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

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SARAH M. SCHIELER ln Sarah we find a true and congenial friend, seri- ous and gay as the occasion demands. If her plans mature, Sarah will follow the vocation of Nursing, a Work for which she is truly fitted. She is dependable, prompt and sympathetic. Reading and sports occupy many of her leisure moments, TERESA M. SCHAUT . Tessie , as she is familiarly called, is a daily attendant at Mass and one of the most faithful Choir members. She earnestly pursues her Commercial studies, excelling in shorthand. Her courteous manner, neatness in work and dress, and her desire to do sec- work will assist her in attaining her goal. AX DORIS A. PAAR Although Doris lives a great distance from the high school yet we seldom find her absent. We marvel at her ability to remain after school hours, mimeographing, helping with the Yearbook, or some other important project. Her calm, good-natured disposition, as a smooth running brook, calls for the admiration of her classmates. ERMA T. NISSEL A happier girl than Erma is seldom found, Her self-sacrificing spirit and ability to fathom the difficulties of others make her a prized friend. An ardent lover of sports, she is a loyal supporter of the C. H. S. basket- ball team, Erma takes special delight in bookkeeping and typewriting and desires to tollow a business career, 18 VALENTINA RIDDLE Valentina is deeply interested in the Science course and finds enjoyment in preparing for her classes. Re- fined in manner, charitable in speech and willing to be of service are a few of her traits which endear her to her classmates. She, too, contemplates following the profession of Nursing. MARTHA M. MEYER Martha is esteemed for her shy loveliness ano dignified manner. She is always seeking a way to per- form a kind act and is most contented when an oppor- tunity of this sort presents itself. An indoor girl wh finds pleasure in reading and in taking her turn in thj culinary department. Her earnest application in Corn- mercial subjects predicts success.

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IHENE B. WORTMAN Irene is trustworthy and sociable. Whenever she appears there is a noticeable spread of radiance. Her service as cheerleader for the basketball team her ready compliance' to play the drums in the school orchestra are appreciated by instructors classmates. Irene takes a lively interest in sports. fin N THERESA B. WIESNER Singular characteristics are the possession of this :heeriul Senior. She is a clever some day will be a national radio star. Although of a uiet disposition and somewhat shy, she has the cour- Ege, when the occasion demands, n a delightful and appealing manner. and high and DORIS C. WILHELM Reserved in manner and speech but possessing a quaint humor and gift ot understanding, Doris draws a circle oi loyal friends about her. Not only is she busily engaged during the day but she is also busy after school hours spinning the Wheel oi industry. Truly it is said ot Doris, She is a girl without an evening. ROSEMARY WERNER V Being artistically inclined, as well as considerate, and accommodating, Rosemary frequently comes to the yodeler and perhaps of giving her opinion MABEL T. SORG That Mabel is aware oi the value oi holy Mass is evidenced by her regular attendance regardless of the distance she has to travel daily. Her constant good humor, her unique approach when helping one in need, her avoidance of recognition tor favors granted make her truly a Worthwhile friend. 17 aid oi the Seniors when they prepare the page for the Biweekly. Her ready cooperation, humor and gaiety have won for her the hearts of many of her acquaint- ances. Collecting poems is one of Rosemary's hobbies. MERCEDES A. Mercedes is a favorite with many, both in and out of the classroom. She is kind, gentle, carefree and generous with her smile. Her appealing voice awakens delight in an assemblage which is not complete until Mercedes makes her appearance. She takes special in- terest in dancing and iceeskating.

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HEGIS A. HACHERL A character of sterling qualities, honest, upright and sincere, such is Regsi. He is vice president of his class and certainly deserves the honor. Associate editor of our annual, he gives freely of his time and energy. A member of the sci- ence class, he finds application of his knowledge in a garage. Regis is a home-loving boy, devoted to his mother. Studious at school, a hard worker, a faithful attendant at holy mass, he gives promise of making good whatever his calling in life. Our best wishes go with Regis. WJLQN i f GEORGE F. SCHLIMM George never lags on a job, Studious and attentive at school, alert in the laboratory, a willing helper in emergency, a regular attendant at holy mass and among the first at school in the early morning are some of his assets. He is gentlemanly in manners, a pleasant companion, devoted to his home. ln spite of his employment after class hours, he finds time to study in the evenings and so meets with success at school. No one ever need regret giving George a chance. DEAN F. FOOTE Dean is the efficient editor of our school paper, and class prophet for the year 1945. He is a cheerful, friendly lad and greets every one with a hearty hello, His prophecies predict good things for all his classmates. An extensive reader, he can converse in- terestingly on many topicsy and being a lover of books, he does not stop with assignments in his texts. He aims at getting a college degree and will make good with- out fail. Outside of class hours he is interested in ath- letics where he serves as time keeper for the varsity. W. IVAN WOHTMAN A quiet student, an industrious worker, an out- standing athlete, is Wortman. As class artist he is much in demand for his sketches. Problems in science hold his interest and he generally finds a solution for them. Patience is one of his outstanding qualities. Try, try again, you'll succeed at last seems to be his motto, At his drawings, sketches, games, every- where, his untiring efforts and perseverance are re- markable and his success unfailing, ROBERT L. PRECHTEL Associate editor of the high school paper, Robert has shown himself capable and full of interest in the work before him, He never lags on the job, putting in many extra-curricular hours to assure the prompt appearance of the Bi-Weekly. As student manager of the basketball teams he met with good success and was liked by the students. He is class historian for this year. At school he follows the science course with interest but aeronautics takes the preference, in which study and tests he comes out on top. Perhaps some day will see him a flyer. 19 EARL C. HAUBER Tall, efficient, business-like are some of the appel- lations heard, in reference to Earl. His quick stride would indicate that whatever he sets out to do will be done with energy and dispatch. On the staff of our Bi-Weekly as business manager, he fills his post with credit. As editor of the Memo, he with his staff, made special efforts to put out a worthwhile publica- tion. At school, he follows the science course. Already enlisted in the Air Corps, he will serve Uncle Sam in this capacity. May he, as expressed by another aviator, feel very near to God when above the clouds!