Catholic High School of Baltimore - Troubadour Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Junior reporters who covered” the news of their classes are: Front row, E. Funk, R. Adams, G. Gra- bowski; Shunting, G. Holdorf, R. Davis, J. Bell, M. Strumer. Budding journalists among the sophomores are: M. L. Turner, E. Pope, K. Kilmurray, M. Brewer, M. Messina, N. Shealey, R. Snyder, R. Ey, M. Grauer, G. Matthews, J. Forestell. Absorbed in a recent issue of The Highway” are these Fresh- men reporters, who seem to enjoy being connected with the school newspaper: First row, J. Henderson, M. Hubert, R. Hartley, D. Foertsch; Second row, D. Schcuerman, G. Mosca, M. Peters, M. Tucker; Third row, L. Bohns, A. O’Connor, D. Angevinc, B. Thompson. Aiming for a high place in journalism arc these girls who attended the Washington press meeting: Seated, E. Pope, K. Kilmurray; Standing, R. Ey, R. Davis, M. Davis, M. Brewer, M. Nessina and M. Grower.

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mupuHtW’ 4 1T£ IU£ to Luic(.EX fisacstims intsxeiti What a power in the cause of peace and justice is the Catholic Press. It reaches out to the far corners of the earth with its mes- sage of truth to enlighten intellects, dispel superstition and prejudice, and unite all races and people in a common brotherhood under the fatherhood of God. As a small part of this great organization. The Highway aims to develop in the students qualities which will be carried forward be- yond the limits of scholastic life. Seniors of the Highway staff: Standing, Margaret Holdorf, Mir- iam Lorenz, Barbara Morrison; Seated, Geraldine Garrigan, Alice Smith, Evangeline Nickel, Mildred Pipkin, and Mary Davis, who is the capable editor - in - chief. Rosalie Smythe, art editor, inset. A splendid business staff pre- pared the copy and addressed en- velopes for the mailing list. Seated are: Mildred Guston, Joyce I.eRoy, Bernadette Frey, Leona Rust; Standing, Amedea Dc Leggc and Ruth Spiegel. Enjoying themselves at the Cath- olic Press Conference held in Gon- zaga High, Washington, on Feb- ruary 22, 1946, are: Bill Tripp, Brother Martin John, of Mt. St. Joe’s, Geraldine Garrigan, Bill Heff- ner, George Herman and Margaret Holdorf. 22

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Engrossed as Hamlet was in “Words, words, words” arc: Margaret Hudson, Mildred Pipkin, Marian Croghan, Virginia Mc- Grath. Probing past volumes of Troubadours are: Marian Panuska, Helen Koenig, Rosalie Volz, Loretta Kel- ly, Mary Davis, Helen Peizek, Gertrude Dcinlcin, Jean DeLca, Dolores Blum. Lfn.uE6-bns.nt fox tfis jutuxs . . . Much thought and care have gone into the prepara- tion of this year’s history of the Class of 1946—The Troubadour. A capable staff composed the write- ups and developed the theme which seems so appro- priate for the first peacetime class to be graduated— Building for a lasting peace”. 24