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

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The MEMO-1946 -we -32:22EQESSJZBIJEEIZOEQEAZZYQEEAEA2223222222223YZriE3:lEa31'0iaE4EE3ES25Ia2EfEaS is an .,, ivy , Y X lla 59,4 FLORENCE A. KLINE A zealous, commercial stud- ent, Flossie desires to fol- low a business career. Her initiative and her dependabil- ity as an office assistant will aid her greatly in her chosen field, She is a member of the Blessed Virgin Sodality and has given her faithful services to the Sacred Heart choir for many years, ELEDA E. KHAUS Smile and the world smiles with you, is Eleda's maxim. She has a sweet, unruffled, sociable disposition. She en- courages sports, especially basketball, and attends all games. She is an excellent clerk and perseveres in her bookkeeping. ts Or i. lflll GRACE M. KRONENWETTER Grace is an excellent stud- ent whose name has appeared on the Honor Roll. She has a quiet disposition and has succeeded in her various undertakings. Grace is gifted with a meloclious voice which is admired by all who have heard it. Musically talented, she will probably continue to make progress in that field. KEVIN I. NOLAN Kevin enlivens his class- mates with his hearty laugh and keen sense of humor. He enioys arguing especially on political topics. His favorite pastime is reading good books of which he has a small lib- rary. As editor of the Hides he has been found to be both reliable and conscientious. English and history are Ke- vin's outstanding subjects WILFRED I. OLSON Wilfred is commonly known as, Bud . Laboratory ex- periments are of particular concern to him due to his skill in science. His election as class secretary proved the es- teem of the Senior boys. He is not only a lover of sports, being a member of the var- sity basketball team for four years: but also of music, and has faithfully played the trum- pet fon military funerals.

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-we The MEMO - 1946 I-oSIQYJAEIISZJIIEIZZII-'AEIISZIDZSSZYDEQEEISJZABIAEQZEEEEEIEXZXZEAXSSZEQZTQJZXIEDEESSEX- 7- f' P 3 s i tl ,. fltxfl , t FAITH L. I-IEHZING This cheerful girl has a name which should be an in- spiration to all of us Through her attendance at daily Mass for seven years, Faith follows what her name implies With Commercial subjects as her favorites she works faithfully to surmount all obstacles con- lrontina her She is witty, popular, and an ard'-nt rooter for C H S EDWARD C . MEYER By his cheerful enthusiasm, keen analysts of difficult prob- lems, and willingness to as- sist those less gifted in mathe- matics, Edward easily attracts his classmates to him His faithfulness in serving Mass throughout his entire school career will undoubtedly bring him ample reward To put the Crusaders on the winning side, Edward often came to their rescue f f l IANE M. HOFFMAN Meet the quiet, submissive, really dignified member of the Senior Class. The world into which she goes will appreci- ate her sterling character Where there is a will there is a way, proves true lor lane as she diligently con- tributes her artistic work to the Ides and pursues the Academic course WILLIAM B. MURRAY Seldom does one see a frown on f31ll's kindly countenance, ln fact, he seems to be devoid of ill- temper. He tal-,es great de- light in narratmg war stories. An enthusiastic hunter and fisherman, Bill also tells ol personal escapades which awe his audience. He is a lovable character who has secured the qood will of his classmates 17 IEANNE P. HOFFMAN Hottie is quite shy, but cheerful and determined Earnestness and faithfulness are her characteristic traits She is a persistent little work er, neat, and sociable She likes bowhria IAMES H. MEYEH A variety of interests claims lames' attention Besides thi- activities of Church and school, his time is devoted to playing the trumpet lor band and orchestra, hikina, swimm ing, skiing, and hunting The art of photography strongly appeals to this active youth lames believes his big oppor- tunity awaits him in the field of aviation

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1 5 R, fee- The MEMO 1946 PAUL H. RETTGER A brief acquaintance with Paul will convince one ol his sterling qualities, There is a sincerity about every one of his deeds which is evidence of his genuine worth. To Paul we can attribute a con- stancy oi endeavor in all that is right. He is outstanding in his contribution to the Memo , especially in secur- ing and typing advertise! ments AV ft FRANCIS V. SCHATZ Francis is mild, loyal, and true. His smile is as wel- come as is a Spring breeze. li a duty is assigned him, it is certain to be carried out in a trustworthy manner. The ambition oi this clean-cut young man is to work to the top and become a prominent citizen. With his persistence and creative mind, we ieel he will eventually attain success. t titttmit . s i t 2' MARY A KUNTZ She conquers who eri- dures, is an appropriate title for Mary. This persevering, obliging Senior is an active member of the Sodality and of the Dramatic Club, She is a sports enthusiast and can always be seen at Daily Mass. Much of her leisure time is spent in reading and hiking. Mary plans to major in science ALICE S. LECKER Great ambitions has Alice. We hope her aspiration to be an aviatrix will materialize. She is interested in Nature and the themes chcsen lor her class recitations dwell upon that subject. Being apt in chemistry and shorthand, she may possibly secure several positions after graduation IU VIRGINIA R. LIEB EI. Ginny , as she is so often called by her many acquaint- ances, is a gay companion. She is an ardent lover of mus- ic and a skilled pianist Whenever her services have been solicited, she has re- sponded promptly and per- formed the tasks eiiiciently She rises early to attend daily Mass.