Patterson High School - Clipper Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1951 volume:

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Tlie staff of this yearbook has consequently adopted as its theme, the growth of public high schools. More specifically, it has attempted to high- light this progress by comparing the Baltimore Public High Schools of 1900 with Patterson Park High School of 1951. Qgifi I3 SJ' gud? L' , I A oe1.enu.s sr . Pvl-FS' FHYE fff il- Ai- , 305771142 6' J EHSTEEAI aus. K OAJ PRA' T7 .571 tial- flufg P0775 LIANU000 Hlff. Eauuoab 4415. Swlaagg Certzfzcate of DE DI C A TION hls IS to certlfy that by the authouty of the Cllpper Staff of 1901 the dCdlCHIl0I1 of thls yearbook ls hereby awarded to all those men and women who have contubuted to the growth of the hlgh schools m the past flfty years Furthermore M 1th thls group are mcluded the parents vnth out whose help and S3C1lf1CCS the students could not have achleved then goals Tlllb yearbook IS CV1dCIlCC of smcele glatrtude and appleclatlon for the money effort tlme and ablllty whlch all of these people so lnberally gaxe .....fi ' -- re 3? ..-,Y ue- L: V - 'K , -'ff'?:-??.?'?'tff5f 9312iQ:L???L- i -512 -- fe. . f Contents ADMINISTRATION PAGE 6 SENIORS PAGE 16 ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 68 SPORTS PAGE 88 FEATURES PACE 104 ADVERTISING PAGE 126 ADMINISTRATIGN 1 XX lx 414 ,xx p 6,11 ,,,,J 5: 393' iff' . ,.,,Q 4, I .wh f 524' f W ' .35 . Q ff' Mya - -On-rl ma, Fr 'fini' ISE! am 1, Dr Wllllam H Lemmel Quperxntenclent ofthe Baltnmore Pulmlxc Nchool li an arclent promoter of lntter eclur 311011 llla clunentarx lnfh Q1 ool ant part of hw colleffe raw were pelt ln home State of N112 ourl From there he ment to the LIIIVCTQIIX of Iowa md later to Cflllllllbla Lnl xerelts where he recened hls deffree of Doctor of Phlloiophw After tearhlnf for exeral xexr Ill hl hometown Dr Iemmel s uncle tr'ucls tc rmlnateml ln Batlmore ln 1946 qllllf' then he 11s lmemn DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION major flffure ln Baltmlole Q Pllljllt School qwtenl At the helm l 'Q' , .w ga...- f.-+ SL. ,M-G'A,,--1 T N ,.w,.Lr-- Busan 'O w 7.f- QF E A,,,.w v. , ' ofrztgiiffafijgfgiffu- Hrs! - Nia tm iw-'55 A Office Staff Ifvvlyxm Frcfitag. Bvrtha IM' Hum- H gg rw I iff: if it E, s ' A 1 'Z Q ' ? ii? ig ' gig: 7 A v ,5 4:-f E' Q ' . 1 , vp Z 1 . 2' Q g , Art Department ll 3 t 'NI D ox thezr key note Music Department C Crolock F Chemey A Pm H Xoskovssky 5 J' 1 Bt the sea uf if L Butlrr Vt farm 'NI Qchlctzcr C Nusvll Physical Education Department 'Keeffn B. R' gmtg . N f- fr. . 'auf-I. J. fan. '. , . ' r. Q. Y ' -- mfre I. Biaf. Health Center C Sharfatz Dr Nl Lexm N Vlcalw Xtudents' Safe Driver Eclucatnon W Izzo Dletltlan V Stemple best fI'l6lId3 Industrial Arts Firsl Rozy: H. Lawson, A. Seward, B. Feinberg, H. W. Krausse. Second Row: A. Granek, L. Marlow, E. Haffner, M. Wirth, W. Haefner. Flock, E. Welbourne, I. Resell, M. Norris, M. Meekins, M. Schccln 'x Behind the scenes Cafeteria Crew B Redclmg H M111 E Hayes M Sebree G Shower Sergeants DOH las M Mood 3 Jamtorlal and Engmeerlng Staff g , . . '. M. Bialecki, A. Xyhite. First Rolf: Xl. Clark. L. Kf'IlH6df'. I. Skralwk. Svronrl Row: XY ff ' 5 ', . ' ,', . , . S '. Ja odzln kl B lxennedx J Callahan I Helen lu SENIORS X I 9 I 2 x I 1' , if ., 'x vga V I ' I fir Q' 2 5 3 3,5 V ' ,' .x 42 42 . ,gp 'V ' ' R , . 15 9 1 , 15 ,1 V gi ff' , Q14 .- V 'A M. Erauth, V, Price, D. Ruark, J. Sisson, Mrs. E. Loposhich Although we arrived at Patterson as 8A,s, we did not become organized until our elections of class officers in 10B under the guidance of Mrs. Lopo- shich. As Christmas 1949 approached, we held our Junior Prom with the theme, 'LVVinter Wonderland,', carried out in every detail- Among our many Hfirstsw at Patterson were a 4'Patterson Dayw at Carlins, class pins, the HHarvest Hoedownf, and a mid-summer moonlight, Our originality in programs and tickets was greatly enhanced hy silkscreening, a process introduced at our Junior Prom. We have reached our goal, and we end our stay in a swirl or senior activities. We leave one hit of adviceg make the most of school life, for too quickly it is gone. sf' is t Sponsor . . .,.. Mrs- Elaine U. Loposhich President M 7Nss.:J .... De iis Ruark Vice-President , . . 1 itchell Erauth , Secretary V V - --., Joyce Sisson Treasurer i , . i .Virginia Price Our Se our sports-minded enthusiast has a personality which lends to her deep dimples. As a member of the Cvirl's Service ABEY ALLWYN 307 South Newlcirk Street sfAbe,9s charm Club, she participates in many social affairs. JOAN ALVINA AGNELLO 2629 Aisquilh Street This brown-eyed lass is sure to become tl successful business woman. Although she likes to be active in sports, she enjoys sitting on door patrol. DOLORES APPEL 614 North Ellwood Avenue nior Prom chairman is a charming lass with a vibrant per- sonality. Dee , who is also a member of the Cirl's Service Club, has her own rendition of the Charleston. MARCIA LEE ARRINC-TON 4-231 Seidel A venue Marcia, a former member of the Senior Glee Club and possessor of a very sweet voice, loves to sing. This attractive lass claims membership in the Cirlis Service Club. We got an early start ARTIQRO AVERSA 3220 East Fairmount Avenue While in school I'oots is building a foundation for future plans in the contracting business. The college technical course, where math is a major, provides him with the opportunity to learn surveying. CHARLES LEBRON BALLEW 2733 East Biddle Street Clee Club, Hi-Y, and the Radio Workshop are only some of the things that keep Patterson's leading tenor busy. Bowling and Tennis are 'gChuck's favorite sports and occupy much of his after school time. ANNA MARIE BARILE 305 South Exeter Street Anna is an all-round model miss with various interests including school sports. She is sure to make a very efficient and chic secre- tarv. CHARLES BARTENFELDER 2837 Ashland Avenue Bow is a tall, good looking senior with a slightly bewildered expression. He complains constantly about the rapid pace of senior activities. LOUIS NORMAN BEACH 3409 East Lombard Street Lou displays a keen interest in sports by being a member of the varsity basketball team. He takes pride in the distinction of never missing a party. RICHARD ADAM BIELSKI 409 South Madeira Street Pats, backfield star is planning on entering college after graduation. Besides being a whiz on the football field, Rich is also speedy on the cinder. LORNA MARIA BLIGH It South Washington Street In her spare time Lee can be found either watching television or swimming. Her main ambition in life is to work in an office. RUTH BLOODSWORTH 515 North Curly Street This happy go lucky gal is the associate editor of the Year- book. Ruthie,,' a member of the Girl's Service Club, is looking forward to getting married. LEOWARD BOROTKA 308 South Luzerne Avenue For this elongated senior, Law, Office Practice and Arithmetic are a snap 'iButra,' likes to make sure all his classmates pass. All types of music agree with Len who aspires to office work after graduation. WILLIAM BOSLEY 102 North Kresson Street As a helper in the Distributive Education store, '4Billi' hopes to gain valuable experience to aid him in a business estab- lishment of his own. Roller skating is listed as his favorite pastime. MARLENE KATHRYN BOWEN 5300 Selfridge Avenue In addition to her academic studies, Marlene finds time to partici- pate 1n the Girls' Service Club, Chemistry Club and Health Suite. After graduation she plans to study to be a bacteriologist. RALPH LEE BOWEN 412 North Port Street Ralph claims office machines and music as his favorite subjects. Constantly asking questions in class, he always wants to know what's going on. His only ambition is to achieve success in whatever he does. A summer moonlight GEORGE GAITLEY BOYCE 508 South East Avenue uiet and studious describes this senior to a MTR. '4Budi' is looking forward to a career as an engineer after graduation. LINDA MAY BREEDEN 6535 St. Helena Avenue Lynn7i, an active member in the Visual Aid Club. will be an accurate secretary. She is an active church member and a regular movie enthusiast. JOYCE MARIE BURDEAUX 1237 Joplin Street Frenchyv has displayed her acting talents innumerable times for our appreciation. She prefers to look into historical happenings when not contributing to sports. DOROTHY ELIZABETH BURNS 1232 Union Avenue This miniature miss, who likes dancing and collecting rec- ords, will always lend a helping hand when needed. The commercial world will make up her future. ETTA HENRIETTA BYRNES 2000 Bank Street Etta enjoys listening to semi-classical music. She is an active member of the Visual Aides Club and has a great desire to work in an office. How she enjoys those wrestling matches. BERNARD LEROY CADDEN 3724 East Lombard Street Bernie,' divides his time between sports, reporting for the Press, and working toward his goal as a professional drummer. DOMINICK CAPRINOLO 916 North Streeper Street The subtle humor of Donnie , the junior Einstein of College tech, is apparent to all who know him. His modesty belies the fact that he is interested in a future in electricity. PATSY CHARLOTTE CARE 223 North Lakewood Avenue This all around person keeps up with extra curricular ac- tivities and acts as treasurer of the Girls, Service Club. Pat,, will more than likely enter Purdue University. JAMES WILLIAM CAUSEY JR. 925 North Luzerne Avenue In addition to his interest in philosopy and aeronautics, 'Tlashw lives, eats, and breathes mathematics. His ability to concentrate qualifies him as a member of the Yearbook's editorial staff and an ardent chess player. ' TERRY PETER CHERIGOS 3106 Parkside Drive To be a successful business man is Terr's goal in life. Most of his time is taken up by wrestling on the varsity team and playing softball out of school. or an early reunion LOUIS LEO CLABAUGH 514 South Elfwood Avenue Loui' participates in various sports in and out of school. His tall, slim, figure can be seen going through the paces of any dance which may come his way. CHRISTINE CONIBS 2409 Reisterstown Road Although Chris is kept busy as secretary of the French and Debating clubs, she finds time to be an active member of the Radio Workshop, Chemistry Club and the Press. BETTY LOU CONNELLY T North Clinton Street Towson State Teachers College is Judy's goal. This lass with a friendly personality holds high offices in the Future Teacheris of America, Chemistry Club, and Press. DONALD GENE COOPER 4418 .Wanorview Road This dark-haired lad aims to work in Florida after gradu- ation. Out of school, Don spends a lot of his time swimming and working. JANE MARIE COOPER 9 he T22 .North Milton Avenue E Janie,', as member of the Clee Club, is never too busy to help out with class affairs. This pretty lass enjoys playing the piano and dancing. Tennis and swimming are her favorite sports. JERRY LEE COOPER 4118 Manorview Road Jerry will be remembered by all for his portrayal of NBanjo,' in the senior play. He sandwiches school in between his work at a super market and his countless non-sleeping hours. WALTER ALBERT CORNELL 106 North Elluood Avenue Buz , a guy of unlimited talents, lends spice to Distributed Edu- cation Class with his dreams and hopeful ambitions. Enthusiasm accompanies his every deed. JEAN COSENTINI 424 South Lehigh Street .Attractive brown-eyed Jean. a member of the Prom and Banquet Committees, can be found drawing and designing in her spare time. This pretty lass is looking forward to getting married. NANCY LEE COSTELLO 2236 East Baltimore Street ,F-. 'gNan's', knowledge of writing plus her experience on the Press are ni aiding in fulfilling her desire to become a journalist. This happy-go- lucky la-ss is often the center of attraction. MARY IRENE COTTER 2138 East Oliver Street lVleggie . a gentle, quiet type of person is always willing to lend a helping hand with class activities. She is a member of the Y.W.C.A. where she attends dances. 30 A whlrl of senior NIARCELLA JEAN COX 6520 Cleveland Avenue Even though Harrie worked hard as chairman of the Farewell Assembly, she found time to participate in school sports. Her fu- ture ambition is to become a model. MARGARET CRANIDIOTIS 274-0 East Preston Street Margie enjoys listening to classical music and being an active participant in the Radio Yvorkshop, Chemistry Club, and Debating Club. She has definite plans for the future. RLSSEL JAMES CROLSE 313 South Ellzroori Avenue Russ . photography editor of the Yearbook, is hoping to become a country doctor. His spare time is devoted to The Gull Wvindn, a boat which he designed and built. PETE DATTILO 1739 East Baltimore Street Small in statue but big in heart are the characteristics that make Pete, a friend to all. He has the distinction of being one of our best dressed seniors. HARRY WINFIELD DENSON 1227 Gusryan Street As a member of the commercial course, Harry hopes to gain enough experience to become an efficient office worker. His quiet manner and ersonalit ' will hel him considerabl in the future. P I P Y ELLA IRENE DICK 2782 Alameda Boulevard This fair-haired lass has the greatest ambition and hope to be a successful hairdresser. She always participates in class sports and extra curricular activities with boundless vim. VERNON GEORGE DIGGS 44-5 South Drew Street Vern7' takes part in all class sports. This neat appearing senior is a member of the Junior Yarsity Baseball Team. After school he plays sports for Bay View. WILLIAM DONALD DOBBINS 4-27 North Morttfora' Avenue Although in school he enjoys prophetic sayings of teachers, Ducki' is an avid motorcycle fan after 2:30. He centers his future plans about some phase of engineering. NANCY LEE DYER 200 North Clover Street Although Nan,' has never held any class office, she has al- ways volunteered her services to the class. This is shown by her presence on most of the senior committees. CHARLES WILLIAM ECKERT 2547 Fleet Street Eck , blond haired lad with the cheerful smile, has a knack 5' for getting into trouble. His after school hours are taken up by sports. This laddie has the ambition of marrying a girl with a million dollars. preparation engulfed us DOROTHY HELEN EDWARDS 714- North Port Street Our Dot , a friend to all, is torn between a business career and a yen to be a teacher. Her school activities include the Girls' Service Club, Yearbook and head of the Lost and Found. JOHN WILLIAM EDWARDS 714 North Port Street John who is an active participant in class sports, can often be found in movies after his school day has ended. After graduation, he hopes to travel West. FRED GEORGE ELLICK 1100 South Conkling Street This well-liked senior has long been the mainstay of the baseball and soccer teams. His sportsmanship and aggressiveness have made him one of the best known Patterson sports personalities. MITCHELL J. ERAIQTH 3209 Elliott Street Mitch',, our class vice-president, was in charge of all print- ing for our class affairs. He worked long and hard to make the Harvest Hoeclowni' a success. RUTH F. FISCHER 2212 McElderry Street This active Glee Club member participates in class basketball and softball. Dimples', rates movies, bowling, and ballgames tops. Although she aspires to an office job, this curly haired gal hopes to marry and settle down soon. RUSSELL AUBREY FITCHETT 1000 Hewitt Way Besides being a member of the Hi-Y and Glee Clubs, Russ,' is a stalwart player on the soccer team. This senator of the of the Student Council finds time to work on the business end of the Clipper. ROBERT FLEISCHMAN 6717 Roberts Avenue This quiet lad is interested in law and music. His favorite pastime is strumming his electric guitar. Sports also catch this sen1or's interest. GORDON CLARKE FLYNN 3508 East Lombard Street '4Flynn'7, our class wit, has begun to fulfill his ambitions through his appearances on television. He can be seen play- ing his steel guitar with the Lazy H-Ranch Boys. Harvest Hoe -Down -- ABDOO ELIAS FODEL 1225 Rayleigh Way As a member of the photography staff of the Clipper, Abdoo is constantly on the go. He claims softball, basketball, and football as his favorite sports. GEORGE FOERTSCHBECK 909 South Conkling Street On leave from the Marine Corps in order to complete his high school education, George will be remembered for his neat appearance and participation on the Rifle Team. THOMAS MERRILL FORD JR. 634- .Worth Kenwood Avenue Tom divides his time between being a mainstay of the Visual Aids and a sergeant of the Student Patrol. As an active participant in the Naval Reserves, he is obtaining his preparatory background for a naval career. NANCY ANN FOWLER 4-11 South Elluood Avenue Nance , who is a perfect example of neatness, is president of the Girlis Service Club. She excels in typing, piano playing, and sewing ELLEN MARY FRATE 501 South Decker Avenue Ellen77, more commonly known as Mr. iVIcCarriar s secretary, hopes to work in an office after graduation. Other interests for this senior are volleyball, basketball and tennis. HELEN LORRAINE FRY 10 South Elfwood Avenue A popular Distributive Education student, who can usually be dependent upon to help when the situation arises. A pleasant miss who merits many friends is Raye,'. MARY EDXA CARMAN 504- South Belnoral Avenue The business world will claim this well groomed young lady. She has a well-rounded knowledge of sports and music which makes an interesting person of Marcy, JOAN GOIJFREY 3512 Aolale Street Joan is an active participant in school activities. This de- pendable young lady will pursue her ambitions in the com- mercial field. lll'Il,lfY RNRII.