Central Catholic High School - Centripetal Yearbook (Toledo, OH)
- Class of 1935
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CSQJJQQ The CENTRIPETAL Copyright 1935 BY , BERNARD KAMINSKI Editor-in-Chief STEPHEN ADAMCZEWSKI Axfociate Editor JOHN EBERLY Bnfinefy Mana gen ANDREW SZEMETKO Ayfiftanl Bnfineff Manager BENJAMIN MORRIN Art Editor JANE MULLEN Cirenlateen Mana gel' The CENTRIPETAL Publnlaeci by the SENIOR CLASS OF CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL TOLEDO, OHIO 1935 FOREWORD In climax to their four years at Central, the members of the Senior class of 1935 present as their farewell activity this fifteenth annual. It is their hope that this memorial of their past achievements will furnish the students with pleasant memories of their days spent at Central. In leaving this volume behind, the Seniors Wish to express their gratitude to the faculty and to all others who have helped them during their four years' journey. 4 TABLE of CGNTENTS PAGE DEDICATION . 6 VIEWS . . 3 ADMINISTRATION . 13 SENIORS . 21 JUNIORS 37 SOPHOMORES . 42 FRESHMEN . 47 ORGANIZATIONS . 53 ATHLETICS . 69 CALENDAR . . 82 ADVERTISEMENTS . . 84 STUDENTS, REGISTER . . 103 5 DEDICATIQN Staunch loyalty to Central Catholic High School during three years of generous service has endeared our assistant principal to the Seniors of 1935. In recognition of his keen sense of fairness and in appreciation of his patience and good advice, we dedicate this fifteenth volume of the Centripeml to our good friend, the Reverend James O'Toole, S.T.D., J.C.D. 6 REVEREND JAMES O'TooLE, S.T.D., J.C.D Axfifmnt Principal 7 Central Catholic High School Central Catholic High School oHers its students all the advantages of modern education, not only through a modernized school curriculum but also through an excellent religious program so necessary in training to good citizenship. The school was constructed only seven years ago in 1928, and is one of the most up to date school buildings in Toledo. It has a faculty of forty instructors and offers a program of studies including the following curricula: Academic, Scientific, Commercial, Teaching, Art, Drafting and Home Economics. The school owes its beginning and continued existence to the generosity of the thirty Catholic parishes of the city. 8 Where God holds Court.a11 through the day And students come their homage to pay. 9 Empty now, but not for long. Mr. Fischer's pride and joy. Here nimble fingers cur and sew. Learning the ways and means ofpastels. fOtherwise it is very fine. Whose design will be the best?. Houses, airplanes, or what have you? Tapping away on the typewriter. W, Echoes of the Present Yonthg his footsteps on the floor. Walls haunted by the Voices of those who'Ve gone before 12 ADMINISTRATION MOST REVEREND KARL ALTER, D.D Biylwp of Toledo 14 REVEREND RAYMOND G. KIRSCH, A.M Principal 15 REV. GERALD W. E. DUNNE, A.M. Lin. D. Religion and Mecllaniral Drawing REV. RAYMOND F. GORMAN, A.B. Religion and Latin The Board of Fiscal Control RT. REV. MSGR. E. M. O'HARE, Director RT. REV. MSGR. H. E. BOESKEN, Chairman RT. REV. MSG11. A. DEAN REV. W. A. TOBIN REV. E. CONNOLLY REV. H. P. WAECHTER REV. A, S. PIETRYKOWSKI REV. R. G. KIRSCH, Secretary 16 RT. REV. MSGR. E. M. O'HARE Direrror, Board af Final Canzral SISTER M, ALMA, B.S.E. CN,D.D Latin SISTER M. AGATHA CO.S.F.D Biology I fi SISTER M. ANTHONY, A.M, fO.S.U.D Librarian SISTER M. AMADEUS, B.S.E. fO.S.U.D Engliib I ER CONSTANTIA B S. SISTER M. CAMILLUS, A.M. 1- , A CO.S.F.D Matlfematim CO.S.F.D Bialagby if . V if S . V '-h' S ff . SISTER M. GERMAINE, A.B. SISTER M. GERTRUDE, A.B. CO. Hiflofgf CO. M Hi.ff07jf SISTER M. ALOYSIA, A.B. QO.S.U.D Englifb lp. SISTER M. CALLISTA, B.S.E. CO.S.U,D Englifla SISTER M. BERNILDIS, B.S.E. CN.D.D Latin SISTER M. ESTELLE, A.M. SISTER M. DALENE, CN.D.D CN.D.D C0l7Z7l76l'Cid! Commerfial SISTER M, GORDIAN, A.M. SISTER M. HILDA, A.M. CN.D.D CN.D.D Latin Art SISTER M. HORTENSE, A.B. CO.S.F Fremla, Germmz SISTER M. JEANNE, B.S.E. CN.D.D Cammercial SISTER M. LOUIS, A.B. CN.D.D Commerrifzl SISTER M. ROSE, A.B. QO.S.F.j General .fciefzce SISTER IMELDINE CN.D.D Cammerrial SISTER M. IRENE, B.S.E. SISTER M. ITA, PlI.B. CO.S.U ffl S. FQ Nlatfaematiar Efzglhh SISTER JEROME QO.S.F.D Matlaemaficf SISTER M. MAGDALENE, B,S.E QO.S.U.D E1zg!ifl1 SISTER M. ROSELNIA, A.B. QO.S.F.D Frefzflv, .fpmzirb SISTER M. LELIA COSUQ SISTER M. LIGOURI, BSE Ezzglifb CO.S.F.D Hiytmy -s ,,' ' .- SISTER M. NERI, B.S.E. SISTER M. PATRICIA, B.S.E Hiffmj' Englifb R M.ARIE THERESE, A.B. SISTER M. VICTORIA, B.S.E QO.S.F.D Cbf7l2f.FfIlV fO.S.U.D Hams Emzzawirf 18 MR. VALENTINE FISCHER B.E.E. Science, Mntl2emntic.r TALTY Dmmntzcx and Playficnl Ed. MRS. MILDRED STEG ER MR. C. H. WEBBEN MISS CATHERINE SCHUBER Record Clerk MR. L. E. THUEL, Architect Interior Deicgning MR. JOHN CONNOLLY, A.B. Public Speaking MR. JULES PILLIOD, A.B. L.L.B. Commercial Law Miss CATHERINE MCALEESE Attendance Clerk MRS. RICHARD RASSEL .Yecretnfjf Maintenance and Cafeteria MR. JOHN WELTER MR. EDWARD KISSEBERTH MR. GEORGE KISSEBERTH MRS. MAMIE LENSCH MRS. CHARLES CULPERT 19 M1ss Loxs JOHNSON MR. ALVINJ. SACKSTEDER A,B. Athletic Director MR. JOSEPH SAINTON Director of Mzefic MR. PATRICK MURPHY MR. ROY JOHNSON M ilu Catherine Earley, '20 John Rynn, '21 Donelva Albert, '22 Edward Edes, '22 Helen Mae Cusic, '23 Marjorie Duck, '23 Gertrude Unger, '23 Clair Fitzgerald, '24 Joseph Fitzgerald, '24 Catherine McKeown, '24 Alice Ball Boeck, '25 Dorothy Conrad Rukosky, '26 Mildred Huss, '27 Francis McAleese, '27 Margaret McAuley McDonough, '27 Raymond Urbanski, '27 Mary Ethel Bixler, '28 Natalie Lattin Fike, '28 illilvmnriam Louise Huss, '28 Coletta Settlemeyer, '29 Earl Carey, '30 Cecilia Dankovvski '30 Lawrence Haynes, '30 Mary Neptune, '30 Max Woodka, '30 James Robedeau, '30 John Ceboll, '31 Melvin Lammers, '31 Margaret Schnapp, '31 Clement Muszynski, '32 Esther Ceboll, '33 Clara O'Loughlin, '33 Vera Ronau, '33 Catherine Dunigan, '34 Joseph O'Brien, '35 William Slavin, '37 CLASSES The Seniors Glad to be leaving . . . on our lips . . . but deep in our hearts . . . Why can't Seniors be Seniors forever? . . . We can . . . for Senior means the elder one . . . the one who sets the example . . . and graduating from Central . . . we are a little better qualified . . . or should be . . . to set examples Worth following . . . The pages . . . in our memory book . . . because no funds are necessary . . . will contain many cuts . . . of the colorful pictures . . . of colorful events . . . in our Senior year . . . We can remember . . . with pardonable pride . . . the second-best . . . but to us the best . . . football team . . . basketball team . . . and teams in general . . . The class officers . . .johnny On-the-Spot Eberly . . . charmingjeannette Aubry . . . that vixen Madelyn Brighton . . . with the air of stalwart Bill O'Loughlin . . . Gentleman and Captain . . . have helped to make the class of '35 one to tell the grand children about . . . The lovely rings . . . and the senior play . . . We still remember the songs from The Firefly . . . They were the days . . . Although We leave a . . . pleasant memory Cwe hopeD . . . We take a hundred with us. Representative Seniors Prerzdent ...,,,,,t,,,,,,, Vice-Prerident ...,....,.. Secretary ,..,...,.r Trearurer ,,t, Adamczewski, Stephens. Geiger, Catherine .,.,r,.,,,. Howard, Patricia ..,..., Laibe, Elizabeth ,.,r,,r 7 Lynch, Eleanor ,tt,t,, Miller, Lillian ..t,..,,,.... Walker, Margaret t,r,,r,,,,t CLASS OFFICERS .........1,,John Eberly ,r,,,....Jeannette Aubry .William O'Loughlin 1,,Madelyn Brighton First Second Third Fourth ..10 10 8 6 ,. 9 10 11 6 110 10 12 6 ..10 10 12 5 N10 12 12 5 .10 10 10 5 .. 9 12 10 5 The above students have received at least 8 semester A's in each of the first three years, and at least 4 A's in the first semester of the fourth year. 22 Representative MISSION REPRESENTATIVES LETTERMEN LaBeau, Geraldine Fischbach, Francis Navarre, Mary Eileen Rabbitt, Michael ORCHESTRA Adamczewski, Stephen Galdys, Alice Gens, Anna Horri gan, John Kaminski, Bernard ' McVicker, Antoinette Schmitt, Lizzecte Todd, Virginia BAND Bick, Rozanne Callahan, Bernice Collins, Jeannette Dunn, Mary Frances Durliat, Ruth Geha, Fasoh Ghyselink, Cecilia Grubb, Francis Ignatowski, Henrietta Leek, Bette Meyer, Rosella Monroe, Mary Kathryn Rutkowski, Dorothy Duck, Robert Hinton, Norman Mackley, William Mahoney, William McDonagh, Bernard Modrowski, Theodore O'Loughlin, William Rabbitt, Michael Reed, Robert Ringenbach, Francis Rosenfelder, Richard Rossler, Frank Sanislo, Ernest Schramm, Bernard Smyth, Donald Szemetko, Andrew Wawrzyniak, Donald BASKETBALL I-Iashim, Louis Hinton, Norman Huss, Albert McDonagh, Bernard Modrowski, Theodore Rossler, Frank 23 Seniors BASEBALL Dickman, Richard Hummel, Paul Kest, Harold McDonagh, Bernard Neuser, Edward Rabbitt, Michael Rossler, Frank Sanislo, Ernest Szemetko, Andrew Wawrzyniak, Donald FOOTBALL Collins, Alva Gibbons, Martin Mackley, William Mahoney, William Katafiasz, Daniel O'Loughlin, William Rabbitt, Michael Reed, Robert Ringenbach, Francis Sanislo, Ernest Wawrzyniak, Donald GOLF Horrigan, John Rosenfelder, Richard Wawrzyniak, Donald ADAMCZEWSKI, STEPHEN ' D St.I-Iedwig Senlors AMON, MARY AGNES Q QQ Our Lady of Perpetual Help Adil ANDRESKY, ALICE St. Hyacinth BANASIAK, STEPHEN St. Adalbert ALLEN, PAUL St. Patrick AUBRY, ROBERT St. Mary AUBRY, DOROTHY St. Agnes AUBRY, JEANNETTE Cathedral Chapel BICK, JAMES Immaculate Conception l BERRY, MARY JANE Cathedral Chapel BILLMAIER, DONALD St. Teresa BOYER, GERALD Immaculate Conception BICK, ROZANNE St. Agnes BOROWSKI , PAULI NE Cathedral Chapel COLLINS, ALVAH Good Shepherd BERTLING, MARJORIE Gesu BUSH, RICHARD Cathedral Chapel BRIGHTON, AD YN Cathedral Cha ll 'Q T 1 9 3 5 COQLIXEAIQANNETTE DONOVAN, WILLIAM Cathedral Chapel COYLE, VIRGINIA St. Agnes DUCK, ROBERT St. Agnes DALY, MARIE Cathedral Chapel DUNN, WILLIAM St. Michael DREW, HELEN St. Thomas Aquinas EAGAN, JOHN Our Lady of Perpetual Help DUNN, MARGARET St. Ignatius .4 1... lil Ill CONLIN, RICHARD Cathedral Chapel BYKOWSKI, MARTHA St. Anthony CALLAHAN, BERNICE Blessed Sacrament 4 DOWLING, JOHN St. Ann DICKMAN, RICHARD Gesu CHRISTIE, DOROTHY St. Michael CUMISKEY, THOMAS St. Agnes CARcus, GIZELLA St. Stephen DREIER, CLARENCE Good Shepherd I ff NI HHH EB5fLXgl2?N S e I1 i 0 1' S DUNN, MARY FRANCES St. Michael EXTINE, EUGENE St. Anthony DURBAN, PAULINE Gesu FACKELMAN, EDWARD Cathedral Chapel DURLIAT, RUTH St. James FIscHEACI-I, FRANCIS Cathedral Chapel FEHLEN, VIVIAN St. Agnes GAYNOR, PAUL Cathedral Chapel FINN, MARY ELLEN St. Michael GIBBONS, MARTIN St. Vincent de Paul GRAHAM, BERNARD Cathedral GEHA, FASOH Cathedral FUCHS, FRANCES St. Vincent dc Paul GALDYS, ALICE MAE St. Anthony GRUBB, FRANCIS St. Mary GROVER, LLOYD St. Mary GEIGER, CATHERINE Sr. james llll l 1 9 3 5 HEi7ul'5l2'lUIS GENS, ANNA St. Agnes HORRIGAN, JOHN St. Teresa GHYSELINK, CECELIA Blessed Sacrament HOUSER, JAMES St. Agnes GLEASON, I-QEN HUBER, WALTER Sc. Patrick HAAS, BERNADINE St. Ignatius H Good Shepherd XF UMMEL, PAUL Cathedral Chapel Ill Ill! HAUCK, CORINNE Sacred Heart I Huss, ALBERT Cathedral Chapel KAMINSKI, BERNARD HOLLEY, VIRGINIA Gesu KATAFIASZ, DANIEL St. Anthony St. Hedwig Q HOWARD, PATRICIA Immaculate Coneeptio I IGNATOWSKI, HENRIETTA St. Hedwig 27 KEENAN, EDWARD St. Mary IOTT, ROSELLA St. Agnes I HHH I. A HHH KlEILT.EbIEfaR,OUGLAS S e I1 i 0 I. S JONES, DORIS St. Mary KEST, HAROLD Our Lady of Perpetual Help KANNEY, ROSE MARIE St. Agnes -JONES, THOMAS Sacred Heart I-1 KLU TE N St. a es ' V KOSKE, RICH ARD jf! St. Hyacinth KRAJESKI, ALICE St. Teresa T' KUSNER, JOHN St. Mary Magdalene KRAJESKI, VIRGINIA St. Teresa LIGGETT, DWIGHT St. Thomas Aquinas MACKLEY, WILLIAM Our Lady of Perpetual Help KROTZER, VIRGINIA St. Agnes LABEAU, GERALDINE Immaculate Conception MAHONEY, WILLIAM Good Shepherd KRAMER, BETTY St. Peter and Paul MADDEN, WILLIAM St. James LAIBE, ELIZABETH Cathedral Chapel HHH C 1 9 3 5 MCDONQGH, BERNARD LECK, BETTY Ss. Peter and Paul St. MIehael LANGENDERFER, MARY ANN St. James MCILHARGEY, ROBERT Sr, john MCMAHON, XVILLIAM St. james LEDUC, Med St. Louis MCPARTLAND, DAVID Blessed Sacrament LUTTENBERGER, MARY JANE St. Vincent de Paul MODROWSKI, THEODORE St. Hedwig LYNCH, ELEANQR Cathedral Chapel MORRIN, BENJAMIN St. joseph, Erie NEUSER, EDWARD St, Mary MACIEJEWSKI, JULIA Cathedral Chapel MCVICKER, ANTOINETTE St. Thomas Aquinas MEIRING, RITA Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Agnes NIEHOFF, GILBERT Cathedral Chapel AW O'LoUGHLIN, WILLIAM METTY, RITA Cathedral Chapel cl H ll I Ill nw' i Ill OVERBERG, HARRY ' Good Shepherd S e Il 1 0 1' S MILLARD, DOROTHY MEYER, ROSELLA Immaculate Conception Immaculate Conception Q is R POMEROY, RICHARD Sacred Heart POLLAUF, RAYMOND Sacred Heart MILLER, LILLIAN St. Teresa PICARD, LEON Holy Rosary MONROE,MARYKATHRYN Ss. Peter and Paul RABBITT, MICHAEL St. Thomas Aquinas MULLEN, JANE St. Thomas Aquinas REED, ROBERT Our Lady of Perpetual Help REITER, JOHN 'Xb St. Hedwig Rl MYERS, CORINNE Cathedral Chapel N ARRE, MARY EILEEN Cathedral NIEHOFF, DoLoREs Cathedral Chapel ROSENFELDER, RICH St. Ann RINGENBACH, FRANCIS Sacred Heart ARD NISSEN, FERN St. Ignatius llll . QNX ee-x 'xf 1 9 3 5 ROSSLER, FRANK Good Shepherd NOEL, MADELYN St. Teresa SANISLO, ERNEST St. Stephen 5 fi O'BRYAN, GERTRUDE Cathedral Chapel ' SCHRAMM, St. Mar NARD f'S g SENDELBACH, RICHARD St. Teresa RUDNICKI, LILLIAN St. Teresa PASZEK, MARIE St. Adalbert SMYTH , DONALD Cathedral LJ! ,' . 7'Yi'7A, :AAA lll l ll! l RUTKOWSKI, DOROTHY St. Adalbert STAAB, WALTER St. Mary SZEMETKO, ANDREW St. Stephen SIIAUGIINESSY, RITA St. Agnes 31 SCHWARTZ MARIE Schmitt, LIZZETTE Blessed Sacrament St. Tholznas Aquinas THIEMAN, WILLIAM Cathedral Chapel TEALL, ARTHUR Sr. Mary SULIER, ESTHER St. Catherine ll +lll THIELEN, ANGELA Blessed Sacrament I' l WEISENBURGER, JAMES Good Shepherd ' VAN WORMER, ROBERT ' St. Agnes TRENDEL, ALo1s ' Sacred Heart S e 11 1 0 r S SZYMANSKI, ALICE St. Teresa VAMOS, VINCENT St. Charles Tonn, VIRGINIA Ss. Peter and Paul WALENTICK, MARGARET St. Catherine l WELTER, MERLYN Cathedral Chapel WALKEX, MARGARET Our Lady of Perpetual Help WASSERMAN, MARGUERITE Blessed Sacrament WILLINGER, ANNA Sacred Heart WOLFE, EVERETT Cathedral Chapel WAWRZYNIAK, DONALD St. Anthony ZALEWSKI, REGINA St. Adalbert WELTER, RITA Cathedral Chapel Yosr, URSULA Good Shepherd HESSLING, JOSEPH Gesu efwfff Q 'D if vm 1 Activities ADAMCZEWSKI, STEPHEN'GU3fd of Honor 2-3-4, Mission Representative 1-25 Orchestra 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Latin Play 45 Vergil Club 45 Nuntius Romanus 45 Cenrrirg Associate 45 Centripetalr Associate Editor 45 St. Vincent de Paul Society 3-45 Monogram Club 1-2-3-45 Short Story Contest, second prize 2. ALLEN, PAUL-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 3-45 Art Club 1-2-35 Acolyte Society5 Musical Comedy 3-45 Cmtripetals Activity Editor5 Ring Committee 4. ANDRESKY, ALICE?GU3.fd of Honor 2-3-45 Dram- atic Club 45 Cmtrirx Circulation Staff 4. AMON, MARY AGNES'GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-2-35 Musical Comedy 4. AUBRY, DoRo'rHY-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-25 St. Hilda's Guild 2-35 Art Club 2-35 Musical Comedy 45 Centric' Circulation Staff 4. AUBRY, JEANNETTE GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 St. Hilda's Guild 2-35 Art Club 2-35 Musical Comedy 3-45 Student Council: Class Vice-President 35 Class Vice- President 45 Centric: Third Associate Editor 45 Cmtripzmk Office Manager 45 Ring Committee 4. AUBRY, Ronizrvr-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 4. BANASIAK, STEPHEN GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Band 1-25 Student Council 4. BERRY, MARY JANE-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 2. BERTLING, MARJORIE1Gu3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Cenrrir: Copy Editor 4. Bicic, JAMES'GU2fd of Honor 45 Dramatic Club 4. Brcic, ROZANNE'GH2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Orchestra 35 Band 2-45 Glee Club 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L.1-25MusicalComedy45StudentCouncil2. BILLMAIER, DONALD-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Acolyte Society 3-45 Tennis Club 45 Monogram Club 4. Bonowsici, PAULINE-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 4. BOYER, GERALD1GU2Fd of Honor 2-3-45 Sodality Treasurer 45 Mission Representative 15 Glee Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Football 25 Musical Comedy 45 Student Council 2-3-45 Class President 2-35 Senior Class Play 45 Valedictorian. Busi-1, RicnARD-Guard of Honor 45 Latin Play 45 Acolyte Society 3-45 Vergil Club 45 Nuntius Romanus 45 Centric: Staff Writer5 Musical Comedy: Production Staff, 4. BRIGHTON, MADELYN'GH3fd of Honor 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Class Treasurer 45 Centric: Asst. Business Manager 45 Ring Committee 45 Senior Class Play 4. BYKOWSKI, MARTHA-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 15 Musical Comedy 4. CARcUs, GIZELLA'GUHfd of Honor 4. CALLA1-IAN, BERNICE-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 15 Musical Comedy 3-4. CHRISTIE, DoRo'rnY--Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-2-35 Musical Comedy 35 Student Council 15 Class Vice-President 15 Centric: Feature Editor 45 Short Story: First Prize 2. COLLINS, ALVA-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Football 2-3-45 C Clan 45 Tennis 4. COLLINS, JEANETTE'GUlfd of Honor 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 4. CONLIN, RICHARD-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Acolyte Society 2-3-4. COYLE, V1Ro1N1A-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Band 25 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Musical Comedy 45 Centripeml: Organization Editor 4. CUMrsK1zY, THOMAS GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Tennis Club 45 Class Treasurer 35 Senior Play: Publicity Staff 4. DICKMAN, RICHARD-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Baseball 3-45 Latin Play 45 Acolyte Society 25 Vergil Club 45 Nuntius Romanus 4. DoNovAN, WILLIAM-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 2-35 Student Council 2. DREIER, CLARENc1:fGuard of Honor 2-3-45 Football 2. DREW, HELEN'GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-25 Centric: Typist 45 Library Club 45 Monogram Club 2-35 Musical Comedy: Publicity Staff 4. DOWLING, JOHNfGU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Band 15 Glee Club 45 Football 35 Acolyte Society 1-2-3-45 Student Council 3-45 Centric: Circulation Staff 45 Swimming Club 45 Bowling Club 4. DUNN, MARGARET-Guard of Honor 3-45 Mission Representative 35 Glee Club 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. Vice-President 3, President 45 Musical Comedy 3-45 Student Council 45 Senior Class Play 4. DUNN, MARY FRANcizs-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-25 Musical Comedy 2-3-4. DUNN, W1LLIAM'GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Acolyte Society, 1-2-3-45 Musical Comedy 45 Senior Class Play 4. Ducxc, Ro1aaR'r-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Basketball Manager 3-45 Football Manager 2-3-45 Baseball Manager 35 C Clan 3-45 Monogram Club 4. DURBAN, PAULINE-Guard of Honor 4. DURLIAT, RUTH7GU3Yd of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 15 Orchestra 35 Band 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-2-45 Musical Comedy: Production Staff 45 Student Council 1-25 Class Treasurer 1-25 Senior Class Play: Production Stan' 4. EAGAN, .IOHN'GU3.fCl of Honor 2-3-45 Student Council 4. EBERLY, Joi-:N-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Sodality Prefect 45 Mission Re resentative 25 Dramatic Club 45 Musical Comedy: Ticket Staff 45 Student Council 2-45 Class President 45 Centripetai' Business Manager 45 Ring Committee 45 Senior Class Play: Ticket Staff 4. M Activities Ex-i-me, EUGENE4GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 35 Band 1-2-35 Glee Club 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Musical Comedy 3-45 Student Council 45 Centric: Circulation Staff 45 Senior Class Play 4. FACKELMAN, EDWARD'GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Acolyte Society 45 Musical Comedy 45 Student Council 4. FEHLEN, VIVIAN-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Band 25 Glee Club 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Musical Com- edy 45 Student Council 35 Class Secretary 35 Essay