Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1946 volume:

I 2 Rau' I EICEN E ACKERMAN 'XIARCANELLA A PPLECATE JIM BEST BETTY BRENNAN DEE CAPTAIN MARY ANN CLIFFORD EL GENE DEININGER Ron' 5 BETTY O'NElLL JOAN PHILLIPS DON PERREY KATHERINE REHNEN ALBERTA RORICK .JOAN RYAN JACKIE SHAW Page 94 3 4 Row 2 BETTY DAVIS JAMES DUFFY SIYSAN GROSH KENNETH GALUPPO DELORE5 CONEAU TOM GRABOWSKI ALICE HORN Rau' 6 LOIS S-TALF PHYLLIS SECLLOFF JOAN SCHMITT BOB YORHEES DELORES YOLZ ' 6 Row 3 PAT HOOK PHYLLIS YAN HORN JEROME HOEVEL JACK HYLE NORMAN KRAMER RITA KLINGENBERGER DON LUTHER Raw 7 JIM WHITEBIAN MARILYN WLFNDERLIN BILL YOTT PHIL ZICKGRAFF ROSIE ZIIBER Room Row 4 DORIS LUTZ BETTY LUEGRING HERBERT LONG DOROTHY MALISZEWSKI AL MARTIN MARITA MEYER DONALD OVERMEYER SISTER VIRGINIA MARIE V' Room 9-1 'F' I '7 3 4 O 6 T Rau' 1 Ron' 2 Ron' 3 Rau' 4 MARYLIN BEADER GEORGIAN BORKENSTEIN DICK CIRTIS JOAN DIRIC .IOAN BICKEL BOB Bl TZ JOHN DEITCIIE ERNEST LALROTE WILLIAM BONNER SISTER MARY REPARATA STAN BIYTZON DONALD CASSELL Row 5 THERESA HUHN HELEN I-IUNTINE ROBERT JOHNSON DON KLINGENBERGER CAROLE MC KEAN MARGUERITE MOISICA ALICE NICHTER DICK DIERKES PATRICIA DIERKES Row 6 MARY REDMERSKI REINA ROBINSON JEAN RYAN DENNY SHERMAN MARGARET SIERRA JOHN SOHASKI DOROTIIY STIECLER NORMAN GLNKEI. JOAN IIILKER FLORETTA HILT LEON HORSTMAN PATTY HICHES Ron' 7 RITA STORIE .IOAN TERNET JOHN THLRBER DOLORES TIMME ANN YOIROL RITA WIECAND DONALD WEINCARTNER Page 95 Room 314 I 2 Row 1 VIRGINIA ADAMS BOB ALTER CARLOS AVILA JACK BARTH BILL BLACK PHYLLIS BROWN MARY J. CHRISTMAN Row 5 GLORIANN NAUMCHEFF MARGARET PITZEN ADELE ROGAWSKI JOHN SAXTON BILL SCHIMMELE Page 96 3 4 Row 2 JIM CURRIN DON DEGITZ BOB DIDRICH JOE DOAK DON HOEHRING BILL FADUS DALE FOX Row 6 MARY ANN TAYLOR LORETTA TATMAN JACK TYLER ROBERT YODDE 3 6 Row 3 LENORE HANLEY BARBARA JACKSON MARY ANN JONES MARY LU KLINE BOB KLINGENBERGER CONSTANCE KOCKS PERPETUA KROEMER Row 7 DOMINIC SIMONE PHYLIS STRASSER GWEN WAITE ERNESTINE WOLF 1 Row 4 DANIEL LEEUW BETTY LOTTI JEAN LYTTLE JEAN MEYERS SUE MILLER ALICE MORKEN HELEN MAE MLDRACK SISTER MA UREEN TH ERESE Gr Mr Room 1 Row I LLOYD BRACI-IT DOROTHY BERCOT MARGIE BLACK .IAMES BONAHOOM DORIS CALKINS MARY A. COCIIRAN HELEN COLCHIN Rau' 5 ANGELES SAN MIGUEL DICK PASSINO CHARLES QLFINN MARCIA REINHART CARMELLA RIZZO CAROLYN SCHNIEDERS RUTH SCHULER Q 7 3 Row 2 ANN COLONE DON CREICH JOAN CLNEY LILLIAN CYR DONALD DAYIS DOROTHY FREISTROFFER .IAY FISHER Row 6 MELVIN SCHERER DAVID STECKBECK EDWARD TRABEL DICK TROLITMAN JOHN UEBER 4 3 Row 3 MARGARET GERARDOT KATHRYNE CLASPER ERMA HAI-'FERT JEANETTE HARBER SALLY HEMINGER ROBERT HERSHBERCER GLS HERM,-KN Row 7 BOB YOIROL MARILYN WOEHNKER JEANETTE WOLF CERRY WYSS ALLEN WARD 'E 6 Row 4 ELGENE HOFFMAN DOLORES .IORDON RICHARD KELLY SHIRLEY LYNCH MARY E. LONETTI ED LINDER PHYLISS TOBIAS SISTER MARY ELLEN Page 97 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President-Tom lehl. Yice-President - Marian Lieber. Secretary-Rita Getty. Treasurer-Dick Blume. Page 98 The Solvhomoref Moving into the upper bracket, the Sophomores are now officially upperclassmen They well deserve this title and have much proof. They successfully completed the year under the capable guidance of president Tom Jehl. Tomis athletic ability is indicative of his entire class. ww 1 '? Treading the hardwood the sophs were exceptional with four of their number on the team. Those were: Jerry Hyde. Sam Talarico, Bob Elder, and Tom Jehl. We,1'e really looking for a Hhang up team in the next two years from you boys. On the gridiron they also rated high, with twenty-two representing them. The band was well supported by them too, with fifteen of their members participating. Many were zealous mission workers, while others were ever faithful Echo and Shamrock room representatives. As newly enstated upperclassmen, we know you will live up to our expectations. We're counting on you sophsl Margaret Hartman I Room 205 1 Ron' I LOU ANN BOXBERCER JIM BECK LAWRENCE BANET ROSE MARIE BECKER BARBARA BERG SISTER ST. JOAN 2 3 4' 5 Run' 2 Ron' II MICKEY IMDION LAWRENCE GRANAHAM MARYLYN ERB TOM GRIEFITII RICHARD I-'REIBI RGER IIAROLYN GLASER PETER FIGERT RACHEL FILIPPO Rau' 5 GERMAINE MIJELLER AGNES MEYER AIARILYN MATTES PALL NOYITSKI MARY LOL? NICIITER PEARL OLRY LEO ROY JOAN HAGEXIAN HARRY HODDE DONALD LITCHFIELD .IACQLELINE IIAWLEY Rau' 0 JOHN STOODY WAYNE SORDELET BARBARA SAXTON MARIAN SIIARPE PAT THOMPSON JACK TIEMIILIS BOB TOLL 6 T Rau' 4 EMMA SARALII-INO IIHARLES KOIIKS MARY KINTZ JACK KEANE KATIILEEN KEIJLEY IILEM LOTIIAMER IU ISEMARY MINNICK Hou' 7 JERRY YACHON GLEN YOIROL GEORGIAN YACHON STEPHEN VORICII BILL WALKER BOB WEIGAND MARK WYSS Page 99 I 2 Row I EUGENE BACON BEVERLY BUDGE TOM CONBOY BONNY CUNEY LAVON CAYOT DELORES CHRISTOFF SALLY DISSER NORMAN DACER Row 5 PAT O'CONNOR PAT POTOSKY XIARY ANN RIPBERGER JO ANNE ROFFELSEN .IOAN ROY RICHARD SHOLL Page 100 3 4- Rou' 2 BERNARD DIDION DICK ERB CIIRT FUHS KENNETH GROTE LA VERA HECKBER CAROL HENRY RICHARD HARBER AGNES HERBER Row 6 BONNIE SCHEIMAN RICHARD SLATON PAUL SCHALL PATRICIA SNIDER TOM STECKBECK 5 6 Row 3 WILLIAM IS-AACS RONALD JASPER ROBERT JAKWAY MARTHA KNIGHT MARY ANN KIEP JOHN KIRKHOFF JIM LAVEY JOHNNY LINEHAN Raw 7 JOHN STRAUB DONALD TIERNEY THOMAS VORIOL KENNETH WUNDERLIN DOROTHY VAN WALD P O M O I Room 206 7 Row 4 TERRY LOGAN BILL MIDDLETON DONNA MURPHY MARIAN MINNICK JOAN INIULDOON CHARLES MOIVIPER CAROL NICODEMUS JAMES NOLL SISTER CONSTANCE Room 20 7 1 Row I CARROLL ABBOTT JOSEPH BRITA OTTO BONAHOOM MARY ROSE BOYLE ERNEST BAUERMEISTER SISTER MARY AQUIN Q 2 3 4- 5 Rau' 2 TOM IIOLYIN DOROTHY DIRIC THOMAS FIELD JOYCE FOX ROB GORDON Roll' 5 VIRGINIA NEO MARIE MORRIS BOB NICHTER MARILYN NASSENSTEIN EUGENE NIX DON PAPPERT BILL POINSATTE .ILYLIANNA RUDNEY Run' 3 GEORGE IIARTMAN .IOAN HAYERT LOIS HAYDEN TIIOMA5 KEITH PALL LYNCH Rauf 6 BARBARA REISE MARY ELLEN RELl'E RLTH SANDERS ANN SCI-IINIIDT MARY ANN STECKBECIK ALBERT SMITH YIRCINIA STOECKLEY SAM TALARICO ZR 6 I Row 4 Rl TH HELEN LAPP BETTY Ml LLENDORE TIM INICCARTIIY EILEEN MEYER .IAMES MURPHY Run' 7 MARIAN UEBER .IIM YORNDRAN CATHERINE YASTANO CHARLENE VON BEHREN .IOE WESTERDORF EDWARD WEAVER LOL ISE WACNER BARBARA YANEY Page I 01 db I 2 Ron' I MARILYN BATCHELDER .IOHN BENNIGAN NIARCELLA BROWN .IOHN CACCAMO FLOYD De-PEW SHERMAN DESMOND THOMAS DOYLE MARIETTA EHINGER Row 5 JOSEPH NEIB PAIIL OAKES ROBERT PRANGER PIIYLISS RICHARDS MARGARET ROEGER Page 102 3 LL Row 2 JOE EMANI EL MARY ELLEN FARLEY DICK FENKER DANIEL CRANAHAN RITA GETTY JIM IIARKENRIDER MARILYN HUTTINGER DONALD HEIDENREICH Row 6 MARY SIMONE DELORES SCI-IIIHLER PATRICIA SKEVINGTON JEANNE STREBIG ALICE SOHASKI M59 5 6 Row 3 JOANNE HOELLE MARY CATHERINE HAHN TOM JEHL MARIANNE KRAFT DONNA KIMES JIM KINDER CAROLYN KLTTNER JOHNNY KIEL Row 7 DONALD STEINIAN GENE STRASSER JEAN WALLACE GENEVIEYE WOLF THOMAS AVEDLER 7 Row J JERRY KEINKE ROBERT KRAHN GENE KEIN CAROLE LANDIS CAROL MOORE CAROLE MOUREY THOMAS MURPHY SISTER MARY URSULA Cr Room Room 1 SISTER ANN CAMILLUS Rauf -1 AIDREY FREELAND MARJORIE FOX JOE GOODMAN NORMAN GERARDOT JAMES GALUOPPO DAN HIPSKIND DICK HAPP 2 3 Ron' I SI SIE ANDREWS MARJORIE ADAMS JOAN ANKENBRUCK JEAN ADAMSKI DALE ADANC Rou' 5 JOAN HARTMAN NORBERT KRABACH MARY BLANCHE LYNN WAYNE LECKOCK BOB MARQUART BETTY MQCAFFREY JACK MCBRIDE MARY JANE NEWNAM -1' 5 Row 2 RONNIE ALT JOAN BAKLE MARY LU BOLHIN BARBARA BOWER NORMAN BUTLER Row 6 MARY ELLEN NEWMAN ELLEN NICOLA JAMES PURVIANCE JOHN ROACH BERNARD ROBINSON SIIZIE SORG YIOLET SCHNIEDER RICHARD SCHMIEMAN 6 I Run' 3 LORETTA BELL DAN CLEMENS BEVERLY DOYLE JAMES DIDIER MARIE DIIMATO Row 7 SHARON SHIYE DICK SCHOENLE JIM SHERBONDY BETTY WYSS CHARLES WINAN5 JOE WILLIAMS RALPH WRIGHT BOB WIIRSTNER Page 103 Dm' Z'C6llZ'071 TO THOSE WHO DIED IN SERVICE Top row: JAMES BAKER, ALFRED SNYDER, THOMAS MCBRIDE, JAMES ANKENBRUCK Second row: BERNARD STOECKLEY, MAX J. HESS, AUGUST J. HUHN, JOHN EBER Third row: WILLIAM SKEVINGTON, BRUCE BOXBERGER, STEPHEN O'ROURKE, PAUL SIMONIS, HAROLD BAILEY Pictures not available: JOHN KELLIHER, PAUL LOTHAMER, WILLIAM RYAN, ROBERT STERNBERGER yuxsklf-Mm. I Ik 'WP 'Sh Vl- Q71 I 2 Row I CHARLES ANKENBRUCK WALTER Al GUSTYNIAK LOIIIRE BELOT PAINI, BENNET DICK BLUME SHARON BLACKWELL PATTY KOCK5 EDWARD CHRISTMAN Row 5 .JACK MILLER J OANNE NOBIMAY RITA OTTENWELLER BOB O'KEEFE JAMES QUINN Pug:-' 104 3 -I Row 2 DORIS CONNETT GERALD CASIIMAN DICK DOYLE NEIL DALEY JOAN DETWEILER JACK DONOVAN ELEANOR FREIBURCE I' DONALD FRECKER I Ron' 0 VIRGINIA REIDY DAN STEINBRUNNER LOIS SCHEINER JEANETTE SORG SALLY SMITH 5 6 Row 3 CLAUDINE CLADBACH STEVE GLASSLEY RITA HARBER BOB HELMKAMP CONNIE JOCKEL DAVID KELTY JOAN KRAMER JOANNE LENNART Row T ED SITKO FRANCIS UECKER ERNEST WALTER PATRICIA WYATT RICIIARD ZURBUCH Room I Row 4 MARY LL HINEN MARY JANE LAWLOR JOAN LIEBIG RICHARD MOORE CLADYS MAY GERALDINE MOBIBIER PEGGY McARDLE ED MOULIN SISTER MARY CLARE Room SIFTER MARY NEIL Rau' -I NIONNA HILKER .IERRY HYDE KEN HLGUENARD GILE9 I-IARBER WILLIS HOLLER I 2 3 4 o 6 Rnll' l ROSEKIARY BALBOI CII FIIERRON HlfYEI,IIEIMER THERISSA BOBAY ALIIIE Bl CHANAN CAROL BERGIIOFF Row 5 GEORGE IIACGENIOS DICK HECK PIIILLIP .IOCKEL 'IHERESA KOHRMAN CAROL KRULL BILL LONG HELEN MARIE METTLER .IOAN INIESSMER Run' 2 XIARUARHI' ROI CIIIQR ALBERT BIQIKLE .IIKI IIHAKIBERLIN .IIN IllIANIII.IiR DICK DEYINE Run' 6 BLD 'XIANNEF YINILIIQNT OTIONNOR EDNA PIIILO RIITH ANN RYAN IIOYVARD RORIIIK JACKIE RAMSI-IY GLORIA REYER MARY AGNES ROE'l'l'lELI5 Ron' II DIQLORES DENNIS XIELYIN FEAGLER .IOHN GOODMAN MARIE HECKBER RAE HOOPER Rau' 7 XIARY LOL SWANK GLORIA 5NIl'I'II RAY FCIIOWE .IOAN SMITH RAY SUELZER CLARA THEISINIANN BOB WALTKE .IOE WYATT Page 105 The Freshmen No longer Classe el 4, as green the Freshmen Class of '49 are up and eomingu mem- bers of our student body. The once strange and frightening halls of C. C. have now become to them a familiar sight. as have the Freshmen become familiar to all of us. They have proven active participants ofthe student body by Capturing honors in both Stamp Drives held by the Mission Society. with rooms 105 and 201 A ' ' as their leaders. ln the FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President - Suzan Yoor hees. Viee - President - Bill Keane. Secretary- Sally Smith. Treasurer-Hainon Avila. sports angle. the Fresl i .' imen boasted a fine football squad which was well supported by twenty-five boys. Under the basket. the boys also turned out well. promising bigger and better teams in years to come. The old adage. they shall have music wherever they go . certainly holds true with this class. The halls of C. C. will ring with music! Sixteen of their number are Concert Band members. while twenty-two support a Freshman girls glee club. The class of '46 wisl ' f ies you success in future years! Page 106 l Room 1 SISTER MARIE DENISE Row 4 DICK FEIPEL THOMAS GARDNER CHARLES IIACHAN ROSE HARTMAN .IOAN HEMMELGARN BETTY HOGAN JEAN .IACKSON Ss- Av 1 5 6 ' - .J Ron' I EI GENE REEKMAN RI TII HANET ROSELYN BECKER Row 5 ELIZABETH JEHL EICENE KLINGENBERGER DAYON LODIER JOAN LLPKE NANNETTE LAUER DAVID LAIIER YELMA MCDONALD Razr? RALIIII IIIIRISTMAN ANTHONY CLCINELLI PHILIP CLEMENS PATRICIA DAYITO Rau' 6 MARILYN MILLER ROBERT MILLER DON NICODEMLS CATHERINE O'CONNELL SHIRLEY ORT MARY PFLUECER THOMAS RODY Run' fi ANl,lEI.INE DI GREGORY MYRON ETIIIIESON DAVID FERCLSON BENNY FIORITTO Rau' T DONALD SCHEIBER SHIRLEY SEAMANS DON SCIIIIIILER GERALDINE TAIL .IO ANNE WILKINSON .IUDE WEBBER ROBERT TVOLFCALE l'u,2L' 10f I 2 Row I RICHARD AREND DOMINIC BUANNO DOROTHY BENNETT EUGENE BOSCHET .IOAN BEST THERESA CYR THOMAS PITZEN Row 5 THERESA SCI-IENKEL MARY LOU SETTIMI MERVIN TOPP STEVE UEBER RONALD VORNDRAN Page 103 3 4 Rozu 2 CHARLES CENTLIVRE BILL DIVINE BERNICE FOX CHARLES FAUROTE ROSE MARIE FREIBURGER DANA GILLIES CHARLES GEBHART Row 6 BOB WARD LUCILLE WIESMAN MARY ANN WEITZ RUTH VAN WALD 5 6 Row 3 VIRGINIA HAPP EDWARD HAMMERLA JOAN HACHA SYLVIA ROSUCCI CARROL JUNK CLARENCE KROUSE THOMAS KINDLER Row 7 FRANCIS MCDONALD MARYLIN WITHAM PATRICIA WESTERHAUSEN CARL ZYCH '.! Room 7 Row -1 MARY KINTZ CAROLYN LAPP' KEITH MULLENDORE RICHARD ROHYANS JAMES PAPPENBROCK JIM PETTIT GENE SCHMIDT SISTER LORETTA ANNE P R E I-I NI E N Room 103 I Row 1 PAUL ALEXANDER MARY AVERY JOAN BRAUN BILL BURGARD SISTER MARIE AMBROSE 2 3 Row 2 MARGARET BERG PAUL DE VILLE CAROLYN DEISER VIRGINIA EHINGER Row 5 DONALD MINNICK DONALD MURPHY JOAN MONNIER JEANETTE OBERLY BERNADETTE OLRY GEORGE ORT BARBARA OTTE 4- 5 Row 3 JANE FRANKER FRANCIS FENKER JOHN HAFFNER ELEANOR HUGUENARD Row 6 WESTERLY PALMER ANNA PASSIA JACK RENNER MARY SORG PATRICIA THORBER BOB SWARTZ JOE STARK 1 6 7 Row 4 LOIS HOPPE MARY LOL? KOCKS NANCY KELLEY ROBERT KENNERK JOHN MAGLEY Raw 7 GERALDINE SAPP TOM SHAW JOE THOMPSON DON TIMME JIM WOENKER MARY WYSS FAY WONDERS Page 109 I 2 Ron' I JEAN ANKENBRUCK RAXION AYILA LEO Bl ESCHER DON BARILE EDWARD CAMERON CHARLES CI'lRIS'I'INlAN BILL CREICH R01u5 RICHARD PERRIN LOIS PANYARD .IANICE PAPENBROCK .IAKIES RUSSELL YIRGIL REINIG Page 110 3 -I- Rull' 2 HOB IJAYI5 I,II.ARI'I'A DIRIG KATHERINIL FIFRCE JOHN GIBSON COLETTE GIRARDOT NANCY GLESSNER LILEINIENTINE GLASPER Row 6 DOROTHY RACINE BIAHCELLINE STAZAK TOM SCHNIEDERS CHARLES STRACK 5 6 Run' QI ATDREY IIARBIQR SHARON HAKE ROBERT HARTBIAN VIRGINIA IIAINIXIARINO DICK KAEHER SLE KINDER DOROTHY KRAFT Row 7 MARIE SCHMIDT BOB STOREY MARY ANN TILL FRANK WENK T Ron' -1 .IABIES KRAMER .IOAN KOHRMAN MARY Ll EDEKE PAUL MILLER ALAN IIETTLER DAVID NEBUR JOAN OVERMYER SISTER EILEEN THERESE Room 2 R00111 1 7 , ' .5 VI . SISTER AGNES RAPHAEL Row 4 HOB HARKENRIDER MICHAEL HOGAN ESTHER HERBER BONNIE ISENBARGER RAYMOND JAMES JOAN JOHNSON ALICE .IEAN JONES Run' I IIOYAI.D ANKENBRI CK MIIIIIAICI. I-SONAIIOOM ROBERT BIZNDER TIIOMAS HI RLAGE Run' 5 JOHN .IOIINSON I-'RANGES RODEH MARY CATHERINE KRAIIS LEON LOAVERY JOAN LA POINTE RICHARD LORAIN GRACE LOPSIIIRE Run' 2 RICHARD RAIQER LEE DAX IS FRANCIS DANNERX EUR LAWRENIVIE DEININGER Rau' 6 NORMA LOINTER JAMES MILLS GERALD MA'I I'ER MARY MICKELINI LOUIS OIIONNELI. NORBERT RYDER MARGARET STORIE R010 I2 .IOAN Dl LLAGIIAM MARGIE EIIKRHIII RICNNETII ELIDER I ION ALD GOSPODA R EGR EYELYN GLADIEIX ,XRLESS GIBSON Razr 7 RON SHOLI. PRISCILLA SHIELDS RICHARD SMITH GERALD YORNDRAN Sl ZANNE NOORHEES DORIS WOODMENIQY .IOANN O'KEEI E lmgy 111 I 2 Row I THOMAS BUETER GERALD BECKMAN GERALD BRAUN ROSE CARBONI JOSEPHINE DISSER NANCY FURGE JAMES FAGAN Row 5 JAMES REHNEN MARGARET REDMOND JAMES SCI-IORY 3 41 5 6 Raw 2 Row 3 DEAN FEICHTER 'YIVIAN HERBER PAT GERARD MARY ELLEN JOHNSON KATHLEEN HACKMAN JERRY KINTZ ARLENE HAGGENJOS JOAN LAUX RAYMOND HAUSE JULIA LEY JERRY HARBER NORBERT HARBER Row 6 DONALD SMITH ROBERT STINE EILEEN SCHEFFER ART SCHENKEL MARY JANE WAENBERGHE Page 112 DAN MILLER SHIRLEY MORKEN Row 7 MARY ANN VODDE KATHALEEN WYATT EUGENE WELCH LOUISE WALTER F R E I-I M E N Room 7 Row 4 GEORGE NICHTER MAURICE NIX PAULINE NIX TONY PERRIGINI GERALDINE PICKER IRIS ROWE KATHERINE ROWE SISTER MARGARET ALACOQUE 105 Room fl 2... 1 2 3 41 5 6 T Row I Row 2 R010 3 BARBARA ARNOLD DONALD CASTLEMAN PEGGY DANEHY SISTER MARIE MONICA Row 4 GORDON GETZ MARJORIE GLNKEL CARROLL HINSEY BETTY LOU HORNE BOB HABIG MARY ANN HESS .IOHN .IOCKEL PEG BLUE RONALD BRACHT FRANK BOOKMEYER R010 5 RONE LOU KESSLER DONALD KINTZ BARBARA KRAUS ALBERT LAUER PAUL MARTIN JAY INIUSSELMAN .IOHN IYIOISIGA JERRY CLYRRAN MARY ANN DIETRICH NORMAN DISLER Row 6 MIKE NEDEFF VERONICA OSTROWISKI JANE PHILLIPS FRANCIES PICAMAN JOAN PARIS SALLY RADEMAKER EUGENE RICHLE GORDON FRANKE RAYMOND FOX NANCY GROSH Row T EDWARD RYAN RITA STORCH MARY STEINACKER DON STEPHEN PHYLLIS ANN SCHNELKER SHIRLEY SANBORN EYELYN WALKER Page 113 MOST REV. JOHN FRANCIS NOLL We, who are leavi11g Central Catholic, will he eternally grateful to His Excellency, Bishop Noll, for having given us the chance to receive a Catholic education. Through his thoughtful guidance, he has directed us over the difficult road of youth, and given us the all important means of becoming true Catholic Action WOI'k6l'S, doing our best for our Cod, our Country, and our Church. Ray Wolf lv'- I 2 Run' I ELCENE RRINS MAXINE BEYER NANCY BORKENSTEIN DOROTHY BRAMES JOAN CASTLE BILL CROTEAL SALLY CLIFFORD Row -I DICK HERSHBERCER EDWARD KOKOSA BILL KEANE PATRICK KELTY Page II-I 3 I Ron' 2 .IAMES DI MATO SHIRLEY FEDERSPIEL MARCLERITE FENKER DOROTHY GIDLEY GERALD COLEEKE PALL GEOFFREY ROBERT CRABOWSKI Row 5 MILDRED LEFFERS DON MILLER BARBARA MARTIN YIRGINIA MILLER 'Hum- R 00171 ' 6 Rau' F2 El GENE HOLDCREYE DORIS HATFIELD SISTER .IANE DE CIIANTAL HOWARD HILKER ELFRIEDA HOFACKER IACQI ELYN HOFFMAN CIIARLENE HEINZELMAN EDGAR KEINKEL Rau' 6 .IOAN GIIINAN PATRICIA REDDING DONALD SUELZER Ron' T SALLY SMITH ROGER YOORS MIKE WALKER 202 .NYE-fl .W ww, h Q .