Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)
- Class of 1952
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Q- Representative Seniors Rhonda Clemens, Larry Kramer, Roger Uecker, Rita Hasley, Bob Morsches, Carolyn Steigmeyer, Carolyn Piepenbrink, Joe Burgard, Corene Konger, John Pease and Pat McGary. Don Rushin was not present. Q 7 enzora Say ey re econcf to L one Each year Seniors choose well-known members of their class who are outstanding for a certain quality. To these students they give the honorary title, Representative Seniors. This is their way of showing recognition and appreciation of desirable qualities in their classmates. Together, these twelve students make the ideal Senior boy and girl. The class of '52 selected for best dressed, Rhonda Clemens and Bob Morsches. Rhonda is a Prom court attendant, and Bob is SHAMROCK stall' artist. Best students, Rita Hasley and Larry Kramer, are valedictorian and salutatorian. Larry is also editor-in-chief of ECHO and Rita was a winner in the Indiana Junior Academy of Science talent search. Seniors' choice for most cooperative was Carolyn Steigmeyer and Roger Uecker. Carolyn had the title role in the Senior play, Jenny Kissed Me, and is Senior vice-president. Roger is class secretary and SHAMROCK editor. Most friendly seniors are Carolyn Piepenbrink, Prom Queen, and Student Council secretary, and Joe Burgard, Senior president. Lady and gentleman are Corene Konger and John Pease. Corene is a Prom attendant and Student Spiritual Council secretary, and John is president of the S.S.C. Most athletic are Pat Mc- Gary, who has been a leader of the 'four-year volleyball champs, and Don Rushin, co-captain ofthe football team. 96 he gnc! of your on er uf yearn The Baccalaureate breakfast given by the Mothers' Club at the Van Orman Hotel for pastors and relatives of the graduates was also en- joyed by the Most Rev. Leo Pursley, auxiliary bishop of Fort Wayne, and Father Westendorf, director lin backgroundl. The class of '51 as- cends the steps of the Cathedral af the Immac- ulate Conception for Bac- calaureate Mass. Graduates on their way to Baccalaureate Mass. Senior girls receive Holy Communion togeth- er for the last time. 97 Cyn VK ' ', , -1, '5 t :I ...Q -' 5 lf. qi! ' A f, lg l x Y El S 'f l l ffffvr i 'A . L gf 3 A ... 'wrrf -f.. 5, ,fn H A , J nyyqu -yur 3 1 in Q25 5 lr all -aa .- at ' .I EP'--H vy, ' 7 e 5 45 1 .- 1753 ,- ,V J-5 V 3 -A ' 4006 S. Hanna if 13 ur- , ,X 464' 'M' 'ov- 'W PHILIP BENDER Phil 1624 Franklin Precious Blood Spanish Club, Intramurals 1,2, Perfect Attendance I,2,3,4, Library Staff THOMAS BERGHOFF Tom 2009 Forest Park St. Jude Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, Intramurals 1,2 ELIZABETH BERNING Liz 1404 Maumee St. Mary Veronica Guild, Glee Club, 1,2,3,4, Scholastic Mono' gram I,2,3,4, GAA Triangle, ECHO Rep., SHAMROCK Writer RICHARD BEST Slick 646 Fourth Street Precious Blood Intramurals 1,2,3 KEITH BIRKHOLD Little Caesar 2925 S. Anthony St. Peter Spanish Club .IAMES BLOECHEL Professor 4833 S. Spatz Sacred Heart ECHO Rep. 1, SHAMROCK Rep. 3, Science Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Red Cross Rep. 3, Glee Club 1, Dramatics, Co-captain Cheerleaders, Cheerleader Monogram 98 he Class DAVID ABBOTT Curley 2101 Kenwood St. Jude Band l,2,3, Intramurals RUTH ADAMSKE 2431 New Haven Avenue St. Andrew ECHO Rep., Apostleship of Prayer Rep., Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4, Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Typing, Shorthand Awards 4 EUGENE ALLES PeeWee 1630 Hinton Drive Queen of Angels ELAINE ANKENBRUCK Hank 1911 Pemberton St. Jude Spanish Club, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, GAA Pres., GAA Triangle, Numerals, Monogram GERALD ANKENBRUCK Jerry 1921 Pemberton St. Jude SHAMROCK Reporter, Christmas Play COLLEEN ANSPAUGH Colly 449 Clermont St. Peter Veronica Guild 4, GAA Triangle, Glee Club 1,2,3 DOLORES BANGERT Dee 445 Buchanan Street St. Peter Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4 MARY JANE BARRETT 1908 Bequette Street Cathedral CHARLES BARWILER Chuck 824 Belle Avenue St. Patrick Science Club 3,4, Band and Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Band Quartermaster, Intramurals 1,2 ANITA LOIS BATZNER Bats St. Patrick SHAMROCK News Editor, Glee Club, SC Rep., Scho- lastic Monogram 1,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, GAA Point Sec., GAA Monogram 4, Quill 8. Scroll CAROL BELOT Bell 1215 Spy Run Cathedral ECHO Staff, SHAMROCK Reporter, Red Cross Rep. 4, Library Staff l,3,4, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4 CAROL BENDER Red 1104 Elmwood Avenue St. Mary Glee Club, Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Numerals QP.. 1- -nd.-:fi -auf' NN., 'tune of 1952 RONALD BLUE Rudolph 3312 S. Clinton St. Patrick Intramurals 1,2 DOROTHY BOBAY Butch 2402 New Haven Avenue St. Andrew Red Cross, GAA TERESA BOBAY Terry R.R. 39 E. State Street St, Jude SHAMROCK Typist, Librory Stafl PATRICIA BOGNER Pat 2934 Euclid St, Peter SSC. Rep. 1, SHAMROCK Typist, Reporter 3,4, Scho- lastic Monogram 1 NORMAN BONAHOOM Boots 2514 Brooklyn Avenue St. Joseph Class Sec. 1, Intramurals,1,2,nllarsity,FootboIl 3,36- WANDA BONAHOOM Wendy 2504 Brooklyn Avenue St. Joseph Spanish Club Treas. 4, Red Cross Rep., CSMC Rep. ELEANORE BONEFF Bonnie 815 Nuttman Avenue St. Peter CSMC Rep. MARY ELLEN BONNER St. Francis College St. Mary SC Rep., Class Day Chairman ROSEMARY BONNER Rosie 824 Hamilton Drive St. Patrick Veronica Guild, Dramatics Club, Orchestra, Scholastic Monogram 1,2, GAA JOANNE BOREANI Jo 2417 Northway Precious Blood CSMC Rep., ECHO Undergraduates Editor, Glee Club, Scholastic Monogram l,2,3,4, GAA Triangle, Nu- merals, Typing, Shorthand Awards CAROLYN BOXBERGER 2133 Pauline St. Joseph Veronica Guild, ECHO Rep., SHAMROCK Rep., Red Cross Rep., Glee Club 1,2,3,4 NIARILYN BOXBERGER 2133 Pauline St. Joseph Veronica Guild, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Intramurals, Ohlice Staff, Twirler 'K' ,sd Xing, md ER 'ii' -of -ng 6 'O G? .,,....-Q 'i' 'fake fd .4147 'll- TFA all Q' if 'Mann v-...J ,,.si Z1-F '15 -mr QDWQ' NED BOYLAN Red 829 E. Wayne St. Mary Dramatics Club, Intramurals 1,2 EUGENE BRAMES Gene 1923 Lynn Avenue St. Jude MARY ALICE BROWN Brownie 3030 Pittsburgh St. Andrew Veronica Guild 2, Apostleship of Prayer Rep. 1 ZOE BROWN Brownie 814 Harmar Street St. Mary Veronica Guild, Glee Club, Intramurals 1, GAA l,2,3,4, SHAMROCK Rep. ANN BRYIE 1305 Orchard Street Precious Blood Veronica Guild, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4 JOSEPH BURGARD .lobee 801 West Packard St. Patrick Science Club 4, Dramatics Club, Proiector Club, SC Rep., Class Pros. 4, Track, Cross Country Teams, Intramurals 1,2 99 44 If am- L-...hs Jw. -me INN? 'Q' he Class JAMES BURLAGE Jim 3202 Piqua Avenue St. Peter SHAMROCK Rep.5 Science Club Pres. 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,45 Radio Club 45 Oratorical Medal5 Intramurals 1,25 Captain Cheer- leaders 45 Science Talent Search 45 Dramatics Club Letter V JAMES BUTLER Jim R.R. ,459 Maysville Road St. Jude Intramurals 1,25 Perfect Attendance 15 NODL Chair- man 3 THOMAS BUTLER Hawk 1522 Lumbard St. Andrew Proiector Club5 Varsity Basketball 35 Varsity Football 35 Football Monogram 3 'Dt ,D-... ,,an. ., , , ' 552.535 .1 RHONDA CLEMENS 4715 Stratford Road St. John Veronica Guild 3,45 CSMC Rep. 25 Spanish Club 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Red Cross Rep. 35 Library Staff 45 Glee Club 2,45 Class Treasurer 15 Prom Court Rhoda NANCY CLIFFORD Nan 2401 Woodward St, Jude Veronica Guild5 Spanish Club5 Glee Club5 Prom Court RONALD COFFELT Ron 2140 John Street SHAMROCK Rep. 25 Science Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Drum Maier 1,2,3,4 St. Peter DAVID COLCHIN Dave 140 Ci mberland Cathedral PAUL COLLIGAN Lucky R.R. fl9 St. Jude Intramurals 1,2 JOSEPH COLVIN Jose 425 E. Creighton CSMC Rep.5 Intramurals 1,2 St. Patrick 100 '41- -...-5' MARGARET CACCAMO Marge 1326 Maumee Avenue St. Mary Veronica Guild 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,35 GAA Triangle CAROLE CALKINS Corkie 535 E. Leith Street St. Peter Scholastic Monogram 1,2,35 lntramurals5 GAA JOYCE CASTLEMAN Joy 415 Madison St. Mary Veronica Guild5 Library Staft5 Glee Club5 GAA Tri- angle 1 PATRICIA CENTLIVRE Pat St. Joseph Road St. Jude SHAMROCK Feature Editar5 Spanish Club Corr. Sec.5 Dramatics Club5 Glee Club5 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 GAA Triangle, NumeraIs5 Good Drivers' Award 35 Quill and Scroll HERBERT CHANDLER Herb R.R. ,lf2 New Haven St. John, New Haven Proiector Club JANE CHANDLER Janie 1515 Randalia Drive St. Jude ECHO Rep. 45 Veronica Guild JAMES CHRISTLE Jim 4630 S. Park Drive Sacred Heart Office StaFf PETER CHRISTMAN R.R. H4, Fort Wayne St. Aloysius, Yoder Proiector Club5 Scholastic Monogram I,2,3,45 lntra- murals 1,2 BERNARD CLAYMILLER Bernie 226 E. Butler St. Peter TH' Y-up 'hi L. fb? s . ' 51531. , of 1952 JOANN CONNETT 2330 Juliette Veronica GuiId5 Glee CIub5 Intramurals VITO CUCINELLI 307 W. Williams Street ROBERT DAVIE5 2006 California Proiector Club SHIRLEY DEGITZ 6l1V2 Kinnaird Intramurals JOHN DEISER 1009 Kensington Proiector Club SALLY DIEHM 4838 S. Webster St. Joseph St. Patrick IIBobII St. Jude Hrexn St. Patrick St. Jude usalu St. John Red Cross Rep.5 Glee CIub5 GAA Triangle ulon MARY DIERSTEIN Thumper 1026 Kinsmoor St. Paul Veronica GuiId5 SHAMROCK Managing Editor5 latin Club5 Dramatics5 Club Prog. Dir. 35 Orch. Bus. Man- ager 35 Glee Club5 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,45 GAA Vice Pres. 35 GAA Triangle, NumeraIs5 Quill 8. Scroll CHARLENE DIRIG 1602 Maumee Avenue St, Mary Veronica Guild5 GAA Triangle, Numerals, Monogram EUGENE DIRIG Gene 2727 Chestnut Street St. Andrew Proiector Club NANCY DISSER Nan 4807 Fairfield Avenue St. John SSC Rep. 35 Veronica Guild 45 CSMC Rep. 25 ECHO Social Editor5 SHAMROCK Stoft5 Dramatics Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3 SUE DISSER 4807 Fairfield Avenue St. John Veronica Guild 3,45 ECHO Social Editor5 Latin Club 1,25 Dramatics Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2 GORDON DODANE Gordo 1640 Franklin Precious Blood CSMC Rep. 35 SHAMROCK Reporter 45 Varsity Basket- ball 3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Basketball Monogram 3,4 429' T -we-5 'u.-. 1- r' RT Y' 'Nr -aw qv-FW '-I D-WJ .47 .iff-'Y 'fit' ,,..-. .l xi? 9' 'Q' ggi' 'Cf 'Ii .,-uv 'CT' DAVID DONOVAN Dun 725 Nuttman St. Patrick ECHO Sports Editor, SHAMROCK Sports Editor5 Span- ish CIub5 Red Cross Rep. 25 SC Pres. 45 Clcss Pres. 15 Class Sec. 25 Intramural 1,25 Freshman Football, Track CHARLENE DOUGLAS Doug 3002 Winter Street St. Hyacinth Veronica Guild 15 Orcheztra 1,2,3,45 Orch. Mono- gram5 GAA 1,2 THEODORE DRUHOT Ted 815 W. Wildwood St. Patrick Spanish Club5 Dramatics Club Pres. 45 Glee Club 2,35 Intramurals 1,25 Dramatics Club Monogram LARRY DUCEY Duke 3005 S. Lillie St. Hyacinth Booster Club Rep. 1,2,3 PATRICIA DUEHMIG Patty 2418 E. State Sf, Jude Veronica Guild5 GAA PATRICIA DUNNE Pat 3018 Weisser Park Avenue St, Peter SSC Rep.5 Veronica GuiId5 SHAMROCK Rep.5 Library StaH5 GAA Triangle, Numerals, Monogram 101 'dn 325 WB' 'O 'Q' -qs fs? MARY FODGE Fudgie 1031 Maxine Drive St, John PATRICIA FRANK Pat 4822 Beaver St. John SSC Rep. 3, Science Club, Scholastic Monogram 1,3 MARCIA FRECH 1239 Lillie Street St. Masy Veronica Guild, Dramatics Club, Scholastic Mono- gram 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3, GAA Triangle, Numerals vi' jf? NGN que-W? If JOHN FREEMAN Jack 4106 Holton Sacred Heart THOMAS FREIBURGER Tom St. Aloysius, Yoder R.R. ,IIA Ft. Wayne Projector Club, Red Cross, Intramurals 1,2 he Clan JAMES EBBING Jim 3430 S. Harrison St. Patrick MARILYN EHINGER Lynn 2913 Euclid Avenue St. Peter Veronica Guild 1,2,3, ECHO Rep. 4, SHAMROCK Adv. Manager, Dramalics Club 3, Red Cross Rep. 1, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4, Quill 8. Scroll ANN ELBERT Annie 1306 E. Wayne Cathedral GAA Triangle, Veronica Guild, ECHO Rep,, CSMC Rep. THOMAS EULITT Jake 455 W. Maple Grove St. John Apostleship of Prayer Rep. 2, Science Club 3,4, CSMC Rep. 2, ECHO Senior Editor 4, ECHO Rep. 3, Projector Club 4, Glee Club 1, Intramurals 1,2 WILLIAM FEDERSPIEL Bill 526 Green Street St. John, New Haven ECHO and SHAMROCK Stat? Photographer 2,3,4 ESTHER FEE FeeFee 330 Kinnoird St. Patrick MARILYN FENKER Mary Lou 2817 New Haven Avenue St. Andrew PATRICIA FILCHAK Dag 2821 Weisser Park Cathedral Glee Club Pt. Sec. 2, Veronica Guild, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3, Intramurals, GAA PATRICIA FIRESTINE Pat 731 E. Wayne St. Mary Veronica Guild, Glee Club, Intramurals BEVERLY FIRKS Bev 1828 Catalpa Street St. Joseph Veronica Guild, CSMC Rep. 1, Scholastic Monogram 4 JOAN FIRKS Jo 2202 Dodge Avenue St. Jude Typing Awards ROSEMARY FISHER Giggles 1119 Kinnaird Avenue St. Paul SSC Rep. 4, Veronica Guild, Glee Club Librarian 4, GAA Triangle, Numerals, Apostleship of Prayer Rep. I :R -el -ql '.7 'iw KATHLEEN GALLOWAY Katie 1541 E. Washington St. Mary Veronica Guild, Dramatics Club, Twirler, Glee Club, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4, Twirling Monogram 102 'Sikh 0 1952 DOLORES GALUOPPO 450 La Salle Scholastic Monogram 1 DONALD GALUOPPO 450 Lo Salle JUDITH GATTON Box 36, Huntertown Red Cross Rep., Scholastic Monogram JEAN GAUSEPOHL 906 Drexel Veronica Guild 1,2, Red Cross Rep. JOAN GAUSEPOHL 906 Drexel Veronica Guild, Red Cross Rep., Gle Typing Award HUGH GERARD 4506 Arlington Projector Club, Intramurals 1,2 SHIRLEY GETZ 227 W. Creighton MERLE GIANT 1331 E. Pontiac Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra, Dance Band PATRICIA GILDEA 737 West 4th Street Spanish Club 4, Glee Club 1 Toots St. Peter ,Donn St. Peter uludyu St. Vincent 1,2,3,4 St. Patrick St. Patrick e Club, GAA, ,,Redn St. John Shirl St. Patrick Shorty St. Peter MPM., Precious Blood ,Z-f 'O -QQ' LI iw- MARVIN GUNKEL 2918 Reed Proiector Club SALLY HABIG 2108 Kenwood Veronica Guild 1,2,3,4, SHAMROCK Re Stal? 4, Civics Club Treas. 4 NANCY HAEFLING 4410 Beaver Marve St. Hyacinth nsalu St. Jude p. 1,4, Library UNM., St. John 'Q 33' ARLEN HAFFNER 3606 Mulberry Road Cathedral Science Club 4, Dramatics Club, Radio Club Pres. 4 JOAN HAPP Jo 1220 Chute Street St, Mary Veronica Guild 3, Glee Club 2,3 ELENORA HARBFR R-R4 I-ill, YOCIGI' St. Aloysius Veronica Guild, Red Cross Pres. 4, Glee Cluls, Intra- murals l,2,3, Cafeteria Staff ROSALIE HARBER Rosie Pleasant Center Rd. St. Aloysius, Yoder Veronica Guild, Typing Award, GAA ROSEANN HARBER Rosie 5945 S. Anthony Sacred Hear' Veronica Guild, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4, Intra- rnurals, Typing, Shorthand Awards, GAA DAVE HARPER 51fm 1920 Kentucky SL jude Proiector Club, Intramurals 1,2 103 if' as -'SST' 'W' ws va' ---s.-:Q -AA.. hr' vu-J 'QP- YUQ DAVID HOPKINS Happy 2226 Curdes St. Jude Science Club7 Dramatics Club7 Band7 Orchestra7 Radio Club7 Dance Band7 School Bugler MILTON HOUSER Leslie 1630 Geller Precious Blood Spanish Club7 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,47 Intra- murals 1,27 Student Manager 1,2 PATRICIA A. HUBER Put 508 E. Jefferson St. Mary Veronica Guild7 Glee ClUbQ Scholastic Monogram 1,2,37 GAA Triangle7 ECHO Rep.7 SHAMROCK Typist7 Red Cross Rep. PATRICIA L. HUBER Pol 4526 Lafayette Esplanade St. John Veronica Guild7 SHAMROCK Typist7 Scholastic Monof gram 37 Prom Court JAMES HUHN Jim 1431 Runnion Avenue Precious Blood MARILYN HUHN 2908 Wildmere Drive St. Paul SHAMROCK Reporter7 Science Club7 Dramatics Club7 Orch. Librarian7 SC Rep.7 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4 104 uu- t,'L'?' se 'uw is Qual. he Class IRENE HARRISON Renie 3715 S. Barr Street St. Patrick Veronica Guild 3,47 Red Cross Rep. 1,27 Glee Club 1,2,3,47 SHAMROCK Typist 3,4 RITA HASLEY 1919 Kenwood St. Jude Valedictorian7 Scholarship Monogram 1,2,3,47 Highest Average 1,37 SAA Scholarship7 Girls' State Rep.7 ECHO Faculty Editor7 SHAMROCK Reporter7 Latin Club Scriba7 Glee Club Librarian7 State Contest English Medal7 GAA Trianglep Religion Award MADONNA HARTMAN Donna 927 Eckart St.- Peter Veronica Guild 1,2,3,47 Intramurals 1,2,3,47 GAA Treas.7 GAA Triangle, Numerals, MOHOQFUMJ ECHO Rep.7 Cafeteria StaFf7 SHAMROCK Typist RICHARD HEINZELMAN Ricardo 1225 Putnam Precious Blood Band 1,2,3,47 Orchestra 1,2,3,47 Intramurals 1,2 ROBERT HEMRICK Bob 1723 Freeman St. Joseph Glee Club7 Varsity Football7 lntramuralsp Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 ROBERT HENLINE Bonzo 3916 S. Anthony Sacred Heart Spanish Club7 Varsity Basketball 37 Varsity Football 2,3,47 Football Monogram 3,4 KENNETH HERBER Kenny R.R. 554 Ft. Wayne St. Joseph, Hessen Cassel Scholastic Monogram 1,2,4 PATRICIA HICKEY Pat 2225 S. Lafayette Street St. Patrick ECHO Club Editor7 Spanish Club7 Quill and Scroll7 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,47 SHAMROCK Writer JOAN HIRONS Jody 113 W. Taber St. Patrick CSMC Rep. 17 ECHO Business MGHGQGTQ SHAMROCK Rep.7 Glee Club 27 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4 had PHYLLIS HOEVEL Phyl 5114 Buell Drive St. John Scholastic Monogram 1 NELLIE HOLLIS Holly 816 Madison Cathedral Scholastic Monogram 2 JAMES HOOPER Hoops 618 Davis Street Cathedral Rfnis I 'fit II3' 3' 21K 'Q 3 , 'EF' of 1952 SHIRLEY JANSEN 717 W. Creighton St. Patrick Veronica Guild5 Glee Club5 Scholastic Monogram 1,25 GAA Triangle ELAINE JOHNSON Johnny 4606 Tacoma St. John Veronica Guild 3,45 CSMC Pres. 45 Dramatics Club Pres. 35 Library Staff 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 SC Rep. 45 Scholastic Monogram 1,3 JACLYN JOHNSON Jackie 314 W. Masterson St. Patrick LAWRENCE JOHNSON Larry 2335 John Street St. Peter Civics Club Vice Pres. 4 CAROL JOHNSTON Johnnie 2707 Beadell St. Joseph Veronica Guild5 Glee Club5 GAA l DIANE JORDAN Di R.R. Q5 Bass Road Precious Blood Veronica Guild 1,2,35 Spanish Club 45 Scholastic Monogram 15lI11l'UmUI'CllS 1,25 GAA Triangle, Numerals DONALD KAPELKA Don 2612 S. Hanna St. Peter Band5 Orchestra5 Intramurals 1,2 KAREN KEEFER 4005 Indiana Avenue St. John Veronica Guild5 Dramatics Club5 Glee Club 1,2,35 Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 Radio Club5 French Club JAMES KEHOE 1722 Pemberton MICHAEL KELLEHER 3117 S. Harrison Science Club 3,4 JOHN KELLEY 3130 Beaver Avenue Science Club 3,4 STEPHEN KELLY 720 Nuttman Radio Club ,parm 3613i Rocket St. Jude Jake St. Patrick Fats St. Patrick Steve St. Patrick 'NN Ek 'Q .9-5 gp-Q W' 'f I B- gfl 'up fi f 'Sf s.-v XV 'EU' x... DONNA KENNEDY 2025 Shady Brook Drive St. Andrew Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4 PATRICIA KESTLY lrish 4802 Arlington St, John Veronica Guild 3,45 SHAMROCK Writer5 Spanish Club 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Glee Club 25 lntramurals 2 ANTHONY KIERZKOWSKI Tony 3522 Weisser Park St, Hyacinth Varsity Football 2,3,45 Football Co-Captain 45 Foot- ball Letter 2,3,45 Proiector Club 4 JAMES KIRKHOFF Luke 1223 Sinclair Street Precious Blood SHAMROCK Reporter5 Intramurals 1,25 Dramatics Club Treos. 