Contest : Second Prize 35Senior Class Play 4. FINN, MARY ELLEN-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 25 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 25 Centric: Asst. Circulation Manager. Fiscr-imc:-x, FRANCIS1GUlFd of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 45 Art Club 3-45 Acolyte Society 1-2-3-45 Student Council 25 Centripeznl: Asst. Underclass Photography Editor 45 Bowling Club 45 Swimming Club 4. Fucns, FRANCES-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 G.A.L. 15 Library Club 3. GALDYS, ALICE MAE-Guard of Honor 3-45 Orchestra 3-45 G.A.L. 1-2. GAYNQR, PAUL-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 3-45 Musical Comedy 45 Centric: Staff Writer 45 Server 2-3-4. Gm-IA, FASOH'GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 15 Musical Comedy 45 Centripetnk Asst. Circulation Manager. GEIGER, CATHERINE-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 35 Dramatic Club 45 St. Hilda's Guild 25 Art Club 1-25 Latin Play 45 Vergil Club 45 Student Council 45 Monogram Club 1-2-3-45 Salutatorian. GENS, ANNA1GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-25 Library Club 3-4. Griysiatrmc, CEc1L1A-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 35 Musical Comedy 3-4. Gimxous, MARTIN-Guard of Honor 3-45 Football 3-45 Art Club 25 Acolyte Society 3-45 Student Council 45 Ring Committee 4. GLEASON, HELEN-Guard of Honor 2-3-43 Dram- atic Club 4. GRAHAM, BERNARD-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 35 Boxing 35 Football 25 Acolyte Society 1-2-3-45 Centripetnl: Asst. Advertising Manager. GROVER, LLOYD-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Acolyte Society 1-2-35 Vergil Club 45 Nuntius Romanus 4. GRUBB, FRANcrs-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Student Council 45 Centric: Staff Writer 45 Senior Class Play 45 Musical Comedy: Production Staff 45 Football Manager 2. HMS, BERNADINE-GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 St. Hilda's Guild 2-3-45 Art Club 2-3-45 Centric: Staff Writer 45 Centripetnlx Photography Editor5 Ring Committee 45 Library Club 4. Hasinm, Louis-Guard of Honor 2-3-4. HAUCK, CoR1NNn-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 35 G.A.L. 1. HESSLING, .losnvu-Guard of Honor 3-44 Dramatic Club 45 Acolyte Society 3. HINTON, NORMAN-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Boxing 15 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Football 15 C Clan 3-4. HOLLEY5 VIRGINIA'GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 35 Dramatic Club 45 St. Hilda's Guild 2-3-45 Art Club 2-3-45 Centric: Asst. Advertising Man- ager 45 Centripeznls Art Staff 45 Ring Committee. HORRIGAN, JOHN+Gu3Fd of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 15 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Band: Drum Major 45 Dramatic Club 45 Football 25 Golf 45 Class Secretary 1-25 Centric: Staff Writer 45 Acolyte Society 25 Monogram Club 15 Senior Class Play. HOUSER, JAMEs+Guard of Honor 2-3-45 HOWARD, PATRICIA'GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 25 Glee Club 35 Dram- atic Club 45 Musical Comedy: Production Staff45 Student Council 25 Class Vice-President 25 Centric: Editor-in-Chief 45 Library Club 45 Monogram Club 1-2-3-45 Essay: First Prize 35 Senior Class Play: Production Staff 4. HUBER, WALTERmGU3fd of Honor 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Mission Representative 3. HUMMEL, PAUL4GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Baseball 4. IGNATOWSKI, HENRIETTA-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-25 Musical Comedy 3. Huss, ALBERT-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Musical Comedy 45 Student Council 3-4. lorr, ROSELLA7GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 4. JONES, THOMAS+Gu2fd of Honor 45 Golf 45 Vergil Club 45 Acolyte Society 45 Tennis 4. jomzs, Doius-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Band 1-25 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 2. KAM1Ns1ci, BERNARD-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Orchestra 45 Band 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Musical Comedy 2-35 Centric.- Sports Editor 45 Centripetnl: Editor-in-Chief 45 Acolyte Society 2-3-45 Monogram Club 3-45 Senior Class Play 4. KANNEY, Rosiz MARIE-Guard of Honor 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-2. KATAFIASZ, DANIEL-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Band 1-2-35 Glee Club 45 Boxing 1-25 Football 1-3-45 Acolyte Society 1-2-3-45 Musical Comedy 45 Student Council 45 St. Vincent de Paul Society 35 Tennis Club 4. KEHRES, CHARLES'GU3fd of Honor 3-45 Art Club3. KEENAN, EDWARD-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Vergil Club 45 Nuntius Romanus 45 Centric.: Staff Writer 45 Monogram Club 1-2. KELLER, DOUGLASmGu2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 1-25 Dramatic Club 45 Latin Play 45 Vergil Club 45 Nuntius Romanus 45 Student Council 2-35 Centric: Business Manager5 St. Vincent de Paul 3-45 Monogram Club 1-2-3-4. Kzsr, HAROLD-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Boxing 2-35 Basketball 15 Baseball 2-3-45 Golf 45 Acolyte Society 2-35 Student Council 3-4. KLUETER5 JEAN+GL13fd of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-25 Senior Play 4. Activities KOSKE, RICHARD7GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 15 Dramatic Club 45 Tennis Club 45 Student Council 4. KRAJESKI, ALICEYGU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 4. KRAJESKI, VIRGINIA7GUHfd of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 4. KRAMER, BETT1E'GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-25 Musical Comedy 45 Centric: Staff Writer 4. KROTZER, VIRGINIA4GUHfd of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 3-45 St. Hilda's Guild 1-2-35 Art Club 1-2-35 Musical Comedy 3. LABEAU, GERALDlNE'GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 45 Band 1-25 G.A.L. 1-2. LAIBE, ELIZABETH'GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Dram- atic Club 45 G.A.L. 25 Student Council 1-2. LANGENDERFER, MARY ANN-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 St. Hilda's Guild 2-3-45 Art Club 1-2-3-45 G.A.L. 1-2-3-45 Musical Comedy 45 Centric: First Associate Editor 45 Cenrripmzlx Copy Editor 45 Ring Committee 4. LECK, BETTE-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Orchestra 35 Band 1-2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Glee Club 2-3-45 G.A.L. 1-25 Musical Comedy 4. LEDUC, MoN1cA-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 25 Centric: Typist 45 Centripetnl: Typist 4. LUTTENBERGER, MARY JANE'GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 G.A.L. 1. LIGGETT, DWIGHT4GH2.fd of Honor 2-3-45 Dram- atic Club 45 Vergil Club 45 Senior Class Play 4. LYNCH, ELEANQR-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dram- atic Club 45 G.A.L. 25 Monogram Club 1-2-3-4. MACIEJEWSKI, JULiA-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 35 Dramatic Club 4. MACKLEY, WILLIAM'-GU2.Fd of Honor 45 Dramatic Club 45 Football 45 C Clan 45 Musical Comedy: Production Staff 45 Senior Class Play: Production Staff 4. MADDEN, W1LL1AM-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Foot- ball 15 Golf 45 St. Hilda's Guild 45 Art Club 25 Student Council 25 Swimming Club 4. MAHONEY, WILLIAM?GUHfd of Honor 2-3-45 Sodality Treasurer 35 Dramatic Club 45 Football 3-45 C Clan 3-45 Tennis Club 3-45 Musical Comedy: Asst. General Chairman 45 Senior Class Play: Asst. General Chairman 4. A McDoNAc11-1, BERNARD'GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 2-3-45 C Clan 4. McIL1-IARGEY, ROBERT1Gu2.fd of Honor 45 Acolyte Society 4. MCMAHON, WILLIAM'GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 25 Band 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Acolyte Society 1-2-3-45 Musical Comedy 3. McPARrLAND, DAVID7GUZfd of Honor 45 Dram- atic Club 45 Acolyte Society 45 Centric: Circula- tion Staff 4. MCVICKER, ANTOINETTE-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Art Club 15 Czntripemlx Girls' Sports Editor 4. MEIRING, Rr'rA-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 4. METTY, RITA1GU1fd of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Mission Representative 25 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-35 Musical Comedy 45 Centric: Feature Editorg Library Club 1-2-3-4. MEYER, ROSELLA-'GUHfd of Honor 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 15 Musical Comedy 4. MILLARD, DoRorHY-Guard of Honor 45 Dramatic Club 45 Musical Comedy: Ticket Staff 45 Senior Class Play: Ticket Staff 4. MILLER, LILLIAN-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dram- atic Club 45 Student Council 25 Ccntripetnl: Calendar Editor5 Library Club 2-3-45 Monogram Club 1-2-3-45 Short Story Contest:Third Prize 25 Essay Contest: Third Prize 35 Musical Comedy: Publicity Staff 45 Senior Class Play: Publicity Staff 4. MoDRoWsK1, THEODORE GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 25 Band 3-45 Boxing 35 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 35 C Clan 45 Tennis'45 Swimming 4. MONROE, MARY KATHRYN'GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-25 Musical Comedy 45 Senior Class Play 4. MORRIN, BENJAMIN'GU3fd of Honor 3-45 Glee Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Art Club 3-45 Acolyte Society 3-45 Musical Comedy 45 Centripezal: Art Editor 45 Ring Committee 45 Senior Class Play 4. MULLEN, JANE-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-25 Student Council 35 Centric: Managing Editor 45 Centripetal: Circulation Manager 45 Library Club 45 Senior Class Play 4. MYERS, CORRINNE-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dram- atic Club 45 G.A.L. 25 Centric: Girls' Sports Editor 4. NAVARRE, MARY EILEEN-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Band 2-35 Glee Club 35 Cenlripctnls Organization Editor 45 Monogram Club 1-2-3-4. NEUSER, EDWARD'Gll3.I'd of Honor 2-3-45 Baseball 45 Art Club 2-3-45 Acolyte Society 1-2-3-45 Student Council 25 Swimming 4. NIEHOEE, DoLoREs-Guard of Honor 3-45 Dramatic Club 4. NIE:-iorr, G1LBERT'GUZfd of Honor 3-45 Glee Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Senior Class Play 45 Musical Comedy 4. NISSEN, FERN-Guard of Honor 45 Dramatic Club 45 Centric: Circulation Manager 45 Cenzripemk Advertising Manager 4. NOEL, MADALYN-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dram- atic Club 45 Ceniripmzlx Typist 4. O,BRYAN, GERTRUDE-Guard of Honor 3-45 Library Club 3. O'LOUGHLIN, WILLIAM-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 25 Football 2-3-45 C Clan 3-45 Acolyte Society 45 Musical Comedy: Production Staff 45 Monogram Club 15 Class Officer: Secretary 45 Ccntripctnl: Sports Editor 45 Ring Committee 45 Senior Class Play: Produc- tion Staff 4. 4 l 1 5 Activities OVERBERG, HARRY-Guard of Honor 3-45 Dram- atic Club 45 Boxing 45 Centric: Exchange Editor 45 Tennis Club 4. Paszerc, Marius-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Cmtripmzl: Asst. Circulation Manager 4. Prcann, LEON+Gu3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Latin Play 45 Acolyte Society 3-45 Vergil Club 45 Nuntius Romanus 45 St. Vincent de Paul 3-45 Monogram Club 2. POLLAUF, RAYMOND'GUHfd of Honor 2-3-4. Pomznov, Ric:-IARD-Guard of Honor 45 Glee Club 4. RABBITT, MICHAELmGu3fd of Honor 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Boxing 35 Football 45 Baseball 45 C Clan 45 Acolyte Society 35 Senior Class Play 4. REED, ROBERT-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Basketball 2-35 Football 1-2-3-45 Baseball 3-45 Acolyte Society 2-35 Student Council 3-4. REITER, J0HN1GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 1-25 Dramatic Club 45 Server 1-2. RINGENBACH, FRANCIS1GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Football 2-3-45 C Clan 45 Cmtripcralx Sports Editor 4. ROSENFELDER, RICHARD Guafd of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 25 Glee Club 35 Boxing 2-35 Golf 2-3-45 C Clan 3-45 Musical Comedy 35 Student Council 45 Server 1-2. Rossuzn, FRANKbGuZfd of Honor 2-3-45 Basket- ball 3-45 Baseball 2-45 Golf 45 C Clan 45 Student Council 25 Server 4. RUDNICKI, LILLIAN-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 4. Rurlcowsrcr, DOROTHY'GH2fd ,of Honor 2-3-4 5 Dramatic Club 45 Band 45 Glee Club 3-45 G.A.L. 15 Musical Comedy 3. SANISLO5 ERNEST-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 45 Football 1-2-3-45 Baseball 45 C Clan 3-45 Art Club 1-2-35 Musical Comedy 4. Scnmrrr, Lrzzzrriz-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Or- chestra 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-45 G.A.L. 25 Library Club 3-4. SCHRAMM, BERNARD'Gu3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 25 Orchestra 25 Band 35 Dramatic Club 45 Cheerleader 3-45 Acolyte Society 35 Student Council 35 Centric: Columnist4. SENDELBACH, Rrcrmnn-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Student Council 3-45 Monogram Club 1-2-3-4. Scnwzmrz, MARIE7GH3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Dram- atic Club 45 G.A.L. 15 Vergil Club 45 Nuntius Romanus 4. SHAUGHNESSY, RITA'GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Sodality Vice-Prefect 45 Mission Representative 25 Orchestra 35 Band 2-35 Glee Club 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 25 Musical Comedy 3-45 Senior Class Play: Publicity Staff 4. SMYTH, DONALD7GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 1-25 Dramatic Club 45 C Clan 45 Swimming Club 45 Server 1-2-3-4. STAAB5 WALTER-Gulfd of Honor 3-4. SULIER, Esrnen-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-25 Cmrrir: Alumni Editor 4. SZEMETKO, ANDREW-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Glee Club 45 Football 2-35 Baseball 2-3-45 C Clan 3-45 Musical Comedy 45 Centripeml: Asst. Business Manager 45 Senior Class Play 4. SZYMANSKI, ALICE-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dram- atic Club 45 Student Council 4. TEALL, ART-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Centric: Feature Editor 4. THIEMAN, WILLIAM-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Band 15 Acolyte Society 1-2-3-4. THIELEN5 ANGELA-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dram- atic Club 45 Library Club 3. TODD, VIRGINIA-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-35 Dramatic Club 45 Glee Club 2-3-45 G.A.L. 1-25 Musical Comedy 2-35 Cenzripemlf Senior Editor 45 Monogram 2-3-45 Senior Class Play 4. TRENDEL, ALo1s-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Glee Club 3-45 Acolyte Society 45 Musical Comedy 3-45 Student Council 45 Senior Class Play 4. Vamos, VINCENT'GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Football 25 Server 1. VANWORMER, ROBERT-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-35 Football 1-2-35 Tennis Team 3-45 Swimming Team 4. WALENTICK, MARGARET-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Band 15 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1-25 Vergil Club 45 Nuntius Romanus 45Cmtric.' Class Notes 4. WALKER, MARGARETW'GU3fd of Honor 2-3-45 Latin Play 45 Vergil Club 45 Nuntius Romanus 45 Student Council 35 Monogram Club 1-2-3-4. WASSERMAN5 MARGUERITE-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 1. WAWRZYNIAK, DONALD-Gllifd of Honor 2-3-45 Glee Club 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Football 2-3-45 Bowling 3-45 Baseball 45 Golf 2-3-45 C Clan 3-45 Acolyte Society 3-45 Musical Comedy 35 Student Council 45 Senior Class Play 4. WEISENBURGER, JANIES+GU2fd of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Acolyte Society 3-45 Musical Comedy: Production Staff 45 Swimming Team 45 Student Council 45 Cmtric: Advertising Manager 45 St. Vincent de Paul 3-45 Senior Class Play: Production Staff 4. WELTER5 MERLYN-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Band 15 Glee Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Football 15 Acolyte Society 3-45 Musical Comedy 45 St. Vincent de Paul 45 Server 1-2-3-45 Senior Class Play 4. WELTER, R1'rA-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Mission Representative 15 Band 1-2-35 Glee Club 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 G.A.L. 15 Musical Comedy 2-35 Student Council 35 Library Club 1-2-35 Senior Class Play: Production Staff 4. WILLINGER, ANNA7GU2fd of Honor 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Vergil Club 45 Nuntius Romanus 45 Cmrrir: Staff Writer 4. Worm, Evniusrr-Guard of Honor 3-45 Dramatic Club 45 Senior Class Play 45 Glee Club 45 Student Council 45 Musical Comedy 45 Server 3. Yosr, URsULA-Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 45 St. Hilda's Guild 2-3-45 Art Club 2-3-45 Cenrripemlr Asst. Art Editor 45 Ring Committee 45 Library Club 4. Zauzwsrcr, REG1NA--Guard of Honor 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 4. Juniors The Juniors are still astonished at the rapidity . . . with which the vear has sped by . . . Dubious Juniors today . . . experienced Seniors tomorrow . . . ready to carry on in the activities . . . as those before them . . . forming just another link in the chain . . . of the classes that have left Central . . . to forge ahead. Ever since the Juniors entered High School . . . way back in '33 . . . they have been outstanding . . . in everything they undertook . . . The Junior Centric . . . the Patriotic assembly Color Day . . . give ample proof . . . that the Juniors, led by their class officers William Reed . . . Virginia O'Rourke . . .Jack Yates . . . and Verna Geoffrion have a preparation . . . for becoming . . . one of the peppiest . . . and most active Senior classes . . . Central has ever witnessed . . . and she has seen many o Juniors, we are leaving our places . . . for you to fill . . . We know you'll fill them as well as we have done. Representative Juniors Preridem' ..,,,i,,, Vice-President .,,,,,. Secretary .,,,,, ,,,, Treamrer .,,,,., S-A Badertscher, Betty Beckman, Ruth Bishop, Margaret Blessing, Genevieve Bush, Becky Dickman, Helen Dillon, John Erd, Dolores Garvin, Doris Hartung, Rita Higgins, Jeanette Holt, Virginia Huss, Rita Keller, Mary Lucille Leonhardt, Alice Luks, Edward Malinowski, Edmund CLASS OFFICERS 5-A Martin, Mary Melczak, Joseph Navarre, Helen O'Rourke, Virginia Overberg, Mary Alice Pieszchaski, Florentine Roach, Mary Ellen Ronau, Irma Scherack, LaVera Schlagheck, Helen Stoeckley, Eileen Testa, Mary Thomas, Jeanette Trudeau, Phyllis Wilhelm, Alice Winterhalter, Arthur Yates, John 37 ,,n,,,...,iWilliam Reed ,,ns.Virginia O'Rourke Yates ..s,,,s.Verna Geoffrion 4-A Addis, Bernice Beckman, Mary Beiser, Olive Braker, Dorothy Cray, Charles Drzazdrzynski, Ignatius Faclell, Alex Gareau, Florence Gates, Herbert Geoffrion, Verna -luhasz, Edward Krupp, Anna Marshall, Loretta Nowak, Beatrice Seguin, Hector Serin, Walter Skeldon, Joseph Terpinski, Regina Vamos, Francis Welzbacher, James Representative MISSION REPRESENTATIVES FOOTBALL Hunter, Eva Jane Navarre, Helen Jeanne Overberg, Mary Alice Wright, Joseph Baumgardner, Victor Bihl, Clifford Bondy, Lawrence Buehrer, Robert Coyle, Jack ORCHESTRA Czarnecki, Melvin Blessing, Genevieve Il?I:gLrJ0IiEh Duck, Bernard Foley 'Don Keller, Mary Lucille , Foy, James Luks, Edward Melczak, Joseph Szemetko, Ernest BAND Beiser, Olive Bissonette, Dorothy Bouchard, Rose Duck, Bernard English, Victor Gembreska, James Huss, Rita Krupp, Anna Marie Melczak, Joseph Reams, Helen Ryan, Thomas Schachtler, Mildred Schlachter, Vincent LETTERMEN Bondy, Lawrence Buehrer, Robert Czarnecki, Melvin Drzazdrzynski, Ignatius Dunn, Byron Grimes, Leo Griffith, Cornelius Haas, Leo Liggett, Robert Miller, Norbert Miller, Paul Pawlowski, Valentine Perz, Frank Reed, William Reese, William Griffith, Cornelius Grimes, Leo Hardy, Robert Hentges, Ernest Juhasz, Edward LaBay, James Liggett, Robert Marisay, John Mennitt, Jack Mercurio, Donald Miller, Norbert Miller, Paul Pawlowski, Valentine Perz, Frank Reed, William Reese, William Vamos, Francis Warner, David Yates, Jack 38 Juniors BASE BALL Bondy, Lawrence Buehrer, Robert Cooper, John Cray, Charles Czarnecki, Melvin Dobrzeniecki, Daniel Dunn, Byron Foley, Don Haas, Leo Hardy, Robert Hentges, Ernest Miller, Norbert Missler, Walter Pawlowski, Valentine Perz, Frank Reed, William BASKETBALL Cray, Charles Dillon, John Dobrzeniecki, Daniel Drzazdrzynski, Ignatius Haas, Leo Miller, Norbert Warner, David JUNIOR ESSAY CONTEST F ir!! Prize- Bush, Becky Strand Prize- Schlagheck, Helen Third Prize- Murciak, John Bark Row: Chester Zeta, Valentine Pawlowslci, William