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

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Volume 25 June, IO50 No. l. 12, 3. 1 It will not satisfy me, what satisfies so many, to have two independent systems, intellectual and religious. going at once side by side, by a sort of division of labour. and only accidentally brought together. It will not satisfy me. if religion is here. and science there. ancl young men converse with science all day. and lodge with religion in the evening .... I wish the in- tellect to range with the utmost freedom, and religion to enjoy an equal freedom. hut what I am stipuiating is, that they should he found in one and the same place. and exemplified in the same personsf, -Cardinal Newman C O N T E N T S: Dedication Administration Graduates Underclassmen Activities Athletics Patrons Advertisers To GUR BELOVED BISHOP HIS EXCELLENCY JQI-IN FRANCIS NQLL, D.D PATRON OF EDUCATION, LOVER OF YOUTH. ZEALOUS PASTOR OF SOULS. INIASTER BUILDER THIS 1959 ISSUE OF KITHE ECHO IS AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED. Most Reverend Bishop Noll turns the first soft for the new school, October 22, 19758. Unless the Lord build the house: they Ialoor in vain that build it.-Psalm CXXVI. X xxx ' , 3 Y on vtsv .. 1 ,..i... FTIIE NEW CIiNTIltXL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Dedicated .lanuary 1939 Finishect in hass, oak, pine an r woo xxorc co at tue walls pohshe atum inum venetian shades. . Contains 4000 volumes more than 2 300 hooks on shelves, 1,500 to he catalogued Foremost Catholic authors represented Restful beauty inviting stu y Nloctern and luxurious . . . Blue-green hricfz walls, terrazzo floors, cream celotex ceiling . . . Translucent windows . . . Black glass top tables . . . Chromium plated seats of rect anal hlacle teafher . . . the Mecca of C. C. Society. Page 5 nga' 0 Iizolncx' 'TYPIIXVRITING PHYSICS , ,QI J , ' C 3 -xx W-Z, f , 1 fhg C. C. H. S. CY:-INANLIM Adminisiurautiwn REV. JOHN H. KENNEDY. Qlxfl., Pu. D. Superinienflent BROTHER JUSTIN. C.S.C.. FIA. Page 8 Principal From his office Father Kenf necly directs ffm deslinies of ilze school over the modern public aclclress system. Each clay, at ille Beginning and end of school, the stu- clenis hear a short spiritual talk over the public aclclress system by Father Murplly. REV. JOSEPH T. INIURPHY, BLA. Spirifual Dirvclor SISTER ST. AGATHA, lW,A. Principal Page 9 BRO. EDGAR CSC ISRO. FRANCIS C,S.C, X I SISTER MARY AMATA SISTER MARIE DENISE SISTER MARGARET AIACUQUE ix BRO. GILES CSC. BRO. PAULUS C.S.C. BRO. OWEN C.S.C BRO. MEI. C.S.C. REV. LEONARD CROSS REV. ADRIAN BRANDEIIGFF REV wr '11 SISTER STVINCENT SISTER LORETTA TIIERESE SISTER AIOYSIUS MARIE SISTER ANN CAMILLUS SISTER AGNES LUCILE SISTER MIRIAM FRANCIS SISTER MARIE CATHERINE SISTER MARY CLARE SISTER MARY VINCENTIA THI-I FqXCIjIfI-Y OF IOBSASO .CURT SUELZER SISTER MARY BERIIADETTE SISTER MARY ANGELE SISTER MARY PHILIP BRO. LEON CSC SISTER IGNATIUS THERESE SISTER MARIE JOSEPH SISTER AGNES CLARE SISTER MARIE FRANCIS Graduates PAUL 1,. BRANDT Palau 1307 Kvnsingflon Blvml. SI. .luili-is l,ilI'1S1l, Si-nior Class l,H'S14ll'Ill. 50: 121110 Null, '58, 105 fu-nz-rul 1 lmlrmun Prom, 30. IQICIIARD V. STIQIGMIAJYHR lla-le 121 VV. Crm-igflmion Aux Sl. 111:1- rirlcvs lxnrisll. Class V1C'l'-1,TI'S1fll'Ill. ST: Class 'lin-nsurvr, SO: lxiono- grmn fvlulm, '38, SO: lrooilmll, '38, EO: All-Cily llonomlnlv lxlc-ntion. '30. ROBERT E. KEARNEY HBOIJU 1910 E. Slate Blvcl. St. Judes Parisll. Class Presiclenf, 56: Trea- surer, 57: Vive-Presiflenf, NSS: Evlmo Siall '58, Co-Eciiior, SO: Four-Year Honor Roll. ROBERT 1.. ALLEN Bohn 601 11-iilu Sl. Pc-lc-rvs ljurisll. filass Sc-rrelury, SS: ,Gln-Q' cilulr EO, '37, 38: Efllfl Stull '38, Busi- ness lxlgr. SQ Page 12 THE CLASS QFFICERS I Paul Brandt ....................... President Nlarjorie Lennart .............. Vice-President Ricliarcl Steigmeyer ................ E Treasurer Nlary Laughlin ............,....... Secretary MARJORHE NI. LENNART Margie', 1019 N, Alltll0lly. St. .1uc1e's Par- isll. Class ljresioienl, ST: Vice-Presb cient, '58- 59: Honor lx,l0l'lOgl'HI1l 158: Glen' Clulm '36- 59: Dl'ilIllIl11f' Clull 56: Ailllciic lvlonogrnm Triangle N505 Numrrzxl ST: Bisllop Noll Srllolursllip: Evlxo Business Stull 50: 1'our-Year Honor Roll. lVlARY 1.AUGl1l.1N mVVu,1n1n1es H 3521 1.ulny0llv Sin-1-1, SL l,illl'1l'l'4,S llurislr. Class Svvri-lnry, SO: Ulf-P filulw: Smlnlily: G. A, A. Awnrclq lX'1issions: lgnsliollmll cillilK'll SO, Doms lX'2lAE 1V1o1f1L Abbie 2219 Nlinvr Street. ST. ljulrivlcvs Pzxrislm. Honor lV1onogram: Honor Roll: Sl. CH1l16F1I1C'S Alumnae Scllolnrslminc Religion Award: Pal- nelin Leadership lvleflnlz lvlzgr. De- lnney Srlmolarslmipz Give Clulxg Dra- mnfirsz Soclalify Prelerti SU: Co- Eclilor 01' Tlme Ef-lm SO: Snluiu- Iorinn '30, NIARY ANN ALLGEIER 2320 N. Anlliony Blvd. SL .1ue1e's ljurislr Treasurer, v'5S: Aflvisory Bonrfl 59: Honor lvlonogram '58- 59: liour-Year Honor Roll: Cv. A., 56-'37- SU: Arhlf-tif: lx!l0fl0- gram HBO: Soilnlily. GENEVIEVE ALT Gwen,' -126 Ln Salle Street. St. Pc-1er's Purislx, Honor lxlonograrn, '38, 392 CIN- Clulm. V361 OFl'll6S1fil, '30, HST, 38: Four-Year Honor Roll: Bisliop Noll Scliolarslxipg Honor Scliolrxr- sliip '38 lx lARY ANKENBRUCK 1013 Liberty Street. St. lxlaryvs Parisli. Honor Alonogram, V385 Glee Clulr, V361 Four-Year Honor Roll: Drnmatics. '36: Soclality, ,36, J1. RUTH E. BAIQER llRUtl1i6,, 2016 Forest Parlc Blvd. St. Judes Pnrisli. Honor Nlonogram, SS: Glee '36-,303 G. A. A. ixlonogram HA '38, HCM ,393 Point Secretary C. A. A., '37, '38, '30 ROBERT J. BARRAND Bob R. R. 10. St. .losopllvs Pnrisli, Hes- sen Cassell. Drmnzitir Clulm. '36 Baslietlmll, '36. JAM ES B. BENNIGAN Buck 426 XV. State St. Prerious Bloocl pnrisli. Honor Roll, '37, '38, 139. DOROTHY BEUCHEL HDot' 1614 E. Lewis St. Catlieclral Par- islm, Gler- 356: Honor Roll Dmnmtirs, 356: Soclality, '36, '37 ROBERT N. ALTER Upee Vkfeen Tl 1 E. lellcrson bt. St. lxlnry s Pnrisli. Football, '38, 359: 5101104 gram 359. DAVID T. APP HChestyU 1515 E. NVRsl1ington St. St. lX1ary's Parislm. Glee '38, '39: Inter- class Basliellmll, '37, 38: Tennis. '38, '59. HELEN BALSER UCl'LUlJIJi9u 2532 Bowser Avenue. St. Pe-ter's Parisli. Cvlee '36-'30: A. A., '36: Honor Roll: Art V581 Soclality, '36, '37, RICHARD C. BART1-1 Dick 1014 Rivermet Ave. St. lxlnryvs Parisli. JOSEPH P. BERG foe 414 Colerick St. St. Peters Parisll. Bislmop Noll Sfliolarsliipg Honor '37, '38, 139: lnterrlnss soli- lunll zincl lmslif-tlmll, 358. GEORGE 0. BITLER Ugllbblesn 021 E, Xvayne St. Sl. Nlaryqs Parisli. Varsity Foollzall, '37, '38, 430: Blonograrn Clulw, '38, ,391 Nl6Hll'J6I' State aricl National Catlin- lie Baslietlmall Cliamps, ,391 Dortor King Sportsmansliip 'l-ropliy, 30: All-City Hon. Alention ljootlmll, '39, '30, Page 13 JAMES E. ISOEDEKER lim 'SI3 Ure-Pnwooci St, cjiiiilf'iil'ili Par- isii. ixionograrn Ciuia, '37, '38, V302 Aii-Tournzinwnt Bzxsicetimaii Guarci. 7505 Captain Siziie anci Naiionai Caiiioiic Basiieiimii Cilamps, '30, ROBERT J. BREMERKANIP Bolo 2602 I':i'lil'i:i6'iti View Piace. Sl. Pat- rivicis Parish. Honor ixionogrum. 56. FTERISSA iw'iARlli BRUG Te DQ Bug 2305 Xvznrsuw Sin-vi. Sl. i'c-ls-ris I,ilFiSil. Give- ffiuir: iviissions. RITA CILEIVIMER Clem 3020 Harrison Slrvei. Sl. Pnlrixisis Pnrisii. Honor Roii, G. A. A. Aiii- ieiif' Awnrrig Sofia-iiiiy, ANTHONY J. COLONE ...ronyn 422 VV. ixiasierson Ave. St. Pat- ririfs peirisii. Varsity Fooiipaii, '37, '38, 750: Captain, SQ: Aii-City Honoraivic ixie-nlion, '38, '50, MARGARET COOK CookieU i825 Vvviwster Slreel. Si. Pr-te-r's ijarisii, iviissions: Somiuiity. Page I4 oar., pw FRANCES BOLTZ Fran 4405 Pciniuroiw Lane. SI. Joim tile Baptist Parisim. Cvice Club: Drarnatifs: Sociaiily. ANTHONY F. BRITA Tony 2512 Tayior St. Si. Josepifs Pur- isii. Eciio Staff, '38: Honor Niono- gmm, '38. IQATHERINE BURRELL H , H Katie 552 Bucimnzin Streel. SI. Peloris Purisii. C. 36. '57, '58, 305 Aiiiielir ivionogmni '39: S0- ciniily, '37, iViARY LOU COFFEE Louie ll'5l ijncicnrci Avenue. Si. Pvlvns iJilfiSil. Sccrvliiry, Sb: riircasurvr, H582 iionor ivionogfrmn: Snfieliily: Ulm- Club: G. A. A. Award. ROBERT W. CONTANT Bob 5024 Piaza Drive. St. Pniriciiis Pariiii, Bisiiop Noii Sciioiarsiiip: Four-Year Honor Roii: Eciuo Staff, '37, '38, i392 Goici Nieriai Sopiio- more Einrution: .Iunior Oraioryz Li- imrary Siaii, '56, '37, '78, 750. ELEANOR COUTURE 'Shorty 2729 indiana Avenue, SL Patricicis Parisii. Giee Ciuina Orcimesiraz Honor Roii: Honor Nionograrn: Dra- rnaiics: Sociaiity. JOHN VV. CROW Hlolmnyn 3204 S. Harrison St. St. putrirlivs Parislu. SUZANNA txt. CUTTER USUG.. 2210 Tliolnpson Ave. St. .loseplfs Parisll. Honor BIOHOQYHIII, '38, Glee '36-'30: Ecllo Business Blflr.. '30, Four-Year Honor Roll: Bislxop Noll Sclrolarsllipz Putxlirity lxlgr. A. A., 739: Four-Year Perfect Attenclance: Atlwletic Flono- gram 338: '39: Dra- matirs. '36. LORETTA Nl. DEININGER Dome 526 Talwer Street, St. Peters Par- islx. Honor Roll: Missions: G. A. A. Awarcl. REGINA DIDION lean 527 NV. Fiftll Street. Precious Blood Parisli. Honor Roll: Slmort- lrnancl Speed Award. '38. VIRGINIA DOUBLE Ginnyy' 909 lV1ain Street. St. Pauls Parisli. Honor Roll, Honor lV1onogram: Cler- Clulrz G, A. A. Award: Bisliop Noll Sclnolarslmipg Delegate to So- clality Convention. IVIARGARET FARNAM Red 1414 So. Clinton Street. Catlxeclral Parislm. Sodality, '36, 'BTC Glee Club. '36, '57. .IEANNE CULVER Ductless, 1-102 Cluru Avenue. Caitlin-clrul ljurislu. Ulee Clulm. '36f 30: G, A. A.. '30, '37, 38: Drmnutirs, 30: Atlllt-tif' Vlrinngle. 30: Nurnf-mls. '31 LEO R. IDAUGHERTY Dick 316 Tluirtl St. Precious Blood Par' ielm. Four-Year Honor Roll: Glee- Clulm, '30, V381 Eflwo Stag. '30. ROBERT D. DICKBIEYER HBOAH 2806 Eurliml Ave. St. Patrielivs P, -. dl'I5l1. lVlARY ELLEN DISSER Hglonclien 2323 Xvelmster Street. St. Patriflos Pnrislx. Honor lxlonogmmg Honor Roll: Df2lIllZl11l'SC Soclality: A. Ag 11-lvgfrie to S. A. Con- vt-ntiim. FRANK E. ERXVIN Earl 328 XV. Dexvnlcl St. St. l,fllI'1l'lilS Purislm. Honor Roll tlxree years. HELEN N. FREISTROFFER 1010 Crescent Axenue. Cntlleclrnl ljnrislx. N. Nlarys Commercial Higll. 