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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1948 volume:

Cen tml Catholic Clwru QCP' . ,X Director f,f.Q?gL. W X Mr. John Xonknian w.,.Q '- j ri 4. f 1 President l,,,,f5aaNja,ffg,g, ff Mary Ann Steckbeck '3'N ' Yice President Agnes Hart Secretary Y iolet Sclinieders Treasurer David Kelty Publicity Chairman Dick Blume Point Secretary Alice Decker Lilnrarian Dick Baker is SOPRANOS Ruth .-X1'l1iwl1'ui1g ,lane Franke Agncf Hart Klonna L96 Hilkcr Carroll Hinsey Barbara Landis Carole Lanrlis Julia Ley Velma McDnnalfl joan Numniay Janice Papeiilmmck Pal Rerlrling Alice Rlillyklllb Luis Runyan E 6--N. mw 2 x Q' vga my 5 gf, r-:KM A fx, fa , Nea, ix 'J N, X L WU 4 ge X - 5 ref. . we i fi,,N?'r We KQ f wi 8, Q 'Maxi ' f',kN.,,Mf Kgs., ,K Xian ,',, rn, ,Av ?'? yljw, ' yejwxx' fnxfs? ,Q5VlP3wg,,' ., r iff., f N-,: , . , .-FQ -YQ' VQQQFV ' NM 57' .f?Bx.Q'f., if,3 Y-11? .5 QQ. ff- rwggi K' 5 N - , S. INN f as 'fwbfbws 'N:Nx? 1'. M 15 if-if-24 X by, tfagg N 'X' ' We-f 'N N '- vw Ns. ?-,fw 1 N, xr. fr13KN3 . S' X S. i L J f i i My x? F ky 'X 5- Satwi .Nagar f rfiqfww M5-V ' X- ff' ' ,' Ji W f 'Y' 4 wie' .L ' , QR J 2? N nf' jfs? wif fWw,,w1S-ff' 4. N v is ' XS' w , f N, S-' Q, , Q1- xMy,ffZygfQ,.?',,,,,i, , 4, pf' NN ff. +. 'J 44 X 6, 1, , M- ,. fx Sf' ,, M0721 'N if J.- 1 -Q Q I kwa, In kfwgfbbf if Eff. SOPRANOS Violet Schnierlera Margie Shaffer Mary Ann Steckbeek Alice Uecker Louise Walker Pat Wheeler Lucile Wiesman Jeanne Horn ALTOS Carroll Abbott Ruth Banet Joan Best Barbara Brown Vivian Herber Donna Linder Joan Kramer Carole Mourey Joan Paris Agnes Mungovan loan Schmidt Carolyn Wetmore TENORS Steve Berghoff Richard Blume Jack Kelty Pat Kelly Larry Mags-amen Kenneth Wunderlin BASSES Richard Baker Thomas Eckert Dave Kelty .lohn Linehan Jack Reimer Jim Harkenrider David Bomary Gene Oxermeyer .lim Weingarlner Img? 95 14 School i Page 96 The tumbling class is part of the girls physical education course under the direction of Miss Heighway. They presented a line demon- stration of their skill at one of the basketball pep sessions. Spar-wmannhip The following C.C. boys were elected to the 1947 All- City Football Team. Top to bottom: Tom fehl, Benny F ioritto, Dan Clemens, .lim Beck, Terry Logan, Sam. Tal- arico. ... ni .di-.ga-.....w...w .ur-Fit? . 'Q-am., ur Coaching Staff MR. iVllCl'l:XEl, SCOTT Bnslfrlliall mul Track Conch lfor the last three years Mr. Scott has been head of the basketball and track team and formerly coached our freslnnan team. Mr. Scott not only develops a line team spirit but looks to the future by keeping plenty ul underclassmen on tht- lcam. REVEREND GILBERT G. WIRTZ plllllelic Director Yo single person has done more to extend the fame of Central Catholic through our athletic de- partment than Father Wirtz. The work of Father Wirtz shows best in the well-paired athletic sched- ules which he has prepared for our football, basket- ball. and track teams in the past. Page 98 MR. PAUL MILLER i'lSSl'SffllIf Football and Baslfelball Coach One of the brains behind Mr. Scott is our able assistant coach, Mr. Miller. This is his second year at Central Catholic. He has always passed well- coached players on to both the football squad and the varsity basketball team. Dick Harbor t W----1---vw-H .:,zn,. .t.,.-.ails-:1u.gu.TK,T'? -f..': i:lit::::-:al--H r1ii -W - The I 94 7 ?ovt6all Semen Drawing a tough schedule, Central Catholic took ad- vantage of the experienced players produced during last 1947 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE year's football season and began its drive toward victory. The Lew Wallawcary 'A--'.ww., 6 CDC. 6 first game of the season ended in a 6-6 tie, but in the second South Bend Wash ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 38 C,C, 0 game C.C. suffered a defeat at the hands of Vlfashington of Smllll 1391111 C6111 Cath ----- 13 CC- 33 South Bend. Undaunted, the Irish began to roll. South Bend Nml' Side -4 - '- '--- - 0 CC' 21 . . N ll H'Uh-H d ......,. '. . ' Catholic was defeated. Remembering the protested loss to ,O I' ammon 12 CC 26 South Bend Cath .........,,,. 7 C.C. 21 North Side in last year's game, the team fought even harder Central .,.......,,.,,.,,,.,.....,.,.. 6 C.C. 25 and handed them a three touchdown defeat. Three more South Side ,ApV-.pApV--VVW4.-,-.-.. 13 CIC' 6 victories for the Irish followed. One of the victories included Crispus Ainuekelnfi. .,.... 6 C.C. 32 a 25-6 defeat over the Central Tigers. Then the most talked of game of the year arrived. Central Catholic played the South Side Archers, where they suffered a disheartening defeat by one touchdown. This was followed hy a victory over Indianapolis. Throughout the season the Irish had won seven games, tied one, and lost two. Under the expert coaching of Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Miller. together with the splendid teamwork of the players, Central Catholic had the honor of having six of the boys on its squad placed on the All-City Team. ' Bob Pranger THE 19-47 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Rou' IAM. Nedifl. D. Feichter, B. Mudd. P. Krause, C. Lihhing. N. Krabach. D. Nicodemus. C. Cc-ntlivre. D. Clemens. A. Burch. B. Lider. Row 2-Coach Paul Miller, R. Sorgen. R. Avila. P. Martin, B. Cameron, D. Heidenreich, D. Hege, B. Kaehr. Il. Beck, M. Schrader. T. Heminger. Ron' 5'-D. Lorraine. B. Avila. R. Manny, C. Parnin, B. Fioritto. K. Elder. B. Waltke. T. ,lc-hl. J. Hyde. B. Moore. J. Noll. B. Dileo. Line Coach. Row 4-,l. Halfner. C. Hartman. T. McDonald. N. Ryder, J. Wveher. Talarico. C. Winans. D. Hipskiml. T. Logan. J. Beck. P. Kelty. g N , hx , , ,, v.A.a.,N x .. X X fax N 'N f ' '--'- z P Q. Q, AUM E I 4 xQXm:1?xY ,ff FN , ' x X , S ,N Nwwtiwwggiagw - ' K N1 'if kk xQ ii Rf A N , 5 , , , Xqx 'N M.. Zh pw ' IT, Q K Xfx 5. , X if aww Q , X as Y ' fl ff i' . I K X' , ,X ' 1 - K X i ' 5 is S... 1 . f NF' x N- .W - .ag f:, fi N5 Zfixifx X N U X , wwf .... i.,,,.,b JNX x E X gg, j, X N 5 9 A Student lllanagel-A The student managers are the workhorses of the athletic office. They go about quietly doing their work, and never receive the recognition due them. We usually saw Bob Wiegand sitting on the bench at our games keeping statistics for Coach Scott. Ct. fd .TT ly 7 . ,sa f.: STUDENT MANAGERS Seated-James Neiderrneyer, Bob Weigand, Bill Jack- son. Standing-Bob Bakle. .loe Banet. Tom Eckert. Cheer Zeadel-A Our cheer leaders should be highly complimented on their fine display of spirit and enthusiasm. When they were leading a cheer this spirit was automatically transferred to the fans. The utmost effort was made by thesevboys to gain perfection in their action and timing. Ken Grote - E VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES North Side ..,...,,,,.,,, ,..,,,,,,,,.... 2 5 C.C. 30 Gary Emerson ,, ,.,,,.. 55 C.C. 30 New Haven ........ .. ,,.. 30 C.C. 45 Central ........,,, . ....... 56 C.C. 42 Concordia ...,... 50 C.C. 31 Huntertown .,,,. .,.... 3 8 C.C. 40 Berne ......,.... ....,. 4 7 C.C. 27 Monroeville . .... 42 C.C. 33 Indianapolis ,, , ..,. 35 C.C. 31 North Side .. . ,....,,,.. 34 C.C. 26 Winchester .. ,,.., ...., 5 0 C.C. 46 Butler ,....... .... .,.., 3 7 C.C. 51 Leo ..,.....,...... , ,,,,,,, , 40 C.C. 50 New Haven .... ..,. 3 3 C.C. 36 Bluffton ..,...,...,, .,., . .. 46 C.C. 47 Decatur Cath. ,, ., ,,,, ,... 4 2 C.C. 54 Soutli Side ..,.,.... .. ...,.., ,,.. 4 8 C.C. 37 Valparaiso .,.,...,....,.......... .... . ,. 28 C.C. 25 Sectionals Monroeville ...,,.,,,,..,,, ...,,.... .... 5 0 C.C. 45 CHEER LEADERS Michael Bonalioom. KneeIin.g4Wayne Luckock, Bob Mertes. Standing-Larry lllafzsamen. Tom Alter, l Page 101 5 v s S Ron' I-Maurice Nix. Benny Fioritto. Terry Logan. ,lim Purviance, Dick Feipel. Tom Jelil. Row 2 -Coach Michael Scott. Don Smith, Bob' Johnson, ,lack Kit-Bride. Dick llershberger, Jim Beck. Student Manager, Bob Weigand. The l94 Ka lzet6all Semen Give credit where credit is due. Of course, we're referring to Coach Mike Scott in connection with the development of this year's varsity. Although not too consistent as winners, the Irish could never be counted out in any game because they refused to just Ulay down and play deadn. They played their hearts out in every game and wouldnit concede a thing to any team regardless of su- perior odds. Despite a poor beginning in which they won only 3 in 11 starts, the purple refused to fold. They came back strong in the next 6 games winning five. During the regular campaign, including the Holiday Tourney, the Irish won 9 of 20 games for a near 5070 average. One of the high lights on the seasonls card was an overtime thriller with Huntertown, won by CC., 40-38. The feature attraction of this game was an individual scoring duel between ,lim Buchanan of Hunter- town and our own Jim Purviance. Throughout the evening Purviance flipped 26 points through the hoop, including eight in a row. Altogether he hit twelve for seventeen. Although handicapped by lack of height, the players more than made up for it by their playing ability and will to win. Jack Leemhu is Page 102 fv,..--W N. -.-.f ... .. as . . 1:inm:zam,.m,sn.c.a. A.f:f:x:.r. ss THE TOURNAMENT TEAM Jim Purviance lCapt.5 . Jim Beck Wlelf Don Johnson Don Smith Dick Feipel Terry Logan Tommy Jehl Maurice Nix Jack McBride Benny Fioritto Dick Hershberger 4 5. , 1410 The e... Oar Clauu Study and learning go hand in hand. If we are to understand our math assign- ment or memorize that passage from Shakespeare, Concentration is a Hmustf' We find that in the course of our active day the time for study is all-important. 010- ?aitln We students have an '40ut- standing Someone among us here at Central Catholic. He is a steady and dependable Friend to everyone. Where can we find Him? ln the Chapel. The privilege of having Him so near us can never be ex- pressed in written words. Margie Bouglzer Page 5 RESERVE BASKETBALL Lefl to Right-Jack Heinze, Dick Klien, Tony Martone, Tom Nix, Don Lorraine, Norman Hipskind, Tom Roy, Bob Bakle. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling-Tom Nix. Phil Ehrman, Frank Hoagburg. Tony Martone. David Megley, Richard Waltemath. Standing-Steve Lauer. Herman Kroemer, Greg Bill, ,lim Steinacker, Max Roessler, Bob Wagner, Norman Hipskind. Bob Brown. Rue:-cle KaAlzet6a I Team Although not too impressive on the court this year, winning only 5 of 17 games, the Reserves are gaining valuable basketball ex- perience. It is no easy task to groom inexperienced players, hut Mr. Miller must be given due credit for the Work he has accom- plished. lt isnit the scores, neces- sarily, that indicate the calibre of the Reserves, but rather how well they will use this experience in future years. Included among the candidates for next year's varsity squad will be: Norman Hipskind, a promising Freshmang Don Lor- raine, and Tom Roy to mention a few. fack Leemhuis ?reAluman KaAlzet6all Team Many of these boys have the potentialities of clever varsity players. With a year or two of training to polish the rough spots they should make a great team. Some of the boys are more ad- vanced than the others, and have already played some games with the reserve team. The boys have entered into competition with those of their own calibre, and compiled a record of five wins and three losses. Ken Grote Page 104 Track Team To complete the athletic pro- gram of the year, track finds its place near the end of the school year. Through the efforts of Coach Scott, track at Central Catholic is becoming a bigger threat to our opponents every year. Each year brings a more promising and ex- perienced squad. Together with the spring track team, comes the cross-country track team, which takes place in the fall. A cross-country track team consists of boys who can run a two-mile race in due time through open country. Although it is still young at C.C., it is also becoming an ever increasing popular sport. Bob Pran ser L. Ntlaletic Monogram Yllinnef-A Few of us realize how much work and time is given after school hours by these boys who bring so much honor and glory, not only to themselves, but also to our school. The outstanding seniors whom C.C. will lose in this year,s gradu- ation class are: Tom Jehl, Jim Beck, Terry Logan, Sam Talarico, Jim Purviance, and Jack Mac- Bride. Much of the credit for de- veloping such fine team spirit be- longs to our coaches who have spent their time and patience di- recting our teams onward. Dick Harber Page 105 I TRACK TEAM Row I-G. Harber, R. Uecker, J. Woenker. L. Hay. T. Keith, R. Suelzer, Row 2-B. Rogawski, J. Straub. O. Bonahoom, D. Mauch. L. Thompson Row 3-B. Pranger, K. Hnguenard, J. Purviance, R. Christmau, D. Augustyniak. Row 4-D. Kibiger. J. Emanuel. B. Helmkamp. T. Jehl, D. Timme. Row 5-B. Gordon. A. We-sbrok. B. Weigand. J. McBride. J. Fenker. Keane. ATHLETIC MONOGRAMS Row 1-B. Waltke. J. Purviance, T. Jehl, D. Clemens. J. Noll, J. Beck. Row ZMM. Nedeff, P. Marlin, J. Straub, O. Bonahoom. B. Fioritto. N. Heidenreich. Row 3-T. Keith, D. Lorraine, D. Smith, T. Logan. D. Moore, S. Talarico, J. Haffner. Row 4-R. Avila. D. Hipskind, R. Suelzer. J. McBride. G. Winans. D. T. McDonald. K. Huguenard. B. Burgarcl J. Bopp. Murphy, W D. Smith, J Krabach, D G. Hartman Hershberger l i i girl Ntlaletic 14AAociation ln 447 and 48, The G.A.A. was wide awake Under the able direction of Miss Julia Heighway, the girls of the G.A.A. have had another eventful year. Some of the activities for the year included: hikes to the Till farm, roller skating parties at Bellis rink, award parties, volleyball and basketball tournaments. The G.A.A. oper- ates on a point basis. the large HC being the goal each girl strives for. This monogram repre- sents a total of fifteen hundred points. As each class of girl graduates leaves C.C. their memories of school days may be forgotten. but the G.A.A. will long be remembered. Jeanne Strebig GAA. MONOGRAM WINNERS Seated-,loan Paris. Ginny Riedy. ,loan Roy. Joanne Lennart. Mary Kintz. Mona Lee Hilker. Barbara Yaney. Smmling'fRuth Lapp, Alice Buchanan. Marcella Brown. Margie Gunkel. Marie Morris. Clara Theisman. Frances Koller. ,loan Muldoon. Bonnie Cuney. I 4 Q GAA. SPORTS HI-IA DS Joan Muldoon. Yirginia Riedy. Marie Morris. .lounne Lenllarl. Ann Filler. Shirley Feclerspiel. Ruth Lapp. GA.,-X. OFFICERS Sealwl fxliss Julia Heighway. Rita Getty. Marian l'elrer. St1111rfi11gvEleanor lllIQLll4?IlElI'fl. Mary Ann Kinlz. Joanne Lennart. Ruth l.app. Page 106 girld fnjoy the Uutdoor O Z1 e Keep you eye on the ball, Hoselyn! She'll tip that boat for sure. Margie Bougher has to peddle her cooking. Miss Heighway left holding the bag. Margaret Roeger proves that growing girls eat a lot. The penalty for developing strong girls. After the meal, and no dishes to wash for Clara. Beverly Bridge likes the active out- door life. Eleanor Huguenard can speak above a whisper. ,Ioan Kramer likes a solid stance. Connie Jockel is always helping peo- ple up. Page 107 E , x gf 3 cfwwif 'V Q we . K if 9 uqgsw- we -'4 ff The COLONlAL MARKET 4238 South Calhoun Street Telephone Harrison 4374 A. D. Schnaufer, Prop. Complete Line of FRESH MEATS, PRODUCE AND FROZEN FOODS Compliments of Anti-Borax Compound Co. Inc. Manufacturers of 'CE-Zn FORGE WELDING COMPOUND And 'SANTI-BORAX,7 OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING 86 BRAZING FLUXES NVESTIGATE . . . what International can do for you in the way of specialized busif ness training. This school with a national repuf tation, now in its 59th year, is well equipped to give you expert training. Courses are offered in Professional Accounting, Federal Taxation, Genf eral Business and Secretarial Science. Enrollment is Limited. Veterans: Ask us about Cl. Training International College School of Commerce UTI! EXEH!