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A M44 MQZVLZW Q 6 M E-'MWC Q I A L L Paul Delker Assustant Chref Jem Saum Sports Editor Tom Fuscher B1 Delores Cook lee Bartley Mary Honnlgtord Walter Wrlson Juluanne Gnaegy larry Hull Jerry Hubert Jerry Fehn Robert Klausmerer Conme Kreuzberger Edna Holler Nancy Shundler Jeanette Doerr C Joe Van Wunkle Janace Gehlhausen Joanne Englebert Joe Harruson Jntl The Theme lllustratlon The Cover Bull Schaefer Ulla tllltll but Don Brennan Wrlllam Mattlngly 1 Lnrrzy Q r L on Charles Smith Joe Hnnton Mary Alyce Metcalfe Betty Long Helen Schueler Rosemary Sturm Mary Anne Long S1OLl4liC C LllfCT5 Dorothy Drexler Wrlllam Klelndorfer Mary Lourse Van Wnnkle Rose Marne Herman Ll vallllfevf-I-ll-LCAI. l!JAUfL f'f4iAllAlf Ql Yallllfetftl Bill 'tter r C 'If ll ll. CTA Kill. l 'M ,V ff '.e ,ffl HA 711 -. . 47 ' U 405 li' Mm I t MFT? mhz 3 it 'Hf OR hus signal contrlbuhon to Memorial an teachmg and an dnrectmg Men Me morlal dedlccltes this book to Brother Loyola C S C 15:15 Ez! G, QQ ' Fw! fi xi! 1 I...- min Hi Q31 l In 1 7 vi' Q HX VV K 2 7 ' or A VV E X. Hia G- A or .3 M gt, r r 2 r iinfllrw r Wall y 1 r r is A w r 5. . r fs n '1 . 5 ,sf Q0 1 gg? B Q 3111 illlemnriam BROTHER DANIEL, C.S.C. August 1943 Principal 1925-28 Vice-Principal 1928-43 Hi, Excellency 6 THE REVEREND PATRTCK KILFOIL THE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH E. RITTER, D,D. Quan. Superintendent Bishop of lndionopolis I F 4 .-.fe-.J SISTER ST. AGATHA BROTHER CHARLES, C.S.C. Principal of Girls' Department Principal of Boys' Department 5 MH L- itll! V THE SISTER AMBROSE English . . . Social Science Junior Class Adviser REVEREND JAMES BURNS, C.S.C. Chaplain ff ' W ti. ,i ,WM , MR- FRANK ADAMS BROTHER ALBERTUS, C.s.C. Music Mathematics .in-. OUQ BROTHER BENEDICTUS, C.S.C. SISTER MARY BLANCHE Social Science . . . Science 5CienCe . - . M0themGfiCS SISTER MARIE CARMEL Social Science . . . Mathematics Sophomore Class Adviser Junior Class Adviser SISTER CLARICE Library 1 1? f ,. nur X! MR, ARTHUR COSGROVE Physical Education Baskelball Coach goo ,..4.n--., BROTHER ELSTAN, C.S.C. BROTHER GERALD' CSVC. Lam' - ' ' Religion Social Science . . . Religion Social Science Music ' 'gf l ,rl ik rc E?F'fv iihr ,-pn.. K' 5'5TER MARY GERTRUDE BROTHER HILARY, C.s,c. sismz MARY IMMACULEE Enghsh ' ' ' Commerce Commercial . . . Religion Sqienge , , , Health Sophomore Class Adviser BROTHER IVO, C,S.C. SISTER FRANCIS JEROME BROTHER LUDWIG, C.S.C, English Music Appreciation . . . Glee Club Science 9,1 Eur' 'M ,,4nn-.- Q'-Gai-,1 , ,, . THE REVEREND JOHN LYNCH Religion 'Qu-Q Mr BROTHER NOEL, C.S.C. Science . . . Malhemalics BROTHER VENARD, C.S.C. latin . . . Social Science tsl 1 Q SISTER MARGUERITE MARIE BROTHER MAURUS, C.S.C. English . . . Malhemalics English - - - Sociol SCIGTICE Senior Class Adviser SISTER PETRA English . . . Lalin Freshman Class Adviser SISTER MARY VIATOR Spanish . . . Commerce ii-3y!'5'-il MR. DON PING Social Science . . . Football Coach SISTER XAVIER English . . . Social Science Freshman Class Adviser ,,9' .ft-1-7 enlaw SENIOR OFFICERS Fronf Raw: Connie Kreuzberger, vice-presidenfp Celine Hardesly, president: Beverly Braun, secrelaryg Sally Ann Maftingly, treasurer. Back Row: Jim Saum, vice-presidentp Frank Endress, presidenlg Bill Schaefer, secrelaryp Tom Fischer, treasurer. SALUTATORIAN AND VALEDICTORIAN Mariorie Mason, Robert Barnes 'UP' E' l l 5 5 fi ? 1 SZ qw go eniow RITA ANDERS HENRY WILLIAM MAURICE LEE ANGERMEIER BETTY JEAN BACKES 1322 W. Keller SI. ANGERMEIER 521 S. Bennighof Ave. R.R. 1 Hogue Road SI. Anthony's R.R. No. 4 SI. BenedicI's Sacred Hearl Hisrh Honors 2. 3: Honors 4. SI. Joseph's Entered Sept. '40: Assem- blies 2. Entered Sept. '40: Assem- blies 3, 4: Minstrels 1, 2: Prom Committee 32 Football 1, 2, 3. 4 -- Monogram 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1. Class President 2: Operetta 1, 2, 3: St. Catherine's Day Committee 3: This Way to Hollywood 3: Football Ban- quet Hostess 3: Sodality Sec. retary 4: Glee Club Presi- dent 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY BANKFORD 709 Easl Columbia St. St. Joseph's Hirh Honors l, 2. 3. 4: Sen- ior Breakfast Hostess 3. ROBERT DALTON BARNES 103 N. Weinbach Ave. SI. BenedicI'S Entered Sept. '4fI: Honor Monogram 1. 2. 3: Rotary Honor Banquet 2. 3: Assem- blies I. 2. 3. 4: Band Treas- urer 4: Hand 2. 3, 4. WILLIAM EUGENE BEAVIN 306 E, Franklin St. SI. Joseph's Entered Sept. '-ill: Band 2. 3, 4: Band Vice-President 4: Annual Review 1. MARGARET THERESA BECK 710 Soulh Kentucky Ave. SI. Benedi-:I's Entered 3: Victory Corps 3: May Queen Attendant 4. WILLIAM PATRICK BLAIR 1505 Glendale Ave. St. Agnes Entered Sept. 'Jug Assam. blies 4: Annual Revue 2: Football 3. 4 f Monogram 4: Bemzal Bouts 3. ROBERT PATRICK BLAXTON 107 S. Grand Ave. St. BenedicI's Entered Sept. '-IU: Banquet Committees 2, 3. 4. ROSE MARIE BORN 216 E. Franklin Sl. St. .Ioseph's Assembly 3: St. C:itherine's Day Committee 3: Senior Breakfast Committee 3: Prom Committee 3: Football Banquet Hostess 3, 4: Foun- dation Day Program -I: So- dality Dance Committee 4. BEVERLY BRAUN 604 E. Chandler Ave. Assumption Entered 2: Honors 1: Hiilh Honors 2: 'Class Treasurer 2: Mission Representative 3: Assembly 3: Class Secretary 4: Christmas Proxlram 4: Football Banquet Hostess 4: Sprint: Fever 4: May Queen Attendant 4: Glee Club 4. DONALD EDWARD BRENNAN 924B S. Sixth St. Sl. Mary's Entered Sept. '-141: Honor Monopzram 2: Honor Ban- quet 2: Assemblies l. 2. 3. 4: Annual Revue l. 2. 3: MEMORIAL 2. 3, 4: ME- MORIAL REVIEW 4: Ilance Comrnittees l. 2, 3. 4: Foot- ball 4: Radio Ilroadrast 4: Naval Air Corps Reserve. JAMES THOMAS BURNS 211 Kerlh Ave. St. Benedicfs Entered Sept. 'Uni Annual Revue 1. 3: Assemblies 3, 4: Football -I: Dance Commit- tees 1, 4: Bengal Bouts 1. THE B15 THREE -1 'QF' Ours, 'T' I I A LOUISE CHIADO ROBERT JOSEPH CLEMENS DELORES COOK WILLIAM ARTHUR DOROTHY JEAN COX 918 E. Eichel Ave. 316 Read St. 728 Maxwell Ave. COUDRET 704 East Delaware Street 57- JOSEPIVS Assumption SI. Joseph's 619 E. Iowa St. St. Joseph's Glee Club 2, 3: Entered Me- chanic Arts 3: Vic'e-Presi- dent and Program Chairman Girl Reserve Club Me- chanic Arts. Entered Sept. '-IU: Band 2. 3. 4: Softball 1. Ulveretta I, 3: Christmas Program 1, 3. 4: Assembl St. Joseph's n er-1 Ce it. '44I: Band 4: Y 3: Prom Committee 3: Se- EHERAIIHIT nior Breakfast Hostess 3: Foundation Day Program 4: Yearbook Staff 4 1 May Queen 4: Glee Club 1, 3, 4. High Honors 2: Operetta 1: Christmas Program 1: As- sembly 3: Our I.ady's Com- mittee 3: Sodality Publicity Committee 4: Harvest Moon Ilan:-e Committee 4: Glee Club 1. ROBERT LOUIS DEAN 315 E. Michigan SI. St. Joseph's Entered Sept. '-IU: Ilonor Monogram 1. 2 : Rotary Iianquet 2. PAUL VINCENT DELKER 107 S. Alves St. Henderson, Kentucky Holy Name Entered Sept, '40: Football 1, 2. 3. 4: Basketball l, 2: Assemblies 1, 43 MEMOR- IAL 2. 3. 4: Honor Mono- grams I. 2, 3, 4: Secretary 2: Ilance Committees l. 3: Rotary Honor Banquet 2. 3: Iiadio Broadcast 4: MEMOR- IAL REVIEW 4. RUDOLPH DELLER 1405 Sycamore S1. SU. BenedicI's Entered Sept, '-141: Assem- blies 2. 33 MEMORIAL 4: Football 2, 3, 4 Mono- Ilram 4: Basketball 2, 3. 4 - - Monogram 3. 4: Retreat Es- say VVinner 2. PAUL MARVIN DEWES 517 S. Runnymeade Ave. St. Benedicfs Entered Sept. XXII: Football l: Basketball 1: Assemblies 2. 3: Annual Revue l. 2. 3: Ilanee Committees 1. DOLORES DIEHI. 1426 E. Walnut SI. St. Benedicfs Entered 2: Secretary 2: Vice-President Ii: Ceeilian Hour 3: Assembly 3: Prom Committee 31 Madonna in Christmas Program 4 : Sodal- ity Dance Committee 4: Football Banquet Hostess 4: Sodality Publicity Committee 4. EUGENE JOSEPH DIETSCH 2028 W. Michigan SI. St. Boniface Entered Sept. '44i: Band 1, g:4IVIeL'hanie Arts Student RICHARD DILE 1123 E. Columbia St. St. .Ioseph's Entered Sept. '43: Handball 4. DONALD VICTOR DIPPEL 616 E. Iowa St. St. Joseph's Entered Sept. '40: President 1: Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1. 2. 3, 4 - Mono- gram 4: All State 3rd Team 4: All City 4: Kiwanis Award 4: Gold Cup 3. .IEANETTE DOERR 1505 S. Morton Ave. Holy Trinity Football Banquet Hostess 3, 4: Assembly 3: Cecilian Hour 3: Assembly 3: St. Catherinds lbay Committee 3: Christmas Program 3: Prom Committee 3: Class Prophecy 4: Glee Club 3. MARGARET ROSE DONAHUE 1033 E. Mulberry St. St. Benedicfs High Honors 2: Honors 1. 3. 4 : Oneretta 1 : Foundation Day Play 4: Glee Club I. Sis i 'Q' ETHEL MARIE EDWARDS 1123 Fountain Ave. St. Anthony's Honors 2, 3: Cleo Club 4. FRANK THOMAS ENDRESS 772 Lombard Ave. St. Benedict's Entered Sept.. '4U: Secretary 3: President 4: Assemblies 1, 2. 3. 4: Annual Revue 1. 2: Basketball l: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Monmlram 2, 3, 4: Football Captain 4 : All State Honorable Mention 2, 3: All City 3, 4: All State 4: Gold Cup 3: Annual Revue 4. ROBERT HENRY ENSNER 923 S. Sixth St. St. Mary's Entered Sept. '41+: Assem- blies 3, 4: Annual Revue 1: Vice-President 1: MEMOR- IAL 3: Football 3, 4 --- Monoizram 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 2, 3. 4: All State Honorable Mention 4: All City 4. JOHN JEROME FEHN 3048 Adams Ave. Assumption JEROME WILLIS FELLER 319 N.W. Ninth St. Assumption Entered Sept. '4lJ: Honor Entert-tl Sept, '39:R1--1-ntert-tl Monogram 1, 2: Assemblies '43: Football I :Varsity Base- 2, 4: Annual Rt-vue 2: ME- MORIAL 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4: Treas- ure-r 2, 3: Navy llay Essay Contest VVinner 3: Dance Committees 3: Rotary Ban- quet 2: MEMORIAL RE- VIEW 4. ball 1, 2, 4: Winner Hand- ball 'liournt-y I : Ilanve Com- mittees 3: Ht-mzal Bouts 1. TERESA ANN FIEDLER 1412 E. Walnut St. St. Benedict's Christmas Program 1: As- sembly 3: Prom Committee 3: Football Banquet Hostess 4: Clee Club 1. THOMAS CHARLES FISCHER 438 Lincoln Park Dr. St. Benedict's Entered Sept. '4U: Honor Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4: Rotary Banquet 2, 3: MEMORIAL 3, 4: Football 1, 3: Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4 - - Monogram 3, 4. Captain 4: Softball 1. 2. 3: Vice-President 2 :Presi- dent 3: Treasurer 4: Radio Broadcast 4: MEMORIAL REVIEW 4. THOMAS GEORGE FUCHS 1635 Brookside Dr. St. Benedict's Entered Sept. '40: Football 1: Band 1. 