Catholic Central High School - Catholicon Yearbook (Troy, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1945 volume:

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YJ. 15 :Y ff, fx .8-gi' '45 CATHOLIC CENTRAL ' men SCHOOL Salufes ++4gpurf1s Mg My CATHQLICQ L ! far 155-' 1 i 7 .- PHHUUIV FROM FEAR If a man is sincerely interested in making sure of the spiritual and moral foundations for the future collaboration between nations, he will direct his efforts toward safeguarding and defending the natural ideals of truth, justice, courtesy and good will and even more the sublime and supernatural ideal of brotherly love which Christ gave to the World. - ' f f f NIUE Xll I., E vi S Q i E S 1 s 1 i E 3 Kfvfrend T. Gerald Mulqueen PRINCIPAL l if will 'Ir if at makes pzfssiblc zz cansrieuce-:unrivaled Faculty lfallm' llimlx an ofljwl lwxnll qiwi K. Milc'lu'Il, M. A'l0IIf1QUIlIt'l'J', B. Drfgnan, I. Gully, M. Wilson Iixfvn lo lfullm' Hinds' t'.XIJ1tH1dflUII Ifurozzh' fn class l ufZu'r Iunix falkx if owr wiflz B. Wfirzrls, I. Mr'G1'c1lb and Page frm O. SIJLIIIIUVX Zzflzer Hinds As spiritual director of the student body and Diocesan Director of C. Y. O. activi- ties. Father Hinds guides the projects of Our Lady's Sodality, the core of all school activity. Under his supervision the Mis- sion and Social Action Committees instill in the students the practical aspects of Catholic Action. gllffltfl' jfmis Father Janis works unceasingly to give us a solid foundation in the basic principles of our Religion. Who could ever forget Apologetics? Father's interests are not confined to scholastic activitiesg in his per- sonal contacts With the boys he is like St. John Bosco with his friendly following. Now lL'Z7l'lI I wax in lf111'0j11 ' I711f1l11'1' 111111111 willfx Ollf flu' f1i bli l1fx 0 Q5 x5 cfbllffb Ilixlmy 91111151 f'fll4l7fl'l Church councils, reformation and coun- ter-reformation, in fact, all the good and bad points of Church History we learned in Father Halpin's Religion III class. Whllt made those classes so interesting was the diversified parallels Father would draw be- tween events in history and the present. Pleasant but profitable digressions! 571111151 Wynn In addition to his work as teacher of Re- ligion IV Father Flynn plays a vital role in laying the groundwork for our successful varsitics. Thoroughly acquainted with the freshmen through C. Y. O. work, Father is exceptionally keen at spotting good frosh court material. Ifullrrr Flrjllll 1'x'j1l11i11x II ffm' jminl 111 llI70f0lQt'fil'.Y In 101' Mivft' Page twelve ,Mn Zarlcy Coach Carlvy xfzzdivx 1'ilAl'SlIII1l'II IIIHIIIIIUI Twice each week freshman and sophomore boys engage in lively sports under the direction of Coach Carley. Promising material for the school teams is often revealed. In addition, Coach Carley supervises the baseball, basketball, and football FCHITIS. 1 lime rl ffrkuf for 'Sfnnfolz' umf Sl1f7XfL1llt'4 H M. A. Suzilfw, M. Altlllllif, li. Brlfon, I. Cleary, T. Iflquu lf. lfif-:.qi'n111l VIIIOX' l'11i!u'r Tn ' K - . 'lf'1' s xufux MM Father Tracy, teacher of Church History at Catholic High, as chap lain of the Newman Club at RPI also serves the needs of Catholic stu dents serving under the Navy program at the Institute. Twice each week all freshman and sophomore girls enjoy a period of music appreciation under Miss Miller's direction. Miss Miller is also in charge of dramaties. Miss NIillr'r's znuxif flu. ma wzjoy l'llIX.Yft'LIILlII1i flflflllltll' !11m'x Q I i v i Ha Wm Cfhzlplains AT WORK Zzlher Gluvin F Father Glavin is serving as Army chaplain to the American forces in the China-Burma-India theatre. Former- ly, Father taught Religion Ii and IV in addition to his work as Vice-Prin- cipal. Zzfhcr Slazfin in MMF iiii 7 F Father Slavin is working with the F. B. I. in Honolulu as well as serving as Navy chaplain. While on the faculty of Cath- olic High, he was prominent in civic af- vii '6- f 'rs in the cit . . . . al Y l'flfl7t'l' Glarm non suzvx Ill Bm Umlvr Huzvaiian skies Falbvr Slavin l1l'6l.j'.i for u fllltlti-Y '- 5 W1 'lv' 2 , ,::'f:::Eii? - :Ei .... ' U S ,x I JF Li 'Q' 1 1 I K Sisters of Sf. jaseph SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER ROSE CATHERINE MARY BEATRICE MARY LEO JOHN LALANDE MARY THOMAS JEANNE MARIE ELIZABETH THOMAS MARIE JOSE MARY LUCIA FRANCES PATRICIA FRANCES EYMARD JOHN EMMANUEI, MARY JAMES CLARINE JOSEPH ANDRE JEANNE MIRIAM JEANNE JOSEPH MARY ALVERA MARY CLAIRE ANNA REGINA Sisters af ,Mercy SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER MARY MARY MARY MARY MARY MARY GREGORY GONZAGA VIRGINIA BERTRAND LEONTINE FREDERICKA MOTHER MARY LEO SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER MARY MARY MARY MARY MARY MARY MARY MARY MARY AUGUSTA GERTRUDE MARTINA BERCHMANS ANGELA LUCIA VICTORINE RUTH CORNELIA Page eighteen MR. WALSH MR. CARLEY Orchestra Athletics MISS MILLER Dramatics, Music HMUUM FRCM WANT , fy' WZ it aided by prayer prcparnfivn af nur Senior itttttiti Chardza Wiiaef .fglgolf Clauckles St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Baseball Something to Forget: English compositions Something to Anticipate: Finger Print Ex- pert gldcia Muffin .fdnflony Toni St. Anthony's, Troy Something to Remember: Braille Something to Forget: Yellow card Something to Anticipate: Bacteriologist .f4nn .xdurega .fdfginaon Annie Ark St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Long-winded Something to Anticipate: Nurse Page twenty QTPIL Q gp ET 6, 4, Af, Q:-. ess A4 -ll DU! 2 S P O -1 A ,Q .rp 5. 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Wargaref gowman Marge Mar St. Patrick's, Watervliet St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Horseback riding Something to Remember Dancing Something to Forget: Homework Something to Forget: Sinatra Something to Anticipate: Nurse Something to Anticipate Designer .gkirgy mary gfoomhefa! lgoaemary Caderine aff, Shirl St. joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Horseback riding Something to Forget: Cold weather Something to Anticipate: Bookkeeper g20l'g2 JUL-ll EOL-Fel' Mack St. Francis', Troy Something to Remember: Art Something to Forget: Open Forum Something to Anticipate: Advertising Page twenty-two Rosey St. Francis', Troy Something to Remember: Dances Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Nurse ma marie gokrer Red Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Clothes Something to Forget: Sinatra Something to Anticipate: Secretary cp1'N0l.ICc J' 0 S+ em 3 A :- ,4- iwmxibqsls . 70 as may OH ov, an 6AZaL9tA ygfelle M'ef0n. Betty Our Lady of Victory, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Nurse gjgztlged jbfela gil-FL? Beity T. St. Mary's Troy Something to Remember: Singing Something to Forget: Previews Something to Anticipate: To visit Ireland ghzalefd ,CJFGIICBJ gall? Liz Cathedral, Albany Something to Remember: True Friends Something to Forget: Trolley cars Something to Anticipate: Secretary .liledn afaine gurle Burkie St. Peter's, Troy Something to Remember: Sports Something to Forget: Sinatra Something to Anticipate: Radio star i0l'0tAy- 9801! Dot Cur Lady of Victory: Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Black cats Something to Anticipate: To move to Newark mary .!4gn05 g'2ll-nail Mae St. Patrick's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Roller skating Something to Anticipate: Secretary Page twenty-three 'f'7' ew: u eq 91,1- JOJQIQL M1142 foe St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Sports Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Football manager mary Jane gyrnea Bub Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Senior Ball Something to Forget: Crowded halls Something to Anticipate: Nurse JG-Ile! MCG CIIIWOX! UOH3 Uq'gi,2f5a,2x o f A? 5 'S A A Pour, 16 lonafd Eancia guahzy Don Sacred Heart, Watervliet Something to Remember: Model building Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Mechanic War? cfeai Carey Lee St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Traveling War? Jgafkerine Cano!! fan Mary Kay St. Mary's, Troy Our Lady of Victory, Troy Something to Remember: Sailors Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Cafeteria line Something to Forget: Grouches Something to Anticipate: Nurse Something to Anticipate: Airline hostess Page twenty-four vm --,. Q1 PIL U' C5114 f-QC 1' 9 0 v .frai- sefgw' .gm in O 19 I 4' .Aiden Wiarie Carfwrighf aaa CafAerine Cube? Calif: Cindero St. Mary's, Troy St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Remember: Turnips Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Forget: History Something to Anticipate: Designer Something to Anticipate: Hairdresser Carofwarie CauanagA eanne Sfeffa 6Aarlier Catbie Ieannie St. Patrick's, Troy St. Marie's, Cohoes Something to Remember: Pot Roast Something to Remember: Cats Something to Forget: Nagging Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Music Something to Anticipate: Secretary C' Joaelakine marie Gccoffi Jrancid .S,fania!au4 Cirrincione jean Curley St. Paul's, Troy St. Anthonyis, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Remember: Horseback riding Something to Forget: Oral topics Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Hairdresser Something to Anticipate: Aviator Page twenty-five ELEM jafllezf COMIE5 Bob St. Peter's, Troy Something to Remember: Vacation Something to Forget: Sinatra Something to Anticipate: Navy QKUAL JQQETQQ' ses me 4 A r o s f f E? 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Gfancy Sbortie Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Animals Something to Forget: Stairs Something to Anticipate: Designer pafricia .Ann Cfugey Pat St. Brigid's, Wateryliet Something to Remember: Basketball Something to Forget: Spaghetti Something to Anticipate: Artist Page twenty-six ya: y.,,:,a ctw, jack St. Francis', Troy Something to Remember: Biology Something to Forget: Geometry Something to Anticipate: Success grma .fdnn Cach Erm St. Anthony's, Troy Something to Remember: Coke Something to Forget: Peppers Something to Anticipate: Travel nu v ':1Qfrfi'2- 2 Zigi' gf S -1 E 5 0 5' 'r -A UO!-IDS S' -C 1' 0:11125 MAXAGMJ COHJEOPJ jim St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Chemistry Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Peace jereda Warguerife Corley Tess St. -Ioseph's, Green Island Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Sober people Something to Anticipate: Go to Paris .xdnn War? 60IlI'0y Homer St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Movies Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Travel 3-Azrence maria Coafefzz Flo St. Peter's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Getting up Something to Anticipate: Nurse odn Jrancia Gunnar .Ann jiereaa Cannon Doc Connie St Patr1ck's, Troy St. Joseph,s, Troy Something to Remember: Latin two Something to Remember: Food Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Athlete Something to Anticipate: Medicine Page twenty seven pau! lewis! Codfefgz Curly St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Chemistry Something to Forget: Geometry Something to Anticipate: Athlete Wargaref mary Cru!! Marge St. Brigid's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Pepsi-cola nw, 0 QETA I Ov! eq f, 4- 0' 4' u:Q.,,Ao gui its .2 E 5 'L ,P l Al' fb ,. i Yee: juhallll-2 .!49Il25 60tL'L judy St. Peter's, Troy Something to Remember: Apples Something to Forget: Corny jokes Something to Anticipate: Teacher oliucifk marie Cunningham Lee St. Pau1's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Busses Something to Anticipate: Nurse mary Joi! C2unningAam Lo St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Sundaes Something to Forget: Gossip Something to Something to Something to Anticipate: Graduation Page twenty eight Forget: Studying Anticipate: To be a Marine Liu-gene JoAepA 6140120 Cuz St. Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: Cafeteria Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Doctor QTPIL Q gp EI, I 4, 40 553 2 E? 5 'fa F :P '72ov,wl7k' .grene joaepkine Gulaina pafrigia eanne Cyn,-Avy Stretch Pa! St. Paul's, Troy St. Augustineis, Troy Something to Remember: Dressmaking Something to Remember: Mexican food Something to Forget: Eggplant Something to Forget: Spiders Something to Anticipate: Designer Something to Anticipate: Dress designer .fdgnea .iborofhf Curran amea Owena Cuaacig Billie Q St. Michael's, Troy Something to Remember: Dances Something to Forget: Noise Something to Anticipate: Designer MIAP lainie! lanaAer Plail St. Peter's, Troy Something to Remember: Debates Something to Forget: Nothing Something to Anticipate: Navy St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Football Something to Forget: Work Something to Anticipate: Navy .Hein Jlouiae .lanieg Len St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: New hair styles Something to Forget: Noise in Cafeteria Something to Anticipate: Secretary Page twenty-'uiize lgogerf legllall Deg St. Augustine,s, Troy Something to Remember: Helen Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Success .Afma marie manMo!! Tiny Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Food Something to Forget: Being short Something to Anticipate: Chemist mary Carmine me gonia Lem St. Francis,, Troy Something to Remember: New acquaint- ances Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Chemist Page thirty QTRIL OH9 p.Tl'l0Llc gf' C P30 C0 3 MSG 5 rw 051+ . . 7 9 0 g MX margaref yodeladine me pugerfb Peggy St. Paul's, Troy Something to Remember: Knick-knacks Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Technician Jamw join Erwin Mopey St. Patrick's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Dances Something to Forget: Study Something to Anticipate: An easy job ggzriu ,gow le Cofid Daisy St. Brigid's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Sleeping Something to Forget: Yellow cards Something to Anticipate: College mu, Ol. cpffll 1.74, il and? E552 S gs me fn fl I E Q I9 'Domu- gnzdgem gfafe JOAN. Bet St. Patrick's, Troy Something to Remember: Study Something to Forget: Mess duty Something to Anticipate: Stcnographer Carmefa Wargaref lonohio Dolly St. Paul's, Troy Something to Remember: Harry James Something to Forget: Waiting for anyone Something to Anticipate: Secretary .xdnne Warie loose? Dooce Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Music Something to Forget: Breakfast Something to Anticipate: Pianist ' gdaria lQufA lonneffy Glo St. Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: Hair ribbons Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: College EAZGAGM .gfelle EOILOUCIII. Bid Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Food Something to Forget: Straight hair Something to Anticipate: Hygienist JUL!! jhancia look? johnny St. Peter's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Peace Page thirty-one gzie .fdnfoineffe lorfner Els St. Patrick's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Men Something to Anticipate: Stenographer War, Ceciga muff? Dolly St. Paul's, Troy Something to Remember: Breakfast Something to Forget: Study Something to Anticipate: Nurse .Janne Shirgy ggan Slairl St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Choir Work Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Secretary Page thirty-two wan Q '9s?8Ei'9v2' 5' 5?