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

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The MEMO - 1946 in I Xi C. ANN BAUER Brilliant in mind and genial in disposition, an ardent stud- ent, a lover of sports and a general favorite of all, are Ann's capable qualities. Add- ed to these, her fidelity to the choir, her abundance of wit and energy, and her general enthusiasm will give her an opportunity of gaining higher learning. DELORES I. BRENNAN Lorie's endearing smile is a true indication of her conf geniality and readiness to oblige. She is fond of sports- basketball and bowling. Her drawl expressions added much humor to the play, Hound the Clock with Claire . May happiness at' tend her in her future career. CHARLES W. AMBUSKE Cheerful Charlie is al- ways ready to meet and wel- come his schoolmates. Much of his time is spent in experi- menting with electrical equip- ment. He is also a lover of mathematics. If a problem is given him to solve, immedia- tely his interest is aroused and he obtains pleasing re- sults. ln succeeding years he will probably be a radio or electrical engineer. N. u of tg f J l CLARENCE I. BAUER Clarence is our Vice-presi- dent. We could not have chosen anyone who would have filled this position in a MARY T. BRAUN Braunie , a girl small in stature, possesses sincerity, loyalty, and cheerfulness. If you want extra tasks com- pleted, ask Mary. She has a ready vocabulary and her love for scientific work will be effectively applied to her fue ture career. Her daily atten- dance at Mass will be her strength. , EILEEN R. CASEMAN l'Casey , a quiet, reserved member of the Dramatic Club, although always in a hurry, conducts herself with grace and charm. She is fond of rollerfskating and other out- door sports, but spends much time in study and attends Mass faithfully. f more pleasing manner. Al- l f . . - y A though quiet, he is ready to gn ' V voice his opinion should ne- 'Q cessify require it. He is a ' yt friend to be trusted, a helper in need, and a courteous youth in every environment. - gun y . , V R X , I t .' ' A l 1 I l I r l l 13

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CLASS OFFICERS i President .....,..........,A.....,....,...... . A . William Carinojf First Vice President ..,. . ,,,. loan Straublf' Second Vice President ....,,,...... Clarence Bauer 1 Secretary ...,.,...... ................., D olores Friedl yi Assistant Secretaries . . .... Wilfred Olsorfand Ann Bauer 'J Treasurer .......... .....,......... D onald Meier! Assistant Treasurer . . , . . . Audrey Heary lAbsentl 12

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The MEMO 1946 . RUTH A. DECKER . Ruth's earnest, dependable disposition will be an inval- uable asset to her in the scientific career which she chooses to follow. She is a great lover of outdoors and takes special interest in sports. Gifted with a re- flected mind, she has met suc- cess as a debater and as a laboratory technician. DORIS B . DETSCH Dodee, a neat little aca- demic student, ranks high in mathematics and chemistry. She enjoys the outdoors, rol- ler-skating, and music, Her influence, if directed in the right channel, will effect much good. LEONA R. DETSCH Leona is quiet, thoughtful, and considerate. She is neat in both dress and work. She is friendly to all and faithful booster for the Crusaders. Her pleasing admixture of wit, mirth and cheerfulness have secured her many compan- ions. RITA M. FRANK Did you ever see Rita with- out a smile lighting up her rosy cheeks? Freely given at all times, it has won for her many friends. She has a gen- tle, quiet disposition and is always ready to give aid to the needy. She will surely find success in her chosen career because of her sincer- ity and ambition. 14 HARRY E. BAUER Harry is a vivacious and carefree lad, usually found in the midst of excitement. His pleasing smile and sincere in- terest in his fellow compan- ions will, no doubt, assure him popularity. A sports- man who is happiest when with a gun, he is hiking about the forests. Harry's hobbies are stamp-collecting, reading, bird study, and pigeon rais- ing. WILLIAM P. CARINO Since the first year of high school, Bill has been our leader. Not a difficulty arises but what his opinion is considered. As president of our class, he is confronted with many duties, but we know he can manage. The Memo advertisements show a decided increase due to Wil- liam's zealous work.