Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)
- Class of 1943
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3 Left to Right T l . op: James Kartholl, Dan Kelly. Middle Row: john Pequignot, Dick Lerch, jim Lee, Ralph Newhaus. Bottom Row: Dick W'idman, XVilliam Schneider. George Beckman, Iid Tourney. The annual Central Catholic intramural tournament started on March Z4 and ended April 7. The custom of dividing the teams K into upper and lower brackets was again ob- . served. i - if TNT In the junior-senior bracket Room 312 de- : feated Room 314 in a double overtime game li to take the upper bracket championship while the sophomore Room 307 was the lower bracket winner. In the game between these two rooms to decide the intramural champion of the school the score was tied 12 all at the end of the game. During the 3-minute over- time the junior room turned on the heat and scored two baskets which the spunky sopho- mores were not able to duplicate. The final score was 16-12 in favor of Room 312. 1 The senior rooms were put out of the run- ning early by the exceptionally good junior teams. But in the surprising championship game between the sophomores and juniors the eventual victors were very much worried about the young sophomore team. The strong competition of the younger teams leads us to hope for greater varsity teams in coming years. D011 Bulxer. Left to Right. Top: Charles Benhower, Bob Lynch, XM-Nab Carl Giesaida, Charles Shield. Bottom Row: Louie Roy, ' Les Logan, Jack Krouse, Ronald NVyss. Y P11 gr' 9 6 Y 4,7 HK ig Left to Right. Top: Roseanne Kimes, Virginia Fisher. Middle Row: Colette Mohl, Dorothy Finan, ,Ioan Letfers. Bottom row: Juanita Cox, Audrey Koehl. The winning team in the girls' intramural tournament was that of Sister Margaret Agnes' Room, 304. Kathleen Saxton and Ritt Vonderhaar, captain, were high scorers dur- ing the whole season through their own eiforts and the support of their fellow play- ers: Helen Vonderhaar, Genevieve Dehner, Juanita Hammen, Lois Kintz and Norma Freiburger. Many a noon the gymnasium was packed with enthusiastic C.C.-ers witnessing these human dynamoes in action. What a thrill to see those daring long shots skim through the net without even touching the rim! How wild the crowd went when the ball flew back and forth in well-practiced fashion from player to player to be tossed with agility and ease into the basket. So, Room 304. let us congratulate you on your fine display of ability and sportmanship and thank you for the thrilling entertain- ment you have provided us with in the course of the year. Roxvlla DHIlg!Jl,I'f-j'. Left to Right. Top: Lois Kintz, Rita Vonderhaar, Middle Row: Helen Vonderhaar, Juanita Hammen Kathleen Saxton. Bottom Row: Norma Freiburgerv Esther Renner, Genevieve Dehner. y Page 97 G. A. A. MISS JULIA HEIGHWAY, our capable girls' gym director, is in her second year as a faculty member at C. C. With Sister Marie Denise, Miss Heighway is moderator of the Active Girls' Athletic Assocation here at school. ' ' . ,fl ,. f .,,,., ' , V Hx 1 Smfril, Inf! fn rigfvl: Mary Ann Sehlink. Martha plane Wiolf Karlilcen Saxrnn, Mary Becker Sftlllillllgf Betty Fllen Murpliy XI.1ry ,lean NlcNulty.4In.1n Oberg- fell, Mary Saxton. -be This year when everyone was working toward winning the war, the G. A. A. members were also busy. Their slogan was to help win the war by keeping physically fit. just from looking at the happy, fun loving girls full of vitality, no one could guess that such a serious motive was behind their activities. The membership this year was increased to approximately 200 girls under the able guid- ance of Miss Julia Heighway and Sister Marie Denise. i The first big event of the year was the volleyball tournament held in November. The seniors defeating the juniors. Wfednesday night befgore Thanksgiving, Bell's Rink was the scene of a gay, friendly G. A. A. skating party, and on Friday after Thanksgiving, a clear, brisk November day, 75 girls donned Page EPS hiking clothes, and began their hike to the Policeman's Country Club. To the many freshmen it was a new and exciting event but to the seniors it was an event always looked forward to and long to be remembered. At twilight, footsore and weary, they arrived home ready for a good night's sleep with the songs, laughter, and jokes of the day still ringing in their ears. The association is operated on a point basis for which certain insignia are given and it is only through El very active participation in sports that these insignia are gained. This year's members who have earned the coveted Big C are: Juniors-Betty Ellen Murphy, Betty Jean McNultyg Seniors-Kathleen Saxton, Rita Vonderhaar, and Helen Vonderhaar. Louisz' Szzeflzrr. Sfamling lvff 1' ' l U , 0 wgyff Betty Ellen Murphy, Helen Vonderf haar, jean Keller, Kathleen Sax- ton, Helen Bubb, Rita johnson. 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MARIE HILDEGARDE 202 Religion, Algebra, Geometry, Red Cross. SR. NIARY JANE 101 Religion, Algebra, Geometry. SR. VIRGINIA MARIE SR. MARIE DENISE 103 Religion, Algebra, English, Knit- 104 Religion, Latin, G. A. A., Knit- ting Club. ting Cl Page 9 SR. Nl,-XRY Nlill SR. HUBEIKTA SR. NIARY ELLEN, S.S.N.D. lm Religion,History,l nglixl1,P.1l.1din Nlusxc Appl-Qqi,1Lim1, Band, Orclwsrm. 511 RCllSl n- Ffcndl- FVCHCIT Clll Club. Glcc Club. ,mx SR. lVlARY ILQNATHN.-x, S.S.N.D, SR. NI.xRx' HLIBEIRTA, S,S.N.D. SR. Minn' NOYRBIAN, S.S.N.D. Slmrrlmml. Typing, Biwiikkccpilu, Sl1UI'll1.ll'lL.l, Tvping, Booliliuuping. Sl1Ortl1.md, Typing, Bookkeeping. X in Miss JULIA HEIGHW'AY MR. X7OEGE1.E Physical Education. Physical Edumtion. Arhlcriu Cinch Page 10 ,an Awww . wx affen C Olfllf' 655505 9 enior ofeaclergi In November of our senior year with all the fun, excitement, and campaigning of election week, we chose four able students to lead our senior class. As president we chose Jim Skevington, who was also Captain of the fcorball team and member of the basketball teamg as Vice-president, Doris Reader, member of the Shamrock staffg as secretary, Loretta Putnam, consistent honor student, and as Treasurer, Harold LaM.1ster, a member of both No finer or more capable oihcers could have been chosen Louise Szzvlzer. ootball and ba sketball teams. the f Pagi' 15 Page lljafeclicforian --fn 4 At the pinnacle of scholastic success for our class this year are DOLORES SORG, Valedictorian, and PAUL PECKHAM, Salutatorian. For four years they have set the pace for their classmates, emerging with a record of :accomplishment that shall forever serve as a model for succeeding senior classes. .spafufaforian 2691 14 jAe eniorfi When a member of the senior class of 1943 finds time to reminisce over the four years he spent at Central Catholic High School, he will discover that his life has really been a full one. High school at last .... that utterly bewildered and lost feeling of the first week . . . g the intricacies of algebra and the declensions of the Latin noun .... vacation. Sophomore year .... that grown-up feeling of superiority .... never-to-be-forgotten experiments in the biology laboratory .... nine fleeting months of study. September .... realization that at last the upper- classman stage had come .... a few months of study, then .... WAR .... recuperation from the first shock .... the arrival of class rings .... the senior tea dance ,.,. the first bit of newspaper experience in preparing the April all-junior issue of the Sham- rock .... the thrill of the prom .... graduation of the senior class. 4 Supreme senior year .... endeavors to become a model for underclassmen .... specialized studies for war-time occupations .... second war-time Christ- mas .... the last high school retreat .... the junior dance ..,. the issue of the Shamrock .... realization that graduation is impending .... departure of many senior boys for college and the armed forces .... intensified work on the Echo ..,. the prom . . and then .... graduation. These four years have provided the senior of 1943 with many memories which he will retain throughout his entire life, but in these days of turmoil and of indecision, the senior who leaves through these portals into a war-ravaged and chaotic world will appreciate most of all the guidance received on preparing himself for a wholesome Catholic life. Pafricia Kalileer. I N 'iam .P 'fig' A A, f ' '5 X. 'Ll 30 Qs S 'Q 4- 1 FY ,,. I .241-, N ja' 4 gs 7' Q 46 , gh. A--wr - . . ' 'fm .2 ,..., 41, Q W ll: vlan. lrillnnrrnu nnumvl '11nm-- .1 mx ' l W 111, I 1 .115 A11 -'11 ,v ,1 -111 ,131 My 1 1 1 1 'W'-'. 1 ,,,,1,-1 ' 'l ,H .1..,1111 1 1 llxv 4 V .X 1 I 1 'I1 1 1 111 1 1 I I 1' 1 rl 11 1 X I W x u 1 . v 'JVM V' , . , V.., A 11 1 : ,. wi, , .K 1 WV, . .15 -.',' 1: 21 11 .I !'11 .varl 1 11 1 - lu' ml. 1 1 1. 1 1 11 1 1 1 v1 -A 11 1V' 1 1 1 1!!- 1' 1 f .11 Qtr 1 ,1 I xg: 1 1 1 V11 11 .1 1 1 1 .l' 11 1 0- '1 11 in 1 1 '1 X I' lh 'C' ROW ONE ABBOTT, RICHARD Crvanz3 ZIHI Kcnmttd :Xxnnuc St ,ludc's Parish, Fuunball. '4lg Sharnruck. '41g Arr Raxd Nlcsscngfr. '431 XYl1tI XX'tIuldn't bc fIra:v : Rcnmcn1lwur IYht'n 1 B--urs and Saddlc. 43: Dramatxcs Clula ALT, RICHARD D, A, 426 Lasscllt Strat-t St PLtur's Parxshg Band, '4lI. '-OI. '4Z: Orchusf tra. '4 , '-GI. '42, 'l'r1'StatL' rcwzrrdfsnlul Trl- Smru rt'v,'..rLl- Duct, Fnrst Pldcf, ANRENBRUCR. RITA Ravi IMI? Lrlwrtv Strut St hlary-'s l '.Ir1sh. Hwnur RIIII. '4'I, C. A A., Iluard ul H-In-rr, '42, Tvpxnu, '43, Shurrhand. 42 ARMSTRONG, CATHERINE . , , W. lrcksun bt St. Paul Parish: Httnnr Rvll. '4Ig Dranxgmcs. 471 Latin ffluh, '4I, Lvgwn 1IflVl.ll'y'. Sccrcrary. '43,l.lII4Il't.l4tll l.fl1wr. '4l. '4I. '43,'l'yp1ng. '45. ROWf TW'O AREND, RIARJORIIE MiIz'giv l'IIs Klnsnwwr Au St Patrxcks Parlshg fluqard I-I Hunt-r, '4Z. Thq lQ.Ix' Nxmty s Rfxlcxxg SIT--rrlmnd. 41 ARNOLD, JOAN jo IWW Su. XX'ulvstcr St Patricks Parnshz H-,nur R.-ll, '41, Schulas' tlc lvlunmlranw. '4l1 Shamr--ck, '-W: Lllararv Stull, '4I: Student fluuncxl, '41, Lcgwn of M..r5', Prrsldrnt. '43: Gtlard Of Hun-rr, '42: Wlfhrxstmas Clzlntatau. '4Z: TIA Kmgs Jtng- ltur , '431Sh-Irthand, '41,'l x'p1ng, 4I. ROW' THREE ARNOLD. JACK fm-kwu', 13110 Shurrdan C-,urt St. xl-Isfph s Pztrtshz Class Ofhccr. Prcsxdcnt. 4-1 l'lun-lr Rull. -Ill, 41. 423 Scholastxc lvIn.rnO,1ranT, -ll, -43: Shamrock, '-IS: Echo. Gcncral Man' agcrl Cxvlcs Cluh, Presldcnt. '42, XYr1tcx's ClL1h.4Prcsldunt, '-43: Clxpcs Club, Vlcc-prcstf dont, 431 Sctcncc Club, Prcsldcnt, '43g Student fllfuncll. '-II. AUER, NANCX' Nun 1329 Smxth Strcct St Pctcr'svPar1shg G. A. A.: lwllssmn Club, Sacrctarv, 43, Guard Of Honor. '4I1 Shut' hand, '42, ROW FOUR AVTLA, FRANK Pam-bg R 3. C-Ilumlx-la Crty' St. ,luscphs Parmsh, Roanolosg Echo Stall: Sclmf lzustlc NlOnugran1, '-II: Fug-tball, '40, '41, '42, 4511 Shanwmck. '43: Urzltory-Anxcrlcan Lcgmri ahlicutud Plan, Spzmlsh Club, '-IS: Dramatrcs . u BALSER, DONALD Don 2432 Bwusnr Axcnuc St Peters Parxshg Fcncmg, '4Z: Sharnrt ck. '41, Spurts Edlttlr, Echo Stall: Dramatxc Club. Guard Ot Hwnwr, '4II. '4I. '42: Spanish Cluh, '43L H: nwr Rull. '4Il, '4l. ROW' FIVE B.-'kUh1AN, EDWARD Ed 17244 Olxxfr St Pntrlclfs Pzmsh: Hunur Roll. '-Il. EEAUCHOT, CAROLYN Carol Mryrmr-It-x1llL'. lndrana St Ru- s Parnshx Hunur R-.-II. '4H. '4I1 Guard srl Hn-nur, '41, '42, Shorthand Awards, '43, Typlnu xbxard, '42 ROW' SIX BELL. JOSEPH frm Q17 lvlznlxsrltr Struct St Maris Pzmshg Arr Rand Mcsscngcr, '-IS: Dramatxc Clluh, Trcasurcr, '43, XYhO XXI'-uldn't Bu llrazvu, Stage Manager. S1xrecn In Auf gust , Stagc Marwagcrz Chnstmas Plav, Stags Nlanagul, BENDER, JOAN lady II4Q lvlonruc Srrcut St Mgxrx s Parish: G, A. A. Member: Dra- matxcs Club: Guard uf Hvnor, '40, '4I, '-IZ: Shurthand Awards, '43. BLETZACKER, BETTY -Uv East Lcwxs Strcct St. Mary s Parnshg Guard of Honor. '40, '41, '-425 Shurthzmd Award, '43, BENNETT, ARLENE Arfif'v IQI7 Pcmbcrtun Drive St. ,ludc's Parlshz Hrwnor Roll. '4l'l, '42, G. A. A. Mcmbur. '4U: Dramatrc Club: Lcglon of Mary, '43, Guard uf Hunor. '41, '42g Short' hand Awards, '43: Typing Awards, '43g Camera Lluh, 4.1. Sm ROW ONE A 'IIE' A-. ',',, 'Q T-79'-1'-iE'1f!?ff BOGENSCI-IUTZ,'I'HONIAS B0giv 3515 SI-urh Harrisun Srrcct St. P.Itrlck's Parnh, Fuutball, '41, '42, '43L Basketball, '42, Fuurball Lcrtcr, '43, Intramural Basl-cctlwall, Ciwcaptain, '40, Shanwrimk Rcprc- suntauu-, '43, Guard ul' Honor, '4l. BOGNER, PAUL B111':yU 2934 Euclid Avenue St. Putcr's Parish, Dramatic Club. '43, Guard ra 1-lnnur, un, '41, '42, BOXVER, JANET jan 11,1111 Pranuc Drum ' Sr. john thc Baptist! Parish, 1'1Unur Roll, '41. '42, Shamrock, News Editur, '43, Shamruck Rcprcscntatlvc, '43, Echo Typing Drrccirur, DfElm3f1iSc:1l111, '42, 43, 1.ibrarySta11', 42, Guard inf 1 lt:n0r, '41, '42, Spanish Club, '43, 1K'ritfr's Club, '43. BRAUN, CHARLES Bob 12R E. Crrighrrm Avcnuc St. P.ItrIck'S Parish, Frcnch Club, '43, UShcr's Club, '41 ROW TWO BRITA, JOSEPHINE 2317 Gructfr Strcct rrjov St. ,lusuph's Parish, Hi-nur Roll. '41, G. A. A. Nlcmbcr, Latin Club, '41, Studcnt Cuunril, '41, Guard ul Hunor, '42, Slmurthzmcl Awards. '42, Tvplng Award, '42, BROWN, RUSSELL Bl'0ZL'IIiC ' 3111311 Pittsburgh Struct St. AndI'cw'S Parish: lntramural Baslictball Champs, '41, Arr Raid Mcssenqcr. '43, Latin Club. '41, Guard uf Hunwr, '41. ROW THREE BRUG, FRED Buster 23IIi 1X'arSaw Struct St, Puttrs Parxsh. BUTLER, RICHARD Rover Q 1522 Lumbard Struct 1 St, ,ludfs Parish: Ftmball, '4U, '41, '42, '43, Fnurball Lcttcr. '42, '43. 3 ROW FOUR BUTLER, BETTY R. R. Maysvillc Road St. ,ludn'S Parish, Guard uf Hunftr, '40, '41, '42, Typing, '43, CASS, PATRICIA Pai WIS Maxmc Drive St, juhn thc Baptisfs Parish, Honur Rull, '40, 41, '42, Scholastic Mouugram, '40, '41, '42, Shamrock. Club Manager, '43, Dramatics Club, '42, '43, Civics Club, '-14: Prom King , Echo Staff, Guard Of Honor, '40, '41, '42, Rv:mcmf btr Wham , Spanish Club, Red Cruss Prcsrdcnt, '43, 1Ymcr'S Club. ROW FIVE CHANDLER, DONALD Doc R. R. No. 7 St. ,luhn the Baptisfs Parish, New 1'1avt'n, Foot- ball,-Dramaric Club, Dramatic Lcttur, Primm King, 'g Library Staff, '42, Lugion Ll1MI1f5', '41, 1X'hu XX'uuldn't Bc Crazy , UShcr'S Club. CROWELL, JOAN Io 424 Bass Struct St Patriclfs Parish, Guard nl 1-lonfyr. '4l1, '41, '42, Shurthand, '42, Tvping, '42. ROW SIX CUNEY, BETTY Bfffb 1910 XV. Main Struct Cathedral Parish, G A, A., Dramatics. '43, Lcttcr, Prism King , Guard nl 1'1i,:nur, '42, 11'hu 1YOuldn't Bc CIa:v , SIxtuun In Au' gust , Rumt-mbcr 11'lIcII . DAUGHERTY, ROSELLA Babe 2123 NI-lsun Street 1 Cathedral Parish, lntramural Baskctball, Cap' tain, '43, Shamrock, '43, Dramarics, '42, '43, L Science Club, '43, Shorthand, '42, Typing. 1 '42, '-43. DEGITZ, MARGARET Mag , 2407 Shcrman Strcct l 1 rcciUus Bluud Parish, Hunur Rull, '4H, '41, '42: SchulasucYMonOgr.im, '41, G. A, A 1 Dra- matlcs Club, Guard O1 Hunur, '42, Rumumbcr 1Yhcn , Slrurthand, '43, DEHNEIK, GENEVIEVE Ginny 1811 Fmt-st Park Blvd. St. ,ludc'S Parish, Class Olliccr. Sccrcrarv, '4l,l, lnrramural Baslcctball, '43, Spanxsh Club, '43, Latin Club, '41, Baud, '4H. '41, '4I. '43, Orchcstra. '42, '43, Guard ul' Hunur, '41, Dramarrcs Llulw. 1 1 Prllqr' I rv. ROW' ONE DERR, FRANCES Cumm ' 11114 Ivhltun Drxvc St Pct-or 5 Parlshz Guard vf Hunur, 4411 Short- hand, 43: Tvpxrmg, '43, DESCH, RICHARD Dirk ,,.- . -XII bu. 1'larr1:un htrvrt SI Patr1cl:S Parrfh DIDRICIQ, RITA RMI, 1?ll lvlaunuuu Axunllu qu St. lylarxff Parnhl. fl :X Fx, lwllbfrun Cluh. 42, 431 Guard ut H- nur. '41, '42 DOAK, RICHARD Im 16111 Barth-wld St Prucl-,Ills Bl-mdk Parxfhg Hunur R1-ll. 'VM '-Hi. 141. AIT Rzud lvlcafcxwtgcr. '-43. ROW TWO DOLAN, WVILLIABI Dru 1411 E, P-Innac Strut St, Patrxclas Parlrh, EBER, JAMES jim 1719 Smrrh St. St. Pctcr's Parnah, Shamrwckg Ethu Stall, Trp- Ing, P-12. hall, S-41, '42, Baflauthall. 