Catholic Central High School - Catholicon Yearbook (Troy, NY)
- Class of 1944
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We believe its purpose to be em- bodied in our Holy Father's teachings on human justice and righteousness. If We adhere to these and hold ever before us the desire to overcome all hatred towards our fellow-man, to encourage mutual trust among men, to realize that all law exists for man,s individual rights, to respect man's economic Welfare and to believe that all men are equal in the sight of God, We will command the secret to the victorious peace being planned among Christian nations in this year of 1944. IU EU fllflly y4Z01 1 2.4 ylgller ,!7Z01zm JA ff Q!l!u1z U with C C H S Vi4'fory owr flu? lmfrrd zvkivfw llfl'flft'X IIIIHUIIS fodny mm' ffm l?'fSlIf71L7tYI1'lIlll'l' of S-j'Sfl'IlIX and av- fious zvlnivfy frwmz' Ibis lmfrwf- Piux XII ,X MW 1571 ' f, , W ffezwevzff ghfzlf MIAIQZIFWZ V PRINCIPAL Pfrgf iCf.',il FK! H f a-'lbs AN-.mx 6,22 Cll!1V l.Il XSUTIJCL' I FATHIQR GLAVIN fClfXI l'AlN ICIDXVARD RJ, nftcr scrving in 'l'cx.1s .xml 'l'cnncswcc .ms .ln Army clmplglin, is now .lt lfurl kl.1ukwn in North C.1mlinn. FATIIKR KONISKY fCAl l'AlN IQDWARD NIJ, thc first faculty mcmlwcr In unlcr ilu' AI'l11L'Ll lfurucs, nftcr two yC.ll'9 of umvny duly, ms mm' cl1.1pl.nn ui an Qll1fIfLlll'Cl'Llff Lll1ll m this Ullllllfy. I ATHllli SIJXVIN fI.lIfU'I'l NfXNT XVlI,I.l1XM M.j IS suclng duty nw .1 Navy QZILIINIJIII nn thc lhciiic. l'rryfr' fH'1'll'1' R555 X . s Sa MQ 'MMV Wy 7, 'ul ,fa M FATHER TURNER CLIEUTENANT WILLIAM H.j enlisted in the Navy in the spring of 1943. He is stationed at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. FATHER RYAN CLIEUTENANT JO- SEPH T.j left last June to become a Naval Chaplain at Camp Lejeune, N. C. At pres- ent he is With the invading marines, over- seas. FATHER TESSIER QLIEUTENANT C. HENRIJ is serving with the Navy at Portland, Maine. JOE O'KANE QENSICN JOSEPH C.J, our Athletic Director, left for the Navy last March and was succeeded by XVilliam Carley. Our former coach is now stationed nt Olathe, Kansas Pflzff- ilim,-. 'QP' N FATHER HINDS Dj0l'f'XLZ1l lDfI'f't'fOl' of ffaf' Czzflmliz' Ymzib Ol'f2!IIIjZHfj0lI T FATHER HALPIN FATHER JANIS Rvligiruz Rvligirnl FATHER MCMANUS Rfligimz W 59 ,Ms Q Qfzfzzlfy FATHER O'MALLEY Rvligion FATHER FLYNN FATHER TRACY Rvligiou Religion FATHER HARZYNSKT Religion 1944 f I00 101 20I 205 207 208 300 305 306 400 405 407 408 500 501 502 S05 506 507 SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER tgzkfew af 4576 WEE!! MARY BEATRICE: Typing, Bookkeeping, Religion MARY LEO: Trigonometry, German, Physics JOHN LALANDE: Shorthand, Secretarial Practice MARY THOMAS: Shorthand, Transcription JLANNIQ MARIE: Business Law, Typing, Religion ELIZABETH THOMAS: History C, Religion MARIE JOSE: NY'orld History, Religion MARY LUCIA: French, General Science FRANCES PATRICIA: French, Spanish ERANCES EYMARD: NY'orld History, Religion PATRICIA ANNE: General Science, Algebra MARY: History C, Harmony JAMES CLARINE: Plane Geometry JOSEPIHI ANDRE: Business Arithmetic JEANNE MIRIAIXI: Chemistry JEANNE JOSEPH: Algebra, General Iylnthematics MARY ALVERA: General Biology A MARY CLAIRE: Art, General Science ANNA REGINA: Chemistry 4513215 af jfkzcy 200 SISTER MARY GONZAGAQ Latin, Greek, Religion 202 SISTER MARY GREGORY, English 203 SISTER MARY VIRGINIA: Latin, Religion 206 SISTER MARY BERTRAND: English 302 SISTER MARY LEONTINEQ Social Studies, English 304 SISTER MARY FREDERICKAQ Religion, English, Social Studies 307 MOTHER MARY LEO, English 401 SISTER MARY GERTRUDE, Commerce, Religion 402 SISTER MARY LAURENTIAQ English 403 SISTER MARY LUCIA: English, Latin 406 SISTER MARY BERCHMANS: Latin, Journalism 409 SISTER MARY ANGELA, Social Studies, Latin S08 SISTER MARY RUTI-Ig Latin, English 509 SISTER MARY VICTORINEg English, Religion 510 SISTER MARY CLEMENTQ Introduction, Social Studies, Religion Office SISTER MARY CORNELIA Nur :WH M., ' f Ei' , 4 MR. EDXVIN XVALSH MR. XVILLIANI CARLEY Ol'C'!Jl'.S'f!'tl AIlX71L'ff4' Coavfn Pngf riglvfvmz M ISS M ARY M ILLFR Mum' um! Dn1111a1'ius IW frVfC'f0I'j' uwr flf,Yfl'Il.YIL zvbivln firvrfs II jnznzlvyz- ing pI'C'SXlH'l' 011 flIl'l'I'lI!Iff0lItIl fauf mmf lIIt1kL'S ull llollfff 1lllllC'I'SllfllItlj1Ig fIIIf10XSi!7If'-D Pins XII 10191 rl1'm'frru 4' . own 1'9- g'!Q ' is M-'fm WILLIAM RICHARD ABBOTT 200 St. Joseplfs, Troy St. Josephs School 'l'1'i1111I' Staff . . . Mission Officer . . . Remail- ing . . . Catholic Information . . . Literature Committee ' MARQARITT CATHERINE AGARS 200 St. Brigidis, XY'atervliet St. Brigidis School Social Action . . . Catholic Information . . . Senior Ball and Sophomore Soiree Commit- tees . . . junior Easter Dance V3 rib f .ni 5 ...-. IVIARY EILEEN ALLLN 200 St. Josephs Troy St. Joseph's School Catholic Information . . . Literature Com- mittee . . . Torch Board . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament . . . Riding Club CONSTANCE ANNE AMES 200 St. Patriclds, Troy St. Patricks School Catholic Information . . . Torcfa Board . . . Missions . . . Social Action . . . Dramatics ANGELINA ANN AUGLISTINF :UU St. Pauls, Troy Fort Plain Grammar School Social Action . . . Catholic Information . . . Missions . . . Fairy Godmother Club . . Home Nursing PHILIP ANTHONY BARRETT 200 St. Paul's, Troy School No, 18 Football . . . Basketball . . . Catholic Infor- mation . . . Remailing . . . Mission N a v y V - S U15 5C'ffl2'fS 10' dztlmliv Central - I agr fuwwfy Zi MARY' ELIZABETH BEAN 200 St. Pauls, Troy Guardian Angel School Social Action . . . Catholic Information . . . Rcmailing . . . Missions . . . Literature WILLIAM ROPFRT BTIANGER 200 St Marie s, Cohoes St. Mnrie,s School Senior Blll Committee . . . Football and Dmces Missions Thanksgiving bus- Army Air Corps JOSFPH FRANCIS BOND TERESE A. BONELLI 200 St Paul s Troy St Piul s School St. Anthony's, Troy St. Anthonyis School Missions Literature Rem nling Handmaids . . . Glcc Club . . . Social Action Catholic Information Eucharistic Com . . Remailing . . . Literature EIL EN MARIE BONVILLE 200 St Plul s, Troy St. Peter's School Miriam Club French Club . . . ClIfbOIi- 4011 Comm1ttee Bulletin Board Com- mittee Our Lady Committee A .:.5. . x C1 f 0 a., A by-I I fy ' - f f ,N f 5' ,I -4 ggi? .26 'JOQXY QA QOY . A Pfzgc tzvvazfy-mIi QTRAL Jwafrb 6 '- T-ml' 5 1- N-x W ILLIAM FR,xNc.1s BONVILLE 200 St. Peter,s i 111 1gtr football . . . Manager Basketball MARGARET NIARY BoNv1L1.ii 200 ' St. Brigid's, XVatervlict St. Brigidk St. Paul's, Troy Sewing Club . . . Social Action . . . Braille VI. tj' I . . . Cilfllrzlivoll Committee . . . Theresians . . . Missions . . . Victory Unitj . . . Baseball DOliO'I'IiX' lVlARION BoU1,iiR1s 200 St. Patricks, Cohoes St. Patrickls Catholic In formation . . . Missions . . . Med- ical Circle . . . Senior Ring Committee . . Literature KATHRN'N I21.IZABiiTH BRAYMAN 200 JOAN MARIE BRIZNNAN St. Josephs Troy St. Mary's W'aterfoi'd High School Drainatics. . .Social Action . . . Missions . .. Catholic Information . . . liucharistic Com- mittee ,JKTRAL Lv Qs!! Un U Us at uw QOY ul 4' O 7 Q - z 1- ' o -5 ltr c f ,Q .P :L Page lwmlfy-lim Corps CC. C. H. S 200 Wfaterford Grammar Missions . . . Trizzm' Staff . . . Catholic In- formation . . . Remailing . . . Eucharistic Committee XYVALTER josiiPH BRENN,-xN 200 St. Pauls Troy St. Paul'S German Club . . . Qrchestra . . . Missions . . . French Club . . . Sophomore Soirce Committee ' X92 xr . 'YC X -r.,':':' Z5 vrt t IVR av- mm -if - sul? SI-IIRLLY VIIRGINIA BRI2wIiR 200 St. Patrick's, Troy St. Patriclfs Missions . . . Catholic Information . . . Rid- Z ing Club . . . Literature Committee . . . fi First Aid Q3 '1V,, W ESTHKR THIQRESA BRIIZRTON 200 St. Brigid,s, Wfatervliet St. Brigid's 991110 Junior Class Secretary . . . Mission Commit- tee . . . HalIoWe'cn Dance Chairman . . . Sophomore Soiree . . . CcIffJIlliFUlI Committee MAIQX' THERESA BRITT 200 St. Joscph's, Troy St. Joseph's Catholic Information . . . Tl'iIllIl' Staff . . . Miriam Club . . . Literature Committee . . . I-IalloWe'en Dance Committee JANE ANN BROMLEY 200 St. Patricks Troy St. Patriclffs Glee Club . . . Riding Club . . . Operetta Casts . . . Miriam Club . . . Social Action HELEN VIRGINIA BUCHASKI 200 A St. Augustine's, Troy St. Mary's Theresians . . . German Club . . . Torch Lag Board . . . I-Ianclmaids . . . Catholic Infor- Q I If l lf? X, mation my f J,JW,,,, WILLIANI JAMES BURNS 200 ,A 2 , V I AZ my St. FfL1I1C1S,, Troy St. Francis, U15 Smzkfrs af Zi A Remailing . . . Catholic Information . . . Literature . . . Missions . . . Football Varsity Marines dzflrvlzk Umfral - Prrgr fzveizfy-flzrev fe.. V' A ,A A V fa f' 1 if 'e w,5,41'e- L ' I L L I lyw ifwallff-fuffl' U15 SHHHPTS ry' Xl A lim CATHIZRINPQ Bussm' 200 St. Paul's, Troy School No. 18 Our Lady Committee . . . Eucharistic Com- mittee . . . Cecelian Club . . . Catholic ln- formation MAIKN' liI.IZAljI.TH BUTLER 200 St. Josephs Troy School NO. 12 Catholic Information . . . Pius Xl Club . . . Handmaids . . .Miriam Club. . .XY'ar Bond Committee WII.l.IANI JAMIE BYRN1is 200 Sacred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart Sophomore Prefect . , . Junior Prefect . . . Remailing . . . Three years' baseball . . . One year football MARY FRANt11as C.-XBIPANA ZOO St. Paul's, Troy St. Marfs Paladin Club . . . Miriam Club . . . Pope Pius Club . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament ARTHUR FRANc'1s CZANIPBELI- 200 St. Paul's, Troy St. Paulis Basketball . . . Football . . . Mission Com- mittee. . .Victory Corps QC. C. H. S. Unitj C.-XTHLRINE lhl,-KRGARET C.-XRNLX' 200 St. Peter's, Troy St. Peter's Literature Committee . . . Catholic Infor- mation . . . Clee Club . . . Caags Uuniorj . . . First Aid clzilmlir Ucutral - K ELIZABILTH RITA CARNIQY 200 I'Il.LLN FR,xNci2s CAss1DY 200 St. Francisl Troy St. Francisl St. Paul's, Troy St. Paul's Missions . . . Riding Club . . . Catholic In- Eucharistic Committee . . . Glee Club . . . formation . . .First Aid . . .Literature Com- Missions . . . Catholic Information . . . Lit- mittee erature THliRI'.SA MAiuiaCATui,L1i3R 201 Sacred Heart, Cohoes St. Patrick's, Troy Paladin Club . . . Eucharistic Committee . . . Social Action . . . Pamphlet Library IVIARGUERITE THLRIAQSA C1-lixiwiiiii 200 NIARGARILT MARX' CLANLY 200 St. Marie's, Cohoes St. Marie's Sacred Heart, Berlin Handmaids of Blessed Sacrament . . . Pius District 3, East Grafton XI Club . . . Guard of Honor . . . Catholic Catholic Information . . . Guard of Honor Information . . . Remailing . . . Missions . . . Social Action . . . Propaga- tion of the Faith JANE FRANc.i3s CIAINTON 201 St. Joseph's, Troy St. Joseph's Social Action . . . Remailing . . . Pius XI Club . . . Catholic Information . . . Hand- maids ff Gym? nv 'W' our QTPAL U QDIT I QQ fb? ql 5' 1' Us OYH if 6' E 'QE - O N 6 -5 E! S Q 5' gf fzccvzfgl-fz'z'c JOHN JOSEPH CZOLILMAN 201 Sacred Heart, XVatervliet Sacred Heart Dramatics . . . Torvli Board . . . German Club . . . Bulletin Board Committee . . . Sodality ANN THERLSA COLLINS 201 Sacred Heart, Troy St. Joseph's Paladin Club . . . Glee Club . . . Catholic Information . . . Literature Committee . . Pamphlet Library CHAlil.I'S ANTHONY CONN:-11.11 201 St. Maryk, Troy Christ The King, Rutland, Vt. Sodality of Our Lady . . . National High School Poetry Award CAROLINA CONNORS 201 St. Patrick's, Xvatervliet St. Patrick's Paladin Leader . . . Trizlm' Stall . . . Torch U7 o fd 1 ci. ? ... Q' E1 fl fi. 5. Lf. c : ln Z ai. :s ul Q s: U' XIIRCJINIA R. COOLLY St. Patrick's, Troy Cirlfbfjlfflill Staff . . . . . .Miriam Club. . . . . Theresians THERLSA FRANCLS CONROY 201 St. Joscph's, Troy St. Joseplfa Catholic Information . . . Literature . . . Missions . . . Miriam Club . . . Remailing Q fm me-' 1, 2 'wif' t QTPAL cf' can u Q 1, Oonas 'S 4. Q 5 -.. Q Q Q Il. I - 7.7 E '-'ov an 2 -..ffsZ'A'9 SACS' -- - if MLA -f'1.i1 .P +- 201 School 1 Literature Committee Catholic Information . '95 W 'fv- 'V ,r 5 ui 1 1 ,. 1, ,x..:,- 3 1-'Qt 6 I 1 1 P90 'S- HELEN FRANCES CORRIGAN 201 St. Patrick's, Troy Sacred Heart Paladin Club. . . Glee Club . . . Social Action . . . Catholic Information . . . Pamphlet Library JOAN THERESA COSGRO 201 St. Brigid's, Watervliet School 1 Pius XI Club . . . Little Sister of the Poor Aid . . . Caags . . . Catholic Information M. THERESA CRONIN 201 Sacred Heart, Cohoes Sacred Heart Catholic Information . . . Triluze Staff . . . Public Speaking GEORGE E. CUNDIFF 201 Sacred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart Missions. . . Catholic Information . . . Prop- agation of the Faith . . . Paladin Club . . . Caffaolicorz Staff Navy JEAN MARIE CURLEY 201 St. Joseph's, Green Island St. Joseph's Catholic Information . . . Social Action MARY THERESA CUSACK 201 St. Peter,s, Troy St. Maryis Missions . . . Literature . . . Eucharistic . . . Catholic Information . . . Cc1flJOIfCOIZ Staff . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament U15 Senivrs af Gafhnlic Gkwtral - - 7 Page tzvvrlfy-swell A was 3 KIIQAN MARY DAI,IfY 201 St. Augustinds, Troy St. Augustine's Pius XI Club . . . Little Sisters of the Poor Aid . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacra- ment . . . Caags JLANNL Cucltie DAUDIZLIN 201 St. Josephs Cohoes St. Joseph's Eucharistic Committee . . . Literature . . . Theresians . . . Catholic Information . . . Public Speaking . . . French Club q A EDWARD EARL DI.GIiN 201 if X St. Augustine's, Troy St. Augustine's Q A Y Missions . . . Eucharistic Committee . . . ,R ff ff A 'gi Remailing . . . Catholic Information , , I , 'fry 9 QW' 4 ---we RICHARD DEGNAN ,201 . 1' St. Augustines Troy St. August1ne's K Eucharistic Committee . . . Missions . . . 5 ' Basketball 3, Illini '- f 5 XI. ' 1 1 arines ,Q i ff . . u 1 hi.-XRY E. DIQMYAN 201 A Sacred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart iH?vw Uv' Pius XI Club . . . Literature Committee . . . Public Speaking . . . Catholic Infor- mation IVIICHELINA AGNEs DE RUBIIRTIS 201 St. Peter's, Troy St. Peteris Missions . . . Remailing . . . Literature Com- mittee . . . Catholic Action - U15 Smzkfrs fy' Cylffllffff' clfufral - Page livwufy-vigil! Z1 A ESTELLE M. DESOREMEAU 201 HELEN K. DOBIS 201 Sacred Heart, Cohoes Sacred Heart St. Josephs Green Island St. Josephs Literature Committee . . . Public Speaking Social Action . . . I-Iandmaids of the Blessed . . .Catholic Information Sacrament . . . Propagation of the Faith FRANK PATRICK DOE 201 Sacred Heart, Wgiterxfliet St. Joseplfs Missions.. . Remailing . . . Eucharistic Com- mittee . . . Propagation of the Faith JOSEPH RAYMOND DONNELLX' 201 MARY' Ii. DOOLEY 201 St. Mary's, Troy St. Mary's St. Peter's, Troy School 1 Missions . . . Propagation of the Faith . . . Remailing . . . Missions . . . Social Action Catholic Information . . . Remailing . . . . . I-Iandmaids of the Blessed Sacrament Football . . . Eucharistic Committee MARGARET T. DORAN 201 St. Paul's, Troy Sacred Heart, Rochester Sodality of Our Lady . . . Tl'fIllIl' Staff 54 1 Z ., A W- 'X ik A TIS? yt Z, V 5'F' 3',YA.' fy A V ' X Ei! ,, V , .1 4, Wy, ff-ff,,,.,,,.f'f A can A '41 4 51 fn. .fy ,, , . ,fa MQ 2 . 2312 Pngrw QTPAL o con, 1 Q eq ,YA 'I- .I 1 5 uw 'v 4' at-1, C' s its 9 - o , rw it 5 11, ts l 0 .P if .W Qov 1 ls fuwufy-11 im' THOMAS JOSIYPH DORAN 201 ELIZABLTH DIKLXLIQR 201 St. Peter's, Troy St. Paul's St. Augustine's, Troy St. Augustine's Football . . . Social Action Catholic Action . . . War Stamp Drive . . . Marines Missions . . . Literature Committee SHIRLLY ANNI- DIKOGUI4. 