Superior Cathedral High School - Memories Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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.fr Q'-.,, --4 -1 - '- it 21 Q R r . I ,,- - . K P fy J, l 1 , B Q ll K ' Ivy Qalendar CALENDAR-September Sept. 5. lt's registration day. Oh! what an adventure for the Freshies. The way they hustled up and down the hall one would think they were starting on an adventure through the Sahara Desert. We hope they will be a credit to our school. Mr. Padden's first day at school. You know he's our new coach and also our Science teacher. I wonder what he thinks of us? Sept. 6. Started the year rightly with half-hour periods. Don't we wish some- times we had half-hour periods all year. Sept. 9. First football practice after school tonight, and such a time the boys had. The rain was simply pouring down. Complaints were made because of no showers, but I think the boys were s f 44, .,. ff gla- f I' t showered on enough. Seniors are notified about the ordering of their class rings. O, boy Sept. l0. The for fast Seniors! Sept. ll. We will be thrilling! Bo Sept. l2. P. A. held their first meeting of the season. Sept. 13. Friday the l3th. Maybe it's our lucky day. Who knows? I believe it will be, for Monsignor Owens came over and gave us a short talk and his blessing. Sept. I7. he first meeting of the Ivy Staff was held in room 301 at 3:35. We have many new members this year. Sept. l8. Seniors, juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen girls flocked to the audi- torium to join the newly organized Booster Club. The officers are Louise Nys, President, Marydean Pelletier, Vice Presidentg Lorraine Bo le, Secretary. Sept. IQ. Senior officers were elected. -Ilames O'Day, President, Francis White- aker, Vice President, Leota Lue, Secretaryg Thomas McGill, Treasurer. Sept. 20. Senior assembly today. Of course it turned out to be a pep meeting, as our first game is tomorrow. Play Two Harbors. We cheered and cheered for our team, and we just know the 'll win tomorrow. We also were very pleased to have a few words from Father Annabring and Coach Padden. Sept. 2l. Big game today. Of course we won, with a score of 6-4. Oh say, and didn't the crowd go almost wild when Captain Red flitted down the field and made the touchdown? Sept. 25. William Egan, a member of the Senior Class and a substitute for the football team, is in the St. Mary's Hospital suffering from a broken knee. Sept. 26. All the members of the senior class wrote a letter of sympathy to Wil- liam Egan, and the boys played mailmen and delivered the letters. Sept 30. A special meeting was held in the library for the irls, and in the audi- torium for the boys. The speakers were Sister josina and Mr. Padgen, respectively. CALENDAR-October Oct. l. The junior girls of the Perestrello Club are planning the first mixer of the season. All are invited to attend. Oct. 4. School was dismissed an hour earlier today so that Cathedral fans could have a glance at their prospective rivals, the Centralites, at the East High-Central game. Oct. 5. Cathedral met Hurley on Hurley's grid. The score was a tie, 6-6. Oct. 6. The Right Reverend Theodore H. Reverman was honored at a reception following his return from a visit to Rome. Oct. 8. The Ivy Staff held its second meeting on Tuesday. Several sample covers for the Ivy were submitted for discussion, but the final decision will be made at a later date. hear that Cathedral will play Central this football season. That s work hard now. We Must Win. The Aurora Club will hold its third annual autumn dance in the auditorium on October 25. Oct. 9 The oupils of the first and second grades entertained at the October Parent Teacher meeting. The program was a grand success and a delicious luncheon was served by the mothers. Oct. 10. Members of the commercial classes today had the honor of hearing Mr R. R. Masters give an interesting talk on the advantages of studying commercial work He emphasized the fact that concentration and hard work are the seeds of success If 4 aw- i , - I I fs G ig .5 Z

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