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

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'YLL 411 ' WM-f X49 i .f C V ., 5 4, gy ,., ff A, HELEN COLLINS MARYDEAN PELLETIER FLORENCE STARIHA ' ' ' Asst. Alumni Editor Alumni Editor Editor The Ivy Staff 1950 ALBERTA SHERMAN LEOTA LUE ' Senior Editor Typist Club Editor Mll DRED BEAUTO 'DAY 4 JAMES O of Literary Editor Circulation Edit THOMAS Athletic .53- MARIE KASTERN Calendar Editor ltr' f A -H --- H 7, '- Nil' H 1- .., ,V --

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. 14 .X - .1 ff. .wixl ..x, Mrs. john Green. Mrs. james Manley. Mrs. john l.ne, Mrs. D. D. Bonner. who ggarent-Teacher Association The Parent-Teacher Association of Cathedral has completed the busiest and most successful year it has had. Their monthly card parties have drawn a large crowd of both young folks and older people. The prizes, always of the best, were one of the chief attractions of these parties, It is a pleasure to go home the happy owner of another ton of coal, or a hundred pound Sack ot flour, or some other useful article. The bridge luncheon on February 8, 1930, with Mrs. P. L. McCorkell as chairman, ,was an unprecedented success. The auditorium was simply crowded with tables of eager women. We wish to thank the P.-T. A. for the set of Americana Encyclopedias, consisting of 30 volumes, which they presented to our high school library, and also for the two sets of The World Book Encyclopedia which they presented to our grades. lt is with pleasure that we note that the same set of officers were re-elected for next year. OFFICERS President ...... ......................... .......... Nl r s. john Lue Vice President ....... ...,,.... M rs, james Manley S6Cl'CtZlfy ...... ....... A irs. D. D. Bonner Treasurer ......... ....... M rs, john Green ii' f' r 'li 7 -md -s.l:,'-. Q s we x..

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.X X if ' e .f 5, Q, i a, j ls' NIMTYQRQ ,ling . H551 ' . ..S, I R Xjbxf. ,id is 3 ist- .f li , tj tfiis A 1 yi if .. I . o my X F, i amor ta jf jr , I I wonder what we could have done this year without the efficient co-operation ot I 5' our studious junior Staff? They have now become an important element in the publica- l -X tion of our annual. For the past three years The Ivy has begun the training of several ' I people by this use of a junior Staff. In this way, those who have been engaged in the fy, work are more fit to work on delinite sections in the next year's annual. fl . . . . . l I I wish especially to thank Kathryn Metzger lor her original work on the junior. j' Sophomore, and Freshman Class stories. cj Nj Helen Baum has ever been an efficient and busy assistant Business Manager. I do -jr' appreciate her work, and predict a successful year for her in the '3l Ivy. If ak Q lv Alice Bird has splendidly upheld the position of snapshot editor for the past two years. Special credit is also due to Emily jaques, Aileen Deneen, Helen Lee, Dolores Fleer, Dorothy Cook, and Lucille Shea for their work on the several sections of the annual. Credit is to be given to Paul Lyons who has done efficient work as junior Sales Manager. We are pleased to give recognition to Robert Hayden who designed the border for our book, as well as several of the cuts in the opening section. Otto Shreck, another freshman, also did creditable art work. May this stah' make the llllil Ivy bigger and better than ever! Success to you, dear junior Staff! -MARYDEAN PELLETIER '30. . .5 A .1 .ft Il , I ,Il xl It it I I . i Q Tnp Row: Dolores Fleer, Dorothy Cook, Lucille Shea, Helen Baum. First Row: Emily jacques, Aileen Deneen, Kathryn Metzger, Alice Bird, Helen Lee. ,XXI 1 ff X XV ,I -Q, U! ,' 1 if Ii , f ' x li.j'1w. ' ,,-X .,. .,.., , js.. -59- acl'-si:ffiv..f,s I . A sgfhs s , ,'..,,. ' f ',- , - , --V: A -..-V, . ...f 4 Ks.