Reese, james Begin, Carl Graber, John Merrit. Middle Row: Joseph Thieman, Alex Fadell, John Sweeney, Robert Hardy, Eugene Langenderfer, Alvin Petree, Ignatius Drzazdrzyn- ski. Fr-azz! Raw: Leo Haas, james Welz- bacher, Clifford Bihl, Stanley Bassett, joseph Melczak, Richard Cooper. Beetle Row: Robert Cryan, John Cooper, Bernard Duck, Walter Serin, William Wortketter, Paul Henry. Middle Raw: Paul Schlagheck, Edmund Bettinger, Paul Miller, John McHugh, jack Coyle, Ed- ward Kvviatkowski, Francis Kal- asz. Front Row: Edmund Malinovvski, ,lohn Munger, Joseph Wright, james Gernbreslca, Bernard Pol- lauf, Norbert Miller, Roy Kas- pitzke. Bark Row: Alfred Pedro, john Za- piecki, Benjamin Zmuda, Charles G. Snyder, Melvin Czarnecki, ,Iohn Murciak, Daniel Dobrzen- ieclci. Middle Row: Charles McDevitt, jack Yates, Eugene Kotcheroslci, Melvin Velkerhlames Foy, George Ryan, David Warner, Charles L. Snyder. Freeze Raw: Marvin Wioland, Ecl- ward Luks, Irving Miles, Ernest Szemetko, Victor English, Rich- ard Farmer, Joseph Meyers, james Mather. Bark Row: Richard Mercurio, Arthur Winterhalter, Robert McKie,John Connors, Frank Perz, Robert Gohlike, William Roberts. Middle Row: Tom Ryan, Betty Badertscher, Mary Graham, Mary Alice Overberg, Virginia Holt, Marian Webben, Madeline Cant- lon, Ernest Hentges. Front Rowsjoseph Skeldon, Virginia Viel, Jeanette Higgins, Cather- ine Norton, Arnoline Wegmiller, Mary Hauck, Elizabeth McPart- land, james Schmidt. Juniors 39 Juniors l 40 Beeek Row: Margaret Venia, Ger- trude Niemeyer, Betty O'Connor, Helen Reams, Eva 'lane Hunter, Catherine Eaton, Mary Ellen Feldt, Irene Snyder. Middle Rawsjeanette Thomas, Anna Marie Krupp, Florence Gareau, BettyCampbell,GenevieveReilly, Beatrice Nowak, Dorothy Kam- inski, Margaret Soldwish. Fran! Row: Janice Tuttle, Virginia Polczynski, Virginia Beaver, Do- lores Erd, Lavera Scheraclc, Rose Bouchard, Helen Schlagheck, Pauline Kolebuck. Back Row: Martin Strassner, Ed- mund Lopinski, Edward Juhasz, Donald Fowler, Bernard Powers. Middle Row: Donald Foley, Chester Bubrowski, James Sneider, Fran- cis Vamos, Florian Zoldowski, Raymond O'Hearn, Richard Braz- zil. Franz Row: William Mack, Aloysius Czerniejewski, Andrew Rice, Law- rence O'Connor, Donald Bick, Harry Holt, Herbert Gates. Buck Raw: Regina Terpinslci, Vir- ginia Rejent, Mary Ellen Roach, Florentine Pieszchalski, Elaine Farmer, Rosemary Yager, Eliza- beth Jacobs. Middle Raw: Eileen Kilcourse, Betty .lane Noon, Virginia Villhauer, Rita Hartung, Mildred Schacht- ler, Rita Weis, Catherine Noble, Alice Wilhelm. .Front Raw: Gertrude Kwiatlcowslca, Helen Jean Navarre, Loretta Marshall, Eileen Ruth, Betty Wilburn, Bernice Addis, Eileen Stoeckley, Mary Ann Okenka. Bark Raw: John Wall, Cornelius Griflith, Edward Spath, Robert Critch, Leo Farber, Robert Lig- gett. Middle Raw: Eugene Halbeisen, John Rumpf, Thomas Jardine, Joseph Daly, john Kilcorse, EdwardAinsworth,RobertLavoy. Front Raw: John Hain, Hector Seguin, Aloysius Parker, Edward Ziegler, Stephen Tamas, Robert Buehrer, James Gleason. Buck Row: Jeanne Poley, Ruth Beckman, Agnes Leahy, Claire O'Shea, Ruth Fournier, Madeline Cantlon. Middle Row: Mildred Etue, Rita Schiess, Olive Beiser, Frances Mellon, Angela Farkas, Mary Fabos, Elizabeth Meidt. From Raw: Dorothy Braker, Mary Schnapp, Barbara Schmidbauer, Rita Huss, Mary Martin, Agatha Sherriff, Mary Beckman. Burk Row: june Prange, Suzanne Morrin, Dorothy Bissonette, Lo- retta Yeager, Mary Helen Brown, Florence Wellman, Louise Mich- alak. Middle Row: Rosemary Spinner, Alice Leonhardt, Margaret Dro- tar, Agnes Hickey, Genevieve Blessing, Verna Geoffrion, Rita Hilkins, Phyllis Trudeau. Front Raw: Anna Rita Naber, Irma Ronau, Mary Lucille Keller, Mary Testa, Helen Snyder, Virginia O'Rourke, Eleanor Gstalder. Back Row: Harold Jenks, John McGarry, Robert Carter, Clarence Rinkowski, Donald Mercurio, Victor Baumgartner. Middlz Raw: William VanBuskirk, Walter Missler, Becky Bush, Helen Mae Dickman, Mary Mar- garet Hunter, Clifford Thrun, John Mariasy. Front Row: Alice Nowakowski, Mildred Farmer, Josephine Stur- niolo, Mary Margaret Allen, Doris Garvin, Margaret Bishop, Marion Lavoy. o l ,Iumors 41 If ws 3' 164'6',1', 41' Le iff '5 5, ,SA 55:3 I 'X -- H? :G S ' J - - ' sa ' 91 :' 'Eg gg- 'V r i 2 ur , A-'f 1 I mn' The Sophomores A little wiser, perhaps . . . a little sadder . . . because the year has drawn to a close . . . a year brimful of fun . . . mixed with work, of course . . . The period of wise-foolishness has become a thing of the past . . . and the sophisticated Sophomores have become . . . ambitious Juniors of next year . . . Half of the road . . . aided by the spirit of perseverance . . . the never-lagging footsteps of class leaders . . .Jack Roberts . . . Virginia Yarder . . . Arthur Ingraham . . . Lucille Burns . . . setting the way . . . for the rest to follow . . . The helping 'hands of the faculty . . . the kindly advice ofthe upperclassmen . . . Voices of experience . . . have prepared the Sophomores . . . to extend . . . rather patronizingly, at first . . . a friendly hand to the youngsters of next year . . . who in turn will probably be as obliging . . . willing . . . eager . . . as their predecessors . . . the Sophomore Class of this year . . . can reap the harvest . . . of the contentment . . . which sprang from the seed of labor. Representative Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS Prerident .tr,t,,e,, .,......... J ack Roberts Vice-Prerident ,..,,,t .,,t,t,., V irginia Yarder Serretafy .e.e.,,,, Arthur Ingraham Trearurer .r.t.,,. ......, L ucille Burns 5-A 5-A 4-A Ainsworth, Thomas Bancer, Eleanor Agnes Bartko, Agnes Catherine Beaudry, Virginia Berrie, Geraldine Brotko, Leona Bruss, Jeanette Burns, Lucille Calmes, Virginia Carollo, Giroma Eberle, Theresa Mary Gradel, Frank Henderman, Ruth Herbert, Mary Hoffman, Catherine Jacob, Ernest Kendrick, Fred Lanzinger, Mary Lauer, Rosemary Lynch, Ursula McCullen, John Mikus,.Josephine Miller, Rita Jane Moylan, James Mueller, Mary Cecilia Quinn, Rita Reinhart, Belva Schemenauer, Paul Scholz, Robert Weier, Marietta Yarder, Virginia Zak, Ursula 42 Antieau, Roy Henry Coburn, Martha Dilley, Blanche Horan, Elizabeth Kehr, Thelma LaPlante, Catherine Lauber, Ruth Mizerny, Lucille Pfaff, Frances Roberts, John Schetter, Louis Schultz, Dolores Smith, Rose Willinger, Margaret Representative Sophomores ' MISSION REPRESENTATIVES Beam, Florence Burns, Lucille McCullen, John Etue, James I Pialf, Frances Roberts, Jack Ingraham, Arthur Weier, Mary Etta ORCHESTRA Bailey, Robert Bukovics, Frank Heizelman, William Kubicki, Raymond Scholz, Robert BAND Kubicki, Raymond Kusner, Michael McGuire, Robert Oess, Martin Snyder, Norbert Sulier, Edward Sullivan, James Walsh, Emmet FOOTBALL Bauman, Jack Bohland, Thomas Clancy, Tom Colby, Arthur Connors, Don Costell, Carl Criscio, Samuel Donaldson, Thomas Dowling, Cecil Earnest, Robert Fischbach, Clement Geoffrion, Gerald Gohlike, Robert Gradel, Frank Grudzinski, Irvin Hass, Rudolf Hugh, Francis Kotcherowski, Daniel Komenda, Edward Lechlak, Leonard Magnatta, Angelo Mann, Edward McCann, John McCarty, Richard Mee, Robert Mercurio, Roy Morgan, George Obee, Duncan O'Rourke, William Reams, Thomas Rowe, Roland Ryan, Richard Saco, Kevin Sendelbach, Louis Slawinslci, Leonard Sproule, William Sullivan, George Thomas, Robert Walsh, Emmet Wood, James Zilba, George 43 BASKETBALL Colby, Arthur Costcll, Carl Criscio, Samuel Earnest, Robert Fischbach, Clement Flynn, Thomas Holtgrieve, George Hugh, Francis Komenda, Edward Reams, Thomas Saco, Kevin Sullivan, William Zilba, George ' BASEBALL Criscio, Samuel Donaldson, Thomas Earnest, Robert Flynn, Thomas Grudzinski, Irvin Holtgrieve, George Joyce, Paul Komenda, Edward McGuire, Robert Ramlow, Arthur Reisinger, Goerge Slawinski, Leonard SHORT STORY CONTEST Fir!! Prize- Herbert, Mary Caroly n Second Prize- Sendelbach, Louis Third Prize- Earl, Albert Sophomores 44 Back Raw: Edward Komenda, Leon- ard Slawinski, Raymond Yarton, Samuel Criscio, Robert Mee, William O'Routke. Middle Raw: .lack Birdsell, Arthur Colby, Charles Carr, Rudolf Haas, Thomas Maurer, Raymond Kubicki, Donald McConkey. Front Row: William Kohler, Robert Wilson, Donald Eaton, Robert Laux, Julius Szemetko, john Stockwell, John Hanley. Back Row: Helen Kolebuck, Helen Mariasy, Wanda Adamczevvski, Giroma Carollo, Rita Creque. Middle Row: Bernice Langenderfer, Loretta Zulka, Lucille Urbanow- ski, Mary Ellen Hoeifel, Margaret Behan, Martha Coburn, Agnes Bartko. Fran! Row: Rita Quinn, Frances Dunigan, Eleanor Bancer, Betty jane Deeds, Virginia Sewell, Catherine Menden. Bark Row: Robert Heider, Roland Rowe, William LaBay, Carl Costell, Thomas Flynn, Andrew Gramling, Robert Kemper. Front Row: Dentsel Kopka, james McGuire, Theodore Tank, Rich- ard McCarthy, Leonard Pitzen, Louis Schetter, William Heizel- man. Bark Row: Mary Mueller, Sadhoh Ann Fitzgibbons, Ella Howard, Eleanor LaBeau, Jeanette Bruss, Catherine Kessler. Middle Row: Catherine LaPlante, Lucille Mizerny, Mary Margaret Moore, Dorothy Matuszak, Lan- ore Klueter, Margaret Fair, Arlinda Rodriguez. Frm! Row: Laura Leonhardt, Rita Miller, Amelia Joseph, Ursula Lynch, Frances Erskine, Frances Pfafi, Ethel Sauers, Mary Ellen O'Connor. Bark Row: Alfred Reinhart, Robert Mariea, Robert Scholz, Gerald Geoffrion, Kenneth Crane, Paul Joyce. Middle Raw: John Cashen, Richard Alden, Thomas Ainsworth, An- thony Koberstein, Edward Hiller, William Loeffler, Joseph Rabbitt. Front Row: Michael Schmitt, Paul Haas, James Moylan, Charles Roesler, Fred Kendrick, john McCullen, Roy Antieau. Back Raw: Rita Ann O'Bricn, Crystal Hall, Ursula Zak, Mary Herbert, Irene Savage, Virginia Yarder, Asunda Licata. Middle Raw: Virginia Babione, MargaretCronenbergernlosephine Mikus, Marian Pinkelman, Be- atrice Thiberr, Violet Kilcourse, Margaret Willinger. Franz Row: Rosemary Heisserer, Catherine Gibbons, Dorothy Bol- lin, Helen Pollock, Ruth Kramer, Elizabeth Horan, Rose Smith. Back Row: George Reisinger, Robert Bailey, Frank Bukovics, ,lack Roberts, Paul Dwyer, john Bren- nan. Middle Raw: Harold Renz, james Kneisel, Richard Humphrey, Mar- cellian Fox, Paul Schemenauer, Ernest Jacobs, Leonard Leehlak. Fran! Row: Norbert Eble, Michael Kusner, Lawrence Ryan, Charles Welsh, Charles Grawey, Arthur Ramlow, Vincent Rueve. Buck Raw: Ruth Ball, Rita Couturier, Frances Woyame, Ruth O'Rourke, MaryWeineberger,DorothyBaum- gartner. Middle Row: Roseland Duvall, Virginia Will, Belva Reinhart, ,lean Wernert, Rita Mulherin, Theodore Mazer, Virginia Beaudry. Front Row: Lucille Burns, Ellen Ackerman, Thelma Kehr, Rita Lyons, Virginia Foley, Theresa Seibert, Mary Lanzinger, Betty Fial. Sophomores 45 fx lf.-f I-1. ,gs 2 if 7 .th lf ,vdll Sophomores , 46 Burk Row: Donald Scholz, Roy Mercurio, Cecil Dowling, Arthur Pollauf. Middle Row: Thomas Donaldson, Frank Gradel, Charles Trabbic, Thomas Bohland, Duncan Obee, Alvin Kulculslci. Front Row: George Morgan, joseph O'Leary, john McCann, Robert Ferner, Arthur Dugan, Donald Connors. Bark Row: Irene Fournier, Margaret Fischer, Virginia Chudzinski, Margery Mailloux, Virginia Calmes. Middle Row: Margaret Jackson, Margaret Kaminski, Helen Mc- Vicker, Ruth Lauber, Suzanne Sopko, Catherine Hoffman. Front Row: Florence Lopinski, Kathleen Allen, Frances Smith, Virginia Kessler, Leona Johnson, Helen Reeves, Margaret LaVoy. Bark Row: Kevin Saco, Arthur Ingraham, james Wood, Thomas Brady, Martin Oess. Middle Raw: Raymond Montrie, Franz Gouttiere, George Sullivan, William Sproule, Leonard An- thony, Paul Brendlen. Frazzr Row: Norman Sulier, Lawrence Brighton, Paul Danford, Clement Fischbach, Richard Henry, Rob- ert Schneider. Bark Row: Helen Perna, Lynette Barrick, Rita Thosz, Marietta Weier, Rita Schassberger. Middle Raw: Theresa Eberle, Ruth Henderman, Rosemary Lauer, Leona Brotlco, Geraldine Berrie, Helen Spencer. Front Raw: Helen Irvine, Blanche Dilley, Florence Beam, Emeline Fadell, Mary Alice Bondy, An- toinette Testa, Marian Lavoy. Buck Row: Irvin Grudzinski, joseph Roberts, Robert Thomas, George Zilba, David Muck, Angelo Magnatta. Middle Rowxjack Hieber, Robert Ott, Robert McGuire, Jack Baumanujames Etue, Thomas Clancy, Albert Earl. Front Rauf: Norman Sulier, William Albert, William Dressel, Maurice Schwartz, Joseph Vcnier, Donald Eichenberg, Robert Reiter. The Freshmen Freshmen are born . . . but it is up to them . . . to make themselves . . . Sopho- mores. When first they entered . . . they felt strange perhaps . . . but after a few months . . . Central became . . . Our School . . . the best in town. . . Our Class . . . the best in school . . . If the Freshmen ofthe class of '38 . . . are as successful as they have been in '35 . . . theirs' will be a happy Senior year . . . Of course, it was hard to learn . . . that if the year was to ride smoothly . , . the vvheels must be Well lubri- cated . . . with the traditional . . . midnight oil . . . although the Freshmen did seem wide awake enough . . . the Turkey Day Drive was ample evidence of this . . . The officers . . . Chosen after a year of deliberation . . . give promise to lead their class . . . right through the remaining three years . . . the three happiest carefree years . . . in anyone's life . . . It will be up to you Freshmen . . . to see that . . . at the end of your high school career . . . there will be no regrets . . . only a pleasant memory . . . and the joy that comes from a task vvell done. Representative Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS Prefidefzt ,.,,,, . ..t,,..., Miriam Aubry Vice-Preyidenr ,,,,,, ,William McCarthy Setretmfy, ,, ,, ,,,, Jeanette Farloo Trefzfzzrer , H , ,,.. Francis Hough 5-A 5-A 4-A 4-A Altenbaugh, Helen Bachmayer, Ernest Begin, Mary Burgan, Mary Croll, Kenneth English, Jeanne Etue, Katherine Fleck, Mary Gallagher, Harold Gens, Rita Grude, Elaine Gurecky, 'Iohn Haley, Beverly Kehres, Paul Koberstein, Helen Kowalski, Chester Kraemer, Robert Lucas, Elmer Francis Munger, Virginia Patton, Ethleyn Putry, Virginia Radecki, Henry Roesner, Phyllis Sehetter, Mary Schrinel, Paul Waugh, Marian Wirtz, Robert Aubry, Harold Borer, Curtis Brannan, Robert Burnett, john Christie, Leo Coehrs, Rita Eagan, Mary Harris, Earl Haugh, Betty Hoffman, Robert Hurst, George Hyott, Lorna Kubicki, Raymond Lennex, Robert Mauter, Alfred Missler james Moloney, Maureen Morgenstern, Richard Myers, Mary Naber, joan Nadolny, Eugenia Piotrowski, Leonard Rinlcowski, Lillian Rueve, Eugene Rybarczyk, Edwin Soplco, Catherine Tremmel, Kenneth Vetter, Ralph Whitwham, Christopher Witherell, Thomas. l MISSION REPRESENTATIVES Aubry, Miriam Bondy, Gladys Curley, Thomas Farmer, Donald Fournier, Robert Hurst, George Johnson, Susan Moran, Eleanor Qieid, James ,KL Schmidt, Margaret Witherell, Thomas ORCHESTRA Aubry, Harold Aubry, Miriam Bocik, Edward Burnett, John Hurst, George Kuhn, Richard Powers, William Representative Freshmen BAND Aubry, Harold Bacon, Mary Elizabeth Cowan, George Croll, Kenneth Dusseau, Ruth English, Jeanne Granviller, Richard Hein, Delia Hughes, Catherine Humphrey, Lawrence Kehres, Paul Paule, Marvin Restivo, Frank VanTassel, Marguerite Zemper, Betty FOOTBALL Amon, Robert Ashe, William Beaver, Ralph Dunn, Charles Fournier, Robert Geha, Henry Irvine, Victor Jaegle, Jerome Lennex, Robert Maciejewski, William McAlear, Thomas McCarthy, William Ncmon, Samuel O'Rourke, Paul Piotrowski, Leonard Powell, Ralph Rybarczyk, Edwin Schneider, Robert Siwajek, Melvin Witherell, Thomas 48 BASKETBALL Amrhein, Ralph Curley, Thomas Dunn, Charles Irvine, Victor Jacobs, Edward Miller, Raymond Nemon, Samuel O'Rourke, Paul Powell, Ralph Radecki, Henry Reisinger, Paul Sherry, Jack Witherell, Thomas BASEBALL Amrhein, Ralph Beeelc Raw: Edwin Huber, Albert Orth, Robert Amon, Leo Christie, Eugene Ehrbright. Middle Raw: George Holtgrieye, Mary Ellen Eagan, Dorothy Drudzinski, Arthur Early, Eleanor Wallace, Mary Barrett, Raymond Schmidt. From' Row: Agnes Behan, Delia Hein, Frances Martin, Rita Os- wald, Anita Hehl, Virginia Ricard, Rose Terraro, Jeanne Ce- boll. Bezele Raw: Edward Bocik, Francis Trabbic, Charles Dunn, Daniel Dressler, Samuel Nemon, Ray- mond Corrigan. Middle Row: Robert Schneider, Donald Farmer, Taddeus Chmiel, Albert Bowman, Richard Roach, Leonard Piotrowski, Edwin Ry- barczyk. Frm! Raw: Thomas Curley, Harold Gallagher, Nicholas Carcus, Wil- bur Bashaw, Eugene Rueve, William Dudley, William Powers, Richard Kuhn. Burk Raw: Margaret Monett, Vir- ginia Smead, Josephine Killian, Eileen Miller, Mary Josephine Callahan, Helen Barczynski, Mar- cella jaegle. Middle Raw: Lavora Huddleston, Rosemary Neuser, Margie Van Tassel, Eugenia Nadolny, Rita Trawinski, Esther Mack, Eleanor Chick, Esther Weineberger. Franz Raw: Lenore Wernert, Norine Krupp,Vivian Halm, Rose Fackle- man, Rita Fournier, Gladys Bondy, Margaret O'Brien Alice Mack, Bezelz Row: Napolean Sliby, William Ashe, Paul O'Rourke, Richard Granvillerhleromejaegle,Thomas O'Connor, Albert Zabrovvski. Middle Row: Henry Geha, hlarvin Paule, Ralph Powell, Fred Baker, Paul Kehres, John McNally, Richard Morgenstern, Wayne Ferguson. Front Rows Harvey Brummett, Edward Connell, Edward Jacobs, Aloysius Skowronek, joseph Za- mata,George Moore,CarlEhn1an. Freshmen 49 ll Q. 5 , i itll: A i 1 ll . ,mi I 1 ll Q ' l i ,in i l i , ll i , lg l. i l l '. l 1 l H i lm l W' 1 li i. ,N rl Ml Ei ll 1 -2 l ',' i ,x f AU l I i. Wi M N li l l l ' li l u' ww in F ll A il 'i ltr i l li , V i: l 1: all , 1, ,,i 1 ii 41 l ji my ti. 1 l itz nl 1' l'l,' , l l ll l'i mf ,, il. Freshmen ki 50 Bleek Row: Robert Eaton, Kenneth Croll, Joseph Jankowski, Melvin Siwajek, Henry Radecki, James Missler, Elmer Lucas. Middle Row: Robert Lennex, Law- rence Reinemeyer, Robert Wirtz, George Hurst, Earnest Bach- mayer,JosephFitzGerald,Gustave Decola. Freeze Row: Raymond Krajewski, Chester Kowalski, Fred Zissler, Arthur Kiefer, Jack Murphy, Robert Kraemer, Charles Hauck Paul Petree. 