Reitz Memorial High School - Memorial Review Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1945 volume:

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No period of darkness is endless where there is a Christian pattern of values informed by the Light of the Holy Spirit. 2 Gad ' Gzzzudeur The world is charged with the grandeur of God. It will flame out, like Slll7ll71gf7'0m shook foil: It gathers to ri gieatizess, like the ooze of oil C7'1,lSllKd 3 Why do men Ihen now not reel: his md? Generations have trod, have trod, have trodg And all is seared with trade, bleared, smeared with toilg ,-1 nd wears maffs smudge and shares man's smell: Is bare now, nor can foot feel, being slmd. 4 1,-S .fx K. .x-:ggi 1: Q X x -ff axYggX .x M2 :xxx . Nxm sfix , X - iii-xii ' . 2- qfjx X . it - . gg X R3 'LYS f x sts x . sw i.'f55viX1.'QT5 J Xl x .f:vlixf:f -- if - -' Qi-X iffl-:I rafvi k Six, X . - 'wr' N f f a - H ' 1 if? Qwf gif Q , f X Nf3,x-isigggm ESQ-Sw X A -X Q Skis .1wfgf-wffftixfx Xxgxu ' .rr - if -- f xii Q - - Sxrkiw-msx f . f -- Q - QSQNNY 2,32 f ff x x xg Nqfxgv. - ifSSQ,gs.g xxx ,L 1 '. R R x X 531 - za. . f X ww - 1- . 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Don Ping labored in the classroom in- spiring these men and worked on the grid- iron molding them. ln recognition for his part in their success, Memorial names Don Ping the Honor Man of nineteen hundred and forty-five. 6 Dm Ping, ,MAST in 118. 7 ,flflzl tics Athletic contests help to build stout perseverance - an essential characteristic of man. 8 4- ,.,-1- MIM F'j ...vf 'wk .N ,gf ,www w ...-5-1+ ,..-s- ff k .g..: .?f: Wr MN H,,,.,4,,.w .vw Y ,sw ,Q-rf- k L ' N qw' Y -V .QP ,wax .WW ,. 'qw w jx w.nb,,,.- ' .wr Mw- .gm 'EwN..,v ,wma ixi , A .ff ,..- ' ,fs .Q M.,-f' www? www M.. IW Q .Q-S' 4. ag .5 -QW? Qffx FRESH MAN BASKETBALL CHAMPS .lim SCl10Cl1hflChlCl'. john Stcinkzlmp. Gene Salzman, -loc Wslmlcmllclxlcr. Curl Rock-rmund, lid Schulllmcie Intramural H ANDBALL CHA M PS c Mattingly, school thump: Bob nigcr. l'llllllCl'-UPI Uzlvc -Inctkson. xslmmn cthznupz l,1ll'l'y XN'cl1vr, fresh- Spcrts CAIVIIXINS OF THE FRESHM,-XN BASKETBALL TEAMS FIRST ROW: Billy Kessler, I,:n'ry Weber. Clizirles Evans. Nornunl Hull. SECOND ROXV: Dave JIIKRSOII, Bob Smith, Don SClllli3Cl'l, Don KCl'C'llCl'. Herbie Hairl. THIRD ROW: Bud Weekley, Jim Seilm. .lim liillmzin. Bill Henning, Ecl Sl'llllllllCiY. ,xx x s ...M , . CAPTAINS OF THE SOPHOMORE ISASKE'l'lS.'XI.l. TEAMS FRONT ROW: Bob IlCl'lll2lll. Bill Lord. Bill S2ll'lOl'C, Bob Gersl. Boll Slernemun. BACK ROW: Hurry Miller. Curl Ficker. jerry Melclliors, Bill Rubin- son, Waller Hnssel, Vie Mellon. Brollmcl' .xHli'I'llIi. ll'lllliS cuzlvll Tenni HX!! 4 'IO IVRONIH l1it'll2Il'Cl lluvsl. Clmrlmw Ilvuig. xllIl'I Spaulding, Dam- cvlllllllill Dick l'm'c xml Xhfzurlln. Null Glvilf 'lkun Ox- lIlL'l '. Hill Nlznlliuwlx rw n , Ba eball x . :' 2 .- Q .3- The Record 1 Under Coaeh Don Ping Memorial has had eleven C i t y Championships i n baseball - 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 ,,,,,,,Memoria1 Memorial Memorial Memorial Memorial ,..,Cen tral Memorial Memorial Memorial ,,,,,,,,,..,Bosse Memorial Memorial ,,,,,,,,.,,.Bosse Memorial P FIRST ROW: john Burkman, Pat Fleming, student manager, joe Unfried, Billy Kessler, student manager, Mel Wanne- muehler. SECOND ROW: Ray Greene, Larry Holder, Clifford llackes. Ray Uehinger, Charley Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Bud Greif, Charles limge, Bob Denton, Gene Reinhart, Coach Don Ping. 13 Basketball Kc 111' lll'IllllLIIl C1 1111 X11 KZUNQIUNL' .V2' . lillllllllll ffflll' lngml 1rId1'1 11111 Umm 111 l1'1111k Sumo Season Record I. Nlvlnorigll, 51 ICII City 29 Basketball 2. Mcnlcwiul ,. In IQIIIIXIIIL' .,l I fI,NIcn1m'i:mI ,,,, 545 Uwcnsxillc 20 I. Hcl1mrinI,,,f5I Ilossc .,,..,,,, IIB 5,NIl'Ill0l'I1lI ,,,, If? XY. Clzulll, ..,, 311 fi. xIl'lIl0l'ILlI,,, 150 Sl.Nl1nxs FIS T. Nlvmmiul fI2 Ilicknvll ,, QI N. xICllI0l'I1lI ,II2 CIcnlmI ,.,, SI 9. xIl'lll0l'I1lI,, 53 Rcill , ,,,,.. 315 llI.NIc'umrinI til I'mcyxiIIv ..IKi II. AICIIIUTIIII FIT I'l'IIIK'1'lOll I5 l2.Nlc'l1lm'i:1I 35 Wilvx . ,,,, UIII lf4.Nlclmn'i:1I IJ SIIIIIII. H 21 I I. XI:-nmriznl ,135 lfl. III'2IIll'Il IH IS. NIc'll1m'i4lI III Inuguulcc .29 Hi. IxIl'lll0l'IlII 52 IYil1xImx' ,, III 'I'm41I poinlx in Ili gllllll'N77fIAI f,llIJlIIIClIlN' Iulul - IIO Xxvrngr- points pm' gzum' - 17.7 Oppum-nts' pninlx lli'l'g1llllL Z1 l-'IRWI' ROW: CIUIII 'ILlI'IJOL'. Clem: Logcl. l,mlwig 1-rnif. I.1Il'l'X IIuIsIc-r. Gem' Rcinllzlrl. SECOND RONY: Clm1c'I1 All Cosgrmc. 'Ibm 05- SCIIIJCIQ. Ilzuxc IM-user. Fl'illlIi Stone, Paul IYCLHCII Hill Ihrvulu. 15 INIHYIIIIVXI. SOUR IIoI4Ic'r Slum' , Rc'inIml'l Luqcl ,, l,'4SK'lII11'l'g G11-ii' , lk-user' , Iimuks , Iflllgl' . IVURIYCI' Inrlmc . S1ll'I0l'C II. Mullin R ICC K DRI! glx , , .I INf Hr ,Q X X X Qbaz v .Ll WM gy! N if xx as gg Q, 5' ' .3 tg Nt sf sv 353' M2 K K mx i ag l at as H 731 fn K .ik D wwf: Basketball l. 1,11 llmc lrcncll 2. Logcl slmols 1, Hold llxzxl 'l'igcrl 1. Two points li, GCI mul xmrl yell! it is or is it llillvl two points? OSSClllN.flg in close 19 G11-if in llmc :ur Basketball 1 ivy fs, 1 Q ig Quiz lx ,QL V, 1, 'W ff M is k S 3, . g QW iw 1 E. gg? 1 A, R tg? 5 ggi? Sf f 1' , .4 ,. Q Qzgcx g 6 X '29, g f, W1 'ff' Q V R 1 if: ., 14 W, '45 k 1 7 H 55 ,, ff, ' Q ..,.1, X' A F Q ..-.. S ,ggi .,,: .,:,,3,A In his fifteen years as football coach at Memorial, Don Ping has estab- 1. . . lshed an uncommon statistical rec- ord - Memorial's Football Tigers have Won or tied a total of 121 of 139 games under his guidance. Our versatile Captain whose Stocky Captain-elect, Tom was curly hair bounces rhythmically Memorial's leading scorer. to the tune of many sports. 21 Acclaimed the best end in the city by the Evansville sports- writers. The backbone of the team's spirit, Frank played all-out in every game. A Dark Horse who handled the T to the amazement of the bystanders. Fighting his heart out in every game, our amiable tackle tackled all jobs. 22 Q ,, Considered Memorial's best de- fensive renter. -lerry captured tackling honors. Alwavs ready, Bruno quietly did his tasks. if 'ww f Qwiffw A Big Train in tearing through opposing lines. Paul hut ll junior. Talks sweet but hits hard. Doc has :another year of pill licipation. X g A natural contestant, Chuck returns next year experienced :it end and halfhack. Another junior. Bill will ron- tinnc to ilisplziv his rugged nhilnies in 215. ' Gene topped ll monogram ziflcr 3 years of plugging through :1 long line of guards. As Memorial's place-kicking Specialist, Mnrl's point was the :inticlimax of many touchdmvns. 23 ,ww lfuur Cvmralilcs brin 3 lmgcl dim u is 23 L 0 g cl 'Q magic touch plus Spald- iug's golden me equal another ex- tra point RL-iuhart rvgislcrs lumpc Big Vllliilllln Weav- cr thugs a l 0 u g agaiuwl thc Owcuw horn Rvd Devils L of thc field house, ready for the Turkey Day cucouutcr 1 Did lie make it? N0l u Nlmlluri xIl'lllUI'illl NlL'IlIOI'i Xlmllminl xlk'lllUl'iLll Nlcllmrizll xIC'lIlUl'illl xI1'lIl0l'iQIl Xlcmuri 'IU I'.Xl ' llkllllll ,,,, liusv ....,,....,,RL'lll lcnlrall ,l,NClNIb0l'0 Bossa , lnlliuillc . ...,..,, Rflll flllll'1lI ' 'L ' ' 'U ul- INDlX'llDl'.Xl. sczoklxcp ' RICCIORIW l'irn:1l lmgcl XY1':1u'l' Spaulding Svhmimll I .zmnvrl fzflllllll H H011 IOIXI, N 130 345 Fifi I3 I2 Ill li 175 gflfffbllff I. Gene Reinlmrl fi. Bud Greif 7. Don Crouch 2. .lim Reeves Dick UllVCfZilgl 8. Clem jarboe 3. -lurk Immcrt 6. Bob Lehi' 9. Gene Logel 25 Football Ifirsl clmvn l'llllK'lIilUXS'll 'l'zlkL:ul11ll .X lllllggillg Nilclmll 'l'l1c Cubs Du il this DL'iliIl2lli0ll Qvafluzll I. 'I'I1c 2. The 3. The 1. The 5. Rczlc 6. The 7. The line battle reach train ly point buckHeId U16 Z7 lmfzfr is' Zfmr svllccllllvs . . . officially . . . pr11m'lic'c' cqllip- nu-nl . . . lirkn-ls . . . lc-If-plmolw . . . lic-kvl l'l'SL'l'X'2lli0IlS . . . lL'2lIll ll'2lllslJ0l'l2lli0Il zmml holcl l'CSCl'Y2lli0Il5 . . . H'2liliIlg for nvw unif f0l'lllS lll XVLIVIIIIIL' . . . lIl0l'l' fzlllx f-Y ls ilu' gzuuc in liosnc lficlcl or Rn-ill Bowl? HRO'I'IlIiR Imlmwlcs, C.S.C. .lllllfliz 1Jl'H'!f4lI 29 PEOPLE - Bubbling personalities . . . leisure-time activities . . . bits of mischief . . . idle moments . . . deep interest in one an- ' ' ' l to- make up Memo- other . . . smiling happy laces . . . al go rial's mighty spirit. IN ITIAT ION - Sorry-looking Freshman girls . . . pigtails and k stoop droop . . . Seniors arethe villains . . . no ma e-up . . . good sports . . . getting acquainted with high-school life . . . the Freshman party. ASSEMBLIES- Corn . . . Principal, Don't do this. . . . Coach ln all my fifteen years- . . .student talent . . . together in ' ' ' the irls the auditorium . . . Seniors in the choice seats . . . g putting on assemblies. . A SENIOR PARTY - Senior boys and girls . . . social get-together l in ames charcoal and marshmallows again . . . eating, c anc g, g , . . . meet more students . . . more eating . . . fine idea. SCHOOL CLUBS - Band, Patron, and Booster Clubs . . . work- ing for the good of the school . . . made up of the parents of the students. . P DANCES -Social life . . . Brother Benedictus and Sophomore crew decorating . . . dim lighting . . . cornstalks . . . soft music frolicsome atmosphere . . . light-hearted students . . . floor shows . . . best of all, the junior Prom. WAR EFPIORT - Stamp booth . . . milkweed picking, Mae West life jackets . . . Red Cross canteen bags . z . Schools-at-War flag . . . Home Nursing . . . Seniors leaving . . . grads coming back in uniform . . . CAPS. ' 4 g i YEARBOOK - Koewler's camera . . . headaches and n' h ig tmares . . . uneven rhythm of typewriters . . . Publication alley- February deadline. ' MUSIC - Band . . . , . . . Ween halves . . . practice sessions . . . assembly . . . annual concert . . . be- tween acts at th . . . e cemetery . . . civic reception . . . Glee Club . . . Sister Francis Jerome . . . Christmas program . . . St. Cecilia Day . . . Operetta. DRAMATICS-Smo . . ay . . . St. Catherine's Day . . . The Truth About Liars . . . and Girl Shy . . . house lights dimmed. . . Brother Elstan, directing . . . new stage curtain . . . rehearsals . . . fun at play practice . . . Let's try that over . . . the big night. Brother Gerald director bet oth scenery . Foundation D C.S.M.C. - Active representatives . . . voluntary contributions . . . letters of appreciation . . . good works . . . toys for orphans . . . Christmas Mass offering . . . distribution of Catholic literature . . . Having a heart for the Missions. SOD E. . . p y committee . . . attrac- tive bulletin boards . . . Mother Beloved . . . Pam guild . . . orange drive for Little Sisters . . . First Five Saturdays . . . Lent en Daily Six . . . Freshman reception . . . May Crowning. RETREAT- Silence . . . spirit of reverence . . . daily Mass . . . and meditation . . . Benediction . . . Papal Blessing . .i . good resolutions. ALITY - Annual dance ublicit BACCALAUREATE - V co n venue . . . Mass and Communion Bles ' . . . 'sing of the Flag . . . Seniors in caps and gowns . . . breakfast, speeches, and farewells. Marching in rank down Lin 1 A Fwplc lkruilier llilalry luis his day 'l'Ixe l'riiu'ip:1l visits will linriicaes otlui :utils ii ' Brermzm fill out registra- licm uirmls for anxious f?j students . 1 die it em' sl S uni other BLI1Lli1LlLlS is in in M ix up Info the xut Xluon Senior fuursurnc Xiier llie hull was river Bobs Lex :md Ossenbcrg, our cigzir-plliiin' paipas Mcmorinl's clezmfup crew Zjezfple cr Bill Lcauhing LllliCS l.vl's gvl Nl1ll'l 5lllllllJy SllfIXl'Iill- il ill 1 Purplc HCill'f Nlllllllillli' cllgl .Xml nun' IIIC spccfllvs! Waiting! Mechzuuc Art Club l Wo11ldn't Backing thc lcum that get you? Hot dogs! Q .gmmvgl gr 09 Q5 QP' lfczfple Making it up In line for books .ly People Nliss 'l'llC'l'L'Sll Sicllbrl. rctircd scc'l'0tzll'Y Radio Panel Discussion Miss Es I cl l c lilizik SCCTCIZITY Xl'zill Wilson, scrvifc mmnlmcr ol' '45 class und designer of The R FY I EN' Cuvcr. 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THE KILLER - JOE HARRISON I was a hunter stalking my quarry. At least I believed my- Q self to be. I was now the proud owner of a new .22 rifle, al- I f-A though I knew little about one, except sighting and pulling f the trigger. Being a typical slicker from the great metropolis,- I had never seen a real live rabbit, only in pictures. Never- If pf, xg lheless I had always wanted to hunt and kill a fat little cotton- , VM XA- . tail. ,if Sj- 'Ihe day was clear and cold, perfect for hunting, a light snow covering the hardened ground. As I trudged along, the snow made a funny crunching sound under foot, and I liked it. I felt good all over, from the tip of my warm fleece-lined cap to the soles of my heavy, spiked boots. The trail I was on abruptly turned to the left, causing me to nearly lose my balance, but it served to bring me back to reality. VVhere would I look for a rabbit? I remembered having heard or read of rabbits habiting brushes and briars, so I headed for the nearest clump of undergrowth. Almost on my objec- tive, I heard a peculiar sound in t.he snow, like a rolling tire on wet asphalt. I wheeled around in time to see something flash over a knob and disappear into a clump of bushes, crusted with snow. I hadn't gotten a clear glimpse of the fleeting object, but I was sure it was my adversary. It took me a full minute to regain my composure, but when I did, I set out coldly calculating how to trap the creature. I soon formulated a plan. I started walking in a wide circle around his haven, gradually closing in. My eyes fairly burned the bushes in search of the doomed hare which you must remember I had never really SCCII. My huntsman instinct was now an obsession. My trigger finger quivered. I was seized with an uncon- trollable passion to send a bullet' crashing into its head. I knew I must not let this feeling get the better of me, or I'd ruin my plan. I got ahold of myself, cocked my gun and waited. I hadn't noticed until now. but it had started to snow and was getting a trifle colder. I looked up to get a squint of the sun time. It must be about . . . at that mo- ment something flitted by me from the clump of underbrush. I was so stunned I just stood agape watching the round, white, fluffy, little tail gradually grow smaller and smaller and disappear. On the spot I swore that I would find that rabbit, even if it took me the rest of the day, and when I did, I would snuff out every ounce of life within him. ' For a minute, I sat