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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1944 volume:

lst 1'OWZ fleft to right! Sr. Marie Hildegarde M. Hartman P. Castle BI. McArdle 2nd row: M. Westrick P. Double J. Smith 3rd row: K. Ankenbrucli D. Grimrner R. LaBa S. Anlvenbrucli 4th row: J. McDonald 5. Perry H. Xveher 5th row: KI. Hogan M. Woehnker J. Jacquay 6th row: P. Berghoff KI. Yan Ryu J. Yorndran C. Keller Till row: J. Zwierlio P. Arnold P. Shirmaun 96 RED EHU55 President ............... .,..,...,. M arita Mc-Ardle Assistant Officer ,,.,,. ,....., M argaret Trentadue Assistant Officer ,,... ,,...,,,,.....,.,,.. J oan Jacquay Moderator ,........,,,. ,..... S ister Marie Hildegarde Every year Central Catholic becomes an official member of the American Junior Red Cross organization. The smallest contribution admits one as a member. The American Junior Red Cross has the same activities as the Ameri- can Red Cross. only on a smaller basis. Our soldiers were not forgotten. The Red Cross 1'6lllPllll76I'ECi them. Neatlv- made patriotic favors were provided for our service men through special parties held in their honor. The Red Cross made everv effort to make Christmas as merry as possible for people of the war torn Countries. Each home l'O0l1l was given a number of boxes to fill. Along with the usual gifts of toys. such articles as soap and wash cloths were sent to them. A letter was received at Central Catholic. which acknowledged the receipt of all of these gifts. Cafeteria Staff At 11:30 every morning there is a hustle for the school cafeteria. Waitresses are always ready to serve the students. If they arrive at 11:32, it's too had. At that time itls hard to find a seat or booth that is not piled high with hooks, and overcrowded with students. About 12:00 most of the once-hungry students have already eaten their dinner prepared by Mrs. Seibert, known to the students as g'lVIom. But the students donlt leave at 12:00. At this time the cafeteria be- comes a social study period. 97 CAFETERIA STAFF Center, outside row D. Engleking 1st row: Mrs. Seibert R. Nichter M. Saxton H. Christman K. Glospier E. Moore K. Kelly C. Hansen P. Hammerle P. Woeknei' 2nd row: L. Litchfield C. Strack 1. Vachon M. Pitzen B. Fenker E. Didier M. Strack 3rd row: A. Wyss .l. Saxton MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Walter Seibert ,+. .7Ae rc edfra Sister Huherta ltls no wonder our Music Department displays so much pep with energetic. enthusiastic Sister Mary Huherta as its supervisor. Not satisfied with the work of training the Band and the Orchestra ORCHESTRA Sealed ilefl to rig lst row : li only. she undertook the Glee Club and the Baton Twirlers. An esti- mate of her work can readily he seen in the quality of the hnished product. Affeetionately. we oiler her our sincere congratulations. T. Emmanuel R. Hartman M. Kaatle D. Davis D. M. Fox D. Ehinger K. Orth ind row: C. ftlurpliy R. Atlang A. Mclntee B. Kuyolh J. Naumeheff D. Freilvurger Standing 3rd row: ' R. A. Fox Y W B. .l. Ni,-ner E. Till UHEHESTH D. Hehh V. Fisher That Hmusic hath charms is one of our favor- X , X ite expressions. and the music of C. Cfs orchestra 4 1 2 X is a definite proof of this statement. The orehestra ff:-WX ll . Xl is now Five years old. From the time of its organiza- N tion ill October 1939. it has vontinued to improve ' I until now we have one of the finest 2lQIQll'0EILlliUllS , in the eitv. . X I X ' I Y 98 0 ' S. Many have devoted four years of untiring effort to the orchestra. Of the seven senior rnenibers live are performing a double duty by playing in our school band. As we all know. it takes real stick to-it-ive-nessi' and a genuine spirit of co-oper- ation to he a faithful rnelnber of any organization for four years. Hats off to our seniors! Featured appearances of the orchestra were ac-conipariying the Clee Club in the annual Christmas program. presenting the Spring Festival. and playing for various school actiyities. The goal of every member of the orchestra is the nionograrned sweater awarded to seniors under the new point system. Freshmen reeeiye a inonograni if they have not lost more than 10276 of all possible points. A second award is a silyer medal: a third, a gold medal. ' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Ray Tobin .................. ..,.,.... P resident Mary Anne Sc-hlink ....... ..... X Tice-President Betty Ann Salainon ..... ..... P oint Secretary Barbara Bonahoorn ,..... . .,.... Librarian Dorothy 0'Connell ...... ..,.,, L ibrarian 99 BAND Twirlers: M. Stanford D. Anderson A. Macey B. Skevington lst row: lleft to right? G. O,Morrow D. Freihurger J. Gillerion C. Murphy T. McCann B. Fadus G. Fox R. Adang J. Vachon A. Mclntee K. Orth R. Hartman T. Blee 2nd row: C. Mohl J. Hile R. Koch J. E. Shanley J. Fisher J. Klopfenslein B. Kuyotll J. Naumcheff F. Herlier M. Hebh D. Hehh 3rd row: T. Hartman C. Trapp B. J. Nt-'ner Y. Fisher K. Herz D. Weaver J. Bender J. Engle L. Littlefield E. Till R. A. Fox me all That 'ipractice makes perfectl' has governed to a great extent the success of the band. Any member can tell you that it would be much easier not to practice. If they had been selfish, we well might know what would result. It takes cooperation to make a band-they must play together, they must know how to follow their director. So we here salute the most unselfish, the most cooperative group at Central Catholic-our band. '4Ever faithfulw might well be the band's motto and 'aloyaltyl' its watchword. At pep sessions, ball games, and assemblies its stirring music never failed to put us in the proper mood. Many take the band too much for granted. They just don't seem to realize how much sacrifice each member contributes to the making up of a good band. For the first time, the band and its alumni sponsored a Football Dance. which proved to be a huge success. They provided ballots and the school elected a 'cfootball kingw who reigned at the dance. The band raffle again proved a great success this year. The money netted was used for the general betterment of the band. orchestra. and glee club. BAND OFFICERS Rita Ann Fox .....,, .,,,,.... P resident 1 Betty June Neuei ',.,, . .Yice-President Virginia Fisher '..,,,, ,. ...Secl'eia1'5' Joseph Naunicheflf ,,,. , .Treasurer Kathleen Orth ,,,, . ,,Lil1rarian Theresa Hartman ...., ,Librarian 100 Father Miller When Father Miller lifts his baton, everyone knows what will happen. ln a moment good music will fill the gym. This is a certainty that symbolizes our trust in Father lVliller's ability. We have learned to understand his capability as director of the Band and Orchestra. We'd like to say, uThank you, Father. Yotfve done a wonderful job. They're great and we're proud of them-and youfa jareweff, Senior ganzldmen The directors and hand members in a way dread graduation day. lt will mean the loss of many veteran band members who will be hard to replace. This year the Band loses: Rita Fox, Fritzie Herber. Neuer, Joellen Shanley, and Jim Vachon. They X4 Bob Hartman, Deveda Hebb, Cecilia Murphy, Betty 'f - brought honor to the uniform they wore. 101 if -JUL' 2 GLEE III. B Four years ago the Music Department launched a new musical venture. the Glee Club. For weeks Sister Mary Huberta conducted an extensive search for talent, testing every students voice. selecting the best. and training toward perfection. Our Clee Club then made its debut in May. 1941. at a concert. Since that time we have enjoyed its welcome presence at pep sessions. assemblies. Christmas programs, and the like. This year C. C. will graduate the last of the Clee Club's charter members. With it from its inception. these Seniors have sacrificed to establish firmly the Glee Club at C. C. Manx' dropped out some- where along the way into the easier pathg but some. true to the tradition of C. C., displayed the same sleadfastness which they hope to see in their successors. X. LENTEN SINGERS AT IRENE BYRON Agnes Marcotte Betty Salamon Barbara Bonahnmn it ' , R THE TWIHLEH5 Another first with the class of M411-li is the baton twirling corps. From the time of its establishment in G'4l',, it has improved rapidly. Dressed in white satin uniforms, the girls appeared frequently at bas- ketball games. Everyone enjoyed their performances immensely. At Christmas they took part in the annual Christmas program. Between the halves of basketball games this year Paul Ueber provided entertainment. 'cAn old hand at that sort of thingfl Paul literally brought the house down on numerous occasions with his rafter-throwing antics. Paul is a senior and has been twirling for four years. The twirling field offers unlimited opportunities to newcomers. In all probability the dawning of future years shall find an excellent and en- larged group of twirlers at C. C. It is our fervent hope that the corps. in which some of us are charter members. may survive through the years and become another traditional C. C. source of pride. TWIRLERS flefl to right! M. Jordon J. Mayers R. Rnlape B. Skevington N. Reader D. Hogan J. Cuney D. illaliszewski H. Coachan M. Stanford T. Stanford M. L. Rohyans P. Kintz A. Macey B. Beckman 103 STAGE MANAGERS Standing fleft to right! Fl. Cletts B. Erb J. Isaacs AMATIII III. B President ....,,..........,..........,..,..... Mary Anne Schlink Secretary ...... ..,...,.,. B ette Drennan Treasurer ...,..... ..,.. ....., J a ck Shovlin Critic ..,..,,....,....,.,,......,,...,,..,....,,........ Larue Nichols Chairman of Program Committee .... Phyllis Conroy Moderator ..,,,....,...............,,... Rev. James O'Conn0r Under the leadership of its new moder- ator, Fr. 0iConnor. members of the Dra- inatics Club participated in group discus- sions and debates presented at the regular meetings. A hilarious comedy. i'Young Smitty was presented on October 31 and Novem- ber 2. Following this the human interest Comedy. L'Almost Eighteen. was presented on March 16. Wie. the student body ex- press our grateful thanks to the untiring efforts of the Dramatics Club moderator. Fr. O'Connor. and the casts of both plays for the fine entertainment they have pre- sented us. 104. , 5 THE CAST or Yowvc SMITTY THE CAST or yawn ,lack Essig Virginia Fisher Sally Edwards Vincent Goecke Jeanne Loney Mary Ann Sclilink Bill Erb Mary 0'Connell Phyllis Conroy Don Grable Rita Girardot ALMOST EIGHTEEN ff Jack Essig -Siniffy Eileen Gross Don Grable Dolores ,lehl Pat lVlers Mary Ann Schlink Toni O7Connor Vincent Coecke Blanche Yates Alice Macey 'i!4Ano-it Marie Ann Lauer Dan Boylan 6igAfeen Must Hev. Jnhn P. Null Hishup nf Puri Wayne l l Every one of Central Catholicls graduates will be able to do more towards the re-estalJlish- ment of the Christian order than a dozen graduates of secular schools, because they have majored in the study of religion and the moral law, and are expected to reduce their knowledge to practice. proving by their faultless conduct that one can live religiously and morally and be made happy in so doing. You are dilferent, dear graduates. Therefore, take pride in being different. Represent your school and its teachers creditablyg offer yo ur services to your pastorg approach the Com- munion rail frequentlyg join a few others of your parish to form a Hcellw of Catholic Action, whose Held will be your respective place of work, your associates, and your neighborhood. JOHN FRANCIS NOLL, Bishop of Fort Wayne. 7 ' at 404 utWep,Ih5 answer N7 gxilttw ta 5cf100lg1'rIj5 H pgiiprqyer. ,, ,. 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LANTERNIER FLORISTS 1205 Calhoun Street Phone A-1252 106 Iflzen' should I buy that neu' dress or order rlmr rn e9 ' , -....f--aww -:zz-5 :X . f 193 , P , -',, .' mm, - , A ,,.. b X ' 'F xwxgxgi tin. 7 - -N 1 -A-if ..- E I ' ofamstz 11 K . ,lil f S12-U1-J'lfLiiPL A 'v-1iwwaigwgSgai:'1 JW tl 1S1'1' . . , , 9... A . -- 1 ' .ffdiuv-snviasiutilkgi' Q 4 - 0I.11iQLLQ'ixullqlwluk r-nz? S11 1.21.16 11.11-lmujy Qhmmq, ON: 3 ,alwmlk N , k'Oli1tII111Ul!.l, Q tv: wpmq.m,J ilu- . ,ffl I.. i A ,E j rm: ol.'n'!tQL'tG1'A1:tsli114 I - f 3 . 4-1-4--tnfwm qu, n 'A 'tiizzxi I sewn-11o1.f.a. J ,.ML:f,zhhf-IK0!fg'sg, gorrirtagrzt Name Address Parish I FRANK ADANG ....,,... 2201 Reed St .,,....,......... .,.Y,..A.....A....,..., S t, Peter Joan Adang ..,.,,..,,,.,,. 327 YV. Foster Parkway ....,, ..,..,,,, S t. John the Baptist Katherine Allgeier ....... Y....... 2 320 N. Anthony Blvd ....,.. .,,,..rY,,,,............. S t. Jude John Ankenbruck ......,.. ,....... 2 422 Fairfield ..,.7,....,,.,,,,., ,,i,,r,,,,,,,,,,,, S t, Patrick I DOLORES BAILEY .,.,,, 2312 Cambridge Dr ........ ...,,.rrr P recious Blood George J. Beckman ..,.... 730 W. Creighton ........ ...,,,.,.. S t, Patrick Helen E. Berghoff ......... 1139 Oak St .........,.... Robert Beuchel ......,...,,. ........ 1 614 E. Lewis St ........V Robert Beverforden .,..,,.. 1945 Griswold St ...,... Catherine Beyer ............., Mary Catherine Black .,.............. 3814 S. Barr St ............. 2107 Thompson Ave .... Patricia Blackwell .......,.. New Haven...G .,..,,..,.... Luella M. Bobay ........ R. R. 10 .................. James Bogenschutz ....... 3515 S. Harrison .,...,. Helen Bower .............. ........ 1 001 Prange Dr ...... Henrietta Brokamp ....... ........ R . R. 2 ......,....,..... Helen Bubb ................ ........ 1 6211 High St ...,...... Philip Buescher ........... ........ R . R. 10 ........,............ J. Herman Bueter ...........r 0 PATRICIA CALLAHAN Rosemary Carteaux ..,.,,.. Donald Chaney .......... Helen Christman ........ Lowell T. Christy '... ....,. Martha Colone ....,,.... Phyllis Conroy .......,. Jack Croteau .......... 2016 S. Hanna St .......... 2515 West Drive .....,....,,.r, 2629 New Haven Ave.. 1720 Short St .,.,........... R.R.4 ...,...........,................. Box 241-6. Roanoke, lnd. 41-22 W. Masterson .......,. ,.......210 W. Leith,...,,... 21101 LeRoy ..,,,,,., Lorraine E. Cyr .............. ........ 3 012 Smith St ............ 0 DOLORES DAHMAN ...,............ 2105 Henrietta St ........ Jack Danehy .................... ........ 2 37 W. Leith St .......... Paul Detweiler ............. ........ 2 026 S. Hanna ,...,,.. Marie Devine ,,.., Paul Didier ......... Eugene Disidore .... 713 E. Jefferson ......... 302 Wilt .........,.,..........,. 1322 W. Vilildwood ...... ..,,.,,St. Mary ,........Cathedra1 Jude .,.....St. Patrick Joseph John Joseph, Hessen Cassel Patrick ,WSL John the Baptist .......St. Louis Besancon .,..,.,..Precious Blood Andrew .......St. Peter Jude Andrew ............Cathedra1 Aloysius ...SL Joseph. Roanoke Patrick .......St. Patrick Jude .......St. Peter Joseph .......St. Patrick Mal-,A ..,......Cathedral .........Cathedra1 Paul 7 WE SPECIALIZE IN : Prayerhooks Rosaries Bibles Crucifixes Statues Pictures Ecclesiastical Goods When buying Catholic goods lnake sure they have the approval of the Church. You can be certain of authentic merchandise only when buying at a Catholic store. E NCATHEDRAL BOOK STORE H CRON STUDIO Is Credited Witli the Graduate and Group Pictures in the 1944 ECHO 132 E. WASHINGTON BLVD. For three consecutive years. including 19-14. the individual pictures of the Central Catholic under- graduates have been provided by the STUDENT MINIATURE SERVICE COMPANY of Grand Rapids. Michigan. THE LARGEST SELECTION I O OF GREETING CARDS I BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS IN THE MIDDLE VVEST C .jwlaue your pkofo marie Renzenzber Your Friends at joafay At Howard's EHWI ST IJIU ll2 WI. Wiayne St. 1031 Calhoun St. A-5335 108 Slzouid I give them my picture or a gif! as n renzenzbrarwed Genevieve Disser John Doyle ..,..,.. Bette Jane Drennan. Philip Dwire ,.....,,.....,.. 0 SALLY EDWARDS .,.,.. Therese Emanuel ..,..... Mary Monica Engle ..,..,.. Rita Ernst ..,.......,,....,, . Albert Eulitt ....,,.i,............, O ROSALIE FEDERSPIEL ........., Donald C. Feichter ....,,.,..,. Dolores Fenker .,...,...... Anthony N. Filippo ........ June Fitzgerald .....A.,..,,. Lawrence David Flory '.,.. Maxine Flory ,...,,.,,e, Rita Ann Fox ,.,.,.,, Dorothy Frieburgei '.,.,. 0 EARL GEMMILL ....et...... Rita Marie Gerardot ........ Beth Getts ,..,tt...r,t...t.,..,... Norbert Getz ....,r....,t. James Giles ..,,,,,,,,..,...... Rita Mae Girardot ....,..... Adrian Gladieux ,,,,,,e Lois Goneau .,,,,, Donald Grable ..,.,,,,,,... Betty Mae Gross .,,.,,.i,..,.. 0 EILEEN HALSTEIN ..,.,e,. Jack Harkenrider .,,,,..,,,.. Joan Hartman ,,...,,,,...,...., Robert John Hartman ...... Deveda Hebb ,.,.r,....,....... Thomas R. Heiny ....,,r.. Carol Hemingel ',.,.,,, Jerome F. Henry ......,.. Francis Herber ,...,, . Mary Ann Herber ..,,, Donald J. Heuer Eileen Hilker ,,,, Eugene Hilker ,...,,A, Georgiann Hilker '...., Theresa Hook ,...e,., Mary Horstman ,,,,,.,,,,.., . Margaret Joan Horton .,,. Marilyn Hoy ',,, ...,,......,.... Eileen Huber ..,....... Mary Lee Hughes ..,.,..., Thomas Huguenard ...,,,. O DOLORES M. JEHL .,., Marjorie Anne Jehl ...... Joan Johnson ,...,.....e Ruth Johnson .... . . 2525 S. Webster ....., ...St. Patrick V056 Shore Dr ....... .......... S t, Jude 2121 Kentucky ......,.... ..........,.. S t, Jude 3214 Hoagland Ave ..., ..... . .St. Patrick 715 Rockhill St .......... ......... S t. Paul 617 E. Wayne .......... ..,.... C athedral 1804 Dubois St ..... . .... ..... . St. Andrew 3217 Vesey .............. ............,.... S t. Joseph 155 W. Maple Grove ....,.. St. John the Baptist 526 Green St., New Haven.. ........,........ ......... S t. John 3102 S. Anthony ............ .... ..... S t . Paul 24118 New Haven ..... ........ S t, Andrew 1303 Hanna ............. ................... S t. Mary 2633 Wells St ......... 329 Kinsmoor Ave ..... 2502 Oliver .......... 1118 Oak St ......... 2913 S. Harrison 2416 John St ........ :t.R.2 ......................... 133 E. DeWald St ...,..... 101-11 Huffman ......,... 1717 Anthony ....... , 1119 Huffman ..... .. . 1511 Fox Ave .......... .. '00-L Weisser Park ........... 1 124- Crescent ........................... 730 E. Washington Blvd... f 32-1 E. Washington .....,. 1109 Hamilton ............ 1417 Pemberton Dr ........ 2501 Hanna St ............ 2502 E. Pontiac St ....... 2701 Wlest Drive ......... 3307 Clinton Court ....... 302 West State ......... 121 Rose Lane ..... L21 Rose Lane ...,.... 721 E. Washingtoli ..... 1628 Barthold St ....... 2702 Gay St ................ 1115 E. Washington ...... 5211 E. DeWald St ....... 1021 Pemberton Dr ........ 125 E. Leith St ........... 1602 Geller Ave ....... 308 E. Jefferson .............., , Upper Huntington Rd ...... 302 Pierce .................... 125 LaSalle St ....... 201 N. Seminole ...... 320 Huestis Ave ....... 333 W.. Fourth St ....... .......Precious Blood ..............Cathedral . .. ,.St. Peter .. ...SL Mary Patrick Peter .St. Louis. Besancon Peter .Precious Blood Jude ........Precious Blood St. Peter .. St. Peter .. ...SL Jude .Satheclral . ...SL Mary ., .St. Patrick ......,St. Jude . .St. Peter . .St. Peter ..... St. Jude . .. ....... St. Patrick . .Precious Blood .......St. Patrick .. .St. Patrick . .......... St. Mary .Precious Blood Peter ., .St. Mary .. ...SL Peter . .,,,. St. Jude . .,..... St. Patrick .Precious Blood Mary . . .St. Joseph . .... .St. Patrick Peter .St. John the Baptist Patrick .Precious Blood Senior Class Directory 1944 109 MUUNT Ml-lHY IIULLEGE for women Milwaukee, Wisconsin Conflucteal by The School Sisters of Notre Danze For information address: The Dean. FOR THOROUGH BUSINESS TRAINING Enroll at SKADRUN COLLEGE For Secretaries DAY AND EVENING CLASSES 926 S. Clinton. Phone E-1235 INDIANA UNIVERSITY FORT WAYNE CENTER Offers College courses llere in Fort Wayne and makes it possible for many liigli sellool graduates to sec-ure I.vlllYt?l'Sllf' training under liome environment. Day and evening Classes make it possible for students to Carry eitlier a part time. or a full-time College load. A Catalog giving full details will be mailed upon request. l. lr. Extension Building ll2U Sontli Barr Street Fort YY ayne. Indiana A- T-L52 C. C. H. S. has contriliuted much to the mental and spiritual growth of youtli in this Community. Fort Wayne is indelrted to you for your fine contribution in the development of good eitizensliip. , Q INTERNATIUNAL IIULLEGE School of Comnzerceii 1889e55th Yearfl 9-l-l SO LONG FROM THE Rodney Boysn Hag Ankenlnruek Baldy Beekman jim Bogenscliutz Rod Croteau lied Daneliy Pecan Dwire Blitz Disidore Gorgeous Elory Don Feivlltel' Norlmie Cetz jungle Giles Jerry Henry Dick Hilker Mat' Kartlloll Cus Kelly Harry LaMaster Pickle Lerell Bud Lill Joe Aliillfl' Red Miller joe Xix Boln Ort Sam Ottenweller Marmadnke llooney Bill Sclineider Bullet Yan Horn Donn Xkiilkinson jim Lee Father Wirtz 110 lflu-rc shoultl I go to College after grmluatirzg from CCHS? 0 EILEEN KAHOE ....vvA...,, ......... James Henry Kartholl ............... . Daniel Kelly ,..,.....,,,7A..7... ...,.... . Carol Kissinger ..,,,,.., . Alice Klein ............... ..,..-.A. Dolores J. Koehl ....i.. Patricia Koorsen .... Gloria M. Kraus ,,.,,,.... Mary Margaret Kroeniei 0 JEAN E. LAMP ....,,, Marie Anne Lauer '... James Lee .,i,,.,...,,. Evelyn Leffers ,.,.,,, , Gaylord Lemish ....., . Richard Lerch .....,,,... Dominic Leto ......,,.,,.,, Dorothy Litchfield .......,,, ....i..,, Kenneth L. Luegring .,,,,, ,,i...... 0 MARITA MCABDLE .,,,ii....,.....,, Patricia Mclntyre ,.,,,,,,,,., ..,.,,,, Norma McKimmy .,.,,,,,, Mary Jean McNulty ....,i.. t....,,,, Alice Macey ............. Joseph Maher .,..,.. Robert T. Mathews... Edna Matles ,.,.,..., Rita Mattes ....,,...,...,. Betty Ann Menefee ....i.. Mary Ellen Mettler... Henry Miller ..........,,i Russell Miller .....i,..., Irene A. Momper ....,,,c, John Donald Moniper ..,. ...,..... John Morken .............,,,. Josephine Mudrack ,,....,. ..... lrene Mueller ....,,..,,, Edward Muldoon ....,,.. Betty Ellen Murphy ....... Cecilia M. Murphy ......,... .......,. Sally Anne Murray ,,...,.............. 