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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

Jit 949 Jmiladm Lux tua luceat— pathway to the stars! 949 'JrnkJm Two thousand years ago, a famous star led the Wise Men to the greatest of all treasures, the Saviour of the World. The Gospel narrative of their long journey is fascinating, for “to love God is the greatest romance; to seek God, the greatest adventure; to find God, the greatest achievement.” Down through the ages, the stars have reminded men of their Creator: His constancy, His brilliance. His omnipres- ence. The stars shone on Assisi and a little poor man, Francis, in love with His Maker, hurst into the famous Canticle of the Sun, a lyric song in which he calls on creation to bless the Lord of all. The same stars that shone on the Wise Men shine on Catholic High. Seniors of ’49 regard them as a constant reminder of their motto, “Let your light shine.” As they travel the highway of life, may they have, like the Wise Men. only one aim—to find and possess Jesus. PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE CATHOLIC HIGH SC H OOL O F B A L T I M O R E Jo Jlafit , Stat oj (he Sea, who houqht jorih the Xiqht oj out life. Jesus Christ. As we, the Seniors of '49, embark on the voyage of life, we turn our eyes to thee, the shimmering brilliance of Heaven, and dedicate this, our yearbook, and all the years of our lives to you. May the celestial whiteness of thy stellar countenance shed rays of holy purity on our every action; may the power of those piercing rays strengthen our souls to a constant practice of faith, hope, and charity; may the grandeur of thy throne in the sky inspire us to strive for the grandest, the highest, the noblest ideals. Then, when our ship docks on the shore of eternity, 0 Mary, may Thy Divine Son proudly whisper—“Mother, take care of Cathy High—she’s another star of My Sea!” Sfhitua! ShejmetJs His Excellency, The Most Reverend Francis P. Keough. I).I). Archbishop of Hal tint ore Mothkr Mary (Generosa Superior and Foundress. Her death on October 26, 19-18. saddened Catholic High. May she rest in peace! Sistkk M. Cakmkua IA Religion, French, Latin With standards high, Section IA ulmed to make their senior year the beat ever- spiritually, scholastically, and socially. With this in mind, it merited the success attained in major events, its cooperative spirit was displayed by partaking whole-heartedly in the various activities. In the review campaign and the drive for patrons, it surpassed the goal, and in securing program ads, it tried to do a good part. There wa no limit to its ambition in extra curricular activities. Many an organizaton found its officers, as well as members, among 1A. Athletic� , too, were energetically taken in hand. But above all. in work or play, it «lid all for the greater honor and glory of Cod. Sr. Mary Maxki.inda 2A Religion, English, Mathenintics One big vivacious family, that’s what 2A is! A group of future nurses, collegians, ami secre- taries ready to take tile world by storm! But ut one glance, the natural trend is to exclaim. ‘wha happen”? The answer is, ’‘Everything happens to 2A.” A whirlwind of talents swept us along in its path. From the stream of school days these Forty-Niners panned such golden nuggets as S. Schirmer, Art Editor oi the Highway, I . Phebus, Varsity Guard. N. Everett, Cheerleader, our eight girls in the Glee Club and many others who hove talents they haven't even used yet. This second period English das sit engrowrd in a topic led l� y F. Snyder and M. Wundcr. Sa. Mary ok Sai� ■5 f Religion, Commercial Studies Sit. Mary Catharine ok Ricci 3d Religion, English Sr. Mary Canuta hi Religion. Science, French In the foreground wc ec M. Tucker, D. Stolze, K. Kwiatkowska. C. Snindowski, P. Whitney, C Kearney, A. Wall, M. Sweeney. Aiming for one hundred words a minute are C. Rurek, M, L. Hartlove, and I). Childress. Sit. Mary Clkta IH Religion, History. Mathematics D. Edwards Bawdier. J. Burke, M. Clark. M. L Appel I and F. Buckley experiment with triangle- and circles. Peering into the mysteries of the microscope are: A. Lesnick. L Bauer. I). Angcvine an l L Adams. J. Wiedeckcr explains while L Hardy, D. Dernoga and others look on. Sr. Mary Yinckntinu HR Religion. History, Problems of Democracy Sr. Mary Imki.ua ■IH Religion, History, I.min These Catholic High girl are privilege� ! to prepare the altar for the Divine Sacrifice; which is offered every Monday morning in our auditorium. They are C. Witte, 1. August, J. Trageser, and M. A. Leimkuhler. An experiment i an attempt to make nature (environment) answer a question. Scientists arc: I). Stolzc, M. Pfeifer, T. Voosen, N. Mulvihill, M. Giza, P. Spiegel, H. Hartley, M. Fields, K. Rhode , J. Moore, A. Schraml, l_ Hardy. M. Appel I, M. Tucker. A. Tripoda ami K. Lattinville. Sk. Mary Constantin� ; 5B Religion, Physic 12 These smiling stenography students B. Watroba. S. Paul, R. Weber. A. Berger, P. Winkler. C. Duschl and I- l dchska, look approvingly at the O.G.A. and transcription certificates which they won. h'elez Navidad y Prospero Ado Aucto, Senoritas. Members of the Spanish Class arc filled with holiday joy as they wish “A Happy Christina� and a Prosperous New Year in Spanish. Sr. Mary Ihmaijta 1C. Religion. Spanish 13 Ijtin mansion i� not difficult for B. Prouty, M. I.aiialntn. and G. Dnnnhrr. .Sit. M.vhy Mamjkuta {(. H•■Union, Mathemalia “Tin- customer is always right smiles I). Stobie, as she waits on M. Oakley in our well- equipped bookshop. M. Tucker is helping. We've told every little star just how happy we always are in 4A. The reason for such an exuberant declaration to the stellar system is the all-round group found in this illustrious section. Sr. Mary Paul Helen� : SC Religion, Latin This group of wide-awake seniors grouped around St. Francis took part in CH activities with a high heart and generous hand. No speed limits here! A. Moran, J. Garrigan, M. MoKinlcss and other typists are transcrib- ing their shorthand notes. Palette and brush, are the means by which these art students transmit their ideas. Sealed: J. Real, C. Gaskin. M. Kinggcr, and J. Roscnstecl. Standing: J. Miller, S. Schinner. and E. Rachinska . iNETTK Clark igion, English Remember? Remember all «I� happy days we spent in 6A? Of course you do! How could you forget? At Christmas time we went to the Little Sisters of the Poor and cheered the old folks. We were proud to 1«’ represented in Calvert Hall's senior play. Our chests swelled when we rooted the home team to victory. Right out front in activities . . . freshman day, senior prom, campaigns and assemblies . . . were these representative students of six senior homerooms: E. Miller, C. Kurok, N. Everett, J. Cora. R. Schocnig. and I). Bailey. 16 Glory lo the New Horn King!” .So carolled the Glee Club during its procession down llic middle ai«le of the auditorium preceding the Christmas entertainment. An appropriate lyric, it typifies the theme of the entire program. California, where another group of “forty-niners” dug for gold 100 years ago is indicated on the map by Norma Della Rose. At the globe is L. Barr. In the study circle arc: A. O'Connor, C. Dicnlcin, C. Nickels, M. I-atuilian. R. Kozlowski. M. Peters and D. Foertsch. Sr. Mary Catii akim: SI) Religion, History, English 17 Receptionists ul th r Teachers' Institute, September 24, take a breather and smile (or the camera. Front row: II. Jackson. M. G Wilder. J. Karl. J. McGuire. K. Snyder. E. Knoehr. Back row: M. Wonder, M. Peters, D. Angevine, M. Henderson. M. Limiting. M. A. Lcimkubler and E. Rachinska . V Ready and willing to spend time and energy helping with cafeteria daily are J. Cecil� M. Tucker, C. Deinlein, A. O’Connor. A. Schraml, J. Moore, seen here with Mrs. Merman. ? Casper and Mrs. Jordan. Stt. Many Ahnoldink Cafeteria 18 Heading maketli � full man. said Francis Bacon, and obviously these girls agree with hint. Standing near the index cabinet are |. Peter and J. Real, assistant librarians, who cheerfully aid all seekers of information and entertainment. Standing at the lmok shelves are T. Ole and V. Sicracki: in the foreground are T. Groszkowska. M. Lindblade, B. Rybaeka. and M. Klan Ever guarding, ever guiding; St. Francis, the Troubadour of God. ever in their midst.” This is the slogan around which 5A molded their actions under the direction of their class representative. Rita Sohocnig. Five A l oasts other leader of various activities including J. Karl. Sodality Prefect, J. Wil- hehtisen, C. S. .If. ('■. president, and M. Ringger. Spanish Club president. They are proud to claim two senior officers: M. I.indung, vice-president, ami M. C. Wilder, treasurer. i. and M. Klam “ Mi ' Katku:� ; Bk. ck :n English 19 Sk. Marik Honore Sr. Mary Teresian a Office, Commercial Studia Meet a group of active seniors who helped to mukc the TROUBADOUR a success by securing the largest number of putron . First row: Peggy Clark, Doris Edwards. Mary Helen Pfiefer. Second row: Pulricia llealy, Dorothy Maccy, .Morenn Tucker. Third row: Mary Lindhlade, Marie Giza, Theresa Oza ewski. 20 Miss Pkccy Sherman Athletics Mrs. Marcuerit� : Robinson Home Economics. Foods Mrs. Holden Home Economics, Seuini; Mrs. Eii.f.kn V. Walton Commercial Studies 21 Section tB The portals of Room 13 open wide to reveal 49 friendly, hard working, energetic students of Catho- lic High. “Lux tua luceat” is the motto upheld by them in everything sponsored by the school. For. in almost every organization, members of Section IB may be found. It is well represented in the C.S.M.C. by Margaret M. Main and Lillian Hogan; in the Sodality by Mary E. Magrogan, Geraldine Quinn and Irene Bolewicki; in the Legion of Decency by Joan Mullaney. ami Loretta Evans. Activity is just as keen outside the classroom. Whether it be Glee Club. Chemistry Club, or athletics, the girls are there and ready to partici- pate. IB is proud of Class Representative Kathleen Dougherty, and A.A. Representative Irma Skinner. Section iC They’re us nice as they look—these alert, neat, genial, sophomores of 1C. Since it’s almost always true ‘the more people talk, the less they do.’ ” suffice it to say that 1C was always in the van no matter what Corporal Work of Mercy was being fostered by Catholic High. In the exercise of the Spiritual Works, their efforts were most eager, too. In both respects. 1C will claim no further laurels than those which Cod is pleased to bestow. The fact that God will likewise bestow abundant blessings on all at Catholic High, who have made the year a most pleasant one, helps to compensate for the seeming shallowness of our nonetheless sincere “Thank you” to the best faculty there is. Section 2B Rolling along in all the activities of T.C.H.S. we find Section 2B. Although the girls are combined, that is. the Academic and Modern Classical Courses, they still manage to pull through. Their coopera- tion in the laiyeltc. Library, and Catholic Review drives sent them way over the 100% mark. Its members participate in many school organ- izations and events. Catherine Reed, who is the Michelangelo of 2R. painted the prize winning poster in this year’s St. Francis Contest. In athletics. Margaret Mary Kahn and Velma Kirby are members of the basketball teams, whereas the bowling team claims Rita Bauer and Mary Coco. Section 2B has a music department all its own. with Marlene Fredericks play ing the bass fiddle in the orchestra and Mary Gwen Kucmert. Anna Krause. Anna Riecohona. Jacquelyn Russel, and Joan Jacobuuski singing in the Glee Club. Section 2(J The girls of Section 2C combine study, fun. and sport and get a mixture worthwhile. They cooper- ate whole-heartedly with the various drives, and while they don’t always capture first place, they are not far behind. Brown-eyed Catherine Ward keeps them in step as Class Representative: Dolores Grossman and Kitty Lenz take care of the Sodalists. while Jewell Tucker and Marilyn Kser take up the cause for the Missions. Joan Norton and Thelma Broil represent 2C in the legion of Decency, and Peggy Heinle keeps them informed of A.A. doings. May their enthusiasm and school spirit not dim. but carry them happily through their remaining years at T.C.H.S., and in their social and business lives, both in and out of Catholic High, may they always “Let their light shine.' Section 3 3 Here is your opportunity to meet u group of cheerful, cooperative girls who try their very best to make T.C.H.S. proud of them. The main topic discussed in Room 25 throughout the year was the ‘Junior Prom which finally arrived after three anxious years of waiting. In the layette Drive. Bishops' Relief Campaign and others. 3B was always ready to do its part. This class of 47 is proud of its exquisite bulletin hoards designed by jane Brune. a winner in the St. Francis Poster Contest. Betty Pass. Agnes Welsh. Jam Brune. and Bettie Shite are active members of the Glee (Hub. T.C.H.S. bowling team claims Betty Novak and Virginia Adair. Seen at the meetings of the Library Club ure June Herbert and Winifred Butler. Section 3( When the class of '51 gruduutes. they will In able to say that they were one of Catholic High's cooperative sections. 