down on an old decayed stump to marshal my wits about me. It was snowing a little, harder now and I shivered slightly. I still don't quite know whether it was the cold or a feeling of futility. Suddenly, with the savage- ness of a leopard, I. sprang to my feet and viciously kicked the old stump with such a blow it broke and Hopped into a decaying heap. The rabbit's tracks! I could have stalked him. Now those delicate tracks were covered over completely by the ever-increasing tempo of falling snow. For several minutes I just stood there incensed, perspiring freely, with the mercury at 120 above. Then I had a hunch - the infernal thing would return: it probably had its lair near by. The tension subsided. I pulled up my collar and settled down to wait, how long I neither knew nor cared. Although the snow had about stopped, the wind grew more piercing. I slapped my hands together vigorouslyg my fingers were stiffening. I might not be able to pull the trigger of my gun if I stayed in this unbearable cold much longer. I shifted my rifle onto my left shoulder to relieve the stabbing pain caused by the intense cold and pressure. By this time my jacket was nothing but an insulation to hold in the freezing air that had seeped through. - I was beginning to wish I had never heard of a rabbit when suddenly a mov- ing something caught my eye. I jumped behind a near-by tree. 80 My whole body became tense. For the first time I saw my prey clearly. Closer and closer it came, each hop bringing it nearer to certain death. About fifteen yards from the clump of bushes it hesitated. I held my breath. I raised my rifle to my shoulder, cocked it, and sighted. The rabbit stopped again. It sensed danger and froze perfectly still. It was only about ten yards from me at this time, but still did not present a perfect target. It seemed hours that I stood there, waiting, for that lithe, little hare to move, but now at last I was sure I had him. Finally I could stand the suspense no longer. I moved out , from the tree and sighted again. The rabbit jumped. I fired Vp-lf. simultaneously. The rabbit faltered and fell. The blood It --If ,. ,' ' . y flowed from the wound, literally washing the life from him. 'Y-I , The thrill of killing my first rabbit was short-lived, how- 4 U E I ever, as this feeling gave way to black despair. Instead of yt . f V being a victor, I felt myself a ruthless killer. Leaving the rab- fffii' , -fr KY N-W bit as it lay, I slung my rifle over my shoulder in disgust and H - A headed for home. THE TERRIBLE DOCTOR - VICTOR IYIELTON As George walked down the steps, his mother called, Don't forget that dentist appointment, George. All right, he said. George kept on walking. He knew he would try his best to forget. All the way to school he kept picturing the .--kg? dentist pulling his tooth with a long pair of pliers, while he was ILL standing on his chest and making him scream with pain. He knew it wouldn't be as bad as that, but he didn't like the idea anyway. f lings! On the way to school George met Tom and Jerry. They were laughing and shouting and talking about the fun they would have V after school as they played football in the vacant lot. Hiya, GeorgeI they shouted. Hi, boys, he returned weakly. It was so hard to talk for he had the dumps away down deep - that dentist with the long pliers. By this time he was only a block from school, and everyone was rushing to school and shouting to one another. - George walked up the stone steps and into the marble-floored corridor. It was a pretty school, if a school can be pretty, with its bright corridors and neat rows of lockers on either side. It wasn't a very large school, at least not for a high school. But St. Mary's was only four years old, and it was growing all the time. George opened his locker for his geometry and biology book and went to his first-period class. He had forgotten about his tooth and the dentist with the long pliers during the geometry class, but on the way to biology he stopped at a fountain to get a drink of water. As he bent over, the dentist and the pliers came back with start- ling clarity along with a sharp pain on the right side of his mouth. He was back in the same old slump now, with his mouth feeling like it was full of pins. As he walked to class, he was a perfect example of the last rose of summer. He tried to study, but he kept reading about the dentist and the pliers. Now his tooth hurt, and this made him feel even worse. When the morning classes were over, there was a shuffling of shoes and slam- ming of locker doors as everyone hurried home, but George couldn't get en- thusiastic even about eating. The sun was warm and bright, and there was a soft breeze blowing as George walked home for dinner. As George walked into the house, he could smell the dinner cooking. Is that you, George? his mother called from the kitchen. Yeah, Mom, it's me, said George. He ate his dinner very slowly, making sure that his food stayed on the left side of his mouth. After dinner Mother made him brush his teeth, wash his face and hands. and comb his hair. so he would look nice for the dentist. ' I 81 By tl1e time George had got all ready it was getting pretty late, so he had to run most of the way back to school. But he hnally made it on time. During his afternoon classes, George tried to forget about the dentist, the ache, and the pliers. And compared with the morning classes, he was quite suc- cessful at it. But George knew it couldn't last very long. The last bell rang, and school was out. For the other boys the worst part of the day was over, but for George it had just started. He shrugged his shoulders and started walking down a little narrow side street. He was slow and unde- termined - if he were late, the doctor might not be able to take him today. He turned up Main at Madison. Now George felt nervous - there were only two blocks between him and the doctor with the pliers. He walked slower than ever, but all at once he was stand- ing in front of a large building. He stepped in and looked at a long row of names. In the second row, live names from the top, he saw in large letters, DR. QI. B. ATWELL - DENTIST 3D FLOOR. George walked over to the elevator, took a big gulp, and 'pressed the buzzer. ' Presently, it came down, the door opened, and George stepped in. Third floor, he said. The door closed, and up they went. When the elevator stopped at three, George went across to the oliice. ' No one was there but a good-looking nurse. She asked him his name, looked in a big book, and then took him into an- ' other room, there was the DENTIST. He smiled and said, e N vp Hello, George. And then the funny thing happened. He ' put George in the chair and just took a long thing that you V xv' 42 pick nuts with. Then he exchanged the pick for a weak little ' V I drill. He put the drill in George's mouth, right on the sore X L tooth. Then he talked and talked to George about the World . Series. George didn't feel the drill, his mind was on tl1e pliers. All of a sudden the Doctor stopped drilling and reached to the nurse for a hunk of dull silver and packed it in his tooth. The doctor thenygave George a glass of warm water, told him to rinse his mouth, took his apron off, and said, VVell, George, that's all. Don't eat any hard food tonight for supper, drink milk. You're finished? George said. Yes, all done, the doctor said. George got up, and hurried out. His tooth didn't hurt, the doctor hadn't had a long pair of PLIERS. There's time enough before supper to play some foot- ball, George thought. , a .VV A PERSISTENT SALESMAN - .IEANNE BRAND All my life I had never seen a really persistent salesman ,F-N ,qi until that cold, snowy day in December. He rang the door- Stl 'gal bell, and when I saw him my heart stopped. He was young, ff lf l ' I would say around twenty-four, and very nice looking. He 5, ilzm..2',. was my dream of an ideal man. I wondered what he wanted, 4, f 1' and then he spoke. I fl Good morning, are you the lady of the house? -- ' Yes, I said, feeling very happy but curious. it Xxx .wr Well, said he, I represent the Goof-goo Doll Manufac- turing Company. When I realized that he was a salesman, I felt terrible, because my mother had always told me that some day I would meet one who was really persistent, but it never dawned on me that this nice-looking man could be one of those persistent salesmen. Now Miss, if you will just let me in, I will show you a sample of our dolls, Were,his next words, and though I wanted to let him in QI always did like to look at dollsj something inside me told me not to. 82 I'm sorry, but there are'no children in the house and we would have no use for any dolls. You might try next door - there are some children there. I'm sorry. With these words and a smile, I started to close the door, but it was not easy, his foot was in the door. Surely you have a niece you would like to buy a doll for. No, I said, I have no niece, so will you please remove your foot from the door? Sticking his foot in a little more hrmly he said, Then you must have some friends who have small children. No, said I, growing very angry, I have no friends. Then if you have no friends, a doll will be just the thing to keep you com- zany. I Upon hearing these words, I grew thoroughly angry and gave him one hard push. Being thrown off balance he landed at the bottom of the porch steps look- ing very bewildered. Then I said, very nastily, Your dolls will keep you com- pany down there, too. THE REAL THING ' BY CARROLL LENSING Jack Russel left the room to go to see the Dean about visiting in New York. To save money, he had been working in a restaurant after school and helping 5 mn the janitor in the morning. The night was devoted O to study, and there was plenty of it in this school. ' t 'tba It was a 'boarding school for boys only, and -Iack's tuition was paid for all four years by his father before , ,7 his recent death. x f . , I 1 It was a gloomy day outside and some of the boys' vw ,,,,1' iv. dormitories were just as gloomy. There were about seven boys kneeling in a little ring in the center of the floor, and the dice were rolling freely. Come on Bill, get in the game. No thanks, said Bill. - What's the matter, Alan said, are you afraid of losing your money or some- thing? Not exactly, said Bill, I have seventy dollars and besides, I just gamble on the real thing. ' Well, frankly I think you're yellow, Alan said. The rest of the boys mum- bled, and went back to the game. You'1l see, said Bill. He satvdown on the bed to watch the game. Panting like an engine, -lack, came bursting into the room. Well, what happened? everybody yelled at once. I get to go! I get to go! Jack yelled. I get to go to New York to see my mother, and in the middle of the year, too. .Iack's mother had been sick for two years, and she had grown worse since her husband died. Bill sat there taking it all ing it was the first time he had heard anything about lt. Jack started to pack immediately. Oh, my God, Jack said. W'hat's the matter? said Bill. ' Someone has stolen the money I had saved for the trip - sixty dollars! Somebody would have to be pretty dirty to do that, Bill said. Yeah, replied the rest in amazement. The Dean heard of this, and within twenty minutes he was in the room. XVell boys, the Dean said, I guess you know we have a thief in this dormi- tory. .Iack's train leaves at 8:30 in the morning, and if the money isn't returned in I5 minutes, I'm afraid he won't be able to go, for we must go after the res- ervation. I'll just turn out the lights, and we'll walk around the table. The thief had better drop the money somewhere. 83 The walking started, and Bill was in the middle of the line. When the lights went on, there were six ten dollar bills on the table. Well, I'm sure glad that's over, the Dean said. After he had gone, Alan said, Let's see your wallet, Bill. Bill refused. They took the wallet by force, and found that he had just ten dollars in it. The Dean stepped back into the dorm. Anxious eyes met him. Did you by any chance lose this, Jack? Why, that's my money envelope, -lack said. You dropped it in the office. The lady found it when she was sweeping, said the Dean. The Dean left and they all looked at Bill. Gee, I'm sorry Bill, honest I am, Alan said. Oh, that's O.K., said Bill. Now I know what the real thing is, said Alan. CONTRATERRENE 'ATOM SMASHING - CHARLES DEWIG For years, since the universal adoption of the atomic theory of matter, it has been the dream of ' physicists to convert an atom of one element into Q, fi that of another by changing the charge on the atom nucleus. The term atom smashing has been applied to this process which consists of chipping R or crushing the very core of the atom, the proton. Since atom smashing has become one of the most interesting fields of scientific research, giant ma- chines have been designed and erected in which protons or deuterons, the nu- clei of heavy hydrogen, are given the necessary energy of motion and then al- lowed to crash into a target of the element to be transmuted. A machine invented by E. O. Lawrence of the University of California, the cyclotron, is about the best known and the most successful atom smasher of the present time. Protons in a machine of this nature may be given as much as 30,000,000 electron volts of energy. However, only a small fraction of the protons actually hit atom nu- clei and cause transmutation. Although atom smashing by these large machines has been slightly successful, the enormous cost of the machines and the tremen- dous amount of energy necessary to manipulate them destroys their practicality. After, reading certain puzzling facts about meteorites and their theoretical explanations, I drew the conclusion that perhaps there is another possible proc- ess by which one element may be transformed into another. On rare occasions certain meteorites were observed to explode after striking the earth, and when trying to recover them no meteoric rock could be found. Since a normal meteorite does not explode when contacting the earth but creates a deep crater and causes a shower of meteoric rock, these strange phenomena mystified scientists for many years. But aided by a hypothesis which has recently become popular, scientists can now put forward a complete though startling explanation. This explanation is based upon the theory that there exists a dif- ferent type of matter, different from any kind we have ever known. So before some mysteries connected with meteorites