..—_"""E--E; “Ea-9...... 1 .: --.- r .— — s._ » . ' '3. ' t '. I " I REGTSTER THE ST. CLOUD “PAGE FOUR i \ ) iNew McNally Named Elected Johnny IS 'Otlicers for Athletic Field Boosters Paying * FREE... C Guild Collis Meeting At Of Grid Hall Fame Pro TO guests-Iv officers Collis.—An election of . , of ‘Illusn‘ntéd! held the annual meeting at ’w ' was . Patrick’s guild “St. here. league. eps Reinhard “Blood” He Elected Mrs. Collegeville. Johnny service with ' ' were saw — Everyone Booklet coach four football Milwaukee, Aime, president; Mrs. O’Don- McNally, celebrated Provi-‘ John ‘ teams, been dence, university, has Green Bay, John’s Pitts- president; Mrs. Clar— St. and hell, vice and of ' ‘2 Uses Who Needs 5‘"'SCHOEDER or a, ' player-coach burg, where professional foot- he elected the to Guerts, secretary-treasurer. t-enCe was 'ng llea A'd Ii Angeles. from through but ball Hall of Fame in Los 1937 1939, it the Plans made remodel to ’ were (31¢ dbéCé/zl ‘7lillt‘Il {HUI/t the with Packers that he ‘ kitchen. Group will foundation each The was one sponsor a I year se- c achieved the he fame 8053/: Q SAINTvGERMAIN. dinner in the church basement ST coaches, and offi- lects players, now owns. on He with Bay played Green NOV. 18. The public is invited. who have outstanding cials made 5‘ Colorful, from through and 1929 1936 of. absorbing booklet is contributions the Notice to game. I. world the the spark of four hard-of- vital distinguished honor was impOrtance I the of to every came championships the Packers hearing Helps the Johnny from/ person. the won to you save campus Colberg G. Dr. R. _ early in the For 30s. two time,troubleandmoney—evenSlOO foundation. Athletic was Helms cessive he chosen to 22::qu or years was I Also McNally’s selected was thp all-pro backfield. Llrnlted! Supply OPTOMETRIST Packers’- former Green Bay team- . . . An imaginative signal caller, MARKET _. Herber, Bulldog Arnie and I mate, ~ and speedy halfback, McNally is Chicago and Turner the Bears of . ’ Examined remembered ,1 Eyes best for his spectacu— ST O L] R E B S Joe. Gnltkowsk‘l old Canton Bull— Wib of the Henry l lar catches. still He is pass dogs. re- MEATS garded the finest pass-Sharing . Glasses Fitted as committee Los Angeles of A \ ‘ GROCERIES halfback the play for to Helms Paul writers and ever game sports Jewelers HOME-MADE pay. the annual selections. make l Herber, also selected this HEARING AIDS SAUSAGE AND year, McNaIly, the of most one 614 St. Ger-main . the point starting of the great was BATTERIES for All Makes colorful personalities in the Established Years! 39 Herber-to-Blood combination of I the both off field, and game on PHONE 2052-53 the Packers. played nine He Kresge's Over Phone 201 years played of professional v 15 years and with Bay Green finished out BATTERIES St. FOR 403 9th Ave. N. Cloud MOST AIDS y football the old National in his New with the York career Giants. pictured here meeting in BOOSTERS’ CLUB of Cathedral THE Boosters at recent are a WIIHE‘IM The addition four of greats the school cafeteria. Seated, right, they left f0 to high left school has only $4,000 debt are on a brings the number to 29 of men Fitzharris, athletic Jim director; Jim Schmid, Bob the voluntarily asumed several for is who have honored. been Seven years ago so Andy Schmid, Binsfeld, ‘ROOFING HEATING, Reinholz, Greg and Father co. athletic north the the field of improvement of OILS members have been from the Alphonse Kremer. Standing: Arthur Forcier, John The field school. initial for' the LIVESTOCI cost Green Bay powerhouses of the ran more new Kosel, Gene Monteith, Dick Spiering, Gene Preiss, 30 roofing experience years (OIIIIIISSIOR lltltllm The founded before than $15,000. Boosters’ club, 305 era. in and around St. Cloud Knier, Ralph Len Jim Walsh, “Rosie” Opatz, foot- Ioum st. Mill handles tickets, scoring, and ushering World II, St. 2506-1st So. Phone war 582 coach, ball Jirn Schwankl, president, the past Phone 993LJ Emilii'é'iiiifizml: year, athletic Cathedral high. The club all of contests at ST. CLOUD o... Priest! Note Rieder, Norbert and Frank O’Keefe.