-XRA COLLER 619 Soulh BGIIIOIYI Arenue Huckle enjoys tennis, dancing and watching Pattersonis football lCi:llll. As a member of the work study group, she is given an op- portunity to show her talents with office machines. liENNli'l'H DAX ID GRAFF 140 North lfllzvoofl Avenue Kerri has divided interests, for while he is chiefly inter- ested in football outside school, he becomes serious while learning about car engines in school. Future plans hinge on a career as a chef in a restaurant. iz maximum m un and mance ,s fx, ' l 1 ',,,,an 49' hff'?' ji 9 13 ,uf in-of WW' ef X 4199 -of f ' HARRY GUS GREENBERG 205 North Streeper Street Hank besides being a member of Mr. Lawson's Locker Repairers is a valiant aid in the collection of dues. His ambition is very general in that he wants to learn a good trade. JOHN JAMES CREOSKI JR. 222 Mason Court Sports play an important part in ,1ohn's school life. This member of our Varsity Track Team also played on cham- pionship softball and basketball class teams. He plans to be a cook in the Navy. CARROLL HARTLOVE 703 South Decker Avenue His duties as editor-in-chief of the Clipper are lightened by his photographic knowledge. Afternoons will find Hartie constant- ly rejuvenating the weary staff with his witty sayings. LORRAINE HARVEY 3506 Grantley Road Han spends most of her alter-school time playing basket- ball. Oh, how she loves that lunch period! This lass with the pearly white teeth hopes to become a secretary. CARL JEROME HENRY 5107 Holder Avenue Chuck is a whiz at chemistry and gives his extra time to the Student Patrol. This dark-haired young man plans to enter college after graduating. JOHN GEORGE HINES JR. 1742 Lancaster Street Although John had many responsibilities as vice-president of the Student Council, he found time to be an officer of the Key Club and to participate actively on the track and soccer team. TED CASMIR ICHNIOWSKI 2530 East Baltimore Street As editor-in-chief of the Pre-ss, Ted is perhaps the busiest and one of the best known Patterson personalities. He is a member of the French and Audio-Visual Aides Club. THEODORE JESTER 212 South Clinton Street Our Jester,' is a real class comedian. His favorite food is food. Ted', can always be found heckling the girls in the corridors. He admires the short, cute type of woman. HAROLD PATRICK JOHNSON 424- North Robinson Street Pat is a sp0rt's minded senior whose first love is soccer. During his spare time, he may be found practicing his hobby of photo- graphy. HERMAN JOHN KELLER 464- Hornel Street As a member of the general technical course, Herm has ample opportunity to develop his interest in engines. While in 10B, he originated our class banner design. His outdoor sport is fishing. Quali ied printers WILLIAM GEORGE KELSO 503 North Robinson Street from school he plays baseball. ALVIN WILLIAM KOEHLER 1000 South Curley Street Al , whose happy smile is known to all, loves tennis. He claims that his best subject is music, favorite pastime is that of walking. JOHN CHARLES KOTRLA 3432 East Lombard Street Our business manager of the Yearbook plans a future as trician. Happy has been an active member of the Boys' for five years. PAUL GEORGE KOUKOULAS 726 South Rappolla Street tion to the nth degree. STANLEY JOSEPH KRONSTADT 226 South Spring Court Sports-minded Stan takes chemistry in his stride. This will surely get a good job and be successful. GEORGE KRUPINSKY 3421 Chestnut Avenue S Y is to be a man with a well rounded personality. Eels major interests center about sports. This blonde lad serves well on Patterson's Varsity Soccer and Basketball Teams. Away to play and his an elec- Brigade This dark haired lad came to us from his much dreamed of native land, Greece. Paul is hoping to further his educa- swell,' Oil painting, ranking high among his other talents, will help this upper classman go a long way. Geor e's onl ambition f I ' LORRAINE KUS 812 North Curley Street This pretty senior has participated on class volleyball and basket- ball teams during her high school career. After graduation, Rainbow hopes to attend night school in order to gain more knowledge for secretarial work. 1.0115 HENRY UNDER 1723 East Ramblewootl Road Besides being a member of the Student Council for two years, Humphrey has been our class dues collector. He hopes to nail down a career in carpentry. MARGARET E. LONG 17 North Ellzcootl Avenue Madge , a neat dresser with a likable personality, is a member of the Prom and Banquet Committees. She is also active in class sports and clubs. ' LEE ANN Mc-MILLION 3008 East Federal Street Lee participates in bowling. choir. and tennis. Her only hobby seems to be movies. Her chief ambition centers XV around being a good housewife. 2 xl . Q after the senior play MILDRED J. MACK T14 South Conlfltng Street Millie, a constant friend with pert red hair, will someday enter nursing. Musical talent plus a pleasing personality will always make her a welcome figure. LILLIAX IQLIZABIQTH MATES 163 .North Potomac Street This quiet miss spends her spare time dancing and par- ticipating in church affairs. Qing who is a commercial student hopes to become a secretary after graduation. IRIS MATHEUS 310 South Ruppolla Street Iris aspires to be a good secretary. Her favorite pastimes are dancing and television. Popular music gets along well with this dark haired lass. MARY NIh'l'.-XXA5 619 South Grundy Street One of Marys talents is her proficiency at the Creek 1an- guage. Some of her other interests include cooking and dancing. HOWARD NIEYHRS 34113 Boston Street As a member of the commercial course Howard hopes to gain enough experience to help him in the business world. He has the distinction of lacing the commercial class's clown IHAN NIIlJDLtlDl'liCH 1901 .North Collington Avenue Ja' Cincly . a green-eyed gal with a personality that is rated L plus. is active in school actixitics. Wedding bells will 'U' soon be ringing for this young miss. JOAN ELIZABETH NINIELCZAREK 3121 Dillon Street ,Ioan has been a direct aid to her class by handling announcement orders. Her fingers enable her to be accomplished at the piano and typing boards. EDWARD MIQELLER 7207 Harford Road This lanky senior longs to become a successful business man. EdH likes sports in general and can either be found on the soccer field or with Fred. JOAN HILDA NEAL 2905 Fait Avenue After graduation ,Ioan hopes to secure a job in an office. She has been an active participant on basketball, volleyball and bad- minton teams. DOROTHYE ELIZABETH NEUBERT 2801 Edison. Highway Dot claims history as her favorite subject. Soft, dreamy music has her admiration. This charming lass is a neat dresser who is looking forward to getting married. VIVIEN STEPHENIE NIX 522 Rappolla Street '4Viv , a soft-spoken young lady, is a very active member of the senior class, for she is the assistant business manager of the Clipper and in charge of art work for the Senior Prom. VVILLIAM DONALD OTRADOVEC 426 North Robinson Street Will is a true sportsman, for he particpates on the soccer, 'V' football and basketball teams. He is undecided as to whether he should go to work or enlist with Uncle Sam. American Education Week. . . KATHERINE ELIZABETH PASQUINELLI 3001 Pulaski Highway Kas , the athletic miss of our class, participates in such sports as volleyball, basketball and hockey. Her interest in sports are carried outside school. EUGENE .IOSEPH PERRY 24 North Lakewood Avenue This tall, lanky senior participates in class basketball and softball. 'sGene's only ambition is to be a credit to his family. JANE MARION PLACE 1804 East Pratt Street Our dark-haired beauty, Jane, will brighten any office. One of her outside activities is keeping a scrapbook of our football team. .IAMES PORTER 623 South Rappolla Street Our Student President gained valuable experience in the General Assembly, Senate, and as prexy of the Key Club. Participation in extra-curricular activities will aid in his future college plans. VIRGINIA LOUISE PRICE 3660 Falls Road Ginny , an outstanding student, is our class treasurer. She is a member of the Girls' Service Club and participates actively in athletics, plays and musical productions. Nursing is her choice. PATRICIA VIRGINIA PYLANT I5I North Decker Avenue Cheerful Pat excels not only in shorthand and typing, but also is very active in sports. Her present experience in stenography is helping her for a secretarial career. PETE RAFAILIDES 501 A'eu'lrirk Street Pete will manage a grand grocery immediately after February. A pleasant wit and casual personality will assure him of many customers. ARCHIE .IOSEPH RAY 3512 Fail Avenue Although he now has the hobby of astronomy, Bud wants to be a mechanic. His responsibilities in school include being a member of the Student Council and a Press Rep- resentative. EILEEN M. R. REDTMAX 713 North Kenwood Avenue Leen', is one of Jobs, Daughters and enjoys church work. The Banquet Committee takes up most of this young lady's time after school. JOAN CAROLYN REINHOLD 802 South Ellwood Avenue Ginger wishes to become an Angel of Mercy and also obtain a Bachelor of Science Degree. She participates in all sports and is active on the Clipper business staff. our parents watched us FRANK RESCH IR. 802 South Bouldin Street Frank, as chairman of the Commencement Committee, has the many worries of handling the arrangements for caps, gowns, and diplomas. He is also a member of the Rifle Team and lieutenant of the Student Patrol. PHILIP LEONARD RINK 1711 Freedom Way Rink , whose art work and numerous designs are well known to Patterson, will pursue his career further after graduation. His many school activities include the Key Club, and art editor of the Clipper. ALLEN CARROLL ROBERTS 3121 Leverton Avenue After graduation Robbie,' plans a future career in farming. His favorite pastimes are playing softball on the class team and listen- ing to hillbilly music. DENNIS RLARK 3237 Fail Avenue For two years Den has accepted the responsibility of being president of the February class. College bound with an eye toward engineering. he is using the College Technical Course as a stepping stone. Iii vu Sn if Ii Win 1' 2 HARLLEE RUSS 423 North Patterson Park Avenue Turtle,,, a jolly Varsity Club member, sheds his shell as effective center on the gridiron. Although uncertain of future plans, his ami- able character will aid considerably. ELIZABETH SALINGER 313 South Washington Street Betty whose nimble fingers skim over the 88 keys with ease, hopes to become an efficient secretary. She spends most of her spare time skating and listening to popular music. CLAIRE ALLENE SANTOS 6610V3 Graceland Avenue This petite miss has ambitins of becoming an airline hostess. Claire, better known as Baby Doll , enjoys a good match of badminton. NORMA LORRAINE SCHICKNER 910 South Linwood Avenue Norm divides her time between ballet school and watching television. She takes interest in sports and sewing. Her achievements in English will help make her a good office worker. .IOHN EDWARD SHARPNESS 3500 Baltimore Street John has participated on class basketball and softball teams during his stay at Patterson. He lists engines as his most favorite subject. GEORGE SHEIKO 410 North Rose Street The U.S. Naval Reserve claims George after graduation. During his spare time he plays the accordian. His ambition is to be an electrical supplies salesman. Ours was DOROTHY MAE SHERMAN 1103 Steelton Avenue Dot,,, took time out from her duties as the chairman of the Senior Banquet to take part in the senior play. This pleasant young lady looks forward to a domestic career. .IOHN ERNEST SIBREA 603 South Tolna Street This naval reservist was an active member of the Glee Club. John lists his secret ambition as wanting to drive a stock car. JOYCE LOIS SISSON 2919 0'Donne1l Street '6Sis , active in sports and a prominent member of the Girls' Service Club, is kept busy as secretary of our class. She will succeed as a secretary in the business world. EDWARD LOHMAN SMITH JR. 129 South Linwood Avenue Smitty , 6 foot 5 above seal level, reigns as captain of the Varsity Tennis Team. His knowledge of model airplane structure will aid considerably in his future plans for a career in the Naval Air Corps. a life .IOHN BILL SMITH 119 Dihedral Drive Smitty belongs to the Hi-Y Club, is on our Varsity Football Team, and participates in other sports outside school. This all around sportsman would like to travel after he has completed his education. NORMAN HENRY SOMMERS 2534 Foster Avenue In his spare time Norm can be found plucking out a tune on his guitar. His tall slender build makes him a natural for his favorite sport, basketball. LAWRENCE STAKEM 6321 Boston Street Among the activities that take up Skip,s time are the H-Y Var- sity Rifle team, and ,lunior Varsity baseball. Others interests for this ambitions senior are basketball and softball. JACQUELYN STITZ 229 North Luzerne Avenue Jackie has a sweet tooth, especially for chocolates. This gal spends her spare time with singing and dramatics. She is looking forward to graduation. STANLEY STRYJEWSKI 2607 Eastern Avenue This tall, lanky senior leans strongly toward the athletic side, Stan is a real class character. His many outside activities leave him no time to lend a helping hand to school projects. PHILLIP CARL STUEHLER 223 North Linwood Avenue This attractive athlete stars on class basketball and softball teams. Phil,s after school activities run chiefly along the sports line also. Phil prefers the small, quiet type of girl. He is looking forward to graduation and a good job. of study and un ffl ROBERT SWISHER 3513 Kentucky Avenue Swish', can easily be called the most versatile man in our class. He is art editor of the Yearbook, and a member of the Key Club, Decorator's Club and Rifle Team. HOWARD TANKERSLEY 131 South Linwood Avenue Skip,, would like to travel after his high school work is completed. ln addition to playing sports, he enjoys reading and working. VERA TAYLOR 502 North East Avenue This miniature bzlllerina, possessing a very artistic personality, will someday become a professional swimmer. Sweetness is her middle name. PAlfL JOSEPH THOMAS 612 South Decker Avenue 5'The evesn have it your honorf' is a familiar phrase to Paul: Our Chief Justice can always be found in deep thought especially when chemistry is involved. The service will welcome this sharp shooter. FRANCES MARGARET TOKARSKI 229 South Collington Avenue 'iReds,' is neatness and efficiency at its best with a sincere interest in Dfistributive Education studies. She looks forward to a cozy nest and that certain guy. HELEN VARDAVAS 735 South Oldham Street Helen desires to learn good piano technique. Her favorite hobby is collecting records. She can be found constantly in the company of her bosom pal, Iris Matheos. PAUL RICHARD WAGNER 157 North Kenwood Avenue It seems that motorcycle and water skiing are this red-haired sen- ior's weaknesses. Pauls ambition is to be a millionaire, without working. DORIS ROBERTA WALLIS 407 North Highland Avenue This cute senior picks basketball as her favorite sport. Bobby likes all kinds of music. Her only aspiration after graduation is marriage and a happy home life. N-..f. Aloha . KENNETH ROMAN WEIDE 120 North Belnord Avenue After graduation, Ken hopes to make watchmaking his career. He may be found in his spare time at the local Y.lVI.C.A. or on the baseball diamond. RICHARD HARRY WESTERIVIEYER 1601 Dundalk Avenue 'tDick', is the chairman of the Seniors Ring Dance Committee. He is an active member of the Hi-Y and participates in many sports for the Y.M.C.A. at Dundalk. WILLIAM DAVID WHITE 260 Dallas Court Willie's,, interest in football is exemplified by his participation of the Pat Junior Varsity squad and for the Eastern Police Boys' Club. His constant arguing about sports keeps his interest alive. MACK WILLIAM WOMACK 6705 Bessemer Avenue Service bound after graduation, Mack', is the possessor of a fine voice. Being a member of the Glee Club and church choir gives him the experience to go further in this field. BERNICE ZAWORSKI 317-I Ravenwood Avenue Sports and Prom Committee occupy most of Bern's', after school time. How her eyes sparkle when she speaks of that certain some- one! GEORGE ZINK 2516 Fleet Street Dancing, softball, basketball, and parties take up most of 'iGeorge's,' spare time. During his stay at Patterson, George has been an important cog on the soccer team. .dl C Hartloxe D Ruark J Cau ey 6 T Ichmow kl D Caprmolo proudly present These students were on the Honor R011 a majorlty of tlmes durlng thelr stay at Patterson Class actlvltles consumed much of thelr tune but thelr chief mterests were along the lme of pubhcatlons for they worked long and hard on the Chpper and Press D Edwards J Relnhold N Dyer -, - ,, ,L R ld.: 01 A Id, ew D n Y,, . , . sr W f 1 X , A 2 0 N . . N, . ' ., . . ,.'