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

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EX. X 'S Xi ,S 7, r .. X r LET THE PEACE OF CHRIST REJOICE IN YOUR HEARTS. tcm iii 1. S AGNES E. I-'ISCHER Our quiet,unassuming class- mate, Agnes, spends little time on idle chatter. Some day she will reap the fruits of her diligent application to study. She delights in sports and has won admiration for her ability to skate. Agnes has also proved to be a cap- able and gracious hostess. DOROTHEA M. HABER- ' BERGER Dot's congenial ways have endeared her to her class- mates. She has proved her- self to be of real service in typing some of our annual material. 'Typewriting and French are her favorite sub- jects. Her hobby is collect' ing pennants, Her ability to create coiffures makes us feel certain she will find happiness in the field of beauty culture. HELEN M. MEISEL Optimistic, fun-loving, and generous are qualities ap- plicable to Helen. She does not shirk her duties but pegs away until her difficulties are solved. A number of cities are listed on the records of her traveling experiences. She is considered as the most fortunate among her classmates, partly due, per- haps, to her having had so many opportunities in trav- eling. ADELA B. WEINZIERL Adela is one of our Commer- cial students. She applies herself diligently and patient, ly awaits satisfactory results which are sure to be effected through her earnest endeav-l ors. Very zealous in securing advertisements fo r th e Memo, she now has the high- est number to her credit. We are sure that her frank and unselfish disposition will se- cure for her happiness in the days to come. PAULINE G. HEHZING A little thing, a sunny smile, A loving word at morn. To see Pauline is to behold a countenance beaming with happiness. Serene, placid, accommodating, she finds life a real joy. Her attendance record for daily Mass and Communion shows one hun- dred per cent. She is truly one of our magnanimous Catholic students, BERTHA V. HILLEBRAND Bertha is the smallest mem- ber of our class and is as carefree as a wind-blown leaf. She came to us from Ambridge last August and speedily acquired the friend- ship of her classmates. Her pleasing countenance and sparkling brown eyes reveal the joy in her heart. She is ever ready to enter into any- thing that indicates fun , Her chief pastime is reading and the sport she enjoys most is ice skating.

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RICHARD A. FRITZ One of our commercial stud- ents who likes his work and will most likely spend his future time in an office. His free hours will find him en- joying the outdoors as he loves nothing better than open fields and shady woods. He is of a jovial disposition, is kind cmd charitable, and helps to smooth over school- room difficulties. A friend in need, a friend indeed. CLARENCE I. DETSCH Another of our commercial students. Honesty and friend- liness are traits that are ap- preciated in any office, and they characterize Clarence. He likes best of all to spend his school hours over the typewriter supplemented oc- casionally by an adding ma- chine. For outdoor 'sport he has chosen archery which he pursues and lauds with great enthusiasm. PATRICK G. FHIEDL Quiet, reserved, punctual are some of the characteristics of Patrick. A countenance serene which has never been seen ruffled by temper. His books are his pals and he is seldom found without them. Although his home is a con- siderable distance from school no one has ever found him a moment late. In fact he attends an early Mass each day and spends an hour at study before some lads get to school. Needless to say he is a lover of the out- doors but does not sacrifice duty for its pleasures. QUINTIN I. FRITZ His preference for mechanical work probably helps to ac- count for Quintin's love fo: the typewriter. At no time would he think of refusing to do a job for you on that ma- chine even if it were to cost him all his leisure hours. We, therefore called on him re- peatedly to help us out on typing copy for the year- books, of course, never in vain. Working on automo- biles is his hobby when not at school. We doubt not that he will do his work here successfully. LEO H. WELZ Leo is a member of the Com- mercial class preferring cler- ical work to a course in Sci- ence. Yet he is mechanically inclined and spends much of his time designing aeroplanes or making models of them. He means to make aeronau- tics his life's work and so, if you do not find him in the field or factory you may be sure he is in the sky. WILLIAM I. WINGENBACH Bill prefers his camera to everything else and has great success with it. His land- scapes, snapshots, etc., rank among the best our camera clubs boast to their credit. Should he choose photogra- phy for his future work he will surely succeed. Tower- ing above all the others of his class in stature William makes us look up to him willy-nilly. There is none, however, that would not wil- lingly show him this defer- ence, as his disposition is such that makes him every- body's friend. HAVE PEACE AND THE GOD OF PEACE AND OF LOVE SHALL BE WITH YOU K2 cor. xiii. up f Q Z Q . -2 -lx Z2 X i -- ,x X I x . as I I

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MARY E. LENZE The function of culture is not merely to train the pow- ers of enjoyment, but first and supremely for helpful service, are words that can well be applied to Mary. With her understanding way, her hand so quick to help, and her sympathetic spirit, she has created in our hearts a memory that we shall chere ish through each day. We predict that Mary's future will be a busy one, render- ing service to her fellowmen. MARTHA B. SCHNEIDER Possessing a pleasing mix- ture of sincerity, humor, and true friendship, Martha re- tains her many friends. With her generous amount of ini- tiative, courage, and perse- verance, she will find the application of her scientific study a great benefit in at- taining her goal - hospital work. RUTH E. SCHLIMM Ruth is of the animated, mirthful type and is very ac- commodating. She acquires friends readily, promptly making them feel at ease by her cheerful ways, She is enthusiastic in furthering ac- tivities and is a member of the Girl Scouts. One of the few of our classmates who has made a retreat is thoughtful Ruth. Biology is her favorite subject. Her ar- dent desire is to enter the nursing profession. LEANDER E. RUPPRECHT Reverence, honesty and pa- tience are distinguishing marks of Leander. He tugs away at his books and at the same time tries to make himself helpful at home. At school, too, he is ever ready to lend a helpful hand to accomplish whatever extra- curricular tasks arise. Though not taking the science course, he has shown considerable aptitude along these lines and will probably make me- chanical work his future pursuit. HAROLD I. FRITZ Harold is our musician, be- ing able to play several in- struments successfully, He is a member of the High School Orchestra and of the Band. He is not only a lover of music but also an ardent ad- mirer of the beauties of na- ture. His Iife's work will be to beautify garden plots and parks, for even now he is quite successful as an ama- teur landscape gardener. HAVE PEACE AND THE GOD OF PEACE AND OF LOVE SHALL BE WITH YOU. CZ Cor. Xlll. lI.l If If Q -lx se, J X I xx I Ei l