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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

The Senior (Hass of 1948 expresses its gratitude to Mother Mary Gene- rosa, O.S.F., foundress and direc- tress of The Catholic High School of Baltimore. Preparing for Tomorrow” the ms Preparing Sister Mary Ignacita, principal of The Catholic High School of Baltimore. Zwubadom for tomorrow by forming Christian Lives building Christian Characters leading Christian Lives Seen chatting around the statue of Our Lady of Grace, which was presented by the alumnae last year, are: Scaled-Constance Lejsiak, Teresa Lentz, Charlotte Carmen, Lorraine Ciepris; standing—Theresa Nowak, Jean Nachodsky, Frances Jaskowiak, and Mercedes Sczczpaniak. dedicated to OUR LADY OF GRACE Maridy spes nostra, motto of our newly- appointed Archbishop Francis P. Keough, likewise voices the aspirations of the students of Catholic High. The picture to the left, therefore, tells its own story of children gathered about their mother—of filial dedication to Our Lady of Grace. It is Our Lady who smiles on them each morning as they enter school; whose glance follows them as they leave. It is she whom they hope will lead them down life’s highway to her Divine Son. Lovingly, then, they dedicate the 1948 Troubadour to their mentor, their model, their mother—Our Lady of Grace. May she, the Help of Christians, aid them to form Christ- like minds, to build Christ-like characters, and to live Christ-like lives. Ecce Sa Shepher rf anti ntuler His Excellency, The Most Reverend Francis P. Keough, D.D. Archbishop of Baltimore, who was installed at the Cathedral, February 24, 1948 The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary is the Mother Church of all churches in the United States. Here on April 1 1, 1948, Archbishop Keough addressed Baltimore high school students urging them to support the mission crusade and to take Mary as their model and protector. 'Preparing for Tomorrow1 The Reverend Leo J. McCormick, Ph.D., superintendent of schools in the Archdiocese of Baltimore, opened the school year with Holy Mass. He exhorted students to develop their personality quotient while making the most of scho- lastic opportunities. Preparing for tomorrow To form wholesome Christian minds is the aim of Catholic High. All studies as well as extra-curricular activities have this end in view—to co-operate with divine grace in forming the true and perfect Christian. Lux tua luceat. Let your light shine, is Exemplifying the principles on which Catholic High was founded are the Class Officers of 1948. They arc: left to ri ht- Rcgin Dcuerling, treasurer; Joan ForcstcII, president; Norma Shcalcy, vice-president, and Dorothy Shulka, secretary. The Reverend Stanley J. Scarff, reli- gious instructor, is seen here answering questions of Seniors Kathleen Ryan, Eleanor Findling, and Marita Kasai. by forming Christian Minds the school motto. Briefly, this means when you know the truth, don’t hide it—share it with others. Catholic High girls learn Christian prin- ciples in every subject beginning with Reli- gion through science, literature, languages, social studies and mathematics. Preparing for Tomorrow” Demonstrating the use of the mimeo- scopc arc Frances Doroba, Frances Barrett, Mary Dobry and Cocilia Kvans (itattd). have there been required on the part of women, so much initiative and daring. . . . It is not enough to be good, tender, and generous; one must be also wise and strong.” In accordance with this challenging quotation, these Seniors, through the Holy Father’s Encyclical on Christian Marriage, arc learning Catholic social principles. Seniors have a lecture in the auditorium each week, when they study the Holy Father's encyclical. The whole school has a religion period each day, Mass in the auditorium weekly, and a yearly retreat of three days. Is the eornvrsione on irhieh 1'hrisiian minds are built. Right: Through the capable instruction of the Reverend Stanley J. Scarff, students arc being trained to meet the present chaotic world with a Christ-like attitude and a knowledge of right and wrong. Center: Life is not so short but that there is always time for prayer.” This beautiful statue of the Christ Child, on the second floor corridor, is a source of inspiration to all. Below: Ann Clary, prefect of the Sodality, assisted by three faithful Sodalists, speaks to the students of Catholic High over Station TCHS, encouraging them to offer their good works To Jesus through Mary.” Science is a stepping stone Above: Physics is the study of matter in motion.” This is one of the first principles learned by those science-minded seniors in the picture above. Such terms as specific gravity, buoyancy, parallelograms of force, and sound frequencies become a part of their daily school conversation. Learning to handle apparatus for enlightening experiments is accom- plished in the laboratory periods. Left: The physics club, appropriately called The Senior Physicists of Catholic High, has stimulated the students’ interests in this subject. Their program includes special demonstrations, lectures, and trips to scientific institutions. At left, the officers who direct the club’s activities arc Joan Szamski, Secretary; Helen Grogan, Treasurer; Regina Dcucrling, Presi- dent, and Angela Nadrowski, Vice President. 12 Right: What makes an acid burn? Why docs water evaporate? Students who are really curious about such matters find the answers in chemistry. Seniors who have taken the advantage of the one year of chemistry offered by Catholic High pursue their interests further by becoming members of the Catholic Chem Club. Every Wednesday they can be seen trudging the stairs to the laboratory on the third floor where they make explorations into the magical world of test tubes, Bunsen burners, beakers, and balance scales. Below: Many experiments have practical results, bringing forth such products as tooth paste, soap, hand lotion and cold cream. By their Open House Exhibit the seniors awakened their little sisters’ inter- est in this field of science. The activities of the club arc directed by (left to right) Doris Stolzc, Joan Unis, Margaret Gross, and Charlotte Danaher. on thv iray to qrrairr knoirlrdgr to Hod. Left: To be or not to be” is not the question of the English classes. The students realize the need of literary culture. For as the body dies because of lack of food, so does the mind die from lack of mental nourishment. Recognizing this, club meetings and public speaking form a part of the classes to which the students always look forward. Below: In the picture below, a Senior English class debates a current topic, one of the latest books and its merits. The picture on the left, reading from left to right, shows Audrey Snyder, Dolores Janowski and Patricia Everett displaying dust covers of worth- while best-sellers. firvat idvas of thv past Itolp 4'hristion minds Above: All men arc created equal”—and with equal rights. Can the United Nations accomplish its platform of justice for all? Giving serious consideration to this topic arc, left to right: Ella Sunderland, Leona Hartka, Judith Witkowski, Patricia Toball. History, ancient and modern, aids the student to better understand the happenings of today. It serves as a background for understanding past events and for interpreting the future. Too much stress cannot be placed on this subject, for it illustrates the quali- ties of good citizenship and Christian living. By the study of civics, students acquire respect for authority and a sense of responsibility as future citizens of a Democracy. Right: Before class in the morning, a group of seniors discuss the day’s history assignment. They arc: Marita Kasai, Margie Graucr, Norma Shcaley, Joan Forrcstcll, Pat McKeevcr. analyze the present. 15 Lnntfuacf s of otUvv hauls Above: French can make some people look serious as we judge from the faces of D. Osterhaus, J. Zar- riella, P. McKeevcr, J. Mathieu, and D. Becker, but it really is not so for the stories of French life, cus- toms and culture hold the interest of all students of French at Catholic High. Elies pensent que otii! DemanJez—les et elles totis Jirant. Left: Although Latin is considered a dead lan- guage” to some, it becomes a lively time of day for these seniors following the Latin Science Course. In this group looking over the Defense of Archias” we sec G. Glacser, C. Klein, L. Gallagher, M. Dushcl and D. Eikenberg. 1G Evidently this is not one of those Spanish classes where the seniors plowed tediously through such lessons as probability in present and past time,” imperatives—familiar and polite,” and subjunctive mood.” Each Spanish student was assigned a different noun or action word for illustration on small poster paper. Here we find the girls of Spanish II watching their classmates post the finished products. Facing Eileen Marlatt, whose back is to the reader, we have Mary Wirkert and Fidelis Rattman. Helen Tetkowski and Jean Nachodsky are help- ing Margaret Graucr, and the little one in the rear is Geraldine Folio. It is hoped that the lessons, skits, prayers, hymns, songs, and dances so happily learned, will help nurture the understanding we need with the many people who speak the soft and fluid Spanish that is always so pleasant to the ear. Irain stadvnts mvniaMy ami sorialhf. 17 Above: The addressograph is just one of the machines that the Commercial classes arc taught to operate. Left to right are: Rosemary Wundcr, Mary Lou Schwarzkopf, Bernadinc Dobrzykow- ski. Left: These future secretaries work wholeheartedly toward proficiency as stenographers. Below: Section 2A works diligently toward per- fection as future bookkeepers. Accuracy First is an all-year-round 18 slogan of busg roaunvrvial classes. Below: Academic Commercial students repre- sent the majority at Catholic High, where they learn the newest and quickest methods of office work. Here wc see business-like secretaries who arc aiming to be efficient in filing—a vital part of every office. At the file case arc E. Marlott, C. McNally, D. Janowski. Helen Holzeid and A. Faulstich arc typing index cards. Each giri has a box file, miniature letters, and index systems for several methods of filing. Above: Accuracy first and then speed is the motto of these advanced typing students. Preparing for tomorrow Future secretaries smile over a humorous article in the monthly Gregg Writer. What is character? It is the sum of those traits which distinguish individuals and make them what they are. Christ-like char- acters are the aim and ideal held out to students during four years at Catholic High. Just as the home is the greatest character builder, the homeroom in this school seems These able leaders of '48—Joan Forcstcll, Regina Dcucrling, Norma Shealcy and Dorothy Shulka—face cast toward the bright horizon of a better world of to- morrow. by building Christian Character pre-eminently fitted for continuing this task. Presided over by a Sister of St. Francis, who is as experienced in guiding young people as in teaching them, each classroom becomes a center for correcting, advising and forming true Christian characters in the women of tomorrow. Preparing for Tomorrow” Before school, many students gather on the campus for informal get-togethers. Deeply engrossed in chit-chat arc Margaret Donovan, Helen Holzhcid, Theresa Gri- Sr. Mary Carmelia with Mary Dushcl and Doris Eikenberg Religion 1A, Latin, French Courteous, cooperative, and capable—a thumb- nail sketch of section 1A. Most of these lassies follow the Latin-Scicncc course, while a few pre- fer the Modern Classical. A definite spirit of good fellowship and Christian charity prevails in Room One at all times. There arc wide ranges of interests among these girls such as medicine, jour- nalism, teaching, music, and a general quest for more knowledge. They arc proud to claim two of the senior class officers, Regina Deuerling, treasurer, and Dorothy Shulka, secretary; the prefect of the Sodality, Anne Clary; the president of the Chemistry Club, Margie Gross; the spiritual secretary of the C. S. M. C., Rosemary Slcchta; the editor of the Highway, Margaret Brewer; the reporters for the Review, Regina Deuerling and Dorothy Shulka. In their work and in their play, the girls of 1A keep in mind the motto always before them in their homeroom, This above all—to thine own self be true, and it shall follow as the night the day, thou can’st not be false to any man.” Section 1J 4'atholir ? . f offf yvaivfiil tiauqhl rs Promise ever to uphold Section 2A ''Sugar and spice and everything nice,” that’s what section 2A is made of! Their talents are varied, intelligence—high, and morals—good. In the athletic field Rita Lcyh was prominent as captain of the varsity and A.A. representative. Along with Rita, Dolores Tillctc and Dolores Kaufman, who portrayed a man- hunting spinster in the Senior play, displayed fine guarding of forwards. Jacqueline Hicbcr, who has sung her way to the heart of every Cathy High lass, was president of the Glee Club. Up-and- coming journalist Patricia Lenhoflf wrote Pat’s Patter’’ for the Highway. Marita Kasai, hard- working class representative, is also a talented pianist. President of the C. S. M. C., Maria Mes- sina, has served Catholic High very well. As a group 2A is composed largely of future secretaries and laboratory technicians who aim to make good in the world. An outstanding class that will forever remember its dear old Alma Mater, Catholic High.” Sr. Mary Zacharia with Anne Kirby and Bernadette Murphy Religion 2A, English 23 Section 4A Vrinriplrs of truth and tumor Girls of 4A were always fun-loving, jovial, and on their toes. Their chief asset was the presence of Joan Forcstcll, president of the Senior Class. Joan, the guiding star and model, held highest honors for four years at Catholic High. With Joan at the helm guiding them, 4A brought to port a vessel of stars. In the steno- graphic field, there were such outstanding gems as Rosalie Przybylowski, who early in the year got an O. G. A. typing pin for typing 52 words a minute. Not far behind was Dolores Slomba, who typed three perfect letters in fifteen minutes in the National Catholic Competent Typists contest. Last, but certainly not least, 4A made a great contribution to the dramatic and musical talent of Catholic High. There were 5 girls in the Glee Club, four of which were in the A Cappella choir, and the accompanist of the Glee Club, Bcrnadinc Dobryzkowski. The singers were Mary Lou Pilkcr- ton, Marie Ricss, Rosalie Przybylowski, Marie Docrcr and Gloria Bianconi. Mary Horton and Florence Tucholka contributed their talents to the Senior Play. Outside of school, Rosalie Przy- bylowski portrayed Gwen” in