Huntington Catholic High School - Rambler Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

Th Fucully Father Lester: Principal-Assistant Pastor of St. Mary Church Religion-Latin Father Dillon: Pastor of St. Mary Church-Superintendent of Schools of the Fort Wayne Diocese Religion-Public Speaking Father Schmitt: Pastor of SS. Peter and Paul Church Religion Father Ueber Assistant Pastor of SS. Peter and Paul Church Religion Sister M. Teresina, O.S.F.: English-Social Science Sister M. Aquinina, O.S.F.: Latin-History Sister M. Bernadette, O.S.F.: Librarian Sister M. Egfrieda, O.S,F.: Freshman Class Sponsor Latin-History Sister M. Clara, O.S.F.: Sophomore Class Sponsor-Beta Club Advisor Science-Mathematics Sister M. Antonilda, S.S.N.D.: Chorus Director Music-English Sister M. Jane Frances, S.S.N.D.: Senior Class Sponsor Commerce Sister Mary Amadeus, S.S.N.D.: Junior Class Sponsor-Mission Moderator English-Mathematics Mr. Kenneth PeGan: Coach-Physical Education Director Government-Health and Safety Huntington Public High: Shop-Mechanical Drawing-Home Economics 7 ff . 5 1,1119 1111 1 11 111' ,X - 1- 1 gllllllllllm ---.-...... ,,,,,,,,... ,, U I H 11 V1' , 11 1 H 11 M ,111 H, 1332 , IE f W :Q 'I '10 'N 1 lulvuww- JA - 1 '11 1 1 1 . 1152? CNQEU c- L 'P' A I 1.1 lx XI 111 WEE 'ffl 5 ,LCfN11U1fQJ91 I x U' Xxx' V X R II -11 T , 'VI 6vF0 'I . MW 1 yu--- A 1ll::j!1f VT- 111 kmww 1 1 31 111 f V 1' 1. il 1 l '1 '1 ! Senior Class Prophecy Once upon a time in the Land of Believe Nothing of What You Hear and Only Half of What You See we chanced to see a pair of elfin ears protruding around the corner of a lollypop bush. On further inspection we discovered none other than Joe Hunnicutt. After a pulling session the was stuck to the bush! we persuaded him to take us on a Movietone tour of the land. But fearing the mighty hand of his queen, he whisked us OH to the ice-cream castle of Good Queen Buzz where we were led into court by the Lady in Waiting, Joan Ley,-on roller skates, no less. We quickly explained to her majesty, who sat on a throne of chocolate creams, our plight-we had fallen through the famous puddle in front of St. Pete's. She took pity on us and offered to take us on a tour of her Kingdom before we must return home. From the gold encased windows of her highness' chocolate-covered carriage, which coacliman Bernie Parker commanded with the air of a Buick driver we saw: Ivan Strass practicing for the Olympic Hockey games while Mary Ann Bickel was perfecting her famous Swan Dive. Lifting our eyes upward we gazed at a gaudy marquee proclaiming Joanne Thompson as the new leading lady opposite Tom Stoffel in that startling modern drama, Shakespeare's Hamlet We couldn't miss perceiving the flashy sign of the Blue Angel headlining that sensational blues singer, the one and only, Lorraine Machall with that fascinating dance team, Pat Eckert and Suzanne Hart, filling out the second half of the bill. A Hash of lightning-a bolt of thunder and who did we see overhead but that magic carpet demonstrator, Fritz Gill with his competent and pretty stewardess, Corrinne Lan- drigan. A mellow voice drifting from a hot dog stand soon overcame us and we turned, only to be dazzled by Pablo Godfroy crooning Blue Tail Fly to his adoring customers. Literally, tearing ourselves away from this scene we heard a loud charm school under the auspices of the Misses Aufty, Rusty, and Ruthie. Under the sign of the Ferd Meehan Super Market we saw Vice-President Max Geyer, in charge of all menial tasks, dusting off the sidewalk. In the park, that original and creative designer, Phyllis Young was at it again with glamorous Towers Models, Virginia Siemik and Glenna Claus. Still farther on we recognized Ed Ehler supervising the landscaping of the new Municipal Swimming Pool, with his engineer, Tom Scher. Stopping at the corner drugstore we found proprietoress, Joan McNamara discussing plans for her new shop with interior decora- tor, Karl Reinhart. We chatted with Margie Yaste who was relaxing at the counter after a hard day's work as Community Nurse. Upon dashing out the door we collided with Joan Johnson who informed us that she is secretary to Don Saluke, executive head of the diaper industry ihe's almost got it pinned up! J. Rolling along once again we saw Hilda Johnson playfully amusing her small charges in the front yard of her nur- sery school. Then a familiar sight met our eye-Mary Ellen Stoffel wielding the gavel at the National Out- door Convention of the Beta Club. Yes, a mere prophecyg maybe a hypothetical nightmare of no consequence, with no strings for a fu- ture. Yet maybe these few fantastic make-believes, will be the necessary link to spur them on to the fulfill- ment of their goal in life! Jean Ann Klepper Jackie Ferris M5011 9 Elass History ln the year 1945, thirty-five bewildered Freshmen fastened our first wheel to our covered wagon as we started over our four-year journey across the plain of knowledge. At the reins was our own capable and lovable, Sister Clara. The first hardship we encountered was the attack of the 1946 tribe of Seniors on the day of initiation. We stood the test and wandered through the Virgin Forest overcoming any obstacle that met our path. On the outskirts of the forest was a small village and there we stopped to chat and learned that our driver was to be changed and that we were to add our second wheel. This lap of our journey was made more pleasant and somewhat smoother over the bumps owing to the fine driving of Sister Ermenilde and our new- found ability to make friends. Many a spoke was broken and many a