42, Fuuthall Lcttcr, 491 bull Lcttcr, Shanmrutlt, 4v, Band, Urchcs' tra ,us Page 1 S ROW THREE EBER, JACK HBll!7I7It'SU 1913 Edgewater Axcnuu Cathedral Parnshp Hunur R-Ill, '4U, .411 Ftmrl EIFERT, BETTY Bef1's 13S East Statc Btulcvard Cathcdral Pargshg Schularshlp frrm Sth uradc: Hoittlr Roll, 4401 G. A. A. lvlfmbcr: l.atIn Cluh. '41, Lxbrary Stall, '41g Student Cwuncll, 41, Spxrrtual COl11'lCll 1ChaIrman 1431, '41, 443: Lcgun of Mary. '-423 Guard ull'lI'II1ul', Ulu. 441, C421 Busts and Saddlc Club, '43, Shurrhand and Ts-prrxg Awards, 143. ROW FOUR ERPELDING, JAMES Erp', RIIU Maumcc Avenue St. Andrcw's Parxshg l.atIn Clula, '41, Glcc Club, '43, Guard of Humor, 1411, 442, FEDERSPIEL, FELICE Flaws Q26 Grccn St., New Haven, lndlana St. John thc Baptlsfs Parish, fl, A. A. Mom' bar, l.atIn Club, '41, Guard uf 1 lorxor, 1411, Bmxlmg Lcaguc, '42, Shurthand Awards, '42, '43g Typmg Awards. P42. ROW FIVE FENKER, JANE 3113 South Anthuny Blvd, Janiz ' St. Pctcfs Parxshg Ht-nur R-Ill, '40, 441, '42, '40 '41 -'47 f A Scholastlc lvlonogram. , , -: .I A . Member, '40, Guard of Hunur, '41, Mcdal' Suphunmra grrl wrth highest avcragc, '41, Shurtf hand Awards, '42, Typlng Award, '43. FENTON, MARJORIE 2023 Phcmc Strict Mm'f'iv 0 St. Paul's Parxshg Guard uf Hum r, '42, Short' hand Awards, '43, Typlng Award, P Row six FILCI-IAI4, BETTY Q13 East Mastcrsrrn Axcnuc Cathedral Parish: Guard uf Hunur. FINAN, ELEANOR 23613 XYust Crcnght-n Ax-cnuc St. Patrlcl-fs Parish: Lcgmn -If Marx 42. Jinx , '42, 'fzszzfw .1-HI, 1111 Guard of Hunurg Typing Award, '41, FLETTER, PHIL RM 436 Kinnzurd Axunut St. Patr.clc's Parish. FOUGH, RITA ' HSIl10kl'-YU 1327 Zullars Avcnuc Sr. Vrnccntls Parzsh. Auburn Rrradg Intramural Basketball, '-47: Shamruck, Typlst, '43, Dra' matrc Club. 4411 Dramanc Lcttcr, '43g Sclcncc Club, '43g Prom Kung , All Amcrrcan FamI1v , -411 RunIcmlaur 11' c 1 -1 HCIX- , Y h n 4' Q tccn In August . '431 Shurthand Award: Tvp' Ing Award, 431 Oratv ry llunttst. Ind place, 142. '6- 'AZ' .A- ROW ONE rfLi vr FRANCE, ELIZABETH 1011 Hbbbtcr Struct St. P:ItrIclt's Parrshz Guard O1 Htrn-Ir, '42: Slwrthund Award, '43, FRECKER, DELBERT Bart ML1nrm'rcx'Illc, lndrana St, ROsq's Parlshz Arr Rand Museum hr, '43, Ungar-ll U1 Hrjntvr. '42. FREIBURGER, THOINIAS T 21418 SO. Harrrson St. St. Pntrxclfi Parish: Glen ,Clulm '42, '43, Orchestra, '40, '41, '42, '43, Echo Stall: Stu' dunt C-,runcrll Lcgmn of lvlarv, '4Ii, '41, '42, Scrvcr, - Thc KIng'g vlnnglctrru, The Cay lglrnitus , Lcgmn O1 Nlznry, Truaftlrcrg Rrtlc . II , FREIBURGER, NORA'IA Nornzic 1319 E. Pontmc Struct St.Hyac1nth's Pnrlsh, G. A, A., Pr:-m KIng , Intramural Basketball. '43, Echtr Stall. Curry' ru.IdfI14GLlard Of Humor. '4H, '41, '42, Shurt- hnnd, 42. ROW TWO FREISTROFFER, DONALD Fri 321 West Fourth Street Prccrous Blotrd Parlshz Honor Rhll. '-141, '41, -42: Schtvlzxstrc Monugram, '41, Guard Of Hrfnrrf, 41. FREYGANG, RICHARD Dirk 2136 Olncr St St I-2ctcr's Parrshz Band, '41, '42, '43, Orchus' tra. 411, '41, '42. '43, Guard of Hrrtntrr, '4lI, 41 '42 ROW THREE FRIEDNIAN, ELAINE Lam'y 2214 N. Anthmny St vludtfs Pzrrrsh, Hrrn-Jr Rnll, '4v'l, '41, '42, Sclr-Ilnstlc lV1Onug,r.Im, '41, U. A. A. Mcmbcr, Dmnmtlc Club, Guard Ol' l'lOnOt, '41, '42, Shurtlmnd, '43, Tjvprng Award, '-12. GASRINS, WILLIARI Rabbi, 116 XY. Suttcnhcld Struct St P:ItrIck's Pznrxshg Frcnch Club: Echt, Staff, lltmrd .rf Hnnwr, '41, ROW FOUR GERI-IARDSTEIN, ARTHUR Art 1634 Rrchnrdsmr Strict 1 Prtcrr In Bl-:Od Parrah, Lfgwn Of Marg' Treas- urcr, '41. GETTY, ROSE NIARIE Rosie 36'f7 Suuth 1Y'cl1stcr Strut St. P:ItrIck's Parish: Hwnur Rr-ll, '41, '42, finnrd uf Hunur, '41, Shorthand Award, 43. ROW FIVE GIBSON, MARX' ANN Gipp', lvlnl Ruymrlds Struct St. Andrcw's Pznrlbh: HOIIOI' Rhll, '40, '41, Srhulastrc M911-Igranx, '4U, '41, Studcnr Coun- Cxl, Gtrard .rl HL-nur, '41, Shorthand Awards, '42, '43, Typrng Award, '42. GIERE, ALICE 237 E. Rudrsrll Blvd SfJ0rfy', St. ,lnhn tht- Buptrbfs P.IrIslI, Hrrntrr R--ll, '41, '42, Sclwlnbtrc Nlurmgrnm, '42, Shnmrnck, '43, Ech-I Stall, l..:ItIn flluh, '42, Mrssrtrn Cluln, '43, 1.041-In mf lv1zIrv, '42, Gxmrd Of Hrrrnjr, '-UV, '41, '42, fkrtcnhutrcxrl Instructwr: Shrrrthnnd Awards, '42, '43, Typrn: Award, '41 ROW SIX GYESE, CLARENCE Gn':y,' R. R, NI, 4 St, Aloysrus' Pnrxshz Yhdtr, Ind.: Schnlarshrp frrrm Sth :md-g, Hunt r Rull, '4Vl, '41, 42, Alr Rzud Nlvsscngcr. '43, Glyn Club. '42, '43, Stu- Clcnt ffrrnncll. '44lg Guard of Hrrmrr, '4'l, '41, KlI1g'E,l-Inglutxrug Chrrmtnmf Pl.w, '41gf'IumCI:1 Clulx '42, '43. GILLIS, DEE ANNE KiIIvr,' ht. .l1sfph's Hrrsprtal GIRARIJOT, JEANNE 716 ,lzxcltsun Strcct St Pqu1l's l'.Ir1slI, Slmnxruclt. '43, Drzarnqtrcs Cllulw, fllcc Cllnlw, '42, '43, Scruncc Cluld, 431 Sp:ImslI flluh, '43, XYrItcI :a Clulw, '43, GLAIJIEUX, ROBERT Bob 434 M-,rrrlp St., Nun' Huvcn. Ind, St. -Ihn thc B:IItIet'e P.rrlsh: Prom KIng : 1 I Drxlrnzxtrc Clluh, Twrrlcr, '42, Spxrltugrl Cwungrl. Prcsldcnt, '43g Hlmrd uf HOIIII. '421 :Ax hf' XYr,IIldn't Bt- ffrgI:v , Drbtrlct Ordtnrv Wrnngr, ,Om Ptlgr 19 1 I 1 93:3 Page 20 ROW ONE GLASSLEY, DONALD Donn 1214! Culumbm Axcnuc St. NlaI'y's Panah, DI'anIaIIc Cflubl Splrltual ffouncll, '40, C,1LIIIrdnfl'lIIIIIIr, '42. GOETZ, RICHARD Dirk 11123 E. XX'asl1Int1tun lilvtl St Nlarx s ParIsh, SclIIIlaIslIIp lrtun Nth grads, l'loII1Ir Roll, '44I, '41, '42, Schulaftlc lV1.III.,.grarII, 411 41 42 Dr C'lul '4' LII C'lul Q . , -, . amauc , T, w, am , w, 41, Cllun Club, PIanIst. '41, l-'runw KInLg , Band, '41, '42, '43, llrqlnwtra. '43, Guard of Honor. '42, XX'hO XVI-ulLlII't lit' Crazy , Rc- nxurnhrl' XYhtn : Bouts and Saddlt' Club, Vlcw prtaxdcnt, '43, Rtd Crum RtprLscIIt.ItIx-3, '42, :Mr Raid Nltsrtngw, '43, GOTTA, ROBERT Rant 924 E. f'rwIglIt-In Axtnut St. l'2clt'r'f Parxalx GRII-'I-'ITH, DONALD Grijf'1 19211 Lalxc Avcnuc St. ,ludc's Parxah, HuIIur R-Ill, '-111, '41, '42, Sclmlastxc IV1-InogIaI11, '4l1, l.:uIn Club, '-H15 tiuard Of Humor, '4l. ROW TWO GRIRIMER, ANN Laffy, 1621 Kum1IIuton St, -ludbs Panshg il. A, Ag lUr.InIatIca, '41, Prom KInu : Frcnch Club, '43, Studrnt lluun' cxl, '42, Guard ul Honor. '42, RcnIt-mbcr X1'ht'rI : f'1arII-:ra Club, '43, Rxdlnu Club, '43, GROTHOUSE, CARL Bud 329 East Puntnac Suu! St. Pcttrs Parlsh, Hmfnur Roll, '41, '42, Scholastlc NlunuL,I'am, '41, Fvnclng, '41, Foot' hall, '4F, Echu Stall, Glu Club, '43, Studcnt Cfuuncll, '41, Guard ul HIIIIDT, '41, Thu Kmgs ,lLIrIglcLIr , Scwncc Club, '43. ROW THREE GROTHOUSE, MARY JANE In1zic,' 802 Drexel Avenue St. Pctcr's Parmsh, Honor Roll. '42, G. A, A., G. A. A, Vollcyball, Champs, '42, Latm Club, 41, Guard of Honor, '42, Shorthand, '42, Typlng, '43. HAGELIIAN, SYLVIA SyI', 221,17 Chestnut Strcct St. Andr-:xx-'s Parmsh, Honor Roll, '40, '41, '41, Glue Club, '-lil, Shorthand, '42, Tvplng, '42. ROW FOUR HARE, ROBERT Bob Monrocvillc, Indiana St. Louls' Parlsh. HALLEY, MARIE 1122 East 1VashIngtun Blxd. St. Mary s Parlshg Honor Roll. '4lI: Sclzolastlc Nlf-nugram. '40, Shamrock. '43, l.cgn,III of lV1arv, '43, Guard of Honor, Shorthand, '42, Typ' Ing, '43. ROW FIVE HANINIEN, JAUNITA IZll1lIfL 2521 Hoagland Avcnuc St. ParrIck's Parlshp Basketball, Intramural, '40, '43, G. A. A., Orchcstra, '-111, '41, '42, '43, Guard of Honor, '42, Shurthand, '42, '45, Typlng, '42. HARBER, ALBERTA Bc'rf R. R. NO. 1, Yoder, lndlana St. Aloysuls Church, Yutlcr, Honur Rnll. '40, '41, '42, Schulastlc Nlnnograrn, '40, '41. '42, Student Counml, '43, Spmtual Counul, '42, Guard uf Honor, '41, '42, Patrnltxc Nlusncal Rex-uc: Shurthand, '42. ROW six HARBER, GERALDINE Gi'l'l'J ' 2R25 S. Lafaycrtc Struct St. Pctcr's Parlsh, Shorthand, '42, Typing, '-12. HARBER, NAONII C1zJn'lr',v 2416 Chestnut Struct St. Andrew's Parlsh, Scholastic NlOnDgranI, '40, '41, '42, Shorthand, '42, '43, Typlngl, '42, '43. HARBER, THOMAS D1lU1b0,, 133 Mcliinnic Avenue St. juhn the BaptIst's Pansh: Mnbsnun Club, '43, Prom Kung , Guard uf Honor, '42, Echo Stall, Usher's Club. Prcsuilunt, '43, Cfamcra Club, PrcsIClcnt, '43, Canmrzn Club, '42, Rlllc Club, PrI:sIdv:nt, 43. HARRENRIDER, JOAN joe 1393 Hucstxs Avenue St. ,lOsCph's Pansh, Lugxon Ol' Nlary, '43, Short' hand, '42. ,Y . ROW ONE HARRIS, GLORIA Glory 4330 Buell Drive St, John the Baptists Parish, Class Ollicer, Vice-president, '42, Honor Roll, '39, '40, Dramatics, Echo Associate Activities Editor, Latin Club, '40, '41, Library Stall, '42, '43: Student Council, Vice-president, '42, Legion of Nlary, '42, Guard of Honor, '42, Spanish ClLIb, Secretary, '43, HARTMAN, PHYLLIS Phd 3927 Tacoma Avenue St. john the'Baptxst's Parish, Dramatics, Secre- tary, '42, Remember NX'l1en , '42, Christmas Play: Typing, '43. HARTNIAN, ROBERT HH1'lf-jf , 10:9 war sum St. Paul's Parish. HEINZELMAN, JOHN jackson 1225 Putnam Strcet Precious Blood Parish, Band, '40, 41, 42, '43, Orchestra, '40, '41, '42, '-43: Guard of Honor, 41, '42, Tri-State Band Centest, lst place, '42, TrifState Bass Contest, lst place, '41, 'l rifState Bass Contest, lst place, '42, ROW TWO HEINIINGER, JOANNETTE Io 3307 Clinton Court St. Patriclc's Parish, Honor Roll, '41, Basket' ball, Intramural, '40, G. A, A., Guard of Honor, Christmas Cantata, '42, Shorthand, '42, Typing. '42. HELMSING, GERALD jerry 1010 E. Rudisill St. Nlary's Parish, Football, '40, '41, '42, '43, ROW THREE HENCH, STANLEY Burl Sul E. Fleming St. John Baptists Parish, Honc-r Roll, '39, Prism King , Living Rcsarv, '41, Public Speaking: Latin Club, Band, '41, Guard of Honor, Remember XYhen , Student Ccunf cil, '4Z. HILE, NIARY FRANCES Fl'!1l7llJ! 111111 Pasadena Drive St. John the Baptists Parish: G, A., Dra- matics, French Club, '43, Guard ol Honor '4U. '-ll, '-ll. ROW FOUR HILRER, RICHARD Mori 1660 NVclls Street Precious Blood Parish, Football: Intramural Basketball, Guard of Honor. '41, Usht-fs Club, Science Club, Vicefpresidcnt, HOENVEL, IRENE I 3610 XX'ayne Trace St. Andrews Parish, Latin Club. '41, Guard of Honor, '40, Shorthand, '42, Typing, '42. ROW FIVE HOEVEL, LORANE Prppsi 118 E. Leith Street St. PatrIck's Parish, G. A, A., Scholarship from Sth grade, Honor Roll, '4l1, '41, '42, '43, Scho- lastic Nlunogram, '41, Latin Club, '41, Orchcs' tra. '40, '41, '42, Guard of Honor, '40, '41, '42, Bowling League, '41, Shorthand Awards, '42, HOLTHAUS, ROBERT Babu lvlonroeville. lnd. St, Roses Parish, Basketball. '43, Publ.c Speak' Ing, Guard of Honor, '41, '42. ROW SIX HOUHILAN, BARBARA lnxvood Drive, R. R. NO. 9 rrBlH.bsI St. Jude's Parish, Guard of Honor, '41, '4I. HOUI-IILAN, lVlARY AGNES 304 Maple Grove Avenue St. judc's Parish, Dramatics Club, Writcr's Club. HOUSER, ROSELLA Rosie 333 XV. Leith Street St. Patrick's Parish, G. A. A.: Draniatics, Glee Club, Guard of Honor, '42, Plays: The All American Pamily , The Gay Ninetics Re- view , Who XX'uuldn'r Be Crazy , Art Scholarships, '42, '43, I-IUGUENARD, JOAN lonnit , 6112 Pierce Avenue St. Patricks Parish, Latin Club, '4Z: Guard of Honor, '41, '4Z. Pugv 21 35 ROWf ONE JANSEN, BERNARD Bud NHT Tlurd Struct l'It-QIIIIIQ Bl-wud 1-'aruh 1IItranIuIal H.IN'etbIll '10, '41'1 Eehu Sta11'1'LIbr.Iry Stall, HIIIIIJ I4 Hunur, '41, '42, Scwnce Club, '47, AILHL, Nl,-XRY 425 l.1I5.Illc Strut St PI:tI:r's P.IrIfh, HIIIII-r Rull. '4ll, '41, '42, Sthv-l.IstIc Mtrn-fgrgxnr, '4U, '41, '42, ii. A A, '4 , Plat' The Kumi ,lIIng1.IIr' , Crtgu Shurt- lI.Int.l, FI' -xx-'rd '42, NH wurd 421 14III,xxIIIt.l,'-433 Tvpxnu, lfvrx--rd, '43, tlOC1i1iL, PATRICIA Put 144 liaft 1YIllIanIs Street SI l .ItrI,lt 5 P2IrI:lI,l'1IInIIr Hull, 411, 41, 41, buh--l.IftIc 1V14IrIII:r:IIII, 41, 41. lIIt:'.IIIII.I,Il liar' Leelxrll. '43, SlI.In'IrI-glt. '47, l'IIblIf SpI.IltIuIj. '42, Fuufh lllub, Prcareltnt. '43, 1'1.Ix5 'Rf- IIII-Iulur 11'htn'.RtelffrI-RQ RtpIt:Int.ItIxI, '41, '43, 1YrIttr': Club, '43, llIrl 5 l1r.It'fIV, '42, lfvay 1X'Inner, lvlfgr CI-rIII'Iw .-MxaI1l. '41, RvlI:II'n Axxarel, 411. JOHNS, h'lA1i1LYN 1126 Exwng Strrut f'.ItlIttlI.Il l .II'I:h1 HIIIIIII Rtll. '4II, '41, '421 G A A. '4Il. 15rIII1IatIc5 Klub, fluucf fllulw '43, LQQII-n ul' Nlarv, '42, 5lIIIr!h.Ind Aw.II'ul, '42, '41, Txpuug Axxarcl, '43, ll-wtf .Intl Saeldlc f'lIIb. TI-'.I1IIrtr. '42 ROWf TW'O KALIRER, PATRICIA PIII 1'2'R Ttcumaeh Awuue St ,lude's Parlbhg Hunur R-Ill, '4II, '41, '42: Schtlastxc M4,III-.gr.InI, '44I, 41, '41, U. A A '-111. '41, Shamruck. CIIftdItIII, '41, lDI.InI:IIIc' Club, Latm Club, SpIrItu,Il CIIIIIIQII, Stcrttarv. '41 l.t'I'II4nIIf1vl.Irv.K1u.II'tlII1H-Inur, 41, 42, 5iI'IIIrh'C1ub, Prtsultnt, '41 Wlrnng Club 11 1 tIIIr-Year Ptrfvct Atrentlalwct. lich-I ArtIx'ItIt': Edutnr, KARIP, RICHARD Dirk 1II1rISt.Irc Drum St Qluelus Parnhg Hunur Rull, '44Ig 1:IIutb:Il1 '41I, '41. lIItr.IIIIur:Il B.Isltutb:Ill, '41, '41 Ilgl' -f mls 5-in mmm.: - fm- J..--r --'H+-------- ROW THREE KEENAN, I-IUBERT B 'rt' 2615 East Drrve St ,lucleshparighl Iuntball, '431 B.I5kctball 44l. 41, 42, 431 Barlcttball, C.Ipt.IIn, '43 1TIIIIt1j:Ill. Letter, 43: Bnrlttball. Lttr-If. '41 42 43: French C1ub,Stqru.Iry. '-13. KELTY, EDXVARD Gun-,qv ZNI4 Bowser Avenue St. PatrIck's Paribh. Row FOUR KINTZ, JOSEPH 1nI ' 22117 W. Matn Street PrecImIs Blond ParISh: Dramarne Clubg ' X111 XYIIuldn't Be Crazy: SIxtQen In August Sqcngc Club: Usl'Icr's Club, Guard I4 Hutnuf 411, 42, KINTZ, Lots Lu1Iiv 1514 St. 1v1ary's Avenue PIIXQIIAIS Blond Partshg Ech-I Statll Hunut Rull '4H, '41, '-12: G. A. A, Basketball, '4Ii, '41 '42, '-13: G. A. A. Trranglt, '42, Numerals. '-131 l.LItII'I Club, '41, MI5:IIIn Club '421 Vluartl ul HI,-nor '40, '41, '41 ROW FIVE KINTZ, ROSEMARY A1cll'i1 ' 1119 1.IllIe Str-:ct St Patrml-c's ParIsl'I: 1 1IInIIr R-Ill, 41, CIxIcQ Club. '43g Guard ul l lurIIIr. 41, 4I, buenct f.1ub, 49. KISSINGER, JEAN ,i'dllIIl ' R17 Belle Avenue St. PartIck's Parlshg Pr4Im Kung , Eehu Stall' lntramural Btrskerbnll, '431 Crvxes Club, '43 Helunce Clubg 1YrItQr's Club, VICC-preiuicnt. ROW SIX KNIGHT, FRANK F1't1IIfL ' IZW-I lrnce Street PrecIIIIIs Bltud Parnhg Nth l,r.Idc Sqln-l.II-lup Honwr Roll. '4U1 Schula:tIQ Nlonugmnx. '44I' 1'III:Irt:l uf Humor, '42: Scwucc Club, KOHNE, ALPREDA FI'1f:i: 1415 Taylor Street St ,lIIscph's Parish, Sth Grade Schulgrrshnp, Hunur Roll, '40, '41, '42: Schulasnc Nluno' tram. '-HI. '41, '42:G.A.A,, '40, '421Sham' ruclc 1-1.R. Rep., '42, '-43: MIssItIn Club, '43 Student Council, '42, Guard ul HCIIII-r, '41 Shorthand, '42, '431TypIng, '42, '43. LAMASTER, HAROLD Har:-3-' 2332 Eastbroolr Drive Cathedral Parxshg Clubs Olhfur. 'l'Ic:I:uI'eI '41: Fotwball, '40, '41, '43, '43, Lt-:It-r. '43 Basketball, '47-3 lntramurztl Basketball, '44I Ech-gy Subscrrptmn Manapcrg French Club- Stu dont Counicxl, Treasurer, '45, Guard +I! 1-1011-Ir. '-111 41 42 LANIASTER, HENRH' NIR. B1I,qgy' 2332 Eastbruuk Drrve Cathedral Parlshz Fnwtbzrll. '4I11 Basketball '4'l: lntramural Baslcttball Clxamni, '4I'1: Sham rIclc: Guard I-f H-mor. '41, '-42. '41 ROW ONE LAIER, LEO B11frb 2315 ,lohn Strcct St. Pctcr's Parish, Class Trcasurcr. '41, Honor Roll, '40, '41, '42, Scholastic Mnnogram, '40, '41, '42, Intramural Basketball Champs, '41, Glcc Club, President. '43, Band, Orchestra, Awards: TrI'Statc Band Medal, '41, Tri-Stat-3 Band Medal, '42, Tri-State Solo Medal, '42, Tri-State Duct Nlcdal, '42, Band, Orchestra Munugrams, '40, '41, '42, LANDSTOFFER, RE JEAN 1l'!llZIIl ' lrxlll Chcrukcc Road Prcciuus Bluqd Parish, Latin Club, '42, Guard I,I11'l0I1u1', '41, '42, Typing. '41, '42, LAUER, PATRICIA Pai 26:12 N. Anthuny St. ,ludfs Parish, Hunur ROll, '-W, Scholastic Munugranu, '-411, G, A. A., Shamrock, '43, Echu, '43, Dramatics Club, Civics Club, Secrc' tary, '41, Glcc Club. '41, '41, Camcra Club, Viccfprcsidcnt. '43, Riding Club, '43, Spanish Club, '43, Play: Rcmcmbcr When . LEIPEERS, ROBERT Bob lllli Kitch Avcnuc St Andrv:w's Parish, Glcc Club, '41, '42, '43. ROW TWO LENNART, EUGENE Ll'lIlIif ' 1019 N. Anthuny Blvd. St, ,ludc's Parish, Hunor Roll, '40, Ushcr's Club, '43, Rifle Club, '43, Primm King , Echo StalI, My'stcrlcs Of the Mass , Sham' Iucl: Rcprcscntativc, '40, Librarv StatI, '42, Guard I-1' Honor, '41, Camcra Club, '43. LETO, CATHERINE Kuff:- 14II4 Eliza Strcct Cathudral Parish: G. A. A. Mumbur, Guard ul Honur, '42, Bowling, '43, Scicncc Club, '-13: RI-d Cruss Ruprcscntativc, '43. ROW THREE LEY, JOAN 271U Fairticld Avenue erlos' St. Patrlclfs Parish, Glcc Club, '41, '42, Stu' dent Cuuncil, '41, Guard of Honor, '42, Typ' Ing, Award, '42, LINN, BETTY ANN Bvtff, 10119 Kcnsington Blvd, St. -ludc's Parish, Hunur Roll, '4ll, '41, '42, v Schulastic Munogram, '40, '41, '4.., G. A, A. Mcmbcr, Spiritual Council, Sccrctary, '42, Guard ul Honor, '41, '42, Dramatic Club, '42, '43, Rcmcmbcr 1Vhcn , gust , Shorthand Awards, Awards. '42, '43, ROW FOUR LOMONT, NIONICA Sixteen In Au' '42, '43, Tvping IV1ic'kc'y,' R. R. NO, 1, Nlunrucvillc, Indiana St. l.Ouis' Parish, Bcsancun, Prom King , Echo Stall, Hunnr Roll, '40, '41, '42, Scholasf tic Monogram, '40, '41, '42, Shamrock Pea' turc Editor, '43, Dramatic Club, '42, '43, Latin Club Ccnsor, '42, Cofconsul, '43, Mission Club, '42, Civics Club, Executive, '43, Guard of Honur, '-10. '4l: Sixteen in August , 1X'r1ter's Club, '-13. LOPSHIRE, HELEN 2604 Pennsylvania Ax cnuc rrL0ppJ,u St. Andrcw-'s Parish, Hunnr Roll. '40, '41, '42: Scholastic Monogram. '41, G. A. A. Member: G. A. A. Championship Volleyball Tcam, '43, Shamrock, Typist, '43,'Sh-irthand Awards, '42, Typing Awards, '42, 43. ROW FIVE LOSTUTTER,MARxIORIE BIomlic 3610 Smith Anthony Blvd. St. Pctcr's Parish, Civics Club, '43, Spanish Club, 41. LULET, IVIARY FRANCES Tirky 20211 Mcridian Street Prccmus Blmid Parish, G. A. A, Mcmbcr, Latin Club, '41, Guard of Honor, '41, '42, Shorthand Awards, '42, Buwling Lcaguc, '43. ROW SIX LYNCH, JEANNE CfJtzrlif ' 919 1Vcst Packard Avcnuc St. Patricks Parish, Hunor Roll. '40, '42, G. A. A. Member, Guard of Honor, '42, Shorthand Awards, '42, '43, Typing Award. 