0 BETTY JUNE NEUER .,.,....,.,.., Ralph Neuhaus ..........,.... LaRue Nichols .......,. Marcella Nix ......,.. Zeno J. Nix ............,,.... I M. JOAN O'BRIEN ,.,,,,. John O'Connor ....,....... Phyllis OiConnor ........ Mary Ellen O'Leary ...... . Edith O'Bourke ,...,,,... Robert J. Ort ................ Maurice Ottenweller ,.... OJOHN PEQUIGNOT ..... 327 Lexington Court. 909 E. Washiiigtoii .... 720 Nuttman Ave ..... . 817 Belle Ave ......,.. 2414 Fox Ave ...... 1014 Lake Ave... 1505 Hurd St .......,.,. 2536 New Haven ........ 1815 Beidmiller Ave ...... 2725 S. Anthony Blvd ....... 320 Hamilton Dr ...,...... 2121 Curdes Ave ..c. 1915 Ellen Ave ....... 722 Florence Ave ...,,. 1713 Howell St .......... 1404 Eliza St .............. 2115 Lafayette St ......,....... 2202 S. Anthony Blvd 401 WY. Oakdale Dr ....., 460 E. Taber St .......... Third St ......... . 2812 Chestnut St ......, 1103 Calhoun St ......., 624 Anderson Ave .... 4527 Beaver Aye ..,.... .......St. John the Baptist Mary Patrick Patrick Patrick ..,....Cathedral Patrick Andrew Paul Patrick Patrick Jude ,.......Precious Blood ,.......Precious Blood ........Precious Blood .......,,.....Cathedral Peter Peter Patrick Patrick .,,.....Precious Blood Andrew .........,........Cathedral .,,..................Catheclral .......St. John the Baptist 2734 Chestnut St .....,,. ................. S t. AIlCll'9WS 4305 New Haven Ave ,,,, ..,.......... S t. Andrews 332 W. Creighton Ave ..... ......... S t. Patrick 1212 East 1Vayne .......... ........ S t. Mary' 1403 Spy Bun Ave ......,. .... ......... S t . Mary 1403 Spy Bun Ave .....,,,......,,.t,.......................... St. 1V1al'y 1156 Bell Ave.. New Haven .,..,. St. John Baptist, N. H. 1130 Powers St.. New Haven .,.. St. John Baptist. N. H. 1202 Forest Ave .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.....,,,...,.,.....,.... St. Jude 3515 b. Barr bt ................. 1216 Garfield St ........ R. R. No. 10 ............ 418 E. Leith St ........ 240 E. Butler .......... 2735 Beynold St ......... 2601 Kensington ...,. 1932 Sinclair., .........2505 S. Barr...., 419 Madison ,,,,,,., 2533 1Vinch St ...,.,..... . .....,,,, 1019 E. 1Vayne St ......... . .........1223 Wefel .,.....,.1342 Scott Ave...,.,...,. . ......... 125 E. DeWald St ...,...,, . R. No. .........1620 Maumee St....... .............3310 S. Webste1'..... .............2501 Lynn Ave.... Patrick ,,.,.,,..,,,.,.,,,,............Cathedral St. Joseph. Hessen Cassel Patrick Patrick Andrew Jude ..,,....Precious Blood Peter ......,....Cathedral Andrew Peter .........Precious Blood Joseph Patrick Vincent de Paul Mary Patrick Jude Senior Class fnirectnry 1944 111 A HUEIIIEIE 8 Suns 8 I LUMBER,MILLWORK, GENERAL CONTRACTORS 3201 S. Lafeyette St. Phone H-222-I BUILDERS, SUPPLIES, INSULATION. PLUMBING A-9123 3020 VI'eIls Street We Deliver Everything for Bu ilcling COIVIPLIMENTS OF EMPIRE FIRE BRICK CO. T. E. ROONEY Compliments of Compliments of unigrg H. M. weiglllld CO. .I. C. WEIGIAND oom 373 I General Contractors Compliments of . WILLIAM P. SIIHENHEI. 8 SUN5 GENERAL CONTRACTORS 908E'C0h'1 bia I2I2 Putnam Street A-4810 Fort Wayne. Indiana 7 U hen' run lget the men, mm' lllulerznl to W1 or buzld the 1101151.22 Marjorie Perrey ....,.,... Patricia Perry ,....,,.,.. O IRENE RACER .,A....... Mary Ann Rauner... Eloise Raupfer .....,,,, Rita Marie Reitz ...... Edna Renner ......... Rosemary Reuss... Sharon Ritzius .,..aa... Mary Lou Roberts ...... William J. Roberts ...... Gertrude Rogawski ...,,, Donald Rogers ..... Donald Rondot ...,..... Edward Rooney ..,....,.. Joseph Rorick ..,lY,,.... Richard Rorick ..i..,... Virginia Rorick ...,,,,,, 1005 Oakdale ...... 2003 S. Harrison ...A 1303 Barthold St .,... .. .........301 E. Wildwood....... 427 Kinnaird Ave .,,,,. 1202 Summit St .,..,,,.. 2309 Lillie St .....,, . 2430 Fairfield Ave .....,.. 407 W. Brackenridge ...., ....,....1707 Kensingtonn... . .,..... St. Patrick Patrick ..,.....Precious Blood Patrick Patrick .Mary Peter Patrick ,,,...Cathedral Jude .........Butler Road........ ..........,Cathed1'al ...1..,..2708 John St....... Hyacinth .,.......829 E. Lewis,.................. .......Cathedral .........2907 S. Lafayette..,.....,,..... Peter ,....,...1023 Kensington Blvd., R. R. No. 2, New Haven R. R. No. 2, New Haven R. R. No. 2, New Haven Audrey Jean Roy ........ ......... N ew Haven .................. Jane Rush ...,,............................... 708 Rockhill ............ O ELIZABETH ANN SALAMON.. Mary Anne Scheffer ....,, Jane Schenkel ................ -w Joan Schenkel ................ Mary Anne Schlink ....., William Schneider ...,.. Velma Schuler ......,,, Eugene C. Shaffer '....r Joellen Shanley f.,..., Betty Sheehan ...,,,, Jeanne Sheteron ..,,.,r John T. Shovlin ..,,,,..r. Betty Skevington ............ Mary Jane Sloderbeck., Richard Paul Smith ....., Sarah Ann Snider ........ Stanley George Sorgen ......... Mary Stanford .,.,,,... lVlary M. Strack ............ Charles Strebig .............. 0 NATALIE TANNEHILL ............ Elwilda Tatman .......................... LaVonne Taylor ...i,,. John W. Taylor, Jr ...,, Herman E. Till .....,... Donald Tobin ..........., ..... ..,...... Edward J. Tourney ......,,.. .......,, Stella Marie Townley .................. Betty L. Troutman .......... ..,ee.... Sophia Tryce ..........rr.. O PAUL UEBER ............ 0 EUGENE VACHON ........ ,..,.,,,, 4001 Monroe St .,..,.... 1530 Edsall Ave ..... ..............174-5 Franklin..,...,.. ., ......... 1745 Franklin .,..... ,. ,, ,........ 230 E. Leith St .,...,.. .. .........1233 Home Ave...,.. .........2519 Euclid.....,.....,. 427 Huffman St ...,,,..., 208 W. Berry ..,.,..... 2214 S. Webster .,..i. 1920 S. Webster ........, .,....,..702 Columbia Ave....,... 1917 Enilna Ave ..........., 2316 Kensington Blvd., 216 Richardsville Ave .,..., 532 E. Suttenfield .,......, 1312 High ,.,.......,...,.,,, 731 High ..,..,..,..,,.... R. R. NO. 5 ...,,........ 811 E. Washington ..., 312 W. Brackenrid ge ....t 1144 Oakdale ....,..... 4712 Indiana ....... 1926 Antoinette ......,... R. R. No. 1, F. W .,.,.., 1712 Cody Ave ..,,,,,,,,,,., 451 E. Pontiac St .....,.,,. 323 W. Taber ....,,,,,,,,, 2901 Central Drive... 3132 Smith ...,,,,,,,,., 3034 S. Monroe ....,,. 3600 Maywood Ave... Jude St. Louis, Besancon St. Louis, Besancon St. Louis, Besancon ,.St. Louis, Besancon .................Cathedral Joseph Andrew ........Precious Blood .....,..Precious Blood Patrick Mary Andrew ........Precious Blood ..,....,......Cathedral Patrick Patrick ..............Cathedral .. ........ Precious Blood Jude Peter Patrick ,...,,,,.Precious Blood ...,...,.Precious Blood Joseph Mary Paul Patrick ..,....Trinity English Peter St. Vincent de Paul Jude Peter Patrick Patrick . ...... St. Hyacinth Peter Andrew Senior Class 1Uirectnry 1944 113 U GOVA SIS S Comphm of U'Huu1'lie 8 Company Funeral Directors IHSUIQHEE julian H. Schone UNDERTAKER Ambulance Service 2ll4-16 S. Calhoun St. Phone H-2114 618-20 E. Washington Blvd. Phone A-133-1 GETZ 8: CAI-IILL I'une ral Home Q2 Corner Fairfleld and Creighton Avenues Phone H-H369 Phone H-8720 IH ls if II Caflmliz' fzznvml Jirvcmr you will fall? James Vachon... ...... Junella Vachon ........ ........ Richard Van Horn.. ....... .. Helen Van Ryn .,...... ......... Patricia Vodde ......., .......A Neil Voirol ,......,... ......... Mary Vorndran ........ ...... O LOIS WALKER .......... ...,.,....... Phyllis Ann Walker .................... Mary Catherine Waltemath ....... John Edward Waltke ..........,,...... 3221 Harvester ..,.,. R. B. No. 1, Yoder ..... 335 Kinsmoor ..,............ 337 W. Masterson Ave .2418 Bowser .... ....,.. Monroeville ..... ...2805 Maumee-...... 1041 Forest Ave .... 1013 Madison .............,. .435 W. Wildwood ......,. 3918 Reed St ..............,. Andrew Aloysius Patrick Patrick Peter Rose Andrew Jude Mary Patrick . ,1..,....,....,.....,..,. Cathedral Seninr Elass Directory 1944 Rita Weaver ,,.............. 1.,...... 4 11-29 S. Wayne Ave ...... ,....... S t. John the Baptist Margaret Weber ....,. ...,...v, 2 039 S. Calhoun ........ ,................ S t. Patrick Robert Welch .,..,..... .......... 8 11 Hamilton Ave .....,,.,.. ...,.,,,....,...,.,,...i....,. S t. Peter Arthur R. Welling.. ......... 919 Powers St.. N. St. John, New Haven Estella Welling .....,Yc.... .......i. 2 203 Chestnut .........,,,.. ....,,.,...,.... S t. Andrew Marjorie Welsch .......... ,........ -L 220 Fairfield ....,,....i,... ,.,,.,.. S t. John the Baptist Virginia Ann Westerilian ...,..... 825 Madison St ......,.......,.. ,....v.................. S t. Mary Richard E. Widrriali ......... 1127 Kensington Blvd .....,,. .i,...,..... C athedral Donn Wilkinson... .,,...... 3214 S. Harrison ......... ..,.....,i.., S t. Patrick Leslie Willig ..,.,.,., .,,...... 1 743 Wells ...... ,........, i,....,. P 1 'ecious Blood Mary YVunderlin .,..,. ......... 4 36 E. Jefferson.. ............. St. Mary Karl WUI'St119l' ........ ......... 2 021 Randalia ....... ................. S t. Jude Josephine Wiyant ........ ......... 1 05 YV. Third St .....i. ......... P recious Blood Mary Alice Wlyatt ,....... ......... 2 120 Wiarsaw .......... .....r.....,.,.. S t, Peter 0 BLANCHE YATES ......, ......... 1 002 E. State ....... St, Jude O JOHN ZWVIERKO ......... T10 Madison St .......... .......... S t, Mary The Bachelor Boys 0 Say: Good-bye C. C. and Hello, Uncle Sam wc., Bob Beverforden .lay Bueter Don Chaney Jack Doyle Bud Eullit Earl Gemniill J ack Harkenreider LaRue Nicholls .lack Shovlin Dick Smith Stumpy Sorgen J ack Waltke Les Wiuig Dolores Jehl tSec.l lr-4 aww rowbthv l P thee September the Sth ivas a gruesome day in the life of Mike and Molly. Another school year had started. New teachers- new classes-and back to school work. Oh. the hackbreaking task of carrying textbooks home after school. studying at night. the dreaded recitatious and tests. and those long periods of enforced silence. But that dreaded teacher soon became a close friend. because Mike and Molly learned that their teachers had dedicated their lives towards leading them to God. 0 is 3 QW! I QQN N, ' Y '0 I x . ff . X I 'Il l f 3 ' Faculty Xxwsl Betty Sheehan 'N VO MW NJ xX52X2kv.xmYYeC' V 5 W J 'XOC' , ix H Mary Margaret Hraemer Q t O v D K ir rg , nY,7, l . BLj.Uj1qW1gLL'5 BUETER-SAUTER DEPT. STUHE MARKET CASH 81 DELIVERY ke' 0 V KUHNER PACKING COMPANY I. A N D 5 T U ll' lf E H ' S 1825 WestAMai11 GROCERY-MEAT SUNSHINE MILK is bottled sunshine M 1fZ.fZ '3J,, E, .fy 51434-v-3,AQA,,-......4-,...J 2 9, ME-FV QZZffM A Zfgiy 35 Wi i242fM S3Qi2 SM EQ W9 .RW hiv ii xii Congratulat mg will Q SCl'lO!' EYQQQLZ7 gf? E QQ!! --Thednusuc WL 4532- ,N Deparlmenf-fff QM mm W QjL,f' ' ' 'WW 'qifym H 5 2l WW qju.,.tWJmwU796, l Jiffy Vwjwiikfs wi + 61 .1 4 Qf Eff Z ww M 555 AF' 045' fx Z F72 aff N Q iffy! 53' gg' J ' . fid- slf' M fmwo P?7Ww2Q WM FW Wigffgu EXPERT YULCANIZING. TIRE REPAIRIXG RELINER-RECAPfBATTERIES, SEIBERLING TIRES Williq Tire Service 208 Wlest Main Street A-9235 LTEIIBBOIHER U. S. TIRES BATTERIES DUPONT PAINTS S02 E. YI'ayne-Corner Clay Str et Phone A-1431 Fort Wayne, Indiana Tokheim Oil and Pump Company Designers and Builders of Superior Equipment Since l9Ol Gasoline Pumps, Petroleum Dispensing Equipment and Accessories, Ordnance lVIaterials FORT WAYNE, INDIANA, U.S.A. PCINSATTE AUTO SALES Over 27 Years of Reliable Service 24-HOUR EMERGENCY TOW SERVICE ARISTOCRATIC TRUCK EQUIPMENT The Truck Engineering Company C. A. Croteau. Pres. KEYS MADE LOCKS SERYICED KERN'S BICYCLE STORE 514. lf. Wayne Street Phone A-0248 13-151 1 RICYCLES REPAIRS 118 uU,If'l'L' 1-un I have that rar and tl e tires r'l1vvl.wI and repaired? THE 1944 P THU 5 E'1'1'1 UF IIE TH!-XL ll THIQILIII ll l'5'm I Most Rev. John F. Noll, D.D. Rev. J. C. Bennett Rev. C. Feltes Msgr. Thomas Conroy Msgr. D. L. Monahan Msgr. H. A. Horstman Rev. J. Nicholas Allgeier Rev. John A. Bahst Rev. John A. Dapp Rev. Joseph Smith Rev. Charles Cirardot Rev. L. G. Duray Rev V. J. Rosenthal Rev Thomas L. Durkin Rev J. A. Jacobs Rev. Edw. Hession Rev Thomas Heilman Rev R. F. Dirksen. C.PP.S. Rev Andrew Mathieu Rev Timothy Doodv Rev James Hayes O Mayor H. TV. Baals Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Adang Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adang Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Adang Sgt. LeRoy Adang A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Allen Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse C. Allgeier Mr. and Mrs Henry G. Allgeier Mr. and Mrs. Silas F. Alspaugh Mr. and Mrs. John Alt Mr. and Mrs. Al J. Alter Mr. Clarence L. Alter Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Alter Mr. and Mrs H. Oscar Alter Rev. Cyril Mohr, C.PP.S. Rev. John F. Nadolny Rev. Leo Pursley Rev. Joseph Hennes Rev. W111. Ehrman Rev. E. A. Miller Rev. J. Lothamer Rev. Joseph Hession Rev. Clement Koors Rev. J. A. Bick Rev. Charles J. Seeberger Rev. Ray Halker, C.PP.S. Rev. Thos. Brandon, O.S.C. Rev. T. Kelly Rev. H. Schoudel Rev. R. Zahn Rev. S. Manoski Sister Mary Ambrose Mr. and Mrs. TV. S. Anderson Sealed lleft to right? B. Murphy B. Gross E. Halstein P. Walker S. Ritzius K. Allgeier S. Tryce R. Retiz Standing tleft to right? Bl. Mettler B. llenefee 5. Snider C. Heminger J. Giere H. Landstofler R. Friedman D. Freiburger Standing llEfll1014lglll1J 2nd row B. Klock J. Essig N. Gunkel B. Alter 119 RELIGIOUS GOODS and School Supplies School Books CATHEDRAL BOOK STORE HARRY M. BOXBERGER . 121-I S. Calhoun St. FORT WAYNE. INDIANA Koegel Jewelers I309 Broadway WATCHES, RINGS. AND DIAMONDS 'LDISPENSERS OF HAPPINESS ROSE 81 WALSH IEWELERS 1009 South Calhoun Street K o e r I9 e 1' ' s FOR GRADUATION GIFTS! .IEXVELEHS SINCE I865 818 Calhoun Street George J. Phillipp 81 Sons ECCLESIASTICAL AND RELIGIOUS GOODS IO06 Broadway-Fort Wayne. Ind. 2067 E. Ninth St.-Cleveland, Ohio - THE GIRLS OF 304 SAY- HAMA you TO OUR BISHOP. OUR PRIESTS. OUR SISTERS COMPLIMENTS OF THE HADLEY CO. IVIHIIIIIHYIS Pantry 13TH ANNIVERSARY 1209 Calhoun Street 120 Where should mother and dad buy my graduation gift? Miss Rita Ankenbruck Anti-Borax Compound Company, Inc. O Mrs. Clare Diem Barbier Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Barnes Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Barnett Thomas A. Becker and Mrs. Adam G. Beckman Miss Joan Bender Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Berghoil and Mrs. Edward H. Bergholf Miss Helen Berghoif Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L. Berghoif Miss Leona Berghoif Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Berghoff and Mrs. R. J. Blackwell and Mrs. F. L. Blue and Mrs. Elmer Bobay and Mrs. C. F. Bogenschutz and Mrs. Leo Boitet Donald J. Boneff S. M. 3fC Mr. The The The Mr. and Mrs. F. Wade Boylan Boys of 105 Boys of 201 Boys of 203 and Mrs. Frank Brohman Mr .and Mrs. Alfred A. Brown Miss Betty Bubb Mr. I Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buescher and Mrs. James B. Cahill and Mrs. James Chamberlin and Mrs. L. W. Chaney and Mrs. Kenneth Christie and Mrs. Bruil Cleary Mrs. J. J. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Corley L. Crouch John Crow O Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Danehy Mrs. Elizabeth Delaney Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Didier Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Didrick Pvt. Pete Dinnen Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Dirig Mrs. E. J. Disser Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Doehring Mrs. V. Donahue Robert Doty S. M. First Class Mr. Cpl. O Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Drennan Robert E. Drennan and Mrs. Henry C. Eckrich Mrs. Eva Edwards Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Elberson and Mrs. Geo. C. Ellison and Mrs. S. Joseph Emanuel Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ernst Lester E. Essig W. R. Evans Peter Fabian George Federspiel Ronald Federspiel Don Feichter Walter A. Felger Mrs. Andrew Fenker Mr. and Mrs. John D. Filippo Mrs. Frank Fink Mr. and Mrs. Franie L. Firestine lVlr. and Mrs. John J. Fisher '45-3 Girls Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Flory Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fox Mr. and Mrs. George Freiburger Mr. and Mrs. Julian Freiburger Mr. and Mrs. L. l. Freiburger Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Freiburger Paul J. Freistoffer Charles E. Freiburger Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Friedman Miss Helen Friedman Ruth and Elaine Friedman O Pfc. and Mrs. Dallas Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gemmill Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Gerardot Miss Rita Marie Gerardot Miss Beth Getts Mrs. H. L. Getts Miss Mary Getts Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Getty Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gidley Mr. John C. Giere Mrs. John C. Mr. and Mrs. Giere Mark Giere Ursula and Alice Giere Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. The Girls of The Girls of Mergel A. Giles Arthur B. Girardot 105 201 The Girls of 203 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gladieux Lawrence J. Goetz Lawrence Goneau Frank R. Gordon Bernard Gotta Carl B. Grothouse Wilber H. Gunkel 0 Mr. and Mrs. John Hagan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Haifley Patrons nf Central llathnlit: 1944 121 , For Health and Enjoyment Ft. Wayne Athletle Club ROLLER SKATE FORT WAYNE, INDIANA at 1 Jefferson and Barr St. A 3171 B E S N K On U. S. 30 and 24 East of Fort Wayne Compliments of KNIGHT OF CGLUMBUS H0995 '50 RMA granf Rauf? 34019 MMIKE AND MOLLY IRISI-17' 1212 Broadway ROOM 206 A-634-1 HENKEH BARBER SHUI' PHONE 701Court Paris Cleaners and Dyers John D. DeWald, Prop. H-2251 122 Ifh Ifp .ipfzl 1 fp Mrs. Augusta Hake Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Halstein Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hammen Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Harber Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harber Mrs. W. E. Harber Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hartman Miss Irma Hartman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Heiny Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Heiny Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Helmsing Miss Carol Heminger Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heminger Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Herber Mr. and Mrs. Gerard G. Herber Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hile Miss Mary Frances Hile 4-31' Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Hilker Mr. Charles Hilker Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Hilker Mr. and Mrs. George Hilker Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hilker Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hippenhamer Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Hipskind Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hofacker Mr. and Mrs. Al J. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Hogan Home Room 103 Girls Home Room 103 Boys Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Horstman Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hoy Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Huber Stanley Hudelson '64-2,' Mr. and Mrs. James F. Huntine Mr. and Mrs. Clem L. Jehl Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jehl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Forest B. Johnson Miss Maribel Johnson Miss Clotil Jokerst Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Kahoe Mrs. Alfred Kane Mrs. Esther A. Kartholl Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kast Mr. and Mrs. H. F. McKean Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Kearney Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Keckley Pat Kilkelly 42 Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Kinder Cpl. and Mrs. R. H. Kinder Kippa Kappa Kipper Fraternity Mrs. Marie T. Kissinger Don Klingenberger Miss Eileen Klingenherger Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Klingenberger Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Klingenberger Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Klingenberger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Klug Mrs. Frank J. Koch Miss Gertrude E. Kocks Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kocks Mr. John Koch Miss Mary Lee Koester Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kramer Miss Clara Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich Kroemer Mrs. Helen Krug Mr. and Mrs. W'alter A. Krull Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Van Keuren 0 SfSgt. Leo Laier and Family Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lamp Mr. and Mrs. John R. Larimore Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lauer Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Lauer Mr. Robert Lauer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leffers Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leuenbergei Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Lill Miss Virginia Litchfield Mr. and Mrs. B. Lubominski Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Luegring Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Lynch 0 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. McAfee Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McBride Miss Esther McCarthy Jean MCCharlis Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Keneith V. B. McDonald Mrs. Mildred McKimmy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maddalone Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Mammoser Mr. Mansbach Mr. and Mrs. Jacob N. Mattes I Mr. and Mrs. Robt. E. Nash Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nesswald Mr. and Mrs. Baltzer A. Neuer Mr. and Mrs. George P. Nichter Mr. R. G. Nill O Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Obergfell Mr. and Mrs. William Oberwitte Mr. and Mrs. E. F. O7Brien Mr. and Mrs. John L. O,Connor Patrons nf Central Eathnlil: 1944 1.23 ,Z Compliments of Compliments of J effersnn Pharmacy Barr and ,lefferson Old s Coal Company H-1155 James McBennett, Mgr Compliments of the Holland Furnace Company 1212 S. Calhoun Street Compliments of H. W. Meinzen Pharmacy II29 Maumee Avenue Phone A-Ol-L2 SOPHOMORES OF ROOM 307 Compliments of BOYS AND GIRLS OF 104 MORRIS ICE CREAM COMPANY 1005 S. Calhoun A-9057 Su Compliments of COMMERCIAL PRINTING U E L Z E R Xvedding IHVIIHIIOHS-AllIIOIIIICCINEIIIS S P1'Ogl'aU1S EIC. Phone A-6l T3 H34 S. Calhoun St MOVING SERVICE 124 lx if 1110 tual probfem. flu' furnnve ' . II mold. or flu' heat t ht xx? H. H. Rockey Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Menzie Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Mattes Joseph Mattes C. P. Meehan Arthur Meier A. E. Menefee Archie A. Menzie Felix Meo Walter J. Metker Alfred J. Mettler Miss Mary Ellen Mettler Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mettler Mr. H. N. Mettler Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miles Mr. and Mrs. Clement F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller Lucile H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Miller Mr. Richard K. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Mohl Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Montague Mrs. F.. Mommer Mrs. Alice Morton Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Moses Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Alice O' Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Mudrack, Sr. Walter Muldoon Thomas Mungovan John A. Murphy Frank A. Murphy P. S. O'Connor Anthony J. Offerle Reilly Will. S. 0'Rourke Albert Palmer A. W. Perry A. P. Pequignot A. M. Poinsatte Miss Georgianna Poiry Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Puchard Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Raupfer Mary A. Redmerski Paul J. Redmerski, Jr. 'VL3 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Reinhart Mr. Herbert J. Reitz Mrs. J. M. Reitz Cpl. Robert J. Reitz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Renner George Ritzius Nick Rizzo Stephen B. Robinson Louis Roethele Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rogawski Room 207 Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Rooney, Jr. Mrs. Helene Rush Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ryan Mrs. Mary Rydell O Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. Salamon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Saxton. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Scheifer . Charles J. Schenkel T. W. Schneider Miss Grace Schnelker Miss Louise Schnelker Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Schnieders Mr .and Mrs. Lawrence Schnieders Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Schone Mr. Paul C. Schrantz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Seculoff Tom Seculoff Senior Girls of 300 Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sheteron Miss Katherine Sievers Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Singleton Mr. and Mrs. H. Sinnigan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skevington Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skevington Miss Mary Skevington Mr. and Mrs. Wvilliam Skevington Mr. and Mrs. Foss Smith Mr. and Mrs. James E. Smith. Sr. Corporal John E. Snider Mr. and Mrs. John P. Snider Corporal Leo B. Snider Margaret H. Snider Thomas P. Snider Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Solomon Sophomores. Judith Sorg Room 306 Virginia, Dolores, and Maxine Sor Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Sosenheimer John Spoltman Staynoff Gerald A. Steckbeck . Clem J. Steigmeyer W. H. Sterlen H. W. Stolte Miss Carol Suelzer Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Suelzer cr D Patrons uf Central lfathnlic 1944 FATHER img? STAAH5 PHYSICS IILASS We Feel Proud of Our Record For the past twenty-six years we have had the pleasure of printing the ECI-IO. T lzanlrs for the patronage. KEEPER PRINTING CG. ll' 'Ir if 'A' uk ir 'Ir ir ir ir ir ir B Y .Ei.W!-IHBIJ HS Northern Indiana Public Service Company For Their Professional Help The 1944 ECHO Thanks Burl Montague and Gene Craig of the Fort Wayne Engraving Company 120 XY. Superior Si. 1 I I A I I I O Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tainter Mr. V. L. Tannehill Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Thiesen Miss Mary Catherine Thiesen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tholen Air Cadet Robert J. Tholen Mary Ann Thomas Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thomas Mr. Teo. A. Till Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Tobin Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Tourney Miss Grace Troop Mr. and Mrs. Fred Troutman Helen A. Tryee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tryce Mr. and Mrs. James J. Tyler 0 Mr. and Mrs. Jos. A. Ueber O Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Vodde Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Voirol Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Vonder Haar . s Mr. and Mrs. Forrest M. Voorhees 0 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Walker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Walker, Sr. Cadet Robert Walker Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wvaltemath Mrs. Anna Wveaver Mr. and Mrs M. A. Wieaver Mr. and Mrs. Jos. C. Weigarid Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Weirman Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wyelch Mr. and Mrs Alfred Wellilig Mr. and Mrs Henry H. Welscli Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Westerman Catherine Westrick Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Carl Widman Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. WVoenker Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Wolf Mrs. Sol S. Wood Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wunderlin Mr. O Mr. bgt. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wy'ss and Mrs. Marion P. Yates C. A. Zickgraf and Mrs. Harry D. Zoeller and Mrs. Ervin F. Zollinger and Mrs. A. M. Zwierko Patrons nf Central Eathulil: 19114 Life Insurance Isn't Rationed ++-o-o-+-o- You can still avail yourself of the advantages that life insurance provides. It creates an immediate estate and builds a savings fund, which will safe- guard your financial future. Deposits are smallest at your present age. For further details, let a Lincoln Life man explain. lo-4-o-o-- THE LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Fort Wayfiie, Indiana 127 Y f-lv ,. ThEfmHHBmBHldiHUUm 302 ' r l 4 , Carl Breman Don Wfilkinson Philip Buescher Arthur Welling Jack Danehy Paul Ueber Eugene Disidore Edward Tourney Jack Doyle Herman Till George Flory Charles Strehig Ralph Ciese John Shovlin James Giles Richard Rorick Earl Gemmill John Pequignot Jack Harkenrider Maurice Ottenweller Robert Hartman J. Zeno Nix Francis Herber La Rue Nichols Donald Heuer John Momper Eugene Hilker Henry Miller Kenneth Luegrlng James McClintock Father F1-awiey Sa : HEarr Un, E.Ef' 28 r-Lf ' ,CU IJU 4f 1, W! f Wwlllllf X S N X: Z , lk 'ZX 'atv' M .JJ 1. 'Eg .W f f If M M. K .df SJ W W xv, I f N . if ,WJ f Rr' v w x f Af , yy' C ' 1 r' ' qnvlifl Il. ,lv,,'v,-gift K V Z . - . Tl' f f 'ff ' If I Hagar? Q i 1'!f -X i , -.5 sf 'inf Wig E Q fr x X33 3 , ak. jkff ff X G , - T, j lQ X. Qi fb Q I i ww' fffgaph THE CRADLE SHIJP 117 E. Wayne INFANTS' AND CHILDRENS' WEAR Dr. C. A. Meigs Dr. R. J. Blume 323 S- Clinton St- A-H01 ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND I 8 S I GRADUATES Hr BS I BY UHS, HC. SELECT NOW? A permanent or xamfalinm jnh with a good reliabl z'iIliZ3liUll. Atlravtixe npenings with Cl1anCeS fm' adv L LT M B E R C O P A N X7 ent in all deparlnmellts. Apply week 1 1 00 P NI I 5:00 P.M.-Sallmlays 9 AAI. In llmm. AFTER HOT RS BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT M I Y E R ' S ETIFHEWEM 1339 E. Bel-fs A-1486 Alwme Meyefs Drug Store Hain S f' ll A -1795 THE STAFF CDF THE 1944 ECH0 Expresses its thanhs to the ADVERTISERS f PATRGNS f STUDENTS AND FACULTY MEMBERS Who have made this issue of the Yearbook possible 130 . XX fn Sf ff QTQW' 1 ,, f Y L J ww' X www 'N' SE r I Q 4 , QQ 'X V , ' Uv My J X , X fi 3- vb ', Y xy W J QU U,fff!'V'J- 1 N., X k 5 g E Q '1'..'3 3 L: ' P2 Q- x Z ,X RN X Q Ning S Va R 3 2 f E 'Nunn' .tl fllgxg. ,--Nb. ex WCW . ' Q ' QX X- A ' , .l ' X Viz . wg O 77? M S' Q t - iff! -xv 4' 13 7 goo!-Aye, Wie ana! mow? .9654 The faeully and undergraduates of Central Catholic say. God bless and protect you. Mike and Molly Irish. You leave us to serve a greater and more heroic Cause. Wie are Confident that you will Continue to make us proud of the Seniors of 1944. gr 1- 'J 2 Ll .T A A' The drazrings of fllilre and Molly were made by Cene Crm' , I 'J ' 1 -, , ,,4 N ,ff ,. ffl -I fa H , gf 1 , . V, . -, T. fl . I, A , 1 . ' ,ig .I ,g ' XX I , ', 3 Q A ' ,. A :. ' 1 X' , HV . ., -. . V ,I .. NYM IBM .HBIHRMNHY-M 1 . ,1,..r 1.1-. ,f 1-1,1 5,1111 , 'f 3 I 'Q,1.' 11 11 -.' ' 1' M 113' . - , - -' ' '.,ef ' 5-1 v - Q, A - ju ., ' ef' . 5 X L 3.1 , ' 1 -.:v- 1? - 1 - , A ,. - A 1 1-':12,' NY ,C . 1'- ' 1 31-.,:,L,!,.1, , 1 1 1 X I I 537, . , r .L . 1 1 1v .4 V - !,.il14'- 1 4 V r.. ,im , 14, 4' WN- iw ix , V1 I 1 1 :N K Ar k , . :ff-1 ,'! .li K 13.3 .nf f' I ,.l fr .:v'!' 1',.1 , 5 f, ' If-l 4 -211 . 1 1 f-,.15sIf,- r1I.1 I ..,,H S' ' I , Nh 1 1. . 4 'Inf 't .7 , , . Hr. .',.4,' .WA ,f iw, 3 , - 5 111- , , 1 X 1 f X 51,-1, , ' Zum , - I ,, , M 4 1 A1 V K A F ' ual, ,N ' 1 . ,x AJ f ' Mg' 4, . 11 vs. 1 1 1. ,Ig Jw, -,-,-' X 1 ' , ,4 ki ,,5','- ' ' 1 ,J U 1 '1 1 I ,. 1 - y'.f3N1! 1 1 1 . 1 ,fx1 u, , ' V ' .A .L. 4 V ,an 5- ' 1 f 1 ' 1 ' - ul .- ,w J, 4,1 1' If 11- 'N -, . 1-.1111-fs V1 ,f .1 I UiYI 'P'Zl-NHlIFTfh1I.d?l'Rl'.'ui 8 HPIL '0ll4.lri1l'VniZZfFMA5MIl'H.Ill'i.B' li7B1U'lWll!.NJ!lH4l.l1t W. rf' .' 'A v V. . L f, I I. ,Ll , ' 1, A ,N K , Lv -I-.f. , , . 1, ,,1,,,,.I - H 1 I 4 fn ...mls ,, .. 3:12- rl W :ph V. ,M ' Iv -': 1 1 'zz-,', 3 . US , mf 2 H, Y K An,-.:2. - f ,. , .,,',, J K+! f , . V ' 4 J Ni L . I , X ll ,,n, rk ' P., 1. . .. ,, W., , '1.g,,yq M, I. tl 145' Eb ri ,,a. .lv ,QI V? 'v iz A 4' Q L f r , .ml a,.I1 4 an 'Af J .Lu wx, . x '1 . Lx -,' ,to 1. ,,-n:,N xml ,A 1 S . 1 1 4 A Sister Mary Juan Principal Service is the keynote of the day. To the ideal of intelligent and self-sacrificing service our whole country has bravely and courageously dedicated itself in quest of that kind of Peace in which a better and nobler world can find the pattern of its destiny. Such a Peace. however, can only stem from the Prince of Peace. To the service of His Cause your faculty have consecrated their lives. ln behalf of that Cause your high school was dreamed into actuality. For the spread of that Cause you boys and girls are being trained in the Catholic idealism which down the years has fashioned the leaders that were the hope of the world. Prayerfully and confidently we look to you, our C. C. students of 1944-. to pledge your full measure of service to this Cause. SISTER MARY JOAN Department uf Science and Mathematics lcv. CIIRLTIXN j. 5'l',X.tII Rev. G11.l:n-gm ll. W-IRTZ Sn. lmu lczxvrrax .pl Ar. gba' -an-M... SR. Francis 'l'm:o1me1-: SR. Murine HlI.lIl-.ll-tttlltl Su. Klum' ARIIERINI-Q .. ' I. Huw. f,.tlI'lfllL1l1 J. Slualn Physiw, Aero.. 22. Rr-x. Cillwrt C. Wirtz Cheznmistry 3. Sr. Irma Ignalia Biol., Rell. II 1. Sr. Xlary Clare- Iiiol.. H. 8 Saf., Rel. It ' 3. Sr. F1'a11f'is 'Hlt'4lll1lI'L' Hint.. H. 8: Silt-.. Nc. Hun C1.1.n1-1 Rel. II 6. Sr. Nlarie llilalvgaulf' Alu. I, Adv. Alg., Triu., Hel. III tieunu., H. S Sai.. Hvl. II H. Sr. Ntury janv Alun I, fiflwnm.. IL-l. I '. llflfwt' w fIl'C.S X X S1 Ll N.. Mun' Juli Bllfiltm'-1' C111-SS lim,-unl.. Phy. Science 1. Sr. Mary .-Xlulnrme Sr. QIlflI':Q'IIl'Uf ,-1 QLCIIFSQ English Class IIN- .Inlm ,I. Fmwlx-5 Eng. IV, Elm. I, Hn-I. IV S11 Xlarglan-I Aguw- Elm. IY, Lui. II, Rvl. IV 511 tIllIIlt'l'Ilh' ju-1-pl: Eng. IV. Hifi. I. U. S. Hia., II--l. IV HQ-x. ,ILIIHPH IIICUIIIIHI Emi, III, Lui, IV. Ilvl. IV Sr, Vary ICII:-11 Emi, III. Emu. II. Ih-I. III . 511 4.ulI1m'1 lllt' III-If-11 I-Ing. III, MQ. I. tin-rx. IXI:1th, III-I. III kr' Department nf English 8. Fnrniqn anquaqes Iilax. ,Iuux J. Fn.xw1,r:x' Src. llxncxnm AGNES Sn. CATHERINE 10551-H Rl-Lx. ,lxwaf lI'lIONNOR Sn. Mun ELLIQN Sn. CXTIIIERINE Iqlriux Department ef English 8 Pareign Languages ' Sr. Virginia Marie Eng. III, Geom., Rel. III Sr. Cunstance Eng. II, U. S. Hist., Rel. II Sr. Ann Camillus Eng. II, Alg. I, Gen. Math.. Rel. II SR. Y1m:1N1A III.-XRIE SR. CONSTANCE SR, ANN CAMILLUS ' 4. Sr. Margaret Alacoque Eng. I, Hist. I. Rel. I g,w,.'- Sr. Margaret IWW Joanne Rel. I Sr. Dolorosa Lat. I. Lat. II, Rel. II . SR. IIIARGARET ALACOQIIE SR. IIIARCARET JOANNE SR. DOLOROSA V. ' 7. Sr. Mary Celine Lat. I, Lat. III, Rel. IV Sr. Mary Angela Span. I, Span. II, Hist. I, Rel. III 9. Sr. Marie Denise Latin I, Lat. II, Rel. I SR. MARY CELINE SR. MARY ANGELE SR. NIARIE DENISE 13 Eng. I. Com. Arith., ' I. HQ-V. Lawrence A Collner Econ., Civics, Alu. I. Adv. Alg.. Triyz, IZ. Rm. Michael J. Vichuras U. S. Hist.. S. A. Hist., Rel. IV 3. Sr. Nlaiire-en Tlierese Sim., Civics, Ent. II, Rel. IV -1. Sr. Marie .'xI1llJl'l'vbL' Hist. I. Cit.. Geog.. Ke-l. I ' 5. Sr. Mary Sebastian Hist. II, Eng. I. Hel. I 6. Sr. Mary Olixe U. S. Hist., Hist. I. Cit.. Rel. I T. Sr. Mary Neil Hist. II, Emu. I. Itvl. I 3. SI. Hari Philip U. S. Hist., Rel. III Ffllflw' IPI-CJIZIITISA li. S. History Class Department ef Seeial Studies REV. LAWRENCE A. CIJLLNER REV. IXIICIIAEL J. YICIIIRAS SR. BIALTREEN THERESE SR. BI.-XRIE AAIBROSE lf, SR, BI.-XRY SEn.xsTIaN Su. BIARY OLIVE SR. IXIARY NEIL SR. BIARI' PHILIP Il Sr. lglZllIZ'CllZ!1,S Typing II Class Department ef Music and Enmmereial Studies . ' I. Rev. Edward A. F Miller ,SIX Band, Orchestra K 2. Sr. Mary Huberla ,,,,,,,,, Music Apprec., file-9 . Club, Band, Orch. 3. Sr. Mary Alphousus Librarian Rev. EDWARD A. Ml1.1.15u SR. BIARY Ilrmgrcu SR. KIARY ALPHQXSVS Sr. Mary Ignatiana Shtnl. II. Typ. I. Typ. II, Bkku. Sr. Mary Norman Shtd. I, Shtd. II. Typ. I. Typ. II 6. Sr. Mary .Iuanellu Shtd. I, Shtd. II. Typ. I, Typ. II. Hkl-Lg. 4. , L 4 . W E - SH- BIARY IGNATIANA SR. AI.-KRY NORMAN SR. BI.-XRY JOANELLA 15 y CT ff td- , X 1 . ,1,..r 1.1-. ,f 1-1,1 5,1111 , 'f 3 I 'Q,1.' 11 11 -.' ' 1' M 113' . - , - -' ' '.,ef ' 5-1 v - Q, A - ju ., ' ef' . 5 X L 3.1 , ' 1 -.:v- 1? - 1 - , A ,. - A 1 1-':12,' NY ,C . 1'- ' 1 31-.,:,L,!,.1, , 1 1 1 X I I 537, . , r .L . 1 1 1v .4 V - !,.il14'- 1 4 V r.. ,im , 14, 4' WN- iw ix , V1 I 1 1 :N K Ar k , . :ff-1 ,'! .li K 13.3 .nf f' I ,.l fr .:v'!' 1',.1 , 5 f, ' If-l 4 -211 . 1 1 f-,.15sIf,- r1I.1 I ..,,H S' ' I , Nh 1 1. . 4 'Inf 't .7 , , . Hr. .',.4,' .WA ,f iw, 3 , - 5 111- , , 1 X 1 f X 51,-1, , ' Zum , - I ,, , M 4 1 A1 V K A F ' ual, ,N ' 1 . ,x AJ f ' Mg' 4, . 11 vs. 1 1 1. ,Ig Jw, -,-,-' X 1 ' , ,4 ki ,,5','- ' ' 1 ,J U 1 '1 1 I ,. 1 - y'.f3N1! 1 1 1 . 1 ,fx1 u, , ' V ' .A .L. 4 V ,an 5- ' 1 f 1 ' 1 ' - ul .- ,w J, 4,1 1' If 11- 'N -, . 1-.1111-fs V1 ,f .1 I UiYI 'P'Zl-NHlIFTfh1I.d?l'Rl'.'ui 8 HPIL '0ll4.lri1l'VniZZfFMA5MIl'H.Ill'i.B' li7B1U'lWll!.NJ!lH4l.l1t l PliiiS.ZeZi.'ZZI'Qf. Department ef Ph sieal Edneatinn Class ' I. Mr. Joseph Voegele 2. ' 3. 44. 5. 16 Gym, Coach of Varsity Miss Julia Heighway Gym, H. Q Safety Rev. Charles Feltes Religion IV, T1'easu1'er Rev. Adrian Brancleliofl Religion III, Religion IV Rev. William Faber Religion III Religion IV Mn. JOSEPH VOEGELE RIISS JULIA I'IE1GHYVI-XY Visiting Teachers nf Heliqinn Y, QW Q X , Rev. CHARLES FELTES Rev. ADRIAN BnANm:1-lore Rev, WVILLIIAAI FABER KW . -Iliff Wi f',lc, THE TE!-UIHEH5 UF II. II. Into the capable hands of our faculty is placed the responsibility of the development of the studentis personality. Each Sister and Priest ably possesses the spiritual and educational background to prepare Catholic youth for his place in the world. lt is the Sisters and Priests who understandingly and earnestly mold the characters-the foundation is laid in the home, but the impression received in high school is carried away with the student. The boy and girl. having received proper spiritual and educational train- ing, will be ready to go forth and intelligently meet the problems and chal- lenges which will confront him in these chaotic times. The following colleges and universities were attended by the teachers of Central Catholic in preparation for their vocation of teaching and training Catholic Youth. The number after the various schools denotes how many of the faculty members made their studies in those particular institutions. Boston University 13? Catholic University of America 161 Chicago Normal College ill Chicago Teacher's College fl! Chicago University tl! Cincinnati University f2t DePaul University f9b indiana State Teachers College f3t Indiana University f8l Loyola University 1113? Marquette University t5l Mount Mary College 13h Mundelein College for WOIIICH f2I Northwestern University 127 Notre Dame University C81 St. Joseplfs College l6l Ponlifical Univ. of St. Mary of th St. Mary of the Woods t2lt St. Meinrad Seminary 133 Sorbonne--Paris. France tlb Trinity College tl! University of Michigan tl? llnirersity of Wisconsin U13 West Kentucky State fl! Western College for Women fl! e Lake Father Wirtzis Clzemistry Class Nagel' 5 flwvt Mike and Molly enjoyed watching the uncertain Freshmen New wandering in the hallsg the confident Sophomores lounging on the locker doorsg the scholarly Juniors hurrying to and from' classesg and the busy Seniors dashing off to Work after school. Mike and Molly typify their joys and their sorrows, their spirit of fun and study, their triumphs and defeats, and their deep rooted faith. x MH' 7Q A S , Q a-EJ' .N .2-X A ' - Pg , if ,Q- 1 f . Q-, M M Semers f 3 . , K- , Delores Jehl D' Leis Geneeu , ' ff Underclessrnen S 'X E4 ' , Joan Hertrnem 5 ' Mary Ellen Mettler ' -Q-1'9 ', Mary Lou Huberts we Tllqgfflllw ETHELE, .TACH HILE, RARRARA RU MARIE EERARRUT JRE RAHM, RITA ,, W -fr! 1 71 0 If , ,Q 4 . .fa' .ar 4z'5'.3 A XM I X Q f is av-N' Y W lit ,,t ull, 5- , ff 'I if ,I Z N 1 Q A .1 5' PQ .-, f ' .gr E t 'l, .. if it en ior gfarifn Umm. President Jerry Henry Vice-president Patricia Perry Secretary Maxine Flory Treasurer Phil Dwire SE IUH EL 55 HISTIJHY After a two-week delay, because of a scare of poliomyelitis, school again started in September of l944O. Two great events marked this memorable September . . . the end of a prolonged vacation and the beginning of our nerer-to-be-forgotten high school years. The halls of MC. C. resounded with our fresh youthful voices. Wie were happy in the realization that at last we could be called high school students. As we look over our high school days. we recall many pleasant and unpleasant thoughts. lVe think of how Ngreeni' we were as Fresh- men . . . how we were forever bowing to the Seniors . . . how we will always remember our first Latin words ln cisterna aqua est'- . . . of the racking of our brain and pulling of our hair trying to figure the unknown quantity hx in Algebra. lve had a wonderful feeling coming back in September of 1941. for now we were Sophomores . . . we knew our way around and could sympathize with the upoor, little Freshmen. Remember . . . our first experiments in Biology Lab? . . . how we celebrated our victory as State Catholic Champions? . . . the dreadful attack on Pearl Harbor December Tth? For once we were glad to have vacation over with, because in 44 Ol'l'll'l'lel'lCel'l'lel'lf .SEQBGLGPJ Valeflictorian Rita Ann Fox Salutatorian Herman Till The Intellectual Advantages of CCHS', James Kartholl uThe Spiritual Advantages of CCHS Rita Weaver' September of 1942 we entered the doors of MC. Cf, as uUpperclass menf' The success of our first Junior dance . . . breaking the jinx that North Side had on us by beating them 26-25 . . . the arrival of oul class rings . . . are all thoughts that will remain with us for years to come. ln September of 1943 we had reached our Goal . . . we were at last the mighty Seniors. Our football season was climaxed with ou1 first annual Football Dance . . . Senior Class pictures were taken in December . . . in January, the halls were suddenly quieter '... several Senior boys had left for college or to enter the armed forces . . . we also made our last Retreat at HC. C. Other pleasant memories are . . . the Junior dance . . . the long-awaited election of Prom Queen . . . the Senior Prom. We recall all these past events and many more, as we leave the portals of MC. Cf' Our attendance at this school has prepared us for our future duties . . . to be the Catholic leaders of our community. 