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

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, ' V . ' l . .l RITA M. CHEATLE Docility, industry, cheerful- ness and kindness are some of Ftita's characteristics. She is found absorbed in reading during any of her spare mo- ments. Through persistent effort she has acquired a desirable standing in the Academic Course, Her ame bition to be an Angel of Mercy , ministering to suf- fering humanity, will un- doubtedly become a reality. SOPHIA E. FRITZ This slender miss is assidu- ous, intelligent, very active, and shows marked judgment in her character. Mathe- matics and physics are her favorite studies. Sophia pos- sesses a gracious humor and aims to furnish enjoy- ment for others, thus she makes friends easily. lt is evident from her regular at- tendance at the basketball games that she derived much pleasure from that sport. lg, , , i If y fsili- .ffff A REGINA A. KUNTZ lean is one of the younger graduates. Her studious ap- plication to Latin has aug- mented her vocabulary and helps her out in many a dit- ficulty. The enthusiasm with which she entered into the work of the Year Book mer- ited for her the appreciation of her teachers and class- mates. She contributed lib- erally toward the pictures needed for the Memo, Mem- bers of the Sodality recog- nizing Iean's ability, chose her for their Vice President. LAURA F. SCHNEIDER A scientific student and an excellent essayist. Laura is a very pleasing character, ready at all times to render assistance. Being so de- pendable, we term her Old Faithful. As chairman of the Student Council she is a capable leader. Fortune will certainly smile on this de- serving girl. May God bless her and guide her to the right at all times. I ESTHER M. GREGORY Esther is one of our studious, , Q' academic girls. She is the fi i possessor of a beautilul so' Illf Qprano voice that has been a I .source of entertainment fthroughout her four years ' -' at S. M. C. H. S, Alert and A linprompt in answering quese l 'fi tions in religion class, she It has helped out her class- ' Q mates many times by her 'freacly answers. She will, ,,'l no doubt, be successful I? when attired in the uniform of a nurse, the noble pro- fession to which she aspires. DOROTHY M. HASSENETTER A quiet, studious type of person. Dorothy is shy but when she is approached a smile spreads over her coun- tenance, so magnetic that she attracts many friends in- to her circle. The word, a smile will go a long, long way can truly be applied to her. She has followed the Scientific Course and possesses the qualifications of the profession to which she is inclined, that of a nurse. EDNA M. GROTZIN GER Quiet and thoughtful, dili' gent and punctual, Edna is one of the more silent mem- bers ol our class. Difficulties in mathematics and physics are frequently referred to this ambitious student who willingly relieves her class- mates of their perplexities. Although she resides about five miles from church and school she attends Mass daily. When we hear of her future achievements, we shall remember with delight that she was a member of the class of '1ll. IANE P. GREGORY Very dependable is lane, generous with her services, and gracious to all. She is an outdoor girl who delights in skiing. She has studious- ly pursued the Scientific Course in the hope ot some day becoming a Laboratory Technician. Her unfailing cheerlulness will be an as- set in the work she contem- plates pursuing. H e a r t y wishes for your success, lanel