could be explained, it was necessary to conceive a new type of atomic structure. In the physicists' mind there exists a theoretical set of elements which have been called contraterrene matter. It differs from the terrene matter with which we are familiar because it consists of atoms with positive electrons revolving around negatively charged nuclei. The positively charged electron is called a positron, the negativelv charged proton is referred to as the negatron, and there is also a general belief that there is also a 'neutrino without any electric charge. Like a proton, a negatron would tend to form a complete atom with other nega- trons in the nucleus and positrons instead of electrons in the outer shells. If combined properly, a new set of ele- ments could be created with isotopes, lm-- definite chemical reactions, compounds, O O 0 0 and alloys. But perhaps they already 9 ' 9 exist somewhere in the universe outside Q + of our solar system. Stars and star clus- ' . ters and maybe some of the comets may o 0 be composed of this type of matter, but O 0 it has never been proved and in all 0 0 0 0 probability, never will. T errene Oxygen Contraterrene Oxygen 84 To produce this kind of matter the problem would be to create a negatron. There is definite scientific proof of the existence of the positron, positively charged and of about the same mass as the negative electron. There is also some reason ,to believe in the existence of neutrino without any electric charge. It is a matter of fact that the negatron has not yet been found in nature, yet there is no reason to doubt its existence. However, atomic theory supplies a good rea- son for the difficulty in finding the negatron, for it could exist only for an in- finitely small fraction of a second. This is due to the fact that it would tend to form an atom of contraterrene matter which would immediately react with the terrene matter of the earth. The two types of matter fundamentally different, mutually exclude each other. If, for example, a terrene atom of oxygen would encounter a contraterrene atom of the same number of positrons, the two atoms would destroy each other by flaring up into a burst of gamma radiation. A re- action of this kind would doubtlessly release tremendous stores of energy, per- haps many billion volts. The remaining neutrons would be left over as 'fashf' For this reason it is very difficult to detect the negatron that might spring into existence. If this reaction is probable, a new question arises. VVhat would happen if, say for example a contraterrene atom of eight negatrons would come in contact and react with a terrene atom of over eight protons? The result would possibly be a form of atom smashing where the remaining protons, electrons, and neutrons would tend to form a new atom which would contain as many protons and electrons as the difference of electrons of the original terrene atom minus the number of positrons of the contraterrene atom. But since the negatron would immediately react with any terrene matter about it, all work would have to be carefully planned and carried on in a vacuum to eliminate reactions with un- desirable matter. + - - 0 O Q 9 9 I ' + f 2 ' + 9 O o o + + , Q Au atom of contraterrene hydrogen coming A contraterrene atom of oxygen coming in in contact with a terrene atom of helium contact with a terrene atom of neon suppose should yield an atom of extremely heavy edly would yield an atom of terrene helium. terrene hydrogen. The atoms of a series of carefully controlled reactions of this nature would combine and form a complete new material, probably one of the ninety-two elements. If this were so fand in all probability it isj one could hardly calculate but few of the possibilities of such a reaction. The production of almost any known substance, perhaps uranium being the only exception, would be in the immediate grasp of chemists and physicists. Thus, as a summary, the whole process hinges upon the discovery or produc- tion of the negatron. After years of further research about atomic structure which will result in a better understanding of positive and negative charges, the negatron, now existing only in the scientist's mind, may become a reality. If the charge of the proton could be reversed, even for only a fraction of a second, a carefully planned reaction could result in the production of a certain desired material. Radium and other rare or radio-active elements could be artificially made, thus eliminating long and complicated processes of purification. The discovery of the negatron would, without a doubt, revolutionize the sciences of chemistry and physics. Perhaps somewhere in the near future, in the superscientific postwar world, the negatron will be found and if used properly in the service of mankind its great benefits to the human race could never be measured. 85 lass Teachers must carry deep in their pulse their functional purpose - to instruct and to inspire. 86 NW! ,, 4. A. - ,........f.v.....v A 2 s 1 E L I 5 3 I - 87 Sister Nlllfy I1n1nacnl6c, Sister Nlzny 111116, SiilCl' XVinifrcd Ann, SPUIISUTS Fre hman Cfficer IHIA, fi lnnncl. 5lll.lIlllC nllliitlii Bill Henning. Nliin Dillmnn. Fd- wzml Hobart, lfrzink Stone. ,Incl XVCIIS SUI' 88 limlhm' .'Xll1c'rl11s, L,S.Ci., Hillen- KPOII FIRST RONY: Mart 'l'rL-ttcr. Virginia Srlilaflilcr. Klart .lane KlClllKlOl'l'L'l'. Bcrtlta SlllJlJll'li Patricia Bartli, Nlarilvn Bcckcr. Nlargarct Srlniltliciw. Ycrnnifa Scilmcrt. Hclvn Sclicntriip. Dorn: llix Hulli N V ' 'ng nnrtli. llimrntliy Sinitli. I SECOND ROW: Rusc Ann Spalin. .lnann fnlicr. Wancla Slincklcy. Mary .loan Mnclrl. Ilnrniln C Bncknian, Mary Spinillcr. Nancy Nlcflcliiiww. llclcn lunllmcfcr. Bctty Mattingly. Nlargcry Svlin, 'l'HlRlJ ROW: I'atrim'ia SfllWlll'll. Ruscmaric Kransc. Rita Knntz. Snlannc Bllllltltl. Virginia I Clussniaii. Hari .Xnn Kci'i'lit'l', latriria Srlilltlc. Bi-tty RllllC'2lll. Clnlislzilirc filli'lllIlg. Klart Btmv- tncicr. lfOl'R'liH ROW: Bcity Srliill. Kathryn Kziwt-iilmi'ni'k. Billie Alu-y. .-Xnn O'lJanit-I, -Ivan Nic- nu-icr. Bctly lforstcr. Mary Angola Martin. liinily Iaiig. Xlary I.ciingrnlJcr. FIRST ROXY: -loycc Srliacllcr. l'atric'ia lrago, Sara -lztnc' Sc'liaCfL't'. Lorraine Mixers. Rita .Xngvrincicr. Gayle Grant. Marr Loniwc Sclinciilcr. Wilma Hnnipcrt. Bcrtlia Gncclilc, liva .Ivan llcrlcl. Sl-LCIOND ROW: Charlotte llippcl, Peggy Wiinlmcrg. ,Xnn Mattingly, Mary RoseFriclinglianscn llumtln' Ciriinlvr, Nlarr Lon Wocrtcr. Cliarlotlc Kcrrlicr. Ruth lilxslvin. joan Hammerstein. THIRD ROXY: Sally ,Xnn Ottnian. Nlary I.on Ingcl, Rowalic Kl'l'llll'I', Virginia llnnlvar, Bar- liara Browning. Gloria Cccil. Doris Slat' CllCillll'C, Kallirxn Ottinan. blanvl Bakvr. l Ol'R'l'H ROXY: Grzic'c Pakcr. Nlary Hclcn FOX. .Xllwrla 'l'lllL'l'SOll. BL-ttyl' Rolwrls, Barlmara Wt-wr. Doris Bain-r. Sharon Snxmlvr. lilvaiiioix- llnrrlxolf. Doris Kopsc. 89 FIRST ROW: Nlary .Xnn XVolf. Belly xVlIIll7Clig, Icla Sclieller, Wancla Hayden. Mary Nie- nieier, Kallnyn Ping, Cecilia liiireli, Belly Loelnlein, Nlzwianne Spiegel, l'alric'ia Schaefer. SECOND ROXV: Nlargarel Pugh. loan Hillenbrand, Sarah De Yanll. Diane lJl'lli'ClllJl'OC'lx Yanila XVeinlapfcl, Belly Complon. Louise Nlcyer. Dolores Meyer, Rita I.im'l1lenfel4l, Mary Alam Falls, llorothy Rnmage. THIRD ROW: Dorie Selieller. Marx' ane Loffel. o Ann l'lIYCl'l1l I. Xian lililalpelli Gilles . .l . .l . . - Marilyn Mooney. Shirley Golding. Nlaieia lllllnllllll, Nlarilxn Grola .loan Goebel. Nlareella l.ullei'l1actl1. I OlTR'l'H ROXY: .Xgnes N'illel. Nanex Salim, -loan Clliarllon. Nlznj Rose Ganxman. Man'- Qarel. Mary Schenk. linnna Lon Roach, Rnlli fllll'lNllllllSCll. llarlnara I'1l'ClH'll. Ileanelle llollinan FIRST RONV: Kathleen Kalienlmaelier, llarlmara Nlellon. loan Hines, lmce Sclinanlz, Lenora ll oul l Kofli, l'al1'i1iia l'anI. -luyre Heimlmnerlier. erllia Ann R 'ey uwfuii-y'sii-anim-k. .loan Griggs Helly Simon. SECOND ROXV: Anna Nlae Nloers. leannine Cllevirlenee. Marx' Agnes Keenan. Sliirlev lfloxrl Ciliarlene Birk, Belly llrown. Doris clOlllil.tIC1lllCllC llengerl, liellyi Folz, Joan Seliaiefer, 1 I THIRD ROXV: Nlarv Catherine Herlel. Nlznw' .Xnn Deilmler. Cecilia Kaelin. Ilomlliv Marx llarlmara Bauingarl. Sallie Henn. Nlary -lane Raglmlale. Frances Nlarlin. Yvonne Selianinan, Mary lane Childers. l OllR'l'l-I ROW: l':lll'lt'i2l Nlalian. Nlariorie Bencllen. RK7QL'lIl2ll'N NYoeliler. Helen Selial'er Belly Lon Hein. Nadine Wagner. Bernzulelle lJeVillel. l'an'i1'i:i Hllg2lIl,.lC1lll l a1'ny. 90 Rul louis XS c111l:1ppcl. .lllllll Kllllll. .-Xll'1'c'ml C111 ' 1 V I FIRST ROXV: Homfc Hllll'lIlllSfll1, Curl Wink. hlcrrx' FXLIIIS. D011 Sl'llllllCl'l, john Nlllllfiilll l1':111m'iw llClllllCl, lznncs Illiswn. Clluxrlcs Dirk. Sl-XIOXD ROW: Rulmcrl Sl'lICllCl', l'lIl2 l'IlC W1'i11lxlc' 1 x. N1Il1.1111 Smith. l'll'ilDl'i W:1lL'I'll1:llI. flllillill'N l.lllL'l', l1Oll XYQQI1111. ,XllSllll XYUH, Halrulml lllllllli. 'l'HIRD ROW: Rux111o11d liziwr Bula l'111'mlic Dirk Kl'lll IlILlLl Xllllll ' I I . , . . N ' . 2 'fu Manila-,hl:11114-s Gmnlgc Holy lflllllll. Cllzlrlcs Rum, Don I.lllll'l'lDlll'll. l Ol7R'l'H ROW: l'illgClIC Slllllllilll, lid 121111. l,:11'1'1 Wclwix Dam Nlmlmlox. Cyril lllll'lll0l l1'z111k Nlzilllmws. lid SClIllllllClS. FIRST ROXY: liclmly llolmzirl, ,larry flllNll'llXl'lCl. l':111l B1'ci1'0gcl. 5101111110 'l'1'ic'c. .IZIIIICN ll1111':l1'ml 11-rr Nl1llll'Cl4, Fliilllli Wzlllcr. SICCIOND ROXV: Ray Ci111l1z1l11ik. XYilli:1111 lflsfclilm. lQCllIlClll lalcolw ll'l'l'N l l1lIi IOllll Klll' lc11mlc11'fc1'. Hl'lll'f' Sl'lIlll1liL'l', XVilliz1111 llzlwlcll. 'l'l10111:1s ljtllllllllli' U N 4 i THIRD ROXY: Bill Kcwlcr. Cc111'ffc-nliczlvvll l3c'1'1111l'cl D- ' ' ' ' N . dillu. lllillillll H.1Il.4loI111 llllIlll'lS llcrlwn Hung. l'lllQ'L'lll' Mm-rw, Clunrlcs llalqzm. lfOl'R'l'H ROW: Yiclm' Slllllbll, I,c'm1z111l Hi1'wcl1. kluclx Ncglc-y. Cllixirlcs llanury. julm Griggs ll'l Rmlc1'1111111cl. -lim l31'11l111. FIRST ROXY: cli'Ol'gl' Wulf, rllllilllllli Slum. hlflllll S1vi11k:1111p. Ric'l1z111l Fcllwick. l'lZll'0lll l'illiCl' llimulml Kalwy. l'll'Clll'l'll'li Nl111'li11, .IZIIDCS Sl'llOL'lllJ2lC'llll'li. SECOND ROXY: Bolr cll'L'lIlbl'l lu l 1 . nm Slrzzngc. RiilTL'l'I Kzlwy, fll11!l'll'S Dick. Bill Rciwing. All'1'c'r ltll llc1'1g1'l1l1c1'. l'll'2llIlx Nlurx. Rzlmlanll llllxl ' . 'I HIRD ROXV: loc XY:11111r'11111c'l1lc1'i. lOllll 'l'l10lc. l.c'u11:11'ml Kc11'L'wi'l llulm 9111ill1 lll'l'lJl'l'l Fil I lfOl-R'l'l-I RONV: 'llllOlll1lS lS1'm1'11, Holm Kllllll. llllilll lllllwll. lrrcl Nbllw RHl1l'l'l Xvl'1llllIlg ' ' ' 141 91 11 mls. llL'l'l!l'lil llz11'l, hlowpli fivcllcr. I.0i1 Xllllllllll. Y FIRST ROIV: Creighton Gerlh. Furl Clron. Bill lnrslznll. Charles jones, Gillmcrl Bnckinun. lannes XVLIIDCII, Iidwzircl XVill. SECOND ROW: Riclmsird l':inl. Waller Sillnnin. Henry Orlll. -liin Seilx, George Denin, R115 lillinger. Russell Bzickes. THIRD ROXY: jannes Dnnkel, luck Brennan, Bill Scliill, Bob Sclnl, Cllizirles Iivains, Frank Hooper. Dave jackson. lfOllR'l'l-I ROW: Put O'Donnell, jiin Kaiser, Cliflorml looley. -lolni xlffillfli. Eugene Brocr- lnznn, Eugene Singleton. Charles fjSlCl'lD2lIl. FIRST RONV: Robert Sclllaicliler, XYilli:nn Nlnller, l-Ierlmert Ifzxlmizin. jerry Miller. joseph Nlin ielli, Dick IV1illuce, Hzirolcl Eclwnrals. SECOND ROXV: Bob XVSIQIICI1 .loc VVIIIICYIIIIIII. Don Kercher. Iiernaircl Dulmorcl, Alfred Gilles lingene Bellznny. Charles Dugan. A 'l'HIRD ROW: AYLDIII' Kclnpf, lfrzincis Rexing, Iiclwzircl I-Izirclesly. Riclnirml XVIIRCII. Bill Hcn ning, Bill Suess. I OllR'l'I-I ROXV: Vincent Will. john Hung, fyiflll' Wecklcy. Allen 'l'enlmrgc, lfrznicis lllllll john Wolsiefer. 92 SiSlCl' Nlury Schustialu. Sister Maury GC!'lI'llllC. sponsors S h Off' llc-lon Ru swcllnlrg. N u lkmwn. I5 n Imran Lux lvlfifll. fL15llC,l0llllS0ll 93 Bob N'iniqn'l'. 'Ibm Rciwillq lim I5 ro l ll c 1' Bl'lll'llillllN. C SC SIJOIISOI' FIRST ROXV: .loan Knnkcrl, Imogene Ciuhinn. joan Spcchl. Roscinaric G1'c-gory, Doris .lean Nornian, Mary Ann Schenk. Natalie loc-sl. Mary Sachs. SECOND ROW: Klccilia O'lSryan, .lnanila G-ownan. Vary Martha Kl'ClllCl'. Nlary Klinglcr, lloannc Becker. Mary .Ngncs llocliriiigcr. llolorcs llc-rlxcl, Rcgina NlllCllSlCl'lll2lll. THIRD ROW: Doris 'l'cnhargc. Ilclcn Rnwc-lIm1'g. Marcia llcsl. llc-vcrly fil'OlDL?ll. Doris Nlil- lcr, Betsy Slccklcr. Doris Dckcn. Roscniaric lXlllCllC'1'. FIRST ROXV: Rose lillcn Enscr. .lcannc Byancl, Iris Ann BZIICS. Viola Scliwcikarlh, Alanc 'l'holc. Dorothy Schenk, Evclync Nlcrckcr, Mary Claire Holly. SECOND ROXV: Bcltc Challin. Mary Ann Diehl. Nlarx Ann Backus. Patricia Crouch. Mary lilizahcth Otlnian. .lcanninc liiiclcrs. liathlccn Scales. Ann Zin-slacll. THIRD ROXV: Kalhlccn Cllcnicne. Clliznlollc- Harl. Gloria Yckcr. Regina Hirsch, Cliarlouc Bauingarr, Bcrnicc Bayer. Loretta Vaal. Sulannc Ragsclalc. 94 FIRYI' ROV Yclml ' .1cl. .l11111c.1 Ruiiulmls. xldlf Nlclliirlc. 1'.XClfll I L'l7lllgCl'. Doris H11111111Cl. SIKZOXIJ ROW: hlaickic W1-yor. Xlzirx NICLIII Holil. B1-111 llogzm. l'z111'i1'i:1 Sllgllllxlllllll. II11111 ll:1lli111111. lS:11'l1111':1 Cox. llulorcs Hziil. ll'llCI'L'iC XX'i111111'1'. 'l'lllRll ROXY: lll'li'll Nliillxilly, llvllf fiU0llll2IllNL'l'. .Xliw 8111013 NUl'lll1l lliulwii, liclly lcllci lo .xllll lyilllll. llvllf lllmcllloip l'lRS'l' RUXYZ lflllllllflll Ci1'cg111'y, Nl2ll'g'llTl'l N'i11igc1'. Nc11'11i11 Nlclill-iv, Nlillj Phyllis NlUSt'lIlICl 1I1 .xYl'illl5 c1 1l1li11c Ml' ' ' . . 111115, l.llllKl.l xl0lllgUIllCI'y, Bally Rl'llIllllI'l SICCZONIJ ROXY: .-X11gcl1-lc lflilliicr, llorcwiliv xl2lllI'L'llll0ll Sclnri Yulmmiirlx' l5'll'll'llil l'l5lll kill ' ilcvn l'lilfilCIl, liilriciai Nlziuii. A111111 Nlqiric P1-cll. Alinc Diqilmlcr. 'U K IHIRIJ ROXY: No1'111:1 lS1'o11'11 f4'lllK'I'lllL' llillllllffi' lli X . .. 51801 , ,lLlI'lll1I Kioclu-I, llolmiivs Riclilci 130 Gilles. Georgia XViIlL'1l. -IUZIIIIIC l'lIlgCllll'l'l. Ilmiw ll11ll11'1'. U5 . . . Rl 'lL'llll xilll Xlclcr. Xlgxiw XYHIQCII. llomlliy llclmifli. Rilai Haillmig. xl1llN c2llllL'l'lI11.'fi0' X - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' FIRST ROW: 'llioinzis Kcmpf. RllS4l'l Slfllllllllll, William Slmlinzm. Donald Silly Ianncs Nlzilizin, Gcmlcl llorn, Ifmnk Kern. SECOND ROWY W'illiznn S1ll'lOliC,fi1lI'l Hczicl. llcrnznxl l'l1cllirn'. lxlillllllll I.m'Ll, Louis Nlilrlicrll. I liurlcs I-Icanl, EIIQCIIC Iloovcr. Rolicrl llollnizln. THIRD ROWY W'illi:-nn Nlzltlinglx, BCl'lI1ll'Il Sims. R2lIlIIl7lIil Nlucrs, -lolin Hcilmizm, llc-iii Nlclcliimw. Alcrry .xlIgCI'IlICIl'l'. Ilaul l icl4c1'. lluwcpli Ilnfricd, 'linlu Ru vlic Illrnlu IfOLlR'l'H ROW: Cllmrlvs Beck. Nlzirvin Al1ll'OllS, Rolwcrl lSgn'ncs. C. 1 N , . Slunipf, Alvin Rcising, Hurry Gmini-i'. FIRST ROXV: l'nlrick Fleming. IlOllL'I'l Herman. Clxclc Ifol7. Dunzilil Welling. Rcnnclli Will Alain Uoiul, Slcplicn Hull, Rolx-rl Scliulcr. SECOND ROW: lhlrklcy fXIci1u1'lli3. George Orlli. -Iuscpli Hzirrismi lk-lnzml NIOIIIQOIIICII laimcs Gics, W'illi:1ni Sclinur. 