10, J.. Page 13 DOROTHY CZALLIGIIER Lee' R. R. No. 7, New Haven. St. Jolnfs lV,ill'1Sll. Honor Roll, '38 Dramatirs, 36. BETTY CJILDEA 320 Anclerson. Catlreclral Parisll. Honor lx'jIOIl0Ql'illll, '38: Glee Clulw. '36, Honor Roll: Soclality, '36, '37, BETTY JANE c10liTZ Girlie 1023 lf. Vvusllinglon Blvzl. St. lxluryis Purisll. Clem- Clulr, ,305 fl. 303 Soflnlity, 37. ly1ARYC3RAIfIfli Duchess 1143 Kinnairml. Catlleclral parisll, frlc-0 flulm, 30: fr. A. A., 16: Soclality, '37. .lol-IN R. HAGAN DaVinci 422 Rose Lane. St. Patriclos Par- isll. lnterclass Baslcetlvall, '36, '37, '38: Dramatic '36. JOHN E. HEINY lol1nnie', 2701 Xvxfst Drive. Sl. .luf.le's Par- isll. Class Vive-Prcsiflent, '38: CIM- Clulm, '38 Page 16 LILLIAN GEOFERAY Lil' 2921 N. Antllony Blvcl. St. Jude' Parish. Honor Nlonogram, '38, '39 Glee ,363 A,, '36 Four-Year Honor Roll: Soelulity '36, 37. BASIL GLADIEUX Bas 2928 Vveisser Parlc Ave. St. Peterys Parisll. At C. C. H. S. One Year. EDWARD J. GORMAN Ed 321 VV. Leilll St. St. Patricks Pa-rrisll. Class Secretary, '36: Honor lxlonograrn, '36: A11-Tournament Baslcetloall forward, ,393 Nlemlner State ancl National Callrolic Bas- lwtlvall Cllamps, '30. JAMES B. GRIITFITITI lim 1520 1.al4e Ave. St. .1ucle's Parislu. Class Presiclenl, '38, Glee Clulw, '36, '37, '38, '30, Four-Year Honor Roll: Fre-mill Medalist, '38, MILDRED R. HANCHAR 1209 Ewing Street. Catlleclral par- isll. Sodality, '36, '37, RUTH HENRY Pat, 3212 Dinnen Avenue. St. .loseplfs Parisll. Honor Roll: Glee Club: G. A. A. Officer, '37, 385 Vice- president, ,381 Cv. A. A. Nlonogram, '39. S nr lX'ilARY ALICE HERBER Squaliceu Lincoln HiQllNN'ily' East. St. An- flI'6NY'S Parisli. Four-Year Honor Roll: Treasurer, '37: Honor lxiono- grnnx. 738: Publicity Nlgr.. 758: A. A.. '36, '37, '38s Glee Clulw. V361 Bisliop Noll Scliolarsliipg A111- letif NICRO!-fl'i1ll1 '3S. JOHN G. HIGGEN Hlolinnyn 43-1 E. Creiglilon Ave. Si. Pat- rirliis Purislm. inierclass Bzisliellimll. 38 DORIS HIRE Dolly 4122 Sou1lI Xvayne Ave. St. Jolmis parish. Cvlee ,361 Soclality, '36, V37. NIARGERY ANN HUGH ES HHeclges 1103 Riclgewoocl Drive. SL Pairicles Parislw. Ulee Cluln, '36, A. A.. 136: Honor Roll: Sodaliiy, '36, '37. AUGUST J. HUHN Bud 2210 inciiana Ave. St. Pauls Par- isld. Cvlee '36, '37, '38, V391 Honor BIi0Il0gI'iUIl, '36, GERALDINE lw'lAR1E JANSEN K5Gerry H 807 Tliirci Street. Precious Bloocl Parisii. Giee Cluia, V361 Honor Roll: Aililelic Awarcl Triangle. '36: Sodaliry, '56, '37s G. A. A.. '56, 97. JOSEPI-I C. HIGGINS 7100 -13-1 E.. Creiglilon Axe. Si. Pal- rirliis Parisli. Honor lxlonogmin. ,373 Slurlent Ailileiie ixinnuger, 37, '38 HELEN ANN HILIQER 2209 Crescent Avenue. Si. .lu1,le'S Purisln. Glee Cluln, '36: G. A. A.. '36, 137: Aililetic lxionograin Tri- angle, '36, Sozlality, '36, '37, LILLIAN 1-1oY HNan 1602 Geller Street. Precious Blood Parisli. Honor Roll. Typing anfl Sluorlliancl Awzxrcls, ,372 Secretary: Prerious Bloocl C0lIlIIlC1'CiZll, '37. ROBERT C. HUGUENARD 'KBOH' R. R. No. 2, New Haven. Sl. Louis' parislu, Besancon. Trans- lerrecl lrom New Haven Higln Scliool. TI-IOMAS J. HUSTED nKiller' 11-19 Cmnt Ave. Sl. 1XlzIry's Purisll. NIARDELLE JENSEN Ulxiartyi -1439 Esplanade. Si. .lolIn'S Parisll Glee Clulpz Draillaiicjs: A. A Page 17 , iQOBIiRT C. JUNK 'Bob' H02 fiinlon St, pre-1 ious Biooci i'0lll'-N PHY lillllllf D imzv CINTHERINE KAMP IOIG Shore Drive, Si. iucievs Par- ich. Give- Ciuh, '56, 757: Honor Roii: Sociariiiy, 756. '37. UoRo'ri115,xKAsT Hlloftivn 2813 R41-li Slrvvl. Sl. ijvlvris Pur- ish, fiim- Vinh, Vi, -371 fi. A. A., ill, 7373 Aiiriviim ixllilllllffillll 'liri- amgjiv, P3111 NlllllI'TiliS. 7573 Soxiuiily, SO, 137: i'rom f2um-1-n, '30, Josomi H. iilNTZ loo 27Il Nz-xx Haus-n Axe, Si. An- cirmxfs Parish. Bishop Noii Sriioiur- ship: iimmr IXIOHUQTZIIII. 30, 758. CiERALDINE KLEPPER HG0rry y I720 K1-nsinglon Bivci, Si. .iunic-is ijnrisir. Give- Ciuim, 756: Suriaiiiy. ,361 757. f iXIARJ0RlE IXNN IXOEHL if , ,. iwargm 3521 Siniiir Sire:-L Si. if-ie-r's Parr- igir. 7iH'1lSlll'f'l', 77172 Sl. ijeh-ris t70llllllt'l'iilil Ikiflllfll' Slllllllgfillll, ,371 Honor '36, '37. Page IS ijnrish. Bishop Noii Scriroinrsiripz ixiARIE ISABEL KAI-iN 2010 Bayer Ave, St. .iucievs Parish. Give .363 Soniaiity. '56, 757: Nature Ciuia, '57, North Simi? High Sfirooi, 758. Rxcmxno H. IQAOUGH Spike 2826 Hoagland Ave. St. Patricifs PfiriQi1. Ciaig Treasurer. '36: Echo Staff, '30, interciass Basicethaii four years. .JOSEPHINEIQELLY Dork 720 Nuiiman Street, Sl. Palrlvios Parrish. Honor Roiig Honor ixiono- grum: Give Ciuh: Drmrmtifsg G. .-X. A. IRIQNE M. KLEBER HBlClCkiGH ixiaysviiis- Rumi. SL Jucieis par- ish. Givr- Ciuh, 755, 7583 Socizriiiy. '30, '57, '58, MARJORIE KOEBLE 'iMidge 2210 Fairfieici. St. Patricifs Par- ish. Give Ciuh: Sociaiity: Cv. A, A. ROBERT J. KOCKS Hlunior 324 E. Butier St. SL Patricicls Parish. Echo Staff, 759: Foothaii, '58s interciass Basiceihaii, '56, '39: Reserve Basiceiiaaii, 758. DOROTHY KOORSEN uBonnieH 1505 Hurci Street. St. Patricicls parisix. Honor Roli: Vice-President, 36: Glee Ciub. PATRICIA E. KRAD1ER Upattin 2210 Lynn Ave. St. Juc1e's Parisii. Glee Cluin, '36: G. A. A.. ,371 Sociaiity, '36, V371 Honor Roll. BETTY Jo LARIMORE Larry 1012 Xvest Washington Bivci. Ca- tiieclrai Parisim. Cvlee Club, '36, '39g G. A. A., '36, '37, '58. Ari Club, '38: Sociality, '36, '37. MARJORIE ANNE LAU ER Margie 614 East Lewis St. Catiieciral Par- isil. Giee i363 Honor '56, '37: Sodality, '56, 37. G. A. A., '36, '37, MARY JANE LAYTON 1303 Vvinter Street. Catimedrai Parislw. Sociality, '36, '37. G. FRANKLIN LERCH Frank 3005 Plaza Dr. St. Patriclos Par- isii. Orchestra, '36, '37. SHIRLEY KOPP Shir-in 614 VX'Pst VVayne St. Catlieciral Parisii, Treasurer, V361 S1-rrf-tary. 137, 258: Acivisory Bonrcl, '303 Honor ixionograin, '38, '30, Clee Clulu, '36-V393 Four-Your iionor Roll: G. A. A., '36, '37, '38, SO: AtlIietir Dionograni V381 '30 LORETTAMARY KUNBERGER Lorie 4115 Clinton Sireet. St. Joiun Bap- tist Parisiw. iviissionsg Sociality. DOROTHY A. LAU ER 'Dottie 3613 Piqua Ave. St. Patricifs Par- isii. Giee Club: Socialily: G. A. A. ANVEITCII EC1l0 BUSiF1QSS I ROBEIQT E. LAUER HBOU 720 E. .ieiierson St. St. ixiuryvs 1'zIrislI. BORIS T. LEBAMOFF Bebe 2020 Vveisser Pari-c Ave. St, Peteris parisli. Footlwali, 36: 1n- tvrriass Buslxotimll, '36, '37. ix'iAURlCE E. LERCH 'iBuc1 3005 Plaza Drixe. St. Patritglais Parislu. Honor Flonogram, '3S. Page 19 IWIARY ANASTASIA LEY R. R. No. I. Lima Roncl. precious Blood Pnrisln, Honor Nlonogrnnx, 758, Cleo Cluln, '36, Orclloslra, '57, ig: Honor Roll, '37: '38, 750: So- llnlily, '36. DOMINIC J. LOMBARDO UDOCU I008 Haydon Sl. Sl. lVIary's IJLIFISII. NoRMAN N. I.oNl-:Y Mljelau 7IH VV. C'l'4'IQlll0Il Avo. Sl. Ilul- rirlos Pzlrislu. Glu- Flulx, 757, 758. lilLI-fl-QN ANN lxlAl IAN A.MaI1o1'1ey', 202I lfnsl Drivc. .Iuclcfs I,Ill'ISll. Ulm- Clulm, EO: G. A. A., SU: Sorlnlilv, 757. THoMAs S. INIAHER Tom 024 Anflerson Avo. Culllcclrzll Purisln. Class Se-crelnry, 758: Four- Yf-nr Honor Roll: Inlurcluss Bnsliel- lmll, 756, 750. Nl0IlMA IXIARTIN UNorm T28 Colcrirlc Slrccl. Sl. PGH-r's IDZIFISII, A. Awinrclzl luis- xions: Soulla Simlc Higlu, 56. 57. Pagv 20 !. JEAN IIINEI-IAN I6I9 HowelI Street. Precious Blood Parish. lVIorIon Higll School, Ham- nmncl, Precious Blood Commercial Spevcl Award, 757. IVIARY ELIZABETH LOMONT ..Mae,, R. R. No. I, lxlonroeville, Incl. St. Louis Parisll. Besancon. Glee Club, 7563 Honor RolI, SO: Somlality, V36. Ros li ANN E LONG .rposeyu 423 Buss SI. SI. IJuul's Pnrisll. Ulm- c7llll1. SO-750. lq0.l1iMARlli INIIAGERS HIJHCICIICSH 'HTS Rualisill Blvcl. SI. .Iolm Bup- Iifnl l,lll'ISll, llonor IXIUIIOQFIIIIIC Clw- flulmg Ilonor Roll: Soclnlilyg II. A. A. Awnrcl: lfvllo Iiusinm-ss Stull: Drmnulirs. BETTY JEAN lxlARTlN Puddle I I I 5 East Ponlizxc. IJelL'r's Pnrislx, Honor lVIonogrnms, '58, '39: Gln-0 CIuI':. '36, Four-Year Honor RolIg ljinnislz Soclalily, '36, 757. XAVAYNE J. IVIARTIN Marty,' 2227 OIiver SI. St. Petefs Parisll. LUELLA lX ,1ATTES Lu 2734 Clleslnut St, St. Anc1rew's Parislm. Ce-ntral Higli, '36, '37, 38: C. H. 750: Glee Clulx, '30. EUGENE J. lX'llAXWELL I 9910 O12 Barr St. Catlleclral Parislx. Monogram Club, ,391 lnterclass Baslcetlvall, '55, '36, ,371 Varsity l'7oot11a1l ancl Basltetlvall, 139: Blem- lrer State' and National Catllolic' Baslwtlwall Clnamps: Loyola Hall O1 17itlllI' Svlcwtiorl, '30, JOIIN E. l.x1ERCI'lANT fake 2710 S. Harrison St. St. Patricliis Parisli. lnterclass Baslcetlmall, '36, '37, SO: C1l0fil1 Clulo, '30, DONNA JEAN lvllDDLETON 1124 Swinncy Avenue, St, Petorhs Parislr. Gif-C Club, 136: Honor Roll: G. A. A., 136: Soclality, '36, 37. XJIOLA lV1A1zGU ERITE MOORE avi., 3115 Xve-luster St. St. Patrirlos Parisli. Glce Clulmz Soclalityz lV1is- sionsg A. A. JEANNE E. lV1UIzRAY 438 Ruflisill. St. Jolm tlie Baptist l'JElI'iSll. C106 136: Drarnatics, 756: Soflalitv, 136: Pliy-Clie-nl, '30, ROBERT L. lxf1ATTES Bobby 1728 Bayer Ave. St. Juc1e's Parislm. Four-Year Honor Roll. lnterclass Baslxetldall, '37, 38. JAMES J. MCCARRON Hfimn 1715V2 Hoaglancl Ave. St. Pat- riclos Parisll. Elocution Nleflalist, V375 Dramatic Clula, '36, '37, '38: C196 Clulw, 138. LORETTA JEAN MICHAELIS Mile 3118 Clinton Stroet. St. Patriclos Parislu. Honor lvlonogramg Glee Clulv: Drarnatics: G. A. A.: Pala- clin Leadership lV1er1a1: Delegate to lvlission ancl Soclality Conventions: Ecllo Eclilorial Stall. LINUS J. lx'llNlCK HLiny', 2-142 Gay St. P61Pf'S Parisli. Four-Year Honor Roll: Latin lxlecl- allst, 3h:1.i1wrary Stall, Ji. 38. '30 KATHLEEN MURPHY Kay 243 De-Xvalcl St. Sl. ljalriclos Parisln, Honor Roll: Honor lvlono- gram: GI.-0 Clulxq G. A. A. ROSE lx 1ARY lV1URRAY ugmiles ' 2733 Reynolds St. St, Anclrcwls 1jill'1Sll. Ulm- Clulr, 750: Honor Roll, '36, 157: Drainatifs. 1383 Sllortllancl Speccl Awaril, ST: Typ- ing Awarrl, V37. Pogo 21 XVILLIANI VV. iX'lURRAY Bill 20200 Harrison Si. St. Pal- Iif'lC'S Pzxrisln. file-e Clulm. '30, '37, '38, '3O. GWENDOLYN NOYER Guzen 317 VV. Dexvalrl. Poierls Par- isll. lxlission Unit: G. A. Avvfirll, PEGGY CYCRJNNOR 'lWiz 'SOII S. l7nirl'ic-lcl Avo. Sl. .loimn lin- Buplisl llurisll. Svrri-lnry. ,302 iionor lVlonogrmn, SO, Ulm- fiiulr, SU: i':I'll0 Skill. I-503 Alillvlii' lxioncr groin 50g ir0lIl Yf'ilI' ilonor Roll: Bisllop Noll S1 ll0l2ll'5ilil1j Sl. lvlnry-ol'-lin'-VXloofls, So, HST, HSN. Roislfivr F. CDV!-IRMIZYER h llvyn ll'-I8 ljuvlcurrl Avo, cwillll1'1lI'ill liar! islm. Bisiiop Noll Sl'll0lill'SlliD. ifour- Yenr Honor Roll: Iifllil Skull, '38, '30, lliglwsi Avvrngc- lvlvclnl, NSS. CONSTANCE A. PANTAZIN Hconnien 428 Nlnclison SL Callicflral parisli. Cie? Clulz, 'YM Soclflliiy, SO, JAMES A. POINSATTE Ulimn H112 Alnimnm Ave-, Sl. .luclvis Pnrisil. Bisliop Noll Scliolzrrslnipz Four-Yr-nr Honor Roll. Drunmlir Ciuim, io, '37, V385 ljlllllil' Spf-ulv UIQ, '50, '5,, 38. 