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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

- f7!.m Slmffef, WMM. Bw The halls of C. C. shone with a bright spin't this year, due to the work of the newly organized ART CLUB, which is under the guidance of Sr. Michael. The members have displayed their artistic ability through their various proiects throughout the year. Colorful posters announcing coming social events, school meetings, and concerts me Q1 F served as reminders to the students. Many of the signs and posters for the Science Fair exhibits were made by the mem- bers. The Club also furnished the large-scale pictures which decorated the stage during the Student Spiritual Council Assemblies. Newly organized this year, under the direction of Sister Michael, THE CAMERA CLUB has aimed at improving the technique of its members, as well as fostering interest in photography among the students. One of C. C.'s hardest working clubs, they have turned out hundreds of permanent photographic records for the ECHO and SHAMROCK. Row l: Gib Peiry, Larry Moser, Ed Bensman. Row 2: Gene Minich, Tom Best, Tom Watson. 96 ...- ndung, cgnakfiloendagk All customers rate a smile with their sundaes when waited on by Virginia Mudrack, Margaret Novitski, and Rita Wolf. Mr. Thomas Quinn and Mr. Earl Schmitt performing one of their many iobs that come under caring for the school. Clancy lowers the broom. Mr. Tom Clancy on a daily turn in Study Hall 204. The task of feeding hungry students is accomplished by Virginia Vachon, Mrs. Jeanie Balda, Margie Seifert, Shirley Haggenios, Dorothy Gennaitte, Vivian Topp, Rosalie Perry. Behind the scenes, Joan Bacon, Mary Kever, and Carol Hoevel prepare the food for the large numbers soon to come in for lunch. Carol Boeher, Joan Westrick, Mary Gildeo, Dorothy Hanley, and Lew Ann Musselman relieve the pressure in the offices by running errands, filling ink bottles, delivering messages, answering phone calls, and doing numerous odd iobs. Those not present for the picture were Mary Mosbaum, Mary Ann Brothers, Pat House, Sally Miller, Mary Needler, Mary Boxberger, and Kay Archibald. With the help of the library stafi, Sr. Alphonsus, librarian, directs the distribution of the books. Left to right: Raw one, Carol Boeher, Yvonne Belot, Tom Gladioux, Nancy Gutermuth, Kathryn Moreo, Kay Hogan. Row two: Shirley Arm' strong, Lois Belot, Charles Roach, Rosemary Noll, Sr. Alphonsus, Dick Pequignot, Jackie Beaty, Shirley Korte, Kathleen Mulligan, Nancy Beck, Nancy Newriam. 97 771-354 ,til .l ,Q L l ,OOF if Ziff 4 P Athletics are a necessary part of a sound education. They do A 1, 'bf more than entertain and develop our bodies. When we participate A in any phase of the sports program, we are called upon to practice U 1 li virtues which we would learn nowhere else. Athletics play an V ' important part in the formation of Christ's personality in us. They I help make us athletes of Christ. - l 5 . l 5 l l i f ll Z 5? ffl lflld IIIIIIWII ll l'lHlIIlll'lfIlllf'f I'.' '7 '77 x 'TWQTFS , '!'!5Tk'l1 1WL'7YVlY4l10rSY6'?9?Y7:lIvPIZ.YIrI'lI'uvvv , 4 ' .. 1 Q- ,wi ,E W-wwf. 5,1 K ..,.., w r--NW 0acA 'l' eam 'l' lairif I Cicamlad No one will deny that Fordy Anderson, with the very capable assistance of Bill Hicks and Ed Cobbett, did a remarkable job this year in taking the City Champion- ship despite a real epidemic of iniuries. The coaches molded the boys into an impressive team that the school can be pround of. This was Mr. Cobett's first year at C.C., he assisted with the football and basketball program in addition to his duties as head track coach. He was well liked and aided greatly in building up the team spirit. This looked like the year for the Anderson brigade. The quality of the material was unmistakable until a number of iniuries dimmed our hopes. The coaches had good material to work with and obtained the best from the boys. The squad seemed to follow the splendid example of co-captains Jerry Moore and Bob Arnold as well as the six players nominated to the all City aggregation. The team played what could be easily termed a suicide schedule. Team spirit was evidenced in every game. Father Lester as athletic director demonstrated a great interest in the team, recognizing that athletics at C.C. are an important part of our education, and that inter-scholastic competition can be a large factor in character building. The coaching staFf faces a mammoth task of rebuilding, since lO of this year's ll starters were seniors. However, with a carry-over of this year's team spirit, and continued fine coaching, the squad will always be a credit to the school. lOO Row 1: Student Managers, F. Carteaux, P. Pitzen. Row 2: T. Miller, E. DeWaId, D. Figel, J. Friess, B. Becker, J. Henry, J. Moore, R. Arnold, V. Carey, N. Mattes, T. Morel, E. Eifrid, J. Schall, Coach Forest Anderson. Row 3: Asst. Coach Ed. Cobett, P. Minniefield, M. Schlink, R. Lerch, J. DeVille, R. Mattes, J. Ort T. Huhn, E. Lauer, T. Drennan, B. Brown, R. Wruble, P. Nicodemus, J. Huhn, R. Miller, N. Schuhler. Row 4: R. Pichon, D. Castro, L. Dodane, J. Allaire, K. Bobay, R. Birkhold, J. Snyder, Father Lester T. Faylor, J. Teeders, R. Morsches, J. Becker, J. Hipskind, R. Bogenschutz, J. Noll. Lower: Offensive Formation: Line, J. Friess, B. Becker, R. Arnold, J. Moore, J, Henry, V. Carey, J. Ort Backfield, R. Wruble, E. Eifrid, J. Scholl, T. Miller, E. DeWald. 101 1 I . . MCCQ66 af .i!0l'l'L8 Riddled by iniuries throughout the i952 season, C.C. nevertheless racked up its second City Championship in three years. Many potential all-city players were iniured before the sea- son had hardly begun. Two time all-city halfback Acy Chandler broke his arm. Eddie DeWald, our sprinting star, after a successful first game against Richmond in which he darted 90 yds. for a touchdown, was put out for the season with a kidney iniury. First string tackle Tom Huhn sat out the September drills in a hospital bed with a bad knee. Co-captain Bob Arnold and quarterback Jerry Hipskind came up with fractured ankles. It can be safely said that these iniries added a few gray hairs to the head of coach Fordy Anderson. Never- theless the team produced six all-city players, adding again to C.C.'s glory on the gridiron. The season proved a moderate success showing what can be accomplished with grim determination, hard driving and spirit. lt displays, too, that C.C. has come a long way from its defeatist attitude of past years, thanks to the coaches and the excellent calibre ofthe boys they had to work with throughout the football campaign. Our cheerleaders Dick Parquette, Vernon Urbine, Don Sorg, and John Rohyans, spur the Irish on to victory . . . .lack Scholl bulls over from the two for victory over South . . . Gene Eitrid twists and turns . . . Tim Miller hustles around end against a tough Archer eleven. i 1 'L rin 5 af WL, cilonom 9 if Although not emerging entirely victorious with out-of-town foes, the lrish made their city tilts count. Against local competition they proved successful. These games were fought down to the wire. The Concordia game was our only easy match. Up-set minded North Side did its utmost to stop the ground attack of the Andersonmen. Penalty after penalty set us back on our goal in the final minutes to enable the Redskins to score for a tie. South Side proved our strongest city competition until C.C. rallied its forces and sent Jack Scholl piling over for the deciding factor. ln the season finale the Central Tigers capitalized on a last minute miscue, eked out a tie, and the Irish claimed the city title by a narrow margin. The opposition was kept off balance by our mixture of the T formation and the single wing attack. Two city champion- ships in three years gives evidence that the football picture at C.C. has been bright indeed. Jack Schall and Gene Eifrid are happy about their All-Ft. Wayne status . . . Bill Becker, Joe Henry, Jerry Moore and John Friess complete C.C.'s half dozen members of the all-city team . . . Bud Brown administers a crushing tackle to halt a Redskin march, Eifrid recovering for C.C. as Morel moves in . . . Ed DeWald moves at Richmond where he went 90 for the TD. S QQUQAIOZ5 QCLJOIQ xS?CU'L6!0lfi fri The essential item in winning any Championship is team play. This characteristic shone brightly in our T952 City Champs. The team had many outstanding individuals, but their ability stood out only against the backdrop of the hard driving play of the rest of the squad. C.C. led Ft. Wayne schools with six boys on the All-City team. Co-captain .lerry Moore, 60 minute center and rugged line-backer easily led all competition. Gene Eifrid's field generalship netted him a well-earned berth on the aggrega- tion. Joe Henry's mighty mite blocking at the guard spot was all-city dynamite. Bill Becker for smooth kicking and all around play was chosen unanimously for the honor. Jack Schall's crush- ing drives ofT guard and tackle placed him on the coveted team. These players received acclaim, but you cannot 'forget the hard work of Bob Arnold, the broken field running of Bob Wruble, and the tine passing of Tim Miller to name a few of the players who formed the backbone of the team that lives up to the name Fighting lrish. Richmond ,,,,, ,.,., 2 7 C.C. 6 Concordia ,,,A, 6 C.C. 19 New Castle .,.,..,,.,,, ,,,,, 7 C.C. 19 Kalamazoo Central ....20 C.C. 6 Hamilton Ohio .,... ,,.s. 2 5 C.C. 6 Gary Roosevelt ,.,,. l9 C.C. 14 North Side ..,.,, ,.,,, 6 C.C. 6 South Side .,,...,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 0 C.C. 6 South Bend Washington ,,...... 47 C.C. O Central ,.,,. ,,.,,,,, ,,,,- 6 C .C, 6 104 Gene Eifrid leaps high for a jump pass . . . John Friess on the receiving end . . . Bill Becker exhibits form which brought him unanimous all- city rating . . . Jack Scholl readies for the battle . . . Co-captains Jerry Moore and Bob Arnold survey the situation. g i 7 ' 1, 1 1 ,. 3' QNX NNN. ax W-Irw le, ATION To those who have been more than teachers, who have given us needed encouragement, a sense of humor, a timely word of advice, from whom we have received inspiration as well as instruction, we express our deepest gratitude with ECHO for 1953. 7 'i l u .gfce jufure 01,0046 Enigalzf 'W ix fir 'ex if ,...,f f-fi. l 'K X A team is only as good as its reserve strength. This is the idea behind C. C.'s efiforts to produce strong Reserve and Freshman tives. The Varsity Reserves, the more immediate successors ofthe varsity, enioyed a good season, posting a 9 and 8 record under the direction of coach Ed Cobett. The Freshmen also enioyed a profitable season, winning 7 and losing 5. L Top: The Reserves: Managers Carteoux and Robbins with coach Cobett and D. Herbst, J. Leeward, J. Grosh, D. Michaels, T. Wendling, G. Janeway, B. Zack, K. Bolzay, L. Dodane, P. Minnitield, D. Wagner, B. Roger, J. Becker. Bottom: The Freshman Team: Row one: Procise, Stokes, Reuille, Ralcpe, Pressley. Row two: Kroemer, Hull, Hale, Novak, Sanderson, Zehner, Becker, McGrath. Row three: Schonle, Monnier, Gildea, Eifrid, LaMont, Derheimer, Bubb, Hine, coach Anderson. Row four: Grubb, Hensler, Gerardot, Spindler. lO6 Y-- --if Y ia I F vu! 8 - F5' I l I I X Lx Q, Q . '-Q' P 4 vi' I w e f--f W X. N H 4 ,th WE Q f 4 T' 5 'NISE 95' 45. 'N .3 Y L 41- KL T.. Q . ., ,' ' iizln dx QS' I- 1 x . .... .H 'iff ummff x.f fA.... wx. Q if H TT' V 0, iglif, Wwn 0ni9Af. An opening victory over an eager Elmhurst quintet pushed our Irish oFf to a flying start on their i952-53 hardwood campaign. Momentarily faltering under a free-throw barrage at Kendalville, C. C. bounced back to stop their County cousins from New Haven. The momentum enabled our boys to put up a real fight against the perennially strong Central Tigers at the North Side gym, before succumbing. The Hicksmen then proceeded to roll over Huntertown, Concordia and Decatur Catholic before bumping into more City opposition and defeat at the hands of North Side at the Decatur holiday Tourney. After a surprising loss in the consolation tilt to Decatur public, our boys returned to Ft. Wayne and pushed past Bluffton and this same Decatur team before being iolted by Central and North in a One-two punch. The Varsity revived again against County quintets, to the tune of four more victories including a thriller against County champ Leo High, a game which was pulled out of the embers in the closing seconds of the contest. The team then took a picnic trip to Columbia City, where they fattened their shooting percentages, bringing home 82 points, a high for the season. The stage was set for a fitting finish in our lone en- counter with South Side at the War Memorial Coliseum. The outcome was a shock and a disappointment, a one- point loss marred by publicly admitted bad officiating. The Irish hit North Side in the sectional on the rebound and overcame a fourteen point deficit in the third stanza while the C. C. rooters among the capacity crowd went wild, only to weaken in the final minutes of the game. lt was a season of thrills, ioyous moments and heart- breaks, and, in the record books, the most successful in several years. Clockwise-Dan Fenker goes up for the tip in the Huntertown game . . . Tom Neuman drives hard for the Irish against New Haven . . . Jim Noll moves under for position at the Eagles' gym in Columbia City . . . as Tom Neuman shoots, Jim Noll awaits possible rebound . . . Gene Eitrid pulls the Leo game out of the fire with two baskets in the waning seconds . . . Tom Neuman, a spark at the North Side fracas Jim Hall tries a iump shot against South Side and hits on a hook against Columbia City CENTER team huddles around Coach Hicks 108 k , xl 3 Q .f4f!rLfe5 gxcfudiue - onogram The monogram club consists of those players who by their accomplishments in sports have merited a letter. Every player in this club has distinguished himself not only as an individual but as a team-man as well. Win, lose, or draw, these boys proved themselves deserving of this award. That big C represents the school's recognition of those who have participated in a maiority of inter-scholastic athletic contests in any one spot. Their meritorious service in this field of extra-curricular activities was a credit to the school they so ably represented. This year there will be additional mongrams for those who took an active part in C. C.'s attempt to bring home the City Tennis Championship Trophy. This will include at least Ken Kimmel, John Yerick, Larry Badders, and Tony Lisman who launched C. C.'s first tennis season in many years. Lower: Row lf R. Urbine, J. Hall, E. Eifrid, D. Fenker, G. Henkenius. Row 2: J. Noll, T. Neuman, D. Konger, R. Huguenard, M. Roach. Top: Row lg V. Carey, J. Snyder, C. Brown, E. Eifrid, W. Becker, E. DeWald, J. Friess, A. Chandler, J. Scholl, J. Moore, R. Arnold. Row 2: P. Pitzen, R. Wruble, T. Miller, T. Huhn, J. Ort, J. Boehrer, D. Figel, E. Lauer, N. Mattes, T. Morel, T. Drennan, P. Carteuux. Row 3: J. Hipskind, R, Rauner, R. Lerch, P. Nichodemus, J. Huhn, loving yaorffi mdk .lleaclwa 1 if 5 if . 4 5 Track Squad: Row l: J. Hacha, K. Freygang, P. Connerce, R. Pichon, R. Lerch, M. Schlink, B. Mauch, B. Rauch, R. Hull, Coach Ed Cobett. Row 2: P. Carteaux, T. Burgard, G. Demining, R. Morel, J. Grosh, R. Huguenard, E. DeWald, T. Haley, J. DeVille, E. Sigl, D. Richards. Row 3: J. Spaeth, K. Bobay, D. Fenker, J. Kleinricherl, T. Eckrich, G. Wagner, J. Snyder. Top Right: Dan Fenker heaves the shot . . . Ron Huguenard on the wing over the high iump . . . Bob Wruble and Mattes demonstrate perfect form in low hurdles practice. Tennis Team: Row l: .lohn Yerick, Tony Lisman. Row 2: Richard Alt, Larry Badders, Noel Kimmel, and Captain Ken Kimmel. Not pictured: Gene Eifrid and Jerry Christen. The track team, under the direction of new head coach Ed. Cobett, had a fair record, considering the teams it faced. With Eddie DeWald running the lOO yd. dash and 220, Ed Sigl topping TO tt. in the pole vault and Jerry Wagner breaking the school record for broad lump, the team picked up important points. The capable showing of Bob Wruble on the hurdles and Jerry Moore throwing the shot put gave evidence that C.C. was well represented on the track as well as in other sports. Tennis returned to C.C. after a brief absence. With Father Hammond as its faculty spon- sor, the team had a big lead in the City Championship race on May l. Defeating South Side, Concordia, and Bluffton in quick succession, the Irish proved that they were the team to beat in this area. With three iuniors and one sophomore in the first five, the lrish will be a power in city tennis again next year. lll eigkwag fo .Nea Hz Pictures to the right: G.A.A. Officers: Nancy Blee, Pres., Margaret Haley Sec., Wilma Hotfert, Treas., Violet Bobay, Point Sec. for iuniors and seniors, and Ann McLaughlin, Point Sec. for freshmen and sophomores. Miss Heighway, the G,A.A. moderator and also the girls' gym teacher, is shown instructing a group of freshman girls the techniques of volleyball. The girls catch on fast but the girl in the lower rightrhand picture believes that practice makes perfect. Pictures below: Top picture: G.A.A. Monogram Winners: Standing: Margaret Haley, Ruby Thompson, Madeline Olivette, Nancy Blee, and Nancy Gustafson. Kneeling: Violet Bobay, and Wilma Hoffert. Bottom picture: .. The cheer leaders: Standing: Jane Weaver, Carol Minick, Pat Walsh, Beverly l , Martin. ' Sitting: Marguerite Bucter, Betty Hofacker, and Peggie Hacfling. 9. The GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, one of the largest groups of the school, provides organized games in various sports for the entertainment of the girls and also on a competitive basis. Intramural games in volleyball and basketball are-played by homeroom teams in the morning before classes. Every year the club sponsors two hikes which are held on holidays, and a roller skating party. A point system is used so that one point is given for every fifteen minutes spent in athletic activities. Cn this basis, members can attain the awards of triangle, numeral, and letter monograms. A special party is held in the school cafete- ria for the presentation of these awards. This year Violet Bobay won a trophy for the highest number of points. Miss Julia Heighway, the G.A.A. mod- erator, is kept busy by her other positions as Health and Safety teacher and girls' gym instructor, but always has the time to listen to students' problems. When we hear Miss Heighway's cheery Hi there! in C.C.'s halls, we all realize that she is not just a teacher, but a personal friend. --diww A .il . H gsgggm is '53 ' FEX S it . 5:3 1 r a xr-Q5 X wif W5 ,. Q gk f x ,, ,,f,yf waz in y Y NF Senvfq O, Cmvsv NE HK 'H 1 Duck, you dope-Room 204. C.C. game and no boys? impossible. Sister Jane de Chantal triumphs again Chaperones for Starburst at P,B. gym C.C.'s chorus line in senior hall. Christmas carols, a yearly must, Even freshmen have leaders. : ir. -,:l .' 1 ' nu.L.,-'- creed, facefa, emoried Back to school night, 114 Papal blessing given by Father Young. Jerry More crowns Mary queen. Mission Officers cut classes for ECHO pictures. CC. missionaries present us with the facts. Back seat drivers let loose with closeeups. We lost, but no fault of the Art Club. 'Q' Q, Q hgjq px .Y r .A E rl ...