St Marys Area High School - Bells Yearbook (St Marys, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

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PENNSYLVANIA 7 THROUGH OUR EYES-scan our ordinary deeds that seemed so momentous to us - the daily humdrum of classes, the feverish excitement of sports, the eagerness con- nected Withiassemblies, the sophistication of proms and parties, all the other activities - through our seventeen-year old eyes, see Central as We saw it. The Memo Staff Q M-ww, ,W ,,,,,W ,W , U 3 ' ' M7' 75 ' Q M WW M H 2. my ga.za W fm' ,A in A s 5 fi - X . 5564 vgg Y , S 5 isa 5 A A,,.o 1?'s Y 4 Pt v N ,JVM ft: A11 7'-1 ,wavlvwkx film-,,...N ,, ,W-mason Ls BWM WMQMWLL - fsaemuyllhmux M WW 1-:-mm, , 1 t -Q 5 ' RWM-wwqwm .. 2f 1g22g35ggiggi, n . 3? K fffafii W-WM-+ , ,...,,M N. Q Q .,.. Y ?Wff'1l'f'f2'rM:-:eM.L.WLlQg1,,, W7 iilvi ' Q5 0 - - ,M A iii . if , m L 5: ' Q . 1121-fE.'1f' Q -, liE1g:iSfEi yf fgasai fgfl W- -. A6511 . 3 fax: - :: ,..'f:5, WffjLfx'lQfi'f:wf nf A i X fuk., : F.:' ,.-X - 'H' fl . VEB 4 . 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F ,JI 1, 'S 1? -,I 2 it I I To Reverend Father Henry of the Order of St. Benedict, in appreciation of his Wise counsel, the fruits of which will ripen in the years to come, in recognition of his love and devotion lor the youth of St. Marys, and in gratitude for his untiring zeal, during his long stay here, to inspire youth with Christian character traits, We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-three, respectfully dedicate this twenty-fourth edition of the MEMO. ,4g..5:, W X 7 PRESIDENT- RT. REV. DENIS STRITTMATTER, OSB, DD Cocdjufor Archclbbot, St. Vincent Archcibbey 8 3 VERY REV, FATHER TIMOTHY, OSB Pastor of St, Marys Parish REV. FATHER GREGORY, OSB. Pcxstor of Sacred Heart Parish ,L L 6 Zdzectafw MR. WILLIAM G. BAUER Sacred Heart Church Committee MR. BENEDICT R. REUSCHER St. Marys Church Committee F ing' 5162136 1, qgrom W f-F Um pzmcqba! REVEREND FATHER DONALD, O S B Pr1nc1pc11 gun T' 'im ' NAM ill ,Az Q4 JL W M First Row- Mrs. lohn Caimi, Social Studies, English, Sister M. Anita, OSB., Religion, Latin, Sister M. Imel- da, O.S.B., Mathematics, Sister M Geraldine, OSB, Science, Sister M. Benedict, OSB., English, Latin, Sis- ier M. Pauline, O.S.B,, Religion, English, Sister M. Evan- gelist, O.S.B., English, Spanish, Religion, Mrs. Carl Yetzer, Glee Club. Second Row-Sister M. Bernardine, O.S.l3., Social Studies, Home Economics t,Sewingl, Art, Sister M, Agnes, OSB., Library, Sister M. Claudia, OSB., Science, Art, Sister M. Genevieve, OSB., Eng- lish, Latin, Sister M. Bernadette, O.S.B., Commercial Religion, Sister M. Capistran, O.S.B., Commercial, Sis ter M. Rose, O.S.B., German, English. Third Row- Miss lda Eritz, School Nurse, Mr. Ramon Martin, Ma Chine Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Mr. Richard Brady Science, Mathematics, Rev. Father Donald, O.S.B., Prin- cipal, Rev. Father Brinstan, O.S.B., Mathematics, Mr Edward Bridge, Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Hilary Wittman, Home Economics fCookingD. I REV. FATHER GILES, OSB, REV. FATHER BRINSTAN, CSB Snfrod Henri Pm-isah 53? Mary: Pctxrifah I x REV. FATHER WERNER, OSB. REV. FATHER AQUINAS, OSB. St Marys Parrish Sacred Heart Parish I4 WQEPQQ f Vt-ga A 'lg V ...ig f, 5 m g I 12 -I tum 4 '1 w ?-:Wah X I TI: A IQ W .l f 9 Swarm Swim Officma DONALD WEIS R'DELL WILLIAMS MICHAEL BAUER Secretary-Treasurer Vice-Pre-sldent Pre-sldent Ccglass Cwzoffo ENDING BUT BEGINNING --1-1 Glass GUAM KELLEY GREEN AND WHITE l- i Qfass 9101087 LILY OF TI-IE VALLEY MICHAEL H. BAUER- Mike DONALD G. BAUMGRATZ Our illustrious Senior Class Presie -Bummieu dem V I I courteous Y A U versatile A U n Neat appearance . . . calm, unruflled has Q Sparkling personality n I I disposition . . . pleasant to know infectious grin . . . well-groomed ' ' ' keen Sense of humor ' ' ' Cm out-of-doors man . . . loyal to team, winning or losing. SENIORS . . . loyal Centralite. EDWARD T. BOSNIK- Ed ALFRED A. BRENNEN- Al Good-naturecl . . , friendly . . , Greets us with a smile . , . full of never seems to worry . . . a great fun and vitality . . , universal class pal . . . fine sense of humor . . . favorite . . . generous with his car. exceptionally fine basketball player. l7 M. ANN BROCK- Ann MARIE I. CARINO- Marie Both charming and witty , cute Competent, efficient, commercial and very pretty , . happy and student . gracious and dark- pleasing disposition . wins friends haired . . active member of the easily . , shines in dramatics with 'lldesw staff . . . cooperative. her more than ordinary talents. . , ANTHONY I. D'AMORE- Tony PAUL G. DORNISCH- Pc1uIdie Entertaining wit . . , always consicl- A variety of outdoor interests , erate and conscientious , . . friends always willing to lend a helping are numerous , . , no wonder . . . hand . a good word for everyone always ready with a smile and a . . our faithful 'lMemo staff artist good word. l? MILTON I. CHASE- Chasey Well-mannered and well-groomed . . . never lost for words . , . con- tagious smile . , . makes everyone glad hes around, JOAN M. ECKERT- Ioan Sweet, neat and friendly . . . cheer- tul and fun-loving . . . liked by everyone , . enjoys playing volley- ball, hor favorite sport EHRElfIgBlgRGER- Burg THOMAS W. ERNST- Tom ROBERT I. FELDBAUER- Brown The quiet, serious type, with a sense The lad with the large vocabulary Reserved and quiet . . . blows a of humor . . . very diligent in his , . . capable of striking up a con- mean trumpet . . . dependable . .. undertakings , . . ready to help on versation at anytime . . . has an trustworthy . . to know him is to all occasions . . easy to get along answer for every question. like him. with. S E .N I R S MARION R. FORD- Sonny FRANCES A. FREY- Franny IOHN E. FREY- leff Sunny and friendly disposition . . . Quiet ..., reserved . . . capable Class Photographer . . . C. S. M, C. never lets fun get by him . . . always . . . possesses a cheerful willingness Vice President . . , well known and on the go . . . a friend to all . . . to help others . . . gives freely of her liked by all his fellow students . . . happy-go-lucky. time as a lay cate-Chist. says little . . . does much. 19 MARY ANN FUENFFINGER- Finny Cute, dainty Finny . . .lovely smile that is very jovial . . . happy disposi- tion . . . sweet personality . . . wins friends easily . . . loves to dance , . . plays volleyball excep- tionally well, RAYMOND H. GRADL- Ray Well liked by all who know him . . . a ready and willing helper for everything . . . always amiable and considerate. Y ,X yrs. , nfs ' 5 'fk SARA E. GERG- Sally THEODORE R. GLATT- fed Energetic personality . . . talkative Never lets you down . . . generous and enthusiastic . . . strawberry with his car , . . that devilish grin blonde . . . headed to be a woman is out ot this world' '.,. and some- in white . . . loves volleyball and thing to see. is captain of her team. MICHELE C. HACHERL- Michele MICHAEL F. HERBST- Mike Gentle . . . soft-spoken . . . innocent One ot the class Thespians . , . blue eyes , . , usually seen driving capable . . . dependable , . . ready the Ieep' '.... easy to get along to assist . . . line spirit of fun and with . . . loves playing volleyball. laughter. l 20 ELAINE L. HOEHN- Elaine Sweet . . . rather reserved until you know her . . . loves to chat with her many friends . . . sincere and loyal pal . . . efficient typist . . . shows excellent talent for music. We IO ANNA M. KELLER- Ioann Lovely blonde hair with dancing blue eyes . , . likes excitement . . . always prepared to have a good time . . . likes to play volleyball . , . true blue friend. 