3 CAROLYN KOCKS Carol 635 Third Street Precious Blood Veronica Guild5 ECHO Music Editor5 Latin Club5 Dramatics Club5 Band5 Orchestra5 Glee Club5 Scho- lastic Monogram 1,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll JOAN KOHRMAN Jodie 734 Archer Avenue Precious Blood Veronica Guild5 Twirler 15 Scholastic Monogram 15 Typing, Shorthand Awards 105 ,Dedication To Mom and Dad, who have made us citizens of this world by birth-citizens of the Kingdom of God by Baptism, we dedicate ECHO for 1952. ln our early training you gave us a sense of God by your words and example. You have shown your desire for us to learn not only howto make a living, but how to live. Thanks to your loving concern for our spir- itual welfare, we are receiving a Catholic education. So it is to you, our parents, to whom we owe more than we can ever pay, that we say Thank you with ECHO for 1952. Mothers' Club officers are Mrs. L. P. Allaire, treas Mrs. E. J. Kestly, pres., Mrs. Omer Mettler, vice-pres., and Mrs. J. G. Hipskind, sec. Officers of the Boosters Club are Mr. Joseph N. Lauer, treas., Mr. Raymond E. Bobay, sec., Mr. Ed Wesner, pres., and Mr. George A. Friess, vice-pres. 'Q7' ...l 'U 'um-1517 DONALD LAUER Don 3030 Winter St. Hyacinth Projector Club HENRY LAUER Hank 2842 S. Lafayette St. Peter Varsity Football 3,45 Football Monogram 4 PATRICIA LEFFERS Pat 2623 Pittsburgh Street St. Andrew Veronica Guild5 ECHO Undergraduate Editor5 Dra- matics Clubp Red Cross Rep.5 SC Rep.5 Class Treas. 45 lntramurals5 GAA Triangle5 Prom Court SALLY LEY Sal 3410 Oliver Street St. Peter SHAMROCK Reporter5 Civics Club Pres. 4 JAMES LILLICH Jim 407 French Avenue St. John Projector Club5 Glee Club5 ECHO Rep.5 Chapel Server RICHARD LINDEMAN Dick St. Mary 1335 Summit Street SHAMROCK Reporter 35 Band5 Orchestra5 Glee Club 15 Scholastic Monogram 1,2 106 K! MARGARET KOHRMAN 734 Archer Avenue Veronica Guild5 Scholastic murals CORENE KONGER 1628 Schilling Avenue SSC Rep.5 SSC Sec. 45 Veronica Guild5 SHAMROCK Typist5 Dromatics CIub5 Twirler, SC Monogram l,2,3,45 Class Vice Pres. 25 GAA5 Twirling Monogram5 Prom Court Clie Clan ,,Mmge,, Precious Blood Monogram 1,3,45 Intro- Queen of Angels Rep.5 Scholastic EUGENE KOORSEN Gene 4225 Buell Drive St. John ECHO Rep.5 Red Cross Rep.5 Glee Club5 Intramurals JOSEPH KRAFT Joe 2948 Smith Street St. Peter CSMC Rep.5 SHAMROCK Circulation Mgr.5 Science Clul:5 Projector Club5 Red Cross Rep.5 Intramurals 1,2 THOMAS KRAFT Cheeze 419 Huffman Street Precious Blood Projector Club LAWRENCE KRAMER Larry 507 E. Rudisill Cathedral Salutatorian5 ECHO Editor-in-chief5 Latin Club Consul5 Science Club 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Scholastic Mono- gram 1,2,3,45 State Latin Test Silver Medal MARILYN KRIDER 2730 Chestnut Street St. Andrew Glee Club 2,3,45 GAA Triangle5 Science Club 3 MARK KRULL KruIly 4214 Tacoma St. John Science Club 35 Projector Club Chairman5 Band JOHN KUEHNER Jack 2111 John Street St. Peter Projector Club5 Intramurals 1,25 Football 1 JOSEPH LAHR Joe R.R. 316 Miller Road St. Joseph Projector Club KARL LARGENT Largo 304 W. Berry Cathedral Varsity Football 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,35 Football MonoA gram 4 BARBARA LAUER Barb 1320 Eliza Street St. Peter Science Clubg Library Staff5 Scholastic Monogram 1 59? 'R ,eww swf ,: g Xu' , Q , 5, of 1952 ANN LORAINE Cherokee T602 Kelly Drive Precious Blood Red Cross Rep., Intramurals, GAA, Shorthand Award JAMES LOTHAMER .lim Maysville Road St. Jude SHAMROCK Reporter, Proiector Club, Intramurals l,2 JOHN McCLlNTOCK Jack R,R. W2 Sheridan Road Cathedral SSC Rep., SHAMROCK Reporter, Latin Club, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Scholastic Monogram I, Orotory Award l,2 ARLENE McFARLIN 2525 Lynn St. Jude Science Club Sec. 4, Latin Club Quaestor, Band, Orchestra, Scholastic Monogram l,2,3,4, Latin I Award, Latin ll Gold Medal Award, English II Bronze Medal Award, Honorable Mention in National Science Talent Search MARLOWE McGARY Mickey 2703 Hoagland Avenue St. Patrick Red Cross Rep, Scholastic Monogram I PATRICIA M:GARY Pat II7 McKinnie St. John Veronica Guild, Intramurals, GAA Pt. Sec., GAA Triangle, Numerals, Monogram, Typing, Shorthand Awards JOSEPH McGEE Duke BSOVZ E. Columbia Cathedral GERALD MARIAN 220 E. Williams St. Peter Science Club 3,4, Scholastic Monogram I JAMES MATTES Jim 2712 Fox Avenue St. Patrick Science Club, Projector Club, Intramurals l,2 MARGARET MATTES Peggy 4029 Indiana Avenue St. John Veronica Guild, SHAMROCK Feature Editor, Science Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Quill 8- Scroll, Red Cross Treas. 4, Scholastic Monogram l,2,3,4, Intra- murals, Radio Club ANNE MEGLEY Meg T407 Lynn St. Jude Veronica Guild, SHAMROCK Reporter, Science Club, Glee Club, French Club 3, Intramurals, GAA Triangle SHIRLEY ANNE MEHARRY Annie 3708 S. Winter St. Patrick SSC Rep., Veronica Guild, CSMC Rep, Dramatics Club, Library Staff, Glee Club Pres. I, Scholastic Monogram l,2, Intramurals, First Place in Mission Oratory 2 ' 'Oi 'N--amp 's-f' t vt init ks, .ag --s... Yan DAVID MENSING Dave lOl5 Garden 51, Paul Science Club, Scholastic Monogram 3, Intramurals, Honorable Mention-State Geom. Test CHARLOTTE MERKLER Cl1ar 430 Florence Avenue Precious Blood Dramatics Club, SHAMROCK Reporter, Glee Club, Intramurals l,2,3,4, GAA Triangle STANLEY MERTES Meri I722 Kentucky St, Jude Latin Club, Proiector Club, Intramurals l,2 JOHN MEYER ,lpl-Hwy 341 W. Taber St, Pqtrigk Science Club 4, Band l,2,3,4, Band Captain 4, Or- chestra, Scholastic Monogram 2, Intramurals l,2, Dance Band, Band Monogram LYNN MEYERS Chick l6I5 Rumsey Precious Blood CSMC Rep., SHAMROCK Rep., Dramatics Club, Pro- iector Club THOMAS MILLER Tom 605 Beechwood St, Patrick IO7 lil -.M-o-4 g fo- . V 'VW -HQ. Q,.,,, H. Q we 'ee' -.ann kr!!! on SWR -dis DELMA MYERS Del R.R. 117 Columbia City St. Andrew Library Staff 4 JOHN NEWNAM Noodle 3319 Clinton Ct. St. Patrick Varsity Basketball 4, Basketball Monogram 4, lntra- murals 1,2 CHARLENE NICHTER Nick 2603 Holton St. Hyacinth Veronica Guild Pres. 4, SHAMROCK Rep., Red Cross Rep., GAA Triangle JOANNE NICHTER Joanie 520 Lavina Street St. Paul Veronica Guild, ECHO Sports Editor, Red Cross Rep. 1, Glee Club 3, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4, GAA Sr. Point Sec., GAA Triangle, Numerals, Mono- gram, Typing, Shorthand Awards MARIANNE NICHTER Marnie 520 Lavina Street St. Paul Veronica Guild, ECHO Subscription Mgr., Scholastic Monogram l,2,3,4, GAA Triangle, Numerals, Mono- gram, ECHO Rep. 2 CHARLES NICODEMUS Nick 416 Agnes Street St. Peter Proiector Club 108 ls 'IZ' it he Class MARILYN MINICK Minnie 3726 S. Park Drive St. Peter Library Stat? ROSANN MOLITOR .. Rosie 2923 Hanna Street St. Peter SSC Rep., Red Cross Rep., Scholastic Monogram 2,3,4, lntramurals, GAA Triangle ANNRITA MOMMER RiRi 517 Lavina St. Paul Veronica Guild, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Intra- murals, GAA Triangle, Numerals, Monogram, CSMC Rep., GAA Point Sec., Prom Court MARIAN MOMPER Mumps 822 Park Avenue St. John, New Haven Veronica Guild, Typing Award ROSE ANN MOMPER Rosie 510 Adams Street St. John, New Haven Veronica Guild 3, Scholastic Monogram 2, lntra- murals 2 DORIS MOORE 2602 South Wayne St. Patrick ROBERT MORSCHES Bert R.R. Q1 Wallen Road St. Vincent SHAMROCK Artist, Science Club, Dramatics Club, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3, City, State Art Awards, Intramurals 1,2 DOROTHY MUDRACK Dorf 1421 Lillie Street St. Andrew MARGARET MUDRACK Midge 3515 S. Barr Street St. Patrick CSMC Rep., Glee Club, Typing, Shorthand Awards BARBARA MUELLER Barb 1625 Hinton Drive Queen of Angels ECHO Rep., Library Statif, SC Rep., Scholastic Mono' gram 1,3, GAA Numerals, Triangle 'UQ wif' -rr? THOMAS MURPHY Murph 516 Dayton Avenue St. John Scholastic Monogram 1 ROBERT MULDOON Mouldy 131 W. Leith St. Patrick CSMC Rep. 2, Science Club 4, Glee Club 2, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2 4 'Ol' N-Q -9' 0 i952 JANE NOLL Janie 1011 Archer Avenue Precious Blood Veronica Guild, SHAMROCK Reporter, Dramatics Clulc, Scholastic Monogram 1,2, GAA Triangle, Numerals, Twirler, Twirling Letter, Typing Award JUDITH NOLL Judy 2520 Cass Street Precious Blood ECHO Undergraduates Editor, SHAMROCK Reporter, Typist, Scholastic Monogram 1,3,4, Radio Club RICHARD NOLL Dick 5310 Alexander Sacred Heart Science Club, Praiector Club SHIRLEY NOLL Shirl 1224 Hugh Street Cathedral Veronica Guild, GAA Triangle, Cenllivre Scholarship JAMES NUSBAUM Jim 2447 John Street St. Peter CAROL OBERGFELL 3214 S. Hanna St. Peter PETER OLEVNIK Pete 2049 Pauline Street St. Joseph Spanish Club, State Art Award DONALD O'KEEFE Don 1808 Steup Street Queen of Angels Proiector Club, Capt. Fighting 69th, Varsity Basket- ball 3,4, Track I,2,3, Intramurals 1,2, Basketball Monogram 4 MARGARET O'ROURKE Mart W. Hamilton Road St. Joseph, Roanoke SSC Rep. 2, Veronica Guild I,2,3, Spanish Club, SHAMROCK Reporter, Library Staff 2,3,4, Scholastic Monogram 2,3,4 JOAN OSTROWSKI Jo 458 Buchanan St. Hyacinth Veronica Guild, CSMC Rep., Science Club, Glee Club, Red Cross Rep., Orchestra, Scholastic Monogram I,3, gn... 3. GAA Triangle, Numerals, Orch. Monogram. SARAH OVERMYER Sally 521 Geraldine Avenue St. Jude Veronica Guild, Glee Club, GAA, Intramurals 2,3 GERALD PANYARD Gary 1618 Kelly Drive Precious Blood Spanish Club, Intramurals 125' 6-nl ? Wf Wat' 5-......... X.. ! wx A ROSEANN PAPPERT 1309 Sinclair Street Veronica Guild 1, G GEORGE PARQUETTE 2926 Lillie Street JAMES PARNIN 1029 Charlotte Proiector Club 4, Rep. I JOHN PEASE 3906 S. Harrison -I ul Rosie Precious Blood lee Club 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2 St. Hyacinth Hlimn St. Jude Intramurals 1,2, Booster Club Johnny St. John Glee Club I,2,3,4, SSC Perfect 4, SSC Euch. Chair- man 3 JOHN PENDERGRAS5 2141 Dodge Avenue 1,-Mann St. Jude Spanish Club Pres. 4, Science Club, Dramatics Club Treas. 4, Intramural SHARON PHILLIPS 2405 Perth Intramurals, Office S s 1,2 Sherry St. Andrew taff 109 R.R. gil Monroeville 'f '43 IFR? 903 .ga---P .fm ,wx fi- .pwiib WP! 'Q ROY ROE 134 E. Pontiac Street St. Patrick Science Club 3,4 JOHN ROEGER I213 High Street Precious Blood Science Club 3,4 MARY ANN ROEMER Shorty 1318 Archer Avenue Queen of Angels Veronica Guild 1,2,35 SHAMROCK News Editor 45 Glee Club 35 SC Rep. 45 Scholastic Monogram 25 Class Vice Pres. 35 Class Treas. 35 GAA Triangle5 Quill 8. Scroll RICHARD ROONEY Dick 1028 Kensington St. Jude Science Club 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Proiector Club 45 SC Rep. 45 ECHO Rep. I5 Radio Club JAMES ROZMAJZL Rozy 2019 S. Webster St. Patrick ECHO Advertising Mgr. 45 Science Club 3,45 Scho- lastic Monogram 1,2,4 EUGENE RUDNEY Butch 2023 Oliver Street St. Hyacinth Intramurals 1,2 110 he Clan ALBERT PICKAVET Pick 2116 S. Clinton St. Paul Class Pres. 2,35 Track Letter5 Varsity Track 1,25 Foot- ball Letter 25 Varsity Foutball 2 ' CAROLYN PIEPENBRINK 1710 Sinclair Precious Blood SSC Vice Pres. 35 Veronica Guild5 CSMC Rep. 35 Glee Club Treas. 1,2, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 SC Sec. 45 Class Vice Pres. 35 GAA Triangle5 Prom Queen RICHARD PRENDERGAST Lucky 525 W. Sherwood St. John MARTHA PITZEN Murty ' 2729 New Haven Ave. Dramatics Club Vice Pres. 45 Intramurals St. Andrew Scholastic Monogram 25 MARY JANE QUINN Quinnie R.R. ,f,l1O Tillman Rd Sacred Heart Veronica Guild5 Intramurals PATRICIA RAKESTRAW Put 1014 S. Lafayette Cathedral Veronica Guild DONALD RAUPFER Don 427 Kinnaird Avenue St. Patrick ECHO STUH5 Intramurals 1,25 Student Mgr. Mono- gram 15 CSMC Rep. 2 RONALD REED Ronnie 1201 Wall St. Paul ECHO Rep.5 Proiector Club5 Glee Club5 Intramurals 1,2 THOMAS REICH Tom 4226 Anthony Wayne Dr. Sacred Heart PATRICIA REUILLE Pat St. Louis Bezancon SHAMROCK Business Mgr.5 Scholastic Monogram 1,2, 3,45 SAA Scholarship5 Highest Average 25 Quill 81 Scroll ANN ROBBINS Annie 830 W. Washington St. Paul ECHO Rep. 35 SHAMROCK Managing Ed. 45 Science Club Treas. 45 Dramatics Club5 Quill 8. Scroll DAVID ROCKEY Dave 1124 Kensington St. Jude Intramurals 1,25 Football Student Mgr. 4 ' fs' 5-L 0 1952 DONALD RUSHIN Rush 1220 Spy Run St. Patrick Spanish Club Sec. 4, Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Football 1,2,3,4, Football Co-captain 4, Varsity Track 1,2,3, Football Monogram 1,2,3,4, Track letter 2,3 GERALD SANDERS Jerry 4321 Arlington St, John Science Club 3,4 MARY SARRAZINE 212 S. Seminole St. John SHAMROCK Reporter, Typist, Band, Scholastic Mono- gram 1, GAA Triangle JOHN SCHENKEL Jack 2131 Crescent St. Jude ECHO Advertising Mgr., SHAMROCK Ass't Advertis- ing Mgr., Science Club 3,4, Scholastic Monogram 1, Quill 8- Scroll JAMES SCHLUMBOHM 1314 Sherman Street Proiector Club, Intramurals nsahyn Precious Blood 1,2, Student Manager I DOLORES SCHNELKER DoDo 2909 Pennsylvania St. Andrew Glee Club, ECHO Rep. MARGUERITE SCHNIEDERS Minnie 228 S. Seminole Cr. St. John Red Cross Vice Pres. 1, Glee Club 2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, GAA Triangle BONNIE SCHNURR Bon 4405 Lillie Sacred Heart Glee Club 1,2 RICHARD SCHUHLER Dick 2519 Euclid Avenue St. Andrew Varsity Football 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 2, Footlzall Monogram 3,4 RITA SCHWIETERS Reel 3701 N. Washington Rd. Cathedral Veronica Guild Sec., Science Club 3, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, GAA Triangle JAMES SEBENOLER Stud 340 W. Wayne Cathedral Spanish Club, Intramurals 1,2 SARAH SECREST 1225 Maumee St. Mary Veronica Guild, Glee Club, Intramurals, GAA Tri- , . 'vi--'17 1' Q A-Hu. 1 -y, '09 wt...- is...- if in-e Q: I, usd 'OW' fx' angle, Numerals 46 sg'O'f fi Rv, LILLIAN SHARPE Lil Precious Blood 2002 Jessie Avenue Red Cross Sec. 4, Glee Club, SC Rep., Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Typing Award SALLY SHERBONDY Sal 4643 Calumet St. John CSMC Rep., SHAMROCK Circulation Mgr., Dramatics Club Sec. 4, Glee Club, GAA Triangle, Numerals, Intramurals, Art Scholarship MARILYN SHERMAN Sherm St. Andrew 2502 Pittsburgh Veronica Guild, SHAMROCK Reporter, Dramatics Club, Library Staff, Glee Club, Typing, Shorthand Awards MARY ANN SHOVLIN SI1ovie 702 Columbia Avenue Cathedral Veronica Guild 3,4, Intramurals 1, GAA Triangle, Sparks RAYMOND SILVA Ray 1823 Winter Street St. Andrew Spanish Club, Intramurals 1,2, Track JUANITA SIMMONS Nita 1413 Grant Avenue St. Mary Veronica Guild, Glee Club, Scholastic Monogram 1, Intramurals 1 1 1 ,vh- ii T? f H' If :mesa X74 -..... '7 t .. ig' ,V I 4 . L- -3'--r X 'Ft 41' LEO STRONCZEK 3716 Winter Street CSMC Rep., Track 1,2 BARBARA SZINK 1303 Winter Street Glee Club, GAA MAXINE TEDERS 3105 S. Lafayette 5 uLeen St. Hyacinth Barb Cathedral nmackyu St. Peter Red Cross Rep. 2, CSMC Rep, 2, Glee Club 1,2,3, Scholastic Monogram 2, GAA Triangle, Numerals JANE TILL R.R. 41 Janie St. Vincent Veronica Guild, GAA Triangle, Numerals WILLIAM TODD 1821 N. Anthony Intramurals 1,2 EUGENIA TODORAN 2145 Taylor Feet St. Jude ,,Jen,, St. Joseph Veronica Guild, Glee Club Monogram 3, Glee Club Sec. 4, Voice Medals 2,3, Intramurals, Typing Award 112 IS.. .l he Class' DONALD SLATTERY Don R.R. 3513 Woodbine Avenue St. Vincent French Club, Projector Club, Civics Club Sec. 4 BERNICE SLED Bee 2530 Raymond St. Andrew Science Club, Intramurals, GAA Pt. Sec., GAA Tri- angle, Numerals, Perfect Attendance 1,2 MARY ANN SMITH Smitty 2716 Reed Street St. Patrick Veronica Guild 3,4, Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Sparks BARBARA SPINDLER Barb 3014 Euclid St. Patrick Veronica Guild, SHAMROCK Writer, Intramurals, GAA ROBERT SPRANGER Bob 2903 Alexander St. Andrew ECHO Patron Mgr., Science Club Prog. Chairman, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4, History Award, Science Talent Search GLORIA STANFORD DimpIes 731 High Street Precious Blood Veronica Guild, Band, Orchestra 4, Band Mono- gram 4, GAA ROBERT ST. CLAIR The Saint R.R. Q3 St. Jude Spanish Club JAMES STECKBECK Steck 4615 Beaver St. John Intramurals 1,2 CAROLYN STEIGMEYER CaroI 1514 Oakland Precious Blood SSC Rep., Veronica Guild Pres. 3, CSMC Treas. 3, Science Club, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, SC Rep., Scholastic Monogram 1,2, Class Treas. 2, Class Vice Pres. 4, Intramurals, GAA Triangle, Radio Club Treas. 4 MARY ANN STOCK 725 Archer Avenue Precious Blood THOMAS STOECKLEY Tom 1049 Tennessee St. Jude Science Club, Intramurals 1,2 RONALD STRAESSLE Ron 2129 John Street Cathedral Intramurals 1,2 ,- Vik X-4 of 1952 JUDITH TOERNE Judy 2106 E. Wayne St. Mary CSMC Rep. 35 Red Cross Rep. 25 Glee Club 15 Scho- lastic Monogram 1,25 GAA Triangle, Numerals DONALD TURNEY Don 2208 Freeman St. Joseph ECHO Sports Editor5 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Mono- gram 4 ROGER UECKER Rag 2207 Meridian Precious Blood SHAMROCK Editor-in-Chief5 CSMC Rep.5 Dramatics Club5 SC Rep.5 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,45 Class Sec. 45 Winner Chamber 'of Commerce Essay 1,25 Highest Average 15 Religion Medal 25 Quill 8- Scroll WINFIELD VACHON Win R.R. fl, Yoder St. Aloysius JANE VAIL Janie 2211 S. Barr St. Patrick Veronica Guild5 SHAMROCK Writer5 Dramatics Club DAVID VORNDRAN Caboo 516 Suttenfield St. Patrick Science Club 3,45 Scholastic Monogram 15 lntra- murals 1,2 MARY ANN WALKER 716 Davis Cathedral Veronica Guild5 Dramatics Club5 Glee Club5 GAA TrIangle5 Typing Award CECILIA WEAVER Bugs 2332 Pittsburgh St. Andrew Orchestra Sec. 1,2,3,45 Scholastic Monogram 15 Per- fect Attendance 1,2,3,4 CAROLYN WEBER 2810 N. Clinton Veronica Guild5 Glee Club5 Typing Award 4 Precious Blood CATHERINE WEBER 1717 Curdes Avenue Cathy St. Jude Vcfcnica Guild5 Glee Club5 lntramurals5 GAA Tri- angle, Numerals RUTH WEIDNER Ruthie 2540 Reed Street St. Peter Fcrfcct Attendance 1,2,3 EVA WEISBROD 2520 S. Wayne St, Patrick Veronica Guild5 Orchestra5 Glee Club5 Intramurals 5'-F ww E? XVUUW V119 ,ul QC di? gs. 4165- my ,V is' iv' an Q' lm 'str -A ev I I.. 4'4 ,,-4 'Viv MARY LOU WELKER LuLu St. Peter 1217 E. Pontiac Street ECHO Rep. 35 Glee Club5 Typing, Shorthand Awards SHIRLEY WELLS Cleo 718 High Street Precious Blood Veronica Guild5 CSMC Rep.5 SHAMROCK Writer5 Quill 8. Scroll5 Dramatics Club5 Red Cross Sec. 2,35 Concert, Dance Bandsp Orch. Librarian 2,35 Scholas- tic Monogram 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 2,35 GAA Triangle, Numerals EARL WENDELL 3735 S. Clinton St. Patrick Science Club 15 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Scholastic Mono- gram 1 CONSTANCE WESNER Connie 4607 Fairfield St. John Veronica Guild5 ECHO Senior Editor5 Spanish Club5 SHAMROCK Writer5 Dramatics Club5 Glee Club 25 Scholastic Monogram 15 Intramurals 1,2 JEROME WESTENDORF Jerry 244 E. Suttenfield St. Peter Glee Club 2,35 Track 25 Intramurals MARY LOU WILLIAMS Oolie 530 Fifth Street Precious Blood Veronica Guild5 Glee Club5 Scholastic Monogram 15 ECHO Rep. 1 13 1,0 fd -'J A WT? v- : il 11 4 Clan of 1952 WILLIAM WOENKER Willie 2015 Jessie Queen of Angels Intramurals 1,2 BARBARA WOLFFER Barb 2807 Oliver St. Hyacinth Veronica Guild: Glee Clubg GAA Triangle: GAA Pt. Sec. 47 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 MARY ZURZOLO Zurzy 3631 Leo Road Precious Blood SSC Rep.7 Veronica Guildg CSMC Rep.p Glee Club Monogram 35 Glee Club Pres, lp Voice Medal 27 lntramuralsg GAA I9 CL fI 0l'l6 Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Ackerman Mrs. Joseph L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Federspiel Mr. and Mrs. Clem Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fenker Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Allaire Mrs. Virginia Brown Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. William V. Alf Mr. and Mrs. William C. Burgard Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ferraiolo Mrs. F. E. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Burroughs Mr. and Mrs. Peler P. Feliig Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Ankenloruck Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Figerr Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ankenbruck Mr' and Mrs' Frank B' Calkins Mrs. Franie Firesrine Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ankenbruck Joyce Carol Carr Mr. and Mrs. Roberr Firks Mr. and Mrs, Norberl Arend Mr' and Mrs' Welle' Carr Mrs. Ellis Fisher Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Arnold Mr' and Mrs' Herman Casileman Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. Fox Mr. and Mrs' Gerald Aurenrz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Celarik and Family Mr- and Mrs- Lawrence L. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cenflivre Mr' Roberr J. Franke Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Baker Mr. and Mrs. James J. Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Waller Jr Frederick Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bangerf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chandler Mr- and Mrs- Louis Cr Frerburgerr Sr Mrs. Rufh Bangerr Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Chrisren George Ar Frress Mr. and Mrs. Arfhur Barge Mr. and Mrs. Norberl A. Chrislen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barrerr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chrislie Mr. Norberr Gager Mrs. John F, Balrzner Roberl' Chrisfie Family Mr' and Mrs. Alfred l,lr Gardner Mr. and Mrs. l-lerberl J, Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chrislman Thomas pr Gardner Mrs. Alice Becker Herberl Clapp Mrs. John Garry Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Becker Mr. and Mrs, H. A. Clemens Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam D. Garmn Mary Becker Mr. and Mrs. Roherl' S. Clifford Mr. and Mr. Herman Gernarclsreln Phyllis Becker Mr. and Mrs W. T. Colilelr Reynold Rr Gelly Mr. and Mrs. John Bendel Mr. and Mrs R. T. Cowan Mr- and Mrs, Roberr pr Gerry Mr. and Mrs. John O. Bender Mr. and Mrs. L. Cucinelli Mr. and Mrs- Norberl. J' Gelz Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Bensrnan Mr' and Mrs. Clem Glbson MF- and Mrs- Ernesl M' Berg Mr' and Mrs. Bed Dahm Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' E. Girardof Mr. and Mrs. Gilberl Berghofl Mr' and Mrs Neil F' Daley Girls - Room 307 Mr. and Mrs. ll M' Bed Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Degilz Mrr and Mrs. Rr Glenn Mrs' Gelaldlne Blll Mr, and Mrs' J' M' Dewald Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Glenwilh Mr. and Mrs. l. M. Birkhold Mrs' Roy Dlersiein rr Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Goclre Mr' and Mrs- Hsfbefl Black Mr' and Mrs. Charles V: .Ding Mr. and Mrs. Waller Gvospodareck Mr' and Mrs- Roberl T' Blee Mr. and Mrsr George Ding Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Grabowski Dr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Blume Mrs' E' J'r Dlsser Mr' and Mrs, Malrne Graff MV- and Mrs- R5YmOnd BOFWY Mrs' Merlin T' Dodane Mrs. Marcella Grerer Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bogenschurz Mr' W' W' Donnell Mrs- Er rl. Groslr Mrs. Roberr Bormgllo Mr. and Mrs. John A. Donovan Mr- and Mrsr Frank Grubb Mr. and Mrs. William L. Bonner Mr' and Mrs' Jules Dorioi lvlrr and Mrsr W- l.lr Gnnlrel Mr. and Mrs. Gino Boreani Mr' and Mrs' C' B' Douglas Marvin Gunlrel Dr. and Mrs. F. 6. Bosler Mr. and Mrs. Leland C. Dunne Oscar Gurman Mr. and Mrs. Ora Bowers Mr' and Mrs' Eilloi DYE' Mr. and Mrs. F. Wade Boylan John E' Dye' Mr. and Mrs. Jarnes l-laeliling Boys -- Room 307 Mr. and Mrs' ROY P. Ernrrger Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. l-laflner Mr. and Mrs. Roberl E. Brake Mr. and Mrs. J. Errrrd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. l-laley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brayer Mr. and Mrs. J. F. l-larnmen Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brouwer Mr. and Mrs. Leo Farra Mr. Alberr l-larnrick Mr. and Mrs. Charles l-l. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Donald Favory Mr. and Mrs. Alberr Hanson 115 rue io Jlta ame Located in the heart of Fort Wayne, C. C. is truly a central high school, drawing stu- dents from all parishes of the city and environs. Bearing the standards of The Christ of Lewis Street and the Cross, C. C. is truly a Catholic school. Here, in the midst of a busy world, we learn of lite in two worlds. Left: The Most Reverend Leo A. Pursley, Auxiliary Bishop of Fort Wayne. pd fI 0lfL:5 Continued Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Harber Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Keslly Mr. and Mrs. George Marion Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Harges Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kellleborough Mr. and Mrs. William Marlin Miss Hedwig Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Kibiger Emma Malhieu Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Har? Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Kiel Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Malles Mr. and Mrs. George Harfman Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Kinlz Margarel Maries Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Harlman Mr. and Mrs. John Klein Mr. and Mrs. John Mauch Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hasley Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Klingenberger Mrs. Agnes E. Mensing Mrs. Graham Harcher Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knolh Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Merles Mrs. Josephine Haughan Mr. and Mrs. Olhmar F. Kocks Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Melfler Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Haver'l' Mrs. A. J. Kohlbacher Mr. and Mrs. Norberl' Meyer Larry E. Hay Mrs. Jerome J. Kohrman Mr. and Mrs Harold Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hayden Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kohrman Mr. and Mrs C. F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hedges Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Konger Charles Miller Mr. and Mrs. Karl Heinzelrnan Mr. and Mrs. A. Koorsen Mr. and Mrs Joseph W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Mel Herber Mrs. William Krall Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mills Mr. and Mrs. R. Herloer Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Minich Mr. and Mrs. Rheinharl Herber Mrs. Lawrence Kramer Mrs. Clara G. Milchell Bud Hillyard Mr. Roberl Kranzman Dorolhy C. Molifor Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hillyard Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Molilor Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Hipskind Sandra and Janice Kraus Mr. and Mrs M. S. Mommer Mrs. Erma Hirons Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Krull Mr. and Mrs. Leo Momper Mr. and Mrs. Foresl J. Hiser Mr. and Mrs Andrew Mudrack E. C. Hoban Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Lahr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoelle Mr. and Mrs. M. Landin Blanche and Lorelfa Mulligan Mr. and MVS. A. J. Hoevel Mr. and Mrs. Orville Langohr Mrs. Connie Myers Mr. and Mrs. R. Hoevel Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Lash Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holacker Mr, and Mrs, Joe Lauer Mr. and Mrs. E- S- Needler Jf3me5 Hooper Mr. and Mrs, Earl Laughlin Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Neuhaus David R. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. William Lebralo Mr- and Mrs, Frank Neuman Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Horslman Mr, and Mrs. M, C, Ledden Mr- Ray Neuman Mr. Joseph E. Houlihan Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony E. Lelilers Mr, and Mrs Rnberf Neuman Mr. and Mrs. John J. Houser Mr, andilvlrs, Urban A, Ley Mr' and Mrs A' J. Nici-ner l'l- P. l'lOWGI'Cl Mr. and Mrs. James Lillich Mrs. George Nlghlgr MF- and Mrs. l-- F- l'lUb9 Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Lindeman Mr. and Mrg Claude E. Noll Mr. and Mrs. Clem A, Huguenard Carl Loescl-. Mr- and Mrs. Hamid Noll Mr. and Mrs. Wilberl Huhn Mr' and Mrs- C, R, Lgmonl' Mr. and Mrs. Russell Noll Laffy Kevln l-lunl MV- and MVS- -lcllm E- l-OP5l'll'e Mr. and Mrs. Willis B. Nall Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hunline Mr, and M,-5. F, D. Loraine Earl A. Nong., Gall Hull' A' Paul Loflol Mrs. Calherine Novifski Charles Janeway Mr. and Mrs. William J. Luley M355 C5-fha,-gne Novil-Ski Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Jansen Mr- and Mrs' 'lolm C' Nycum Mn and Mrs' Clemem, JA Jen! Mr. and Mrs. William McClin+ock Mr. and Mrs. Smnley Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGary Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Olverglell Mr. and Mrs. Walyer Johnson Mr. and Mrs. McGee Mr. and Mrs. J. P. O Boyle Mrs. Pearl Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McGuire Mr. and Mrs Eugene O Keele Mn and Mrs. Claws Junk Dr. and Mrs. L. S. McKeeman Mr. and Mrs John Olivelle B. J. McNellis Mr. and Mrs. E. J. O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. Max Keeler Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Mahrl Alice O'Reilly 116 pd fI 0l'l6 Continued Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ori John Seculolrl Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wehrle Mr. and Mrs Chesler Oswald Mr. and Mrs. Franlc Serovey Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Wehrle Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Paliganolil Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony Sellimi Waller M. Weihe Mr. and Mrs C. Delberl Parnin Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Sharpe Mrs. Ed Weingarlner William F. Parroi Mr. and Mrs. John J. Shall Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Weisbrod Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Peden Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shovlin Mrs. William Weller Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Penzone Mr. and Mrs. William F. Simmons, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Russell O. Wells Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Pequignol' Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Slarer Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wesner Paul Phillips Mr. and Mrs. James C. Smilh Sieve Wesner Mr. and Mrs. George Piepenbrinlc Mr. and Mrs. John P. Smilh Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weslerhausen Mr. and Mrs. Argel Pion Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' C. Smiih Clelus G. Wiecharl Mr. Fred Piizen Mr. and Mrs. Emmel J. Sorg Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Poinsafle Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Spaelh Mr. and Mrs. L. Willig Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Popp Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Spindler Mr, and Mrs. Duward R. Wilson Giles A. Prendergasl Mr. and Mrs. William T. Spranger Mr. Felix G. Winlcelman Mrs. Helen Proleau Mr. William Slacy Miss Ida Winlcelman Mr. and Mrs. Waller Slanlord Mr. and Mrs. Waller J. Wolf Mrs. Calherine E. Raupfer Mr. and Mrs. J. R. S+. Clair Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Wruble Mrs. Glen Ralceslraw Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sleigmeyer Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Wunderlin Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ream Mr. and Mrs. Ben Slraub Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Wunderlin Miss Lucinda M. Redmond Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slronczelc Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wyss Mr. and Mrs. Forresl E. Reed Mr, ancl Mrs. John Suelzer Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Reed Mr. and Mrs. James P. Yarnelle Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Reilh Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Tancey Mr. Paul Remalclus Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Gus Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reuille Mr. and Mrs. Burien F. Telley Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Reuille Mrs. Leslie G. Ternel' Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Zoch Mr. Jerry Reynolds Mrs. Faye Thompson Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Zollinger Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson Ness Zurbuch Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Roclrey Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Tierney Mr, and Mrs. J, W, Rode'-er Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Till Mr. and Mrs. John Roemer Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Tobey BUSINESS PATRON5 Harry J. Rolzlelsen Mr. and Mrs. Eli Todoran, Sr. A lle'5 Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. William Roller Mr. and Mrs. Ted G. Toerne Azaflfls Marlfe+ Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Romary Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Tourney Bellls Slfallng Rink Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Rooney Complimenls of a 'Friend T- E- ROOUGY lll Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ueber Erwin Sludlo Mr. and Mrs. George Roslcuslci Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Uecker Feuslel Food STOVE MV- and MVS- Herman Rvsf Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ueclcer, Jr. Krullis Hobby Shop Mr' T- V- RUdY Mr. and Mrs. Dale V. Urbine Laniemier Florisls Mr- and Mrs. S, C. Ryan Lenlcendofer Coffee Ranch Mr, and Mrs. S. J. Vachan l-Omonl Sh-'Clio Mr. and Mrs Eugene Sarrazin Mr. Vane,-d Van Hom Miller's Drug Sfore Dr. and Mrs. Arlhur R. Savage Alberf L. Vodde Offenweller Welders Mr. and Mrs. William F. Schenlcel Mr, and M,-5. Emil E. VO,-ndran Powell's Grocery Mr. and Mrs H. C. Sherman Mr. and Mrs' george VO,-ndran Reliable Marlcel Mr. and Mrs. William P. Schible Saub's Marker Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Schiclc Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Wagner Scoll' Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Schmidl Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Walker Slandard Service Cenler A. D. Schnaufer Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walsh Srephenson Drug Siore Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schnellcer Mr, and Mrs. R. S. Walsh Sunny Schiclc's Camera Shop Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Schnieders Mr. and Mrs. John O. Weaver John H. Welch 8: Sons Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Schwielers Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Weber Weseloh Pharmacy 'I17 0lfU Presents the perfect companion - at home and at school - --4 f .-ri :.:frrz,1 lg, : J ? 'fX 'II 3,4 41' I 2'-La N :lb ?xQX 'W ?? ?Q,Q X 'I 'F-it TE ?gJ i Z it Q THE CAPEHART PERSONAL PORTABLE RADIO See the new Capehart Personal Portable Radio at your Capehart dealer today CAPEHART-FARNSWORTH CORPORATION 4 FORT WAYNE 'I, INDIANA SWG An Associate of the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation H8 Ea! Iflialzea .70 jim M of 1952 X FROM YOUR OFFICIAL CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER IEFFERSDN STUDIO II02M S. Calhoun Street Fort Wayne, Indiana Iygorfraifzi .9n we WoJern yfnannerv 119 Roddy Salutes You Seniors and adds a thought or two' Congratulations you graduates. You re moving up in the world. So good luck in whatevers ahead. But soy before you leave let s think a bit about the friends and all the fun? Hasnt it been great! And you know what? lt could only happen here. Yes free fine education is part of the good ole U.S.A. i Dont forget it when you ve become a solid citizen ,J with a family and all. Cause youll need to remember . . . to beat the guys who ll want a change. Democracy s best of all! feddq Kelawatzf YOUR ELECTRIC SERVANT INDIANAL MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY 1 0 144 9' O 0 O mx ,, , I e I 1 I' ' J ll I , , past few years. How about those favorite classes, 1 Y ll I I n 1 I I I I ll I II I PART OF EVERYTHING YOU EARN SHOULD BE YOURS TO KEEP SITFESS ..,. ,,.,., . I IBEGIQYS BYETII THRIFT ' SA I 'E ll TTII THE LAFAYETTE LIFE INSURANCE CUMPANY Norb Minick, Manager -le Y Pe I9UeYf Gen'l- A9979 2725 S. Calhoun St. H9688 I20 ANTHONY AT CRESCENT ROGERS MARKETS, INC iifwf www jfzemlfg 2446,,,W Congrafufafiond fo flue gracluafion 64455 BRUADWAY HUME BAKERY 2609 Broadway H 1294 COMQIOAIYLQH fri of Wm. P. Schenkel and Sons BUILDERS AND ENGINEERS 1120 SI. McIry's Ave. 'Fort Wayne, Ind. LUMBER - BUILDERS' SUPPLIES I INSULATION ROOFING PAINTS AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE A. RGEIHHE 8 5'0N5' A-9123 3000 Wells Street EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING I22 Congrafufafiond fo we Cjfada of 1952 PONTIAC HARDWARE H-2128 Pontiac at Gay f M Qfsrsrgli Wm. Scheele and Sons Co. John Trucmpcr, Sr. Carl Schinnerer President Treasurer Edw. M. Schiunerer John W. Truemper, Jr. Vice President Secretary Compliments of SCHINNERER Gr. TRUEMPER, INC. GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS Office: 3630 BOWSER AVENUE Office Phone: Harrison 3291 Fort Wayne 5, Indiana .70 jlze Cfaaa of 52 R LPH L. SHIRMEYER, INC. Builder of National Homes ZF Lehrer fuingff 120W E. Washington Blvd. E-4678 A-6262 I24 Congrafufafion fo 6445.1 of 1952! You have just passed one very important milestone in the American way of life. You have been privileged in having attended one of the finest Catholic schools in this country. Continue your education and faith with increased fervor to become good Catholic American citizens. With hard work, determination, and God's graces, nothing is impossible. Good luck to you, our leaders of tomorrow. We know we will be proud of you. THE BOOSTER CLUB 208 312 313 GOODBYE, GOOD LUCK, COD BLESS YOU, SENIORS! 