the Calvert Hall Senior Play. 24 Alert, Active, Ambitious” is symbolic of 3A. Alert—Outstanding in the year book patron drive; they showed equal enthusiasm in reach- ing their quota in the Bishop’s Relief Campaign. Active—Boasting of two varsity members who paced the team to victory and gained a coveted place in the C.Y.O. playoffs. Many of the lassies from this section attended and cheered at all the games, led on by a cheerleader from their own homeroom. Ambitious—Many extra curricular activities hold a prominent place on their rosters, such as: C.S.M.C., Sodality, Drama Guild, A.A., Legion of Decency and Spanish Club. One look at the picture will convince the reader that this class worked as one in everything they did. Always ready to answer questions, the faculty found them gracious and responsive. t IbfUtl Sr. Mary Catharine de Ricci with Bernadette Twardowski Religion 3A, English Section 3j As our lires unfold. Sr. Mary de Sales with Norma Shcaley Religion 5 A, Commercial Section 5J Enthusiastic, cooperative — these adjectives suitably describe Section 5A of the class of ’48. This group boasts starlets who aimed to develop a true school spirit. Forty-four happy, vibrant but at times, talkative seniors, who show a keen interest in all activities and a deep sense of re- sponsibility, sums up the section. In this section of vivacity, our spotlight rests on our actresses, Anne Newsome, Mary Lou Luez- kowski, Ruth Goebel, Pat Everett, Norma Shcaley, Audrey Jones and Carol Cawundcr, who participated in the presentation of the senior play, Quality Street.” Forceful and dramatic acting on the part of Jean Morrocco, Gloria Matthews and Agnes Rosendalc transported all of Catholic High to Calvary as they enacted a rendition of the Passion of Christ. From Frcshics” to Seniors, Lux Tua Luceat” was their theme. Under the capable guidance of the class representative, Joan Bunting, who has contributed her utmost to lead this group to greater achievement, these seniors express a deep gratitude and lasting fidelity to our Alma Mater, T.C.H.S. w e irill strive beneath your sparhliny banner lirvvn and gold to qlarifif Section IB Section IB maintains a lofty position in the Catholic High School—on the third and top floor of the building. They have embarked upon new courses, testing their skills in sciences and lan- guages, or in secretarial work; and they have been piloted by their teachers who have endeavored to guide these forty junior lassies safely along their journey, following the compass on their home- room blackboard, All for Jesus through Mary.” Their guiding stars have been the Forty Mar- tyrs whose faith and valor was the inspiration that caused them to set high goals and then attain them in all of the charitable drives conducted by T. C. H. S. Ever before them, causing them to go onward, was Mary, Star of the Sea. The Section was well represented by able offi- cers in various societies of Catholic Action, as well as in all sports. Girls of IB won places in the Junior Town Meeting of the Air, the Chemistry Club Open House and the Chemistry Essay Contest. Now, they have safely reached their destina- tion fully equipped and ready to continue their scholastic journey through Senior Year. Sr. Mary Thom asine with Dorothy Focrtsch and Marcan Tucker Religion IB, Commercial 27 Section 2 K Siradfasi to our mot to Sr. Mary Cleta with Virginia Kowalcwski and Lee Davis (sitling) Religion 2B, History, Business Mathematics In section 2B” one finds a group of forty- three enthusiastic, cooperative, and philanthropic juniors who arc deeply interested in the scholastic attainments, athletics, music, and all Catholic youth activities. These characteristics arc illus- trated by winning the Dodgeball Championship; by their five J.V.” members; by their four cheer- leaders; and by their two varsity bowling mem- bers. Many personal achievements have been at- tained by class members. Ruth Baldwin won the high scoring plaque in basketball. Patricia Kelly is sports editor of the Highway. In the musical and scholastic projects of the school: Catherine Nickels and Marie Giza arc orchestra members; Jean Lawler, Ann Bunting, Margaret Bower, Rose Marie Latinville, and Fran- ces Buckley are members of the Glee Club. An- nette O’Connor, Patricia Kelly, and Mary Peters arc Honor Students, who participated in the Junior Town Meeting of the Air.” Annette O’Connor’s and Mary Peters’ poems, and Joan Geclhaar’s poster won prizes in the Saint Francis Contest sponsored by the Alumnae. 28 Reminiscing—The year 1947-48 will some day fade into oblivion, but memories of it will long linger in the hearts of the girls of 3B. Talent was plentiful in their class with Victoria Cieri an expert typist; Beatrice Urban, Mary Allen, and Cecelia Gaskin musicians. Margaret Fritz helped cheer our team to the playoffs with Notre Dame; while Mildred Vojik won first place in the Alumnae Contest with her essay on St. Francis. Rose Marie Haberhorne and Margaret Schwartz profited spiritually by participating in the school’s annual retreat to Glen Riddle. On the Junior Prom committee were Joan Ccnturclli and Mildred Vojik. Laughs, with not too many sorrows, filled their days. All were earnest in their studies, striving to complete their first year in secretarial subjects. With these thoughts prevalent in their minds, we take our leave of them to meet them again next year as seniors and graduates of ’49. Sr. Mary Erminelda with Margaret Fritz and Rosemarie Haberhorne Religion 3B, English, Mathematics Section 3 ft Viva 4'aihaliv High Sr. Mary Imelda with Anna Krause Religion 4B, History, Latin Section 4% Cheerful, cooperative, charitable, well describes Section 4B, composed entirely of Academic Com- mercial students. Having added another chapter to their book of knowledge, the girls glance over their Junior Year, recalling many pleasant memories of teachers and classmates. This class fulfilled its duties and determinations in keeping high standards in all studies and ac- tivities. Proudly did they claim Mary Clare Wilder as their class representative. They were well represented in all extra-curricu- lar activities and all members showed commend- able school spirit in attending athletic events. In the realm of scholastic achievement, many were awarded certificates and awards in short- hand. Among the competent typists of 4B is Mary Lou Hartlove with a speed of 49 words per minute. Over three-fourths of the class were active par- ticipants in the Sodality, of which Jeanette Karl was secretary. To their teachers, they humbly give their sin- cere thanks for their untiring efforts during the past year and hope they were not in vain. Our voices turn'd by joyous love Catholic lliijli we siny your praisi Section 5B Vine Catholic women of tomorrow, you’ll sec In lively, cooperative section 5 B. Here is your introduction to a group of fun- loving, loyal girls who could not help but turn in an impressive record. It reached 100 per cent in the Review Campaign and easily topped its $50 goal in the Bishop’s War Relief Campaign. These ’49’crs were almost unanimous in their sub- scriptions to The Highway” and Troubadour.” In athletics, its dodge team went to the finals before bowing to another junior class, and its basketball team did equally as well. Its members arc seen participating in many school organizations and events. Sodality meet- ings, Glee Club rehearsals, and library staff meet- ings arc places to attend if you wish to see 5B in action. SB is represented on the school athletic teams, too. The basketball team includes three from this group, and the bowling team, two. Yes, a well-balanced, vivacious group is SB. Sr. Mary Constantine with Margaret Wagner and Catherine Duschl Religion SB, Science 31 Section 6t$ And in you plrdyr our loyaliy Sr. Mary Genevieve with Catherine Blum, Edith Miller Religion 6B, Science What wonderful memories arc all part of this title. With the ringing of the morning bell, the girls begin their day’s routine—but the day isn’t al- ways routine. A history lesson on Italy is made interesting when one of our lassies appears with some ancient governmental doctrines of Italy, written on parchment. Another member of 6B surprised the class by capturing the Competent Typist Pin.” We also boast a member of the Junior Varsity Basketball team, and several Var- sity bowlers. Our class is proud of its efficient representatives of the various organizations at T. C. H. S. Section 6B has never done anything really great, such as winning a trophy or getting the credit for being the best section in the school, but it can be truly called a cooperative and am- bitious class. She’s an eager beaver when there’s work to be done, a good sport in the basketball game, and a promoter of all affairs at her beloved T. C. H. S. She thrives on a good hearty laugh, and you’ll find the smile of Saint Francis on her face always. 32 Given: A group of Catholic, cheerful, enthusias- tic, cooperative and generous girls. Solution: Mix well in Room 27, and add a pinch or two or three of nonsense. Result: 1C. Of outstanding girls, 1C boasts six honor stu- dents: Madeline Mattheu, Ella May Michel, Dolores Tylor, Virginia Spiegel, Gloria Panuska, and Loretta Evans. In athletics, Dolores Tylor is a substitute on the Jay-Vec basketball team; Joyce Barry and Rita Bauer arc members of the Varsity Bowling team. 1C has a music depart- ment all its own: Gloria Oleski is trumpeter in the Orchestra; and Susan Dentz, Evelyn Voosen and Alice Singleton sing in the Glee Club. Susan is member of the A Cappclla Choir, representative, and president of the Biology Club, of which Edna Gross is vice president. Gloria Oleski, Concctta Dctoric, and Iris Duncan rate a thank you” for bulletin board skill. Doris Funk is the sunshine” girl who keeps the class on its toes and the Sisters posted on coming events. Sr. Mary Irmalita with Gloria Panuska Religion 1C, Spanish Section 1C Through h nijlli of days. On September 4, 1947, a group of smilingly confident sophomores entered a sunlit room on the second floor bearing the number 15. O’s and ah’s echoed as they stepped into the fascinating world of Biology and learned of the wonderful way in which God patterned Nature. Mary Doll and Catherine Larden supplied superior Biology work and easily captured honors. Hair-pulling and deep-rooted sighs greeted their first look at circles, triangles and all sorts of queer things. The Honor Roll claimed Nancy Clayland, Mary Doll and Patricia Rowan, while Jayvee basketball favored Hilda Clancy. When farewells arc bid to their sophomore year, all will hold a special corner in their hearts and memories for 2C of ’48. Sr. Mary Lucetta with Anna Kern Religion 2C, Latin Section 2C Our motlirr fair you U always hr Huiding us right Section 3C Walk up to Room 16 any day and you'll find a group of friendly, congenial girls. They arc noted for their energetic spirits. In the Catholic Review and Bishop’s Relief Campaigns, they ex- ceeded their goals and almost doubled it. They also let their lights shine by giving generous con- tributions to God’s poor in the Layette Drive. As avid sport enthusiasts, they may be seen at the various activities of the school. Among our J. V. basketball players are Irma Skinner and Doris Hughes, while the Bowling team claims Angela Kurzmiller. Nearly all the girls are active members of the Sodality, C. S. M. C., and the Legion of Decency. 3C also boasts a few indi- vidual personalities. The melodious pieces of the school orchestra arc aided by Betty Miller, Rita Tine and Con- stance Srmcina. Regina Wcsolowski, Claudette Morganti, Anna Riccobono and Betty Shuc be- long to the T. C. H. S. Glee Club. Sr. Mary Manuelita with Irma Skinner and Carolyn Kipcr Religion 3C, Mathematics, Science 35 Section 4C To rvlestial qlnrq ami Sr. Mary Lorraine with Mary Magrogan Religion 4C, Mathematics Although 4C is rather the baby of the school with the total population of thirty-six, her activi- ties arc giant size. Every day at least one girl represents 4C at Mass and Holy Communion; every evening one girl again represents them by keeping God company at least one hour. The class has also participated in several Sodality skits and, even produced an original one written by a mem- ber of the class. It also went over the 100% mark in the Bishop’s Relief Campaign. She is proud to admit, too, that the Secretary of the A.A., Secretary of the Biology Club, Treasurer of the Sodality, and several Junior Varsity mem- bers, represent the section in extra curriculum activities. What 4C lacks in size she makes up in actions. 