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

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HELEN j. RUPPRIECHT Helen is very diligent, excels in her studies, and is kind and considerate of others. We know that God will bless her future under- takings, for she is a great lover of the Eucharist. ALICE S. HANES BONITA R. FLEMING Bonita, our wellfread little comrade, is fond of expounding her knowledge for the benefit of her classmates. We are assuming the fact that her future will prove a great success. ELIZABETH J. SHUSTER Most ajfable is our classmate, Lil. In shorthand she surpasses her classmates. She is also noted as being our best cheerleader. As a token of gratitude for the kind assistance she afforded our basketball team, her com' panions wish her Godspeed in her future career. Here is a girl who will long be cherished in the memories of her classmates-an amiable friend, a diligent student, and a lover of music. She has won many friends by her cheerful smile and sunny disposition. What' ever may be her station in life, we wish her abundant blessings. DOROTHY M. SCHLODER Dorothy, or Dody, as we call her, has a winning personality. Her chief happiness consists in lightening the burdens of others. Prayerful and studious, slie may hope for success. Goodby! Dody. Central will miss you. 19 EILEEN SAMICK Although serious at times, Eileen was fre' quently the cause of considerable merriment among her classmates. Studious, ambitious, and a willing worker, she will ascend far on the ladder of success.

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MARK SMITH Our Editorfinechief, a student of the Sci- ence Department and a most industrious and appreciative member of our school. He has often proved himself capable of handling difficult problems in science, and will, without doubt, should he choose this held for his future labors, make his mark there. Besides, his promptness and reliability are good assets to fit him for any position of trust. ROBERT E. JACOB Successful in studies, and among the leaders in athletic sportsmanship is Bob A congenial companion and a sincere friend, never an unkind word escapes his lips. His gentle, unassuming manners wins him many friends. Besides, he is studious, energetic, and has a liking for hard tasks. He well deserves the honor of being our Class President. We predict that offices of greater responsibility await him in the future. I FREDERICK T. LEITHNBR If ever in need, call on Fred and you need fret no more for he never fails you, Honest, quick, and willing, he never considers any task too big, and, regardless of obstacles, emerges victorious. He is one of our Assof ciate Editors, and has had no little share in bringing the publication of our year book to a successful issue. CLAUDE L. WILHIELM Claude is an outstanding example of JAMES J. KRONENXVETTER punctuality. He is the hrst boy at school in the morning. is always among the leaders in the ranks to church, and carries one hundred per cent in punctuality and attendance at school. In studies, his interests lie in the Science Department. He also spends much of his time experimenting in his homefbuilt laboratory. Look for his name among the future inventors. im is not prone to give advice, but you may be sure he will have the right answer for you if you ask him a question. He weighs his uprosu and cons before giving you his answer, for he stands for everything that is right, honorable and just. JOHN P. MULLANITY A likely lad with an artistic touch. He is an unusually quiet sort of fellow and is ever in a pensive mood, contemplating things both great and small. He is our Class Artist, and has done full justice to his duty. The art world will surely be enriched by his works. ll21ll