stop made for repairs, but through the dauntless courage of driver and passengers alike, we managed to add another wheel to our covered wagon. Sister Ermenilde relinquished her position as head of the caravan and Sister Jane Frances took over for the rest of the trip. After coming this far through the wilderness, we decided to have a celebration. The wagon ahead paused in their almost completed journey to enjoy our party in honor of their farewell. At this point we added our fourth wheel, tightened the hubs of the other three, and proceeded to- ward the last lap with our former driver. This part of our trip was the most eventful especially the tremen- dous victory over the enemy tribe of Vikings. After proving ourselves Worthy of such a feat, we felt no obstacle too great. Feeling the need for a change of scenery we snuck off into another part of the wilderness. This day will long be remembered in years to come. The end of our journey is in sight and as we review the past, there is a feeling of regret for the precious years left behind, but our wagon is complete and each of us looks forward with hope and faith in God, as we head out through the vast regions of life. Phyllis Ann Young Joan McNamara I0 CORRlNNE LANDRIGAN BUTCH iCloss Booster? Class Secretary, 2, 4, Hill- top Statf, 3, 4, Chorus, l, 2, 4, Christmas Cantata, 2, 3, School Play, 4, Beta Club, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Entertainment Committee, l, 2, 3, 4, Library Service, 2, Stage Work, 3, Art Work 3, 4, May Queen Attendant, 4, Reception Queen Attend- ant, 4, Rambler Staff, 4, C.S.M.C. Secretary, 4. PHYLLIS AUFDENKAMPE AUFTY l l'll get the car l Rambler Staff, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, Christmas Cantata, 2, Operetta, 3, School Play, 4, Variety Show, 4, Entertain- ment Committee, 4, Stage Work, 3, 4, Art Work, 4, May Queen Attendant, 4. MARY ANN BOLLINGER BUZZ lQueen of the Proml Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4, Christ- mas Cantata, l, 2, 3, lSt. John's, Delphosl School Play, 4, Radio Programs, 4, Entertainment Committee, 3, 4, May Queen Attendant, 4, Sodality President, 3, 4, Rambler Staff, 4, Reception Queen, 4. SUSAN HART-SUZY lNeat St Sweet? Class President, 4, School Paper-Reporter, 2, Beta Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Cantata, 2, School Plays, 3, 4, Latin Club, l, 2, Oper- etta, l, 3, 4, l.C.T. cheer leader, 2, Rambler Staff, 4, May Queen Attendant, 4, Catholic Chorus Convention, 3, Rotary Award, 4, Stage Work. 35 Art Work, 4 GLENNA CLAUS JEANIE lCute 8 chic l School Paper, 3, 4, Class Treasurer, 4, Never tardy, l, 2, 3, 4, School Play, 4, May Queen Attendant, 4. MARY ANN BICKEL ANNIE lFishing Fiendl Class Officer, l, 3, Hilltop Staff, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, Christmas Cantata, 2, 3, School Plays, 3, 4, Latin Club, l, 2, Special Stage Programs, l, 3, 4, l.C.T. Cheer Leader, l, Radio Pro- gram, 4, May Queen At- tendant, 4. PATRICK ECKERT-PAT lProbably Eatingl Hilltop Sports Editor, 4, Basketball, 4, Baseball, 4, Chorus, 3, 4, Christmas Cantata, 3, School Play, 4, l.C.T., 3, 4, Radio Pro- gram, 4, Rambler Staff, 4. ll EDWARD EH LER-EDDI E lGi rl Crazyl Captain of Swim Team, 45 Sectional Swim Leader, 35 Chorus, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Cantata, 35 l.C.T,, l, 2, 3, 45 Stage work, 45 Art work, 1, 2, 3, 4. FRED GILL-FRITZ lMathematicaIly inclined? Class Secretary, 35 Christ' mas Cantata, 25 Chorus, 2, 35 Operetta, 35 l.C.T. Cheer Leader, 25 l.C.T., l, 3, 45 Stage Work, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH HUNNICUT JOE iClass Comedianl l.C.T. Coach, 35 All Tour- ney, l, 25 Coach of All Tourney, 35 Chorus, 2, 45 School Play, 45 Stage Pro- gram, 45 Coach of l.C.T., 35 l.C.T., 45 lntra-Mural, 4. JOAN JOHNSON JUST JOAN lBrains of H.C.H.J C,S.M.C. Chairman, 45 School Paper, I, 2, 3, 45 Oratorical Contest, 35 Never tardy for class, l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Cantata, 25 School Plays, l, 3, 45 Beta Club, 2, 3, 45 Reception Attendant, 45 May Queen, 45 Entertain- ment Committee, 2, 3, 45 Operetta, l, 35 Rotary Award, 45 K.B.F. Award, 45 Class Salutatorian. I2 MAX GEYER-MAC I E lBest Lookingl Chorus, 2, 35 Christmas Cantata, 2, 35 Chimes of Normandy, 35 l.C.T., l, 25 Intro-Mural, 3, 4. LAWRENCE GODFROY LARRY lHas only one interest? Basketball, l, 2, 3, 45 Sec- tional All Tourney, 2, 3, 45 Free Throw Trophy, 35 Chor- us, 25 School Play, 45 I.C.T. All Tourney Team, l, 2, 3, 45 Radio Program, 45 Christ- mas Cantata, 2. H l LDA JOHNSON SPEED lTagging Behindl Hilltop Production, 45 Chor- us, l, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Cantata, 25 Operetto, l, 35 Latin Club, l, 25 Radio Program, 45 School Play, 3, 45 Special Stage Show, 45 May Queen Attendant, 4. RUTH KRUMANAKER RUTHIE lNever a dull momentl GAA 84 Sunshine Society, fClear Creekl, I5 Chorus, l, 2, 35 Special Stage Pro- grams, 45 Christmas Can- tata, 35 Stage Work, 45 I.C. T. Yell Leader, 3, 45 May Queen Attendant, 45 Recep- tion Queen Attendant, 4. JOAN LEY-JO lCan I go, too?l School paper, 4, Never ab- sent, I, 4, Never tardy, I, 4, Chorus, I, 2, 4, Christmas Cantata, 42 Opefefm, 45 May Queen Attendant, 4, Sunshine Society and Glee Club, lWashington Centerl, I. JOAN MCNAMARA HONEY lAIways cheerful? Class President, I, Beta Club, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club Treasurer, 4, Chorus, 2, Christmas Cantata, 2, Op- eretta, I, Latin Club, I, 2, Entertainment Committee, 2, 3, 4, Stage Work, I, 3, Rambler Staff, 4, May Queen Attendant, 4, Rotary Award, 4. BERNARD PARKER-DAD