. 1' . .mg ' , ,. if f 4. 3 K as yy ' ri 5+ i i ati at Vernon Thompson Carolyn Corame Gregory Sophocleus Patricia Flnneman, Mrs Myrtle LOblg he official colors of our class were accepted in June, 1947 but It was not unt1l September, 1948 that we were formallv organized From the very first, scholarship wa our Coal, our record speaks well for itself Our achievements were not confined to this bers of our class won athletic, music and art awards We have collaborated with our sister class in carry mg on precedents and establishing firsts at Patterson We believe our stay at Patterson has been a proflt able experience, we know we are the largest graduat mg class to date we hope we have made lastmg contributions to our school time will lend per spectlve Sponsor Preszflent Vzce Preszzle 5N., 'sr Treasurer . - If M1 Myrtle C lolng F' 16g0ly Qophecleus XCIIIOII Thompson Q-T7 C uoline Cor unc Sewetarw Patllcla Flllllelll Ill , y , s . .4 . u . I ' .. ,....,. ,.., r .. 's. . . ' 7 l Y i 7 ' ' ' i ' . ' . 1,l 'iZfq , , , . . 7' .,..... ' :S-A 1 ' 3' Q Q Y s. I' , S U . A 5 - . . - i field. In addition to academic scholarships, mem- k C . , I e . ,Vs . - , , l , - K , X lx I YL p , I Y . 1 A . . M . : 'Y' ' 'fd - li . v . Tszcdd 5... 15 if i ' Y Y ' ' ..........,,... . , . L ' i 'g ' 5 . Exif THERESA ADORNATO 638 South Newkirk Street Terry , Pattersonis own representative in the Crimsonettes, is another victim of East Baltimore's famous spaghetti and meatballs. Sports, hayrides, and sentimental music add up to a perfect life for her. CONSTANCE C. ALLEN 618 South Lehigh Street Con , an attractive brunette spends Thursday mornings distributing the Press . Her magnetic personality accounts for her horde of friends. She dates on parties and class athletic teams. JEAN AMATO 3918 East Pratt Street Jeannie , never too busy to laugh, has beautiful brown eyes that enhance a pleasing personality. Rice and old shoes bring forth a dazzling smile. DOLORES AMRHEIN 105 North Collington Avenue Amy our year around sun tan gal, distributes the Press on Thursday mornings. Her contributions to class teams has taught her the values of good sportsmanship. We laid our plans JACQUELINE AMYX 3424 Elmley Avenue Always smiling and talking, ,lackie', can be found horseback riding, swimming, playing tennis, or bowling. Her ambition is to be successful in whatever she decides to do. PEGGY ANDRALIS 200 North Linwood Avenue Peggy', has a personality and pleasing smile which make her tops with everyone. Her dimples and large brown eyes help plan her future as a housewife. 0h? Son! VALENTINE JOSEPH ANDRZEJEWSKI 919 South Clinton Street Slim is our future interior decorator. Commercial art keeps him busy when heis not dating the women. After listening to popular music he's sure to say, s'Love it! MARY APPLEBY 820 North Curley Street Ap keeps the class laughing with her animated way of talking. Softball, tennis, and Clee Club claim her spare time. She looks forward to a future of teaching kindergarten. LORRAINE ALFFARTH 3602 Rexmere Road 6'Lou is a loyal fan of Dick Coleman. Having a radiant personal- ity has rewarded her with countless friends. She hopes to become a very efficient secretary in the near future. MARIE ANTOINETTE BAIER 3707 East Baltimore Street Dainty and demure Sis , enjoys bowling along with other sports. Always displaying a warm welcoming smile she hopes to someday fulfill her stenographic ambitions. 3 41 YT' LAVERNE MARY BAILOR 206 North Conkling Street A friend to everyone, Vernie's only interest lies in the Navy Blue and Cold. This charming lass is never too busy to lend a helping hind to any class activity. The senioi' prom will profit from her e forts. STEVEN BARAN, JR. 116 South Patterson Park Avenue Steve, a proud owner of The Car , lives, eats, and sleeps cars. His every sentence is punctuated with, You Know . LORRAINE BARCZAK 810 South Belnord Avenue Rainy,' devotes school time to the band - playing her clarinet. In addition to her many liked sports, she is preparing for the future by practicing the arts of homemaking. FRANK BARILE 305 South Exeter Street Our battering ram on the football team is always a friend to a person in need. Chemistry discussions wouldn't be complete without Frank's comments. He was All-Maryland Guard in '50. EILEEN BARTELL 3325 East Monument Street Slim hllngfyfi echoes when Boehick', is around the gym. Student Patrol, Office Service Club, Glee Club, and Student Council make her lead a busy life. SIDNEY BASS 18 North Montford Avenue 'tSid might be small but he has big ideas. Sports, high- lighted by track and basketball, claim much of his time. German translations seem to come without difficulty to him. Another hit with we Ku. -of 'OFT DORIS HELEN BAUMANN 34-19 O'D0nnell Street Competent '6Dot will grace any office with a blush that rises from dimpled cheeks to beautiful long eyelashes. Quietness is her charm and typing ability her asset. JOAN MARIE BECHTEL 289 Spring Court I Beck , our all around girl, enjoys softball more than any other sport. Her friendliness makes her an asset to the Teen Age Club. MARY BECK 1505 North Durham Street This attractive young lady finds taking photos fun and is yearning for a chance in photography. Because of the many pictures in history books, history is her favorite subject. Drop Dead! JOAN ELLEN BEEHLER 901 North Streeper Street A udolli, of a bowler, and a smile that satisfies are char- acteristic of Joan. The southpaw of our class softball team excels in drawing. Ambition - marriage. ADELE BIELAMOWICZ 2016 East Lombard Street Adele is looking forward to a career in art. Dancing goes hand in hand with her favorite food. fried chicken. She possesses a pleasing disposition along with that radiant smile. GENEVIEVE L. BIERNAT 522 South Duncan Street Jenny', keeps the class up to date by her steering com- mittee meetings. Being one of our most reliable classmates, the teachers would be lost without her. Office men, lookout, here comes an A typist. DOROTHY AUDREY BILLING 530 South Conkling Street Amis gives her school time to the Glee Club and all other time to her one and only. Her intentions are based on getting a good job, and eventually becoming a Mrs. ROBERT A. BLAKELY Fort Holabird Bob could talk an ear off a wooden Indian. Many of his spare moments are spent reminiscing about his two years, stay in Japan. To the students, he is known as a good guy. JAMES BOHDEL 4-49 South Anglesea Street Our Buddy Rogersn spends most of his time as an accordionist. An active member of the Glee Club, Jimmy is looking forward to being a storekeeper. CARROLL BON-D 400 North East Avenue Carroll, a mischievous sort of chap, would like to get a job folding million dollar bills. His favorite pastime is fishing, and his favorite subject is printing. The Man Who Came To Dinner CHARLES BORN 531 South Potomac Street Charlie,', a capable captain of the wrestling team, was victorious in the 1950 M.S.A. meet. This shy person around the fairer sex can't be mischievous without those big dark eyes telling on him. 5' GERARD BoRoWY arf' 1618 Shakespeare Street Cerry',, besides liking his music fast and loud, enjoys loafing with his side kicks, Men and Mike in a certain art classroom. A business career seems to be beckoning Gerr,' after graduation. HERBERT BOLTHNER 2931 Pulaski Highway Herb , a lover of art and an active member of the Yearbook staff, hopes to work in a payroll department. The National Guard claims our 'inavy-haired boy outside school. Will he ever vet Q ' his car? D 7. K CAROLE VIVIAN BOYCE Q13 508 South East Avenue Petite and sweet are the words which best describe Carol. The career of a dietition awaits her. Our mainstay on the Volley Ball Team is interested in cooking, too. HELEN FAY BROHAWN 1306 Wildwood Parkway Fay, the taller half of the 'iMutt and Jeffl, team, claims that she canlt play the clarinet. However, the band virtuosos prove dif- ferent! Her main duty is acting as guardian angel to .lo Ann. .IANET BROWN 130 North Haven Street Jan has special talent in art work. Her warm affection makes her a good friend to have. This young lady thinks well and has strong opinions. JOAN CATHERINE BURKHOUSE 1202 North Potomac Street Burkie favors photography and eating. Always willing to lend A. SC a helping hand, this lass proves to be an excellent contributor to the Student Patrol. Her ambition lies with typing. vi CORRINE BRUSCOLINI 3305 Kenyon Avenue With her pleasing personality, Shorty', is always fun to be with. To have a successful career is her ambition. She can be found most of the time playing tennis and dancing. BEULAH CARMINE 3220 Elliott Street A charming smile and good nature make Bul popular among her many friends. She is on the Student Patrol and is active in softball. With a knack for making others happy, she is sure to become a successful secretary. PATRICIA ANN CARTER Avo 164-5 North Wolfe Street A petite bundle of gayety, 4'Pat displays a glitter on her third finger, left hand. Dancing to dreamy music with that , certain masculine personality is the chief topic of her con- 1 versation. ,K A We stated and debated CORINE CAUDILL 2I24 Orleans Street 'GFrenchy'i has green eyes that attract attention. She favors reading and dating Poly boys. Roller skating also rates high with her. A L She is sure to make an efficient stenographer. Am ,fn , DANIEL O. CAULK 1-an-f 923 North Lakewood Avenue ,fi This blond powerhouse who passes his time with sports and sleeping intends to become a fast millionaire. There is a certain someone who has tried Lon's school ring on just for size. ' ROSE A. CERRA 3422 East Pratt Street Row is a gold digger when panning for class dues. She also plays softball for her class. The fact that she is liked by many, will cause her little trouble in her career as a typist. GEORGE CHAGETAS 637 South Uldham Street 4! Chicks thoughts turn to food. Although chiefly inter- ested in art, he finds time for football, track, and softball. An adventurer at heart, he has intentions of being a big game hunter. 'L 7 JOSEPH NICKOLAS CHAMBERLAIN 737 North Chester Street Being in Patterson's Glee Club all four years, Joey, has starred in many of our operettas. He is known for his tenor voice, and we hope he'll continue his career in music. LIDIA OXAXA CHMILEWSKA 2811 Elliott Street Lidia, a new-comer to this country, has enjoyed her one year stay at Patterson. Chemistry and biology have a de- finite appeal to her. No one could express more love for her native land than she. EUGENE CHOJNACKI 2726 Ashland Avenue Gene enjoys playing both varsity basketball and soccer. In his pastime he can usually be found at a dance. He has high hopes of traveling the Royal Road to Romance. George all the way. ROBERT COBERLY 363 Folcroft Street Cube is always gunning for those high marks. This animal lover specializes in telling jokes. He resembles Orson Wells and can be seen correcting errors for classmates. Drop Deadlw JOSEPH COLANDRO 1415 Mosander Way Joe , a happy-go-lucky sort of fellow, enjoys fishing and hunting. He finds playing softball his favorite pastime. When in a cranky mood, he can be heard telling people to get out of town. CAROLYN AUDREY CORAME 3011 O'Donnell Street Being class treasurer and business manager of the Year- book shows Carolyn,s abilities in the commercial field. She uses her winning ways to convince many reluctant seniors to Dig deepf, 1 A-'T FY! Qs, sf Y X iffy , -:r on the Maryland Constitution HARRY CUSKEY 6306 Boston Street Dick a quiet guy with a freckled face specializes in math and music. This character can humor anyone by simply wiggling his ears and giving out with that southern accent. JACK DASH 7122 Morrison Court As class mathematician, ,lack entertains us all with his slow but sure way of entrancing people. With his hefty frame and his great vigor, in his studies he's a Steady boy! ARLENE DAVIS 506 South Decker Avenue Lene a bundle of lively personality, is constantly talking with her hands. Dreamy music and a certain Poly boy thrill this en- thusiastic typist. FRANK DEINLEIN 1301 Sheeler Avenue Frank , the associate business manager of our Yearbook, is kept busy by Student Council and Press activities. Oil painting is one of his special talents. His chief ambltlon is to own a red convertible. 