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

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Wehwaaaummmkqdb wllihewwL1mtheaf,fweafAuAopjMm whwhwumajknmddqmdehadkahop QMMMQMMJMWQJW... 1-i SANQCTJUPY, AND RULE CCUNTENTS hu za 116154 Shea! ...... where you will meet our beloved shepliertls, Bishop Scully and Bishop Gibbons, pp. 6, 7, 8, 95 our Principal, Monsignor Mulqneen, p. l23 our Vice-Principal, Father Janis, p. IS, our faculty, pp 18, 19, 24, 25, 30, ill. 36, IST, 42, 13, 48, 40: and our senior class, pp.'l4, 15, 16, l7, 20, 2l, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 32. 33, 34, 35, 38, 39, 40, 41, 44, 45, 46, 47, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55: which began with the Senior Bull, pp. 60, 61, and include our annual Holy Hour, p. 62: the Thanksgiving Mass, p. 633 the Marian Year Pilgrimage, pp. 64, 551 our play, jenny Kissed Me, pp. 06, 675 Christmas Assembly, pp. 08, 093 the C. P. C., p. 70, our new tabernacle, p. 713 the sodulity social and cafeteria, pp. 72, 73, the lrish Minstrel, pp. 74, 753 our journalists, pp. 76, 773 O O O O C O O ottr varsity cheerleaders, p. S03 football, pp. 80, Bl, 82, 83, basketball, pp. 84, 85, 86, 87, 883 the j.V. cheerleaders and team p. 89, hockey, p. 90, riding, band, golf, tennis, p. 913 and baseball, pp. 92, 93: ancfizmeaaeam .. our personal patrons, pp. 94: 95: our business patrons, pp. 96, 97, and our advertisers, pp. 98-146. IULLIIANI A. SCTULLY, DOD., Away, af nzaw, fl E ..- .yfG0tG4'tCZ6il?LMff!t60MfC60!Al2l!L07.2, Clclclmmliilg zz Plllllllilflll Nlgiss to closet thc Nlilllllll Yczu' lla-u-i11l1u1'8, lflqil, zu thc' C1gulu'cli':iI ol thc lllllllillklllillt' Clmifcpliuii nl' nur ucw hislmp, thc Nlusl Rcx'c'1'ciul XN'illiauu .X. Scully whcu hc lwvziliic Bishop ul' .'Xlh1u1y. Sunni :ililm'wzu'cls, Bishop Scully czullcluflgulmlim'lligl1luul'l'crNlzlsscllirillg mu K.luisuu.is pmgimu. .Xl lh.u lllllt' hc hlcssccl our rings. Bishop Scully's i'vc'clil XISII lu K..K..ll.5. rvrzills thc IIlClll0I'lCS ul iumul lu llhlh 511001. llls iliIc'1'csl lll us 1 ll lor our svlloul :iucl to prcnuulv ai czuupzuqu lu llll1llltiL'Ulll' ucw luulcluig. HR- will :llwnys hc' Ql'1lIl'llIl In llis l'xc'c'llLIuw lm 1'IH'HlIl'1lglllg thc' pc-uplv ul' lmy, fll'CL'll G- 6410 lslzuul. :mil NX'zilc'1'x'licl to c'mili'ilml1lc lu will lfuasl will-ik Ill .Rl'1, lu.-.xi , , . ximi- ' F- V N ' 1 U- k -V x U I - X h I. sigunr Nliilqllvrll, liixlinp Uilwluuw. .uul llixliup 'lu Ill Ill Sllllll Ing llh- lxlmllldl lllull-Sl Ncullv nlisruw llu' pl.uis hir thc lluililiug lfullml f ul il. XX 1' lurpc that Bishop Scully will INN-1 haul' an lung pcriucl ul sci-xirc :is ilhivl Slu'pllc'i'rl ul lhc' .Xllmuy lliuuxc. :incl that his gm-:il iillvn-sl iu Cizuliulic' lligh will always t'4lllIllllll'. X I Xl X I ICR KIIIRISI I SFXIIX XRY . . . mi thi- clan liishup hihhuus .luuuuucvil his in-sigilzlliml Liu' IIN' IIIINIVCN ul' Lznllinlic C4'uIi.il: RI. llrv. liilwnnl Xlllglllll, Must Rm. N'ilIi:uu X. Smullx, Xlnsl Rm. I',4Iw.uil l'. Ilihlmus, null hwy Rm. xlllllQlgIllIl' RLlXIllllll1l lf. Rumi:-y. l'l,l, RFXIFMBER YOI7 . . . in 111ypr1iyvw, mu our hm'Im'cil Bishop Scully Irlllflllllg tu us this wzu' nw liixhup ul' .Xlh1my. me A -,Ji N N ik Q 35 N-f Vi K eww- . K in f - ,-.ff , M K ' M X Q, va Y- Sf' R .. my ,V hi'- ' ' ufff L W 2 ' .ff . f V f 4 M Wm' A 4 'www f is . 4 :X ix! www i wmv , f I Q ? S sr it mriqxw m lr lf aqwnfzf' .. 1 is 3 5 J ,. A if W x iv ' Q I' QQ 97 7 5 ,. 4 '4 L ,:' N Al J. Self fir X 5 b-rqgq 'asf vi giwiv J . K A gf 'Z X! ,K gs X4 K max W M H W,..4a?W , ..-..-- I. .pJ. . Y as if D TO TEACH fbmmgmapuvufuudeafhola .J!z9AtAe!ewAzn9m!Aoub,alau4 Bulwp Au Jaan mmqahdia ad Mwughtlwauhudmuqilupwula ancldidyuanouafacadbfwfaouun- kdm, dwafam dx Mm Jdqdal du1aumemmmu4w4A4dcAaaA jaaeaea. .. ' ni ., -,gn-:ff f...'