1 ww- . MARY ANN HOFFMAN- Mary Ann Serious and ambitious . . . brunette with quiet ways of doing things . . . attends all dances and loves to sing in the Glee Club. E N I 0 ESQ IUDITH A. KERNER- lady Pretty . , , dark-eyed . . , perfectly groomed at all times . , . tastefully attired . . . future interior decorator . . . displayed fine talents in all dramatic productions. AGNES R. KELLER- Aggie Gentle gravity combined with gay young gladness . . . soft-voiced and fair of face . . . her beautiful hair the envy of her classmates . . . faithful attendant at all volleyball games. CAROL A. KLATMAN- Carol Quickly sighted by her black hair . , . possesses sparkling eyes and is light-cornplexioned . . . friendly to all . , , puts plenty of pep in her cheerleading. 21 Qs ANN F. KNEIDEL- Ann Tall . . , dark . , . lovely . . . ready at all times to lend a helping hand . . sought after as a sincere friend . , top ranking in volleyball com- petition DOLORES V. LANG- Dody Small . . . blonde . . . pleasant com- panion . . . pretty eyes that twinkle rnischievously . . . loves good lun . , . an enthusiastic captain of our cheerleaders, EUGENE E. KRAUS- Moose Carefree . . , obliging . . . genial personality . . . enthusiastic sports participant . . . never lets you down , . . large circle of friends. ELIZABETH A. LANG- Betty Large dark eyes . . . appears to be quiet and serious . . yet always cheerful and pleasant works quietly but competently . . . can be counted among loyal Crusader tons, NRS' EUGENE G. KRONENWETTER Ink Quick mind . . . ability to make friends has won him the admiration ot his schoolmates and friends . . . he will go far in lite. LAURA I. LANZEL- Laura Mild . . , gentle . . . lovable Laura , , , sweetly humorous , . 4 indus' trious in class . , , but always ready to be a pleasant companion . . . vol- leyball, one of her main interests. 22 FREDERICK A. LECKER Fred Always on hand with a cheery smile and a good word . . . his hunting and fishing experiences are exceed- ed only by his ability to tell them SHIRLEY M. LYONS- Shirt lolly and friendly , , where Shirt is, so is the fun mischievous and :sparkling brown eyes active and energetic . , especially in volleye ball, IEAN M. LEITHNER- lean Petite . . . dainty . . . pleasant and courteous lass . . . cute smile . . . artistically inclined . . . uses this ability as artist tor both ldes and Memo statts IOHN T. MAWN- Iohn A man ot ability and determination , a million dollar smile co' operative . . . :sunny disposition . , . everyone is attracted to hint. ROGER R. LENZE- Lucha Not a worry in the world . . . pos- sesses the ability to get along with anyone at anytime , . . an enthusie :istic woodsrnan. HELENE A. MURRAY- Mo Has the sweetest smile and cutest freckles . . . eyes that light up when she laughs . . . enjoys a good :-swim , . . faithful attendant at all volleyball games. 23 -vXi.EiaY A. NOLAN- Val A good man to have around , . . always in a good mood . . , eager to lend a helping hand . . . motto is Early to bed, early to rise. BETSY L. PONTZER- Betsy Beautiful curly hair . . , friendly hello for everyone . . . excellent student . . . Betsy has set her sights high in the music field. WILLIAM I. PFEUFER- Big Bill A young man of determination and character . . . an excellent friend . . , an enthusiastic hunter . . . as time passes his ambitions will be recognized. ENI DOLORES E. PRECHTEL- Laurie Sweet . . , friendly and sincere . . . faithful and dependable worker . . . always busy . . . especially in vol- leyball. KENNETH O. PISTNER- Bees An expressive smile . . . loyal to the class . . . enjoys many friends with his classy cars , . . a true friend in need. CATHERINE E. REUSCHER Peanie Happy-go-lucky , . , bubbling over with personality . . . keeps the class amused with her wise cracks . . . takes an active part in her volley- 24 ball team. LOIS A. RIDDLE- Lois Calm . . . gentle . . . serious . . , industrious in class . . . but always ready to be a pleasant companion . . . kind . . . considerate ot others, KATHRYN A. RUPPRECHT- Kay Sunny disposition . . . happy the day long . . . kind . . . generous . . . thoughtful . . . especially enjoys summer sports . . . capable captain ot Cornell volleyball team. RONALD A. ROLLIVCK- Ronnie A cheerful smile and curly hair make him well known throughout the school . . . pleasing personality . . good-naturczd MARY MARGARET RYAN- Nickie Pretty curly hair . , . attractively arranged , , . kind and considerate . . . has many interests in and out of school . . . eager to be ot assist- ance to others . . . energetic mem' ber ot Hides statt. MARLENE I. ROSS- Mart Peppy . . , dark-haired and vivacious personality . . . bubbles over with enthusiasm . . . quite active in her Varsity cheerleading . . , dramatic. WAYNE A. SALTER- Wayne Waynes quick wit and smooth per' sonality makes him a source of joy to all who know him . . . besides being on the Memo stall he's also Editor ot the Hides . 25 l t MARLENE G. SAMICK- Marlene Quiet and friendly . . . easy-going manner . . . seen but not heard . , . a pleasant, happy-go-lucky com- panion. SANDRA G. SPENCE- Sandy Humorous and lull of lite . . . can make a joke out ot everything , enjoys volleyball and going to out' of-town basketball games, SARA M. SCHATZ- Sara Pleasant , , . always has a smile . . . one of the smallest in the senior class . . . enjoys playing in the St. Marys Band. SENI iR ANDREW W. STAUFFER- Nigger True, loyal classmate . . . captain of the Basketball team . . . his charming personality, curly hair, and winning smile have made him many friends. S RACHEL C. SMITH-- Rach Always ready with a smile . . . friendly personality . . . can usually be seen at all the basketball games. S FRANCIS X. STRAUB- Frank Appreciates a good joke . . . very lond of his class sweater . . pleas- ant . , . fits in everywhere . . . rather studious. 26 it QE Cz MARY SUSAN STRAUB- Suz Never a dull moment . . . laughing . . . teasing . . . mischievous . . . bubbling over with fun . . . large circle of friends . . . lends a helping hand to cheering section at basket- ball games EDWARD F. WELZ- Ed Regular all-around friendly pal . quick and alfrt courteous . . generous: fine :spirit of fun and laughter, IEROMIE I. VOLLMER- lerry Happy-go-lucky type . . has the ability to get along with cthers . . cause of many chuckles for his classmates . . , enjoys a holiday now and then ENIORS MARY R'DELL WILLIAMS- R'Dell Flaxen-haired gray-eyed bit of win- :aomeness queenly dignity coupled with youthful sweetness . . staunch friend and true . . excels in studies, DONALD T. WEIS- Don Quiet, friendly nature . pleasing personality , , . good company . . . Eionor student . . . ambitious . . . true Central gentleman . . Editor- in-Chief of Memo RICHARD B. YA NAK- Dick The quiet, reserved type . . . kind- hearted . , . can be depended on at anytime . . . very exact in math problemf. 27 ...---1 fi -: Lhmf.,.,. ?,'L 9 '31 K Q uw' wawgqif l s -' x x 1-The qonq at Ro1lick'sg 'Y' 2-Ambitious iypey 3-Sunday bestg 4-Out our woiyg xx 5-Well-baloncedg 6fNext time be more ccxrefulg 7--Lcxzy bones lv' ww is 1--Thinking for cr chcmgeg 2-See our penncmtlg 3-Watch the birdielg 4-Three fine tecxchersg 5-f-Look at our swecxiersg 6--Comeredg 7---Smiling Us usucilg H-Wise old We-isg 9-V-All dressed up cmd no boyslg lU-A'Ad- mimi Frey. 1--WhC1t's wrong with Rudy, Sonny? 2 President Bc1uerg3-fMOun1oin climbingg 4 Preity hairs and sweat ters: 5'--Tclkinq Inoneyg 5 VV11v1t':: she kr1nting?g 7 Night owls SU 1-f-'A third of the senior boysg 2--Rah! Rczhi Rcthlg 3-Carefuig 4 A--f Sittiri' prettyg fi- -Hawaii Dunceg 6 -C treaty 7--Ch9ESGj 8--King cmd Queen Sadie Hc1wkiiis g9-Rizskingii. 31 .::- M3335 is if 1 I I il asia gi Q i m ? 3 Km S, 5 f f - .Q X ,-T3-.v-hw lf---Right before Chrizstmossg ZW Debate on Santa Clousg 3 -Walcb the birdielg 4 Vfbmb your average? 