- 5'- V' 5.01 ,4- L E ,4 X M., ie! Yip L. Complime ts of A-B-II IIIIIIIIH LINES 446 Utility Building Fort Wayne, Ind. A. B. C. NIWELTY HOUSE 637442 .jvlogclay .ilouziev 625 West Main St. JOKES TOYS PAPER HATS MAGIC GIFTS NOISE MAKERS MEET AT ARNOLD'S Where High 86 St. Mary's Meet Fountain Service Toys School Supplies ALTER BHUTPIEHS U. S. Tires - Batteries - DuPont Paints 502 E. Wayne-Corner Clay Street Phone A4431 Fort Wayiie, Indiana ALLEN IND TI-IE AMEHIEZ-IN P U H 5 5 H U E Q U, 7TRUE 7fI'1PER PR '1Tonuc s' Foss Smith BOB ALLGEIERS MARKETS IE YOU DESIRE MERCHANDISE WHICH IS ALWAYS GUARANTEED BE SURE AND SHOP AT ONE OE THE ALLGEIER MARKETS. I 111 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Echo Bowlers J. Hile, B. Alter. T. Shovlin. T. Griffith, T. Pelugini. J. Kramer. D. Hogan. l. Kramer. E. Merrinane. D. Luborminski. M. Landstoffer. E. Casterline, Y. Hilker. K. Hackman, M. Hogan. M. Bedmerski. M. Redmond. J. Meyers. J. Leonard. J. Paris. J. Johnson, P. Kintz. P. Yaste. A. Buchanan. R010 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Roach. P. Klein. P. Kocks. P. Morton. S. Disser. S. Smith. P. O'Conner. E. Freiburger. J. Suelzer. J. Emanuel. T. Ream. P. Steckheck. M. Hilker. H. Mettler. M. Steckbeck. A. Herher. T. Blee, T. McCann, B. Poinsatte. J. Nichter. B. Weigand. B. Marquart. J. Horstman. D. Franke. B. Johnson P. Alexander. T. Bangert. A. Weistrod. D. Klingenberger. B. Gerard, B. Ruel. T. Bueter. B. Didion, J. P TRONS Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Adamske Mr. and Mrs. J. Adang Mr. and Mrs. Allerton Mr. and Mrs. B. F.. Altenburg Mr. and Mrs. Al J. Alter Mr. Clarence L. Alter Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Alter Mr. and Mrs. Frank F.. Alter Mr. and Mrs. H. Oscar Alter Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Ankenbruck Mr. Martin App Mrs. William J. Avery Mr. and Mrs. Victor B. Balser Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Bangert Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beckman Miss Mary Bedree Mr. and Mrs. Al Beekman Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Berghoff Miss Mary Catherine Black Mr. and Mrs. Herbert O. Black Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Blackwell Page 117 y RELIGIOUS GOODS AND SCHOOL BELL S RI K SUPPLIES SCHOOL BOOKS 3i12l5i5lDlLli?E1fili2S5vCiIEIir5siE43iE CATHEDRAL BOOK STIIRE SUNDAY MATINEE FROM Harry M. Boxherger 2200 t0 4245 P-M- 1214 S. Calhoun St. Skaters Bus leaves corner of FQft WIHYHQ, Indiana Washington d Barr St. at S O0 RALPH W. BEVELHEIMER THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE S. E. COR. BOWSER E? ECKART H5125-H6191 FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Anthony Wayne Built a Fort Two previous expeditions against the Indians in the Northwest Territory had suffered defeat when General Anthony Vx7ayne was assigned the task of conquering the Indians. His army defeated the Indians in 1794 and he built a fort called 'Tort Wayne on the site of the present city. The NewsfS t l W t blished in 1833 d t d y h th l g t ltion of any newspaper in Northeastern Indiana. Elie Newia-Sentinel 119 M1'. PAT and Mrs. O. J. Blaising M1'. and Mrs. W. G. Blomberg Dr. a11d Mrs. R. J. Blume Mr. and M1's. Elmer A. Bobay M1'. and Mrs. M1'. and Mrs. F1'ed G. Bosler Frank A. Bougher Boys of Room 306 Boys a11d Girls of 1041- Boys a11d Girls of 105 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence T. Brase M1'. and Mrs. J. R. Brogan Mr. and Mrs. F1'ed A. Brug M1'. and Mrs. Leonard H. Bueter M1'. and Mrs. John Carey Mr. and Mrs John S. Carp Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carrig Mr. and Mrs. F1'ank M. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cayot D1'. a11d Mrs. Chas. J. Cooney Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Croteau Mr. and Mrs Maerice E. Crow M1'. and Mrs. Neil Daley Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Daniel M1'. and Mrs. L. E. Davis Mr. Benjamin P. Davito Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Degitz Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Detmer Mr. M1'. Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Detweiler M1'. and Mrs. Pete Dinnen and Mrs. Charles V. Dirig and Mrs. A. N. Doak Viola Donahue Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Dullaghan Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Eckrich Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Elberson Mr. and Mrs. S. Joseph Emanuel Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fabian Mr. and Mr Jo e h Fenke1' Mr. Mis s. s p and Mrs. Carl J. Fiedler s Cecilina Fink Mrs. Frank J. Fink Mr. and Mrs. E. Fioritto Miss Dorothy Firestine Mrs. George Firestine Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Fox Jerry Fox Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Julian F. Franke Jr. R0 NS M1's. Julia Franke M 1' M 1' M 1' M 1' M r M 1' ' Mr Mr . Franke .and Mrs. G. JV. Freiburger . and Mrs. Julian J. Freiburger . a11d Mrs. L. J. Freiburger and Mrs. Robert A. Freiburger J1'. . and Mrs. Robert A. Freiburger S1 . and Mrs. Alfred H. Gardner . Ira James Gaskill M1'. and Mrs. Arthur Getz Mr. and Mrs. Lansing Giant Girls of Room 306 Mr. and Mrs. Clem Gladieux M1'. and Mrs. Justin Gladieux M 1' M r M 1' M 1' M 1' . and Mrs. C. YV. Glessner . and Mrs. . and Mrs. Gus Goodman . and Mrs. Joseph Goodman . and Mrs. Robert K. Gordon Chas. Glessner Sr. D011 Grable U.S.N.R. M1'. and Mrs. Charles Graff M1'. and Mrs. L. C. Griffith ' Mrs. J. JV. Hacha Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. H3L'l4l1lHll M r M r . and Mrs. John A. Hanley . and Mrs. George A. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Havert M 1' M 1' M1' M 1' M 1' M r M 1' M 1' M r .and M1's. J. J. Hawley . and M1's. Joseph J. Helmkamp . a11d Mrs. Chas. M. Henry . and M1's. Fred M. Herber . and Mrs. G. G. Herber . and Mrs. Henry Herr . a11d Mrs. . and Mrs. Carl F. Hilker . and Mrs. Edward B. Hilker Donald E. Hile Mr. and M1's. Edward C. Hilker M 1' M r M r M 1' Mr . and M1's. . and Mrs. Harry Hodde Clarence Hippenhamer . and Mrs. Fred Hofacker . and M1's. Al Hoffman . and Mrs. Edward Hoffman Hon1eroom 31 Miss Marie Hueber Mr ' M1' Mr . and Mrs. Clem A. Huguenard . and Mrs. G. F. Jackson . and Mrs. Herman Jaequay Mr. and Mrs. Clem L. Jehl Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jenne Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jockel Page 119 We Speczkzlzke I 11: PRAYERBOOKS CRUCIFIXES ROSARIES STATUES BIBLES PICTURES ICAL GOODS ECCLESIAST Wlieii buying Catholic goods make sure they have the approval of the church. You can he certain of authentic merchandise only when buying at a Catholic store. CATI-IEDRALVIBBDOOK STORE I COMPLIMENTS FROM Kroadway Home Ealrel-1, jim QUALITY HOME BAKERY BORDEN ICE CREAM C 0 M P A N Y 2609 Broadway Wni. Roffelsen, Prop. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PHONE H-4l55 SENIOR CLASS 9 from i E 5 .S7wanA ja5Aion5 .gnu 706 SOUTH CALHOUN DRESSES SUITS BLOUSES BUETERSAUTER MARKET Cash and DEl1.V67jl 1921 HANNA ST, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA PHONE H4145 LEONARD H. BUETER NORBERT F. SAUTER I 120 PATRCDNS Mr. and Mrs. Forrest B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Johnson Mrs. Agnes E. Jordan Mr. Donald E. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan Mr. and Mrs. William G. Keane Mr. Steve Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Bernard V. Kintz Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Kintz Mr. and Mrs. Kirkhoff Mr. Albert V. Klein Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Klein Mr. James P. Klein Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Klingenberger Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Klingenberg Mrs. Marguerite Klingenberger Mrs. Dorothy Knight Miss Gertrude E. Koeks Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kocks and Mrs. Othmar Kocks and Mrs. A. H. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich Kroemer Gertrude Kuttner Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Kuttner Mrs. P. G. Kuttner Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lacey Wayne Eugene Lantz Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lapp Mr. Mr. Mr. Ens. Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Lauer Sr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Lauer and Mrs. George L. Lauer Eugene L. Lennart. U.S.N.R. and Mrs. Eugene J. Lennart Marjorie M. Lennart R. N. Mr. and Mrs. William Leonard Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leuenberger Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Homer F. Liebig Mr. and Mrs. B. Lubomirski Miss D. H. Lubomirski Mr. Harry B. Lubomirski Miss Marie C. Lubomirski Mr. Vincent J. Lubomirski Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Luley Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Lupke Mr. and Mrs. Richard Luther Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Lynch Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. McArdle Mr. Jim McArdle Mr. and Mrs. John P. McCaffrey Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McCann Miss Esther McCarthy Mr. C. O. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Keneith V. B. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Mammoser Mrs. Catherine Mauser Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Meehan Mr. Arthur W. Meier Miss Mary Ellen Meier Mr. and Mrs. Felix A. Meo Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Merrinane Mrs. Leroy Metker Pvt. Bernard J. Mettler U.S.M.C. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Mettler Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mettler Mr. and Mrs. Norbert B. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Clement F. Miller Edward H. Miller Harry E. Miller Jos. W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Emmet Mills Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Momper Mongovan Sz Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Mourey Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Muldoon Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Xassenstein Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Nie Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Ralph J. Miller Sons . John A. Murphy Robert E. Nash A. J. Nesswald Vincent S. lNeumann and Mrs. Sam H. Newnam George P. Nichter Joseph Nieb b C. H. Noll L. J. Obergfell Paul R. Obergfell and Mrs. Eugene l. 0'Keefe R. D. Olinffer U l and Mrs. Williarii Oiheill Miss Alice 0JReilly Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ottenweller Miss Virginia Parker Mr. and Mrs. Roland Perry Mr. and Mrs. John B. Petrilli Mr. and Mrs. George Pring Page 121 Complzrnenis of E TLER PAPER E0. -Custom Built Equipment A Specialty- Carroll's Model Railroad Supply -l- 22 Scale Miniature Railroad Equipment -l- 1215 GRANT AVE., FORT WAYNE, INDIANA + AUTHORIZED DEALER + For All Leading Lines NVa1ther's. Craceline, Athearn. Lobaugh, TrufScale, Champion. A-C. Varney. Avel, Westbrook, Picard, Scranton. Hartley. Howell. Monai'Ch. Kellerman, Scale-Craft Products, N.M.R.A. Member' Phone A6050 THE CRADLE SHOP 323 S. Clinton St. Af1101 CROUCI-I GREENHOUSE FLORISTS POTTED PLANTS e FLORAL WREATHS AND SPRAYS 0 CORSAGES EUHLEY EHUUEH 205 W. FOURTH STREET PHONE AfSS341 l I l l IIS ALL Yours, ,. 1 -1.161-1 HE MUNICIPAL UTILITIES belong . to you. the citizens, and dividends ref i sulting from their progress are accordingly l returned to you. In addition to good service and low rates many other benelits flow to all the citizens. For instance, City Light contributions alone last year, inf cluding 350,000 cash to reduce Civil City taxes in 1946 and free lighting of streets, civil city buildings . . . recreation centers . . , parks, etc .... totaled a saving of 35442000-equivalent to a reduction of 52.38 in taxes on every 31,000 of assessed Valuation. In addition a rate reduction has been scheduled approximating S200,000 annually . , . one year's total contribution of 5644000.00 made possible by your patronage. I we 122 M r. M r. M r. PAT and Mrs. E. H. Raupfer and Mrs. Frank H. Ray and Mrs. Joseph L. Ray Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ream Paul J. Redmerski Mr. and Mrs. Hedmerski Mrs. F. M. Redmond M r . M r . Mr. M r. M r . M r . Dr. M r . Mr. Mr. Mr. M r . and Mrs. Bert Reiehard and Mrs. George XV. Reimer and Mrs. Earl T. Riedy and Mrs. Hielly' and Mrs. Hy an C. Hingler and Mrs. Stephen B. Hohinson and Mrs. . and Mrs. Halpe lf. llolape and Mrs. William Holler and Mrs. A. F. Hose and Mrs. Charles Rowe and Mrs. D. C. Rule H. H. Rocker Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hyan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sanders Mrs. Elizabeth Saxton Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. George Seheimann Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee li. Sf-hink Mrs. C. C. Sr-hmidt Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Seni Seni Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Clement H. St-hmidt and Mrs. Norman Schmidt and Mrs. Usf-ar G. Sc,-hieman and Mrs. Adam J. Srhmitt and Mrs. Joseph Sr-hmitt C. M. Sm-hnieders and Mrs. Lawreme J. Scfhnieders and Mrs. R. A. Sc-hnieders and Mrs. John L. Srhoenle and Mrs. George XY. Sehltnnholnn and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz and Mrs. Seeuloff or Boys of 303 or Girls of 303 and Mrs. Anthony Settimi and Mrs. Hulwert Sherman and Mrs. J. W. Shovlin and Mrs. Thos. Shovlin and Mrs. Maurice L. Sordelet and Mrs. Charles A. Sorg and Mrs. H. F. Spath Mrs. N irian M. Speaker M r. Mr. M r . M r M r. and Mrs. Elmer Smith and Mrs. Foss Smith and Mrs. John P. Snider and Mrs. Walter Stanford and Mrs. Gerald Steckheck RONS M r. M r . Mr. Mr. Mr. ' Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. XV. XV. Stevklievk and Mrs. Daniel Steinhrunner and Mrs. Darle J. Stemen and Mrs. Hay J. Suelzer and Mrs. Kaler N. Swartz and Mrs. Arthur Theismann Jos. L. and Mrs. Bernard K. Thoma and Mrs. Lawenve Till and Mrs. Clinton Tohias and Mrs. C. T. Tohin and Mrs. F. J. Tourney Thompson Helen A. Tri ce ' Mr. Mr. Mr. ' Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. T eher and Mrs. Adolph J. Levlier and Mrs. U. L. Lrhine and Mrs. Ross A. YanHorn and Mrs. A. l.. Xodfle and Mrs. Franvis lf. Yoirol and Mrs. Mat XonderHaar and Mrs. Forrest M. Voorhees and Mrs. Carl A orndran A orivh Thomas X. Xorivh and Mrs. George H. A'til'Il4ilYHl and Mrs. F. W. Waggoner and Mrs. A. J. Wagiier and Mrs. Herliert C. Mrall Miss Mary C. Mialteniath Alot' Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. NI r. ris H. AYllllt'ltlillll anl Mrs. Westendorf and Mrs. H. L. Wilkins and Mrs. Joseph Wilkinson and Mrs. H. F. Winans F. C. Miinlielman Miss Franc-es Winkehnan Miss Ida Winkelman Mr .and Mrs. Edward M. Xvoehnlier Mr. M r and Mrs. Otto A. Wolf and Mrs. Walter J. Avolf Mrs. Sol A. Xvood Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. ' Mr. Mr. ' Mr Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wunderlin and Mrs. Elmer J. Mrunderlin Herbert NV. Wunderlin and Mrs. Henry E. Wyss and Mrs. Sylxester Wyss and Mrs. Carl H. Yaste Rav X oung and Mrs. lfrwin F. Zollingei and Mrs. A. H. Zurhut-h Page I2 Aa'mz'11zkImIz'0f1 VERY REV. MSGR. CHARLES J. FELTES Treasurer The bills are paid. the Class roo1ns are decorated. there is food on the Cafeteria tables. bus passes are distributed. and there is Coal in the bin. The Seniors are grateful to Msgr. Feltes for his Calm and efficient management of the school. REV. LEONARD .I CROSS Slll16'I'iHff Illl6I1f Ever laboring to ima prove Central Catholic. Father Cross has be- eome the favorite of the entire student body. His objet-tive is the l h r e e point program for the students of C. C. H. S.: their Spirit- ual. lntelleetual and