Central Catholic High School - Centripetal Yearbook (Toledo, OH)
- Class of 1945
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Nagy? ,A-hit + + 4 4 L ex f7l,e Wm fer gn ifcler ,, 7 . Mix. -..4,,,.,q. fm -..El - -g'ga,1-ff 3i.p 2924 W TTEND and see M, The Clarirt in sculptured agony. There hx thy filmed glance A Upon the rubics of the nails and lance. Or, where the Scourges bit There read The scarlet striptures writ To all who bleed. For here, unhampered by the lettered page, The broken serf may read as rightly as the And learn to live, and manfhully to mix His cup with aloes from the Crucifix. lg' S3gC A .X , - YW . , E 4 v -ff 0 A I . -h ' V 1 K he I 1 O . ll' I, tiff! W fv f W! xx: ,.f'-' 1' , , ff! -,ui CJ? ' x..Q X5 1 x fiax X' -D Volume 25 3 1 Pzzhlished hy the l Senior Class of Central Catholic High School Toledo, Ohio I ,...... ,.., , , W Y 1 YW 5 FOREWORD OR twenty-jizie yearx, clam after clan at Central Catholic High hai compiled and edited the Jchool annual--the Centripetal. Each Jucceeding clam made a determined ejort to record accurately the euentx which conftituted ity Jenior year at Ceu- tral. Thi! .foon evolved into a fort of conzpetitizfe Jpirit. Wheit the time to hegin work on the 1944-45 puhlication arrived, we accepted the unwritten challenge of the clam of '44 and, with .vharpened pencilx and witf, dug in. We have endeavored to present, hy word and picture, C'Cl7f1'dl,.f growth, The informal photography depict typical Jcenef which characterize the Jpirit of Catholicifnt and Aniericanifnz prevailing in her hally, which all Centralitef are proud of and contrihute to. May each Centralite continue to improve the Jpirit and put Central Catholic High School on the pinnacle of superiority where it helongc. A5 our jinal thought, we, of the clan of '45, exprexf the sincere5t hope that the next Centripetal will he puhlifhed in a world at peace. Confenfa I THE MASTER BUILDER O THE ARCHITECTS I THE PERSPECTIVE O THE BUILDERS 0 THE HOUSE O LABORERS I APPRENTICES O THE LITTLE THEATER 5 TI-IE RUMPUS ROOM I MAINTENANCE STAFF O PATRONS O CALENDAR 9 SENIOR REGISTER 0 ADS jim .fdrclzifecfa ,Ufmmwn Twenty-five years ago a num- ber of architects gave birth to and nurtured the idea of a Catholic co-educational high school in Toledo. Swiftly putting their plan into action, they set down a preliminary sketch, the Old Medical Building on the corner of Page and Cherry Streets. In 1928 they were able to submit a tentative blueprint. During those years which preceded the completion of this drawing, they deftly added stroke after stroke to the plan with their drawing pencil of spiritual and financial aid. Today they are applying the final touches to their masterpiece in order that the plea of the bishops, Every Catholic student in a Catholic schooln, might be fulfilled. We, the seniors, owe these craftsmen an additional debt of gratitude for our primary education, the firm foundation they have designed to aid in our quest of higher learning. Therefore, it is only fitting and proper that we dedicate this, the Silver Jubilee Issue of the Cen- tripetal, to the architects of Central and of our charactersh- our PARISHES. 15,1 'km N. Wa Ygkix We TK 'X 'Ns af ff 2135 , x s I X 1 4 4 1 1 r I 1 i f N 1 1 I , Q f 1 1 i I X 4 x 3 I . ii ii i 4 f' 1555? f nf? 97.i?f WAi'f'WfCiZ'7?f?'- TEM - f f I . .f THIS RIZVIQREND jOSlZPH D. SHENK, A.M., B.S.E. Assistant Principal ln all problems Confronting a student, Father Shenk has shown an incomparable understanding. This outstanding faculty has en- tleared him to all who have had the pleasure of knowing him and his valuable atlvice will he kept forever in their hearts. J. I. Harrington, Secretary jlze Z?0arc! of jixaf Confrof t Left to right: Rev, F. X. Glasser, Rev. sl. l.. Harrington, Rev. 'lf A Kennedy, Rt. Rev. li. M. c,.HLll'L', Rev. A. S. P'ietrylvoxvski, Rev. ll. F. l'2ll'llCil'iC'l' Sul, Rev. B. P. CRXUIC The above picture represents the Board of Fiscal Control in session. lf the members look 5 lrl the foll tuzz et it's probably bec ause they have owing list of nerve testing problems to solve: 1. Balance the year's budget for Central. 2. lindorse the expenditures for the school. 3. lfxamine and confirm the financial reports. -1. Approve salaries for the school term. 5. Plan the task of eliminating the school debt. ' The members of the Board are: Director Rt. Rev. O'l-lare, Rev. B. P. Crane, Rev, S. Jazvvieeki, Rev. A. S. Pietrykowski, Rev. H. li. Brueker, Rev. 'lf A. Kennet Msgr. li. M. ly, Rev. li. X. Closser, Rev. Page ll SISTER M. AGATI-IA, O. S. F., M. Instructor in Biology, Physiology SISTER M. ALBERTA, O. S. F., M. Instructor in Religion, Mntheniniics slsrian M. ALICE, o. s. r., M. A. Instructor in Religion, English SISTER ANGELA MARIE, O. S. U. Instructor in Religion, English SISTER M. ANNELLE, S. N. D., B. S E 5 Instructor in Religion, Commercial SISTER M. ANTHONY, O. S. U., Librarian SISTER M. AQUINAS, R. S. M., M Instructor in Religion, Mathematics SISTER M. AUSTIN, O. S. U., A. Instructor in Religion, English M Instructor in Religion, American H SISTER M. AUSTIN, R. S. M., A. SISTER M BLANDINA O S F . , . . ., A Instructor in Biology i, REV. ANDREW J. BLASKO, B. A. Instructor in Religion SISTER M. CAROLINE, O. S. F., B. S. E., M. S. Instructor in General Science, Chemistry, Mathematics SISTER M. CASILDIS, S. N. D., B. S. E. Instructor in Religion, Lating Girls' Attendance Supervisor SISTER M. CECELIA, O. S. F., B. A. Assistant Director of Music I SISTER MARIE CELINE O. S U. B SISTER M CHRYSOSTOM R S M B S Instructor in Religion Algebra r - . . E. V . - . -v- I-. fv: . . . . . I S - 3 A., . th' Instructor in Religion, Iznglish A F' 'IV ij if jg . rI. I I . , . . ., . . E. I S . A .7. 7 y 1 REV. WILLIAM CONCES, B. A. Instructor in Religion SISTER M. CONSILIA, O. S. F., A. B. Instructor in Spanish , A L-J SISTER M. CONSTANTIA, O. S. I-'., M. S. T' Instructor in Mathematics , ri REV. EDWARD J. CORCORAN, O. S. F. S., A. B. Instructor in Physics, General Science, Religion Page 13 l Q i f Page 14 Fm. SISTER M. CORONATA, R. S. M., A. B. Instructor in History SISTER M. DAVID, O. S. F., A. B. Instructor in German, English, Religion SISTER M. DAVID, O. S. U., B. A. Instructor in English, Assistant Librarian SISTER M. DE SALES, O. S. F., B. S. E. Instructor in Mathematics, Religion REV. ANTHONY J. DOUGHERTY, O. S. F. Instructor in History, Religion MISS FRANCES DUNIGAN, B. E. Instructor in Girls' Physical liclucation REV. G. W. E. DUNNE, A. M. LITT. D. Instructor in Mechanical Drawing, Religion REV. JAMES DWYER, B. A. Instructor in Religion SISTER M. ELAINE, O. S. F., B. S. E. Instructor in Religion, History SISTER M. EVANGELINE, O. S. F., B. S. E. Assistant Librarian M.A SISTER M. EVENTIA, S. N. D., B. S. E. Instructor in Commercial Studies MISS RUTH FACKLEMAN Attendance Clerk MR. VALENTINE FISCHER, B. S. E., B. E. E. Instructor in Physics, Professional Surveyor and Engineer, Treasurer , W REV. JOHN J. FUOUA, O. S. F. S., A. B. Instructor in Latin, Religiong Assistant lfreshnian Football Coachg Lightweight Basketball Coach SISTER GENEVIEVE, R. S. M., B. F. A. Instructor in Boys' Art SISTER M. GORDIAN, S. N. D., A. M. Instructor in Latin SISTER M. GRACE, O. S. U., B. S. E. Instructor in journalism, English MRS. RICHARD GREMLING Office Assistant SISTER M. HERMAN, S, N. D., B. S. E. Instructor in Religion, Commercial Studies SISTER M. HILDA, S. N. D., A. M. Instructor in Girls' Art Page 15 l l E , 1 Page 16 SISTER M. IMELDA, R. S. M., B. S. E. Instructor in Modern History SISTER M. JEANNE, S. N. D., A. M. Instructor in Latin SISTER M. JUSTIN, R. S.M., A. B., R. N. Instructor in Religion, Home Nursing, School Nurse MR. VINCENT KLEIN, A. B., A. M. Instructor in Dl'il11liltlCkS, Public Speaking SISTER M. LORETTA, O. S. F., A. B. Instructor in Religion, English SISTER M. LOUIS, S. N. D., A. B. Instructor in Commercial Studies SISTER M. MAGDALENE, O. S. U., A. M. Instructor in llnglish, Boys' Attendance Supervisor REV. W. F. MAHONEY, O. S. F. S., A. B. Instructor in English, Religion SISTER M. MARCELLINE, O. S. F., B. S. E. Instructor in General Science, Religion SISTER M. MARTINA, O. S. P., B. S. E. Instructor in Mathematics, Biology, Religion MISS CATHERINE MCALEESE Registrar MR. PATRICK McCARTY, B. S. Director of Athleticsg Instructor in Historyg Physical Educationg Head Coach of Football REV. JAMES MCGOWAN, A. B. Instructor of Latin, Religion SISTER MIRIAM, O. S. F., B. S. E. Instructor in English, Religion MR. HAROLD MOUCH, B. S. Instructor in History, Physical Eclucationg Head Basketball Coachg Head Baseball Coachg Assistant Football Coach REV. CARMEN T. NARDECCHIA, B. A. Instructor in Religion SISTER M. NERI, R. S. M., A. M. Instructor in History SISTER M. PATRICIA, O. S. F., M. S. Instructor in Chemistry, Mathematics SISTER M. PATRICIA, O. S. U., B. S. E. Instructor in English, Moderator in Dramutics MR. JULES PILLIOD, A. B., LL. B. Instructor in Commercial Law Page 17 Page 18 SISTER M. ROSELMA, O. S. F., A. M. Instructor in French, Spanish MR. JOSEPH SAINTON Director of Music REV. A. T. SCHMIT, A. B. Instructor in Religion, Mechanical Drawing MISS CATHERINE SCHUBERT Secretary REV. GEORGE P. SHUGRUE, O. S. F. S., M. A. Instructor in Algebra, Religion, Assistant Freshman Football Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach REV. WILLIAM A. STAHL, O. S. F. S., M. A. Instructor in English, Religion, Golf Coach SISTER M. THOMASINE, S. N. D., B. S. E. Instructor in Commercial Studies SISTER M. VICTORIA, 0. S. U., B. S. Instructor in Home Economics, Religion SISTER M. VINCENT, R. S. M., A. M. Instructor in Religion, Mathematics REV. WILLIAM J. WHARTON, O. S. F. S., A. B. Instructor in Economics, Sociology, Religion we Jagorerd jlze .JJOQJMQ - WWW MP' Rose Marie Adkins Donald Anderson .nyffyfww Ralph Ar'l'l'1ur C-uawl ol' Honor 2-3-43 Guard ol' Honor l-2-3- Guard ol Honor l ' S l,it,i-Vatui'c- Committoc 4: Stull:-nl Council -1: 4: Junior I Cmnt Viv: Sl. Jean Ash Guard ol' Honor l-2-1Z- 1 I.: Apostolic Commil- Rosemary Aubry Guarrl of Honor -11 Sl Hilda Guild 21 Mono I L: J u ll i o 1' Centric: l':llChZll'lStll' -Oni' Lady Vinci-nt mlm Paul 4. tee 3: Give- Club 3-'lt gram Club l-L. Girls' Athlvtic Loasiuu Committvm- 2: Basket- Musical Come-Qly 3-fl: 1. ball lg MllIlO1fl'ZlfYl Clulz Girls' Athletic League 1-2-3-4. 1-2. QA!! One of lllu first tasks to lx- plone in the L'Ollhll'LlL'llOll ol A11 ulilicc is lla li tllc loulidzilion. As religion is the wry lusis of our lives the lmowlulgc of our laitli xx IS mstllln 0lfllflf'!Clll0lfli11 our minds and souls by thc urchitccts. This ncccssary work, begun in ilu D ulu Url, IL, ' 0 Il VY 1 and fu r , , I 11611011 ,J 01- ' l ,od '11 4 tif! ', ....i2 -- . - ' 'Z' n A ig J'-5 ,ldv rn,- Page 20 fi Pa+ricia Bain 11111111 ol H1111111' 1-2-11- lp 1.l1Q'l'2if11I'4' Vommil- 11 1-Z3 Girls' Athletie lv'1v 1n- 1 9 David Barry 111121111 111 Honor' 1-2-3- '1: St. John Bl'1'0l11'l'12111S Society 2-3-4 5 l1i1,e-1'i1-- ture Committee 4 3 1l1':1- m,:1i ie Comedy: Cen- I1'11111t:il: Al-111-11-l1'1u', Z 'Wa gd: Dylan fr .fs ,i . 1 5? A-. , 'i 1731 1, 1- 1551 I ,. ', ' wg 9251, ,. 1 ,, frm vi ,1 fi fig 111 ',, ,' ' '11 41, IM 7 '. f iii 'imif-Q' ' Nancy Barlley Frank Bealcas 111111111 ol' llonm- 1-2-fb f111n1'd ol' Honor' 1 1 1. 11: Student Couneil 111111111 of 11111 Gerald Bellner ., ., 101' 1---.1- -13 St. John H1'l'l'll1H21l14 Sox-ivty 2-CS: Alxosioliv f,l'L'l1SStI'2l. 1-2-C1-43 1111s- k1At11:1ll 1: Bowling Il-13 floll' ll-21--1. ristie-Uu' 1: J 1 ul 4 C0lYIl'Yl11,1,l'l' 2-4: Euelm- 1 l 1111 P11111 mitt1-1' 34: L I' IL- llllnl even earlier, by our own parents, is being followed through in CL'l11fL1l,S religion classes. The leaning tower of Pisa is an excellent example of the results of weak grountl- work. Applying this principle to religious education one will discover that Ll Grin religious foumlution, obtained in school, insures a stable base in future trials. LL., NM The Guard of Honor, Father Corners has ll .stzuliuus group, Ion. Page 21 l I 01, 'I I 57,01 ,V I ' ' fly, . ' 'f ll lf, flrbhl. I Ill 'Z If-,,,.p ATUIII. 'Pm-1 , ZW' C .5 5 L-Y 'S Ex 0l l'l8l .'5 f0l'lQ . , Nm, in it 2--:S X , .. . lf? of X T'H '-fi: , it 1,., y ,M ME 1. ..,. f I -22, 1 ' 1 Q' gm ,, ffm wmfwl xt, 3' 1 -W-' if N, A n .ff H-.wwf - tffffz' Franz Berlaclwer Phyllis Berlling Joseph Harold Black Gunrd of Honor 1-2-IL Guard of Honoi' l-2-3- Begendorfer Gunrd of Honor 1-2-3- flg Apostolic Commit- 43 Literatui-if Commit- Y 0 0 4: St. John Bervhmnmn tee 11 LitF-1'atul'e Com- tee 4: ,Eur-hzwistic-Uni' Gflilfil Of Hflllm' l'- 'f Soi-iety fl. mitts-e I-23 Monogram Lady Committee ill 'lg Jllllll ll 'lhl i Club 2-4. Dramatic Com ed y : NPCWIY 4. Musical Come-dy 4: Con- tripetal: Al-Gen-'l'rii:: Monoyrrnm Club l-2-Ii. Page 22 Donald Blanlt Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4g St. John Berchmans Society 2-3: Student ' Literature Council -, ' ' St- Vin- Commlttee 3, cent de Paul 2. l if -...ll Fnllufr Srlzmil has un. llgllf s'ya ', nlsu. The after-lzulch Hail lwary, ithout ft cornerstone would Can you imagine what a building w . look like? Rather strange wouldn't it? Such an edifice would be considered an unfinished project. Thus a student who has received no religious training has an incomplete character. In such an education a great factor is missing which cannot be substituted by any other. In Central, the members of the faculty endeavor to prepare each student for his future life in a world filled with temptation. How well each survives is a test of the durability of the cornerstone placed in his character. fa as-sa f,.+,s-if Alice Brady Donald Bleim Conrad Bogusz Alvin Bohland Melvin Borucki Guatril of Honor 1-2-3- Guard of Honor 1-2-I9- Guard of Honor 2-It-4. Gunril ul' llomu- I-3-SL Guard of Honor' 43 bt. 43 St. Vincent the Paul 4: Literature Commit- st. Hildar Guild 4: Musieul tee 4: Glee Club 4: Vonu-dy R3 Ci-ntriywtrul 1 9 3' Munir-:il Puqe 23 2. H :1 n d -..- , Comedy 4: Qlentrir-. i it Bumbaugh 'ii L 'ff 5 If A Q tl Marilyn Brauer Patricia Brazzil William John Brunner Edmund Guard of Honor 1-2-3- Guzuml of Honor l-2-3- ' lluzirml of Honor 1-2-3- -1: St. VI-lililzi Guilsl l- -1: l.,ll.9l'2lfllI : Commit- , Brldenbaughu, 4: St. John Berchmuns 1, I ll f H , 1, .3 T!-IS--1: Ceulriut-1:il. tw- 2: Gln-e Cluh 3-4: l'm l Ol Hmlm lf l' Sol-iety l-2-3-4: Stutli-ut '-UAH 0 130301 f ' ln-:xmutic Coma-fly: lVlus. 'li Al 'fil l1 f 'mm'll Council l-2: Allostolii- Qlmsmlu, h qlfrlfnllliji ivnl Comedy ii-fl: .luuiol I Committee l-2: Junior ' 'lmlml 'l' Wk 'l' Cv11t1'iL': Cr-utrie: Cen- Centric-: Al-Goo-'I'rig. 1I'll!1'l2llZ Gin-ls'Atl1l4-liz lit-:tulle 2-Il-bl. An edifice without Ll frame coultl never be, and one with a weak frame is as good 218 DOHC. f7!,e .. l CLl'l'lQlfU0l Literal ure Cmnmittve Nbigzvigsi' mlli: busimfss. Page 24 So we see that Central, with all its fieltls of learning and social achievements would be futile if its skeleton was not stable. Antl no skeleton could be stronger than a spiritual bond einbracing the entire school. The Sanctuary Sorirzly r'vlvbr11tvs Pairmml Feast. . 1,1 ,ffpvf I Roberi' Burden Leitha Bushroe Joanne Calmec Barbara Cannon James Cantwell Guzultl of Honor I-2-IL fluzxral of Hmmm' Il-fl, Vuhlwl M. Hmm!! 119- Guzxrd of Honor 1-2-3- fluzwcl of Honor 1-2-3- 43 l'00flv2lll l-2. 214' ' 43 Student Council l-2- 43 Apostolic Committee' ' ' 3: IJl'2UTl2ltiC Comedy: 1: Eli!-h:1i'istie Out' Girls' Athletic Le-:urine Lady flornmit.te-f- l. 1-2: Sophomore Presi- dent.: Monogram Cluh 1-2-3. The Student Council, or the framework of Central, in its aim to make better Cath- olic men and women, reaches, by means of its various branches, into the daily life ol Central. Rev. James McGowan is advisor of the Council. The Sanctuary Society of which Sacristy and Sanctuary of the Girls' Art Departme promotion of rel igious vocations is the aim of the Saint john Berchmans Father McGowan is faculty advisor. care are the chief activities of the St. Hilda Guild, a unit nt, directed by Sister M. Hilda, S.N.D. AIIUSf0liil' Comlnitlvf' ns- 8011117103 lo plrm Mission activitivs. QI M Rag K SI. llilfla Rvpr0smlmti1fes .in Action. Page 25 'lllw E.0.L.C. honors our Blvsserl lflllly. jim -I Cl,l'lfl6lfU0l Sister M. Anthony, O.S.U., is the faculty advisor of the Catholic Literature Com- mittee, an organization which strives to cncourl c the st l t f C . f ig- 3 ut en s o entral to read good literature. Fine work has been done by the Apostolic Committee to foster I1 missionary spirit among the students of Central. This group under Sister M. Jeanne, S.N.D., boasts as its greatest achievement of the A - ' A ' ' ' year, ri very successful Drive for the Missions. Committee John Carl: lluard of Honor 1-2-3 4: Centripe-tal: St. Vin- rent de Paul 1-2. Page 26 -'ads John Celusta Guard ol' Honor 1-2-34- 4: St. John Be-rchmans Society 2-3-4: Student Count-il 4: Literature Committee 43 Eucharis- tic-Our Lady Commit- tee 1-2-31 Orchestra 1- 2-45 Dramatic Comedy: Junior Centric: Al-Geo- T1-ig: Monogram Club 1-2-3-4. Frances Chiaverini Guard ot' Honor 1-2-3- -1: Apostolic Committee 4: Eucharistic - Our Lady Committee. Thomas Cole Anne Collins A Guard of' Honor 1-2-3- Guard of Honor 1 . 4: bt. John lierehmans 3-4. Society 2: Colt' 2: Track 3: Basketball li St. Vim-ent de Paul I-2. 1-2- r distribution. recs with Father McG01Lfan. fllmnbers of St. VfllCf'llf cle Paul lfilk over Christmas basket Recording the Mission returns. ' 'n which the entire student body participates, is The inspiring May Convocation, 1 ' ' ff t f the Eucharistic Our Lady's Committee. the result of the untiring e or s o . V ' endeavors to foster Under the supervision of Sister M. Roselma, O.S.F., this group 1 a greater devotion to Our Lord and our Lady. Frank Comfe Waller Connolly William Connolly Cornelfus Crowley Gum-d of Honor' 1-Z-3- Gunril of Honor l-2-3- Gini:-il nf Honor l-2-3- Guurtl of Honor' 1-2-15- 4: lizxsketlmll l: Foot- 4: St. John lierclmmns 4: St. John 15+-relimauis 4: Eueharislii--Um' Lmly bull l: Clxw-l'le:ulvr' 3. Snr-ivty 3-4: linsketlmll Sovit-ty 1-2-3-4: Apos- Cunimirtn-is -l: Contri- I' lftmtlmll l-2, tolli' Comrnittw- 1. In-lzil. Shirley Cryan llllmwl of Honor 1-2-3- 11: I.4ltE'l'2ll.lll'C Commit- tee 1: Euchziristie-Our Lznly Committee 2-3--1: ical Comedy 2-3-4: Jun ior Centric: Centric: Centripetul: Girls' Ath Ietic League 1: Mono gram Cluh l-2-3-4. Page H11-e Club 2-3-4: Mus- 77 f ' lx fx' Wayne Cu+cl1er Mary Helen Daly Guard of Honor 1-ZZ-JL Gllillll of Honor 3--4' 4: Lll.t'I'ililll'f' Commit- tve 2: St. Vinw-nt il.- P:1ul2-Ii. 348 Hf and Aymstulif- Cfxnunittw 3. Edward Daunhauer Guzird nf Honfn' 1-2-3- -t: St. John lit-1'c'h1nans Suvis-ty 3--1 3 Student Council 4 3 C1-ntric: l'llll'll2ll'lSlil' - Our Lady Vnmmittee 2: Junior f'r11trir'3 1'mxlripe'tzxl: AI - th-in - 'I'riu': Mmm- e-'rzilln lflulp if-fl-l. Bernice Davo ,IT Gerald DePrisco Guard of Honor 1-2-JL Guard of Honor l-2 i -1: Litezuxtllm- Commit- -13 St. Jnhn Bert-hinzm tw 4: l :UI'll1ll'lt4liI'-fllll' Sovit-ty 2-3: Bzlunl I 1 Lauly Connrnittve fl Z Ilr:tl'trnn:nn Guild. l lh-:inmtiv C 0 m vi Juniin' l'i-nl:-irq C-in ly tri- i ln-tul. y jl1!ll'!l talfvs Il1,1'fl0nI'. Page 28 Mr. Klein, I think William Deva nna Guard of' Honor 1-2-3 -1 2 Orchestra 2-3-4 Draftsman Guild: Foot- ball 1-2. Thomas Docis Theodore Guard of Honor l-2-3- Domi e 45 Eucharistic - Our gu Z Lady Committee 2-3, liuarcl ol' Honor l- 1 Lawrence Donahue Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: St. John Berehmans A Y Society 4: Eucharistic- '1' MCI- 4' Our Lady Committee 4: Dramatic Comedy! Cheerleader 1-2-3. Now that the foundation and the cornerstone of our great house have been laid, we come to the ll ta and erect pillars, the English Department. lior, as the pillars of El building are necessary in its con- struction, so English is essential to the students in :ill their subjects. English, therefore, is 21 required subject for all the Girl si English hilvruturf' elass flw-ill 1' Ilia' lfillllillg biogrupliy. James Drake Guard of Honor 1-2-3- l Page 29 ,ov J 4' ,f PW bvnior boys vnjoy 'Bvouful I jim IWKM Frances Drouillard Thomas Dunn Guard of Honor 1-2-3- Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4g Literature Commit- 4: St. John Be-rchmzxns tec 4: Dramul,ic Com- Soviety 25 Literaturo lxdy. Committee 3: Football Page 30 13 St. Vincent de Paul 9 Sfanley Dusseau Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Sf, John Berchmuns Sorivty 1-2-3: Junior Cs-utricg Football 1-2- 3-43 Bowling' 41 St. Vincent cle Paul 3. 