43, Catcchutical Instructur LYNCH, EDWARD IVICARDLE, HELEN Mac 1124! XY. 1YashingtOn HnnOr Rall, '41, Shorthand Award, '42, Typ' im: Award, '42. NICBRIDE, EDGAR Mat , 1R33 Randalla Drive St. ,ludc's Parish, Shammclc, Rcprcsuntativc. '42, Guard uf Honnr, '4Il. '41, '42, Shorthand Award. '42, Intramural Baskctball, '40, '41. 42 43 Page 23 Pa .. 8- ROW ONE MCNULTY, PATRICIA Pai 2R12 Chw:stIIut Slrcrt bt. Antlrt'wsP1IrIsh: Hunur Rull, '40, '41, '42, ll. A. A, lvlcmhurg DrzIIuatIc Club, lYl-In XX'-IIIldn't Bc CIIIZVHL SlIurtlI,Int.l Awards, '42. '43: Typing Axxartrle, '42, '43. NIADDALONE, JULIA Jilin IHVIT lx4:IdI:-III Stnt-I St, Mau-'5 Paixsh, tl A, A Mumlwrg G. A A Baskcrball Squad, '4l1 fllI.IItl nf Honor, '-W. '41, '42, SlI1II'tlI:Int.l Award, '42, Tvplng Axvarcl, .V NIARTIN, RALPH L24 NY:Ilnut St, l'.ItrIck's P.IIIAlI. MIXRTONE, MAIJELINE lVIickcy,' 314 BI'.IndrIll Strcct St. P.IIIItk'5 P.IrI:h1 l.:ItIn Vlula. '4l1 Guard ,If Hunur, Au, '4l.. '42, Sl'IIIrtlI.Ind Award, 423 Tvping Atxartl, 42 'Lu- 567 ROW TWO MASBALlh'I, ROBERT P0Ifgc 2411 Ltruy DrIx'I: St, -lut.lt s PIIrIsh. NIASBAUNI, X7INCENT B1Ifrb'l ll2u LIllIc Struct St MaI'x s P:IrIslI1 Sficncc Club, Uahtns Club, Guard ul Ht-ntr. '41 gc 2 4 Row THREE MEEHAN, RITA Billy 2614 Maumcc Avcnuc St. Andrcw's Parish, Schularslup from Sth gratlcg Honor Roll, '40, '41, '42: Scholastic Ivlnnogram, '40, '41, '42, Shamrock, Typist, '43, Latin Club Alclile, '43, Frvnch Club, '43: Guard I-f Honor, '42g Who Wouldn't Be CrzI:! ': Spanish Club, '43, WrItcr's Club, Sccrctary, '43. MEIER, MARX' ELLEN R15 Colcriclt Strcct. St. Pctcr'5 Parishg Prom KIng g Echo Staff, HonurxRoll, '40, '41, '42, Sclwlastic Mono' gxrnm, -HJ: G. A, A. Mcmbcr, '40, DramatIc Club, Library Staff, '-l3: Guard uf Honor, '4U. 41, 42: Tha King's ,lOI'lLZlCllf Q Sixteen In AIIgIItI . ROW FOUR NIETZLER, HELEN 12 22 Bu-me Street Dimplf's CIItlIct.lrzIl Parish: Guard ul Hunvr. '42, MEYER, JOYCE jo Columbia City, Ind., R. 2 St. Cathcrinfs Parish. ROW FIVE MILLER, EARL Homer 242 E, DuWalt.l Street St. Pctcr's Parishg lntr:ImIIral Basketball Ch:IInpIIInship Team, '-HI, AIr R.IId Mcsscngcr. 43, Guard of Hunorf 42, Typing Awarcl, '-ll. MlLl,ER, GLENN RI2 N-Irthwucid Blvd. St. ,ludu's Parish: Dramanc Club, Prcsldcnt. I.-. ROW SIX MILLER, JAMES Big Rvdl' 4322 Champlain Drivc St. JIvhn'5 Parish: Hnnui' Roll, '-O13 Prom Com' mittvcg All City Quartcrback, '43, l 'IIutball, '41, '42, '-43: All CIty, Hfmorzublc Mcntion, '41, '42, Basketball. '43, MIssIun Club. Vice' prcsulcnt, '-ll. MILLER, LAURETTA KAR XY. Creighton Av-:nuc St, P:ItrIck's Parish: Hunt-I Rull, '-42: Latin Club, '41, Glcc Club, '421 Guard nl Hun-JI, '-ll MILLEIK, MARILYN Mac l1l9 Polk Street Precious Bloocl's Parish: Honor Roll, '40, '41, '-325 Latin Club. '41: Guard of Honcvr, 413 f'hurthant.l, '42, Typmg, '43, MILLER, RALPH BaIdy', 137 E. DclYald St. Putcr's Parish: Intramural Baskctball, '-41. gym -Q-A I ... ROW ONE MILLER, ROBERT Bob 913 E. Berry St. St. MzIry s Parish, Echo Stall, Htmnr Rull, .4l. 42: Intramural Baskptball, '41,4G1cu Cluli, '11, 43. 4-'1 Band. 40, 41, -ll, lfrcsil dent. '43, Orchcstra, '40, '41, '42, President 41, Science Club, '-13. MINIER, MILDRED Mil,' 309 Dalman Avenue St. PctQr's Parish, Guard of Hmnrir, '41 Shurtf hand Awards, 43, Typing Awards, '4F. MOISICA, ANN MOL , 2426 Bcadcll Strect St. juscph's Parish, Honor Roll, '41, GIrl's lntramural Basketball, '43, G. A. A. Mcnihcr. '4ll, Shamrock, '43, Latin Club, '41, Guard Ol Honor, '40, '41, '42, Shorthand Awards. -UL Typing Awards, '-13. MOMIVIER, DELORIS Daria , 717 Lavina Struct St. Pauls Parish, G. A. A. Member, G. A A. Triangle, '42, G. A. A. Numcrals, '43, Guard .fa Homir, 411, '41, '42, ROW TWO MOULIN, NORBERT Noi-b 1649 Cass Struct Prcciuus B1uOd's Parish, Ushcr's Club, '43, MUDRACK, PETER Pam SSH Smith Barr Strccr Giiaril-Jrgf HOEOIL '39, '40, '41, Scicncu Cluh, 43, s cr's 'u , '43. ROW THREE MURCHLAND, ROBERT Moose MHZ Suurh Harrison Street St. PatrIck's Parish, Scholarship fmm Sth gradu, Fuuthall. '-13. NIEDE1i1XfIEX'ER, DONALD Bud 27217 Vancc Avcnuu St. ,ludu's Parish. ROW FOUR NUSSEAUM, CAROL jo 1318 1YcstOvcr Road St. ,lnhn thc Baptist's Parish, Prom King , Echo Stall, Vicv-prcsndcnt, Freshman Class, '40, Hwnor Rnll, '4lI, '41, '-12: Schnlastic Munn- uram, '4ll, '4l. '42, Dramatic Cluh, '41, '43, Latin Club, '411 Glcc Cluh, SucrctaryfTrL:Isurur, '43, Studunt Cuuncil, '-HI, '41, Guard nl' H-Inur, '41, '42, RcrncnIhLr X1'hcn , Spanish Club, '411 Typing Awards. HI. OARES, ROBERT Bob 4117 Bnwsur Avcnuc St. Pt-tt'r's Parish, Hunnr Rr-fl. '4ll.,'-11, ln' tramural Baskctlwall, 1411: Shamrwclt. 43, Mis- smn Unit, '43, lVlystcI'Ics uf thu M:Is5 , '4?, llanngra flluh. '43, Prom King , l..Ibrarv Statl, -12: btudcnt lmuncil, 4l,K1IIart1-.Il Hmm-Jr, -1., flhiuf Building 11'ardcn, '-13. ROW FIVE OBERWITTE, WILLIAM BIND 635 PI'uspt'ct Avcniiu flathcdral Parish, 1 'lOIIur Rull. UU, '41, '42, Sglwlastit Nlunngram, '-dll, '41, Hand, Orchcstra, TrIfStatc Band lvlurlal. '41, '42, Band lvlunuf gram, -Hi, 41, -12. Dirk OLINSRE, RICHARD lxli Duhnis Struct +II'ROl1. '-121.-XII Raid N1csst'n,1t'r, 4.1, ljuard uf Hurior, 'nf' St. Andrcw's Parish, Hun ROW SIX CLRY, TI-IERESE Sanity 34111: XY, 1Yaync Struct St. P.xu1's Parish, Hunnr Rnll. '-lu, '41, '-ll: Guard ul Hnrhir, '41, Slmflliaiid, 43, PAPAI, MTXRGARET NltlI'gl ' 45314 flalhuun St. .lnhn tha BaptIst's Parish, G. A A , lluaid ul' Hunnr, '41, Rt'I1mt-Iiihur 11'hcn . PARISOT, JOANNE IUlIi y 1241 XXX-st 1Villiam St. lJt'tcI's Parish, Guard ul HIIII-r, '-ill. '-ll. '42, PARKER, MAXINE BIn11diI ' 1719 Cfnrtland Avcnuc Prccufiis lilimtl Parish: Guard uf l'1nnuI', '41. Prlgt' 25 1, V O 41' 1 , I V I I' 'KM' 4 V J I .ur ,W Xl-11:7 N- V- ld' i 4 Y i mf., X nf., fu .fm 4' W r v W , 1 1 ' Www W. vm -, sw: Q ,Qual ,, I I V ll 5' 'x L L4 1 V 4: ff nf' 'V ., . Q 1 on 4 ,. w ,db .Q , . 1 ,- Q' , J ,. I vt -I I +- Q, W, 'I 4 av ROW ONE PEQRHART, AIARY Pt'fkiz ' . , ' Luft-t 9t .Xrtdrtwfs Partbhg ll A. Ag Echo Stall. Slmnntwckg Guard ul Hunur, '42, Shurthand, PELRHAM, PAUL Tw'rm ' Iiui Klhvstnut St St. Am.lrcw's l :u'lfhg Slmtntr-ck, '43, Mlssrnfrr , 31 ' nr liuglmrw lvlanauctg ff1x'1csClul1, 42g4S1t't'fZ1uh, '4'l,SCn'INcf1lltl1, '43, XX'rm'r's 5 Vluh '42 Trtaaurtr. PHI1.l.II'P,lRICl-IARD Dirk lvlvx Lvnn Axfnuu ,um A lurnbh, Hun-,rr Rull, 411, 41, 4.1 bcltnlaxtnc Mn-nugmnx. '42, Tcnnlf Tuarn, Clap' tun 43, Tynruf. 41, '42, '43, Tcnnls Lvt- tLr5. '41, '41, '43,SttlJcI'1tC1u1ttcll, '42, Spanlaln Cllulw S-cturnxrl Cfh.urtu.tn. '43, Tx-pang Award, Ptflzl- N, FRED Zt'fzr ' TPI N.-xx Haxun Axunuc nLltt'xx':l'.trtal1: Hunur Rull. '42, Atr Rartl t 1' -Q 'uv ' ' ' ' '- rarx tt ut 1 rn L ROW! 'I WO PotRsA1rE C,HARlES Clnlu 1 1 'MtnuL u rx rg 111 rr n S utr Nlunugrlnr, t I Lll ll' 1 M n L 1 mn uv urtu ut , 1 ., -3 .rvv If .:. '. -. , ' rg R 1 1 5 gs'v .unu 'r 1 Snnmr I rs.. .'-1..'r ScScc'1 r'.unv . T. Pouu' CQIEORGIANA Inu-git' t Hmnr trtt - A-sf. vwg.u.rr, L A-in Pnl-Qt' 20 ROW THREE PUTNAM, LORETTA Imu Ultvur Struct Rf'1'fiv St. Pt'tt't'b Parlahg Schnlarshtp from Sth gradc, Sucrutary, ,lunttr Year. '42, '43, Hunor Roll, '4u. 4I, '4lg Schulzrstrc Monogram. '40, '41, '42, Cl A. A, Mcmhcr, '4Og Student Councll. ' 41 'V '4., 45: Guard of Honor. ' , PREZRTNDOWSRE, WALTER 1X7alf' R. R, Nu, 6, Hatntlrun Road SL Patrtclfs Parish, Arcola: Dramatic Club, q . . '4-, 431 Band, '40, XX'ho Crazy' ROW FOUR RAUNER, ALBERTA R. R. Nu. 1. Hoagland, Ind. Wuuldn t Bc Bvcky St. -luafplfs Pallsh, Hess-I Calssclg Guard of Hunur. '40, '41, '42: BOXX'll111l, '431 Sht-rt' hand Axxnrd, 42: Tvrung Award, '-U. READER, DORIS ilv E. Douglas Avunuc Six St. Marv': Parish: Vlcc-president. Sumor Yuar. '-13: Hunur Roll, '41I, '41: Schulnstic Nlomvf gram, '41, I1 A.A. Murnhcr, '-Hr, '41, '4Zg Echu Stallg Slutrnruck Culumnlst, '-431 Dramatrc Cluh. Treasurer, '42, Vlce-prcsrdcnt, '431 Latin Club Acdtlc, '42, Civics flluh, '43, Student Connell, '43, Guard of Hunur, '41g All Amcrtcan Fam1lx 'L Rcmcmhcr lX'hcn , Busrncss Minn' agur. Shwrthand Awards. '42, '-131 Tvping Awarda. '41, '43, NX'r1tcr's Clulw, '-U, Living Rusary, '4?. ROW FIVE RErXDE1i, SUZANNE S1zxit ' ZHYT S Barr Strcct St. Patrrclfs Parnh: XVrttcr's Cluh, '43: All American Family , Studcnt Drrrcturl Xl'hu XX'mxldn't B-3 Cram , S1xtccn rn August , REDMERSRI, PAUL 211W Suuth Barr Struct rvyfin-Yu St. Prtcr's Parish, Fnutlwall, '42, Shamruck, '-UL Dramatrc Cluhg Guard ul' Hunor, '4ll, XX'h0 XX'uuldn't Bc Crazvug Science Club: Ushcr's Cluh, Vlcufprualduntg Rlllc Club, Secretary' Truabllrcr ROW SIX REISING, HILDA 431 East Suttcnflcld Strcct St Pcttrf Pztrrshg Latrn Cluh. Hunur, '41, Shwrtllxzntl Awards Awards. '-43. RENNER, ESTHER Ilrlv Ltllnu St. St, Pvtut'5 Parish: Hunnr Roll, C. A A.: G. A. A. Triangle Hu:1rLl 111 Hunur, '-H13 Shorthand, RIEDY, BETTY -HIS Txtcuma Axcnuc St. -Inhn thu Baptxsfs Parish: G. Cluh. '41, RIPBERGEIK, NIARGARET 1112 Rrqkhrll St. St. PLtul's Parish: Hunur Roll. Shnrth.rnd. '43. Ti1Iiu '41, Guard 111' 42, Typing rrpugu 4u, 41, -Al: Award, '4Ig '-12. Bt'lIjjl ' A A., Lattn Rippit ' 59, '40, '4l: 'n :Q r- .. ff-ui- - Y 4 F- 'S-. ROW ONE ROCKSTR 1324 Flor OH, KENNETH Kruk-iw', Ida Drivc St. Judc's Parish: For-thall, Typing, '4Z. ROSENBERGER, RAYBIOND IIlllfUl ' -HS LaSallc Street St. Pctcr s Latin Cluhg Parish: Dramatic Club. '42, '43: Civics Club, Shurthand Award, '-ll. J ROSSWURM, JOAN RIlXfj ' 326 East Butler Sanur: St. PLtcr's Paiishg Hwnur Roll. '42, G, A. A., Puznt Sccrctary, All: Shanwruck, '41, '43, Guard ul Hunur, ROTH, E -ill, 41. 42, ILILNE -V-II huuth Hanna Struct Sr. Pcrcrs P , .NN arlshg Hrinur Roll, 441, 4,3 Lv. A. A. Munihrr, '4U, Sh1in1rOck. '-421 Guard Of Hilmar, '42, Shorthand Awards. '42, Tvping Awards, '43. ROW TWO ROx',MA1u' CATHERINE .., - ,ix XX vs: Williams Street St Patricks Parish. RYAN, DI-QLORES Dm, 2333 Rug.-mild Struct St Andrcxx matics Cflulw s Parish: li, A, A, Mciiihcl: Dra- 1 Baum Maiorctrc, '-ll: Sh-lrrhand Awari.ls, '43, Tvping Axxards, '4F. ROW THREE SAXTON, KATHLEEN Kl1fbic,' lllll Sxxinncv Avenue St. Pauls Parish: Honor Rwll. '42, ll, A A.. Vicc-prusidcnt, '43, G. A. A., Spurt Head, '4'Zg G, A. A , Triangle, '41, G. A A,, Num-grals. '-41312 A.A,,l.-Jttcr,'431G.A.A.,Ch1unp1Dn' ship Tcam. '42, '43, Dramatics Cluhg Mission Unit, '41, Guard of Hun-lr, '41g Sh-irrhand 4 Award, '4.: Tvping Award. '43. . rfB-Q Tn SCHAAB, THOMAS It R16 NY. Barry St. Sr. Paul's Parishg Air Raid Mcsscngur, '43, Camura Cluh, '43 ROW FOUR SCHOTT, RAYBIOND Rt1J , IRIG Cfalifurnia Avcnuc St. Judu's Parish, Hunur Rull, '41, Guard of 4 Honur, '4-, Typing, '43. SCHLINK, EDXVARD Ei1'a'iU 2314 E, Lfirh St. St. Patricks Parishg Air Raid Mcsscnger, '-43: Ushcr's llluh, '-43: Guard ul H-lrufr, '4l: Dra- matlcs Clula, ROW FIVE SHANLEY, MARY CATFIERINE Nf.C.', ZHR W. Barry Sr. Fatlicdral Parish. Civics flluli Band, Spanish Cluh. '43. SHANER, JOSEPH lov 635 Putnam St. Piccu us Blind Parish, Hunlir R--ll. '-ll, Sharm' rock, Advcrrising Manager: Latin Cluhx '41, Glcc Cluh, '-llg Spiritual fi--uncll, '42: fiuard wif Hnnurg XYritt'r's Cluh ROW SIX SHIQEY, DONALD DOII IIE? Nlclfulluch St. St. Paitriclfs Parish: Guard uf Hunur, '-ll, '42, '43s Ushcr's Cluh. SHOVLIN, DEAN 'BlIl'lIt'-j ' l'l24l Nurth Anthonv Blvd. Sr. .lut.lc's Parish: U5hcr's filuh, Sci-:mv flluh. SKEVINGTON, JAMES Max lllll Smphlur Srrcer St. Pauls Parish, Scholarship fruni Sth grade: Class Prrsidrnt, '41, Trcasurur, '42, Piusidcnt, '43, Captain, Fmithzill, '4l: Fmvrlaall. '40, '4l. '42g Basltctlwall, '41l, '41, '42, Scicncc Cluhg Ftudtnt ia-uucil, Prcsidcnt. SLATTERT, EVELYN Slam 3206 Su, Lalaycttc Sl, St, Patiiclfs Parish: Latin Cluh. '41, Glrq Club, '4l, '41, '-43: Spanish Clula, Tri-asurcr. Pagr 27 415 ...M F -4- x-. PILQI' ZX iirznwnsmvx ROW' ONE SBIITH, MARGARET Ma1'lcir R, R. Nu. 1, Lima Rua-.1 SI Yiuccnt Dc P.Iul's Parish: Hun-II' Rull, '39, '4I1, '41, Shurtlmnd, '43, Typing. '42 SORG, DOLORES Lum 2314 XYO5tbrOuk Drum C1.ur1IIw,1ra1 Parish, Hrmur' Rull, 1:11, '41, '42, Sill-Ilastrc N11-nugrarn, '4lV, '41, '42, 1Wr.uII1ItIca, 1fS.IIId,AX'Icc'PrusId-QIII, '42, Urglnstrnn, '4H. '41, -42, -43, 1.c,1IOn ul lvlarv, Guard ul Humor. 411. 41, 42, Sli-irtliarid, '43, '1'x'pIug, '41, 1iN:.Ix Award, 1V1u.1.I1 Hlulltrt AILIZIQL. '41V, A1umrI.n, Srhrflaiflup, '41, Alumnat Srluilarf Rlrlp, '42 SOSHEA, JOHN j.1vl1', 'Jil' 1 I'arIggu Drlxc Sr ,lulm the B.IptIst's Parxbh, Honur Hull, '40, '41, '42, Scholabtrc Miynriurzrni, 411, 41, 42, SlI.rnII-mlr, '47, lfglnr C'---cdittvr. Latin Club, Trraflxrur, '41, Civic- ffluh, Prcsxdunt, '43, Srudtur Clullncrl, '41, 1.lbr.Irv Sratl, '42, NX'rIt- tr':C'1ub, '43, STIIIR, ARTHUR Iwi-y Il, 11 f.ruIg1Itru Annu Spanlflx lfluh, '42, '1'vpIII:. '42. ROW' TWO STOLTE, ROBERT Bob 1713 Su. Anrlmirm' lilxd, St AIIdrcw's Parish, lntramural Baskutball C.lI.unpIurI Team, 'VL Guard of 1'1OIIur, '42. SUELZER, LOUISE 51.-X E. Dulllrld Stn-it St. Pt-Icr's Parish: Clan St-crctarv. '41, Intra- mural 1'5.Is1Rcth.Il1. '41, Echu Adxcrrlsrlul Man' agar, fl, A, A, 1.1, A A.. P-um Sfcrutriry. '41, S1'I.Imrick, '43, Dramatrca. Scrrctary: Latin Cilub. '42, Studtm Cluuncrl, '42, Guard -11 Hwnwr, '42. Spanlah Club, Yrcufprtwrdcnt. .M WIz'I':ic ' ROW THREE SULLIVAN, XVILLIABI Bill 416 Butlfr St. St. ParrIrk's Parish, Class Olhccr, '40, Honor RO11, '41, Schulnstrf Mt-nugrani, '39, Football. '40, Guard uf Hunt-r, '42, Guldcn Gln-rcs. Sfnu-hnal, '43. THIENIE, MAE 11'Iar-y 529 St. Mnrun's Struct St. Pctcr's Parish, 1.Ibrarv Srall, '41, '42, '43, Guard of Hunur, '42, Shurrhand, '42. ROW FOUR THOLEN, MAXINE 1VII1.x ' 1619 E. Cruighrun Avunun Sr. Putcr's Parish, G. A. A 1 C. A. A., Cham- prunshrp Vtlllcybnll Team, '43, Guard rv1'1'1unur, '41, '42, Shorthand, '42. THOLEN, ROBERT Bmw 319 E. Butler St.. PatIIck': Parleh: Bab1it'th.Ill, '431 Civilian Dclunsc Muwvngcr, '43, Laun Club, '43, Glen Club, '43. ROW FIVE TROLJTMAN, ROBERT 2901 Ccntral Drirc HBOIJU St. Pzrtrrclfs Parish, Spanish Club, '-13. VAN HORN, ROBERT 33? Krmnmuur Avcnuc. Bob Sr. Patr1ck's Parish, Honur Rull. '40. Row SIX , 'VENDERLXQ RICHARD 2312 w1U1'1I1 Sr, Sr. Peter! Parish, Hom-r R01 Hum-r, '41. XIONDERHAAR, HELEN 1616 Andruws Srrccr Prucurus Blood Parish, Hunur Dirk 1, '42, Guard Of RIJ11. '40, '411 G. A A., Bzrskctball. '4l1, '41, '42, '43: G. A. A., Mt-mhcr, G. A. A., Purnt Secretary, '43, G. A A.,TrIang1c, '42: G, A. A., Numcrals, 4 '4-,1l. A. A., Letter, '47, G. A. A.. Champi Ionshm Vullcyball Team, '42, '43, Guard ul Honur, '41, '42, Shorthand Award, '42, Typing Award, '42. VONDERHAAR, RITA S417 Stats Street Prccwm Blu-,-d Parish: Schulrirslup frum Sth grads, Hum-r Roll. '4ll. '41, '-12: Scholastic MI'Int1grzIm, '40, G. A. A., Basketball Cap' tam, '-UI, '41, '-12. '43, G. A. A., Point Scr- rcrary, '42, G. A. A.. Prcsidunr, '43, G. A. A . Triangle, '41, G. A. A.,Numura1, '42, G. A. A., Lbttcr, '42, G. A. A., Vullcvball Champ' Irmnship Team, '42, '43, Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Guard of Hon-Ir, '41, '42, Shorthand Award. '42, Typing Award, '42. X7OUGHT, RITA 3221 South Wcbsrur Struct St PatrIck's Parish: Honor RO rrsisn '40, '41, '-12, Scholastic lvlunogram, '41: Guard of Honor. '40, '41, Shurthand Award, '42, Typing Award. .W ,':::r.