—(Bob Molitor to evening will turkey Monday party next a sponsor a debt. photo) the school help reduce their Some the of at to Ask FOR in nice black hat has A been Help +Booksteers Turkey Pdrty to . ' LON (‘IDN A. Register the office the for past .ED HOJEM .w. several weeks. The hat left was in the Institute auditorium on St. Cloud i Construction Co. the the occasion of teachers’ institute there. _ Owner have it 0 may I $4,000 N.E. Second 12 Avenue, Defray the hat identifying the Remaining Debt by same. PRE_PACK ST. CLOUD. MlNN.’ BULK [FE CREAM Smart ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL I To Look The firms listed here deserve to \\ be remembered when dis- are you high Cathedral PLANS NEW SERIES connected with There is of fellows school’s athletic depart- tributing the patronage dif- group a to your II ferent lines business. of into talked themselves debt of $15,000. ' ment who few I a a years ago F | Oi CONVOCATIONS Right From The Start! for the The debt JACKSON pro- was fgunded high school cafeteria, FRANK. the The Boosters w. in were' = the ath- posed of p.m. improvement the public. shortly before World II. is St. Joseph—The . first of series to war school. field north of the open a letic & ASSOCIATES, Inc. the C.H.S. Boosters How do Frank O’Keefe, of hardest its of student-planned convocations is one field that the Up time to was raise their money? first president of workers, the be the College presented of to at i. was unsuitable for football practice, ARCHITECTS City-wide drives since the organization. a ENGINEERS St. Benedict Thursday, Nov. 15. " paper and generally. speaking on was June, have netted them 1948, “The Catholic Student gbod Who belongs the organiza- ECCLESIASTICAL old to DESIGN nothing but as eyesore a $5,969.57. Weekly parties Citizen” the general is subject game tion? Most members C.H.‘S. are looks. for " American A___;_7_ National Bank Building in the school have brought in the They of convocations. an- alumni. Others just faithful seven are Now, motorist however, Cloud. every St. Minnesnta other $2,661t02. arranged being by Lyla friends do who love something to are field and pedestrian the passing netted them Dinners have all-college Korb, president from while school. worth for thé a admires Arthur beautiful terracing W. Hynémun $1,104.28; carnivals, $916.10; Minot, Dak.; N. Mariana Milroy There older standbys like For and sod.‘ the two past are green personal and donations, $493. other of Aurora, “1.; and mem- “Duke” Wimmer, who back in the football has the team seasons, only General leaves debt of That bers the of student council. a a Agent early coached Cathedral foot- able hold all its practices 205 been to little than $4,000. 'Discussing the theory of more Washington govern- Schmid, ball; Dr. N. J. Lahr, Andy Nat’l, Insurance C01 there, and. the field has become a the panel will be first ment, The fine com- report Eddie Rieder, Walsh, Jim and school men co-op- welcome playground for 93 701 St. $5 Germain St. Cloud posed of faculty members and two from the people of oration St. others. children. Sister students. Jeremy the of two Cloud especially their in Life, & A fl Hospital & Polio Ins. paper Cathedral high Jim Schwankl, graduate of The of the a men philosophy and sociology depart- drives. Merchants have donated Your Security is Bu‘sincss. our yearf’has president , later been of schoo. club Boosters’ be to are the chairman. is discussion ments their the trucks whenever of use the that the Boosters for thanked for all Pas? year‘ a Sister Benedice the history of de- the needed. 