44 21 ...I ,Wie Z' ,gf- Q Y N N ull 1? o I as K N Qu 0 HELEN BERGIIOFF Yeronica Guild: Four G.A.A, '40, '41, ROBERT J. BEECHEL Varsity Football '42, '43, ROBERT BEVERFORDEN Civics ClIIb '44, 0 CATHERINE BEIER Year Perfect Bergie Attendance: Buck a'Be-Be uKaIie Sliainrock Staff: Dramatic Club: llonor Roll '42, 43: Typing Award '44: Shortliancl Award '4-3: G.A.A. '41, '42, 743. '44: Triangle '42: Numerals 113: Large- C '4-l: lntramurals '43, '44, lvl.-XRY C. BLACK UM. C. Mission Bepres. '41, '42: Spanish Club '42, '44: Li' brary Staff '42, '-14: Rosary Volunleers: Honor Roll '41, '-42: Scliolastic lXlOl'l0gI'3IIl '41, 312: 5l101'tllI:1Iltl and Typing Awards '43, PATRICIA BLACIQWELI, MPa! Veronica Guild '42, '-13: Legion of Mary Pres, '43Z Spanish Club '43, '44: Dramatic Club '43, '44g Glee Cltlb '41, '42: Honor Rolls '41, '42, '-43: Typing and Sliorthand Awards: Intramurals '43, 0 LUELLA M. BOBAT Library Staff: Rosary Volunteer: llonor Roll '41, '42, '43, '4-4: Scholastic lilouograui '41, '43: Short- 'haud and Typing Awards: Rosary Award from Bishop '41, JAMES J. BOOENSCIIUTZ Bogie Pep Session: Varsity Football '41, '42, '43: Co-Cap, taiII '-13: Letter '43: Varsity Basketball '42: lntra- murals '41, 312: Champs '41, Tl HELEN LOWER Legion Of Mary, Sec. '43: lilissinn Bepres: Sham- rock Stafl: Spanish Club: Civics Club: Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Honor Roll '41, '42, '441 G.A.A. '41, ' 22 44 aft' SE IUH5 FRANK ADANO ':Frit:' Mission Repres: Rosary Volunteer: Intramurals '41 '42, '44-. JOHN ANKENBRIJCK Rag Doll' Shamrock Staff: Writers Club: Varsity Football '43 '44: Track '43: Intramurals '42, '43. '4-1: Navy Y-12: Notre Dame Univ. l JOAN ADAXG f0dze' Shael Cluh: Legion Of Mary: Spanish Club: Civics Club: Dramatic Club. KATHERINE ALLGEIER Hliaze' Veronica Guild: Legion of Mary: Shamrock Staff: Student Council: Library Staff: Prom Attendant. WondeI-ous Story : Echo Booster: Typing '43 Scholarship to Fort Wayne Art School. DOLORES BAILEY Band '43: Rosary Volunteers: Typing and Short hand Awards '43, '44-: G.A.A. '41. '42, '-13. GEORGE BECIQNIAN c'BaIa'y' Football Klrvnograni '44: Varsity Football '41, '42 Champs 'R 2 '44: Yarsity Basketball '41, '-12: 'Intramural '41, '42: c J l SE IIJHS HENRIETTA BROKAMP NHank Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Honor Roll '41. 112. 113. HELEN BIIBB HBub Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Civics Club: Typing Award: C.A.A, VII. '-12. '-13. Isl-I-Z Secretary of G.A.A.: Vice-Presicknt 'pf G.A.A.: Triangle: Numerals: Letter in G.A.A.: Intramurals, PHILIP BUESCHER uPl1iZii Mission Representative: Echo Booster: Rosary Yol- unteer: Honor Roll ,Ll-3. J. HERMAN BUETER Way County Serxer. PATRICIA CALLAHAN Pain Spanish Club: Library Staff: Dramatic Club: Rosary Yolunteer: Civics Club. ROSEMARY CARTEAUX i'R0sey Students Spiritual Council: Legion of Mary: Treas- urer of Legion of Mary: Rosary Volunteer: Honor Roll '4l. 512: Typing and Shorthand Awards. DON CHANEY Rufj'y Spanish Club: Dramatic Club: Track: Intramurals. HELEN CHRISTMAN Shorthand and Typing Awards. LOWELL F. CHRISTY HCIII-is Student Council: Science Club: Intramurals. NI.-SRTHA COLONE Mart Honor Roll '-11: Shorthand and Typing Awards: C.A.A. 'ALL '42, 743, 114. PHYLLIS CONROY HPIIDVFB Student Council: Spanish Club: Dramatic Club: All Crown Lpng Rosary Volunteer: Glee Club: Civics Club: Honor Roll '4l. '42. '43: Scholastic IIIOIl0g,l'3lll5 '-ll. '-12: Shorthand and Typing Awards: Freshman Christian Doctrine Award. JOHN L. CROTEAU Minsk Intramurals: Intramural Basketball Champs 7-12. LORRAINE CTR Larry Prom Attendant: French Club: French Club Treas- urer. A. ORES DAHMAN HDode 'ainatic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Shortliand and Typing Awards. JACK DANEHY HRed Echo Booster: Athletic Scholarship from 8th Grade: Football 'IL '42: Basketball '-I-3. '-1-1: Intramurals: Basketball Letter '4-L. 23 SE IUH5 PAUL DETWEILER HDef' Shamrock Staff. Sports Editor: Band I4-1. 212. 43: Intramurals 311. 112. '43. 314. I , MARIE DEVINE 5'Too-Toby Legion of Mary: Shamrock Staff: Spanish Club: Writers Club: Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Honor Roll '4I. 112. '4-3. 114: Typing and Shorthand Awards: G.A.A. PAUL DIDIER Dramatic Club: Civics Club: Cheer Leader '43: U. S. Navy. EUGENE DISIDORE HfWlll'7'Clyi: Mission Representative: Echo Booster: Rosary Vol- unteer: Pe 5es:iou' Red Cross Resresentative: In- P L -S - Q t tramnrals '-LI. '-12. A43 Champs. GENEVIEVE DISSER uferzzzieii C-tudeut Council' Q anish Club' Dramatic Club' L , , .p . , . Rosary Volunteer: Civics Club: Typing and Shorta hand Awards: Honor Roll '42, '43, 514. JOHN DOYLE :'Boogie'i Dramatic Club: Echo Booster: Civics Club: Intra- murals VM. Sth lf,'f ff, ' I rf z ,- ,1 ,- BETTE DRENNAN HB. Df' Veronica Guild: Echo Staff: Shamrock Staff: Stu- dent Council: Spanish Club: Latin Club: Writers Club: Library Staff: Dramatic Club: Rosary Yolun- teer: Honor Roll 110. '41-1. A-1-2. '43: Typing Award: G.A.A.: Triangle '-ll: Numerals '-12: Intramurals '40. 41. -12. -15. PHIL DWIRE c'Pecan'i Student Council: Pep Session: Class Ofhcer '4-1: Athletic Manager '-12. '-L31 Intramurals '-ll. 42. 43. SALLY EDWARDS 6'SaI Students Spiritual Council: Dramatic Club: All Crown Iipu: Rosary Volunteer: Glee Club: Honor Roll 110. '42, 113: Typing and Shorthand Awards. THERESE EMANUEL Echo Staff: Civics Club: Orchestra: Dramatic Club: Honor Roll '-ll. '42. '-1-3. '4-1: Scholastic lloziogram lil. 43. Moxtcsx ENGLE Jilliit-e C.A.A. 41. -ll. .'43..'-1-1: GA.:-X. Awards '42. '-13. '-L41 Intramurals -I-I. -l-2. -13. -I-1. RITA Enxsr Latin Club: Writers Club: Library Staff: Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteers: Glee Club: Honor Roll '-1-3: Scholastic Monograms '42: Typing Award '-13. ALBERT EULITT AI Ros.xLIE FEDERSPIEL Rosie Rosary Yolunteers: Typing and Shorthand Awards: G..-LA. 312. DONALD FEICHTER Don Spanish Club: Echo Booster: Football '-13: Mono grain '-14: Intramurals 42. 43. '4-L DOROTHY FREIBURGER '4Doz' Legion of Mary: Echo Staff: Shamrock Staff: Li brary Stalfg Dramatic Club: Civics Club: G.A.A. '42 RALPH GEISE Band '41: lntramurals '41. EARL F. GEMMILL Fl'6IZCl1y' Dramatic Club: Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteer Intramurals '42. BETH GETTS c'Bezwer' Rosary Volunteer. NORBERT GETZ HNorbe' Dramatic Club: Stage Mgr.: Intramurals '42, '43. JAMES GILES Ufzmgle' Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteer: Intramurals '41. '42 RITA MAE GIRARDOT Rezfe' Shamrock Staif. Copyreader: Writers Club. Vice- Pres.: Dramatic Club: All Crown Up : Clee Club: Typing and Shorthand Awards: G.A.A. '41, '42. '43 '44: G.A.A. Triangle and Numeralsg lntramurals '41 '42. '43. '44, ADRIAN GLADIEUX Hfldie' Army Air Corps: Varsity Football '42, '43, '44: Let ter '44: Varsity Basketball '43, '44: lntramurals '41 '42, LOIS GONEAU Lee' Echo Staff, Typist: Dramatic Club: Rosary Volun- teer: G.A.A. '42, '43: Honor Roll '41, '42, '43, '44 Shorthand and Typing Awards. SE IUHS DOLORES FENKER c'DlLClt'jf Civics Club: Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Honor Roll '41, 'll-2: G.A.A. '42, '43, '44. ANTHONY FILLIPPO HFIippy- Shamrock Staff: Dramatic Club. JUNE FITZGERALD Mission Repres. '4-2. 1113: Echo Staff, WI'iteI': Sham- rock Staff. City Editor: Latin Club: Writers Club: Rosary Volunteer: Honor Roll '41, '42, '43, '44: Scholastic Monogram '41. '42: C.A.A.: Awards Tri- angle. Fine LAWRENCE DAVID FLORY NGe0rge Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteer: Clee Club: Honor Roll '43: Varsity Football '41, '42: Intramurals '41, '42. '43, '44. lVlAXINE FLORY WiMax Mission Repres: Student Council: Civics Club: Dra- matic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Honor Roll '41. '42. '43, '44: Scholastic Monogram '42: Senior Class Sec- retary: Shorthand and Typing Awards. RITA ANN FOX Dot Students Spirit. CO.: Legion of Mary: Student Coun- cil: Band: Orchestra: Remember When : Scholas- tic Monogram '41. '42, '43, '44: Honor Roll '41, '42, '43, '44: St. Augustine Scholarship: Shorthand and Typing Awards. ' W. rf' .' 'A v V. . L f, I I. ,Ll , ' 1, A ,N K , Lv -I-.f. , , . 1, ,,1,,,,.I - H 1 I 4 fn ...mls ,, .. 3:12- rl W :ph V. ,M ' Iv -': 1 1 'zz-,', 3 . US , mf 2 H, Y K An,-.:2. - f ,. , .,,',, J K+! f , . V ' 4 J Ni L . I , X ll ,,n, rk ' P., 1. . .. ,, W., , '1.g,,yq M, I. tl 145' Eb ri ,,a. .lv ,QI V? 'v iz A 4' Q L f r , .ml a,.I1 4 an 'Af J .Lu wx, . x '1 . Lx -,' ,to 1. ,,-n:,N xml ,A 1 S . 1 1 4 DEVEDA HEBB '4Dede', Band '4l. '42. '4-3. '44: Orchestra 54-I. '42. '43. '44: Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Honor Roll '4l. '-122. '-13. '44: Shorthand and Typing Awards: Hono- gram in Band and Orchestra '41, ,42. THOMAS R. HEINY T0mmy': Shamrock Stall: Spanish Club: County Serving: Echo Booster: Typing Award: Intramurals. CAROL HEMINGER Veronica Guild: Dramatic Club: Honor Roll '42: Shorthand and Typing Awards: C.A.A. '42. '43. '4-I. JEROME F. HENRY Hlerr-yi' Student Council President '-14: Class Treasurer '-13: Class President '4-1: Varsity Football 212. 313: Intra' murals. FRANCIS HERRER Fi-it:'i Band '4l. '42. '43. '44: Echo Booster: Tri-State llledal for lst Place Band. ' DIARY ANN HERBER 5'Slzorty Civics Club: Orchestra '4l. '42. 43. 744: Dramatic Club: Honor Roll ,421 Shorthand and Typing Awards. g DONALD HEUER 'lDon Honor Roll 114: Intramurals: Intramural Basketball Champs '42. EILEEN HILRER MIA-ey Dramatic Club: Typing Award: C.A.A. '4l. '-122. '-13. '-14: Triangle and Numerals: Intramurals. EUGENE HILKER '4Gene Es-bo Boo:-tcl'Z Intramurals. GEORCIAIYN HILKER 'SGeorgie Legion of Mary: Echo Stalli: Shamrock Stall: Latin Club: Civics Club: Dramatic Club: Rosary Volun- teer: Glee Club: llonor Roll '41, '-122. '-I3: Typing Award: G.A.A. 31-l. '-12. 44 SE IIIHS DON GRABLE '5Buger:' Shamrock Co-Editor 314: Student Council: Writers Club: Dramatic Club: Who VVouldn't Be Crazyng Kings .loungleurvg Sixteen in Augustv: Young Smitty : Almost Eighteenn: Dramatic Club Letter '43: Red Cross Representative: Intramurals. BETTY IVIAE GROSS Buzzy Shamrock Co4Editor 514: Latin Club: Writers Club: Vice-President of Writers Club '-14: Dramatic Club: Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteer: Civics Club: Typ- ing and Shorthand Awards. EILEEN HALSTEIN Dramatic Club: Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteer: Glee Club: Shorthand and Typing Awards: G.A.A. '4l. '42. '43: Cv.A.A. Triangle: Intramurals. JOAN EIARTBIAN flow Students' Spiritual Council: Echo Staff. Bus. Mgr.: Student Council: Spanish Club: Honor Roll '41, '-12. 313. '-14: Scholastic Monograms '-ll. '42. '-13. '-I-1: Class President 112: Typing Award: E. I. Disser Medal: Scholarship from Sth Grade: Scholarship to ,Iunior Year. ROBERT HARTMAN 5'Bob' Band '41, '42. '43. '44: Orchestra '4l. '42. i43. '44: Echo Booster: Honor Roll '-14: Band Monogram '-12: Tri-State Band Medal for lst Place Band: Intra- murals. 4 ks M3 SE IUH5 MARX' HORSTMAN Library Staff: Rosary Volunteer: Shorthand and Typ- ing Awards. lVTARGARET JOAN HORTON lo Spanish Club: Library Staff: Honor Roll '41, '42, '43, '44: Scholastic Monograms '4-1. '-12: C.A.A. '41. '42. '43: Triangle. MARILYN HOY u!ViclI-y Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Shorthand and Typing Awards: C.A.A. '41. 42. '43. '44. EILEEN HUBER Legion of Mary: Mission Representative: Rosary Volunteer: Clee Club '-Ll. '-12. '43: Honor Roll '41. '42, '43: Scholastic Monogram '41: Shorthand and Typing Awards: G.A.A. '41. '42. MARY LEE HUGHES HZLg'llSi6,, Library Stall: Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Red Cross Representative: Honor Roll '41. '42. '43 '44: Shorthand Typing Awards: G.A.A. '41: lntra- murals. THOMAS HUOUENARD C'Tom Shamrock Staff. Sports Writer: Spanish Club: Latin Club: Track '43: lntramural Champs '42, s 0 DOLORES M. JEHL Dee Legion of Mary: Echo Staff. Writer: Student Coun- eil: Civics Club Secretary '44: Library Staff: Dra- matic Club: Play. Almost Eighte-en : Rosary Vol- unteer: Honor Roll '41, 712. '43. '44: Scholastic Monogram '41. 112. '43, '4-1: Shorthand. Typing Awards: Medal for Second Highest Average '42: Award for Four Year Perfect Attendance. MARJORIE ANNE JEHL ':Muggs Legion of Mary: Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Civics Club: Red Cross Representative: Bond Drive Captain: Shorthand Awards. JOAN JOHNSON Shamrock Staff. Typist: Dramatic Club: Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteer: Typing Award: C.A.A. '42, '-13. '44. 6 RUTH JOHNSON Ruthie Mission Unit. Corresponding Secretary '44: Rosary Volunteer: Honor Roll '-11: Scholastic Monogram '41: Typing Award: G.A.A. '41, '42. '43, '44: Pub- licity Manager '4-3: Point Secretary '44-: Triangle. Numerals. Large C. EILEEN KAHOE HTllflZ'6'5 Legion of Mary: Civics Club: Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Typing Award. JAMES HENRY KARTHOLL c'Mac Mission Unit, Treasurer '41: Vice-President, 112: Student Council '43. '44: Band '42. '43: Orchestra '40. '41: Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteer: Junior Class President '43: Athletic Monogram '-13. '44: Varsity Basketball '43. '-14: Basketball Captain '44: lntramural Champs 112. I DAN KELLY Guts Student Council '41: Pep Sessions: Rosary Volun- teer: Freshman Class President '41: Varsity Foot- ball '41. '42: Varsity Basketball '41, '-12, '-13: lntra- mural Champs '43, CAROL KISSINGER Shamrock Staff: Managing Editor: Spanish Club: Mission Representative: Civics Club: Writers Club. President '44: Dramatic Club: Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteer. I ALICE KLEIN HAZ Rosary Volunteer: Shorthand and Typing Awards: G.A.A. '41. '42: lntramural Basketball. 27 44 SE IUHS DOLORES KOEHL 'EDO Do Civics Club: Typing and Shorthand Awards: Honor Roll '41. '42. PATRICIA KOORSEN MPM Civics Club: Dramatic Club: Shorthand and Typing Awards: G.A.A. '41, '42, '43: Intramurals '44. GLORIA KRAUS Mission Representative: Shamrock Stall: Dramatic Club: Shorthand and Typing Awards: G.A.A. '11-1. '42. '43: lntramurals '-13. '44. MARX' TVTARGARET KROEMER Echo Staff. Typing Manager: Glee Club: Rosary Volunteer: Shorthand and Typing Awards: Honor Roll '43. '44: G.A.A. '41, '42. '43. '44: G.A.A. Awards: Triangle: Intramurals '42. '43. '4-lf. JEAN E. LAMP HZibbez Civics Club. Executive Officer: Orchestra: Dramatic Club: Library Staff '43. '44: Shorthand and Typing Awards: Honor Roll '41, '42. '43. '44. NTARIE ANNE LAUER Legion of Mary: Dramatic Club: Echo Booster: Ro- sary Volunteer: Plays, Who WoulIln't Be Crazy'? : Almost Eighteenu: Shorthand and Typing Awards: Honor Roll '41. '42. '43, '44: Scholastic 1x.lUIl0gI'3IIl '-l-2: G.A.A. 'Ll-1. '42. '41-3. '441 C.A.A. Awards. Tri- angle: lutramurals '43: Cheer Leader '4-3. '44: Mono- gram '4-1. '1' 3 . ag I. . .li X. X . , I K -411 JAMES LEE :ilz'nz Echo Staff: War Bond Captain: Varsity Football '-1--1: Yarsity Basketball '41. 42. 113: Intramurals '-11. '-12. 113 Champs. EVELYN JEAN LEEFI-:Rs :iEuey'i Slrortband and Typing Awards. GAYLORD LEMISH .llz'ke Varsity Football '-ll. '41 '-13. '-14: Football Letter '-13: Varsity Basketball '-12. '-1-L RICHARD LERCH 4'Picl.-Ie Spanish Club: Varsity Football '-12. '-13. '44: Football Letter '-14: Intramurals '-ll. '-12. -13. Champs: Lf S. Navy. DOMINIC LETO ':D0c Spanish Club: Dramatic Club: Plays '-13: Track '43: Athletic Manager '43: Iutramurals '-11. '41 113: L. S. Marines. DOROTHY LITCHFIELD Dog Library Stalfz Shorthand and Typing Awards: G.A.A. '41. '4-1: G.:-LA. Awards. Triangle: lutra- murals '43. '44, L. LUECRING Louie Echo Booster: Intramurals '41, '4-2. 114. NTARITA MCARDLE Mac Spanish Club: Civics Club: Dramatic Club: Red Cross. Secretary 43: Honor Roll '-11. '-12: Scholastic fllouogram '-12. PATRICIA MCINTYRE Par Shamrock Staff: Honor Roll '-11: CAA. '-ll. RITA Nl.-'KTTES Civics Club, Dramatic Club, Rosary Volunteer: C.A,A. '41, '42, '43, '44, C.A.A. Triangle, Numerals, lntramurals. BETTY ANN MENEFEE Bette Ann Rosary Volunteer, Typing Award, G.A.A. '41, '42, '43, '44, G.A.A. Numerals, Triangle, Monogram, ln- tramurals. MARX' ELLEN METTLER Students Spirit. Co., Secretary '43, President '44, Echo Staff, Subscription. Ads, Shamrock Staff, Mail Subscriptions, Civics Club: Echo Booster, Rosary Volunteer, Honor Roll '41, '42, '43. '44, Scholastic Monograms '41, '42, '43, '44, Shorthand and Typing Awards. HENRY MILLER Dave Mission Representative. RUSSEL MILLER Russ Trophy for Clean-up, Paint-up Week Play '43, IRENE MOMPER Echo Stalf, Library Staff, Rosary Volunteer, Honor Roll '41, '42, '43, '44, Shorthand and Typing Awards: St. Augustine Alumnae Scholarship, Junior Highest Average in Religion, C.A.A, '42, JOHN D. lVlOMPER Johnnie Spanish Club, Echo Booster, Rosary Volunteer, Perfect Attendance Four Years, Intramurals. JOHN E. MORKEN ufolmnien Echo Booster. JOSEPHINE MUDRACK Josie Veronica Guild, Legion of Mary, Echo Stalfg Sham- rock Staff, Honor Roll '41, '42, '43, '44, Shorthand and Typing Awards. 29 1 SE IUH5 NORMA MCKIMMY Norm, Dramatic Cluh, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Honor Roll '41, '42, '43. '44-I Cv.A.A. '41, '42, '43, Triangle, lntramurals. MARY JEAN MClNULTY fertilize Shamrock Staff, Feature Editor and Junior Issue, Civics Club, Writers Club, Dramatic Cluh, Short- hand and Typing Awards, C.A.A. '41, '42, '43, '44, C.A.A., Sports Head, C.A.A, C Ntuncrals and Triangle, lntramurals. ALICE MACEY Mabel Band Twirler, Secretary '43, Treasurer '44, Dra- matic Club, Almost Eighteent , Shorthand and Typing Awards: C.A.A. '41, '42, '43, '4-4: Triangle: Intramurals. 91 JosEPH lV1AHER Joe Spanish Club, President '43, '44: Rosary Volunteers: Varsity Football '-122, '43, '44, Co-Captain '-13: Mono- gram '43, '44, lntramurals '41, '42, '43, War Bond Captain '44, ROBERT T. lVlATHEWS Bobo Spanish Clulm: Echo Booster, Rosary Volunteer, Pep Session '43, Track '43, lntramurals '41, '42, '43, '44, Science Cluh. EDNA MATTES Ed Rosary Volunteer: Shorthand and Typing Awards. Lf fs 44 t I fp 'lf A. BETTY JUNE NEUER GB. J.' Prom Attendant '44: Baud '41, '42, '43, '44: Orches tra '41, '42, '43, '44: Yice-President Orchestra '4-4: Vice-President Band '44: Dramatic Cluh: Remem ber Whenn: Rosary Volunteer: Typing Award G.A.A. '41, '42. RALPH NEUHAUS MMorz Spanish Club: Spanish Club Vice-President: Varsity Football '42, '43.f'44: Track Team '43: Intramurals '41, '42, '43: U. S. Navy. LARUE C. NICHOLS Jack Shamrock Sta1T, Circulation Manager '44: Spanish Club: Treasurer of Writers Club '44: Dramatic Club Critic '44: King's Jongluer : Echo Booster. NIARCELLA Nix Rosary Volunteer: Shorthand and Typing Awards. ZENO J. Nix , Joe Varsity Football '41, '42, '43: Monogram '43: Var- sity Basketball '41: lntramurals '41, '42, '43, '44. JoAN O'BR1EN cflrislf' Rosary Volunteers: Shorthand and Typing Awards. Joi-IN C. O'CONNOR Jack Echo Booster: lntramurals '41, '42, PIIYLLIS O'CoNNoR c'Pl1il Spanish Club: Rosary Volunteer: Shorthand Award. lVlARY ELLEN O'LEARY ulrislf' The American Fa1nily : Typing Award: G.A.A. '41, '42, EDITH 0'ROURKE HEdie Spanish Club: Dramatic Club: G.A.A. '41. '42, '43, '44' CAA Triangle and Numerals: lntramurals v - - - e '41, '42, '43, '. 44 f SALLY ANNE MURRAY Sammy A 1 ,X Q.. SE IUHS 0 IRENE MUELLER Dot Spanish Club: Shorthand Award and Typing Award. EDWARD C. MULDOON HEC! Mission Repres.: Latin Club: Latin Club Quaestor '44: Civics Club: Echo Booster: Rosary Yolunte-er: Honor Roll '41, '42, '43, '44: lntramurals '42. '44: Scholastic Monograms '41. BETTY ELLEN l.VlURPHY Murph Legion of Mary: Legion of Mary President '44-: Mis- sion Repres.: Mission Club President '44: Echo Staff: Civics Club: Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteer: Honor Roll '41, '42, '43. '44-: Scholastic Monograms '41, '42, '43, '44: Typing and Shorthand Awards: G.A.A. '41, '42, '43, '44: Sports Head '42, '43: Point Sec. '42, '43: President '44: G.A.A. Triangle '42: Numerals '43: Letter C '44: lntramurals '41, '42, '43, '44, O CECILIA MURPHY Cese Shamrock Staff '43, '44: Orchestra '42, '43, '44: Rosary Volunteer: Civics Club: Shorthand and Typ- ing Awards: C,A.A. '41, '42, '43: lntramurals '41, '42, '4-3: Orchestra Monograms: Band '41, '42, '43, '44, Shorthand and Typing Awards: G.A.A. Triangle. 'vu SE IUHS ROBERT ORT Mission Repres.: Civics Club: Rosary Volunteer: Glee Club: Kings ,lozigleurnz Honor Roll '-11. ccB0b7: RTAURICE OTTENWELLER t'San1 Intramurals 310. E-l1. 512. JOHN PEQUIONOT '4P1'cl. ' Echo Booster: Science Club: Typing Awards: Var- sity Football 112. 113: Varsity Basketball Reserves 141, 312: lntramurals '41, '42, Champs '43. MARJORI PERREY Hflflai-ge Veronica Guild: Legion of Mary: Spanish Club: Dra- matic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Honor Roll '-ll. '-12. FL3. '44: Scholarship lo C. C. Freshman Year: C..-VA. 111. '-12. 113: C.A.A.. Triangle: lntramurals 113. IRENE RACER 4'Rene Dramatic Club NIARY ANN RAUNER Legion of Mary: Dramatic Club: Shorthand Awards: G.A.A. 111. '42. 113. 214: G.A,A.. Triangle. --R--- A 'R-e-WR - ,... . ' gf' iii ' f 4- lf : K , .1 A . 'Qu A-A 1a ELOISE RAUPFER El1iei' Echo Staff: Spanish Club: Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Honor Roll '41. '42, 113. 