lMost generous? Class Business Manager, 3, 4, Basketball Junior Man- ager, I, 2, Senior Manager, 4, Senior Manager Award, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Christ- mas Cantata, 2, 3, School Play, 4, Latin Club, I, 2, I.C.T. Team, I, 2, 3, 4, Radio Program, 4, Hilltop Staff, 3, 4, Rambler Staff, 4, Junior Rotarian, 4. PHYLLIS REUST-RUSTY lEver-livelyl C.S.M.C., I, 2, 3, 4, I.C.T. Cheer Leader, 4, Stage Pro- gram, 3, Variety Show, 4, Hilltop Reporter, I, Rambler Staff, 4, May Queen At- tendant, 4. LORRAINE MACHALL MAEMIE lSonny disposition? Hilltop Reporter, 3, Never tardy for Class, 3, Chorus lSt. Cecilia, Detroitb, I, 2, Chorus, 3, 4, School Play, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, I.C.T. Cheer Leader, 3, 4, Radio Pro- gram, 4, Catholic Music Convention, 3, May Queen Attendant, 4, Reception Queen Attendant, 4, Ram- bler Statf, 4, Variety Show, 4. WALLACE MEEHAN SHORTY lUp and at eml Intra-Mural Coach 4, Chor- us, 2, 3, Christmas Cantata, 2, 3, Operetta, 3, I.C.T. and lntra-Mural, I, 2, 3, 4. KARL REINHART-CAP lSpeciaIizes in love seats? C.S,M.C. Treasurer, 4, Nev- er Absent From Class, 4, Chorus, 2, School Plays, 4, Special Stage Programs, 4, l.C,T. Team, I, 3, Stage Work, 2, 3, 4, lntra-Mural, 2, 4. DONALD SALUKE SOUPIE lAIways Romancing! Stage Program, 4, I.C.T., I, 2, 3, 4, lntra-Mural, I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Work, 2, 3, 4. I3 THOMAS SCH ER-TOM lQuietest Personalityl Class President, 2, Hilltop and Rambler Sports Editor, 4, Chorus, 2, Latin Club, I, 2, Special Stage Programs, 4, .layVees, 2, Ramblers, 4. MARY ELLEN STOFFEL ELLY lSmall, but powerfull Class Treasurer, 2, School Paper, Associate Editor, 4, Beta Club, 2, 3, President of Beta Club, 4, Chorus, 2, 4, Christmas Cantata, 3, School Plays, I, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, Operetta, I, 4, l.C,T. Cheer Leader, 2, Ra- dio Program, 4, Stage Work, 3, May Queen Attendant, 4, Rambler Stott, 4, Rotary Award, 4. IVAN STRASS IVY IClass Artistl Chorus, 2, 3, Christmas Cantata, 2, 3, l.C.T. Team, 2, Stage Work, 3, Art Work, 3, 4. MARJORIE YASTE MARJ lMost timidl Chorus, 2, Christmas Can- tata, 2, Latin Club, I, 2, S.S. Peter and Paul Sodal- IW, lf 21 3, 41 Moy Queen Attendant, 4. I4 VIRGINIA SIEMIK DING lMad about convertiblesl Never tardy, I, 2, 3, 4' Never absent from Mass, I, 2, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, Christ- mas Cantata, 2, 3, School Plays, 3, 4, Stage Programs, 3, Cheer Leader, I, Art Work, 3, May Queen At- tendant, 4, Stage Work, 4. 1 THOMAS STOFFEL TOM lOutdoor Loverl Chorus, I, l.C.T., I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Work, 2, 3, 4. Athletics lgolfl, 2, 3, 4. JOAN N E THOMPSON JET lKenny's little helper? Class Treasurer, I, School Paper Editor, 4, Chemistry Medal, 3, Never absent, I, 3, Never tardy, I, 3, Chor- us, 2, Christmas Cantata, 2, School Plays, 4, Beta Club, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, I, Entertainment Committees, 2, 3, 4, First Communion Banner Carrier, 3, Rambler Staff, 2, 3, May Queen, 4, Rotary Award, 4, K.B.F. Award, 4, Class Valedic- torian. PHYLLIS YOUNG-PHIL lForever Buzzin' aroundl School Paper Reporter, 2, Production, 4, Essay Con- test Winner, 3, Spelling Contest Winner, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, Christmas Cantata, 2, 3, School Play, I, Beta Club, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, I, 2, Stage Work, I, 3, Art Work, 4, Entertainment Committee, 2, 3, 4, Never Tardy, I, 2, 3, 4, Never absent from Mass, I, 2, 3, 4, May Queen Attendant, 4, Rotary Award, 4. Class Will We the Graduating Class of 1949 being of sound mind and memory l?l do bequeath the following items: To the Faculty we leave our thanks and gratitude for putting up with us these past four years. To the school we leave the good times we've had during the past years. To the underclassmen we leave Hope-hope you get through easier than we did. To the lucky Juniors each Senior leaves some token of our depreciation. BUZZ BOLLINGER leaves her over capacity of brains to JACKIE FERRIS. BERNIE PARKER, his ability to get along with Freshmen Girls to JIM ZAHM. MARY ELLEN STOFFEL will now turn the Beta Club over to JEAN ANN KLEPPER. MARGIE YASTE, a couple feet of height to BONNIE SHAW. JOE HUNNICUTT leaves his hiding of cigarette butts in SS. Peter and Paul's basement to DON STOLTZ. PHYLLIS AUFDENKAMPE as Big Wheel turner of the mimeograph to HELEN CHRISTMAN. ANNIE BICKEL bestows all her old Jeans to BARBARA METZ. JOHN WONDERLY gives his long walk to school to PAT SHOCKOME. PHYLLIS REUST bestows her ability for being late 011 BERNADINE STOLTZ. TOM STOFFEL to GENE YOUNG gives the habit of acquiring gloves and other lost articles. PHYLLIS YOUNG wills her driving ability to DICK HOLLY. ED EHLER gives some of his talent for swimming to SHIRLEY CARMICHAEL. JOANNE THOMPSON gives her repairable barrets to JACK SIMON. JOAN LEY gives her book-keeping papers to anyone who wants them. FRITZ GILL leaves his class ring to PATSY KELLY. VIRGINIA SIEMIK leaves . . . in a Chevvy Convertible. GLENNA CLAUS leaves her financial troubles to MARK STOFFEL plus her sympathy. PAT ECKERT gives his pillow and position as President of the splinter patrol to JIM STOFFEL. TOM SCHER shyly gives his blush to SHIRLEY KILTY. HILDA JOHNSON wills her pep and love for living to JOAN BARTROM. LARRY GODFROY leaves NORMA GASS . . . Sob! IVAN STRASS gives his neat appearance to GENE BUZZARD. CORRINNE LANDRIGAN wills her bright comeback to JERRY DRISCOLL. RUTH KRUMANAKER leaves her squeal to JOANNE WEBER, if she can use it. FERD MEEHAN leaves his arguing to MARY ELIZABETH KASTNER. KARL REINHART leaves his job as chauffeur to GREG COUGHLIN. JOAN JOHNSON leaves her oratorical ability to LUCILLE BROWN. LORRAINE MACHALL bestows her eagerness with coins to DE DE EHINGER. MAX GEYER wills his habit of bumming a fag to HELEN PRUS. SUZY HART . . . her seat in the last row of chorus to DORIS UFHEIL. JOAN MCNAMARA leaves her pleasing personality to JANE COUGHLIN. To KENNY PeGAN the DRIVING CLASS leaves ...... DON SALUKE bestows his toni to DEAN JOYAL. I5 .1 , r u ff: R14 I ' H fr M, 1 . 