!.,,..w A 'Ng ' . rn- 4, . .. x ,X A. . xx D R 4 -Q ' . K' - V +f.:55 I1 vi? , , X , -- Q ,v , 1 r 5 5 x ' Klxffil. Y 1 EH A 4 M RQ fi Q Q R K if A fix 5: ervn'2iQm2Lre C0 x aim' Q T R IE IE 'IV H 6 60 1, EVEREND MUNSIIGNOR T. GERALD MULQUEEN, SITD., LIITT, D EVEREND EFRANCCJIS CG, HANIIS, IIN ED 'THOMAS ACKNER Sacred Heart of Mary, Watervliet Homeroom Officer: Junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Tom's appreciation of discipline will be an asset to his Air Force career. ANN C. ALAXANIAN St. Patrick's, Watervliet C.P.C.: Glee Club: Guard of Hon- or: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Sodality Tranquil Annie's scholastic training in C.C.H.S. will aid her in the Waves. CAROL A. ALLEN St. Agnes, Cohoes C.P.C.: Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. The house on the hill will be charming Carol's most cherished memory. JOAN E. AMBUHL St. Lawrence's, Troy C.P.C.: Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Demure Joan is an enthusiastic supporter of all school activities. CATHERINE F. AMESSE St. Patrick's, Watervliet Glcc Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Her future patients will appreciate Kathy's gentle manner and efficient way. PATRICIA A. AHEARN St. Josephs, Green Island CATHOLICON: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Guard of Honor: Perpetual Mass League. Scholastic-minded Pat has eiery sign that points to her being au efficient secretary. DIANE M. ALGER St. Patrick's Troy C.P.C.: llomerootu Officer: Central Officer: Guard of Honor: Prop- agation of Faith: Sodality. Versatile Diane shows her ability as a leader in all school activities. GERALD A. ALSTON St. Patrick's, lVatervliet Homeroom Officer: Guard of Hou- or: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. .Ierry's jowial manner and apprecia- tion of literature will prove worth- while in college. RICHARD AMBUHL St. Lawrenee's, Troy Hoomroom Officer: Guard of Hon- or: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Sincere, energetic Dick is looking forward to those heavenly nights without homework. DOROTHY A. ARNEAULT St. Marie's, Cohoes French Club: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Band: Homeroom Officer: Art Club. Talented Dot will succeed as an art teacher. Jhzq,Ah.alLlm, upvfl,2a1zflLwhuLfluzJr.e12L1Lo.QcL... Page fourteen l'A'l'RICI.-K IIAIIOWICZ Immaculate Conception, Wateriliet Palatllns: C.I'.C.: SUCH: Home- room Uflieer, Soiree Committee: Sodality. Always lriendly and lIllLll'liSl1lIllllIlg, Pat will heeome an excellent social worker. CONSTANCE 'l'. BAN IA Immaculate Conception, Watt-rvliet C.l'.C.: Glee Club: Guard of Hon- or: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodalitv. An avid record-eollecter, Connie also enjoys the annual retreats. ll.Kllll.'KR.'X M. lllilll If St. Paul the Apostle, Troy CAIHOLICON: IRIUNE: C.I'.C.C Spanish Club, Soiree Committee: Varsity Cheerleader. Gentle and sweet, quiet and unas- stuniug, Ilohhie will make a com' petent accountant. FRANCIS R. III'IR'liRAND Sl. Agues, Cohoes 'I'RIUNl'I: lfrench Club: Glee Club: l-lometooin Ollicer: Girard of Ilon- or: Sodalily. Good natured Butch will always remember his Iaxorite typing class. MARY ALICE BAILEY Our Lady ol' Victory, Troy C.l'.C.: Iheresians: Homeroom f liver, Soiree Committee: Guard o Honor: Perpetual Mass League. Capable Mary Al will make pretty teacher in the near future RUDY tj. BEARIIER Sacred Heart, Troy Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross Propagation of Faith: Sodality: Ai Club. Rudy's modest manner and artistic hand add power to the Art Clyb GRACE M. BEN'I'I.EY Our Lady of Victory, Troy C.P.C.: Soirce Committee: Sodality Art Club: Guard of Honor: Salu tatoi ian. Crace's extraordinary ability ' painting and writing will ait ' her career. I in BEATRICE A. IIIZZARRO St. AIllll0lly'S, Troy Bowling league: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propaga tion of Faith. .ls most of us do, Bea cherishes the experience of our Holy Hours. in C.I'.C.: Perpetual Help League' M. SHIRLEY BLEAII Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Wateriliet C.P.C.: llomerootn Officer: Guard of Honor: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. 