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

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MEMORIAL STADIUM, silo of Orioles' scuffles, makes an impressive background for Mary Jo Mooney, Joanne Fields, Phyllis Pascicwicz, and Roberta Ray. BALTIMORE quartered by Baltimore Street from north and south and by Charles Street from east and west . . . TO TRACK THE HISTORY of our great city, the Monumental City, would he a lengthy task. Instead, we have decided to show you that Baltimore is really a city of “firsts.”

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Spiritual Life Social ami Cultural Intellectual The Graduate: Advertising 1- 7 8. 25 26- 53 54- 79 80116 118-148

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CHARLES STREET and University Parkway finds Gerry Nash, Lydia Serdahely, and Anita Dumps en route to a shopping tour in mid-town Charles Street. The first Lord Baltmorc never saw the city that hears his name, hut it was in his land that the Toleration Act of 1649 granted freedom of religion to all—to Catholics of England, to French Catholics from Acadia, to the Irish, Italians, Poles, Lithuanians, and more recently to the Hungarians. Dunkards, Amish, ami Mennonites also found liberty here. FAMILIAR TO MANY students who hail from Highlandtown is this dear old 22 from which Nancy Wagnor, Carol Vogt, and Roberta Ray are alighting. MT. ROYAL STATION con|ures up travel. For Sister Fidolma, Sitter Jcanctto Clare, Barbara Schitler