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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

1-r......,.V :sm za Nmrnpf Qi-ffl ,AQ klW'g Nga' SVR we.,-I 'NiQL,-4 KENNETH I. PEGAN Mr. PeGan is Coach of Basketball and Base- ball, and Director ofPhysica1 Education. He teaches Social Studies, Health, and Driver Education. SISTER MARY EVA S.S.N.D. Sister Eva isJuniorC1ass Sponsor and Mission Moderator. She teaches Mathematics, Eng- lish, and Religion. SISTER MARY CLARA O.S.F. Sister Clara teaches Biology, Science Survey, Chemistry, and Physics. SISTER MARY REGINA O.S.F. Sister Regina is Freshman Class Sponsor. and Beta Club Sponsor. She teaches History and Citizenship. Sponsored bY OUR SUNDAY VISITOR 7 V ,L V 4 Ii MK' Y W ' - . 3 fi, A, f wr ,ab ' , , Mfg u , 4' 1, 'xl wi- A' 5 , X3 .wh an 1' 1 X A - r f f A 77 ,lx W .4 f 2 ex 1 - V.. , In . , qi Af V . ff73!:1 '.'-W, W 1- 4,gM'x iQ - If yi ' 3.1 V 1 ,V I kg 1,V ,, ? 251.24 fx I 3- , 3 Wk sxwhl x U, s X CLASS SPONSOR: Sister Mary Frances Louise, S.S.N.D. OFFICERS: President--William Solloway Vice-President--June Stoffel Secretary--Richard Briggs S N Q Treasurer--Larry B. Scheiber PATRON SAINT: Blessed Virgin MOTTO: For life, not for school, we learn. COLORS: Black and Gold FLOWER: Red Rose 5' ' 'l 'VJ C hs.. CU' ' can Class Officers: William Solloway, Larry B. Scheiber June Stoffel arid Richard Briggs. Compliments of THE GAMBLE STORE ' 518 North Jefferson Street MODEL CLEANERS 521 Crescent Phone 66 ,. lj if Q 'Q rv' 51' 'ivy 'l N' 'bv ,-S SANDRA LOU BICKEL Marilyn Fighting 69th Officer 2g Rambler Staff4g Hilltop Staff 4g Senior Play 4g Voice of Democracy 4g Chorus 1,2,3g Booster Club 3,43 Cheering Block 4. THOMAS PATRICK EDGAR S CLASS OF 1955 gr'-ilk, 43 'w.rX,, ELIZABETH ANN ECKERT Betty Rambler Staff 4g Hilltop Staff 4g Senior Play 4g Variety Program 4g Chorus 1,2 ,3g Booster Club 3,4g Commerce Award 3g Cheering Block 4. yds R X 5. i Tiff RICHARD MELVIN BRIGGS Dinker Class Secretary 23 Class Treasurer 3,4g Beta Club 3,4g Fighting 69th Officer 3: Rambler Staff 3,45 Hill- top Staff 4: Radio Program 45 Var- iety Program 3,4g Honor Point Scholarship 35 Student Social Coun- cil 3,4g I.C.T. 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4p Baseball 1,2,3,4g Sports Chick Award 1,2,3,4. I.C.T. 1,2,3,4g Basketball 2. Compliments of KREIGBAUM and SONS HEDGES TYPEWRITING COMPANY Farm Implements 26 North Jefferson Street 11 sENloRs CLASSOFP 1955, 'Adriana 7'7 MARY KATHRYN ERNST Squirt Rambler Staff4g Hilltop Staff 45 Senior Play 4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Cheering Block 4. CLINE'S U-LAUNDERIT 13 Frederick St. EIILEEN CAROLYN'EHINGER Leenie Beta Club President 4g Beta Club 2, 3,4g Rambler Staff 4g Hilltop Staff 4g Senior Play 4g Variety Program 4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Christmas Parade 4g Office Service 3g Cheer- leader 3,43 I.C.T. Cheerleader 2. Sponsored by iw- wr 115' ZELMA ANN GREENWELL Zem Beta Club Secretary 4g Beta Club 2,3,4g Rambler Staff4g Hilltop Staff 4g Senior Play 4g Variety Program 2g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Commerce 35 Honor Point Scholarship 2g Library Service 35 Cheering Block 4. ERIE DEPARTMENT STORE A Good Shopping Stop Since 1892 12 : .aajj X SENIORS I 195- as Q9- VX MARTHA LOUISE HOLZINGER MSIE Hilltop Staff4g Senior Play 4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Booster Club 4g Christmas Parade 4g Perfect Attendance 1.2.3, Cheering Block 4. Compliments of GASS'LADIES SHOP A Rambler Booster INDIANA SMOKE HOUSE Fire Arms Fishing Tackle Guns .K 195 if '45, sl X .2 .Q .ee-Q MARILYN LOUISE KAPP Lulu Class President lg Class Treasurer 2g Business Manager 3g Sodality Prefect 4g Secretary 3g Beta Club Vice- President 4g Beta Club 2,3,4g Fighting 69th Officer lg Rambler S taff 3,4g Hilltop Staff 4g Senior Play 4g Voice of Democracy l,2g Chorus 1,2 .3 .4g Beta Club Con- vention 4g Citizenship 3g Student Social Council 1.2. MARK E. FOWERBAUGH uslirnu Junior Holy Name Activities Chair- man 4g C.S.M.C. Treasurer 4g Christmas Parade 4g Citizenship 2, 3g I.C.T. 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1.2.3, 4g Sports Award 1,2,3,4. ,QMFJP 'F' if X- if Iii .Q J A v .f -l 5 Ng: I Mu XI RAYMOND CHARLES JOHNSON Rarnie Rambler Staff 3.4g Hilltop Staff 4g Senior Play 4g Variety Program 3g Chorus lg Perfect Attendance 3,4g Office Service 3g LC.T. l,2,3,4g Basketball 1.2 .3 , 4g Baseball 3,4g Sports Award l,2,3,4. CAROL ANN HARVEY Harv Ra mb ler Staff 4g Hilltop Staff 4g Senior Play 4g Variety Program 4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Booster Club 3,4g Christmas Parade 4g Perfect Attendance 25 Cheering Block 4. fx A xf 5PWi ' fllllnu-of , , ,,, ,GUN 3 4. a 1 I ,. 5 4 X! rf Mclm, f!'