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

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The MEMO - 1946 -sw 2 5 3-y-3-y- syuyny- -5-3-3 -3 3 -3 -5-3 3 3- - y C 5 3 3- 3 5-3 5-y ALICE M. WITTMAN Witty's initiative and dili- gence in her studies will bring her success as a teacher of Commercial subjects. As a member of the orchestra and choir she has given us much enjoyment which we shall miss when she leaves Cen- tral. She enjoys her work in the office and performs it well. RITA A. WORTMAN Courteous, genial, and hap- py-go-lucky, Rita has many friends, She has the type of character We all love. Al- though her position as cap- tain of the cheerleaders re- quires her attendance at all basketball games, she is, nevertheless, an ardent stud- ent. Her proficiency in Eng- lish and pursuit of the aca- demic course will aid her in following the career of nurs- ing. MARIE A. WOLFEL This apparently shy little miss is really very sociable and quite popular. She excels in bookkeeping but is also capable in other subjects. She is heartily interested in sports and dancing, Her aim is to become an aviatrix. FREDA M. YOUNG Freda's naturally sunny dis- position has filled our class- room with sunshine and glad- ness. She is prompt, efficient and dependable. She has a great liking for books, especi- ally those pertaining to phy- sicians and nurses. Good luck to you, Freda, in your future nursing careerl X its I 24 GERTRUDE K. WOLFE Gertie , a sedate, gentle, and soft-voiced girl, is one of our suburban classmates. She is studious, loyal, and an honor to her school. Her special activities include mus- ic and membership in the 4-H Club of which she is secre- tary. She hopes to become a nurse. MARTHA M. ZIMMETT By her witty and winning ways-quiet, unaffected and true-Martha has grown in the affections of all. She favors Commercial subjects and pursues them wtih ease. As a choir member she has been very faithful. She is an ardent Crusade leader, and a graceful dancer.

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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.

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