3 DONALD DEVINE 626 South Linwood Avenue ig '6Don'i, one of the original members of the Key Club, likes to bang out tunes on the piano. Although he possesses a tall, athletic frame, he contends that his future is in drafting. ROGER LAKE DICKENSON 13 leffrey Street Our Robin Hood in disguise is out to become a topnotch Naval aviator. He never gives up trying to do his math. Fencing and subjects dealing with electricity make up his school pleasures FRED DI ROCCO 1302 Ballard Way Rocky',, the big wheel of his class, wants to get ahead in the world. He is our class comedian and likes that lunch period. Whois that great end for Butto Brothers? '6He's just too muchf' MARLENE DITSCHLER 300 South Clinton Street Mars,' is endowed with natural wavy hair. This talented pianist must raise her eyebrows when she speaks. Her typing ability will someday help her to acquire the position of secretary. Patterson went to the LARRY JAMES DREYFUS 3503 East Baltimore Street Our own personal photographer goes in for extra shots when it comes to cameras. At home Lar,' has established a business of his own. To become a news photographer is his goal. MARLENE DROYD 615 South Streeper Street Marv does well in all sports. She enjoys reading novels and poems. This fair-skinned lassie has a special interest in shorthand which may lead to a stenographic career ALBERT V. DUKES 129 South Conkling Street Al enjoys driving automobiles and is crazy about hillbilly music. This little wheel attracts the girls with his dimples. Who has the homework? FRANCES RITA DUKISSIS 110 North Highland Avenue Franny',, our class jokester, is always going on a diet. She's active on senior committees, in the Girls, Service Club, and Nurses Aides. Her cheerful personality brightens an or- dinary day for her many friends. NICK HARRY ECONOMIDES T26 South Oldham Street Playing Varsity Football, and J. V. Track take up a'Colden Creekisl' school time. His future ambition is to attend college. Meanwhile, he engages in sandlot softball, basketball, and football outside school. MARJORIE ANN EISINGER 5057 Wright Avenue Margie is the violin virtuoso of the class. Traveling is termed by her as a happy way to spend the next few years. This music-minded lass dons herself in many beautiful self- made clothes. WILLIAM HENRY ELKINS 8 North Curley Street Elks loves his sandlot sports. A grade Al' -student, he has no trouble finding the right key at the right time. Future plans revolve around business college. WILLIAM WESLEY ESCHENBACH IR. -102 Hornel Street Pinky,', the step child of the class, is the object of our at- tentions because of his ability to blush so rapidly. Seriously though, he is a great soccer player and all around sport fan. ELAINE ESLER 713 North Luzerne Avenue E seeks her entertainment in school by playing badminton while leisure time is spent with Anna, bowling. Her desires will be ful- filled when a certain typist gets a job. JUNE CARRIE EVANS 3436 York Way 'SDusty,,, an ash blonde, has a special smile for a certain someone. She is an active member of the Office Service Club and Press. Among her many attributes are her sewing and cooking abilities. polls 'fn Mosse -SGI yr -nl -1 'S' M REGINA EVERETT 5054 Federal Street jean likes typing and gym. Her ambitions include graduation and being an efficient office worker. Taking part in sports and dancing are her hobbies. MALCOLM W. EWELL 1311 Tennent Way 'gSpanlc , who always knows the right answers. is liked by all. ML Bert Jefferson of the senior play also displays his talents in the scholastic field. A neat appearance gives him that college bound look. BERNARD JOSEPH- FEEI-ILEY 3203 East Lombard Street Bernie,', one of our most responsible students, divides his school time between the band and keeping the English bookroom straight. In addition, he is combining future hopes with present pastimes in serving as cook in the US. Naval Reserve. OTTORINO FELLECA 3617 East Lombard Street This flashing dark-eyed lad finds model ship building fun. Otto,', a regular quiz kid at language, plans on going to college. MARY FILAMINA FIENI 408 South .Yewlrirk Street Smokv , our own class seamstress. will go places when it comes to fashion. All spare time is devoted to that one and onIy and preparing for a housewife's job. PATRICIA FINNEMAN 3318 East Baltimore Street 'Tatu who has an exhilarating personality is another fiend for milkhars and havrides. As our class secretary. she joins whole-heartedly in all activities. You can always have fun when she's nearby. .IANET LEE FISCHER 2929 Pulaski Highway Boots', is strictly the athletic type. Among her school activities are basketball. softball, and volleyball. The strong silent typen can best describe her. ROBERT D. FORD 1127 Rayleigh Way Bob enjoys lending an ear to the records of the pro- gressive jazz king, Stan Kenton. Although music plays a big part in his life, his ambition is to become a theatre man- ager as quickly as possible. MANUEL FRAM 2400 East Baltimore Street Framuel,'. never choicy about the food he eats, has interests that lie in the field of physics. When not sleeping or eating, he can be found watching TV, or playing basketball. SHIRLEY FRANCIS 1105 South Bonsal Street This pert little brunette reveals oodles of love for that certain someone. Sparkling-eyed Shirl can always be l counted on to smile. lk ffff Rifle team GEORGE FREBURGER 429 North Curley Street Dude,', with his year-round crew cut, has already acquired that Navy lookv. After his naval career, he hopes that a Ph. D. will follow his name. This ambitious senior likes Spanish, but does not spreche die Deutchl' too well. BETTY SUE FUNDERBURK 3223 Foster Avenue Betts , captain of our cheerleaders, can usually be found in the gym. The class Emily Postv has a complexion as lovely as her personality. Our Ivory girlls interests are col- lege bound. STEVEN JOSEPH GALATOLO 3719 Center Place Steve played the sax in the band and participated in varsity ,N bowling. Having a great yen for bowling, he would, some day, like to own and operate an alley for himself. -,gp ROBERT CAST f ' 509 Maude Avenue Bob who admires Frankie Laine but looks like Bill Law- + renee is a basketball fan and card shark. Nightclubs go to E his head. He has a yen for Hawaiian atomosphere and can 9' can constantly be heard saying, Who got the chemistry? HERBERT RAYMOND GATELY 1018 North Luzerne Avenue Herb,', our basketball star, can always be found reading books on sports. Will the Bullets need a new man? Although he excels 9 gl it in geography, his interests turn to English. PAUL MICHEAL GAYDOS JR. 1002 South Belnord Avenue Cunder,' would rather devote time to collecting money with which to travel around the world. He is a hard grinding cross-country and track man. Whenever among an inquisi- tive group, you may hear his out-cry of, Don't ask questions, just have fun.', . il? x - 1 1 -0 Q ,V Y- , E g pw: , SARA DELL GENTRY 5052 Orville Avenue Our 6'Southern Belle is always found where there are dancing and hillbilly music. Her interest in home economics is an indicator of her future plans. JAMES PAl'L GEORGE 3616 Roberts Place lim wants to travel-if he can take time out from his day- dreaming. This star ball-player should have a bright future because of his versatility. THOMAS GOON 2706 East Fairmount Avenue Dewey plays varsity soccer and does justice to pitching softball. His favorite pastimes include listening to Frankie Laine and Billy Eckstein while playing pinochle. This honor student can be heard advising people to 'lplay it cool or get with it . ELCENE CORALSKI 15 South Ann Street Wimpy divides his school time between the Student Coun- cil and being a Press representative. Singing in his church choir and school Glee Club, he would like to continue his music after graduation by becoming a great singing star. an innovation or this year ICDITH WYNNE GURSCHBOTH T26 North Ll.llll'00ll Avenue Wyndo . our Maggie in the senior play, is looking forward to a career in dot-toring. She keeps careful track of Navy's team. This Slim Jimi' keeps the class in high spirits. Canasta Cat. A 'Y MARY COSKI 324 South Lehigh Street This miss. who has hopes of attending Strayer-s' Business College after graduation, is recognized by her cute pert nose. BETTY CRAYRLTH 9l9 South Decker Avenue l'l3et has a gay laugh that is continually in use. Her attractiveness and sincere way will help in her ambitions to be a good wife. JOSEPH L. GRATZ Q5 6511 lialtimore Avenue joe. lr. is a gun shark who is interested in sports. He H9 finds Boogie Woogie his favorite pastime, and can be heard Q advising people to study hard. INA CRAY T01 South Dean Street lm makes use of her ne't appearance in all of Patterson's fashion shows. This nurses aide with personality plus is an asset to any 'ag surrounding. JUHN THADDELS CRDEN -l-H8 South Bethel Street Our well known athlete about school plays varsity football and track along with many other activities. John is vice- president of the boy's Varsity Club. ln addition to sports, his gotl is to become principal of a school. tk, X COXSTANCE ETHEI. GREEN 823 Clenzroorf Avenue Anchors aweigh for this stately brunette with dancing eyes. Con- nie . our model student, lends her talents to class plays and spends her afternoons working in the office. PATRICIA GREENSFELDER T26 South Lakewood Avenue PaYs fair complexion and neat clothes tend to make her W Neasy on the eyew. Superior in arithmetic and sports. she adds tone to any classroom. A certain basketball player takes up much of her time. CORA CRIEBEL 2421 Llezrelyn Avenue '6Criebs makes use of her pleasant speaking voice in our ticket office. and the Press and Yearbook profit by lier untiring efforts. CATHERINE HELEN GRLBERT 1715 North Bradford Street Helen can always be found at the Lost and Found Department looking for books or keys. She enjoys many sports, but bowling heads the list. Her green eyes and brown hair fas- cinate a certain someone. DOROTHY GRYNKIEWICZ 2000 Eastern Avenue Our future traveling secretary can break anyone down with those innocent blue eyes. She is always rushing somewhere. Vi's the cup to Dot,s saucer. SHIRLEY GUILFORD 122 South Elden Street Shirl,,, a member of the Senior Cvlee Club, claims reading as her hobby. Our blushing Miss has hopes of getting a job that's easy. Doggone it . ii- Maryland .Ycholastic ERNEST GUTOWSKI 1723 East Lancaster Street 6' 37' Ernie hopes to make basketball his profession. Although he avoids homework, modern problems is his favorite subject. If this class wheel isn't participating in some sport, he's escorting a certain blond freshman of the opposite sex. .IO-ANN HACKER 6915 Fait Avenue '6Giggles is the smaller half of the Mutt and ,Ieffn team. This blue-eyed miss keeps the class alive with her antics. A band loyalist from the beginning, she yearns to be a nurse. Ah, to meet Guy Lombardo! ROYALL HARDY 601 North Bouldin Street- This gay photographer likes music, sleeping, and wild sport shirts. He takes part in school and church activities. A Clipper grappler, he introduced our well-liked horse and wagon hayrides. MARCY HEALY 6317 Fait Avenue Marci, is looking forward to a future as a stenographer. She is seldom seen without Lorrainne at a Sacred Heart So- cial tor somewhere elsel. She sings and types her days away. f si MICHAEL HELINSKI 241 South Castle Street Mike is one of the most colorful members of the senior class. Playing Dixie Land Blues on his harmonica and yelling, YVho's got a match? are his most noted characteristics. JACQLELINE HILL 3335 Launview Avenue Starry-eyed Jacki's interests are ecntered on a certain Palo- mino gelding. The school band would be incomplete with- out its faithful majorette. Her future includes the possibil- ity of being a perfect secretary. LOUIS HOEHL 517 North Port Street 'sLou plays the brass tube in the band and goes fishing whenever time permits. Trig and the band are in his favor. His welcoming smile can break anvone down when he asks, 6'Who's got the French homew ork?'l I MARY JOAN HOGAN 315 South Lehigh Street Joan, a fashion conscious Pattersonite, spends most of her evenings with a member of the opposite sex. A good voice and typing ability are definitely assets. Watch out, her warm laughter will explode oy er the entire classroom. FRANCIS HOLLAXD 3205 Hudson Street Frank , who enjoys popular music. participates in many sports. Some day he hopes to be his own boss in a big organization. What do you say there, Chick? GLORIA HOOYER 3404 Dillon Street Green eyes without Jealousy can be found in Glo , our blushing five-footer who has plans to work for the govern- ment. Her extra curricular activities include sports, especi- ally badminton. Champs again JOHN H. HOPKINS 274- South Robinson Street Hops , our blue-eyed, wavy haired athlete saves his talk for the soccer and baseball fields. He likes popular music and is tops in physics and mechanical drawing. There is always a certain someone watching him on the side-lines. WALDIMAR FREDRICK HORAK 3217 Elmley Avenue 'fWally',, our boy from Boston, enjoys the smell of printerls ink. He hopes to secure a steady position in a print shop with time out for his beloved spaghetti and meatballs. WILMA CATHERINE HORNER 1348 North Washington Street Will can always be found giving helpful advice to someone in need. Our tall and slim stenographer-to-be participates in many' school, as well as outside activities. .IACQLELINE HREBIK 3501 Brendan Avenue Jackie's laughing face brightens the lunch table. Her gleaming. wavy hair and light dancing feet combine to make her a charming miss. Some employer will be fortunate to receive this typist's services. 459' 4- 'YZ' 5- V. ROBERT M. HUME 55 B-Seversky Court Bob, the snappy dresser of the Big Five, sleeps during lunch and eats history. His big blue eyes are enough to stir any girl's heart. ROBERT IZDEBSKI 146 North Kenwood Avenue Bob , a sporting musician, uses Run, don't walk! as his motto. As an original member of our dance band, he con- tributes to the recreation of the students. His loyal friend- ship is a priceless gift. EVELYN MAE JACKSON 2219 East Lombard Street Eve takes much interest when it comes to foreign stamps. After school this cute little miss rushes to work. She would like to become a good housewife but has yet to find the right person. MARGARET JACKSON 122 South East Avenue Marge has had her share of troubles trying to collect Press subscriptions from 12A 6. A tennis enthusiast, she is full of hopes for a successful secretarial career. RAY JAWORSKI 139 North Highland Avenue This violin player likes classical music. Our special researchman is another Einstein. He participates in -sports and dreams of an easy job with good pay. CARL JESKULSKI 1206 Edison Highway g'Mr. Esquire dreams of lighting his cigars with hundred dollar notes. Our 6'Daily Digest Boy, if not collecting chip- ped diamonds, participates on the football and track field. He delights in playing the sax in and out of school. And All Maryland ROBERT JIRSA 430 North Milton Avenue Cinols'l talents are divided between dancing and playing the trum- pet. His desires revolve around a future in naval aviation. Chem- istry makes school interesting for him. BESSIE JOHN 412 Lehigh Street Lovable Bess is always dreaming of that certain person. She whiles away many hours working diligently on the Press and Yearbook. Creating fun wherever she is isn't difficult because she is always seen with a smile in her dark dancing eyes. DORIS JOHNSON 605 North Decker Avenue Doris will someday wear a nurseis uniform while serenading her patients. At nervous moments sheill drive the class mad by her tapping on the desk. The French Club and badminton round out her school schedule. DAYID THLRMAN JONES 3223 Eastern A venue uDavy,, was a member of the 194-8 gridiron and track teams. He plans to become a physical education instructor. This former navy man goes in a big way for women and classical music. What do you say, Claw? MARGARET JONES 2111 Fleet Street Margie can always be counted on to greet you with Lend me the homework. Besides her friendly smile and nice disposition, this ardent movie goer has the personality to land that 'gspecial jobw in the future. NORMAN LEWIS JLBB JR. 447 North Curley Street The mechanical drawing fiend of our class is this curly haired lad. In the technical line he can not be surpassed. His dreams are divided between drafting and the Navy. THERESA MARY KAMINSKI 717 South Bond Street Outside school, Teenie takes much interest in horseback riding and bowling. Although she has no one in mind, her secret am- bition is to make some lucky male a housewife. MARY N. KARIOTIS 609 South Tolna Street Mar portrayed Harriet Stanleyv in our senior plav. Her autumn days were spent in Paul ,lordan's studio col- lecting yearbook proofs for the Photography Staff. A par- ticipant in many activities, she is always kept on the go. EUGENE FRANCIS KARWACKI 2446 Fleet Street S'Gene'l relates his sports opinion through the Press and can usu- ally be found arguing with Shel in the Press room. His interest is in the sports field where he is a member of our track team and one of the main cogs in the soccer squad. CAROLYN ROSS KELLY 5006 Erdman. Avenue Petite Carolyni' is always willing to help a classmate in distress. Art editing the Clipper and studying piano keep her busy after school hours. Oh!'that Southern accent. 