., DONALD GEORGE KARST Karstie Senior Play 45 I.C.T. l,2,3,4. SHARON ELAINE LANDRIGAN Shorty R amb le r Staff 45 Hilltop Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Variety Program 45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Booster Club 3,45 Christmas P a r a d e 45 Perfect At- tendance 3,45 I.C.T. Cheerleader 35 Cheering Block 4. -'w f 4 .f' wwf' ROBERTA LOUISE LOOTENS nBobbyeH W Class President 35 C.S.M.C. Prefect 45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Rambler Staff 3,45 Hilltop Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Radio Program 45 Voice of Democracy 2,35 Rotary Speech 45 Latin Achievement 1,25 Chorus 1, 2,35 Beta Club Convention 45 Booster Club 3,45 Citizenship 25 Perfect Attendance 351-lonor Point Scholar- ship 2,3,45 Student Social Council 35 Library Service 4. MARY ANN KELKER Buck Sodality Prefect 45 Senior Play 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Christmas Parade 45 Perfect Attendance 4. i i 5 SENIORS iqgv' -udfffl' 'Wind' ,gg Il rs. fiiffiff ROBERT BENEDICT KELKER 'mem' C.S.M.C. Vice-President 45 Ram- bler Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Rotary S pe e c h 45 Sports Announcer 45 Christmas Parade 45 I.C.T. 1,2,3,4. Sponsored by HUSER CIGAR COMPANY 46 E. Franklin Street BRENNAN'S PLUMBING 8a HEATING Raymond F. 85 Robert F. Brennan S CLASS OF 1955 SENIORS Wagga. X -:N-S' PAUL RICHARD NESS RITA ELIZABETH REINHART Dink Reet Senior Play 4g Christmas Parade 4g Beta C lub 2,3,4g Hilltop Staff 4g I.C.T. l,2,3,4g Basketball 1. Senior Play4p Variety Program 2,3g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4g Office Service 3. Compliments of aff 4 4r 'T7 We ' 2 J - , SNS:-t: :Vv:'? Q ,.,- L 33, 7' A if- ' X .3 MARYLN ANN PEGAN Annie Class Treas. lg Beta Club 2,3,4g Rambler Staff3,4gHil1top Staff 3,49 Sr. Play 45 Radio Program 4g Voice of Democracy 2g Rotary Speech 4g L atin Achievement lg Geometry Achievement 2: Chorus 1,2g Beta Club Convention 3,4g Booster Club 3,4g Commerce 3g Perfect Attend- ance 1,2,4g Honor Point Scholarship 2,3 ,4g Student Social Council lg Library Service 1.2g Cheering Block 4. MILLERS FASHIONS REINHART UPHOLSTERING CO. A Block Away Means Less To Pay Phone 438 15 1 4 4 KW .gnamfn aa, V'-xfme, SENICRS CLASS OF 1955 'sf- r ' r ,, gf' HAROLD FREDERICK REUST LARRY BERNARD SCHEIBER Harry Senior Play 43 Sports Announcer 45 I.C.T. 1,2,3,4. tary 4g Rambler Staff 3,4g Hilltop Staff3,4g Senior Play 4g Radio Pro- gram 4g Variety Program 3. Sponsored by ..CuZ.. ,Y Class Vice -President 3g Class Secre - I Q -, LARRY EUGENE SCHEIBER Corney Class President 2g Hilltop Staff 4 Senior Play 45 I.C.T. 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,4g Baseball l,2,3,4 Sports Award 1,2,4. MILLER'S GREENHOUSE HUNTINGTON DOUBLE DIP Weddings Corsages Cafeteria Ice Cream Locker Service 16 SENIORS ACH ' X., . WILLIAM JOSEPH SOLLOWAY Squeak Class President45 Class Vice -Presi- d e nt 2 5 Sodality Vice-Prefect 45 Hilltop Staff45 Senior Play 45 I.C.T. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 1,45 Sports Award 2,3,4. -, x...3 iii!! vu, 4' 5 . 5,1 ' . HJ- - ff: - ' V' 'r-Nav MARY DOLORES YOUNG Dolly C.S.M.C. Sec. 45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Rambler Staff 3,45 Hilltop Staff 45 Sr. Play 45 Variety Program 45 Rotary Speech 45 Algebra Achievement 15Chorus 1,2,3,45 Christmas Parade 45 Beta Club Convention 45 Booster Club 3,45 Perfect Attendance 35 Honor Point Scholarship 25 Office Service 35 Cheering Block. CAROLYN LUCILLE SUTTON Sut-tan SeniorPlay 45 Chorus 1.2,3,45 Christmas Parade 45 Cheering Block 4. 17 -Gaudi S27' SARAH SERENA WELCHES Sahara Hilltop Staff45 Senior Play 45 Rotary Speech 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 3,45 Christmas Parade 45 Per- fect Attendance 2. JUNE MARIE STOFFEL Junus Class Vice-President 45 Rambler Staff45 Hilltop Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Variety Program 2,45 Winner of Voice of Democracy 45 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Booster Club 3,45 Christmas P ar a d e 45 H.C.H. Sweetheart 35 Cheering Block 4. UNDERCLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORES CLASS SPONSOR ' Sister Mary Alba, O. S. F. OFFICERS President. . Paul Krurhanaker Vice-Pres.. , Marilyn Guthier Secretary. Marjorie Fitzgerald Treasurer .... Bill Holzinger PATRON SAINT. Blessed Mother MOTTO. ...... Every Artist Was Once An Amateur COLOR .... . . Blue and White FLOWER. . . . ....., . . Lily Marilyn Guthier, Paul Krumanaker, Marjorie Fitzgerald, Compliments of and William Holzinger, CASWELL-RUNYAN DIVISION Utah Radio Products Co., Inc, 18 FRESHMEN A CLASS SPONSOR ,... ...... 'Sister Mary Regina, O. S. F. OFFICERS: President ...... ...... A nn Fink Vice-President ........ Louis McCall Secretary ........ Margaret Scheiber Treasurer .......... Stephen Frick PATRON SAINT. .Immaculate Conception MOTTO ...... One For Allg All For One COLORS .... ...... G reen and White FLOWER. . . ........ Yellow Rose Left: Ann Fink, Louis Machall, Margaret Scheiber, Stephen Erick, JUNIORS CLASS SPONSOR .... Sister Mary Eva, S. S. N. D. OFFICERS: President .... Wallace Stoffel Vice-Pres .... Carol Kastner Secretary ...... Betty Tuesch Treasurer ...... David Geyer Business Mgr. .Gerald Kindler PATRON SAINT. .Blessed Virgin MOTTO It Matters Not Whether You Win or Lose But How You Play the Game COLOR ....... Red and White Above: Wallace Stoffel, Betty Teusch, David Geyer, Sponsored by Carol Kastner, BECKER Sl SONS Monuments Grave Markers I9 JUNIORS X A, i 4 - -,V I ' I D V, 4 ,Sf ' .rf-1 A , -nr'C! 'S-' ,. X' 'N A .M If X 'Q fin 3 :L 4 , .1 Na 6, gl 'W DONALD BARTROM Aiii , ga ,x 5 A -liikxiz N' S ' , , v , I W? iq' V .. I X f fl' fi 421 mf' 00 --kv-v ',, 11,51 N.. Q- -VVQ 1,7 Q' f I 1 V .. i 4 1 'iii :gi 71 is if! ,fi nf 19' 'ff'? ' I '94,-V , 1 4-A ,. in '- ,, ': 1' f , 5 f 2 i I X M ' rc A ' iff, EW Eff' N MICHAEL BARTROM BRYAN ECKERT MARY JANE GARRISON RONALD BARTROM JANET BEELER MICHAEL FISHER DAVID GEYER ROBERT BOYLE DARWIN FRICK MAKR HOLLEY Compliments of ALBERT ECKERT 'S COAL COMPANY ALBERT ECKERT 'S WEBSTER LAKE LOTS 20 KS 'fn 3 rg V 1' 3 ugg 'fo 1. my. 