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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

FIFTH EDITION 'Jhe 7947 'JusulaJsu i FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY MOTHER MARY GENEROSA, O.S.F., foundress and directress of The Catholic High School, to whom the faculty and the class of ’47 join in extending felicitations on the occasion of her golden jubilee, also best wishes for many golden years to come. S7'OR7 S! ans„ 0m Jam Pillatis- Sijmlels ej 0m jftm flearis anJ Knowledge, Virtue, Culture and Sportsmanship were signified by those strong columns which welcomed us in the morning and seemed to say be strong” as we passed them on our homeward way. Four pillars pointing heavenward are four sturdy symbols of four treasured years of life. Four aims stood out among the many objectives which cul- minated like concurrent lines in one great effort to form of ourselves true and perfect Christians—citizens of time and eternity. Four years based on four pillars representing four aims—here is their story in the 1947 Troubadour. Troubadour of God” Troubadour of God was a favorite name applied to St. Francis of Assisi, patron of the faculty and the school, and the one to whom this 1947 yearbook is dedicated. Pointing upward, he indicates our way to heaven as we school ourselves in our four- fold aims of knowledge, virtue, moral fibre, and sportsmanship. Like the pillars about which the theme of our book is built, he holds the cross before us to remind us that we must be Christ-like Chris- tians. The life of St. Francis is a fascinating one. While still in his teens, he realized the emptiness of a life- devoted to pleasure alone. Forsaking a life of luxury, he went about instructing the people of Umbria in true knowledge, helping the sick, and encouraging the down-trodden in such a light-hearted, vivacious fashion that he was called Nature’s Troubadour. Five seniors who admire St. Francis as he stands sculptured in the auditorium lobby are Janet Mc- Clure, Margaret Trenkamp, Monica Skalinski, Shirley Griffith, and Dolores Kaiser. 4 5 I HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND MICHAEL J. CURLEY, D.D. Archbishop of Baltimore and Washington until his death May 16, 1947. News of this great Arch- bishop’s death came while The Troubadour was going to press. It brought sadness to the hearts and a prayer to the lips of Cath- olic High’s personnel, who lost a brilliant leader and a steadfast friend in his passing. May he rest in peace! 6 anJ School coof enate in jonminq Christian chanacten 7 Knowledge is power in the world of today. What a wealth of new informa- tion is opened up by the study of social studies, languages, science, literature, and the other branches that go to make up the high school curriculum. From the very early days the value of wisdom has been emphasized. Cardinal Newman’s motto was Out of the shadows, light.” Catholic High's motto is Let your light shine,” and an interested faculty is always urging After it, after it—after the gleam.” E. Cosgrove and J. Fuchs appre- ciate the value of a Catholic high school education based on the four-fold aim. 9 Food for thought is supplied by this dis- cussion in a Senior English Club. Taking part are F. Hartzell and B. Wohlfort, but the class is debating among themselves whether or not Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman deserves the literary place which it holds. In the foreground are: C. Schafer, M. Adams and J. McClure. A visit to the studio of WCBM proved stimulating to M. Trenkamp and A. Man- ley, who are joining in the informal dis- cussion of radio technicalities. JiiJe is enriched thfieuah sfudu What's new in the news? This group of seniors is striving to make their daily history classes more interesting by participating in current news discussion. Included in the picture are: D. Gildea, H. Smith, J. Gib- meyer, A. Kraus, and J. Fuchs. The Louisiana Purchase is the popular dis- cussion among these senior history students. The use of maps vitalizes interest in the subject. The selected groups include C. Ralston, R. Bilzer, above; M. Harrington, A. Wimmer, and M. R. Madigan, right. oj ( meflic a g tlfiillinq jtasf an Jjtfteseni 11 JLalouteny and Jdectuu Jdads ( wide Student chemists of today; atomic scientists of tomorrow. Millions of molecules are spinning in the brains of these senior members of the Catholic Chemistry Club, which may some time in the future aid them to solve the great problem of atomic power. Shown here are the members of the Chcm Club: C. Cook, V. Leyko, R. Hildebrand, A. Manley, J. Stevenson, A. Dubovik, A. Bolewicki, D. Haigley, B. Shana- han, P. Gill, M. Ruppert. 12 A maxim of Thomas Edison: One per cent inspiration, and ninety-nine per cent perspira- tion,” can be readily applied to these senior physicists as the)' busily experiment with his electrical inventions. Left to right: A. Welsh, A. Bolewicki, P. Gill, A. Dubovik, R. Butta, J. Ventura, E. Mrozck, G. Holdorf, C. Cook, P. Snee, R. Hildebrand. Research, concentration, and experimentation in science classes of today will store up poten- tial energy for use in the later life experiences of these seniors: C. Helmrich, M. Krupa, M. Mylin, T. Chrzan, R. Thomas, J. Pfeifer, D. Haigley, A. Marschall, M. Kichnc, A. Hagan, L. Panuska, J. Miller. 13 La bandcra dc Espana is the topic being dis- cussed in the Spanish II class which is concen- trating on the flags of other nations. Standing: B. Cunningham. Seated: left to right: M. Kcelcy, P. Parr, E. Rosei, M. J. Kroupa, N. McIntosh, A. Hagan, H. Ena, A. Navarria, D. Kendryna. La classe de francais cst si intcrcssante,” judg- ing from the expression of these studious Parisian” young ladies as they indulge in one of the romance languages of culture. In the foreground are: P. Snee, M. Ruppcrt, C. Frank. Xanquaqes aj alien lands add many 14 Aneas captivated Didos attention with the same degree of intensity that he captures members of this Latin IV class seen reading Virgil. In the foreground are C. Ralston, H. Razulis, P. Gill, M. Ruppert, L. Panuska, and J. Miller. Standing: M. Jaronczyk. jacts to oufi {now ectqe Pi lafi 15 Diligent mathematicians are we Solving the problems of trigonometry Left to right—M. Ruppert, M. Tran- kamp, F. Hartzcl, A. Hagan, M. Jaron- czyk, M. Tartal, C. Franke, V. Lcyko, P. Gill, P. O’Donnell, J. Stevenson, T. Geary, J. Barrow, E. Roth, P. McGrail, D. Vitek, T. Wcininger, M. L. Mylin. Finding the length of rafters and areas of the roof demands applications of the rules of trig, as illustrated in this picture of C. Schafer, B. Fraunholz, A. Manley. 16 Debits, credits, sales journals, purchases journals, and ten-column work sheets are no mystery to these future bookkeepers. The)' arc left to right: S. Griffith, M. L. Krcafle, M. Sommer, B. Bowers, A. Fitzsimmons, E. Pacifici, N. Strapclli, M. Bunty, M. Harrington, T. Platczyk, M. Caccamise, D. Hartman, D. Sappington, B. Wohlfort, B. Dill, L. Harwetel, M. Schmitt, B. Zamenski, G. Fousek, B. Klima, A. Sieracki, H. Smith. measurements and accurate reasoning 17 Every secretary needs to know how to mimeo- graph—this means typing a stencil and then turning it off on the machine, which C. Lynch and E. Kulcynska are demonstrating. Each day try to read cne line. You know that practice makes perfect. A. Fitzsimmons and B. Klima, following this advice, brush up on their special forms. 18 imfontantfant oj m Knowledge j im Speedy, serious, energetic, and capable are these seniors who will soon be entering the progres- sive business world of tomorrow. First Row— A. Wimmcr, A. Dietrich, E. Bowling. Second Row—J. Bell, J. Fuchs, M. Adams. Third Row —A. Kucinski, M. Bukowski, E. Karcz. Fourth Row—D. Guercio, D. Puls. Fifth Row—L. Stahanski, L. Wischcr. Sixth Row—B. Saun- ders and N. Wolff. No ticket for speeding” is the motto of three secretaries of tomorrow as their nimble fingers skim over the keyboard. Seated left to right: B. Cromwell, A. Sieracki, and L. Harwetel. 19 vin tue- -ffeliqkn, the oj Take religion away from education and a nation begins to decay from within said a prominent speaker recently. At Catholic High religion has always been the cornerstone of the curriculum —the basis upon which to develop strong moral fibre in the characters of youth. The subject of Catholic education is man whole and entire, soul and body, with natural as well as supernatural faculties. Educators at Catholic High keep in mind the fact that they are co-operating with divine grace in forming nothing less than the true and perfect Christian.” Students are encouraged to keep their eyes fixed on the eternal commencement which looms beyond that bright day in June to which they all aspire. Below are senior representatives who were principals” of their re- spective classes in regard to student activities: L. Filbert, R. Guerras, P. O'Donnell, J. Izdebska, and R. Davis. 21 ffe iqms insfauction coojie iates with Catholic High heard a broadcast from the Holy Father for the first time early in 1947. It was a plea for starving European children. Girls joined whole-heartedly in collecting $900 for the Bishops' Relief Fund. In addition to a daily religion class in our homerooms, each week there is a lecture in the auditorium by the Reverend Stanley J. Scarff. His explanations of the Command- ments of God and of the Church, plus humorous anecdotes to clinch his points, add zest to the great study of Religion. Monday morning offering of the Mass is a spiritual boon bringing God’s blessing upon the student body. The Supreme Sacrifice enables Catholic High to carry on a worth- while week of study and school activity. To our school patron, St. Francis of Assisi, we owe the origin of the beautiful custom, the Christmas Crib. This devotional custom is re-enacted every year by Catholic High students, and J. Gravatt, Section 5C repre- sents the student body in this picture before the Crib. She offers on their behalf, a prayer of love and devotion to the Blessed Infant on His one thousand, nine-hundredth and forty-sixth birthday. Indissolubility means what?” Mr. Webster is at such times in our religion classes a friend in need, so say left to right—E. Pacifici, P. Snee, M. Lorden and D. Ken- dryna. ftoet in jefiminq vifitueus lives 23 Everything from booties to lovely little bon- cts were collected by Catholic High Sodal- ists at Christmas time for under-privileged babies. In these pictures J. Dunkerly, S. Dente, left, and C. Sniadowski, above, take- time after school to arrange the displays attractively around the crib. Reading a Catholic article a day, helps keep the devil and his evils away,” is the motto of the Sodality during its campaign to col- lect Catholic magazines for shut-ins. The four officers who are proud of the zealous work of their sister sodalists are; J. Karl, treasurer; H. Grogan, secretary; R. Stone, vice-president; J. Miller, president. Worthwhile projects, such as collecting clothing for the poor and aged, along with prayers and devotions to our Blessed Lady, make up the year's calendar of the Sodality. Leading the seniors in this work are G. Zawodny, P. McGrail, C. Tarcsco, T. Wein- inger, H. Razulis, E. Karcz, seated, V. Groncki, M. L. Krcafle, standing, Insets— Dolores Tongiani and D. Kendryna. 