6' E of claimed us MARY MlLDRED,.KLIMCZAK 1818 Gough Street Klimy', spends most of her school time helping in the office or late room. Her spare time is divided between sewing or acting as a nurse's aid. Nursing is her chosen profession. SHELDON KNORR 2101 East Pratt Street 'ESlutch , a top notch news reporter for the Press, enjoys dancing to slow dreamy music. He convinces everyone but himself that he is a real crooner. His dream of the future is to take over the President's job. - MARCELLA KOCH 2416 East Baltimore Street Marcy , thrills us with tales of her numerous P.l', parties and trips to the Open-Air Theater. She is active in basketball, volley- ball, and softball. Tinkling wedding bells will sound for this pop- ular girl in the near future. SHIRLEX UAE lxOls H1 l'R 1000 South Curley Street Shlrls dark rollin eyes contan a mi chiewou sparkle She makes exery body Just a weet a he Here s the prom ise for a ood se retary in the future. affairs. tradicts STEPHEN KOLLAR 1626 Aliceanna Street NSteve', , a true gentleman, finds enough time to devote to school Even though work takes up practically all of his time, you can always depend on him for a helping hand. DOROTHY DOLORES KOWALSKI 21 South Ann Street g'Dot', is neat in appearance and sharp in wit. She has fas- cinating blue eyes and a pretty smile. Her interests are tennis, swimming, and science. With ambitions to become the doctor's secretary , this spirited individual is bound for success. FRANCES KOWALSKI 24 South Ann Street '4Fran',, friendly and sincere, has a knack for making friends, and participating in class activities. Halyrides and volleyball rate high with this charming miss. Her weakness for tall, blond boys con- her shy smile. XORBERT KRESESKI 727 South Lakewood Avenue A history student at heart, '6Snagsi' has a yen for the athletic field. This aggressive student plans to work for the Standard Oil Company. The Red Shield Club claims his after school hours. Senior Chorus added to EILEEN KULSKI 246 South Castle Street Otts , a superior history student, enjoys Polish music, swimming, and television. Destined to be a super-secretary, she finds short- hand fascinating. MARY KUNAK 19 South lanney Street Mesha has plans to work for Uncle Sam. When not par- ticipating in sports, she obtains recreation at Polish wed- dings. Attention makes her blush. GEORGE KWIATKOWSKI 2615 Fleet Street Ceorge,wl.o considers his job his favorite pastime, likes to work with models-what kind? He is a member of the Student Patrol and an ardent fan of Be Bop. Turkey's tops with George. .IOHN NICK LALLUS 609 South Oldham Street Without Pattersonfs own Milton Berle, school would be dull. He adds cheerfulness to the class by his funny ways and has high hopes of becoming somebody big in the entertain- ment world. VIRGINIA MARIE LAMBERT 3223 Fleet Street ,leanH, a faithful member of the Student Patrol, Glee Club, and Girls, Service Club is altar bound. This cute miss intends to mix marriage with a career as a typist. Who's got the homework? BERNARD A. LAPETINA 1118 Steelton Avenue g'Lefty', has a smile for everyone. He excels in sports and is dangerously reckless in the chemistry lab. This all around boy seems to be unable to write without moving his lips. ROBERT LARDNER 3304 Fleet Street Bob , who places math above all other subjects, is looking for- ward to becoming an office worker after graduation. His spare hours are spent watching basketball games and listening to that Ragtime Music. SYLVIA LASKU 520 South Tolna Street Syl , our dark haired Rumanian beauty, is either working in the school library or playing volleyball in the gym. Of- fice practice absorbs her excess energy and interest. DOROTHY LASSAHN 2001 jefferson Street Dot who is striding toward a bright future in the field of music, chooses teaching as a profession. You can always find her working in the school office. Martin Luther would be proud of this firm follower of the Luther League. BEVERLY LAW 32 South Washington Street You got your homework?', Bevis favorite saying echoes throughout the homeroom. Her future includes marriage, ' 1 ef' a home, and family. She can usually be found working in I the library. Uur Yuletide festivities THORNTON LEAGUE 2939 Fait Avenue '6Buddy,' is a quiet and well-mannered lad with blond hair. He is pleased when fall comes around because he plays sandlot football and basketball. After graduation he would like to become a drafts- man. '4You don't know nuffinf' MARLENE LECHERT 5011 Fait Avenue Marv, an up and coming driver's education wonder, is al- ways the top student in any activity. She revolves in a universe all her own, consisting of the Girls Service Club, Yearbook staff and countless others. Her daydreams are about a future of nursing. BOBBIE JEAN LEE 5022 East Oliver Street Bobbie, our glamour gal, hopes to become an efficient secretary. Her quiet manner and pleasing personality are set off by her spark- ling green eyes and friendly smile. 5'That's for realli' DORIS LENORA LElfVlKl'HLER 3410 Ml. Pleasant Avenue Butsie . the girl who haunts you for those class dues, plans a bright future with a special someone. An active member of the Office Service Club and Girls' Service Club, she is a neat dancer. DWAYNE NEWTON LEWIS 4602 Hampnett Avenue Dwayne. the college tech class athlete, divides his time between wrestling. girls. football. motorcycles. and girls. When it comes to physics. look out! JEAN CAROLYN LEWIS 515 North Milton Avenue '6Genie is a born music lover. Her outstanding personality is accented by a gay laugh and sparkling eyes. She is always willing to lend a helping hand. '5Your wish is my command. VIOLA LIBBI 3410 Leverton Avenue HVi has a blessing in her beautiful natural curly hair. Being a top-notch artist, she is studying hard to become a fashion designer. This senior is always in a hurry to get to Glee Club. Dot's the saucer to Vi's', cup. KATHLEEN LINZ 3511 F oster Avenue Kitty,', a representative of the Student Council, enjoys par- ticipating in sports and dancing to popular records in her spare time. Office Practice is her favorite subject, and to graduate from high school her chief ambition. MARY ELLEN LINZ 3304- South Church Street Besides being interested in hillbilly music, Many enjoys softball, bowling, and ping-pong. Shels another one of our graduates who will soon have her head in the clouds by joining the W.A.A.F. TERRY LEVELLE LOHR 5719 O,Donnell Street 'gTerr,' has special talents in photography but plans to join the Army or Air Force. When not in the dark room he can be found listening to popular music. Oh! I won't go so far as to say that. We look ed or ward 'Q' , P! x it .fr 3 JULIA LONG 1003 South Baylis Street Glee Club, Girls' Service Club, and Door Patrol take up 'flulielsl' school time. Her pleasing personality makes her a true friend. LAWANDA JOYCE LONG 717 North St. Paul Street Smiley,,, Patterson's famed ballerina, excels in her field. She supports our football team by being a majorette. Her beautiful white teeth set off her hazel eyes. PATRICIA LONG 6601 Detroit Avenue Patw, our secretary to be, is a whiz at shorthand. Her friendly personality and lovely brown eyes tend to make a person feel at ease. She loves sports, especially baseball. Ml canlt get a word in edgewisefi LORRAINE HELEN LUBAWSK1 T20 South Port Street Raine7' excels in eating and reading. Softball, tennis, and dancing are her favorite pastimes. That ability to tell jokes, and a well rounded personality make her well-liked by everyone. JOSEPH H. MCANALLY 1823 Aisquilli Street 6'Mac , the class instigator and cartoonist, will readily dispose of anything edible. He is one of the outstanding consumer math students. He has a knack for statistics, and intends to follow up a navy career. JOHN MCEVOY 536 North Milton Avenue ,lohn is our Frank Buck. ln addition to hunting, lohnls extra-curricular activities number baseball and football. Classmates call him 'iThe Wheelw. RICHARD M1-KEE 531 South Decker Avenue Track and cross country offer excitement to 'gllic-his after school hours while the engine shop occupies his interests during school time. This Student Representative sports a Yen for Dixie-land jazz. DOROTHY N11-KlNNlfY 117 South Potomac Street If L'Dotty-' isn't day dreaming. shelll be concentrating on distributed education. This sharp looking blond enjoys ice skating. I'lI poke you in the nose. ' MELVIN E. McNEW' 6526 East Bourne Avenue MuzzyT' has a habit of blushing. Nlost of his spare time is claimed by the Red Shield Boys' Club. His ambition lies in the sea. HYea, Kidli' MARY JANE MACK T14 South Conlclirlg Street Twenty four hours a day aren't enough for Mary Jane. The Press and the Clipper profit by her tireless work. Her outstanding marks place her at the top of the Honor Roll. to our basketball season CONNIE MAIORANA 6905 Harford Road Connie is always worrying about the time and a certain someone. 4-A, She is forever winking those big eyes of hers. Connie has a special interest in economics and a Poly grad. She rates fishing, softball, and playing the piano among her favorites. 6'What time is it, Joan?,' CONSTANCE MARY MAJCHRZAK 1101 South Cornwall Street Connie is always seen practicing with the Clee Club or in the girlls gym playing badminton. She will soon be in the clouds because her intentions of joining the Womenls Air Force will be fulfilled. JOSEPH PAUL MAREK 119 South Ann Street Joe is one of our most enthusiastic participants in sports. Like all dreamers, he craves a future as a fabulous millionaire. He plays basketball like a pro. OLGA MARKCLIS 151 .North Lirzunorl Avenue The Bureau of Sales keeps '4Olg', pretty busy. Our small package of fun lives for lunch, hurries to shorthand and is right at home on the subject of badminton. DAWN ELEANOR MARSHNER 420 North Boultlin Street Sunsetl', a pal when you need one, is a whiz at typing. Her cap- tivating smile and outstanding personality blend to make her a 'N worthwhile person to know. Shel small. but so is a stick of dvn- amite. A C' DOLORES MARSHNER 615 South Belrzortl Avenue Deel, chooses reading and listening to hillbilly music as favorite pastimes. This future housewifecomes to sch 101 with biology on her mind. U1 could have diedf' WILLIAM WARREN NIARTEL 2915 Eastern Avenue Bill. one eighth of Patterson's famous octet, is another math fiend. This boy, who is incidentally the president of the Hi-Y, can argue a person to death. His big friendly smile is contagious. DOLORES ANN MARTIN 105 South Linwood Avenue HButch,' plans her future as a housewife. She can usually be found at '6Spikers', with a certain someone. Her talent shows up in singing and dancing. FRED NIARQIQARDT 201 North Belnord Avenue Fred takes his music in piano and accordian form. He is bound for higher education. As Press representative, he accomplished the almost impossible-getting money from the seniors. RONALD MARX 1328 Cold Spring Lane Harpo,' is 6'Pecl-:'s Bad Boyi' in disguise. This rosy-cheek, well-dressed lad is the most nonchalant character in school who thinks study periods are the best thing invented, next to money. BARBARA MASON 604 South Savage Street uBobby', can always be found drawing if not taking part in sports or working in the counseloris office. This Pattersonite has jet pro- pelled typing fingers. 6'What's done is donef, JANE EVELYN MASON 534 South Conkling Street 'fjanei' plans a flying future as an air line hostess. Bowling and eating take up most of her time. She can be found on all class teams and is tops with everyone. We contributed to fir .ar 3' ASF, . CHARLES MAZER 3113 Foster Avenue A thin face and dark hair go well with S'N1uscles's,' big grin. He enjoys cuddling up with a good book. Forever saying, That'll learn ya, dern yalv .IOHAN MAZZADRI 5407 Mayview Avenue School sports rate high on Iols list while Jo rates high with the opposite sex. Our high stepping majorette seems to have quite a supply of aunts when telling her numerous tales. JOSEPH EARL MEXIKHEIM 2639 East Monument Street Joe , our verv own drummer, devotes school time to the band, and leisure time to a drum corp. A senior as gooclhearted as he is hard to find these days. DONALD NIEREDITH 1130 Dundalk Avenue g'Mert,', whose interest lies in hot rods, hopes to be a mil- lionaire sportsman. This classy dresser is a friend to every- one. MATHLIS JOSEPH NIIECZNIKOSKI 3209 Hudson Street His fiery red hair keeps a certain girl in a whirl. 'Iloeisi' pleasin personality and pleasant smile make him in-ll-likt-fl by ew-rxom His ambition is to play pro ball. ANDREW' T. MIHOK 216 South Ulrlham Street Frenchie , a certain girlis knight in shining armor. pos- sesses a knack for art and a curley cropof blond hair. His chief delights are photography and annoying tht- fairer sex. 'SOh, Nutsf, ALFRED NEAL MILLER 6212 Ferore Way Nea1,' and typing go together like hum and eggs. In his pastime. his interests turn to model trains and sports. After graduation his main objective is to be an office worker. CAROL ANN MILLER 2213 East Baltimore Street '4Cam,', co-editor of our Press, looks ahead to a college fu- ture. This Girls' Service Club member is a whiz in German and math. Her extra-curricular activities make Carol Ann an all-around student. REBA MILLER 915 South Curley Street HRebs,' has a steady liking for shorthand. This future secretary is active in softball and Student Council. Watch her roll those pretty brown eyes! GEORGE STANLEY MINCE 2 North Curley Street George, an active member of the 'gGator A-C , is a parti- cipant in all sports. Being a member of the business staff of the Yearbook is only one of the many activities to which IVIinceer'7 contributes. Towards a better Baltimore HENRY MOL1.. 613 South Ellwood Avenue Tall, dark and handsome Hen', is a machine shop specialist. This big wheel dances in the dark to popular music. He always needs a shave. You ready, honey? THOMAS MILLANEY 1732 Cough Street Tom is a UML Fixitw in disguise who wants to be a ma- chinist. He likes baseball and popular music. While walk- ing on his head, this quick thinker can see the world upside down. 5'Get Out. RAYMOND GEORGE NELSON JR. 622 South Macon Street L'Ray,', a girls' gym admirer, always keeps you laughing. A capable fencer, he is happiest in lunch and history. He looks good in a whiffle too, girls. - NIRA JEAN NIEDENTOHL 1107 De Marcay Way This lassis time is occupied by the Senior Chorus and Office Service Club. Nira hopes someday to own her own car. There are secretarial plans in her future. Evaluation ROSALIE JOSEPHINE OLEKSIK 726 South Linwood Avenue Rosie has personality that sparkles all the time. There's never a dull moment when she's around. To match that sugar smile are those beautiful white pearly teeth. There's no doubt about her making THOMAS OLSZEWSKI 2316 South Fleet Street nTom,' whose favorite subjects are studies and lunch, tries never to be broke, but has found this difficult during his senior year. He has an ear for sentimental and jive music. JAMES ORONSON 44-2 North Luzerne Avenue l'Chick',, a late room special, claims 6'Bop is here to stayf, He has his own band and plans someday to be a professional musician. BERNICE DORIS ORZECH 431 South Anglesea Street 'ZBunny is a well-liked lass in the June ,51 class. Her fa- a good secretary. vorite pastime is being in the company of a special person. She is an active member of the Girls, Service Club. KARLOS HATTI NIZER 342 South East Avenue Kai, is always running to meet the deadline on the Press or to get a senior committee meeting. Our future nurse practices on her two nieces. She chatters her way into the hearts of all her friends. She also enjoys playing canasta. JOYCE NOVAK 7812 Eastern Avenue Joy , while anxiously awaiting graduation day, spends her spare time taking walks and going on hayrides. She enjoys playing volleyball and bowling. With a devilish smile, she says, How 'bout thatlu JEANNE OBERENDER 138 North Kenwood Avenue This damsel is known for her famous sitting positions. Her future includes marrying that special person, who is attracted by her brown eyes. KENNETH G. O'DEA Pat's favorite pastimes consist of eating and dancing. 