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

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Faculty has fun. Sisters express glee as Green and Goldsters pile up points at IXI) meet. L-r Sr. Lconita, Sr. Lorenzo, Sr. Thotnasinc, Sr. Zacharia. Sr. Germaine, Sr. Ida Lucille and Sr. Maxclinda. FAC ILTV SR. M. LEOXITA, 41) Religion, Latin Mathematics SR. M. CECIL CATHERIXE. 5D Religion, History Sacristan SR. M. MARGARET DOLORES. 6D Religion, Mathematics Business, 1.1) Moderator SR. M. CATHARINE. 71) Religion, ling 'ish. History Debating Club Moderator MRS. BOXXIE O'COXXELL linglish, History MRS. CATHERINE HOLDEN Clothing Instructor MRS. MARGUERITE ROBIXSOX Roods Instructor MRS. MARGARET CASE Physical Education Basketball Coach II

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SR. M. MANUEL1TA, 4C Religion, History, Mathematics A A Moderator SR. M. JEANETTE CLARE, SC Religion. English Troubadour Adviser SR. M. JOAN IGNATIUS, 6C Religion, English Business Subjects SR. M. ERMINELDA, ID Religion. Mathematics SR. M. ROSE ANGELA, 2D Religion. English French SR. M. PAUL HELENE, 3D Religion, Latin Tomorrow's Secretaries. Section 4A. Academic Com- mercials, arc engrossed in Today's Secretary. Regina Masczenka, standing, discusses an article on filing with Sr. DeSales. This course produces briskly efficient secretaries by intensive training in bookkeeping and transcription with electives of U.S. History or Spanish. Religion and English arc lasic.

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Belles of ’52. Sister M. Gordia patiently observes G. Pcichocki spin off a record which will be used later in an Knglish broadcast. Section 2A, with Rochcttc Sydnor and Pat Wheeler at the helm, stepped out with formida- ble achievements in all senior activities. Applicants for St. Joseph School of Nursing included B. Banknell, K. Killniayer. L. Morrison. Rochcttc will enter George- town. Others will attend State Teachers. Lorraine Kupnicki’s high honors added luster to the Academic Commercial group. successful sum ii iis mm liitiiirtTinv Jiimin On September 7, 1948, the class of 1952 be- gan its search for truth at The Catholic High School. In our freshmen year, alxmt 300 ever- greens found new and deeper meanings in the great truths presented through the l asic cur- riculum: Latin, English, algebra, world history, art, music, and religion. That year was darkened by the death of a lieloved classmate. Kathleen Quinn. Persevering lalxirs of the faculty instilled in us deep loyalty to the ideals of TCHS and laid the bed rock for further development. In this senior year, we 227 continued more specialized junior study: I-at in-Science and Mod- ern Classical courses for the professions; Aca- demic Commercial and General Business for the world of finance. In September we elected Joan Hogan president; Imogene Fromhart vice-presi- dent ; Elizabeth Amann treasurer; and Virginia Novotny secretary. At that time we planned the year’s activities: September Freshman Day: ktolier Review Drive; November play; Christ- mas entertainments; February Troubadour Drive and Operetta: March Spring Concert and Bis- hops’ Campaign for the needy; April Prom. Mu- sicate; May 26 trip to Riverview Beach, Junior- Senior Day, Alumnae Dance, and May Proces- sion. Now, at this printing, we have completed probably the four most important years of our lives, stamped indelibly with the sacred character of our Catholic education.