3C is an active and alert section. They were near tops in the Catholic Review Campaign. With a section like this. Catholic High could be proud. All the girls hope to be just as cooperative in the years to come. When these girls arc no longer together, may they still keep in mind to ulways strive ahead for the greater honor and glory of God. While they are still together, they ill continue to Ik cooperative in everything sponsored by Catholic High. Hut then, with a section like this, how could they be anything else? -r Section 4 3 Section 4C What an outstanding event was the day 4B of 49 met foi the first lime. It was destined to lie a year to remember. Always cooperative, 4B soared above their goal in the Catholic Review campaign and captured second place among the juniors. We suffered no luck of brains and ability. Cath- erine Lorden and Mary Jackson contributed superior work in typing: Carolyn Simon was a faithful honor student. Sports played an important role in our extra curricular activities. Hilda Clancy and Martha Ralston were our able contribution to Junior Varsity, and the cheerleaders proudly accepted Angela Sloniba among their ranks. Nancy Annarino and Margaret McNeill were elected to C.S.M.C., and Helen Parrish and Mary Lou Lubertinc took over Legion of Decency. Section 4R has a good deal to be thankful for; a year of memorable events to be passed on to future members. Cooperation, generosity, loyalty! That's what 4 C's made of. In the Review Campaign they attained third place in the sophomore class and also made a very good showing in the Library Campaign. This class was wise in the selection of the follow- ing representatives: C.S.M.C., Alvina Oberlc and Pat Russo; Sodality. Margaret Seebergcr and Frances Tarino; Highway, Dolores Bonicu und Anita Morningstar; A. A., Pal Ryan, and Legion of Decency. Janet Dannanfelser and Teresa Yanu .i. They can always depend on these girls to keep them well informed on what is going on concerning these activities. Room 16 is a pleasant place to visit. It is bright and cheerful, but its main object is the interesting Bulletin board. With the help of God and of His Mother, they will endeaver to keep their lives as bright as that Bulletin board. Section 5B While roaming through the corridors of Catholic High. the first thing that catches one's eye is the Junior Class. Here we find section 5B. a group of vivacious, energetic students. First and foremost, guiding the class is Sister M. Constantine. Our able and ambitious leader is Fat I truer ling, class representative. Crusaders of the mission include Gloria Moore and Constance Fermes. The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality claimed 38 handmaids from 5B. led by Dolores Pilachowski and Lorraine Ncmec. Chief boosters of the Legion of Decency are Joan Schultz and Mary Catherine Smith. leading the way in the field of sports is Regina Truskowski. (’.lass reporter for the Highway is Claudette Morgunti. The Glee Club and Orchestra an? also represented in 5B. May future 5B Sections live up to the tradition set for them by the graduates of 1950. Section 5(J Scholastically and socially, 5C’s girls arc on top with its famed representative Dot rorrcstcll, as an all around model. Aide leaders in the Sodality arc Shirley Mullancy and Kay Connell. Marie Africa and Margaret Holm have directed the C.S.M.C. successfully, while Eleanor Willumsen and Agnes Guttenherger are its Legion of Decency representatives. Maureen Rynes and Elaine Nelka keep the Highway informed on the experiences of 5C. Last but not least comes its “little” Carol Evans as A.A. representative. I rider the guidance of Sr. M. Paul Helene, the girls have done their hest in contributing to the school activities. “This is 5C—future class of ’51.” These girls will long remember 5C of 51—their friends, teachers, the joys they shared, and the thrills they experienced. Section 6 3 6B did you say? 0| en the door and you will find a cheery classroom of smiling girls who show an interest in all activities. Charity is the predominant virtue practiced by our girls. This is exemplified by our contributions to all drives and campaigns. Our class is well represented in the dec Club and Orchestra. Our tallest' boast, though, is Alice Klein, varsity basketball guard. It is to our Mother of Good Counsel that we turn for help in our studies and guidance in our sociul problems. During this year we have learned the value of curves and strokes, of saving time, and of increas- ing accuracy in business; and. as a result, the business world will be enriched by forty-five more dependable secretaries in June. 1950. Section 6[ The smallest but most spirited section at Catholic High this year is the homeroom of just 38 fair, young damsels who have taken a gratifying part in all the activities around the school. The girls have whole-heartedly supported, among other things the Legion of Decency, C.S.M.C., and the Sodality, (specially during the Layette Drive. Section 6C also proudly boasts that it has pro- duced a cheerleader. Janet Kelly, and a top-notch member of our basketball Jayvcc, Barbara Reed. When we meet these lassies next year, we shall find an active group of junior misses, taking part in every school project. The entire class joins with Joan Bonnett. the class representative, to proclaim that it has been a happy and fruitful sophomore year in Room 18. 27 Section J) Whether it be a Sophomore or Freshman art class filing into Room 29, they are all greeted by this section’s charming good fortune doll. “Wundy.” His green and gold garb and cheerful outlook make him most symbolic of the girls themselves, who can claim him as their mascot, and cheerfulness as their virtue. Besides being cheerful, these girls are most cooperative and enthusiastic. Their hard-working class representative, Mary Adams, is a true example of one upholding these standards. Other ID leaders arc: Klizubeth Amann, A.A.: Jacquelyn Brady and Catherine Corbin, Legion of Decency: Patricia Conklin and Anna Brand, C.S.M.C.; Eileen Schnie der and Evelyn Benson, Sodality. Therefore, since their achievements have been so promising in this, their freshman year, who knows what heights these girls will attain in their coming years at T.C.H.S.? Section 2 7) The history of 21) has something of the Five little Peppers ami How They Crew idea—we 45 were peppery—lively, of course, and we certain!) were in a stale of growth. September 7 saw us wonder-eyed, jubilant, timorous and thrilled with the prospect of our first year at T.C.H.S. We were then even tongue-tied. October saw us delighted with our leaders: Imo- gene- glamorous, pcppery-red-curled — Fromhart, representative; Charlotte Forwood and Dorothea Khsworth. Sodality; Pat Ford and Joan Fitzgerald. C.S.M.C.; and Rose Mary l)e Cosmo and Carolyn O’Donnell. Legion of Decency. November found us Review Campaigning in such u thwacking fashion that we bounced over the top rung with a leap! It just amounts to this: 2D loves T.C.H.S., and hopes to spend three more such breath-taking, hap- py years in the best school in the world. Section 3l) The vivacious, friendly girls of 3D are in the race to win that coveted award—a diploma from the Catholic High School of Baltimore. They have begun by co-operating with teachers and taking an interest in sports, music and campaign drives. In sports, much enthusiasm was shown during the dodge hall tournament, when they became fresh- mun champions. Many play basketball, and hope to be fortunate enough to make the teams in future years. Two of our girls. Johanna Joska and Constance Jarzynski. are members of the Orchestra. Joan Chert. Doris Lamhdin and Patricia Kirby have been selected for the Glee Club. Patricia Kane and Jean Kec .merski have proven their ability in art. Section 4j) If position means anything in life, then 41) is “tops.” From their third floor front homeroom they can survey a large portion of Fast Baltimore and have resolved to stay on top, not only for their freshmen year, but all four at Catholic High. Forty-six strong, they boast of six honor students and a corps of representatives led by class rep.. Estelle Lind, who keeps them posted on all school activities and on their toes in developing school spirit. Representatives are as follows -Sodality: Vir- ginia Novotny; Elizabeth Mattheu; C.S.M.C.: Fdwina Macko, Marlene Oakley: A.A.: Marie Moser; Legion of Decency: Ruth Newheiser. Katherine Schmidt; Highway: Pat Muller: Phyllis Mannion. A Section 5 J) Section 6j) Forty-six zealous freshmen lassies were the bright-eyed starlets of Hoorn 20. Section 51). This happy section twinkled with many talented students. Charlotte Petr, the singing star of the freshman das� , claimed u berth in the Glee Club and sparkled brilliantly as soloist in the Choral Demonstration. Two other members contributed their talents to the school orchestra, Hose Marie Petr and Jeannette Kuhhit. Dolores Pullara. Jeanette Hahhit. Shirley Ann Rohde, Nancy O'Donnell and Kathleen Hawa shone as outstanding students in studies. Five D’s lively spirits proved beneficial as 100' average was set for their goal and fast attained during the various campaigns sponsored through- out the school. May their lives always twinkle with the purity and joy of their Catholic faith. September 7. 1948. brought together many curious and anxious girls, who formed 61). Kach of these girls possesses a personality and talents all her own. Margaret Wohrna and Isabelle Tucker urc musically inclined, Isabelle being a member of the orchestra. Joan Toy is the class artist. Many girls of 6D are interested in athletics and sports. Many acquaintances have flowered into lasting friendships. 6D‘s representatives. Kathryn Service- class. Judith Vitelozzi and Nancy Smith C.S.M.C.. Rochelle Sydner and Mary Rita Burbernitz Sodality. Patricia Wlxrelcr and Marlene Veystok Legion of Decency, and Doris Tingling A.A., Antoinette Strappelli and Patricia S| edden High- way. huve proved themselves able officers. In all drives, such as the Catholic Review. Layette Drive, and the Library Drive, 61) has added its share to the grand total. Dolores Bailey Dramatics Edith Miller dec Club Ruth Baldwin Athletics Joan Wiliielmsen C.S.M.C. Annette O’Conor Highway Jeanette Karl Sodality Vera From h art Troubadour Lower left. Junior Soda lists, front row: M. A. Tysko. C. La r den. M. A. Jachson. I). Carmen. Middle row: G. Quinn, L. enier. I). Pilarhouski. Hack row: D. Funk. M. Bromwell, M. A. Gaphardt spark iheir classes on to heller work for Our Blessed Mother. Lower right: M. Ringger, T. O azewski. I). Dunnigan. M. Rich, M. Ludwig. T. Vooscn. J. Trageser, M. Bower. M. C. Wilder, S. Paul, J. Cnacyk. M. Kraus, each representing her Senior section in the Sodality, add the finishing touches to the packages collected yearly for the Layette Drive. The haby clothes are beautifully wrapped in blue and white packages, tied with elaborate bows, and placed in front of the Christinas Crib. They arc later given to the Christ Child Association for distribution to under- privileged babies. True Socialists spread devotion to Our l,adv. These Sophomore representatives encourage their respective classes to join more actively in Sodality projects. Above: I). Newheiscr, M. Carmen. M. Susbinsky. M. Seaberger, K. Lentz, M. J. Florence, I). Grossman. K. Connell, L. Bricks. J. Wolfe, and S. Mulancy. “Ad Jesum Per Mariam” is the motto which the Sodality officers, as well as the Socialists, strive to uphold. These active leaders in Our Lady’s Sodality are: M. C. Debelius, Treasurer; J. Karl. president; M. Lindung. Vice-president; and M. MeGrogan, Secretary. This cheerful group of Freshmen have a reason for smiling, for they were chosen to represent their sections in Mary’s army. During this year in office they participated favorably in many drives sponsored by the Sodality, one of which was the soap drive for the people in Europe. Pictured above, front row: E. Matthew. V. Novotny. E. Ben- son, E. Snyder. M. Keller, and C. For wood. Back- row: Joan Hogan, Margaret Ritger. Elizabeth Roche, Dorothea Ebsworth. Mary Rita Barbarnilz, Rochette Sydncr. [. 3. J(. C Radiates C.S.M.C. Senior representatives encouraged their classmates to contribute money to the foreign mis- sions. so that some poor child who might not other- wise know Christ might become acquainted with Him and learn to love Him. Among those repre- senting their class were: first row: 1). Dcrnoga, B. Thompson. M. Henderson, M. Wagner. Second row: J. Moore, M. Pfeifer. E. Rhoads. I. August. Third row: J. Rosensteel, M. Hessler, M. A. Leimkuhler. A. Camponeschi, and J. Wilhelmsen. Judging from the appearance of these whole- hearted enthusiastic Junior Missioners: M. M. Flair, L. Flogan, V. Adair. A. Bond, C. P. Watkins. M. McNeil, . Annrino. C. Formes. M. C. Hartman, and M. Coco, the C.S.M.C. will reap the fruit of a well-planned and developed harvest. These repre- sentatives lent their aid to every mission project. 34 Jjiqht c-j $'aitl The captivating smile of these Sophomore (lathy High'era seem to demonstrate an old saying-—“The way to he happy is to make someone else happy. Children in far-away Chinn and India, ami even nearby missionary places in the I .S., are helped constantly by their prayers and sacrifices. If you need still further proof, just look up M. Africa, A. Obcrlc. M. Rohe, M. Scurto. I , adrow- ski. and J. Voclkcr of the back row, and in the front row M. Escr, J. Tucker. M. Cork. I . Russo, and R. Przybylski will give you the needed proof. These C.S.M.C. freshmen representatives experi- enced for the first time the joy of helping mission- aries abroad. They are striving to keep up the good work of the past in the way of attending meetings and joining in Conference activities. First row: M. Oakley. A. Brand. I). Heller. Second row: E. Macko. N. Smith. P. Kirby. Third row: J. Vitilozzi. J. Babbitt. J. Polacky. Fourth row: J. Fitzgerald, P. Ford, P. Conklin. These senior Legion of Decency representatives, J. Burke, M. Ulatoski, A. Kearney, P. McKenna, R. Lattinvillc. V. Sicracki. J. Wicdecker, J. Real, I). Angcvinc, II. Jackson, and P. Phoebus, smile their approval at the good literature they have found to read and to recommend to their classmates. These legionnaires also do their best to prevent indecent motion pictures. £eqm oj Recency “You are what you read” is a familiar quotation, and these legionnaires of the Junior class apply the same thought to 11” pictures and conclude. “You are what you see.” They are. front row: A. Kraus. J. Dvorak, M. (!. Smith. J. Mullaney. R. M. Knoer- oein. Back row: L. Evans, L. Metzger, H. Parrish. J. Schultz. M. Lubertine, V. Kirby, and B. Novak. jLiqhts the 10aj These smiling sophomore representatives stand firmly behind “A” pictures. They will continue their fight against indecent pictures, literature, etc. Silting: S. Tcrzi. . Chumley, C. Dempsey. J. Nor- ton. J. Uslasiewski, T. Yannu .i. Standing: L. Roll. M. Shields. K. Willumscn. T. Broil. J. Dannrnfeker, A. Guttenbcrgcr. “Decent books, decent movies, decent entertain- ment . is the motto of Legion of Decency as ex- emplified in the lives of these freshmen Legion representatives, who stand ready to approve good and condemn immoral amusements. These active lassies are: Front row: M. Vcystrk. S. Humphreys. K. Schmidt. C. O’Donnell. Second row: R. M. De Cosmos. D. Parker, I). Phillips. C. Hunter. Third row: P. Wheeler. R. Ncwheiser, J. Brody. JmlaJoun Stamts Left: Quirk, a synonym fur compose,” squeals Vera Fromhart to Joan Czapski as they briskly dash of! a Iasi minute revision of yearbook copy. llelow: Mow to plan a yearbook is the question that is being discussed by Shirley Paul, Virginia Kolukoweki, Dorothy Foertsch anti Eva Walsh. Here they are. looking up pointers to aid them in pub- lishing the Twoiuiaimmiii. 