2: Assemblies 1: DOROTHY JEAN GIES 408 Harriet St. St. Anthony's Foundation Day Play 4 : Pub- licity Committee 4. DONALD EUGENE GILLISON 650 E. Illinois St. St. Joseph's Entered Sept. '40: Book Club Annual Revue 1' 25 SQCW' 3, 4: Hanqut-t Committees. tary 1, 2: Bengal Bouts 1. JO ANNE GLEASON 1312 Bayard Park Drive St. Benedict's Operetta 1, 2. 3: Mission Skits 1. 2: Assembly 3: Victory Corps Skit 3: Vic- tory Corps Representative 3: Football Banquet Hostess 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4. JULIANNE GNAEGY 1106 West Illinois St. Holy Trinity Operetta 1: Christmas Pro- HARRIE ADAM GOEDDE EDWARD SHIRLEY GOETZ KENNETH LEO GREDER 104 N.W. Seventh St. Assumption Entered Sent. '40: Honor gram 1: Assembly 3: Har- Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4: Rotary vest Moon Dance Commit- Honor Banquet 2, 3: Annual tee 4: Publicity Committee Revue 1: MEMORIAL 4: 4: Thanksgiving Dance Com- Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Hoosier mittee 4: MEMORIAL 4: Boy's State 3: Science Con- Yearbook Staff 4: May Queen testant 4: Radio Broadcast Attendant 4: Glee Club 1. 4. 114 E, Iowa St. St. Joseph's 395 S. Alvord Boulevard St. Benedict's Entered Sept. '40: Dance Entered Sept. '43: Football Committees 3. 4: Former Student of St. Ambrose Academy. Daven- port. Iowa. or No 7 Cnsso .. Jufensnns WHERE ls He 7 - I Luft I7 Hfnf, Cam. FIR JOHN GRIESE 428 Lewis Ave. St. Benedict's Entered Sent. '40: Book Club 3, 4: Banquet Commit- tees 3. 4. BETTYE LOU HAERING 4 Mary Street Assumption MILDRED HALL 10 W. Delaware SI. St. Joseph's Mission Representative 1: Uneretta 2. 3: Assembly 3: Operetta 1, 2: Assembly 3: Hostess at Football Banquet 4: May Queen Attendant 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Glee Club 2, 3. EDNA HALLER 3124 lglehart Ave. Sacred Heart Oneretta 1. 2. 3: Minstrel 2: This Way to Hollywood 3: Christmas Programs 1. 2, 3. 4: Assembly 3: St. Cath- erim-'s Day Committee 3: Victory Corps 3: S1wrihX! Fever 4: MEMORIAL 4: Columnist for Sunday Pap:-r 4: May Queen Attendant 4: Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4. CELINE HARDESTY 300 N. Sherman St. SI. Joseph's Assembly 3: Victory Corps 3: Prom Committee 3: Class President 4: Football Ban- quet Hostess 4: Glee Club 1. 4. ROBERT FRANK HARTLEIN 1023 Fifth Ave. St. Boniface Entered Sept. '40: Annual Revue 1. MARY TERESA HARTMAN 907 W. Maryland St. St. Anthony's Om-rvtta I : Assembly 3: St. Cathr-rine's Ilay Committee 3: Victory Corps 3: Prefect of the Sodality 4: Chairman of Soclality Ilancv 4: Glce Club 1. JAMES LOUIS HENN 3551 N. Capitol Ave. St. Thomas Aquinas Indianapolis, Indiana Entered Sept. '40: Mechanic' Arts Student 3. 4. ROSE MARIE HERMAN 22 N. St. Joseph Ave. St. Boniface Honors I: Hizh Honors 2: Class Treasurer l: Operetta 1. 2. 3: Minstrel 21 This Way to Hollywood 3: Prom Committee 3: Victory Corps 3: Spring Fever 4: Foun- dation Day Program -1: ME- MORIAL 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Glee- Club Secretary 3, 4. BETTY ANN HESS 600 N. Wabash Ave. SI. Boniface Glee Club 1: Uperetta 1. LYMAN LAWRENCE Hll-l-, JOSEPH HAROLD HINTON MARGARET HIRSCH MARGARET M. JAMES ROLAND HORN JR- 304 Wedeking Ave. R.R. 3 HOLLINGSWORTH 1319 Olive St. 831 E- Chandler AVS- St. Joseph's St. Mary's 613 S.E. Sixth Street St. Benedict's 51- BSYICCLICVS Entered Sent. 'Ariz Assem- Uperetta 11 Victory Corps St. Mary's Entered Sept. '41g Annual Entered Sept. '40: Annual Revue 2. 3. 4: Assemblies 2. 3: MEMORIAL 4: Tennis 1, 2. 3, 4: City Tennis Champ - Singles and Dou- bles 3: Dance Committees 3, 4: MEMORIAL REVIEW 4. BELLS J 4 X ! blies 1. 2, 3: Annual Revue 3: Foundation Day Program 1. ZZ. 3: MEMORIAL RE- 4: Glee Club 1. VIEW 4. Honors 2: Foundation Day Proirram 4. Flo Caprquoum VOLGUS Rf-vue 1: Football 1. Marr: lr JCREHM 17 71 Y S. '96-J 'X I L -and 'UG ,Q . W I , . L ' 33' 'Y -nn- JAMES LOUIS HUBERT 868 Lombard Ave. Chris? The King Hmm-ri-fl Sqn. VIH: Honor Monoizrum I. 2: Assn-mhlimfs 3: MEIVIURIAI, 3, 1 1 FootIu:iII Zi: Ilnnm- Commit- I1-s-s li. LI: Rotzxry Honor Bzinouc-t 2. MARY HUFF 320 W. Oregon Sfreei Mzxy Assum piion Quw-n ALM-nrin nl 4. WILMA JENT 521 S. Grand Avenue St. BenedicI's Honors Ll: Clnss Trm-:is11rs'r QS: Assembly 3: Mission R1-1i1'vs1-ntzitive 42 Foundin- Iion Ilny Plzxy -1. JOHN CHARLES KAELIN 425 Lewis Avenue St. in-rm-ml S 1-pl. -LH. II'iske-L- Ii'1II I' Nui' BenedicI's JOHN EDWARD KASSENBROCK 754 E. Virginia St. SI. Joseph's timll I1 Annuxxl Em,.l.'.d gvm 'UV I.-mltlmll MARTHA KEIL 928 Sixth Stree? SV. Mary's Hiilh Honors l. 2: Class Sm'- rvtnry Ci: Mission Sm-iw-l:i1'y 4: Mission lim-pri-si-ntzxlivv 2: This YV:iy to Hollywood 3: Assembly 3: Christmas Program Zi: Sl. Czithc-rinffs Day Committee 3 1 Front Committm- Ii: Foundzxtion Iluy I'I:iy -1: Spring ' -I: May Quurn Atlvnrizinl 4. LEO A. KEMPF, JR. 1108 N. Elliot? St. SI. Joseph's Enu-red S1-pl. 2111: Ms-cimniv .Xrts Slurivnl Si. 4. MARGARET KEMPF R,R. 7 Darmstadf Road St. AnII1ony's .Xssi-mlmlies 1. 2, 3, 4. VII I'-.23 I '1-I fm' Army AI Iiiunournm '12 IVIvr'h:unim' Ji IImI'5' H- Arts Stilfil-nt II, 4: .XII City -I. MARY CAROLINE KERN JOHN ALBERT KISSEL 3300 Iglehart Avenue 1520 E. Walnut Sl. SI. Boniface ST. Benedicfs Opvrf-ltzi Zi: GIA-Q' Club 3: Env-rm-ci SMH. '4'l: Assum- Foothnll Iinninn-t Hosti-ss 4. Iilivs l. 2, 3. AI: Annual Re-- vua- LZ. 3: Iinnil I. 2. 3. -11 Studi-nt Mzinznzm-r 1. 1. Ci, 4: Iiuml Pri-siflvnt ,I : Music Solo Conlvst Vifinni-r 25: School Urvhz-strzx 1, LZ. Zi: .-Xrmy Air Corps Ra-sf-rw-. VICTOR JOSEPH KISSEL ROBERT EDWARD EDNA KLINGLER WILLIAM THEODORE MARY ROSE KNEER R.R. NO. 1 Box 504 KLAUSMEIER 2722 W. Fronkiin SI. KNAPP 2503 W. Virginia SI. Sv. Philip's 1116 W. Maryland St. Sacred Heart 912 W. Michigan St. Sacred Hear! Entvrui Sqn, '4og .-Xnnunl SI. Anthony's St. Cnlhe-rini-'s lmy Commit- SI. Anthony's .'Xsr1!11IlI5' 341 SI- l':il1i':I'in1 S Rvvuv 1. 2. 15: Assvmhliw-s Emmwd SUM '4,,. Hmmm. lm- 3: Foolimll Bunqueft I.4mH...,l gpm. -QW. IA.,-I J., IMA' ffllllllllilw' 342 I'1'UlIj1-III l. 2, 3, 4: Bnski-LIm:xlI I- -i Monmlrzirn 1 A Ii '4' Buns! I1f'Slvss 4, H for .-Xrmv. Hi I'I t IIUEIVSD Ii' 4: Xu Zi, 4: Monrnzmm 4: Softimll 1' 3' 3. 4: A,l1,n,i,i1k.Q 1' g' ' Y l'3' 1iUl'I'5 3- ., .41 , QQ uv 1 Ib-im-QA ... - . . 'rrvtz '. I Commilte-Q s 2, 3. Ji, 4 : Annuzil Ib-vue I : Radio Li1'o:uIC:isL 41 51 HMURIAL REVIEVV 1. ' if 5 8-30 fi vi F1 lk B 0 S I T 0 M E N nm, P R E 1' . if D fir E N 6 . H 0 'Q' 8 on ,Q A 'un wx, 1, , Ii' i' i.'-.t-i175t . 2 Z 4 . . I L h . . Mg :I 'in .ti wifi 'D' - Wliw' . , .: 1 ' Y. it y gg, ' mm, Q, ,1 2 'I 1 A 'U' QW ww' DOLORES KOCH 1126 W. Columbia Sl. St. Anthony's High Honors 21 Honors 4: Victory Corps 3: Football Banquet Hostess 4: May Qu:-en Attendant 4. CHARLINE KRAMER 1671 Bayard Park Drive St. Benedict's Operetta I. 12: Assembly 3: Cerilian Hour 3: Prom Com- mittee 3: Book Committee 4: Football Iiantpn-t Hostess 3 4' Clit Club l CONNIE KREUZBERGER 847 Lincoln Avenue St. Benedict's High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4: Vive-Pres. I: Vice-Pre-s. 42 Opera-tta l. 2: Book W'eel4 Proplram 2: Assembly 3: Prom Committee 3: Football Iianqui-t 3, -1. Vietory Corps IS, Gln-il Club 1, 2, 4: Spring: I-'i-vt-r 4: Foundation Ilay Vtwmmittv-4' 4: MEMORIAL -It Class History 4. ROBERT CARL LINDENSCHMIDT 1413 Mesker Park Dr. SI. Boniface Entered Sept. '4lIg Softball I, 2, 3. 4: Annual Iii-vue I. 2. 3, 4. WILFRED FRANCIS LOESCH 1310 Oakley St. St. Anthony's Entered Sept. '4u: Book Club 3, 4: Softball Zi, 4. BETTY LONG MARY ANNE LONG BETTY LUTTERBACH JOHN WILLIAM WILLIAM EDWARD MACKE 1227 Olive Streel 1227 Olive Street 1018 Baker Avenue MOCGREGOR 707 W. Virginia St. St. Benedicl's St. Benedict's Sl. Joseph's 1705 Glendale Ave, St. Anthony's Hifh Honors 1, 2. 4: 0 me Honors 1. 3. 4: High Hon- Uperettzi l: Assembly 3: St. Sl. Agnes Entered Sept. '4U: Baseball L I V' etta 1, 3, 4: Assembly 3: Victory Corps Quiz Proizram 3: Christmas I'roi:ram 3, 4: Prom Committee Ii: Victory Corps 32 Kilt-e Club l, ll, 4: Art Club 3: Foundation Ilay Program 4: Harvest Moon Dance Committee 4: Class Prophevy 4: IVIEMOIKI.-XL 4. ors 2: Up:-retta 1, 3, 4: As- sembly 35 Virtory Corps Quiz 3: Christmas Proyram 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Art Clulr 3: Glen- Club l, 3, 4: Foundation Day Prouram 4: Football Banquet Hostess 4: Harvest Moon Committee 4: MEMORIAL 4: Class History 4. Cathvrint-'s Ilay Committee 3: I'rom Committee 3: Glen- Club I, 2, 3. Entered Sept. '4ll: Assem- blies 2: Annual Revue I, 2. 1: Left for Army Jan. '44. FRANCIS JOSEPH MANGOLD 1221 Harriet St. St. Anthooy's Entered Sept. '4llg Mevhanic Arts Student 3, 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH MARCHU 3215 E. Gum Sl. Christ The King Entered Sent. '42: Annual Revue 3 3 Hand 3. 4 : ME- MORIAL Il. JEANEIIE MARTIN 2410 W. Virginia Sl. St. Boniface Honors I, 3: High Honors 21 Victory Corps 3: Vit-tory Corps Quiz Prouram 3 L Prom Committl-e 3: IA-gion of Ilevt-m-y 4, MARJORIE ANN MASON 1311 South Kentucky Ave. St. Benedict's Hiizh Honors 1, 2, 3, 4. Mission President 4: Vivtory Football Assembly 2: Assume lily 33 Opt-retta 23 This VVay to Hollywood 3: St. Cithv 'im-'S IM Committee .. i . . y 3: Prom Committee 3: Foot- ball Banquet Hostess 3, 4 Vit-tory Corps 3: Book Com- mittee 4: Glee Club 2. 3. MARY ANN MATTINGLY 1640 Ecst Division St. St. Benedic1's Football Assembly 3: Victory Corps 3: St. Cathf-rlncfs Day Committee 3. 771-teena. osr DUETTEJ SALLY ANN MATTINGLY DOLORES MAY JOSEPH LLOYD McBRlDE JOSEPH ROGER MARY ALYCE METCALFE 407 S.E. Second St. 912 West Oregon St. 621 S. Bennighof Ave. McDERMOTT 706 N. Main Street St. Mary's St. Anthony's St. Benedict's 1909 Mary St. Holy Trinity Entered September '42: Class Honors 1. 2: Glee Club 1: Entered Sept. '40: Football St. Joseph's Hipzh Honors 2: This Way Treasurer 4: Victory Corps Christmas Program 1: Foun- 1, 2: 3, 4 -- Monogram 3. Entered Sem. v42. Handball to Hollywood 3: Assembly Representative 3: Victory Corps Quiz Program 3: Op- eretta 3: Foundation Day Committee : Turkey Hop Committee: Glee Club 3. 4. dation Day Play 4. 43 Softball 3: Assemblies 1, . 2. 3. 4: Annual Revue 1. 2: 3' 4' Book Club 3' 4' Dance Committees 3. 3: Harvest Moon Dance and Turkey Hop Committee: MEMORTAL 4: Class Will Committee 4. 