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

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BERNICE C. HEHZING A pleasing disposition and cordial smile are allies which win Bernice many friends. Gifted in music she is frequently called upon to play for orchestra, Glee Club and other assemblies. She excels in bookkeeping but takes great interest in all her subjects. We feel that in the business world her services will be truly appreciated. DORIS S. LYONS One very seldom finds Doris Without her customary smile. It is that, along with her humorous disposition, which Wins her a place in our hearts. This neat and courteous young lady is an earnest and capable student. With her amiable, soft-spoken dignity she has proved herself a speaker who can gain her point and still retain the friendship of her opponents. ' EILEEN M. SCHAUER Eileen is gifted along opposite lines for she is both artist and business woman. Not only will she be re- membered for her artistic achievements but also for the generous support she has given the Memo. Her capacity for labor and the seriousness with which she enters upon every task truly deserve our admiration. NORMA IEANNE MEYER When we think of Norma Ieanne we remember her sunny disposition, her happy laugh, and her gracious manner. C. H. S. has an unfailing supporter in this little Senior. The sincerity that is linked with her mimy kind acts convinces us all of her genuine worth. Norma Ieanne has nurtured an inspiring devotion to the Blessed Eucharist. 26

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M. PAULINE BUSCH Her mere presence expresses her value. Pauline can always be depended upon to do what is both just and justifiable. As President of the Senior Girls' class and Vice President of the Mission Crusade she has been most competent, always rendering her services readily and cheerfully. Her sense of duty is mani- fested by her careful labor. MARGARET M. RIGI-XRD Margaret is an all-around girl, studious, ambitious and active. Due to her musical ability she has been an invaluable aid in our high school orchestra. For eight years she has been a dependable member of the choir. Although she has taken the Academic Course and excels in Chemistry, she intends to pursue an Ac- counting Course. Sports and clubs also claim a goodly share of Margaret's busy young life. MILDRED M. RUPPRECHT Mildred's shy smile suggests the world of good will and kindness behind it. She has proved that she is capable and trustworthy by sacrificing a portion of her time assisting in clerical duties. Her classmates also find her a willing helper. Loyalty for Mildred means working for all regardless of personal recog- nition. MARY ANN CATALONE To Mary Ann the class is-indebted for her ardent support in all worthwhile projects. Her eager assist- ance is never wanting. The many duties she is asked to perform never try her unfailing patience. Quiet, composed, and amiable, she is admired by her class! mates and appreciated in her role as secretary. 25

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ROBERT EDWARD EBERL Worthy President of the Senior Class and of the Mission Crusade, has distinguished himself as an effi- cient leader in all worthwhile affairs, and by his ever friendly and kindly manner has won the willing co- operation of his fellow-students. He has been an example to all in his diligence, helpfulness and untir- ing efforts to assist in every undertaking. He is out- standing in his lessons, daily attendance at Holy Mass, and early arrival at school. As editor of our annual, the Memo, he has spent many extra-curricular hours trying to make it the best possible. None need regret giving Bob a chance, he is sure to make good. RAYMOND WILLIAM KLAIBER Never without books, never Without a sunny smile, never without home work well done, such is Tops . Bright and early we see him on his Way to Holy Mass, then to school in winter's dark mornings where with his pal, Bob Eberl, the pair await the teacher's com- ing in the dimly lighted corridors. Then a cheery greeting, adjustment of books, chairs, curtains, a sur- vey of what should be done on the school paper, to- ward work on the Memo or otherwise and a getting down to work at hand in a business way, is the daily routine of Raymond. Ask a favor, his answer will never be No . f DONALD EDMOND WEGEMER Donald is our Big Man 'standing six feet four, with a build in proportion. But size is not all that counts, he does many things in a big way. As Adver- tising Manager for the Memo none could have done better, Not an item was omitted, or out of place in his record, not a boy that was not urged to greater action, not a moment of flagging interest. As secre- tary of his class he was equally reliable. He shows marked traits of business ability and leadership that make for future success. Through it all, he is friendly, good natured, sincere and generous, which qualities help to make him a friend of all. FRANCIS I OSEPH MEIER One of our science students and a lover of mathe- matics. Give him a problem and straightway his in- terest is aroused and he sets to work with marked success. His willing helpfulnes in difficulties, at all times, is one of his main characteristics. Because of his thoughtfulness, cheerfulness and sincere good will he has been a successful student manager of this year's basketball squads. Perhaps you will see him a leader of men in Uncle Sam's service in the air where he intends to be after school is over. 27