201 St. Josephs, Cohoes St. Joseph! Academy Eucharistic Committee . . . Catholic Infor- mation . . .Public Speaking . . . French Club JANET TI-IKRIESA DUFFX' 201 CI2CIi1,IA ROSI. DUNHAM 201 St. Josephs Troy St. Joseph's St. Francisy, Troy St. Francis' Literature Committee . . . Catholic lnfor- Catholic Information . , . Pius Xl Club . . . mation . . . Handmaids . . . Missions . . . Remailing . . . Little Sisters ofthe Poor Aid Our Lady's Committee . . . Drum and Bugle Corps MARY ANNE EMPILRT 201 St. Paul's, Troy Guardian Angel Sodality of Our Lady -ff wi-51 .9 1 7 . ,Sl 4 'Q 'Q' ,xyxqwv ., 'V QQ 'UPAL S0 u 5-qs 71. 4' 4 A U' POV ul C? XID? O r gi ,xg .r 1 Page fli irfy josI1I,H JOHN ESPOSITO 201 St. Maryis, Troy St. Mary's A Cheerleader . . . Mission Committee . . . .1 fi f ' Paladin Club . . . Eucharistic Committee ' Q1 if . 9. . . . Catholic Information ,, LESTER EUSTACE 201 Wi' 76 St. M1Cl13Cl,S, Troy St. Lawrence's ' Cheerleader . . . Missions 4 A ' 5 ,gf I I 1 A z2f?a?'.'5fw22 f ?f1'Vf A adm MARY LOIS EVANS 201 Sacred I-Ieart, Troy St. Joseph's Social Action . . . Remailing . . .Missions . . . Eucharistic . . . I-Iandmaids of Blessed Sac- rament WF! 'WM MARX' VIRGINIA EVERS 201 St. Francis', Troy St. Francis' Catholic Information . . . Social Action Group . . . Pius XI Club . . . Little Sisters Aid . . . Thanksgiving Drive I ARTHUR EDWARD FARRELL 201 , I ' 4 Srllzzfrlforifuz if W St. Augustine's, Troy St. Augustine's fare'-rml, ,f 4 . . . . dmgwwwiq Q Catholic Information . . . Remailing Com- 1 5 mittee . . . Missions . . . German Club A if :M .3 if GENO ANTHONY FERRITTO 202 1 St. Anthony's, Troy St. Anthony's I ., . ., Missions . . . Literature . . . Social Action . . . '1 0 - - - EUCIUYISUC Commlffee U15 Sminrs nf Qzllzalic 6'e11!ral - - Zl Page Hzirfy-nm' ' 1 .Jew :JUNE 'V' ,AX - s za rss f fs 4 4-gp 5 me-' 9 43' f ,ffw ,vt-. mv 71,1 I 4 Pg, fa.. fzff Q ,fu J 'aj 1 , if f i- ' 7, iv f 61' 4 f , 1 A 1' ' f e If I K ff l 1 1 i . iw. ' xl'- -us:-f lm Q 7 MARY Ross FINLLY 202 St. Peter's, Troy St. Vincent's Sophomore and Junior Vice-Prefect . . . Literature . . . Catholic Information . . Propagation of the Faith jorm josrmf FINN 202 St. Patrick's, XX7atervliet St. Patrick's Missions Navy V-12 Roiainr HI',liNl.-KN FINN 202 St. Lawrence's, Troy St. Lawrence's Cheer Leader . . . liucharistit Committee... Senior I-lomeroom Chairman Navy jixrsnls FRANC IS FITZGLRALD 202 St. Pauls Troy St. Paul's Basketball Army BL-XRGUERITP IRENL FITZPATRICK 201 St. Josephs, Troy St. Joseplfs Little Sisters of the Poor Aid . . . Catholic Information . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament . . . Caavs . . . Remailinv C' D JAYNE FLANNERY 202 St. Mary'S. Troy St. Mary's Eucharistic Committee . . . Missions . . . Lit- erature . . . Propagation of the Faith . . Handmaids of Blessed Sacrament - U16 Ssmkfrs ry Galhvhc Uentral ,.... Inge fllliffjl-fIlY0 L XVII-LIAM JOSEPH FLYNN 202 St. Brigid's, Wqitervliet St Bri fid's ' Iv Missions . . . Baseball . . . Literature Com- mittee . . . Eucharistic Committee MARY GEORGE K, KATHERINE JOAN Fox 202 St. Augustinels, Troy St. Augustines Literature . . . Catholic Information . . . Propagation ofthe Faith . . . I-Iandmaids of the Blessed Sacrament . . . Fairy Godmother Club IGNATIUS ANTHONX' FRANCESIL 202 St. Mary,s, Troy St. Marys Missions . . . Propagation of the Faith 202 St. Paul's, Troy Geneva Junior High Sodality of Our Lady . . . Catholic Infor- mation ALMA GODBOU'f St. PauI's, Troy Sodality of Our Lady J 5 I ffl M , ,,v,, Q, 'WI' ELIZABETH ANNE GILMARTIN 202 St. Josephs, Troy St. Joseph's Catholic Information . . . Fairy Godmother Club. . .Social Action . . .Our Lady Com- mittee . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sac- rament ' V 202 Guardian Angel va. ,,,, v ,Nfl 2' af ,rf f 2 Z? 6 if ff 'U' L We um U OIT 1 1 QOY xl HDS all Ag ss? O if ii' o 5 Le! S .r TL.. flrlui' ffllifflj-fIl1'L'l JOSEPH JOHN GODSON 202 JOSFPHINE MARIE GORDONA 202 St. Anthony's, Troy School 10 St. Peter's, Troy St. VinCent's Dramatics . . . T1'i1zl14'StaPf . . . Missions . . . Propagation of the Faith . . . Literature Propagation of the Faith Committee . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament FRANK Ls GRABIlR 202 St. Patrick's, Watel'vliet St. Patrickis Miriam Club . . . Propagation of the Faith .. .Catholic Information . . . Medical Circle HELEN FRANCES GRANT 202 JANI1 ANNE GRATTON St. PauI's, Troy School 14 Sacred Heart, Troy Catholic Information . . . Drum Corps . . . Medical Circle . . . Cathol Remailing . . . Missions Missions . . . French Club MARY ANNE GRENCHUS 202 St. Patrick's, Vfatervliet St. P.1trick's Catholic Information . . . Remailing . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament 202 Sacred Heart ic Information . .. as QYKTPAL D QQIOETA 6 u os pe -I A UV ,PGY xl 4' c.,Q 2i If as ' ' L I to ,150 19 . 5, 1'ngw fliirfy-four JEANNIL MARY GROBER 202 Al we 'W' I ,A eff:--L aka. Mlm abou New St. Maryis, Troy St. Mary's Miriam Club . . . Catholic Information . . . Propagation of the Faith . . .Eucharistic . . . Literature Committee THERESA MARGUERITE GUAY 202 St. bIoseph's, Cohoes St. Joseph's Theresians . . . Literature Committee . . . Eucharistic Committee . . . Catholic Infor- mation . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sac- rament JOHN MATTHEW HAITKO 202 St. Nicholasy, Wfatervliet Maplewood French Club . . . Missions . . . Catholic In- formation . . . Eucharistic Committee . . . Literature JOHN RICHARD HALSE 202 Sacred Heart, Wfatervliet Sacred Heart Cheerleader . . . Catholic Information . . . President of Bulletin Board Club . . . Social Action MARX' TEREsA HARDIMAN 202 St. Peter's, Troy St. Peter's Remailing . . . Catholic Information . . . Missions . . . Eucharistic and Literature W' Committees -vilww GEORGE DENNIS HARLOXVE 202 St. Brigid,s, Wfatervliet St. Brigidis h , Baseball Q3-4D . . . Sports Editor of the P Trizzuv - C716 Scwivrs nf Uafhzrlic Hmfral - 7 i Pnge' fllirfy-firf L Nixwcx' l'll.lZABhTH HARNETT 202 St. Brigidk, Wfatervliet School 1 qi' HllI'llj-NIJ' Medical Circle . . . Bowling Club. . . Riding M, Club. . . German Club. . . Trizmv Reporter raw at M' QIOHN ALITRLIJ HARRISON 202 median- St. Augustineis, Troy St. Augu5tine's Canteen Committee . . . Catholic Informa- tion . . . Missions . . . Art Club . . .Football lil I7Alil-,TH Rosi, HARTNLTT 202 Sacred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart Mission Unit Otlicer . . . Catholic Informa- tion . . . Paladin Member with Merit . . . Q Social Action , 'V' ig' IXNN hlARY l'lEL1.l,R 202 St. Joseph's, Troy St. Joseplfs Catholic lnformation . . . Pamphlet Li- brary . . . Literature Committee . .. Mir- iam Club . . . Paladin Companion hlARY Hi NNESSY 202 ' Sacred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart Q Literature . . . Renuiling of NP ' '95 ,., Lro XY'1LLI,xxi HOGAN 202 '- Hwy St. Frnncisf Troy St, Fi-gngig' Tni'rf1Bo.1rd . . . Missions 5715 5'6'f1fUfS 10' Catholic Gkwfral - - Zl LoIs MARIAN HOGAN 202 DORIS MARY HORTON 202 St. Francisa, Troy St. Francis' St. Peter's, Troy St. Michael's Missions . . . Eucharistic Committee . . . Propagation of the Faith . . . Riding Club Literature . . . Propagation of the Faith . . . Dance Committee . . . Handmaids of . . . I-Iandmaids of the Blessed Sacrament the Blessed Sacrament . . .Eucharistic Com- mittee MARLIORIE MARX' HOUGHTON 202 Our Lady of Victory, Troy St. Patrick's Miriam Club... Riding Club . . . Cclffjflliliflll Staff . . . Eucharistic Committee . . . Cath- olic Information EDWARD DANIEL HOULE 2 NANCX' ELIZABETH HUGHES 202 Sacred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart St. Paul's, Troy St. Francis, Sodality of Our Lady . . . Catholic Infor- Cooperatives. . .Dance Committee . . .Mis- mation sions . . . Catholic Information . . . Propa- gation of the Faith ROSEINIARY RUTH HUNZIKISR 202 St. Augustine's, Troy St. Augustine's Propagation of the Faith . . . Literature Committee . . . Catholic Information . . . Social Action AMY 47 is MW minkus' 1 II I fa '23 Wax 9 Q f.3i'f'., , ,3i,f.:,, QTRAL D Q9 ETA f 0 Q eq 4741 P 9 4' Q.-1, 355 uw - r rw I S ,J 'Q . 1- 7x- H0 'Z' 'Q 3 I-T 4 : . Z QOY A I-Iiii,iiN Mixczii l'lURl,l2Y 202 Biivi-.Rm T. INGALLS 202 St. Piitrick's, W.itei'x liet St. Pntricles Our Lady of Victory, Troy School 18 Literature Committee . . . Miriam Club . . . Catholic Information . . . Propagation of Theresigmw . . . liuehiristic Committee . . the Faith . . . Htindmnids of the Blessed Ciiflmlirou Stat? Siicmment . . . Social Action HOl'l-1l:AlTH'IAf,KSON 202 S.1cred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart Merit P.ll.lLllll . . . l'ropg1g.ition of the Iiiith . . . C.lIl1llllC information . . . Missions . . . Soci.il Action CATHLRINL GLORIA JAPOUR 203 Bi.x'i,iuw jo,-ix jixotis 203 St. Augustinefs, Troy St. Augustinek Sacred Heart, Troy School 16 Catholic Information . . . Literature Com- Remailinig Committee . . . Literature Com- mittee . . . Missions . . . Eucharistic Com- mittee . . . Missions . . . Pius XI Club . . mittee Prop.1g.1tion of the Iiiith Mixoi,L1N1-2 Min' Jixiavis 203 St. P.1ul's, Troy Gu.1rdi.1n Angel Orchestra . . . Guard of Honor . . . Fuchar- QIXTPAL 0 QQDEY U of QA 4 m 5 U1 Pav Il 4? ti 'A C' N NA ffvj, o H - - fi 3 -5, .P 3. Prryw fllif ly!-rfgfllf istic Committee . . . Mission Otiicer . . H.1ndm.1ids of the Blessed S.icr.1ment xx 've v 9? C' AB BETTY ANN JENsEN 203 W hi ififf St. Augustines Troy Knickerbocker ITI. Literature Committee . . . Pamphlet Com- L mittee . . . Eucharistic Committee . . . Pub- 6' gg J lie Speaking . . . Catholic Information I WW PM EDWARD JOHN JONES 203 h St. Michaels Troy St. MichaeI's Qym Missions . . . Catholic Information . . . Re- f mailing SHIRLEY FRANCES JORDAN 203 St. Jose-ph's, Green Island St. Joseph's Literature Committee . . . Missions . . . Re- mailing . . . Pius XI Club . . . Propagation of the Faith we ELEANOR ANNA JOY 203 Sacred Heart, Troy Sacred I-Ieart Missions. .. Literature. . .Pius XI Club . . . Propagation of the Faith . . . Remailing MARGARET FRANCES KANE 203 St. Paul's, Troy St. Paul's CtIf!JUIfl'Illl Committee . . . Miriam Club . . . if Vice-President of French Club . . . Catholic Information , . . Our Lady Committee FLORENCE ANN KASNER 203 St. Mary's, Troy St. Mary's Missions . . . Remailing . . . Catholic Action . . . Catholic Information . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament E716 Svuivrs af dzfhzflzk' Umlral - 7 i Page flzirty-mm' EV f NIARGARFT IQLIZABLTH KLARNEY 203 St. P.1trick's, Troy Estee Junior High School, Gloversville Catholic Action . . . Missions . . . Literature Committee . . . Social Action . . . Propaga- tion of the Faith ELLANOR ANN KLARNS 203 S.1cred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart Medical Circle . . . Social Action . . . Re- mniling . . . Missions IXNN A'lARII2 K1,x'1'1Nc, 203 Sacred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart M 'E Euchgristic Committee. . . Social Action . . . Q mi' Renmiling . . . Catholic Information . . V W, Propagation of the Fiith , 4455 lVl.XL'RICL FR,xNt1s KLL1-L 203 St. Mich.1el's, Troy St. Michael's Missions . . . Literature . . . Remniling . . . Catholic Information THOMAS FRANCIS Ki IQNAN 203 St. Augustinds, Troy St. Augustine's French Club . . . Litertiture Committee . . . 'W' imssitms fi. 'IWC' ANNIE Mmm' K1 Lu' 203 St. P.1ul's, Mechanicville St. Paul's 2, ,A ' A Glee Club . . . French Club . . . Catholic Information . . . Missions . . . Hnndmaicls of the Blessed Sacrament - U16 56'f1H'fS ry' Uafhalir Ucwlral - - fwlfjf' fairly i XX HELEN CATHERINE KELLY 203 JOHN JOSEPH KIQLLY St. Francis', Tro y St. Francis' St. Paulis, Troy French Club . . . Theresians . . . Cecelian Missions . . . Baseball Club . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacra- French Club ment . . . Torch Board DOROTHY THERESA KENNEDY 203 St. Joseplfs, Troy St. Josephls Medical Circle . . .Social Action . . .Missions . . . Miriam Club . . . Remailing Committee JOSEPH PATRICK KILLEEN 203 St. Mary's, Troy St. Mary's Missions . . . Eucharistic Committee . . . Literature . . . Social Acti MARY CEQELIA KING St. Patriclis, Cohoes on . . . Tri1z11eStaff . . . Social Action ELIZABETH THERESA KNOWLES 202 Sacred Heart, Troy St. Mary's, Rome, N. Y. Dramatics . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Chairman of Senior Ball Committee . . . Our Lady Committee . . . Vice-Prefect of Senior Class 4 ,WW Q9 Q ff Wv, sf' M 'fn X 7 rw ' gm Vw , w , r I ., V ka My I - VV sg' I ' my 203 School 18 Basketball . . . 203 St. Patricks Medical Circle . . . Missions . . . Remailing MPAL Ugqtuffna 2 .si Za, 1 - - 5' ' 7' R E E as ff, .2 l ,Sf '7?ov,s7L' Prrgc fHI'fy-mzw JAMES Lfxwiuzwcii KRUIQGHQR 203 RITA Tnmzsa KUHN 203 Sacred Heart, Troy School 18 St. Augustinds, Troy St. Mary,s Missions . . . Cheer Leader . . . Remailing Social Action . . . Pius XI Club . . .Catholic Information . . . Remailing Committee . . . Propagation ofthe Faith Fiufo W11.i.1AM KUNZ 203 Sacred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart Dramatics . . . German Club . . . Missions Army T1-ILRLSA MA1u'KUsm' 203 Rl'I'A ANNI. Li.,x'r1-1i-x1 203 St. Josephs Troy St. Joseph's St. Josephs, Troy i' St. Joseph's Social Action . . . Missions . . . Catholic In- Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament . . . formation . . . Literature 1 I J Missions . . . Eucharistic Committee . 1,71 19411 17' +7Remailing RUTH LILLIAN LE CLAIR 203 St. Patrickls, Cohoes St. Patricks ,UPA 4, ,omg 6, U Us zz ,gm -1 1.7 ls i Pav Pfrffr !'m'l11-llwo Missions . . . Medical Circle . . . Sewing Club . . . Catholic Information . . . liueharistic Committee 2134 . X '36- 9' -c- -,- I it S at X x l X '35 WAS C X wc'-f 'N' wg- 'T JOAN CAROL LIU LIQR 203 St. Pauls. Troy St. Peter' Rcmailing . . . Eucharistic Committee . Missions . . . Propagation of the Faith . . 'vi 'if . Catholic Information '19 l P--' A .lOl-IX BERNARD LEGNARD QU: ' St. klosephis. Czreen lsland St. Josephs ' Missions . . . Remailing AS iff? L AlARY GERTRL'DL LRONARD 203 St. Francis. Troy St. Francis' N Missions . . . Social Action . . . Remailing ,536 F' JOsi1ifH1NE ,ANN LITTRO ZUJ N-,lr SacredYHeart. Troy' A I Sacred Heart 4 N Pius Xl Cluh . . . Social Action . . . Re- mailing . . . Catholic Information Jostm-1 NIAAIES LODGE 20: St. Pauls. Troy School IS Missions . . . Eucharistic Committee . . . Social Action .,.,,, A4317 COLEMAN ROBERT LYONs IU: f:- St. Peters. Troy St. Peter , Q 3 4,1 Eucharistic Committee . . . Christophers . . M A -,Q Dance Committee . . . 'Victory Corps . . 3 lflk .iff Editor of Tflh C.!Z'flNflifw7I 31'1Cl Tfu R eeat O g. Tfrff' - - U15 Semlfrs cyf Cllffllfflf' Cjfllffflf - - P j. Zlfx 5144. . Lf. . - 'L Q., K' f wr - . an A w'fg..,, b ' 1 I J' lm' 61' 5'l!F ' . .Z ,ui 9' nr- 'WY C 'ZF 'N' lloxxnxiw Wi1.i,lAM MACK 203 St. Pctcr's, Troy St. Petcr's Litcraturc . . . Social Action Atfukm' ANN M,xccNU1.Ti' 203 Sacrcd Hcart, Troy School 16 Rcmailing . . . Litcraturc . . . Catholic In- fornution lfu ,xNoR ixl.