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

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When we were TWO Frequent and daily visits to the Blessed Sacrament in the oratory are encouraged by the faculty. At the left is one of the new stained glass windows contributed by the 1952-53 student body as a Sodality project. Sister Lucetta offers needed advice to ■ Mary Cannon and Richardine Durany on the perplexities of the ablative absolute. Sister M. Genevieve, IC; Religion II, Biology, In- strumental Music, Orches- tra Moderator. Sister M. Jeanette Clare, 3C: Religion II, English III, IV, C.eative Writing, Yearbook Adviser. Sister M. Jean Clare, 2C: Biology, Religion II, Biol- ogy Club, Soph Hop. Sister M. Ellen Francis, 4C: Religion II, Public Speaking, French I, Eng- lish III, Forensic Activi- ties. 22

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SECTION 4D— P. Helensky, M. Hetinan$ki, P. Hodek, C Hora, M. Honston, M. Hnenuner, B. Hughes, B. Irwin, D. Jacobs, M. Jager, D. Janowiak, C. Jezorek, L. Jones, M. Jones, R. Kearney, P. Kelly, B. Ken- nedy, T. Keuski, I. Kleider- lein, L. Klink, P. Kohler, S. Konop, P. Konrad, C Kranse, L. Krupa, M. Kohl, J. Knnkel, C. Knzyk, A. Lada, R. Lance, P. Lapin, A. Libertini, B. Linck, ' W. Livingston, V. Lombardi, T. Lotito, P. Malicki, A. Malikow- ski, K. Malkus, M. Manti, G. Marotta, W. Marques, A. Mar- thaeine, M. Maxwell, C Mc- Bride, M. McDermott, A. Mc- Cehee, M- McSwiggin. SECTION 5D — L. Mertz, M. Mettille, S. Mevers, S. Milan, A. Miller, C. Miller, M. Miller, . Miller, C. Mister, C. Mitchell, P. Morgan, E. Muczrnski, C Murphy, R. Nardi, M. Nauvalis, L. Nenkam, N. Nickles, B.Nor- rig, P. Novak, G. Ochlich, C. O ' ConneU, K. O ' Connor, K. Pacnnas, P. Paplanskas, C Pawlicki, B. Petr, M. J. Pieines, B. Plnmer, C Posko, M. Po- tocki, J. Praley, J. Prince, J. A. Pritchett, K. Real, M. A. Reese, P. Reusing, M. Robinson, K. Ryan, M. Ryan, D. Sadowski, M. Salafie, D. Saukko, N. ScarpuUa, C. Schonowski, E. Schott, B. Schumann, S. Schwarzman, E. Sears, B. Shaffer. SECTION 6D— D. SchramI, M. Schimo, E. Sibiski, J. Slvwka, P. Smith, B. Soul, B. Stern, C Stevans, P. Slielper, M. E. Stracke, B. Susie, G. Szwabow- ski, R. Tamberino, R. M. Tav- lor, R. Tenaglia, J. Tezak, D. Trapani, J. Tribnil, G. Trionfo, B. Turner, J. TvUsz, F. Urban- ski, D. Van Devender, K. Vardy, M. Vardy, N. Vierling, A. Vincent, E. Vogel, G. Wach- ter, G. Waldo, K. Walker, M. L. Walter, C. Walters, M. Ward, E. Weglein, S. Wessel, J. Hiite, B. Wilke, S. Williams, V. Wil- liamson, D. Wilson, C. Winter- Ung, M. Wolfe, M. E. Wolfe, J. Yeager, C. A. Zapalowicz, M. A. Zaranski, M. Zeller. nA n

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we were not quite new. Tension in the dramatic stmclnre of Julius Caesar is here explained to fellow classmates ' br Marr Harris, Loaise Kiesling, Patricia Havran, and Carol Behr. What makes these sophs so serious? Biology scholars gravelv investigate the stmctare of the butterfly. L-r are Janet Wickless, Pat Maroney, Alma Lada, Marlene Hierstetter. Sister M. Jane Frances, 5C: Religion II, French II, Art 1-IV, Oil Painting, Pal- ettes Moderator. Sister Francis Marie, 6C: Religion II, English IV, Music I, II, Clee Onb and Drama Guild Moderator. Sister M. Helen St. Paul, 7C: ReUgion II, Physics, Geometry, Chemistry, AI- bertns Magnus Club, Lockers. 23