30. Pago 22 RUTH MUSSELMAN 'Muzzie 214 Vvilliams Sl. Si. Pniriclfs Parisll, Glee- Soclnlilyg A. A, MARY JosEPH1NE 0'CoNNOR 1223 Vvelel Sireei. Precious Blood Parisll. Honor Roll, '36, '57, 58: Honor lVlon0gran1, '38, Bisllop Noll Sriiolarslmipg Soclality, '36, '37. MARY JEANETTE GHSE '5005 Oliver Si. St. Peter's Parislm. Glee Club, '56: G. A. A., '56: Soclulify, '36, '37. lxflARGARliT PALMER Maggie 520 Tulmor Slrm-L Sl. llc-lc-r's por- isii. Honor Roll, Drurrmlivs. BERNADETTE H. PLUMANS n , sr Bernle 729 lvladison St. Sl. Nlaryls Parisll. Cleo Clulu, ,561 Sodality, 756. ROBERT C. PROUGH uBoliUer I0lI lvladison Sl. SL lVlary's Parish. lvlonogram Clulo. '39: Foot- lmll, '37, '58s All-City Honorable lVlenkion in Football, '39, lVlARY AGNES PUTNAIVI Hpudn 2930 OliN'er St. St. Petervs parisli. Honor Roll, '36, '38, '39, Atli- letic lxflonograni '38, C , '39: G. A. A.. '36, '37, '38. '50, VVILLIAM N. REDMAN Bill 2942 Bowser Ave. St. Patriclcvs lgarislm. lnterclass Basketball, '36, '57, lvlARY REILLY 'nfoodlesu 310 Berry Street. St. Patricles Parisli. Treasurer, '36: Honor Roll: Glee Club: G. A. A, Award. EDXVARD A. REINHART Edu 527 lseitli St, St. Peters Pnrisli. Honor Nlonograrn, '36, '37, '30g C-lee Club, '17, '58, lVlARGARET RICHARDS 'Marge' 2011 Hanna St. St, Patriclfs Parisll. Glee Clulac G. A, A. EILEEN SALMON Tucleer 244 E. Butler SI. Si. Ilairifks Parislu, Vice-President, '37: Presi- dent, '38, Advisory Board, '39: Honor lvlonogramg Dramatics: G. A. A, HELEN LOUISE RAUNER R. R, No. 6, Fort Xxlayne, St, lo seplixs Parisli, Glee Cluln, V36: G. A, A., '56, '37, '38, '39s Athletic Nlonogram '38: MCH, '39: Soclality. '36, '37, JAMES S. REED nfimmieu 3002 VV. Devvalcl St. St. Pat- riclcvs Parisli. Glee Clulo, ,38, '39. lX'!lARGARET A. REILMAN 5 Marge 2104 Florida Drive. St. lude's Parisli, Glee Club, '36: G, A. A., '36, '37, '38, V392 Atlwletic lvlono- gram '38: '39: Sodality, 36, '37: Four-Year Perfect Attend- ance, CATFIERINE A. REISING HKatie 432 E. Suttenlield Sl. St. Peter's Parisli, Glee Clulw, '36: Honor Roll, '36, ,373 Pliy-Cloiein '18, Sndaliiy, '16, '37, DOLORES C. RYAN Laurie-ay' 621 E. lellerson St, St, lvlaryls Parisli. Treasurer, 38: Honor lvlonograrn, 38: Glfi- '36, V395 Eclio Business Stall: Honor Roll, '37, '38: President G. A. A., ,392 Vice-President, '38: Secretary. '37: Soclality. '36, '3T: Atlwletic lvlonoe gram '38, '39 lVlARY SCHAAB Aug us ta 816 Berry Street. Sl. Pauls Parisli, Honor Roll, Glee Clulvq Dramatics: G. A. A.: Delegate to Sodality Convention. Page 23 RICHARD E. SCHEELE Dick 214 E. Xvihiwooci Ave. St. Patriclcs Parish., Class Secretary, 257: Echo Staff. 38, 50. GROVER F. SCHINBECKLER Arcola, incl. Sl. Patrickvs Parish, Arcola. Honor 1V1onograrn, '36, Cline Club, '57, '18, '19 iV1ARJORiE M. Scuoif Hgclzofiou 420 1.1'wis Sl. Cnt1wi1rn1 Parislr. V11'l'-l,Ti'S1Cl4'lli, Sh, Honor ixlono- grnm. SH: Ulm- f21n1m, '30-70: HUHUF R011. '38, 250: Al1l1ctic 1110110- Qrmn 758: fm, SO, G, Sly, 738. 730: 1'4nur-Yvnr Por- 1i-vt Altciiiiziiimv. JEANNE SCIINVARTZ Baby Ioanu 30212 11OaQ1nnr1 St. St. Patrii1i's Pnrisln. Flronsurvr, VFR: Honor ixlono- Qfilllll C3100 CIUIUC OTI'11CS1Fil1 A. AVVEINI. IVIARC-ARET ANN SHANK r.Mal'gy,, 4230 Indiana Aw-nun. St. Patricks Parisii. Honor Ron: G. A. A. AVVHFKJZ C1c-e Clllbl DfHIl1il11CSI Ol'- c11cstra: Soctality. JOHN A. SKEVINGTON Hfack' 1001 Ennna Ave. PfPf'1IJLIS Bloofi Parish. Ar one year. Page 211 ROSE IQATHLEEN SCHENKEL HRosieH 1811 Franklin Avenue. Precious B1oor1 Parisii. Secretary, 716: Honor Nlonogram, '38, Glee Club, '56, '30: Orchestra, '56, '37, '58, '39: Echo Business Staff: Honor Roll. '36, '37, '39: Athletic Nloriograiii '36, '57, '38, '59, ROBERT A. SCHNIDERS Bolo 228 E. Seminole Circ1e. St. John thc Baptist Parish. lnterclass Bas- 1cct1Ja11, '39, Senior Prom Artist, '3O. LESTER F. SCHOWI5 A'Lesu R. R. NO. 7. St. il0llIl'S Parish, Ncw Hnvcn. Four-Year Honor Roll. NIARY SCHWARTZ Pinky '5222 YVc1Jstcr Str:-cl. St. Patriclcs Parisll. President, SO: Advisory Board, SU: Honor 1VIOnOQ'ranl: Glce fflulmg Drsunatics: G. A. A. Awnrciz DK'I1'QZ1iC' tO Soclality Convention. HELEN S1-IAEFER UGo1c1ie 1251 Vvayne Street. St. Patriclcs Parish. Honor Ron: Honor 1N1ono- QFEIHII C199 Clulfll A.: Dra- matics. XNXILLIAIVI A. SKEVINGTON K'Bill,' 1 1 10 Stophlet St. St. Pau1's Parish. lnterclass B.,.ieiim11, '36, '57, '38, '59, C199 Club, 58. ALYCE SLATER Sluts 3015 S, Xveloster St. St. Pairiclils Parisli. Glee Clulm: Soclalityg Blis- BIOIISI IX. fx. .ALFRED E. SNYDER HAI -1306 Arlington Ave. Si. .lolin ilie Baptist Purisli. Bislrop Xoll Srliolar- slrip. 5 IARY JANE SU LLIVAN Hsullien H125 E. xxVRSlliFlgl0I'l Blvcl. Cu- tlxeclral Parisli. President. 'Soc Glee Club, '36: Honor Roll: So- cluliiy, '36, '51 JOAN lxl. TELLEX' I IIS E, Lewis SI. Cailimlral Parisli. Honor Nlonogram, '38, V305 Cleo Club. oo: Four-Year Honor Roll: Bisllop Noll Sclmolarsliipg So- flnliry, '30, of: lxlny Qui-on, '30, IQENNETH E. -IQHOBIPSON HKenny 17030 Kelly! Drive. Precious Bloorl Parislx. l'0ur-Year Honor Roll: Higliesl Average lxleclal '36, V372 Religion Bleclalisi, '56: Yzulccliclor- ian, '30, lXlADYNE IN l. FIQIILRNEY 020 Glasgow fxV6llUf'. 5lury's P:-irisli. president, GS: Aclvisory Board, V503 Honor lxlonogruni. VSS. '30: Glee Club. '36, SO: lrour- Yrsnr Honor Roll: I3lSllOfD Noll Srluolursliip. '- rv. BEATRICE F l.-xx1NE S51iTH , .. ,, B QU. loll Armclrc-xx' Si. Vfzillwnlml Pzirisll. CIW- Clulm, 56: Smlalily, 36, 51 BETTY JEAN STIER Syn 2340 Hanna Si. Si. Peiervs Parislx. Glf-Q Clulv, .562 G. A. A., '56, '57, '58, 59: Alllleiici Blonogrmn Sorlnlily, '56, of. bllLDRED SUTER hllliclecyu 242-1 XV:-isser lhnrlx Aux St. Pcierls Pnrisll. Honor Nlonogrzun: Honor Rollg CIN- Clulxz Dranmiirs: So- clnliiy: G. A. A, Awnrrl: E1 lio Ecli- lorizil Stall. XVITALIS L. TIQMPLE Vin ll ll Nlrlivv Sl. Si. l,i-hrs ljurisli. CECILIA FXNN bl-IBBILT CisH 2002 Xvursam' Sl. Si. Pi-in-r's Pzirixli. Glu! Clillv. 'SIM Allilvlir Nlonogrznn C. :X So- cluliiy. 030, VST. FRANCES T:aoENuLx' ul:lAClllCl0H xo. I. Dixrvli, flliio. Pri-riolii Bloocl llririsli. Qilvc- filulw, '36 . , , Honor Roll, 30: lliy-Qlu-in Clulv mil: Nulzilily, wo, J.. Pugm' .23 JOHN E. XJAIL Hlacfe' 208 XV. XX'iIlmms Si, Sr. Ikiiriflik Pnrisll. Glow Clulr, V371 flrclis-siru '30, '3T CHARLES I-. VOORS Chuek'i v N , 1 R. R. No. 0, . luysulie Rumi. Si, ,uric-'s Parish. RITA WAKLNIAIII Uloanolteu 3323 Ijiqllil Avo. Pulrirlfs Purisli. Honor Wlonoqrann: Honor Roll Sm-cn-lury, '38, Vin--Pri-sicim-xml, U. A. A.. U. A. A. Awami: Ulm- Cluirg Ijrmnulifs: ilvllo Husim-ss Sinn., IN IARGAR I-IT A N N XVI-in ER IV1f1g I-100 fwlurn Aw-. Si. lumivvs Purisir. Vin--Prvsizivrxi. V381 Honor ixiono- gram, '38, '30: Give- Club, '36, -303 Four-Your Honor Roll: Sociziliiy, '36, V372 Erlio Edilorinl ALBERT E. XVELLING Al OIO Power Sf. New Haven. Si. .loi1n's Parish, New Havxhn. Honor Nlonogrmn, '36, '37, Ortime-sira, V36. STANLEY J. XVISNIEWSKI :Sian 3010 Smiiil Si. Hyminilfs Parish. Page 26 MARJORIANNE VANCE 4-Marge,, 1802 Harrison Sl. St. Patricks Parish. Glee Club: Orchestra: iviissionsz Soclaliiy: G. A. A. AYN'3Fd. EVELYN WAGNER UOUQ-EU!! R. R. No. I, Yoder. Sl. Aloysius Parish. President, '36: Honor Roll: Dramaticsz Lafayette Central Edi- ior-in-riiief. GERALD WEBER ulerryy' 2229 Cimestunt Si. Sl. Anclrew's Parish. Football, '38, 739: Mono- gram '38: Baskellmll, '38, ROBERT C. WEl'lRLE Swede 1133 cflllltl' Si. Si. Mf1ry's pnrisil. lfooiimnli Nionogrurn, ,303 Basket- lmll, ,301 inlc-rrinss Bnslwilmu, '37, '38, '30, PAUL A. WESTRICK UStreaIeH R. R. No. 7. Si. lVInry's Parish. Football Monogram, '38, '30. JAMES A. YOUNGHAUS UGTQGIZH 2204 Vvinrh Sl. Sl. Peters Parish. Undergraduates iiffxii All1'll Alia- Anclvrson l.0lli0 Arrlinflii .lulin lxl. Bain-r Virginia Barneil Paul Bangcrl Doroiliy Belling Rolwrl B.-af-Ii JOHN Igixfgilfllll l.ouisv Bir Hnrxey Birvley lxlarilvn lilafliwell Dorolllv Blauvell loan lioluay lillll' igUXlH'fQKxl' iX'.iill'f'f'ilZl Igflyll' liellv Brunner lllwllis lirunncr lriwpllim- liulilw Nlary liurlmnam .AllQl'lllll' ISIIPFI lli'r ieilzlllflllll l5llI'SK'llf'I' Ninn .lean liugerl Page 28 Class R Eileen Burrell lxiargarel Callalmn lrnia Clirislman Acirienne Clarlc Kennotli Collis Franlc Coloni- Eugene Conracl Harold Conroy Clmrles Coularciof Rutli Crc-igli Clarenre Croieau Ricliarcl Cullen .icancllfr Danalier Lois Dane-liv Rolic-rl Darling Bonjarnin Davilo lfclwarci D1-liner George Dcfininger lbiflfijiil DL' Ijl'f'y loan lxlnric Dimlier l.:-o Dirlier Nlarsliall Diclier ixlnry .lane Diclier O iiIlll0S Dil1IiQxI1 Kullulc-en Drussvll lxlilnlreml lfrpvlmling Alive Faurolc Genevieve lyla riv Figrl Eleanor lijireslinc- lvlarialyre lrolcy Evelyn Fox Agnes Freiliurger .ianics Freiliurger llcrlen Gerliarclstein lxlarurlla Giant Ursula Giere Elinor Girmlot Belly Glaciieux Ceralcline Coral Vvaller Grenleaux Rov Grirnine-r Sallie Grosli Ralplx Halslein Antliony Hanrliar lvlarreille llarlwr Edward l'larl4enric,ier The lxlaru-lla Hayes Virginia llaycs lxlnrgnrel Ann Heil Doris Henry Louis llcnry Belly l l0nsl00 Rose-ninry Hiclicy lwary Higgens Rolierl Hire .laclc Holer Donald Hollnian Rnyinoml Hollrnan lxlnri A. Hogan lxlagcialen lioolc Claire' Houser ,loecplu Houscr Virgil lluguenarci lxlary Alife lluslecl Alliert .lnrquay .lose-pli .lclil lxinrgnrel .iolinson lxlarie .lolnnson Katliryn Kavanaugli Virginia Rulli Keen .larncs Keeler ficorge Keller .lolln Kellilier lxiary Ann Kelli-y 'lilmnias Kelly Xvilnmnl Kerr Rulll Kiep .lolin Killa-lly Doris Kia-lier lxlary Loyola Kloplenslcin lrrlwnrrl Klolz Rirliarmi Kniglll lflaym- Ann Korliemlorlcr llvlc-n Koclis Vvillimn Ko:-sler lVlary lvlargarr-I Kramer llolnrl Kramer Rolmc-rl Kring Dolores l.acvy Angus! lmriiplco Milclrc-cl l.a lVIasler Rosemary l.anlz llilr-on Leif:-rs Rolirrrl Lelnnan Anna lVlae l,.ercl1 Eclwarcl Lilot Belly l.ynf'li .lean lX lar'lce Donnelly lVlf'Donal1l Lavvrne lxlmlclen Dorolliv lvlanny lVlurv Wlrcarron lwargarei lwflfnlailcr .lolin lVlc'Cval1aran Evelyn lxxleier .loan lviensing leonarol lVlcntzc-r Cliarles lxiefzler Bernarfl lvliller Rieliarfl lvliller lvlary Jane lvlills Francis lvlinicli Cvcralcl lxiinniclc Lawrence Nlonalian Robert lVlo0rrnan Harolfl lVloran Alina lvlurray lcla ivlae lvlurray Dolores lvlungovan Pairiria lxflungovan Rolierl Nasir Kennelli Nix Junior Class hlarv Alva- Noll Bliltlrerl NOYtll IYIIOIIIIIS QJ'cjOIlllt'll ,last-pl, Qjifunnor ,ICHIIIIC ti5iQNUIlll0l' lit-ny Oenmg lslorcnce Ollicrlc Stvplwu Cyllolirlic lxlarv l'rances Qlswaltl Xxlilliam Palmer .luanita ljvarfon blaxinc Pease Patricia Pease .lune Pepe Davitl Poitras Leroy Pratt Gloria llrougjli Rolicrt Rauncr .loan Rciclxarpl Helen 5lac ltoilman lxlattlww Riptmurger lxlary Roacli Betty Rolyinson Gaylon Roflislroli Allaerta Rotlu Xxlilliam Ryan Stoplmri Sallott lxlary Sautvr ixlargarf-t Srollartl loan Sclnalc-r Nlary Celestei Sclivnlicl ljaul Scliirinvvvr Franlilin Sclilinlc Clement Siklmiiclt -I-lltHll2lS Stiilllllrilllftn Rolmcrt Stlinellcer Catlierimf Srlmurr lolm Sr,-linurr Xvillianl Sfliott Bettie Sflwiiltlmis Dorotliv Srliumarlci-r Cornvlia Saclowslci .losepli Slmrmari Eilec-ri Sflllill llatriria Smitli lxlaxirw Sorg FKIIIIIIHCI Stitnffitii Alive Starzynslxi Eilvvn Stvinaflicr lxliriam Stivr .lamvs Strarli .loan SUCIZFI' Rutllannc- Sufilzvr Rolwrt Sullivan IJPQQY Tannvllill Bc-ttic Tlirorlcmortori Hvlrln Till Patricia Townlc-y lxlarie Trucnipvr lQ7lifll'l IHJPHIOI' Clrarlvs UPl3Pf Roldcrt Vanrlvrlmsrli ,loann Voors Louis .l. Vrmrs Blarilyn Voure Xvanita Xvafle ljranris Vtlallitfr Patrifia Xvefln-r Rita XV.