-XILXR 206 St. Augustinds, Troy St. Pctcr's Catholic Information . . . Eucharistic Com- mittcc HLLLN CATHERINE NIAIER 206 St. I..IVVI'Cl1CC'S, Troy St. L.1wrence's Miriam Club . . . Thcresinns . . . Eucharistic Committcc . . . German Club . . . Sewing Club NlARION A1 itil M.xIL1,oL'x 203 St. P.1triclt'S, XY'.1tcrYlict St. Patricliis Riding Club . . . Tbercsians . . . Literature Committcc . . . Miriam Club . . . French Club LJOROTHX ANNI, blANNING 206 St. iXl.lI'yiS, Troy St. M.iry's Litcraturc Committcc . . . Missions . . . Cath- olic Informntion . . . Glue Club . . . French Club - Che Semkfrs fyf clzlhvlir Ucnfral - - - yr' fnrljj-ff ' 7 M 5 IX FLoR1aNcL ANN MALONLY 203 MURIEL MARY MALONLY 203 St. Michaelis, Troy School 12 St. Michaels, Troy School 12 Remailing . . . Riding Club . . . Literature Remailing. . .Riding Club . . . Tl'illlIl' Board Committee Lois HliLEN MANNING 203 St. Paul's, Troy School 18 Literature Committee . . . Miriam Club . . . Eucharistic Committee . . . Social Action MARX' MARGARET MARINO 206 XVILLIAM ROBERT MARKHIXM 206 St. Augustine's, Troy St. Augustine's St. Josephls, Troy St. Josephs Social Action . . . Missions . . . Literature Missions . . . Literature . . . Remailing Committee . . . Catholic Information . . . Guard of Honor ALFRED JOSEPH MAROI.I 206 St. Anthony's, Troy St. Anthonyas Freshman Social Action Oflicer . . . Missions . . . Catholic Information . . . Football g, 'bw :im , ,ffQ,,,i' A , 41 PAL i,. o . l'i 4 12 O X A 90v,v17l' j Pflyf' fur!!!-ffL'L SBSZAW Q .- it 1 2. A AQARAIORIF ELIZAMTH MASHER 203 VINCENT MASTERSON 206 St. MLl1'y',S, Troy St. Mnry's St. Pntrick's, Troy St. Patriclfs Social Action . . . Missions . . . Literature Missions . . . Literature. Catholic Infor- . . . Remniling . . . Catholic Action mation . . . Social Action . . Remniling Ronmu' jo5i,1'ii MMU 206 Sf.AUgLl9fll1UiS,Tl'CJy' St. Augustineis NlliSiOI1S...SlJClLll Action . . . Clieer Leader . . . Rcmailing Committee . . . Literature lVlARY CATHERINL A'lCQBRIDli 206 CORNLLIA A. AlQC,'XRTHY 206 St. Francisf, Troy St. Francis' St. Pnulk. Troy St. Patrickis Social Action Chairman . . . Trilzllc Staff Catholic Information . . . Stamp Drive . . . . . . Theresinns . . . Cjclffjlllffllll Stull . . . Pius Cflffmlirolz Committee XI Club LIONLI. liNINIANUIL MCCAL'uiY 206 St. Mary's, Troy St. NI.1ry's XY i.l1' Bond Drive . . . Sodality UfOL1I' L.1dy Navy .fel tr iifui- 'iv ' M ' ':ff1Q-if - A C 4 , 4 4' ibit 1 Qt as. . ,,.., h .,, , c.cc .. 5 6' 3 uw, -I B l, , ' .' i '?ov,v17' Ijlljjt' f'o1'ljf-x1'..' sg' :tiff ak i iw A- ' SSX i at vw, ....,,,,, MARX' JEANI2 MCCLURE 206 ,, A St. Patrickis, Troy St. Patricks 'M ii Glee Club . . . Catholic Information . . . Missions . . . Social Action . . . Little Sisters of the Poor Aid A ww JOHN JOSEPH MCDONOUGH 206 Az: St. Augustine's, Troy St. Augustine's flj,W Catholic Information . . . Social Action . . . 'iii if V Remailing . . . Eucharistic Committee . . War Bond Drive . . . Stamp Drive ALICE Rosa ANITA MCDOWELI. 206 St. Peter's, Troy Mary Warreii Catholic Information . . . Eucharistic Com- mittee . . . War Bond Drive . . . Paladin Companion . . . Czzffaolivorl Staff fWV aff: 'W' IVIARY ALICE GERTRUDE MCGRANE 206 St. Francis , Troy St. Francis Remailing . . . Social Action . . . Literature . . . Catholic Information . . . Paladin Com- panion ANNE MARIE MCGRATH 206 St. Michael's, Troy St. Micl1ael's Managing Editor of Trizzm' . . . Social Ac- tion. . . Remailing . . .Catholic Information . . . Cecelian Club W 4-W MARY AGNES MCGRATH 206 St. Mary's, Troy St. Mary's Theresians . . . Class Secretary . . . Sewing Club . . . Literature Oflicer . . . Vice-Presi- dent of German Club . . . Student Wfar A Council -- U15 Sflfim' vf Guthvlzk' Genital - - 7 i Prrgr forfgf-Nq'1'c lx gf' foi'fy-vigil 5108 'iw .sr- bf, . A N nm, wt A ' N .. . -' va on-wa 'div-tg WYVN 'G' 1'5 fu.- 215 1 E' RITA E1.izAut1TH IWQKNIGHT 206 St. Marys Troy St. Mary's Literature . . . Catholic Information . . . Missions . . . Rt-mailing . . . Social Action jo,xN JULIA IVICLAUGHLIN 206 St. Anne's, XVaterford St. Anne's Catholic Information . . . Missions . . . Re- 1n.1iling...W'ar Stamp Drive . . . Literature Committee NI,xmC,xTH1sR1Nu Mc.NAxii5r 206 St. Patricks Troy School 1 Cflee Club . . . Drum Corps . . . Catholic Information . . . Remailing . . . Eucharistic Committee KATHLEEN AI,-XRY AIC-IIAYEY 206 St. Josephs Troy St. vIoseph's Social Action Leader . . . French Club . . . I-Iomeroom President . . . Catholic Infor- mation . . . Literature MARc.xR1iT AIONICA NIE.-XDLQ 206 St. P.1ul's, Troy St. M.1ry's. Binghamton Missions . . . Catholic Information . . . Lit- erature . . . Social Action Committee . . . Our Lady Committee Pixrizlti.-x IAXNN NILALX 206 St. Augustine's, Troy St. Augustine,s Missions . . . Social Action . . . Remailing . . . Catholic Information . . Literature Committee - - E716 Smivrs af Uafhcflic Ckvztral - - - - 7 6 4 SOPHIE TI-IHRIESA lVlIKlzNAS 206 Sf- PCFCVS, TFOY St. Vincent's Missions . . . Eucharistic and Literature Committees . . . French Club . . . Social Action . . . Paladin Companion M1XRIIiAGNIp9 MII,I,I3R St. Patricles, Troy Remailing . . . Missions Literature Committee . PATRICIA ROSE MORGAN 206 St. Augustines Troy St. Augustine's Sewing Club. . . Braille Club. . . Theresians . . . Our Lady Committee . . . Missions . . . Trizmc' Staff MIXRH' jIa,xN MUl,I-liN St. Agnes', Cohoes JOHN FRANQIS MILl.lQIK 206 St. Patriclfs, Watcrifliet St. Patriclos War Bond Drive. . . Remailing. . . liuchar- istic Committee 206 St. Patriekls ...GleeClub... . . CjzIff7Ulft'UlI Staff HI2l,IEN IMILLDA MOULTON 206 St. Patrieli's, XVatervliet St. Patrick's Bowling . . . Riding . . . Braille . . . There- sians . . . Remailing 206 St. Agnes' Remailing . . . Cflflwlicoll Staff . . . Wfar Bond Drive . . . Eucharistic Committee . . . Catholic Information ,nw ,M fvn 1 WW' ZIP' A36- we Ax XLTRAL U QOEYA f U QQ fic'-Q' -1 A r uv QOY vl Q 4' QV., slkS f 7 2 T I I- i o lt-J .P rx.. l'v1yfr foriyf-IfI'I.w CLARE lX'lURPllY 206 jixru. ALICE MURRAY 206 St. Augustinds, Troy St. AuguQtine's St. joseplfs, Troy St. Joseplfs Cntliolie Information . . . Cnags . . . Re- Miriam Club . . . Social Action . . . Blis- mniling . . . Social Action sions . . . Glee Club. . . TI'f1llIl' Staff MARX' PA'rRir m ANNlp lVlURliAY 206 Our Lady of Victory, Troy St. Cl.1l'C,S, Toronto, C.m.1d.1 iX'lll'l.lI1l Club. . . Freneli Club.. .Cizffmliwzz Stall . . . Senior Ball Committee R.ALPH JOSEPH jfxmi-,s lXlUSC.ATlzLL 206 XVii,i,l.fxRi Tiioxms St. Josephls, Green Island St. Joseplfs St. PJLll'S, Troy XV.1r Bond Drive . . . Qreliestra . . . Dra- matics . . . Victory Corps . . . Remniling Club. . . Stamp Dr MARIE HELIiN NUGliNT 100 St. Peter's, Troy St. Peter's German Club. . . Chemistry Club . . . C.1.1gS . . . Catholic Inforinntion . . . Trilzm' Staff sm,,. Y? 4 Q X s .R C I' . V G' sxysmgm I 'Yr 'N' an KR N' ,UPAL .Q W uq'qg9zy,9'2, , SBS Za'-ff -I A 5 V' 'J:7E'Q-'ffri' O . 0 - - - xwv '-'YN I , I ,Nha Rig.. Y C, np, ' M- iz ., Y.. 0 ,Q ..?f.'5Y?TiE5'af 'r -xr' 401,8- Page fifty Nixixs 100 St. NIary's German Club . . . Toy Drive . . . Chemistry ive ann: Z' 205 'Q' A I'IELIiN ELIZABETH O'BR111N 100 - St. joseplfs, Troy St. joscphis -' ' Pamphlet Library . . . 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Red Cross . . . Propagation of the Faith IXIARY VIRQINIA PAPUNDI 100 St. I:rancis', Troy St. Francis Catholic Information . . . Literature . . Glee Club . . . Our Lady Committee . . French Club M,xR1ii I3LIZABITH P,x1,1,.xD1N0 100 St. Anthony's, Troy St. Anthonfs Social Action . . . Renmiling . . . Missions ...Toy Drive . . . H.1ndm.1ids of the Blessed Sncminent ANN NI.-XRIL PARKIR 100 St. Patricks XYI.1fCI'YliCf St. P.1trick's Renmiling . . . I.iter.iture . . . Catholic In- formation . . . I-I.1ndm.iids of the Blessed Sacrament E1 IUXNOR M. PARKFR 100 S.1cred Heart, XY'.1terx'liet Sacred Heart Missions . . . Medical Circle . . . Remailing . . . P.il.1din Club . . . Catholic Infornmtion Ginxmis Punts 100 St. PJLIIIS, Troy Cu.1rdi.in Angel Sodality of Our Lady --U16 Sfffwff ff clzlhvlic affirm! - fiffyf-l14'0 i DORIS MARY' PERRAS 100 St. Augustine's, Troy St. Augustine,s Catholic Information . . . Remailing . . . Literature . . . Propagation of the Faith . . EDXVIN JOSIQPH PLACZKOWSKI Vcllt'llfc'f0l'fLIlI Immaculate Conception, Wfatervliet 100 Immaculate Conception Cilffaolimlz Committee . . . German Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Stamp Drive Eucharistic GIZORGII THiaoDoR1a Pl,AN'r14. 100 St. Patrickys, Troy St. Patrick's Catholic Information . . . Literature MARX' MARGARET POLAND 100 JANE ANN PoxvuRs St. Patrick's, Troy St. Patriclds Catholic Information . . . Pius XI Club . . . Sewing Club . . . Pamphlet Library St. Joseph's, Troy Riding Club . . . Catholi Art Club . . . Glee Club Propagation of the Faith KATHRYN RUTH POWERS 100 St. Monica's, Johnsonville J ohnsonville Grammar French Club . . . Catholic Action . . . Re- mailing . . . Propagation of the Faith MQW 17, X Wk' Wk, Ar-- 3 hifi:-'. 'Q- ,pw .yf , Viv MW' 100 St. Joseph's c In formation . . . Remailing . . QTPAL U 10571: Qs u QQ ff' 1'- pTHO Pav R rw O 1 ,P 'v '9 or-1, :P fe - - - , n ji I u -A1 fl .r :kt l'1I-gf' fluff!!-III! 11 MARX' ISAB1fI.POXV1TRS 101 IVIARION ANN PR1.1J1c11R 100 St. Mary's, NVaterfortl XVatcrford St. I,awrcnce's, Troy St. Lawrenceis Ctrflmlicofl Stall . . . Miriam Club . . . Pius Social Action . . . Trizzm' Staff . . . Catholic X1 Club . . . Our Lady Committee . . . Information . . . Rcmailing Catholic Information NIARII1 AGNILS PR1c1 100 St. joseplfs, Troy St. Joscplfs Pius XI Club . . . French Club . . . Catholic Inforination IVIARGARET INIARY PRLIDIIONIAIIZ PH11.oM1.N XV1x1.T1 R PSz11N1c,ZNY 100 St. Petcr's, Troy St. Peter's Remailing . . . Catholic Information Pius XI Club . . . Propagation of the Faith Immaculate Conception, XY'aterx'liet Iminaculatc Conception Ifucliaristic Committee . . . Catholic Infor- mation . . . Kliisiom . . . German Club . . . Liter.1ture Club EDWIN PSZIZNICZNY 100 Immaculate Conception, XY'.1tervIiet Immaculate Conception German Club . . . Varsity Basketball . . . Missions QTPAL 0 QOUA U ox 42 4- -: 1 P U1 o Por in Q ff 1, 2- sazf? f o Q. 0 - - - z gs M1 - 0 -- 'Nl A .P 3' l ayf' fiffy-four lp- E' VF fir' ,et I EMILY MARY PuRTi11-L 100 St. Joseph's, Troy St. Josephis Pamphlet Library . . .Catholic Information . . . Pius XI Club . . . Little Sisters of the Poor Aid . . . Propagation of the Faith JOAN MARX' QUINLAN 100 St. Augustine's, Troy St. Augustine's Miriam Club . . . Pius XI Club . . . June Prom Committee . . . Social Action . . Catholic Information EDWARD J. RAFFERTN' 100 St. Patriclfs, Wfatervliet St. Patrick's Varsity Baseball . . . Christophers . . . Re- Ww mailing . . . Missions . . . Ctlf!Jfl1it'flII Staff TizRFsA FLORENCE RAFFERTH' 100 l St. Patrick's, Troy School 2, Pittstown Social Action . . . Remailing . . . Riding Club . . .Catholic Information JANE ELIZABETH RAMROTH 100 St. Peter's, Troy School 1 Bulletin Board Club. . . Rernailing . . . Lit- erature . . . Cecelian Club . . . Treasurer of French Club MARX' AILEEN RANNEH' 100 Our Lady of Victory, Troy St. Augustine's Dramatics . . . Editor of The Trium' . . . Remailing . . . Cvlee Club . . . Social Action - - U15 Semlfrs af Uzzfhvlzr Cmlral - Zi' Pug fifty-fire A QMS 2 s FRANK GEORGE REBEL 100 X- St. Patricks XVatervlict St. Patrickis 3, M- M ' . l . V E Dramntics . . . Missions . . . Catholic Infor- , mation . . . Literature . . . Christophers C cv- ' ' N Ka ' V Q ff-' N , Ipmvfxan WI2Sl.1g1'JOS1L1'H RILGA 100 uf? .4--4 N., an AT' Q, bf A5 ,M 'Q' yi? - U15 Smivrs rf Zi fi! iff-Nl. XX St. LtlVVY'CI1CCiS, Troy St. Lawrence! Missions . . . German Cluh . . . Tl'fIlIZt' Staff . . . Social Action . . . Christophers Navy IQILHQN V1,RON1c..x RLINIOER 100 St. Augustinds, Troy St. Augustine! Glee Club . . . Remailing . . . Catholic In- formation . . . I-Lindmnids of the Blessed S.1cr.1ment . . . Torufv Board ANTHONX' jOsE1fi-I Ricci 100 St. Peters, Troy St. Anthony's Eucharistic Committee . . . Toy Drive . . . Stamp Drive . . . Thanksgiving Drive . . Canteen Committee V1c'1'OR1,x AXNN Rlc Ii 101 St. M.1ry's, Troy St. Marfs Social Action . . . Literiture . . . C.itholic Information . . . l'I.11'1t,l!'T'.'.iLib of the Blessed Sacrninent 100 St. Brigid's E11 EIN RO1sERTs St. Brigids XYi.lI61'Yl16I Handmaids of the Blessed S.1cr.1ment . . . Remniling . . . Catholic Information . . Missions . . . Ring Committee Ullffilffft' Uclffral - - - SHIRLEY JOAN ROBERTS 100 St. Mary's, Waterford Wi1terfo1'd Public CtIflJU1it'fllI Committee . . . German Club Secretary . . . Ring Committee . . . Social Action . . . Remailing FRANCIS I-IARTIGA N ROCQHE 100 St. Francis', Troy St. Francis' Eucharistic Committee . . . Catholic Infor- mation . . . Dramatics . . . French Club . . . Torch Board EDWARD JOSEPH ROONITY 100 St. Augustine's, Troy St. Augustine's Eucharistic Committee . . . Missions . . . Catholic Information . . . Football JANE FRANCES ROOT 100 Sacred I-Ieart, Troy Sacred Heart Social Action . . . Literature . . . June Prom Committee . . . Catholic Information WILLIAN1 SEEGA St. Paul's, Troy THOMAS WALTER RYAN 201 St. Patrick's, Troy St. Patrick's Basketball . . . Sodaliry of Our Lady 100 St. Peter's Social Action . . , Literature Committee ,J If ', I X, ,M I aa1Va't Xikfzz , , QQ, X ,, - 49 2,1 I '51 PAL 0 s,0E7,, 2, U Ov is 4 p,1'H0 QOY rl SU! 4, 4' at , : :R O J 3 Q L E il ,Q .P S.. 1 Nf'l'1'li N.. :V Q ,xx xi k .1 JOAN A. SCHILLINGER 101 XV. Josi-QPH SHANLILY 101 Sacred Heart, Wfatervliet Sacred Heart St. Augustine's, Troy Catholic Information . . . Missions . . . Mir- Knickerbocker Junior iam Club . . . Iiucharistic Committee . . French Club . . . German Club . . .Missions Citlfllfllifllll Staff . . . Catholic Information . . . Christophers MARY I'1LIZA1i1.'I'H SHLILHAN 101 St. Patricks, Troy St. Patricks Pius X1 Club . . .Catholic Information . . . Missions . . . Social Action . . . Guard of Honor FREDERICK S. SHIRES 101 IVIARY Ac,NLs SIISH 101 St. Peters Troy St. Peter's St. Patriclxis, XVatervliet St. Patrickys Intramural League . . . Remailing . . . Mis- Literature . . . Catholic Information . . . sions . . .Catholic Information . . . Christo- Remailing . . . Handmaids of the Blessed PIHCIS Sacrament . . . Missions ANNA MAI? CATHERINE SNIITH 101 Sacred Heart, Albany School 20 QKPAL b OU u oi fag!- -gh. OHDS Pav is 9 C I 1? N QA ,, 1, O f ii -3, is ,Q .rl Tb' Pnyw fiffy-wiglzf Missions . . . Catholic Information . . . Lit- erature . . . Social Action . . . Eucharistic Committee , 3' ' xv.-. I .w-INN S '3 'S' - If Mr' , ,,.,. . 1--+4 fi? I v rf 'UW E715 Smiars af 7 ians CHARLES PHILIP SMITH 101 St. Augustinvfs, Troy Wfynantskill Catholic Information . . . Remailing Com,- mittee . . . Baseball MARGARET CATHERINE SMITH 101 St. Peter's, Troy St. Peter's Catholic Information . . . Pius XI Club . . . Trizzm' Staff . . . German Club . . . Paladin Companion NANCX' A. SQUADRITO 101 Our Lady of Victory, Troy School 18 Social Action . . . Pamphlet Library . . . TI'fIlIIl' Staff . . . Bulletin Board . . . Theres- ROSEMARY STEBIIINS 101 St. Brigicl's, Wfatervliet St. Brigid's Missions . . . Social Action . . . Catholic Information . . . Eucharistic Committee . . . Remailing IIEIZABETH STEARS 101 Sacred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart Literature . . . Catholic Information . . . Social Action . . . I-Iandmaids of Blessed Sacrament WW GITORGF GUINAN ST. JOHN 101 St. Peter's, Troy St. Peteris Senior Class President . . . Remailing . . . Clllflolirofl Staff . . . Student War Council . . . Eucharistic Committee Gafhalir Umirfzl - S Page fifty-III'1u' IX ADA Es'rHLR SURPRIZNANT 101 ,.,, b 'QE' ' 1 Our Lady of Victory, Troy School 18 Miriam Club . . . Missions . . . Theresians . . Glce Club . . . Senior Ball Committee -IOAN Piwiuc m THoMAs 101 St. Jeans Troy St. Lawrence's Catholic Information . . . Remailing . . . Social Action . . , Literature Committee. . . Glue Club K ' LAXYRIQNC 1, JOSIQPH Tomvri' 101 k , H ,H St. P.1trick's, Troy St. P.1trick's ,N i V ,M i' A Catholic Information . . . Rcmailing -1, 3 -V R1'GINA Aiici'Toox11n' 101 Ku- 4:319f,' 3'5 -19 rrgfr 11' - U15 Scwzlfrs ry 7 .wflff i lk Sacred Heart . Catholic In- . Catholic In- Sacred Heart, XY'aterx'liet Missions . . . Social Action . . Missions . . . Remailing . . Committee XYVALTLR Aroi sits TR.