1 GEORGIA MUENSTERMAN ERNESTINE MILLS ROSE MARIE MINNETTE GERARD ANTHONY MOERS WILLIAM OTTO MOERS 532 N. Bell Ave. 1602 E. Michigan, Apt. D 114 N.W. Seventh St. 616 W. Columbia St. 407 Maxwell Ave. St. Boniface St. Benedict's Assumption St. Anthony's St. Joseph's Victory Corps 32 Football Honors 2: Mission Repre- Operetta 1. 2: Glee Club Entered Sept. '41: Music Entered Sept. 40: Assem- Banquet Hostess 4: L4-ggion sentative 1. 2: Victory l. 2. Appreciation Club: Handball blies 1. 2, 3: Annual Revue of Decency 4. Corps Assembly 3: Victory 1. 4. 1. 2, 3: Hand 1, 2. 3. 4: Corps Representative 3: Band Secretary 4. Football Banquet Hostess 4: St. Catherine's Day Hostess 3: Chairman Our Lady's Committee 4. JOHN STEPHEN RAYMOND JOSEPH JOHN MARTIN MULLALLY ANTHONY PHILIP CLARA LOUISE ORTH MONTGOMERY MOONEY 1359 Ravenswood Dr. NEUMANN 1019 Grove St. 511 E. Iowa St. 1125 Bayard Park Dr. St. Benedict's 221 N. Mary St. St. Boniface Sl. Joseph's St. Benedict! Ent.-rtvd Sept. '41r: Assvm- Assumption Cer-ilian Hour 3: Operetta Entered Sept. 310: Annual Revue 1. 2: Hand I. 2: Mi-- rhanic Arts Student 3. 4, Entered Sept. '-10: Rand 1. IIIIPS I- 2' 3' 41ffnmH RS' Entered Sept. Elo- Honor 3: Victory COLIN 33 CIW 2. 3. -I: Assemblies 2: An- Vu' I5 FUOIINIII L- 3' 'I ' Monogram 1. 2: Honor Han- Club 3' nual Revue 2. Mflnomlilm 4' que-t 2: Annual Re-vue 1: Merhanir' Arts Studi-nt 3. -1. at B16 Foun Lazy . 1731 1 Fnmvff Jenn y H A 1: C4 ROBERT JOHN PATRY JOHN JOSEPH PAULI PAUL ALBERT PFAU PATRICIA ANN PING HARRY MALCOLM POWERS Old Slate Road 1114 Cherry St. R.R. No. 5 Stringlown Rd. 1413 E. Sycamore St. 1112 E. Virginia St. St. Anlhony's St. Mary's St. Joseph's St. Benedicl's Sl. Joseph's 1'Int4-rm-il Si-pt. '-10: Asswm- lilies 1, 3: Ifoollrall 1. Class PM-sirif-nt 3: Ass:-mbly pt 40 Golf 1. 1. 1'Ilita-iwrl Si-pl. '44l: llarul 1, El1L1'1't'llS4' .' Z, Il, 4: Annual Ile-vue 1, 2, ll. 4. 3: St. Catherine-'s Ilay Pro- uram Ii: Prom Commiltm- 3: Football lianque-L Hnstm-ss 3: Sprint: Fever 4: Founda- tion llay Program 4, Entvre-11 Ss-pt. '41: B1-npral Hou!-1 l. EDWARD C. REEVES, JR. BETTYE REHERMAN EVELYN RIEDFORD GENE PAUL RIORDAN JAYNIE ROBERTS 542 Kelsey Ave. 1315 W. Eichel Avenue R.R. 7 26 Edgar Sl. 2737 W. Franklin Sl. St. Benedicl's St. Anlhony's Sl. Joseph's Assumption Sacred Heart Ente-ri-rl Sqft. '1Il: Flvotlvall Thi, Vl':iy to Hollywood Sl.JDSepl1,lr1d. 1'fnte-rs-11 Sm-pl, '4Ug Anmml Upgrg-11:1 1, 23 Minn,-1.1 Q 1. 2, Cl: Ilasvlrall 11 .-Xnriual Il: Assn-mlily Iii 1'rom Com- May Qmmn Aupndum 4: 50- Rr-vuv 1, 2: Ilanrv Commit- ASM-mllly fl: Christmas Pro- Ri-vu1- 1. Ll: Now mm-mln-r of nlilti-le 11: film- Clulr 1. llullu. Dunn, Commute? 4- te-1-s 4: 1'1anr1 1 5 Footlsall 1. gram 4: Glu- l'lul1 1. 2, 4. U,S.lVl.C. ' JOHN ANDREW RUDER 1109 Lodge Ave. Sl. Benedicl's Ente-re-11 So-pt. '4H: Annan R1-vue 1. I MARY LOU RUSCHE 427 S. New York Ave. Holy Trinity PATRICIA ANN SARTORE 703 S. Bennighaf Ave. Sl. Benedict's Assembly IS: Upmwrtzi 1, Ji: Junior Ass:-mbly 3: Upflrw-t JAMES ARTHUR SAUM 861 Covert Ave. Sl. Benedicl's la Ente-t'm1 Se-lvl.. '4fl: Honor This Vl'ay to Hollywood 3: 1, 2, 3: St. Catherine-'S 11.15 Monogram l. 2: Annual Re. St. Cathvrini-'s llay Commit- Committe-41 3: Victory Corps vue l, 2. 3. 4: Football 1, 2. tvs- 3: Football lianquset 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Frrun- 3, 4 Monogram 3. 4: Hush-as IS: film- Club 1. 31, 4, flation Day Play 4: Football Softball 3. 4: MEMORIAL lianqiis-L 4. 2. 3. 4: Pri-sirlvnt 2: Trvas- arl-r Zi: Virv-1 l'i-sillvnt 4: Rotary Sli'-nfrh Cont:-sl il, 4: Rotary lianqln-t 2: Rallio llroailraet 4: M1iMU1ilA1. ICEVIEVN' 4. ANTOINETTE SCHAEFER 1109 Edgar Sl. Sl. Anlhany's Opeirfllta 1: Give Clulx 1. 40 -5P T UNCL E .ffm if BUIL D685 Cffglcg JIGGERS Jl JOHN WILLIAM SCHAEFER 618 S. Bennighof Ave. St. Benedict's Entered Sept. '4fl: Football l, 3. 4 Monogram 4: Ten- nis 2, 3: Softball 2, 3: ME- MORIAL 3, 4: Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4: Annual Revue l. 2: Presirlt-nt of Art Club 3: Vice-President il: Secretary 4: Radio Broadcast 4: ME- MORIAL REVIEW 4. CATHERINE SCHAUS 635 E. Louisiana SI. St. .Ioseph's ALEXANDER SCHELLER 623 W. Tennessee St. Assumption Mission Representative 3: Entered Sept. 40: Mechanic This INay to Hollywood 3: Arts Student 3. 4. Football Assembly 3: Cecil- ian Hour 3: Olieretta 3 Christmas Programs 2, 3, 4 Glu-e Club 2, 3, 4. HELEN SCHUELER 1503 S. Morton Ave. Assumption Operetta 1. 2. 3: Minstrel 2: Assembly 3: Prom Commit- tee 3: St. Catherine's Day Committee 3: MEMORIAL 4: Class Prophecy -I: Foot- ball Banquet Hostess 3, 4: Victory Corps 3: Victory Corps Quiz Program 3: Glee Club l. 2. 3, 4: Art Club 3. WILLIAM FRANK SCHUSTER 1032 E. Walnut SI. SI. Benedict's Entered Sept, '40: Mechanic Arts Student 3, 4. JOHN ANTHONY SCHUTTE R.R. No. 6 Riverside Dr. SI. Benedict's Ent:-red Sept. '4ll: Annual Revue I : Mechanic Arts Student 3, 4. HENRIETTA SEIBERT 1017 W. Iowa SI. St. Anthony's Hiizh Honors 2: Honors 1. DOROTHY SEIBERT 1017 W. Iowa SI. St. Anthony's 3. Assemblies l, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA M. SEILER R.R. 1, Newburgh, Ind. SI. John the Baptist Assemblies 1. 2. 3. 4. STEPHEN HENRY SENG 1120 Mary SI. St. AnIhony's Entered Sept. '40 3 Softball 1. NANCY SHINDLER Newburgh, Ind. SI. John the Baptist Operetta 1. 3: This Way to I'4I0IlyW00fl 3: Assembly 3: Football Banquet Hostess 4: St. Catherine's Day Commit- tee 3: Class VVill Committee 41 Glee Club I, 3, 4. BETTYE SMITH 324 Keck Ave. SI. Joseph's CHARLES CLYDE SMITH 1316 E. Gum St. SI. Benedicfs Entered 4: May Queen At- Entered Sept. '40: Honor tendant 4. Monoirram 1, 2: MEMOR- IAL I. 4: Assemblies 1, 2. 3, 4: Annual Revue 1. 2. 3: Dance Committees 2. 3: Basketball I: Cheer Leader 1, 2, 3. 4. MARTHA JANE SMITH 611 Harriet SI. SI. Anthony's Glee Club l: Operetta 1 : Victory Corps 3: Prom Com- mittee 3: Foundation Day Program 4: Sodality Pub- licity Committee 4. JEROME FRANCIS STECKLER 511 Mary SI. SI. AnIhcny's Entered Sept. '40: Annual Revue 1. 2: Football I: Basketball l, 4 -- Monogram 4 : Dance Committees 3: VVar Bond Contest W'inner 3. Curt Fntiunt N Kwan-rs Zo Hint! 01: lr 245' Ina Ab lin PATSY ANN STECKLER 511 Mary Street Sl. Anthony's JOSEPH N, STEINBACK 624 Ruvenswood Dr. Sl. Mary's Senior llrcakfast Hostess: Ent:-rs-tl Sept. '4llC Now Asst-mblivs 1, 3, 4. me-mbvr of U.S. Army. ROY EDWARD STONE 117 Jefferson Ave. Assumption Entt-re-cl Sent. '-40: Assem- blies 3. 4: Dance Committees 3: Basketball 1: Football 1, 2.3.4 - - Monogram 3, 4 1 All States Honorable Mention 4. ROSEMARY STURM 3218 Bayard Park Drive St. Benedic1's Honors 1: High Honors 2: Mission Representative 2: Gln-Q Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Min- strel 2: Prom Committee 3: One-rvtta l. 2. 3: Football Banquet 3, 4: Art Club 3: Class Will Committee 4. LOIS THOMPSON 112 Second Avenue Holy Trinity Asst-mbly 3: Football Ban- quet Hostess 3. 4. HAROLD EDWARD ULRICH 1316 N. Fifth Ave. St. Anlhony's Entt-rvtl Sept, '-10: Football 1: Annual Revue 2. MARY LOUISE VANWINKLE 632 S. Willow Road St. Benedicl's High Honors 1. 2. 3: Oper- etta 1. 2: Cecilian Hour 3: Assembly 3: Prom Commit- tm- 3: Football Banquet Hosts-ss 4: Victory Corps 3: Sotlality Vive-PrefeCt 4 : Gle-fs Club 1. 2, 3, 4. PEGGY WEIDNER 317 Adams Ave. Assumption Om-rt-tta 3: Victory Corps 3 Football Banquet Hostess 4 Ct-cilian Hour 3: Prom Com- mittee- 3: Glee Club 1. 2. BETTYE WILZBACHER 739 E. Virginia St. St. Joseph's Opt-retta 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrel 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Foundation Day Program 4: Junior Assembly 3. EDWIN LEONARD WINIGER 1214 Read St. Sl. Anthony's Entered Sent. '40 3 Assem- blies 1 : Softball 1 1 Basket- ball 1 : Dance Committees 3. ANNA MARIE WOLF JEROME STEPHEN ZIMMER 2804 West Virginia St. Sacred Heart 21 W. Missouri St. St. Joseph's Om-retta 1. 2: Minstrel 2: Entered Mm. '4lI: Band 1 Glee Club 1, 2: Foundation 2, 3: Assemblies 1. llay Play 4. PAUL DAVID ZUBER 316 Keck Ave. Sl. Joseph's , Entered Sent. '4U: Football 1 : Basketball 1 : Softball 3: Annual Revue 1. 3: Che-vt' Lf-adm-r 2. 3. 4. No I Ccupoafj Hssnvr MINDE D in You! Soul. Niro: RUTH Fouummou l DIY and dsnn r Q ,lvl l'o'c7 of if Clfau 0 44 That memorable first year our first Mass of the Holy Ghost unntuatuon Electron Day Lorralne Becker Connle Kreuzberger Bet ty Backes and Rose Marne Herman Class lmkang and our sungrng of Can t Get Rentz Memornal Off My Mund wearmg uniforms and hose for the first time Halloween and the death of one of our class mates Jean Vaught gym class tour attractive brown and yellow gym suatsl our flrst vice versa Vocatuon Week Rose of the Danube and we the roses of the chorus our first retreat guven by whute robed Father Aqunnas Colgan Receptron unto the Sodaluty pncmc at Mesker Park vacatuon the end of a perfect peaceful year Geometry biology and Caesar Introduced to us more officers Emma Jean Schoenbachler Betty Backes Beverly Braun and Dolores Dnehl our Notre Dame Marchmg Song rausmg the roof at class lunkmg searching for leaves and puctures for our Health Scrap Book December 7 l94l startlng to knlt for the Red Cross bulldung a Book House and our Book Week Program the death of another classmate Betty Rose Koressel the Fure Prince Father Manson our zealous retreat master sprung no walking or slttlng on the grass June vacation Upperclassmen white socks we elect Pat Pang Dolores Diehl Wilma Jent and Martha Kell another class llnkmg and we borrow IU s song St Catherune s Day our flrst football assembly lwhat a tunerall Victory Corps Days defeating the Sensors nn the War Terms Quiz football banquet serving at the players table anothe Chrlstmas another year Charm School at the Y W C A lhopung nt would have some effect on usl choosung our class rungs retreat under fiery Father Dixon deslgmng emblem and plcklng our sweaters the Stardust Prom the stars In our eyes as we rea llzed Junior year was almost gone servmg at Senior breakfast another Flag Ransnng another vacation Belng all together In 210 choosing our last officers Celine Hardesty Connie Kreuzberger Beverly Braun and Sally Ann Mattingly Father Lynch our prnde and loy freedom to go out at lunch but now we stay In Chemlstry Blues working at the OC D trylng to make Foundation Day the best yet the guests of the Junior on St Catherine s Day dancing under the Harvest Moon e turkey at the lurkey Hop two of our classmates Betty Backes and Margaret Hollingsworth enllstung In the army of religious teachers a New Year the last to dawn on us at M H S exams vlce versa cnvncs and more chemustry blues Sprung Fever workung for a new and better yearbook posmg for the burdle Glee Club pro grams sprung days our last retreat gaven by lnsprrnng Father Weitzman more sprung fever planmng our class guft choos Ing the one who IS Mary s choice our last May Crownlng class plcmc Prom class day and the traditional tears Commence ment Flag Raising after our last Mass together Senior breakfast kusslng the Bishop s rung srghs and good byes an Oh to be nn Memorual Now that we re not there' 'ics '53-CS -Q -Q. qt-. 