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

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Sophomore Reps: Fore- ground l-r: Dolores Beck, Mary Tiburzi, Fat Hurtt. Fat Kostos, Fat Hayes. Ro- salie Scurti. Back Rotu: Gloria Socha, Concetta Fe- leci, Dorothy Kuhn, Bonita Wise, Antoinette Mislowsky, Nornta DiMartino. SOPHOMORES: A. Izdcbska, B. Quijarro, G. Bado- lato. R. Skinner. M. McKay, J. McCloskcy, K. Furst, R. Hartman. F. Ojrtt, C. Thuman. L. Novak, D. Rose- mary, L. Fiechocki, G. Micrzwinski, L. Karl. F. Joska, J. Ewing, B. Hickey. M. Scclsi. Row 2: J. Kasai, F. Hanrattv, M. Fettie, M. Snyder, F. Harrer. D. Banz, F. Glossncr, M. Goldheck. K. Ashcroft, I). Hoffman. L. Ringger. A. Morytko. J. Promutico, M. Rics. I». Rtizck. C. Sloakicwicz, C. Garcia, J. Grafcowski, G. Ruminksi. R. Gayhardt. Row 3: M. Ruud. F. Russell. M. Chmiclcwska, I . Smith. J. Dunnigan, B. Sellman, D. Sadowski, B. Grap. M. Gajewski, V. Hauf, B. F'ciler, P. Rcpkowski. M. Karhardt. D. Pulverente. F. Scliocl cr- lein. X. Reilly, M. Smrcna. C. F.iscnhaucr. M. Marino. R rw 4: C. Rao. F„ Lochtc, M. Barrick. D. Drury, M. DiSalvatore, B. Thompson, M. Rolfc, j. Hawkins. K. Scheckel's, E. Madigan, V. Kazntarick, M. Maguire, C. Kamalczk, C. Deilxrt. T. Foehrkolb, B. Fialkowski, C. Cackowska. R. Wisniewski, C. Kiper.

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SOCIABLE SONIN HAIL VERITY PATHWAY v A sophomore just naturally bubbles over with pep. Multiply that condition by 253 and you have the full-throttle performance of the class of 1952. Sophomores found that geometry and biology gave a new twist to the l asic routine of classical subjects, and that they could lead the school in glorious splurges of school spirit. Take the magazine drive which found 4C' on top; or the senior play program which saw 2C ’way ahead; and the yearlxxtk drive which closed with 2C s and 6C‘s world-firing j erccntages of over 5C0 and 400 per cent respectively. Sophs manned varsity Iwsketlxall positions, apj earcd in Glee C lub. Orchestra and Debating Club performances. What will this class do in '54? The future looks bright. Somewhere there's music”—specifically in Room 304. Section 1C chirps ardently for Mammy’s Little Baby loves Shorln'n Bread. P. Kcllingcr supplies piano accompaniment. B. Itone. I). Gunsclman, P. Hurtt, P. Grey, P. Graybill. D. Emmenizcr, C. Jackoviak. J. Bonolis, standing, form the chorus. Music is a minor for all freshmen and some sophomores. It is offered as a major also. 22

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SOPHOMORES: D. Lipka, P. Perry, A. Bean, J. Aull. M. Haranoski. J. Wisnowsky, R. Mcnin, J. Sprague, N. Culp, S. DcVoc, M. Strausbaugh, I. Vcrnarclli, G. From- liart, E. Williams. J. Miller, M. Sutherland, P. Landon, T. Kandra. Row 2: A. Hughes. J. Leppert. R. Lange, M. Malenaki, L. Borkowic , M. Oppclt, M. Franz. E. Tyburski, R. Tauber, C. Mooney, R. Misiunas, A. Miller, I . Michocki. A. Campagnoli, A. Muller, L. Nuedling. Row 3: J. Webb, P. Wills, E. Buettnar, R. Tenaglia, H. Veystrk, M. Balog. A. Handlir. M. Matthew, M. I»skot, M. Nelson. M. Businsky, A. Bolcwicki. M. Piluk, G. Brzeezko, T. Koclblcr, 1). Thelen, R. Whalen, D. Hook, C. Boon. Rene 4: J. Klima, D. Lipka, A. Cox, E. Jones. H. Haines, B. Parr. B. Brooks, P. Noonan, P. Cavanaugh, C. Minardo, M. Bent, M. Huesman, J. Conway, J. Bauemsdtmibt, R. Ciurca, A. Bolcwicki, K. Jones, C. Orlando, P. McCann, S. Tudor, N. Jones. s ii i ii o ii ii it i; it k r ii it ii s iiimi: Chinning themselves on higher reaches of natural sciences arc: J. Kasai, I). Kuhn, J. Fink, K. Gozccho- wiak, B. Bone, seen checking on projects by fellow-class- mates. Biology is a “must' for all sophs. 24