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

Page 30 text:

.1 node. .., 599.35 QEQ5-:tr -424,-:t5'rDO Q :Discs 0---moo .Tig gt.. 22. are 'UWQQ :r 'omggczro gs. mu 6:10-10.9 H Ein 0523555 m0 05' rw-4 C'l-1552. mCI1'E9. ' C-10105-. ' Q'U'4 mu en 'Ode 'n--50531 ?fr 'U ez -ffl. 'Q.m.-4 rr'-Q 'O::rn Q'4E,.g5,+r' ZW OU- 'Smurf misc- gr Qm U' BPYSJLWDO .Qi-g1QO,-H S' f E'n o '52 9.351 5-4 rn Eimmii ,,g'S5'5 m-T-nD- L fl gag! ' fl D at Ib x ,z Q Q 1 ,m, Wir V f 'px A, Q!! GRACE M BREINDEL Honesty sincerity loyalty and considerateness are some of Grace s fine qualities ln preparation for the profession of Nursing in which she hopes to engage she is seriously applying herself to the Academic course Home and clerical duties reading and bowling occupy Graces leisure time I T 'de.e1-'Mir FLAVIUS C. WICKS Great oaks from small acorns grow may be veri fied in Wicks. Small in stature but bright in studies he may become great in achievement. He takes the science course and manages to keep up his grades although much of his time is taken by work on the larm, from which he daily comes to school by bus. Per- haps, some day will find him achieving wonders in sci- entific farming. Flavius is apt, business-like, ambitious, and always friendly. ROBERT LOUSCHEL Brimful of fun and ever ready for a good time, yet, withal, respectful toward his elders and always ready to oblige, is true of Robert. His friendly smile helps to dispel the clouds on a gloomy day. At school, Rob takes the commercial course and will in future, prob- ably spend his days at an office desk. Even now he spends considerable time helping his father in the store, His hobby is photography, and as a member of the camera club, takes pleasure helping his fellow students. 24

Page 29 text:

HERBERT I. STRAUB Herbert is president of the Stu- fents' Mission Crusade and pre- :ides with dignity and effect. As fuard and captain on the varsity eam he has shown exceptional enthusiasm and has proved him- self a true athlete. He is popular umong his schoolmates and is a riend of all. Daily at holy mass md school, and a faithful server it the altar from his earliest years iis perseverance and consequent .uccess can be relied upon. Among tis studies he prefers science and vill probably seek his future Work n that field. 4 Q Q CHARLES E. FLEMING A f Charles is our class president and fills that ,,p J with credit to himself and school. Of a cheerful, kindly S. d h A , I disposition, he knows how to win the cooperation of J, is assmates. e is courteous an o iging towar ' h 1 H cl bl d . I if ' eriors, and devoted to our Lord in the Blessed f....-- whom he serves daily at the altar. Faithful . QQ Qi, M- past we doubt not his fidelity in the future. l N 5 ': '- in the Air Corps, he aims to serve his country -XXX A ' .. . ' . class pilot and, once there, will surely steer a N A 1 - -Q, SEI , 1 urge, ' 1 -My . ' A9 To 1 I Q .Qu Q 1 ,Q ... . x' I IOHN E. DAILEY lack is a leader and a good sport. Being Captain and guard of the iasketball teams he has repeatedly .hown his ability to cheer up his :ompanions and generally with narked success. Besides being an znthusiast in athletics, Iack takes rreat pleasure in hunting and fish- ng in the pursuit of which he :hows marked skill. He is quite levout in his religious exercises, is :lean of speech, willing to lend a ielpful hand to those in need, and s chummy with all. Among his .tudies he prefers mathematics. RICHARD W. SCHATZ Richard is a commercial student and pursues his course quietly, thoughtfully and with success. He never fails to carry his books with him for home study, and returns to school with his assignments well pre- pared, Unassuming, kind and cheerful-sullenness has no part in his disposition-he enjoys the friendship of all. For pastime he seeks the great outdoors which RICHARD E. HATHORN Overflowing with life and energy , must be said of Richard. Nothing seems more difficult than to keep from moving about and putting his hand to some work of his choice. As advertising manager of our year book, job: this patience and skill in engraver was unsurpassedj. friend, and always ready to talents which he Will apply his choice, in future. he has done an excellent preparing material for the Richard is sincere, a true forgive. He has marked effectively to- the Work of 23 holds exceptional attractions for him. His life's work will probably be in an office. DONALD A. WIESNER Of Don it may be said, precious things are put up in small packages . He is low in stature lout high in ambition. He is the only boy in his class that had the courage and perseverance to put in four years of Latin, he boasts a good vocabulary, and loves to enter into debate on disputed subjects among his classmates. He will probably take up Law in the future where he will find ample opportunity to exercise his debating skill, His hobby is photography in which art he has been helpful to his classmates. .

Page 31 text:

Winter in I ts Glory