'if sv .' :-.1 .Ax X .Y Q : ! ' 9 1 f X lx . Af' ' , Lf'-Q. 2. Q rt I 4 .I 'fr ' rf- ' .2 A A Y- ,L , - L F ., XX if -1 A, . , 1 av' X X , A I Lx ' 'x I - 'Ss dw Ig? x as 6.3 I M, A f. V ...IJ ,L I 'G' V I' v I-'Y A fi.. 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Sophomores think-- how long till the first free-day? Juniors, reaching the half- way mark, feel confident that the last two years will be better than the first two. Sen- iors see Graduation finally in view and this alone makes the last year the best, Gerald Stoltz, Louis Machall, Joseph Schmitt, and James Bickel receive books from Sister Eva. Sharon Bauer, Mary Ann Shaffer and Peggy Scheiber pay registration fees to Father Ueber. Compliments of COMMUNITY STATE BANK The Peoples Friendly Bank 28 fl '-QIISIILIIIIC-ill ill -.,, I' Ol Grouped around a Chart of English Literature are: Larry E. Scheiber, Sharon Landrigan, Robert Boyle, Larry B. Scheiber, and Sondra Bickel. Sister Alba teaches Senior English. Larry B. Scheiber, Donald Karst, Ronald Barrrom, Maryln PeGan, Michael Young, and Donald Bartrorn work out an experiment in electricity in the Physics laboratory Sister Clara, shown at her microscope, is the instructor. L S Sponsored by crovrsizilslasggzlzngllmrsuv INC. Hummgwns, Indiana S ' 29 CLASSES Sister Frances Louise instructs com- mercial students in the proper stroke in typing, Roberta Lootens and Wallace Stoffel takes radicals from Sister Mary Eva in Advanced Algebra Class. Kenneth PeGan, Driver Training Instructor shows Betty Teusch how to park, Carol Kastner, Marilyn Sal- uke and Marjorie Teusch look on, Compliments of HART and MCNULTY Roofing and Sheet Metal V' .nw 2' my Zia v iffy LWZQQYAWJ' L ! 5 4 4 3 1 W , y, , f 3 f Under the guidance of Sister Mary Regina the Juniors learn about U,S, History. Freshmen and Sophomore girls learn singing techniques from Sister Mary Theo- dore in the Music Fundamentals. Religion Classes are taught by Father Charles Ueber, Father John Reed and Sister Mary Eva. Huntington High School offers to our students the ad- vantage of attending specialized classes not offered in our curriculum The Art class is conducted by Miss Verna Oyerg Mechanical Drawing' by Mr. Hugh Browng Chemistry by Mr. Robert Diffenbaughg and Home Eco- nomics by Miss Alice Kline. Compliments of HOME LUMBER COMPANY C. E. BASH and COMPANY, INC Phone 6 WK' SENIOR PLAY Compliments of At right: Larry B. Scheiber and Mari1yr1Kapp. Below: Betty Eckert, Donald Bartrom, Wallace Sroffel and Dolores Young. WISSEL'S Clothes For Men Who Care What They Wear 3? f s THE LITTLE Doe LAUGHED Af ,Q fi ,fv- 4 X-Y Left: Roberta Lootens, Betty Eckert and Donald Bartrorn, Above: Eileen Ehinger, The Senior Class of '55 under the direction of Father James Conroy, Father Charles Ueber, and Sister Mary Theodora, gave the play, The Little Dog Laughed on November 21 and Z2 in Saints Peter and Paul Auditorium. The play is a three act comedy written by Vera and Ken Tarpley. The plot of the play revolves around Laurie Huntington, a college student in Psychology. During her summer vacation Laurie decides to give the Zombroski Ink Blot test to her mother's friends to determine their personalities as practice. Besides insulting the ladies she caused her mother to become unnerved and in- terfers with her fathers chances of improving his business. But in spite of all the confusion and unhappiness the Huntington's trials and tribulations are over- come through mutual understanding. The part of Laurie Huntington was played by Dolores Young and Eileen Ehinger. Her parents, Martha Huntington and Sidney Huntington were portrayed by Maryln PeGan and Roberta Lootens, and Robert Kelker. The part of Wally Huntington, Laurie's adolescent brother and a typical teenager, was very ably played by Donald Bartrom. Marilyn Kapp and. Larry B. Scheiber kept the audience laughing as they enacted the parts of Gus QMiss Gustaveskyl and Horatio P. Honeywell. Gus was the Huntington's maid and Horatio P. Honeywell was her birdman. Joan Wood, Wally Huntington's girls friend, was played by Betty Eckert. Ted Wood, Joan's father and Mr. Huntington's competitor in the used car business, was enacted by Raymond Johnson. Mary Ann Kelker portrayed the part of Lil- lian Wood, Joan's mother. Mark Bradford, characterized by Wallace Stoffel, was J0an's cousin and Laurie's boy friend. The ladies, who so expertly failed the Zombrowski Ink Blot test were Sharon Landrigan as Mrs. Amelia Dennis, Sondra Bickel as Mrs. Caroline Blakesley, Carol Harvey as Mrs. Grace Schoenbleck, June Stoffel as Mrs. Walola Brecken- ridge and Sarah Welches as Miss Therese Brown. Sponsored by INDIANA GAS and WATER CO, INC, 33 1 ting Robert Kelker, Maryln PeGan, Raymond Johnson, Mary Ann Kelker, Sarah Welches, Carol Harvey, Sondra Bickel, June Stoffel, Sharon Landrigan Compliments of THE GLOBE CANDY STORE KITCHEN MAID SERVICE CO. 214 North Jefferson Street First and Best in Kitchens 34 l Zelma Greenwell, Mary Kathryn Ernst, Sharon Landrigan and Carolyn Sutton. William Solloway, Harold Reust. The production staff gave as good a performance behind the scenes as the cast gave on stage. Harold Reust as stage manager provided appropriate back- ground for the change in scenes. He was assisted with the settings by Paul Ness. William Solloway managed to keep the lights lit and the bells ringing at the proper time. Sarah