-la-li ,lclannv Nxllfffxlit Auclrvv Xvillig IVOVI Xvillifi DI!lt?ft'S NXY0!'llf'llit'f Franlc Xvovnlwr Rnlwrt Xxlyatt Allwrt Yrmngliaus lvlaxwr-ll Zvnt ,loan Zimnmrman paqr '79 E l l ll-lI,..1 xlary .xiidIllUlliS llvllx qxllalns lx Rox .'xll.1llQ Durulliy xlllrim' Jxllvl' Paul ,'XIlL20l lames fxnlxenlvrurlx VI-illllllilb .AIllxl'IliTl'lll Nlarilxn .'XllFt'IllZ ci0IlSidlllQ' Ayres lfleanor Bailexs lames fx. lialwr virginia Banel Rulll lymangerl losepliine Barr lam renu- Bauer liliarles Bmlxniari lfrecl iierlunan l.ulile RMA Bl-ll Nlary fallierine Berg' ljrell Bemliolli Rolmerl Berglmll 11N-,illim Be-llmer Rosanmml Blaclnxell ililmmas Blailuxell Ralwerl Pmlvax Ralpli lilmvser l,euna BWI.- Diwlures Bri-ilmli Film-n Bulilv firiievien- Burns xlarx Fllen Bunn Ruin-rl Burn: .xIHlK' C illllk'i'Uil NIATY L llIllt'I'Uli Page 30 Class Roll liugjenia fiarlin l lmmas fiarr Nlarilvn filiarlvs N iilf1it'i ill Q llt'Ylll0l Nalza Q limlxa N 4lSil L iilN'i'xll leresa C lurislen lmrna Colvin Rolmerl fonnelly Kallileen foulure ciiffllfl CRUX Eunire fmleau Ciliarles froucli lean Dauglierly' l-urille Deininger lolm Lvellriivr Rolmerl Dexine Firm' Dr-XX'ald Ibmill Dicluneyer Russell Difluneyer Dlmalfl Diclier filmarles Dinnen Dolores Disiclore Niargarel Ann Disser l'lerl1erl Dnelxring Cierallline Davie Ralpli F,liiSOI1 Corinne Frnsl Durullmx' lirnsl lllllll irlliXY Rulluif- ljfninwle lean lrellerspiel Engl-ne li-it'K'iit'Ililt llmrrainc- l'll1rx Rlxlwrl Fax Xxlilliam l l. ljram v 'IH CEOUYQP i'Al'C'l'iilINi iillllllili i' flxiilllffllx Rila l'reislrollvr llelen iwfllxiilllilll K--nm-ll' liurgv Gloria Calliglu-r Paul Calvin lnrella Carey Roseanne Case i:fill'll'lS Geary Carol Cl-lilmarzl ixlarx' Alice Ceis Rulli Geollray Nlarv Cells Xxviililfli Cilmscmn XviIll'l'I1i Cie-se lingerie Cilllal Rosemarx' Cnau Rolmerl finrrnan Xxlilliam Ciraney lillXN llftl Cft'X't'Il Bellv liallner xlargarel Hagan Xlaxine Halslein lin-lxn Harlwr Rnlverl Harluer Ricliarcl l'larlnmn ll-mes Heinx Rnlwrl ill-inx' Xlarilwriv lleiiwv Bam Ii.-in Xxiillinv' l'l4'l'lxl'l' Xlarx' l'lilUvman ll:-ll-n llolf-r 'xllffixlillf' llulllmau lames lluulilmn iellllllipil ii0llSi0l' IRIIIIUS iilIlil'iSOIl Rulwrl lluguenarll ljaul Rolwrl lrwin .lk'I'0Illl' .i0iIi fallierine iolinson Rolwr-rl ,lulinson Clolil .lolcersl ,losepli .lunlx Nlarcellus .lunli llem- Kalmn Bernarrl Kamp .lolin Karllioll .iillln KaN'HI1?llIQll lfllln KQXRYIIFN' Bellv Lou Kerlxley Kalliryn Kelley Patricia Kellv l.eo Kenrlierslii Bernncline Kiermnier RiljlllI1,WIi Kinrler ix larie Tliereee King lsalmel Kimlle Anclrexi' Kleinol .l0illl kiln QPIIITQTIQFF Palrifia Klug Donalrl Knenner fieralfl Kaelil Rall,-ffl lxosellie Cf-rs-lrl Kramer Xvilliam Kramer Rolwrl l.amonl lxlariorie liimlollii Tlielma l.aDD Franris l-arliin Ralpll Larson The Rnsella Larson ,lolm Laser fxiiftx Lauer Belly Lauer Suzanne Lauer Ricliarcl Lalusr Nicliolas Lolo ifalliryn Ley Flary Ellen Lilllelielcl Nlarguerile Long .lean l.upsl1ire Clelus Lolliamer Loretta Lolliamer Helly l,.ullier Rolverl Lulz Eileen l.y0ns .lolin Lynrli Flares-lline Lyncll elary Blccarlliy ixlary Frances Blftjilflily .loan lXlcGary Dorolliy Blrlienzie Florence NicKirnniey .lolin Flalier Conslanfe biil!'K'0ll0 Gerlruclc Nlarlin Virginia lxlarlin ijloremse Nlallvs l.ur'ile bleo iSill1I'ilil Nlixfiiillf nlary Elizalwlli Blellwr Dorullw Aliller Harry Nliller .loan Nlills lllyft' NIUYPH Xvaller blaring Ala,-sv Ninrilz Elllvl lxillfill llarolcl ixiurllmrsl fierlrmlv ixlllfili Daniel Nlulmlmnn Vlilmmasinv xillIlQllYilIl Paul lxlumlw Xxlilliam Nm-irlllarl .loan Nevrolslw Bellv .lane NiIilll1'I Helen lYif'i'U'ilSil ixlariellen Nies Aclrinn Nix Rirliarrl Noyer Roluerl Olwlhrgif-ll .loseplm Glry palririn Ormsluee lixwrenre Cbswalcl Kallileen Ollenwelln-r Annalwlle Parquellr' Palriria Pequignol Nlarilvn Pliillips Ricliarcl Pion Ricliarcl Pranger Rulll Pranger Gerald Pulnain Rose Nlarie Ruger Rucinlpli Radu .lane Rauner ,lolm Ray ,lewell Rehcler ixlargarel Rerlanus Virginia Reclmoncl Eugene Rcecl Pliyllis Reecl Rulli Reed Dolores Reilz Bernarcl Reuille Ricllarcl L. Reuille Blargarel Reynolcls Barlliola Rincon Sophomore Class hnua RQ-Xu'-rtsl-11 xlar-rua RA-gpm QLX LW.m,JA Room Bflh Lou Rvml-wi X mlmq- Ronan Lxlfu llvmvvtt R-,-rirL .Xgalfm Rmsuurul Rhlmr-Sl Rxan Roi-rr! Saxton Rita Blarlr Sxlkrfifllrl .lolm S-lull-Iuka Ali. x- Sfiil.-rwer Xlari-,-ri: Sclumf-lkrr Xlarnau 5-'luvwlmv Rulkfl Stlrrlmll Xnirgiuia Slwhwr kdm m Fl!-um eilvr Riklmr-,4 bl,-.-xlm Xian Film,-Ilia Patrida Fimouis I' lvrerx- Q' bpriugf-1 Robert blxcvilwglon Iiarl bmiilm Ralrar-,l Ermilx ,I-Jlm Fnidfr Paul fm dvr Beth Sulnfrs Rita S-ivrclf-lfft Rx. hard bf-ri X irginia borg Ia-X 5-'-svrmhu-zlnrr lan es Nrnxlwe-rgvr Rui'-art Stim- Bernard Sh,-1-1 Hu Ruin-rf Fir.-NL Lvvwrif btulh Resin-rt btufm flariorif butvr iXr1'kr.Jfr Fu carl:-5' ,leann-9 Tfllrx' Klan Qftiln-CHIC -Hd.-cf-ra Xian' ,XIXIX IlYHI7If1S Path I., Iimmr Xian Tfmlrnf-5 R-,rsemarx Tr.ag'+p Hfffn Tn-if Lwraldirnf lo vl E'Y xlfmrfed Xian Hr-rn XX illiam X an Ruffrf-n D4i'11xJt4 N,li'fl,lK YIFX Brin- Yin xml ian.,-Q X mn-I Br-rua-Jette X'-1-rx-'lrrfxaar Hrffn X'-,--i-rs CVt'l'fl'44lHv:' X wffldfmli I.f1 DUUVIH Xml'UClY'.1Il Della!-rt XX K-igard R-wh:-rt XXQH7 B:-tty XX'ag1'wr Iuanita XX'rH1n9 X, , . w'lv11 XX r-,trivia Ruth XXkf1ife xfargarrl XXL gaml Agua Y' XXxH1a1af IJ--,-rua XX'iHig In-uv XX 'MIL X'ixiau XX'unArrlin lum- XX'xant Xfarx Agn:-s XXX 15 Hfvlfn XQH Brruairltf X4-rank-.' I N farm fi X Unxruiralxi Rv!-1-rt X.-unJ,auf FUN HX Zvllillgx F xffrx foflvngf-r Rolwrrl Zulwr page 31 Eileen Abbott Richard Adams Anne Adang Margaret Agler Frank Alter Robert App Sally App Basil Arend ,lack Arnold joan Arrold lean Aubrey Florence Baker Mary Ellen Banet Marv ,lane Bangert lames Barva Paul Becker Earl Bentley Bernard Balser Howard Beckstein jane Berg Rosalie Berg Alice Berglioff Mary jane Berghcfl' Richard Bcrghoff Trifcn Bickis Betty Bireley XVilliam Black Dale Blackwell Rfchard Blauvelt ,lanice Blue Rita Bohay Phyllis Btzbay Betty Borkenstein Marilyn Bowers Mary M, Bewers kVal!er Bowers Bruce Bcxluertzer Donald Braun jack Braun Phyllis Braun Donna jane Breitenbach Robert Bresrade Ruth Brown Betty jean Buhb Louse Buchanan Catherine Buchtman Ruth liuescher ,lack Burlatfe ,lean Burnham Catherine Burns Helen Callahan limb Carpino Bettv Carroll Rrliert Cassell Alexander Choka -lrseph Chomey Dinald Christen lvlarearet Chrxstle Flleen Christman Ben Clemmer Virginia Colone Mary Alice Calvin Bernard Conrad Virginia Craitfhead Nlartha Crow Vivian Curran Donald Current Vv'illiam Curtin ,lohn Curtis Charles Dahm Donald Dahman William Dahman ,lames Danehy Eugene Davis Ienette Degitz Gerald Dehner Lenna Mae Delagrange Catherine Deloff Helen Deloff Dorothy Dennis Phil Derloshcn ,lames DeRose Frank Didier Roslyn Didzer Thornas Dorint ,loseph Deust Lois Doyle Robert Drennan Patricia Drussell lim Eber Margret Elbert Carl Elward Mary Emanuel lohn Erh Rita Erhman Harry Fwald Robert Fabian joseph Faulkner Margaret Feckner Robert Federsniel ,lrscph A. Federspiel Elaine Fe-'cther Frances Feichter Dolores Feipel Ernest Feltz Marilyn Fenton Page 52 The Robert Filchak Doris Fishback Mary Fisicaro Carl Fitzgerald Betty Fleck Geraldine Fleck Thcs. Fleckenstein Eugene Fletcher Richard Flory Robert Foley Richard Fox Margaret France Bernice Franklin Tom Freeman Mary Margaret Freiburgcr Ralph Freiburger Rosemary Fuhs lamcs Funck Paul Gallogly Charles Gardt Mike Geary Pat Geary Dcnald Gentle Peter George Roy Gcroll' Harry Cetts Ruth Getty NVilliam Getz Birnelle Giant ,lohn Gierc ,lohn Giles Alton Gladieux Donald Gladieux Patricia Gladieup. Ronald Gladieux Marie Geldsby Nancy Goldshy Donald Goneau Bernard Gotta Margaret Grothusoe Donna Deen Gump Helen Hageman Richard Hageman Theresa Halley Richard Hambrtck Gerald Hamiltrn Rita Hamrck ,lohn Hanchar Louis Harber Alacob Harbor Lucille Hartman Robert Hartman Ruth Hartman Lruetta Havert Charles Henry Eli Henry Helene Henry Alvin Herher Vrnita Mzirie Herher Mary Alice Herman XVilliam Hillcer Marjorie Hipskind Richard Hire Mzirtha Hoehn Raymond Hcelle Eileen Horstman Rita Horstman Mary C. Houlihan David Howard Donald Huber Stanley Hudelson ,lamcs B. Hughes Alcan Hughes Donald Huiguenard Dorothy Huhn Robert Huttinger Leonard jacquay Ir. Robert Johnsen Donald ,lordan Virginia Kaough XX'illiam Karl Keefer Fdward Keever Donald Kelker Robert Keller Margaret Kelley Richard Kelly Thomas Kesterson Donald K-en William Kiep Patricia Kilkelly Robert Kimes Raymond Kirk Justin Kleinrichert Darwin Knepper james Kecks Marylee Koester Vivian KoontZ .lohn Kranz Dorothy Kring lohn Krtzeiner Richard Krouse Petcr Kuttner Maxine Lapn Lois La Pointe Robert Larimore Freshmen Robert Larkin Marv Laser Marry' Jane Lauer Richard Lauer Dorothy Leheld Liuis Lecoque Mziry' Catherine Leger Edna Lemhach Rrsemary Linehan Virginia Litchfield Richard Lamont Richard Lung Marie Lubomir-ski Robert Luther Mary Ann Lutz Dolores Magsom Mary Malcy clean Manier Albert Martin Juanita Martin james Marx Eugene Mattes XYilliard Mattes ,lean McArdle ,lohn McCaffrey Richard McClellan Patricia McDonald Patrick Mcchan Ruhert Meehan Marilyn Mcncfcc Robert Mencfce Rodger Mentzcr Edward Menzie Marv Meo Connie Mettler Eugene Miller Ralph Miniclc Myrtle Minnick Drrothy Molitor Elearicr Monahan ,lrscph Mcinnier Edwin Nlrorc Barbara Mciorman Richard Muorman Laurie Moushey Hazel Mudd Bondell Muellcr ,lanice Mueller joe Muhlcr Elizaheth Murray XVilliam Myers XVavne Neuhaus Raymond Neuman Dorothy Nichtcr Dorman Nix Lerena Nix Ralph Nt-Il Donald Nusbaum John Ohernesser Mary ,lane OiBricn lames Oiffonnnr Patricia O'Conn0r Sidney O'Connor Tom Offerle Geraldine O4Rcurl:e Anthony Pallone Frank Pallonc Delbert Palmer Dorothy Palmer Mildred Palmer ,lean Pappert Rzilnh Pappcrt Harold Parnin XVilliam Peil Rcse Mary Petluienrrt lack Perry ,lamcs Poitras Mary Poitras Rohert Poitras Edward Potacl-ri Alhert Potthcff Dolores Prarigcr Rolaert Purdy Patrick Quirlc Ruth Rademaker Oscar Radu Tom Rauner loseph Ray Donald Reader Theodore Rcam Rita Rccht Rrihert Rectanus Ruth Redmcrski Stcphcn Reed Carl Reising ,lack Rcitze Ursula Remke Helen Rcproglc Daniel Reuillc Virginia Ring Dolores Ricgcr Helen ,lcan Riuclon James Robinson Elaine Rogawslti Betty ,lane Roruaneck Clark Rondut Edna Rorick Kenneth Rose Dzck Rossfnggton Nurman Ruuch Paul Rrzv Magldelcnc Rucoi elrzan Runyan Paul Runyan Laxvrence Sablic ,luan Schefier Gerald Schcrcr slames Schihlev Betty Ann Schiefer Ralph Schimmele Patricia Schirmeyer Elaine Schlehecker Virginia Schlumholm Rohert Schmieman Catherine Schmieman Patricia Schrueders Rohert Schnurr Thomas Schnurr Rohert Schott Catherine Schonc Dtnald Schuhler Xliilliam Schuler Rr-hen Seitz Kenneth Seymour Allan Shaffer Harry Shaffer Tom Shank Mary Ellen Sheahan .luscph Shrafl' Dercthy Shull Paul Simonis Margaret Smith Richard Smith Rita Smith Ruth Ann Smith Frances Srtlcgn Mary Catherine Steffel David Stcigmcyer Mary Stcigmcyer Clayton Stein Clifltrd Stein Rehert Stcrnhergcr Rohert Stevens Richard Stincrrck Godfrey Strack Rolaert Strasscr Richard Strehiq Eugene Strinner Donald Strrzdel David Stolz Carol Suelrer Hugh Sxvathxvood Mitclit'l Stzuk ,luhn Tagtmeycr Patricia Tannehill Edward Tarrxnq Ned Thompson Frank Till Rohert Tracy ,loe Tremnel Frank Tripoli Ann Trvc Lucille Uehcr Arthur Vachon Bernard Vapgedes Patrick Vail Marizarer Van Ryn Euvene Vorndron hffaurice Vnrndron Marlorie XVeller lValter XVerner XValter Vruuht Kenneth W'allrcr Rohert XX'alker lames XVeaver Donald XVeher Harrict lVeber Maxine NYeher Richard XVehrle Constance XVeingartne Donald XVeldon Helen lX'cllinQ Marthzi YVemhnff Carol Vfidmann Robert XVilhelm Joseph Wilkinson Dick XVillip1 Pauline YVinebrenner Rohert XVitham Paul XVittc Paul XVyatt Raymond XVyatt Luella XVyss Raymond NVyss Camille Yates June Zern Albert Zickgraf James Zuber Pugnf 3-I Sluclvni Imfly allvizffing First Fricfay Holy Hour at Caflwclraf of 1110 fmmaculale Concvpfion - - To THE BELOVED NIEBIORY OF FRANCIS F. BIINICH. '40 DIED :XIAY 6. 