-H In ,.. ..m...., . .ljliia ia . Bing Mueller gives forth at thc HELMET HOP. Pat Wiesen's best friend is her horse. King for a night, Jerry Moore. Town Meetings are held in 302, too. Weren't they happy, carefree freshmen? Pep sessions bring out the smiles and voices. Father Young was interested in S.S.C, activities. Go, fight, win tonight at Columbia City. X. S Three is a crowd, but Petunia-Wow! Freedom reigns at C.C.-vote! Tall kid, isn't she? Poor girls, no lockers! Rosie is finally losing her baby teeth. ln the hails of C.C.-no heat on Monday. S.S.C. convention at Notre Dame-their registrations are rejected. Larry Badders, a C.C. tennis stalwart. Christmas card drive soars to a peak. bf,,.4' nwnxsv-:sf 'fs Sm Q mywwwnvmml-XA . i - x 9 M1,W,w' pa fl 0I'L6 Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Ora Bowers Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Clem Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Ferraiolo Mr' and Mrs. l-ee Adams Daniel Boyle Mr. and Mrs..Pe'rer P. Fellig Mr' and Mrsr Claude A. Albrlqhl, Mr. andrMrs. R. E. Brake Mr. Slanley Fisher Mr. and Mrs' l-Ours P. Allarre Mr. Rotyl lLlBra3:hll-l B Mr, anj Mnrs. Elg H.kFlglIrl1ar Ml-A and Mrs. Ht B. Allen Jr. r. an FS. . . fefrlan T, an FS. ran or man M R b l F All el r Mr. and Mrs, Carl L. Brink Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Fox Mr' and rs' or Rr ' Q e Mr, and Mrs. Chas. H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Clem Fox Mr' and Mrs' W'll 3m V' AH Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brouwer Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fox Ml- and MVS- Nofbefl Alend Mr. and Mrs. William C. Burgard J. R. Franke Mr. and Mrs. Julius Auer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Franlz Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Aurenfz Miss Joyce Carol Carr Mr. and Mrs. Tom Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Waller Carr Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Freiburger Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Casper Mr. and Mrs. Roberl A. Freiburger Jr Mrs' Cjlijlie Blgakjr B li Mr. and Mrs. Herman G. Cenllivre Mrs. Nick Frenn Mr' an rs' ' ' a er Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Chrislen Mr. and Mrs. George A Friess Mr, and Mrs. Frank J. Baker Mrs. N. A' Cllrlsren Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Banqerl Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Chrislie Mrss Dolores Banged Mr' and Mrs. l-lerberr Clapp Mr. ang Mrs. Allfred H. Gardner Mrs- Rulll Bnnqerf Mr. and Mrs. Les Conners Mr' and BSS' RZ 'Digi fiennanie M Dr R B Mr. and Mrs John W. Cook r' an rs' ' ens er r' Cn ' ames Mr and Mrs Carl E G dl Mr. and Mrs. C. Crawford ' ' ' eral, O Mr. and Mrs. Waller Baron Mr Leonard J Gerardol Mr. and Mrs. Max Crosley ' ' r Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Balchelder Mr. and Mrs. H. J- Gerlrardsrern Mr. and Mrs. Herberl Bauer Mr. and Mrs' Wayne El Dalqorn Mir, and Mrs. Clem Gelry Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bauman Mr' and Mrs. Barr V- Dahrn Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Gerry Mr. L. D. Beaver Mr- and Mrs' Nell pr Daley Jr- Mr. and Mrs. Lansing Gianl Mrs. L. D. Beaver Mlss Grace Darndro Mr. and Mrs. Roberl J. Gillieron Mrs. Alice Becker Mr- and Mrs' Rnberr J. Dealrl Mrs. Josephine Clasper Mr. and Mrs. Augusl F. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Deqrrz Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Glenwifh Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Becker Mr. and Mrs- Llolnrr M. Dewald Mr. and Mrs. Howard l.. Gocke Mr. William Becker Mr. and Mrs- Vldor Delnrnger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Gocke Mary Becker Mr' and Mrs D' L. Drdlon Mr. Frank Goely Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Beery Mr. and Mrs Charles Drrrq Mrs. Elmer Gooding Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Bell Mrs and Mrs, Lawrence A. Doehrrnq Mr. and Mrs. Gus Goodman Mr. and Mrs. K. John Bendel Mr- and Mrs- Merlin T. Dodane Mr. and Mrs, Russell Gordon Mr. and Mrs. John O. Bender Mr- and Mrs- VV. W. Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Waller Gospodareck lMlr. angll Mrs. Blgensman Mr. and Mrs' Jule Dorror Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Granahan V- all VS- - - enQ5 Mr. and Mrsw Walrer Duane Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh L. Grernaux lxlillr' ani Tlx- i'lblj'llBg9l'BOli ll ll Mr- and Mrs. E. D. Duerrrngg Mrs. Marcella Greler V' an FS' or er ' erq O Mr. and Mrs. Ellioll' Dyer MVS- F- J- GVOSL' MF is lilelklllil B Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. 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Bogenschulz Mr, and M,-Sr E- l..l- llaurore Mr' an rs' ' ' Harber Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Bonli lio ' Mr' and Mrs' Frank Harl 9 Mr. Simeon Faurofe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bogenschulz ' Mrs- l'll-'QB P- Herr Mrs. Cafherine Fenker H6 Continued Cl, fl 0l'L:5 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Harrman Thomas G. Konger Mr. and Mrs. Ofhmer Miller Mr. and Mrs. George A. Harfman Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Koos Mr. and Mrs. Robe-ri John Miller Mrs. Graham C. Haicher MVS- L. A. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miles Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Hafiield Mr. and Mrs. Roberl A. Kramer Miss Joan F. Miles Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Haughn Mr. and Mrs. Clarencee Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mills Mr, and M,-5, D, A, Have,-f Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Minick Mr. and M,-5, Thgmag E, Hayden Janice and Sandra Kraus Thomas Minick Mr. and Mrs. Waller Heckler Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Krause Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Minich Mrs, Melvin He,-ber Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Krouse Miss Ediih Minnich M,-, and Mrs, Willig C, l-leidenreich Mr. and Mrs. Waller Krull Mrs. Clara G. Mirchell Mrs. Harry Hillyard Mrs. Charles Krusler Mr, and Mrs. Harold T. Mammoser Mr, and Mrs. Roland Hipglrind Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Kummer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moran J, Henry Hipskind Mr. and Mrs. John C. Moran Mr, and Mrs, Fgregl J, Higer Mr. and Mrs. Henry La Masier Mr. and Mrs. Gilberi' Moreo Sandra Jean l-liser Mr. and Mrs. Frank Landslorler Miss Mary M. Moreo Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Hoban Mrs. Mariha Landslohfer Miss Mary M. Mores Mr, and Mrs, Roman Hoevel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Lauer Mr. Roberi Edward Morris Mr, and Mrs, Fred Hofagker Mr. and Mrs, Donald C. Lavory Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Morsches Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley Hoffman Norman F. Leavens ' Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moser Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Hoqan and Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Lerch Louis and Mary Moses l:5mllY Norman Levins Mrs. Clarence Moulin Mrs. -l0l'm S- Hooper Julius Levinfoff Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Mourey MVS- Dal5Y Howe Mr. and Mrs. Roberi F. Lichisinn Mr. and Mrs. Waller H. Muldoon MV- and MVS- L- F- Hllbef Mrs. J. C. Lill Mr. and Mrs. A. Muller MF- and Mrs. Clem A' l'lUQU6Vi5l'Cl Carl T. Loesch Mr. and Mrs. G. R, Murphy MV- and MVS- -lame5 l-- Hunllfle Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Lomonl Miss Kalhryn Muzzillo MV- and MVS- Ewen C- l'lUll'1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Loomis Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lubomirski Mr' and MN- F- S' Needle' Mr. and Mrs. Clement L. Jehl Mr' and Mrs, William Luley Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jorden Mr. and Mrs. E- W. Lyman Mr, and Mfg, Frank Neuman Mr. and Mrs, Roberl Neuman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kane Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Mahrl' Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Niezer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard T. Kearns Mr. and Mrs. John C. Main Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noll Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Keefer Mr. and Mrs. Roscol Marlin Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Noll SfSq+. and Mrs. Roberi Keeler Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Harold Noll Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keller Mr. Frank Maries Mr. and Mrs. Harold Noll Gayle and Marcellae Kelsey Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Maries Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nall Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kern Miss Marilyn Malles Mr. and Mrs. Russell Noll Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Keiilelaorough Mr. Raymond Mafies Mr. and Mrs. Willis B. Noll Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kever Tom and Larry Mayers Mr. and Mrs. Willis Noll Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Kiel Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Mayers Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nomay Mr. Julian Klingenberger Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McCoy Mr. and Mrs. John C. Nycum Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Klingenberger Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Meehan Mr, and Mrs. George Klipfel Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Meier Mr. and Mrs. E. A, Oberly Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knofh Mr. and Mrs. John A, Meries Mr. and Mrs. J. P. O'Boyle Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Kocks Mr. and Mrs Meiller Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oddou Mrs. Lucile A. Kohlbacker Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Meliler Miss Mary O'Dowd Mr, and Mrs. Kohrman Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Micheal Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. O'Keele Carolyn Kohrman Mr. and Mrs. Clemenf F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. John Olivefie Joan Kohrman Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. E. J. O'Neill Joseph H. Kohrman USN Mr. and Mrs Donald H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. John J. O'Shauqhnessey Mr. and Mrs. Roberi Kohrman Mr. and Mrs E. D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Oswald Therese Kohrman Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller Miss Mary Ann Oswald H7 Alice O'Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Edgar P. Orr Mr. Gene Overmeyer Mr. and Mrs. James T. Paliganolrl Mr. George Parqueffe Continued Mr, and Mrs afmnfs . Eugene Sarrazin Mr. and M-rs, Herman Sauer Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. William P. Parrof Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Pafferson Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pendergrass Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Penzone Mr. and Mrs. Ar'rhur T. Pequignor Arlhur R. E. Pequignol Mrs. Andrew W. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Roberl M. Perry Mr. and Mrs Clem Phillipp Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Pichon Mary l. Pichon Mrs. Agnes Piepenbrinl: Mrs. Raymond Pifzen Mr. and Mrs. Pompa Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Popp Mr. Arfhur T. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Quandf Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rager Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rayn Mr. and Mrs. A. D, Ream Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Reed Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reinharr Mr, John E. Reilh Miss Josephine Reilh Mr, Paul N. Remaclrlus Mr. and Mrs. Roloerl Reuille Mrs. Lucille Reuille Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Waller J. Rieger Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Roberlson Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Robin Mr. and Mrs. John Roerner Mr. Harry J. Rorfelsen N, F. Saurer A. R. Savage Miss Pa++i Ann Savage Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Schaab Mr, and Mrs. Fred D. S-:happman Mr. and Mrs. Henry J, Scherman Mr. and Mrs. William P. Schible Mr, and Mrs, Fred Schick Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Schmidr Mrs. E. H. Schmurre Mr. and Mrs. A, D. Schnauler Miss Carolyn Schnieders Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schoenle Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Schoenle Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Schrader Mr. and Mrs. John C. Seculorl Mr. and Mrs. Augusline Seqyde Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shive Mr. Jaclf Slane Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Slaler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Siye Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwin Smilh Mrs. Eranlc J, Smifh Mr. and Mrs. James Carler Smilh Mr. and Mrs. .John P. Smilh Mr, and Mrs. Roberl C. Smifh Mr, and Mrs. Waller A. Smilh Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sordeler Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur J. Sorq Mr. Edward Sorg Mr. and Mrs, Waller E. Sorq Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Sorq Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Sorq Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sparkman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Spindler Mr. William Slacy Mr. James A. Srarlord Mr. Norberl Sterling Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ueber Mr. and Mrs. Auqusr G. Ueclcer Donald Ueclcer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ueclcer Jr. Mary Ueclcer Mrs. Josephine Uhrich Mr, and Mrs. D. V. Urbine Mr. and Mrs. Harley Urbine Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Urbine Mr. and Mrs. M. Valcerics Mr. and Mrs. P. Vasfano Mr. and Mrs. J. Vinci Mr. and Mrs, George H. Vorndran Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Vorndran Mr. and Mrs, Carl B. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. James E. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh G. Walsh Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Raymond S. Walsh and Mrs. Clilzlord B, Ward Clem Waning John O. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weaver Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr, Mr. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Weber and Mrs. Michael Weidner and Mrs. Waller Weihe and Mrs. Weingarrner Johnny Welch Mary Welsh and Mrs. Joe Weslendorf and Mrs. Ralph Wefmore A, D. Wiedenhoefi and Mrs. Joseph Wies Jr. Mary Williams Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Duward R. Wilson and Mrs. J. B. Winebrenner Jr and Mrs. Waller J. Wolf Sylvesler Wolhfer Ml55 Allce M- Rolwans Mr. and Mrs. William Sferling Mr' and Mrs' T' S' Wfuble Velma Rohyans Mr' Wiilgam Sferlmq Jr- Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Wunderlin MF. Ralph E. ROlGPS Mr. Ben Sfraub Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Wunderlin MV- and MVS- Wm- Roller Mr. and Mrs, Edward Slronczelc Mr, and Mrs. Henry E. Wyss MVS- Gerald ROm5 Y Mr. and Mrs. Chesrer Surfus Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Wyss Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Rose Mr. and Mrs. Kiril M. Rousselil Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Tancey Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roy Mr, and Mrs. James Tarring Mr' and Mfg' James P' Yamelle Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor I Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Herberl J. Teclers Mr' and Mrs' Arlllur Zelgler Mr' and Mrs. paul A Thompson Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sallof Mr. and Mrs. E, J, Tourney MV- and MVS- E- l l- Zollinqer Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sarrazine Mrs. Archie Trasrer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Zuber H8 Rai IMAJAQ5 .70 jim 64454 of 7953 ,huJ ' hull' FROM YOUR OFFICIAL CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER IEFFERSUN STUDIO IIOZM S. Calhoun Street Fort Wayne, Indiana lp0l fl fli!Zf .911 jg? Cl?l'l1 Cll'1ll0l'N II9 Wm. J. THOMRS CONIPLETE INSURANCE 411 Fort Wayne National Bank A-3451 COMPLIMENTS of GETZ 8: CAHILL FUNERAL HOME ONE PHYSICAL WAY TO KEEP DISEASE FROM YOUR BODY IS TO KEEP YOUR MOUTH CLEAN AND SEE YOUR DENTIST TWICE A YEAR. COMPLIMENTS Of NIRLOLEY BROS. Fine Food Stores From A FRIEND Save our M 8. M gold thrift stamps john Truemper, Sr. Carl Schinnerer President Treasurer Edw. M. Schinnerer john W. Truemper jr Vire President Secretary Compliments of SCHINNERER G. TRUEMPER, INC General Building Contractors Office: 3630 BOWSER AVENUE Office Phone: Harrison 3291 Fort Wayne 5, Indiana .70 jlie Cfaaa of N53 120 RALPH L. SHIRMEYER, INC. Builder of National Homes Vo, Leger dying 1 OV E. Wclshin ton Blvd. 8 . :Psi 054 Wm. Scheele and Sons Co LERCH DRUG STORE Phone H-2247 Compliments 0f THE JEFFERSON FURNITURE HOUSE Home of the finest names in furniture 120 E. Washington 514 W. Washington 4301 S. Lafayette Fort Wayne, Ind. E-1055 A-3286 Beautiful Floors G Wfalls COMPLIMENTS 0 Carpets 0 Linoleum y v Tiles Permafloors Company 2426 Broadway Phone H-1184 2423 Broadway H-8976 Fort Wayne SUMMIT CITY PRESS Wfedding I izvitatiozzs Amzouncements Programs Etc. Phone A-6173 511 E. Jefferson Coniiagnleflfff M. H. HILT, INC. 1 122 Next Time Try TOWN CLEANERS Cul' E 2785 WRRDROBE CLEANERS Same Day Service Inlay 10am Out by5 pm Elmer Hoevel 901 E. Lewis St. 3234 S' Calhoun H 1212 DENTAL CARE Enjoy Good Teeth By Giving Them Careful Attention H' W' PHARMACY y Dr. Max R. Andrews and Dr. Carroll Shearer 1129 Maumee Ave NEW YORK DENTISTS A A-2226 'lll7V2 S. Clinton Sf. A-3415 Fort Wayne, Indiana HEL - MAR DINER COMPLIMENTS OF Good Food Low Prices EUGENE WELLS Quick Ser 1 zce 217 E. Jefferson A 0817 All forms of Insurance and Surety Bonds 1430 Lincoln Bank Tower Fort Wayne, Indiana E' HEATING 8. PLUMBING Phones: Office A-8334 1622 Andrew Street Res. H-1898 E-4603 123 COHIIOAHQQH iff of THE MOTHEllS' CLUB 205 206 207 208 SopAomore5 :Sensi mlogmenffi fo fAeir 307 309 ZTJAW CVM- THE SENIORS OF '53 310 311 MALONEY'S PANTRY HAMBURGER HEADQUARTERS FOR TWENTY TWO YEARS SUETTERLIN S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY We Appreciate Your Patronage Lafayette 8. Pontiac Sts. KOERBER'S GLADIEUX OIL SALES, lnc. jewelers Since 1865 Domestic and Industrial Fuel Oils 818 Calhoun Street 4133 New Haven Ave. A-5451 Compliments of COLLIGRN and COMPANY BELL All Forms of Insurance - Surety Bonds E 341 East Lewis Street 1115Vz S. Clinton St. A-0233 just sew youll! remember Best of Luck P A R K E R' S DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR - COATS 811 Calhoun St. Fort Wayne, Ind. TWO LEGS INC. PANTS - SWEATERS - JACKETS 1003 S. Calhoun 1 Q 5 s 2 3 5 1 C on grfztulations, Seniors from COMPLIMENTS BROADWAY of MARATHON SERVICE LEO J. POINSRTTE Broadway and Lavinia Tel. A-0958 COMPLIMENTS GEORGE H. BAILEY BEECHCRAFT OF Authorized Dealer BRIDRL Complete Aviation Service SHOP Baer Field K-4991 Compliments of ROUSSERU BROTHERS B U ET E R C H L ET, I N C. DeSoto Sales and Service Plymouth A-7182 Phone A-2133 Opposite North Side High School 500 East State Boulevard Cor. Fifth and Harrison Sts. Sales - Parts - Service Fon Wayne 7, Ind. 126 .. ,W zm!7fI' Besi Wishes To Graduafes of '53 from THE ECHO STAFF C on gwztulatiofzs to the SENIOR CLASS MOTOROLA RADIO 8. TELEVISION FRIEND am! 70 Comiagmenfzi 0 Wm. P. Schenkel and Sons BUILDERS AND ENGINEERS 1 120 Sf. Mary's Ave. Fort Wayne, Ind. CONGRATULATIONS from 0F Shepherds Se1-1 Serve Marhek A 3236 So. Calhoun Complete line of Meats groceries - frozen foods LOPSHIRE FLORISTS Greenhouse S-I-ellhorn Hardware Co. Pennsylvania at Lumbard A-7261 Robert A. Freiburger 1 CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS 2010 Fairf1e1d Avenue Phone H-2334 F071 WUYUSI 1l1diUl1U MEMBER-FLOWERS BY WIRE INC. 128 ' ongrafufafionri fo fire graduafion 664:55 ROGERS MARKETS INC 51.,.f ww... Smith St at Fulton grzenclfy Warlfeffi at Kmsmoor at Crescent , o 7 Pontiac at W. Jefferson Fairfield ' N. Anthony PARIS CLEANERS - DYERS 1209 Broadway H-2251 Store Hours 6:45 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. One day service Monday thru Friday Bring in and call for Quality and Satisfactory 1V0rkma1zsbip Pawllsch Shoe Repairing 1216 S. Calhoun A-7280 NIIKE'IS DR. V. F. KRING OPTOMETRIST Minit - Man EYE EXAMINATIONS and GLASSES Call A-6130 For Appointments Car Wash 1509 So. Calhoun St. 206 E. Jefferson Street Fort Wayne 2, Indiana 129 .,. BUILDING MATERIAL fram llre Builders is Your Assurance of u Gund .lab Well Done . . . ffwnsahulw gmdrnnr for Congrafufafiond Cfaas of l953 ll. B. SHANK Gi SUNS Best W'islJes-Graduate 1953 , Compliments C. R. GRIEGER CO. of 1500 so. clam. CHAR'-E5 V- DIRIG Ft. W yne, cI Slaeet Metal Contractor h 1,,F,,,-A, ,,L,. Y , , N , BRKER BOY Northern Indiana's Largest Photography Supply Store 1638 Wells Street H O R D i S Fort Wayne, Indiana 112 West Wayne St. Fort Wayne ' Congratulations Wm. Wunderlm 84 Sons to the WASTE MATERIAL DEALERS GRADUATION CLASS OF '53 601 S. Lafayette St. . LEANERS H482 A 4'4 2014 s. Anthony E-6336 One of Fort IVayne's Finest J U Open: 11 a.m. till 2 a.m. Daily N Holidays 11 a.m. till 9 p.m. I E S BESTAUBAN T Albert J Moore, jr. Prop. 1241 East Washington Blvd. Always the Newest and Most Complete Religious Article Assortments GFDRGE .L PHIHIPP 8 50N5' 1006 BROADWAY FORT WAYNE, INDIANA 4CH3 lHD2 GO0D LUCK SENIORS I9 -,1 Mi.. - -..