1 Back Raw: Mary McCormick, Mar- garet Schmidt, Phyllis Roesner, Catherine Strassner, Rosemary Honig, Catherine Honig, Cather- ine Hughes, Phyllis Rairick. Middle Row: Lillian Gramling, Eileen Karavida, Betty Booker, Marie O'Leary, Antoinette Ma- ciejewski, Josephine Zahnle, Eve- lyn Wioland, Jeanette Bertling. Franz' Raw: Dorothy Kulczak, Jane Farmer, Marian Waugh, Lorrine Lang, Mary Risch, Dorothy Welter, Ursula Koeniger, Eleanor Gedert. Back Row: Pauljones, Ralph Beaver, William McCarthy, Edward Quinn, Paul Reisinger, Donald Gillies, John Zilba. Middle Row: Robert Kehr, Curtis Borer, Joseph Meyer, Robert Hoffman, Lawrence Humphrey, John Zimmerman, William Gas- con, john Burnett. Fran! Raw: George Cowan, Edward Erskine, Harold Arquette, Law- rence Meyer, joseph Duris, Ralph Vetter, Raymond Miller, Vernon Hessling. Bark Raw: Evelyn Gross, Rita Cray, Lorna Hyott, Gertrude Gallagher, Dolores Gade, Kathleen Keegan, Rita Wegmiller, Virginia Tie- mann. Middle Rauf: Ruth Dusseau, Ruth ' Pinkelman, Mary Begin, Lillian Rinkowski, Hedwig Rudnicki, Rosemary Schwiebold, Kathryn Patton, Ethelyn Patton. Front Row: Virginia Munger, Helen Altenbaugh, Virginia Faja, Mar- cella Nolte, Mary Gasior, Mau- reen Moloney, Mary K. Hickey, Angela Christie. Bork Row: Catherine Sopko, Elmer Saner, Emery Molnar, Joseph McShane, Thaddeus Zalewslci, Mary Ann McDonagh. Middle Row: Virginia Sox, Raymond Davidson, John Gurecky, Christ- opher Whitwham, Michael Kata- FIZSZ, Clayton Grosjean, Albert Zaborowslci, Betty Gibbons. Front Row: Gertrude Wuehr, Helen Noe, Mary Ann Nagel, Virginia Fiedeler, Mary Ellen Kelch, Dorothy Ghyselink. Back Row: Joseph McNeil, Harry Mikesell, William Maciejewski, Arthur Klug, Robert Fournier, William VerHaar, Leonard Bowes, Charles Nally. Middle Row: Thomas McAlear, Donald Schrein, Edward Duvall, Joseph Bennett, Alfred Mauter, Edward Vogel, Donald Rossler. From Row: Frank Restivo, Lloyd Logsdon, Jack Winkel, Edward Kiefer, Louis Alexander, Emil Lewandowski, John Gareau, Tad- deus Rudnicki, Bock Row: Edwin Beckman, Thomas Lang, Francis Haugh, Robert Brannan, George Mockensturm, Donald Foy, Emmet Walsh. Middle Row: James Mance, Earl Harris, Albert Thieman, Harold Aubry, John Geiger, James Sullivan, Thomas McBride, Jack Sherry. Front Row: Paul Schrinel, John Barrett, Donald Mills, Paul Neuser, Lawrence Stoeckley, Rich- ard Rowland, Robert Hoffman, William Sullivan. Buck Row: Iris Longeway, Verna Cashen, Mary Patricia Burgan, Doris Haas, Jean Haas, Rosella Mender, Lucille Jardine, Beverly Haley. Middle Row: Mary Costell, Gene- vieve Richards, Virginia Leh- mann, Rita Coehrs, Rita Gens, Betty Monett, Jeannette Forloo, Katherine Etue. Front Raw: Lena Maslowski, Mary Jane Sehetter, Joan Naber, Jeanne English, Helen Makowski, Vir- ginia Schiess, Catherine Ann Whitwham, Rose Criscio. Freshmen 51 Freshmen 52 Bark Raw: Catherine McNett, Marie Hoffmann, jane Savage, Betty Jane Pool, Kathryn Obee, Mar- garet Liggett, Florence Wawrzyn- iak, Rita Grogan. Middle Raw: Mary Welch, Anna Marie Smith, Justine Schneider, Virginia Putty, Elaine Grude, Margaret McManus, Helen Bis' sonette, Lucille Kramer. Front Row: Mary Elizabeth Bacon, Miriam Aubry, Katherine jack- son, Dolores Holley, Mary Leahy, Mary Helen Fleck, Betty Jane Haugh, Anita Girard. Bark Raw: Stephen Drotar, Nicholas Fuller, Howard Ferguson, Thomas Reams, Dean Neumann, Richard Ryan, Daniel Kotcheroski. Middle Row: Thomas Witherell, Franklin Urban, Richard Arm- strong, Donald Antieau, Eugene Hiltman, Edmund Degnan, Ken- neth Tremmel, Francis Jenks. Front Row: Jay Gilday, John Over- berg, William Sayers, Kenneth Engel, Robert Lanzinger, Ralph Amrhein, Angelo Vendemo, Ger- ald Luken. Bark Roux' Susan Johnson, Florence Rudzka, Mary Angela Menke, Ethel Rick, Florence Cramer, Helen Koberstein, Margaret Rumpf. Middle Row: Betty Zemper, Mar- garet Howard, Mary Myers, Marcelle LaVergne, Mary Ann Baumgartner, Margaret Karavida, Helen Lachowicz, Anna Walsh. Front Roux' Marie Haas, Mary Ann Smurr, Rosemary Schlagheck, Ruth Eberly, Dorothy Kotecki, Eleanor Moran, Mary Louise Buehrer. ORGANIZATICNS Sodality The most important society at Central is the Sodality of our Blessed Lady to which every student belongs. It was organized for the purpose of promoting the spiritual welfare of the student body. The annual Sodality Mass was held in the Queen of the Holy Rosary Cathedral, December 8. This Mass was attended by Sodalists from all the Catholic High Schools and Colleges of the city. The annual May Convocation was held on the school campus, Sunday, May 26, at which faculty and students united in prayer for the success of the Summer Festival. With the Rev. Raymond F. Gorman, as Faculty Moderator, the Sodality was headed by John Eberly, prefect, Rita Shaughnessy, vice-prefect, Lillian Miller, secretary, and Gerald Boyer, sergeant-at-arms. St. Vincent De Paul The Christ the King junior Conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is the only Junior Confer- ence in the Diocese. This is the second year of its existence at Central. The Conference has gathered and distributed over 10,000 magazines and newspapers to the various chari- table institutions and collected and delivered clothing to needy families. At Christmas, the Society solicited baskets. Sixty- two were taken to poor families by members of this group. In May, these boys sponsored a breakfast at the quarterly meeting of the Particular Council of Toledo which was the biggest activity the Junior Council has undertaken. Father Kirsch is spiritual adviser and Mr. Valentine Fischer is moderator. OPricers are Leonard Lenga, presi- dent, Leon Picard, vice-president, Stephen Adamczewski, treasurer, Gerald Geolfrion, secretary, Douglas Keller, assistant treasurer. St. Hilda's Guild This society, which was organized six years ago, for the purpose of caring for the altar and the sacristy, has been an active one during the past year. It is the girls of this club who have cared for the candles and linens and have seen that the vestments were in good condition. The following are members of this organization: Rita Trawinski, Mary Hoeffel, Rita O'Brien, Ruth Eberly, joan Naber, Ethelyn Patton, Ursula Koeniger, Anna Rita Naber, Agnes Hickey, Bernadine Haas, Ursula Yost, Betty Jane Noon, Lavera Scherack, Angela Farkas, Virginia Holley, Mary Ann Langenderfer, Mary Schnapp, Mary Herbert, Frances Pfaff, Margaret Willin- get, Ruth Lauber, Virginia Babione. 54 Nuntius Romanus During the past few years the Vergilian Club has stead- ily been enlarging its field of activities, until it is one of the most outstanding groups of the school. It now numbers among its major undertakings the editing of the Nzmtiuf Romanm, the awarding of monograms and the presenting of the Latin play. This organization is a rather exclusive one, in as much as the membership is confined only to students of the fourth year Latin classes who can speak Latin. Its primary purpose is to in- crease the fluency of the members. This is done by discussing and conversing always solely in Latin dur- ing class session. This year, the Vergilians presented the fourth annual Latin play. Reverend Ray- mond F. Gorman, Head of the Latin department has written and produced these plays. Besides the perform- ance in Toledo, the plays are shown in various schools in the surrounding cities. Vergilians are Catherine Geiger, Margaret Walker, Anna Willinger, Marie Schwartz, Margaret Walen- tick, Stephen Adamczewski, Leon Picard, Richard Dick- man, Douglas Keller, Rich- ard Bush, Richard Dickman, Richard Rosenfelder, Ed- ward Keenan, and Lloyd Grover. Library Club The Library Club was or- ganized two years ago under the name Lit-O-Litesf' Members of the club are the girls who assist Sister M. Anthony, librarian, in the work of circulation and in keeping the library in good order. Mtusrs-Manrius-a - t ..., 1 .. ' xngzia-nam' ,,..,.-1 ,.W:1ugv?,,,uw - ... .,..... 'N ff?Vx.nv'sx1 . W, A K k .K V YA 1 T A 'xi Z 2 5 Y 5 . 'Q' ,... is 4 ' 1 A , I Il ' ' f 1 ii . Q , , X . . f 5 if 19 s 4 ' ' 3 ffiififi THE CENTRIPETAL The Centripeml has gone to press! With a sigh of relief, twenty-four staff members, not to mention faculty advisers, lay down their pencils and pens. However, though the work is difficult it is pleasant and the Harvest will be great. It has been the aim of the staff, this year as in other years, to produce the most attractive annual at the minimum cost. The editorial staff has tried to make the printed page as interesting as the pictures. Bernard Kaminski, as editor-in-chief assisted by Stephen Adamczewski, associate editor, heads the entire staff. The senior section was taken care of by Patricia Howard and Virginia Todd. The task of describing hard- fought games fell to the lot of William O'Loughlin and Francis Ringenbach, boys sports' editors, while Antoinette McVicker was in charge of the girls' sports. Other members of the editorial staff were Virginia Coyle and Mary Eileen Navarre, organi- zations editors, Lillian Miller, calendar editor, and Mary Ann Langenderfer, copy editor. The art staff, consisted of Benjamin Morrin and Ursula Yost, art editors, Berna- dine Haas, photography editor, Paul Allen, activities editor, and Virginia Holley and Francis Fischbach, underclass editors. The entire work of the photography and planning of the cuts and plates rested upon this staff, and work began in February when senior pictures were taken. The business staff was under the management of john Eberly, and Andrew Szemetko, his assistant. Fern Nissen and Bernard Graham took care ofthe advertising of the yearbook. Jane Mullen, able circulation manager, was aided by Fasoh Geha, Marie Paszek and Daniel Katafiasz. Jeanette Aubry, office manager, Madelyn Noel and Monica LeDuc, typists, complete the staff. 56 ,JW Go-getters in the ad campaign Editor-in-chief in a. pensive mood That industrious art staff. How does this look? . When editors get togethe Circulating eireulators. Our finances are limited In the sports department. All I have in the world Some more ad salesmen. 1' .v H THE CENTRIC Although The Centric is still in the teens, it has achieved a status far beyond its years. This year, under the capable direction of Patricia Howard, editor-in-chief, the Centric has completediitswfiheenfhyearnas the combination news-source, editorial comment, comic sheet, and sports-final. Acting in the capacity of associate editors, Mary Ann Langenderfer and Stephen Adamczewski, did their utmost to make The Centric more interesting to its many readers. Although Jane Mullen was not a managing person and Marjorie Bertling never copied homework, they were managing editor and copy editor respectively. Harry Overberg, as the exchange editor, contributed bits of news concerning other schools. Breathless moments of hard-fought games were vividly recounted by Bernard Kaminski and Francis Grubb, boys' sports editors. News of the activities of the girls' sports club was related by Corinne Myers. ' The staff writers included Paul Gaynor, john Horrigan, Edward Keenan, Arthur Teall, Bernadine Haas, Anna Willinger, Bettie Kramer and Richard Bush. Dorothy Christie and Rita Metty were the feature editors. Esther Sulier, as alumni editor, kept the school informed about the doings of past Central students. Margaret Walentick related the latest news of the classes. Bernard Schramm wrote the humor column which bore the clever name Schrammurmurs. Helen Drew and Lillian Rudnicki were the nimble-fingered typists. The business staff was headed by Douglas Keller, assisted by Madelyn Brighton. James Weisenburger and Virginia Holley took care of the advertising. Fern Nissen and Mary Ellen Finn managed the circulation, with the cooperation of Dorothy Aubry, David McPartland, Alice Andresky, Eugene Extine and John Dowling. Monica LeDuc was typist on the business staff. 58 Q 1 Our Princess Pat. Central's Irrtelligentsia. Find the errors in these pictures There are eleven of chem. Ha! Hal Fakei 'Ain my solitude. Posed by special permission. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council looks back on a varied and successful year. The Council is a form of school government in which each Conference Room has a voice in the various problems and activities. It is like a magnet which draws students and teachers more closely together. Ways of making our school bigger and better are given weighty consideration and a spirit of harmony and cooperation has reigned throughout the organization. Prime among its achievements were the establishment of a plan by which Central students might be checked in their conduct on public conveyances, the Community Chest Drive, the corridor patrols, and a successful high school day at Sears, The principal purpose of this organization is to unify all student activities under one general control and to aid in developing in the student a spirit of responsibility. Each member acts as a representative of his or her conference group and reports news of the meetings to their respective rooms. These representatives also encourage their classmates to contribute to the activities of the organization and arouse enthu- siasm. b The Student Council ofhcers are: president, John Eberly, vice-president, Margaret Dunn, secretary, Jack Yates, and treasurer, Virginia O'Rourke. Conference room representatives include: Kathleen Keegan, John Dillon, Franklin Urban, Frances Dunigan, Margaret Dunn, Everett Wolfe, Gerald Boyer, John Hanley, Catherine Geiger, Norman Sulier, Roland Rowe, John Cooper, Lucille Burns, Eliza- beth McPartland, Marvin Paule, Catherine Ann Whitwham, Rosemary Lauer, Helen Jeanne Navarre, Fred Kendrick, Fred Zissler, Helen Mae Dickman, Jack Yates, Margaret Liggett, Marion Waugh, Marcella LaVergne, William McCarthy, and Robert Fournier. 60 The Captain . The Crew. The Midshipmen The Deck Hands The First Mate. ORCHESTRA Central is indeed fortunate in having a fine Orchestra directed by Mr. Sainton, who is numbered among the leading musicians of the city. At its concert, December 16, the Orchestra offered a varied and interesting program. Solo numbers were also presented by several of its members. Much praise was accorded the Orchestra for selections rendered at the Senior class play, Captain Applejacl-z. f In May this organization accompanied the Glee Club in the musical comedy, The Firefly. lt also participated MR. JOSEPH SAINTON Q in the May Festival and appeared frequently in Assemblies. Oflicers of the year were Elizabeth Schmitt, president, Bernard Kaminski, vice-president, John Horrigan, secretary, and Virginia Todd and Ernest Szemetko, librarians. GLEE CLUB During the past season our Glee Club directed by Mr. Joseph Sainton, fully illustrated its worth and accomplishments in the presentation of The Firefly, given May 5 and 6 wi-th orchestra accompaniment. The musical comedy was by no means the sole activity of this organization for it appeared in programs throughout the year. In the Central auditorium on May 22 the Glee Club sang selections at the May Festival. As a fitting climax to the year it will also appear at the closing of the campaign for Central Catholic High School, June 13. THE CENTRAL BAND No other organization began its activities as early in the school year as the Band whose stirring music spurred football and basketball teams on to victory. On the field, these scarlet and gray clad musicians were led by that high-stepping prancer, John Horrigan. But the Band did not play at games only. In its annual concert it showed its ability to render other kinds of music. It played at assemblies and appeared in the May Festival in the Central Auditorium. The Band has been indispensable, always adding a note of gaiety and color whenever they appeared. The year's officers were Francis Grubb, president, Anna Marie Krupp, vice- presidentg Rosella Meyer, secretary, Bernice Callahan, Ruth Durliat and Eileen Ruth, librarians. Mr. Joseph Sainton was the very able director. 62 Twenty-eight promising musicians with their director. Glec Club ninety-one strong. Blended Voices. 'AWhen a maid -comes singing. Competition for Fred Waring's Frog Throat. Toot! Toot! goes the Band. DRAMATIC CLUB This organization, under the direction of Miss Ida Talty, has just completed one of the most successful years in its history. On February 2 and 3, the senior class play, Captain Applejack, was presented before two crowded houses. Without doubt this production proved both a financial as well as an artistic success. The title role played by Benjamin Morrin was the highlight of the production. His mastery of the characters of Ambrose Applejohn and of Captain Applejack won the interest of the audience from beginning to end. Virginia Todd displayed exceptional ability as the charming Poppy Faire. The part of Anna Valeska, the Russian dancer was admirably displayed by Vivian Fehlen. Michael Rabbitt, as Ivan Borolsky, the Russian spy, was outstanding. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pengard, two notorious crooks, as played by Jane Mullen and Andrew Szemetko deserve special mention, while Alois Trendel, as Lush, the butler, will long be remembered. Madelyn Brighton, playing the part of Aunt Agatha, deserves special commendation. Others in the cast included John Horrigan, as the business man, Johnny Jason, Francis Grubb, as Dennett, a policeman, Mary Kathryn Monroe, Bernard Kaminski, Jean Klueter, Margaret Dunn, Eugene Extine, Gerald Boyer, Dwight Liggett, Gilbert Nieholf, Everett Wolfe, Merlyn Welter, William Dunn, and Donald Wawrzyniak. In May, the Glee Club and Orchestra united their efforts to present the musical comedy, The Firefly which proved such a success that three presentations were necessary instead of the customary two. The music was directed by Mr, Joseph Sainton. Mary Frances Dunn, as Nina, The Firefly, shared the lead with Harry Holt, as Jack Travers, Geraldine's fiancee. Gerald Boyer, as Jenkins, the confidential secretary, kept the audience in perpetual laughter. John Thurston, Uncle to all the girls, was portrayed by Eugene Extine. The characters of Suzette, Geraldine's maid, and Pietro, Thurston's valet, were taken by Rita Shaughnessy and Michael Schmitt. ' Betty Jane Noon, Margaret Dunn and Alois Trendel had the diHicult roles of Mrs. Elaine VanDare, Geraldine, her niece, and Herr Franz, the choir master. Others who helped in the success of the production were Margaret Bishop, in the part of Sybil, Mrs. VanDare's daughter, Mary Kathryn Monroe, as Tony Colombo, a pickpocket, Andrew Szemetko, as Correlli, Nina's guardian, Angela Farkas, a flower vender, and Ernest Sanislo, captain of the yacht. In the dancing chorus were: Eileen Ruth, Frances Mellon, Virginia Holt, Josephine Sturniolo, Bette Leck, Jeanette Aubry, Bette Kramer, Bernice Callahan, Rozella Meyers, Cecelia Ghyselink, Beatrice Nowak, Virginia Polczynski, Gilbert Niehoff, Paul Gaynor, William Dunn, Albert Huss, Daniel Katafiasz,John Munger, John Rumpf, Andrew Szemetko, Richard Brazzil, Benjamin Morrin, Merlyn Welter, Edward Fackelman. The singing chorus included: Virginia Coyle, Loretta Yeager, Mary Fabos, Fasoh Geha, Mary Ann Langenderfer, Rita Metty, Mary Agnes Amon, Vivian Fehlen, Dorothy Aubry, LaVera Sherack, Rozanne Bick, Angela Farkas, Martha Bykowski, Irene Schneider, Dorothy Christie, Anna Marie Krupp, Virginia Graham, Rita Weis, Barbara Schmidbauer, Catherine Noble, Lillian Rudnicki, Rita Couturier, Eugene Halbeisen, Paul Allen, Julius Szemetko, James Gembreska, Richard Brazzil, Everett Wolfe. Much credit must be given to the members of the various staffs who assisted in making both productions outstanding successes. Miss MARY IDA TALTY, 64 Sit down, ls everything you four- as it should flushing dish be? of rea! Someone is climbing in the pantry window. I am Madame Valeska, the Russian dancer. Why it's johnny jasonf 'Wc have come to take the ship. 'Pray allow me. Love at first sight. I wonder if there is such a thing. 'Come Applejohn, give in. Fate has decided against you. I I l i 1 The Powers behind the scenes. A Poppy relaxes. gWhen any- one betrays me I hunt them down and make them suffer. It is delight- ful. It has such an old- world flavor. A ' HOW now, my Pretties? Is your liver bothering you again? You are still alive? I offer my apologies for calling at so late an hour. The ancient home of the Applejohn's for sale! Fifteen men on a dead man's chest Yo! Ho! Ho! and a bottle of rum ! Before and luchinrl the scenes. Firefly, Hvvlhy do we wait? Sixteen years too late. , ff' .ANL-o Why Pietrulu For Mr. Thirsty? Sure l I'n1 going to adopt you. V .41 Uncle and his niece. All ready to clear. Is this some more of your clever manage- ment? Suzctte, It's Ninalw l Lucky Man. Bermuda on Cherry Street. 