-f .. 'Ear 1.. 1 ROW ONE WADE, ANNA MAE Ann 1121.1 Sxvxnnuy Avenue St. ,1Osep11's Parlslxz Hunur Rfvll, '41g lnmrcl ul Honor, '-ll: Shurthand Awards, '42, WEAIIER, CATHERINE To0dic', 1120 Kcnxxuud Avenue St. ,1ude'5 P:IrIsl'Ig Slwrrhand, '-123 '1'vpIng. '-12, '-13. WEBER, JACQUELINE Hjrzrlzicl' 2101 CalIfOrnIa Avenue St. A1ude's Par1Eh:G.A A., 1V1em1wI: C, A. A , Tnanglc, '-121 G. A. A,, Numeral. '-421 G. A, A., Letter. 313: G. A. A.. X'--llbyball Champ- Ionslalp Team, '42, '43, Guard -If Hnnnr, '-12, Shurthand Axvznrtls, '-12. Typing Award, '42. XVEBER, JAINIES GMU 17112 Crescent Avenue St. ,1ude's Parnh: Hunur Rull, '-IU, '-11, '-12: Latln Club, '42, '-13: N1I55IOn Cllula. '42, Guard O1 Hunur, '-ll, '-12. ROW TWO XVEIGEL, ELAINE La1ziv 26511 Buster Road Cathedral Panshg G. A A.. Mtmbcrg Cv. A. A., Trxangle, '43, Publnc Speakmg. WEIKART, GLORIA 50-1 West State Blvd. Prccnuus Blood Parishg Honor RI-11. '-41, C, A. A., Mem1IergGuarelI+1HOnOr. '-10. '41, '-12, Typing Award, '-13. ROW THREE WELCH, JOHN 811 HamI1ton Avenue f0b1z11y St. Peter's Parish: Sclxularshlp from Sth grade! Honor RO11, '4ll, '-111 Tenms, '-42g Slmarnrock Represematlve. '-13, Mxssxon Clula. Prebndent, XYayne Hxgh '-131 Art-Represented Fort SehOO15 at lndlana State Art Cl-InvcntI-In, XVERSTEIN, ROSEANNE ROSE 11? Esmund St. Sr. Parruclis Purnshg Hn-nor R-Ill. '40, Slmmruek, '43, Guard ul Humgr, '-11: Shllrrhantl. '41, ROW FOUR XVHEELER, 1V1ARGARET 133 Esmfunvjl St. rv , ,vm Pf my Sr. P.IIrIck'b 1'.IrIsh1f5 A. A.: 1'3I1arJf'1'H-.-n-Ar '-12. XVHITE, RICHARD Dirk 231-4 Ea:t11I'uI.Ik Drive Cglilmudral Parlfhz Sclunse Cllulw. '47. Ush-,rs Clulv, '-1S,RI1le C1u1v,'-13. ROW FIVE XVILHELIXI, lV1A1iY CATHERINE Willy 1135 Clara Axenuv St Vludfs Pansh: Hunur RII11, '-tu. 41. '42. P1'unI Kun . G. A A4 Dramatxw, Letter. '-133 HI1ardn1H.yn-I', '-12: 1X'lIfI XVI ulv.1n't Bc Crazy . SIxIetn In August . S1IOrt1IaIII.1. 42. XVlLLOLVGHBX', ANN Nifk3 2'J1-Hi lntllana Au-nu: Catlxulral Parxslwg C1105 Vxcc-pre-IJ-JII. '-11: Spamsh Club. H131 Eeluv Stall. Lxmn Cllula. 41, Studlnt Cuunczl. '-11: ffxxgis fllulw, '-1? ROW SIX XVOENKER, ROBERT Bob 1334 Summlt St. St. Andrew-'s 1-'arnahx Fuurlfall. '-Gu. '41, '42, -la, Baslietlagull, -111. XVOJCIR, LORRAINE Lurriv 9-12 Nutrm an Ax L fue St. PaItI'Ie1i's1'arIs1I: Latm Clulx '-ll: Slx-Irt1I1IIIL1. 43: Typing. '42, XVUNIJERLIN, JOAN lo -136 E, Alvilurrrvn Smut-I St, 1V1ary's Parlshg 11, A. I-X, lxltmlvr. Uuartl of Humlr. '-11, '-42. Slurtlmxld I-Xuarvl. +21 Tvpgng Axvarcl. '42. Wvss, HELEN R, 11 111, Furt 11'.Ivne St. A11-Ecplfs Parxsh, Herve CI.IsN'l:,1'1ffnur RLI1. '-111 Lllwrarv Stall, '-11. HPIHIII lung , 11114131 Of H4-nur, '-12: 5114 rrhantl, '42. Tvpng. 42. '-13. PIQL 29 Ar ffl L.-x. 5 Wrss, IRENE Mm Wrss, RITA MARIE ' YouNc.HAus,MARJoRiE 'ilu Ntxx Haxtn Axenue H117L'iXSU Hwlflfjn -'hr-JVLB 5 lEf'llfl Clll'lfxIj xFi Larrie R-md. lxl-inrv cxolle. 4913 Keriilxxw rth Avenue ' W ' . . 'a , wl . . . llikngiffiklntl,inikiisgd ilu, 'ill hd Q St john the, Baptist s Parxshg -is 1liuin,dT,'f Hzmlfr --uf 'H' Sr Rust' -l Lima s Parishl Scliularship lrom Sth grade: 'fi Jqgurrhqnd Y .auximj 1 'pl Scliolarship lrnm Nth grade: Hun. r Rl-ll, iflll, '-ll. 1-ll: First '1'v',,-.5 amanid 4414 1 ' -' Shamrnrls, Tvp.st. '471 Civics Aid fl-wninuttec: Science Cluh. 'F 1' ' ' ' Cluh. 7.21 lille Cfluh. iflll: '-Hg Scholxistic lvlt-nogram, '-111. Guard 1-1 lllinlir. WU: Short- i-11111 A. .'X.,1V1emher:Sham' hand Award. '41 rock, '-U. Echo Clweditor, i431 liuard uf Honor. '-Ju, '-+15 XVILLI.-XXI 1X'lCCL1NTOCK Shorthand Awards. '-ll. Pil'fIIl't'S 1101: tzzviilzzfvlr: ZERN, Gi.-XLEN Gale 24l'l Curdcs Avenue St .lxzdcis Parashg Guard of Hun- r. 441. '-12. Comix, Nl.-XRCELLA Marvin KELKER, CLARA 429 E Klrtighrun Axriniu 41117 Btaver :Menue Sr Patrlclais Parish. Rigrnunilwr 11'lien , Sr .lnhn the B:iptisr's Parish. Hn-nor Roll, i-lil. Ufiixtein in August i, 1X'lili XYivultlri'r Bc i411 Srhlilasti' lvlonfigrani, '-W, 'Hg Sh-irthand fIr.i:v 3 Art Scholarslim. i-12g l'1rzini.itics Cluh Awards. Typing Awards. The composition of all the senior plates from page sixteen to thirty was made as of April 15, 1943. Therefore the names indicate members ot the Senior class of 1943. but not necessarily graduates. 11-5121- Through the portals of Central Catholic High School have passed many graduates who are now serv- ing in the armed forces ot our country. XY'hen they graduated they had no idea of what lay in the future for them. XVe sincerely hope that they are upholding the Christian ideals of manhood and wornanhood so well drilled into them during their high school careers. QAccording to correspondence received by teachers of this schoolj former students are thankful for their religious training. because it has helped them immensely in their military life where they see life as it really is. Students. send your prayers to the outposts all Over the world. for the men and women of the armed forces really need them. grae:-:f - Carl GI'Ufl701t5C'. 1 - S ,gy rs N X , jig. his . K SARIUEL NEWNAM DAVID HIPSRIND Hippo HPIllIja!7 nS1t'Upj'H P 13:7 A lielnsinutfein Cathedral -A A 1 V L: . s . . nit 1 n wur Vmatura R. R X-1, T, Sheridan Road. 'uw .S Clint' n' bt' PMHLL S iffnllcivt- Llif.t5, lDax'cpalso toni ' ' ' ' h B11 lff ' ' ha PM-ish' Sam Cnihtcd in 'ik U rli' lunutiit mid-v'ar in favor of Cathedral Paris . 1 L t us at I L NME, this WM. mmm: tu CCS It p ,t x Vt - . change. of semesters lor Saint Ummm: rcprhunmwn m Nur armcd Saint joseph s C-allefa, Collcgexille. ,lnscph s College. Collegrville. Page so forces. FRANKLIN WENDELL COSTNER Frank 304 XY, Woodland. St. Patriclfs Parish. Frank allowed the lure ol college to carry him to Tennessee lu the University of Chattanooga, FOR E Chaplain H. J. Schnurr Norbert Sordeler Robert Kramer Gerald Weber Wfillard Mattes Ray Brown Jerry Schoenle John Maher Clifford Higgins Thomas Rauner Joseph Doust Carl Elward Joseph Faurote Robert Horn Robert Meier Robert Withem Thomas Shank Paul Witte John McCaffrey Thomas Offerle Sam Newnam Robert Larimore Donald Kelker Robert Wilhelm Robert Fabian Jerry Dehner Edward Klotz Richard McClellen Richard Krouse Anthony Pallone Frank Pallone Robert Heiny James Kilkelly John Kilkelly Charles Dahm K. W. Mommer Robert Schatt ack Perrey Robert Wyatt Patrick Murray XVarren Vance John Snider Thomas Snider Joseph Trentadue NV1ll1am Schuhler ow in Robert Biesiada Ralph Schimmele Leonard Schom-och Robert Saxton James Hayes Paul Roy Anthur Vachon William Skevington Robert Skevington Robert Schnieders Robert Ryan Paul Roy Dr. Baltes Lawrence Bogner Richard Barth James Freiburgcr Hubert Mettler Ernest Felrz Ray Haskamp Charles Henry Robert App George Keller Robert Simonis Robert Seitz Robert Larimore William McArdle Erwin Armstrong Robert Drennan Earl Gruber E. G. McArdle Robert Nichter Julian Schone C. A. Zickgraf Robert Stevens Byron Hayes Albert Younghaus Roy Grimmer Robert Dickmey er George Benning Harold Bailey Russel Dickmey er Robert Menefee William France William Connors Roy Adang R STUDE TS OF C.O . . . F0124 j0l Ce6 Leo Adamski Don Venderley Richard Hageman Ralph Halstein Richard Double Eugene Mattes John Tagtmeyer Robert Strack Joseph Kintz Jack Burlage Edmund Stanczak Robert D. Johnson Joseph H. Jehl Jerome Jehl James B. Hughes Harold B. Hughes Jim Hudelson Donald R. Huber Walter Gremaux Edward H. Greven Bernard Kamp Robert J. Kocks Bernard J. Kern Robert G. Kimes John B. Kroemer Emmett E. Krouse August G. Lampke Richard Lauer M. P. Laughlin R. B. McArdle Bernard J. Miller Gerald Minnick H. T. Morthorst Donald A. Murphy Donald C. Fox Jean Didrick Vfilliam Dahman Maurice A. Vorndran Bernard J. Berghoff Joseph Choney Donald A Christen Robert Connelly Harold P Conroy Joseph Federspiel Joseph Trempel Bill Kramer Raymond Wyss Basil T. Arend Bart E. Van Horn Eugent Vorndran Albert Younghaus John Francis Wyss Maxwell D. Zent Richard F. Smith Ralph Musselman Robert Neidhart Joseph B. Olry XVilliam Palmer Rudolph Radu Don Reader Leon S. Reed Paul W. Reed Roger L. Reed William A. Reed Thomas Ankenbruch David T. App Kenneth J. Furge C. K. Garvin Donald J. Gentile Vincent Giese John M. Giles Richard Girard Ronald Gladieux Beatrice Smith John Giere Bernard Vogadees Alex Choka Donald Dahman Larry Nichter Ray XVyatt Clllford Higgins Pob-rt Stiegltr XV'lliam Blacl' Edward Tarrin Robert Gorman ames Poitras Daud Poitias Edvi ard Moore John XV Lx nch Robert Raunei Db J f , . f . J . Paul Snyder Carl Haughey Earl Alles Glcnn Cox' D I P12 JI Lrfi lu rilqfwf: jerry Henry, Treasurer: Roseanne Sehnciders, Vice- 1 sidentg Innes lxartholl, President, Cerrrudc Rogawski, Secretary. THE JU IOR The young men and young women who are the prospective seniors and leaders for the following year, entered C.C. just three years ago, with everyone eager to learn everything in one week. Wfhile perhaps that first week passed with no startling achievements-not so the remaining years. The pride we students have felt everytime the Central Catholic Band or Or- chestra have appeared has been the results of the efforts of many in the present Junior class. Delores Bailey, Carl Breman, Paul Detweiler, Rita Fox, Bob Hartman, Deveda Hebb, Francis Herber, Cecilia Murphy, Betty june Neuer, and James Vachon play in the Band, and Thereas f Emanuel, Rita Fox, Bob Hartman, Deveda Hebb, Jean Lamp, Cecilia Mur- phy, Betty Neuer in the Orchestra. ' Carrying the pigskin down the field were Bill Bachman, Jim Bogen- schutz, Jerry Henry, Richard Lerch, Mike Le- mish, Joe Maher, Paul Moyer and John Zwierko. To be mentioned with pride also are the twirlers Mary Stanford, Betty Skevington, Alice Macey, Roseanne Schneiders, and Paul Ueber. Volleying back and forth down the basketball floor were Jack Danehy, Adrian Cwladieux, Jim Kartholl, Paul Moyer, and Ed Tourney. Those participating in the newly formed track team are Ralph Newhouse, Bill Bachman, john Ankenbruck, Bob Mathews, Tom Huguenard, Dan Flanagan, Doc Leto, Tom Biesieda, and Don Chaney. A branch of the Legion of Mary, the Praesidium of Mother of Perpetual Help, has been newly organized this year and Pat Blackwell is president, Phyllis Walker, JZ unior nap5 Now smile. After hours. Caught in the act. At ease. Quiet evening at home. The King of the Rodney's. We three. Line and sinker! fthe hook too! Curb service. No holds barred 1 Bcrghoff R. Beuchcl R. Bcvcrforden C. Beyer R. Biedrvycki T, Bicsiadzi C. Black P. Blackwell l.. Bobay J. Bcgenschutv H. Bower Bnyle Brcman H. Broknmp H. Bubb P. Bucschcr S. Bushroe P. Cnllalun Cartcaux D. Chaney H. Christnun L. Christy M. Colonc R. Connors F. Adang J. Adang K. Allgeier W. Anderson J. Ankenbruck W. Bncliman D. Bailey G. Beckman R. Behren vice-president, Helen Bower, secretary, and Rosemary Carteaux, treasurer. Other members of this Praesidium at the present time are: Georgianne Hilker, Dorothy Freiburger, Eileen Kahee, Marie Divine, Josephine Mudrack, Rita Marie Giradot, Mary Lou Roberts, Marjorie Jehl, Edna Renner, Marjorie Welsch, and Eileen Huber. P. Conroy J. Croteau L. Cyr D. Dahman J. Danehy M. DePew P. Detweiler M. Devine P. Dwire Page 3 4 With a representation of almost sixty- five girls, the junior members of the G. A. A. are keeping in trim and loving the exercise it gives them. To present the likes and dislikes of this class to the faculty and also to give advice as special leaders, Josephine Mudrack, Pat Perry, James Kartholl, Roseanne Schnei- ders, Jerry Henry, and Gertrude Rogaw- ski are the capable members of the Student Council. To direct them spiritually Sally Edwards, Mary Ellen Mettler, Irene Duhn, Jim Weigand, and Bob Ort are representatives on the Spiritual Council. Launching the first annual Junior dance on March S, these future leaders of Ameri- ca proved their ability to take the ini- J. Didier P. Didier G. Disser B. Drennan I. Duhn S. Edwards T. Emanuel M. Engle R. Ernst tiative by sponsoring an event which was a grand success. Through the efforts of the teaching staff and the co-operation of the members of this Junior class a Well-planned pro- gram of activities has been carried out- social, religious, and athletic-gradually moulding sterling Catholics and valuable M. Hoy D. Hebb J. Heidenriech T. Heiny C. Heminger J. Henry F. Herber M. Herber D. Heuer Page 3 5 2-3853655 R. Federspiel D. Fenker A. Fillippo J. Fitzgerald D. Flanagan G. Flory M. Flory R. Fox D. Freiburger N. Getz NV. Gfell R. Gicse J. Giles E. Gcmmill R. Girnrdot R. Girardot A. Gladieux L. Goneau D. Grsibill B. Gross K. Haifner E. Hnlstein J. Harris N. Havert , Hugucnard A. Hull j. Vlnnsen D. jehl M. klchl xl. johnson . Johnson T. johnson li. Kahne J. Knrtholl C. Kissinger A. Klein . Kochl P. Kourscn . Laucr J. L M. Kramer M. Kmtzman G. Kraus J. Lamp uc E. Leffers R. Lerch D. Lam D. Litchfield E. Hilker G. Hilker G. Hilker XV. Hodde L. Hook M. Horstman M. Horton E. Huber lf. Huglies citizens for time and eternity. We have already mentioned their efforts in the social line,-the Junior dance was a great success. After looking through the membership list of various clubs of the school we are sure that they are striving to cultivate the experience and poise which make successful leaders. The secu- lar knowledge necessary for this leadership E. Litchfielcl hi. Long K. Luegring M. McArdle J. McClintock P. McIntyre N. McKinny P. McKinzie M. McNulty Pugr 3 6 is being attained in a special Way by the monogram winners of last year. They were Jean Lamp, Maxine Flory, Audrey Jean Roy, Rita Ann Fox, Mary Lou Roberts, Patricia Vodde, Margaret Hor- ton, Marita McArdle, Irene Monper, Joan Hartman, Dolores Jehl, June Fitzgerald, Rita Ernst, Rita Weaver, Mary Ellen Met- ,1tt., -fb- tler, Mary Catherine Black, Phyllis Con- roy, William Hodde, Mary Ann Schaef- fer. Wfe expect these and many new names to appear on the honor roll of 1943 and all the succeeding years of their lives. Religious activities in the Mission and Legion of Mary groups give the members of this Junior class a respect for and a knowledge of divine law on which all A. Macey J. Maher hd. Manny R. Mathews E. Martes R. Martes M. Mettler H. Miller I. Mueller civil law is based. The large numbers mentioned above where we spoke of those who participated in Football, Basketball, Track and G.A.A. activities show us that this Junior class is interested in developing strong, healthy bodies by learning the rudiments of many competitive sports and by displaying these l. Hager M. Rauner E. Raupfer K. Reed J. Reitz R. Reitz E. Renner J. Reynolds S. Ritzius Pxlglf 37 . Miller J. Momper J. Morken J. Muclrack E. Muldoon B. Murphy . Murphy S. Murray B. Neuer R. Neuhaus L. Nichols M. Nix Nix J. O'Brien J. O'Connor P. O'Connor V M. O'Leary E. O'Rourke . Ort S. Ottenwcillcr G. Pence J. Pequignot M. Perrey P. Perry Roy sl. Rush lf. Snlamon Nl. Schaffer xl. Selwnkul Al. Sclicnkcl Sclmcidcr R. Schniedcrs Nl. Sclilinli Y, Scliulcr B. Sheehan xl. Slicturr n Shire Shovlin Xl. Sloderbecl-Q R. Smith S. Snider