5--Thirsty 6 S210-bull dance December 295 7 'Photographed the photogropberg 8-On 1211 assembly progmmg 9--During Eng lmh one day 3? Q 4- I I Q 3 Z mm 1 . QA' First Row-I. Hettger, C. Schlxmm, B Lyons, C. Leuschel N Fritz, D. Hyden, F. Valentine, S Smith, R. Rupprecltt,I Gahr. Second Row-I, Miller, S Donahey, N. Friecll, M. A. Eberl, M. Kuntz, I Wiesner, I. Fleming, M. Hanes, I. De-tsch, Sr Capistran. Third Rowe--D. Crosby, C. MlH1Cl1, M. Benigni, 11A . . I Pontzer, I. McAllister, M. L Pieuier, I Hotlrnan, I. Anderson T Shields. Fourth Row-I Herzing, M. Ryan, lj. Brunner D. Forster, I. Gahr, I Struble, B. Gradl, T, Haberberger Fifth Row--K Gerg, D Busch, W. Kinney, A. Parr, I. Kneidel B. Rauscher, I. Scliaut. IIB First Row-AP. Ryan, M Donahue, I Hoary, K. Renwick, C. Gahn, M.D1nsmore, P Straub, I Weis, I.Fritz, M. Clancy, P. Rigard, I. Schneider, P. Kraft. Second Row-F. Schlimm G. Miller, M. Lauterbaclfx, G. Hacherl, E. Leuschel, M. Nissel T. Samick, l. Frey, A Eckert, F. Wittman, B. Bauer, Sr. Anita 34 Third Row-H. Dlppold, W. Lion, D. Glatt, G. Klein, L. Fin- tmger, I. Straub, T, Herzing, E. Zimmerman, C. Chase, F. Lulrtr, W. Ritter. Fourth Bowel? Griegges, I. Remick, M. Bucheit, I. Fritz, G. Geitner, P. Benasutti, W, Fritz, R. Wolfe, B. Samick, K. Yanak. .. lg? CHARLES CHASE MARY LAUTERBACH IOHN GAHR President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer I 35 wr rfrrr r'rf'm'r ' rf mzwcr N f 'H -re'+2r5w-QS? 'fix 4 ' ':'w'zWr ': 'I W T . . . ,. ,W . r., ,b M, 1 A. ,. A , . .-. . ., ., I 3 ' .- 9:11,-Yzifsvh ' '.35ff?21U-ffl' l- Ilifrhfsi-I - AT!72?1wf ' A' . . t fijtgliifwff rf?lHl'ff'i'2f32l?Fl'ff'- 'V 'Q A Ffh fax Egg' I gn kj ' ' I p IDA First How---G, Ballerini, E, Frey, S. Frrtz, W, Cuneo, Sr. Ber- Third RoweR. Nlssel, B Hanmbal, H. Klalber, N. Hupprechl nardine, H, Keller, I. Larqey, B. Vnello, I. Neubert, M. Dxstler. B. Dornisch, R, Stebick, G. Breindel, R, Amman, P. Farrell Second Row-L. Hacherl, C. Kopp, G Smxth, A Pleuler, Fourth Row-T. Fmz, A, Brody, F. Gerg, E Keller, R. Gregory B. Meyer, F. Goodreau, I. Feldbcxuer, A Hasselman, P. Schulz T. Schlimm, W. F. Bauer, F. Wxlllams. 10 B First Row-Y. DeLullo, V. Hanes, P McQuone, P Gregory, precht, A. Hollrnan, Sr. Imelda. Third Row-I. Davis, I. Grasser E. Kerner, I Bridge, K Trey, H M Fledderman, L. A. Sherry, W. Krellner, L. Lenze, G. Bauer, A. Heary, T. Gerg, T. Brennen M. Meyer. Second HowfD, Struble, D. Williamson, M. Laird, B, Kerner, T, Schneider, H. Olson, I. Gabler, M Herbsl, M Ifhrensberqer, R. Bup- I iii' fl'-9 i- -I 1 J- W 'r If 'FE' f ill W . ,rl B 36 10C Firsi Row-M. Gnon, E, Iosephson, I. Erich, I. Simbeck, A. Kron- H Erich. Third RowA-C. Hccherl, F. Dxnsmore W SIHIIII enwetier, M. L. Straub, N. Schloder, C, Wykoif, R. A. Zelt, I. Benninger. Fourth Row-G. Gregory Meyer I Olson Sr. Evcngelisi. Second Row-L. Lecker, M. Fritz, M. Koch, E Cochrcme, S. Fox, I. Meier, E. Grunthoner, V. Harper, ,glam FREDERICK GERG Secretory-Treasurer ROSE MARY FLEDDERMAN I ' President i,g Ir i il 'N Er sl! W l I I lil .Il 37 I. Brock, W A. Bauer, R Fehrenbcch, MARGARET GNAN Vice-President tl IL: First Row-Sr. Paulme, H. Engelberg, V. Eckert, I. Eckert, Row-T. Cormers, G. Frltz, D. Brennen, I. Frey, G. Ga L. Dinsmore, M. Detsch, B. A. Bauer, E. Cassidy, C Carmo. P. Eckert, Ft. Feldbauer, I. Fledderman. Fourth Row-T. Farley Second How4M. Eichmiller, N. Gleixner, M. Grasser, F. Frttz, P. Bauer, W. Clancy, A Dtstler, H. Conroy, I. Durtn, I Cuneo V. Gerber, G. Erich, R. Gnan, M. Fischer, I. Buchett. Third Abserxtffi. Catalone. l First Row-D. C. Hoffman, D. A. Meyer, Sr. I Lambert, I Kraus, A. Heuscher, N. Klatman, E. Kraus Platt, I. Newell, M. I. Heary, D. Kronnenwetter Genevieve. Second Bowel? Grosser, D. Luhr, Haberberger, I Riqard, I. Pistrxer, M Polltck Robertson, I Prechtel. Third Row-T. Pontzer, W. Hagan Magistrelli, A. Hoffman, P. Krellner, A. Marconi, H. Prechtel Haberberger. Fourth Row-D Gnan, H. Greenthaner Pfoutz, B. Kennard, I. Gump, V. Lerlze, F. Nekuza. W . ,Qty 1545 L...7c 9C First Row-D. Schreiber, G. Staufler, B. Skok, M Rogan, D. Uljon, R. Steele, E. Vollmer, Mrs. Caimi. Third Row- S. Schloder, H. Schlimm, N. Sherry, C. Straub, E. Seelye, l. Schlimn, P. Ryan, H. Schloder, I, Steele, G. Samick, G. Wolf M. Wolf, C. Sterbank. Second Row-K. Salter, P. Salter, I. Schaut, R. Straub. Fifth Row-T. Schneider, D. Sherry G. Salter, S. Stauffer, B. Schaeffer, C. Ross, M. Schneider, K. Wegemer, P. Staufler ffdema THOMAS CONNERS MARY K. ROGAN PETER STAUFFER President Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President 39 I te --.Mh--- vwf....,.Lq--,..,.,-t-Q-......,n-1-.-N ,we .. ,..,:,1-W--xt.. ,Y.Q. ...,-V,-W M f- ---- . vm. nkn mmgnM4w,r. .0-fi. um-cum .mmul .--fx sw.-,pe-,Q--.w.v,. -U EIRST SEMESTER Scholastic Average . . QGW Deporimeni . . QCWC it Row--C. Reuscher, E. Kerner, H. Keller, L. Lonzel, E. -f--I. Pistner, G. Erich, N Fritz, I. Fritz, C. Hotfrnon, E, Olsso ehn, R. Williams, R. Rupprecht, F. Frey, A Kneidel, A. Kronenwetier, M, L. Stroub, E. Pontzer Fourth Row- :ond Row- fl. Frey, I. Heory, N. Klotrnon, A, Brock, P. Mc- G. Miller, I, Loinbert, R. Fehrenbcicli, W, Clancy, B Doriiisc one, K. Frey, E. Frey, H. Sclilixnrn, Y. DeLullo Third Row M. A. Fuenifinqer, S. Straub, D. Long. Absent: C, Klotino 40 L A A A A A A A A A A A A F 1- P A Q 17 Y V -V N.-ww' Y i H f IM l 47 X 5 W NW ISF Q f' X N ' 1 ' ,, XS- 0 'Q j' ' .W L Q ! 4 X x X Qaf N Af, Q . lf f' I Q? ww fum lx :QW V X 'I W WI NW I I O 5 5 5 i 5, ix 5: x, ,wg 4 E 5 Q E , E 5 Gi 2 x 3 il F 321.1 ,- 6 1 10 X '7s0'-ry.,-,fz -..vf-ig., f92Q.,,5e2N 24464, U 536LM., Pu. 6344414 -adj ffm E 62? fgfi MAY CROWNIN G Due to the incleriiency ot the weather, May Crowning ceremonies were held indoors, Tues-e day, the lflth. May Queen, Mary Mullaney with train bearers, Carol Samick and Karen Kronenf wetter, was attended by luois Swartztisher, l-lelen Renwick, Carol Klaiinan, Elaine Hoehn, Mary Lauterbach and Peaay Beniani Vivian Hanes 44 being the crown bearer. The traditional Marian hymns were sung. The altar was beautifully decked by the Iuniors with doawood, tulips, care nations and apple blossoms. An inspiring talk was delivered by Father Donald, Principal, on the importance ot honoring the Blessed Virgin as Queen ot May K 1' DEDICATION TO CHRIST THE KING Loyalty to Christ Our King was the theme ot an address to the C,S.M.C. members at their first meeting, October 24, by the mod- erator, Father Donald. The occasion was the annual dedication ot the school to the Sacred Heart, preceding the feast ot Christ the King. The Seniors each year take pride in prepar- ing ior this impressive ceremony. N- I Qzeadmen I i 3 1: ,qif ' b V ,-moz, Q' -- vvwy 6' 5 ,1 V, W A X 7 'fn 'W fm A1 .5324 nikki, M, ,,, W. 7, F1 sp ,-1 547 xv? gpm! .X spy? ft. if ,L 1 1952-1952 ll ,av t I 'Q' L 5- A 4 7 SEPTEMBER Back to school . . . Greetings to the new members . . . Iuniors received their class rings . . . Freshmen initiation . . . Seniors were decked out in their class sweaters and hats . . . Assembly programs get i underway with l2a. OCTOBER Class pictures . . . Civilian Defense program tor Pennsylvania week . . . First reports, looks like we put our nose to the grindstone . . . Senior pictures . . . Macbeth' '... Annual enthronement to the Sacred Heart, first C.S.M.C. meeting . . . Fatima NOVEMBER Sophomore dance Turkey Trot . . . Education Week . . . New Parish Bazaar, lots of fun for everyone . . . Betty Be- have and Grapes for Dinner , plays . . . Ah! vacation and Turkey . . . Basket- ball-opening game with the Alumni. 4 -' I W L ' ' and the Rosary program. AY - 'K bl 48 -7 'lvlrf is IJ: xy, T xxy 'A v A r AQ ff l 13 - fi P 1 ' - X l I 8 W ,S X1 pl' .' zur' J-v I I J 1 I , 4 xl' I, X vm S x ' , 64 IU Ia Ei 4 it 'f 6 4 x cg A., nscmvmsn ....