30 What is your favorite section? A girl of Room 18 would reply SC. Its main attraction besides the fact that the door often refuses to open, is the beautiful bulletin boards which portray vivid imagination in fine color schemes and exquisite technique. The clever artist, who also won first prize in the St. Francis Poster Contest, is Jane Brunc, a student at Maryland Institute of Art. Talented musicians who held a prominent place in the midst of SC arc Mary Pistorio, the winner of numerous contests, with her lovely soprano voice, and Norma Massey, who is a violinist in the school’s orchestra. When acting ability is in discussion SC is an outstanding figure, considering the fact that sev- eral of her daughters held main parts in the Life of Stephen Foster,” in the Annual Choral Dem- onstration. Peggy Hain was featured as the lovely Jeannic, and Winifred Butler played Andrew. Ladida Metzger was in the supporting cast. SC is proud of its girls and the girls are proud of SC. Sr. Mary Joan Ignatius with Nancy Lee Noltc and Rose Marie Knocrlein Religion SC, Commercial, English, Latin King of MJgltl. Section 5C Sr. Mary Paul Helene with Geraldine Quinn, Evelyn Conklin and Patricia McDermott Religion 6C, Latin Section 6C is proud of its distinction as the only sophomore class with a varsity player. Mar- garet Kahn, known as Connie ’ played guard on the team this season. She is usually found on or somewhere near Battery Avenue. Six C’s other claim to varsity stature is held by Joan Mullaney, on the varsity bowling squad. Joan is short, with big brown eyes, and has a personality pleasing to all. They can also boast of two girls in the orches- tra, Irene Bolcwicki, on saxophone and Marlene Frederick on bass. Also they can boast of two potent cheerleaders, Anna Mae Smith of St. Paul’s, and Angela Shomba of St. Elizabeth’s. The class officers of the year were Agnes No- vatny, class representative; Gerry Quinn, A.A. representative; Mary Ann Tysko and Irene Bolc- wicki, Sodality; Joan Mullaney and Margaret Kahn, Legion of Decency; Mary Alice Jackson and Regina Trashowski, C. S. M. C., and Marlene Fredericks and Pat McDermott, Highway. Section 6C Alma Mater fair, we re prouil of you And your grarrful portals hirst. Section 7C The girls of 7C are an all-around group, their interests lying in several different fields. Four are members of the Library Club, two play in the orchestra and nine arc representatives of the Glee Club, of which three sing with the a cappclla choir. Thirty-one have pledged themselves to monthly Night Adoration, and ten have chosen to adore weekly. Their wholehearted cooperation in the Bishop’s Relief Campaign brought their total to sixty dollars. On the whole the class en- joys their school work, Latin being the favorite subject of many. Seemingly, the majority prefer the Academic Commercial course, for five from the class aspire to the Latin-Scicnce, and only one to the Modern Classical course. Reliable au- thority tells us that 7C is a well-rounded and co-operative class, or has become such with the help and guidance of their homeroom teacher. Sr. Mary Vincentine with Patricia Evans Religion 7C, History 39 Section I'D To Uvrp our liqltl e'er shininq Sr. Mary Margaret Dolores with Lorraine Brager Religion ID, Commercial Hear them calling? Yes, it is they, the class of ID, once more on their way. These young people have proved themselves good missionaries by their great cooperation in the Bishop’s Campaign, the collection of coupons, and the Layette Drive. Although they have not emerged victorious in sports, they themselves remain good sports, which fact is shown by their enthusiasm in attending the games of different sections, and especially of the school. They arc also blessed with many young artists who have shown their ability through dis- plays on the bulletin board and in their regular art classes. Never let it be said then that ID is not The” Section of the school; for her members, determined to fight, win or lose, are marching forward, striving for that coveted title, Good Sports and Good Scholars.” •10 When the class of '51 graduates, forty-five of them will say that as freshmen they were known as Section 2D. Last fall these famous freshies led all the first- year classes in the Catholic Review Subscription Campaign and stood out well in all the other school activities or campaigns. They learned early from Sister M. Jeanette Clare that development of school spirit is a very important part of their education and that is why they chose early as their motto: Loyalty, Generosity, Willingness, and Thankfulness. Kay Connell has done even more than was ex- pected of her as class representative. Other 2D leaders arc: Dorothy Forcstcll and Eleanor De Carlo, Legion of Decency; Jean Funk and Janet Dancnfclser, C. S. M. C., Mary Catherine Debelius and Nina Einolf, Sodality; Carol Evans and Lea- trice Gabardine, A.A. Now that their first happy year is over, the girls of 2D will go on to the sophomore, junior, and senior year and then, after graduation, to suc- cessful Catholic adult life, always remembering those strong principles of uprightness, kindness, charity, truth, and loyalty that were the first lessons learned in their first class at Catholic High. Sr. Mary Jeanette Clare with Mary Debelius and Nina Einolf Religion 2D, English Section 2T) We trill do our best. Sr. Mary Donald Ignatius with Margaret Hartman and Margaret Hoffman Religion 3D, Mathematics, English Section 3D has been very cooperative in school drives. They surprised their homeroom teacher with an $ 11 increase in one day for the Bishop’s Fund which extended them over their fifty-dollar quota. In the soap drive they took the lead by sacrificing their leisure time. 3D proved very generous in other drives also. Although 3D is gifted with school spirit, they arc also talented with that old favorite at T. C. H. S.—basketball. They expect to sec members of their class team on the varsities in future years. 3D is very proud of Janet Kelly who came out third in Major Bowes Contest.” She has been tap-dancing for years, and later would like to become a dancing instructor. Marianne Kollar, Joan Hopkins, Gloria Korsch, Margaret Hofherr, Patricia Gocb and others, proved to be talented at art. They designed many bulletin boards for brightening the classroom. Section 3 D Knowledge found in you n true nllg Your numr and fatur Section 4D Forty-seven strong—spiritually, artistically, scho- lastically and athletically! Spiritually—The number of girls making Night Adoration once a month in reparation to the Sacred Heart is fast approaching 100%. Charity towards the poor in foreign lands was manifested by co-operation in the soap cam- paign in which they led the Freshmen. Artistically—Elaine Nclka, Catherine Michel, Mary Loefler and Lorraine Mueller have pro- duced some of the finest art sketches. Quite a few talented pianists have likewise been discovered. Soprano Patricia Mitchell, and alto Yones Maffei have quietly edged them- selves into the Glee Club. Pat Murphy’s dress, just completed in the sewing class, definitely has the new look. Sc wlastically—4D is proud of its single honor student, Mary Linsenmeyer. It boasts of Joan Norton and her $15 prize as a Quiz-Tcen-Timc Scholar. Athletically—Rita Lentowski, the only freshman to make the Jay Vec Basketball team, and an excellent diving champion heads the sports de- votees. She is matched in the latter field by Dorothy Michel, an outdoor swimmer of the Lakewood team. Sr. Mary Francis Marie with Theresa Mulvihill, Thomasinc Mulvihill (seated) Francis Noeth Music, English and Religion 4D 13 Sr. Mary Catharine with Mary E. O’Brockic (board) and Janice Peters Religion 5D, History, English, Art The Stars Will Remember,” and so will SD remember their happy frcshic days in Room 20. In campaigns, drives, and other school activities they have shown a spirited interest and good will in their own little way. Among outstanding students are Germaine Palasik, Alvina Obcrle, Barbara Reed, Maureen Ryncs, Kathleen Sand- kuhlcr, and Miriam Pope. While most of the members of SD dream of faraway lands, Alvina Obcrle fans their imagination with fascinating accounts of her cross-country trip to California last summer. Their two budding artists, Pauline Picarella, a student at Maryland Institute and Constance Rybarczyk supply their room with attractive bul- letin boards. Section 5D also claims the only freshman soloist in the Choral Demonstration, their petite, black-eyed songbird, Margaret Rohe. Although there are many other details too numer- ous to be spotlighted here, one can sec that 5D has much to offer for the glory of Catholic High. Section 5D Krlto forth your virtues And your trorih proclaim. Section 6D Last, but not the least, of all the freshmen sections, 6D can lead in some things. They led all the other freshmen in the Bishop’s Relief Fund drive. They have cooperated in all the spiritual organizations in collecting soap, magazines and other articles; special drives against B” pictures; lively attendance at all meetings. In sports they find that their sportsmanship was chiefly displayed by being good losers. 6D’ers are not forgetting scholastic efforts. There were always many on the Honor Roll. In history they prepared a debate on universal mili- tary training and kept the whole class in sus- pense until the vote showed a preference for U.M.T. The climax of the year was reached in dra- matics. In pantomime, in courtroom scenes, in verbatim quotations, they have shown exceptional ability. Most enjoyed were the trial of Rip Van Winkle, proving he was sane, and the modern version of talcs from mythology, especially Baucis and Philemon.” Sr. Mary Adele Francis with O. Thomas Religion 6D, History, English 45 Above: Regina Ashcroft and Doris Hugh, pupils of Mrs. Bonnie O’Connell, English teacher, smile at the thought of goblins catching them. Left (Top): Mrs. Holden conducts a capable sewing class which gave a spring fashion show of their work. Left (Bottom): Miss Ruth Parrish, who also teaches English, demonstrates simultaneous equa- tions to her math class. Below (Left): Miss Peggy Sherman, physical education teacher. Below (right): Mrs. Marguerite Robinson, in- structor in Home Economics—Foods. 46 Above: Sr. Mary Arnoldinc is shown with a group of helpers in the cafeteria: P. Cosgrove, G. Glacscr, R. Dcucrling, D. Eikenberg, A. Bostwick, J. Zarricllo. Right: Callers at the School Office arc greeted by Sr. M. Martin Joseph. Below: Mrs. Herman and Mrs. Jordan arc sur- rounded in the cafeteria by J. Bricko, J. Witkow- ski, M. Caha, J. Reese and H. Grogan. Preparing for tomorrow Christian lives are the proof of Christian education. Whether at work or play, Cath- olic High students are constantly reminded that their lives must glow with the love of God—their lives must shine as a beacon in the confused world about them. They must combat Communism and other perils by their love of God and country. Christian living is the end and aim of their Catholic education. Mary Lou Luczkowski Dramatics take a major part in after- school activities here at Alma Mater. Prayer and patient guidance work to- gether in order to bring success to Cath- olic High. Right- Anne Newsome and Carol Ann Clary in a bit of play acting. nj leading Christian Cives The mold of Christian life includes the fact that frills and frolics, together with a clear understanding of the do’s and don’ts of social activities, make a good time. All phases of life reflect Christian training, whether they be with or without super- vision. Formal attire of body minus formal attire of the soul is never considered proper. Lunch time provides a period of recreation in the spacious cafeteria where ideas arc swapped and sandwiches digested. Our Lmlii is a Prrfvri Mndrl for 1'hrisliun iromrn of lomorroir. Left: Living Christian lives is achieved through the sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary, whose many activities help to Christianize minds and to build better characters. Above (Top): At one of the general meetings J. Karl, secretary, advises the Sodalists to perfect their lives as Our Lady did. Treasurer M. MeGrogan, Vice President A. Jones and President A. Clary listen attentively. Above (Bottom): Senior representatives who have been active leaders in Our Lady’s Sodality arc (seated) C. Court- ney, C. Coale, R. Hanratty, H. Grogan; (standing) M. L. Schwarzkopf, B. Murphy, H. Schaffer, D. Hucbschman, P. Bell, B. Svasek. 50 Below (Top): The Christ Child Society holds a place in the heart of every Catholic High Sodalist. The generous Sophs are here represented by (seated) R. M. DcCarlo, L. Krowcyck, C. Lor- den, I. Bolewicki, (back row) B. Dunkcrly, M. Furnkas, B. Schilpp, B. Miller, I). Funk, M. L. Lubertine, M. Rossi. Below (Bottom): During the school year a soap drive for war-torn France was undertaken by the Sodality. The Freshmen willingly cooperated. Packing the box are representatives (seated) N. Einolf, G. Leonard, T. Kasinsk, J. Bonnett; (seated) T. Broil, F. Torino, P. Strungc, M. Schevc, C. Jacubowski, M. Dcbclius, B. George, K. Sanakuhler. Active Sodalists were these juniors: front row: N. Shaw, A. Kearney, M. Lindung, A. Bunting; second row: T. Cymbor, S. Paul, M. Ring- gcr, D. Edwards, M. Bower, M. Hcidcrich; third row: N. Mulvihill and P. McKenna. To bring the Sacred Heart to the world and the world to the Sacred Heart is the aim of the Cath- olic Students Mission Crusade. On April 11 the Crusade held a rally at the Cathedral where the Archbishop greeted the students and gave awards to Maria Messina, Joan Wilhclmson, and Rose Mary Slcchta. That all may know the truth is the motto and goal of the C. S. M. C. Left: Serious-minded officers look on while the president points out the many needy missions of the world. Left to right are: Bernice Kent, Rose Mary Slcchta, Maria Messina, Joan Wilhclmson. Below: Keenly interested in the work of mis- sionaries arc the following senior representatives who encouraged the other students, by their prayers and sacrifice, to follow in their footsteps. Standing: T. Hochrein, B. Kent, P. Shay, F. Tucholka, R. Wunder, M. Messina. Kneeling: J. Reese, R. Goebel, E. Findling, M. Donovan. I'hrisiian lirinij vtnhmrvs 1h irholv U'orld as vmphasiz4� il In thCSMC. Above: These happy-faced representatives well deserve to smile for the work they arc doing to help global missions. Standing: D. Summers, R. Maciejewski, M. H. Pfieffer, M. Hcsslcr, J. Centurclli, B. Urban. Kneeling: E. Roads, B. Thomsinc, B. Ebert, L. Izdcbska, J. Rosenstccl, R. Schocnig. Right: Collecting canceled stamps for the mis- sions was but one of the many tasks completed by the following sophomore representatives: Reading up-deft: M. A. Jackson, R. Truszkowska, A. Pur- cell, M. Ely, M. J. Schultz. Right: R. Ashcroft, L. Hogan, J. Biclc, M. Coco, J. Miller, T. Janocha, A. Lyons. Below: While Anita Morningstar points out various positions on the globe where C. S. M. C. aid has reached, other representatives read books on fields afar. Seated: C. Ward, K. Hanratty, J. Tucker, M. Hofherr, L. Mueller, C. Rybarezyk, Standing: P. Clarke, D. Bonica, J. Furk, J. Danncnfelser. 53 Left: United we stand against indecent litera- ture and movies.” Standing: D. Dernoga, L. Evans, C. Bischoflf, J. Codd, J. Real. Kneeling: R. Russell. Below: Probe deeper senior lassies, yours is the answer to find. Left to right: J. Hieber, J. Bricko, M. Barton, M. Szczcpaniak, A. Newsome, M. Wirkert, S. Rhoades, M. Luezkowski, J. Codd. Million of ffrrrnrif sets rifflti standards for f'hrisiian sorial lifr. 54 Above: Junior legionnaires delve into the mat- ter of finding good books. Standing: A. Lesnik, P. Phebus, C. Blum, J. Unis, V. Strohmer, R. Short, M. Lcimkuhler, R. Lattinville. Seated: A. Schmitt, M. Ulataski, M. Wagner, J. Real. Right: Smiling brightly arc enthusiastic sopho- mores as they assure others of their continuous battle to fight indecent literature. Front row: M. Prodochl, L. Stall, B. Green, J. Reynolds, M. Marshall. Back row: J. Mullaney, T. Stevens, J. Wynne, L. Evans, R. Knocrlcin. Left: Freshman Legionnaires smile at the world through good literature. First row: E. De Carlo, D. Hennessy, P. Hcinle, M. Sushinsky, M. Wood. Second row: J. Martin, D. Forstell, C. Bischoff, G. Polosik. M. S. Mullaney, E. Obcrlc, J. Norton. Troubadour and Uiqluruif Right: Self-sacrificing seniors Joann Pallasch, Anne Newsome, Francis Rifici, Mercedes Szczcp- aniak, and M. L. Luezkowski, contribute their services in the compilation of the Troubadour. ” � � � � � � Left: Diligent seniors wear jolly expressions as they roam through the pages of yearbooks. Left to right: Lillian Smith, Mary Lou Turner, Cath- erine McNally, Florence Ordakowski, Cecilia Evans. Standing: Geraldine Folio, Mary Thomas. Below: Memory-keepers left to right: Regina Russell, Patricia Eisenhower, Rose Mary Slechta, Teresa Lentz, Dorothy Sadowski, Mary Lou Schwarzkopf, Audrey Snyder, Agnes Strohminger, sacrifice their time to write a CH chronicle. 