Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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Florentine Mary Knock HFHDH Lost without Kit . . . holds her own scholastically . . . decided lean- ing toward chem . . . directed A. A. activities from the presidential chair . . . sports loving . . . easy go- ing . . . loyal sodalist . . . drives her own. 1947 Bernice Margaret Kroschwitx nBeau Cute little miss with friends to spare , . . talks a lot at times . . . earnest in all her doings . . . dressed in the fashion of the day . . . gets in 'her kind act daily. Rose Marie Julia Kocsak HROH Important member of l2B's K and L set . . . service with a smile . . . handles social details at home- room meetings . . . collector of rec- ords . . . BELL-minded with a long distance preference. Vilma Elizabeth Kosco valm Eleanor Holmes' rival . . . declares exams an atrocity . . . dry wit... cooperative and conscientious . . . quiet manner . . . inspiration for future pianists. Rita Frances Kowalski uReeu Paddles her own canoe with ex- pert precision . . . crowning glory that needs no curlers . . . serves Cathedral on the 'hostess commit- tee . . . plans to be a white collar girl. l s iz E if lf Lillian Mary Krause nl-ilu Blondest of the senior fairheads soap and water freshness . . . clear golden voice and no mediocre act- ing ability . . . tricky seamstress. . . ambitions an M.D. after the Krause. 'ii 2 N 5 Claire Haney Krewson J 0 l Claire Miss Mastermind . . . a helpful X little lady when it comes to class- work . . . child prodigy of the math department . . . finds time to ioin the toe twinklers when the play's on hand . . . a college bound missy with a future that looks successful. 27 'E

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1 yung W Ann Marie Kennedy : X . f-X' I rlsh Ambitious . . . never still a min- ute . . . destined newspaper wo- man . . . traces alumni for BLUE AND GOLD . . . likeable and lots of dx fun . . , handles math with a smile Z . . . practical idetalist. Rosemary Margaret Kelly f ,,O5h,. Happy combination of winsome- ness and wit . . . would like to spend her future writing . . . STUDENT L! Madeline Eileen Kelly Maddy ln the rank of Navy admirers . .. curls all 'round . . . fh elpful and friendly . . . suffers from sleepi- ness every morning . . . writes let- ters by the ream . . . det crash the world of white. ermined to O COUNCIL literary chairman . . . lets the world know where it stands . .. nice appreciations L . . spurns the catty . . . thinks there's lots in life to sing about. Lorraine Katherine Kennedy Lorry Styled by Lorry , a threat to the future . . . playtime is her time . .. finds -lots in life more interesting than -books . . . carefree sort . . . cuts a nice figure eight in the grand old winter time. Helen Jane Kerlin Kerli Curtain going up on food, 'spe- cially pickles . . . never lost for words . . . terrif-ic traffic chairman . . . would walk a mile to go ice skating . , . obliging to the nth degree . . . ardent lover of anything that goes with C. H. S. 26 Catherine Mary Kerr HKW1 Spurns the social calendar . . . answer to a sports writer's prayer . . . makes the basketball hall of fame with the greatest of ease . . . rests well, at home and abroad . . . prizes her love for B. S, S., pussy cats, and children . . . outstanding sodalist. ew mis' MDM., One of lunch time's two sand- wichers . . . dark, dark eyes . . . dimples-the kind you'd love to have . . . happy-go-lucky procras- tinator . . . Dolores' other half . . . greets 2:30 with la smile,

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W' Regina Marie Kulczynski Jean Leaving the Snow Ball with a crown made 1947's thrift chairman a royal lady . , . possessor of the much envied school girl complexion . . . loves formals . . . does justice to her books, but enjoys long week ends. Doris Josephine Kuzneski uDeen Wonder woman of the senior class , . . has loads of tricks in her bag of fun . . . magical smile . . . en- thusiastic campaign worker . . . the crystal ball sees Doris the answer to a business rnan's dream. lx Dorothy Marie Lindenthal lx Lindy L Catching laugh . . . yards of au- K burn hair . . . complements Brof M in all things . . . noticeable clothes . . . a very merry twinkle toes . . . jokes on the corny side . . . steady rooter for T. C. Joan Rosalie La komski 11-Jon Slow and easy on the drawl . . . 1947's LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOL- LOW... lady of the lab. . . artistic ability welcomed by bulletin board committee . . . shares her brain storms with the needy. Marie Madeleine Leary uMadn A shy, sweet smile personifies our modern Snow White . . . lovable -dis- positionl . . unassuming . . . a nice girl to have around for this and th-at . . . detests noise and disturb- ance of any kind . . . staunch mem- ber of the K's and L's of l2B. gzzfiecha Alice Jeanne Little nBabyn The only Little girl in the sen- ior class . . . mildly enthusiastic about some things . . . classical mu- sic strikes a fine note here . . . capable violinist . . . considerate classmate . . . sits 'behind the edi- tor's desk for ,MULTUM IN PARVO . . . will add beauty to some college campus. Jule Maureen Mahon HJ udy., Suitably sweet . . . lustrous car- rot-top with unforgettable charm . . . school-life 'becomes her . . . ardent campaigner for rural living . . . takes things in their stride . . . one year impression that will be lasting.