0ujt rLady's activities fiate a tiqh 24 Junior Sodality representatives who were active Sodalists: First Row—J. Morrocco, A. Jones, E. Sobieski, M. L. Pilkerton, J. Quinn, A. Kirby, C. Mc- Neil. Second Row—J. Codd, D. Huebschmen, T. Hochrein, R. Mc- Claskey, A. Clary. These smiling Sophomores represent their sections at Sodality meetings and keep the class well-informed in the latest events. Sophomore Sodality Representatives are: First Row—C. Danaker, M. Rich, L. Barr, T. Cumeer, D. Irwin, M. Linding, E. Miller, M. Strokminger. Second Row—C. Nickel, J. Rosental, S. Schirmer, A. O’Connor. This group of enthusiastic freshmen are the Sodality representatives, who are active participants in all events: First Row—J. Restive, V. Tolbert, G. Stansbury, S. Dentz, S. Jones. Second Row—A. Kern, M. Ravenis, M. E. Magrogan, E. Miller, C. Novotny, C. Annella, I. Bolewicki, J. Dunkerly. f lace at Catholic ftiqh 25 A capable staff of officers for 1946-47 were L. Harwetcl, R. Schlecta, L. Kaiss, V. Cox and G. Holdorf. Gold stars to the junior CSMC representatives who have helped in securing patrons for the Crusade dance, and who are eager to take over the active work of the seniors. Seated—E. Pope, B. Kent, M. L. Schwartzkopf, E. Finley. Kfteeling—M. Messina. Back Row —F. Tucholka, M. Robinson, J. Bricko, A. Nadrowski, H. Horcher, M. Grauer. The Sacred Heart for the World and the World for the Sacred Heart,” is the motto of the Catholic Mission Student's Crusade. In order to make it come true, these seniors at- tended meetings, joined in activities and pro- moted all school projects that were destined to aid the mission. First Row—H. Wisnowsky, G. Grabowski. Second Row—V. Cox, C. Coo- nan, C. Ralston. Third Row—G. Holdorf, T. Geary, M. Bunty. Fourth Row—M. Keeley, L. Kaiss. virtue's jfiamewort is Charity: 26 CSJIC sfonsafts chafiity a all Heading this department of sophomore activ- ities are these missionaries, who give reports of the Crusader’s work in behalf of the missions in India and China, as well as the U. S. A. First Row—J. Wilkensen, M. Vojik, G. Hart- man, M. Ulatoski, B. Ebert, A. Kearney, M. Henderson. Second Row—C. Clark, M. J. Huderick, J. Real, H. Jackson, E. Flowers. Knowledge of the individual needs in the missions is a great stimulation to generosity in prayer and mision-aid,” these ardent Cru- saders say. Front Row—N. Amarino, L. Zito, M. Lucas. Second Row—A. Singleton, L. Metzer, E. Pass. Third Row—M. Zeller, V. Strieker, C. Smrcina. Fourth Row—M. Gessler. M. Coco, M. Hartman. Fifth Row—J. De- Frank, K. Dougherty, all class of '50. % Xeyion oj X ency encoutiayes yood In line with lectures heard at the Critics Forum, these senior Legionnaries are discussing the high points of a recent novel. Left to right— B. Pacifici, M. Adelman, H. Mueller. Standing —J. Taylor, J. Miller, R Bilzer, J. Bell, E. Bowling, A. Fitzsimmons, V. Leyko. Gathering a few stimulating thoughts for dis- cussion at the Legion of Decency meeting held at Catholic High are: R. Russel, vice- president; D. Dernoga, Secretary; and R. Hilde- brand, President. First Row—M. Fritz, T. Ko- walczk, B. Thompson, C. Belt. Second Row—C. Dyess, D. Jul- ian, M. Willcg, D. Dernoga, M. Tucker. Third Row—D. Sum- mers, M. McLaughlin, C. Blum. Laughingly contemplating the Legion's fine work for 1946- 1947 are the sophomore repre- sentatives. Many small but informative pamphlets come in handy to Junior Legionnaires who assem- ble in the library to gather news of the world today. Back Row— R. Deuerling, R. Wunder, M. Kasai, H. Schafer. Front Row— M. Wirkert, E. Hennick, A. Stromengcr, C. Evans, D. Eikcn- berg, P. Gagalski, J. Welsh. Clockwise—M. Ilgcnfritz, M. Holland, M. McNeill, A. Ebert, L. Evan, K. Shaw, B. Becker, C. Manley, I. Klien, G. Przy- bylska, M. Smith, J. Wynne, C. Steilpcr, J. Mullany. Active in combating indecent literature and movies, these freshman le- gion representatives work en- thusiastically toward their goal. a oJ movies, wefitl—while fiecfieetion 29 CUist's ii f iJay Jingle bells! Jingle bells! Jingle all the way. Oh! What fun it is to exchange gifts on Christ- mas day!” is the song these 1A girls have on their lips. This happy-faced group includes T. Chrzan, L. Panuska, E. Shanahan. J. Ventura, F. Hartzell, G. Hclmrich, and C. Cook. Santa's helpers make an early start in 2A. L. Fil- bert, M. Skalinska .and A. Rohe make merry while aiding old St. Nick. All around the Christmas Tree” was the echo of the girls of 3A, as they join in the general festivities. Our Lady and the Christ Child form a major part of their artistic efforts. M. Adelman, D. Kaiser, T. Kaiser, J. Fuchs, J. Bell, deck their class in full yuletidc regalia. : 0 hinqs joy to evetoj dassrioom The Christmas Season found the classrooms echoing the gaiety of hearts preparing for the coming event. Seniors of 5A lending their talent to the decorations were: B. Klima, S. Griffith, L. Kaiss, L. Harwctel, B. Wohlfort, and N. Strappelli. A joyous climax to the first half of scholastic term is the Christmas Season. St. Nick smiles upon the merry-making of G. Grabowski, S. Feeley, M. A. Grocka, R. Gorrcy, and R. Adams of 4A. 31 The senior class represents the finished product in any school—the true and perfect Christians which Catholic High seeks to form. Let the light of a virtuous life dominated by God’s grace and respect for his moral law shine forth in your lives,” Alma Mater bids them as they pass through her four symbolic columns for the last time as students on Commence- ment Day. Four officers of the Class of '47 on the opposite page are: Dolores Vitek, president; Elizabeth Funk, secretary; Joan Miller, vice-president; and Lillian Filbert, treasurer, who seem in this close-up to look toward the eternal commencement. 32 33 GENEVIEVE THERESA ARCZYNSKI 1913 Fleet Street Holy Rosary Academic Commercial. Smil- ing Jeannic” . . . A A . . . loyal to Loyola . . . ready with a smile . . . meatballs and spaghetti . . . Oh. Gosh” . . . likes to dance . . . “Symphony . . . one of the inseparable three. JOAN MARIE BARROW 1407 N. Rose Street St. Wcnceslaus Latin-Sciencc. Joanie” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Jeepcrs!” . . . likes sports . . . music . . . reading . . . baking is out of this world. BETTY MARGARET BAKER 811 East Twenty-Second Street St. Ann Academic Commercial. Bun- ney . . . Secretary of Drama Guild and English Club . . . Katinka” in Senior Play . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . I'm sceercd . . . I'll See You in My Dreams” . . . Calvert Hall play . . . roller-skating enthusiast . . . ambition is to sing with Dick Haymes. DORIS ELIZABETH BEHR 2522 McElderry Street St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Butch . . . A A . . . Sodality . . . horse back riding . . . dancing . . skating . . . Oh, Richard” . . potatoes and chocolate milk . . My Wild Irish Rose.” ► MARY ELLEN BARLOW 8005 Rohe Avenue St. Joseph, Fullerton Academic Commercial. Mer . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . blue eyes . . . friendly . . . one of an inseparable four . . . chocolate sunaae . . . Are you crazy? . . . dancing. ► MARY JEANNE BELL 2020 N. Washington Street St. Paul Academic Commercial. Legion of Decency Rep . . . A A . . . Sodality . . . Prom Committee . . . associate editor of Highway . . . dancing . . . Stardust . . . Holy Cow. AGNES REGINA BILZER 2244 E. Chase Street St. Andrew Academic Commercial. Jean . . . Sodality . . . Legion of De- cency Rep . . . A A . . . one of inseparable two . . . future jour- nalist . . . Stardust” . . . Oh, fine! . . . friendly ... St. Joe. AGATHA MARIA BOLEWICKI 3201 O'Donnell Street Saint Brigid Modern Classical. Agatha . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Drama Guild . . . Glee Club . . . Chem- istry Club . . . paragon of neat- ness . . . affable . . . Dear Heart 22.” ► BERTHA MARY BOWERS Belair Road, Fullerton St. Joseph, Fullerton Academic Commercial. Bert . . . A A . . . Sodality' . . . likes pie . . . dancing . . . Gee whiz . . . basketball fan . . . one of an inseparable four. 34 ◄ MARIE ANNA ADAMS 6717 Danville Avc. Sacred Heart of Mary Academic Commercial Course. Rie” . . . Sodality . . . Drama Guild . . . A A . . . Accordion and bowling . . . ' Stardust” . . . I Mean to tell you!” RITA ELEANOR ADAMS 25 N. Clinton St. St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Reets . . . Call out the Marines . . . sentimental . . . candy . . . This is Always . . . Jeepcrs” . . . Troubadour Staff. ELIZABETH MARY ADELMAN 345 S. Robinson St. St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Mary” . . . Sodality . . . L. of D. Rep . . . A A . . . Riding Club . . . I'm Starved . . . hamburgers . . . I ll Sec You In My Dreams . . . knows the hooks and curves” in shorthand. ELEANOR ROSE CLARY 1753 Carswell St. St. Bernard Academic Commercial. 'Clare” . . . Sodality ... A A ... I got ink” . . . Stardust” . . . seldom seen but often heard . . . friendly . . . good-natured . . . Oriole fan. MARGARET ANN CODD 2806 Parkview Terrace St. Francis of Assisi Academic Commercial. Peg . . . Sodality rep . . . Prom Com- mittee . . . ambitious artist . . . I'm going on that diet yet” . . . partial to Forest Park . . . Deep Purple. ► CHARLOTTE MARY COOK 3101 Shannon Drive Shrine of the Little Flower Latin-Science. Cookie ... So- dality . . . Chemistry Club . . . Drama Guild . . . A A . . . likes chemistry . . . Embraceablc You” . . . You know what I mean . . . mathematician . . . effervescent. 36 ◄ EILEEN ELIZABETH BOWLING 5505 Summcrfield Ave. St. Anthony of Padua Academic Commercial. Lccn . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Legion of Decency Rep. . . . Sacristan ... fire drill officer . . . likes ice skating and dancing . . . meticu- lous . . . Gee whiz.” ◄ REGINA DOLORES BURNESS 3604 E. Fayette St. St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Jeanne” . . . Troubadour Staff . . . studi- ous . . . Oriole rooter ... A A . . . Love it” . . . loyal friend . . . punctual . . . future secre- tary . . . Stardust.” ◄ MARIE ROSE CACCAMISE 535 N. Streeper St. St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Cacky” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Busi- ness Staff of Highway . . . Holy canar)1” . . . shorthand whiz . . . attentive listener . . . interviewed Roddy McDowall . . . joking in- dividual . . . As Time Goes By.” MARIE ISABELLE BUKOWSKI 829 S. Milton Ave. Holy Rosary Academic Commercial. Marie” . . . Glee Club . . . A A . . . likes roller skating and bowling . . . pastime-dreaming . . . always buying records . . . Bluebird of Happiness . . . Yeah! Tell me- more !” DOMENICA MARY BUTTA 446 N. Luzerne Ave. St. Vincent Academic Commercial. Don . . . A A . . . Riding Club . . . Highway Staff . . . Guess what! . . . If You Were the Only Girl in the World . . . collects memories . . . dancing . . . partial to Patterson. ELEANOR TERESA CAHILL 3122 E. Monument St. St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Rusty . . . Highway Rep. . . . A A . . . Gads . . . Stardust ... al- ways in a daze . . . likes swim- ming, lunch and parties. MARGARET MARY BUNTY 4204 Raymar Ave. St. Anthony of Padua Academic Commercial. Bunny” ... A A ... I don't know” . . . Cahill enthusiast . . . bowling— roller skating . . . riding . . . music lover . . . September Song. REGINA ANTOINETTE BUTTA 3516 Gough St. Our Lady of Pompeii Latin-Science. Jean” ... So- dality . . . A A . . . Glee Club . . . Drama Guild . . Varsity Bowling . . . college bound . . . Guess what” . . . With a Song in My Heart . . . Carmen of Catholic High . . . Oh! that Patterson team!” THERESE VICTORIA CHRZAN 3322 Hudson St. Sacred Heart of Jesus Modern Classical. Terry” . . . A A . . . It's Mutiny” . . . If You Are But A Dream” . . . lots of fun . . . roller skating, horse- back riding, swimming, dancing. RITA ROSE DAVIS 2631 Grogan Avenue St. Paul Academic Commercial. Rits” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Drama Guild . . . Troubadour Staff . . . Prom Committee . . . Class Representative . . . interested in politics . . . light opera . . . pian- ist .. . English Club President . . . skilled typist. CECELIA MARY DELEA 1521 N. Washington Street St. Paul Academic Commercial. Ceile . . . Riding Club . . . A A . . . distinctive speaker . . . concert music . . . wanderlust in soul . . . swimming . . . partial to Pennsylvania. ► MARIE ANTONIO DI BATTISTA 831 S. Grundy Street Sacred Heart of Jesus Academic Commercial. Gera- nimo” . . . A A . . . bowling . . . wonderful gal . . . O Brother” . . . Bcrnie and I . . . chocolate nut sundaes . . . You Keep Coming Back Like a Song.” ANNA MARGARET DIETER Whitcmarsh Road St. Joseph, Fullerton Academic Commercial. Ann” . . . A A . . . friendly . . . likes to tease . . . dancing . . . lemon meringue pie . . . one of an inseparable four . . . Not really.” ANNETTE MAE DIETRICH 1411 Covington Street Holy Cross Academic Commercial. Brown- Eyes” . . . A A . . . Highway Business Staff . . . Gee Whiz . . . Navy . . . “Till The End of Time” . . . basketball and ice- skating . . . Mt. St. Joe rooter • . . . jokester. ► BEATRIX ANN DILL 910 Port Street St. Wcnceslaus Academic Commercial. Dillie” . . . A A . . . Riding Club . . . The place is going wild . . . dancing . . . skating . . . riding . . . spaghetti and meatballs. 