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

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E W WS I QIE- f Q! S 9, 'i 30 HENRIETTA C. SIMBECK Meet a girl demure and sweet-Henrietta. She has ever a winning smile that twinkles in eyes blue as a summer's sky. Helping others over rough spots in life, she always has a cheery word of kindness. Henrietta will mount high upon the ladder of success as a reward for her studious pursuits. May God bless her and help her in life. REGIS W. PFINGSTLER As vice-president of the class, and associate editor, he proved himself worthy of these honors conferred upon him by his classmates. Capable, friendly, obliging, ever prompt in performing his duties and other tasks entrust- ed to him, outstanding in commercial work, hc is surc to please and satisfy his employers. MARY A. SADLEY Here we meet a young lady who is success- ful in her attempts. She is a clever artist, and her sketches are a joy to us all. In whatever path of life she may choose Mary will always be followed by the sincerest wishes of her classmates. OTHMAR j. LENZE Othmar is our class artist. His ability with inks, paints and colors will open to him an attractive field in the art world. Yet his talents also open other fields to him. He is a capable student in Physics and Mathematics, and may perhaps choose his career among the great in- ventors or engineers of his day. GENEVIEVE F. HOEHN A bit of sunshine in everything she does. Her music reflects the depths of her sunny, cheerful character. As a poet, she surpasses many. Her chief interest lies in the scientific field especially in that of Chemistry. It is her wish to become a nurse in the near future. May success travel with her on the path of her chosen career.

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as i 107: MARJORIE C. JACOB A leader in her class is Margie. Her aim is to acquire knowledge and her marks are sel- dom excelled. She has a sunny disposition and is willing to perform any favor that one might ask of her. She is a lover of good music but it does not interfere with her shorthand and typing, which she likes best among her studies. Let us hope that she is rewarded with success in her chosen vocation. JOHN A. MEYER john is devoted to Science and never tires of experimenting in this field. Not satisfied with the allotted hours in the school labora- tory he devotes many hours of his free time to project work trying out his inventive gen- ius. We predict a successful career for him in the field of science. DOROTHY M. NEUBERT Merry, vivacious, dependable, and always happy, yet beneath this care-free exterior, earnestness is lying. Because of her cheerful- ness in helping any member of the class in difficulties, she has proven herself a very val- uable classmate. Her general aptitude in the Commercial Course will be very beneficial in the world of business. GERALD E. BRENNEN A plodder that will not say fail is our Ger- ald. However hard the task his determination to see it through will win out. He will outdo many more brilliant minds in his future un- dertakings. His ability to do things was amply demonstrated when as advertising manager, in company with John, more Ads were se- cured within one week than by the combined efforts of a dozen others. VICTORIA M. HABERBERGER Modest and sincere she ranks among the first of her class. A loyal pal and true friend, a student on whom you can depend. This se- date young lady never shirks her duty, and in the future she is bound to meet success in all her undertakings. We expect great things of you, Victoria, and know we'll not be disap- pointed. 29

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f lm w En X M U 1- x . - Q! 5 A , DORIS J. HERZING Doris finds joy in whatever she does. She is an optimist from every point of view and is always in good humor. She has a pleasant word for everyone, and greets all with a smile. Her good nature is extended to all her class- mates and her appreciation of humor attracts every manner of person. GEORGE E. FINFINGER George has chosen the commercial field for his career, and his ability along this line in school gives promise of future success. He ranks among the highest in his class and does not fail to lend willing assistance to his fellow students. His employers will find him ever ready to satisfy their every demand. JAYNE F. WALKER The crowd will make way when they see Jayne, a member of the class of '37, step out into the world. Her charming personality is one of her traits. She is one of our really dig- nified and amiable seniors. These qualities have endeared her to her classmates. VINCENT P. MCCREADY Vincent's cheerful, bright, courteous dispo- sition wins him many friends. He is our class prophet and in his optimism has promised .1 brilliant future to each of his classmates. An able composer, his high standing in English class promises outstanding success in his pre- dicted career as editor of a leading periodical. MARGARET C. DAVIS Margaret is one of our talented musical art- class's outstanding pianists ists, one of the and violinists. As a loyal member of the High School Orchestra, toward its success. she has contributed greatly May her life be as bright as the gayest melody she plays. 31