'f ',. ni,-A ' :KU kk .5 nw. 0 .,' tg .5 . .W ' . , v 1 Nw, .,, . . .Jw , I A ,dl .'?. ,. ., g , if: .1- ,Luv ,mi , 'iw 4, M f ' v ,fo,.' . ' Junior Class History After a glorious summer filled with many hours of relaxing and recuperating, twenty-nine jolly Juniors hustled into good old Number Three. It was quite a surprise to find a tiny elf with a queer foreign accent making herself comfortable in one of the desks. It's Patsy Kelly, the newcomer from Port Jervis. Lucky girl, she was just in time to join the big parade. After getting acquainted, Patsy took her place on Float Three and everyone was rarin' to start the parade of the year. Leading the parade is Sister Amadeus, back again as class sponsor. Directly following our leader is Float Number One on which we find five fair ladies, the class officers: Joanne Weber, president Joan Bartrom, secretary Doloros Flhinger, treasurer Jean Anne Klepper, business manager and Doris Ufheil, council member. On their finger we see something gold and flashy. You guessed it, they just received their class rings and they couldn't overlook this opportunity of showing them off. In the Number Two spot we find the Pageant of Champions. This float displays the different championships won by the class of '50. The biggest item in the pageant is the C.S.M.C. victory. For the second straight year, the Juniors met the challenge of the other classes and successfully retained possession of the mission plaque. The second item of importance was the sweeping victory in the I.C.T. Led by Barbara Metz, Helen Prus and Shirley Carmichael, as cheerleaders, the Beetle-Bombs came through in a roaring finish to win this yearly event. We also have a Hall of Fame in this pageant where we find the Junior Ramblers, Jim Stoffel, the free throw champion, Greg Coughlin, Dean Joyal, Gene Buzzard, and Don Stoltz. The scenery for Float Number Three depicts the class motto, It's the Smile you Wear That Makes Sunshine Everywheren: the class patron, the Sacred Heart: the class colors, red and white, and the class fiowers, the red and white carnations. This float represents the different activities, such as the never-to-be- forgotten parties, the get-together, the exciting hay--ride and of course, the things that you have to take along with your good times, classes and exams. The spotlight of this float is focused on the biggest event of the year, the Junior-Senior reception. The entire evening was built around the U49-ers gold rush theme and the hall was decorated with covered wagons and other signs of frontier life. It will truly be remembered as the great evening. The fourth and final Hoat in our parade of the year is The Gratitude Float. In this presentation we wish to give thanks to the Ramblers for a successful season, the Beta Club for their enjoyable parties, the Junior sellers for the great work they did at the games, and last but not least to the faculty for their faith- ful co-operation and guidance. May we the Seniors of '50 Wish the present seniors success in all their undertakings and may we hope to follow the pattern they have set. Joanne Weber l 6 Joanne Weber Joan Bartrom Doloros Ehinger Jean Ann Klepper Lucille Brown Gene Buzzard Shirley Carmichael Helen Christman Mary Jane Caughlin Gregory Coughlin Jerry Driscoll Jackie Ferris Norma Gass Richard Holley Dean Joyal Mary Elizabeth Kastner Patsy Kelly Shirley Kilty Barbara Metz Helen Prus Bonice Shaw Patricia Shockome Jack Simon James Stoffel Mark Staffel Bernadine Stoltz Donald Stoltz Doris Ufheil John Wonderly Eugene Young James Zahm 'll 3 G 3 Y - 'ev ' X ll , fs .X ., rf cd, xv, T., l J l , ! . as - 9 l A ::..' J 'f-5 I c i if W 0 2 - r 6.51 Sophomore Elass History The class of '51 began its second year at H. C. H. by a hearty enjoyment of the initiation of the Freshies at the annual Get-Together. On this day the Sophomores defeated the Juniors in a softball game by a score of 5-4. Shortly after, the class held its traditional hayride. After a very hilarious trip, the group finished the evening at Lawrence Scher's home and then took an excursion to Roanoke. Next came the basketball season with the Sophomores well represented on both the Ramblers and the Jay-Vees' teams. Then followed the I. C. T. On the morning of St. Patrick's Day the Schmoos came out victorious, and in the afternoon they showed up even better although they lost to the Juniors by the small margin of four points. Jim McNamara was awarded the Free-Throw Trophy for the best record on the Jay- Vees, and the Schmoos received medals for being runners-up. At present, many of the Sophomore boys are engaged in baseball practice. This is the first team organized in the history of the school. The Beta Club under the guidance of Sister Mary Clara has sponsored thus far a Hallowe'en, a Thanksgiving, and a Valentine party. Susan Johnson and Ruth Bir participated in the recent Regional Latin contest. The former tied for second place, and the latter won third place. A backward glance brings back pleasant memories of the past year