38 ◄ CAROLYN MARY COONAN 1211 E. Federal St. St. Paul Academic Commercial. Carol” . . . Sodality . . . Prom Commit- tee . . . I don’t see how!” . . . Navy . . . fudge sundaes. ◄ BERNADETTE MARGARET CRAWLEY 1019 McAlecr Court St. Paul Academic Commercial. Bcrnie” . . . A A . . . lots of fun . . . bowling . . . roller skating . . . Oh! my aching back” ... do- nuts . . . Laughing on the Outside.” ELLEN REGINA COSGROVE 1737 N. Washington St. St. Paul Academic Commercial. Cos” . . . A A . . . Legion of Decency Rep. . . . Varsity Bowling . . . dancing . . . It was really good!” . . . Always” ... ba- nana splits . . . Helen and I. ELIZABETH CATHERINE CROMWELL 8015 Duvall Avenue St. Clement, Roscdalc Academic Commercial. “Betty” . . . Sodality . . . Sentimental Reasons . . . seen but seldom heard . . . always willing to help . . . dancing her pastime. VIRGINIA MARIE COX 1846 N. Gay St. St. Paul Academic Commercial. Ginny” . . . C S M C vice-president . . . Sodality . . . Gee wiliker's wil- lies!” . . . collecting memories . . . cooking . . . Stardust” . . . marine rooter . . . dancing . . . City gal. BETTY FRANCES CUNNINGHAM 4022 Woodridge Road St. Bernardino Academic Commercial. Bet” . . . Sodality . . . Glee Club . . . Riding Club . . . Initiation Com- mittee . . . bowling . . . movies . . . typing speed demon . . . The Volunteer Girl” ... en- joys singing. 1 f HELEN A. ENA 3823 Mt. Pleasant Avenue Our Lady of Pompeii Academic Commercial. ■'Helena'' . . . Piano Club . . . Riding Club . . . Looking Sharp” . . . Oh But I Do . . . likes dancing and bowling ... El and I. SOPHIA JOSEPHINE FEEHLEY 26 Glenmore Avenue St. Michael, Overlea Academic Commercial. Soph” . . . A A . . . where there's Les” there's Soph . . . Gee Zu Wiz” . . . Hamburgers . . . If I Had My Way” . . . loves Army and ice cream. ► MARGARET JACQUELINE FIEDLER 9 S. Curie)’ Street St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Peggy . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . loves music and sports . . . Partial to Navy . . . always ready to go . . . It's dumb . . . loves to dance. LILLIAN JOSEPHINE FILBERT 127 S. Curie)’ Street St. Elizabeth Modern Classical. LiI” . . . Treasurer Class '47 . . . Sodality . . . A A President . . . Varsity Basketball . . . Athletic Manager . . . Class Representative . . . Senior Prom Committee . . . bowling . . . Gee!” . . . always has a smile ... an unfailing friend. LOUISE ELIZABETH FRALEY 5203 Greenhill Avenue St. Anthony of Padua Academic Commercial. Chick . . . CSMC Rep. . . . A A . . . Sodality . . . Oh Golly . . . Fritz” ... I Don't Know Why . . . plays piano . . . danc- ing. AGNES HILDA FITZSIMMONS 1243 Maple Avenue Ascension Parish Academic Commercial. Fitz” . . . Sodality . . . Legion of De- cency Rep. . . . A A . . . sacristan . . . witty . . . fun to be with . . . You know what I mean . . . Put Your Dreams Away . . . basketball fan. CAROLYN E. FRANKE 519 N. Decker Avenue St. Elizabeth Modern Classical. Carol” . . . Sodality . . . Because . . . record collector . . . dancing . . . future lady in white. ► GERALDINE MARIE FOUSEK 6907 Linden Avenue St. Michael, Overlea General Course. Gerry” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . bowling . . . Riding Club . . . Legion of Decency . . . Fustus” . . . Star- dust” . . . loves to eat and talk . . . a certain Irishman. ► ELIZABETH ANN I RAUNHOLZ 5007 Elmer Avenue St. Ambrose Modern Classical. Betty . . . Sodality . . A A . . . Oh Brother!” . . . scrapbook of as- sorted junk . . . movies . . . talkative . . . interested in nurs- ing .. . mischievous . . . Poly and Gil. 40 ◄ MARY ROSE DOONAN 3212 Lyndale Avenue Shrine of the Little Flower Academic Commercial. Rose” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . bowl- ing .. . April Showers” . . . For heaven's sake” ... a friend in need . . . likes to keep scrap books. ALEXANDRA IRENE DUBOVIK 21 N. Luzerne Ave. St. Elizabeth Latin-Science. Alice” ... So- dality . . . Chemistry Club . . . Dramatic Club . . . A A . . . Calvert Hall’s play . .. likes His- tory . . . sense of humour . . . Is it time to eat yet?” ... ar- tistic . . . always happy . . . hearty laugh. ELEANOR J. DURACZYK 2828 Elliott Street St. Casimir Academic Commercial. Blon- die” ... a good timer . . . sociable . . . enjoys dancing and summer sports . . . Can’t see it . . . Stardust. MARY ANN GROCKA 1105 South Clinton Street St. Casimir Academic Commercial. Grock” . . . Oh! Ernie . . . A A . . . bowling . . . loves Polish music and dancing . . . Are you kid- din’ ”... Harold and York . . . Western . . . steak and french fries . . . Surrender.” VIVIAN DOROTHY GRONCKI 2705 Beryl Avenue St. Katherine of Sienna Academic Commercial. Dovic” . . . Sodality Representative . . . A A . . . Riding Club . . . likes the Irish . . . wonderful sense of humour . . . ambitious . . . Hone) ” . . . partial to football . . . I'm starved.” ► ANNA DOROTHY GUERCIO 4332 Pimlico Road St. Ambrose Academic Commercial. Dot” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Can you prove that?” . . . Always” . . . crazy about airplanes . . . loves sweets . . . wonderful sense of humor. 42 i JANE FRANCES FUCHS 609 N. East Avenue St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Lover” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Trou- badour Staff . . . Oh! you char- acters” . . . gift of gab . . . loves to cat . . . fire drill officer . . . Where’s Jeanne?” . . . always smiling . . . Stardust.” ◄ JOSEPHINE GIBMEYER 635 N. Lakewood Avenue St. Elizabeth Latin-Science. Jo . . . Sodality . .. Secretary of English club . . . Highway Staff . . . history quiz kid . . . photography fan . . . I Told Every Little Star” . . . What a life!” . . . future nurse . . . friend of all. ◄ RUTH HELEN GOREY 3305 Hayward Avenue St. Ambrose Academic Commercial. Chick- ie . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . riding club . . . born to sing . . . sports lover . . giggles . . . true friend . . . Well for goodness sake” . . . partial to Hopkins. ELIZABETH ANN FUNK 1633 E. Lafayette Avenue St. Paul Academic Commercial. Betty” . . . Secretary of Class '47 . . . Editor-in-chief of Highway . . . honor student . . . Make Be- lieve . . . wonderful disposition . . . Oh, golly.” DOROTHY ANN GILDEA 5505 Summerfield Avenue St. Anthony of Padua Academic Commercial. Dot” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . roller skating and tennis . . . tranquil . . . future secretary . . . admires loyalty . . . Sentimental Rea- sons . .. Gee.” GLORIA MARIE GRABOWSKI 2725 Chesterfield Avenue Shrine of the Little Flower Academic Commercial. Glor . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . CSMC Representative . . . Prom Com- mittee . . . artistic . . . forever teasing . . . ceaseless chatter . . . Gee whiz.” TERESA NANCY GEARY 5401 Belair Road St. Anthony of Padua Modern Classical. Tess” . . . Sodality . . . CSMC ... A A . . . Jeff” ... 88 keys . . . Clair de Lunc” . . . mania for records . . . future Florence Nightingale. PATRICIA MARIA GILL 2610 E. Preston Street St. Katharine of Sienna Latin-Science. Pat” . . . Sodal- ity . . . Troubadour Staff . . . Glee Club . . . Drama Guild . . . A A . . . Vice-president of Chemistry Club . . . honorary member of Maryland Academy of Science . . . Love it” . . . future lawyer . . . ardent foot- ball fan. SHIRLEY ANN GRIFFITH 2730 E. Baltimore Street St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Shirl . . . Sodality ... A A Repre- sentative . . . riding club . . . Troubadour Staff . . . There’s No One But You” . . . easy to get along with . . . sincere . . . football fan. RUTH LESLIE HARWETEL 612 Elmwood Road St. Michael’s, Overlea Academic Commercial. Les” . . . Secretary of C.S.M.C. . . . Secretary of English Club . . . future artist . . . Soph's pal . . . dancing . . . You know what I mean” . . . loves to eat. GERALDINE MARY HOLDORF 3823 Foster Avenue Sacred Heart of Jesus Modern Classical. Gerrie” . . . Highway Staff . . . Correspon- dent for Maryland Hi-Times . . . Secretary of C.S.M.C. .. . Drama Guild . . . Gida” in Senior Play . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Varsity Bowling . . . Riding Club . . . Now listen . . . loyal and witty. CATHERINE RUTH HELMRICH 3010 White Avenue St. Dominic Modern Classical. Cas” . . . Highway Reporter . . . A A . . . What a life!” . . . Let the Rest of the World Go By” . . . horseback riding . . . dancing . . . roller skating. I-RIDA ANNA HOL7.APFEL 8013 Old Philadelphia Road St. Clement's, Rosedale Academic Commercial. Sodality . . . Troubadour Staff . . . future- stenographer . . . Sentimental Reasons . . . quiet . . . reserved . . Oh golly.” ► ROSEMARY G. HILDEBRAND 1017 Valle)- Street St. John the Evangelist Latin-Science. Proxie” . . . President of Legion of Decency . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Rid- ing Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Highway Staff . . . That's life . . . Texas born, Maryland bred, Vermont bound ... serious minded and gracious. ► ELIZABETH JEANNETTE HOOK 102 S. Rochester Place St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Boots” . . . Initiation Committee ... So- dality . . . A A . . . Varsity Bas- ketball . . . fire drill officer . . . Sentimental Reasons” . . . plays the piano . . . bowling . . . Holy Smokes.” 