16 E Fr. Stahl directs the ,Iunwr - -- M , V .Q .. ' 'ifgfx :-3 k W. - . 4-43 1 1 - ..+ s, , , W ? if 'i 5455 MSW fl ni or N ---- A ...., X r. 12 J' ' -6: i f 4 if --lazy-e i 21 -ZW 1 Helen Dzienny John Eggl Guard of Honor l-2-3- Guard ol' Honor 1-2-55- 4g Bgwling 1.23 Girls' -1: John Berclimunnl Athletic lvugrue l-2. Somety 3-'13 Buss-lmll 1. boys ln their research essays. The Tale- of Tien Cilivsw inlercsts llw Fri-.slumm of 117. students every year. Courses in journalism, Public S 'lc' and English Literature are open to the pea ing, seniors. This year, for the first time, public speaking classes for senior girls were started because of the great demand. Underclass courses consist of literary work grammar, and library work. Many English Clubs are organized to promote interest in debate and literary work. Rosemary Ehrman Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4g Eucharistic - Our L a d y Committee 2g Dramatic Comedy: Mu- sical Comedy 43 Junior Centricg Centripetal: Al- Geo - Tri!! Girls' Athletic League 4 3 Monogram Club 1-2-3-4. Lois Eickholl' Guard of Honor 3--1. Mary Lou Eigensee Guard ul' Honor 1-2-3- 43 Studi-nt Council 2- 3-4: Literature Com- mittee 1-3-4: Dramatic Cnmedyg Centric! Cen- tripetalg Girls' Athletic League ZZ-3-4. Roberl' Eizel Guard of Honor i-2-1l- Gu: ' ' 3-4. fi: Eucharistic - Our Lady Committee 2-IS: Centric: Junior Cen- lrieg Al-Geo-Triiz: Co- Editorg Student Couneil I-2-3-45 Class Orlieer 1- 25 Monogram Club 1-2- 3-4. Willia-m Efzel xrd of Honor 1-2- Page 31 'BC' John Fellman Andrew Feyes Charles Fleig Richard Fleilz Barbara Fllgor Guard of Honor l-2-3- Guan-el ol' Honor l-2-3- Guard of Honor 1-2-JL Gnnrrl oi' Honor l-2- Gnzirsl ol' Honor 1-2-33- 4g Euehzwistie Our bl: linnd 1-2-3-1: Cen- 11: Apostolic Committee Ji--1. -1: Apostolic Committee Lahlly COIYQWIUPK' 23 il'ilH'l1ll. Ji: llzlsebnll 4151. Vin- 1: Glen- Club 2-3-4: JUlllUl'Cl'Hl1'lC- rc-nt cle Pnul 394. Musirnl Comedy Zi-4: Girls' Athletic Iwziuiiv .746 felaa 1-2: Nlonogram Cluh 1-2-ti. The steph to our building are ways to etlutution, to Culture, .nul to .1 higher tleglee of Civilization. The French lklllgllilgfi, here depicting the steps, sentzltive, because it aids in the fulfillment of these goals, Through this subject the students became ucquainied with the is il gre well chosen repre- at men and women s 1 Page 32 They are not speaking Fl'l'llCll. They are singing it. gs gi 5 r John Florian Francis Flynn Shirley Ford Edward Forrester Elizaibefh Fournier iillill'fi of Honor l-2-3- Guard ol' Huuol' l-2-I4- Giuxril of Honor fl. Guzircl of Hmmm' 3-11. fillllfll of Honor 1-2-3- f1: I.i1vi':ituri- Commit- 4: Junior Centrie: 4: Eucharistic - Ou 1' tee 2: Al-Gr-o-'l'1'i11: St. Football 1-2-3-4: 'l'1':ielx 1, gl dy Commiggeg 33 Vincent de Paul 1-2: 3-4: St.ViIlCL'Ill1ll'P1llll Iizind 1-2-3-4: Centric. Buskethsill l-4. 1-2. ot lfnuiee, and the life and work of il Clliristian nation. The ,lim oi' this rlepzirtment is to teach the pupils to read and write, to speak and understand spoken French. By reading and hearing about the people of France, they also acquire 21 better understanding and appreciation of them. Statue-tres from Franev, rho main attraction here. Page 33 il... Forza! La Ihe llumg Ihr-lr lwsl In rnulu Latin is vasivr this way. 'Xa Ru+l1 Francis Wal+er Friend Edward Fromme Guzlrfl of Hmmm' 4: flu:u'1l ol' Honor l-2-3- flllilfll ul' Honor 1-2-3- Apostolic' Committm-Z: -1: Glu- Club 2-3-43 4: Almstolic Commit- Cer1t1'ipc-tulg Mzmlxmlmm Musical Comm-dy 3: Lit- tee: Draftsmzln Guild. Club 2-3. v1'atul'e Committz-ce 3. Page 34 ,aww Mif- Nl' Margarel' Gaiffe f.u:n'1I ul Honor .3--1: Apu:-tolic' Committm- 4: Euvhnristif- - Our Lady Cummittve 4. Violei' Galayda 4lu11l'4l of Honor 1-2-54- 'uch-1ri4tic u ' -1, In . . - 0 I I. 11 xl y Committee- li: film- Club 3: Ceniric 11. l Guard of Honor' 3-flg tt a I mug lrmgungv The portal, Latin, which leads to our houseu, is open wide for all to en,er. Latin is the basis of other languages and is used for technical terms and stand- ard names in the various sciences. So it also opens wide, as a portal, a pathway to easier understanding in a number ol' fields, During the course of the study of Latin, the stu- dents translate Julius Caesar and other classics. Among the benefits derived from this subject is the line training of the mind which continues long after school is over. gs . s i if H ,, 'I 3,4 iz? ' :g r rt f ' f Q 5 1 , 32 W t im fb ..:.1W,- 7. y z.,' C ' if Frederick Garand Del hine Garwacki P Guard ol' Honor 1-2-3- -lg Apostolic' Commit- tee 23 Litei'zttut'e Com- Litet'attn'e Committee 3: Junior' Centric G Cens trie: Ci-utripetal: St. mittee l-25 Glee Clulr 'l- Vinet-nt de Paul Zi. 3-45 Musical Comedy 'S 4' Ce-ntripvt-il 1-,f .. Than ks, bud, sw Joseph Gasiorowski f-u.it'd of Honor l-'-.l- .v'- Mary Catherine Gavigan fiu:1t'il nl' Honor 1-2-51- 43 Student Count-il 2- 3-43 Euehzlristie - Olll' Lady Committee 1-2-33- 4: Ilrztmntic Comedy: Girls' Athletic Leztsxtle 2-3: Monogram C l u h 1-3. Robert' Gibson Guard of Honnt' 4: Monoprralm Club 4. Page 35 Phyllis Giles Eugene G ' ' -rd of Honor f'll'll'd of Honor l-2-.L hu.: 4'Q'Lil,6l'2il2Ul'E Commit- 3-4. tcc 1, leason Alice Gleespen ' ' ' ol' Honor 1-1-0- f:u.xld 4: Catholic A C 1, 1 o n I 2 ' Band 1-2-23- Cvlls - , 1' Ilmmaiic Comm-dy: Nlu-iL xl Comedy 4: Con- lxu Centupetil 1 Xthlxtlf. League 9 ,Aff-,gg 5 -v:l,.,, r s wif ' ' '.1.-Wi we- has QQMNQ f A gk , . Richard Glennon Richard Glesmer ' - ' f Honor I Guard ol' Honor 2-Ii-fi: K-u.uml 0 ' -..--i 'l 'Z' lil- fl: Bowling 4. Student Gounci . , . E'I'?llllI'6 Committs-v 2 1 ' ' ' ' Fool- Junml Cenu lc, lmll 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-1:-194 - 144, I EA osition. Pan-A llll'l'il'1!LlL ip Page 36 Afrflk. .121 531,55 Ti? fe'- Alvina Glowczewslti Guard oi' Honor 1-2-3 4: Apostolic Commit tee 25 Eucharistic-O Ltd ' lll' 1 y Committ 511 Jane Goebel Library Clul 4 X- - lrene Gra ba rski 1 1 3 Ceu- t1-ipetal. Guard ol' Honor 1 'P 3 4 S Shirley Gross -..- - Guard of Houo' ' ' : ,tudent Council 4 it It . Hilda Guild 1-2 1 -- ' 11-.Z-.L Gl1'lI'd f : 4: M0lIIlL!'ll 1 o Honor 1-2-3- ,'zm Club l- 43 Apostolic Commit- : 2-3. tee 4: Eucharistic-Our 1 .1 m 11 t 1 c Comedy: Lady Committee 3-4. . Musical Comedy 45 I, ee 1' Junior Centric: Cen- Ce'lt'1l'9U'l' tric: Centripetal: Co- Editorg Girls' Athletic League 1-4: Monogram Club 1-2-3-43 Class Of- ticer 4. A house is usually judgecl to be suitable or dis- The purpose of this subject is not only to teach tortlant by its lobby or entrance hall. Surely then, the students the Spanish language but also to ac- our house will be favorably received because its quaint them with the culture and the customs of lobby is Spanish, one of the most PlClllI'CSClllC an1l the Spanish people. 1111111 l11r1.tg1111g1-s ol' 11ll. Lust WA 01111 Spanish Cav alier. Page 37 m 346 omni wi lg, V X 2' Give me u start, Sisler. Leading from the lobby to the staircase of our house is the spacious German corridor. Through the hallway great progress in the field of science has been made. The study of the German language helps the students to increase their possibilities of acquiring this knowledge. ln spite of our present war with Germany, no one underestimates the value of the study of the lan- guage. Consequently, the number of students taking this subject has not decreased. Mary Grosschedl Guard of Honor 1-2- 3-4. V Page 38 Roberl' Gslalder Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Si. John Berchmans Society 43 Basketball l-23 Baseball 43 Tiuek 3-4. Dorolhy J. Gust Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Student Council 3: Eucharistic - Our Lady Committee 3: Junioi C e n t rieg Centripetal: Al-Geo-Trigg: Girls' Ath- letic League 25 Mono- gram Club 1-2-3-4. Jacquelyn Haliley Dorothy Hain Guard of Honor 4: Jun- Guard of Honor l-2-3- ior Centric: Cl-ntric: 4 3 Girls' Athleti1fI.1':1g1i1e- Girls' Athletic I-9212119 2-3-4. 4. Smiles It must not be as hard as it looks. Be'Hy Halas Barbara Halm Madeleine John Hannum Eleanor Hanson GIIHIW1 ul' Honor l-2- Guzxrcl of Honor 1-2-IL Hamilfon Guard of Honor 1-1Z- lluzlrd of Honor 1-2-3- JS-1. 4: ElIl'h2ll'iStiC - 0 u I' , V I 3-4. 43 Lihrzlry Cluh 4. Lzuly Cnmmiitoe 1-Si-4. Gmlrd of Homo' 'i'47 Studs-nt C 0 u n c- i I 3: Mnnmxrum Club 3. Page 59 4: Margarel Harbauer Guzxrml of Honor IK--li St. Hilda Guild 2-3-4: Drnmzxtic Comm-rlyg Con- trir: Ct'!ltl'llil't2ll. +-wann-n Mary lHeleh Harpen Guzxrd of Honor 1-2-3- -lg Student Council 1-2- 3-43 Apostolic Commit,- teu lg Glev Club 1-2-3- 4: Musical Comedy 1-2- 3-4: Contriv: Centri- petzxlg Girls' Athlvtic' League 1-2: Monourzlm Club 3. A L 2' A 2'f ii, 'f A5 .,. ., was ----v My ' 1 5x .. H K -1 , xl 3 ' Q SQ 5 er sf ' M- .- - Q ,, A pp John Harringlon fluztrtl ol' Honor I-2-Il- I fl: St. John Bvrchmzins Sorit-ty 2-Ci-4: Apostolic Committee- 3: Litvrzi- ture Committve li Eu- Qhnristiu - 0 u r L n tl 5 Committee Il: Orrhos- tru 1-2-3-1: Footlmll 2. az, M abbf' M Mary M. Hessen Joan Hatch tuurml ot' Honor 1, tlunrsl ot' Honor 15-4. S2 2 fairwa Page 40 ll must lu' funny. Sonwtinws books J Eleanor Hauclt 4. hiiurd of Hi mm' l-2-IL Donald Haudan Guard of Honor 1-2-S! 4: Literature Commit- tee 4: Si. Vineent il Paul 2. K, Mariorie Heiing Guard of Honor 1-3-24- -ig Student Comic-il J- Iig Literature Commit- tee 1: Hand 1-2-3: Al- fleo-Triix: Class Ullievr 3. Roberi' Heizelman Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4g Centripetalg Drafts- man Guild: St. Vincent de Pauly Cheerleader 2-3. Before we ascend to the Hall of Fame we must take, the not always easy, but the ever worthwhile uri' ll fliSITlll'Ii0ll. stairway----the Library. Ten thousand, nine hundred twenty steps fvolumesj of knowledge form this flight. For school assignments, for research work, and also for enjoyment, these stairs provide for thousands the help needed as they travel onward. Sister Mary Anthony, O.S.U., Sister Mary David, 0.S.U., and Sister Mary Evangeline, O.S.F., with the aid of the girls of the Library Cfluh, direct the traffic of students and hooks. Kathryn Henriclts Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4g Apostolic Commit- tee 22: Eucharistic-Our Lady Committee 1 3 Junior Centric: Cen- tric: Centripetal: Mon- ogram Club 1-2-3-4. Due tmnorrmv. Page 4l i Aff QL My The Art Galleries of this House depict the work of the lwoys und girls laboring therein. In the girls' alcove, works in pos- ter sketching, color theory, tree hand drawing, oil plinting, etch- ing, lettering, metal work, liturgical design, needle work, dress design and clay modeling, taught by Sister Mary Hilda, S.N.D., are on prom- inent display. The stage settings, which were used in the play and operettzi staging, are also ll product of this nook. A- L' . A , Wh iv -mlm .gr '-v-or .Asha John Hilltens Charles Hill fiLl3l'd of UHHUI' -13 Giiziril of Huuol' l-!-fS- Centrilietulg St. Vila- 45 Fuutliull 2. en-nt tli- Pziul 2, Page 42 effsg :?'W5jQ 35-1: - 1 if Gerald Hoeffel Apostolic Committee 4 llrziftsmzin Gui l: Fen Irie: Al-fit-o-'I' s . L ff. , l Mildred Hoffmann fluzircl ul' Honor 1-2-31- l. an Mildred Hollinger Huurcl of Honor 3--1 Committee Il--1: Junioii Centric: Centripelail 3-4. X V. Eiielmristit' - Our Ludv Girls' Athletic Lf-:urine i .4 ll in a day's work. l i fi .eff 1 ' .,'x'. .I,g' William Holmes William lluzlrd of Honor 1-2-Zi- Hglfgreiye 11: St. John Bel'cl1nmnr4 Y t guciety 4: Aposmlil. hunrd of Honor 1-2-3- Committee 3-ll: Golf 2- 43 ADOHTOIIU C0mm1PU ' Ii-4 5 Dramatic- Comedy: :fi ryilftsmall Gulld 3 ' St. Vlnc-ent cle- Paul 3. li1lSliPlll2lll I: l'ooth:1Il 1. Q!-w 0 29,099 -Q, O 'O gt, '69 Qx-D'76z74b,, 63-, Vw i Paul Hood Clllillll of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Student Council il- -lg Apostolic Commit- tee 2: Lil:-x':xt111'e Com-- mittm- l'v+ Juniox' Cen- t1'i1'3 lJl'H?l,SHl?lH Guild: -Xl-Guo-'1'1'ig: Footlmll l-2-3-43 lizxsnvfsqll 4: Golf 3-4: Mrmsqrzxm Clulx 1-2-3. Janice Hubaclfier Jacob Hubbel 6 fund of Hlnor 1-2-3- flLI'lItl of Honor l-2-'- l 1 1 I 3 Apostolic Commit- 4 3 Student Council 3 1 196' 1-23 Litcf1'zxtux'v Ilruftsmun Guild 1-2- Comnlittev 1-23 Fon- 3-4 3 Al-Geo-'l'ri5: 1-2- - - ' ' 4 fn Cl-4 ' Monmrrum Club tlllu-tal, ht. H ll l. , Guild l-2-Ci--I. l-2-3-4. Page 43 H 5' T mr f 'YOU Hilda Huber Dorolhy lchrisl' Huzirii of Honor -1. Guard of Honor 1-2-33- jlw M444 A 3 Literature Commit- tem- 2: Drzimatic Com- wly: Musivzil Comm-ily: Junior Centric: Co-E1li- lor: Centriv: Co-Edi1,ol': Centripetal 3 Girls' Alli- letic Leaxrue 1-2-4 Monogram Club 1-223: gm., 'W X w.. - n 'Y ' f ' 1 4 , W K 4 ' , ' , N ww 1 W , ' -3 A I A, 1 , S Y X 'f -Ma , ,M.w,.,,,, 2 M Aix? -Q.....,p .A l ---- ' , --'- : -iff'-: -, ,x 0 ' - 'x,.M.h-4 .. ' , 'Q . in ' Thomas lrmen Alberl' lwinski Ronald Jablonslu huuril of Honor l-2-Cl- iiuzirnl of' Honor l-2- Guaiiwl ol: Honor 123 4: Junior Cenu-ic: :Q-4. 4: ht. VIIHPU P Fooillzxll 1-21 H2181-luzxll 1-2' 4: St. Vincent de Pnul 1-2: Monimgrzim Clulm l- 2-5S- l. Page 44 '81 ti' Elaine Janes iiuard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Apostolic Committee 2: Literature Commit- tee 3: Eucharistic-Our Committrc 1 '7 3 Lady -' ---- fi' Cr-ntrinetal: Girls' Aithletic League 2-3-4. David Jasinslci Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: St. John Berehmans Society 2-3-4: Litera- ture Committee 3: Base- ball 4: St. Vines-nt de Paul 1-2-3-fl. Mildred Jeffery ii1l21l'd of Honor 1-2-35- 4: Apostolic Committee 2: Liter:1ture Commit- tee-2-3: Eucharistic-Our Ln dy Committee 2: llrnmatic Comedy: Mus- iezil Comedy: Junior Centric: Centric: Con- tripetal. Myrl St. Hilda Clulx ll-41 i-dy 3-4. if Johnson Guild 1: illi- Musical Com- Audrey Jones L ilimlwl of Honor 3-4. 1 the slxill of its Cl lfiSl1lC11 This year work The boys' corner of this room portrays . . in ceramics and photography has been added to the decorative paintings, sculptorings, woodcarvings, etchings, and metal carvings, which are produced here, under the guidance of Sister Mary Genevieve, R.S.M. They have their day, mo. Page 45 f7Ae udic l ang From Svptcnlbvr fo June they 110 nothing but croon. John Juhasz Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Basketball l-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4: Base- bnll 49 Bowling 4: Track 3: St. Vincfnt cle Paul 1-2. Page 46 Guard of Honor uri 4.25 i Beafrice Jurski 1.5-- -un-pi -,..,, Teresa Juslin Guard ol' Honor 1-2-3- 4: Anostolirs Committf-1 l-2-QS: Junior Centriu: Centripvtzxl: Girls' Ath- letic Lviljllll' l. wg. si Palricia Kahle Guard of Honor 3-41 Apostolic Committee 3- 4: Eucharistic-Olir Lady Committee 3-4. fi, Y' ' i ill. ' 'Tl 7 . ' A ,f ti? 1' Richard Kaiser llllillll of Honor IZ CM ction ol' the Music Vlfing Fil Club laborers Here le Q48 In the first se we find the ew ee , . . . time is spent in the development of a singing voice and in the acquiring of a deep appreciation for music. This knowl- l resentation of edge makes possible tue p the annual musical comedy. Under the able direction ton, director. and Sister M. Cecelia, 0.5. lf., moderator, this wing of the house of Mr. Sain- gave an outstanding performance this year in the presentation of Robin ' ' ' ' I QW . Sainton discuss the SlS'l'f' fervlm nnr r Hood . i A I Robin Hooflq. olwvrftla x I . X . ...., M :I ...EE A. Y . - 2. 5? wp F ' E3 'fm A in 39'- .1 5 ' A f. .... ' X 3? aff' '.i-nf V '- .q,, :V H g f 3, -ass... wa Y .,,.., , i N '- t , it--- 4 , . wi Hffriw 3 ' ' , 2572, , Jr 4-v-Af A - , 4 if E E A555 ' K'HLih,., ,ff Q 3 Elizabe+h Ka+afias Roberl Kehren Geraldine Kelly Margarel' Kelley Thomas Keogh Gimrd of Honor l-2-3- fluzirfl ol' Honor' l-2- Guziril of Honor' lg Gnnril ol' Honor l-2-3- Ihlartl ol' Honor 1-2-3- 4: Apostolic Committee 3-4. Euehziristie - Our Iizuly 4: Literztturo Commit- fl: G11-v Cluh 2-3-4: 4: Eueharistie-Out' Lady Committee Ci: Centri- tm- 1: Student Count-il ltrnmntie Comedy: Mus- Committee 4: Junior' netnl -1. 4: Glee Club 2-Z4-4: ieal Comedy 2-3-4: Jim- Centric: Girls' Athletic Musiezil Comedy: Jun- ioi' Ct-ntrie: Centric: Lezulne 2-15. ion' Cent Vie: Centric: Co-,Etlitorg Centripetal: Cvntripetzil: Al - Hoo- Footbzill 1-2 5 Monogram Trigg Moiiogwnm Ulnh. Club 41. Page 47 R 2 , ..,. -.H .M ryiwyg . l ,mzrff -' f A gzgilffff . wi.. a . V gig- - . :mn M f 3 jiif :QF 1 V . A - iff Q M-'FU' Q Iwfe, ,af 5,4555 f E oz will Q C . :ri Q 1 -.irjmf , f 'Z . J '- iiltxf 7f5rE4l'4gY :mg 'G if I : J , N - Lb : S ...ff 4,05 .AXSSN , . L1 Q? -L'H5:s,l , .,: -- 45-, .5 , '14 , - .Q A -11 .-Q y 1 -Q. a MW Y l w: .r1i-'Jr A 4 ff 1 gg. 5,354 M442 , .. ' 1 .,,13'1rf5 ' 1: 1 . 2 . M 'wif '-.J -K.. +1122-'il ,. , . are James Kesling Ray Konczal Leonard Guard of Honor l-2-3- fill2ll'd of HOHOI' l-2-3- KOI Bl6WSlKl 4: St. John Berchmans Society 3-4: Student Council 1-2: Dramatif- Comedy: Musical Com- edy: Junior Centric: Centripetal: Bowling 1- 3-4: Monogram Club 1- 2: Cheerleader 3-4. ,748 QPCA 85 b CL 4: Football l-2-Sl-4 3 Apostolic Committvc- 2. huurd of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Eucharislir--Our Lndy Committee 2: St. Vin- rm-nt de Paul 1-2. ra Mary Krumeich fllmrd of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Apostolic Committee' 3: Eucharistic-Our Lady Committee 4: Glee Clulm 4: Band 1-2-3-4: Dra- matic Comedy 4: Mus- ical Comedy fl: Centri- petal: Girls' Athletic League 2: Monogram Club 1-2. fyuurd of Edward Kuefer Honor 1-2-35- llrnmatic Comedy 4. l l Page 48 Just waiting fo U1 audi' 4-and , . W ,ZELZ ' in . - 'igu ' . H KV I Ji .rw r Z . Roberl' Kuenzel Violet Kwiaflcowslci Philip Kolinski Helen Laiii Carol Lalce Gusiril of Honor 1-2-3- Guzird of Honor 1-2-3- fiiizirrl of Honor i-2-3- Gunril of Honor 1-2-3- Guard of Honor 1-3-fl. 4: Basketball 15 Foot- 4 1 Girls' A L h l e t i c 4: Football 1-2-3-4. 43 Centric: Centri- ball 1. League 3-4. netalz Girls' Athletic hu flown beatw League 4. The next part of the wing , houses the Orchestra. As we stroll through we note five first violins, eight second violins, two bass violins, three cellos, two clarinets, two trumpets, two trombones, three drums, and one piano. We learn that not only the music for the assemblies but also the score for the spring operctta is produced by this corner of the wing , The second violins swing in. Page 49 L le guna! The third niche ol' this room is copied by the Band. Fifty musicians, attired in scarlet and gray, work in this section. Many school assemblies and ll mimbcr of civic pnriulcs hiivc hccn cnlivcncd this your hy thc musical tillcnt trained llcru. livury football giunc witnessed thc nent l0I'lllL1llOll of lhcsu 'llill3OI'L'l'SH ns thcy pcrlormccl umlcr thc Coininiinil ol' thu lwi1'lin5g wiimlsn of ilrum IULljUI'S, jiunus Nnlly Anil Rolwrt Rukowsky. Jacqulyn LaPoinl'e Lillian Lasko fllmrcl of Honor l-2-3- Hlinrml ol' Honor 1-2- -1: Sliiflr-nt Council 2: 3-1, lisxnfl 1-2-32 Class Of- firvr 2, Page 50 dar . V A.: I ,mb . if sfo.. A 'ini ' .21 up 5 -.i of -. ,4-.,.