38 Harvesting word pictures for their otordioiisc, the TrOUBadOUB, Rita Schoenig, Arlene Kearney. Theresa Ozazewski. will evidently have a «ood crop of memories for the future. Loyal, constant, energetic, are adjectives that may be used without exaggeration when speaking of TROUBADOUR Stall Members Cecilia Gaskin, Marlene Morningstar and Marie Fields. The reference library proves helpful to these member� of the Troubadour staff. Left to right: Theresa Gronkowska, Peggy Lot , Christine Julian, and Veronica Gnacyk. 39 Rapid fingers plus pleasant dispositions equal the recipe for an efficient “Highway business staff. Here we see Dolores Dcrnogn. Gloria Cowentina, Loretta I dchska. Barbara Evoy, Patricia Winkler and Mar cel line Wonder in the usual position of typists. Curious seniors, Sylvia Schirmer, Regina Maciejewski, France. Huher. Dolores Hailey, Rose Hartley, an«i Margaret Ludwig look up old “Highway issues to see how “Cathy High has progressed since first issue days. Smiling brightly, these enthusiastic seniors, Virginia Stromcr, Frances Snyder. Edith Miller, Joan MacFarlane and Anne Bunting delve into pamphlet of every kind in order to acquire knowledge on subjects of current interest. •10 Right: Highway reporters seen here are; Front: Pat McDermott, Peggy Main, Mary Mugrogun. Rear: Gloria Novak. Pat Kowan. Claudette Morgnnti. Theresa Vooaen. Below: Bernice Green, Virginiu Adair. Mary Hingger, and Patricia Kelly watch while Churlotlc Kurek points to one of the distunt parts of the world mentioned on the “News of the Week map. •II The «ccoml cast of Peg 0' My Heart pose for tin cameraman. Left to right: Will Bowen a- Christian lirent. Palsy Kelly re� the lending Indy, Peg, Boh Kelly os Jerry, Joe Koblc as Jarvis, Elaine Kurhenska� foaled) ns Mrs. Chicester, Frances Snyder as Ethel Chicester, Charlie Knglchart as Alarie, Mary Peters us Pennell, ami Milton Cantor ns Montgomery 11 nukes. Alt! poor Peg: Patsy Kelly, the leading lady, looks very downhearted In the supporting role were Charlie Englchurt as Alarie, Elaine Rachinskae as Mrs. Chichester, and Frances Snyder us Ethel Left: Well, look what just blew in! In the person of Peg, we liavi a portrait of Irish New York as portrayed by Mary Sweeny in tliii year’s school play. Peg O' My Heart. It was A Little Bit of Heaven a the combined singer� of Catholic lligl and Calvert Hall entertained between the acts of Peg O' My Henri Saucy lit 11« ' Peg smirks nl her benefactors, Mrs. Chichester, Alarie ami Ethel Chicester, a enacted by Hose Marie Lattinvillc, Charlie Knglchart. and Joan Wilhclmsen. Jarvis � n«l Bennett, Joe Ruble and Alyco Moran, look on. On the left, Jerry bus eyes for Peg only. 7V 0' (My Bight: The leading Indy. Mary Sweeny, chats with Joan Wilhelm on and Rose Marie Lattinvillr portraying Ethel and Mrs. Chichester. Bob Kelly, as Jerry, looks on. “Smile for the camera, please. The east of Peg O' My Heart is happy to oblige, as you can see. I.et me introduce to you Mary Sweeny, Bob Kelly in the leading roles, Joe Hoblc us Jarvis. Hose Marie Lattinvillc as Mrs. Chichester, Alyce Moran as Bennett, Charlie Englehart in the role of Alaric, and Joan Wilheltnsen, Ethel. Oh! what happened to Peg now? Peg talks fast to explain the hut. fur. and the handkerchief. There is nothing like music to lift the morale of a school, to bring relaxation to a group of tired students, or to clevute their minds for a few hours. That is what Catholic High’s Orchestra does at our school assemblies and dramatic activities. AKCHDK)CESAN ORCHESTRA Below: Echoes of spring were heard at the Lyric as the newly organi .cd Archdiocesan Orchestra presented “Waltz of the Flowers” and other well- known selections for a very enthusiastic audience. Above left: Piano: Constance Jarzynski and Joan Juska. Violin: Margaret Mary Kress, Norma Massey. I eatrice Gabardine, Angela Dausch, Isabel Tucker, Jeanette Rabbit, Roscmare Petr. Saxophone: Irene Bolewicki. Marie Giza. Betty Ann Miller. Janice Hughes, Beatrice Urban. Base Fiddle: Marlene Fredericks. Mr. Angelo Fiorani directs and instructs the Orchestra. His original compositions, played under his facile baton, added to the Spring Musicate, April 25, and other productions at Catholic High. Above: Piano, (standing): Mary Helen Pfeifer. Clarinet: Mary Allen. Mary Loefficr, Catherine Nickel. Carol Baughan. Alice Tripoda. Trumpet: Jacqueline Dvorak, Joan Williams. Trombone: Nancy Mulvihiil. Accordion: Frances Torino, Mildred Lucas. Bells: Cecelia Gaskin. Drums: Mary Sweeney. ★ “All they want for Christmas is their two front teeth.’ Giggles galore were scattered through the auditorium when the Glee Club, combined with the orchestra, gave its version of “Two Front Teeth.” ★ v. Che hte fise Chen ★ ★ The Verse Choir made its first public appearance at the an- nual Musicale on April 24. Their presentations included: “The Kitchen Clock by John Vance Cheney; Kitty of Col- eraine” by Edward Lysaght; and “Hoofs” by Joyce Kilmer. ★ 47 One of the biggest events of the year was the Senior Prom. April 22. Carl Hamilton's Orchestra, a gay decorative scheme, and unique favors, all contributed to this memorable occasion. In addition to the (’lass officers and representatives, seen elsewhere, the com- mittee pictured above comprised; first row: Mary Claire Wilder, Mary Jane Pattinson; second row: Angella Mandclla, Doris Ld wards; third row: Theresa Crigora, Loretta Izdcbska. Las of fan wus l Iu est imule of die hip Junior-Senior Prom, February 25, 1949. Senior and junior danced to Carl Hamilton’ mu ic in a gaily-decorated gym . C.la of '49 held u memorable Junior Prom in the winter of '48. 49 Onward to Victory! These eight vigorous athletes pictured above mount Catholic High's score with the help of God's grace. They are: Dot Focrtsch, Cass Nickel. Ev Wohlfort, Clara Wisnowsky, Alice Klein. Margaret Kahn. Ruth Baldwin. Mickey Homey and Coach Peggy Sherman. 50 Right: Let's give a rousing cheer for these six enthusiastic girls who fill us with school spirit. Of course, you recognize Anita Morningstar. Shirley Humphrey. Angela Slomha. Margie Fritz. Janet Kelly, and Nancy Everett as members of our cheering squad. Lgft: “We’ve got the team and we’ve got the fight.” Our Varsity of ’49 proved this to everyone by fulfilling a much desired ambition: to capture the Varsity Cup for Catho- lic High. After three years of disappointment, the girls came back this year with all the pep. skill, ambition, and sportsmanship to conquer all, and bring final glory to their school. Right: Rose Hartley and Pat Ceselsky, with a group of ardent fans, wait anxiously for their first glimpse of Catholic High's haskethall team. Rose and Pat are co-managers of the team. Somethin’ to be proud of isn’t it? Here, the Varsity stands holding the trophy for which they worked so very hard. They are. from left lo right: Dorothy Foertsch. Cath- erine Nickel. Evelyn Wohlfort, Clara Wisnowski, Alice Klein, Mar- garet Kahn, Ruth Baldwin, and Mary Ellen Homey. The girls took the first round with no trouble whatsoever; whereas, a difficulty arose when the Institute tied them for the second round. The big upset was the tie game between Scton and the Institute, which decided the “home of the trophy for this year. Great Work! The crowd roar:� as tile hall s|� eeds towards the basket in one of the most exciting games of the season—Scton vs. Catholic High. The final score was 22-19 with green and gold as the victors. Here we find our cheerleaders dressed in their traditional green and gold giving one of their dynamic “Hurrahs! to cheer our team to victory. The Catholic High sextette defeated Selon, their most formidable rival, in the first round of the race for the trophy. Shooting for the basket. Mickey Horney mounts up the score, ably supported by Ruth Baldwin and Evelyn YVohlfort. Don’t let her get it! Tense moments in the tie game Hinting with a score of 20-20. the last league game of the season, with I.N.D., March 4. Catholic High vs. Institute of Notre Dame, was a fiery battle. Junion iJafisit Basketml These bright smiles of the Jay Vee players reflect the joy ami pleasure they feel, as they display their trophy. It marks the third consecutive year that the team holds the trophy. ’Hie players are: kneeling, left to right: Mary Scheevc, Mary Schunkle. Irma Skinner. Regina l.oyh, Martha Lee Ralston, and Marlene Cork. Standing: Teresa Kowale yk. Margaret Heinle, Harriet Dunn. Catherine Michel, Barbara Reed, Hilda Clancy. St Above: Attention! Here are the junior varsity players of ’49. This valuable fortress, whom you will hear more of in 1950. includes: Harriet Dunn. Barbara Reed, Catherine Michel. Peggy Heinlc. Theresa Kowalczyk, Hilda Clancy. Patricia Phoebus. Marlene Cork, Velma Kirby. Martha Ralston. Irma Skinner. Geraldine (Juinn. Mary Scheve. Mary Catherine Schunki. Pat Pisani. Regina Leyh. Below: Watch your step! Keep away from those Setonites! Barbara Reed looks hopefully for a fellow player to get that ball so that Catholic High's Junior Varsity can bring home that trophy for the third consecutive year. Mary Messier, one of the high scorers on the Varsity Bowling Team, is shown releasing a hall that will add points to the team. Poised and ready for a strike. Joan Mullaney prepares to aid Catholic High's Varsity Bowling Team to score another victory and thus advance them to a high place in the league. 56 “Always ready.” To go skating, that is. Every Friday the icc would he cut down at the Sports Centre by these five pairs of flashing blades be- longing to Anna Marie Schlegel, Mary Jean Heiderich. Joan Zanto, Rita Schoenig. and Klaine Kachinskas. Sjiecial jfwa idg The class of ’49 really struc k gold. Resides winning the Sun Junior and Senior Varsity basketball trophies, the girls claimed honors at the Catholic Youth Press Conference, February 22. The com- petitors and victors are Annette O'Conor, editorials: Dolores Bailey, news; Edith Miller, features; and Patsy Kelly, sports. The placque is inscribed with the name of Catholic High, and will remain with us until won by some other school in the far distant future, we hope. Looking forward to a joyous graduation in June; many happy days in future years; success in later life; and finally, the eternal commencement, are these happily smiling class officers: Mary Lindung, Vice President; Edith Miller, President; Mary Clare Wilder, Treasurer; and Jeanne Cora, Secretary. E Enthusiastic Noble Intrepid s Sincere O Obliging S Spirited IK Reliable LEONA V. ADAMS Lee 302! Elliot I St. St. Brigid: Academic Commercial . . Drama Guild. A.A.. Spanish Club . . basketball, softball, and dancing . . Your wif it” . . “Stardust . . gay sense of humor . . versatile . . party booster . . strawberry shortcake . . sparkling brown eves. DAWN K. ANCEVINK “Dawn” 1656 K. 25th St. St. Haul: Academic Commercial.. A.A., Hiding Club. L. of I), ren . . contagious laugh . . “Yc-c-s . . “Jealousy . . a great listener and sympathizer . . dim- ples . . future interior decorator . . par- tial to black hair . . cute. MARY LOU APPELL “Lou 1500 East 28th Street Si. Bernard: Modern Classical . . Glee Club, Drama Guild, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, A.A. . . likes St. Joe . . enthusiastic, obliging . . battered old Kate . . smiling blue eyes . . mischiev- ous. hut lovable . . howling . . Clarke's spaghetti . . “Yea, sure. MARY CECILIA ALLEN “Ar 1016 North Gay St. St. Haul: Academic Commercial . . Or- chestra . . roller skating enthusiast . . You know what I mean!” . . “Star- dust . . forever talking . . friendly smile and jovial personality . . enjoys good books . . cherry pie. MARGARET V. APPELL “Marge 3818 Forrester Avenue .Sr. Anthony of Hadua: Academic Com- mercial . . A.A., neat and poised . . wonderful sense of humor . . “Oh. brother . . “Bluebird of Happiness” . . likes fried chicken, dancing . . reliable . . Arlene's other half . . Dick Coleman fan. PATRICIA ANN ARNOLD “Pat •1932 Edgemerc Avr. St. Ambrose: General . . pleasant per- sonality . . Got any money? . . 1 Can't Regin To Tell You . . “Oh John- ny!” . . dark eyes, beautiful black hair . . smooth dancer . . loads of fun. ju� t missed that bus . . “Cookie . IRENE MARIE AUGUST “Rene 712 S. Potomac St. .Sr. t.asimir: Academic Commercial . A.A., Verse Choir . . C.S.M.C. Repre sentative, Spanish Club. Glee Club . A Cappellu . . “So Rents My Heart . good dancer . . wonderful personality . pleasant smile . . blondie. GERALDINE BAILEY “Gerry 602 S. Rose St. St. Catimir: Academic (Commercial . . A.A.. “Forsaking All Others . . “This is absurd . . pietty hair . . “Temper, temper” . . sentimental, dependable . . “Marie and I” . . a loyal friend . . R is for? . . nice . . «'harming blushes. MARY E. BALESTRI “Mar 1741 E. Federal St. St. Haul: Academic Commercial . . Drama Guild . . swimming and dancing . . “Who's got ink? . . “Far Away Place . . natural curly hair . . Tony- Martin records . . “Yea. Navy . . con- genial . . want� to travel . . “M-m-m, chocolate malls. 