-xcrx' 101 St. Patriclis, XY'.itcrx'lict St. Mich.1el's, Troy Missions . . . Rcmailing . . . Catholic In- formation XY-xRRi'N Fiuxfis TR.-xx'rRs 101 St. Augustinc's, Troy St. Augustine's Missions . . . French Club . . . Re-rnailing Committee . . . Catholic Information Cllffllffft' Ucwtral - HELEN MILDRED SZUMOWSKI 101 ERNEST CHARLIZS TETRAULT St. Mary's, Troy St. Mary's St. Paul's, Troy Literature . . . Our Lady Committee . . . Dr German Club . . . Tort' b Board Orchestra . . Model Airplane Club TIZRESA CATHERINE TREPANIER 101 St. Josephs Green Island St. Joseph's Literature . . . Theresians . . . Catholic In- formation . . . Remailing . . . Eucharistic Committee 101 St. Paul's amatics . . . Christophers . . . Band and . Senior Dance Committee . . . JOSEPH XAVIER VALLEE 101 AUGUSTA SUSAN VAN DECAR 101 St. Augustine's, Troy St. Augustineis St. Brigidas, Wtiterxfliet St. Brigidls Remailing . . . Caflzolimll Staff . . . Catholic Missions . . . Social Action . . . Theresians Information . . . Christophers . . . Catholic information . . . Pius XI Club Navy HUGH JOSEPH VAUGHAN 101 St. Augustine's, Troy St. Augustinds Eucharistic Committee . . . Christophers . . . Orchestra . . . Torch Board ww f rw s ,, ii IVV' Q Q mf i ,fi 'W' ' Mena-wwf' Pr 1RAL U g,0Er,, 2, U as We fr ul A uw OYF 0' 4 Qs. 5 L 9 -. O ,S B if l S: '-2, Lf A I :Q 'fe S' We ximfy-our' PxNTHONYJAM14S Visit St. Anthony's, Troy Catholic Information . Missions . . . Christopher5 . . . Social Action . . . HELINE IXIARG,-.RI T XYIALSH 101 Sacred Heart, Troy Catholic Information . Paladin . . . Social Action Leader . . . Liter- ature 101 MARTHA ANNA VVACHTIIL 101 St. Anthonyi Our Lady of Victory, Troy School 18 . . Literature . . . Missions . . . Cecelian Club.. .Miriam Club Pamphlet Library . . . French Club KIANI MAiai'XVA1,klNsHixxv 101 St. Franciaf Troy St. Francis' Pius XI Club . . . French Club . . . Catho- lic Information . . . Bulletin Iioard Com- mittee , . . Caags NANQ' XVALSH 101 Sacred Heart St. Peter's, Troy School 14 . . Remailing . . . Ct11'fmfIf'o11 stiff . . . 'TVIIIIIU Staff . . . Dra- matics . . . Our Lady Committee . . . Paladin Companion JOHN XVATSON 101 Sacred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart Football . . . German Club. . .Catholic In- formation . . . Christophers nz.,-qx WYQQI X N Qi N M. 3 - '35- Ei: tx Q Nye , QTRAL QQPUA ' u Os 4' -Q A U' A o Qov A 4' C? N-1,1 Q, s R 2 Q , n - - - z NJ' I 1- ,, llf Q I' Page sixty-two Y E- x .am N 'T' le'-weave, ew? 1, 01,4 I -aaa-w . ,AZ M we 46 lbw 'uk,,, C4527 A wow Q W M U 1 f W hr in? , . WW W' W ,- 'dw' , ,, f - if -2' i I 2 Q -2445 ff' ,lie V fin! 1 s . - - E715 Seniors af XYXILLIAM DON1Xl.D NY!ii,xTH11Rw.ixx 101 St. Francis', Troy School 14 Tennis . . . Sodality . . . llucharistic Com- mittce . . . French Club . . . Knights of the Blessed Sacrament BLULAH lX4ARIIl XVILSON 101 Sacred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart Catholic information . . . Remailing . . . Social Action . . . Literature Committee ADLLINI2 XWIENI-.R 101 St. Brigid's, Wfatervliet St. Brigid's Missions . . .Drum Corps. . . Glee Club. . . Torch Board XXXALTER sIliROMli WLISHAAR 101 Sacred Heart, Troy Sacred Heart Catholic Information . . . Literature Com- mittee . . . Remailing ANNIE THERESI3 WEAVER 206 St. Augustine,s, Troy St. Augustine's Cleo Club . . . Little Sisters of the Poor Aid . . . French Club . . . Tl'illl7t' Staff . . . Re- mailing MARX' THERESA WILSON 101 St. Brigid's, Wfatervliet St. Brigid's Missions . . . Catholic Information . . . Theresians . . . French Club . . . Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament dzflzolzk' Central - i 1'f,,,ii Siffy-1'l1l'cc IX fin X wwf X QW? W A., ' 'mw- mf' ' wig:--P' JOHN JOSEPH XYVRIGHT 101 RITA ANN1 ZXYOI VNIK 101 St. Pntrick's, Troy St. Patrick's Holy Trinity, Troy St. Josepl'1's Cbristopbers . . . Football . . . Baseball . . . French Club . . . Catholic Information . . . Rcmniling . . . Social Action Pngr' simiy-fozu' Missions . . . Handmaids . . . Literature Committee The Class Uf '44 in .luninr Senlinary JOHN DINI-.HART JOSLPH O.-xTHOUT JOSEPH HALLORAN Louis ROs,xx11L1,x HLVGH VAUQHN Hmmrewy Me-nllle-rs ul' lhv lllalss Ill' '44 fln Memoriam! XVIIILIAM AISTON AN11'.x lJO1N MARION CAIll1lN'I'ILIi PAU1 ml 131115431 Vi1'1'01'-51 0l'l'l' fbf' KHSIIIIII j71'111c'ijv10 ffm! 11i11- ify is ffm f0111111'11f1011 111111 111111 of llllf' 111111' ffmf Illfgllf C1111 C'l'l'fIfl' rigbi- P111x XII Ago Qnmf Agn Miami Our retreat master this year was Father Cirewen. A man of small stature, witty, and decisive in his manner, Father gave us our last retreat at Catholic High. He brought his main points into the minds of his audience through the best known method-examples. For instance, he pointed out that when a man intends to build a house he doesn't go right ahead and build. On the contrary, he engages an arch- itect to lay out or draw up the plan for the house. Then with the plans, he goes ahead I urjr Nfffjf-Nl-.l' and starts to build. Our lives are exactly like that. When God made us, He didn't just Create us and let it go at that. Hardly- instcad He gave us His blue-print of life, His plan for our happiness and everlasting glory with Him in heaven. Everything God has put here on earth has a use. Though a thing may seem very small, its use can actually draw us nearer to God. To abuse things however, only draws us farther away from Him and His plan for us. Our retreat was an immense success and Father Grewen left a niche of happy mem- ories in each of our hearts. Vile won't for- get Him and the pleasant moments we shared with him in this, our last retreat at Catholic High. Cwzferefzff' Time . Mew.-mswwmsnil Mu Usa... its wfzWzmfff 'f 'W Wn W ' W if A f7I6'llStl1If l'.YtIllIilIt1fiOlI1FtIfbUl' Gl'i'IL'f'lI a11'vrbi:z's our sfzfffzlify ojffrrs: Gllillllll Si. Iofm, Bvffy Knozvlfs, Mary MFG7'tIfl7, Mary MfB1'irff'. MM- 0W'7fffVW.7!Aff , ,f is 6 4 J Q Collgwxs ffcfmfrs XIl!75ftlfL'Xi and so do za U! Sophia' Milzvmzs, Earl Dl1KQt'7I, Iam' Brrzlfllc'-3', lad: Hlzlxc mm' Im111DL11m'c'1i11. TY Ar! Cuzlzjnfrvll and fftlll Dfzlq 1'f'jm1'f f!JL'f1' jqlltI,flIgS in biol- Ugjl 'S' l 11.'111'f' Tlnmlngiulzs CXQJJEA The class of '44, anticipating the need for trained youth in these distressful times, has applied itself to those activities and sub- jects which will be most benehcial to the national war effort. Many members of our senior class have majored in science solely because they real- ized America's great need for technicians. As a result of their interest the physics, chemistry, and mathematics courses in Catholic Central may well have produced ams in March. Several successfully obtained the passing grade and will receive directions for physical examinations in the near fu- ture. We know that these young men will prove their worth as ofhcer-candidates in the Army and Navy. Even the art department was mobilized this year. When the Red Cross issued an appeal, our young Rembrandts and Da Vincis responded, forsaking the classic to indulge in decorative enterprise. Christmas B111 Burns and Tom Doran show fbi' Mfzlwzcy flL ilIS zufmf if looks like fo be a'n1f1'vJ. an important factor in the community's industrial success. Certainly all branches of our armed forces today demand men and women skilled in a scientihc line. lt is the job of the high school to instill a thorough knowledge of fundamentals in the student so that he will be prepared for more specific instruction. This duty has been fulfilled by Catholic Central. Answering the government's call for more highly trained personnel as ofhcer- material, many of our senior boys took the Army and Navy Specialized Training ex- favors and messages executed by these stu- dents were dispatched to our hghting men all over the world. To the delight and grati- fication of the craftsmen, alumni of C. C. H. S. as far away as Egypt acknowledged receipt of this work. The nrt department has been chosen as one of hftcen to be repre- sented at the Albany Historical Art Mu- seum. Members of these classes presented Sister Lucia with a charcoal drawing of St. Joan of Arc for her French class and also provided material for school publications and extra-curricular activities. Page sixty-lzinze In the history courses, students have pre- pared for civic responsibilities by open for- um discussions on current events, participa- tion in local social meetings and in the reg- ular study of American history. The history C course was made available for the juniors this year. Debates on such issues as subsi- dies, the Negro, and votes for eighteen-year- olds caused a considerable stir among the Seniors. Perhaps in some one of those stormy sessions there was presented a plan that Wfashington had not thought of! Repre- sentatives from the history classes were sent to hear Dr. Singh, native of India, speak on his homeland. Members of our class who passed the Eng- lish exam in January have undertaken the study of two individual courses in English, creative writing and English work- shop . The former is designed to make use of Whatever native Writing ability may be present in the graduating class. One of the required activities for this course is the pub- lication of some original piece of writing by each member of the class. English Work-shopn, under the direction of Sister M. Laurentia, consists in the study of gram- mar in preparation for radio script writing, which forms the second half of this ad- vanced English course. The journalism class produced the Writ- ers who have made the Fourth Estate pos- sible in the school. Cui' language, business and law courses have given us not only the f a c t u al knowledge so necessary today but have trained our minds in the individuality of the lib- erally educated, that We may correspond to the re- quirements of a civilized Most important of all, our minds have been filled with the teachings of Christ. Praying and studying in unison, We have forged the spirit of democracy. In our grad- uating class we may find Mother Church's living example of her ageless wisdom. Wfe have had the beneht of hundreds of years of learning. Not only did God see fit to give us the faith but He also gave us the teach- ings of His scholarly sons to guide us. Thus, we have not only been made educated citi- zens of democracy but we possess a gift to help us strengthen that democracy-the gift of Catholicity. Wfe realize the truth of Commander Sheals statement in his let- ter to his son: Be a good Catholic and you canlt help being C1 good Americanf, xxlsiiiz 1 M V K 7 fi ' 'Uh ocin of AfC I tea or rms- N..-..qe .--wi J F -1 .qsuii-as f.s..f,s-Q -'1 ' bs.. frm.:- ... i..fx society. Tfn' flrf Di'j1111'l111i'11l fil't'K4'llfY 11 llllllllf fo ffm' 1'il'I'lI4'XJ lJ1'j1:11'1'1111'11f. ,ui ii..-.ie I Ifltrlfff GOJSUII N1111113' Hughes 11111 R111111 I'11y1' s1'1'1'11I1f thu WN-.A Vicfory CClIl1'Xt'ilI lfnglixb - E11glixfJ XVorksfmp fW w..,,H, jg f Q?? V 1 J i W r f ff .,f: V M Tfmf V-I2 ENLIIII. ' Q. Ss. L. QU:-in' l'1rgr x1'f'w1 -B in, r. . - . , as n., , , ', . an in H X uQl445' 9!' H, 2 fs uv W . 'W ass- ' 5,3152-:Q X K4 7 GUINAN ST. JOHN soccer-ded Louis CfVL'Cllil.VL'.f Ros.1mili.1 through .1 spccril election in the iflll. l,ouis is in junior Scniinary. SIQNIOR OFFICIQRS: lNl.1ry Mcliratliy Llosuph lfsposito, Louis liUN.llU Pastry Knowles. IfXlfCfUTlX'l'f CUMMVl lHl'flf: First row: KIJIIC Quinn, Gene liricrc, Robert Hz, , '.ll1,tlULll1 Gaynor. Sccond row: Barl r.1 Tlicopliol, Tlionms Judge, jenn XVcber. Third row: Mary McGrath, .Ioscpli Esposito, Louis Rosarnilia, Betty Knowles. vig? k.. ff LIZ 5 01 1 cliff Shirley Rolierfs, fofm Afavrfz, Bt7l'1ItIl'li Neafou, lov Esposifo XVe have learned of the need for our pennies through the experiences of others. Promi- nent people hnve spoken to us here at Cath- olic High during the past year and have spurred us on to greater patronage of the War Stamp booth on the second floor. Lieu- tenant Malcolm Hormats was one of our most interesting guests and some of us could remember, in the not too far distant past, when he used to help his father print The Torch. A Troy boy, a hero, he was the participant in more than fifty missions over Germany. His talk brought the war closer to us and boosted our stamp sale. Neafon, Sf. john, Esposifo, Afacrn, Lf. Hornzafs, M. E. Gaynor, '39, R. Balthazar, M. Doyle, I. Bartholomew, A. Bala as was sms Q. J f- Cizlld c fic fyfleeu 1 mlviil' L5 Mantua-'Wy , A ,,,.,,,,,,..h .,, I A Qt xt Q- T v i , L i X my Alia' Mr'G1't111r't1xlt'vj2 ffl Llllrf mil' of P1'r'x,tC1'11xt1Ji '. C,-,5,,,.a4,' X f slr, X t . X Q .Q i Soon February rolled around and once again the usual buzz was heard throughout the school, especially in the third floor corri- dor. Whrit are they up to now? Yes, it's the literature group again. This time, how- ever, they are extremely diligent making preparations for the Catholic press exhibit. How enthusiastic they are! Through the untiring efforts of Sister lflizabeth Thomas and her committee the exhibit was finally Completed. As we walked along inspecting the dis- play, the buzz became a babble -ind clatter when the entire school filed into the audi- torium to see the literature play. There on the Stage Were representations of various qw HI'l'I'HffI-filllll' .bi .. 'S bookiackets and magazine covers from some of our most popular Catholic publications. QAgain we thanli Sister Elizabeth Thomas for her direction of this play.j Our committee was most assiduous in trying to develop in us habits of good read- ing not only while we are in school but for the future, and we learned the value of reading Catholic books, magazines and newspapers. NVe are sure that the eiforts were not in vain and that each student did receive a better understanding of Catholic literature. As February came to a close, the pamphlets were distributed to the students to be read and then to be sent to our boys in service. X Cxai bg! fd? l oi These pictures certainly bring back mem- ories to every senior. Fourth period always seemed longest because those of us in the vicinity could hear the freshmen and soph- omores in the cafeteria and we wished that we were there. At lunch time we certainly appreciated the kitchen stnflfg didn't we? Remember when Father would give us K.P.? How many of us frequently wished that we had worn blue sweaters or had been on time for school. All too soon the lunch period would end leaving Marge and Joe Conway to Close up. MV. Guzzffmw' ff' Mrx. Vim, Mrs. I.-yous N ip fiww 1 I Fflltllfi Nlurgv umf lm'Cm11w1y. Ix.P.