--+ r 5, , 'H-Y' W .. Thomas Laur William Leonharcll' fllizlril ol' Honor l-2-ZS- Guzird of Honor -li -1: Si. John lil-ri'hm:ln:4 Hull Pzilrol -1. Socif-ty 2-Si: film- Club 35 Musirzll Comi-ily 3. Mali? Irma Leopold Guard of Honor 1-2-51- 4g Apostolic Commit- tee 1--1: Euc'h:n'istic- Our Lady Committee 2: Band 1-2-3-43 Girls Athletic League 1-2-3- 4. ,li St. John Berclimzi fiuuld of Honor 1-2-3- siiffm James Lewandowsld fillillll of Houm' 1-2-3- -1: John l3ci'c-hmzins Society 3. Norman Lewanclowski lllll'4l nl Hfmnoi' 1-2-3- 4 Fu oilmll 1-21 Bow Ii-1. I ,- ,xx . ' ,, V L' :bf Q We ' .0 . I --ff' 'W G': wi -4' A A f..fi:111-.--:1i?': 5 Harold Lincoln Claramae Geraldine Guzlid of Hmmm' l-2-JL Linenkugel HS Guziid of Hunui' 1-2-13- Sur-iety 2-15--1: IClu'l1m'- istic'-Our Lady Commit- tee 1-2-3-43 lll'2lfLSIY'l?lll Guild 1-2-3-42 St. Vin- cent de Paul 3-4. 4: Aposlulir- Commit- tee 1-2-3: l'lllCl12ll'iStlC- Our Lady Committee 3-4 5 Dramatic Comedy 3 Musimul Cumvdy 4: Cen- tric: Contripvtzll: Al- Geo-Tviprz Co - Editorp Girls' Aihlvtic League 1-2-3-45 Monogram Club 1-2. -1: Girls' At hlvtic I,c-ziiluv 2. Page 51 l l m -3,..flE:2,2,2:E f 'NJ' ' wit ,,,: f..,...- ' , Q, -,lf- . yi A v-XM ,im 2 - WP! ix 2 Geraldine Edilh Lucarelli Raymond Luyel Melvin Lylcowslti Longmore Gimwl of Honor 1-2-3- Guziril of Honor l-2-IL Gunrcl of Honor 1-2-3- 43 Centripc-tzil. 43 Student Council Eg 4: St. John Bcrchmans Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4g Student Council 3-43 Eucharistic - Our Lady Committee 1-2-3: Glee Club 2-3-4 I Musical Comedy 2-3-43 Junior Centric: Centric: Cen- tripetal: Al-Geo-T1-ig 3 Girls' Athletic League 2-43 Class Officer 3. Apostolic Committee 1. Snail-ty 1-2-3-4. A H- -. 'K R. 4' - -W ,, .M .1 ,Z , 1 , ,s g-I. g,, John Maher flll2ll'd of Honor 1-2-25- 4g St. John Berchmzins Society 1-2-3-4 1 Student Council 1-2: Eucharis- tic-Oui' Lady Commit- tee 1-2 5 Monogram Club 2-3. fi 2 ll! V JM of Truly 111. l'Sm'iul,' study. Page 52 Chartvring the seas 4 'S' 3 irtii ii' gil f X L 3? is jiri . 5 -'i -5' he ' ' i iv .5512 .E:.,E'.51 Robert Maher fiu:n'4l of Honor 1-2-3- flg St. John Berehmans Society 4: S t u d e n t Council 23 Literature Committee 45 Dramatic Com:-sly: Junior Cen- lrie. Thomas Guzxril of -1: St. Joh Mahoney Honor 1-2-3- n lierchmzxns Society 4 g Literature Committee 4 : Junior Centrie: Al-tivo-'l'rig: Monogram Club 1-2-3-4. Y --asf fi ,. Marion Maichszah Guard of Honor l-2-IL 4: Apostolic Committee 43 Eucharistic' - Our Lady Committee fl. Ted Malone St. John Berchmzxns Society 3-4: Dramatic' Coma-fly: Musical Com- m-ily 4: Junior Centrie: Al-Geo-Trig 3-43 Mono- gram Cluli 1-2. Thomas Mangas fliinrll ol' Honor 1-2-5- Down the hall of famel' we travel, by means of the history classes. Past scenes of progress and depressing results of war are brought to life again, as ancient and modern history is assimilated. Kings, conquerors, powerful nations, and triunpled peoples march in thrilling procession. Living in history, the stuily of the past facts seem sometimes unbeilrgxbly dull. But it is only by knowing wlml precetleil the events ol the present tliiil the signilitiilue ull the lust - ui be lully reiillxetl, f'r.z,nl-.ly, 11 .s :ml this bad. .41 Page 53 Fi'f ' EC 35 ve mn resting maps . In this h1l1 the histor of th A 1 y e merican nation, its beginnings as well as the mechanics of its democratic form of government, its people and their mode of life, are proudly traced. The bold principles and compromises l l 1 ' ' ' wnc1 madc possible the Pledge of Allegianceu are recorded on its walls. Harold Manore Guard of Honor 1-2- 3-4. Page 54 Xl Lee Mara Jacqueline Donald Mauter Patricia McCarthy Guard of Honor 1-2-3- Marzluff Guard of Honor 1-2-3- Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4g Literature Commit- Y 4: St. John Berchmans 4: Girls' A thlet i c tee 2-3-47 Eucharistic- f-'Wd ,Of HUHQI' 3'4i Society 3: St. Vincent Lezuzlle 2. our Lady Committee Apostolic Committee 2' 3' Dr-imxtic Co , , 1 2 medy: Junior Centric: Co-Edi- tor: Centripetal : Co- Editorg Al-Geo-Trip: Monogram Club 1-2-3-4 Eucharistic-Our Lady de PAUI Committee 2-3-4: Cen- tripetal. V0 J., i , 1 4, 'Jw N 2'- Pa+ricia McCar+y Guzlrd of Honm' 1-2-25- fig Apostolic Commit- tee 4: Ilramutic' Com- edy: Musical Comedy 4.2 petal: Girls' League 4. Junior Centricg Cent: 1- Athle-tiv History in tha' llllllfillg. -vii if M -fm. Mg, , , .3 5 5 James McGowan Doris McNamee Jeanne McQuacle Roberi' Mcshannic Guurml of Hunan' I-2-JL Gn:ml uf Hmmm' Z4-1: 121111-ml ol' Honor l-2-IL fluzlrxl of Honor 1-2-3- .1, Almsinliv C'nn1mit1.-,- 34, 4: l1lti'l'1lllll'l' Commit- -1: lizlnd 23 l,l'2lflSl'Y1Hll ta-Q 2-ZS: Girls' Allllvlll' fluilsl -1: St. Vinci-nl, do IA'il5-TIM' 2. P11111 Page 55 rf ,gf :WV aw -4 t, gffffq I-ian fi, f H My Evelyn McViclcer Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4' Girls' Xt lf-tic Len gue 25 . h -H J QMA 1 Margaret McViclcer Gunril of Honor l- -'S 4: Student Council 33 Apostolic Committee 1: EllCh2Ll'iSi,ll'-lllll' Lady Committee 2-3-4: Bernd 1-2-3: Dramatic Com- mlyg Musical Cummly 4 : Junior Centric: Centri- iwtul: Al - Ge-0 - Trig: Girls' Athletit- Leznzue 1-2-4: Monogram Club 1-2-3-4. Roberl' Meehan lllillll of Honor l- -.l- 4' Fucxllmll 1-2. lb? 13- Rosemary Meiring Guard ol' Honor 1-2-3- ' -13 Studi-nt Council l-Zi Eucharistic - Our Lady Committw- fl: Glee Clulm 2-3-45 MllSil'11l Comvlly 2-3: Junior Cerltricg Cc-ntripe-lznl. Theresa Mellon hnnrd of Honnr l-ZZ-3- -1: filet? Club Ii: Musi- vnl Comedy 19. jim gldlfffllof' alrv il vnsy, Phil. Page 56 X-N A Math Class in svssinn 'm. Barbara Mensing Guard ol' Honor 43 Eucharistic - Our Latly Committee 3-4: U1'HlI'iCZ Al-Geo-'l'riy'. Phyllis Mensnng Guard of Honor 3-4: Student Council 4: Eu:-harlstie - Our Lady Committee 3: llramzttie Comedyg Centripe-tal. Presenting Martha Metro Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: St. Hilda Guild I-2- 35-43 Centripelal. the A l-Geo-Trig Staff. Marcella Michalslci Guard Apostolic L .- . ' . - our 3-4: Lady Committee l-3 ,, 58 Phyllis Meyer of Honor l-3-4: Guard of Honor 3-45 Cxmmittee 1- Apostolic Committee 33 Centric: Centrinetalg ' ' ' League Eucharistic, -4. Girls Athletic 1. 1 I Making a clean s late. ' during these trou- Mathematics is, bleaome days of world aggression, one of the most uplifting subjects a student can undertake. During this war period and in the post-war era, ' A the list of Math is and will be on basic requirements for technical work. An important lift in promoting Math is the Al-Geo-Trig. Central's Miltll paper, the p Staff. roduct of the above 31,6 Jw KS Cl, 0 . ' 'qi CIQILCQI5 t M I , V . ..-AP' I : -lie, - A E' s i if I A' NV Qi i 'CIS it gonna explode, Father?,, dbh? 6' Rose Ann Mossing James Mouch fill1ll'1l of Hmml' l-2- Guzlrll of Honor 1-2- 3-4. 3-fl. Page 58 N-all lf 37 Paul Murray Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4g St. John lierch-mane' Society 3: Student Council 33 llrztmntic Comedy: Junior Cen- tric: St. Vim-ent dc Paul 1. Roberl' Nachazel Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4g Apostolic Commit- tee 13 Eucharistic-Our Lady Committee 2 Centripetzil 5 Al - Gen- T 1- i gg Basketlmll 1: Football 1-4 3 Mono- gram Club 1. Roberl' Nagy Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 43 St. John Berchimans Society 4: Bask-tbull 1 3 Monogram Club 2-3. I:Il'IllIil1g -fl, lirtlv bit about ull rhv s1'ir'nrvs. GENERAL SCIENCE Moving clown Science Hall we approach the General Science room on our right. This subject is a preparation for the future stucly of the five sciences it encompasses. Containing fundamental portions of chemistry, physics, biology, physiology, and ueronautics, General Science not only enables the student to decide which major laboratory science he would prefer to take in the future, but it also presents fl clear explaination of his surroundings to him. Q 1 l M we- gf fa A 32? G f i ': as Venetia Mierzwiak Norma Jean Miller Richard Moan Thomas Moore James fill1lI'tl of Honor l-2-3- llimrtl of Honor l-2- lPx'zil'tsnn-n Guilil l-2- Himml of Honor l-2-3- Morgengfern ll: Literxituri- Commit- Zi--1. Ii--1. -1: St. John Berehmans Lei- 33 Eucharistic-Our Lzuly Committee 33 Junior' Ci-ntrieg Centri- pi-tul: Girls' Athletic League 3-4: Monogram Club 1-2-3-4. Trim. S .mtv 3,43 Q, Lu.: Guarrd ol' Honor 1-2-3- ljtE,ltLl.ii,l,t,ll: Aliilall- 4: Football MilllZl!Il'l' 1. Page 59 -, ' 1 ' ' ,. ,LKV A zlziz 1 ,:' ' . fb Y' - . ag ' rg ' ., wi: -an ,lar L I Theresa Nagy James Nally Guard of Honor 1-2-3- Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4i Eucharistic - Our 4: St. John Berch-mans Lady Committee 3. Society 1-2-3-4: Apos- tolic Committee 2-3: Literature Committee 2-4: Band 1-2-3-43 Dra- matic Comedyg Musical Comedy 4: Junior Cen- tric: Centric: Centri- petalg Al-Geo-Trig: St. Vincent de Paul 1-2-3-4. Gila X , if' i+ffr' i1f ll ' ,- Page 60 Bonnie Navarre William Niese Guard of Honor Il-4: Guard of Honor 1-2-3- Glee Club 45 Musical Comedy 4. Rlia Nah Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4g Apostolic Commit- tee 2: Literature Com- mittee 4: Eucharistic- Our Lady Committee 3-4: Glee Club 2-3-4: Musical Comedy 2-3-43 Centripetal: Girls' Ath- letic League 2-3-4. Nu! posed W- just test clay. As we proceed on our journey through Science Hall we enter the physics lab, in which answers to the how and why of many things around us are found. The important topics studied in the physics classes throughout the year are: Mechanics, heat, electricity, sound, and light. Both the practical and theoretical sides are emphasized in an endeavor to instill in the students a knowledge of the intricacies of fundamental physics. Adella Nowak Guard of Honor 2-3-43 Apostolic Committee 1: Eucharistic-Our Lady Committee 2-3-43 Mon- ogram Club 1-2-3-4. ,W it 4 Jean Nowicki Gua1'd of Honor 1-2-3- 4g Apostolic Commit- tee l - 23 Literature Committee 4 3 Eucharif- tic-Our Lady Commit- tee 35 Glee Club 2-33 Musical Comedy 3 3 Jun- ior Centricg Centric: Centripetal 3 Girls' Ath- letic League 1-2. AW 'fl-f-3 Phyllis Oberle Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Studi-nt Council 3- 4: Apostolic Commit- loe 21 Orchestra 1-2- 3-43 Junior Cc-ntric Centric 5 Centripetal , Al- Geo - Trigg Girls' Athletic League 2-3. Ruth Oberl' Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4g Apostolic Commit- tee 45 Literature Com- mittee 2-3: Dramatic' Comedy: Junior Cen- tric: Centripetal: Al- Geo-Tripfg Girls' Ath- letic League 1-2-3-4. + Regina O'Boyle Guard of Honor 1-2-3- flg Eucharistic - Oux Lady Committee 1-2-3- 4g St. Hilda Guild 1- 2-4 5 Dramatic Comedy Junior Centricg Cen- tric: Centripetal 3 Girls Athletic League 1-2-4. P! 1 gdfczi 'Round and ,round it goes. Page 61 - d S1- cf, I 10111 you so. .jwla K of .gziencefi 5 5 vfgi 'L i'i .f lluql 3 ,,..,.,. .f an i' :Wifi fi' qi. f 'EL 1 We N 5 :iii ,-f?ff2s,z'-Q Francis O'Brien Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: St. John Berchimans Society 25 Apostoiic Committee 1: Litera- ture Committee 1-23 St. Vincent dc Paul 3. Page 62 SIX 'eww r Mary Ann O'Connell Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Apostolic Committee 1-2: Girls' Athlf-tim' Lmuxue 1 3 i,I'2iYYl2liil' Coml-dy 2-3-4. ,,,, Vx 1 ,faq like 1-W...-,.,, Gualrd of Honor 1 'P 'S Fund if H Richard O'Donnel Marfin Olrenlca Frank Orzeclwowslci ' -..--- ll' ' 1 onor 1-2-3- Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: lVlono5:ram Club 1-2. 4: Baskotball l: Foot- 4: St, John B1-rchmuns hzill 1. Socif-ty 2: Football 1-2. ,,,.....1? Champion lllUll'!'llll' nzixers. CA , ln the neon-liglitcd nook the iinniutiihility of the laws ol' God is enfltdtrg inipressively illustrated hy cliemistry, which is it study of matter and the various changes it undergoes. This course trains budding chemists to think creatively in the realm of chemical facts und to use appropriate techniques in solving chemical problems. Q 4 V ,V -V .A ' 1J.i'. W' - .,.. Norma Pacer John Paclco Roberi' Paclco Jennie Palombi Anna Pankralz Glee Club 3: Musical Giinrd ol' Honoi' 1-2-CL Gunril of Honor 35-4: Gunril ol' Honor 3-4: Hunrd of Honor 1-2-3- Commly 33 Centiipetal. -1: Stufls-nt, Council 113 St. John llorc-hmnns Junior Centric: Cvntri- fl: Apostolic Committee IJi'nl'tsmzin Guild: lins- Society 3: I,itei'zitiii'4- petal. l2h1LlCh2lI'lStlC-OUI' Lntly lu-tball l-2-3-4: Foot- Committee 2: Centric: Committee 2-3. hull 1-2-3-4: Bust-hull St. Vincent cle Paul 2. 4: Bowliniix 43 'Yrzivk Sl: St. Vinci-nl, dc Paul 1-23 Senior President. Page 63 -V Y, 77,7 W Yi, V Jolwn Paszel: Basketball Mnnayrer 2: St. Vincent do Paul 2. Page 64 iohgg William Paule Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4t St, John Belwhmziils Sm-ivty 2-3-4: St. Vin- ci-nt do Paul 3. Alice Pavloclc hun rd ol' Honor vqxlh -we W Wm- Marcella Pawlilcowslci Lorraine Paymenl huznrl of H UNO! 1-l'zitx1i'o Committu hunrd of Honor 1-2-3- -1: Eucharistic-Our Lady Cnmmittve 33 Girls' Athletic Li-mule 1-2-4. Entering inlo llic nclivitics of the ffcnlralilcs studying biology in our Hall ol' Sciences an indis vidual finals himself stocked witli an iilminliiilcc of knowledge conccrningg plant and Llllllllill lilic :ind their rcspcclive cnvironincnls. Tlic biology slmlnnts learn wlml 111L1lws livinlg LTL'-lfllI'CS Link llll'OLlgll CX1JL'l'lIl1CIllh .unl oncliul study. Ilmc nun ol llns sulwjcd is lo supply lllc sluilcnls with thc Cllmristian principles of Ll scientific, culturill, and practical analysis of life. Boney, isn't it ? , -ff- fm riff John Perkins Doro+hy Jane Carmela Phyllis Pinkleman Glmrd ol' Honor l-2-3- Pefee PinCi0'H'i flllilfll nl' Honor 1-2-3- 4: 1 4: T -,:1: Cgnhu Guard of Honor l-2-JS- Guard of Honor l-2-3- Athlgtfglgtaixlrlfw 2531-i415 4: Euchz1rist,ic-Our Lzuly 4: Girls' A t h I 1- t i C ' Committn-e 3. T11-milm 1-2. Paul Pollauf Guznrxl of Honor 1-2-14- fl: St. John Bf-rm-hmnns Sovic-ty 45 Auostolif' Committee 2-3: Ellchzx- ristic'-Our Lady Com- mittvo 4: Drzxftsmzm Guild: St. Vincent dv Paul l-2-3-4. 'x The biology class sketching skvlctons. nw Z 4 X Page 65 l i , . 5,5 3- , .,...4,,.,, ' ' 4- -1. 1. -.fi . ..:.,. CE. , ., , Mgdio ogy S-.af Ar+l1ur Posadny Riia Posadny Guard of Honor 1-2-3- Guard of Honor 3-4: 43 Track 3-fi. Girls' Athletic League 3. Page 66 'av 'T 'trv Mary Joanne Poss Guzirrl of Honor 1-2-3- 4C LltCI'2li.lll'E1 Commit- tee 45 Euchziristic-Our Lafly Committee 2-3-4: D r 21 m ai ti 0 Comedy: Musical Comedy 3-43 Junior Centric: Centri- netalg Girls' Athletic Le-zuxuc 51: Glee Club 2-3-4. N. Be++y J a ne Pofoclxy Guzircl of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Apostolic Committoc 3. Thr' physiology 1-lass at wm 7 ,, -,:. W, Qfq C, ' Q I V, .. .5 Roberl Rabicleau fiualrcl of Honor 1-2-3- 4: St. John Berchmnns Sovivty 2-3-45 Band l- 2-3--1: Al-Geo-Trig. Closely akin to Home Economics is the study of physiology. The course, open to all students, affords a review of the subjects of nursing, dietetics, home economics, and various other biological slants. Through physiology the student gains a thorough learning of health applications in daily life. This subject is not only an excellent for students contemplating is valuable to anyone, as care of the body. This vertebrae attrruvls these lads. 1 , ,- preparation a medical career, but it it teaches the everyday -na Adela Rapp Guard ol' Honor 3-45 Student Couneil 3: Glee Club 4: Musical Com- edy 4: C0fltI'lIN'1,illQ Girls' Athletic League 1-3-4. ew Thomas Redding Guard ol' Honor 2-Il-4 Student Couneil 2: Lit eruture Committee 1 Al - Geo - Trigg Mono- gram Club 1. -1: St. John Berehmuus J with 'iv Frank Reicheri' Guard ol' Honor 1-2-3- Mary Lou Reiferi' Guard ul' Honor 1-2-3- I1: Student Co neil 2-3: Apostolic Comxaittee l- 2: Literature Commit- tee 4: St. Hilda Guild 1-23 Dramatic Comedy fl: Hull Patrol 4: Libr- ury Club 3-4: Junior CentriCZ Cheerleader 4. Sueiety 2-IS-4. Frieda Renner Guard ol' Honor 1-2-3- fl: Studs-ut Count-il 1-2: St. Hilda Guild 1-23 Librnry Club 3-43 Girls' Athletic Lezuxue 1 - 32 Monogram Club 1. Page 67 '70-ww if --... Mlm. Omer Refhinger Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 43 St. John Be-rchmuns Society 2-3-4: Apostolic Committee 1-2-4: 01'- chestru 1-2-3-4: Junior Centric 33 Centripc-tal: Al-Gen-Trig. Paul Reynolds Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Student Cuunvil 3-43 Lit:-rziture Committee 2: Junior Centric 3 Drziftsmnn Guild: Al- fim-0-'1'rig: Buslwtlmll 1- 2-3-4: Golf 2: Mono- gxrum Club 1-2-31 Class Olliccr 3-4. ome coraom lcd 1 nga., ' Page 68 6 vw ' Charles Roberls Gloria Roberls Guurrl ul llunur 11: Junior i,,v1x1r1r3 Lvn- lriv. 11 'NW' Frances Rochowialc Guurml nl' Iliunur 1-2- 5--1. fy rg i M. .fl lon o up , ,.,. UA , fwivggzy 'if HQW, ...J ' A, W4 . 4 fsal 3' an--Q.. t,v M !v' Jacquelyn Roberl' Romaker Mildred Rosemary Rowan Bel l'y Ruclnicki Romaker flluziyil of Honra 1-2-IL Rggenberger llunrrl ol' Honor l-Z-3- Guard ol' Honor' 1-2-3- , 3 ftluf. ' 't- , , fl: E hz - 'La 4: E hz -0 'L: lA humid Uf HUHOI' 1'2'3' tes- 1215?rl tiriifl1:1ll0?Hiiil2 f'm 'll Ut Hmlm' l'2'3' flomii fittl1idSLff3?1lil llziiiii Vxrmiiiiittlieiklim ul HV 4: Student Council lg Tmvk 3-,L -1: i'z-ntripi-tail. 1-4,--5-4. DI.,lm.mL gum, ' Apostolic Committee 3: HQ: Mugiguli Comlqlv. Lll,l'l'1li.ll!'B Committee ' ' ' ' ' 23 Musical Comedy 49 Junior Centric. As the family is the basis of society, the Home Economics' section of our Hall of Science is prob- .bly the most essential. Efficiency is the key note to Junior Centric: Cen- tric: Centripetal: Al- flvo - Trips: MUIlKlL!'I'ilYH Club 1-2-3-4. success in any walk of life. Therefore, the wealth of experience, acquired in the Home Economics classes, is of paramount importance for future Americans. -gf Many of us think ucooking class and Home liconomics are synonymous. To the contrary, be- sides receiving nutritional knowledge, Home Eco- nomics girls are offered lectures and laboratory work in clothing, good grooming, family relationshipsf cosmetology, child care and home nursing. .4 day !LI hom cf' Sf'h0'0l. Page 69 jim xx ,f ,Uxf 1, ' ,KJ X, 'an'l sm' Il llllllg Fnllwr U O6 t Celllllg flerua or Air-minded students of fentml Wll fi d r ,I 1 '1 n an excellent held for their thoughts to explore, in the school's three year old subject of aeronautics, -N. 'Wk 73' M 404035 fxi ,UQ- ww re -sm.-IIN 'g' fc f Mi V . , Be'r+y Ruesh Guard of Honor 3-4: Ulf-e Club 2-3: Musical Comedy 3: Junior Cun- lricq C9Ill,l'1lN'flll. Page 70 John Rush Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Apostolic Committee 1 - 2 - 3 - 4: Draftsmzm Guild 4: Al-Geo-'l'rig4': Basketbzxll 1-3: St. Vin- cent de Paul 1-23 Cheer Lead:-x' 2-3. wr, , Alfred Saal Guurml of Honor 1-9-3- 4g St. John BL-rehmans Soeiety 1-2-3-4: Litera- ture Committee 1-2-43 Eucharistic - Our Lady Committee 2-3: Uru- mutie Comedy: Al-fl+-o- Trig: Cheel'le-:ull-1' 4. Elea nor Sanderson Lll,l'l'IltL1l'9 Committee 4: Centric. Joseph Sarior Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4Z St. John Berchmzlns Society 3-fl: Eucharis- tic-Our Ludy Commit- tee 1: Glen- Club 2-3-4: Musical Comedy 2 - 3: St. Vines-nt do Paul Soeiety 3. K s Cmumlly about In take og. c learn thoroughly the basic intricacies 'UM Zero. Students taking the course of aviation aerod narnics nzwi ation rneteorolo andthe sextant so , y , , ' , as to round out in the stuclent's mind the story of flight. U on com letion of this stud the class members ma take the Y, governnient test For those passing it, the ground course in flying is dispensed. H5 iii N iig?Qfk i e ,Ani 'XA 'Nw i Q .. . at my , M fr: W wrt, A e rf 1 gy 4,5 ,- K 1 N , .givin 1 i RQ xl' HQ ing , -:za i iiltl 2 1. , Ie' w w 4 , .'