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

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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.

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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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an f 4 v 4 Q ff 'fllffg ieo. Qiifffia E17 36 ' -i L f f 1 s' - ' S attuned Svrhnlantiry 1510255 nnnriatinn V. 1929 ALL-AMERICAN YEARBOOK CONTEST i fu gig? , ,X 'L H' XX V TWW5' f 1 6 - TQ W do e n-if IVY In recognition of its merit.: is awarded Qllzgmzriran Zbunnr Rating in tlte Nfntll Nadonal Yearlwoolc Contesty of the National Scholastic Press Association atv the University of Minnesota, Department of Journalism, this frst clay of October, 1929. APPMJLY 2 ,.fe..ae-I' Qlgnlinnlllilllllii ' --Y DN T Nl-A-mn: . . hurll! I llnidllnu - - Exnllnx hmmm-u - - - hah Inn mum - lwlu A-mn' V lnlrthdlul - Ilnlunnl f T' All-AMQVLCQW Q8l'lfLfiC3,t6 The All-American Certificate was conferred on the l928 lvy, of which Edward Baum was Editor, and the 1929 Ivy, of which Doris McC0rkell was Editor. As you know, this certificate is the highest rating any annual can receive. These ratings are given out by the judges of the National Scholastic Press Association. Our editors were especially commended for the explicit carrying out of the themes of the annuals. The themes that were selected by the statf gave them an opportunity to display their ingenuity and original- ity. The theme ot the '28 annual was the story of the iron ore industry in Superior, that chosen by the '29 staff was the spirit of our missionaries in China. Both of these were appropriate themes, for they instilled enthusiasm in the student body as well as those out- side of our school. Though there are other annuals published by the various schools of Superior, our lvy is the only annual which ever obtained this great honor. just think of it! The only annual in Superior, receiving the All-American Certificate. We can surely be, and truly are, proud of our annual and Alma Mater. Our two certificates are framed and occupy a conspicuous place in the main cor- ridor. at oc, Dalit 1 N , Q