314 315 we junior Kfdfki 316 402 125 -SCQLK at-Guevara' :e-:cz-qvvr fs KOHQIGAITLQH fa of THE MUTHEBS' CLUB FUTURE HOMEMAKERS SHOULD REMEMBER- The New Automatic GAS RANGES CO0K BETTER I-'ASTER . . . COST IESS 126 Besides furnishing the conveniences of Light and Power and Water at lowest costs, your City Util- ities annually absorb thousands of dollars of non- operating expenses - free service to the City- which otherwise would be passed on to the taxpayer. Light and Power Plant Three Rivers Filtration Plant Sewage Disposal Plant 308 E. Berry St. A-7411 200 201 ELICITATIONS RCM THE RESHMEN 103 101 127 TRA VH SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF EUGENE WELLS INSURANCE AGENCY All forms of Insurance and Surety Bonds Domestic and International Reservations ancl Tickets Airline - Bus - Rail- Steamship Tours - Hotels - Cruises 1430 Lincoln Bank Tower CLEARY AND KELSEY, INC. Fort Wayne, Indiana The Fort Wayne Travel Service 206 Central Building Phcnes. Office A-8334 Fort Wayne 2, lncl'ana Res- H-1898 Phone E 2702 205 206 201 N .gjoloflomored :Sen omlogmenfri fo fneir 307 309 SJ ow CVM - THE SENIORS OF '52 310 311 128 gongrafufafionfi Cfcm of 1952 ll. B. SHANK Gi SUNS AI.l.E Alnv HEALTH BUILDERS FUR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 3 00 N CI h 2 wAY N E METAL PRQTECTION CO. SKINLESS FRANIIFURTERS I29 WE SPECIALIZE IN: PRAYERBOOKS CRUCIFIXES ROSARIES STATUES BIBLES ECCLESIASTICAL GOODS PICTURES When buying Catholic goods make sure they have the approval of the Church. You can be certain of authentic merchandise only when buying at a Catholic store. 1214 S C lh n St. Harry M. Boxberger Fort Wayne, Ind For Dependable Building Material l51WhyHeBlHlD R5lSUPPLYC0mva119 Dia.lA2233 Q 840Hayaen St. DA H IIBIQGDS Roofing . . . Sheel' Melal 3000 E STATE ST f :I I PHONE E-3435 COl1blNED SERVICE FOH YOUR CONVENIENCE ROY P. EHINGER msrm coNmA cron FORT WAYNE, INDIANA 130 J. E. MARONEY s. coMPANY, lNc. Complete Insurance S er'vice Telephone A-1232 - A-1233 Lincoln Bank Tower Fort Wayne 2, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS POINSATTE AUTO SALES INC Chrysler and Plymouth Dealer 501 East Washington Blvcl. COMPLIMENTS OF GENTRI-IL - CATHOLIC CI'IORI-IL SUCIETY 'P 'I' 'I' J. YONKMAN, Director UNITED WALLPAPERS Pratt ancl Lamberts Paints - Varnishes - Enamels Dutch Boy Paints - Enamels 0LDI FORT SUPPLY C0., INC. PAINT 8. WALL PAPER STORE 711 CLAY STREET, A-6425 Ed. C. Kramer, Class of 1921 Store Mgr. BAKER BUY BAKE Slloll I638 Wells Street Fort Wayne, Indiana RONDOT Heating and Air Conditioning Sales and Service OIL, COAL, AND GAS 5829 Bluffton Road H-0558 Fort Wayne, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS to the . :gl Cl,JlflClfQ6 0 v Compliments of SOIW 3,1 5063 SHELL SERVICE sTATloN Always the Newest and Most Complete Religious Article Assortments 6l 0li'GE 1 PHIHIPP 8 SONS 1006 BROADWAY 401 W. Jefferson A-0696 FORT WAYNE, INDIANA Fort Wayne, Indiana 2 Congrafufafionzi fo fge CK... of 1952 TOM fr AGNES MLINGGVAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS C,0I'lll0Al'l'l ell is of A. M. STRAIISS INC .fdrcg ifecf 6 h Floor Strauss Bldg Associates: J. J. HULFEL M. T. MEEK H. E. WERKMAN J. D. PRESSLER R. E. COBLENTZ H. L. SCHREEN C0l'l'l,03lfl'l0l'lf5 ST. IOSEPH HUSPITAL and its -I- SCHO0L 0F NURSING RUNYAN'S supsn SERVICE Home 8. Auto Supplies ires - Batteries Calhoun - Lexington Ave. H-2256 COAL CHARCOAL Warm Air Eagle Picher Heating Paints Sales and Service A-I I53 Clifford Brothers, Inc. 1012 WEST MAIN ST. FIIX STIIRAGE GARAGE Corner Harrison 8. Washington Blvd Fort Wayne 2, Indiana 24 Hour Parking Service OWQIOAHQQI2 iii 0 MALULEY BBUTHERS Fine Food Stores Save Our M8.M Stamps omyagmen fri 0 BROUWER'S Tire and Battery Service Your Firestone Distributor 1804 Broadway A-9401 Fort Wayne, Indiana Compliments of BU ETER CHEVROLET, INC A-7182 Opposite North Side High School 500 East State Boulevard Sales - Parts - Service 60711196771 Gil L5 of GEBIG FURNITURE CUDIPANY fer .Home .ilrnbk Auburn, Indiana only LAURENTS Particular Brand Luncheon Meats Guy II. Laurents Packing Co. FORT WAYNE 4, INDIANA KOIYIIQAWI ell iii of Knighin nf Glnlumhun Council No. 451 Fort Wayne, Indiana We ,fffz 'Q 1 C.C.'ers conirost iheir world wiYh the world of Ancieni Rome THE SCHOOL COLONIAL MARKET Bef' Wishes To The Graduates of 1952 4238 S. Calhoun Phone H-43 74 From the Complete Line - G7'OCE7i6S'M6dt'PTOd1lC6 Open Sundays 9 mm, to 6 p,m, Corner Washington 8. Harrison Th Sf ff f THE House or e 0 K A f .gylzamroc Ll QI ellie fy Since 1900 sends best wishes to the Calhoun at Berry C CAO S U E L Z E R IlIODER.V Mo Vnva SER HCE NEW HAVEN LUMBER G1 SUPPLY CO. A. E. 'Federspiel, Mgr. PHONE 2345 New Haven, Ind COMPLIMENTS OF District No. 9 - I.U.E. - CIO 223 SWINNEY BUILDING FT. WAYNE .lERRY'S BAIT AND SPORTING GOODS All kinds of live bait, tackle, guns, ammunition 2Vz miles north WOWO towers on Highway Q33 24-hour service E-38829 136 H. W. NIEINZEN PHARMACY 1129 lvlaurnec Ave. A2226 Fort Vvhyne, Indiana Phone H-2240 1802 South FORT WAYNE DECORATING CO. Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers Hardwood Finishing Fort Wayne, Indiana VIM SPORTING GOODS Fort Wayne's Exclusive Sporting Goods Store EQUIPMENT FOR ALL SPORTS Locally owned and operated 1027 S. Calhoun St. Best of Luck TWO LEGS INC. PANTS - SWEATERS - JACKETS 1003 S. Calhoun Compliments of CHARLES V. DIRIG SHEET METAL CONTRACTOR For Sporting Goods See SRPPENFIELUS Ei Block South of Cathedral OXLEY TYPEWRITER 81 OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Desks Files Chairs Equipment Distributors for R. C. Allen Business Machines Portable Typewriters - All Makes 824 S. Clinton Ft. Wayne 2, Indiana E-1040 - E-1049 E A Nelson B. M. Nelson D. Wolff Dispensers of Happiness ROSE gl WFILSH JEWELERS 1009 So. Calhoun Street Harrison St Compliments Of Alaska Coal Company Coal - Coke - Stokers H-4165 1708 S. Harrison Dr. Ralph J. Blume Dr. Howarcl H. More QPTQMETRISTS Anthony 1122 220 West Wayne Street Fort Wayne, Indiana Remember Peerless when you want fine celanese and rayon dresses cleaned. We are export at cleaning synthetic materials, including cclanese, rayon, nylon and plastic coated fabrics. PEERLESS CLEANERS H-1321 H. E. Hopkins SHELL GASOLINE AND OILS State and California COMPLIMENTS OF THE RLLGEIER MARKET Northern I ndiana's Largest Photography Supply Store H O W A R D ' S , 112 West Wayne St. Fort Wayne 1332 Taylor Street E-1209 Where Quality Tells COMPLIMENTS And Service Excels Nl. H. HILT, INC. ALRUTH'S DINE-A-MITE 727 S. Clinton Street Fort Wayne, Indiana HOURS: 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Phone A-0828 ALTER BROTHERS Super Service U.S. Tires - Batteries - DuPont Paints 502 E. Wayne - Corner Clay Street Rmerican Insurance 81 Realtg Agency, Inc. INSURANCE AUTO - FIRE - CASUALTY REAL ESTATE CITY - SUBURBANS - FARMS Phone 1431 Fm wayne' Indiana Herbert F. Nlerlsle, Mgr. 1619 Wells Street Phone A-3244 I Congratulations B A K E R S Quality Groceries 6? Meats BAILEY NIENIORIALS Prompt Guaranteed Radio Service Lake Ave. Ext. E-1288 Fort Wayne, Indiana Compliments of BELL CLEANERS AND TAILORS 341 East Lewis Street 509 E. State Street A-0145 RRLPH W. BEVELHEINIER The Prescription Drug Store S.E. Cor. Bowser 8- Eckart Ju-it 59W 701471 femembef Harrison 5125 Fort Wayne, Ind. CQMPLIMENTS C0 'P'i 'e'1'S of OF BURDSAL-HAFFNER PAINT CO. 113 E. Main Fort Wayne SH O P The Home of Quality Paints MALONEY'S PANTRY HAMBURGER HEADQUARTERS FOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS MATTES BROS., INC. Brake Specialists for Front End Correction Wheel Aligning See Clarence Paige 86 Manford Hitzeman 2001 S. Calhoun H-'l23I Compliments of Nl E T T L E R INSURANCE MIAC PRODUCTS COMPANY REAL ESTATE Telephone A-3488 231 E. Berry St. Makers of the MIAC Electric Dip Brazing Pot 742 Walnut Street FRANK MORTHORST Building 8. Remodeling AL MUNSON AUTO CO. Buick Sales and Service aio Madison si. A-59793, H-60634 1819 S' Calhoun S 329 West Masterson H-70052 MARTIN H. SORG 8a SON Carpenter Contractors Fort Wayne 6, Indiana Nancy Warren Benjamin Moore DENTAL CARE Wallpapers Paints RERNI-STECKBECK 128 E. Main Street A-5228 - A-5227 Enjoy Good Teeth By Giving Them Careful AffE71t1Cl71 Dr. M:'1x R. Amlrews and Dr. Carroll Shearer NEW YORK DENTISTS 111712 s. Clinton sf. A-3415 Compliments of G. C. MURPHY CO. Calhoun at Wayne Fort Wayne, Indiana NIUNGOVRN and SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phone H-2114 DONALD MUNCYOVAN Open 7 Days a Week Week Days S am. -- 9 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. General Hardware, Electrical and Plumbing Supplies DANDY BOY TRACTORS Roussel Bros.-Patty Hardware 7117 Decatur Road H-3300 PAULSEN'S SERVICE STATION Washing - Greasing - Simonizing 3120 S. Clinton St. Fort Wayne, Indiana QURLITY CLERNERS 2827 Broadway H-3130 We Deliver Phone E-5139 REESE CONSTRUCTION CONIPRNY Cement Floor Contractor Hard Finished Floors Our Specialty Plastic and Mastic Floors E. J. REESE State and Bueter Road Fort Wayne 8, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS CRLHOUN FOOD SHOPPE 4534 S. Calhoun St. H-3370 Jerry Geise, Prop. COLLIGRN and CONIPFINY All Forms of Insurance - Surety Bonds 1 1 15V2 S. Clinton St. A-0233 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES COLLINS MOTOR COMPANY Your Oldsmobile Dealer 420 West Berry CITY CORL 8: COKE CO. 2803 Brooklyn Ave. Fort Wayne, Indiana COUSINS, Inc. 808 Calhoun Street Fort Wayne, Indiana DIAMONDS WATCHES ' JEWELRY THE CRADLE SHOP Infants' and Children? Wear 823 S. Clinton St. A-1101 De Luxe Pastry Shoppes Pastry at Its Best DICK PIANO 81 ORGAN SALES Hammond Organs - Grand and Spine! Pianos 1217 S. Calhoun Street Fort Wayne, Indiana IDA K. DICK 1232 Maumee Ave. A-2349 OW' and Mfmagff Phone AfS2OO 124 East Wayne E-5732 Res. H9900 Compliments of FORTRIEDE'S EMPIRE FIRE BRICK CO. Shoes T. E. RQONEY 615 Calhoun Street A-8101 Musical Instruments and Compliments of Accessom GOLLER'S DRY CLEANERS E Cleaners of Fine Wearing Apparel CENTER 1207 s. Calhoun sr. A-0219 608 E- Pvnfivf H-2102 HFlLL'S DRIVE-IN'S, INC. Compliments of HRWKINS PHRRMRCY 2702 S. Hanna Street HAYNERS' INCORPQRATED 315 East Washington Blvd. Authorized Sales and S ervice Dod ge-Plymouth-Dod ge Trucks A-4135 Fort Wayne 2, Indiana Rl J. Hoffman 8m Co., Inc. INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS 522 Standard Bldg. A-3436 Phone Mens Eastbrook Furnishings 21 31 and Work Clothes JACK'S TOGGERY SHOP Mei1's and Women'5 IxrIddC'fO'M6dS1L7'E Clothing 1508 Wells Street Jack Kegerreis Fort Wayne, Ind. COMPLIMENTS OF KRSTEN FURNRCE CO. 2122 S. Calhoun GILBERT MYERS Owner and Maiiagei' H-8752 H-331 8 KOERBER'S Jewelers Since 1865 818 Calhoun Street C. H. KRAUS Sheet Metal Works Industrial - Commercial 416 West 4th St. E-1472 Fort Wayne, Indiana LRDCO HERTING CO. 1914 S. Calhoun St. COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES CONVERSION BURNERS Gregory FI. Lauer and Son BUILDER 1813 E. Washington Blvd. BLOWN-IN-GLASS FIBERGLASS INSULATION Fort Wayne, Indiana Free Estimates H-2104 E-5313 H-67955 LOPSHIRE FLORISTS Greenhouse PAUL E- I-OIT Pennsylvania at Lumbard A-7261 FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOUQUETS CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS Fort Wayne, Indiana HEATING 8. PLUMBING 1622 Andrew Street E-4603 Your Patronage I 5 Appreciated SCHRPERS HOME RPPLIRNCE RINGSIDE DINER 1622 Sherman St. 217 East Jetterson A-5332 Compliments of JULE SCHONE FUNERAL HOME 620 E. Washington Blvd. Fort Wayne, Indiana Fort Wayne's Largest Store For Floor Coverings of All Types STANDARD RUG 8g LINOLEUM COMPANY 115 West Jefferson St. Next Time Try TOWN CLERNERS Call E-2785 Quick Service Elmer Hoevel 901 E. Lewis Street Compliments JOHN H. WELCH 81 SONS Hardware 8. Sheet Metal 1915-17 S. Calhoun H-2382 Compliments of TROY LAUNDRY CO. Compliments PETER MORAN ICE COMPANY THIS WORLD GROWS MORE COMPLEX AND CONFUSING, AND WE NEED A SENSE OF DIRECTION TO FIND OUR WAY THROUGH IT. BUT OUR OTHER WORLD, THE KINGDOM OF GOD, NEVER CHANGES, AND FROM IT WE RECEIVE THAT MUCH-NEEDED SENSE OF DIRECTION THROUGH OUR CATHOLIC EDUCATION, OUR CLASSES, OUR TEACHERS. ALL EDUCATION IS A LEADING OUT. OUR CATHOLIC EDUCATION LEADS US OUT OF OURSELVES, GUIDES US THROUGH TWO WORLD.S, AND SETS US WALK- ING STRAIGHT IN THE DIRECTION OF GOD. - -3 LIT ' 95 63. -I-asm gsgil- -ed 4 I Ii: vii Sax Nuifaqzmpha Nadagaapha fqulagzmpha il If if u g . i V P i f ff .H- ' , ff -my -21, ' .. QJFKZ B - .4- -is .,, - .f'-?....Z..1- UEVEQ' -f of -.Jvi5f.-. -,'rc'.-s't- 1. ms- 'UW' Jf,y1.':. '- !2'7H1!f51s':Z?'1W, M Wf QLf,.-1tf.C'g.-'uf .1-5f'C'5 f.g- W iff A 'ffluf u' .+2.f.'h':'1-,-- --H5119 I -J. 'ml Lfr L' '25-' ' . .' 12.ffsy-25.Z1g?2?f C!:,fiefiimei.ipQe.2ff5s3mf-1f'-zS1- ' 3..,fy-Ms--,.f'Effffydwiff -fvjfl'97f ia. L 1 1-. 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Feltes to see that Centrc Catholic keeps going financially, and th intensity of this iob could not be upheld b one with less experience or good iudgmen' ln addition to his work as diocesan Chancellou Monsignor also instructs the Junior class in series of marriage courses to strengthe Catholic family life among C.C.'s graduate: Monsignor is interested in all that interests C.C Much credit is due Sister Charlotte, assistar principal, who patiently hears the trials an troubles of all who seek her counsel. Th important iob can be handled only by some -Through her quiet discipline she has helpe one with the Mary-like virtues of Siste r C. C. to be a better place. lRightl Eleano Bonetf and Pat Frank offer Sister Charlott some help on the scores of records she s successfully compiles. Sister M. Bonosc, secretary to Sister Charlotte, is small in stature -vital in operation. i3 6-IU' 2 M I use 2 W 1 Q A , X5-f 5 K lang ,035 Wufnv 95,6 wr' - Q ilu Wwifjgi ,.. ere.-. . If xl ua JU he f ing om of goal... U lark 4,26 ABOVE Sophomore boys are attentive to Father John Minnich, their religion instructor, as he tells them of the Kingdom of God. The Mysteries of the Rosary are reviewed by Sister Louise for Jim Loraine and Arthur Getty, while Roberta Snider admires the large beads in Sister's choplet. OPPOSITE PAGE Loyalty to Christ and to His Church is necessary for citizens of the Kingdom of God, os sophomores learn in religion class. Father Ralph Larson points this out to Stan Fisher, Bill Savage and Tom Haftner. Father Donald Muldoon checks significant articles in Our Sunday Visitor for Larry Badders, Joe Ream and Dove Popp. OSV, a product of the Fort Wayne diocese, is read each week by religion classes throughout the school. Planning a future of service to God and fellowmen in Father Philip Fusco's senior class are Joe Kraft, Roy Roe, Jerry Ankenbruck, Tom Berghoff, Norm Bonahoom, David Colchin and Paul Colligan. Father Edward Hession clears up a troublesome problem for seniors Jim Ebbing, Mark Krull and Jim Christie. i5 u g . i V P i f ff .H- ' , ff -my -21, ' .. QJFKZ B - Jelena rfxprefuecl 04:-e fower OPPOSITE PAGE Sister Assumpta's English IV class is fine g the finer points of English literature are closely examined by David Mensing, Bernice Sled, Charles Nicodemus, Earl Wendel and Don Lauer. Sandra Hiser and Tom Neuman ask for an explanation of the graph family tree and Sister Beatrice Cecile gladly interprets this graphic illustration of word roots in English Ill. Good Reading Develops Keen Minds. Dorothy Bobay expresses her opinions on the need of reading. Other members of Sister M. Amarella's English IV class waiting their turn on the panel discussion are Bonnie Schnurr, Judy Toerne, Esther Fee and .loan Happ. Marlowe McGary and Arlen Haffner wait to show their radio talent while Nancy Parrot adiusts the control panel in public speaking class. Sister Mary Agnese also uses this apparatus to make recordings to aid in voice training and in correcting speech defects. BELOW Ed Novitski makes a stab at the correct English form for Sister Henrietta Marie's English I class, but he doesn't explain to Roberta Snider and Joanne Brown why the officer hailed us fellows. English, English and more English! Only this time it's American literature. Sister David helps to ease the pain and makes it a happy experience for Mary Gildea, Bob Kintz and Tom Rose. 1 . sv 1 L. .1AA , nf Xiu ,nu- 'K 2+ E 'T W M , .:L.. -be wh, L, 5 2 -nf :ff ' i?Cbi3.X.QY'1QJQ'3 955. 5. S N xt-X .Q YQQSQT' 1? ,N Q 2 X3 M k - ' sux, 3 3 ' X S :X X -X. , B xv 5.-.Img s X A x my EN, ix: gt v Q, . 9.5 ,X x XA N X . . SP' cut, frestent, and guture Ed Maxwell looks for people from many countries as John Nicole, Mary Fodge and Jeanne Schoenle learn of the settling of our country in Sister M. Regino's United States history class. Sister Maureen Clare hopes to make good citizens for this world of Jim Wiesen and Barbara Drewery. According to the moral order, the source of all law is God. ln sociology class the source of all law is Sister Jane de Chantal. Of this she has convinced Kathleen Galloway, Ned Boylan, Jim Ebbing, Lois Batzner and Jim Rozmaizl. Sister Gertrude Helene makes world history a pleasure for Charlene Farrell and Frances Powell. The system of checks and balance in government is ex- plained by Dick Allgeier for the benefit of Donna Jean Kennedy and Sister Mary Bernadette's civics class. Let's talk about the weather, says Sister Agnes Raphael as she explains world climates for Mary Ann Guiff, Mary Alice Frantz, Dale Remmert and James Boschet in geography class. Father Michael Vichuras is teaching Latin American history -or is he telling iokes? Maybe Gene Rudney, Wanda Bonahoom or Ned Boylan would know. A study of geography shows us that it's a small world after all, as Sister Marie Carita shows Mary Ann Kohlbacker and Glenda Boschet. NJ aflzematica zjlyafery, agic, Jllaatery Sister Francis Elvire teaches Sue Hipskind and Kenneth Kimmel to solve equations of four unknowns by determinants in advanced algebra. Under the watchful eye of Sister Mary Joanne, Terry Wetmore, Ronnie Fox and Albert Loriot master construction of geometric figures. The graphic solution of simultaneous linear equations is illustrated by Stan Ferguson in Algebra l, as John Wendling, Sister Myra and Mary Lou Kohne observe. W.. x5 20 ,fanguagw - Key.4 to uncferaian ing A knowledge of other languages gives us the power of understanding other times and other peoples. Sister Mary Celine makes the first taste of Latin a happy one for Carolyn Noll, Letitia Segyde, Judy Thompson, Bill Scheibel and Dave Roffelson. As John Pendergrass reviews his verbs lunder the careful eyes of Patricia Hickey and Dave Donovanl, Pat Centlivre and Elaine Ankenbruck receive some help with Spanish translations from Sister Loretta Anne. Three years of Latin credits make Elaine Gocke, Mary Needler, Lawrence Moulin and Fred Kramer potential experts on this quiz show. Jim Thompson keeps the tally. This class in Cicero is conducted by Sister Mary Austin. .94 heir Jfuaineast, ccuracy eil' ufafclzwor Future secretaries and stenographers galore! That's what is to be found in C. C.'s commercial department. Here about 300 iunior and senior girls Iand a 'Few boys, tooll learn the fine art of operating a typewriter, taking dictation, keeping books, or running a calculator or duplicating machine. Many teachers from other departments are grateful to senior girls for tests and outlines they have run off on duplicating machines. Monthly tests in shorthand bring certificates or pins for certain speeds. And what pride is taken in attaining an advanced speed, in that award for speed and accuracy in typing or shorthand, or when a work sheet balances in bookkeeping! The clatter and chatter of typewriters is the only sound heard in the room as Sister Mary Maxelinda inspects a paper in Typing l Class Sister Mary Dorita presents shorthand awards ta senior girls for speed and accuracy in taking dictation. Those who excel are Judy Noll, Martha Pitzen, Pat Reuille and Ann Bryie. Eugene Brames paints out the fixed assets section of a balance sheet in bookkeeping. Entering into the discussion are Sister Mary Her- mine, Peter Christman, Shirley Degitz, Wayne Grabner and Ann Bryie. 