Physical development. SISTER MARY JOAN it 5 Principal Stern but understanding. intolerant of abuses. efficient but kindly, zealous but not a driver ----- this is our Prinvi- pal. Sister Mary ,loan has been with the high school for six years. and has done much to advance C. C. H. S. towards higher standards. Page 7 COMPLIMENTS OF EMPIRE FIRE BRICK CO. ERWIN STUDIO 1031 SO. Calhoun St. A5335 FORT WAYNE, INDIANA An Erwin Portrait j0l' OUQI' gefllkf tAe l9A0f0gl'IllJA y0lLl' AJQHLJJ IJPQAZI' Huw many VITAMINS are tu he found in MILE? Milk is natu7'e's clistillation of the grass and grain, and the sunshine of the fields. Better than any artificial mcm-made drink. Answer-6 Vitamins if 59 KOI' llefl ILVDIIL Ill0I'Q Ill DAHIVI BHUS. Roofing Experts 1600 S. Harrison Phone I-I-3221 WE SELL - WE REPAIR All Makes Fountain Pens and Pencils -AUTHORIZED AGENCY- PARKER - SHEAFFER - EVERSHARP The Only Place to Buy a Pen Is a Pen Shop DAVIS PEN SHUI' 127 E. Wayne St. Uust East of Paramountj A-4334 AAA OFFICIAL SERVICE ll E W A L IJ HUME 8 AUTU SUPPLY EU. DISTRIBUTORS FIRESTONE Tires-Batteries-Spark Plugs Auto Supplies 86 Wheel Balancing AQ311--PROMPT SERVICE Wayime EG? Clay Sts. HIX - KELLY LUIVIPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 1312 South Calhoun Street A-5350 P ge 124 up 'nie W0'1A E CH U ES Q L EEA Ei B Pub FERGUSIIN . . . .gyancfwicg S4019 . . . FOLLIS F0011 MARKET 1747 St. Mary's Avenue 1123 Maumee Avenue HA FRIENDLY PLACE TO EAT BHUEEHIE5 AND MEAT5 Forzfzede FUP-T WAYNE SH U ES ATHLETIC CLUB Fort VVayne, Indiana 61? CALHOUN 1 11 d B St A 171 Place Your Insurance wzfh zz home company E 1 r e m e n INDIANA d WE VJRITE: an COMPANY M 1,1 ' 7 PUBLIC LIABILITY CC HIIICS OWNED I PRODUCTS LIABILITY HSUYQHCC AND C MALPRACTICE OPERATED LIABILITY BY O.f PROPERTY DAMAGE INDIANA HEALTH E3 ACCIDENT EXECUTIVE OFFICES: BUSINESS C E N T R A L B U I L D I N G HOSPITALIZATION EORT WAYNE, INDIANA MEN Phone Anthony 0 6 ACCIDENT EOUNDED 1671 I 1 COMPLIMENTS OF The Fort Wayne Blue Print 86 Supply Company The Robert Werkman Company STUDENT SUPPLIES FORT WAYNE DECORATING CO. PAINTERS, DECORATQRS AND C0mPj,m5-mf PAPER HANGERS HARDWQQD FINISHING Fort WHQVIIC India 1313152 U EAHILL A FUNERAL HUME FRIEND 2300 Fairfield Ave. Clb r' O lil fixliIg1II1l1fgERgZ5xRY L55 , l5'IWf'Y'?,'?Il?Il'!'f!?, Ell5!'4'l'Z1':ll1C4'i f'1'5l YOUR FURRIER S Roig! 3 Y A1 BY MANUFACTURERS OF FINE FURS SINCE 1900 113 W. WAYNE ST. BEST OF LUCK TO OUR SENIOR CLASSMATES N5f3 GIRLS L. I. GRIFFIN 81 S HOUSE MOVERS SHORING ENGINEERS STEEL ERECTION BOILER MOVING SMOKE STACK RAISING 5002 So. I'Iauna St. Fort Wai Phone Harrison 3295 IINS yue, Ind. HENDERSON-REED BRIIS. C0. LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY FEEDS Dog Foods-Lawn Seeds and Fertilizers 23183 E. COLUMBIA ESTABLISHED 1880 COMPLIMENTS OF ITUIIT WAYNE TUUL AND DIE EUIVIPIIN I fl I23 GRAHAM C. HATCHER SAYS: TI-IERE'S A FORD IN YOUR FUTURE I-IATCI-IER'S M OTORS Fort Wayne? Oldest and Largest Fora' Dealer 432 W. Main St. Fort Waylae, Indiana Phone H-6173 H A L L 7 S M E A T S Phone H-6173 AND COLD STORAGE LOCKERS PINEIVIEATS Modern Serve Yoursey Eguqrmerzt 4009 SOUTH WAYNE AVE. HERBER sl GREEN, INC 111 W. WASHINGTON WUUDWUHIGINB ANU EXPUIIT EIIATINIH COMPLIMENTS Harold Hughes 110 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD FORT WAYNE, INDIANA 1601 S. Hanna St. Phone Hf6131 NVESTIG TE of . . , what International can do for you in the Way of specialized busif ness training. This school with a national rep' utation, now in its 57th year, is well equipped to give you expert training. Courses are offered in Professional Accounting, Federal Taxation, General Business and Secretarial Sciencc. Enrollment is Limited. Veterans: Ask us about G.I. Training JEFFERSON PHARMACY Barr and JEHCFSOI1 Complirfzents from International llnlleqe A FRIEND School of Commerce 120 22-24 W. Jefferson A-1354 Goff Gave You filly I0 Climb AND Sirengffz I0 Clzmb Them KASTE FURNAC E CCD. H6318 I H0 COMPLIMENTS OF KNIGI-ITS GF CGLUMBUS HAISEHB DRUG STUHE PRESCRIPTIONS ARTHUR F. KAISER, Prop, 75 6 New Haven Ave., Cor. Lumbard FORT WAYNE KOERBER'S FOR GRADUATION GIFTS! Phone E-2926 HINTZ DINEH THOSE FAMOUS STEAKS , Jefvfzm -Since 7865 ' 818 Calhoun Street 715 W. Jeiferson RRRRRRRRRR RRRRRRRRRRR RRRRRRRRRRR gllgilleefif- ellefaf COI'lfl'llCt0l'5 P. O. BOX 572 J FORT WAYNE IND I TELEPHONE H4359 Pag 131 HUEEE1.JTNVELEHS 1309 Broadway WATCHES, RINGS, AND DIAMONDS BEST WISHES E.H.HHAUS SHEET MET!-U. WUHH5 1501 WELLS STREET , , GROCERIES MEATS Always Fzrsi Wlh the Lczlesl jk SWEATERS PANTS JACKETS OF Kuttner' s Men's Wear 1024 HIGH STREET 1126 Calhoun St. A7293 S 1 Page 132 CC LWAYS bear in mind that your own resoluton to succeed is more important than any one thing. -Abiuiham Lincoln The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Fort Wayiie, Indiana LEL!-lND'S UELIEATESSEN and HIIME BI-IKE SHUP BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING CAKES PHONE H6312 2602 SOUTH CALHOUN gA7lllL'l'.5 41 YEARS OF FLORAL SERVICE Giving You the Finest in Flowers Obtainable Thanks for your past patronage and we assure you of continued service under present conditions. LANTERNIER FLORISTS 12415 Calhoun St. I3X'lI 57fA'l7771 Compliments of LENKENDOFER'S COFFEE RANCH Peanuts - Candy - Spices - Nut Meats 1216 S, Calhoun St. Fort Vkfayne, Indiana Page I Hz'fLz'Ie5 of Ike Year, . . The The Warm months of summer were banished, doors of school opened once more. The vigils of War now had vanished, And peace would return as before. The Seniors in wild expectation With hope, and a few with some fear, Turned thoughts to their June graduation, Expecting an interesting year. Ioan Daley Our Prom Queen and ber Court -Seated: Ioan Scblumbohm, Dolores Fabian, Second row: Colleen Donahue, Ioan Glaflieux fProm Queenj, Margaret Hart- -.---. 04.,-.J:-.,.. A .... 7M,.-.:,. D....., LOPSHIRE FLORISTS GREENHOUSE 1924 SOUTH CALHOUN STREET Funeral Designs Wedding Bouquets MEATS VEGETABLES PRODUCE Cut Flowers FREE DELIVERY SERVICE and Potted Plants H'-l-225 P l a at Lumbard Pl A th y 7 61 C OELLER A SCHNAUFER Fort Wa5'11c 4, Ind COMPLIMENTS OF 0LOLEY BROS. comruma F0011 MARKETS S08 SO. HARRISON 1101 BROADWAY 2451 BROADWAY 1810 W. MAIN 2728 SO. CALHOUN MAIN CLEANERS 1V1ALUNEY'5P!-XNTBY .!4I1,I'LiU2l'5c1I'g CLEANERS E3 LAUNDERERS 1209 Calhoun Str 'et 323 E. Vxfushington Af11SS J. E. Maroney COMPLIMENTS OE and Co. A1 Manochio COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Lincoln Tower A4233 I I 1 PIWPERTY MANAGEMENT IN S U R A N CE RENTALSAPPRAISING gm. 9. me 117 E. WAYNE g g REALTOR PHQNES A8338-A6339 Dr. C. A. Meigs Dr. R. Blume: 7903 GETTLE BLDG MUNGUVAN ANU SU S FUNERAL DIRECTQRS MQRTUARY AT 21 14f16 SO. CALHOUN ST. META EHI SIGMA FRANK J. MILLER SUHUHITY Comlvlzmenls of MGTI-IER'S CLUB Funeral Director ' COMPLIMENTS OF - - l , NIEZER FUEL COMPANY, INC. 2 COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL 2221 So. Calhou H4125 COMPLIMENTS OF Enjoy Good Teeth By Giving Them Careful Attention DR. MAX R. ANDREWS CENTER C wr. Barthold U Spring St NEW YORK DENTISTS Fm Wayne, Ind. 827 Calhoun St. A6415 UEUHGE tl. l3HlLLlPP C0W,1,',,,,f,i,,5 011 S SUNG g:'CL.5l.lYJlll'Cflf am! Q'A'giuuJ goof 1006 B adway- -Fort Wayiic. Ind. JOHN C- SECULOFF C7 E N h S .-fCleveland, Oh Comlvlzmenls of Central Catholic High School BQQSTER CLUB '24 lways az Booslerj' P I POINSATTE AUTO SALES Kkfgddl'-'p!yl0'l,OLltA DISTRIBUTOR Used Cars Bought and Sold SALES AND OFFICE: VJASHINGTON AT CLAY ST. SERVICE DEPT.: 414 E. WAYNE ST. 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE, A0248 LUMBER-BUILDERS' SUPPLIES IN SULATION-ROOFING . HUETHELE 8. SU S A9125 3000 Wells St. glueryflzing Ar Zzcifchng gamut ATI oNs! Throughout your school years E,-1,1L:Q 'sX l've stood by and cheered The progress of your education. I'ye provided good light For your studies at night From iirst to your present high station. As you end your school days There'll be hundreds of ways I can help in your chosen profesf sion. So I'll not say goodbye, ln the future I'll try To increase my cooperation. rucruon uonv NUDE QQB.PQR,A31'DQlN 3 99 w X' f-,Xl to -f S -1 f , 9' 9 Q I 'e 133 Complzmenly I0 the S E I 0 R S from Room 310 BEST WISHES C. C COMPLIMENTS OF ROXY GRILL Compliments of Dr. Rogers AND Dr. Thomson FORT VVAYNE'S OLDEST OPTICAL HOUSE Corner Washi11gto1m and Harrison New LUGmO'I I-I4 E' Bfffv' St' Fort WHBVIIC, Indiana Phone A-2477 Page 1 J ANKS EOR THE MEMCR ' fb. xi! . wloenderri 0 alolaznezigi SENIUH5 HUSESWALSH HUUM HDI IEWELHRS Robert's Studio Is Credited With the Graduate and Group Pictures in the 1946 ECHO TEL. EQS63 1137 SOUTH BARR ST. FQRT WAYNE 2, IND. Pormzzls 0fE?1e Qualzgf WILLIAM P. SLHLNHEL Ii SKINS GENERAL EUNTHALTUHS PUTNAM STREET FURT WAYNE, INDIA GM' 'JKWM fo gat af sms, RIIEBUCK AND co. SHAW-NEE INN IISWQSEQSXY 166 E' STATE ST' THE STORE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE The Pezzhl Spot BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS UNITIZED SUNTESTED WASHABLE WALLPAPER IIEIIIVI-STEEIGBEIIIS PAINT EUIVIPZINY Successor to Mong Ream Co. A 5228-5227 128 E. MAIN ST. The Pam! Spot L' the Spa! 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'- -- . 2, , '3'3f7 ' R . , N- - rj, A V ..F M 1 ap N- : f Ag 5, . -'-rig a 1 ' ,N ' ' , S. ,r1u31f XeaY4i h-fr' Milf 'Exam-'33gym-11iGxf-N,l31.I9a1.i'mfkw ..'QafB,im,w-,w .h...:w1fgi5l.'AfI..QX .gifs-?ff:v4'. f- nz: 24.12 ig 1 S 3 Weave thrilled lo watch Wolf hieh. TOIIIIIIY fehl pass, and Neil Parks cu! off tackle. Meehan could buck that line, and Leo fehl c 0 za. ld bring them down, hard. We I 0 S t some tough ones, but they were still worth Il'fllCl1i71,g. Page I0 Football The football season was ushered ill by pep sessions, a rush for season tickets, and high enthusiasm. Everyone knew the team could not win all the time, but even so, the games that were entered on the losing side of the ledger were toughly contested victories for ou r opponents. Central Catholic fans, led by energetic cheer leaders, were at the games, cheer- ing and encouraging their hard-hitting griddrs. The team played to Win. Football Dance The ballots had been Cast, the nian had been elected. and the day of the dance arrived. Bob Clasper was to replace Joe Greniaux as football king on November lsl. The Couples danced to the soft musie of the orvhestra while awaiting Bolfs crowning and speech. The music was good. and spirits were equally in tune. To dance seemed the only thing to do. for this affair was the official Closing ofthe football season. .447 t They bloelrerl mul they lflCh'16I1. th e y shorefl V Q and they jerlrerl, they V s c r e a 111 e rl and they zrlzispererl, they coaxed and they lJull1'efl. It IHIS not II football game. The girls were merely getting the boys ., 3 to try just one llflnee. ix QQ? fx Cz'r1cz'erella J' Imagine a high school acting out a childish play like 'GCinderella of Lorelandf' Father O'Connor, the director, was well aware that fairy- land appeals to young and old alike. The cast, with the support of the sound effect and stage prop groups. gave a splendid performance. This delightful three act comedy was held on October 28 and 29. The yearis first play was a success. ,S fgv? 5 1 I V, Parents' zggkl The parents, unlike some of their children, were prompt on the eve- ning of November 14. After all, it isn't every day that they can visit the faculty and follow their childrens' schedules. As there was some confusion as to the location of the rooms. helpful students served as in- dividual information booths to help solve this problem. Both parents and teachers enjoyed the back to school night. .fvxfx 'RICHARD ABBOTT RICHARD L. ADAS FRANK ADANG LEROY B. ADANG ROBERT LEE ALLEN CARL ALLES RICHARD P. ALT FRANK E. ALTER PAUL E. ANGEL RJAMES R, ANKENBRUCK JOHN ANKENBRUCK ROBERT APP THOMAS ANKENBRUCK DAVID T, APP BASIL T. AREND ERVIN L, ARMSTRONG FRANK C. AVILA OWILLIAM BACHMAN HARRY BAILEY +HAROLD BAILEY t1AMES BAKER BERNARD BALSER DONALD BALSER PAUL BANGERT ROBERT BANGERT JOE BARELE ROBERT J. BARRAND RICHARD G. BARTH LAWRENCE K. BAUER FRED A. BECKMAN EDWARD A. BAUMAN CHARLES H, BECKMAN GEORGE J. BECKMAN JAMES BELOT JR. GEORGE L. BENNING THOMAS F. BENNING FRED N. BERGHOFF JAMES BERGHOFF RICHARD H. BERGHOFF ROBERT R. BERGHOFF ROBERT R. BERGHOFF ROBERT BIERDYSCKI CARL BIESIADA ROBERT J. BEUCHEL THOMAS H. BIESIADA ROBERT BIESIADA THOMAS L. BLACKWELL DALE BLACKVIIELL WILLIAM BLACK NORMAN BLUST JAMES J. BOGENSCHUTZ THOMAS BOGENSCHUTZ LAWRENCE BOGNER JR. RICHARD BOONE ABRUCE BOXBERGER DANIEL WADE BOYLAN JAMES BOYLE ROBERT BRAUN ROBERT BRENNERKAMP DONALD H. BRIGGEMAN CLARK BRENAB tKilled in Service. Names That Will Always Q UR V E T E RA N S ERVEN L. BROWN RUSSELL E. BROWN ROY JOSEPH BROWN BETTY J. BRUNNER PATRICK BUANNO G. BUCHANAN PHILIP BUESCHER RAYMOND BUESCHER ROBERT BUESCHER JACK E. BURLAGE JAMES M. BURNHAM BOB BURNS RICHARD BUTLER CHARLES O. BUTTS 'WILLIAM G. CABLER DONALD CANFIELD WILLIAM CALEHEN THOMAS W. CARR ROBERT CASSELL GEORGE R. CECCANESE DON CHANDLER DON PAUL CHANEY ALEX CHOKA JOSEPH CHOMEY DONALD A. CHRISTEN LOWELL CHRISTY BENJAMIN CLEMMER RITA CLEMMER ANTHONY COLONE FRANK COLONE ROBERT E, CONNELLY HAROLD P. CONROY CHARLES COULARDOT CHARLES L. CROUCH JOHN P. CROUCH CLARENCE A. CROTEAU JOHN M. CROW RICHARD A. CULLEN DON A, CURRENT 'MICHAEL L. DAGUE CHARLES DAHM JOSEPH DAHM DONALD DAHMAN WILLIAM DAHMAN JACK DANEHY ROBERT C, DARLING BENJAMIN DAVITO CARL J. DEGRANDCHAMP EDWARD DEHNER GEORGE M. DEININGER RICHARD L. DEININGER ROBERT R, DEITERING HAROLD E. DEPREY PHILIP DERLOSHON PATRICK J. DEROSE RICHARD DESCH J. H. DETTMER PAUL DETWEILER RALPH DEUTCHE ROBERT J. DEVINE MARY DEWALD DAVID P. DICKMEYER DONALD F. DIDIER FRANK B. DIDIER JOHN J. DIDIER LEO F. DIDIER JR. MARSHALL C. DIDIER PAUL FOUST DIDIER LAWRENCE J. DIDION GENE F. DIDRICK CHARLES F. DINNEN JAMES M. DINNEN WILLIAM R. DINNEN EUGENE DISIDORE DENIS DONOVAN RICHARD J. DOAK HERBERT H. DOEHRING JOSEPH F. DOUST JERRY DOYLE ROBERT E. DRENNAN LEO DUWAN PHILIP W. DYVIRE OMAURICE EHINGER ROBERT EHRMAN LOUISE BIR EITING HAROLD C. ELLISON CARL ELWARD AJOHN ERB. JR. JAMES B. ERPELDING JOHN L. ESSIG ALBERT A. EULITT OROBERT J. FABIAN JAMES RANGER JOSEPH FEDERSPIEL DONALD FEICHTER CHARLES FEIPLE ERNEST F. FELTZ ANTHONY N. FILIPPO The Band 011 Parade Of all the high school b an d Central Catholic's seems to be the best. Under the excellent direction of Mr. Guthier, our hand has al- ways made a fine showing. The comical lead soldier march amused everyone. The finest exhibition of their skill in music and in march- ing was given in the Armistice Day parade, their first marching per- formance in two years. Yes. we are all proud of the Central Catholic hand. Page I-I Holzkiays CHRISTMAS PLAY THE LosT CAROL Lovely and entertaining are the words which were applied to the C h r i s t m a 5 Cantata. The Lost Carolf' which was presented hy the talented Clee Cluh on December 20, was truly a success. THE LIVING ROSARY On October 7, soft music filled the darkened auditorium as the Legion of Maryis Living R 0 s tl r y filed into formation. Girls in for- mals and boys in cassocks paid trib- ute to Our Lady. Pnev In ,,dN They ran, ju rn p e d, threw, and shot. Butz, Hllg'll67ZUl'd, and Tour- ney did not a l zv a y .S score, but they .scored enough, to give C. C. a good team and some very thrilling games. Page 16 KQ Bczyhelhall 4'Irish, Irish, I R I S Hf were the words that thundered from the lips of Central Catholic fans. How well we all know that yell, and the excited faces of our friends. Over there, someone spills a bag of pop corn as one of our boys makes a basket. Someone yells, '4See, I told you he,d make it.'7 All of this is a part of those basketball games we love so much. What would we ever do Without them? unior Dance Some things start with a bang. Others end with a bang. Although there was not any real noise, atom bombs fell 011 the couples below. This little oddity, which occured in the middle ofthe event, helped to make the HAtomic Catastrophew a success. Many Juniors and members of other classes were present, although it was held on the 24th of January, a school night. We all enjoyed dancing to the old familiar music on this memorable occasion. , Voorhees was counting the money, Voors was dancing a slow one. Fr. Wirtz was watching the sta g line, and Fr. Vichuras was foretell- ing history g r a ri e s Page when the MA L 0 ni i c Catastrophe happen- ed. Retreat Each year the Central Catholic faculty provides a spiritual retreat for its students. Education of the mind alone is not enough. Self discipline for the soul is even more important. Rev. John Sullivan O. P., the retreat master, gave inspirational sermons. Students found encouragement in his private consultations. School routine and petty grievances were temporarily for- gotten. Quiet halls hore mute evidence that hearts and minds were focused upon their Redeemer. The retreat was a success. ..t..'s-r Q 'REBER . 