1939 Being marie perfect in a SllOl'f space he fulfilled a long timef! Vkrisclom -1:13 PRAY FOR HIFI Acmuivimcies GENERAL CHAlRlV'lAN, Paul Brandt Cll-INIZRAI, CNUMMlTTlili lDIiCORATl0NS Page 36 The Prom Commitlees Jean SC'llXViiI'tZ Betty J. l.arimore lxlary lilllgllllll lxlarjorie l.ennarl Betty l,.ou lxlarlin Riellarcl Steignleyer Rolnerl Allen Jolm Heiny Jolm Hagan Helen Balser B. J. Larimore Jean Srllwarlz lxlary Laugflmlin lxlarjorie Lennart Jolmn Hagan Rolmert Allen Rictlarcl Setleele Rolnert Sc'l1neiclers Norman Loney PROGRAM COMMITTEE lxlarjorie Schott Eileen lvlaluan James Grittitlq Robert Kearney DoRoT1-IEA C. KAST 2 Chosen Prom Queen 1 tny the Senior' Class TICKET COMMITTEE Betty Wlartin lxlarjorie Vanee Leo Daugherty Jolm Heiny PUBLICITY Ci0MMlTT Dorotlmy l.auer Allred Snyder Wlarqaret VX7elJer Paul Brandt Co-EDITORS: Th Robert Kearney Doris txt. Blom ASSISTANT EDITORS Leo Daugherty James Poinsatte Robert Qverrneyer Peggy O'Connor Nlargaret Xvelaer twitdred Suter Nlarjorie Lennart Jean twichaelis e Echo Staff BUSINESS IVIANAGERS Robert Allen Sue Cutter BUSINESS ASSISTANTS Paul Brandt Richard SCIHCCIC Robert Koclcs Robert Contant Richard Kaougtr Dorothy Lauer Rita Nvagner Dolores Ryan Rose Kathleen Sftlenlul Rosemarie txlagers Four-Year Honor Roll Soulful: Niargnrel XXIGIUCF, Genevieve Alt, Niary Sciiwartz, Jean ixiiciiaeiis. Doris nioimi. ninry lXl1iiC'lliJl'llCiri, Niiicireci Suler, Liiian Geoiiray, Niary Ann Aiigeier, Joan T1-Hey. Nnciyne Tierney, Peggy Cyconnor, Belly Niilftifl, ixiarjorie Lennart. Slanrfing: ixiury Alice Herimer, Sue Culler. Riciiarci CDW-rrneyer, Roiaerl Junic. Roimerl Conlunl, i.esler Scilowe. Leo Duugilerly, Roinert Kearney, Linus ixiinirii, iil IllN'iil Vi4il0lIllDS0ll. .izxmes Poinsatle. ixiarjorie Sciioi, Eileen Salmon. :Xizsenl wiien iile pirlure was taicen: Roiyerl ixialles. Tiioinus Niuiier. w,f,,x,f i , ' f 1444.1 , SCHOLASTIC 5loNooR,xM XXIINNERS, 1958-1959 GUR LADY,S MAY SHRINE C. C. H. Sodality of Gur Lady THE CENTRAL CODINIITTEF Director ......,......... -- Fr. Nturptay ixfioderator oi Study Ciutas --- ..... Fr. Cross President ............... .... J ames Keefer Vice-President -- .... Niary Alice Foley Secretary .... -- Wtargaret iVicEntal:ier Treasurer --- ...... Roy Grimmer Consuitors ................. James Freiburger. George Keller, Edward Harixenrider, Edward Litot, Geraidine Gorai, Ruth Ann Sueizer. Margaret Caitaiuan, Angeline Buesriner. SECTIONAL COMMITTEES Social Committee: James Freiinurger, Cimairman iwtargaret Caiiaiian, Treasurer: Edward Litot, Secretary. Missioiis Committee: Rutim Ann Sueizer, Ciiair man: Betty Roiainson, Secretary: George Keller, TFCHSUTCF. txteminersiiip Committee: Angeline Buesciaer, Chairman: Laverne twadden, Se-Cretaryg Rich ard Hartman, Treasurer. EUCllGl'iSftC Committee: Roy Grimmer. Chairman: Dolores Lacey. Sevretaryg James Batter. Treae surer. Our LGflV,S Committee: Niary Aiice Foley, Ciiairf man: Fred Bergilotlf, Secretary: Patricia Town- iey, Treasurer. Literature Committee: James Keeier, Chairman: iyiarcietia Hayes, Secretary: Gerald Putnam, Treasurer. Tile Soctatity Committees Page V39 The National ' . 41.5, X . . l f l N r Cathollc Basketball ,I L N likl A . f'fiT 1 W f 4' K7 ' lr f Champs ia V JT ,. lr g mac 5 pvsgiry cxrgguc K ' V 7' A wearing new sweaters pre- sented to them by the C. C. X V H. S. Boosters' Club. W 1 ,IQH7 hun! , W 53.1 , 1 l' f W., gl' WS? I . f , .1. Y H J fs 'rar t r r ea . r First row: lxlaxwell, Heiny, Captain Boeclelier. Seronrl row: ljelmer, Bitler, Stanczalc, Gorman. Klotz. The Monogram Club Page A10 First row: Delnmer, Klotz, Alter, Steigmeyer. Second row: Stanczalc, Wlaxwcll, Vvellrle, Vveilqart. Heiny, Colone, Prouglu. Third row: Bitler, Gorman, Boedelwr. Vvelaer. Scllott, Nlalier. 1 Z 5 1 H BROTHER IVIEL, GLEN Cox, FRED BERGHOFF, xVlLLlABl VAN IQUEREN VVitii great efficiency Cheer Leader Kerr and his assistants Didier and Kramer ieci enthusi- astic crowcls in frenzied cheers flaring tile past season. s 5 ,-rn? y9l17',S SCIIQCIUIG. Brother iwei, ancl his Student Man- agers taita over next DON DIDIER, XVILMONT KERR, ROBERT KRABIER Page 41 a,?' we,-,, 7 1f 34, Q, b s xx I xv - . Xggwix 1 ff , nga 5 IASEN-f X 1 X X YO X fr 'XX XX Hkfkm ,1 2 1 Z a f 2 5 2 ! f am 'Y x 1 .Kimi f-f- Z?Q:4.,UfMKF'K' M QKAUI Y ' 351.1 91 ON Page -H tx' l' , , f rt r J X it Z :qu 2:5:r :Ez ' 11:5 'I P! -3. Il' . The Christ ot Lewis Street Over tile IliQ'llNVi1y, over time roixfl. Sllfll as He in .lerusalc-in lrocl, fiuznrcling tile people ol our town, Vlilll' Cilll'iSt oi l.ewis Street looles down. CDver lyeliever and Eltll6iSl, Sfollfer, too. and communist-4 Every one ol wlmom He lcnows Anal lor wliom His great lxenrt glowsy The Cllrist of l.ewis Street looks clown. Crowds here gatlmer, crowds disperse 'Neath the Lorct of the Universeg Rain nor sunshine. cold nor sleet- Nauglit eier stops tlle beating feet. Sleeping never, Xvatcliing ever. Stands title guardian of our towng Time Christ of Lewis Street loolcs down. -Dolores Lacey, '4O. N Ax..- -1 if -1' -2- .inn fs 'A .21 'S Z' fi.. ZQ S, -Z-N -5- 2-. fi ED USAXII 931 R 4 S PAUL! QT 1:5341 Not present wiwn graduates' pictures were tuiecn: PATRICIA GAINEY Pat 1002 Putnam Street. Precious Blood Par- isim. Catimedral Higlm Scliool, Superior, Xvis.. '36, '37, '5S: Plmy-Cimenl ,583 Dramatics, '36, '57, -.. ..g4Q3s:,..,. Spiritual Activities Under time supervision oi our Spiritual Ad- viser, Fatimer Niurpimy, our religious curriculum imas been well rounded out. Spiritual guidance imas been diligently prepared. effectively pre- sented, and gratefully received. We imave en- joyed Fatlmer lVlurplmy's daily tallcs over time loud speaiier, and feel timat we lmave greatly bene- fited by timem. Time interest oi time students is lcept alive by time variety ot time topics given. Time instructions imave included suclm subjects as our lmeritage as cimiidren oi God, time correct attitude towards our neigimbor, and many otimer pertinent selections. For time montim oi lViay, Fatimer lVlurpimy as- signed to individual seniors a timree-minute tallc on time titles oi Qur Blessed lViotimer, timese tallcs to be given over time loud spealter. 0n time iirst lloor a beautiful simrine oi silver and blue was erected to Our Lady. A petition box was placed at time loot oi time Blessed Virginis statue for special intentions. it was not an infrequent sigimt to find students timrougimout time day lcneel- ing timere, absorbed in a imeart-to-lmeart tailc witim lxfiary. Eacim ixflonday morning we were granted a late assembly to enable us to attend Mass and to receive Holy Communion. Qn tlmese morn- ings our convocation was given at time end oi time first period. Un time First Friday oi eacim inontim Sacred Heart devotions were conducted lor us in time Catlmedral. Timese devotions in- cluded prayers, sermon, and Benediction. Very- oiten at timese services our beloved Bisimop spolce to us, and gave us iurtimer guidance in time di- rection oi our salvation. in our recent retreat. tbe students oi time lirst timree years were instructed by Fatimer lViurpimyg and time Seniors, by Bisimop Noll. it was a privilege, indeed, to listen to time prac- tical tailcs given by our Bislmop, wimo, during timese days, devoted so muclm of imis time to lmelping us spiritually. An annual retreat imas always been considered an important event in a Catlmolic imigim scimool. Certainly ours was time finest timat eiiort and time could produce. A lecture given by Mr. Craig of time Evidence Guild was timorougimly enjoyed by time student body. Time particular reason ior time interest simown at timis lecture was timat it was followed by an animated discussion among time student- body, tlmus olliering timem an opportunity to ex- press individuai opinions. At time present time plans are being ad- vanced ior time establisimment oi a Sodality in time scimooi to continue time splendid organiza- tion and student activity it aiiorded time sodal- ists in timeir lormer scimools. VVimen fully estab- lislmed, time new Sodality Unit will be atiiliated witim the National Sodality Headquarters in St. Louis. Timis new development oi time scimool is expected to bring time students closer to a Page 45 Page perfect life with Niary as their model and in- spiration-or. as expressed in the Sodality A B C hoolc. HTO .lesus through hlaryfi Xvith all this eiilort put forth for the good ol the student hody. it is hoped that the pupils will he well estahlished in the practice of their iaith and moral conduct. Here at Central Catholic High School the Lord Himself is in- deed THE MASTER BUILDER. Doris iwlohl, '39, History of Central Catholic The seed which was later to grow into Cen- tral Catholic High School was first planted in 1858. it was in that year that Father Benoit engaged the Brothers ol the Holy Cross to teach the hoys oi what is now the Cathedral School. The plant hegan to appear ahove the ground in 1884 when a husiness course was added to the grade school courses. Still more growth toolc place in the next lew years when 1.atin and algehra were added lo the list ol suhjecls. Bishop Alerding was the gardener who hrought lorth huds on the plant. He arranged to use 1-ihrary as a Catholic school in 1909. On Septemher 7, 1909, the iirst classes were taught in Fort Vvayneis Central Catholic High School. From that day to this the Brothers oi Holy Cross have guided the destinies of many of Fort Vvayneys civic and professional leaders-from Father Girardot who graduated with the First class, to the memhers of the class oi 58. The State Board of Education commis- sioned Central Catholic as an accredited school in June, 1914. Ever since graduates have received recognition from many of the larger colleges throughout the Middle West, and their scholastic ranking has equalled or excelled that ot other high schools. The plant hurst forth in glorious hioom on January 8, 1959, when the new, modern huild- ing, erected hy Bishop Noll on