22 -. Aff: 'N-xxi jg -., fs... MQW -Q-gl? A L. 1. N, gy -5 Yvbvx L f, vw-..,, x NWN W A Q W .8 5 Q u 'ka' 'Sr-f U ucfclzng czeniula frobe OPPOSITE PAGE Jim Rozmaizl, Paul Colligan, Roy Roe and Ann Robbins find that metals expand with the application of heat just as their knowledge expands in Sister Miriam Joseph's physics class. Paul checks room temperature, Roy follows the movement of the pointer on the scale and .lim measures the length of brass tubing affected by the heat. Sister checks Ann's measurement of the diameter of the pointer. The thrill that comes in sophomore year! Dissecting fish in Sister Mary Ellen's biology class, Roger Kramer holds the perch and follows directions given by Mary Ellen Bendel. Leonard Mudd and Patricia Westendorf study the procedure in the workbook, while George Alter works on his own. Sophomores fill in their workbooks wtih the discoveries of the day. Sister Mary lmmaculee proves to young biologists that dicotyledon stems really do look like that. Bob Schleinkofer and George McCarthy admire the microscope technique of Carol Schenkel and Ann Morsches. BELOW With the help of Sister Mary Ursula, the internal structure of flowers becomes a simple matter. Joe Ream holds the model and Don Schafer points out parts for Nancy Parrot, Carole Fettig and Harry Reith. Sister Agnes Aloyse directs Mike Ryan, Sue Dellenbaugh and Larry Badders in their study of the life-cycle of the fern in their texts and workbooks. ell' ad, NN-of I' Aki: 4 9 il If if cience JJ a earc or rail: Madonna Hartman and Ed Lauer learn the why and how of eclipses from Sister Michael in physiography F class. A research assignment from physiography class sends Pat Dueh- mig lleftl to the library for scientific periodicals, where Marilyn Minnick is receiving some real library serv- ice from Sister Alphonsus. C.C.'s science students have received national, state and local recognition for their achievements, and graduates have been awarded college scholarships for their ability. ln Sister Mary Agnita's chemistry class, Sue Ledden works on the purification of water, Dick Rooney prepares some apparatus for a dis- tillation, while Jim Burlage conducts the fractional distillation of alcohol and water. Jriiairy - we .Have lzemf K x Q '11 Peter Christmon and James Lillich operote or sow in wood patternmoking at Central high school. Artists Scilly Sherbondy, Bob Morsches and Sally Au- rentz learn the tricks of the trade in their Central art class. 27 n a ,Ci later oo OPPOSITE PAGE Ronald Coftelt plays for Mary Jane Quinn, Pat Hickey, Eugene Alles, Roseann Molitor, Tom Stoeckley, Jim Huhn, Phyllis Hoevel, .lohn Kelly, Nancy Haefling, Richard Noll, Jane Till, Maxine Teders, Sally Overmeyer and Dove Abbott. Sister Francis Jerome, George Parquette, Pat Dunne, Jane Till and Jane Chandler like the record playing in music appreciation class. Blowing their own horns ore Steve Ohse, Jim SeculoFF, Doris O'Keefe, Jim Mondrick and Don Todd. A stage-honcl's view of Mr. Woods conducting the string orchestra. 28 d 1 Y 'iv 4'i J. f X G- ' W M .5 1 ffyfkfa. ,A ,' 1 - as -- X mi fm... ,,. ,ff 1 ' ' M 6 ff' ,f rf' My-df .QXN ,..'- - gT,.'L.,.f-+- Soft lights and sweet music, u pretty girl, an orchid I the dreams of C ' ' A A IMI , re Iect .C. ers at Prom time. ACTIVITIES L? fl 5, IS QE 5.1 AS CITIZENS OF TWO WORLDS WE REALIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF ACTION. IT IS NOT ENOUGH JUST TO KNOW WHAT OUGHT TO BE DONE-WE MUST DO IT. THROUGH ACTIVITIES, WE PRACTICE WHAT WE LEARN ABOUT WORKING AND LIVING WITH OTHERS. THROUGH ACTIVITIES, WE TRANSFORM ABILITIES AND IDEAS INTO ACTION. ON A DANCE COMMITTEE OR IN A CLUB, WE WORK WITH OTHERS TOWARD A COMMON GOAL. WE TAKE OUR TURN, WE DO OUR PART, WE KEEP OUR WORD. OUR SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY IS BROUGHT INTO PLAY. THIS MAKEs success. I I , Q I-. X F - I l ' N . fi we if Nl 'A Y W'-'T X , .2 s 3 4- cv X .. ,N ,hui The editors are in conference! Discussing paper policy with Roger Uecker, editor-in-chief, are mon- aging editors, Mary Dierstein and Ann Robbins. Qgll6ll1'll'0C BLUJILOMIICIJ Cge6ll'Cll !0l'. coopa, With nose for news to the grindstone, this year's SHAMROCK staff has given a splendid per- formance, striving to print news typical of a Catholic school. Published bi-weekly, each edition has made them better iournalists. They waded through Copy, galley sheets, page proofs, pictures, cuts, heads and dummies and came up with a paper of distinction. Rotating staffs have created more colorful copy from a more abundant supply of ideas. Besides their publishing activities, the staff, directed by Bill Federspiel, staff photographer, equipped a darkroom on the third floor, which will make developing and enlarging of news pix more convenient and will enable shutterbugs to use their hobby for the good of SHAMROCK and C.C. Better acquaintance with schoolmates was brought about by the introduction of a new column, Student Personalities in the News on 'feature page. To give the regular staff a breather and to Dummy weekend! Staff members working are Pat Cent- livre and Margaret Mattes, tea- ture editors, Connie Wesner, re- porter, Mary Ann Roemer and Lois Batzner, news editors, Dave Donovan, sports editor. 3 . SHAMROCK typists are Mary Sarrazine, Pot L. Huber, Teresa Bobcy, Pat A. Huber and Judy Noll. Irene Harrison is not pic- tured. Yf'.Y.f freeze.. Planning the next issue are Nancy Disser, reporter, Marilyn Ehinger, advertising manager, Sally Sher- bondy, circulation managerg Bob Morsches, art editor, and Bill Federspiel, photographer. Sister Michael checks accounts with Jack Schenkel, assistant advertising manager, and Pat Reuille, business manager. eel l7ecuUine4 ufitlzs Ciurreni Co y encourage future writers and reporters, twice during the year the paper is entrusted to the iournal- ism students and to the Junior class. Each week a member of the statt reports school happenings in the School News column of the Journal Gazette and sports news is sent to Our Sunday Visitor. Under the supervision of Sister Michael, SHAMROCK has maintained All-Catholic rating from the Catholic School Press Association and membership and high ratings from National Scholastic Press Association and Quill and Scroll, national honorary journalism society. SHAMROCK representatives ire R. Eifert, N. Disser, C. Fet- ig, C. Girardot, G. Ferraiola, P. Nalsh, L. Meyers. Row 2, J. doll, N. Cowan, S. Kraus. Row 3, R. Ulrey, P. Dunne, J. Hirons, 5. Gocke, M. Moses. Row 4, D. Xckerman, C. Nichter, J. Berg, J. 'lerber, C. Mauch, J. Herber. tow 5, R. Haughan, P. Shattuck, I. Warnock, J. Schneider, E. Iimmer. Not pictured are J. 'arent, R. Hasley, Z. Brown. 33 , - s ef? O r my 'Mg CQ S , , E no M G ae E C- h O , - ?.,c,s-P are tk Q Q W1 ,. r 1Wf E Q yxgsb'-JTVTW ver anal Over gain Through the theme, Catholic Students-Citizens of Two Worlds, the ECHO staFf has hoped to enterpret C.C.'ers to themselves and others, and to produce a book of distinctive quality. Classes, clubs, sports and activities have been presented with accuracy and authen- ticity. Members ofthe business staff have been untiring in their efforts to boost sub- scriptions, patrons and advertising to capacity. Department editors, together Wm the editor-in-chief, Larry Kramer, and advisers, Sister Michael and Sister Myra, have worked hard to publish a finished product. Carol Mauch deserves special mention for her clever interpretation of the theme by sketches which show us both worlds. The completed book is the story of another year at Central Catholic and the fulfillment of the ideas and work of another ECHO staH. 34 fK f QC.kY':'f---.,,g.-,:..rg.,zww.wny6m- Q WM.. C lv Q - E c J - .J so e G Q T we-. WWEBQXAM . lVw V i rw V WMM, v -,s...,.,,,t,'3N 'Q G i MMM ' c N'::'h Bf::-me C 'w3':E3 4'-t:.- . WNW My 9 i TMLM., Q , Canferring with business manager, Joan Hi- Nwxmtfmm Q' A rons lrightl are Jack Schenkel, advertising man- 'zWl'.,.L iw ager, Don Turney, sports, Bob Spranger, patrons, G Jim Rozmaizl, advertising, Marianne and Joanne 9 Nichter, subscriptions and sports, Dave Donovan, 'sf M sports. Undergraduate editors Judy Noll, Pat Lefiers and Joanne Boreani, compare past ECHO5, while Connie Wesner, senior editor, Larry Kramer, editor-in-chief, Rita Hasley, faculty editor, and Tom Eulitt, senior editor, plan the 1952 ECHO. Carol Mauch, artist, combines other-wordliness and down-to-earth ideas in her theme sketches. No, it's not a double exposure but Nan and Sue Disser, class and social editors, Carolyn Kocks, music editor, Don Raupfer and Carol Belot, snapshot editors, Pat Hickey, club editor, and Bill Federspiel, photographer. ECHO representatives tRow ll C. Adams, D. Dague, D. Schnelker, N. Blee, P. Proteau, J. Lillich, T. Watson, C. Zurcher, J. Kennard, J. McClintock, S. Wolf, tRow 2l M. L. Williams, J. Bosler, B. Rcmory, B. Bower, J. Chandler, R. Buanna, M. Ehinger, M. Von Horn, J. Schenkel, D. Pequignot, J. Kever, W. Carr, T. Hoban, D. Konger, D. Dyer, T. Drennan, M. Tierney. Jlluaic eparimeni The teaching staff of the music department, headed by Joseph M. Woods, director of music education, has succeeded in placing Central Catholic musical organizations on top. The concert and marching bands, the high school symphony orchestra, the string orchestra, mixed chorus and vocal ensemble are among the best. Mr. Woods has been untiring in his efforts and has spent many hours in educating students in music and in appreciation and love for good music. Students ofthe music department receive full credit for classes attended, yet find time to take an active part in the life of the student body. They sponsor the fooball dance, the Valentine dance, and the C.C.H.S. Review at the close ofthe school year in coopera- tion with the entire faculty and student body. Because of the growing popularity of the annual music concert series, more season tickets have been sold than any previous year. The music department is proud of this, for their music is being shared with more people. On the following pages, the music department presents the marching band, concert band, symphony orchestra, string orchestra, dance band, mixed chorus and vocal ensemble. 36 freaen U., M, Right: Joseph M. Woods, Director ot Music Education. The C.C.H.S. marching band has distinguished itself by consistently winning superior ratings in the NISBOA contest. At the football and basketball games, the group is on hand to put that added pep in the students, and A to spur the team on to win. The members always put on a fine showing whenever they perform. With the marching band are color guard of Walter Carr, Gerald Wagner, Jim Keever and Byron Wyss. Drum maior Ronald CoFfelt leads twirlers Harriet Bowers, Sharon Bowers, Kate Galloway, Jean Keller, Corene Konger, Irene Mettler, Mildred Mitchell, Jane Noll, Carol Pickens, Ruby Thompson and Judy Waltke. 37 3 s ownbeaf, Cfbiacipline, Iefighi Perfection is the goal of the concert band. This year, Charles R. Smith came to be associate conductor for this music group. Mr. Smith conducts the iunior band and teaches instrumental music in the grade schools of Fort Wayne. The concert band ot 81 students has many contest awards to its credit and has launched a program to have every student study privately on his instrument. Many students in the concert band have won individual medals in various music contests. Being a drummer in the concert band is serious business, for Dick Lindeman, Tom Kohrman, Larry Doehring and Terry Engeman. lln silhouettel Charles R. Smith, associate conductor of concert band. 9539 QXX NY VXI J' ' 4At' . ,fr A f f ' Q f Q J, QL It .b 3 N :ff f x sw' V fm Y' Q ' .. . J 43:14, . T 'Qkef AL: 'Q 93' P . N x w ,f X ,, ,RK nr ' . f - . ' X gh V ! , f . U N, 1 X : nl X L 'NX 1' ' ' . W' X: x Q- fi W' Q 5 uf. ,Rv y i . x I was, KA V, Q ' ' ff: A. T l F I 'I.l'Y'1 4 . a iff! -we., . ' . fl, M. K ' VJ 4, ,y of Q ' ' 9. f f m S f -,M g 79 ff x ?'Q-vw L' -f A 1, , fi , X .Sie I fi if' f -, . , 1 f 2 'l Q -if-..' .LQ eg.ML,.. ,. . ' ' W ' ' A-fr W.. .. 'Y W Y I ' 70 A A H I me I v . QV gt 121 ii! V' 3 3 Q.. i E' 'vb 1--., 8 Mr. John Yonkman, director of the Glee Club. Varsity Chorus ofticers Acy Chandler, vice- pres.7 Eugenia Todoran, attendance otificerp Caro- lyn Piepenbrink, pres,, Elaine Johnson, recording sec.: Ed Schall, treas. Not pictured, Patricia Auer, sec. TRAINING CHORUS lcenterl Row I: T. Lisman, E. Bensman, L. Badders, J. Zurbuch, M. Bender, Mr. Yonkman, R. Smith, W. Scheibel, R. Sholl, R. Warnock, W. Wunderlin, J. Hasley, Raw 2: B. Kelly, T. Smith, M. Doriot, J. Pequignot, T. Schick, D. Ackerman, B. Reinhart, M. Lawyer, C. Weihe, M. Weihe, M. Bosler, J. Parrot, J. Beaty, J. Bonfigliog Row 3: C. Davis, D. Shive, S. Poinsette, S. Smith, S. Kraus, E. Hath- away, P. Wells, C. O'Boyle, N, Brayer, B. Lauer, C. Urbine, S. Kienlen, M. Lillichg Row 4: C. Cent- livre, M. Kelsey, C. Kenstler, M. Van Horn, B. Brake, S. Zoch, G. Christie, V. Hornback, A. Wein- gartner, M. Colligan, S. Schible, M. Penzone, B. Wilson. vw 7' .Jin the ir VARSITY CHORUS Row I: N. Hunt, P. Wolfter, L. Rottelsen, J. Lillich, J. Pease, B. Hemrick, D. Jordan, E. Schall, A. Chandler, R. Clemens, M. Schniede P. Filchak, L. Batzner, E. Johnson. BELOW: VOCAL ENSEMBLE 1 liams, J. Bosler, J. Kraus, A. Meharry, Row M. Zurzolo, l. Harrison, S. Diehm, T. Nycu lzerei .fktrwic J. Castleman, S. Diehm, T. Wisniewski, Mr. Yonk- man, J. Bosler, R. Reed, S. Blackburn, S. Sher- bondy, C. Weber, C. Piepenbrink, R. Hasley, Row 2: D. Schnelker, M. A. Oswald, K. Keefer, G. Ferraiola, M. Zurzolo, T. Nycum, G. Goodman, S. Figert, A. Settimi, D. Nommay, P. Firestine, A. Meharry, J. Kraus, C. Schlumbohm, C. Steig- meyer, Row 3: E. Todoron, R. Fisher, C. Nichter, M. Krider, B. Wolfter, C. Weber, R. Schuhler, G. Johnston, J. Noll, H. Straub, Row 4: J. HaH- man, C. Mauch, C. Bueter, C. Johnston, L. Sharpe, T. Hughes, P. Centlivre, M. A. Walker, M. Dierstein, N. Clifford, N. Ankenbruck, Row 5: R. Pappert, M. L. Williams, J. Alberding, B. Szink, P. Proteau, J. McClintock, E. Wendel, E. Zimmer, R. Mueller, rs, ' Row l: C. Piepenbrink, K. Keefer, M. L. Wil- 2: mf A. Settimi, E. Todoron, C. Weber, R. Fisher, Raw 3: M. A. Oswald, C. Bueter, C. Mauch, J. McClintock, S. Figert, J. Pease, N. Ankenbruck, L. Rottelson, R. Clemens, Row 4: R. Hasley, M. Dierstein, P. Filchak, E. Wendel, E. Zimmer, R. Mueller, E. Johnson, L. Batzner, M. Schniede '59 n ..,. A rl lg... s is Q K W 'l A vo ' l'i 5 ,, on . v-oi Joy to the World! -the voices of the Vocal Ensemble from C. C.'s Glee Club rang out through the wintry night air, filling all Fort Wayne with the Christmas spirit. But Carols from the Sky in the Lincoln Tower was only one engagement in a heavy schedule of appearances. Under the direction of Mr. John Yonkman, the Glee Club is closing a season that has been very busy. Mr. Yonkman has been more than a teacher, he has been a friend and companion to all. Besides the Ensemble, there are other members of the Varsity Chorus and the members of the Training Chorus, which combines with the Varsity group on occasions like the Christmas Concert, the Living Rosary, Spring Concert, Enthrone- ment ofthe Sacred Heart, May Crowning, and the celebration June ll of Bishop Pursley's silver iubilee as a priest. Not to be forgotten is the annual picnic at Huntington, where the Glee Club gives a concert for the faculty and students of Huntington Catholic High School. 43 VS. ey 5004! fo-operation, Better ournaliam l . W, The Student Council, newly organized this year, is the voice of the student body in matters concerning them. Each home- room, club and organization is represented by one member in this governing body. They have discussed and acted upon many student suggestions from the suggestion box installed in the cafeteria. They have ratified a constitution by which they abide when judging school affairs. Outstanding in their field, Quill and Scroll members have fulfilled requirements and earned the honor of membership in this International Society for High School Journalists. They have excelled in writing, editing, and business management. Scho- Iastic standing and approval by the Principal and publication adviser must be maintained before acceptance in the Society is granted. STUDENT COUNCIL Dave Donovan ,,,...,.......,,..,...,,.....,,.,,.,.,,...............,, Pres. Bonnie Horn ...,....,........ ..,,,,,,, V ice Pres, Carolyn Piepenbrink , ,,,,.., .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. S eq, George McCarthy ......... ...................................., T reas. s w e ' , ' 5 W . 5 ., 1 al rl 4, .. v J . M' , ' 4, it , fi fs kbt' i , ,,-' Q L ..t o T Q MNT? . QUILL AND SCROLL tSeatedJ Peg Mattes, Pat Centlivre, Roger Uecker, Jack Schenkel, Carolyn Kocks, Pat Reuilley tstandingl Mary Ann Roemer, Judy Suelzer, Lois Batzner, Mary Dierstein, Shirley Wells, Marilyn Ehinger, Sue Ledden, Ann Robbins, Patricia Hickey. 114 N e re gzglziing for Clzriaf flue f ing! 77 As an unseen army, the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade 'Fights for world missions by drives and proiects during the year. Each home room selects a mission post, home or foreign, to receive its regular collections. Special school-wide drives to aid in gaining the world for the Sacred Heart were the Christmas card sale, Bishops' War Relief collection and Propagation of the Faith membership drive during Lent. A new drive for medical supplies was held this year. Missioners in each room sent Christmas gifts to St. Vincent Villa. Students were asked to Have a Heart forthe Missions on Tag Day, Feb. l-4. Right here at home, their mission contribution includes 7:30 Mass of- fered for C.C. students each Wednes- day in the MacDougal Memorial Chapel. Sister Gertrude Helene is mission moderator. Representatives are R. Noll, S. Bowman, M. Arnold, R. Bangert, R. Klein, E. Johnson, B. Roussey, B. Horn, S. Poinsette, L. Grubb, M. Loomis, R. Mattes. Row 2: M. Mudrack, B. Brake, J. Ostrowski, T. Vastono, N. Clifford, S. Wells, J. Vv'alker, E. Bensman. Row 3: G. Christen, R. Beck, J. Spaeth, J. Freimuth, R. Morsches, D. Nommay, J. Stevens, J. Ueber, A. Haevel, H. Reith. Around the clock with the missions went J. Hirons, B. Horn, J. Gallagher, M. Crosley, J. Schmitt, R. Klein and N. Dosado. Standing, J. Rozmaizl, K. Herber, L. Close, D. Donovan, D. Nommay and P. Ledden. Officers delivering Villa gifts with driver Don Nommay are Elaine Johnson, pres., Ber- nard Roussey, treas., Rosemary Klein, vice- pres., and Bonnie Horn, sec. 45 -w f ' .ny - . u 1 Wlwv. ' , 1 , 4 . . 4 1 r w i , I . -4, n A ,.'