with the fond hope that the com- ing years will be equally pleasant. I8 Ruth Bir Jim McNamara Basil Parker Violet Bickel Tom Bollinger Albina Crocesci J. L, Dougherty Deloris Davis Charles Ernst Ann Friedman Charles Hammond Paul Johnson Susan Johnson Tom Kindler Pat Londrigan John Locht Bennet Lynch Paul Kline Philip Martin Patty Milner Nancy Pfister Mark Reusf Lawrence Scher Richard Scher Ramon Schmid Marilyn Sfoffel John Stoffel John Yoste Norma Young Maurice Zahm isle Freshman Class History On September 7, 1948 thirty-two expectant faces appeared in the freshly cleaned corriders of H. C. H. The general query of these greenies was Where do we go from here? After becoming accustomed to the general routine we had smooth flying with Sister M. Aquinina as our pilot. Our first stop was Christmas vacation. We then continued our flight with a new pilot. This time it was Sister M. Egfrieda. The Get-To-Gether, the school parties, the class and sodality hayrides, and the skating parties were all parts of the freshies' many activities. Although the Freshies didn't win the I. C. T. we all realized the great possibilities of our team. We are especially proud of Dick Shores for taking the sportsmanship award and making the all-tourney team, and also of Fred Eckert for making the all-tourney team. We also wish to take this opportunity to congratulate Bob Keefe for placing first and John Gibler placing second in the Algebra contest. Since we have recently been enrolled in the Fighting 69th, an organization fighting for the 6th and 9th commandments, we feel we have lived up to our motto, Green But Growing, physically, mentally, and morally. 20 Bob Keefe Mary Welches Dick Shores Paul Abbot Marilyn Amick Bob Casper Patty Christman Carole Davis Charlotte Eckert Fred Eckerf l . lu' . i 1' Y Arthur Ehinger l E3 1, xfhmy Nancy Fisher ' Andrew Friedman f in David Gamble 1 I ff' Dorothy Goss John Gibler Florence Gill Mary Elizabeth Hammond Jane Hart Hilda Holzinger Shaltha Kiefer Virginia Holzinger ...P l Rosemary Kilty Marjorie Landrigan Marilyn Ley Rosemary Maples Mary Jane McNulty John Ness Stanley Nicholson Tom Nicholson Tam Scheer Bob Scheiber Carol Young Y i Hamhler Staff Editor-Suzanne Hart, Co-editors-Corinne Landrigan, Glenna Claus, assisted by Virginia Siemik and Phyllis Aufdenkampe, who after much pasting and repasting, made the model dummy that was to be sent to the printers. The typing for the printed matter was taken care of by Joan Johnson and Phyllis Youngg Joan McNamara, Pat Eckert, and Lorraine Machall donated their photographic skill to furnish interesting snapshotsg the sports were handled by Tom Scherg Corrinne Landrigan planned the titles for the various pages. The entire Senior Class worked hard to make the RAMBLER a possibility, by securing the much needed advertisements. 22 Honors To the students who, by their special achievements, have earned honors during the past year, We dedicate this page. Joanne Thompson and Joan Johnson: May Queens Joanne Thompson: Valedictorian Joan Johnson: Salutatorian Mary Ann Bollinger: Queen of the Junior-Senior Pr Jm Jim Stoffel: Free-throw Champion Larry Godfroy: High-point Man Patrick Eckert: Placed third in the K. of C. oratoricil contest Joanne Thompson: Science Award Norma Gass and Doloros Ehinger: Cheer Leaders on the varsity team. 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Q ,155 fit, QX O be 2 ii .hw .M ...vw 1 JUNIUHS VIETUHS ASV 2:55 THE JAY-VEES Left to Right: Fritz Eckert, Dick Shares, Bob Keefe, Tom Bollinger, Basil Parker, John Locht Tom Kindler, Bob Casper, Dick Scher, Bob Scheiber. i 1:, AK '6 x of f 5. ' :' I THE MANAGERS Bernie Parker Artie Ehinger Louie Scher Senior Manager Junior Manager Junior Manager THE RAMBLERS Left to Right: Tom Scher, Jim Stoffel, Pat Landrigan, Don Stoltz, Gene Buzzard, Greg Coughlin, Charles Hammond, Pat Eckert, Jim McNamara, Larry Godfroy, Dean Joyal, Paul Kline Sectional The Ramblers thrilled four thousand fans as they copped their first sectional basketball tourna- ment. Larry Godfroy sparked the victory as they won the Iirst sectional in the seven years Huntington Catholic has participated in the I.H,S.A.A. The Irish waded through the tough bracket of the Sectional beginning by tripping Warren 63-33 in the opening game, and continued by besting Roanoke in a thriller, 113-41. Huntington Catholic beat Jeffer- son of Whitley in the semi-final tilt. The evening game will never be forgotten as it had every thrill and chill in the books. The score was knotted time and time againg after the half it appeared that the Vikes were headed for victory. Godfroy, Landrigan, Buzzard, Stoltz, Coughlin, Stoffel and Hammond thought differently. With Coach PeGan guid- ing them to the best advantage, the Rams ousted the Vikings, 41-39. The score was knotted at 39 when Larry stole the ball in mid-court and drove under for the winning basket. 