9' H X45 MN 'Ext ,xx 3 9 A . 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Y F fe ,.-L 'Il A g : ,-- , Ja' ,L .I 'ln ' N Q ? a'1f' Wu ,l 4-'es CS' .f if ,A ssl QQ Wim it 'ii' runes, as-an ff? f I I , ,v 0396 9 f PN- r 'N .9111 s Ln 3 fix foe? 0 ll fasu o 44 lt seems as though st were only a short whsle ago that we entered Memorsal b t n realsty st was September 4 1940 Tsme goes so fast that we can hardly realsze our hsgh school days are about over And as our school days draw to a close we the Class of 44 must tell the story of our eventful Memorsal lsfe We were young and green lust lske the 144 members of the present Freshman class and we too were qusckly put sn lsne by Brother Maurus One of our first otticsal acts was to elect our class officers For these posts we chose Donald Dsppel pressdent Robert Ensner vsce pressdent Jerry Fehn treasurer and Vsc Ksssel secretary Dursng our Freshman year the Emcy Club was formed with Charles Smsth as sts head The purpose was to help the mssssons and dursng thss persod we all became foster fathers by ransomsng two Chsnese babses lOur ksds must be about four years old by nowl Wsth the opening of our second year at Restz Memorsal Frank Endress was our lone Sophomore representatsve on the vorssty eleven In regard to the class olficers Jam Saum was elected pressdent Tom Fsscher vsce pressdent Gus Wolf secretary and Paul Delker treasurer Our class had the prsvslege of snststutsng a new custom here at Memorsal Under the dsrectson of our class sponsor Brother Benedsctus we undertook the responssbslsty of promotsng the annual Chrsstmas Dance for the Bengal Mssssons today a Sophomore class responssbslsty The sprsng sports were sprsnkled wsth Sophomore regulars and reserves wsth baseball headsng the lsst of sprung sports ln September 1942 we entered our thsrd year of hsgh school wsth all the enthussasm Junsors can have We got off wsth a bang sn our Junsor year by electsng the capable Tom Fsscher pressdent The other officers were Frank Endress vsce pressdent Bsll Schaefer secretary and James Saum treasurer These men were to take the resns of the Junsor class gusde them through a very exasperatsng year and as our class hsstory wsll show they dsd an outstandsng sob Now let s look on the athletsc ssde of our class Three of our fellow classmates Roy Stone Frank Endress and Jerry McBrsde earned first places on the varssty eleven whsle threc others Maursce Angermeser Bob Ensner and Jsm Saum played the role of varssty reserve All ssx bays were awarded the coveted M sweaters Tom Fsscher and Rudy Deller were the Junsor Class representatsves on the basketball squad and by a vote of the team Tom Fsscher was elected to captasn the 1943 44 edstson of the Tsgers The Junsors gave good account of themselves sn the sprsng sports but perhaps the most outstandsng sndsvsdual feat was the wsnnsng of the Csty ssngles Tennss tstle by Larry Hsll Also he teamed wsth another Memorsalste Bsll Gresf to wsn the Csty doubles Tennss tstle Under the dsrectson of our class sponsor Brother Loyola we gave the Sensors a Star Dust prom Wsth the skylsne sn the background and twsnklsng stars from above Press dents Pat Psng and Tom Fsscher led the grand march ln September we regsstered for the opensng of school for the last tsme and wsth regsstratson the 43 football season opened Wsth Captasn Endress leadsng the way, the team domsnated by Sensors came out leaders sn csty competstson wsth 5 wsns and 1 tse Sensors earnsng thesr letters for the first tsme were R Deller D Dsppel W Schaefer J Kassenbrock and Pat Mullally Class electsons were held early sn the fall and Frank Endress was pscked to lead us through the final year Hss assocsates were ,lsm Saum vsce pressdent Tom Fsscher secre tary and Bsll Schaefer treasurer As the football season drew to a close Captasn Fsscher took over the Tsgers where Captasn Endress left off and led the Tsgers snto second place sn csty competstson and a place sn the finals of the sectsonal Two new faces Jerry Steckler and Vsc Ksssel earned letters for the first tsme The MEMORIAL contsnued to hold sts good ratsn,g under the Sensors care News and edstorsals were capdaly taken care of by Paul Delker and Jerry Fehn whsle Tom Fsscher and Rudy Deller handled the sport page Perhaps a but sad we ssgh finss to our deeds here at Memorsal Our ranks have fallen from 117 to 71 boys But thss ssnt the end of our hsstory rather st ss lust the end for us here at Memorsal because me are confident that our hsstory wsll never be com pleted that our accomplsshments wsll lsve sn the annals of tsme SENIOR BOYS 1 FN P9 no 1'- 11 'Tx fkol Ai 'T fffi ft ffkf X1 5 0 Ae L4 5 Ae C , kj N ' ' ' , u i if '3 . 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Ks-...ansribhd if it ,vf-552: if Q. , .4 -xr '1 , -,, A . :QS J, y 1 r x,'- .- A W I L , 'N ' Q Q , U . iff 3 s- ,, gtg? 1 ' . nv Qi N H A, A G ox, N n. 5,5 A JUNIOR OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Jean Hauck, secretary, Pat Hubert, president, Betty Trock, vice-president, Lorene Holmes, treasurer. BACK ROW: Frank Stone, secretary, Jerry Rietman, president, Gene logel, vice-president, Gene Mattingly, treasurer ln the autumn of 1943, we, the largest Junior class of girls in the records of Memorial High School, donned our white socks and stepped proudly into the ranks of upperclassmen. Wistfully we watched the lucky Seniors initiate the green Freshies, longing for the day when we, as Seniors, would be privileged to inflict like miseries. After our capable class officers were ushered in, we settled ourselves for a year of intense study at test tubes and typewriters. On the memorable Saint Catherine's Day we accompanied the Seniors to Mass and treated them to a waffle breakfast, followed by a thrilling movie at a local theater. We selected our class rings with pains- taking care and iubilantly received them one bright spring day, thereafter displaying them proudly on third finger, right hand. ln March we were entertained with an inspiring performance by our golden-voiced Glee Club. Under the skill- ful guidance of our capable teachers, we mas- tered our subiects true to form and to the best of our ability, we crowned our efforts with a mag- nificent Prom, which all agree was typical of Junior spirit and a credit to Memorial. -l . . . THE GIRLS Time marches on . . . we, the present Juniors entered Memorial in September, 1941 . . . green as any Freshman could be. However, since that time we have participated in innumerable ac- tivities . . . sports . . . student productions . . . scholastic accomplishments. In '41 we published rival newspapers, held our own athletic tourna- ments and took part in the student productions. 1942 . . . the War . . . and we, now Sopho- mores, became more serious, more educated, and best of all we escaped the wiles and trickery of the upperclassmen. During this year we were second in the sale of war bonds and also succeed- ed in placing some of our mates on the varsity football, baseball, and basketball teams. September, 1943, saw the maiority of us back in the classroom again to begin our JUNIOR year - a year of increased activity, responsibility, and scholastic achievement. Several members of the class played on the varsity teams and did ex- cellent work. During the year our dramatic ability was discovered with the result . . . four of the six male characters in the school's annual production, Spring Fever, were Juniors. Then came the Ju- nior-Senior Prom which was one of the most elab- orate Proms in the history of the school. Now that the year is drawing to a close we are beginning to realize and to anticipate the added responsibili- ties which lie ahead of us next year. No doubt some will be serving Uncle Sam in fighting for the glory of our beloved country . . . but those of us who remain to graduate will try to uphold the honor, dignity, and loyalty which becomes a Senior of Memorial High School. . . THE BOYS l4lfli02Z QDZJ4 J FIRST ROW: Jean Houck, Jean Sartore, Regina Knapp, Jeanne Pauli, Leona Babbs, Pat Buehner, Anna Wolf. SECOND ROW: Ollie Hennel, Teckla Specht, Ca- therine Borst, Mary Ann Bussing, Margaret Elstel- der, Mary Louise Deimel. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Schenk, Mary Jacqueline Schmitt, Anna Lee Wimsatt, Viola Salzman, Mary Lau Manion, Patricia Brennan, Vivian Enders. FOURTH ROW: Louise O'Daniel, Dorothy Lex, Mary Hill, Kathleen Browning, Helen Ann Delker, Mary Joan Henn, Joyce Fegon, Jeanette Dillman, Lorene Holmes. FIFTH ROW: Elvira Spahn, Wanda Greubel, Bernice Greubel, Pat Mooney, Esther Becker, Betty Wittmer, Betty Trock. FIRST ROW: Mary Edna Stewart, Agnes Hagan, Frances Hoag, Nelda Hayes, Janie Lou Sachs, Betty Jean Schulte. SECOND ROW: Mariorie Specht, Ann De Jean, Mary Lou Simons, Marian Small, Mary Martin. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Palmisano, Wilma Hayden, Harriet Buthod, Norma Wagner, Mary Lou Kuhn, Marian Tisserand, Dorothy Niehaus. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Bayer, Mary Rita Lateulere, Mary Louise Seib, Mary Honnigford, Rose Marie Windbiel, Pat Hubert, Frances Egan. FIFTH ROW: Jackie Alexander, Cecelia Stocker, Mary Frances Goebel, Dorothy Drexler, Lorene Spaetti, Mary Stephens, Jane Alge. FIRST ROW: Jean Kroener, Frances Mattingly, Rosa- lie Herr, Eileen Spindler, Peggy Walquist, Dolores Smith. SECOND ROW: Betty La Neve, Dolores Kares, Irene Schenk, Roseann Raben, Norma Jarboe, Ester Thompson. THIRD ROW: Bernice Loehrlein, Mary Magness, Anna Muriel Flucks, Eloise Whitledge, Mary Etta Golding. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Mercker, Alice Meth, Rose- mary Kempf, Rosalyn Hirsch, Ruth Farny, Dorothy Hinton, Jean Kercher, Norma Caufield, Jackie An- germeier, Ruth Fox. FIFTH ROW: Antoinette Schapker, Helen Jean Mil- ler, Mary Lou Lappe, Betty Wimsatt, Geraldine Waerter, Virginia Walter, Margaret Summers. Not present when picture was taken: Cecile Goedde, Rose Ellen Blair. l4lfll:0'C Oyai ROW 1: Jack Hayden, Gene logel, Gene Mattingly, Bill Chaftin, Robert Barney, Robert Lehr. ROW 2: Donald Schmitt, James Schaefer, Frank Yaser, Meinrad Schoenbachler, John Becker, Joseph Evans. ROW 3: William Ottman, Charles Dewig, Paul Kelly, Ray Greene, Paul Schmitt, James Williams, Murl Spalding. ROW 4: Eugene Nurrenbern, Melvin Wo- then, Godfrey Beane, Jean Coudret, Wal- ter Wilson, Donald Hudson, David Deu- ser. ROW 1: Jack Lannert, Eugene Reinhart, Wilfred Lattner, James Hallinan, Ray- mond Uebinger, Richard Fields, Harold Waninger. ROW 2: Robert Denton, James Schnur, Victor Orman, Donald Orlh, Robert Goad, William Bow, Lawrence Zehnle, Victor Gossman. ROW 3: Joseph Van Winkle, Donald Godwin, Jack Freihaut, Richard Unver- zagt, Charles Emge, Lawrence Schultheis, John Yeker. ROW 4: Alan Christiansen, Richard Mel- ton, Frank Stone, Jerry Rietman, William Brooks, Donald Crouch, Leonard Schenk. Not in picture- Robert Head. ROW l: John O'Daniel, Jerome Brock- man, John Hermann, William Braun, Marvin Hardesty, Walter Rietman. ROW 2: William Bitter, Hallet Farrar, Melvin Wannemuehler, Albert Keenan, Herman Brenner, Robert Diekholf. ROW 3: Patrick Riordan, Cliltord Backes James lindenschmidt, James McCracken James Reising, James Eickhoff. 1 I ROW 4: Joseph Woerter, Robert Ellspere man, Donald Holl, John Wimberg, James Bramble, Ralph Gossman. FRONT ROW: Jean Berreau, vice-president, Harriet Crouch, secretary, Jo Ann Lex, president: Ann Brothers, treasurer. BACK ROW: Paul Weaver secretary, Bill Kleindorfer, vice-president, Dick Alexander, president, Arnold Jacobs, treasurer Although we're the Sophomore class, we still haven't outgrown many of our Freshman antics. We are noted for our wild screeching and run- ning in the halls. Without our late-comers to class and lunch, we wouldn't be the same lovable girls of last year. At almost any time and any place, you'll find us at our favorite pastime - dancing. But later When our work is done, Our diplomas won, We'll be thinking of this Sophomore year. These words from our class song express the feeling we will have when recalling that year so full of fun - our second year in high school. We'll be thinking of those real friends, our home room teachers, Sister Mary Gertrude and Sister Marie Carmel, who helped us so much. We'll be thinking of those classes in which we had to grin and bear it , of Caesar, of whom some had double doses, of geometry, where we learned to copy angles without cheating, of bioloQY in which, at one time or another, we all decided to become surgeons. And so, we end our second year with this refrain: We'll be true, ever true, To the school that is ours, Where we spent many wonderful hours. . . . THE GIRLS Boys gathered together, leaving their summer iobs and vacational hobbies to form the Sopho- more Class which transcends all others. Remember the assembly before the Bosse football encoun- ter, Memorialites? The most hilarious assembly of the year! For such an extensive class it was, of course, imperative to include capable government of- ficials. Elections took place early in the fall. All those who had registered in September were al- lowed to vote. Dick Alexander was chosen presi- dent, Paul Weaver, vice-president, Bill Kleindorfer, secretary, and Arnold Jacobs, treasurer. No class would be complete without its con- tributions to the school's athletic activities. Charles Schmidt, playing right end, and Tom Pirnat at fullback were awarded varsity football mono- grams. Lawrence Holder was a first string guard on the basketball five and merited a monogram. The Sophomore dance scaled high in student opinion. Bengal Bouters supplied a full afternoon of rugged entertainment on March 17. Well, that's all for this year, friends, but the same gang will be back next fall ready to fight and to study to add more laurels to the Memorial wreath. . . THE BOYS QSO Acme QM, ROW 1: Bettylou Mooney, Laura Mae Sulawske, Betty Winterman, Joan Cusack, Betty Kelly, Flora Berry, Marianna Schneider. ROW 2: Betty Zenthoefer, Maryceal Rodermund, Hildegarde Costello, Martha Dillman, Aline Muen- sterman, Phyllis Moers, Jackie Schauman. ROW 3: Mirian Kennedy, Wanda lindauer, Billie Ann Koflitz, Alvina Schapker, Rosemary Schaus, Jean Ritzert. ROW 4: Francille Spaetti, Joann Stone, Margaret Rieber, Dolores Schmitt, Mary Rose Martin, Mar- garet Haag. ROW 5: Margaret King, Catherine Crane, Betty Kirchner, Roberta Jeffrey, Jo Ann Lex, Jo Ann Lappe. ROW 1: Rosella Nurrenbern, Catherine Duncan, Joann Graesch, Dorothy Henning, Theresa William- san, Theresa Schutte, Mary Jo Schaefer. ROW 2: Jean Berreau, JoAnn Fitzgerald, Helen Henry, Rozella Orth, Marilyn Miller, Mary Jeanette Sullivan, Helen Coomes. ROW 3: Betty Fields, Betty Niemeier, Elizabeth Waken, Betty Griffith, Janice Gehlhausen, Ruth Spindler. ROW 4: Jean Johnson, Lucy Weinzopfel, Jean Dip- pel, Mary Kaelin, Betty Schwartz. ROW 5: Margaret Kissel, Loretta Koressel, Pat Bar- ry, Mary Helen Laval, Winona DeWig, Patricia McCarthy. ROW 6: Margie Bayer, Mary Agnes Ottman, Jean Tillman, Ann Goelzhauser. ROW 1: Jane Walker, Pauline Jent, Mariorie Neg- ley, Rita Miller, Lucille O'Bryan, Marguerite Lattner, Doris Pike, Dorothy Bilderback. ROW 2: Mary Ann Brennan, Mary Zuber, Claire Ann Stumpf, Lucille Loehr, Ruth Laine, Bernadette Wannemuehler, Charlotte Borders, Colleen Howard. ROW 3: Helen Bellamy, Rose lee Haering, Dor- othy Fehn, Lois Hayes, Florence Greulich, Norma Rhodes, Mary Roberts. ROW 4: Marie Sasse, Helen Deig, Mary Beck, Ann Brothers, Mary Ann Haug, Betty Sartore. ROW 5: Dorothy Hoiman, Mary Mattingly, Frances Dobbins. ROW 6: Carolyn Lant, Pat Kaiser, Harriet Crouch, Edith Mesker, Mary Hormouth. Not present when picture was taken: Pat Bettag, Suzan Blair, Marion Halbig, Patsy Robinson, Ann Russelberg, Mary Turner. 50 Avmvte Cf 0174 ROW l: Thomas Steinbock, James Kores- sel, John Hughes, Phillip Austin, Bruce Merrett, Herman Campbell, Irvin Jost, Leonard Lutterbach, John McNeely. ROW 2: Robert Sitzman, Urban Herman, Joseph O'Daniel, Robert Lichtenteld, Par- vin Millay, Walter Angermeier, Jerome Greulich, Louis Hollingsworth. ROW 3: Paul Loehrlein, William Lemmer, Urban Kercher, Eugene Bell, Charles Gerst, William Brantley, Clarence Bleich- roth, Charles Hayden, ROW 4: Eugene Brickner, Joseph Miles, Clem Jarboe, Robert Ossenberg, Charles Schmidt, James Manion, Thomas Reitz, Ed Davis, Edward Thole. ROW 5: Charles Hutt, Firmus Dick, Thom- as Ossenberg, Robert VanWinkle, Guy Gorman, Charles Sartore, Larry Sartore, Edward Bayer, James Downey. ROW 1: William Schulte, David Hannig- ford, Eugene Bachman, J. B. Tisserand, Robert Hardesty, Leroy Wannemuehler, Donald Clemens, Charles Moers. ROW 2: Jerome Weinzapfel, Donald Ten- barge, Robert Joest, William Mullen, Robert Loehrlein, Henry Mitchell, Leo Guntel, Melvin Kneer, John Buckmon. ROW 3: Richard Reising, Richard O'Brien, John Witting, Alfred Wirthwein, Robert Lex, Tom Pirnat, Richard Alexander, Ar- nold Jacobs. ROW 4: Joseph Loesch, Daniel McCarthy, Charles Greit, James Kercher, William Sahm, Jerome Ubelhor, William Matting- ly, John Koewler. ROW 5: William Kleindorfer, Donald Ul- rich, Chet McGill, Charles Gnaegy, James Reeves, James Russelburg, Wilfred Too- ley. ' ROW 1: Anthony Schenk, William Brune, Noel Brasel, Carl Schoenbachler, Rich- ard Schnautz, Eugene Blackman, William O'Sullivan, Ralph Nebbia. ROW 2: Ray Donnelly, Richard Joest, Larry Holder, William Walter, Paul Ca- dle, Harold Purdy, Robert Ruder, George Schaefer. ROW 3: Louis Cambron, Donald McClain, Gerald Fuchs, Jerry Hubert, Mike Hobart, Arthur Goedde, Howard Beaven, Bernard Stratman, Paul Minnette. ROW 4: Lee Bartley, William Wolf, Lowe rence Barnes, Eugene Dorsey, Richard Ahlering, John Triplett, Joseph Scheller. ROW 5: Eugene Suess, Freddie Barron, Paul Horn, Robert Schneider, Paul Weav- er, Robert Kunkel, Malcolm Glaser, Ben Collison. FRONT ROW: Joan Kunkel, treasurer, Joan Becker, vice-president, Mary Rogene Fischer, president, lris Ann Bates, secretary. BACK ROW: Eugene Johnson, treasurer, Charles Stumpf, treasurer, Victor Fiex, vice-president, Sylvester Fox, president, Jet? Hays, secre tory. One bright September morn one hundred and forty of us bewildered lads, hailing from all sec- tions of Evansville, assembled and listened to the welcoming words of our first period instructors. We impressionable youngsters were gradually ori- entated into a new world, a more rigid life. The rough spots wore off by rubbing shoulders. Our faculty numbered fifteen priests and brothers who moulded the plastic youth into firm foundations of Christian morality, citizenship, and scholarship. Then our schedule became a more formal fact. The rigors of Latin were made simple for us by Brother Venard, we found x with the aid of Brother Albertus and our English was corrected by Brother Maurus. These classes were sufficient mental calisthenics for our group. Coaches Don Ping and Art Cosgrove listed our physical prowess. With the passing months, an understanding, a spirit of union grew among faculty and the stu- dent body. The cafeteria became a scene of dis- cussion and dances, the spacious backyard, a gridiron where our athletes punished the pig- skin and themselves, the gym, the locale of our assembly and of hard fought intramural basket- ball, the auditorium, the general meeting place for social and cultural affairs. ' U l THE BOYS On September 7, 1943, an army of frightened Freshman girls thronged the immortal halls of Reitz Memorial High School. Our first sensation or rather humiliation was our initiation. Most of us will probably agree that it was the most hectic week we ever spent. The Sisters were no doubt as glad as we were when initiation was over, for they didn't exactly relish teaching girls with immense green bows in their hair and huge billboards hanging around their necks. On a warm October day, the entire class filed