314: Scholastic Monograms 112: Shorthand Awards: Bishop Nollis Scholarship to C, C. from 8th Grade: C.A.A. 312, '43, '44, RITA MARIE REITZ E'Reerl Echo Stall: Shamrock Staff: Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteer: Civics Club: Shorthand and Typing Awards: G.A.A. '40. '-11. '-12. EDNA RENNER '6PzuIrlle,, Veronica Guild: Legion of Mary Secretary: Spanish Club: Dramatic Club: Shorthand and Typing Awards: C.A.A. '4-1. '-12. '-13. ROSEMARY A. REUss 'gRosie Mission Repres.: Spanish Club: Dramatic Club: Glee Club: What Americanism Means to Me 2nd Prize. SHARON RITZIUS nSlI8l'I'y,7 Mission Repres.: Echo Booster: Honor Roll '41. 42. '43. '44-: Scholastic Monograms '41. 42: Shorthand and Typing Awards. WILLIABI J. ROBERTS nBig Bill' Golf Monogram '42: Basketball Monogram '-ll. '--1-2. 314: State Champs 112: Varsity Basketball Fil. '42. ,44 GERTRUDE M. ROOAWSIQI '5Cerf' Student Council: Prom Attendant: Orchestra: Dra- matic Club: Rosary Volunteer: Class Officer. Vice- President 113: Typing and Shorthand Awards: G.A.A. '41, DONALD ROGERS 4'Don Typing Awards. DONALD RONDOT Varsity Football '44: Intramurals '41, '42. :aD0n:: 31 -... LL, A.. ln... ne. SE IDRS EDWARD ROONEY Marmadu.keu Shamrock Staff: Student Council: County Server: Writers Club: Intramurals ,41. '42. '43. JOSEPH F. RORICK HJOBN Intramurals '11-1. '42. RICHARD RORICK Dick'? Honor Roll '41, '42: Intramurals '-42. '44. VIRGINIA RORICK Ginny, Shorthand and Typing Awards. AUDREY JEAN Roy 4'Roy,' Legion of Mary: Spanish Club: Writers Club: Dra- Inatic Club: Rosary Volunteers: Shorthand and Typ- ing: Honor Roll 341. '42. '43. 314: Scholastic Mono- gram 112: Echo Staff. Writer: Shamrock Staff. Edi- torial Staff. JANE RUSH Hjaneyn Mission Repres.: Spanish Club: Writers Club: Dra- matic Club: Rosary Volunteers: Clee Club: Red Cross Repres. it 5 411 H UNCH' ELIZABETH ANN SALAMON '5Betlf' Veronica Guild: County Singer: Rosary Volunteers: C-lee Club: 4 Years Perfect Attendance: Shorthand Award: Honor Roll. '-ll. '42. '43. ,44. MARY ANNE SCHEFFER Sclzej Student Council: Dramatic Club: Shorthand and Typing Awards: Honor Roll '41. '42. 513. '4-1: Scho- lastic Monogram '41. '-12: Bishop Noll Scholarship to C. C. Y JANE SCHENKEL HJam'e Civics Club: Typing Award. Jo.-IN SCHENKEL Jo Civics Club: Typing and Shorthand Awards. MARY ANNE SCHLINR HSCl1I1lllfi8-T Brand Drarnatic Club: Who Wouldift Be Crazyv. Sixteen in August . Young Smitty . Almost Eighteenu: Glee Club: Civics Club: Shorthand and Typing Awards: C.A.A. '-11. '42. '-13. '44: Triangle: Big C: Numeral: Director of Ping Pong '-13. '4-l. WVILLIAM EDWARD SCIINIEDER Surry Student Council: Echo Booster: Rosary Yolunteers: Honor Roll '-L1. '-lf: Typing Award: lntramural '-ll. '42. '-13: Monogram '-1-l: Varsity Basketball A-H. VELMA SCHUHLER Val C.A,A. '-12. '43, 'sl-1. EUGENE SHAFFER Rocky Echo Booster: Varsity Football '41 '43: Intramurals '-1-1. '-12. 113. .IOELLEN SHANLEY fo Baud: Dramatic Club: Rosary Yoluuteers: Civics Club. SARAH ANN SNIDER Sally Echo Staff: Shamrock Staff: Echo Booster: Short- hand, Typing Awards. STANLEY GEORGE SORGEN Szzmzpy Civics Club: Spanish Club: Shamrock Staff: Rosary Volunteer: Varsity Football '41, '42. '43, '44: Intra- murals '41. '42, '43. IVIARY C. STANFORD Shorty Dramatic Club: Band: Twirlers Club, Treasurer, Secretary: Twirling Awards: Shorthand Award: C.A.A. '42, MARY IVI. STRACK Dramatic Club: Intramurals '43, '44, CHARLES STREBIC U. S. Navy: Honor Roll '41, '42: Varsity Football '42, '43: Intramurals '42, '43, NATALIE TANNEHILL Nz'1.-iff' Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteer: Shorthand and Typing Awards. ELWILDA TATMAN Willie Rosary Volunteer: Shorthand Award. LATVONNE TAYLOR Brix JOHN W. TAYLOR, JR. Junior Student Council: Honor Roll '41, '42: Intramurals '41, '42, 33 SE IUHS BETTY SHEEHAN Echo, Writers Staff: Honor Roll '41, '42: Shorthand, Typing Awards. JEANNE SHETERON Jeanne Dramatic Club: Civics Club: Rosary Volunteer: Echo Staff: Shamrock Staff: Honor Roll '43, '44: Shorthand, Typing Awards: G.A.A. '41, '42, '43, '44. JOHN T. SHOVLIN Jackson Dramatic Club, Treasurer: Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteer: Echo Staff: Shamrock Staff: Athletic Manager '40, '41, '42: Intramurals '41, '42, BETTY SKEVINGTON Shorty Dramatic Club: Spanish Club: Band: Twirlers Club, President, Vice-President: Twirling Awards: C.A.A. '41, '42, IVIARY JANE SLODERBECK Pudgy Spanish Club: Rosary Volunteer: Honor Roll '41, '42: Scholastic Monograms '41, '42: Shorthand. Typ- ing Awards: G.A.A. '43, '44: Intramurals '43, '44, RICHARD PAUL SMITH Smitty Writers Club, President: Dramatic Club: The King's Jongleur : Shamrock Staff. Sports Editor: Intramurals '41, '42, '43, '44, 'Quo gif. - IE' , Zz' .Dfw SE IUH5 HERMAN TILL Student Spiritual Council, Secretaryg Rosary Yolun teersg Honor Roll '41, '42, '43, '44g Intramurals '42 '43, '44. DONALD TOBIN Dorf Echo Booster. EDWARD TOURNEY Reef 0 STELLA NIARIE TOWNLEY Dramatics Club. BETTY L. TROUTMAN HBebie' G.A.A. '41, '42, '43, '44g Intramurals '-11. 1122. '-13. '44 Legion of Maryg Spanish Clubg Echo Booster: Ro- sary Volunteers. get . ' 'i xx f, f'. ' tj PAUL UEBER Eine LLL L Band: Dramatics Clubg Echo Boosterg Rosary Vol- unteerg Bond Drive Captaing Intramurals '41. , EUGENE VACHON Gene I Rosary Volunteer. JAMES VACHON HEigI1ty Bandg Rosary Volunteer, Intramurals '41, '42, '43. JUNELLA VACHON N!une . Echo Staffg Civics Clubg Honor Roll '41, '42, '43, '44g Typing and Shorthand Awards. RICHARD VAN HORN ' MBuIleL Civics Club: Science 113: Varsity Football '43, '44g Intramurals '41, '42, '-13. HELEN VAN RYN Sunshine The American Family g Clee Clubg Typing Award. PATRICIA VODDE Pat Veronica Guildg Mission Representative: Shamrock Councilg Dramatic Club, Echo Volunteer' Honor Roll '41 '42 '43 Staffg Student Boosterg Rosary , , , . '44g Scholastic Monograms '41, '42, '43g Shorthand and Typing Awardsg Scholastic Award. Medal '4-3. NEIL VoIRoL HDurle Intramurals '43, '44, IIKIARY VORNDRAN fV1ay Honor Roll '41, '42, '43, '44: Scholastic Monograms 415 Perfect Attendance. 44 I ti-for 5 Varsity Football '44: Varsity Basketball '43. '44g Basketball Letter '44g Intramurals '41, '-12. Champs '43 usa!!! Spanish Club: Dramatics Club: Typing Awardg SOPHIA TRYCE Salah SE IUR5 I Lols WALKER HLoz'e Students Spiritual Council: Mission Representative: Shamrock Staff: Student Council: Spanish Club: Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteers: Glee Club: Civics Club: Honor Roll '41, '43, '44: Freshman Class Sec- retary: C.A.A. '41, '42. '43: Intramurals '43, PHYLLIS ANN WALKER Phil Legion of Mary, Vice-President: Echo Staff Patron Head: Civics Club: Echo Booster Head: Rosary Volunteers: Typing Award: G.A.A. '42, '43. MARY CATHERINE WALTEMATH Shorty Spanish Club: Dramatic Club: Echo Booster: Honor Roll '42, 113: Shorthand and Typing Awards: G.A.A. '42, 'sl-3, '44, 'faclf' 0 JOHN EDWARD WALTKE ' Shamrock Staff '42: Oiiicer '43: Civics Club: Rosary Volunteers: Varsity Football '41, '42. '44-: Varsity Basketball '41, '42: Intramurals '41. '42, '43, '44, RITA WEAVER Ween Student Council: Latin Club President: Civics Club Executive: Red Cross: Honor Roll '4-1. '42, '43: Scholastic Monograms '41. '42. '43: Typing and Shorthand Awards: Bishop Noll Scholarship to C. C. NIARCARET RVEBER Library Staff: Rosary Volunteers: Red Cross: Civics Club: Honor Roll '41, '42, '43. '44: Typing and Shorthand Awards: Optimist Club Essay Contest Award '-I-1: C.A.A. '41. '42. '43: Intramurals '4l. '42, '43. 2983 657 O ROEERT XVELCH Echo Staff: Honor Roll '41, '42, '44-. ARTHUR R. XVELLING Art Student Council: Dramatic Club: Echo Booster: Typing Award: Intramurals '41, '42. ESTELLA WELLING Snell Legion of Mary: Rosary Volunteers: Four Year Per- fect Attendance: Typing and Shorthand Awards: C.A.A. '41. '42, '43, 0 NIARJORIE WELSCH fiJdl'j Legion of Mary: Prom Queen: Dramatic Club: Red Cross: Shorthand and Typing Awards. VIRGINIA WESTERMAN G1i11f11'g Rosary Volunteers: Honor Roll '42, '43, '44: Scho- lastic Monogram '43: Typing and Shorthand Awards: G.A.A. '41, '42, RICHARD D. WVIDMAN :'DgaC0,f' Mission Representative: Echo Staff. Editor: Student Council: Spanish Club Secretary: Latin Club: Honor Roll '41. '42: Scholastic Monograms '41: Varsity FUUIIJHII '41, '42. '43: Intramural Champs '43. DONN XVILKINSON HP,-Ofeggoy-'f Honor Roll '41: Intramurals '41, LESLIE VVILLIG Lesh Mission Representative: Spanish Club: Civics Club President: Intramurals '42, '43. IVIARY WUNDERLIN Blackie Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteers: Glee Club: Typ- ing and Shorthand Awards: C.A.A.: Intramurals. 35 44 cagobnv xl?-as 45 We 'div W-R., , gg. kv JACK HARKENRIDER Slzrapnel', Echo Booster: Varsity Football '44: lntramurals '41. '42. '43. '44. THERESA HOOK 'Tessiev Shamrock Staff: Dramatic Club: Shorthand and Typing Awards: C.A.A. '41, '42, '43, '44: G.A.A. Triangle and Numerals: lntramurals '41. '42, '43. SE IIJHS KARL WURSTNER Spanish Club. JOSEPHINE WYANT Ula Honor Roll '41: Shorthand Awards. MARY ALICE WYATT 'cMaw Legion of Mary: Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteers: Shorthand Awards: Cheerleader. BLANCHE YATES Blanch ee Shamrock Staff: Civics Club: Dramatic Club: Plays, Almost 18 : Echo Booster: Rosary Volunteers: Shorthand and Typing Awards: C.A.A. 541, '42. '43, '44-. JOHN ZWIERKO Treasurer of Class '41: Letter '43, Football: Yarsity Football '4-1. '42, '4-3. '44-. PATRICIA PERRY '5Pat Veronica Guild: Shamrock Staff: Student Council: Dramatic Club: Rosary Volunteers: Honor Roll f-11. A4-2: Vice-President of Class '44: Shorthand and Typ- ing Awards. JAMES XVIEGAND 'gfinfi Students' Spiritual Council: Legion of Mary: County Server: Honor Roll '41: lntramural '41: Champs '42: Civics ClIIb: Purdue University. RITA MARIE GERARDOT Legion of Mary: Echo Staff: Shamrock Staff: Dra- matic Club: Rosary Volunteers: Honor Roll '41. '42. '43. '44: Scholastic Monograms '41. '-13: Shorthand and Typing Awards. JAMES MCCLINTOCK lim Spanish ClIIb: Band '41: Honor Roll '41, '42. '43, '44: Scholastic Monogram '41. '42, '43. MARX' LOU ROBERTS Lori: Legion of Mary: Student Council: Spanish Club: Prom Attendant: Rosary Volunteer: Red Cross: Twirler: Honor Roll '41. '42, 113. '-14: Scholastic Monogram '42, '43: Vice-President of Class '41: Typ- ing and Shorthand Awards: G.A.A. '41. As graduation time draws near, we thiIIk of the future and what it may hold for us. Not to forget the past, we express our gratitude to our teachers for their patience and understand- ing: and say i'Gooy-bye and 4'COod Luck to the undergraduates. No Inatter what vocation we follow, whether it be in college, business life. religious life. or in the armed service, we feel confident that we will not betray the religious and intellectual development we have received at MC. C.'i So as we leave C. C. with a song OII Olll' lips and a prayer in our hearts. we are eager for the CllHIlCC to prove to the world that 'gbetter Catholics make better citizens. 1111 . I ,Rpm 'ii 'ls 0 OM, 6 C Cl Q SEPTEMBER September 8th, the assembly of students at Mass on the opening school day . . . 394 Fresh- men wondering how to find their way around, or just Wandering . . . stampede for second- hand books in the mimeograph room . . . open football season with a loss to determined Huntington Vikings, 18-0 . . . defeat Marion in next attempt. 7-0. OCTOBER Learn that Shamrock receives All-Catholic honors for the year 19-L2-43 . . , Elect Jerry Henry. Joe Haifley. and Jerry Grimer as Senior. Junior and Sophomore presidents . . . 215 on Central Catholics Honor Roll of serv- ice men . . . G. A. A. hike to Policemenls Park . . . C. C. discovers her own Frankie in .lim Schaab . . . Jack Essig and Virginia Fisher play leads in the comedy, 'LYoung Smittyv . . . Sophomore-Freshmen get acquainted party. A big success . . . Order Junior and Senior Class rings . . . Dramatic Club and Spanish Club initiations. NOVEMBER First quarter ends. Students receive grades, sometimes red, sometimes black . . . Hold annual C. A. A. skating party at Bells' Rink . . . Edie Oiliourke takes ping-pong cham- pionship . . . Students and alumni members sponsor First Annual Football Dance . . . Elect and crown Tom Biesiada Mlfootball King . . . Lose to North and South. This canit go o11. I. Why the smile. Mary Ann? 2. 011, those gloves, Betty! 3 . . The -I-H Girls 4. Camera sfzy 5. The llllllfllllg of an English test 37 0 OU, ZCCIZK? forever . . . Present Army and Navy Air Corps programs . . . Usher in Thanksgiving vacation with usual welcome . . . Student body attends first Mission unit meeting . . . Basketball sea- son gets under way with wins over Ossian, 70-16, and Auburn, 34-30 . . . Latin Club spon- sors sale of Our Lady of Providence pictures. DECEMBER Students offer triduum for Holy Father . . . Bishop delivers Yule Message . . . Sister Fran- cis Joseph. Supervisor of Schools for Sisters of Providence, visits classes . . . Huntington Ramblers and New Haven Bull Dogs bow to Irish five . . . Music Department presents Christmas program . . . Civics Club enjoys skating party at Willig's Cottage at Rome City . . . Cron Studio takes pictures of all Seniors. JANUARY Tough grind after Christmas vacation . . . Defeat all January opponents including Xortli Side . . . Last minute scramble for knowledge before semester exams . . . Father McCartin conducts successful annual retreat. FEBRUARY Junior Party is a big success . . . Take pic- tures for Echo . . . Lose Coach Joe Yoegele to armed forces . . . Elect Marjorie Welsch 'QProm Queen . . . Freshmen choose Bob Yor- hees for class president . . . End basketball season, 16 wins and 2 losses . . . Big rush for tickets and Tournament News as I.H.S.A.A. basketball tournament draws near. Win over Harlan but lose to South by seven points . . . Students have heart for Missions on tag day . . . . Exceed goal in War Bond drive. I. 017l'1.l7llSIxl'. Senior girls do slurly 2. Hll1'I'VJ'l.IIQ' of to ll'0I'A' 3. ll f11'cl1 are the Herber tzrins? 33 0 OM, ellllff? MARCH Cirlsl gym class gives performance for stu- dent body . . . Tom Miller wins football auto- graphed by last year's Xotre Dame team . . . Father Kelly and Father Manoski deliver vo- cation talks . . . Dramatic Clulfs three act comedy, HAln1ost Eighteen, Eileen Gross and Jack Essig play leads . . . Third quarter draws to a close . . . Senior boys take Army-Navy tests. APRIL Latin Club initiates plebians . . . C.C.H.S. Oratory contestg Joellen McDonald wins top honors . . . Everyone ready for Easter vaca- tion . . . Choose cast for Senior play . . . Re- sulne C. Y. 0. dances after Lent. MAY Crown statue of Our Blessed Mother . . . Students pay tribute to Mary with special May devotions . . . Seniors present class play . . . Senior proin tops events of the year. JUNE Irish lose seven basketeers: Danehy. Kar- tholl. Roberts, Tourney, Cladieux, Leinish and Schneider . . . Graduates attend Mass and the annual graduation breakfast . . . Connnence- ment day arrives. Seniors bid farewell to C. C. as they leave to take their position in the business or industrial world, follow a voca- tion, enter college, or respond to the call of their country. -Rita Wleaver. I. This could be interesting, lack 2. New llllCll-llllilillfg teclzlzique Ceiling irleas for tlze ECHO 4. Tlze well flresseal Senior 5. Very plzotogenic, Ioan 6. Tony lzolfls court 39 lllt Il if x UI ,Q , ., I X - f f THE .IUNIU S The Junior Class looks forward to the dawn of the day when they will be respected seniorsi' with all the prioritie h s w ich accompany this distinction. l..et's see how much they have accomplished t ' d ff ow ar that Coal. One of the most popular extra curricular activities is the band and orchestra in which many Juniors have taken part. The talented musicians are: Robert Adang. Anthony Mclintee, Kenneth Merz, Colette Mohl Jack Enffle. Lois Little-Held. Joseph Naumcheif, Bernon Kuvoth. Virginia T unior fan icer-5 President ,....... .....VV.... J 06 Haifley Vice-president ........ Phyllis Horn Secretary ,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,, Bill Dinnen Treasurer .,........ Christine Deloff 702 Fisher, Kathleen Orth, Richard Weaver. and Catherine R5 Q Mattes. Also soothing to the ears were the programs given .0-J' by the Clee Club of which these gave forth with tuneful J airs: jim Owens. Robert Roller. Georgia Ann Shaner. Bar- bara Bonahoom, .lack Essig. Virginia Fisher. Joseph Bernon Kuyoth. Mary O'Connell. Pat Cremaux, Dick lveaver. Co- 2 lette Mohl, Joseph Naumchefl. Norma Cerhardstein. Jim S I . chaab. and Ray Tobin. 40 it .IU IUH5 Row 1. Robert Adang, Elaine Allen, Dorothy Arm- strong, Donna Arp. Virginia Bacon. Patricia Baldus. Row 2. Betty Banet, Robert Bangert. Rosanna Barth, Rita Beck-Soplz.. Mary Becker, Phyllis Becker. Row 3, Robert Beckman. Marjorie Bender-Soplz.. Thomas Bennett, Thomas Benning. Anita Berghoff. James Berghoff. 'JA' 1 f 1 Row -I. Maryanne Berghoff-Soplz.. Joan Beverfor- den, James Fiedler. James Blee-Soph.. Virginia Block. Loretta Blonde-ll. Row 5. Barbara Bonahoom. Dan Boylan. Regina Boyle. Marilyn Braun. Betty Brinker, Ervin Brown. Row 6. Patrick Buanno. Donna Butler. Joseph But- ler. Rita Cardinali-Soph.. Phyllis Carrig-Soph.. Carroll Clemens. Row 7. William Colchin. Jane Congdon. James Con- rad, LaVonne Couture. Juanita Cox. Lavandh Crouch. Row 3. Joan Crawford, Joseph Dahm, Jane Davito- Soplz., Earl DeCrandchamp. Ralph Deitche. Gertrude Didion. Row 9. William Dinnen. Mary Ditlinger. Dennis Donovan. Phyllis Double. Leo DuWau. Donald Ehinger- Soplz. Row 10. lNIarjorie Eifert. Harold Ellison, John Engle. William Erli. Richard Erpelding, John Essig. Row ll. Audrey Faurote. Lavon Fenker. Robert Fenker-Soph.. Carl Biesiada. William Fiedler-Soph.. Dorothy , Finan. Row 12. William Fisher, Virginia Fisher. Ruth Fox. Julia Freihurger. Phyllis Frecker. Jean Freistroffer. Row 13. Pauline Freygang. Ruth Friedman, Donald Fritz-Soph., Patricia Furge. Gloria Garvin, Bernice Ceb- hart, Norman Gehhard. 4-1 A W -. , ff: ,J J v was A, f . f . J Y. wr J H f J 47 I .. V wi If J J f a . 1 - J fa J J J-3 J J 3 t' 15 i JJ 5 lj. 1. 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L. 1'- W ' 4, ff if Wi' , tw are ' -F -' 'Y ' - W gf, ..1::..:: Q H .Q V . ., t - , ' VII H ' :. 1 ' . V A.,'A A ' 1 , ,.,. .,.. . ., .M , 4 4 Row I. Mildred Harher. Stephen Har- her. Richard Hardy. Donald Haughan' Soplz.. James llaughan. Eileen Heiden- reich. Eugene H6llI'y SOI111. Rau' 2. Betty Jean Herher. Dolores Hess. Helen Hilker. Jack Hillaer-Soplu. Elizaheth Hoch. Eugene Hoffman. Lois Hoock. Run' 3. John Hooper'-Soplz.. Gerald Horstman. Paul Hoy-Soplz.. Joan Huntine. Phyllis Hnrsh. John Isaacs. Joan Jacquay. R010 4. Dorothy Jehl-Soph., Leo Jehl- Soplz., Kathleen Johnson, Tom Johnson, Marian Joseph. Madonna Kaade-Soplz., Michael Kast-Soplz. Wtllllum S Vnml 2 in 1 N! I X . f f l Row I. Virginia Geoffrey-Soph., Norma Cerhardstein, Alex Geroil, June Getts, Irma Getty. Row 2. John Gillie-Soplz., Mary Girardot. Mary Jane Gladieux, Monica Cladieux. Thomas Cnan. Row 3. Vincent Cooke. Paul Green. Joseph Gremaux. Patricia Cremaux, Paul Crimmer. Row 4. Carolyn Grimes, Richard Grosh. Eileen Cross. Patricia Grothouse. Joseph Haifley. Row 5. Mary Ann Hambrock. William Hainmen. William Harher- Soph.. Earl Harber-Soplz.. Kenneth Harber. W - t j 4: , a 3 5 .- ,M S ,V V A yt .: . A 'I f ' .5412 Q 1 Q Q H J f A . - cc. Q w i if, I . UNIUH5 Leading the Clubs and Councils of the school is the Stuclentis Council. helping the students with their problems. Junior members of the Council were Bill Dinnen. Dan Boy- lan. Ray Tobin. Joe Haifley. Phyllis Horn. Christine Deloil. and Monica Cladieux, The Legion of Mary. has been carried on with great zeal and enthusiastic interest by Joe Dahm. Jim Bergholf. Joan Jacquay. Andrey Poinsette. and Jean Shrimp. Also helping to spiritually direct the boys and girls are the UNIIQIHS Student Spiritual Council inenibers. Leading and guiding the students in various religious matters were Joe Linn. Mary O,Connell, ,lim Berghoff, Joe Dahm, Eileen Cross. Bernice Spranger, and Paul Grimnier. Managing of the Mission Unit was handled efficiently by Bob Ryan. Vice-President, and Ben Louthan. Treasurer. A helping hand of assistance was lent by Donald Briggs-man, Patricia Gremaux. Collette Mohl. Joan Obergfell, Georgia Shaner. and Bob Ryan. Q 3 1V,,, 9 Q' fir-4 gf , - . . . . . ll . . ,,.iZ, . . A gn ig, 2 y1:,: T R 'F I . J flu . . , . ,I .Z 1- .' - , V 1 'xg -ve , 5. f 5. ,, yii.q. I A I I, .,., . N , Raw 1. Joseph Linn. Lucille Litchfield-Sopli.. Luis Littlefield. Leslie Logan. .leanne Loney. Row 2. Russel Lothamer-Sopli.. Mary ,lane Lotti. Benjamin Lone than. Raymond Luley. Richard Luther. Rau' 3. Robert Lynch. Eugene Manley. Madonna Manning. Ed- ward Martin. Alherta Mattes. Row 4. Catherine Mattes. James McArdle. Anthony McEntee. Patricia Meiners. Patricia Mers. Row 5. Kenneth Merz. Bernard Mettler. Mercedes Mettler. Euline Miller, Marie Meyer. 43 J J : 9 4- ftb R5 'fa' L f 2 , Z -4 N 1 5 , Ron' I. james Keen. Jesse Keith. Gene Marie Keller. Geraldine Kennerk. Charles Kestersnn. Ruse Ann Kimes. Marilyn Kinder. Row 2. Corrine Kintz. Patricia Kintz- Soplz.. Thmnas Klelner. Florence Knight. lean Kocks. Audrey Koehl. Thomas Koehl- 501111. Row 3. Marie Kohrman. Rita Konar- zewski. Alhert Kumitz-Soplz.. Eugene Kra- mer. ,lack Krouse. Patricia Lacey-Sopli.. Patricia Lallow. Ron' el. John Larimore. Nyda Lash. Ar- thur Lauer. Elmer Lauer-Sopfz.. ,loan Lef- fers. Mary Margaret Lerch. Mary Helen Lewis-Snplz. ' li .mi ki! rag : f .. . ' t M .. ' ,....,.,,. ..,, ' L' ' ... .,., fe ,, .Q , .. ' ,::t., ..... . t. . -' . L P' u l,.,.. y 'iri 'P .','-. . - gi A 1-.1 .ff 'ij ' Q 1 I ... I 9 B9 74. f, I 1 ct 3 1 Y 4 'fi ' -v ee 1 , ,,,. ..,. i ..,. ..,.. . ' ,,.,. , , - L i ... - 5 . 