Sacred Heart High School - Gleanings Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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me' We 7 fl!! JuNloR CLASS ,, ,ifgfv Back row: Charles Kelley, Robert Fitzpatrick, Bernard Brungardt, Leo Sullivan, Leo Wheaton. Fourth row: George Abbott, Ernest Vishneske, Agnes M. Quinn, Romaine Fiife, Helen Nusse, John Bertles, Michael Brown, Third row: Page Ten John Curry, Mary F. Martin, Marie Brady, Helen Breault, Mary Jennerson, Francis Barth. Second row: D. J. Bachofer, Joseph Mulvenon, Marie Linneberger, Frances Schwartz, Eleo Beth Schneider. William Forristal, Leonard Homolka. Front row: Harold Finan, Raymond Streckfus, Loretta Nieschberg, Beatrice Rice, Maxine Knoettgen, Josephine Burns. Fred Schuller, Patrick McKee. Not in the pictzire: Rita Kelley, Marcella Dowling, Joseph O'Shea, Arlene Kohman, Mary K. Livinston, Helen Knoll. CLASS OFFICERS HELEN NUSSE ......, BERNARD BRUNGARDT . . . BEATRICE RICE .,... JOSEPHINE BURNs . . . . . . . . . . President Vice President . . . . Treasurer . . . Secretary

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ra li, Q T' 2 9 we Xi A lesson in mechanics: A jolly fuursonirg On the Rocks: Chuck: Fairweather fricnds: Alum: lfrcnchicz Puppy l.ovc: lilomlyz love mc, lovc my dog: Dignificd Scniorsg Might Y Cnsuyg Vflmlf no clcvalorsfz Dukc and Duchess: Ramonsmz Toad: Senior Prcsidemz Our Prcfccl in lmby days: Unkic : Cousins. Page Nin

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I WC! fjn-4 Zn-1 NIH PU'-'YP' mU2l'r1t H2m3HZPEOZm O'-l MWC-ZCH FU'- P '1'l l The music in the air Is the echo of juniors fair, And how the ance an ' 4. For they'I sem ' e spring. usic is the charm of life: m e for more of ' ive. A -6 nfinished work is never fo Wheat is ho a nd. napshots are all the go at that X is ne ' nev slow. in nitiative is a good o possess an in l' an it's at its best. f oming late to school is ' affair but call Strec s slo -poke if YOL32. f dleness is a word at doesn't ex' t anguage of our Miss . ow dance al u pleas t Schwartz says 't you tease. he lessons are always well done fore Schuller joins 1 fun. 1 ear the typewriter sing-i ' y h taking a fling. ' ntering the cash and adding that tok eep ' e busy-no jokin'. lways near the head of the class and seld ardy is inn-our tall lass. 1 n his ten gallon hat, spurs and bandana, O'Shea gets there , never mananag eigning over the class as president is N sse--a Dighton resident, ' A f ooking for more work to be do sc berg is mere fun. ntertaining and roving arou tricks tha ' ulvenon are found. othing is hard and nothing iflicult but if McKee sn't a e it's his fault, uring all kinds of weather. stormixfcl r, Martin dri x n good cheer. ong and good cheer are always fo enevevl-sinneberger is d. ntering all tasks with a zest ivingston al oes her best. ever is the day too dreary to find Miss Kelley s ' ' and eery. ounting all the recent scientists don't overlook Kelley on that aving pounded the typewriter for two years Knoll will e a ' t without fears. lways studious and hard at work Knoettgen would neve op irk. -- ot hard to please and always of good cheer is Kohman o never h ear. l rying to do her part is what Jennerson has done from the rt. J ore studious no one can be than Homolka-you see. V liminating all work on lessons Finans results are depressing. ever worried about lessons or books young Forristal is favored with good looks. o say he's neat and trim would not do justice to Filfe-so slim. o master German and handle the ball. for Fitzpatrick is no trick at all, what fun it is to sing but Dowling says, I.et's swing! oy comes to him who works but not to Curry-he shirks. nless there is more work than play Brady does not call it a day. eatly is that secretarial work done but Burns says, lt's mere fun. n bringing honors to our school Brungardt proved a helpful tool. ften lessons are hard and we see a frown but not so with Brown. eading those Gregg hieroglyphics seem to cause Breault many headaches. cores in basketball were won but for Bertles it was all fun. ine grades are won by perserverarice: that is Barth's experience. lways hard at work and quite sober are two good traits of our Bachofer. n work and study quite surprising is Abbott--but how antagonizing. ing out wild bells and bring good cheer for there will be other Juniors next year. Page Eleven s,.J