1'Come away from that man. My deah, How they love each other. ' ' May I see, if dance, dear! Uncle's Girls, for me you've a SPORTS JOHN DONNOLLY DR. Josnpn A. MUENZER ALVIN J. SACKSTEDER Alvinj. Sacksteder, athletic director and coach, has come to be an integral part of Central and he would be sorely missed both amongst the faculty and the student body if he were to leave Central. He has during his stay here established a reputation for being honest and just, in his dealings with all the athletes and above all he has insisted upon fair play at all times regardless of the opponents' actions. Al, as he is known and called by most of the students, has an enviable record for a coach, handicapped though he is. For the past six years, Central, with the smallest student body and coaching staff in the city, has successfully competed with the other city teams, and fans have come to expect a good game wherever Central plays. This is due in a large part to the ability and leadership of Sacksteder in obtaining the cooperation and good will of the athletes. As long as Al remains with Central we are sure that the future students will enjoy the teams that represent Central in sports as well as we have enjoyed them. He is a real help to all boys and has a personality that demands respect and creates a friendship with all who come in contact with him. His is truly a big task which no one realizes better than those who have worked for him. May he remain at Central for years to come. John Connolly, a graduate of Notre Dame in 1932 came to Central two years ago to teach Public Speaking and assist Sacksteder in coaching football. From the very beginning his coaching ability has been noticed in the caliber of lightweight material sent up to the Varsity, many of whom have won positions in their first year. john brought with him from Notre Dame the same fighting spirit that is typical of his Alma Mater and instilled it in his charges. His personality has made itself felt everywhere and we hope that Central will have another oppor- tunity of having Mr. Connolly for a faculty member and assistant coach of football next year. Dr. Joseph A. Muenzer has completed his eleventh year as team physician and companion to the athletic teams of the school. Furthermore, he is com- pleting his eleventh year as friend of the school, not nominally, but actively. Far too lengthy, for the available space, would be even a summarization of Doc's value and activity in behalf of athletics, and other activities at Central. The thanks and admiration of the entire school are deservedly his. May he continue his good work in behalf of Central for many a year. 70 FOOTBALL 1934 if Captain 0'Loughlin has the admiration . . . and respect , . . of all his pals ' . . . he gets better . . . when the going is the toughest B1LL O,LOUGHLIN . . . YOl1,VC gOt if COII1lI'1g. With the lightest team in the city, Central finished the past season in second place. This is the best proof of our coach's ability and the perfect teamwork of the players. Out of a nine-game schedule Central ended the season with seven wins and two losses. The Fighting Irish opened the season with Delta. Their superior play showed to advantage and never once was there any doubt about the outcome of the game. Bondy led the scorers with three touchdowns while Reed, Hentges, Rabbitt, Gohlike, and Buehrer each collected one. All three varsity teams saw action with the first string on the bench most of the time. Scoree- Central 57, Delta 61 Central still untried traveled to Libbey to battle the Cowboys. The game was hard fought and exciting throughout, with Central superior in passing while Libbey captured the punting honors. Central in the first half failed to score, although within the shadow of the Libbey goal line. The second half opened and a few plays later Perz on an off-tackle play dodged his way through Libbey tacklers and ran 45 yards for the first touchdown. Czarnecki's try for point was wide. Libbey received the kickoff and started a drive which ended on the Central 12-yard line. A bad pass from center to Perz rolled behind the goal line where Perz fell upon it resulting in a safety, which made the score 6-2 in favor of Central. An intercepted pass in the fourth quarter started a drive which ended in another touchdown. The second string replaced the varsity and the game ended with the ball in their possession on Libbey's 45-yard line. Score-Central 12, Libbey 2. After downing Columbus East, Central turned to meet Cleveland Cathedral Latin. The Latineers came to Central with a large, rugged and fast team that had a reputation for being tough. Central scored first with the Bondy to Perz pass combination from the 12-yard line. After a sustained drive from Central's own 45-yard line, Corbett, Ringenbach and Bill Reed upheld the defense for Central while Sanislo, Czarnecki, Bondy and O'Loughlin with their aggressiveness kept Cleveland on their heels. Lady luck favored Central in the second half when after Palumbo scored once on an end run had three other potential touchdowns called back because of penalties. In the fourth quarter Bondy and Perz aided by perfect blocking and deception, completed one of their passes for the final touchdown of the game. Central really earned this victory and the boys deserved the praises that they received. Czarnecki did well. The final scoreiCentral 12, Latin 6. Confident that we could take Waite this year because of our success so far we encountered them in what decided the City Championship. In the first half Central predominated the play 71 A coach's dream-that's Bill . . . agile . . . intelligent . . . tall and handsome . . . Yes, Bill wow's em . . . 'but he and all Bill's friends are his pals . . . When he plays football Off the field . . . he's a real gentleman . . . Bill has a grin that no one forgets . . . that's just a few of the good reasons . . . why the boys all voted for our Willie'.' . . . and so gave him the Captaincy . . . of the 1934 team . . . His ability to hold the end position . . . gained him all city honors . . . Next year . . . and the years to come . . . we ll L see Bill . . . still holding up his end . . . Stick to it, kid FOOTBALL 1934 and it looked as if the Waiters were due for the first city defeat of the season. The second half saw the breaks favor Waite which ultimately led to the scores. The 15,000 fans who saw the game enjoyed the contest which ended 13-0 in favor of Waite. The entire team performed well and lived up to their reputation. Still stinging from the defeat of the week before the boys entertained Tiffin ,junior Order. A pass from Bondy to Perz from the twelve-yard line resulted in the first touchdown. Czarnecki converted from placement for the extra point. Tiffin seeking revenge took the ball to Central's 15-yard line where they were stopped when O'Loughlin intercepted a lateral pass and raced eighty-five yards to score. In the second half Tifiin showed their true worth and scored before Central could recover from their surprise. Central tightened its defense and held the TiHin boys scoreless for the rest of the game. Sanislo, Wawrzyniak, Corbett and O'Loughlin were outstanding on defense for Central while the backfield performed as usual. Central traveled to DeVilbiss the next Saturday and defeated the Tigers 13-6, in Page's Stadium. At the half the score stood G0 in favor of DeVilbiss and the Central rooters were visual- izing the second city defeat. A new Central eleven ran out on the field in the second half and proceeded to outplay the Tigers in every department of the game. They ran, kicked, passed and blocked nicely and before the third period was well under way the score stood Central 7, DeVilbiss 6. Central intercepted numerous Tiger passes and fumbles and graduallyvvorked toward the Orange and Black goal line for another score in the fourth period. Central continued to use the air lanes with a good deal of success gaining most of their yards by passing. Final score-Central 13, DeVilbiss 6. In their stride once more the Irish traveled to Scott stadium convinced that this year the traditions jinx would be broken. The first quarter saw the Central warriors march 88 yards by running plays to score, after an exchange of punts. Scott started to click on their running plays and the forward wall of Central had a difficult time stopping Brown, Nopper and Schuette. The half ended with Central leading 7e6. It seemed as though the team needed the intermission talk of Sacksteder before they showed their real worth. Both teams were improved, but Scott's powerful running attack wore the players out and by the end of the third quarter Scott added another touchdown to make the score 12-7 in favor of Scott. With four minutes left to play Central took time out to pray and talk up a good fighting spirit. The boys started from their own twenty-yard line with a forward lateral pass from Czarnecki to O'Loughlin to Bondy for a gain of 23 yards and a first down. Passes from Bondy and Perz to the ends and the backfield netted four more first downs. Within the shadow of Scott's goal line and going strong Bondy faded back on the famous 67 play and threw a long pass to Perz on the sidelines who ran across the line standing up. With Central determined to hold this one-point lead and Scott equally determined to score once more the fans saw the ball change hands frequently as a result of interceptions and recovered fumbles. Scott attempting to score via the air route gave Central a decided break. Brown of Scott being rushed by the entire forward wall of Central was forced to throw the ball right into the arms of Perz who galloped towards the goal line behind fine interference. Central rejoiced because the jinx was broken forever. Score-Central 20, Scott 12. With the last game of the season to play and a chance to tie for the City Championship, Central journeyed to Woodward field minus the services of their star halfback, Larry Bondy, who was injured in the Scott game. Bob Buehrer, substitute for Bondy, did fine work, as did Bill Reed, the team's quarterback and most dependable man. Woodward intercepted a Central pass on the Central 17-yard line in the fourth quarter and a few plays later Hiltman of Woodward threw a pass to Davis who ran over the goal line. Hiltman drop-kicked the extra point. Central started its lastiminute rally and advanced the ball from deep in its own territory to the Woodward 19-yard line. The next play a Woodward player intercepted Bondy's pass and raced for the goal line behind interference. Perz finally caught him on the 21-yard line. The game ended with the ball in Woodward's possession. Final score-Woodward 7, Central 0. Bill O'Loughlin regular left end on the Central football team was elected honorary captain for the past season at the annual banquet held in the school cafeteria. Larry Bondy was awarded the Gus Muenzer trophy for being the most valuable player. The seniors who have played their last game in a Central uniform are: O'Loughlin, Sanislo, Wawrziniak, Ringenbach, Mackley, Mahoney, Reed, Collins, and Corbett. 72 Bill Firetop Mahoney End Larry Pet Bondi' Halfback Paul Boats Miller Center Mel Honey Czarneeki Fullbnck Bob Fatty Reed Fullback Bill 'iSugar Reed Quarterback Leo Hitler Grimes Tackle Bob Cutie Buehrer Halfback Don Duke Wawrzyniak Guard Ernest Hunkie Sanislo End Wild Bill Reese Guard Robert Babe Liggett Tackle Gerald Buckets Geoffrion Tackle Ed Brute Mann Tackle Al Rip Collins Halfback Frank Pop Perz Halfback Bill Mack Mackley Tackle Francis' 'Ringie' 'Ringenbach Guard jack Frib Corbett Center Cheerleaders The liveliest and most original cheerleaders that Central has ever led the cheering section this year at all the football and basketball games. These boys not nly kept the team in high spirits with their cheers but also entertained the spectators betw in alves with their crazy antics. Many were the comments from outsiders relative to our c rleaders and the way they led the cheers. And here they are-Bernie Schramm, William k and Martin Strassner. Managers ff Here we have the unheralded heroes of Central's letic teams, the managers. These fellows take care of the needs of the team and help to e athletes physically fit. They spend many perfect example of cooperation for which by anyone, not even the players, but if they long hours working with the teams and every coach strives. The managers are should suddenly disappear, the first to their absence would be the team and coaching staff. THREE CHEERS William Mack Bernard Schramm Martin Strassner ' MANAGERS Front Raw: Byron Dunn, Robert Duck, Edward Ainsworth, Thomas Ainsworth. Bark Row: Eugene Hiltman, Chester Bubrovvski, Harvey Brummett. 75 T 1 Ml ff Norbert 'LNorm Miller Forward Bernard One Point McDonough Forward Thomas Flash Flynn Guard Leo HSL1I'CSl'lOfH Haas Forward Frank Rasslcr Rosslcr Guard Ignatius Iggy Drzazdrzynski Forward Norman Blow Hinton Forward Carl Ladysman Costcll Guard BASKETBALL 1934-35 With only two veterans returning from last year's championship squad, Central was not considered to have much of an opportunity in the city title race. Coach Sacksteder however took the material at hand and built a fast and capable quintet, which, though not winning the city title, finished second in the race, winning 15 games compared to only four lost in the regular season. They took the Catholic title the second straight year defeating St. Johns In the tournament Central won the first game from St. John's, and lost the second to DeVilbiss, city champions. Central opened the basketball season with a thrilling 22-21 victory over a fine Point Place quintet. In the second game Central traveled to Sylvania to hand the local boys a 46-11 trouncing, with Corbett and Drzazdzynski bagging 19-16 points respectively. The Scarlet and Gray next traveled to Maumee and after a terrific struggle, they emerged victorious, winning 28-27. Too close for comfort. The following night Central journeyed to Fremont to avenge a 33-29 setback of last year. With Corbett and Drzazdrzynski leading the Central scorers, they defeated a fast and celver team 41-34. The Alumni were the next victims of the Irish, losing 37-17 after a stiff tussle. Central successfully turned down its first intra-city opponent, when it defeated Woodward 24-15. After the first few minutes Central was never headed, and showed that it was to be reckoned with in the race for the city championship. With a display of skill, strength and precision of teamwork Central defeated a highly praised Scott quintet 38-14 for their second intra-city win. Tri State with a fast and heavy team gave Central a stiff battle before being subdued 31-27. Central met its first defeat of the season when DeVilbiss, with Martin bagging 17 points, went on a scoring spree and won 34-17. With Corbett sinking two long shots in the last few minutes of play, Central won a thriller from Waite 28-27 after Waite had led the first three quarters. For the second time in four days, Central had to come from behind to win. At the beginning of the fourth quarter Libbey was ahead 36-24, but Central scored 13 points while holding Libbey scoreless to win 37-36, With Holtgrieve added to the lineup Central decisively defeated Woodward for the second time 26-20 to jump into the lead in the city title race. The Irish next traveled to Scott and after a nip and tuck first half battle Central won out in the second half, 31-26 to establish a tighter grip on the city championship. After leading for three quarters, Central was unable to stop Waite's rush in the last quarter and lost by a 24-18 margin. This was a heart-breaker and decreased Central's chances for the championship. Ottoville with a veteran team averaging 6' 3 , invaded Central gym, and defeated the Scarlet and Gray in a thrilling game 29-26. An immense crowd of 3000 packed the University of Toledo Field House to watch Central and DeVilbiss battle for occupancy of first place. DeVilbiss started well in the first half leading 22-5, and although Central played better ball, they could not overcome the DeVilbiss margin, and finally lost 33-20. This defeat put us out of the race for the city title. After losing three straight games Central came back and soundly trounced Libbey the second time 41-26. Everyone of Sacksteder's boys Cexcept Hinton who was out with a sore ankleD saw service. Gaining confidence from the Libbey victory Central met St. John's and never was headed in winning a rather slow game 29-15 to capture the Catholic title for the second consecutive year. Meeting a small but classy quintet from Cathedral Latin of Cleveland, Central had to do some fancy stepping to win their last game 40-36. In the city tournament Central defeated St. John's while losing to DeVilbiss 30-23. Although Central did not win the city championship, the team led by its excel- lent captain, Jack Corbett, should be congratulated on their fine spirit and teamwork win or lose, which carried them to a successful season. 77 Girls' Athletlc League Alice Wilhelm Margaret Dunn Florence Garcau Frances Dunigan Virginia O'Rourlcc . fly,-ff! Varna Gcollrrion Rita Hartung Virginia Polczynski Peggy Slicrrilf Rita Sclmssbcrgcr Mary Martin Girls' Sports The Girls' Athletic League has a three-fold purpose, first, to create an interest in sports among the girls, second, to develop good sportsmanship and third, to give continued interest in sports. To achieve these ends this League was organized five years ago. The G.A.L. holds at least two Playdays a year. This year the first was held November 17, the second, April 13. Participants in all sports are awarded points and the girls who have the highest number of points, at the end of the school year, are awarded Monograms. MON OGRAM WINNERS A.A.A. Verna Geoffrion Florence Gareau Peggy Sherriff Virginia O'Rourke Dorothy Clancy Virginia Polczynski Rita Hartung Margaret Dunn Mary Martin Dorothy Jacobs Alice Wilhelm Agnes Bruetsch Rita Schassberger Frances Dunigan LEADERS OF THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC LEAGUE Prerident ........,,,,,, ,,,,.. M argaret Dunn Vice-Prefident ......... ............ E ileen Ruth Secretamf .............. ....... F rances Dunigan Treamrer ........ .....,, R uth Durliat A DAY IN GYM ,Cladly the girls go from their classes, Into the lockers come these fair lasses, Right into the shower room they dress with such vim, Like streaks they hurry then up to the gym, So each one may get there exactly on time. As Miss Talty soon says, Now get into line, Toward their numbers all do flee. Hearts as happy as can be. Last of all the whistle blows, Each one to her squad place goes.v Then on to play or section seven It's here elections are held, do's and don'ts given, Coming from there, they start to play. 4 Leaving all studies and cares far away, Each squad, four in all, take part in the game. After playing awhile the hell soon rings, Grudgingly each girl goes for her things. Untiring under,such hard play, Ends another perfect gym day. 79 1 I! 1 1- J 5 9,2 HONOR ROLL Adamczewski, Martha, '34, Franciscan, Sylvania, Ohio, Sister M. Berenice Badhorn, Virginia, '31, Sister of Mercy, Fremont, Ohio, Sister Virginia Marie Bartko, Catherine, '31, Franciscan, Sylvania, Ohio, Sister Miriam Bialorucki, Aurelia, '25, Felician, Detroit, Mich., Sister Mary Assumptia Blanchard, John, '34, Jesuit Novitiate, Milford, Ohio Boerger, Luella, '31, Sister of Notre Dame, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Mary Morris Boes, Esther, '22, Ursuline, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Mary Lucy Burns, Rev. Constantine, '16, Marylcnoll, N. Y. Burns, Marcella, '25, Notre Dame, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Mary St. Catherine Castonguay, Alice, '30, Sister of Charity, Montreal, Quebec Cousino, Irma, '32, Sisters of St. Joseph, Nazareth, Mich., Sister M. Aurella Czelusta, Bernadine, '26, Franciscan, Sylvania, Ohio, Sister Mary Theophane Degnan, Elizabeth, '24, Sister of Mercy, Fremont, Ohio, Sister Mary Phillip Dreier, Maranda, '23, Sister of Mercy, Fremont, Ohio, Sister Mary Gabriel Duval, Lorna, '29, Immaculate Heart of Mary, Monroe, Mich. Dwyer, James, '30, St. Gregory's Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio Fallon, Kathleen, '30, Sister of Mercy, Fremont, Ohio, Sister Mary Kathleen Feldman, Lillian, '25, Franciscan, Sylvania, Ohio, Sister Jeanne Marie Fischer, Monica, '23, Ursuline, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Mary Edward Fischer, Christine, '34, Sister of Mercy, Fremont, Ohio, Sister Mary Christina Frazer, Alice, '23, Sister of Mercy, Fremont, Ohio, Sister Mary Paul Frazer, Mary, '23, Sister of Mercy, Fremont, Ohio, Sister Mary Vincent Gradwohl, Helen, '29, Sister of Mercy, Fremont, Ohio, Sister Mary Frederick Hittler, Edna, '25, Ursuline, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Rita Marie Hittler, Edwin, '28, Passionist Order, Normandy, Missouri Horn, Leonard, '29, Carmelite Monastery, San Antonio, Texas Howard, Angela, '31, Ursuline Convent, Sister Anne Marie Iott, Gertrude, '29, Ursuline Convent, Sister Clare Marie Krzyzaniak, Pauline, '30, Franciscan, Sylvania, Ohio, Sister Roswitha Langenderfer, Mary, '25, Sister of Mercy, Fremont, Ohio, Sister Mary Leo Lankauf, Irene, '26, Franciscan, Sylvania, Ohio, Sister Mary Cyprian Lankauf, Lucy, '26, Franciscan, Sylvania, Ohio, Sister Mary Chrysostom LeDuc, Mary, '32, Notre Dame, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Mary St. Pierre Ludlow, Margaret, '27, Ursuline Convent, Sister Mary Dorothea Maher, Rev. Robert, '23, Toledo, Ohio Mattlin, Homer, '31, Jesuit Novitiate, Milford, Ohio McCarthy, Helen, '22, Ursuline, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Mary Berenice Meidt, Alice, '29, Sister of Mercy, Fremont, Ohio, Sister Mary Edward Mueller, Florence, '24, Notre Dame, Toledo, Ohio, Sister St. Xavier Murphy, Rev. Robert, '22, Minneapolis, Minn. O'Leary, Joseph, '31, St. Joseph's College, Collegeville, Indiana O'Neill, Rev. Burke, '15, University of San Francisco, California Pinter, Charlotte, '34, Novitiate of the Sisters of St. Francis, Joliet, Illinois Radlinski, Rev. John, '24, St. Anthony's, Toledo, Ohio Rick, Margaret, '34, Sister of Mercy, Fremont, Ohio, Sister Mary Claresina Roesler, Agnes, '34, Novitiate of the Sisters of St. Francis, Joliet, Illinois, Sister Miriam Clare Roesler, Elizabeth, '30, Ursuline, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Marie de Lourdes Rojek, John, '28, Mount St. Mary's Seminary, Norwood, Ohio Ryan, Alice, '22, Sister of Mercy, Detroit, Mich., Sister Mary Colette Schrein, Amelia, '24, Notre Dame, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Mary Charlotte Scharf, Evelyn, '23, Sister of Mercy, Fremont, Ohio, Sister