Welches did the paintings used in the Zombrowski Ink Blot Test. Mary Kathryn Ernst and Martha Holzinger were kept busy getting together the articles such as thermometers, a baton, etc., which were used in the play. Carolyn Sutton and Zelma Greenwell finally got their one desire. They were able to play with make-up two nights in a row. They did this, under the super- vision of Mary Rydberg who was kind enough to help the Seniors. The ticket selling was handled by Rita Reinhart. Larry E. Scheiber and Richard Briggs were house managers and Mark Fowerbaugh, Thomas Edgar, and Donald Karst were ushers. Compliments of JOE METTLER AGENCY ELDON WARE SPECIALTY SHOP Best Wishes to Class of '55 210 North Jefferson Street 35 .! . ' A I lflf' 'jx wwf' if I f ' v A m I , 'v f I I , ff . . ix. 2 , 1 AQ C . ,ll ,- 1. vi-., M , A 5 iz- 1 . , inn ,'. 12.3 as l- Q C: W 1 1: . 'T' 5 . 31 I 5 , n 1 'A . , , ,N I V X ' x . T fz , .uh L 11. v' Mr ff? ' LV. .r'5' W ' 1 In 1 I 1-1 it - ic 1 'X a- ,Ar H -e-. ga 9 Ja ' 1 QF bv .-. , fa ff '.! I f 'ev v .fu . 5, .1 . ,., 'il '-.1 ki, .,,:f si' ,J . , Sailorettes: Sue Powers, Betty Teusch, Doris Karst, Margie Teusch, Mary Scher, Marilyn Saluke, Carol Kastner, Janet Beeler, Carol Schmitt, Linda Schelber, Ann Kastner, Theresa Kiefer, and Marylane Garrison. Dancers: Janet Swoverland and Mary Rose Querry. W g ,nu A ' , at , . ' H . . . ft., wi Sophomore Rainbow chorus: Carolyn Godfroy, Peggy Nix, Sandra Bir, Marilyn Guthier, Rosetta Smith, Judy Oliver Judy Bartrom, and Mary Jane Eckert. Vocalist: Sheila Dillon and Helen Scher. Compliments of MR, BILL SCHER, TEXACO DEALER KASTNERS' SUPERETTE 1504 North Jefferson Street 1060 Etna Avenue HILLTOP VARIETIES Spring brings forth many talents of students. In its second year the Varieties proves to be as successful as the '54 Premier. 5 l 2 s , -1 9' N ...mi 1 3 X :Qty 1 Q if 3 V I ' 1 , sy ll 5! F if. , iff! -5 9 1249 Top: Singers: Joseph Schmitt, Judith Swoverland, and Ann Fink, Banjo player, Gerald Stoltz, Singers: Margaret Scheiber and Sharon Bauer, Bottomg Singers: John Mettler, Richard Beeler, John Kindler, John - ' ' b I ' Charleyne Owens, Young, and Paul Krumanaker, Accordion player, William l-lolzmger, Tom oys, Martha Scher, and Charlotte Biekel. , Compliments of IOHNNY'S DRIVE IN HUNTINGTON COLLEGE 37 ln iii ff' , Z: ff eff ip? ai: 241 ? I 5 V 342522 Cast for one act play, NOBODY SLEEPS HERE, Top: Dolores Young, Margaret Nix, Marie Miller, Donald Bartrom, and Carol Kastner. Bottom: Donald Bar- rrom, Marie Miller, Larry McCutcheon, and Ronald Bartrom, Compliments of WEBB 84 SON JEWELER BAILEY INVESTMENT CO Best Wishes to Class of 55 405 North Jefferson Street . 38 CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Dixie Lafferty, Ann Fink, Judith Swoverland, Mary Ann Flora, Joyce Fitzgerald, Patricia Ufheil, Rita Rowe, Mary Ann Shaffer, Margaret Scheiber, Sharon Bauer, Marie Miller, Judith Scheiber, Susan Fisher, SEC- OND ROWg Rosalie Owens, Judith Oliver, Marjorie Fitzgerald, Carolyn Godfroy, Martha Scher, Charlotte Bicl-cel, Charlyne Owens, Margaret Nix, Sandra Bit, Judy Bartrom, Mary Jane Eckert, Sheila Dillon, Marilyn Guthier, THIRD ROW: Helen Scher, janet Swoverland, Martha Power, Doris Karst, Mary Scher, Betty Teusch, Carol Schrnitt, Ann Kastner, Marilyn Saluke, Marjorie Teusch, Mary Rose Querry, Theresa Kiefer, Mary Jane Garrison, Linda Scheiber, TOP ROW: Rosetta Smith, Rita Reinhart, Zelrna Greenwell, Sharon Landrigan, June Stoffel, Sarah Welches, Mary Ann Kelker, Carol Kastnet, Janet Beeler, Carol Sutton, Marilyn Kapp, Dolores Young, Mary Kathryn Ernst, Eileen Ehinger, Carol Harvey, Martha Holzinger, ' Compliments of BOWERS, FIEGHTNER and PALMER SMITH'S FURNITURE COMPANY 39 HILLTOP William Solloway, Robert Kelker, Larry E, Scheiber and Raymond Johnson. I 5 l I 1 I 1 Sarah Welches, Dolores Young, Sondra Bick- l l el, Roberta Lootens, Sharon Landrigan, June ' Stoffel and Richard Briggs. Compliments of DILLE 81 WISE FANNING FURNITURE COMPANY Office Supplies 85 Stationery 316 North Jefferson - 40 The Hilltop the school news paper is edited by the Senior Class under the guid- ance ofSister M. Alba, O. S. F. and Sister M. Frances Louise, SSND, Each year a theme is selected for the purpose of promoting Christian Ideals. The past year the Seniors chose B What You R. The last issue of the Hilltop is published by the Junior Class as a tribute to the graduates. The Hilltop is a member of the Catholic Press Association which endeavors to promote Catholic principles through Journalism. E. Maryln PeGan and Larry B, Scheib- W Q sg-:L-1 x er, 54 L ,S L V.. V. -ar is Compliments of Eileen Ehinger, Rita Reinhart, Betty Eckert, Marilyn Kapp and Selma Greenwell, CHRISTMAN MOTOR REPAIR NICK'S KITCHEN Electric Motors Wound and Repaired Vea1s Our Speciality 41 -f--1 2 THE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION 4-'7 Although Huntington Catholic High School Parent-Teachers Association is comparatively new it has done much to improve parent-teacher re- lationships and assist students in various ways. To prove the PTA's efforts were not in vain select students presenteda program made up of various class projects studied throughout the year. A pot-luck supper in May closed PTA activities for the year. Mr. Thomas Landrigan, Mr. James Fisher, Mrs. Richard McCutcheon, and Mr. Richard Briggs pic- tured above are the officers for 1954-55. LIBRARY The contributions