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

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MARY JANE NEUBERT A winning smile and love of sports are the characteristics of this happyfgoflucky class! mate of ours. With her clecer remarks and friendly manner she secures friends without apparent effort. ANN M. GREGORY Ann. a lover of many sports, especially ice skating, is a gay, cheerful little person. Her eagerness in promoting activities and her beautiful spirit of forgetting injuries draw about her a circle of friends. DOROTHY I. BAYER Dorothy is goodfnatured, humorous, and a truefhlue pal. She is active in all class projects. May happiness attend her through life. MARIE E. FINFXNGFR Genial and carefree is Marie. She is ever ready with comforting words for those in need of cheer. Her business ability was shown in the good work she accomplished as student captain in the Red Cross Drive. EDNA M. ZELT MARY E. BALOGNA Mary's humor has been the cause of many hearty laughs to her schoolfgirl friends, yet she is serious in her studies and strives earnestly to make progress. May she sucf ceed in whatever walk of life she may follow. ll26ll Edna, the smallest in stature, has a heart open to all. Though naturally quiet and reserved, she gladly lends a hand to help a fellowfclassrriate wherever possible We wish her success at every turn.

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JAMES G. STRICKRR GEORGE P. FRITZ George is a cheerful lad. Daily he rises early to seek at the altar rail Him Who takes away care and worries. He is a fair student, and is also interested in athletics. Having been a Cheer Leader, he has cheered our team to victory throughout the year. Industrious, he is never at a loss for work. He finds great content in his little workshop conf structing model airplanes. He also tries his hand at art, or pens a pleasing poem. We predict for him a successful future. EDWARD S. JESFLNICK Edward never procrastinates: when duty is to be done he does it. Nevertheless, he always has time for a friendly word or smile when approached. A true gentleman, and a sincere friend, a trustworthy, reliable chap in every respect, and a capable business man' ager -f-'which office he now holds on our stafff he will, no doubt, find an appreciative env ployer in the business world, to which he aspires. NORBERT A. ARNOLD MA friend in need is a friend indeed, this adage best describes Norbert. He is a true sportsman and a fine musician. Above all, he is a lover of the Blessed Eucharist, honors and reveres everything that is holy. He is our VicefPresident and well deserves the honor. He is also captain of the varsity team and is distinguished for his friendly attitude and that cheerful smile which always marks his presence. ADOLPH S. JESELNICK Perseve'rance is his battle cry. His matchless vigor and ambition will earn for him perfection in all his undertakings. The word quit is obsolete in his vocabulary. FREDERICK J. LANZEL Fred was unanimously elected joke Editor for his class, due to his unfailing sense of humor. He is a Gothic pillar, towering above every one else in the school, and if his ambitions are as lofty as his stature he will have towering chances of success in the future. We wish you that, Fred, and a place in the joking world, for clean jokes are everywhere appreciated. jim is a Commercial student, nor does he rank among the least. He has set up a creditable record in his high school career. He is sure to succeed in any undertaking in future. if he shows then, the spirit and will to work that he has shown in his class during the last four years. i l

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TRON D. VALENTINIZ A witty lad with a sense of humor which makes him pleasing company to all. As a friend. he is frequently sought. He is a lover of outdoor sports, and of nature. His camera has caught many a beautiful scene of earth and sky. See some of these in this book. Some day the art world may claim him for itself. RICHARD B. FRI1-2 Dick is frank and unpretending. He knows how to make sacrifices without realizing that he does so. A three mile walk to church and school daily, so early that the ranks for Holy Mass find him waiting, is as nothing to Richard. Nor IS he slow in his studies. He has chosen the Commercial Course and will, without doubt, meet with success in this field when he joins the business world. ROBERT M. GEITNFR A commercial student and a real business man. In drumming up trade he will surpass every other member of his class, ln financing our annual, he contributed no small share, and proved himself worthy of the office of Advertising Manager. We could not have chosen a better. He is also musically inclined, and plays the saxophone in our school orchestra. MELLITUS J. BRENNAN JAMES P. HIGGINS An Irishman, faithful and true: capable of performing his duties in a way which is pleasing to those around him. As a basketball player he added laurels to his name by showing his ability as an athlete, and by displaying true sportsmanship at all times. A daily attendant at Mass and recipient Of Holy Communion, is Mellitus. You never find him among the noisy crowd, yet, he is sociable and friendly. He excels in English Composition and, in a recent Essay Contest on Americanism, sponsored by the Elks, he carried off the prize. The future may hnd him among the literary geniuses of his day. PATRICK V. O'SuLLIvAN A cheerful. wide awake lad, whose character is set forth in his many kind deeds. In basket ball, Pat had the never die spirit. In sportsmanship he was surpassed by none. ll27ll I l l