-mmf X1'lIfU!'S ui ffm!! x.. ,fa Wil l l lor Alli'1'Yy-ffn' 1114111 fvefvifnf flu' stwzrx. . I f Cilllllf L c'V1'll IIC .fllfcilll Three o'cloek and all's well! or if it isn't there is always ninth period, with Father Mulqueen as commander-in-chief. Hastily we exit from our last period class- room and for five hectic minutes proceed to annoy our ever-patient homeroom teachers with the thud of books and clamor of voices, not to mention the cosmetic display on the part of the girls. Alter a brief silence for prayers, we are otl' to purchase our school tokens and weekly war stamps. As our portals swing wide, We leave our windy heights to begin the perilous journey downward, or over liiglitli Street if we are yr swlwilfy-sf.v one of the more fortunate individuals. lfventually each reaches his destination, which, in the ease of many seniors is often the popular nook, Paul's, where students meet to discuss the various events of the day. Still later another stream of pupils wends its way to the city. These are our over-time working club and sodalicy members, plus those unfortunate students drafted for the ninth period brigade or the auditorium floor sweeping. Quickly they file down the hill and the shadow of silence enfolds the school building for a few short hours. 'rVfl'fUl'j' Ul'C'l' ibrm' pofvlzfiuf 4'o11ff'ic'fs t1l'jXjlItif 1111! of ffm' lllIfNIltllIt'C'cf xhzlf' of lt'0l'ltl vcofzollzy- Pins XII --dba B 4 Al,j'I'F Mr1fDou'ell rum' Dick Dcgmzu lend 11 Znzmf. g5Cfl4t'C6ll l'ug1' .s4'l'r'11fy-rfglll I lfJ'C6 aillcl ZIAUZE - Iiveryone, in one way or another, realizes that the manpower shortage has become a serious problem. This has been particularly evident to the pupils of Catholic High in the past year, as we must now take our turns on the clean-up squad. Regardless of the war, rooms must be swept and there are always boards to be cleaned, Three o'clock also lands the sodality committee members doing over- time. There are the lfucharistic, Literature, Mission, Social Action and Our Iiady's committees. Collecting religious articlesg visiting the flock of the Little Sisters of the Poor: activities of the Pius XI and Paladin clubs: and the donations of rosaries, pamphlets and instructive material for soldiers are only a few of the many projects sponsored by the various groups. Nvxf yrnr 100,11 bf bllyillg ffacnzf 'X g. get allefcvffef T. Iioflclli, V. Riff, R. Sl'vf2l1i11x, A. Slll'l7I'l'lILllIlL, and c'fJu11jfm'1z1' 104111 Sffnllilzgm ll'lIl'iIIg flwvir fldojvfvd Cify for fbi' lmuzc' jmri. Mmwmn, J , Af. . ' 'SD Cf ,, ,W ,V I ,.. A am M ,N Nalin'-5' Vc7411slJ, M. Ailvvll Rr1lIIIt',j', Nfufy NIC'Bl'ir1lt' off for ffm' C0lIlIlI!7fcI Srbolusfif Prvss CUIIl't'llfiUlI. QL cfozzzlli glfllalle all c:. Tfillllt' Sfuff. Pflllf' i!l1'f!l I X 63111073 DIUJIILZ l.ill1' Trizzuv Tyibisfs Tl f P ' 1' ml Um! Turvsrz CllfC'llft'l' Maria' Nllgl'IIf and Nftlfillll Pl't'Llfgt'I' jmxf ffm' IVI411'gf11'1'f Smiffy, Gcorgz' Ht1l'I!JlL'C' lI1l'rIl'f1X- Nfmj' T. Briff, Buffy D1'c'.x'1U1 -ska xi X B B s George Cjllllthjg suliz' fvis 411111111-1111117 jmrf of v1'Ulll'.N? X C ,zflofzm .-T 11244 livery senior knows, hy experience, the Work involved in the puhlientinn of .ln nn- nual. It takes time, inm1ey,eH'ul't. lieegluse we supplied these essentiqls, our yearhoolt has hnally materinliled. XVC had fun soliciting .ids to finance our book. Somehow it made us feel in1port.lnt. arguing with an advertising, IILIHLIQCI' ovei the advantage of .1 twentvfdollai' nd in .1 Pnggz Vfflhfy-f7L'0 high selnmi vearhoolv. XYiCl1.lLl to review our .llTClS and brush up on our spelling for the .1lph.1hetie.1l arrangement of the senior see- tiun. Xve gave up our study periods. The tvpiets worked until the keys were worn smooth. Outwnrdlv, we grumhled. ln- w.1rdlv we were proud to have n part in the p1'ep.n'g1tion of gi yearbook that is dedicated to our servicemen. Marge' Hougfffou and 101111 Qllilllzlll azhzlogm' ns! Esfbvr Bl'ft'!Af0II X -ng. 'M WW 5 sorfx ns ruff. Q 'fy we M' , , . ?2'?g4swLZy594 Q ' wb if - M2675 Dvfwlfiwl um fn' jvluzmlzf. Ask ifmn' I7!'1'.H'lIf nf ffm' Gwzmzfz Cfzzfv Clu'ixf111L1.x jmrfby su.. 99 g 3-L, Liflcggi September began a great many things but the list wouldlft be complete without the ever popular Vic dances. Railroad men could set their Watches by C.C.H.S. on Friday nights, for by eight o'eloek there would be u steady How of groups of twos and threes crossing over the tracks and merrily ascending Fulton Street hill. It,s true that Glen Miller, Artie Shaw and Tommy Dorsey Came to us by records only but then it sounded like the real thing to us. Father Mulqueen would stand in the doorway to the gym smiling and Casual but not missing gi detail. amz' ibm- Exi f I 47 . f 7 L i VCT Clllcqt' .VC The play given in December centers about the Clover Family. -Iohnny Clover, played by llrnest Tetrault, an enthusiastic journalist, thinlxs that he will become .1 great newspaper executive one day until .lune Rvan, as Susan Blake, steps in to upset the applecart . Heneeforth, aetion begins. Mr. and Mrs. Clover, portrayed by joseph Godeon and Nancy XY'alsh, try to maintain peace amid all the confusion. Mary Aileen llanney, as Miss Xvillard, their teacher, is involved in the ditheulties under the lead- ership of Spud alias Jack Coleman. Police otlieer, Ralph Muscatell, Completes the local school back- ground. The play afforded an enjoyable evenings en- tertainnaent. 1 1 1 4 f iiff R. Mlzsullrll, D. El'4'l'S, I. Izwlly. M. B1I1IiLlk,AI. A. ' 2. UM - l if I . ' ' Ri'f1i'.1rxi11g: i . Rizlzlley fm. .1fef1'l. 1 f i I. CTOIVIIHIII, If. Te1'ra1ll1', I. R-Yilll and I. Gil-X'llfJl' .lf for desk, Iriflw N. Whilxfa mmf I. Goilxon in fbe lmek- grou 1111. N. Whlxll, Ii. Tefrulllf D. livers in c'lo1'er . l QL? Q? ll 4110 fidiii It has been said from year to year that the operetta given could not be surpassed in any way. XVe can again say it about The G0lIt101iL'!'S, which was presented with great success. Could there be a more beautiful and bewitching spot for the setting than nineteenth century Venice, the city of ro- mance, with its islands, gondolas, and gon- doliers? Because of the sudden death of the King of Barataria, it is necessary that the lost prince be found. There is an exhaustive search for the prince who is in reality the drummer boy for the mercenary Duke and Duchess of Plaza-Toro, played by Walter Carr and Jane Bromley, respectively. Through some mistake of the Grand In- quisitor of Spain fBob Bischoffj this child has been lost and it is believed that the prince is one of the two famous gondoliers of Spain. The stupidity of these gondoliers brings out the comedy of the operetta. Obriozzsly fbe mst! M3755 T ' l- H f -V f 4.1, , 77 ' 5 , f l .W 'Q ' , Bvbimf svwzvs uzfb ibe Clover fzllllllj' I if Mn..-ln' 'M' -M. ,,.- I ff .m,H , WW, ,3-',,,,.QM,7,,,, , v..,,-3-:1,.mfw:f-'-----1:11-:vault-'sxfgawnunl . .Www ML. ,,,,M,. -,. ,,. . ..,,- - ,...,. .-.. ,,N,.,.,...,,,., ,Mi . K QW gau- i . rs ' ' ,M . , i i w. ' is - ' fV-V W 4 N 1 lv' is ..k., if-i iihiii ?fi' if f me f, wi , f ' ' x 5 W 2 2 Q 2 i' , T353 2 , fl. A , ' ' . H ' f -of ' , l i' i Q1 ' i Lk , , ' J' is,x Fw ll I Q fx! gl K' I. BIA1lll1lt',1', IZ. fxitllfllll fjmgvl, W. Curr, R. fillllllfllxfhllll- Rovyillly fzml 1'r1yi1lly-iff-fre. ' As fate would l1LlVCil,CiLlSllkl.l QRosen1.iry Cunninghnmj, daughter of the Duke .ind Duchess, loves Luiz qPl1iI U'I5rienJ but is in fear that their love will be destroyed. Finally when all .Ire brought together it is made known that Luiz is the prince, so he l'nyf' wiylifllf-1'iy1llf lifllicl' of flu' Gom1'oliei'x. .ind Cnsilda live happily ever lifter . There is no possible probable shadow of doubt, no possible doubt whatever that if Tin' Goflifoliwi-x were to be presented again under the direetion of Miss Miller it would be accepted with enthusiasm. 1 .S lllff'l'llIiSSi0l1. llIll07Z 70114 June 25, 1943, was the day-St. Joseph's hall, the place. Yes, that was the evening that We, the class of 1944, played host to the members of the class of 1943. It was the June Prom. Toby Middlebrook and Char- lie Randall provided music from 9 until 1 A. M. The hall, beautifully decorated with pur- ple and white drapes, was ample to accom- modate members of both the Junior and Senior classes. The girls attending received favors which were victory pins with the school emblem on them. No one will doubt that it was one of the best dances ever spon- sored by Catholic High. Of course, We might be prejudiced. Find ,j'0Ill'SClf.l 1 :M AI jg . 'M X 1' r-'S M fl 0 i CllLO'C 44 X . Puf1zmfi,G. Sf. fobu, B. K11fjZLlL'.9,B. BL'In1lIgt'7', T. Mink, Bm1n'L11'r'izU. Tfyv H4'11J1'iufQ Hmfson sws our .cf-yfv. Tuesday, December 28, 1944, was one of the days on which we realized that we really were seniors-soon to be graduates. That was the day of our traditional senior ball. The girls doffed the usual sweater and skirt for yards of misty chiffon and rustling taf- feta and pinned to uherl' shoulder was-h-i-s -corsage. To add an extra touch of sophisti- cation the boys came resplendent Cif not en- tirely comfortablej in tuxedos. Toby Middle- brook and his band supplied the music throughout the evening, which was mostly of a slow, dreamy tempo though there were sev- eral fast', pieces. Towards midnight, Shirley Brewer was chosen queen and as such crowned the greatest Queen of all. Our Lady's statue reposed to the right of the bandstand and was surrounded by sweet smelling boughs of bal- sam and pine through which were artistically threaded colored lights. Under the able guid- ance of the committee headed by Guinan St. John and Betty Knowles, our class president and vice-president, we were able to chalk up the hours from 9-1 as tres heureusen. i4'l1Jt1111's, Marry I'o1c'i'rx Vfl'1QilIfz7 Ptzfnmfi, SZ2il'll H' Bl't'1l't'IA, Ifzu Bzzm'-y tzmf Mm'-y flflt'f'll Rzllllltfjh f Wee 3-if Om' Q1I4'1'II um! our tjzztwz. Page nilzwfy-mffg The qzuwl 111111 fm' uf- 7 First ron' fl. fo r.j: CfJ114'fz Smiflv, Cas PLIIIIIIX, Bill Bhyrues, lurk 11 1'igfJf, Tom Mlzijnfaby, Neil Colluuzgy, Nick Bondi. St'CUIIt11'UlL' fl. io r. l: Couvfv Bill Ctlrle-y, Neil Ruffi'1'f-y, Bill Bon: ille, GeorgeHi1r- IOZLV,Ill1IC1'tIIIl1tlll, fo1'Tl1lfwf, Bild Collzerforrf,Billfl-ylm,Lar1 yBI111'1'aIy. 7 lim ASEB ALL mlm, The Catholic High baseball team had a mediocre season, finishing with live wins, seven losses and one tie. However, in attain- ing this record Catholic High seemed to be getting all of the bad breaks. The 7-3 loss to LaSalle saw the Cadets score live times on two hits in the ninth inning. The 10-9 loss to Lansingburg and the 1-0 loss to C. B. A. were heartbreakers . . . The most edective pitching performance was turned in by Jim Crandall, who had a record of one win and one loss. He pitched 19 innings, allowing 13 hits and S walks and striking out 22. At the plate the team was led by Ned Raffer- ty, whose consistent hitting netted him a batting average of .3i1. Speedball artist joe Talbot exhibited some line pitching, ending up the season with a record of two wins and two losses. ln pitching 35 innings, he gave up 34 hits and 27 walks, while re- tiring ZS victims by the strike out route. Talbot also aided the team greatly with his heavy hitting, accounting for a batting av- erage of .311 . . .Bill Bonyille played heads up ball for the Purple and W'hite behind the Priya' uinrly-lien plate. He batted a neat .268 for the season and came through with base hits in the clutches . . . At first base, the Purple and NVhite had Bud Comerford who sparked many late inning rallies with his steady hit- ting for an average of .2S9. Bill Byrnes at second base, Vince Bondi at shortstop and George Harlowe at third base completed the rest of the inlield . . . Cas Paulus, with a record of one win and three losses and Bill Flynn, who won one and lost one, rounded out the rest of the pitching staif . . . In the outfield, Catholic High had Ned Rafferty, Chuck Smith and Larry Murray. Ned Con- way was the utility inlielder, noted for his speed on the base paths.. .The season opened with a 4-2 victory over Cohoes High. Cas Paulus went the route, as Bill Bonyille collected two hits for the Cru- saders . . . XVith Joe Talbot pitching, Cath- olic High defeated Troy High 9-S. Talbot contributed a single, double and triple to the downfall of the Pickenmen . . . C. B. A. trimmed the Crusaders 1-0, garnering but two base hits ol? Jim Crandall. Chuck Smith hit safely in two trips to the plate . . . The Purple and White lost an extra in- ning contest to LaSalle by a 7-3 score. ,foe Talbot hurled and Bill Bonville collected a double and single to lead the Crusaders at bat . . . Lansingburg High shaded Catholic High 10-9 in a high scoring affair. Ned Rafferty paced the losers' attack with three hits. Cas Paulus, routed in the initial in- ning, suffered the loss . . . Catholic High de- feated Cohoes High, 4-2, as the Crusaders scored three times in the last inning. Jim Crandall gave up five hits in recording Catholic High's third victory of the season. Bill Byrnes led the winners' attack with two hits . . . Cathedral downed the Crusaders 4-1 in a tight pitching duel which saw Cas Paulus allowing four hits . . . Catholic High dropped a 6-3 decision to Lansingburg High. Bill Flynn hurled the entire game for the Purple and White, making his Hrst start of the year . . . Scoring one run in the last frame, Catholic High defeated Troy High 5-4. Talbot pitched and contributed two hits to the attack. Vince Bondi and Bud Comerford also had two hits apiece . . . Showing its power in the late innings, C.C. H.S. downed Watervliet High, 6-S. The Crusaders handed the league-leading Wat- ervlietians their lone defeat of the season. Bill Flynn was credited with the victory. joe Tnlbof dashing for fl1'Xf base. Ned Rafferty and Joe Talbot had two hits each for the Purple and White . . . Catholic High bowed to LaSalle 6-2. Joe Talbot pitched and Bill Bonville contributed two hits in leading the Crusaders at bat . . . Catholic Central lost to Watervliet High by an 8-6 score, ending the season. Cas Paulus was the losing pitcher. Vince Bondi hit safely in three out of four trips to the plate. Bill Bj'l'llC'X-'!J0l7Zf'! ea- ff 4. A, f I ., .... , Z5 Al n , f V ,E ,. , A.MNw,,,,fMM ,N ,, iw f ,.......... A . r , . ' ' 3sii4f'a3fWhKsg ss ,Jw at . wgbaiuvh .f - N373 5 Kr I c . f . ' is -fswxigfztarfifffsa O... FOOTB LL ,Slay From the opening day of school the main topic of conversation, among the boys at least, was football. The call for candidates brought some forty aspirants to the gym. During the few following weeks there was a highly contested light for positions on the first team. Wfhen the first game rolled around, the best boys were chosen by our able coach, Bill Carley. The team was star- studded with members of last year's squad: Captain Phil Barrett, quarterbackg Jack NVright, halfbackg jack Wfatson, fullbackg Fred Duffy, halfbackg Art', Campbell, center: George Berghamer, guard: Al Zam- pier, guardq Joe Pelcher, tackleg Dan Yam- in, tackle: and Don C'Brien, endg and with some new promising prospects like Bill Byrnes, backheldq Tom Egan, endg and Al Maroli, backlield. The team was fast and peppy, but in the first game a lack of practice and experience brought a spirit-breaking defeat at the hands of C. B. A. The score was C.B.A. 26- C.C.H.S. 6. Then came two fine weeks of practice as the boys recuperated, corrected their faults and dried their wetted spirits. When they met a highly favored Lansingburg squad they outfought them only to have the breaks go against them in the last two minutes and to lose by the meager score of 3 to 0. This moral victory proved that our boys were as good as the best of them, and they showed this spirit when they swamped Vincentian by a margin which does not do the game credit, 20 to 13. Then came another hard week of drilling in the mud and rain, for on Sunday, Cath- olic High was slated to meet their arch rival, LaSalle. None of the present pupils had ever seen us defeat the Cadets on the gridiron. The Senior members of the squad especially Brilfmii ron' lligll lu rrlqllll: .llil11i1gi'r' Blll linmlllr, 'fum Tifllml, lm Pilrlim, Dau Tiilllllll, lack Whzlwnii, lurk ll r14Ql1l. fll Ztzwlmi, flrl Ciamjvlull, Brll BXl'lI4'N, Hank lawlqi, ull Hin Ulf. Niruuil role: Gwoigi' Slnzrimux, Dum Pilfnmll, lXliik Aullmlly, Nril Rnnlrui, :lil Filrrrll, luv Gill-limf, lllll Rfrqrra. fill i I1 Ylnllllwy, Rum Inmw, Prllll illr'Ni1ll1ilr'.1,G4'1l1',Qi'O'B1'ii'1l, Rua' Dmlrlrllgi, Givujqi' Bi r.Qln1H1i'1', Hlilltwi' Gnllm, Dwi O'B7'1Ur1. Ynfi 1-rin: Cuiuli Bfll Carl.