the library gives regarding research pro- jects, choral readings, and such, help students with cur- rent events that tie in with classes. Recreational and educational books are there for use, also, film strips, records, posters, and fiction stories. A special addition to the li- brary this year is the Abridged Readers Guide. Student librarians: Charlyne Owens, Roberta Lootens, and Marjorie Fitzgerald. Sponsored by STANDARD DAIRY HUNTINGTON PAINT 8a WALLPAPER A Symbol of Quality 338 North Jefferson Street -42 RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES CHRISTMAS PARADE 'fi I N 4 Three Kings: Mark Fowerbaugh, Robert Kelker and Richard Ness. The Blessed Mother: Martha Hol- zinger, CATHOLIC STUDENTS MISSION 13? CRUSADE Compliments of K RICKERT STUDIO X Photographs ' K! 1 T est J The Catholic Students Mission Crusade enables the entire student body to work together for the foreign and home missions. The three aims of the Crusade are to pray, sacrifice, and make financial contribution. Moderator for the group is Sister M. Eva, SSND. - The first project for the year was selling Christmas Cards and promoting the real meaning of Christmas. Students made sacrifices during Advent and Lent by contributing S158 for the Bishops' War Relief Fund. Officers for the C. S. M. C. the past year were fabovejz Mark Fowerbaugh, Treasurerg Robert Kelker, Vice-presidentg Roberta Lootens, Presidentg and Dolores Young, Secretary. 43 l MAY CROWNING P ff' -arf' 1 ff to f K, rl -cf - lT , 51. zu' ,fvvki-ai 7 Senior Girls of the two Parishes participate in the annual ceremonies in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Marilyn Kapp, May Queen from Saints Peter and Paul Parish is shown in the top picture with her attendants. Maryln PeGan from Saint Mary Parish lines up with her attendants in the lower picture. Compliments of THE ROSARY SODALITY Saint Peter and Paul Church 44 SODALITIES Saint Peter and Paul's Sodality Officers: Betty Teusch, Secretary, Marilyn Kapp, Prefectg William Solloway, Vice-Pre- fect, Saint Mary's Sodality Officers, right: Mary Jane Eckert, Secretary, Martha Power, Vice-Prefectg Mary Ann Kelker, Prefect, Charlyne Owens, Treasurer, Below, Saint Mary's Junior Holy Name Officers: Mark Fowerbaugh, Activities Chairman, Michael Fisher, President, Larry McCutcheon, Secretary, Robert Boyle, Vice-President, Compliments of THE ROSARY SODALITY Saint Mary Church f ,, f C3 is S 41 'C si. A is. ' i RAMBLEH 1955 HUNTINGTON CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL HUNTINGTON, INDIANA sv' Mug .X ! v , A W! T ..VA' fr T ., , l f . Q I V -'L-K CONTESTS June Stoffel, winner of the annual I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY CONTEST, is shown with Roberta Lootens, victor and representative in the ROTARY SPEECH CONTEST. Fort Wayne . H3 I Curricular Activities? i,5,.f,'J .. yfxu.. .f . ' . s 41431 ., -1 f In the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS SPEECH CONTEST, Wallace Stoffel and Donald Bartrom receive awards from Mr Nich olas Lambros, K. of C.Cathol1c Activi ties Chairman. The topic was The Catholic Heritage of America Donald Bartrorn, the winner represent ed H. C. H. at the regional contest in Four H. C. H. students participated -1 -. in the TEENAGER TALK IT OVER ' radio program over station WVSH A Maryln PeGan and Roberta Lootens discussed the topic Do City Schools Offer More Than County Schools? Richard Briggs and-Larry B Scheiber gave their viewpoints on Should High School Students Be Limited In Their Participation In Extra Compliments of DON 8: BERNIE SUTTON BETA CLUB .fi The Beta Club is an honor society which promote s honesty, service, and leader- ship among students. Mem- bers of the Beta Club must maintain a B average. The agenda for the year 1954- 55 included skating parties in November and Aprilg a chili dinner in Marchg and the ini- tiation dinner for new mem- bers in December. Four students attended the Re- gional Convention held in Kentucky in December. Officers of the Beta Club for the year were: Eileen Ehing- er, presidentg Marilyn Kapp, vice-presidentg Zelma- Greenwell, secretaryg Carol Kastner, treasurer. Beta Club Initiation Sponsored by HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES INC Huntington, Indiana Philadelphia 35, Pa. Toronto 2, Ontario SCCIAL ACTIVITIES fx- ' 'Chow line' at the Beta Club Chile Dinner. . ,fl-. tis- -' f -Q P r IL? The annual Initiation Banquet of the Beta Club, Compliments of HOFFMAN OIL COMPANY ERIE DRUG STORE Andrews, Indiana 833 Market Street .48 3,6 4 3 5 'f f, ,tips , X-'I x vw-.., V. - .. ' 1- , , - . . - ' yr' -f' -s149i ' .1 .A , , V! if f ',,. A- 1 . , . . . '..,-'- .I ,gb , ' ,fr ,,', Y,1Q'- As part of the girls social life food plays an important role as proven by the pic- ture above. But during the lunch hour the Freshmen and Sophomore boys seeming- ly consider it more important to play a 'red hot' game of cards than to eat. W 'S , 'z5fff...- ,W 'Ex .. . Q Mi, 'rg S A N4 x B Compliments of THE TACKLE BOX BARNHART BOOK AND STATIONARY STORE 20 East Market Street Office Supplies Gifts Typewriters 49 SNAP 4 3 5 If -L.. 1 50 E 4-15:49 V f 56 I E- M23 SHOTS 51 I c Editorial Staff: Betty Eckert, Marlyn PeGan, Zelrna Greenwell, and Marilyn Kapp, M Huntington Catholic's yearbook, the RAMBLER is published annually by the Senior Class. Under the guid- ance of Father John Reed the memo- ries of the school year are retained in the pages of our yearbook. Al- though this is not the work of famed artists it is the Seniors sincere at- tempt to imprint their high school careers on the gilded pages of the RAMBLER. To the faculty, under- classmen, and especially to Father Reed, we are grateful for their help in publishing this yearbook. Compliments of MOON 81 MOON Launderers dc Cleaners an Eff mm- HUNTINGTON COUNTY R. E. M. C. X . r SAND STAFF ' -sts - x ijxql .S s ,Q -,2 1. a, . 