Elk County Catholic High School - Memories Yearbook (St Marys, PA)

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12 THE MEMO '27 SMCHS HILARY V. GLATT A leader in his flass is he Our able artist Hilary Thoughtful and kind he's always been, l'l e're sure that he will ll'ork and lVin. HELEN M. HAGAN Small and intelligent, Always on favor bent, To work with a will Is her duty to fuljill. MONICA M. GLEIXNER So plaeid and sedate, Never wines in late, She studies quietly all day Oblivious of time passing away. MARY C. ROTH In application one can never surpass, This wonianly .student of our great class, Her conduct throughout her high svhool days Will be a rnernory, like bright sun rays. WILLIAM M. TIMM A character to irnitate Diligent and never late. He will no doubt find great sufcess That will his every elfart bless.

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THE MEMO 11 The Joys ofLzfe Life is a monotonous existence to many people. They have missed the happiness which is their natural heritage. Many have surrounded themselves with trappings that are often unnatural and were not even intended for them. Life should be a cheerful experience almost from the beginningg and its pleasures should continue to the end. Study the birds and animals you find in the woods and fields, and you will note the continuous certainty that life to them is usually a joyous merrymaking. The graceful deer as it darts through the forest, the nimble rabbit as it hurries to and fro, the chirping birds as they bask in the sunshine ff seem to know nothing of the monot' ony of their lives. ' 'Then why not go about our duties with the same gladness and enjoy life as the wild creatures of the wood? Children leaping, running, given to the sportive outburst, merely indicate what is natural and these youthful activities should never be lost. It is the lack of this spirit that makes the dull mind and broken heart. The joys of life are oiiered to all of us, though but few people recognize or accept them. Emelia Kneidel, '27. 15 Always Aim Hz'gh Do not work for the lowest possible passing markg but aim high. If you aim low you are sure to fall lower than that for which you aimed. We must work hard in order to attain what we are striving for. You can obtain proof of this by taking notice of the pupils who study each evening and waste no time at schoolg they in' variably graduate with honors because they aim high. If one's aim is high he can be almost certain that success will be his portion. Geraldine Erich, '27, J

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'THE M EMO 13 SMCHS '27 HILARY V. GLATT Regular Cl, 2, 3, 455 German C2, 355 Artist C455 Choir Cl, Z, 3, 455 Base Ball C455 Public Speaking C3, 455 Christian Doctrine Cl, 2,55 Class Pres. C3 months in 4tl15. HELEN M. HAGAN Entered juni-or '25. Regular and Coin- mercial Cl, 2, 3, 455 Editor's Staff C455 Basket Ball Cl, 2, 3, 455 Glee Club C3, 455 Choir Cl, 2, 3, 45. MONICA M. GLEIXNER Commercial Cl, 2, 3, 455 Glee Club C3, 455 Choir Cl, 2, 3, 45. A MARY C. ROTH Entered Junior '25, Regular and Commercial Cl, 2, 3, 455 Choir Cl, 2, 3, 453 Glee Club C3, 45. WILLIAM M. TIMM Regular Cl, 2, 3, 455 Debating C3, 455 Base Ball C3, 455 Choir Cl, 2, 3, 455 German CZ, 455 Public Speaking C3, 455 Poet C455 Christian Doctrine Cl, 25. 5 I I Xt: ll' - li , , fix.. f, X F. 'lj 1152! -T . . 'o 9' ft 361' 1 QOK