-...----T - - - .X4 fQl CL jllfle jour MCLIAL5 jo My fl,C,,Zfy Our Gratitude jo Me .SZ.JmfJ Good Luck THE GRADUATES OF I953 IMMEDIATE D E L IV E R Y on Dodge and Plymouth cars and Dodge Job-Rated trucks the best selection in 24-Hour Emergency Service! 013 SO. CALHOUN STREET ' FORT WAYNE T33 LUMBER - BUILDERS' SUPPLIES INSULATION ROOFING A. R01-'TIIEIF 8 0 A-9 I 23 3000 Wells S+ree+ EVERYTHING EOR BUILDING S U E L Z E ll MODERN MOVING SERVICE NEW HAVEN LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO. Call the Lumber Number-2345 Dial 0 - Ask for New Haven - 2345 NO TOLL GEORGE'S FOCD SHOP Quality Meals and Groceries 3001 Reed St. We Deliver Phone H-4341 LIME-CITY-TRUCKING COMPANY DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN Fort Wayne, Indiana Warsaw, Indiana Huntington, Indiana Nappanee, Indiana No. Manchester, Ind. Bremen, Indiana Chicago, Ill., and Chicago Commercial Zone Phone Anthony 2140 1124 Sherman Street 134 H-ssos CLIFTON T FULK STEPHENSON DRUG STORE E 1' CGMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BEVERLY FOOD SHOP tyG yamf 5 EJH Painting and Decorating 1101 . Pontiac corner Smi h St. 2408 Lillie St. Fort Wayne, Indiana Phone H4297 For' WaYnef Indiana Compliments Quali rocer ea s I I2 . e erson Sf. TRUMP 'MRRKET ms W J H St DEWALD HOME AND ' e erson ' AUTO SUPPLY CO. Fancy Groceries Your Firestone Distributor for 35 years Choice Meats E-1879 Wayne a Cl y A-2311 W, H, SEI-BY COMPLIMENTS GROCERIES AND MEATS OF 1321 Winter St Phone A-1302 POWERS HRMBURGER x f-.V w? jim .Sllwof A school si first of all classes, teachers, books. Everything else is extra-curricular. ln the classroom we come into daily Contact with those who have dedicated their lives to the task of forming Christ in us. Here we learn that the arts and sciences reflect the beauty of God, that they are meant to lead us to Christ, both here and in the happy world to come. It is primarily in the classroom that Christ is 'formed in our hearts. ,,:..-- ' ' E flz 3'fLqh School zrauunq Q gurls wn Lf fha amen s are corawllly mwfea fo vu f e where operafors I0 are avcu able ,Mon fhrouqlz gi 8120 5 Self 9 k M EIONE COMPANY INDHKNA BELL TELEP 411 E BERRY STREET G4 Q Jqjlcwe foragzr fo ss 5- Q: S S' x '1 2 Y I Y Y I Y Y I Y I CW , I Employmenf ic ' ' las '1 . ri., - ., fo 1 as for rs.Cara Bates N . , n 00 07' U , e do anytlouzg in Earth' SEWER, STREETS, GRADING E CONSTRUCTEARTH oN- INC. ENGINEERING 3737 Hiawatha H-0511 all en . Ealfy 136 C SIX POINT GROCERY omla amen fd Grocer 0 BROUWER'S TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Your Firestone Distribzztor 1804 Broadway A-9401 Fort Wayne, Indiana 4225 S. Lafayette St. Tel. H 4208 Open Daily 7:30-6:00 PM Open Friday 7:50-9:00 PM Closed Sundays USE OUICK COMFORTING MEDIUATED Rd Dy t S t e d Help H I Ch Ch fed G S e E . . Q Il. U T A'd N r e ' Help Preve c 'o o ' or u s, urn and rasions IIT YOUR DRUG STORE 504: 831.00 For itching. Burning and Aid in Removing Psoriasis Scales For Rough, e . r Skin Due o Continuous or Frequent . Contact With Strong Soaps, Cleansers 1 , To oo I1 an ea upped. a , alled, unburn d Slain To Soothe xternal Rectal Irritation and Itc ing o I atu al H aling and nt Infe tl n f Min C t B s Ab Allen County Motors Inc. House of Sincere Service FORD SALES AND SERVICE 500 W. Main St. A-'I345 De Luxe Pastrg Shoppes Pastry at Its Bestl' 1232 Maumee Ave. A-2349 124 East Wayne E-5732 RONDOT Heating and I-lir Conditioning Sales and Service OIL, COAL, AND GAS - 5829 Bluffton Road H-0558 Fort Wayne, Indiana ies - Meats - Fruits and Vegetables F Fq Z North vnu - u.S7eruing fAe Wjffocfing Weeda ofa Confinenfn North American Van Llnes, Inc. Phone II-2144 Nat'I Headquarters Ft. Wayne WE SPECIALIZE 1N.- PRAYERBOOKS ckuclrlxlss 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. HRRRY NI. BOXBERGER C0. 1214 S. Calhoun St. Harry M. Boxberger Fort Wayne, Indiana COMPLIMENTS . u Yant Plumbing St Heating, Inc Plumbing Supplies and Service Flllleftll Home ' PHONE E-6106 1331 Maumee Ave A-0393 I21 6 Maumee Ave. Ft. Wayne 4, Ind 138 Y Yk4? . 0l'l'll9 U71 ell i6 Knights nf Qlnlumhua RUNYAN S SUPER sEnvlcE Motor Tune-up Tires Batteries 6 K of I Council No. 451 Fort Wayne, Indiana Calhoun - Lexington Ave. I H-2256 C A S P E R CLEANERS Same day cleaning In by 10 Out by 4. 3506 S. Calhoun H-6183 LADCO HEATING AND INSULATION COMPANY T914 South Calhoun Phone H-2104 Fort Wayne 9, Indiana Compliments of MIAC PRODUCTS COMPANY Makers of the 'MIAC Electric Dip Brazing Pot 742 Walnut Street OXLEY TYPEWRITER 8. OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Desks Fi!es Chairs Equipment Distributors for R. C. Allen Business Machines Portable Typewriters - All Makes 824 S. Clinton Ft. Wayne 2, Indiana E-T040 - E-'I049 E. A. Nelson Proprietors B. M. Nelson O'ROURKE at COMPANY 3 INSURANCE Congrafufafiona fo fke gracluafion Cfcwa BIIUADWAY HUME BAKERY 2609 Broadway H 1294 , Dis ensers of Happiness ROSE 81 WRLSH JEWELERS FRANK MORTHCRST 10 9 s c Ih 816 M d A59793 1-160634 THE CRADLE SHOP muNGovAN and soNs dC H2114 DONALD I MUNGOVAN S Cl t A1101 P Building 8. Remodeling 0 o. u oun Street o ison St. - FUNERAL DIRECTORS Infants' an lJild1'en's Wear Phone - 823 . in on sf. A ' Congrafufafionfi fo me Cfdrfif of 1953 PONTIAC HARDWARE H-2128 Pontiac at Gay 141 1 BRYIE - LASH SHELL Lake - Anthony Your Lakeside Dealer Complete Car Service COMPLIMENTS ' OF H R L L ' S DRIVE IN CONPUMENTS JIM KELLEY MOTORS lnc. OF 315 East Washington Blvd. Authorized Sales and Service Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks Frank J. Callahan Jim Callahan A-4135 Fort Wayne 2, Ind. SWANS0N9S Pl0N LANDSCAPE 00. WMF M495 mnffff-7 Argel L. Pion Peter J. DeVoogdt TRY 'EM THEY,RE GOOD GRADUATE LANDSCAPE ELLISON BRKERY INC. ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS R- R- 6 FW' W Y e' 'nd- DESIGNING AND CONSTRUCTION Nursery Located on Leo Rd., l Mi. north of Municipal Beach E-4952 ALTER BROTHERS DISTRIBUTOR U. S. Tires - Batteries - DuPont Paints 502 E. Wayne Corner Clay Street Phone A-'I431 Fort Wayne, Indiana J . - . ey . V. - - 75.1, -. CALL SWISS DRY CLEANERS Gregory R. Lauer and Son BUILDERS E Wash'n o v I W E 5818 H 67955 CLARK S BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN CAKES COOKIES BREADS F t LAPP BROS PHARMACY 1813 . I gt n Bl d. For ayne, Indiana I PIES ROLLS Pfescriptiorz Service Best in or Wayfze . a e St. - Eait State and oo ward - 1320 E St t A 3492 W d E5213 J. E. MARON EY 5. COMPANY, INC. Complete lzzszzimnce Service Telephone A-1232 - A-1233 Lincoln Bank Tower Fort Wayne 2, Indiana 60l'l'Ll0AI'l'lel'lt6 ST. IOSEPH HUSPITI-IL and its SCHUUL 0F NURSING Valspar Paints Power Tools Floor C o vering 1l ater Heaters Barb Room Accessories Kitchen Cabinets Pipe Fittings Hard ware COHIIJ ANI ell L15 0 MAIN HARDWARE 8: PLUMBING SUPPLY C0. 201-5 W. Main St. Sbermafz Myers H011 the Corner gongrafufafions Cfaas of ,53 . . . and may your problems along Lifels way be small! When you have a paint or decorating problem there is an O'BRIEN FINISH for every purpose and every purse. MAUMEE PAINT Gm SUPPLY 227 E. Berry St. Phone A-1171 FREE PARKING around the corner on Barr St. across from the Telephone Bldg. The Dairy ou Your Doorstep ESKRY DAIRY COMPANY Milk - Cottage Cbeese - Butter 449 W. Baker St. A-6133 CUT RATE GRCCERY 306 E. Wayne Sf. Frozen Foods - Meats - Vegetables COLONIAL MARKET 4238 S. Calhoun Phone H-4374 Complete Line-Groceries-Meat-Produce Open Sundays 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. You can always be sure of a good buy at FURS bg L. CHESTER Q 2428 Broadway Fort Wayne, Indiana Phone H-6225 4. '. at 'I' I 6 .Q- Aw A , I sl .vii N xy x I R . pw vb - 55512, M: ' N1 V X Q, ., ftgifpi. '1 ::. if 4 4 Q x 1, ,. .- M Qi- ' 'Nj x -91 N 2 S, Sf Vi S X. vi, N 15 Q ' X5 4. Wk A. vii e Rv. 4 as N W 4. Qjwi- 4 I mszfiigxx 2 uk.. X ,W xv, Ji , ag-x ,, 1 L ' 4? , A A . xy Ham fx Six x w 1 ,, I 4 ,x v I .9 . 5 I 1 I, W , -..J-1.1. A. . ii 5 i 3 3 E I . 11 4 .K 1 .Sq 'Q xl . 'v - Y W ff .QL a , QQ . U' , ' 3 if., - ' 'gy ' - L Av 1 I fl ff' I . 1 1 f 1 , - ' iff f' l f XXX iff? A -f'A ' 3 f f fi Q ff v 'QAW NC ff X UNM E f 4 , 9? , W 4 i 5 M K .V wo-uf? i -E-TV The Most Reverend John Francis Noll D.D., LL.D., Bishop of Fort Wayne The Most Reverend Leo. A. Pursley Auxiliary Bishop of Fort Wayne xy ,: Jw. mx -Dwi 'N '. N84 ON we 1 3-.uw Q 1 NSN My 41 WWXS MSN ummm wang Afnwxmw Q ss' Xvwya ww f wwfs wean -ww PKR? Nik 5 fm 1. ww waxes Q wwf-mnwm a iiSY'59K'5.3K Q S SWS iw. ' 9. eww WH-X H3358 R? XNASMUIS WQK NWE S3913 Q RxiN RQf NAQ H NZ :kXSz2Y',i3miF 3.1. em WIN 2 RSSMQKQN Riff-as gill QQSi KNxX ww www x BF' xg Ji 'T f' sg! XNRNINYL 4 '-KY film! Q NKQNUBHK Qmwnwkg mv- NMKXS. A 135186-'iiknx REQ!! WK il!!! WHA RB? NRM WK SEQ RN' X355 as x B: Xia we 133666, RW iam was v-wma Q im-umm N1 emu alumina Nuns Milligan UIQ-it QR? Nun sax me 'sf P! YEQW' Na IW! K Yi Ri 53 x sf x 4 -'mm , , Q x 2 Qw- .MN New gow, Kiwi 'kk kx imsx, sausezsssx ummm f UWM? 1 :mum S.M'1 QGNIN 'Summa magnum www mm 'Y4Si Nidvisbwasiws SSRN! SUV' RN QW ers:-1 mx Q, rp' wx f'SQ'F fifvi l X 5 YN? iw? uf f- WTSZIQ 'QMX F922 . .1 ,. ,,, X' Swv . ' 'SAV V5 .. . lg-J -. N,-I . ,, M, M s -f wx ' -L.z..- In a day which is noted for state- aid to large institutions, it is the heavy burden ofthe treasurer of a Catholic High School to continue our traditions on a privately financed basis. We are more than grateful to Monsignor Charles J. Feltes for his untiring labors on behalf of Central Catholic. ,naw . :CN- r ., if im' lg iw s ,zs-vs--.- Father Fred J. Westendorf's im- perturbable faith in teen-agers, the confidence in God and the personal strength that he radiates obviously qualify him for the serious task of being our spiritual director. 14 It im --ws . ,,,- ,, , L- ' QA. '51, sk ,lx -5' . -L Elf 5 5 Rl, . ,Y X P' fn Y ' w Q 1 t ,-'fk,N3.., Mum .5111 .. X. 1 sv N . Xwgw ,... V .NL 4 Aw... A ,, ,V mano . . -'C' , 1 ff, lu: V ,, Q -mg E Q! S ff 1. hh? W n . ' ,'5'5Ub2 QW fl? G SE 553269201 1i - 731512255 . lg X X z A '96 fu O w V , I The Classics-Christian humanism in action. Latin. Sisters Mary Austin, Assumpta, Maureen Clare, Thomas Aquinas. To be in awe at God's beauty through the window of nature. Physical Sciences. Sisters Michael, Miriam Joseph, Mary Agnitc. I6 ji, ...fs eir im, ? .4-ui-0 - f B' Chris! in 4 Order and measure in the world-evidence of a higher Mind Mathematics. Sisters Mary Joanne, Francis Elvire, Henrietta Marie Mary Marita. Competence in business affairs-a cog in Christian formation Business. Sisters Mary Hermine, Mary Dorita, Mary Maxelindc. Christ-the complete answer to society's problems. Social Studies. Sisters Jane de Chantal, Mary Bernadette, Marie Curita. I To develop the most necessary skill, the most enduring source of pleasure. English. Sisters Miriam, Francis Jerome, Aloyse Cecile, Agnes Raphael. To form CII of Chrigf in US, body The greatest perfection, holiness ond soul, Physical Education. Mr. in our lives. Religion. Fathers Edward Cobett, Mr. Forest Ander- Muldoon and Hammond. son Mr William Hicks. -' I I - ' ' ' , S ' s f3i.7'3 :i'iQ'?l L' 1' ' , - vi 3, . , Stiff gf, . V ls l , l N l i.34f L' B 525-95 - Q . 'I' . 7,, st ,Q if 37 A F ' f , -' ' -ii-7 . 1.1 ' f cur-sj 'ri C .ff J l V , Q L5 f 51:- . f ' , . 1 I ,m mfgf -. 4 5 it , .L 1 - 5..- i nl' Fm 'C' .Y ...jx , ' 3. WVTRXXXN - wilxxmixxmv, .ml luuxllulnx eir ocafion, perkcfion , , V-I +view The changeless ideals of a well-balanced culture rooted in Christian tradition. History. Sisters Mary Berenice, Mary Amarella, Agnes Rophael. Life, natural as well as supernatural, begins in God. Biology. Sisters Mary Ellen, Agnes Aloyse, Louise Clare. Joy is a part of perfection, song is its overflow in our lives. Music. Mr. John Yonkman, Miss Mary Helen Lewis, Sister Leone Therese, Mr. Joseph Woods, Mr. Charles Smith. I9 .P - anna , Danny Bogden operates a lathe as Ted Weaver, Tom Ryan, and Joe Henry look on. Dick Duane gives a demonstration of the oscilloscope at a science club meeting. OPPOSITE PAGE C.C. students find school can be fun in ca Central ceramics and clay moulding class. Back row, then front, .loan Keller, Ken Casper, Gayle Michelle, Dick Pichon, Jim Zurbuch, Betty Bowers, Eugene Kolk- man. A Central Wood Pattern class. 20 1. .ic niece! .xdrfidfic Q ere M ive, e earn Members of Sister Henrietta Marie's plane geom- etry class, Edward Bensman, Joann Baker, and Marlyn Bosler observe John Gallagher explaining a geo- metric construction. Sister Loretta Anne explains to Jorge Seleme, her Spanish student from Bolivia, the meaning behind the Stars ond Stripes. Dorothy Daley and Tom Lomont study polyhedrons in Sister Francis Elvire's solid geometry class. Barbara Baker points out a clause of the Constitu- tion to Sara Figert, Don Schatifer and Ken Bobay in the U.S. History class of Sister Mary Amarella. A bright sun and the busy chatter of typewriters creates o pleasant atmosphere for advanced typists. Sister Leone Therese prepares Carolyn Getty for a music recital during a priva e lesson. - 'V V - X1'1111X11'Kx'vi'vA r: w.. :s'f'i.:. I 3 4 x 1, ss nllifllr fi I -,! fi Y! it ll Q i 2 . I JE Vieux' I 4 xv A 5: kawr, QS--it S9 if E x QA' .QE V xi Xa .f.,, , x - ' . 5 A , 'xvvwilvvrx 1'mx 9n?'K. 'kc-K -lzrmaxln ll Ill-l umm gene Xa f fmwwsifwf 'R 5 is H- Q5 T 3 MW left ia A group of interested science students listen attentively to a lecture on the fourth floor. Sister Michael points out the intricacies of the atom to Tom Allgeier and Herman Rost. Dale Zinn, Rosemary Willig, and John Stier run thru their lines for a radio play, Dick Alt and Bernard Roussey adiusting the sound system while Carol Taylor and Maryellen McKee-man prompt and Kathryn Marea and Gloria Ferraiola await their turn. Sister Alphonsus with her helpful guidance encourages a spirit of study and research for a group of library students. 25 z A '96 fu O w flux 1' jlze .gguclenf - goofy, .gpairif Mr. Anderson's Health 8- Safety class receives instruction on artificial respiration with Paul Nicodemus as the patient. Fay Sparkman demonstrates the proper use of the voting machine to future voters Ray Mattes and Sally Aurentz in Sister Jane de Chantal's Civics class. Undergraduates learn that Christ is the centcr of C.C. class life from Father Westendorf in a chapel session. Father Muldoon explains the Mysteries of Christ's Life while Kathy Hunt, Joe Roger, and Betty Romary listen attentively. In the Latin l class of Sister Thomas Aquinas, Beverly Ryer, Timothy Needler, Alfred Welch, Bob Miles, Rosalie Fulk, and Sandra Kessner examine the school seal. 26 Mx s... Nu wi Jgffenfion, nuedfigafion, rogredzi Ray Pelz, Bernard Roussey, and Rosann McCarthy study their rights and duties as citizens in the sociology class of Sister Mary Bernadette. Joan Brown, Jerry Christian, and Mary .lo Miles play eye spy in the biology class of Sister louise Clare. ' Sister Hermine's typing ll class moves efliciently thru a daily test to increase their speed. Nancy Brayer, Mike Tancey, and Pot Kelley check a local editorial problem in Sister Myra's iournalism class. larry Sorg puts his imagination to work in a Central art class. 29 ll Q7l a6!lfL6LiQZf At the end of four wonderful years, the graduates look back on their school life with vivid memories. As Freshmen we were confused, eager. As we advanced in school, we grew in grace and knowledge. Now that we are leaving, we take with us more than memories, we hope that we have undergone a real change, a genuine growth of mind and soul. We are the products of this four year process. We must carry into our adult lives the permanent reflection of Him who is our model-Christ. mu. . 1 ,Q . I is 5,. if 4 ' A. 4 if f. . M I' -' 'f 0- 6 ' -hm QM ' 2 M - ' Hn an ,A gf I, ' :-- -.. Lx X 1 V, X X x Q x ii' s , ' ,Q 5 ji f V ,x fl, If . ,,. x Y 2 Y: if 1 ,ff 1 K :Qs x. N . o o n o o .fddcgfg - ibefermcnafzon - jcum Senior Class officers John Friess, vice-president, Bonnie Horn, secretary, Eugene Eifrid, president, and Rosemary Klein, treasurer, are fine examples of the leadership that the class of '53 has shown. And comes the spring, a part of each Senior will remain, along with the symbolic shillelagh, under the shadow of the statue. We leave something very dear to us, four precious years of our youth, the ioys and struggles that necessarily belong to this period of our coming of age. But we take something even more precious away from C. C., from under the shadow of the statue - the formation, the influence of Him whom the statue represents - Christ. , To write a class history would be impossible, for everyone retains his mcst memorable experiences in his own heart. School has meant: books, pep-sessions, lost locker keys, the rush at the center stairs, math assignments, and the 'final bell. Now all are things of the past. lt was a memorable past, an excellent school, and the class was superb - our Senior Class of l953. 