5fi rworil lif � as it is livvd at iailtalir High. Above: Highwaycttcs Patricia Everett, Patricia Kelly, Catherine Courtney, Regina Russell, An- gela Nadrowski are snapped while proofreading The Highway. Inset is Patricia LenhofT. Right: Norma Wicbcr and Katherine Kilmur- ray compare notes on an issue of the Highway. Margaret Brewer obtains new ideas for the im- provement of the paper. Below (right): One of the important functions of the business staff is to type copy and mail ex- changes. Members of the staff arc Kathleen Ryan, Eugenia Michel, and Dorothy Hupfer. (Left): Anne Newsome. Anne Clary and Margaret Gross compare galley sheets with first copy of The Highway. Below: The unspoken-for Phoebe appears es- corted by Valentine, causing unending gossip on Quality Street. Above: Tense moments of Quality Street — a blue room, a cup of tea, and a blossoming love affair bring smiles to the faces of the Misses Phoebe and Susan Throsscl, portrayed by Ann Clary and Ruth Goebel, and the gallant Valentine Brown by Anne Newsome. Below: Dainty little ladies arc shocked as a reprobate is checked. No rowdyism is allowed in Miss Phoebe’s school of refinement. Hrumu Guild portrays lifr—“Holds Mirror Up to Nature. 5S Right (Center): A flutter of excitement descends upon the calm and quiet Throssel household as Patty (Mary Horton) ushers in Valentine Brown. Charlotte (Betty Fech- lcy) and her escort (Margie Gross) seem unaware of his presence. Right (Bottom): Birds of a feather flock together”; and tongues arc busier than needles when the old maids of Quality Street congregate. Below: Shocked indignation causes rebel- lion in the hearts of the busy-bodies of Quality Street, portrayed by Dolores Kauf- man, Norma Shcelcy and Lola Gallagher. Will trouble never cease? Not as long as these three continue to watch from behind closed curtains. heft: The Throssel sisters plot to win the affection of the desired Valentine for Phoebe. Harriet, portrayed by Angela Nadrowski, finds their plan amusing but puzzling. Phoebe, upon discovering that Valentine is not impressed by Livy’s flirtatious manner, seeks the confidence of the understanding Susan. Below (Top): Military men both young and old invade the Blue and White Room to seek the counsel of Susan and the hand of Phoebe. Left to Right: M. Brewer, M. Gross, M. Szczcpaniak, F. Tuchocka, C. Cawundcr. Musii vnrivhvs Iff � with song uml mi hnhj. S x W7x; Si tigs Well, Prays Twice Above and Right: Pleasing to the eye and car is the A Cappclla Choir. Traditional red and white altar boy costumes distinguish these girls who arc persistent and willing vocalists. A great musical achievement was reached at Yulctidc, when the Choir presented its repertoire, which included Meditation” written by an alumna, and the beautiful and inspirational O Holy Night.” Below: Another group deserving of praise for their excellent performance on all occasions is the Glee Club. Their coordination of voice and heart has truly proved them to be worthy of the title, one of the finest Glee Clubs in Baltimore.” Orchvslva adds bvanly and rlirflhmir ionv The Orchestra was reorganized in May, 1947, under the capable instruction and excellent direction of Mr. Fiorani. At the extreme left we find two of Catholic High’s talented pianists, Mary Rita Kasai and Margaret Malcy. It is the farewell wish of the Class of ’48, that the orches- tra will in the future surpass all past performances. Beloiv-Left to Right: Row 1, M. Kress, B. Murphy, M. Massey; Row 2, L. Gabardine, A. Dausch, B. Tine; Row 3, J. Bolewicki, M. Giza, J. Zarricllo, B. Urban; Row 4, M. Fredericks. Left to Right: Row 1, A. Tripoda, C. Nichcl, M. Allen; Row 2, F. Rattmann, J. Williams, G. Oleski; Row 3, R. Kyzdowski, M. Lukas, F. Torino; Row 4, N. Mulvihill, C. Gaskin. At the seniors’ breakfast, following the Baccalaureate Mass on May 30, the Orches- tra played Now Is the Hour” and other favorites. They were directed by Mr. Fioran:. Their first appearance was at the Christ- mas entertainment. Next they appeared in the Choral Demonstration on February 22; later at the Musicale, April 18. The Orchestra’s repertoire includes Beau- tiful Dreamer,” Waves of the Danube,” Vive Catholic High,” Let the Rest of the World Go By,” and Always.” When Mr. Angelo Fiorani strides into the auditorium, musical delight is on its way, for under his direction the orchestra made its debut and reached the goal of perfection in musical interpretation. Rack row: Joan Service, Ann Kirby, Marie Hunlcy, Rita Lcyh, Coach Peggy Sherman. Front row: Dolores Tillette, Mary Ellen Horney, Margaret Kahn, Dolores Kaufman. Add a dash of spirt to recipe for Christian life Speed, skill and a willingness to work were the keynotes of the Varsity Basketball team of 1947-48. Functioning smoothly under the ca- pable guidance of Coach Peggy Sherman, The Big Green Team” piled up victory after victory. Out of ten scheduled games the Varsity cagers suffered only one defeat, at the hands of the league-winning Institute of Notre Dame. Supplementing their skill at basketball, this year’s Varsity possesses a true spirit of sportsman- ship which drew praise from every team they met. Catholic High’s 1948 Varsity was a team that could win well and lose better. SCHEDULE OF GAMES AND SCORES We They Jan. 9 Sparrows Point Home 43 15 Jan. 13 Towson Public Away 29 12 Jan. 20 Southern Home 59 10 Jan. 27 Eastern Away 43 17 Feb. 9 Towson Catholic Away 38 14 Feb. 14 Institute Home 19 24 Feb. IS Seton Away 30 17 Feb. 27 Towson Catholic Home 49 17 Mar. 5 Institute Away 28 21 Mar. 12 Seton Home 33 19 G4 and we have sparis at Nancy Everett, Charlotte Danaher, Barbara Ebert, Margaret Fritz, France Lee Barrett, Pat Everett, Patsy Kelly, Theresa Grimaldi. Hats off to the spunky, little Junior Varsity of 1947-48! Climaxing an undefeated season, they captured the Catholic League J. V. trophy. The high-scoring trophy won by forward Ruth Baldwin added yet another laurel to the Junior Varsity’s crown. It is interesting to note that Catholic High’s Junior Varsity teams have been undefeated for four consecutive years. Skill coupled with deter- mination helps keep these youthful players on top. Eight bundles of pep and enthusiasm, garbed in flashing gold sweaters and smart green skirts! Who doesn’t know our cheerleaders? Whether or not victory was smiling on them, this smooth- working little group, with their eye-catching mo- tions and peppy cheers, always managed to keep up the school spirit. It was their task to put the school behind the team 100%. It was a task well done. Rose Hartley, Alice Klein, Clara Wisnowski, Evelyn Vt'ohlfort, Katherine Nichols, Ruth Baldwin, Dorothy Focrtsch. Wi. ' Left to Right: Joan Service, Mickey Homey, Marie Hnnley. Left to Right: Joan Service, Ann Kirby, Mickey Homey. Srltool spirit finds ouilri As the Sparrows Point guards watch helplessly, Joan Service puts it up” with one of her re- nowned over-head shots. Forward Mickey Horncy runs in for a possible rebound, while Marie Hun- Icy, wearing her familiar glass-guard, stands poised for action. The crowd roars its approval as lengthy Joan Service again outjumps her guard, to rack up two more points for Catholic High. The final score found the Highway team far ahead, 45-15. 0« The camera captures several tense moments during the Sparrows Point-Catholic High tilt. To the left we catch speedy Forward Mickey” Hor- ney putting up the ball for a Green and Gold tally. Get that rebound! Note the looks of expecta- tion on the faces of both players and spectators as the cagers prepare to jump for that loose ball. From the photos can be seen the number of spectators present at the game. Teachers, parents, and students, all supporting Catholic High’s team. A favorite cheer of the Varsity boosters is ap- propriately entitled Dynamite.” Dy-na---------------Dy-na Dy na mite We’ve got the team And we’ve got the fight Shoot it to the basket Mounting up that score T C H S SCORE, TEAM, SCORE. in oltooriny Hrvon anti liohl rarsilivs. Left to right: Mickey Homey, Joan Service, Marie Hanley. Left to Right: Mickey Homey, Joan Service, Marie Hunley. 07 Spotlighting the seniors The green ribbons identify the smiling Seniors who are expected to be the best ex- ample of our three-fold theme—embodying Christian minds, Christian characters and Christian lives. Let your light shine” is the motto, both as students and as citizens of the world of tomorrow. They are ex- pected to be a nucleus of good in the cha- otic world which they enter June 6. Their now preparing for tomorrow light will shine in convents, colleges, hos- pitals and offices. Smiling brightly as they peek at the latest edition of the Troubadour are the class officers of ’48 left to right: Regina Deuer- ling, treasurer; Norma Shealey, vice presi- dent; Joan Forestell, presidenty and Doro- thy Shulka, secretary. Preparing for Tomorrow” MARGARET M. ADELMAN 343 S. Robinson Street S . Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . “Mag” . . . Glee Club Business Manager, Sodality, A.A., Riding Club, Spanish Club, Highway . . . Ocean City and Naval Academy enthusiast . . . For corn sake!” . . . cottonhead . . . fun-loving and carefree . . . Oh, those loafers . . . Findling's fictitious twin. FLORENCE J. ANGELINI 120 N. Ell wood Avenue St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . “Flo” . . . So- dality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . loves to dance . . . partial to Navy . . . Frank Sinatra fan . . . All Through the Day” . . . always smiling . . . Jiminy.” DOROTHY E. APPEL 3219 Dudley Avenue Shrine of Little Flower: Modern Classical . . . “Dot” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Riding Club, Spanish Club . . . sewing whiz . . . personality plus . . . likes chicken and especially a Hen . . . future nurse. M. MARGARET AULD 1618 E. Lanvalc St. St. Paul: Academic Commercial . . . Margie” . . . Spanish Club . . . My Silent Love” . . . Vaughn Mon- roe record collector . . . loves dancing . . . movie fan . . . one of the six . . . spaghetti and meatballs . . . kind and dependable . . . Oh my.” LAVERN L. BAROCH 8812 Victory Avenue and Putty Hill Rd. St. Ursula: Academic Commercial . . . Vcrnic” . . . Sodality, Drama Guild . . . You know what 1 mean . . . ardent football fan . . . loves dancing and roller skating . . . You Do . . . future secretary . . . wan- derlust . . . talkative. FRANCES L. BARRETT 2007 Bclair Rd. Shrine of Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Bowers” . . . A.A., Spanish Club, Drama Guild, So- dality . . . Cheerleader . . . wonderful personality . . . Who's got ink?” . . . Peg O' My Heart” . . . dancing. MARIE A. BARTON 408 N. Lakewood Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Bart” . . . Sodality, Legion of Decency Rep., A.A. . . . matching brown eyes and hair . . . What's up, George?” . . . movie fan . . . Ballerina” . . . spaghetti and meatballs. DOROTHY M. BECKER 3106 Kentucky Ave. Shrine of Little Flower: Latin-scicncc . . . Dot” . . . Sodality. A.A. . . . Ballerina” . . . Oh those corny jokes!” . . . bowling . . . dancing . . . forever smiling . . . good friend. 70 PATRICIA C. BELL 2429 Fast Lanvalc St. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . . Pat . . . Sodality Rep., A.A. . . . natural curly hair . . . I'm telling you . . . playing records . . Apple Blossom Wedding” . . . roast with mashed potatoes. CLARA F. BIALOZENSKI 2011 Bank St. St. Slanitlaut: Academic Commercial . . . Duchess” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . You Do” . . . dancing . . . lots of fun . . . You know what I mean” . . . spaghetti and meat sauce . . . High landtown fiend . . . loves movies . . . bowling . . . sparkling personality . . . future secretary. GLORIA J. BIANCONI 2741 E. Chase St. St. Katharine: Academic Commercial . . . Glo” . . . A.A., Glee Club, Sodality . . . Bashing eyes . . . Short periods today? . . . bowling . . . And Mimi” . . . chili-con-carne. MARY D. BISHOP 173 5 Brook view Rd. SaereJ Heart of Mary: Academic Commercial . . . Doris” . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . loyal friend . . . dark brown eyes . . . potato chips . . . vi- vacious . . . Stardust. ELEANOR J. BOGDAN 2408 E. Fayette St. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Trudy . . . A.A., Spanish Club . . . The Inside Story” . . . That’s Wild” . . . dancing and swimming . . . chicken in the rough . . . tall, blonde, brown eyes, pretty hair . . . gay personality . . . tailored clothes . . . partial to Navy . . . Tops. M. ARETA BOSTWICK 4210 Powell Ave. St. Michael, Ocerlea: I.atin-science . . . Retes” . . . Sodality, Chemistry, Physics Clubs, A.A. . . . Riding manager . . . fond of animals . . . congenial . . . good science student . . . How Soon and You Do . . . dancing . . . O my gosh . . . future veterinarian. MARGARET A. BREWER 404 Rovsitcr Ave. St. Mary, Got am: Modern Classical . . . “Margie” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, A Gallant, Editor of Highway, Spanish Club, Physics Club . . . Honor Stu- dent . . . slated for the University of Michigan . . . promising journalist . . . Near You . . . attractive sense of humor . . . one of inseparable three. JOSEPHINE M. BRICKO 3 N. Glover St. Holy Rotary: Latin-scicnce . . . Jo . . . Sodality, Legion of Decency, A.A., Glee Club, A Capella, Physics Club . . . Stardust” . . . congenial . . . emerald-eyed blonde . . . dancing, skating . . . blushes rapidly . . . aspires toward nursing. 71 MARY D. BROCKMEYF.R Bclair Road St. Joseph, Fullerton: Academic Commercial . . . Mary . . . Sodality . . . blue eyes and dimpled chin ... I give up” . . . dancing at Goetz’s . . . Near You” . . . milk shakes. MARGARET M. BULLOCK 3217 Evergreen Ave. St. Dominic: Academic Commercial . . . Peggy . . . Drama Guild. Riding Club, A.A. . . . soft skin . . . Can’t wait to go riding again . . . loves small horses . . . I Wish I Didn’t Love You So” . . . chocolate sodas. JOAN C. BUNTING 223 Spring Court St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Bunny . . . Class Representative, Glee Club, Sodality, Spanish Club . . . The New Yorker . . . college bound . . . fond of angel cake and horses . . . Bluebird of Happiness” . . . nice voice . . . For Pete’s sake . . . contagious laugh . . . blushes easily. JANE E. BUXBAUM 19 N. Bentalou St. St. Martin: Academic Commercial . . . Bux” . . . So- dality, A.A. . . . carrot top . . . Hootinnannic” . . . sewing . . . April in Paris” . . . chow mein. MARY D. CAHA 407 N. Belnord Ave. St. Elizabeth: Latin-Scicncc . . . Kash” . . . A.A., Physics Club . . . candy eater . . . movie fan . . . pretty teeth . . . blue-eyed brownette . . . Those Things Money Can’t Buy” . . . blushes easily . . . nice . . . gen- teel . . . congenial. CHARLOTTE A. CARMEN 5113 Ardmore Way St. Anthony of Padua: Academic Commercial . . . Carm” . . . A.A., Drama Guild . . . lovable personality . . . See Yousc” . . . Loyola . . . likes sour beef and dumplings ... I Have But One Heart” . . . cute dimples. CAROL A. CAWUNDER 717 Argonne Drive Blessed Sacrament: Academic Commercial . . . Sarge” . . . Sodality, Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . sacristan . . . genial . . . deep masculine voice . . . potato chips . . . bowling . . . roller skating . . . basketball fan . . . Mam’scllc . . . bookkeeping comes naturally . . . one of the big five . . . Ah, sugar.” LORRAINE M. CIEPRIS 129 N. Kenwood Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Lorraine . . . Sodality, Drama Guild, A.A. . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . With a Song in My Heart” . . . movie lover . . . full of fun . . . giggles . . . I wish I had a car” . . . Loyola fan. 72 C ANNE CLARY 175 3 Carswell St. St. Bernard: Latin-Scicncc . . . Anne . . . A.A., Prefect of Sodality, Highway Staff, Drama Guild Phoebe” . . . congenial . . . expressive eyes . . . always laughing and dancing . . . When do we cat?” . . . member of little four . . . Star Dust” . . . interior decorator. CELESTE M. COALE 1208 Warner St. St. Jerome: Academic Commercial . . . Celeste . . . A.A., Sodality Rep., Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . It Had to Be You . . . partial to Navy . . . dreams of Con- necticut . . . hiking and riding. JULIA V. CODD 2807 Parkview Terrace St. Francis of Assisi: Modern Classical . . . Judy” . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . That’s My Desire . . . always has a smile and a good word on hand . . . Oh! social tonight!” . . . wonderful personality . . . smiling eyes . . . Jcllo! MARY JEAN COONEY J118 Chesterfield Avc. Shrine of Little Flouer: Academic Commercial . . . Jean . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Basketball Team . . . I’ll See You' in My Dreams . . . likes dancing . . . Oh my goodness!” . . . chocolate milk shakes . . . pretty white teeth . . . wavy brown hair . . . always ready for a laugh . . . sociable. PATRICIA E. COSGROVE 12 E. Hill St. St. Joseph: Latin-Scicncc . . . Cos . . . Sodality, A.A. Rep., Spanish Club . . . They Won’t Believe Me . . . Golly days” . . . history conscious . . . partial to Loyola . . . Oh, those twins . . . forever losing things . . . one of three . . . co-operative. CATHERINE J. COURTNEY 265 2 Kirk Ave. St. Bernard: Academic Commercial . . . Cass . . . A.A., Sodality Rep., English Club Secretary, Drama Guild, Spanish Club, Highway Staff . . . Night and Day” . . . Colts booster . . . witty sayings . . . Celeste and I. MARY JANE CROMWELL 8015 Duvall Avc. St. Clement, Rosedale: Academic Commercial . . . Jayne” . . . Sodality, A.A., Highway Representative . . . attractive hair and eyes . . . cheeseburgers and French fries . . . “Golly” . . . Ballerina” . . . dancing on a Saturday night. ANNA M. DELLA ROSE 8)2 N. Luzerne Avc. Si. Katherine: Academic Commercial . . . Del” . . . Sodality, A.A. . . . brown eyes . . . friendly . . . Hey, Sporty . . . movie fan . . . Ballerina” . . . fried chicken. 73 REGINA A. DEUERL1NG 1204 E. Federal St. St. Paul: Latin-Scicncc . . . Jeanne” . . . Sodality, A.A., Physics Club President, Senior Class Treasurer, Re- view Columnist . . . All My Love” . . . Yo’ all” . . . hidden talents for I.ec . . . effervescent . . . keen-witted . . . mathematician . . . with malice toward none. MARY E. DOBRY 2800 Pelham Avc. Shrine of Little Flourr: Academic Commercial . . . Dob” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club, Riding Club . . . That’s it, you got it” . . . “Body and Soul” . . . dancing and riding . . . sparkling personality . . . best friend a girl could have. BERNADINE M. DOBRZYKOVt'SKI 26 N. Kenwood Avc. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Bcrnic” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild . . . intriguing personality . . . pretty blond hair . . . To Each His Own” . . . Thanks, Sporty” . . . hamburgers and coffee . . . Glee Club accompanist. MARIE G. DOURER 5 510 Summcrficld Avc. St. Anthony of PaJua: Academic Commercial . . . Dimples” . . . Sodality, A.A., Glee Club, Drama Guild, A Cappclla Choir . . . classical music . .'. Oh Fudge . . . deep dimples . . . Asst. Girl Scout leader . . . Asst. Librarian . . . member of Peabody Junior Choir . . . pleasing personality. M. PATRICIA DOHERTY 2228 E. Jefferson St. St. Andrew: Academic Commercial . . . Pat” . . . So- dality, A.A. . . . You Do” . . . Oh boy” . . . sour beef and dumplings . . . football and basketball . . . Dick Haymes’s voice. MARGARET M. DONOVAN 5204 Anthony Avc. St. Anthony of Padua: Academic Commercial . . . Peggy” . • . CSMC Rep., A.A., Spanish Club . . . sharp and witty . . . dancing brown eyes . . . Sur- render” . . . likes dancing and soft music . . . talkative and nice. FRANCES M. DOROBA 2302 Fleet St. Holy Rotary: Academic Commercial . . . Fran . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . reading novels . . . Oh, sugar” . . . Stardust” . . . wonderful personality . . . devilish, but cute. E. JOAN DUERR 3218 Dudley Avc. Shrine of Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Joanic . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club, Fire Drill Officer . . . always laughing . . . loyal . . . friendly . . . blushes becomingly . . . French fries . . . basketball rooter . . . music . . . world traveler . . . Brahms Lullaby” ... I mean.” 71 MARY F. DUSHEL 1202 N. Luzerne Avc. St. Katharine: Lacin-Sciencc . . . Mary . . . A.A. . . . Loyola enthusiast . . . Surrey With a Fringe on Top” . . . music her hobby, nursing her future . . . Stick With Those Birds” ... a good pal, always. AGNES M. EGENHOEFER 2016 E. Lafayette Ave. St. Paul: General . . . Aggie” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild . . . breaded pork chops . . . always ready to laugh . . . everybody’s friend . . . Oh fish! . . . Sentimental Reasons” . . . dancing. DORIS M. EIKENBERG 5 1 f N. Milton Avc. St. Katharine: Latin-Scicncc . . . Ike Sodality. A.A. . . . Desert Song” . . . expressive eyes . . . con- genial . . . conscientious . . . sour beef and dumplings . . . one of the three . . . You're just awful!” PATRICIA E. EISENHAUER 1JOJ N. Luzerne Ave. St. Katharine: Academic Commercial . . . Pat . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Troubadour Staff . . . tiny and cute . . . hazel eyes . . . Baby doll!” . . . dancing . . . roast beef and mashed potatoes . . . To Each His Own.” ANGELA T. ELLIS 1219 S. Carey St. St. Jerome: Latin-Scicncc . . . “Angie” . . . Sodality, A.A. . . . likes sports . . . Never happen! . . . MSJC dances . . . I’ll Sec You in My Dreams” . . . short and sweet . . . Got anything to eat?” . . . Irish shows in nose and eyes . . . zest for living. CECILIA A. EVANS 711 Belgian Ave. Biased Sacrament: Academic Commercial . . . Ccal . . . Sodality, Troubadour Staff, Spanish Club . . . smil- ing eyes . . . basketball fan . . . spaghetti and meat balls . . . Ballerina” . . . always ready for a joke. PATRICIA A. EVERETT 2)25 E. Jefferson St. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Pat” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Cheerleader, President of Seniors’ Den, Highway, Spanish Club . . . partial to the Naval Academy . . . personality plus . . . Who’s got typing paper?” . . . incessant stream of chatter . . . flair for journalism. REGINA E. EY )206 Elmlcy Ave. Shrine of Little Flouer: Academic Commercial . . . Jean” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . sacristan . . . basketball and bowling fan . . . Stardust” . . . cube steaks . . . charming, delightful, congenial . . . blue eyes . . . true friend . . . You did?” 7f AGNES M. FAULSTICH 5203 Nuth Avc. St. Anthony of Padua: Academic Commercial . . . Ag” . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . bowling and dancing . . . generous . . . Near You” . . . cute pug nose . . . rocky fudge ice cream . . . agreeable . . . Arcadia rooter ... I don’t know.” ELIZABETH M. FEEHLEY 1101 S. Ellwood A vc. St. Brigid: General Course . . . Betty” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Riding Club, Rowling, Spanish Club . . . Peg ’O My Heart” . . . partial to Navy . . . loves to cat . . . Jeepers” . . . flirt in senior play. ELEANOR E. FINDLING 1629 Belt St. St. Mary Star of tlx- Sea: Academic Commercial . . . Fin” . . . Sodality, Drama Guild, Spanish Club, CSMC Rep. . . . bell racer . . . It Had to Be You” . . . Ocean City . . . partial to that black and orange . . . sugar sweet . . . dancing ... gal with a smile for every- one . . . gridiron fan . . . Drop dead. C PATRICIA FLAHERTY 2138 Aiken St. St. Paul: Academic Commercial . . . Pat . . . Sodality, Spanish Club . . . fishing and Massachusetts . . . pretty black hair . . . Why, sure” . . . always knows a funny story . . . Heart and Soul” . . . spaghetti . . . straw- berry shortcake. GERALDINE C. FOLIO 3810 Woodlca Avc. St. Anthony of Padua: Academic Commercial . . . Gcrric” . . . A.A., Spanish Club, Drama Guild, Trou- badour Staff, Initiation Committee . . . What time is it, Fran?” . . . likes dancing . . . partial to Loyola . . . sweet and pleasant . . . Warsaw Concerto” . . . Who is John?” JOAN T. FORESTELL 2816 Lake Avc. Shrine of Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Pres” . . . President of the Senior Class, Sodality, A.A., Class Representative, Historian of the A.A. . . . sweet smile . . . Oh! golly!” . . . drawing . . . Claire dc Lunc” . . . candy and ice cream. ALICE R. FOWLER 122 N. Potomac St. St. Elizabeth: Modern Classical . . . Al” . . . Sodality, A.A., Physics Club . . . Begin the Beguinc” . . . par- tial to dancing and University of Maryland. ROSE MARIE FRAZIER 4102 Alameda Blvd. Blessed Sacrament: Modern Classical . . . A.A. . . . sweet and lovely ... a girl’s best friend . . . effervescent dancing . . . partial to Poly . . . Dream, Dream, Dream” . . . college bound . . . loves those week-ends . . . If you say so” . . . sour beef . . . avid letter writer 7 fi SHIRLEY M. FUNK 16)3 E. Lafayette Ave. St. Paul: Academic Commercial . . . Shirl” . . . A.A., Spanish Club . . . Give Me Love for Love ' . . . Mickey and I” . . . likes to dance . . . personality . . . fun to be with . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . roller skating. ANNA E. GAGALSKI 3414 Woodstock Ave. Shrine of Little Flouer: Academic Commercial . . . Peg . . . A.A., Spanish Club . . . Oh! My Heart” . . . Stardust” . . . lovely red hair . . . 3A's Nightin- gale . . . always a smile . . . loads of fun. EULOGIA J. GALLAGHER 708 E. 3 3th St. St. Bernard: Latin-Scicncc . . . Lola . . . Sodality. A.A., Basketball manager. Drama Guild . . . Henrietta . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . dancing and eating . . . Ballerina . . . future nurse . . . member of little four. BETTY LEE GAY 1004 S. Clinton St. St. Brigid: Academic Commercial . . . Lee” . . . So- dality, A.A., Riding Club, Spanish Club, Drama Guild . . . Mickey” . . . sweet smiling countenance, beseech- ing eyes . . . one of the big five . . . forever talking . . . Italian spaghetti and sauerkraut her delicacy . . . party booster . . . Dandy. GERALDINE R. GLAESER 921 Renfrew St. Our Iuidy of Mount Carmel: Latin-Scicncc . . . Gerry” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Chemistry Club . . . college bound . . . always wondering what’s the matter . . . hobby is losing things . . . Irish humor . . . never speechless . . . Mmm! milkshakes” . . . Near You. RUTH E. GOEBEL 3314 Brendan Ave. Shrine of Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . . CSMC Rep., Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Senior Play . . . pet pastime—singing . . . Monday nights . . . I'll See You in My Dreams . . . Perry Como . . . made of nice stuff . . . sweet sixteen . . . Lake Kittatinny . . . Calvert Hall Play. MARGRET M. GRAUER 2832 W. Lanvale St. St. EdwarJ: Academic Commercial . . . Margie” . . . Class Rep., Highway Staff, Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . When do we eat?” . . . Always” . . . contagious laugh . . . tops in personality . . . baby-faced gremlin . . . faultless complexion. THERESE C GRIMALDI 8123 Philadelphia Rd. St. Clement, Rosed ale: Academic Commercial . . . Shorty . . . Sodality, A.A., Varsity Cheerleader, Pub- licity Agent for the Drama Guild . . . Stardust” . . . strutting drum majorette . . . takes growing exercises . . . French fries . . . Hopkins enthusiast. 77 HELEN M. GROGAN 1811 N. Gay St. St. Katharine: Latin-Scicncc . . . Helen . . . Sodality Rep. A.A., Physics Club Treasurer, Chemistry Club . . . Dues, please . . . gift of gab . . . milkshakes . . . likes swimming . . . partial to Calvert Hall. MARGARET A. GROSS 2818 Riggs Ave. St. Edward: Latin-Scicncc . . . Margie” . . . Cath. Chem.,” President, A.A., Sodality, Drama Guild, Ensign Blades,” Physics Club . . . To Each His Own . . . Have an orange” . . . sweet and lovely . . . member of the Little Four” . . . future co-ed. DOLORES A. GUTTENBERGER 8200 Eastern Ave. Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Academic Commercial . . . Lorry . . . Sodality, A.A., Riding Club . . . dreamy eyes . . . Oh heavens!” . . . likes to draw ... I Have But One Heart” . . . French fries and milk shakes. DOROTHY P. HAAS 3424 Ramona Ave. Shrine of Utile Flouer: Academic Commercial . . . Pat” . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . blue eyes . . . friendly ... ice cream . . . Always” . . . gift of gab. ELIZABETH M. HAMMANN 2543 E. Biddle St. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . . Babe . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild . . . Temp- tation . . . spends leisure time dancing . . . personality plus . . . generous traits . . . likes baseball . . . Orey’s milkshakes and French fries. ROSEMARY HANRATTY 3103 Juneau Place Shrine of Little Flower: Latin-Scicncc . . . Rosemary . . . Sodality Rep., A.A., Drama Guild, Physics Club, Cath.-Chem. Club . . . Serenade of the Bells” . . . expressive Irish eyes . . . blushes easily . . . happy-go- lucky . . . chocolate cake . . . joker. LEONA F. HARTKA 3105 O’Donnell St. St. Casimir: Academic Commercial . . . Lee” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild . . . pretty brown eyes . . . It all depends” . . . enjoys good books . . . Near You” . . . potato chips. ELIZABETH ANN HENNICK 513 N. Highland Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Betty” . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . For Sentimental Rea- sons” . . . shrimp chow mein . . . dancing . . . giggles galore . . . independent, attractive . . . that crowning glory . . . personality plus . . . To you, too, and many more.” 78 ELAINE C. HEUSLER 3111 Rosalie Avc. St. Ursula: Modern Classical . . . Elaine . . . A.A., Glee Club, Spanish Club . . . So Far . . . talkative . . . lover of sports and dancing . . . lyric soprano . . . Oh, gee!” ALICE H. HICKMAN 761 I.innard St. St. Beruardiue: Modern Classical . . . Hick . . . So- dality, Spanish Club . . . Anybody have a pencil? . . . To Each His Own” ... a sweet girl to know . . . full of fun . . . cute. JACQUELINE E. HIEBER 2402 Lauretta Avc. St. Eduard: Academic Commercial . . . “Jackie . . . Sodality, Legion of Decency Rep., Glee Club President, Spanish Club . . . loves dancing . . . always armed with a winning smile . . . mashed potatoes and gravy . . . Are you kiddin’?” . . . music fiend . . . Racing with the Moon. THERESA C. HOCHREIN 3336 Cardenas Avc. Shrine of Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Terry . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, CSMC Rep., Spanish Club . . . fire drill officer . . . football fan . . . charming personality . . . ready, willing and able . . . loyal . . . likes classical music . . . The Student Prince. WILMA F. HOHMAN 326 Taylor Avc., Essex Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Academic Commercial . . . Billie . . . Sodality, Glee Club, A.A., Spanish Club, Riding Club . . . Begin the Bcguinc . . . singing starlet . . . luring blue eyes . . . Go like mad” . . . fried chicken . . . dancing enthusiast . . . Oh, what a pal is Rif” . . . always joking. HELEN D. HOLZHEID 3232 Kenyon Ave. Shrine of Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Lcn . . . A.A., Glee Club . . . I’ll See You in My Dreams” . . . sentimental and sweet . . . likes sour beef and dumplings . . . football fan . . . one of the Big Five . . . future stenographer. HUBERTA C. HORCHER 643 S. Strccpcr St. St. Brigid: Academic Commercial . . . Betty” . . . So- dality, Spanish Club, A.A., Riding Club, Drama Guild, Vice President of English Club . . . The Stars Will Re- member” . . . gift of gab . . . fond of sports . . . talking brown eyes . . . always happy. MARY T. HORTON 1766 Homestead St. St. Bernard: Academic Commercial . . . Horie . . . Sodality, Drama Guild . . . nice personality . . . beautiful hair . . . Will Wednesday ever come” . . . dancing . . . To Each His Own” . . . Maxic’s chocolate cokes. 71) DOROTHY HUEBSCHMAN 10 N. Luzerne Avc. S . Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Hitch . . . Sodality Rep., Initiation Committee, Spanish Club . . . Don't Cry Little Girl” . . . football fan . . . French fries and cokes . . . poetic dreamer . . . jovial, talkative . . . soulful brown eyes . . . You should’ve seen it.” MARIE T. HUNLEY 1122 S. Potomac St. S . Brigid: Academic Commercial . . . Pinky” . . . So- dality, Spanish Club, President of English Club, A.A., Riding Club, Varsity . . . petite strawberry blonde . . . friendly smile . . . How Soon” . . . Betty and I . . . Gee whiz.” DOROTHY M. HUPFER 503 N. Kenwood Avc. . St. Elizabeth: General Commercial . . . Dot . . . So- dality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . basketball . . . bowling . . . Together” . . . Oh fiddlesticks” . . . quiet . . . loves to cat . . . easy to get along with . . . loads of fun. DOLORES F. JANOWSKI 3307 Spaulding Avc. SI. Ambrose. Academic Commercial . . . Doc . . . Drama Guild, Highway . . . Ballerina . . . But defi- nitely” . . . quiet at times . . . friendly and fun . . . likes cold roast beef sandwiches . . . future accountant. FRANCES J. JASKOWIAK 2614 Foster Ave. Si. Casimir: General . . . Fran . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . likes to dance . . . admires air-line hostesses . . . Oh joy!” . . . Look at that Cadillac . . . silent Fran . . . Begin the Bcguinc. AUDREY M. JONES 23 30 E. Eager St. SI. Wenceslaus: Academic Commercial . . . Auds” . . . Spanish Club, Drama Guild, Sodality Vice-Prefect . . . If You Were the Only Girl in the World . . . dancing . . . tuna fish sandwiches . . . petite . . . pretty brown hair . . . congenial . . . swell pal . . . accordionist . . . aspiring stenographer. MARY A. KANE 270J Eastern Ave. S . Elizabftb: Modern Classical . . . Mary . . . Glee Club, A Cappclla Choir, Physics Club . . . Serenade of the Bells . . . sociable . . . skating and dancing. MARY R. KASAI. 2732 Pelham Avc. Shrine of Lillie Elourr: Academic Commercial . . . Marita” . . . Sodality, A.A., Orchestra, Spanish Club Secretary. Class Representative . . . witty . . . life of the party . . . second Iturbi . . . likes to dance . . . future secretary. 80 DOLORES 1 . KAUFMAN 1717 N. Bradford S:. St. Katharine: Academic Commercial . . . Coffee” . . . Sodality, A.A., President of Drama Cuild, Spanish Club, Varsity Basketball . . . wonderful to know . . . future thespian . . . good sport, nice personality . . . always has a sweet hello . . . Holy cow!” . . . Tonight We Love.” M. BERNICE KENT 2247 E. Biddle St. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . . Ber- nie” . . . Sodality. CSMC Rep. and Secretary, A.A. . . . true friend, lots of fun, likes to laugh . . . pretty brown eyes . . . What docs she do with mercurochrome? . . . likes to play basketball . . . Now you know . . . To- night We Love.” CATHERINE F. Kll.MURRAY 72 Cedar St., Edgewood St. Stephen: Latin-Science . . . Kay” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild. Physics Club, Highway Staff . . . a true Pythias . . . Let me tell you . . . last-minute specialist . . . future co-ed . . . nautically inclined. ANN M. KIRBY 2768 Pelham Avc. Shrine of l.itlle Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Kirb . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club, Varsity basketball . . . sparkling blue eyes, lots of fun anywhere . . . one of the team's speediest forwards . . . It's the coming thing . . . favorite pastime—eating . . . Sierra Madre.” CATHERINE KLINE Cross Road, Fullerton St. foieph: Latin-Science . . . Cass . . . Sodality, Chemistry Club . . . congenial . . . future pharmacist . . . Stardust,” You Do” . . . dancing . . . Poly. LEONA J. KNOERLEIN 121J S. Decker Avc. Sacreil Heart of Jesus: Academic Commercial . . . Lee . . Sodality, A.A., A Cappclla Choir, Glee Club . . . pretty blue eyes, friendly disposition . . . sentimental, lots of fun . . . one of the Big Five” . . . likes Mt. St. Joe . . . potato chips . . . Stardust” . . . What’s the next outline?” . . . future bookkeeper. IRENE P. KONIECZNY 514 S. Lakewood Avc. St. Elizabeth: Modern Classical . . . Renee . . . So- dality. A.A.. Drama Guild, Cath.-Chem. Club, Physics Club . . . Oh! golly, gee! . . . college bound . . . seamstress . . . long eyelashes, natural curly hair . . . enjoys reminiscing . . . vivacious . . . Girl of My Dreams” . . . one of the inseparable three. REGINA A. KOSCIELSKI 6220 Evcrall Avc. St. Michael, Overlea: Modern Classical . . . Jean” . . . Sodality. A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . Frank Sinatra fan . . . Guilty . . . congenial . . . potential nurse. 81 MARIAN M. KRALICK 262 S Hammonds Ferry Rd. St. Clement, Lansdowne: Academic Commercial . . . Marian . . . Spanish Club, Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild . . . wavy hair . . . petite . . . All the Things You Arc . . . Oh! what am I going to do?” . . . globe trotter. DOLORES P. KRUE 673} Bessemer Ave. Stirred Heart of Mary: Academic Commercial . . . Kruec” . . . Sodality, Spanish Club . . . How Soon . . . a born dreamer . . . likeable personality . . . big blue eyes . . . Dundalk booster . . . enjoys dancing and milkshakes. DOROTHY KUCKUDA 1900 Eastern Ave. St. Stanislaus: Academic Commercial . . . Dot” . . . Sodality . . . sedate . . . shy . . . friendly . . . movies . . . I’ll Dance at Your Wedding DOLORES M. LABADIE 118 S. Exeter St. St. Leo: Modern Classical . . . Do” . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club . . . future Florence Nightingale . . . lemon meringue pic . . . long dark brown hair . . . partial to Naval Air Force. MARY KATHERINE LANGHIRT 4208 Sheldon Ave. Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Mickey . . . A.A., Spanish Club . . . It Had to Ik You” . . . Shir- ley and I” . . . loves roller-skating . . . likes to dance . . . pretty green eyes . . . personality plus . . . swim- ming and bowling. DOLORES LEHN 3229 Dudley Ave. Shrine of Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Dolly . . . A.A., Glee Club . . . jovial and sweet . . . Isle of Capri” . . . baseball fan . . . likes fried chicken . . . one of Big Five” . . . future secretary. CONSTANCE P. LEJSIAK 206 N. Kenwood Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Connie” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . partial to Navy . . . Hey gismoe!” . . . Wiffenpoof Song . . . pretty brown eyes . . . likes hamburgers and Orye’s . . . shorthand whiz . . . sweet and devilish . . . favorite pastime—dancing. MARY P. LENHOFF 3726 Echodalc Ave. Shrine of Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Pat . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Riding Club, Associate Editor of Highway, Spanish Club . . . lover of horses . . . giggles . . . wonderful personality . . . Twilight Time . . . future journalist. 82 TERESA M. LENTZ 2627 E. Madison St. St. Wenceslaus: Academic Commercial . . . Tessic . . . Sodality. A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club. Troubadour Staff . . . To Each His Own . . . very popular . . . partial to Orye’s and Poly . . . favorite saying— Hey, Sporty . . . sweet . . . loves spaghetti . . . peroxide. BERNADINE H. LESNICK 1211 S. Ellwood Avc. St. Brigid: Academic Commercial . . . Bcrnic” . . . Sodality, A.A. . . . smiling blue eyes . . . docile . . . gridiron rooter . . . You know! . . . soft crabs . . . loves to sing . . . sparkling personality. RITA V. I.EYH 1816 Aiken St. St. Paul: Academic Commercial . . . Reels” . . . So- dality, A.A. Vice-President, Spanish Club, Captain of Varsity Basketball Team, A.A. Rep. . . . fire drill officer . . . Okay, sporty” . . . partial to Poly . . . loves to cat . . . Mam’sellc . . . dancing . . . likes sports. MARY LOU C LUCZKOWSKI 1004 S. Potomac St. St. Casimir: Academic Commercial . . . I.ou” . . . So- dality, A.A.. Legion of Decency Rep., Glee Club, Drama Guild, Troubadour Staff, Spanish Club, Senior Play . . . always good for a laugh . . . Twilight Time” . . . Mon- day nights . . . Ocean City . . . Annie’s other half . . . Calvert Hall play. CATHERINE F. MACIOLEK 701 S. Curley St. St. Casimir: Academic Commercial . . . Cass” . . . A.A. . . . likes basketball, swimming, and bowling . . . Malaqucna” . . . Say, sporty” . . . demure and funny . . . nice to be with . . . dancing eyes . . . always on the ball. MARCELLA E. MAKA 404 S. Patterson Park Avc. Holy Rosary: General . . . A.A., Drama Guild . . . Ballerina” . . . partial to Calvert Hall . . . nice per- sonality . . . quiet . . . I’m hungry.” MARGARET L. MALEY 2902 Dunran Rd. St. Rita, Dundalk: Academic Commercial . . . Maggie . . Sodality, A.A., Orchestra, Spanish Club . . . friendly, gift of gab ... a future Iturbi . . . basketball fan . . . Heart and Soul . . . likes sailboats . . . Shore Acres, N. J. . . . Oh, boy! sauerkraut!” M. EILEEN MARLATT 27J 8 Winchester St. S . Eduard: Academic Commercial . . . Eileen . . . So- dality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . football fanatic . . . neat and sweet ... a friend indeed . . . likes her potato chips and pickles . . . dancing at Cahill a specialty . . . Stardust.” 83 JEAN E. MARROCCO 1410 N. Chester St. S . Katharine: Academic Commercial . . . Rocky” . . . Sodality, Drama Guild, Spanish Club, Riding . . . My Hero . . . happy-go-lucky . . . partial to dancing and basketball . . . likeable . . . raven hair . . . scintillating personality . . . one of six . . . Uncle Sam's secretary. JEAN A. MATHIEU 287) Mayfield Avc. Sbrine of Lillie Flouer: Latin-Scicnce . . . Jean . . . So- dality, A.A., Drama Guild . . . frequents Cahill and YWCA . . . loves movies and bowling . . . partial to Cal- vert Hall . . . Navy . . . “Honey.” GLORIA M. MATTHEWS 607 Eastern Avc. Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Academic Commercial . . . Matty . . . Sodality, Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . Surrender . . . infectious laughter . . . deep brown eyes . . . personality plus . . . one of the six . . . facile blusher. DOROTHY MAULDIN 600 McKewin Avc. St. Bernard: Academic Commercial . . . Dot . . . So- dality, A.A., Drama Guild . . . Ballerina” . . . incessant laughter . . future accountant . . . strawberries all year. MARY ROSE McCAFFREY )446 Cliftmont Avc. Shrine of Utile Flower: General Course . . . Mary rose . . . A.A. . . . bowling . . . basketball fan . . . movies . . . likes to travel . . . quiet . . . friendly. MARGARET P. McKEEVER 3231 Chesterfield Ave. Shrine of Little Flower: Latin-Scicnce . . . Pat” . . . Class Rep., A.A., Sodality, Drama Guild, Physics Club. Freshman Committee . . . Love that Loyola . . . I’ll Be Seeing You” . . . member of little four . . . full of fun and fancy free ... off to college . . . Where’s my lunch?” CATHERINE A. McNALLY 7 E. Randall St. St. Mary Star of the Sea: Academic Commercial . . . Mac . . . Sodality. A.A., Drama Guild, Troubadour Staff, Spanish Club . . . likes shrimp . . . Stardust” . . . football . . . sweet Irish smile . . . natural curly hair. M. CLAIRE McNEILL )102 Pelham Avc. Shrine of Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Claire . . . Sodality. A.A., Drama Guild . . . pretty smile . . . dancing at Cahill . . . To Each His Own . . . sour beef and dumplings. 84 MARIA I. MESSINA 908 N. Patterson Park Ave. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . . Marie” . . . CSMC President, Spanish Club. School Librarian . . . blushes easily . . . sweet personality . . . dance fiend . . . How Saon . . . nice to know. JEAN M. MICHEL 1315 N. Montford Ave. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . . Mike” . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club, English Club Treasurer, Highway . . . Oriole rooter . . . neat . . . quiet . . . petite . . . chocolate nut sundaes . . . dancing . . . I Have But One Heart.” RITA F. MIERKIEWICZ JUS. Madcria St. St. Stanislaus: Academic Commercial . . . Rita . . . So- dality, Spanish Club, A.A. . . . enjoys deviled crabs and tuna fish . . . Bullet rooter . . . roller skating . . . ini- tiative . . . blondic . . . future stenographer . . . The Best Things in Life Arc Free.” ELIZABETH M. MI SKI MON 3023 Elliott St. St. Bri iJ: Academic Commercial . . . Betty” . . . So- dality, A.A. Rep., Drama Guild, Riding Club, Spanish Club . . . Atlantic City . . . carrot top . . . personality plus . . . witty . . . Really?” . . . never without Ma- rie .. . Night and Day. JEAN G. MORAN 2747 Chesterfield Ave. Shrine of Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Giggles . . . Sodality, Spanish Club . . . artistic talents . . . eternal dancer . . . contagious laugh . . . never in a rush . . . unaffected nature . . . dependable, attractive, carefree . . . Till the End of Time . . . Why? DOROTHY J. MORAVEC 706 N. Rose St. St. Wenceslans: Academic Commercial . . . Dotty” . . . dark brown eyes . . . gee whiz . . . collects records . . . Serenade of the Bells . . . regular ice-cream eater. BERNADETTE M. MULVEY 335 E. 28th St. SS. Philip ami Janies: Modern Classical . . . Bernie . . . Drama Guild, A.A., Spanish Club, Physics Club, Cath Chem Club, Highway . . . winsome Irish lass . . . Oh! look out for that eyebrow . . . Guilty” . . . partial to poetry . . . Hey, Terry, wait for me. GERALDINE E. MULVEY 335 E. 28th St. SS. Philip anil James: Academic Commercial . . . Jer- ry . . . Spanish Club. A.A. . . . Prima Ballerina . . . poet laureate . . . deep love for fine music . . . expressive green eyes . . . ready smile and Irish wit . . . Rachma- ninoff’s Second Piano Concerto.” 8a THERESA C. NOWAK 236 S. Castle St. St. Stanislaus: Academic Commercial . . . Terry” . . . Sodality, A.A. . . . likes pickles and dancing . . . To Each His Own” . . . cute . . . blond tresses and blue eyes . . . social club enthusiast . . . co-operative . . . likeable. FLORENCE L. ORDAKOWSKI 1634 Chilton St. St. Bernard: Academic Commercial . . . Sodality, A.A., Troubadour Staff, Spanish Club . . . vocabulary expert . . . happy-go-lucky . . . artistic penmanship . . . con- genial . . . loves chicken chow mein . . . bright light” . . . “Because” . . . expressis'c eyes . . . nice hair. DOLORES J. OSTERHAUS 3309 Lawn view Avc. Shrine of Little Flower: Latin-Scicnce . . . Dee” . . . Sodality, A.A., Riding Club, Drama Guild . . . con- tagious laughter . . . likes swimming and basketball . . . pleasant disposition ... I Wish I Didn't I.ovc You So.” GLORIA M. PAETOW 3634 E. Fayette St. S . FJizahelb: Academic Commercial . . . Pacts” . . . A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . Stardust” . . . athletic-minded . . . barn dances . . . sleepy . . . food . . . bashful . . . popular. M. BERNADETTE MURPHY 1103 E. Preston St. St. John the lit angeli !: Academic Commercial . . . Bernie” . . . Sodality rcprescntatis-c, Spanish Club, Or- chestra . . . fond of ice skating and dancing . . . deep dimples . . . pleasant personality ... I won’t commit myself. JEAN M. NACHODSKY 821 N. Bclnord Ave. St. Weneeslans: Academic Commercial . . . Jean . . . Spanish Club, Sodality, A.A. . . . gift of gab . . . favorite among girls . . . basketball and football . . . warm hearted . . . lots of fun . . . Near You” . . . loves to dance. ANGELA G. NADROWSKI 337 S. 32nd St. Holy Rosary: Modern Classical . . . Angie” . . . Sodal- ity, A.A., Drama Guild, Cath Chem Club, Vice President of Physics Club. Highway . . . Honor Roll . . . You Know . . . pianist . . . college bound . . . versatile . . . determined . . . congenial . . . one of inseparable three.” ANNE V. NEWSOME 2306 E. North Avc. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . . Annie” . . . Sodality, A.A., Legion of Decency Rep., Drama Guild Treasurer, Highway, Troubadour Staff, Spanish Club, Seniors' Den See., Senior Play . . . bubbling personality . . . Anywhere” . . . partial to U. of B. . . . Monday nights . . . Lou’s other half. 80 JO ANN C. I ALL ASCII 4906 Bclair Rd. St. Anthony of Padua: Academic Commercial . . . Joe . . . A.A.. Riding Club. Sodality, Spanish Club. Trouba- dour Staff . . At Years Go By” . . . always laughing . . . witty personality . . . horses, horses, horses . . . steak and cherry pic fiend . . . one of the big five. THERESA G. PAPIRI 1816 N. Bond St. St. Paul: Modern Classical . . . Terry . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild. Physics Club . . . Jalousie . . . big brown eyes . . . For goodness sake!” . . . Univer- sity of Maryland . . . Perry Mason fan . . . hot fudge sundaes . . . college bound. ELAINE M. PASKA 402 Cornwall St. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . E” . . . So- dality, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, A.A. . . . bowling fan, dancing . . . loves singing . . . potato chips . . . Quiet??? . . . that laugh . . . Because” . . . Oh! those eyes ... I beg your pardon . . . one of big five. MARY L. PILKERTON 147 N. Milton Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Lou . . . So- dality, Glee Club . . . big blue eyes . . . Well! what do you know about that! . . . enjoys records . . . Be- cause . . . tuna fish salad. MARY T. PLOCIENNIK 819 S. Linwood Ave. St. Casimir: Academic Commercial . . . Dimples . . . Sodality . . . friendly smile . . . wonderful personality . . . comedian of 4A . . . Two Loves Have I” . . . talkative . . . likes movies . . . cute . . . nice teeth. ELEANOR R. POPE 545 E. Fort Ave. Holy Cross: Academic Commercial . . . “Skeets” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . So Far . . . swimming and ice skating . . . fried chicken . . . winning personality, bewitching blue eyes . . . Oh! what a pal is Rose . . . happy-go-lucky . . . dimples. MARY J. PROUTY 4411 Mary Ave. St. Anthony: Academic Commercial . . . Ginny” . . . Sodality, A.A., bowling . . . quiet, sweet voice . . . Oh fudge . . . Star Eyes” . . . pianist . . . chocolate milk shake and barbecue. ROSALIE R. PRZYBYLOWSKA 3JJ S. Chester St. Holy Rosary: Academic Commercial . . . Roll . . . Sodality, A.A., Glee Club . . . dreamy eyes, pretty smile . . . Laughed till I thought I d die!” . . . pianist and poet . . . Always” . . . Belman hot-beefs.” 87 CLR ALDINI PRZYBVI.SK A 724 S. Lin wood Avc. St. Casimir: Academic Commercial . . . Gerry” . . . pretty teeth, dimples . . . I’m hungry” . . . eating . . . How Soon” . . . fried chicken. JOAN C. QUINN ■423 1 Nicholas Avc. Shrine of Utile Flouer: Academic Commercial . . . ”Fc” . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . To Each His Own” . . . Calvert Hall . . . dancing . . . athletic . . . well-liked . . . cokes . . . full of fun. MARGARET F. RAAB 457 S. Drew St. Sacred Heart of Mary: Academic Commercial . . . Mar- gie” . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . always hungry . . . neat . . . roller skating, bowling, partial to dancing . . . How Soon. MARY E. RABENAU 2235 E. Hcnncman Ave. St. Katharine: Academic Commercial . . . Mac . . . Sodality, Spanish Club, School Librarian . . . dancing, pianist, icc skating . . . Hi, Hon” . . . French fries . . . Golden Earrings . . . Buddy Clark fan ... St. Katha- rine's Social . . . typing whiz . . . one of the six . . . always hungry. FIDELIS R. RATTMAN 102 E. Ovcrlea Avc. St. Michael, Oterlea: General Course . . . Faye” . . . Spanish Club, Orchestra . . . Loyola . . . pleasant to speak to . . . football ... I Wish I Didn’t Love You So” . . . You don’t say. JOAN M. REESE 8 Edgcwatcr Terrace Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Latin-Scicncc . . . Jo . . . Sodality, CSMC Rep., A.A., Drama Guild, Physics Club, Chcm. Club . . . partial to Calvert Hall . . . eating and talking . . . always smiling . . . Near You” . . . future nurse. ELIZABETH S. REHM 524 Rose Hill Terrace Blested Sacrament: Academic Commercial . . . Betty . . . Sodality . . . laughing brown eyes . . . talkative . . . wonderful personality . . . lots of fun . . . Say, Kid” . . . always eating . . . It Had to Be You” . . . Cute.” SUZANNE G. RHOADS 521 E. Cold Spring I.anc Bleued Sacrament: Latin-Scicncc . . . Suzy” . . . Sodal- ity, Legion of Decency Rep., A.A., Initiation Committee . . . partial to University of Baltimore ... a Cahill jit- terbug ... icc hockey and football enthusiast . . . future nurse . . . Love Letters.” 88 JOSEPH INK C. RICI )I9 S. Rcgestcr St. St. Patrick: Academic Commercial . . . Josic” . . . So- dality, A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club ... I Have But One Heart” . . . bowling . . . amiable personality . . . What did you say?” . . . sour beef and dumplings . . . movies . . . Oh, what a pal is Clara . . . future secretary. MARIK I� . RIESS 1707 N. Bradford St. St. Katharine: Academic Commercial . . . Shorty . . . Sodality, A.A., Glee Club . . . small feet, brown eyes . . . Oh my” . . . sewing . . . What arc you doing New Year’s Eve?” . . . fried chicken. DOROTHY C RIETSCHY 1738 N. Port St. S . Katharine: Academic Commercial . . . Dolly . . . Sodality, Spanish Club . . . dancing, bowling, St. Katha- rine’s Social . . . How Soon . . . pork chops . . . Hon . . . Vaughn Monroe . . . cute smile, loads of fun . . . one of the six. FRANCES M. RIFICI 736 W. Hamburg St. St. Jerome: Academic Commercial . . . Rif . . . So- dality, A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club, Troubadour Staff, Seniors' Den vice-president . . . Let’s cat . . . Stardust” . . . dancing, bowling . . . fried chicken . . . sparkling sense of humor and bewitching brown eyes . . . dimples. MARY J. ROBINSON 4 50 N. Highland Avc. St. Elizabeth: Latin-Sciencc . . . Jean . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Vicc-Prcs. of English Explorers . . . won- derful sense of humor . . . loves to eat . . . partial to Calvert Hall . . . Time on My Hands” . . . college bound. ROSE M. ROHE 421 School House Rd. St. Joseph, Fullerton: Academic Commercial . . . Rose . . . Sodality, Spanish Club . . . just loves milk shakes after those barn dances . . . partial to Mt. St. Joe . . . Ballerina” . . . dancing eyes . . . Oh! what a pal is Skeets. SHIRLEY M. ROHE Box 424, Route No. 2 SI. Joseph, Fullerton: Latin-Sciencc . . . Curley . . . Sodality, A.A., Physics Club . . . nursing bound . . . St. Joe . . . thoughtful . . . bookworm . . . always a smile. AGNES M. ROSENDALE 2806 Montebello Terrace St. Francis of Assisi: Academic Commercial . . . Aggie Mack . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . sticks with those Birds . . . Titian blonde . . . “Oh, boy!” ... I Wish I Didn't Love You So . . . my pal Regina . . . fond of horses. 8!) MARGARET M. ROTH 30)0 E. Baltimore St. S . Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Margie” . . . Sodality, Spanish Club, A.A. . . . bowling, dancing . . . caramels . . . delightful personality . . . Hcv” . . . pig- skin rooter . . . Night and Day.” REGINA RUSSELL 2702 Halcyon Avc. St. Dominic: Latin-Sciencc . . . Jeanne” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Highway and Troubadour Staff, ex- ecutive for Legion of Decency . . . quiet . . . Oriole fan . . . artist . . . attentive . . . Donkey Serenade.” ELLEN P. RYAN 2223 Wicomico St. St. Jerome: Academic Commercial . . . Pat” . . . So- dality, A.A., Drama Guild . . . Who is The object of my affections? . . . You know what I mean . . . en- joys dancing with —? . . .sparkling Irish personality. KATHLEEN M. RYAN 2223 Wicomico St. St. Jerome: Academic Commercial . . . Kitty” . . . So- dality, Highway Staff, A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . dimples . . . Irish through and through . . . dancing . . . I’ll See You in My Dreams. DOROTHY T. SADOWSKI 1811 N. Washington St. St. Patrick: Academic Commercial . . . Dot” . . . So- dality, A.A., Troubadour Staff, Spanish Club . . . known as Buckskin” to friends . . . loves to meet people . . . willing victim for a good joke . . . future accountant . . . O, you kid . . . often seen at Baltimore Sym- phony concerts. MARY LOUISE SAUER 26)4 Kirk Avc. St. BernarJ: Latin-Scicncc . . . Dimples” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Physics Club . . . III bctcha” . . . class songbird . . . Irish ballads . . . winsome and bub- bling . . . aquatic fan. ANGELINE J. SCARDIGLI 120 N. Luzerne Avc. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Angie” . . . Sodality, Spanish Club . . . knows her religion . . . true friend . . . jovial . . . beautiful hair. HELEN T. SCHAFER ■4515 Bowlcy’s Lane Shrine of Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Helen . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . big brown eyes . . . friendly personality . . . future secretary . . . bowling . . . Serenade of the Bells” . . . hamburgers and potato chips. 90 MARY A. SCI I AFFER MAN 7208 Hilltop Avc. SI. Clement: Academic Commercial . . . Sodality, Span- ish Club . . . Jeepers . . . brown eyes . . . attractive smile . . . nice to know . . . true friend . sour beef and dumplings . . . That's My Desire ... ice skating . . . loves to dance. RITA M. SCHMIDT ) I Walkcrn Rd. Our l.ady of Mount Carmel: Academic Commercial . . . Rcct” . . . Sodality, A.A. . . . quiet type . . . Oh golly . . . milkshakes . . . Near You.” MARY I.OU SCHWARZKOPF 506 N Bclnord Avc. S . Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Schwartz . . . Sodality Rep., A.A., Troubadour Staff . . . Oh, isn't that awful . . . Cahill . . . always ready to help . . . chili-con-carnc . . . Dream.” ROSE MARIE SEIDL 2641 Beryl Avc. St. Katharine: Academic Commercial . . . Rose . . . Sodality, Drama Guild . . . bangs . . . loves fried chicken and French fries . . . shorty . . . bowling . . . ambitious artist . . . avid dancer . . . one of the inseparable three . . . The Stars Will Remember. M. JOAN SERVICE 624 Grantley St. St. Bernardine: Academic Commercial . . . Jo . . . A.A. President, Manager, Rep., Varsity Basketball, So- dality, Spanish Club . . . Jo Gundcr . . . Smoke Gets in Your Eyes . . . always eating . . . personality . . . dancing . . . blue eyes and a lovely smile. MARGARET M. SHAY 1710 N. Bond St. St. Paul: I.atin-Scicnce . . . Peggy . . . Sodality, CSMC Rep., A.A., Riding Club, Drama Guild, Physics Club . . . fond of horses . . . talkative ... I Can't Begin to Tell You” ... Tis a shame” . . . sports fan . . . potato chips and doughnuts. NORMA R. SHEALEY 10) N. Kenwood Avc. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Shcal . . . ViccrPrcsidcnt of '48. Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Bowl- ing Mgr., Spanish Club . . . Stardust . . . vivacious . . . music and dancing . . . senior play ... I need a job!” . . . partial to food. DOROTHY M. SHULKA 4620 Frankford Ave. St. Anthony of Padua: I.atin-Scicnce . . . Dot” . . . Sodality, A.A., Senior Class Secretary, Review Columnist . . . Malcgucna ..............lives to cat . . . open-air enthusiast . . . Ha?” . . . subtle humorist. 