-y, Tum Egan, Dui Criuunrt, Pliil Dilmllur, 1i.l.li Kiarmi. Plvl Bizrrufl, Inlw lvlhzlrfi, Bill Bil.1r1gi'1', lurk llilrrlmu, Ptllll Coilrllu, lark lzwruy. I fg if i 'gag , Capffzilz Phil Barreff, All-Cify rboire did not want to leave with the situation in such a state. On Sunday, a large crowd Let's here just mention a body which is too often forgotten, the scrubs. XVithout this scrappy bunch the varsity could not get the experience which they need to go after those victories. On the scrubs were many seniors who, even with the knowledge that they would never be back to play var- sity ball, continued to play the game for enjoyment, for physical fitness and for Catholic High. C.B.A. In our first try the purple and white gridders suffered a humiliating defeat by a strong seasoned squad of C.B.A. cadets. The final score was 25 to 6. Catholic High had the kickoff and started maching down the field. From then on our part of the game was a series of good plays followed by a fumble or an interception. turned out, and they saw a great game as Catholic High dished out an afternoon of revenge to the tune of 14 to 0. Une game remained. A win would have meant a tie for City Championship, but Troy High proved too strong for the Purple and White, who bowed 14 to 7. The season is over, but not the memories. Everyone will always remember the 1943 football squad who finally defeated the La- Salle team, which has been pushing us around for some years. Brought down! Page ninety-fzte BJ'l'1It'X being hzrflr 11' . X 4 ' 1 .' If ' .rw . .A -Q I 5 V fig f 'X i , ,r Q Q 5 'I 1 212.-E26 'QL'-f'UZ' i fVr 'ze?fg. '. A fy Vi . if-, I X f. v. 'I E i ' -16 ' 1 fl' W. 'J' A I X , Fzwgiifi' rj ,I i zffwlf , 1 t W7 y If lg ui, . 5 ff Hr nw f VV, f f .. 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V gjj hz f -- 3 ' 1 Q' f ' ' . it f V Wi' 'af-1-ff 25,1 Vf,,,,f ,,,, 5 1 . -' 11 -' P f' ' K , . '--' 1.-. - 'Az sr A 'r . .,,V -fa . 4. a t .f ' :rr .. W - ..., . . TW-'F ... ..,..,, ' . V n f' ,ra we -:. fri.. - W1-.'a. ' '. x, V. ' fwfaef 11 ' -4-...W ' V ' - 1 ? 'f . . . 1 45. 3 fLeff fo rzgbfj Aff Crznzpbfll, Pfazl Bfzrrvff, Fred Duffy, joe Trzlbof, B111 Byrnes Mass. , V, , . - . 1 , . - 3 011 fbc go. V. V .1 . mf.-,' J 7 - V,2fm.,..,- .- .- 1. V, W.. 1, 1 V ,f f'T?U' k1'9f'1f:,- - .. 1 V 'V V ---. -1 ll Fd., A V ' . 5, S OPP rv,- 1 fe ' , 944 ,V s, ' 52 3,3- ff ' ' . f ....A., ', A' f Vggw Q fi ,' ., LLM . . 1 , , ie On Sunday, the Purple and White grid- f i ' we rmff . ' 1 .V A ' My- V 1 3 ders marched to Alban and marched home 5251, , 7-7 '--' 1 if hi, ' 1' . . . :gay ,,,,, ,- , .3 victors. After a fine showing against Lans- . . . ggilvrhgigfu.w...gI,!:.ix. ingburg a new spirit caught the team to V. M':.1f.:f f'1f:f1'y'g7----...aids, V . . . , lea f -N ..., -gy-:':.t'tt..a..:::.: f help them defeat V1HCCDI13D,S Lions, 20 to f1Wff1 -.fiil 5 '- 1.5121 .... : I - 1 ri . ., .,.' J, Tl 13. It was the last game for the team,s well- ygfyj 7 4 ., 1 I W. ..,, . liked clown, George Berghamer, before fa fi, 'A Q ,,.. gp , A ,. . , I -ff? J - leaving for the Marine Corps. The Lions on M acklin: V g .g ,,.,. . , .L 11 10118 P355 SCO1' ed the 0139111118 touchdown -1-1 but faded ro convert- On the first play C.B.A., taking advantage of every break, scored four times and converted twice. Only during the last period did the boys come to life when Phil Barrett succeeded in plung- ing over for six points. LANSINGBURG Our second grid tussle proved to be our toughest loss of the year and perhaps of the schoolis history. The Burgh, after being pushed around by the Crusaders for nearly four quarters, successfully pulled a sleeper play to carry the ball to the live yard line. After being held for three downs, Golds- bury kicked a fleld goal to give the Burgh a three point lead. In the few seconds that remained we did not have time to score. Again in this game we find that fumbles lost the game. This 3 to O defeat will be talked about for a long time. Page izinefy-sllv after the kick, Fred Duffy caught Phil Bar- rett's running pass to run fifty yards to the promised land. Phil kicked the extra point to put us in the lead. The Lions managed to score once more on a freak punt, but two powerful thrusts by the Crusaders into Vincentian land made the final score 20 to 13. LA SALLE The C.C.H.S. gridders downed a power- less LaSalle Eleven, 14 to 0. The Purple Crusaders opened the scoring in the first quarter when they drove through the Cadet defenses, with Fred Duffy carrying the ball over the goal line. Phil Barrett converted and C.C.H.S. led 7-0. In the third period, Bill Byrnes passed to Fred Duffy for a touchdown. Again Barrett made it 14-O with an ac- curate placement. Catholic High's line held Fred Duyjfy cfzrrics fbr' ball. up strongly against the L.S.I. offenses. Zam- pier and Yamin stood out in the forward wall. TROY HIGH Troy High defeated the Purple and White by a 14-7 score. The Purple and Gold scored twice in the first half by means of long sustained drives. The third quarter was a defensive contest with neither team gaining appreciable yardage. In the fourth period the Catholic High attack started to roll. A blocked punt gave the ball to C.C.H.S. on Troy I-Iigh's 8 yard line. Capt. Phil Barrett plunged through the line for 8 yards and a touchdown. Barrett converted for the extra point. As the final whistle blew, the Troy High eleven was being hard pressed near its own goal line. As the football season was near- ing its end, the call went out for basketball candidates. Some of the holdovers from last year's quintet were Jack Kelly, captain and A11- City candidate, Bob Degnan, rangy junior guard, Tom Ryan, forward, and Tom Egan, center. In the following weeks of practice, the team was sifted out and polished. The finished product was a high powered five with Jack Kelly and Tom Ryan at the forward berths, Tom Egan in the center slot and Bob Degnan and Phil Barrett at the guard positions. On the sec- ond team we had Art Campbell, Dan Yam- in, Bob Woods and Fitzgerald. Finishing the season with a record of 15 wins and 3 losses, C.C.H.S. was invited to the Little Falls Tournament, where they won the Consolation Trophy . . . In the first game, C.C.H.S. turned back De Sales, 43 to 25, Jack Kelly collecting 11 points and a trio of Catholic High men eight. Trapperl! fleff fo righfj George BCl'gl7!1Illf'l , foe Talbot, Dan Ynnzin, Art Camp- bell, lark W1'igbf, Fred Dujjfy. , ,, fa: ,, ' ' A , A 4 . W ,, ' af , in , 7..- -'W CfJvv1'lUzu1'vrs lurk Hulse, Bill P1H'cc'l1, Gwzc' B1'il'1'C', affffmfl Btlllfclfl, Dirk Pzzsilzella, Bob Fillll, Las Ezzsffzrc' fflllllblfllgl, Bob Mayo 5011 groznzdj. The powerful Christian Brothers Acad- emy ive of Syracuse decisively defeated Catholic High, 36 to 16. The Salt City powerhouse held a 10-2 advantage at the end of the opening quarter and never relin- quished the lead. Jack Kelly scored seven points for the vanquished . . . In the final game of the tournament, Catholic Central defeated St. Mary's 30-20, to Win the con- solation prize. St. Mary's led C.C.H.S., S to 3. after the first quarter but the Trojans Went ahead, 12 to 9, at halftime. The Cru- saders held a 23-16 edge after three quarters of play. Tom Egan led the winners, scoring with ten points. N0 gain. Tfaa' 111111 lwolifs. SCOREBOARD Opp. CCHS C.B.A. 25 6 Lansingburg 3 0 Vincentian 13 20 La Salle 0 14 Troy A Hiffiug ffav 1111 X4 CA..,.,7,z0,1.1Azy,, 5111111011 DIOCESAN LEAGUE PRINCIPAIQS LEAGUE Of7l7flIIt'l1f.i Opp. CCHS C9PIJUlIt'l1fX Opp. CCHS Vineentian 19 37 Lnnsingburg 27 30 St. M1ll'y',S 32 34 Colwes 30 39 Cathedral 19 25 W:1te1'x1liet 33 41 Ln Salle 18 24 Troy 34 49 C.B.A. 34 33 Cohoes 37 41 Vincentinn 38 49 Lansingburg 36 45 St. Mary? 31 42 La Salle 35 47 Cathedral 24 32 Wfntervliet 53 46 C.l3.A. Z7 35 Troy 38 37 242 311 323 375 TOURNAMENT Oj1llm111'11i5 Opp. CCHS De Sales Z5 43 C. B. A. ofSy1'nCuse 36 16 St. Mary's 20 30 81 89 Ellfnzifzillg for fbv f11111'11111111'11f. fLt'f-f fo rigbfj Ho11111'x, C1IllIl7!7t'II, B11111'1Hc fM111111g1'1'1, 1Vf7tIll'lI, WllIJt1.5, G11l11',y, RVYLIII. fR1'111' Ivffj Cm11'l1C111'11'-y11111lG11lli1' f11l111z'1'Q. fR1'111' 1'1gfJ1'j K1'lly,D1',g111111 fzl!70l'L'l 111111 Egan. A ww, ,X . After .1 few weeks of grueling practice, Catholic Highs court-men were ready for their first game, Vincentian at Troy, De- cember 3. XVith a first quarter lead of 8-4, the Crusaders slaclsened their pace and V. I. tied the score at the half. In the third quar- ter the Purple and XVhite let go a barrage which befuddled the Lions and gave them a substantial lead. Thereafter, Coach Bill Carley used his reserves freely, and the final score was 37-19. Kelly led the winners with l-lf. On Friday, December 10, Catholic High won its second tilt by defeating an always dangerous foe, Lansingburg, 30-27. The game was undecided until the last whistle. The score seesawed until the third canto when the Purple and W'hite built up a six point lead. Kelly paced the winners with 15. After resting over Christmas vacation, our basketeers returned to down Cathedral in Albany by a score of 25 to 19. At half- time the Crusaders led by 14 to 10 and kept that lead for the remainder of the game. Jack Kelly again paced the Purple and White with an even dozen. Wfhat had promised to be an easy win over La Salle, january 14, nearly became an upset for Catholic Highs unbeaten five. After trailing at halftime by a margin of 11 to 10 the Crusaders pushed out ahead during the third stanza, maintained their lead during the fourth, and Won 24 to 18. Bob Degnan led with seven. Phil Barrett and Tom Egan contributed Hve tallies to the win. After leading throughout the C.B.A. game, January 21, the Purple and XVhite slipped up and lost 34 to 33 in the last two seconds. Trailing by twelve points going into the last stanza. the Cadets rallied to bring the score to 33-32. Then Barrett dropped a bad pass and .1 Cadet stole the A xfml fVI-CCHS1. Tom R-Ytlll Ml, Tom Egan U 1, B011 IDVKQIHIII. l3m'rrlf jmfx if flwrll- ball. scored, and Won the game with his lay- up shot. Kelly 11, Degnan 10. On January 28, the Catholic High Cru- saders battled out a victory over a stubborn Watervliet five, 41 to 33. From the open- ing whistle the two evenly matched teams fought tooth and nail. C.C.H.S. held a 19- 17 advantage at halftime. john Kelly and Dave Torncello matched Held goals in a nip-and-tuck third quarter. In the hnal stanza the Purple and White enlarged a 29-27 score into a 41-33 triumph. John Kelly with 15 points and Tom Egan with 10 points led the C.C.H.S. attack. On January 29, the Purple and White Crusaders whipped a strong Troy High team by a decisive 49-34 tally. Catholic High went into the lead in the first quarter and were never headed. Phil Barrett, Cath- olic High guard, consistently succeeded in retrieving the ball under the hoop. John Kelly 175 Tommy Ryan 14. The Catholic High Crusaders downed Vincentian, February 4, by a S9-38 score. At midtime the Lions were leading 19-16. The Purple and White attack showed its power by scoring 22 points in the third quarter. The winners' scoring honors were shared between Jack Kelly and Bob Degnan with 12 rallies apiece. February S, Catholic High defeated Pete Mooney's charges by scoring in the late minutes. Catholic High's 11-10 lead at the first quarter was erased as Cohoes went ahead to a 21-19 advantage at halftime. Rt7C0l't'I'illg flaw fhlll KWt1fl'l'- rlirf - CCHS1 Tom R-j'tIlI KZI, Bob Dvgnfzn flefij. fuck Kelly ufifb bis eye 011 ibe lmskei. Ullafev' flu' lJOUPTP!Jil Bfllvwff UI, Tom Egan, Tum Ryan. Page one lzimclreci um Going into the final stanza, the Spindle City hve was on the long end of a 32-28 score. Then the Carley men staged a last ql.l.l1'fL'l' rally and Came out on top. Tom Ryan, 16, Tom Egan, 12. The Purple and Wfhite defeated the Lan- singburg quintet, February 11, to the tune of 45-36. The hrst half was a closely played all-air with Catholic High leading 19-18. The third and fourth quarters saw Cath- olic High rolling into the lead and winning. The scoring honors for Catholic High were evenly divided between Tom Egan and Bob Uegnan, each with 15 points. The Catholic High quintet easily subdued St. Marys, February 15, by a 42-31 score. The Purple and NVhite built up a decisive 21-7 lead at halftime. In the second half the Crusaders used the second stringers and coasted in to an easy victory. Tom Egan with 13 and Bob Degnan with 12 paced the C.C.H.S. attack. Our fm!!-KCIISA-CCI H31 zlrl fTzll1If7!7t'H ffl, fuck Kelly. Wffvoxi' fmff? illlllll RYYNII HJ 'l'u111 lfiqun fil. On February 18, Catholic High scored a 32-24 win over Cathedral Academy. The Purple and XY hite had complete control of the game except for the second quarter when the Cathedral quintet tied the score. Tom Ryan, 9: Tom Egan, 7. sw wnimsx Kelly, lllgllfl UQ, Ry- Catholic High defeated their arch-rivals, La Salle, February 25, 47-3 5. Catholic High led 23-13 at halftime and built it into a 39-26 count at the last quarter. Jack Kelly, 235 Phil Barrett, playing his last game for Catholic High before entering the Navy V-S program, accounted for ten points. March 3, Catholic High clinched the Dio- cesan League championship by downing Christian Brothers Academy, 35 to 27. The Crusaders jumped into an early lead and never Were headed. At the half, Catholic High led 19 to 9. Bob Degnan, 104 Tom Egan, 9. On March 4, Vffatervliet High scored an upset victory over Catholic High, S3-46. The first three periods were played in close fashion with C.C.H.S. leading 36 to 35 go- ing into the hnal quarter. Dave Torncello scored 12 of his 17 points in five minutes of the last stanza to lead the 'Vlietians to vic- tory. Tom Ryan, 15g Jack Kelly, 12. Staging a rally in the closing minutes of the game, March 11, Troy High edged out the Purple and White, 38-37. C.C.H.S. led Lifflc' Falls To11r1111- 1111 11f - CCHS - dc' Sales of Gf'l1l'l'llTB0b DL'Cg1IlIII 111111 Tum Ry- llll KSQ. M111'rf1 24 - CCHS- CBA of Syraczzxf- alll fill. throughout the contest, but their defenses failed in the last quarter. Jack Kelly tossed a total of 11 points for the Purple and NVhite. Page unc lzunzdrcd th f K,- , V, .fflcil 'TDWIIIIIK I Recalling the memorable days of our Jun- ior year, we consider the May Crowning one of the most signihcant and vivid. The un- forgettable scene which tools place that day in front of C.C.H.S. caused more than one to stop and observe it in Wonder .ind in interest. The daily occurrence of SSA., which ordin.1rily is reserved forsod.1lity,study and auditorium, was postponed until dismissal. Forgetting the usual informulity of depart- ure, the students, accompanied by the fac- ulty, marched in .1 group to the ceremony, scheduled to take place at two-thirty. The entire student body, under the di- rection of Miss Miller, joined in the singing of the hymn On This Day, O Beautiful Mother. Immediately after this the newly elected othcers for the 1943-'44 term Could be seen descending the north-side steps of the school building. The oihcers, led by Louis Rosamilia, prefect, and joseph Es- posito, treasurer, proceeded toward the statue of Our Blessed Mother. Following the two boys were Betty Knowles, vice pre- fect, assisted by Mary McGrath, secretary, who carried the Crown decorated with lilies of the valley and pink roses. The Sopho- more and Junior class oifcers came next in the procession. O Mary, zu' L'l'UlL'lI flier- ' mi ,, 41: roger, -. f M tv 1 Q ' 'Q v T KTTTQ' if A 54? I ' 'H ' an J'-4.3 fi I 4,3321 4 v vdyqs - ' M4 S- 'L h 1 TM 5 5? gferg, yi ffm 33. if T M gi as l N ff 'gf 1 W, . 