-Q tif, Q O if 5 5 'S 59 1, 'bog wifi' gfal'LCAe jAel'e.'f6l 31042 Ducky St. Paul's, Troy Something to Remember: Clothes Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Nurse .Indira marie lunkam D. D. Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Frank Sinatra Something to Forget: Singing Something to Anticipate: Secretary .7A0h'll15 JOJBPL agua Eng St. Paul's, Troy Something to Something to Something to Remember: Sleeping Forget: Ninth period Anticipate: Architect -- --1 .cp1'H0l.IC ce F 5: im 52:2 2 - life: L 5. W 'iw' 70oH as W' 1 f Vins... . . 3 I if ,S 'W Q be S S S ghzalefk guefyn guana lorolky .xdnne guera B. E. E. 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Doly jim St. Ann's, Waterford Something to Remember: Navy Something to Forget: Arguing Something to Anticipate: Photographer Wham iz-ancia lrfin 8 Bull jockey St. Patrick's, Troy St. Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: Music Something to Forget: Silly girls Something to Anticipate: Pianist iozzrea marie jdmin eanne .7Aere.4a nn 9 ff Del St. Patrick's, Troy Jeannie St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Jewelry Something to Forget: Makeup Something to Anticipate: Secretary Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Sharebooks Something to Anticipate: Teacher H0125 .f4IltL0ll.y St. Patrick's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Reading Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: College sgfepbn .fdn-fLOIly EGHCZJE Something to Remember: Horseback riding Something to Forget: Lipstick Something to Anticipate: Air Corps Page thirty-five QQTIML 4' 0 49571: .., 355 Zi O I OYVN C- C-' C-' eneuieue .xdnne Jradco jane Jforence .frcwier jenny Cbucklcs St. Peter's, Troy Something to Something to Something to Remember: Dancing Forget: Homework Anticipate: F.B.I. work mary je:-em agnon Terry St. A gnes', Cohoes Something to Something to Something to Remember: Roller skating Forget: Getting up early Anticipate: Stenographer Janice pagina gaffagLer Dunnic' St. Francisi, Troy Something to Remember: Dogs St. Peter' Something to Something to Something to s, Troy Remember: Dancing Forget: Homework Anticipate: Hostess onus W9 .fdnnzufafia .7Aere5a glafgraim Annex St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Something to Something to Remember: Music Forget: Umbrellas Anticipate: Teacher Worma gednne ga N ickic St. Francis', Troy fe, e Something to Remember: Square dances Something to Forget: Silent type Something to Forget: Junk jewelry Something to Anticipate: Secretary Something to Anticipate: Marriage Page thirty-six , I , +1941 o Qqmrrg Q. 0 4 as S 5 5 it 19 Hwy, uf' mozzrea .fdnn gapp ,Qrene Wurie arceau Dolly Rcnie St ohn s, Grafton Sacred Heart, Watervliet Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Remember: Basketball Something to Forget: Homework Something to Forget: Conceitecl people Something to Anticipate: Singer Something to Anticipate: Secretary Shri? .x4nn gauhn j'anL 3fepAen gaunay Shir! Frank St. Paul,s, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Asparagus Something to Anticipate: Nurse 900125 pefer gCl.yll0l' jim St. Patrick's Troy Something to Remember: Lunch Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Politician St. Patrick's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Sinatra Something to Anticipate: Air Corps barn ice Ohue goefz Bernie St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Gum Something to Forget: Sinatra Something to Anticipate: Nurse Page thirty-seven ,EVIL 12:1102- S .si 221' nl 1 Ui ' fi 5 2: 4 ,Q or h' 4 ROY! 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Had .jJacAigian Mar St. Patrick's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Sports Something to Forget: Clubs Something to Anticipate: Secretary gonafance .Hein .Harf Connie St. Patrickis, Watervliet Something to Remember: Navy Something to Forget: Catty people Something to Anticipate: Nurse daclna louise .yaaahnger Ed St. Lawrence's, Troy Something to Remember: Horseback riding Something to Forget: Cold weather Something to Anticipate: Nurse Wafgafet EUQQII .yafggllll Babe St. Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: jackie Moran Something to Forget: Conceit Something to Anticipate: Visit Hollywood Page thirtyfnine 91 RAL 0 :Ya in cyTl'l0 OH 95 uc . ,I 4, gi' mlm Tn MW v .k '70 ul Jdnzlrew 90542194 .jJaugLney Andy St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Work Something to Anticipate: Aviation gdef .fdnne .jwlayea Ann St. Paul's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Traveling krw .sxirhey .xdnne cjwlayclen Sbirl St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Color red Something to Forget: High heels Something to Anticipate: Teacher aan iancea .lslayed Red St. Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: Orchestra Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Stenographer Warion .fdngefa .ilenneaay lgogerl Cfayfon Azhar: Mar Bob St. Joseph's, Troy St. Patrick's, Troy Somethingto Remember: CCHS Something to Remember Baseball Something to Forget: Waiting for people Something to Forget: Catty women Something to Anticipate: Office Work Something to Anticipate Navy Page forty l 'Hull OH3 '-' 17 , Nov, ul- ATNOLIC C Y' 'RQ 0 Me- I V '-Z' P. W mQp'8A 79 S Q9 Wffam lgonafal ,Hogan Bill Homer St. Francis', Troy Something to Remember: Basketball Something to Forget: Ninth Period Something to Anticipate: Navy pafricia .xdnn ,AloAAan H oolie St. Mary's, Crescent Something to Remember: Marines Something to Forget: Sophisticated people Something to Anticipate: Journalism 914611 Ceciha .Hyfanul Dee St. Paul's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Nursing at E F John jhancia .jwlofman St. Lawrence's, Troy Something to Remember: Airplanes Something to Forget: Bees Something to Anticipate: Aviation ?05el'naI'y .Ignite QHOOJHCL Slim St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Bing Crosby Something to Forget: Men Something to Anticipate: Opera singing marie gargara .gannanfuono Tony St. Anthony's, Troy Something to Remember: Dogs Something to Forget: Slow busses Something to Anticipate: Nursing Page forty-one lguarieff jkancia one.6 Russ St. Francis,, Troy Something to Remember: Sports Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Engineer JoAn lgolerf .9uimey Breezy St. Joseph's, Green Island Something to Remember: Dances Something to to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Chemical engi- neer ghzagem oforra ine 90411 Bette St. Patrick's, Troy Something to Remember: Candy Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Nurse Page forty-two QTUIL u to Er 9 A44 Qc'-1 uox 7Ai '1 5 DQ 'I' IJ 174 our gafherine oforeffa juclge Kaye St. Peter's, Troy Remember: Dogs Forget: Homework Anticipate: Secretary Something to Something to Something to gafherine marion gained Kaye Sacred Heart, Troy Remember: Reading Forget: People asking Something to Something to questions Something to me Anticipate: Secretary Jga fAAen mary janet! 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Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Making new friends jLoma.4 Jodepd Jurfge Salutatorian Rick St. Joseph's, Green Island Something to Remember: Science Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Engineer Something to Forget: Latin Gao jedericl ju hen Leo St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Work Something to Anticipate: Peace Something to Anticipate: Politician Page forty-three 90011 fdzn I0 Ann Our Lady of Victory, Troy Something to Remember: Frank Sinatra Something to Forget: Drawing Something to Anticipate: Designer Waker jo4e,aA Jgke Pop St. Ambrose, Latham Something to Remember: Radio comedians Something to Forget: Cold Days Something to Anticipate: Writer Jodn martin JC-uegdzr KTVIOLIC C ' r 4' e afar, .n wmlxif 'Goins V9 0 'L 0Y1l Warion .xdnne Jcrdy Mar St. Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: Writing letters Something to Forget: Possessive people Something to Anticipate: Secretary Mrginia .yearn Jwne Virg St. Francis', Troy Something to Remember: Eating candy Something to Forget: Swooners Something to Anticipate: Musician 67Aall0l' .xdnn J5u5Ly Kraeg Elf' Sacred Heart, Troy St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Good music Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Swooners Something to Forget: W'ork1ng on Sundays Something to Anticipate: Research chemist Something to Anticipate: Enjoy life Page forty-four .l lags, TR Jia o Q 5? 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I. Linky St. Paul's, Troy Something to Remember: Debates Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Aviator y0A.l'l petel' JON? Long john St. josephls, Troy Something to Remember: No smoking room Something to Forget: Girls Something to Anticipate: Aeronautical engineer Page forty-six St. Brigid's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Chemistry Something to Forget: Frank Sinatra Something to Anticipate: Engineer Warjorie Jane opyona Margie St. Brigidls, Watervliet Something to Remember: Sinatra Something to Forget: Calories Something to Anticipate: Graduation QTRAL I '9 4 09's-Qfffyic' S SS V31 5' .4 A r U! Q 6 1 i as '2 S ,9 '90Y,1l-' gernacline .xgnn Wakar Bernie St. Patrick's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Cafeteria Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Nurse marguerife Cafgerine Wand? Dim ples St. 1oseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Mess detail Something to Anticipate: Secretary T' Jrancid Xavier Wagmney Rea' St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Chemistry Something to Forget: Homework X Something to Anticipate: Merchandizer alle jiefedd Wdllzeffa Gen St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Skating Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Nurse oan .xdnne Wuguire yum? mary 7!W!1l-'Lfeff Map Ianie St Patr1ck's, Troy St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Music Something to Remember: Witty people Something to Forget: All the stairs Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Nurse Something to Anticipate: A Career Page forty-seven .fdida Condfance Warckede Eidic' St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Sinatra records Something to Forget: Waiting Something to Anticipate: Teacher mrie! .xdnne Warfin Babe St. Patrick's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: School Something to Anticipate: Artist QTPIL 0 574 is 069 4' 0 6 4 a ,Q 2 5 as 0 1.7 'Pon nfl l 61+ marie jzanced 7!14ar-Liam Rea St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Good books Something to Forget: Alarm clocks Something to Anticipate: Radio journalist Anna y ZOAIWJ Wafllefg Mickey St. Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Whiting for Betty Something to Anticipate: Dancing teacher ghzalefh EHHCQJ Waffeffo mary agen Waffdewd Bet Mufb St. Anthony's, Troy Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Sodas Something to Remember: Canteen Something to Forget: Early rising Something to Forget: Senior rehearsal Somehing to Anticipate: Nurse Something to Anticipate: Teaching English Page forty-eight QTPAL Jaffa? 2 E? as 4 ,Q 1 if 0 tr 'bon ul- oforraine Cfaire maxwef! mary .fdnn Wazzeo Raina Maz St. Joseph's, Troy St. Anthony's, Troy Something to Remember: Chocolate frosts Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Waiting Something to Anticipate: Secretary gfgn marie 7Wc.x4Anie Mack St. Peter's,, Troy Something to Something to Something to Remember: Motorcycles Forget: Sinatra Swooners Anticipate: To own a de- partment store giclwaral Jodepk WcCarfLy Ed St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Going to bed Something to Forget: Getting up mornings Something to Anticipate: Lawyer A Something to Forget: K. 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Something to Anticipate: Secretary join oliso Wcg'iJe Muck St. Francis', Troy Somethingto Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Getting up early Something to Anticipate: Navy IZA War, WCCMA, Mar St. Paul's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Raisins Something to Anticipate: Nurse Page forty-nine OLIC C ' P 4' 5' me '-x- V15 ,E .4-n wp Q 'Goins W9 C5111 lurid may Wcgfynn gmll CafAerine Wcgrane Dar Smokey St. Josephis, Troy St. Francis', Troy Something to Remember: Chocolate sodas Something to Remember F D R Something to Forget: Frank Sinatra Something to Forget: Snappmg gum Something to Anticipate: Laboratory tech- Something to Anticipate Secretary nician .lwlezm Joan Wclermolf Wlarifyn jdereaa Wc2ona!J Mac Mac St. Patrickis, Wfatervliet Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Secretary Q50 KOJBWLGIV .fduglldia ' Ro St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Navy Something to Forget: Waiting Something to Anticipate: Nurse Page fifty nfl? St. Bernard's, Cohoes Something to Remember: Snowstorms Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: To grow yamu mickaef Wcgfhgoff Iarve Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Swimming Something to Forget: Geometry Something to Anticipate: U. S. N. Q1 PIL g tr, 4, Q- 4' uoigkii- :E uv P O 4 ,9 2 2 0 tr 'Hon P .fdaerf Jerry Wcgufhon Mac St. Patrick's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Basketball Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: To be 6' tall A fl -744 ' 062,11 rancu errlman I oe St. Patrick's, Troy Something to Remember: Sodality work Something to Forget: Pesky girls Something to Anticipate: Missionary work James gugene mcg:-all jim St. Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: SSA Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Shoe salesman V --.vw v War? Wadegne melon Maddie St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Sundaes Something to Forget: Poor sports Something to Anticipate: Nurse .jlancid gugene Wed4ier Mace St. Joseph's, Green Island Something to Something to Something to Remember: Sports Forget: Stairs Anticipate: Mechanic yoAn Jo5e,JA We gr-aw Mac St. Peter's, Troy Something to Remember: Speeding Something to Forget: Stairs: Something to Anticipate: Aviation Page fifty-one oae Liancia Wei: er I' 5 Big joe St. Patrick's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Bed Something to Forget: Stairs Something to Anticipate: Business joaepk yamea WMA Pep St. Lawrence's, Troy Something to Remember: Sports Something to Forget: Debates Something to Anticipate: To be 6' tall Cafherine ghzaled Wifcheff ' Kay St. Joseph's, Green Island Something to Remember: Sports Something to Forget: Study Something to Anticipate: Nurse Page fifty-two QTIML 0 Qtr u :K 3, 4- 9' 49 v 7Ao 5 Q A .P +- p.1'll0L OH9 o 'ov ul enevieue Wargaref Wicca Gen St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Waiting Something to Anticipate: Secretary gdanor race mifu! El St. Peterss, Troy Something to Remember: My streak of black hair Something to Forget: Waiting Something to Anticipate: To go to Florida Wdfgafet W0lltg0ln2l'g Marge St. Augusine's, Troy Something to Remember: Talking Something to Forget: Grumblers Something to Anticipate: Secretary QTUIL Q UQ, 6 949 4' 35'-S Hai 5 Q 4 5 I S 0 tr 'Pav V1 g!aJy4 yuha more Warfda War? Worgan Gladie Marty St. Lawrence's, Troy St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Movies Something to Remember: Animals Something to Forget: Homework Something to Forget: Gossips Something to Anticipate: Secretary Something to Anticipate: Kindergarten teacher Qfa .xdnn morriaon .fdgnea Wargaref Worrone Dede Andy Sacred Heart, Watervliet Something to Remember: Singing Something to Forget: Cigars Something to Anticipate: Teacher jkomaa Jodi: WurpAy Murph St. Brigid's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Sports Something to Forget: Latin Something to Anticipate: Service St. Peterls, Troy Something to Remember: Boogie music Something to Forget: Serious people Something to Anticipate: Trip to California CAHPAJ 7WicAaef murray Bud St. Patrick's, Troy Something to Remember: Sodality work Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Pilot Page fifty-three QIPQL '-f'+8'Te,4?:- L' 23 Z? 4 .4 H. 5 S 3 5 '53, .9 . +- 'Haml- , I ghzadelh Jann Og-ien jkereaa Cfara Ogrlen Bet Theresa St. Francis', Troy St. Marie's, Cohoes Something to Remember: Crosby Something to Remember: Candy Something to Forget: Frank Sinatra Something to Forget: People hitting me Something to Anticipate: Stenographer Something to Anticipate: Secretary pafricia .xdnne Weafy gum .xdnn Weed? Pal Red St. Patrick's, Watervliet Somethingto Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Onions Something to Anticipate: Secretary jA2l'e52 BZGHCBJ Wofan Terry St. Paulls, Troy Something to Remember: Fun Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Secretary Page fifty-four St. Paul's, Troy Something to Remember: Formal dances Something to Forget: Concited people Something to Anticipate: Secretary War? ghzagefk WOOHGII: Brunette St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Scotchmellow sundae Something to Forget: Standing in line Something to Anticipate: Nurse -v ew- -w -- -nwww - QTYIL U ET f 9 95 jing 9491? :af- sw P 2 5 4 O 0 ls . - 4ov,uA5' OH9 2 Q-' War? gfdn O .jwlara Mar St. Paul's, Troy Something to Remember: Formal dances Something to Forget: Conceited people Something to Anticipate: Nurse ,Hein janced Oweif Hon St. Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: Fun Something to Forget: Fulton Street Hill Something to Anticipate: Nurse gllflllell Jranced OAUPI' Carmie St. Brigid's, Watervliet Something to Remember: C. 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Something to Forget: Steak Something to Anticipate: Architect jean .Ann Owend Sboriie St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Vanilla sundaes Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Office work .xgnn jkerede Oman Wane? jane Ogonnor Ann Irish St. Patrick's, Troy St. Paul's, Troy Something to Remember: Automobile Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Geometry Something to Forget: Dusting Something to Anticipate: Teacher Something to Anticipate: Nurse Page fifty-five eanne marie Owena Ieanif' Sacred Heart, Watervliet Something to Remember: The June Prom Something to Forget: Climbing stairs Something to Anticipate: Nurse yoaelai .x4nfLony fganifxzczyn Irish Holy Trinity, Troy Something to Remember: Sleeping Something to Forget: Swimming Something to Anticipate: Navy grnedf Ciarflgauareffi QTPAL Kaffe?- 2 QS Zi fn 5' n 3 I 'z 8 0 Z' 'r A Nov, ul- ' gfaalya War? pafumgo Gladdy St. Peter's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Stenographer Qfouiei lZcAarJ paainefgz Rick St. Anthony's, Troy Something to Remember: Football Something to Forget: Makeup on girls Something to Anticipate: Naval pilot jo5epAine .Ann paufua Ernie Feeney St. Paul's, Troy Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Lunch Something to Remember: Breakfast at Something to Forget: Getting hit on the school back Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Dentist Something to Anticipate: Travel Page fifty-six QTRQL 0 574 fp uit? 994.4 , I 9 g if S IA s E rg: '73, ,s '90Y,vl7l' ,Q.,,:,:: mem ma, Sleepy St. Patrick's, Troy Something to Remember: Eating Something to Forget: Latin Something to Anticipate: Navy SZGHCBJ p0I'C2M Phil St. Patrick's, Troy Something to Remember: Music Something to Forget: Rising early Something to Anticipate: Teacher mu, ewan femff Purce St. Patrick's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Sinatra Something to Anticipate: Secretary Mknizfed mary lgfumazlore VC7i11nie St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Drawing Something to Forget: Sinatra Something to Anticipate: Secretary gfaJy4 jlereaa prouoaf Speed St. Patrick's, Cohoes Something to Remember: Music Something to Forget: Conceited people Something to Anticipate: Beautician jAoma5 purceff Siu St. Patrick's, Troy Something to Remember: Football Something to Forget: Girls Something to Anticipate: Navy Page fifty-seven CAGILJ LTJWHFJ KBHFJDII, Chuck St. Peter's, Troy Somethinghto Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: College +1941 0 er, 4, 9' 6 0 'S as 4 .9 .Q J '-' 4 ov, wr yanef Worine lgeindardf Nan Our Lady of Victory, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Technician JgafAerine jdereda purihcafo Kay St. Peter's, Troy Something to Remember: Music Something to Forget: Mathematics Something to Anticipate: Designer Carofjoaepdine panney joe Our Lady of Victory, Troy Something to Remember: Music Something to Forget: Math Something to Anticipate: Musician Page fifty-eight Warjorie ggzagefi Quinan Marg St. Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Getting up early Something to Anticipate: Secretary gforia Wargaref ,gay Goo Goo St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Driving a car Something to Forget: Getting up early Something to Anticipate: Chemist QTRQL Q Qtr, it 9 4' Qc '1 SSS gif. 3 S P O 4 i 'S' Or '. o ui Pav, ll' jAereAe ofouiae Qohrf Terexe St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Modern music Something to Forget: Sinatra's singing Something to Anticipate: Nurse yum-25 jhomaa lzzgera ' jim St. Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: Sports Something to Forget: Skipping Something to Anticipate: Coach MAXAUIII. Janie! Bill St. Patrick's, Troy Something to Remember: Lunch Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Bookkeeper 900-ll ml EOUFLE Rea' St. Agnes', Cohoes Something to Remember: Bing Crosby Something to Forget: Conceited people Something to Anticipate: Pharmacist Jolie Joaepl mee gargara Wa:-ie ,gchar lack Bo St. Paul's, Troy St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Cigars Something to Remember: Music Something to Forget: Chemistry Something to Forget: Sinatra Something to Anticipate: Navy Something to Anticipate: Secretary Page fifty-'nine fg gall? Wllfgafef Mall Ianie St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Formal dances Something to Forget: Conceited people Something to Anticipate: Office work jzlfenfe mary Sazarno Selley Our Lady of Victory, Troy Something to Remember: Baseball Something to Forget: Mess detail Something to Anticipate: Designer Jgafierine pafricia .S,AanaAan Katy Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Senior ball Something to Forget: Waiting for busses Something to Anticipate: Teacher Page sixty 'UPAL Q UQ eg ss 4 9 4' fi 'a 5 O 0 I5 - - HQ,- HOL ov nfl wfkdm JOAN. pw!!! Bill St. Michael's, Troy Something to Remember: Playing cards Something to Forget: Chemistry Something to Anticipate: Butcher pafricia poaemary gems? Pat Sacred Heart, Albany Something to Remember: Horses Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Secretary Willy .fdnne .gland-Adil Snookie Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Fun Something to Forget: Spanish Something to Anticipate: Singer -'-v-7, vi----v-g-1 Y 'UML '9:sQ'Z':'E 3 S 1 5, 5 fi CA 3 I 4. o .- Q 0 17 7 0ov,vl7x' wen lancia .gzanzzy Elly .xdnne .szirea Oney Shorty St Augustine's, Troy St. Peter's, Troy Something to Remember: Skiing Something to Remember: Skating Something to Forget: Digging graves Something to Forget: Singing Something to Anticipate: College Something to Anticipate: Secretary CA:-iafine .fdnn 3LarifLa Wdurieffledne Sfaffery Chris Marrie St. Paul's, Troy Something to Remember: Traveling Something to Forget: Music Something to Anticipate: Nurse .fdnne .7AereAa 3mifA Atlas St. Paul's, Troy Something to Remember: Bakings Something to Forget: Borrowers Something to Anticipate: Nurse Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Music Something to Forget: Hats Something to Anticipate: College ghzaled Jean Smim Bets Holy Trinity, Troy Something to Remember: Tall people Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Technician Page sixty-one Uofa .xdnn Spain Vi St. Michael's, Troy Something to Remember: Writing letters Something to Forget: Hats Something to Anticipate: Nurse .kafkerine .xdnn Smifk Kay St. A gnes', Cohoes Something to Remember: Skating Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Secretary louise .fdnne Snyder Lou Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Snow Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Nurse Page sixty-two QTRIL Q ,ptr I ok 2,9 pifil 17 OYIN 0 0 u 'VA 355 SS O O g -are if ,. EQ N z 5 EN N E if: 'S H M Stase St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember Dogs Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate Mechanic mary .xdnn jancea Smifl Smittie St. Francis', Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Report cards Something to Anticipate: Secretary garmefa jereda Sondini Carm St. Peter's, Troy Something to Something to Something to Remember: Dancing Forget: Scuffing Anticipate: Accountant QTRAL 0 UA Qu 9 6 48 . ss: fit Q 0 2 E e f, ,P br it' 90v,1l- WGJ'gal'2t mary .S7t0CLL-Off!! May St. Francis', Troy Something to Remember: Air Corps Something to Forget: Bangle bracelets Something to Anticipate: College garia .zdnne jefrauh Tiny St. Patrick's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Geometry Something to Anticipate: Teacher .gzirdy Joyce Sfeglina Shirl St. Patrick's, Watervliet Something to Remember: Navy Something to Forget: Math Something to Anticipate: Teacher ..,,,..?....- vw wrv- - W V - fn- Zorofw Gfa ire Sfringer Dot St. Bernard's, Cohoes Something to Remember: Harry james Something to Forget: Reports Something to Anticipate: Marriage gafldfa .Zahn jheopief Barb St. Brigid's, W'atervliet Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Int. Algebra Something to Anticipate: Nurse giclwin Mkfgam .sjfenanl Ea' St. Francis', Troy Something to Remember: Dogs Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Mechanic Page sixty-three Jugs: lgegina Uadnfi julie St. Anthony's, Troy Something to Remember: Getting in Something to Forget: Getting out of it Something to Anticipate: Press photogra pher lgufi marie Uan.EerwerLen Rufbie Sacred Heart, Cohoes Something to Remember: Good music Something to Forget: Ninth period Something to Anticipate: Pharmacist JUG!! .fdll-Il ,lj0JLul'gL Io St, Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: K. P. . Something to Anticipate: Secretary Page siocty-four QTPIL 9 4 CYQSQQQQ' s f, Q ff if T 5 4 A ,Q 'Rami-' mary 926411. ll!allJellAl,l,I'9A Dutch St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Assemblies Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: U. S. Spars 3011611 mary QAEIIEFOJH Terry St. Augustineis, Troy Something to Remember: Red heads Something to Forget: Being called Tessie Something to Anticipate: College 3404? .xgnn waflinakaw Shorty St. Francis', Troy Something to Remember:: Dancing Something to Forget: Cats Something to Anticipate: Secretary rw - -'rf' QTPAL U Q89 57: ' 2- E 5 i -1 :P i zg. . tr 'Pav an Kiln.. Mia 7111.164 cflmof Wag Wadi Ed Ele St. Josephis, Troy St. Francis', Troy Something to Remember: Assemblies Something to Remember: Navy Something to Forget: Homework Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: U. S. Waves Something to Anticipate: Teacher Jean Warguerife Mer joan mary min Mickey Stilfs Sacred Heart, Troy Something to Remember: Dances Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Laboratory tech- nician mary jereaa May St. Francis', Troy Something to Remember: Driving fast Something to Forget: High heels Something to Anticipate: Chemist St. Patrick's, Troy Something to Remember: Motorcycling Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Secretary pull ialwmy Blondie St. Joseph's, Troy Something to Remember: Dancing Something to Forget: Homework Something to Anticipate: Secretary Page sixty-five 'UML 0 UA is F +e:.f', 553 reg ii? 5 4 19 0 1.7 Rm, 114 Joln Mikie wiadn mary jkereaa Mbfgon Oldf Mm' St. Augustine's, Troy St. Francis', Troy Something to Remember: Chicken Something to Remember: Sports Something to Forget: Bow ties Something to Forget: Homework Something tor Anticipate: Lawyer Something to Anticipate: Nurse mfr: Mrgfinia Mhgon polerf gkardza llffhzion lean Bob St. Brigid's, Watervliet St. Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: Swimming Something to Remember: Sports Something to Forget: Homework Something to Forget: Trains Something to Anticipate: Army nurse Something to Anticipate: Lawyer Page sixty-six 1 l Aazefmarg uAf!ecL .xdaerf ol-iouia Zampier Hazel Zamp St. Paul's, Troy St. Augustine's, Troy Something to Remember: Boy's sweaters Something to Remember: Athletics Something to Forget: Being called Harriet Something to Forget: Bruises Something to Anticipate: Designer Something to Anticipate: College polerf gdmenl llfljooala Bob St. Mary's, Troy Something to Remember: Athletics Something to Forget: Bow ties Something to Anticipate: College 81 '45 SERVING IN THE ARMED FORCES gerafa! 6Lri5fian.0 Qfwfham maU2ll,90l't mana!! 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Mijal ami A. lwfcilllliflll slznly fin' vlmrl in Biology 'KX KK KYTYNNNK WW' i XKWPW Y 'Will f 16 1 grew Advddced lfaakkeepidg Making flu- Iizfdgvl Bdlmlnf-A41111114-111 B0UklQ4'l'flfIIKQ Social Studies ixfory nlmff' l'LIX,1'1Vdf7itJ quiz. in xoridl Xl'Iltlfl'X lgi, .rv-, x 145.14 1 3 Q4 Q 5 A 4.1 X 'fzg Y - , 1 ,, 1 , ,,y,,. gn . g, it Q , f W 5 - in 1 ' Q I 4 X 4, 1 as 1' 'lr X wa .Nj a 'f-3' f ' --4 f ' T, f. K :M-r. 'A I F1 k J e X .zz V A If gag' Q M Qi x X 7 Q A A V f 1 :Z. ? 3 l -2 'L ': g - ,., i ?'Qf ' .-t 'X' ,i -.M ' 1' xx S553 ' vi xg' , -f'-'iX'f' g'r.mJkT.h5iQ.lf:ix. ' 1 . I E ,,,---..1. v- , .Y ,,,..,,,,.fi-- 1- c, ,, Hue Art Art classes hum with activity as design- ers, craftsmen, painters, Woodworkers, and blueprinters get to work under Sister Mary Claire's supervision. With Hazel Witbeck as president, the Art Club has promoted several projects for our alumni in service. Aflrarfiu' Winzfozlf Drsign! W. Ivizuvy ami F. fillfllltlllfi look al Ilwir 111as1'erl1if'r'c' ,,...- 4 Ar 'l'41 W K Seniors izlxjlwl Ilwir lwandizrork M. I. l Ryan, 1. lboolvy, P. Holrzfwan l'l'l7l'r.II'Xt' flwir svrillzf Kadiv Scrzjvl An interesting exploration into the magic world of the dial is taken by advanced English students in the Radio Script-Writing Class. A study of the make-up and preparation of all types of radio programs is pre- sented. Radial 61145 The familiar Morse code is heard each day from the Radio Code Class. Senior boys are able to receive an invaluable aid for postgraduate use as they begin to identify the familiar dots and dashes. 