'llimnqis Ilirscli. 4 n U THIRD ROXY: Rolmcrt SICTIICIIIZIII. Ralph hlulinn, Dmizild Hollninn. Ilairri Xlillcr, -lnlin Nlzi ning, Denning Czxniplmcll, john Smith, Wullcr Burst. FOllR'l'H RONV: 'llionizis I.icll. Alolm Hagan. CYl:11'Cnc'c Xllillllll. luscpli ligcr, 'l'l1mnzls Reis ing, Ilonnlcl Perkins. Willzml Rolminwon. Clliznlcw Vain Winklc. 96 FIRST ROXY: IZIIIICS Mocrw xy'lilCl' Hasscl lolin Haw olln NIL Q . ,, . ., . Q . V . -I . -nnncr. l l'1llll'ii Nlovrs, Rolmul Will. SECOND ROW: Vinrcnl Baxcr lfmlvfai' Wallvii Rolicrr Scliocnln llqx Cl A , , U. . , . :ci .clns Rodv. Call Prcskc. Daniel Bitz. THIRD ROW? David l5cc'kL'r, I,2lWl'CllC'C Vllclllol' fltlllx Cillcx oh S Ill' ' . . . , ,, n .c IIIQCV. f4Illll'll'i lilll ldclwarcl 'l'illcr. l 0l'R'l'll ROW? Rolrcrl Claxton, Rzumoncl Nlilvs Brian xll'lL'li 'IIIICS llri 1 I , . . I ill, William Sflllllllll. FIRST ROXV: James GCI'll2ll4ill. Rolmcrt Coral. liclwarcl llctlag. jerry Nlac'Gi'cgor, Rolmcrz Fcllci Raymond Maurer, Donald Taylor. SECOND ROW? llamcs Galmcl, Yicloi' Nlcllon. Rolwri Hinton. .IZIIIICS llarron. Gcralml Stamp Ili. Donalcl Roggc. james Ell1Cl'll'D. THIRD ROW? Clillonl 'l'cnl1ai'gc. lingcnc klolmwon. William XVllllllL'l'. William Summers Max F1lI'l'2ll', llarold l o1'cl1c. Qloc Gossman. l 0l'R'l'H ROY Y: l71'cmlc'ric'k Hermann, Ric'lral'cl liarron Clarroll Il'Ililllf . Rolrcrl Lon . SKI ' ' ' S S . ' xcslcr Fox, Rohcrl Sctlicllcr, Rohcrl Winigcr. 97 Sixlcr .XllllJl'0'41'. Sislcr .XIIICHZL SIDOIISUIN J ' lknm l'il'll'll Clwrlm C1 ' '. K , nu Dirk XIUYRIIIKICI' Smlmmicll Ninn Kim Beck, C.Iz1 I rc Ann Slumpf. blzumicc Gclmllmuxcn, I' Htllzlg li 1 ul I1 Cl .XIIJIIUIINKIX 1 Si SIJUIINOI' 98 Richard Ahlering Richard Alexander XV alter Angernieier Eugene Bachnian Lawrence Barnes Patricia Barry- Lee Bartley Margie Bayer Howard Beaven Mary Ann Beck Patricia Bettag Eugene Blackman Susan Blair Mary Ann Brennan Eugene Brickner Ann Brothers William Brune John Buckman Louis Cambron Donald Clemens Mlinona DeWig Martha Dillman jean Dippel Raymond Donnelly Eugene Dorsey Dorothy Fehn JoAnn Fitzgerald William Forche Gerald Fuchs Janice Gehlhausen 'Charles Gerst Malcolm Glaser Benjamin Collison Helen Coornes ' Hildegarde Costello Catherine Crane Harriette Crouch Joan Cusack Helen Deig james Denccn Q Charles Gnaegy rxfllllllx Goedde Ann Goelzhauser JoAnn Craesch Iames Greenwell Charles Greif Florence Greulich Jerome Greulich v Betty Grifhth Margaret Haag Rose Lee Haering Marian Halhig Robert Harclesty Mary Ann Hang' Charles Hayden Lois Hayes Dorothy Henning f Urban Herman Michael Hobart Dorothy Hoflma Il Clem jarboe Roberta Jeffrey Pauline .lent Richard joest Robert -Ioest Jean Johnson Irvin Jost Patricia Kaiser Miriam Kennedy james Kercher Urban Kercher Bettye Kirchner Lawrence Holder David Honnigford Mary Hormuth Paul Horn Colleen Howard jerry Hubert John Hughes Arnold Jacobs VVilliam Kleindorfer Melvin Kneer John Koewler Billie Kolfitz james Koressel Loretta Koressel Robert Kunkel Ruthmae Laine Carolyn Lant JoAnn Lappe Marguerite Latmer Mary Helen Laval William Lemmer JoAnn Lex Robert Lex Robert Lichtenfeld- Lucille Loehr Paul Loehrlein Robert Loehrlein Leonard Lutterbach Edith Mesker joseph Miles Parvin Millay Marilyn Miller Rita Miller Paul Minnette Henry Mitchell Charles Moers Phyllis Ann Moers Bettylou Mooney Aline Mucnsterman Vfilliam Mullen James Manion Mary Rose Martin Williarn Mattingly Daniel McCarthy Patricia McCarthy Donald McClain Chester McGill John McNeely Ralph Nebbia Marjorie Negley Rosella Nurrenbern Richard O'Brien Lucille O'Bryan Joseph 0'Daniel Rosella Orlh Robert Ossenberg Thomas Ossenberg Mfilliam O'Sul1ivan Doris Pike Thomas Pirnal Harold Purdy james Reeves Richard Reising Thomas Reitz Margaret Rieber Maryceal Rodermund Robert Ruder James Russelburg Rosemary Schaus joseph Scheller A Anthony Schenk Charles Schmidt Marianna Schneider Robert Schneider Carl Schoenbachler William Schulte Theresa Schutte Betty Schwartz Robert Sitzman Francille Spaetti XVilliam Sahm Charles Sartore Lawrence Sartore Marie Sasse Mary jo Schaefer Alvina Schapker Donald Schauer Mary Schauman Ruth Spindler Thomas Steinback Joanne Stone Claire Ann Stumpf Eugene Suess Laura Mae Sulawske Donald Tenbarge Edward Thole Jean Ann Tillman John Tisserand Wilfred Tooley Jerome Ubelhor Robert VanYVinkle Elizabeth Waken Janie VValker YVilliam Walter Bernadette Wannemuehler Leroy Wannemuehler Richard Warner Paul Weaver Betty jean Winterman Alfred Xvirthwein John Witting William Wolf Lawrence Zehnle Bettye Zenthoefer Rose Marie Ziliak Mary Virginia Zuber Jerome Weinzapfel Lucy Weinzapfel 'Teresa VV illiamson Sixlm-I Nlz11'gl1cl'ilL' XILlI'iC, spun- sor Senior Officers licllv lvzul Sfllullv. .Mm IM' lcanu. l.lll1c. l.uu malls. lukln Spcrll L' htm' Lu Ll Iilll Ullllllll lun RiClll!1lIl. CCIIL' Nlwllinglx 109 HHYIIICI' Im. CLSLZ.. NINYIINUI Jeanne Sartore Alice Meth John Hermann Bernice Loehrlein Lorene Spaetti Donald Holl Dorothy Lex Roberta Shoemaker Eugene Mattingly 110 Anna Lcc XVin1satt Marvin Hardcsty Dolores Smith Rose Mary Schenk lfrank Stone Elvira Spahn Marianne Krctzcr 'l'hmnas Dillinan I-fvclyn lean Krocncl 111 William King Antoinette Schapker Palrictia Brennan Peggy Leonard Bcrnirzc lfac Grcubcl Frances Mauingly Mcinracl Schocnbaclllcr Ralph Gossman Ruth Fox Imogene VVarncr 112 Tcckla Spccht Carolyn Bayer Mary Lou Lappc Hfilliarn Brooks Mary Lou Kuhn Frank Yascr I'alric'ia Hulmcrl Paul Sflnnitt Anna Muriel Flucks Norma .Ioan Wagner 113 EMIICIW licctkcr lrcnc Schenk czumc Kcrclxcl' Clillyorcl Huckcs Ester Tllmnpson Bcliyc blanc '1'mc'k Mary Juanita Fcnwirk XVilliam Scllill' Clulrlcs Ucwig Hclcn Alcxzmdcr Ruth l z11'ny Q 114 qloyctc lfcgzm loan Pauli .4 A uucs Hzlllinun Belly I12lNQ'X'LT Eileen Spincllcr Margaret Summers Harolcl xv2llllllgCl' Mary Ella Golding Mary Hmmiglorcl Mary Hill lllfllllfll Fields 115 Margaret Elsfelder Virginia Walter Paul VViidClTl2iIl Cecile Goedde Mary Virginia Magncss pxllll YVolf John xVilllbCfg Mary Edna Slcwart Richard Unverzagt Agnes Hagan 116 Roseann Raben Donald Hudson Eloise Anna Ulhitledge M ary Marlin Benjamin Evans Marylou Manion Mary Stephens Rose Marie XVindbiel Geraldine VVOerter Joseph Evans 117 Mary -IQICTIIICHIIC Sflllllill Lawrence Schullheis Iames CIarric'o ' Louise O'Dauiel Dorothy Mereker XVilma Hayden Mary Ann Hahs Jerome Rielman Norma Canfield 118 Patricia Mooney ,Iznnes Wfillianis Catherine Horst Marylou Seib Donald Godwin Rosalyn Hirsch Dorothy Nichaus Rosemary KCllllJii Hallet Farrar i ll9 Richard Melton Harriet Buthod Mary oan Henn VVilfred Lattner Harold Schuler Jeanette Dillman James Schaefer Betty Jean Schulte Robert Diekhoff James Bramble 120 John lfrcillaut Clcmcnt Kirrhoff Dorothy Drcxlcr Robert Lchr Viola Salzman Mary Rita Latculcrc Murl Spalding James Schnur Jacqueline Angcrmcicr Victor Orman 121 John Becker X'Vancla Greubel Eugene Logel Kathleen Browning Jerome BI'0Cl4l1l2lI1 Dolores Kares Charles Runge Norma .Iarboe Eugene Nurrenbern Mary Ann Bussing Clement Lutterbach 122 Robert Head Lcona Babbs Betty Ann XVilllHCl' John 0'DanicI Eugene Rcinhart Xvilliani Ullman Lorcnc Holmes Alan Christiansen Vivian Enders Marian Tisscrand Victor Gossman 123 Raymond Uebinger f. I f ,, 44 Bellye W'imsaLt f Godfrey Beane Donald Crouch Eugene Wagner Janie Lou Sachs Patrick Riordan Richard Stippler Albert Keenan Helen Jean Miller 124 Mary Louise Deimel john Yeker Vlallcr Riclman Frances Egan amcs Eickholl' Robert Barney Rose M. Kasscnbrock .Iamcs McCracken Nelda Hays William Braun 125 Patricia Buchner Robert Denton Melvin YVannen1uehler , Catherine Duncan David Deuscr Melin Wathell Rosemary Palmisano Donald Schmitt Gilbert Spahn 126 Iamcs Lindenschmidt Marian Small Raymond Grccnc Lawrence Sarlore Cecile Stocker Leonard Schenk amcs Schiff Mary Frances Gocbcl Joseph Woerlcr 127 Helen Ann Delker John Lannert oseph VanVVinkle Paul Kelly Frances Haag Ann Dexlean Robert Grotius Melvin Craddock 128 gaculfy BROTHER ALBERTUS, C.S.C. BROTHER ALPHoNsUs, C.S.C. Mathematics . . . Freshman Class Mathematics . . . Science Sponsor junior Class Sponsor 129 MR. FRANK ADAMS Music SISTTQR ANIBROSE Iinglislz .... 9 oriul Sllldivs llunim' Class Sjmnsm' Religion BROTHER BIENEDICTUS, C.S.C. Srirrncr .... Y aria! Stmiivs Srzplzumurc Class Sponsor SISTER AMHLIA Srivncc . . . Mall1r'1m1!fr's JIl7If0?' Clrlss Sjmnxm' Religirm T T T 5 f-N-4. Q 4? fl up A E ,,..4namuw-WW!-. REV. EDWVARD BURNS, C.S.C. Clmjzlain 130 JSI E W SISTER XNINII-'R rin TPXNN lllilgllllgf' . . . English l rcsl1m1m ' ss .Sjunlsrw 'Q 'fha BROTHER GIZRALD, C.S.C. Social Studivs . . . Religion Muxir' . . . Iinnd Dirrctur MR. ARTHLYR COSGROVH BROTHER E1.s'rAN, C.S.C. Pf15'JilYll 15dl1l'fllf01l Larzguagf' . . . Rflfgltlll 1f11Skl'f1'flH CUHCII Dirrrlm' of Drrznmlizzs' SISTER MARY CQERTRUDIC BROTHER HlI,ARY4, C.S.C. Commerce .... 9 ofial Slurlirs Cfmzmcrfr' . . . .flrmznzlzuzt Religion . . . Snplzomnrc Dircrlor of Wartinze llrlirlitivs Class Sjmnsnr 131 SISTER MARY IMMACULIEE Sricnce . . . Health F1'r'sl1mn1z Class Sponsor PATRICIA HALLINAN BROTHER Ivo, C.S.C. Physical Education Ifnglislz . . . Senior Class Sjmnsm' Ycfnrlmok Adviser SISTER FRANCIS JEROME SIS'I'ER MARY IANE Musk: Al'l 'eCla5i n Sofia! Sludlas . . . Religion Glee Club AllllllUIlllllll'S . . . F'I'lf.Yl1IIlll7l Class Sponsor 132 1 SISTER MARGARET -IOANNIC CUIVIIIIITITC . . . I.unguage o REV. XN1L1.1AM LAUTNI-1R Religion BROTHER LUDWIG, C.S.C. SISTER NIARGUERITE MARIE S!'il'lll'l? . . . Atlzlrtic Director English . . . AIflU1l'IlIIlfil'.Y Srfninr Class Sponsor 133 ,BROTHER LEONARDO, C.S.C Iffvzglixlz . . . lfflfgfflll BROTHER ROBI-ZRTO, C.S.C. lfnglislz ..., Yflfflll Sl1lfli1's .f'1If7ff.W'7 Of N1'1n.s'j1r1jn'r I MR. DON PING, M.S. in P.E. BROTHER FRANCIS RIEGIS, C.S.C Sofia! Studia Sofia! Studies . . . Lllllgllflgl? Football Conrh Iivokstorr' SISTER MARY SI:IsAs'rIAN SISTI-iR NIARY VFHIQODORF 1' Sofia! Studies . . . Religion I,iI1p-rqrim, English .... S Oplzmnore Class Sjmnsm' N ' I 134 L07 Adm hi fmfizfn Rlfvrfkrixn l',x'1'Rlc:R KlI,IA'llll. .N ujrm flIf!'Hl1t'l1l -N U' ' N 4' V53 X i Sls'1'1s1c Sr. ,'XC.N.'l'lI-X l'zim'ij1r1l. liirlx' I2I'fHll'flll1'IIf 'Nu-' aiiliq, BRo'1'1ucR fill,-XRl.liSr, C1.S.CI. l'rinr'ijml. Iinys' I1I'flllIllllI'lIf True Most IQICVICRICNID Hmm' -I. Gxlwmll-11.sMAN, S.T.D. Blslmv OF Ev.wsvlLl,l-i Illrxrhsl-1 His ExceIIency's Installation Banquet LEFT TO RIGHT: The Most Revcrcntl Francis R. Colton, The Most Reverend mul .joseph E. IQTIICT. d..l5'AYE,.,'1vfi 1 N ' '...a2 t ' V Henry CYLFTIIIIIICISIUHII, The Most Rcvcr- Senior Directory ALEXANDER, HELEN 720 E. Louisiana St. St. joseph Entered Sept. '4l. ANGERMEIER AC UELINE' -J Q 1405 Mesker Park Drive Sacred Heart Entered Sept. '413 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Operetta 23 Song Committee 43 Victory Corps 23 Home Nursing 43 St. Catherine's Day Committee 3. BABBS, LEONA THERESA R.R. No. 6, Stewart Ave. Christ The King Entered Sept. '4l3 Victory Corps 23 Dance Committee 43 Football Assembly 4. BACKES, CLIFFORD E. R.R. No. l, Box 223, Hogue Rd. Sacred Heart Entered Sept. '4l3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 3. -l: Softball Tournament 3. BARNEY, ROBERT PAUL 519 S. Denby Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '4l3 Baseball 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 43 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Commit- tees 2, 3, 43 Navy jan. '45. BAYER,CARoLYN 418 Enlow Ave. St. joseph Entered Sept. '4l3 St. Catherine's Day Committee 33 Football Banquet Hostess 33 Glee Club 4. BEANE, GODFREY 1103 Chestnut St. Assumption Entered Sept. '4l3 Mock Tourney Winner 23 Foot- ball l, 23 Basketball 1, 2: Dance Committee 3: War Bond Committee 4. BECKER, ESTHER ROSE 1159 E. Virginia St. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '413 Dance Committee 43 May Queen Attendant 4. BECKER, JOHN CLARENCE R.R. No. 6, New Green River Rd. Christ The King Entered Sept. '4l3 Assemblies 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4- Monogram 43 Band Secretary 4. BORST, CATHERINE 1920 Bellemeade Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '4l. BRAMBLE, JAMES BOYD 533 Lodge Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '413 Dance Committee 43 Assemblies l, 2, 3, 43 Band Contest Medal 23 Band I, 2, 3, 4- Monogram 4. BRAUN, WILLIAM CHARLES 604y, E. Chandler Ave. Assumption Entered Sept. '4l3 Honor Monogram 1, 2, 3, 43 Ro- tary Honor Banquet 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 4. BRENNAN, PATRICIA - 92-IB S. Sixth St. St. Mary Entered Sept. '4l3 Honors 2, 33 High Honors 13 Dramatic Club 23 Glee Club 13 Operetta 13 Victory Corps 23 Assembly 43 St. Catherine's Day Cotnmittee 3: Sodality Publicity Committee 43 Senior Breakfast Hostess 33 Installation Banquet Hostess 43 Typing Award 3. BROCKINIAN, JEROINIE H. 3219 Washington Ave. Christ The King Entered Sept. '4l3 Honor Monogram 1. 2. 33 Rotary Honor Banquet 2, 3. BROOKS, WILLIAM L. l6ilB E. Division St. Assumption Entered Sept. '413 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 43 Baseball 43 Tennis 23 Class Treasurer I, 2: ME- MORIAL 3, 43 MEMORIAL REVIEW - Social Editor 43 Assemblies l, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 3, 43 Dance Committees 3, 43 Basketball Tournament Winner l. BROWNING, KATHLEEN ANN 1665 Lincoln Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '413 Class Treasurer 13 Dance Com- mittees 3, 43 St. Catherine's Day Committee 33 Dra- matic Club 2g Glee Club 1, 23 Operetta I, 23 Foun- dation Day Program 43 Victory Corps Program 2: MEMORIAL 43 Football Banquet Hostess 33 Instal- lation Banquet Hostess 4. BUEHNER, PATRICIA 608 W. Tennessee St. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '4l3 Football Banquet Hostess -I. BUSSING, MARY ANN 749 Bellemeade Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '413 St. Catherine's Day Committee 3: Dramatic Club 23 Glee Club 3, 43 Victory Corps 23 Senior Banquet Hostess 33 Football Banquet Hostess 33 Gregg Merit Award 4. BUTHOD, I-IARRIET ALICE 1309 Lincoln Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '4l3 Honors I, 2, 33 Dance .Committees 3, 43 St. Catherine's Day Committee 33 Dramatic Club 23 Assembly 43 Victory Corps Program 2: Foot- ball Banquet Hostess 43 Installation Banquet fl: Home Nursing 43 Dramatics 4. CARRICO, JAMES Bardstown, Kentucky Holy Trinity Entered Sept. '443 Handball Tournament 4. CAUFIELD, NORMA 317 N. W. Fifth St. .Assumption Entered Sept. '4l3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta l, 2: St. Catherines Day Committee 33 Dance Committee 33 Football Banquet Hostess 3, 4. CHRISTIANSEN, ROBERT ALAN 1733 Bayard Park Drive St. Benedict Entered Nov. '413 Honor Monogram 13 MEMORIAL 3, 4: Dramatics 1: MEMORIAL REVIEW 4. CRADDOCK, LT. MELVILLE VINCENT 2116 Lincoln Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '38. CROUCH, DONALD 1728 Glendale Ave. St. Agnes . Entered Sept. '4l3 Football l, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 3. 43 Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 43 Band 13 Assemblies 1, 2. 43 Dramatics 1. DEIMEL, MARY LOUISE 640 John St. St. Mary Entered Sept. '413 Dance Committee 43 Shorthand Award 4. DE JEAN, ANN R.R. No. 3, Box 782 Assumption Entered Sept. '413 High Honors 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-Presi- dent 13 President 43 Dance Committees 43 St. Cath- erine's Day Committee 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Oper- etta l, 23 Dramatics 23 Victory Corps 23 Assembly 43 Book Week Program 13 Foundation Day Program 43 MEMORIAL 43 MEMORIAL REVIEVV -- Literary Editor 43 Home Nursing 43 Typing Award 33 Short- hand Award 43 Class Prophecy 4. DELKER, HELEN ANN 710 College Highway St. Benedict Entered Sept. '413 Honors 23 Dance Committees 3, 43 St. Catherines Day Committee 3g Dramatics 23 Assembly 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Operetta l, 23 Art Club 1, 23 MEMORIAL 4g MEMORIAL REVIEW - Art Editor 43 Installation Banquet Hostess 43 Home Nursing 4. DENTON, ROBERT DECOLIA 515 Garfield Ave. . A Assumption Entered Sept. '413 Football 1, 3, 4 - Monogram 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 43 Bengal Bouts 23 Student Manager 2g Dramatics 2, 33 Assemblies 1, 2, 4. DEUSER, ANTHONY DAVID 2025 W. Indiana St. St. Boniface Entered Sept. '413 Honor Monogram 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Operetta 23 Dramatics 1, 23 Dance Committees 33 Assemblies 2, 4. DEWIG, CHARLES JOHN 115 E. Louisiana St. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '413 Honor Monogram 1, 2, 3, 43 Rotary Honor Banquet 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 43 ME- MORIAL 3, 43 MEMORIAL REVIEWV - Class Edi- tor 4g Dramatics 13 Dance Committees 2, 43 Assem- blies 2, 3, 43 Science Contestant 43 Band President 4. DIEKHOFF, ROBERT LEE 1234 Walnut St. St. Benedict Entered Sept. ,412 Basketball 13 Softball 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Assemblies l, 2. DILLMAN, JEANETT E 316 W. Oregon St. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '413 Dance Committee 33 Senior Break- fast Hostess 33 Football Banquet Hostess 4. DILLMAN, THOMAS 1807 Stringtown Rd. St.-Joseph Entered Sept. '413 Honor Monogram 13 Rotary Honor Banquet 33 Band 1, 23 Assemblies 1, 23 Mechanic Arts Student 3, 4. DREXLER, DOROTHY R.R. No. 6, Newburgh Rd. Christ The King Entered Sept. '413 High Honors 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 43 Dramatic Club 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Operetta 1, 23 Victory Corps 23 Assembly 43 Sodality Representative 13 Catholic Literature Committee 33 MEMORIAL REVIEW - Associate Editor 33 ME- MORIAL 4. DUNCAN, CATHERINE 207 Wills Ave. Sacred Heart Entered Sept. '423 Class Secretary 13 Mission Repre- sentative 13 Victory Corps 1. EGAN, FRANCES 1621 Olive St. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '413 St. Catherine's Day Committee 35 Dance Committees 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 23 Dramatic Club 23 Victory Corps 23 Foundation Day Program 43 St. Cecilia's Day Program 43 Sodality Publicity Committee 43 Glee Club Treasurer 43 Home Nursing 4g MEMORIAL REVIEW - Pho- tographer 4. EICKHOFF, JAMES R.R. No. 2, Mt. Vernon St. Philip ' Entered Sept. '413 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Commit- tees l, 2, 3, 43 Handball 2, 4g Club Group 2. ELSFELDER, MARGARET CECILIA 2115 E. Tennessee St. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '413 Home Nursing 43 Football Ban- quet Hostess 43 Installation Banquet Hostess 4. EMGE, CHARLES CONRAD 419 E. Cherry St. St. Mary Entered Sept. '423 Football 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 43 Basketball 2, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 3, 43 Bengal Bouts 3- Monogram 33 Softball Tourney Winner 33 Assemblies 2, 43 Dance Committee 33 Dra- matics 2g Cafeteria Prefect 43 C.A.S. 4. ENDERS, VIVIAN 3307 E. Chandler Ave. Christ The King Entered Sept. '413 High Honors 13 Honors 2, 33 St. Catherine's Day Committee 33 Victory Corps 2. EVANS, BENJAMIN H. 904 E. Mulberry St. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '413 Dance Committee 43 Dramatics 13 St. Thomas Military Academy 33 Band Treasurer 4. EVANS, JOSEPH E. 1432 John St. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '413 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 43 Softball Tourney Winner 33 Assemblies 1, 43 Dra- matics 1. FARNY, RUTH 1241 John St. ' St. Benedict Entered Sept. '433 St. Catherine's Day Committee 3. FARRAR, HALLET R. 1828 S. New York Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '433 Baseball 1, 2 - Monogram 23 Softball Tourney YVinner 3. FEGAN, JOYCE 727 Jackson Ave. St. Mary Entered Sept. '41. FENVVICK, MARY JUANITA l7l0F Willow Rd. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '443 Assembly 43 St. Cecilia's Day Program 43 Glee Club 43 May Queen Attendant 43 Shorthand Award 4. FIELDS, RICHARD THOMAS 410 E. Illinois St. Holy Trinity Entered Sept. '415 Band 1. FLUCKS, ANNA MURIEL 2001 Vogel Rd. Assumption Entered Sept. '4l5 Honors 1, 2, 4: St. Catherine's Day Committee 35 Dance Committee 45 Dramatic Club 25 Assembly 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta l, 2: St. Cecilia's Day Program l, 2, 35 MEMORIAL 45 MEMORIAL REVIEW - Literary Editor 45 Victory Corps 25 Football Banquet Hostess 45 Installation Banquet Hostess 4. FOX, RUTH F 1106 S. Harlan Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '4l5 Dance Committees 45 Football Banquet Hostess 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Floor Show 4. REIHAUT, JOHN GILBERT 1015 Cherry St. st. Mary Entered Sept. '4l5 Football 15 Dramatics 15 Essay Contest Winner 3. GODWIN, DONALD WAYNE 619 Gum St. St. Mary Entered Sept. '42. GOEBEL, MARY FRANCES R.R. No. 2, Mt. Vernon St. Philip Entered Sept. '4l5 Honors 1, 35 Glee Club 45 Vic- tory Corps 25 Assembly 45 Installation Banquet Hostess 45 MEMORIAL REVIEW 4. GOEDDE, CECILE 104 N. IV. Seventh St. Assumption Entered Sept. '415 Honors 1, 2, 45 Dance Committees 32 45 St. Catherines Day Committee 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Operetta 1, 25 Victory Corps 25 Assembly 45 MEMORIAL 45 Typing Award 45 Football Banquet Hostess 3. 45 Senior Breakfast Hostess 35 Class Prophecy 4. GOLDING, MARY ETTA 107 N. Rotherwood St. Benedict Entered Sept. '415 Dance Committee 35 St. Catherines Day Committee 3. GOSSMAN, RALPH M. 1002 N. Baker Avc. St. Joseph , Entered Sept. '41, GOSSMAN, VICTOR 2218 IV. Columbia St. St. Boniface Entered Sept. '415 Basketball Tourney Winner 3. GREEN, ARIZONA RAYMOND 1004 N. Governor St. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '415 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3 - Monogram 2, 35 Softball Tourney IVinner 35 Assembly 35 MEMORIAL REVIEIV 4. GREUBEL, BERNICE FAE 643 Reis Ave. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '415 Glee Club 45 Football Banquet Hostess 3: Senior Breakfast Hostess 3. GREUBEL, VVANDA MAE 416 Reis Ave. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '4l5 St. Catherines Day Committee 35 Glee Club 45 Senior Breakfast Hostess 35 Football Banquet Hostess 4. GROTIUS, ROBERT CHARLES 1330 Judson St. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '38. HAAG, FRANCES 317 N. Third Ave. Holy Trinity Entered Sept. '4l5 Dance Committee 3, -lg Glee Club 45 Dramatic Club 25 Assembly 4: MEMORIAL 45 Football Banquet Hostess 45 Installation Banquet Hostess 4. HAGAN, AGNES ROSE 325 N. Sherman St. St. Joseph ' Entered Sept. '415 Honors 15 St. Catherines Day Committee 35 Glee Club 4. , HAHS, MARY ANN 824 S. Rotherwood Entered Sept. '435 St. Catherine's Day Committee 3: Assembly 45 Glee Club 4. HALLINAN, JAMES 712 N. Fourth Ave. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '415 Student Manager l. 2 - Mono- gram 3, 45 Softball Tourney Winner 35 Assemblies 1, 2, 35 Dramatics 1. HARDESTY, MARVIN, JR. 2105 E. Michigan St. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '415 Band 15 Assembly 25 Dramatics l. HAYDEN, YVILMA FRANCES 313 N. Garvin St. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '415 St. Catherines Day Committee 3: Glee Club 45 Football Banquet Hostess 3, 45 Home Nursing 4. HAYS, NELDA PATRICIA 833 E. Mulberry St. Benedict Entered Sept. '435 Glee Club 35 Football Banquet Hostess 4. HEAD, ROBERT 706 N. Bell Ave. Sacred Heart Entered Sept. '4l5 Softball lVinner 35 Dance Com- mittee 3. HENN, MARY JOAN 2635 W. Virginia St. Sacred Heart Entered Sept. '4l5 High Honors l, 2: Honors 3, 45 Art Club 2, 35 Art Club President 35 Art Club Treas- urer 25 Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 45 Operetta 1, 25 Dramatics 25 Mission Representative 35 Sodality Prefect 45 Home Nursing 45 Dance Committees 3. 45 St. Cath- erine's Day Committee 3: Song Committee 4. HERMAN, JOHN THOMAS 1350 Bayard Park Drive St. Benedict Entered Sept. '415 Bengal Bouts 3 - Monogram 3: Band 1, 2, 3,4 - Monogram 45 MEMORIAL 3. 4 - Business Manager 4: MEMORIAL REVIEW - Busi- ness Manager 45 Assemblies 2, 35 Dramatics 15 Dance Committee 3. HILL, MARY 831 E. Chandler Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '415 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Com- mittee 35 St. Catherines Day Committee 35 Dramatic Club 25 Victory Corps 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Operetta 1, 25 MEMORIAL 45 Football Banquet Hostess 35 Senior Breakfast Hostess 3. HIRSCH, ROSALYN 120 E. Louisiana St. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '415 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Commit- tee 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Operetta 1, 25 Assembly 45 Football Banquet Hostess 3, 45 Installation Banquet Hostess 4. HOLL, DONALD 1128 W. Tennessee St. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '415 Softball 1, 2, 35 Mock Tourney 1, 25 Dance Committee 3. HOLMES, LORENE 805 N. Fourth Ave. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '415 Class Treasurer 35 Victory Corps 25 St. Catherine's Day Committee 35 Dance Commit- tee 3. HONNIGFORD, MARY 512 S. Runnymeade St. Benedict Entered Sept. '415 High Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 25 Dance Committee 3, 45 St. Catherine's Day Committee 35 Victory Corps 25 Dramatic Club 25 Assembly 45 Glee Club 25 Operetta 25 Art Club 1, 25 MEMORIAL 3, 45 MEMORIAL REVIEW - Art Editor 3, 45 Football Banquet Hostess 45 Instal- lation Banquet Hostess 45 Class History 4. HUBERT, PATRICIA L. 868 Lombard Ave. Christ The King ' Entered Sept. '415 Class President 35 Dance Commit- tees 3, 45 St. Catherine's Day Committee 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Victory Corps 25 Assembly 45 Mission Repre- sentative 25 Senior Breakfast Hostess 35 Installation Banquet Hostess 45 Football Banquet Hostess 35 ME- MORIAL REVIEW - Associate Editor 45 Home Nursing 45 Publicity Committee 45 Dramatics 4. HUDSON, OSCAR MacDONALD 658 S. Alvord Blvd. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '435 Honor Monogram 35 Rotary Honor Banquet 35 MEMORIAL 45 MEMORIAL REVIEW - Business Manager 4. JARBOE, NORMA JEAN 812 WV. Delaware St. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '415 Dance Committee 35 St. Catherines Day Committee 35 Dramatics 15 Assembly 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1,25 Foundation Day Pro- gram 35 St. Cecilia's Day Program 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club President 45 Victory Corps 25 Installation Ban- quet Hostess 45 Floor Shows 4. KARES, DOLORES R.R. No. 10, S. Kentucky Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '415 Dramatic Club 25 St. Catherine's Day Committee 3. KASSENBROC-K, ROSE MARIE 724 W'. Virginia St. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '445 May Queen Attendant 4. KEENAN, ALBERT CLARENCE 501 S. Bedford Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '415 Softball Tourney XVinner 3. KELLY, PAUL WAYNE 1-117 Mesker Park Drive St. Boniface Entered Feb. '435 Assembly 4. KEMPF, ROSEMARY R.R. No. 7, Darmstadt Rd. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '415 St. Catherine's Day Committee 35 Senior Breakfast Hostess 35 Football Banquet Hostess 45 Installation Banquet Hostess 4. KERCHER, JEANNE 700 E. Delaware St. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '415 St. Catherine's Day Committee Il: Football Banquet Hostess 4. KING, VVILLIAM HENRY R.R. No. 3, Hawthorne Ave. Christ The King Entered Sept. '415 Football 1, 25 Rotary Honor Ban- quet 35 Dramatics 15 Mechanic Arts Student 3, 4. KIRCHOFF, CLEMENT 606 Hess Ave. St. Boniface Entered Sept. '405 Football 15 Mechanic Arts Student 3, 4. KRETZER, MARIANNE 2912 Bellemeade Ave. Christ The King Entered Sept. '415 Dance Committee 35 St. Cather- ine's Day Committee 35 Assembly 45 Installation Banquet Hostess 4. KROENER, EVELYN JEAN 1304 N. Main St. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '415 Dance Committee 3, 45 Senior Breakfast Hostess 35 St. Catherine's Day Committee 35 Home Nursing 4. KUHN, MARY LOU 2155 Bellemeade Ave. St. Mary Entered Sept. '415 High Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committees 3, 45 St. Catherine's Day Committee 33 Dramatic Club 25 Glee Club 3, 45 Assembly 45 Instal- lation Banquet Hostess 45 MEMORIAL REVIEW 45 Home Nursing 45 Publicity Committee 4. LA NEVE, BETTY JUNE 1121 S. Bedford Ave. St. Mary Entered Sept. '415 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 25 Glee Club Librarian 35 Dance Committees 45 Home Nursing 4. LANNERT, JACOB W. R.R. No. 6, Thompson Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '415 Football 3, 4 - Monogram 3, 45 Softball 35 Band I5 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committees 25 All City 4. LAPPE, MARY LOU 2110 W. Virginia St. St. Boniface Entered Sept. '415 Home Nursing 4. LATEULERE, MARY RITA 1052 Madison Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '415 Honors 3, 45 C.S.M.C. President 45 St. Catherine's Day Committee 35 Victory Corps 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 25 Football Banquet Hostess 45 Home Nursing 45 Typing Award 35 Short- hand Certificate 4. LATTNER, JOHN W. 1931 IV. Iowa St. St. Boniface Entered Sept. '-11: Assemblies 1, 2: Dance Committee 2: Hoosier Boy's State 3. LEHR, ROBERT L. 1557 S. Lodge Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '41: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - ltlonogram 4: Baseball 2, 4- Monogram 4: Bengal Bouts 2, 3, 4- Monograms 2, 3: Band 1, 2: MEMORIAL 3, 4: ME- MORIAL REVIEIV 4: Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 2. LEONARD, PEGGY JANE R.R. No. 9, Box 577, Mt. Auburn Sacred Heart Entered Oct. '43: Dance Committee 4: St. Cathcrine's Day Committee 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Victory Corps 2: Senior Breakfast Hostess 3: Football Banquet Hostess 3: Installation Banquet Hostess 4: Home Nursing 4: Floor Shows 4. LEX, DOROTHY 1010 Powell Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '41: Honors 1, 2: Dance Connnittees 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2: Victory Corps Assembly 2: MEMORIAL 4: Football Banquet Hostess 4: Instal- lation Banquet Hostess 4: Home Nursing 4: Class IVil1 4. LINDENSCHMIDT, JAMES 1005 Oakley St. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '-11: Honor Monogram 1: Softball Champ 3: Dance Committees 3, 4: Mock Tourney 2, 3. LOEHRLEIN, BERNICE MARY 709 E. Delaware St. r St. Joseph Entered Sept. '41: St. Catherine's Day'Committee 3: Dance Committee 3: Glee Club 1, 4: Operetta 1: Victory Corps 2: Senior Breakfast Hostess 3: Football Banquet Hostess 4: Installation Banquet Hostess 4: Home Nursing 4: Typing Award 3. LOGEL, EUGENE 1403 N. Elliott St. St. joseph Entered Sept. '41: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 3, 4: Football Captain 4: Kiwanis Award 4: All City 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 3, 4: Basketball Captain 4: Class Secretary 2: Vice-President 3, 4: Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 2, 3. LUTTERBACH, CLEMENT 1303 Oakley St. St. Anthony . Entered Sept. '41: Football 1, Mock Tourney IVin- ner 2: Mechanic Arts Student 3, 4. MAGNESS, MARY VIRGINIA 1117 First Ave. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '41: St. Cathcrine's Day Committee 3: Shorthand Certificate 4: Football Banquet Hostess 4. MANION, MARY LOUISE 844 Washington Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '41: Vice-President 2: Dance Commit- tees 3, 4: St. Catherines Day Committee 3: Dramatics 4: Assembly 4: Mission Representative 1: ME- MORIAL 4: MEMORIAL REVIEW - Literary Edi- tor 4: Home Nursing 4: Football Banquet Hostess 4: Installation Banquet Hostess 4: Sodality Publicity Committee 4: Gregg Typing Award 3: Representa- tive at Interracial Conference 3: Class History 4. MARTIN, MARY 1021 E. Sycamore St. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '41: High Honors 2: Honors 3: Herald in Class Linking Program 2: Installation Banquet Hostess 4. MATTINGLY, FRANCES C. 504 Read St. Assumption Entered Sept. '41: Dance Committee 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 1, 2: Football Banquet Hostess 4: Home Nursing 4. MATTINGLY, SIDNEY EUGENE -101 Monroe Ave. Assumption Entered Sept. '41: Football 1, 2, 4 - Monogram 4: Tennis 4: Handball Champ 4: Vice-President 2: Treasurer 3: Secretary 4: MEMORIAL REVIEW - Associate Editor 4: Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: C.A.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. . MCCRACKEN, JAMES C. 1711 Stinson Ave. St. Agnes Entered Sept. '41: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 4: Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Band Vice-President 4. MELTON, RICHARD D. 425 Lincoln Park Drive St. Benedict Entered Sept. '41: Football 1: Bengal Bouts 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 1: Student Manager 2, 3, 4 - Mono- gram 3, 4: MEMORIAL REVIEW - Sports Editor 4: Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Handball 1, 2, 3. MERCKER, DOROTHY 221 S. IVelworth Ave. Christ The King Entered Sept. '43: Glee Club 4: Home Nursing 4. METH, ALICE MARIE 1320 N. Weinbach Ave. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '41: Honors 1: Home Nursing 4: Foot- ball Banquet Hostess 4: Installation Banquet Hostess 4: May Queen Attendant 4. MILLER, HELEN JEAN 2722 W. Virginia St. Sacred Heart Entered Sept. '4l: High Honors 1, 2, 4: Honors 3: Dance Committee 3: St. Catherines Day Committee 3: Victory Corps 2: Shorthand Certificate 4: Football Banquet Hostess 4: Installation Banquet Hostess 4: Legion of Decency 4. MOONEY, PATRICIA 753 Lombard Ave. ' Christ The King Entered Sept. '41: Honors 2, 3. 4: St. Cathcrine's Day Committee 3: Dramatic Club 2: Victory Corps As- sembly 2: Football Banqtlet Hostess 3, 4: Assembly -1: MEMORIAL REVIEW' - Associate Editor 4: City Newspaper Reporter 4. ' NIEHAUS, DOROTHY 742 Bayard Park Drive St. Benedict Entered Sept. '4l: High Honors 1, 2, 3. 4: Class Sec- retary 2: Dance Committee 4: St. Cathcrine's Day Committee 3: Dramatic Club 2: Book WVeek Assem- bly 1: Victory Corps Assembly 2: Assembly 4: May Queen Attendant 4: MEMORIAL REVIEIV - As- sociate Editor 4: Home Nursing 4: Typing Award 3: Football Banquet Hostess 4: Installation Banquet Hostess 4. NURRENBERN, EUGENE H. 2201 W. Columbia . St. Boniface Entered Sept. '4l3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 33 Assemblies 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1. O'DANIEL, CLARA LOUISE 865 Covert Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '423 Typing Award 4. O'DANIEL, JOHN M. 620 W. Delaware St. Assumption Entered Sept. '413 Band I, 23 Assemblies 1, 2, 33 Dramatics l. ORMAN, VICTOR E. R.R. No. 1, Hogue Rd. St. Philip f Entered Sept. '413 Softball Tourney Winner 33 As- semblies 13 Dance Committee 3. OTTMAN, WILLIAM 905 S. Governor St. St. Mary Entered Sept. '4l3 Football 43 Softball Tourney Mlinner 33 Class Treasurer 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 43 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 43 Dance Committees 2, 3, 43 C.A.S. 43 Handball 13 Mock Tourney l. PALMISANO, ROSEMARY 1608 S. Fares Ave. St. Mary Entered Sept. '433 Honors 3, 43 Dance Committee 41 .Assembly 43 Foundation Day Program 43 Football Banquet Hostess 43 Installation Banquet Hostess 43 MEMORIAL 43 MEMORIAL REVIEW - Literary Editor 43 Representative at Interracial Conference 33 Class Will 4. PAULI, JEANNE 1114 Cherry St. St. Mary Entered Sept. '4l3 Dance Committee 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 23 Dramatics 23 Senior Break- fast Hostess 33 May Queen Attendant 4. RABEN, ROSEANN R.R. No. 7, St. 1Vende1 Entered Sept. '4l3 Sodality Secretary 43 St. Cather- ine's Day Committee 33 Dance Committees 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 43 Football Banquet Hostess 4. REINHART, EUGENE A. 649 E. Tennessee St. St. joseph Entered Sept. '413 Football 1, 4 - Monogram 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4 - Monogram 3, 43 Assemblies 4. RIETMAN, H. JEROME 625 College Highway , 9 St. Benedict I Entered Sept. '4l3 Honor Monogram 1, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 3, 4 - Monogram 3, 43 Basketball 33 Rotary Honor Banquet 2, 3, 43 Class President I, 2, 3, 43 Handball Champ 33 Basketball Tourney Winner 13 MEMORIAL l, 2, 3, 4 - News Editor 4: ME- MORIAL REVIEW - C0-Editor 43 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1. 33 Dance Committees 2, 3, 43 Rotary Speech Contest I3 Hoosier Boy's State 3. RIETMAN, VVALTER C. R.R..No. 2, Mt. Vernon St. Philip Entered Sept. ,403 Softball Tourney Yvinner 33 Dance Committee 4. RIORDAN, PATRICK H. 26 Edgar St. Assumption Entered Sept. '413 Football l. SACHS, JANE LOUISE 1660 S. Evans Ave. Assumption Entered Sept. '4l3 Honors 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President 43 Dance Committee 43 St. Catherine's Day Com- mittee 33 Dramatic Club 23 Assembly 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Operetta 1, 23 Victory Corps Program 23 Senior Breakfast Hostess 33 Football Banquet Host- ess 3, 43 Installation Banquet Hostess 4. SALZMAN, VIOLA MAE 917 W. Columbia St. St. .Anthony Entered Sept. '413 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 23 Football Banquet Hostess 4. SARTORE, JEAN 703 S. Bennighof St. Benedict Entered Sept. '4l3 Dance Committees 3, 43 St. Cath- erine's Day Committee 33 Glee Club 1, 43 Operetta 13 Assembly 43 MEMORIAL 43 Home Nursing 43 Football Banquet Hostess 3. 43 Senior Breakfast Hostess 33 Installation Banquet Hostess 4. SCHAEFER, JAMES 21 W. Eichel Ave. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '4l3 Basketball Tournament Winner I3 Softball Tourney Winner 3. SCHAPKER, AN'I'OINE'I I'E . 760 E. Virginia St. St. joseph Entered Sept. '413 High Honors 3, 43 Honors 1, 23 Senior Breakfast Hostess 33 Football Banquet Hostess 43 Installation Banquet Hostess 43 Home Nursing 4. SCHENK, IRENE FRANCES 1309 Oakley St. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '4l3 Victory Corps 23 Senior Breakfast Hostess 33 May Queen 4. SCHENK, LEONARD F. 1315 N. Elliott St. St. joseph gngerid Sept. '4l3 Assembly 43 Mock Tourney I, SCHENK, ROSE MARY R.R. No. 2, Box 1 St. Agnes Entered Sept. '413 High Honors I, 2. 3, 43 Dance Committee 33 St. Catherine's Day Committee 33 Victory Corps 2: Book Week Program 1: Mission Secretary 43 Installation Banquet Hostess 43 Typing Award 33 Shorthand Award 4. SCHIFF, JAMES E. M. 1035 Cherry St. St. Mary ' Entered Sept. '4l3 Mechanic Arts Student 3, 4. SCHIFF, WILLIAM MAURICE 1226 S. Grand Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. ,402 Mock Tourney Winner 13 Me- chanic Arts Student 3, 4. SCI-UNIITT, DONALD X 213 W. Oregon St. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '413 Softball Tourney Winner 3. sCHM1TT, MARY -IACQUELINE 320 Maxwell Ave. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '415 Honors 15 Dance Committee 3, 45 Dramatic Club 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 25 .Assembly 45 Madonna in Christmas Program 45 Mission Representative 35 Football Banquet Host- ess 3, 45 Installation Banquet Hostess 4. SCHMITT, PAUL 907 E. Mulberry St. Benedict Entered Sept. '415 Honor Monogram 1, 2: Rotary Honor Banquet 25 Tennis 1, 2, 3 - Monogram 2, 35 MEMORIAL - Editor 1, 2, 3, 45 MEMORIAL REVIEW -- Literary Editor 45 Assemblies I, 2, 35 Dramatics 15 Operetta 25 City Newspaper Reporter 3, 45 Hoosier Boy's State 3. SCHNUR, -IAINIES A. R.R. No. 2, Chandler St. joseph Entered Sept. '415 Assemblies 1, 35 SCHOENBACHLER, MEINRAD JOSEPH R. 7118 N. St. Joseph Ave. Sacred Heart Entered Sept. '415 Football 15 Basketball 15 Baseball 1, 45 Softball Tourney Winner 35 Assembly 1. SCHULER, HAROLD 1100 Edgar st. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '415 Mechanic Arts Student 3, 4. SCHULTE, BETTY JEAN 1322 E. Walnut St. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '415 Class Secretary 4: St. Catherines Day Committee 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 25 Art Club 25 Victory Corps 25 Football Ban- quet Hostess 4. SCHULTHEIS, LAWRENCE 653 E. Florida St. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '415 Softball Tourney Winner 35 Mock Tourney 1, 2, 45 Assemblies 1, 3, 4. SEIB, INIARYLOU R.R. No. 3 St. Joseph Entered Sept. '415 Dance Committees 3, 45 Senior Breakfast Hostess 3: Installation Banquet Hostess 45 Home Nursing 4. SHOEMAKER, ROBERTA ANN 1409 E. Division St. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '445 Sodality Publicity Committee 4. SMALL, MARIAN 203 Claremont Apts. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '415 Dance Committees 3, 45 Glee Club Secretary 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 25 St. Cecilia's Day Program 1, 2, 3, 45 St. Catherine's Day Committee 35 Victory Corps 25 Dramatic Club 25 Foundation Day Program 45 Assembly 45 Foot- ball Banquet Hostess 4: Installation Banquet Hostess 4: MEMORIAL REVIEIV - Associate Editor 4: Floor Show 4. SAIITH, DOLORES ANN 306 S. Kerth Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept.- '415 St. Catherine's Day Committee 35 Dance Committee 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 25 Foundation Day Program 45 Football Banquet Hostess 4. SPAETTI, LORENE 1708 N. Weinbach Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '415 Honors 1, 45 St. Catherines Day Committee 35 Dramatic Club 25 Assembly 45 Foot- ball Banquet Hostess 45 Installation Banquet Hostess 45 Catholic Literature Committee 4. SPAHN, ELVIRA M. 2203 W. Delaware St. St. Boniface Entered Sept. '415 Honors 1, 25 Installation Banquet Hostess 45 Legion of Decency 4. SPAHN, GILBERT A. 112 W. Maryland St. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '415 Honor Monogram 1, 2: Rotary Honor Banquet 2, 3, 45 Assemblies 35 Mechanic Arts Student 3, 4. SPALDING, MURL FRANCIS 625 E. Virginia St. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '415 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 3, 45 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 25 Dance Committees 2, 35 Prefect of Cafeteria 45 C.A.S. 4. SPECHT, TECKLA 1316 Mary St. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '415 High Honors 1, 2, 45 Class Secre- tary 1, 45 Dance Committees 3, 4: St. Catherine's Day Committee 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Operetta 1, 2: Dramatic Club 25 Book Week Program 1: As- sembly 45 Foundation Day Program 45 Football Banquet Hostess 45 Installation Banquet Hostess 4. SPINDLER, EILEEN 219 E. Virginia St. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '415 St. Catherines Day Counnittee 3: Dance Committee 3. STEPHENS, MARY ROBYLEE 1103 E. Walnut St. St. Benedict . Entered Sept. '415 Honors 1, 45 Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 45 Operetta 1, 25 Foundation Day Program 45 Sodali- ty Publicity Committee 45 May Queen Attendant 4. STEWART, MARY EDNA 1106 N. Garvin St. St. Joseph . Entered Sept. '415 Glee Club 4. STIPPLER. RICHARD 1217 First Ave. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '415 Mechanic Arts Student 3, 4. STOCKER, CECILE 121 Washington Ave. St. Mary Entered Sept. '415 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Victory Corps 25 Dance Committee 35 St. Catherine's Day Commit- tee 3. STONE, FRANK STERLING 117 jefferson Ave. Assumption Entered Sept. '415 Honor Monogram 15 Rotary Honor Banquet 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 45 ME- MORIAL 15 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 2. 