1 Senior Prom At last the bewitching hour is at hand, for the day of the prom is here. The young belles and beaux, in their prettiest formal clothes, relax to the music of the orchestra. The prom queen, Joan Gladieux, reigns over the dance with the help of her attendants, and, proud, not envious, eyes look upon her as she receives her crown. Conversations are resumed as the music begins again. lVlen1ories of the Senior Prom will always he Cherished. Page IU Gma'uaIz'0r1 'Tour years of Work a11d pleasure e 11 d e d, thought the 1946 senior Class Whell gradua- tion day arrived. To the acco111- paniment of tl1e school orchestra, the graduates marched i11to the auditoriu111. The sea of caps and gowns gave r e a l i t y to their dreams. They listened attentively to the Bishopls address of advice and encouragement. One hy 0116 they gratefully received their diplomas and kissed his ri11 g. Central Catholic had Blade pos- sible their achievement, for this was their graduation day. Marilyn Balser Page 20 ,,, Honor Students FOUR YEAR HONOR STUDENTS Sitting-Ann Marie Brufr. Don Frei- hurger. Mary Lou Suelzer. SIa111Ii11gfMary Jane Nesswalcl. Jean Suelzer. JUNIOR HONOR STUDENTS R014' I 1 Helen Colt-hin. Catherine Rehnen. Marita Meyer. Ann Marie Yoirol. R010 2 - Phyllis Crothouse. Mari- ly11 Briggenian. Bob Voorhees. John Carp. Sue Miller. Margie Elpers. Alice Horn. SOPHOMORE HONOR STUDENTS R010 I - P. Figert. C. Klinky. C. Haggenjos. J. Ennnanuel. T. Jehl, C. Ankenbruek. R. TVright. R011' 2 - M. Simone. R. Becker. A. Uecker. C. Mourey. P. O'Connor. M. Ueber. J. Bakle. R. Cordon. R010 3 - J. Straub. O. Ronahooin, T. Kohrinan. M. Knight. P. Thomp- son. J. Lennart. S. Disser. J. Kramer. C. Joekel. R. TVurstner. R. Harher. FRESHMAN HONOR STUDENTS Row I S C. Cebhart, T. Bueter. J. Jockel. B. Keane, E. Ryan. J. Russel, D. Suelzer, M. Hogan. R010 2 -e J. Paris, J. Best, S. Clifford. V. Miller, D. Gillies. S. Voorhees, S. Feclerspiel. S. Smith. R010 3 - J. Hoffman. M. Rechnoncl, B. Otte, R. Hartman, M. Wy'ss. R. Becker, D. Hatfield. M. XVeitz, C. Clasper. Y. Ostrowski. E. Huguenard. A. Haggenjos. M. Till. C. Lapp. B. Arnold, F. Koder. M. Beyer. Page 21 Fd5l1Z.0 Comic strips have a tendency to depict high school students as wearing very outlandish clothes. This may be true in the funny page, but not in the high school. High school students may Wear colorful clothes: the girls will wear the hobby-soxw in order to save their nylonsg the boys prefer a Warm plaid shirt to a White hroadcloth during the winter Page 22 li! bw .. X giqrw fr V . gs if Sl ,Z Page iiimilhs. Essviitialiy. they aim to i'ulh'm a wry 1-zrxifeiwaliw teh- mleiicy. At C. C. the girls. as il rulv. f6iltlll'6 the siiappy blue uni- f-Uflll and whitv hloilw with il hut- toii sweatell' if' the tE'lllIJ6l'tlH11'C' is just right. The hoys have illl z1x'e1'- sion fm' ties, and definitely favor the pllll-mm' sweater. Cmitiden- tially, C. C. students are well- flrcssecl students. Xvasq- 6 llllgt J., w-si' GEM WillVH1KIWIJYINJWHJIlJ HJIIHHH! J 3 1833 01728 6003 GENEALOGY -Ionored By CCHS Students ORLD WAR II JAMES FIEDLER DONALD FILIPPO WILLIAM E. FISHER CARL A, FITZGERALD DAN FLANAGAN THOMAS FLECKENSTEIN PHILIP V. FLETTER GEORGE S. FLORY ROBERT HENRY FOX WILLIAM H. FRANCE RICHARD A. FRANKLIN GEORGE M. FREELAND JAMES R. FREIBURGER RALPH FREIBURGER TOM F, FREIBURGER THOMAS J. FREIBURGER RICHARD FREYGANG DONALD R. FREISTROFFER HELEN FRIEDMAN JAMES H. FUNK KENNETH FURGE 'DOROTHY A. GALLIGHER JOHN PAUL GALRIN WILLIAM GASKINS EDWARD PATRICK GEARY FRANCIS J. GEARY MAURICE M. GEARY NORMAN GEBHART RALPH F. GEISE EARL F. GEMMILL DONALD J. GENTILE ARTHUR GERHARDSTEIN HARRY L. GETTS CHARLES W. GETZ NORBERT R. GETZ JOSEPH J. GIANT JOHN GIERE CLARENCE E. GIESE RALPH GIESE BETTY GILDEA EUGENE J. GILDEA JR. JAMES PATRICK GILES JOHN M. GILES JOHN L. GILLIE ADRIAN J. GLADIEUX DONALD GLADIEUX RONALD H, GLADIEUX DONALD P. GLASSLEY TOM GNAU DON GONEAU EDWARD J. GORMAN ROBERT E. GORMAN BERNARD GOTTA ROBERT GOTTA DONALD W. GRABLE PAUL GREEN WILLIAM L. GREEN WALTER GREMEAUX EDWARD J. GREVEN FRANCIS D. GRIFFITH JAMES B. GRIFFITH ROY GRIMMER CARL GROTHOUSE 'KENNETH V, HAFFNER RICHARD J. HAGEMAN EUGENE B. HAIFLEY JOSEPH L. HAIFLEY ROBERT S. HAKE RALPH HALSTEIN WILLIAM HAMMEN LOUIS J. HARBER STEPHEN G. HARBER JACK E. HARKENRIDER TOM H. HARBER BOB HARTMAN PAUL HARTMAN RICHARD A. HARTMAN ROBERT J. HARTMAN RAYMOND N. HASKAMP HERBERT I-IATFIELD CARL R. HAUGHEY RUDOLPH P. HAUSLER JEROME HEIDENREICH ROBERT J, HEINY THOMAS R. HEINY JAMES R. HEINY JOHN E. HEINY JOHN J. HEINZELMANN GERALD T. HELMSING STANLEY HENCH CHARLES M. HENRY JR. JERRY HENRY LEO HENSEY 'kMAX HESS JOSEPH H. HICKEY CLIFFORD HIGGENS JOHN HIGGENS JOSEPH HIGGENS C. RICHARD HILKER RICHARD M. HILKER EUGENE HILKER WARREN HILLEKE EDWARD HINES DAVID L. HIPSKIND RAYMOND R. HOELLE 977 . 202 F77CE 1946 JOHN L. HOFER DONALD F. HOFFMAN JOHN R. HOGAN ROBERT HOLTHAUS ROBERT HORN GERALD E. HORSTMAN JAMES HOULIHAN DAVID HOWARD DONALD R. HUBER JAMES L. HUDELSON JAMES HUGHES ROBERT HUGUENARD THos. HUGUENARD JR. VIRGIL HUGUENARD tAUGUST HUHN 'RICHARD A. ISAACS QBERNARD W. JANSEN JEROME C. JEHL JOSEPH H. JEHL THOMAS M. JOHNSON ROBERT D. JOHNSON EDWARD KAMP DONALD E. JORDAN RICHARD C. KAMP BERNARD J. KAMP JOHN C. KARTHOLL JAMES H. KARTHOLL JACK KEARNEY ROBERT KEARNEY JAMES MARTIN KEEFER JAMES C. KEEN BERT KEENAN JESSE KEITH EDWARD KEEVER GEORGE C. KELLER JOHN P. KELLIKER DANIEL L. KELLY PATRICIA I. KELLY RICHARD E. KELLY THOS. J. KELLY JR. LEO KENDJERSKI WILMONT C. KERR CHARLES KESTERSON TOM KESTERSON JOHN KILKELLY ROBERT GENE KIME3 RAYMOND H, KINDER JOSEPH H. KINTZ RAYMOND J. KIRK JAMES P. KLEIN EDWARD KLOTZ JR. FRANCIS KNIGHT ROBERT B. KNIGHT ROBERT J. KOCKS vvvvvv Continued on Back Page Fda!!! The Seniors can't help but remember Their homerooms, their classes, and friends, The starting of school in September, Decisions with thoughts of amends. For, Civics needs much concentration, And Math presupposes some skill, So Seniors avoid degradation, And study through sheer force of Will. I. I. O'C. Father Cross has made up his mind, Father Vichuras apolo- gizes to the dogg Father Gollner soothes the Civics class with a bit of music. ll The Family The faculty of C. C. extends to the graduating class their hand of friendship and farewell. The teachers pray that this class will also be a credit to the school and the Church. asses.. QW' REV. LAWRENCE GOLLNER Moderator of the Civics Club, Civics, Economic REV. GILBERT G. WIRTZ Athletic Director, Religion IV, Physics, Aeronautics REV. MICHAEL J. VICHURAS Echo Adviser. Latin American History, Religion IV, U. S. History, English IV REV. JAMES CVCONNOR lVIoderator of the Dramatics Club. Religion IV, English IV. Public Speaking REV. DONALD MULDOON English I and II SISTER AGNES Moderator of the Clee Club, Music Appreciation ny, 1 ff fi ly 1 SISTER ALPHONSUS 1 , Library l . V SISTER CHARLOTTE lVIoderator f the Student Spiritual Council and the aWsd IV, Religion IV, English IV HI ock Advl er Latin II and III, Religion IV, ouii IS ER E SA ALOVSE lin S I 3 HENRIETTA MARIE Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Religion IV, Solid Geometry FM, nn. Y Y' 2 X' I, .rf M, M-sf H fi?- .4: ' :fl My Www, .1 E715-, 7'd5 ! Uv'vnn,nln.wf.. Q53 , , Q f Q. ' A rg V Y V f . . -, : V. K2 f? js: Q , , Af, m 1 1:: ignax ,. , SK, N . -,wi I A Q 1 'Sf fl nfl I gk 5 -,ix wk V 'gi 12:1 Q L .I,. W qi aa , fx 5 f 1-4?3.',iZ,,.mwf'-W' W I K' Fi-,l....w L21 e28 X SISTER M. REPARATA Moderator of the Junior Legion of Mary, U. S. History, Religion III, Commercial Arithmetic SISTER JULIA English II and III, Religion III SISTER VIRGINIA MARIE Moderator of the Red Cross, Religion III, English III, Geometry SISTER MAUREEN THERESE Moderator of the Missions, Religion III, English III, Sociology SISTER MARY ANGELE Moderator of the Spanish Club, Spanish I and II, Religion III, Ancient History SISTER IEANNE ELIZABETH Moderator of the Junior Legion of Mary, U. S. History, Religion III SISTER MARY ELLEN Moderator of the French Club, French I, Religion III, English III SISTER MARY NEIL Religion II, Biology SISTER M. URSULA Biology, Religion II, Algebra II SISTER MARY CLARE Moderator of the Legion of Mary, Biology, Health and Safety, Religion II SISTER CONSTANCE English II, Religion II f S panish: Progress of Spanish language is indeed going ADELANTE lforwardl. Many study it, proving future Americans wish to be good neighbors of LOS ESPANOLOES lThe Spaniardsl . Latin : The attendance of Latin classes is ever increasing. consequently. this basic and classic language is being more fully appreciated and understood. F rench: French is known as the romance language, and the learning of it tends to help us have a closer association with our foreign neigh- hors. Latin A merican. H istory: This study endeavors to acquaint us with the people of Latin Ameri- ca and familiarize us with their customs and problems. Page 29 SISTER ANN CAMILLUS Religion II, Geometry, Algebra I SISTER ST. JOAN Religion II, English II, Biology, Health and Safety SISTER M. AQUIN Religion II. Geography. Physiography SISTER JANE DE CHANTAL Ancient History. Citizenship, Religion I SISTER MARIE MONICA General Mathrnatics, Algebra I. Religion I SISTER AGNES RAPHAEI.. Religion I, Medieval History. English I SISTER EILEEN THERESE Moderator of the Veronica Guild. Rel I. English I SISTER MARGARET ALACOQUE igion I. Alge English I, Religion I. Ancient History SISTER MARIE DENISE Religion I. Latin I and II SISTER MARIE AMBROSE Latin I. Religion I SISTER LORETTA ANNE Religion I. English I. Spanish I E TY J I Q! ' 'KX' fk v if X X Y, N mr? 'rr - s 3fe,fQ .:. ' SISTER MARY VERENA Moderator of the Science Club, Chemistry SISTER CLEMENT MARIE Orchestra, String Instruments SISTER MARY .IOANEIJLA Shorthand I and II, Bookkeeping, Typing I and II SISTER MARY HUBERTA Bookkeeping, Shorthand I and II, Typing I and II SISTER MARY NORMAN Bookkeeping, Typing I and II. Shorthand I and II SISTER MARIE RAPHAEL Secretary MISS JULIA HEIGHWAY Gym, Health and Safety MR. RICHARD GUTHIER Band Director MR. JOSEPH STODDEN Orchestra Director MR. MICHAEL SCOTT Gym, Basketball and Track Coach MR. JOSEPH SAITTA Health and Safety, Gym, Football Coach Eileen Casterline fl M.,- ' ,W - Q 4.- . H. : 5 fb.-f 'Q 'R 1 .X J 5 4 ,wg Q ,ul-V' 5 . i 1 3 . K 1 ,Q 9. . -i 1 , . 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J, I, .:, 1 V L'L 1 , - 1 Z L f 4 Q .Lf X ' L, f ' .,- , lf ffl X II, Vvfw A 1, I f VX X 4 fv K I - fffiiff A, , if fl f' Q f . L L ll - h b ,N ff wg! 51,1 ff t ,. ll A X V, Xf 4 -, in . mf 17 af 4 ff 1' V A 4 I if Y 1 , I , I fx vy 1 L kr V ., I. if 11 ZZZWZJVW ZMZW7' ZQ,,Q7MjPf ' A f yff W ' Jimi I LW!!! Mi I a 'Maur 3 ,df W7 M??7ifGfW f'Wj,, wwffffff' li! ly r ' 1ffW'f54 4 !7d44P . ffl' A5Iz'Vz'Ize5 Now Clubs were a real occupation Of Seniors with talents to spend. They indulged in a sound recreation, For their minds had a cultural bend. In Drama enrollment had mounted, The Civics Club picked the elite- In fact, when a quorum was counted, They voted to end with a treat. 1. 1. o'c. Page 3-1 Pep sessions, plays, skits, and guest speakers were always welcomed by C.C. students as a pleasant break in the school day. Teresa Kenner is the 1946 May Queen. is .l ' ' mzxxw-'..m...m 1 . 'A SHAEL CLUB R010 1-L. Sitko, C. Rizzo Sr. Mary Angele, B. Hilton R. Robinson. Row 2 - P. Gerard. M Hogan, A. Colone. V. Her her. M. Vodde, D. Hogan Row 3 - H. Maddalon, H Brase, C. Zurbach. A. Set timi. J. Johnson. STUDENT SPIRITUAL COUNCIL R010 I - E. Hoffman, R Zurbuch, Sr. Charlotte, R Kohrman. T. Blomberg. Row 2-M. Meyer, J. Disser A. Uecker. S. Voorhees. T Nlurphy. D. Hogan, R Becker. R. Herber. S. Feders peil. P. Seculoff. R010 3-C. Dirig, M. Christ man. R. Hartman. M. Berg C. Reese. A. Settimi, M. Mc Donald. C. McKean. Ron' 4 - ,I. Hartman. M Steinacker, M. Knight. M Briggeman. Shael Club I shall bless everv home wherein the picture of my heart is exposed and honored. It is the solemn wish of the Shael Club to place in every home a picture of the Sacred Heart. The Club aims to encour- age every student to order their magazine and have the Sacred Heart enthroned in their homes. Spiritual Council The Spiritual Council stimulates spiritual activity and promotes devotion to the Blessed Virgin and Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. For this end it provides Mass servers, hall guards, and the Cuard of Honor. All members took part in Living Rosary. Under their supervision Santa Claus arrived at the orphanage. Page .1211 9 Library Staff Wle strengthen Catholic ideals by reading sound Catholic literature. Our library enables us to obtain this reading material. Lnder the supervision uf Sister ixllJll4YIlFllS and her effieient student staff. the busiest room of C. C. is operated smoothly. Much needed information is given to inquiring students by the staff. Apostleship of Prayer Every month the 11lE'llll1EIiS of this organization distribute their leaflets with the league intention. This 0'1'0l1J works in eovordination with the Shuel Club lu s Dread devotion to the Sai-red Heart of Jesus. r l All students must be third degree inelnlvers uf the national Apostleship nf l'rayer. LIBRARY STAFF KIIBEII-Ilg-B6lty' McCaffrey, Lee Ann Clemens. Sfflllfllillg' K Marie Schmitt, Mary Jane Wiood. Mary Lou llinen. Sue Beiehard. Mar- garet Roeger. John Beuille, Sister Alphonsus. Bill Berg- linff. joe Reising. APOSTLESHIP OF PRAYER Seated' - R. Robinson, L. Muldoon. S. Mary Angele, l. Sehluinbohin. T. Ryan. R010 I - D. Bennett. T. Perry. V. Adams. M. Morris, C. Henry. C. Sc-hnieders. P. Lacey. Nl. Xieb. C. Closer, S. Kinder. P. Danehy. Roll' 2 - J. Roach. J. Emanuel, M. Vorndran. J. Straub, J, Ley. C. Joekel. C. McKean. B. Otte, V. Miller. Page 37 FT' if-Isis f St. Francis Xavier Mission Unit 'GTO share the Faith is the slogan of our Mission Unit. It aids this worthy cause by weekly collections and stamp drives. It has added to the sehool the vocational honor roll outside the office. People as far as India and as near as our own chapel have benefited by their efforts. Veronica Guild Members of the Yeroniea Guild have as their purpose special devotion to the Blessed Sacrament They arrange and decorate the three altars. ln the past year the members have worked out the sys tern of Committees for accomplishing their duties. lVle1nbers have Complete Charge of their activities. Page 38 fx, ls. 7- - -f--,.