Newman Central Catholic High School - Comary Yearbook (Sterling, IL)

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4-at Ji ,-gf . :cada The Junior Class of 1951-52. resides in th assembly, 69 strong, and to add a note of dis tinction, is the largest class of Juniors to atten E.ALLEMAND C. C. H. S. PRESIDENT Three big social activities, the Homecomin Dance, Holiday Dance, and the Prom were handle very successfully by the Junior Class, under th guidance of Sister Sarah Marie. The Executive Department consists of Edwar Allernand, President, Ann Mekeel, Vice Presiden1 Mary Bartel, Secretary, and Joseph McCue A. MEKEEL Treasurer. VICE-PRESIDENT . B. ADAMS A J ,,, A . F. ANDERSON dk A an -' A Q J D. BEIEN - A M J 'ga A. BITTORF B, BRADLEY A-A x 1 D H N. BROWN , N, BROWN 3 Q- V ' SQ. 573' J J , D, BROWN - , ww M. . . .-,, J, BURKE - 4. 'XF' f Xu f - - rv- s, BUTLER ,Js 1 , J - el J 1 JJ he mn-Q.. x we . Q i , 'gi -- N A D. CATHELYN M.. J D ' in 2 H. CERVANTES ,g 'vein r 'gt ... I 5 W.COOK f D -- , y Y Q fav, LDIETERLE T - f J .,,,, ...fur A 'ff' J. DIETERLE , ' D J. DEVINE . DQ ,W A '19 V y . M N.DEwEY 'ji ' J J J LDONDERO W J f --is -ef yffy F, Doss 5 'D RWl 4 T. DOWNIE Mui. I . an A J. DROSTE JJ J J, ,J A-N ,,., J s, EMPEN iw-It A f-S -A .. A 'O v-gp . . J, GARLAND F 4 lb. ,Mx v-Sf N 2, D. GARTNER J J 'Vis Q W, GARTNER Aa' n 15. X f J J B. GIBLIN W J J N A P, GORDON fe 0 G- -I R-A -A -H Az' D, . B.OREGOR1Us ..-R .S is 'x ,J J A., D N. GRENNAN S? J D 'L' 'Q' 1 P' 9, - D' G,GRIEB r L A , ff .4 ...Ri nf.. 28

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008404 , Seadoo We!! We, the Class of 1952, of the City of Sterling, State of Illinois, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament in manner and form as follows: Shirley Hamblock and Loretta Kiefer will their jobs as telephone operators to Pat Ham- block and Gail Kiefer. Helen Long wills her ability to blush to Irene Eilert, Eugene Gordon wills his confidence in Trig, class to Don McGinn. Eleanor Ebersole wills her desire to be a nurse to Barbara Tift. To Mary Stein, Sharon Dale leaves her memories of the afternoon in the Marian 6622 Room, Ruth Anning wills her excellent posture to Joanie Garland. Nick Gutierrez and Joe Ramirez will their cooking abilities to Steve Sprinkle and Yutt Novak, Anna Marie Blanding wills her sports mindedness to Barbara Gregorius. Jim Harrison wills Him Mangan another chance to break the 880 record. Joe Bittorf wills his skills to George Grieb, Bill Dempsey wills his waiting across the street to Rob Henry. Mary Gilmore wills her work to Donna Gilmore. Jim Grennan wills his interest in the dead to Bob Thoman. Ed McAndrews bequeathes his quiet patience with Fords to Joe Tully. Bill Lauff wills his quietness to Bill Giblin. Jim McGinn turns over the keys of his truck to Dick Cathelyn. Suzie McCormick wills her vociferous interest in the basketball games to Mildred Dewey, John Manion leaves his job on the Marian to Ed Allemand. David Apple bequeaths his parking space to Tom Downie. Jim McConvi1le wills his job at the A 8a P to John Joe McDonnell. Jim Tehan wills his title as tallest senior to Paul Vock, Bill Stotzer leaves his golf clubs to Joe Henry. Carmel Lu Timmons bequeaths her friendly smile to Norma Grennan. Betty Waldschmidt wills her helpfulness to Barbara Adams. Ramona Ostrander's interest in photography goes to a fellow Harmonite, Patsy McCor- mick, Marilyn Schauf' leaves her Marian circulation list to Angela Erwin and Rita McCue. Nolra Ihee Timmons and Donna Oester will their seventh period typing to Bill and Gerald Sc au , Pat Wolf and Joyce Yell will an 8:00 o'c1ock commercial class to David Gartner. Hugh Miller and Bud Morrissey leave their farming skill to Bob Kay and Joe Dondero. To the best qualified cheerleader, Joanie McGinn leaves her place on the Varsity. Marian Warrier wills her trips back and forth to Harmon to Steve Murphy. To the incoming Freshman Class, Louise Regan leaves her cheerful disposition. Nancy Vock wills her volley ball skill to the junior class. Larry Wahl leaves his rank in class to Joe McCue. X Angela Perino leaves her Notre Dame jacket to the most ardent Notre Dame fan at C. c. H. s. . Abe Guiterrez leaves his saddle shoes to Bill Murphy. Mart Papoccia wills his skill on the basketball floor to Ed Rios. Pooky Bergonz leaves his skill in Geometry to Ned Dewey. ' , In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names, this eighth day of June, Q! in the year of our Lord, 1952. Q The Senior Class O eawz , , in em 'l 27

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6. Zhu fi it if X.-1' Individual honors go to Paula Gordon, George N rieb, John Joe McDonnell, and Rocco Matera wr their outstanding performances in the play Parents Are Like That . Orchids to George Nl.BARTEL rieb who won the Newman Contest with his es- SECRETARY iy, which was placed in the cornerstone of New- V .an Center. Congrats also,go to Pat McCormick ,I AN ir her essay which won the Christmas Contest id to Edward Allemand for his excellent piano ' Riff! zcital. .E J And so goes the Junior Class -- on to the Sen- lex ir Homeroom we hope! J. MCCUE TREASURER M, HENKEL i - , Li B, HENRY ,, A if 4.-. -, ! , B.HUTTEN A f , ff g 1 MV M. JAMES X 11 E ' jf , A H.J1MENEz Q, , , ,A A p A B. KAY Y E' C- KEEFE -1- gl .. , A .. -- S. LANSFORD 'A Z N - 15 P, MCCORMICK Q 3,5 . tin . ,,y, ,E 3 J, MCDONNELL I E tgit A' s -My 2 .. D. MCGINN ' Y P, MCGINN t r'-no A., A H , X M. MCKENNA ', '24 A g fn '5- 5, A V '95, 1. MANGAN . ,Q f Y llqz Y +int ' L' '- R, MATERA A ftsi A E. 'W g E I, S. MURPHY R, N A A Y Vt , M, NOVAK E E ,. M, OBERG -s A -P ,,, X ' , J. o'MALLEY R 9 -we lf 'J' M, PERRIS 'K Y 'W f fr' D, POTTS BW, 1 if w X ' A a ..,. E 1 J. RIFE . A E. mos ? . A. ROSS E- E pk P is f. .C ...Y D. SAUNDERS 5 gi 1 gi R 'TNA A D. SA UNDERS , fQ1'g,xf'f X lvvt fegyg xt , Y in ,ti VL G, SCHAUFF E E E A E C B. SCHA UFE , 7 A A . B. THOMAN y , f, Za- ' Q. 'Sa B. TULLY is Y 1 A Q ' A sf 4452 if i 4 P' VOCK E' 1 A l . 29