-iiff' Mary Ann Scanlon Ronald S hiein Thelma Schweibold Elizabeth fillilril Of HOHOI' 1-2- Guard of Ho or 1-2-3- 111121111 of Honor Ii-4: SChWeiCker'l' .S-4. 4: St. John Br-rrhmnns Junior Centric: Cen- , h . 9, Society -1: Junior Cen- trim-. l'lm'fl of Honor 1 '1'5' nic, fl: LltU1'1lfllI't' Commit- ' ive 2: Hull Patrol 4. Junior Centric: Contri- ' ll pl-tnlg Monogram Kiln I I-L-3. Rose Marie Serin Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Eucharistic-Our Lady Committee 3: Junior Centric 3 Ct-ntripetnl: Girls' Athletic Le-:nine 2: Nlonoirram Club 2-3. Page 71 TI? E P' -an WF' Suzanne Serlce fh1:ll'tl of Honor 1-2-3- 4g Literature Commit- tee I-3-4: Dramatic Comedy: Musical Com- edy 4: Junior Centric: Centric: Cn-nlripetzilg Girls' Athletic l.e:1i,1'1ie 1 - 2 - 3 - 43 lVl0I'l0!l'2lTll Clulr 1-2-3. Pauling 00141 Pafricia Shea Guard ol' Honor l-2-3- 4: Euehzu'istie-Our Lady Committer-1-2-3-4 3 Dra- matic Comedy 43 Mus- ical Comm-dy 4: Junior Centrieg Centripetnl 5 Girls' Athletic Lezigrue 4: Monogram Club 1- 23 I -BBQ Effggll at .. M'-3,-1 1 my John Shinevar Lioba Sieler Guard of Honor 1-2-3- -1: Apostolic Committee 2-Sig Band l-2-3-4: Jun- ior Centric: llmmzitit- Come-dy: Musical Com- edy 4. 45 Junior Centrie. Guzirtl of Honor' 1-2-3- ,, 11.5 I V , i , e -. 'WW' , ,.:2I' i2:i5':5iE 5' 25 .J , f y 4- 'Pl ef Y .uf 4 t Le '27 ga? s?2xQagQ?Qw H Richard Simon fhiard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: St. John Berehmnns Society 1-2-33 Musical Comedy 2-3-4: St. Vin- er-nt de Paul Society 3. Here, Leaving the Observatory we come to the Drawing Room of the house. after four years in the Drafting and Surveying Department, the engineering student is adequately prepared either to apply his talent in a drafting office or to continue his studies in college. The freshman course is comprised of descriptive geometry, orthographic projection, surface development, and the various types of perspective. Machine detail, gearing and cam design, together with the use of the slide-rule is taught to sophomores. t Page 72 ,N 'Wx Falhvr Dunne' inspeels. Precision personifierl, Atv Sylvia Sltibinslti William Smith Jeanne Smoroslti Guard of Honor l-2-IS- Guard oi' Honor 1-2-3- Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Student Council l- 4: JuniorCe-ntrie: Ci-1 2-3: Literature Com- trie: Cent1'ipt-tal. mittee l-2-3: Al-Geo- Trig: Football 2: Mono- gram Club 2: Student Spiritual C 0 u n c i lg Cheerleader 4. 4: Euehztristic-Our Lady Committee 3-4: Cen- trir: Centrinetal. s-ff -'ae Mary Alice Snavely iil12ll'Il of Honor 4. Virginia Sohnly Gu:u'tl of Honor 1-2-3- 4: Glee Club 2-3-4: ll r u m 21 t i e Comedy: Musical Comedy: Jun- ior Centrieg Centric: Centrilzetalg Al - Geo- Triu: Girls' Athletic L tl :1 15 u e 2: Student Council 4. With this background, the junior draftsman details and assembles a project of some proportions4perhaps an aeroplane, an automobile motor and chasis, or various types of internal and external combustion motors. This year the juniors are occupied with a double-action, direct drive, steam powered, water-pump. Superior efficiency and power together with economy, makes steam power a much more interesting study than internal combustion. Civil engineering is studied by the senior drafrsman. Plates were made, this year of a variety of properties, in and near Toledo. Besides this, a number of profile and differential leveling courses were made. Several problems were completed in the com- putation of areas by the ingenious method of latitudes and double meridian distances. Does any other high school in the coungry oiter advantages to an engineering student comparable to those which are available here at Central Cfatholic High School? 'W' Father Svhm it SIl1Jl'T'UiSl'S fUlll0I'TOH',S r1rr'hitw'Is. Page 73 ,742 ecre faria ofim Odelia Soliysialc Gunrd of Honor l-2-3 4: St. Hilda Guild 2-3 4: Centripetul: Mono- gram Club 1-Z-3. Page 74 Speed IIVIIHIIIVS al :cork Here, in one of the most important rooms of the house , we find workers who intend to take later life. over secretarial responsibilities in A complete training program is offered to those interested in obtaining positions in the commercial field. Courses in bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, and office -practice round out this program. W, 5 Q me ' me we 1 4 i vs ' ' .::g, f i Janei' Siruffolino Gunrrl of Honor 1-2-3- 1: Apostolic Cvmmit- ter- 3: Eucharistic-Our Lzuly Committee 4: filet- Cluh 4: lVIusiez1l Com- edy 11: flirl's Athletic- lm:ig'ln' 1-2. Louis Siark - Guard of Honor 1-2-3- - 4: Studs-nt Council 2-3- 4: Literzitiire- Commit- tee Z-3-4: lizinzl 2-3-41 Drzimzitit- Club: Jun- ior Centric: Centri- ueizilz AI - Geo - Trii-52 Musical Comedy 4: Stu- tlent Spirituzil Council 4: Monogram Club 1-2- 3-4: Junior Secretary. Thomas Sulier James Sullivan Guard ui' Honor 1-2- Guard of Honor1-2-3- 3--1. -1: lirnftsmzxn fluilil 4. 1. If Edison could S00 this. To complete the first year shorthand course successfully the student must master the fundamental principles of the Gregg method. In the second year the applying of these principles to acquire greater speed and accuracy in reading and writing is stressed. fl' Away, vi!-K '. . wif ...uw- vw N05 -q-Q-'VV 'sniff John Sullivan Jeanne Marie Delphine Emily Pairicia filunztl of lrlogm- lf2-3- Swank Szczechowialc Szczepanialt Szyperski ilL.,-15130851Ilimucizlmdgfii Glmrrl of Honor l-2-SL llimrzl ni' Hqnrir l-2-Ii- Guard of Honor l-2-Ci- Guzxrnl of Honor 1-2-3- l,d'3,- jmlim. C4,mI.ic. -1: Student Council I-41: 4: E111-hz1i'istie-Oils' Lauly 41 AIl StfJli1' Uflmmillvl' 42 Ul'l1fl'li'I C'1f1Tl'i- CFHQJU.. CPm,.iW,mlf Apostolic- Committee 3: Uommitter- Jig Cunlri- 2: l'lllK'h2ll'lSi.ll'-f,llI' Lady lwizll. Mhnolwhm Club 3,1 Student flenei'zxlCh:1ir- petal. Uunimittw -I: Centri- Al-G90-vl-rim ' man: Drumatir- Cum- pvtul: Girls' Athi:-tie I A. Nlyi Musical Curna-dy? Lvxliruv 1-2-Ii--X: Nlnnu- Junior Centric: Cen- gp-gun Club 2, lric: Ci-ntripetul: Girls' Athletic' Imugiie 1-2-35-4. Page 75 Warm v-we H 4.2.1 1 I W3 - ., FEE - L 4 s 'f ' ' 1 . ry Sig! X134 Roberl' Ta+e f.11:11'd of Honor 1-2-3- 4: St. John lien-hmmis Society 2-Cl: Footbzlll l-2. Crvrlil nr Dvbil. lchir-I1 shall lt br Page 76 ,E-if m f . Carolyn Taylor Leonard Taylor Pafriclc Tiernan Thomas Trese fll12ll'd ol' Honor l-2-3- 111111111 ol' Honor' l-2-3- fill2ll'd of Honor 1-2-3- Musienl Comedy: St, -1: IJ1'z1mz1tit' Comedy: -1: Apostolic' C11mmitt1-c- fl: Glee Club 4: Band Vincent de P11111 3-4. lVl11sit'al Conn-1ly: Cen- 1: llrzxftsmurl Guild. 1-2-33 IJ1'am:1tii- Com- tric-: C1-r11rip1-1:11. 1-ily: Musical Comedy. The art of typing is developed onl Qftcr b ' Y' . y . 1 eing given a proper foundation and several hours of practice. These essentials are given to the students b th f - A ' ' ' A y e many compctcnt teachers in this held. Bookkeeping and the office prutice cllss 1 1 s icquaints the student with the business forms, papers, and machines used in offi ces today. I 1' ,Q- Vind' Mary Frances ,W it Mary Margare-1' Norma Ann Velker Evelyn Agnes Uyehara Truscinski Vaimos Vargo 321111131 Yr Hfgmr- Hz?- fillillii of Honor 1-2-3- Guard of Honor 1-2-3- Guzwd of Honor 3-11: ZL4.beiziiiflwtglinfyionoz 4: Lite1'z1i,ul'e Commit- 4: Centric: Centri- EllC7h2l'iSiifZ-f,lll' Lady m.a'm Club 1,2-5. tee 33 Monogram Club petal: Girls' Athlr-tic Committz-e 2-3-4: Jun- 2. Leaguo 1-2-3-4. ion' Contricg Cc-ntric: AI-Geo-Trigg. . - ,l. 77 A L 1 if ' SI' 'fn This is Uhio ffl think! Page 77 SAQ 3,.i.,,,. 43 I X EE' se! f -I 4 m..4r 5 9 Q g P 1 . , ., 'TAX Q- ,'.k iff? Q ., Grover Velleque'r+e Gualrd of Honor 1-2-3 4: Junior Cvntric: Con tricg Centripetulg Al- Geo-Trig. Page 78 sv fn A 'QQ' 1 !P 3: f . A Lawrence Roberi' Warfel Wamb0ld Guslrd of Honor 1-2-3- St. John BCI'I'llm2lHS Jgnn Hvrchmuns Society 1-2-3-4. ' Y 1 ' 'N wi Q Lois Wasserman Elizaraefh Jane Guard of Honor 3-4. Weidinger Guard of Honor 3--1 Thr' Cvn1ripr1talSIa-ff at lV0rk. .f owl W 1. ix .Qw!llh. I' 'in aww, ? f 1 ,Q y , Hg: ,M W ,N we a -.av 1 i ',- -'fl' V.: Wm? Joanne Weiher Richard Weinancly Pafricia Weis Leo Welch John Wells Cuzlrml of Honor 19-4. Guurml of Honor l-2-3- Gllillill of Honor l-2-3- llllillll of Honor l-2- Gum-fl of Honor 1-2-3- -lg Apostolic- Committee- -1: Girls' A t h l x-1, i c 3-'L 4: Basketball 3 - 43 23 Lilei'u1,lxl'l- Commit- League 2. Track 3-4. tee 2: D1':xl'tsm:m Guild: St. Vincent llc Pzlul 3. Page 79 l Charles While Helen Wierzchon S'I'eve Wlesler Mary Catherine Guard of Honor 1-2-3- Guard of Honor 2-3-4: Guard of Honor 1-2-3- Wimmer 4: St. John Berchmans Girls' Athletic League 4: Band 2-3-4: Drafts- Society 4: Eueharmie- 2. man Guild 1-2-3-4. Guard Of HOW' 1'2- Our Lady Committee 32 3'4' J St. Vincent de Paul 3-4. Page 80 ?f1A,.r.f..,,. .... Fl ICHRIST THOMAS KEOGH EDITORIAL STAFF C0-Edilorr-Tom Keogh, Dorothy Ichrist. Fim' Asrociate Editor-John Sullivan Second Airedale Edilozzr-Phyllis Oberle, Sue Serke Third Afrociate Editor-Christine Zak Mafeagifzg Editor-Mary Helen Harpen Copy Editor!-Betty Schweickert, Kathryn Henricks, Rosemary Rowan, Eleanor Sander- son. - Bnyr' Sporfr Edifonr-Conrad Bogusz, James Nally. Girly' Sporlr Edifw'ffPatricia Brazzil, Jeanne Marie Swank. SMH Edimrr-Edward Daunhauer, Robert Etzel, Fred Garand, Charles Roberts, Ger- aldine Longmore, Virginia Sohnly, Thelma Schweibold, Mary Margaret Vargo. Feature Editorf-Jacquelyn Haffey, Irene Grabarski, Margaret Kelley, Phyllis Meyer, Jean O'Boyle, Mary Lou Eigensee. Exchange Editor-Virginia Sohnly. Alznmzi Departmezzt-Alice Gleespen. Art Deparlment-Peggy Harbauer. Humor Deparlmefzt-Mary Vamos, Jeanne Smoroski. Typirtr-Violet Galayda, Clara Mae Linenkugel, Barbara Mensing, Caroline Taylor. Photographer'-Grover Vellequette. BUSINESS STAFF Bfzrizzerf Nlafzaigez'---Sliirley Cryan. Arfirlmzl Adzferliring Mfmzzger--Betty Fournier. Au'zferti.ri11g Mazmger-'I'om Moore. Cirmla1'i01z Manager-Mildred Jeffery. Arfiftafzt Cirmlafimz Mfwager-Sylvia Skibinski. Cirwzlatiofz Surf-Helen Layti, Gerald Hoeffel, Patricia Szperski. Mary Jean Winlrleiohn Guard of Honor 1-2-3- 4g Apostolic Committee 3: Junior Centricg Al- Geo - T1-ig, Monogram Club 1-2-3-4. Stag ul l1'ol'k ...- '51, The XVorkr0om of the house is the Centric office, for here many b11sy workers print the various projects of the school into one great blueprint, The force ot' this workshop is the members of the journalism Classes. Tl1ey publish antl finance the Centric, a hi-weekly news- paper. Their main purpose is to present the news ol' the classrooms and that of the extra curricular activities. Their aim has been to enhance the reputation ot' the school by acquiring honors accorcled school papers. ln twenty-tive years ol' publicaLion the Centric has helcl its own with other school papers by capturing the AllACatholic antl All-American ratings. 14V Martha Wirz Christine Zalc Marjorie Zargo Joseph Qeiler Helen Zullca fuxrxl nl' Honor Ii-lg 421141111 ol' Hmmm' l-Z2-l5- lluzircl nl' Honor' l-2- ll11:11'1l ol' Hmmm' Ji-lg liuzircl uf' Hrmoy' 1-2-3- Hililzi Guild 3-4. fl: EllfllilVlilli'-fllll' Lncly 3--1. AI - Gen - Trigg Mono- fl: St. Hilda tluilcl 1-2- C'omrnitti-i- 8: C'i-ntrie: QI'2tU1flllll3 l-2. 14-1: lll'2lYl'12lllt' Comedy l CL-utr-iliptgil, 34-1: Musieul Comedy Ii--1: Ceiitripetzilz Girls' 0 Alhlc-tie League -. Page Page 82 we .Senior Cjfazizi Ol l lClfRS Prerideut ...,...., ..,.,.,....A,YY....,,7,.,.,...,, J olin Packo Vit-e-Pmaidefzl .A,...... ..,,..V M ary Helen Harpen Setvelary ,......... .......,... P aul Reynolds 1'I'KdJIll'6i' ...... ......, I rene Grabarski The Senior Laborers began their work four years ago, when in the auditorium on their very first day, Father Harrington asked the Class of '45 to rise. At this time they gleaned that they were to be the twenty-fifth graduating class of Central. They also learned that they would be the first class to complete four years with the new Principal, Rev. L. Harrington. For this reason he looked on them as his special proteges. With this in mind, they began their years of apprenticeship at Central, determined to achieve an outstanding record. Now, as seniors, they can look back at their record, confident that they have fulfilled his expectations. -The seniors wish to express their gratitude to an excellent faculty for the guidance they received and, on leaving Central, they promise with God's help to do their best to bring honor to their Alma Mater. gyracluafion elarefienfafiued Valvdi1'Iuriun Salutuloriun DONALD ANDERSON NORMA VELKER Ulm .fglolaren ficefi CLASS OFFICERS Preridwit ..,.......,...,,.................,,,Y,...7,.,, ,Arthur Bok Vice-Preridelzl .,.,... .,..,. M ary jane Gilmore Sefremry ......... ,.,,Y...,.. J ohn Murnen Treasurer ...., ....... J eanne Vogelbach Ready to take their places as the Laborers of the house are the 372 juniors. After three years of diligent study and fine co- operation, they are now prepared to take over the task as veteran builders. Throughout the year these apprentices have shown their ability. Possessing a keen competitive spirit they have led in a great number of the school's campaigns. Much of the credit for their outstanding showing must go to the four capable class officers who have striven to place their class on top in all activities. . S ' . . . . . f , 1 J ' . rf 9 I William Abair, George Aberl, Patricia Adams, Mary Agos- 1 in . - ' , in ton, Robert Albrecht. I V' i' In ' ff' iiiiiiaiiliiiiialiioriiiii.Ci-glint' Joseph Angel, JMB AUM- Q .if A L ii. , cn randt. A -Q V gfr ,. I .5 , , Q -V ac vt i Richard Areddy, Dale Babione, Rita Backiewicz, james ' 4 Z .Q ' .S I V.. , Bauer, Richard Bayer. ' - i'::, a I 1 ' M ,i-, john Beckham, james Berning, Betty Bieliski, Patrick Bis- f V 5. A' sonette, james Bodenstedt. VI in '5. james Boclie, Arthur Bok, john Boogher, joyce Booker, 5 - ws 1- A Mary Borer. F A, - up S V A I , , Eugene Boros, james Boston, Robert Brandon, Betty Brint- Q .A ' .,,. .gi ii nell, Betty Brown. y ii 3 Page 84 john Brown, Mary Ellen Browosberger, Regina Brunsman, Therese Buck, Geraldine Burke. Robert Burgard, Norman Burns, David Byrne, Rita Ca- -lucob, Don Calabrese. james Campbell, 'lean Carl, -lohn Casey, Angelo Capriotti, Melvin Cazanovc. Jeanne Chick, Richard Chlebowski, Norbert Christie, john Collins, joanne Collins. 'Hugh Collins, Tom Collins, Rita Connett, Patricia Conrad, Patricia Corby, Mildred Corrigan, Constance Cousino, Robert Cowan, Katherine Cramer, Mark Cunningham. -:Yr W 1 J A if if ff X, x -----1.f ,,,r'- I W' A 1 ill ba Ax .:.,, .llgigqlzb 1 :'E:. A . ' ' , iz Q.. 1 li X x A .. A ,i.' in t 1? A i . 3 v nn Q Q Wa A t- 'J 1' i , lli R Q i ' Z h 2 A Y it N e ' cc iii S- ..,. ..-,,V .Q . in 1 5 QALKQA N H e gy V ,A 1 . ., b,.. 15 4 .4 , ,.. i .lbb P , ., We L- , .L '41 x X t J as er f fi Francis Andrews, Richard Czajka, Mary Dohoney, Frank Daley, -lr., Donna Darr. Arnold Dartt, Ronald Davo, Mary Dazel, Mary Dean, john Delp. Jerome Dempsey, Rita De Shetler, Elaine Diefenthaler, Nancy Dirkman, Helen Dominiak. Betty Donahue, Ellen Donahue, joseph Dougheny, james Downey, Rosemary Dudley. Margaret Dullinger, Ronald Dykas, Florence lihmann, Lois Erd, Rolland limo. Jeanette Fandrey, John Fisfher, Lucy Ferraro, Josephine Ferraro, Lenore Feil. Page B5 l i Maurice Hogan, Daniel Holewinslci, James Holly, Bernard Holtgrieve, Mary Ann Horvath. Richard 'Houser, Owen Hope, Richard Hummel, Norman Hurley, Eugene lreland. Dick Irving, Reine lwinslci, June Jackson, Dolores Jaszcyk, Mary Lou Jenkins. Lois Johnston, Lucy Johnson, Michael Judge, Eugene Jurkiewicz, Edward Kaltenhafh. Leona Kaminski, Eugene Kaspyzak, Joanne Kaszynski, Ray Katafiasz, Thomas Kauffman. Ed Kayser, Keith Karmol, George Kemper, Maureen Ken- nedy, John Kiefer, Jr. Roh l l.1lnfl, Jamen Floyd, Yvilliam Flynn, Rita Foley, Don liourriirr, Rosemary Fournier, Dorothy Fox, Virginia Freitag, Jerome Gabel, Winifretl Geis. Marilyn Gerighty, Jacqueline Getz, Mary Jane Gilmore, Mary Lou Girard, Adele Glesner. Jo Ann Goebel, Donald Gregorski, Jean Griseo, Joe Grote, liugene l'l1lllliCllllUf. James Harrington, Bill Harlow, John Harpen, Robert Healy, Donald Halpin. James Henricks, Kathleen Hermann, Gordon 'Hierholzeig Elaine Hibbits, Margaret Hoffmann. ,Z E, A ? ' Q . J Q i if S W - i V-fs N A , 4 ' ' - we M e e M Page 86 janirs Kilmrse, Ru-ze Marie Klrpary, Fl-irence Klimczak, Barbara Kuliyliiiwl-rl, Nnrhf-rr Kunwimlti, Rudy Koscliallx, Rita Koschu, Geraldine Kmke, Carl K0- Vilfll, Norman Kowaleski. Patricia Kowalski, l.uu Knmnrowslci, lrene Kuzbial, Bern- ard Kramer, Rita Kramer. Margaret Kruse, Patricia Kryzanialc, XVilliam Koogan, Mil- dred Kulrvak, Kenneth Kwiatknwslci. Marjorie Kwiatkowski, Mary Lagos, .lean La Pointe, D0- lnrcs l,ainarand, liLll'l71ll'AI l.ai'tlinais, .XKN Dun Lauinann, Dorothy La Vny, Richard La Voy, Donald Lawniczak, john Leonhardt. I Q , Q GP 3 ii 2? ' Q Y I J 5 l I ,, . ,,. V,,. , , K 1. r y yyy y , , y y , t ir ' e e ae Q11 i t 6 A ,aw ,..L E '?'I:gI,g,:,.. it ' . 17 A H- J -' . !f 1 A ,V-' 1 A' ., ,,...,.,. R y A . ' D Q 4 57 .5.- 'ig 5' if g:?zg:j:1i31i21 Q i i'iv5:' -H 1'-iq ji: H' ' F Q M ff Q 'R Qi r , 1 -',' , -'fi-1 I X W3 ., ' ' ' , V i ': b 1. 1. 1.,: : , :,. X ' : X ' i 'X i I. A 55: - .... .3 4. .,'A, 2 .. D X, 311 ,',,i -f i M , - fs V'.' Z Q.-', 1 Shirley Leroux, Delores Lewanduwski, Elenure Liherkuw- ski, Theresa Lininger, joseph Loeb. Pat Lueffler, Romain Loeffler, Mary Lnngmore, Juan L0- prestu, Roman Losek. William Langevin, Bob Luucks, Edgar Lutz, Evelyn Mack, Robert Mack, juan Maczkn, Patricia Maher, Angeline Mandery, Mary Catherine Maninn, Frank Maraldo. Angeline Maraldu, Leonard Marryutt, jr., Robert Warren, Donald Martin, Thomas Mattimoe. Leonard McKosky, Katherine McCartney, James McCor- mick, Patricia McDaniel, Joyce McDonald. Page 87 Raymond Navarre, Robert Navarre, Constance Nawrocki, Robert Nastachowski, Kenneth Neumeyer. Margaret Noe, Rosemary Nowakowski, Lois NllSl31lLlm, Mary Ann Nyitray, Richard O'Brien. John O'Connell, Jeanne O'Connell, Theresa O'Neill, Yvonne O'Neill, John O'Shea. Thomas Oswald, John Owen, Rocco Palomhi, Alice Paskier, Marie Pastorek. Dolores Pauken, Gale Peregoy, Edwin Petsche, Francis Piniazkiewicz, Frank Pinciotti. Gabriel Pinciotti, Paul Plentz, Georgia Poliris, Ruth Politis, Victor Pollock. Page 88 Carrietta McGovern, John McGowan, Thomas G. McHugh, Thoinas A. McHugh, Juanes lVlCl.LlLlj.LllllII. Rosemary McLaughlin, Mary MacMillan, Robert McNutt, Ivlarcella Menke, Richard lN'lenke. Wfilliam Merchant, Leroy Merkle, James Metzger, Patricia Meyers, Vivian Meyers. Dolores Michalski, Lucille Michalak, Edward Mickel, Wil- liam J. Miller, Williilrrl V. Miller. I' Gerald Miller, James Miller, Joseph Molnar, Joanne Moore, Lawrence Mossing. Richard M'uenzer, lidward Mnnger, John Murnen, Ronald Murphy, Jeannine Nagel. 5 Boh Printlu-, Don Przyhyfa, Paul Przyhylxki, Thomaq Putllicki, Dolorc-5 Raftery. Mary Ray, Don Reamer, Donaltl Reeclc, Joyce Reiter, Wil- liam Regan. Beatrice Riley, Patricia Roach, Phyllis Roberts, Mary Lou Roche, Avery Rollman. Angela Romano, Kathleen Rowan, Jeanette Rohideau, Rob- ert Rukosky, jane Ruinpf. in P' ICILI Ryan, james Rynn, Will1.1tn J. Saclzlci, Ray l..1m- rncfs, Wfilliam Sartor. Alice Sayen, Ann Schumer, Rohert Shovar, jo Ann Scheuer, Clara Scheurman. 