32 enior .gllzofarfi 3miL.l tl t t Y I Four Year Honors: Row l: W. Hotffert, E. Ankenbruck, J. Kraus, M. Needler, E. Gocke, J. Schaenle. Row 2: C. Mauch, R. Greter, M. Oswald, C. Wolf. Row 3: Alt, F, Kramer, M. Tierney, S. Ledden, J. Suelzer, W. Carr, E. Eifrid. - Second Honors: Row l: M. Haley, C. Getty, S. Blackburn, D. Stout, S. Hipskind. Row 2: C. Taylor, R. Dirig, M. Arnold, N. Hunt, R. Klein. Row 3: C. Klingenberger, K. Kimmel, L. Moulin, D. Alt, M. Gildea. lRightl Valedictorian and Salutatorian, Martin Tierney and Mary Ann Oswald. We sometimes associate scholastic honors with being a bookworm, letting the world and its interests roll by. These seniors will laugh at your library dust and thick spectacles. Look over the seven rows of faces above. They have been in the thick of class activity, assuming real leadership, taking the lion's share of respon- sibility for whatever needed doing. The four year honor students especially have gained our respect. lt was a long tour years, but they enioyed it. The privilege of delivering the Valedictorian and the Salutatorian addresses went to the top senior boy and girl, the best and most enviable scholastic award a C. C. student can achieve. We are proud of them from first to last. 33 ala eniorfi - gy gafof Representative Seniors: Carol Mauch and Donald Nommay, Most Co-operative: Martin Tierney and Sue Ledden, Most Scholarlyp John Friess and Nancy Roethele, Most Friendly: Eileen O'Day and Bernard Roussey, Most Gentlemanly and Ladylikeg Nancy Blee and Gene Eifrid, Most Athletic. These are our choices-the students with whom we lived and studied and played-the ones we think are tops for a spirit of co-operation, for a cheerful friendliness, for the fine art of being well-mannered, for intellectual and athletic ability and effort. They sum up, as well as any of us could, the qualities we want outsiders to associate with Central Catholic students. That is why we call them our representative seniors. ' The five categories represented by these students bespeak something solid and worth while in the hearts of those chosen to fill them. They reflect the total picture of Catholic education. We think they are the best argument that could be given for the theme we chose for this book -Christ in the student. 3 4 l if Sig L.: I swf! L 'fir .fda ana! a Mginning A lonely figure in a darkened hall - will we forget? The gym will remember our tremendous roars, the stairs our measured footfalls, the lolackboards our halting attempts at self-expression. A humble genuflection, ci friendly smile, a white scroll, the strains of Pomp and Circumstancef' Then the farewells, and the class of '53, as the class of '52 before, climaxes one career only to begin another. 35 Q., ' ffigyx -, 'Q - ' is . si z A '96 fu O w f7Ae C M5 JACQUELINE ALBERDING Jackie 1130 West Packard Ave. St. John Veronica Guild 25 SC 45 Dramatics Club 45 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Letter 35 Scholastic Monogram 2 DONALD F. ALSPAUGH Fuzzy 2517 Chestnut St. Andrews Intramurals DONALD P. ALT Don 117 E. Fleming Ave. St. John Latin Club 35 Scholastic Monogram 1,3,45 lntra- murals5 Science Club 45 Civics Club 4 RICHARD ALT Rapid Richard 1113 Delaware Ave. St. Jude Latin Club Consul 35 Varsity Football 2,35 Reserve Basketball5 SC 3,45 CSMC Vice Pres. 45 Civics Pres. 45 SHAMROCK Sports Editor5 Scholastic Monogram, Quill and Scroll ELIZABETH J. ANKENBRUCK Betsy 1015 Liberty St. St. Mary Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Business Mgr. 3, Pres. 45 Band 45 SHAMROCK Rep. 25 SC 45 Science Club 3,45 Civics Club5 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,45 Highest Average 25 IU Final Algebra Exam NORINE ANKENBRUCK Renie 2509 N. Anthony St. Jude lntramurals5 GAA Officer 15 Triangle, Numerals5 SSC Rep. 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 SHIRLEY ARMSTRONG Shirl 502 Jackson St. Paul Scholastic Monogram 1,2,35 Glee Club I5 Band, 1,2, 3,45 Letter, Sweater5 Orchestra 3,45 Veronica Guild, 2,35 Latin Club 35 Civics Club5 SSC Rep 25 ECHO Rep. 45 First C. of C. Essay 2 MARY MARGARET ARNOLD Mary 4805 Tacoma St. John Veronica Guild 25 Civics Club5 CSMC Rep. 35 GAA Triangle5 lntramurals5 Glee Club 1,25 Dramatics Club 3,45 SHAMROCK Rep, 2,45 Science Club 45 Scholastic Monogram I,2,4 ROBERT ARNOLD A Lefty 3717 Oliver St. St. Peter Class Secretary 15 Class Treasurer 35 Varsity Foot- ball 2,3,45 Football Monogram 2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Track 2,3,45 SSC Rep. 3,45 Fighting 69th Lieut. 4 PATRICIA AUER Pat 4012 Bowser Ave. Sacred Heart GAA Triangle, Numerals5 Glee Club Ensemble 2,3,45 Glee Club Award SALLIE I. AURENTZ Sal 3016 Euclid Ave. St. Patrick Veronica Guild 2,35 Dramatics Club 45 lntramurals5 Civics Club5 SHAMROCK Staff 3,45 Art Club 45 Award Fire Prevention Poster Contest JOAN R. BACON Jeanie Rural Route Ill, Payne, Ohio Band 1,25 Officer 3,45 lntramurals5 CSMC Rep. 15 SSC 45 Civics Club5 SHAMROCK Staff 4 DOLORES BALTZLI Dodie 1617 St. Mary's Ave. Precious Blood lntramurals5 Veronica Guild 45 SHAMROCK Staff 4 BARBARA A. BARGE Barb 525 E. Sherwood Terrace Sacred Heart Glee Club 15 Veronica Guild 1,25 CSMC Rep. 2 THOMAS J. BARON Tom 830 Woodview St. Hyacinth JOSEPH G. BASHARA Jo-Jo 1324 Buchanan St. St. Peter lntramurals5 SC 45 And Came the Spring PATRICIA L. BATCHELDER Pat 415 E. Masterson Ave. St. Peter lntramurals5 CSMC Rep. 35 SHAMROCK Rep. 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Meet Corliss Archer NANCY M. BECK Nance 535 Kinsmoor Ave. St. Patrick Library Stat? 45 SSC Rep. 2 36 0793 ROSALIE M. BECKER 2318 Fox Ave. St. Patrick Science Club 35 Veronica Guild 25 Scholastic Mono- gram 1,25 Band Sweater, Letter 2 WILLIAM R. BECKER Aug 4221 Fairfield Ave. St. John Scholastic Monogram 25 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Foot- ball Monogram 2,3,45 All-City Footlcall 4 ELAINE H. BENG5 Lainee 2502 Buena Vista Drive St. Jude CSMC Rep. 15 Twirler 45 Orchestra 3,4, Sec. 45 lntra- murals5 GAA Triangle, Numerals THOMAS W. BEST Tom 2317 Westbrook Drive Cathedral Science Club 45 Glee Club 15 Camera Club 4 SHIRLEY A. BLACKBURN 4329 S. Fairfield Ave. St. John Veronica Guild 1,2,35 Dramatics Club 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4, Officer 4, Monogram 2,45 ECHO Advertising5 SHAMROCK Ad. Mgr. 45 Art Club 45 Red Cross Rep. 1,45 Scholastic Monogram 1,3,45 Chapel Choir 3,4 RONALD BLAUVELT Bovae 3722 Bowser Ave. St. Patrick Red Cross Treas. 45 CSMC Rep. 15 lntramurals5 Civics Club NANCY M. BLEE Sammy 1132 Westover Road St. Patrick Science Club 35 SSC Rep. 1,35 SC 3,45 CSMC Rep. 35 Band 1,2,3,4, Olticer 3,45 Dance Band5 Library StaFf5 Orchestra 2,3,45 lntramurals5 GAA Pres. 4, Triangle, Numerals, Letter5 Band Letter, Sweater5 SHAMROCK Rep., Writer 45 Veronica Guild 1,25 Representative Senior5 And Came the Spring NORBERT L. BOBAY Norb 518 Madison St. St. Mary intramuraIs5 Civic Club VIOLET A. BOBAY Vi R. R. 1110 St. Joseph, Hessen Cassel Veronica Guild 2,35 SHAMROCK Stat? Typist 45 lntra- murals5 GAA Point Sec. 1,4, Triangle, Numerals, Letter5 ECHO Typist 45 Perfect Attendance 2,3 JOSEPH L. BOEHRER Joe 2528 Edsall Ave. Cathedral Varsity Football 2,3,45 Football Monogram 45 Civics Club5 Intramurals JAMES PAUL BOSCHET Jim 5829 S. Fairfield Ave. St. John JEANNE M. BOSLER 1721 Randalia Drive St. Jude Veronica Guild 2,35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Monogram 2,35 Accompanist 35 ECHO Rep. 35 SHAMROCK Rep. 15 Intramurals HARRIET J. BOWERS 6044 Abbott Sacred Heart Veronica Guild 1,2,35 CSMC Rep. 1,25 Dramatics Club 3,45 Glee Club 15 Civics Club5 SHAMROCK Reporter, Typist 3,45 Library Staff 1,2,35 lntramurals5 Twirler 1,2,3 SHARON K. BOWERS Sharry 1514 Wabash Ave St. Mary Twirler 2,3,4, Twirling Monogram DONNA BOXBERGER 1717 Cortland Ave. Precious Blood Civics Club5 Intramurals EILEEN S. BOYCE 411 Poplar St. Patrick Veronica Guild 2,35 Dramatics Club 45 Intramurals JERRY BOYCE 411 Poplar St. Patrick Science Club 35 CSMC Rep. 25 Class Pres. 15 Class Sec. 2 NEIL F. BRACHT 1125 Kinsmoor Ave. St. Patrick Lieut. Fighting 69th 45 SSC 45 Class Day Committee 45 Dramatics Club 4. 37 'KW of-crm' -eu-I X 'faiszrvi fl? PWM 'Q-'17 '19 2-If 99 a.-1-' 'wr '2::zr Ni ,ao .1 QNX 'B' env M., 1 111' 'Gt s.. ...uf we C add MARY ANN BROTHERS Annie 1102 Powers St., New Haven St. John, New Haven Glee Club 1, Intramurals, Veronica Guild 3,4, SHAM- ROCK Typist 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Band Monogram and Sweater CHARLES BROWN Bud 123 Green St. St. John, New Haven Civics Club, Proiector Club 4, SC 4, Varsity Basket- ball 2,3, Varsity Football 2,3,4, Monogram 2,3,4 CLAIRE BUETER Claire-Beat 2219 Forest Park Blvd. St. Jude Intramurals, Civics Club, Red Cross l,4, Glee Club l,2,3, Dramatics Club 3,4 RICHARD BURNS Dick 433 E. Leith St. Peter JOHN K. CARCIONE 620 E. Mosterson St. Peter VINCENT J. CAREY Vince 427 E. Taber St. St. Peter Intramurals, Varsity Football 3,4, Track 1,2,4 WALTER E. CARR 1307 W. Wildwood Walt St. Paul Civics Club, Orchestra 2,3,4, 2000 Merit Music Award, Band 1,2,3,4, Band Letter and Sweater, Dance Band 2,3,4, Color Guard 2,3,4, CSMC Rep. 4, Chapel Server 4, Projector Club 4, Science Club 3,4, Scholas- tic Monogram 1,2,3,4, SHAMROCK Sports Writer 4, ECHO Music Editor 4 KENNETH J. CASPER Ken 3626 S. Calhoun St. St. Patrick Art Club 4, Christ-Child Festival Committee 4 NANCY E. CHAMBERLIN 2111 Alboma Ave. St. Jude Intramurals, Glee Club 2, Civics Club, CSMC Rep. 1, Veronica Guild 2, SSC Rep. 2, SC 3, SHAMROCK StaFf 4, And Came the Spring ACY I. CHANDLER Ducy 416 Bass St. St. Joseph Glee Club 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Varsity Football 1,2,3, All-City 1,2,3, Varsity Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, Varsity Monogram 1,2,3 ' LARRY E. CLOSE Clarence 3125 Bowser Ave. St. Hyacinth Glee Club 1, Scholastic Monogram 1, ECHO Rep. 2, SSC Rep. 3, Science Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, Scholastic Competition Award 3, SHAMROCK Staff 4, History Award 3, Civics Club FRANKLIN COLONE Daley 422 W. Mosterson St. St. Patrick Red Cross 2 GERALD E. CRAWFORD Jerry 2130 Wells St. Precious Blood Band 4, Orchestra 4, Track SALLY ANN DAGER Wally 2415 Chestnut St. St. Andrew Veronica Guild 2, Red Cross Re MICHAEL C. DAHM Bert 2007 Kensington St. Jude SSC Rep. 4 DOROTHY DALEY Dart 3724 S. Gay St. St. Patrick Science Club 3, Dramatics Club 3,4, SHAMROCK Feature Editor 4, ECHO Snapshot Editor 4, Meet Corliss Archer , And Came the Spring MARY JO DAVIS P.B. 2403 Woodward Ave. St. Jude Veronica Guild 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, ECHO Rep. 2, CSMC Rep, 3, Civics Club, Spanish Club 4, Science Club 3, Dramatics Club 4, Red Cross 4, SHAMROCK Circulation Mgr. 4 ROSE ANN DIRIG Rosie 1602 Maumee Ave. St. Mary Class Vice Pres. 1, Pres. 2, Vice Pres. 4, Band 1,2, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,4, Veronica Guild 2, SC 3, GAA Triangle 38 0 1953 THOMAS J. DEVINE Andy 713 E. Jefferson St. Cathedral Stage Manager 47 And Came the Spring EDWIN DEWALD Ed 455 E. Creighton St. Patrick lntramurals7 Varsity Football 2,3,4, Monogram 3,47 Track 1,2,3,4, Monogram 2,3,47 Class Vice Pres. 2 TERENCE O. DRENNAN T.O. 618 W. Berry St. St. Jude lntramurals7 Civics Club7 Proiector Club 47 Varsity Football 4, Monogram 4 NADINE G. DOSADO 2803 Evans St. Peter lntramurals7 GAA 1,27 ECHO Rep. 27 Scholastic Mono- gram 1,2,37 Civics Club7 Dramatics Club 3 RICHARD DUANE Dick R. R. 2210 St. John Glee Club 1,27 SC 47 Science Club 3,4 EUGENE E. EIFRID Gene 3102 Alexander St. St. Peter Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,47 Varsity Basketball 3,47 Varsity Football 3,4, All City 47 Varsity Monogram 3,47 Class Pres. 47 Captain, Fighting 69th7 Representa- tive Senior ELIZABETH FARRA Betty 3525 S. Hanna St. SI. Patrick Glee Club 17 Civics Club DANIEL E. FENKER Dan 2817 New Haven Ave. SI. Andrew Scholastic Monogram 37 Reserve Basketball 37 Span- ish Club 47 Varsity Basketball 4, Monogram 47 Track 3,47 Cross Country 2,3,4 JAMES FENKER Jim 3118 S. Anthony St. Peter lntramurals7 Cross Country 27 Reserve Basketball 2 GLORIA FERRAIOLO Glorie 2725 New Haven Ave. St. Andrew lntramurals7 SSC Rep. 17 Veronica Guild 2, Treasurer 37 Secretary 47 Glet Club 37 Dramatics Club 3,47 The Big Help Production Mgr. 37 Jenny Kissed Me Ticket Mgr. 37 Meet Corliss Archer Ticket Mgr. 47 Dramatics Medal7 SC 47 SHAMROCK Reporter 47 And Came the Spring Asst. Director DANIEL L. FIGEL Dan 816 Wagner St. Cathedral lntramurals7 Varsity Football 2,3,4, Monogram 47 Civics Club7 Proiector Club JAMES E. FLAHARTY Jim 2943 S. Hanna St. Peter ROBERT J. FORTMAN Bob 1640 Emerson Drive Queen of Angels lntramurals7 Science Club 4 JOHN G. FRIESS Jacque 1940 Lawndale Drive St. Jude Class Pres. 3, Vice Pres. 47 Scholastic Monogram 1,27 SC 3,47 Science Club 47 Civics Club7 Varsity Football 2,3,4, Monogram 2,3,4, All-City 3,47 lntramurals7 Track 1,27 Representative Senior7 NROTC Scholarship DOROTHY L. GENNAITTE Dart 1215 S. Barr St. St. Mary lntramurals7 Veronica Guild 17 GAA 1,27 Red Cross Rep. 47 Band 1,2,3,4 MAXINE GEPHART Max Yoder, Indiana St. Aloysius JEROME GERARD Red 4506 Arlington St. John lntramurals7 Dramatics Club 47 Meet Corliss Archer 7 And Came the Spring TERRY A. GERARDOT 1958 Fourth St. Precious Blood CSMC Rep. 17 Spanish Club 47 Civics Club 39 MIM? uuiaiiiyr STEP 5 can f 'wllilllr erm UA.. C M JOAN M. GERHARDSTEIN Jodi 1634 Richardson St. Precious Blood Veronica Guild 3,45 CSMC Rep. 15 Glee Club 15 Civics Club LOIS GERHARDSTEIN 520 E. Jefferson St. St. Mary Civics Club5 Scholastic Monogram 1,25 Glee Club 1,2, Treas. 1, Award 2 CAROLYN R. GETTY 4623 Tacoma Ave. St. John Veronica Guild 1,25 Science Club 3,45 Orchestra 1,2, 3,4, Bus. Mgr. 45 Red Cross Rep. 35 Scholastic Mono- gram 2,3,45 Orchestra Letter, Sweater5 CSMC Rep. 4 CLEM R. GETTY 3607 S. Webster Street St. Patrick lntramurals5 Civics Club GERALD E. GETTY Gerry 815 Pasadena Drive St. John LOUIS P. GIGLI Louie 2402 Grearter St. St. Joseph Civics Club5 Intramurals MARY M. GILDEA 737 W, Fourth St. Precious Blood Veronica Guild 2,35 SSC Rep. 25 ECHO Rep. 25 CSMC Rep. 45 SHAMROCK Reporter 35 Dramatics Club 45 Scholastic Monogram 1,3,45 Glee Club 1,2 CONSTANCE E. GLASPER Connie 660 W. Fifth St. Precious Blood Veronica Guild 1,25 Intramurals JANET E. GLENWITH Jan' 716 W. Foster Parkway St. John SSC Rep. 4 ELAINE A. GOCKE 1123 W. Jefferson St. I St. Paul Veronica Guild Vice-Pres. 35 SC 35 Latin Club 3,45 ECHO Business Mcnager5 Scholastic Monogram 1,2, 3,4 Highest Average 3 GERMAINE R. GOODMAN Jim 1325 DuBois St. Sl. Andrew Veronica Guild 25 Glee Club 1,25 Red Cross Rep. 15 GAA Triangle, Numerals5 lnlramurals5 Civics Club5 SC 1 WAYNE A. GRABNER 437 W. Fleming Ave. St. John RITA GRAY Rita 333 W. Leith Sl. Sl. Peter LLOYD A. GREMAUX Zulu, Indiana St. Louis Scholastic Monogram 1 ROSAN GRETER Rosie 216 W. Taber St. St. Patrick Civics Club5 SHAMROCK Staff 45 Scholastic Mono- gram 1,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll THOMAS GRIMMER 2301 Forest Park Blvd. St. Jude Latin Club 35 Science Club 35 Civics Club5 Lieut. Fighting 69th, 45 Intramurals XMARILYN GUNKEL 2918 Reed St. St. Hyacinth SSC Rep5 Veronica Guild 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 GAA Triangle5 Prom Court NANCY J. GUTERMUTH Nanc 4407 Drury Lane St, John Veronica Guild 3,45 CSMC Rep. 35 Library StaFf5 Office Staff 2 40 1 of 1953 MARY ANN HAEFLING Annie 415 Buchanan St. St. Peter ECHO Rep. 35 CSMC Rep. 45 SHAMROCK Staff 45 OH1ce Staff 4 SHIRLEY 'HAGGENJOS ' Haggie 814 Madison St. St. John Veronica Guild 45 Civics Clul:5 lntramurals5 GAA Triangle ANN HAHN Rudy 3226 Winter SI. St. Hyacinth Civics Club5 Orchestra I,2,3,45 Contest Award Orch. 2,3 MARY MARGARET HALEY Marge 3223 S. Barr St. St. Patrick Civics Club 45 CSMC Rep. 45 lntramurals5 GAA Vice Pres., Triangle, Numerals5 GAA Point Sec. 3,45 SHAMROCK Reporter, Writer 45 Scholastic Mono- gram 4 DOROTHY A. HANLEY Dorf 1426 Lillie St. Sl. Andrew Dramatics Club 35 Civics Club5 GAA 1,2 PHYLLIS A. HANSON Phyl 4029 Smith St. Sacred Heart GAA Triangle, Numerals5 CSMC Rep. 3 CARL HARBER State Rd. ffl, Yoder St. Aloysius lntramurals5 CSMC Rep. 25 SSC Rep. 1 MARTIN P. HART Marty 316 W. DeWald St. Sl. Patrick And Came the Spring AGNES HARTMAN 2501 Hanna St. St. Peter Dramatics Club 3,45 ECHO Rep. 45 Scholastic Mono- gram 1,2,3,45 GAA Triangle GRAHAM HATCHER Snafcher 1609 Forest Park Blvd. St. Jude ECHO Rep. 45 Civics Club5 Projector Club 45 lntra- murals RICHARD HAUGHN Poor DeviI 1125 W. Jefferson St. St. Paul Science Club 35 SHAMROCK Sports Editor 3,45 Or- chestra 1,2,3,45 Civics Club5 lntramurals5 SHAMROCK Rep. 35 Quill and Scroll THOMAS HAYDEN Tom 516 W. DeWald St. St. Patrick Band, Orchestra, Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Civics Club5 lntramurals5 Band Monogram 3 EDWARD L. HEIDENREICH 731 E. Jefferson St. Intramurals SUZANNE HEIDENREICH 731 E. Jefferson St. lntramurals5 CSMC Rep. Cross Rep. 1 FRANCIS HENSLER 3108 S. Calhoun IRWIN HENRY 519 E. Suttentield 1,25 GAA Scholastic Monogram 15 Spanish Club 4 JOSEPH HENRY 1806 Delaware Ave. r,Ed,, St. Mary nsuen St. Mary TriangIe5 Red llBud'lI St. Patrick 'lrv St. Peter uloeu St. Jude Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Monogram 2,3,45 All- City Football 3,4 SUZANNE D. HERBER Sue R. R. 1112, Bremer Dr. St. John, New Haven Veronica Guild 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Intramurals 41 ' , . Wiv- 4-ew 417' 115' Qw- i , .avl- ff-3'if 'Q' ga UA. 676.56 THERESA F. HERBER Tessie R. R. 1210 St. Joseph, Hessen Cassel ECHO Rep. 4 OSCAR H. HEINTZELMAN Bud 2053 Pauline St. St. Joseph SHAMROCK Cartoonist 45 CSMC Rep. 25 Track 3,45 lntramurals5 Art Award 3,4 RICHARD HEINY Dick 2701 West Drive St. Jude Science Club 35 Civics Club Vice-Pres.5 Intramurals SANDRA J. HEINZE 1308 E. Rudisill Blvd. SANDY St. Patrick Veronica Guild 2,35 SSC Rep. 25 Science Club 35 Dramatics Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 SHAMROCK Writer 1,25 Scholastic Monogram 15 lntramurals so- Awe. 'QF' .-als 'RFQ 15 WW 5.-.. , 'Q' me-s 45? 'Q' Q2- DARRELL HILLYARD Bud 1614 Geller St. Precious Blood SSC Rep. 15 Holy Childhood Festival 4 SUZANNE T. HIPSKIND Sue 3013 Webster St. Patrick Civics CIub5 Veronica Guild 35 CSMC Rep. 15 Spanish Club 45 Science Club 35 Dramatics Club 3,45 Glee Club 25 Meet Corliss Archer 5 Scholastic Mono- gram 2,45 Class Treas. 15 Religion Award lp Oratory Award 25 And Come the Spring SANDRA HISER Sandy 1633 Cass St. Precious Blood Spanish Club 45 SSC Rep. 35 Glee Club 15 Civics Club 45 ECHO Rep. 35 Band 1,2,35 GAA Triangle, Numerals5 Band Monogram 35 lntramurals5 Prom Court. KATHLEEN E. HOGAN Kay 1922 Webster St. St. Patrick Veronica Guild 1,25 SSC Rep. 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Library Staff 4 ROY E. HOLTHAUS Leroy 221 E. Butler St. St. Peter Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 3,4 SHIRLEY A. HOFACKER 101O Brown St. Veronica Guild 1,2,35 lntramurals5 Perfect Attend- ance 1,2,35 Dramatics Club 3 ' WILMA G. HOFFERT Billie 1809 Kinsmoor Ave. Cathedral ECHO Rep. 35 SHAMROCK Rep. 3,45 Scholastic Mono- gram 1,2,3,45 Scholarship for Leadership5 lntramurals5 GAA Triangle, Numerals, Monogram, Treas. 45 Per- fect Attendance 1,3 MARY HOFFMAN Yoder R. R. ffl St. Aloysius Civics Club SHARON L. HOFFMANN 4602 South Park Sacred Heart Spanish Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Twirler 4 BONNIE L. HORN B. Horn 517 Buchanan St. St. Peter Meet Corliss Archer 5 17th Summer 5 lntramurals5 CSMC Sec. 3, Pres. 45 SC 3,4, Vice Pres. 35 Veronica Guild 2,35 Dramatics Club 3,45 SHAMROCK StaFf 3,45 Class Sec. 45 GAA Triangle, Numerals, Monogram5 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,35 And Came the Spring PEGGY HOULIHAN Peg 304 W. Maple Grove St. John Veronica Guild 25 CSMC Rep. 15 Dramatics Club 45 Glee Club 45 ECHO Advertising 45 SHAMROCK Re- porter, Typist 45 Prom Court PATRICIA A. HOUSE Pot 122 W. Creighton Ave St. Patrick Scholastic Monogram 2 CAROL L. HOUSER 1219 Tecumseh Ave. St. Jude Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 ROBERT T. HUGHES Hooch 2315 N. Clinton St. St. Jude Glee Club 35 SHAMROCK Staff Artist 45 Art Club Treas. 