-Sf' 19 ,,- Senior Legion of Mary Our Lady of Victory, Presidium of the Legion of Maryfestablished at C. C. in 19-ll--was the first presidium in the Fort Wayne diocese. Serving Christ through lVlary, the members visit the sick and elderly people. They eare for Children during Mass. First and foremost eaeh Legionaire's aim is- personal sanctifieation through charity. unior Legion of Mary The two Junior Groups were established in September of this school year to meet the students' demand for menifrership in the Legion of Mary. These members attend the senior meetings so that they ean fill the plaees of the senior group when members all graduate in June. Page EW ,Ji l '-N ECHO ADVISORY BOARD Moderator- Father Michael Yichuras Editorf Ray IVOII Business Manager - Mary Carlin BUSINESS STAFF OF ECHO Seated-IVIary Carlin. Busi- ness Manager Slmzdirzg - Don Persing, Mary Ruth Mc-Donald. Mary Louise Leonard, Eileen Mer- rinane, Mary Ann Schoenle, Marjorie Cayot. ,Io Ann Sm-hlumlnolnn ECHO EDITORIAL STAFF Ron' I - Toni Ream. Ray Wolf. Maurice Hebb, Mar- garet Hartinan, Delores Lu- honiirski. Role 2 - Victoria Hegbli, Theresa Rorick, D e I 0 r e S Metker. DeEtta Cladbach. TROUBLE SHOOTERS Eileen Casterline. Harriet Meier. Marilyn Balser ECHO HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES ROOM 302 This rooni had the highest total for patrons and adver- tisenients Page -10 The cha The value of at YC'tll'iJ0ltii is nieasnred hy the thnroughness. LlL'l,'l1l'iil,'f'. unit llllli9l'5iLlllLiillg with which it presents the school. the students, and the studentsi uetivities. ixIUl'f,'4lYCl'. it is the Ciitnax of each successful sehuml year. Ever since the Echu was estahlishett z1tC. C. in 1939. its canning haul heen eagerly awaited hy the students. It is one ol' the hest Illt'lllU1'klllLilllllS of our sehmvl thtys. The ICQ-tm defines itself. It resounrls the sentiments and artixities of C. Cfs fnetllty unit stntlent hotly. Under the stlpelwisinlt of Father Yiehuras the staff' hopes this YPQIIJS E4-tm will he the most pleasing edition yet prnthleed. Senior Prom Committee The hall was decorated. the tickets were sold, and the orchestra was playing when you arrived at the Athletic Club. You had a splendid evening dancing and chatting with your classmates. You talked of graduation. and of the coming summer vacation. You had a ncokew and danced again. lt was a lovely evening. Your Prom Committee made this all possible. Student Council The Student Council represents the students in discussing with the faculty mutual problems concerning the general welfare of the school. The most notable projects discussed this year were: information desks in all halls. a drive to keep the building cleaner, and to have less noise during class changes. PROM COMMITTEE Row l-Ann Marie Brug. ,lack Hilker. Dee Fabian. Row 2-Pat Sherman. Mary Hanley. Tom Blomberg, Tom Maniscalo. Page 42 Ray Wmilfe, Ross Van Horn. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1-K. Huguenard, P Figert, R. Blume. Row 2-T. Jehl. J. Hilker Fr. Cross, R. Butz. D Fabian, ll. Tinnne. How 3---S. Sorg. S. Disser, P. Sherman, M. Hanley. A Brug. R. Dietrick, R. Voor hees. H. Colchin, P. Crot- house. M. B e r n in g, H Schnurr, R. Getty, M. Ueber xg-G. Dramatics Club Several well-planned pep sessions were given by the Dramatics Club. These members. supervised by Father O'Conner, gave a program for the Mothers' Club. Cinderella is a proof of what C. C. can do in dramatics. These plays and pep sessions serve as an opportunity for Juniors and Seniors interested in dramatics. Writers' Club The Wfriters' Club aims to encourage students interested in creative writing and to acquaint them with the thoughts and best literary expressions of Catholic writers. Special attention is devoted to magazines for Catholic youth. The annual writers' contest. cspecially featuring contributions Io the Shamrock. was held for the fourth consecutive year. DRAMATICS CLUB R010 I-Father 0'Connor. Joan Daley. Colleen Donahue. G Jaeger. Ron' 2-Roselyn Hockey. Patricia Yaste. Patricia Laughlin. E 'E I'u':c 4:5 WRITERS CLUB Silling f J. McDonald. Sis- ter Teresa Aloyse. P. Wfalker. Ron' I-li. Ernst. Y. Hilker. R. Becker. Nl. Marc-otte. J. Kintz. J. Derig. M. Hogan. R. Klingenbcrger. J. Suelzer. R. Hockey. Ron' 2 - D. Klingenberger. G. Yachon. P. Thompson. M. App. M. Woehnker. P. Se- culoff. L .,,4l.I' R014' .'1fM. Hilker. M. Lewis. M. Dunlato. M. Clifford. H. Hrase. M. Haffner. P. Yan Horn. f Autographs jo HAAWMK 'WSW fwfiwf 1' .' ,J .jg JJ' k f ' if ygfpffaf X ' ,ff-'ff , iM' LXVJ My Yf,.ff',,J f fa L 'J 1 5 ff'fW x li, af N fffvw ' f' Cfi ff? if N 4 , ij V ,f'j,p.jy,,.f,f. 15' fQQff , Q , W X .. ll M 'fm U , , Af 'fi - s ' I QD' WW 2 My W WX Mm r ' I XA f 9 y WLM QINI-Tn, Ti ' ,I iii VJ ' ,fz!f,'l' NA NX' ' j M71 I ,J ' u H K., ' A -f f Mr' MI, - Q I V1 ' X V6 - 1 A 'H ' fl I LL f ' I V7 ,fn fyvj H 5552 WWW? -ff iff Y 7' V ,3- Page 44 The Shamrock ADVISORY STAFF Adviser - Sister Theresa A loyse Editor --- Joellen McDonald News Ed. - Peggy Morton Feature Ed. - Joan Daley Business Ed. - Virginia Hilker Sports Ed. - Dean Franke This YGHIJS Shamrock had offeied tl A ie students the opportunity to learn something about the workings of a newspaper. It also provides a record of student ideas. The Shamrock staff plans the production of the paper. The school is divided into 'abeatsf' The editing and makeup are done by staff members. The business staff finances the paper. The Sham- rock is mailed to subscribers and patrons all over the country, thus carrying C. C. activities from coast to coast and even across the seven seas. The paper has been awarded All-Catholic honors every year since its induction into the Catholic, School Press Association. SHAMROCK ADVERTISING STAFF Sitting - Dee Hogan, Mar garet Hartman. Mary Mar- cotte. Standing - Joan Gotta, Jean l M 1 N . eyeis. Dan StE'1I1lDl'UI'lllCI'. Travers McDonald ,I . o a n Schmidt, Susie Reichard. SHAMROCK DISTRIBUTION STAFF Row I - Delores Jordan. Jo Ann Schlumbolnn. Lois Hipskincl, Mary Ann Nash, Colleen Dona- hue. Row 2 - Rita Wiegalid, Marcie Rheinhart, Mari- lyn Haffner, Phyllis Van Horn, Carolyn Schneiders, Rita Klingenberger. SHAMROCK REPORTERS Sitting '- Pat Yaste. Ruth Sclilink. Jenny Zur- bucli. Mary Lu Aclang. Theresa Urbine. Marie Hogan. Standing - Pat Walker. Pat Beerman. Merwyn Rulo, Hildegarde Hofacker, Bob Fenker. Jolin Nichter. Dick Ivoelinker, Bob Glasper. Toni Blolnberg, Bob Voorhees. Ray Fabian. SHAMROCK FEATURE WRITERS Row I - Iris Kramer. Roselyn Rockey. Pat Laughlin. R010 2 - Dee Fabian. Dave Klingenlnerger. Mary Helen Lewis. Mary Jane Wcrod. SHAMROCK HOME- ROOIVI REPRESENTATIX' ES Page -I5 Spanish Club To all students interested in Latin America the Spanish Club satisfies their needs. This organi- zation helps one to appreciate Pan-American culture. At their meetings members become familiar with the Spanish language through games. songs. and poems. This club is organized strictly for the benefit of its members. French Club The lfrench Club has been brought back into existence by Sr. Mary Ellen. The aim of this organi- zation is to acquaint its members with those aspects of the French language and culture which must be eliminated in a busy class schedule. The size of their club is sufficient evidence as to the interest it holds for the French students of C. C. Page Jn tg -I, V nv ' ,, mf? ' If -., 'lie 9 fi Q-1 l i gr FEE, V , ill- N li' - it NS 4 . Y at Science Club The principal purpose of the meetings is to iinjmrt to those present some scientific knowledge not obtainable in a regular class. This was demonstrated in the bigger and better science exhibit. Eaeh member submitted his own project. ln this way interest in eheinistry. physics. and aeronautivs is established among the students. Latin Club Under the supervision of Sister Charlotte this club attempts to promote keener appreciation of the practical and cultural xalue of the Latin language. The intiation of the Junior Latin students into Palrieian rank was one of the higlilights of the inaugural year. The old constitution was revised at the second meeting. l'u,2v -It li G fF fm 'GBP5--'fGa:m r X nl' Xi 4' ki lg X Civics Club Every two weeks members meet to discuss informally matters of public and school interest. The Civics Club is inaugurating a medal on Commencement Day to the student making the highest average in Civics. This recognition will be known as 'The Cir ics Club Award for proficiency in the study of American Governmentf' Red Cross Now that the war has ended some may think that there is no further need for Hed Cross activities. During the war this organization collected recreational articles for the wounded soldiers in our hospitals. During the peace years. there will be sufficient opportunity for the Red Cross to exercise its zeal and charity. CIVICS CLUB Ron' I 3 Mary Jane Nesswald. Ann Marie Brug. Father Collner. Ho e lyn Hockey, Madonna Kaade. Role 2 - Pat Walker. Bill Fieldler. Dean Franke. Joan Yorndian RED CROSS Ron' I-A. Tainter. H. Ho lacker. Sr. Yirginia Marie. C. Hawley. H. Cardineli. Ron' 2 - H. Storch. M. Ho gan. K. Furge. N. Furge, M. Keckley. J. Havert. R. Banet. Nl. Applegate. C. Maurey. Ron' .Y -- P. O'Connor, P Thompson. E. Huguenard. J Best. P. Shields. C. McKean J. Liebig. M. Bougher. B lloyle. Ron' 4 - 5. Sorg. M. Fenner B. Loiti. P. Arnold. D. Cal kins. J. Miller. 'S .,,i1.... . . . 1. .iLNlQL..s N.: S'.l,.uK' .....w .11 mmxrt .ic -QAQSR Axittin . . . Concession Workers The most important group ofthe Mission Unit is the Confession workers. These people with Joan Daley. Bob Voorhees. and Iris lxramer. as leaders. sold refreslnnents at our basketball and foot- ball games. Also. the money reeeiyed from C. C. badges go to the Concessions. All proceeds go to the Missions. Cafeteria Staff A sundae. a bottle of milk. a bowl of soup. a plate lunvh. or just a bag of pop corn is available at your school cafeteria. The cafeteria is spit-k and span when you arriye for your breakfast or lunch. Your meals are served promptly and Courteously. This is not all due to Chant-e. but is another example of the ability of the high school students to bear responsibility. Teresa Rorielr COXCESSIOX XVORKERS Sealed - D. X oorhees. J. Daley. I. Kramer. G. Ackerman. Ron' 2 - B. Roethele. G. Jaeger. P. Laughlin. P. Yaste. J. St'hlumbohm. C. Waite. C. l'lawley. L. Hipskind. T. Ream. Ron' 3 - L. Horstman. P. Hippenhamer. 1. Suelzer. R. Hockey. J. Cuney. E. Bosler. G. Hoffman. Ron' 4 - B. Butz. M. Luley. I. Mt-Donald. M. Morton. Ruth Yonder Haar. Roll' 5 - C. Donahue. M. Nash. L. Johnson. H. Zurbuch. Z CAFETERIA WORKERS Ron' I - La Donna Yaehon. . lidna Philo. Mary Catherine Hahn. Pat Gerard. Ennna Ceraeilo. Iris Howe. Cath- erine Strat-k. Seater! g Horn Siebert. Ron' 2 -3 Mary Yuri. Mar- garet Pitzen. Yirginia Happ. Arleen Haggenjos. J o a n Hayert. Ron' 3 - Mary Ann Yoclde. Julia Yorirh. Mary Lou Set- tini. Evelyn Walker, Jean jackson. Ron' -I -- liltllld Hoffert. Tim AIt'C3I'tl1y. Harry Hodde. Helen Marie Xvunderlin. Page -19 V h , K-J W 'TS' f?N fr ,lg W ani' 'Y Y 'pg Q E W. . is . Q' O ' fo -1+ ,sw if wfs XN Q05 f AQ- , .- W .Nw V X My . A, My QQ.. .X gf 5 2 QM X if X 2 QE? SA QS? ya M V . .QfsX,.,. g ' SN' :N NR .. .p S 'S 5 4 1 tx 1 'X 155522 K Q - 7 S 1 5' iklxggf Assisted by the Twirlers, the Maneuvering Band has performed for all the home basketball games. But the band did more than entertain at basketball games and school assembles. In Februry it conducted a tour of eleven grade schools. Later in the school year it made another fine showing by entering the Northern Indiana Band, Orchestra. and Vocal Associatiolfs contest. for which C. C. was host. To students who are not familiar with the band, its clocklike precision of rehearsals may seem impossible, but to band members it is just an accepted fact. ln '47 the band will be increased by nineteen members to become a bigger and better organization. fo SCIZIIIIIIIIJOIITIZ Row I - J. Emanuel. J. Gilleron. G. Fox. T. McCann. l'. Thomp on A Emanue D. lvoodmenly. Roll' 2 1 J. Bakle. D. Gillies. M. Fox. L. Bracht. B. O'Neill. P. F1 ext N M nn C. Trapp. F. Dannerbeck. Cv. tenderly. R010 3 - R. Wolfcale. J. Thompson. C. Berghoff. R. Hartman. C. Junk D Ca tlunin P. Xix. C. Motter. H. Kallmeyer. J. Fisher. lil. Hatfield. J. Dante Oilieefe. li. Herber. M. Sorg. C. Glasper. T. Hartman. T. NY'edle1 lx Jalxwax Litchfield. J. Hile. J. Bender. Row-1-ER Happ W Bll! '3I'fl C O'D'ltP1'I'lDXN' T Blee P Ziekgrif l Steclxbenlx A Wweisbrod. C. Hartman. M. Lewis. P. Hoffman. D. Freiburger. The Qrfheslra Last year's raw material has heen capahly developed hy the competent efforts of Mr. Joseph Stodden. into a smoothly functioning organization. namely C. Cfs Orchestra. The thirty-nine memhers of the orchestra have heen considerably active throughout the year. perforining for the Catholic Evidence Lecture Series. and for the Glee Cluh Cantata. The Instrumental section can he commended for their fine work in sponsoring a successful Bond Raffle. Ron' I S H. Kaade. D. Ehinger. P. Thompson. D. Wvooclineiicy, .-X. Sohaski. P. Sec-nloff. Rout 2 - D. Davis. C. Hoc-ks. B. Walker. C. Maier. A. Yoirol. C. Zyck. D. Wveingart- ner. K. Hackman. Ron' fl - D. Klingenherger. J. Hoffman. K. Yastano. J. Hakle. D. Gillies. M. Fox, J. Emanuel. Y. Ehinger. T. Till. Ron' 4 Q A. Wveishrod. J. Bender. J. Hilo. H. Hatfield. J. Fisher. J. Roy. C. Yenderley. F. Dannerheck. C. Trapp. P. Fiegert. Ron' 5 f M. Lewis. S. Smith. P. Hoffman. J. O'KIorrow. D. Friehergrer. SR 'FY 8 SL. 'P' 9 me 71 , Q, if , -rr, 5 ,. W. , 'VW ,ff M z 9' . 55 S 1' 4' SQ 5 'M - t fl 4- 511525 Q55 2 ,, 4n.,.1 f 11- ,i , , ,L ffl? M x .. , I Z R -if H I 'A ,H 5, gf 3' 0, sigh! di B A Autographs -If ,Q-.. 9, riotm 1, A '-.fl Sfkdgcyz 41. .Q fi 'x 1, X V2 Nfl 'V J My lf' 4,ff 'N' Vgffp of X EB Q, - 0 3.011 fefwgwl - slay LM4- 92964 QM X GC 1 M VCV ,ffl P ' Vfffjux ' ' 4UfQx,, jf fn ffi G K . . l N ,J ,J I Af f , X Cffifg ,' QF 1,15 3 E 'S Q 4 - rm lx ,,,:2L 23, .gjflxi Y Jgxx KQTN 'b N3 !E? qw 3 -.J Q ZW Q-Q W in - 5 ee 1 GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Moderator .,.........,......,. Sister Agnes Pres. ......... Y,.Av,. D an Anderson V. Pres. .. ,r,e,,e,.,.,.... Jack Bley Sec. ...,......,..,...,,, Joellen McDonald Tres. ................................ Dee Fabian Publicity Char. ,,,,,,,.,,,. Jackie Shaw Librarian ..,............,,,.. Bill Spelllnan Jerry Fox Point Sec. ..... .... M adonna Jordan FRESHMAN CLEE CLUB Rauf I - Sister Agnes. J. Best, J. Oberly. S. Hake, J. Monnier. E. Herber. P. Gerard. II. Schmid. Y. McDonald. Row 2 f R. Banel. S. Federspiel. M. Waenherghe. J. Paris. Y. Herber. D. Wood- mency. Ron' 3 - J. Laux. J. Ley. T. Schenkel. B. Olry. L. Wiesinan. P. Redding. Page 54 fi The Glee Club, an outstanding group in the school, showed Wonderful iniprovenient this year. Their first big project was, presenting a successful Christmas Cantata, Wllhe Lost Carolf, under the combined efforts of Sister Agnes and Father O'Connor. Being an active organization they also sponsored the Football Dance under the able supervision of its officers, Dan Ander- son, Dee Fabian, Jack Bley and Jo- ellen McDonald. Due to Sister Agnes' abilities as Clee Club director, the students voices can be blended into either a barely audible whispering tone, or a lusty sound of joy. Their voices may be compared to the organ which they pur- chased and donated to the school - perfectly toned. The Glee Club R010 I W Sister Agnes. M. Swank, A. Uecker, C. Glaser. M. Ehinger, P. Laughlin J. Shaw, J. Keane, P. Figert, D. Anderson. D. Lordier. D. Blume. C. Landis. A. Herber C. Maurey. D. Maliszewski. C. Abbott. M. Lawlor, M. Momper. Ron' 2 - J. Ley. J. Laux, R. Becker. J. Main. J. Cyre. H. Hnntine. T. Field. R. Smith E. Herber, M. Jordan, T. Kohrnian, P. Potasky. C. Krull. C. Wolf. M. Lewis. Role' 3 - D. Connett. J. Detweiler. M. Hinen. M. Step-kbeck. J. Bickel. E. Freiburger B. Spehnan. J. Benner. D. Ankenbruck, J. Kramer. D. Fabian. J. Mc-Donald. J. Oberly S. Hake. J. Munnner. C. Von Brehn. E. Yvolf. Roll' 4 - M. Roeger, H. Martin. C. Goodman, E. Didier. A. Morken. C. Mueller. M Neih, J. Hoelle. B. Hellllkalllp. M. BOIIHDOOIII. D. Steinhrunner. F. Weaver. B. Jakway P. O'C0nn0r. V. McDonald, J. Best. P. Bedding. P. Gerard. Row 5 - M. Wunderlin, J. Roy. H. Wunde1'lin, J. Schmidt, J. Nonnnay. D. Sehuhler J. Vachon, M. WOEIIDCTEYDC, J. Strebig, C. Leunberger, K. Grote, J. Blee, J. Voors. J Fox. J. Bley, B. Wedler. B. Biekel, D. YVOOCJITICIICY, P. Schields, R. Banet, L. Wiesiiiali Paeba A171 lelzbs Remembrance returns to the grandstand, To the team with its spirit and iight, To marches and tunes from the bandstan To the Irish who gave all their might. The Cagers were scrappy and fearless, Their record they tried to improve. Next year they intend to be peerless, fi, All threats with dispatch they'll remove. 1. 