1606 Shakespeare Street O'Night fancies himself the class agitator. He would love to have a yacht and a few million dollars. Not now, but later, Ken . Basketball and baseball keep him in trim for dancing. ROBERT BRUCE O'KEEFE 2318 East Preston Street Rubbing his left arm is a noticeable characteristic of M0hawk,', whose eyes center on a naval career after graduation. Bob enjoys playing basketball and softball both in and out of school. EDWARD T. O'TOOLE 157 North Milton Avenue Edu specializes in languages, hoping to further prepare him- self for a doctor's career. His numerous services in the band have distinguished him as a top notch trumpet player. O PRIMO PADELETTI 5117 Eastern Avenue Preem is a distributive education enthusiast who plans his future at the Standard Oil. This comedian is always laughing. He is non- chalant and a good dresserg he enjoys telling jokes and shooting pool. THEDA PARIS I 511- South Robinson Street at Theda is a whiz at stenography and upsetting the ten pins. ,S She spends her time swimming at Dundalk and sewing. This X brown-eyed blond has hopes gf marriage. ANNA PAULUS 3322 Foster Avenue Patterson's all around athlete swings a mean badminton racket while in school. Billy , devotes her spare time to making the class happy. ln the near future the Women's Air Force will he enlightened by her contributions. MARY PAZOUHEK 3925 Hudson Street A dancing, sports and hillbilly music enthusiast, Mare whizzes through shorthand. She has a habit of blushing at the most inconvenient times. Dr. Speer and the Senior Chorus keep this friendly Miss hustling. ROSALIE PETRONE 2935 Pulaski Highway Rose'7 uses her expressive brown eyes collecting yearbook ads for the business staff. She thinks on popular music. This loyal Pat- tersonite enjoys Senior Chorus rehearsals and participating in ath- letic activities. COLON PHARR 917 Alricks Way 6'Reds,', our future millionaire, enjoys loading and listening to popular songs. This class wheel is interested in sports and girls. '6Who7s dat Bum? ali X, il.: if., 5 G Evaluation . . . . Evaluation ROBERT J. PIVEC 417 North Luzerne Avenue 'WH' 5 'LB-ob , our All Maryland end, has college football awaiting him. He always manages to have those German translations. His top ability in football and track has gained him membership in the Varsity Club. JOHN ,lUSliPH PLOCIICNNIK 819 South Linnioorf Arenue Jas is headed for the priesthood. His huge collection ol ties contributes to his neat appearance. Chemistry and pub- lic speaking are his favorites. HELEN POPOBIAHONIS 926 South Ponca Street Popp's spare time is spent either swinging a badminton racket or sewing volleyhalls. A grade A shorthand and typing student, this future secretary will have trouble finding an employer fast enough to keep up with her. RUTH C. POPP 130 South Clinton Street Ruth looks forward to college. Her intelligence and person- ality have gained her many friends. Hereis a German student who is president of the French club. A Canasta Cat. RITA ROSE POREMSKI 821 South Bona' Street Loads of fun is found in l'Little One . She plays both class softball and basketball. Dancing ranks high, but her goal is to become a secretary. BEVERLY JANE POSTON 2906 Pulaski Highway Bev , a great lady of culture, intends to combine a career with a family of freckle-faced boys. She takes honors as associate editor of the Yearbook, a student of art, and as a member of the volleyball team. THERESA PUPEK 102 South Regester Street 6'Terry',, our all-around girl,,who possesses a disposition toube en- vied by anyone, favors sports in general. With her personality, she will be a definite asset to any office. GENE RAINALDI 34-6 Ballow Court Gene plans a bright future as an expert typist. Always found taking part in class teams and Teen-Age Clubs, he has personality plus. His time is taken up by football and teen-age clubs. Final arrang ements or .IANE RALEY 4724 Ivanhoe Avenue Sunshine follows this blond bundle of fun. She dreams of a model- ing career. A member of the Glee Club, she works hard at being a pal. MICHAEL RATAJCZAK 226 South Regester Street All of Mikes spare time seems to be taken up by his hobby of radio. This interesting topic along with an ambition to go into' business may lead to a prosperous career in the future. RAY REBBERT 1930 East Lombard Street '6Ray,,, a tall, lanky lad enjoys tennis. Photography is his main pastimeg he is a first rate flash bulb artist for the Press and Clipper. That newspaper building on the corner is his. THOMAS REESE 418 South Regester Street Planning a bright future in business keeps Bud's thoughts occupied. He takes part in class ball teams and several clubs. A business for himself is his ambition. ROBERT .IOSEPH REMOLDE 5020 Delagrange Avenue Professor Bobn, an active member of the Hi-Y, Key Club and Poster Club, has special talent in art. Forever having his home- work, this red-haired lad can be found working at the Central Pratt Library. VIRGINIA CAROL RIEHL 3444 Leverton Avenue HGinny's7' ambition is to graduate. Tennis and working in a drug-store take up most of her time. She does, however, 56 manage to squeeze in some bowling here and there. JOHN WESLEY RITTER 3201 East ,Ilonurnent Street Weis hearty laugh and big brown eyes make you feel good. A future machinist. this baseball participant is kept well occupied with radio and television. Where did he get those eyes, girls? .IOHN T. ROCKSTROH 3710 IIIIIISUII Street Rocky enjoys playing ball and collecting stamps. This tall guy who agrees with modern swing wants to be a pro- jectionist. His main delight is playing shuffelboard on the cafeteria table. and he'll say, Think nothing of it.', LEWIS HAMPTON ROHR H09 South Boulriin Street Lew's 6' 1 frame easily explains the nick-name nstringbeann. This character with the hillbilly walk dreams of drafting and basketball. PAILINIQ ROXEO 835 South Dallas Street Paul is headed for law school. Her turned up nose can always be found in a book. Our Junior Prom Cinderella's special talent is art. The Press', keeps this tiny miss busy during the afternoon. our senior activities ROSEXA ROSSMARK 3920 Fait Avenue HRosie,', a capable editor of the Press, prefers eating lunch during class. Her continual chattering and laughing set off her radiant personality. Give her some potato chips, and she's happy. PAULINE HOSTEK T23 South Luzerne Avenue Pauls's ambition is to be more than a housewife or die an old maid. Radio YVorkshop and Student Patrol have special appeal for this girl with the model-like appearance. PAIQL RLCKELSHALS 3305 Lake Avenue Rucks,', an enthusiastic math student, combines girls and popular music together with his ambition to teach. Wait a minutew, he also has great artistic ability. CASINIIR W. RIFZ.-KLA 229 South Regester Street Hiking and camping seem to occupy much of Casimiris spare time. Cass . as a hobby, takes to the modeling of air planes. 5'Boy, I finally made it. WILLIAM RLTKOWSKI 505 South Potomac Street Willy uses his 6'4 frame on the basketball court and track team and hopes to further these skills in college. He likes math and relaxes by admiring Billy Ecksteiifs records. Although he has no steady. the girls all go for Willyis curly-blond hair. COXSTANCE RYBARCZYK 2412 Ashland Avenue Connie'i with her red specs is a daily visitor to Mr. Izzo and his 9:01 students. This artist talks with her hands and plans a career in fashion designing. Art awards keep her in the footlights. '4Oh, Sugar! CHARLES E. RYBCZYNSKI 602 South Decker Avenue Charles, a Paul Jordan in disguise, takes interest in singing. Al- though quiet in class, he becomes known in math. His school life revolves around physics and chemistry. JOAN J. RYBKA 1729 Lancaster Street Jo, editor-in-chief of the Yearbook, needs many more hours in the day to attend to the many activities she participates in. She will someday be a Civil Service worker. Her help- ful ways, friendliness, and ready smile predict a bright future. JOHN SAHM 808 North Chapel Street Rocky , a boy who believes in starting at the top, is Army Air Force bound. Aeronautics being his favorite subject accounts for that Hwild blue yonderv look in his eyes. VICTORIA M. SAJDAK 1005 South Kenwood Avenue Vickie',, ,lenny's right hand gal, shines when it comes to dan- cing at her church,s Social Club. She excels in office practice, and would therefore, after graduation, like to become a typist. The largest class 155 GENE SANCHUK 3114 East Monument Street Ween , a collector of recordings by the George Shearing Quintet, dreams of inheriting the Standard Oil Company. This well-liked lad is a real gridiron rooter. His interests lie in girls and Coon Parties. ROBERT SCHELLER T19 North Curley Street Bob,' always has time to listen to a joke. He doesnit know what 'ctrig homework is, but he keeps up to date on the television world. CLARA HELEN SCHMIDT 3612 Fait Avenue '6Smitty,' is a member of the school band. She is talented in the music field as well as popular with her friends. Her sparkling eyes and vivacious smile combine to make her the beauty that she is. DOLORES SCHOPPERT 1113 Nezvconzb Way Brown-haired, blue-eyed Lorrie7, uses her time in trying to catch up with the typing. She enjoys watching sports almost as well as participating in them, baseball ranks among the tops. CARLOS SVEND SCHCLTZ 2231 East Fayette Street Schultzie', is believed to have talents! Our little jumping jack plans a future in medicine. uEinstein , with his shoes well shined, is always ready and willing to help any one. MARGARET MARY SCHULTZ 240 South Robinson Street '5Margie participates in class softball and enjoys dancing or swimming with her steady. She's never seen without her two girl friends. When it comes to work, the bookkeeping machine ranks high. FRANK SCLRTI 3403 East Pratt Street Frank's quick thinking may be an advantage when he finally owns his own business. While he likes to collect Franklin half dollars. he also belongs to a social club which enables him to play football and baseball in his spare time. LOUIS SEIBERT 206 Aorth Clover Street g'Lou , thoroughly enjoys those algebra and German periods. He believes in promptness-entering school at 9:00 ABI. andlgfavlng at 2:30 PNI. According to him. this is a Hwierd' wor . FRED SEMENILK 1615 Locust Street This tall, lanky varsity basketball player is a sport enthusiast. The cafe rates high when the menu includes spagetti and meatballs. An easy job would make his dreams come true. LURAY ANNA SENIMLER 2615 East Chase Street Ray's school time is divided among the Radio Yvorkshop and class softball and basketball teams. Her interest in all ac- tivities makes her an interesting person and a reliable friend. 9 bids fare well LEO JAMES SENNETT 317 South Robinson Street Leo is counting on a future as an artist. After school, time is spent in the gym. An ever ready smile plus a wardrobe of bright colored shirts make him known to all. RUSSELL SERAFINI 631 South Tolna Street 6'Russ intends to marry a millionaire and keep the horses running at the race track. He has the reputation of Little Atlasw on the wrestling mat, and gets the biggest kick out of his own jokes. SAMUEL FEDELE SERIO 2312 Essex Street Another whistler of the class is '4The Rock , a boy who wants to become a millionaire in the shortest time possible. His pet expression of Boy, is that jazzylw can be heard echoing through- out his geometry class. HILDA SHARPLESS 4825 Orville Avenue Butch likes bowling, tennis, and working. Her goal has been graduation. Reading takes up some of her pastime. She is tops with everyone. JEROME SHEPPARD 11-1 South Castle Street This tall. lanky lad can be identified by his blond hair. Shep', divides his time between sleeping and dreaming of a future in pro- fessional baseball. JE.-XX ALICE SHINIEK 3500 East Fairmount Avenue Jeanie,' lists chemistry as her pet peeve. Being an editor on the Press and Clipper staffs consumes much of this dark- eyed lassieis time. Only her many friends exceed her num- erous activities. LAWRENCE A. SIBISKI 806 South Highland Avenue g'Blue-eyed Larry? enjoys dancing to Bop music. Feasting and sleep- ing seem to occupy his spare time. Larryis future ambition is to enlist in the L'.S. Air Force. I ainit afraid of teachers. PALL T. SIEWIERSKI 5203 Anthony Avenue Chev definitely has abilities in art, displaying his talent in the Decoration Club. He is a three year participant on the soccer team. He has high hopes of attending an agri- cultural school after graduation. MARY BERNADETTE SIKORSK1 801 South Decker Avenue With g'Bernie', the Cherokee Pleasure Club gets top honors. This future Florence Nightingale will change her cap and gown into a white uniform after graduation. DOROTHY SILVERBERG 3532 Greenspring Avenue A secretarial position is in this lassisis future plans. Her exploding laughter keeps everyone in stitches. Dot excels in stenography and typing and spends her spare time work- ing on the Press. EARL W. SMITH 2203 East Lombard Street Smitty , a smiling sports fiend, looks forward to graduation. Ex- cess time is devoted to church sports. HAZEL MAE SMITH 910 North Bradford Street Sweetie Pie , our versatile actress, from a black face mom- my to a sophisticated celebrity, is mischievous, daring, and quite full of life. Could there be a future Helen Hayes in this attractive Miss? June I - all over FRANK A. SOBIESKI 609 North Kenwood Avenue Soby's,' ambition is to own a hobby shop. Outside work makes his school day end promptly at 2:30 p.m. He voices his approval in that popular exclamation-'fGeorgel MELVIN ALPHONSE SOBOLESKI 3707 Leo Street '6Sobe',, our physics genius, likes to swim and fish. He's a member of the Track, Cross Country, and Rifle teams. When he smiles, the girls donit mind his teasing. MARY THERESA SOLOWSKI 1117 South Bonsal Street A genuine friend, Maru is always willing to lend a helping hand. She plans her future about a certain someone. Meantime she spends her leisure time dancing, swimming, or singing. GREGORY JOHN SOPHOCLEUS 736 South Oldham Street Soph's personality and that Ipana smile make up that born leader- Our Pres. Greg has influe ' aplenty be. cause he always does a good job. He's nevemut on a limb over math. ,ff KARL STAAB 617 North Bouldin Street Stump is an all star on the cinder path. Besides being sports editor of the Yearbook, he is an active member of the Varsity Club and Hi-Y. Gym is his period. BILL STAEWEN 1721 North Montford Avenue Sweet Will became muscular from baseball and football. His kind smile attracts many friends. Sleeping and eating are his real pastimes. To his many amusing friends he merely replies, Get seriousf, ANN MARGARET STANTON 2910 Hudson Street This lassie can always be found dancing and watching baseball games. She enjoys eating and having a good time. Where th-:re's laughter, there's Ann, a good friend to have. PEGGY ANN STATON 11-810 Wright Avenue Peg , our pint size model, likes typing and shorthand. Typ- ing helps to keep her fingers in practice for piano playing. Wedding bells ring loudly in the near future. HARRY STEVENS 1218 South Highland Avenue Steve is the reason why teachers stop teaching. Our competent life saver always leaves 'em laughing. He divides his time between sports and going past the girl's gym. Note the pompadour. JOAN CLAIRE STREB 107 North Potomac Street Jeanie , Our Junior Prom Queen is sure to make a success at stenography. Her lovely brown eyes light up in a cute way, and her blushing face is loved by all. but the shouting DELPHINE CATHERINE TAYLOR 927 South Ellwood Avenue '4Duffy , our class miniature, divides her school time between class softball and basketball. She excels in cooking-in her own way. HOWARD JOHN TELLIS 101 South Boultlin Street 6'Tell,, has ambitions to be a Metropolitan Opera singer. Being lots of fun. he can always be found at '5Spikers,'. Music is his main interest with girls running a close second. 