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

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HOIIOTS To the students who, by their special achievements, have earned honors during the past year, and during their four years in high school, we dedicate this page. Ruth Bir and Susan Johnson: May Queens Susan Johnson: Valedictorian Ruth Bir: Salutatorian Ann Friedman: Queen of the Junior-'Senior Prom Pat Landrigan: Free Throw Trophy: High Point Man: Honorary Captain Ruth Bir: Oratorical Award Roberta Young: Rosary Crusade Essay Award John Locht: Science Award Ruth Bir and Susan Johnson: K. B. F. Award Winners Nancy Fisher, Tom Bollinger, and Mary Jane McNulty: Varsity Cheerleaders 'Liz McNulty and Jane Casper: Jay-Vee Cheerleaders Ruth Bir: Attendance Award Nancy,?fister: Alumni Religion Award Ruth Bir, Susan Johnson, Nancy Pfister, John Locht, Marilyn Stoffel, Deloris Davis, and Patricia Millner: Rotary Award Winners 15

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Memodes YEARS AND YEARS AGO--no, just four years ago, in 1947, twenty-nine BEWITCHED and BEWILDERED Freshies came WANDERIN' into THE LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE, namely St. Mary's. Here they were greeted by the smiling face and winning PERSONALITY of Sister Clara who soon made them feel right at home. BASHFUL though they were, they were determined to WIN OR LOSE. As the day came for the annual initiation, the cry was SHALL WE GATHER BY THE RIVER? On the BANKS OF THE WABASH the boys were forced to take a dip in the COOL, CLEAR QU WATER. fOr was it the MISSISSIPPI MUD?j With the coming of their second year in high school the Sophs found that LIFE GETS TEDIOUS or more so. IT ISN'T FAIR, said they, that we should have so much HOME- WORK. But, NEVERTHELESS, they braved the STORMY WEATHER by working NIGHT AND DAY. WOULDN'T IT BE FUN to be a Senior and have no more homework than they? Maybe, SOMEDAY--well, I CAN DREAM, CAN'T I? they said. DEARIE, DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN the Rams beat the Vikes in the finals of the Sectional? That was anything but a SILENT NIGHT. When the SCHOOL DAYS rolled around AGAIN and after REMINISCIN' over THE THINGS WE DID LAST SUMMER, the Juniors got down to hard work. This year they had a new spon- sor, Sister Amadeus, and as they put it, WHAT MORE COULD I ASK FOR? It was the WHISPERING HOPE of every Junior that they would SOONER OR LATER have enough money to finance the Junior -Senior Reception. The ENCHANTED EVENING came and everyone CONFESSed that dancing to the music of Harvey Collins' Orchestra was a very LOVELY WAY TO SPEND AN EVENING but WHY DID IT HAVE TO END SO SOON? The Sophisticated Seniors had now acquired that I-know-MORE-THAN-YOU-KNOW-look. Their faces beamed with SMILES when they entered the Senior room and met their new spon- sor, Sister Frances Louise. The first of their many activities was the Freshman Initiation. Without being too rough on them, they gained revenge for their own initiation. TO THINK YOU'VE CHOSEN ME! the Freshmen cried as they saw their Senior taskmasters coming after them. The Seniors set the date for their annual hayride and decided to have it COME RAIN OR COME SHINE. ALL THROUGH THE DAY they prayed for TWENTY-FOUR HOURS OF SUN- SHINE but when it came time to leave, they learned that INTO EACH LIFE SOME RAIN MUST FALL.. Despite the RAIN this was marked in their book of MEMORIES as a SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY. IF YOU HAD ALL THE WORLD AND ITS GOLD it still wouldn't add up to the HAPPY HOURS the Class of '51 has experienced in its four years at H. C. H. NOW IS THE HOUR that we must say good-by. SO LONG, IT 'S BEEN GOOD TO KNOW YOU! ! 5' 'G We F 1., w .wtf f d A fxr I u f? ' 'Q jf 5 A W . 4 05,65 f Q X 9 a fi 'HW' 5 ' X 0 ' mi? 16