37 Hanihler Eames 1949-1949 Varsity November 10 set the scene for the season's first thriller. Although the team had rather ragged ball-handling at times, those who saw them play, said they had the makings of a good team. We downed Clear Creek 35-32. We retrieved our lanrels from Monmouth by outclassing them 34-21. The Ramblers tasted their first defeat against Lancaster who had one of the hottest nights of the season. They still couldn't win without fighting through a double overtime. The Decatur game was the first game of the season you didn't have to sit on the edge of the bleach- ers. The regulars made quick work of them and left time for the subs to get valuable experience. We traveled to Pierceton, December 3, to subdue a rugged quintet with our small men taking the worst physical beating, but still winning out in the end. The Ramblers meant business from the first whistle as they met Roanoke. They maintained a lead through the final three quarters of play. Larry Godfroy had been carrying the brunt of our offensive threat up to this time, but Pat Landrigan pulled through with his share of the markers in this game. The weekend contest proved disasterous for the Township Bearcats. Larry Godfroy had a great night by stealing the ball, outrunning them and scoring before they had realized what had happened. The following Wednesday the Irish got up enough steam to overpower Concordia for the first time in several years. The Rams made it five straight as they defeated North Manchester 46-35, making it a seemingly annual occurrence. The Irish traveled to the Summit City during the Christmas season for a four way meet on Central Catholic's hardwood. They got set back in the afternoon, but came through at night to defeat a tall Mich- igan City Five. After two weeks of rest the Ramblers shot back into action by dropping the Bippus Tigers as their victims. The Rams were at their best in the first period and Kenny swept the bench clean before the finish of the third period. Next, the Ramblers sent Columbia City home on the short side of the ledger as we defeated them for the second year. The Irish used a set style of offense and alertness on defense which helped in the victory. Huntington Catholic lost a heart-breaker to Hammond Noll at the Civic Center, when they tied the score at the third quarter and maintained a lead at the automatic time out. Don Stoltz and Pat Landrigan left the game on personals and Larry Godfroy and Gene Buzzard were handicapped with four each. Ham- mond edged out in the dying moments of the game. The Rams seemed to be in a slump as the Andrews Cardinals blemished their record for the fourth time of the season. The Irish attained their stride again by blasting the Warren Lightning Five. The local gentlemen got a head start in the first quarter and strengthened it at every possible chance. On Friday both teams hustled onto the bus and headed for the capital city. Indianapolis Sacred Heart had tremendous height but, they were lowered to defeat. We set a good name for our team and our school. as we battled the backboard magnificently which netted us the victory. The Cubs from Monroeville gave us the worst blemish in three years. They hit from everywhere in the first half and continued to turn it on in the second. 38 HAMBLEHS SEUHE5 0 C 1: E it 1: 2, 5 C' 'z 2 F9 E fa E W 2 w S G 7, E 3 Q 7, 2 E S Pg cu 'fi U 'S un .1 cn 0 -1 m ra E ef Clear Creek 2 8 5 8 - 1 -- - - 35 Monmouth 8 3 0 20 1 - - - - - 34 Lancaster QHJ 8 6 9 14 1 0 - - - 41 Decatur Cath. 9 8 7 12 0 - - 0 - 49 Pierceton 10 5 6 16 .. - 1 - 51 Roanoke 6 9 6 10 0 ---- 38 Township 2 8 4 13 - - - - -- 34 Concordia 8 4 8 15 0 ---- 46 N. Manchester 3 4 8 22 0 - 0 - 46 Anderson 7 6 2 8 1 - 11 0 - -- 38 Mich. City 1 14 6 13 6 3 0 0 51 Bippus 12 8 11 17 1 3 4 - 62 Columbia City 3 2 8 20 - 1 1 - 39 Township 5 7 5 22 2 - 0 - 44 Hammond Noll 15 4 7 20 - 1 - - - 49 Andrews 4 6 4 16 0 1 - - - 30 Warren 12 12 7 15 0 4 0 - 52 Sacred Heart 6 13 5 16 0 1 - - - 41 Lane. fWellsD 10 10 9 19 .- - 0 .. - - 48 Monroeville 2 6 5 10 0 5 - - -- 33 Warren 4 10 5 21 2 6 - 0 63 Roanoke 8 5 4 11 0 2 - - 0 43 Jeff. CVVhitley1 11 8 8 19 4 0 2 0 54 Huntington High 7 13 0 18 - 0 - - - 41 Jeff. tRandolph5 1 7 4 20 0 0 1 0 35 Totals 164 186 143 395 20 38 9 0 1097 39 The Jay-Vees Came from the wron side of th l d ' t g e e gel o capture a few victories at the closing of the season. The junior varsity showed they had talent and would be on the starting five of the Rams in short time. They lacked needed height but Kline, Kindler, Shores and McNamara showed the way at times, even when odds were against them. Against Warren the Jay-Vees looked like a varsity squad as their scoring and ball-handling was al- most flawless. The real thriller of the year was against Andrews when in the second overtime, Paul Kline left loose ' h wit a two-handed shot behind center court which won the ball game. 40 Autographs Autographs Memories '1 he kindness of many d'rum merchants of Huntingttm has help-ed to make this book of memories a possibility. To them we extend our deepest gratitude. We ask you to please PATRONIZE the AD VERTISERS Miller Beauty Solon 225 East Market Steet PHGNE 1338 THE HANIBLEII blls ed by Tha Saninr Class nf HHNTINGTUN EATHULIII HIGH SEHUUL Huntington, Indiana H149 13 a jinxh? We don't think so. In tact, we believe that the thirteenth Huntington Catholic graduating class, as pre- dicated by its record, will make a valuable addition to our organization. We take this opportunity to publicly extend sin- cere telicitotions ond congrotulotions. Huntington Catholic High School 'St We . . . Q? 443 Alllmlll Assoclatxon 51 Q 2 '22 '43 Q' Z S 647671 scmwt LEE -WALL A HAMBLEH BUUSTEP1 ALWAYS STUUEBAEEH EAPLS S TPIUEHS HUTPUINT APPLIANCES BENDIX PLAUIUS EUMPLETE SEHVIEE DEPT. For All Makes Of Cars 55- W. STATE O 66 Bb GHC WI COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF PIONEER OIL CO., INC. Cherry 6 Washington Sts. CONCRATULATIONS GRADUATES Allen lnsLIronCe Agency InC. SIIICE ISQ3 Huntington Indiana Pho YELLOW CAB I4 W. Washington St. e 2400 Huntington, Ind. COM PLI IVIENTS OE THE CHARLES RESTAURANT 422 N. IEFFERSON B R E N N A N ' S PLUIVIBINC-HEATINC ELECTRIC SUPPLIES Raymond F. Brennan, Robert F. Brennan EVEFYIJUEIYIS Going All Electric It's Cleon - - It's Eost It's Economicol Public Service EU., Inc. of Indiana QUALITY . SHOE REPAIRING ll0IlN'S SHOE REPAIR 7 East Market 'X-I -.