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

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ANGELA E. GERG Angela leads in any activity. She particularly delights in relating amusing stories and is therefore always in great demand. There is an indefin- able something about An- gela, Whenever she begins to recite, her classmates are immediately interested. Her charming personality and sunny disposition are a de- light to all who know her. Her motto appears to be, Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you Weep alone. AGNES M. KRONENWETTER Agnes is a commendable student and an honor to her class. She is zealous and industrious and readily adapts herself to Commercial work. Her ambition is to be- come a private secretary and she also hopes to perfect her vocal talent. Perhaps she will eventually become a profes- sional singer. BEHTHA I. HERZING Loyalty is one of Bertha's outstanding characteristics. Considerate, conservative, and dependable, she will, no doubt, be welcome in the ranks of the teaching pro- fession. May her ambition to lead others on the path of knowledge be realized. Judg- ing from her efficiency as an advertising manager she would also be of valuable service to the business world. ALBERTA M. HOFFMAN Alberta is one of our most proficient students in book- keeping. She is exact in her work and frank in stating her opinions. Reading, mo- tion pictures, and basketball games are her favorite di- versions, Where there's a will there's a way is applic- able to this determined lass. ZITA E. LEITHNER A happy soul, that all the way to heaven hath a sum- mer's day. Thus we can speak of Zita. Her sunny smiles and sociable disposi- tion have won for her many loving friends. She has been of valuable assistance in the library during the past year and has become acquainted with a number of books. Gei- man is her favorite study. ALICE R. KRONENWETTER Gentle, fair-haired Alice is a general favorite. Her quiet, unassuming, and gracious manner endear her to all. Educational and recreational reading takes up most of her time. Being accustomed to spend a few moments daily before the tabernacle, she, no doubt, enjoys many bless- ings and will be happy in whatever career she will pursue. DOROTHY M. LION This is another member of our scientific group. Dorothy hides her cares beneath a pair of twinkling eyes and smiling lips. She ranks with the pleasantest members of the class. Being favored with musical talent, she hopes to attain the heights of an ac- complished musician. FLORENCE R. LEITHNER Florence is a fine example of school spirit. Through her un- failing attendance at daily Mass she derives benefits which are a real support to her in the promotion of the various school projects that present themselves tc her keen eye. Undauntingly she toils until a satisfactory re- sult is attained. As class sec- retary and throughout her school work she has been found capable and trust- worthy.

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PAUL P. TRGOVAC Our worthy class president. a friend of all, an earnest and successful student, loyal to teachers and school and in the forefront of every en- deavor. Paul has taken the academic course and will doubtless choose one of the professions for his future career. That he will make a success of what he under- takes is a foregone conclu- sion. Every one will rejoice in his success. LAVEHN E. SCHATZ A bright little lad that does not let the grass grow under his feet. A student of the Science class, Mathematics and Physics hold his inter- est more than other sub- jects, and in these he sur- passes many of his class- mates. Lavern is also a great lover of the outdoors and he level' UllSSES G ChGnCe to U59 gun or reel when the sea- son is Open. Perhaps some day he will make the forest his home as game keeper and kind protector of wild life. ROBERT S. BAHSA Another of our academic students that is looking for- ward to a professional ca- reer. Latin to him is not a dead language and he means to make use of it in the fu- ture. His amiable, friendly manner towards all will go far to win him clients should he choose to practice law in a few years from now. He-'ll try to be fair to friend and foe and so may be judge some day. IAMES I. IAC OB The Vice President of our class, and an ardent pro- moter of the Student Council he has done much to bring about concerted effort to make a success of the lat- ter. His friendly smile and kind disposition will go far to foster the Big Brother spirit in organizations like the above. He followed the science course, is fond of athletics, was a member of the varsity team in basket- ball. His success here pre- dicts his future success. VINCENT DE PAUL BEBBLE His devotion to the Blessed Sacrament and the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass kept him at the Altar as a server during all his years of school. It, too, prompted him to continue his Latin in spite of its difficulties. Up with the lark, prompt and regular at school, a booster for athletics, a congenial companion-these are traits that will help him along in any career. ANTHONY A. BRENNEN Gentlemanly, helpful, studi- ous and Well informed, are some traits that mark An- thony's character, He chose the Science Course and proved himself a very suc- cessful student. Doubtless his plans for the future are in the field of science for which his painstaking efforts and his patient persever- ance promise marked suc- cess. Should he choose the medical profession he will have the confidence of his patients HAVE PEACE AND THE GOD OF PEACE AND OF LOVE SHALL BE WITH YOU. I2 cor. xiii, irj I' ? . Z f 1 f .K 2 N f me . A

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PAUL I. SORG Paul is more interested in the sciences than he is in languages and so chose the science course. His extra-cur- ricular interests have been mainly in basketball. A mem- ber of the varsity and its captain for the past two years, his tireless efforts spurred on our team to many a victory. He is also an angler of no mean ability. Some of his outstanding traits are respect for his superiors and courtesy to all. ALBERT I. CLARK A member of the science class in which he is quite efficient. He is a friend of books and will probably continue at them after graduation from high school. Thoughtful and quiet, he will choose his fu- ture course carefully and pass it successfully. His courteous and cheerful de- meanor is appreciated by teachers and students alike, MICHAEL N. HERBST Our business man who has done more towards financing our yearbook than any other student, He will make an effiv cient salesman if he chooses to go out on the road. But music is his chief attraction. He is a capable performer on the clarinet. As member of the school orchestra, the Iunior Band of St. Marys, and as tenor singer in the men's choir, he has proved both his instrumental and vocal talents. We hope to see him a master musician some day. MAURICE M. HANES Our class artist. His quiet and painstaking efforts have enabled him to design most of the drawings which ap- pear in this book. As We dedicated our Memo to Christ the King of Peace he selected the dove and the olive branch to be prominent throughout to the great satis- faction of the entire class. He is a peaceable, trust- worthy lad and well liked by all. His ambitions for the future lead towards mechan- ical engineering, FRANCIS V. BLEGGI A happy-go-lucky lad at first sight but capable of serious thought for all that. He was chosen class humorist and in his own quiet and kindly way knew how to put cheer into us, Fields tells us to be grateful to those authors whose writings make us laugh and be happy to- gether but seriously con- demns those who would make him laugh at the ex- pense of decency. Bleggi is the kind he'd like, IOSEPH A. HILLEBHAND From the manner in which Io- seph tries to explain science problems we conclude that he likes this subject best among his studies. However, wild life appeals to him more and many an hour is spent by him in the open following forest trails. During his school life he was an ardent follower of our basketball teams and did his part to put life and cheer into all. HAVE PEACE AND THE GOD OF PEACE AND OF LOVE SHALL BE WITH YOU. I2 cm, xiii. iii I 1 if . if '1 X l ii .- ff X i ,