the corner of Lewis and Clinton Streets at a cost oi nearly a hall million dollars, was dedicated. The old huiiding on Lewis and Calhoun streets still stands and over its door is a sign'-4 uCentral Catholic High Schooln-undouhtediy it will soon he razed, hut through the years to come the worlc done in that huilding will long stand-a challenge and a goal lor the stu- dents ol the New Central Catholic. Rohert Qvermeyer, 59. C. C. H. S. Class of '39 Qur Class ol '59 entered Central Catholic in the year 1935 and comprised the largest Freshman class at the time with an enrollment ol 96 students. As Freshmen, our class led the school lor the entire year on the honor roll, hy placing more students than any other class. Several memhers ol the class joined the ECHO '16 staff and participated in extra-curricular al- fairs. Qur class showed promise in athletics in George Bitler and James Boedeclcer. During the school year of '36-'37 class elec- tion, .iames Zulliger was elected president, Richard Steigmeyer vice-president, Richard Scheele, secretary, and Rohert Kearney, trea- surer. The class placed ten players on the re- serve haslcethall team and two students, Boe- cleclter and Xvestriclc on the varsity. Two hoys of the Sophomore class, James lVlcCarron and James Poinsatte toolc part in the presentation ol the dramatics cluh, The Pair ol Sixesfx Kenneth Thompson won highest Scholastic Honors. During the scholastic year oi 1957-1958, our class election determined that James Gril- fith was president, Roloert Kearney, vice-presi- dent, Roloert Allen and Thomas Maher, secre- tary and treasurer, respectively. R. Contant won the oratorical contest and Robert Over' meyer won the medal for the highest scholastic average. It was in this year that Central Catholic received a new coach, John Leviclci, who rose to tame in two short years. This year was also important to the juniors as it was in Qctoher, 1958, that His Excellency hrolce ground for our new Alma lVlater. Thereafter the school worlq was punctuated hy sounds oi construction as the worlc rapidly progressed. We hecame Seniors in June with a future in our new school to loolt forward to. However, the huilding was not completed for the upper classes until January, 1959. lxleanwhile we held classes in Lihrary Hall. VVhen the new huilding was ready. it hecame a melting pot for classes from the high school. academies, and commercial schools. The Senior class is composed of 70 hoys and 107 girls. The oliiicers oi the Senior Class are: Paul Brandt, president: lvlarjorie Lennart, vice-presi- dentg Richard Steigmeyer, treasurer: and Nlary Laughlin, secretary. The class achieved its share ol? scholastic success as shown lay the ten students who were memhers ol the Four-Year Honor Roll. They are: T. Maher, R. Contant, L. lxlinniclc, R. Kearney, K. Thompson. R. Qvermeyer, L. Schowe, R. lVlattes. J. Poinsatte and Leo Daugherty. The Senior Class was well represented on the ioothall team while Bitler, lVlaxwell, Gor- man and Boedeclcer represented the senior class on the State and National Championship Bas- lcethall Teams. But now we Seniors are standing at the threshold ol the new world, a husiness world. It is with some sadness, and yet with some joy. that we all turn our eyes towards Commence- ment. Leo Daugherty, '59. History of St. Augustine Academy Historians differ as to the exact date of the lounding oi St. Augustine Academy. some claiming the year 1845, others 1846. Be that as it may, we are certain of this-Rev. Julian Benoit in either of these years estalalished the iirst Catholic school in the diocese of Fort Nvayne and lorought from St. lV1ary-ol7-the- Xvoods the Sisters of Providence to conduct it. He gave the Sisters a hriclc house, com- pletely lurnished, and a small meadow. This was the original 'Academy to which 'as added Q-Mana! a 'Hair e so1..fL, ww - 'n the secon wing in 88 , w n ather Benoit contrilouted 55.000 toward the improvements. The small frame church, which occupied the site ol the present Cathedral, was called St. Augustines so the Academy was given the same patron. Coincidentally the Sisters ar- rived in Fort Wayne on the eve ol this patronys least. Page 4 Page The first Superior was Sister lvlary lxflagda- len. who. with two compalgions, opened the school in Septemher, The enrollment numhered one hundred and lilty pupils, ol whom lilteen were resident students. ln 1849 cholera hrolce out in the city, and the Academy was used temporarily as a hos- pital where the Sisters tended the victims. Only one Sister succumbed to the disease. though the scourge lasted lor some time. ln 1859 the old St. Augustine Church was replaced hy the present Cathedral and removed lo Clinton Street, where it was destroyed hy lire. The church hell, which had heen a gilt to Fr. Benoit lrom his native France, was then melted and later recast into two hells--one lor the Academy and one lor the Brothers, School. The new wing was added in 1885. This enlargement ol the huilding was necessary he- cause ol the increased enrolhnent. From 1840 until 1910 the grammar grades were housed in the Academy. ln 1921 the Academy was formally certified as a Commissioned High School hy the State Board ol Education. A two-year commercial course was intro- duced in the early ,20's. This was discontinued in 1933 when the secretarial courses were merged into the lour-year academic curriculum. Throughout the years, St. Augustine Acad- emy maintained the high standard ol culture and scholastic training established loy its founders, and has always pointed with pride to its splendid alumnae. Cn January 5 ol this year, the new Central Catholic High School was opened, and the Academy, which had seen ninety-two classes pass through its portals, ceased to exist as a separate unit. lls spirit lingers on, however, and the new school will continue to carry on and produce the same splendid results which the dear old Academy has produced in its long and glorious past. Peggy O'Connor, 959. The S. A. A. Class of '39 The two words uworlc' and play ahly sum up our activities for the past four years. ln our Freshman year we were an aggres- sive class, only to he pushed haclc hy upper- classmen. Qur lirst red-letter clay came when we were initiated for shall we say ruinedffl lay the playful sophomores. Alter acting as hostesses to the eighth grade girls ol the city, we were lcept quite lousy practicing HThe Pied Piper of Hamlin. presented later at the Shrine Theatre. At the end ol lxflay, to top olil a glor- ious year, we had a hilarious picnic at Qliver Lalce. The laiggest event in our Sophomore year was the mild initiation given to the ulreshiesfy mild hecause rough initiation was now tahoo. Qur doting mothers were also treated to a 48 fashion show hy their darlings ol the sewing class. Alter a hectic ten months ol cutting up lishies, lroggies, and what-not in hiology class, we passed with dignity into the ranlcs ol the upperclassmen. Nluch to our surprise and sorrow, when we came haclc to S. A. A. for our Junior year, we found that, laecause of its size, our class had to he divided into two home rooms. Alter in- llating the class treasury, we were alole to hnance the anual Junior-Senior Banquet on St. Catherineis Day. The goods hequeathed loy the Seniors in their Last Will and Testament were received with mingled emotions. VX7e wrote Hfinisn to our Junior year with all the excite- ment attending the Senior Prom. Having advanced in age and wisdom, we were now considered lolity Seniors. As our last class project in dear S. A. A.. we gave a very successful tea dance, which was certainly worth the effort put into it. On St. Catherineis Day we were enter- tained hy the Juniors. who toolc us to the cinema and afterwards to the Community Cen- ter lor refreshments. Qn Friday, December 25. we had our farewell party in our heloved Academy, thus officially closing the school lay tolling our ancient hell. Cn January 3, we en- heid a Event- tered our new C. C. H. S., and soon class meeting lor the election of officers. ually preparations lor the Senior Prom were loegun, using uvvhen Day is Done!! as the theme. So, just as we have finally learned our loclcer comlninations, have hegun to ilind our way around the building. we realize that the year draws to a close, leaving us with mem- ories ol pleasant times and of splendid friend- ships formed. VVe have the honor ol loeing the first graduates of the new schoolg hence, we leave with the determination to lceep intact the ideals which have been held out to us during our school life. Margaret Vveloer, Y59. History of St. Cat Saint Catherine Academy has harhored the deep-set traditions and the lofty ideals of al- most three generations. Throughout its entire career, it has carried forward the standards of fidelity, humility, and spiritual amloition. From the day of its foundation. this old huilding has served the young Catholic girls ol the city in that it afforded them not only a place oi learn- ing, hut a place of learning to live. it has equipped them with a strong guard and a sense of righteousness which together have met and overcome their trials after graduation. in Septemloer, 1895, Reverend Father De- laney opened the new St. Patriclcis School. Within a few years, another building was needed for the girls who had completed the grade school course: hence, St. Catherine herine Academy Academy was founded. in i906 the liirst gradu- ating class passed through its friendly doors. From that time on, the Academy has always loeen on a par with the liinest high schools of the state of indiana. It has horne its share ol the cityis education with pride and prestige and has produced girls prepared to follow the dif- lerent vocations. As it stands today-an empty forsaken structure-it is not forgotten, hut in- stead it is held as a treasured memory in the hearts of all ol its graduates as well as in the esteem of many others. ln that memory St. Catherines foundation is that oi a splendid worlc of God, and its pattern is one that hears all the fruits and glories of an omnipotent Architectis Masterpiece. Doris lxflohl, i59. The S. C. A. Class of '39 Although the dear old Academy presented a welcoming and cheerful abode for our high school days. we entered the doors with excite- ment and awe. uGreenhorns, Freshiesf' we were called, hut at the same time we received enough attention to counteract any ahuse, Freshman Vveelc was anticipated with dread. hut experienced with enjoyment. As the year advanced, we loecame more serious and toolc our place at the top oi the lwlission supporters. Pug 0 ln all school drives, such as ticltet-selling and patron drives, we were always top-notch or almost so. Xve considered our reception into the Sodality a very splendid alltair-a tea, graced hy candlelight and the soft accents ot harp music. Very dimly I recall, too, a style show presented