01 VICTORIA T. SILVESTRI 1620 Clift view Ave. SI. Paul: Academic Commercial . . . Vicki . . . So dality, Spanish Club . . . one of the six . . . Stardust” . . . sincere . . . witty . . . bis brown eyes . . . Buddy Clark fan . . . partial to Hamilton Rck . . . Brother!” . . . ambition: to be a beautician. MARY C. SIMON 3018 Westfield Avc. St. Dominic: Academic Commercial . . . Mary . . . So- dality, Spanish Club . . . loves to cat . . . My dentist?” . . . Did you read? . . . Uh-huh” . . . Too Fat Polka. ROSEMARY D. SLECHTA 2418 Ashland Avc. SI. Wenceslaus: Latin-Scicncc . . . Rosemary . . . So- dality, Spiritual Secretary of Executive Board, Vice President CSMC, A.A., Riding Club, Troubadour Staff . . . So Far” . . . college bound . . . likes swimming and dancing . . . hobby—talking . . . partial to Calvert Hall. DOLORES M. SLOMBA 19 N. Luzerne Avc. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Dolly” . . . Sodality, A.A. . . . twinkling brown eyes . . . winning personality . . . Golly . . . dancing . . . You Do . . . chocolate milkshakes. LILLIAN A. SMITH 605 S. Patterson Park Ave. St. Stanislam: Latin-Scicncc . . . Lil” . . . Sodality, Physics Club, Secretary of English Club, Troubadour Staff . . . Long Ago and Far Away . . . always hungry . . . quiet . . . nice ... I want to go home.” AUDREY M. SNYDER 3209 Dudley Ave. Shrine of Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Aud” . . . Sodality, A.A. Representative, Drama Guild, Troubadour Staff . . . Moonlight Serenade . . . Oh, those St. Joe Gaels!” . . . potato chips . . . maroon convertibles. ELEANOR K. SOBIESKI 609 N. Kenwood Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . El . . . So- dality, Legion of Decency Rep., A.A., Drama Guild, . . . piercing brown eyes . . . always ready to laugh . . . Stardust” . . . dancing . . . Let's dance” . . . spaghetti and meat balls. ELEANOR E. STEFANKIEWICZ 132 5 Bethlehem Avc. Sacred Heart of Mitry: Academic Commercial . . . Ste- fic” . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . congenial . . . jovial . . . obviously” . . . gridiron rooter . . . candy . . . “The Best Things in Life Are Free . . . hails from Dundalk. 02 AGNES M. STROHMINGER 429 N. Montford Avc. Si. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Shorty” . . . Sodality, A.A., Highway Rep., Troubadour Staff . . . dimples . . . Jack, Jack, Jack” . . . grilled cheese . . . dancing . . . pretty green eyes . . . loyal friend . . . future stenographer. EVELYN G. SUMWALT 2619 Aisquith St. SI. Bernard: Academic Commercial . . . Ev” . . . A.A., Sodality, Spanish Club . . . Rumors Are Flying” . . . peaches and cream complexion, golden blond hair . . . Oh that smile! . . . always looks neat . . . likes bowling . . . artistic. ELLA M. SUNDERLAND 145 N. Kenwood Avc. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Marie . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Riding Club . . . I’ll See You in My Dreams . . . dancing . . . expressive eyes . . . pork and sauerkraut . . . Listen, Joseph.” ELISABETH H. SVASEK 2610 E. Jefferson St. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Betty” . . . Sodality Rep., A.A. . . . excitable . . . generous . . . witty . . . green eyes . . . Oh sugar” . . . It Had to Be You” . . . punctual . . . bike-riding. JOAN M. SZAMSKI 2031 Eastern Avc. Holy Rotary: Latin-Scicncc . . . Joan . . . Sodality, A.A., Glee Club, Secretary of Physics Club, Chem. Club . . . Chcc” . . . jovial personality . . . football rooter . . . college bound . . . Night and Day.” MERCEDES M. SZCZEPANIAK 1242 S. Decker Avc. St. Cat inter: Academic Commercial . . . Mcrcc” . . . A.A., Sodality, Legion of Decency Rep., Drama Guild, Glee Club, Spanish Club President, Troubadour Staff, Senior Play . . . Clair de Lunc” . . . class spirit . . . pinnacle of neatness . . . likes music and dancing . . . Holy Pete.” MARY A. SZCZEPANSKI 1819 Gough Street St. Patrick: Modern Classical . . . Seal” . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club . . . college bound . . . chicken chow mein . . . Navy football rooter . . . I’m convinced.” HELEN T. TETKOWSKI 6722 Roberts Avc. Sacred Heart of Mary: Academic Commercial . . . Tet” . . . Sodality, Spanish Club . . . happy-go-lucky . . . everybody's pal . . . loves basketball, dancing, and food . . . So Far . . . Robert Mitchum and Calvert Hall fan . . . But natch.” «J3 MARY F. THOMAS 6908 German Hill Avc. Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Modern Classical . . . Mair . . . A.A., Riding Club, Drama Guild, Physics Club, Spanish Club, Troubadour Staff . . . bubbling with Northern friendliness . . . forward to higher education . . . mermaid . . . driving. FRANCES C. THUMAN 5914 Green hill Avc. St. Michael, Overlea: General . . . Franny” . . . So- dality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . Sentimental Reasons . . . cute . . . enjoys bowling and dancing . . . Miracles never cease” . . . craves pickles . . . Redwood Post rooter . . . amiable . . . quiet . . . one of the big five. DOLORES R. TILLETTE 512 E. J8th St. St. BrigiJ: Academic Commercial . . . Tillic” . . . So- dality, A.A., Spanish Club, Varsity Basketball . . . To Each His Own” . . . Poly . . . dancing, pinochle . . . tolerant . . . loads of fun . . . that natural wave . . . happy-go-lucky . . . yearning for a sojourn in Atlantic City. PATRICIA A. TOBALL 5000 Kenwood Ave. St. Michael, Overlea: Modern Classical . . . Pat” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . roast beef and mashed potatoes . . . Overlea and Ocean City . . . sparkling personality . . . talking eyes . . . always boss . . . loves basketball and summertime. MARY L. TRAGESER 61J McKcwin Ave. Blessed Sacrament: Academic Commercial . . . Tragg . . . Sodality, A.A. . . . laughing eyes . . . dancing . . . Oh, fine” . . . Sentimental Reasons” . . . hot fudge sundaes. FLORENCE J. TUCHOLKA 404 S. Highland Ave. Sacred Heart of Jesus: Academic Commercial . . . Flo” . . . Sodality CSMC Rep., A.A., Drama Guild . . . Honey . . . beautiful dark hair and eyes ... to learn new dance steps . . . Let’s eat” . . . co-operative in all school activities . . . chicken noodle soup. MARY L. TURNER 1515 Holbrook St. St. James: Academic Commercial . . . Mary Lou” . . . A.A., Spanish Club. Sodality, Troubadour Staff . . . collects pictures of Alan Ladd . . . crocheting . . . I Wish I Didn’t Love You So . . . very nice girl to know . . . sweet . . . fine personality. BEATRICE J. TUTCHTON 519 Virginia Avc. Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Modern Classical . . . Betty . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Riding Club, Spanish Club . . . sweet and friendly . . . My soul” . . . crazy about riding . . . swimming . . Stardust” . . . college bound . . . sparkling blue eyes plus an engaging smile. U4 BERNADETTE V. TWARDOWSKI 2405 Fait Avc. Holy Rosary: Academic Commercial . . . Bcrnic” . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . cute . . . sweet dispo- sition . . . spaghetti and meat balls . . . It Had to Be You” . . fond of bowling and roller skating . . . Mike's Corner enthusiast . . . always smiling . . . likeable. AUDREY A. VANICK 3708 Ridgecroft Rd. St. Anthony: Academic Commercial . . . Aud” . . . Sodality, A.A.. Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . Among My Souvenirs . . . Honest to Pete” . . . short and sweet . . . friendliest brown eyes . . . loves to dance . . . partial to Poly. JENNIE M. VARSALONE 822 N. Milton Avc. S . Kallxrine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . . Jen” . . . Sodality, A.A. . . . dreamy eyes . . . Star- dust” . . . dancing . . . sour beef and dumplings ANN M. WAGNER 5 94 5 Kavon Avc. St. Michael, Ocerlea: Academic Commercial . . . Ann . . . Spanish Club. Sodality, A.A. . . . Golden Ear- rings” . . . fizzle” . . . spaghetti . . . pleasant chum . . . aspiring secretary. RUTH J. WAGNER 4104 Glcnarm Avc. St. Anthony of Padua: Academic Commercial . . . Ruth . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Spanish Club . . . likes to study languages . . . record enthusiast . . . Ballerina . . . classical music . . . genial nature . . . pleasant smile. BARBARA F. WALSH 806 Belgian Avc. Blessed Sacrament: Academic Commercial . . . Bobbie” . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild . . . I'll See You in My Dreams” . . . bubbling blue eyes . . . partial to I.oyola . . . dancing . . . Golly day!” MARY JUNE WELSH 610 N. Glover St. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Lush” . . . A.A., Sodality . . . charming smile plus gay disposition . . . Where are we going?” . . . movie lover . . Star- dust” . . Southern fried chicken. TERESA H. WESOLOWSKI 2718 Sparrows Point Rd. St. I.uke, Sparrows Point: Latin-Scicncc . . . Terry” . . . A.A., Glee Club, Physics Club . . . interior deco- rator ... A' x in . . . You’ll Never Walk Alone . . . schnook” . . . Fighting Irish fan. U5 RI.GINA M. WHITE Chase, Maryland Our Lady of A It. Carmel: Academic Commercial . . . Jean” . . . Sodality . . . (lowing wavy locks . . . swim- ming . . . hamburgers . . . “Anyhow” . . . Heart and Soul. NORMA C. WIEBER 138 Palormo Ave. St. Joseph Monastery: Academic Commercial . . . Norm” . . . A.A. . . . cute dimples . . . Golly” . . . photography . . . If I’m Lucky . . . likes bananas. JOSEPHINE E. WIENECKE J 517 Clift mom Ave. Shrine of Lillie Flower: Academic Commercial . . . Jo” . . . Sodality. Glee Club, A Cappclla Choir, Span- ish Club . . . amicable disposition . . . reserved . . . conscientious . . . enjoys dancing . . . good music . . . traveling and school . . . Clair De Lunc . . . Gee, That’s swell.” MARY L. WIRKERT 54 0 Gerland Ave. St. Anthony of Padua: Academic Commercial . . . Mary . . . Legion of Decency, A.A., Spanish Club . . . expert seamstress . . . sharp . . . she has that vogue look . . . pretty hair . . . always ready to smile. JUDITH WITKOWSKI 15 N. Luzerne Ave. SI. Elizabeth: Latin-Scicnce . . . Judy . . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Physics Club, Chemistry Club . . . artistic . . . Serenade of the Bells” ... a Bostonian . . . strawberry blonde . . . mischievous . . . great life if you don’t weaken” . . . gift of gab. STELLA A. WLODARCZYK 20J6 Fountain St. Holy Rotary: Academic Commercial . . . Stas . . . Vice President of Spanish Club . . . Spanish enthusiast . . . friendly . . . full of laughs . . . cute . . . tells tall talcs . . . horses and rodeos . . . likes to hear a Texas drawl . . . Ernest Tubb . . . Kentucky.” IRENE B. WOLF 67J7 Bessemer Ave. Sacred Heart of Mary: Modern Classical . . . A.A., Glee Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club . . . Jccpcrs” . . . Alice Blue Gown . . . enjoys classical and Polish music . . . loves dancing, especially polka . . . bowling and reading . . . congenial . . . dependable . . . likes the New Look . . . “Oh! boy.” GENEVIEVE T. WRZOSEK 2J8 S. Ann Street SI. Stanislaus: Academic Commercial . . . Gen” . . . . . . Sodality, A.A., cooperative, hamburgers and onions . . . dancing and bowling . . . Sonata” . . . blushes easily . . . pleasant disposition ... a good s|H� rt . . . Are you kiddin?” ‘J6 ROSEMARY C WUNDER 600 Harlem Avc. St. RernarJine: Academic Commercial . . . Rose . . . CSMC Representative, Drama Guild Secretary, A.A., Sodality . . . Stardust . . . laughing eyes and pretty hair . . . swimming . . . chicken chow mein. ANNA MAE YOUNG 037 McElderry St. SI. Elizdbetb: Latin Science . . . Anna Mac . . . Sodal- ity, A.A., Drama Guild, English Explorers President . . . Marines . . . talkative . . . Calvert Hall rooter . . . infectious laugh. DOROTHY I. ZAHRADKA Hollyncck Rd., Rt. 13, Box 363, Essex Our l.jJy of Ml. Carmel: Academic Commercial . . . Doris” . . . Ila el eyes . . . O fudge . . . swimming . . . I Wish I Didn't Love You So . . . chocolate milkshakes, mashed potatoes and hamburgers. RITA ZARACHOWICZ 235 S. Washington St. Holy Rosary: Academic Commercial . . . Zara” . . . Sodality. A.A., Drama Guild . . . Cahill . . . Moon- light Serenade” . . . always ready to listen . . . senti- mental . . . blond bangs . . . Gce-Zoo-Mc” . . . grapefruit. JOAN ZARRIELLO 306 W. 31st St. SS. Philip and James: Modern Classical . . . “Joansy” . . . Sodality, A.A., Physics Club, Orchestra . . . diet next week,” zealous school spirit . . . jcstcrofia . . . Always . . . partial to University of Maryland . . . nurse’s aide and future nurse. EVELYN E. ZOI.TOWSKI 519 N. Streepcr St. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . . Evic” . . . Sodality, A.A., Spanish Club . . . carefree . . . gray eyes . . . lovely hair . . . Anniversary Song” . . . loves to ice skate, dance, read, and play basketball. 97 Orrhills and kudos to ihvsv soniors Four years of perfect at- tendance is the record of these seniors. First row: R. Przybylowski, C. Carmen, R. Seidl, D. Huebschman; Sec- ond row: J. Mathieu, A. Strohminger, M. Dushcl, I). Becker; Third row: T. No- vak, A. Snyder, A. Newsome, J. Nachodsky; Fourth row: J. {luxbaum, M. Brewer, D. Ostcrhaus; Fifth row: A. Egenhoefer, B. Kent, Marie Hunlcy, C. Lcjsiak; Sixth row: A. Nadrowski, M. Ka- sai, F. Ordakowski, J. Serv- ice, I. Wolfe, E. Miskimon, F. Barrett. Top-notch solicitors for patrons to make the Troubadour successful were: Mary Frances Dushcl, Agnes Egenhoefer, Jean Nachodsky, Dolores Ostcrhaus, Joan Szamski. Inset—Theresa Grimaldi. CLERGY Rt. Rev. Msgr. Nicholas Jasclli Rt. Rev. Msgr. F. Joseph Manns Rev. Cornelius J. Byrnes Rev. Robert B. Clifford, C.M. Rev. Joseph L. Curran Rev. Paul F. Dolan Rev. John J. Duggan Rev. Anthony P. Dziwulski Rev. Joseph D. Fuller Rev. Thomas J. Mardaga Rev. John S. Martin Rev. Frederick May Rev. Leo V. MeGrain Bro. Francis Ncubcck Rev. J. Ambrose Quinn Rev. Peter P. Rakowski Rev. William F. Reilly Rev. James P. Rice Rev. Celestinc Rozewicz Rev. Jerome D. Sebastian Rev. William F. Sauer Rev. Martin J. Schmitt Rev. Vincent Tomalski Rev. Francis Wagner Rev. Leon K. Warezynski Xaverian Brothers, St. Patrick’s SCHOOLS Catholic High of Baltimore The Athletic Association The Drama Guild The Glee Club Section 1 B Section 2 B Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Section 3 B Section 4 B Section J B Section 6 B Section 1 C Section 2 C Section 3 C Section 4 C Section 5 C Section 6 C Section 7 C Section 1 D Section 2 D Section 3 D Section 4 D Section J D Section 6 D Sisters of St. Francis Sr. Josephita Maria Sr. M. Vincent dc Paul St. Hlizabeth’s St. Joseph’s Hospital St. Vincent’s St. Clement School, Rosedale 7th Grade Boys St. Jerome’s Social Club St. Katharine School St. Katharine Commercial Room 103 8th Grade, Room 200 Patrons 8th Grade, Room 201 7th Grade, Room 300 4th Grade, Room 202 St. Leo’s Community St. Patrick’s 8th Grade Girls SPECIAL PATRONS Mayor and Mrs. Thomas D’Alesandro, Jr- Compliments of Adclman Bros. 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