Cathedral High School - Orbit Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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irs o F 1 R w ll. to r.J - Marlene Messner, Ma Button, Niiole Latauskas, Margare rgo 12-A 1 Carlos, Irma Hmca, .lohanne Mulvale, Jackie OW Y Ca dy Second Row - Brigitte Wannenmacher, Jo-Ann Y h HI, Joa Shea Marie Kirk, Betty S Maryann Ripanti, Joyce Kokak. R ID AtgLBIf.ll CpttMly Thid Row - Pat oncaio a, ianne rms ron , a e, uiana a rio i, ari n D Helena Gordon. F h Row - Mary Wood, Margaret Kolenko, Eleanor Mur, Lynda Hart, Eleanor F I y P t Kacsmar. GRADE 12-A 12-A is a batty class of brainy beauties. VVith all those gems of genius lying around, in the persons of class representatives MARILYN DIXON and PA- TRICIA RGNCAIOLI, and our editor, MARIE KIRK, you'd think our reports would be out of this world, believe me, they arel The class mathematicians, BRIGITTE VVANNENMACHER and JOAN SI-IEA are the only ones who don't shiver in their shoes when showing the cards to their parents. Even though some of us are junior Einsteins, like LYNDA HART and ELEANOR FOLEY, were not squares. These two share a locker and in their great rush at 3.20, ELEANOR wears LYNDA'S gloves while LYNDA wonders why ELEANOR'S coat won't fit. Although we're watched by the eagle eyes of teachers, we have some fun, what with DIANNE ARMSTRONG blowing up the lab every Tuesday. She can't seem to get it through her pretty red head that SISTER LEONA means it when she says: Don't dump I-ICI into I-I2S. The main fault of the brunettes in 12-A is forget- fulness. Before every gym period, a shrill terrifying wail is heard in the locker room, above the chattering of juvenile 12-B. Then the cry of I've forgotten by bloomers, comes to our ears. The victim, usually MARGARET CARMODY, who commutes from Aldershot, tries to calm herself. Why is she crying? Because of the realization that the fine for not having Page Fifty her uniform will reduce her to penury. Then her bosom pals, MARYANN RIPANTI, IRMA I-IINCA and JACKIE BUTTON, delve into those bottomless pits-purses, to contribute to the fine. Our teachers cause a few tense moments especially in Latin Authors when PAT KACSIVIAR and CATH- ERINE COSTIGAN combine efforts to translate Vergil, and find to their utter amazement that they have missed an accusative infinitive. HELEN GOR- DYN cloesn't take this dead language, but she helps our Latin scholar, NIJOLE LATAUSKAS translate a sentence and together they make the language of the ancients deader yet. MARGARET KOLENKO, sometimes known as Blanche , and MARLENE MESSNER want to become teachers. They think they can handle people. I-la! Current questions circulating in 12-A are. Why are JO-ANN YA- Cl-IETTI and IOI-IANNE MULVALE interested in St. Mike's? Why are BETTY SNOW, MARY WOOD and IOYCE KOZAK so quiet? Could it be that they are hiding genius? Do ELEANOR MUH- MYLYK and LOIS BALFE really take Commercial or do they spend this time rocking and rolling? Does ROSE VOLPINI watch the late show every night? Can IULIANA CAPRIOTTI solve AX :' PP? VVho 360 211 knows? Margot Carlos The Orbit, 1957-1958

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The Orlffif, 1957-1958 Page Forty-nine

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12-B Top Row fl. to r.J - Jean Kulesza, Margaret Giardinello, Marlene Hatzlhaoffer, Mary Louise Thili, Lillian Mannel, Suzan Neubauer. Middle Row - Rita Davern, Dolores Can-ipb ll Je Leavey, Gail Krafchik, Gayle Kenney, Sheilah Travers, Mary Ellen Ray, Irene Dank . Bottom Row - Marilyn Thomson, Shirley Rolfe, Paula Mcrabito, Wilma Hainal, Grace Mancini, Mary Laslo, R emary Miller, Marilyn Blazer, Margaret Gebel. 12-B GIRLS MARILYN BALZER-Marilyn hopes that we all get our own Joes . DOLORES CAMPBELL-Dolores, fair locks are the envy of every girl in the glass. LORRAINE CONVILLE - Sonny James has won his way into Lorraine's heart. IRENE DANKO--Irene's favourite expression is 99 . Is that all? RITA DAVERN-Our red-haired dancer wished a Happy New Year to all. MARGARET GEBEL-No matter what anyone says, Margaret still doesn't like pizza. MARGARET GIARDINELLO - Basketball and Latin Authors are only a few of Margaret's hobbies. ADRIENNE GRANBY-Some dav Adrienne will be the first Canadian to win an Oscar. WILMA HAJNAL-We can assure you that this Cathedralite will never write professionally. MARLENE HATZLHOFFER-Marlene dislikes Homer and Virgil and vice-versa, so she says. GAYLE KENNY-Grade 12-B would ostracize Gayle if she ever took a fancy to a Shaggy Dog . GAIL KRAFCI-IIK-Our jazz has proved that music and homework can mix. JEAN KULESZA - The Latin past participle Delectus seems to be giving Jeanne a hard time. MARY LASLO-Mary wants to make a lot of money, and at the rate she's going now, we expect her to achieve her ambition. The Orbit, 1957-1958 JEAN LAVEY-Although Jean is very soft-spoken, she makes her presence known. GRACE MANCINI-Grace insists that when she teaches at Cathedral, she will abolish homework. LILLIAN MANEL-At lunch-time Lillian is well- known for her mother's cheese cakeil and small lunch . PAULA MORABITO - Latin is an enemy of Paula, even though she has made an effort to learn her subjunctives. SUZANNE NEUBAUER-Sue claims that the ride from Dundas every morning requires a rest when she arrives at school. SHIRLEY ROLFE- Ruff-Ruff hopes that Grade XIII will not close its doors to her. MARY-ELLEN RAY-If Mr. Pearson wants to win the election, he could use Mary-Ellen as cam- paign manager. MARY-LOUISE THILI-Mary-Louise is not the only girl in 12-B that likes ice cream . MARILYN THOMSON-Our rep. makes sure that Cathedral is seen in a democratic way. SHEILAI-I TRAVERS-Sheilah claims that she has no ambition but we know that she will surpass even Imogene Coca. Wilma I-Iajnal Gayle Kenney Page Fifty-one