'Yi Q. W ' P ' y ' Q. 0 - ' I ..,, i' F A l ...,. R M J, ..... ch ii 5 Q , .1 i Q .,,'., . I , ' ,-A ,xc Q A ' I H K., r l . , . ' ' S ix R 1? f W Q Q A if i , , . M 7 PM 3 v rt ,lf Q, X Y . 2 .Q . Y -. ., ..,,,.. . ,..,, 1 C V ,y3,,,.v .. .- - f t .,i. V- . H- U z any ff .lf . -1:-Q2!: ' :':f ' we i .5 7' . , .1 ,.,,, X f , X . ....,... ' 5 Ni ' X A, . E 5 Y I . an . .4 . 3: Y :i:'.g... ,Q - V :Rai I liill wit? . V .A .... . , ig, ,.. Q G Mt P gy ,... A vf AI:-E1 H Q t ' 1 ' .:I:'l':55ris: ' S ' ' . Z . . E -, - , . . .,.., N E ,ilz . if 4 ' 1 -1 Glenn Schimmel, Richarcl Schmenk, Shirley Schmc-nk, Viola Schnietler, Alfred Segura. Robert Siebert, Clarence Smith, Irene Sons, Cecilia Sopko, Patricia Spalding. Constance Spenthoff, jo Anne Spicer, Conitance Stammen, Corrine Steils, Wfalter Stengle. Bart Strahley, Nadine Stroutl, Phyllis Stout, Thomas Sul- livan, Mary Ann Sulzer. James Sutter, joseph Swiatek, Mary lillen Szlqutllarek, 'Henry Szteiter, Etlmuncl Szymanski. Michael Taranowski, Francis Ter XVoertls, Mary Thihert, Ricliartl Thornton, Jeanne 'l'riemll. Page B0 joseph Zuccarell, Sully Zuber, Betty jane Zweycr, Iamrraine Zettler, Nuralyn Suter. Angela Hcintsfhel, Frank Higgins Page 90 l.i-la Tum, XKIIIIIJIU Vrma, Murlm Vclleqm-ru-, Jaan Vrllc-1, Many Villiialiu. Helen Vikupitz, jean Vugclbach, jim Waclilwck, John Walsh, Mary Ann Wrmngi'imski. Ruth Wungrnski, Chet Wfarrc-11, james Wlllffifk, Lu- Weber, Patricia Welch, Jeanne Welter, Don Winkcl, Thomas Werner, Mary Wink- ler, Cicoiggc WilIi11li1Q. Kathryn Williilriis, Naomi Wolf, Marcclla Wozniak, Hya- Cintli Wivli11ski, Dulmrrcs Wfroblrwski. Howard Wucst, Wfilliam XVucSt, Claruncc Yagcr, Nuna- iean Zang, Louis Zavac. Z sl :,,,,i , 3 'Q i L in 1 crass omcrias P' Prwizfezzl Y,,.,,..., w....... R ichard Murnen Vjt'L'-PI'6',i'iL!LdlIf .,,.. ,,...A. C arol Hermann Serrefrzrgy ,Y,,,,,, ..,...,,. P aul Serke Trmrnrer ,. , v...... joan Barut With a year of labor behind them as novices, the sophomores began their second year as apprentices last September, old hands at dealing with the affairs of the house . Quickly setting to work, they placed several members of their class on the varsity football and basketball teams and dominated the lightweight grid team which placed second in the city league. A large number of their class obtained positions on the honor roll for the year. Under the leadership of their four capable officers they cooperated in the school's numerous activities, helping to bring them to a successful conclusion. ' ' . 5 I Robert Ackerman, Marilou Armstutz, joan Anderson, Don ' .,,, , U H , . ' . -if - Andreskr, Jean Angers, june Angers. y 1 l i 5 V 'Q 5330 A ' 'iz' , . Q Q Q Anna Annarino, Richard Arman, Helen Arnold, Raymond X 1 5 I Arnold, Barbara Orzeckowski, Daniel Astry. 4' ' ' ' A ' A Q Y - qi: Mary Aubry, james Angevine, David Bach, Clair Bailey, M H' - - ' john Bailey, Richard Bair. , za. A ., . - ' , 1 Q A I ,.,,., 2 .- ,, . .ak ' - 4 QA y Y dv ' 1 Q ,G Milburn Baker, Richard Bargmann, Polly Barraco, Howard -. - , h - 1 5 Barr, Jeanette Barba, Dick Barchick. ly I Dave Barret, joan Barut, Frank Baumgartner, Claude Beck, H. - V1 Don Becker, Edward Becker. i Y A- ' Larry Beckler, 'lim Benner, Barbara Bennett, jim Benore, - -',, x Y H- .5,1,'f'fEg3 Donald Bensman, Richard Bertling, . '.,. 5 Q, 2 , W Q qi' if Tom Bertsch, Wzlde Beucler, Charles Bialorucki, Loretta Ld ' 1 - f ..'. is - V e,.'f? Biniecki, Bernadine Binkowski, Willian1 Blackwell. Q M - , ., up -Q -A In . ' f Richard Blagus, Alice Bodette, Patricia Boes, Richard i up in I - I , Bohn, Eugene Bohland, Charles Boicey. v , Page 91 l ww. '.-',-A,' y 1 M V M i i ' -.2A1 2., , -' Q VZ.: .::,, Q ,:., 1 f- F, ,:,. ' F X' ,. ,. 'Y 1 ,D y e e e rrr eeuyi R rkiet 1 ikii y t :,. ,-, -- 1 ., . It K ,L Elai h 1 ' --2. . . Kai 5. - -.: , Marie Dimitrew, Betty Drulurrl, Theresa Doris, Kathleen Dominguez, john Dooley, Harry Drees. Joan Drewicz, james Drcwyor, joseph Drouilliiril, Drive Drury, Puul Dugan, Ricluirrl Dulinski. Charles Dunn, Doris Dusseiiu, james Dusseau, Jerome Dutkiewicz, Ritxi DuV4ill, Frederick Duwve. Mary june Faglin, Paul Fhret, Kathleen lfllis, Rohert Fsser, Shirley Fnriuer, Anrlrcw Fazekns. Donald Fcuk, Dolores Fulise, Marry Felix, Pziul Ffschcr, Marcellii Ryhgicki, George Fitzgeriilil. Jeremiah Flrihie, Frank FlcCk, Donulrl Fletcher, John Fleischmiin, Frank Foster, Duane Fournier. wan Fournier, Richaml Fox Shirle' Fox Thomas Frank' 1 l , lin, Marry Rim Gailow, Daniel Giunhet. Dorothy Geiger, Willirim Gillespie, Marie Gerhamlinger, Charles Gibbons, Joain Gibbons, Kenneth Gicsige. Page 92 joseph Boyer, Biirhriru Boyle, Rohert Briinilc-l, Thomas Hrunilon, luivvrcnce llr.innann, llrlgirry limnniin. Rose M.iry Brier, Agnek Brooks, -Lunes Brown, Rosemary Buczko, joan Burden, Ruymonrl Burkairrl. Williiirii Campbell, Beverly Crippellctty, Philip Cuppelletty, Grace Cigirone, Antlrew Curr, Riclmiil Curr, Dorothy Ciirtei, Shirley Ct'I'ligl'.lf, l.LlXX'l'Ll1l'i' flirippriii lfiirziu' Cfliriritel, .Iowph Cir.i, Clarence Crrk. Bcrnilril Cfluus, AI Couturier, IWILll'Q.:1lI'l'l Collins, Joseph Col- turi, Grxice Connolly, ,login Connors. Mary Catherine Corr, jack Cousino, john Fowiin, Henry Coyle, Cgltlu-r'irie flrosscn, joseph Crowley. Vilma Csch, Lucy Ann Cznjka, Norniii Jenn Dzihme, james Dancer, Jerome Daniels, Delores Dorn. jnnies Dick, Curl Delvccchio, Fliiinc Dennehy, Paul Dc- Siilvo, Fred DiDonienico, Eugene Dietrich. ii r R Q eiyi it yy y R rrkyk f f I - ... fi -:-. i ii , . . ,. K A x t ii ': 5 iili Z X I Y 2 i r i., Maryiane Gliatti, Duane Goehel, XX'altt'r Goetz. Betty Jane Gottfried, llelen Goultl, Robert Gawronski. Marnie Grimes, Shirley Clinics, Kathryn Grote, Joanne Grothjan, Betty Gulyas, l'atricia Gray. Delmar llalak, Dorothy llall, Larry Harhauer, Dale Harnis, Dolores 'Harpel, Patsy Harrell. Ann Harrington, Francis llartnian, Tconartl Hassenfratz, Edward Hauck, Rita Haumesser, James Hays. Mary Lou Hayes. Vincent Heintschel, Catherine Heiss, Mary 'Heizelman, james Henahan, Carol Hermann. Francis Herman, joan Hr-ttle, Gary Hillebrantl, Lucille Hilkens, Robert Hisey, .Jeanne Hoetliel. Rirhartl Holmes. Tom Holzei, Richartl Harriman, Duane Hood, john Howaitl. -loan Hoftniann. Mary Huber, Rita Hulett, Marilyn Hunter, Patricia Hurley, Patricia Irving, Mary Ann lrmen. an zrlf in i A -2::1. 5 QM 5 ., '15,- x 'H J - . ,A 1 X I .: ' i 4 ' 9 Q3 tg l :,?E Ety 2:E,E:. i E::Eg . . .,,. ' it x 5 A l f in N.. LL. X W :, 'f'. 5 lgiffli , 'i ' -- '. l: , :'f.:', f. 'T-fi ,.,,: .,rfr. .3 r..' -:.': - f G V 'iii -' ii' by at '.'.,-- , X, . ' 'i' G. ,,.,,.,r:.t,.. ,i t in l A 3- Z J l R if . ' Q ' it .,.t in A, i' fi M '.- A -.,: D 51 AV. I ' ' : : sf' M . t Q6 Ei .. ,-lI -. .IE . I ,, Q Q H A . ? ' :E Q it ,Q 0 if .,,yi. 51? Q' I x -.n-: 313, ' 0 ,I - ,: ,V Lawrence Irving, Wriltei' jasinski, Mary johnson, Eunice jordan, Dolores jozefowicz, Joseph justen. john justen, Norman Kaczmarek, Melvin Kaitaniak, Paul Kaltenbach, Michael Kanienca, Nancy Kaminski. Frank Kapfhanimer, Shirley Kaszynski, Francis Kasper, Kathleen Kowalski, Carol Kehren, james Kilcorse. Rosemary Kiniling, Clarentt' Kimling, Patricia King, Myrna Kinsman, Marie Kirdahy, Robert Kirtland. Elizaheth Kives, Dorothy Kives, Rithartl Klingler, Edward Knah, Nelda Koenig, Mary Koltonski. Gertrude Konczal, -lane Konczal, Arliethia Konwin, Rich- ard Kwapich, Kathleen Komorowski, james Korotnayi. Wziltt-1' Kosytlar, Helen Kozbial, Ralph Kramer, John Kranz, Paul Kranz, Wiilter Krasniewski. Anthony Krieger, Joyce Kruger, Geraldine Kryzaniak, Rich- ard Kuhr, Mary Ann Kucera, Ronald Kujawa. Page 93 i , , -Q ..,A W Q, Qi' ci A L? . Ei A.1A.,. A A, , t .I -3 3 i R-jj? ' 5 l V 1 ggggn A X Q oiji hz ',v.v'v 3' rz' iiiAI Egg? ,ff 5, A A ,W A A . '-f. 1 1 -'R i .,q.. at -f , QQ , .,. A.i .Vqv 5, 5 vA',' U if . 1-1 zfiiiii K Q' , it K Q as . L j i, ,M IVALEV E as Z., it :..l' Q- james McMahon, Thomas McNamcc, Tliomas MCNcrncy, Betty MCNett, Donna McQuadc, Martha McQuatlc. Loo Mcbltay, john Mr-chan, Eugene lX'fL'ihllCl', jobcph Mallon, Rohcrt Mcnsing, Pat Merrill. Rita Nota, joacphinu Mctrgci, lfrantis Mlynarck, Phillip Murawa, Dolores Mitliat-ls, Mary Ann Michalhki. Donald Miller. lfiantix Miller, Mary Millu, Tutl Millrr. Donald Milla, wlllllailll Morlc, Tlicrcaa lNIockcnsturin, Terry Allilllfl, lilnicr Molnar, Nancy Moniincc, Betty Monahan, Ethel Mona. Patricia Moore, Pauline Morgan, Bernard Morgcnstcrn, Robert Mortimer, Carl Muenzer, Raymond Muenzcr, john Muller, George Mullen, Richard Murnen, Gcraltlinc Murray, Donald Muszynski, Francis Muszynski. jeanne Nachtrab, june Nadeau, Stephen Nagy, Thomas Nichtcr, Patricia Nonncnmacher, Elinor Nopper. Page 94 Rita Knjawa, Rohcrt Kulrzali, Ricliartl Kriirrewslxi, Ronald Kwapich, Betty Kwiatkowski, joannc Kwiatkowmki. Ralph Kwiatkoxwlxi, Marilyn I.ain34t'i1rlt-rfrr, Rosalit- Lang- t:l1LlC1'l'iL'I', joan La Pointe, Harhara Laslwy, l,axxrci1cc Lotte. Constanrc lainipron, lilla Lanlproi, Rolwrt lxvvalltlrmihki, Dorothy l.L'wr1ntlowski, liorainnc Lcwaritlowmlii, Margaret Lcnlqay. jamrs l.r-stcr, 'I'l1ci'L'nc l.cmtr-r, Angula Lewis, john Lcwinslei, Marietta Liebherr, Wilf1'ctl Link. Don Loucks, joannc Louy, Rita jane Lucarclli, jane Lukcn, Thomas Mackin, Robert Mangas. Howard Markwootl, Paul Martin, joseph McCarthy, Robert McCarthy, jolm 1NICCarthy, Blaurccn lNfCCarthy. Milic INiCCial'tntfy, john McCauley, Roswnary ML'ffloslicy, Mary lX4cCIorinirk, Mary Mt'Corristin, 'Vhonias McCunC. Paul McDaniel, jatli MtDonogh, Rosr'rnary lNlLGarty, jainw Mcl'ln3.gh, joannc Mclarughlin, Louise McLean. a , i R 1 , , , , - ., V ll' a A ,, , i i , ,,,, M 6 I - i it . , R K5 t,,-f , , ,fa Francis Novotny, joan Nawroclii, Joan NUSl7kiUlIl, Nancy Nusbaurn, Robert Nusbauin, Richard Nutt. Karl Uheit, liilecu ftlirieu, joseph U'Hrieu, Fretl U'Cou- nell. joseph U'Conutll, iliiiuothy U'CQonnell. 'llrereaa Lucille Ulentlel, Dell Olionslxi, Harvey O'Nf.'ill, Ursag, Kenneth Orr, 'I'irnothy O'Shea. Franres Francis Paper, Norman Pacholski, Marcia Pair, Palornbi, Elaine Palicki, Chester Paprocki. Rita Pavlock, Charles Perdeau, Lewis Perlaky, Betty Perney, Carolyn Pflegharr, Blaise Picard. Virginia Pietrykowski, Clarke Pittenger, Mary Plocek, George Pollauf, Edward Poss, Paul Potocky. Geralil Powers, Tliomas Powers, Benjamin Preest, George Presser, james Putlliclci, Betty Pyle. -lohn Ralutleau, Robert Raity, Paul Ray, XX'illiauu Ray, Lucille Rectenwaltl, Margaret Retltlington. .,.. ., . , . i I I . :Q - . 2 J at i t :r 'f 33:5 x - 5 if A . .,... .. 'T ' - Q 5. 4- 4 . K K , A Q H3 - , , we. 'fra ' .. I 5'i51?E1 . f . 2? . 2 I H af' 1 i S la . ' . at V ,,,.V. U .. , W W, . 1 . . .5 1 3 M ,K .1 . V f ,Z z .1 f Y .03 a ,. wysi gtf . 3 ,... . K are pu, , i - -Siiiis - at r'r ' ' . ' 3553 52 i' 'Si I ,J .Q 2 , it A ' -ff .pi A - -Q 52: ,' ar 1 '- , Q3 ii T ' ' - A ' ' e??Ef I V Q ' ' ' - E gg N . z ' iefii' Y '- . A ij AF i Q J S -i 1 if S . :.V Q it l' A fr' R new Wf. iaziv- ' ii Q? 2 3 1' ,.., x - y I A i .v - I 5 , I .27 s X if ,Q-V N ' f-. S iiir 1 Q r iiri ,S i :DI , , Vi,EVA gr -4, s u he is Se - john Reifsnitler, john Reilly, Robert Reinbolt, Walter Reinbolt, Rita Reineke, Albert Reinier. Kathleen Renz, Charles Reynoltls, Rosemary Riley, Glailys Robarge, Carlson Robitleau, Henry Roesner. Robert Ronau, Martin Rowan, Rithanl Reucher, Norbert Rutki, Donald Rutkowbki, Eugene Sartor. john Savage, Robert S.tv.,1i:t', Nancy Sayeu, Robert Schetter, ,Miltlietl Stluel, Mary Sthlaehter. Virginia Schniitlt, Louis Sihneitler, Richard Schnapp, Sue- anne Schockrnan, Barbara Schuster, Mary Kay Schwartz. Richard Scott, Betty Senecal, Ruth Serin, Paul Serke, Pa- tricia Sewell, Mary Shaw, i john Shea, Barbara Shiple, Donald Shively, John Shovar, Wfayne Seibert, Joanne Sieler. Agnes Simon, Dolores Simonis, john Simpson, Betty Smiarowski, Richard Smietanski, jean Smith. Page 95 1 3' iz- - . Q for x . is i - ..,, . .E ' x ii' . if 'Z w , :,,: , I I A,, , . A, . .ZVII 1 ,VAV 23 Hilgtfl 'V 'Q ,::E ?' I s- , 4 .fl t , .,::'::T,,,Qi uq i X, .i sq 4, .W -Qfiiiisi .. if t Q Griffin Watkins, Robert Weiher, William Weiher, joan XVells, Betty Welter, Paul Welter. Phyllis Wenzel, jack Wilcutt, Melvin Wilczynski, Margaret Williams, Kenneth Williams, Mary Winhoven. Andrew Wongrowski, Virginia Wojciechowski, Tom Wendt, Donald Young, james Young, Richard Zakrzew- ski. Beverly Zarnosltey, David Zawacki, Mary Ann Zbierajewski, Margaret Zeiler, joanne Zeller, Robert Zettler. Delphine Zielinski, Robert Ziemkiewicz, john Zulka, Do- lores Zoltanski, Mary Brady, Mary Ellen Brahier. Page '96 Alfred Smith, George L. Smith, Gerald W. Smith, Ruth Smolek, Richard Snyder, joe Sofo. Francis Soinski, jim Sottek, William Spalding, Betty Stark, Shirley Stauffer, jean Stewart. jean Stuetzer, George Stokes, Charles Struffolino, Peggy Strunk, Thomas Sturtz, Patricia Sullivan. jude Sutter, David Swiatek, Irene Swiderski, Robert Seving, jeanne Szyperski, Richard Tank. Tony Thaller, Donald Thompson, james Thornton, Walter Thome, Robert Tiemann, jim Tillman. Hugh Tincher, john Lalnhillotte, joseph Trese, Francis Tucholski, Alvin Turski, Dave Tyburski. Helen Valdes, Bill Vander Horst, Robert Varney, Harold VanGilder, john VanRynn, john VanWormer. Mary Vas, Rosemarie Viel, Don Wagner, Mary Lou Wald- vogel, Richard Wi1r'go, Steve War'g0. ., V iiii iiii ii z .' - Jw ssss A r A A Q fn '- i ' . 5 W AI ng fx j ..', Si' I X s . - . if we CLASS Ol l lCliRS I'rerir!w1l ....,,...,.. ...... C harles McCarthy Vice-Pferidefzi .,.... ....... C arol O'Brien Secretary .......... .,..... L eonard Ryan Trea.rm'er ..... ........ A udrey Boicey On September 8, 1944, a record breaking number of novices began their career as apprentice laborers in the house . Quickly accustoming themselves to their unfamiliar surroundings these 654 freshmen proved their ability by eagerly casting themselves into the activities of the school. These lads and lassies also displayed their more serious side by placing high on the honor roll in every marking period. These Baby Irish gave evidence that they will be heard from in future years in athletics by placing second in city league basketball competition. x Donald Adamshick, Rufus Adamshick, Barbara Addes, llii I' 'p i ,A wi 5' . .Vp ' Mary Lou Adkinson, Virgil Agosti, Leo Ogrodowski. ig Yi Q.. - Richard Andrus, Thomas Ankenbrandt, Jacqueline Ardrey, . g ' W X ' Richard Arthur, Elaine Aster, George Aubry. Q 6 i' Q Peggy Brintnell, Mary Ann Aubry, Rosemary Babione, b, ' ' Geraldine Bachlr, james Badger, Harry Badhorn. 0 4. i ' 5- In ' Mary Ann Bakies, Albert Ball, Betty Balmer, Valens T - Bartek, Gilbert Barta, joseph Beakes. - , 'r , , t., ..v. . ' at I D sl., I Ky gr Arthur Bernhardt, Lawrence Benedict, joan Berger, john ., t W f 5 V ' J ' Best, William Biel, Bernadine Bigelow. .J:. 7 , , . 1 ' , or , .R in 1, Elizabeth Billmaiar, Dennis Bischoff, Frances Bishop, ,, H' tp ' V '- f Thomas Bishop, Pauline Black, Richard Blakely. .nigg a - 1 , I I I T i . L i Q gf I ,Eff Joanne Blanchard, Norman Blanchard, james Bohn, Audrey ZW' V - . i' 8 ' Boicey, William Bolander, Donald Bonk. 5- in in I 3 .-,, , , gm, Robert Bope, Catherine Borer, John Bordner, Marilyn Born, J ta ,,-. 1 f Siva: Sylvester Borowicz, Bernard Bosch. Page 97 ll' l EEEEEQ HNEUEU REBER! REBER! EEE Ea EIEEEQ josephine David, joseph D'Emilio, l.ois De Hainaut, jean- ette De Smith, Barbara Deulin, Arthur Duwve. james Dick, Cecilia Dietrick, Antoinette Di Salle, Richard Dixon, Martina Dlugiewicz, Bob Dominquez. jacquelyn Donahue, Gerald Donahue, james Dooley, Mary Mildred Downey, Rosemarie Doyle, Ted Drewicz. joseph Dubielak, Mary Alice Dugan, Alois Dullinger, George Dunphy, james Du Pont, Dorothy Dusseau. joseph Duszynski, Eugene Dymarkowski, Robert Earl, Betty Lou Edwards, john Eggerstorfer, john Erd. Richard Estrel, Nancy Fabier, Shirley Fair, Carl Farrell, Dale Fandrey, james Felix. Stephen Feyes, Nancy Filipiak, Eugene Finn, Edward Fischer, Harry Fitts, Kathleen Fitzgerald. Paul Fleck, Harold Flahiff, Charles Falisz, Howard Fleitz, Robert Fowler, john Forshey. Page 98 john Boston, Nancy Bothe, Thomas Bourgeois, William Boyle, Donald Brannan, Robert Braun. Ernest Brazeau, Katherine Breit, jean Aubry, Margaret Brown, Barbara Buhoi, Madaline Burgard. Norma jean Burgard, Thomas Burke, Thomas Burkhardt, Gerald Burkhardt, Donald Burns, Donald Burtnett. Thomas Buster, Margaret Byrd, jane Calmes, Betty Ann Corr, Donald Carr, Mary Carstensen. Charles Cashen, john Cassidy, Carol Cedoz, Arthur Cheap, Charles Cheap, 'Harold Cherry. Eugene Chiaverini, Charles Christie, james Church, Rich- ard Coehrs, Clara Commet, Ruth Coakley. Edna Cousino, Rosemary Cousino, Elizabeth Creutz, Mary Ellen Crowley, Cyril Crippen, Gerald Crippen. Irene Csengeri, Mary Cunningham, Rose Marie Cutcher, lrene Czubachowski, james D'AIton, joseph Daly. masses HHN!!! ENE!!! EERE!! 555555 EEE!!! EEcEEE EEE!!! Mary Ann Fortuna, Elizabeth Franklin, Dorothy Frankow- ski, Vivian Frankowski, Vincent Gallo, James Garvin. James Gasiorowski, Williarii Gerhen, Peter Giacalone, John Gilmore, Catherine Glynn, Alfred Gaffney. Thomas Gaffney, Edward Golembiewslci, Ronald Gorny, Helen Gospodarek, Rosemary Gould, Mary Ann Grabmeier. Gloria Graff, Charles Granata, Robert Garand, Avis Granxow, Dolores Granzow, Arnold Graybark. Betty Green, Phil Grote, Edward Guindon, James Guzzo, Patricia Haiges, Fred Hall. James 'Halleron, Nancy Halm, Dale Homer, Joyce Han- cock, Darrel Hanenkrath, Richard Hanudel. John Harbauer, Robert Harmon, John Harpst, Leo Hor- rigan, Patricia Haumesser, Robert Haupricht. Robert Haynes, Clarence 'Heath, Mary Ann Heipel, Paul Heinricks, James Heintschel, Loretta Heinze. .r . f l R' V .,.. H Vik ,ji E 'N,A k Iiglh ' .aiu '2 1 rv . V- I Z EL LM s , : - KX , If Q, , N Y . - e ra Egzlah ,,, , 555555 lHEE'! BEER!! ' 5 1 ' P '- HIEEEH IEMEEN EEEEEr Egfigl Marjorie Heinze, Ann Hench, James Hentges, Virginia Hetrick, Raymond Heuring, Dolores Hiszak. Catherine Hoeffel, Mary Hoffmann, Phyllis Hoffmann, Rita Hoffmann, Suzanne Hoffner, Mary Frances Hagan. Norma Jean Hagan, Florence Holewinski, Joseph Holland, James Horner, Marguerite Hornyack, Shirley Hoy. Stephanie Hranec, Edward Huber, Barbara Hudson, Ronald Hummer, Jeanette Heisserer, Donna Iott. Robert Iwinski, Thomas Jacobs, Rosemary Jacoby, Helen Jakob, Richard Janowicki, Robert Jankowski. Bernadine Jarzynski, Juanita Jenkins, Geraldine Jeziorwski, Harold Johns, Robert Johnson, Patricia Janas. Ann Janotta, Joseph Joyce, Joseph Judge, hfary Ann Jurs- ki, Robert Justen, Gloria Kachelek. David Kaczala, Laeticia Kaczmarek, Patricia Kalas, Rita Kalas, Donald Kolhoff, Bernard Kaminski. Page 99 l F1 A Q ai i W- at Q a:,. - i'-Q Q i i ., 'TK ? M Ar gs Z1' A. 3 A 2- 1 lf N' Rosemary Lagger, Alva LaMarche, john Langa, Gerald Langenclerfer, Jeanette Langenclerfer, Mary Alice Langen- derfer. Thomas Langevin, Mary I.al'ointe, Joanne LaPortc, Norman Lorrigan, Nancy Laskey, Virginia Laskey. Daniel Lavey, Marcia LaVoy. W1lli.tr1u Lawson, Phyllis Leahy, Emily Lechlak, joan Lechlak. Kenneth Lehmann, Donald Leonharrlt, Lois Leopold, james Lester, john Lester, Ellen Ley. Gerold Liebau, Henry Tietjen, Catherine Lirnongi, Mary Linenkugel, Geraldine Lininger, Allen Loeffler. Richard Loeffler, Charles Lois, john Longmore, Jacqueline Lapresto, Gilbert Lowder, James Loucks. Daniel Machinski, Mary Maher, Robert Maher, Robert Mahon, Leo Mahoney, Ralph Malczewski. joan Mandery, Walter Manthey, Walter Marciecki, Henry Marcinek, Lawrence Marryott, Robert Mariner. Page 100 Bernard Kane, Stew' Kania, Tlrerem Kassrnann. Patrick Katafias, joan Kazinslxi, joanne Keatley. john Keefe, Mildred Keefe, Geraldine Keller, Paul Kelley, Lawrence Kiefer, Dentsel Klingler. George Kimball, Mary King, Thomas King, Richard Kirchner, Bert Kaiser, Richard Klein. Alice Mary Klepacz, Dorothy Klimczak, Theresa Klirnek, Ruth Klingler, john Knight, Cas Kulwicki. Geraldine Konczal, Virginia Koperski, Patricia Kosmider, Florian Kowalinski, Dorothy Kowalski, Melvin Kowalski. Theresa Kurek, Betty Kovacik, Francis Kramer, Melvin Krernpa, W.1Itei' Kwapich, Mary Nitkiewicz. Norruan Kwiatkowski, Alillilllldb Kutlrarski, Robert Kuebler, Thomas Koehler, Robert Koogan, john Kujawa. Lewis Kujawa, ',H!'I'dlIIC Kujawa, Ruth Ann Kulczak, Pa- tricia Kusan, Leonard Laliine, Ann Labuzinski. ,Q X A , W V ,. if.,-. ' L M i ...' s' -,,.., t 1 Q 4 K '- , N if James Martin, Joyce Martin, Rosemary Matesz, Donald Mattes, John Nl.llfll1lllt', Charles Mtfl1ll'lllJ'. Paul McCarthy, Nicholas lNICC.uttluy, John McClellan, John McClure, Patricia McCormick, John McCue. James McCune, Willirlm McDonough, Patrick McGeein, Joan McGraw, James McGurk, Hugh McHugh. Francis McManus, James McMonagle, Owen McNuty, Mary McShane, Kathleen McShane, Patricia Meisner. George Menden, John Menden, Leo Merchant, liillen Mers- ing, Robert Metzger, Paul Meyer. Esther Meyers, Irene Mickel, Robert Mierzwiak, Allen Miller, John Miller, Kenneth Miller. Lois Miller, Norman Miller, Wilfretl Miller, William Minneker, Richard Moore, Conine Moran. Jeanne Morin, Wfilliam Morrin, Ray Mougey, Daniel Muenzcr, George Murnen, Ray Murphy. fe e are lx v 'G 'R ' L 2 qlvqzzz 2 1 , .i,., ijiiiffiiiff ' ' Q. l ' ., , ' , - I I '-::,- . , ,,5' -v:AvA:A-v-lA I i s t rir , is if i' Q 'xi ' Q'-Q fm , , 1 I N 'E I ' 'V ,GQ M tt if R rrrrr J R l it J 1' ,r , if 'rii' Richard Nadolny, Richard Nagle, Thomas Navarre, Mary Ann Niedbalski, Joanne Nieset, Barbara Kwiatkowski. Charles Nominee, Gertrude Nominee, Bernadette Nowak, Norman Nowicki, Mary Nyeste, Richard Obee. Carol O'Brien, Thomas O'Brien, Jolm O'Connor, Paul O'Connor, Leona Odorzynski, Paul Okenka. Terry O'Laughlin, James Ollivier, James Ort, Geraldine Orzechowski, John Oswald, Eugene Owczarak. Jerry Pacer, Lionel Page, Bernard Palicki, Julius Pasternak, Robert Patton, Willte-1' Pauly. Lawrence Pawlaczyk, Rita Perna, Helen Marie Perz, Elea- nore Peters, Robert Pfaff, Jacquelin Phalen. George Pickett, Joyce Picott, David Pietras, Arthur Pietrykowski, John Pietrykowski, Eugene Pinkelman. Richard Przeslawski, Louise Poch, Violet Pointinger, Rose- nrary Poirier, Joanne Polcyn, Rose Poturalski. Page lOl H5555 i If f., .,, . A V EEfHll 555355 HEEEEE MEEHEH A 2VA..,, . .