S. Sorgen Stuck C. Strcbig N. Tanncliill E. Tatman I.. Taylor H. Till M. Roberts D. Rogers G. Rogawski D. Rondot E. Rooney Nl. Rorick R. Roritk V. Rorick R. Rucss athletic skills in varsity and intramural competition. As the twig is bent, so doth the tree incline. Since those individuals who are the boys and girls of today are the group that will constitute the men and Women of tomorrow, it is vitally necessary that youth be stimulated with Christian ideals D. Tobin E. Tourney B. Troutman S. Tryce P. Ueber E. Vachon J. Vaclion J. Vachon H. VanRyn Page 38 during the formative days of adolescence. Standards which are etched upon the young soul cannot be effaced. They pro- tect the vulnerable human heart just as surely as the skin protects the body. They form a coat of armor that cannot be pierced by the godless and immoral trends of this modern topsy-turvy age. First Row: P. Vodde, N. Voirol, M. Vomdran, L. Wfalker, P. Walker. Second Row: M. Waltenuath, Wlaltke, R, Wfeaver, M. Weber, Weigand. Third Row: M. XXfYClCl'1, A. Xvelling, S. XVelling, V. Westernian, C. NVl1eelock. Fourth Row: R. Widman, D. Wilkiiison, L. Willig, M. Wunderlin, K. Wurstner Fifth Row: M. NVy:itt, P. Wyfatt, B. Yates, B. Zuber, I. Zwierko. It isn't just the religion course with which We begin each school-day that places our school on a pedestal that cannot be touched by any other school systemg We cannot imagine that a thorough knowledge of the Catechism equips one thoroughly for the battle of lifeg it is the sterling ideals, Words of counsel, and silent influence of our good teachers that does more than any scientific study possibly could in moulding strong, sturdy char- acters. It is toward the establishment of such firm characters and for the building up of immunity against the strong Waves of op- position Which beset the lives of all of us that the Juniors of Central Catholic High School are striving. Paz' Cass. P r Pugr 40 THE 0PH0lVl0RE Moving into the upper bracket no longer to be referred to as uunderclassmenf' the Sophomores of ,43 proudly advance, leaving behind them a long line of achieve- ments. They have proven their wisdom by their prudent selection of oflicers to lead them in their activities. These stalwart leaders included: 1 President . . ....r.. Joseph Haifley Vice-president ,tr,tt Helen I-Iilker Secretary .,.rrrrrrrrr, John Stef-fel Treasurer .,r... Patricia Grothaus Aiding the ofhcers c v t v c and the faculty of the school in the work of the student council were the A following: Gertrude Tagtmeyer, James Berg- hoff, Barbara Weirman, and Joan Smith. A class cannot go wrong when it is well rep- resented in spiritual or- ganizations: Those soph- omores who helped in the spiritual council projects S i were: Phyllis Double, Do- Lvff lo rigbf: Helen Hilker, Vice-President: John Steffel, Secretary: joseph Hniiley, President: Patricia Grothouse, Treasurer. 1'l1'1C SCl'lI'11lI'I', Ray Tobin, and Joe Naumchaff. The Mission Unit counted on the cooperation of the following faithful sopho- mores who represented their home rooms in missions activities: Colette Mohl, Martha Wolfe, Donna Butler, Bob Ryan, Ben Louthan, Bernice Gebhart, Corrine Suelzer, and Rose Eileen Smith. Special mention must be given to Bernice Spranger who won second place in the annual Laetare Oratory finals. 1' Q W--?fg-xg -- .,.. UM -1-. 4uJ,1.'1 ,gliwifi -vwnvfnxmnn B. Adang E. Allen D. Armstrong V. Bacon P. Bclldus B. Bane: R. Bnngert R. Barth B. Barton R. Beck M. Becker P. Becker Not to be left in the background in any field, the sophomores had many rep- resentatives in every musical organization. Those who lent their talents to the band Were: Robert Aclang, Lois Littlefield, Bernon Kuyoth, Virginia Fisher, John Engle, and Kenneth Merz. R. Beckman C. Benlmower T. Bennett T. Benning A. Berghoff J. Bevenforclan C. Biesadn V. Black L. Blondell N. Blust B. Bonalwom D. Boylan R. Boyle M. Braun D. Briggenun B. Brinker I. Brown P. Bunnno L. Bushroe D. Butler J. Butler C. Butts F. Caccnmo M. Charhitn C. Clemens B. Colehin J. Congdon xl. Conrad tl. Conroy J. Cox il. Crawford L. Crouch M. Dague J. Dahm R. Deirche C. Deloff Pclgn' 42 The orchestra claimed Robert Marken and Joe Weingartner. The ambitious students in both band and orchestra Were: Kathleen Qrth, John Steffel, Joe Naumchaff, Maurice Ehinger, and Paul Steinbacker. These sophomores held the spotlight in the Glee Club composing the greater part of it: Mercedes Mettler Barbara Bonahoon Colette Mohl GeorgianneShaner Carol Sawyer Ray Tobin Elaine Allen Robert Roller B. Didrick M. Ditlingcr D. Donovan M. Donovan P. Double J. Doyle P. Drenaux L. Duwan M. Eifert H. Ellison J. Engle R. Erpelding Phyllis Garvin James Owens Juanita Cox Joseph Naumchaff Virginia Fisher James Schaab Patricia Gremaux John Steffel Patricia Lallow Richard Weaver Joseph Weingartner J. Getrs J. Geus I. Getty M. Girardot M. Glndieaux M. Gladienux T. Gneu V. Gucke P. Green XV. Green J. Gremaux C. Grimes Page 45 J. Essig - J. Fnnger A. Fuurote L. Fenker J. Fiedler D. Finnn W. Fisher V. Fisher Nl. Flack R. Fox M. Frnon P. Frccker J. Frciburger J. Freistroffcr P. Freygnng R. Friedman P. Furge G. Garvin P. Garvin B. Gebhart N. Gephnrd J. Girardot A. Geroff N. Gerhartstein 4 Q. Q., P. Hartman H. Hatfield J. Haughan E. Heidenreicli B. Herber D. Hess H. Hilker E. Hoch A. Hoehn M. Hotfman P. Hoffman L. Hoock J. Horn P. Horn G. Horstman J. Huntine J. Isaacs J. Jacquey K. Johnson R. Johnson E. Kamp J. Keen J. Keith J. Kell P. Grothouse T. Grothouse P. Grimmer D. Grosh E. Gross J. Hnifley M. Hambrock B. Hammen K. Harber M. Harber S. Hnrber H. HHFEIIIJII In athletics, the second year students did not take a back seat. The boys who kickedqthe pigskin around were: Dick McGaharen, Bob Ehrman, Bob LaPointe, Dick Luther, Eugene Perry, Joe Weingartner, Carl Biesiada, Frank Cac- camo. J. Keller G. Kennerk C. Kesterson R. Kimes M. Kinder C. Kintz T. Kleber F. Knight J. Kocks A. Koehl M. Koehler M. Kolirman Pugc 44 Those lads who Went out for basketball were Tom O'Connor, Bob Ehrman, Bob Ness, Jim Haughan, Louis ROY, Jack Krouse, Charles Walker, Dan Studler, Carl Biesieda, Bob Weikart, Joe Haifley. Nor did the girls leave sports up to the boys. Those lasses in G. A. A. who almost all received rewards for activities Were: Georgianne Shaner, Patricia Purge, Doris Voirol, Joan Kell, Donna Butler, Mary X Jane Maroney, Patricia Grothouse, Jean Marie Schimp, Juanita Cox, Alberta Mates, Joan Oberfell, Bernice Spranger, Dolores Hess, Patricia Weber, Alice Ann Murphy, Mary Jane Martin, Helen Hil- ker, Marjorie Charhita, Irene Mudrack, Mildred Westrick, Bessie Lou Burton, Corinne Kintz, Ruth Nichter, Marie Meyer, Barbara Bonahoom, Patricia Lal- G. Kramer J. Krouse B. Kuyoth B. Laljointe P. Lzillow D. Lang J. Lzirimore N. Lash A. Lauer M. Lercli J. Linn B. Litchfield F. Minick C. Mohl K. Moore R. Morken N. Motter J. Moulin R. Moulin I. Mudrack L. Murchland V. Myers R. Nassenstein D. Neidhart Page L. Littlefield - L. Logan J. Loncy M. Lotti B. Louthan R. Luley R. Luther B. Lynch NT. Manning M. Marony E. Nlfirtin M. Martin Martin A. Mzittes C. Mattes D. McG.1l1ran M. McGary K. Merz B. Mettler M. Mettler M. Meyer Ii. Miller M. Miller T. Miller Dawg Om PM 51 GCD mf CZGUNTRY if X5 HWIIIIIIIW my WUI Y W r,, F' 4, '- X . nf 1, 1 I A 'WL I 7f?EcH0,9,,,3 Publzslzed by flze SENIUR UASS, CENTRAL CATHOUC HIGH SCH00l 4 3 an 3 J. R. Ness D. Newnam R. Nichter J. Obergfell D. Oberly M. O'Connell T. O'Connor K. Orrh Owens K. Palmer T. Paluszak M. Panyard low, Alice Schone, Mary Becker, Gene Marie Keller, Mary Saxton, Marilyn Kinder, Christine Deloff, Rita Roethele. Now it can be seen Why the sophomores are entitled to the name of uupperclass- men and we wish them success in every thing they do. -I. Parks P. Passino R. Pease ll. Perrcy S. Perry Nl. Pettit B. Peipenbrink T. Pitzcn A. Poinsctre D. Pranger T. Roach RI. Robinson G. Roclriqucy R. Roerlwlc B. Roller L. Roy B. Roy D. Ryan B. Ryan C. Sawyer M. Saxton Sclunb B. Schafer B. Schaffer XV. Schrimeyer D. Schnelker K. Sclinieders D. Schields D. Schnurr A. Schone J. Shrimp G. Shaner R. Shatterick J. Simonis J. Smith R. Smith Pagz' 4 6 Last year when they were freshmen this same class led the school scholastically. During the entire year they consistently placed more of their members on the Honor Roll than any other class. The number of monogram Winners was at first surprising, but after viewing their record as a Whole, it is only what could be expected of them. The honor marked in- cluded many boys and girls who evi- dently had in their minds what should be I the ideal of all GC. students, namely- To make the best of all class time-not G. M. R. L. D. J. B. P. J. L. .l. D. Smith Soloman Sordelct Sorgen Soshea Spoltmnn Spranger Steinbsicker Srcffel Stine Stolte Studler only because of knowledge attained may prove useful but because it is the main duty of their state in life. We hope that these same persons, now that they are sophomores and about to be juniors, will continue to lead in Whatever they undertake. Monica Lomont. J. XVliite F. Wilkenson G. Didion G. Weinbrenntr M. Wolfe R. W'olifer M. Wurstner A. Wyss R. Wyss A Younglmus M. Zern Page 47 C. Suelzer V. Sullivan P. Suits G. Tngtmeyer N. Tarring R. Tobin Trentaduc G. Troop D. Ulrich S. Urbinc D. Voirol A. Vonderluar V. Vondrgm E. 'XV.1de C. xvrllllitfl' E. XY'cnvcr R. XVVCQIVCI' P. W'cber Xvelirle H. Xveigcl J. XVeing.1rtner B. XY'eirmnn L. W'clclw M. NVcstrick THE FRE HME In September, 1942 A.D., a bewildered group of 354 boys and girls from Fort Wayne and vicinity entered the portals ofCentral Catholic as Freshmen, which term Webster defines as inexperienced persons. But not for long did they remain inexperi- enced and the familiar expression, green, which is usually applied to Freshmen did not hold in this case unless it be applied to their Fighting Irish Spirit. As is usually the custom, the first activity of the Freshmen class as a whole was the election of class oflicers. Their good judgment was displayed when they elected the following: Pres., Roselyn Rockeyg Vice-Pres.,Jeanette Ueberg Sec.,Robert Glas- perg Treas., Tim Kelly. In order to assist the class officers in their duties these fine representatives from the home room were chosen for the Student Council, Patricia Sher- man, Roselyn Rockey, Marilyn Mulholland, Florence Murphy, Maur- ice Hebb, Jerome Grim- mer, Bernard Hatfield, Lois Hipskind. These Freshmen in the Mission Society ac- cepted their share of the Lt'-ff ln riglri: Robert Glaspcr. Treasurer: Roselyn Rocltey, Presi- U b Y' P 'd dentq glen: itffc Q ef. M- rcsi em work with the true spirit of young missioners: Mary jane Nesswald, Joellen McDonald, Nancy Aurentz, Daniel Anderson, Barbara Roethle, Margaret Hartman, Donald Harmeyer, Joan Daley, Dolores Fabian. Something new in spiritual activities has been added to C.C. by the Freshmen in the forming of three new spiritual organizations: The Legion of Mary, The Paladin Study Club, The Negro-American Paladin Study Club. And let these Freshmen boys who made the sacriiice of arising a little earlier in order to serve Holy Mass during the year, take a bow. Tom Manisco, James Blee, Jack Bender, John Steigmeyer, Timothy McCan, Tom Lauer. 2 -we xg- 1' wg Q 1 - 1 X WK Ji: N ' E .1LQ W Q ls, I SQ 'it , 'a is .Qafj ,, Af mqzklglw. lf? 1 ml i.. E SEQ? ,da ...A M T3 ,X .-1 B. Beckstedt B. Beekman j. Bender M. Berghoff M. Bender M. Bennett R. Bentley P. Berghoif B. Berghoff J. Bly E. Bertcls J. Birely J. Blee G Blotkamp T. Bobay -I. Braun R. Braun P. Borlienscein E. Boslcr J. Bowers J. Breitenvack .A--Q. .. Tiff? X6 M is ...Q si X x xWQQ xx Q . . SBS 1' , i 3 XX .. K Q . s Q X s I sf :Q - X ge 1.5 - ' V '- , W . 'ff 1-3... I 1 .- ' . . F . ' .: 1 :f3ffiI35'ifIQ' RW .X Q NSN at XYX-S2 4. .. . xg? - A X ' Z 1 X X X W NN AQ x X X is X Fees U . .,.,.. :xv XX x N X X X X X X . -snmqsvas 1 X, 2. QQ Q X 1 R X -AF W X X D. Brogen B. Brown A. Brug ' ...X-eb fl' ' -. ' , X Nb ' X ax NX Vi H. AW Q.. eX X XQX N, XX x ' -wr X -Q' xx X l Y-f'S:1:: f:'5:':2:'e 'K' - ' ,f53:f'ii':fQ.f'5: ' Q . , ,Q.,,,,, x 'Q' 1 s -A - 'f' ' 'H H. Berg T. Blornberg D. Brandt V. Buclow ' fx , ' T . me X.... X X XXX .,..,.. - . , X::.,.,.,Q I .X ,A 's12gggs:2e:Xgg, : '- KX: . if :ESQ s - were Wx il X Q X XX Y sv J. Adams M. Adang J. Allerton D. Anderson M. Anderson C. Ankenbruch R- APP N. Aurentz P. Bailey M. Bnlser T. Bungert D. Beck Not to be outdone in Red Cross Work the Freshmen and their representatives carried out their duties admirably: Bar- bara Beckman, Joan Vorndran, Joan Schlumbohm, Jacqueline Miller, Therese Urbine, Joan Allerton, Mary Elizabeth Rowan, Rita Herber, Eileen Casterline. A group of twenty-eight knitters, during C. Burgard R. Cardinalis M. Carlin P. Carrig L. Cosentino E. Casterline M. Cayat G Chandler B. Coe P. Carteaux L. Clements J. Daley the course of the year, contributed some of their work to the Red Cross. The Freshmen proved they have an able speaker in Joellen McDonald who carried away the Freshmen Oratorical honors. Future journalists who have Worked for the Shamrock,' as home-room represent- atives are: Gerald Fielder, Francis Weaver, ' Page 50 John Steigmeyer, Paul Ripberger, Dean Franke, Joseph Getz, Richard Johnson, Robert Lauer, and Jack Bley. Music hath charms and those of the Freshmen class who have charmed us with their music and melodious voices are: Orchestra-Donald Ehinger, Madonna Kaade, Donna Mae Fox, June Wyss. Band C. Donohue J- J. D J. T. G V B. R R D Davito Di Gregory DeVille DeVille Degitz Desmond Detmer Dierkes Didion Eckrich Ehinger -Gerald Fox, Therese Hartman, Maurice Hebb, Richard Oedy, June Wyss. Glee Club-Joellen McDonald, Francis Mee- han, Bernadette Haifley, Dolores Fabian, Patricia Laughlin, Jack Bley. Looking forward to the day when they become first-class baton twirlers with C.C.'s marching band are the following Page 51 J. B. G. J. P. B. B. K M B. D B. Gladieux Glasper Goodman Grimmer Grothouse Haitley Haley Hambrock Hanley Hansen Hoop Harber M. Eliinger D. Fabien R. Fabien C. Ficpel l.. Fenker NV. Fcurotc J. Fiedler B. Fiedler R. Fircstine M. Fitzgerald P. Fleckenstein D. Fox J. Fox J. Fox D. Frane D. Franke D. Frciburger P. Freiburger D. Fritz R. Garey R. Geise V. Geoifray B. Gerry J. Getz J. Gibson L. Gibson J. Gillis B. Girard D. Gladbach .,, M L MMM A. Heinzelman F. Helmsing E. Henry R. Herber J. Hilker P. Hillier V. Hilker B. Hines P, Hippenlumer L. Hipskind H. Hofackcr D. Hogan AI. Hooper Horstman S. Houlilmn P. Hoy H, Huguenard D. Hugulien L. Johnson G. Jaeger D. jehl B. Johnson M. jordan M. Kande T. Knllmyer M, Kasr T. Kelley N .. x wa -x-1,5 ,H g - ' - .,,:.5':r- : -p jjf.5:,, . :3:,,.:g- , K ,K - - .. :tie-Zrxf' 2 4 'V ' , ' X Sv . X . w X X Ni ,R sv N X O XX S 'NX .Q-5, 5. -gag -r- -N .. X. .... Q X lv x R B' X XX Pwr? XR Q' QQ W NN N NX X . , .Sl N- as . ' X V -.. 42. -1 Qi V JS X ESS? -xx 2 NS i 1 E- ' i' As b li 5 ,I 'Q' ' '.'