hy the sewing class, of which some of our class were memhers. The entire year proved to us that we wanted to spend more happy days similar to these first ones. As Sophomores we received less attention and more worlc. A Christmas trundle drive and a recurrence ol the patron drive and slcating party lcept us lousy. But we had our fun, too, as can he recalled from the weinie halce at Foster parlc. At the end ol the year we enter- tained the Freshman with a Latin play and the usual and essential refreshments. Of course, in our second and third years. too, our girls always figured prominently in So- dality and lvlission conventions and at the S0- dality School ol Catholic Action. As Juniors we acquired a very important feeling--and de- servedly sol The whole year was filled with exciting times and new responsibilities-four own slcating party, the hanquet and program, to honor the Seniors, oratorical contests, Christ- mas activities tor the poor and the Missions, and lastly an invitation to the Senior Prom. At last we reached the final year-four Senior Yearl Qur lovely hanquet and enter- tainment from the Juniors, our class dinner, and our theatre party graced the year. It was then that we realized the glory of senior life. Uur Sodality Christmas party and our class party brought much enjoyment to all. The fact that our spirit of Hgiveu surpassed our spirit of Htalcen was shown in all our years together, hut it was in our senior year that we topped all these activities for home charities and Mis- sions. The girls also devoted much time to oratorical contests, glee cluio recitals, and other school alztairs. So it was with that familiar Freshman tear mingled with sorrow that we said farewell to Saint Catherine Academy and came to the new Central Catholic High School. But, just during our brief stay here we have come to love it and to regard it as our very own. indeed our class is a fortunate onel Vvith such happiness and honor hehind, we are now an important element in a school which strives for perfection and success in all that it undertakes. Jean Michaelis, '59. Mildred Suter, '59. -....g4Q5:..... This plaque commemorates all the schools now replaced by the new Central Catho- lic High School. ' I aqe 50 Mew 11866 wwmwwww my f WM S X , x QN f x S Q s XX A ?f nw ni V Z 7 f ' ,Z is f ,f f Z 1 4 f Z fu, M, VW, , X. , .V ,, M QM , : 'QQ ,-V ff f x ,W I aaa! John Levicki 1038 FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Dr-liner. fiapt, EI.-ti: Prougll, Capt. Colone, Biller, Slanczaic, Xvestriclc, Xvehrle, Flaxwell, Xveilcerl, Lerch, Ste-igrneyer, Second Row: Alter, Nlaher, Kelly, VVQ-he-r, Hanchar, Sternherger. .lf-lil, Schott, Gladieux, Ryan, ljoitras. Third Row: Cholca, Hage- man, l.arimon-, VV. flllcrlc-, Xxialicr-r, fiozusli Leviilci, Nlinnirli, Sf'ilUili6 l , Be-clxnmn, C. Dehner, Dahm, T. Olilerle. Pigskin Review IWSS was a hanner year lor Central Catholic loothall as well as haslielhail. The irish lor the liirst time in history deleated their city rival-South Side, hy a score oi V3-T. Xvirh hut six iettermen returning prospects were, as usual, not so outstanding. These prospects were not enhanced hy the outcome ol the opening game, which Central Catholic dropped to Bryan, Qhio, I3-0. The Qhioers scored their two touchdowns in the sec- ond quarter, during which time they held the upper hand. C. C. recovered somewhat in the second hall and had controi ol the hall on Bryanis 15-yard line as the gun sounded. The Central game showed what the hoys could do if they put their minds to it. Although the game was finally lost, we helieve it to have been the hest game the irish played during the season. Playing without Diclq Steigmeyer, regular guard, the players fought to the last. A possihle tie was literally within the grasp ol a Cen- tral Catholic end hut lor the finger ol Talley, Centralis iieet hall- haclc, which harely tapped the hall out ol the outstretched hands of uRed Lerch just as he seemed to have it securely grasped lor a touchdown. This misfortune ended the last ol C. Cfs many second hall threats. Score: I3-0. page 52 CAPT. TONY COLONE Perhaps it would he hest to dismiss the North Side game without further ado. But for the sake of the record let us say that the Redskins went on the war path and massacred the irish 51-0. Central Catholic could not match the precision and power of the North Siders and lost their only chance to score when an opening sleeper play failed to cliclc. The next two games produced nothing in the way of consolation to the Central Catholic rooters. Portland was tied 0-0, while the Garret game ended in a 6-6 deadloclc. C. C. scored first in the opening quarter on a fifty-yard march with Bitler galloping over on an end run. Gn the last play of the third quarter Garret scored, evening things up and finishing the scoring for the day. Going into the Decatur game, the Central Catholic team and supporters were still ioolcing for their initial win of the season. They were not looking tor it after the game. The irish let out with a hang. the excess steam they had heen saving since the season opened. in case you have forgotten, the score was 59-18. it would require too much of your valuahle time to enumerate the many scoring opportunities. Suffice it to say that the irish, led hy Prough and Captain Colone, scored in every quarter. All players did well and prepared themselves tor the South Side tussel, due the next weelc end. The Central Catholic season reached its climax with the victory over South Side. With George Hitler, triple threat halihacic, on the side-lines, the irish outplayed the Archers much of the time. Both ot the Central Catholic touchdowns came in the third quarter, one on a plunge hy Prough and the other on a hloclced punt recovered in the end zone hy Stanczalc. The anti-climax was furnished hy the final game of the year with Central Catholic of Hammond. The irish struclc First in this first Sunday high school foothall game ever played in Fort Wayne, on a pass. completed and run 40 yards for a touchdown. However, the smaller, hut more aggressive. Hammond hoys seemed to gain strength at the game progressed in the gathering duslc, which seemed to symholize the ending oi high school competition for the seniors on the squad. The score was 21-6. So many creditahle performances were turned in during the course of the season hy the various memhers of the team, that it would he impossihle to single out any special one for commendation. How- ever, it is fitting that we congratulate Captain Colone for the excellent leadership he displayed. A word of thanlcs should also he given Brother Wiel for his tireless efforts in hehali of the team, and to Coach Leviclii for his excellent woric. 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Booclvtenr smiles through ttiv rosvs as tm acvepls ttm Cwflffltlllll twunflvlvin Cup from Right Ron. txtonsignor Clllllttllflllltltt of CNIIUYIQO at the L 0 y 0 I a CJj'HlllllStUHl AICIFCII 26, 1030. Priya' 30 m'1ut4,f'upt. Ito:-tim-tu-r, Kiulzt The Spoils of Victory Look at the Basketball Record! The irish started off the season with a very close victory over a strong Ossian quintet who was later to lcnoclc off South Side in the State Regionals. Following this victory were similar ones over Huntington Catholic 39-23, Peru 48-26, New Haven 24-19, Portland 47-30 and Elmhurst 30- 24. In the New Haven game C. C. performed the notable taslc of holding their opponents scoreless in the second half. The Irish lost their first game against Central in a wiid battle, because of their inability to convert three throws. C. C. bounded baclc into the win column with a great win over the Catholic State Champs, Anderson, to raise the hopes of the Irish fans for the coming state Tournament. South Sides Archers were next, but they proved too tough for the purple and won a hard battle 44-34. Again the Down Towners rebounded and spent their wrath on a stout-hearted team from 1n- dianapolis-Cathedral. It was a very tight game, being decided only in the last minute when big Ed Stanczalc poured in five points. It loolced as if the lrish were going to have a win-a-game-lose- a-game season at this point, for again they were nosed out by the Decatur Commodores after giving up an 18 point lead in the last quarter. Starting here the Gaelic Gang went on a nine-game winning strealc only to be stopped in the last game of the season. 1n quiclc succession they bowled over Berne 42-16, North Side of Fort Wayne 29-18, Columbia City 47-40, Leo oi Chicago 27-17, Concordia High 52-27, Garrett 41-33, Decatur 38-25, Butler 39-23 and Auburn 29-24. in running up this string of victories, the Purple accomp- lished three notable feats. First, they avenged an earlier defeat at the hands of Decatur. Next, in the Columbia City game, C. Cds star pivotman, Ed Stanczalc set a new scoring record by drop- ping in 1G field goals and six foul shots for 26 points. Lastly, they brolce a lour-year-old jinx in city series competition and lcnoclied off North Side of Fort Vvayne. C. C. closed the regular season with a heart-breaking loss to their old rivals, New Haven. The irish sorely missed their big center Stanczalc in this game. He was hurt just after the Decatur game and was believed lost for the rest of the season, if not for the Tournament. C. C. played their llirst game in the beautiful new gym- nasium on January 22 against Leo of Chicago before a paclced house in which His Excellency, Bishop Noll threw up the first ball. State Catholic Tournament The irish now turned their efforts to the State Catholic tournament which was to be held in Fort Vvayne on February 24, 25, and 26. There were high hopes for success as C. C. had beaten tour of the participating teams. Going into the first game, however, the Purple were not over con- fident because of the further injury of Ed Stanczaics lcnee. Fort Vvayne drew the defending champs, Anderson, for their tirst game. The Irish must have been inspired in this game, for they gave the champs a terrific beating 65-34. Playing the best game of the year, the boys bombarded the net from all angles and never gave the Gaels a chance. Their next foe was the formidable Decatur Commies and they proved to be almost too much for the irish. The Purple won only by the scant margin of one point, 18-17, to move into the champion- ship game against another former victim, Cathedral oi indianapolis. The Irish lcept right on going into the State Championship by smothering the Fighting lrish from the Capitol City by the score of 51-34. Again hitting the stride they had exhibited against Anderson, C. C. whipped the indianap- P119 0 National Catholic Tournament Page otis hoys fairly easily to cop the state Crown for the first time in the history ot' Central Catholic. It was indeed a sweet victory and the end of a long. hard trail which had talcen them