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

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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

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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

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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