'I'. Imlgv, W. l'1n'n'11, KYUIIIIOV, R. 1-'m'auo, 1. Kl'1ll'g1t'7', T. Kvuyx, I. Wflmlwl ZtH1lfJft'l', 1. lriuzvy, F. Mc'ssir'r, R. lanes listen in flu' fuuious 1-In-k ff, ,- i-i..4...f.u1 1 1 ' B111' zrlm fs'ur'ln'x il? ZXLITLIM Che Graz! gllff Spectacle FOOTBALL Again the attraction of a battered pig- skin, coupled with the enticing atmosphere of a crisp autumn afternoon, behooved us to seek the excitement and glory of a rough and tumble football season. Quite well have the pigskin pushers re- presented dear olde Catholic High in the ,44 session, having crushed three oppo- nents from a circuit of six, and downing the others in spirit, if not in congruence with the scoreboard. Besides contributing four members to the all-city eleven, the team earned a second place standing in the intra-city league, succumbing only to Troy High, while it also occupied spot number three in the Diocesan Rockne Cup compe- tirion. Our first game with Christian Brothers Academy of Albany, left us hanging to the short end of a 19-0 score. A home game, it was played at La Salle Field, North Troy, and attracted a record crowd. C. B. A. hit pay dirt twice during the first period and once in the last to clinch its first Rockne Cup game. It was only the spirited tenacity of a loyal C. C. H. S. eleven that kept the score so low, despite the ceaseless pounding of an immensely heavier and more experienced team. How- ever, the game was not without its thrills, especially during the hotly contested sec- ond and third periods, when the Eighth Street squad came close to scoring after advancing deep into the Albanians' terri- tory behind the unending cheers of an ex- cited grandstand following. Taking on Lansingburgh during the fol- lowing week was like shooting marbles , after clashing with the C. B. A. boys. In a night thriller, the Catholic Central squad trimmed the opposition by a 12-0 tally, taking step number one toward the much sought-after intra-city honors. Page seventy-six The Carley-coached outfit outplayed the Burgh team from start to finish, the North Troy club's territory being the battlefield most of the Way. The score- board hardly did justice to the game against the uptowners. In both halves the time ran out just as Catholic High was ready to register another touchdown, and Lansing- burgh never got beyond Central,s thirty- five yard line. The results were especially gratifying, as the Eighth-Streeters were out to avenge a heartbreaker loss to the Burgh during the previous season. 1 . S K Before the battle Co-captains A. Zampier and 1. Pelclaer con er C ulliw lrifx flu' Jiri! Q! W Gi ' C g ..- Q R l Nlunager I. Burke, 1. Carmen, Nash, I. Ranney, Flanigan, I . Maz't', I. Vfrigbf, R. Connorx, G. Dayton, W. Paulus, Ryan Coach W. Curley, A. Murray, W. Purcell, I. Rogers, A. Zampier, R. loner, N. Anthony, W. Byrnes, I. Watson, I. Gully, O. Sbanley, N. MeKemlry I. Irimey, P. Costello, I. Pelcber, M. Klee, Tyll, R. Gullie, N. All'Nt1lIldI'd, P. Dauaber, Ii. Ryan, I. Connors, j. Whalen, R. Rafferty Traveling to Albany, C. C. H. S. was overcome by a powerful Vincentian Insti- tute eleven at Bleeker Stadium. Catholic Central, sustaining previous injuries, took on the Lions as underdogs and suffered a 31-7 setback. Coach Carley's team outrushed the win- ners, thirteen first downs to nine, and threatened the V. I. goal several times, on- ly to lose possession of the ball deep in Vin- centian territory. A Catholic High pass, early in the sec- ond period, resulted in a touchdown, and a line play accounted for the extra point. EEA-EEA-EISA-Fight In a home game at La Salle Field a week later, the boys from the hill put the crusher on La Salle Institute, tallying six points to none for the brothers, and thus automati- cally placing Catholic High in the run- ning for intra-city honors. Again the score hardly did justice to the game, although it was hard fought and C. C. H. S. tallied only early in the fourth period. The game was a minor punting duel, although the Eighth Street boys launched several sustained drives, which almost carried to pay dirt. In the second half, Central opened up a passing attack, and advanced deep into La- Salle territory, only to lose the ball on downs. Failing to advance, La Salle at-- I age seven ty-eight tempted to punt, but the Carley-coached forward wall broke through and blocked the golden ellipse. Taking over deep in L. S. I's territory, one perfectly executed line play resulted in a touchdown. A re- verse play for the extra point failed, how- ever. Again at La Salle Field, Troy High and C. C. H. S. clashed in a classic tilt to decide the city championship. One of the most sensational games of the season, it resulted in a 13-0 score in favor of the Troy High team. Touchdowning in the first and final quarters, the Troy High School eleven marshmallowed their victory before a large crowd on a Friday evening early in No- vember. Catholic High kicked off to the Troy High nineteen yard line, where the victors, using a pair of trap plays, advanced seven- ty-nine yards before being stopped on the C. C. H. S. two yard line. Here they plunged over for a six pointer, but failed in their conversion attempt. From then on until the fourth period, the Eighth Streeters checked every Purple and Gold thrust. Threatening in the second quar- ter, the boys from the hill marched twen- ty-six yards to the Troy High twenty, on- ly to lose possession of the ball on downs. Again threatening early in the third per- iod, the Purple Crusaders advanced fifty- four yards to the Purple and Gold's eleven yard line, where the P 86 G boys recovered a Catholic Central fumble. Later in the same period, Troy High recovered another fumble on the Central fourteen yard line, but gained only four yards, before the Eighth Streeters took over on downs. Ed Picken's charges started a march from the C. C. H. S. thirty-five yard line in the third period, that culminated in a touch- down early in the fourth period. This time the placement for the extra point was good and Troy High led 13-O. - A hard-fought game from start to fin- ish, this championship game will not be forgotten for a long while, and will live forever in the memories of those who were present. In the scason's final tilt, Catholic High swamped St. Mary's of Glens Falls by vir- tue of a 18-0 tally. Traveling to the up- state battlefield, C. C. H. S. piled up its highest score of the year. Hi1' lzim lwarff' Hcifllllillg TVZIITIIIXIYH Pile Em Ujf' Two of the three tallies were accounted for by a perfected passing attack, and ex- cellent line plays advanced our team int 0 pay dirt during the last quarter. A brisk autumn wi d l n , a c ear sky, and a temperature geared into low-low , pro- duced the setting for a really fine game, one that will live ' in most of the players, memories as their last f C High School. or atholic Central As the last ,44 calendar fall with the autumn leaves f ootball suddenly becomes a memory. It would be folly to terminate our tribut e to the squad and the outstanding season they perpetuated, with languidly expressing our appreciation for the unselfis few dormant pages of the h and zealous lake goes around and support rendered the team by the entire staffg Bill Carley, top-notchi' coach, Father Mulqueen, who never let the team down, Father Flynn, our sincere sports di- r . ector, the hard-working managers, and last, but proverbially not least, the jovial Joe Conway, deacon of the cafeteria, whose sincere cooperation and aid to the team was apparent throughout the entire duration of this sport. The appreciat string team need not be expounded but in view of their unselfish obscurity, we can h . rousing a cheer ion voiced for the first ardly conclude without for the scrub teams, who, throughout the entire season continually scrimmaged with and d acte as targets for the regulars. Know- Page eighty an are We sseewi 2 K i:TT'X.'f-V im? Q-.5331 ' HFTETQ 7wWi Qj- L : i i fr . : Q: 'E ' : fu EN, ' :,fg f,:.. f' -Q, '. M ,fl ',-,, ,: Es I-. T gig, ,. , Q J .,ig5QQ.f-iw-Q. w- gf---s..N.eF : a j K -f 3 1. iffx?-731ifTiff-.aif..fQ!5fE,sffL --fr fQf2a-.fm-.igw 2.5.9 2 1f-'ffgii-va. a s g .giI i. 5: r..s::.f '1 A . ,wg . fifffiefzf f. wg - Q': if-YE.-t?:fL'le.:. - . iffiim' -:.. s.f,.f,r??is z.f.a,f1wg--ws,-,sas-f'.ss -X -X .- - - -i -' : 7 . vi. .. '- :Qs if ' Sys .Milf--Q-gfsres--wswq ff. . - 1' ' -. C . . - 'M . -y Xi ' '. fi?-Til-J-4' -i..i 'Nfa'1- 3 I . X 'ii . . t . V. K I K K , i K in . K ggi. , K A A W K. A X Rogers snags him again ing they would see little or no action throughout the season, and perhaps, never again for Catholic High Qsome were sen- iorsj, a twofold tribute is due them, and especially for them the benefits derived from the give and take of football is fully evident. The perspiration of early scrimmage and of the first game has gradually given way to the goose pimples of November battles introducing the infancy of the coming winter. As the football uniforms are pack- ed in mothballs until the coming year, the memories of their occupants and the pros- pects of next year's season seize our imag- inations and hardly give us time to realize that the end of our dream world has come. 1944 GRID RECGRD C. B. A. WW, 19 Lansingburgh ..... 0 Vincentian i...,i .,,,i 3 1 La Salle ,i,,i, 0 Troy High ,ii,,. ,,,... 1 3 St. Mary,s . 0 C. C. H. S. ,iii iiii 0 C. C. H. S. ,,.. ,... 1 2 C. C. H. S. .,.. ..., 7 C. C. H. S. ,.,, .... 6 C. C. H. S. ,,,. .... 0 C. C. H. S. .... .... 1 8 Page eighty-one Sfuge crvzv rr'1a.x'r's! Z71f14'f Zeke My ljcrzuf' Don't Take My Pennyn, a three-act play, was presented at Catholic High, un- der the direction of Miss Mary A. Miller. Dorothy Evers played the role of Penny, while Bob Bussey and Bill Smith shared the male leads, providing much of the humor of the play. Ann Dooeey, Gloria Tetrault, Kay Tandy, Mary Duffy, Anne Casey, Jack Dillon, Bill Lamb, Ned Mo- han, Art Dee, and Mike Baniak formed the supporting east. Margaret Montgom- ery, Kay Mitchell and Eleanor Walsh also appeared. P. Clzikvy, C. Oliwr, R. Hallam, M. lxlcllligdll iakf' a rvsf 1fX4'ffl'HI4'lIf for 4'z'vr'yl1oJy we Q ,. in ' Q S BASS i H f rh ,,?1, lk, 'YQ' A an HB1lf if is so pn'vfy The play is a comedy based on youthis aspirations to stardom in Hollywood. When a prominent Hollywood gentleman goes searching for talent, Penny immediately becomes a sophisticated glamour girl with hilarious results. Her flighty mother, apt- ly portrayed by Kay Tandy, finally comes to her senses with a little urging from the grandmother played by Ann Doocey. The prominent gentleman from movieland finds his star and the others find peace once more. A number of amusing situations eom- bine to make a clever comed with a sur- Y prising ending. Taking flu: final fum' fir ' A X V'iV W 'W A 1 i'i' ' Q 7 fi. Q ttt- Q 'S f lil, t l .Si r t ' :rf s ' E y Book Mart display R. Bzfxsey, R. Morrison, I. Finn, C. Large, R. Fox fake a look, af lov new books Kailzolic Press With a rallying cry for the promotion of Catholic literature, the sword of truth, Book Week and Catholic Press Week were observed. Under the direction of Sister Elizabeth Thomas, a book exhibit was erected in the third corridor where pam- phlets, books, magazines, and various other pieces of Catholic literature were displayed. A play written by James Foley and Adele Amyot was presented at Assembly. Buy-Read-Donate was another project for the promotion of Catholic literature. Students were asked to buy Catholic books, read them, and donate them to the Catholic High library so that others might enjoy them. Page eighfy-four Under the leadership of Jean Weber, chairman of the Literature Committee, meetings were held each Week at which Catholic books, pamphlets, and periodicals were discussed. A mammoth sale of pamphlets was one of the chief works of the committee. Stu- dents purchased pamphlets, read them and later contributed them to the Chaplain Driven. By means of this project, enough booklets were collected to send a large quantity to Chaplains of the armed forces, particularly those who were former mem- bers of the C. C. H. S. faculty. Amerieeu legieu The Constitution and World Peace - Ameriean Legion Ora- torical Contest winners in the first district elimin- ation were John Ivimey, first place and Ann Doo- cey, alternate. Noir my jminf ix lfwix . . . 101211 1l'iUll'x1' and A lm Doowy zlrffllif flu' Cfnnxli- lnfimz in flu' oraforirul ron- ies! Halloween Dance No fear of goblins here- As the Solid Seven swung into tune at tlle first formal affair of the year, juniors and seniors had a gala evening under the black and orange decorations. Gay Jemrafimlx, gay vloilws, gay lwarlx! Lefs have anofloer song After Hhauf Mess Detail in cafeteria was instituted as a task that rotates among the students to relieve the shortage of help. K. P. and mess detail now form the daily doubleu after 1400 go to chow. Only a few more rows . . R. Farano, M. Flanigan, I. Dooley, P. Danaber, E. Cuozzo, E. Fifzgeralfl, Dinanlo, Cusack, A. Dee, Davin, B. Degnan, T. Egan await B. F01'ffl1,S signal Chord Page eighty-six Boys' Glee Club strike up as Bill Fortin wanders up and down the ivorics with popular catchy tunes. Ou Kilt? flame gfllllf We contribute our part in the War Effort- A Nurses, Aide group of several seniors was formed to help at the Troy Hos- pital after school. Members volunteered their service in arranging flowers, pre- paring trays, reading to patients, answering correspondence, distributing sup- plies, relieving nurscs to give the sick necessary medical attention. Another group took the Home Nursing Course with Miss Anna Ryan. Both of these activities were vital contributions to the War effort. From flu' alll fo fbc' jlrvsvnf Troy hospifal- I. Kiigallon, A. Doofvy, C. Oliwr, Haxslilzgrw, H. O'Nr'iI, j. MrGuirr, P. Svllvy, P. Clukry, G. Dz'C0fis, T. Ifazioli, S. Bloonzfirlff, B. Tlocoplael and G. Tvfrazflf arf' off fo help ul flu' lzosjniful affrr school ,IFF Xb s r May lbs mills of flu' faiflaful Jc'j1ar1'eJ,, Memorial Sereiees Mindful of all our dead but especially of those who made the supreme sacrifice in defense of their country we attend a Re- quiem celebruted by the Principal and sung by the Girls' Music Classes. Uzezezksgieileg l5'ezskels Thanking God for His own benefits towards us We remem- ber the poor as we make our offering in the traditional Offer- tory procession. Tix Ninn' Iflmf-fl fo give' 1. Gully, li. Rmlrfn, B. Degzmn jmck ifn' lmwx Only zz few minzzfcs till wc' sm' Sunfu Taking children from St. Joseph's Home to see Santa was an enjoyable Christmas charity for members of the Pius XI Club. One tour also included a visit to school. Hz'r1 x a jllvlfj um' F. Gdlllltl-j', L. fj1ll1l1il1tQb6lllI, T. Latin, I. Carroll, F. Cirvifmiom' jiivk 1111! Page 7li'Hf?fy fbcir Cards Send Christmas cards was the slogan adopted and well ear- ried out during the annual Christmas card sale When the Com- mittee sold boxes of cards in addition to the Christmas missals. uv +V 7 .PL . .,-Ml-.,, W . V k .,.Tk,,, . , Ghrisfmas dzrvlcrs Joy to the Worldi' was among the jubi- lant numbers sung by the carolers under Miss Miller's direction during their candle- light-carol program after the Christmas Mass. Members of the Glce Club and freshman and sophomore girls joined in a number of