1 were Citizens Elfcgmlnd 3f iglcels kwas bniwld When the lmProvement Nancy McCarthy partment, of co-operated have by Pro' - E. e wee SC u e o e e 15 PT°P°‘¢d the BOO‘E' Faribault, sociology senior having 10 neatly ' gram W“ waste a paper several by Father major, and Jane Richardson, packed boulevards for pick- Membership necessarily fluctu- Years e“ 330 a ' on Alplwme C-H-S- Kremel‘, inper- junior sociology aj from whenever but there always be ates, to I: announcements m o r seems up Federal Savings & Loan provide with Accounts safety good intendent’ the m” him by” Wausau, Wis., of dependable members. made through the number panel t° II young the are a are newspa- earnings. Funds received month by the 10th of The any are .' superb handling of ahead and with his plans The of around keep boosting the society, its in radio, and churches. nature to roots go men pers, credited with earnings the first. from thcy would the bill. the God-given for their of the Boosters nature of the work pay chief The Boosters’ man, fabrics, the and styling the. purpose Ipsiured of authority, the alma concept reflection mater. Last September they paid off $10,000.00 from Each. Fully the beginning assist Account to a to was up flawless tailoring this Of of the two- eternal law in positive law, of $4,000. note indebted- ushering, Besides assuming the with the sale of tickets, BIO-no. , FEDERAL the and consequentsresponsibilities They‘have been paying off bills helping field and with other details the athletic and for out of checked suit suiting piece new ness SECURITY of citizens will be brought sharp to left and right the of to tune football and responsibility handling tic-. connected with bas- the of more will take gabardine focus by the members. panel . over than $11,000. They only rayon and all ketball the‘ school. For scoring, ushering kets, at at owe games Other discussions SAVINGS the ‘series in $4,033.74 the hour. at ASSOCIATION present the have made do- LOAN several they have been the Boosters & serenely, happily through wait- years games, you Ne‘xt will be concerned with student Monday night, Nov. school’s athletic de- brains and brawn behind the the 12, nations to re- ' days ahead. shoulder Snap-in Cloud ing St. St. Street 822 Germain ecclesiastical and government the energetic will basketball for equipment front gional in tournaments partment gov- new group spon- Last the student ernment. turkey help Cloud. time time. St. Many to Sizes year party 'pads. pleasing colors. to a sor re- — council prepared series of duce their debt. T h _: a convo- party, c Ill. l8. 8to cations the Great Books. which will under 7 on get at way “x Mary Henderson Sing to complete Fandel’s Pay Visit to a At College Shop St. Maternity Joseph in ' ‘_ 7au/ee’ St. Joseph—Mary Henderson, CLOUD, formance ST. considered was re- so her fifth since tour markable that she signed on a sensa- was MINNESOTA tional Metropolitan Opera debut immediately by the Met, and one in will 1946, the College month at later made her debut in appear St. of Benedict Sunday “Carmen.” on eve- ning, Nov. o’clock. 18, Since at 8 that debut, Miss Hender- Heard all the major networks has all in the major on son sung in America her native Canada, and cities in this and has country ap- Miss Henderson is rated of peared with the Cincinnati, Miami, as one this country’s talented and most and Havana companies. Be- opera versatile singers. After be- oyperatic Miss tween engagements young graduated from the McGill ing Henderson has appeared NBC’s on university Mon- in Serenade conservatory America, CBS’s Great to treal with the degree of licentiate Moments in Music, WOR-Mutual’s music violin, Miss in for the Hen- Music Hour, The Oper- for and an derson concentrated and on‘voice Review. atic ~ has enjoyed remarkably This is Miss Henderson’s first success- a ful the College St. of at career. appearance seasons For Hender- Miss Benedict. In weeks faculty two recent leading the of and students of the college have son was soprano Canadian Broadcasting Com- enjoyed variety of in- a programs Following Montreal. in cluding Richard Pattee’s lecture, pany further study she New York, in “This is Spain ;” Mary Louise secured Hickey’s solo presentation of Rose- two opera company con- than singing Casey’s Christopher award 200 tracts, mary more roles with The Velvet Glove; in drama, piano tour two-season a a the San Carlo by Rev. 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