45 Student Manager 1,2,3 42 0 7953 JAMES HUHN Jim 1410 Winter St. Mary Varsity Football 2,3,4 NANCY L. HUNT Nana 3337 N. Clinton St. St. Jude Civics Culb Treas.7 SHAMROCK Rep. 1,27 Glee Club 2,37 lntramurals7 SSC Rep. 17 Red Cross Rep. 17 Dramatics Club 47 Veronica Guild 2,37 ECHO Rep. 1,37 Scholastic Monogram 4 JAMES HUNTINE Jarvis 913 lllsley Dr. St. Patrick ECHO Rep. 17 SC 47 Band 1,2,3,47 Scholastic Mono- gram 1,2j Dance Band 3,47 lntramurals7 Civics Club Pres. MARY LOU JANSEN 717 W. Creighton Ave. St. Patrick Glee Club 1,27 Red Cross Rep. 37 ECHO Rep. 27 lntramurals7 Dramatics Club 4 CHARLES H. JESSE Jess 2222 Eby Ave. St. Joseph Civics Club7 Varsity 2,37 lntramurals7 Glee Club 1 JOHN B. JOHNSON 1108 Ridgewood Dr. Precious Blood Glee Club 1,27 Intramurals GLORIA D. JOHNSTON 932112 Broadway St. Paul Veronica Guild 17 Glee Club 1,2,3 JAMES JOHNSON Big Jim 2335 John St. St. Peter SHAMROCK Rep. 17 CSMC Rep. 27 ECHO Rep. 2 THOMAS H. KAPPEL Tom 1905 Spring St. Precious Blood Projector Club 47 Civics Club7 Intramurals JAMES C. KEVER Willie 3625 Rabinwood Drive St. Hyacinth lntramurals7 Scholastic Monogram 37 Orchestra 3,47 Science Club 47 Band 1,2,3,47 Band Capt. 47 Glee Club Pres. 17 SC 47 ECHO Rep. 37 Band Sweater 3 KENNETH R. KIMMEL Ken 2210 Lawndale Drive St. Jude Science Club 3,4, Program Chairman 47 SC 37 Schoe lastic Monogram 3,47 Tennis Team Capt.7 Religion Award 3 ROBERT J. KINTZ Bob 1514 St. Mary's Ave. Precious Blood lntramurals7 CSMC Rep. 1 ROSEMARY H. KLEIN Rosie 3310 Euclid Ave. St. Peter Veronica Guild 1,27 CSMC Vice-Pres. 3, CSMC Sec. 47 SC 47 Dramatics Club 3,47 Glee Club 27 Civics Club7 ECHO Rep. 27 SHAMROCK Reporter, Writer7 Scho- lastic Monogram 1,2,47 Class Treas. 47 lntramurals7 GAA Triangle, Numerals JULE F. KLEINRICHERT R. R. f,'l10 St. Joseph, Hessen Cassel Reserve Basketball 27 Cross Country 2,37 Track 3,47 Red Cross Rep. 27 OFfice Staff 4. CAROL LOU KLINGENBERGER 3105 Central Drive St. Patrick lntramurals7 Glee Club 1,27 Veronica Guild 1,2,37 Science Club 3,47 Dramatics Club 3,47 Civics Club7 CSMC Rep. 47 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,47 GAA Triangle7 SHAMROCK Reporter 47 ECHO Senior Editor7 First Place Ball State Dramatic lnterpretation7 Speech Monogram 47 And Came the Spring ELOIS KLINGENBERGER 3116 Oliver St. St. Patrick lntramurals7 Glee Club 1,27 Veronica Guild 1,27 Lieut. Fighting 69th7 ECHO Faculty and Classes Editor JAMES KOCKS Jim 635 Third St. Precious Blood JAMES S. KOOS Jim 4434 S. Monroe St. Sacred Heart lntramurals7 Scholastic Monogram 27 Science Club 37 ECHO Rep. 4 43 459' 3 ski I 'frfl Q nv-any new '10 '5' tvs 499' .ca ,...s.-nr g.,-1 11 f7!.e C M SHIRLEY A. KORTE Sl1irl R. R. ,410 Kennerk Road Little Flower GAA 1,2,3, Library Stal? 4 FREDERICK T. KRAMER Fred 1122 Jones St. Cathedral Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 3,4 .IANICE ANN KRAUS John 2001 Randalia St. Jude Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Class Sec. 2, SSC Rep. 2,4, SC 3, Oratory Award 2, Veronica Guild 2,3, Latin Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, SHAMROCK Typist 4, Art Club 4, Civics Club WILLIAM LANDSTOFFER Willie 1734 Purdue Drive Queen of Angels Intramurals, Perfect Attendance 3, The Big Help , Civics Club, SC 4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Science Club 4, Art Club 4, ECHO Undergraduate Editor JOHN C. LANGOHR g Jol1n 1029 Swinney Ave. St. Paul Glee Club 1, Chapel Server 1,4, Band l,3,4, Art Club 4 RICHARD F. LASH Dick 1828 Courtland Ave Precious Blood Science Club 3, Science Club Pres. 4 EDWARD LAUER Ed 2842 S. Lafayette St. Peter Varsity Football 2,3,4, Varsity Monogram 3,4 RICHARD N. LAUER Dink 3030 Winter St. St. Hyacinth Glee Club 1,2 SALLIE LAUGHLIN Sal 419 W. Lexington Ave. St. John Glee Club 1, Veronica Guild 1,2,3, Dramatics Club 4, Art Club 4, Prom Court SUE LEDDEN 4901 Tacoma St. John Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4, ECHO Rep. 1, Glee Club 1, Scholastic Competitive Awards Latin 1, Geometry 1, Veronica Guild 3, SSC Rep. 2,3, Dro- matics Club 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Science Club Otticer 4, Representative Senior, SHAMROCK Writer and News Reporter 3,4, And Came the Spring ARTHUR J. LITCHFIELD Art 2115 S. Lafayette St. St. Peter Intramurals, Band 1,2,3,4, Sweater, Monogram 3, Orchestra 2,3,4 THOMAS F. LOMONT Tom 3104 Hanna St. St. Peter Booster Club Rep. 1, Civics Club, Science Club 3,4, ECHO Patrons Mgr. 4 RICHARD LULEY Dick 2020 Meridian St. Precious Blood Civics Club, Science Club 3,4, Proiector Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4, SHAMROCK Staff 2,3,4, Our Sun- day Visitor Correspondent 3,4, ECHO Circulation Dept. 4 LOIS MARKLEY 4025 Arlington Ave. St. John Civics Club NORMAN F. MATTES Norm 1004 Woodview St. Patrick Intramurals, Civics Club, Track 1,2,3, Varsity Foot- ball 2,3,4, Varsity Monogram 2,3,4 RAYMOND F. MATTES Willie 2734 Chestnut St. St. Andrew Scholastic Monogram 1, CSMC Rep. 2,3, SC 4, Pro- iector Club 4, Civics Club Treas. 4 CAROL A. MAUCH K1011 Northwood Blvd. St. Jude Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4, Intramurals, Regional Geometry Exam 2, ECHO Staff Artist 3,4, City Fire Prevention Art Award 4, Art Club Pres. 3,4, GAA 2,3, SHAMROCK Staff Artist 3,4, Representative Senior EDWARD G. MAXWELL Ed 2415 Gass St. Precious Blood Civics Club, Proiector Club 4 44 0793 NYLA JEAN MAYERS I153 Harmar St. Cathedral Intramurals, Veronica Guild 2,3, ECHO Rep. 1,2, Civics Club, Perfect Attendance 2, GAA Triangle, Numerals, Monogram, Point Sec. 3 JAMES J. McCABE .lim 1034 Northwood Blvd. St. Jude Intramurals, SHAMROCK Rep. 2, Spanish Club 4 .IOANN McCARTHY Jodie 131 W. DeWaId St. Patrick Intramurals, Red Cross Rep. 2, CSMC Rep. 1, Veronica Guild 2 MARGARET M. McGRATH Marg 1303 N. Anthony Blvd. St. Jude Intramurals, Glee Club, Veronica Guild 2,3, Red Cross Rep. 4 ROSANN M. McCARTHY Rosy 131 W. DeWald St. Patrick Veronica Guild 1,2, Intramurals, Glee Club 1, SSC Rep. 3,4, Dramatics Club 4 JAMES McGUIRE McGurk 4712 Lafayette St. John Intramurals, Glee Club 1, Track 1,3, Science Club 3, Latin Club 3, Civics Club MARYELLEN MCKEEMAN Monk Covington Road St. Joseph Veronica Guild 2,3, SHAMROCK Staff 3,4, Civics Club, ECHO Circulation Mgr. 4, Spanish Club 4, Science Club 3, Dramatics Club 4, Meet Corliss Archer STANLEY McKENZIE 629 W. DeWaId St. St. Patrick RICHARD E. MEYER Dick 341 W. Taber St. St. Patrick Band 1,2,3,4, Letter and Sweater, Orchestra 3,4, Intramurals JULIA MILLER 1239 lllsley Place St. Patrick Civics Club, Dramatics Club 3,4, Science Club 4, Art Club 4, Veronica Guild Pres. 4 MARY A. MILLER Nann5e 2015 Pauline St. St. Joseph Dramatics Club 4, Glee Club 1,2, Cheerleader 3, Veronica Guild 3,4 SALLY A. MILLER 237 E. DeWald St. Peter Intramurals Scholastic Monogram 1 THOMAS L. MILLER Tim 911 Prange Drive St. John Intramurals, Track 3,4, Varsity Football 2,3,4, Var- sity Monogram THOMAS J. MINICH Speed 2204 Ontario St. St. Joseph Intramurals, Civics Club, SHAMROCK Staff 3,4, Ottice Staff 1,2, Track 1,2,3, Monogram, Band 1,2,3,4, Monogram, Dance Band 3,4, Proiector Club 4. EUGENE P. MINICK Gene 2442 Gay St. St. Peter Scholastic Monogram 1, Band 1,2,3, Camera Club 4, ECHO and SHAMROCK Stat? Photographer 4 MILDRED A. MITCHELL Millie 1115 Oak St. St. Mary Twirler 2,3,4, Monogram 3, Civics Club, Glee Club 2, Veronica Guild 3, Dramatics Club 3,4 MARY LOUISE MONNIER Lou 2429 New Haven Avenue St. Andrew Intramurals, Glee Club 1,2, CSMC Rep. 2, Veronica Guild 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Band Letter 3, Orchestra 3,4, GAA Triangle, Point Sec. 2,4 JERRY MOORE 3115 S. Webster St. St. Patrick Varsity Football 1,2,3,4, All-City 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Varsity Monogram 2,3,4 45 Q 2 as LW 119' L F '9? t7.8'f -5' ' ad' 'l' Maas, wah ws? wir my 'J 'lf -di use ' ii ' ' I , I E I '11 Q., -.,. . .' 2 a, . fi . 1 I . I . . 6 m. ,ef 5, vf- f . r ..- I ,R 4 o -7 1, . 1, u I ' 1' ' .,.' I ,ti . I , V 1 . , ,X ,.,'r 'AF I, -. I - I -' f :- .cz r- L'- - I 3. .. -3 Gi ' I- 3. t 'Q - 9. 1 ,. I. J A 1 YN? 1 I A r v. .an , I ,J 1 ,F A Q K W u v I ' 1-Nr MARY NEEDLER Nuff .1 ,aah if ,..-Q quell' SAB C 61,66 THOMAS P. MOREL Tom 4103 Coleman Ave. St. Joseph Intramurals5 Civics Club5 Cross Country 25 Varsity Football 3,4, Monogram 4. KATHRYN J. MOREO Katy 3102 Wayne Trace St. Andrew Intramurals5 Veronica Guild 35 Dramatics Club 3,45 Library Staff 4 RICHARD L. MORKEN Rich 1202 Forest Ave. St.Jude Intramurals5 Lieut. Fighting 69th 4 AQ.l'.',Z LARRY J. MOSER 1415 E. Pontiac St. St. Peter Scholastic Monogram 1,2,35 Intramurals5 Camera Club 45 ECHO Staff Photographer 4 MARTHA R. MOSES Mardie 3121 Robinwood Drive St. Hyacinth Scholastic Monogram 1 LAWRENCE MOULIN Larry 7121f2 Lawton Place Cathedral Scholastic Monogram 2,3,45 SC 35 Latin Club 35 Science Club 45 ECHO Editor-in-Chiet5 Oratary Semi- Final 25 Carl Centlivre Scholarship 25 Quill 8. Scroll PAUL NICODEMUS Nick 416 Agnes St. Peter Science Club 35 Proiector Club 45 Track 1,2,35 Varsity Football 1,2,3,4 41 ...--g iq, QW? RICHARD J. MOULIN Dick 1649 Cass St. Precious Blood DONALD MOUREY Don 522 South St., New Haven St. John Civics Club5 Intramurals5 Proiector ub 4 ALOYSIUS J. MUDRACK Sunny R. R, 1114 Getz Road St. Joseph Band 1,2,3,4 JAMES MUELLER P.O. Box 174, Avilla St. Mary, Avilla Latin Club 3,4 RONALD R. MUELLER Bing 1048 Glasgow Ave. St. Andrew Glee Club 1,3,45 CSMC Rep. 35 SC 4 5302 Fairfield St. John Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,45 Religion Award 25 Scholastic Award 35 Civics Club5 Science Club 35 Latin Club 3, Pres. 4 THOMAS C. NEUMAN Spooks 711 Florence Ave. Precious Blood Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Track 25 Varsity Monogram 2,3,45 Monogram Club 35 Sec. for Proiector Club 45 Lieut. Fighting 69th 45 Civics Club NANCY K. NEWNAM 3319 Clinton Ct. St. Patrick Glee Club 15 ECHO Rep. 45 SHAMROCK Typist 45 Library Staff 4 JOHN NICOLE 7515 Bluffton Road St. Therese, Waynedale Intramurals5 SC 45 Science Club 3,4 XJAMES E. NOLL Jim 2715 Reed St. St. Patrick Intramurals5 Reserve Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,4, Varsity Monogram 3,4 ROSEMARY A. NOLL Rosie 650 W. Fourth St. Precious Blood SSC Rep. 25 Veronica Guild 2,3,45 CSMC Rep. 35 Dramatics Club 45 Library Staff 4 46 0 7953 MARGARET L. NOVITSKI Margie 1111 Summit St. St. Mary Veronica Guild 15 Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Librarian 4 DONALD E. NOMMAY Don 2320 Winch St. Cathedral Dramatics Club 3,45 SSC Pres. 45 CSMC Rep. 35 SC 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Ensemble 2,3,45 The Big Help 5 Jenny Kissed Me 5 Meet Corliss Archer 5 Dramatics Monogram 45 Carl Centlivre Scholarship 25 Repre- sentotive Senior5 And Came the Spring THOMAS D. NYCUM Tom 1806 Delaware Ave. St, Jude lntramurals5 Glee Club 4, Treas. 4 THOMAS J. PALIGANOFF Nuts 501 W. Sherwood Terrace St. John Latin Club Trecs. 35 Science Club 35 Civics Club5 ECHO Sports Editor 45 SHAMROCK Stal? 45 Scholastic Monogram 15 Cross Country 1,2,35 Intramurals MARY ANN OSWALD Ozzie 2102 Lowndale St. Jude SaIutatorian5 SSC Rep. 35 Veronica Guild 35 CSMC Rep. 25 Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Point Sec. 45 ECHO Rep. 15 SHAMROCK Staff 25 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,45 Algebra Award 1 SHIRLEY A. O'NEILL 5319 Fairfield Ave. St. John Veronica Guild 2,35 Dramatics Club 4 EILEEN M. O'DAY 4615 Indiana Ave. St. John Dramatics Club 3,45 SSC Rep. 35 Civics Club Sec.5 Red Cross Vice-Pres. 45 Representative Senior5 Prom Cour WILLIAM J. PARROT Willie 2108 Kensington Blvd. St. Jude Proiector Club 45 Civics Club5 Varsity Basketball 35 lntramurals5 Basketball Monogram 3 RAYMOND C. PELZ Ray 2801 Raymond St. St. Patrick lntramuraIs5 SHAMROCK Staff 2,3 DAVID H. PEQUIGNOT Dave 2417 Brooklyn Ave. St. Joseph Dramatics Club 3,45 Glee Club 15 Band I5 Art Club 45 The Big Help 5 Art Award 25 Red Cross Sec. 4 GWEN QUANDT 2229 Oliver St. St. Peter lntramurals5 Red Cross Rep. 4 MELVIN L. QUINN Mel 518 Fifth St. Precious Blood Science Club 3,4 MARJORIE J. RAUNER Margie 301 E..WiIdwood Ave. St. Patrick Veronica Guild 2,35 CSMC Rep. 15 Red Cross Rep. 2 BEVERLY REMAKLUS l Bev 1821 E. Creighton Ave. St. Peter Scholastic Monogram 35 Intramurals 25 Red Cross Rep. 25 Civics Club5 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 RAE ELLEN RODERER Rae 4811 Tacoma Ave. St. Paul SHAMROCK Reporter 3 NANCY A. ROETHELE Nan 1901 Forest Park St, Jude Civics Club Sec.5 Glee Club 1,2,45 Veronica Guild 25 Office Stal? 35 ECHO Staff 45 Representative Senior5 Prom Queen ,,,, LADONNA D. ROFFELSEN Donnie 3318 Beaver Ave. St. John Veronica Guild 25 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Civics Club5 Glee Club Monogram, Ensemble THOMAS J. ROSE 213 Rufus St. St. John, New Haven Civics Club 47 7---nz., of ,,.-e- as Noi C2- J 49 'ff -an-155 5' 1:71 if eb f',. Ice.. 'Tia' Hi af! -A N-3' vm 1 ,-4. -a '4 ti 1 iv., 2 -we if-ry ji.. C cm BERNARD ROUSSEY Bernie 1823 Griswold Dr. 51, jude Glee Club 17 CSMC Rep. 17 SSC Rep. 27 CSMC Treas. 37 Science Club 37 Spanish Club 47 Dramatics Club 47 SC 47 Representative Senior GENE RUNSER 4201 Newport Ave. St. Mary Civics Club7 Intramurals JERRY M. RUSSO 1213 W. Wildwood St. Patrick Glee Club 27 Civics Club7 Band 1,2,3,4, Letter, Sweater7 Orchestra 1,2,37 Intramurals THOMAS P. RYAN Tom 1701 E. Rudisill Cathedral Intramurals JOAN SARRAZINE ' El-bo 212 S. Seminole Circle St. John Veronica Guild 37 CSMC 27 Dramatics Club 47 Glee Club 1,27 Art Club 47 SHAMROCK Rep. 37 lntra- murals7 Red Cross Rep. 17 GAA Triangle SANDRA K. SHAFFER Sandy 1115 Margaret Ave. Precious Blood Red Cross Rep. 2 JEANNE M. SCHOENLE 1902 Riedmiller Ave. St. Paul SHAMROCK Typist 47 Veronica Guild 2,3,47 Band 1,2,37 lntramurals7 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,47 Band Letter. GERALD EDWIN SCHUCKEL The Cat 1154 Powers St. St. John, New Haven Track 37 Civics Club EDWARD H. SCHUHLER 513 St. Martin St. Peter Civics Club JOAN J. SCHUHLER R. R. 1111, Yoder, lnd. St. Aloysius Civics Club RUTH ANN SCHUHLER Annie 2531 Sand Point Gardens St. Joseph Veronica Guild 2,37 Dramatics Club 37 Glee Club 1,2,37 Civics Club7 lntramurals7 GAA 1,2,3 CARYLN SCHLUMBOHM 1314 Sherman St. Precious Blood Glee Club 1,2,37 Civics Club MARGARET 0. SEIFERT Margie 601 S. Peter St. St. Joseph, Garrett Perfect Attendance 17 Veronica Guild 37 ECHO Typist 47 Scholastic Monogram 17 GAA 2.3 ANTHONY SETTIMI Tony 1714 Edgewater Ave. St. Mary Glee Club 1,2,3,47 Vice Pres. 47 lntramurals7 CSMC Rep. 1 HENRY EDWARD SCHALL lurk R. R. 111 St. Rose, Monroeville Glee Club 3,4, Treas. 37 Varsity Basketball 2,37 Track 27 Varsity Football 2,3,4, All-City Football 47 Varsity Monogram 2,3,4 BARBARA SHOLL Barb 332 Leith St. St. Patrick Glee Club 17 Cheer Leader 3 EDWARD DeROME SIGL Sea-gull 414 W. Creighton Ave. St. Patrick Track 1,2,3,4 ELAINE M. SNYDER 3334 S. Monroe St. St. Peter Civics Club 48 0fl9 3 LAWRENCE W. SORG Larenseo 2309 Dodge Ave. St. Jude CSMC Rep. 15 SHAMROCK Managing Editor 35 Art Club 4 JOHN W. SPAETH Jack 1512 Lumbard St. St. Andrew SSC Rep. 25 CSMC Rep. 35 SC Pres. Dramatics 3,4, Pres. 45 SHAMROCK Reporter 3, Writer 45 The Big Helpnp Meet Corliss Archer 5 And Came the Spring 5 Ball State First Radio Drama 3, Third Radio Announcing 4, Third Orotory S.S. 3, Fourth Dra- matics, Howe 3, Speech Monogram FAY M. SPARKMAN Sparkie 520 W. Wayne St. Cathedral Civics Club5 Veronica Guild 2 JOHN E. STIER Johnny 4630 S. Lafayette Sacred Heart SSC Rep. 35 Dramatics Club 45 Intramurals PAT E. STOODY ' Shorty 2725 Alexander St. Peter Glee Club 15 GAA 1,25 Intramurals DIANE J. STOUT 815 Broadway St. Paul Science Club 35 Dramatics Club 3,45 CSMC Rep. 25 Veronica Guild 2,35 SHAMROCK Business Mgr. 45 GAA Triangle, Numerals5 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,45 Intramurals5 Quill 81 Scroll EDWARD J. STRACK Ed R. R. JIS St. Patrick, Arcola HELEN STRAUB 1645 W. Washington Blvd. St. Mary Veronica Guild 1,25 Glee Club 35 Lieut. Fighting 69th 35 Intramurals JULIANNE A. SUELZER Judy 501 E. Creighton St. Peter SSC Rep. 3, Asst. Sec.5 Veronica Guild 2,35 SC 3,4, Sec. 45 Latin Club 35 Dramatics Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 SHAMROCK Editor-in-Chief, Writer 35 Quill 8. Scroll 3,45 The Big HeIp 5 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,45 Class Sec. 35 Latin Award 15 GAA Triangle PATRICIA SULLIVAN Pat Tillman Rd. R. R. IJI7 St. Joseph, Hessen Cassel Veronica Guild 1,25 Dramatics Club 35 Glee Club 1,25 Library Staff 35 GAA Triangle5 Intramurals PATRICIA A. TARRING Patsy 341 Madison St. St. Mary Veronica Guild 1,2,35 Civics Club5 Band 1,2 CAROL J. TAYOR Bunny 1926 Antoinette St. St. Peter SSC Rep. 1,3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 SHAMROCK Stat? 25 Perfect Attendance 25 Band 1,2,3,4, Letter5 Library Staff 3,45 Intramurals5 GAA Triangle, Numerals5 GAA Pt. Sec. 1,4, Sportshead 25 Meet Corliss Archer 5 And Came the Spring 5 Scholastic Monogram 4 DONNA J. TETLOW Donnie 817 Wilt St. St. Patrick CSMC- Rep. 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Intramurals5 Cheerleader 3 JAMES P. THOMPSON Jim 1203 Fairfield Ave. St. Patrick Latin Club 35 Science Club 35 ECHO Senior Editor 45 And Came the Spring RUBY H. THOMPSON Tommie 606 Madison St. St. Mary Veronica Guild 1,2,35 Glee Club 25 Twirler 2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,4 MARTIN TIERNEY Marty 1912 Dodge St, Jude Valedictorian5 Spanish Club Pres. 45 Science Club Treas. 3,45 SHAMROCK Staff 45 SC 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Glee Club 15 Art Club 45 Religion Award 35 Scholastic Monograms 1,2,3,45 Highest Ave. 1,2,3,45 English Award 35 Representative Senior5 SHAMROCK Rep. 45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,35 Intramurals5 Quill 8. Scroll DONALD TIPPMANN Don 3316 E. State Sr, Jude Spanish Club 3,4 ALICE TOBEY 1047 Powers St. John, New Haven 49 .ff -'tar f 'W Rem. '93 Q4 , JESS f-49 '5 EPS' L +1- we C add GALE E. TOPP Pete 1614 Greene St. 51- Peter Civics Club5 Varsity Football 3,45 Track 1,25 Foot- ball Monogram 3,45 Track Monogram 2 BARBARA S. TYLER Barb 2426 Elycetta Ave. St. JosePh Veronica Guild 45 lntramurals5 Red Cross Rep. 4: GAA 1,2 JAMES UECKER Chick 2419 Chestnut St. St. Andrew Student Manager 1,25 Intramurals CAROL R. URBINE 1734 S. Lafayette St. St. Peter lntramurals5 CSMC Rep. 1 ROBERT W. URBINE Urps 1524 E. Rudisill St. Hyacinth Glee Club 15 Intramurals VERNON J. URBINE Vernie 2613 Reed St. Glee Club 1,25 CSMC Rep. 1,25 lntramurals5 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 St. Hyacinth tics Club 35 CAROLYN J. VACHON Carol 1032 Seward St. St. John, New Haven Spanish Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Glee Club 1 VIRGINIA VACHON Ginny R. R. 47, Wayne Trace St. Andrew THERESA A. VASTANO Tree 528 Madison St. St. Mary Glee Club 1,25 CSMC Rep. 35 Band 15 lntramurals5 Prom Court JAMES E. VODDE Jim 2418 Bowser St. Peter Intramurals JOHN F. VORNDRAN 2805 Maumee Ave. St. Andrew THOMAS R. VORNDRAN Mousie 321 E. Williams St. Paul CSMC Rep. 15 Latin Club 35 Glee Club 15 Intramurals GERALD F. WAGNER Jerry 1521 Pemberton Drive St. Jude Civics Club5 Band, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Drum Maior 4, Band 2nd Lieut. 