44 ◄ ROSE MARY GUERRAS 27 S. Decker Ave. St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Hon . . . A A . . . Varsity Basketball . . . Captain of Varsity ... So- dality ... A A Representative . . . Class Representative . . . Prom Committee . . . fire drill officer . . . Sentimental Rea- sons . . . President of English Club . . . Class dues, please!” . . . bowling. i MARY MARGARET HARRINGTON 1410 East Oliver Street St. Paul Academic Commercial. Harry” . . . Drama Guild . . . Highway staff . . . Review columnist . . . A A . . . Riding Club . . . To Each His Own . . . reading fan . . . roller-skating . . . You’re not kidding! . . . future novel- ist .. . Oh what a pal is Nora! ALICE T. HAGAN 3458 Cardenas Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower Modern Qassical. Al ... So- dality . . . A A . . . Glee Club . . . Dramatics . . . One of the big four . . . airplanes, horses, and sour beef . . . Too bad, too bad” . . . Physics minded? . . . Clair dc Lunc.” DOROTHY G. HARTMAN 3101 Brighton Street St. Edward Academic Commercial. Dots” . . . A A . . . Oh fudge!” . . . ambitious . . . demure . . . travel- ing, lemon meringue pie . . . full of wit and wisdom. MARY DOLORES HAIGLEY 3110 Normount Ave. St. Edward Latin-Science. Sodality . . . Glee- Club . . . Drama Guild . . . Cath-Chem Club . . . A A . . . I don’t get that one” . . . musi- cal composition, conducting and vocal work . . . Mitzie in senior play . . . college bound. FRANCES ANN HARTZELL 3805 Parksidc Drive Shrine of the Little Flower Latin-Science. Fran” ... A A . . . Troubadour Staff . . . Rid- ing Club . . . Oh! that’s posi- tively ghastly!” .. . Sentimental Journey” . . . nice to know . . . that certain city” artist. I JULIANNA JOSEPHINE IZDEBSKA 2 S. Potomac Street Holy Rosary Academic Commercial. Jul” . . . Sodality . . . Class Repre- sentative . . . A A . . . Prom Committee . . . honor roll . . . dancing . . . What doesn't she get into?” . . . Aggie and I” . . . humorous. MILDRED H. JARONCZYK 1622 Thames Street St. Stanislaus Latin-Scicnce. Midgie” . . . A A . . . Riding Club . . . Oh! Pomona, North Carolina . . . Navy . . . horses and swimming . . . Anniversary Song. ► DOLORES CHARLOTTE KAISER 103 S. Clinton Street St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Kaiz . . . Varsity Basketball ... A A . . . Sodality . . . Orchestra . . . L. of D. Rep. . . . bowling . . . monologist . . . Secretary of English Club . . . For the love of Pete . . . I’ll See You In My Dreams.” THERESA ALVINA KAISER 206 Old Battle Grove Rd. St. Casimir Academic Commercial. Tess” . . . Dramatics . . . A A . . . Colonel” in Senior Play . . . classical music . . . reads litera- ture . . . spaghetti and cookies . . . Yes, but” . . . always in a hurry. MARIE LILLIAN KAISS 3026 Chesterfield Avc. Shrine of the Little Flower Academic Commercial. Lil” . . . CSMC president ... A A . . . I’ll Sec You In My Dreams” . . . swimming . . . ice skating . . . collects records . . . Listen, Joseph!” . . . Sinatra fan. ► ESTELLE ANGELA KARCZ 6819 Dunbar Road St. Rita Academic Commercial. Mitel” . . . A A . . . Sodality Rep. . . . Piano Club President . . . Dues, please!” . . . Rachmaninoff 2nd piano concerto . . . favorite pastime, eating. L MARGARET MARY KEELEY 1643 Belt Street Star of the Sea Modern Classical. Margie . . . Sodality . . . CSMC Rep. . . . A A . . . Riding Club . . . Who, Me?” ... ice skating . . . danc- ing .. . enjoys Sigmund Rom- berg music . . . jovial disposi- tion. DOROTHY JOSEPHINE KENDRYNA 14 S. Decker Avenue St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Dot” . . . A A . . . Sodality Rep. . . . Bowling Team . . . Troubadour Staff . . . Smoke Gets In Your Eyes . . . specialty— Bangs . . . What you say Moose!” ► MARY KATHRYN KIEHNE 3420 Parklawn Avc. Shrine of the Little Flower Latin-Science. Kathy . . . Drama Guild . . . Yea Navy! . . . Where or When . . . quiet . . . faithful Navy rooter . . . dancing . . . football. 46 ◄ GERALDINE ROSE HOWARD 1303 N. Kenwood Avc. St. Katherine Academic Commercial. Jerry” . . . Sodality . . . Highway Staff . . . Riding Club . . . likes danc- ing .. . witty . . . nice person- ality . . . full of fun. MARIAN FRANCES HUBER 3203 E. Fairmount Avc. St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. A A . . . Drama Guild . . . bowling . . . Don't brag” . . . contagious laugh . . . Always. MARY ANNA HUGHES 1324 Ensor St. St. Paul Academic Commercial. Marc . . . A A . . . hamburgers . . . friendly . . . Crosby fan . . . favorite period—lunch. MARIE THERESA LEIMKUHLER 2870 Pelham Ave Shrine of the Little Flower Academic Commercial. Skippy” . . . Glee Club . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . bowling . . . loves to dance . . . Naval Academy . . . Oh! My gosh!” TERESA MARY LEONARD 3706 Fait Ave. Sacred Heart of Jesus Academic Commercial. Lcn . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Glee Club reporter . . . Maids of Cadiz . . . Watcha call it?” . . . school spirit plus . . . that un- usual quality of making people laugh . . . bowling. ► VERONICA ANGELA LEYKO 3202 Hudson St. St. Casimir Latin-Sciencc. Ronnie . . . So- dality . . . L. of D. Rep. . . . A A . . . president of Glee Club . . . Piano Club . . . Drama Guild . . . loves music, but def! . . . Chemistry Club . . . riding . . „• Oh, love!” . . . Clair De Lune.” 48 ◄ THERESA WANDA KIELCZEWSKI 320 S. Broadway Holy Rosary Academic Commercial. Kelly . . . Sodality . . . Drama Guild . . . Verse Choir . . . A A . . . Wishing Ring” . . . forever on the go . . . always talking . . . hamburgers . . . partial to Navy . . . Ha-Ha.” ◄ BERNICE MARY KLIMA 4707 Schley Avenue St. Anthony of Padua Academic Commercial. Bon- nie” . . . A A . . . Begin the Bcguine” . . . bowling . . . roller skating . . . Honest to Jack” . . . ambitious . . . perfect friend. ANITA ANN KILDUFF 2004 Boone Street St. Paul Modern Classical. Neeny” . . . Varsity Basketball . . . Drama Guild . . . A A . . . Riding Club . . . You know” . . . fash- ion expert . . . ballet on her mind . . . class clown. ANNETTE FELICE KRAUS Bclair Road, Fullerton St. Joseph Academic Commercial. Dusty . . . A A . . . roller skating . . . artist . . . music . . . cute . . . dancing . . . talkative . . . bowl- ing fiend. MARY AUDREY KLEIN 4612 Crosswood Avenue St. Dominic Academic Commercial. Auds” . . . Sodality . . . Vice President of A A . . . Varsity Basketball . . . Sports Editor . . . priority on A s . . . always joking . . . Stardust” . . . dislikes to be called Reds.” MARY LEE KREAFLE 3928 Kimble Road Blessed Sacrament Academic Commercial. Sandy . . . Sodality Representative . . . A A . . . Honest to John” . . . aims to please . . . quiet. i MARY JANE KROUPA 2606 East Fayette St. St. Elizabeth Modern Classical. Kroup” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Glee Club . . . Drama Guild . . . dreamer . . . That’s the only one I don't know” . . . Because” ... al- ways losing things. ELIZABETH ANN KUCINSKI 2015 Bank Street Holy Rosary Academic Commercial. Ann” . . . A A . . . likes roller skat- ing and bowling . . . favorite pastime—dreaming ... I Miss You So” . . . parties and sport clothes . . . How about it! . . . forever dancing. ESTHER ANGELINA KULCZYNSKA 2941 Hudson Street St. Casimir Academic Commercial. Angel” . . . A A . . . sports . . . loves cats . . . spaghetti . . . ceaseless chatter . . . Did you hear Red Skelton ?” ANNA THERESA MARSCHALL 700 Eastern Ave., Essex Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Middle River Latin-Science. Anna . . . Rid- ing Club Manager . . . Sodality . . . Glee Club . . . A A . . . loves sports—especially riding and traveling to Philadelphia . . . dependable . . . sophisticated lady . . . One Alone. SHIRLEY ANNE MASKOL 6806 Crossway St. Rita Academic Commercial. Shirl . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Rid- ing Club . . . Dramatics . . . collecting records . . . Anni- versary Song . . . Oh No! . . . industrious . . . Libby and I. ► JANET MARCELITE McCLURE 33 Liberty Parkway St. Rita, Dundalk Academic Commercial. Mac . . . A A . . . Troubadour Staff . . . A A Rep. . . . Dramatic Club . . . Sodality . . . Piano Club . . . Social Basketball . . . Drum Majorette . . . Boogie- Woogie fiend . . . eager to laugh . . . Dundalk booster . . . O Gosh. MARGARET ANN McGRAIL 2833 Erdman Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower Modern Classical. Peggy . . . Sodality rep. . . . CSMC rep. . . . A A . . . Drama Guild . . . Glee Club . . . One of Big Four . . . avid reader . . . originates own sayings ... al- ways in style . . . Polonaise” . . . jitterburg fiend . . . Oh, boy, food!” NANCY E. MeINTOSH 3012 Wylie Ave. St. Ambrose Academic Commercial. Mac” . . . A A . . . Legion of Decency rep. . . . Highway Staff . . . You Won t be Satisfied” . . . Wait till Friday comes . . . favorite pastime dancing with?” ► JANE CLAIR McKINLESS 1246 Northview Road Blessed Sacrament Modern Classical. Janie . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Riding Club . . . Highway Art . . . Ladeeda!” . . . Watch for Janie at fashion shows . . . Begin the Beguinc . . . likeable. 30 ◄ MARGARET CLARE LORDEN 3431 E. Lombard Street St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. ' Marge . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Symphony . . . likes to dance and eat . . . bowling . . . Never happen . . . Troubadour Staff . . . partial to Navy . . . Perry Como fan . . . scrap books. ◄ MARY ROSE MADIGAN 1610 N. Bond Street St. Paul Academic Commercial. Mads . . . Drama Guild . . . Sodality . . . Highway Representative . . . Troubadour Staff . . . punctual ? . . . loquacious . . . Know what 1 mean?” . . . friendly Irishman . . . roller skating . . . ambitious. r MARIAN ROSE LUCIANO 443 South Robinson Street Our Lady of Pompeii Academic Commercial. Mar . . . A A . . . You wanna bet?” . . . an ardent movie fan . . . sweet and demure . . . makes friends easily . . . lives on cus- tard pie. ANNA MARIA MANLEY 513 N. Curley Street St. Elizabeth Latin-Science. Anna M . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Glee Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Or- chestra . . . riding club . . . You know? . . . art, music . . . The Rosary . . . future artist . . . honor roll. CHARMANE ANNA LYNCH 3501 Leverton Ave. St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Char” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . won- derful dancer . . . easy to get along with . . . talkative . . . Where's Marge?” . . . loyal . . . Oh, Patterson! . . . partial to Navy. ELSIE HELEN MARK Route 16, Box 601, Weber Ave. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Academic Commercial. Els” . . . basketball fan . . . likes to travel . . . reserved . . . Drama Guild . . . Surely” ... a good friend. MARGARET MARY MONAHAN 1807 N. Aiken St. St. Paul General. Irish” . . . Sodality . . . Bowling . . . A A . . . Glee Club . . . CSMC Rep. . . . That's a joke son . . . skating . . . collecting letters . . . For Sentimental Reasons” ... al- ways seen with Betty . . . Red Skelton . . . roots for Navy. HAZEL MARIE MULLER 2320 E. Preston St. St. Katherine Academic Commercial. Haze . . . Legion of Decency Rep. . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Fire Drill Officer . . . Fudge-ripple” . . . Night and Day” . . . blushes easily. CORRINE FRANCES NICKLES 3119 Shannon Drive Shrine of the Little Flower Academic Commercial. Nickic” . . . A A . . . Riding Club . . . Vocation Club . . . bowling . . . Troubadour Staff . . . English Club President . . . To Each His Own” . . . roller skating . . . dancing . . . For land sakes” . . . Jean and I. MARIE BERNADINE MORAVEC 706 N. Rose St. St. Wcnceslaus Academic Commercial. Re” . . . blushes easily . . . congenial . . . pleasing personality . . . CSMC . . . always eating potato chips. ► ELEANORE MARYANN MROZEK 3929 Brooklyn Ave. Holy Rosary Modern Classical. El” . . . So- dality . . . A A . . . Drama Guild . . . interested in nursing . . . You Know” . . . always dream- ing .. . Quelle Femme . . . a real pal. MARY LOU MYLIN 124 Ventnor Terrace St. Rita Modern Classical. Lou . . . Sodality . . . Glee Club ... A A . . . Piano Club . . . That you Al?” . . . always losing glasses and school ring . . . Catholic High's Iturbi . . . true friend . . . partial to blue. MARY LAURA NOPPENBERGER 1133 N. Milton Ave. St. Katherine Academic Commercial. Nopp . . . Sodality . . . Glee Club . . . A A . . . Drama Club . . . dainty . . . true friend . . . un- derstanding . . . Oh, Bob! . . . amiable. ► AGNES S. NARVARRIA 4805 Calumet Ave. St. Anthony of Padua Academic Commercial. Ag . . . Drama Guild . . . sweet dis- position ... a friend indeed . . . baseball fan . . . likes to travel . . . Are you kidding?” ► JEAN LUCILLE O BRIEN 3227 Lyndalc Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower Academic Commercial. Lou” . . . A A . . . Riding Club . . . Vocation Club . . . bowling . . . Cahill and Ocean City . . . To Each His Own” . . . roller skat- ing . . . dancing . . . Oh! for Heaven’s sake . . . Corrine and I” . . . roots for Poly. 52 i LOUISE THERESE MERANI 4947 Edgemere Avenue St. Ambrose Academic Commercial. Short stuff . . . A A . . . Legion of Decency Representative . . . Dor- sey’s Boogie Woogic ... I love it . . . loves to dance and mind baby sister . . . congenial . . . longing for that trip to Italy. ALICE MARY MILLER 6401 Frederick Road St. Mark Academic Commercial. Alice” . . . Sodality ... A A Historian . . . Manager of the basketball team . . . Drama Guild . . . Janko” in Senior Play . . . sacristan . . . Holy cow” . . . fiend for roller skating . . . sense of humor. JOAN MARGARET MILLER 223 S. Chester Street St. Michael Latin-Science. Joan . . . vice- president '47 .. . Sodality prefect '47 . . . Legion of Decency Representative . . . piano club . . . Glee Club . . . A A . . . Drama Guild President . . . Your eyes have told me so” . . . “Holy Cow” . . . devilish. DORIS MAY PULS 417 N. East Avenue St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Dot” . . . Troubadour Staff . . . Sodal- ity ... A A .. . vice-president of English Club . . . Speedy . . . always ready with a funny song . . . loves sports and food . . . future journalist. CATHERINE ELINOR RALSTON 4017 Frederick Avenue St. Joseph Monaster)' Latin-Science. Cass” . . . So- dality . . . CSMC Rep. ... A A . . . Drama Guild . . . Oh, no! . . . collects books . . . eat- ing . . . September Song” . . . future woman in white . . . Loyola. ► HELEN ELIZABETH RAZULIS 4135 Marx Avenue Shrine of the Little Flower Latin-Science. Lenny . . . So- dality Rep. . . . A A . . . Drama Guild . . . Oh my gosh! . . . collects post cards . . . eating . . . Stardust” . . . Mt. St. Joe . . . heads for nursing career. 