-l BE 12022124 W. jefferson A4354 DODGBPLYMOUTH OILZUM OILS DIOIDCERTISGCIES LUBRICANTS Compliments of Goral Motor Sales Inc. The House of Courteous Salesmenn MillEr,S Master Market 2013f15f17f19f21 CALHOUN STREET NEW AND USED 1027 East Pontiac H-1277 Telephone H4376 Fort Wayne, Ind. Page 108 . - ,J , ,..::Ls-.gi -s.,.r,. 1 . 'z-dugg:-A14 mmf.. . .1-,W-fe m-.GEL-earlufamnn Mr. and Mrs. . Herbert Adamske Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs PATRONS Elmer L. Abbott Arthur L. Aiken O. J. Alexander Silas Alspaugh Anthony J. Alt Ronald and Robert Alt Mr. Clarence L. Alter Mr. and Mrs. H. Oscar Alter The Ambla-Coda Club Mr. and Mrs. Pete Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Ankenbruck Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ankenbruck Mrs. Margaret Ankenbruck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ankenbruck Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alice Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. A. L. Baldwin and Mrs. M. F. Axt and Mrs. E. J. Bacon Mr. Martin App Mr. Mr. Mr. Alfred K. Baker Mrs. Celeste W. Baker Mr. Mr. Angelina Mr. and Mrs. Debonaires Mr. and Mrs. Miss Julia F. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herman G. Centlivre Chamberlin Thomas E. Chandler Al. Christen R. S. Clifford Joe Colligan David Cox C. A. 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Joseph Emanuel Emanuel Mr. Jack Essig Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Miss Beverly Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. . B. J. Bonahoom . Frank A. Bougher . E. C. Brendel Ann Bridge . Charles Brown . Henry Bruns . Charles L. Buchanan . Fred Buescher Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Bueter R. H. Bueter Wm. D. Burch Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Feichter Miss Cecelia Fink Mrs. Frank Fink Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. William C. Burgard Mr. and Mrs. John J. Butler Mr. Joseph Butler Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Castro Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Charles Fioritto George C. Fitzgerald V. L. Forbing Henry B. Fox Lawrence L. Frank Raymond M. Franke Charles E. Freiburger Freiburger George W. Freiburger Julian Freiburger Froelich Page 109 'TT' RALPH W. BEVELHEIMER THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE S. E. Cor. Bows Hfllfi- I-lf6l9l er E? Eckart Fort Vkfayne, Indiana ALTER BHUTIJLEHS U. S. 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H'6l83 We Slveczkzlzke I 11: PRAYERBOOKS CIIUCIEIXES ROSARIES STATUES BIBLES PICTURES ECCLESIASTICAL GOODS Vv'hen buying Catholic goods make Sure they have the approval of the Church. You can bc certain of authentic merchandise only when buying at a Catholic Store. CATI-IEDRAL BOOK STORE 1214 S. Calhoun St. Harry M. Boxberger Fort WayIIe, Indiana P5117 - ..aL::,'-C MTA-.vwvnsiiihdagffin-am,+:iz231 ' Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. PATRONS and Mrs. Homer Liebig and Mrs. Arthur J. Limpach Robert W. Linn and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. James E Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Rev. J. P. Lomont John E. Lopshire Paul E. Lott Harry H. Lupke Grover Lutz McArdle L. P. McCormack D. P. McDonald Lawrence W. Magsa Miss Joan Main Mr. and Mrs. Homer F. Marcotte and Mrs. Edward Maroney F. P. Martin and Mrs. John H. Martin and Mrs. W. F. Martin Emma Mathieu and Mrs. John Mattes and Mrs. Wlii. May Stanley A. Meiring C.P.P.S. 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Roy Mr. and Mrs. James J. Russell Mr St. . and Mrs. W. J. Rysick Mary's C.Y.0. Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Sanborn Page 113 The fclw iA bedicated to Ei leap 77011 The Most Reverend John Francis Noll, fifth Bishop of the Diocese of Fort Wayrie, celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of his consecration to the holy priesthood this year. In that length of time, he has affected the lives of many people. probably even you! Of course. he has baptized many people. and confirmed even more. but that has not been the extent of his work. At Kendallville. his first pastorate, Father Noll became interested in mission work among non-Catholics. For one year. he was relieved of parish work in order to conduct lecture courses for these people. He has still retained that interest and does much to correct the attitudes of non-Catholics. In the peace and quiet of Besancon. where he was transferred in 1902, Father Noll began a literary career which he has pursued ever since. His many pamphlets and books have found their way into thousands of homes. His first pamphlet. KIND WORDS FROM YOUR PASTOR. is still in demand after 45 years. At Huntington, in l9I2, Father Noll founded OUR SUNDAY VISITOR. a national Catholic weekly. which has attained the largest circulation of any Catholic paper in the world. Every Thursday, this paper enters into your home to pleasantly acquaint you with your religion and the activities of your Church. In the year I923. Monsignor Noll built, one mile west of Huntington, a Training School, Novitiate. and Motherhouse for Missionary Catechists. Without the direct aid of the Ca- techists and the indirect aid of Monsignor Noll, more than 2,000,000 Mexicans would have grown up without any knowledge of their religion. The very school we attend would still be a dream if it were not for the effort, prayers, and financial aid of Bishop Noll. In 1939, Central Catholic High School of Fort Wayrie was formally dedicated and opened. Other Catholic High Schools have been established for Hammond, East Chicago, and South Bend. A beautiful hotel has been converted into a seminary. This seminary, called Our Lady of The Lake, is located at Lake Wawasee. One would think that Bishop Noll's day was capably filled by his many activities. He nevertheless manages to hold a position on the National Committee of the Legion of Decency. and he recently was elected chairman of an Episcopal Committee to direct a national campaign against lewd literature. To acknowledge the accomplishments of His Excellency throughout the world and especially here at Central Catholic we humbly dedicate to him the 1948 ECHO. Carole M ourey Page 6 HHULLH Everything In MODEL AIRPLANES, RAILROADS, ' AND BOATS 414-416 E. Wzlshilmgt KLUG BROS. MARKET 613 Mgidison St. Af7-130 POULTRY - MEATS - GROCERIES FRUITS 86 VEGETABLES Compliments of HNIEHT5 UF EULUMBUS .5 .5 .5 COUNCIL No. 451 FORT WAYNE To The Class of 1948 Our Wish: MAY YOU ALWAYS BE WORTHY OF YOUR HERITAGE E9 KASTEN FURNACE COMPANY 2122 So. Calhoun Street Fort Wayfne 6, I cl' Compliments of JEFFERSIDN PHARMACY Barr and Jefferson Northern Indianzfs Complete Photographic Store AHIIWAHDS I 114 .-1- .A .L .. L 1 .:.,af.,...v.-.i.-MA.-. ..,f:, 11 .Lu 'ua .a ' Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Joe Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. PATRONS and Mrs. Norbert Sauter Alfred E. Sehaab and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs Clement and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. James L and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. E. F. Scheele F. H. Scheffer Herman Scheiber George Seheimann E. C. Sehlebecker B. Schmidt C. G. Schmidt Oscar G. Schmieman Adam J. Schmitt Edward J. Schneider, Jr. Clement M. Schnieders . Schory John L. Schoenle Carl Schwieters D. B. Semans Anthony Settilni, Sr. Robert Sharpe Foss Smith John P. Snider Dale Snyder Leonard Sordelet Gerald A. Steckbeck Ralph J. Steckbeek S. T. Steele D. J. Stelnen and Mrs. Clem J. Steigmeyer and Mrs. D. E. Steinbrunner Conn J. Sterling and Mrs. Herbert W. Stolte and Mrs Charles Storey and Mrs. Ben Straub and Mrs. C. S. Slrebig and Mrs. L. G. Ternet and Mrs. Arthur Theismann and Mrs. J. L. Thompson Thompson and Mrs. Lawrence Till Miss Alice Uecker and Mrs. Uecker L. F. Uhrick and and and and and Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Clarence E. Voirol F. M. Voorhees Clem Vorndran Herbert Wagner Raymond S. Walsh Miss Mary C. Waltemath, '44 Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Waltemath Miss Rita Waltemath Mr. and Mrs A. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Ward Mr. and Mrs John O. Weaver Mr. and Mrs J. S. Weaver Mrs. R. A. Wedler and Family Mr. and Mrs J. C. Weigand Mr. and Mrs Andrew P. Weisbrod Mr. Jalnes A. Welch and Family Mr. and Mrs Paul Westerhausen Mr. and Mrs Ralph H. Wetmore Mr. and Mrs Gene C. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs D. W. Wiesman Mr. and Mrs C. M. Withaili Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Woehnker Mr. and Mrs Forrest Wolfeale Mr. and Mrs. Karl H. Wurstner Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Wyss Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yaney Rosemary Zuber 101 Freshman Boys 101 .........Freshman Girls 105 ........ ......... F reshman Boys Freshman Girls 105 ...,.,., ,,,,,,,,, 200 ........ ............. F reshmen 202 ........ ................. F reshmen 207 ........ ........ S ophomore Boys 207 ........ ........ S ophomore Girls 309 ........ ........ S ophomore Boys 309 ........ ........ S ophomore Girls 316 ........ ..................... J uniors 301 ........ ....... S eniors 302 .-...... .............. S eniors 303 ........ ......... S enior Boys 303 ........ ......... S enior Girls 305 ........ .......... S enlors Page 115 FOR YOUR SCHOOL d STATIONERY NEEDS B0XBES11GER'S Lower Prices and Best Quality Assured When Purchased at a Complete School Supply Store 1214 South Calhoun St. ll I-1 H M B H U 5 . Roofing Experts IILIFFIJHIJ BHUS COAL CHARCOAL STOKERS FURNACES SALES AND SERVICE 1012 W. Main St. 16OOSH m I1 H 1 A4153 Comlvlimerzls of THE MOTHERS' CLUB P 116 A:-11-r. ' 'Q.1v:,,.1 ww ' ' ANDY FILLER LlNOLEUlVl SERVICE Congratulations Linoleum Floors E5 Cabinet Tops E Pl U N L E U N E Rubber and Asphalt Tile S T U U I U 40 O So. Hanna H 8854 'i' 'if 'if FOR EXPERT FINISHING BRING YOUR SNAPSHOTS To 132 E. Washington Blvd. E R W I N , S L CNE DAY SERVICE Films Left Before 5 P. M. Ph Ready at 5 P. M. Next Day one ERWIN CAMERA SHOP 1031 S. Calhoun Compliments of the GLEE CLUB C2559 CENTRAL CATHOLIC Cl-IORAL SOCIETY P GETZIIEATHLLIUI EHALITU E AIVIBULANCE SERVICE 2300 Fairfield Ave. Congratulations GIANT INC. PUNTIHC GBUCERY 1220 E. Pontiac St. FORT WAYNE DECORATING CO. 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You have proved yourself worthy of them.'We are now Waiting to clasp your hand in warm welcome as you step into your place as a member of our organization. , You have youth, enthusiasm, and spirit! We have age, experience, and counsel. We need each other. So many of the present students need both of us. ongrafufafiona eniorfi Qur sincere best wishes go with you as you leave your Alma Mater, A hearty welcome and invitation is extended to the young men of the class to join our membership and take part in its program in support of the school we all love so well. THE B00 TER CLUB Page 119 COMPLIMENTS Hngmiq Market Harold Hughes Hum A8131 no WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Fine Food For Fine Folks ,5,,a,,,,,5 M, HW IIIIIIIIIISIIN-IIIIIII Imos. co. I3LI5I:TIIII: EUMPAIIIY 602 WT Suite Sr. Field, Lawn Q5 Garden Seeds Feeds and Farm Supplies Fort Wll5'l1C, I d 68 Years in One Locgition Phlmc E41 H4 Phone A19341 23163 E t Columbia St Compliments of HATCHER MOTQRS, INC. Your Dealer 502-518 W. Main sr. i Fort Wayne, Ind. P 120 I, . 1.11:gg.4m.uI4.ILg..Lg,mrx.mf+v'n-11i3'ifi.n'J'aLS-Q ' ' COMPLIMENTS CDF BUETER-SAUTER MARKET CASH 86 DELIVERY QEUCQD 1921 HAINNA ST PHONE H4145 LEONARD H BUETER NORBERT F SAUTER P I I HAEFLINGS , SERVICE STATION G U M P S Clinton ef Pnnnnn Groceries and Meats Fort Waylme 5, Indiana 7232 N. Clinton Phone H5247 GLADIEUX CII. SALES CONGRATULATIONS I 4133 New Hzwcu Avenue Fort Vsfaync, Indiana Alla QI. 8 RALPH E. GLADIEUX Phlirij A3321 Insurance and Bonds Compliments of I-IALIJS DRIVE INN I 122 ------ . 4, fe- . V. I-,..n.,n.w...nn . I -.:.n.L1.-..nQuLI..r...I...e.-n...'- f n4., .,sfmw: Compliments of EDWARD W. 13113135 PHAHMAQY fllormerly Wefel Drug Storej GRO E7U1SU.HANN!-X MOST REV. JOHN F. NOLL, D.D. Fifth Bishop of Fort Wayne Ordained Priest-June 4, 1898 Consecrated Bishop-June 30. 1925 Page MICHAEL KINDER 86 SONS gngineerb eneraf gonfracforfi Wil P. o. 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'XJXR Xww' 23-lik, .6 A . . f XA '- -L ' QW , Tffmk ' X 1 11 J' Wfgfwsg-' f-gf? 2-f-we X, X N W-Xifvaziisfr ' M X - 'Q ki-3. gggrgf X' X ,.,,,14.,,, . ww 1 Xu- . N M. X X , X X ,X 1 X .fx - X ww. W. M ,, f . f- f f X - Q iw M XYWXXX.: -TKQMXQQXQQQIQQ ' s+E,1l5.. QKX55, .1 X A -.gN.X,xg. X , - .ffgif A Y' ' X 1 Xp 'six ,,,U,,X A - H M uw -X-:XX - X ,553 ' X - , ,. L . s 'X - x -f,-sw: - . . V -t .igggqfwii - gg XX . X K ,,,.. X X ix X ' S X- .X 'Y A, 1a.X,-X. , X' A L Q X r I X 2' wx X X .kb 5 fza' Mk XX,, 1557? XXXXQX XX, 'E' Uur Tre ure:- MSGH. CHARLES J. FELTES Who knows where the money goes? Why Hsgr. lfeltes of course. Our efficient treasurer is always around chevkinfl matters to make sure ends will and do meet. A fast. but accurate system of paying' tuitions and other fees has been employed this year. showing the steady improvements attained to make the school progress. Besides his duties as keeper of the funds . Klsgr. Feltes regularly visits the Junior homerooms. The students are given a thorough course concerning the Sacrament of Matrimony. The senior class is indeed grateful to Msgr. Feltes for his unfailinfr attention to even those small items which help to make our last year a happy and comfortable one. Carroll flbbott Page 12 0411- birector HEY. FREDERICK WESTENDORF You're not old children, you're young adults. We have heard this phrase repeated many diiferent ways from the lips of Fr. Westendorf. This is only one of the themes he has stressed to the student body to show how important it is to act the part of a dignified high school student. In our daily lives we have seen how helpful Fatheris suggestions concerning self-control can be to en- able us to overcome small temptations. qklthoufzh this is Fr. Westendorfis first year as school director. he has done much to bring' about a better relationsluip between the faculty and students. Were on the right track to perfection. ltis up to the future seniors to show our appreciation to Father for his confidence. The Teaching SIA tel-A at C . SISTER CHARLOTTE Principal. SISTER TERESA ALOYSE Latin I, Religion IV, Journalism. Shamrock Advisor, Moderator of Press Club. SISTER LAURENCE English IV, Religion IV, Sociology. SISTER MARGARET THOMAS English IV, Religion IV, Latin II, Moderator of Students Spiritual Coun- cil. SISTER MARY BLANCHE Religion III, Physics. Advanced Al- gebra. SISTER MARY REPARATA i English III, Religion III, U.S. History. SISTER JULIA English III, Religion III, U.S. History. SISTER MAUREEN THERESE Geography, English III, Religion III, Moderator of Mission Unit. SISTER VIRGINIA MARIE Trigonometry, Religion III, Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Plane Geometry. SISTER MARY CHARLOTTE Plane Geometry, Latin IV, Religion III, Moderator of Latin Club. SISTER MARY NORMAN, SSND Religion III, Shorthand II, Typing II. Bookkeeping, Shorthand I. SISTER JANE DeCHANTAL English II, Citizenship, Religion II. SISTER MARY ELLEN, SSND French II, Latin I, Religion II, Moder- ator of French Club. SISTER AGNES RAPHAEL English II, Modern History, Religion II, Moderator of Red Cross. SISTER CONSTANCE Religion II, U.S. History, English II. SISTER LOUISE CLARE Biology, Religion II. Health and Safety. SISTER MARY URSULA Religion II, Biology, Algebra. SISTER AGNES ALOYSE Biology, Religion II, Plane Geometry. SISTER ANN LOUISE Religion I, English I, Early European History. SISTER FRANCIS ELVIRE Algebra, General Math, Religion I. SISTER MARY CONSTANCE Religion I, Physiography, Early Euro- pean History. SISTER MARY ROBERTA English I, Religion I, Early European History. SISTER SUZANNE Early European History, Religion I, Biology, Citizenship. SISTER LORETTA ANNE Religion I, English I, Spanish I, Span- ish II, Moderator of Spanish Club. SISTER MARGARET ALACOQUE Early European History, Religion I, Moderator of Apostleship of Prayer. SISTER MARIE MONICA Algebra, General Math., Religion I, Commercial Arithmetic, Moderator of Veronica Guild. SISTER VERENA, SSND Chemistry, Advanced Algebra. Moder- ator of Science Club. SISTER MARY LEONISSA, SSND Typing I, Shorthand I, Bookkeeping, Typing II. SISTER FRANCIS JEROME Music Appreciation, English III. SISTER CLEMENT MARIE String Ensemble. SISTER ALPHONSUS Librarian. SISTER ANN THOMAS Secretary. I 'nge I dm, I J .fx W, -. 