Jane Frances Schneider, Colette, '22, Sister of Mercy, Detroit, Mich., Sister Mary Alice Sewell, Mary Grace, '35, Notre Dame Novitiate, Toledo, Ohio Sprenger, Albert, Rev., '25, St. Thomas Aquinas, Toledo, Ohio Thosz, Eleanor, '35, Franciscan, Sylvania, Ohio Webb, Louis, '33, Society of the Divine Word, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, Brother Vincent Whiteford, Catherine, '25, Ursuline, Toledo, Sister Mary Jeanette Wilson, Evans, '28, St. Gregory's Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio Wilson, Florence, '25, Ursuline, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Mary Lawrence Yeager, Clarence, Rev., '21, St. Francis Home, Tiffin, Ohio 80 The Alumni Association l EMMET CULLEN MARY C. PARR DONALD BLANCHARD President Corresponding Secretary Treasurer After two very successful Moonlights, during the summer, the Alumni Association opened its fall season of activity with a party of welcome to the Class of 1934. This affair was held at the High School the evening of September 20. Those attending were favored with interesting talks by the very Rev. Msgr. Francis Macelwane and the Rev. Raymond G. Kirsch. The evening was rounded out with dancing, refreshments, and entertainment. November 7, marked the first attempt of the Alumni in sponsoring a Roller Skating Party. This was held at Crystal Gardens and proved very successful from both a financial and social standpoint. On December 10, the final business meeting of the year was held, featuring the election of officers for 1935. The following were authorized to supervise the destiny of the Association for the coming year: Emmetj. Cullen, re-elected president, Ed Moeller, vice-president, Mary C. Parr, re-elected recording secretary, Marie Kutcher, corresponding secretary, Donald Blanchard, re-elected treasurer, and Stephen Szemetko, sergeant-at-arms. The Fourth Annual Homecoming at the High School, the evening of December 27, con- cluded the social activities for 1934. This affair was outstanding in that former friendships were renewed, and that it presented for entertainment two unusually accomplished Alumni vocalists, namely, Agnes Sweeney, '31, and Joseph O'Leary, '31,with Rollin Morse as Masterof Ceremonies. As usual, dancing and refreshments were also provided. Friday evening, March 1, 1935, climaxed months of anticipation, industrious activity, and elaborate preparations, as the Fourth Annual Benefit Ball was held that evening at the New Secor Hotel. Music was featured by James Huber and his Royal Venetians, and the affair was attended by approximately 500 persons. Paul J. Fuller, and Marie Kutcher, very efficiently acted as co-chairmen for the event, and were assisted by a very aggressive committee. As the Alumni Association's monthly publication the Centmgmd, completed its first year of existence with the edition of April, Robert Gumb was vested with editorship for the coming year, at the business meeting of April 12. We wish to take this opportunity to most graciously thank the adviser and the staff of the Centripeml, for the space granted us in this yearbook. It is our belief that past demonstrations of ability, aggressiveness, and determination of the class of '35, point to this year's edition being very outstanding. Also, it is our hope that we will have the privilege of listing you graduates of '35 as active members of our organization, and that your talents and spirit may reflect itself to the advantage of the Alumni Association. Sincerely, CENTRAL CATHOLIC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. 81 Calendar OCTOBER 11-Officers of the sodality assume duties at the First meeting of the school year. 12-Columbus Day means another free day for the student body. 14-Tenors and baritones vocalize as the Glee Club makes its debut on radio. 19-Only boys are editors of the initial Nuntius Romanus. 22-Ballots are cast and presto! Officers of the three upper classes are elected. 26-Excitement reigns high as Color Day runs its course ending with Central's defeat by Waite 13-O. 3l+Revelers decorate school windows to inform occupants of Halloween. NOVEMBER 3wNods, smiles and cheers accompany the music of Central's band. Bishop Alter returns from Rome. 4-Oral and written traditions are shattered. Jun- iors present one of the regular assemblies. 9-Various business is transacted at the first meeting of the Senior Dramatic Society. 17-Ejected is the jinx that marked the Scott game. Central won 20-12. 24fMany are the heavy hearts returning from the Woodward fray. Needless to say we lost 7-O. 26-Blithely youthful agents set forth to secure magazine subscriptions. 27-Elated students walk into school at 9:15. First period free for the demeritless. 28-Rhythm fills the air as juniors and seniors attend the Cranberry Scramble. DECEMBER 3-Devout students attentively listen to the advice of their retreat masters. 5-Exceptional number of communicants at the closing exercise of the retreat. 8-Cruel fate! December 8 is on Saturday thus thus depriving us of a free day. 11-Excited comments as the St. Vincent de Paul Society receives its charter from Paris. 19-Members of the Centric staff attend press meeting at Woodward. 20-Businesslike, the members of the Alpha Rho Tau hold their first meeting of the year. 21-Every step and heart is light with the be- ginning of Christmas vacation. 25-'Red holly berries, soft singing, church bells, gifts-Christmas Day. IANUARY 3-Jingle bells give way to the class bell which reopens school. 10-'Arrival of the Senior class rings. 17-Noses, knees and knuckles are bruised when students slide to school on icy pavements. 21-Unknown talent comes to light in the Junior essay contest. 22-Absent from school are the fortunates who kept their perfect demerit record through- out the semester. 23-Ravings and rantings fill the air as examanees struggle with semester exams. 28-Yearning and shaking to see their marks, owners present report cards for semester grades. Calendar FEBRUARY 1-Friday marks the close of the ticket cam- paign for Senior Class Play, 2000 sold. 2-3-Enthusiastic audiences applaud the presenta- 77 12- 18- 21- 22- tion of Captain Appleiackf' Before our yearbook is published, seniors meet to discuss the possibility of its pub- lication. - Reading, writing and arithmetic are set aside for a day. Lincoln's birthday is celebrated. Unusually primped and polished, one by one seniors pose for pictures. Advertisers are sought in every corner of the town as the Cmtripeta! ad campaign begins. Really too good to be true. Washington's birthday gives us the second free day this month. 28- Ye Olde Printe Shoppe, closes for the year when senior dramatic classes have their last lesson in make-up. MARCH 6-Mortifications mark lives of the pious as Lent begins. 7-Answers are scrawled on the papers with care-Six Week Tests, 11-Returning to class early Monday morning 12 29 Seniors cope with problems of government rather than history. -Clergy takes possession of school while students relinquish their places and remain at home. -Hilarious laughter and fluent Latin drift from gym when Vergilians present Latin play. APRIL 1- A fool every minute -a popular slogan on April Fools' Day. 15-Pre-vacation joy dampened by six week tests. 17-Rejoicing students leave school for Easter vacation. 21-In sunny weather the Easter parade winds its way. 24-Last six weeks of the year begins. MAY 5-6-Musicians and Songsters unite to present The Firefly. Big success! 17-A Teacher's institute is held at our school. Oh boy! A free day! 30- Yarns are spun concerning the unusual occur- rence of Decoration Day and Ascension Day being simultaneous. JUNE 1-Just hve more days of school. 3-Underclassmen take June exams, 5-Never will seniors forget the Senior breakfast. 6-Excitement, sorrow, glee, and regret mark the graduation exercises. Mr. and Mrs. P. Kaminski Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Abbott, Flint, Mich. Mr. R. C. Ahrendt Ben's Used Auto Parts, Inc. Hugh P. Blake, M.D. Bojarski Bros. Grocery Mr. Floyd P. Brown Frank Bruss George F. Bruss Bud's Shoe Repair Shop Buddies Box Lunch Mr. and Mrs. P. Burns A. M. Bush, M.D. Miss Ida Mae Bush A Friend Irvin Callahan F. C. Cameron Miss Eileen Carey Chase Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. S. Chudzinski Worth W. Clegg Frank C. Clifford, M.D. A Friend E. Conlan Mr. John Connolly Carl Conold Thomas M. Crinnion, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. F. Cross Emmett Cullen . 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Number of .Ytudentf 1 St. Francis de Sales Cathedral ..V,i,i7i7i.....Yi,,77,.,,... ,.,i,,,,i,i,i,,....,,i,i,i,i,A. 3 4 2 Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Cathedral 7e,ee,e,e , ,e,e,,, 103 3 Blessed Sacrament ,.,....eeeeeee,.....V,e,e,e,...e,e,e,e,,...Y.,e,e e,,... 3 9 4 Gesu .....,,eAele....,,,,,,e,....V ,..,,e 4 1 5 Good Shepherd ee,...,ee,e,..... eee,e, 3 7 6 Holy Rosary ,...,...,,e,,,,.....,,,,,, ,,e,,, 1 3 7 Immaculate Conception etet,,,... t..,., 6 1 8 Little Flower ..e,e,,,,....,t,,,.,t,....,, ..,,,, 2 9 Nativity ,,......e,,.,....,.,,,.,...,,,,t,te,,,,,,. ,,,,.. 8 10 Our Lady of Perpetual Help .,..,t,,, ,7.,,, 2 6 11 Sacred Heart .,t.,,,,,t,...,.,tet....,.,Yt,t,t, ,.t,t. 3 5 12 St. Adalbert ..t.t,t. t,ttttttt 1 2 13 St. Agnes ,e,t..,... ,,,,,,,,, 1 10 14 St. Ann ,.,,,,,,,....,,,V,,.... ,,,,,s 3 3 15 St. Anthony .,,,Y,,.,...t.,,,,,,t..,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 3 16 St. Anthony's Orphanage ,,es.tt.. s,s,ss 1 7 17 St. Benedict ,,,,.,..,,,.,..,.,,,,,,,,. ..,V,. 2 18 St. Catherine ..,.,.,,.. ,... ,,s,ss 1 9 19 St, Charles ..,,,., ,,,,.. 1 2 20 St. Hedwig ,tet....,, .,,,,t 4 2 21 St. Hyacinth ,,,e,t,,,.....e ,,,,ss 3 22 St. james ........,,,,.....,,,,,,., ,,,,,, 2 3 23 St. John, Point Place ....,., ...... 7 24 St. Joseph s,......,ees,,..,,,e,,, s,s,ss 2 25 St. Louis ,s...., ,,,,,, 6 26 St. Mary ....e,e.., ,.,.,e 8 3 27 St. Michael .......,,t ,,,,ss 3 5 28 St. Patrick tct,es,.s,,.....v,, ,s,s,s 2 1 29 SS. Peter 8c Paul ....,.. ..ir.. 1 8 30 St. Stanislaus ,,i,c,,,,, ,,,,, 5 31 St. Stephen se....,t,........ s,t,,, 2 2 32 St. Teresa .i....,.,,,,...Yt,,,,,, ,,s,,s 5 7 33 St. Thomas Aquinas ...,,,,,,,,, ..st.. 3 5 34 St. Vincent de Paul ,,,,e,,,,,,,,...,, ,,,,,, 9 35 Carraghar, Ohio: St. Mary .,,,e,, ,,,, ,s,,s, 1 36 Erie, Michigan: St. Joseph ,.,. ,,il..,,,,,,,.. , , ,,s,. , 9 37 Holland, Ohio: Our Lady of Lourdes s,,t ,...,, 1 1 39 Momineetown, Ohio: St. Ignatius ...,,,,,,, ,,,,,e 7 40 Perrysburg, Ohio: St. Rose s,......et,,....t,t,t, t,t,se 1 38 Maumee, Ohio: St. Joseph e,ssss,.Ys,s,s,i...,t, ,,s,,, 41 Rossford, Ohio: St. Mary Magdalene ,t,.,s,. ,:,,,. 3 103 ' , Bondy, Mary, '37 .fff.,,, -4029 Caroline Ave. Students' April Name Addffffwpdfilh No. Ackerman, Ellen, '37 ,,,,,.....,, 1215 Moore St. 26 Adamczewski, Stephen, '35--445 E. Central Ave. 20 Adamczewski, Wanda, '37--445 E. Central Ave. 20 Addis, Bernice, '36 ..v.....ff 716 Stickney Ave. 1 Ainsworth, Edward, '36 ..... 1605 Detroit Ave. Ainsworth, Thomas, '37 ...... 1605 Detroit Ave. Albert, William, '37 ,,,,,,,, 2408 Vermont Ave. Alden, Richard, '37 1,,, .... 1 801 Pilgrim Rd. 4 32 32 26 Alexander, Louis, '38 .... .... 1 36 Licking St. 25 Allen, Kathleen, '37 ..,.,.,,...., 17-12th St. 28 Allen, Mary, '36 .,..,........... 17-12th St. 28 Allen, Paul, '35 ................. 17-12th St. 28 Altenbaugh, Helen, '38 .,.. 1356 Fitchland Ave. 14 Amon, Mary, '35 -...-.-.. 4133 So. Detroit Ave. 10 Amon, Robert, '38 .......... 1647 Glenbrook Dr. 10 Amrhein, Ralph, '38 ....., 4024 Willy Pkwy. 13 Andresky, Alice, '35 ............ 1920 Dorr St. 21 Anthony, Leonard, '37 ,,,.,,,,, 2030 Miles Ave. 14 Antieau, Donald, '38 ..,...,. 154 Gradolph St. 13 Antieau, Roy, '37 ..,....... 154 Gradolph St. 13 Armstrong, Edward, '38 ,...... 1507 Locust St. 26 Armstrong, Richard, '38 ...... 1507 Locust St. 26 Arquette, Harold, '38 ............ 429 Troy St. 27 Ashe, William, '38 ......,,....... 1334 Utah St. 5 Aubry, Dorothy, '35 ,,,.,.,. 1239 Berdan Ave. 13 Aubry, Harold, '38 ...., ...., 2 05 Irving St. 2 Aubry, Jeannette, '35 .... ...... 2 05 Irving St. 2 Aubry, Miriam, '38 .,,,...,..... 205 Irving St. 2 Aubry, Babione, Virginia, '37- - - Bachmayer, Ernest, '38- Bacon, Mary, '38 .,,........ 1422 Berdan Ave. Badertscher, Betty, '36 .......... 244 Knower St. ----1004 Detroit Ave. Baker, Fred, '38 ,,,,.,,..,..... 517 Knower St. Banasiak, Stephen, '35 ...... 421 E. Weber St. Bancer, Eleanor, '37 ,..... Barczynski, Helen, '38 ....... 2327 Cherry St. Barret, John, '38 ,,,,,,..,.,. 1123 Warwick St. Barrett, Mary C., '37 ......, 2278 Franklin Ave. Barrick, Lynette, '37 ............ 550 Lucas St. Bailey, Robert, '36 ..,,. Robert, '35 -...,.. - -2385 Franklin Ave. - - - . - - -3806 Revere Dr. ---------276 Steel St. -1447 Nebraska Ave. 26 13 11 13 7 32 7 12 15 16 32 26 28 Bartko, Agnes, '37 ......... 2330 Caledonia St. 6 Bashaw, Wilbur, '37 ......., 1917 Clinton St. 4 Bassett, Stanley, '36 ........ R. 3, Box 383 8 Bauman, Jack, '37 ........,..., 1922 Locust St. 26 Baumgartner, Dorothy, '37-1344 Parker Ave. Baumgartner, Mary, '38 ..,.. 344 Parker Ave. Baumgartner, Victor, '36 ..... 344 Parker Ave. 11 11 ll Beam, Florence, '37 ........ 1706 Michigan St. 1 Beaudry, Virginia, '37 ....,..... 1413 Walnut St. 1 Beaver, Ralph, '38 ........... 216 Prescott St. 26 Beaver, Virginia, '36 ......... 216 Prescott St. 26 Beckman, Edwin, '38 ........ 3712 Grantley Rd. 3 Beckman, Mary, '36 ...,.... 3712 Grantley Rd. 3 Beckman, Ruth, '36 ......... 3712 Grantley Rd. 3 Begin, James, '36 ..... ....... 9 19 Dorr St. 28 Begin, Mary, '38 .,,,............. 919 Dorr St. 28 Behan, Margaret, '37 ....... 1444 Oakwood Ave. 32 Behan, Marie, '38 ......... 1444 Oakwood Ave. 32 Beiser, Olive, '36 .,,,,,,,. 2401 Westbrook Dr. 3 Bennett, Jose h, '38 ........ 4828 Summit St. 23 Berrie, Geraldine, Berry, Mary Jane, Bertling, Jeanette, Bertling, Marjorie Bettinger, Edmund', '36 .sss Bick, Donald, '36 ........ '35 .... '38 ,..., '35 .... 37 ,.s.. R.F.D. 1, Box 352 33 ---145 W. Park St. 2 2119 Evansdale Ave. 4 2119 Evansdale Ave. 4 3835 Lockwood Ave. 13 --1111 Berdan Ave. 13 Register 1935 Name Bick, James, '35 ..,,. Addreu-Parifb N 0. - - - -520 Prouty Ave. Bick, Rozanne, '35 .,.....,,. 3633 Almeda Dr. Bihl, Clifford, '36 ...sss -------733 White St. Billmaier, Donald, '35 ......,, 1730 Upton Ave. Birdsell, John, '37 ....,,,,...., 1216 Moore St. Bishop, Margaret, '36 ......... 505 Nevada St. Bissonette, Dorothy, '36---2249 Westbrook Dr. Bissonette, Helen, '38 ,.,,. 2249 Westbrook Dr. Blessing, Genevieve, '36--4323 Overland Pkwy. Bliss, Norman, '38 ...... Bocik, Edward, '38 ,,.,.. Bohland, Thomas, '37 .... Bollin, Dorothy, '37 ..... Bondy, Gladys, '38 ,..,.. Bondy, Lawrence, '36 .... ---3943 Castener St. --2040 Caledonia St. - 1239 Palmwood Ave. -1947 Fernwood Ave. ----3935 Concord St. .---3935 Concord St. Booker, Betty, '38 ,,,,,.... 1910 Lagrange St. Borer, Curtis, '38 ........... 908 Coventry St. Borowski, Pauline, '35 .,,..,..,. 2327 Cherry St. Bouchard, Rose, '36 .,......, 2 Folger Place Bowes, Leonard, '38 ...... 2426 Hollywood Ave. Bowman, Albert, '38 ..,..., 326 Cincinnati St. Boyer, Gerald, '35 ,,,,,,,.. 518 Walbridge Ave. Brady, Thomas, '37 ---------- 435 Eastern Ave. Braker, Dorothy, '36 .......,.. 834 Vinton St. Brannan, Robert, '38 .....,.. 3931 Drexel Dr. Brazzil, Richard, '36 .... Brendlen, Paul, '37 ...... ----2019 Perth St. --.-Holland, Ohio Brennan, John, '37 ,,....,.... 433 Sumner St. Brighton, Lawrence, '37 ..,- 940 Islington St. '35 Brighton, Madelyn, - - - . - -940 Islington St. Brotko, Leona, '37 ...,.,,.,... 2327 Cherry St. Brown, Mary, '36 ........,.,.. 4419 Eastway Brummett, Harvey, '38 .... --560 Woodville St. Bruss, Jeanette, '37 ..,.,....,.... 430 Frank St. Bubrowski, Chester, '36 ..... 138 Everett St. Buehrer, Mary, '38 ....-.... 7 Juanita Apts. Buehrer, Robert, '36 ......... 7 Juanita Apts. Bukovcs, Frank, '37 ,,,s,,.. 2147 Caledonia St. Burgan, Mary, '38 ........,..... 517 Jervis St. Burnett, John, '38 ......--- 332 Mellington Dr. Burns, Lucille, '37 ,,,, --------312 Boston Pl. Bush, Becky, '36 ........... 1941 Calumet St. Bush, Richard, '35 ......... 409 Melrose Ave. Bykowski, Martha, '35 - - - - -1101 Indiana Ave. Callahan, Bernice, '35 ------- 1839 Talbot St. Callahan, Mary, '38 ------- 3835 Lockwood Ave. Calmes, Virginia, '37 .----- 1741 Wyndhurst Rd. Campbell, Betty, '36- - - - - . - -717 Castle Blvd. Cantlon, Madeline, '36 ...... 357 Islington St. Carcus, Gizella, '35 ---- ---------152 Esther St. Carcus, Nicholas, '38 --.-.-....-- 152 Esther St. Carollo, Giroma, '37 ------------ 529 Lucas St. Carr, Charles, '37 ----- - . . . -3437 Detroit Ave. Carter, Robert, '36 ----.----- 3310 Gallatin Rd. Cashen, John, '37 ----- -------1315 Idaho St. Cashen, Verna, '38 -.-...----..-- 1315 Idaho St. Ceboll, Jeanne, '37 -------- 2225 Grantwood Dr. Chick, Eleanor, '38 ------.. 3805 Martha Ave. Chmiel, Taddeus, '38 ------- 1423 Hamilton St. Christie, Angela, '38 ------.... 502 Oswald St. Christie, Dorothy, '35- - - - - - - - - -2109 Ontario St. Christie, Leo, '38 -------------- 2109 Ontario St. Chudzinski, Virginia '37 ---- 718 Chestnut St. Clancy, Thomas, '373 --,--- 2433 Franklin Ave. Coburn, Martha, '37 ------- 720 Stickney Ave. Coehrs, Rita, '38 .--.--- -.---- 2 806 Fulton St. 104 7 13 33 32 26 5 3 3 13 13 6 32 32 13 13 13 26 32 16 13 14 27 7 7 29 13 4 8 7 2 2 16 13 5 29 20 5 5 31 7 2 2 4 2 15 3 13 4 2 2 31 31 28 13 4 33 33 3 13 15 25 27 27 1 2 1 2 Name coiby, Arthur, ' 37 ... Collins, Alvah, '35-- STUDENTS' REGISTER AddrerJfParirb N 0. - - - . . -1039 Baker St -----------422 Starr Ave Collins, Jeanette, '35 ....,. 4107 Burnham Ave Conlin, Richard, '35 ,,,..... 402 Islington St Connell, Edward, '38 Connors, Donald, '37 Connors, john, '36 ...,,,, Cooper, john, '36 v..... Cooper, Richard, '36--- . - - - -3380 Glenwood Ave - . - . -1049 Woodland Ave -2311 Grantwood Rd -----320 Champion St -----312 Western Ave Corrigan, Raymond, '38 ,.... 2500 Lagrange St Costell, Carl, '37 ,,.... Costell, Mary, '38 .,,1, Couturier, Rita, 37 ..,, Cowan, George, '38 ....,,, Coyle, Jack, '36 ,..e,. Coyle, Virginia, '35 .,,,. - - - -261 Bloomheld St - - -261 Bloomfield St - ...A 3848 Drexel Dr - - - - -3848 Drexel Dr Cramer, Florence, '38 ..,,....,, 2327 Cherry St Cray, Charles, '37 ....... Cray, Rita, '38 ......., ---3815 Martha Ave - - - - -3815 Martha Ave Creque, Rita, '37 -------A-- 3418 Glenwood Ave Criscio, Rose, '38 .... ........ Criseio, Samuel, '37 ,,.....v..,.. 2819 Erie St Critch, Robert, '36 ,.,,.. -1935 Greenwood Ave Croll, Kenneth, '38 ....,,.. 1440 Fernwood Ave Crone, Kenneth, '37 ......,..... 194 Wamba St Cronenberger, Margaret, 37---2327 Cherry St Cryan, Robert, '36 ...,......,,, 309 Segur Ave Cumiskey, Thomas, '35 -4-- 3812 Martha Ave. Curley, Thomas, '38 ......,, 4130 Vermaas Ave Czarnecki, Melvin, '36 ......Y... 739 Hoag St Czerniejewski, Aloysius, '36---1505 Vance St Daley, joseph, '36 .....,,,,... 759 Prouty Ave. Daly, Marie, '35 ,,.......e,., 414 Victoria Pl Danford, Paul, '37 ,,,,.,... 258 Walbridge Ave. Davidson, Raymond, '38---1923 Parkdale Ave. Decola, Gustave, '38 ......,... 1025 Slater St. Deeds, Betty, '37 ................ 452 Oak St Degnan, Edmund, '38 ,,.......... 1201 Peck St Dickman, Helen, '36 ......, 1807 Wyndhurst Rd Dickman, Richard, '35 ..... 1807 Wyndhurst Rd Dilley, Blanche, '37 .-----V- 3710 Martha Ave Dillon, John, '36 ........ 4211 W. Willys Pkwy. Dimmer, Robert, P.G. ...... 1902 Walnut St. Dobrzeniecki, Daniel, '36 ...,. 116 Everett St Donaldson, Thomas, '37 .... 352 E. Streicher St. Donovan, William, '35 ....... 523 Cadillac Ct Dowling, Cecil, '37 ...... 2559 Maplewood Ave. Dowling, john, '35- Dreier, Clarence, '35 .......,.... Dressel, William, '37 ....,....... Dressler, Daniel, '38 ....... 908 Evesham Ave Drew, Helen, '35 ....e.. -2027 Greenwood Ave Drotar, Margaret, '36 ........... 403 Craig Ave Drotar, Stephen, '38 ............. 403 Craig Ave Drudzinski, Dorothy, '38 ........ 1958 Front St. Drzazdrzynski, Ignatius, '36--311 Mettler St. Duck, Bernard, '36 t.1.1. 4136 N. Haven Blvd Duck, Robert, '35 -----.. 4136 N. Haven Blvd Dudley, William, '38 ........... 2723 Nash Rd Dugan, Arthur, '37 ..,...... 219 Plymouth St Dugan, James, P.G. ........ 219 Plymouth St Dunigan, Frances, '37 ,4.- 3947 Hazelhurst Dr Dunn, Vincent, '36 ..... 