7 .151 V 4' X Q , av 5,2 it kg, al. X- 2952- L if l : as - it ' fa :.-- ..:,'.':- , G t ,X Q' 'x .' f' K . 1fV'.x.1 ' I6 I ., Q in V X VIbb. I qivv i S 5 .. . .t a r B .AA, ' 1 aw? Vista Row I. Margie Miller. Thomas Miller. Frances Minick. Thomas Moeller-Soplzu Colette Mohl. Kathleen Moore. Robert Morken. Row 2. Nila Jean Motter. Robert Mou- lin. Irene Muclrack. Lillian Muldoon-Soph.. Lois Murchlancl. Alice N. Murphy. Virginia Myers. R010 3. Rose Ann Nassenstein. Ma- tlonna Neidhart. Robert Ness, Richard Newman. Ruth Nichter. Joan Obergfell. Mary O'Connell. . Row 4. Thomas O'Connor, Marilyn Ort. Kathleen Orth. James Owens. Kathleen Palmer. Thomas Paluszak, Monabel Pan- yard. llllll XZ si' la f fy: A 5 Row 1. Joe Parks, Thomas Partee, Patricia Passino, Raymond Pease. Eugene Perrey. Row 2. Suzanne Perry. Lillian Petry, Betty Piepenbrink. Theresa Pitzen, Audrey Poinsatte. Row 3. Rita Marie Rehrer. James Robinson. Joseph Rockstroh, Rita Roethele. Robert Roller. Row 4. Teresa Rorick, Betty Roy, Louis Roy, Robert Ryan. D011- ald Ryan. -Row 5. Carol Sawyer. Mary Ellen Saxton. William Schafer. James Schaab. Barbara Scheffer. QL gl 2+ ..,, . W , 2 : an h Z ' . . x S, . , 'Fil :r. --.2 ,. R N 1, .X ' I v',.' I.. 5 -.,. .:.,I.A af' I ., I lk M ' fti ' .. 'f t Q- . ' A tamaa at Q e 2- t e, , A .V .... ., ,,.... P- ,, ' L '57 sa: -- 'S f 'Q fi . , - I X. . '.-.. .' . 1 x 1 I . gn V 1 aq., A , A A , . : ... - if UNIUH5 ln basketball we have those scorernakers. Dick Hardy. Jim l-laughan. Bob Ness. and Bob Ryan. dribbling down the floor for the Fighting lrishv. ln those gridiron serinnnages we hind Joe lVinebrenner. Joe Parks. Frank Caeealno. Charles Wlalker. .lim Sehaab. Carl Biesiada. Bud Duxvan. Bob Ehrman. Paul Green. Joe HaiHey. Ed Martin. Maurice Ehinger. Tom Partee. Donald Streicher. Charles Kesterson. UNIUH5 Ray Tobin, and ,lack Krouse kicking the pigskin around. Not to be outdone, the girls have shown their sports ability in the G. A. A. Sharing laurels with the boys these girls really made 1943-44 a lively sport year. Point repre- sentatives were Alberta Mattes, Juanita Cox, Barbara Bona- hoom, Mary Becker, Virginia Bacon, Dorothy Finan, and Virginia Fisher. Row 1. Estella Schindler. Dorine Schnurr. Kathleen Schnieders. Alice Schone, Georgia Shaner. Row 22. Rose Marie Shattuck. lean Shrimp. David Shields. Joseph Simonis, Gloria Smith. Row 3. Joanne Smith. Rose Eileen Smith. Martha Solomon. Ruth Ann Sordelet. Georgianna Sorg. Row'-1. LaDonna Sorgen, Dorothy Soshea. Joseph Spoltman. Ber- nice Spranger, ,lean Stevens. Raw 5. JoAnn Stolte, Catherine Strack. Donald Studler, Virginia Sullivan, Barbara Suelzer. 45 fab R 3 'fa' 5 x j 45' Row 1. Corrine Suelzer, Gertrude Tagl- ineyer. Noreen Tarring. Raymond Tobin. Margaret Trentadue. Grace Troop. Rich- ard Ulrich. Row 2. Stanley Urhine. Doris Voirol, Arthur Vontlerhaar. Victor Vorndran. Rich- ard Weaver. Everett Weaver. Patricia Weber. Row 3. Betty Wehrle, Barbara Weir- tnan. Lael Welch. Mildred Westrick. Frank Wilkinson. Joseph Winehrenner. Martha Wolfe. Row -1. Rosie Wolffer. Mary Wurstner. Arnold Wyss. Maxine Wyss, Ronald Wyss. Alice Younghaus, Mary Yurt-Soph. Um Ima: 65477101 16' KBVTF14 Z FORT WA wvf, nvp. WITH MIKE AND M0llY ll?l5'H I il V N 5 5 a 3 Y L f 'S 'N ww EX X . u , I D Q 37- x Ilia v' Q1 5 Q F f my f M QAM 'E I 5 Nw- ALL DANCE HALL NDW5 .Inlly Juninrs Wandering fllinstrels The smile that charms Who are your friends, Phyllis? Picking the next Plan' Look behind, Dorine Could be interest- ing, Ioan Another successful Project What inspires thee. J1IUl'j'A7ZI1? Do you think she'1l rio. Theresa? Gllflfflhillg zhe home front The band played on 12. Hola' 1'f.jt'l'Il1.' . Jly, what faces you make Srlflmly Snphnmnres I. That peaceful look after lunch 2. Have zz heart, mis- ter? ff. Fiml all Irislunan in the bunch -1. Hour many contrib- utefl their lexi- books? 5. The Christ of Lewis Sf. 6. Gauging up 7. Things that still amuse Sophomores 8. And another name goes in that little black boolf 47 -J 'The class of shining examplev has been the Sophomore if N! Class of this year. No longer the ngreeniesv of the school :L 2 ex , C' Z Q N they began this year with a determination to make it worth Ns while. This fact is proved by their record of placinff first in most of the contests which the school sponsored. ln the Shamrock drive who placed first? Why a sopho- more room-30T-of course. ln the Music Department bene- .SUPLOIYIDFB 6f15.5 ofa... President Jerome Grimmer Vice-president Rita Zurhuch Secretary Dolores Fabian Wttlllllli A Ht raffle who would you expect to land first place? Naturally a Sophomore room-208. Running second to The Office they placed second in the Stamp Contest with rooms 205 and 208 leading. With 10055 co-operation and the greatest .J amount of bonds sold Room 207 won the Bond Drive. Yes. the Sophomore Class has been exceptional in every contest of the school. 5-!' V 9. Q Row 1. Mary Lou Adang, JoAnn Allerton, Daniel Andersen. Mary Anderson, Catherine An- kenbruck. Ralph App, Nancy Aurentz. Row 2. Patricia Bailey. Thomas Bangert, Marilyn Balser, Donna Beck. Barbara Beekman. John Bender. Mary Bennett. Row 3. Ruth Bentley, William Berghotl, Patricia Berghoff, ,loan Bireley, John Bley, Thomas Blomherg, Thomas Bobay. Row -I. Patricia Borkenstein. Emily Bosler. Jacqueline Bowers, June Braun, John Breiteir bach. Donald Brogan. Ann Marie Brug. Rau' 5. Colleen Burgard. Mary Carlin, Phyllis Carteaux. Eileen Casterline. Marjorie Cayot, Gor- don Chandler. Lee Ann Clements. Row 6. Leila Coseutino, ,loan Daley, Gail Des- mond. Virginia Detmer. James De-Ville. I. Do you remember those little fashion chats 'with Sister Superior? 2. Rifle a bicycle and beat the gas rationing haarfl. 3. Why we have a problem on the stairu,-ay lead- ing to the fourth floor. 4. Trouble-shooter, Abe Franke. The man who took over Coach Voegelehs physical education classes and still does justice to his zvar work. ' 1 5 2 l ii zzi X . F L -:,.,. FF, 'ilu I .1 . .1,: . ,fi Q 3' : f VV... . J it . :b ib, . bquq P Y . . at ! W w ' A i T ' . iuu' Xp. ', P . s , .:,:- t ,::. 7 A ' ' , . Q, . - - , A Q Run' I, Joan Gladieux. Robert Clad- ieux. Geraldine Goodman. Jerome Grim- iner, Paul Crothouse. Bernadette Haifley. Row 2. Kenneth Hainbrock. Mary Louise Hanley, Betty Ann Hansen, Dorothy Happ. Margaret Hartman. Theresa Harts man. How 3. Carol Hawley. Lillian Hayden, Maurice Hebb, Victoria Heghli. Eugene Heiny. Arthur Heinzelinan. Rott' J. Frank Heltnsing. Phyllis Hip- penhainer. Rita Herber. Virginia Hilker. Warren Hilleke, Lois llipskind. Z , 2 sg, V ff Wtllllll 5 f 'J Ng E, , Wkg ' V R010 1. Robert Didion. Betty Ann Dierkes. James DiGregory. Colleen Donahue. Ruth Eckrich. Row 2. Dolores Fabian. Raymond Fabian. Roy Firestine. Charles Feipel. Gerald Fiedler. Ron' 3. Margaret Fitzgerald. Donna Mae Fox. Gerald Fox. ,lack Fox. Dean Franke. R0ll4 -I. Darwin Frane. Delores Frederick, Donald Freiburger. Patricia l reiburger, Hosella Carey. Ron' 5. Rohert Getty. Joseph Getz. Caynell Gibson. Layon Cib- fon. Delftta Gladbach. ..... , - -,K iw- 1551, in , . 1 V, X Q ...1 :.., . ia.. e'a'l F L. . N at ' 4- . 'sf I n . . ....- i .,'.t ie, N x I '.,. 'A X fi W . . 5? gi, .,v .- y... t Q Q X.. . fi F H SUPHUMUHE5 Being still unflerclassinen the Sophoinores do not haye an opportunity for participation in all the Clubs of the school. however. they still shine in the few they may join. Blending their voices with the upper elassnien in the Clee Club are .lack Bley. Toni Koehl. Gene Till. Mary Anderson. Connie Racht. Agnes Marcotte. Ceorgeanne Jaeger. Hilde- SUPHUMUHE5 garde Hofacker, Ray Wolf. Kathleen Schnieders. Joellen McDonald, and ,lean Suelzer. H elping the students in a spiritual way by menib l ' 5 -4 L 5 .ers up in the Spiritual Council are Maurice Hebb. Robert Cirardot. Z Constance Racht, Mary Louise Suelzer. Robert Johnson. Francis Vlfeaver, and Robert Perry. Serving the Mission Unit W X we find Bob Getty, Richard Plumb, Michael lxast. lris Kramer, Don Anderson. and Raymond Fabian. ji fi, , M itii R010 1. Hildegarde llofacker. Donna Q if. If x T - 3 , Hogan. Jerome Horstman. Sarah' Houliliau. V , ' it T 'i llerbert Huguenard. Robert Girard. .- ' L 5 K , . 1 vii-t yi., H . szz- . :Av i . in .. . . My ' X , ' ,F - W Row 2. Robert Johnson. Lucille John- ib Ax If son. Richard Johnson. Madonna jordan. if W , L. I -.... i . M' 'l ' Thomas Kollinyer. Vllilliam Keeley. QT? 7.1 L V ' - I Rolf FI. Timothy Kelley. Donald Ken- '. 5, 9 1 in nerk. William Kintz. Peggy Klein. .lames 5, V ' 1. ,,.., 5 sea' .' , , , f . Q ' -'f.' lxlopfenstein. Elizabeth lxramer. an . ii A H Role' -Z. Iris Kramer. Rosemary LaBa. T Q A - f flr I Maurice Landstoffer. Robert Loshe. Robert if f '- 4 . : 2. 5' ? A 759' E ' ' Q ' Lauer. Thomas Lauer. i A . .9 1 Rau' I. Mary Louise Leonard. Carol Leuenberger. Edwin Lop- L Q, xi.. 'S 'iii 1, shire. Jeanette Lapp. Patricia Laughlin. . ' ..'-. 1 bb.. L H .',, Row 2. Dolores Lubomirski. Mary Luley. Thomas llaniscalo. . V ,, Q V Viiib i - Sw i f' W Helen Martin. Patricia Martin. I V V . V f N' .,... t .. V In 2? -Eh .,, li ff Row 3. Agnes llarcotte. Timothy McCann. ,loEllen McDonald. ' .Q V 'V it ..., 4 ' ,S ' Mali' Ruth McDonald. Richard lllclfntee. . '- L' A ' 5' . . V Q .i I 1 ' A 5 if K Row 4. Helen 3IcKering. Francis Meehan. Paul Meehan. Harriet X S . ,n R . ii Meier, Eileen Marrinane. il? f E dt I T. .... ' 'J VZ: V ii: . . . . . T V.eV' 't' ' T Row 9. Dolores Metker, La Yerne Mills. .lacquelme Miller. 1' f 'P ' ' 47 f ' Helen Minnick. Margaret Morton. , Q Q. ,, . F yi ... fl I i ,, ' 51 H S. I xl. N W. E Q4 nxtxxxmu Z A :-. ti ? 2 1 5? Qt, F ' 1 V Row I. Patricia Motter. Marilyn Mul- holland. William Murphy. Mary Ann Nash, john Nichter. Yolando Meo. Row 2. John Nichter, Mary .lane Ness- wald. Margaret Nieb. Paul O'Connor, Rich- ard Oedy. Lucile 0'Keefe. Row 3. Neil Parks. Robert Perry. Don- ald Persing. Richard Plumb, Bernice Pranger. Richard Putnam. Row 4. Constance Racht, Richard Racht. Roselyn Rockey. ,lohn Rademaker, Dorothy Rauner. Mary Rauner. SUPHUMUHE5 Those lending their talents to the sport fields in Sopho- more year will be the backbone of the teams of tomorrow. Supporting the team in basketball are those stalwart Sopho- mores Gene Heidenreich, Paul O7Connor, Daniel Anderson, lVlaurioe Hebb. Herbert Huguenard, Robert Schultz, and John Tourney. When the football season came the Sophomore boys were on their toes, ready for action. On the bench and on the field were Robert Glasper, Donald Mettler, John Hilker, Richard lVoehnker, Raymond Wolf. Leo lehl, ,lohn Rademaker. Rich- ard Racht. Richard Putnam, Donald Brogan, Wlarren ,- 6 V.-H f , F V. Q 1 F . We 5 a i ' - 1 I' 7 , ' Q a . P or Q . i- t t f .A f .p t x 1 . it 3' ,Y 'X D . . - ' law? M- . , Row I. James Raupfer. Thomas Ream. Sue Reichard. Joseph Reising. Theresa Reimer. Row 2. Larry Ringle. Rita Robinson. Rosemary Roe. Barbara Roethele. Mary Lou Rohyans. R010 3. Thomas Rondot. Merwyn Rulo. Helen Ryan. Bernard Reul. Dona Sawyer. Ron' J. Ruth Schlink. JoAnn Schlumholun. Maryanne Schoenle. Thoinas Shovlin. Roseinury Schuhler. Ron' 5. Assunta Settimi. Patricia Sherman. Robert Shultz. Wiil- liam Spclman. Patricia Stangcr. 52 L ..,f R010 I. James Steel. John Steigmeyer, Patricia Stier. Rita Storie, .loan Strasser. Row 2. Jean Suelzer. Mary Louise Suelzer. Audrey Tainter. Mary Tarring. Eugene Till. Row 3. John Tourney. Charles Trapp. Elizabeth Tyler. Jeanette Ueber, Marjorie Urbine. Row 4. Theresa Urbine. LaDonna Vachon. Richard Vachon. Ross Van Horn. Robert Vorndran. Row 5. Marilyn Voirol, Ruth VonderHaar. Julia Vorick. Joan Yorndran. Alvina Wade. . in l I A . A 4 5 P .1 is if 1 ,d V,..,,., fl ,,,, . V for . f - is 1 1- Q . s if A rw 9 3 , SUPHUMUHES Hilleke, Donald Fritz, Eugene Fritz, Eugene Henry, Robert Didion, Gregory Sult, Paul Meehan, Arthur Heintzleman, and Francis Weaver. In G. A. A. the Sophomore girls displayed their talents as winners. ln the Volley Ball G. A. A. Tournament they won first place as champions and in the basketball tourna- ment they ran a close second to the Seniors. These girls are becoming skilled athletes. A A ,N . . Q , 9, 1 4 L ., i S? V 5.22 7 :a A fu ., 17 ' W ' , . ' , V .-,., ,.-Y in 1' fr-'Q I I I Q R .. fi F 6 V ' . 'l ' N A I Q l ,.. 5' J Q . , Y ,A ' . .F 5- A ii 9 , . v .tc . ,Q ' , - .V Ron' I. Robert Wedler. Patricia Wval- ker. Carl WVall, Rita Waltemath. Robert Weaver. Frank Weaver. Rau' 2. Marcine Weaver. Jean Wilkin- son. Ruth Winstel. Edward Woehnker, Marjorie Woehnker. Richard Woehnker. Row 3. Raymond Wolf, Mary Jane Wood. Joanna Wyant. Doris Ann Wyatt. Gerald Wiyss. June Wlyss. Ron' 4. Patricia Yaste, Patricia Zuber. Rita Zurbucll. Genevieve Zurbuch. fe L.- 5 nxxuugqlr as -Z The walls f HE FHESHMEN o CentralC h if Z T gs l sic x Sxtb I fi I' i Z at olic fairly bulged last fall when the new class of Freshmen made their first appearance at , C. C. They numbered approximately three hundred: and ' hence, it was quite a problem finding home rooms and teach- 4 ers for the group. However, the matter was soon adjusted: .E , and after a few weeks of bewilderment at the difference be- tween high school and grade school, the hopeful class of --LT settled down to the routine of school work and showed their ,gk x real school spirit by splendidly backing every worthwhile j s C. C. project and activity. l AJ 9 WACQPJ President Robert Voorhees Vice-president Alice Horn Secretary Robert Klingenberger Treasurer Dolores Timme ln the matter of supporting the various works of the M X' Mission Society. the Freshman class led the way and set a high standard for the other classes to follow. Records show i that this class was the outstanding group in the school. x since they invariably received a gold star for their generous contributions to all causes. Responsible in part for this re- I markable record were the Freshmen who acted as home room ' :, ' representatives for the Mission Society: ,lean Yachon. Rob- ert Voorhees, Kathryn Higgins, Leon l'lorstman. Cervase 54' , X H-..D P.- ,L'. - k , eiman, on 6-1165, ours ,laCqudL and .loan Bec man gS I Self ' FHESHME Row 1. Eugene Ackerman. Mary Adah Coch- ran, Virginia Ann Adams. Joan Alspaugh. Joseph Alter, Robert Alter. R010 2. Sue Ankenbruck, Marilyn App, Elizabeth Arend, Phyllis Arnold. Florence Au- gustyniak. Carlos Avila. Row 3. Daniel Leeuw.Susanne Barnes. Jack Barth, Marclyn Batchelder, Herbert Bauer, Eugene Beasley. Row Clarence Beauchot, Joann Beckman. Marjorie Ann Becker. Rosemary Beckstedt. Pat- rick Beerman. Robert Belot. Rott' 5. Marilyn Bender. Helen Berg. Steven Berg. Margaret Berning. Jim Best. Joan Bickel. Row 6. Roger Pitzen. Bill Block. Margie Black, Marilyn Blauvelt, Thomas Blee. Suzanne Grosh. Rott' 7. Lois Bletzacker. Robert Blosser. Joan Bodeker. John Baker, James Bonalioon. YVilliam Bonner. Row 8. Georgean Borkenstein, Lou Ann Box- berger, Lloyd Bracht, Harriet Brase. Elizabeth Brennan, Richard Brennan. R010 9. Kenneth Bletzacher. Patrick Brogan. Phyllis Ann Brown. Stanley Budzon. David Bur- lage, Robert Butz. Ron' IO. Doris Calkins. Delores Captain, John Carp. Esther l-larher. Donald Cassell. Phyllis Castle. Ron' 11. Ralph Castle. Coleen Ann Chaney, Joan Chamberlin. Cecilia Chomey. Mary Jane Christman. Mary Ann Clifford. Ron' 12. Donna Coe, Helen Colchin, Mary- joan Cox. Ronald Cox. Donald Creigli. James Croteau. Row 13. Patricia Joan Cuney, Dick Curtis. Lillian Cyr, Donald Dager, Betty Davis. Donald Davis. Row 14. Donna De Camp. Donald Degitz Gene Deininger, John Deitche, Daniel Dickmeyet -. -- , 0. .. 'sag I ' F 5' f 6 f ' c 1 Q 'cf in I .5 A A -E l is Q f ,F f , f , . -11' 4 'Q Q 5 in ly 'U 'SL 1 Q J' , , -, .A , , . ,e , , 1 1 0. H J cz , 'i . 1, -:ilu ii 1 . , . A It wk.. . A . I, U ,,,. Z I, E .L ' 1 A AHI- if ,,,. -, ... ii ' ' af' F6 iv 55 ' fi t . A za mWiLe Wow? oar X xx' X 5:9 f ?'. X x XI j f ,fx . ix.. 5? Q10 MW CX , QNW QS ,X X W xv-N' , ,X-Xvxxx'-X 0,6 W X . OVC. Ny NLCL A LEAHNEIJ PHUM THE FACULTY . 9-fm, , ! kk. wx ie 1 gf - lf! I v ,IXRH X 1 N, ffkx JA. 4 1.4 if -v?'VifMTNNX MADE FRIENDS ....... ' 5 K W O 5 ax x I I it . 31? iris FUUBHT BHZWELY IN SPUHT5 . . m 'Xqx ANI: Jnlman MANY IJLUBS .ff . ,A . .Q fi is 3 6 A 4' N V Z F, . g . ' .' f . . .. . IAN wi . ft if . W ft , . i I 1 . . f , fr X 2 . . A P 4 S' ' N ? 3, Q 5' zy y 9 7 3 - .. .. ag 2 ff f we 1 . ' X t 1 Alf sl 2 Q i M 'Q cs 5 W ,yr lg Q 8' , Q 1 3 'e it X ' it fl r , Row 1. Edythe Didier, Robert Didrick, Richard Dierkes, Patricia Dierkes, Joan Dirig. Row 2. Donald Doehring, John Downs, Mary E John Eichman, Phyllis Ann Elherson. Row 3. Michael Ellingham, Joseph Ellison, Marjorie Ann Elpers, Donald Engelking, Rosemary Ernst. .V 5 Row 4. Thomas Erpelding, William Fadus, Elaine A,,.- A I 5 .-f1 1 S 'll' Faurote, Ernest Faurote, Lucille Feipel. . Q 5 V - in ' if f, Row 5. John Fisher, JoAnn Freiburger, Dorothy Freis Ts - Y - if A ' 5 ff ' G h P ' A G dc I .Vx p Q: Q A ,nvr I tro el, Joan ep art, at11c1a nn er mg. Row 1. Sylvia Geroff, Ralph Giant, t i- N Q, - Joan Giere, Edward Gillie, Joan Gillieron, V 4 . ' ' V 'ur p 5' . .., - 7 V. 4,4 Arnold Gremaux, Margaret Cirardot. X it X ' V i - ' ' ' Row 2. Kathryn Glasper, Kenneth 1 'A l' 'N ' 'V A - , - . Caluoppo. Dolores Goneau. Marilyn X5 .W 5. K , Briggeman, Joan Cotta. Thomas Crahow- :' I . .. 'Q b..-, E : '- 2 , ski, Donna Crimmer. 5' 4 -- ' .fa - I 4 f s 1 - 1 ' Row 3. Phyllis Ann Grothouse, Nor- 5 ' i In ' . - man Gunkel, Louis .laCfIuaY1 Patricia A J -' 9 X fi i Hammerle, Gene Jansen, Lenora Hanley. S -N ' . x ff .:.. it 3: .f f X il . it ' Donald Jehl. , A I t o i X , Row 4. Catherine Hansen, Robert ,N ' H. ' . G . M Johnson. .Joyce Carr, Mary Ann Jones. X . is is 3? f V w Richard Horstman, Dolores Jordan, Paul M . ' V' i ' 'J , if . 4' 'C ft f Haughan. g i ' ' Wttmllll sl X f jot 7 1 2 3: K . ,Q S x tx ' Ill if 4 xv- g PHESHME The call for servers for the daily Mass at C. C. found the Freshman boys both willing and eager. even though for a time there was hardly a cassock small enough to Ht some of them. Faithful in keeping their appointments were the following: Willialii Martin. Donald Luther. Philip Zick- graf, Leon Horstman. Richard Zollinger. James Jvhiteman. Carlos Avila, Ralph Giant. Norman Gunkel. Jerome Hoevel. David Steckheck. James Simonis. Jvilliam North. Eugene Ackerman. and Bob Voorhees. Of this group Carlos Avila is deserving of special mentiong for not only was he fre- quently on hand to act as a substitute, but he also rendered an invaluable service as sacristan. setting up the altar on :tc FHESHME the stage for Mass and helping to keep the place benttingly clean and neat. The patriotism of the Freshman class found expression in their eilforts to make the bond drive the huge success that it was. The bond captains in each home room worked hard to put their rooms over the top: and it was with a gleam of satisfaction in their eyes that they could be seen every day outside their respective rooms tabulating the results that brought them ever closer to the goal of their quotas. The boys and girls who backed the attack as Captains W61'E'Z David Burlage. John Williams. Bob Klingenberger. James Scheffer. Rita Schnurr. Pat Maher. and John Morrell. R010 I. Robert Keene, Richard Kelly, Juanita Kintz, Mary Lou Kline, Robert Klingenberger. Row 2. David Klingenberger, Donald Klingenberger. Rita Klingenberger, Robert Klotz. Robert Koch. Row Constance Kocks, Richard Kohrman, Norman Kramer, Perpetua Kroemer, Theresa Huhn. Row 4. Bernon Kuyoth, Jr.. Sally Ladig, Jerry Lawlor. Delores Lebold, Eugene Bacon. Row 5. Frank Leto, Carolyn Lill, Edward Linder. Ruth Linehan, Patricia Ann Litot. 57 Z .5 X XX I K X x xx Xabr f Ron' I. Patricia Haughey, Ronald Hause, Theresa Heinkel, Sally Heminger, Norman Henry, John Hensler. Cervase Herman. R010 2. Robert Hershberger. Kathryn Higgins. John Hile, Gerald Hoeyel. Eugene Hoffman. Marilyn Haffner. Ron' 3. Patrick Hoffman. Marie Hogan, Leon Horstnian. Jeanne Holthaus. Patricia Hook. Alice Horn. Patricia Hughes. Ron' -1. Helen Huntine. Charles Hutt- inger. Wlilliam Isaacs. Barbara Jackson. Joan Kumfer. Molly Keane, Mary Alice Keckly. Z Q . x-:- I : t V ,.-. ..: 1 . ., 9 . . - ' ,... iv' n 54 S' L ' ..... + 'Q' .- K Y e. ,-:DQS -' if -S - 5, Q I , 'gl K ' Q I -I -A . 4' Wtytuqtll g E 1? 2 dk ul X f A N X f I' K ' y 21 .2 7 si 5' Q Ron' I. William Lofton. Thomas Lo- gan. Mary Helen Lonetti. Herbert Long. Bobert Loraine. Elizabeth Lotti, Betty Jean Luegring. Ron' 2. Donald Luther. Doris Lutz. Elizabeth Lynch. Shirley Lynch. Jean Lyttle. Helen Maddalone. Patrick Maher. R010 3. Joan Main. Dorothy Maliszeys ska. Mary Marcotte. Dale Martin. lVillian1 Martin. Joan Mathews. Harry Masbauni. Roll' J. Jacqueline Mayors. Mary Ellen McDonald. Carole Mc-Kean. Patricia Mc- Laughlin. Thomas Menzie. Harold Mere- dith. Marita Ann Meyer. ' A ' 2 f' y VZ if we J ' . . Q ....... . J-J X , J 7' ' . it . 'L J 1 N. e I X mg. ' ,..-.-er. ...Q ' 21' . 