. I 4 -. -1 n 5 'E r 4 r -,. S5 , n-Y.. pirifualiiy or The spiritual welfare of students is the concern of the Student Spiritual Council. By meetings, posters, bulletin boards and home room reminders, they keep our spiritual life before us. Each month, timely tags urge us to Make the Perfect Weekend by Mass and Holy Communion on the First Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Under Sister Louise and Sister Assumpta, this group has intro duced the Catholic viewpoint into many phases of student life At Christmas time, they participated with other city schools and religious groups by sponsoring a booth in the Christ Child Festival at South Side Market. The reading of clean literature was encouraged during Catholic Press Month. Honor was paid to the Mother of God as the S.S.C. again presented the Living Rosary in Oc- tober and the May Crowning. The Enthronement - of the Sacred Heart in C.C. April 29 was a fitting climax to the year's activities. The S.S.C. has given students much informa- tion and inspiration in their efforts to make stronger Catholics. lAbovel So What? , a vocation skit given by Tom Dyer, Sue Ledden, Bernard Roussey, Corene Konger and Roger Kramer. S.S.C. officers enthrone the Sacred Heart-John Pease, pres., Judy Suelzer, eucharistic chairman, Sue Ledden, corresponding sec., Corene Konger, sec., John Stier, vice pres. The February bulletin board. S.S.C. representatives: lRow lt D. Piepenbrink, E. Zimmer, E. Erpelding, N. Blee, E. Berning, P. Snyder, J. Hasley, E. Alberding, L. Close, J. Roemer, lRow 21 A. Meharry, R. Molitor, P. Dunne, J. Suelzer, C. Konger, J. Pease, J. Stier, S. Ledden, R. Harber, R. Fisher, M. Hartman, lRow 31 S. Zoch, C. Tancey, B. Newport, S. Hiser, J. Keller, K. Oakley, M. A. Oswald, E. O'Day, M. Lillich, C. Davis, C. Taylor, S. Girt, B. Hofacker. Our Lady of Fatima at the Living Rosary. Father Stanley Kusman, S.M., retreat master, is greeted by Don Galuoppo and Corene Konger. S.S.C. display in the Christ Child Festival. Bring Christ Back to Lewis Street is the theme of S.S.C. meeting. A6 'YM fha C0111 C. STUDENTS SHOULD STAND HEAD AND SH f LV Ld I OULDERS ABOVE r eei almericai guiure cieniiata 'EW-1' fx X . A A Nxlye ,,, 3,3 it 5 s .A A 'Q di '- X :: A, , ' ' ,fp .X 4 mx K' ff 'H , ,. . ' i 1 5 sf W1-, ,,,x , .. V 'fs ii. 'T-511. ' X if f .' ' ,..- i - UPPER LEFT E' - it ff? 1' . . 'fiittlfi-stfyf' -- '-'mlvfgf 'mf-'i'ft': ' C. C.'s Science Talent Search entrants, Rita Hasley, Bob Spranger, Arlene McFarlm and Jim Burlage. -. QN5,,5:'s,zs-g..-1.: ,,- .'.y'Ac-lbw . Q , H f,1,c.s: ,gs ,:,.- .' X . ,WDA . :-2 J LOWER LEFT Science club members, Row l: B. Spranger, program chairman: A. Robbins, treas.: Jim Burlage, . Row 3: L. Kramer, J. Rozmaizl, B. Muldoon, M. Krider, B. Lauer, S. Disser. Row 4: J. Mattes, M. Kelleher., 'li .--- W pres.: Arlene McFarlin, sec. Row 2: J. Schenkel, R. Roe, D. Mensing, R. Molitor, M. Huhn, D. Myers. M5 imc -7 ' f .- 1- J. Pendergrass, D. Hopkins, M. Mattes, R. Hazley. Row 5: R. Morsches, J. Roeger, A. HaFFner, J. Kelly, G. Marion, R. Uecker. In circle: Arlene McFarlin and Bob Spronger prepare projects, and lower right: Rita Hasley studies ff ' ,ss -fag.. ss:?fswQ.e::1'.- Ji' A rc Si a Y Q 7 A t X ' f. . Nh 'i. l-T Qt'- V iff' ' S ii. f.. fZi ' i ' . .- . , 4. ...,. A , 2 ,W . -,guys transpiration in plant leaves. Jim Burlage lLeftl with his Wilson cloud chamber. This year saw an overwhelming increase in membership of the St. Albertus Magnus Science Club for Junior and Senior science students. Student experiments and demonstrations, talks and exhibits by guest speakers are featured at monthly meetings. The annual Spring Exhibit for fellow students, parents and guests was held this year April l8, 20. Four Seniors entered the l95l-52 Science Talent Search sponsored nationally by Westinghouse, and Arlene McFarlin received honorable mention 'for her proiect, Isolation of ACTH from Pig Pituitary Glands. She was one of 300 students who won national recognition. Bob Spranger derived various bright color dyes, Rita Hasley studied stomata and transpiration in plant leaves and Jim Burlage worked on the detecting and tracing of radioactivity. Arlene and Rita were winners, and Bob was given honorable mention in the Junior Scientists' Assembly April 5 in Indianapolis at which 22 iunior scientists exhibited proiects. Jim Burlage was invited to speak on his project at Purdue University. These students were sponsored by Sister Mary Agnita and Sister Miriam Joseph, Science Club moderators, and Sister Agnes Aloyse, instructor of biology. hey eep . unning mootlzfy Students can obtain information on various careers of their choosing at the Vocational Guid- ance file in the library. Seniors using it are Ronnie Straessle, Charlene Dirig, Gloria Johnston VN and Bob Spranger. Sister Mary Bernadette is in charge of this Occupational Information service. Rosann Harber receives directions from Sister M. Bonosa in the second floor office. Jim Christle, Sharon Phillips and Madonna Hartman compare notes on office tasks. iv 7' Q-uni Assistants who carry library slips are Carol Belot, Marilyn Office workers on the gol Going up are Delma Myers, Minick, Barbara Lauer, Rhonda Clemens, Joyce Castleman, Marilyn Boxberger, Rose Ann Momper, Kathleen Hogan, Nancy Margaret O'Rourke, Sally Habig, Lois Belot, Teresa Bobay, Roethele, Pat Rokestraw and Pat Frank. Delma Myers and Pat Dunne. Many little wheels are needed for the smooth running of a school as large as C.C. These roles are taken by office workers and library assistants. Office workers are always on hand for time-consuming jobs of filling ink bottles, carrying messages, or filing cards. The library staff performs tedious tasks in silence and reaps the reward of student admiration. Sister Alphonsus, librarian, directs their work of charging and shelving books, checking attendance and carrying library slips to study rooms. 49 Student uncfemian ing anal To promote helpfulness and understanding in students, many clubs and organ- izations function at C. C. These extracurricular activities broaden the interests of many beyond their everyday school work and develop otherwise hidden personalities. The St. Thomas Latin Club, through meetings, gives its members a better knowledge of Cicero and Caesar. Sister Mary Austin encourages third and fourth year Latin students in their acquaintance with ancient Rome's inhabitants. Help for the needy is the obiect of our Red Cross unit. Representatives under Sister Francis Jerome's supervision, have spent time soliciting and packing aid for Europe into small packages. Red Cross representatives lRow l1 J. Pequignot, L. Gerhardstein, J. Hensler, , M. Weihe, C. Getty. tRow 21 B. Baker, S. Diehm, C. Nichter, M. Mattes, treas., E. Harber, pres., L. Sharpe, sec., C. Belot, N. Lichtsinn, J. Gatton. tRow 31 H. Zimmer- 'ls man, R. Kiel, B. Lauer, P. Granahan, M. Kelsey, C. Sarrazine, S. Berghoff, B. Weiden- L hamer, Y. Belot, N. Gutermuth, S. Hipskind, M. L. Jansen, S. Blackburn, V. Simone, t' J M. Rauner. Latin Club members with Sister Mary Austin: lback row1 D. Alt, consul,T. Grimmer, T. Paliganoff, quaestor, J. Suelzer, F. Kramer, J. McClintock, J. Thompson, L. Kramer, consul, S. Figert. lFront row1 M. Needler, J, Kraus, A. McFarIin, R. Hasley, scriba, S. Armstrong, E. Gocke, L. Moulin, D. Altg in foreground, T. Vorndran. Father Lester explains movie proiectors to Mark Krull, Joe Burgard, John Deiser, Don O'Keefe, Dick Rooney and Dave Hopkins. Spanish Club members: tRow 11 M. Hauser, G. Panyard, D. Jordan, R. Clemens. tRow 21 P. Bender, T. Druhot, P. Gildea, N. Clifford. lRow 31 R. Silva, E. Ankenbruck, P. Hickey, C. Wesner, M. Boxberger, P. Kestly. fRow 41 R. St. Clair, R. Henline, P. Olevnik, K. Birkhold, D, Donovan. tRow 51 T. Berghoff, G. Dodane, J. Sebenoler, D. Rushin, sec., P. Centlivre, public relations rep., J. Pendergrass, pres., W. Bonahoom, treas. , - .f 1' i 'l ff R ,. if 5 .Mrs .pf 1 lb..., S re . Ubjeciiuw The Proiectors Club, a branch of the Civics Club, is teaching movie projecting know-how to members. Newly formed this year, the activities under Sister Jane de Chantal are limited to operating the machines for classes and small programs. Understanding of our Latin American neighbors and all things Spanish is the aim of the Spanish Club. At meetings, games are played and songs are sung in Espanol to encourage use of the language. Directed by Sister Loretta Anne, it's open to second year Spanish students only. ,yrs ,e-1 oy, Senior Veronica Guild members are: lRow ll R. Schweilers, M. O'Rourke, J. Till, C. Steigmeyer, P. Ueber, R. Harber, E. Har- ber, S. Noll, M. A. Shovlin, B. Wolffer, C. Johnston, lRow 21 J. Simmons, M. A. Walker, R. Harber, G. Ferraiola, P. Auer, C. Nichler, E. Gocke, P. Kesfly, M. Boxberger, B. Firks, lRow 31 A. Megley, C. Piepenbrink, J. Con- nell, 5. Habig, R. Bonner, E. Weisbrod, J. Oslrowski, R. Clemens, S. Disser, N. Disser, P. Dunne, M. Harlman, C. Kocks, R. Fisher, J. Gausepohl, C. Boxberger, P. Frank. Firsl semesler Civics Club officers raise the Stars and Stripes: Sally Habig, lreas., Larry Johnson, vice-pres., Sally Ley, pres., Don Slallery, sec. Second semesler officers are Mary Ann Walker, pres., Larry Ducey, vice-pres., Lois Balzner, sec., and Ned Boylan, lreas. Sister Jane de Chanlal is club moderalor. Pledge ayfegiance to wo orfcla Veronica Guild members give per- sonal service lo Chrisl in lhe Blessed Sacramenl by adoralion and socrisly work. Sisler Agnes Raphael direcls them. lRighll Preparing for Bene- diclion in MacDougal Memorial Chapel are Elaine Gocke, Charlene Nichler, Gloria Ferraiola and Pal Auer. Blessed Sacrament Chapel servers shown wilh Monsignor Feltes are Bob Bogenschulz, Jim Burlage, John Pease, Jim Noll, Jim Lillich, Larry Kramer, Don Dyer, Don Alt, Ronald Horslman, Pal Ledden and Dave Pequignol. S W eo-rf: X .wise S i. I o ey ref aymg Jllake-liiefieue With masks and make-up they strut be- fore the footlightsl Directed by Miss Helen Riordan of St. Francis College, the Dra- matics Club began its activities with The Big Help, a three-act comedy, in No- vember. Jenny Kissed Me, the senior venture in drama, proved their ability in the world of grease paint and make-believe. Also in the speech and drama depart- ment, the public speaking students have developed into potential orators. During the year, voice and posture training kept them working hard. Evoking sadness and laughter in the audience has taught them the power of public speech. Many speakers went to the final elimina- tions in radio speaking at Howe Military School, and Dick Rooney came home with a ribbon. At Ball State they received first place trophy for the best radio play, and Jack Spaeth won laurels as the best indi- vidual player. Arlen HaFfner received first place in the state Knights of Columbus oratorical contest, for his speech, Good Catholics Are Good Citizens. Sister Mary Agnese, adviser, scans future plays with ofticers, John Pendergrass, treas.g Martha Pitzen, vice-pres.: Ted Druhot, pres., and lstandingt Sally Sherbondy, sec. Costumes add class to The Big Help cast. Confusion arouses interest. They were a big helpl A back stage shot of the cast: lRow 1, seatedl Gloria Ferraiola, prompter, Joan Westrick, Nancy Disser, Judy Suelzer. lStandingl Ann Meharry, Dick Rooney, Bill Landstolter, Karen Keefer, Dick Pequignot, Jack Spaeth, Carolyn Piepen- brink and Don Nommay. Bernard Roussey was Obsent when the picture was taken. is K, 434 'WW 1 1. .,,..-ff X X, QS The Queen of an Unforgettable Senior Prom! Carolyn Piepenlsrink lcenierj is surrounded by atiendonts Pai L. Huber, Nancy Clifford, Annrita Mommer, Rhonda Clemens, Corene Kon- ger and Put Leffers. 54 If ey give . fmt omey ouc lt's noon-the stampede is on! Mrs. Barbara Putt supervises twenty student cafeteria workers who satisfy the needs and wants of hungry C. C.'ers. The work of the cafeteria staff during games and before school, too, has brought satisfaction to many. Constant and endless service rendered by the custodians give us clean, warm rooms and halls Not to mention those emergency repairs on lights, desks and broom handles' The pause that refreshes and other good things are served to Bob Spranger and Charlene Nichter by Rita Wolf and Rita Grey. Mrs. Putt looks happy, too! Rita Grey, Marney Applegate, Virginia Mudrack, Mrs. Frances Robbins and Esther Gennaitte give service with a smile to Shirley Haggenios, Bette Baker and Joanne Pusateri. Other workers not pictured are Dorothy Mudrack, Gloria Ferraiola, Vivian Topp, Bertha Hahn, Ann Hahn, Carol Hoevel, Marilyn Volz, Bernice Sled, Margaret Carteaux, Margie Seifert, Deanna Janiga, Mary Keever and Margaret Novitski. Always ready, willing and able, Mr. Earl Schmitt helps make C. C. presentable. Mr. Jim Palone sweeps up the typing room in the evening quiet. Armed with a shovel and smile, Mr. John Clancy is the man who makes temperatures rise. v n 9:-is 1 V' 1. .+ my f 'ir--K, ' ' gi.. 'Q ' . ' V P ' A .- Q. .. ks? ' J If- 0 .. .N ' 'F ' -34 ,,',,-9? ' .1 Q-ug - -1 . f -' ' -V-'.,,. - .. xum , r 5' i, A 'V-W 15 ' Ui .bl he arid 34 50 Jul! . . . If you are a budding actor, actress or debater, or a future grid or net star, or if you iust prefer to watch, there is some activity lust for you. Although the primary interest of C. C. is the formation of good Catholic character, we're convinced that all work and no play makes C. C. ct dull place. But this past year certainly has not been a dull one. Let's take a quickie at some ofthe past events. Intramural basketball. Four strutting twirlers. Ned Boylan, Margie Mudrclck, Mary Ann Miller, and Ronnie Straessle enjoy Christmas carols. Antics at the intramural games. Junior Town Meeting mourns the death of chivalry. Seen at the Play Day at North Side. C. C.'s twirlers. Cast of the Senior play, Jenny Kissed Me. Don Rushin crowned Football King. Photographers Larry Moser, Bill Federspiel and Tom Watson look over their new dark room equipment. Making-up for the Dramatics Club play. Cast of the award-winning radio play, M. Teders, T. Druhot, D. Rooney, D. Alt, J. Spaeth, M. Mattes, A. HaHner, J. Steckbeck. 56 x 'ip K w r X mx 1 Xmwgw limes w -- .Mu UK WX M M xxx. W if ,.'. 4 1 N- QW X F .yi --in-4 XX '55 xl: Cheer leaders bound and bounce to the rhythm of Irish ATHLETICS yells ix SPORTS ARE MORE THAN TEAMS, YELLS AND PHYSICAL EXERTION. THEY CAN COMPLETE OUR PERSONALITIES AND BUILD CHARACTER THAT IS CHRIST- LIKE IN EVERY WAY. THE SELF-DISCIPLINE OF SPORTS REQUIRES MORAL AS WELL AS PHYSICAL STRENGTH - A WILL TO WIN - PERSEVERANCE- A READINESS TO ACCEPT DEFEAT WITH A SMILE. THROUGH THEM WE BECOME SPIRITUAL AND PHYSICAL ATHLETES-ATHLETES WHO CAN TAKE IT AS CHRIST COULD. WE BECOME STRONG IN BODY AND SOUL - WE BECOME ATHLETES OF TWO WORLDS. ,1 ! u 1 Q ui . o-'J an if G xx f-' .lf XI 5' , ,fd f? i i L Q I QE srl IM In r. '-1. 1951 Central Cailwfic amiiy gooibau jim. .5 . ,. As- I-'vi 1, ' 'S I-.4 P eg! is is i 11 it - It .- .1 6,3 5 7 R - , k 47, ' i 1 as c .I ff--I fda' 4, . ' I -is - 'N .13 71 V pfgivt is as n- fix I 5352! 9 I Lower left: Bob Henline and Tom Butler. Irish back Bob Henline grabs Quarter- back Don Rushin's pass while end Tom Butler moves in. Nearly 5000 people packed Northrop Field to witness the clash between the C.C. 39 Irish and North Side Redskins. North scored first on several plays after being CC' 59 on C.C.'s 24 yard line. Almost imme- C-C. 41 diately, the Irish snapped back to tie the C.C. 7 score on a 58 yard march. The remain- ing quarters were evenly matched until C-C- 33 the last minutes ofthe final stanza when CC. 6 the Redskins squeezed through for a touchdown to win the game and the CC' O City Championship. C.C. 6 60 Row I: P. Carteoux, D. Zinn, D. Rockey. Row 2: Coach Fordy Anderson, J. Friess, B. Arnold, J. Henry, J. Moore, T. Kierzkowski, D. Rushin, B. Henline, J. Schull, A. Chandler, R. Schuhler, D. Turney, Asst. Coach Jack Quinn. Row 3: J. Snyder, D. Pscion, G. Topp, P. Nicodemus, F. Morsches, B. Wruble, E. DeWaId, - SCHEDULE Concordia O Crispus Attucks 6 Alexandria 0 Lima Central 24 Gary Edison 6 North Side I2 South Side I3 South Bend Washington I2 Squad ufina gourj o4e.4 your Af? 'i?'3 4 'I' 115135 lift. A' 'gg ,, .TQ-Lnggg 3.315-543,xQa - - B. Carteaux, J. Noll, G. Eifrid, B. Rauner, J. Hipskind, B. Becker, C. Jesse, J. Huhn, Row 4: H. Lauer, C. Brown, P. Pfeiffer, K. Bobay, D. Alt, J. Eifrid, N. Mattes, D. Figel, J. Boehrer, K. Largent, D. Castro, T. Miller, T. Huhn, T. Butler, E. Lauer, J. McGee, Lower center: Don Rushin. Quarterback Don Rushin was placed on the second team All- City by local newspapers, as well as being co-captain on the Irish squad. X. I ,.,,, x ff' W -: -' J li I I f .1 ti' dai , 2, b l-'ji' Ai. I 6 .R V I K I K Lower right: Jack Schall, Dick Schuhler, Acy Chandler. Back .lack Schall trapped after a short gain, by an unidentified player from Crispus Attucks, Another Attucks' player, Dick Schuhler, and Acy Chandler are also pictured. During the '51 season, the Irish played heads-up ball, but met with stiff competition on several occasions. After winning the first three games of the season against Concordia, Indian- apolis' Crispus Attucks, and Alexandria, the Irish win string was extended to I3 wins including the 1949 and '50 seasons. Then the Andersonmen traveled to the neighboring state of Ohio and met a highly rated Central squad of Lima. It was the first time since the Central game of I949 that the Irish had been defeated. The Irish, defeated by a 24-7 score, scored first in the early seconds of the game on a completed pass from Acy Chandler to Tom Butler on a line buck by Chandler. That was the only time the Irish really had any scoring oppor- tunities. Lima later scored and blew out C.C.'s last hope for victory. However, the Irish made a sensational comeback in bad weather to defeat Gary Edison, 33-6. 61 e oac eam- acfzbone of the esqua Throughout any football season, a coach has numerous hardships and worries, as well as happy and victorious moments. Head coach Fordy Anderson, along with assistant coach Jack Quinn, undoubtedly had their share during the 1951 season at C.C. A superior coaching iob has been done by Mr. Anderson and Mr. Quinn, and a great deal ot credit is due them. Although the schedule was rough and the breaks tough, the results were good. The coaches had good material with which to work. Senior members of the squad were Co-captains Don Rushin, quarterback, and Tony Kierzkowski, tackle, Bob Henline, back, Dick Schuhler and Don Turney, tackle and end. With a considerable number of underclassmen returning, the coaches should also have good prospects for another year. ln practice sessions: lUpper lefthand cornerj head coach Fordy Anderson and assistant coach Jack Quinn, lcenter topl left tackle Dick Schuhler, ltop rightj co-captain Tony Kierzkowski. tBottom leftj halt-' back Acy Chandler and quarterback Don Rushing tbottom centerj end Don Turney, lbottom rightl halfback Bob Henline. S .3 ' 1- - T .NN 1 i we.: film .X., gb xg pm, , .., vm 69' 7' ' 5 ,. iw 625' ' Y iii 3 Q. J Lf SHA inxecl by ne- aint .,Co.44eA, Upper left: Gene Eitrid and two North Side players fight for the ball. Gordon Dodane and Tom Neuman are also pictured. Right: Jim Hall and Dodane go after the ball in a Concordia game. Lower left: Jim Noll, Tom Gladieux and Don O'Keefe fight for a rebound in a Concordia game. Right: the Varsity squad. Row l: Coach Jack Quinn, D. Urbine, C. Brown, T. Gladieux, T, Neuman, J. Newnam, E. Eitrid, Coach Bill Hicks. Row 2: B. Parrot, D. O'Keefe, G. Dodane, J. Hall, J. Noll. The Irish Basketball team had many close games, but those played against North Side Redskins were the games the team and their faithful rooters most hated to lose. Of the three against North Side, the Hicksmen lost only one by more than one point. The other two games were real thrillers and the Redskins won only on the strength of baskets made in the last few seconds. Gordon Dodane and Gene Eifrid were the sparks that sent basketballs flying in all games, but they depended onthe good playing of other varisity players to back them. ln this way, the Central Catholic Fighing Irish ended the l95l-52 season with a lO won-lO lost record. 