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

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1 r l -A. M . -., .,,,,' ,,,f..4 ' f.4i :Nj Xa 1 5 Top Row: William Higgins, Richard O'Day. Ned McGrath, Paul Lyons, Thomas Higgins. St't'Ill1tlli,lJll'.' Bernard Rahidouy. Henry Chisholm. Donald Bradley, Edward Slack, Felix Hager. .Xlwin Cullitun. john Flaherty, Ifirxl I?on': Robert Hayden. Francis Cronin, john Murray lanies 0'llay. john Hanrahan. john lflmve. The Altar qaby We bless the faithful altar boy, And hail his happy face with joy. Clean hands, clean head and upright heart, Chosen from the rest apart To stand before the King of kings, 7' 5' To touch and handle holy things. ' ,A He comes in snowy surplice dressed, lil As heavenly hridegroom hidden guest, - l Befit the Holy Sacrifice. He moves about God's altar throne Y' To serve the priest, hut not alone. ,', lr Ten thousand angels hover there ll To worship God in rapturous prayer, Ten thousand saints adore unseen, 4 With our dear Mother, Heaven's Queen. I Each step the server takes, each word, By loving spirits seen and heard. ' U Sacred Station, Happy lot! I ' To serve about the holy spot , Where jesus, Savior, came to dwell, lncarnate in Love's prison cell. O fill his heart with heavenly joy, God, keep him pure, this altar boy. f . 'N ,QQ M64- S af fn, if T-lv . e' ' , .' ':'?'i' K 'S

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s 1, ,X p TXKR X as 1 a X X X - W , X ' . 1, S - SN RK X xxx X I Exfskis K I X I CZ-ihe amor rom MQQVL Kathryn Metzger The Third Annual junior Promenade was held on the evening of May second. Years past have proven the sheer beauty of these occasions, the lavish- ness of arrangements and the regal gathering of Cathedral friends. The Cathedral Prom is well known for its reputation of being among the most noted of Superior's social events. Amid a springtime floral setting, a veritable garden of beauty, gorgeously gowned maidens drifted in harmony with guiding , partners to the throbbing strains of music. Quietly, unobtrusively, the dancers SX departed, and the lovely auditorium was left alone ref f in its brilliance. Yet the Prom-goers had taken with jj! them an imperishable memory of one of the most V charming social affairs of the season. j No small amount of the success of this junior un- j dertaking was due to the splendid co-operation given Chairman Thomas Manley by the members of his lx , class. Thomas Higgins as chairman of the Decora- 5 tion Committee, Kenneth Gordon as chairman of the I Publicity Committee, Paul Lyons as chairman of the z f Invitation Committee and Willard Noble as chairman ,i lf, of the Music Committee found the juniors not only if gl C C willing but able helpers. lp Thomas Manley txxx it XXX? xii , . 'fr fi , X6 ' 63 s MX s -

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li i- MARYDEAN PELLETIER MILDRED BEAUTO THOMAS MCGILL Awards of fflonor The K. of C. medal will be given this year to Nlarydean Pelletier, for obtaining the highest scholarship for her four years in high school. The second highest scholastic standing was earned by Mildred Beauto. She is class Salutatorian. The john D. Mahon, jr., Medal will be awarded for the highest Athletic and Schol- astic standing to Thomas McGill. The Doctor james W. McGill Medal will go to the winner of an essay contest on .a phase of character education. The winner of this Medal will be announced on Gradua- tion Day. The medal last year was awarded to joseph Lee. Henry Chisholm was successful in winning first place in a City Contest sponsored by the Superior Public Library. Congratulations, Henry. Mildred Beauto earned an Honorable Nlention in a National Essay contest on the Patriotic Observance of Thanksgiving. If j, Quill and Scroll On March the first the Cathedral High School was granted a charter in the Na- tional Honorary Society for High School journalists, the Quill and Scroll. The purpose of the Quill and Scroll is to instill in students the ideal of scholarship to advance the standards of the profession of journalism by developing better journalists and by inculcating a higher code of ethicsg to promote exact and dispassionate thinking, clear and forceful writing, H ln order that a pupil may qualify for membership in this organization he must: in l. Be of at least junior or senior classification. ' l 2. Be in the upper third of the class in general scholastic standing at the time of xl their election. 3. Have done superior work in writing, editing, or in business management. t ' 4. Be recommended by the supervisor or by the committee governing publications. ' f 5. Be approved by the National Secretary-Trensurer. X ' f . riff jifilap f in ix l - -1-