11 f. N- 5' H' 1 5- - .sf .AQ 'S' Q' i ' J K. te. e A Y J in J ...L 1 l ff' With the Music Department about to graduate its char- l ter members. it was very encouraging to find a number of Freshmen interested in instrumental music and choral work. Those who participated in the singing of the Glee Club were: Carole McKean. Dorothy O'Connell. Marilyn App, Sue Miller. Jacqueline Shaw. Sue Barnes. Harriet Brase. Rose Mary Ernst. Donald Overmeyer. Phyllis Brown. Mar- guerite Schafer. Daniel Leeuw. Marilyn Haflner. Molly Keane. Mary Ann Clifford. Sue Ankenbruck. Cloriann Naumcheff. Pat Maher. Ann Voirol. James Bonahoom. Jay Fisher. and Dave Klingenberger. As for the band and or- chestra, the Freshmen who were active were: Joan Cillieron, my .y., .L ... .... Q zqq 5 Zhy ylz , I . X5 ...,.,, 3 as 1 . :.t we ' A A ,... Iti - , 1 c fr . i . , L . a J J ..,,. C J' C U I 't J 4 . W in J s Qs- 1- - 6 - . A ,::.,... , ,.,-,..I I x zhk W K. g 9. ,,,: E K V g g .. X Y V V K F A VS y Q- I. B r X 3 . ' A 1 I X H nb it i 6 ' 4 st' e ' te l Rau' 1. Jean Ann Meyers. Mary Sue Miller. Betty Mills. Daniel F. Minick. Donald L. Minick. Roll' 2. Marguerite Moisica. Bita Monnner. Phyllis Ann Momper. Thomas Mungoyan. Eyelyn Moore. Rau' 3. Alice Morken. John E. Morrell. George Mud- rack. Helen Mae lVlud1'ack. Phyllis Mudracli. Ron' -1. James Murphy. Gloriann Naunicheff. Joe Nilllllll.'llE'l:l-. lJr. l. Alice Nichter. Jeannie Nicole. Roll' 5. Juliana Nix. Joan Noll. William North. Dayid Obergfell. Dorothy O'Connell. 58 A Row I. Barbara Offerle, Howard Olry, Gerald O7lVlor- row, Donald Overmeyer, Richard Overmyer. Row 2. Richard Passino. Norma Peck, Willialii Perry. Donald Perrey, Philip Perrey. Row 3. Theresa Perry, Joan Phillips, lVlargaret Pitzen, Frank Potosky, Charles Quinn. Row 4. Patrick Quinn, Mary Agnes Redmerski. Kather- ine Rehnen, Marcia Reinhart, Jolm Reuille. ROIUS. Carmella Rizzo. Reina Robinson. JoAnne Roffelsen. Adele Rogawski, Rosemary Rolape. if raaa V9 .... J , T v X X ...Nf ,. , Wh' or t f K 1 I a - f fx - 5 2..5.,.:.z:,,. , ' .. s '-.. S' E.::--.zzz -as ' P 'Was . . fs' ff kc: 2 'Q .Y 7 X , , 3 E'.. 'I A . fa, X 9 v as ll Q X K ' A 1 ' 4 t - FHESHME Williani Fadus, Gerald O,lVlorrow, Thomas Blee, Jay Fisher, Jack Hile, and Donald Davis. The task of rebuilding C. Cfs football and basketball teams for the 744-'45 season appeared a little less ominous. as large numbers of Freshmen turned out for these two sports. Not only was there quantity in abundance, but quality as Well. Some of the boys who will undoubtedly be playing a lot of football and basketball for C. C. in the next three years were: George Mudrack, Norman Henry. Bob Didier, Bob Voorhees, Frank Potosky. Bob Johnson. Edward Gillie, Bob Blosser. Tom Logan, and Dick Dierkes, -17105 X . Row 1. Alberta Rorick. Myron Ross- wurm. Lavonne Ryan. Theresa Ryan. Joan Ryan. Paul Ryan. Jean Ryan. R01v2. Ruth Sanders. Margaruitte Schafer. Melvin Srflierer. Eugene Schle- becker. Raymond St-hleinkofer. Joan Schmitt. Carolyn Schnieders. Ron' 3. Rita Ann Sclmurr, James St-heffer. Phyllis Seculoft. Margaret Sierra. Dominic Simone. James Simonis. Lillian Sitko. Ron'-I. Robert Shattuck. Jacqueline Shaw. Dennis Sherman. Donald Shoaff, Evelyn Shirey, Russel Shive, Marie Smith. Z Z sk 1 sg I 6 - ., . .,. ,.. . ' ' G 1' A f 1, I ia., - 1 if 4 iv fi .1 i E Q A HH: H 2 , A Qfgg .h . r g gk . . gl . , V .V Q g t 1 it i : J I V 5 ' . ii Q 1:- H gn I A .. an Ron' 1. Robert Vodde. Ann Marie Voirol. Dolores Volz. Robert Voorhees, Steven Vorick. Charlotte Vorndran. Row 2. Gwen Waite, James Watson. Eugene Wagner, Donald Weingartner, Marjorie Ubelhor. James Wliiterrian, Rita Wiegarid. Ron' 3. Jolm Willialiis. Phyllis Wink- ler. Marilyn Wfoehnker. Jeanette Wolf, Er- nestine lvolf. Marilyn Wfunderlin. Joseph Wlyatt. Ron' 4. Edward Yaste, Wfilliam Yott. Philip Zickgraf. Richard Zollinger, Rose- mary Zuber. James Zurzolo. Jean'Zwierko. mtiiunitll its 2 4K 1 ' ul Q I -rx x, NS - X I fi ll ' I , Row 1. John Sohaski, Helen Spieth, William Spraner, Lois Jean Stalf, Theresa Stanford. Row 2. David Steckbeck, Perry Steckbeck, Pearl Stine, Dorothy Stiegler, Josephine Stirlen. Row 3. Patsy Storch, Phyllis Strasser, Jeanette Swath- wood, Loretta Tatman, Mary Ann Taylor. Row 4. Joan Ternet, Teresa Till, Dolores Timme, Phyllis Ann Tobias. Edward Trabel. Rau' 5. Richard Troutman, John Thurber. John Lieber, Jean Vachon, Mary Ann Van Ryn. J .oia to 2 ' A A V 'e t i ,f J - . XX .. ,...., 7vA ' .:,. .,,. 5: s,. .x up K ,. Q-if ' A' ' x. .. ' ' V :::, , X J ff ' ' ' , fr ssi ,ooJJ . - o oto - A - . i f' R ' . J . Q Li N J ' 4 Q A Q , -,.' : : 1 X .,', i t l.:' Q K 1 Q! W T, N 'i .Ti A i ,. 1 1 Qi FHESHME While the boys were doing all right for themselves in athletic competition, the girls were not idle either. Many Freshmen participated in the tumbling event presented for the Mothers Club. Every home room sponsored a team in the G. A. A. Intramural Basketball Tourneyg and while the Freshmen did not manage to come up with a winner. they did make a good showing for themselves. A large number of girls also took part in various other activities of the G. A. A. Outstanding among the athletic-minded Freshmen were the Ryan twins. Jean and iJoan, Jean Van Ryu, and Patricia McLaughlin. X f 1 , X 2 , , Q y , f f 1 f 2 'a 9 1 K 4 .. 4 ' -' 7, ::1-:-es:.':- . H is 0 ' 4, 6 5 Vg? sz 4 2 ' ' 29 W 1 f 0 f if 2, x 4 , I A. M V ff M ,.,, V ,jf K if 0 If 'M A 7 f Q ff X .K W 4 25, g 9, , w AQ . 'V K j 4 'w 9, if f ' A, f -Z., v . :WHY ' , ':, ,Q , 4 WW f ' E: fy, .. Q 254 5 ' e ,,:' . X .Q W5 zz , 4 . tg . f s the-A l r in W0 t larfwe ll C owgllt Mike and Molly played the game hard. They won and they lost, but regardless of the odds they always played to win. While Mike played, Molly cheered, and C. C. was proud of its teams, since they refused to play second iiddle in any league. Central Catholic has produced championship teams before and will do so again. will ,Z as 5 . ia , SEI' ' a l li x. , p - W e ATHLETIES: X it a ', -Jack Shnvlin fl! Betta Brennan ff Teresa Emanuel 6 7 1 Q if ' wifi 1, YT, 5 : XY if - 'Q 'Q - I 4 xg-.N l Hi DUI1 Feichter-Jim Bnqenschutz-Bill Huharts ' h Jun Harthnll-Joe Ma er Though giving much promise at the outset of the season, the 1943 edition of lrish football did not measure up to expectations. The team won but one game, a 7-0 win over the Marion Giants, played on a water soaked field. C. C. scored only two other touchdowns all season. One of these gave them a temporary lead over South Sideg the other was a fruitless last quarter marker that averted a shut-out at the hands of C. C. of South Bend. Yet, one cannot judge a season solely by the Hwon and lostn column, but by the fight and courage the team showed as the going got tougher. C. Cfs gridders fought hardg they took their beatings courageously, they dis- FIRST ROW: Joe Haifley. Paul Meehan. Ray Wolf, Adrian Cladieux. Ed Tourney, ,lack Krouse, Mike Lemish. Don Stndler, Louis Roy, and Tom Mungovan. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Roland Cox. Ed Martin, Joe Winehrenner. Carl Biesiadia. Leo Jehl. .loe Parks, George Beckman, Jim Bogenschutz. Joe Maher, Zeno Nix, Jack Harkenrider. and Bob Didier. ' THIRD ROW: Dick Horstman, Leo DuWan. John Zwierko, Charles Strebig, Bill Schneider. Bob Lynch, Al Gillie, Bill Ehrman, Jim Bonahoon, Ray Tobin. Stan Sorgen, and Philip Perry. FUUTHALI. SEASIIN C. C. ................ 0 Huntington .... 18 C. C. ...... ....... 7 Marion ........... . C. C. ...... ....... 0 North Side ...... 24 C. C. ...... ....... 0 South Side ..... . C. C. ...... ....... 0 Central ............ 38 C. C. ...... ....... 7 S. B. Cath. ...,,, 13 C. C. ...... ....... 7 South Side ...... 12 C- C. ...... ....... 0 North Side ...... 44 played a sportsmanship that was truly com- mendable. Our co-captains, Joe Maher and Jim Bogenschutz, along with Don Feichter and Mike Lemish turned in highly creditable per- formances that even merited them city-wide attention. :JF 1 9 I7 Q 4 5 ff,---K Final instrucfians L8Illl.SlL intercepts Bien: ouytsteps Wolf nTl1ey shall not pass 'CBu,tterfingers,' ls y ougkf PCLUQ g f 1 X, f , f A ..-ff' Z 2682 657 ,A kf--ff if ,, if Wwaww, .,..., 5 A WW... . 'kj' EDITUH-DISH WIDMAN BUSINESS MANAGER-JUAN HAHTMAN 3 FATHER WHHTZ The man who really is behind the team is Father Wirtz. He provides the teams with the best of equip- ment, schedules the games, hires the officials, and does many other things. This year Father Wirtz took over the coaching job near the end ofthe basketball season. Father Wi1'tz is really doing a great job as Athletic Director and as Coach. Hats off to Father Wi1'tz VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAMf C, C, ,,,,,,, ,,,tt,, T 0 Ossian .,,,,.,.,t...i,,,,, l6 C. . ....., ..t,.,... D unkirk C. C. r,,,.,, ,,,,r., 3 -L Auburn ,i,i,...,,.......,.... 30 C. C. ....,, ......... C Oncordia . C, C. ,,,,,,, ,...... 3 4 Huntington Cath. ...... 28 C. C. ...... .... S Outh Side .. C, C, ,,.,,,, ,.,..,. 3 0 New Haven ................ 25 C. . ...... ....... E lnihurst C. C. ,,,..., ....,,. 2 7 Central ........ ....,.... 4 9 C. C. ...... Butler C, C. ,,,,,,, ..,..,. 3 6 Yorktown .... ......... 3 -1 C. C. ...... .... L Go . ............. .. C, C, ,.,.,,. ......, 3 5 Hoagland .,,..... ,...,.... l 3 C. . ...... .... N ew Haven ..... C, C, .,,, ,,,.,., 5 3 Berne ,,,,,,,...,,.. ......... 3 7 C. . ..,,.. ,......,. 5 9 Decatur Catholic C. C. ....... .,..... 4 2 North Side ...... ......... 2 9 C. . ...... .... B luflton .......... EUAEH VUEBELE Early in February Central Catholic lost its coach, Joseph Voegeleuto the army. He is one of the 'three faculty members now in the service. Coach Voegele in his two and a half years at C. C. piloted the basketball team to a State Catholic Championship. He also saw the inauguration of track as a major sport at C. C. The school says. Good luck. Joe. and many thanks for all you've done for us. 66 V' X BASKETBALL SE SU Central Catholic's varsity this year may have no trophies or championships to show for its efforts, but not since the days of Ed Stanczak has an lrish team compiled a more impres- sive array of net victories. The final count was lT wins as against only 3 losses. At the very outset of the season, C. C. gave evidence of its latent power by blasting out a 70-16 win over hapless Ossian, the highest score ever made by a C. C. team. This was fol- lowed by victories over Auburn, Huntington Catholic, and New Haven. Then came the Central game, Handicapped by illnesses and facing a team that was strutting its state championship abilities, C. C. was forced to taste defeat for the first time. The letdown, however, was short- lived, as the lrish bounced right back into winning ways with successive victories over York- town, Hoagland, Berne. and lto climax it alll a win over North Side. By this time, C. Cfs team had become a smooth. driving, masterful quintet. Dunkirk was next to fall, and then FIRST ROW: Father Wirtz, Jack Danehy. Mike Lemish. Dick Plumb. Ed Tourney. and Leo lehl. SECOND ROW: ,lack Krouse. Bill Schneider, Bill Roberts. Jim Kartholl. and Bob Ness. , ,- .-ff , J another city rival, Concordia. That set the stage for the South Side Came, but the Green Archers, frequently rated among the ten best teams in the state, had too much for the Purple and Cold. Undaunted by this defeat, however, C. C. inaugurated another string of victories to Hnish out the regular season. Father Wirtz was in charge of the team now, and he piloted the boys to Wins over Elmhurst, Butler, Leo, New Haven, Decatur Catholic, and Bluffton. The sectional tournament found C. C. pitted against Harlan in the tough upper bracket along with South and North Side. The Irish managed to get by the Hawks, but the slow, tanta- lizing offense of South Side spelled the downfall of the lrish. Disappointing though the ending may have been, the varsity of 1943-44 certainly added another brilliant chapter to the basket- ball annals of Central Catholic. 67 jkey page fo in .W U5 Father Wifi: tells them 11011 Roberts unIa.res'? Mac plus fack:2 Kartlzoll scores another Cheerleaders Everyone knows the cheerleaders, Mary Ann Schlink lcaptainl, Mary Alice Wyatt, and Marie Ann Lauer, who so enthusiastically lead the songs and cheers at the games and pep ses- sions. They are responsible for put- ting the students and the team into the winning spirit. STUDENT MANAGERS: Jack McClellan Dean Franke Paul Sult Tom Shovlin Ronald Cox Leo Jehl Joe Winebrenner Student Manaqers Any C. C. athlete can tell you that these boys are Jack McClellan, Dean Franke, Paul Sult, Tom Shovlin, Ron- ald Cox, Leo Jehl, and Joe Winebren- ner. That's right, they are the student managers. These boys distribute the equipment, keep it in good condition, and give some medical attention. Let's give the student managers a big cheer! CHEERLEADERS: Mary Ann Sclilink Mary Alive Wyatt Marie Ann Lauer RESERVE TEAM Dan Anderson Don Canfield Gregory Hult L1--o Jehl Paul O'Connor Herli l'lllgllCll3l'll Ray Fabian Ronald Cox Gene Heideiirr-ic-I1 Jack 'llUlll'llC'y Paul Hanghan Richard Plumh Nlauriee Ilelili 0 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Although not many people pay much attention to the reserve basketball team. in the eyes of the coach it is a11 important factor in planning for the future. From this team Comes the players who are to make up the Varsity basketball teams for Central Catholic in future years. Much time a11d labor are given to show the younger boys the principles of team work so important in a winning team. The reserye squad is made up of mostly sophomores and juniors. This year many promising players turned out for the team. Among them were Jehl. Pluniln. Fabian. Helih. Tourney. Canfield. U'Connor. Sult, Haughan. and Heiden- reieh. These boys played line basketball all season long and displayed splendid team work. With this line material C. C. should haye good teams i11 the future. 151113-191111 RESERVE BASKETBALL SEHEBULE C. C. .... ........ 1 8 Ossian ........ ....... 2 O C. C. ..... ....... 2 2 Concordia .......... 30 C. C. .... ........ 1 3 Auliurn .............. U C. C. ..... ....... 1 0 South Side ......,. 17 C- C- ---' -'----A' 2 T Hum- Cath- ------ 8 C. C. ..,.. ,.,.,.. 2 l Elinliurst ........., I8 C. ..,. ....,. l l Sfblltll Sid? ........ v Qwvwbb 1 T Butler 20 -- --'-'- A 3 SFTHI ---- -------- C. C. ...,. ....,.. 1 1 5011111 Side ..,..... 23 .. .. .... ..... ' 'or 'town .... - , , 7 ,. .. ..,.. ....... 1. 0 ........ l C. C. .,.. ...... 1 4. Hoagland ....,,.,., I6 1 Q Let' 9 C. C' -AAV VV-iV,VV 2 9 Rem? -Af,iifi-,--,,,- 13 C. C. ..... ....... I2 U Xen' Haven .,...... -10 C. C. .BBB ssss W 12 50,111 Sid.. qsssssss 29 C. C. ..... ..... . 23 Decann- Cath. ,... 15 C. C. .... ...... Z2 -1- Dunkirk ............ l9 C. C. ..... . . H13 Bluffto11 ..........,. 22 This year sixteen boys were awarded the athletic monogram for participating in sports. Not many students realize how much free time and effort these hoys have given for the glory of Central Catholic. Sports have taught these boys the necessity of a strong body and sportsmanship, which is also necessary in future life. Of the sixteen awarded monogram sweaters, only six will return next year to continue in the field of sports. Many of them, seniors, have played their last game for C. C. The teams were fortunate to have such fine leaders as Joe Maher and Jim Bogen- shutz, co-captains of football, and Jim Kartholl, captain of basketball. As the school year is closing, we Want to thank these boys for the fine entertain- ment and thrills they have given us. MONOCRAH CLUB: Sitting fleft to riglitl Jack Danhey Bolt Ness Mike Lemish George Beckman Hay Wolfe Jacla Krause Ed Marlin Don Feichtel' Standing tleft to rightt Carl Biesatla ,lim Bogenschutz ,lure WVll19lJ1'E1ll1E1' ,lim Kartholl Bill Roberts Bill Schneider Ed Tourney t Joe Maher E.II. MU UEHAM IILUB IQQW. 306 Kneeling lleft to right? Charles Trapp ,lim Ranpher lVarra,-ri llilleke Don Brogan Mike Cast ,lim Blee Ntanding lleft to rightl 1 Le 1 Jn,-hl ,lack Bly Kenny llarnbrook Tim Mr-Cann Dick Winkler Paul lloy 72 lgoom 311 Joe Dahm Eugene Hoffman .loe Naumcheff Edward Martin Bill Colehin Charles Kesterson Kenny Herz Bob Ehrman Tom Gnau BUYS' I I-UVIU With the Cooperation of the Athleti D l C epartment. Father Gollner again Conducted tie boys intramural basketball program this year. Beginning shortly after the Christ- mas holidays, two leagues were organized!-one for the Juniors and Seniors. the other for the Freshmen and Sophomores. Every home room that Could muster hve eligible players was represented in one of these leagues. Games were played during the noon hour, and a goodly Crowd of partisan fans was always on hand to Cheer their favorites. Competition in the two leagues was so keen that, when the season ended. five teams were tied for first place in one league and three in the other. These intramural games not only enabled those boys not of varsity Calibre to en- joy some reereationg but they also gave the students of C. C. something interesting to watch during the long noon hours. It is to be hoped that the students of C. C.. realizing the many advantages of intramural basketball. will cooperate fully with those in Charge so that these hne institutions can be contin d ' . . - ue in the future. ,. IQOOM 304 Kneeling Cleft to rightj Betty Ellen Murphy Delores Fenker Mary Ann Schlink Betty Menefee Mary Jane Sloder- beck Standing tleft to right! Ruth Johnston Betty Troutman Rita Ciradot Edith O'Rourke GIRLS' - THAMUH!-XLS Almost every noon enthusiastic students entered the gym to witness the girls' intramural basketball games. The girls follow the regular standard girls' rules for the basketball games which is a change after observing collegiate basketball rules all year. Each home room in the school was represented by a team composed of eight girls who volunteered to sacrifice a part of their lunch period one day a week to bring honor to their respective home rooms. These games not only aided the girls physically, but they seemed to arouse and interest the boys also. Room 304 was the leading team of the senior and junior girls. Room 206 proved to be the most outstanding team among the sophomore and freshman girls. Some outstanding players on these teams are Edith Oililourke, Pat Yaste, Betty Ellen Murphy, and Ruth Schlink. - MJ IQOM1 206 lLeft to rightl Pat Yaste Pat Walkel' Betty Tyler Harriet Meier Miss Highway Ruth Schlink Mary Lou Adang Lillian Hayden Mary Steigler Nancy Reader 73 H.A.H. UPPIEEHE President ...A.....,. ..,.. .,......., B e tty Ellen Murphy Vice-president .,,,,,,. .,,,.,A.... H elen Bulili Treasurer ..,,......,V,.,V. .r,,7V7..,,Y. G ene Keller Publicity Manager ....,. ..4,, ,I oellen McDonald - S , , , SRuth Johnson Point eel etary ...... ,.,,,,.... I Mary Becker Advisor .....r,,,,..,, .,,,., M iss Julia Heighway E.A.A.5PUHT HEADS Left lu rn-ln vlaste. lla .lane Slml ss ll:-1-'l1w'1x' erbecli : Mary Jane illL'Nllllf'. Mary Lou Atlang. Pal Mary Ann Svhlinli. Mary Saxon. Mary . .,, ,I J 4 GIRLS' THLET While the boys have showered glory on the school by their excellent work in bas- ketball, the girls have not been idle. These active lasses participated in many events during the past year. The top event of the year was the tumb- ling exhibition presented, for the enjoyment 'of the M0lllCl'lS Club. The exhibition. which was presented by the freshman and sopho- more girls, consisted of tumbling events, re- lay races. basketball and volleyball games. -2Y.-Q-g-o-.- G.A.A.TUMBLEH5 Bollmn Row llefl tu rightlz Mary Ann Yanllyan. Madonna jordan. Pal Walker. Ruth Yonrlerllaar. Mary Ann Nash. Mary l,ui1 Arlang. Second Row llc-fl lo riglnr: Pat llclnxrlglilin. .leanetle Lapp. Phyllis Winkler. Barbara Otlerle. Top Row lleft lo Flglllli ,loan Ryan. ,lean Ryan. 1,1 III 'YQ'- ' RSSUIII TIU The annual volleyball tournament was won by the Sophomore girls. They defeated the Senior team in a thrilling game. As for the social trend of the organization, a skating party was held April lil at l3ell,s Rink for the girls and other students. A huge crowd attended and fun was had hy all. The association is operated on a point basis for which certain insignia are given, and it is through a very active participation in sports that the in- signia are gained. Those girls who have earned the coveted big HCN for the year are: ,lean Keller, Mary Saxon, Ruth Nichter, Ruth Johnson, and Mary ,lane McNulty. 5.1-LA. VIILLEY BALL CHAMPS Kneeling lleft to rightlz Pat Yaste, Lillian Muldoon. Nlerwyn Rulo. Standing lleft to right? : Ruth Schlink. Geraldine Moyer. Ruth Yon- derllaar. Lucille Johnston. ,loellen McDonald. Mary Lou Adang. Pat Walker. -f ' h ,,,,.,.f N MISS JULIA HEIEHWAY Miss Heigliway is a prominent ligure acting as director of the Girls' lntramural Tournaments which are the most important physical activity of the girls, schedule for the year. Also her leadership in the physi- cal education classes for the freshman and sophomore girls is to he commended. li. fl. ll. Mnnnqram Winners Sitting tleft to right! : Barbara Bonalnmn. Mary Saxon. Ruth Nicluer. Mary Ann Sehlink. Bs-tt5 llenefee. Mary ,lane McNulty. Bliss l-liglrway. Standing tleft In rightt: Gene Keller. Helen Buhb. Mary Becker. Betty Ellen Murphy. Chaplain ILL, Herman J. Schnurr The teacher who flirl so much to develop the flralnatie and oralarical talent of the students of Central Catholic during the years 1939-1942 4 Chaplain flst Lt., Paul J. Schmid The energetic and lleternzined superintendent of Central Catholic during the year 1942-1943 : .ff 1 ' 3 w s -' iff' fi S -.Lf . ' that man? ofme Would you like to see Mike and Molly really work and enjoy doing it? Then the students should recall the numerous activities which were sponsored at C. C. during the past school year. lt was Mike and Molly working through their different clubs. The daily Mass guards. the weekly Mission collections. the semi-monthly Civic Club meetings. the frequent musical programs. the regular issues of the Sham- rock. and the fine presentations of the Dramatic Club showed Mike and Molly at their best. Nix .m KE? Ad, H -.1 ' SCHUUL UHGANIZATIUNS sz' 'Q Qwheiff 5 ' Eluhs M ' -. -,'. . Jeanne Sheteren X Z Audrey Hey 9 2 Sally Snider X 5 i hr -'I' X 61 v A ! A A x, is I N if .. N , X lrene Memper Musu: Dept EENTHAL E!