into Room 210 to elect class officers. Oh, what a thrill! Twenty Freshman girls and boys decorated the cafeteria in preparation for the Valentine Dance. The paper dolls were the distinctive item of dec- oration. The Glee Club gave a recital on March 16. The program proved to be a picturesque display with the Seniors and Juniors in formals and the Sopho- mores and Freshmen as patriotic snow girls. The Freshman girls came closer to our Blessed Mother when they became members of the So- dality in a beautiful ceremony in May. We may be sure that now our Blessed Mother will take special care of us throughout our high school days and throughout our entire life. ' I ' THE GIRLS Cle,iAma,, QM, ROW 1: Betty Minnette, Jacqueline Weyer, Mary Wittgen, Nelda Van Meter, Helen Mullally, Betty Hogan, Mary Hohl, Helen Russelberg. ROW 2: Mary Louise Greb, Doris Hummel, Norma Hudson, Shirley Kalkbrenner, Mary Moschner, Mary Boehringer, Joan Becker. ROW 3: Gloria Yeker, Marianne Schenk, Beverly Groben, lris Ann Bates, Dorothy Schenk, Jeannine Enders. ROW 4: Jane Thole, Mary Klingler, Viola Schwei- karth, Dolores Becker, Jeanne Brand, Bernice Bayer, Joan Kunkel. ROW 5: Eileen O'ReiIly, Joan Specht, Rose Greg- ory, Poula Fehn, Mary Ann Backes, Aline Deibler, Mary Ann Diehl, ROW 6: Jo Ann Pauli, Elizabeth Gregory, Dorothy Mahrenholz, Virginia Bretz, Alice Bayer. ROW 1: Dorothy Helmich, Dolores Harl, Joan Halli- nan, Juanita Gossman, Patricia Steinkamp, Barbara Cox, Evelyn Uebinger. ROW 2: Dolores Berkel, Betty Woelhor, Charlotte Baumgart, Eleanor Allen, Monica Reynolds, Regina Muensterman, Natalie Jaest. ROW 3: Kathleen Scales, Ruth Askins, Patricia Montgomery, Margaret Winiger, Regina Hirsch, Gay Lannan, Suzanne Ragsdale. ROW 4: Dolores Gossman, Kathleen Hayden, Mary Sachs, Doris Miller, Loretta Vaal, Marcia West, Mary Catherine Good. ROW 5: Doris Jean Norman, Mary Martha Kremer, Catherine Hollingsworth, Martha Goebel, Pat Mann, Betty Goelzhauser. ROW 1: Pat Crouch, Peggy Brennan, Charlotte Harl, Doris Deken, Evelyn Mercker, Carol Dippel, Rita Halbig. ROW 2: Ann Zurstadt, Norma Rose Brown, Barbara Fegan, Jeraldine Adams, Theresa Wittmer, Cecelia O'Bryan, Helen Kaelin, Betty Zeller. ROW 3: Doris Huther, Doris Tenbarge, Betsy Steclz- Ier, Selma Yabroudy, Mary Rogene Fischer, Kather- ine Schreve, Mary Elizabeth Ottman. ROW 4: Kathleen Clemens, Rose Mueller, Alice Raben, Virginia Schnarr, Betty Chaftin, Rose Ellen Ensner. ROW 5: Eleanor Jent, Ann Prell, Betty Reinhart, Betty Gilles, Dolores Richter, Joanne Engelbert, Judy Bays, Patricia Mangold, Angelete Flittner. Not present when picture was taken: Wilma Hall, Rose Mary Kuntz. C32C6.4Al4fl d I4 g Oy! FIRST ROW: Edward Bettag, Bernard Sims, Robert Sternaman, Denning Camp- bell, Thomas Hirsch, Carl Head, Gene Hoover, Victor Feix. SECOND ROW: James Gobel, Richard Meyer, Brian Meier, Joseph Unfried, James Moers, Charles Head, louis Hill, Clifford Tenbarge. THIRD ROW: Victor Melton, Morris Gold- bach, Francis Moers, Vincent. Dick, Jack Heitzman, Carl Preske, Alvin Reising, Ed- gar Walter. FOURTH ROW: Robert Schoenbachler, John Snyder, Donald Elliott, Sylvester Fox, Robert Scheller, Murl Fark, Vincent Bayer, David Becker. FIFTH ROW: William Mattingly, Edward Titzer, Edmund Long, Charles Rusche, Charles Stumpf, William Schmidt, Walter Hassel, Walter Borst. FIRST ROW: Richard Herr, Patrick Flem- ing, Alan Good, Robert Herman, Clyde Folz, Robert Schuler, Frank Kern, Donal Sills, Thomas Kempf. SECOND ROW: Raymond Maurer, Robert Feller, John Tucker, William Stratman, Harry Denny, William Sartore, Robert Gerst, James Mahan, James Gerhardt. THIRD ROW: Daniel Bitz, Bernard Heim- buecher, Stephen Hall, John Manning, Donald Hallman, Cletus Gilles, Lawrence Ubelhor, Bernard Ubelhor, FOURTH ROW: James Emrich, Carroll Lensing, Charles Beck, Harold Forche, Thomas Reising, Fred Hermann, Donald Rogge, Max Farrar. FIFTH ROW: Robert Winiger, George Bendzen, Bernard Montgomery, Charles Van Winkle, Thomas Lietz, lawrence Cut- singer, Willard Robinson, Jerome Anger- meier, Donald Perkins, Raymond Miles. FIRST ROW: Carl Bauer, Russell Strat- man, Frank Goebel, Donald Welling, Richard Mushlitz, William Schnur, Nor- man Wilkinson, Joseph Harrison. SECOND ROW: John Hays, Gerald Or- man, William Lord, Gerald Born, Ralph Julian, Gerald Starnpfli, James Barron, Kenneth Will, Robert Hinton. THIRD ROW: Burkley McCarthy, Gene Johnson, Jock Memmer, Ray Moers, George Orth, Louis Mitchell, William Wittmer, Harry Miller. FOURTH ROW: Frank Niehaus, Marvin Jacobs, John Smith, Robert Will, James Ulrich, Jack Sehlinger, William Summers, Cletus Rode. FIFTH ROW: Carl Ficker, Richard Barron, Clarence Alstadt, Jerome Hartman, Robert Clayton, Joseph Eger, Robert Hohman, Charles Bell, Jerome MacGregor. gCAO!6l.4il:C 0140 261144, lil4,IfL6'C.4 SENIORS Seated left to Right lEach asterisk indicates a monograml: Charles Smith , Jerry Fehn , Robert Dean , Robert Klausmeier , Harrie Goedde , Tom Fischer Standing: Jim Saum ', Paul DeIker ' Don Brennan', Robert Barnes' ' '. UNDERCLASSMEN Seated Left to Right: Joe Harrison, Raymond Moers, Jim Moers, Gene Johnson, Richard Mushlitz, James Ulrich, J. B. Tisserand, Leroy Wan- nemuehler, John Hays, William Braun. Standing Left to Right: Marvin Jacobs, Jerome Brockman, Robert Joest, William Sohm, Joseph Eger, Bill Kleindorfer, Don Hudson, Charles Dewig, Arnold Jacobs, Sylvester Fox, Dick Alexander. Wx. 3' ,sf I A. ff' W., f X x ' an-. -., 5'-1' 1 ,, I V 1 Qt lv - '. x. LZ. 1' ' ,F f K Q . A i J ly, ,,.f4':x .hx .X . , XM' I ff 1 X 'N Xx...m I HI . 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WEITZMAN, S.J Retreat Master for the Girls NA 5 '-GMM Prelude 3 E E fo Christmas V aculion 1 Spring Fever in Action Amuses 3500 iam: LA n Spring Fever in Making L,-f -....Me,.--.....w.-x... M Brother Venord Guides . . , Prompig . , , Difefys The Sioge Crew: Hill, Fischer, Maurer, K . , Q W Ni , VY KWJ, I Melton N, 'Q -ghfv . . ,. 4 -.Q M, -- - ..1i?L4..', v....-...-.-...ff-ff-Q...-MH-fwrwv ' ' A ' Q I I me yin:-. . ..K, --' 531. is 1 V fi: 5 1 J 4 U Y an 1 . Q-V,W..,-M ' Brother Gerald, Director A1 Ease 5 1.1585 v Ji 5 WX M .X ..:k..,,-3 Wf- wh Q . . if 2 AM. Wt , 1 ' 1. ' X -5.2 8 i 52 q' -,ff X Ili 24.8 m M, , 1 Q. 1 R 4: , ' . -4 6 v x , . ' . . ' g.. 3' . v A f 1 .HS X 1 3 f L XL' 3' - ixilg, l X X .ff 'X 1 Y Q 1, g gd D Y ' K as 1 2 v I v, 1. X x .us- ql ff 4 1 ff 1 u,f: W ' R .. Q' Wg ggfwww xl Qirik .-v fa! - Q' nv ylslnlu -1, 42' ,5t?.g 'fi Q as .- -Ja . ' Elf ku-I - 'K I .. . . '-w 'fL1igl4,,g' ' W 4 L ' , g ' ' ff, Af S , ,,H4-wifi ,, , ,, . 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Each May we ex- press this homage and filial love by crowning her as Queen of our school and of our hearts. 1. C.S.M.C. OFFICERS AND ROOM REPRE- SENTATIVES Seated: W. Jent, M. Mason lPres.l, M. Keil lSec.J, Standing: J, Cusack, H. Russelberg, M. J. Schmitt, M. J. Henn, M. Tisserand, C. A. Stumpf, M. Sachs, M. M. Kremer. 2. SODALITY S.S.C. Seated: C. Kramer lChairman Cath. Lit. Comm.l, M. Hartman lPrefectl, M. l.. Van Winkle :Vice- Prefect, Standing: D. Diehl, E. Mills, M. J. Smith, J. Gnaegy, D. Gies, D. Cox. KE. Mills is Chairman of Our Lady's Comm., the others are members of the Publicity :Omm.l 3. MAY CROWNING GROUP Seated: E. Riedford, B. Smith, D. Cook lMay Queenl, J. Hirsch, K. Sartore, J. Muehlbauer lFIower Girlst, D. Koch, M. Keil. Standing: M. Beck, B. L. Haering, M. Huff, E. Haller, B. Braun, J. Gnaegy. Mary is the motivation ,X so OIQORES a VIA A 'iw ii? '19 Q46 CM ti: Emi ff .H ..-- TWO'-'C . E L X 1 T :X l 'w x' 3 S The Chief, Sports Editor, and Business Managers ijlbfmemvzfa olumnists, Art und Pho- Y- - tography Editors H 5.14011-: Q 7 V . 1 rf , ' ' r A H 7, f7 f I ' ... nv- ,b , V lj A svn' Nt 2 Z If V .I A Agana, Nm'-'v hA'f 5- W-U Contributors h 'm'ln A To Tesf 1--..:..u . 1 ' A Ev 1 x S. llnsfate F9e Spo,-13 Edipo,-I Chief and Assgsmn, Business Managers, Ari and Photography Ediiors Brother Elsian, Proofreader 8l4fl0'ZLd Literary and Associa!e Editors eview Y Ai' ,api 1 'Q 1 ' s 18, X f if B lf' ' xlib HQ A240 if K.- wgfffif E f 'Y 1 gi 1 h Q A' . H ,M .Nz.J,wvf X. ,4- ,ww 45 X! ,Wa M' V V V zZ,,,,,, 645 - Mn H f '39 2-'7f '16 Y A ii '?fQ9HQEu fmt , ,Q I ' 1 PERSONAL SCORING RECORD Ensner ..,.,,,,.,,,,,,.. ,.,........,. 9 0 Endress ..,A..,,.. .,,,, ..,,, . . 60 Angermeier .,.,. ,,,..,. 4 1 Kassenbrock ,... H24 Pirnat . Reising ,,,.. Saum ,, Spalding McBride .. Fehn ., Rietman .. Schmidt ..,.. Weaver ..... Lannert ..,.. TOTAL .... ,.....24 ......,18 .,,.,..12 .......12 N.. 6 319 Clow!! 19.43 Rolling through a tough schedule in which they met each city opponent twice, the Memorial Tigers clipped off eight victories and one tie. ln the first round of city competition, they completely outclassed their adversaries, scoring 118 points while the opponents managed only 13. The road was a bit tougher in the second round, but the Blue and White came through the city race with five victories and a lone tie. Top contest ofthe season was the game with Central of Muncie. The North- erners came to Evansville with an excellent record, ranking a top berth in State grid circles. The Tigers led by Captain Endress played championship ball and won 19-6. This victory gained Memorial Statewide recognition and the number two spot in the final State grid ratings. The team composed of ten Seniors and one Junior showed its calibre by placing four men on the All City squad and one on the All State team. Cap- tain Frank Endress was chosen as All State fullback as well as a member of the All City eleven. Bob Ensner, fleetfooted halfback, Jack Kassenbrock, agile wingman, and Don Dippel, bulldog guard, also represented Memorial on the ldcal All Star team. 1943 RECORD 50Pl'0 '0'e POWS' Memorial..57 Henderson MemoriaI.,52 Bosse ...... . Memorial,-15 Reitz ,,.... . Memorial..2l Central MemoriaI..59 Owensboro Memoriol,.39 Bosse ...,.. . Memarial..19 Muncie Memorial..14 Reitz ...... . Memorial..13 Central TOTAL .... 31 9 Qthvxhvvavnn-W x 'A Mm . km 5 . ik? A K W ' :Ab -v ,. Vhv 2-.17 'f 7 f, 1 ,i - 'L .M .J , 'f 'MMU lr 'wr-nw t f.g.:K,::-gi, M NL di rg' lg 1 4 UA A 'a-frm 1' nm KWH' ii!! 'WIS It J W N kihx ,...