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

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-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.

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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?

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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.