4 V 1' Q ii 5 5 ' s R133 'M i 'iY w kv -. ul A Q00 6 '?e . l ME-iz' REV. REV. Chemistry acquaints us with the properties of many elements and their relation to one another. Experiments are carried on by the students themselves under capable supervision. Chemistry is found to be useful not only in the laboratory. but in every Typing, a Junior or Senior subject, can he either a one or two year course. It is a subject W h i c h emphasizes both Judging by the size of the classes, typing has become one of the most popular elec- tives. Page 14 .JOHN FRAVVLEY, M.A. Religion IV, English IV, Moderator of Legion of Mary, Freshman Class Sponsor. Pontificial Seminary, St. Meinrad Semi- nary, Indiana University, Notre Dame University. LAWRENCE GOLLNER. A.B. Civics, Moderator of Civics Club. St. Joseph's College, St. Meinrad Semi' narv. Notre Dame University, Indiana Extension. Cl:emiAt1-1, day life as Ywell. Beverly Doyle 7fmf ,e speed and accuracy. Helen Marie Mettler I REV. REV. MICHAEL J. VICHURAS, M.A. Religion IV, U.S. History, Lat. Am. His- tory, Echo Adviser. Senior Class Sponsor. St. Josephls College, Catholic University, Notre Dame University. JAMES O'CONNOR, M.A. English IV, Public Speaking, Religion IV, Junior Class Sponsor, Dramatics Club Moderator. St. Joseph's College, Catholic University. REV. REV. DONALD MULDOON, M.A. English l S II, Sophomore Class Sponsor. St. ,loseph's College, Catholic University. ROBERT J. HOEVEL, A.B. Religion, Cafeteria. St. Josephis College, St. Meinrad Semi- nary, Gregorian University, Rome. MR. ROBERT SULLIVAN, M.A. Football Coach. Notre Dame University. MR. MICHAEL SCOTT, AB. Physical Education, Economics. Valparaiso University, Northwestern Uni- versity, Manchester College, Indiana Ex- tension. Molvgq B i o l o g y, a Sophomore elective, is the second science offered. This subject teaches us the fundamentals of plant and animal life and their in- fluence on man and his habits. Biology gives us a keener appreciation of God,s handiwork through nature. Helen Marie llletller Jdvanced Jlegebra Here is the subject that invites many students to its irresistible chambers. Delv- ing into the mysteries of the mathematical w o r l d, not only helps those planning to enter college, but serves as a basis for work in the busi- ness world. Beverly Bridge Page I i 'f, l'Tl i E ' N ' . ' J Wupiography This interesting subject. taught under the guiding hand of Sister lVlary Con- stance. teaches the students the wonders of Mother Na- ture. A laboratory period helps them to better under- stand the mysteries of the earth's contents. and the general reason why the world goes around. Beverly Bridge ow-naliAm The work of this group is two-fold. They study in de- tail the mechanics of a news- paper so that it is both understood a n d enjoyed. They edit bi-weekly the school n e w s p a p e r. the SHAMROCK. u n d e r their moderator. Sister T e r e s a Aloyse. TOIllOl'l'0W-S news re- porters comprise I o d a y A s journalism class. Beverly Bridge REY. GILBERT C. WIRTZ, A.B. MR. Religion IV. Health and Safety. Aero- nautics. Athletic Director. St. Josephs College. St. Meinrad Semi- nary. Notre Dame Liniversity, De Paul Lvniyersity. MR- MR. RICHARD GUTHIER, A.B. Band Director. L'niyersity of Illinois. JOSEPH WOODS, M.A. Concert Orchestra and Junior Orchestra Manchester College, Columbia University PAUL MILLER, A.B. Physical Education, Health and Safety Assistant Basketball and Football Coach Western Michigan University. l7llqAicA Juniors and Seniors eager to understand the physical world in which they live, find many of the answers in the well-equipped laboratory at C.C. In this age when a completely new physics is being born, each investigator is an explorer. Beverly Doyle lllcwic Hppreciation Music Appreciation. a semester or one year subject open to all students, is one which really is offered for the pupil's own personal en- joynient. A variety of both popular and classical selec- tions are presented to the students. Helen Marie Mettler MISS JULIA HEICHVVAY, A.B. Nlli. NORMAN HOUSTON, A.B. Physical Education. Health and Safety. junior Band, GAA' Moderator' University of Michigan. - Indiana University. MR. JOHN YONKMAN. A.B. Freshman Chorus. Central Catholic Chorus. University of Missouri. -fffff' ' 25 wi' 0-J 1-I ., Pae17 fi? .. - Q35-gvfi fit? b ' gfift re: .. . Ay hkihg f:!' . . 'qty :fix , . .,,- fafhiu xr! . ,. .xy wrt. .. , -,-,TH-.'.,:.:.'.f ., V ' .f:'-25321995 fl '-T . ' 3+I'5f.fi - - 'f Tmzssi' we 1 14 Sclwoli . . . Sall-x'Sn1ill1 anal Barbara Ar- lmlcl are typical of CC. Slll- flents who enjoy The com- panionslzip of ll'0I'A'iIlg aml -Wlllllyllllg' ll'llll eaelz otlzer. Page 18 tudenw There is no more pleasant sound than the jfnal bell of the day. Parents should be pleased to see how eager the students are to calelz. the bus for home. Q 1 1 5525 VXXVW' WAN aix Q 4 Q '53, gf ,Q M X xflkfwf 'S ww. 1 Q5 N iff, w ,,. L .:' xe K . .NM X x cw QV x N352 Nw X 'wk - f NYY Ygv Ml Senior C'laAA Ufficel-A President ,....... .,,... ,,,..,,..,.. T o m Jehl Vice-President ....., .........,. J oan Liebig Secretary ........ ...... li flargie Bougher Treasurer ..... ....... K e11 Huguenard Senior laAA NIA tary Memories . . . how we cherish them! Wlieii high school days are over, memories are really the only things we have to keep. Most of our school acquaintances have gone their separate ways and our thoughts now turn to reminiscing .... Looking back we can see ourselves as members of a three-hundredfold group of wide-eyed Freshmen wandering from class to class. getting lost 011 the third floor and looking to the upperclassmen in sheer awe .... The end of the war found us in our Sophomore year and enjoying it im- mensely. The newness was beginning to wear off, but activity in sports. clubs, and more difficult classes readily took its place. We ruled at the Freshmen-Sophomore Welcome and thought ourselves quite grown up, until 194116 rolled around and we received the rank of Juniors. Our Junior boys were showing their athletic ability on the football field and basketball court .... Time seemed to be running now instead of marching and the cher- ished, long-awaited year in which we would be the 'chonorablen Seniors was standing be- fore our eyes. Vile re-re-re-elected Tom Jehl as our President. I The football season was most satisfying. and it was well rounded out by our Football Dance with Jim Beck reigning as a deserving King. Beautiful Gerry Mommer was elected to reign at our farewell Senior Prom. Basketball season saw our Senior boys doing their best to break even. All too soon the last days at C.C. drew near and We prayed fervently at Baccalaureate Mass that our close friendships would last. The Senior Prom and Graduation Exercises were the last time We could really call ourselves the Senior class of 1948. These are days, hours, years spent at the best school ever. Every graduate of ,118 will treasure these golden memories. ,Io Kramer Page 20 Senior Honor Stuofen M 'Qian THE VALEDICTORIAN of the Class of 1948 Patricia Thompson, 96 A ?our 'ear Honor Rating Alice Uecker .,,..,,, Peggy lV1cArclle .... Joanne Lennart ..,, John Straub ....... Otto BOIl31100lI1 .... Patricia 0'Connor Rosemarie Becker ,loan Bakle , ,........ .. 95.3 95 94.9 94.9 94.4 94.3 .. .,.....,....,,,,.... 94 W.,-Aw. 1 tt 1' to af 9, lm, Q' uv. ' lf as '2: rw H :E-, ' 1, .qi 2'-' I ' V : 3. W to q3f3:3q,.g..t,4i THE SALUTATORIAN of the Class of 19-13 Robert YVurstner. 95.1 Therese Kohrlnan ........ ....... 9 3.8 Sally Drsser ...........,,.. Joseph Emanuel .,...., Martha Knight ...,..... Williaili Poinsatte Ralph Wright ....... Marian Ueber ........ 93.7 93.6 93.41. 93.3 93.1 92.9 O Senzor Honor Roll Seated-Pat Thompson, Carole Mourey, Peggy McArdle, Theresa Kohrman, Rita Ottenweller. Joan Bakle. Alice Uecker. Standing-Bill Walker. Otto Bonahoom. Robert Wlxrstner, Joe Emanuel, Bill Poinsatte, ,loanne Lennart. Connie Joc- kel, Joan Liebig, Pat O'Connor, Sally Disser. Page 21 3 m ' Hep eAen tati e The seniors were asked to fill out a list on who they thought were the most representative of their class on the basis of scho- lastic achievement. friendship, ath- letic powers, best dressed, most gentlemanly, most ladylike, and most cooperative. When the list was compiled, it was found that Geraldine Mommer was on top for the most ladylike. She was also elected as Prom Queen this year. Bill Poinsatte was chosen as the most gentlemanly boy. For scho- lastic achievement, Pat Thompson and Bob lvurstner were chosen. Along with keeping her scholastic average high, Pat is a valuable Geraldine Mommer Sam Talarico 1 .loanne Smith Marianne Ueber Joe Emanuel Alice Uecker it K, if gm ul l 4: lfllf ff fl , .X . .' . xg, , xv' X , xx sv, ik, aw, xx., i. fc y sf F' Q 1 1, , N1 as ' 5 Y'-, ' ' X' in 4 ' fr -, ' ' A i , - X af va, as ,ex sax ,rx ,fx x, v yx ,wg yi' yt vp A -1 .v -1 -,Yr X, f,,,?, . ,vw -K x .,. .ya ,Xa 3, -.kv 1 ,ff,.'1.-uf.. --'-,' .f -f' ,fl --'f Senior member of both the band and or- chestra. Joan Muldoon has been chosen as the most athletic girl. The most athletic senior boy is Tom Jehl. Tom has played foot- ball and basketball all of his four years here at C.C. Marian Ueber was chosen as the friendliest girll' Like Sam Talarico, she is noted for her cheery grin and greeting. Jim Harkenrider was named the best dressed boy. ,loan Smith was chosen as best dressed girl. Joan, who makes her own clothes, says she just strives for neatness. Joe Emanuel and Alice Uecker were chosen as the most cooperative be- cause they are all around students. Pat 0,C0nn0r ,loan Muldoon Jim Harkenrider Tom Jehl Pat Thompson Robert Yvurstner Hill Poinsatte N 4, A xr Q Q 8 haf -,A N, 1 2 -.'-, ,X .. s w ff eh- B xv 1 M ' ' A . F u s l l l Hin X' , x ' v ' ,J ' x' 'ng r .f '-..f ,.f - rf' gf 'J' Q f w A -'H :R rs X ,va Vx as v X M. 'Y +. 9 ff rv ' ' v W5 'ie Xa v Q v- Q i 1- ' v -i ib ti f 1 wr sy ,xy M X,-' ty X,-' X,-' Rf sr' xv r-'ii N N , a vv' as- 'XZ' K'-. 'XX,'i Nw' 'Nix' N,- ' X33 ,XJ KX' xxx' X,Pp v x.'wxxr ' 'S.?hv i KNYOK, ey .-'J f' JY 1' ,Y .fn ,Q 'Af - ,Q 1 - W1 ,H .I ', ' 1 , ,, 'I , .f V A, , Q4,' .K 1 4' I X' ' . A. K 'ff' ne Te: if 'jars if 2,1 gf 'SFC 4-11 ik 243' Xa.. -X43 '-105 if its- fix, gf Yes. x,'A4Yfw,e ,65 Qv,+ is YES.: w,1,.Y,xKc ii., -af.-' avg X 'evgq 5.-'fxv4Y,gQ..ix.I6TQf,- L yt- - .X ,Q N W 'X '-'N W' X , ' .' A kxcx X. ,Ns we my ,XKQXQ yy, .X '- QNX X N wx , yuhfgg. si-+'5,.vH my -5, 3 .fx fm 'E W f ,fx it v v i W . -t f i v H - X X X X O X X xvfxsxxfu f c ,ccc ,,Lcs'w'k. '1.,f,x.Ya,,+'? ,M,,fx.f-. fr ft pc .Y an .QM . as .. ' X -' - Q K ff.: ,X 'hr X. xx' X1 afhkv 'A.r?xxv,,x'.3yxxb9 85.?9?'e?o5-.'??i3Jvit5Q.99i3s.?i Aalfgixn .i -r aff 1:.nw.:+--1' Seniv CARROLL M. ABBOTT C.A. St, ju,je'5 1218 Forest Ave. Students Spiritual Co., Echo StaFf, Shamrock Re- porter, Orchestra, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Don't Take My Penny , Twirler. MARJORIE ANN ADAMS Margie Sf, Pan-ick'5 841 W. DeWald St. Band, Orchestra, Glee Club. JEAN ADAMSKE St. Andrew's 2431 New Haven Ave. Shale Club, Dramatic Club, Intramurals. GAA Triangle and Numerals, Shorthand and Typing Awards. RONALD L. ALT Ronnie Sr. Perefs 4001 Smith Sr. Mission Representative, Intramurals. SUZANNE ANDREWS Susie St. joseplfs R. R. No. 6 Country Club Hills Intramurals, GAA Triangle. CHARLES ANKENBRUCK Chas. St. Mary's 1015 Liberty Shamrock Representative, Student Co. JOAN ANKENBRUCK Io , ga St. Jude's 1911 Pemberton A Students Spiritual Co., Dramatic Club, Intra- Q murals, GAA Triangle. K -J' S WALTER AUGUSTYNIAK Switch St. Hyacinth's R. R. No. 7 Library Staff, Track '46, '47, Intramurals. JOAN E. BAKLE Jo St. Patrick's, Arcola R. R. No. 5 Student Council, Band Sec., Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Science Club, Band Monogram and Sweater. LAWRENCE BANET Larry St. PauI's 1118 Jones St. Intramurals. . ' T' 4 .',.,,: , A 3 JOEL F. BARNES Joe - fi , Alc- , St. Ial1n's 113 E. Maple Grave ' jf ' Intramurals, Cheerleader, Writers Club, Camera . A Club. 'ii MARCLYN BATCHELDER Tootie vj' St. Petefs 415 E. Masterson if h GAA Officer '45, GAA Triangle. --C.. 1,5 1.5 ERNIE BAUERMEISTER Buck I, A ., St. Peter's 2201 Holton ..,. , . c 0 , . ., .I JAMES BECK ffm ' sf. Patriclc's 715 W. Wildwood 'K -Q I ,QL Mission Repres., Varsity Football '45, '46, '47, We i- ' Y , 'V' ik.. Varsity Basketball '46, '47, '48, Track '48, Var- Ejf' 1: ' W. sity Monogram '45, '46, '47, '48, Basketball, Foot- Na, .- Y ' wir. x V - ball, Track. N jg i-'r CHARLENE BECKER Skippy 1 .. ' ' St. Iude's 2202 St. Joe Blvd. I Transferred from the Academy of Our Lady, Peoria, Illinois. i ROSE MARIE BECKER Rosie St. Patrick's 2943 Alexander Ave. Students Spiritual Co., Veronica Guild, Legion of Mary, Shamrock Feature Writer, Press Club, Civics Club, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, GAA Triangle, Shorthand and Typing Awards. FREDERICK W. BEHRNS Freddy Precious Blood 734 Archer Ave. Students Spiritual Co. LORETTA BELL Lora St. folm's, New Haven Box 84 Legion of Mary, Spanish Club, Intramurals. Page 24 Ni THERESA BOBAY St. Ioseph's, Hessen Cassel R. R. Na. 10 Veronica Guild, Mission Repres., Intramurals, Typing Award. MARY LOU BOEHM Louie Precious Blood 2632 Sherman Veronica Guild, Intramurals, Shorthand Awards. OTTO M. BONAHOOM Reid St. Ioseph's 2508 Brooklyn Ave. Shamrock Reporter, Latin Club, Press Club. Civics Club Vice-Pres., Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Brother GoOse , Don't Take My Penny , Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, '47, '48, Oratory Award '46, '47, Chamber of Commerce Essay '46, Varsity Football '47, Track '46, '47, '48, Track Monogram '47. JOSEPH BOPP Joe Cathedral 1226 Lillie St. Track '47, Intramurals. GEORGEAN BORKENSTEIN Georgie St. Peter's 2922 Reed St. Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Typing Award. JOAN BOSCHET Io St. Iohn's 5829 Fairfield Ave. Red Cross Shorthand Awards. MARGARET ANN BOUGHER Margie St. Iude's 2220 Kensington Blvd. Students Spiritual Co., Echo Staif, Student Coun- cil, French Club, Red Cross, Class Officer Sec. '47, '48, Intramurals, Shamrock Reporter. BARBARA BOWER Barbie St, Iohn's 1001 Prange Dr. Shamrock Business Manager, Spanish Club, Press Club, Apostleship of Prayer, Dramatic Club. MARY ROSE BOYLE St. Andrew's 2425 Schele BEVERLY BRIDGE Dimples St. Mary's 1831 Freeman St. Veronica Guild, Echo Staff, Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Shorthand Award. JOSEPH BRITA foe St. joseph's 2517 Greater St. Shamrock Repres., Intramurals. MARCELLA BROWN Sally St. Peter's 2512 Oliver GAA Triangle, Numerals and large UC . Page 25 Cla A 0 194 LOUISE BELOT Lou St. Peter's 1137 Nuttman Ave. Shamrock Reporter. Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross, Dramatic Club, DOn't Take My Penny , Dramatic Club Monogram, In hand Award. PAUL BENNETT tramurals, Short- St. fude's 1917 Pemberton Intramurals. CAROL BERGHOFF Bergie St. Mary's 1139 Oak St. Red Cross Pres. SHARON BEVELHEIMER Sherrie St. Peter's 918 Rudisill Veronica Guild, Dramatic Club. SHARON BLACKWELL St. john's, New Haven New Haven, Ind, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. RICHARD BLUME St, Iude's Mission Repres., Shamrock Feature Writer, Stu- dent Council, Glee Club Publi matic Club, Cinderella , Brother Goose , Don't Take My Penny , Class '46, Intramurals. m Doc 2010 Pemberton city Chair., Dra- , 'Treasurer '45 and , .... . ' is I1 i X, 4? pf l Senio ,C 3 'T 1 ROLAND J. BROWN Brownie Saws, sf. Patriclc's 2426 Hoagland Ave. J , W . Band, Orchestra, Glee Club. ff ALICE BUCHANAN Bucky K St. Peter's 428 E. Creighton - fa v Veronica Guild, Shamrock Mailing Staff, Press A, wrqox 'Q '25 Club, Dramatic Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, '3lwI'. ,H arg- Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Numerals. -K 1 ALBERT BURCH Al St. jude's 2410 N. Anthony Blvd. Varsity Football '47, Track '48. JACKIE BUETER Jack . ff-A -J St. fude's 2219 Forest Park L French Club. 'di ' GERALD CASHMAN ferry E Q5 Precious Blood 1821 Sherman LAVON CAYOT Bonnie St. HyaCinth's 2929 Reed St. A bt M., 'k.,, Q M Veronica Guild, Dramatic Club, Don't Take My J , 1 Penny, GAA Triangle, shorthand Awards. 1 A f fx JAMES CHAMBERLIN Cham St. lude's 2111 Alabama Ave. Varsity Football '47, Track '46, '47, Intramurals, Football Monogram '47, JIM CHANDLER Pete Precious Blood 1607 Andrew St. EDWARD CHRISTMAN Chris ins Precious Blood 657 Fifth St. Intramurals. A DANIEL P. CLEMENS ' crash A 'i I St. Iohn's 1145 Westover Rd. Echo Repres., Shamrock Repres., Varsity Football ' '45, '46, '47, Track '47, Intramurals, Varsity Foot- 'Q 'QQ ball Monogram '47. . Gd DORIS MAE CONNETT Red x 5 St. ,laseph's 2330 Juliette Ave. , J. Glee Club, Intramurals, GAA Triangle. A BONNIE LOU CUNEY Louie , 4 e':1,.. Precious Blood 1009 Pape Dramatic Club, Intramurals, GAA Triangle and im. if Numerals' NORMAN DAGER Norm St. Andrew's 2802 Raymond St. Intramurals. EDWARD DAHM Ed St. Iude's 2007 Kensington 'G Students Spiritual Co., Legion of Mary, Intra- murals. NEIL DALEY, JR. St. Patrick's Mission Repres., Press Club, Dramatic Club, Science Club Pres., Track '46, Intramurals. 3724 Gay St. THOMAS DAVIS Willy St. Iude's 1806 Bayer Ave. Varsity Football '45, Intramurals, Football Mono- gram '45. DONALD DEGITZ Diggy St. Andrew's 1924 Roy St. CORRINE DE GRANDCHAMP Corrie Cathedral 2312 N. Clinton St. Red Cross. Page 26 RACHEL DI FILIPPO Flip St. Mary's 1308 S. Hanna Veronica Guild, Mission Repres., Apostleship of Prayer, Glee Club, Intramurals. DOROTHY J. DIRIG Jean St. Mary's 1602 Maumee Ave. Dramatic Club. Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, Shorthand Awards. SALLY DISSER Dis St. Patriclc's 2525 S. Webster Students Spiritual Co., Mission Repres., Sham- rock Reporter, Student Council, Press Club, Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross, Dramatic Club, Scholastic Monograms '45, '46, '47, '48, Intra- murals. JOHN R. DONOVAN Dun St. Patricl-:'s 132 W. DeWald BEVERLY ANN DOYLE Bev St. john's 4631 Old Mill Rd. Mission Repres., Echo Staff, Shamrock Repres. Library Staff, Dramatic Club, Religion Instructor at Irene Byron, Intramurals. THOMAS DOYLE Tom St. Jude's 1056 Shore Dr. Varsity Football '45, Intramurals. MARIE DUMATO St:Patriclr's 521 W. Wildwood Veronica Guild, Legion of Mary, Shamrock Writer, Shamrock Repres., Press Club, Apostle- ship of Prayer, Dramatic Club, Intramurals, GAA, Shorthand and Typing Awards. MARIETTA EHINGER Mary St. Patrick's 1238 Kinsmoor Glee Club. JOSEPH EMANUEL joe Cathedral 617 E. Wayne Students Spiritual Co. Pres., Legion of Mary Vice-Pres., Latin Club Council, Apostleship of Prayer. Band, Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Scho- lastic Monogram '45, '46, '47, '48. MARILYN JOAN ERB Precious Blood 815 W. Third St. Dramatic Club, Intramurals, GAA Triangle and Numerals. RICHARD ERB Peanuts Precious Blood 1732 Short St. Mission Repres., Student Manager. MARY ELLEN FARLEY St. Peter's 426 E. Taber St. Veronica Guild, Shamrock Mailing Stall, Intra- murals, Shorthand Awards. Page 27 C144 1948 FLOYD DEPEW Curly St. Patrick's 400055 S. Lafayette St. Spanish Club. SHERMAN DESMONDS Sherm Precious Blood 702 Archer Intramurals, Student Manager '45, '46, '47, JOAN DETWEILER fo St. Mary's 2028 S. Hanna Twirler, Glee Club, Intramurals, GAA Triangle. RICHARD DEVINE Dick Cathedral 713 E. IeHerson Intramurals. JAMES DIDIER jim St. fude'5 1209 Clara Ave. Intramurals. BERNARD DIDION Did Precious Blood 527 Fifth St. Intramurals. 3457-.. ,.:.-,...-..-.g7ggf,L . -2. . I-C X Seniv MELVIN FEAGLER fay Cathedral 130224 N. Harrison RICHARD FENKER Dick Sr, Pefefg 3118 S. Anthony Intramurals, Freshman Basketball, Reserves '46, '47, RALPH THOMAS FIELD Tom St. Patrick's, Arcola R. R. No. 5 Leesburg Road Spanish Club, Glee Club. Certificate for Scho- lastic Art. PETER FIGERT Dink St Patrick's, Arcola ' R. R. No. 6 Shamrock Reporter, Student Council, Press Club, Band, Orchestra Vice-Pres,, Glee Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, JOYCE JOAN FOX Precious Blood 1622 Barthold St. Veronica Guild, Apostleship of Prayer, Intra- murals, GAA Triangle and Numerals. MARGORIE FOX Margie St. Vincent De Paul R. R. No. Z Shamrock Reporter, Press Club. Orchestra. Dra- matic Club, Shorthand Awards. . f Ya- Wx. 2 ,X A fl ' r - . Q .t azkkix ii iisft rlii 4, H vs Ciormmq lil' tvs. x... .sf is 4 is N ' fi'-4651 'E' A -ri.. 1 it ii ' A '- fsfiil. ,-5:g45.,s-?5,..Q K' 5 .. -:fa Q at . in . ,gf R S A , qt as at X 5 T ':,?: -. -tm gt '2 .falaillf-'fEGi3 15.8 s , V. s-.-if L35 in is - Q gs 'Ig ' 1 SK' ' 5 'V S 1' 5 'I 1 'f'fw'fL 'wk 342, '59 if 42 X W f s 'fi t, I rf f, - '??3sl5'5'N- - ' 'Nav DON FRECKER Don St. Louis' New Haven Shamrock Repres., Varsity Football '47, Intra- murals. AUDREY FREELAND Aud Precious Blood 1623 Franklin Typing Award. ELEANOR FREIBURGER Ellie St. Patrick's 2918 S. Harrison Shamrock Advertising Staff, Shamrock Repres., Press Club, Library Staff, Apostleship of Prayer Pres., Glee Club, Dramatic Club, GAA Triangle, Shorthand Award. ' CURT WM. FUHS Curt St. Patrick's 3226 Felician Ave. Spanish Club, Civics Club, Scholastic Monogram '45. NORMAN GERARDOT Norm St. joseph's 2008 Electric Intramurals. KENNETH GERHARDSTEIN Mary's Boy Precious Blood 1634 Richardson RITA GETTY Reet St. Patrick's 3607 Webster Students Spiritual Co. Vice-Pres., Mission Rep- res., Student Council, Dramatic Club Treas., Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, Class Sec. '46, GAA Sec. and Treas., GAA Triangle and Letter. CLAUDINE GLADBACH Red St. Mary's 1712 E. Berry St. Scholastic Monogram '45, Shorthand and Typing Awards. CAROLYN GLASER Carol St. Ioseph's 3319 Vesey Ave. Legion of Mary, Apostleship of Prayer Sec., Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Bishop Noll Scholar- ship from Eighth Grade, Shorthand Award. STEPHEN GLASSLEY Steve St. Mary's 1210 Columbia Ave. Mission Repres., Latin Club, Scholastic Mono- gram '45, '46, Intramurals. JOSEPH GOODMAN foe St. jude's 1902 Kenwood Intramurals. JOHN GOODMAN jack St. Andrew's 1325 Dubois St. Intramurals. Page 28 GEORGE HAGGENJOS Butch St. Mary's 814 Madison St. Echo Editor, Scholastic Monogram '45, Intra- murals. MARY CATHERINE HAHN St. Hyacinth's 3226 Winter St. Eighth Grade Scholarship from Bishop Noll. RICHARD T. HAPP Dick St. Mary's 1220 Chute St. Echo Repres., Shamrock Repres., Band, Orches- tra, Intramurals, Band Monogram '45. GILES HARBER St. AIoysius', Yoder ' R. R. No. 1, Pleasant Center Rd. Track '4S. RICHARD HARBER Dick St. AIoysius'. Yoder R. R. No. 1 Echo Staff, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, JAMES I-IARKENRIDER Harlrie St. Ioseph's 135.7 Huestis Ave. Legion of Mary, Mission Repres., Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Don't Take My Penny, Scho- lastic Monogram '45. GEORGE E. HARTMAN Flash St. Peter's 2501 Hanna St. Band, Varsity Football '46, '47, Intramurals, Var- sity Football Monogram '47. JACQUELINE HAWLEY facquie St. Patrick's 2215 S. Calhoun Students Spiritual Co., Shamrock Reporter, Press Club, Red Cross, GAA Triangle, Shorthand Award. LOIS HAYDEN Blondie St. Patrick's 516 W. DeWald Veronica Guild, Mission Repres., Prom Attend- ant. RICHARD HEGE Whitey St. Patrick's ' 4116 Winter Varsity Football '44, '45, '46, '47, Intramurals, Football Monogram, '46, '47. DONALD HEIDENREICH Don Precious Blood 1913 Meridian St. Varsity Football '46, '47, Football Monogram '47. BOB HELMKAMP Frosty Cathedral 1615 E. Rudisill Students Spiritual Co., Shamrock Sports Writer, Glee Club, Track '46, '47, '48. , Page 29 5 pg N-V , K. .F :L -'-f:.:.- cfm 5 1943 ROBERT K. GORDAN Bob St. Paul's 915 Nelson Latin Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, Bishop Noll Scholarship from Eighth Grade, Freshman Basketball, Track '47, '48, Intramurals. LARRY GRANAHAN Granny St. Patrick's 2946 Bowser THOMAS GRIFFITH Griii' St. Iude's 1520 Lake Ave. Mission Reprcs., Echo Repres., Shamrock Re- porter, lfress Club, Dramatic Club, Brother Goose, Don't Take My Penny, Intramurals. KENNETH GROTE Ken St. Patrick's 2609 Reed St. Echo Staff, Glee Club, Science Club, Scholastic Monogram '45. JOAN GUSTAFSON Gus St. Patrick's 1434 Drexel JOAN HAGEMAN fodee St. Patrick's 3609 S. Lafayette Legion of Mary, Echo Repres., Shamrock Ad. Staff, Press Club, Library Staff, Glee Club, Dra- matic Club, Don't Take My Penny, Science Club, Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Typing Award. . X 1 .. , . 1 .rt xv .3515 1 4: fl? Qigigc., f2z:.1Jff?t ,. :li-:I ' -+.ssz,.- ,cam W. zff fQ z-3' .C , ,, ,.. M, af 1, ' 'S 5' -is A 2 gy, ei Ni X K- ' 6 2 f Wti: 332552-.Ez,L3f:3-.i:if , Q' '21 Senio CAROL HENRY Precious Blood 602 W. State Veronica Guild Vice-Pres., Apostleship of Prayer, Dramatic Club, K. of C. Essay Contest Winner '48, Intramurals, GAA Triangle. AGNES J. HERBER St. Patrick's 421 Rose Lane Red Cross, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Scholastic Monogram '46, Shorthand and Typing Awards. EUGENE HERBER St. fol1n's, New Haven R. R. No. Z Formerly of New Haven High Schol. MARIE HERBER Herb St. fude's 1910 St. Joe Echo Typist. MARILYN HETTINGER Lynn Precious Blood 1739 St. Mary's Ave. Intramurals, Shorthand Award. MONA LEE HILKER Mona St. Patrick's 801 Poplar Veronica Guild, Shamrock Mailing Staff, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Don't Take My Penny. Four years perfect attendance. Intra- murals, GAA Letter, Numerals and Triangle. . 5 . -up Q. . qv 1 x ' . PS N7 f '?Y Wrxnf' DAN HIPSKIND Hip HARRY E. HODDE MARY LOU HINEN Cathedral 1317 Kensington Legion of Mary, Latin Club, Varsity Football '45, '46, '47, Intramurals, Football Monograms '46 '47 Yrrah Eddoh St. Peter's R. R. No. 3 Mission Repres. Pete I 4 l 1904 Hale Ave. Echo Repres., Shamrock Reporter, Library Staff, Glee Club. ' JOANNE HOELLE St. jose-ph's ' Io St. fohn's 412 Maxine Dr. Glee Club. RICHARD HOFFMAN Dick Precious Blood 1914 Oakland Intramurals. can WILLIS HOLLER Willie St. Peter's 4515 Gaywood Dr. Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross. JEANNE HOLTHAUS Jeannie St. Peter's 221 E. Butler RAYMOND HOOPER Ray U Cathedral 618 Davis St. , 7 Spanish Club. , KENNETH HUGUENARD Curly St. Jude's 2508 Dodge Ave. - ,Q A Shamrock Repres- Student Council, Scholastic 4-lu 'A '62 , ,Q 3 lxlsonogram '45, Class Treas. '47, '48, Track '47, -' V I QQERRY HYDE ' -vi' A' , 3 - St. Patricl:'s 1915 Hoagland 1 V Ja- Q Mission Repres., Library StaFf, Shamrock Repres., 1 ' inf ' me-,XJ Varsity Football '45, '46, '47, Varsity Basket- ' ' Q Q ball '46, '47, Intramurals, Track '45, '46, Football Lx 3 V 2: 42 4 Monogram '45, '46, '47, Basketball Monogram '47, 1 ' is ' 'J Q Track Numerals. f 1 ' -. s f X h A J . X g-,f,,if ROBERT LEE JAKWAY Junior Precious Blood 1216 Oakland St. K 5 ii if 'fx 'Mew 2 f ? : gf? 521 51-,seg fa- Shamrock Photographer, Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Camera Club. THOMAS JEHL Pete Page St. Peter's 425 LaSalle St. Students Spiritual Co., Mission Repres., Student Council, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, '47, Class Pres. '45, '46, '47, '48, Varsity Football '46, '47, '48, Varsity Basketball '46, '47, '48, Track '45, '46, '47, '48, Intramurals, Football and Basketball Monograms, '46, '47, '48. 30 GENE KIEN Chutz St. Iude's 2216 Florida Intramurals. MARIANNE KIEP St. Andrew's 2216 Chestnut Intramurals, Shorthand Award. DONNA KIMES Fido St. Patrick's 2536 S. Wayne Intramurals. JAMES P. KINDER jim St. Patrick's Dramatic Club, Don't Take My Penny, Scho- lastic Monogram '45, Intramurals, MARY GRACE KINTZ Gracie Precious Blood 1514 St. Mary's Spanish Club, Red Cross, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, Intramurals, GAA Vice-Pres., GAA Tri- angle, Numerals, Letter, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Four Year Perfect Attendance. 3715 Warsaw JOHN KIRKHOFF jack Precious Blood 1223 Sinclair BERNARD W. KLEM Red St. John's 4205 Tacoma JERRYQKLENKE Charlie St. Andrew's 2823 Schele Ave. Echo Repres., Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, Bis- hop Noll Scholarship from Eighth Grade, N.R,O.T.C. Scholarship, Intramurals. MARTHA KNIGHT Precious Blood 1209 Irene St. Students Spiritual Co., Apostleship of Prayer, Dramatic Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, '47, Intramurals, Typing and Shorthand Awards. CHARLES KOCKS Chaster Precious Blood 635 Third St. Latin Club, Orchestra Pres., Bishop Noll Scholar- ship from Eighth Grade, Varsity Basketball '46, '47, Track '47. PATRICIA KOCKS Pat St. Patriclr's 324 E. Butler Shamrock Make-up Ed., Press Club, Intramurals, GAA Triangle and Numerals. THERESE KOHRMAN Tess St. Iohn's 4218 S. Wayne Latin Club, Red Cross, Glee Club, Science Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, '47, '48, Intra- murals, GAA Triangle. ' Page 31 J Clam of 194 CONSTANCE JOCKEL Connie Legion of Mary Sec., Shamrock Editor. Spanish Cluo Sec., Press Club Historian, Civics Club, Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross, Dramatic Club, Quill and Scroll, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, 48, Echo Repres. PHILIP JOCKEL Phil St. fude's 1805 Tecumseh JACK KEANE jackson Cathedral 2713 N. Clinton Mission Repres., Shamrock Sports Editor, Press Club Pres., Civics Club Pres., Red Cross, Glee Club, Dramatic Club Vice-Pres., Don't Take My Penny, Brother Goose, Scholastic Monogram '45, '47, Reserve Basketball '46, Cross Country '45, '46, '47, Intramurals. THOMAS KEITH St. Mary's 1422 E. Lewis Library Stall, Cross Country '46, '47, Track '45, '46, '47, Intramurals, Track Monogram '47. DAVID KELTY Dave St. jude's 2131 St. foe Blvd. Shamrock Sport Writer, Press Club, Glee Club, Dramatic Club Program Chair., Intramurals. JOHN KIEL johnny ' Pecious Blood 510 Greenlawn A I N ' Z3 we J 50' S. A AN? I ,. 