--, . ' x we 3 I 6 V if 7 F ACH PING ,--- : 'mf ' 5 1 ' fgaiezlafl ' ui fi O Despite the fact that only one member of last year's five was available for this year's net squad, Coach Cosgrove built an aggressive and well-balanced team which hung up a record of 14 victories against 6 defeats. The Tigers showed up well against local teams, winning two games and losing one. They beat Bosse 27-25 during the holiday season in a hardfought contest and came back against a dangerous Central club to ring up a 30-28 victory. With the city championship at stake the Bengals lost to the Reitz Hill- toppers 33-24. One of the high lights of the season was the victory over Boonville on the latter's home court. The Pioneers were rated as one of the top quintets in southern Indiana. In the sectional tourney the Blue and White again won their way into the finals where a superb Bosse squad annihilated them 46-29. lt marked the second year in a row that Me-morial's colors were carried into the final game. Memorial was second in tourney scoring with 145 points in four games. Gene Logel, Junior guard, and a clever ball-handler made the sectional All Star squad. PERSONAL SCORING 1943-44 RECORD M- -ul.. as Cf it .... 23 RECORD Um ...:..2:::s.:t. wmsaizh. , ncerned . . . mater . ,. ............ 2 .t.... 142 Mf'm-ff1f-:-- mnvlllf agp- 'fr' M- 'z .. ooee ..., ' Holder V----- 128 W' T Mlmliiih. 27 Bogge ...... ., 25 lege' s s- ------ '00 52:32:11 33 E?:::::l ' H5591 ---- - ----- 79 Memorial-A 30 gritral M 'il 24 in ..,.,..,, Smne U 68 Msmgiiiz-ll 36 Mt. Vernon Sterile' M -,---- 63 Memorial 37 ssvofinviigekl. ' M? 'z 30 ie . . Remhor' ' 6 0 Mi-2351111 30 Prinzieton . Dellef ------ 11 Memorial 37 gt.HB6:xnch M- 'z 40 it. ,. Weave' 2 31 Viinslowzl Rlemlan -- 2 Mn-morinl. 46 Wade-svilln' M- 'rl 33 G 'fn mocks AAt' 1 :sv Pglu-yrlfalle . TOTAL 656 M.-moriul. 29 Bo:-iso . .. A' Q '- '- .97 A' .A 6n6 it-L- i x 's '- 39 Mil.. W5 1 W, .J Q v 9 J' J 'J v 'L 1. E 11 4 Q qi f 1' 2 1, .A 'A .1 3 K -A -J i Q X w 4 l 4 X Vial 1 A 1 f ' I-2 5 6? G . S I.. U' . x an W J K 4 'I qw! i NJ Si WA '55 wg v 'Aalgifg 9 ri A E s K, ff' M ! 3 Ll' fu N x 24 Q 3' I' '?'. ' v-swf' ,p SHELL we '-N... W.,-ang., DINCE O Q 4 fur 14' 1 INS ,L N:-L' -Affr, -VS. xr 'lj ,f ,. 4. Q . 1 -f- ii ,- f 16001-4 .' 1 I 6 CHI Plf gui VIII G LEE CLUB HCC OM PANISTS rms 9 I Vzc wr1I1T WHS IT? -7 H RTTI9 gmRKbuT I,-'-o LISTEN I ' pf JURY jlmrf CIMA, Seated Left to Right: Mrs. William Henn, president, Mrs. Edwin Kuhn, secretaryp Standing: Mr. Paul ' Kuhn. Not present when picture was taken: Mrs. Victor Buthod, vicerpresident. Left to Right: Mrs. Homer Harrison, secretary. Mr. J. W. Hennel, presidentp Mrs. Marie Lex, vice- president. Left to Right: Mr. Ray Harmon, vice-presidentg Mr. Carl Bettag, presidentg Mr. Ollie Weaver, treasurer. Not present when the picture was taken: Mr. John Schaefer, secretary. i iii ia, r . -Lffxz. THE BA ,vo CL U8 CQCAQUZ C-QXZMJHZ September 3 4 5 Reglstratlon School Opens Openlng Mass Requuem Mass for Brother Danlel Henderson Game Tea For Freshman Mothers T e Booster Club Meetrng October 1 Bosse Game T e Patron Club Meetung T e Booster Club Meetlng Reltz Game The Band Club Meetlng The Booster Club Meetung 15 Exams Central Game The Booster Club Meetmg Provrdence Day Program Owensboro Game Foundatuon Day 1Freel The Band Club Card Party The Booster Club Meetung Bosse Game November 2 The Patron Club Meetlng The Booster Club Meetnng Muncne Game Harvest Moon Dance Armrstnce Day The Booster Club Meetung Reutz Game Chrcken Dmner The Patron Club Party The Booster Club Meetlng Central Game 23 24 Exams Thanksguvung Day Free Day December 3 Cannelton Game 1Basketballl Football Banquet Immaculate Concephon Wash Cath Game The Band Club Chrlstmas Party Central Game The Patron Club Party 19 20 Exams End of Flrst Semester Semester Day lFreel Relll Game Second Semester Begrns Mt Vernon Game Sodaluty Dance February 2 Boonvllle Game March Wsley Game Prrnceton Game Band Club Meetnng Ft Branch Game Valentlne Dance The Band Club Party Tell Cnty Game Wnnslow Game Sprung Fever Ash Wednesday 25 26 Sectlonals Rotary Contest Brotherhood Broadcast 2 3 Exa Band Concert at Servel Band Plays at Evansvulle College Assembly The Band Club Meetlng Glee Club Concert 17-Bengal Bouts 17 Bond Drawlng 20 Free Day Apr1I3 4 5 Retreat Easter Vacatlon Begnns School Resumes Jonnt Meetung of The School Clubs War Department Assembly 2 21 Exams Band Concert at Lnttle Srsters ot the Poor The Band Club Cc rd Party Boonvrlle Game Mqy 5 May Crownmg Loogootee Game Chrlstmas Assembly Chrlstmas Vacatlon Begnns Chrlstmas Dance Bosse Game January 3 School Resumes 43 Class Reumon Assembly Janusz L Stamnrowskr Poseyvrlle Game Blessed Sacrament Day Band Breakfast Glee Club and Band Concert Ascensuon Thursday lFreel Junlor Semor Prom Senuor Breakfast Baccalaureate Mass Muslc Recltal Graduatron Commencement Dance Decoratuon Day lFreel 13 41 Class Reun1on June1 2 Exams 14 Bucknell Game School Closes I I -N . . 18,- 7- 18- 13- ' 18, , - 22- ' ' 20- ' 24- 21- 28- 22- ' 29- 11 ' 24- ' 28- . - 28- . 5- h ' , 6- 11 ' I'- s- ' 4- , 12- ' 5- U 12- . 8- 13, 14, - 10- - 14- 11- ' 20- ' 15- 21- ' 15- G ' 22- 18- 22- - 20, 21- ' 26W 23- 27- ' 24' I - ' I 24- 3- - 1, , - ms 5- . 3- 9-The Band Club Meeting 9-Student Pictures Taken 10- 13- ' 11- ' ' , 11- . . 14- 13- ' 15- 16- ' ' . 16- - 17- ' 19- ' I I - 22, I 1 6- . . 25- ' ' 10- 26- '11- ' ' - 14- 5- 19, O, - 8- - 22- ' 9- . . 12- ' 25- ' 14- ' ..- ' 17- 11- 17- ' 15- 17- . . . 16- 27- ' 18- ' 29-1 . - . - 25- ' , 3-1 - 25- ' ' 7- : . ' 1 28i I ' 8- - 30- ' - ' 2- Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr 6liT0lfL.4 PARENTS OF THE SENIORS and Mrs Fred Anders and Mrs E A Angermeler Leo Bankford and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Robert Barnes Carl W Beavun Charles R Beck Ra P Braun Cecelia and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs K Brennan Thomas Burns Frank Chlado Royal D Cox F H Delker John H Deller Henry Drppel JamesJ Donahue Frank Endress Steve Ensner Clarence H Fischer G G Fuchs Jr Matt Gres Ray A Gnaegy Harrne M Goedde August Goetz B L Greder Fred E Grrese Marne Hall and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Alfrueda and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs August Haller Tom Hardesty Herbert Hartleun Clem Hartman Herman Lymanl Hull E J orn Ralph C Hubert Charles Huff Alvm Johnson Clara Kell and Mrs Wnllnam B Kern and Mrs Anthony Kempf and Mrs John A Kassel Mrs Mrs Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Loraune and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mlke Kassel E C Klausmeuer Peter Kllngler John Koch Ben Kramer O H Kreuzberger Charles Long Frank Martln Mason Charlesl Mattingly J B ay Arthur McDermott Wrllnclm Mmnette Leo O Moers O F Moers John Montgomery JohnJ Mullally Charles Orth Paul Patry Cecnlna Pauls and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Maurncel Pnng S A Ruedford Wnlluam E Rusche W J Sartore A J Saum John W Schaefer Norman Schaus Edward Schueler Joseph Seller Harold A Shlndler Clyde F Smith Joseph Smith and Mrs Rosalne and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Frank J Steckler Stone W E Sturm J W Thompson Harold G Ulrich Joseph Van Wmkle Stephen Zummer Davnd Zuber Mr. . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . . ' . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . ' Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . . . Mr. y . Mr. . . ' . Mr. . ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . . . M Mr. . . . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . . ' Mr. . Mr. . . . , . Mr. . Mr. . ' . ' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pfau Mr. . . Mr. . ' . ' Mr. . ' . Mr. . . . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' ' . Mr. . . . Mr. . . . Mr. . . ' Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . . ' . ' Mr. H . . ' Mr. . . ' Mr. ' Mr. . . . H Mr. . . Mr. . . . ' Mr. . Mr. . . . Mr. . ' Mr. . . . - ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' ' . Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr. . ' . . . ' Mr. . ' CONGRATULATIONS S E N I O R S O F T J The fd-mfvd ADVERTIS RE 'W SCENT C nm-r fd F' 'fe FN we ING - Il 'et' wk. L 'l3' atc, A Posr ortnounrs course Thrs rs a good I f e pr ted word Shot rs the backbone of modern educatron my prrn e prcture that preserves your memorres t ll o co ege days are also the rnstrumentsotprofessrons of manage menil of admrnrstratron In fact wherever you go from here h you ave use and need for these rnstruments When you do choose them well Judge them as you have your college Prclc the rnstrtutron that can grve you complete cor related tested results As an rnstrtutron of creatrve prmtrng Keller Crescent combrnes a complete co ordrnated graphrc arts servrce under one roof one responsrbrlrty Obvrously tts correlatron of creatron and productron makes Keller Cres cent not only the best source of qualrty rn pnntrng lwrtness your REVIEW thrs yearl but also at economy Keep that rn mrnd It mrght make you a genrus wrth the new boss who hasn t yet drscovered our way of dorng thrngs esson to learn now for use late Th A COMPLETE SERVICE UNDER ONE ROOF Research Publrcrty Pubhc Relahons Sales Promotron Adverhsrng Conv Photo Engruvmg Offset Lrfhogrophy Process Color Prmhng Letterpress Pnntrng Bandung l rcfufr-c y,yNs ggyn ' r - y 4 if . . 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K-I y 5 INTERNATIIINAI STEEL 4 COMPANY I Fcbrvcofors of STRUCTURAL STEEL STORE FRONTS STEEL BUILDINGS SHEET METAL PRODUCTS EVANSVILLE INDIANA 'Wm 7 100, 000 ITEMS ,-4:24.11 GS- '+ .gf gmmsmm IQ44 W ,...'.-'7 ST SHOP THE MODERN cormsrf suovrmc -A' BUEOZIEIEJSHE iv Bumlmagllf wk wllvl sw: ans SERVICE' TIME AND TIRES' You can purchase most everythlng that hasn I gone to war af Sears un Evansville' Up to the mlnute wearmg apparel for the famuly supplies to mamtaln and repair your valuable property accessories and parts to ke seeds and tools for a successful Vlctory ga d the farmer Yes America s m all under o ep your car rollmg r en equipment and supplies for ost complete shopping servnce for warhme b ne roof at Sears' EARS ROEBUCK and AMERICA S M0 I I '4 a. -.2 vfefl I ,. .. -n - t . ,S 9 1 , .eg-' 5,46 v -.....L.. ..---1 --' 1 'am .ga ol 0Vl 4 Q5 ' -,.... ... Q- -H --- ' ' I H , , 2 ,,,,,.-..M----- ' . pt, P1 .I WV, WW, If fl I 2fffsfgg . Q X, . MV 0, WA-'W-vp, .,.