4457 N. Lockwood Ave Dunn, Charles, '38 .............., 514 Ohio St Dunn, Margaret, '35 ...,.,.,... Curtice, Ohio --uv,--3181 River Rd -1833 Detroit Ave. -2819 Erie St. - - - - - - -2120 Detroit Ave -851 Utah St. -817 Yates St. Dunn, Mary Frances, '35 ----VvY,, ,514 Ohio St. Dunn, William, '35 ...s.......... 514 Ohio St. Durban, Pauline, '35 ....... 2417 Pemberton Dr. Duris, Joseph, '38-4--- .... 2440 Woodford St. Durliat, Ruth, '35 .... .... 1 129 Newbury St. Dusseau, Ruth, '38 ......... 3851 Burton Ave. .26 5 13 2 2 32 3 19 7 26 7 7 2 14 13 13 16 13 13 2 27 27 33 32 32 16 7 13 13 9 15 7 2 7 4 18 5 1 4 4 13 13 26 20 12 2 2 14 5 26 32 33 31 31 31 20 13 13 3 11 11 13 18 27 39 27 27 4 6 22 13 f Continued I N ame Duvall, Edward, '38--. Duvall, Roseland, '37--- Dwyer, Paul, '37 ........ Addrerr-Parirlz N 0. .R.F.D. 2, Erie, Mich. 36 R.F.D. 2, Erie, Mich. 36 --------405 Boston Pl. 2 Eagan, John, 35 .............. 2470 Broadway 10 Mary, '38 ..... Eagan, Earl, Albert, '37 ..... Early, Arthur, '37 ...... Earnest Robert '38--- -----2470 Broadway 10 ----1729 Talbot St. 20 -----413 Palmer St. 26 2727 Fulton St. 2 Eaton, 'Catheriiie, '36--'-'-A-'-75-6-6 Nebraska Ave. 28 Eaton, Donald, '37 ............... 2219 Elm St. 26 Eaton, Robert, '38 ............... 2219 Elm St. 26 ----925 E. Bancroft St. 26 Eberly, John, '35 ....... Eberly, Ruth, '38 ,.,..... 4201 Overland Pkwy. ---------157 Palmer St. 20 Eberle, Theresa, '37--- Eble, Norbert, '37 ..... -4201 Overland Pkwy. 13 13 Ehman, Carl, 38 .............. 44 Eastern Ave. 7 Ehrbright, Eugene, '38 ...... 4206 Vermaas Ave. 13 Eichenberg, Donald, '37 ........ 3636 Watson St. 13 3 28 Engel, Kenneth, '38--- - - - .2255 Eastbrook Dr. English, Jeanne, '38 .......... 448 Indiana Ave. English, Victor, '36 ........ 448 Indiana Ave. 28 Erd, Dolores, '36 ............... 1019 Moore St. 26 Erskine, Edward, '38 ...... 2065 Eastbrook Dr. 3 Erskine, Frances, '37 .1..... 2065 Eastbrook Dr. 3 Etue, James, '37 ............ 2256 Auburn Ave. 14 2 2 Etue, Katherine, '38--- ----128 W. Bancroft St. Etue, Mildred, '36 ......... 128 W. Bancroft St. Extine, Eugene, '35 ......... 1422 Hamilton St. Fabos, Mary, '36 ...... Fackelman, Edward, '35- 15 --------219 Milford St. 31 -401 W. Delaware Ave. 2 Fackelman, Rose, '38 ---.... 930 Frederick St. 26 Fadell, Alex, '36 ..---.-- ..--.. 7 14 Locust St. 1 Fadell, Emeline, '37--- Fair, Margaret, '37 -.-. Faja, Virginia, '38 ---- Farber, ' Farkas, Farloo, Jeanette, '38--- Farmer, Farmer, Donald, '38 ---- Elaine, '36 ...-- ---------714 Locust St. 1 - - - - - - -1942 Ontario St. 27 - - - - -2758 Lagrange St. 20 Leo, 36 .--------- 652 Woodland Ave. 28 Angela, '36 .-.-.--- 2237 Caledonia St. 31 1 -----------812 Erie St. -130 W. Central Ave. 2 -130 W. Central Ave. 2 Farmer, jane, 38 --.--..-- 119 W. Streicher St. 2 Farmer, Mildred, '36 ------...- 281 Parker Ave. 11 Farmer, Richard, '36-R.R. 2, Sta. B., Bancroft St. Fehlen , Vivian, '35 -----. 3826 Leybourne 'Ave. Ferguson, Howard, '38 ---.-. 507 Nebraska Ave. 4 13 Feldt, Mary Ellen, '36 -..- 368 So. Detroit Ave. 19 28 5 Ferguson, Wayne, '38 .----------- 50 Nevada St. Ferner, Robert, '37 --.-... 1720 Wyndhurst Rd. 4 Ferraro, Rose, '37 .------- 237M Pinewood Ave. 28 Fial, Betty, '37 ..--.-.----- 1654 Indiana Ave. 32 Fiedeler, Virginia, '38-. -4308 Yellowstone Dr. 3 Finn, Mary Ellen, '35 -----...-.. 2513 Chase St. 27 Fischbach, Clement, '37--404 W. Central Ave. 2 Fischbach, Francis, '35---404 W. Central Ave. 2 Fischer, Margaret, '37 -----....--. 1520 Erie St. 1 FitzGerald, James, '38 ..---- 1413 Wildwood Rd. 10 Fitzgibbons, Sadhoh, '37 ...----- 22-20th St. 2 Fleck, Mary, '38 ---------.- 3340 Detroit Ave. 2 Flynn, Thomas, '37 -.------------ 2420 Erie St. Foley, Donald, '36 -----..-. 1269 Wildwood Rd. 27 10 Foley, Virginia, '37 ....---- 1269 Wildwood Rd. 10 Fournier, Irene, '37 ---.... 3414 Gladstone Ave. 2 Fournier, Rita, '38 --------..---- 531 South St. 7 Fournier, Robert, '38 -----------.- 426 Utah St. 5 Fournier, Ruth, '36 ----.. 3414 Gladstone Ave. 2 Fowler, Donald, '36 ---------.-.. 4217 Lowe Rd. 13 2 Fox, Marcellian, '37--. Foy, Donald, '38 .-..-- Foy, James, '36 ---.... Fuchs, Frances, '35--- Fuller, Nicholas, '38-- 105 - . - -225 Rockingham St. --.---.418 Knower St. 7 -----214 Knower St. 7 ------3135 Enright St. 34 -----2346 Valentine St. 31 Nam: - STUDENTS' REGISTER fem-inuedj Addren'-Parirh N 0. Gade, Dolores, '38 ,..,.,,,w 2457 Lawton Ave, 14 Galdys, Alice, '35 ........., 1280 Tecumseh St. 15 Gallagher, Gertrude, '38 f..... 549 Orchard St. .7 Gallagher, Harold, '38 ,,,,,, 3315 Oakway Dr. 10 Gareau, Florence, '36 ......,....1 722 Mark St. 26 Gareau, John, 38 ,...,.,.,.,.v... 722 Mark St. 26 Garvin, Doris, '36 ,...,..... 712W Phillips St. 13 Gascon, William, '38-1930 Franklin Ave., Apt. 8 26 Gasior, Mary, '38 ......r., 3253 Franklin Ave. 12 Gates, Herbert, '36 ...t.. R. 5, Bay Shore Rd. 39 Gaynor, Paul, '35 ..,...,., 520 Highland Ave. 2 Gedert, Eleanor, '38--BOX 554, R.R. 4, Sta. A 19 Geha, Fasoh, '35 ............ 1712 Superior St. 1 Geha, Henry, '38 ,.,.,,,,,,. 1712 Superior St. 1 Geiger, Catherine, ' 35 ....... 1060 Prouty Ave. 22 Geiger, John, '38 ,,,.,,,,, 4201 Willys Pkwy. 13 Gembreska, James, '36 ...... 3908 Martha Ave. 13 Gens, Anna, '35 ................. 4436 Eastway 13 Gens, Rita, '38 ..,,,,. --- - - - - -4436 Eastway 13 11 Geoffrion, Gerald, '37 ........, 227 Willard St. Geoffrion, Verna, '36 ,,,,.. Ghyselink, Cecilia, '35--- --3171 Cottage Ave. 2 -2438 Eastbrook Dr. Gilday, Jay, '38 ......,.,,,. 4336 Vermaas Ave. Ghyselink, Dorothy, '38---2438 Eastbrook Dr. Gibbons, Catherine, '37 ,,,,. 1028 Indiana Ave. Gibbons, Elizabeth, '38 ..... 1028 Indiana Ave. N ame Addreu-Parirb N n Hauck, Corinne, 35 ...,.,.,..,,, 233 White St. Hauck , Mary C., '36 ,.,,,.,...... 233 White St. Haugh, Betty, '38 ...,.,. Haugh, Francis, '38 ,,,,. -2660 Maplewood Ave. -2660 Maplewood Ave. Hehl, Anita, '38 ......,..., 1010 Western Ave. Heider, Robert, '37 ,.....,,..... 121 Palmer St. Hein, Delia, '38 .,.,.,,,........ 223 Field Ave. Heisserer, Rosemary, '37 .,.. 418 Columbus St. Heizelman, William, '37 ,........ 1815 Perth St. Henderman, Ruth, '37.-- Henry, Paul, '36 ......, Henry, Richard, '37 2... -- ,r... 1338 Page St. - - - -614 Virginia St. - - - -614 Virginia St. Hentges, Ernest, '36 ,,,,..,.. 262 Plymouth St. Hepp, Evelyn, '37 ,,,.,....... 907 Nevada St. Herbert, Mary C., '37 .....,..,, 4408 Walker St. Hessling, Joseph, '35 ,,,. ------2012 Perth St. Hessling, Vernon, '38 ,.....,,.,,. 2012 Perth St. Hickey, Agnes, '36 ..,.,.,, 4015 Burnham Ave. Hickey, Mary C., '38 ...... 4015 Burnham Ave. Hieber, Jack, '37 ..............,.. 137 Yale Dr. Higgins, Jeanette, '36 ...,,,. 1505 Navarre Ave. Hilkens, Rita, '36 .,..... .... 1 28 Gradolph St. Hiller, Edward, '37 ..... - . - - -1846 Ontario St. Hiltman, Eugene, '38 ----------- 708 Collins St. Hinton, Norman, '35 -----. 661 Pinewood Ave. Hoeffel, Mary, '37 -......------ 927 Alvison Rd. Hoffman, Catherine, '37-1909 Tremainsville Rd. Gillies, Donald, '38 ---........ 3853 Almeda Dr. Girard, Anita, '38 -..-.-.... 2057 Eastbrook Dr. Gleason, Helen, '35 ---- ------. 7 15 Clark St. 3 3 32 32 Gibbons, Martin, '35 ------ 1013 Ketcham Ave. 34 13 13 3 5 5 Gleason, John, '36 --------.-.... 715 Clark St. Gohlike, Robert, '37 ---- 3525 Rushland Ave. 3 Gouttiere,Franz,'37-432E.DudleySt.,Maumee,O. 38 Graber, George,'36-R.R. 10, Box 614,Douglas Rd. 3 Gradel, Frank, '37 ---------- 313 Plymouth St. 11 Graham, Bernard, '35 ----------- 1441 Yates St. 1 Graham, Mary, '36 ------.- 2400 Rosewood Ave. 14 Gramling, Andrew, '37 -----.. 502 Tecumseh St. 29 Gramling, Lillian, '38 ----------- 31 Summit St. 1 Granviller, Richard, '38 ---------- 712 Yates St. 33 Grawey, Charles, '37 ---.-.- 2921 Parkwood Ave. 2 Grifiith, Cornelius, '36 ------.-.- 1009 Dorr St. 32 Grimes, Leo, '36 .---------- 2027 Sherwood Rd. 10 Grogan, Rita, '38 -------. 3312 Parkwood Ave. 2 Grosjean, Clayton, '38- -416 W. Manhattan Blvd. 26 Haas, Leo, 36 ----.----..------- 632 Clark St. - - - - - -3928 Hoiles Ave. Gross, Evelyn, '38 --------------- 1022 Page St. 26 Grover, Lloyd, '35 --------....-- 1225 Baker St. 26 Grubb, Francis, '35 .--- - -2426 Vermont Ave. 26 Grude, Elaine, '38 --------.---- 2719 Cherry St. 2 Grudzinski, Irvin, '37 -------.. 309 Mettler St. 20 Gstalder, Eleanor, '36 -.....- 4118 Mayfield Dr. 13 Gurecky, John, '38 ----------. 2608 Fremont St. 6 Haas, Haas Bernadine, '35 ---- Box 530, East Toledo Haasi Jean, ,'38 ---------- Box 530, East Toledo 39 Doris '38 -------- Box 530 East Toledo 39 39 5 - - - - - -2326 Mayville Pl. Haas, Marie, '38 -------- Box 530, East Toledo 39 Haas Haas Hain Paul, 37 f..-- - Rudolf, '37 ..--- , John, '36 --------------- 925 Lindsey Ave. 2 Halbeisen, Eugene, '36 ------ 1549 Indiana Ave. 32 Haley, Beverly, '38--- 4 Haley, Richard, '37 -----.- Hall, Crystal, '37 -------- Halm, Vivian, '38 ---- Hanley, John, '37 ----- Hardy, Robert, '36--- Harris, Earl, '38 .----- Hashim, Louis, '35--- -----------1986 Erie St. 27 ---------3309 Cherry St. 26 ------1946 Calumet Ave. - 1946 Calumet Ave. 4 -4553 Burnham Ave. 18 14 - - - - -2005 Saxon Dr. - - - - -23 Greenwood Ave. - - - - - - - 1953 Ontario St. ---- -1067 Oakwood Ave. - .--- 932 Waverly Rd. 5 27 14 Hartung, Rita, '36 ---------- 2001 Lagrange St. 26 32 11 Hauck, Charles, '38 ---- - - - - -233 White St. Hoffmann, Marie, '38---1909 Tremainsville Rd. 3 Hoffman, Robert, '38 -.--.-.-- 1006 St. James Ct. 10 Holley, Dolores, '38 ------ 1927 Evansdale Ave. 4 Holley, Virginia, '35 ------- 1927 Evansdale Ave. 4 Holt, Harry, '36 --------------- 617 Arcadia St. 2 Holt, Virginia, '36 .....-.,l---- 617 Arcadia St. 2 Holtgrieve, George, '37 ---------- 2030 Chase St. 27 Honig, Rosemary, '38-4223 Commonwealth Ave. 13 Horan, Elizabeth, '37 ....... 5225-309th St. 23 Horrigan, John, '35 -------- 1717 Parkdale Ave. 32 Houser, James, '35 .V........ 3638 Martha Ave. 13 Howard, Ella, '37 ......- 1708 W. Bancroft St. 4 Howard, Margaret, '38--2830 Collingwood Ave. 2 Howard, Patricia, '35 ----------- 281 Knower St. 7 Huber, Edwin, '37 .......-.- 819 Lincoln Ave. 28 Huber, Walter, '35 ---------- 819 Lincoln Ave. 28 Huddleston, Lavora, '38 ---- 525 Woodland Ave. 17 Hughes, Catherine, '38 ---.- 3601 Maxwell Rd. 3 Hummel, Paul, '35 ------------.-- 2306 Elm St. 16 Humphrey, Lawrence, '38-3502 Anderson Pkwy. 3 Humphrey, Richard, '37..3502 Anderson Pkwy. 3 Hunter, Eva, '36 ---------- 1767 Wyndhurst Rd. Hunter, Mary, '36 ---.-- Hurst, George, '38 .---- --1767 Wyndhurst Rd. --2247 Pemberton Dr. Huss, Albert, '35 ---------- 2733 Glenwood Ave. lgnatowski, Henrietta, Ingraham, Arthur, '37- ---.------,2040 Erie St. lott, Rosella, '35 -------- Irvine, Helen, '37 ------ .----.-4414 Fir Lane --857 W. Bancroft St. Huss, Rita, '36 --.---.- Hyott, Lorna, '38 .--.-- '35,--3008 Warsaw St. --.--1543 Ontario St. Irvine, Victor, '38 ---------. 1543 Ontario St. Jackson, Katherine, '38 ....1-- 349 Langdon St. Jackson, Margaret, '37 Jacob, Ernest, '37 ----- Jacob, Elizabeth, '36--- Jacobs, Edward, '38--- Jacobs, Paul, '38 ..--- - - - - - -3922 Catawba St. Jaegle, Marcella, '38 ---. Jaegle, Jerome, '38 ---- - - - - - - -349 Langdon St. - - - - -2137 Valentine St. ------213 Milford St. -.---813 Ontario St. ----813 Ontario St. - - - - - 3922 Catawba St. Jankowski, Joseph, '38 ----.-- 321 Central Ave. Jardine, Lucille, '38--- Jardine, Thomas, '36--- - - - -2326 Mayville Pl. Jenks, Francis, '38 ....--.- 4225 N. Haven Ave. 106 N amz Johnson, Susan, '38 ,... Jones, Doris, '35 ..... Jones, Paul, '38 ..,.,. Jones, Thomas, '35 ...,. -4225 N. Haven Ave. STUDENTS' REGISTER f Continued j Addf6IJ'PdfiJb N o. 1 3 26 Jenks, Harold, '36 .,..... Johnson, Leona, '37 ..,,... -------2246 Jerome St. 26 -----2246 Jerome St. ------1128 Yates St. 26 ----2948 Brown Rd. 11 Name Addrer:-Parish Na. Kukulski, Alvin, '37 ..,.,,,,.... 525 Dexter St. 20 Kulczak, Dorothy, '38- - . Kusner, John, '35 ,.....,, Kusner, Michael, '37 ..,,r. -1159 Buckingham St. 9 359 Dixie Highway, Rossford, Ohio 41 -359 Dixie Highway, - - - -2948 Brown Rd Joseph, Amelia, '37 ....,,....,, 720 Locust St Joyce, Paul, '37 ...,,,,...., 410 Cincinnati St Juhasz, Edward, '37 ..,,..... 2142 Genesee St Kalasz, Francis, '36 ,,....,.. 2032 Caledonia St Kaminski, Bernard, '35 ....-.,. 317 Austin St Kaminski, Dorothy, '36 .,,... 219 E. Weber St Kaminski, Mary, '37--4231 Commonwealth St. Kanney, Rose, '35 ....,.,... 3904 Martha Ave Karavida, Eileen, '38 ..,.,,.. 142 Gradolph St Karavida, Margaret, '38 ..,,, 142 Gradolph St Kaspitzke, Roy, '36 ..,,,...,,. 1407 Starr Ave Katafiasz, Daniel, '35 ....,.. 1315 Nebraska Ave. Katafiasz, Michael, '38 ..... 719 Woodstock Ave Keegan, Kathleen, '38 ...... 11265 Broadway 7 Keenan, Edward, '35 .... Kehn, Richard, '36 ,... ----2327 Cherry St. 7 ---------658 Utah St. 5 Kehr, Robert, '38 ..... ...4. 5 46 Tecumseh St. 29 Kehr, Thelma, '37 ...., ----546 Tecumseh St. 29 Kehres, Charles, '35 ,...1..... 1030 Prouty Ave. 22 Kehres, Paul, '38 ..,... ,... 1 030 Prouty Ave. 22 Kelch, Mary, '38 ..........1. 2318 N. Erie St. Keller, Douglas, '35 ...., Keller, Mary L., '36 ,.... 27 26 -----526 Austin St. ------824 Noble St. 26 Kendrick, Fred, '37 ..,........... 2259 Kent St. 26 Kessler, Catherine, '37 .,...... 3846 Almeda Dr. 13 Kessler, Virginia, '37 --------. 3846 Almeda Dr. 13 Kest, Harold, '35 ,,,,...,,. 1124 Radcliffe Dr. 10 Kiefer, Arthur, '38 ..,, Kiefer, Edward, '38 ....,, ------2364 Dana St. 19 ------1353 Yates St. 26 Kilcorse, Eileen, '36- .... ..... 3 58 Sumner St. 7 Kilcorse, John, '36 ,.,... Kilcorse, Violet, '37 ..,.. -------7l7 Utah St. 5 -----358 Sumner St. 7 Killian, Josephine, '38 ..,,.... 48 Hannum Ave., Rossford, Ohio 41 Kirschner, Robert, '38 ....,,, 2017 Calumet Ave. 4 Klueter,Jean, '35 ....,,,...,,,,, 1946 Broadway 22 Klueter, Lanore, '37 ...,,.....,, 1946 Broadway 22 13 Klug, Arthur, '38 .,,,,. - - - - -4351 Parakeet Ave. Kneisel, James, '37 ..,,....,,,, 2470 Warren St. 2 Koberstein, Anthony, '37--347 Valleywood Dr. 11 Koberstein, Helen, '38 ...,. 347 Valleywood Dr. 11 Kocher, Gertrude, '38 ,...,,,.... 2244 Kent St. 26 Koeniger, Ursula, '38- -R. 7, Box 328, Benore Rd. 23 Kohler, William, '37 ,-,,,,. 1733 Pilgrim Rd. 4 Kolebuck, Helen, '37 ,,..,.,,,., 129 Everett St. 20 Kolebuck, Pauline, '36 ,,,...,,, 129 Everett St. 20 Komenda, Edward, '37 ,,,...... 2217 Sylvan St. 14 Kopka, Dentsel, '37 ,.,...,.,,,,, 2523 Chase St. Rossford, Ohio 41 20 Kwiatkowska, Gertrude, '36---126 Everett St. Kwiatkowski, Edward, '36- .866 Buckingham St LaBay, James, '36 ,.,.....,, 931 Detroit Ave LaBay, William, '37 ..,,..., 931 Detroit Ave. LaBeau, Eleanore, '37 ,.,,,. 324 St. Mary's St LaBeau, Geraldine, '35 1.... 324 St. Mary's St. Lachowicz, Helen, '38 ..,,...... 2327 Cherry St. Laibe, Elizabeth, '35 ....,,,.i,., 20 Amber Ct Lang, Lorine, '38 ....,,.. 2459 Hollywood Ave Lang, Thomas, '38 ....,,, 2459 Hollywood Ave Langenderfer, Bernice, '37 -,,. 766 Orchard St. Langenderfer, Eugene, '36---1116 Marmion St. Langenderfer, Mary Ann, '35..766 Orchard St. - 3 - 3 Lanzinger, Mary, '37 .....-. 3844 Garrison Rd Lanzinger, Robert, '38 ...... 3844 Garrison Rd 9 32 32 7 7 16 2 14 14 22 32 22 LaPlante, Catherine, '37 A--- 547 E. Broadway 33 Lauber, Ruth, '37 ...... 4313 N. Lockwood Ave. 13 Lauer, Rosemary, '37 --..-. 319 Islington St. 2 Laux, Robert, '37 ...,,,.. 1552 Pinewood Ave. 32 LaVergne, Marcelle,'38-Apt. 2, Winthrop Terrace 2 LaVoy, Margaret, ' 37- B0x200,Temperance, Mich. 36 Lavoy, Marian, '36 ..,..... 2278 Franklin Ave. 26 Lavoy Marian, '37 ......... R.F.D. 7, Box 532 36 Lavoy? Robert, '36 .......,.. R.F.D. 7, Box 532 36 Leahy, Agnes, '36 ,,,,,...,, 2260 Franklin Ave Leahy, Mary, '38 ...,,..... 2260 Franklin Ave Lechlak, Leonard, '37 ,.,.... 825 Bronson Ave. Leck, Betty, '35 ,.,.,...,,,. 571 Western Ave LeDuc, Monica, '35 .,......,,,... 451 Earl St. Lehmann, Virginia, '38 ,... 630 Dearborn Ave Lennex, Robert, '38 ......, 1229 Greenwood Ave Leonhardt, Alice, '36 .... 2707 Robinwood Ave Leonhardt, Laura, '37 ,.....,.,, 2601 Starr Ave Lewandowski, Emil, '38 ,...c.. 317 Everett St 2 2 34 29 25 1 1 33 2 25 20 Licata, Asunda, '37 4---.V,. 442 Woodland Ave. 28 Liggett, Dwight, '35 ---,-,, 517 Howland Ave. Liggett, Margaret, '38 ,..... 517 Howland Ave. Liggett, Robert, '36 ....,.. -517 Howland Ave. Loerller, William, '37 ....,,,. 1007 Homer Ave. Logsdon, Lloyd, '38 ,,....,.,, 1948 Sussex Dr. Longeway, Iris, '38 ....,,. -----3019 Warsaw St. -----3019 Warsaw St. Lopinski, Edmund, '36 Lopinski, Florence, '37 33 33 33 34 32 -1050 Norwood Ave. 32 20 20 Lucas, Francis, '38 ..,,,...., 2126 Consaul St. 31 Luken, Gerald, '38 ....,,,. 910 McKinley St. 5 Luks, Edward, '36 ttt.. -----18 W. Hudson St. 12 Luttenberger, Mary, '35 ,,,.... 3205 Maher St. 34 2 Lynch, Eleanor, '35 ,... ----,---939 Ambia St. Koske, Richard, '35 ,.,,,i....,,, 1805 Perth St Kotcheroski, Daniel, '38--1059 Pinewood Ave Kotcheroski, Eugene, '36--1059 Pinewood Ave Kotecki, Dorothy, '38 ,.,,.. 25 E. Central Ave. Kowalski, Chester, '38 ,,.,,,,., 143 E. Park St Kraemer, Robert, '38 ..,,. 630 So. St. Clair St Krajeski, Alice, '35 ,,...,,,, 1951 Oakwood Ave Krajeski, Virginia, '35---1951 Oakwood Ave. Krajewski, Raymond, '38 ,,,. 2716 Lagrange . Kramer, Lucille, '38--- Kramer, Ruth, '37------ Krotzer, Virginia, '35- Krupp, Anna, '36 ..,.. St St Kramer, Elizabeth, '35- - ---- -- -2221 Ontario St. - - . - -2221 Ontario St. - - - - . -3844 Berkley Dr. - - - - - -1369 Grand Ave. Krupp, Norine, '38 .-----..-- 1369 Grand Ave. Kubicki, Raymond, '38 .---- 1437 Indiana Ave. 9 9 20 12 29 32 32 20 --------204 South .29 27 27 13 14 14 32 23 Kuhn, Richard, '38 ------------ 2730f119th St. Lynch, Ursula, '37 ----.--------- 939 Ambia St 2 Lyons, Rita, '37 ..,...--- 3160 Maplewood Ave 2 Maciejewski, Antoinette, '38---2327 Cherry St. 16 Maciejewski,Julia, '35 --------- 2327 Cherry St. 16 Maciejewski, William, '38 ---- 510 Detroit Ave. 30 Mack, Alice, '38 ------------ 1935 Superior St 27 Mack, Esther, '38 -------.-------- 817 Page St. 26 Mack, William, '36 -.-.---. 1935 Superior St. 27 Mackley, William, '35--1523 So. Detroit Ave. 10 Madden, William, Magnatta, Angelo, '35 ..---.. 962 Western Ave. 22 '37 ------ 524 Cleveland St. 27 Mahoney, William, '35 ------ 924 Willow Ave. 5 Mailloux, Margery, '37--3337 Maplewood Ave. 2 Makowski, Helen, '38 ---..- 1939 Milburn Ave. 4 Malinowski, Edmund, '36--1628 Buckingham St. 30 Mance, James, '38 ------------ 742 Belmont St 1 Mann, Edward, '37 .-..----- 1414 Rollins Rd 13 107 Name Mariasy, Helen, '37 ....,., Mariasy, John, '36 ....,... Mariea, Robert, '37 .,.., - Marshall, Loretta, '36--- Martin, Frances, '37 .......,. - Martin, Mary, '36 ........ STUDENTS' REGISTER fconfimwdy Maslowski, Lena, '38 ,.,...., Erie, Michigan Mather, James, '36 ,,,,,.,, 1660 Wildwood Rd Matuszak, Dorothy, '37- Mauter, Alfred, '38 ..... Mauter, Thomas, '37 Y... Mazer, Theodora, '37--- McAlear, Thomas, '38-- McBride, Thomas, '38--- -4606 N. Haven Blvd ---------3132 Case St ----0-3148 Tiffin St --1504 Nebraska Ave - - - -510 Stickney Ave - - -1966 Oakwood Ave McCann, John, '37 .......... 948 Alvison Rd McCarthy, Richard, '37- McCarthy, William, '38- - - - -558 Howland Ave - - - -558 Howland Ave McConkey, Donald, '37 ..-. 3813 Martha Ave McCormick, Mary, '38-- -140 W. Central Ave McCullen, John, '37 -----------. 2615 Cherry St McDevitt, Charles, '36 -----. 3721 Torrence Dr McDonagh, Bernard, '35 ---- 505 Cincinnati St McDonagh, Mary, '38 ------- 505 Cincinnati St McGarry, John, '36 ----- ---------460 Oak St McGuire, James, '37 ....1--- 127 Maumee Ave McGuire, Robert, '37--- McHugh, John, '36- --.- Mcllhargey, Robert, '35 -3613 Homewood Ave ---------318 South St -------3056fl21st St McKie, Robert, '35 -------------- 624 White Sr McMahon, William, '35 - - - - . - -770 Spencer St McManus, Margaret, '38 ------- 3547 Hoiles Ave McNally, John, '38 ----. - - -643 Fernwood Ave McNeil, James, '38 ----.----.-- 2132 Horton St McNett, Catherine, '38 ----- 1134 Champlain McPartland, David, '35---2319 Oak Grove St Pl McPartland, Elizabeth, '36--2319 Oak Grove Pl McShane, James, '38 ----------- 916 Collins St McVicker, Antoinette,'35-53O Spring Grove Ave McVicker, Helen, '37--530 Spring Grove Ave Mee, Robert, '37 .-...---- - - - . - -449 Langdon St Meidt, Elizabeth, '36 --------- 609 Colburn St Meiring, Rita, '35 ------- Melczak, Joseph, '36 ----- Mellon, Frances, '36 --.-- ---1835 Princeton Dr -------17 W. Park St --------823 Sixth St Menden, Catherine, '37 -------- 314 Somerset St Menden, Rosella, '38--- - - - -314 Somerset St Menke, Mary, '38 --------- 1822 Milburn Ave Mennitt, John, '36 ---------- 1021 Mott Ave Mercurio, Donald, '36--- ---1961 Princeton Dr Mercurio, Richard, '36 ----- 1961 Princeton Dr Mercurio, Roy, '37 -------- 1045 Woodland Ave Merritt, Bernard , '37 ----- Merritt, Edward, '37 -..