'y.. g gr' .- '- Sophomore assistants: Marjorie Fitzgerald, Rosalie Owens William I-Iolzinger and Marilyn Guthier. .,4xh1hwvM f ' . PLL, s , 5-S----ww 1 S1 FH!!! Junior assistants Donald Bartrom Marth Power, Carol Kastner, Michael Young, and Ronald Bartrom --a ,.f,,Ia-'alyssa X44 Y , Senior assistants: Mary Catherine Ernst, Sandra Bickel, Dolores Young, Eileen Ehinger, Sharon Landrigan, June Stoffel and Carol Harvey. Compliments of THE KROEGER FUNERAL HOME 53 'Z 5 5406 :,.., . . -. ,.,-e,,..f HI ASP N' ATHLETICS I 'Q if-, OUR POPE 1, 'u X, s 1 ,-1 4 X 2, ' r I , Z H M... A 4, ,,,...6.9 ' I MF' 2 'Q :us XII 4 3 1 'WE' I xy, I ' 54 A A 5 Er 2, X , 90 f f rf ,, KlrRyX ','!Jwf , X x 3 fc- I I ll I 1 nvf ,-P' 7 ,vw Al 1 I- , ,S f f ' ' ' X , ,, A ,V ,M ,,,b , ' ' 3 RAMBYLERS N Q Kennethl. PeGan, Athletic Director of the school. Z RAYMOND JOHNSON LARRY E. SCHEIHER RICHARD BRIGGS Compliments of DITZLER KELLEY LUMBER COMPANY DITZLER PETRIE LUMBER COMPANY Bui1ders's Supplies .56 The H. C. H. Ramblers '54-'55 season under the guidance of Kenneth PeGan had an impressive season, winning twelve of their nineteen games played. With four returning lettermen, the Rams traveled to Warren for the sea- son opener, where they showed con- siderable poise by trouncing the Light- ening Five 60 to 41. Robert Boyle was leading scorer for the evening with 26 points. Gary Schultz captured 10 points for Warren. The opening minutes of the Clear Creek game proved that it was to be a thril- ler. Because of a well balance attack the Ramblers trailed by only one point at the half way mark. In the final quar- ter H.C.H. went on to surpass the Bull- dogs 37 to 35. Raymond Johnson and Joe Hostetler were high scorers with 15 and 14 points respectively. I Larry Scheiber about to carry out his fake with a pass to Mark Fowerbaugh as Bernard Stoffel and William Solloway await a possible rebound. i 1 s MARK FOWERBAUGH DARWIN FRICK Sponsored by SEARS ROEBUCK 81 COMPANY 35 W. Market St, Phone 87 s I3 i I R ,w I 41 MICHAEL FISHER ROBERT BOYLE ' i! McKEAN'S PHARMACY il 3 Parkrnoor Drive ' L! The Rams were handed their first de- feat by the Huntington Township Bear- cats. Although the Irish enjoyed a considerable lead at the first half it was to no avail. The Cats edged them out by displaying unusual shooting ability. The final score was 33 to 36 in favor of the opponent. In spite of Monmouth's size the Rams were able to bring home a 50 to 39 victory. Throughout the first half the game was nip andtuck. The Rams were assured victory in the fourth quarter due to their outstanding scoring. Michael Fisher led the way with 20 points. The Lancaster game was a continuance of the Ramblers winning streak. Su- pe rio r i ty was shown by the Irish throughout the contest, with free throw accuracy paving the road to victory. The final score being 61 to 40. The Decatur game was the first game of the season in which the fans could sit back and relax. The subs gained valuable experience since the regulars made quick work from the scoring angle. Ray Johnson led the Catholic quintet with ZZ ipoints. The Harlan Hawks were victorious in a hard fought ball game. Although the Rams battled gallantly they fell behind to trail at the first half Z0 to 31. In the third stanza H.C.H. gave the fans new hope only to go down to defeat in the final quarter. Despite Fisher's and Johnson's superior shooting the final tally was 63 to 56. Next the Irish traveled to Jefferson of Whitley County only to be bested by a determined Jeffers on quintet. Throughout the contest expert ball handling was displayed by both teams. The main factor contributing to the Irish defeat was inefficiency at the foul stripe. In a pre-holiday game the Catholic squad handed the Jefferson of Hunt- ington club a 67 to 51 defeat. Even though it took the Rams aconsiderable time to get started they enjoyed a lengthy lead throughout the entire sec- ond half. Johnson and Fisher again lead the Rams with 19 and 12 points res- DONALD BARTROM STEVE FRICK WILLIAM SOLLOWAY LARRY MCCUTCHEON Compliments of HOME APPLIANCE SHOP 8 West Market HOFFY'S Wheel Alignment 8: Radiator Service pectively. . To start the new year out the Ramblers walked away with a 59 to 39 victory over the Marion Bennett five. The third stanza proved disasteirous for the Ben- nett club due to the defensive force of the Irish. The Bippus Tigers invaded the Com- munity gymnasium to be handed their third-straight by the Ramblers. H.C.H. showed superb ball handling especially at the charity stripe. Leading scorers were Fisher and Hoch with 15 and 16 Points. In traveling to Hoagland the Rams al- though a little nervous showed excel- lent techniques to come out on the long end of a 66 to 49 game. The nets seemed to burn throughout the entire game with shooting honors going to Michael Fisher and Robert Boyle with Richard Briggs close behind. The Irish sent the Roanoke Stonewalls home on the debit side of the ledger as they defeated