-. ,, 'ASQ Monday vacations with hunting, fl 5 Q t ' x, holyday and holidays . . . My Man 49 , N I j Godfrey movie . . . Littlest Angel , ini W' very cute . . . Christmas program 0 -2- L' . . . Vacation again . . . Sno-ball 'Gi' W Dance, big success. ' IANUARY ,--N X Back to school . . . time to make New A ' Year's resolution . . . tirst halt volleyball ' H complete . . . lOa Assembly to honor St. p V Genevieve . . . Exams here already, hope day, 'Best There ls. Q. f - 9 f We all pass . . . Father Tirnothy's Names- -Q Q X 1 I 4, l FEBRUARY Sadie Hawkins' Dance . . . Lent . . . Seniors the Memo Family Tree -3-Act Play . . . working like mad to get finished . . . lUb Assembly . . . Catholic Press Month . . . C.S.M.C. meeting. 49 5 - ...Zin i MN UU MEMO The l'Annual is the work oi the Seniors exclusively, and is their pride and joy. lt requires the co- operation ot entire class to rnalce the Memo possible, what with generous patrons, interested sub- scribers, and kind friends. First Row-L. Lanzel, A. Keller. Second Row-W-V-A. Brock, C. Klatrnan, D. Weis, l. Frey, l. Leithner, E. Hoehn, I. Eckert. Standing-M. Bauer, R. Williams, T. Ernst, W. Salter, P. Dornisch, E. Bosnilc, D. Lang. in N First Row--M. Carina, A. Hasselrnan, C. Hoffman, F. Luhr. Second Row-V-C. Reuscher, E. Hoehn, D. Magistrelli. Stand- ing-eW. Salter, P. Dornisch, B. Dorniscli, K. Gerg, W, Krellner, I. Frey, Sr. Capistran. IDES Statt rnenibers, this year, went to Bradford to a rnimeograph school to see a demonstration. The school paper is published on the litteenth ot the months ot October, March and May, and the thirteenth of the other inonths, hence the narne, ldes . 50 NGRAPES FOR DINNER I. Miller Bob Boldwin W. Clancy Herbert liodd I. Weir: Lucilln Brildwin N Fritz Grondind B Kennord Mr. Bdldwin G Miller lonie Baldwin S Sinitli Mrs: Baldwin OUR LADY OF THE SNOWS L Finlinger The Kniglit W Lion . Giioastnidistor R. Wolfe Tlie Abbot l. Stroub Lay brother F Lunr The Old Mon M Lczuterbocli Old Worndn 5 l BETTY BEHAVEH C Minicli Uloonvttn ', A new pupil vx'll't1l'lt'Y Betty , Tlifi riiscc ol Mi.si: Linwood ,. . .yniitli lfllin ', Tliv Monitor CAST OF CHARACTERS A Comedy ln Three Acts Bonnie, a dynamic lgyear-'old Ann, her sister Mrs. Shepherd, their mother Sarah, their maid ot all work Aunt Abigail, a Spinster aunt Old Lady Partinaton, a Boston :society dot, Mrs. Partington, her daughtereinelaw Vivian Partinaton, her granddaughter lenny, Bonnie's cousin Susan Sherwood, an actress Mary Chandler, a Boston society airl Marie, a French maid Marlene Boss Mary Ann Eberl ludy Fritz Patricia Straub Roberta Bupprecht vaaor loann Gahr lucly Kerner lean Detsch , lane Wiesner Ann Brock ludy Pontzer Mary Distler iq FUJI' QZUFI1 First Row-C. Wykoff, M. A. Eberl, K, Renwick, C. Gahn, . Brock, M. Ross, I. Kerner, N. Friedl, I. Fritz, I. Pontzer, . Kerner. Second How-M. Donahue, P. McQuone, C. Kopp, . Kraus, I. Gabler, C. Straub, R. A. Zelt, I. Detsch, I. Gahr, . Rupprecht, P. Straub, N. Schloder. Third Row-S. Fox, Minich, S. Smith, I. Miller, B. Dornisch, B. Kennclrd, W. Bauer, W. Clancy, A. Marconi, I. Weis, N. Fritz, C. Carino. Fourth Row-C. Ross, D. Luhr, I. Lambert, G. Miller, M. Detsch, I. McAllister, D. Pfaft, I. Wiesner, N. Klatman, M. Haberberger, V. Hanes, M. Lauterbach, B. Schaeffer, Sr. Anita. DRAMATIC CLUB HIS year the enrollment in our Dramatic Club has been the largest since the club was organized. lt was decided to divide the members into two groups, the junior fnew membersl and the senior fold membersl. Each group has its own meeting. Part of the iri- crease in membership is perhaps due to our attendance at the Dramatic Conference at Youngstown, Ohio, last spring. More methods in play production and make-up were learned as Well as many other useful ways to better our club at the workshops on television, one- act plays, speech and make-up. Most ot the club members were present at this confer- ence. At our meetings this year we have been studying make-up and how to apply it. A complete make-up kit and two technicolored films on Make-up were purchased from the Banner Play Company. These helped us to advance our study. The local radio station on WKBI asked the club to present programs twice a month. Everyone was pleased with the invitation and it was accepted. Four such programs have been presented. We have produced four plays since last September, Grapes for Dinner , Betty Be- have , The Best There ls , the latter of which was presented in honor of Father Timothy's Feast Day. A comedy in three acts Family Tree , the main play of the year, was present- ed at the Sacred Heart Aud on February 4 and 5. We will present a program for Father Gregory, it will include the play, Mystery in the Lab . A program for Father Donald, So's Your Aunt Ann , will be staged in Iune. Ann Brock. of ,, -mx .si 3. -,lf 5. , s irtlriiieff We ' V srtfiimas ,.r ' f--is-.th-bw A QM ffl 'S W we fiiiskfifsyffglg,-Qygfwe' the ..d1,fq,ii-,f9,,aa,'w..i gg p91t::ff iii 'ie',w4ffgMf5fr,Z5g1g,r3'.lefi-'s55g.Hi,na, xhfvgl.-,iii i1i':ea'.,wfs Nga-9m+f:...aP1 wgwngi QTEKSEQ - . noir, -1aAa.,..n: .sz new -.fm 2' ..am.-B. umm.: ..m'i,:a4i.J,.,.f .smsmfa,i,iQ.:,.,4.ass:s. Mxv.. 'u Sfigmsgmviiff .safazwewwimiewiube saa:.c,l.:-:..iawwe.:.i..4-.Q..f.:.f:mia:a1i:i.xi' w. 1 CLOTHING This class had its initiation this year at Central. We have acquired two sewing machines, iron and .roning board and cutting board. The projects were most interesting --- we made skirts, stoles, and we edged handkerchiets and table cloths. Front to Back--S. Straub, E. lloehn, R. Smith, K. Rupprecht, A. Brock, M. I. Sorg, I. Leithner, C. Reuscher, R. Williams, M. A. Tuenfiinger, C. Klatman, S. Gerg, A. Keller, L. Lanzel, Sr. Bernardine. l 3 I 1 lx v ' 1 I l ! i t l t Standing-I. Eckert, R. Smith, E. Hoehn, K. Rupprecht, C. Reuscher, M. M, Ryan, M. I. Sorg, A. Keller, Mrs. Wittman, M. A. Fuenltiriger, S. Straub. Sitting-I. Leithner, C. Klatman, A. Brock. FOODS On Wednesdays seniors are seen mixing, and measuring ingredients, and what notneall necessary techniques ot Foods Testing in Home EC. is not as distcxstetul as in the other classes. 54 STAMP CLUB Anyone wanting a fascinating hobby should start a stamp collection. lt is interesting and educational. The history and progress ot any nation can be :studied through its stamps. There are so many different phases to stamp collecting that it is impossible to exhaust them all. lt is a Worthwhile investment. First Row-V-l. Frey, C. Schlimm. Second Rowe -M. Fischer, I Gump. Third Rowe H. Schlimm, Sr. Genevieve. First Row--G. Hacherl. Second Row-D. Gerber, M. Bucheit, F. Wittrnan. Third Row' fW. Ritter, R Gradl, Mrs. lohn Caimi, E. Bennasutti, I. Fritz, T. Herzing. CURRENT EVENTS CLUB The Current Events Club members are making scrap books ot a personality they admire in the present day World. Our aim is better understanding of world affairs through a study of today's news and the people who make it. 55 J - V r A-, V eng-11: Q I V. '. '12'T,'1,, j-, 7 1 Q ,L ,V ,, Q:fQr:5 f,: -Q1 LEA LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club aims to train students to be efficient aides in making the library materials available to the faculty and students. They study the arrangement and classifica- tion of books. Filing magazines and acting as library assistants at the desk also interest the students. Some Wish to be future librarians. Left to right-W. Fritz, E. Brunner, E. Grunthaner, F. Goodreau, V. Harper, M. Hacherl, D. Prechtel, Sr. Agnes. l WH V Y r First Row-1-M. Pollick, G. Wolfe, H. Erich. Second Row -M. Fritz, R. Aurnan, I, Steele, D. Magistrelli. Third Row4M Gnan, I. Erich, G, Salter, D. Sherry, Fourth RoweN. Hupprecht, Sr. Imelda, M, Chase. ART and CRAFT CLUB This group is busy wrapping in cellophane the little Christmas gifts made for the in- mates of our County Home located in the outskirts of St. Marys. This year they painted hand- kerchiefs-using their textile paint for hemming-ea variety of designs was painted in one corner of each kerchiefg other members prepared Christmas cards by folding, cutting, pasting, designing and printing on red and green construction paper. Each inmate received one of these cards containing one of the painted kerchiefs. Previous years, cribs were made, also Wood-burnt Christmas remembrances. 