traditional Christmas airs. lli1rk.' flu' fwnlfif NIIKQVIS sing' Hlass Presidents Whzlt do -YO!! think? John Wfhalen, sen- ior prefect, discusses plans for sodality ac' tivities with homeroom representatives who were elected to participate in all general council meetings. l,1'i'fm'1' j. Wflnzleu mzzfiwx zrifln ZJUIIIITOUIII ,lu'i'.viJ4'11fx F '73 fv- Q.: T! rf' Qlnwl unif fm' lIffl'l1tltIl1fX G '1'i'f1'u11f!, H. iIif7l'IlfJl7!'l, 1. W':'i'fr':' 13. C111'fi'y, Cf. Milrfuif of ,LM in itil H 4 . J ii 551 ,w ii? J sf 1, gj- :z - 5 J . -52 7 ' .K fl: -jgiji I' 2- if K 7 i 5, Hhrislluas Dance Yuletide social activities would not be complete without the traditional Senior Ball which was held December 27 at the Hendrick Hudson. Cliwzif Murclz lniglwfiglnzh fbi' Srzzioi' Buff A Gif! for ffzi Qlrvelf wi 1 ,L- limp FMHISJ Kackbvard Kefurns With the advent of winter, Catholic High turned again to our king of sports, basketball. Capturing top honors in the Principals' League, and earning a tie for Diocesan League play, the team has proved :mother sensation. By contributing three members to the all-city five, and breaking an individual scoring record, Catholic Cen- tral was outstanding in the area's scholastic circuit. Out of a schedule of eighteen games, only four Were lost, and none of these was dropped to the same team twice. Starting the season with a series of four away games in December, the C. C. H. S. boys won two and lost the same number. Traveling to Vincentian lnstitute's Albany gym on December 1, Catholic Central downed the Lions 46-37, after breaking a nineteen all deadlock at the half, One week later the squad trounced Troy High School in Catholic High's first bid for defense of its Principals' League cup. ciiiufm- U 1, J The game was played on the Troy High battlefield, and, as in the previous game, the score was deadlocked at 31-31 as the half ended. Taking the lead in the second half, the Eighth Street team never relin- quished it, producing a final tally of 48- 40. Suffering their first defeat of the year, the Catholic High Cagers fell to St. Mary's 111 111 11 Ball! of Amsterdam in a Catholic League con- test. Playing a fast brand of ball on their own court, the Saints packed the leather through the hoop more swiftly than the Eighth Streeters, resulting in a score of 37- 26. Two nights later Lansingburgh hand- ed the Purple and White its second setback, downing our boys by a 44-28 margin in a fast stepping game on the up-city court. Returning to the scheduled contests, af- ter the Christmas vacation, the Carleymen took on Cohoes High School and downed them to the tune of 41-24 before they were quite out of the mothballs. Playing on the Eighth Street rectangle, the Spindle City men proved a weak opponent, and C. C. H. S. led all the way. Playing Cathedral Academy of Albany on the following night, January 6, proved an even more spectacular victory, our boys overrunning the Albany squad to come from the game boasting a 58-20 tally. Continuing our series of home games, Catholic High met La Salle Institute on the former's gym in a really fast-stepping game. The desperate La Salle team really gave the Carleymen a tussle, but nosing out a 44-43 victory saved the day for Catholic Central. B. XVUUJS grfx lfu' i't'!70IllItl Iligbvr am! Ilig lm Breaking a string of home games, the C. C. H. S. squad ventured to Albany to meet the highly touted Christian Brothers' Academy five. In an overtime period, the Carley-coached team fell to the Albanians after a brilliant game: result, C. B. A. 47, C. C. H. S. 43. Back on home wood the team met a hard fighting Wfatervliet High team, but our Crusaders outpointed the boys from across the river by a tally of 33-24. A thrilling tilt, this game assured our top standing in the Principals' League. Starting the second half of the season after a week's rest, the Crusaders again mashed the Lions of Albany to the tune of 45-26 on our home court. Vincentian could not open a successful attack against the Carley defense. Troy High's threat to our top league standing proved only a rumor when the down street boys invaded our court on the third of February. Catholic High swamp- ed its ambitious opponent by sensationally scoring 51-31. . . vga.. Again taking on Lansingburgh at home, the Eighth Street squad avenged their pre- vious loss by doubling the Burgh's', score. Although point-making was low, the score- board finally read 26-13. A perfectly co- ordinated court machine took on St. Mary's of Amsterdam during the middle of Feb- ruary and landed 42 points while the wes- terners sank only 26. This game turned out to be another thriller, making the Dio- cesan League race definitely more acute. Leaving home grounds, C. C. H. S. again pounced on Cathedral and smothered the scoreboard with 58-45 points for our op- ponents. The following night, Catholic Central Was downed by Cohoes High on the Spindle City rectangle. One of the outstanding upsets of the year, it produced a score of 34-26. I Defeating La Salle again by a score of 58-34, C. C. H. S. was assured of the Prin- cipals' League honors. Play was on the Brothers' court, and what was expected to be a stiff game turned out to be a picnic for the Carleymen. When C. B. A. invaded our home court - -quita? ----- --AQ-F -n . on March 2, they were sent home with the broken down end of a 42-32 score. Play- ing a magnificent game throughout, the boys from the hill outbasketballed the Al- banians to avenge the previous defeat. The game was tight for the first three periods, until Catholic Central got warmed up , thereafter pouring the sphere through the hoop. In the season's final tilt, on the following night, Watervliet fell victim to a 39-35 tally, and C. C. H. S. chalked up another win. A thrilling game from start to finish, the issue was in doubt till the final whistle blew. There is no Way to write the thanks and appreciation due the team and staff from the student body. Their exploits will live forever in our memories, and in doing so will perpetually light the way to remem- bering them not only as great basketballers, but as great friends. We must not forget our scrappy Junior Varsity whose record rivaled that of their seniors, nor will we soon forget the spirit of the cheerleaders and the cooperation of the Pep Club. We all nurture within ourselves a silent tri- bute to them all. 1944- 194 5 COURT RECGRD Vincentian cc... ....i........... 3 7 Troy High ..... ...... 4 0 St. Mary's ..,....... ...... 3 7 Lansingburgh ....... ...... 4 4 Cohoes ,.,............. ...... 2 4 Cathedral ,,,.,,,, ...... 2 0 LaSalle ,...,.,,, ...... 4 3 C. B. A. ,..,,. ...... 4 7 Watervliet ...... ...... 2 4 Vincentian ,,,. .. ..... 26 Troy High ............ . ...... 31 Lansingburgh ,,,,, , W .,.... 13 St. Mary's .......... ...... 2 6 Cathedral ,,..,... ...... 4 5 Cohoes ,,.,.,... ...... 3 4 LaSalle ,..... ...... 3 4 C. B. A. ......... ...... 3 2 Watervliet ..... ..... 3 5 C. C. H. S. cc..cc .,,.,... 4 6 C. C. H. S. ,..... ....,... 4 8 C. C. H. S. ....,. ..... 2 6 C. C. H. S. ....c. .,,..... 2 8 C. C. H. S. -. .... .,...... 4 1 C. C. H. S. c.c,.. ,,.., 5 8 C. C. H. S. cc.... ...,,v,, 4 4 C. C. H. S. c...c c .r..... , 43 C. C. H. S. ,,.... -..., 3 3 C. C. H. S. c.c.cc ,..,..,. 4 5 C. C. H. S. c.cc.. .,,,. S 1 C. C. H. S. ...,.. .,,., 2 6 C. C. H. S. ...... ..,,..-. 4 2 C. C. H. S. ....c. ,..,, 5 8 C. C. H. S. .c.,rc ,..., 2 6 C. C. H. S. ....cr ,,,., 5 8 C. C. H. S. ....., .-...... 4 2 C. C. H. S. ...... ...,. 3 9 Page ninety-five 1944-1945 CHAMPS Ifirsi Row: R. Wr1r1ff.v, Gully, R. lJt'gl1t1H, R. Gzzlliv, Swami Row: O. Sfldlllltif, R. Holnzvs, I. Sf'fftll1Hj' W. Cfzrlvy, Cnavlf T. lfgun G. SillIllIUIIK, D. NIt'fTdI'ff7-3, PRINCIPALS' LEAGUE 1943-1944 1944-1945 Page uinefy-six I? 3 ,rw Lf 1' !'!'0Il'Il Tim u'llf1 l7IU.Y.V7llIX lmfuyn '93 Q I 'f + 1 .., 534 f , ' i A eeli 5-ff is 5 1 Q is as Senior 0fHccrs Che Opercffa Under the direction of Miss Mary A. Miller, the students of Catholic High pre- sented The Belle of Barcelonau, an oper- etta with a Spanish setting. Ada Surprcnant and Charles Connell as a Spanish senorita and a young American officer respectively, gave excellent perfor- mances in the leading roles. Ned Mohan By class balloting the officers elected to lead us through our senior year Were: John Wlialen, prefectg Kay Mitchell, vice-pre- fectg Russ Jones, treasurerg jean Weber, secretaryg Barbara The- opel, corresponding secretary. Vif'tm's in swzim' l'1l'l'ffUl1X R. IOIIVX, B. Tfampbvl, K. Mifvlnfll, elecfions as his companion, resplendent in a red wig, provided more than his share of laughs. Among the others in the supporting cast were Jack Halse, Nancy Cavanagh, Ernie Tetrault, Joe Hogan, Anthony Ricci, Mary O'Hara, Jane Bromley, Bob Mayo, Frank Rebel, Virginia Kline, and Phil O'Brien. Cjlll'Ildf11 full in The Bella' of Bfll'I'f'I0l76lU mmwammm-nmmmiaimsmuv W , . -----f-- --- ---e-.r --H - -'- Y - I. W'r'I1vr, I. Wfaalzffz relax affef' IOIH'l1dliSl1l Class pvrzzsvs press jllflzlirafionx for ideas and iHllJl'0l'l'IlIl'lIfK jnurnuhlvm at K G Ji .Si Journalism was formally introduced as a part of the curriculum to help students become more intelligent readers of the press by teaching them to evaluate mate- rial found thereing it has a second objective, the training of students who work on the staffs of the school publicationsg The Cafb- olivou, The Torch, and The TVillIlt'. As a chartered member of Quill and Scroll, International Society for High School Journalists, Catholic High has its own chapter whose members may partici- pate in contests conducted by the society. Winners of these contests are automatically competitors for the President's scholarship. Through The Triunc, student news- paper, classes participate in the various polls conducted by The Institute of Stu- dent Opinion of which the paper is a mem- ber and which is conducted by Srbolasfic' Magazine. Indy runs off flu' Daily Blrllvlizzx Daily from the sacred precincts of the office this year came the News Bulletin containing announcements for faculty and students. Who did not look forward to the t ' h ' - ' d l 9 own criers eac morning, ptrio tiree. Page ninety-mai e Work jzrogrcssvx on The Crlflmlicon dSS0lIIl7Ij' line U16 Gafhvliwn Publication of the Senior Yearbook, The Catbolicmz, requires the combined efforts and time of many Seniors, and early in January work was begun. Business affairs were supervised by Jeanne Owens, business editor, while Grace Keegan, literary editor, had charge of all the writing for the book. The cataloging of pictures and ads, and the assembling of data on each student Were only the beginning with successive tasks coming rapidly. Everyone who has worked on the book will remember the fun they had in helping to make the 1945 Cafholicolz. U16 Zforch The literary publication of the stu- dents at Catholic High is The 'I1UI'l'l1, of which James Foley is editor. The book is brought out twice a year and all students are given opportunities to display their literary abilities. Forms of literature printed include poems, short stories, and essays, all written by the students themselves. Torch erlifors l'07'lff'l' Caiboliron lzzrsimxs ruanagrrs make l'f'flH'l1S fo Iwuzm' Ozcwis Umfi'r m-nlifulzv S. fitllllfll um! li. Mulibvzvs TUIIIIL' mm' wdilnrr 214111 la 'outs is ,l U16 Criuuf The official publica- tion of thc students at Catholic High is Tbv 71l'i1HI!', publislicd ap- proximatcly cvcry three wcclis. Tliosc taking Journalism play an im- portant part in the writing and arranging of the paper. N4'1c'xjn1ju'r .whiff ifraflx flu' rofwvy .Nfl Pllflfiulliwl f,1'Pi.NfX 1. 'ld-j'l'.Y, 13. Rirflvli'r', B. flyrm, M. Cgllflltlll um! CI Ianjlzrs roll off lln' 1'o,'r,y Page' OIII' lzuizdrvd one Strike lfarvc, Yer outn Play Hall! Coach Carley, having completed one year of mentorship at Catholic High, rang down his second year with a finer baseball team. C. C. H. S. finished its 1944 season boasting of a record of five victories against as many defeats. The team although com- posed of some of the previous year mate- rial, however, acquired several new players. Despite their inexperience on the team, they played brilliant ball. Our captain and second sacker, Bill Byrnes, kept the team in running order along with playing fine ball at the plate and his position on the field. Catholic High boasted of having the strongest hit- ting team in the league, along with an ex- cellent fielding team. Bill Flynn, the 'fireball artist, handled the greater part of the mound duties. Much credit must be given to him for his cool- ness in pitching these games. Despite the absence of Bill Bonville, the backstop, C. C. H. S. was supplied with a new and very capable catcher, Joe Panis. Ned Rafferty, Chuck', Smith, and Jack Wright held down the pasture slots with great agility. Filling in at the infield were George Har- lowe at the hot corner , Bob Gullie at the shortstop position and Jake Gully at the first sacker. Here was a good working combination in the infield and the outfield, which composed the C. C. H. S. baseball team. F Bill Flynn went to the mound for the first game at Cohoes, pitching a brilliant game for a lost cause, with Catholic High ending up on the short end of a 5 to 3 score. I. Gully, W. Byrnes, I. Panis, R. Gallic, R. Rafferty, I. Wr'igbi, T. Talbot, C. Smifh, I. Kearns, G. St. john, T. Murphy, W. Flynn, N.. Rafferty, G. Harlowe, Coach W. Carlcy l la t 'Z ',,,gkggg'- view- N , , an r was A .. . , ' . , 'mf-gg. . K A . ...K VL A, Q , . Q K 7, f ramm sg, , , .. V -W, vu,.ww ,... rg. K ,..,,W A ' fumble on the infield A sharp single to the left C. C. H. S. Went on to hand a defeat to Lansingburgh at a score of 7-5. Being de- feated by Troy High and Watervliet High, the team lashed out to knock down their old rival La Salle. Starting the second round of the season, C. C. H. S. came back to crush Cohoes at the home field. In this game congratula- tions should be handed out to Jake Gully for his home run off the rival's star pitch- er, Ed Kalski. Losing to La Salle and Troy in this second round, Catholic High Went on to hand defeats to Lansingburgh and Watervliet. In the very crucial contest with Watervliet, Bill Flynn pitched a bril- liant shutout and thus put the league on ice between Cohoes and Watervliet. This was the final game for Catholic High in the realm of sports that season, and also for many players who have departed from their Alma Mater. At the opening of the 1945 season of baseball, Coach Carley Will be handicapped by the loss of several players, but again he will ferret out the best ability of the new men and bring forth another representative team at Catholic High. .L M., , -.rw Close play af first W iv. -hawaiian N N 53: A J at . 4 . , , t J ijt.. 'Q-gif ,iw gn .Qs-T K 1 ,,, Vt? ...M .1',i?u'53:', 1?g'f -r-alike-s. . T' '4-,-4-Sf Page one hundred three F it ,Q 'S X 4 Y gg :if 3 gh 5 nfl' I if .w w vig .K f' 'Q ' -522 1 Q25 . , .5 ' , Q K -, if 53292 we 'Q af v I W3 ' G 1 'llffil 0 an 4 4, In 4 e fu Q ' ff iiifi 2352.25 fi- M. EM ggggig afar ,W Jig K ff, 1 rg K Q5 ei fi? ggi as 9 m ' N , , .V .wg ax' I 525 J 4 Q . -4 mm f, 2:23 3 QE n .1 fi' A 3' fi i, ,ft was ig.. uv 95 :Fin . f Q' I M 541 ' ,en V if f.. Q 5 .V x f ,4s We Ga C0 Preserve ........ The fight for the Four Freedoms. A thorough knowledge of Christian prin- ciples will help us to Win the battle for Freedom From Fear. Our four years pre- paration for our life's work precludes Freedom From Wallmt. The instructions we have received in Catholic doctrine have made Freedom of Religion a sacred right we shall preserveg through the teachings of our Faith we shall never fail to protect Freedom of Speech. As we step into the world We ask for strength to follow for life the motto of Catholic Central High School, For God and Country . Chase Who Jim' flamed lls Reverend T. Gerald Mulqueen Reverend Matthew Brennan Reverend Paul Flynn Chaplain Joseph A. Hayes, Lt. U.S.N.R. Reverend Raymond Halpin Reverend Harold B. Hinds Reverend Francis Janis Reverend Edward S. McManus Reverend Edward O'Malley Reverend John Tracy Mr. Charles Abbott Mrs. Corrine Ainsworth Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Alber Miss Elizabeth Ann Almond, '43 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Almond Lt. Donald Anthony, '40 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Anthony Miss Mary Theresa Anthony, ,43 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Apple Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ayers Mr, and Mrs. James Bailey Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bak, Jr. Mrs. Reuben Baker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker Mrs. Julia J. Ballentine Miss Mary Joan Boland Mrs. John Bania Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bauder Miss Catherine Beaudion, '42 Miss Loretta A. Beeler, '43 Miss Eileen Benson Mrs. John E. Benson Mrs. Marion Benson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Benson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beresford Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Biehl Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bills Mrs. Philip Bishop Mrs. R. Biske Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bloomfield Mrs. Catherine Bly Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bohrer Mr. and Mrs. George Bohrer Mr. and Mrs, Herman Bohrer Mr. John Bohrer Miss Eileen Bonville, '44 Miss Mary Bowman A Friend Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman Mr. and Mrs. John Boyal Mr. Louis J. Bouchard Mrs. Rose Bouchey Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Boutwell Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Brady Mr. and Mrs. James L. Brehm Miss Margaret Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brennan Stephen Brennan, S lfc Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Brisson Mrs. George Brodbeck Mrs. F. A. Broderick Miss Mary A. Broderick Mr. and Mrs. John J. Burke Mr. and Mrs. John L. Burns Sgt. James F. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. John A. Byrne Mr. Joseph T. Byrne Mrs. Mary E. Byrne Sgt. Thomas J. Byrne Miss Joyce Byrnes Sgt. Bernard Carabis Sigmund Cardish Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Carey Mrs. Mary E. Carey Miss Mary Leah Carey Page one hundred six Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Carhart Mr. and Mrs. William Carley Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll Miss Ursula T. Carroll Miss Rita Castracani Miss Jeanne T. Cavanagh Mr. Luke J. Cavanagh Miss Mary E. Cavanagh Miss Nancy V. Cavanagh Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Cavanagh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cavanagh Mrs. Rose Chartier Billy and Tommy Christopher Pfc. and Mrs. Frank Christopher Miss Marion Church Miss Vivian Church Miss Gloria Ciccotti, '42 Mario Ciccotti, Cxsn. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Clukey Mr. and Mrs. J. Coleman Mrs. Romine W. Coleman Sgt. Gerald J. Collins, '24 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Collins Mrs. Walter Connell Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Connery Dr. John F. Connor Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Connors Marcus J. Connors, Sflfc Miss Patricia Connors Mr. Charles Conroy Mr. Francis M. Conroy Mr. P. J. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conway Mr. and Mrs. Michael Conway Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coons Mrs. John Coss Mrs. Joseph Coss Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Costello Miss Eileen Costello Miss Helen Costello Mr. and Mrs. James J. Costello sfsgt. James R. Costello A Friend Miss Joan Costello Mrs. Helen Coughlin Miss Josephine Coughlin Mrs. Arthur Couter Mr. and Mrs. James F, Cox Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crowley Mrs. Joseph Cramer . Miss Alice Creagan Mrs. David Cullen Major Frank Cullina Mrs. M. Cummings Miss Dorothy Cunningham Miss Frances Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cunningham Martin C. Cunningham, Jr. Miss Shirley Cunningham Mr. William J. Cunningham, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John Curley Mr. Raymond J. Curran Mr. and Mrs, William J. Curran Miss Lucille M. Custo Mr. Dominic Dadula Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dagle Miss Marion Dagle Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dame Mr. Ben Dachosky Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Danaher Miss Kathleen Danaher Miss Patricia Dandrew Major and Mrs. Wm. Dandrew Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dankholf Mrs. Hugh Davin Mr. Mr, THOSE and Mrs. James Davin and 'Mrs. John Davin Mr. Dominick DeBonis Mr. and Mrs. D. DeBonis Mr. and Mrs. A. DeCotis Sgt. Frank DeCotis Mr. John DeCotis Rose Marie DeCotis, ARC Delina Dress Shop Miss Olymia DeLucia Mr. and Mrs. C. F. DeLucia Mrs. C. S. Del..ucia --rv -.- i WHO HAVE HELPED Us i Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Goetz Mrs. Catherine Goetz Mrs. Frank Goetz Mr. Jacob Goetz Miss Margaret Goetz Mr. Robert Goetz Miss Elizabeth Goodwin Sgt. Francis E. Gorman Sflfc and Mrs. William Grant D. R. Gratton Mrs. Elizabeth G. Greene Mrs. Elizabeth Grovenger Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Donovan Miss Esther Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Doocey Mr. and Mrs. J. Dooley Mr. John Dooley, '45 Miss Mary Dooley, '44 Mrs. P. Downes A Friend - Miss Anne V. Duffy Mr.'Fred Duffy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duffy Miss Loretta Dundon-, '43 Miss Mary Dundon, '42' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dunham Mr. James Dunham' , Miss Janet Dunham Mrs. Jessie Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Guay Miss Anne T. Guinan Miss Alice Gunther Mr. John Guzy Mrs. Catherine R. Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. C. Halpin Miss Frances Halpin Mrs. Hannah Halpin Mr. Joseph Halpin Mr. and Mrs. George C. Ham Pfc. and Mrs. Edward Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. James E. Horohoe Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hart Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Hart Miss Helen Hart Mrs. A. Hartnagle, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartz Miss Nancy Dunham Mr. Robert Dunham Miss Beverly Dunson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . Frank Dyer . R. Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs George W. Dupuis John J. Dwyer William Dyer Cecil H. Edmonds Mrs. Catherine E. Evensen Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Farano A Friend Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Fazioli Mr. William Fennelly Miss Jane Finnen Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald Mr. John J. Fitzgerald, Jr. Mrs. Katherine Fitzgerald Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fitzgerald Miss Mary K. Flannery, '37 Cpl. Michael Flannery, '38 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Flannigan ' Miss Dolores Fleming Mr. Edward Fleming, Sr. Mr. Edward Fleming, Jr. Mrs. Edward Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Flubacker Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flynn Mr. Howard J. Flynn Mr. James Foley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Foley Miss Margaret Foley, '43 and Mrs. Norbert Gallagher and Mrs. Lawrence Gamache Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Garceau - Mr. and Mrs. George Gary Mrs. Julia Gaynor Mrfmd Mrs. C. Gentile Gerald's Stationery Store Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Germano Mr. and Mrs. George Gilbo . Joseph Gilchrist, U.S.N. A Miss Elizabeth Gleason Mr. James Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Haughney Andrew Haurilka and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hayden Carolyn Hayes, '40 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hayes Mrs. John M. Hayes Marie A. Hayes Marie J. Hayes, '43 Raymond J. Hayes Mrs. Raymond J. Hayes Mrs. Richard Hedrick Miss Catherine Hepp, '32 Mrs. John P. Hepp Mr. and Mrs. Heroux Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Heroux Mr. and Mrs. Laurin R. Hess Mr. Albert Hilton Mrs. Clarence Hilton Robert Hilton, '45 Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hoifman A Friend Miss Gertrude Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Austin Holian Mrs. Elizabeth Holian Miss Catherine Holohan Miss Elizabeth Holohan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holohan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holohan, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. John Holohan Mr. John J. Hoodack, Sr. John J. Hoodack, S.J., '38 Joseph T. Hoodack, ARM 3fc, '42 Paul E. Hoodack, '40 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Houlihan Douglas Hudson Mrs. Fred Hussey Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hyland Miss Rose M. Hyland Mrs. Joseph Iannacito Mrs. Mary Jennings Mr. and Mrs. R. John Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones Mrs. William Jones Mr. Page one hundred seven THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED US Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Judge Margaret Kane, '44 Mr. John Kasarjian Mrs. P. Kavanaugh Mrs. Irene Keane Ensign James Keays Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Keays Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keegan Mrs. William Kehn, Jr. Miss Kathleen A. Kelley Miss Sandra Kendrick Miss Catherine A. Kerman Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Kennan Thomas W. Kennan Corp. Edward T. Kennedy, '42 John J. Kennedy, ART Zfc, '40 Capt. and Mrs. R. M. Kennedy Mr. Edward Kennelly Mrs. Eileen McConville Kirby Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kirby Miss Marion Kirby, '45 Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kline Mrs. Mary Klingel Mrs. Peter Kulick Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBrie Miss Martha Lacy Mr. and Mrs. John Langley Miss Lucille Longtin Miss Mary Rose Lanni Mrs. Mary Large Mrs. George Lawlor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Leahy Mr. and Mrs. William Leahy A Friend Sgt. Thomas Lejeune Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lemieux Bobbie Jo Lemke Mr. and Mrs. John Lemke Miss Margie Lemke, '45 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leibach Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Loomis Mrs. Ann Loveland Mrs. Catherine Lyons Mr. Joseph Lyons Miss Rosemary Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lyons, Sr. Pvt. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. George Mace Mrs. John Mack Miss Jane Mackrell Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mackrell Miss Nancy Mackrell Mr. and Mrs. Edward Madigan Mr. Frank Mahar Miss Anna Mahoney Miss Kate Mahoney Mr. Thomas Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mancinelli Miss Patricia Mangan Mrs. William B. Mangione Miss Lois Manning, '44 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Manning Mrs. A. Manny Mr. Paul Manny Mr. Robert Manny Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Manzerra Mr. and Mrs. Vito Manzerra Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marro Mr. Ben Martin Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Martin Mr. Nicholas P. Masenas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews Mrs. Agnes Maxwell Miss Grace Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mayo Mr, Gerald H. McAllister Page one hundred eight Mr. and Mrs. J. McBride Mrs. Anna McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCaffery Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McCarthy Miss Ella McCarthy Cpl. Mary McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCarthy Mrs. Mary A. McCloskey Mr. Thomas F. McCormick Mr, and Mrs. Frank McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McDermott Mrs. Katherine McDonnell Rosemary McDonnell, '45 John J. McDonough, Sf2fc Miss Doris McGlynn, '45 Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McGlynn, Jr. Miss Marie McGlynn Mr. Edward A. McGrane A Friend Mr. and Mis. Wm. J. McGrane Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. McGrath Miss Mary McGrath Mr. and Mrs. John McGraw Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. McGullion Miss Margaret B. McGullion Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. McKeon Fred McKeon, U.S.N. George McKeon, U.S.N. Miss Madeline McKeon, '45 Mrs. Anna McLoughlin Mr. and Mrs. John McManus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Metzger Mr. Joseph Metzger Miss Genevieve Micco, '45 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Milanese Miss Louise Milanese Pvt. John F. Miller, '44, U.S.A.A.F Miss Minnie Millett Mrs. Harriet Mohl Mr. and Mrs. John Monahan Miss J. Rose Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Monahan Miss Margaret Montgomery, '45 Mr. Robert Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. William Montgomery Miss Gladys Moore, '4-5 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moore Miss Margaret Moore Miss Ruth Moore Miss Patricia Morgan Mr. Ernest Morrison Mrs. Mary Morrison Mr. Thomas Mulhall Miss Lillian Murphy Mrs. M. J. Murphy Miss Mary Elizabeth Murray Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Walter Myers Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nadeau Mr. and Mrs. S. Nason Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Nolan Miss Therese Nolan, '45 Francis Noonan, C.C.M., U.S.N. Mrs. Francis Noonan Miss Margaret Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew O'Brien Mrs. Agnes G. O'Brien A Friend Miss Theresa O'Brien, '45 Mr. and Mrs. W. O'Brien Mrs. Mary F. O'Bryan Mrs. D. A. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Ogden Miss Patricia O'Grady THOSE Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Hara Mr. and Mrs. Leo O'Leary Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oliver Mr. Daniel J. O'Nei1 Mrs. Helen O'Neil Mr. Robert C. O'Neil Miss Elaine O'Rourke Mr. Harry O'Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Overocker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Owens Miss Frances L, Pafundi Mrs. R. Pafundi Ann M. Parker, '44 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pasinella Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pasinella, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Passaretti Mr. and Mrs. John Pemrick Mr. and Mrs. Paul Percy Mrs. Joseph Perreault Mr. John Perry Mr. Edward Phelan Mrs. Margaret Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Picarillo Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pinckney Mr. and Mrs. Pitts Miss Eleanor Plumadore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plumadore Miss Laura Plumadore Mr. and Mrs. Leo Plumadore Mr. Leo Plumadore, Jr. Miss Rita Plumadore Miss Sophie Plumadore Mrs. Harry E. Powers Mrs. Helen Pratt Mr, and Mrs. Walter Prediger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price Mr. and Mrs. David Provost Mrs. Joseph A. Purcell Thomas Purtell, AfS Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Raiferty Miss Florence J. Ranney Mr. Joseph C. Rapp A.M.M. Edward W. Rega, '44 Miss Mary Alice Rega, '46 Mr. and Mrs, William C. Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Richter Mr. and Mrs. George Rioux Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Roarke Sgt. Joseph Robitaille Mrs. Edmond Rogers Mr. Edward F. Rogers Agnes Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Rourke Mr. and Mrs, Robert Rowe Mrs. E. Ruane Mrs. Catherine Ryan Mrs. Emily Ryan Pfc. John Ryan Mrs. Mary Ellen Ryan Mrs. Patrick Ryan Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ryan Sacred Heart Church, Watervliet Mrs. Katherine Sala Mr. and Mrs. Charles Salerno Florence Salerno, '45 Mr. and Mrs. John Sapone Miss Katharine R. Scarry Mr, Ludwig Schmidtbauer Miss Mae Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. E. Schultz WHO HAVE HELPED US Mr. Frank Scully Mr. and Mrs. George Selley Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sellnau Mrs. James Shanley Mr. Owen Shanley, '45 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Shaw Miss Elizabeth A. Sheehan, '38 Mrs. Anna Sheridan Mr. Fred Shires Pvt. Fred Shires, '44 Mrs. Mary Sickles Mr. and Mrs. William Sickles Mr. and Mrs. John E. Slattery Ann Smith, '45 Miss Bessie Smith Betty Smith, '45 Mr. Clyde Smith Mrs. Helen Smith Miss Helen Smith, '43 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Smith Stanley J. Smith, '43 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Smith Mr. and Mrs, William Spain Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stasack, Sr. Cpl. Joseph P. Stasack, U.S.M.C., '43 Marianne Stasack Connie Lou Stebbins Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred J. Stebbins Mrs. Emma Steinway Mr, and Mis. John Stewart Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stringer, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sullivan Miss Lois Sullivan Capt. Harold Tate Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Tetrault Mr. and Mrs. John J. Tommell Mrs. Helen Usher Mr. Michael Usher Major and Mrs. E. J. Vandecar Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Vanderwerken Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Van Steenburgh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vertefeuille Mrs. Mary Viele William J. Villneaue Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vosburgh Jane Walkinshaw, '44 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walkinshaw Miss Alma Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Walsh Miss Elizabeth Walsh Mrs, James Walsh Mr. and Mrs. John H. Walsh Pfc. Marion Walsh Mrs. Mary Walsh Mrs. Catherine C. Welch Mary Welch, '45 Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph A. Weldon Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson TfSgt. John Wilson, '34 Mary Wilson, '44 Richard Wilson, '36 Robert Wilson, '34 Mr. and Mrs, L. Winn Mr. and Mrs. John J. Witbeck Mr. John A. Wittman Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Woods Mrs. Ursula Wriker am- -Q-1 -1- Page one hundred nine 'Ir FRUMKIN STUDIO Photographer To THE CATHOLICON 'k 'k 'A' 'k 'A' 1--VW L - 'JU---ll.. Y - 1, Congratulations to the graduates of 1945 from ST. PATRlCK'S PARISH TROY, N. Y. INSURE YOUR l' FUTURE SECURITY l I l l ff xs- iiffzir 1'A 92? : iflillllll ' 1 II ir if N fl l 9 Courses to Choose From Secretarial Accounting Business Administra- tion Stenogfraphic Bookkeeping Secretarial Finishing Civil Service Tutoring Business Machines Income and Social Se- curity Taxes Enroll Now of Albany Business College New Closses Sforf First Mondoy of Eoch Monfh Stop in and see the new College Hall- or Write for free catalog. Address: PRENTISS CARNELL, JR., Director of Admissions 126-134 Washington Ave., Albany 6, New York Phone 5-3449 Page one hundred twelve - - a---- - COMPLIMENTS OF SACRED HEART CHURCH TROY, N. Y. 0 0 o Rev. Edward T. Reilly, Pastor Rev. George A. Phillips, Assistant CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 'A' ST. AN THONY'S PARISH State Street Troy, N. Y. Page one hundre nnnununmnn dt ST. IOSEPHIS PARISH TROY Asks God's Blessing on The Faculty and Student Body of Catholic Central High School In deep appreciation for true Catholic Education We are happy to add our Words of encouragement to the graduates of 1945 of Catholic Central High School OUR LADY OF VICTORY PARISH Rev. Joseph Heenan, Pastor nunmunuumunun P g e hundred fourteen Y nuninnuninininninmnmnmummnininnuuinininui1inininuinuinmuininniniiiniininuin1in1inuiinumm:uininnniuiinuiuummuunnum Thousonds of girls ore needed in business ond government offices NOW The Salaries are high and O l the opportunities for advance- ment are unlimited. The Quickest Way to pre- pare for one of these good positions is to take a business COUFS9 Established 1917 MILDRED ELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227 Quail Stieet, Corner Hudson Avenue, Albany 3, N. Y. Send for Catalog REGISTER NOW Telephone 5-4436 SUMMER SESSION starts July 9 FALL SESSION starts September 4 nninnuininuninnnununnnunniuininininininnuiumminmuinn ninuninininininininmnuunnni-:nuIinnaininIinniniuuunnumllllllll uininlunmunmuiuiuiuiuinIiuininniinummnnnnmui nmuumunumnunuuIininuimnunummn nm mm RENSSELAER COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE DEAN P. TAYLOR, CHAIRMAN Hendrick Hudson Hotel Troy, New York Page one hundred fift TINY TOWN TOGS TROY Wishes Every Success In Life To The Clciss of T945 nnnnnnnn nnun :umm u:nunnnninmuunuvnnnulunnunnlnunmannnnnnnn Greeting Cards Lending Library EDWARD J. SUTLIFF 86 Th d st r Troy, N. Y P hold u nnnmuv Chester J. Atkinson Martin F. Connors Phone Troy 2675 The Marine Room for Cocktails The Surf Room for Banquets T H E A N N E X RESTAURANT and GRILL Complete Facilities for Banquets and All Social Functions Air Conditioned for Your Comfort 21-23 Third Street Troy, N. Y. ,nnnuunmnunnnnnnunn annunnlnnnumunumnun unnuunnnnunnnunnu BRUCK UNIFORM co. JOHNNY EVERS 387 Fourth Avenue New York City g 40 State Street Sportin Goods Albany, N. Y. O O Makers of the Catholic centrai High School Phones: Uniforms Albany 3-0040 Troy-North 1143 nlnnnn 1nnnunnunnnluuunnnnnnnnmulanInnunannn1unlnnlulunluuln Page one hundred sevent UNITED ROOFING COMPANY 425 Orange Street Albany, New York nnnulnnlnl nnnunululunnnnul nununnnunnununnunnnumnnununnnv Phone North 844 Gene Bechard, Prop. BECI-IARD'S CLEANERS 81 DYERS Altering and Repairing You Get The Best For Less 1-102nd Street Troy, N. Y. Mrs. Frances Bauer O Congratulates The Class of 1945 mnunInunlnnnmmn:nnnnnunnnnlnlulnnnnunnuuunnnnn Regular Meals and Lunches Hot Sandwiches RAY'S RESTAURANT Cophael M. Verdile, Proprietor nnununnnumnnnuuumnuInnInunanannunnunnnwuuunn JOI-IN F. SHANLEY PRODUCE DEALER North Troy, New York North 1337-J nuInannunumnn-ummnunuunnnnufnnnnu nnunu nulunnulunnunn MARTIN J. QUINN COAL COMPANY 102nd Street and 9th Avenue North Troy, New York P ge one hundred eighteen In Memoriam JULIA C. MULQUEEN October 18, 1944 n-nnununu uununnnnnnn nunnn uuunu nnnuu R. C. Reynolds Co. 0 River St. at Monument Square 0 Complete Home Furnishers nunnunnnunuuununnnunnnlnunnnnmmmmnnnnunumn unnuunnnununnnununlnlmunnuuuunmunnnu POMMER'S Troy's Record Center 354 Broadway All Makes of Records Largest and Most Complete Stock In Troy Area Radios and Radio Combinations :- nnnnnannunnnnnunnunnnnnnnnnnnnunnnunmunn The Old Reliable House Est. 1822 BROUGHTONS Geo. B. Roth Furs - Apparel for Women Featuring Things Different Cor. 4th and Fulton St., Troy, N. Y. llnnnunnnmnunnnnnnnnmnmnlnInInnuunuunnnuununuuun ununmnnnunumnnnuannnnnunnlnunnnnnmnmnunmnn CREME PERMANENT WAVES 54.00 to 320.00 NEW COLD WAVES 810.00 - 515.00 - 3520.00 SHAMPOO and FINGER WAVE Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday-75c Thursday, Friday, Saturday-31.00 Manicure-75c All Branches of Beauty Culture No Appointment Necessary Hudson Beauty Shop E 15 3rd Street Phone 6722 nuununuumnnununnnanunnmnunnu1uInnIn1nnnnummmmunnmn mninnnnunnnununuun:innuunnunnnnnnnnnnununnnuununnnnnnnnnn PETERSON 81 PACKER COAL CO. Distributors of D. 81 H. Anthracite TROY, N. Y. Page one hundred nineteen nnnuuunnunnnn unnlnunnnunnnnuununlununnnu Troy 4 Albany 4-8982 DEVANES Rugs - Carpets - Linoleum Asphalt Tile Fulton and Fourth Street Troy, New York nnunnunmmunnnnmmnnnnnlnuununnuunu Innunulnlnuulnlunmnnunnnnuunnunun:unnnnnuuun KNITCRAFT SHOPPE sPoRTsWEAR From Debs to Stouts Opp. Frear's Phone T-7051 9 Third Street, Troy, N. Y. FRITZ I-IELMBOLD The Sanitary Pork Store O 120 4th St. Phone, Troy 3727-3728 Troy, New York P ge one hundred twenty George F. Birkmayer . PRINTER - PUBLISHER . 193 River st. Troy, N. Y. Phone 2568 Permanent Waving Hair Tinting The Marie Beauty Salon All Branches of Beauty Culture I 79 Third St. Phone Troy 4365 . nunnnmnnunumuannun:nunnnnunmunnuuunnlnnannumunnnn unuunuvnnunnnnnunuunnlmnnnumu EDUCATION In Systems for the Office Our Job for 30 Years lVIANN'S The Fulton Street Stationer unnnunnnInuInInlInInlnInlnunnlnnunnununnunnuul KELLY CLOTHES MEN'S cLoTH1ERs Sportcoats - Suits - Topcoats Overcoats - Sport Trousers 621 River St. Troy, N. Y. W A G A R ' S ICE CREAM 6'Where Low Prices Are a Habit I BOSTON MEAT 81 GROCERY CO. I TROY - COHOES 'T CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 Q 1 wgffg 1 ,un-x SUNSET INN 5th Avenue - 125th St. Troy, N. Y. mnnulnnnmnnuuunumuunnnn nannuunnnnunnnnInnunnnuulununnmunum BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF 1945 Fitzgerald Insurance Agency Phone Troy 758 297 River St. Troy, N. Y nnmmmununnnnnuunnn nnunn:nmun:nnmnunnmn nnuunnnnunnnunmunnnnunununfnnnunuInunnunmnmnuununs: PARKER BROTHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 0 Watervliet, New York ununnuunnnuununnnnunnmnnnnnmuuuuu Page one hundred twenty Best Wishes from THE TROY ELECTRIC WELDING WORKS 145 River Street SETH R. STOCKHOLM, SLITER'S CON FECTION ERY 95 Third Street Troy, New York Prop. ey e fi W lun mmA ggghfg l12rnlDur2rf 52 l11u,gzFwl,nii1+, Q 'M. ',Q,..,fn0.2J1.Mf2l.mlZ.1fm,., ,.'.Zf 1 31 Yfnrmnluullum 1 luunfnlwlrufgnfzl + llllilllil Y ulW tz:llll1lli Wf1rln.W'v llwfiilyllliiwlwvllll W ak , -- , JT ' - ll ra, Troy, New York SAVARD BROTHERS Head-tlolflcglopdvtragiimthiers Telephone Troy 789 Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes Nunn Bush and Edgerton Shoes for Men Treadeasy Shoes for Women 13 Third Street, Troy, N. Y. Innnnnmnnlnunnnuuunuuuuununnunnuluunnnun REGORY NEALON UNDERTAKER l 611 Fourth Avenue Watervliet, New York nnmmnnnunmulnuIunnnuunnunnunnun KELLY SHOP, INC. 409 Fulton Street Troy, New York nnnnmm nunmnunnmnmnumunuunnuu Page one hundred twenty-two nnummnInnnnunnlnnlunlunmmnunnnnunnunnnn Troy Council No. 176 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS James J. Fox, Deputy Grand Knight HESS' RESTAURANT 625 19th Street Watervliet, N. Y. C. S. NEWELL i' Wishes Success to The Class of 1945 James J. Daley, Grand Knight nnlululnuulnuunnunuluinnunnuluulnunnnununnunnuulnnunnul 1Innl-1.inII-IInnnnam-nnnnmunnnnnunununnumnun:mnnunuunnuu Know the Views and Truths of 'YOUR RELIGION : Every Well informed Catholic values - the Diocesan Paper THE EVANGELIST ALBANY 7c per copy, 33.00 for one y 1 31.75 for a half year unmmn:mnnnnnn.nnunnnnnnnuunn nnnnnnnnn lnluulnunn BUY WAR BONDS mumnunnnunununnnuunnumnnnumm Congratulations to the Class of 1945 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Micco Page one hundred twenty-t Innnmmninnunnunannunuuunnnnnunnnnu unnnuunluunlnnunnuuuummmunuunununnu W'ElNBERG'S 50 Third Street, Troy I Apparel for the Junior Miss unInnunnnunnuunuunuunnun:unnnunmnmnun nu:nnunannunuunununnnunnnnunmnnnmnmnunnmmm No Certificate, 3rd Grade REBUILT and RECAPPED TIRES ALL SIZES OPA Ceiling Prices with a Limited Guarantee Foley's Shell Station at Jefferson and Hill Sts. Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Phone Troy 2169 nuIlununnnnnnnunlulIllulunlunlnnnunn nun unlnuanunnlunnlnlnxnnnnnnmnI nun Trojan Hardware Co. I Hardware - Paints - Ranges Refrigeration - Oil Burners Plumbing - Sheet Metal Work 96 Congress St. - 135 Fourth St. Troy, N. Y. Page one hundred twenty-fowr THOMAS J. DUFFY FUNERAL HOME 52 Second Street Troy, New York American Soap 81 Washo- line Company 'k 134-176 Central Avenue Cohoes, New York FRANK J. MORGAN 0 Architect l 253 Broadway, Troy, N. Y. nnnnnuunn nnnnnnuluuuuuunuluunnnuunnnn ununumuunnnnunnnnnnnuuunnnnnnnunlnnnnnnuunnnu Phone Troy 1086 .IOSEPH SHORMATS 'A' Offset and Type Printing ir 361 River street Troy, N. Y. End the Quest for the Besti' AN DERSON'S DAIRY FARMS Tel. North 56 BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF 1945 H. L. GREEN nunuunuuunnuuumnnunnnnnunuunnnnnuununmmnunnuunu PREPARE NOW FOR THE POSTWAR PERIOD at the TROY E BUSINESSCOLLEGU The demand for well-qualified office help is now, and will continue to be after the war, much greater than the supply. ir Send for the 1945 Bulletin today nnununununnnnnlulllnlannunnunnnuunnnnnu nuunnunupunnnnnnanannnnunnuunnuunnnuunnn FIFTH AVENUE DINER 356 Fifth Avenue North Troy Innrnunnnnulnnnnuunmununuu nnnumunInunumumunuunuunnn Phone Troy 4853 l PEGGY PARK MILLINERY l 361 Broadway Troy, N. Y. Page one hundred twenty anannlnnmuunnnunn1nunmnmuulnnnnluuuuunnunnunnnnn KNOWI.SCN'S WISHES THE CLASS OF '45 SUCCESS Knowlson's Broadway Troy, N. Y. Prudential Life Insurance Co. in Cohoes Wm. H. Underdarfel N. P. Rivers W. V. Halt F. L. Sherrard J. Dyubinski D. A. Rezy H. Draffin Page COMPLIMENTS OF STANTON'S one hundred twenty-six nnnn nnnunn FREAIVS 'lr Extends congratulations to the Class of 1945 of the Catholic Central High School ir Frear's Third and Fulton Troy, New York SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES John E. Matton 81 Son, Inc. Cohoes, New York BOAT BUILDERS VOLCANO RESTAURANT American and Italian Cooking Pizzeria Alla Napolitania 5 Troy 1365 95 Ferry Street Troy, New Yo rk nun JOHN J. ROLAND ak 196 7th Avenue North Troy, New York nnnnnnnuunnununnmmmununlnnuuuunnlnu nnuununnnululnunInunnnamnumu:ununnmnunmuuu PARK LAUNDRY ui' 169 Hill Street Troy, New York ummunununnunnnnunnIunnanunnunuInIuInununuunuununnunm JAMES F. EGAN INC. -A' General Contractor and Builder ir 55-59 Church Street Troy, New York -.A-.- 46Sewing is a W0m3H,S Work It's Clean . . . Light . . . Safe LEARN and EARN at THE FORD MANUFACTURING CO. Waterford, N. Y. Makers of UNDERWEAR THE MEETING PLACE - -' Fifteenth and Hoosick Troy, New York 1mmmmmmuumunnumnmnun lanunnnnlunmnnnnmnunnunnun WRIGHT'S PHARMACY 510 Third Avenue Watervliet, New York Page one hundred twenty-s WHITE EAGLE BAKERY 'A' Watervliet, New York nnnnunmuunnunnunununuunnnumnmn nunnuan:nuninannunnnnmunnu-nnnunnunnluuun McKeon Brothers Vending Co. 