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

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X' Palwlm ff' X W xx ' I X ' X f I , I I.Av-- Z K Q 1 , X Glau of 1941 President . Paul Trgovac First Vice President . Helene Schaut Second Vice President .... Iames Iacob Secretaries . . Anthony Brennen, Florence Leithnei' Treasurers . . Robert Barsa, Edna Grotzinger MOTTO: Even the- Blackest Clouds Reflect the Rainbow FLOWERS: Rose and Forget-me-not CLASS COLORS: Royal Blue and Cream FACULTY: Sisters of Saint Benedict

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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

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X, . ff r if Xxhff f 7 1 Q , KX U A Dovf: I looked, and there up toward the sky It came so close Within my sight A pure white dove was flying high. It filled my heart With great delight. Up, up, it went, then down again A bird so fair upon they green It soared and tumedp but ohl what then? No closer had I ever seen. Symbolic of a soul most pure Whose beauty could not but allure- How peaceful would earth's children bel If all possessed simplicity. Adeline Minnick.