- is v EIEHIE V - If : , , IEENEI y 5 ., , HQHEEH Joseph Schweichert, Rita Scheuerman, Theresa Schings, James Schlageter, Arthur Schmiel, Williarn Schmitz. Patricia Schreiner, Joan Schroeder, James Schuller, Fred Schultz, Florence Seeburger, Evelyn Segura. Daniel Seward, Nancy Sexton, Daniel Shanahan, Helen Sharkey, James Sheehan, John Sheehan. Stanley Sikorski, Bernard Simon, Donald Simon, Charles Skillas, Edward Shimmaly, George Smith. Gerald A. Smith, Rose Marie Smith, Donald Sobecki, An- geline Sobecki, Richard Sochacki, Rosemary Sodd. Charles Sohnly, Duane Spain, Donald Spalding, Jane Spillane, Marian Spies, Donald Spilis. Donald Spoerl, John Stadler, Richard Stahl, Marvin Stam- men, Delores Stark, Marie Stark. Helen Starkey, Donna Starmol, Donald St. Arnaud, Kath- leen Staub, James Stewart, Joyce Stewart. Page 102 L Y Joseph Presser, Meredith Price, Richard Putry, James Rahilly, Shirley Rahman, Jacqueline Ramsey. Robert Reddington, Jerrold Redding, Ruth Reed, Robert Regan, John Regulski, Bernice Rehkopf. Annette Rittichier, Robert Roach, Chester Robarge, Wil- liam Robb, John Roberts, Mary Ellen Robertson. Veneita Roe, Joseph Roesner, Rohert Rohen, James R0- maker, Nickolas Romano, Wfilliam Rooney. James Rose, Rita Rosenberger, Daniel Rosinski, Donald Ravary, Margaret Rowan, Melvin Rucki. Howard Rudey, Rose Russo, Edward Rutherford, Suzanne Rutkowski, Ann Ruppel, Jerry Ryan. i John Ryan, Leonard Ryan, Adrienne Rybarczyk, John Rynn, Richard Saam, Katherine Sammons. Leo Sancrant, John Sankiewicz, John Santus, Julianna Sartor, James Sayers, Mary Lou Schantz. te -e T537 A J. lfz . 2 52 . A . i if E X S? A n Q t 1 1 ,...,.. . gg AXA! ' A i- A 5' 'S ' 1 X . A .N 7 , S 1 Q K? Y 631 '.v, ,1,, I 'I , R .:... S sq , . V James Martin, Joyce Martin, Rosemary Matt-sz, Donald Matt:-s, John lvl-illllllllw, filrarles Nfcffartliy. Paul Mclfarthy, Nicholas McGu'tl1y, John Mcfflellan, John McClure, Patricia McCormick, John McCue. James McCune, Willirrm McDonough, Patrick McGeein, Joan McGraw, James McGurk, Hugh McHugh. Francis McManus, James Mclylonagle, Owen McNuty, Mary McShane, Kathleen McShane, Patricia Meisner. George Menden, John Menden, Leo Merchant, Eillen Mers- ing, Robert Metzger, Paul Meyer. Esther Meyers, Irene Mickel, Robert Mierzwiak, Allen Miller, John Miller, Kenneth Miller. l.ois Miller, Norman Miller, Wilfrc-cl Miller, Williglm Minneker, Richard Moore, Conine Moran. Jeanne Morin, Vllilliam Morrin, Ray Mougey, Daniel Muenzer, George Murnen, Ray Murphy. oeee 71 A, ' L l - f lnu blvl W N . wx my Z. .:,, l is A I M .. 1 . , ,, , y,,r ,I 4, 1 -lvll g 1 ,. i l 8.2. 2 .5 gf-Zag, J Y .v., E ,.v.':EA'- w N V gy A x J V' ,vw Q 4 V? . eeeeec aeeeee geeeoe is xx yi, 1: - . ., Richard Nadolny, Richard Nagle, Thomas Navarre, Mary Ann Niedbalski, Joanne Nieset, Barbara Kwiatkowski. Charles Nominee, Gertrude Nominee, Bernadette Nowak, Norman Nowicki, Mary Nyeste, Richard Obee. Carol O'Brien, Thomas O'Brien, John O'Connor, Paul O'Connor, Leona Odorzynski, Paul Okenka. Terry O'Laughlin, James Ollivier, James Ort, Geraldine Orzechowski, John Oswald, Eugene Owczarak. Jerry Pacer, Lionel Page, Bernard Palicki, Julius Pasternak, Robert Patton, XXfalter Pauly. Lawrence Pawlaczyk, Rita Perna, Helen Marie Perz, Elea- nore Peters, Robert Pfaff, Jacquelin Phalen. George Pickett, Joyce Picott, David Pietras, Arthur Pietrykowski, John Pietrykowski, Eugene Pinkelman. Richard Przeslawski, Louise Poch, Violet Pointinger, Rose- mary Poirier, Joanne Polcyn, Rose Poturalski. Page 101 GQEEH' .gfo.. r I in ' -f 2:-1 f 3? in 555355 -L A f 5 .Ig., LA v ' -1 5? IEEHEE EEE!!! fi:..A . A EIIEEH EMI!!! Joseph Schweichert, Rita Scheuerman, Theresa Schings, James Schlageter, Arthur Schmiel, Williarn Schmitz. Patricia Schreiner, Joan Schroeder, James Schuller, Fred Schultz, Florence Seeburger, Evelyn Segura. Daniel Seward, Nancy Sexton, Daniel Shanahan, Helen Sharkey, James Sheehan, John Sheehan. Stanley Silcorslti, Bernard Simon, Donald Simon, Charles Skillas, Edward Shimmaly, George Smith. Gerald A. Smith, Rose Marie Smith, Donald Sobecki, An- geline Sobecki, Richard Sochacki, Rosemary Sodd. Charles Sohnly, Duane Spain, Donald Spalding, Jane Spillane, Marian Spies, Donald Spilis. Donald Spoerl, John Stadler, Richard Stahl, Marvin Stam- men, Delores Stark, Marie Stark. Helen Starkey, Donna Starmol, Donald St. Arnaud, Kath- leen Staub, James Stewart, Joyce Stewart. Page 102 Joseph Presser, Meredith Price, Richard Putry, James Rahilly, Shirley Rahman, Jacqueline Ramsey. Robert Reddington, Jerrold Redding, Ruth Reed, Robert Regan, John Regulski, Bernice Rehkopf. Annette Rittichier, Robert Roach, Chester Robarge, Wil- liam Robb, John Roberts, Mary llllen Robertson. Veneita Roe, Joseph Roesner, Robert Rohen, James Ro- maker, Nickolas Romano, Wfilliam Rooney. James Rose, Rita Rosenberger, Daniel Rosinslci, Donald Ravary, Margaret Rowan, Melvin Rucki. Howard Rudey, Rose Russo, Edward Rutherford, Suzanne Rutkowski, Ann Ruppel, Jerry Ryan. Q John Ryan, Leonard Ryan, Adrienne Rybarczyk, John Rynn, Richard Saam, Katherine Sammons. Leo Sancrant, John Sankiewicz, John Santus, Julianna Sartor, James Sayers, Mary Lou Schantz. .4 K 2 fff ltei P -,, L K AJ? iw W SY . I kk ,nv U' A f xx Ga R c t tc . ,a p eeee e X Y' -S J iisj V, a -252:-j,. i2 l x N il i Q ' Raymond Stith, Anna Marie Strick, Kathleen Stroud, 'Harry Strugalski, Fred Sulier, joan Suter. joseph Sweeney, Wendell Swickheimer, joyce Szczecho- wiak, Rita Szczublewski, Theresa Szczuhlewski, Francis Szemetko. Eugene Szmania, Evelyn Szymanski, Harry Tolles, julia Tarsha, Dolores Taylor, Gertrude Tessarz. joseph Thomas, james Thompson, Donald Tillman, Mar- garet Toka, Steve Toth, Art Trost. Raymond Thuel, Paul Trudeau, Rita Tucholski, Geraldine Trotzier, Donald Urbanski, George Uyehara. Patricia Urban, Margaret Voight, Richard Voss, William Voorhees, Mary Catherine Wante, Donna Warren. Edward Wasserman, joseph Weaver, Patricia Weibler, Dolores Welber, Theresa Wells, james Werner. Rita Wernert, joe Wester, Richard White, Steven Wil- helm, james Williams, Richard Wambold. s!EEMs 555555 UIEIEH MEHEEI 1 6.1 Tr? ,, gt, 7 ,..,g.,r HE! . , , ,,,, W W EERE!! 555555 EEMN,N BREWER K mt, Q A' i fi? 1 ,V . s . . 1 a I 's Q ,wi . . x f - . 1 aeeeee Rose Ann Williams, Thomas Williams, Mary Ann Wil- linger, Thomas Winhoven, Ralph Winkeljohn, David Wis- niewski. Duane Wisniewski, Patricia Wisniewski, Richard Wisniew- ski, Dolores Wixsom, Doris Ann Wozniak, Frank Wright. Gerald Wuest, john Vlulfhorst, jean Marie Yarger, Mary Ann Yost, Daniel Zahorowski, Robert Zang. Helen Zargo, Mary Therese Zawacki, joseph Zawierucha, Richard Ziegler, Delores Zilka, Helen Zilka. john Zion, Virginia Zolciak, joanna Zoltanski, Mary Rose Zuccarell. Page 103 ,Y l l l 342 ealifffe jAeafer Page 104 In this section of the house , the Little Theater, the Senior Class play, and the Musical Comedy hold sway. This year under the supervision of Mr. Vincent Klein, director, and Sr. Mary Patricia, O.S.U., moderator, What A Life, a comedy in three acts, played for four nights to capacity audiences. Q l Top: I. Wc' tinkurs frolic Anil wc friskf' 2. For M.11'iu11 slmll lm my lwliilcf' 3. ilvUL lL'lYl'L1VC1lb lions. l. MCUIIIR wc mill-:maids o'cr thc lou. Miclille: 1. Robirfs Bold Archers. 2. Wl1ci1 ii muiilcn wells . . .' 5. But wlxcre is my lovely Amml'Jclf -1. Ali, tis my maid lwfilflillkn 5. How many tickets, please? Bottom: l. UA Morris diinccg let us ilamccg let us dance. 2. House lights up. 3. I'll sing you n song of brown October ale. Page 107 jim The Cnmniitlee nlislens inf, xecu five UMM Page 108 The Chronicle Wil1lll'T, Wfilliam Cnnzpbell All roads may lead to Rome, but at Central all eyes turn to the executive room of the houseu. We peer through the keyhole to perceive the bee-like activity of the Student Council. Under the able supervision of the Rev. joseph D. Shenk and Sister M. Eventia, S.N.D., the 0ff1cersfBob Etzel, president, jack Murnen, vice-presidentg Gerry Longmore, secretary, and Pat Ryan, treasurer-gendeavor to lead their classmates through a successful year of extra-curricular activities. The personnel of the executive committee is composed of the four Student Council ofhcers, the senior class officers, the underclass presidents, and the officers in charge of activities, traffic, and publicity. The general assembly includes all class officers, representatives from each conference room, and honorary members. The Student Council has the unique purpose of upholding ideals of Central by conducting programs for the betterment of school life. Taking in stride the social events of the year, the Student Council also concerns itself with the improvement of the students, intellectual lives. The social program this year included several dances, a skating party, the annual boat trip, Tag Week, and Color Day. Courtesy Week and the Study Campaign were a part of the cultural program. Included in its undertakings are the War Chest drive and the Catholic Chronicle Campaign. M,l'l'll0M,:5 00141 P 9 jlze .gjulaeruifiord Football Coach Supervising the activities of the rumpus room , Mr. Patrick McCarty has, in his two years at Central, proved his ability as a great football coach and a true friend of the stu- dents and players. This year he, together with he formed, present the school with its fi t victories lJqrQyWaite i High. V ffhats are off to MV' Mfcafli' P for his fine work. We extend a sincerebdish that he may remain at Central as Director of Athletics for many years to come. the crack football sq Basketba Mr. Harold Mouch ll Coach in his first year as Central's head basketball and baseball coach gave evidence to the' school that there need be no fear for Central's future in these sports. During this period he developed two teams whose work showed they had that spirit of which the school may well be proud. In football, Mr. Mouch, a graduate of Central in '40 and later M11 Molzcla a star of the '43 Dayton team, produced one of the finest backfields i Lightweight Coaches n the city. Hanging from the wall in the Athletic Known to many Freshmen as a fine teacher, Office, is a portrait of that great man-builder, Knute Rockne. The coaches at Central try to follow Rockne's standards to build the sportsmen of this school. Of these coaches, Father Fuqua sets the closest parallel to Rocknean principles. Coaching the light- weight squad is one of the toughest assign- ments. Considering this, and the fact that the lightweight squad landed second spot in the city football league, it is safe to say, Father Fuqua is a capable builder of men. Kev. Fuqua Father George P. Shugrue has also won the deep admiration of the football and basketball players. Teaming with Father john Fuqua, Father Shugrue did wonders I with the lightweight football team. The boys worked hard and were really proud to hear him say at the end of the season, Well done, fellows. Besides his amazing football coaching tal- ents, Father turned out a fine freshman basket- ball team which Hnished high in the city league standings. Rev. G, P. Slarngrue Alfred M cCarthy Central's lightweight football team this year was led through praiseworthy football season by Irish McCarthy. Though a new- comer on the Central coaching staff, Irish is well known to stu- dents and fans through the many laurels which he won under the scarlet and gray colors during the foo.ball seasons of 1928 and '29, In his last year, he was unanimous choice for all-city quarterback. Irish is indeed a valuable ad- dition to our coaching staff. We are certain that he and his teams will bring glory to Central in fu- ture years. Page 110 Dr. Joseph A. Muenzer Dr, joseph A. Muenzer has, during the past year, proved his ability both as a friend of Central and as a capable physician. Following the Libbey game, a badly injured team pre- sented itself to 'iDoc for patching up . The results of his careful treatments were shown the following week in the Hrst defeat Waite re- ceived at the hands of Cen- tral. Don Reilly Successfully leading the Irish track team in its first con- centrated year of the sport was Coach Don Reilly, the most recent addition to Cen- tral's coaching staff. Don, a familiar figure to Centralites through his exploits on the gridiron and cinder paths at DeVilbiss, has, since his ar- rival at Central, developed numerous outstanding per- formers and made the team a powerful factor in the league race. We, of the stu- dent body, extend a sincere welcome to Don and wish him great success in his coaching career. D GLENNON FLYN N P HOOD S DHSSEAUL g . ww 9 EA K A X H, ma nam? A ,Wg 'Q 1 7 Q,-: Vq,gfgLigwM4 3 3 5? W i 5 1 ,, V TM' f A iff. : AMW MACK sz, if ' fs J 2 ' bk F 'Bibs '4r M Q i- ', ak Ziff 212- ..,.. 1 . 2. , we 'z 1 id -ec X 'Y S up. Q 1 f E ' i? ' -5 ,hw 21 -': :Lf W ' W - , .MW 9' ' sig? QW Q ,J 1 , V av xl is A '4 N W ' Q...r'X g' . sh, Y , 5, , X? wi e. iffy-53' 2 24,5 1 I: . 555151, 1 f A .Www W 4 4 5 -Vs.: V , fp .. A X., 5 HQ-lf fsnmgy .vw-: : ':zg::':L:e ' 7- ,,, Q Q 3 LA . . -ff 2 iw 1 , , wk .K Q V fs- JA f 1 f 5 I ,. M RNEN Wig fwflff A , '- U N n 4w'fse 7 X. - pg, 4 1, 1 ---V wk -1 A , My K 27? y 4 - af f izzzfli In Y .Y :.-:- v . .,.i1 Z Z . A,f ,l ,III iz, !:A,A: Eilli W -M A -2- ., ,f ef-,fy .5 V I ...,, M ,... .-,. . : .. ,..,2 r --'- - : - ., - ..... .- ,- Vw .. ,,.f ,v z' . M. -. F V .,,, 1 TKBAYER se ,Q . , 1 m M Egg f f' IB FLYNN 5 QD BABIONE ' -waiiillga ' Z , , , , v I 1 .,:5: Q 1 A ,wi A, ' I 1 .1 f A Jig? . ig 'W YK. N-swcff' .xx N ?? 'f'? '.- joofdaff of 744' ,45 Seated: J. Delp, R. Bayer, W. Saelzler, A. Bok, D. Babione, R. Glennon, -I. Wtirrick, J. Murnen. Second row: W. Koogan, P. Serke, P. Hood, W. Regan, R. Konczal, R. Erno, J. juhasz, j. Molnar, R. Bur- r,1id, I. Ryan, Coach Mouch. Third row: Coach McCarty, R. O'Brien, R. Brandon, S. Dusseau, J. Packo, F. Flynn, W. Flynn, F. Pinciotti, R. Polomhi, J. Mack. The Waite Game Twelve thousand spectators sat in awed silence while the huge clock on the score- board slowly ticked off the remaining seconds of the game, for they realized that below them, on the field, history was being made. Suddenly the referee's gun went off and several thousand madly cheering fans poured onto the playing field. Yes, the jinx had finally been broken, the fighting Irish of Central Catholic had, after fourteen years of determined but fruitless attempts, beaten the Waite High Indians in football. No Hukey victory was this, either, as the final score of 28 to 12 indicates. The Irish of '45 indeed lived up to the tradition of all Central teams, that is, that each team do just a little better than the team of the preceding year. Central entered the game with the odds down , for the squad was sadly crippled. Starting as predicted the Indians surged to a 6-O lead in the first quarter. In the second quarter, however, the fighting spirit of the Cherry Street lads brought them roaring back into the ball game. A snappy Molnar to Pinciotti pass, a perfect conversion by juhasz and the Irish were in front never to relinquish the lead. In the second half the team continued into steamroller offensive as Pinciotti scored twice and Bayer once. jupe Juhasz completed a perfect evening with three rifie conversion attempts. Thus, Central Catholic swept on to its first football victory over Waite High. However, in these lines cannot be told the story of the linesmen, of their firm determination and fighting spirit, of the undying faithfulness of the thousands of alumni and fans. To these unsung heroes much of the credit for the victory must go. In the second game of the year with Waite, Central again started slowly, spotting the Indians' 14 points. With Delp and Molnar contributing standout performances the team repeated its previous victory by a 34 to 21 score. Page 115 i i 1 l l l l l l 1 l l 1 ,-.- ,a l ,, ia .355 'jf A an - 3... ,. . -W wan- K - .l132'3ZiT.Z 'gg33:::iaii:Lf.w F. Flynn 4, X jfidufed To A Gallant Leader A familiar sight to all Centralites is the Irish grin of Francis Flynn, Central's football captain for this year. However, a much different aspect of this fighting Irishman was given the opposing teams who usually viewed Franny from a prone position. Never outdone in fight and determination, Franny was, however, at all times a true sportsman. In many games this stalwart son of Central provided the necessary spark to bring the team to victory. Franny will be sorely missed next year by the team and the school. All wish him success in everything he attempts, Football Schedule DATE SCHOOL THEY WE Sept. 15 ........ ....... S cott ......... . 0 19 Sept. 22 ....... ....... D eVilbiss .... . 7 51 Sept. 29 ....... ....... L ibbey ....... .... 2 5 13 Oct. 6 ........ ....... W aire ....... .... 1 2 fzsj Oct. 14 ........ ....... S cott ...... .. . 0 14 Oct. 20 ........ ....... D evilbiss .... . 7 19 Oct. 28 ........ .,.,.,. L ibbey ..,...,... ,,,, 3 3 7 NOV. 3 ....... ....... W oodward ..... . 7 1 2 NOV. 10 ....... ....... W aite ....... .... 