'cYou ainit wif it. JOHN R. THOMAS 345 South Nezclfirh Street l'm hurt. mortally and otherwise , is characteristic of Johnny. Being different, John chooses salmon stew to go with that algebraic brain. He is easily stumped by Latin. but not by girls or sports. MARLI-INE THOMAS 635 South N ewlfirk Street 'iNlar is always willing to help a friend. Yvorking as a Nurse wde is preparation for her professional future. Our seamstre if Hextrarmrdinairew also lends a hand with the Girls' Service Club and the senior committees. CHARLES VERNON THOMPSON 3104 East Fairmount Avenue Vern, our vice-president, looks forward to life as a pharmacist. A friend to all, he puts his stamp of approval on all sports and scientific subjects. DORIS HELEN THORNTON 4209 La Salle Avenue Doris , our strawberry blond, has stenographic ambitions. Mr. Kalbis ambitious ticket seller bubbles with laughter with her heart in her eyes. VIRGINIA TORRE 2328 East Fayette Street Ginny,', our volleyball star, is a regular Honor Roll student. Shels kept busy by committees and the Girls, Service Club. Her wonder- ful personality will take her far in nursing. A Canasta Cat. MARIANO PAUL TROTTA 217 South Grundy Street Jake is a soccer star but hopes to become a barber. His talents in music and baseball could also take him far. Tal- ent plus is Mr. Trotta. ANITA LA TOSCA TUNIS 512 South Highland Avenue Taking charge of the Clipper pictures has kept Anita busy. This dark-haired miss is headed for a professional life. Her daily re- quest is, Lend me a pen, somebody. OSCAR TUNIS 512 South Highland Avenue Buz', could convince you that the moon is made out of green cheese. Translating German seems natural for him. This member of the Student Court is also active in the Chemistry and Debating Clubs. 3 Too soon DORIS HELEN TYLOR 3613 Hudson Street Dot has special talents in cooking and sewing. Our domestic miss has a desire to live in the West. DORIS LHL 604. North Potomac Street Doris has a love for sports, a desire to travel, and a yen for sentimental ballads. Her knack for creating a Hdifferentw laugh has made her a center of attraction among her class- mates. NAZZ.-XRHXO FRANK YELLEGCIA 829 East Pratt Street Kaz dances his spare time away. During school, his mind turns to history and modern problems. This Italian food lover is known for his wavy black hair. TEDDY VENETOCLIS 601 South Elluood Avenue Ted , a bright, clear thinking student, is one of our hard working Councilmen. He yearns to divide all his time be- tween the gym among the tennis players and the Red Shield Boys' Club. FRANK YOCEL 2923 East .llonunzent Street wavy-haired Joe dances and eats and eats and dances. He can be seen displaying those Hollywood legs on the track and cross- country teams. VVhatis it with you? DONALD YVALTERS 3218 East 1'llIiI'lll0llIlI Avenue Don loves to go swimming while listening to popular music. His favorite subjects are shops, but he admits the lun-ch period has its good points. .loANNA HELEN WATER 2834 Hudson Street Jo is a very active member of the Girls' Service Club and the Office Service Club. English and German, being her favorite sub- jects, help to make her a good conversationalist. ALFRED E. WARREN 2130 llaunrlary Avenue Al is a conscientious student who never seems to be without homework. College is waiting this Don Juan of 551. DONALD WATERS 3215 Esther Place ShakeyH who is interested in algebra finds doing woodwork fun. He can always find time to listen to Cold Slaw-Boogie at Midnight. Are you for real? ANNA WAWRYKIW 2834 Elliott Street 6 Anna. along with her sister, is another newcomer to the U.S. The future holds further studying in the field of history. Her favorite American custom is that of eating sundaes. may Aaullvll it ended MARIA WAWRYKIW 2834 Elliott Street Our Ekranian friend has, during her one-year stay at Patterson, obtained much pleasure from watching the nquaintw customs of the students. Her dances show much of the beauty of her country. : YICTORIA CATHERINE WAZLAYEK 218 South Conkling Street '4Yiekie , the gal is ith the dimples, excels in office practice. Her main ambition is for success in the future. JOHN FRANCES WEICIECOSKI 302 South Ann Street ' Our Nloe . fast on track and field. hopes bad luck will never catch up to him. A varsity gridiron member for the past three years, his thoughts turn to college. 'F 9 i sl JOAN WEIDNER gqx -v in 807 Dundalk Avenue '-gf i E joan has a friendly, sincere personality. She takes interest in sewing. painting. and watching wrestling. When not help- ing in the counselor's office, she is planning her future as a homemaker. STANLEY GEORGE WEININGER 308 South Chester Street 'LStosh',, an active member of our soccer team, looks forward to traveling in the future. Mathematics seems to 'icome naturally to him. During the summer months, his favorite saying is, Let's go swimmingf, RAYMOND WENSKI 3446 'Cliftmont Avenue The sleeping beauty of his class, Ray entertains many ambitious students with his fantastic tales. Although he lives to eat, quite a few of his full hours are dedicated to his studies. FRANCIS GEORGE WEST 213 North Curley Street Our own 4'Will Starkw is a great television fan. Nails,' is a whiz in English who sings, tap dances, skates. What,s the story, Here?', MARGARET PAULINE WHITE 314-O Foster Avenue Margie', has a hankerin for the stage. In school she performs with the Glee Club, outside school-the Dramatic Guild. Oh, this younger generationll' 9' .,,, fs-.sig 7i To our dear Alma Mater RITA BARBARA WIELECHOWSKI 241 South Washington Street l'Pinky . blessed with lovely curls even on rainy days, presents a pretty picture at all times. Our class agitator hopes to become a private secretary since she excels in typing and shorthand. How about thatf' TH1-QLMA WIENECKE 211 South Highland Avenue Chula , our class comedian, manages that tricky sneeze and a combustible laugh. This peppy blond keeps us cheer- ing for sports. Her one and onlyi' realizes good things come in small packages. GREGORY EDWARD YVILKENSON 2617 East Biddle Street Willy . our master of the gridiron, enjoys playing cards. He excels in eating mushrooms and steaks flavored with trigonometry. 'il-le who hesitates is lostf, CARLIXE WILLIAMS 1121 South Bonsai Street Badminton, church activities, and television take up a lot of Carline's time. Oh gosh! but she blushes easily. This serious girl hopes to become a topnotch stenograplier. CHARLO'l'Tl'I WILLIAMSON 213 South Collington Avenue Cha . who is forever blushing, has ambitions to become a sec- retary. She takes part in all sports and enjoys reading as well. WILLIAM CHARLES WINTERLING 3301 Foster Avenue t'W'hinip',, Frankie Lane Il, may someday catch up on his. tory notes instead of just catching fish. c'That's for sure, thats for dang sure, is inevitable in his conversation. YIVIAN WISXIESKI 2725 Pelham Avenue 'lihis Classic-al music conscious Miss. dubbed 6'Yiv . rates Chopin tops as a composer. She is a staunch advocate of horseback ridinv and spends her spare tnne reading. CATHERINE WISNIEWSKI A 122 South Patterson Park Avenue Kasia is ever willing to lend a helping hand. She craves the opportunity to be a typist in a hospital. This quiet miss keeps everyom- laughing. DAWN HELEN WITTSTADT 3l2l .llchilflcrry Street Witty , our laughing girl, is assured of a future in teaching. This blue-eyed miss brightens the Press Room with her antics. DONIINIC PALL WOJCIK 1616 Portugal Street Dom adds much talent to his class volleyball team. He likes many other sports and participates in them after school hours. The highlight of his life is graduation day. we w17l always be true HENRY JOHN WOLF 4 South Kresson Street Hen finds it difficult to stay awake in classes because he is kept quite busy out of school with the Kresson A.C. This future Social Security worker lives up to his name. THERESA WOZNIAK 3301 East Baltimore Street Terry enjoys tennis., history, and above all, making her own clothes. Her black hair and green eyes go well with the lights on a dance floor. This Pattersonite plans on being an X-ray technician. GEORGE CHARLES WYATT 1209 North Ellwood Avenue wfimv, Patterson,s Vaughn Monroe, hopes to find a career in his voice. When not in the music room, he can be found playing base- ball. George has a talent for having fun. DONALD WILLIAM YOUNGER 122 South Potomac Street Don,s own special way of greeting is What ye say, Dad? He goes in for crew haircuts in a big way and can always be seen in the halls-hhuntingf' FRANK J. ZANTO 345 South Lehigh Street Frank,', our future aviator likes to loaf when he isnit working. Jr. likes gym, and he also takes a favor to the girls. Too Much GLORIA ANIT.-X ZICK 81l .Worth Bradford Street 'lGlo has a desire to do something really great. This lively Miss is talented with the gift of writing and acting. She displays her musical ability in the Senior Chorus. WILLIAM S. ZIEGLER 414 North Rose Street Will thoroughly knows his X, y, z's. A trim whiffle the year round matches his neat attire. He never has to worry about reaching that basket. German doesn't stump Herr Ziegler. DOROTHY ZIELINSKI 2508 Hudson Street Dot,' has an art for friendliness and an inexhaustible wit. Her doll-like features in no way curtail her energy. Wed- f- ding Bells Will Soon be Ringing for this galaxy of gayness. IN MEMORIAM J OSEPHINE Sov1cH Hers was a rare and wondrous gift, The gift of helpful friendliness. It was her life To spread good cheer, To work hard without complaint, To give of herself to class and school, S0 that in remembering her, We have no tears'- Only a quiet joy. Virginia Torre We put our best foot forward These memlners of the June '51 class have 'X made the Honor Roll a majority of times. g, Their scholastic' records are highly commen- dable, hut so is the fact that they, in addition, contributed -to such organizations in the school as the Press, Student council, and '51 Clipper. B. John, T. Pupek V ' . H. POPOIHHTOHI O. Markulis Q' C. A. Miller, M. J. Mack 1' J relia- 51295 T. Venetoulis, T. Coon, B. Lapetina M. Lechert, C. Sophocleus J. Rybka, M. Thomas. 67 Y. Torre, J. Shimek, C. Kelly ORGANIZATIONS Ji,-5 XX C EN ' X U 0 1 G1ee wb X E Ar an P 5' ,Ar I Q- kk y Qc 6 ti A I g SENIOR CHORUS rs! Row D. WJBIPYS, Il. Lassalln. B. Juhn, Y. Pricv, Y. I.iIJImi. D. Grynkivwicz, D. Johnson, M. Kovll, II. Tcllis, C. Ballew, E. Coralski, J I:Il21IlIIDt'l'IiiIIl, D. IJKWIIIP, W. Mariel, U. Soplmvlrllr-, J. Walker. Serunrl Row' VK. Pc-tronv, P. Rostvk, B. Mentzer, C. Christellfl, l Je-nkins, B. NIcl.aim-. R. llartly, J. Ijuiandrn, J. Thomas, H. Fit:-hott, IJ. Lvwis, G. Wyatt. Thin! Row fJ. Rybka, L. Semmlvr, NI. Hawk, NI. Walla-ra, I.. Burmuky. Nl. St-ible-, I . lfianlpaglia, N. clOf1lllt'lPS, C. Wallvrs, K. SIIIIKJVIK, J. Krllpinsky. Fourth Row' YA. Bak, II. Chcslick, NI. Szlwla, C. Jacobson, B. Hollillgshvad, Ii. Cviltvr, H. Bright, C. Nlmlltun, C. Ryhczynski, J. Sahm 1 SENIOR GLEE CLUB First Row J. Twcetllv, N. Finley, J. Rvascr. Second Row'-C. Morris, Y. Backert, B. Eulert, D. Fishvr, D. Rach. If. Webb, I. Siasun. C. Thf-is, A. Antcnd. Thin! Row'-VD. Trittn. S. Amendt. C. Gutierrez, S. Crmlitlu, J. Turnblefun. NI. 3IcCuhIrin, IJ. Quady, Il. Kral, E. Kaliupv, R. DiBf-rdin, B. Manley. Fourth Roun C. Wmllfer, I.. lliltv, I.. GESK'IlMt'll1II. M. Bazmuurr, NI. Baranmwki, J. Shilling. J. Scott, NI. Hanzlik, N, Snitz. Fifth Rnw- F. Urth, C. Paris, NI. NIaCKauaky, J. Speisser, P. White, H. Tlmnrpsrm. Cara- van, J Appelt. Sixth Row Nlifs C. Crnlnck, Director IVIF Per Uflllfffi VARSITY BAND Directed by Mr. F. Chemey tles on parade .. fl:- sail' 0 HI-Y First Rvu' Xl. Saxarcw. L. Limle-r, H. Su-ve-nQ, J. Spenser, C. Pc-ters, R. Hz-lnuldv. Nl. Ewell, B. Marte-I, R. llardy, C. Ballew, D. Devine, L. Stake-n, C. Suphnclmxs, Y. Thumpson. Serond Row--D. Lewis, C. Wilkimun. R. Divkinwn. J. 'Phmnas xnxx GIRLS SERN ICE CLLB ns! Hou N IJ .1 nm rm R rk J S H 56 0'1f1 014' mm .um dl 4 lr: ou N1 mr I L1 r Nl. Th mu-. . .. Q 1' 1, . Q NXJ:14N. . rau-', . 'uvr . J r us fum W0 Ktudent C0unc11 OFFICERS J. Porter, P. Thomas, J. Bordeaux, C. Peters, S. Podlasek, J. Hines CIJNFRAL ASSEMBLY x R SENATE 1'lfSl Row B Fundnrlmurk I' Ivfnharrlt P 'limbs 'XI Young E Neubergvr J Roberts .Sezond Row I u 4 v o my tll Il1?C'kl Slandm Inf Vx 'V' 4 V . ' J 4? , A' I .1 , 1 qlv 4 vi 4 x 1 it .4 , 1 -4 ' ,' 154 1' 1-. ' ', I. .w , , ' . , . , . .. '- ,. Claha gh, L. Zim: T. Fe-l -si. S. Ju mas, C. S pl 'I' S, E. '. -Y ' g--J. H' 's -Ly Y QTL DILNT COLRT A Ixumlratn II Becker P Thomas N Backer! O Tunls F Resch The Students Government 'lhe Student Counul through the cooperatlon of the en llre student body has been able to accompllsh a great deal for the Improvement of the school It IS made up of two dlstlnct bodles the Senate presided over by the vlce presldent and the General Assembly pre lcled ower bw the presldent Although thls partlcular phase of llfe at Patterson IS com paratnely new lt has enjoyed marked success I do solemnly swear lnauguratlon Ceremonies FRENCH AND SPANISH - AFTER HOURS First Row-R. Popp. B, Wlarlmvska. ll. Tlmumpson, P. Whitv. K. Gralrvk, Miss G. Pariarvlli. D. Fislwr, 1. Sectrir' D. Srmzuki, S. PrvstiCzlQki. Svfonci Rau' ll. AI'lIlFlI'llllQl, J. Porter. R. Bmwn, fl. llallsinki, C. Silk. Xl. Kullm, R Tenaglia. B. Tc-nner, R. Gutfmutlx, P. Kmsknulas. Third Row Arnlstmng, A. Zamlruunis, P. Elder, ll. Compton F. Doertler. .l. Zibritsky, R. Carroll. Webster, R. Glover, R. Pc-ters, T. Nlavrakis, O. Fc-lluca DISCIPELI, DISCIPULAE, ET MACISTRA First Row--J. Srhnll, D. Cwrge-. D. Ecunoxnidvs, A. Emery, P. Pinvauski. Swami Rnzvwfj, Nr-ulwrt. C. Duvoll I. Tweedle, E. Bailey, Third Row -E. Nrulu-rger, P. Glenn. B. Frys. C, Tlmuwamlflmn, Il. Wyblz-, G. Kariotis l. Johns, R. Ross, B. Barter. I.. Leigllt. E. Kraft, Nl, Savan-fe, Miss Nl. Kidxwll THE ALCHEMISTS' DEN First Pour-M. Erautll. W. Winterling, T, Clmirogas, Y. Tlmnmpsnn, C, Rybczynski, J. Pluciennik, R. Rf-blmert, O. Tunis Xl. Sulmleski, Y. Torre-. B. Puston, A. Tunis. Nl. Cramliutis, C. Combs, Nl. Bowen. Serond Row M. Ewa-ll, l. Thomas, H. Culrerly, Mr. ll. Welkns. Nl. Eisingvr. P. Care, B. Connelly. C. Boyce 9 1 CUM LAUDE Miss H. Sharp - Faculty Sponsor KEY CLUB if-Sf R010 K. Nwixllvr. P. Kink. 5. Un-lunl. R. Rf-mnlflf-, W. Nlarnfl, H, f:f1IllSl', F. Resch. Mr. F. Spinning. Second Rau' 11. Ke-Hn-r, A. Kumlralic, J. Him'-, S. Pucllasu-lx, C. SlIIlhlIl'lt'llS, P. Thumas, Al. Pnrn-r I l'Tl'Rli 'I'lCACIllCRS Ulf' AMERICA I l4f.Sf H1114 IH: ll. Sp-wr. IJ. Fixhf-r. H. Burr:-ll. ll. Harh. U. Iiulr-rt, Hin I.. Hlll'kiIlg1il3IIl. Swunzl Row--N XX'1.ji.4.l1.m-Lu. Nl. XI1fful+l:ilx. J. Fpviwr. I.. Nlmltl. N. In-lrivk. XX. 'l'lll11l1lr'w11. lf. Nf'llrlf'fg1t'f, Third Rau' R 75 K1-xlwl-la-. Il. .Xrm-Irl-ng. F. .XI'lllNIflIllQl. il. Wglllv The Press EDITORS AND C0 EDITORS Seated J Shxmek T IChnl0WSkl R Rossmark StandzngQC Muller R Crotsley The PRESS must go to prmtl RUShlDg to meet that last deadline the torlers of Patterson s volce work fever xshly to get thelr stones ln Wlth the ard and coopera tlon of reporters feature and sports wrlters tyP1StS and copy readers the PRESS IS publlshed falthfully each week A frlendly atmosphere prevails ln thls room desplte those hevtlc Wednesday nights Members of thls staff work mcessantly to get the news lnto the hands of all Pattersonltes I 3 REPORTERS AND FEATURE WRITFRS Seated A Snuth B Cdd S d R , a en tan Ing Rebherl, B Eulert, S Kn r D Wit t dt, C Nl ls, N C ll E Karwsackl J Tumbleson, D Rach, L Dreyfus 0 r I ga aslul Osle O' gg ' 77 ' A . . , . - 9 . . , . , , A K , . . . .Q - . .D , , E 'jeff X 1 tg.. X N. 'lf V V .Z::.,. .,W , sw, S Y, ESQ? .1 A E233 V ' fy ' A, 11 ' .. 3 VV ., il My MTE .111 2 V l 4- - W' ' ' , .L M452 , 1 I lg 79 xi ! ll c . . 7 n ' .Q u . , . E lr. ,M , 2 . Q X.,-r ' s -.1 A 1 ' Q ' - . 4, 'N 1 . .. - s . . . A p he I x , p l A or t l 74 '-1? 4 W 4 9 A Q . , I. xN ' s 'A x S 'eg 509' ' 4 fl 4' f Put that PRESS away' PROOF READERS C Combs P Care B Connelly Uur weekly reading habit 4' X J. N gk, Il.All1 CIRC1 LATION SFAFF 1 . . .m '. Ev mi RADIO WORK SHOP M Xnntas B Wludkowska S Simmons ,I L Myrlck I Srmmlcr Sponsor Mrs E Schamberger Xer vice 6 lclency VARSITY CLL B T Coon G Thomas G Cramll F Frazxer J Crden R Blelskl ,I Tlrschman K Staab AL DIO VISL AL AIDES Fzrst Row S Bustard Urs E Bruso vwankm C Peters A lambounls Second Row T Ichnnovs-.lu E LISIFCRI S Pod l3'5f'Ck ,I Thackmr T Ford L Hartlove D Rnark STAGE CREW 'Hr Kennedy H Senett P Burger E Brooks N3 LIBRARY AIDES Sflflll B Lam 9 Iagku D Roc Slundmg NI Xmtae NI Smelon B Euler! 