4 'ff 'mg X 1 it li MX -V+ 'TW in-1 ...a,...q5.a..- - A-. . ,v,,,AA M741 Senio NORBERT KRABACH Norb St. john's 4647 Calumet Varsity Football '47, Intramurals, Football Mono- gram '47. MARIANNE KRAFT Anne JOA Precious Blood 419 Hullman Veronica Guild, Dramatic Club. Intramurals, GAA Triangle. N KRAMER fo St. fude's 1527 Pemberton Mission Repres., Echo Staff. Shamrock Feature Ed., Latin Club, Press Club, Civics Club, Dra- matic Club, Brother Goose, Don't Take My Penny, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, Quill and Scroll. CAROL KRULL St. john's 4214 Tacoma Ave. CAR CAR Students Spiritual Co., Shamrock News Ed., Latin Club, Press Club, Civics Club Red Cross, Prom Attendant, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Scho- lastic Monogram '45. OLYN KUTTNER Carrie St. John's 4302 Beaver Legion of Mary, Mission Repres., Shamrock Feature Writer, Press Club, Dramatic Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, Intramurals. OLE LANDIS Cal St. jude's 2009 Alabama Mission Repres., Shamrock Reporter, Press Club, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. o ww ag' Y Wav' npr 'TQZT' 1 sad' ,NY i , l , RUTH HELEN LAPP Ruthie Precious Blood 1530 Sherman Mission Repres., Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Science Club, GAA Publicity Man., GAA Nu- merals, Triangle, and Letter. MARY JANE LAWLOR jaynie St. jude's 1131 Pemberton Glee Club, Intramurals, Shorthand Award. JOHN LEEMHUIS Iaclr St. Joseph's 1222 Scott Echo Ad. Staff, Intramurals. JOAN LEIDER St. Ioseph's R. R. No. 2, Roanoke Spanish Club. JOANNE LENNART Punky St. Iua'e's 1019 N. Anthony Students Spiritual Cc., Mission Pres. and Sec., Shamrock Exchange Ed., Press Club, Civics Club, Apostleship of Prayer, Dramatic Club, Brother Goose, Don't Take My Penny, Science Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, '47, '48, Junior His- tory Medal, Bishop Noll Scholarship from Eighth Grade, Intramurals, GAA Point Sec., '47, '48, GAA Triangle, Numerals, and Letter. JOAN LIEBIG 10 St. Peter's 1329 Pemberton Shamrock Ass't Feature Ed., Student Council, Press Club Vice-Pres., Prom Attendant, Red Cross, Dramatic Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, '47, Class Vice-Pres. '45, '47, '48, Shorthand and Typing Awards. JOHN LINEHAN Linne Precious Blood 1619 Howell Glee Club. MARY BLANCHE LINN Mary B. St. jude's 1715 Kensington Mission Repres., Shamrock Mailing Staff, Mission Sec. and Treas., Camera Club, Shorthand Award. DONALD E. LITCHFIELD Don St. Peter's 2115 Lafayette Band Quartermaster, Orchestra, Intramurals, Band Monogram. TOM LOFTUS Harve St. fude's 2012 Crescent Shamrock Repres., Red Cross, Intramurals, Var- sity Football '46. TERRY J. LOGAN T. f. St. jude's 2009 Curdes Varsity Football '45, '46, '47, Varsity Basketball '47, '48, Track '47, Intramurals, Varsity Football Monogram '46, '47. JIM LONEY Lone St. Iude's 1718 Vermont Mission Repres., Shamrock Repres., Track '45, '46, '47, Intramurals. Page 32 Q,-. ,Q 'Five .pf BETTY MCCAFFREY Shorty St. Paul's ' 1124 Fairfield Library Staff. WILLIAM MCCORMACK Chev St. Iohn's 4527 Beaver Spanish Club, Transferred from Danville High School, Danville, Ill. ROBERT MARQUART Bob St. Patrick's 1325 Stophlet Mission Repres., Echo Repres., Shamrock Repres., Apostleship of Prayer, Orchestra, French Club, Intramurals, Track '45, '46. MARILYN MATTES St. Andrew's 2734 Chestnut Mission Repres., Scholastic Monogram '45, GAA Triangle, Shorthand and Typing Awards. VIRGINIA MEO jean Cathedral 4105 S. Calhoun Apostleship of Prayer, GAA Triangle. HELEN MARIE METTLER Arrie St. Mary's 707 E. feiferson Veronica Guild Sec., Echo Staff, Shamrock Mail- ing Staff, Press Club, Dramatic Club. AGNES MEYER Angel St. Mary's 940 E. Wayne St. Veronica Guild, Intramurals, GAA Triangle. EILEEN MEYER Gert St. Patrick's 341 W. Taber Veronica Guild Pres., French Club, Fort Wayne Art Scholarship. BILL MIDDLETON St. Patrick's 3312 Lillie Mission Repres., Intramurals. JACK MILLER Monk St. Paul's 1205 Van Buren Intramurals. MARIAN MINNICK Cathy St. Peter's 2531 Smith St. Apostleship of Prayer, Intramurals, Shorthand and Typing Awards. GERALDINE MOMMER Gerry St. Paul's 517 Lavina Veronica Guild, Legion of Mary Pres., Shorthand Award, Prom Queen, Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Numerals. Page 33 C7444 194 CLEMENT LOTHAMER Pooch St. Andrew's 1401 S. Anthony Intramurals. WAYNE J. LUCKOCK Bud St. Juseph's 2128 Cozy Court Cheerleader '47, Intramurals. JOHN LUTZ johnny St. Peter's 2403 Euclid Intramurals. PAUL LYNCH Hoyt St. Patrick's 1915 Hoagland Apostleship of Prayer, Varsity Football '46, In- tramurals. MARY MARGARET MCARDLE Peggy St. Rose's Monroeville, Ind. Legion of Mary, Echo Repres., Spanish Club Treas., Civics Club, Science Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, '47 '48. JACK Mc BRIDE Mac St. Iude's 1833 Randalia Mission Repres., Echo Repres., Shamrock Repres., Apostleship of Prayer, Varsity Basketball '48, ' Intramurals, Varsity Basketball Monogram '48. X 'I' e R X . aa., ., ,Ron X Q- 5 in Nm fifw, Q7 J .gmfffffif WZfffi3j !f , MW J if ! H' 'M 15995 Cy xx df .fx j J X' XX? x ' 9 X X J sv? f 1 N vl ' x ggfe jeg X35 im W Wig R355 YR Seniv St. Patrick's 2602 S. Wayne Veronica Guild. RICHARD MOORE Red Precious Blood 2110 Hensch St. Varsity Football '46, '47, Football Monogram '47. MARIE A. MORRIS Sandy St. Patrick's 442 W. Butler Students Spiritual Co., Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross, GAA Triangle, Numerals and Letter. EDWARD P. MOULIN Moon Cathedral 1207 Lake Ave. Intramurals. CAROLE MOUREY St. john's, New Haven, 522 South St., New Haven Echo Bus. Manager, Shamrock Reporter, Press Club, Civics Club, Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross. Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, '47, '48, Scholarship from Eighth Grade, K. of C. Essay Award '47, Intra' murals. GERMAINE MUELLER Gerry Cathedral 1216 Garfield Glee Club, GAA Triangle, Typing Award. 5 fs- 'LB' Q -4 ' 971, x Vt' .qgmv l 'ff 'Q ' , I - , xl ' .4 s f':- A , T. .. ,f pw' we ,119 JOAN MULDOON St. IDseph's, Hessen Cassel Io R. R. No. 10 Students Spiritual Co., Intramurals, GAA Tri- angle. Numerals and Letter. BETTY MULLENDORE Cathedral 634 E. jefferson Spanish Club, Apostleship of Prayer. TOM MUNGOVAN St. Peter's Mango 3331 S. Hanna Varsity Football '45, '46, '47, Intramurals, Varsity Football Monogram '45, '46, JAMES MURPHY A St. Andrew's THOMAS M. MURPHY St. Patrick's Students Spiritual Co., Legion matic Club, Intramurals. MARILYN NASSENSTEIN St. Peter's Red Cross, Dramatic Club Sec., jim 2726 Chestnut Mike 940 Hamilton of Mary, Dra- Ma re 3305 Monroe Brother Goose, Don't Take My Penny, Intramurals, Shorthand Award. MARY ELLEN NEUMAN Mary El Precious Blood 711 Florence Ave. Veronica Guild, Red Cross, Dramatic Club, Intra- murals, GAA Triangle, Shorthand Award. MARY JANE NEWNAM St. Patriclc's 3319 Clinton Ct. Scholastic Monogram '45, Intramurals, Shorthand Award. MARY LOU NICHTER St. john's Shamrock Reporter, Press Club, 3907 Fairfield Red Cross, Dra- matic Club, Brother Goose, Don't Take My Penny, French Club, Science Club. PATRICIA NIEBER St. Mary'S EUGENE NIX St. Andrew's Intramurals. JAMES NOLL Precious Blood Varsity Football '44, '45, '46, Varsity Football Monogram '46, Page 34 Pat 1001 N. Anthony Gene 2533 Winch Sr. Nobby 1011 Archer '47, Intramurals, '47. ., 1i:a: '.-t..:.,m..ieiin' ' ' 9.9- NDF' 'uw-aw RITA OTTENWELLER Reet St. Patrick's 3310 Webster French Club Treas., Press Club, Students Spirit- ual Co., Mission Repres., Intramurals, Shamrock Feature Writer, Civics Club, Shael Club, Dra- matic Club, Red Cross. NICK PALERMO Cathedral Lincoln Highway, East Latin Club, Library Staff, Intramurals. DON PAPPERT Pappy Precious Blood 1309 Sinclair Press Club, Intramurals. WILLIAM POINSATTE, JR. Willie St. lohn's 4507 Lafayette Espl. Students Spiritual Co., Mission Repres., Student Council, Spanish Club Pres., Dramatic Club, Don't Take My Penny, Scholastic Monogram '45, '47, Intramurals. PATRICIA ANN POTOSKY Patty St. ljohn's 405 Congress Latin Club, Glee Club. ROBERT PRANGER Bob St. 54ndrew's 2015 E. Washington Legion of Mary Treas., Echo Staff, Shamrock Distribution, Dramatic Club, Science Club, Cam- era Club, Track '47, '48. JAMES J. PURVIANCE fim St. Patrick's 1130 Nuttman Library Staff, Varsity Basketball '47, '48, Track '45, '47, Intramurals, Varsity Baskteball Mono- gram '47, '48. JAMES M. QUINN jim St. AndreW's R. R. No, 10 JACQUELINE RAMSEY jackie St. Retefs 716 McKee Spanish Club, Dramatic Club. BARBARA REECE Bobbie St. Mary's R. R, No. 12 Sheridan Rd. Students Spiritual Co., Echo Repres., Shamrock Ass't News Ed., Latin Club, Press Club, Short- hand Award. GLORIA REYER Cathedral Mission Repres., Student Council, Apostleship of Prayer, Shorthand Award. 1031 Rivermet PHYLLIS RICHARDS St. Andrew's Glee Club, GAA Triangle. Ph yl 1325 Warren Page 35 ,Adv cfm M1948 JOAN NOMMAY fo St. Andrew's 2415 Chestnut Glee Club. PAUL NOVITSKI Step and a Half St. Mary's 1111 Summit Echo Repres. PAUL OAKES St. Peter's 4217 Bowser Civics Club, Varsity Football '46, Intramurals. who ---- 5- PATRICIA O'CONNOR Pat Precious Blood 1223 Wefel Shamrock Reporter, Civics Club Sec., Apostle- -ig ship of Prayer, Red Cross, Glee Club, Dramatic 55' '79-2 53 , Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, '47, '48, GAA ' Triangle. VINCE E. O'CONNOR Cueball ,. 'f' St. Peter's 2332 May St. Mission Repres., Echo Repres., Shamrock Repres.. ig -A Red Cross, Glee Club, K. of C. Essay Winner '45, Intramurals, ,fix 4, Yr ROBERT o'KEEFE Bob 5 A St. Andrew's 2313 Chestnut ' Intramurals. of . .4, I Q-Sim 4 J 1 K si .g r -. if A ..... ... ' .gn , 45,21 .?a:-:2x. ge. W .1 Q 'S ' Y 1 disarm 'Egg ' sl XY. ' Q JV ' Y'-I ff.. t.'!' ' 9 2 t x ., ' me P ' Q A M-..-.Rr Seniom VIRGINIA RIEDY Ginny St. John's 4328 Tacoma Intramurals, GAA Sportshead, GAA Numerals and Letter. MARY JOANN RIPBERGER St. jude's 2027 Kentucky Veronica Guild, Legion of Mary, Glee Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, Intramurals. JOHN ROACH Iohnny St. Iude's 911 Kenwood Intramurals, Apostleship of Prayer, Mission Repres. BERNARD ROBINSON St, Peter's 531 E. Leith Latin Club, Science Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46. MARGARET ROEGER Precious Blood 1213 High St. Press Club, Library Staff, Shorthand Award. MAE AGNES ROETHELE Mazy Precious Blood 1728 Meridian Veronica Guild, Echo Repres., Shamrock Re- porter, Red Cross, Dramatic Club. S 1 R 'N '52-Q . L Q . uv 'iizsfg 1 t ff. I , . . .A ,S -:tif 'iii v iiiit L. , 3 ' iv ,,, ' x N-+ 5 X ' ' . will if f ' , Q . A S ' tju-f ' , , : . .. --,:2::i:?2v-V:-3' -:ri--sa l 'c 'fs l' A- fi . fl! 1 Y' 1: . +P R35 gifs ' . f , -wg -vig' its Q 'iyrkfvf -R ,f 1 '- 1 rt' -sw 'iii ' L . . ., - .. ,.,. V- uma, . ..-matt. ...E . X. wk M w .. - .nr ffm . , ,W ' 1 J HOWARD RORICK Howie St, Louis' R. R, No. 2, New Haven Library Staff. JOAN ROY fo 925 Rivermet Cathedral Library Staff, Band Sec., Orchestra Point Sec., Glee Club, Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Numerals, and Letter, Typing Award. LEO E. ROY St. Patrick's 338 W. Williams Track '46, Intramurals. RUTH ANN RYAN Honey St. Andrew's 2333 Reynold Shorthand Award. EMMA SARACENO Shorty St. Patrick's 415 W. Mastersan Veronica Guild, Legion of Mary, Shamrock Feature Writer, Press Club, Apostleship of Prayer, Typing and Shorthand Awards. BARBARA SAXTON Barb Precious Blood 1632 Tyler Veronica Guild, Shamrock Repres., Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, Bishop Noll Scholarship from Eighth Grade, Intramurals, GAA Triangle and Numerals, Shorthand and Typing Awards. PAUL SCHALL johnny St. Rnse's, Monroeville R. R. No. 1 Shamrock Reporter, Press Club, Scholastic Mono- gram '45, '46. BONNIE SCHEIMANN Bon St. Peter's 1409 Hurd St. Veronica Guild, Shamrock Reporter, Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Four Years Perfect Attendance, Shorthand Award. RICHARD C. SCHMIEMAN Dick Precious Blood 604 W. State Shamrock Distribution, Press Club, Dramatic Club, Stage Manager, Student Manager, '45, '46. VIOLET SCHNIEDERS St, Iohn's 228 S. Seminole Circle Veronica Guild Treas., Shamrock Reporter, Press Club, Prom Attendant, Twirler, Orchestra, Glee Club. RICHARD SCHOENLE Dick St. PauI's 1902 Riedmiller Spanish Club, Intramurals. RAYMOND SCHOWE Scheve gt. getefs 3709 Robinwood an . Pqge 36 N.,-' ' , Q' as Es W 4' 5-3 we X . :-1. F ,5i,,F5::?,Z,,,.,.A '. Em RICHARD SLATON Dick St. Jude's R. R. No. 2 Meyer Rd. Students Spiritual Co., Shamrock Reporter AL SMITH Smitty St. Andrew's R. R. No. 7, Tillman Rd. GLORIA SMITH Smitty Precious Blood 1208 Orchard Veronica Guild, Dramatic Club, GAA Triangle. JOAN SMITH smiffy St. Peter's 3226 Bowser Veronica Guild, Spanish Club, Press Club, Prom Attendant, Dramatic Club, Intramurals. SALLY SMITH Sal St. Patrick's 2515 Fairfield Legion of Mary, Shamrock Reporter, Press Club, Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross, Glee Club, French Club Vice-Pres., Scholastic Monogram '45, Intramurals. PATRICIA SNIDER Pat St. Peter's 523 E. Suttenfield Shamrock Mailing Staff, Apostleship of Prayer, Intramurals, Shorthand Award. ALICE SOHASKI Al St. Iude's 2610 Florida Civics Club, Red Cross, Orchestra, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Shorthand Awards. WAYNE E. SORDELET F.B. 1001 Milton St. Patrick's Shamrock Distribution, Dramatic Club. BETTY JANE SORG Liz 627 W. Creighton St. Patrick's Apostleship of Prayer, Intramurals. SUZANNE SORG Sr. jude's Suzie 1902 Columbia Students Spiritual Co., Mission Repres., Student Council, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Intramurals. MARY ANN STECKBECK Mayme St. john's 4101 Arlington Students Spiritual Co., Veronica Guild, Sham- rock Mailing Staff, Apostleship of Prayer, Glee Club Pres. and Sec., Dramatic Club, Brother Goose . TOM STECKBECK Steclcy St. 10111115 4615 Beaver Page 37 C7444 0 1948 DELORES SCHUHLER Dee St. Andrew's 2519 Euclid MARIAN SHARPE Bunny Precious Blood 2002 jegsie Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Shorthand and Typ- ing Awards. JIM SHERBONDY Slzerbung Si- J0l7H,5 4643 Calumet Mission Repres., Intramurals, Student Manager. MARY SIMONE St. Patrick's Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, Intramurals. EDWARD SITKO PAT St. Hyacintlfs Intramurals. SKEVINGTON Precious Blood Shorthand Award. Schmoe 927 Savilla Latin Medal '45, Sisco 4510 Reed Skevi 1917 Emma .. x mg ' Q ii A ,. .ng t,t' Q -as .- -.ex :vs . 'fab .flf.:rg,..m'w- ----.-.---.--M-- L, ,, WWYM, ,, W., 1-. Qc, I 13 V 'fl ' x 'I . rf' I Q .. . 