54 ◄ KATHLEEN TERESA ANN O’CONNELL 13 N. Ellwood Avenue St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Kassy” . . . Dramatics . . . Sodality . . . Riding Club . . . ’ When Do We Eat?” . . . A A . . . never late . . . Irish Ambassadour . . . wants to travel around the world . . . cheerful . . . smiling . . . personality . . . Irish ballads. ◄ LORRAINE CHRISTINA PANUSKA 829 N. Luzerne Avenue St. Wenceslaus Latin-Sciencc. ' Rusty'” ... A A . . . Riding Club enthusiast . . . likes swimming and traveling . . . good friend . . . pleasantly sophisticated . . . Cray.” ◄ THERESA MARIA PLATCZYK 1863 North Gay Street ’St. Katherine of Sienna Academic Commercial. Tess” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . bowl- ing club . . . riding club . . . avid reader . . . partial to the Navy . . . loves spaghetti . . . speedy typist . . . Gee Whiz.” PATRICIA ANN O’DONNELL 2809 Pelham Avenue Shrine of the Little Flower Latin-Scicnce. Pat . . . Class Representative . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . “Jeepers” . . . Glee Club . . Piano Club . . . Prom Committee . . . loves classical records . . . Grieg’s Piano Con- certo in A Minor . . . Anni- versary Song . . . yen for nice clothes and dancing. PHYLLIS CHRISTINA PARR 1730 Gorsuch Avenue St. Bernard Academic Commercial. Phil” . . . Sodality . . . Oh Bugs!” . . . loves to eat . . . Anniversary Song . . . What time is it? . . . likes dancing . . . wish we had an assembly. RITA MARY PORTER Box 240, Route 16 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Academic Commercial. Rits” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Some Stuff” . . . likes sports and danc- ing . . . million dollar smile . . . loves spaghetti. ELIZABETH PHYLLIS PACIFICI 212 N. Milton Avenue St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Betty . . . Sodality . . . Verse Choir . . . Drama Guild . . . A A . . . bowling . . . Riding Club . . . Troubadour Staff . . . Legion of Decency Rep. . . . Initiation Committee . . . collects records . . . Got Anything To Eat . . . never a dull moment. JOAN MARIE PFEIFER 702 N. Belnord Avenue St. Elizabeth Latin-Scicnce. Jo” ... A A . . . adventurous . . . likes roller skating . . . Isn't That Wild Now” ... Oh! that lemon meringue pie . . . I’ll See You In My Dreams” . . . winsome personality. DOLORES HELENA PRELLER 104 N. Belnord Avenue St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Dolly” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Y’ Wanta Bet ?” . . . bowling . . . Birds and Bullets . . . scrap books . . . streetcar rides . . . loyal. MARY MARGARET RUPPERT 4332 Old York Road St. Andrew Latin-Science. Shorty” . . . So- dality . . . Glee Club . . . Drama Guild . . . Chemistry Club . . . Ain’t it?” . . . dancing . . . Navy . . . Always” . . . mis- chievous . . . music. DOROTHY TERESA RUTKOWSKI 103 S. Bouldin Street St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Dot” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Drama Guild . . . Riding Club . . . bowl- ing .. . petite . . . plays guitar . . . It says right here in fine- print” . . . Begin the Beguine.” ► DOLORES E. SAPPINGTON 1346 Homestead Street St. Bernard Academic Commercial. Del” . . . Sodality . . . Riding Club . . . bowling . . . A A . . . Night and Day” dancing at Alcazar . . . roller skating . . . contagious laughter. BETTY L. SAUNDERS 2960 Harford Road St. Francis of Assisi Academic Commercial. Becky- Bet” . . . A A . . . Riding Club . . . Sodalitv . . . Glee Club . . . Holy mua pies” . . . collects letters . . . The Things We Did Last Summer” . . . dancing . . . skating. CLARA ELIZABETH SCHAFER 8349 Old Philadelphia Road St. Clement, Roscdale Modern Classical. Blond ie” . . . Sodality . . . Drama Guild . . . Troubadour Staff ... A A . . . Honestly . . . talented poetess . . . For Sentimental Reasons . . . Honor Roll. ► FRANCES ELEANOR SCHILLING 2629 Cecil Avenue St. Bernard Academic Commercial. Frank- ie . . . A A . . . favorite pastime Beats” . . . sweet . . . lots of fun . . . Navy . . . parties . . . You know what I mean.' 56 ◄ ANNA MAY REDDING 3442 Lyndale Avenue Shrine of the Little Flower Academic Commercial. Ann . . . A A . . . Bowling . . . ready and willing helper . . . movies . . . mischievous . . . Life is so wonderful.” ◄ ALICE CATHERINE ROHE Box 424, Route No. 2 St. Joseph, Fullerton Academic Commercial. Sodality . . . A A . . . congenial ... fu- ture stenographer . . . early ar- river . . . I have to get that bus.” MARGARET MARY REESE 619 S. Robinson Street Sacred Heart of Jesus Academic Commercial. Reesie . . . grilled cheese . . . Are you kidding!” . . . animated . . . lots of fun . . . dancing fiend. ELIZABETH DOROTHY ROSEL 11 Patapsco Avenue St. Rita Academic Commercial. Libby” . . . A A . . . talented seamstress . . . Natch!” . . . swimming and dancing . . . bowling . . Sentimental Reasons” . . . Shirl and I. ROSALIE ANN REPKOWSKI 4207 Mary Avenue St. Anthony of Padua Academic Commercial. Roe” . . . Sodality . . . Legion of De- cency . . . A A . . . basketball fan . . . nice disposition . . . likes Loyola. VIRGINIA THERESA ROTH 2802 Lake Avenue Shrine of the Little Flower Latin-Science. Ginny” . . . So- dality . . . A A . . . Prom Com- mittee . . . Glee Club . . . Heaven Forbid!” . . . collecting classical records . . . Warsaw Concerto . . . longs to be French interpreter. MARY JUNE SILTMAN 5000 Morello Road St. Dominic Academic Commercial. June” . . . A A . . . future Met Star” . . . Oh you know what I mean . . . Ah! onions” . . . humorous. BARBARA ANN SLIMBACH 4308 La Salle Avenue St. Anthony Academic Commercial. Babs” . . . A A . . . Sodality . . . CSMC . . . Vocation Club . . . Hi Gizzmo!” . . . bowling . . . dancing . . . swimming . . . gig- gling and talking . . . April Showers.” MARILYN M. SOMMER 2005 E. Preston St. St. Katherine Academic - Commercial. Lynn” Sodality, A.A., Riding Club, Drama Guild . . . football and dancing are her diversions . . . It ain't easy! . . . congenial . . . Sentimental Reasons . . . senior play. MONICA ALMA SKALINSKI 508 S. Kenwood Ave. St. Elizabeth Modern Classical. Mon” . . . Sodality . . . Varsity Basketball . . . A A Rep. . . . Prom Com- mittee . . . English Club vice- president . . . bowding . . . danc- ing .. . Honest to Goodness!” HELEN ELIZABETH SMITH 501 Chateau Ave. St. Mary’s, Govans Academic Commercial. Meat- ball . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Drama Guild . . . dancing . . . bowling . . . partial to Mt. St. Joe . . . likes to read . . . swim- ming . . . What time is it?” . . . There I’ve Said it Again.” LORETTA VIVIEN STAHANSKI 3915 Fait Ave. Sacred Heart of Jesus Academic - Commercial. Stacy” . . . Varsity Bowling Manager . . . Sodality . . . A.A., Voca- tion Club . . . fire drill officer, secretary of English Club . . . Find me in marks . . . Ouija, Wish and I . . . Don't be a baby, baby. ► MARIE IRENE SLADEK 1700 Normal Ave. St. Wenceslaus Academic Commercial. Mart” . . . A A . . . Navy enthusiast . . . That kills me” . . . nice disposition . . . pleasant . . . spaghetti . . . friendly . . . lots of fun. ► PATRICIA HELEN SNEE 6606 O’Donnell St. St. Elizabeth Latin-Science. Pat” . . . Treas- urer of Drama Guild . . . Sodal- ity .. . Troubadour Staff . . . A A . . . Wait’ll I Tell You!” . . . Dream” . . . Impish . . . ardent football fan . . . future journalist . . . Irish gift of gab . . . St. Joe and Patterson. ► JEANETTE GLORIA STEVENSON 3016 Mayfield Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower Latin-Science. Lovey” . . . Chemistry Club president . . . basketball manager, A.A., Drama Guild . . . Highway re- porter . . . Monday Melody Makers . . . our Mrs. Anthony . . . thinks out loud . . . answers with Nothing. 58 ◄ MARIE JOSEPHINE SCHMITT 3118 Cliftmont Avc. Shrine of the Little Flower Academic Commercial. Rere” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Riding club . . . Likes to read . . . dance . . . When's Lunch Time?” . . . Til Get By” . . . witty- . . . secret ambition—pianist. ANNE EILEEN SHANAHAN 6047 Falls Rd. Shrine of the Sacred Heart Reds” . . . CSMC . . . Chem- istry club . . . You Keep Com- ing Back Like A Song . . . dancing . . . football . . . swim- ming . . . bowling . . . Poly . . . Guess What?” ADELE T. SIERACKI 706 S. Glover St. St. Casimir Academic Commercial. Del” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . danc- ing . . . tennis . . . Oi Gevalt” . . . spaghetti . . . humorous . . . cutest sneeze. NORMA ROSALIE THOMAS 659 N. Bcntalou Street St. Edward Modern Classical. Lee” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . You Know” . . . teaser . . . Always” . . . future laborator)- technician. DOLORES ELIZABETH THOMPSON 2924 E. Fayette Street St. Elizabeth Tommy” . . . A A . . . History Scholar? . . . likes swimming . . . bowling . . . friendly to the n th degree . . . Oh Gee Whiz.” ► ROSE MARIE THUMAN 5914 Greenhill Avenue St. Anthony of Padua Academic Commercial. Rosie” . . . Drama Guild . . . Orchestra '44-’45 . . . likes dancing . . . hamburgers with onions . . . personality plus . . . Yeah???” 60 ◄ FRANCES RITA STONE 1920 E. Lanvale St. St. Paul Latin-Scicncc. Reet” ... So- dality Vice-President . . . Glee Club . . . Drama Guild . . . I'm hungry . . . loves music . . . Stardust” . . . likes bakers . . . clothes fiend . . . dancing . . . milk shakes . . . movies. ◄ MARGARET PATRICIA STROMER 3123 Brendan Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower Academic Commercial. Peggy” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Drama Guild . . . book worm . . . col- lects half-dollars . . . Oriole rooter . . . movies . . . Golly!” milkshakes . . . loyal. 4 JEAN MARIE TAYLOR 1517 E. Lanvale St. St. Bernard Academic Commercial. Jean” . . . Sodality . . . Legion of De- cency Rep. . . . A A . . . witty ... a true friend . . . baseball . . . Hello Margie ... Air Corps. NOREEN FAITH STRAPPELLI 112 S. Potomac Street St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Nor” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . High- way Staff . . . Prom Committee . . . partial to Midshipmen . . . friendly to all . . . ardent foot- ball rooter . . . likes dancing and fried chicken . . . Oh! You Kill Me. CARMELLA MARY TARESCO 121 N. Montford Ave. St. Elizabeth Modern Classical. Mel . . . Sodality Rep. . . . dependable . . . favorite song— If I Had My Way” . . . correspondence . . . future angel in white . . . No kiddin'.” MARY CHRISTINE TAYLOR 300 S. Catherine St. St. Benedict Academic Commercial. Peggy . . . Drama Guild . . . A A . . . Highway Staff . . . I’m hun- gry . . . talkative . . . likes commercial drawing and food . . . partial to Boys' Latin School. ANNTHEA ELIZABETH STROMER 1504 East Oliver St. St. Paul Academic Commercial. Taffy” . . . Drama Guild . . . A A . . . bowling . . . Troubadour Staff . . . ' Hie Old Lamplighter” . . . What cha' doin? . . . basket- ball addict . . . reads and reads . . . red fascinates . . . longs to write a book. MARGARET ANN TARTAL 1213 Gregor Way ■ Sacred Heart of Mar)’ Modern Classical. Margie” . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . sincere . . . prompt . . . favorite song— Bless You” . . . likes movies and dancing . . . What's up. MARGARET THERESA THANNER 2765 Chesterfield Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower Academic Commercial. Ouija . . . Vocation Club . . . Initiating Committee . . . Prom Committee . . . Drama Guild . . . goon- child . . . Sentimental Reasons . . . always late . . . A A . . . Wish” Stacy and I. THERESA MARY WEININGER 308 S. Chester Street Holy Rosary Latin-Scicnce. Terry . . . So- dality Representative ... A A . . . Love it . . . music fan . . . mathematical genius . . . friendly- smile . . . Always . . . any type of Polish food . . . mischievous . . . enjoys reading. ALVINA FRANCES WIMMER 513 N. Lin wood Avenue St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. AI . . . Sodality . . . Highway Busi- ness Staff . . . A A . . . Honor Roll . . . Rosita” in Calvert Hall Play . . . pianist . . . future secretary . . . Stardust” . . . likes ice skating and bowling . . . Are you kidding?” ANN MARIE WELSH 3014 Parksidc Drive St. Francis of Assisi Modern Classical. Glee Club . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Oh Gee . . . Malecjuenia . . . am- bitious . . . true friend . . . likes classical music . . . college bound. CAROLYN MARGARET WINFELDER 3034 McEldcrry Street St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Windy . . . Sodality- . . . A A . . . Rid- ing Club . . . Navy . . . always ready to help . . . Poly . . . loads of fun . . . jovial. ► NANCY CATHERINE WILLIAMS 3152 Raven wood Avenue Shrine of the Little Flower Academic Commercial. Willie . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Rid- ing Club . . . Love it . . . Begin the Beguine” . . . likes horses and dancing . . . french fries . . . very likeable. ► LORRAINE MARY WISCHER 311 S. Robinson Street St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Wish . . . Sodality . . . Drama Guild . . . A A . . . Vocation Club . . . Fire Drill Officer . . . Sym- phony . . . drawing . . . Alca- zar's star boarder . . . Marge, Stacy and I . . . Always. 62 4 DOLORES JOSEPHINE TONGIANI 3405 Kentucky Avenue Shrine of the Little Flower Academic Commercial. Tongie . . . Sodality Rep. . . . A A . . . Drama Guild . . . Riding Club . . enjoys athletics . . . Ain't That Sharp . . . lots of fun . . . Got Any Candy?” ◄ JOSEPHINE PATRICIA VENTURA 1814 N. Bond Street St. Paul Modern Classical. Jo . . . So- dality . . . A A . . . Ooh la-la” . . . Calvert Hall enthusiast . . . familiar figure at ice cream coun- ter .. . listening to Boston Blackic . . . enjoys reading, writing. MARGARET MARIE TRENKAMP 2638 E. Chase Street St. Elizabeth Latin-Science. Margie . . . Sodality ... A A Rep. . . . Drama Guild . . . Prom Com- mittee ... Jay Vcc Basketball . . . English Club President . . . Got Something To Eat? . . . candy . . . poetry . . . Paper Moon . . . devilish . . . partial to Army. DOLORES MARY VITEK 2203 E. Eager Street St. Wenceslaus Latin-Science. Dec” . . . Presi- dent Class 47 . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . Holy Pete . . . loves to eat, sleep, . . . Cashmere Song . .. sports. JEANNETTE ROSALIE VELENOVSKY 8047 Philadelphia Road St. Clement. Roscdalc Academic Commercial. Jean- nie . . . A A . . . To Each His Own” . . . lover of sports . . . Calvert Hall . . . Clear As Mud . . . full of fun . . . witty . . . likes music . . . sweet . . . ice cream. VERONICA ANTOINETTE WEBER 401 S. Chester Street Holy Rosary Academic Commercial. Ron- nie . . . quiet and reserved . . . If You Were the Only Girl . . . coiffeur collector . . . danc- ing . . . baking . . . upside down cake . . . basketball. HENRIETTA MAGDELINE W1SNOWSKY 36 North Curie)' Street St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Hank” . . . Oh Nuts . . . Sodality . . . C.S.M.C. Representative . . . Rid- ing Club . . . Drama Guild . . . classical music . . . always up and active . . . April Showers” . . . Vocation Club. BERNADETTE E. ZAMENSKI 645 S. Streeper Street St. Casimir Academic Commercial. Bcrnic” . . . A A . . . Happy go lucky . . . Polish weddings . . . Italian food . . . aeronautics . . . Leave it to me . . . Oh, Marie” . . . comedian. BARBARA VERONICA WOHLFORT 105 S. Curley Street St. Elizabeth Academic Commercial. Babs . . . Sodality . . . A A . . . High- way Staff . . . Varsity Basketball . . . Prom Committee . . . never a dull moment with her around . . . good dancer . . . Initiation Committee. GERALDINE JUSTINE ZAWODNA 2914 Hudson St. St. Casimir Academic Commercial. Dean- ny . . . Sodality Representative . . . Oh Brother . . . Star- dust . . . mischief . . . A A . . . CSMC Representative . . . Drama Guild . . . bowling . . . initiation committee. NORA PATRICIA WOLFF 1411 Belt St. Saint Mary Star of the Sea Academic Commercial. Goldie . . . Drama Guild . . . A A . . . Riding Club . . . Bowling . . . Sodality . . . The Old Lamp Lighter . . . You don’t say” . . . reading . . . skating . . . dancing . . . O What a Pal Is Mar)’.” GLORIA CATHERINE ZIEGEL 3204 Hudson Street St. Brigid General Course. Glo” . . . So- dality . . . A A . . . Drama Guild . . . knitting . . . You Keep Coming Back Like A Song” . . . jolly . . . Jcepers. 64 All salesmen, to prove their worth must sell. These seniors have earned the title super salesmen” by obtaining the highest number of patrons in their respective classes for the 1947 Troubadour. They are: H. Wisnowsky, 3A; T. Leonard, 2A; A. Marschall, lA; M. Caccamise, 5A; J. Velenovsky, 4A. 65 Catholic High's greatest possession is its joyous, enthusiastic classes . . . loyal seniors, animated juniors, gay sophomores and light- hearted freshmen, who all turn out with a help- ing hand whether it be for a Review campaign, a European relief drive, or the 1947 Trouba- dour. Turn the pages and meet the classes. 66 67 SR. MARY CARMELIA 1A—Religion, Latin. French SR. MARY IGNACITA, Principal 2A—Religion, Mathematics SR. MARY CATHARINE DE RICCI 3A—Religion. English ► SECTION 1A Front Row—F. Hartzell, T. Weininger, R. Thomas, M. K. Kiehnc, J. Ventura, C. Ralston. M. Ruppert, P. Gill, R. Butta, P. Snec. Second Row—V. Leyko, C. Helmrich, T. Cryzan. J. Barrow, P. O'Donnell, D. Haigley, A. M. Welsh. Third Row—A. M. Manley, J. McKinless, J. Pfeifer, M. Trenkamp, A. Dubovik, A. Kilduff, E. Shanahan, M. Jaronczyk, J. Steven- son, V. Roth. Fourth Row—A. Marschall, E. Mrozek, L. Panuska. R. Stone, D. Vitek, H. Razulis, J. Miller, G. Holdorf. R. Hildebrand, C. Cook, J. Gibmcyer. ► SECTION 2A First Row—R. Burncss, M. Madigan, E. Clary, N. Williams, M. Taylor, A. Miller, B. Baker, C. Franke, D. Thompson, E. Cahill, A. Rohe. Second Row—C. Schafer, E. Cromwell, B. Fraunholz, M. Keeley, E. Bowling, A. Bolewicki. Upper— M. McGrail, A. Hagan, M. Codd, M. Leimkuhlcr. Lower— M. Tartal, M. Mylin, M. Kroupa, C. Taresco. Third Row— C. Dc Lea, F. Holzapfel, T. Gear)’, L. Filbert, M. Skalinski, D. Gildea, T. Leonard, H. Muller, A. Klein, E. Funk. SECTION 3A ► First Row—T. Kaiser, L. Fraley, M. Lordcn, D. Rutkowski, A. Wimmer, M. Adams, M. Monahan, B. Saunders, D. Prellcr, D. Puls, G. Zawodna, M. Adelman. Second Row—M. Than- ner, V. Cox, D. Butta, H. Wisnowsky, J. Hook, B. Slimbach. N. McIntosh, M. Doonan, M. Bukowski, A. Kucinski, V. Weber. Third Row—L. Wischer, L. Stahanski, J. O'Brien, C. Nickles, J. Fuchs, J. Bell, D. Guercio, A. Dietrich, N. Wolff, M. Stromer, M. Huber, R. Guerras, E. Karcz, D. Kaiser. 68 69 70 ◄ SECTION 4A Front Row—R. Porter, M. Grocka, G. Arczynski, T. Kielczcw- ska, B. Crawley, A. Krause, C. Winfelder, J. Izdebska, R. Bilzer, A. Dieter, M. Barlow, S. Feehley. Second Row— M. DiBattista, M. Reese, G. Howard, R. Rcpkowski, E. Kulczynska, C. Coonan, F. Schilling, M. Moravec, M. Sladck, C. Lynch, E. Cosgrove, L. Merani. Last Row—E. Rosel, S. Maskol, J. Velenovsky, J. Taylor, M. Fiedler, C. O'Connell, J. McClure, D. Tongiani, M. Hughes, G. Grabowski, R. Gorey, R. Adams, D. Kendryna, M. Noppenberger, H. Ena. 4 SECTION 5A First Row—B. Dill, M. Sommer, M. L. Kreaflc, B. Bowers, M. Harrington, A. Fitzsimmons, V. Groncki, S. Griffith, E. Mark, T. Platczyk, A. Navarria, A. Sieracki. Second Row— A. Stromer, E. Duraczyk, B. Zamenski, L. Kaiss, M. Luciano, D. Sappington, M. Schmitt, D. Behr, H. Smith, B. Cunning- ham, A. Redding. Third Rou—D. Hartman, R. M. Thuman, G. Fousek, L. Harwetel, E. Pacifici, N. Strapclli, B. Wohlfort, G. Ziegel, M. Bunty, B. Klima, M. Caccamisc, R. Davis. ◄ SECTION IB Bottom Row—P. McKeever, D. Osterhaus, M. L. Sauer, K. Kilmurray, R. Russell, D. Eikenburg, J. Reese, J. Witkowski, A. Ellis, H. Grogan, A. Clary, M. Gross. Middle Row— T. Wesolowski, M. Kane, T. Papiri, J. Mathieu, D. Becker, D. Bradley, K. Kline, L. Smith, J. Szamski, J. Bricko, M. Caha, R. Hanratty, A. Young, M. Robinson. Top Row— M. Shay, G. Glaeser, P. Cosgrove, R. Deuerling, R. Frazier, M. Dushel, S. Rhoads, I. Wolf, R. McClaskey, R. Slechta, S. Rohe, A. Bostwick, D. Bozzone, L. Gallagher, D. Shulka. SR. MARY CANUTA 4A—Religion, Science, French SR. MARY DE SALES 5A—Religion, Commercial SR. MARY THOMASINF. IB—Religion, Commercial 71 SR. MARY CLETA 2B—Religion, Mathematics, History SR. MARY ERMINELDA 3B—Religion, English, Mathematics SR. MARY IMELDA 4B—Religion, History ► SECTION 2B First Row—D. Krue, B. Murphy, E. Sumwalt, P. Flaherty, M. Auld, P. Everet, W. Hohman, E. Hcnnick, J. Moran, L. Haller, R. M. Rohe, E. Pope, F. Rifici, J. Rice. Second Row—R. Leyh, D. Tillette, R. Wagner, S. Wlodarczyk, M. Maley, J. Bunting, E. Zolwoski, M. R. Kasai, A. Newsome, M. Adelman, M. Davis, D. Huebschman, G. Matthews, M. Roth. Third Row—M. A. Roscndale, T. Hochrein, Joan Duerr, D. Haas, D. Bishop, M. Schafferman, J. Moran, E. Stefankicwicz. ► SECTION 3B First Row—M. Wirkcrt, M. Donovan, G. Folio, J. Michel, R. M. Scidi, G. Paetow, J. Quinn, A. Kirby, K. Ryan, M. Bussells, A. Vanick, E. Fechlcy. Second Ron—D. Hupfer, H. Tetkowski, V. McAllister, E. Ryan. G. Wrzosek, F. jaskowiak, A. Gagalski, D. Sadowski, H. Horcher, M. Hunlcy, G. Mulvey, C. Lejsiak, J. Service. Third Rou—E. Marlatt, F. Ordakowski, C. Coale, M. Grauer, C. McNally, F. An gelini, D. Kaufman, M. Beever, C. Courtney, B. Twardowski, M. Szczepaniak, F. Rattman, J. Nachodsky, T. Lentz, A. Faulstich. SECTION 4B ► Bottom Ron—J. Marrocco, M. Kralick, F. L. Barrett, J. Hieber, M. K. Langhirt, R. Goebel, F. Thuman, M. L. Turner, A. Jones, M. L. Luczowski, M. Messina, C. Bialozenski, Middle Row—D. Rietschy, M. Raab, A. Wagner. B. Hauf, C. Evans, E. Miskimon, V. Silvestri, A. Scardigli, E. Findling. T. Yesker, M. Simon, S. Funk. Top Row—E. Paska, R. Mierkiewicz, H. Schafer, P. Lenhoff, E. Gay, M. Wagner, F. Doroba, D. Wojciechowski, B. Lesnick, J. Pallasch, M. Rabenau, C. Cawunder, E. Bogdan, M. Dobry, J. Wienicke. 