'I w 'fb , ,v .J 1 I KW , Bwffby KI1fIllll'.Y trnzwzs Hn' Qzzrwz. L. Ruxtzuziliil, Exjmsifo, Wi'l2ii1', Our Lady was then Crowned by Betty Knowles while O Mary We Crown Thee was sung, As Ll fitting tribute to Mary, our Mother, some fourteen hundred students sang next O Mary Coneeived W'ithout Sin and Mother Dearest, Mother Fairestn. A formal Ceremony is only one Way in which we show our love for Mary. During the month of May, other honors more personal and more private .ire hers, too. In our senior year, ns this book goei to prev, we have Ll greater realization of the need for devotion to Our Lady, Queen of Pence. ln our homeroome, her shrines have votive lights .is symbols of our prayers for the Safe return of our boys and for a Speedy and victorioue pence. IQ-14 LIL WILLIAM ALSTUN PHILIP ANTHONY BARRETT WILLIAM ROBERT ISELANGER WILLIAM JAMES BURNS GEORGE EDMUND CUNDIFP RICHARD ANTHONY DEGNAN THOMAS JOSEPH DORAN JOHN JOSEPH FINN RQBERT HILRMAN PINN JAMES FRANCIS FITZGERALD FREDERICK XVILLIAM KUNZ LIONEL EMMANUEL MECAULEY EIMVARD XVESLEY JQSEPH RIIGA JQSEPH XAVIER VALLEE I If I+' lIHI11ll'4'tl six ZTVLC6 Navy Navy V-S Army Air Corps Marines Navy Marims Marines Navy V-12 Navy Army Army Navy Navy Navy Nxfjlxffllj' ozwr M111 kimf of f'g11is111 zrbivfw, rvfy- iug O11 jfs o11'11 ll1011'1'1' aims 111 jlllflrlflflltlf ffm ZTOIIOI' 111111 xoz'1'1'c'ig11fy of 1111fi011x as zwff as flu' s011111f, jnsf, and o1'11'1'1'1'1f lf!Jl'l'Ilj' of jUlljl'iflHlIlX ',, Pins XII wiifz C. C. H. S. in Service W wr 1 , 4 1 4- gl 5 ,V , 6 - , M., :V . 'fx l I 1 f P' If W ,, X Q YH' ,. W ,, 2 'W' 1 . f X, , MW 5 fx , H Wi, 7 ! 1 i 5316211 1 zu- --5 -M 1.1. Cf. H1'111'1 7w1',NSj1'l', Lf. Imwjwfr T. R-11111, 1.1. WVH111111 II. 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Up, up fb? long, zz'c'l!1'i011s, Z7Ill'lIil7g blur I'z'v fopjml fbv lL'ilIcl-SZL'Upf lJc'igfJfS zviib WfJ4'1'ff lIL'l'Ul' lark, or f'l't'lI eagle' flc'zL'-- Ami, ufbilcf zviffa sifczzf, liffing lllilltll I'z'c froff Thr bigfv ll1Ifl'USl7llSSf't, Sfzllrfif-3' of spfzw, Pllf om' 111-5' fmmf nuff fU1ll'f7l'tII flu? fum' of God. LHQUT. JOHN MAG Page our lmwlrmi tzuclvc Liczzf. EJ Bnzlzcv ,jf easy grave, EE. I H0 ' Page one lzzmdrfd thirteen Page on iltthy TMJ? ,fx -4 1-4. XXZE 1 , I 3 ,, 'I x. C., J Q I., L i , Il 4 i C I I ,tc O f 1.14- W , ! N-f6 Pjr!!,'r K- F, 1, ' 0 hundred fourteen' JV yaiwcvrzfzbfz We, the graduates of 1944, wish to express our gratitude to those who have fostered our high school education by their financial support, good will and cooperation. To our pastors, to our parents, to our principal and to our teachers, we owe a debt which can not be estimated nor put into words. In saying that our benefactors have provided us with an edu- cation We say little. It is in the knowledge that they have enabled us to receive a truly Catholic idea of life that we realize their true Worth. We thank our friends and hope to be Worthy of their faith in us. I'IlUt' mir ll ll 111111 We cxtcnd our lu-arliest 1'0llg1'HtlIlElti0llS to you., Clues of l944 ,,,M,.,... 1,175 wzllfssaf , i May the Knowledge and Loye of God which you have acquired in your life of school hriiig you the Wisdom which you require in the School of Life. ST. LAWRENCHS llllURCll and SCHUOL Troy, New York .mmlmuumu fm ! 1 I1'llHHIlI'1'!1 HI.l',i'Ull i ST. IVIICHAEL'S PARISH GIVES THANKS TO CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL For Trailiing BOYS AND GIRLS To Be Ideal Citizens of Religion and Country REV. WILLIAM B. CONNELL, P2tS'E01' I I I I f we xii j 3? 1 J H. 5 4' V 2 Y' 'MN .1 ' , 4 Y lv ,-NM . l ff 'uf . ' - 4 fb, , , Fw f M my. M 1, 5: A 5 A .Q-Q WAW N. N' K -.x-if N-X 'f 'i, 'Ma , Jw , 4 L, v - wx - x - .. M ,A 1 , . , , ,nz .f . up.,,,,5wf 5. Q -Af in 4 r f M .Na ' 3 2 , ...M . ,..,..- -M , MQ 'Iwi 3 2' L 5' 5 4 ' ' fl-. R 4m - K L ., Af , 3 .6 - . . EY , . :Z g x . A , ,, 1 A ' - . ' y Y fx L..,. .. , , Sl. Nz1ry's Parish f Iol1gl'zlt1llul1-s llw Class of 714 yr um' lffnlalrrvl l'fjjll,4'l'H ., a I ,V 4 ! 4 ac L , Jr sm' , -If -P If ST. JOSEPH'S CONCRECATION TROY Asks The Holy Family JESUS MARY and JOSEPH To Bless and Help and Guide The Faculty and Student Body Of CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL For Time and Eternityv -1- -X' 'I' Przgc o I I I f Congratulations To the Graduates from ST. BRIGIUS PARISH Watervliet Y REV. JAMES P. HANRAHAN REV. JOHN BOURKE Pastor Assistant Pastor I 1 1' lmrlzlrwrl Iwwllj V COMPLUWENTSOF ST. PATRICICS PARISH TROY V P11 IIII' ff CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1944 ST. MARY'S PARISH Waterford COMPLIMENTS OF St. Jean the Baptist CIllll'1'll Troy, New York P 1 rw' llII'llflI'l'II f'lUl'IIfy 1' ST. AGNES PARISH Cohoes o Extends Its Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1944 BEST WISHES From Sacred Heart of Mary Church Watervliet ooMPL1MENTS OF SACRED HEART CHURCH Rev. Edward T. Reilly, Pastor Rev. Richard Walsh, Ass't. In deep appreciation for true Catholic Education we are happy to add our Words of encouragement to the Catholic Central High School. 4- 4' 4' OUR LADY OF VICTORY PARISH REV. JoSEPH HEENAN, Pastor Page one lzzmdrcd Iwen fy-f I COMPLIMENTS OF bt Jo-cplfs Parish Cohoes W1th Best Wishes for Future Success from COMPLIMENTS OF St. Paul the Apostle's Church REV. WALTER J. TORPEY Troy, New York COMPLIMENTS OF Rev Boleslaus M. Watroba l PRSYOI of the Immaculate Conception Chu1ch of Watervliet, N. Y. Z 5 mmm I-1I-mn-.mmm.m-I REVEREND REVEREND REVEREND REVEREND REVEREND REVEREND REVEREND REVEREND REVEREND REVEREND fy-fun r T. GERALD MULQUEEN PAUL FLYNN RAYMOND HALPIN HAROLD HINDS FRANCIS JANIS EDWARD MCMANUS BRONISLAUS MENDEL EDWARD O'MALLEY AUGUSTIN SURPRENANT JOHN TRAOEY PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. James A. Agars A Friend Mary I. Agars '42 Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Alber Miss Elizabeth A. Almond '43 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Almond Mr. Charles Araizes Mary B. Bain Mrs. Albert Baker, Jr. Pfc. and Mrs. Anthony Barbuto Miss Mary Barron '43 Mr. and Mrs. David S. Barry Miss Margaret M. Barry Mr. George Beebe Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bohrer Miss Cecile Bonville '42 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bonville Eileen Bonville '44 Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bonville Ross Robert Bougois Joan Brennan '44 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brennan Mrs. Margaaret Alma Bridegroom Mr. and Mrs. Perry O. Briggs Mrs. Ethel Brosky Leona A. Brosky '42 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burke Mrs. Rose Carella Mrs. Elizabeth Carlion Mr. John Carroll Mr. annd Mrs. Timothy G. Cassid Miss Anna Cavanaugh S 2f'c Peter Cerulli '40 Mrs. Rose Chartier Mr. Charles Chufon Miss Catherine Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clancy Miss Dorothy Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Clinton Hon. Harry E. Clinton, Judge Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Coleman Lawrence J. Collins, City Clerk Mr. and Mrs. Walter Conley Nancy Connell '43 Miss Anna Connors Miss Marie Connors Y, Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Connors Miss Mary M. Cooley '41 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cooley Diamond Rock Creamery William Crosby Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Curtis Mr. and Mrs. John K. Daley William A. Davey Mr. Charles DeGarahian Miss Elaine Desormeau Miss Estelle Desormeau Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. Dibble Mr. and Mrs. William Dillion Emily J. Diviney '41 Helen M. Diviney '43 R Kathleen E. Diviney '34 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dolan Miss Hazel E. Donlon Mr. and Mrs. John Donlon Hon. Edward Donohue Mr. Thomas Doody Miss Clare Doran Mrs. Leo T. Doran Mr. Leo T. Doran Mr. and Mrs. George E. Doring Helen Dozois Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Drogue Miss Mary M. Dundon '42 Mr. and Mrs. William Ellrott Mr. and Mrs. Roland T. Eustace Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fagan Catherine Flannery '43 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flannery Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Flynn, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Flynn, Jr. Howard J. Flynn Mrs. Edward Follett Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Forest Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fox Richard J. Fox '47 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Fox Thomas E. Fox '42 Miss Agatha C. Foy Miss Rita G. Foy Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gilmartin Mrs. Florence Glasheen Prrgf' one lzmrrlrerl fzvinfy 1 e PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glasheen Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Godson Marie and Margie Graber '41 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent W. Graber ' Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Graber Minnie Graham Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gratton Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gratton John J. Griffa Mrs. George F. Grober Mr. George F. Grober Mr. Kenneth J. Grober Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Guay Dr. and Mrs. Walter Gunther Mr. and Mrs. Panko Haitko Miss Emma Hammill Miss Esther Hammill Miss Madeline Hammill Dr. and Mrs. Clement J. Handron Margaret R. Hanrahan Eileen Hardiman '43 Mr. John Hardiman Mrs. John Hardiman John Hardiman, Jr. '43 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison Gerald Hartnett '42 Thomas Hartnett '40 Mrs. Guy Hayner Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hennessy Mrs. Kenneth Hines '40 George Hepp Edna Hogan '40 Mr. James Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hogan Mrs. Florence Horth Mr. and Mrs. John Houghton Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hubbard Douglas Hudson Mr. and Mrs. E. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. A. Hunziker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Ingalls Mr. and Mrs. S. Ingalls Mr. T. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jay Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Jensen Mrs. Paul H. Jensen Mr. Paul Jensen I rye one lmndwd tzuwzly-Si.r Cadet Paul H. Jensen Mae F. Judge Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Kane Joseph A. Kearns Mr. and Mrs. William Kearns Ellen M. Keary '42 Mrs. Dorothy Keating Mr. and Mrs. George Keating Miss Monnie Keating '42 Mr. Thomas Keating Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kelly Adelbert E. Kendricks Mr. and Mrs. James F. Kennedy Viola Kennedy Miss Elizabeth Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kilfoile Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Klie Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klie Eleanor Knowles Prof. H. Knowles Marion Knowles Mr. J. Edward Kuhn Lt. Joseph F. Kuhn Mrs. Mary E. Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Edward LaBarge Mr. and Mrs. John LaCasse Miss Rhea Laferier Miss Alice R. La Ferriere Mr. Edward La Ferriere, Sr. Mr. Edward La Ferriere, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry La Ferriere Miss Etta Lansing Miss Helen Lansing Loretta Lessard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lettko Mr. and Mrs. G. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Edmund M. Lillibridge Mr. and Mrs. Edward Linendol Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lodge Mrs. Lowery Miss Rosemary Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Edward NV. MacDuff Mr. and Mrs. John F. MacNulty Doris M. Mohan '43 Mary Mahoney '43 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mahoney PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. George L. Mailloux Mr. James Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manning Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manning Miss Mae Manning Mr. and Mrs. Peter Manning Mrs. Belle Marvin Mrs. Ida Marino Miss Mary Marino '44 Miss Rita Marino '43 Mr. James Marsh Mrs. Michael E. Martin Miss Ann Masher Pfc. Charles Joseph Masher Mrs. Edward Masher Mr. Edward Masher Miss Eileen Masher Mrs. Fred G. Masher Mr. and Mrs. P. Masterson Mr. and Mrs. John L. McBride Margaret McCallen '41 Mrs. Jay S. McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. McDermott Mr. and Mrs. John McDonough Mr. John McDonough '44 Mr. William McDonough Mr. and Mrs. William A. McDermott Sgt. and Mrs. Francis McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McGuillion Doris McMahon '43 Miss Lillian McPail Mr. and Mrs. John McTavey Mrs. Ann Mealy Miss Adelaide Miller Cpl. and Mrs. Elwin Miller Gary E. Miller Mr. James Miller Mr. and Mrs. James Miller, Jr. Miss Mary A. 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Schnell '35 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sellnow Miss Elizabeth Sheridan Miss Arlene Short Mrs. Anna Silig Mr. Leroy Southwick Mrs. Delia Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Styles Mr. and Mrs. James F. Sullivan Lois Sullivan ,42 Marjorie P. Sullivan Mrs. Ada Surprenant Raymond Surprenant Mr. and Mrs. Peter Surprenant Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swasey Mr. and Mrs. O. A. McSweeney Mr. and Mrs. Szumowski Miss June Szumowski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tague, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Tallon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor rrqr Ill' huurlrvfl fwwrfy-1'igl1f Mr. and Mrs. F. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Edward Teal Miss Mary Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Toomey Miss Regina A. Toomey Mrs. Leon Topping Mr. Leon Topping Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Trepanier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tulley Alicon Tuttle Mrs. William H. Tymeson Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Vallee Miss Mary Valente Mrs. A. Van Decar Mr. Allen Van Decar Anthony Visk Mrs. James Visk Mr. James Visk Miss Joan Wade Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Walkinshaw Dr. and Mrs. Francis K. W'alsh Mr. and Mrs. James XValsh Margaret M. Walsh Frank W'illiams Mr. and Mrs. John XV. Xvilson Tech. Sgt. John W. XVilson Richard Wfilson Mr. and Mrs. Perry XVilson Mr. and Mrs. Prentice L. YVilson Mr. and Mrs. W'arren NVilson Mr. and Mrs. John L. NVitbeck Mrs. Mary Wunderlich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Zwolenili THE MENS CLUB OE LA SALLE INSTITUTE I' I I I TW-TWT-T ,xmfm'Tw'Q, n m:':wfff'WW X Ylllll yy? W x Wm lx W ' gm' 45 'fl 'l34:f4MfWf ww V llll ' M , All' ll wlll H fl l . v ' lx X E Xl lll ll nl l ' 'lt' ll ' WW X l llll W ll ffl l , H. I X, X f J M, f X - ,, ly ,, u 1 f nh KV Lx A . ,nl 'XX P' l lv l J 4 l 4 f 1 wfw, X ff SX N hw Of 4x w ' f - V fl l l ' X iii -1' if, . I M XY-f-xxx If X L' 'kefieif X X X ffgx VJf...,,YQ'7-lgfffx yy! N ' 'JSR Lx QQ Q Q 1 4 N in J Z ,lvl A! A Xi agk , A e f 51 , - M we Q w R 1 'N M N iI'K h ,J at LOYAIL always, to the cause of better Yearbooks NJ JAHN fa-' OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 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BERNARDINE or SIENA COLLEGE LOUDONVILLE, NEW YORK Courses leading' to B.A., B.S., B.B.A., and B.S. in Economies Day Sessions for Men Only Evening' Sessions for Men and lVomen SUMMER SESSIONS FOR MEN AND WOMEN Beginning on July 5th until August 14th Registration: June 29, 30, July 3rd FALL TERM: Beginning' September 5th until December 15th. Registration: August 30, 31, September 1. For further information. address: Director of Admissions, Siena College Loudonville, N. Y. mi 1uvnun-mm-umm Ilffl' :mc lzlmdrerl flzfrfy-fwn ' RRUCK UNIFORM CO TROY RAD10 38l.fflZf,ikAS'i1Que SHOP Makers of the Catholic Central High School Uniforms O'NEIL-ROCHE COAL ,f ,f 5, CO. FRANK J. MORGAN, Anthracite - ooAL - Bituminous Arcliitect 113-115 River Street The Phone Will Bring It Troy 604 253 Broadway, Troy, N. Y. -1- -x- -x- Pugc one lzulzdrvd Hzirfy-fl Geo. F. RIl'LOllgJlllll Sl S0115 Funeral Directors - Ernbalmers 3253 Siiith Ave. 2610 Fifteenlh Sl. Troy, New York IIIEAI. I l'Illl lnl1l1if S14 Rivers 528 19th Sf. Troy Watervliet BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF '44 T. J. PRATT BEST WISHES OF PEERLESS CI D. Fulton and River Sis. l 1 nH1'fJlllHlr'1'rf fllflfjf--flllll' Y- J. Ward Ostrander BAKERY SUPPLIES 4 Federal St. Troy. N. Y. I.........m.n.n...-......IlI.H1IHII.1II-m..l.........,mm C'I'iliME PERMANENT WAYES 34.00 to 5320.00 NEW COLD WAVES 5510.00 - 315.00 - 820.00 SHAMPOO and FINGER WAVE Monflay. Tuesday. 'Wednesday-T30 Thursday, Friday. Saturrlay-341.410 lklanicure-T50 All Branches of Beauty Culture No Appointment Necessary Hudson Beauty Shop 15 3rd St. Phone 67212 J. F. MacNULTY BROKER MENANDS ALBANY JOHN HELLO S BRO. CORP. Albany and lXlenz1nds Wholesalers Fruits - Produce - Groceries unumInnlIIufinIImmmummmnununinuainI.Hnun-mmmnumn-nnml Tel. W'vliet 874 Res. W'vliet 381M Watelfvliet Creamery PURE MILK AND CREAM Real Home Made Ice Cream 524 Eighth St. Watervliet, N. Y. R. C. Reynolds Co. River St. at Monument Square Complete Home Furnishers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mummmm. 1835 1944 Over 100 Years of Dignified Service J. W. Burns' Sons, Inc. JOHN J. TOWER, Pres. Fifth Ave. Funeral Chapel 1817-1819 Fifth Ave. Tel. Troy 848 WEINBERCS Junior, Misses, Ladies' Apparel 50 Third st. T1'0y, N. Y. CHARLIES NEXT TO PROCTORS Soda - Karnielkorn Candies - Lunches nmmlmn-mv-ui mm:-um. ummlu.mm-inInInfummmu-mmm.muun-ml.-Nunn Flodent Pharmacy 536 Pawling Avenue Troy, New York The store with a complete up-to-date prescription department, with a licensed pharmacist always on duty. We can also serve you with a drug line that will take care of your vari- ous needs. Tel. Troy 228 We deliver Denton Crawmer, Ph.C., Prop. nmunmmmmm ummmu-'ummmummmnm-mmmu nmmmnmmmm.-ul mnmmnm-mm COMPLIMENTS OF The Polish Al1l61'1C2l11 Club Of Rensselaer County Inc. Troy, New York Luc-y's Beauty Parlor Hoosick Road, Sycaway Phone Troy 3030-J Machine Wave and Cold Wave All types of beauty culture mm... lm ml mm-mm Pfryw one lzfmdrcfl flzirfgf fur W. P. Herbert Sr Co. 450-456 Fulton Street New Summer Clothes For Misses and Juniors Coats, Suits, Dresses and Furs Sweaters, Blouses, Skirts and Jackets At Budget Prices Stop With the Crowd at F A Z I O L I ' S Opposite Union Station Best and Largest Sundaes Sodas and Malted Milk, 10c Excellent Sandwiches Special Girls' Entrance 1niIHI-1InHIH1ifIinI.1mnIninIIfIulHummm-mmvli-H. -IHIHIH.mmm-umlmuu .mlm--nmmnmn 'P 'P 'P The Up-To-Date Store 38 Third St. Troy, N. Y. 'I' 'I' 'X' In um ifIHmm-mnnmnnun gr om' lmmlrcrl llrirly-Six nmnmm-.1 mmInmnn1nmnummummnu Telephone Troy 3344 Coffey's Beauty Salon Evening Appointments if Desired Hair styled to your personality Permanents Our Specialty KAY COFFEY, Prop. 595 Congress Street Troy, N. Y M A N N ' S THE FULTON STREET STATIONER At Number 407 Stop or Phone Troy 1049 - 2049 Y Where Low Prices Are A Habit BOSTCN MEAT 81 CROCERY CC. A IuiinlvI-1nInI1II-IifillI-IInI.IIiiI-II-II1II-IIInIInmn-lmummun Helen A. lVliller's Secretarial Studio Sl'XlMl'llI SVIIHUI, lh-pgistrantim l nv 3- I ly .1 1 ' l lntvnsivr-1' l tl l l 1 I nl Sp:-nw-li Voir 1 ll l l ll l NM-1-fl lllnlgi, 1' l' ll l Ml Nt 1 mm.. 1I-1ininnuInmnu-ummnmmumi-.mmmm-mu-H coMPL1MENTs or THE Unique Restaurant .mlm-nmummm.. IIInluIluIn-mi-in-mnmmm mm-um.In.Hmmmlmu.nml 1I.1I-1I1.IIHIulIluni-nimimlll-im Established 1879 Phone Troy 3093 Schnell's Jewelry Store Diamonds - Watches - Clocks Jewelry - Silverware - Glassware 83 Third Street Troy, New York SELECT T R OY BUSINESSCOLLEGE For Your Superior Business Training Send for 1944-45 Bulletin Your copy is Waiting to be sent John Ricci Lew Rizzo YOUR FLCRISTH We Telegraph Flowers The House of Flowers Flowers For All Occasions Your Patronage Solicited 119 Fourth Street Phone Troy 5113 mm-nfum1mm.m.- uiI-1IinimiinIinIIinInIInII-Ilmummm-mmim ...mm I1Imnmmuni-.mm mm.. nmm.mmmmi Phone Troy 5014 Phone Troy 1859 lVIanory's Confectionery Manufacturers of Absolutely Pure Ice Cream Wholesale and Retail Factory 114 Fourth St. Home Made Candy - Nuts Fourth and Congress Sts. Troy, N. Y. A Trojan Hardware Co., Inc. Congress St. and Fourth St. Y Pogo our lzmlclrccl thirty-s 1 ri Moiivricf S1 Francis Druggists ir Est. 1886 Troy, New York 11-mm 1... 111111.11 1.1--111.11111 1-.1--I.1111---I1.1.11Inmm.1111-.11.-1.11.11.11.111.11.11-mn-11.1111 Lunch - Dinners - Soda Luncheonette 295 River St. Troy, N. Y. . Paul P. Kokolias -1- -1- -1- Robert E. Harnett CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 703 Seventh Ave. Watervliet, N. Y. Phone Watervliet 1054 -1- -1- -1- rryv UH1'fHHlfli'l'll fllirljf-Vigllf -X' 'I' -X' Barrett the Florist, Inc. We Deal in Flowers For All Occasions Burdett Ave. and Hoosick St. Telephone 3850-3851 -1- 'I' -I' .mm--1H.11.mlllmllm.H11--H1-1-1--1an11-yu-1--1-mm--111-.nmIf .11.-...............111-1.11-I-1.11-11.11.-11-11--11.-.1H.1.1-1-.1-1-1-1-1--11-111-lm F RITZ HELMBOLD Troy's Sanitary Pork Store Manufacturer of Bolognas Frankfurters and Sausages A Specialty Phone Troy 3727 120 Fourth St -.H.H1-1-1.11.111111.11.111111-11.-...um--1--.11-.1.111-11-1-11-11-11111-11111-111. -1--11-111.11InIn1U-1in111-11-11-1.11.1-11.-111.11111.-m-v1.1-m.1.-.- The Old Reliable House Est. 1822 l3RUUGHTON'S Geo. B. Roth Furs - Apparel for Women Featuring Things Different Cor. 4th and Fulton St. Troy, N. Y mm -mmm,.mmmmmum-mum--u nnmmnnmuunutm COMPLIMENTS OF Cahill's Sporting Goods R. RIBERDY Coal and Range Oil 38 Manor Avenue Cohoes, N. Y -m.i..imnmm...H--mmm-nu.. ul 1 mm. CONNALLY BROS. MARKETS 448 6th Av. 480 2nd Av. 850 4th Av. N360 N428 N521 ROBT. H. HILL 81 CO Dealers in School and Office Supplies Broadway, Opp. Post Office Troy, N. Y. YORKE PHARMACY Edmond L. Belfiglio PHARMACIST Phone, North 1371 592 Second Ave. North Troy, N. Y. Imm-mlnuuumnmfu1.-.H-'mmm-mlmmum.mmm-muu-ummm. mm.I..InHmmmmnnmmm-U...inmmumummmIn-mmmmlmi L2lV61ld61'aS Book Store 266 - 268 River St., Troy, N. Y. Books, Stationery, Postage Stamps and Supplies Loan Library, UOld Book Dept. Church and School Supplies Phone Troy 3069 IIIinIIII-mm-ul-.--.m.....mmm .1Imm-mn-un-im..InHuvmmmmnummm-1 DRUGS - cosivisrios BOXERS CUT-RATE PRESCRIPTIONS 340 Fulton St. Troy Phone Troy 55 Phone Troy 6532 Puritan R6St.Hll1'31l.t and Luncheonette Try Our Delicious Sandwiches Pies - Sodas Home Made Ice Cream 40 Third St. Troy, N. Y mmmml-mlmmm.mu IWW.. im--.H.1-I-11-in-u-u-'im Page om' l111nflr'n'd flzirfy nz u.m.ml-1-mm-It'umm-nmmmmn Phone Troy 2601 Hours: 9:00 A. M. to 6 P. M. WILLIAMS GUILD oPTioIAN 90 Fourth Street - Proctor Bldg. Troy, New York I.I.1IHI.1inIInI-IfI-1mI-H--url-ur-mln-ml .mmmmlumlmlrm- I-mu--.um Phone-Troy 1420 C. W. Wlialeil SI Son Awnings - Tents and Canopies Decoration Specialists 275 River Street Troy, N. Y LUCY GERACI Fancy Fruits and Groceries Troy 1208 201 Broadway Troy, New York PLUMB ir EYE GLASSES 15 Second St. Troy, N. Y num mn ummm-mnu HIHIIII nyc um' lllnlrlrrfl forfy ummmulrunfInnnmlmunmmumnl. COMPLIMENTS Fifth Avenue Pharmacy S. HIMES, Prop. Cor. 5th Ave. and Fulton St. Troy, New York We Deliver Phone Troy 140 HIHII..HI-.Irl.rIIr.Ir..IHII.-mm-...mmmmfl urmummmnmu-1mn.-ummlm-In COMPLIMENTS OF NEEDE'S EXPRESS Troy 733 Albany 4-2141 Phones, Troy 760-902 James J. Clinton Bros. FUNERAL DIR ECTORS 29-1 Fourth St. Troy, N. Y. .IInmum.-It-mf-umInInInInInnrInll-IllIinum-Ulu-nu-nummum Keep Your Date With Your School Chum at MUHLFELDEHS Smart Fashions For the Smart Miss 20 Third Street Troy, N. Y. IInlmmlmuu-unmmmminnlIIII-IIInmumnmummunuu Latest Popular Records 22C 5 for 31.00 Back Number Magazines, 30, 5c, 10c Catholic Digest 50 Large Selection Good Books Fiction - Non-Fiction, 2 for 25C DAUBER'S 85 3rd St., Troy Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. llHI.1in1-innlinImmnnuI-IIluinInnumnmiInummumuuu-mm Iu.V.II.1IilIHnumnIIninnnmnIInmlInnm-unil-mmlmlm COMPLIMENTS OF Doherty 81 McElroy COMPLIMENTS OF H. L. Green Co., Inc. 50 To 31.00 Store Blue Cottage Candies 47 Congress Street Troy, New York 'lr COMPLIMENTS OF Mohawk Paper Mills, Inc. 'lr 'A' CQHM Troy Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 108th St. and 5th Ave. Troy, N. Y ir l'llg4 U71t' hzmdrvd forty 1 WELLS N Cf IVERLY me Men's and Boys' Furnishers On River Street Troy 5 5 George E. Birlqrnayer PRINTER - PUBLISHER 193 River St. Troy, N. Y Phone 2568 Compliments of a ls. rn-nel 0 I yr' our fflmflfwrl flllffjf-flt'll Meats and Groceries GEI JRGE J. GORMAN 645 Second Ave. North Troy COMPLIMENTS OF PEGGY PARK Fashionable Millinery 5361 Broadway, Troy I-rr-mu -III-rrIIIIIIIr..rrrm.rm.rrrr.urv II1IrIIrr.I-rrmmr-.ummm D RADU 'AGES LE? ts C G , 'ce es PNBLGRSX Ckvxl Sewxposmons ln Secreionol . . lor Slat? Sr ln FDU' Cm? +-99.6of0 Hlghlsephlne Wigs 973505 ln 5, 0 Albonw' Marry' Cumgtwmey ZA-Bok, Cohoei Kgxhleen Tllgsseloer Same Mow fnlehesl m ' ' -'lr ull' 'Y PREPARE for Civil Service r r Summer School Starts July 5 Fall Term Storrs Sepi. 'll WRITE FOR BOOKLET 'QALBAnytrnlrslnlsidcolgzcs IIOWASIIIIIGTOII AVE PIIOIHE 5 3449 WHELANS REVERAGES Phone Troy 1122 Whelaifs Dry Ginger Ale Coinpliinents LORD Sz TANN of 3 404 Fulton Street Ffifflld DEPENDABLE FUES Printing Bookhinding COMPLIMENTS OF The Whitehurst Printing and ' Binding Co. k PMaLufactuErsLof L f Devices Machine Bookkeeping Forms CONTRACTORS 197 River Street Phone Troy 838 Troy, N. Y. ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, muummInmummlmll-4mmm Iummm-m.....m..i.m.. mmmmulInmm.-vu.mu-umuimn-In--'ummm MORRIS STORES Troy's Popular Men's Shop HIE IT'S SPORTS WEAR, WE HAVE ITU 319 River Street TFOY- NSW YOYIC Pfrgc one 111111111111 forff fl Page our --.mum-u--uununmm.1.4Inmuymu-IInu-If1IfInIHinInInIHIHmfnnmnnnmuum MCMARTIN and WHITE BOYS AND STUDENTS SHOP 353 Broadway Troy, New York Telephone Troy 7819 I SAVARD BROTHERS - DENBY7S Incorporated Head-to-Foot Clothiers Four Floors for Finer Fashions Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes Nunn Bush and Edgerton Shoes for Men Treadeasy Shoes for Women 5 303 River St- TWV' N' Y. 13 Third Street, Troy, N. Y. - Troy, New York IIHHIin-II1I-mlIlumv-unumunnm.-H.. um.-I---ml.-m H-ummm.. 'll' . ' ' W1 121111 B 0630111101 COMPLIMENTS OF Church Goods, Books, Etc. 2. STHIITQYTS Dept. Store 71 Fourth St. Troy, N. Y. 2 g COMPLIMENTS OF THE BORDEN CO. STRAND TAXI Bordens' Ice Cream Call Troy 108 4lunIInArlanurannunInuuuulunnulnnlf nvannAnnvnunlllnuuuunu :ulnnunlul 11HII.I1-IHII-IInIHIlm-vm.-mumm..1-IInIIninHH.I...QinmnIInIInIInluulInun-4n-1I1II-uinIInIn-ummm-mmm mmm Complete Line of Home Furnishings MODERN HOME APPLIANCE CO.. Inc. 23 Fourth Street, TWV. N. Y. 227 19th Street, YVat.erVliet, N. Y. Telephones: Troy 418 - 1fV2ltQl'Vll612282 4innIIninInIHIInIIImmm-mnnuannrIunu.In.H.-1.I.1I1.II-I11nm-mmm-umm 1.I1.Innuluunmu..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,H,lmmmlmmmm ' humlwzl forfy-vfozar' lVIeCAHAN'S CIGAR STORE 374 River Street .....u... .......... u.....u........... ......u.. ............u Phones: Troy 6-1-6 Troy 34M-1 IOHN H. CLINTON FUNERAL HOME 739 Burden Ave. Troy, N. Y. Iunmunnnu..u..m.unmm.m u..u....................... nan.u.............................................u..m.uu POlVIMER,S Troy's Record Center 354 Broadway All Makes of Records Largest and Most Complete Stock In Troy Area Radios and Radio Combinations ..................................nv..........un..........................i............ .....u................................................H......nn-I-III-mlvmu--I Super Service Oil Co. Quality Gasoline and Fuel Oils North Street and Fifth Avenue Masterson Bros., Props. Telephone Troy 5114 .I.an...nnnn....mn.1nmun......mu................................ ...... uun.......... 1nnnnu..n...H...n........................... ....H.....H.mm.m...........v.. Troy, New York .........................v...v........v.......... .......... ................m .......... Ormond Hosiery Shop 336 Fulton Street at River Street Troy, New York Complete Line Of Ladies Hosiery, Bags and Gloves Dresses - Skirts Sweaters - Blouses PAULA SHOP 350 Broadway Phone Troy 413 LOU MASLAN Furs and Furs Only Repairing' and Remodeling Coats Made To Order Storage 392.00 Per 33100.00 Value 105 Fourth St. Troy, N. X Next to St. Anthony's Church ..i.... ............... .................................................... ..v....... mu WACAR BROS. DAIRY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone Troy 4724 - R. D. 3 - Troy, New York ..n.nn...nnn.1nnmn....m.mu...nm .................i..v.... .......... ....I.......................i.... I'u4yc one lzzmrlrvrl forty fzz HONOR STUDENTS Edwin Placzkowski . Arthur Farrell Walter Brennan Helen Maier ,,,e . Mary Virginia Pafundi Mary Aileen Ranney Y,,. Charles A. Connell ,,ee . Helen Buehaski Lionel E. McCauley ,e,e . Guinan St. John .,.,,,eee,,, William Robert Belanger ,to, Hugh Vaughan e,,, ,. .. . Helen Kelly ,,e,te , Margaret Smith ,t,,e,e, .. Elizabeth Gilmartin .. . , Margaret Bonville ,,te Mary Cusack ,ee, John Haitko .e,,e Rita Kuhn et,.,, Frances Graber John Coleman ,,e,e, Carolina Connors Theresa Guay Madeline Jarvis Margaret Kane Joan Leffler Mary McBride Marie Nugent Page one llllllflI'l'd forty-Si.r 94.65 94.05 94.0l 93.46 93.04 92.65 92.62 92.46 92.27 91.85 91.59 91.25 91.04 90.95 9O.9? 90.938 90.63 90.42 90.12 90.10 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 An Expression of Our Interest in the High School Student NATIONAL BANK OF WATERVLIET Watervliet, New York Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF A FRIEND J H1LToN at Co. GROCERS Watervliet, New York :mum-mm nfmmIInvnm.:-unnnmmn mInInInInnu'mmm-1m.....munm-unn.mmmu J. M. WARREN Sz CO. Hardware - Housewares - Paints and Wallpaper River Street at Broadwav Troy, New York LOUIS BONELLI UNITED GRANITE CO. mmmmm-1--.mmIn.mmmmmnum-umm ooMPL1MENTs or SYCAWAY DINER 4'The Best in Home Cooked Foods Hoosick Road Troy, N. Y Earl A. Sharples, Prop. 'A' R. W. Pressprick 81 Co 4 1,0116 our Izuudrerl forfy Page one lzundrrd forty-eighf QXX9 Printed By BENTON REVIEW PUB. CO IlICOI'lV0l'1lfCd Fowler, Ind. GNXQ ,fi 1 H231 ' 1 .:T,,,.. E. - , r f' ,n -Q :vu -1-.-1,,y.1,f.. .. 'gz,n,M, wk ,gggf W W vii
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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