1. ofc. Fighting teams, regardless 0 the odds, attracted C.C. stu A We Looked Good zh Baskefball r MR. MICHAEL SCOTT This year our ath- letic department boasts its new head basketball and track coach 4 Mr. Michael Scott. His fighting spirit has been the inspiration of the basketball team and the entire student body. Closing his first season of C. C., Coach Scott has brought forth a team whose motto is Xever say dief' MR. JOSEPH SAITTA A fine football coach entered the athletic depart- ment this yearAMr. Joseph Siatta. Mr. Siatta. the football teamis head coach. developed a fighting team. He built a football team Whose fighting spirit was undaunted no matter how large the odds were against them. Tom Ream Page 5 REV. GILBERT G. WIRTZ Uur athletic director, Father Gilbert Wirtz has accomplished more in the athletic department than meets the eve. He worked hard to provide a con- venient dressing room for the football team. ln the past, Father Wirtz introduced track and has given us better athletic schedules. fl So. Bend C. C ............. . T he Foofooll Sooson Scjljiiji 0 The 1945 Football season gave the C. C. students Coldwatel' Ohm 0' C' C '-' 13 two of the things they wanted-a good schedule and North Side - --- ------- 6 9 C' C '--'- 0 an experienced team for next year. South Side .,,,,, .,,,,,, 2 7, C, C ,,,,, 0 Plunging into one of the toughest schedules C. C. has Central ,---q-----q- .4'--,- 1 Q9 C, C --,-- 6 ever had, the team opened it,s season against South 1 Bend Catholic, the only game of the season which Logansport 13? C' C ' 0 ended with a 0-0 score. South Side --.---- -.------ 1 49 C- C -s-- 0 At Coldwater the lrish were held scoreless in the first Central ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 53 C. C .,,.. 0 quarter. Our team opened the second quarter with a touchdown pass which gave the lrish their first win of the season. C. C. received their first defeat of the season at the hands of a powerful North Side team by a 6-0 margin. ln the most exciting and talked about game of the season, Central defeated the lrish by one touchdown. Central Catholic's 1945 Football season was closed by a l2-0 defeat from North Side. All in all, Joe Siatta,s team fought courageously and produced experienced players for next year. TUM REAM First row: lleft to rightl E. Nix. T. Schnieders. ll. Christman. T. Jehl. J. Hyde. J. Beck. O Bonalzoom, D. Devine, E. DeVille, D. Clemens, T. Logan, D. Sherman. and C. Sult. Second row: B. Elder, D. Hege, N. Kraback, P. Lynch. T. Logan. J. Caccamo. J. Carp, C. Avila J. Klingenberger, J. Lawlor, B. Ehrman, R. Wolf, P. Meehan, and Coach J. Saitta. Third row: S. Talarico, J. Steel, F. Vlfeaver. J. Hilker, J. Chamberlain, B. Clasper, J. Tyler, T Davis. W. Noll, J. Bonahoom, C. Mudrack, D. Creigh. and J. Blee. Fourth row: N. Parks, P. Perrey, B. Didier, J. Rademaker, B. Johnson. T. Mungovan. -r P.. u,,- X K . ,w 6 NWN it W, . c . ..- X wa 5 -e dr 4' ff 3 A 6 ff' M .J .4 , r I A 1 ., 2, Y . W. WN E ' fi . I -SNTN x.,,5,,, . . S xi N xx wi Q M. . X in T , Sf XY Qi! M1 y ,ww .f ,MRI JI, .1 -V , Ea' 1- + v, 6 2 w A ' L, V Mak 2 fi? 225 f -W, YZ? if 1 gs- 6 ' si' ae 9553 . . ii gsm, ,Q -Avi fl ' , . 1,2 ,, k. 5 if Z: 1 fix A 7 1 N i 5 K si :X A 3 H IV. 1' 13 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Ron' I - Bob Voorhees, Tom Logan, Eugene Wagner, Herb Huguenard tCapta1nl Bob Butz, Tom Jehl, Bay Fabian. Row 2 - tCoachj Michael Scott. Dan Anderson, Jack Tourney, Sam Talerico Leon Horstman, Jerry Hyde. The Bafkelball Season Wl16ll C. C. opened its 1945-46 net season this year, the door of victory was closed on them both times, as the Irish lost to North Side and Auburn. Then, the Fighting Irish turned in their first Wili in three starts by defeating New Haven, 26-23. In the three following games, we were jinxed by Central, South Side and Concordia. Then an improved team nearly broke the Hjinxn of the city schools, but fell to North Side by four points. In the next two silt gh fdtl'-1'1' ' . . games, 16 ealn s one 1e1r a JI 1ty by defeating HEbULTS OF BASKETBALL Hoagland 39-30 and Butler 37-35. The following SCHEDULE night C. C. lost to powerful Central, 60-40, in a N01-th Side ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 43 C game much closer than the score indicates. The ggllugavggff jijrjfigg E HSCottmen,' finished their season in brilliant stvle. Central g '--- --- - '---- 6 1 C I v - . ' South Side ,,.,.. ....,,.... 5 0 C In their last five games they chalked up five over- Concordia .... .......... 5 8 C . . . Huntertown ...... ...,,..... 2 3 C Wllfilllllllg victories over Leo, New Haven, East Be.-ne ,V,,,,-,,-,, ,v,,,,,,,, 3 5 C Chicago, Roosevelt, Decatur Catholic and Bluffton. g3ff1l3irE1d'iu: iilligg E As the season ended the team won 9 and lost 9. Hoagland ---------- ------'-'- 3 0 C Butler ........,....... ,......... 3 5 C TOTTL Ream Central ...,.... .......... 6 0 C Leo ,.,,,....,...,.. .......... 3 7 C New Haven ...... .......... 3 '7 C East Chicago Roosevelt .....,........ .......... 3 6 C Decatur Catholic .... ...,,..... 2 2 C Bluffton ............,... .......... 2 2 C Page 62 1 . ? ,,. v,,f 1 l B K P . f .St n- ' Q' -. likiggn . 1 A Page 63 wr.- Buz'lcz'z'f1g zz Track Team Although track has been tried here in recent years, it has been dropped due to the war. First started in 1943, it has not been resumed yet. During the past year, SC 77 ' ' cross country was begun to fill in for track. Coach Michael Scott issued the call for basketball and track men to take up across countryf' On the first day of school, forty enthusiastic boys were out at Saint Vincentis Villa ready to participate in this new undertaking. Coach Scott arranged a cross country meet with the North Side 'GBedskins,', state champs for the past three years. Although the Irish were nosed out, Mr. Scott was well pleased with the results. Voorhees, Voirol, Gremeaux and Anderson, to mention a few, look like real track material. Since 1943 C. C. has had track meets with North Side, Central, and South Side. It is hoped that this new enterprise, though its season is now finished, will develop into a major sport in C. C. Tom Ream. TRACK TEAM Row I - E. Hinsey, 1. Doak, B. Wiegand, J. Purviance. B. Butz, T. Keith, J. Caccamo. , Q A . ,:- '., ' 1 - ' ' L Row 2 - J. Keane, D. Passino, J. Beck, J. Hyde, J. Loney. B. Helmkamp. Row 3 - A. Cremaux, B. Voirol, B. Didier, S. Talerico, C. Herman, T. Jehl. ffl Row 4 - Coach Scott, B. Voorhees, K. Huguenard, F. Ray, B. Till, B. Spelman. 3. L, . Fr U ' 'il-TX T W ffm 5 'ZQI . xtxx X- I W 1-I X as h 11 - E he X ' TYR' -fy may CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Editor RAY WOLF Bus. Mgr. MARY CARLIN AcIv. REV. MICHAEL VICHURAS RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Rau' 1 - J. Keane, K. Huguenard. J. Beck. J. Donovan. B. Waltke. J. Loney. R014-' 2 - Coach Scott. D. Clemmens. J. Purviance, W. Augustyniak, B. Helmkamp, T. Logan. Ron' 3 - A. Cremaux, B. Voirol, C. Herman, D. Fenker, C. Kocks, B. Johnson. The R eyerve Team Like the varsity, the reserve squad got off to a bad start. They lost the first two games to North Side and Auburn by very close scores at the 'gRedskins , but were turned away by two points Outplayed by Central and South Side, they were again the victims of very close games. With renewed efforts, the reserve squad sparked themselves to a 53-35 victory over Concordia. Witll some former players on the var- sity, the reserves proved their ability by wins over Huntertown and Berne. Then, Dunkirk and Hoagland were victims of the much improved reserve team. They finished up the season with four straight wins-Leo, New Haven, Decatur Catholic and Bluffton. By winning 10 games and losing 8, the reserves showed us that C. C. will have plenty of good material to pick from next year. Tom Ream Page 64 They got another Hcrackn in a hard fought game. RESERVE TEAM SCHEDULE North Side .....,................ 18: C- C ----- 14 Auburn ......... ........... 2 43 C- C ----, 16 North Side ..... ........... 2 31 C- C --..- 21 4 Central ........... ........... 3 91 C- C ....- 38 I South Side ..... ........... 2 7: C- C -.... 117 ' Concordia ,,,,, ........... 2 53 C. C -.... 53 Huniertown ........... 18g C- C-----34 Berne ............. ........... 1 8: C. C ..... 35 North Side .. .. ........... 231 C- C ----- 20 Dunkirk ......... ........... 2 11 C- C -...- 28 Hoagland ,,,.,,, ........... 1 3, C. C ..... 23 Central .,,,,,. ........... 2 9, C. C ..... 28 Butler ......... ........... 1 8: C. C ..... 26 Central ,,,,,., ........... 3 1: C. C ..... 25 - Leo ....,...,............ ..,........ l 42 C ..... 38 New Haven ,,,,.,,,,,,........... 13: C. C ..... 23 Decatur Catholic ............ 223 C. C ..... 31 Bluffton ,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,....,,..,.., 21: C. C ..... 37 The Fra hmm Teamy FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Just think! Someday we will be on the varsity. said one Frosh football player to the other. The main purpose of the Freshman Football team can best be stated in the words of their coach. lVlr. Edward Rooney. My job is fundamentally preparingi the freshmen for the varsity teams of the Coming yearsf' FBESHMAN BASKETBALL The primary purpose of the Freshman Basketball team is to prepare boys for positions on the reserve and varsity squads. Although teamwork and physical fitness is neeessary. they can be listed as secondary. This training in the fundamentals of basketball will. in the future. produce bigger and better Basketball teams. Tom Ream Page H5 azi- 'Trl Xsw-,,., Boys' Intramurals There is one specific purpose for having Boys Intramurals in Central Catholic High School - to produce boys of character who will become better Catholics and citizens. In order to provide athletic competition for boys who were not on the team, the Intramurals were instituted. If a sense of moral virtues and a love of fair play can be developed, it will serve imrneasurably for the welfare of the community. Besides being a character builder, Intramurals also serves as a body builder. Intramurals help to provide healthy young men for the defense of our country. Tom Ream SENIORS Room-303. JUN IORS Room-310. SOPHOIVIORES Room.-208. FRESHMAN Room-203. Page 66 Girls ' Intramurals It is an enthusiastic crowd which gives its homeroom team the cheers that spur them on to the victory at the girls' intramural hasketball games. These teams, compos- ed of at least eight girls. match their skills during the noon hour and after school. The many hard fought games and close decisions have pro- vided the rooters with ex- citement and pleasure. Under the fine direction and coaching of Miss Julia Heighway. the referees of these action - packed games were equipped to make im- portant decisions. The stan- dard girls' basketball rules were followed and each home room was represented. illary CUI'll.lI JUNIORS Room-315. FRESHMEN Room-103. SENT ORS Room-30114. SOPHOMORES Room-206. G.A.A. SPORTS HEADS Row I -- Lillian Muldoon. Miss Heighway. Joan Gillerion. Row 2 - Joan Lennart, Mary Ann Nash. Marilyn Ivunclerlin. G. A. A. MONOGRAIVI WINNERS Lucille Johnson, Mary Ann Nash. Mary Lu Adang, Marilyn Ivunderlin, Ruth Von- cler Haar, ,Ioellen McDonald. Ruth Schlink, Pat Kinlz. Pat Yaste, Lillian Muldoon, Dorothy Maliszewski. G. A. A. OFFICERS Row 1 - Miss Heighway, Ruth VOIld6I' Haar, Mary Lou Aclang. Lucille Johnson. R010 2 - Joellen McDonald. Jean Ryan, Rita Robinson. SENIOR VOLLYBALL CHAMPS Kneeling - Pat Yaste. Joellen McDonald, Lillian Muldoon. Mary Lu Aclang. Assunta Se-ttiini. Sfflllliillg - Ruth Vonclerhaar. Mary Yurt, Ruth Schlink, Lucille Johnson. Mary Ann Nash. Page 68 Girly! Alhlelzb As50czkzIz'0r1 The Girls' Athletic Association is just what the name suggests - an organization of lun-loving. sporty, healthy girls. Some of their activities include fourteen mile hikes to the Muldoon Farm. roller skating parties at Bellis Rink. volleyball and basketball tournaments, The G..-XA. operates on a point basis. the being the goal for whif-h each girl strives. This mono- gram represents a total of fifteen hundred points. President. Ruth Vonderlrlaarz vice-president. Mary Lu Adangz: serrelary-treasurer. Jean Ryan: publicity manager. Joellen McDonald and point sevretary. Rita Robinson and Luville Johnson are the officers. with Miss Julia Heighway as the moderator. .Vary Carlin 1,11 t MU is 1 l 1 1 Q 3 I 'UH mga ...r -,xx 1 ming! Claws Reviewing in swift recollection The four years of labor and gain, The Class proudly Welcomes inspection, Its efforts Were seldom in vain. But Time moves with studied precision, September has loped into June, So the Senior must make his decision His vocation in life begins soon. 1. 1. oe To see C.C. students at their youthful best: praying, cheer- IJKIQC . l. t . d t- lk. l zng, zs enzng, an a mg, ey must be observed at an assemblv. Relz9re5er1Ialz've RAY WOLF A prowess in football and a Bing Crosby voice - the keynotes to Ray Wolfs popu- larity. For school spirit he cannot be topped. As for enthusiasm, he has an overdose. DEAN FRANKE How is our athletic program coming along? just ask the capable student manager, Dean Franke. HERB HUGUENARD A familiar sight on the hardwood is C. Cfs basketball captain, herb Huguenardka swell fellow. Page 72 ANN MARIE BRUG A keen mind and a ready smile are provino Ann Marie Brug's niost valuable assets. DON FRIEBURGER C. C.'s own Quiz Kid, Don Frieburger, is Hhepn when it coines to beating those drums. BOB GLASPER Bob Glasper is a utwo-fistecli' guy with a heart of gold and a friendly grin. .lOElJl,EN MCDONALD School spirit and ,loellen McDonald go hand in hand. Her willingness to eo-operate is praiseworthy. s Sees Smzbrs JOAN DALEY She not only works: she gets things clone. This can easily he said of Joan Daley. She posseses leadership and clepenclability. For this was she elm-te-fl to inany responsilnle positions. JACK HILKER As a football player and Class president Jack Hilker has proved himself a pal's pal. DULOHES FABIAN Dee Falnian has a personality plus . As prom attendant and senior x'im:e-president she s super. Page 7 Abw' c :Q rf 5 'ff N V ,QQ 4 Resin? .,.i55:iEE-1 ,, 231335555 -:1i:iEI:f: ,, .... siiiiaf' . 2 Z3 QM ZXWMAW W MZ? QQQMQW fwwgwfm 8 5,Q5QQW I6 ,if M ,- M00 fwvmn MW , 5550! 6254323 The Seniors The Senior Prom . . . our last flin 7 A t g. s we danced to the strains of acM6l1lJ1'lGS,i, many thoughts of our high school career filled our minds. In glancing back we remembered such things as . . . our first thrill of high school . . . th ise fiendish misdirections of upperclassmen, and tackling those algebra problems. Our Sophomore year . . . we were veterans then! Vlfe succssfully inaugurated the Freshman-Sophomor W e elcome party . . . that yearis retreat gmt' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President-Jack Hilker. X ice-President - Delores Fabian. Secretary - Ann Marie Brug. Treasurer-Ray YVolf. began hitting home. Suddenly we were upperclassmenl The many tragedies of the war. then at its peak, dampened our spirits. but we still will always remember the sensation of our .lunior Dance. That year we dreamily watched graduation. As Seniors we marched on. under the guidance of Jack Hilker, our president. ln November we selected as our Football King, Bob Glasper, and at the same time boasted proudly of Leo Jehl, who made the all city football team. Devoutly we made our last retreat and soon after struggled bitterly for a tournament ticket. For the last time we cheered on our team, which was under the capable leadership of Captain Herb Huguenard. And now we It ' ' crowned our c iave chosen Joan Cl d' Iueen. aluxtobe W1 e iave iehved many times th . ose wonderful 1ne1 ' once again F' tl nories, wishing Q6CICtl ies imen. ln a few d . v y we were ays we will graduate, b always live on. Page 7-I ut our many memories will Margaret Hartman Salulalorzkzn DONALD FREIBURGER We, Seniors, boasted ro dl f p u y o Don throughout our four years here at Central Catholic. In ad- dition to his four year scholastic record, he has been interested in m ' any school clubs and activi- ties. For three years he has been an active band member. serving both as orchestra and band president. By a popular vote of the Senior Class Don was chosen as one of the representative Seniors. It is his fine sense of humor and pleasant disposition which makes him popular with both the faculty and student body. Va lecz'z'6l0rzkz11 ANN MARIE BRUG During her four vears h I ere at Central Catholic Ann Marie Brug has been an outstanding student. Scholastically, she was c'tops , Her eXtra-curri- cular activities well ' equalled her scholastic work. A sunny smile and friendly uhellow have always been characteristic of Ann. This year Ann proved her popularity by being elected treasurer of the Senior class, attendant in the Prom Queerfs Court, and one of the ten representative Seniors. Page 75 AT: Aw 'PATRICIA BAILEY Pattie Precious Blood 2312 Cambridge Blvd. Shorthand and Typing Awards MARILYN M. BALSER Lynnie St, Peter's 2523 Bowser Ave. Echo Art Ed. TOM BANGERT Popsie St. Patricl-:'s, Arcola R. R. No. 6 Varsity Football, Intramurals. 