-- . ....:m::::::::-:---::.:n:g::::::EE5 .,5....::::::::::::::I:::::E.f' . 'Ntc'mN 42a Q ' 5 fp lisznnrvf as SONG UNTINGTU C Q COLLEGE Sllallmb 1 1 Where Character ancl Culture Blend COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES AT YOUR DOOR Courses offered leading to A.B. and HS. degrees. Also two-year Pre- professional, Secretarial and Business Courses. Huntington College is accredited by the Indiana Department of Edu- cation for the Elementary and High School Teachers' License. Our graduates are filling important positions today. Sllllllllfl' Sl'NSl.UlI-JIIIH' IJ foA1lgI1.sf 5 FullSwIIzr.wtc'I'O1mI1.s Sf'jlf!'IHfIf'I' 7 For Further information Call The College Office l53 THE l PAUL HOON STUDIO Partrait and Commercial PhOtOg raphy 3l0 North Jefferson Phone 361 Good Reading for Everyone! Through Our Sunclciy Visitor Through The Fomily Digest Through Books cincl Pornphlets 0UR SUNDAY VIS TGR PRINTERS - PUBLISHERS IOB PRINTINC- AND BINDINC HUNTINCTON, INDIANA Especially lor the Guidance ol our Youth The Catholic Student Makes the Holy Hour The Catholic Nurse Makes the Holy Hour The Catholic Ciirl Examines Her Conscience The Catholic Boy Examines His Conscience Price lOc each - One copy each ot all 4 tor 25c There ls Nothing Better In The Market Millions Have Re-Echoed This Statement Milk Chocolate, Nuts And Crearn, Comparison Proves Convincing PHYLEEN CANDY EU. HUNTINGTON, INDIANA ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF THE PHYLEEN NUT CLUSTERS IO THE IO ECHO THE WHY STORE Home ot Borgoins WE FIT YOU FROM HEAD TO FOOT MAKE US PROVE IT COMPLIMENTS OF HUSER CIGAR CO. ITHANKSI COMPLIMENTS JAY PAUL MOTOR CO OF Dodge - - Plymouth HOSIERY BOX ljpodge Trucks All Kinds Of Ladies Hose, Anklets, CI'1ildren's Anklets And 3957 E' Stale SI' phone Menvs Socks Huntington, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF THE PUB BAR 31 West Market Street HUNTINGTON. INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF HART G McNulty JONES JEWELRY STORE YOUR CHOICE FOR QUALITY FOR 66 YEARS DIAMON DS-WATCH ES COLLINS MUSIC CO. INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS Accordion, Band and AII String Instruments Taught RADIOS RECORDS SHEET MUSIC PIANOS SILVERWARE 24 E. Market St. Huntington, Ind. B- F' KNOP Phone 1447 CONGRATULATIONS School Supplies FOUNTAIN PENS To The Graduate DIANA SHOPS 430 North jefferson St. - ROYAL - U U PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS HU f Ig'On' 'C a'qa -CIFTS- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED COMPLIMENTS SAY IT WITH FLOWERS OF from S otts Florol Sho BAZLEY MARKET 'D D PHONE 116-W 425 N' IEFFERSON ST' 344 N. jefferson Huntington, Ind COMPLIMENTS coMPLirviENTs OF OF N ET E R E R I 5 Fother Conroy ToIking BA K E RY O.S.V. BROWN C1 ROWE SHOES OF QUALITY Shoes ond Hosiery 323 N. jefferson Street Phone 74O DuPriest Jewelry Store DIAMONDS WATCHES jEWELRY SILVERWARE Cifts for Her - C-ifts for Him 514 N. jEFFERSON FANNING FURNITURE CO. PRICES ALWAYS GASS' LADIES SHOP The Store Where All Merchandise ls Nationally Advertised and THE LOWEST Has Famous Labels 222 N. jefferson Phone 96 MEDCALF Smith's Furniture Co. Rodio G Record Store 3I2 N. jEFFERSON ST. MAjESTIC RADIOS P LC0 and Radios ReTl'lgel'al'Ol S Freezers 544 N. jefferson Street BENDjX PHONE 2 Washers lroners Dryers COMPLIMENTS COIVIPI-IIVIENTS OF STANDARD DAIRY GRADE 'A' MILK R ond R Phormocy SOO N. jefferson Street R. A. Cutshall-Owner VALLEY PAINT ond WALLPAPER CO. COIVIPLIIVIENTS DU RHAM'S Typewriter Store I9 W. WASHINGTON STREET Typewriters and Adding Machines Repairing - Sales - Service PHONE 3I0 COIVIPLIIVIENTS COMPI-'MEN-I-S OF OF J. Edword Johnson, Cons. Cities Service Oil Company BATTERIES, TIRES, ACCESSORIES OIL, GREASE Ph. 3098-4 R. R. 9 The Globe Condy Store ZI4 N. IEFFERSON STREET Court House Opposite Us CHARLlE'S MOBIL SERVICE Mobilgas Products Corner Park and Cherry Phone 3l37 Huntington, Ind. COIVIPLIIVIENTS TO THE SENIORS '49 H. C. H. Knights of Columbus Council No. IOI4 232 E. Market St., Huntington, Ind. COIVIPLIIVIENTS of the Cut Hale Drug EU 407 N. IEFFERSON ST. Huntington, Indiana Forward The Rambler of 1949, a record of all our joyous activities and beautiful memories to be cherished in our future years. We have endeavored to capture within these pages all the happy hours of our school days in the hope that those who read it will recall with us the pleasant years spent at H.C.H. COIVIPLIIVIENTS ERIE DEPARTMENT STORE Home of Safety Legion Togs Indiana Smoke House FIRE ARMS FISHING TACKLE GUNS-Modern and Antique CICARS-SIVIOKERS' SUPPLIES Z6 N. jefferson Street Huntington, Indiana COM PLI IVIENTS OF C. E. BASH E7 CO. PHONE 279 The Store of IOOI Items Raymond J. Martin 6' Bro. I5 W. WASHINGTON ST. Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods WHOLESALE and RETAIL Huntington, Indiana THE COFFEE RANCH Wholesale and Retail Roaster of Coffees, Peanuts and Peanut Products Teas, Spices, Extracts Nuts and Candies 413 NORTH IEFFERSON MICKLEY'S CLOTHING CLOTHES WITH A GUARANTEED FIT 602 N. jefferson St. Phone 38 Phone 869 Huntington, Ind. CARS TRUCKS COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF C H E V R 0 LE T NICK'S KITCHEN 506 N. IEFFERSON 'SCHERCER CHEVROLET SALES phone 1094 Huntington, Indiana SCHER PENCE COIVIPLI IVIENTS OF Caswell - Bunyan Division OF NEWPORT STEEL CORPORATION Saad Wishaa from Haiai Lafaiiiaiiia Wm. U. Ualay, Manager COMPLI MENTS OF Autdenkornpe's Grocery 602 ETNA AVE. PHONE I268 COMPLI MENTS OF FuIIerton's Log Cobin C-OOD FOOD ZH MILES SOUTH State Road 9 and 37 PRESCRI PTIONS CAREFULLY COM POUNDED The Erie Drug Store DUMBAULD ff BURNS 833 E. Market St. Huntington, Ind. INTERNATIONAL REFRlcERATloN MOTOR TRUCKS AND FARM MACHINES Kriegbourn Cr Sons PHoNE I57 Rciker Sondwich Shop OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE Open 24 Hours 7 Days A Week PHONE 3I64 Reinhort Upholstering AII Types Ot Furniture CUSTOM BUILT Antique Reproduced 926 Poplar Street PHONE 980-W coop LucK sENioRs THE TACKLE BOX 2 North jefferson St. PHONE 2870 Everything In Sporting C-oods COM PLI MENTS OF Fronk Crews Motor Compony, Inc. PONTIAC BUICK 3I3 Warren Street Huntington, Ind. QUALITY Eoop cREAT AS THE BEST BETTER THAN THE REST Hotel Huntington Dining WISSFEL'S CLOTHES FOR MEN WHO CARE WHAT THEY WEAR ROOW1 Huntington, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF DRESSES COATS PIN-UP-GIRLS MILLINERY SUITS FURS I3on Ton I3eouty Shop FUR STORAGE 54I WARREN ST. PHONE 698 METZGERS COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS I3ECKER AND SONS OF Monuments C1 Crave Markers QQ7 W. State 5, KEEFE'S GROCERY HUNPNPTON' 'NP 937 First sf. Phone 248 Opp. Hotel LaFontaine Templeton Sheet Metol 6' Heoting ZII E. MARKET ST. Office Phone I008 RES. PHONE 2260 All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work Steel Furnaces CHOOSE WARM AND FRIENDLY CABINETS OF WOOD KITCHEN MAID First and Best in Kitchens Kitchen Mciid Service Co. 30 East Franklin Street PHONE 3030 COMPLI MENTS OF Sturm Auto Parts Inc. 44 E. WASHINGTON ST. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES FROM A FRI END EHINGER lnsuronce Agency AUTO-CASUALTY-F I RE 623 E. MARKET ST. E. Ehinger, Agt. HEADQUARTERS FOR School Supplies Religious Pictures For Home And Church Files And Filing Cabinets Religious Items U. B. Publishing Estob. Albert Eckert Cool Co 517 CRESCENT AVE. Huntington, Indiana FOR PROMPT SERVI-CE PHONE 145 PHONE 799-R GIFTS corv1Pi.iMENTs FOR A'-L Moon. cl.EANERs OCCASIONS : ,yLa 418 IN. Jl!.Fl'hIiBON ST. COMPLI MENTS OF Asbestos Manufacturing Company HUNTINGTON, INDIANA BRAKE LINING CLUTCH FACINGS FAN BELTS HOSE CAR MATS COMPLIMENTS OF Huntington, Jefferson, Tivoli Theatres GAIL A. LANCASTER The Tirst National Bank IN HUNTINGTON HUNTINGTON, INDIANA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLI IVIENTS OF J UHNNYS DRIVE INN 26 RIVERSIDE DRIVE COIVIPLI IVIENTS OF HUNTINCTON RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE LEU L. LUWEPIY ZO WEST MARKET STREET TELEPHONE -492 HUNTINCTON, INDIANA COIVIPLI IVIENTS OF Etter's Barber Shop 4I3 CHERRY STREET THE EPIEUIIE FOOD FOR C-ODS THE FINEST OF FOOD 2.I8 North jefferson COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF Stults and Briggs Eo. FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERINC- Dependable Products for Every Sanitation Need For over a Quarter of a Century . . Indiana Schools and Institutions have found us to bg a Reliable Source of SANITATION AND MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES Seal-O-San-Gym Floor Finish Penetrating Seal-O-San-for Classrooms Odorless Derma-San-i'or Ath1ete's Foot Neo-Shine Non-Buffing Concentrated Floorw Liqua-San-Liquid Hand Soap Floor-San-Neutral Concentrated Scrub So p The Huntington Loborotories, Inc. New York Huntington, Indiana T01 t Hnntingtnn Packing En. Viking Brand Meats ltill Phnna EQ7 Enjoy Americafs Largest Selling lee Cream Surprise the Family with the .S24Q2dC Flavor-of-the-lVl011th Tonight Clnvailaai Eifaaniaiias inn Huntington, indiana -. COMPLIIVIENTS OF John I-I. Eisenhouer Huntington Point G Wollpoper Store SIVIITI-I-ALSOP PAINTS and IMPERIAL WASHABLE WALLPAPERS 338 N. Jefferson Phone 602 Corv1PLlrv1ENTs LOUIS E. MATTERN COMPLIIVIENTS OF SOWERWINES GROCERY Foncy Groceries Del3C'f'fme'W'f Store ond Meots YouR Horvls sToRE 853 Poplar St. Phone 420 FOR 32 YEARS COIVIPLI IVIENTS OF ANCIL ond MCDANIEL Boiley Investment Co., GROCERY Inc' Phone 76 533 Warren FINANCE and INSURANCE STOFFEL'S ICE CREAM -405 N. Jefferson St. Phone 360 Ira Ancil Bruce IVIcDaniel H 'I T Floor Coverings ll Rodios COMPLIN EN S ll or H ll ll ll l IE S Fufmfufe 1 APPMQS J Gelzleichter 5 son E . PHONE 212 S 538 WARREN ST. 425 WARREN ST. UNDAV .ton Pnsssqsgif' ,. -45-:, T 'Y - 'l' ' 'Vf'. .-' J 'QV ' -Nw Yi , 10' L1lf.w!j' W1 Rf, ' 'U , l L l-MQ: L! M' V .- v ' ' Aff: ' QA H' ,ru rv , .-:fl-nfl' q f-I' rf rf ' W ' 'v. ,I X ' Q 1 F F , g, ,,. ,M,g X i M.: .,,Y4q.lH'. t .i W1-,.. t ,. F.. -:W,','l 'M I Shit ,JN TNR' X' . lk .L1 . x In 1 ' I . n L v , 4- V 1 . D . . , Q r ',' : . ,H Y' if . .K I W Q! uh H. P, vi: ' ., ul . ,,M V ,JJ i, rv .V '1' fA..eu 1 '5' A' J. wif , -V . ,, ,, t. . . , l,lHhI'1sI'P: 4 4 blk' I , C x ' , -fu s? n . R n 1 xg. . pl .. , 1 Hu . ug r 1 I 4,21 4 1 4' V , 0 5 wlitplrl ' 't ,Iii ' ciiccl ion To Uur Parents For their unwavering interest in us and our activities: for their generous help morally and physically: and for their patience with us, even though it may have seemed we wefe hopeless at times, the Senior Class of 1949 lovingly dedicates this annual to our Parents. 1 1 v I K A 1 1 Nw'- 'A N -. v I 1 x X X 1 X N ' f , ,.n,,, 1 X-X ,-'gf l , Ina- H , . . , . A ff ' , ' fp,-.y ' x'Fu , X gy, fLjiHI ' . f my N A -x -X MJ . af. . 1'1 11 1,5 I., I f y. 'Li H - K A x , 1217, ?-div, P ' , s '-W 5 'Z 'i 1' 4 1 A fgs. 1' 'X '43 5 . 1-' i,fh. ,N , - . -. ,.' . 9 6 5-, ' 'Q51j1'1i..'v,'Zfjf,.v' uQ,1g'-.,lw,,1,V s ,LP-v.,,h. '4Yv m,V, vr 1'f fn N1,--.K+ vf' fr.:we?. 34' - -. 'w55147yx'.','., , -' iz, ,I ugh' .. - T9-i'g Wai , . 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