St Pauls Cathedral High School - Book and Sword Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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THE VARSITY The 1941-42 Varsity season began this year in October, when the girls started their training in prei aration lor the first game. The addition of deorge Meyer as coach proved to be of no little inspiration during the following months. Under his stipervision. the team achiexed oiii- ECHOES So iie lime, sumeu ' Jiere, A tlnnulroiis cheer Will come out of noivliere And soioid in yoid ear. Sadly, gladly you ' ll roninifsce. ' Tii ' as the echo From the gym at C..U .S. NEW .MEMBERS OONMF VIKOMCII . X M KI1 liKDWN Ann Ni will l.DKRMNI Ol II.LA liulisj;ensable to the team ncjt only dining this season bnt in the preceding two. was Mary Clatherine Duffy, the captain. Supported b our other faithful elerans. Marv Brown, Mary Ikuch. .Margaret ' an Buskirk. .Martina Flannery. and Mary Agnes McGrail. the Varsity really became an all star line-uj). In [anuar . the ' arsity re- cei ed new members. With .Vnna .Marie Brown, (Bonnie Zatkoxich. Lorraine Quilla, and Anne Xewell on the team, next year ' s sea.son should be an exciting one. Xoi to be forgotten either are the managers, Evehn Kane and Sally W ' vmard. W ' lio ha e done more or better camjjaign- ing for the ' arsit s interests than these two? On the night of March u). Webster Hall was the scene of the annual baiuiuet. During the e ening. letters verc awarded to tlie iollowing girls; M.ARY Catherine Di ffy M.VRV . gnes Brow.n Margaret Van Buskirr Mar I i A I i.AN i Kv Mary Butch Teresa Unger .Mary Pt ' RCEi.L Mary . (.nks McCIrail Mak ! Lot ' Xorris Mary Lot ise Mot lter Anna Marie Brown Happy as the baiupiet was. still each senior felt a pang of regret, for it meant the end of her higli sdiool baskel- l)all career. Memories of these girls will stav with us. for Cathedralites sucli as lliese remain an inspiration to all future i)la ers.

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ShiilcN CuniuiiKliaiii. Annadaic McFailin. Marioiic l) ) lc. Mars Lou Oaschbach CATHEDRAL CHEER LEADERS These four lively girls represented the clieeriiig section at every C ' athedral bas- ketball game. They are the li c wires that set off the s])ark ol spirit wlien om (eani comes on I lie flf)or. l ' .,i( h ol these girls was selected from a wide group of hopeful |)ep leaders. . iHia( lare and Shirley are freshmen, biU Mary Lou and Marjorie are jimiors. Innnediately alter their noniinalion. they set aboiU composing a biand new set of songs and ( heers. i lu do just what the average spec- latoi feels like doing; getting down to the playing lloor and leading cheers that rock the gymnasimn. This is an exami)le of the tongue-twisters they rapidly roll off their tongues: AlltioiuTk, cDiKK k. ( Dili; .Mlcconcek, conaik, toiia; Hoorah, hoorow. Come on team, let ' s i o! These and other cheers were presenteil at ari()us pep-rallies and were chosen as the ones most popular vith the students. .Skicleiiiaiie. skidemai i. .Skkieiiiai iiiki. diiiki. di. Flipityllop, lii])it llo|) (ionic on Cailicdi al! Slav on in|i. Kai iii.M n Smi til. ' [[