72 73 74 ◄ SECTION 5B First Row—E. Sunderland, M. Doercr, N. Wieber, E. Rchm, M. Bagwell, M. L. Warlitz, J. Codd, J. Cooney, I. Konieczny, P. Eisenhower, M. Brochmcyer, A. Strohminger. Second Row —F. Tucholka, R. Koscielski, H. Hickman, C. McNeill, M. A. Brewer, B. Mulvey, J. Zarriello, D. Kuckuda, B. Tuchton, P. Toboll, M. Szczepanski, D. Appel. Third Rou— R. Wundcr, D. Baker, A. Fowler, D. Moravec, B. Dobrzy- kowski, E. Heuslcr, A. Nadrowski, D. Slomba, A. Snyder, R. M. Schmidt, D. Guttenberger, L. Baroch, M. Horton, D. Labadie. SECTION 6B First Row—A. Egenhoeffer, D. Jahradka, M. Trageser, J. Woodhead, P. Bell, J. Varsalone, G. Przybylska, R. Przybylow- ska, T. Novak, P. Dougherty, M. Maka, R. McCaffrey. Second Row—R. White, E. Hammon, C. Carmen, M. Prouty, L. Hartka, L. Knocrlin, M. Pilkerton, M. Bullock, H. Holz- heid, D. Lcen, J. Forestell, C. Maciolek, M. Ricss, D. Janow- ski. Third Row—T. Grimaldi, E. Sobreski, R. Zaraclowiscz, G. Biaconi, J. Buxbaum, M. Schwarzkoff, J. Welsh, M. Bar- ton, L. Cieprisz, A. Della Rose, B. Kent, R. Lease, J. Cromwell. SECTION 1C First Row—P. Clarke, R. Kuta, M. Kuhn, M. Ludwig, D. Maher, D. Edwards, M. Homey, M. Giza, M. Allen, C. Wisnowsky, J. Rosensteel, N. DellaRose, D. Dawson, C. Belt. Second Row—L. Hillenbrand, K. Duschl, M. Miller, P. Arnold, M. Appell, J. Wilhelmsen, A. Kolakouski, A. Wall, P. Kelly, M. Sweeney, C. Nickel, A. Kearney, S. Paul, A. Schraml, D. Foertsch, F. Rolf, G. Bathon. Third Row—R. Smuck, M. Ringger, M. Lanahan, T. Voosen, J. Barock, I . Buckley, G. Nies, B. Rock, G. Moran, D. Kornick, M. Fields, M. List, A. Schmitt, J. Zanto, B. Thompson. SR. MARY CONSTANTINE 5B—Religion, Science SR. MARY GENEVIEVE 6B—Religion. Science SR. MARY ST. MICHAEL 1C—Religion, Library 75 ► SR. MARY LUCETTA 2C—Religion, Latin SR. MARY MANUELITA 3C—Religion. Mathematics SR. MARY IRMALITA 4C—Religion, Spanish, Latin SECTION 2C First Row—M. Vojik, D. Dunnigan, A. Mandclia, M. Kraus, T. Kammerer. T. Jasinski, D. Macey, R. Shortt, R. Verderami, J. Czapski, A. Weber, L. Schocnhoff, E. Wohlfort, I. August. Second Rou—M. Pilackowski, L. Barr, P. Speigel, R. Bald- win, B. Ebert, C. Kearney, D. Mrozek, M. Fritz, J. Burke, T. Kowalczyk, R. M. Latinville. P. McKenna, M. Morning- star, B. Holmes, M. Kocur. Third Row—B. Urban, M. Wagner, T. Grigora, J. Tillmann. J. Macfarlane, J. Moore, D. Sadler, T. Sikorsky, J. Karl, A. Lesnick, D. Bailey, J. Blair, B. Brune, C. Danaher, V. Fromhart, R. Weber, T. Lipinska. ► SECTION 3C Bottom Row—M. Balestri, C. Heath, C. Gaskin, A. O'Connor, C. Kurek, D. Demma, A. Kaufman, P. Foltz, G. Hartman, E. Flowers, M. Sunderland, M. Poffcl, M. Taormina, A. Campeneschi. Middle Row—B. Beck, J. Kahl, L. Hardy, R. Kozlowski, T. Ozazewski, M. Lotz, E. Knoche, E. Snyder. A. Schlegel, M. C. Wilder, M. Strohminger, N. Everett, P. Winkler, D. Dernoga, J. Miller. Top Row—R. O'Brocki, N. Mulvihill, A. Moran, L. Dauer, M. Rcett, B. Burns, E. Rhcads, H. Pfeiffer, A. Blosl, D. Stolze, M. Hessler, J. Unis, M. L. Sinclair, M. Kerby, M. A. Tucker, J. Trageser. ► SECTION iC First Row—M. Ulatoski, D. Summers, A. Berger, B. Urban, C. Lepus, C. Deinlein, F. Spencer, P. Whitney, M. Mc- Laughlin, M. Rich, A. Krause, M. Klaus, A. Lewandowski, J. Dailey. Second Row—B. Barrett, F. Fangman, M. J. Pat- tinson, J. Knapp, T. Kasanowska, H. Ebkens, E. Creamer, V. Sieracki, C. Sniadowski, M. Soellncr, E. Rabenau, J. Reh- berger, N. Shaw, M. McKinless, M. A. Leimkuhler. Third Row—D. Snitzer, M. Ellis, J. Garrigan, G. Mosca, H. Mor- gan, M. Lindung, T. Grozkowska, P. Gnau, V. Gnacyk, J. Henderson, F. Huber, M. Henderson, C. Witte, M. Bower. E. Walsh. 76 77 78 ◄ SECTION 5C First Row—A. Bcrluti, D. Panis, M. Willey-, R. Maciejcwski, C. Barbera, C. Dziennik, B. Prouty, C. Julian, J. Meyer, S. Schirmcr, T. Oles, E. Rode, E. Singleton, M. McDonough. Second Row—R. Kirchncr, V. Stromer, V. Cieri, J. Cucco, V. Taylor, M. Insley, P. Phebus, M. Gravatt, C. Clark, B. Evoy, P. Healy, E. Rachinskas, M. J. Heiderich, B. Rybacka, B. Stewart. Third Row—D. Irwin, J. Widecker, H. Mannion, D. Angevine, J. Lawler, J. Beil, G. Cossentina, M. L. Appell, M. Blum, J. Ccnturclli, P. Brown, A. Bunting, P. Downs, K. Schaum, M. Wundcr, D. Venavage. ◄ SECTION 6C First Row—A. Rostkowski, G. Bailey, M. Janda, L. Izdcbska, J. Cora, J. Gcclhaar, C. Dyess, L. Davis, P. Barbera, T. Cymbor, R. Haberkorn, R. Hartley, D. Ruppcrt, E. Duraczyk. Second Row—P. Ccsclsky, C. Branagan, M. Zimmerman, L. Mchring, D. Sipes, D. Childress, A. Golden, K. Huebenthal, V. Kolakowski, J. Kowalcwska, J. McGuire, A. Schafer, M. L. Hartlovc, D. Scheuerman, E. Miller. Third Row—M. Schwartz, H. Jackson, C. Wiegmann, B. Watroba, D. Kilroy, R. Schoenig, J. Real, M. Peters, C. Blum, L. Bohns, L. Adams, A. Rode, I. Vende, M. Barry. ◄ SECTION ID First Row—J. Cortese, M. Adams, Crccgan, D. Carmen, S. Brown, A. Bond, J. Chmielswski, A. Bcrnadzikowska, I. Bolewicki, J. Barry, D. Butta, C. Baracco, J. Ali. Second Row—C. Annello, J. Caha, E. Barrett, V. Adair, N. Clayland, H. Clancy, M. Coco, F. Ballistrcri, N. Annarino, K. Shaw, F. Biglcy, J. Capizzi, J. Bocrcn. Third Row—E. Arnold, R. Bauer, E. Cage, M. Baker, J. Brune, M. Budzik, J. Bidle, M. Bromwcll, B. Becker, D. Caswell, C. Button. Fourth Row —J. Buters, A. Barron, A. Chyba, E. Conklin, W. Butler, L. Brady, B. Alt, R. Ashcroft, G. Coscia, J. Cala, C. Bowling. SR. MARY JOAN IGNATIUS 5C—Religion, Commercial, English SR. MARY PAUL HELENE 6C—Religion, Latin SR. MARY MARGARET DOLORES ID—Religion, Commercial, Mathematics 79 ► SR. MARY JEANETTE CLARE 2D—Religion, English SR. MARY DONALD IGNATIUS 3D—Religion, Mathematics SR. MARY FRANCIS MARIE 4D—Religion, Music, English SECTION 2D Left to Right, Top to Bottom—A. Galleghcr, C. Fermes, F. Denson, C. Cyz, E. Deller, R. de Carlo, J. Dvorak, M. Fullano, G. Do Crescent, J. Dc Frank, C. Detoric, I. Duncan, A, Elder, R. M. Forace, K. Dougherty, M. Fredericks, D. Dclamar, G. Delamar, S. Dentz, D. Funk, M. Doonan, E. Fiedler, J. Etzel, M. Duklewski, M. Filipowicz, M. Doll, B. Ena, M. Dcvoc, E. Dclcher, F. Drost, H. Edcr, M. Ely, A. Fritsch, M. Furnkas, E. Galeone, P. Evans, A. Ebert, D. Frankowski, P. Ford, L. Evans, M. Feindt, J. Dunkerly, M. Eikenberg, M. Ford. ► SECTION 3D Front Row—G. Gaeb, P. Good, E. Kahl, M. Holland, G. Holthause, D. Hughes, V. Kaspar, M. Ilgcnfritz, K. Jackson, N. Guerin, J. Jacobauski, Y. Hook. Second Row—H. Gratz, M, Hartman, C. Gostomska, E. Hester, M. A. Jackson, E. Hand, L. Geary, M. Hofstetter, E. Glinowiccka, J. Herbert, C. Hirsch. Third Row—C. Janocha. J. Jones, B. Green, L. Hogan, P. Gross, L. Kaufman, V. Hoffman, M. L. Green. Fourth Row—J. Glaeser, M. C. Hartman, S. Jones, T. Janocha, M. Hcnnick, M. Hartman, M. Haupt, M. Horner. Fifth Row —G. Goldbcck, D. Hohcnbcrger, M Geissler, M. Kahn, R. Harbaugh, E. Gross, M. Hain, I. Hilinska. ► SECTION 4D First Row—L. LoZito, M. M. Kress, K. Manic)', C. Leonard, M. Kuemmert, A. Kensicka, A. Lyons, H. Leva, A. Kern, L. Krowczyk, M. Majchrzak. Second Row—C. Lorden, L. Mack, A. Kerrigan, K. Kuhns, B. Kulis, M. Lucas, D. Knopik, V. Kirby, C. Kiper, K. Loeblcin, I. Klein. Third Row—J. Kline, J. Keefer, A. Kurzmiller, T. Mannion, H. Macko, D. Kutchcy, B. Matter, N. Massey, D. Leiben, P. Lampman. Fourth Row—V. Klima, A. Krause, F. Koslowski, P. Knocr- lein, I. Manik, M. Kinsclla, J. Maskol, R. M. Knocrlein, J. Kotcrivas. Fifth Row—J. LcPorc, M. E. Magrogan, F. Lclo- vek, M. A. Klein, M. L. Lubertinc, C. Lange, V. Kolarik, E. Konieczny. 00 ◄ SECTION 5D First Row—P. McLaughlin, G. Novak, J. Mullancy, L. Nemcc, E. Palacky, F. Novak, G. Olcski, E. Michel, G. Panuska, C. Morganti. Second Row—M. McCartney, J. Miller, S. Otra- dovec, A. McMann, D. Palasik, J. May, D. Piechocka, E. Cuneo, R. Messina. Third Row—N. L. Noltc, D. McHalc. N. Michalak, G. Moore, P. McDermott, B. Miller, M. Mat- theu, B. Novak. Fourth Row—J. Menncllo, M. Michno, D. Parr, A. Novotny, M. McGinnis, L. Metzger, M. M. McQuadc, M. S. McQuaid, C. Novotny. Fifth Row—B. A. Miller, D. Paszka, P. Cullinson, R. Milchling, D. Pilachouska, E. Oates, H. Parrish, E. Pass, M. McNeil, D. Miller, M. Pistorio. ◄ SECTION 6D First Row—C. Smith. M. C. Rohe, A. Slomba, J. Rcstivo, M. Rarcnis, M. Rossi, C. Simon, Mary Rarcnis, M. C. Smith. Second Row—A. M. Smith, T. Smutck, M. D. Smith, M. Rutkowski, A. Singleton, A. Redding, A. M. Purcell, G. Singer. Third Row—C. Rizzo, A. Smith, G. Quinn, E. Snec, A. Schleupner, M. Scott, M. E. Smith, I. Skinner, J. Schultz, G. Ruskcll. Fourth Row—M. L. Ralston, C. Reed, B. Schilpp, P. Rivers, J. Reynolds, T. Sterans. Fifth Row— J. Russell, M. A. Roache, P. Rowan, M. Prodoehl, G. Przy- bylska, J. Schaeffer, J. Scidl. Sixth Row—J. Spcrlcin, A. Ricco- bono, R. Shue, J. Schmidt, C. Smrcina, F. Schicfcr, N. Poggi. R. M. Poggi. 4 SECTION 7D Front Row—R. Sullivan, M. Trapani, R. Wesolowski, D. Taylor, R. Tine, A. Gardner, L. Vanik, C. Tiasek, A. Tinker, M. L. Thomas. M. Wcttcrs, C. Watts, V. Tolbert. Second Row—C. Strickland, A. Vcrnarelli, L. Stall, E. Wisniewska. M. A. Tyszke, P. Watkins, R. Ventura, J. Wynne, M. A. Gaphardt, E. Zicmski, E. Voosen. Third Row—J. Wittstadt, R. Weber, R. Wilson, J. Wheeler. R. Wintering, R. Trusz- kowski, M. Zeller, R. Tinker, C. Tragcscr, J. Walaconis, C. Stiepcr, J. Welsh. Fourth Row—M. Valenti, V. Spiegel, G. Stansbury, T. Weber, R. Zwirlcin, V. Strieker, V. Velcnovsky, M. E. Staub, R. Vanik, A. Welsh, D. Swiecicka. SR. MARY CATHERINE 5D—Religion, Art, English SR. MARY ADEI.E FRANCIS 6D—Religion, History SR. MARY MARGARET ST. FRANCIS 7D—Religion, Music 83 SR. MARY HORTENSE Commercial SR. MARTIN JOSEPH School Office SR. MARY ARNOLDINE School Cafeteria Faculty Motherhousc, Convent of Our Lady of Angels, Glen Riddle, Penna. 84 Catholic High is proud of its cafeteria which is painted attractively in tones of green and buff. The decor is carried out in the inlaid linoleum squares which cover the whole floor, in the tables, and in the attractive curtains. MISS RUTH PARRISH MISS MARGARET SHERMAN MRS. MARGUERITE ROBINSON English and Mathematics Physical Education Home Economics 85 Bc-e t 3 B. Wohlfort, M. Skalinski, N. Strappelli, P. Codd, M. Trenkamp, J. J. Izdebska, who are on the Prom Committee, are taking time out from for some ''small talk.” L. Filbert, and 11 (JuliuM-and. social consciousness Catholic education takes in the whole aggregate of human life: domestic and social, as well as intellectual and moral, in order to regulate and perfect it in accordance with the teaching of Christ. Extra-curricular activities at Catholic High help to make students social- minded. Junior and senior proms, press meetings, musicales, dramatic and provide social and cultural advantages to students during their four years at school. Dolores Kaiser and escort are typi- cal of happy couples seen at school proms. 87 Make-up occupies the attention of A. Stromer, D. Puls, F. Hartzell, and J. Fuchs, who are arranging that part of the year book which contains the senior pictures. The official publication of Catholic High, The Troubadour, is the medium through which the seniors perpetuate their memories. A complete record of their scholastic attainments, sports, activities, and interests appear in its pages. Girls who gave their efforts to make the Trouba dour a success are, left to right—M. Lorden B. Pacifici, P. Snee, S. Griffith, C. Nickles, J McClure, M. Jaronczyk, J. Burness, M. Madi gan, D. Kendryna, C. Schafer, R. Adams, P Gill, R. Davis and F. Holzapfel. 88 Here we sec members of the Troubadour Staff typing material which is now part of this book. The girls spent a great deal of time writing and revising projects assigned to them. First Row— Shirley Griffith, Corrinc Nickles, Ann Stromer. Second Row— Mildred Jaronczyk, Margaret Lorden, Regina Burncss, Rita Adams. 