--'ga 4- -NP-ET MQ Qa XX X . i-ifxf' ' ' . N ' z 'W Y . ' . ' fflffli ' ' 51 gf sa E. Harber D. Harmeyer M. Hartman T. Hartman B. Hatfield C. Hawley L. Hayden M. Hebb A. Heckber V. Hegbli E. Hcidenreich G. Heiny freshmen girls: Nancy Reader, Patricia Kintz, Carol Leuenberger, Madonna Jor- dan, Mary Lou Rohyans, Barbara Beek- man, Donna Hogan. Last but not least the freshmen are sportsminded. This was made evident by the number of players who Were on the Freshman football team last fall: Thomas D. P, XV C. P. J. T. A. B. I. B. R. Kennerk Kintz . Kinrz Rice Klejot Klopfenstieri Kohl Koontz Kramer Kramer Kiveley LaBa Ream, Richard Racht, Arthur Heinzel- man, Richard Plumb, Daniel Anderson, Robert Didion, Gene Krouse, Donald Mettler, Donald O'Shea, Richard Put- nam, Raymond Wolf, Robert Glasper, Eugene Henry, Donald Haughan, Jack Rademaker, Warren Hilleke, Paul Mee- han, Raymond Fabian, Willis Noll, Don- Page 52 ald Fritz, Gregory Sutt, William Spelman. The Freshmen are not sportsminded only during the fall, however. Throughout the Winter these boys developed their bas- ketball ability on the team, showing signs of becoming future stars for C.C. Arthur Heinzelman, Richard Racht, Richard Plumb, Maurice Hebb, Jack Fox, Bob Didion, Herbert Huguenard, Robert Shultz, John Tourney, Warren Hilleke, Thomas Bobay, Donald Fritz, Charles Feipel, George Manter. Freshman boys played not for the glory but for their home-rooms. The boys who captained the intramural teams included: Donald Fritz, Raymond Fabian, Jack , Pugc 53 P. Lebole P. Lacey M. Lrmdstoffer J- LHPP E. Lauer R. Lauer T. Lauer P. Laughlin H. Leffers M. Leonard C. Leuenberger M. Lewis M. Morton S. Moscicki P. Motter G. Moy er L. Muldoon M. Mulholland F. Murphy W. Murphy XV. Noll M. Nieb R. Nichter J. Nichrer L. Litchfield A. Loop E. Lopshire McCann R. Loshe R. Lothamer D. Lubomiski J. McDonald M. McDonald Marcott H., Mcliering M. Luley J. McLaughlin T. Maniscmlo H. Martin P. Martin Merrinane F. Meehan G. Manrer P. Meehan H. Meyer D. Metker D. Mettler J. Miller L. Mills Y. Neo H. Minnicli T. Moeller M. Mom per J. Nichter M. Nesswald M. Nash P. O'Connor I.. O'Keefe D. O'Shen R. Odey N. Parks J, Panyard D. Pershing R. Perry R. Plumb Tourney, Leo Johl, Michael Kast, John Steigmeyer, Maurice Hebb, Arthur Hein- zelman, Robert Glasper. The girls Were not to admit that the boys were more athletic-minded than they, and eagerly participated in the G. A. A. activities led by their home-room rep- resentatives. Ruth Vonderhaar, Joellen R, Schlink M. Schoenle J. Schlumbohm A. Settimi P. Sherman T. Shovlin R. Schuler R. Shultz G. Smith XV. Smith XV. Spelman H. Stcaszak McDonald, Mary Lou Adang, Mary Lou Rohyans, Merwyn Rulo, Mary Ann Berg- hoff, Ruth Schlink, Lucille Johnson, Pa- tricia Yaste. Playing for the honor of their home- room these freshman girls lead their teams in the intramural basketball games. Iris Kramer, Merwyn Rulo, Mary Ruth Mc- Page 54 Donald, Joellen McDonald, Ruth Von- derhaar, Lucille Johnson, Ruth Schlink, Mary Ann Berghoff, Patricia Yaste. We, the class of '43, salute you, the class of 546. We congratulate you on your achievements and hope you will continue to demonstrate your energetic school spirit throughout your stay at C.C. May you J. Steigmeyer M. Stiegler P. Stier R. Storie C. Strack J. Strasser J. Suclzer M. Suelzer G. Sult A. Taintar M. Tarring U. Teders continue on the road to success, both spiritually and materially, until you reach the final goal for which we are all striving. Charles Poinsatte. Page 5 5 R. Wolf M. Wood H. Wunderlin J. Wayant D. Wyatt J. Wvss P. Yastc K. Yak M. Yurth P, Zubcr G. Zurbacli R. Zurbacli G. Till J. Tourney M. Tyler J. Uever M. Ueckcr T. Urbine R. Vaclion R. Van Horn M. Vorndran M. Voirol R, VonderHa:ir J. Vorich J. Vorndrnn R. Vondran J. Vough: P. Walker C. Wall R. Waltemath J. Watson F. WeaX'er M. WeaR'er B. XVeaver J. Welcli G. XVilkenson R. Winstel C. Wfisnicwski E, Woeliiiker M. Woelinkcr R. Woexmke vfx ' 1 an I X . 'cz-Q f , Tw A' , M- 7' x nk: 5 r' X 3 .' A-195.-X 1 X- W f 1 .N f .9 Y ' k gk, J, K T , Q 0 rgvg IMKNP X Lin z MSW' U Qiwaw, CL6 we Wleet Ollfl' falfllify CLffel'lJ Olll' C GJJQJ join our cfugd faLe Iaarf in Alaorfa join our cfm if Cfuda guifnl Worafe Group activities are Wholesome and develop desirable qualities because they bring together students having similar interests and desiring to share them with others. A good mixerv goes farther in life with less effort than one who does not understand friendliness and cooperation. Now with more stress placed on serious school work, extra-curricular programs relieve the tension of school life for those who participate and at the same time satisfy the gang instinct which every student must learn to control. Pafriria jorkcl. l Page 5 STUDE T'S SPIRITUAL COUNCIL Tuji mu, It-fl In rigbf: an If? joseph Naunichetf, Phyllis Double, Irene Dulin, Sally Edwards, Dorine Schnurr. Mary Ellen Mettler, Charles Poinsatte, Siuuml mu: Robert Gladieux, Father Vichuras, Betty lfifert. Sister Nlary Clare, Patricia Kaliker. Tlviril mu: James Nveigand, Raymond Tobin, Robert Ort. Page SS Rapidly pushing upward, the Student's Spiritual Council has become one of the most outstanding religious organizations of Central Catholic. The please ordersu- Begin the day right with Massf' Please go to Massf, Help fill the Christmas baskets, --have been responded to wholeheartedly by the students. Due to priorities, however, the traditional Christmas basket was replaced this year by the collection of supplies for the orphans. Other changes have also taken place. A new system of oilicers was tried out. A chairman and secretary were elected for each semester-Bob Gladieux and Pat Kaliker for the first semester, and Betty Eifert and Mary Ellen Mettler for the second term. Father Vichuras and Sister Mary Clare have been the capable moderators under whom much of the work has been carried on. Due to this organization, the parish activities bulletin board, the retreat bulletins. the Missa Recitata. the Legion of Decency ratings of local movies have been kept up to date. X Student's Spiritual Council, we salute you! Carry on the good work so that we will always be proud of you. Mary Ellen Meier. VERO ICA G ILD The Veronica Guild was organized at the request of the sacristans and priests at C.C. About twenty girls volunteered for this work of providing Mass linens for the Chapels at C.C. and the Chanc- ery. Alice Giere. Top row, left to right: loan Rosswurm, Betty Dran- nan, Maria Halley, Katherine Allgeicr, Patricia Black' well, Betty june Neuer, Georgia Shaner. Second row: Edna Renncr, Phyllis Becker, Margaret Momper, Pat Voddc, Maurice Lxindstoller. Katherine lsrto, Elizabeth Solomon. Third row: Josephine Mudratk. Corrine Kintz. Pat Grcmaux. C TECHATICAL in ion This small group of girls has done real mission work during the past year in teaching religion to Fort Wayne Negro children. They are supervised by Father Schmidt, Sister M. Norman and Sister M. Agnecine S.S.N.D. and are associated with the Mission unit. Alice I. Gicrc. Left to right: Betty Ellen Murphy, Alice Gierc Phyllis Hartman, Sister Mary' Norman, T HAEL L B The Shael Club is an organization for freshmen and sophomores which sprung up at the beginning of the present scho- lastic year. The name is a coined,' work meaning Sacred Heart and Enthronement League. Mary Ellen Meier. Top row, left to right: jerry Horstman, Raymond Pease. Kenny Merz Michael Davue john En l U b . E . gn r an Tcders, Harold Ellison. L ' Serond row: Joseph Gremaux, Frances Miniclt. ,loan lacquay, Georgiann Shaner, Florence Knight. Richard Ulrick. Third row: Patricia Merz, Patricia Furgc. Patricia Sfcmaux. Madonna Manning. Marilyn Ort, Catherine attes. 'Eourth row: Rosella Garey, Margaret Trentaclue. Virf ginia Block, Sister Mary Angele, Rose Ann Kimes, Irene Mudrack, Marie Meyer. Page 59 Page 60 A-Mk-f - -wi MA LTAR Ten minutes of three-the best time of the day through the whole month of May because then, all C.C. students unite in prayer and song to our Blessed Mother Mary, Queen of the May. A beautiful May Altar is erected by the Legion of Mary every year and long remains in the memory of the hundreds of stu- dents who partake in the devotion. l ii ' ia 3 -A Ill Q V LEGIO ARI E The Legion of Mary, an international organization of Catholic men and women. was organized Sep- tember 7, 1921, in Dublin, Ireland. lts purpose was chartered as twofold: the personal sanctification of its members and works of charity. Mr. John Duff, the founder, felt the need of prayerful assistance, so he widened the membership of active members to include auxiliaries and adjutorians, lay people and religious respectively. Through the philanthropic efforts of a layman in California, the Legion of Mary was brought to the United States. Two representatives were sent from the home office in Dublin to this Country. During the past ten years they have given generously of time and effort to see this great work established in every dio- cese in .1 land dedicated to Mary. Because of his Zealous interest in Catholic action, Bishop Noll requested that the Legion of Mary be established in our high school. On October 7, 1939, the first group, consisting of four senior boys and their Spiritual Director, held their first meeting. The exemplary enthusiasm of these young men mag- netically attracted the attention of the young ladies of the school. By December of that same year one group, under the title of Our Blessed of Victory, now number 12 boys and girls. NVeekly meetings were held on Monday evenings at St. Augustine's Convent, under the guidance of Father Frawley as Spiritual director and Sister Catherine Helen as faculty advisor. It was during this first year that most of the traditions, now so intimately associated with the Legion of Mary, were established. Besides striving for personal sanctification, the members visited the sick at St. Joseph's Hospital, Irene Top l'0lL', Icff fo rigbf: jim Weigalnd, Catherine Armstrong, Marie Halley, Katherine Allgeier, Dolores Iohl, Betty Stier, Phyllis XValker, Marjorie Pcrrey, Ladonna Sorgen, Sophia Tryce, Tom Freiburger. Srroml FOIL? Corrine Kinrz, Mary jane Gladieux, Helen Bower, Patricia Blackwell, Rita Gerzirdot, Audrey Roy, Bernadette Didrich, Rita Fox, Marjorie XVelch, Helen XVunderlin, Marjorie Johl. Third rout Mary Ann Lauer, Mary Alice NVyatt, Betty Ellen Murphy, Mary Ann Rauner, Rosemary Carteaux, Eileen Kahoe, Dorothy Freiburger, Marie Devine, Mary Lou Roberts, Virginia Fisher, Dorothy Finan, Rose Eileen Smith, Phyllis Double. Ifonrlb raw: Sister' Margaret Agnes, Josephine Mudrack, Arlene Bennett, Patricia Kaliker, -Ioan Arnold, Ioan Harkenrider, Edna Renner, Rita Roethele, Sister Marie Ambrose. Ififflw mir: Robert Roller, joseph Dahm, Bill Erb, james Owen, Dan Boylan. Byron Sanatorium, Allen County Iniarmary, and the Old Folks Home. To make their stay a little more pleasant, the patients received weekly, a copy of The Patients Weekly, published and edited by the members of the Legion of C.C.H.S. During the month of May the May Devotions were in charge of the Legion. During 1940-41, the Legion had as its faculty advisor Sister Lawrence, who replaced Sister Cath- erine Helen. It was during this year that the Living Rosary was introduced. The work of the Legion continued as in the previous year. New Members were admitted-new wine in an old bottle, new enthu- siasm to an old organization. Our present year showed the Legion of Mary taking undreamed of strides in advancing devotion to Mary. Because of a change among the faculty, Sister Margaret Agnes and Sister Marie Ambrose were ap- pointed as advisors. The year had just begun when Sister Mary joan, our principal, asked that two more groups be organized to take care of the ever increasing interest on the part of the student body for the Legion of Mary. A group of Junior girls and a group of Freshmen and Sophomore boys and girls took as the patroness of their respective praisidia, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, and Our Lady of Provi- dence. Our work is ever the same, but our zeal and enthusaistic interest increases with each year. PAIWQL' 61 'v' 1 ' -- I MISSIO U IT The Saint Francis Xavier Mission unit, which is afhliated wth the National Catholic Students' Mission Crusade, has made splendid progress this year in giving aid to the missions. The modera- tors, Father Staab, C.PP.S., and Sister Maureen Therese, and the oiiicers-john Welch, James Karth- oll, Nancy Auer, and Patricia Weber, have led the unit at Central Catholic most successfully through its second year. To foster its primary aim, Religious Vocation, weekly Masses were offered during the entire T011 row, lvff fo rigbir Rose Eileen Smith, Robert Oakes. John NVelch, james Kartholl. Tom Harber, Cor- rine Suelzer, Martha Wolfe. Srfoml raw: Mary jane Nesswald, Barbara Roethele, Kathleen Saxton, Alice Giere, Donna Butler, Margaret Hartman. Sharon Ritzius, Maxine Flory. Tbird row: Father Staab, Dolores Fabien, june Fitz- gerald, Betty Ellen Murphy, joellen McDonald, Alfrieda Kohne, Rita Didrich, Bernice Gebhart, Colette Mohl, Sis- ter Maureen,Therese. Fourfb 1'ou': Bob Tholen, XVilli:im Hodde, Robert Ort, Robert Ryan, Ben Louthan, Paul Peckman. Fiffb row: Henry Miller, Don Harmeyer, Nancy Aur- entz, Joan Daley, Daniel Anderson. year with a special Novena during National Vocation Week. The Friday Masses of the students were offered for the missions in general and vocation in particular. Every Wednesday, home-room representatives received voluntary offerings for various missions both here and abroad, and sent copies of Our Sunday Visitor to the camps. The sale of Christmas cards was another project and after Christmas the students brought cards from their homes to be used by the Missionary Catechists in their work among poor children. Two successful stamp drives were held throughout the school. February found the students being tagged with red hearts, the offerings from which were sent to the Sisters of Providence in China who are interned by the Japanese. The Final activity of the unit was the medical sample drive sponsored in May. Carol Nusslaauuz. Page 62 ef? H D V' filling! 5? !7'H'? 'SSM .I Q Q. i X Pagi 64 1 THE ECHO 'T' ,, The young men and women A High School who will join the production lines in June are not in some instances, die, for mere Top, li-ff fo rigfJf: Marjorie Younghaus, jack Arnold, ,lack Soshea. -1 lain!! i Civzfur, left to rilqlif: Harold La Master, Louise Suelzer, Janet Bower, john W'elch, Norma Freiburger, Gloria Harris, Paul Peckman, Thomas Harber, Pat Kaliker. Boftum: Father Cross. ,J The purpose of the Echo this year is to show them at least a few of the many principles and benefits which the Allies have united to preserve, such as the right to practice religion freely. to discuss political questions unrestricted, and to acknowledge leadership gained through merit. of Central Catholic armed forces or the satisfied to fight, and ideals. They want to know specifically what the Allied war aims are. 5 Svuivil, Ii-fi fu rigbf: Patricia Patricia jockel. Alice Giere, Mary Ellen Meier, Doris Reader, Monica i Lomont. Sfiimling: Charles Poinsatte, Frank Avila, Eugene Lennart, Carl Cwrot- house, Donald Balser, james Eber. The E600 sh:-if consisting of jack Arnold haus, and Jack Soshea, co-editorsg Paul Peckham, business mana zer, advertising managerg Harold LaMaster, sub art editorg Tom Harber, associate art editorg Norma Freiburger, copy readerg Patricia Kaliker, activities editorg Gloria Harris, associate activities editorg and Janet Bower, typing director, wish to express their sincere appreciation to the faculty and student body for their splendid co-operation in making possible the publication of the Echo this year. lark Amalfi. Smlvil Inf! fo riglrl: joan Crowell Mildred Minnick, Gloria W'eikart, Elaine XVeigel, Betty Eifert, Phyllis Hartman, Mary Catherine XVilhelm Mary Ann Gibson. Shimliugr Ann Willougliby, Marilyn johns, jean Kissinger, Mary Peck- ham, Lois Kintz, Tom Freiburger, Robert Miller, XVillian1 Gaskins, Eu- gene Lennart, Bernard Jansen, , general managerg Marjorie Young- gerg Louise Suel- scription managerg John Wfelch, Pxlga' 65 Patterning himself after the Good Shepherd, Who keeps eternal Watch over His flock, our beloved friend and benefactor, his excellency, BISHOP NOLL, has ever directed each pupil of Central Catholic over the diHicult road of youth so that, having successfully survived adolescent difficulties, he will be fitted to take his place as a citizen of this World, and reach his eternal goal, heaven. In appreciafiolz of this fbougbfful guidmzfe, we rfezficafe Ibis 1943 Ecko fo him. .Patricia Kal ileer. 