45 lntramurals5 Dance Band 45 SHAMROCK Rep. 25 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3 JOSEPHINE WALSH Jo R. R. X19 St. Joe Rd. St. Vincent de Paul Veronica Guild 25 SSC Rep. 15 Science 35 Glee Club 1,25 ECHO Social Editor 45 SHAMROCK Staff 35 Scholastic Monogram 2 MARY LOU WEAVER Tillie 2137 Weisser Park St. Peter Dramatics Club 45 Civics Club5 SHAMROCK Staff 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Band Oliicer 3,45 Scholastic Monogram 25 lntramurals5 GAA Triangle MARY WEBER R. R. H2 Graybill, Ind. St. Vincent de Paul Intramurals JOAN E. WESTRICK Jo 2530 Carlton Court St. Joseph Veronica Guild 25 SSC Rep. 15 Dramatics Club 35 Glee Club 1,25 SHAMROCK Staff 35 The Big HeIp 5 lntramurals5 GAA Triangle5 Office Staff 4 PATRICIA T. WIESEN Pat 1936 Lynn St. Jude Band 1,2,35 Glee Club 15 CSMC Rep. 25 SHAMROCK Rep. 2,45 ECHO Club Editor 45 Science Club 45 Spanish Club Sec. 45 Scholastic Monogram l,2,35 GAA Triangle5 Red Cross Program Chairman5 lntra- murals 50 0 1953 DAVID D. WIESMAN Strech 2415 Oakridge Rd. Cathedral Band 1,2,3,4, Letter, Sweater5 Proiector Club 3,4, Vice-Pres.5 Intramurals JEROME WIDMER Widdy 4838 Gaywood Dr. Sacred Heart Student Manager 1,2 ROSEMARY A. WII.LIG Rosie Upper Huntington Rd. Cathedral Dramatics Club 3,45 Civics Club5 Lieut. Fighting 69th 45 Science Club 35 Veronica Guild 25 Fleming Scholarship 1 PHILIP J. WILSON WiIlie 331 West Maple Grove St. John Science Club 35 Proiector Club 45 Civics Club ANTHONY WISNIEWSKI, JR. Junior 4213 Winter St. St. Hyacinth Glee Club 1,2,35 Intramurals CAROLYN R. WOLF h 2009 Pemberton Dr. St. Jude Glee Club 15 SC 45 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,45 GAA Triangle, Numeral5 Dramatics Club 35 Perfect Attendance 15 SHAMROCK Staf15 Band 1,2,3,4, Letter, Sweater, OHicer 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Red Crass Pres. 4 RITA WOLF Wolfie 2005 Oliver St. St. Peter Veronica Guild 1,2 PATRICIA WOLFFER Pat 75807 Oliver St. Hyacinth Veronica Guild 1,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 35 Glee Club l,2,35 GAA 1,2,3 ROBERT A. WRUBLE Rube 2534 Terrace Road St. Jude Track 1,2,3,45 Varsity Football 1,2,3,45 lntramurals5 Civics Club5 Football Monogram 2,3,4 GERALD A. WUNDERLIN Jerry 436 E. Jefferson St. St. Mary BYRON J. WYSS Bud 752 Taylor St. St. Patrick Science Club 45 Concert, Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 lntramurals5 Concert Master 45 Band Award, Color Guard 2,3,4 DALE ZINN 4006 Weisser Park Sacred Heart Band 15 CSMC Rep. 15 Student Manager 35 Oftice Staff 1,2,35 Ticket Mgr. M .s ! ?V -sw-Q. if ul -me ,l A 51 Mnvfergracluafed lf there is one thing an undergraduate is conscious of, it is that he or she is on the way up. lt is pleasant to look laack to where we have been, but more necessary to view the road ahead. School means growth, progress in everything that makes up a well balanced education. Above all it means the inner growth of our life of grace, the life of Christ in our minds and hearts, the evidence of Christ's influence in all that we do and say. 44 'if rl l UIQ f 'i xx? . - 3 0 ik' ,f I lk 7 RQ x , 5 H xg N Gflwlf ., 5..3' -1 - , '11, ,,. .f rw: Tn F 'irfr ML, 0 ,,, ,, my L jigs- Q -A: fu? ,LE 1'-. 9 f .xr- 4 'Z' V , X 'fm' :gf l iff 'f 5,22 1 if 6 .4 rg. 3' . sz ,I T4 . or ti it l, -va '4 .fl -a . eta -3' C -fi '91 'Il QE l it A 1' 'T V , J'. v V V LL L y L L L lf J, v ti I 23-3 1 l :IIN VA! I Y V may 1 3 .. Tim 4' 1 , A -i YM sf L F vi 3. 1- V 'WC -W 4 fb X M V , .- X 1- '-If- 1.1, J' 4 5525.25 x.-:st-M,s'..Q,AwQS.1A x . , , X, ,X..-X:Q4a:N,.,:y-.A.A,.,1..,y,A.,QN,,,px.,,,,,m, .Q V -5 -- ' i A .isf Q51 5: X ,Q QAM? FQ 5 f. x . skmg,-ixbgfi f:.Nwwwx' Sw X Sw-G -S 21.x::w x .Q W: sw X x Y f '11-fx is fi.g:3.ai: X X-ma-:,. V. Q 1 X, S---va ' 4 : ,l,'fSS?' NNN Nw, ouing n-jlze Juniom ra' ' -594-I-va .11 ..,, ...H ' . High Honors: Row I. M Ernst, S. Kraus, M. E. Bendel, B. Brake. Raw 2. D. Reui Miller, P. Ledden, T. Clusserath C. Dick, S. Bowman. Honors: Row l. R. Schlein- kofer, P. Schoenle, S. Christen, S. Poinzette, D. Ackerman, N. Brayer, A. Faurote, J. Scheiner. Row 2. S. Smith, D. Till, M. Miller, P. Junk, M. Berning, C. Fettig, M. Pendergrass, Row 3. 5. Figert, B. Baker, S. Zoch, A. Kasper, E. Hathaway, J. Hart. Not Present: P. Westendorf, D. Machon, M. Lawrence, and C. Lindeman. Class Omcers: R. Kramer, sec., P. Schoenle, vice-pres., M. Wea- ver, pres., T. Wetmore, treas. . I I P if A ul-1 ' M, Q. ...L ' Som - r. ' 7 - X Q. 3-if wg U . 3 -- f., . .A,, ll 2 g,, -f ,X .ifl -- -ngd , ,lik 'SV E , , a .1 , . 3 -.M .... X J: 1 fl W X we 4... iv ar . fA , Q . -. Q ' ' QQ . ' .J l Www,- E4 . H ,S ,,::,,. H 1 QI v QE -f l e Fel: r , , HSL.. WB' .1 E . 2-as ., 'E' Al . ' , l , ,. R. Us ,,,, ' 5 . gf, I X l . .rr 1 J 2 :.. 1 C -X I wx Q.-01, 5 . -1, I Q'- 1:5 V ' W -is uniord Row 1: D. Ackerman, T Ackerman, J. Allaire, C Zurcher. Row 2: T. Allgeier, G Alter, W. Ankenbruck, K Archibald, S. Ashley. Row 3: L. Badders, B Baker, R. Bangerl, L. Belol M. Bender. Row 4: M. E. Bendel, S Berghoff, M. Berning, D Beuchel, D. Birkhold. Row 5: H. Black, M. Blais- ing, B. Blume, K. Bobuy, C. Boehrer. Row 6: J. Bonfiglio, M Bookrnyer, S. Bowman, M Boxberger, B. Brake. Row 7: N. Brayer, H Brooks, J. Brown, F. Car- leaux, D. Ccxslleman. Row 8: D. Caslro, M Chandler, R. Chrlslen, S Christen, C. Clapp. 55 L K I lUll0l'5 .l - N gg t ., 3 ,J .1 A. V 3 YQ 'N'-E ' S . N6 Row 1: T. Clusserath, M. . 1 ' N Crosley, C. Davis, S. Davi- K? 2 A - son, J. Deahl, T. Degitz. z 4 E f. N' - 3 I 9 - ' 3 . - -Sql V f.-Q4 . Row 2: M. Desmond, C. -:X Dick, C, Didion, s. Deuen. M N, J ' baugh, L. Doehring, D , K Duessel. V .1 '2 1 ,H '. bib '. .2 3 4 fi 44 . I. i A A Row 3: D. Dyer, J 'j Y Ehinger, R. Eifert, J. Eifrid - J -f ' rnst auroe L I A 6 M. E , A. F t . . -Q -I -a 2- 1 ' Q A 27 -Q Row 4: C. Fenker, C. Fet- ' . s ' M tig, S. Figert, S. Fisher, M. A4 .A , A. Frantz, K. Frech. A A , 'Q if 1 Y 9 - Raw 5: R. Fox, K. Fred- , 4, 4 4 , V erick, L. Freiberger. K. Frey- ' C- 'K 'dy it N K 'ts' gang, J. Gardner, M. Gehl. X '4 ' N , 1 - - A 5 A' st sa Row 6: S. Getty, T. Gla' , dieux, D. Goetz, W. Grabner, .2 N -2 , 4? R. Grabowski, P. Granahan. - '- , . 3 'Q I 1 ' V . f W . I P' T uf . ' 'A X. J , f S' dk a Row 7: C. Grime, M. A. Guift, N. Gustafson, J. Hacha, T. Haffner, B. Hahn. TJ y T 6 f-,Q 73 A Q' .gf y Q? fa, A. D? N N' A si, Row 8: J. Hall, G. Hall- - . f L -A gran, C. Hamrick, C. Harber, D. Harber, J. Harber. . :-a .A .D Z2 3 5 6 F, -.IJ y ay Row 9: M. Harber, J. Hart, x N. Hartnett, E. Hathaway, T. A , Haughan, G. Henkenius. ' JM, 2 , 3, Q.: Q , Row IO: J. Herber, P. 5 ' -QA -Z, W -3 an Hettinger, J. Hipskind, A. X NFL sf V '5' Hoevel, J. Hollis, V. Hooper. ' , , 4 x j ,A A , I fr , A .- J . f 4' 'R ' 97 '- W '3 QU' ij , f 4 6' ' 'X ' if 'U' A i 56 l . uniom A ' ' -Q, v V -, , E 1. Row 'l: J. Hauser, T. ' 'Q Q Huhn, P. Junk, D. Jordan, R. Karrer, A. Kasper. A .5 5 I 1 J -.-. .X i 'W' U A , A i f ' gr V5 gk I ' 'K+ - , ' if. 11 . Q 'P Q 'ff V 72 .-.9 Row 2. s. Kcylof, M. ' ' Kelleher, J. Keller, J. Keller, P. Kelly, M. Kelsey. 'wig 1 A 1 - if I ,L , Row 3. J. Kennurd, R. Ken- ? ' -Q M A , nedy, M. Keslly, E. Kiep, P. 'xx . ,iv Klepper, C. Knolh. K ..' 1 .Q A Raw 4: D. Koher, M. A. fl. L . f 'R' I X ' Q Kohlbacker, T. Kohrman, R. 'ff Z ji ll . J .L Kramer, S. Kraus, D. Lassus. Ii X .. , Q N A Row 5: B. Lauer, C. Lauer, .A ... 6 .V R V 7 M. Laughlin, L. LaVine, M. - V M 31 - - 4. ' -9' ,f Y' 2 Lawrence, P. Ledden. . 'Q 'L ' ' 1 .Q -' ... A Q H R L Row 6: G. Leffers, R. 'W H Lerch, M. Lichlsinn, N. Lill, - -'L g i f ' ' M. Lillich, C. Linderman. V.. A' V f Ns' H 'W j g ' ' Row 7. T. lisman, A. -- .' Lariat, G. Lopshire, N. Lucas ' ' x J. Lupke, D. Machon. L S '- ff 'lg 5 -5 A.. Q ,V Row 8: D. Mahrl, J. Mann ix N S. Maldeney, M. Manochio 7 -'fe' l' ' ' ' ' f ' J. Marlin, M. Masbaum. 2 -P , W. we A lu. N , 5 'fi -if ., Raw 9: D. Mailes, P V . 2' Q , Q-f' Mawhorr, G. McCarthy, P gf , Eb y 'W V McCoy, B. McLaughlin, D J ' McLaughlin. f -. . -.. . Qs mv ff M 3' f' ' 2 L . 'T ,f P A 7, f Row Lo. B. McNeIlls, L A L K i' ' 'lf Metker, I. Mettler, J. Melller J' Q M .A G. Michelle, D. Middendorf AL ., . .. f , .Zigi ,CL.-:4:w fi' f ee f ' Q 'J 'il g ff . . 57 uniom 73 l '3 Q M f Ng 't. 'gs X 'Tp Row 1. D. Miller, J. Miiler, XV . M. S. Miller, M. A. Miller, M. L. Miller, C. Minnick. Q .. - -, 5 ,, . R . Q ,- Row 2: B. Momper, P Monnier, D. Moring, A - Nw Morsches, R. Morsches, R ' Mourey. P 7? , -4 1 Row 3: v. Mudfeek, B T25 -W Muldoon, M. Newhous, B. 'vggf' Wy! Newport, J. Noll, S. Noll. ' Q 4: Row 4: P. Oberley, S. W Ohse, M. Olivetfe, D. Ori, X, 'gf 1--Q D. Peden, M. Pendergross. V n 4' L x 'E' Row 5: M. Penzone, D. Q7 -gy Pequignot, P. Pfeiffer, M. - 2 Pichon, c. Pickens, D. Pion. N-F' gr. ,tif .4 3 Row 6: P. Pifzen, S. Poin- - seite, V. Pompc, D. Popp, E. ,N 'R Q Prcnger, M. A. Proegler. 'e ' M .4 V Y? Row 7: D. Pscion, B. Rouner, J. Ream, L. Reece, - B. Reed, L. Reinig. 'V 'P' - 'Ei -55 new 8. J. Reithg E. Re- M mcklos, D. Reuille, S. Reuille, C. Roach, M. Roach. :v ,gg -. 'A 4 , -fr.. Row 9: P. Robin, J. Roebel ' ' D. Romory, C. Roskuski, H. Rosi, M. Rothwell. 5' 1 , '7 -7-R' 5 new 10. M. Ryan, v. Ryan, -5551 f P. Ryder, J. Sollot, C. Sur- 1 -nl rozin, W. Savage. FA ' A :ar 58 Lx an dl ..t Q N F 'A 1 L lex. 15 R 6 . .c . 5 9 'Nd 5 ff?-1 N . -rx . ' x F ! ...L W.. 1,1 if f. we .n . , ., s TD ,-pf? .J xy. Q' QD Y 43- 1 3 J . 'S 43 : 4? MJ Q. of +I? W. on 43 fi -mpg! gy. if - 1 Q' Mfg 5 9 S A .. r Q' 1 EP A EQ Q, in T . . 4 3 .ER 'VW I R W! Q .x , ig . 93 3 A 45 A r ,Q i et-H . ' Q SQ Yak. . .A lX. 3'l ff 'F M we 4 :'ff'3'. H 5 Q I A J I . x ,. QF 5 :as X yi ' A 55 -..: , . fr J: 1 ' X3 L, if 'Q' . T , I VV 3 2 A ,,,. it? 4 , SV 5 '36 Q K2 IR NY Y X A: 5: ml ' cv. Qf fi Qian' f 31 'VIH' 4 ,':. Q rv , 3 R gm : Sir il- ,r .Vg ...M ,Q o ,Q -X 9 1 4 5 C f y 3 -1-ra. .um f 'Q' lm 'J l Sb wi l 36 ' 43 W., ww , S if : , N? ' T1 ,QQ 3 , uniom Raw I: S. Sawyer, D. Schafer, B. Schleinkofer, C. Schenkel, S. Schible, M. Schlink. Row 2: M. Schnurr, P. Schoenle, R. Schuckel, J. Seculoff, T. Seller, J. Slane. Raw 3: S. Slaler, R. Smilh, S. Smith, B. Snider, J. Snyder, D. Sarg. Raw 4: D. Sorg, M. Sarg, J. Slahl, B. Sleckley, C. Sleele, S. Slerling. Row 5: B. Straub, C. Tan- cey, M. Tancy, G. Thieme, D. Till, V. Topp. Row 6: B. Turney, J. Ueber, R. Ulrey, C. Urbine, D. Ur- bine, M. L. Vachon. Row 7: J. Vail, M. Van Harn, C. Vaughn, F. Volanle, M. Volz, P. Voars. Row B: S. Wagner, P. Walsh, J. Wallke, T. Ward, T. Watson, M. Weaver. Row 9: T. Weaver, R. Weber, R. Weidenhamer, S. Weidner, P. Weslendorf, B Weslerhousen. Row IO: T. Wetmore, B Wilson, B. Wunderlin, S Zach, B. Zoeller, J. Zurbuch 59 My ag welneijke .SDOIDAOIWLOPBJ Ii , ,, M. High Honors: lRow ll S. Schenkel, M. loesch, P. Wells, J. Schmill, J. Yonkmon. lRow Zl M. Loomis, T. Smith, A. Monnier, C. Lothomer, J. Berg. Honors: lRow 'll J. Hasley, M. Doriot, J. Pequignol, D. Shive, S. Kienlen, M. Buckmosler, S. Chrislie, L. Roebel. lRow 21 D. O'Keefe, M. Bosler, R. Buonno, B. Zlmski, B, Burroughs, M. Becker, T. Minnick. lRow 31 E. Erpelding, A. Schuhler, C. Cenllivre, K. O'Boyle, M. E. Hari, M. Colligcn, J. Mondrick. lRow 41 B. Ketlleborough, R. Wagner, T. Uecker, D. Konger, J. Ycggy, T. Keefer. No! Present: M. A. Powers, T. Bill. Class Officers: J. Berg, pres., D. Konger, vice-pres., V. Jehl, sec., R. Huguenard, lreas. F9 ' Q 'if - , x 'QS X YC 4 ,... .S70l0A0I'Yl ore5 Row 1: B. Adams, C. Adams, D. Adams, M Alarie. Row 2: E. Alverding, P Allen, F. Augustyniak, B Baker, J. Boker, A. Barile K. Baron. Row 3: J. Beuty, J. Becker, N M. Becker, Y. Belot, E. Bens- mcn, J. Berg, T. Bill. Row 4: E. Benderfeanu, M Bischoff, J. Bobcy, M. C Bodden, B. Bogenschutz, G Boschet, M. Bosler. Row 5: B. Boxberger, J Boyce, L. Brumes, M. Brcyer S. Brooks, R. Brouwer, J Brown. Row 6: J. Brown, K. Brown J. Bryie, R. Buunno, M Buckmcster, M. Bueter, B Burroughs. Row 7: B. Carpenter, C Centlivre, T. Chandler, G Christen, G. Christie, S Christie, J. Christoff. Row B: M. Colligon, D Conge, R. Conners, M. Cook N. Cowon, D. Dugue, M. A Doriat. Row 9: E. Derloshon, J De Ville, C. Didion, J. Do- dune, J. Doepker, D. Doug las, R. Douglas. -:R 5 f 5 D D W 37' . 3' ' g ,, -. an Q.. Jag, r 1. ...f :if we . sg . , gf , -.., .,.. . .g A . . P' J - V J 4k 4-'Rl A 'P S 'B ..-. 5 J' g . we ai-2 ..l' mg Q. . 'S A 'sa B: f A T . I .... , . X W J- as Q - ,.... sg. K M . h I -...L- , i'h: he W gi X I ' :sg in ' 1 ' ' J -'J ,'A . ' : X L J ' :': A CE, . . ' 1 It J or A Nw' SP . Il I W? ' it 'W f J +5 'S' 43 .x ' A Q. 1-ras, SQ .Qs A 3 ' x :Q it 2.1 A P .A X 'X .3 1?- . , :X Q: 5 A Us H - 'ff k gl? A ' 5 N A Q: xL X ' in rl vi. Row 10: B. Drewery, M Ducey, G. Duehmig, T. Dyer T. Eckrich, T. Engemun, E Erpelding. 61 ff-vu. Q N Q X : .1 1 B .R , . . d.. J uv T, Fil. .:.. .. - 5, P 1. . , ' Q x'x' F- . La' at 1? l 1 A.: J X 'af N as ,lv , g ig l ' M N 1 -yi. t . of X My g V -A -N:-T11 l ' Alb I I . ix' I .M-, ,J 3' 1 f Q xv A f l , -V ' ' 5 .. f f Y! Alf M i '25 lr '71 4, f' li X as .. me 1 A ' . J a T. '4 1 Q? -s' -Eff A if ge: J: XV A A il? :A A .L 5 N '-H 'af 4-:T Q -I, '1 N Y .. 4 A Fl A do 'Q' : wi l will ik l m , .fav , he 75' l A: 2 .: 1 was i 'lk 'Q 1 V - N .xg V ! W 1 N3 .Qi 'F 1 , .4 L . 9-1 2 fe:-as ex ff-1' , 1 5 , X M-:Z t s 1- j Q ,X J ... +.g-,.: ie, QL A F 9 Vt- K 1 'W -P: A Y . . f it Q . . n v I 55701040171 0I 05 Row 'l: C. Farrell, S. Fau- rote, T. Faylor, S. Ferguson J. Filippo, D. Firks. Row 2: M. L. Fox, D Franklin, J. Frederick, J Freimuth, T. Freiburger, H Freon. Row 3: J. Gallagher, K Genstler, C. Gerarclot, A Getty, J. Getty, S. Girt. Row 4: M. Glasper, K Golden, C. Gooding, L Goodman, B. Gordon, W Gospodareck. Row 5: B. Gough, S Gutermuth, E. Gutman, J Grimmer, J. Grosh, L. Grubb Row 6: P. Haefling, B Haffner, T. Haley, R. A Hambrock, L. Hammen, B Haney. Row 7: D. Harber, D Harges, G. Harkenrider, M E. Hart, B. Hartman, J Hasley. Row 8: R. Heckler, B. Heidenreich, M. Heminger M. Hendrecks, N. Henry, JJ Hensler. Row 9: J. Herber, P. Herber, D. Herbst, J. Hilker, A. Hines, T. Hoban. Row 10: C. Hoevel, B. Ho- facker, S. Hoghe, M. Holly, L. Hoag, V. Hornback. 62 .SDOIDAOIYI 0l 05 fi 12- J... '. 4-1 2 i 1' -4 . v 1 WB K 1 ' V a, .I , . .ay Row I: B. Horne, R. Horst man, R. Huguenard, K. Hunt, - L 5' G. Hulh, V. Jehl. -A Q ' N - 'Zu' Q K 1? 'A as 5 - Q? . L 1 Row 2: E. Jones, J. Jar- 7 . I' X ,wi 'F dan, D. Junk, M. A. Junk, ' f Q , x . T. Kaough, T. Kearns. A f- vr A E 34 My mx VG? . . ,A-. --F , gf-. Row 3: T. Keefer, D. . M i ,' mi b I ' Aw , Keeley, B. Kelly, J. Ken- J 'ggi X7 if... , ,N , 5 nerk, B. Kettleborough, M. 'X : V,:, nz N Y' Kever. A SQ X X V T5 f A fy Tir ' - . 'V' .. 'F Row 4. R. Kiel, s. Kienlen, f a eg . X 9 C. Kierzkowski, N. Kimmel, .f ' K , -V X. G. Knpfel, M. Keck.. 'L H X ...fy 'S 39,1 . ii ef- .. V L .. Row 5: M. L. Kohne, J. , ... Q .. .Q -a ,N 1 N V Kohrman, J. Kohrman, D. 'ai - ' Q R 1? 1? . L Q, Konger, L. Koos, R. Kranz- U ' ' V. - ' 'A , ,,. ' x' N ,,,, , ,ue-. Row 6: M. Kraus, D. Kueh- 1 S . J ner, T. Labraio, T. Lamotl, rg f D Ji W 571 Q :QE x 7' M. Lawyer, R. Leavers. f ,Q V L 3 V . . 1 if Rcw 7: J. Leeward, M. Loomis, M. Loesch, J. Loraine, i C. Lolhcmer, L. Lothamer. 5 , A A' 2 -Q . 1? R 1 , 355 f ' T ',,jf f A J gs All ' Q V Row 8: T. Loulhan, B. Mar- ' 'M M ' ' ---W tin, J. Marlin, E. Masierak, L. Mayers, T. McGee. f . Eg if 1 za. - ', 2 1, 4- 'T , ' can Row 9. A. McLaughlin, P. ' U f Ni Mmellis, R. Michael, c. Mine V ll . A T ' 1 'vb ix nick, T. Minnick, P. Minnie- . field. W 'i '- 1: '. Q: 5 T 4 1 ' .i 1 ' : l , A . 2 Q-,gf Pa , . 1 L- Row IO: J. Miko, M. J. W , , X Mills, T. Miner, A. Monnier, J- L1 'V .. - 1 B. Monnier, J. Moore. m Q - .3 1 5 . i ,A fi . . H 1 -, T 'yd 3 ' .4-1 , 3? 63 -5 .4 Y . L F 'R' J ' .S7oloAomore:i .. x 5' ' , 'im Q S ' -A 'X A ' . ' '. 617 . N - ' ' f Q ' . M . ' .,,x. i . Row 1: J. Mondrik, R. 8. L. Q 323351, :L . Morel, R. Morris, V. Mud- rack, T. Myers, C. Noll. ' 3 , -qu 'Y '. 1? N 9 ' ,. , f -Y I f Q... ' ' Row 2: J. Noll, J. Nom- Y -gf ' N,-J .1 muy, T. North, E. Novitski 145- q QQ QL tif C. O'BoyIe, M. O'ConneIl. an 23' :J 1 ' 2' . '. isa- W ' 2 1 Q 4 ' E , ' Row 3: G. Ohse, D. 5 -A J. ' owceefe, J. olevnik, J. or- x , miston, J. Owen, J. Parent C L A .L .Q A Q 2 -1: Row 4: R. Parquette,QJ. f , ,Q Q4 Parrot, N. Pedden, JQQQITTUJQ- f . - -J . not, P. Perrey, N. i ips. Srl' A X Nsf' ' f . :MQ Q M ' AQ. i Row 5: D. Piepenbrink .3 3? ' .Q ,Q F. Powell, M. A. Power, D H Q, , 'A 'Q Z 'Y Roftelsen, B. Reinhart, G 1 -3' 1 QQ! Q af RQ Kessens. , QQ , Q .X - V Nr ,N , ' QQ-3 Q Q , Row 6: D. Richards, M . , T. Riegling, B. Rinehart, J '- ir' .I ' QQ-9 S fa Roberts, c. Robbins, J ' R 2 rr ' J I ' J Roebei. Q A x ,J iifiipt J : : f grfffrs. A . 2 'Q V L Row 7: S. Roehling, J Q Q Roemer, R. Roffelsen, J at '. XQ 2 -61' 7,5 2 Roger, B. Romary, C. Romary Qs. M W., 5- .5 ' 1 -Jw' as . , Sh. ' Row 8: E. Rudek, D V Sarrazin, B. Scheibel, S Schenkelp D. Scherman, T .QQQ 'gn 5, 5: Q Q Q 1 Q fQQ 3, A Sthlfk. 0 3 , M A ? 6 , Q ' ' Row 9: D. Schilling, J. Q Schmitt, J. Schneider, P. ' Q Schrade, B. Schuckel, A. 73 ' .::. A Q3 QQ 'QQ 1-QQ ' 'S 4 Schuhler. -:cr J 1 . Nj 'fc - J. y 1 - iw' ' 'L t V' Row 10: D. Schuhler, L. ' Segyde, J. Seleme, C. Shanahan, P. Shattuck, D. - ' Shive. 4 in J R , ll 7, 2 9 . ff Q -Sf 1 Q : f J Qy BL x. ' 64 li .SJOIQLOWLOPQJ Row I: B. Sholl, V. Si- mone, D. Smith, N. Smith, 5. Smith, T. Smith. Row 2: R. Snider, D Snyder, H. Snyder, P. Snyder D. Sorg, J. Sorg. Row 3: J. Stevens, P Stout, R, Stronczek, P. Surfus P. Sweeney, P. Teders. Row 4: J. Thompson, J Tippmann, T. Tobey, D Todd, P. Topp, J. Tucco. Row 5: T. Uecker, M Vodde, M. A. Vorndran, P Vorndran, D. Wade, D Wagner. Row 6: R. Wagner, J Walker, P. Wall, G. Wun- ning, R. Warnock, J. Weber Row 7: B. Weidenhamer C. Weihe, M. Weihe, A Weingartner, P. Wells, J. Wendling. Row 8: B. Wert, A. Wie chart, J. Wiesen, M. Wilkins L. Williams, G. Winans. Row 9: S. Wolf, T. Wusl ner, J. Yaggy, J. Yarnelle J. Yonkman, R. Young. Row IO: H. Zimmerman R. Zack, E. Zollinger, M Zuber, N. Zuber, M. A Zurbuck it an 3 X : I if . 3-. 5 I ,, 'Q . Q' xx 'N . sb! J SG .5 X . w . - in Ai . if .,.: ff-: -Q? J-E 4 .QA , x I , 1' . f , K . -14 i x in N ' TS H A ! A xi W. -3? x :we I in 3 ae K 4,5 wi was 1? . 'W :sf Q r A it f ' ' in 1 .:.,. ek fa! ' ' il .. H A T Y iii Qi E lend KEY! K. 22'-si fx ...: 275 , J e iw ' a 5 J Q 2 . V X F 'K , -A -,A ,J . -ii' ' ..:' . fl . . A SQ We , 4 . F r if we .4 . .. L :. . L ,ka 'QI' 3 V , L, 3 .7 'fa V ,,. t C I ' J. ' , 65 X ' K . , ,ha ,,'-i. .A .... ,,-.. 11.-. .J I l 7953 Centfaf 44,11 514,,,,f jorf wayne, .gnabana 0 bLf0 jlze glneefl Class Officers: Jim Eifrid, pres., Sandra Kissner, freas., Terry Faylor, Vice pres Bar 1' T . High Honors: Row l: J. Sm' h B. Reyer . opp S. i er. w 1 R. Hi , E. Morris . epin, . To or, . Schnie r . R w : . Kovals, T. Needler, T. Jacquay. Lower. Second Honors: Row l: J. Elward, J. Ho ield, P. Elward, J. Vodde, M. Hartman, P. Bloechel, K. Kummer, R. Wyss. Row 2: P. Murphy, L. Deininger, S. Quinn, M. Mammoser, J. Ashby, E. Bowers, S. Denny, . in er. w : . c meling, S. Curtis, . iy, . Horber, . Alexander, S. Romary, B. Smilh, C. Krull. Row 4: T. Bubb, T. Faylor, B. Miles, A. Welch, T. Hensler, P. Lucas, G. Schoenle. boro Lauer, sec. ts Y ' G W , 'Q 'S A. i ,yy . fe, Row 1. G. Ables, J. Al- 'fa , i -.ISP .31 -X ,W brighl, S. Alexander, W. All, EYE: A ml fb. ' fa .A L. Amslufz, D. Ankenbruck, T? , 9 1 lg 4 Av-.