'NI Wagner NI Martin A K0 wal ky D Brydgeb Y De-mbeck B WIadlwmslPc1 Courtesy BURFAI OF SAI FS l'lfYf Row II Prupumaronl 0 N ar kulxs I I rlf-bel D TI11 rnmn Second 0w X as 1 ara Qlrev Mr IXaIIn 'NI Klmnwlman I' Orth 3' 'S I Xl II RSUN Q Fl OIII' NI I 'NICHTI NCAI I S Ill r 1.11 .nl NIHHHI 111 X X BWU1 Q x 2 N ,I . r- I Q M ' I ff'-. . IC. I' 's,. 4',I. .,.,- E 1 f 4 N V-. W' . DF, . AI ' P. .. 1 , . I . R V .fl Q, ,I. . I, . M. . ,, I 'F 2 ,, 1 '39 1 'T 1 v' V Q V : ' vm: I Q , p - I rr! I qw, .. x Cl-D ' 1 ' - IX' 9 I .' . If If f 1 If ,ff 5,-, All XI -, I.. FI f' ,. . f I Q Xl. xxktlfv. J. Julmy. Y. NIJ. NI. VIQIIHIIILIN, I, Cray, I 5:'IwlI, I , Dukii-i-. AI. 1 - FA Iii:-IIIII-I B Th 6 CIIPPEF EDITORS . Poston, J. R bka, C. H ll R. Bloiimdsworth ar Ove li 'six K. f . C? I. 'I' .,-I -6,15 The Big Twov Mrs. Lobig, Mrs. Loposhich TYPISTS D. Kowalski, D. Crynkiewicz, E. Redtman, V. Libbi, D. Silverberg R. Fischer, F. Kowalski 'Www .--sw ww LITERARY STAFF St'lll6't1f N. Torre. NI. Thwmas, B, Ji-lm. NI. Mark. R. Pe-mum-, Nl. Bailnr, KI. White. Szamling ABI. Lung, F. Dukississ, T. Pupek. D. Slwrnxan. D. Ruark. J. Nmak, il. llrielu-I, lf. .vXllv11. J. Amalu. D. Silwrberg, M. Lung -ww FEBRL ARY JUNE C X x if :xxx N1 fb 'Q X O PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF A Tums M Jackson R Crouse M Kanous Edltors xn Chlef Hartlove J Rybka AQS0Cl3tC Edltors Bloodsvworth B Poston Art Edltors Rink C Kelly Photography Edll0fS Crouse M Karlotxs Busmess Managers IX R Petrone Ml' ps af' X S ,f 'X fi-df' ART STAFF C Kelly B Poston R Swisher P Rink j Rlnllrll Y 'Nix K F 5 ADVP RIIQINC 51 AFP U, R Fltc 514 OFFICE SERVICE FORCE ...Y VV Hirst Row-XI. Kariulis. P. Carter, R. Le-nagzlia. C. Ballew, BI. Kalb, D. Thurmon. J. Streb. Serond Row-B. Fee-hley, X. Fnril, Nl. Young, D. i.1'iIIliilliliCX', E. Bartvl, J. Lrssis. Miss L. Coard, J. Cmifrvy, B. Mason, D. Lassahn, .I. Wajer, R. Pc-troneg E. O'Toule CLLINARY QUEENS First Row--S. Ste-ww, D. Jones, J. Lambardi Y. Fewftcr, B. Radciatz. S. Gentrvy, D. Merdock J. Bc-ehler, K. Wilinski, S. Carawan, S. Armstrong. XI. Nnranbruck, Ni. Barurwwski. Hrs. L. Butlvr Mrs. W. Carey. Seronrl Row 7-M. Christian, J Niyrick, L. Semmlc-r. Nlrs. C. Nc-well, S. Simmons Ni. Sim-lan, M. Xlurtvin. j. Slim-ts. B. Wrigzlit 1. .-Xppm-lt . INK AND TYPE BRICADE R Kry iak T Lepka J Lohmski E Novakowskl S Jones R Williammn 'Nl hrauth Wir L Nlarlms D Jedllcka J Sullivan CAMERA FI ,NDS st Row -R. Mau-r. ., Drej ur R. Rviibvrt. Sefon w-Mr. H. W4-lkus, P. Buhrman. C. Rybvzynski, . Hunger. B. Wladkmwka, A, Delamlio. Ni. Peterson, Y. Ca uvsayl I.. Li k ,am I N-1 3 5. ' AIVNIOR RED CROSS lwrgvr. J. Crzwmalla. M, l'v I Ion. J, Svynmour. Seronrl Rl71l4 J. Nluvlle-r. M. Buranowski. Nl BHACYIIOTP. Nlisx K. Bovvffrsow ff. PIIldt'll. D. Nfourv. 5. Dash irll. BI. Mille-r. lH1i1SI.l'li.-XXlJ'l'HlilLOl.1JOlfl1lC.l'.RS odlasvk, Miss V. Potts. sponsor. C. Peters. M. Fikola Ilfil I Iii I LOST AND FOUND IJ, Edward., L. XxIrIllf'W4kI, 5. Lfxggin. J. Maka. P. Cluttz-r The ones we lea ve b6hIY1d 1 Q . kk , Q f :ATG 'D 1 x' 4 t . . ' 1 ' v' -. ' - - . Q5 W. i ! Q ,. KK MU Y L i. 'HA4 UH E Lisiecki M Evans Miss M. Vaiden - Sponsor J. Thacker D. Ganz 3 AN D COLD su uggyxz T C. Wyhle. F. Neuberger, M. Savarese, J. Glorioso 1 10B8 8 1082 C Harrls G Kamenkl Mrs M Sphlelzer C Haas M 10A1 1084 XYHVII' TD CHI D 1087 'lllllllllVl'l. 982 9B5 1085 IOBIO 983 ATHLEHCS QQ CyCXg yT L X Z? X SK X f N Q, I C K3 K C51 J 61 -. , 5 I xx oc e eamfBaXtimore it ole e 1 5- .vv' gn f O' Q 1 'J J, 'sings A , is I a. f X ffm 155' VARSITY BASEBALL First Row-W. Clouspy, D. Ganz, P. Casey, J. Hopkins. R. Cella, V. Bendvr, Second Row-N. Krouse, J. Szynianski. G. Thomas, J. Spencer, R. Colaimmn ,- , F. Hatman. Third Row-F. Addicks, J. Samm, F. Ellick. Mr. A. 0'K96f? E, Hauseknecht, A. Calzone, L. Cantalupo Xprlhg brhzgs out J. V. BASEBALL Firs5,Row-F. Jacquibalis, J. Krupinski, NI. Savarf-se, L. Fislwr. D. Ickvnburff F Pedrick Ser- ofzd Row-C. wyablf-, J. Ratajack, D. Collins, u. stevens, T. Kane, R, B...SQ. Third Ro'wA-D Ygunger, H. Fitzgerald, P. Cassidy, D. Hammcn. Mr. P. Gnrdnn, W. Ruguski, W. Ellie-t, J. Tisvu: wntz, D. Sessa This is the way to do it! . . Q7 X ii 90 Rylmka, B. Schluttcr, M. Druyml, T. Amlvrmn, C. flnramc, F. Kowalski, D. Kowalski, M. Jackson, A ryzmala,, M. Thomas, M, Lptun, X. Torre-, Mias li. Whittcmure I - I , ,,4!'4'v 5 , .4 . - , f is-lf' -' law 411 ' ' gli' iztitif GIRLS' TENNIS diamond enthusiasts ... !IL 'rf' Rack it up, says B. Schlutter GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM First Row-----M. Smith, D. Murdock, L. Light, J. Schmidt, P. Fc-ehley, M. Connors. Sec- ond Row-J. Fischer, C. Pasquennelli, B. Bater, D. Uhl, C. Costello, R. Tornensky. Third Rowij. Sholl, M. Sparks, J. lvans, C. Jacobs, P. Lang, M. Shaffer -ig-n -Q G C Costello and K. Pasquennelli strike a typical softball pose . , v 5 , ' Y ,Q3,,,, ,l .f' ki-K.Lvxf,l3.l igll? VARSITY TRACK TEAM First Run' -X. Noxuk. J. Grd:-n. li. Brilillart. K. Slaalm, J Lirif'l'ki, J. Tifrilllldll. R, Se-rafini. Sefond Row--D 'x1i2ilIlS. R. Iluvall. II. P4-tere. R. Lacher, P. Filar, R Kuhn-n. D. Flaherty. Third Row R. McKee. R Bic-Lki. li. Stokes. B. Healy. R. Weglein, R. Pivec, i.. Ste-plwn. C. Km-mp. lv - ' 'SJ . paw.: ' v .. ' QKCDON . , Flrst slgns Up and over AX 'ip iff. 0 sprin fit.-. .. afar 5 H I 'K I , I ' K J., .. S-if ' ' 1 V' Y. :Q ' 'if - 1 A f .,.., M M J. V. TRACK TEAM ' T 3 V , 'W ' gifs! gong'---W. Graham, E. Li:+ic-vki, J. Im-kett, D. Hughs, M. Soboieski, S. J .A f I jeg in ' ass, . lvgel, Sefonrl Row- J. Clark, N. Miller. S. Witnmski, R. Hoppa, D. -JJ N xL, 1 Meredith, K. Rogers. Third Row--D. Caulk, P. Caydos, J. Neighbors, W. -4 Rolfes, B. Rulkowski, H. Weber, J. Hines P. Wallis, Perfect balancing I XS V I . x N S Jx. N7 .,,, jf rf 4' tiff r K X :E J E 5 - AN'i?'S ' K 01 -vw-UU' r xi PA., .METAR U 5 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM First Row T. Wiener-ke, B Bowen, A. Plakatoris, B. Fun clerburk, A. Lazzaro, R. Fisch er. Second Row-Y. Torre .l Spencer, N. Fowler, C. Tra sarti, J. Kowalski, .l. Sisson M. Droyd. Third Row!A Abbey, Mrs. Pielke, V. Crotll Emphasis in girls' sports is in terms of intramural rather than interscholastic sports. The school is permitted only three outside games. Competing year teams are chosen from class teams and represent what would otherwise be varsitv material. ITT Patterson Park tm - Hat and ' BOYS' LACROSSE First RowfK. llall, J. George, L. Molinaro, M. Rochinos. W. Henderson, .l. Molino, N. Lioi, O. Cerrata, C. Slechta. Second Ro.w4H. Freund, J. Roth, C. Barnowski, A. Bowling, E. Kasiba, F. Moflett, I. Bramble. C. Silk, N. Lambros, l. Elipoulas. Third Row A. Carman. T. Robinson, W. Blair, ll. Gutsmuth, B. Bialzak, M. Smith, B. Anzengruluo, Mr. J. Sansone-, fl. Cruise, A. Lamlmissc, Y. Palermo, E. Cheek, C. Morgan, A. Kotsos, Belcaslro QQ Don't touch that net' ogg.. I' .I C1 Nr 5,5 I f if -J qi i f Wd P Mo S' A' Guards-R. Auffarth, J. Grden. Mr. l. Biasi and Mr. J. Sansone kept the boys hustlisg v Technicalities were attended to by our student managers, T. Felesi and F. Lotman Give him the slip! R. Bond, F. Barile, T. Wyatt, A. Bowling, J. Roth Backs-First Row-Y -J. Lisivcki, C. ,lc-skulski, D. Flarherly. J. Erdman, F. Franklin. H. Kel- lerman, T. Moffett, R. Cells, N. Economides. Centers-H. Russ, C. Chicgatos, W. Blair, D. Lewis Once again Patterson Park's football team, trying to retain the state championship, started its competi- tive season by downing all its foes in quick order. In the middle of the season, the East Baltimoreans be- gan extra long, strenuous, and secret practices. These were in preparation for the widely publicized Pat- terson, St. Joe game on the night of October 27. Champions Z'flfl1'lf'Sf-J. Pepka, C. Cruise, J. Lliopoulos, G. Gramil, P. Bouth- ner, R. Anzengruber R. Bielski. J. tjhiapparelli. Second Ron'--fR. Lamb, F. Frazer, J. cieoski. R. Pedrieh. D. Ganz, R. Currerl, Patterson Patterson Patterson Patterson Patterson Patterson Patterson Patterson 26-Petersburg o,... 21-Poly P P ,oo,, 26-New RochellePPP. 33-City P P 38-Southern P P T-Mt. Sr. Joes 38-Forest Park PPPPP 26 - Hershey Indu 14 S . - -, '. ' The gloom was thick. Ends-C. Lambrecht, V. Palermo, W. Weglein, G. Wilkin- son, R. Pivec, R. Duvall, D. Haas, A. Kotsos The long awaited night came, and after a rugged fight, game time found the two top notch teams in a seven to seven deadlock. This left the team and its nnmy loyal knights in low spirits. Miraculously, how- ever, Loyola defeated St. Joe and allowed Patterson to liar-k right into the M. S. A. Championship. ' ' -fi n'ff-iiilffilaiT'Vf'?',.t3'?Eis4.7 'ivsufw-ffif.T Clear sailing? N-il 'f' ,X J. V. FOOTBALL TEAM First R0w+B. Diacumakus, l. Balliet, D. Hughes, C. Keegan, J. Bish, W. Thelen, H. Freund, T. Kane, R. Roguski, D. Florentine, L. Wisnewski. Second Row-R. Wood, J. Kotula, G. Blume, J. Johnson, C. Chiecanti, C. Welzant, J. Hightower, J. Hightower, R. Outen, N. Fialkowski, K. Pop. Third Rowallr. P. Cordon, A. Bontempo, J. Konig, B. Levitt, T. Eser, B. Eckert, B. Brilhart, R. Morgan, P. Wallis, R. Carman, Mr. A. O'Keefe Champions, foo The Junior Varsity Football Team held high, for all to see and take warning, their championship record throughout the season. Their defense was suvh that no team 1-ould push its way past to pay dirt. Such playing could, and did, result in the M. S. A. Championship. ln view of the fact that many of these Stars will occupy positions on the future varsity team, the outlook is very bright for Patterson's football squads in the next few years. CHEERLEADERS R. Ferraro, L. Light, G. Lockwood, C. Costello, B. Funderburk, N. Hetzner, M. Wainio, J. Mueller Sinre the Patterson Park harriers did not suc- ceed in making a first place showing in their dual meets. it was predieted that they would take only third plave honors in the Nl. S. A. race. However, VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM First Row-J. Tirschman, K. Staab, M. Savarese, P. Filar Second Row-M. Blalock, S. Witomski, R. McKee, Mr. H. Lawson, P. Caydos, D. Adams, A. Novak 42. f Fancy Footwork the Pats trained diligently. and at no time was there any doubt about their winning if they tried. The outcome of the lmig race was a first place for Pattersonls Cross Country Team. Qtr wel, J. V. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM First Row-G. Baranoski, D. Majka, R. Pruitt, E. Crockett, M. Soboleski Second Row-H. Moll, J. Blair, Mr. H. Lawson, R. Balcer, R. Beczkowski Y' v-Ili VARSITY SOCCER TEAM First RowmF. Ellick, W. Otradovec, G. Zink, J. Spencer, M Trotta, J. Hopkins, T. Coon, S. Weininger Second Row-E. Karwacki, E. Chojnacki, E. Mueller, L. Rohr, A. Smith, H. Stevens, J. Hiens, Mr. W. Haefner 0.812 me J. V. SOCCER TEAM First Row-P. Siewierski, E. Kraft, E. Elhck, D. Trotta P. Amrhein Second Row-R. Gutsmuth, G. Silk, F. Compton, Mr. W. Haef ner, L. Fischer. J. Contino, J. Di Fabbio 1 ALL fAf D I I Nye H I a 1 L fa: ' B R Hacker Teak N! akzmin, p5 'Y WRYSYLXNG 'YYANX k W. Dashkn-XX, X. Wosnewskd, . , W. Heahj, D. Yhxghi, 3- VINRSYX Lewke, S. Gai , ' hh, C. Bum Harm D. k A bm 'Rada Xdcn G. A , L l1auX', . . Ps. 0 First RowfR.'Yw . Sefond R0wff'Y. Qlherrkgus, . M1 fold ' V!f?f1fh , 5011115 I , W nzovex I, 1 f,I1v1'f,',,Y k T Q4 ,X YZ, -ww .F X B, Baton L . Leicht- G L . ockwood - 1. John s. W . atph thp blrdl? I i that hold! 5 5. rw- .Si Q ww, '-5' 4 'v ,T- v N .. ' tk Q I i fglfw J. V. WRE ww. Second Z'jowX,I,PtZeg0y, M' S TLINC Scunda, J llopoliou .Q P , yi ,Q air! Qin? M. Wgini0 . Her. .. M, bhae 110' D George- C' Loge AVI. Ticff- I 'QB TEAM . S II ., C. ' ' S, T. Felese, 05: 'Hgh Kano! HOCKEY TEAM I, CIR 1r.rl Rau, . M 5, BADMINTON TEA GIRL . . lIaS- ni k. A. ma'-0' Iritchvll- G' Ran a ns, B. Frvs, B. Te efigof, Oc-ble 1. Zubritsky LS' SWIMMING TEAM '-XA. Be-nvenea, I. Sisson, Pratzowski L Sr-'convz' Rowxll. Upton, C. Majchrzak, I ' ' lid lfowXV. Dudzinski. A. P . A. ISS ' xii.-h..11,ffg,fr' PF' G' I., A Pollar Q ' ML, j0y ' ..-A. nfs' if, .wonff Rau f,.nw:l ' nnaglia, T. Wb 1 Ch, M Svhwzke. R. Ciafeir , . Polofroni. N. Uureua. .. Danlor, L. Barczalc, P. Davis. aulus, U. Evans, N. Sic-tz. but others brave 11 elem6 'S 1 e A Q pf Q 'E g E N .5 1:-PN W- N ,sf -.K H' ! A I Ig? 17:7 H. H ll I x 01 ce '45 ,kf 1. if ',, 14.5, f nl' 3 75 ig! M' A ? ,.4- L L. 1 N 2 V t WS, Qi' ig, , N. A 9 f 5. Clhnaxes Grab that rebound Y Two Points? Qs J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM First Rou'-K. Molcsworth, A. Kolsos, R, Benyock, R. Bish, M. Morgan, D. Hass, M. Smith 'C. Johnson Second Row-Mr. J. Sansone-, J. Banashak, C. Welzant, C. Weir, E. Karuacki, M. Savarese D. Auffarlh, J. Nlvnton. J. R4-lman to whiter sports GIRLS, BEGINNER BOWLING TEAM First Rau'--J. Horhoe. J. Thomai. D. Cocoran. B. Ariz:-rgruber, M. Smvton, J. Fisher, B. Boyce. Hetzner. H. Stupka. M. Yeager. Second Row-E. Sc-awe-ll, D. Kemp, J. Seymour, A. Raspa. D. Amrhein, C. Spicer. D. Baer. M. 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WEBER 8K SON Real Estatev 3033 Eastern Ave. BR. 3300-2496 Q Q Q Gowns Made to Order Formals Lingerie JUDY'S BRIDAL SHOPPE 3213 Eastern Avenue PEABODY 9716 Graduation Gowns Open Evenings Church and Society Goods Beads and Novelties TELEPHONE VERNON 3792 THE FLAG, BANNER 81 PENNANT SHOP 409 Park Avenue Baltimore 1, Md. O O Q WALTER'S Betholine-Sinclair Service Station 3004. Erdman Ave. Baltimore 13, Md. O O 9 HARRY SPARKS CO. Heating - Oil Burners - Plumbing 2939 Pulaski Highway 5 Q 0 AVENUE RESTAURANT Good Food - Popular Prices 1 Cor. East Ave. at Eastern Call BR. 9725 Baltimore, Md. 6 O 9 Compliments of BARN ES' CONFECTIONERY O O 9 Store Hours-9:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. Nl. Wallpaper Steaming FLEET WALLPAPER K PAINT CO. 534 S. Conkling St., Baltimore 24, Md. ORleans 4366 Res., PEahody 5158 9 O 9 Compliments of CRIMSON AUXILIARY Oldham 81 Fleet Streets An Athletic Club of HighlGl1dl0lL'll, 0 Q O Compliments of HINES' SERVICE STATION Fleet 8: Chester Streets Joris C. Hirvzs, Prop. 1 Zeal Wwdee PAUL JORDA Your Yearbook Pho togmffzpher 3121 EASTERN AVENUE PEoboay 9018 Best Wlsfzvs Zlmmerman 6 Shane Florzsnis fgm 11 111111 flouersy DAVID S .I CONRAD QALQE TXA Ellwood Garage 81 Servlce Stahon 3101 Pulaskl Hlghway Baltlmore 24 Maryland CARLTON E WICH PRESCRII 'I ION PHARNI ACIST Phone Broadway 0767 Ellwood Avenue 81 Pulasku I-llghway P HARANT 81 SON Speudllzlng, I11 111I1tV Fund 229 North Curley Street EAstern 6498 Soma s Cluldren s Wear H06 Ea t BAIIIYHOIC Stleet Phone Urlean 2183 LADIES WEAR GIFTS TOYS Success to the Graduates' GENE S CAFE 'I007 Pennsylvanla Avenue EL GENE RUDA Proprzelor Congramlatzom I0 FCIJllldlN and June Cla e 0 1951 ELAINE UCHLCIx LOPOSHICH VIYRTLE CLISHANI LOBIG 7 ' , I 5 b. ,..y Q i .1 5 ' 9 ' 9 cm' DE1.11'E11Y ORLEANS 6958 , i A s 1 I 1- 1: My S 'sssf f Fred Cross Er Sons COAL - OIL 1300 South Clinton Street Broadway 1460 Congratulations C98 Tomato Products from ' Citrus Juices the 0 Mormclcdes 9 o Preserves READ'S DRUG 0004- 'fgjifgs since l1o6 , Scum STORES rn: caoss: amcuwmco. BALTIMORE 24, MD. DAVIS CONFECTICDNERY 148 South Ellwood Avenue. Baltimore 24, Maryland EAstern 9621 SODA, STATIONERY and SCHOOL SLPPLIES EMILY M. 84 J. WILBUR DAVIS .I .lenkms Sons Co Inc llanu acturer PATTERSON PARK HIGH School Jewelry Rlngs Plns Buckles 20 WEST REDWOOD STREET MU 3394 AFTENTION JUNIURS' ,MNIF FASHIOINS IS XUUR SHUI lll 11111101 Appalel smully tyled f0l tl y0llll md the younb 111 l1eQ1t Ask about our funzor Clzarge Account plan JAN I E FASHlONS NATIONAL COMPANY 310 E Boltlmore Street O O O I , f , 5 of T' I I S .'.! GC ' I7 77 N , S A , Here you will find the Olllglillldlllg names , . 1 1 f , +A- A. E - T Y Q I 16 1 gg 1 Q ff ' 1 ' . 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