64 If X Si Q . f V ll? , itxS!Sf' - fi f ' ' 1,.V S :Tg?,'x X 'T 'x'.' ' iff' Y AV,' ' . . , , 1 - - qi? 7, '2:s:ggExv,l .- 1' P , ze, .1.::, V 5 A 5. .W we x N, , myvggf, fk W 'N KSN 19 Q E x' S. f, xx A wwf-2:5 ' 3 -x 52- K f K . X ff '221 1 A? T? 1? ,S . ,is -.,,vg :b 2 Q -V If . ... wx, I 0 Ceniraf Caflzofic School gurl Wayne, Jncfiana 6 64011164 and sg I'2JlU116ll'l QMCICIJ Besides having a Varsity basketball squad here at Central Catholic, there are also reserve and freshman teams. lf it weren't for the work and play of these teams, the varsity team would have no experienced players. Below, Freshman team: Row l: T. Miller, G. Huth, T. Chandler, B. Boxberger, G. Christen: Row 2: L. Hammen, G. Janeway, J. Wendling, L. Dodane, D. Wagner: Row 3: B. Beck, C. Gomez, D. Herbst, R. Michael, P. Minnifield, R. Bogenschutz. Reserve squad: D. Urbine, J. Roemer, J. Becker, J. Grosh, M. Roach, R. Hugue- nard, D. Konger, T. Huhn, K. Bobay, L. Gigli, R. Burns, D. Fenker. LEFT OF PAGE Varsity players, Bill Parrott and Tom Neuman, middle row: Tom Gladieux and Jim Noll: bottom row: Charlie Brown, Jim Hall and Gene Eitrid. x -I 'FX . N 'N Qi. Ji X-- Isfir ! 1 DK I. 410. . tH -IK xl 1 lu K5 J ea era in porf.4 anal Cheers C. C. honors her outstanding players from all teams with sweaters and monograms in purple and gold for their accomplishments in sports. The boys and girls who lead the cheers for our teams in all games added to the enioyment of the games and to the will of the players to do or die. The cheerleaders have also been honored with sweaters and moncgrams. None of these boys and girls will believe that they didn't work as hard as our teams to win, ncr do they feel they :uttered less over our losses. l Monogram winners: Row l: H. l Lauer, T. Butler, J. Hall, G. Dodane, D. Turney, D. O'Keefe, N. Mattes. Row 2: R. Henline, B. Wruble, T. ' Miller, J. Henry, P. Nicodemus, K. Freygang, G. Topp, M. Roach, P. Carleaux. Row 3: A. Chandler, B. Becker, T. Neuman, T. Gladieux, R. Schuhler, E. DeWald, K. Largent, T. Minich, E. Eifrid. Row 4: T. Huhn, T. Kierzkowski, J. Friess, E. Schall, J. Noll, J. Newnam, J. Moore, C. Brown, B. Arnold. Something new this year-girl cheerleaders! Betty Hofacker, San- dra Kraus, Carol Minnick, Donna Tetlow, Pat Stoody, Barbara Sholl, Mary Ann Miller. Boy cheerleaders Dick Parquette, Jim Burlage, Vernon Urlsine, Don Sorg, Jim Bloechel. 67 fri rac men .looking orwar Although a maior sport, track is not usually popularized or publicized as much as other athletic events, but the boys who train for it work iust as hard, if not harder, to prepare themselves for their iobs. Track is a team sport in which each member has to run his own race and he wins the ribbon or trophy for himself as well as for the school. Coach Jack Quinn, looking forward to future years, has his track team composed mainly of freshmen and sophomores, with a few iuniors and some seniors. Track team: Row 1: G, Topp, T. Lisman G. Alter, D. Castro, B. Bogenschutz, G. Anken iii? bruck, J. Moore, D. Psciong Row 2: E, Sigl B. Wruble, N. Boylan, D. Schuhler, K. Frey gang, M. Roach, T. Minich, J. McGuire, J 3 , 5 H . - Schuckelg Row 3: B. Arnold, E. DeWald, D Mattes, J. Wendling, K. Bobay, D. Birkhold B. Becker, J. Friess, Coach Jack Quinny Row 4: wr ,N ,l ,. I I V 2 ' X W N. Mattes, D. Fenker, J. Kleinrichert, D. Berne, 5 A -W 1 I 1 , H l, xx JX ,. :H J . '1' , -2 , L ' 'Y ,. L ' N f , P. Pfeiffer, B. Eifert. In ' A . x H 4 iff, .. ' H , , i fe , W. A N . gf 1 -f-' ' H ' 'Y X ' 'A I B . XX 'I A J J . I .1 f. :V if A CENTER , r ' . 1 . A A ' ti-- ' ' ' Ron Huguenard clears the high jump while 'fi , ', f ,--'-. -r-:::',5,p g:::wz-s.vs' .,... w . -s 'W' f s , W -A-2 v ppc: mssexccff W, ..p: -' Coach Bill Hicks looks on. Jerry Moore throws the shot. A BELOW ,S 'g,..w 'xt - Ed Sigl clears the pole vault. ' 1 S. B C. C.'s cross country team, Mike Roach, J V . 'Fil es . Ken Freygang, Tom Minick, Don Hendricks, ' SAI tx . . A , i Q- . Dan Fenker, Jim Fenker and Jule Kleinrichert. , ..,c...sm,,,,,,.,..s.,smefA-,,......c.,, .i.. K ' , i t :.w'fcwA,.+ ' N .-'ii 'Q' . is gi W, .. I 1' as A 13' vs, . sexi f AV' 1 fy h f r ii x , A X li rt N it ' is , Q- 5 f f 5 ' 1 . Q K if Ni' A 5 K s 68 N Eg 4 --c. Lyla ' ' i wx wha? a4re . girb Made 0 . Wearing G.A,A. smiles are officers Madonna Hartman, treas., Mary Dierstein, vice-pres., Elaine --x Ankenbruck, pres., Joanne Nichter, Sr-Fr. Point I sec,, and Nancy Newnam, Jr.-Soph. Point sec. Q 'fm 5 r T if- - -3. r, if Y . 'Z : -D :bf ft' it 4 f I V . .. sm. f-, -ff Se ' ' '7F5?6ii,.- i ' if, 1 f,wcw.Kfr' fx? ' - aisle -Inna-ili:a5s1 L, On YOUV mark! Miss Hei9hWUY Checks 'he Maralyn Weihe, Barbara Weidenhamer, Nancy starting line for Bonnie Carpenter and Barbara peelerl end Clmrlerre Ferrell break lhe lepe lr, Weidenhamer. Mary Lou Fox, Phyllis Wall, Pat O pl.,olo.flrlrSh. Schnaufer and Belly Romary are next! What are little girls made of? Sugar 'n' spice 'n' all things nice. But G.A.A. girls are made of more than that. Lots of health, pep, sportsmanship and good fun form their make-up. Most of all, they make good friends with all the other members they meet. The year-round program of the Girls' Athletic Association program is made possible and super- vised by Miss Julia Heighway, instructor of physical education. G.A.A. sponsors basketball and volleyball tournaments in which home room teams compete. Also under G.A.A. patronage is a ping- pong tournament. Members relax from such strenuous exercise with an annual hike and a skating party. All their hours of play do not go unrewarded for the girls receive four points for each hour spent in sports. They can acquire the triangle l35O pointsl, the numerals C800 pointsl and the C H500 pointsl. These are given at an annual award party, held this year Feb. 20, and on Recognition Day. 69 gym Clauea Keep U4 On ur oe4 Many a girl has walked into one of Miss Julia Heighway's gym classes knowing next to nothing about sports and has come out a potential athlete. She has learned that sportsmanship is every bit as important in a game as accuracy and timing. Freshmen have classes twice a week, while Sophomores enioy three days of gym. Each class begins with five or ten minutes of calisthenics. The girls begin their sports program with volleyball. After the Thanksgiving holidays, this is followed by basket- ball, which seems to be the favorite of the majority of gym classes. Then, as Spring comes around, so does softball. Also dur- ing the year, the girls tumble and play a bit of dodgeball. No matter what the sport may be you can be sure that all Freshmen and Sophomores look forward to their class with Miss Heighway. G.A.A. monograms were earned by tRow it Elaine Anken- bruck, Ruby Thompson, Wilma Hottert, Violet Bobayp lRow 21 Marianne Nichter, Pat Dunne, Madonna Hartman, Annrita Mom- mer, Joanne Nichter: lRow 3l Nancy Newnam, Pat McGary, Nancy Blee. Volleyball in a Freshman gym class. Pat Schnauter and Carol Romary volley while Rosemary Kiel and Carol Hoevel look on. That daily dozen to warm up! Pat Schnaufer and Bonnie Carpenter. ..v '- W i X., A 1 w'-499' M G13 jars, ff ' vw-un, 'viral ., rip hs. f x '27 sf ' f ' 1 N54 'Pa ,, any wx , X A , yt M52 5 .wlg t Q 45 Q Q, , . if ' ' 5 i? Q lg ' ? 1 I i 3 , , I i 1 ,Z X ul f'f8'P011'W' 1 Q N ...., iaigig., A 5,L'L1'l1 Fafher Fred J. Wesiendorf, spirifuol director, counsels C. C.'ers of monthly Holy Hours in The Mc D Chapel. UNDERCLASSMEN if .5 59 IT'S BEEN AN EVENTFUL YEAR FOR UNDERGRADUATES! A NEW PRINCIPAL, A NEW SCHEDULE, A NEW STUDENT COUNCIL, A NEVER-TO-BE-FORGOTTEN RETREAT, THE FOOTBALL SEASON, THE CATHOLIC LITERATURE DRIVE. OLD MAN WINTER BROUGHT A LIVELY BASKETBALL SEASON AND THE EVER-POPULAR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. WHILE WE CONCENTRATED ON LENTEN RESOLUTIONS, ALONG CAME SPRING WITH THOUGHTS OF SUMMER VACATION. CAN THESE EVER-RECURRING EVENTS HAVE ANYTHING IN COMMON? YES, CERTAINLY. ,THEY ARE THE BALANCE OF PRAYER, STUDY, AND ACTION WHICH MAKES US ABLE CITIZENS OF THIS WORLD AND OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD. nk' wax .- ' B ' -I.: ,ISXMZIQ . Ja U! r 4 , QL-' Nu be -5, X: Pink --rf' E . 5, 3 , X n the 353 yy 'Q k W X up '11- if-v 0- The Big Four among Juniors. Rose Ann Dirig, vice-pres., John Friess, pres., Judy Suelzer, sec,, and Bob Arnold, lreas. and up - e funiom as k A i 74 Junior Second Honors: lRow ll Phyllis Proleau, Jeanne Schoenle, Carol Mauch, Shirley Blackburn, Wilma Hofferl, Pa- tricia Wiesen, Judy Suelzer. lRow 21 Roscn Greler, Mary Needler, Carolyn Wolf, Agnes Hartman, Mary Gildea. lRow 31 Waller Carr, Fred Kramer, Ken- nelh Kimmel, Larry Moser. Junior High Honors: Gerald Wag- ner, Martin Tierney, Lawrence Mou- lin, Sue Ledden, Shirley Armstrong, Elaine Gocke, Mary Ann Oswald, Janice Kraus. union Row 1: J. Alberding, D Alspaugh, D. Alt, R. Alt, E. Ankenbruck, N. Ankenbruck. Row 2: M. Arnold, R. Ar nold, S. Armstrong, P. Auer, S. Aurenlz, J. Bacon. Row 3: D. Balrzli, B. Barge T. Baron, J. Bashara, P. Bat- chelder, N. Beck. Row 4: R. Becker, W Becker, E. Bengs, T. Besl, S Blackburn, R. Blauvell. Row 5: N. Blee, N. Bobay V. Bobay, J, Boehrer, J Boschel, J. Bosler. Raw 6: H. Bowers, S. Bow- ers, D. Boxberger, E. Boyce J. Boyce, N. Brachl. its .2 6 Row 7: C. Brown, E. Brown, M. A. Brothers, C. Bueler, R. Burns, J. Carcione. Row 8: W. Carr, R. Car- lecux, K. Casper, D. Cay- wood, N. Chamberlain, A. Chandler. Row 9: L. Close, F. Colone, J. Crawford, S. Dager, M. Dahm, D. Daley. Row 10: M. J. Davis, T. De- vine, E. DeWald, R. Dirig N. Dosado, T. Drennan. I 1 5 'S , J ff ' he 'S' 3. BEF, .- V i g' X . A li Q K .ill ,jr - as-T . ,. , Lyfaggfrrl faq . E.-T, J. I A , 1 ' Sv- 1 '- . , 2'-A - N- I I.. ' iw .r gf- V . tj.. X Ko.: vm N B A i V5 5 .. .,.., Alf. .FQ-li !! SJe'il J fix : I ' J' I ,Ni 4 ,:,x.5:sg:: K' E ,ci U nr N V 6: W aw V1 L- , .rre X? 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L , ' Q Q24 .gg J , wif: H E bllv ,:... ,., rl , 9 g, F-im A -f - N w 5 A - ' JJC57'..r . . Jw' an if ' 'S' ' 'R 9 fix ii - , ,gf X Q ,TV J To . . J f Iv- . f Y I -T 'W A ET- ' x 1-.rr T J R :gf i f X' . ' -V , x V wr 5 . af.. X 96 JY X F J 1 'Q ,W M., wr V 1' 1 '- ' vv H- :jd , 3 ' M Yiwu' G p . TY x M Aff. . Y W W? . .,., , Vg-rw '--:fl' ' ,. . V ,S .,-' -rt 5. - v V F . 'I ,Q TK: J sw' , T ' ' Nw' 'X an es,,.41 . . if ,.' 'Tv Q, . 3, Q :fy-Q R if Ng' f 1 -.rf Jig, 5 Tagxm 'X Av? ' ,, Ng' Jpwv. sw.. D XJ Y ff YW ' C Y' S Q' . K, . N' .: . Xi? J ...SN ,1.. WF. X ' ',-- li: . .. wmvf' X A ..fN' 'rhb ' Q 1 f Q 5, f . f 1 G: Nr' R 2 Sf . A 'Q 4 i Y .. ' Nl: Row 1: R. Duane, E. Eifrid, E. Farra, J. Floharfy, D. Fenker, J. Fen ker. Row 2: G. Ferraiola, D Figel, S. Figeri, R. Fortman J. Friess, D. Gennaiife. Row 3: M. Gephart, J. Ger- ard, T. Gerardof, J. Gerhard- stein, L. Gerhardsiein, C Gefty. Row 4: C. GetfYf G. Gelty M. Gildea, T. Gladieux, C Glaspar, P. Gleason. Row 5: J. Glenwiih, E Gocke, G. Goodman, G Goodman, W. Grabner, R Gray. ,Row 6: L. Gremaux, R f66f'Er, T. Grimmer, M. Gun- kel, N. Guiermuih, M. A Hoefling. Row 7: T. HaHner, S. Hag- genios, A. Hahn, M. Haley D. Hanley, P. Hanson. Row 8: C. Harber, A. Har!- man, G. Hatcher, R. Hou ghan, T. Hayden, E. Heiden- reich. Row 9: S. Heidenreich, R Heiny, O. Heintzelman, S Heinze, I. Henry, J. Henry Row TO: F. Hensler, 5 Herber, D. Hillyard, S. Hips kind, S. Hiser, S. Hofacker 76 1 1 . W 5' af.. .gy -fr - fav A 4 1 T l J X - 9 J s- unwrd sy ig. ,V .3 ,, x ,.,.. .- 5 wr' M ' X J 'W . A.. U - Row 'l: J. HofTman, M. 1 Hoffman, W. Hofferl, K. Ho- V' , , Q Tl - ,is I- P gon, R. Holthous, B. Horn. V 'T Nix, E xg' , I V. Q V-N J . X. J '57, J if W. NX. - J i - W M. lf Row 2. P. Houlahun, P. , l House, C. Houser, T. Hughes, f ' Q I , J. Huhn, N. Hunl. 1- A-gg Q ig. ' .A W Ab Q pk-55 -Q we J ' J X. Y wif 5 J 1 - fp- xr Yi . - 'Q' M l 2 Ju- Y ' .gwi Row 3. J. Humine, M. L. - AAN If fl. W, Jansen, C. Jesse, J. Johnson, H G. Johnston, T. Koppel. ' l N l - as 7+ wiv- '4 1 ' un- if ' A R .L - , l ' 1 . ' ' X jw . . r .An .situ A .L Q. xy V 'asf' . . M .. I , xl- 2 X. . 2 of , J N . Row 4: J. Kever, K. Kimmel, VP' si . A R. Klnlz, R. Klein, J. Klein- An A 5, X. A A richerl, C. Klingberger. . Q 1 k H. la: -1'-J .T f LG Y. . : C. NL 1 ' Nas . , . . 5' Pg' 4 Fw Row 5. E. Klingenbefger, ' ' 'Q 4 .h5.:T., . QL . 5-3 0' J. Kocks, J. Koos, S. Korte, , . xg 'F' ,V J J I F Kramer, J. Kraus. f + 6' Row 6: C. Lamley, B. Land- X. .-.. 9' 3 5 Q' gf E 'V' - ff.. . W gh slower, J. mf-gohr, R. Lash, 1 + f 5 if 3 1, ., g . ' . fi. E. Lauer, R. Lauer. F , f ff' K -57 1 ' 'Q KJV- I. Rs W6 , .3 s . 4 J . JE 1 J ..... A , Row 7: 5. Laughlin, S. Led- den, A. Li1fhneld,T. Lomom, r 'Q , 3 1 S' -4- E. T - A - , R. Luley, J. Mccqnhy. Y N f C Q' . l 'Ei 2' 9' J R ' ' 577:23 .5 3 sl 35' Ry' I Q 3 . .Q by xx xx x.. .- X X 6 If l Row 8: R. McCarlhy, M. J McGrath, J. McGuire, M. E. J ff ' McKeemon, L. Markley, N. . Kr. . I tm . MGJJES. x 76' K 1 ,gp l 'fi x 99 :X ' 5?-' E -. ifhfun 1 , ll., JV' Xu lf' '57, ff 'cs . . V Row 9: R. Malfes, C , - L Mauch, E. Maxwell, N. May- Riley! ers, J. Megley, R. Meyer. - J: ,, W , P ,irq ,,,,, . 5 ' V J an f-'S ' ' ,, Q- V V' . N- - .X . , ,, 4 K il N Row 10: J. Miner, M. A ' X Y? Miner, s. Miner, T. Mme., sl An T. Mlnick, G. Mlnlck. 'M .- ' tw. r 5 k A I 'Q' , J , 'S' Q. ., .Q s bf' EL- ' J S-,, 5 J f , ,Q R PE 77 V 5 F . asf 2 .. : M .3 R .,,. .X V XX ' lm:-f r ... U 5 ffm, 4. 'V . Ear .. :jr 1, . .gf L 'V . M' - A A 3- V,,, , 1 . W v T 9' as 5, W ., ' ' U , LY -' f -' A ,A 4 V i QM W. . R -sw fer L tv.. .-Q . ITL W : . j N' , ,. . . 1 .fi ' , 1-,W ' ik . , i' 5 f- 'xx 9 ' ' I WH :I A L -. 5 A ': V - ,, . r ' E U f : if W ' .fr - C -1-Q W S79 L ,.AQ f' la, X . Q -Q 1. I. I M ' s W lr . Q22 X Q . X- . V .NW .X D ,A,, f ' H u g' Q . 2 gf L ,. - 'Q' .. . A - 55.6 X1 ,QIQ . 5, . REQ D . l 'll Ai g ' Tv- L I ' . L.. -f 1t .,: 2 J . 5 K 3' Xxx? ' JT L A 'k ' 2. - . 1 R 1 . W 'Q g ., -QQ, b , ,QN . my LSC ff 15. ttf. ' it 4 V X V A VI .fm fl- 3 -v .k -. . M W 8 r 1. , 4 3 In U, :A 5 , 4 Q P te Q..-' -N L. Q iw Af- 3 s - . e uniord Row 'l: M. Mitchell, M. L Monnier, J. Moore, K. Mo- reo, R. Morken, L. Moser Row 2: M. Moses, L. Mou lin, R. Moulin, D. Mourey A. Mudrclck, J. Mueller. Row 3: R. Mueller, M Needler, R. Neuhaus, T Neuman, N. Newnam, P Nicodemus. Row 4: J. Nicole, J. Noll R. Noll, D. Nommay, M Novitski, T. Nycum. Row 5: E. O'Day, S. O' Neill, M. A. Oswald, T. Pali ganoff, W. Parrot, R. Pelz Row 6: P. Proteau, G. Quandt, M. Quinn, M. Rau ner, B. Remaklus, R. Roderer Row 7: N. Roethele, L Roffelsen, T. Rose, B. Rous sey, G. Runser, J. Russo. Row 8: T. Ryan, J. Sarra- zine, J. Scholl, C. Schlum- bohm, D. Schmitt, J. Shoenle Row 9: J. Schuckel, J Schuhler, E. Schuhler, R. A. Schuhler, M. Seifert, M. Serovey. 78 union! l f 5, Row 1: A. senama, s. Shof .ge V 3. I V V VV fer, B. Sholl, E. Sigl, E. Sny V Y- ' . V V, Q IIQAI: I 9-3, -5. def, w. sohuski. ' ' .. . : , .. H' X , 3 37 K ' ' ,,- N A . Ng 1 wr' 1 4..w.w. Row 2: L. Sorg, J. Spoeth, , F. Sparkmun, J. Slier, P 5 x ' ' V V Stoody, D. Stout. wg Q 'fi' Va : rv. A ..... : 3... T, T V K . V , , I V fi Ji' , 5 ' JFK' 1 : 4 me 2 W X nf Row 3. E. snack, H dk V 2 C 'CZ Straub, J. Suelzer, P. Sulli- ' L V 'A van, P. Torring, C. Taylor. ' J ' V . 'J W P T' . 121 , 4: T- F 1 :ff wwf . .- J .- ' Row 4: D. renew, J A Y' -M l Thompson, R. Thompson, M 1 ' H J f Tierney, D. Tippmon, A H Tobey. - - . ' V V , 4 . . . 5:-.' l vvf' .VV QV . V V V. V V , . .tv ,. V .-gp., Row 5: G. TopP, B. Tyler . I , fc' .jcgjlfij - ,- J. Uecker, C. Urbine, R. Ur- V' ' 'J K-YW Yi bine, V. Urbine. -'- 'M' L' ' ' Row 6: C. Vochon, T. Vos- .1-r ' f, v- A ' 1, f . tono, J. Vodde, J. Vorndran, F' V X' A Hr T. Vorndron, J. Wagner. J T ' ' ymgfy Q' V I . 1 Vw ,V V . V Row 7: J. Walsh, M. L. grub F W' l 'V 'A ,iff i 5 Weaver, J. Westrick, J. Wid- N A N ,sun J Q Vg, 9 I ' ' mer, P. Weisen, D. Wiesmun. V I'- .-rd' . ' we .f ,ff VVS! V V VV . V55 .J Q1 ' 44 gl A - V A J J 3 ROW 8: R. Wlllig, P. Wil- son, T. Wisniewski, C. Wolf, X VN , V ' ' ' R. Wolf, P. womef. V M 'Vis' 'L YW 155' : Q - - X fe-4-' M- -J Q3-' Van. YJ 'Eff Q' . . ff- vt 1 X 24 V' M E K - Row 9: R. Wruble, J. Wun- I derlin, B. Wyss, E. Zimmer, , D. Zinn. . H ' ' .f Q f g ,,.. fr ,J - if 'ff :ff ' 2. T.: 2 J ,. :Q- , ,nw Vu VV V 48'-1 V, V. VN as 4 f V V, ' V' ' 1 W 2 W JW I if 79 4 2 . A ' N Y' The future looks bright for Sophomore officers Jane Hart, sec., Kenny Bobay, treas., Margie Weaver, pres., and Jerry Hips- kind, vice-pres. '7 lze oplw a4re oing aceJ. Sophomore High Honors: lRow ll Barbara Brake, Dorothy Reuille, Sara Figert, Barbara Baker, lRow 21 Barbara Loescher, Mariorie Ernst, Mary E, Bendely lRow 31 Tom Clusserath, Marsha Lawrence, Pat Ledden. Sophomore Second Honors: lRow ll C. Fettig, M. A. Kohlbacker, P. Junk, S. Bangert, M. Bern- ing, S. Bowman, D. Ackerman, CROW 21 S. Christen, C. Vaughn, 5. Schible, J. Gardner, A, Kaspar, R. Karrer, P, Schoenle, lRow Sl J. Scheiner, C. Dick, R. Schleinkofer, J. Miller, P. Kelley. oplzomorea Raw 1: D. Ackerman, T. Ackerman, H. Ade, J. Allaire, T. Allgeier, G. Alter. Row 2: W. Ankenbruck, K. Archibald, L. Badders, B. Baker, R. Bangert, A. Barile. Row 3: M. Beckman, L. Belot, M. Bendel, M. Bender, S. Berghoft, M. Berning. Row 4: D. Beuchel, R. Birkhold, H. Black, M. Blais- sing, B. Blume, K. Bobay. Row 5: D. Bogdon, J. Bon- figlia, S. Bowman, M. Box- berger, B. Brake, N. Brayer. Raw 6: H. Brooks, J. Brown F. Carteaux, D. Castleman D. Castro, M. Chandler. Rza. K- . ' 'V . f v- vs fiff 'f V . FM 'Ola 51,9 N 2 . ' fv 5944 :VT mf? .:..:a AQ are fa.-w f-Hi.. : w fl ,, 1 I V ., rf, Row 7: R. Christen, S Christen, C. Clapp, T. Clus- -1..:e:,,,'. A -' un: me serath, M. Crosley, C. Davis. A Row 8: S. Davison, J Deahl, T. Degitz, M. Des monds, C. Dick, C. Didion. m : - Row 9: L. Doehring, D. Duesel, D. Dyer, P. Dyer, R. Eifert, J. Eilrid. Raw IO: J. Ehinger, M Ernst, A. Faurote, C. Fenker, C. Fettig, S. Figert. Sl .gr 1 Ya. V .,...,- Av Qu. 5 'T-T' 3, fr .3 . 'fv- N- fund' for ' . A as V 1. fx sv fu A, X... RK an . 5' .s : A . A .,...