2 1 Q41 Tribute To A Sportsman If an award were given at Central to a player for extraordinary valor and school spirit beyond human expectation, John juhasz would, undoubtedly, receive it. Jupe, knee joint twisted out of place in the 1943 football season, was told he'd have to wear leg braces in order to compete in '44. An ordinary player would have given up here, but not Jupe. Donning the leg braces before each game, juhasz still proved one of the most accurate placement kickers in the city, Field general of the Fighting Irish, Jupe led the team to pay dirt many times, then he'd go on to kick the extra marker. In whatever occupation Jupe chooses, he'll be successful because he has the key to prosperity-perseverance. Page 116 ff at - . J. juhasz J JUHASZ. A 'RUNIER G il.1s011b111qg ....... Svott ,.,..........,.. W11u1lxw11'1l ...... Dolpllos ...,... NX 111111 ...,.....,...,,.............. lillmlmoy ...,...,....,,,,,,,............. l'l0Si0l'l2l, ST. N l1'1'111111111T, ST. Q Vlillllilllll luseph .....,.. Syl va lllfl ............. ......... M 11110111 IJU1' ...... lJOVill11ss ..... lioSSf111'1l ..... Smit .,.....,.. R'I2llllllP9 ....... XVu411lW21 1'1l .... 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Thornton, Bottom: Joe McCarthy, J. Murnen, John McCarthy, Father Fuqua. F rash man Basketball The freshman bas- ketball team this year lived up to the tradition of former freshman teams by finishing high in the city league with a 9 won and 3 lost record. This team, coached by the Rev- erend George Shu- grue, also engaged in five non-league encounters, taking four and dropping one. As next year's lightweights, much is expected of these boys. Page 122 Lightweight Basketball Under the capable direction of the Rev- erend john Fuqua the lightweight bas- ketball team turned in a highly creditable season, finishing in a tie for first place in the city league. These boys who completed the sea- son with the record books showing 18 wins and 3 losses, give great promise for next year's var- sity. The Junior Irish selected forward jack Murnen as their cap- tain and most valu- able player. Top: P. Fleck, P. Grote, J. Willianis, A. Bernhardt. Middle: -I. Garvin, J. Gilmore, A. Graybark, T. Langevin. Bottom: J. McGurk, J. Oswald, Father Shugrue, N. Romano, Robert Regan. Wlanagers Left to right: Cher. Helping to keep the ,'rumpus rooml' orderly were the managers of the athletic teams. Faithfully reporting every night, these lads performed the many unpleasant tasks required to maintain the various teams. Wflien the going was tough, with a cheer- ful remark and a little service, they boosted the morale of the players and enabled them to obtain many victories for Central. The managers truly deserve the praise of the entire student body. Track Team Yea 'jf Sig, '- 95 E Q Mm- : 1 gg: I 5 Y . if ,M sf? is ' G if Top row: Coach Don Reilly, W. Leonhardt, D. Drury, D. Martin, F. Flynn, F. Comte, M. Okenka. Middle row: E. Kayser, l.. l-Iasenfratz, R. Siebert, A. Posadny, R. Hayes, D. Burnett, R. O'Brien. Bottom row: H. Coyle, R. Romaker, R. Weilier, R. Gstalder, A. Bok, D. Babione, W. Saelzlcz. Central's track team serves a double purpose this year, to bring honor and glory to its Alma Mater and to serve as a criterian for future teams. Although a track team is still relatively new to Central, our boys are showing skill and determination which give us high hopese of turning out many championship teams in years to come. Page 123 D. Glennon, S. Feyes, J. Reifsnyder, J. Thorn- ton, W. Knsyclar, W. Koogan, and R. Reu- Bowling Page 124 l'Wl1o,.s going Io .set pins?'7 ,fe The Mf'Il'l'f'll 1117, from e Representing Central well in the past year were the American antl National League bowling teams. Cfoached by Father Schmit, both of Central's bowling entries have had satisfactory seasons. Frank Bealcas, captain of the two teams for 1945, was consistently the high scorer. HBUWI 'vm 0l'f'l'M Gulf Team. Fr. Stahl, P. Hood, D. Harms, J. Gasiorowski, G, Bellncr, W. Holmes, R. Holmes, F. Beakas, F. Daly, W. Gerkin. An impressive golf record was turned in this year by Central's links team. Under the supervision of Father Stahl, the sixsome turned in such scores as a 25 to 1 drubbing over Waite High and 14 to 10 triumph annexed from Libbey's Cowboys. Baseball Team 91110- 069 T4 WTI? in 'E l --'tf.! ' J' ,LT Q Fm, Top row: H. Mouck, R. Zakrzewski, C. Fleig, T. Cole,j. Grote, J. Juhasz, J. Eggl, R. Bayer, N. Lewandowski, Delp, R. Schmenk. Bottom row: J. Thornton, C. Bogusz, C. Bialorucki, R, Murncn, G. Pinciotti, J. Murnen, F. Pinciotti, J. Wells, R. Dykas. Another comparative new-comer to Central's athletic field is baseball. However, the Uhghting Irish seem to feel right at home on the diamond and have really shown themselves tough competition to all league on-comers. Rather than write flowery phrases praising these boys for their splendid work, we merely say Thanks, fellows. We hope you'll find in this statement the admiration which the Student body has for you. Page 125 The girls, also, have their G.A.L. CALENDAR Sept. 21 Election of Officers Oct. 18 G.A.L. Roast Oct. 30 Bowling League Started Nov. 12 Big Sister Party X Dec. 5 Election of Freshman Representative swirl Dec. 15 Basketball 'l'ournament Begun A X Dec. 16 Playflay E I lan. 13 Splash Party Mar. 6 Presentation of Letters , Tl Mar. 24 Playduy Apr. 6 Notre Dame Party Apr. 29 Picnic May 7 Room 110 Wins Basketball Trophy May 26 Senior Farewell Party age 126 6 95 6 99 eld day in the 'Rumpus Room . Qui? An extensive physical program has been successfully carried out through the combined efforts of Miss Frances Dunigan and the officers of the Girls' Athletic League. The G.A.L. scrapbook of the year's activities was kept up to date by joan Hettle, Rosemary Langendefer, and joan La Presto. Numberless energetic girls competed in the bowling league which held weekly meetings on Thursday at the Auditorium. After completing this year's round of games the Zombies and the Gutter- snipers are in first and second place, respectively. The Zombies are second time winners. Among indoor activities the gym classes participated in dart games, ping pong, hit pin, shuffleboard, basketball, volleyball, and dancing. Sports held outside on the football field included archery and speedball. lnter-mural basketball games between conference room sport en- thusiast were held throughout the year, At the midyear presentation of letters, seven members were awarded letters and seven received cheverons. Page 127 Cakferia Mr' CA H. Wcbhcn Mr. Edward Ifisse-berth Head of Cafvlcria Slaff Head of Siyfcgnfenffnfe a an ainfenance Mr. john Welter Mr. Fred Zimmerman Mainlenanre M,1inpen,qnfe hir. Carl Bishop Mr. Joseph justen Mdfnfendnfe Maintenunfzr if ,f 3 i i 4 .2 ' r i ' e r A .,,. .ii:b. g.V 5 Mrs. Minnie Glzlssnapp Mrs. Wanda justen Mrs. Esther Thieman Cafezeria Maintenance Cafeteria Page 128 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.111m,...m...m4...1m1uu1lw1wr...un...mv-.-un1,,,.1,,,,1 -un1m,...um1nm1w,...W...un1un..lm1m11,,,1,4..1,,.,1.,,,1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 sfo -nn-nn-nuinn-my-:m-lm-mu-nm1un1uu1.m1m.1 1 1 1 .... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ... 1 1 1 1 qi, falendar. . . Patrons. . . Adverfrsers If V! ,Xl fg X K XXX A . 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Navy '44 ' John George Hilkens Class of '45 Lucile Amy Hilkens Class of '47 .m.1nu111111-11111111111...11...1'1111.111111 ,.1,,,,1y.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1-V..1W1nn1nu--un-uu1.vn1uu-nn1n- - 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 --1 1 1 1 -vu ,,1nu.....m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,m1.1m,1m.1,,,, .-nn ge 1nu1 1,,,,1nu1,,,,1mn1,.-nn1nn1m.1,,,,..lm1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1lun1,,,l KEISER AUTO SERVICE General Repairing Batteries and Tires Phone: TAylor 2315 1002 Nevada Sheet Good Fences for every need Marleau Hercules Fence Company Manufacturers and Erectors of WIRE AND IRON FENCE T O L E D O 'I' 130 .,1m.1uu1,,1.1 1 1 11141 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1ma1nu1W1115.1nn1nu1nn1uu1,,,,.. 11:11-un-nn1lm1un- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .g. PA TRONS .:. KNIGHTS GF EQUITY COURT No. 8 Rev. Robert Blank Rev. Andrew Blasko Rev. Chas. F. Comte Rev. B. P. Crane Rev. BI. Doyle Rev. J. G. Dwyer Rev. F. Hebbeler Rev. John A. Labuzinski Revs. Philip Lariviere and Thomas Rev. John F. Lubiatowski Rev. Laurence Mossing Oblates of St. Francis de Sales Rev. Robert V. O'Conner Rev. E. Schmit Rev. Bernard E. Smith Rev. Edmund A. Widmer I I l Anderson Brothers Nlrs. Harold Anderson Ande's lVIarket The Barker Frost SL Chapman Co. Barry, Daunhauer, Moore lllr. and Nlrs. David W. Barry G. W. Batchell lVIr. Leon Beakas Dr. L. Beckler, Dentist Belmont Pharmacy lllr. and Mrs. Donald F. Bertling Phyllis and Dick Bertling Best Dry Cleaners Dr. H. P. Blake Blanchard Bros. Helen Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Bleim and Family Louis Borucki A. E. Brady A. C. Bremer Dr. Floyd O. Brown hir. and lVIrs. F. Brunner H. G. Bruss, M.D. The Bulk Drug Co. Bennie Bugauewski Thomas H. Burke Cas. Sc Irene Flower Shop Casey-Sullivan Realty Company Villerot Chappelear ik Saal lllortuary lylr. Williani Cheney Worth W. Clegg Consolidated Food, lnc. R. F. Cook, Pharmacist Dr. Thos. Crinnion James G. Crockett Curryls Shop Councilman and lVIrs. Ollie Czelusta Mr. and Mrs. E. Daly Mr. and lWrs. E. C. Daunhauer lwiss Bernice Mary Davo hir. and Mrs. Clarence Davo Desmond Cafe Charles Dimmer hlichael V. DiSalle lVIrs. Myrtle E. DiSa1le Diethelm Bros. lnc. lN'Iartin W. Diethelm, M.D. Francis Domalski Don Post Market lNlr. and Mrs. Ted Donoher Frances Dunigan lXIr. and lNIrs. S. Dzienny Eddie's Super lylarket lN'1r. and lNIrs. W. Eigensee Enterprise Roohng Co. lXlrs. A. Ernest John Feltman hlr. and lylrs. Harry Fingerhut The Fireside Restaurant Al. Fleitz The Florian-Laux Insurance Co. Flowerdale Greenhouse Herman Fromme Frick Bros. A Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Sergt. Joseph L. Gaiffe Gallagher Cleaners lylr. and lVIrs. S. Garwacki Catherine Gavigan Nlr. and lwrs. Albert E. Gibson Anna Mae Giles lVIr. and. Nlrs. Wm. Giles Page 131 un-nn-un-:nm-nu-nu-lln1uu..mn1um1lm...n:u-vn,1 SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS for INDUSTRIAL, EDUCATIONAL MEDICAL USE Microscopes Calorimeters Balances Furnaces Ph. Equipment Incubators Water Stills Sterilizers Microtomes Balopticons Chemicals - Reagents o Q 0 The RUPP 8: BOWMAN Company sci f,,Lf ific Df'1illftDll'llf 1m.1u 317 Superior St. Second Floor u1nu11 .1m,1. -un-nu1 1 -nu-nu..-nu1ln-mn111111 1 1 1 1 1 ge 132 ,,.,1w.1nv-.,1,,1m...un1..1 1 ...,.,,1.mv1mn...nu1n no- -vm1uu1l1im1r..vm1 1un..n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m.-mn1m,1. 1, nu-uu1w o!eu1-uu1vln -111 nu-uni -uu- 1 -nn-'vnu--nu-uu1nu 4. Acme Window Shade Company Window Shades Venetian Blinds Armstrong's Linoleum Carpets and Rugs PK ik Pk Complete line of Republic Paints PF PF wk TAYlor 3292 114 Main Street 41.,,,1uu- ,1,.,.1,,.....,... 1 1 1 11m1nn1mv-+m-un1nnn- II111111111..111..11,,,,..m A Constant Pour Since '74 THE BUCKEYE PAINT 8: VARNISH CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL 715 S. 15TH STREET 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...HH1nn1nn..,m1un1nn1,,,,1n PHONE MAIN 4174 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,m1m.1111.1111.14...1.m,1lm1lm1.lm1m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -nn1un,-m,1,, Office Phone TAylor 3715 Crescent Sheet Metal and Marine Works Sheet Metal, F urnace and Eavestroughing Vacuum Clean and Repair All Makczs of Furnaces-General Repairing Agents for Round Oak Presented by NORMAN C. KUSTER and CHAS. KUSTER 707 First St. Cor. Platt EAST TOLEDO, OHIO u-nn1nu1 1 1 1,,,,...m1,,,,1,IH1,,,,-..un1,,,,1nu1m,1 1 ...M1 P A T R O N S- Continned Gillespie Shop Girls' Athletic League lN'Ir. and VlXIrs. Leo Gladiux J. L. Glanville Glee Club lN'Ir. and Mrs. A. V. Gleespen lllrs. lllartha Gorski Urban Gradel Green Oak Inn John J. lfhret, Greunke's Cafeteria Groff's Hosiery Dr. R. R. Hall lXIr. and hlrs. A. C. Halm lyliss Dorothy li. Hain Harrington Family Heider liarber Shop lllr. John R. Heizelman Linus R. Hillebrand lNIr. and Mrs. C. T. Hollinger lllr. and. llflrs. T. Hoellinger D. Holzemer Hubbard-Leslie Optical Co. lN'Ir. and lN'Irs. Frank Ichrist lVIr. George Iwinski lNIr. and lX'Irs. Joseph Janas lWrs. K. Janas Nlartin D. Jewler J. 81 K. Drug Co. lylr. and lNIrs. Paul Juhasz lVIr. and Mrs. C. Joseph Justen Kappus Grill Lt. Walter and P.F.C. Warretl Karmol Kasper Furniture Dr. L. L. Kaszynski, D.D.S. lNIr. and lVIrs. T. L. Keogh Kerscher Elevator Co. lNIr. and llflrs. James Kwapich lVIr. and Mrs. Joseph Krause Coroner Frank G. Kreft Kopf Nlotor Sales lNIr. and lVIrs. Frank Knlszak lVIr. and lhlrs. Frank A. Lasko Lawrence lyieng lylusic Store Bliss lylary Louise Leonhardt The Library-Junior Girls hir. and llirs. V. Lipinski Livingston Studio lVIr. and lwrs. Dewey Longmore N lVIr. and Mrs. L. W. lhlara Dr. and lN'Irs. NI. Mariner lVIr. and lklrs. A. F. lylajchszak lWary Ann Beauty Shoppe lylaza Drugs Gerald lN'IcLaughlin lN'IclN'Ianus-Troup Co. Nliss Rita lVIcQuade lllr. and hlrs. C. lNIeiring Helen lNIenke llflr. and lllrs. Al Miller The llliller Farm and Greenhouse R. C. llloore and Family llloriarty lllachine Co. lNlr. and lVIrs. Henry lllorris Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. hluenzer lllr. and Mrs. Frank Nagy lllr. Julius Nagy The National Life and Accident Insurance Co. The National Cement Products Co. The National Ideal Co. Nebraska Food lllarket Howard J. Nehrig Newcomb 8 Reeve W. R. Newhard New Haven Cafe Norton Hardware lNIr. and lllrs. Frank Nowak C. Obert Cartage Co. Thomas O'C0nnor Jos. O'Donnell and Co. lllary Olender Harvey O'Neil Robert O'Neil Orchestra and Band The Original Chili Parlor hir. and llirs. Steve Orosz Putz Flower Shop Mr. Jerome F. Przymicrski lN'Ir. and lylrs. Charles Posadny Jules Pilliod Peters Pharmacy Pettit Hardware Dr. and lNIrs. C. Paule lVIr. and lWrs. John Pankratz lXIr. R. Palicki hir. and lylrs. John Packo Packers Outlet Super lllarket lVIr. Blanch Pacer Edward Ramage Clifford D. Reulein Dr. R. A. Restivo, D.D.S. lNIr. and lllrs. Frank Renner John R. Reger Page 135 ,1,,,,11111111....111111un1,, 'Q' . ! I I I - - For Tile Floors Can- when BuYm9 or Seumg g A Car or Truck Industrial Insulation Co. 1 i ' SEE US FIRST Contractors and Distributors ' S of 2 - i I KENTILE ASPHALT TILE ONE STOP and CORK PRODUCTS For Chevrolet Parts and Service I -do--sets-11 -11411-if I I . E - I I Carl F. Weissenberger T i Inc. North Erie St. Toledo, Ohio - - .944 Phillips Ave. LA. 2122 i I li llll illTlTlllTT'T' 'l T ug' .AT 'AI' 7 T i T 'l IH il'T71TlT MITHHT u1lm1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.,,.1l.,,1lm1...1lm14...1um.1.,,,1,,,,1nu1nu.-,,,,1,,,,1,.,,14m11m1nn1m41un11m1 .. 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1, .. un AL'S UPHOLSTERING SHOP Suites Made to Order-Repairing Albert Lucarelli-Residence Above Store 1787-89 Summit Street Phone POntiao 0932 TOLEDO 11, OHIO ..1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111.11.n1M1lm1lm1lW-.m,...m,11.1,1.m1lm1.m.-.m.-.,,,1m,1nn1, 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1.4.1, Use Our Materials When Building Face Brick-Insulux Glass Block-Truck-Mixed Concrete The Kuhlman Builders Supply 8: Brick Co. 919 Nicholas Building Toledo, Ohio ..nn1 1lm-.m.-,.u1m,1,-my1m,1nn1,,,,1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1M1,,,,1m41,,.,1nu.-mp- 1,,,,1..,,1 nfs- ml .lg ge 134 .f...-...,-.,.... ............- -H..-H.,....,..-.N-...t.....t- - - -.N-.,!, -un... 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 14m1un1nn1lm1nuu-nn1mn-I1 1 1 1 L1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11m--uni PA TR O N S- Continued Red's Market The Romanoff Electric Co. Frances Rochowiak Mrs. D. C. Roberts Conference Room 1 Conference Room 2 Conference Room 102 Conference Room 117 Conference Room 118 Conference Room 119 Conference Room 203 Conference Room 205 Conference Room 208 Conference Room 214 Conference Room 217 Conference Room 308 Conference Room 309 Conference Room 310 Conference Room 313 Conference Room 315 Conference Room 316 Conference Room 317 Conference Room 319 Conference Room 320 Senior Girls of 106 Senior Girls of 110 Senior Boys 206 junior Girls of 105 junior Girls of Room 202 junior Boys Room 114 junior Boys 318 Freshmen Girls 311 Freshman Boys 120 Freshman Boys 220 Sophomore Boys 219 lN'Ir. and lN1rs. lllartin Rowan lVIr. and lylrs. Casimer Rudnicki l1Ir. William Schlageter Schnell's Home lylarket lylr. and lXIrs. VValter E. Schmitt Schramm Flowers Senensen Club lN'Ir. and lN'Irs. H. Serin Shorneck Conservatory of lklusic lXIr. and l1'1rs. F.wald W. Sieler, Sr Elaine and Sylvia Skibinski lNIr. and l1fIrs. VValter Skibinski Virginia Sleepecki Snavely Family Edward Sohnly Spanish 111, 203, Per. Stalls Bakery Standard Coal Co. Stark, Sullivan, Nally hir. W. Starritt Roy C. Start Drug Co. W. H. Stautzenberger Ed Stefanski Steger's Food Market Seegert's Food lllarket S. B. Stein and Son St. Stephen C. Y. O. St. Thomas Aquinas C. St. Ursula Academy St. Vincent's School of 1 Y. O. Nursing lylr. and llirs. Art Suder Thomas Sulier lylrs. Luwese G. Swank James Riley for Swayne Mr. and l1'1rs. Vincent Field Recreation Szczechowiak lN1r. and lNIrs. C. Szyperski Tommy's Confectionary Treuhaft Brothers Tyler Candy Service lklr. and Mrs. Louis C. Stanley J. Urbanski Urbanski lylr. and Mrs. George Velker Village Farm Dairy Waidelich Pharmacy Dr. E. F. Ward, Jr. lylarian VVaugh Thomas Wasylyniuk Mr. and lllrs. Wm. VV iher Dr. and lylrs. Wiedeilia C 1111 lXIr. and lllrs. Henry Wiesler Von Ewegen and Witgeii lklr. and Mrs. john Za john Zalewski k Joseph Zargo, Jr. Z lN'Ir. and lklrs. Joseph argo Joseph A. Zeiler and Family lN'Ir. and lylrs. A. F. Z VV. 111. Zytkus uber Page 135 -i .g.......t ---- ---------- -------------- - ----- ofa COMMUTATORS . . Produced in volume for the finer Motors and Generators. Over Ten Million Since Pearl Harbor Toledo Standard Commutator Co. Toledo 6, Ohio E. ll, Martini, Prvsirlvnf Associate Companies HOMER COMMUTATOR CORP.-Cleveland, 3, Ohio HILLSDALE COMMUTATOR CO.-Hillsdale, Michigan HULLHORST MICRO TOOL CO.-Toledo 6, Ohio-Manufacturers of Undercutting Machines, Saws and Slotters. -- -+ - -' ------- '--- -- -1i- - -' - -i-- - -ifl ---- - --i-I-g l - l Mercy School of Nursing y Madison Ave. and 23rd St. L Affiliated with Our Lady of Cincinnati College, Cincinnati, Ohio l and ! Mary Manse College, Toledo, Ohio 1 - 1 Accredited by Ohio State Nurses Board l The Sisters of Mercy of the Union and I is : Catholic Hospital Association l CONDUCTED BY I l of -.......... -...--.--..... ge 136 1nn1,,,,..nn1,,,1 1 1m,1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 gw- -f'1 - --it -w-- --it - i+ - --it - 't-- --- ---- -i- -i'- - ---i - i1-i - -t-' - + Q , ,gil ' fl A L ' ' X' TI '-1 l ,,,.' , - '-.-f XVJX 1' lgok M3ieiI5iaQ'i53 Yeafs' Cf. L Building Toledo J! x. -L' 'A l Comte -1 I, 1 Construction T Co. ff-g-..,.. T f Building 1 i' Construction I -1- ,1ioil11111...:.11111-.11 Food W17l Wfh ffze War! We must have good health, Whether on the battlefield, in the factory, in the office, or in the home, to Beat the Axis. FOR GOOD HEALTH-EAT WISELY! Drink at least one full pint ot Page's milk daily to prove the necessary strength and stamina- TO KEEP 'EM ROLLING f ' fi.- fbi' f:E'5M1?'EEE'ER1Nc '. 