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

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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.

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Mothkr Mary (Generosa Superior and Foundress. Her death on October 26, 19-18. saddened Catholic High. May she rest in peace!

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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.