56 SOCIAL CLUB To the strain ot the music issuing trom the basement on club days can be tound the freshmen, struggling at work and play. For most it is work since we are learning to dance. By Iune, We expect to be all Fred Astaires and Arthur Murrays and eliminate that line, the stag line, at our school dances. First Row-V. Lenze, G. Bauer, P. Bauer, K, Pistner, I.. Meyer, C. Chase, R. Fehrenbach, I. Brock. Second Row-WB. Lenze, A. D'Amore, I. Vollrner, D. Baurngratz, L. Lenze, A. Heary, Mr. Martin, Ass't Coach VARSITY CLUB This group is especially interested in sports and at Club time topics ot current interest along this line are discussed. 57 ST. MARYS First RowfMr, Bauer, Director, B Meyer, P. Straub, V. Hanes, Third Row-L, Riddle, F. Frey, N. Schloder, M. L. Straub, N. Klat- S. Straub, D. Lang, E. Hoehn, A. Kneidel, A. Reuscher, Second man, E. Lang, C. Straub, I. Leithner. Row H-C1. Erich, A Pfeuter, M Fichmiller, N. Cvleixner, I. Buchheit. if z tt l 52 t it 5 51 1 .3 S lr 2 at t sf 5 it I l z xt . ., 2 i tg t .5 E . 1 M lt ff ,. it 2, if rg it .1 If ' li fl lt it lf I. IIE 'I '- e tt ll it tel ii tt ., El fi tl it el at ig lt its 1 ll Q! lf l E fl l l I l 1 4 ji in lt it l l f .I t .t l I I l E I l L E L l : It r g l St if 2 l P l I5 ff I i 4 I a 2 l First RowfSr Mary Grace, Drrectress, M. Distler, G. Smith, schel, D. Ryden, M. Donahue, VV. Cuneo, V. Gerber. Third Row- P. Krott, P. Ryan, S. Donahey, I Heary, S. Fox, A Brock, I Lar- I. Newell, M. Rogan, D Schreiber, I Lambert, I. Riqard, R. Gnan, gey, C. Kopp, E Cochrane Second How--F Krauss, E. Kerner, I. Pistner, D. Platt, C Hoffman, E. Bauer, G. Robertson, D. Luhr, R. Lyons, L. Dirisniore, M, Clancy, M. Wolf, K Renwick, C Leu' F. Fritz. Both the St. Marys and the Sacred Heart Choir groups take an active part several times a Week in the liturgical church services. Special attention was again given this year to the rendition of the Christmas Mass Adeste Fidelisf To maintain their high standards, practice is held weekly. 58 A f GLEE CLUB One ot the most popular girls' clubs is the Glee Club. Practice is held weekly in the High School arid a concert ot Songs You Love To Hear' is produced annually. First HowfG Balterini, Y. Del,ullo M Herbst, B. Vitello, llilup' I Dwtsclt, G Miller, ll Hacherl. Third Row-D. Lang, S Straub, precht, M. Distler, E. Olson, M, L. Straub, A. Kronenwetter, H. Rup- M M. Ryan, K Ruppmcftit, A. Kneidel, L. Hidrlle, II. Hoehn, M. A precht, P. Straub. Second Row-Mrs. Yetzer, M. Donahue, I. Fritz, Holtiuan, D llrechtc-l, I. Leithner, M lautvrbach, M Beniam. N Fritz, I Schneider, A. Eckert, S. Donahey, F. Valentine, P. Kraft, First HowgG. Robertson, D M. Kronenwetter, S. Schloder, B Skok, N Klatmcm, C. X1VyIco!: C Hoffman, I1 Bauer, M Gnari, C1 lirich, I. Rigard, I Newell, C. Ross, I, Pistrxer, V Gerber, B Schafer, V Eckert, B Meyer Third Row-F. Krauss. I Gabler, I Laiarry, I. Buclieit, A Meyer Second Row-Mrs Yetzer, C. Sterbank, ll Icseplzson, It Fleritlc-tman, P. Gregory, S Fritz, N Sciilocler, M. Wolt, D Uljon, D Platt, D Schreiber, M. Detsch, I. Lambert, M Fritg, A Plcruter, NI ficltrriillt-i', N Gleixnm, l' Fritz 59 C. S. M. C. The Catholic Students Mission Crusade had WOM. membership this year. Meetings were held monthly beginning with the Dedication to the Sacred Heart in October and will close with the Crowning of the Blessed Mother in May. Oiiicers: lohn Frey, Vice-President: Ioanne Gahr, Secretary, Roberta Rupprecht, Treasurer, Donald Weis, President. E li ,. 1. li lp First Row-F. Frey, A. Kuntz, L. Riddle. Second Row-S, Donahey, P. Ryan, Sr. Claudia, CHANT CLUB The chant is the official music of the Church, dating back to the early ages of the church and was written primarily for congregational participation, The chant club is endeavoring to become acquainted with some of the hymns that are used in connection with the liturgical services. 60 41 ,q V 7 V N gg, I K N. sv' N 155.1 ., N ' N HAmN,j Qyrwflu. 'W ' 1' .. 6 'fx M , ?'PxQL,11.'- 0 X 'Bs Hmm CRUSADERS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row-I. Brock, G. Bauer, A. Staulfer, F. Straub, R. Wolfe, I, Kneiclel, E. Kraus, A. Paar, A. Heary, Man- M. Ryan, A, Brody. Second Row-Coach Iames Goetz, ager M. Bauer, Fr. Donald, Director. 1 W 1 4 I I l I r l il , I I I 1 ii rl l, l gi I I , . , . gi I i. ,. l lil ,,. . ,V W l Q. my i l I I I1 il, I ,l i 4 W . l I i I I . ' l I I I l I. l. li I ll H l' l M I l i I l . f I. ' Q, ,, YW ll J V'S First Row--V-W. Clancy, R Pelirenbacli, H. Straub, P. P. Bauer, H. Sclilocler, F. Williams, L. Lenze, I. Gahr Stauller, I. Olson. Second Row F. Gerg, V. Lenze, Manager, Mr. Martin, Assistant Coach. 52 ITH an inexperienced Team, Head ' CRUSADERS 1952-1953 ' Coach lim Goetz and Assistant Coach 13 victories, 8 losses. Ramon Martin, had quite a successful Central was outscored by their Oppe- season. With Captain Andy Stauffer, the nents 985 to 917 for an average of 46.9 per only veteran from last year, Central scored game TO Our 43.6 per game. SCHEDULE Nov. 28 Central .... .. 52 ....... Alumni ....,......., ....,.. 4 0 Dec. 2 Central .... . . 34 ....... DuBois CSL Cathj .Lost 61 7 Central. . . . . 36 ....... Iohnstown ......,.... . . . Lost 60 9 Central .... . . 44 .,...,, Punxsutawney .,.. .... L ost 63 14 Central ..,. . . 25 ..,.... Titusville ..... ,.., l 3 lan. 4 Central .... . . 44 ....... Renovo ..,.,,, ..., 4 l 9 Central .,.. . . 55 ....... Punxsutawney . . . . 49 ll Central .... . . . 44 ,...... Bradford ...... , . . . 41 16 Central .... . . 47 ....... Ridgway . . . . . . . 4l 18 Central ..., . . 42 ...,... Clarion ,,.. Lost 58 23 Central ..,.., . . 40 .....,. Bradford . . Lost 44 25 Central ...... . . . 54 ..,..., Titusville . . . . . . 28 Feb. l Central .... . . 48 .,,.... Oil City . . . .. . . 41 6 Central ..., . . Bl ....... Clearfield . . . . . Z9 8 Central ,... . . 66 ....,.. Clarion .... , . 45 13 Central ,.,. . . . 50 ....... Renovo ......,.... ..... . 37 Z0 Central ,... . . . 60 ,...... Ridgway .....,,..,.... ,....... . 55 Z1 Central ,... . . 31 ,..,,.. DuBois CSt. Cathj Lost 53 24 Central .,.. . . . 54 ..,.... Clearfield ......,.... . . . . 38 27 Central .,.... . . . 47 .,,.... Iohnstown . . . Lost 70 Mar. l Central .,.. . . 47. ..,... Oil City . .. Lost 71 In the fourth Annual Diocesan Tourna- ment in Erie, March 5, 6, 7, the Crusaders received a first round bye and in the quarter finals played Oil City, St. Ioe's, in their ini- tial tourney action, Saturday. afternoon at 2:15, scoring 51 against their opponents 45. In the semi-finals they played Kanty Prep at 9:00 that night, losing to them 34 to 49. Sun- day afternoon at 1:30 the Crusaders Won a victory over Clarion, 51 to 45. For their efforts they received a consolation , place trophy. Kanty Prep won the becoming Diocesan champions and third finals, Brad- ford was runner-up . We wish to thank Reverend Father Don- ald, our Athletic Director, Coaches Mr. Iames Goetz and Mr. Martin, for the work they did this season. We also thank the referees, cheerleaders, managers and all the others Who helped in any Way, E. Bosnik. off W0 63 AW S 'Qi , .H ,W ws fe: ,525 W' ,Q W Sw , xr '11 ' E' SP ' ax f QA Q .Q H I 18? M- 9 5 ii :vm 'W wesg slw A if 'R y 5 Q Q mf VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First Row-VM. Ross, D. Lcmg. Standing'--G, Bcxllerini, G, Hcxcrhvrl, C, Klcmmm, M. Louterbcich, M. Benigm I. V. CHEERLEADERS First Rowil. Fleming, I, Wiessner, V, Hcmef: Standing S Tex, C Kamp 65 HARVARD First Row---M Koch, C. Sterbcmk, N Kloztmun, C Hoffman. Second ROWYM. Lcxuterbcxch, I. Frey, S. Fox, M. Dirismore. Third Row---A. Keller, I. Eckert, M. Samick, M Hcxcherl, D. Prechtei. NAVY First Rowsii. Kraus, D. Luhr, C. Ross, C. Sircxub. Second Row--L. Dinsmore, L. Hocheri A. Hclsselmcm, M. L. Straub, V. Gerber. Third RowA'A. Brock, I. Wiesrier, I Weis, C Minich M. A, Fuenfiinger. 