4 A L, gm, V V if f TO KEEP 'EM Alf! I Ll, THE PAGE DAIRY CO. 'cT0ledo,s Largest Independently Owned Dairyn u...llu -um l + ..nT-W-n-.- -n-m-W- .--.-- M-N .--..- n..n.. .. .. .. - .. .. .. .. .. .. .g III fuettner G reskvz :E- a Inn 'Alumni . P ' ca LQ?nv1 I -9 'F' I l .1-r-.,.... .!......r.t- 1 Q -n- Page 138 . . DIQINTEIQS I ll - I5 Michigan Street Toledo, Ohio i , IIII ee,e IIII c or ,eeeeee,e,e ,,,e,,e,e ...ul-tm-.,m..r,11.....1..-....--.......11111....111..1....-1-.1 Congratulations to the Class of '45 Alex F. Orzechowski .-..-1in-..-1.-l..1.....,.,,1nu1m1rm-.....-11.--1111..11 -- '!' 5 '- ' i ' 'I' l I Q ' Charles A. Byers XOO Y I 1 . ,A 'K AN P, T and Alssocrates I I i 2 g Commercial Photography Want a quick start in business, do- , , ing interesting, well - paid office I . Advertising work? Then tlon't look any fur- 0 Catalog ther. Drop in at the authorized i i I Comptometer School Qonly one in ' Ulusffaflve the cityj, and learn first-hand about 2 2 o Legal the new accelerated course and op- portunitics open to graduates. ' Pl1bliCf1ii0I1 I I I-I. W. MORRISON O'?aJEg5LI?Sgg35tiT 203 A-Dams 2702 M'll B 2' 131 North Erie Street A -I - Z 4 Q I 1 6. f0Mv10METfR SQXXQ 5 If no answer call JOrdan 2752 l I l l ---..--------..-.,..-...g. 4-.r..,..,---l-,-....--..----- Svptem ber: This school year Got under Way With Septvnzber vighlh As Frvshnmn Day. October: Although it took us Thirteen years, We find the Indians Now in tears. Dvvernlmr: Parents und tvaehvrs Th - e Had their nzevting Calendar Then 0211110 time for c:llI'.iSllll!lS grevlillg. November: January: All around the building, Irene und Lee Srarlet and Gray Co-editors were named. Were proudly displayed To make this Centripetal On Color Day. The BEST, they aimed. Page 139 i .1.1..1..-..1. .--- ---- - ..---- ---------- ---------- -9 -1111 1111111111111111111111111 Wtmt To Work This Summer? STUDENTS . . TEACHERS Needed For War Work EXCELLENT PAY Apply Employment Ofce The Electric Auto-Lite Company Champlain at Mulberry Streets-Toledo, Ohio Ojice Hours 5:00 zz. m. to 5:00 p. m. - Monday thru' Saturday 111111 1 1 1 111111111 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 111111 1 1 1 111111111111 1 11111111111 1 1 1 1. 1 Compliments ol ANS ANSEN WELDING CO. 318 Washington Street 11111111111111111-.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 111111111111111111111111111111-111111111111111111111111111 1lllI ge 140 Telephone TAylor 5701 Night Phone ADams 4858 TOLEDO CARTAGE CO. General Trucking-Machinery Movers and Erectors Carry All Service Frank Murray, General Manager 938 Front Street Toledo, Ohio 111111 1111111111111111111111-111111111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1111111111111111111111111111111 1 i' 'k C 1 IS 6525 ' , WHAT? THE OHIO Wi When you're making those post-graduation plans, think of the telephone industry. Here's a business, vital in peace and war, full of interesting and exciting jobs for ambitious girls. Come in and talk it over. 121 HURON STREET, ROOM 534 TOLEDO, OHIO 0 Xo0:l:m + : -T BELL TELEPHONE co I YP I ...11-1-.-..1Li-.-i....1i:11....1...-.-.1.-H-,W , 3 -4.Ql -Qgl2'4'1K-I1IAM --'- II11 - llll - IIII - lrrl - lflu - llvv - vlll - IIII - IIII - IIII - I ' - 'I -'H1- 'III - 'ill -- II - Ifvl - II11 - I ' - llv' - I ' -'M-W? fu 21? M J,Mz,f1 4,0 ee g77 ' 2932ZagraZlLV,?ee1 - , S W- JLALZZZJ fctgggn-semi,-ldquzl, '1 'Z' Q f A Z2 7ML fl-ef ,06Le,V fdAJ WJ fan adg15fi 82 gongi ' d, C-Z, 4 K.-fx L.ff1 f - 421543 h .M 7342 ee, - ..,. - .... - .... - .... - .... - l... - .i:. - .... - .... - .... - ..., .. ,... -. .... -.- ..,. .. .... - ..., - .... - .... - .... - ,... - .... -.,,, , l I VVQ Specialize in Wedding Photos l l . ROSPON D STUDIO l 2930 Lagrange Street Toledo, Ohio GA f ld l lm- -If-I-I-H-N ....--,...-.1-.-m.-.-,.- -nl----9 - '-' - - -' - - - - - - - - - Q E. H. Dibling Linoleum Service PERRYSBURG, oH1o Q Phone 4-6314 l 4.-,,.....,,,-....-...,.....,-.,,......,..,...-,...-....-.,,.-...,....,.... .. -...,.....5, .g.....,...- .. - .. ... - - .. .. .. .. .. - .. Remember When? Just a few years back no football game or other high school event was complete without special Chartered Coaches to take you there and bring you back. Now all this equipment is doing the more important job of providing essential transportation for fighters on the home front in the battle of production. .But some day this will all be over and when that happy time comes you'll find newer and finer Chartered Coaches ready to serve you on these special occasions. The Community Traction Company 4. -,...- - - - - - - - - - -,,.... ..,..... ......-..5. .....,,..-----,-----.........- ,.., ....,..... MIKE'S GROCERY 3336 STICKNEY AVE. Open Daily 'til 12 P.M. ir Phone POntiac 0696 in-ml-.-.-111111-....-1-1 yy-11111111..-1111-. BUYNAK GLASS AND PAINT SUPPLIES PAINTS-MOTOR OIL AND AUTO ACCESSORIES WINDOW GLASS MMirrors A Specialty MIRRORS MADE TO ORDER 367 Sumner Si. AD. 7518 u1vm1u ,lu-..1....---11.-1.-1111....1-1.-1...11..-11..-..-1 nz-nu-n .-nn--rg? I I ..-..,,....g. 'I' I I 'I' Page 143 -um,un -un-un n1nn..m 4. --- ---- ---- ----- --- ---------- ------- -1- w1uu1nu n-nn....nu u..uu1nn ge 144 Phone MAin 8269 GRAMLING MEATS, INC. Meals oi Quality 502 Tecumseh at Collingwood Lee A. Schneider, President Kwapick Garment Cleaning and Dye Works 1312 Nebraska Avenue GAr!ielcl ban Compliments to the Class of '45 Mr. and Mrs. Tony Packo -Q., L... F ebruary: May: 'gWhat A Life The Our Lacly was crowned Our Senior Play As Queen of May Made those who saw it On a beautiful Light and gay. Calendar Convocation Day. March : April: June : Retreat was held at Central, ccllobin Hoody was The school year is done The first three days of Lent, Declared best of all A class now departs Each and every Centralite, By throngs of spectators But sweet memories remain In prayer and silence spent. Who filled the hall. Ever dear to our hearts. Page 145 , i li I . I '! - - - - ------- -' ' ' T ' ' 4' I S I - Join the . . . , I A ' 1 PRATERNAL onnnn EAGLES Q AERIE N . 1 I I 97 - I Reynold A. Tank, Mn : . . I Slck and Funeral Benefns S 924 Siarr Ave. Vai E. Broadway I ' I Toledo Aerie has a membership in excess of 9000 - ' I I I -k I Office Phone TAylor 3554 I I i Residence TAylor 4773 I ' - I I : For information call ' 2 i EDVVARD F. POSS, Secretary Q I.- IIII - .III - ..II - I,,I - I,II - I,.I - IIII - III. - III. - IIII - IIII -I--- .III - III. -Mi II- II,. - III. -I -.-...-.--- -IM gn- -vvy - '--1 ----------- - --- 1'-' - '--1 - IIII - '-I1 - 1.-1 - .'-' -------- - - ------ N-- I Z OHIO ASPHALT ROOFING COMPANY j O T 1244-1246 Dorr Street Toledo, Ohio I -1- ,.I. - .... -- II.. .. .,.. - .... - ..,. -- ..,I - ..,. - .... - .,.. .. ,... .. ,... ..-... . ........ .,.. .. .,,. .. ,,.. .. .... - ,... - .,.. .. .... - . - ,.,, -I -g--'- -' - Illv --------------------------- - ------ -' - I JERSEY GOLD BREAD I Q . . THE FRESHEST THING IN TOWN! I I Page n-un-.nun..nn,q-nlll--nlln--uunl-u1-:nnl- - -- 1 -mu-ul-uuv-lllu,-ml..nu-.m1nun-nuv-un1mn-nu-mu-nn--nn--nnl--un-nu-nn.-nn--nun-ml1ull-lu 146 Black, Harold .............. Name Adkins, Rose ..,,..,...A...,. Anderson, Donald ..,.... Arthur, Ralph ........... Ash, Jean ................... .. Aubry, Rosemary ..,,..,... Bain, Patricia ............ Barry, David .......... Bartley, Nancy .,,,....... Beakas, Francis ......... Bellner, Gerald .......... Berlacher, Franz ........ Bertling, Phyllis ,,..,,..... Besendorfer, Joseph .... Blank, Donald ........ Bleim, Donald ........... Bogusz, Conrad ......... Bohland, Alvin .......... Borucki, Melvin ........ Brady, Alice ........... Brauer Maril n , V ------.---- Brazzil, Patricia ................ Bridenbaugh, William ........ Brunner, John ................. Bumbaugh, Edmund... Burden, Robert ............. Bushroe, Leitha ......... Calmes, Joanne ,.,,., Cannon, Barbara ........ Cantwell, James .,..,.,. Cark, John ............. Celusta, John ......... Chiaverini, Frances .... Cole, Thomas ............ Collins, Annabelle ........ Comte, Francis .......... . Connolly, Walter ........ Connolly, William ...... Crowley, Cornelius... Cryan. Shirley ........ Cutcher, Wayne ......... Daly, Mary ....................... Daunhauer, V Edward ......... Davo, Bernice .............. DePrisco, Gerald ....... DeYanna, William ....... Docls, Thomas ............ Domin uez Theodore S , ----w---- Donahue, Lawrence ......... Drake, James ................... Drouillard, Frances ..... Dunn, Thomas ............ Dusseau, Stanley ....... Dzienny, Helen ......... Eggl, John ................. Ehrman, Rosemary ........ Eickholt, Lois .............. Eigensee, Mary .......... Etzel, Robert .......... Etzel, William ....... Feltman, John ........ Feyes, Andrew ....... Fleig, Charles ......... Fleitz, Richard ........ Fligor, Barbara ...... Florian, John ......... Flynn, Francis ........ Ford, Shirley .......... eniot .Qucfentf keyistet Address Zone ................1203 Page 8 ..........Maumee, Ohio .........3935 Homewood 12 Baden 9 .......63 Walbridge 9 Utah 5 .........2352 Lawrence 6 ........4337 Birchall 12 ..........5Z1 Pulaski 7 ..........535 Tronto 9 Barrington 12 .........1435 Argyle 7 Page 8 Plymouth 5 ............1246 W. Delaware 6 Mulberry 8 R. No. 3, Box 178 Hazelhurst 12 ................Erie, Michigan ........2327 Eastbrook 12 ..........381 So. Detroit 9 Perth 7 .........46o6 Commonwealth 12 Dorr 7 .............Sylvania, Ohio .........523 Crittenden 9 .........Erie, Michigan .........1741 Wyndhurst 7 .......2444-Barrington 12 ...............2942 - 118th ll Dale 9 .......135Ol Willys Pkwy. 12 Western 9 ......1293 Wildwrvtld 9 Prouty 9 . ................... 635 Collins 10 .......4411 N. Lockwood 12 ........,...3154 Kimball 10 G0ulcl 12 .........346 Rockingham 10 Nevada 5 Lodge 9 .......4636 Eastway 12 .........l213 Liberty 5 ..............3264 Island 9 ..........522 Woodville 5 ........2118 Grandwood 12 Sumner 9 ...........314 Eastern 9 ...........3145 Sylvania 12 .........154 Rosalind Pl. 10 Linden 9 Winterlield '7 W. Weber 8 ........1443 Lincoln 7 ........2725 Schneider 9 .........877 Colburn 9 .......2643 Scottwood 10 ...............1340 Yates 8 ........2523 Parkwood 10 .......1248 Pinewood 7 ...............1620 Nevada 5 Westwood 7 ........4525 N. Lockwood 12 ..........4518 N. Haven 12 ..............3252 Island 9 .........2318 Dunham 9 ..........1002 Prouty 9 Name Forrester, Edward ....... Fournier, Elizabeth ........ Address Zone .....Swanton, Ohio 31 South 9 522 Erie 11 Francis, Ruth ............... ' F1'iend, Walter .......... ......, 2 211 Summit 11 Fromme, Edward ......... ..,,,.,,,,,.4, 1 923 Perth 7 Gaiffe, Margaret ....... ............... 5 58 Valleywgod 5 Galayda, Violet .......... ....................... 9 14 Parkside '7 Garand, Frederick .......... ....... R . R. No, 5, Box 193 5 Garwacki, Delphine ........... .......................... 6 50 Hudson 3 Gasiorowski, Joseph ................. , ........................ 823 Hoag 7 Gavigan, Mary ......................... .......... 308 W. Bancroft 2 Gibson, Robert ............ ........................... 3 5 Rockingham 8 Giles, Phyllis ........... ...... ....... 2 1 07 Hawthorne 6 Gleason, Eugene ..... .......... 2 040 Clinton 7 Gleespen, Alice ........... Glennon, Richard ....... Glesmer, Richard ........... Glowczewski, Alvina Goebel, Jane .................. Grabarski, Irene .......... Graeff, Patricia ........ Gross, Shirley .............. Grosschedl, Mary ....... Gstalder, Robert ......... Gust, Dorothy ......... Halle , Jacquelyn y ..... 'Hain, Dorothy ......... Halas, Elizabeth .......... Halm, Barbara ............ Hamilton, Patricia .... .. Hannum, John ............ Hanson, Eleanor ....... Harhauer, Margaret ....... 'Harpen, Mary Helen ...... Harrington, John ........ 'Hassen, Mary ........ . Hatch, Joan ............. Hauck, Eleanor ........... Haudan, Donald ....... Heing, Marjorie ....... Heizelman, Robert .... Henricks, Kathryn .... Higgins, Francis .......... Hilkens, John .......... 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Central 8 ........2401 Cherry 8- .........139 Mettler S ........329 Decatur 9 .......1669M Dorr 7 .......1861 Pinewood 7 520 Hamilton Havre .....1430 Nebraska .......1231 Nevada 7 7 5 9 .......Maumee, Ohio .........2142 Genesee 5 ........5225 Maple s ........2507 Locust 8 Page 147 n-.uni ......1-..1..111i..1.-1m..v. P. SMOROSKI 2929 Lagrange St. GROCERIES and MEATS ofa ....,..... ....-....-..g. n.-un- 4. -----...-. R ---- ..,.-..g. COMPLIMENTS ...OF... P Harold W. Stewart ge ,148 view-um 11111--111111-- um- ala Compliments of Capital Tire and Rubber Co. 1001-3-5 Cherry Street TOLEDO, OHIO Re-Trexading and Vulcanizing O Ben J. Geiger ADams 8133 111:11-....-.1g1111111111uu1 p...un.-..................1111111.-ml... METAMORA OIL CO. Distributor of Hi-Speed Products 'k Fritz Messing, Proprietor ll-sluliuniusis 0ilvI1ml 1111111-11-1 llll--:luis-nu1lm.1 aiu Name Kahle, Patricia ..... Kaiser, Richard .....,,.. Katalias, Elizabeth ....... Kehren, Robert ,......,.,,. Kelley, Margaret .,....,,. Kelly, Geraldine ........r. Keogh, Thomas ........ Kesting, James ....,....... Konczal, Raymond ..,,..,,., Koralewski, Leonard ......... Krumeich, Mary .,...,..ti,t, Kuefer, Edward .......,,., Kuenzel, Robert ........... Kwiatkowski, Violet .i......, Kolinski, Philip .............. Lajti, Helen .....,....... Lake Carol n , Y ------,------, LaPointe, Jacquelyn ....,.. Lasko, Lillian .............. Laur, Thomas ...,...,.... . .,.. Leonhardt, William ..... Leopold, Irma ,..,,.,,...,.. Lewandowski, James.. Lewandowski, Normanil-. Lincoln, Harold ....,,,,.,.... Linenkugel, Claramae.. Lipinski, Geraldine ..... Longmore, Geraldine.. Lucarelli, Edith .............. Luyet, Raymond .......... Lykowski, Melvin ....... Maher, John .......... Maher, Robert ........,, Mahoney, Thomas .,..... Majchzak, Marian ........ Malone, Theodore ....... Mangas, Thomas ,........ Manore, Harold ....... Mara, Lee ......,.............. Marzluff, Jacqueline ,.,. Mauter, Donald ........... McCarthy, Patricia ..,.... McCarty, Patricia ......... McCullough, Thomas .,....... McGowan, James ........ McNamee, Doris ......... McQuade, Jeanne .........,, McShannic, Robert ......, Mcvicker, Evelyn ........ McVicker, Margaret ...,... Meehan, Robert ,........,. Meiring, Rosemary ......... Mellon, Therese .......... Mensing, Barbara ,....... Mensing, Phyllis ......... Metro, Martha ,........ M eyer, Phyllis ................ Michalski, Marcella ......., Mierzwiak, Venetia ..... Miller, Norma .......... Moan, Richard ......... Senior Students, Register fContinuedD Address Zone .,...........Maumee, Ohio Woodsdale 9 R. No. 3, Box 183 .................Rossford, Ohio Lewis 12 .......1241 Oakwood 7 Dana 9 .........173 E. Broadway 5 ..........1132 Hamilton 7 ........1243 Woodland ..............2615 Starr 5 ........1130 Grand 6 PeCk 8 ..........606 Junction 7 ..........659 Primrose 12 ,..,.......1934 Genesee 5 ..........1751 Kensington 7 ..........Erie, Michigan Esther 5 ..........2003 Oakwood 7 ..............2601 Starr 5 ..............191O LOCuSt 8 .........2073 Eastbrook 12 .,.......421 Nebraska 7 ..........2127 Clinton 7 .....,,.....7'11 Segur 9 Everett 8 ........2148 Broadway 9 .............1789 Summit 11 ..........Rossford, Ohio Dexter 8 .,.....2407 Westbrook 12 .......1750 Wyndhurst 7 .......2229 Grantwood 12 .......1056 Nebraska '7 Winthrop 10 ........2022 London Sq. 6 ........1022 W. Woodruff 6 Melrose 10 .......Maumee, Ohio ........1475 Schuyler 12 ........1038M Booth 8 ........1747 Freeman 7 .......615 Baldwin 10 ........4206 Templar 12 ......139 Amherst 9 ........1113 Parkside 7 ............624 Dryden 12 ,...............2411 Chase 11 .......530 Spring Grove 5 ........,222 So. Detroit 9 .......... 724 So. Erie 4 Poplar 5 .........4111 Willys Pkwy. 12 ............1538 Watova S' .........2136 Eastbrook 12 ...........4135 Fairview 12 .........1055 Tecumseh 7 ...,...1339W Nebraska 7 ................1717 Barrows 12 Condley 12 Moore, Thomas .,,,.,...,,,,,, ,,,...... 4 562 Overland Pkwy. 12 Morganstern, James ....... Mossing, Rose .............. Mouch, James .......... Murray, Paul ......... Templar 12 ,,,,....,...Metamora, Ohio .........415 Kenilworth 10 ........1389 Wildwood 9 Name Nachazel, Robert ....... Nagy, Robert ......... Nagy, Teresa ....... Nally, James ......,,.. Navarre, Bonnie ........ Niese, William .......... Nitz, Rita ............... Nowak, Adella ....... Nowicki, Jean ......... Oberle, Phyllis ....... Obert, Ruth .,,,,,,... O'Boyle, Jean ........, O'Brien, Francis ........ O'Connell, Mary ........... O'Donnell, Richard ....... Okenka, Martin ........... Orzechowiak, Frank ......... Pacer, Norma .....,....... Packo, John ......... 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Posadny, Arthur ...... ................... 2 149 Dorr Posadny, Rita .......... ...................... 2 149 Dorf Poss, Mary ..........,...... 1805 Heatherdowns Potocky, Elizabeth ......... ................... 7 11 Orchard Rabideau, Robert ....... .......... 7 57 Brinton Rapp, Adela ,,,,....,... ........ 1 703 Summit Redding, Thomas ....... Reichert, , Francis ........ Reifert, Mary .......... Renner, Freida ......,.... Rethinger, James ....... Reynolds, Paul ........ Roberts, Charles ......... Roberts, Gloria ..........., Rochowiak, Frances .,....... Romaker, Jacquelyn .... Romaker, Robert ........... Rosenberger, Mildred.. Rowan, Rosemary ........ Rudnicki, Elizabeth ..... Ruesch, Elizabeth .......... Rush, John ................. Saal, Alfred .................. Sanderson, Eleanor ....... Sartor, Joseph ............ Scanlon, Mary ........... 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A is A V .M ' Senior Editor!--BettySchweichert, Kathryn AHenricks,1,CQlaramae. Linenkpgel, Geraldine Longrnore, Dorothy Ichrist, Jeanr1e,,Marief'Swank, Wfillfaxhfrnith, Robe-3rt,Heizelf man, Tom Keogh, 'FredeGarand, james Nally,fLouisf'Srark. , - ' : -A1 OrganjzaliwzdEditor:-fjarjr1es',Kestir1g, Omer Rethirrgen,-Andrew Feyes, Ruthi'Oberjt,' Rose M. Serin, Maryyfirumeich, Christine Zak,eMary Jo Foss., p S ' S ' Underclarf Editors-Mildred Jeffery, Betty -RueSch,QDOr0thy Gust, 'Delphirre Garwacki, Jacqueline Marzluff,'Jea.nne',Smoroski. ' Q, ' Calendar Editark-Mary Helen Harpen, .Virginia Sohnly, Shirley Cryan-. , A Copy Edirtorf-Rosemary Rowan, Margaret Kelley, Patricia.2Shea, Venetia Mierzwiak. Girls' Sport: Editorrf-Patricia Brazzil, Alice Gleespen, Phy1IisiPinklernar1. , 7 Typirtff-Geraldine Kelly, Phyllis gMensing, 'Iennief,Palonibi, Phyllis. Bertling, Mildred ' Rosenberger. , A V -A - ' ' S l A BUSINESS STAFF el i, Bufinefr Manager--Thonias Moore. ' W L ' Afrirtrmt Eminem Mqmzgerrf-Mary L. Eigensee, Theresa justen, John,Hilkens. Ad Manager-Robert 'Nachazel .',' 'S A . ' Arririam' Ad Mamzgerr-Cliarles Roberts, Con Crowley, john Cark, ' Cirfulation Manager--Jean Nowicki. . . ' A ' ' Arfirtnnt Cirrulalion Mmzagerrf-Emily Szczepaniak, Adela Rapp,'Mary. F. Vamos, Phyllis Meyer, Bernice Davo, Jane Goebel, Ruth Francis, Delphine Siczechowiak. Caflaier-MPatricia McCarty. V Office Mamzgerr-Sylvia Skibinski, Patricia Szyperski, Helen Lajti, Rita Nirz, Rosemary Meiring, Edith Lucarelli. Bzrrinerr Typirtf-Elaine janas, Norma Velker, Alvina Glowczewski, Mildred Hollinger, Norma Pacer, Carolyn Taylor. .- , : 'S' N fi 2'-4 :L -s 5: :.. 5: ll .. , ll! .. . ... :nl 5 ,. .,. H: . Il S .Q Ill ll ll .. -: . .. ll ll ... .. .. FS ., ... Ili ll ..,: .... :Il nn pg: r nn: --- mu 1- u y-. H- n lr u- -1 nu n nw ul 1- -'s 1 r Hu I 1 1 Q.. 1 .-. ,..f , f S m pp, 'I I w- ,rx ,wx :mf E f s 2 6 2 . R 5 5 A sf L I I. 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