'BARBARA A. BEEKMAN Beelrie St. Pete-r's 2416 S. Clinton St. Veronica Guild, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Dia- matic Club, Twirler Club. JOHN J. BENDER jack Precious Blood 1624 Franklin Ave. Legion of Mary, Band, Orchestra. MARJORIE BENDER Marge Precious Blood 1230 Sherman St. Shorthand Award. 'MARY BENNETT St. fua'e's 1917 Pemberton Dr. Veronica Guild, Legion of Mary, Mission Rep., Intramurals, Shorthand and Typing Awards. MARY ANN BERGHOFF MOUSl'E St. Mary's 1139 Oak St. Mission Rep., Intramurals, GAA Triangle, PATRICIA BERGHOFF Pat St. jude's 1943 Lawndale Dr. Students Spiritual Co., Red Cross, Bond Drive Rep. 'WILLIAM BERGHOFF Twitch St. jude's 2009 Forest Park Blvd. Student Council, Apostleship of Prayer, Intra- murals, Reserve Basketball Team. JAMES C. BLEE jim St. Patrick's 314 E. DeWald St. Glee Club, Intramurals. Paladin Club. JOHN R. BLEY Jack St. jude's 2021 Lynn Ave. Shamrock Rep., Glee Club, Intramurals. Class of1946 MARY LU ADANG Lowe St. John the Baptist 827 W. Foster Pkwy. Shamrock Ed. Staff, Latin Club Pres., Dramatic Club, GAA Letter, Typing Award. JO ANN ALLERTON I0 St. Patrick's 815 Hamilton Dr. Legion of Mary, Spanish Club, Red Cross. DAN ANDERSON Baldy St. Patricl-:'s 720 Poplar St. Echo Rep., Orchestra, Glee Club Pres., Varsity Basketball, Track, Intramurals, Shamrock Staff. CATHERINE ANKENBRUCK Kate St. ll1:1ry's 1015 Liberty St. Legion of Mary, Red Cross, Shorthand and Typing Awards. PHYLLIS ANSBERRY Phill St. fude's 2525 E. State Blvd, NANCY AURENTZ Nan S2 Patrick's 3016 Euclid Ave. Mission Rep., Latin Club, Science Club, Scho- lastic Monogram '44, Typing Award, Echo Rep., Shamrock Rep. IST 'THOMAS BLOMBERG Tom St. John the Baptist 4722 S. l7ayr:e Ave. Students Spiritual Co., Shael Club, Legion of Mary, Shamrock Sportswriter, Student Council, Spanish Club, Apostleship of Prayer, Science Club, Dramatic Club, Four Year Perfect At- tendance, Prom Committee. THOMAS BOBAY Tom St. Andrew's 2910 New Haven Ave. Intramurals, War Bond Captain. PATRICIA BORKENSTEIN Patty St. Peter's 2522 Reed St. 'EM Intramurals, GAA Numerals, Shorthand and Typing Awards. ILY BOSLER Em St. Iude':: 1721 Randalia Dr. Dramatic Club, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Intramurals. JACQUELINE BOWERS jackie Precious Blood Parlsh 4165 Archer Ave. Legion of Mary, Spanish Club, RICHARD BRANDT Dick St. fude's 1307 Kensington Blvd. 'QW vi' 10 ig - '5?'f'? V213 xi-.N 'JUNE BRAUN Goome St. Patricks 1015 Oakdale Dr. Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, GAA Triangle, GAA Numeral. JOHN G. BREITENBACH jack St. jude's 1318 N. Anthony Blvd. Intramurals. ANN MARIE BRUG St. Peter'S 2305 Warsaw St. Shael Club, Mission Rep,, Student Council, Civics Club, Orchestra, Scholastic Monogram '43, '44, '45, Class Sec. '46, Highest Average Medal '43, St. Augustine Alumnae Scholarship '44, '45, Religion Medal '43, '44, Prom Attendant, Honor Student. 'COLLEEN BURGARD Boomer St. Patricl-:'s 336 PV. Leith St. Students Spiritual Co., Spanish Club, Dramatic Club. RITA CARDINALI Reef Cathedral 1114 S. Clinton St. Legion of Mary, Red Cross, Shorthand and Typ- ing Awards, MARY CARLIN Red St. Patriclfs 542 Kinsmoor Ave. Echo Bus. Mgr., Shamrock Rep., Spanish Club. 'PHILLIS CARRIG Phyl St, Peter's 24475 Gay St. Veronica Guild, Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross, EILEEN CASTERLINE Cassie St. jude's 320 E. jefferson St. Echo Staff, Spanish Club, Red Cross Rep., Dra- matic Club. MARJORIE CAYOT Kay St. Hyacfnth's 2929 Reed St. Veronica Guild, Legion of Mary, Mission Rzp., Echo Rep., Dramatic Club, Typing Award, Intra- murals. 'BARBARA COE Babs St. fude's 1025 Kenwood Dr. Apostleship of Prayer, Typing Award. JOAN COONEY foany St. john the Baptist 4401 Indiana Ave. MARY JOAN DALEY fo St. Pa1r5'ck's 3724 Gay St. Students Spiritual Co., Legion of Mary, Mission Prcs., Shamrock Feature Ed., Dramatic Club Pres. and Production Manager, Scholastic Mona- gram, Honor Student. Class of 194 ' COLLEEN DONAHUE Precious Blood 417 Huffman St. Legion of Mary Vice'Pres,, Dramatic Club Vice- Pres,, Growing Pains , '4Cinderella of Lore- land , Intramurals, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Concession Worker, Prom Attendant. RUTH ANN ECKRICH Ruthie St. jude's 1914 Kensington Blvd. Shorthand and Typing Awards. DONALD EHINGER Ringer St. Peter's 445 La Salle St. Orchestra. 'DOLORES FABIAN Dee St. john the Baptist 4015 Avondale Dr. Mission Rep., Shamrock. Student Council, Glee Club Treas., Dramatic Club Pres., Class Sec. '44, Class Vice-Pres. '46, Intramurals, Short- hand and Typing Awards, Prom Attendant, Honor Student. RAYMOND FABIAN Ray St. john the Baptist 4015 Avondale Dr. Mission Re . Shamrock Student Council P' . v Science Club, Science Club Vice-Pres., Class Pres. '45, Varsity Basketball, Dramatic Club. BOB FENKER Fred St. Peter's 3118 S. Anthony Blvd. Shamrock, Spanish Club, Science Club, Typing Award. 'GERALD FIEDLER ferry Sr. Mary's 731 E. Wayne St. Shamrock Rep., Science Club, Oratory Award '44, Intramurals. WILLIAM FIEDLER Bill St. AMary's 731 E. Wayne St. Latin Club, Civics Club, Science Club, Scho- lastic Monogram '44, '45, '46. ROY FIRESTINE St. Mary'S 523 E. Douglas Ave. 'PAUL FLECKINSTEIN Sf.. J056'P17'S 1306 Taylor St. Science Club. DONNA MAE Fox Foxy St. Peter's 2535 Hanna St. Orchestra. GERALD FOX ferry Sri Mafy'S 1118 Oak Sr. Science Club, Band, Glee Club, Intramurals. Class of 1946 'JOSEPH H. DANIEL foe Cathedral 1917 Alabama Ave. Band. ARLA JANE DAVITO Janie Sr. Peter's 453 St. Martin St. Typing Awards. GAIL DESMOND Des Precious Blood 702 Archer Ave. Intramurals. VIRGINIA DETMER Ginny St. Iude's 1834 Kenwood Ave. Dramatic Club, Intramurals, Shorthand Award, Typing Award, GAA Member. JAMES DE VILLE jim Precious Blood 521 W. Third St. JAMES DI GREGORY jim St. Mary's 2502 Maumee Ave. Intramurals. 'DEAN FRANKE St, Pete,-'5 441 E. Taber St. Mission Rep., Shamrock, Student Council, Civics Club, Science Club. Intramurals, Student Mgr.. Honor Student. DON FREIBURGER Foozie St, Paul's 922 W. Packard Ave. Legion Of Mary, Science Club Sec,, Band Pres. '45, Orchestra Pres., Scholastic Monogram '43, '44, '45, Latin Medal '43, Highest Boy Average '43, '44, '45, Honor Student. GERALD FREIBURGER ferry St. Aloysius Yfldiff Intramurals. 'PATRICIA FREIBURGER Pat St. Peter's 2519 Warsaw St. Shorthand and Typing Awards, Four Year Per- fect Attendance, ROSELLA GAREY Bappy St. Peter's 1936 Antoinette St. Shael Club, Shorthand Award. VIRGINIA GEOFFRAY Ginny St. jude's 2021 N. Anthony Blvd. Spanish Club, Glee Club. Typing Award. -4,- ' MARY ELIZABETH GERARDOT Mary E. St. ,losepl1's 2008 Electric Ave. Glee Club, Typing Award. ROBERT GETTY Bob St. john the Baptist 4623 Tacoma Ave. Mission Rep., Science Club. Intramurals. JOSEPH GETZ foe St. Patrick's 922 Drexel Ave. Legion of Mary, Mission Rep., Shamrock Rep, Writers Club, Apostleship of Prayer Rep., Rod Cross Rep., Science Club, Dramatic Club, Senior Play, Intramurals. 'LAVON GIBSON Gib St. Patrick's 3713 So. Monroe St. Apostleship of Prayer, Dramatic Club. Typing and Shorthand Awards, Intramurals. BOB GIRARD St. Mary's 1146 Hanna St. Students Spiritual Council, Intramurals, Study Club, DE ETTA GLADBACH De St. Mary's 1712 E. Berry St. Echo Ed. Staff, Apostleship of Prayer, Scho- lastic Monogram '43, '44, '45, Shorthand Awards. 'JOAN GLADIEUX St. John the Baptist New Haven, Ind, Student Council, Prom Queen. Dramatic Club, Class Vice-Pres. '45, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Band. B OB GLASPER Precious Blood 660 W, Frith St. Echo Rep., Shamrock Staff, Student Council, Class Vice-Pres. '43, Varsity Football, Track, Intramurals, Varsity Monogram Winner, Foot- ball King, Football Team Captain '46, Honor Student. GERALDINE GOODMAN Gerry St. fude's 1902 Kenwood Ave, Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross, Glee Club. Dramatic Club. Intramurals, GAA Member, Crusade Award '43, 'JEROME GRIMMER jerry St. Iude's 2301 Forest Park Blvd. Student Council, Science Club, Class Pres. '44, Varsity Football. PAUL GROTHOUSE St. Peter's 802 Drexel Avenue BERNADETTE HAIFLEY Bernie SIA M3fY'5 1015 Monroe St. Legion of Mary, Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross, Glee Club, GAA Member, Class of I946 'CAROL HAWLEY St. Patrlck's 2215 S. Calhoun St. Legion of Mary, Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross, Dramatic Club, Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Shorthand and Typing Awards. LILLIAN HAYDEN foy ' St. Patrick's 516 W. DeWald St, Dramatic Club, Growing Pains , Cinderella of Loreland , Intramurals, GAA Member, Short- hand Awards. MAURICE HEBB Moe St. Peter's 2502 Pontiac St. Students Spiritual Co., Student Council, Band, Orchestra, Varsity Basketball, Track, Intra- murals, Varsity Basketball Monogram Winner. 'VICTORIA HEGBLI Vicky St. joseph's 2715 Taylor St. Echo Picture Ed. EUGENE HEINY Gene St. Jude'5 2701 W. Drive Spanish Club. ARTHUR HEINZELMAN Heinzie Precious Blood 1225 Putnam St. Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Intra- murals, Typing Award. ' FRANK HELMSING St. Peter's 1010 Rudisill Blvd. Shamrock Staff, Science Club, EUGENE HENRY Hank Precious Blood 602 W. State St. Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Intra- murals, Varsity Football and Basketball Mono- gram Winner. RITA I-IERBER Reef St. Patrick's 421 Rose Lane Students Spiritual Co., Spanish Club Treas., Red Cross, Shorthand and Typing Awards. 'JACK HILKER Scrappy Precious Blood 1628 Barthold St. Class Pres. '46, Varsity Football, Intramurals, Varsity Football Monogram Winner, Honor Student. VIRGINIA I-IILKER Gee Gee St. Patrick's 801 Poplar St. Echo Rep., Shamrock Bus, Mgr., Spanish Club, Writers Club, Science Club, Dramatic Club, Growing Pains , Cinderella of Loreland . Dramatics Monogram Winner. PHYLLIS HIPPENHAMER Phyl Precious Blood 1721 Oakland St. Veronica Guild, Shorthand and Typing Awards. Class of 1946 MARY HANLEY St. Andrew's 1426 Lillie St. Student Council, Intramurals, Typing Award. DOROTHYY HAPP Dot St. Vincent de Paul's R. R. No. 3, Bethel Road Mission Rep., Scholastic Monogram '45, Typing and Shorthand Awards. MARGARET HARTMAN Maggie St. john the Baptist 420 W. Sherwood 1 er. Mission Rep., Echo Feature Writer, Shamrock Adv., Latin Club, Red Cross, Science Club Pres., Prom Attendant. THERESA HARTMAN Terry St. Peter's 2501 Hanna St. Band, Band Librarian, Scholastic Monogram '43, '45, Intramurals, Shorthand and Typing Awards, 2nd Place in State Band Contest '44. BERNARD HATFIELD Berny St. ,1oseph's Roanoke, Indiana Student Council, Apostleship of Prayer, Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Intramurals. DON HAUGHAN Don St. Paul's 1860 Lindley Ave. Intramurals, 'LOIS HIPSKIND L06 Cathedral 1317 Kensington Blvd. Legion of Mary Pres., Shamrock Mailing Staff, Student Council. Intramurals, Shorthand Award, Concession Worker. HILDEGARDE HOFACKER Hilde St, jg5gph'5 2010 Brown St. Legion of Mary, Shamrock Reporter, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Glee Club, Scholastic Mono- gram, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Four Year Perfect Attendance, Music Monogram, Dramatic Club. DONNA HOGAN Dee Gee Cathedral 918 Monroe St. Students Spiritual Co., Veronica Guild, Shael Club, Shamrock Adv. Mgr., Latin Club, Writers Club, Intramurals, GAA Member, Twirlers Club. 'JOHN H. HOOPER Hoop Cathedral 618 Davis St. Shamrock Rep., Spanish Club. PAUL HOY Sunny Precious Blood 1602 Geller Sf- HERBERT M. HUGUENARD Herb St. joseplfs R. R. No. 8, North Bend Dr. Mission Rep,, Shamrock, Student Council, Class Treas., Varsity Basketball Monogram Winner, Honor Student. 'GEORGANNA JAEGER Georgie St. fude's 2409 Kensington Blvd. Legion of Mary Treas., Glee Club, Dramatic Club Sec., Growing Pains . Cinderella of Loreland , Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Short- hand and Typing Awards, Concession Worker. DOROTHY JEHL Dottie St. john the Baptist 201 N. Seminole Cr. Legion of Mary, Red Cross, Dramatic Club, Intramurals, Typing Award, Four Year Per- fect Attendance. LEO J. JEHL Clem St. 1-'eter's 42 LaSalle St. Shamrock Rep., Intramurals, Varsity Football and Basketball Monogram Winner, All City Football, Student Mgr. 'LUCILLE JOHNSON johnny Precious Blood 533 Fourth St. Veronica Guild Head, GAA Point Sec., GAA Monogram, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Concession Worker. RICHARD N. JOHNSON Dick St. Peter's 2335 John St. Shamrock Rep. ROBERT JOHNSON Bob Cathedral 1108 Ridgewood Dr. R. R. No. 2 Students Spiritual Co., Varsity Football, Intra- murals, State Scholastic Art Winner. 'MADONNA JORDAN Penny Precious Blood 1713 W. Fourth Sr. Spanish Club.. Glee Club Point Sec., Intra- murals, Twirling Awards, Twirler Pres. MADONNA KAADE Mak St. -Patrick's 1006 Illsley Dr. Civics Club, Band Sec., Orchestra, Scholastic Monogram. RAYMOND L. KALLMYER Ray St. john's 1044 Powers St., New Haven Spanish Club, Band Captain. 'MICHAEL KAST Mm. St: R-2te'r's 2813 Reed Sr. Mission Rep., Scholastic Monogram, Intra- murals. TIM KELLEY Kelley Si' P3!fiCk'S I 522 Kinsmoor Ave. Student Council, Class Sec., Intramurals. DON KENNERK Zulu St. Louis Monroeville, Ind., R. R. No. I Intramurals Class of l946 'PATRICIA LACEY Pat St. PauI's 934 W. Main St. Spanish Club Sec-Treas., Apostleship of Prayer, Dramatic Club, Typing Awards. MAURIECE LANDSTOFFER Recer Precious Blood 1601 Cherokee Rd. Veronica Guild, Spanish Club, Typing Award, GAA Member, Intramurals. JEAN LAPP Jeanie Precious Blood 1530 Sherman St. Spanish Club, Intramurals, GAA Member, 'ELMER LAUER Pancho St. Mary's 320 Dalman Ave. Spanish Club, Apostleship of Prayer. ROBERT LAUER Bee St. Joseph's 2317 Opechee Way Mission Rep., Shamrock Rep., Intramurals. THOMAS EDWARD LAUER Tom St. Patrick's 820 Hamilton Dr, Intramurals, Server. 'PATRICIA LAUGHLIN Lockie St. lohn's 419 W. Lexington Ave. Shamrock Staff, Spanish Club, Science Club, Glee Club, Growing Pains : Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Typing Award, Dramatic Club Treas. MARY LOUISE LEONARD Birdie Cathedral 227 Center St. Echo Bus. Staff, CAROL LEUENBERGER Louie St. Jude'5 2414 California Ave. Mission Rep., Glee Club, Intramurals, Twirlers Club, Twirling Awards, GAA Member. 'LUCILLE LITCHFIELD Louie St. Peter's 2115 Lafayette St. Typing Award, MARY HELEN LEWIS Lewie Cathedral 1617 Tilden Ave. Shamrock Cartoonist, Latin Club, Writers Club, Band, Orchestra, Glee Club Accompanist, Scho- lastic Monogram '43, '45, Art Scholarship '45. DOLORES LUBOMIRSKI Dee St. Hyacii-ith's 2504 John St. Echo Ed. Staff, Apostleship of Prayer, Orches- tra, Scholastic Monogram '43, '45, Typing and Shorthand Awards, Echo Rep., Intramurals. Class of 1946 'PATRICIA EILLEEN KINTZ Pat St. Patrick's 3118 Lillie St. Mission Rep., Twirlers Club Sec., Glee Club Point Sec., Dramatic Club, Intramurals, GAA Awards, Twirling Awards, Dramatic Award, WILLIAM E. KINTZ Bill St. Mary's 1233 Lillie St. Cross Country Track Team, Intramurals. PEGGY KLEIN Pete St. Patrick's 2414 Fax Ave. Latin Club, Apostlesfhip of Prayer, Dramatic Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Shamrock Rep. 'ELIZABETH KRAMER Frenchy St. Andrew's 2613 Pittsburgh St. Mission Rep., Glee Club, Shorthand Awards. IRIS KRAMER I St. j'ude's 1527 Pemberton Dr. Mission Vice-Pres., Shamrock Ed. Writer, Latin Club, Science Club, Intramurals, Typing Awards, GAA Member, Four Year Perfect At- tendance, Concession Worker. ROSEMARY LA BA Rosie St. Patrick's 227 lfV. llfildwood Ave. Veronica Guild. Shael Club, Legion of Mary, Echo Bus. Staff, Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross, Glee Club. 