66 . V . f. .. MIAMI HURRICANES First Row--G, Smith, M. Schneider, E. Cochrane, P McQuone. Second Row H Murray. K. Renwick, M. L. Pfeufer, I. Lurgey, L. Lcmzel. NOTRE DAME First Row-V--N. Friedl, S. Stcruffer, 1. Lambert, H. Schlimm Second Row F. Pontzf.-r, A. Reuscher, G. Stcluffer, C, Kopp. Third Row -- S. Gerg, ff. Olson. V Vcnentinc, I. Bridqo, I Koller. 67 ' .l31Lfmid1'g 155' NJC' it -A ' Sift 'V 'x-ug..9f.i'3 -,J...AS...v -,x:3EzuJ..,. u9..-d.L.4J,.- MICHIGAN STATE First Row--M. Detsch, I. Pistner, F. Fritz, E. Krctuss. Second Row-N. Fritz, I. Gcxbier, P. Straub. Third Row- -AS Lyons, S. Spence, I. Kerner. CORNELL First Row-I. Huberberger, D. Uljon, M. Rogan, V. Homes. Second ROWAA. Kronenwetter C. Ghcn, M Hanes. Third Row--C. Reusche-r, I. Gcxhr, A. Kneidel, M Clancy, K. Rupprecht 68 VOLLEYBALL HE memory of this year's volleyball sea- son will remain long in the hearts of those who participated. The Central girls turned out in exceptional numbers this year making volleyball one ot their most interest- ing and important out-of-school activities. Through the months of practice and play- ing the girls showed excellent sportsmanship and fair play. Some games proved amus- ing and others tense and exciting. The league was formed by six teams with two captains, eight regular players and two or three subs each. They were: Team I Team III Team V CORNELL HARVARD NAVY Team II Team IV Team VI NOTRE DAME MIAMI HURRICANES MICHIGAN STATE The first half of the season ended Ianuary 15, 1953, with the following results: Wins Losses Cornell ..... .... C atherine Reuscher . . . . 12 3 Kathryn Rupprecht Notre Dame ,,.. .... I oann Keller ..... . . ll 4 Sally Gerg Harvard ......... .... A gnes Keller ....... . . 9 6 Dolores Prechtel Miami Hurricanes .... .... L aura Lanzel . . , . . 6 9 Helene Murray Navy ......., .... A nn Brock .....,...... . . 6 9 Mary Ann Fuentfinger Michigan State . . . .........,. .... S hirley Lyons ,....... . . l I4 At the close of the second half, Cornell Team, winner of the first half and Notre Dame Team were tied. A three-game series was played to determine the winner of the second halt. Notre Dame emerged the victor. A five-game series was then played for the League Champions. The result of the play- offs determined Notre Dame the 1952-53 Iudith Kerner Champions. Congratulations! We the graduating class of '53 wish to thank Father Donald for all his time and et- iorts and the underclassmen for their fine cooperation. We hope the coming year will provide as wonderful a season as this past one. D. Lang. X NIU llnf'dxXN 1456-Seeing ZW f4,670fzaae! gamma Pawzwc We of St. Marys Catholic High School are most grate ful to our kind Business Friends and Friendly Patrons- 19 A A1len's Sportsmerfs Shop Armour G Co. Armour Leather Co. Auman's Store Auto, G. 61 H. Body Shop 'fAyrshire Dairy B 'Bastian Bros. Co. Bayer's Furniture Co. B. CS M. Cleaners 'B. ci R. Electric Co. Bear Paw Beimel's Barber Shop Ben Franklin Restaurant Berman's Big Trail Inn Boscol Tool and Manufacturing Co. 'B.P.O. Elks St. Marys Lodge 347 BroWn's Boot Shop Bruner's Recapping Service iBrockWay Marconi Supply Co. , 'SID 72 'Builders Gr Mfg. Supply Co Burke Bros. 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Union Barbers W Weis Plumbing Western Auto Association Wiesner, Geo. E. CS Sons Winner Packing Co. 'FWKBI Wilson Bakeries Wittman's Cleaners Wolf Beverage Y 'Yetzer Carl H. :Sf Son Young Service Station Youth Canteen Youth Center Shop S10 81 Store Panama A Altar Society Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Art Anderson, Patty Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital Anzinger, Mrs. Fred Arnold, Mr. Ioe Aquinas, O.S.B., Rev. Father Auman, Mary B Ballerini, Bill Ballerini, Gloria Bauer, Bauer, Bauer Bauer Bauer, Bauer, Bauer Bauer, Bauer Bauer Bauer Bauer Albert I. Ann Bill Bill A. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Iack Iohn Francis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Paul Robert M. Thomas I. Baumgratz, Daisy Baumgratz, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Big Brother and Eskimo Bilicic, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blair, Feddell Blessed Virgin Sodality Bliss, Sam S. Boland, Patrick Brady, Richard D. Braun, Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Breindel, Mrs. W. E. Brennen, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brennen, Pattie Bridge, Edward B. Brinstan, O.S.B., Rev. Father Brock, Mrs. Henry I. Bucheit, Clare Marie Bucheit, Mrs. F. X. Bucheit, Maurice Bucher, Mrs. Lydia Burden, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. George Burkhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C Caimi, Mrs. Iohn Cancilla, Pete Caskey, Beverly Caskey, Mr. and Mrs. David Cassidy, Gay Catalone, Edward C. D. of A. C.H.S. Alumni I C.H.S. Cheerleaders C.H.S. Crusaders Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cheatle, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cheatle, Raymond Class of l9lO C.M.F. Auxiliary Conrad, Bill Conway, Mrs. Margaret Costanzo, Frank A. Crotzer, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Curci, Leonard Curry, Fred F. C.Y.M.A. and Boosters D Daley, Mrs. Margaret Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Ves. Decker, Ruth Detsch, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Detsch, Mary Dilley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dinsmore, Clarice Dippold, Iames A. Dippold, Mary Kate Donahue, Margie Donald, O.S.B., Rev. Father Donovan, Paul Dornisch, Mr. and Mrs. Iames E Eckert, George I. Eckert, Paul Eckert, Torn M. Eckert, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Ehrensberger, Alfred Ehrensberger, Richard Eighth Grade Gym Engle, lohn Erich, Thomas M. Ernst, Tom Evers, Mary Lou F Fledderman, Mrs, Rose Fleming, Donald Y-,Wy-73451-.qggT. .1511-.7 vs t .if-,w:.71 -11- Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford, Aurelia Ford, Mrs. Marion Ford, Marion, Sr. Forster, Dale Fox, Chuck Francis, Mr. and Mrs. loseph Frey, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frey, Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Frey, Ioe Frey, Kathleen Frey, Martha Friedl, Celesta Friends Fritz, Anthony Fritz, Gerry-Worms Fritz, R.N., Ida Fritz, Mr. Harold Fritz, Mr. and Mrs. Henry U. Fritz, Mrs. H. I. Fritz, Nancy Fritz, Ray Fritz, Mr. and Mrs. Ulrnar Fuenffinger, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fuenifinger, Robert G Gabler, Lee Gerber, Mr. and Mrs. Francis M Gerg, Carl Gerg, Kenny Gerg, U. T. Giles, O.S.B., Rev. Father Ginther, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ir Gleixner, Nancy Goetz, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gradl, A. H. Gregory, O.S.B. Rev. Grieggs, Rose Father H Haberberger, Iean Hacherl, Michele Hallinen, Skelly Halloran, Mr. Ioseph Hammer, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hammer, Marilyn Hanes, Kathryn Hanna, Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Virginia Hassenetter, Mary Ann Hauber, Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph A. Heiberg Heiberg er, Norma Iean er, Ruth M. Heindl, Helen Herbst, Grace Herbst, Mr. and Mrs. William I. Herlostritt, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Herzing, Mr. and Mrs. August Herzing, August B., Ir. Herzing, Charles Herzing, Margaret Herzing, Shirley Hillebra nd, Louise Hillebrand, Tony Hoehn, Elaine L. Hoehn, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald I. Hoffman, Andrew Hoffman, Kathleen Hoffman, Louis I. Hoffman, Margaret M. Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holy Name Hook, Dr. and Mrs. F. R., Ir. I Iames, O.S.B., Rev. Father Iohnston, Pauline I. V. Cheerleaders K Kaveney, Ross Keller, Louise Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Ioe I. Keller, Mrs. Iohn Kerner, Iean Kerner, Iim Kim, Ioe Klatman, Mrs. Dolores Klatman, Nancy Klausman, Iosephine, Groll, Theresa Kneidel, Gilbert Kneidel, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kraft, Patty Kraus, Ellen Kraus, Eugene E. Kraus, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A Krieg, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Krieg, Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Kuntz, Peggy L Lang, Betty Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Lanzel, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Largey, Mary and Iackie Latshaw, Kenneth Lauterbach, Mary Lechner, Francis I. Lechner, Mrs. Francis Lechner, lane Lechner, Helen Lechner, Mary Lecker, Bill and Vee Lecker, Mrs. Charles Leithner, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lenze, Cecilia Lenze, Mrs. Mark Leuschel, Billy Leuschel, Carl Lodes, Ianie Lowe, Harry Luhr, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lyons, Mrs. Wm. M Malee, Mrs. Iohn Mayer, Mike Meier, Ioan Meyer, Barbara Miller, Georgia Miller, Iimmy Mix, Matt Moore, Mrs. Paul Mulcahy, Mac Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn N Nagel, Mark E. Nissel, Bonnie O Olson, Andrew I. OISOII, Anna Olson, Mr. and Mrs. George Olson, Mrs. William Olson, William E. P Pleufer, Al and Catherine Pichler, Evelyn Pontzer, Betsy Pontzer, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pontzer, Steven Prechtel, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prechtel, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R Rebic, Francis Remick, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Renwick, Helen Renwick, Ioanne Renwick, Mrs. Walter Reuscher, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Reuscher, Mary Riddle, Dorothy M. Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. Ioe Riddle, Marvin Rigard, Patty Roe, Edith Room 9C Ross, Carolyn Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ruelens, Iudy Rupprecht, Ioan Rupprecht, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rupprecht, Rita Rupprecht, Roberta Rupprecht, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ryan, Mrs. Daniel Ryan, Mary Rita Ryan, Mrs. Robert C. Ryden, Mr. and Mrs. William S Sacred Heart School St. Anne Society St. Marys Sodality Salter, Mrs. B. F. Salter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Samick, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Samick, Agnes, Sara, Kim,'Barbie and Tommy Samick, Alberta Samick, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Samick, E. M. Samick, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schatz, David Richard Schatz, Francis V. Schatz, George I. ' Schatz, Iona B. Schatz, Mr. and Mrs. Iames Schatz, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Schaut, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Schaut, Robert A Schlimm, Iohn A Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Family Schwabenbauer, Mrs. Frank Seventh Grade A Seventh Grade B Shadd, Betty Skok, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Skok, Mr. and Mrs. lohn - Sky--Guy Slack, Marie Smith, Mrs. Caroline Smith, Mr. lack Smith, Ierome Smith, Mrs. Therese V Spence, Mr. and Mrs. Ottomar Spence, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Spence, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stauffer, Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Stauffer, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Straub, Mrs. A. I. Straub, Carleen Straub, Gib Straub, Mary Lee Straub, Patty Straub, Richard Gene Struble, lim T Thaddeus, O.S.B., Rev. Father Timothy, OSLB., Rev. Father U Uhl, Arthur Urbancic, Alma V Vitello, Barbara Vollmer, Mr. Alvin Vollmer, Mr. Ber Vollmer, Mrs. Lawrence B. W Wallwork, Mr. and Mrs. Iesse Wegemer, Frank Wehler, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weidenboerner, Mr. and Mrs. Werner, O.S.B., Rev. Father Weis, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn A. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Williams, Mrs. I. A. Wittman, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wittman, Mr. and Mrs. Ierome Wolfe, Willard L O Agnes, O.S.B., Sister M. l2-l3-56 Anderson, lean 34 Anita, O.S.B., Sister M. 12-34-53 Aquinas, O.S.B., Rev. Father 14 Archabbot, Dennis Strittmater, O.S.B. 8 Art Club 56 Auman, Richard 36-56 Ballerini, Gloria 36-59-65 Basketball ll-62-64-65 Barbara 34-38 Elizabeth 57-58-59 Bauer, Bauer, Bauer, George 36-57-62-64 Bauer, Michael 16-17-28-30-45-47-50-62 Bauer, Paul 38-47-57-62 Bauer, William A. 37-53 Bauer, William F. 36 Mr. William G. 10 Bauer, Baumgratz, Donald 17-31-57 Benedict, O.S.B., Sister M. 12-13-45-47 Benigni, Margaret 31-34-44-59-65 Bennasutti, Eugene 34-54 Benniger, Iohn 37 Bernadette, O.S.B., Sister M. 12 Bernardine, O.S.B., Sister M. 12-13-36-54 Bosnik, Edward 17-45-50 Brady, Mr. Richard 12-57 Breindel, Gerald 36 Brennen, Alfred 17-28 Brennen, Donald 38-57 Brennen, Thomas 36 Bridge, Mr. Edward 12-57 Bridge, Iulia 36-67 Brinstan, O.S.B., Rev. Father 12-13-14 Broclscg Qgin l8-29-30-31-32-40-45-47-50-52- Brock, Iohn 37-54-57-58-62 Brody, Anthony 36-62-64 Brunner, Edward 34-56 Bucheit, Iulia 38-58-59 Bucheit, Maurus 34-54 Busch, David 34 Caimi, Mrs. Iohn 12-39-42-54 Calendar 48-49 Capgsbtran, O.S.B., Sister M. 12-13-34-47- Carino, Cecilia 34-47-53 Carino, Marie 18-29-31-32-45-50 Cassidy, Elaine 38-57 Catalone, Edward 57 C. S. M. C , 66 Chant Club 60 Chase, Charles 34-35-42-57 Chase, Milton 18-30-31-42-43-56 Cheerleaders 65 Church Choirs 58 Clancy, Maureen 34-58-68-70 Clancy, William 38-40-51-53-57-62 Claudia, O.S.B., Sister M. 12-13-60 Cochran, Ethel 37-58-64-67 Conners, Thomas 38-39 Conroy, Harold 38-47-57 Crosby, Denis 34 Crusaders 62 Cuneo, Iames 38-57 Cuneo, Wanda 36-58 Current Events 55 D'Amore, Anthony l8-28-57 Davis, Iohn 36 87 pewm Vndez Dedication to Christ the King DeLullo, Yvonne 36-40-59 Detsch, lean 34-52-53-59 Detsch, Mary 38-53-57-59-68 Dinsmore, Frank 37 Dinsmore, Lois 38-47-57-58-66 Dinsmore, Monica 34-64-66-70 Dippold, Robert 34 Distler, Anthony 38-57 Distler, Mary 36-52-58-59 Donahey, Sandra 34-59-60 Donahue, Margaret 34-53-58-59 Donald, O.S.B., Rev. Father 1l-12-13-32- 44-45-46-62 Dornisch, Bernard 36-40-50-53 Dornisch, Paul 18-42-45-50 Dramatics 51-52-53 Dunn, Iames 38-57 Eberl, Mary Ann 34-52-53 Eckert, Audrey 34-59-64 Eckert, Ioan l5-18-28-32-42-47-50-54-66-70 Eckert, Ioyce 38 Eckert, Peter 38 Eckert, Virginia 38-59 Ehrensberger, Marlene 36 Ehrensberger, Paul 19-31-45-47 Eichmiller, Mary 38-58-59 Engelberg, Hildegard 38-46-57 Erich, Grace 38-40-57-58-59 Erich, Harold 37-56 Erich, ludy 37-56 Ernst, Thomas 19-31-45-50 Evangelist, O.S.B., Sister M. 12-36 Farley, Thomas 38 Farrel, Patrick 36-64 Fehrenbach, Robert 31-37-40-57-62 Feldbauer, Iean 36 Feldbauer, Raymond 38-47-57 Feldbauer, Robert 19-47 Fintinger, Leo 34-51 Fischer, Mary 38-55 Fledderrnan, Iames 38-57 