-- Metty Meyer, Meyer, Meyer, Meyer, v - --913 Westwood Ave --913 Westwood Ave , Rita, 35 ------------ 3153 Cottage Ave James, '38 -.----.--------. 614 Utah St Joseph, '36 ---.--.-------- 614 Utah St Lawrence, '38 ---- --------614 Utah St Rosella, '35 -------4. 344 Maumee Ave Michalak, Louise, '36 Mikesell, Harry, '38- Mikus, Josephine, '37 ------- 2618 Norwalk St Miles, Irving, '36 -.-------- 1847 Champlain St Millard, Dorothy, '35 ---- Miner, Miller Miller Miller Miller, Miller Eileen, '38--- ---3126 Lagrange St -831 Woodstock Ave -------350 Field Ave. ---R.F.D. 3, Dorr St. Lillian, 35 ---- ------- 1 431 Secor Rd Norbert, '36 ------- 1350 Fitchland Ave , Paul, 37 --------- Raymond, '38--- Rita '37 -------. Mills,,Donald, '38 ----------- 505 Walden Ave Missler, James, '38-- 3517 Homewood Ave -3517 Homewood Ave - -- - - -2927i118th St. - --3917 Martha Ave. Addresr-Parirb No. -2128 Bakewell St. -2128 Bakewell St. ---239 Western Ave. -1026 Palmwood Ave. 940 Lindsey St. 1243 Palmwood Ave. Name Addrerr-Parirla N 0. Missler, Walter, '36 -------- 3917 Martha Ave. Mizerny, Lucille, '37 --------- 2624 Locust St. Mockensturm, George, '38---3226 N. Erie St. Modrowski, Theodore, '35--2839 Chestnut St. Molnar, Emery, '38 ---- Moloney, Maureen, '38 ---- Monett, Betty, '38 -------------- Monett, Margaret, '38 -.-..----- Monroe, Mary, '35 ------------ Montrie, Raymond , '37 ....--- Moore, George, '38 .---.------ 630 Carlton St Moore, Mary, '37 -----.--- 4107 Willys Pkwy Moran, Eleanor, '38 ---- ----.-.---435 Utah St Morgan, George, '37 --.-.------- 19 Irving St '38--4338 Bellevue Rd Morrin, Benjamin, '35 ------- Morgenstern, Richard, Temperance, Mich Morrin, Suzanne, '36 --------...- 1940 Hurd St Moylan, James, '37 ---- Muck, David, '37 ---- Mueller, Mary, '37 ---- . . . . . 73398 Cherry St - - - - -138 Western Ave - - - - - -1605 Walnut St Mulherin, Rita, '37 ---------- 4323 Vermaas Ave Mullen, Jane, '35 --------.-- 755 Dearborn Ave Munger, John, '36 --....-. 4459 N. Haven Blvd Munger, Virginia, '38 .... 4459 N. Haven Blvd Murciak, john, '36 .---.-.------ 2327 Cherry St Murphy, Jack, '38 ----------- 404 Western Ave Myers, Corrinne, '35 ------ 2650 Maplewood Ave Myers, Mary, '38 ----- --------1302 Mason St Naber, Anna, '36 ----------- 3640 Berkley Dr Naber, Joan, '38 ----------- 3640 Berkley Dr Nadolny, Eugenia, ' 38 --------- 2327 Cherry St Nagel, Mary, '38 -.-.---- 627 Greenwood Ave Nally, Charles, '38 .-------- 2475 Detroit Ave Navarre, Helen, '36 -------- 1953 Superior St Navarre, Mary, '35 --------- 1953 Superior St Nemon, Samuel, '38 --------- 517 Chestnut St Neumann, Dean, '38 ----- 2311M Vermont Ave Neuser, Edward, '35 -..-..- 2340 Vermont Ave Neuser, Paul, '38 .-.------- 2340 Vermont Ave Neuser, Rosemary, '38-- - - - -2340 Vermont Ave Nichoff, Dolores, '35 .... 519 W. Delaware Ave Niehoff, Gilbert, '35 ..-- -519 W. Delaware Ave Niemeyer, Gertrude, '36---3848 Eggeman Ave Nissen, Fern, '35 -------------.- Curtice, Ohio Noble, Catherine, '36 --..------- 721 Segur Ave Noe, Helen, '38 ------------- 2260 Mayville Pl Noel, Madelyn, '35 ------.- 1314 Indiana Ave Nolte, Marcella, '38 -..-...---- 218 Machen St Noon, Betty, '36 .--------- 4119 Kingsbury Dr Norton, Catherine, '36 ------.- 2419 Warren St Nowak, Beatrice, '36 ..----- 3341 Lagrange St Nowakowski, Alice, '36 ---- 110 W. Streicher St Obee, Duncan, '37 -.--.- - - ----- 1577 Bowe St Obee, Kathryn, '38 .------------- 1577 Bowe St O'Brien, Margaret, '38 --..-... 1871 Ontario St O'Brien, Rita, '37 .------.----- 1871 Ontario St O'Bryan, Gertrude, '35 ------.- 1 Tremain Dr O'Connor, Betty, '36 ------- 323 Crittenden St O'Connor, Lawrence, '36 ---- 2014 Eastbrook Dr O'Connor, Mary, '37 -----.- 268 Bloomfield St O'Connor, Thomas, '38- Oess, Martin, '37 ------ -----323 Crittenden St - - . - - -1429 Ontario St O'Hearn, Raymond, '36 .-.. 432 Courtland Ave Okenka, Mary, '36, --------. 449 Wheeling St O'Leary, Joseph, '37 ------ 252 Courtland Ave O'Leary, Marie, '38 -------- 252 Courtland Ave O'Loughlin, William, '35 .... 4156 Birehall Rd O'Rourke, Paul, '38 -.----.------ 44 Jervis St O'Rourke, Ruth, '37- - . -------269 Knower St O'Rourke, Virginia, '36 ---- 2845 Rockwood Pl 108 -------1605 Fassett St. -666 Howland Ave. 42 Austin St. -42 Austin St. -250 Wasaon St. -Box 320, Route 7 34 22 -----R. 1, Box 152, 13 20 27 20 31 33 26 26 29 13 5 26 3 36 33 2 7 26 13 33 13 13 16 7 2 33 13 13 16 5 14 1 1 1 26 26 26 26 2 2 13 39 29 26 32 2 13 2 1 20 19 19 1 1 2 7 3 7 7 26 7 6 7 7 1 3 7 29 2 Powell, Ralph, '38 .,.., Name O'Rourke, William, '37 STUDENTS' REGISTER fcmfimmzj Addrerr-Pariib N 0. - - - - - -269 Knower St. 29 Orth, Albert, 37 ,,.......,..,. 1027 Moore St. 26 O'Shea, Claire, '36 ...,..... 2407 Barrington Dr. Oswald, Rita, '38 ,...., Ott, Robert, '37 ..,,... --1016 Bricker Ave. 4031 Burnham Ave. 4 34 13 5 Overberg, Harry, '35 ,,,,......,, 410 Nevada St. Overberg, John, '38 l..., ,,.... 4 10 Nevada St. 5 Overberg, Mary, '36 ,,.. Parker, Aloysius, '36--- Paszek, Marie, '35 ,.... ---1559 Woodland Ave. Patton, Ethelyn, '38 ,,,... Patton, Katherine, '38 .,,. -----410 Nevada St. 3219 Lagrange St. -77.4424 Cumberland Pl. -424 Cumberland Pl. 2 5 32 12 2 --------244 Willard St. 11 Pawlowski, Valentine, '36---2848 Warsaw St. 20 Pedro, Alfred, '36 .....,,., 3754 Lockwood Ave. 13 Pemberton, Beatrice, '37 .,...... 4707f290th St. 23 28 Paule, Marvin, '38 ,..... Perna, Helen, '37 ..,... Perz, Frank, '36 .....,,, Petree, Alvin, '36 .... Petree, Paul, '38 ,.... Pfaif, Frances, '37 ...,. ---------548 Lucas St. ------509 Pulaski St. 30 ----1051 Colburn St. 22 ----1051 Colburn St. 22 --4140 Lewis Ave. 13 ----2618 Massillon St. 6 Pieszchalski, Florentine, '36-1128 Avondale Ave. 9 ----4714 Vermaas Ave. 18 ----4714 Vermaas Ave. 18 -- --1337 Avondale Ave. 15 Pitzen, Leonard, '37 .,.,.... 220 Hanover St. 19 Polczynski, Virginia, '36 ........ 2860 Elm St. 20 Poley, Jeanne, '36 ...... 2820 Collingwood Ave. 2 Pollauf, Arthur, '37 .,,.....,.... 229 White St, Pollauf, Bernard, '36 ,.,......,1. 229 White St. 11 Pollauf, Raymond, '35 ...,,....,. 229 White St. 11 Pollock, Helen, '37 .,... 1401 W. Woodruff Ave. Pomeroy, Richard, '35 ,.....Y. 460 Parker Ave. Pool, Betty, '38 .,..,..,.....,.. 1121 Olson St. 18 ------2820 Warsaw St. 20 Picard, Leon, '35 ....,, Pinkelman, Marian, '37 Pinkelman, Ruth, '38--- Piotrowski, Leonard, '38 Powers, Bernard, '36--- Powers, William, '38--- Prange, June, '36 .... 11 14 11 -1206 Chesterfield Dr -131 E. Delaware Ave ----4122 Overland Pkwy Putty, Virginia, '38 ----.-.----- 129 Austin St Quinn, Edward, '38 .------------- 11 Hyde Pl Quinn, Rita, '37 .---...-----....- 823 Noble St Rabbitt, Joseph, '37 ------- 2179 Parkdale Ave Rabbitt, Michael, '35 ---------1208 Nevada St Radecki, Henry, '38 .------------- 2842 Elm St Rairick, Phyllis, '38 -.------ 1310 Superior St Ramlow, Arthur, '37 ------ 470 Glencairn Ave Reams, Helen, '36 ------.------- 1802 Cherry St Reams, Thomas, '38 .---.... 2368 Franklin Ave Reed, Robert, '35 -.---- Reed, William, '36 --.-- Reese, William, '36- - Reeves, Helen, '37 ---- - - - -1450 Princeton Dr - - - - 1450 Princeton Dr - - - -1103 Moore St. -362 Spring Grove Ave Reid, James, '38 --....------ 1012 Colburn St Reilly, Genevieve, '36 ..------ 819 Orchard St Reinemeyer, Lawrence, '38 ...- 4526 Lewis Ave Reinhart, Alfred, '37 ..----- 1037 Woodville St. Reinhart, Belva, '37 A... 992 W. Delaware Ave Reisinger, George, '37 --A... 3828 Torrence Dr Reisinger, Paul, '38 .------------- 45 Jervis St Reiter, John, '35 --.-. Reiter, Robert, '37--- - - 1 Y 37 Bronson Ave - - - - - -928 Detroit Ave Rejent, Virginia, '36 --------- 329 Detroit Ave Renz, Harold, '37r--- Restivo, Francis, '38 --... - - - - - -2714 Mulberry St -1021 Woodland Ave Ricard, Virginia, '38 ----,.1 938 Frederick St Rice, Andrew, '36 ....------ 2844 Lawrence Ave Richards, Genevieve, '38--1154 Palmwood Ave R1ck, Ethel, 38 ..-.--------- 1421 Fassett St. Riker, Gerald, '37 ...---- .3909 Homewood Ave Ringenbach, Francis, '35 ........ 821 Starr Ave Name Rinkowski, Clarence, '36-- Rinkowski, Lillian, '38 ...-. 2005 Ketcham St. Risch, Elizabeth, '38 ..----.--- 1496 Hagley Rd. Roach, Mary, '36 ..--....-- 248 Gradolph St. Roberts, John, '37 ..----..-- 3958 Funston St. Roberts, Joseph, '37 --.--- -1331 Fitchland Ave. Addrerr-Parifh N 0. --2005 Ketcham St. 27 27 18 13 13 14 Roberts, William, '36 -...--- 3363 Wilson Pl. 2 Rodriguez, Erlinda, '37 ---------- 124 Jervis St. Roesler, Charles, '37 .--.V-. 438 Crittenden St. Roesner, Phyllis, '38 -----.----- 404 Boston Pl. 7 7 2 Ronau, Irma, '36 ---...--.....--- 1021 Baker St. 26 Rosenfelder, Richard, '35---1507 Jermaine Dr. Rossler, Donald, '38 ..-...., 3544 Willys Pkwy. Rossler, Frank, '35 ...-..... 841 Kingston St. Rowe, Roland, '37--R.R. 3, Perrysburg, Ohio Rowland, Richard, '38 ..-----. 2103 Forest Ave. Rudnicki, Hedwig, '38 ....-- 2939 Hartman St. Rudnicki, Lillian, '35 .---.. 1318 Roosevelt St. Rudnicki, Taddeus, '38 .---.. 2939 Hartman St. Rudzka, Florence, '38 --.-- Rueve, Eugene, '38 -.---.- Rueve, Vincent, '37 ------. Rumpf, John, '36 --------- Rumpf, Margaret, '38 --.- 32 20 --637 Marmion Ave. 21 -2516 Franklin Ave. 26 -2516 Franklin Ave. 26 -2271 Rosewood Ave. 14 .2271 Rosewood Ave. 14 13 5 40 37 20 14 Ruth, Eileen, '36 --.----...- 33 Bronson Ave. 20 Rutkowski, Dorothy, '35 ---..--- 556 Hudson St 12 Ryan, George, '36 .---..- Ryan, Lawrence, '37---- Ryan, Richard, 38 -..---..---- Ryan, Thomas, '36 -...--..--- Rybarczyk, Edwin, '38 ..-.-..-. 1254 Vance St. Saco, Kevin, '37 --.---.------ 117 Eastern Ave. Saner, Elmer, '38 --.----..- 3847 Baltimore St. Sauers, Ethel, '37 .---- .--...-- 2 217 Lorle St. 7 13 Sanislo, Ernest, '35 -..----. 2624 Massillon St. 31 14 32 Savage, Irene, '37 -.----..- 1102 Parkside Blvd. Savage, Jane, '38 ---.----.-- 1102 Eleanor Ave Sayers, William, '38 --.---..-,-- 2047 Alvin St Schachtler, Mildred, '36 ----. 1041 Alcott Ave Schassberger, Rita, '37 --..--.- 2106 Ontario St Schemenauer, Paul, '37 V.-.- - - - - . . -235 Knower St. 7 ------921 Oak St. 5 -2240 Broadway 10 2630 Broadway 10 15 Scherack, Lavera, '36 -.--.-..--.. 302 South St Schetter, Louis, '37- - -Bo x 61, R. 2, Central Ave Schetter, Mary, '38---Box 61, R. 2, Central Ave Schiess, Rita, '36 --..---. 1848 Fernwood Ave Schiess, Virginia, '38 -.--- 1848 Fernwood Ave Schlachter, Vincent, '36-.-2319 Westbrook Dr. Schlagheck, Helen, '36 -... 914 E. Bancroft St Schlagheck, Paul, '36- Schlagheck, Rosemary, 15 - 1032 Woodward Ave 8-1032 Wbodward Ave Schmidbauer, Barbara, 36 --... 2018 Nevada St Schmidt, JamesQ '36 ...... 3235 Glenwood Ave Schmidt, Margaret, '38 .---- 3235 Glenwood Ave Schmidt, Raymond, '37 -..-....--- 11 Amber Ct Schmitt, Elizabeth, '35 ---. Schmitt, Michael, '37 .---- 2333 Castlewood Dr Schnapcfn, Mary, '36 ---..-r-...-- 852 Lorain St Schnei er, Irene, '37 .----.---... Schneider, Justine, '38 .-r, .-.. 9 29 Heston St Schneider, Robert, '38 ...--...-. 439 Chapin St Scholz, Donald, '37 -------- 1802 Pilgrim Rd Scholz, Robert, '37 -.------. 1802 Pilgrim Rd Schramm, Bernard, '35 ....--.... 614 Beacon St Schrein, Donald, '38L -...---- 72 Birckhead Pl Schrinel, Paul, '38 .....-- 1242 Avondale Ave. Schultz, Dolores, '37 ------.--. 114 W. Park St Schwartz, Marie, '35 -..------- 1618 Nevada St Schwartz, Maurice, '37 -..---- Schweibold, Rosemary, '38-.419 Nebraska Ave. Seguin, Hector, '36 --..... 49 Greenwood Ave Seibert, Theresa, '37 .-....-1 405 Sandusky St 326 Plymouth St. 2333 Castlewood Dr. 439 chapin sg -1618 Nevada St. 18 4 28 27 11 29 4 4 32 32 3 26 34 34 11 2 2 2 3 3 22 22 16 22 4 4 26 2 32 2 33 33 29 5 7 QM eva. .. 'ki' STUDENTS' REGISTER f Continued j Name Addren-Parirb No. Sendelbach, Louis, '37 ...... 1129 Waverly Ave. Sendelbach, Richard, '35---1129 Waverly Ave. Serin, Walter, '36 ....,...,.... 412 Knower St. Sewell, Virginia, '37 .....,.. 2025 Clinton St. Shaughnessy, Rita, '35 -w.--- 3922 Almeda Dr. Sherrill, Agatha, '36 ........ 945 Lindsey Ave. Sherry, Jack, '38 ......... ...... 4 41 Potter St. Shine, Bernice, P.G. .......... 228 Knower St. Siwajek, Melvin, '38 ......... 147 Everett St. Skeldon, Joseph, '36 .,..., 1117 Shadowlawn Dr. Skowronek, Aloysius Sl awinski, Leonard , '38 .... 3001 Chestnut St. 37 ...... sos Mettler sf. Sliby, Napoleon, '38 ........ 612 Magnolia St. Wasserman, Marguerite, '35---2559 Elsie Ave. Smead, Virginia, '38 .........,.. 1320 Page St. Smith, Anna, '38 ...... ,,.. 2 918 Burnett Pl. Smith, Frances, '37 ........., 1622 Walnut St. Smith, Rose, '37 ........... 2561 Foraker Ave. Smurr, Mary, '38 ........... 832 Buckeye St. Smyth, Donald, '35 ........ 1639 N. Erie St. Sneider, James, '36 .,....,.... 1118 Heston St. Snyder, Charles G., '36 ...... 911 Colburn St. Snyder, Charles L., '36 ........ 504 Oliver St. Snyder, Helen, '36--R.F.D. 1, Metamora, Ohio Snyder, Snyder, Soldwis Soncran Sopko, Leroy, '37 ............ 1047 Gordon St. Norbert, '37 ....... 2353 Grantwood Dr. h, Margaret, '36--4619 Burnham Ave. t, Walter, '37 ......... 1029 Ontario St. Soplco, Catherine, '38 ......-. 351 Milford St. Suzanne, '36 .......... 351 Milford St. - - - -1218 Mason St. Sox, Virginia, '38 ...... Spath, Edward, '36 ...... .... 4 25 Bassett St. Spencer, Helen, '37 ............. 822 Moore St. Spinner, Rosemary, '36 .......... 5840 Foth Dr. Sproule, William, '37 .... .... 8 21 So. Erie St. Staab, Walter, '35 ,..... - - - -1909 Walnut St. Stockwell, John, '37 ..... ----- 5 61 Viking St. Stoeckley, Eileen, '36 ,,........ 4235 Asbury Dr. Stoeckley, Lawrence, '38 ...... 4235 Asbury Dr. Strassner, Catherine, '38 ..... 1404 Freeman St. Strassner, Martin, '37 ,...,,. 1404 Freeman St. Sturniolo, Jose hine, '38 ,,..... 1204 Manila St. Sulier, Edward? '37 ,,-....... R.R. 9, Box 524 Sulier, Esther, '35 ,....,...., R.R. 9, Box 524 Sulier, Norman, '37 ,.,, Temperance, Michigan Sullivan, George, '37 ........... 201 Sumner St. Vermont- Ave. Sullivan, James, '38 ........ 2249 Rosewood Ave. Sullivan, William, '38 ....,.... 201 Sumner St. Sweeney, John, '36 ,,,,.... 1342 Hillcrest Ave. Szemetko, Andrew, '35 ..... 2347 Caledonia St. Szemetko, Ernest, '36 ....,. 2347 Caledonia St. Szemetko, Julius, '37 ...,... 2347 Caledonia St. Szymanski, Alice, '35 .... --1607 Woodland Ave. Tamas, Stephen, '36 ,........ 2402 Caledonia St. Tank, Theodore, '37 ,,,.,...... 259 Parker St. Teall, Arthur, '35 ...... Terpinski, Regina, '36 .... ------1205 Peck St. - - - - -3203 Maple St. Testa, Antoinette, '37 .-.---. 953 Wheeling St. Testa, Mary, '36 ........,,.. 953 Wheeling St. Thibert, Beatrice, '37 ,,........, 1322 Idaho St. Thielen, Angela, '35 .........,,. 4118 Fitch Rd. Thieman, Albert, '38 ,.., Thieman, Joseph, '36 .... Thieman, William, '35-- - -433 W. Delaware Ave. -433 W. Delaware Ave. -433 W. Delaware Ave. Thomas, Jeanette, '36 --.-......- 2021 Locust St. Thomas, Robert, '37 ---. ---------1022 Erie St. Thosz, Rita, '37 ....-----.. 1648 Nebraska Ave. Thrun, Clifford, '36 ........- 613 Western Ave. Tiemann, Virginia, '38 ..-.-..... 1230 Mason St. Todd, Virginia, '35 -----.....-- 426 Knower St. Trabbic, Charles, '37 ..... Temperance, Michigan Trabbic, Francis, '38 ---. Temperance, Michigan 32 32 7 4 13 2 5 7 20 10 20 20 24 26 2 26 10 1 1 32 22 7 35 22 3 1 3 24 6 6 33 27 26 3 7 26 5 13 13 14 14 32 18 18 18 7 14 7 13 31 31 31 32 31 11 26 12 6 6 33 3 2 2 2 26 1 32 7 11 29 36 36 Name Trawinski, Rita, '38 --... .... Addrcrr-Parifla N 0. Tremmel, Kenneth, '38 ......... 3641 Drexel Dr Trendel, Alois, '35 -.-.. ..... 3 61 Willard St Trudeau, Phyllis, '36 .....-.- Tucholski, Virginia, '35- ..... 1529 Indiana Ave Tuttle, Janice, '36 .........-. 1023 Superior Urban, Franklin, '38 ---.-....... 1431 Yates Urbanowski, Lucille Vamos, Francis, '36 --......... 222 Somerset Vamos, Vincent, '35 .......-.. 222 Somerset VanBuskirk, William, VanTassel, Marguerite, '38 ...... 643 Clark St St St St St St St 37 ........ 419 Spring '36- - -409 Crittenden -929 Baker St. -1918 Locust St. VanWormer, Robert, '35--,3619 Hazelhurst St Velker, Melvin, '36 .----.------ 144 Palmer St Vendemo, Angelo, '38 .-.-. 524 E. Bancroft St St St St St St Rd Villhauer, Virginia, '36---1804 W. Bancroft St Vogel, Edward, '38 -------..-- 1446 Foster Ave Walentick, Margaret, '35 ------ 2327 Cherry St Walker, Margaret, '35 ...-.. 3138 Winston Blvd Venia, Harriett, P.G. ...-.-..-- 1716 Mason Venia, Margaret, '36 --..------ 1716 Mason Venier, Joseph, '37 -------- 1143 W. Bancroft Verl-Iaar, William, '38 ..------ 942 Colburn Vetter, Ralph, '38 .----------..- 340 Palmer Viel, Virginia, '36 -.......- 5446 Douglas Wall, John, '36 -..--------.---.. 1608 Bell St. Wallace, Eleanor, '38 ----..-.. 2920 Warsaw St. Walles, Bertha, '37 --... ----- 4 591 Westway Walsh, Anna, '38 .... ------ 2 416 Evans St Walsh, Emmet, '38 --------. 507 Cleveland St Warner, David, '36 -------.- 2814 Mulberry St Waugh, Marian, '38 ------ 2919 Robinwood Ave. Wawrzyniak, Donald, '35 ---- 1332 Tecumseh St. Wawrzyniak, Florence, '38--106O Hamilton St Webben, Marian, '36 -.----- 829 McKinley Ave Wegmiller, Arnoline, Wegmiller, Rita, '38 --.---. ' -- Weier, Marietta, '37 ........-- Weineberger, Esther, Weineberger, Mary, '38---734 Raymer Blvd '37 ---.. 734 Raymer Blvd '36 ------- 2327 Cherry St. --2327 Cherry St. 4007 Asbury Dr. Weis, Rita, '36 -----.---..-.. 957 Prouty Ave. Weisenburger, James, '35 ........ 709 Clark St. Welch, Mary, '38 ...-..--------- 1048 Hawk Wellman, Florence, '36 ---------- 1940 Dorr St Welsh, Charles, '37 ---.-- Welter, Dorothy, '38 ...-- Welter, Merlyn, '35 ---- Welter, Rita, '35 --.---. Welzbacher, James, '36 -.-..- 2408 Wernert, Jean, '37 ....-.--- St St St ------52 Mettler St - - - - -123 Jervis - . - -52 Mettler - - - -52 Mettler Wernert, Lenore, '33 ---f- --4231 Vermaas Ave Werner, Robert, '38 .-...--.- 2428 Trenton St St. -1839 Princeton Dr. Whitwham, Catherine, '38---3938 Watson St. Whitwham, Christopher, '38--3938 Watson St. Wilburn, Betty, '36 .-...--- 2607 Parkwood Ave. Wilhelm, Alice, '36 ........- 1271 Belmont Ave Will, Virginia, '37 --------------. 3840 Peru St Willinger, Anna,'35--R.F.D. 1, Box 606, Coy Rd Willinger,Margaret,'37-R.F.D.1,Box606,CoyRd Wilson, Robert, '37 .....-... 439 Crittenden St. Winkel, Jack, '38 -------...- 309 Williams St. Winterhalter, Arthur, '36 ----- 1325 Varland St. Wioland, Evelyn, '38--412 W. Manhattan Blvd Wioland, Marvin, '36--412 W. Manhattan Blvd Wirtz, Robert, '38 -------- 2212 Rosewood Ave. Witherell, Thomas, '38--433M Delaware Ave. Woelfl, Martin, '38 --------- 1028 Sherman St Wolfe, Everett, '35 ........-.----- 10 Amber Ct. Wood, James, '37Q ---------- 238 Western Ave Wortketter, William, '36---409 Walbridge Ave. 110 26 13 11 26 32 1 26 20 19 19 7 5 13 26 26 33 33 14 22 26 3 4 14 16 10 32 20 16 4 .27 20 3 2 15 9 5 16 16 13 33 33 22 5 18 32 7 2 2 2 26 10 13 14 13 13 2 15 13 11 11 7 29 33 26 26 14 2 26 2 7 7 Name Woyame, Frances, '37 .... wfiafdwb sf STUDENTS' REGISTER f Continued j Addf6II-PdFiJh Na. ---R.R. 1, Box 450 25 28 N am: Addrexx-Parifb N 0. Zalewski, Taddeus, 38 ..,... 3221 Lagrange St 12 Wright, Joseph, '36 ..,.,.,., 930 Indiana Ave. Zamata, Joseph, '38 ......... 1811 Lagrange St 1 Wuehr, Gertrude, '38 ,... ..,.. 1 130 Slater St. 18 Zapiecki, John, '36 ..... 1132 Buckingham St 9 Yager, Rosemary, '36 ..,,,,..... 1841 Wayne St. 19 Zemper, Betty, '38 ,..... 1223 Collingwood Ave 28 Yarder, Virginia, '37 ........,, 140 W. Park St. 2 Zera, Chester, '36 .,......... 1536 Hamilton St 30 Yarton, Raymond, '37 ,,,,,. 1235 Western Ave. 22 Ziegler, Edward, '36 ....1. 3516 Homewood Ave. 13 Yates, John, '36 ,.,........,,. 4143 Eastway 13 Zilba, John, '38 ...,......... 2410 Walnut St 26 Yeager, Loretta, '36 ,,,,,,...... 1723 Perth St. 4 Zilba, George, '37 ....,,...., 2410 Walnut St 26 Yost, Ursula, '35 ,.........,., 843 Kingston St. 5 Zimmerman, John, '38 ..,.,,. 935 Alvison Rd 18 Zaborowski, Albert, 38-744354 Kingsbury Ave. 13 Zissler, Frederick, '38 ,,........ 17M Palmer St. 26 Zahnle, Josephine, '38 ........,. 2327 Cherry St. 16 Zmuda, Benjamin, '36 ..,,., 1262 Nebraska Ave 15 Zak, Ursula, '37 ..,,,,......... 346 Mettler St. 20 Zoldowski, Florian, '36-240 E. Manhattan Blvd 12 Zalewski, Regina, '35 ....... 3215 Lagrange St. 12 Zulka, Loretta, '37 ..,......... 133 W. Park St 20 W' 41,00 5 0 ' .fi , Q? 'J UU J 1' ' f'r 7 . f 111 Is i I M A A R f if ' 620 Jg pf W Wg Nic , ffl gg , ,f5L iw? MMM gf? X QL jf! . 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