'MARY T. LULEY LUIU Precious Blood 315 Huffman Sie Veronica Guild Sec., Intramurals, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Four Year Perfect Attend- ance, Concessions. TIMOTHY MCCANN Tim St. Patrick's 3218 Bowser Ave. Science Club, Intramurals, JOELLEN MCDONALD fo St. Patriclt's 466 Englewood Ct. Mission Rep., Shamrock Editor, Latin Club. Writers Club Pres., Red Cross, Science Club Co-Chair., Glee Club-Sec., Scholastic Monoa gram '43, '44, Oratory Awards '44, '45, Cham- ber of Commerce Oratory Award '45, GAA Pub. Mgr., GAA Letter, Concession Worker. Intramurals, Honor Student. 'MARY RUTH MCDONALD Mac sf. Patrick's 1245 w. Rudisill Blvd. Students Spiritual Co., Echo Bus. -Staff, Latin Club, Red Cross Intramurals, Typing Award. RICHARD MCENTEE Mac St. Andrew's 1104 Elmwood Ave. Red Cross. TOM MANISCALO Torn Sf, jg17n'5 4621 Arlington Ave. Legion of Mary, Mission Rep., Science Club. rv' 'AGNES MARCOTTE Nini St. Patrick's 207 W. Dewald St. Glee Club, Scholastic Monogram, Shorthand and Typing Awards, French Club, HELEN MARTIN Marty St. fude's 1612 Curdes Ave. Glee Club, Typing Award, G.A.A. Member, Intramurals. PATRICIA MARTIN Pat Precious Blood 652 Spring St. Intramurals, Shorthand and Typing Awards. 'FRANCES M. MEEHAN Mike St. Andrew's 2624 Mauniee Ave. Shamrock Rep., Spanish Club, Glee Club, Intra- murals, PAUL MEEHAN Umps Precious Blood 32 Putnam Sr. Intramurals, Varsity Football Monogram Win- Def. HARRIET MEIER Herman St. Peter's 815 Colericlt St. Echo Sub. Mgr., Latin Club, Library Staff, Dramatic Club, Growing Pains , Intramurals, Typing Award. 'YOLANDA MEO Lonnie Cathedral 4105 S. Calhoun St. Intramurals, Shorthand and Typing Awards. MARY EILEEN MERRINANE Eileen Precious Blood 1013 Third St. Veronica Guild, Echo Staff, Shorthand and Typing Awards. DOLORES METKER DoDo St. jude's R. R. No. 9, Maysville Rd. Echo Ed. Staff, Shorthand and Typing Awards. 'JACQULIN MILLER jackie St. Patriclt's 716 Kinsmoor Ave. Latin Club, Red Cross, Science Club, Typing Award. GEORGANA MOMPER Georgie St. lolm's 1042 Hartzel St., New Haven Spanish Club, Glee Club. MARGARET MOMPER Marge St. ,lolm's 1156 Bell Ave., New Haven Veronica Guild, Shael Club, Legion of Mary, Glee Club, Typing Awards, Echo Typist. Class of 1946 x f si' 'fm if' 'RALPH NICHTER St. Pau1's Intramurals. MARGARET NIEB St. Andrew's 2 Apostleship of Prayer, Glee Club. CATHERINE NIX St. Andrew's Shamrock Rep., Intramurals, Typing Award. Rudy 520 Lavina St. Margie 835 Schele Ave. Kattie 2533 Winch St. Shorthand and 'WILLIS NOLL Willie Precious Blood 1011 Archer Ave. Varsity Football Monogram Winner. PAUL O'CONNOR Ope Precious Blood 1223 Wefel St. Varsity Basketball, Track. LUCILE O'KEEFE Suey St. Andrew's 2318 Chestnut St. Shorthand and Typing Awards. 'NEIL PARKS Park-0-vack Precious Blood 3339 Garland Ave. Intramurals, Varsity Football Monogram Win- ner. ROBERT PERRY Bob St. Andrew's 1425 Fletcher Ave. Students Spiritual Co., Legion of Mary, Latin Club Vice-Pres., Intramurals. DONALD PAUL PERSING Don St. fude's 1322 N. Anthony Blvd. Echo Bus. Staff, Spanish Club Sec., Intramurals, 'RICHARD PLUMB St Patrick's 2534 Mission Rep., Shamrock Sport Dick S. Lafayette St. s, Paladin Club Pres., Cross-Country, Intramurals, Varsity Basketball Monogram Winner. DICK PUTNAM St. Peter's Dick 2930 Oliver St. Shamrock Rep.. Varsity Football, Intramurals. CONSTANCE RACHT Connie St. ParricIc's 332 W. Woodland Ave. Students Spiritual Co., Mission Rep., Latin Club, Red Cross, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Cinderella of Loreland , Speech Award. Class of 1946 'PEGGY MORTON Peg Precious Blood 2107 Cherry Lawn Shamrock News Editor, Latin Club, Science Club, Scholastic Monogram '43. LILLIAN MULDOON Midge St. f0seph's, Hesse Cassel R. R. No. 10 Latin Club, Apostlesl-nip of Prayer Pres., Intra- murals, G.A.A. Letter. MARY ANN NASH Nashie Precious Blood 519 W. Fourth St. Veronica Guild Pres., Shamrock Typist, Intra- murals, G.A.A, Point Sec., G.A.A. Letter, Typ- ing Awards, Concession Worker. 'MARY JANE NESSWALD fame St Paul's 1117 Swinney Ave. Mission Rep., Civics Club, Scholastic Mono- gram '43, '44, 45, '46, Shorthand and Typing Awards. JOHN NICHTER jack St. john's 3907 Fairfield Ave. Shamrock, Science Club, Typing Award Intra- murals. JOHN NICHTER Duke St. Andrew's 2603 Holton Ave. 'DOROTHY RAUNER DOP? S . P t ' lt' 301 E. Wildwood Ave. Lbgioannct-if SMary Sec.. Dramatic Club, GAA Triangle, Shorthand and Typing AwafdS. JAMES RAUFER Jim St. Patriclc's 427 Kinnaird Ave. Students Spiritual Co., Legion Of Mary, SPBT115h Club, Intramurals. THOMAS A. REAM T99 Cathedral 1424 Columbia Ave. Mission Rep., Echo Sports Ed.. Science Club, Intramurals. 'NANCY READER Beetle St. Patrick's 2837 S- Barr St' Shamrock Reporter, Band, Dramatic Club. Cinderella of Loreland , Intrarnurals, GAA Triangle, Shorthand and Typing AwafdS. Twirler Club Vice-Pres., Twirler AwafdS. SUE REICHARD Slllff' St. Patrick's 3135 Broadway Spanish Club, Library Staff, Science Club. Typing Award. JOSEPH REISING Ive St. Peter's 432 E. Suttenfield St. Library Staff, Intramurals. 3 E If-i Q fu ty-me 'THERESA RENNER Terry St. Peter's 2309 Lillia St. Legion of Mary. Intramurals, Shorthand Awards, GAA Member. BERNARD REUL Bernie St. Patrick's 1915 Cromwell Ct. Shamrock Staff, Spanish Club, Four Year Per- fect Attendance, Msgr. Conroy Religion Award, Msgr. Dapp U. S. History Award '45, Intra- murals. RITA ROBINSON Slug St. Peter's 531 E. Leith St. Apostleship of Prayer Treas., Dramatic Club, Shorthand and Typing Awards, GAA Member, Echo Rep. 'ROSELYN ROCKEY Rosey St. jude's 1124 Kensington Blvd Shamrock, Student Council, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Writers Club, Civics Club, Science Club, Dramatic Club, Scholastic Monogram '43, '44, Class Pres. '43, Intramurals, GAA Numerals, Concession Worker, ROSEMARY ROE Rosie St. Patrick's 134 E. Pontiac St. Apostleship of Prayer, Dramatic Club, Intra- murals, Shorthand Awards. BARBARA ROETHELE Bob Precious Blood 1728 Meridian St. Veronica Guild, Mission Rep., Student Council Sec,, Class Sec. '45, Shorthand Award, Conces- sion Worker, 'MARY LOU ROHYANS Lulu St. Pe-ter's 523 E. Woodland Ave. Band, Intramurals, GAA Sec., GAA Triangle, Shorthand and Typing Award, Twirlers Club, Twirling Award. TERESA RORICK Tessie St. Louis, Besancan New Haven, R. R. No. 2 Echo Feature Writer, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Growing Pains . MERWYN RULO Meft St. lude's 2219 Kentucky Ave. Shamrock Reporter, Latin Club, Science, Intra- murals, Typing Award, French Club. 'DONA SAWYER Donnie Precious Blood 650 Huffman St. Mysteries of the Mass . RUTH SCHLINK Rustie St. Patrick's 2525 S. Wayne Ave. Shamrock Reporter, Latin Club, Glee Club, Drainatic Club, Cinderella of Loreland , Scho- laistic Monogram '43, Intramurals, GAA Numer- a s. JO ANN' SCHLUMBOHM Slirimpie Precious Blood 1314 Sherman Blvd. Veronica Guild, Echo Bus. Staff, Shamrock Bus. Staff Apostleship of Pr S . ayer ec., Red Cross, Prom Attendent, Dramatic Club GAA Trian le Sh h d -g , ort an Award, Civics Club, Con- cession Worker. Class of 1946 JAMES STEEL jim St. jude's 2420 Lynn Ave. Intramurals. JOHN STEIGMEYER Precious Blood 1514 Oakland St. Latin Club, Intramurals. MARY STIEGLER Dolly St. Iude's R. R. No. 9, State Rd. Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Shorthand and Typing Awards. 'PATRICIA STIER Patt St. Peter's 116 Congress Ave. Legion of Mary, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Shorthand Awards. CATHERINE STRACK Katie St. joseph's R. R. No. 5 Intramurals, Shorthand Award. JOAN STRASSER Annie St. jude's 2520 Lynx. Ave. Guard of Honor. 'JEAN SUELZER Gert St. Patrick 210 Esmond St. Shamrock Staff, Student Council, Spanish Club, Latin Club. Writers Club, Glee Club, Dra- matic Club, Scholastic Monogram, Typing Awards, Freshmen Palladin Degree, Shamrock Rep., Concession Worker, Shamrock Service Men's File. MARY LOUISE SUELZER Blue Eyes St. Mary's 522 E. Lewis St. Students Spiritual Co., Mission Rep., Red Cross, Scholastic Monogram, Four Year Perfect At- tendance, Intramurals, Shorthand and Typing Awards. AUDREY TAINTER Precious Blood 1301 Third St. Veronica Guild, Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross, Shorthand and Typing Awards. MARY TARRING Terry St. Mary'x 341 Madison St. Veronica Guild. Apostleship of Prayer, French Club, GAA Member. URBAN H. TEDERS Bing St. Peter's 2902 Smith St. Shael Club, Intramurals. JACK TOURNEY jock St. Peter's 451 E. Pontiac St. Shamrock Staff, Student Council, Scholastic Monogram, Intramurals, Varsity Basketball Monogram Winner. Class of 1946 MARY ANN SCHOENLE Shtimpie St. Paul's 1902 Riedmiller Ave. Echo Bus. Staff, Typing Award. ASSUNTA SETTIMI Sunt St. Mary's 1421 McCulloch St. Students Spiritual Co., Library Staff, Dramatic Club, Cinderella of Loreland , Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Echo Rep. PATRICIA SHERMAN Pat St. Andrew's 2502 Pittsburgh St. Student Council, Red Cross, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Bond Chairman, Civics Club. THOMAS SHOVLIN Tom Cathedral 702 Columbia Ave. Science Club, Intramurals. WILLIAM SPELMAN Wild Bill St. Patrick's 2418 S. Wayne Ave, Glee Club, Glee Club Librarian, Lost Carol . Intramurals, Track Monogram Winner, Glee Club Monogram Winner. PAT STANGER Patt Precious Blood 2411 Cortland Ave. Library Staff, Apostleship of Prayer, Dramatic Club, GAA Point Sec., GAA Triangle. Veronica Guild. Y fm. 'CHARLES TRAPP Charlie Precious Blood 1422 Sherman Sr. Spanish Club, Orchestra, Intramurals, Band Monogram Winner. JEANETTE UEBER Sr. Perer's 2317 Warsaw Sr. Student Council, Class Sec. '43, Shorthand and Typing Awards. MARJORIE URBINE Marge St. Peter's 523 Buchanan St. Legion of Mary. Shorthand and Typing Awards. GAA Member. 'THERESA URBINE Frenchy St. Rose's Monroeville, Ind. Students Spiritual Co., Red Cross, Scholastic Monogram, Intramurals, Four Year Scholarship. LA DONNA VACHON Blondie St. Aloysius R. R. No. 1, Yoder, Ind. Apostleship of Prayer, Glee Club, RICHARD VACHON Dick St. Andrews 3600 Maywood Ave, Apostleship of Prayer, Glee Club. 4 fix fra new 'ROSS VAN HORN Elmer St. john the Baptist 4814 Calumet Ave. Legion of Mary, Student Council, Spanish Club, Senior Prom Committee. MARILYN ROSE VOIROL Marly Precious Blond 2208 Andrew St. RUTH VONDERHAAR Ruthie Precious Blood 807 VI. State Blvd. Veronica Guild, Intramurals, GAA Pres., GAA Letter, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Cone cession Worker. 'JAMES C. VOORS jam Cathedral 1603 Edgewater Ave. Spanish Club. Latin Club. Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Growing Pains , Cinderella of Lore- land . JULIA VORICI-I julie St. Perer's 1321 Woodbine Pl. Shorthand and Typing Awards. JOAN VORNDRAN fo St. Peter's 516 E. Sutteniield St. Legion of Mary, Red Cross, Intramurals, Short- hand and Typing Awards, GAA Member. 'MAGDALEN VORNDRAN Taffy St. Andrew's 2805 Maumee Ave. Apostleship of Prayer, Glee Club. ROBERT VORNDRAN Frosty St. Andrew's 2701 Chestnut St. Legion of Mary, Apostleship of Prayer, Intra- murals. PATRICIA WALKER Pat Cathedral 716 Davis St, Shamrock Editorial Writer, Latin Club Sec.. Writers Club Vice-Pres., Civics Club, Dramatic Club: Growing Pains , Intramurals, GAA Triangle. 'CARL WALL Butch St. Peter's 3322 S. Webster St, Intramurals. RITA ANN WALTEMATI-I Reet St. Patrick's 435 W. Wildwood Ave. Legion of Mary, Latin Club, Apostleship of Prayer, Intramurals, Shorthand Award. FRANCIS WEAVER Frank St. Peter's 2137 Weisser Park Ave. Students Spiritual Co., Legion of Mary, Sham- rock Rep., Glee Club, Intramurals, Varsity Football Monogram Winner. Class of 1946 'MARCINE WEAVER Marty St. Patrick's 226 W. Williams St. ROBERT A. WEDLER Bob St. Peter's 311 E. Creighton Ave. Glee Club, Intramurals. JEAN RICHARD WILKENSON jean St. Patrick's 3214 S, Harrison St. Spanish Club. 'RUTH WINSTEL Skinny St. foseph's 1922 Eby Ave. Echo Rep., Shorthand and Typing Awards, Art Club. EDWARD WOEHNKER Butch St. Mary's 1604 E. Wayne St. Intramurals. MARJORIE D. WOEHNKER Shorty Cathedral 1331 E. Washington St. Shamrock Rep., Apostleship of Prayer, Intra- Y murals, Typing Award. v l 'RICHARD WOEHNKER Wink St. Patrick's 3802 Arlington Ave. Shamrock Rep., Science Club, Varsity Football, Intramurals, Typing Award. RAYMOND WOLF Ray St. Patrick's 3401 S. Clinton St. Echo Editor, Student Council, Glee Club, Dra- matic Club, Class Treas. '46, Varsity Football Monogram Winner '44, '45, '46, Honor Student. MARY JANE WOOD Cathedral 128 W. Douglas Ave. Shamrock Librarian, Spanish Club, NVriters Club, Library Staff, Scholastic Monogram '45, Intramurals. 'HELEN MARIE WUNDERLIN Dimples St. Mary's 436 E. jefferson St, Legion of Mary, Apostleship of Prayer, Glce Club, Typing Award. DORIS ANN WYATT Freckles Precious Blood 1219 Oakland St. Veronica Guild, Library Staff, Apostleship of Prayer. JUNE WYSS St. Andrew's 2914 New Haven Ave. -waz Band, Orchestra, Shorthand and Typing Awards. 2 . R41 5 - ' X. 'PATRICIA YASTE Pat St. john the Baptist 4655 Old lllill Rd. Mission Rep., Shamrock Asst. News Editor, Science Club, Dramatic Club Treas,, GAA Let- ter, Typing Award, Concession Worker. YES MARY YURT Tex St. Louis, Besancon New Haven, R. R. No. 2 Intramurals, GAA Awards. PATRICIA ZUBER Patt St. Andrew's R, R. No. 10, Wayne Trace Red Cross, Intramurals, Veronica Guild. 'RITA ZURBUCH Reet Precious Blood 1922 Oakland St. Students Spiritual Co., Veronica Guild, Student Council Vice-Pres., Shorthand and Typing fazvards, Concession Worker, Class Vice-l-ref. GENEVIEVE ZURBUCH Jenny Sf- 1l7?f.V'S 1021 Lafayette St, Veronica Guild, Shael Club, Shamrock Rep., Spanish Spanish Club, Intramurals, Typing Award. Class of 1946 X NWN' -'Q The funzbr Literally sitting on the doorstep, well prepared to Hstep into our shoesw, is the Junior class of 547. Represented in all activities, they have earned many top honors. Some of these go to Bob Klingenberger, who has set the pace in speech. with his orations at the Junior Town Meetings of the Airii. ln an entirely different field, Bill Ehrman rated laurels by making the all city football team. Q ,,gwvN ,- T, M? ,..nvN ' W ,,,,,4DNW ' 5 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President+Robert But z. Vice-President - Dolores Tinnne. Secretary H' , U- lta Schnurr. Treasurer - Robert Did- rick. Like the Sophs, the Juniors too have opened a way to basketball fame, with their president Bob Butz. as leader . . . athletically ad well as scholastically. Five important team members were: Bob Voorhees. Lee Hortsman, Bob Butz, Tom Logan, and Gene Wag11e1'. Sharing honors, were nine mighty Juniors on the football team with plenty of Mwhat it takesii. Many hjaunty Juniors were musically inclined. As such was the case the band, orchestra and glee club drew large dividends. lVe're leaving with an air of confidence Juniors. feeling sure that you will successfully carry on. as you have proven you can. Good luck! Margaret Hartman Page 00 Room I Rau' I .IOAN ALSPAUGI-I PHYLLIS ARNOLD SUE ANKENBRLCK HARRIET BRASE I 3 Ron' I? PAT BEERINIAN ROBERT BELOT COLLEEN CHANEY TOM ERPELDINIL IIOII' 5 MOLLY KEANE DICK KOHRMAN DAVE KLINCENBERGER SISTER .IEANNE ELIZABETH RITA MOMMER .IOAN MATHEWS IOIIN MORRELL DONALD MINNICK ,I 0 Run' 3 DAN IJICKMEYER EDITH DIDIER .IOAN GILLIERON .IOAN IlO'I I'.-I Row 0 RICHARD OYERMEYER BIND PERRY PAIIL RYAN THERESA RYAN MARCI RETTA SCIIAFER PAT STORIIH .IAME5 SCHEI-'FER U I Ron' 4 LI IIII,I,E IIOEIIN MARILYN IIAFFNER KATIIRYN HIGGINS DON JEHL GENE .IANSEN LOI IS .IAIIQIIAY Razr T MARIE SMITH RITA SIINL RR MARJORIE IBELIIOR IIIIA RLOTTE X ORN DRA N BID WILLIAMS ED YASTE JEAN ZWIERKO Page 91 1 2 Rau' I BETTY AREND FLORENCE ALTCLSTYNIAK HERBERT BAUER MARJORIE BECKER STEPHEN BERG MARGARET BERNING TOM BLEE Row 5 BETTY HILTON .IERALD HOEYEL MARIE HOGAN TOM LOFTU5 BOB LORAINE PAT MAI-IER Page 92 3 4- Rou' 2 .IOAN BADKER MARILYN BRIGCEMAN PAT BROGAN JOHN CARP .IOAN CHAMBERLIN DONNA LEAE MARY JANE COX Row 6 .IOAN MAIN DON MINICK JOAN NOLL DOROTIIY O'CONNELL GERALD CVMORROW N Room 310 5 6 Rozy 3 DICK CUNEY DONALD DAGER TOM DAVIS ROBERT DIDIER JOAN EICKMAN PHYLLIS ELBERSON MIKE ELLINGHAM Row 7 PHILLIP PERREY FRANCIS RAY LILLIAN SITKO THERESA STANFORD MARY ANN VAN RYAN 7 Row 4 ELAINE FAUROTE LIICILLE FEIPEL JOAN FREIBURGER SYLVIA GEROFF ARNOLD GREMAUX DONA GRIMMER PATRICIA HAMIXIERLE SISTER MARY ANGELE