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

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Payday. Section 7B has practical experience in com- piling: a payroll during Busi- less Math class. “Employee»’’ check with auditors M. McQuadc and A. Schafer. J. Eder and J. DeFrank double-check to eliminate errors. Economic stabilization? To understand better mod- ern social problems—one aim of POI) courses—Sr. Cecil Catherine’s class studies Our Times, current news sheet. Standing around desk are D. Harris, M. Heiber, A. Kolibob, and D. LaCotti. Chairman L. Gaskin ques- tions D. Baker. Cheerful Givers. During activity period. Section 4B learns how its mite will swell Bishops’ Relief Fund for world needy. Agnes Robinson helps Sr. M. Christolinda (who substituted during the year) with cam- paign literature. Everyone was proud of TCHS contri- bution: $1170. Section 4A led with a total of $75. 19

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JUNIORS: Ii. Jarkiewicz, I . Wooden, J. Conway, G. Schwartzhoupt. A. Robinson. A. Kiclzcwski, P. Savarese, R. Mrozek, P. Jackowiak. M. Nearly, J. Schruefer, I). LaCotti, A. Barron, I). Tilghman, S. Ellis. A. Trottra, J. Ward. J. Kotmair, M. Dobrochowska, F. Mangione. Row 2: A. Simon, B. Cichowicz, E. Turner, M. Tarlcton, J. Kliina, J. Burtscher, I.. liiniak. E. Heffernan, C. Bizon, A. Barthcl, D. Mciscl, G. Schafer. J. Vachino, I . Topper, M. Hortcl, J. Casper, F. Binizk, G. Wohnhaas, H. Stro- minger, E. Kalcnkak. Row J: M. DcCarlo, R. Savalina, li. Baicr. J. Micbetti, A. Diblasio, J. Gleason. P. Moore, 1'. Moore, R. Carmen. A. Schenning, S. Walters, N. Sopko, E. Guerras, M. Seifert. D. Zubrowski, E. Maive- lctt. M. McFall, L. Gaskin. G. Rutkowski, J. Cassidy, M. Hicbcr. A. Kolilioh. Rmv 4: S. Haubcr. J. I-itch. L. Gorgan. R. Maceli, V. Sheridan, B. Piotrkowski, Y. Wachter, j. Davcy, II. Klccka. P. Doyle. L. Cork. R. Zimmerman, L. Gawrys, J. Presman, J. Jones, M. Cook, E. Mahr, J. Wright. C. Rebln-rt. Rote 5: B. Ewing. B. Sicdlccka. B. Dirscherl, J. Wajcr, R. Gossman. A. French. D. Hcblcr, C. Shaw. P. Nelson. J. Thicrfclder, M. Miller. E. Wroten, F. Marqus. V. Schriefer, M. Kolarik, J. Bunty, B. Poeta, A. Knapik. j I I (I It S TIKE ACTION Goodby pencils, goodby books! Soaring off to Gwynn Oaks Park on annual undergrad picnic, these jun- iors have no trouble looking happy for M r. Kocher, school photographer. 18

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Punchline. Eleanor Williams, President of the Duns Scot us Debating Club, lets the words fly at trial debate. League topic was: Conscription for Essential Service. Timer is H. Klccka. l.-r arc: P. Hurtt, M. Tiburgi, J. Dvorak, G. Blackowicz, B. Brooks. M. Cclmer, J. Buck. J. Vittek, P. Tucker, M. Taylor, G. Dietz, J. Freidcl, P. Nelson, and M. Huzek. Soph Pat Hurtt tied with Mount Senior Jim O'Hara for best speaker. Negative team beat Seton, Loyola, Calvert, 1ND, Mt. St. Agnes, XD, and Towson Catholic. Fast tallying writers. Burning up the l oards with electric speed are J. Butcher. L. Grogan. B. Jarkicwicz, J. Kotmair, and A. Riess. Other members of 5B work diligently as Sr. Germaine dictates to future stenog- raphers. 20