-X THULIU5 WAR BUN D BUUTH ing t ' 'ff ' M. Reinhart M. O'Connell B. Spranger R. Carteaux ,l. Linn Father Collner Xl. Mettler M. Horton J. Dahm C. Rock B. North Standing rleft to rightl T. Ryan E. Gross J. Ciere Ni. Suelzer .l. Crimmer KI. llebh R. Perrey D. Leuw 78 Students Spiritual Council President ..... .....i M ary Ellen Mettler Secretary ,.... ..1 .........,......... Herman Till Moderatorsmru N--lliev. Lawrence Gollner lSr, Margaret Agnes Steadily gaining more prestige. the Students Spiritual Council is one of the outstanding organizations at Central Catholic. Under the guidance of its moderators, Fr. Collner and Sr. Margaret Agnes. the club ac- complished much this year. Membership in the Spiritual Council is limited to a representative from each home room: and the work of the club is performed by various special committees. These committees look after the bulletin board near the chapel. put up inspiring religious posters throughout the school. as- sign Mass servers. and maintain a spirit of quiet in the halls during Mass. Other activities of the club consisted of spiritual bouquets sent to Pope Pius XII, Bishop Noll. and Fr. Cross. At Christmas time the Council sponsored a drive for funds to purchase gifts for the orphans, The drive was a huge success. thus showing the generous spirit that prevails among C. C. students. The Students Spiritual Council has indeed by its constant efforts helped to keep the student spiritual morale soaring high. May it be even more successful in future years! EBU IEA li II.l1 Chairman ,,,,,,,7v ,,,,, lt largaret Trentadue Asst. Chairman .,..Y ,..VY P atricia Gremaux Dishurser ..,A...... ....,,,7,,7, M arie Meyer Moderator ....,A,,,.. .. ,,,. ,,,,7, S r. Mary Ambrose ln 19-1,2 there was formed a group at Central Catholic, which proved to be quite different from most of the other clulrs. Consisting entirely of girl 1l16lHl3Cl'S. these lasses deserve a lot of credit since they receive little publicity for the excellent work they have done. The Veronica Guild makes finger towels. amices. and altar cloths. The Chapels at the Chancery. here at Central Catholic. and at the Allen County Institutions were all provided with linens through the efforts of the Veronica Guild. Mending, washing, and ironing the linens were works which the girls truly enjoyed. Their efforts. though not greatly publicized. have certainly been appreciated and should be a source of pride and satisfaction to those who have engaged in this very worthwhile project. Standing flcll to lst row: .l'. UIWJIIILIIIX Fr. Marie' Anil Nl. 'lll'L'I'll21KlIIt' ,l. Xlmlrack 2nd row: Ii. Falamon l. Nlerrinnnne ri hll PIT Nl. L3I'lllelllllt l' 3rd row: M. Winkvr P. Nmlrle B. Wehrele E. l'luClt -llll row: P. Becker Bl. Meyers ll. BE'1'gll1ll'l C. lleminger Sth row: B. Hoelhele R. Zurlnnih G. Shaner 6th row: M. Cayat A. Tainler M. Nash P. Perry J. Kintz Tlll row: B. Lolli XI. Nlomper Sitting lleft to right! St T. Saxton A, Poinsette B. Cebhart R. Cerardot M Roberts J. Dahm B. Murphy J. Bergholl R. Schnnrr D. Freiburger G. Shaner J. .lacquay .l. Hile anding ileft to right! F. Weaver Fr. Frawley J. Shrimp M Cahjol P. Steer D. ,lehl D. Rauner J. Daley R. Waltemath B. Roethele J. Hanpfer D. Freihurger Leqinn nf Mar President .......... Betty Ellen Murphy Vice-President ,....... james Berghoff Secretary .......... ...... R ita Roeihele Treasurer ...... ......... J oseph Dahm Moderator .......... Rev. John Frawley Seated around a spacious tahle in the school library. the Legion of Mary has niet every Monday evening to plan and execute its now well-known traditions: the Living Rosary, the May devotions. the visitation of the sick at St. ,losephis Hospital. serving the school Mass. and filling the classroom holy water fonts. This active work would be fruitless if it were not fortified by the prayers of the aux- iliary inembers. made up of lay men and women. and the adjutorian znernbers. made up of Religious. The efforts of this combined group at Central Catholic are placed in the hands of Our Blessed Lady of Victory. the official title of our praesidiurn. The Legion of Mary wishes to express its sincere gratitude to the ad- ministration of the school under the leadership of Bishop Noll for their constant solicitude and encouragement. SH EI. III. B President ,,,,,,,,, ,.... P alricia Gremaux Vice-President ,,.,,. .,.... R aymond Pease Secretary ,,,A,,,,. ..,... R ose Ann Kinles Treasurer .,.A.. ,...., G eorgiann Shaner Moderator ,..,, ...... S r. Mary Angele Among the many newer organizations at Central Catholic is a group of Juniors who call themselves the Shael Club. The secret of the clubls purpose and activities is revealed in the title, Shael. which is a word coined from the initials of L'Sacred Heart and Enthronement Leaguefl The clubls latest project has been an attempt to contact well-known busi- ness men and women of Fort W3y'I1C in an effort to have the Sacred Heart program broadcast over the local radio stations. The promotion of devotion to the Sacred Heart is certainly a project that will bring many blessings to the school as well as to those who have labored so tirelessly to foster it. Our thanks then to the Shael Club for their noble efforts in this regard! . 1 rf. -1 lt, 21 lt! A .lr , fl All .X my Q ff nl Standing lleft to rightl K. Johnson M. Trenladue C. Nlatles I. Muflrack M. Maroney E. L. Schlebecker Crouch A. Shone M. Nlomper M. Cerardot F. Knight A. Matles M. Joseph Sitting flcft to right? M. Meyer J. Freistoffer R. Kimes Sister Mary Angele P. Gremaux C. Shaner C. Kinlz P. Furge Seated lleit to rightl R. Fabian C. Mohl L. .laequay D. Perry R. Johnson B. Lauthan br. Maureen Therese B. Ryan B, Murplly Fr. Staah .l. Daley C. Kissinger L. Horstman P. Yoclcle M. Kast Stanmling tleft to riglitt .l. Saxton J. Baker C. Shaner ,l. Obergfell NI. Cajat J. Bet-lainan B. Getty C. llermann D. Anderson B. 82 Yom-liees St.l31'aIu:is avier issinn nit Presulent ........... ...., B etty Ellen Murphy Vice-President ...... ................ B ob Ryan Secretary ............ L ........ .Ioan Daly Treasurer ........................... ...... B en Louthan Corresponding Secretary .......................... Ruth Johnson iRev. Christian Staah 'Moderators ...................... ..... . ISister Maureen Therese Afhliated with the National Catholic Stuclentsi Mission Crusade. the St. Francis Xavier Mission Lvnit of Central Catholic is one of the most active cluhs in the school. The purpose of the cluh is tliree-foldfprayer. study. and sacrifice. All over the world go contributions from the St. Francis Xavier Mission Unit of C. C.. and to our own Allen County Institutions. A new plan was initiatecl this year hy the unit. The meetings of the unit were held in all stu- clent assemhlies with everyone in attendance. instead of the previous meetings with only home room representatives. Enunt Institutions Vu unteers Marking its first anniversary with the coming of Lent this year, the singers. and servers who have con- tributed so much of their time and effort to this worthy cause deserve a round of applause from the student body. The organization acknowledges its ever grateful thanks to: Eugene Va- chon for the line work on the altar at the Irene Byron Sanatoriumg the parishes of the city for their gener- ous donations of vestmentsg the Veronica Guild for its ample supply of beautiful linensg and The Mission Unit for its ever-generous donations to the cause. The regular singers of the organization include Mary Anderson, Pat Gremaux, and Collette Mohl. The servers are Ed Rooney, Jay Bueter. and John Zwierko, Dick Goetz is the accompanist. During the Lenten season the regu- lar choir was augmented by the addi- tion of Agnes Marcotte, Elizabeth Salamon, and Barbara Bonahoom who sang for the Monday evening services at the Irene Byron Sana- torium. SUNDAY MASS AT IRENE BYRON Standing tleft tori Ed Rooney KI. Anderson Fr. Yichuras P. Gremaux C. Molil ADVISOR Father Vichuras STAFF HEADS tstandingl Bob Welch Phyllis Walker Mary E. Mettler tsittingl Mary M. Kroenier .lunella Vachon Betty Sheehan EDITOR Dick Widman BUS. MGR. .loan Hartman jlte fill... Editor ...................,., ..... D ick Widman Business Manager ................ Joan Hartman Advisor ..................,r Rev. Michael Vichuras Hand in hand with graduation is the publication of the annual. This is one of the school publications most eagerly awaited by the student body. The '6Echo,' is the historical review in pictures of the past school year. Our yearbook cannot be published in just a week or a month: for it comprises all the happenings and doings of the entire student body throughout the school year. re- quiring much time and work on the part of the staff. Men- tion and credit should also be given to those whose pro- fessional services have helped to make our annual what it is. The photography was handled by Mr. Breimerkamp of the Cron Studios. The engraving was done by the Fort Wayfiie Engraving Company. with Mr. Virgil Montague and Mr. Gene Craig as its representatives. The printing was the work of the Keefer Printing Company. It is our hope that in the years to come after graduation. the Echo will bring back fond lnemories of this school year. THE EEHU ST FP cfdiforraf Staff Z? ' Betty Sheehan Dolores J ehl Jeanne Sheteron Bette Drennan Audrey Roy June Fitzgerald Jack Shovlin Typists: Mary M. Kroemer Lois Goneau Josephine Mudrack Irene Momper Sarah Snider Theresa Emanuel Pictures: Bob Welch Dan Hilker ujznefnd Siu!! Circulation: Mary E. Mettler Rita lVl. Cerardot Dorothy Freihurger Betty E. Murphy Advertising : Junella Vachon Rita Re-itz Georgiann l-lilker Patrons: Phyllis Walker' James Lee FCIIO EDITORIAL STAFF Seatml llc-ft to right: .l. Fheleron B. Sli:-chan l. Nlurnpn.-1' T. Emanuel Nl. Nl. Kramer B. xwlllllllilll .l. Mllclrack L. Gnueail D. .lelml B. Drennan J. SllUYllll Slanfling lla-fl to right! S. Snider B. Welvli D. Hilker ECHO BUSINESS STAFF Standing lleft to right! P. Walker .l. Lee R. Xl. Cerardot D. Kelly R. Rietz Filling lleft to right! D. Freiliurger H. E. Mettler J. Hartman C. llilker B. E. Nlllrpliy 85 DEIJIIIATIUN The 1944 ECI-IU is dedicated hy the Seninr Elass tn their farmer teachers, lfhapiain Paul J. Schmid, Ehaptain Herman J. Schnnrr, Pvt. Jnseph Veegele, and tn the graduates at Central lfathnlic High Schmid new serving nur cnimtry nn the land, in the air, and nn the sea. May End grant that as unstanding Eathntics and Americans they may nnhiy serve their End and Ennntry. SIIAMROCK BUSINESS STAFF Standing tleft to rightl H. Bowers E. Rooney T. Fillippo J. Crmgclon .l. Loney Sealed lleft to rightl H. ll. Gerartlot M. E. Mettler Sr. Catherine Joseph L. Nichols . Coeeke C. Hilker Y EDITORIAL STAFF Sealed' tleft to rightl C. lxissinger ill. llexine ll. Bower R. Cerarrlot K. Allgeier P. Nlclntyre B. Cross J. Nlcflonahl A. Roy P. Perry Bl. Trentaclne J. fXlcNnlty J. Fitzgerald Standing tlelt to right! R. Smith P. Dclweiler T. Partee L. Nichols T. llngnenarcl S. Snrgen D. llilker ADYISUR Sr. Catlierine Joseph we .S7ACLl'l'll'0C C0-editors lBf 'Y Gross Grable Advisor ..............,....................................... Sister C3ll1Cl'lll9 Joseph The hopes and amlnitions of the Journalism class were realized this year in a lun-ffei' and better SllQ1lll'OCli. Fl' Linder the able leadership of Sister Catherine Joseph. the paper gained these heights. as well as retain its memhership in the Xational Catho- lie Press Association. The ever popular gossip Column. Loose Ends. still re- mains tops among C. C. students. A new feature was aclclecl in the letters of Uncle Burnt Toast to his nephew Peg Leg. ln these cleverly written letters our superintendent. Father Cross. pepped up the stuclent morale each month. Co-editors Don Gralwle and Betty Gross helped do their share in getting out the paper each month by going all out for thc Shamrock. 86 The Shamrock Staff a11ff.,,f,.f Siu!! g,,,f,.e,, Staff FEATURE WRITERS Carol Kissinger June Fitzgerald Helen Bower Ronald Wyss ,lean McNulty Patricia Perry Audrey Roy Paul Detweiler Tom Huguenard ART STAFF Patricia Mclntyre Katherine Allgeier Stanley Sorgen Dan Hilker REPORTERS ,loellen McDonald Jeanne Loney Edward Rooney Donna Xeidhardt Vincent Coecke Georgian Hillcer Larue Nichols Anthony Fillippo Rita Marie Gerardot Mary Ellen Mettler Helen Rower TYPISTS Catherine Beyer Sarah Snider Gloria Kraus Jeanne Sheteron Joan Johnson Blanche Yates Rita Reitz Dorothy FI'E'llJlll'gE1' CO-EDITORS Belly Cross Don Gralmle STAFF TY PISTS bllllllllllg lleft to right? C. Beyer S. Snider G. Kraus B. Yates H. llvlll .l. Sllt'Il'l'tlIl J. Jolmnson D, Freiliurgei SHAMROCK ROOM REPRESENTATIVES 87 STUDENT COUNCIL Seated lleft to right? M. Flory C. DeloH Ei' Igggiy The Student Council helps the faculty solve the various problems con- J- HCHFY fronting the school. The group is composed of the officers of each class Father Cross Standing lcleft to D. Fabian G. Disser R. Weaver M. Gladieux R. Fox B. Drennan R. Toban L. Christy P. Dwire D. Boylan B. Brennan D. Grable 88 right! and a representative selected from each junior and senior home room. Jerry Henry. Senior class president. is chairman and presides at the meet- ings. He is assisted by the other Senior class officers. Phil Dwire. Maxine Flory. and Patricia Perry. One of the biggest activities of the Student Council this year was the sale of lVar Bonds and Stamps. The student body co-operated whole- heartedly in this activity, and over 317.000 in bonds and stamps were sold. Showing their initiative and ingenuity. the Junior members of the Council planned and promoted the second annual Junior Dance which was held February 18. at St. Paulis auditorium. Among the topics discussed this year was the problem of tratiic in the halls. Many suggestions were given by the Student Council. some of which after careful consideration by the faculty. were put into effect. BU IJ IIAPTAI 5 When the 4th Xvar Loan Drive was announced. Central Catholic im- mediately took steps and announced the quota for the students. Each Freshman and Sophomore was expected to buy at least 532.00 worth of war stamps. 563.00 was the quota set for the upper-classmen. Each home room had its representative in the -lth War Loan Drive. With the encouragement of the home room captains. most of the students bought their quota. Many students bought 5825 War Bonds. Several pur- chased SSO Bonds. Leading Central Catholic on to success in its campaign. were the purchasers of the S100 Bonds and the 551000 Bonds. Thus C. C. completed her drive way up on top. BOND IIAPTAINS Standing tleft to 1 P. J. D. E. J. J. J. P. KI. L. M. R. A B. R. Maher Sclieffer XV1,-aver Wagner Morrell Maher Lee Herglioff Wurslner Walkei' Jelll Xveaver Anderson Spranger Sr-linurr LATIN CLUB Sitting tleft to right? J. Fitzgerald C. Deloli D. Boylan Fr. O'Connor B. Weaver E. Muldoon THE L TI III. B President ..,,llll. ...... R ita Weaver Vice-President ....., ..,,... D an Boylan Secretary ...7,,7 ...,.. C hristine Deloff Treasurer ..,... ....Y...,. E dward Muldoon Moderator ...., .w.... R ev. James 0,Connor Standing lst Row: P. Double J. Smith B. A. Nassenstein R. A. Kimes C. Nlolul B. Spranger NI. O'Connell fy. llilker B. CITISS B. Ryan Qntl Row: B. Brennan Nl. Wurstner . Klerz B. Roller K .l. Essig D. Briggeinan .l. Robinson B. Louthan 90 The Latin Club brings to a close its fourth successful year. under the leadership of its new moderator. Father James O'Connor. The primary purpose of the Latin Club is to promote a better under- standing and love for the classical language. Monthly meetings were held in which some phase of the Latin language was discussed. However. it wasn't a case of all work and no play with the Latin Club: for during the basketball season they entertained the student body with a delightful pep session before the Central Catholic-North Side g3l1'I6. In this pep session. characters of Roman mythology such as. Pan. Mer- cury. Venus. and Cupid played a prominent part. W SP!-K ISH III. B President ......... .,A.. J oe Maller Vice-President ..............,.....Marita MQ-Ardle Secretary ,... ,..... D ick Wimllllan Treasurer ..,...w.,...,... Jane Rush Sergeant-at-Arms ,...7.............Rosemary Reuss Moderator ...,V. Sr. Mary Angele Los Espanoloes fthe Spaniards to those who cannot read Spanishj is the name of the Spanish Club. now enjoying its second year of existence at Central Catholic. Members of the club are the stu- dents attending the Spanish classes taught by Sister Mary Angele. moderator of the club. Each group has its own olhcers. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Standing tleft to right! C. Kintz J. Gremaux B. Schefler C. Keller L. Duwan C. Clemens Sitting fleft lo rilf R, Reuss J. Maher Sr. Xl. :Xngele J. Rush H. Xvllllllklll h CIVICS CLUB Seated on Hoo r fleit to right! S. Soruen B. Beverforden J. Waltke J. Doyle Seated at table lleft to rightl C. Murphy J. Horton D. Jehl Fr. Gollner R. Weaver M. Flory M. Jehl J. Sheteron Kneeling: M. Engle Standing lleft to lst row: J. Vachon E. Huber D. Koehl J. Schenkel D. Freiburiier J. Schenkel M. Mettler B. Gross C. Kissinger B. Murphy P. Walker M. Weber H. Bubb P. Koorsen T. Emmanuel J. Rush End row: M. McA1'dle L. Walker J. McNulty M. Devine B. Yates lVl. Schlink ll. Fenker G. Hilker R. Reitz M. Herber E. Runner I. Koehl fl. Disser P. Callahan R. Mattes H. Bower P. Conroy 92 THE IIIVIES CLUB President ....,... ........ L es Willig Vice-President .... ..... J oan Horton Secretary ..,..... ..... D olores ,Iehl Maxine Flory Jean Lamp Rita Weaver Executive Committee ..... .. . Moderator ..... .... R ev. Lawrence Gollner righty With the intention of aiding Central Catholic students to become clear- thinking, well informed citizens of llOl'I10I'l'0W the Civics Club was estab- lished three years ago and has continued to he one of the really active clubs of the school ever since. lts membership this year is the largest in its history. Under the competent guidance of Father Gollner many timely topics were discussed this year, such as L'Compulsory Savingsn: Working After Schoolvg 'LChivalry g and Hshould Youths of Eighteen Note? Meetings were held in the evenings instead of after school to make it convenient for more to attend. The Civics Club members showed their interest in social activities as well as in problems of a civic nature: for on December l9. an ice-skating party was held at the lVillig cottage on Sylvan Lake near Home City. A grand time was had by all. THE WRITERS' ll UB President .......,.,. w,... R ic-hard Smith and Carol Kissinger Vice-Presidents .,.............. Betty Gross and Rita Girardot Secretaries ........,...,..... june Fitzgerald and Marie Devine Treasurers ........ Larue Nichols and David Klingenberger Moderators ...................,............ Sister Catherine Joseph This club promotes training in Catholic writing. By participation in the Writers, Club one can gain invaluable experience in writing. It fosters interest in Catholic writers and journalists. The ideals of this club are to learn a famous author, Worth knowing, and a publication worth reading. This club, although still in its infancy here at Central Catholic, has grown considerably during the past year. Under the direction of Sr. Catherine Joseph, its moderator, the club has engaged in many successful activities. V During the year, the Writers, Club assisted the Shamrock staff in pre- paring the Catholic Press exhibit. The Writers' Club elects officers each semester. WRITERS CLUB Sitting tleft to riglitj J. Fitzgerald D. Smith L. Nichols B. Cross Sr. Catherine Joseph C. Kissinger D. Klingenberger R. M. Gerardot M. Devine J. McNulty Standing tie-ft to right! P. Me-rs S. Miller B. Spranger M. Trentadue J. Kintz S. Gross .l. Dirig E. Schlebecker V. Goecke C. McKeen R. Ernst B. Lotti M. Nightort D. Grable M. Eifert J. Loney J. McDonald J. Suelzer R. Rocl-:ey 93 LIBRARY STAFF Standing tleit lu right! P. Fiangffr P. Klmlrack D. Wyatt A, Setiimi ll. l'l0I':lIH3ll D. .lehl Tister Alphonsu J. Lamp lf. :Xllen Nl. Yi lwr ll. Nassensleili Xl. llurtuli ll. Reuss 94- ,.,.,,.,-t...,..4,, Y LIBRARY Une of the most popular rooms at Central Catholic is the Library. Here under the com- petent guidance and earnest efforts of Sister Alphonsus, the librarian, numerous books have been added to make a well balanced selection of reading for C. C. students. Ever ready to help in the selection of our books and to answer such questions as, 'alvllo wrote . . . and HTVhere can l find . . . T., X or Hwhere are the biographies?',. is the li- brary stall. The last period of each school day is the hustle-bustle period in the library. There you will find students busily scanning the shelves for that necessary book to finish an assignment before the bell rings. Then. as the hands of the clock point to 3:45 p.m.. one of the busiest rooms in the school makes ready to close its door. CXT ll OLIC PH El 45 MONT H Kneeling D. l'l'1'1lllllgl?l Standing Heli ln righti M. Welch li. llulwr Nl. Ranner XI. Wynn