1 r 1 A vfxgiktm Senior DONALD STEMEN Don St. Patrick's 525 W. Branning DANIEL STEINBRUNNER DOC St. fohn's 6220 Fairfield Shamrock Photographer, Science Club, Camera Club Pres., Library Staff, Latin Club, Shamrock Ad. Man., Glee Club. VIRGINIA STOECKLEY Ginny St, fL1de's , 1049 Tennessee Band, Dramatic Club. JOHN STOODY Iack Precious Blood 1620 St. Marys Spanish Club, Intramurals. ENGENE STRASSER Gene St. jude's 1225 Lynn Mission Repres, Library StaFf, Red Cross, Intra- murals. JOHN STRAUB Scrub St. Mary's 1645 E, Washington Shamrock Reporter, Civics Club, Press Club Treas., Science Club Treas., Highest Average '45, 6. Track '46, '47, '48, Intramurals, Varsity Monogram for Track '47, '48, ' 1 .I ls ' nn, penn ' 'f ff Q52 ',ur'x',. mv' . ww NNE STREBIG Lulu Cathedral 811 E. Washington Mission Repres., Echo Ad. Staff, Band, Glee Club, Intramurals, GAA Triangle and Numerals. RAY SUELZER Sunny Boy St. Mary's ' 522 E. Lewis Legion of Mary, Mission Repres., Shamrock Repres., Red Cross, Scholastic Monogram '46, Track '45, '46, '47, '48, Intramurals, Track Letter. BARBARA SWANK Barb 703 W, DeWald Transferred from South Side in '47. MARY LOU SWANK Dimples St. Mary's 1324 Grant Glee Club. SAM TALARICO St. Patrick's 949 Home Varsity Football '44, '45, '46, '47, Varsity Basket- ball '46 '47, Track '46, '47, Varsity Football Monogram '44, '45, '46, '47. CLARA M. THEISMANN St. Andrew's 2633 New Haven Ave. Students Spiritual Co., Shale Club, Dramatic Club, GAA Triangle, Numerals. PATRICIA THOMPSON Pat St. Patrick's 430 Rose Lane Shamrock Repres., Student Council. Latin Club Sec., Civics Club, Red Cross, Band Librarian, Orchestra Librarian, Dramatic Club, Science Club Sec., Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, '47, '48, Class Sec., Religion Award, Intramurals, Band Sweater and Monogram Scholarship to Sopho- more Year. DONALD J. TIERNEY Don St. Jude's ' 1912 Dodge Ave. Shamrock Writer, Press Club, Intramurals, MARIAN UEBER Red St. Petefs 2317 Warsaw Mission Repres., Student Council, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, '47, Class ViceaPres., Intra- murals, GAA Pres., GAA Triangle and Numerals, Shorthand Awards. ALICE UECKER Precious Blood 2207 Meridian Students Spiritual Co., Mission Repres., Shamrock Reporter, Press Club, Latin Club, Glee Club, Science Club Vice-Pres., Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, '47, '48, Religion Medal '45, '47, Intra- murals. FRANCIS A. UECKER Bud St. Andrew's 2419 Chestnut Shamrock Reporter, Press Club, Intramurals. GEORGIAN VACHON Georgie Immaculate Conception, R. R. No. 3, Butler, Ind. Mission Repres., Apostleship of Prayer, Glee Club. Page 38 ERNEST WALTER St. Andrew's Intramurals. ROBERT WALTKE Cathedral Ernie 3415 Raymond Bob 3913 Reed Mission Repres., Varsity Football '46, '47, '48, Intramurals, Varsity Football Monogram '46, '47. BOB WATSON St. Andre-w's 2608 Raymond EDWARD WEAVER Ed St. Peter's 2137 Weisser Park Intramurals. ROBERT WEIGAND Bob St. Mary's ' 908 Columbia Students Spiritual Co., Mission Repres., Sham- rock Sports Writer, Press Club Program Chair., Dramatic Club Stage Mgr., Cross Country '45, '46, Track '45, '46, '47, Intramurals, Student Mgr. Award '47, '48. THOMAS WEDLER St. Peters Drum Major, Band, Orchestra, murals. JOSEPH WESTENDORF St. Peter's Intramurals. BILL WIDMER St. Peter's ' JOHN WILKINSON St. Patrick's Shamrock Repres. BRUCE WILLIAMS St. john's 132 W. Dramatic Club, Spanish Club. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, JR. St. jude's Mission Repres. CHARLES WINANS St. Patrick's Tom 311 E. Creighton Glee Club, Intra- I oe 244 E. Suttenfield Wid 4401 S. Hanna Colonel 3214 S. Harrison Buzz Sherwood Terrace I oe 2623 N. Anthony Chas. 3723 S. Webster Varsitv Football '46, '47, Varsity Football Mono- gram '47. Page 39 Cla A 0 1943 CATHERINE VASTANO Kate Sr- Maris 528 Madison Orchestra. GERALD VENDERLEY ferry Sr. Peter's 2312 john Band Capt., Orchestra, Intramurals. GLENN VOIROL Precious Blood 2208 Andrew Intramurals, THOMAS VOIROL Tom St. Rose Manroeville JIM VORNDRAN Sr. Peter's 512 E. Sutrenneld Intramurals. BILL WALKER El Chico Cathedral 716 Davis Students Spiritual Co., Legion of Mary, Spanish Club Vice-Pres., Civics Club, Orchestra, Science L ub. ., RALPH WRIGHT Sr. Mary's 712 E. Wayne Spanih Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, KENNETH WUNDERLIN Ken St. Mary's 436 E. jefferson Glee Club, Typing Awards. ROBERT WURSTNER Bob St. Jude's 2021 Randalia Science Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, '46, '47, '48, Bishop Noll Scholarship from Eighth Grade, Highest Average '47. MARY ELIZABETH WYSS Betty St. jude's 1608 Kensington Shamrock Mailing StaFf, Spanish Club, Civics Club, Orchestra, Science Club, Camera Club, Scholastic Monogram '45, Intramurals, GAA Tri- angle and Numerals. BARBARA YANEY Barb St. Patrick's 2132 Oakley Veronica Guild, Echo Repres., Shamrock Mailing Staff, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Numerals and Letter, Shorthand Award. PHIL ZICKGRAF Wheel St. Andrew's 2803 Maumee Shamrock Distribution, Band, Dramatic Club, A Little Honey, Intramural. RICHARD ZURBUCH Dick St. Mary's 1219 California Mission Repres., Intramurals. Seniol-A fnjoy Ii e Three girls who spent Sunday at home. It is only after school that McCormack raises his hand. Butler discovers a biological specimen. Crew-cuts do set oii the ears. Crowning of the Blessed Mother in a Junior home room. There is no room for Joanne on the swing. 40 . , --,ii Seniond 141-e Hctiale 1!'T Miss Heighway, do watch your tongue! Jacquie Bueter started all of this. Mary Annlsteckbeck loves to go formal. - Mary Lou Boem visits the wish- ing well. Cathedral parking lot attendants. Joanne LennartE4'Miss Lakeside of 1948 Schmieman always wears his glasses at the beach. Pat Potosky, without glasses, will lean on any old thing. Ken Grote challenges the sun. ln that outfit, who wouldnlt dump them. Sally Disser bids farewell to the Hold look . Necessary ensembles for those early lake outings. Those fine warm days in May. Winans just loves to take apot- luokl' at Pokagon, -'N .......-u1lN 'f. li ? unior C'laA.A Ufficem President Eddie Ryan V ice-President Eleanor Hug Secretary Sue Passino Treasurer Bill Keane unior 614.64 Ni tory uenard Stepping into the hoots of the honorable Seniors has been a dream of the Junior class all year. They have not, however. spent all of their time dreaming. Diligently praying, working, and playing has heen the eode of this amhitious class throughout the year. Having eleeted Eddie Ryan as their President they made a sueeess of the Junior Dance and Junior issue of the Sham- rock. As Seniors this class will truly luring many laurels to C.C. fo Kramer HONOR ROLL Serllerl-Bill Keane, Ann Rwsler. lfleanor Huguenartl. Andrey llarluer. Dana Gillies. Doris llatfielfl. Strnzrfing-Sally Kinsey. Mary Ann Till. Rosemary llartman. Sue Your- hees. Virginia lIHIllilI'iH0, Ginny Mil- ler. Page -12 -,. uniol-A ROSEMARY ADAMSKI PAUL ALEXANDER DON ANKENBRUCK JEANNE ANKENBRUCK BARBARA ARNOLD RAMON AVILA DICK BAKER RUTH BANET ROSELYN BECKER EUGENE BECKMAN BOB BENDER DOROTHY BENNETT MARGARET BERG JOAN BEST MAXINE BEYER PEGGY BLUE MIKE BONAHOOM FRANK BOOKMYER EUGENE BOSCHET DOROTHY BRAMES JOAN BRAUN BOB BROWER BARBARA BROWN GENE BRUNS DOMINIC BUANNO LEO BUESCHER JEANNE BUETER TOM BUETER BILL BURGARD GLORIA BURTON JOAN CASTLE CHARLES CENTLIVRE CHARLES CHRISTMAN RALPH CHRISTMAN FLORENCE CHRISTOFF PHILLIP CLEIXIENS SALLY CLIFFORD BILL CREIGH BILL CROTEAU TONY CUCINELLI THERESA CYR PEGGY DANEHY LEE DAVIS BOB DAVIS , CAROLYN DEISER SHIRLEY SEMANS BILL DEVINE ' CLARITA DIRIG Jo DISSER DONALD DAVIDSON Page 43 uniom MARY DUEHMIG JAMES DUMATO JOAN DULLAGHAN MARGIE ECHRICH VIRGINIA EHINGER CAROL ERWIN MYRON ETCHISON JIM FAGAN CHARLES FAUROTE SHIRLEY FEDERSPIEL DEAN FEICHTER DICK FEIPEL FRANK FENKER, JR. MARGUERITE FENNER DAVE FERGUSON ROSEMARY FERRAIOLO ELIZABETH FIGERT BENNY FIORITTO BERNICE FOX GORDON FRANKE JANE FRANKE ROSE MARIE FREIBURGER KATHLEEN FURGE NANCY FURGE GERALD GOLEEKE TOM GARDNER CHARLES GEBHART COLETTE GIRARDOT GORDON GETZ DOROTHY GIDLEY ARLISS GIBSON JACK GILDEA DANA GILLIES CLEM GLASPER NANCY GLESSNER NANCY GROSH MARGIE GUNKEL JOAN HACKA KATHLEEN HACKMAN ELFRIEDA HOFACKER JOHN HAFFNER BETTY HAGAN ARLENE HAGGENJOS SHARON HAKE VIRGINIA HAPPE LOIS HOPP1-3 AUDREY HARBER NORBERT PLARBER BETTY HARNE ROSEMARY HARTMAN Page 44 .mA.,:aa::::::-,.x. .a....A. uniom DORIS HATFIELD BOB HEBIG CHARLENE HEINZELMAN ESTHER HERBER VIVIAN HERBER MARY ANN HESS CARROLL HINSEY HOWARD HILKER SUE HIVELY MIKE HOGAN ELEANOR HUGUENARD VIRGINIA IAMMARINO BONNIE ISENBARGER PAUL JEAFFREY ELIZABETH JEHL JOHN JOCKEL JOAN JOHNSON JOHN JOHNSON MARY ELLEN JOHNSON ALICE JEAN JONES RAY JONES CAROL JUNK DICK KAEHR ED KOKOSA BILL KEANE NANCY KELLEY PAT KELTY BOB KENNERK RONA LOU KESSLER SUE KINDER TOM KINDLER SALLY KINSEY DONALD KINTZ MARY KINTZ MARY LOU KOCKS FRANCES KODER JOAN KOHRMAN DOROTHY KRAFT JAMES KRAMER BARBARA KRAUS MARY CATHERINE KRAUS PAUL KROUSE CAROLYN LAPP NANNETTE LAUER JOAN LAUX JULIA LEY JERRY LIBBING GRACE LAPSHIRE DEVON LORDIER MARY LUDEKE Page 45 uniom JOAN LUPKE JACK MCARDLE TRAVERS McDONALD VELMA McDONALD LARRY MAGSAMEN BARBARA MARTIN PAUL MARTIN GLADYS MAY JOHN MEGLEY ALLAN METTLER MARY MICKELINE DON MILLER ELLEN MILLER GINNY MILLER MARILYN MILLER JIM MILLS JOHN MOISICA JOAN MONNIER SHIRLEY MORKEN DON MURPHY JAY MUSSELMAN DAVE NEBUR GEORGE NICHTER DON NICODEMUS PAULINE NIX JEANETTE OBERLY KATHLEEN O'CONNELL JOAN O,KEEFE VERONICA OSTROWSKI BARBARA OTTE JOAN OVERMEYER LOIS PANYARD JANICE PAPENBROCK JO PARIS SUE PASSINO RICHARD PERRIN JIM PETTIT MARY PFLUEGER JEAN PHILLIPS JOAN QUINN DOROTHY. RACINE SALLY RADEMAKER PAT REDDING MARGARET REDMOND DOLORES REED JACK RENNER EUGENE RIEHLE ANN ROESLER CATHERINE ROWE RUDOLPH RUIZ Page 46 anion! JIM RUSSELL EDDIE RYAN NORB RYDER SHIRLEY SANBORN JIM SCHORY EILEEN SCHEFFER DONALD SCHEIBER ART SCHENKEL MARIE SCHMIDT JOAN SCHMIDT TI-IERESA SCHENKEL PHYLLIS ANN SCHNELKER JOHN SCHUHER BARBARA LOMONT MARY LOU SETTIMI PRISCILLA SHIELDS JOHN SCHUHLER SALLY SMITH RICHARD SMITH MARY SORG DON GOSPODARECK JOE STARK MARY STEINACKER TOM SCHNIEDERS RITA STORCH CHARLES STRACK DON SUELZER BOB SWARTZ NORMA TAINTER PAT THURBER JOE THOMPSON LEON THOMPSON MARY ANN TILL DON TIMME STEPHEN UEBER MARY ANN VODDE SUZANNE VOORHEES DARLENE VOORS ROGER VOORS JERRY VORNDRON EVELYN WALKER MIKE WALKER LOUISE WALTER BOB WARD JUDE WEBER ANDREW WESBROK MARY ANNE WEITZ PAT WESTERHAUSEN LUCILLE WIESMAN MARILYN WITHAM BOB WOLF CALE FAY WONDERS DORIS WOODMENCY KATHLEEN WYATT MARY WYSS CARL ZYCH Page 47 lmzbl-A lvdffilif 1Q't1Wf9 1. Joan O'Keefe enjoys a nap. 2. Virginia Ehinger models her party dress. 3. Barbara Arnold keeps water off of her ltnee. Benn y F' ioritto has port. plenty of sup- 5. Watching the passing parade. arry is proud of his uniform. 7. A siesta does not help the garden grow. 8. Another party at the Krafts. 9. Castleman enjoys class shifts. 'wigs q 10. The morning patrol. ' ll. Tom Kindlez' enjoys the outdoor ' ' l'f ' o - ,Q 1 e' K... yr , ' -:, 'N '1 ,, 'ffl ' 2 'JA' .I . 6 I i 7 'Q-1 .yi Q, fx 5 4 sei X., iL , . 1 f,m if Sophomore 614.646 Officero President Agnes Hart Vice-President Jerry Zuber Secretary Paul Steignieyer Treasurer Joanne Rysick 71.6 Sophomore Clam af for Looking down upon the ugreenn F h res men was no doubt the biggest thrill in the Sophomore year. Exploring the 6'bugs in Biology and having the upper hand in the F reshmen-Sophomore Welcome were new and different adventures for this very promising class. Padding the Reserve Basketball and Football teama 'h tion of th S s Wit real athletes was another contribu- e ophomores. W'ith Agnes Hart as their President, they have fulfilled every expectation of the faculty and their fellow elassmen. fo Kramer HONOR ROLL Rowl B Herb B - . er, . Rondot, D. Sorg, R. Uecker, B. Rogawski. Row 2-M. Blair, S. Steigmeyer, J. Rysick, R. Harkenrider, J. Cal- kins, C. Eichenselier, M. J. Kohl, P. Steigmeyer, J. Hagan, B. Rau- ner, P. Morman. Row 3-C. Stolte, P. Bolhauve, P. N ewnam. B. Turnet, M. Moreo, C. Lamont, R. Mattes, D. Schnie- der, M. Sweiters, F. Seculoff, M. F k ran , A. Hart, C. Lothamer, N. Aiken, J. Phillips, M, L. Weaver' R. Hoevel, M. Bonahoom R Q7 , ...1- mone, A. Martin. -.-S - A-.1 . z-fag. - nf- -,. .,........ M. --'-- ...A ,ig-...,,,f - ' -- -v-g fr-' - 'r '-r...l:r1' fr'- Svplwmol-e4 CLEM ACKERMAN VAL AFFOLTER NANCY AIKEN FRED ALBERTS JOHN ALLES RITA ALSPAUGH TOM ALTER RICARDO AVILA RUTH ARMSTRONG BARBARA BACON BOB BAKLE JERRY BATCHELDER .JANET BANET GENE BECK PATRICK BECK DORIS BECKMAN RUTH BENDEL DON BENDER NANCY BERGHOFF SALLY BERGHOFF STEVE BERGHOFF TOM BERNING MARILYN BLAIR ROSEANNE BLAUVELT ARTHUR BOBAY EDMUND BOBAY MARY ELLEN BOBAY CAROL BODEKER PAT BOLLHAUVE MARY LOU BONAI-IOOM JIM BANGERT CONNIE BOWERS DONALD BOYLE RICHARD BRAMES LARRY BROWN KEN BUCKMASTER RITA BUTLER JACK CALKINS ROSEMARY CARCIONI DICK CASTLE TOM COLE JOAN COLLIGAN CATHERINE CONNOR ROBERT CUKROWICZ HELEN DAVIES BOB DENNEN DON DENNIS LORRAINE DE PEW JEAN DeVILLE MARGARET DIDIER Page 50 1 ..L LLLL L .J S'oplwmvreA SUE DONOVAN CAROL DOYLE DELONA DRUHOT ANN EBER TOM ECKERT CAROL EICHENSEHER JEANETTE EICHMAN NAN ELLIOTT ANN EMANUEL TOM ENRIGHT JOAN FAHRENBACH CAROLYN FAUROTE JOAN FAUROTE MARY LOU FEAGLER RUTH ANN FEIPEL JOSEPH FENKER MARY ANN FILCHAK SHIRLEY FISHBACK SALLY FITZGERALD MARY FRANK CHARLES FRANKLIN SAM TRENTADUE ALMA FREIBURGER HOWARD FREYGANG NANCY FRIESS BOB GERARD MARY GERARDOT JERRY GIBSON MAXINE GLADIEUX SALLY GORDON BOB GRABOWSKI DON GRABOWSKI MARK GRIMMER THOMAS GUMP NANCY HAFFNER JOAN HAGAN CARL HARBER BILL HARBER MYRA HARBER DICK HARKENRIDER JIM HARPER AGNES HART GLORIA HATHAWAY SALLY HOULIHAN LARRY HAY JACK HEINZE ANNA HINE DORLA I-IENLINE JOE HENRY DONNA HERBER Page 51 Svplwmol-eA ROBERT HERBER CAROL HETTINGER BERNADINE HICKEY PAUL HOEHN ROSEMARY HOEVEL CECELIA HOFFERT DON HOFFMAN ROLAND HOFFMAN KENNETH HOLDGREVE RITA HOLTHAUS PATTY HOOPER SALLY HOOPER JEANNE HORN LOU ANN HOUSER DICK HUHN WILLIAM JACKSON PHYLLIS JACQUAY WILLIAM JACQUAY BEA JAEGER ANGELO IANUCILLI ELEANOR JESSE CAROL JOHNSON EDWARD JORDON JACK KELTY PAT KENNEDY BETTY KESSENS ' DICK KIBIGER PAT KRING LOIS KINDER MARJORIE KINTZ PHIL KLEBER RICHARD KLEIN TERESA KLEINRICHERT MAURICE KLEIN EUGENE KLINGER FELICIA KLIPFEL BARBARA KOEBEL MARY JO KOHL CAROLYN KOHRMAN PAT KRING BOB KRAMER NORMA LALLOW BARBARA LANDIS MARILYN LANDSTOFF ER JANICE LEACH LINDA LEONARD BILL LUDER PAT LEMISH STEVE LIBBING BOB LINDMAN Page 52 -- ,-,Lanai A - - Sophomoru JOAN LINDEN DONNA LINDER ILENE LITCHFIELD CAROLYN LOMONT DON LORRAINE GLORIA LOTHAMER PAT MACKE WILLIAM MAMMOSER RALPH MANNY ANN MARTIN JUANITA MARTIN PETE MARTIN SHARON MARTIN DELORES MASBAUM ROSEMARY MATTES DONALD MAUCH BOB MCCAFFREY MARY McLAUGHLIN JERRY MCNULTY MARY MENEFEE MARY LEE METTLER BEVERLY MICHELLE MADONNA MILLER THOMAS MILLER ROBERT MILLER BARBARA MOORE PAT MOORMAN MARY MOREO PAT MUDD DICK MUDRACK AGNES MUNGOVAN BART MURPHY ELLEN MURPHY CHARLES MYERS JOHN MYERS ARLENE NEUMAN PAT NEWNAM MARILYN NETTROUR RAY NICOLA SALLY NEIBER JOAN O'CONNER LOUIS OTIONNELL MAURICE O'MORROW RICHARD OELSCHLAGER BERNADETTE OLRY ROSEMARY ORT MARY OSTERBERG FRANK PABIAN JAMES PALMER LOIS SNYDER Page 53 Soplwmol-eA ALICE PAPPERT JOAN PAPPERT CARL PARNIN JACQUIE PENNOCK MARY PEPE ANGELINE PERRELLO JIM PERRY IEANNE PHILLIPP LESTER PHILO EILEEN PLESCHER BONNIE PRANGER RITA PRANGER , ARLENE PREZBINDOWSKI CAROL QUINN MAY RAEGER BARBARA RAUNER HELEN REINIG THERESA RENNERT BEATRICE RINCON KATHLEEN ROACH NIARIANNE ROCKEY ANN RODRIGUEZ MARY ROEGER BARNEY ROGAWSKI ALICE ROHYANS MARGARET ROHYANS BOB RONDOT ARNOLD RORICK CAROL ROSE THOMAS ROY LOIS RUNYAN DELORES RYAN JAMES RYDER JOANNE RYSICK LOREN SANDERS FLORENCE SECULOFF BOB SEROVEY GINA SETTINI DELORES SCHNEIDER MARY SCHWIETERS IRENE SCHRADER MAURICE SCHRADER BARBARA SCHUCKLE TOM SCHUCKEL ROSE SIMONE TOM SIRES JOAN SHEEHAN DAVID SOHO RUSSEL SORGEN MARJORIE SHAEFER Page 54 2 ' xii? --f- Soplwmol-eA RALPH SNYDER PAUL STEIGMEYER SUSAN STEIGMEYER VALERIA STERLING CAROL STOLTE JIM STOODY BARBARA STREICHER JACK TEDERS BARBARA TERNET BILL TILL JANET TILL MARY ANN TIPPMANN CHAS. TODD JUDY TYLER RICHARD UECKER CARMEN VACHON BARBARA VOIROL DELMAR VENTRUELLA BILL VETTER MARY VORICH GLORIA VOIROL DONALD VORNDRAN BARBARA WAGNER ELGENE WALCH VONNA WALKER SI-IEILA WARD GEORGE WEAYER MARY LOU WEAVER CAROL WEBER ELIZABETH WEBER JOAN WELCH CAROLYN WETMORE PAT WHEELER MARY LOU WILLIAMS DONALD WINKLER PAT WOEHNKER ARMELLA WYSS CLIFFORD WYSS JAMES YANEY JERRY ZUBER Page 55 E I I I , 52,04 omofea 16-e M,-tzile l. Carole Rose has the victory smile. 