past more than a score ot games hut it was not the end of their lahors for they now pointed for the National Tour- nament in Chicago. Vvhen the lrish left for Chicago, they had the sincere haclcing of the quite a few fans with them to the Windy City. In their first game, they ot VVest Virginia. Central Catholic of Wheeling, They swept past this 24 and next toolc on Southeast Catholic of Philadelphia whom they By this time the irish were into the quarter finals and, lceeping in stri whole city and they took played the state champs team hy the score of 4l- also tramped on 46-37. de. heat down St. Basil's of Pittshurg 45-26. Great interest was aroused in Fort Wayne hy this time and a steady stream ot fans tcept heading for Chicago where the Purple entered the liinals hy rolling over St. George of Evanston, Illinois, 47-31. At the final game there were hundreds ot Fort Vvayne fans at Loyola gym and most of the other spectators were also cheering tor the Hoosiers. The final game proved to he a thriller and it was not decided who would win until late in the last quarter. C. C. came out on top to the tune ot 44-37 and were crowned National Catholic Champions. The memhers of the team were as follows: Captain Jim Boedetcer--All State Guard: Jim was not the sensational type ot- hall player, hut when hrains, coolheadedness and a steadying inttu- ence were needed .lim was always there to lead his team to victory. George Bitter-Doctor King Sportsmanship trophy: A great toothall as well as haslcethall player and a hoy who played hard and well. When things got rough and tough, George was at- ways in there scrapping with the hest of them. Gene lxflaxwell-Loyola Hall of Fame: Big and capahie ot handling himself in any lcind of a game, Gene was a stalwart of defense and offense. He did a great joh of filling in at center during the state tournament and proved himself ahle to answer the call at the center post very welt. He was chosen to the Hall of Fame hy Loyola students as the hest atl around player in the Chicago tour- nament. Ed Gorman--All State Forward: Small, hut possessing a superahundance of speed, Ed played a consistent type ot hall all year long. He rose to great heights during state only to have his toot injured during the National Tournament. Bohhy Heiny--All State Forward: Though only a sophomore, Bohhy is one ot the hest players we have seen in a long time. He needs no further experience for he handles himself as though he had been playing championship hall all of his life. Ed Stanczatc-All National Center: A truly great center, Stan hore the hrunt of the scor- ing attactc all through the regular season until he was hurt. Had he heen ahle to play the whole season he certainly would have scored over 200 points. He came haclc in Fine style in the Nationals and once again hecame the high scorer of the team. Ed Dehner and Ed Klotz-The shoclc troops: When things were slowing down or the team was oft form, these two scrappy juniors were always ready to go in and start a rally. In more than one game they went into start a much needed rally and to send the team once more on to a victory. John Falvy and Nick Leto-Because of steady improvement throughout the season these two hoys were brought up to varsity competition. Although they did not play at the Nationals, they were talcen along in recognition of their steady improvement. Loot: for these two in years to come. 58 Up to this time nothing has heen said ahout the one person who was in a large measure respon- sihle for the success of Central Catholic in the past year. He was the one who had to malte all the important decisions and he alone built the great lrish squad. 01 course the man we spealt ol is John l.evic14i. Only in his second year of coaching, John did a marvelous join and created a team which had everything a truly great team should have. He worlced long and hard on this team and richly cleserves the praise which he has heen receiving since the end oi the season. This year has surely been a great one lor the lrish. They compiled the grand total oi 17 regular season wins with four defeats, three state wins and no defeats, and Five national wins with no defeats for a total of 25 wins and 4 defeats. ln that time they outscored their opponents 11 to 8, getting 1184 points to their foes 824. They proved to he a high powered offensive team lor they scored well over a point a minute averaging 40.8 points a game. 1938-39 Basketball Record 1. C. - -- 513 Ossian .................... --- 50 2. C. C. - -- 591 Huntington --, ,-- 25 3. C. - -- 48: Peru ......... --- 26 4. C. C. - -- 24: New Haven .... - 19 5. C. C. - -- 471 Portland ..... - 50 6. C. - -- 503 Elmhurst --- --- 24 7. C. C. -- -- 523 Central --- -- 54 8. C. C. -- -- 553 Anderson --- -- 25 9. C. C. - -- 543 South Side ............. --- 44 10. C. C. - -- 553 Cathedral tlndianapolisl --- --- 28 11. C. C. - -- 593 Decatur ................ --- 40 12. C. - -- 423 Berne ..... --- 16 15. C. C. - -- 29: North Side ..... - 18 14. C. - -- 473 Columlaia City --- --- 40 15. C. C. - -- 273 Leo tchicagol --- --- 17 16. C. - -- 523 Concordia .... --- 27 17. C. C. - -- 413 Garrett .... - 55 18. C.C. - -- 583 Decatur --- s-- 25 19. C. C. - -- 593 Butler -- -- 25 20. C. C. - -- 29: Auburn .... --- 24 21. C, C. - -- 513 New Haven ......... --- 57 STATE TOURNAMENT 1, C, C, - -- 653 Anderson ........... - 54 2. C. C. - -- 183 Decatur .... - 17 5, C, C, - -- 513 lndianapolis .......... - 54 NATICNAL TOURNAMENT 1, C, C, , ,, 41. C. C., Wheeling W. Va. .......... --- 24 2. C. C. - -- 463 So. E. Catholic, Philadelphia. Pa. -- - 57 5. C. C. - -- 452 St. Basil. Pittshurgh, Pa. ....... --- 26 4. C. C. - -- 473 St. George, Evanston, 111. ....... - 51 5, C, C, , ,, 44. Leo, Chicago, Illinois ............... --- 57 Rohert Kearney, '59. Page 59 Tennis Team Slumling: l. K1-arm-y, .l. Kc-ollvr. D, App, S. O'Rourlu-. Kmfrfling: R, llollmam, R. llnrlmzun. Girls' lnterclass Champs Boys' Inferclass Clwamps First Row: fxl. Deininger, R. K. Sclwenlcel: Second Row: lvl. First Row: Huclclson, Koel1l, Capt. Hartman: Second Row: Rr-illnzm, Burrell, R. Clr-nnnvrg Tlxirrl Row: H. Rnunrar, Xveslriclc, Neiclllarf, R. Gorman, Clloliag Tllirzl Row: ll, Slmlllvr, Cullvr, R. Xvugrwr, G. Nuyvr, Nl, Luuglslin, cjUilCll Gorman, lxlorllmrsl, Kilflll0l, .lollns0n, Koncljerslii, Lauer H1-ml ol lnmslu-klmll. Asst, Ctfiilifll Heiny, Pago OU The G. A. A. First Row: hi. Suter, Sec.: S. Cutter, Puiiniicity Nigr.: D, Ryan, Pres.: R. Baker, Point Sec.: H. Hoier, Treas.: R. Vvagner, Vice-Pres. Second Row: B. J. Stier, Ni. Putnam, R, Henry, Ni. Laughlin, P. O'Connor, hi. L. Coffee, K. Burreii. Third Row: B. Brunner, N. ixiartin, M. Reiiman, Ni, Vance, H. Rauner, C. Tiioiuet, Ni. Deininger. Fourth Row: R. Ciemrner, M. Schwartz, V. Douioie, hi. A. Aiigeier H, Shatter. hi. Schoi. R. Ni. iviagers, R. K. Schenicei, -....4ggQj5g,-.,. The Giris, Athletic Association of Centrai Cathoiic High Schooi is a hranch of the Na- tionai organization for the promotion of interest in physicai education for giris. it aims aiso to cuitivate a iove of competitive sports and fair piay. Rather than dissoive the constitutions of the two Academies the organizations have ineen consolidated, and the G. A. A, of the new schooi has ioeen progressing with rapid strides under the tuteiage of its Moderator, Sister St. Vincent, The G, A. A, became active immediateiy foiiowing our transfer into the new schooi in Janu- ary. Vvith the eiection of officers at this time, Doiores Ryan became president, Rita Vvagner, vice- president, iviarjorie Suter, secretary, and Heien Hofer, treasurer, whiie Ruth Baicer was retained as point secretary. The point system was defined and determined as foiiows: Besides the hundred points ai- iotted each year for one sport, a piayer is aiiowed a numioer of points for her position on a Cv. A. A. team. These teams are chosen hy the respective chairman of each sport. The system is on a four-point-per-hour ioasis. The awards for points are: The schooi monogram,-ra iarge MCH fpur- pie cheniiiei'-for 2000 points, a inronze medai for 1500 points, a ciass numerai for 800 points, and a feit triangle for 500 points, There are at present twenty-six iettermen from this graduating ciass. The G. A, A. sport sweater is of a yeiiow-goici. Pu Q8 Baslcetball. headed by hlary Laughlin. its chairman. toolc lirst place in the line of interest and enthusiasm. Each class had tirst and second teams in readiness for the interclass tournament. in the tourney. the Seniors defeated the Juniors. while the sophomores defeated the Freshmen. Fi- nally. with the defeat ot the sophomores. the Seniors were the high school champions. The senior champions are: Sue Cutter. ixiary Laughlin. Loretta Deininger, Niargaret Reilman, Rose K. Schen- lcel. Rita Xvagner. Helen Rauner, Kathleeen Burrell. Helen Shatter, and Rita Clemmer. For volleyball, which only had a short season. Helen Rauner was chairman and the liirst team was the iollowing: ixiary Ann Allgeier. Peggy O'Connor, Helen Rauner. Margaret Reilman, and Rose Kathleen Schenlcel. Along with these sports bowling struggled tor a place. As its enthusiasts were few. the season was cut to tive weelcs. But howling has a future, according to the chairman, Marjorie Lennart. who hopes her successor can bring out a twelve-week season and a C. C. Bowling League. Ping-pong was the shortest lived of the lively. Fifteen girls participated in the three-round tourney begun in lxlay. Dean 0'Rourlce, chairman. reports Kay Ottenweller the victor in the iinal match. Swimming began on Thursday, February I6, and ended with a swimming meet Tuesday, lwlay 0. This meet was supervised by lwliss J. Heighway. swimming instructor oi the Catholic Com- munity Center. lwiary DeVVald, Mary Zollinger, Niary Jane McCarthy, Eleanor Baily, Nlargaret Reilman, Rita Clemmer. Rita Sordelet, and Dorothy Shull captured the prizes at the swimming meet. Louise Bir was chairman oi this sport. lxlary Lou Colziee, chairman oi tennis activities. announced the tournament lor the near lu- ture. Tuesday and Thursday are the practice days for the sixty-four who signed for the C. A. A. tennis tourney. Alcin to tennis is the infant sport of badminton. Being a comparatively new game, it has not the following that it deserves: it is hoped. however. that it will grow under the guidance and sti- mulus oi the Athletic Association. No matches have been scheduled. Adrienne Clarlc is its chairman. The twenty devotees of soft ball gather in the old play ground oi the Cathedral School behind St. Augustine's Academy, where many used to scamper about as lirst and second graders a decade ago. Helen Shatter is the chairman: she promises a selective team by the end of the season. Archery, liice badminton, is a new undertaking ol' this newly enlarged G. A. A. 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