- S sm.. . '- one . D. Arend. i , my Row 2: J. Armslrong, S. - ip., ' ,Q ,N Arnold, J. Ashby, D. sony, ' E -2 , . M. -4 , as S. Baker, P. Barrel, J. W ' K V if Q i --r Q ' X Borlkus. T3 Y R! i . ,Nr 3 Row 3. M. sasmak, D. . . ' Bauer, J. Becker, S., Becker, X B. Beckman, R. Bell, P. .1 -ik g Bendele. 'S 'Q ' ' V g TA' , T . X -4 :M f- ' . wwf t 'N T X + isrwi eg x' hm 66 jI'e5AI'Ylel'l B2 .. fi i n . we X 'NSI ' A-A l qu K E 's g .SAA I . AR J Row l: R. Bender, M. A :Q Q Berghofl, T. Berghofi, B. STV if Bickel, P. Bloechel, S. Bloom I, E. Bowers. . ' 151' -. 43 -' B N A ' Q3 1, 5.5. i k a . Row 2: E. Boyle, P. Brad- X - ' Iey, J. Braun, J. Breman, C , N -I 'fi Brink, S. Brommer, L. A Brown. A Q. ' .F xx Q A- r-we K Row 3: B. Brunner, K. X X ' U Bryie, J. snub, T. Bnbb, x Q, A ff .2 M. Budzon, B. Bugerl, T. 4, A B u rg a r d . . ,, 5 1 '55 A rm K r Q, fel W 'Q' Row 4: J. Burroughs, T. W, P' .swf f Chaney, D. Christi, J. Con- . r,iQe+Q. A. nors, J. Conrad, J. Cooper, N Q-fi . N ' R. Cromly. 1 In 53? , x -nib .. 'Q rf N ' as 41 A . , -. ' . F Q 'B ','::T-rj . Row 5: R. Cuellar, S. Cur- ' N ' fx Y 1 I 7 l ' - tis, D. Dager, J. Daugherty, - 'A '- if . M. Davidson, l. Deininger, V' lf. D. Derheimer. Q ibn .: ,E f ,Q 4-3 , . i ' : 'NS ' 5 S Row 6: S. Denny, J. Der- 5 59' , 1, X K heimer, R. DeVido, T. De- WA I - weld, R. A. Didion, J. Dillon, - R. Dirig. . -'-' - - ' ' ji' 2 . Q b ei' , . ' .- , 'vi . Q ' 'Q X , Q Row 7. M. Driver, C. Du- ' - 'W rg - it seas. P. Dnaeir, T. DuceY. Q ' V, 'E ' ' F ,... D. Duesel, J. Dunbar, D. ' S B - e . . x Nvmxx 'A 5 P Z N '1 . .3 r , ..k. I ' 'N W N j 33 . R 8 S D J Eh. A A .1 . 21. viii ,gk ow : . yer, . Jnger, R F A -1 L Ea. T , .1 J. Eifrid, J. Elward, P. Fl- N ig - T' 9 -V . ward, J. Erb. .L :Hifi Y Y new or J. Erpelding, N. if .-Q ...X N '- X if In Fawley, T. Fuylor, D. Fenker, is qi F.. ,K 'W5'?,1? i E v. Freher, D. Flynn, E. Q ' r ' '32 , . '1 I Fod e .- ag 4' 9 - . A F :- w. ' il 'fiflr' an 25.1. E. - , ii Row io. B. Forlner, T. 5' F BW -f eg, . fe J.. Forlman, J. Fox, M. Fox, R. - . i ml if, ', '2- S Frank, D. Franke, H. Frank- U' 3 lin. . ,, i-f - , 67 F ,ur-Q A F ., ann' C Xiix 3 b y x x Vg? -1 . wi .R . X.: e. .r xx. X we lgiiff T' ' if .wwf f r. A .. ... X . 6 x x 'X , x. WK . .if .X g rg..- 'N ,Q-nn., in N -NM .Wy 1 49' ' vii: in GX l - s 5' J-'wg rw X .-56.5 fr 'unix Q. .3 ik... fir 'QQ ,. 3 wk X 5 .X-sf If-B 4 X N 4 'TF ,.. . 2 43 Wd- .fs 3 .av 3 F05 In ell Q M 34 5 -ef 2 v Q :- 'Rl ' we A 3 os: A , W' J, 'T -W ' f x . H J. 'Q we ,Q f . MF-rx 3 A, ,Q . Q' 4.3, 2,1 :iv-W 3 A 'W F 53 . f ey . L. X. G: '- 5? ,Q . Q R- Q ni -I an '. 'Z 2 an ea? lx 9 .A Q. ' f wk f J ni f Ag 1 If Q f V, SY L14 an L .r YT' .. I 9 -T if T 32 , Tv? A 'R 'il 'Rl' 3 . ff, ' B , 4 ,Q 'Y .f T3 J 7 elf? J 7' if ' fr' 'Ui W X' A .. - I 8 'L if N ak, L ,ng an 3 , 'fs f -v J A - ,, K -Q 1 Y, 'Jr I4 ' ' .mf if . Q Q . B '-fl.. . -- 4 ,L 15 fl 1 3 fx 4, f -A 1: - ., I 1 0.4 ' M T H ' was K A? te 5 Q V W I . A 5 R R V A. X dl- Y Q: 3 sf 2? '1 1-, ' A 9- .. '-Q f ZAW . - ALM , Sr. 'Q 'Q --A- '- new Tx. . f ' A T- , 2 -.H , Q-, T r , . I , V A 1: - Q 13 AA ...X .e .- A l ' A . 5 -.Q V 'F .A 'end Q1 .W .. .. . .. . .. 5 .llL--.4 X Row l: J. Franklin, D Freiburger, C. Frecker, M. A Freeman, J. Frenn, R. Fulk P. Funkhouser. Row 2: M. Galuoppo, C Gass, B. Geiger, M. A Geise, B. Gerardot, J. Ger ardol, L. Gerardol. Row 3: R. Gerardol, D Getz, M. A. Gianl, R. Gigle N. Gorden, B. Grice, B Grimmer. Row 4: J. Grubb, J. Ha bug, D. Hale, C. Hall, T Hanley, B. Hanson, R. Har meyer. Row 5: T. Hensler, E Harber, J. Harlman, M. Harl man, W. Hartman, J. Hat field. Row 6: R. Haughan, S Heath, L. Heckler, B. Heinze M. Herber, J. Hetlinger, R Hilker. Row 7: P. Hill, H. Hill, L Hine, R. Hipskind, D. Hoe vel, M. Hoflman, R. Holmes Row 8: M. Hoog, E Houser, R. Hull, M. Isaacs T. Jackson, T. Jacquay, R Jensen. Row 9: M. Johnson, R. A Jones, E. Jovus, T. Kovats F. Kennedy, A. Kern, S Kessner. Row IO: M. Kelker, M Kinder, J. Kindler, M. Klug J. Knolh, J. Koehl, L Kohrman. 68 1 .gferiklnefl Q3 if DIY' Row l: J. Kolkman, C. - Koval, J. Kramer, T. Krider, 5 D. Kroemer, S. Krouse, C. Krull. 'CSF . NA 'TS' Row 2: C. Kuchnicki, K. I Kummer, J. LaMaster, C. Langhor, l. Loraine, B. Lauer, G. Lauer. , if Row 3: M. Lauer, P. Lauer, A4 - J. Leahy, M. Lee, F. Libbing, J. Lillich, N. Lindeman. Row 4: C. Lindly, C Loesch, B. Lomont, D. Lo mont, R. Loriat, E. Lubomir ski, P. Lucas. Row 5: L. A. Malay, S Maldeney, M. Mammoser, S Martin, N. Masboum, M. L Mason, B. Mast. Row 6: M. Mayers, T Mayers, C. McCoy, D. Mee- han, J. Meier, P. Meier, E Mertes. Row 7: C. Mettler, B Miles, C. Miller, C. Miller 5. Minnick, R. Miquel, R Monnier. Row 8: J. Monnier, L Moody, J. Moran, A. Moreo E, Morris, D. Morsches, R Moser. Row 9: L. Moses, T. Mud rack, G. Mullaney, K. Mul Iigan, F. Murphy, P. Murphy, L. Musselman. Row lO: T. Needler, W. . Nelson, H. Neuhaus, J. New nam, B. Newport, A. Nieb, M. F. Niezer. 69 'W' Q ,,. 3 is R -L DTM W x l l 4? .sg any Q zi' 'N s 'JS' I-. , ' . 43 is 43 .'.. we fr. R . n, , ig: E WN Rv: 6 QF N Q gy J t 3 N, f W' s ii -M ' . E ,fx 49 -. -I 'Q xv ii iil J il J J 5? ' s. we J nk, A :B '-Re x h 'Z .S ' N R NV' N I ,.'. I Y -3 L J J lt J x . J Q wJ M X Q .4 H ., xx Q L 'B 2... ,M +52 E ,..1 . 'I ' jf i ii iii . .:, bvb.. Kbu l 1 Xkwg . X If . - nt, J ' ,-L.. if 5 A 1 Q 5 ' X' V1 ' f :ef - Y T ii' 's an 'Y' ', i K' 1? , 5 Q ,Q , -. E. A ?'m: H bf ,-' Q ,F .R 1, Ldhx .., ' ': - R . .'ii:i -- .. . :Q ' , .rs ...T H- f QT ev : J ey e f , -a Y Q if s Y .1 -A ,4 f 'ff 'nib ,fb Li ..., , .4T' 5 . if ff-W, x- ' i. t N. , s .,, . , Q- - .Gi i N f, K fe Q, 33 :Sf A 5 LS' ' I' .N 3? -vs Q 'ZS' Ny, ,Q W. ei s. N A -N as -J. P W . wu- ', 16 Q as ' s sn, A as 'Q . . .,.,. 3 sf' E . Q18 NY . 3 . I Y 11? k'Ei ga5Q 1 y , ., -1 if A ,, We QQ .4 N W-QR R .-3 , ' A 6 1 ,L IZ: az 1 Q ' Q sz- 4 -31 57 . I, .I J Y QL sz: ' .uf I IRQ rf' .,,x f gs 4-if . '45 . X A 'gk A W QV' 1, L? 4. W . nw .Q .: ,I af 9.- -3: 14 ' , nk is .--'-Ah,2 3? J 1 5'-N F-I Jw' wk . 5 - nf D. I W , , IIIAI D Q y .Q 'X D Y' .LJ -. f' S' X -. 1'-5 . -J f L I, 'fl L7 xy' ' -if . .1 ' if , . do . -Q ' , P I , ' - ww ' f J we Ki V .5.. , ' QR ': J - A 9L.,.1 7 . Q K 'Q n .W - . I 'five- ,.,, A ' .M '-T f I A Ed ,.v- 1 ' '47 ff 'G 1 'L K FP ' ' L 1 WJ xl Tr' . 4-is :Qs fix A S -if X, .QAA Q . f' Jw sr 7 if 5, w , : . .EV . . X, Q A sf , jl e5AI'l'lel'l Row I: J. Noll, R. Noll, S. Noll, D. Novack, W. Oai- schlager, C. Oberley, S. O'Day. Row 2: L. Oddou, C. O'Keefe, J. A. O'Shaugh- nessey, B. Patterson, L. Pat- terson, L. Paul, D. Pequig- not. Row 3: B. Perry, J. Perry, R. Perry, H. Peiiit, J. Pfeiffer, R. Philbee, P. Piepenbrink. Row 4: Y. Piizen, Z. Pi?- zen, G. Poiry, S. Popp, R. Pranger, F. Procise, B. Price. Row 5: T. Presley, C. Pruner, B. Quandi, S. Quinn, B. Rauch, T. Reilh, R. Resac. Row 6: B. Reuille, J. Reuille, J. Reuille, L. Reuille B. Reyer, P. Rieger, R. Rob- ertson. Row 7: R. Roethele, D. Rohyans, J. Rohyans, D. Rol- ape, S. Romary, R. RousseH, J. Roussel. Row B: J. Roy, G. Ryan R. Ryan, J. Sanderson, A. Sarrazine, L Sarrazine, J. Sauer. Row 9: N. Sauter, K. Sav- age, R. Schaab, B. Schenk, N. Schlink, G. Schlup, J Schmelling. Row 10: D. Schmuiie, J Schnieders, R. Schnieders, B Schnurr, G. Schoenle, P. Schoppman, J. Schrader. 70 ,,. -if -, gfejhfflen ' ' 'R' 'Sl -I -2 2-1 Q x . x - . Q- . c' C , 'M Row 1: J. Schuhler, C. X . Schultheis, D. Shank, H. - Shannon, P. Shea, J. Sigl, 2 M. Silloway. . ',. 3 A . 4? : x 1' --4. - Row 2: M. L. Simmons, x D. Simpson, K. Sive, B. Swy- 5 A 4.4 L L gart, B. Smith, D. Smith, J. 'M' W , Smiih. . 2 Q A R -. we T XJ . V . U Q, in T A if ' -if . Q Q-'lf Row 3: J. Smiih, E. Snyder, J. y yf ' f J. Sorg, R. Sorg, R. E. Sorg, Us ,W J' T. Sorg, C. Spielh. T 4? A. ,n Q -nw. ,V ' .gs ' .5 ty 4.6 Row 4. L. spinner, T. Qi A Ag' fa '15 .QQ smffcrd, C. smkes, v. seef- 1 A r . fy 5. N ' anek, A. Siefonski, S. Sfirn, 1- . S ' ' J. Stowell. 35 ii' ' - .np -, 'sa T, in A 'W' ' .fr -sw X - ' K ' S -43 we . - Row 5: U. Straub, W. Tat- ,A X' E 'J' A X ' -'Eff ' . wp. f 'ff man, C. Taylor, P. Taylor, S. T gf E fk .J .Q A-'fy li' Taylor, B. Tepin, P. Tierney. W Mr y I . T W . VM N Row 6: B. Tippman, H. C 1. R ' 'RV -1, an , .- '. 'D .2 Tons, A. Tornabene, G. Tra- ' if I F 5 'gi . - 5? bel, D. rmmmel, J. Trick, . of - , M. Vachon. N N . .A ---f .. if 1 . nk.. Row 7: M. Vakerics, R. re, y 2 .1 . K'-V k -M wf .J ,I A vom, D. vodde, J. vodde, ,. -.fl 'M it M T R. Voiral, C. Vorndran, J. x ,QQ x vi I 1 if N , Walsh. , X H ... I Y 15. , W - kk' ZX , V. 3 N wr SQ'-' Y .uk 42'w ff'-' , .. -. K . Az Q . T R Row 8: P. Walsh, J - . -3 ' ,Q Q , ... Weaver, D. Weber, N 'A 1. 'XX -41 Q all 7, ' an Weber, J. Weingartner, A .. Q ' . -Q ' 'sy Welch, w. wen. 5 1' fl., ' ' F I Row 9: K. Wetmore, J I ' f-' ,, .M-5 Wiedenhoeft, J. walking, M F Q J . 3 f, ga, . 'R , j 'b ,. -, i A. Wisner, A. womer, B V, f , A '.D.Si , J f-.25 lx I Woenker, T. Wood. 'W . ' XJ A if J G Q . ff. ,'..--.,.-.fA e ...' ew Row IO: R. Wyss, D. Zeig- X A V - . , ler, M. Zehner, S. Zern, R. '3 '. Ji. ' -X 'Si Q- ' -1? K zann, v. zonef, R. zych. T. ,ii A Lf Nj, A 1, 71 - e... .,.. A-. -tv .. K . .iam A' - f- Ms 'T 72 451 1, Q A fa . -fj Ziff 'S ey . . . , vi K . we -,, , .1 -SI' W ga, .JSY fd - ' 's 1 ff' W, K3 -.s VER -A NT li. A . .ge- 5' 1 w- , as G an .xgcfiuifiefi From music to science and sports, activities occupy an important place in a Catholic school. Whether we act in a play, paint a poster or kick a field-goal, we are acting for and with the other members of Christ's Mystical Body here at C. C. Working, playing, praying together helps complete the formation of Christ in us. 'H ,CQFQ S gl fi SQ 4 Y 3 5 'B' Li YI A Qj.,s,,,Sjx , W- kw'2V'2wQ . .Q fvsswg.-Qgmgfaiiz 53-f 94 ' if V3 2 X. 'Qqg-gwxiigw fp V-,'xz,-L gg ., . 5 SYQ-QxQK.,i5hgmxS5 VN yet: ' ' 'tx-217:16f'ixS'?Q4i'f . - ,,' Q fy-.xg -Awgw., gxgf. is Asa,-.fx:g::15,V.,5lwgg,A .A NX. M -.251 xv? 1 5-,. - N , f1'f'1'3 li P 1,2-f' X Z-li: 3.Sf2ZfS'2ffi5i-fl ' W 5' K :f.g:. ' ' ' . H -, ,:. 3.33.5 gjf, - ' -2,,gM,,l Nw wav -' .Pam-4533 :R 'N 'S . , . ,N -L xx'-xx'-Q Harman? farm, The Concert Band, under the baton of Mr. Joseph M. Woods, ranks high among Central Catholic organizations. This year our band was honored by being chosen to perform for both presidential candidates. This group has ap- peared in the Christman Concert, the Catholic Evidence Lecture Series, and the annual February concert. A new policy this year, designed to emphasize the quality of individual playing, required that each member of the band render a solo each semester. Not only has the band won many honors as a group, but individuals have qualified for numerous awards. Every student takes great pride in the band, it is a credit to the school. Mr. Charles R. Smith, associate conductor ofthe band, has proven capable and talented in his fine work this year. He has written and arranged a colorful composition called Rhumbette, which he conducted at the concert. He also teaches instrumental music in the grade schools of Fort Wayne. 74 ,.,,.-...YL. A- ..V, ,.,-...Q-f V YW Y--,1.:Z..1..1.-1a f .-.1 A ,-'., . . X ' A D A 72935 ' N ' ' 2:P .- f Q ' 5 X nv , I ' . do fn dh 3 Q ' sais: ' xi! ,. xg - 2 ' , fix- E , ' 1 : ' 2 I S w ' ag: lg bf g Sf Q W , Q A ff zv 4. . V Q LR 1, , V , fl .N Y X, M H 5 K N , X A ' .- I- . . -. . 'E' ' Q W X X A ' ' .A A W Xfxx IIAAL' : i r- . .ix f - 'yy - . Q, , l R ,, k X if ,fy x L In X N .suaxgi-'vi X fl, - ' -Q ,K 1 V K f M . , sf . , 5 . -X, 1 A W . J ,.'Qf1, v J Q44 K , ' X ' ' ' ' 0 . ' 2? ' Q - gf. ,Q , - 3 f f Q, Q A V o u . i L ' A atm ' 7 ' , - I 4 1 D ,f1Qi,M. Wa xx If wxggf, !1 , . '1.5f L' .3 6 J, SV Q of 2 XJ t 'e 1 ,, , . 4 'I I X X ' .xqx vi , ,LQ , ,, ,V,, . .. 1 Q J .:4,xV , - V - r f 1 - wiv XSQMQ . N I R A 3' , ,k hx? IE i: ,J 1 '22 xl' is ma ld i h -f 0 Ideals and heroes are the driving force in any worth- while life. As normal teen-agers, we dream our dreams and worship our heroes. ln this bewildering process of growing up, we look for an ideal, a hero to inspire and motivate us. This ideal person must love every shred of our adoles- cent personalities, he must understand our tremendous enthusiasms, and appreciate the fun we have at a sock hop, the fervent resolutions we make during retreat. This hero will be a loveable, attractive human-being. This person is Christ, totally human, genuinely divine. He is our perfect ideal and model and more. His very divine lite was planted as a seed in our souls at our baptism. lt is the purpose of C.C., of every single class and activity, to nourish this seed, to bring it to adult maturity, to form the mind and heart of Christ in us. Cl ,J 4 , 2 ah' 3. 1 UV?-, La, JS Marching Band: Row One: Director Joseph M. Woods, A. Litchfield, D. Junk, N. Blee, T. Hayden, J. Russo, C. Wolf, T. Dyer, B. Savage. Row Two: S. McKenzie, J. Langhor, C. Taylor, C. HaFlner, M. L. Monnier, M. L. Weaver, A. Welch, D. Wiesen. Row Three: D. Todd, R. Holthaus, J. Wiesen, D. Castleman, E. Bookmeyer, E. Jones, L. Moody, D. Pequignot. Row Four: T. Degitz, E. Ankenbruck, L. Doehring, T. Kohrman, R. Voltz, T. Engeman, S. Figert, J. Crawford. Row Five: R. Meyer, D. O'Keete, A. Meyers, J. Huntine, J. Seculolt, T. Bill, J. Mondrick, J. Stevens. Row Six: R. Frank, P. Monnier, S. Kiss- ner, E. Gennaitti, M. Weaver, J. Thompson, J. Bacon, J. Yonkman. Row Seven: T. Keetler, J. Brown, D. Harges, J. Bontiglio, P. Bloeschel, J. T. Uecker, G. Ables, D. Gennaitti, S. Armstrong, T. Haban. cwcfz On, .C. Military aires have inspired groups of men since the days of ancient Sparta. We are no exception. Our marching band symbolizes school spirit, the discipline and the staunch courage of our athletic teams, the pride we feel in our school. The Marching Band of Central Catholic High School has proven to be one of the outstanding bands of the State by receiving superior ratings year after year in State contests. This year our band received the inspection trophy which signifies that the band is the sharpest military high school group in the state. The band performs at football and basketball games as well as in various parades throughout the year. The color guard is Walter Carr, Jim Thompson, Jim Kever, and Byron Wyss. Gerald Wagner, as Drum Maior, bears the honor and responsibility of issuing march- ing commands to the band. Joseph M. Woods, Director of Music Education, has done much to broaden and intensify the music education program in Fort Wayne's Catholic schools. He has built the band and orchestra into well 'functioning concert groups, the awards they have received bear witness to this fact. Central Catholic is 'Fortunate to have a man of his ability and attainments. Twirlers: Mildred Mitchell, Sandra Christie, Carol Pickens, Irene Mettler, Sharon Bowers, Mary Lou Mason, Elaine Bengs, Ruby Thompson. Not present when picture was taken, Judy Waltke, Joan Keller. 77 Burroughs, D. Douglas, B. Burroughs. Row Eight: M. A. Brothers, S. Kaylor, L. Hoag, P. Schoenle, T N- r-Y V ...Lf,.:f-- ' ' 4'i ?P 1 '.hp.....g'-' - ... , , ., Q.. 4' ' ' qwra. V- 'S gx ' if . ,' , 'al ! fi sg ,i,55 3 M X .......Y- . --, V 1 - Q Q , 9 . if 9. 5 WW ,Q ' 'A , ,-'1 F Q ' M ' 1 ..','2 3 fvgjwvl 1 4 'I ' 'J M Q i Q ' Q 414, J if ' ' K f 5j 5 4 f' f U V 4 -iff' A Q M M S Q j W X 47 Q S ' v ,bu Q2 WW ' 'vv-.,,,, X: ff ,....,... ' 3, , V ' VXA' Q lg, FN . U - - VAL, 'Y - F ' X Q ' ' ' 3 LAMQTL--xx . - X N 'X u,4,gw M, ,-2 ' - NX'-- -4 ,.: ,- 'gziv .,- 5... - . f NGS X ,N ZW' M ,H - JE.L,t A ,V 1 3 'W i +2g4efSQQ'wi2-1-. ' ., ,, ., P, , A Kwx-x.X, U ,-www. . ,N-Ll is 153-an m V : v -TL' , . Ls Q f ' ggiifk X. ,f gs? V ' q ,ii Q I bg mi A . . , V Q 1 I Q I 'Q-.91 ig., ,' X ' Q3 Q -' F xx W ig Vi? q': i TEV- . we any 'Q an -q if Whikgv' , f 0 , A,, if 14. , Q Q ., MX ,g nfaxilg T ,gym wi aigg Q' ,. , ,3 4 d A 1 Vqlq x uf x A Q gk W -xv z -has 2 , f ,, ., - 'S N9f oicezi in on? . . . Row One: Left to right. T. Schick, J. Harber, M. Doriot, J. Pequig- not, S. Kienlin, M. Riegling, C. Lauer, M. Penzone, C. Davis, J. Beauty, M. Wiehe, C. Wiehe, B. Reinhart, D. Ackerman, P. Houlihan. P. Auer, A. Marsches. Row Two: T. Smith, M. Lawyer, M. L. Miller, M. Powers, M. A. Oswald, C. O'Boyle, P. Wells, C. Romary, C. Mauch, B.' Brake, Mr. Yonkman, S. Kraus, M. Van Horn, M. Kelsey, J. Parrot, J. Alberding, N. Ankenbruck, S. Poinsette, A. Weingardner, M. A. Lillich, S. Blackburn, J. Kraus. Row Three: V. Hornboch, S. Shihle, S. Berghoff, K. Grime, T. Settimi, E. Bensman, R. Shall, D. Peipenbrink, B. Warnock, W. Ankenbruck, A. Chandler, J. Schall, J. Slane, M. Bender, R. Mueller, D. Jordan, T. Nycum, T. Lisman, S. Ohse, N. Roethele, C. Urbine, L. Roftelsen, S. Smith. Not Present: D. Nommay, L. Badders, B. Wunderlfn. Glee Club Officers: S. Blackburn, Gown Chairman, M. A. Oswald, Point Sec.: Tony Settimi, Vice4Pres., T. Nycum, Treas., N. Ankenbruck, Librarian, C. Mauch, Sec., Seated: L. Rohelsen, Pres, The Central Catholic Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. John Yonkman, includes the Varsity Chorus, Vocal Ensemble, Training Chorus and Chapel Choir. These groups have per- formed at the Christmas Concert, done caroling from the Lincoln Tower, and they sang at the Catholic Evidence Lecture Series. The annual Spring Concert Singing Voices, featuring the dramatic presentation of the Song of Norway and several outstanding solo renditions, was enthusiastically received by Fort Wayne music lovers. At the annual music concert many mem- bers of our choral groups received gold and silver medals. The Varsity Chorus, one of the largest school organizations, represents C. C. singing. The chorus helps each member to develop a pleasing personality and confident self-expression through song. The officers, Ladonna Roffelsen lseatedl, Tony Settimi, Carol Mauch, Tom Nycum, Norine Ankenbruck, Mary Ann Oswald and Shirley Blackburn, have' done a great deal to lighten the burden of Mr. Yonkman. This group, elected by the members, also plans the various parties and picnics that come as reward for hard work ofthe groups. Central Catholic can be proud to have such a polished chorus within its school. Mr. Yonkman, who is also organist and choirmaster at the Cathedral, has applied his knowledge and personality to the fullest degree to build this superb chorus. 80 . . . Zicfcwb fo gfuefi Above Vocal Ensemble. Row One: Left to right. M. Doriot, C. Davis, M. A. Oswald, C. O'Boyle, N. Ankenbruck, B. Brake, J. Alberding, L. Roffelsen, S. Blackburn, J. Kraus, P. Auer. Row Two: T. T. Settimi, T. Lisman, D. Jordan, T. Slane, R. Mueller, L. Badders, T. Nycum, B. Warnock. Not Present: S. Kraus, C. Mauch, D. Nommay. LEFT Chapel Choir: S. Kraus, S. Blackburn, J. Kraus, C. Mauch, M. Van Hom. LOWER PICTURE Row One: Left to right. C. Lindly, F. Libbing, J. Roussel, P. Shea, P. Rieger, M. Lee, Mr. Yonkman, D. Zeigler, V. Stefanek, J. Vodde, S. Popp, B. Reyer, S. O'Day. Row Two: J. Elward, J. Gerardot, L. Musselman, J. O'Shaughnessey, J. Franklin, S. Kissner, R. Miguel, J. Koehl, K. Wetmore, B. Patterson, M. Mayers, N. Weber, J. Hatfield. Row Three: P. Blaechel, S. Alexander, P. Elward, T. Schick, T. Smith, R. Schnieders, G. Schoenle, P. Gildea, K. Sive, E. Hathaway, M. A. Giant, D. Duesel, J. Lamaster, B. Tepin, E. Morris. Row Four: R. Rouseff, C. Krull, C. Langohr, E. Fodge, B. Fortner, J. Rohyans, J. Lillich, T. Burgard, M. Zehner, E. Bensman, D. Vodde, C. O'Keefe, C. Kuchnicki, J. Weingartner, F. Murphy, L. Malox, G. Mullaney, K. Mulligan. RIGHT Training Chorus Officers: E. Bensman, Pres.: P. Gildea, Vice-Pres.: K. Wetmore, Sec., J. Lillich, Treas. The aim ofthe members of the Glee Club is to be one ofthe select group called the Vocal Ensemble. This group performs on special occasions and at events throughout the year. Basing their sacrifice on the fact that He who sings prays twice our Chapel Choir gladly comes daily to lend their voices to the Sacrifice of praise oftered on the altar of the Blessed Sacrament Chapel. The students of the Training Chorus devote most of their time learning and practicing the fundamentals which will later produce an outstanding Chorus. 