3, 45 Dance Committee 3. SUMMERS, MARY MARGARET 312 E. Louisiana St. St. Joseph Entered Sept. '415 Football Banquet Hostess 3, 45 Installation Banquet Hostess 4. THOMPSON, ESTER 112 Second Ave. Holy Trinity Entered Sept. '4l3 St. Catherine's Day Committee 3: Dramatic Club 23 Victory Corps 23 Book Week As- sembly 13 Football Banquet Hostess 3, 43 May Queen Attendant 4. TISSERAND, MARIAN Newburgh St. John The Baptist Entered Sept. '413 Honors 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Com- mittee 33 Assembly 43 Dramatics 33 Mission Repre- sentative 1, 33 Victory Corps 23 MEMORIAL RE- VIEW - Associate Editor 43 Football Banquet Hostess 4. TROCK, BETTYE JANE 1105 Baker Ave. St. Anthony 1 Entered Sept. '413 Vice-President 33 Dance Com- mittee 3. UEBINGER, RAYMOND EDWARD 1208 Read St. St. Anthony Entered Sept. '413 Basketball 13 Baseball 3, 4 - Monogram 3, 43 Softball Tournament 33 Mock Tourney 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 4. UNVERZAGT, RICHARD 1350 E. Chandler Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. ,413 Football 3, 43 Monogram 43 Bas- ketball 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 - Monogram 1, 2, 3, 43 Assemblies 1, 2, 43 Dramatics 23 Tennis Cap- tain 4. VAN VVINKLE, JOSEPH 632 S. Willow Rd. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '4l3 Football 1, 2, 33 MEMORIAL 1, 2, 33 Handball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 33 Assemblies 1, 2. VVAGNER, EUGENE R.R. No. 6, Outer Lincoln Ave. St. Benedict Entered Sept. '413 Honor Monogram 13 Rotary Honor Banquet 2, 3, 43 Mechanic Arts Student 3, 4. 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'33 .............. N Delker, George E. '32 .....,.. Eberhard, Charles A. '30 A Ellspermann, Charles '33..A Funke, Victor L. '32 .... M.M. Gilligan, John W. '29 ........ A Gleason, Thomas J. '33 ...... A THess, Thomas '30 ................ A Hoefling, Vincent A. '30 .,.. N Kanowsky, Louis H. '31 .... A Lasher, Melvin '33 ,...........,. lN Mattingly, James A. '27 .... N Mayer, Clement S. '26 ,......, A McGannon, Robert L. '26 N Melcher, Thomas C. '33 .... A Moehlenkamp, Charles E. '28 .................................... A TMoehlenkamp, William H. '32 ............................,... A Morris, George C. '29 ........ N Nebbia, Dennis '26 ............ A Negley, Richard F. '30 ...... A O'Bryan, Robert G. '33 .... A Reinhart, Joseph '33 ,......... A Ritz, Albert S. '33 .............. A Sandefur, Wayne '32 .......... A Sartore, Arthur J. '23 ........ A Sigward, Germaine M. '32 A Stocker, Joseph G. '25 ...... Teague, Marvin A. '30 ...... A Tighe, Robert T. '27 ........ A Tighe, R. Vitalis '31 .......... N Traylor, 1Villiam F. '30 .... N Underwood, Clarence '28 A Walters, William H. '23 .... A Will, Raymond '32 ........ Zimmer, Edward L. '32 ...... A Zimmer, John S. '28 .......... N 1934 Barth, George C ......... A.A:C. Borgman, John H ............... A A Heger, Donald F ................. Milan, Anthony D ............. A Oliver, James ...................... A Pirnat, Francis J ................. A VVill, Edward T. ..... ,..A.A.C. 1935 Borgman, Patil A .......,....... N Brothers, Edward J. .......... A Faust, Urban J. .................. N Forster, Lawrence L ........... A Kaylor, Richard T ............. A Koenig, Andrew C. .......... A Miller, Bert ...................,.... A Teague, Hubert R. ,,.qgunmv' -2--'sag ,414-f ..: - ' 'ij r , Sx lain, i ' J-!'qagi'M:3E:: 2355 '73 -' :1 1' ' A 56+ -, I r'.V-YV . 'Q' 5. A 2, f 'N XX.- gifjhgg x ffl.. A H .- - ef. 5-.ff - 1 A '- to 1' EAA x f'lsCu:.E Ho 0 ko!! Yowcls, Charles G. ....,,,,,,,, A 1936 Ahlering, Robert A. ,......... A Borries, Fredric A ..... A.A.C.. Crane, Leo .......................... A Delker, James .,....... ....... N Dillman, Harry ....... ,...... N Donahue, James ..... ,,...... A Emig, WVilliam ..........,,.. N 'Garvey, Jerome ....... ......... A Keller, George J. ..........,..... N Kessler, Philip A. ...,.......... A Mellen, Robert ..........,.,..... A Meyer, Thomas B. .... A.A. C. 'Riordan, Robert ................ A Rudd, Louis ......,...,......,...... A Schenk, William A ..,.. A.A.C. Slaughter, Robert E. A.A. C. Wheeless, Charles A. A.A.C. Weinbach, Will iam M., Jr. ............................ A.A. C. 1Nill, Leonard .,........., A.A.C. WVimsatt, Joseph F ..... A.A.C. Zimmer, Clarence E ........... M 1937 Arnold, William ..........,,.... A Bartholome, Bernard C ..... A Bauer, Henry E. ................ N 'lBays, Joseph D. .................. A Bennett, John .......,..... A .A.C. TGleason, Milton ......... A .A.C. Foster, William A ..... A.A.C. Grassman, Clifford G ......... A Lcimgruber, Kenneth B. Lenges, Joseph J. .............. N Lynxwiler, Chester I' ......... A McGannon, William ........ N Reinhart, Raymond ....,,.... A Rode, Eugene .......... , ...,..... A TRupprecht, Renus J. ........ A Titzer, Edward G. .,........., A Wiener, Hugo ......... ........ A Yard, Charles H. .............. A 1938 Ahlering, George .......,...... A Anslinger, Edward J. ........ A Beaven, Carl C. .....,............ A Becker, Edward P. .,........... A Bennett, Malcolm ..,........... A Berger, William R ...... A .A. C. Bussing, Charles E ..... A.A.C. Delker, John ...................... A Dippel, Francis .................. A Fechtmeister, Edward A. .C. Gilles, Leo .......................... A Haller, Edward ........ N .A .C. Hargrave, Robert .............. N Harte, Oscar, Jr. .............. M Hauck, John ....................... A Hess, George A. ........ A.A .C. i'Hillenbrand, Joseph ........ A Hinkle, James T. .............. N Hudson, Charles S ..... A.A.C. Judith, Joseph ........., N.A.C. Kleinhans, August, Jr. 1-Lenges, Peter VV. ......,....... A Lindenberger, Joseph B...M Loesch, Joseph .................. A Martin, Charles ................... A Mooney, Norman .............. A Nolan, John P. .......... A.A.C. Olsen, Robert E. .............. A Pirnat, Robert H ........ A .A.C.. Schaefer, H. Lee Roy ..,..... M Kessler, Robert B. ............ A Kissel, Alvin C. .................. A Orman, A. Vincent, Jr ....... A Rupprecht, Alvin F. ........ A Scheitlin, Robert J ..... A.A.C. Schnepper, Francis A. ..... . Schoenbachler, Earl 1V .,... Splittorff, Paul W. ............ M Stone, Edward P. ...... A.A.C. Titzer, Francis H. ......,..... A Toon, William .................. N Yveber, Donald L. ............ A YVill, Robert E. ......., A.A.C. lVilliams, Roy L. ...... A.A.C. Vfimsatt, YVilliam ,... A.A.C. 1Vol f. Joseph ..........,. A.A .C. 1939 Allen, Robert C. ................ N Angermeier, Robert .......... N Bauer, Richard H. .... A.A.C. 'Blomer, Charles ................ N Borries, Richard M. .......... N Browning, William J. ....... A Dewes, Frederick G ..,......... A 'fDeWitt, Marvin ...... A.A.C. Doerr, Edward L. ............ N Dugan. Marvin F. .... A.A.C. Ellspermann, Vincent ...... N Endress, Eugene ...,............ N Ensner, Stephen ................ N Gardner, Paul T. ...... A.A.C. Goelzhauser, Leo E. A.A.C. Gorman, Robert ................ A Grassman, Joseph N. ...... M Haller, Donald .................. A Hammerstein, Joseph L...A Hammond, James M., Jr. Hicks, Norman ..,............... A Hillenbrand, Francis H... Jochim, 1'Vilfred C. .......... N Johnstone, Edward ......,..... N Klass, Raymond ................ A Klinger, Alfred ................... A Lattner, Henry J ....... A.A.C. Loehrlein, Eugene R ......... . 148 Ottman. George ................ A Procaskey, Carl J. .............. A Reherman, Frank E. ........ N Reitz, Phillip ............ A.A.C. Riley, Russell .................... N Roy, Chester .......,, .....,.... A Sauer, John J. .................... A Spalding, Edmund Stevens, Patil J. ......,, A.A.C. Stone, Robert J. ........A.A.C. Sullivan, John T. ...... A.A.C. Wagner, Charles 1Neaver, Leo G. J. .........,. x 'fWimsatt, George ...... A.A.C. Yaser, Paul .......................... A 1940 Bankford, Leonard J. ...... A Blessinger, Jerome Born, Harold J. ................ A Borst, Melbern .......... A.A.C. Brennan, John ...,...... A.A.C. Charlton, Henry H. ....... . Clemens, Thomas C. ........ A Collison, Yvilliam G. ....... . Coudret, Robert J. ............ A Cusack, John P. ................ A Dewes, Henry C. Diehl , Joseph B. ........,....... M Dlppel, Joseph ..... ..,....... A Ellert, Paul ....,............,..,,.. A Felm, Clarence J. .......,...... N Freeman, John .................. A Freihaut, Richard P ......... Gaul, James ...................... A Gilles, Joseph ............ A.A.C. Hatfield, Robert E. ......... . Hauke, Delbert ..............,,.. A Hayden, Robert E. ....,....... A Heitzman, Raymond J ....... A Henn, Carl W., Jr. ...,,..,.... A Hennel, Joseph R. Hermann, Henry W ......... A Hillenbrand, William ...... A Hoffman, Bernard J. ..,...,. A Jones, Arthur F. ......,......... A Kempf, Edwin C. .............. N Kessler, Wilfred H. .......... M Lawhead, Francis ......,.,,.,.. A Lindenberger, James Lindenschmidt, Vincent .... N Mayer, Bernard J. ..........,. A McBride, William C. ........ N Nlinielli, Wilfred ...,.......... A Mulrenin, Paul ........ A.A.C. Negley, James L. .............. A O'Brien, William L...A.A.C. Pierre, James L. Riordan, Daniel 1-Rogge, Cornelius C .... A .A.C. Schenk, John F. ...............A M Schutte, lVilliam Seib, DeWayne R .,.,..,. A .A.C. Steckler, Urban ,.,..... .......... A 1'Steinback, William ,N.A.C. Stippler, Alex J. ................ A Stippler, Walter Stone, Norbert .................. N G Taylor, Thomas . .......... N A. Truman, Elmer .......,.,,.,... A +Trunck, John E. ..........,..... N Unverzagt, Paul A Vize, C. William ................ N 'Wahnsiedler, Fred W., Jr. ........................................ A Weber, Orville W. .... A.A.C. Will, Herman H. .............. M TWiniger, Bernard A. A.A.C. Zimmer, Bernard L. .... ,,.. A 1941 Austin, Walter .... l......... A Beane, James ..... .......... N Bitz, Paul J. ,..........,,........... A Born, Francis 0. ........ A.A.C. Browning, Charles H. .,,... N Carrico, Robert J. .... A.A.C. Cason, YVilliam ......,........... A Charlton, Harry H ..... A.A.C. Clark, Joseph C. ................ N Conner, Thomas M. .....,.. N Coomes, Edgar T. ,... A.A.C. A Dietsch, John ...................... Dippel, John ...................... A Ellspermann, George ........ N Gardner, William M. ..,,. . Garvey, Lawrence ..........,, N Grabowski, Robert .... A.A.C. Grassman, Victor F. A.A.C. I-Ielmich, William H ...,..... A Henning, James W. Herr, Charles L. ..... ........... N Holmes, Kenneth E. A.A.C. A Hooper, John .................... Hudson, Albert C. Kaelin, Francis A. Kercher, Victor F. .... A.A.C. Kohmescher, Jerome A.A.C. Helmich, George F. A.A.C. Lateulere, William J ....... Lutterbach, James P. .....,.. A Market, Eugene J .............., N Martin, Kenneth S. N.A.C. McBride, Roscoe .............,., A McNeeley, John A ..... Metcalfe, Thomas Metzger, Harry 0. Meyer, Clarence A.A.C. N QQQN WWMWA A ' Miller, Francis L. .,,.,,....... . Moll Geor e H ..A.A.C. A , g . ..... . Mooney, George Nurrenbern, Leo J. .....,,.,. A O'Daniel, Carl .,,................, A Pate, James L. ..............,,.. N Pfau, Leo P. ......,....... A.A.C. Shouley, Joseph E. ........... , Spindler, Lavern ,.,............ Stone, Donald ......,.......,,..,. Sullivan, Robert E. ,., O :EZ Q-:lg Eff? U1 4552 3529 'NN Saa :rom rw . Pi 5 P5 z22ZwOz i :- 9: 5' 2 5 1 3 F ?' D ' HONORABLE DISCHARGE Triplett, William .............. N Underwood, Orrie F.A.A.C. 'Wahnsicdler, John E. ..... . Walter, Francis ...............,., N 1Vannemuehler, Cletus A. ..................................,... N Wargel , Jerome Wimberg, James ...... A.A.C. 1942 Appler, Donald Backes, James E. .............. M Becker, John E. ........ A.A.C. Blaxton, Joseph F. .... N.A.C. Born, James L. .................. A Borries, Frank C. ...... A.A.C. Buthod, John L. ................ N Campbell, Joseph .............. A Clayton, James W . ......,..... N Clemens, John F. Clevidence, Charles ..A.A.C. Collignon, .Paul .................. A Collins, Wllllam ................ A A Dean, James E. ................. . 'Dewig, Lawrence ..........,... A Dippel. Lawrence A. , .,... ..A Dietsch, Thomas A ..... A.A.C. Elliott, Joseph .................... A Evans, Robert J. ........ .... .... A Farrell, John R. ................ N Freihaut, Robert J. .......... A Fulford, Joseph E. .... A.A.C. Grimler, Joseph E. ............ A Hass, Daniel T. ........ A.A.C. Helverson, John M. .......... A Henn, Richard J. .............. A Hinton, Lawrence ............ A Hornbrook, Harry J .......... -X Hubert, Ralph C., Jr ...... . Hughes, Alfred ................ A Kern. Bernard J. .............. N Koressel, Thomas .............. A Lenges, Thomas P ..... A.A.C. DeVault, Joseph ................ A Gorman, lVilliam ............ ..A Lannert, Richard .............. N Lappe, Daniel ......,.,.. L ........ A Mattingly, Joseph E ........... A McDonald, Joseph ............ N Muensterman, Cletus J ..... A ' v Notter, Richard ,..,............ i 0'Bryan, Basil E ...,... N.A.C. Otte, Robert J. ............,.,... A Reinhart, Edward ............ N Reising, John .......... ......, N Riley, Joseph ............ ....... N Robinson, Jesse ........ ,...... N Rupp, Joseph ,..... ....... A Sachs, Robert ...................... N Salzman, Paul J. .........,...... N Sanderlin. Benjamin H ..... N Sasse, Herman J. ..........,... M Schaefer, Joseph W. ......,. A Scheitlin, Thomas G ......... N Scheller, Theodore J ....,.... MMWWWMWMWAAG Schenk, Patrick ..,,.... A.A.C. Schneider, Joseph G ........... A Schutte, Charles ..,............, A Shindler, John ........,......... N mm,mqA ..........,....,, AAQ Stippler, Arthur J. .,.......... A Striewe, Edward C. .......... N 1- KILLED +Willem, Donald W Summers, Jack I. .......,.... . .A Taylor, Jolm J. .....,.......... A Tillman, Jack ............ T hornburg, Robert 1 943 A.A.C. Alexander, Thomas E ....... N Angermeier, James W ..... Baker, James E. ................ N Baronowsky, James .......... N Beane, Joseph .................... A Beaven, William L ........... Becker, Herbert W ., Beckman, William ..N Jr ..... N J ..,.,..,. N Bitz, Eugene A. .................. N Boll. Charles H. ..............,. A Born, Robert Wm. .......,.... A Brentano, Robert ......,....... A Brockman, Hilbert V ....... M Brothers, Damian .... Crouch, John J. ................ N Cusack, Thomas P ..... A.A.C. DeXVitt, Kenneth A.A.C. Elpers, John F. ..............,... N Fairchild, WVinfield S ......,,. N Feller, Leo ..................,..,.... A Fitzgerald, Gerald J ........... N Golding, John C. ...........,,. M Gossman, Sylvester ............ N Greif, lV1lllam G. .....,,....... A Haering, Richard ...........,.. A Hari, Joseph ,,.,................ .,A Hayden, Daniel .......,,.,,...... A Heintlman, Joseph L ......... A Henning, Thomas R. ........ A Herr, Kenneth T ....... A.A. Hesse, Charles B., Jr. A.A. C. C. Hormuth, Robert A. A.A.C. THummel, Joseph .........,,... A Jarboe, James R ........,,,,..... N Kempf, Gregory .,....,,.,...... A Keith, Herbert A ..,............ N Kempf, William B. ............ A TKinnamon, John D ....,.....,.. A Klass, Gil .....,...,,...,,..,,,,.,,,,, A Kuhn, Paul H., Jr .,.........,, N Lateulere, John F. ....,...,,.. A Loehrlein, Charles J ......... N TLogel, Leonard R. ............ M Richardt, Richard ............ A Schaus, John J. ...,...,........., A Schenk, Joseph .......,...,...,.. M Schnur, Harold T. ,,,,,,,..,,, A Senescall, Neil B. ...,..,.,..... N Smith, James J .....,..... N.A.C. Spahn, Robert E ...........,..,,. N Stevens, William R ..,,,,.,,,,,, A Stock, Harold .......,.,....,,.,,, A Stone, Charles E ........,..,..... A Taylor, Charles .........,..,,,,., N Tepool, Clement ...,....,,..,, N Tillman, Harry L .......,.,,.,., A Walter, Robert .,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,. N lVolf, Richard ,,,,..,,, ,,,,,,,, N n 1944 Angermeier, Henry YV ...... .N Angermeier, Maurice L ...,. .C. Barnes, Robert .,..........,,,.., A Beavin. William E ..,.. A.A 149 .C. Q Blair, YVllllam E .,......,....,,, Blaxton, Robert, P ............ Brennan, Donald E...N.A Burns, James T ...........,, Clemens, Robert J ........... Coudret. WVilliam A .,....... Dean, Robert L ........, A.A Deller. Rudolph C ........,.. Dile, Buddy R. .......... A.A Dippel, Donald V ..,........... Endress, Frank T ..,..,....... Ensner. Bob .......,.,............. Fehn, John J ............... N.A Feller, Jerry .............. A.A Fischer, Thomas C. ........ . Greder, Kenneth L ............ Griese, John E ..................,. Hartlein, Robert F ...,........ Henn, James L ................. Hill, Lyman L .................... Hinton, Joseph H ..,...,.,... Horn, James R. .......,...... .. Hubert, James L .............,. Kaelin, John C ..........,...... Kassenbrock, John ........... Kempf, Leo, Jr ................. Kissel, John A ............. A.A Klausmeier, Robert E ..... Knapp, William T ........... Lindenschmidt, Robert McDermott, Joseph R ...... Marchu, William J. ..A.A Moers, William -O. ......,... , Montgomery, John S .....,.. A.A Mooney, Raymond J ........ Mullally, John P ................ MacGregor, John W. ..,.. . McBride, Joseph L. .,...... . Neumann, Anthony P ....... Patry, Robert P ..... . ,.,.,.... . Pauli, John J .........,. Pfa u, Paul A .............. Powers, Harry . ....,.....,..,,,.. Reeves, Edward C ............ Riordan, Eugene Paula... Saum, James A. ......,....,.,, , Schcller, Alexander F ....... Schmitt, Edmund GA ...,,..., Schulte, John A ......... A.A Smith, Charles C .............. Steckler, Jerome ....... Steinback, Joseph N...A.A Stone, Roy ......,,..,..,,,,,,,,.,,, Ulrich, Harold E ..........,... Winiger, Edwin L ..., Ziliak, Eugene .,.,,.,,,,., A,A Zimmer, Jerome S ..... A.A Zllber, Paul D ...,..,,,,,.,,.,,,,, 1 945 Christiansen, Alan ........... Craddock, Melville ..... A .A Freihaut, John .....,,.,.,..,.,, Godwin, Donald ...,.,.,,,,,,,, Grotius, Robert ....,.. Kirchoff, Clement ...,,,.,,,,., Linclenschmidt, Jame Lutterbach, Clement s L.. Rletman, 1Valter ............ Wlldeman. Paul .,.,...,.,,,,,. Total ....,.............. ., , ....... 509 W Telephone 8135 Z IE M E R FUNERAL I-IGME Eveznwelle, Ineiiemez R d lph S. Ziemer a d The d e Zem Reitz Memorial Grad ates 15? 150 Zwtwdaiea. . . H E R C U L E S BODY COMPANY INC. Bon Voyage - Deo favente Freshman Boys 152 Him the Almighty Power I-Iurl'd headlong flaming from the ethereal sky, With hideous ruin and combustion, down To bottomless perditiong there to dwell In adamantine chains and penal fire, Who durst defy the Omnipotent to arms. Nine times the space that measures day and night To mortal men, he with his horrid crew Lay vanquish'd, rolling in the fiery gulf. from PARADISE LOST The Sophomore Boys 153 And still did I pine for the Perfect, And still found the False with the Trueg I sought 'mid the Human for Heaven, But caught a mere glimpse of its Blue: And I wept when the clouds of the Mortnl Veiled even that glimpse from Amy view. from SONG OF THE MYSTIC unior Boys 154 When the victory of '45 is won and we are enjoying again our homes and our boys the JUNIORS will be wishing the victory of life to the Class of 1945. unior Girls 155 STECKLER'S GROCERY GROCERIES, MEATS, VEGETABLES, AND POULTRY PHONE 3-1856 SIXTH AND OAK STS. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA Enjoy Refreshment Drink In Bottles 156 YOUR POSTWAR PLANNING There will be an after the war and the read' justment will be an even bigger job than winning the War. When the adjustment comes, the better jobs will go to the better trained. A thorough business training, in a reliable bus' iness college, will enable you to take your proper place in the War Effort, and in the larger en' deavor after the War is over. For detailed information, without obligation, write or call LOCK YEAR'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 209 N .W. Sth Street Telephone 8157 NATIONAL FURNITURE MFG. co. 1501 W. Keller Street E. F. Gerst V , MANUFACTURERS OF MODERN UPHGLSTERED LIVING ROOM FURNITURE BUY WAR BGNDSI 157 ROMAN F. GEHLHAUSEN CO. Builders of Complete, Low-cast Homesi' Distributors of Thresher's Paints and Varnishes 308 S. Frederick St. Phone 2-3502 Congratulations from SEARS . . . EVANSVILLE'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE YOUR ONE-STOP SHOPPING CENTER SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Phone 3-4431 Fourth at Sycamore 158 YOKEL 86 SONS Meat Market 86 Grocery QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES Serving in Evansville since 1898 Phone 5134 101 N.W. 7th LA PENDRICH 9 5 WX EE Xa Satlsfies llke no other 159 Congratulations to Class of '45 From IDEAL PURE MILK, Inc. 201 S.E. Eighth St. Refresh Yourself At Our Fountain Compliments of BROWN DRUG STORE Naborhood Drugs, Inc. 160 ELICITATION S ROM RESHMAN GIRLS Room 205 0 WOLF PLUMBING HEATING VENTILATING and AIR CONDITIONING Phone 3-4730-223 N.W. Tenth St. ENGINEERING SERVICE 161 9 BEST WISHES ICE SERVICE, Inc. IT'S SILVEIIS YQ?-ZT COI S l 8 l ' 5 'Xl NX C H com JI' - Q 425 vm: S615 PHQNE3- 162 EVANSVILLE LUMBER CO. 1700 W. FRANKLIN 3-4221 Give Us a Try-B-4-U-Buy this seal is your guarantee of quality paints call us on all your paint requirements CRANE BROS. LUMBER CO. 300 N. Willow Road 3-5436 WELCOME STUDENTS Make Our Store Your Headquarters for School and Art Supplies for Beginners and Professionals THE RED SPOT 110 Main Street CONGRATULATIONS FROM I DIIAIIIAIIII llill lth nt Locust AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE FIRE INSURANCE LIFE INSURANCE at MONEY-SAVING RATES FOR PERSONAL SERVICE PHONE 2-2888 S. L. GUMBERTS AGENCY SAVE WITH SAFETY Compliments of CLAY HOWELL Dry Goods Store 2305 W. Franklin St. Successor to John G. Hast Same location since 1900 OLID UCCESS to the ENIORS Sophomore Girls PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRCDUCTS LEONARD'S FOOD PHONE 5266 MARKET 120 East Louisiana Street Quality Groceries, Meats, and Notions XV-1 Leonard Hirsch, Proprietor 0 c,0' QV BELLEMEADE MARKET 'fFooDs THAT SATISFY COMPLIMENTS OF Bellemeade and Harlan Avenues A- G- 85 SON Phone 4-1022 2227 W. Ohio Street Evansville, Indiana A W 164 AD JESUM PER MARIAM The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin and The Girls' Mission Unit 5 I x R K . I 3 S Q s X s E f X -- s-reps :nom MAIN'0N ru- WHEN You NEED MONEY CONGRATULATIONS SEE MOONEY T0 THE BEACON FINANCE, INC. CLASS OF 1945 10 N.W. Sixth St. Tel. 2-0654 J.C.W NATIONAL BATTERY CO. WILLARD BATTERIES COMPLIMENTS OF N .W. Fourth and Bond Sts. SARAH Evansville, Indiana 165 BREAD sTAYs FRESH U Low in Calories- High in Vitamins LINCOLN BAKERY 1500 PARK STREET Evansville, Indiana I WESSELMANS Finer Foods Lincoln and Weinbach Best Wishes Class of '45 CLEM J. TEPooL Prescription Druggist 2023 W. Franklin St. Evansville, Incl. Phone 2-4566 HILLENBRAND'S GROCERY No. 1 Store 746 E. Virginia St. Sis and Hen Proprietors No. 2 Store 1128 Gilbert Ave. Elfrieda Herman, Prop. GEORGE MARY KITTY MUELLER'S MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES FROSTED FOODS 2214 Fifth Avenue Tri-Stateis Largest Restaurant SPAGHETTI BOWL 218 N.W. Fourth St. Evansville, Ind. Opposite Court House - Near Coliseum Famous For Fine Foods Sizzling Steaks, Italian and Chinese Dishes Room Designed for Private Parties, Banquets, Business Meetings Phone 39112 -- Reservations Best Food in Tri-State Make Us Prove It! DRINK Delicious N utritious LEMON - LIME DRINK Contains 111 Units of Healthful Vitamin Bfl J. VOGEL 86 SONS, BOTTLERS 600 Market St. Phone 36224 A DIAL 3-5431 COMPLIMENTS OF H. HERMANN IOS. SCHAEFER 86 SON FINE CANDIES FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND ICE CREAM 311-313-315 Nw. Fifth sf. 123 MAIN ST' Evansville, Ind. v A When choice foods are SWANSCN-NUNN available you will find them at EMGE GROCERY C0. 1005 S. Kentucky Ave. V Eighth and Oak Streets We repair any make of home appliance EVANSVILLE'S MOST COMPLETE FOOD STORE CALIFORNIA MARKET L E X COMPANY INC. ACETYLENE, OXYGEN, NITROGEN, HYDROGEN WELDING SUPPLIES ELECTRIC TOOLS STEEL SHOP EQUIPMENT HACKSAWS SILVER SOLDERS INDUSTRIAL OILS and GREASES INDUSTRIAL FENCES and FENCES for SCHOOLS Warehouse and Office 301 N.W. Eighth St. Telephone 7119 VAN WINKLE TIRE SALES 416-22 Sycamore St. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA Phone 3-4141 COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE GENERAL TIRES PENNSYLVANIA TIRES RECAPPING A. BROMM AND COMPANY Wholesale Distributors 208 N.W. First Street Evansville, Indiana Phone 7225 A GREAT DRINK- DOUBLE COLA - A MIGHTY FLAVOR A Ask for - FELDMAN BAKERY CRYSTAL HARTFORD'S BAKING CO. VINEGAR HI-CLASS BAKING CO., INC. 11 LINCOLN BAKERY I MADE IN EVANSVILLE V Congratulations, Class of '45 NORTH SIDE BANK - Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio 170 S. W. KLEIN J. J. NEFF DIAL 3-9608 NEFF 86 COMPANY MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHINGS 2205 W. Franklin St. Evansville, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF A FRED P. MOSCHNER SATER'S Accountant and WEARING APPAREL Tax Consultant ...T FOR MEN AND WOMEN Dial 34274 406-408 Main 'Street Phone 8972 611 N. Main St. Evansville, Indiana Evansville, Indiana V HERRMANN'S DAIRY RAW, PASTEURIZED AND HOMOGENIZED MILK PHONE 2-2230 171 THE SPORTING GOODS STORE 14 S.E. Fourth St. Phone 7972 PIANOS BAND INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC - BOOKS VICTOR AND COLUMBIA RECORDS ARDIN lblal-Ill Music comme' 518 Blain St. Phone 6101 Phone 6102 WE SPECIALIZE IN QUALITY WORK 668 Lincoln Ave. Evansville, Ind. The GLIDDEN Company Tsw There Is No Substitute For Quality I Z2 ' U .,,.., :RON WQRKS COMPLIMENTS OF EVANSVILLE MATTRESS 86 COUCH CO. EVANSVILLE, IND. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of '45 STANDARD OIL CO. Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF N URRENBERN FURNITURE CO. SPORTLAND 208 MAIN ST. BY CARLTON THEATRE PHOTOS - 1 min. -- 20c Others 4 for 25c STUDIO PICTURES 59c AMUSEMENT MACHINES RAY GUNS - MACHINE GUNS i CLEAN FUN FOR EVERYONE Salad Dressing, Ielly, Sauces Pickles, Pop Corn, Potato Chips ADLER MAYON N AISE CO. 710 Second Ave. Phone 36241 JOHN H. SCHULZE SYLVESTER M. SCHULZE TRI-STATE PRINTING CO. 18 Vine Street Phone 9201 HOFFMAN 'S MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR 3 1 7-3 19 Main Street Ed Helsley 86 Son Grocers Fulton at Florence Where a dollar does its duty Best of Everything Class of '45 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF EVANSVILLE R. H. OSWALD CO. WHOLESALE FRUITS VEGETABLES GROCERIES 9f43 Pasco Ave. Evansville, Ind. EVANSVILLE SUPPLY CO. Distributors INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES EVANSVILLE, IND. FOR EVERY SCHOOL AND OFFICE REQUIREMENT . COME TO SMITH 86 BUTTERFIELD 305f7 Main St. Phone 24121 WILSON and SON SEEDS, HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES 15 N. Main COMPLIMENTS OF J. H. MANION BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS RECORDS AND NEEDLES STRINGS AND REEDS SCI-IUTTLER MUSIC SHOP 18 N.W. 6th St. Phone 2f6269 JULIUS NIEDNAGEL FLORIST Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Kentucky at Gum Phones 81598150 COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN H. KOEWLER Best Wishes Class Of '45 DAWSON-WINSLOW WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP 411 Main Sr. DEPENDABLE sHOEs SINCE 1907 GIFTS FOR GRADUATION 5,000 ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM ACME JEWELERS The Little Shop With Big Values 428 MAIN ST. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING SHOES, FURNISHINGS SIEGEL'S FOURTH AND LOCUST MANNY SIEGEL, Manager ANDREW C. STECKLER GROCERY MEAT MARKET Phone 5092 421 Read St., Cor. Virginia HENRY lfiiiiiru sons C27-429 MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND EASTSIDE VARIETY STORE 1332 DIVISION Mr. and Mrs. ALFRED RAUSCH Proprietors R. COUDRET CO. VERNOIS WARM AIR FURNACES 414 North Main St. Telephone 2-8955 Evansville 11, Indiana PHOTO FINISHING COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY E. W. NEWMAN COMPANY 311 Enlow Avenue Evansville, Indiana BEST WISHES KLEITZ FLOWERS INC. 721 Main St. Phone 2-1164 ART JOHANN COMPANY ART'S CARMELCRISP POTATO CHIPS POP CORN Phone 3f2501 519 s.E. Eighth st. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND l'l' I wllh uf YOU THE MEMORIAL REVIEW FOR I945 wcwpzadacedlq KELLER-CRESCENT Co. I of EVANSVILLE, INDIANA 74e4:om76cznqw4a4eunea'z6z'z!enlczwi4 wpkaaelkwdama A COMPLETE SERVICE UNDER ONE ROOF 'A' ADVERTISING copv-ART PI-IoIoIsNGRAvING IEIIERPRESS PRINTING oFFsEr LITHOGRAPHY sooIcIsINnING 7 1 ' ,1 14' ,, 1 ' F1 .1 - ,Q . X V . , X , 5, , ., ,f 1 .f W, .jx ,I pf -L Km, VW, Y -41 vw swf. .Tl-' iff , ..'nf..,,nu .,g, A mf., u.miwxu2Q3 ' mP+,iS1?lfZ7?+412vLffaf'.1eLQ.-IPA-xii-I.Lm':a.W:,Q,.'- 5 Q in m A E an WWWW Wm 5MNk?312 vf' x..f MA fffffk We g WWW QJWM NM N MM Qfix Q EW ' f f ff M51 My 'ef' . XX W - jf NK M45 ' f: in i A , X M Mm MW Q5 , Q J