them for the second time. There was expert shooting from both teams. David Welker paced the STOFFEL losers with Z1 points. While Fisher and Johnson shared the largest part of the burden for the Rams. The final score was 59 to 56. The Huntington Township Bearcats, the city rival, invaded the Community Gymnasium to overpower the Ramblers 45 to 42. Although Johnson did an ex- cellent job on guarding Crago, the outstanding center for the Cats, Laurie burned the nets for thirteen markers, while Johnson scored 15 points for the Irish. The Cardinals of Andrews fell by the wayside because of a fast-moving Catholic quintet. A well balanced team in regard to shooting honors was the main factor for the Irish victory. At the end of the final stanza the score read 66 to 52. Although the Rambler five led most of the way in the Union game the Sharp- shooters rallied in the third quarter to hand the Irish a heart-breaking de- feat. Robert Boyle was high scorer with 16 points for the Rams. Kline was high point man with 16 markers for Union. The Rams chalked up their twelfth victory of the season by overpowering the Lancaster Bobcats 68 to 51. Boyle again lead the way for the Irish by scoring ZZ points. In the season final the Ramblers were edged out by the South Whitley Bulldogs 56 to 51. After the first quarter the Rams seemed to go into a slump from which they never recovered. Scoring honors went to Ray Johnson. Compliments of SCHROEDER'S SHOE STORE 331 North Jefferson St. THE FAMILY STORE 'Tor-to-Teen' Fashions W rr CHEER CHEER CHEER Nicholas Larnbros shows Susie Powers, Mary Rose Oueery and Ei- leen Ehinger a new technique for 5 O, their cheerleading. ,h FIRST ROW: Maryln PeGan, Sharon Landrigan, Elizabeth Eckert, Carol Ann Harvey, Dolores Young, Mary Kathryn Ernst, Zelma Greenwell, SECOND ROW: Joyce Raney, Carolyn Sutton, Martha Hol- zinger, June Stoffel, Mary Scher, Doris Karst, Theresa Kiefer. THIRD ROW: Ann Kastner, Janet Swoverland, Carol Kastner, Carol Schmitt, Mary Jane Garrison, Marilyn Saluke, Elizabeth Teusch. FOURTH ROW: Janet Andrews, Shiela Dillon, Charlotte Bickel, Martha Scher, Margaret Nix, Judy Bartrom, Helen Scher, FIFTH ROW: Marilyn Guthier, Carolyn Godfroy, Charlyne Owens, Rosalie Owens, Mary Jane Eckert,Judy Oliver, Marjorie Fitzgerald, SIXTH ROW: Rita Rowe, Sharon Bower, Marie Miller, Margaret Scheiber, Mary Ann Flora, Patricia Ufheil, Carol Seifert, SEVENTH ROW: Carol Petrie, Ann Fink,Judy Swoverland, Barbara Satterthwaite, Katherine Rauktis, Barbara Gamble, Patricia Russo, EIGHTH ROW: Carol Ryberg, Compliments of 60 HoLY NAME SOCIETY SAINT MARY S CHURCH STUDENT MANAGERS Basketball M a n a g e r s : Thomas Shaw, Joseph Schmitt and I ack Young, JUNICR VARSITY .-.L I h 4 V 1 l I 1 4 U i I 2 i l Q I e l I L ! 1 n 3 The Iayvees of 1954-55, FIRST ROW: John Kindler, Bernard Kroeger, Wayne Scheiber, Steven Frick, James Godfrey. SECOND ROW: Ronald Bartrom, Gerald Stoltz, Richard Teusch, Paul Krumanaker. THIRD ROW: Wallace Stoffel, Larry McCutcheon, Bernard Stoffel, and Donald Bartrom. 5 l 61 'T' L HX, 545 Z 4 rr 1 gf The smiling Iunior's of 1955, Champions of the ICT, are Wallace Stoffel, Michael Fisher, Jake Karst, Coach, Donald Bartrom, Robert Boyle, John Teusch, Darwin Frick, Michael Bartrom, Ronald Bartrom and Larry McCutcheon. ' v Mary Scher, Janet Swoverland, and Betty Teusch were successful in Sharon Landrigan and June Stoffel were cheering the winning team on to victory, the Senior cheerleaders, - Compliments of R 81: R PHARMACY HUNTINGTON RADIO 8: T. V. 500 N. Jefferson 20 W. Market 62 INTERCLASS TOURNEY me Father Ueber presents Mark Fower- baugh, who was winner of the coveted sportsmanship award, with his Senior jacket as Kenneth Pe- Gan, Coach, looks on, ! Dixie Lafferty, Sharon Bower, and Marie Miller lead the Fresh- The Sophomore Sailors are encouraged by Sheila men Globetrotters in a cheer. Dillon, Marjorie Fitzgerald and Rosalie Owens. Compliments of JIM FISHER SCHACHT RUBBER MFG. CO. 63 BASEBALL Sv 455' 'ir An exciting moment in the Alexandria game. 1 N5 FRONT ROW: Wayne Scheiber,2nd base and outfieldg Bob Boy1e,catcherg'Larry E. Scheiber, pitcher and 2nd base: Richard Briggs, pitcher and short stopgRona1d Bartrom, outfield. BACK ROW: James Godfroy, 2nd baseg Darwin Frick, 3rd base: Mike Fisher, outfieldg Larry Mc- Cutcheon, pitcherg Dick Teusch,outfie1dg Steve Frick, short stopg Paul Krumanaker, catcherg, Raymond Johnson, lst baseg Jack Kindler, outfieldg Donald Bartrom, pitcher. Compliments of DU PRIEST JEWELRY STORE BAZLEY MARKET 514 North Jefferson Street 425 North JefferS0l1 Street ' 64 my l PHYSICAL EDUCATION The girls gym class is conducted by Mil- dred Scher. ' -,vo il The boys physical education activities are supervised by Kenneth PeGan. 65 ll 4-F' ni ek W, , r' V. '9- W OUR BISHCPS f MOST REVEREND JOHN F. NOLL, D.D. Archbishop, Bishop of Fort Wayne MOST REVEREND LEO A. PURSLEY, D.D. Auxiliary bishop of Fort Wayne I fn 'Q 'r::'.zgi Vi? -ff , HZ' . f ,gf 42: '97 , Af., f . . W? Q' 'Tf ' ' it 1 , , 1: Q . , , , , - Q 4, 1 : , L .,-,A--334 5, ,- , 1434 :Y 1 ff, ,, I 'Y-1, AME, 1, V - - ww. 1,1 f , 1-1, 'L 0 ,:,1,,4,- ,, 1 '- 7512 V7- .1fx. T-Q1 '9Z'P'!4IV-911 fZ.l2'ff:' , ff f, w- 14::':5 ' M ,J - 5 .H:itAwgayqggzl1,-12+-44:-: - , , ., ,,,. ,,,, .,,. . 4 - .5g+:f251lzZ:Z'f'-i2xf,E Qi f ar:-V :::14::E2':z52:2'1' V-1 1 : ' 23, f.f4sgwgg5 V-f,,51555?