---vv-ON ' i, -,..,,w.vvvv0v0'fvvv 'V ' I - I . I , I . . ' ' I Tc 1 61250116 8135 IEMER FU ERAL HO E Ezfzmuzlle Dzdzmzfz R ll M IUUI'1d1 Q rx UIK qv 1 ,V ' V , I ' 1 Rudwlph Zicmcr and Thcodurs Ziumur Q 1 Q A hd . cs Ar' . 2645 Www H E R C U L E S BODY COMPANY INC I I I I O DELKER BROS MFG COMPANY ir I l INCORPORATED Enjoy Refreshment Drmk m bottles T K W 'Wi 'EL-e Iwnatu I do? f I can 1? read Tm, OH W 'AIBE ,, xl i go gf 'S ev .nf-nl D airs' l Hzstorq ivsf Z-' L HMV o 6 o 1 IQ, , A ff 0 N A? ef I . 'KX '? ll . 'pu ,i-,, '- ' rw' 2 f.: '- ' 'e 1'h4:'iEfJ :L - 4 6 'df' A, .4g..'-1x,.. I WJ 1 Ps..-W Q f e le -e L f Q 7' YTMFX .,.-1: e :L ,ll Us N QW' ll lg: 'lil X X X lf, V I nlfdl 'Ya ' 'I .f f X e- A L A , I 4 P , ' Z.- if P ,ff '. 1 fm' -sl Fx . ,UC I G no or v 0 Refresh Yourself At Our Fountain Compliments of BROWN DRUG STDRE if 'S W X J linac R S 2 ' no ah li r Su naw? H E o 0 f . , e 1 ff X - f ,1 ' '44 f' X f so I I f , d lk s V X' in 1: mf STECKLERS G ROC E RY GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES AND POULTRY PHONE 3 1856 SIXTH AND OAK STS EVANSVILLE INDIANA WW 'Q fill ?f V? THE 5555 SURE HHE ufpn' lY0w A1 DH Y IPC -g,,f ,,,,f I 5.2 L 7 I I I I x V- f W , , , I5 Ig I - - A , ,, , A IN V, M4 .YV Q if fq ' 1 7 'Lui Y 1 III A LI I X-rl: 'I 7 I :ITT RX X ,, ffl A ' I K Aa. ki A ' Q W n I g XT-M! 5 N If K Ig' 1 I J - , I I I 1 . I I f' I I I-Iv- M I A06 ,41 ,I -,I CONGRATULATIGNS SENIORS S0111-IOMORE BOYS OF 1944 wheres your I gave at to um-form? Hue Salvation From I , Army 5 6 ' x f-ge., Compliments of EVANSVILLE LAUNDRIES LEX COMPANY INC. ACETYLENE, OXYGEN, NITROGEN, HYDROGEN WELDING SUPPLIES ELECTRIC TOOLS HACKSAWS SILVER SOLDERS INDUSTRIAL OILS and GREASES INDUSTRIAL FENCES and FENCES for SCHOOLS Warehouse and Office 301 N W Enghth Sf Telephone 7119 DIAL 3 5431 .IOS SCHAEFER 84 SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ex ann 1IIe Ind GEORGE MARY KITTY MUELLERS MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES FROSTED FOODS 2214 Fnfth Avenue qw . 7 311613615 NXV. Fifth St. T A GREAT DRINK Double Cola A MIGHTY FLAVOR HILLENBRAND s ,aww GRUCERY CRYSTAL PEARL VIN EGAR T W O S T 0 R E S MADE IN EVANSVILLE 746 E Vlrglnla Si 1128 Gilbert Ave I U TRY OUR FRYER SERVICE We Fry Esther F sh or Chicken Just the Way You Luke Em' THIRD and PARRETT STS Open 8 30 to 8 30 Open Sundays -u 1 , - n 1 SIS EHENH A HERRMANN'S DAIRY RAW, PASTEURIZED AND I-IOMOGENIZED MILK PHONE 2'2230 ROOFING AND SIDING Drmk smnmmf ROYIHOWN 1017 MAIN STREET Best By Taste Test PHONE 2 7837 Mafae!AeMa4Zaf Tfawa Wwlivuf Gafulenf ' HPJIARNN HOME CAN ALL SURPLUS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES THE SAFE WAY WITH X2 W mn I llxniguj BERNARDIN mash 1 Two PIECE MASON CAPS BERNARDIN BOTTLE CAP C0 ,Inc Evansville, Ind U Q ' T.. ' 0 Q what ' WESSELMAN' v 4um6lwfa When choice foods are avallable you w ll find them t EMGE GROCERY C0 1005 S Kentucky A e Best W shes Class of 44 CLEM J TEPOOL Prescrnptlon Druggxst 2025 W F anklm St E ansvxlle Ind Ph I e 2 4566 A BROMM AND COMPANY Zffhdeade fbwhfduiou 208 N W FIRST STREET gaandwffe, fmfcana PHONE 7225 A i u 3 . vi . H Q ' . r ' . h vi v ' , . Ol - V I . . SXNUKPJSCDPJ-PQIJPJPJ Electric Company CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLIES MOTORS AND REPAIRING O MANUFACTURERS OF NEON SIGNS EVANSVILLE, INDIANA Eighth and Oak Streets O ACCURACY NATIONAL FURNITURE O DEPENDABILITY O PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 1501 W KELLER ST E F Gerst DRUG STORES Minufacturers of Modern Upholstered WHERE THE PRACTICE OF PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY IS PARAMOUNT Ln mg Room Furmture Phone 6101 Phone 6102 Jufius jgegnaqef F I. O R I S T Delnery Assoulmon We SpecIaIIze In Quahty Work Kentucky at Gum Phones 8159 8150 668 LmcoIn Ave EvansvIIIe Ind Member Florist Telegraph DIAL 5 9608 mf 6 ompcuzy BAEDJSIADHDIHDYS FIJRDHSPHDHES 2205 W FRANKI IN ST EVANSVILLE INDIANA aifiv STYLE LEADERS IN WEARING APPAREL 406 H18 MAIN STREET PHONE 8972 EVANSVILLE INDIANA THE SPORTING GOODS STORE 14 SE FOURTH ST PHONE 7972 COMI LIMENTS OF H HERMANN FINE CANDIES AND ICE CREAM 123 MAIN ST I eff O I ' J 8 Best Wlshes C1155 of 44 DAWSON WINSLOW WALK OVER BOOT SHOP 411 Maln St Depe dable Shoe S e 190 BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS RECORDS AND NEEDLES STRINGS AIND REEDS SCHUTTLER MUSIC SHOP PIANOS BAND INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC BOOKS VICTOR AND COLUMBIA RECORDS HARDING 86 MILLER MUSIC CO 518 MAIN ST HUFFMANS MEN S and BOYS WEAR 317 319 Mum Street FOR COMPLETE BARBER AND BEAUTY SERVICE KROEGER S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP LINCOLN AND WEINBACH 'D There Is No Substxtute for Quahty H. A. WOODS DRUG CO., Inc. We have Hlled over a m1Il1on prescrxptlons COMPLIMENTS OF BILL MOERS 8. ORCHESTRA We Gave You Qualuty In Mu SIC H S A mf 7 18 NW em Sf. Phone 2,6169 7 I 1 , 6 95 B C6 ' ' 97 SMITH 86 BUTTERFIELD BOOK SELLERS STATIONERS KODAKS AND PHOTO SUPPI IES GIFT NOVELTIES SOCIAL ENGRAVING M 21121 my 62815135 100 GUDDEN PAINT STORE TMMEFW PEOPLES PAWN SHOP LEVIN and SONS WILSON und SONS SEEDS HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES 15N Mon Sle fo Reods SILVER S RECORD SHOP 425 V e St et . ' IRON woRKS f0' Zge E t MACHINISTS and BLACKSMITHS Wheel Bulancmg Front Axle Aligning EVANSVILLE, INDIANA Congratulatxons Class of '44 NORTH SIDE BANK J :Huw .1 WH , 'iv' 5 352 'O-2 E , 1122. 'uf J nu: 305-7 ain St. Ph - 4 . iv r's r c r 7 I , i in re SCHENTRUP S FOOD MARKET U X f grill.: Chandler and Garun Street Best of Everythmg Class of 44 srsl 054 BOTTLING COMPANY OF EVANSVILLE DEEP VEIN COAL CO DEEP VEIN COAL AND Iron Fireman Automatic Coal Burners OFFICE AIND YARD E Wl t P e 3 81 THE H Phone 5862 w Pqwlnnlepnlfnfn Expert Shoe Repamng 312 N FULTON AVENUE KINNEY SHOES 407 MAIN Congratulatlons G1flS fBoys Tooj THE HIGH SHOP SECOND FLOOR THE BABY SHOP REX SHOE REPAIR 7 N W Sth TRI STATE S LARGEST AND FINEST PHONE 2 2744 COMPLIMENTS OF THE GEM FURNITURE MART 104 S E 4th St Phone 3 8118 COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS dBy ClthmgShoe F SIEGEL S FOURTH AT LOCUST MANIINY SIEGEL 'vi ge GIFTS FOR GRADUATION s ooo ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM ACME JEWELERS Th LnleSh pwfhsgval 428 MAIN ST Congratulatlons to Class of '44 Y.M.C.A. CAFETERIA COMPLIMENTS COMBS SHOE COMPANY EXPERT SHOE F11'rERs 219 MAIN , . : ,.L ir: If-4 ,ffh i' -....... s Z 0 If Exclusive Dealers in fUnion Minedj T . . 100 . anu St. hon '01 ' Men's an 0 s' o ' , s, urnishings 7 1 e i o i i ues . 1 ' ,l ana r . ill VAN WINKLE TIRE SALES 416 22 Sycamore St EVANSVILLE INDIANA Phone 3 4141 COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE GENERAL TIRES O RECAPPING TYSON TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE RECAPPING VULCANIZING GOODYEAR AND GILLETTE TIRES AND TUBES 24 hour road service e cept Sundays YY s Q o O o I Congratulauons to Class of 44 from IDEAL PURE MILK Inc 201 S E Elghrh Sr I f WMW999 at I-ff' '-i.?,fQ'b Be-fore. After' M il Qf rd. ' 9 , o O U I 2' -al' -. . If Q K Ns 3 .v5u17j7, Q, , ,A 1 -ax-! f X Q l , 5 - - X f 46 X 1' ' 1' ' f , ' I Q 5 I A X I , X 1 K 5 I 5515: Aaszgjx f AL , 9 if if 7 ,f f 1 1 f I, . onnl' o TO MEMORIAL'S CLASS OF '44 . . TO THE UNDER-GRADS . . . -Q ' and Wanda few Succeed From THE STORE FOR MEN THE BOYS' SHOP THE WOMEN S SPORTS TOWN SHOP STROUSE and BROS 1 FRONT VlEW BAC! VIEW .STUDY HALL YUKEL SL SDNS MEAT MARKET sc GRCCERY QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES 4014 Paampl' Sauce PHCNE 5134 101 NW 7th QXLLY SXMILARITI E S MEI B19 K Leenex gl Bob Burns PPPPp P? PPPPILPPP Prvr PP P28 Rainbow Headllneg L . P P I xx' ' . s 9 6 i' 1 X 5 1,,!,l,p 'L ,p' ff f' A A fa 11 1 ,, 'I u - u B I4 EVANSVlllE LUMBER C0 QweZf4a'7'uf B4 Zfgfuf CRANE BROS LUMBER CO BR I THIS SEAL IS YOUR GUARANTEE OF QUALITY PAINTS CALL Us ON ALL YOUR PAINT REQUIREMENTS soo N. Willow Roczd 3-5436 . YQ, Bc Nanny' ivom Now on- ' Y 1 I! 4' ' I j f IIN IX I I I fl A ' X t x I . I, , x I I I I 'I , XTR 3 all I I I I R YOUR POSTWAR PLANNING There will be an after the war and the readiustment will be an even bigger iob than winning the War. When the adiustment comes, the better iobs will go to the better trained. A thorough business training in a reliable business college will enable you to take your proper place in the War Effort and in the larger endeavor after the War is over For detailed infomation without obligation write cr call LOCKYEAR S BUSINESS COLLEGE 209 N W 5th Street Telephone 8157 I IUST I wmvr ra HEC Hbb TIMES I 3 f-X X X ROMAN F GEHIHAUSEN C0 IBMUM4 of Gamplde .Haw 0041 Jlamel' DISTRIBUTORS OF THRESHER S PAINTS AND VARNISHES S F d Ph 2 3502 MSX 'IHC AwIuI TWTH aw I?-9 O I 308 . re erick St. one - . 5. 2 f' 1 'Z 7? 'T 1 -E+ ,, I in l 1 1 I LA PENDRICI-I QgE guarantees more X clgar satlslactlon When not available at your dealers It s because of pr or ty sh pments to our armed forces u surely you won t mlncl If the boys In the servlce come first U T I 3' V W qw V59 Y f f , gbvml r NM' 'A M yy? 5 fsgimzf 1 if 4 w 4 ,. , tx .c xxx' 3? 1 q 1 5, L nl, Q. hbm ford Sisters m Svsters oagt 'lg , . 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' , 'I h, ' . ,gf - - N- 1- 14.331 , ' 4 ' , 1 Q , PHOTO FINISHING COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 6'7l!lVewman 311 Enlow Avenue Evansvnlle Induano S1-'N in the 1 Evmwudlf. rounm 5 Mun E H COMSTOCK CHOICE POULTRY EGGS GROCERIES AND MEATS P 4 1012 401 B II A Best W1shes jc ezfz gzowers .gnc 721 MAIN ST PHONE 2 1164 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND SUPPLIES The GIBSON Company 906 908 Mom Street Telephone 5174 EVANSVILLE INDIANA WM E HARP FISH MARKET PHONE 8277 408 S E EIGHTH ST COMPLIMENTS OF BARKER'S TIGERSKIN SAYS SHOE STORE Good-bye Seniors 'I f' x 'X x I I x V Q e . . Dealer in 1 ! I . hone - e emeade ve. ' ' ,Q 5 e f gi7l1 w0 ' Wgfqgnonm M Ho gr-wr! IS ,oh Q '50 467 X5 lll' adn? l,I 11.04 rf . 'lv Uv 91:19 Hg' Yi Tig wa' 4x1 x 4 'VFX 1 AMR malhme Kuna om. e Txvxmfn de. ? fix 315 2 ff 1115 A5 AM 'X 'F f 'VAX 1 -95 Gnd' G-rem lm Svbvevanve, Ac.Twm.es AT'Tn1-15 V'Kfgff25trx f r .,'.1x 'H . 1 ' hu -f LN 1245? M 'N ' v 'I lx 53 L-'Jn ' ef QQ Lg ' 'f' . 'f , 1 ,lx if A r if N ff. A ., Q- ff Q . 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