89 An attractive front page is essential to any newspaper. That is why the Highway seniors compare notes and seek counsel from authorized sources in order to have attractive make-up and newsy articles for the Highway’s page 1. Seated—B. Wohlfort, K. O’Connell, J. McKinless. J. Stevenson, G. Holdorf. Standing—J. Bell, E. Funk, Editor-in-Chicf, A. Klein. N. Strappelli, P. Taylor, G. Howard, N. McIntosh. J. Gib- meycr, M. Harrington, and R. Hildebrand. tj ie ffiqhwat jtasses Columns 90 These efficient members of the Highway Business Staff typed let- ters, addressed envelopes, composed columns and made trips to the printers. They are A. Dietrich, A. Wimmcr, D. Butta and M. Cat- camise. Writing feature stories, meeting deadlines, in- terviewing celebrities, and pasting up dum- mies arc part of the after-school activities of these junior Highway reporters. Front Row— P. Everett, M. L. Turner, P. Lenhoff. Second Row—M. Brewer, C. Kilmurray, E. Pope, P. Bell. Third Row—R. M. Wunder, I. Ko- ¥ meezny. anJumds a!!activities 91 February 22, the day of the Catholic Press Meeting at Seton High School, found these girls eager to compare :heir ideas and exchange them with other local schools. First Row—H. Pacifici, D. Puls. Second Row—J. Bell, D. Butta. P. Gill. Third Row— ). Fuchs, F. Holaapfcl, C. Schafer, A. Marschall. Mt. St. Joe’s with customary hospitality generously offered their bus to press delegates to the University of Maryland convention in Novem- ber. Here we see Seton, Mt. St. Joe and Catholic High delegates and advisers getting ready for the trip. At the right is Brother Martin John, who organized the Catholic Press Association in Maryland. Catholic High delegates were B. Funk, A. Klein and M. Harrington. Mt. St. Joe delegates arc T. Garrity, F. Antowiak, J. Lentz, J. Dukert and H. Debelius. Reviewing school papers before the Univcisity of Maryland press meeting arc Catholic High, Seton, and Mt. St. Joe delegates. (Photos by Mt. St. Joe) Also seen present at the meet- ing, attending different ses- sions were: Seated—H. Wis- nowski, P. Sncc. Standing— J. McClure, M. R. Madigan, D. Kcndryna. B. Slimbach. J. Stevenson, G. Holdorf, R. Davis. The Catholic Editors’ Club meets monthly at different schools. Peggy Codd and Betty Funk represented Cath- olic High at this meeting at Notre Dame of Maryland in January. Jleetinqs stimulate social min Jedness 92 Pfiom committees enjoy tasks Here we see, left to right—G. Grabowski, P. O'Donnell, V. Roth, C. Coonan, R. Guerras, R. Davis, Senior Class President D. Vitek, E. Funk, J. Bell, and M. Thanner, who seem excited about the coming Senior Prom. Inci- dentally, these girls on the Prom Committee helped to make it a most memorable one. The Art of tripping the light fantastic is displayed by seniors, L. Filbert and R. Guerras at the Junior Prom of ‘46. 93 jfddinq iI ate ham to life ► A close-up of six members of the Verse Choir and Glee Club at Christ- mas, includes, left to right—C. Schafer, A. Stromer, V. Leyko, E. Miller, H. Razulis, and A. Navarria. One of the important cultural departments of the senior class is the verse-speaking choir. In this class the girls learn choral interpretations of poetry, besides acquiring variation of time and perfection of diction. During the year this group has given several fine performances in- cluding Vespers,” “My Sweet Brown GaS,” St. Catherine,” and The Littlcst Angel.” ◄ Catholic High Glee Club consists of a choir of girls who are eager to learn to sing in a group and who give entertainment to everyone who is interested in worthwhile music. The group sings in three-part harmony. Members have shown their talent by taking part in the Cathedral Hour” program and combining with Calvert Hall boys in a spring musicale. which music alone doth qive 95 '‘Seven Sistens earnedclimax Smiling graciously at their newly acquired beaux are three of the seven sisters, who finally seem to have captured the hearts of three gallant officers. Left to right—R. Hildebrand, V. Leyko, T. Kaiser, B. Baker. D. Haigley, M. Sommer. Oh, Mother, look, table linens for our hope chest!” exclaims Katinka (B. Baker) as Mrs. Gyurkovic throws up her hands in despair at the news of Mitzi’s homecoming. Left to right—A. Bolcwicki, B. Baker, V. Leyko, M. Ruppert, P. Taylor, and A. Dubovik. One thrilling episode of Seven Sisters” is the win- dow scene in which Pierrette (D. Haigley) and Pierrot (M. Sommer) reminisce over the wonderful memories they have of the dance where the)’ first met. Happily recounting the memories of the Masejue Ball from which they have just come, are the oldest sisters and their escorts. Left to right are: Colonel Radviana (T. Kaiser), Katinka Radviana (B. Baker), Guida (G. Holdorff), Horkoy (M. Sommer), Mitzi (D. Haigley), Ella (A. Bolcwicki), Sandorfi (R. Hilde- brand), and Shari (V. Lcyko). Oh! Mitzi's (D. Haigley) experience at convent school related to her three older sisters bring cries of astonishment, while her three younger sisters rum- mage delightfully among the strange, but fascinating contents of her purse. Left to right—B. Baker, A. Bolcwicki. V. Leyko, D. Haigley, M. Ruppert, P. Gill, and P. Taylor. ojseniors'' Jtimatic ejjo fits 97 Many long and hard hours arc spent in practicing and memorizing the notes of great composers for the entertainment of C. H. students. Seated at the piano, left to right. are: J. McClure and J. Stevenson. Standing, Front Ron•—A. Nad row- ski, P. O'Donnell, D. Shulka, M. L. Hartlorc, C. Nickol, J. Rice, M. L. Mylin. Back Row—J. Pollasch, J. Miller, B. Dobrzyowski, E. Karcz, and P. Clarke. ‘‘J ie £ittlest t fnqe '' Music Hath Charm! This famous quotation is the motto of these music-minded lassies who entertain an appreciative Catholic High audi- ence many times during the year. Seated at the piano, left to right, are: M. L. Mylin, B. Dobrzyowski and E. Karcz. Standing—J. Mc- Clure. M. Kasai, J. Stevenson, J. Miller, and V. I.eyko. was nucleus oj[Inistmas jitioqfiam Jingling of sleigh bells is a sure sign that Christmas is here, and so these vivacious young merrymakers added to the joyous season with their many gay songs, dances and skits. At Yulctide, with the Bambino” as the centerpiece, the Glee Club and Verse Choir combined to present a medley of hymns and the Christmas story— The Littlest Angel —the tale of a waif who is a misfit in Heaven until he gets his box from home, which to his and all the Angels' surprise, becomes the Shining Star of Bethlehem. G. Ziegel, (Santa Claus), engages the snowman. Jack, in a conversa- tion about the possibilities of having a long winter and plenty of snow. Been 4 Left to right—J. Hook, M. Skalinski, P. Cosgrove, R, Leyh, J. Service, A. Klein, B. Filbert, R. Guerras, D. Kaiser. 100 Fair play, the give” and take” of ordinary living—all phases of playing the game fairly and squarely —are characteristic of the world of sports. Catholic High students throw themselves wholeheartedly into sports, more than 900 having joined the Athletic Association this year. How to take victory and defeat are valuable outcomes. N. Everett, M. Fritz, F. Barrett. 101 Catholic High and basketball are almost synonymous. Both arc given the whole- hearted support of the faculty and the stu- dent body. Of all the sports entered into by the students, basketball is the most thrill- ing and cheer-provoking. Basketball pro- vides enjoyment for the spectators as well as for the players. There's never a dull moment, whether it is at practice or at an actual game. A tense moment in the Institute game was caught by the photographer when all eyes, focused on the ball, witnessed another basket for Catholic High. Yea team! Providing that much needed support to raise the stamina of the basket- ball teams, are the ever peppy cheerleaders. The)' are considered a major part of the basketball teams, and always bring lightness with them to the games. Baskeflatt 102 P. Everett, P. Kelly, T. Grimaldi. TJa isiiy won 9 out oj If qames I got it shouts Forward Joan Service, after recovering the ball for her team in the Institute game which ended in Catholic High's victory, with a score of 36 to 21. jmmJes tlnillinq moments atevefiif qame 103 This swift-footed J. V. squad could put Mercury to shame when it comes to fast action on the gym floor, upholding the school honors. Playing against such teams as Southern, Patterson, Tow son Catholic. Scton, Institute of N. D. and Kenwood, they came out on top in every game. First Row—D. Forestch, R. Hartley, K. Nickles, A. Miller (Historian), J. Stevenson (Manager), A. Kirby, M. Homey, M. Hunley. Second Row—D. Tillette, D. Kaufman, A. Kilduff, A. Klein, H. Horcher, E. Miskimmons, H. Marion, C. Wisnowsky, R. Baldwin. 104 A group of score-makers is this sextette of Varsity bas- keteers: front—M. Leyh, L. Filbert, B. Wohlfort; upper— M. Skalinski, R. Guerras, J. Service. Despite the efforts of the Institute guards, another basket is scored for Catholic High's undefeated jayvee. 105 In the thick of ever)' fray appeared this wide-awake group of cheer- leaders. Like Scot clansmen of old, they held aloft the torch that signalled victory. 106 Riders, one and all, arc these Cathy Highs who are left to right: A. Marschall, A. M. Manley, V. Groncki, N. Williams, C. Win- feller, M, Bunty. Every Wednesday brings the girls to the doors of Colonial Stables for either a quick canter or a slow trot through Herring Run Park. A. Marschall is the manager of the girls' Riding Club. An excellent equestrienne, she takes a great deal of interest in helping to develop the beginners' riding ability. 107 • • First Row—A. Marschall, A. Klein. Second Row—C. Schafer, A. M. Manley, J. Izdebska. Third Row—P. Gill, V. Leyko, R. Davis, L. Harwetcl. Inset—A. Wimmcr. One main purpose of the Honor Roll is to encourage very student to put forth her great- est effort and to raise the standing of the school as a whole. Through rain, snow and shine They're always on time! .................... These proud lassies can boast of holding a high school record for four years perfect attendance. They arc: First Row—J. Hook, M. Monahan. Second Row—M. Fiedler, T. Kielczcwski, A. M. Manley, A. Dubovic, B. Wohlfort, E. Karz. %Third Row—A. Marschall, C. Schafer, R. Burness, M. R. Madigan, H. Razulis, M. Than- . i J « .„4 ncr, d. Tongianni. . .. fienject attendancej H joun yeans 108 109 Rev. John Albert Rev. George Bowling Rev. James H. Brooks Rev. Conald Bulland, O.F.M. Rev. Cornelius J. Byrnes Rev. Francis J. Childress Rev. Joseph L. Curran Monsignor John Daly Rev. Joseph A. Davies Rev. Nicholas Dohoney Rev. Paul F. Dolan Rev. John J. Duggan Rev. Anthony Dziwulski Rev. Edward Echels Rev. Joseph D. Fuller Rev. Brother John Harrington, S.M. Rev. E. Gerard Huesman Rt. Rev. Nicholas Jaselli Rev. Thomas M. Kelly Rev. Joseph A. Kenney Rev. Joseph Lane Rev. Benjamin Marczal Rev. Leo V. McGrain Rev. Daniel McGrath Rev. Louis Mancini Rev. Chester J. Micczkowski Rev. Joseph B. Murphy Rev. John Peacock Rev. J. Ambrose Quinn Rev. William F. Sauer Rev. Jerome D. Sebastian Rev. Martin A. Schwalenberg Rt. Rev. Msgr. L. R. Stickney Rev. E. Melville Taylor Rev. Francis Wagner Rev. Leon Warczynski St. Elizabeth Convent St. Paul’s Convent St. Elizabeth School, Rm. 20— Boys St. Elizabeth School, Rm. 20— Girls St. Elizabeth School, Rm. 22— Girls St. Elizabeth School, Rm. 22— Boys Sr. Margaret Aloysius Sr. James Maurice '45 Sr. M. de Sales Sr. Marie Victoria Cub Scouts Troop 34 The Catholic Glee Club Monday Melody Makers Catholic High Catholic High School The Glee Club Monday Melody Makers Section 3A Section IB Section 2B—Row 1 Section 2B—Row 2 Section 2B—Row 3 Section 2B—Row 4 Section 3B Section 4B Section 5B Section 6B Section 1C Section 2C Section 3C Section 4C Section 5C Pafoons Section 6C Section lD Section 2D Section 3D Section 4D Section 5D Section 5D Section 6D Section 7D St. Clement Convent Sisters of St. Francis St. Clement Church, Rosedale St. Clement School Grade One Grade Two Grade Three Grade Four Grade Six Grade Seven—Boys Grade Seven—Girls Grade Eight St. Elizabeth Convent St. Elizabeth Senior Social Club Father Farrell Club Brotherhood Boys of Room 22 Boy Scouts Brownies Cub Scouts Troop 34 Girls of Room 22 Girl Scouts Boys of Room 20 Girls of Room 20 St. Joseph Church Sister Margaret Aloysius Sister M. 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