-..fm-Z , 1 ' f' :,25'f,6:.: , 'f ., 3425 1' ' 3, 121- 1' :,..1f . ' f'-.::f , V-gggj 1 f' ' ' -, ., N JZ ' yy ' V A 1 444 ' GRADUATION 1 1 . x s 1 I 1 , 3,4 Larry B. Scheiber and FarherReed. Father Ueber presents sports awards to Ste- , phen Frick, Bernard Kroeger, Russell Te usch, Complrments of John Kindler, and Wayne Scheiber for par- SQUAEE DEAL AUTO SALES ticipation in basketball and baseball. Huntrngton s Oldest Used Car Dealers 318 East Market Street I ' 68 I B HONOR DAY At the close of each year students are honoredfor their outstanding accomplish- ments in school life. Awards are given for scholastic ability, sports, commercial achievements, prefect attendance, and citizenship. As a token of gratitude for the faculty's assistance through the school year the Beta Club and Senior Class present a small gift to the school. This year Father Ueber gave the awards, Larry B. Scheiber was Master of Ceremonies, and Father Reed was speaker. Maryln PeGan, Dolores Young, and Roberta Lootens receive scholastic ac hi e v e m e n t awards. K 69 Sponsored by PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC 217 West State Street JuNloR-sENlo In A-ff' , f r ' '11 ' .22 h Av 33' 'X 1 4 E 4 l v , l , r, X 1 Q, V , H L, ry L I, 1 AQ X ra.: 1...'x,. Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Solloway, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fowerbaugh, Reverend Edward A. Miller and Reverend Simeon M. Schmitt. 5 H44-'L I 0fA vx W I ' fiX l' 1 '51 2 1 P fl!! vi' H .N ,r L 'Lt Sponsored by Rita Reinhart, Maryln PeGan, P aul Ness, Mary Jane Garrison, Doris MODEL ENGINEERING gl MANUFACTURING INC- K al'SI, Theresa Kiefer, MEIIR FOWel7b3Ugh, Michael B3Itl'01'I1, David Huntington' Indiana Geyer, and Martha Power. '70 RECEPTION 3 0 Reverend Charles- J. Ueber, Reverend John H. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Kastner, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stoffel. w 4 I I I 1 V r 3 ,M X , , . N.-P I? si Q F 'wr 'Ni Q . ew? sele, lee , ',.ix.,1 X lx QX Xie ,. rx xg . l l l Martha Holzinger, Raymond Johnson,ZelmaGreenwel1, Carol Schmitt, Sponsored by SandraBickel,Elizabeth Eckert, Sarah Welches, Richard Briggs, Eileen THE MAJESTIC COMPANY INC. Ehinger' and Robert Boyle- Furnaces and Air Conditioning XF' ,I wa . ,. Q4 Y Q Mary Kathryn Ernst, Wallace Sroffel,William Solloway, Carol Harvey, Larry E. Scheiber, Janet Swoverland, Darwin Frick, Mary Rose Querry, Michael Fisher, and June Stoffel. U1 11' i sz.: ff E re H r,',,N Ik f 2 K , ,W ff , X 0 , Lind a Scheiber, Marilyn Kapp, , - ' 22551 -5-x 3 5 x 1 A X 3 - K - 1 . '- f' 'N fy y X Z' ' 'JJ 1 haf:- Mary Scher,JanetBeeler, Donald Karst, Thomas Shaw, and Mark Holley. Sponsored by THE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION . 72 ' 1 W-gn N r ' Roberta Lootens, Donald Barrrom, Ann Kastner, Carol Kastner, Eliza- beth T e usch, Larry B. Scheiber, Mary Ann Kelker, Thomas Edgar, Ronald Bartrom, and Dolores Young. Q ill . 1 A I Y 4 li 1 ,Q W Q Y X r iv li' L 1' ' - 5 Q S ' do - ' .1 x 5 1 ' e- .a xxi K gr -41 'Q wx hxfx ig 5X XA Gerald Kindler, Robert Kelker, Larry McCurcheon, Sharon Landrigan, Bryan Eckert,Harold Reusr, Marjorie Teusch, Marilyn Saluke. Michael Young, and Carolyn Sutton. 73 A Xl,-, 5 I , , 1 E Ml Junior-Senior p ar e nt s serve refreshments to the guests d uring intermission. PROML The annual Junior-Senior prom is held at the Knights of Columbus Hall during Senior Week. This year dancing was to the music of Rex Steffy and his orchestra.. The theme of the Prom was An Eve- ning in Paris. Martha Holzinger was chosen queen for the evening. Congratulations Graduates ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. JEWEL SHOP 62nd Anniversary 1893-1955 Huntington Theater Building e-Q1 A f 1 f A 'X- X J ,. v 5915 X - Eileen Ehinger, June Stoffel, Martha Holzinger, Zelma Greenwell, and Mar ilyn Kapp. Q Good Luck Seniors I. EDWARD JOHNSON 8a SONS FATHER CONROY TALKING 75 I DEDICATIQN W.,-' MEX if To Father James P. Conroy, Associate Edi- tor of our Sunday Visitor, who has been, during these past four years, our friend, helper and companion in many spiritual, social and school activities, we, the class of 1955 dedicate this yearbook in gratitude for his understanding interest, and guidance. 4 An anticipated event on the program of Gradua- tion Week activities at the end of the school year is the breakfast at which the Senior Mothers are guests. I i SENIOF :inf lf- grf QW BJ Compliments of KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Huntington Council 1014 -76 59-fb O-L. ai' MOTHERS BREAKFAST awww QM.. I x lA.m-KL Compliments of DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLE Our Lady of Good Counsel Circle 77 4. Fw V 1 Lv . . ,By-,1 Y v 1 4 4-'Il Q C 1 ,f l, IK Q BX r '1', - 1. qi-QT' 'Y 5 1 L Maryln PeGan and Roberta Lootens. Graduation day May 29 began with the Baccalaureate Mass at St. Mary's Church with the Reverend Edward Miller as celebrant. Commence- ment exercises were held at Saints Peter and Paul Auditoriumat eight p. rn. The welcoming was given by Maryln PeGan and Roberta Lootens presented the Valedictory address. The Reverend James O'Connor was speaker and the diplomas were awarded by the Reverend Edward Miller. , . 78 1 4 i ? 5 . A x .- 1 COMMENCEMENT F at h e r Ueber, Father Miller, and Mary Ann Kelker. F ather James O'Connor, Com- mencement Speaker. i J x COMMENCEMENT END AND BEGINNING .! . 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