2. Irene Schrader relaxes at home. 3. The pause that refreshes. T -1. Textbooks Inalce good company. 5. Ralph Snyder gets the limit. 6. Clem Ackerman enjoys the food. 7. Bicycle riding is healthful. 8. Trees are for boys to climb. 9. Those early fall evening games. 0. The pause hefore the dinner ll. A sweater that ' dishes. merits pride. ?reAlnman C1444 Office:-A President Norman Hipskind Vice-President Mary Grimmer Secretary Rosemarie Hart My Treasurer Tom Nix re Inman C7444 Hi tory Climbing one more rung on the ladder of progress is the class of 752. Now familiar with the once forboding halls of C.C., they show great promise in scholastic and athletic ability. Their honor students set an all-time high on the records. As far as athletic prowess goes, the Freshman Football and Basketball teams have taken deep root. With Norman Hipskind as their capable leader. they have proved their willingness and aptitude to bring added glory to Central Catholic. fo Kramer FRESHMAN HONOR ROLL Group One Y Seated-R. Hart, M. Weaver, S. Nachtigall, M. Mourey, J. Girar- dot, S. Kesterson. E. Steele. Standing-M. Roesler, N. Hip- skind, J. Herber, T. Kinstle, J. Colligan, B. Clusserath, J. De- Wald, M. Schlehecker, R. Racht, C. Walsh, J. Uhrey, S. Centlivre, E. Frederick, J. Michael, S. Loney, J. Seyfert, C. Kelliher, G. Dumato, M. Todd, C. Remakius. -K:-.431 .-as f,.:1....-.- - ,. .. I I I I YI-eAlnmen TOM ADAMS JEANNE ALEXANDER ROSE ALONSO MARY M. ANDORFER JIM ANKENBRUCK KENNETH AREND PAUL ARNOLD RONALD BAKER MARY BALDWIN JOAN BARRETT MARY LOU BARILE PATRICIA BARRETT STANLEY BASZCZAK CAROL BAUER CAROL BAUERMEISTER BARBARA BECHTOL SHARON BECKLER JOHN BECKER JOHN BECKER ROSE BECKMAN RICHARD BENDER PATRICIA BENTLEY RICHARD BEST GREGORY BILL FLORENCE BILTZ MARY ZOLLINGER JOYCE BLOUNT A JUDY BLUME JEAN BOBAY DICK BOEDEKER JOHN BOPP JIM BOWER DAN BOYLE TOM BRENDEL CAROLE BRIGGEMAN FRANCIS BROHMAN BILL BROWN BOB BROWN PATRICK BRUNDAGE JO ANNE BRUNNER CHARLOTTE BURCH SHELDON BUSHROE ROSEMARY CACCAMO ALEX CAMERON LUCY CUCINELLI NORMA CARPENTER JOHN CARPENTER MARY LOU CASTLEMAN BERNIE CENTLIVRE LOUIS CENTLIVRE Page 58 ?reAlumen SUZANNE CENTLIVRE KAY CHAMBERLIN PAT CHANDLER MYRA CHANDLER BARBARA CHRISTEN IIERMAN CHRISTMAN PAUL CHRISTMAN VICTORIA CHRISTOFF SALLY CLAPP BILL CLUSSERATH JOE COLLIGAN BARBARA CONDON TERRY CONRAD MARGIE COPENHAVER JIM COX ANN CROY MICHAEL CREIGH BETTY JEAN CROWL DONALD CUNNINGHAM GRACE DAMATO CAROL DAVISON LOIS DAVIES MARY ELLEN DAVIS RICHARD DOUGHERTY JACK ZOCK GEORGE DeWALD JOHN DeWALD LEONA De-WEIRDT HELEN DIDIER RICHARD DIDION JOAN DOLLAR MARIE DRENNAN MARY LOU DUFFY JACQUELINE DUNNE HERMAN ECKRICH MARY M. ELLINGHAM DICK ELWARD KATHLEEN EICHMAN TOM EICHMAN BILL EVANS JEAN ANN FAIRFIELD CAROL FENKER DOLORES FENKER JOAN THIEME SUZANNE FLEISCHMAN DONALD FLECKENSTEIN THELMA FOREHAND PAUL FOX PAUL FOX CAROL FRANKE Page 59 ?reAlamen DOROTHY FRANKLIN MARY FRANKLIN ELAINE FREDERICK BEVERLY FREIBURGEII NANCY FREISTROFFICII HELEN GALLAGHER LOIS GOSPODARECK DONNA JEAN GATES MARCIA GARVIN JACKIE GERARDOT RITA MAY GERARDOT GERALDINE GETTY ELGENE GETTY LAYONNE GIBSON TERESA GERARDOT WILLIAM GLASPER DONALD GOODMAN MARY ANN GOODMAN PAUL GRAY MARY GRIMMER JENNETTE HARBER KATHLEEN HAEFLING TOM HOGAN JERRY HALL JIM HAKE MARY M. HAKE 4 JOAN HAMBROCK HELEN HANLEY VIRGINIA HARBER ANN HARRIS JOAN HERBER JOAN HERBER ROSE MARIE HART MARY ISOLA HATCHER DENNY HATFIELD ROBERT HAUGHAN BOB HEINTZELMAN CHARLENE HENKENIUS MORTON HENRY DON HENSLER JOHN HERBER NANCY HERBER SHIRLEY HERMAN AUDREY HESSLER MICHELE HIGGINS MARITA HILKER JANICE HILLYARD NORMA JEAN HINE CAL HINSEY NORMAN HIPSKIND Page 60 ?reAlumen BEVERLY HITZEMAN FRANK HOAGBURC MARY JANE HORNE JUDY HUNT DICK HUGHES JAMES JEI-IL RICHARD JONES SALLY JONES MARLENE KALIKER JAMES KASLER KARA LEE KEIRNS DONNA KELLEY CATHERINE KELLIHER LARRY KELLY JAMES KASLER JOAN KESSLER SHIRLEY ANN KESTERSON ARLEEN KIEL CAROL KIEP TOM KINSTLE LARRY KLEIN BETTY KLENKE CLARENCE KINDER NANCY KNIGHT JOE KOHRMAN GORDON KOONTZ DON KOOS HERMAN KROEMER STANFORD KRAHN STANLEY KRAHN DOLORES KRAMER ALLAN KRIDER WALTER ZIMMERMAN ROBERT KUEHNER JOAN LANDSTOFFER PATTY LANGMEYER MARY LAPP JOHN LARSON STEPHEN LAUER MARY LAUGHLIN LEROY LEFFERS EDWARD LEEUW NOEL LEWIS MARY JOYCE LIBBING SUE LILL CERALDINE LIMPACH CAROLYN LOSHE JANE NICOLA JOAN NIEBEL TOMMY NIX Page 61 ?reAlamen SILVIA LONEY GERALD LOTHAIVIER PHILIP LUTZ DONALD McCARTHY DOROTHY MCGRATH BARBARA MCNEES JAMES MAIN LADONNA MAGSAMEN BARBARA MANOCHIO ROBERT MANTES DONNA MARCOTTE MELVIN MARKLEY JOHN MARONEY BOB MARSHALL JOHN MARSHALL ROSE ANN MASBAUM BETTY MOUREY MAXINE MOUREY JAMES MAWHORR CAROL MAYERS DAVID MEGLEY TOM MEIER FRED MELKEY CONSTANCE MENNEWISCH BOB MERTES JOAN MICHAEL JOAN MILES ' DELORES MILLER DOROTHY MILLER JOHN MILLER CLARA MINELLI DOROTHY MINICH VIOLET MINICH JIM MOMPER CARL MONNIER FRANCES MOORE JERRY MOREL HOWARD MORKEN JIM MORSCHES TONY MORTON RALPH MUDRACK CAROL MULLANEY CAROLE MURPHY MARY MURPHY ROBERT MURPHY SUSIE NACHTIGALL PHYLLIS NETTROUR GEORGE NEUHAUS JANET NICHTER MORRIS O'SHAUGHNESSEY Page 62 , HHN... , .-. ?reAlnmen EUGENE O:REILLY GLORIA O'NEIL PATRICIA O'KEEFE PAUL O'CONNOR PATRICIA O'CONNOR DALTON O'BOYLE THOMAS NOVITSKI CLAIR NORTH TOM NOLL MARY ANN OBERLEY BARBARA AINSLIE DAN OFFERLE .IOAN OLRY VINCENT OLRY RICHARD OSER GENE OYERMEYER DELORES PABIAN STANLEY PASSINO SHARON PATTEN VIVIAN PEDEN DIANNA PEQUIGNOT LARRY PEPPLE RITA PERREY DAVID PERSING TOM PICHONI PATRICIA PIERSON RAYMOND PORTER SHIRLEY PRANGER TOINI QUINN ROSEMARY RACHT MAX ROESLER CAROLYN RAUNER ARLENE REINIG RALPH RELUE GLORIANN REMAKLUS DANIEL RENNER DAVE RENNER JOHN RENNER CATHERINE RIEGLING PATRICIA RIEMEN ROSALYN ROBINSON CECELIA RODY RALPH ROLAPE DAVID ROMARY DAN RONDOT PAUL RORICK DORIS ROSE DONALD RUBLE FRANCES RUIZ PAUL RUIZ Page 63 The l94X fcho preAentA the golden ' 14nniaIel-Aarq l Humber of MAhop lioll fd 01-dination Central Catholic High School ?ort Wayne, Indiana Editor-- G rgeHag : B CIM Ad - RMhlJVlras ?reAlumen DON RUSSELL MARJORIE RYAN PAT RYAN SYLVESTER SARACENO TOM SAWYER JERRY SCHAAB DOLORES SCHALL SUSANN SCHEELE CAROL SCHEFFER JIM SCHENKEL MARY SCHLEBECKER DON SCHLINK ALFRED SCHMIDT MARY ALICE SCHMITT JOE SCHNURR DONALD SCHOENLE TOM SCHRADER MARYLEN SCHUCKEL DAVID SECULOFF JOSEPHINE SEIFERT ROBERT SHAFFER BOB SHAW SHIRLEY SIVE PHYLLIS SORDELET EDNA STEELE JAMES STEINACKER EUGENE STEPHEN TOM STOCK GLORIA STOECKLEY BOB STOLTZ JOAN STORCH BARBARA STOREY LOIS SWARTZ ROBERT TAYLOR ANNE THOMPSON GEORGE TILL LAURENCE TIPPMAN MARILYN TODD BOB TRIPOLET MARGARET TURNEY TOM UEBER DON UECKER JANET UHRICK BOB VACHON ALICE VORNDRAN ROSE MARIE VORNDRAN DONALD VORST PAT VORST DAVID WADE ANN WAGNER Page 64 ?reAlcmen BOB WAGNER JOE WALKER RODNEY WALKER CYNTHIA WALSH DICK WALTEMATH WILLIAM WARD MARIE WEAVER JAMES WEINGARTNER JEROME WELCH JOYCE WENDEL DAVID WESTRICK CAROL WIEDENHOEFT JANET WEIDNER JIM WILKINSON CAROL WYATT WILLIAM WYATT JOSEPHINE WYSS BOB WYSS PAUL YANEY CAROL YASTE KENNETH YEISER MAREN ZERN FRESHMAN HONOR ROLL Group Two Row 1-C. Sclxeffer. J. Hunt, K. L. Keirns. V. Minicli, J. Hillyard, D. Mil- ler, R. M. Hart. Row ZHJ. Wendel, M. Tourney, J. Bobay. C. Rody, M. Hal-ze, R. Butler, L. Kelly, T. Noll. D. Sclilink, D. Russell, R. Bender, E. Getty, T. Hogan, J. Becker. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Row 1-Maxine Gladieux, Sue Donovan. Row 2-Margie Kintz, Gloria Hathaway, Donna Mliller, Barbara Scliukle, Suzie Steigmeyer. Row 3-Mary Jesse, Lois Snyder, Jua.n- ita Martin, Lorraine DePew, Pat Boll- hauve, Florence Seculoi, Sally Bergliofl, Louis Runyan, Carol Stolte. Page 65 . , , N H 14 Sclwoli Page 66 Pwssilvly the musl volorful event of the sclmul year is the Living Rosary as exemplified by the Legion of Mary and the Students Spiritual Cuum-il during the month of Or'1olw1'. entA This is the 1948 Prom Queen and Court: Violet Schnieders and foan Liebig Kon the Hoorj, Joanne Smith, Ger- aldine M 0 Ill 177, e r fPr0m, Queenj, and Lois Hayden, fseateflj, Carol Krull fstarzd- ingj. .. 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N ANNA 35 x K , i 'X 14 Sclaooli Rita Ottenweller, Bob Marquart, and Margie Bougher are victims of the French Clubls annual initiation of new members. ?un and S bu ne A Page 76 The C.C. String Ensemble has marle numerous appear- ances cluring the past year at both public and private gath- erings. It is umler the direc- tion of Sister Clement Marie. .1.... -, , , -. -c:......v AL. 5iTf't',:'...e:n-ng.L.x.....gu-. K sw? XX 1 x 19' X- 1 - ,X W P ' ,i X '- x x-'L V' K x Q 5 Q X . iff S . -1'-6 . ,.... 'Q EFT ., W , J' ms V ' J W If g . 4 X N .X if ' T V . TY v LICGIO N Ol M A R Y Seated f - ,loe lfmanuel. Boll Pranger. Connie jot-kt-l. Gerry lilommer. Peggy Klcxlrmllt-. fill! olyn Stamling - Toni llnrpliy. ,lim H3l'liC'Il1'illVl'. lid Daihm. Mary Ripherger. Sally Smith. Rosie Becker. lfnuna Saracviio. HI-QPHICSEX'1'.-X'1'I N ES OIL' R s l rider. Bl. B. Linn. .l. Lennart. S. Yoorliees. Xl. Leher. ROII' B. Bechtol. B. Lomont. C, Yvalsh. M. A. Olierly. S. Kinder. .I. An- kenliruck. Rau' S. Disser, D. Sclinietlers. M. C. Frank. P. Nix. Ron' -I-W. Middleton. T. Mar- toni. R. Avila. J. Beck. K. Sulli- van. B. Rogawski. J. Becker. W. Brown. Page T Ie mn 0 mary S t. ?ranc1A Tamer y o o o .llflofleralor-Rev. Joh n Frawley L'Legio Mariaeu is the world-xxide organization of those who especially love and want to serve Mary. The Legion is modeled on the ancient Roman army and each Legionary is a soldier. The prime purpose is the personal sanctification of each soldier. The work of the Praesidium of our Lady of Victory at C.C. is the visiting of the hospital. the publica- tion of a news sheet. the Patientis Weeklyii. dis- tribution of Catholic literature in public places and other forms of Catholic Action. Cmznie locket mlAAl0M 'llmt Moderator-Sister Maureen Therese Queen of the Apostles. pray for the Missions. That all may know the Savior of the worldf' This ejaculation starts every meeting of our Mission Unit. Thus both spiritually through prayer and materially by their bi-weekly contributions, the members are striving to promote the work of Catho- lic inissioners throughout the world. But it is not tlirough the bi-weekly collections alone that the Unit furthers this worthy cause. The generous con- tiibutions ol the students during the annual Stamp Drive and Tag Day have shown that each and every one of them is conscious of his duty to lead more souls to Christ. Joanne Lennart Glaser. MISSION Isl-. l'la.'den. ,. llarken- 2-H. Lapp. Xl. .l. lloruc, 3--J. Ballet. E. llngnciiard. -- -- .. ----:-1 -- ' Q - 1- 1.:-....' -,....-.-1-7Q:f:f'::w:rr, umlanmaf ' -' ' bl-amatic 61116 Moderator-Rev. James O'Connor By means of its L'Mask and Wig Clubll C.C. stu- dents again this year upheld its reputation for hav- ing fine. wholesome entertainment. Through the cooperation of Father O'Connor. our moderator, and the Dramatic Club members, monthly meetings were carried on and several Clever skits were given for the football and basketball games. such as the sliam football game enacted on the gym lioor. The Dramatic Club provides recreation not only for their audiences. but also for themselves. Marilyn N assenstein Studenw ' Spiritual Council Moderator-Sister Margaret Thomas Since one of the main objects of our education is the cultivation of spiritual alertness, we have an active organization to promote this aim-our Stu- dents' Spiritual Council. The Council has sponsored such activities as: Chapel adoration, distribution of Catholic literature, C-A-R-E boxes for Europe, Lenten sacribce program, and Vocation Week ac- tivities. Under the leadership of Joe Emanuel, Presi- dent. and the direction of Sister Margaret Thomas, the Council has enjoyed the wholehearted coopera- tion of the students. Rita Getty DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Seated-Dave Kelty, Jack Keane, Father O'Conno1'. Marilyn Nes- senstein, Rita Getty. Standing-Dick Loraine, ,Ioan Johnston, Mary Ann Wietz, Rose- lyn Becker, Barbara Otte, Dick Blume. STUDENTS' SPIRITUAL COUNCIL Row I-C. Theisman, J. Anken- bruck, R. Getty, J. Emanuel, M. Knight, .I. Muldoon. Row 2-E. Steele, D. Marcotte, J. Miles, M. Till, M. Blair, M. Kohl, G. Dumato. Row 3-P. Nettrour, .I. Rysick, M. Kocks. J. Dallaghan, M. Steckbeck. Row 4-B. Burgard, E. Dahm, C. Centlivre, F. Behrns, D. Sorg, L. Magsamen, S. Steckbeck, D. Kintz, T. Sawyer. Page 79 he fclw Editor ..,............ ....... C eorge Haggenjos Bus. Manager ...... .................,.. C arole Mourey Adviser ......,... ....., R ev. Michael J. Vichuras Despite the increased cost of production the ECHO staff has aimed at producing a yearbook equal to those of previous years. Due to a ruling of the Motherhouse, it will he impossible to fea- ture the pictures of the sisters in future issues of the ECHO. The staff wishes to acknowledge the aid of the following persons in the production of the 1948 ECHO: the homeroom representatives, Mr. Richard Cuthier for his action shots, Mr. Virgil Montague of the Fort Wayne Engraving Co., lVIr. Ver Keefer, of the Keefer Printing Co., and Mrs. Perry of the Photo Reflex Studio. EDITORIAL STAFF Left to right!fNlargaret Bougher, Richard Harber, Bob Pranger, George Haggenjos, Ioan Kramer, Beverly Doyle, Carroll Abbott. BUSINESS STAFF SeatedfMKen Grote, Carole Mou- rey, Jack Leemhuis. Standing-Jeanne Strebig, ,Ioan Roy, Helen Marie Mettler, Bev- erly Bridge. Page 80 .:.-.feffziii , , ., ,.....e.. ,N ,hsmmmsnummhm - HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Row 1-P. McArdle, M. A. Roethle, J. Strebig, M. B. Linn. Row 2-J. Nichter, N. Furge, R. Freiburger, P. Moorman, J. Gerarclot, B. Mourey, S. Nachtigall. Row 3-P. Rieman, S. Gordon, R. Becker, S. Smith, N. Aiken, A. Croy. Row 4-L. Kinder, M. Wallemath, J. Anke 75,1943 rm staff B. Reese, J. Hageman, Menefee, T. Griflith, D. nbruck, J. Renner, D. Rev. Michael J. Vichuras ......... .......... A dviser Bob Pranger ........ ......... A thletics George Haggenjos .................. ....................... E ditor Richard Harber ..... ,,,...... A thleties Carole Mourey ...,....... ................. B us. Manager Jack Leemhuis ....... ....,.... A thletics Margaret Bougher .... .......... G racluate Pictures Ken Grote ............ ...,..,....... P atrons Joan Kramer .......... ....... G raduate Write-ups Joan Roy ............... ........ A dvertising Helen M. Mettler ...... ....... U ndergrad Pictures Berverly Bridge ......, ........ A dvertising Beverly Doyle ....... ............ F eature Writer Jeanne Strebig ......,........ ........ A dvertising Carroll Abbott .,,,..,,,,.... ......,., F eature Writer Marie Herber ,,....,..,.,....,,,,,. ....,,....... T ypist Mary Jane Newnam ....... ........ F eature Writer Corrine de Grandchamp ....... .......... T ypist fclw Kam tel-A SENIOR BOOSTERS UNDERGRADUATE BOOSTERS Page 81 CIVICS CLUB Seaferl-Joan Kramer, Pat O'Con- nor. Otto Bonaliomn. Jack Keane. Carol Krull. Rita Ottenweller. Rosie Beclwr. Betty Wiyss. .qffllldfllg f - Paul Oakes. Curt Fuhs. Bill Walker. John Straub. Joanne Lennart. Connie Jocliel. Alice Sullaslii. Pat Thompson. Carole Nlourey. Peggy ble.-Xrille. A l'0S'I'l,ESHlP Ol PRAYER Ron' 1-X. Men. XI. Hess. E. Frieburger. Xl. Miller. B. Surg. E. Saraveno. Row 2---C. H+,-igling. D. llarvotle. B. Rauner. S. Fitzgerald. 5. Her- man. M. Bnnahoom. H. Hanley. A. BllL'll21Illill. Rau' 3-S. Smith. Y. Fammareno. P. Snider. R. Ottenweller. J. Bo- bay, A. llaggenjos. R. Feipel. Row 4-H. Steinacher. C. Hin- scy. T. Cerardot. S. Libbing. T. Gump. R. Jones. C. North. K. Haefling. Nl. Staszak. C7aIicA C1116 14,204 tlulcqe vf Prayer .ll0llEl'flf0l'-REV. Lawrence Collner The purpose of the Civics Club is to give the members a better understanding of civic affairs. Membership in the club is honorary. The members meet bi-monthly to discuss current civic problems and to debate upon them under the direction of Father Gollner. After the debate. the members meet on a social basis for games and refreshments. Patricia O'C0nnor Page 32 Moderator-Sister Margaret Alacoque The promoters of this group have successfully urged the student body to participate in this source of strength to which many pledged themselves. There are those 3rd degree members, who have pledged a weekly or monthly Holy Communion for the unity of faith. It is consoling to know that besides the general consecration of the student body to the Sacred Heart, many individual students are strengthening that consecration by individual efforts. Mary Lou. Bonah 00171, .-, . .- .q:u..t.s,. : .N ww.-'.s.'a.x..'isnu.sa.:.i.-..vv.4:.1... emails ' W Wi, fr Vx ',c ff i LIBRARY STAFF Row I-,loan Hageman, ,loan Holle, Mary Schlebecker, Mary Lon Hinen, Carol Davidson, Elea- nor Freiburger. Row 2-Marie Schmidt, Thomas Keith, Leu Buescher, Walter Angustyniak. James Purviance, Gene Strasser, Betty Klenke. SPANISH CLUB ' Row I-Monna Lee Hilder, Bob Walker. Bill Poinsatte, Connie lockel. Peggy MCArdle. Row 2-Betty Wyss. Barbara Bower ,loan Leider, Susie Sorg, Joan Smith Betty Mullendore. Row 9 Ralph Wright, Mary Ixrntz Jacquie Ramsey, Loretta Bell John Sloody, Ray Hooper. Row 4 Curt Fuhs, Floyd De- Pew Bruce Williams, Dick Schoenle Tom Field. fl6l'dI'l, Morlerator-Sister Alphonsus The library opened in January 1939, when the upper class students came over from the Brothers, High and from the Sisters, Academies. The collec- tion was started with books from the libraries of these old schools. The process of book selection and preparation is not simple. Many problems and much work are involved and necessary before books are ready for circulation. After the preliminary work, there is the checking them in and out, then replacing them on the shelves, and often, that irk- some little matter of 2-penny fines. Spamdlc C7116 Moderator-Sister Loretta Ann Spanish students learn to appreciate Pan-Ameri- can culture through the activities of the Spanish Club. The Club not only offers a means of instruc- tion, but also provides entertainment for its mem- bers. By means of movies, short skits, games, rec- ords and correspodence with boys and girls in Spanish-speaking countries, the Club offers an op- portunity for its members to put their Spanish into practical use, and to learn about the customs and life of our Southern neighbors. Bill Walker Page 83 V W --M I Arr' Y , ,,,,., Than ?our K1-icle 1174114 61299315 XJ - ,X L 3 N., - Lax' P, J EDITORIAL STAFF Seated-Connie Jockel. Barbara Bower. Joan Kramer, Carol Krull. Standing-Otto Bonahooni, Barbara Reese. Peter Figert, Dick Blume. The Shamrock Staff Adviser ........... ..... S ister Teresa Aloyse Editor-in-chief ,,,.. ....... C onnie Joekel Feature Editor ..,... ...... J oan Kramer News Editor ',..., ..... C arol Krull Sports Editor ....,,,, ....,. J ack Keane Business Manager .,.,,. ..... B arlilara BOWCI' S. .,r-, .. W... , - . . vw 1.....,..,,.--. . , . .t ,. . . - Amt. ,.fIwQnmuv.nmmw.:M NEWS STAFF Seated-David Kelty, Bob Wei- gand. John Straub, Robert Jak- way, Richard Slaton, Thomas Griflith. Bob Helmkamp. Standing - Kenneth Huguenard, Margaret Roeger, Patricia O'Con- nor, Mary Lou Nichter, Carol lllourey, Carole Landis, Violet Schnieders. Maxine Beyer. Joan Hageman FEATURE STAFF Seated-Joanne Lennart, Sally Disser, Patricia Kocks, Carolyn Kuttner, Carroll Abbott. Jackie Hawley. Standing - Eleanor Freihurger, Sally Smith, Marie Dumato, Joan Liebig, Rita Ottenweller, Rose Marie Becker, Alice Uecker, Emma Saraceno. Page 34 - .a.w.sr ' BUSINESS STAFF Seated-Sally Gordon, Barbara Bower. Suzanne Voor- liees. Sfflllfllbllg--J03.Il Paris, Mary Ann Steckbeck. The Shamrock During the school year 1947-1948, the Shamrock, hi-weekly paper, published by the stu- dents under the direction of Sister Teresa Aloyse, celebrated its tenth anniversary. This year the paper was enlarged to a six-column page with a new format. Editors and staff members have been striving to retain the high honors which the paper has received in CSPA, NSPA, and Quill and Scroll. A junior staff edited several issues of the paper in the latter part of the year. This has been the biggest and best year the Shamrock has had in the ten years of its existence. Connie fockel DISTRIBUTION STAFF Left to right-Dick Schmiemann, Bob Pranger, Wayfne Sordelet. Helen Mettler, Barbara Yaney, Monna Lee Hilker, Alice Bu- chanan, Betty Wyss, Mary Blanche Lynn. Mary Ellen Far- ley. ' SHAMROCK REPRESENTATIVES Row 1-B. Doyle. J. Bueter, J. Keane, N. Daley, M. Dumato, M ' Roeger. P. Steigmeyer. Row 2iN. Furge. J. Nichter. A. Hart. P. Macke. L. Loney, Blume, D. Timme. Row 3-F. Hoagburg, C. Gerar- dot, M. L. Hinen, C. Deiser. J. Braun, R. M. Hart, D. Klein. Row 4-T. Enright, J. Schaab, J. Kohrman, E. Ryan, J. McBride, J. Renner, T. Kenstle, R. Voors. Page 85 CAFETERIA STAFF Ron' I-M. Barile. S. Pranger. S. Nie- her. C. Hullaney. V. Petlen. R. Fer- Illlrlll. Row 2-B. Pranger. G. Settimi. C. Wie- tlenhoeft. H. Reinig. R. Carcamo. G. Yachon. R01L7.iJ7H. Hodtle. A. Reinig. ll, Oster- lierg. C. Hoffert. C. Dumato. C. Sr-heffer. G. Mourey. R. Baker. R010 Je-J. Seifert. R. Butler, C. Doyle. l. Litchheld. D. Kelley. L. De-Pew. LATI N CLUB Rau' I--AA. lecker. J. Klegley. J. Emanuel. L. Beuscher. P. Tlioinpson R, Lapp. Row 2-S. Voorhees. T. Kohrnian. R. Becker. S. Fetlerspiel. J. Kohrlnan. E. Miller. C. Krull. 5. Clifford. C. Lapp. Row 3-D. Gillies. S. Semans. KI. Hogan. M. Johnson. J. Johnson. Nl. Till. Row 4-C. Centlixre. J. Thompson. D. Hipskind. B. Keane. C. Kocks, J. Rus- sell. C. Franke. A. Cuchinelli. L Davis. Cafeteria Staff latin 6,116 Director-Rev. Robert Hoevel Three times a day, the cafeteria becomes a popu- lar meeting place as well as a bee-hive of activity. Under the management of Father Hoevel and HlVIar- cella the cook. a group of hard working boys and girls prepare and serve meals. take care of the soda fountain, the candy Counter, and keep the cafeteria neat and clean. Those working in the cafeteria make little sacrifices of a few extra winks in the morning. a study period. a noon hour, or time after school. Page 86 Moderator-Sister Mary Charlotte The Latin club is composed of advanced students of Latin. The Club functions as a miniature Roman state. Sister Mary Charlotte, the moderator, reigns supreme as the queen goddess. The patricians or Senior members, hold the ruling power over the plebian Juniors. The state is governed by Roman officials, the two consuls, a quaestor or treasurer and a scribus, the secretary. Informal meetings are held oneelevery month during the Latin class period. The members play word games to increase their powers of reading and speaking classical Latin. Pat Thompson V IT 'F f:,.l1mw.sijyE7-31.l.l1 i5SA' T Preu C1116 Moderator-Sister Teresa Aloyse ln this, its second year, the Press Club greatly expanded its program. Under the direction of Sister Teresa Aloyse, the Press Club's moderator, a wide scope of activities was covered. High-lighting this year's calendar was the annual writing contest. the editing of the Youth Page for Our Sunday Visitor, and the National Catholic Press Convention which was attended by a delegation of tive students from Central Catholic. Jack Keane Science C7116 Moclerfztoz'-Sister' Yerena The St. Albertus Magnus Club is an organization of ambitious physics and chemistry students. The object of the group is to acquire more knowledge of a scientific nature outside school hours. Sister Verena, instructor of chemistry, is the guide and Councilor of all club activities. Each year the club plans and prepares an exhibit of projects on which the members have worked during the year. This year the theme of the exhibit was photography. Pat Thompson, PRESS CLUB Ron' lfJ. Straub, R. Weiga J. Lielmig. J. Keane. C. Jockel E. lluguenarcl. Row 2-C. Abbott. A. Buchanan J. Hageman, C. lllourey, N Aiken. A. Rodriguez. M. Beyer A. Ueeker. Row 3--C. Landis. J. Lennart H. Steckbeck. J. Paris. Y. Reidy NI. L. Nicliter. Rott' Al-K. Hackman. H. M. Met- tler. R. Sclnniemaim. O. Bona lloom. N. Daly. Nl. L. Hilker, C Krull. J. Kramer. SCIENCE CLUB Rott' I-A. llecker, B. Robinson N. Daley. J. Straub. J. Lennart P. Thompson. Row 2 -B. Wyss. J. Hageman, T Kohrman, C. Lapp. B. Arnold D. Cillie, J. Bakle. Row 3-R. Lapp. P. McArdle, P O'Conn0r. F. Disser. A. Harber A. Roesler, S. Clifford. M. Fen- ker. J. Muldoon. M. L. Nichter Row -1--D. Harber. B. Pranger O. Bonahoom. B. Wurstner. J Emanuel. 5. Classley. R. Avila E. Ryan. Row 5-Nl. Bonahoom. T. Card- ner, B. lValker, K. Grote. L BllBSCllCl'., J. Thompson. P. Schall, B. Bender. Page 37 y 1 a NfLNg,f 4w X -i-- W W ft. U' v , EJ wi' ,iv Milk' 4 M of ..- ' Cen tml Catholic .text X rf. S N Director ....,...... ........ M r. Richard Guthier f' ff Band Captain ..... .. .......Cerald Yenderly x Quartermaster .......Don Litchfield A becretarv ,tt,,..t .. .............,.. Joan Roy f Head Lilmrarian .,... ...... P at Thompson A Band Llbrarian ,...,,.............. Doris Hatfield Assistant Lib rarian ........ Doris Tvoodmency N FLI, TE - Doris Wnodmency OBOE Pat TllfDl1lIT5flIl BASSOON Peter Figerl B17 CLARINET ,joan Bakle llana Gillies Pauline Nix joseph Thompson Robert Wolfeale Marjorie Fox Rosemary Hartman David Seculoff Bill Clusserath Rita Hnltliaus Carol Junk George Weaver' Ladonna Magsamen Jim Cox ALTO CLARINET T57 Francis Dannerbeck BASS CLARINET H Gerald Venderly K George Till , T N E- W - ,vt X f 9, Q, , , we Cr, vig, , 1, L. , f -. 1. Q ' , X, 4,3 Xyjf , A , K. I , , .. . , , , FJ! I L4.,-..fL.- .1.:L,Am+,f..il.',,f1 ..' .- ,,,ffT.ei,.':41L.,,?i.,, X - :l g,-f , M,,,g5-Q., f- Concert Kane! ALTO SAXOPH ONE Doris Hatfield Roland Sholl TENOR SAXOPHONE Roland Brown Marjorie Adams BARITONE SAXOPHONE Thomas Wedler FRENCH HORN Joan Roy Pat Newnam Mary Baldwin CORN ET ,loan O'Keefe Nancy Glessner Mary Sorg Jim Sclienkel Phil Zickgraf BARITONE Robert Snyder TROMBONE Noel Lewis Don Litchfield Bob lackway BASS Bill Till PERCUSSION Howard Freygan Dick Happ Ronald Baker Tom Quinn ffl! 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Q, Ag K- - ,- f Ei -i Kvv S ' .53 .s Q '- . FRENCH CLUB Row I4 Eileen Meyer, Rita Oltenweller. Jackie Hawley. Sally Smith. Ron' 2 - Carol Erwin, Jackie Bueter. Mary Lou Nichter. RED CROSS Row I--Y. Schnieders. M. Red- mond. C. Eichenseher. C. Berg- hoff. L. Runyan. B. Saxon. Ron' 2-J. lflrick. A. Martin, E. Banernieister, K. Furge, P. Storcll. F. Koder. D. Kramer. BI. Kaliker. Rau' 3g1I. Kinu. S. Donovan. J. Hawley. II. Ryan. C. DeCranrl- champ. A. Kiel. M. Drennan. R010 -I--M. illoris. J. llillyartl, L. Be-lor. C. Glasper. S. Sanborn. C. Lomont. french 6,116 flfofieravtor-Sister Mary Ellen The French Club, under the guidance of Sister Mary Ellen the clubis moderator, recaptures the traditions of France at their bi-weekly meetings. Les Amis de la France, the official title of the organization, has done lnuch to encourage its activi- ties. 'iPen pals from France were obtained by the members. and exchanges of correspondence have been undertaken. Sally Smith Page 90 The fed CFOAJ Moderator-Sister Agnes Raphael As in former years, the students of Central Catho- lic enrolled 10075 in the membership drive of the American Junior Red Cross. One of the chief activi- ties of this unit has always been the filling of gift boxes. A little variation occurred this year when the generous contributions of students made possible the purchase of a large supply of ash trays and washcloths. In a letter received through the Fort Wayne Chapter we learned of the great appreciation of the members of the Veterans Hospital in Chilli- cothe, Ohio. ?l-edlcman glee C1116 Moderator-Mr. John Yonkman Under the guiding hand of Mr. Yonkman, the new music director, the Freshman Glee Club has accomplished a great deal. These girls give up part of their lunch period in order that they Inight pre- pare themselves for the upper Glee Club in the fol- lowing years. ln several assemblies, the student body has already seen the splendid goal these industri- ous freshmen have achieved. Their fellow-class mates appreciate all the time they spend working on numbers in order that the school may hear and enjoy their efforts. Carroll Abbolt FRESHMAN CLEE CLUB Row 1 Frances Ruiz. Rose Marie Vorndran. Joyce Blount, Leona DeWierdt, Marilyn Todd, Delores Fabian. Row 2 - Charlene Henkenuis, Rose Alonzo. Lucy Cucinelli, Theresa Girarrlot, Margaret Tur- ney. Row 3--Delores Finker. Delores Miller. Maurice O'Shaughnessy, Joan Miles. YERONICA GUILD Raw IAM. Boetliele, Y. Schnie- M. Bonahoom. Becker. ders. C. Henry. E. Meyer. 'H. Mettler. M. Hilker, M. Steckbeck. Row 2-B. Yaney. G. Mommer, J. Sltll'Cll, S. Berghoff. J. Martin, A. Martin. J. Leach. Bevel- ll6llIlt'l'. R010 3-C. Briggeman. M. Car- vin. L. Houser, M. Wyss, J. Nicola, M. Lihbing, H. Didier, Row 11--M. Harber. B. Jaeger, S. Martin, M. Tippmon, E. Fred- ericlu. L. Kinder, A. Harher. R. Row 5-M. Pflueger. M. William, M. Ludeke. S. Sanborn, C. Morre, M. Dumato. M. Staszak. V. Ostrowski, L. Walter. S. Kinder. Row 6-S. liesterson, M. Laugh- lin. B. Arnold. J. Fairfield Redmond. Ueronica fail y Moaieratorfsister Marie Monica Many C.C. girls under the guidance of Sister Marie Monica form the Veronica Guild. They are divided into several groups who become other St, Veronicas in discharging cheerfully and efficiently their various duties. Filled with a great love and devotion to the Blessed Sacrament the girls clean the Central Catholic chapel and provide fresh linens all through the school year. Much of their vacation fun. too, is given up to care for the chapel at the Faculty House. Veronica Ostrozvslri Page 91 Ley, J. Kolirman. R. Becker, M Central Catholic Symphony 0rclaeA tm Director ,,,, ,.... M r. Joseph Woods President ,,,.,,,, .,,,,., C harles Kocks Vice President ...... Peter Figert Secretary ,,,,,,,, ......,.. S ally Smith Librarian ,,,,, .,,,,, D elana Druhot aff 2' - ,J 'X 'lx 3.,....a ,, 1 N75 5 V C' 2,91 XV! K es 'J ' . . 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MY fx X X, W. si Diane Schaefer ' Modonna Hosack Marlene Alt Margaret Novitski Ruth Pranger BASSOONS Peter Figert SAXES Doris Hatfield Marjorie Adams Thomas Wedler FRENCH HORNS ,loan Roy Patricia Newnam Mary Baldwin Page 92 1 w1.nx'.Q.iv: -.wax