81 3400! WQLU57 gd!! dnb! COI'l'Ll'l'lQl'lt Helping to make C.C.er's better citizens and students is one of the many iobs SHAMROCK takes on each year. Experience is gained by future iournalists. This Experience takes many forms. We write, edit, give and fulfill assignments, and learn to work as a unit for a definite goal. VVorking on the paper looks like a lot of fun. lt is, along with a lot cf work. But even in the fun part of it, there is always that certain it present. ln whatever we do - making out reports, writing a news story, copy reading, or iust cleaning up the room - it's there - responsibility, the responsibility of making sure that the stmzlents are getting our best. A new project was started this year: to elect a Junior staFf, break them in, and let them get used to the saddle of deadlines. This allows them two or three months to learn the tricks of the trade, instead of putting oft the new experience until the followiwg September. Typists are a necessity to every staFF. They, too, must burn the midnight oil, pecking away to meet a deadline. The Editorial Staff: Sue Ledden, Roger Kramer, editor-in-chief Judy Suelzer, Dorothy Daley, Nancy Chamberlin, Rosan Greter, Dick Alt, Mary Ann Kohlbacker. Typists: Janice Kraus, Violet Bobcy, Mary Ann Huefling, Peggy Houlihan. 4 1 Y ,news - ' sg,-nun N NK X jar gferg fidue, ounlkaa gala Top left: Circulation: Barbara Bower Pat Schraufer Carol n Weih l. I G b , . , y e, aure ru b, larry Close, Janet Bobay, Betty Romar , Elea G ' y nor utman, Mary Jo Davis, Pat Batchelder. Top right: The Advertising StaFf with Sister Myra, SHAMROCK adviser- Dan Meehan Martin Tierne - I Y, Gloria Ferraiolo, Ann Morsches, Joyce Hollis, Yvonne Belot, Shirley Blackburn. Lower: SHAMROCK Homeroom Representatives: lStandingl Warren Grabner, John Schneiders Don Castro Mar ll M K , ye en c eeman, Treasure Smith, Kathleen Wetmore, Carole Fettig, Pat Voors, Carol Harber, Joy Wiedenhoeft. lSeatedl Dick Luley, Vernon Urbine, Jim Owen, Martin Tierney, Connor Loesch, Tom Berghott, Tim Stafford, Steve Ohse, Kenneth Bryie, Walter Gospodareck, Pat Wiesen, Mary Kocks, Judy Weingartner, Mary Arnold, Pat Wells, Betty Newport, Pat Batchelder. When do we get our SHAMROCKS'? is a familiar question around school. A d .h . . n wit out the homeroom representatives, we might never get them When th . ose glossy pages arrive, the representatives rush to the homeroom with their precious wares. Another assignment for the representatives and one which really makes our h I sc oo paper possible, is the gigantic task of obtaining that IOOW sub ' t' scrap ion total In September. These Reps, are the unsung workers of our business staFf. -83 s Jim Thompson and Carol Klingenberger, senior editors, Elaine Gocke, business manager, and Bill Landstofter, undergraduate editor confer with larry Moulin, editor-in-chief, about theme planning for the 1953 ECHO. Carol Mauch, staH artist, was not present. 0 ummarize due .Spairif What is a yearbook made of? Ads, Art, subscriptions, pictures, copy and more. But as bricks do not make a home, pages and pictures do not make an ECHO. Through l952-53 we tried to catch the heart of Central Catholic, the impact that classes, activities and sports have had on our hearts, the permanent spirit that will still be ours long after daily events have been filed and forgotten. Then an ECHO is also made of patience and iudgement, the perseverance that plods through the long winter months when publication, the fruit of our labors, seems remote. Larry Moulin, our Editor-in-Chief, contributed the lion's share of man power, man hours, decision and drive. Elaine Gocke kept her finger on the finance of the infant ECHO of l953. The yearbook is especially the pride and ioy of the senior class, and Carol Klingenberger and Jim Thompson had the responsibility of herding our graduates to the photographer, checking those precious thumbnail biographies in the senior directory. Our family of undergraduates numbered close to a thousand this year, and Bill Landstoffer came through with the detail work of pictures, names, honors. Carol Mauch, our staff artist, very capably depicted the influence ot Christ in the various phases of C.C. life. X Over all there was the persistent hope that we could hold up, for all to see, the strong, gentle personality of Christ, the reality of His role, the vital importance of His influence in our classes, activities, and athletics. 84 i 0-olaerafion kr uccead Meetings, drives, cash and bookkeeping kept the ECHO advertising and circulation departments busy through the fall and winter months. They discovered that a good yearbook is based on sound financing and hard work. Our department editors toiled long and quietly over student lists and picture identification, then perspired through the spring copywriting drive. The big moment, the one satisfaction, was the pleasant task of bringing the finished product around to the homerooms. Our unsung field staff,' the homeroom representatives, put in untold man-hours hounding their fellow classmen for ads, down payments, picture returns. Long on patience, short on praise, they provided indispensable drudgery and detail-work for the ECHO. ECHO Representatives: Foreground: R. Robertson, R. Miles, R. Dunn, B. Rauch, P. Bradley, K. Schaab, J. Sorg. Middle: F. Morsches, D. Sherman, T. Uecker, N. Ankenbruck, l. Oddou, R. Miguel, B. Wiedenhamer, D. Shive, I. Mettler. Rear: T. Hoban, R. Bogenschutz, G. Hatcher, T. Watson, J. Kaos, N. Smith, W. Hottert, N. Newman, J. Hollis, M. Pendergrass, D. Beuchel, T. Myers, A. Hartman. Not present S. Armstrong. Below: Left: Dick Luley, circulation, Tom Lomont, in charge of patrons, Shirley Blackburn, advertising, Peggy Houlihan, advertis- ing, and Mary Ann Oswald look over past ECHO's with Maryellen McKeeman, circulation manager. Right: Editors Pat Wiesen, clubs, Josephine Walsh, social, Walter Carr, music, Tom Paliganoff, sports and Elois Klingenberger, faculty and classes, plan copy for their respective departments. Insert: Larry Moser, our staff photographer, looking for action. Lower Right: Dorothy Daley, snap- shot editor, checks student prints with Fr. Hammond, ECHO faculty adviser. i' Nl. .., l, ls 1 1 .,z.3,g' . ' it . I I J Digg. , ,P .qi V L.. J, - nk ,.,. M4 V .. 54, A Q .. r 4 . r' , .,, nb ' H f sg , 2 A .vw i GN. if 1 . i H5- . Q1 X s l. 1 1 in W 4, nf., -Y fri? 1, K+' l 32 :ls ,si 'ik l T ccenf on .jfufli-Q?ui!fan0!.S2r0ff- Seated: Martin Tierney, Dick Alt, Phyllis Schoenle, Judy Suelzer, Diane Stout, Rosan Greter. Standing: Roger Kramer, Margie Ernst, Dick Haughan, Nancy Brayer, Larry Moulin, and Sue Ledden. To be a member of Quill and Scroll is the outstanding honor that can be accorded a high school iournalist. Recognition by this international society is more than sufficient reward for the hours of work put into a high school publication. Eligibility for the National Society of High School Journalists is based on scholastic and iournalistic ability, and the recommendation of the publication adviser and the school principal. Although the requirements are rigid, the honor is great. Eight seniors and four iuniors were nominated to the society from C.C.'s present crop of writers. Their formal reception, at which they received the Quill and Scroll pin, the distinctive emblem of the society, took place several weeks before the close of school. Contact with a live school publication has taught this group the power of the press, thus pointing out the need for Catholic iournalists. We hope that someday we will find these students high in the iournalistic field, defending Christian ideals with the powerful weapon of their pens. 86 is Lfecfive: S I Zgeffer . . sl it Jack Spaeth ..,,,,,A..... President 3 Ken Bobay ...... ,...... V ice President 3 Judy Suelzer ..... ........,,,, S ecretary ., Jim Noll ..,,,.... .,,,.......,,,,,,,, T reasurer K NN Virginia Jehl Rosie Klein Terry Wetmore Dorothy Reuille Bill Landsloffer Carol Mauch Ray Matles Margaret Weaver Mike Roach David Hoevel Joe Rager Mike Loomis Jack Erb Gene Eifrid Roger Kramer Dick Kramer me. Marlene Van Horn Jim Noll Gerald Harkenrider Joe Bashara Q We Mary Ellen Bendel Gloria Ryan A Bonnie Horn John Nicole Judi Berg Bud Brown i James Huntine John Friess Dick Alt Bernard Roussey Terry Faylor James Eifrid b Richard Duane Bob Tourney Marlin Tierney Mariorie Ernst Nancy Blee Carolyn Wolf Dean Konger Phyllis Schoenle Jackie Noll Sandra Kessner Joe Eitrid Sharon Arnold Tom Chandler Gloria Ferraiolo Charlie Stokes Barbara Lauer Gail Huth Rosie Buanno 1 , Miewmme -Div THE STUDENT COUNCIL meets bi-monthly to initiate and carry through programs that will be beneficial to the students. Reflecting the pulse of student opinion, the council, in its advisory capacity, helps to iron out the many problems of students and administration alike. During the year, numerous proiects were started and promoted. A first for this year's council was the Hall Guard System by which students check the corridors during classes. The pep-sessions were scheduled by the council for the football and basket- ball season. Committees were chosen from the group to handle the selling of the season tickets for the various sports and to plan the voting system for the Senior Prom Theme. The suggestion box was continued to stimulate the students to express their ideas of betterment for the school. 87 i 0 Ju QQ 61,1161 t O Aging WQQJZS Crass Officers: nior Red Ronald Blauvelt, Treas. Carolyn Wolf, Pres. Eileen O'Day, Vice-pres. Dave Pequignot, Sec. vu- Mission Reps. Left to right, Dick Alt, Vice-pres., Margie Weaver, Carr. Sec., Bonnie Horn, Pres., Mary Ellen Bendle, Treas.g Mary Gildea, Jerry Schoenle, Rosie Klein, Recording Sec.: Margarette Haley, Nancy Blee, Barbara Baker, Barbara Tepin, Mary Lou Kahne. Joe Lillick, Carol Klingenberger, Julia Ehinger, Jerry Wilkins, Shirley Reuille Vera Fisher, Betty Westerhausen, Car olyn Getty, Susan Alexander, Jerr Yonkman, Eugene Mertes, Sam Christ- ' nette Deininger, 'N f Y w Q. off, Walter Carr, Luo .lane Herber, and Rosemary Leavens. Officer not present for picture, Jim R. Seculoft, Spiritual Treas. ' xlly ' 1 A V . . Q 5 ,f .. . ,V 5 in 'le - -Rfff A 1 A li 1' I Ni M ,O-. The Mission Unit of Central Catholic is attiliated with the National CATHOLIC STUDENTS MISSION CRUSADE and is under the patronage of St. Frances Xaxier. Throughout the year the Unit, under the direction of Sister Thomas Aquinas, conducts many activities, foremost of which is the bi-weekly collections used to help, in a material way, the missionaries at home and abroad. Spiritual offerings of Masses and Communions etc. are also taken bi-weekly. ther Mission activities are the Christmas Card and Stamp Drives along with Among the o Tagday t'on of the Faith. and Propaga I 88 . .ff f ff . lr 1 1 '-A-1, 2 . 1. -' ' i anguage - rave! in in iafure THE SAINT THOMAS AQUlNAS LATIN CLUB, under the direction of Sr. Mary Austin, develops in its members a greater appreciation of the language and culture of the Roman people. Several plays and speeches were given illustrating the background of early Roman lite, with emphasis on Virgil and Cicero. One who knows two languages is worth two men. THE SPANISH CLUB members, under the guid- ance of Sr. Loretta Anne, have come to realize the truth of this proverb and understand its meaning very well. The group sponsors a complete approach to lnter-American understanding through the careful study of the ideas, customs, and geography of our Latin-American neighbors. 1 123 ,AQ TOP PICTURE Seated: Elsie Hathaway, Janice Kraus, Jerry Hipskind, Marian Berning, John Schiener, Jim Seculolif, Fred Kramer. Standing: Mary Needler, Pat Junk, Barbara Brake, Pat Kelley, Elaine Gocke, Ann Kasper, Mary Ellen Bendel, Jim Mueller, Pat ledden. Sealed: Marlin Tierney, Pres., Don Tippmann, Sue Hipskind, Dan Fenker, Treas., Maryellen McKeeman, Mary Ann Oswald, Vice-Pres. Standing: Irwin Henry, Sandy Hiser, Bernard Roussey, Jim McCabe, Mary Jo Davis, Sharon Hoffman, Terry Gerardol, Carolyn Vachon, Pat Wiesen, Sec.y and Sr. lorella Anne. 89 puffing ur gaii fo mr x 'N Lett to right: Row l: Roger Kramer, Carol Mauch, Larry Doehing, Claire Lothamer, Bill Alt, Charles Koval, Larry Spindler, Paul Gildea. Row 2: Mary Ann Kohlbacher, Don Nommay, Mike Dahm, Janice Krause, Don Todd, Mary Glasper, Lois Belot, Jackie Alberding, Kay Hogan, Rosie Haughn. Row 3: Marita Heminger, Janet Glenwith, Mary Ellen Hart, Jean Getty, Dorothy Till, Sandra Kraus. Raw 4: Marilyn Kraus, Jackie Beaty, .loan Bacon, Carol Taylor, Ester Gennaitte, Pat Taylor, Shirley Romary, Rosalie Rousseft, Barbara Perry, Mary Schnur, Madeline Kelsey. The work ofthe STUDENT SPIRITUAL COUNCIL is to sponsor the spiritual activities ofthe high school. The officers and homeroom representatives do their best by means of bulletin boards, posters, meetings, programs, and reminders, to keep the spiritual side of high school life before the minds ofthe students. , Taking the motto The Sacred Heart for Fort Wayne, Fort Wayne for the Sacred Heart, the Council started the year with a campaign for the Enthronement in the homes of the students. During October honor was given to Our Lady in the form of the Living Rosary and the council assisted with the activities of the retreat. A special bulletin board displaying life-size figures reminded us in November ofthe need of the Poor Souls. December witnessed the Christmas play written by the students, and the Council sponsored the display of the Art Club at the Christ Child Festival. At the opening ofthe new year, the S.S.C. otticers attended the Catholic Action Convention in Milwaukee and brought back splendid suggestions which were carried out during the future monthly meetings. In May, Mary took the center ot the stage as the mem- bers ofthe Council crowned her at the month's opening, conducted daily devotions in her honor during the month, and sought her blessing and protection upon the new ofhcers in their installation at its close. i Spiritual activity cannot be measured in terms of success or failure, but it willing- ness and hard work on the part ofthe officers and Council Moderator Sister Assumpta is any indication of achievement, there is a high percentage chalked up for them in the Golden Book of Eternity. 90 .ii ,,,.,..ap, Garage ZW flue Hank J4Am! The FIGHTING 69th is a campaign in which Catholic youths are asked to pledge themselves to greater purity of life. As a means to this end, devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary are especially recommended. The name is a take-oFf on the New York regiment of World War I fame, the famous Fighting 69th. It fits the present campaign perfectly, inasmuch as those who enlist are expected to enter a spiritual battle to fight for the ideals ofthe oth and 9th commandments of God, which include purity in word, action, and dress. The organization, under the guidance of Sister Assumpta, began its program at the beginning of the year with a meeting-assembly. Father Conroy, the national director, was the guest speaker. The captain and Iieutenants received a Fighting 69th pin, and the freshmen were enrolled. Three new projects were begun this year. In co-operation with a nation-wide campaign, the observance of a novena to St. Maria Goretti was promoted. The ideals of The Fighting 69th were spread among the service men by means of pam- phlets. A bulletin was posted weekly near the second floor office, giving the Legion of Decency rating on the current movies in Ft. Wayne. A strict observance of this list was encouraged. Thus, keeping in line with the national program, C.C.'s students did their part as Fighting 69th campaigners. ' Lett to right: Eugene Eifrid Row I: Bob Arnold, Neil Bracht, Tam Newman, Tom Grimrner, Rich Morken Row 2: Elais Klingenberger, Ron Wagner, Sue Getty, Rosie Willig, Jerry Yonkman Jim Seculoff Row 3: Helen Snyder, Sandy Christie, Tom Dyer, Sarah Figert, Collette Haffner, John Wendling Row 4: Kenny Bobay, Larry Dodane, Jim Roemer. 91 it Q'- Ak. I wS,.t3,, .1 f l ff g '--f :wx 3 - N. gi , I ng ip-. lifes we jlze gruif ofolioue, eruice Like Veronica of long ago, our Veronicas give service to Christ. THE VERONICA GUlLD under the direction of Sr. Agnes Raphael honors Our Lord through devoted work in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel. The Guild is divided into two groups, the Junior and Senior members. Every Saturday morn- ing a group of girls come down to the Chapel and undertake the job of cleaning and dusting. The decoration of the May altar for the crowning ofthe Blessed Virgin in the last month of school completes their annual contribution toward making Christ a reality in and around Lewis Street. Row One: Lett to right, G. Ferraiolo, J. Miller, N. Brayer, M. Berning. Row Two: M. Blaising, C. Mauch, M. J. Davis, D. Daley, B. Westerhouser, M. A. Kolbacker. Row Three: P. Auer, J. Schoenle, M. A. Brothers, S. Poinsette, S. Haggenias, M. E. Bendel, R. Noll, D. Baltzli, S. Slatter, P. Junk, A. Faurote, M. Van Horn. Left to right: C. Lothamer, J. Pequinot, T. Minnick, S. Williams, M. A. Doriot, M. Buckmaster, C. Adams, N. Weber, B. Drewery, A. Monnier, M. Wilkins, D. Firks, J. Vadde, D. Ciegler, D. Shank, C. Langohr, R. Keil. 92 I 'ST Seven smiling 'faces-a souvenir of Our Very Own Senior Prom, presided over by Queen Nancy Roethele and her attendants Marilyn Gunkel, Theresa Vastano, Sandra Hiser, Eileen O'Day, Peggy Houlihan, Sally Laughlin. Qs '0w+ ' 5? SL! XR Nr Q 3 if o!igAf:5, Camera, .fdcfwn This year THE DRAMATICS CLUB presented the junior-senior play, Meet Corliss Archer, and the senior play, And Came The Spring. Both were under the direction of Mr. Bob Storey, from radio station W.G.L. Some of the members also participated in a variety of skits for assemblies and pep session. Through such activities, they displayed dramatic ability, while at the same time provided excellent entertainment for the student body. The experience gained will prove more than helpful to those who plan to continue in this field. Scenes from the iunior senior play Meet Corliss Archer : let to right: - - - Mr. Archer checks his blood pressure after a misunderstanding with Corliss's aunt. - - - Corliss chides her best girl friend for trying to steal her beau. - - Corliss's homework is interrupted again. - - - Ught not too greasy! Three Seniors discuss their experiences at various speech contests. Jack Spaeth won a 3rd at Ball State, and a 4th at Howe in Radio Announcing. Graham Hatcher took 4th place at Howe in Radio Announc- ing. Carol Klingenberger placed lst in Dramatic Declamution at Ball State. Q51 --.,l' 94 muff