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

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4 ' lovcs E. sMm-1 ' A girl whose naturalness, unselfishness and friendli- ness will be found hard to surpass. She is both care- free and iuneloving. Ioyce has not failed us as our class treasurer. As a cheerleader she has been en- thusiastic in urging the team on to victory. It Ioyce's ambition is realized many a patient's room will be brightened by her cheery presence. LETETIA M. GROTZINGER Quiet, unaffected and true, with just enough humor to make us seek her company and prize her friendship. Esteem increases with acquaintance ot this apparently shy little miss. Letetia has chosen the Academic Course in preparation for the career of Nursing which she hopes to follow. Her gentle manner will be a prized asset. 1 MONICA M. RUPPRECHT I Monica is generous, dependable, obliging in man- ner, and possesses a soft, pleasing voice. Her true Christian spirit and consideration ol others endear her to everyone. Not only at school, but also at home she gives careful attention to her various duties. In her brief leisure time she enjoys sports. She is one of our best players in the Sodality Volley ball team. AUDREY C.. DINSMORE Audrey joined our ranks in the Senior year, and quickly made staunch friends among her classmates. She is a diligent student, a real plodder, her name frequently appearing on the honor roll. Her courteous manner and Willingness to assist are two valuable traits. She likes Shorthand and hopes to follow secre- tarial Work as her life career. 28 I

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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

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PATRICK THOMAS McKEE Pat is the capable editor of our school paper, the C. H. S. Bi-Weekly, and never tails to have a few words of kindly advice or friendly comment in his edi- torial column. He is also treasurer of the Mission Crusade and the sports writer of the basketball squads in which capacity he is outstanding for hard work and capability. He is an able writer and a great friend ot literature. In school he prefers the study of languages and has to his credit four years of Latin and two of Spanish. While he is frequently buried in his books he is always willing to forego this pleasure to give you a friendly smile and a helping hand. GREGORY AMBROSE SCHLIMM His pals say of Gregory that he has never been heard to say an unkind word of anyoneg rather is he heard offering kind and cheering remarks to his class- mates. He is a good sport and a willing helper at all times. He is one of our basketball stars and has played on the varsity ior several years. The Crusaders of next year will miss him. We know that he will make good in the Navy for which he has volunteered his services after he has graduated from high school this year. HOWARD VINCENT DIPPOLD Howard is mechanically inclined and likes to spend his time working with machines and mechanical con- trivances. He is often found reading in books of sci- ence and discussing scientitic problems. The great outdoors also has many attractions for him and he loves to relate his experiences often creating a hearty laugh among his listeners by the jovial manner in which he tells his stories. Because of his kind, friendly nature he is well liked by hisvclassmates. ROBERT DAVIS SIMBECK Robert prefers athletics to everything else and has done much towards the great success that our Crusad- ers had in this year's interscholastic games. We re- joice with him in the games won-over 909,-for C.H.S. and the trophies earned. Robert also has a liking tor practical sciences which subjects he pursued at school. He is a sincere friend, of a jovial disposition and a willing helper. - 29