2085655 Page 66 Sfnlulrmk C0-Ifilifnrr, hifi: jack Soxliea, Patricia Kalikcr. Bin-It mu, lufl' fo riglii: .Io- seph Shaner, Robert Oakes, Alice Giere. Surffrlil Voir: jack Iiber. Nancy Auer, joan Rosswurm, Rnsella Daugherty, Rita Meehan, Rita Fough, Rita NVyss, Donald Balser. Frank Avila, Richard Smith. Patricia jockel. Tliiril' rout Louise Suelzer. jack Arnold. James Fber, Doris Reader, Jeanne Girardot, Clare Kelker, Patricia Lauer, Mariorie Younghouse. Franz' rout Monica Lomont, Patricia Kaliker, .lack Sosliea, Paul Peckham, janet Bower, Pat- ricia Cass. Bnllnm: Sister Catherine jos- eph. Moderator. aa THE HA ROCK In its second year of existence as a printed publica- tion the Sbauzrofk has proved itself worthy of recog- nition among high school newspapers. The journalism class, under the supervision of Sister Catherine Joseph, reached new heights when it brought before its readers a five-column, tabloid-size edition much larger and more complete in all respects than the Sbzzuzrorkx of previous years. Having become affiliated with the Catholic School Press Association, the paper received a very favorable commendation in the critical survey which was con- ducted by the N.C.S.P.A. among its member schools. Tap pir'f11rr', left io riglzi: Don Balser, John Ebcr, Patricia Kaliker, Patricia Lauer, Patricia Cass, Jeanne Girardot. Svfollil' j1iL'i11r4', Sliillllllillg, lvfi fo rigbl: Patricia Cass, Louise Suelzer, Richard Smith, Clara Kelker, joe Shaner, Robert Oakes, Patricia Lauer. Siwliwl: James Eber, Jack Arnold. A new feature of the school is the press room which not only insures better paper management, but also provides appropriate surroundings for the youthful literary craftsmen. The Sbanzrorfz is a means of Widening the students mental horizon and reflection. It also provides on outlet for the ideals of Catholic journalism. Though challenging the best efforts of all the staff, a great amount of the paper's success was due largely to the combined efforts of the co-editors, Patricia Kaliker and Jack Soshea. It is hoped that the paper will continue to have as enthusiastic contributors and loyal supporters in the succeeding editions as it has had in the past. Patricia jorkvl. Tbirrl pirllzrc, xr'nt1'i1': janet Bower. Sfamliug, left io rigbf: Paul Peckham, Patricia Kaliker. Jack Soshea, Jeanne Girzirdot, Don Balser, Alice Giere, Mar- iorie Younghaus, Monica Lomont, Doris Reader. Fonrlb pirhzrc, Ir-fl fo rigbf: Paul Peckham, jack Soshea. Q l A Pugr 61 STUDE T COUNCIL At least once 11 month the student Council meets with Father Schmid to discuss the problems which have arisen, and to plan various activities for the student body. Composed of class 0Hicers and a representative from each home-room, the Council is led by the senior class officers-james Skevington. Doris Render, Loretta Putnam. and Harold LaMustcr. Lrfl lu l'l.Ql7f, uullnli Gertrude Rognwski, Roseanne Sclmeiders, James Skevington, Roslyn Roekey, Jeanette Uuber. Sfizmlirzy: Doris Render, Robert Glasper, ilolm Sletful, james Kartlwll, Joseph Hnifley, Helen Hilker. Kflwllrzlxg, lufl fu Viglil: Stanley Henelm, 'l'lmm.iw Freiburger. Smfi'il.' Xlaurice Hebb, Lois Hip- skind, Nl.1i'y Ann Gibson, Xlarilyn Mulliullniid, rlusepliine Xludracli. Paul Grimmer, Sffzrriflflg: Gertrude T.lgIITlC!'C1', B.1rb.1r.1 XX'Cll'l1'l.lll, l'.1trici.1 Perry, Alberta Huber, P.1triei.1 Sherman, Joanne Smith. Page 68 a 1 tr, President. PA I H CLUB Adelante, semper adelantef' the motto of the newly founded Spanish Club which means F ward, always forward shows the spirit in which h Lufl fa rigfvf: Evelyn Slatterx Treasurer: Gloria Harris, Secretary Sister Mary Angels, Moderator: Louise Suelzer, Vice-Presidcntg Patri- cia K l'kf I ' , or- t e club was formed. Th ' dentg Louise Suelz ' - ' ' e ofhcers-Pat Kalik er, vice president' Glori H ' er, presi- , a arris, secretary and E l members of the ' ' ' , ve yn Slattery trexsu senior group The junior , . rer, are all . group have auxiliar ofh ' ' vieve Dehne R' ' ' y cers who are Mar or P r, ichard Phillipp and F ' During the year the club often was visited by a Bolivian youth, Hugo Lanzas, who told of the life in South America. One of the projects of the club was to buy a War Bond and raffle it off among the members. At Christmas time the club brought gifts for the orphans at Saint Vincent's Villa. During May the Club held a dance among its members. This concluded the activities for the year of 1943. Illllff Bourr. 1 J ie errey, Gene- , rank Avila. Pagz' 69 Page 70 Lvff fo rigbf, xfumling: Monici Lomont, Co-Counsul: Betty Dren- nen. Ccnsorg ,luck Soshea, Quaestorg Charles Poinsntte, Co-Counsul. Smzfwl: Father Suelzer. CLUB 3 T011 mir: Rita Meehan. Rita NY'e.iver, Rita Ernst, Doris Render. Srmmf mu: Mary Catherine NVil- helm, Patricia Kalilter, june Fitv- gcrald, Betty Gross. as Bllfflklll mu: James NY'eber, NVil- mm Hodde. Stanley I-lench. . i Under the supervision of its new moderator, Father Anthony Suelzer, the Latin Club of Central Catholic brings to a close its thi rd successful year. Since the primary purpose of the club is to instill a greater love and appreciation for the Latin language, the members have studied the prayers of the Mass and now realize with what fluency they can be translated. The activities of the club are not entirely of a business nature, however. At Christmas time, the members provided funds for a party for the Negro children of the catechism class. Several social meet- ings were held throughout the year to which representatives from the Caesar classes, or tribunes, were invited. Early in the Spring several tribunes were initiated and promoted to the rank of patricians. These members intend to continue their study of Latin next year. The oflicers of the club included: e, co-counsulsg Bette Dren- nan, censor, Jack Soshea, quaestor. The Aediles were RitatMeehean and Monica Lomont and Charles Poinsatt Georgianne Hilker. Four members of the c . . g year to resume their studies at college. They include Dave Hipskind, former co-counsul' Bill McCli t k f , n oc , ormer quaestorg Frank Costner, former aedile, and Richard Hilker. lub left C C at the beginnin of the f Monica Lonzonf. FRE CH CLUB After its third year in existence this club has come again into prominence. The oflicers include the president, Pat Jockelg vice-president and secretary, Bert Keenan, and Lorraine Cyr as treasurer. Meetings were held on the second and fourth Friday of each month The French 1 L V' . p.per, zz 10, meaning The Life, was read at each meeting until the paper shortage made this custom i ' mpossible. The members-Pat Jockel, Bert Keenan, Bill Gaskins, Ann Grimmer, Mary Frances Hile, Harry La- Master, Rita Meehan, Bob Braun, and Lorraine Cyr made an extensive study of France, its customs, Gaskins, Rita Meehan. topography, and great leaders. Most of the information was supplied by Lorraine Cyr, theionly junior in the Club. For many years she was a resident of France and supplied us with much information about modern France. French is one of the Romance languages A and one of the cultural stepping stones on the path of life and as such deserves the attention of more Central Catholic stu- dents. Pafririn Caxx. Pilg ard Hardy, Anne Grimmer. l Imjf fa riglff, lop mu: Haro Laklaster. Robert Braun, X'i'i1liam Siumul: Mary Frances Hile. Ric 1 I.i'fl fu rigbf: Lorraine Cyr, Treas urcr: Sister Mary Ellen. Moderator Bert Keenan, Vice-President and Secretary: Patricia jockel, President t' 71 CA ERA CLUB In spite of numerous cliiiiculties, the Central Catholic Camera Club Hn ities with a commendable amount of success to its credit. Under the able guidance of Father Wirtz club m cl , 0 erator, and Tom Harber, president, this group be- came one of the leading organizations in extra-school activities, even though confronted with the obstacle of a camera equipment shortage due to the all-out War effort. Throughout the year it was very often diiii- cult to obtain film, flash-bulbs and other necessar f k' , y means o ta ing photographs. Undaunted by these ob- stacles, this group furnished excellent pictures for our school paper, the Shamrock. - The highlight of the year's activities was an Echo Photo Contest, conducted for the purpose of furnishing pictures for the year book. Prizes were given for the best snapshots and a great number of students took part in the activity. All in all, it was a fine year for all Central Catholic Camera friends, jobfz Welch. Lrfl I0 rigbf: Thomas Harber, President: Betty Drennan, Secretary: Patricia Lauer, Vice-President: Mary Ann Rauner, Treasurer, Father XVirtz, Moderator. Top row, Ivff lo rigbl: William McGary. Eugene Lennert, James Owens. Svcomf r0u': Joan Adang, Marjorie Perrey, Eileen Cas- terline, Deveda Hebb, Mar- jorie XVelsli. Tbiril rule: Betty Ellen Murphy, Mary Ann Lauer, Mary Ann Rauner, Marjorie Jehl, Merwyn Rulo. Fon:-fb rozv: Catherine Beyer, Eileen Kahoe, Marie Devine, Arlene Bennett. Page 72 ished its second year of activ- Top row, eff In rigbf: Robert Miller, James Nveig- and, Lowell Christy, Carl Grothouse, Paul Peckham, Rich a r d White, Frank Knight, Bernard Jansen. Smwoml rout Margaret Hor- ton, Elaine Friedman, Rose- mary Kintz, Stella Townley, Betty June Neuer, Joyce Meyer. Tbim' row: Jean Kissinger, Elaine XVeige, Jeanne Gerar- dot, Mary Catherine Shanley, Rita Marie W'yss. Folrrfb razv: Rita Johnson Marjorie Younghouse, Cather- ine Leto, Dorothy Ereiburger Fiflb row: Rosella Daugh- erty, Rita Fough. Lvfl to right: Richard Hillter, N Vice-President, Jack Arnold, Presi- dent, Betty Ellen Murphy, Secretary: Father XVirtz, Moderator. CIE CE CLUB To cooperate in the best possible manner in the government's program to y importance of science in modern life, a Science Club was inaugurated here by the instructor of Chemistry, Reverend Gilbert G. Wirtz. That science is becoming a most valuable asset in the development of future modes 0 out by the fact that the students participated with such interest in the outstanding offerings of the Science Club. The great store of knowledge that lies open to the student of science is enormous, and the club has . . . . .A ,dl made large strides in exploring to a closer extent the wonders of the scientific world. This group is iapi y becoming, ' ' ' 4 d ' educational facilities. Every branch of science that is taught in the school was inc u e in t e cussed at the meetings. Demonstrations and speeches were given regularly, while for extra enjoyment at spe- cial meetings, visual aids were employed. This Club, in its initial year of existence, has gained more wi e- spread distinction than any organization at the school. la more stress upon the f living is brought and in future years will undoubtedly remain, a paramount club in interest an in l d d ' h wide Held of topics dis- Paul Peckham. Pilgi P :gr '4 Sriilrtl. luff In nglwl: Patricia Cass. Committee Iiulier Gollner. Nlodemtorg Patricia Lauer, Secretary lick Soshea. President: Paul Peckham, Committee ,ick Arnold. Vice-President: Monica Lomont, Com mittee. CIVICS L B ln that it his been in existence for two years, the Civics Club feels that it is fi rmly established at C.C. Under the .lble direction of Sister Ignatius Therese .md Rev. L. G. Gollner, the Civics Club has .is its .lim the encouragement of independent thought and the concurrent ability to express it. The club con- stitution provides for the expulsion of members whose names do not appear in the minutes at least once in two meetings. This rule furnishes the impetus to the well-prepared. informdtive discussions within the 0l'g.111lZ.1IlOI1. A few of the timely topics discussed during the year were XVomen in XYVLII' W'ork,', A Presidential Six-Year Term, The Elective System of Schooling, and The Importance of XY'.141cs and XVaves. 1111111 Srzxbeu. Nrtlfixf. fujl io zlglwf: Doris Render, jean Kissinger, Maxi- lyn Johns. Rita NVy5s, Ann XY'illoughbv, Nlarx' Cdtherine 6 Shanley. 1 Sftlflilffl-QI Les NY'illig. Nvil- Q i.im Hodde. Fred PiI7CI1.Xl.ll iiirie I..indstoHer. Rmeinnrv Rintz. . Lrff fn rigbf: Rita Meehan. Secretary, Paul Peck- ham, Treasurer: Sister Catherine joseph, Moderatorg jack Arnold, President: Jean Kissinger, Vice-President. ., l' Q J Sag 'g s ts W i , 5 Zi p : 'Q' , . ...- RITER ' CLUB YVhat can be more fitting in present day circumstances than to train young Catholic men and women to spread their religion and ideals by the written word? This is the purpose and ideal of the newly formed Central Catholic Writers' Club. Under the able direction of Sister Catherineijoseph, the club has made rapid progress and promises to become then club 'at Central Catholic. By participation in this club one can gain valuable knowledge, and actual experience in writing articles for the school SZJ!lll1l'0Fk and for numerous contests originating within the school. This being the first Vfriters' Club at C.C. the members had to formulate plans and originate precedents. Membership was limited to those who had obtained a certain number of points by Writing original articles for the school paper or by other established means. Jack Arnold was chosen president, Jean Kissinger was chosen vice-president, Rita Meehan was elected secretary and Paul Peckham was nominated treasurer. Plans were made for the initiating into the club a group of Sophomores who are anxious to develop along literary lines. The year of 1943 has left its mark upon C.C. in the starting of this new club that shall add prestige to the name of Central Catholic throughout this city and state. Frank Avila. Top rant Patricia Kaiker. Audrey Roy, Betty Gross, -lane Rush, Suzanne Reeder, Monica Lomont, Doris Read- er. Svfoml mtv: June Fitzger- ald. Jean McNulty, Betty Drennan, Patricia jockel, Mary Agnes Houlihan, Helen McArdle. Snlleil: Donad Baser, Frank Avila, Jack Soshea, Jack Eber, Richard Smith, Joseph Shaner. M5 Wlee we f our acuity LIBRARY The fascination of the printed page has not failed to catch the students of C.C. under its magical spell, for the library has -been the medium of introducing many students to the great friends who are found in books. Numerous additions have been made on the shelves of the library-additions which make for a mature, well-balanced selection of books. Through the earnest efforts of competent Sister Alphonsus, librarian-who has been working in school libraries for over thirty years-and her student staff, the library has been running smoothly and successfully for the past year. This school year will mark the opening of a new vista to many students-a vista which has given them a new outlook on life, which has served as a preparation for their futures, which has made them better Catholics . . . better Americans-and this vista has been widened through the work of the library staff. . james Eber. Smifril, ltfi In rigfii: Patri- cia Cnll.ih.1n, Dorothy Frei- burger, Margaret Horton, Sis- ter Alphunsus, Luella Bobay, Mercedes Mettler, Mildred XVestrick, Katherine Allgeier. Sfilizifnlg: Bernard Jansen, joseph Yfinebrenner, XY'illi.im Hodde, Fred Pitzen, jean Lamp, Xlary lfllen Meier, Gloria Harris, Margaret XVeb- er, Mary Catherine Black, Irene Klomper, Betty Dren- nan. Page 76 m,4 .. ,Q --QA., A i -MY, E IOR PROM The most eagerly awaited event of the year, our prom, took place on the evening of May 21st at the Fort Wayne Athletic Club. After many long but happy hours of decorating, ordering and arranging flowers, making programs and all the other preparations that go with a prom, the prom committee set the scene for the dance. Mem- bers of the committee were: General Chairman, Harry LaMasterg Decorating Chairman, Louise Suelzerg Ticket Chairman, Jeanne Lynchg Orchestra Chairman, Henry LaMasterq Hall Chairman, Bud Grothouseg Publicity Chairman, Pat Kaliker. For our prom-queen we chose dark-haired, brown-eyed Margaret Degitz who was escorted to the prom by Harry LaMaster. She was crowned by our class president, jim Skevington. For her attendants we chose: Pat Cass, Rosella Daugherty, Mary Jehl, Phyllis Hartman, Rita Didrich. and Irene Wyss. Upon a throne backed by palms and the blue and white statue of Our Blessed Mother, the queen and her six attendants all wearing billowy white formals and carrying pastel colored bouquets of spring flow- ers made a very striking picture. . Parents of our class oHicers and the queen's court chaperoned the dance as also the priests of our faculty. Lozlixv S11a'1:z'1'. Irene Xvyss. Lrfl in rigbl: Phyllis Hart- man, Patricia Cass, Rosclla Daugherty, Margaret Degitz, Rita Didrich, Mary jehl, Pilfi' ll 'VR' ,YV ACD! f..3.7'Lfl.1, I I'K'L FY'l0lFf:1'2f,D'f.1'fIS!.1'L'f,LfllZf.UZ l 4: IJ' 1 J K nav .fr- vi 9 252- ..