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

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The MEMO - 1946 .i:i:r::n::i:s:r:i:i::.:i:.r:::i::si:i:i:i:ri:ii:sx:o:i::s o 3:n:s:i:r:n:i:s RICHARD I. KELLER Richard possesses a jovial spirit and a kind heart. Sul- lenness does not enter into his sunny disposition. As a Commercial student he is bus- inesslike, punctual, and ener- getic, We predict that success will be with him in the busi- ness world where his gentle- manly manner will be a val- uable asset, He likes sports, especially football, ELIZABETH T . MARCONI In imitation of her patron Saint, Elizabeth strives to per- form frequent kind acts. Her dream of becoming a nurse may mature in the future, but at present she will content herself with keeping her father's books. She is fond ot photography and of perform- ing culinary duties at home COHRINE M. MEIER The sparkling brown eye of this sweet, ambitious young lady betokens the loyal court- esy characteristic of her Corrine pursues the scientific course, at the some time di- verting her attention by play- ing the piano and by reading books. Her desirable quali- ties will be an aid in accom- plishing good in the nursing field, KENNETH F. HEPNER Kenny's ever-ready smile and cheery Word make him a favorite with his class- mates, As cheerleader during the past two years he was loyal both to team and school. Although he difficulties in perseverance attaining his tion. He is a at Mass. was beset with his studies, his aided him in goal - gradua- daily attendant PATRICIA A. PUNCHEON Beneath an apparent frivol- ity, Patty possesses a lova- ble nature. Her dependable position as cashier in our local theatre, her love' of travel, her membership in the Sodality, and her high rank in studies give us an in- sight of Patricia's activities. Her desire is to become a beautician. . ,A- . S ii. s l i l I i 20

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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.

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we- The MEMO-1946 7 7 SQEEEUI fQ ' ,GTX 9 Tw! s hw ' 17 Z t fllfl JT l ' BETTY C. SAMICK Betty's Winsome ways make her a pleasant comrade: she is always welcome Her lei- sure hours have been spent in doing household chores. She feels stenographic work is her avocation Her cheerfulness and perseverance will aid her in attaining this goal, Faith- ful attendance at Holy Mass has brouaht her much happi- ness. C ROBERT T. SCHLIMM Because Robert is the small- est member of the class, we call him, Rib . School life without him would be rather lonely. His frankness of opin- ion and trustworthy attitude in all endeavors endear 'him to many, especially to the younger boys, Hts ready wit and good humor also attract others to him. IEAN M. SCHAUEH leanne, a bright, intelligent young lady, is forgiving, tun- loving and witty. Many dull moments are lightened by her entertainment. Her keen busi- ness ability is shown by her intense interest in bookkeep- ing and her leadership in managing affairs ot extra- curricular activities. ll MARY ANN SCHAUT Nome , although one ot the youngest in the graduat- ing class, is a good student, and is sincere, loyal and friendly, She possesses a charming voice and has con- tributed much to the choir With the aid of a few class- mates she hopes to show what good bcauticians can do. PAUL I. SCHAUT Paul has been wisely chosen as Business Manager of the ldes , an office which he has filled to the satisfac tion of teachers and class mates. His patience and per severance, will be a great aid toward ultimate success. Ol him can be truly said, A wealth of ambition is often superior to a wealth of tal- ent.