62 DOLORES BAILEY “Doe 839 Kenwood Ave. St. (rigid: Litin-.Science . . A.A.. Glee Club . . Drama Guild President. High- way, Class Representative of 1A . . cum magna laude . . beguiling blue eyes . . intriguing smile . . always in a hurry . . artistic nature . . best friend a girl could find. RUTH MAY BALDWIN Rut hie“ 451 N. Bouldin St. St. Elizabeth: Latin-Science . . A.A. president ami representative. Verse Choir. Drama Guild, wardrobe mistress . . varsity basketball captain . . “Al- ways . . Poly . . “Ob, peaches . . innocent blue eyes . . sparkling person- ality . . peaches and eream. CARMELA ROSE BARRERA “Millie” 324 E. Biddle St. .Sr. John: Academic Commercial.. A.A. Reading Club . . Drama Guild . . “Cal- vert Hall . . “You know . . Clair De Lune” . . future stenographer . . fries! chicken . . wonderful personality . . loves Mondays . . Italian Gardens . . New York bound . . short stuff '. PALMA ELIZABETH BARBKRA “Pam 324 K. Biddle Si. St. John: Academic Commercial.. A.A„ Drama Guild . . Reading Club . . hope of going lo journalistic school . . pood pal l hove around . . “Get it '. . chick rn chow mein . . rooter for Poly . . whiz at poetry . . “Shine . LORRAINE BARR “Lou” 3320 Ramona Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: Latin-Sci- ence . . A.A.. Drama Guild, Manager of ihe Riding Club . . laughing blue eye . . bubbling personality . . reckless driver . . chow mein . . Navy rooter . . Be Mine . . Ocean City . . Vaughn Monroe . . “Yes- - . MARILYN THERESA HARRY '“Ater” 3739 Boland Ave. St. Thomas Aquinas: Academic Com- mercial . . A.A., Riding Club . . “Heart and Soul . . smiling green eyes . . brown hair . . three dimples . . person- ality plus . . loves to dance . . partial lo C.Y.O. President . . ulso gift of gab sometimes. JUNE BAROCK “June” 2858 Pelham Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: lailin-Sci- cnce . . A.A.. Skate dancing enthusiast . . bronze medalist . . milkshakes . . cashews . . “Jalousie . . “Skaters Waltz” . . language lover . . neat, poised, quiet . . always on lime . . dim- ples . . long brown locks . . “Let me see”. BETTY L BAR RETT “Betts” 3008 Mayfield Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: General . . sparkling blue eyes . . dancing . . par- tial to Pennsylvania . . one of the “three” . . likes all shades of blue . . personality plus . . “Ob. for goodness akc! . . “Darling, My Darling . GLADYS CAROLYN BATHON “Happy 2908 Southern Ave. St. Dominie: Academic Commercial . . Spanish Club . . “For goodness sake” . . swimming and dancing enthusiast . . conscientious . . neat . . potato chips and pickles . . Anniversary Song” . . dimples . . nice teeth and pretty, spark- ling eyes. BARBARA BECK “Babs” CATHERINE V. BELT “Cassie” 2616 E. Fairmont Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . witty . . always laughing . . life of a party . . cute . . personality plus . . loves dancing and soft crabs . . It’s Too Soon To Know . . “What hap- pened . . devilish . . future stenog- rapher. 1814 N. Bond St. St. Paul: Academic Commercial .. A.A.. Drama Guild . . “Blue Moon” . . danc- ing, ice skating . . poaches and cream complexion . . golden blond hair . . everybody’s pal . . sweet Irish smile. ANNE CLARE BERGER “Annie” 2508 E. Preston St. St. Katherine of Sienna: Academic Com- mercial . . middle one of the big three . . Partial to Calvert Hall . . loves to eat . . nice to know and a loyal pal . . “It’s Magic”. ANITA A. BERLUTI “Neet ” 2621 Mura St. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . Sodality. A.A.. Drama Guild . . Iike to travel . . “Fui Away Places . . Vic Damone . . partial to the Navy . . pet pastinn—dancing . . choc- olatc fudge sundaes . . future secretary. JANET MARIE BLAIR “Jan 125 Lin wood Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . Ob, those eyes . . Slow Boat to China” . . loves dancing and parties . . Italian Spaghetti . . Frankie I-aine . . Ocean City . . Working for degree . . “Have you seen Jean?” AUDREY BARBARA BLOSL “Audi” 913 N. Bradford St. St. U enceslaus: Academic Commercial . . Spanish Club. Sodality, A.A. . . sparkling personality . . It’s Magic . . “That’s wild . . dancing . . those blue eyes . . partial to University of Mary- land . . sour beef . . future stenographer . . blushes easily . . likable. 63 LORETTA LORRAINE BOHNS ‘•Ret 518 S. 46th St. Sacred Heart of Mary: Academic Com- mercial . . Sodality. A.A. . . “Brother!” .. like the Bullets.. Far Away Places . . one of the “Big Three” . . jHces danc- ing and howling . . dependable . . choc- olate milkshakes . . nice to be with . . like to travel. CAMILLA MARIE BRANAGAN “Carm” 1309 S. Clinton St. St. Hrizid: Academic Commercial . . pretty brown eye . . left end of the big three . . favor Patterson . . like to rat . . “Always . . argues on the way to movie . . “You’ll never walk alone” . . sour beef und dumpling . ELIZABETH ANN BRUNE “Belly 2711 Chesterfield Ave. Little h'louer: General . . “Mv Darling . . sparkling blue eye . . dancing, swim- ming . . swell personality . . Atlanta. Ga. . . “Here she conus . . good na- lured . . always a friend . . “big seven. MARGARET MARY BOWER “Peg 1933 W. Fayette St. St. Martin: Modern Classical . . Sodal- ity rep. A.A., Glee Club, Drama Guild . . college bound . . future teacher . . Cahill goer . . Ballerina” . . French en- thusiast . . Ocean City . . “Whatcha-ma- doodle”. PATRICIA C. BROWN “Pat 616 Delaware Ave. Our iMdy of Ml. Carmel: Grneral . . freshman committee . . Riding. A.A.. Drama Guild, Glee Club . . those eye . . swimming . . spaghetti . . personality plus . . big seven . . “I Wish I Didn’t Love You So” . . Guilty”. FRANCES M. BUCKLEY “Fran 1613 (.ail Road. Essex Our Lady of Ml. Carmel: Modern Class- ical . . Drama Guild. Highway. A.A.. Glee Club . . riding . . dreamy blue eves . . sweet personality . . happy-go-lucky . . boll racer . . ice cream . . “Smoke Gets In Your F.ye “. ANNE BARBARA BUNTING “Button 223 Spring Court St. PAizabeth: Academic Commercial.. Highway, Glee Club. Drama Guild. A.A. . . mad driver of lb-lair Rond . . dy- namic personality . . lovely hair and voice . . “Smoke Get In Your Eyes” . . “Where’s the food?” . . partial to Loyola. BRIDGET C. BURNS “Biddy 6508 Cleveland Ave. St. Rita: Academic Commercial . . S - dalily .. Vice-ptesident of Spanish C!ub. A.A.. Calvert Hall senior piny . . pretty teeth . . Because” . . Gee . . aspir- ing poet . . carefree . . future stenog- rapher . . fun-loving . . “Let’� watch television . JOAN DOLORES BURKE “Bunny 6534 Rose room Ave. St. Paul: Latin Science . . A.A.. L. of I). Rep., . . smiling Irish eye . . roller skating . . french frie . . giggles galore . . Because . . Gussy . . devilish . . Quant ico Marine . . Quadruple Alli- ance . . Long distance, please! ANNA M. CAM PON ESC! II “ Inn 3502 Gough St. Our Lady of Pompeii: Academic Com- mercial . . C.S.M.C. Rep.. A.A. . . short- hand whir. . . one of the two muscitado . . lunch table iokester . . coffee fiend . . Cues what happened! . . “Star du t . . Naval Academy rooter . . trea- sured friend of Chris. JOAN G. CENTURELLI “Jonnie PATRICIA MARY CESELSKY “Pat DOLORES CHILDRESS -Osh 1717 N. Mont ford Avc. St. Katherine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Sodality . . “It’s Too Soon To Know . . dancing . . al- ways hungry . . chocolate cake . . Cot any ink? . . better half in 4A . . good swimmer . . good friend . . future mon- ographer . . Calvert Hall fan. CATHERINE MARGARET CLARK Cass 3232 Klmora Ave. Shrine of the l.ittlr Flower: Academic Gunmerciat . . A.A.. Riding Club . . Ocean City . . oh. those partio� . . the new look . . You’re Kiddin'?”.. spark- ling personality . . Far Away Places . . Dee and 1 . PATRICIA JEANNE CORA “Jeanne 3229 Erdman Avc. Shrine of the Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . Sec. of Senior Class, Class Representative, Rowling manager. A.A., A Cappclla Choir . . Senior dues, please . . Stardust . . wonderful per- sonality . . dependable . . winsome smile . . pretty brown hair . . future secretary. VICTORIA M. CIERI Vicki 411 E. Lake Ave, St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial.. A.A.. Drama Guild, Verse Choir, Riding Club . . Perry Como . . partial to Ml. St. Joe . . chocolate nut sundaes . . “By the Way . . Bullet fan. MARGARET MARY CLARKE Peggy 1342 Homestead St. St. Bernard: I-atin Science.. Glee Club, A.A., Drama Guild, Chemistry Club . . Lou’s better half . . one of the big three . . “Cosh . . silent historian . . dormir et manger . . Ml. St. Joe . . pleasing personality . . future nurse. GLORIA COSSENTINA Glo 2740 Pelham Avc. Shrine of the Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . Highway, A.A. . . future secretary . . roller skating . . My Dar- ling” . . likes Navy and chow mein . . devilish . . sparkling blue eyes . . hey, solution . . Giggles . . one of the big three . . bubbling personality . . wait fan. ELLEN M. CREAMER . Er 5406 Mavvicw Ave. Si. Anthony: Academic Commercial . . cute, witty and talkative . . So Dear To My Heart” . . love potato chips . . swimming . . dancing . . bowling en- thusiast .. one of the big four .. l-over . . A. A. . . enjoy� a good joke. TERESA G CYMBOR Terry 1708 Castle St. St. Paul: Academic Commercial.. A.A.. L. of D. Representative, Drama Guild . . dancing . . ice skating . . Vaughn Monroe . . Until . . crow cut . . sad- dles . . Poly . . always smiling . . Now Let Me Tell You . . sweet and cute . . laughing hazel eyes. JEAN DAILEY Dale 2902 E. Baltimore St. JENNIE GRACE CUCCO Jett 915 Stile St. St. Leo: Academic Commercial . . “Be- cause” . . brown eye� . . Who's got ink? . . Gee whiz . . reserved . . Calveri Hall . . always planning . . basketball fan . . sweet girl to know . . future secretary . . personality plus . . like to study languages. JOAN DORIS CZAPSKI Joannie 3069 Mayfield Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . Spanish Club. Trouba- dour . . personality plus . . “That’s right shrewd .. “I’ll See You In My Dreams” . . dancing . . sparkling brown eyes . . City rooter . . chicken . . future stenog- rapher . . always joking. CHARLOTTE ANN DANAHER Shots 3014 Brendan Ave. St. Elitabeth: Academic Commercial . . Drama Guild . . Ah! lunchtime . . Hungarian Rhapsody . . one of the big four . . talkative . . dancing, bowl- ing, swimming enthusiast . . always smiling . . that child’� wild . . spaghetti and meat sauce . . good pal. Shrine of the Little Flower: lull in Sci- ence . . Drama Guild. A.A. . . cheer leader '18 . . gift of gab . . vivacious . . claw comedian . . Quadruple Alliance . . Belair Road . . Ocean City . . “Is it reallv?” . . reads . . Buicks . . That’s My Desire . 65 LEONA ANN DAUER Lee” 2226 Pelham Ave. St. Francis of Assisi: Academic Com- mercial . . Glee Club, A Cappella Choir. Drama Guild, Riding Club, Sodality. Spanish Club. A.A. . . “How vulgar . . Some Day” . . Rise Stevens of Catholic High . . future concert singer . . par- tial to Marines. DORIS L. DAWSON Smoke)’’ 3731 Brooklyn Ave. St. Rose of Lima: Academic Commer- cial . . Drama Guild. Spanish Cluh . . hlue eyes . . “Oh. that shorthand” . . “Far Away Places . . one of the three roses . . future typist . . dancing bug . . whir, at swimming . . John Lund. NORMA DELLA ROSE “Norm” 823 N. Luzerne Ave. St. Katherine: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . Bullet and Colt Rooter . . Vaughn Monroe . . “Stardust . . Gloria, don't get excited . . friendly . . “How about a cup of coffee?” . . dancing . . future stenographer . . inseparable pnl . . brown eyes. OLIVIA LEE DAVIS Lee” 2428 E. Lafayette Ave. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . Sodality . . personality plus . . “That’s My Desire . . Calvert Hall . . movie fan . . better half of 6A . . peppcrel grapes . . those laughing blue eyes . . “Who. me? . . oysters . . ”La-tl da . CAROLYN DEIN LEIN Tots” 531 N. Kenwood Ave. St. Elizabeth: Latin-Scicnce . . Sodality, A.A.. Drama Guild . . flashing brown eyes . . winning personality . . loyal friend . . accomplished square dancer . . anient movie fan . . travel enthusiast . . loves a hall game . . Strauss Waltzes . . “I want a milkshake . DOLORES DEMMA Dukie” 631 N. Highland Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . Spanish Cluh . . devilish . . dancing . . loo much . . Little White Lies . . Swabs milkshake- . . good dresser . . fraternity enthusiast . . St. Ann’s Social . . Loyola . . Ocean City lover.. Frankie Laine. DOLORES DERNOGA Dee” 3411 Ramona Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . C.S.M.C. Rep., Highway, Giro Club, A Cap|M-lla Choir. A .A., So- dality. Verse Choir . . I Don’t Know Why . . loves dancing and parties . . Poly rooter . . future secretary . . Got anything to cat?” DOROTHY M. DUNN1GAN Finn” 1231 Kahler Ave. St. B ences aus: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . first of the humbugs . . Got anything to eat?” . . dancing and bowl- ing . . brown eye and Irish smile . . likes Bohemian dumplings . . camera fiend . . dependable and trustworthy. CATHERINE M. DUSCHL Cass” 3223 Esther Place St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . A.A. partial to Patterson . . Because” . . love.� dancing . . “Gosh. I’in hungry . . true friend . . whiz in commercial subjects . . french fries . . sports en- thusiast . . easy to get along with . . sincere. PATRICIA ANNA DOWNS Pat” 2503 E. Fayette St. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . Drama Guild, Verse Choir. A.A. . . one of the Big Four . . freckles . . blue eye . . “Prisoner of Love . . partial to Poly . . dancing . . love those hazel eye . . Oh. to pas MWtreniyr’.A J j EILEEN DURACZYK Eileen” 2828 Elliott St. St. Casimir: Academic Commercial . . always joking . . good timer . . Never Happen . . Breezy Point . . “Here’s my convertible” . . “It's Too Soon To Know” . . chow mein . . always eating . . never without Pil. CARMELITA M. DYESS “Carm” 1201 N. Potomac St. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . Spanish Club . . loves to dance . . we two . . baby-doll face . . In-nut if nl hair . . fried chicken and french fries . . “It’s Too Soon To Know” . . “What'll I do Now?” 66 CECILIA DZIENNIK Sis 3131 Dillon St. Si. Casimir: General . . A.A., Spanish Club . . contagious laugh . . smiling eye . . dancing her specialty . . “Hey!” . . ambitious . . lovable personality . . dynamite . . curly auburn hair. HELEN E. EBKENS Helen 1409 Belt St. Holy Cross: Academic Commercial . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild. Spanish Club . . like to type . . Wha-hoppen'! . . Be Mine” . . basketball enthusiast . . future secretary . . good swimmer . . potato chips and cokes . . what dimples! MARIE A. ELLIS Marie 842 Woodward Ave. Si. Jerome: Academic Commercial . . Drama Guild. A.A. . . always happy . . Roy hot hamburgers . . dependable . . C;r . . contagious laugh . . “Wish we a car!” . . sweet . . Irish determina- tion . . swell friend .. “You Do . BARBARA ELLEN EBERT Bobbie 523 Highland Ave. St. Elizabeth: Modern Classical . . A.A.. Drama Guild, Riding Club, Cheerleader ’18 . . That's My Desire . . Poly . . Everett’s right hand . . chicken chow mein . . Got a nickel for carefare? . . rain coat, sun or shine . . Ocean City . . Rosebud . DORIS LOUISE EDWARDS Dar 2501 Fairmont Ave. Si. Elizabeth: Lalin-Scicnce . . Sodality, A.A.. Drnmu Guild . . “Fascinating” . . one of the three bad angels . . job hunter . . expressive brown eves . . dimpled smile . . partial to waltzes and polkas . . If I only had more time”. ANN MARIE EVERETT “Nancy 2325 Jefferson St. St. Elizabeth: Modern Classical . . Vet- eran Cheerleader, A.A.. Hiding Club. Drama Guild . . This is the Moment” . . Lend me a pencil” . . Ebert's left hand . . always hungry . . Loyola's rec- ord dances . . navy nurse . . Hep-Hep”. BARBARA A. EVOY Bobby 3101 Dudley Ave. Shrine of the Lillie Flower: Academic Commercial . . Highway. A.A.. Verse Choir, Drama Guild . . Oh. those eyes . . fun . . “Peg O’ My Heart” . . love to eat . . movie fan . . partial to Hop- kins . . future secretary. MARIE R. FIELDS “Rie” 1007 Hillen St. St. Vincent tie Paul: Modern Classical . . Troubadour. A.A., Physics (dub . . pianist . . big brown eye . . likes chick- en . . “Sweet Mystery of Life . . par- tial to Calvert Hall . . winning smile . . No Kiddin’”. MARGARET T. FRITZ Margie 3148 Elmora Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . A.A. Cheerleader three years . . “Inky” class clown . . twink- ling eves . . “Who Hoppen . . Charlie and 1 . . St. Joe . . Stardust . . blushes easily. FLORENCE FANGMAN Florence 3015 Kenyon Ave. Shrine of the Lillie Flower: General . . gray-blue eyes, brown hair . . danc- ing and get-togethers . . A Kiss In Your Eyes” . . one of “the three . . “Oh. what the future holds!” . . Poly . . winning personality. DOROTHY FOERTSCH Ferty 120 Rochester Place St. Elizabrlh: Latin-Scicnce . . Trouba- dour. Sxlulity, A.A., Varsity Basketball . . “Serenade of the Bells . . laugh- ing brown eyes . . warm, friendly smile . . faithful pal . . sparkling personality . . talkative . . likes fishing . . love a barn dance . . those waffles .. “Oh, No! VERA FROMHART Ver 6541 Parboil Ave. St. Rita: Academic Commercial . . Troubadour editor • in • chief. Spanish Club, Sodality. A.A. . . talkative eye , auburn hair . . Golly” . . vocabulary whiz . . “Always . . frequently hlu«he - . . conversation highlight . . “Mom and Dad” . . “Hey. Hon! 67 JEAN GARRICAN Jean” 110 N. Slreeper St. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . A.A.. Drama Guild . . “Isn’t that wild! . . loves parties . . lots of fun . . new look . . pleasant smile . . swimming and dancing enthusiast . . popular music lover . . enjoy� a good joke . . spaghetti and mcnlhull� . B. JOAN GEELHAAR -or 1309 Berger Ave. St. Anthony of I’adua: Lalin-Sdencc . . A.A. . . Nickodemus” . . excitable . . “baby doll” . . Tony Martin . . 2302 E. Chase St. . . brain . . ready, willing, and able . . historian . . artist . . vivacious . . “Know what I mean?” . . “Tempta- tion . CECILIA ERNA GASKIN Ceally 427 Eastern Avenue. Essex Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Academic Commercial . . Troubadour, Sodality. A.A.. Orchestra. Spanish Club.. “Colly . . traveler . . saucy red head . . captiv- ating Irish grin . . artist . . thrive� on tuna fish . . “The Last Time I Saw Baris . MARIE THERESA GI .A “Rir J-' 1723 Bank St. St. Stanislaus: Latin-Scicncc . . Orches- tra. A.A., Physics Club, Chemistry Club . . future teacher . . college Imund . . pianist . . concert enthusiast . . “Second Hungarian Rhapsody . . Bullets boaster . . St. Joe . . “Crimminy sake� . . friendly . . quiet . . movie fan. TERESA M. GRIGORA “Tonr 1729 E. Federal St. St. Paul: Academic Commercial . . So- dality, Drama Guild. Spanish Club . . dark eyes . . “Soria” . . always laughing . . “Maybe You’ll Be There” . . swell friend to have around . . future stenog. . . Vaughn Monroe. VERONICA CATHERINE GNACYK “Ronnie” 719 S. Curley St. St. Casimir: Academic Commercial . . Sodality Rep.. Troubadour, A.A. . . “Arc you kiddin? . . angelic expres- sion . . cliocolate milkshakes . . one of the Big Three . . likes bowling, foot- ball, and dancing . . To Each His Own” . . Wildwood, N. J. . . partial to St. Joe . . nice personality . . cute. MARGUERITE J. CRAVATT “Jackie” 21 East Henrietta St. Holy Cross: Academic Commercial . . A.A.. Spanish Club . . occasional dim- ples . . Until . . Hey! let me tell ya” . . typing blues . . a secret ambition . . grandmother’� fried chicken . . weak- ness—Montgomery Clifft . . cute kid. THERESA ANTOINETTE CROSZKOWSKA ’Terry” 619 S. Bradford St. Holy Rosary: Academic Commercial . . Sodality, Troubadour. Glee Club. A (appella Choir . . chocolate nut sun- daes . . dancing, especially polkas . . like swimming . . favorite color—blue . . “Claire de I.unc” . . St. Joe . . “Lis- len-hey! . . nice to know . . sweet voice. ROSEMARIE M. HABERKORN “Hobby 2221 E. Biddle St. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . I.oyola booster . . gay personality . . petite . . smooth dancer . . “You Can't Be True, Dear . . Ain't it! . . perpetual sleeper . . always gig- gling . . prefer� brown eye� and Hud- sons . . sweet. ROSE PAULINE HARTLEY LORRAINE HARDY “Lynnee” 1113 Kenwood Ave. St. Katharine of Sienna: Lat in-Science . . Chemistry Club, A.A., Riding Club, Physic� Club . . exclusive taste for clothe . . tennis artist . . orator . . joke- ster . . good company . . second Rise Stevens . . college bound . . “See ya at the game! MARY LOU C HARTI.OVE “Porky 6 136 O’Donnell St. St. Hri tid: Latin-Scicncc . . Highway. A. A., Basketball Team co-manager. Drama Guild, Physic� Club Treasurer . . lunch table menace . . ambitious aviator . . Westminster . . There goes a plane” . . jolly . . good-natured . . trouble’� refuge. 68 “Lou 422S Hamilton Ave. St. Anthony of Padua: Academic Com- mercial . . A.A.. Drama Guild. Spanish Club . . dancing feet . . wizard at the piano . . expressive eyes . . we two . . hamburgers apd onion . . typing demon . . “Stardust” . . Where’re we going? GERALDINE ANN HARTMAN “Gerry 411 S. Madeira Si. St. Michael, Wolfe Street: General . . A.A. . . bop-dunce . . “For Heaven’s Sake . . wonderful personality . . dark brown eye . . blonde hair . . “That's kix . . always singing . . deep voice . . partial to Fort Meade. CATHERINE L. HEATH Cass 6710 Boston Avc. Sacred Heart of Mary: Academic Com- mercial . . A.A.. Spanish Club . . “real- ly . . likes to draw . . bowling . . par- tial to City .. Notre Dame fan .. mashed potatoes . . typing enthusiast . . future secretary . . “Bo Mine . JANET MARIE HENDERSON “Jan 1625 E. 30th St. St. Bernard: Academic Commercial . . A.A.. Sodality, Treasurer of Drama Guild . . “To Each His Own” . . 1-oyola College . . Navy . . “You know . . danc- ing . . expressive blue eyes . . enjoys reminiscing . . wonderful personality. PATRICIA A. HEALY “Tish 1113 Raleigh Way St. Elizabeth: Latin-Science . . Chemis- try Club Secretary. A.A.. Drama Guild . . infectious giggle . . effervescent . . basketball fiend . . “Little White Lies” . . “Don’t be a drag” . . Linthicutn’s . . college bound . . constantly eating . . friendly . . good pal . . “Wlui Imp- pened?” MARY JEAN HEIDRICH “Jean 414 N. East Avc. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Drama Guild. Verse Choir, fresh- man committee .. “Who has ink?”.. Colt boaster . . Ocean City . . forever losing things . . sports enthusiast . . last min- ute rush . . winning personality . . chicken noodle soup. MARY L. HENDERSON “Rusty” 3011 Bayonne Ave. St. 1 0111: Academic Commercial.. A. A., Drama Guild, C.S.M.C. Rep.. Sodality . . smiling Irish eyes . . “All The Things You Are” . . Navy . . spaghetti and meat halls . . Who has ink?” . . “Big 7” . . skating at Coliseum . . personal- ity plus . . Arundel. MARY DORIS HESSLER “Mary 716 S. Bouldin St. Sacred Heart of Jesus: Academic Com- mercial . . Sodality, A.A., C.S.M.C. Rep. . . Varsity Bowling . . St. Joe . . “Star- dust . . likes bowling and dancing . . bowling whiz . . milkshakes . . “Are you Kiddin’?” . . Ocean City . . pleasing at all times. M. BERNARDINE HOLMES “Bcrnie 5017 E. Preston St. Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Verse Choir . . jitterbug champ . . laughing Irish eyes . . magnetic personality . . one of the big three . . roller skating . . howling . . “Let’s eat” . . always going somewhere . . popular . . partial to Poly. FRANCES HELEN HUBER “Frannie 3203 Fairmount Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Highway, Drama Guild, Verse Choir . . athletic-minded . . dreamy brown eyes . . dependable . . good timer . . french fries . . “Always” . . “Oh, heck!” . . one of the three. LORRAINE H1LLENBRAND “Rainey 3410 Elmley Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: Academic Commercial.. A.A.. Drama Guild, Verse Choir . . fried chicken . . lover of sports and dancing . . popular music . . milk- shakes . . true friend . . smiling eyes . . cutest laugh . . “.Stardust” . . partial to Navy. MARY ELLEN IDA IIORNEY Mickey 19 S. Decker Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . Sodality, A.A. manager and vice-presi- dent. varsity busketball. bowling, soft- ball . . Iri h smile . . “I Wish I Didn’t Love You So” . . all-round athlete . . partial to Patterson . . aims to please. MARY LORETrA INSLEY “Susie 2038 E. Federal St. St. Paul: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . always luts a joke . . avalanche of energy . . hamburgers with onions . . dancing . . Poly . . “Holy Cow” . . am- bition—travel . . one of the big four . . “Because” . . Perry Como. 69 DOLORES ACNES IRWIN “Dec” 527 E. Gittings St. St. Mary Star of the Sea: Academic Commercial . . Sodality. A.A.. A Cop- pella Choir, Riding Club . . oh, those parties . . the new look . . nice to know . . ’No stuff?” . . “Far Away Places” . . ”Co � and I”. HELEN MARGARET JACKSON “Jax 1718 Aisquith St. Sf. Paul: Modern Classical . . A.A.. Le- gion of Decency Rep. . . poised . . has savoir faire . . second of the big 3 . . dreamy, dimpled face . . “How Lucky You Arc” . . partial to dancing and olives. THERESA MARIE JASINSKI “Terry” 3325 Ramona Avc. Shrine of the Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . A.A.. Glee Club, Verse Choir, Drama Guild . . “Again” . . Bul- let fan . . St. Joe rooter . . dancing and eating . . congenial . . vivacious . . “Oh fudge! . . Dolores's friend . . paragon of neatness. LORETTA CECILIA IZDEBSKA “Izzie” 3237 Dudley Ave. Holy Rosary: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Glee Club, Highway . . charming personality . . sports enthusiast.. friend of all . . jolly nature . . smooth dancer . . telephone conversationalist . . short- hand white . . partial to St. Joe . . “Well! la-di-da! . . ice cream fiend. MARY ANN AGNES JANDA “Jan 2448 E. Eager St. 3504 Gough St. Our holy of Pompeii: Academic Com- mercial . . Troubadour, A.A., Riding . . one of the two muscatado� . . carefree . . mischievous glance� . . future re- porter . . keeps you guessing . . “Deep Purple . . attractive . . “I know I've ■seen him somewhere In-fore” . . Naval Academy rooter. St. If'enccsJaus: Academic Commercial . . Drama Guild. Verse Choir. A.A. . . . . one of the big four . . “Sentimental Journey” .. dancing blue eye� . . horse- back riding . . Jove� food . . free with ' . Johnny . . “Golly”. CHRISTINE J. “Chris TERESA FRANCES KAMMERER “Terry 3300 Fait Avc. St, Hlizahelh: Academic Commercial . . A,A., Spanish Club, J.V. howling . . brown eye� . . I'll See You In My Dreams” . . cheese and cracker . . fu- ture stenographer . . swoons over Vic Damone . . “Yea. St. Joe”. ANNE M. KAUFMAN Cor 1717 N. Bradford St. St. Katharine: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . good friend . . rooter for Poly . . “Lend me your homework, 0 h” . . whir, at «horthund . . future stenogra- pher . . roller skating and french fries . . '‘Polonaise” . . gift of gab. ARLENE L KEARNEY “Lcne 43 Greenwood Ave. St. Michael, Or erica: Academic Com- mercial . . Troubadour, A.A., Sodality. L. of D. Rep. . . Ixrvola . . icc skating . . Dick Coleman fan . . sweet person- ality . . seafood and french fries . . “Stardust” . . Marge's other luilf . . “Now or later?” . . piercing eyes. 70 MARY JEANETTE KARL ”Blondic 3203 Lyndale Ave. Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . prefect of the Sociality, A.A.. Glee Club, Drama Guild, Verse Choir . . “You Know” . . pretty hair . . basketball her specialty . . contagious laugh . . “Star- dust” . . Mary Clare's other half . . lov- able personality. THERESA A. KAZANOWISKA Ka:ie“ 220 S. Chester St. St. Stanislaus: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . partial to Polish food , polkas . . chocolate � undacs . . “Oh fudge” . . stuck with El . . future stenographer . . Where are we going?” CATHERINE KEARNEY “Kearn” 1701 Ensor St. St. Paul: Latin-Scicnce . . A.A., Sodal- ity, publicity manager of Chemistry Club. Glee Club . . fun loving . . cute kid . . “Nicodctnu ” . . college bound . . third of the big three . . “Put a nickel in the pot, boy” . . St. Joe PATRICIA ANN KELLY Pat 3207 F.lmley Ave. Utile Flower: I-alin-Sciono- . . Sodality, Historian, sports editor, publicity man- ager of A.A. and Drama Guild . . Peg” in Senior Play . . nursing . . “It’ Been A Lmg, Ling. Time” . . “Shovels” . . effervescent . . vitc, vile . . Those Irish Eyes! DOLORES H. KILROY Kilroy 555 K. 36th St. Hlcssetl Sacrament: Academic Commer- cial . . I Love You So Much . . Cal- vert Hull . . Eugene . . “Schwab's . . Navy . . “Ain’t that wild . . pleasant personality . . convertibles . . “Kilroy Was Here . JEAN MARIE KNAPP “Jeannie Chase, Maryland Our Lady of Mount Carmel: General . . A.A., Sulalily . . blue eye� . . brown hair . . Eddie Arnold . . got a penny . . spaghetti . . one of the big four . . “Bouquet of Roses” . . always has a smile. MARGUERITE KERBY Mars’ 5103 Anthony Ave. St. Paul: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . one of the three . . sports a Calvert Hall Letter . . “Stardust . . magnetic personality . . Hot Shoppe enthusiast . . tried chicken . . winning smile . . foot- ball fiend . . I ain't telling . MARIE CATHERINE KLAUS “Rec 1109 S. Curley St. St. Casimir: Academic Commercial . . green eyes . . “Stick with those Birds . . one of the “big four . . ambition visit to Georgia . . loves corn bread . . Eddy Arnold fan . . “Molly Darlin”. ELIZABETH ANN KNOCKE Betty 414 N. Mdntford Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . A.A. Rep., Spanish Club . . Oh those eyes . . natural curly hair . . nice com- plexion . . wonderful personality . . par- tial to I oyola . . “Red Roses For A Blue Udy” . . “Wha-happcn” . . basketball fan. ANGELA J. KOLAKOWSKI Angie 1916 Eastern Ave. Holy Rosary: Academic Commercial . Sodality. A.A. . . bowling varsity . ready, Teas? . . those brown eyes . “I'll Always Be In Love With You” . “Ye Gads” . . football fan . . mischiev ous smile . . half of twosome . . Cahill DOROTHY M. KORNICK Dolly 4211 Anntana Ave. St. Anthony: Academic Commercial . Sodality. A.A. . . “My Happiness” . one of the “Big Three” . . Loyola Col lege . . sparkling personality . . flash brown eyes . . daffy over dancing . Dead” . . Johnny and I . my coke”. JOSEPHINE ROSALINE KOWALEWSKA Josic” 940 S. East Ave. St. Casimir: A.A.. Spanish Club . . “My Happiness” . . photography . . bowling . . soft curly hair . . hazel eyes . . flowers . . pianist. VIRGINIA MILDRED KOLAKOWSKI Virgie 636 S. Strceper St. St. Casimir: Academic Commercial . . Troulwidour, Sodality. A.A. . . like dancing, bowling, and football . . at- tractive . . always willing to help . . “No Kiddin” . . one of the “Big Three” . . Italian spaghetti . . “Aloha . . nice personality. TERESA D. KOWALCZYK Tessy 412 S. Ann St. Holy Rosary: Academic Commercial . . Sodality, Legion Rep., A.A. . . basket- bull three anti four . . always rushing . . “Angie, wait . . pickles ant! pret- zel . . sultry look . . “Don't be a � chmoo“. RITA KOZI.OWSK1 “Rr 520 Duncan St. St. Patrick: Lalin-Sciencc - - Sodality . . neat . . poised . . helpful . . altar bound . . Italian food . . future homemaker . . “Frank . . accordionist . . one of the “inseparable two . . enchanting smile . . pastime—eating . . What Am I Go- ing To Do About You . 71 NA MARY KRAUS Ann 1731 N. Washington St. St. Michael: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Sodality Rep. . . partial to Loyola . . “Because I Love You . . pleasant smile . . nice personality . . likes danc- ing, howling, swimming, basketball . . “Our Turn Yet. . . always on the ball . . smiling eyes. MARY RITA KUHN “Mary 2906 Dunlccr Rd. St. Rita: General . . blue eyed brunette . . dancing . . It’s Magic . . pleasing personality . . one of the three . . Oh, let me tell you” . . favor the color blue . . partial to row� . . looking to the future. ELIZABETH JANE KWIATKOWSKA “Arc •119 S. El wood Ave. Si. Patrick: latin-Scicncc . . A.A.. Chemistry Club . . neat . . guilty blue eyes . . “Think we’ll have a test? . . always on lime . . steak . . future nurse . . St. Joe fan . . “Maybe You’ll Be There . . Tony Martin. MARY CATHERINE KRAUS Mary” 2 135 E. Hoffman St. St. Katharine of .Sienna: General . . A.A.. Spanish Club . . bawl eye . . “To Each Hi Own . . pleasing smile . . gift of gab . . Iike dancing . . par- tial to St. Joe . . “Ain’t it the truth? CHARLOTTE C. Kl REK “Chots” 311-1 Ramona Ave. Little Flouer: Academic Commercial . . Class Rep., Drama Guild Sec., Verse Choir, Spanish Club, Sodality . . Jolson No. I fan . . pleasing personality . . “Let me tell you . . potato chips . . Sweet Sixteen . . Jane’s pal. MARY LANAHAN “Mary 3608 Chesterfield Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: Latin-Sci- enre . . A.A. . . howling enthusiast . . Bullet fan . . wanderlust . . Hopkins rooter . . eternally dancing . . milk- shakes . . “Oh. Johnny . . “I’ll Always Be In Ixjvc With You” . . pleasant . . big brown eyea . . “Remind me to—n. ROSE MARIE LATTINVILLE “Moe.” 536 Sheridan Ave. St. Mary's. Gowns: Lalin-Science . . Glee Club. Drama Guild, A Cappella Choir. Rilling Club, A.A. . . “Mamselle . . future nurse . . first soprano . . like bed-side eye . . City fan . . hobby sewing . . honey dips. MARY AGNES LEIMKUHLER “Leimy” 2870 Pelham Ave. Utile Flower: Academic Commercial . . Sacristan, A.A.. C.S.M.C. Rep. . . W’lia’ Hoppcn?” . . future stenographer . . partial to movie , milkshake� . . “The Star Will Remember’ . ALICE GERALDINE LESNICK Ar 1211 S. Elwood Ave. St. Hrigid: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Sodality. Spanish Club . . baby blue eyes . . classical music . . flower . . swimming . . dancing . . walk fast . . always in a hurry. 72 JEAN KATHLEEN LAWLER “Jean” 4256 Sheldon Ave. Little Flower: Modem Classical.. A.A., Glee Club. Drama Guild . . blonde hair . . crystal blue eye . . future Lily Pons . . Alumedian Light Opera par- ticipant . . Poly rooter . . “Student Prince . . Donald Dane . . bowling en- thusiast . . Cahill . . love dancing . . “Whoaiefoot . CLARA T. LEPUS “Hoot” 6708 Robert Ave. Sacred Heart of Mary: General . . A.A. . . On Top of Old Smoky . . Ink Spots . . dancing . . forever smiling . . talking eyes . . Patterson fan . . you’re lotta •tuff” . . Navy . . new look . . “Who is Bob? A NGELA LEW A N DO WSK A “Angie 908 S. Curley St. Holy Rosary: Academic Commercial . . very quiet . . always seen with a book in her hand . . “I Wish I Didn't Love You So . . cheese and cracker . . would like to work and settle down. MARGARET MARY I.INDBLADE “Mary 3412 Dupont Avc. St. Ambrose: Academic Commercial . . Sodality, A.A. . . “It says here in fine print . . “The Fightin' Irish” . . Bing i� Mill lops . . “Powder Your Face With Sunshine” . . future secretary . . those blue eyes and red hair. THERESA J. L1PINSKA “tippy” 206 S. Castle St. Holy Rosary; Academic Commercial . . dancing, basketball . . “O dear John . . inseparable pal . . blue eye� and friendly smile . . bashful . . future sec- retary . . generous . . likable . . gift of gab . . brunette . . likes to ride buses. MARGARET ANNA LOT . “Peggy 2313 McEldrrry St. Si. Andrew: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Troubadour . . partial to Patter- son . . “How High the Moon . . one of the five Frenchmen . . “We’ll go, Dec . . future accountant . . chocolate nut brownie:� . . flirty eyes . . basketball uml football lover. MARY D. UNDUNG “Ding” 2702 Evergreen Avc. St. Raul: Academic Commercial.. Vice- prefect of Sodality, Vice-president of ’49. A.A., Drama Guild . . everybody’s friend . . bowling, dancing, record en- thusiast . . Loyola . . delightful person- ality . . “Maybe You’ll Be There” ver- satile . . “You know . . F resit man committee. MARGARET M. LIST “.Margie” 5306 Trumore Road St. Dominic: Academic Commercial . . loves dancing and movies . . partial to Navy . . future stenographer . . “lion” . . neat and sweet . . pleasant personal- ity . . ice skating . . sparkling blue eyes . . “Apple Blossom Wedding . MARGARET MARY LUDWIG “Margie” 155 N. Lakewood Avc. St. Elizabeth: Iatin-Science . . High- way, Sodality Rep., A.A., Drama Guild . . always smiling . . future nurse . ■ “Now Is The Hour . . “Dues nlease” . . chow mein . . likes dancing, basket- ball and football . . Poly rooter . . a good friend always. DOROTHY ANN MACEY “Dot” 730 E. Baltimore St. St. Vincent De Paul: Academic Com- mercial . . Sodality . . Until” . . at- tends the local social clubs . . likes to dance . . future stenographer . . Mark’s Corner enthusiast . . “Honest to Pete” . . blushes easily . . sparkling blue eyes . . nice to be with. REGINA THERESA MACIEJEWSKI “Jean” 13 N. Clinton St. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . Sodality. Highway, Reading Club, A.A.. Drama Guild. Verse Choir . . Stardust” . . “Gees to Mutiney . . little girl with the big name . . responsible, under- standing, petite . . dancing . . one of the three. ELEANORE MAJEROW ICZ “Noo-Noo” 407 S. Chester St. St. Stanislaus: Latin-Science . . Sodal- ity, A.A., Gin- Club, A Cappellu Choir, Chemistry Club, Drama Guild . . plea- sant personality . . dancing, singing . . cooperative . . “O. murder . . book- worm . . blushes easily. JOAN THERESA MACFARLVNE “Mickey” 4402 Arabia Avr. St. Francis of Assisi: Latin-Science . . A.A.. Highway Rep., . . loyal to T.C. II.S. . . always smiling . . pleading per- sonality . . gray eyes . . quadruple alli- ance . . “Oh Johnny?” . . Loyola Col- lege . . Vaughn Monroe . . coffee . . “What Hoppcned?” DOROTHY ELIZABETH MAHER “Bells” 2415 Orleans St. St. Elizabeth: General . . A.A. . . sweet . . love� to eat. swim, dance, new look . . cheerful . . the girl with chocolate eyed . . partial to Coa� t Guard . . No fooling” . . 1 Love You For Sentimen- tal Reasons” . . future secretary. ANGELINA MAN DELLA “Ange” 223 S. Robinson St. Our tiidy of Pompeii: Modern Classical . . A.A.. Drama Guild, Basketball team . . It’s Too Soon To Know . . future nurse . . Oh. fudge . . partial to Pat- terson . . Ocean City enthusiast H� 0, . . faithful friend . . smiling bambino. 73 mary e. McDonough “Mary 1527 N. Patterson Park Ave. Si. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . potato chip� and roller '■killing . . “It' You Or No One . . movie fan . . a I way- happy . . Poly . . hoi Irish temper. PATRICIA M. McKENNA Pm 7 N. Decker Avc. Si. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . A.A.. .Spanish Club, L. of I). Rep. . . sparkling teeth . . forever laughing and asking questions . . “Is it really? danc- ing and eating are favorites . . one of the Majestic Four . . SlarduMrr. LORETTA FRANCES MEHRING “Retts” 5318 Plainfield Ave. St. Anthony of Padua: Academic Com- mercial . . Sodality. A.A.. Spanish Club . . partial to Orange and Blue . . en- joys dancing, french fries ami cokes . . “Oh. I thought I’d die” . . always hur- rying . . ''Blond Sailor . . shortic . . true friend . . dependable. JOAN McCUlHF. Ughtning 1605 E. Lanvale St. Sr. Paul: Academic Commercial . . So- dality. A.A., Spanish Club . . Coliseum queen . . class jokestcr . . expressive Irish eyes . . City rooter . . fond of datiring . . talkative . . good .«port . . loves to eat. MORAN A. McKINLESS Mem 1246 Nurthview Road lllessed Sacrament: Academic (Commer- cial . . A.A. . . Tell Me A Story” . . Jacques 2 . . sparkling smile . . Tow- son Catholic fan . . Oh. my . . french fries . . pretty hair . . singing . . Delta Phi Sorority . . future stenographer . . always a good friend. JANET ELIZABETH MEYER Jan 7620 Philadelphia Road St. Clement Rosedale: General . . .A. . . the girl with the laughs . . dimples . . strutting drum majorette . . partial to Loyola College . . “Don’t Cry Little Girl . . future secretary . . spaghetti and meatballs . . “You ever loving cotton-pickers . EDITH T. MILLER Edie 142 N. Luzerne Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . President of the Senior Class Glee Club President, Highway, Sodality. Drama Guild . . Bluebird of Happiness . . “Hon!” . . smiling blur eyes . . sincere . . xcalou . . model student . . reliable . . a friendly word for everyone. MARY JANE MILLER Janie 1-100 N. Milton Ave. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . Sodality . . “Stardust” . . like spaghetti and meatball� . . quiet . . sparkling charm . . “What Hap- pened?” ALICE M. MORAN At 551 E. 38th St. lllessed Sacrament: General . . A.AM Drama Guild . . Jacques 1 . . That's Tender . . “To Me . . dancing . . chow mein . . Sigma Gamma Upsilon .. always in style . . New Yorker .. likes traveling . . witty . . sweet . . gracious .. Going To Goran� . JEANNE ANNE MILLER Cookie” 2612 E. Chase St. Sr. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Rilling Club . . loves whiffle� , saddles. F.P.H.S., Frols (Kappa Delta� . . Gone With It” . . proxie . . has that Vogue look . . popu- lar . . Club White Caps . . Ocean City- bound. JOAN MOORE Joan 3314 Dudley Ave. Shrine of the Little Elower: Cat in-Sci- ence . . A.A.. Physics (dub Sec.. C.S. M.C. Rep. . . jumping jack of 1A . . always in bandages . . love to eat . . perpetual smile . . like French . . “1 Told Every Little Star” . . Really! GLORIA MORAN “dor 901 Iligwet Way St. Anthony of Padua: Academic Com- mercial . . A.A. . . smiling eyes . . Polv . . “To Each His Own . . Bullet and Coll rooter . . sociable . . loves to eat . . dancing . . talkative . . Oh. Boy! . . chow mein . . future stenographer . . one of two inseparables. 74 HELEN M. MORGAN Shug” 2322 PircMon St. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . A.A.. Sodality . . Big Owl . . Pepsodent smile . . typical day- dreamer . . very loyal . . Peg O' My Heart” . . M. S. J. C. «lance . . . hig 7. DOROTHY IIEDWIG MROZEK “Dor” 3029 Brooklyn Ave. Holy Rosary: Academic Commercial . . Sodality. A.A. . . “Anybody absent?” . . “Who’s got ink?” . . Be Mine . . always smiling . . roller-skating . . milk shakes . . sparkling blue eyes . . future secre- tary . . sweet girl to know . . full of fun . . personality plus. CATHERINE G. NICKEL Sis” 6732 Bessemer Ave. Sacred Heart of Mary: Latin-Scicncc . . A.A.. Orchestra, Riding Club, Softball, Varsity forwurd . . friend in need . . “Guess what . . Ocean City . . real «•state . . juicy-fruits . . Brier” . . Skip- per . . college bound . . “wa hoppen” . . Patterson . . “Stardust”. MARLENE MORNINGSTAR Mikey 5611 Crccnhill Ave. St. Anthony: Modern Classical . . A.A., Drama Guild. Troubadour Staff . . take u bow Brother Giles . . starry-ey« d . . good thing� —little packages . . love� sugar ’n spice—everything nice” . . partial to six-foot pianists -A.A.C. . . Always” . . sweet . . demure. NANCY ANN MULVIHILL “Nan” 4130 Keisterstown Road St. Ambrose: l.a tin-Science . . A.A., Orchestra, Drama Guihl, Riding Club . . “Didja really?” . . Cahill fan . . fric«l chicken . . St. Joe . . Bing Crosby . . Irish . . always in trouble . . college Imuud . . 11,0,. RUTH ANGELA O’BROCKIE “O'Brock 1213 N. Patterson Park Ave. St. Katharine of Sienna: General . . A.A. . . meat balls and spaghetti . . Navy gal . . Notre Dame bothers her.. “Red Roses For A Blue Ludy” . . you «lon’l say” . . likes back seats of room - - good pal . . loves swimming. ANNETTE O’CONOR Abie” 208 Kenw-oixl Ave. St. Elizabeth: I itin-Science . . Editor- in-chief of Highway, A.A.. Sodality, Catholic Review, Drama Guild, Riding Club . . Honor Student . . ’Alio. Abie” . . future nurse . . gou«l friend . . Irish eyes . . sincere . . dependable . . another bad angel . . hum sandwiches. THERESA MARY OZAZEWSK1 “Terry” 2414 Fait Ave. St. Patrick: Academic Commercial . . Troubadour, Soilality Rep., Highway . . “I’ll Always Be In Love With You . . Rita an«l 1 . . independent . . congenial . . those green eyes . . loves to meet people . . amiable . . dependable . . dimples . . movie cashier. MARY JANE PATTINSON Pat” 233 S. Ann St. St. Michael: Acudemic Commercial . . tall und amiable . . “You know . . “Someday . . flying feet for dancing .. bowling . . dependable . . loyal friend . . excitable . . partial to Baltimore Junior College . . loves to sleep . . One's milk shakes. THERESA PATRICIA OLES Pat” 741 S. Linwood Ave. St. Casimir: Academic Commercial . . Glee Club, A.A., Riding Club . . George . . dreamer . . Virgie’s other half . . Polish weddings . . Donkey Serenaile” . . blue eyes . . California bound . . blushes casilv . . likes to eat . . nice to be with. DOLORES M. PAMS Doc” 1420 Darley Ave. St. Paul: Academic Commercial . . .A. . . Calvert Hull booster . . full of school spirit . . Fran's inseparable pal . . Near You . . chicken ami sauerkraut . . spe- cializes in bookkeeping . . I wish I had a car” . . sentimentalist . . quiet. SHIRLEY A. PAUL Shirley” 2635 Mura St. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . S«i lality Rep., Trouba- dour, A.A.. Riding Club . . .Stardust” . . fried chicken . . ambition to be a private secretary . . loves dancing . . Ocean City bound . . likes football . . personality plus. 75 f MARY THERESA PETERS Pete 2864 Mayfield Avc. Shrine of the Little Flower: Latin-Sci- ence . . A.A., Sodulity. Drama Guild, Verse Choir, assistant Librarian . . col- lege hound . . “Always” . . “Well, ho help me” . . always anxious to help . . friend to all . . overwhelming personal- ity . . partial to St. Joe. PATRICIA THERESA PHEBUS Pat 122 Oak Lane St. Anthony: Modern Classical . . A.A., I., of I). Rep. . . varsity squad 48-’49 . . college hound . . cute, vivacious . . win- ning personality . . O.C. enthusiast . . partial to “Peg 0’ My Heart” . . “Don’t understand! BERNICE MARY PROUTY Bernie 4-111 Mary Avc. St. Anthony: Lalin-Scicncc . . Sodality, A.A. . . brunette . . hazel eye� . . pleas- ing personality . . fond of dancing and ice skating . . wonderful friend . . roast pork . . pianist . . future pharmacist . . “Emperor Waltz” . . “Are we gonna have a test?” . . Calvert Hall enthusiast. MARY HELEN PFEIFER Pfeif' 119 Potomac St. St. Elizabeth: Latin-Scicncc . . Sodality, A.A., Riding Club . . active Mission Rep. . . “Faraway Places” . . future nurse . . one of the three bad angels . . “Aren't you hungry?” . . curley locks . . Orchestra pianist . . always extend a helping hand. MARY JOSEPHINE P1LACH0WSKA Mary 430 S. Washington St. St. Stanislaus: Laiin-Sclence . . Sodal- ity, Chemistry Club . . Calvert Hall . . likes to Polka . . reading and embroid- ering . . partial to Polish foods . . “Pin going on a «liet yet” . . a very nice girl to know . . Deep Purple . . French whiz. ELAINE RACHINSKAS Chinch” 9(W Lin wood Ave. St. ff'enceslaus: Academic Commercial . . Sodality, A.A. Rep. 3 years, varsity howling. Drama Guild, Spanish Club, Senior play . . TCHS orator . . true to cardinal and gold . . “Moonlight Seren- ade . . smile for everyone . . swim- ming, football . . crew cuts, saddles . . artistic- ambitions. JOAN ANN REAL “Joan” 5519 Radeckc Ave. St. Anthony of Padua: Academic Com- mercial . . Sodality. L. of I). Rep. . . partial to Towson (Catholic . . “Joe” . . like� the library, dancing ami «{rawing . . love old 5D . . dependable . . plca- anl smile . . Maybe You'll Be There”. EVELYN RHOADS Ei 521 E. Cold Spring Lane Hlessed Sacrament: Modem Classical . . A.A., Mission Rep., Physics Club . . dancing, swimming . . Mush 'em” . . “That's My Desire” . . Hodd’a milk- shakes . . wlut a smile . . pretty eves . . “new look fan . . Cahill . . Perry Como. MARY ELIZABETH RINGCER Dolly 1609 Northgate Road Little Flouer: Academic Commercial . . Sodality Rep.. Drama Guild, Verse Choir, A.A., Spanish Club president. Glee Club, A Capped a Choir. Highway. Calvert Hall play . . dynamic personal- ity . . sweet . . Green Eyes . . Vaughn . . Delta Phi. MARIE K. REOrr Re 2908 Halcyon Ave. St. Dominic: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Sodality . . “Bornic” brown eyes . . A Little Bird Told Me . . basket- ball . . partial to Marine . . future stenographer . . buzz, bomb . . “Let's go home” . . Gotta work today” . . witty sayings . . in a hurry. MAUREEN L RICH “Richie 5059 Wright Ave. Sacred Heart of Mary: Academic Com- mercial . . Sodality Rep., A.A. . . Body and Soul . . Perry Como fan . . always willing to help . . class clown . . big 7. BEATRICE T. ROCK Rea 4907 Fait Avc. Sacred Heart of Jesus: General . . A.A., Riding Chib . . bookkeeping whiz . . sweet person to know . . partial to Navy ami City . . Clair de Lune . . “Oh. man” . . congenial . . future auditor . . coke and french fries. 76 F. JACQUELYNN ROFF 44Jaequc 3403 While Avc. St. Dominic: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . pretty blue eyes . . Orie’s lunch haps . . quite the Imalmnn . . ‘There Are Such Things” . . Loyola College fan . . Ocean City fiend . . Porter’s Beach . . lovely black hair. ADEI.E CAROLYN ROSTKOWSKI DtT 2613 Fleet St. St. Casimir: Academic Commercial . . A.A.. Sodality, Spanish Club . . “Claire de Lune” . . sweet . . Spanish whiz . . likes the “new look” . . cheers for Poly’s basketball team . . loves to eat . . “It's wild . BERNARDINE M. RYBACKA “Hemic 1624 I-ancastcr St. Holy Rosary: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . “Heart And Soul” . . friendly good pal . . spaghetti and meatballs . . likes Polish dances . . wants to bo a stenographer . . sports-minded . . par- tial to Navy . . Gee whiz” . . can al- ways be found at the “Pier”. JOAN F. ROSENSTEEL “Joan 2717 Chesterfield Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . “Rosie” . . C.S.M.C. Rep., Sodality. A.A.. A Cappella Choir. Glee Club, Drama Guild . . “Stardust” . . Loyola College - - naturally curly hair . . songstress . . dancing, eating . . french fries . . sweet and devilish . . “All rightee!” . . dreamy eyes. DOLORES C. RHPPERT “Dooky 4332 Old York Road lllessed Sacrament: Academic Commer- cial . . one of the big four . . Laltin- ville's girl . . “Night And Day . . french fries . . City fan . . slumber party enthusiast . . future secretary . . never on time . . “Ain’t dat wild”. DOROTHY F. SADLER “Dotty 131 N. Potomac St. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . “It’s Too Soon To Know” . . dramatic . . sweet and talkative . . danc- ing . . likes Cahill . . “Sure kid, sure” . . big brown eyes . . happy-go-lucky . . Frankie Lane enthusiast . . blushes. MARY DOLORES SCHEURMAN “Boots 4509 Mao Avc. St. Anthony of Padua: Academic Com- mercial . . A.A. . . kind-hearted . . par- tial to St. Joe . . those football games! . . bowling and dancing enthusiast . . a pleasant an tall . . Red Sails In The Sunset” . . sour beef and dumplings . . future stenographer. ANNA MARIE SCHLEGEL ”Schleg” 1209 Chesaco Ave. St. Clement, Rosedale: Academic Com- mercial . . Sodality. A.A. . . “Far Away Places” . . “O-Yennie” . . Iwirn «lancing and ice skating . . Those cheeseburgers! . . giggles . . “Bca, sit still” . . farmer of the Rosedale Elite . . winning per- sonality. LORRAINE A. SCHOENHOFF “Dimples 3231 Dudley Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: General . . Oh, Eddie . . Patterson rooter . . spark- ling eyes and dimples . . new lo«� k ad- vocate . . french fries . . Say Some- thing Sweet To Your Sweet heart” . . Audsie’s pal . . Oh! Perry Como. SYLVIA SCHIRMER “Sue 4101 Idaho Avc. St. Anthony of Padua: Modern Claesi- «•al . . A.A., Drama Guild, Glee Club, Riding Club, art editor of the Highway . . college bound . . promising young artist . . noise, personality . . “To Each His Own” . . partial to blue eyes . . little girl . . big future. ANGELA MARGARET SCHMITT “Angie 432 N. Linwo.nl Avc. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . Spanish Club, Sodality, A.A. . . Hash- ing brown ey«rs . . “You know” . . St. Joe fan . . likes sports . . dancing . . “It’s Only Make Believe” . . tuna fish . . “Stardust . . cute and sweet . . art enthusiast . . future stenographer. RITA ANNE SCHOENIC “Reel 1217 E. Federal St. St. Paul: Academic Commercial . . Class Rep., Troubadour. Spanish Club, Freshman Committee. A.A. . . dancing ami Navy . . “Stardust . . “Where's Flo?” . . swell friend . . lots of fun . . good personality . . SA’s secretary . . brains incorporated . . sweetness p«-r sonified. 77 AUDREY LEE SCHRAML ‘ Aud 4807 Mnnnnsota Avc. St. Anthony of Padua: I.at in-Scicnce . . A. A.. Drama Guild, president of Physics club . . reddish blond hair .. green eye . . sparkling personality . . Ocean City . . “My Darling . . chow mein . . “Whott hopponed?” ANN MARIE SHAW Nancy 642 Wildwood Parkway St. Bernadine: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Highway, Drama Guild . . Jo- Jo” . . “Stella by Starlight . . winning personality . . Ocean City bound . , be- witching blue eyes . . loves spaghetti . . peroxide . . What would I do without Ev” . , big seven . . giggles. VIRGINIA BERNICE SIERACKI VirgUT 806 S, Glover St. St. Casimit: Academic Commercial . . Glee Club. A.A., L of D. Rep.. .“Some- day” . . Pat's other half . . likes to draw . . Now you know” . . Polish Weddings . . jovial . . likable . . nice to know . . green-eyed blonde. MARGARET HERNADETTE SCHWARTZ Bern 249 Payson St. St. Marlin: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . partial to St. Joe . . Annapolis enthusiast . . good pal . . enjoys danc- ing. humburgers and milkshakes . . Cahill goer . . Body And Soul . . pleasant personality . . Ocean City . . Navy. ROSALIE MARIE SHORTT Rose 1315 Holbrook Si. St. James: Latin-Science . . A.A. . . par- tial to Calvert Hall . . likes to dance . . future nurse . . Loyola . . mathematic- ally inclined . . pleasing personality . . chocolate sundaes . . favor the new look . . “Just made it . . “Far Away Places . THELMA C. SIKORSKY “TheT‘ 2803 Pelham Avc. Shrine of the Little Flou-er: Academic Commercial . . A.A.. Sodality. Drama Guild . . Rek enthusiast . . Loyola . . dancing . . blushes easily . . specialty— bangs . . always ready for a joke . . carefree . . Moonlight Serenade . . No kidding . . My Friend Irma”. MARY LOUISE SINCLAIR Lou 1407 Rond St. St. Paul: General . . A.A., Drama Guild . . meatballs and spaghetti . . “For You . . never happened” . . like the Bul- lets . . likes basketball . . blushes eusily . . Navy girl . . sweet disposition . . loves bingo. DOLORES EVELYN SIPES “Dolly 3209 Kenyon Avc. Shrine of the Little Flouer: Academic Commercial . . Glee Club, A Cappella, Drama Guild, Verse Choir . . Yeah, yn devil . . one of the Frenchmen . . spaghetti . . To Each His Own . . sweet and neat . . basketball lover. CHARLOTTE ANN SNIADOWSKI Char ELAINE FLORENCE SINGLETON “Elaine 1716 N. Washington St. St. Paul: Academic Commercial . . A.A. attractive blonde . . right out of Vogue . . sincere . . But dof’ . . likes saddles and black knits . . popular . . Star- dust . . sec you in Ocean City . . Blondie. RITA REGINA SNUCK “Shmoo” 6050 Ritchie Highway St. Rose of Lima: Academic Commer- cial . . A.A.. Sodality, Drama Guild, Verse Choir, Spanish Club . . “Deep Purple” . . beautiful blonde hair . . Going on a diet . . gets a kick out of life . . one of the three Roses. DOROTHEA ANNE SN1TZER “Dot 290-1 O’Donnell St. St. Casimit: Modrrn Classical . . A.A., Drama Guild. Glee Club, A Cappella Choir. Chemistry Club . . blue eyes . . congenial . . Bluebird of Happiness . . partial to Calvert Hull . . extra en- ergy . . future nurse . . poise . . con- tagious laughter . . What . 78 1007 Darley Avc. St. Katharine: General . . A.A., Riding C.lub . . favorite song “For You” . . Perry Como . . changeable eyes . . dim- ples . . always dreaming . . St. Joe fan . . loves parties� . . new look . . Army . . Sweet-I-i ps . . M. FRANCES SNYDER “Fran 2308 Harford Road St. Paul: Academic Commercial.. A.A., Drama Guild, Highway, Senior Play . . partial to Calvert Hall . . like basket- ball . . football . . always cheerful . . Doc's best friend . . Oh. those con- vertible Studebaker� ” . . To Each His Own”. MARGARET C. SOELLNER “Mart;c 2612 McElderry Si. St. Andrew: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . Real wild” . . 