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

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P I X I' t f m K ,5 fi Ivy Qalendar jan. 20. What is the reason for the happy smiles today? Surely not because we are preparing for semester exams? Ah, no, class pictures are to be taken today. jan. 27. The Aurora Club held their formal initiation at the Androy. Misses Adella Kolanek, Marietta Evered, and Alice Bird were pledged at a pretty candle-service. All the alumni members of the club were present, and dinner was served to twenty-four guests. jan. 28. The junior English Class made an educational visit to the Telegram toda . y The new semester finds some strange faces at Cathedral. Among them are Ernest McDonnell, a junior, Mary jean Wiechert, Roman Savoy. jan. 28. A new class in Glee Club was begun this semester which will be known as the Choral Group. They meet every morning from eight until nine o'clock. jan. 31. Cathedral versus Central! What a game! lf we sell enough tickets we will have a half-day free. Father Annabring has promised us this. Get busy stu- dents and show your school spirit. CALENDAR-February Feb. 3. The Perestrello Club members are initiating their new pledges today The honored students are jean Quinn, Emily jacques and Mary Dean Pelletier. Feb. 5. The Aurora Club held a meeting at Miss Alberta Sherman's home. Plans for the crowning of the lvy Queen were discussed. Feb. 6. The Perestrello Club held a banquet at the Hotel Duluth at which the pledges took the oath. , Feb. 7. The Friday Mission assembly was enjoyed by the student bod . The Boys Cilee Club sang a few songs and Misses Inez McCumber and Mary Dean Pelletier gave comic readings. . Y Feb. l. Who is to be lvy Queen? This morning the score board indicates that Dorothy Dual is first, Alberta Sherman, second, Lois Lundberg next and jeanette Petrick is quite far behind. We wonder about jeanette. She hasn't handed in many votes as et. Feb. ll. Prizes for the lvy Queen candidates have been received. A mesh gag for the Queen, a pearl necklace, a compact, and a ring donated by the local stores. We appreciate and thank them kindly for their donations. Feb. 13. The day of time carnival has arrived at last. Everyone is working hard to make it a success. We are all very anxious to know whom the lvy Queen will be. Feb. 14. Congratulations to our lvy-Queen, Dorothy Dual. jeanette Petrick, sec- ond winner surprised us all. Alberta Sherman and Lois Lundberg held third and fourth laces. P Feb. 17. Alice Bird is bringing her camera to school every day and seems per- sistent in having an excellent snap section for the Ivy. Feb. 19. A brief trip to the photographers studio was taken by a group of girls who make up the junior lvy Staff. Of course they had their pictures taken. Feb. 20. A delightful Valentine Dance was sponsored by the Aurora Club under the chairmanship of Kathryn Eno. The decorations consisting of large red hearts were in keeping with the season. . Feb. 2l. Assembly today consisted of a debate sponsored by the Public Speaking class. Dorothy Cook and Helen Baum upheld the affirmative, Patricia Hurley and Mary- dean Pelletier composed the negative. The question was: Resolved that in the future the airplane will be of more use for interstate traveling, both commercial and pleasure, than the automobile. The decision was rendered in favor of the negative. Feb. 24 The first ame of the Inter-class basket-ball tournament was between the Seniors and Freshmen. Tghe Freshmen won by an 8-9 score. Feb. 2. The vote was cast for Prom lxing. The result, Thomas Manley is chair- man of this ear's prom. We are sure that he'll make it a success. Feb. 56. My, what a blizzard, not only employers and employees hated to brave the storm, but also the students. The joy of all joys we heard over the radio. There is no school for Cathedralites of Superior. Feb. 27. The Freshies have won another Inter-class tournament game. They beat the Sophomores, 4-2. ' U ' I Feb. 28. Not so good for the Freshies this time. The juniors triumphed 36-l7 March 3. The Glee Club is practicing for an o eretta to be given March 17. lt is called the Mysterious Master, and everyone is wor ing hard to make it a success -108- X X X' fr.. iz 1 KN ,--Cxxiff h . xa

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