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

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The MEMO-1946 -o31'aS2'A'd:aEAIZA'-4E52ZiaI-1EDZXZZEIIZDSBY:-A22232222'AIAZIIEEZBYDCSISEQEZAZSSEIZSZELSZL FRANCIS A. SCHNEIDER Francis is a studious pupil who believes in getting some- thing accomplished with the least waste of time. His hum- orous, generous, and sympa- thetic nature enables him to win a leading place in any group. With his interest in science and skill in solving mathematical problems, op- portunities will surely come WILLIS G. SMITH Willis has a smile and a kind word for everyone. He will be remembered for his candid expressions, his in- terest in mathematics, and in intramural basketball. He pos- sesses initiative and is not easily swayed by another's opinion. Besides his school activities, he is happily em- ployed in repairing and sell- his way ing automobile parts. if lflt K ll MARY E. SCHLIMM Mary is a zealous promoter of sports. She will be re- membered as a girl with a shy smile and a calm, mat- ter-of-fact manner. These characteristics will undoubt- edly aid her in bringing sun- shine into many a sick room when she reaches her goal as a nurse. ii DOROTHY 0. SEELYE Dotty is well known to her classmates for her quiet humor and business-like man- ner. She is a Senior Service Scout and faithfully performs her good deed every day. One of her aims is to be an Assistant Scout Leader. She is a lover of small children and hopes to be a kinder- garten teacher. ZZ we a ...mum lf' ri f . 5 . ' 53. ELEEN I. SMITH 'Smitty is shy but very well liked by all who know her, Her hobby is drawing and designing dresses. ln future years she hopes to set up a shop of her own, where, no doubt, she will be widely known. She is a member of the Sadality and enjoys read- ing. May success attend her future undertakings.

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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.

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-we The MEMO - 1946 -ii-.La223222322'E-S2EAYZASZEBS4221-EaYidiiatia'xiiiioiiiii-'AEESEIZZZQELEBYJYDYSEZSQXSEQZESSELAL MARTHA L. SNYDER Happy-go-lucky but pos- sessing a keen mind de- scribes Marty . She is a hiking enthusiast and is inter- ested in taking pictures of the places she visits. She is a regular attendant at daily Mass and is especially devoted to the Blessed Mother. With these qualifica- tions, she will go far in what- ever she does, IOAN B. STRAUB Make haste slowly, and Try, try again, are pro- verbs fitting our honest, loyal and trustworthy class presi- dent. By her optimistic out- look in every situation she has endeared herself to all, Every interest of the school, be it sports, dramatics, de- bates or Virgil, is loanie's concern, and she brings each one to a speedy success. DOROTHY A. WEGEMER Action and ambition are synonymous with Dorothy. Striving to attain the goal of graduate nurse, she has taken the necessary studies which fit her for this career. She is a loyal supporter of the Cru- saders and has the interest- ing hobby of photography. ri IQ .lt ROBERT L. WICKETT In Robert we have found a very willing supporter of the Memo . We appreciate his cooperation-a true indication of a generous spirit. His punctuality cmd regular at- tendance at school, despite the handicap of distance, re- flect credit upon him. With his staunch characteristics, we predict success in his con- templated work of electrical engineering. WILLIAM V. WICKETT William is one of our quiet and carefree classmates. Al- though inconveniencecl by distance, he has been prompt and faithful in attending school. He is a lover of the great outdoors. Much of his time is employed in agricul- tural pursuits. His comapf ions find him to be a sympa- thetic and loyal friend.