1 Can’t Get Started With You . . favor� Patterson . . dancing . . sauerkraut and dumplings . . loves parties . . football rooter . . future typist . . Frankie Lone . . friend- ly personality . . expressive brown eye . FLORENCE ANGELA SPENCER “Flo 5410 Mayview Ave. MARIE PATRICIA SPIEGEL “Pat 212 W. Arundel Rd. St. Anthony of Padua: Academic Com- mercial . . A.A.. Spanish Club . . Star- dust . . always a pal . . sweet to know . . Hey, Reel . . hamburgers and milkshakes . . lots of fun . . delightful humor . . Hpn . Doris j. stolze “Stoh 15 Orchard Rd. Holy Trinity: Modern Classical . . Phys- ics Club vice-president, treasurer Chem- istry Club, Drama Guild, Sodality Rep.. A.A. . . great big dimples . . Oh, that Toonerville Trolley . . You Were Only Fooling . . farms, fried chicken, bas- ketball. St. Rose of Lima: Modern Classical . . A.A.. Physics Club . . likes basketball . . favorite dish, spaghetti . . Linda . . pleasing personality . . brown eye . . future nurse . . Honest a kiddin' ”. MARY ESTHER STROHMINGER “Mary 429 N. Miuitford Ave. St. Elizabeth: General.. Sodality. Span- ish Club . . green eyes, brown hair . . milkshakes . . spaghetti . . “By the Way” . . Navy fan . . blushes easily . . future Wave . . pleasing personality. MARY VIRGINIA STROMER “Ginn ' 3123 Brendan Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . Review Columnist, A.A.. Highway, Sodality . . Sunday School teacher . . Golly” . . Bouquet of Roses . . always ready to help . . de- pendable . . smiling blue eyes . . sweet . . winning personality . . one in a mil- lion. MARGARET A. SUNDERLAND “Margie 145 Kenwood Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . Highway Rep., A.A. . . “A Little Bird Told Me” . . pretty blue eyes . . Don’t be wise” . . dancing . . speedy fingers . . goes for Patterson . . always laughing . . look forward to graduation. BKRNADINE THOMPSON “Hern 2924 E. Fayette St. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Mission Rep. . . medical secre- tary some day . . smooth dancer . . Stardust” . . ice cream . . partial to Patterson anti Naval Academy . . future Chopin? . . smiling brown eyes . . made of nice stuff . . Oh. I’m starved”. DOROTHY G. SUMMERS “Dot 2619 E. Hoffman St. St. Katharine of Sienna: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . Frankie Lane . . sour beef and dumplings . . dancing . . likes curly hair, blue eyes . . amiable . . one of the big three . . “Got anything to cat? . . loyal friend. MARY ELIZABETH SWEENEY “Sween 1216 Dukeland St. St. Edward: Modern Classical . . A.A., Softball. Drama Guild stage manager. Rilling Club. Chemistry Club, Orchestra . . potato chips . . “Do you know Sweeney?” . . senior play . . Peg . . St. Mary’s big six . . Drummcrgal . . Where's Sue?” JOAN ELIZABETH TILLMAN Till 3916 Sixth St. St. Rose of Lima: Academic Commer- cial . . Drama Guild. Verse Choir. Span- ish Club . . very friendly . . Stardust . . one of the three Roses . . loves to dance . . attractive . . lovable cluiraclcr . . I’m going back on my diet”. 79 JANE FRANCIS TRAGESKK “Trigger 5101 Anthony Ave. Si. Anthony of Padua: General . . So- dality Rep.. A Cuppcllu Choir, Spanish Club, Sacristan . . Anniversary Song” . . “Cues what! . . Ring's No. 1 fan . . ready listener . . pleasing personality . . lover of all foods . . Chot’s other half. MARE AN E. TUCKER Tuck 1605 N. Caroline St. St. Paul: Modem Classical . . Physics Club. A.A.. Sodality, Drama Guild, Chemistry Club . . a slow druwl . . St. Joe enthusiast . . scientifically-minded . . neat . . helpful . . “Oh, My . . com twisties . . “ That's My Desire . . par- tial to “The Westport Gaels . . Doris's other half. JOAN UNIS Willy 3912 Ml. Pleasant Ave. Our Lady of Pompeii: latin-Science . . Chemistry Club. A.A. . . alluring amber eyes . . good timer . . Witty Sayings, Inc. . . Lynne's twin be-bop fun . . Oh! I am dieting; one sundae, please . . I like a good time . ALICE J. TRIPODA At 3225 I.yndalr Ave. Shrine of the LiI tie Flower: Modern Classical . . Physics Club, A.A., So- dality. Orchestra . . I Don't Know Why . . future nurse . . partial to Navy . . swimming, dancing, football . . never a «lull moment . . french fries . . Joan's other half. MARGARET M. ULATOSKI Margie 2232 Eastern Ave. St. Patrick: Academic Commercial . . L of I). Rep. . . pretty red hair . . “Because . . likes Polish dishes . . short but sweet . . goes for certain blue eyes . . one of big three” . . Got any Gum?” . . easy to get along with. BEATRICE MARIE URBAN Ilea 800 Curley St. St. Wenceslaus: Academic Commercial . . Orchestra . . likes dancing . . “Talk of the Town . . life of any party . . Listen to that Tenor Sax” . . second of the Humbugs . . “I have to scrub floors . . devilish but delightful . . nice. BLANCHE MARY URBAN Babe «155 N. Houldin St. S. tfenceslaus: Modern Classical . . A.A.. Drama Guild . . smiling eyes . . good friend . . Poly fan . . future nurse . . poise . . Your Red Wagon . . Tony Pastor . . one of the hig four . . I Don’t Know . IDA MARIE VENCLE Ida 2125 Aiken St. St. Paul: General . . A.A. . . basebaU fan . . spaghetti . . Look at Buddy . . nightingale . . Red Roses for a Blue Lady . . Kelly . . blue eyes . . Calvert llnll . . pleasing disposition . . movie fun . . Orioles. TERESA MARY VOOSEN Trend” 1700 Eastern Ave., Middle River Our Lady of Mt. Carmel: Modem Clas- sical . . Highway, Glee Club, Sodality, Drama Guild . . expert swimmer . . whiz at piano . . dependable . . lovely lung hair . . member of Phoenix Junior Choir . . Rhapsody in Blue . . waffles. DOROTHY HELEN VENAVACE Dot 1523 Church St. Holy Cross: Academic Commercial . . Sodality, A.A., Drama Guild, Verse Choir. Spanish Club . . “My Happiness . . going on a «liet tomorrow . . lovely hair . . radiant personality . . chow mein . . dunce enthusiast . . admirer of Calvert Hall. MILDRED MARY VOJIK MU 823 N. Collington Ave. St. B enceslaus: Academic Commercial . . Sodality. A.A. . . third of the “Hum- bugs’' . . partial to the Navy and Pack- nr«l . . I'm Going on a Diet . . likes dancing and bowling . . Mighty Mill, the fastest typist without puper. MARGARET WAGNER “Marge 121 N. Glover St. St. Elizabeth: Gi-nerul . . A.A. . . For Goodness Sake . . It's Too Soon To Know . . smiles . . full of pep . . Ocean City enthusiast . . football Ian . . latyola . . captivating personality . . love� to dance. 80 MARY ANITA WALL Neels 1513 F.nsor Si. St. Paul: laitin-Scicncc . . Glee Club. A.A.. Chemistry Club . . Calvert Hall enthusiast . . good bowler.. loyal friend . . Stardust” . . Cahill . . strawberry milkshakes . . love to dance . . Irish blue eyes . . petite . . “Did you have o French test?” BERNARDINE WATROBA “Bcmic 2332 Fleet St. St. Stanislaus: Academic Commercial . . Glee Club . . typing whiz . . witty per- sonality . . gift of gab . . “When do we eat?” . . Irene and I . . pretty blond hair . . mischievous eyes . . Bullet fan . . freshman «lay committee . . “Night and Day” . . fried shrimp. REGINA CECILIA WEBER “Gina” •101 S. Chester St. Holy Rosary: Academic Commercial . . A.A. . . never a loss for w� r«ls . . sweet and generous . . dependable . . senior social . . Patterson . “Believe me” . . Slanlust . . “Oh. those sparkling teeth . . likes dancing . . Ronnie and I. EVA .MAE WALSH Eve 2-151 Lauretta Ave. St. Martin: Latin-Sciencc . . Trouba- dour. Sodality. A.A.. Drama Guild . . one of the big three . . “Oh, joy . . Polonaise . . poetry fiend . . cute little jokes . . “brain . . wants to write a Itook . . dynamic personality . . always -miling . . ambition -English teacher. AUDREY LORRAINE WEBER Auds 250 S. Monastery Avc. St. Joseph Monastery: Academic Com- mercial . . A.A., Srdality. Drama Guild . . “Begin the Bcguinc . . bound for stenography . . class joker . . “Oh. Frankie Laine . . football fan . . Lor- raine's pal . . sour beef and dumplings . . Gee. whiz . PHYLLIS WHITNEY Phyl 1631 Gail Road Our Lady of Mount Carmel: General . . Sodality. Spanish Club. Glee Club, Drama Guild, Riding Club. Chemistry Club . . admirable blue eyes . . fond of football and swimming . . “Peg of My Heart” . . magnetic personality . . Oh, heavens!” . . traveler . . Calvert Ifall rooter. JANE THERESA WIEDF.CKER Janie 2849 Lake Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . I-egion of Decency Rep.. Sodality. A.A. . . “Stardust” . . likes to danco . . Irish eyes . . blushes easily . . gift of gab . . That’s nice . . Peg’s other half. MARY CLARE WILDER “Eclair e” 3201 Ravenwood Avc. Shrine of the Uttlc Flower; Academic Commercial . . A.A.. Treasurer of Class of '49 Sodality Rep., Drama Guild, freshman committee, Verse Choir, Span- ish Club . . blushes easily . . continual- ly luughing . . “Until” . . always col- lecting money . . “Golly” . . Jeanette's other half . . bubbling personality. JOAN FRANCES WILLIAMS Willie CATHERINE EVA WIEGMANN “Cos 6 N. El I wood Ave. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . The Old Lamplighter . . bright brown eyes . . merry individual . . short and sweet . . dancing . . avid letter writer . . true friend . . let's her light shine . . one of the three. JOAN C. WILHELMSEN Jody 1262 Battery Ave. Star of the Sea: Academic Commercial . . C.S.M.C. president. A.A.. Drama Guild. Verse Choir . . “Claire De Lunc . . personality plus . . partial to Naval Academy . . Loyola College . . “I’m sorry” . . loves waffles . . Snobbish Ethel in senior play. PATRICIA M. WINKLER “Pat 3152 Ravenwood Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: Academic Commercial .. Sodality. Freshman Com- mittee. Orehe lra . . Yea, you devil . . spaghetti and meatballs . . To Each His Own” . . future nurse . . lots of fun . . good sport. 3113 Dudley Ave. Shrine of the Little Flower: Academic Commercial . . Highway, A.A. . . “You can say that again . . pleasing per- sonality . . loves ice cream . . pretty blue eye . . Boogie Blues . . Poly . . future secretary • • dances her life away . . Bee . 81 CLARA MARIE WISNOWSKY Clare” 36 N. Curley Si. St. Elizabeth: Latiu-Science . . Sodality, A.A.. Drama Guild. Verne Choir, Var- sity Basketball. bowling, softball. riding club . . future Michaelnngeln . . Don- key Serenade’' . . full of pep . . Who’s Got the Ink?” . . devilish hazel eyes . . generous trait . EVELYN MARGARET WOIILFORT Ev” 105 S. Curley St. St. Elizabeth: Academic Commercial . . A.A. Rep.. A.A. Secretary- '46, ’47, Varsity Basketball, Sodality, varsity softball . . Big “Seven” . . future secre- tary . . Ocean City bound . . gift of gab . . favorite pastime—eating . . Oh! what a pal i� Nan . . co-operative in all school activities. CECILIA WITTE ”Celt” 27-15 Chesterfield Ave. Shrine of the Little Flouer: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Sacristan . . future secretary . . partial to fried shrimp . . “Begin the Bcguine” . . wait a minute . . enticing hazel eves . . always keeps Gloria waiting . . efficient typist? . . dynamite, MARCELUNE WUNDER Marcey” 3600 Harlem Ave. St. Her nardine: Academic Commercial . . A.A., Drama Guild. Business Stall of Highway . . winning personality . . sparkling smile . . “You know” . . Little White Lies” . . swimming . . apple pie and ice cream . . supplies class with ink . . Big Seven”. JOAN ZANTO 345 Lehigh St. Sacred Heart of Jesus: Academic Com- mercial . . A.A., Varsity Bowling. Span- i� h Club, Drama Guild . . typical teen- ager .. sports enthusiast. . potato chips, french fries, saddle . . “I Don’t Know Why” . . priority on friendliness, sin- cerity . . our Pal Joan”. 82 Above: Loyally that's in gold [«•iters among famous last words on important last pages. Loyalty to God, l« country, to school. Under God we owe allegiance to our beloved Archbishop Keough, seen here as lie celebrated Holy Mass for the first time at Catholic High. Loyalty to all his words and counsels is a virtue cemented into the very foundation of Alma Mater. Left: As inspired by Archbishop Keough, tin1 Senior Class officers, Mary Glare Wilder. Edith Miller. Mary Lindung. and Jeanne Cora, illus- trate that loyalty to school, country, and God is very important for modern youth to practice. Right: Addressing the Teachers’ Institute at Catholic High. Archbishop Keough urged faith- ful. unswerving devotion to the Mother of God. Below: Oh. come let us adore Him. Oh come let us adore Him, Christ the Lord,” sang the participants in the Christmas entertainment as all knelt in adoration before the crib and the altar. The entertainers demonstrated the dote connection of the Birth of Christ with the sacri- fice of the Mass. Just as Christ was born on Christmas, we are born again each time we receive Holy Communion. Palms CLERGY Rt. Rev. Nicholas Jassclli Rev. John Albert Rev. Daniel Cassidy, S.SJ. Rev. Francis Childress Rev. Vincent Cieri Rev. Joseph L Curran Rev. Thomas R. Delca Rev. N. W. Dohony Rev. Dolan Rev. Anthony I . DziwuLki Rev. Edward Kehlc Rev. Thomas J. Farnon Rev. Martin W. Flahavan Rev. Joseph Graziani Rev. John C. Griffith Rev. Wenc. Gruccla Rev. John J. Hart Rev. G. G. Henderson. S.J. Frater Damian M. Kollev. 0. Carm, Rev. Thomas B. Kelly. O.P. Rev. Fr. Thomas Kelly Father I-ouis F. Mancini Rev. John Sinnott Martin Father May- Rev. E. McCormack. S.SJ. Rev. Leo J. McCormick. Pli.D. Rev. Father l.co V. McGrain Rev. Chester J. Miecxkowski Rev. John J. Murphy Rev. Edward J. A. Nester Rev. T. Oaewski, O.M.C. Rev. Russell Phelan Rev. J. Salomon, C.S.S.R. Rev. Anthony Sauerwein Rev. Stanley S'nrfI Fr. Martin Schmidt Rev. Jerome Sebastian Rev. David W. Shnum Rev. Herbert Skuraki Rev. John T. Sleeinan Rev. Aloyiii� Sobus Rev. Gerard W. Spraker Rev. James Stone Noyes Rev. F. Wagner Rev. Ambrose Walas Rev. Leon K. Warczynski Rev. Ernest Wicprecht SISTERS Sister M. Bernard Helene Sr. M. Eleanor R.S.M. Sr. Mary Jeanette Sr. M. Ludmilla O.S.F. Sr. Paul Carmeli� O.S.F. Sr. M. Rose Sisters of St. Stanislaus Sr. M. Teresa R.S.M. Sr� . 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