'A' 515 Fourth Street Troy, New York nanuanuunmnunununummnnnuun ununnnnunnnnununmuuuumnuumuulnlulnuanunnunnmnnun THE SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY Congratulates The Class of 1945 nn nun nunnunlluunnunnunnuummuununun nnunmnnu un nnunnnnunnunnnnlnnnnnumulunnnlnnn nnunnuum Tuxedos, Cutaways, Full Dress, Full Line Accessories Also White Tuxedos for Summer Dance and Graduation, to hire at FASHION TAILORS G. CIPRIANI, Prop. Cor. Ferry and Fourth Troy 5058 e one hundred twenty-eight nnnmn mu nnuunnnnnnnunnlnnnnuunnnu C. L. MORENO 'A' 324 First Avenue Watervliet, New York nunuunu-unnnmlnn nnunun ummmnnnunuunumumnmnu:nnnununmnnnnnunu BEST WISHES FROM LIGGETT DRUG CO. uk 30 Third St. 1-5 Fourth St. Troy, New York Iunuvnnnnnvuununuunnununnuu uanunnmunnunnlnlunuumnmnunnannonnunnnlununuuunn Lusco Paper Company 'A' 143 River Street Troy, New York nnunununnnullnunuuunnunlnu AMERICAN FOOD MARKET Choice Meats 8z Groceries 2 King' Street Phone T. 4889 nununnluunnuunuunun nnnununnnmnnvnnnnlnlnnl nunnlnnnunnmnnumllunnnmmn BEST WISHES FROM Saint Mary's Parish Troy, New York Doherty and McElroy ir 409 Broadway Troy, New York SLITER'S DAIRY i' 231 Hill Street Troy, New York nunnnun:nunlunmuunnunnuu uunnununnnunnmnnnumuml 1luulnnnuulnmmn BERK-RAY CORP. 'A' 623 River Street Troy, New York St. Patrick's Church Watervliet, N. Y. Wishes to Extend Congratulations to The Class of 1945 uunnluuunnnunulIninnnmunmnnunun nnunununlnlnlunnluuunuuunnuununuununnnnu Lilly's Ice Cream Arthur A. Lilly 255 Congress Street Troy, New York nunnlunnnnnnmlnmuvnnununuuu nnuulunannunnnuinnunnuunnmnuunn Mac and Van Super Service Station Madison 8a First Streets Troy, New York inininlunnnnInmmmnuunnuur nuunnmnnnnmnnnlunmluunu CAREY BROTHERS 'A' 22 Tyler Street Troy, New York Page one hundred twenty-nin lllullulllulllllllnnnnnumuuuuulluu D E N B Y ' S Four Floors for Finer Fashions 303 River St. Troy, N. Y. CAMPUS SHOP Ladies' Blouses - Sports Wear 342 Broadway Troy, N. Y. Iulannnunnnnnnunuuunn nnununnuunnununl nnunlnunuuumln: nnununmnanunuunnnulunu LUBD 81 TANN 404 Fulton Street DEPENDABLE FURS William B. 0'Connor Church Goods, Books, Etc. 71 Fourth St. Troy, N. Y. Page one hundred thirty lnnnnlnnnunnnnulnnnunnunlnnlln nnlnnnnumuunuuuln Miss Jane M. Bennett FEYL'S HAT SHOP Hats from 33.75 up 81 Fourth St. Troy, N. Y. numlnnu unnnunnnl nlnnnnununnnunnu The Up-To-Date Store 'lr 38 Third St. Troy, N. Y u ululnlunuumnnlnnunl Iununnnnnnnulnunun nuunulnunnunnnmnInuuurunlnnnnlunnuunnnununnn Moncrief Sr Francis Druggists 'k Est. 1886 Troy, New York numnnunmnnnlnuuulununnnn nnrnulnuuunnnuunnnnlnunnnu THE BORDEN CO. wk . Borden's Ice Cream JOHN F. SHANNON Insurance Real Estate Phone Troy 328 48 Fourth Street Troy, N. Y. WE DELIVER LINDSAY DRUG CO. J. L. Lindsay, Pharmacist 448 Fifth Ave., near 11th St. Upper Troy, N. Y. nnn:nunannnnnuununulunnnnlnnnmmm: nuunnuunlnnnnnunn unnnlnllnn J. M. WARREN 81 CO. Headquarters for SPORTING GOODS River Street at Broadway Troy, New York nununnunnnnnnnunununuluununnnnmuunmmn unuuuuuanunnunnnumnnmnnnmlnInmmunnnnunu Stop with the Crowd at F AZ I O L I 7 S Opposite Union Station Best and Largest Sundaes Sodas and Malted Milk, 10c Excellent Sandwiches Special Girls' Entrance nu:nnnnannlununmnnnnmnunumnnnnununmm nnlnnnmuunuanunnlInnnnnulInnllnnumnlnnnuunun: I John Ricci Lew Rizzo 0 f'YoUR FLoR1sT We Telegraph Flowers The House of Flowers Flowers For All Occasions Your Patronage Solicited 119 Fourth Street Phone Troy 5113 uununnunnn nnnnn nnuunmunuuu BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF 1945 PLUMB EYEGLASSES unmnunl nnunInunnlulnnnnunmnmnuunnnunlnununu The Store of Courtesy and Friendship BLOOMFIELIYS E E On Broadway Open Evenings Stationers Greeting Cards for all Occasions Printing - Invitations I- Announcements Social Stationery Dennison Goods Shop with the Crowds unnununnlnunmnsunnlnnnnlnnnnunnnlnnnln numnunnnuunnununanunun1nnununuuunnnununmn MIAMI BEACH North Troy Roller Skating Bathing Beach Picnic Grounds For information call Irving W. Gordon N-1169W Page one hundred thirty-one nnnununmmnmunn-llllllllllllllll Phone Troy 3100 Estate of JAMES J. KENNEDY Granite Monumental Works Office and Works , Jefferson and Third Sts., Troy, N. Y. nnuuuuunn nnumnununuununInunuImnaumnmmnnlnluuumun mununnlmummnmmnnnmn Electric Quick Shoe Repairing Co. Shoes, Accessories, Zippers. Ladies' : Handbags Repaired. Skates Sharpened. Instant Service VAZZANA BROTHERS 367 Second St. Phone Troy 3242 COMPLIMENTS OF THE uk HUGHES AUTOGRAF n BRUSH CO. -A' Watervliet ' Cohoes - Troy Montreal - London Page one hundred thirty-two Phone Troy 1013 Est. 1897 MITER INSURANCE SERVICE General Insurance and Bonds Troy, New York ir Thomas W. Miter ROOM 202 - CANON BLDG. Corner of Broadway and Second Troy, New York nnnnuuamununnnnnnununununInununununnunmunnnuunnnnun nun:lununuuuumuuuInunnnunnnulunnnunnnnnnnunnnuunnnnn CANFIELD'S MARKET Quality Meats - Groceries Vegetables 22 Hoosick Street Phone Troy 1236 We Deliver Troy, New York ununuannunnunnnlnlnnnnmnnnunnnmnunomnmumununuum BATTAGLIA BROS. Sylvester R. Battaglia, Prop. Wholesale Fruit and Produce Phone Troy 622 munnunnnuunmnuuunlnunnnn InIInInnmuuulnnumnnn JOHN De RUBERTIS GROCERIES Phone 1262 2254 14th St. Troy, New York nnmnununnnnnunnmu mu nunnInnununnnlnmnunnm unnnnnunnunnunnnnvuuunuunnmnnunnnunnnnnumummu Fine Assortment of Gifts and Costume Jewelry Prescription Specialist Yorke Health Center PHARMACY 592 Second Ave., North Troy, N. Y. Phone North 1371 nmnunnuunnunnununnnmunrnnuannInmnnlnnnnnuunnnnnunu Murphy Paints in 150 Colors Gloss, Enamel, Flats at FRANK J. RYAN HOME INSULATION 46 Fourth St. Phone 1380 ,.. k, BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '45 nk ANCHOR RESTAURANT 'A' 78 Congress St. Troy, N. Y. nnnmumnunnuunnxuunnn1Iu1unu1Iuluumuuumlum unnunununnnunnnnnnuuluumuunmumummumnu Square Fabric Shop Troy's Own Sewing Center Silks - Woolens - Draperies Slip Cover Fabrics 2 Franklin Square :nunmmunnumnn uuu nununuulununmma mm Kreemflake Baking Co. Wishes Success to the Class of 1945 Page one hundred thirty-th nnnun ununu munnlnnuull nunnnnn umnuunl Geo. F. McLoughlin SZ Sons Funeral Directors - Embalmers 3258 Sixth Ave. 2610 Fifteenth St. Troy, New York nnnnnuunnnnnmnnnmuunnum Charles I-I. Mason and Son Directors of Funerals 588 Second Ave. Troy, N. Y. Phone North 50 Phone Troy 413 LOU MASLAN FURS and FURS oNLY Repairing - Remodeling Coats Made to Order Storage 332.00 per 5100.00 Value 20 Fourth Street Troy, N. Y. The Diamond Store of Troy POSNER'S Incorporated Telephone Troy 2418 363 Broadway - Troy, N. Y. Serving Troy and Vicinity over a Quarter of a Century Page one hundred thirty-four Phone North 157 The North End Fruit and Fish Market Clams and Sea Food Our Specialities Wholesale and Retail Fruit and Vegetables 578 Second Avenue Troy, N. Y 1nuuunnmnnmmnnnulnnnuunun nlnnnnnuuannnnn num nununununununmnnnnnnlunllvnuuunlnnnnunnunu Felix Fruit Garden 12 King Street, Troy, N. Y. We Specialize in Fruit Baskets Headquarters for Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Fancy Groceries Tel. Troy 3893 - Free Delivery nnnnnnunnuunn 1nnnnnunununnmnnnnuununnl nunininnunnunnn1unnnnnnnunnuunnuunnum Telephone Cohoes 162 C. L. Moak Printing Co. Stationery - Ruling - Binding Engraving 31 Ontario St., Cohoes, N. Y. Business Printing 1annmnunnunnunn lunnunumnnnnnnnnun luunununnunannununlunuununulunnu PEOPLES' STORE TROY, NEW YORK inininununnunuunnnulmnnuIinunrunninnnunmunnnunm MURRAY'S TEXACO SERVICE i' 1st and 4th Streets Tel. 569 nunnnnuunnnnuumumunmnunmnnnnnunn. Troy Prudential Association, Inc. 1A Locally Owned Industrial Bankl Under Supervision State Banking' Department Assets Over Four Hundred Thousand Dollars - 251 Broadway Troy, N. Y. E Ask for Complete Information-Call, Phone, Write Phone Troy 308 or 3533 nnlulnnmnm Inumninininnunnnnnnmunm n1mnunnninnln1nuuuIinnmn1nnunuunun-nnnuunuunnuunnn Home Town Bakery Bakers of Fine Cakes and Pastries Birthday and Wedding Cakes A Speciality Tel. 370 24 White Street Cohoes, N. Y lVIclVIARTIN 81 WHITE, INC. Boys 8z Student Shop 'k 353 Broadway, Troy, N. Y. un1u1mnnnunnnnnnnuInInnvunuumunnnnlinnunuunmunuunnun LEO H. BLUME POST D. S. C. 557 V. F. W. Raymond J. Hayes Commander Telephone Troy 5001 R O G E R S JEWELERS 'A' SAMUEL PAUL, Prop. 23 Third Street, Troy, N. Y. PEERLESS COMPANY WISHES SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 Russell Sage College Troy, New York Offers to young' women of Troy and vi- cinity a college education at a fully ac- credited and nationally known institution. Courses leading to the Bachelor's Degree are available in Liberal Arts, Business Education, Home Economics, and Physical Education. Catalogues and illustrated booklets sent upon request Page one hundred thirty fwe Greetings to the class of 1945 I THE BAKERIAN FAMILY Phones Troy 5920 and 218 My, and M1-S, Physicians and Nurses z A Exchan e Tho s B rke g ma u Mary A. Monahan Registered, Trained, Practical and : : Childs' Nurses on Register wk - Q 1810 Seventh Ave., Troy, N. Y. Congratulate : M nn ff Quevic Water and Soft I Drinks 'A' 5 The Graduates of 1945 - Frank J. Shortell, Distributor 1704 Broadway Watervliet, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1945 l Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrone nunununnuumnunumnu nnnunu hundred thirty-six Marathon Cleaner for Walls and Woodwork Manuufactured by TROY PAINT AND VARNISH CO. 2344 Fifth Avenue nnnnununnlnulnunuunmnunnuuIn1nuununumuunn nuunnnnuuunnmnnnaluununumu nnnuuunuumnuunnuux George N. Ramroth Manufacturer and Bottler of High - Grade Carbonated Beverages Cascade Ginger Ale A Specialty Drink Sun Spot 269-273 Third st. - 250 second st. Phone 184 Troy, N. Y nmmnmmnunnmnnummum Inmmnnuuuummmmn ununuunnmnmnnu mnnumunmmunm Brennanfs Shell Service Lubrication Washing - Simonizing Fourth Ave. and Nineteenth St. Troy, New York unnmnnnn uunnnumnmnnnnmn nununuannmuununnnnnnnunnnu Phone Troy 2171 Tick's Food Market Groceries - Bottled Beer - Cold Cuts - Fruits and Vegetables 2 Cigarette - Candy - Tobacco 445 Hoosick Street Troy, N. Y. nnununulnlnmmunmnun'ululumunnanulnenannunnnnuunnununn nunuInnnnunuummnunnumunununn nunmuunnnununnnn MAE PRODUCTS 'A' Extends Best Wishes to the Class of 1945 J. J. BROWN DAIRY 8 Brunswick Road Troy, N. Y. Page one hundred thirty-seven W. P. HERBERT sf Co. 450-456 Fulton St. New Summer Clothes For Misses and Juniors Coats, Suits, Dresses and Furs Sweaters, Blouses, Skirts and Jackets 'A' At Budget Prices nununnnnnunn1uulnlnlnnuunm-nmnnmununuannununuunnnmmmnnu .IOSEPH A. HARBOUR Meats - Groceries - Vegetables 'A' For Better Service - Phone early Middleburgh gl 9th St. Troy, New York nnunInlnlununnuuuunnnumn nnununnnunnnlnnununnnmmnnn BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF 1945 TROY UNION TAXI e one hundred thirty-eight nnnnnnnnnnnunnnnunnununununnuunnm 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. num:unmnunnununlannu:mumumunnnmmu:nnmnmmnunnunu The Gumble Furniture Co., Inc. 'A' 15-17 Third Street Troy, New York Troy 2699 MORRIS STORE Troy's Popular Men's Shop 'A' Ulf it's Sports Wear, we have it ul' 319 River Street Troy, N. Y. VICTOR PROVOST 'A' Grocery and Confectionery Home Made Ice Cream i' 16 Devlin Street Cohoes Blue Cottage Candies t 47 Congress Street Troy, New York manunannunuunuuununnnu nunInnnunnuumnuuunnnn Broadway Shoe Shine Parlor Hat Cleaning Shoe Repairing and Newsroom 203 Broadway Opposite Hendrick Hudson numununnnnunu nunuunuuuunnnnunnnnuunnn DRUGS - COSMETICS BOXER'S CUT-RATE PRESCRIPTIONS if 340 Fulton St. Troy Phone Troy 55 nunuununununnunuannulunlunnunuu nnnunn Immun nnmmmnnunmmn A Friend Wishes Success in Life to the Class of 1945 ' Troy Coca-Cola Bottling Company 'k 108th St. and 5th Ave. Troy, N. Y. Page one hundred thirty-'n GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 'A' Mr. and Mrs. S. Arrigo Mr. and Mrs. RoBT. H. HILL sf eo. James Mattello E Dealers in School and Office Supplies i' 'A' Congratulate The Class of 1945 nmmmnmnnnlnnummmnmuuuunmmnun ununninininnunnuminnunnnnnunnnmummunumm Walsh Brothers Dairy R. F. D. No. 2, Averill Park, N. Y. t : Broadway, Opp. Post Office Troy, New York nlnunuunlnnnnn11luunanInlnlulullllllulllun unununulunlunnuluIuluIunnnuunnunnnuunuu Court Margaret Catholic Daughters of America - ' 'A' Compliments Troy 17F21 The Class of 1945 I lllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllll e one hundred forty nulununuuneunlulunlnuluuunnuu A Friend Wishes Success to the 'lr CLASS OF 1945 Est. 1879 Phone Troy 3093 Schnell's Jewelry Store Diamonds - Watches - Clocks Jewelry - Silverware - Glassware 83 Third Street Troy, N. Y. nanuunnnnunnunnnnuununnnu :numnnnmununuuu nnmunnunnnnnunnuunuummumnm nnunnmmnuu una McLeod and Henry Inc. 'A' 357 First Street Troy, New York mmnuunnunn nununnnnumnunmnunnnununn nnanannlunnnmmununnunnunnnmnn nnnnmmuu mnmnmn Keep your date with your school chums, at MUHLFELDERS Smart Fashions for the Smart Miss 20 Third Street Troy, N. Y. ummmuuuuunmunnnnnuununn . unnuunnuuuu nunmunn 1.uxnunnnnununmnn WELLS 81 COVERLY, INC. Men's and Boy's Outfitters River Street Troy, New York mmnnunuun mmnnnununn nuunn Dufort's Bakery Henry J. Dufort, Prop. if 595 Second Avenue North Troy unnmunuuuununmn nnuuununnul uunnnuuanununmnnunununnuunnunnnnnunnnnuu KAZELIAN BROS. GRooER1Es 'A' 164 Ninth Street Troy, New York unnnunum nuunuunmmnnnun muuninnnlulnunuummnunuun Best Wishes From if The Prospect Park Pharmacy unnnmmuun ununlununnuumunu wi Pl' PSI er--fm 1 5, . Ji, , j 1 'a'G'fh'f .......- L Page one hundred forty-one Congratulations ancl Best Wishes To my classmates DONEL O'BRlEN, U. S. N. Happiness and Greetings from Success lhe to South Pacific the to Class my classmates of I GERALD CHRISTIANO 1945 iimiHinIi-IHinIIin--Inmmmmminii-in? fmninInIitI-IinIinitI-IImmmn-mi-mm. uIinitI.:iiinninIIinIinnininminninmuuniniiinI1-IiiinInmmiimimn-im.I-mmm May the Class ot 1945 Preserve the Courage Honor Constancy Sacrifice instilled in them at Catholic High dre d forty-two TO THE CLASS OF 1945 We extend best wishes For the Future CLASS OF 1948 Your sister class THE CLASS OF 1947 Wishes you every success in preserving THE FOUR FREEDOMS We, the Class of 1946, hope to pursue the high ideols of THE CLASS OF 1945 P hun d'r We of THE CATHOLICON Staff We present THE l945 HCNOR GROUP who attained an average of 90 or over in regents and certified subiects for three and one halt years: Grace Keegan . . . . . . 97.25 Thomas Judge . . . . . . 94.46 Marie Markham ....... 93.77 James Foley ...... 93.29 Eleanor Kusky . . . . . . 91.86 Josephine Paulus . .' .... 91.75 Mary Noonan . Rita Morrison . Jeanne Chartier John Whalen . . Jean Hart .... Gloria Tetrault Marie Iannantuono .... 90 90.50 90.42 90.36 90.21 90 90 wish to thank those who have made is possible for us to continue with Freedom from Want Freedom from Fear Freedom of Worship Freedom ot Speech P g e hundred forty-four ' A i f ' A fx wr fs V 1 W '-4 H- 4::w,21f.'rr---. xfy :i,f'--M 1aV Xl V?.K..r4a1LSwuifm -iff-'-if-ef iffy ,f.f.4, X,-f'f32:5w'A::,s'f' - -'1 K .. , , , - Van' 1 1 '15 is W 'fbi 2 3, q,,M,, Jay -.ig , vm .44 . Q, My V , . .T m,..Qfi,r,,-.i-,QV w,,,1,,, 'ff . N '2M,g2z-,,-1 4 ' ff Wye, -,, sue-L, -V Q I nf. E -Mfr , Ss 5, fk 1,1-'iam ,f. 'J ai '1Nvf,+fwvs-wf-LW 'Q' eflfggg ,f ' K QM? A21 ef-ff 'V m?'Wff'.'iwrfif , fF5 ki-Siem H . A 1.1. ff , P M f M l. . ., . - ., if M ,W 1 .W -Q lf 34 I-A ff' '-v..n u '. ' .!'f..fv,- , 7-W' ' , ,LSL wi . 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