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

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Af is I0-C Front Row il. to r.J - Pat Collins, Hedy Miszuk, Louise Larochelle, Patricia Kemp, Carole Laioie, Louise Morelli, Gayle Baxter, Lynda Neubauer. Second Row - Carole Masney, Teresa Labanowich, Dianne Egan, Penny Monk, Maureen Murray, Janice Gowland, Maryanne Johnstone, Betty Gebel. Third Row - Ann Labelle, lrene Sokol, Judy Flynn, Lucille Finochio, Sheila Dalziel, Elaine Montesanto, Anna Brown, Alberta Toliver. Fourth Row - Claudette Belair, Catherine Hrysko, Betty Tolmer, Pat Czarny, Dana Currie, Gladys Krzyzanowski, Mary Hines, Christine Kozdras. Fifth Row - Georgia Priems, Victoria Settimi, Ginette Gerard, Grace Ruffo, Tania Geras, Vicky Przedbonski. Thanks for the opportunity of doing most of the photography in your 1958 Orbit . . . am gaffaiez PHOTOGRAPHER CINDEPENDENT or BOCHSLER sruoiosy ir FU. 5-3549 30 CASTLEFIELD DR. HAMILTON, ONTARIO Page Fifty-eight The Orbit, 1957-1958

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I0-B Front Rove! ll. tcilnl - S. Crawford, M. Grzegocka, D. Hand, M. Miski, D. D'Alessandro, I. DiFelice, M. A. Corrado, L. D'Angelo, T. Second Roig? Connolly, A. Strevek, P. Osier, K. Casey, O, Ucci, T. Nigro, G. DiRocco, M. Fell. Third Row - L. Mielko, M. Kenzetti, M. C. Beauboin, S. Mclnroy, D. McRae, J. Wehling, S. Glessing, S. Keller. Fourth Row - I. Eismontas, V. Stanius, G. Delcol, M. L. Kelly, S. Gmell, H. Arbour, M. Krywokulska. Fifth Row - I. Vasovich, M. A. Shepherd, A. Hunting, N. Ryckis, M. Stepanek, D. Paulaitis. Absent - M. Speranzini, J. Swain. CLASS 10-B This Ten is called the Busy BU THERESA NS our little clown Because it hums with activity. WheDeI'e1' DIANE DIS mound- On the Basketball team representing our clan I-ORRAINE and HELEN mark oboeofee 5l1P5S Are DONNA, GRACE and IXXIARGARET ANNE? ANNE and THERESA tell the latest quips. IRENE and ANNA are Seen here too. At the front, sit SALLY and KATI-lLEENg SANDRA and PAT are artists true. SONJA and JOAN are bright ood keen- Though nervous in some certain classes, MARIE, the brain, plays a mean trombone, MARILYN and DIANE are quiet lasses. But in the band she is not alone: She's joined by NANCY and MARY LYNNE. MARILEE hoe o good feodiog voioes MARY ANN, our rep., is also in. INGE cloesn't take typing by choice. Working on costumes without fail MARGUERITE is OUT glamour girl- Are MARY K., MARY G., SQNIA and DALE? In Latin, MARY CATHERINES in a whirl. NIJQLE and ALDQNA also Sew. We're active, noisy, sometimes not, VIDA and OLIVE to Choral go. Bur were o dom good iollv lor. Then there are those like YUTTA and SUE, Though not in the clubs, are active too. Mary KfYW0k1'1l5kY LENA and MARIAN are fairly quiet, But with GLORIA, they cause a riot. Margaret Shepherd The Orbit, 1957-1958 Page Fifty-Seven

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Front Row fl. to r.J - Evelyn Meegan Patricia McCann, an ra IO-D S d Palyga, Joan Critell, Gloria PEYYICBTIDI, Ann Nichol, Marie Hoy, Gall Folalt Second Rglw jHPauline St. Onge, Lyncia Bellack, Helen Bembeneck, Sylvia Evanick, Madelyn Nardella, Margaret Beatty, Barbara Hornby, Anita capune o. Third Rogv If lgeveuy Martin, Marie Maslowski, Jacqueline Casey, Kay Talbot, Jean Freel, Nancy Contestabile, Mildred Lamanes, Carol Florio yvia mit. Fourth Roni - Arlene Garrison, Carol Hully, Milda Pusdesris, Josephine lnfante, Aileen Grimard, Karen Roberts, JoAAnn Williams, Christine T omas. Fifth Row - Silvana Snaidero, Ghislain Dumas, lsabell Nunziato, Donna Marie Corcoran, Margaret Campbell. CLASS 10-D JO and MARCARET are two of a sort, And the redhead of our class has the name of They really shine on the Basketball court. DIANNE. A sugar plantation is ISABELL'S dream Or, from the questions, that's how it seems. CAROL and JO-ANN are always together! Come rain or come shine, but seldom snow weather. BARBARA, JOAN, NANCY and JEAN At the Forum on Thursdays are frequently seen. NIILDA, the aspiring young actress is she, N0 0ne's as proud of her acting as we. SILVANA and SYLVIA are two good sports Our SNAIDERO'S tall, while our EVANICK'S short. BEV. and DONNA,. CAROL and SANDY, They're all in the band and to us that's dandy. EILEEN and MARIE deux jeunes filles jolies, Like PAULINE and KAREN are smart as can be. Two ladies we know are BEATTIE and CREEN Surely,,, you'll say, 'iit's the two MARCARETS you mean. There's EVELYN who reads a whole lot of books, And CLORIA who's bigger in heart than she looks. All quiet girls are KAY, CHRIS, PATTY and ANN, The Orbit, 1957-1958 MILDRED tells whois here and gone, And CAROL, if you ask her, will sing us a song. MARIE HOY is ia blonde and lots of fun, VVhile GHISLAINE for Art will quickly run. ANITA and HELEN are dark as night, When it comes to questions these girls are all right. MADELYN, too often, pulls off a prank VVhile ARLENE, our class rep., is always quite FRANK , MRS. MACDONALD isn't too short or too tall, But when it comes to History she sure knows it all. SYLVIA SMITH is our poetic young miss VVho is bursting with talent and so proudly wrote this. GAIL, LINDA and JACKIE aren't least but they're last Now you have a list of the girls in our class. Sylvia Smith Isabelle Nunziato Arlene Carrison Page Fifty-nine