+-r x :Q . l::E 2, ,gvl N ,, , k . r f . -QW if 71 ' -,f - '55 fa -f- .: ff.: - Q, ' V . Qi., ,, .ff . ff' K iz' ' ' A A ' - ifwfrifiipsg , 8:1 ' - iv- Q' rx Q x YEEW ,iw n any ,... , li- 'lm , A y ,M y. in by f .ff ,. I' 717' A A.. Y' , '42 in Q' . W 5 gil X 9 Q - . x I , Ek.- Xt? , rw af E ,..,r -era.: V 45,5 . L .x QV x , J .2- X YJ A. A. xl 1 -'.. rx if P .Is ' -' ',s: f-fag-Q., Y is or M gg ss. A A. w . L v , xg.. ' .22-gf 2, .. 9... Q H ,V VV .. - A V 5' M lzps ff 1. ww . j- . J if - A A 'N V f-Qi ' is , V' li 1 lll y .gm X ra... if '11 ' g X Q X? MQ? 'X ,- O Q ' 5 T ' . . ' g E, 3. W - 'V ' 1 , . .. Af' -f - - V QSTWEE. . C - . A 12. -1 it y Q, 7 Q- Z, Qu Row 1. s. Fisher, R. Fox L. -fm . le .r fo 2 an 1 M K :- 29' K 2, .G , V - ,V ,x,,,.. 1 Iv rec , . re ern: . it ij '-1' N Row 2: L. Freiburger, K L N G' K Q ' , Freygang, J. Gardner, E .W n . .. -1-V., A. -. ' fv V Gennalfie, S. Getty, D. .M L V . X' Q ag R s ' N ga, X Goetz. .nil 'Agji?'-,F Y air,-1 g ff' K4 .. . , rg f , W K ..,, .- Row 3: W. Grabner, R V K U , Grabowski, P. Granahan, C . , ,g ,Q -, - M Grime, M. A. Guiff, N. Gus- - 'buff ' me J I vi 'TQ : N Q J A n 5 A lUf50n- , 2 '.- G .gf Xsf- .fr ff We Kew 2 I ..,, l ,X V iw :K Ape.. Row 4: J. Hacha, C. Haff- . If' . ner, T. Haffner, B. Hahn 'N 'PI' ' - :' S x - 5 1 - J. Hall, G. Hallgren. D V., N -. ' f .-.R Qui -Q B 'gs 2 'er as ...,. 15' f I-g. 93 Y X 1 - b 'Y ,sue W .Y - - V e U - Q X K , , ' mf Tl wr ' Y Row 5: C. Harber, D. Har- A .:v-v -Q ber, J. Harber, M. Harber, ' J. Hart, R. Hariman. ... , K Y LQ 7, f , Q ,W V f' V . - ' W f' f' L' . 9'lJ 7 as-. : .ax N' A J .. v ' ' X K 1 . . '5 , '11 K J'- H br . W' X Row 6: N. Harlnelt, E. N , ' ' N J Hathaway, T. Haughan, C. if x A L' Hemrick, G. Henkenius, J. ' -Q Herber- V y .i A .X M A. A L fm.. iv-, T 4 JY' - ' W pi X I as ,., Y , V 3 ,,,,. . K ' x- x I if--' is I 'W' X r . fe X 235, -1. Q f gf' 5. 2 Row 7: P. Hethnger, J. vs ' .x 6 X ,V 1 Hipskind, E. Hoch, A. Hoevel, wg - A Y RX J. Hollis, V. Hooper. ., , J f f lA E QW W ,,, --V 3 Q 'P' A- , 'Hi I W 'M ' .2 , sp X xv W' Q- Row 8: J. Hauser, T. Huhn, N, . ..- . M Nj, . Kg...... J wg. 5 K. lmbody, D. Jordan, P. RCW. 4 A: E Junk, R. Karrer. ' ' Y :Q G.. x F Row 9: A. Kasper, S. Kay- Z, Q 'N JN J W' lor, M. Kelleher, J. Keller, ' M: ' '-N, 1 , ' J. Keller, P. Kelley. ...P-3, Aff... ga- - vw ' H' Wk t .1 X. .Q G 'S eff 'ww 'Q f wt' l' ' S .,.. .X Row 'lO: M. Kelsey, J. Ken- S Q X nard, R. Kennedy, M. Keslly, W at gb an ' .S 'V K th E. Kiep, P. Klepper. f J 1 f-1. W wg. X .2 K r Q-H 5' . xy V. 6 X-QP' w rw' . If ' X 82 Row I: C. Knolh, D. Koher, M. Kohlbacker, T. Kohrman, E. Kolkman, R. Kramer. Row 2: S. Kraus, A. Lapp, D. Lassus, B. Lauer, C. Lauer, M. Laughlin. Row 3: M. Lawrence, P. Ledden, G. Lellers, R. Lerch N. Lichlsinn, N. Lill. Row 4: M. Lillich, C. Linde- man, T. Lisman, B. Loescher, G. Lopshire, A. Loriot. Row 5: N. Lucas, .l. Lupke, G. McCarthy, P. McCoy, R McLaughlin, R. McLaughlin. Row 6: D. Machan, D Mahrl, J. Main, S. Maldeny M. Manochio, J. Marlin. Row 7: M. Masbaum, R Malles, P. Mawhorr, L. Mel- ker, I. Mettler, J. Mettler. Row 8: G. Michelle, D Middendorf, D. Miller, J. Mil- Ier, M. Miller, M. Miller. Row 9: M. Miller, C. Min- nick, R. Momper, P. Monnier, D. Moring, A. Morsches. Row IO: F. Morsches, R. Mourey, L. Mudd, J. Mud rack, V. Mudrack, B. Mul doon. 83 Sap 0l1'l0I'eJ 1 I L 5 V S: NS f C. Q - fy 4' Q J - l 3 ,, 4 L - 1 A-v X li? f , lk ,R . ff ' EY. .iw f A 3+ 'Fw G . fx f f , X , X. it ' . LQ- H if w , 'N if . . 5 . A fi-W - 1: , ?,t. 1 Lb' ' 0 ' , R ,i . D. av' M wr- - M wi W' ff . if ,,, - D iv: D ag' , . 7' L ' ,gl - . ai' 4 . 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Y , 'T' E.: in - if 'W fi' N JRST' XT .N na 'NP xr E 'X ,.,.. YP 5 N? -R . .-Q. . 2 5 i P- .bv-' : ma. A oplzomored Row 'l: M. Neuhaus, E Newporl, J. Noll, S. Noll K. Oakley, P. Cberley. Row 2: S. Ohse, I. Olevnik M. Olivetie, D. Orl, J. Ort D. Peden. Row 3: M. Pendergrass, M Penzone, D. Pequignol, D Pequignot, P. Pfeiffer, M Pichon. Row 4: C. Pickens, D. Pion P. Pilzen, S. Poinselle, V Pompc, D. Popp. Row 5: E. Pranger, M Proegler, R. Pscion, R. Rau- ner, J. Ream, l.. Reece. Row 6: W. Reed, L. Reinig H. Reilh, E. Remaklus, D Remmert, D. Reuille. Row 7: S. Reuille, C. Roach M. Roach, P. Robin, J. Rae- bel, R, Romary. Row 8: C. Roskuski, H Rosl, M. Rothwell, J. Ryan R. Ryan, V, Ryan. Row 9: P. Ryder, J. Sallol, B. Sarazen, C. Sarrazine, W. Savage, S. Sawyer. Row 10: D. Schafer, J. Scheiner, C. Schenkel, S. Schible, R. Schleinkofer, M. schlink. 84 1 I I I Soplzomored Row 1: M. Schnurr, P. E Schoenle, R. Schuckel, J. Seculoff, S. Slater, W. Slat- tery. Row 2: J. Slane, R. Smith S. Smith, B. Snider, G. Sny- der, D. Sorg. Row 3: D. Sorg, M. Sorg, J Stahl, C. Steele, S. Sterling R. Stoeckley. Row 4: C. Stolte, B. Straub C. Tancey, G. Thieme, J Thompson, D. Till. Row 5: V. Topp, R. Tour- ney, J. Ueber, R. Ulrey, C. Urbine, D. Urbine. Row 6: M. Vachon, J. Vail, M. VanHorn, C. Vaughn, F. Volanle, M. Volz. Row 7: P. Voors, D. Wade, S. Wagner, J. Waltke, T. Ward, P. Walsh. Row B: T. Watson, M. Weaver, T. Weaver, R. . Weber, R. Weidenhamer, S. Weidner. Row 9: P. Westendorf, B. Westerhausen, T. Wetmore, W. Whitridge, J. Whitridge B. Wilson. Row IO: W. Wunderlin, J. Yerick, S. Zoch, B. Zoeller, J. Zurbuch, C. Zurcher. 85 1 1 I 5 rr . -.' - ,v 3 I fv- 1-m, 'Phi Y if AP F xi.. , '5- the 'E' K B! xg- Wil wr: E' l E. ,,., N Y '61- Ycr' xf, or -: 1 ef-: . E , , ff: J sie- 1 N. W S, VV., V i l 13 e R... 55:- my he G X . J l 1: . 5 . L- ,fn A Q.- F .V an . -' 1121- Y' . V .. :. 5:4 W I M vc- Hfihlpa-? ,X I mi,-4 . 2 Wk . , st. J ' vas. in 1 T ...,. STE-3 K E . 6 Rig, :Six If 5 E lf uh l- 12' M' P -. ILM- XL E. F XS 5 V 5: - , , 6 Q N. H . Aff , f Q, D - Q XV .Y . Q' as 9-. Rs.. REF' gi ,K fr' .Zz l se 5 '55- ...- af,- 6' ,..., ss. ve Y vu ' W.. . X ' QT' t A' A K fu. .' My ,Ji J - . rr ' 1 P 'lil The -' 22 he Mr 3- -' r Y gr n kr' 'fe 'Q 5... . lx kr Y .una n-. . I w- J wr .. , ' V' :si .. fig wwf' .55 ef we avg. 'Psi ff- R Y. 'fn JE: .pw ., iii N 1 E213 aciatlzofic esaiuclenta - Gfizend 0 wo orfcld D That's what we are- Citizens of this world of work, fun and C. C. Citizens of the other, much more important world-the Kingdom of God. We C.C.'ers like our everyday world, although it has its bewildering moments. Here we are introduced to new experiences and life-long friendships which mold our personal- ities and teach us how to live in this world. This world means many things-a prom, a thrilling victory in sports, a great scholastic honor, a hilarious happening in class, a wiener-bake in the fall, an embarrassing moment. But we cannot contribute anything to this world nor enjoy it fully, unless we strive constantly to be better citizens of our more important world, the Kingdom of God. lt is in this other world that we come to know the full meaning of happiness. ln it we have strength, courage and inspiration to fulfill our purpose on earth-to know, love and serve God, to be happy with Him in Heaven. ECHO borrows its theme this year from the statement issued in i950 by the Catholic Bishops of the United States. We will show how Central Catholic prepares us for this dual citizenship, recognizing us as CITIZENS OF TWO WORLDS. lie gint year id the arafesfi, grealziea ,W B . Freshmen officers still smiling are Cathy Centlivre, vice-pres., Judi Berg, sec., Dean Konger, treas., and Jim Loraine, pres. Freshmen Honors: lRow ll Jerry Yonk- man, Audrey Monnier, Patricia Wells, Marlene Buckmaster, Martha Becker, James Mondrikg tRow Zt Marilyn Bosler, ' Barbara Zimski, Treasure Smith, Sharon Kienlen, Cathy Centlivre, CROW 3l Mary Lou Kahne, Judi Berg, Tom Uecker, Virginia Simone, Arlene Schuhler. vw -:iv With be brave and then bewildered group of boys and girls entered C. C. Over the first hurdle and no longer inexperienced or green, the Freshmen ar I must-act-like-I-know-all-about-the-place'' written on their faces this e now loyal C. C.'ers with a true Fighting Irish spirit. They elected capable leaders, contributed a large number of members to the Band, Orchestra and Glee Club, and are well represented in other organizations also. With all this and promising football and basketball teams, it is plain to see great things in store forthe class of '55. 86 fe! men K A N I., J L' J 2' A J A W E' 'I 32:2 ' ,V L A ' J A f Row 1: B. Adams, C. Adams, D. Adams, E. Alber- I, , ding. A. Arens, A. Arens. I Q ,al I Q. is V ' '- . . M warg! .W . 'sr Row 2: M. Arroyo, F. Au- 4' gustyniak, B. Baker, J. Baker, 4 -. ' A. Barile, K. Baron. V , . .M A V, . V , ' ,Eg -A ,M b .5 .N , Row 3: B. Bauer, J. Beuty, xx , , -we Eff , -v Z '- R. Beck, J. Becker, M. Beck- ' Q, A ,V ' f 'V ' -ny' er, Y. Belot. ' ' . 3. . . J ' ki 453: it Row 4: E. Bendorfeanu, E. L L Bensman, J. Berg, J. Berg' fx mon, T. Bull, M. BlschcH. S 73. kg, ' .vp 'Fu ,f 'I V 34, V . . ' ' 4' f xg.. Q5 VA s F. .,., xg, y X Row 5. J. sobay, M. Bod- ' H 'A-W ' , den, R. Bogenschutz, G. A' yy Boschet, M. Bosler, B. Box- berger. f 1 if I ' ' Tv- 5 J :rar I . an J Row 6: J. Boyce, P. Boyle, N2 V . A '. V f l. Brames, M. Bruyer, S. .E QS.. Xi. ' V V Brooks, R. Brouwer. y gf V' Af 2 5 . Ru Row 7: J. Brown, J. Brown, . L X H 'V ' K. Brown, J. Bryie, R. Buanno, Q ' TL 'A rg b W N 'Q ,A M M. Buckmaster. ' .: 2 ap. f , A ' ' , x 5 X ,Vs K f V' - X V' -.1 . ' 'fx I - j 23- ' Qew- 6 Row 8: M. Bueter, B. Bur- A4 J roughs, M. Cameron, B. Cor- , penier, M. Carteoux, C. Cent- VY Iivre. E ' 3 Row 9: T. chqndsef, J. J y X? chfmen, G. chrasne, s. Chrisiie, J. Chrisioff, M. Col- A '- Iigan, D. Conge. vb 4 ,-.. fm - ' M W ' A - .. , Row IO: E. Connett, R. A 'L N ww W' 1 I Connors, M. Cook, N. Cow- X , , WF , gif f sf- E on, D. Dague, E, Derloshon, X H NT 5' 253' J. DeVille. Wg' vw Ek., 1 ,K Q gm, 'Z-N ... - Q A A .cg ' . V 5' F I y 'Sh .44 ' V? A .- Y . is r 4 'gag . Q... f-41ag'AJ,, A ' I . ' A QQ ' 'sl ff . ' -, . . A . wc' Q J' 5 . . :if s ' ' 'ff' 135' ,. 7 ,. 87 LY- 5... ' 4 T Q I. ' L A 1 if 1 . ps ,,. Kg i Q1 grea men S- :wi-T 41 C pf . . ' .' ve P '-. , 3- vi V ' LQX7' ? i , . A.., J J '- I at I R it 'AQ I A Tw- U E19 ii J 4- 2 Ni- H' J 5 J 1 .Lf , f ' f .A . .J 453' in S? in' ,J J in Ii' , Q in 74.5 K W. 4,0 5. X C- .N C, ' 2 win Y' ef . if' C is 235 xf A ,ff . A '55 V A js Y , 74 2+ ' , - ' - J 5 Is ' , 1 dir 96' Er 1 T?-' re-f xif if- . . V .. NK V f F ? ' sr. . Ia J as fr. :S P W: Wi Y J 4 i r ' N' A . w s M V , , wr X sr in fl YT? ' 'Tr , RQ'-f 239' . 'sr ' J J Qi J K- x ' ' . Y Vi if ' Qi A .. x Q w i.. 'X .. 'V ' x in Q M . he-,My 'SE' . T 532- . ,ev ' 815' YW' X , - it iv' X N . I .,, uf . w B if 'ET' qv C ' if if A JF' 'I' if E ',,- .AW- es- A--Q ...Q ' fig fr: E. ' .. , y 14 . - 1 P-N M' S - i 'ir ' ie? . ,. wif ff' 'F' .. 1- . if 'l., 3 iii., el K A ..,. gh' if.. 'L' wiv- b we W J Rr.-.lv i . J 5-7-Q .Y W ,p V . 2- ' if if R-Sf' ' 1 ' rf' . Y - , U 11 AA A 43 . r xr A . , , 5- S- fy wp H ll... lv g- . rim- 1. ff f.,- 1-f I X lk., ,Q 5 C- .NY tv Row l: D. Didier, C. Di- dion, L. Dodane,,J. Doep- ker, M. Doriol, D. Douglas R. Douglas. Row 2: N. Doyle, B Drewery, M. Ducey, G. Dueh mig, T. Dyer, T. Ebbing, R Enderle. Row 3: T. Engeman, E Erpelding, C. Farrell, S. Fau role, T. Faylor, T. Feipel, S Ferguson. Row 4: J. Filippo, M. Fox D. Franklin, J. Frederick, T Freiburger, J. Freimulh, H Freon. Row 5: J. Gallagher, C Garslka, T. Gebhard, K Gensfler, C. Gerardol, S Gerardof, A. Gelly. Row 6: J. Getty, E. Gib son, S. Girt, M. Glasper, V Gleason, C. Gomez, C Gooding. Row 7: L. Goodman, B Gordon, W. Gospodareck W. Gough, J. Grimmer, J Grosh, L. Grubb. Row 8: 5. Gulermuth, E Gulman, M. Haefling, B Haffner, T. Haley, A. Hall, R Hambrock. Raw 9: L. Hammen, B Haney, D. Harber, H. Har- desly, D. Harges, G. Harken- rider, M. Harl. Row lO: R. Hartman, J. Hasley, R. Hechler, W. Hei denreich, R. Heidenreich, M. Heminger, M. Hendricks. X i as .gl'eJlll1'l2l'l Row l: N. Henry, J. Hens ler, J. Herber P. Herber, D Herbst, K. Hiatt, J. Hilker. Row 2: R. Hinds, A. Hines L. Hoag, T. Hoban, C. Hoe vel, E. Hofacker, S. Hoghe. Row 3: V. Hornbock, B Horne, R. Horslman, B. How- ard, R. Howard, R. Hugue nord, K. Hunl. Row 4: G. Huth, G. .lane- way, V. Jehl, E. Jones, J Jordan, D. Junk, M. Junk. Row 5: T. Kaough, D. Kee- ley, C. Kelker, B. Kelly, F Kennedy, J. Kennerk, W Ketlleborough. Row 6: M. Kever, R. Ki- biger, T. Keeler, R. Kiel, S Kienlen, C. Kierzkowski, N Kimmel. Row 7: J. Kline, G. Klipfel M. Kocks, M. Kohne, J. Kohr- man, J. Kohrman, D. Konger Row 8: L. Koos, R. Krunz- man, M. Kraus, D. Kuehner T. Lubrato, T. Lomotl, C Lauer. Row 9: M. Lawyer, R Leavens, M. Loesch, M Loomis, J. Loraine, C. Lo lhamer, l.. Lolhamer. Row IO: T. Loulhan, T McGee, A. McLaughlin, P McNellis, B. Martin, J. Mar- tin, E. Masierak. 89 Ld . 'E' ll X gr' 'Q are-' Q , if if if gym E?-fl T6- T 4: X xv Y.. gy rv ? . . Sr' .ai 'ST' ' yr- knv' 1 V ,wi 59? , gs X ln K ,' .gg 'T use ' :eff ,fi .mf J-' IV . bv' 'ga--r H W Sf -ef 'R .xr . N 'ts' ' 5 - S Xa if ya... 'ku NP' 1511- A A, Q' .gf HCR' V . Y ,p if s- V1 G pw .kr J Y .5-. . it sr' Q-'av N 5. A , N. , J-n. 97 it J if Gr ,' Z. A . 1 E N .ge . f 1 -, fr. , 1 39 J C., ii T' .s X y, z, -2. Y J A M- f.?' -C Y' 'x 5. I in 57, N , , V V A , J .XB Q W a. is-' Q - H WTS' ., mr' . F 1 35, Kei. T J.- ,-. vs XI., Yi F 9,-ir.. .ev Ek- 'IS .xi srl J vu ff ,Sw ...E 0 v, - . T-. '51 X nf, QQ, K A I lf' I W Q6 . . . , an A y is if' gi iii. N... E. ? x 'r 'Q ,f-., E 'LM . 7 . av. .T mf ' 1- - Y . ',' Y 4 If W' 'TA I 'ra ,Ly 1. -,, ar- ' .' it A -W J - -f J ,.. -. . ., f ez-. ia ' Tp Q Q. 2. A'-I ' C f s jf? Q.- .,.- 4. he Tv. Y ...Q H . ei, gi N 27. D ,Taj . A4 Y we xi :- ':..g ge:-. V' . 3 KX-um-f' 'QS-sif Q ' A V ...Yii if ' v 15. . , 41- 1 uw gp - vw- . ya. L 4 R 2. - - we ' . sr- Uv Y H: S.. . I ,.. f . in gx it -, m 4 A.. QW AI' me '50 w- gf 2- -.NQQ Ag: ' Z' Q- ,ff ,, ' 'V' . f . -- Q ...We- , fs ws . 3 X...- S x 'Vs ,M W r N .if Q N Mx ga ..., sm-..',:::,'.. 9 1' 4 ir- W' if N. fp- .5 . ps fr: ,. Wu-1-' w ,ls 'c X5 , .gb -V V, Q? .. H 5 4- an.. --f sz.-R. ggi, 1 S pa. Q l' X,.l Q? ., Q V.. wm- RQ V .f- vhs , .5 V-. .att-4. 'Ov Qc' f. If 5... I f L' :Xia ig ' A Q ' , J QQKQ- Q '?b V P 'Fl' ,P QQ, .6 xv! Q L M Q fi Q :W Q ae g. 4. 1' Q , 5, X. ' . ma. . S S1 ,fs-.1 5... . 1 Rs- Q. .1 V.. ,, .1 Q .VM Qi. ,.,, Q - Q Q . -..' QQ .:,: A f L Sf W v 'uf .. , N- se- Q - W ff .... fl ' L L , ,, L :gr E ,V 'ffl' 1 5 :ew vw M V . ,sf tl' K K QQ- J N55 , V id- ' ' x . .D - W. QQ Q Q 1 :Q -QQ Qu K A Y V. ,ay QV XM.. .il .ir 5- . , 44 ? V 1 -.-. . . g if- 1 - , ffl ff I - fe 1 'K Sz? :HQ Q ' .. s.Q- L x Q i r S? f YY' f I - Q X Q 5 H K.. R f if ' Q 55 Q if J V .s : Q .Y S' YQ' QQ.Q:..,W 'gl--r-' Q Q.. X QQQQQ pf ,,. A Sita l'eJlll1'l0ll Row l: L. Moyers, A. Mer- rick, R. Michcel, J. Miko, T Miller, M. Mills, C. Minick, Row 2: T. Minick, P. Min- nifield, J. Mondrik, A. Mon- nier, B. Monnier, J. Moore R. Morris. Row 3: V. Mudd, V. Mud- rock, L. Murphy, M. Murphy T. Myers, C. Noll, J. Noll. Row 4: J. Nommuy, T North, E. Novilski, M O'Connell, E. O'Connor, G Ohse, D. O'Keefe. Row 5: J. Olevnik, J Ormiston, J. Owen, J. Por- ent, R. Pcrquette, J. Parrott N. Peden. Row 6: J. Pequignot P Perrey, N. Phillips, D. Pie- penbrink, F. Powell, J. Ra- ger, B. Reinhort. Row 7: D. Richards, M Riegling, W. Rinehart, C Romory, C. Robbins, J. Rob: erts, L. Roebel. Row B: S. Roehling, J. Roemer, D. Roffelsen, R. Rot- felsen, B. Romury, M. Ros- kuski, R. Russell. Row 9: D. Sorrazin, W. Scheibel, S. Schenkel, D. Scherman, T. Schick, R. Schilling, J. Schmitt. Row IO: P. Schnaufer, J. Schneider, P. Schrader, W. Schuckel, A. Schuhler, D. Schuhler, R. Shank. 4- A 90 l'eJlll1'lel'l Row l: P. Shafluck, D. Shive, R. Sholl, l.. Segyde, V. Simone, D. Smith, N. Smilh. Row 2: S. Smith, T. Smith, R. Snider, D. Snyder, H. Sny- der, D. Sorg, J. Sorg, Row 3: J. Sovine, C. Spiefh, P. Slouf, J. Stevens, E. Sline, R. Sironczek, P. Surfus. Row 4: P. Sweeney, R. Taylor, D. Teders, P. Teders, B. Ternet, J. Thompson, J. Tippmann. Row 5: T. Tobey, D. Todd, P. Topp, J. Tucco, P. Tyler, T. Uecker, M. Vodde. Row 6: M. Vorndron, P. Varndran, D. Wade, D. Wag- ner, R. Wagner, J. Walker, P. Vfall. Row 7: G. Waning, R, Warnock, J. Weber, B. Wei- denhomer, C. Weihe, M. Weihe, A. Weingarlner. Row 8: J. Weisen, P Wells, J. Wendling, B. Wert A. Wiecharl, L. Williams, G Winans. Row 9: S. Wolf, T. Wursl- ner, J. Yaggy, J. Yarnelle E. Ybarra, J. Yonkman, R Young. Row 10: H. Zimmerman, B. Zimski, R. Zcch, E. Zollinger, M. Zuber, N. Zuber, M. Zur buch. 91 .1 Q f 3 .vi L gh ,g 1'6- . . ' 'pf 1 , y 3 Y -:N f ire ie. e , 1 ,-,x . p L RFE... 5 xc?-Q 1: , 2 KY X . , -J 1 AY f ., fs 6: ,Q 1' ip.. L3 z i if Y -my I iv QQ. . K If , . 4 .e .. B se TS .- M vs . . 'fa 9- .V . . T i B V 'fr-5, mi ' 1- 1'-2 Q.. J P J qi rf' f T A . . A -. r .f V 4 f . .Y . A , b . ' A if'- ' we S' in A sf Fr ' ' W 6 We 1 ' - 4 , V ,. . ln 7- 1 i T N i. . , T tfnx ' N ,N - ,. , :'- ' 'X K xr' - lf: I ' . ,,, ,. . - f .4 .. Q 3 I i, ,STV ve 'fr ' T i 2 a. - . if I X - if . .,,. ff 1, F' :fe Q W if f . We if - N J. Q gf , .D ' 1 . . J-cf Q Te in J . ' l ii J B Ag. l A ' 'ffl f A .1 .. Y ji . ew oe... S, yr .Y xr 'fi se WE 'P' 'ff' ,nf-. fu ,,. xx 'sf' L A , ,fw- at ,. 'G' lv- ,..- A Q X Q. ,W nfs -X .N rn T Y 'F' iliz new 42- sf. K- 3- 'ef N: 25 Nix Groduof g om Christ on His Cross ond in Holy Communion. es goin inspiration and couro e fr GRADUATES WE SENIORS HAVE ACQUIRED A SENSE OF MISSION DURING OUR YEARS AT C. C. EVERY WHOLESOME EXPERIENCE WE HAVE HAD HAS LED TO THE DEVELOP- MENT OF THIS SENSE. IN A WORLD TORN WITI-I VVAR AND DISUNITY, WE CAN USE HELPS AFFORDED BY OUR OTHER WORLD TO ERING PEACE TO THIS ONE IP-I OUR GENERATION. WE REALIZE THAT OUR HAPPINESS WILL LIE ONLY IN THE COMPLETE DEDICATION OF OUR WHOLE PERSONALITIES TO GOD'S SERVICE. IN THIS SERVICE, WE, AS SOLDIERS OF CHRIST, LOYAI. TO HIM AND TO HIS CHURCH, WILL CONTINUE TO USE THE SACRAMENTS AS THE POWERFUL WEAPONS THEY ARE. 2 T 'B 5 9 N 1 I--D f ? ff! E if I 5, ,ni nmaiclzec! aa eacfem or Claw of '52 'ultima Well-qualified and representative students have led the class of '52 during their last year at C.C. They are Joseph Burgard lin circlel, president, Carolyn Steig- meyer, vice-president, Roger Uecker, secretary, and Patricia Leffers, treasurer. lt is always an honor and privilege to be an oflicer of any class, but especially of the Senior class. These ofiticers have been prominent in extra-curricular activities, in addition to leading class events, such as the Senior Prom and Washington class trip. And what ofthe class they have headed this year? To start the ball rolling, they are the largest group to graduate from C.C., 290 strong. The statue of the Sacred Heart installed at the Enthronement ceremony this Spring, was the first school gift made by a graduating class. Much ofthe credit for forming the Student Council as a working organization goes to the Seniors. They have been tops on the Honor Roll, having as many as one-fifth of their members doing superior scholastic work. And of these, 30 were eligible for Four Year Honors, the largest group in the history of C.C. 94 4
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