-1-gg ',1 .fran-Q' - 'ev' -..-A7-7-1-- .... - -- -0- -- --- v Y N-af Q '-ui 1' gs Xa ...Or ' ' f2 - , I fp , V f ff' ,A 1 X .. ,- N., .. ... -W-1 X, .wx - X X jws 5 : 744+ 9,3 I fi 5lf'?fY1F,: 555Q2?5 ' iv 1- - it .sf-Q 'X f' - ' ...Q ..., , ., X .. ,M Q 1, f ' ,K X Q ,3L ':' I x ,.. Q 6' ' ., - . - W., I A. L.: ' nr' ,Q-xc 1 4.til 'J'.: fuvzlrrvnien v'l1K,!:xl'Ls3,i. -full!!! 1117: GG C7llZf Me 3:1121 fi? 1Qe,,,4a W3,: ' T': ' ' V .,.. ,. 1-s g'1:i.a.l-L'f11Y,:g.g,:1,.-1 H- geese new F F-H 4 i' S2 , DRA ATIC A D GLEE CLUB Sealril: Father Cross, Moderator. Sliimliugs Joseph Bell, Treasurerg Glenn Miller, Presidentg Louise Suelzer, Secretary: Doris Reader, Vice-President: Betty Cuney, Critic. Today, the Catholic youth is aware of the fact that very soon it will be called upon to defend the true principles of life that are being so cruelly attacked. Many aggressive students have found the training needed to cultivate the ability to speak for them- selvesw in the C.C. Mask and Wig Club and public speaking classes. More than one hundred stu- dents went through a strenuous week of initiation to become members of this popular organization. The principles of parliamentary law are practiced during the regular meetings, and after all business is taken care of, entertainment is provided to iill th: remainder of the evening. XVho XY'ouldn't Be Crazy, a hilarious comedy, was enacted on November 1 and 3. Following this from February 14 to 16. Sixteen in August, a human interest comedy, was presented. ' The Glee Club, which is directed by our enthusiastic Sister Mary l-luberta. is composed of Fifty members. The splendid programs which its members presented were made possible by the sacrificing of three noon hours each week. plus many hours of special rehearsals spent in polishing their enjoyable offerings. Doris Rvazlcr amf Carol Nlzxslmzznz. Lrff fu rlgfil: Robert Xliller, l,ibr.irian3 Leo Laier, President: Carol Nussbaum. Vice- President: Mary Ann Schlink, Librarian. Pdfna GHJ gaze 31161195 Cast of Mysteries of The Mnssf, Offertory at the Last Supper. Sixteen in Augustf, Consecration at Mass. S47-..,.,, l ,.e.,.,,.. ... .. . , , W-, ,gf e..,....,a- YV E IOR PLAY The Senior class of C.C. topped their dramatic record of the year when they presented the three-act comedy, Prom Kingf, The play was centered on a group of high school students and their typical pranks and problems. Rev. Leonard J. Cross, teacher of public speaking and moderator of the Dramatics Club, directed the cast. Father Vichuras and Father Suelzer constructed the scenery. iillffilf Mary Ellen Meier. Sfilllillllg, lwfl' In rigfifr Betty Cuney Tum Harber, Nn.ifi'.l: .-Xnn Cirimmcr, Mary Iillen Meier, Helen XYyss, Pat Cass, Norma Freiburger. Srifhul mu , mifvil: Don Chandler, Bud Hcnch, Bob Gladieux, Tom Harber. Jean Kissinger. Carol Nussbaum. Mon- ica Lomont, Mary Catherine W'ilhelm. Tfvlrrl mu: Lime Lennart. Dick Goetz. Rita Fough. Members of the cast were Patricia Cass, Monica Lomont, jean Kissinger, Norma Freiburger. Mary Ellen Meier, Carol Nussbaum. Anne Grimmer, Rita Fough, Helen Wfyss, Mary Catherine XVilhelm, Robert Cwladieux. Stanley Hench, Richard Goetz. Donald Chandler. Thomas I-Iarber. Robert Oakes and Eugene Lennart. Dorix Rmzdw. Snllml: Carol Nussbaum. Torn Harber, Ann Grim- mer. KIIi'l'1llI4QI Bud Hcnch. Sllilllllllllff Norma Freiburgcr. jean Kissinger. Monica Lumnnl. Pilgr N4 X, , K X X N., X X K 'C w if Rgsvll mf' w ,Kr if 1. Echo Photo Contest WIHDCI, Bob O1kes 2. Reprtsentltxvc of Fort Wayne Hngh Sthoolb Art Ex hibmon at Ind1anapol1s,John Wtlch 3. War Chest Ess1y Wxnner, Patr1C11 otkel 4. Art Conttst cMOdCllHgJ Clirence GICSC S. Laemre O1 IIOFQ Medal Wfmner, Chults Pomsntte 'Qt X wwbw X x X .af X X f 1' X F it-asfvs. s.-H . --Q 5 ,nu , Q C, a Q , Gimme .xdclminiafrafiue imd The fundamental task in our Catholic schools is the making of good citizens-citizens for this life and the life eternal. This great objective of the Central Catholic Faculty is presented in a threefold manner. Spiritually, mentally, and physically, the students are trained in such a way as will fit them for immediate and fruitful service during the crises now at hand, and later as loyal Catholics and true Americans in peace. Service, to the point of constant self-sacrihce, is exemplified in the lives of the faculty of Central Catholic. In appreciation we, the students shall endeavor to live the ' ' ht us, and thereby remain pleasing in the sight of God. Charles Poi11xuz'1'e. Christian principles taug Pugi tulle PGH' in 5'lJ0l t t 5 I I Q . J ' A 5 , I xi' il -? g l , p F if S rf .fdimri I0 o The sole purpose of athletics at Central Catholic High School is to instill into the bodies and minds of the boys and girls better physical and mental character- istics. At the present time, athletics also provide sound conditioning for those who will soon be serving our country in some branch of military service. The three outstanding qualities to be derived from participation in athletics are self-control, sense of fair play, and the will to overcome all competition. Carl Grotbousc. Page S V . l r A N Closing his second season at C.C., JOSEPH VOEGELE has become more firmly planted in the i tradition of the purple and gold. Coach, as the boys 5 know him, plans the strategy and provides the extra push that carries hopes of all C.C.,s student body. i Page SX Frank Avila. PORT AT C. C. The major sports at C.C. enjoyed a fairly successful 1942-43 season. XVith the government more insistent upon physical iatness, the seniors and juniors have turned their attention toward competitive athletics so as to be prepared for any requirement set forth by the armed forces. Football and Basketball were the major sports played by Central Catholic teams this year, while Track is a newcomer that we hope will attract many followers. Football and basketball enjoyed a rather bumpy year, each sport having its high points and also its low points. The football season reached its peak between the North Side and Hammond games, while basketball commanded the most interest near the end of the season. Track is a new experiment but promises to have a bright future judging from the enthusiasm shown thus far this year. Golf and Tennis, two sports in which C.C. has consistently excelled, were dropped this year because of war conditions. Frank Avila. The mighty man in the athletic director's oflice is known by all as the gift from Garyu--FATHER GILBERT WIRTZ. This is the man who holds the teams together, sees to it that the boys have plenty of everything, and are well taken care of at all athletic '- - contests. Much more than meets the eye has been accomplished inxthis department since he has taken command. Frauft Avila. THE FO0TBALL EA 0 Huntington Marion Hammond South Side Central North Side ,,Aooo. South Bend Central Catholic tttt,t tt,t,.., is opponents opponents opponents opponents opponents opponents opponents F I Tom Bogenschutz, Joe Giant, kenny Rockstroh, Dick Hxlker, Joe Maher, Dick Butler, john Eb C h V egele, Mike LElTllSl'A, Bert Keenan, Jim Miller, Jim Skeungton. The 1942 Football season gave the students at least a part of what they wanted-a tougher schedule, and a Win over a city school. Launched upon one of the tougher schedules that C.C. teams have faced, this year's team opened with an impressive 18-0 Win over Hunting ton. Cheered by the fact that next Week's opponent had beaten Hunting ton the Week before by only 20-18, they confidently slushed off to Marion in a driving rain, only to return with a determination to take revenge upon North Side for the 20-0 setback received at the hands of Marion. The fourth quarter explosion, that was a surprise to those in the stands but not to the players, brought glory upon this yearis team as the first in our school's history to defeat North Side, 26-25. Hammond was the next to fall 19-0 before the rampaging Irish. Then followed two dismal unothingu scores, 27-O at the hands of South Side and a SS-0 beating by Central. Central Catholic's 1942 football season was ushered out by a defeat, 13-6, by a team from South Bend Central Catholic. All things taken into consideration, Joe Voegele's team performed courageously and established a precedent that next year's team will have to meet. Frank Avila. ,f-Q., THE BA KETBALL EA 0 In the past four years C.C. has soared into the realm of basketball fame. Our shelves are lined with trophies from three State and two National Catholic Tournaments. The records show S7 victories and 23 defeats. Every student can be proud of this record, for it was his backing and true school spirit that inspired the victories and added the incentive necessary for a championship. At the season's beginning the Fighting lrishv went on a winning spree that was stopped by the New Haven Bulldogs in the seasons fourth game by one point in an overtime game. From that time on our career was checkered by both wins and losses, which were evenly distributed. At the season,s end a review will show that we won nine games of the eighteen played. Although not as successful as we might have been, this 'showing is not a discredit to Central Catholic in their first year in the I.H.S.A.A. Whether we have won or lost, at all times was shown a true Christian sportsman's attitude. . Don Brllsvr. Top row, lzffl IU rigbf: Robert Tholen, Ed Tourney, Jim Kartholl, Adrian Gladieux, Bert Keenan, Joseph Giant. Svmml rout Paul Moyer, james Miller, Jack Danehy, jack Krouse, james Lee, Robert Ness. Bcfftzlr rozr: Student Managers, Dominic Leto, Phil Dwire. inseam z 3 st i -.J V 'il ., i if i Saga' Nov Nov. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. plan. Jan. jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. JIM MILLER was the only member of the C.C. football squad to make the all-city team, an annual feature of the city newspapers. He was named the first string quarterback by the evening paper and halfback on the second team by the morning paper. D011 Bulser. BERT KEENAN, who played center on the Irish team, piled up a total of 214 points to make him the city high scorer. He averaged 13.4 points ,a game although an ankle injury received in the second C.C.- New Haven game kept Bert from playing in the last two games of the season. Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic ,,,,.,,, ,,,,, Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic D011 Balser Ossian ,,,,, Auburn ..,,.,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,, Huntington Catholic .......,. New Haven fOvertimej ..,.. Central .,..,...,,,.,,,.,,,,,..,.... Hoagland St. Joseph South Side ...,.. Berne .,.,,,,, 4 North Side ,,.,,, Dunkirk ,..... Elmhurst ,... Yorktown ,,.,, Butler ,,.,,,., Leo .... . ........... . New Haven Decatur .,..,., .. Bluffton ,..,,,,,....,...,,....,,...,,,, Page 92 Eugmze LE'l111LZ1'f. Have you ever heard of DOC LETO, TOM SHOVLIN, and PHIL DWIRE? No? Ask one of the athletes if he has and he will probably give a look of incredulity and say, l'Of course. They're important men in my life. During the athletic season, they are the busiest little bees you ever saw. They could be compared to Murphy's 5 86 10 during the Christmas rush. To them, one complains for the jersey that fitted him like a balloon or the gym shoes that one could swim ing but in reality they keep the teams supplied with good equipment, repair and clean equipment, give medical attention and perform a hundred or so other jobs. Let's take our hats off to the student managers! Carl Grofbouse, '43 M0 OGRANI CL B Twenty-one athletes were awarded athletic monograms for their sports achievements dur ing the past season of football and basketb ll. Wh a en we see these sweaters proudly displayed by the boys, we immediately think of the time that they have given, and the hard work which they did in order to bring victory and glory to Central Catholic in 1943. Of the 21 who won monograms this year, only 6 will be here next year to continue their work in the field of sports as the others will our country, and we wish them all the luck in the graduate and probably go into the serious work of world. The athletic activity which these boys engaged in helped them build stronger bodies and taught them the essentials of sportsmanship. The two major sports of C.C., basketball and football, were led by two boys who were very capable. James Skevington was captain of the foot- ball team and Bert Keenan was the captain and high scorer of the basketball team. XVe owe very much to these boys for the thrills and entertainment which they provided for us during the past -season of basketball and football. They sacrificed their time and worked hard in order to bring glory to Central Catholic, 1943. Engvm' I. Lt'lIIIzll'f, '-H. L.-fl fu rilqbl: Mary Ann Schlink, Marie Ann Lauer, Mary Alice XY'yatt, NVilli:un MC- Gary. If I , . V , . S . X Q 1 A - 1 15 I ,. X! 2 4 -f il f 1 is FIG?-iiiiii 233554 Lvf! to rigbf, xlumling: Tom Bogenschutz, joe Maher, Bert Keenan, Harry Lahlaster, Dominic Leto, Dick Butler. jim Kartholl, jim Bogenschutz. Svroml rout jim Skevington, Carl Grothouse, Dick Hilker, Frank Avila. Paul Moyer. Smlnl: john Zwicrko, Phil Dwire, Kenny Rockstroh, jim Miller, Bill Bnchman, john Eber. Page 95 .zgu I- lull, ,I s ii LH' in x u ii H 1 .,1.o.i.i:m, ,R lm 1 4 fl mia 5 ll I 4 I y I ' is..-A .w ,Qt . f ., X s x ' 'f we , : as i- -at r V M qv - it 1, s--r X- . : , ' ' A X s azxrmu. ::r.m,... U ,i X KNAW mm scum i- . . . i X N gill' R - '-:ium it I . mmm, u 4' XX I V I , I . t .1 '. K 5--'.. te, . A -'rw pf Qu if N' 5 -3 '4-. ,S . s N . . 1 V: 1 , ,gd C vi :L Q . ., M . - wi 1 Q X , rim Hr 3 Mi ini. if,t1.,..y,g.' Lx- A I .mmf . -.n,u, .-.irlimi ,wreelf-yll 1 svfimv . 'Wvlni '-,im Q , M - M eww 1 1 N. or 1 .ft Y' J' ' 4 .1 Tnji mu. lrlvl fn rigfif: Doc l.eto, Robert Troutman, john Ankenbrucli, Paul Hollrnan, Maurice Eliinger, Robert Nlntthewx. Svmizil mn: john Isaacs, Din Pl.m.1g.m, Thomas O'Connor Donald Clmney, XVillinm Baclmmn, Carl Biesiadn. ' Bulfrml mu: Robert Gotta. Maurice Hebb. Charles l'z:nliower, Gregory Sult, .lack Fox, Jesse Keith. TRACK TE Nl A comparatively new sound is being echoed in the ears of the students of Central Catholic. This sound is the crunch of cinders and the thud of shot put. Rumors turned into reality when the first thinlies squad of C.C. took the held in competition with another city high school, Fort Wfayne North Side. Since that time our young squad has seen action in meets with South Side and Central of this city. Looking forward to the sectional track meet, Conch Joseph Voegele is depending on Ehinger and Ness in the 100-yd. dash-Neuhaus in the 220g Bachman in the 4404 Troutman, Hebb and Keith in the 880g Hoffman in the mileq Ankenbruck, Gotta, and Mathews in hurdlesg Hugenard in the high jumpg Beri- hower .ind Carl Biesiada in the pole vaultg Flanagan, Leto, T. Biesiada, and Chaney in the shot put. Coach Joe Voegele is quite enthusiastic over the fortunes of this young squad for these trailblazers are already showing alertness and willingness to learn. 94
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