUARY Federal Boulevard ai Norih Speer AIT'I'HORIZEI'J FORD DEALERS lgfarfflik levi? 359356432 C Gfxllup 0407 SOu+h 8964 3537 Souih Broadway Page 119 xliigbsf' fPLi2QFi2f'I'2 '1930 W, QM S' Q. if 4?-I fo- gif E!! r. Q S34 fo .Q 34. -24: ii' 0 if' g.. 1 9' 3 Q 534- 24- 22-fi 51? r GJ M HIIIIISIILIIIII assi 'a Chile Hamburgers Phones SOuth 7800 and 7801 RITE WAY SYSTEM 16th and Broadway 2 A Complete Lunch 3, George Mulqueen KEystone 9023 Q. Grocery and Market Compliments of FRUITS AND VEGETABLES wg HAMBURGERS - CHILE Alameda at Pearl 85 South Broadway F'RANK NASTIIEY, Prop. TAbor 29192 g NATIONAL AUTO RADIATOR CO. RADIATORS, FENDERS, HOODS AND BODIES , Repalred by Factory Experts Q, Complumenfs Rebuilding wrecks a Specialty tb of 12 East Eighth Ave. Denver, Colo. A Compliments of H BROADWAY MUSIC CO. ,O 120 Broadway Jokes M. M.: What would you do if you were placed in my shoes? T. B.: Shine 'em. W. HARTMAN: Who gave you that black eye? A. MCCALLIN: Nobody. I had to fight for it. if-3 HELEN: Teacher, what keeps us on earth? TEAQHER: Why the law of gravity. HELEN: 0h! When did they pass that? After an examination in Hamlet : DAVE H.: May I ask a question concerning a tragedy? , TEACHER: Why, certainly. DAvE H.: Did I Hunk? TEACHER: Name a parasite. CATHERINE C.: Me? TEACHER: Correct, name another. TEACHER! Ruth, name a liquid that won't freeze. RUTH: Hot water. ' WILLIAM H. fservingl: Tea, or coffee? URSULA A.: Search me, I didn't make it. 0 Page 120 Wi 1930 'J 3352 G aff? 3 O !5f'Jf QV S OG ' S' 'ff' Q Qfdfleilfee ' M335 'D LD FKRHSHLIHH M-5G+55'. SO. 1573 Convenient Time Payments MAREE ANN BEAUTY SHOPPE BUSCH JEWELRY MARBLE GENSERT, PROP. BEAUTY WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES MASTER WATCHMAKERS' Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry SOuth 1072 II37 E. Alameda Denver 76-78 Broadway Denver. Colo. ReSideI1Ci.?! SO. 1154 Shop: SO. 2218 H' H' Y O R K Compliments SHEET METAL VVORK or Furnaces Installed, Cleaned and Repaired Gutt g. Spouting und Repairing, PIGGLY WIGGLY Galvanized Iron Cl Stavks 527 E. Exposition Ave. Denver Compliments H MURPHY Pg 121 0 1930 i O cw 4 F WEP? ' off' fi D ?5i+?1T65??+6I .Tw af' SHP 35bB' 1J35 F KRHSHLIHH ' Autographs E 2 25 Y F i e All Work Guar t d fu G reefings E. A. HOWES from 4 F rmerly with Baldwin Piano Co ll ll - V PIANO TUNING, REGULAWING VOICING RFP IRING 5 Q HIP? P 0 U: 3:3 L Denver, Colo. Phones TAb0r 3235 and 3236 DE SOTO 68 PLYMOUTH Chrysle P d ts ' FARMERS 3. MERCHANTS 3 DAVI MOTOR COMPANY CREAMERY co. 5 494 SOUTH BROADWAY Milk, Cream, Bu++er, Cheese Across from Wards 1911-1921 Lawrence Street Denver, Colo. Phone SOu+h 72Il QQ9WQQ?iWWfPQFfPPQ?'5P 1930 W FKRNSHLIHH 611552335 Q You are cordially invited to' s th a ly modern creamery in D as 13? E E LEAGUE DAIRY W. P. HORAN 81 SON 'L' MILK - ICE CREAM - BUTTEQR L I527 Cleveland Place 5 933 smack S+. Keyaone 3297-3298 -as ln THE FEDERAL LUMBER KEYSTONE 6297 u COMPANY A ?o IOO Eas+ Kenfucky Ave. '44 TELEPHONE SOUTH 0092 Ve, gi DENVER, COLORADO - Denver. Colo. Q KEYSTONE 3470 BROADWAY RADIO SE 'f WILLIS-KENNICOTT, INC. Q ' Krall' Cheese and Wrigl'n s 'J Mayonnaise ig 63 Soufln Broadway - I338 IIH1 Slreel' Denver, Colo. Fealuring 3 Eg Maiesfic Radio gg, Q fl ' 'lllllernet 5 Qi if Delicatessen es Call SOu+l1 4867 Full Line of Q IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEESE CORDIALS, ETC. - REPAIR ALL MAKES U 25 Broadway Phone SOu+l1 8459 5 Page 1.2.1 3? 1 9 3 0 Pi fi36!fa93iS5bTf5G+i5bM+5MdtQ-E25 FIUUISHLIHII Autographs 'Tor Auld Lang Sync Sake Comolimen+s 321 of B ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL Q23 'Q Phone SOUH1 l705 52 A. J. T o L A N L' Hardware, Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating, Tin Shop, Furnaces 'Fi U 54 So. Broadway Denver, Colo. EQ Ei THE ELITE BAKERY R. W. WOLTER. Pnop. 'u BAKERY GOODS AND .gg FINE PASTRY M0 id SOUH1 5505 IZ3 South Broadway Jokes lxrnmu-:wan fat M. Wardsj: Are you one of those girls that watch the clock? gn APPLICANT QJ. Yeggy, with dignityjc Sir! I have a wrist watch. PAUL: Where are my shoes? I can't find them any place. DME: Here they are, I had my violin in one of them. 55, Page 121, 1930 Q 3 5i9f?9fYC1QF O 0 9 'iii-FEIJTKQ 4 . Tgfvfiftf ' 9 SWT maaaaesav aa rnunsunxiiu n Q Compliments ya SIMPSON APPAREL SHOP it, 78 South Broadway of 21,3 Coivrs - DRESSES - MILLINERY ACCESSORIES 0 Qi? For Those Who Seek Nice Things , , R. Monigomery. Prop. - Lowest Prices Only - Latest Styles First ff-'i LA MARR APPAREL SHOP 5 DRESSES AND COATS X Are Always Welcome to Inspect SOUH1 9427 Merchandise 608 South Broadway O tg 53 So. Broadway I90O East Colfax 0 Compliments of COmP'ime iS HAROLD CONNELL fbi' f 0 0 Quick Battery and Radio Service Station Day, Night and Sunday Service 293 MAIN 9150 Q A+ Welion and 2O+h Sireei' -P If better candies could br' 'made - - yi . 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