Fledderman, Rose Mary 36-37-59 Fleming, Ianice 34-65 Ford, Marion 19-28-30-32-64 Forster, Dale 34 Fox, Sallie 37-53-65-66-70 Frey Frey Frey Frey , Edna 36-40-64-68-70 , Frances 19-28-29-40-58-6U Irene 34-40-55-64-66-70 f lohn E. 19-29-32-45-so-so 45 Frey, Iohnl38157 Frey, Kathleen 36-40 Friedl, Norma 34-53-64-67-70 Fritz, Frances 38-47-57-58-59-68 Fritz, Gerald 38 Fritz, Ida, R.N. 12 Fritz, Iames 34-55 Frizt, Iudy 34-40-52-53-59 Fritz, Mildred 37-56-59 Fritz, Nancy 34-40-51-53-59-68 Fritz, Sue 36-59 Fritz, Thomas 36 Fritz, Wayne 34-56 Fuenffinger, Mary Ann 20-28-32-4U-42- 43-45-54-66 Gabler, Ioan 31-36-53-59-64-68 Gahn, Catherine 34-53-68-70 Gahr, Ioan 34-52-53 Gahr, Iohn 34-35-62-68-70 Geitner, Glenn 34 Genevieve, O.S.B., Sister M. 12-38-55 Geraldine, O.S.B., Sister M. 12-13 Gerber, Denis 31-55 Gerber, Verna 38-57-58-59-66 Gerg Fred 36-37-62-64 cefgf Kenneth 34-50 Gerg, , Thomas 36 Giles, Glatt, Glatt, Gerg Glatt Sallie 20-3l-45-46-54-64-S7 O.S.B., Rev. Father 14 Donald 32-34-42-64 George 38-45-57 Theodore 20-28-30-31-45 Glee Club 59 Gleixner, Nancy 38-58-59 Gnan, David 38 Gnan, Margaret 37-56-59 Gnan, Ruth 38-57-58 Goodreau, Fidelis 36-56 Gradl, Raymond 20-29-44-55 Gradl, Richard 34 Grasser, Ioseph 36 Grasser, Mary 38 Greenthaner, Herbert 38 Gregory, Gilbert 37 Gregory, Patricia 59 Gregory, O.S.B., Rev. Father 9 Gregory, Richard 36 Grieggs, Paul 34-64 Grosser, Paul 38-57 Grunthaner, Ethel 37-56 Gump, Iohn 38-47-55 Haberberger, lean 38-53-68 Haberberger, Ronald 38-57 Haberberger, Theodore 34 Hacherl, Charles 37 Hacherl, Grace 34-59-64-65 Hacherl, Lois 36-66-70 Hacherl, Michele 20-29-30-3l-66 Hagan, Wayne 38 Hanes, Mary 34-68 Hanes, Vivian 36-44-53-58-65-68 Hannibal, Bruce 36 Harper, Virginia 37 Hasselman, Arlene 36-50-66 Heary, Arthur 36-57-62 Heary, Ianet 34-40-58 Heary, Mary 38-57 Henry, O.S.B., Rev. Father 5 Herbst, Marie 36-59 Herbst, Michael 20-31-44-45 Herzing, Iohn 34 Herzing, Thomas 34-55-64 Hoehn, Elaine 21-29-3l-32-40-42-44-46-50- 54-58-59-64 Hoffman, Andrew 38 Hoffman, Audrey 36 Carol 38-40-47-58-59-66 Hoffman, Hoffman, Ioan 34 Hoffman, Mary Ann 21-29-30-59 Home Economics 54 Honor Roll 40 ldes Staff 50 Imelda, O.S.B., Sister M. l2-36-56 initiation 46-47 Iosephson, Elizabeth 37 Iunior Prom 42-43 l- V's 62 88 Keller, Agnes 21-31-46-50-54-66-70 Keller, Earl 36 Keller, Ioanna 21-28-31-32-45-47-67 Keller, Helen 36-40 Kennard, Brent 38 Kerner, Elizabeth 36-40-53 Kerner, Iudith 21-28-31-32-45-46-52-53-68 Kerner, Robert 36 Kinney, William 34 Klaiber, Herman 36 Klatman, Carol 21-30-31-42-45-54-65 Klatman, Nancy 38-40-53-58-59-66-70 Klein, Gerald 34 Kneidel, Ann 22-28-Z9-30-32-40-42-45-47- 58-59-64-68 Kneidel, Iohn 34-62 Koch, Margie 37-66 Kopp, Carol 36-65-67 Kraft, Patricia 34-58-59 Kraus, Dale 38-66-70 Kraus, Eugene 22-31-62 Krauss, Ellen 38-46-58-59-68 Krellner, Paul 38 Krellner, William 36-50 Kronenwetter, Ann 37-40-59-68 Kronenwetter, Donna 38-57-59 Kronenwetter, Eugene 22 Kuntz, Ann 34 Laird, Marlene 36 Lambert, lane 38-40-58-59-67 Lang, Dolores 22-28-3l-32-40-43-45- 50-58-59-65 Lanih Elizabeth 22-28-29-31-32-42-43-45 Lanzel, Laura 22-31-32-40-45-50-54-67-70 Largey, Iacqueline 36-58-59-67 Lauterbach, Mary 34-35-44-51-53-59-65-66 Lecker, Fred 23-28-31 Lecker, Lavern 37 Leithner, lean 23-32-50-54-58-59 Lenze, Leon 36-57-62 Lenze, Roger 23-31-57 Lenze, Vincent 38-46-62 Leuschel, Carol 34-58-64 Leuschel, Eleanor 34 Library Club 56 Lion, Wendell 34-51 Luhr, Franklin 34-50-51 Luhr, Diane 38-47-53-58-66 Lyons, Beverly 34-64 Lyons, Shirley 23-29-68 Magistrelli, Donald 38-50-56 Marconi, Andrew 38-53 Martin, Mr. Ramon 12-13-57-62 Mawn, Iohn 23-28-30-31-43 May Crowning 44 McAllister, Ioan 34-53 McOuone, Patricia 36-40-53-67 Meier, Iane 37 Memo Staff 50 Meyer, Alice 38-57-59 Meyer, Barbara 36-57-59 Meyer, Leander 37-57 Meyer, Monica 36 Miller, Georgia 34-40-51-53 Miller, Iames 34-51-53 Minich, Carol 34-51-53-66 Murray, Helene 23-45-67-70 Mullaney, Mary 44 Nekuza, Frank 38 Neubert, Ioyce 36-59 Diane 39-46-57-56-59 s W- ..E,.-,-,,,.,E qv, v-p.pye..a-n',-a!!r '1::q'v- -5 ' 3.1, -. ,V 7, at ,- ,-- 55,5 . .,,- Newell, Ianice 38-57-58 Mary 34 Nissel, Nissel, Ronald 36 Nolan, Valery 24-28-31-42 Olson, Eileen 36-40-59-67-70 3 Schloder, Norma 37-53-58-59-64 Schloder, Shirley 38-46-57-59 Schneider, Ioan 34-59 Schneider, Schneider, Marilyn 39-46-67 Theodore 36-57 Schneider, Timothy 39 Schreiber, Olson, Ierome 37-62 Paar, Anthony 34-62-64 Pauline, O.S.B., Sister M. 12-38 Pfalf, Diane 38-53-58-59 Pfeuter, Alice 36-59 Pleuler, Mary Lee 32-64-67 Pleufer, William 24-29-43-44 Pfoutz, Clifford 38 Pistner, Ianice 38-40-57-58-59-66 Pistner, Kenneth 24-57 Pollick, Martha 38-56 Pontzer, Elizabeth 24-28-30-40-46-67 Pontzer, Iudy 34-42-52-53-70 Pontzer, Terrence 38 Prechtel, Dolores 24-56-59-66-70 Prechtel, Ioseph 38-57 Prechtel, Raymond 38 Schutz, Patricia 36 Seelye, Elizabeth 39-57 Sherry, Donald 39-56 Sherry, Lou Ann 36 Sherry, Nancy 39 Shields, Thomas 34 Simbeck, Ianet 37 Skok, Barbara 39-57-59 Smith, Geraldine 36-58-67 Smith, Rachel 26-28-30-54 Smith, Sara 34-51-53 Smith, Wallace 37 Social Club 57 Sorg, Mary Iane 54 Spence, Sandra 26-28-32-45-47-68 Stamp Club 55 Stauffer, Andrew 26-28-30-62-64 Remick, Iames 34 Renwick, Kathleen 34-53-56-67 Rettger, Iean 34 Reuscher, Alicia 38-46-57-58-67 Reuscher, Mr. Benedict 10 Reuscher, Catherine 24-30-3l-40-45-50- 54-68 Reuscher, Riddle, Lois 25-29-30-43-44-45-58-59-60 Rigard, Iane 38-58-59 Rigard, Patricia 34 Ritter, William 34-55 Robertson, Georgia 38-57-58-59 Rogan, Mary 39-47-58-68 Rollick, Ronald 25-28-42-47 Rose, O.S.B., Sister M. 12-13 Robert 34-64 Stautfer, Grace 39-46-67 Stauifer, Peter 39-57-62 Stauffer, Shirley 39-57-67 Stebick, Robert 36 Steele, Steele, Ierome 39-56 Ronald 39 Sterbank, Carol 39-47-59-66 Straub, Carleen 39-46-53-58-66 Straub, Frank 26-31-62 Straub, Iohn 34-51-64 Straub, Mary Lee 37-40-58-59-64-66 Straub, Patricia 34-52-53-58-59-68 Straub, Richard 39-62 Straub, Susan 27-28-29-32-40-54-58-59-64 Struble, Donald 36 Struble, Iames 34 Ross, Carolyn 39-53-59-66 Ross, Marlene 25-28-31-42-52-53-65 Rupprecht, Kathryn 25-28-30-32-46-54- 59-64-68 Rupprecht, Norbert 36 Rupprecht, Rita 36-40-59 Rupprecht, Roberta 34-52-53-59-60 Ryan, Mary Margaret 25-28-29-54-59 Ryan, Michael 34-62 Ryan, Patricia 34-58-60 Ryan, Patrick 39-57 Ryden, Dorothy 34-58 Salter, Gail 39-56 Salter, Kenneth 39 Salter, Paul 39 Salter, Wayne 25-28-31-50-64 Samick, Gerald 39-57 Samick, Marlene 26-66 Samick, Raymond 34 Samick, Theresa 34 Schafer, Beverly 39-53-59 Schatz, Sara 26-30-32-47 Schaut, Ignatius 39-57 Schaut, Iames 34 Schlimm, Celine 34-55 Schlimm, Ferdinand 34 Schlimm, Harold 39 Schlimm, Helene 40-46-55-67 Schlimm, Iohn 39-57 Schlimm, Thomas 36 Schloder, Herbert 39-57-62 89 Timothy, O.S.B., Rev. Father 9 Uljon, Dorothy 39-46-57-59-68-70 Valentine, Faith 34-59-67 Varsity Club 57 Vitello, Barbara 36-59 Volleyball 66-67-68-70 Vollmer, Edward 39 Vollmer, Ierome 27-30-57 Wegemer, Keith 39 Weis, Donald 16-27-29-43-45-47-50-60 Weis, Ioanne 32-34-51-53-66-70 Welz, Edward 27-28-30-31 Werner, O.S.B., Rev. Father 14 Wiesner, Iane 34-51-52-53-65-66 Williams, Frank 36-62 Williams, R'Dell 16-27-30-32-40-42-54 Williamson Doris 36 Wittman, Frances 34 Wittman, Mrs. Hilary 12-54-55 Wolf, Gustave 39-56 Wolf, Margaret 39-57-58-59 Wolte, Richard 34-51-62 Wykolf, Carol 37-53-59 Yanak, Kenneth 34 Yanak, Richard 27 Yetzer, Mrs. Carl 12-59 Young, Emeron 29 Zelt, Rose Ann 37-53 Zimmerman, Edward 32-34 ,Qgnl-' .- W -'r , - - -1, f I A . ,. V v ,H 'Q A . g -,l ' -in 't Nfh V L ', 1' N . ., ., gn? - ' 'AF' ' T ' x ' ' ' . Ji' ' f21.'N' V D., 'I 4 2-5 ,i 1 1 wx ' w 'r - 1. HA-.31 Q, ' ,m,,2.w,:-uf!'r ' ' ' . , fa WPS ' . LT, . 5 '. 4 - Eff , Jw 3., A ,,4,tm2.5.w,, ,w, ?1. 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