'I'hc memory of the junior retreat will forever remain with sincere Shirley. CaroI's jovial and CAROL A. BOHRER Our Lady of Victory, Troy ius Tenth: C.I'.C.: Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Homeromn Of- ficer: Propagation of Faith. helpful manner proved an asset. to us at C.C.H.S. ' an, vgqooiwmk... Page fifteen RICHARD E. BOLAND St. Paul thc Apostle, Troy Glee Club: Hockey Team: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Prop- agation of Faith: Sodality. Participating in the Irish Minstrel will be one of Dickie's happiest memories in C.C.H.S. EDIVARD M. BRACKEN St. Augustine's, Troy SUCH: Varsity Club: Varsity Foot- ball: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Tall, congenial Ed shows outstand- ing scholastic ability. MARGARET A. BRENNAN St. Mary's, Troy French Club: Pius Tenth: C.P.G.: Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Propa- gation of Faith. Sparkling, efficient Peg is a staunch supporter at all our games. ROSE MARIE BRENNAN St. Patrick's, Watervliet French Club: Glee Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality. Quiet, sweet Ashes enjoyed en- tertaining her classmates by par- ticipating in the Glee Club. KATHERINE M. BROWN St. joseph's, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: Secre- tarial Club: Homeroom Officer: Cheerleader fj.V.j: Varsity Cheer- leader. - Kathy's friendly manner and even disposition have been assets in her cheerleading. Page sixteen .44 KATHLEEN A. BOYD St. Patrick's, Troy Glee Club: Secretarial Club: C.I'.C.: Ring Committee: Guard of Honor. Musical-minded Kath is never at a loss for good entertainment. EILEEN M. BRAGIN St. Brigid's, WVatervliet French Club: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Homeroom Offi- cer: Ring Committee. Busy and helpful Ei is ever bright and cheerful. NURALON L. BRENNAN St. Patrick's, Troy C.P.C..: Glee Club: Prom Commit- tee: Band: Guard of Honor: Prop- agation of Faith. Ever smiling Lonnie's attraction for missionary work stems from her interest in history. KATHERINE E. BRODERICK Sacred Heart, Troy C.P.C.: Glec Club: Soiree Commit- tee: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Serene, yet jovial, Kay says she will never forget the C.C.H.S. re- treats. MARY LOU F. BUFFALINE St. Peter's, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Bowling League: Secretarial Club: Dramatics. Cahn, cool, collected Mary Lou will make a very efficient secretary. 5CaLfh.q.ap.v.a.clLluz.Anund.annLl2 .. NANCY M. lSULl.li'l l' Sl. llrigid's, lvatervliet C.l'.C., Glee Club: Howling League: Secretarial Club: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Quiet, reserved Nancy will always remember her American Literature class. IUYCE A. BURKE Sacred lleart, Troy I-'renth Club: l'ius 'lk-nth: C.l'.C.: Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Hume- roonl Officer. 'l'he day she received her class ring remains a tueuiorable one for loyce. ANN Nl. ClANl'ilIil.ll St. l'eter's, 'liroy C.l'.C.: Glec Club: Soirec Com- mittee: Guard ol' Honor: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sotlality. Ann's abundant energy will lead ber to success in the nursing pro- fession. DANII-il, W. KIARIIART, R. I. P. Our Lady of Victory, Troy Varsity Club: Varsity lfoothall: Guard of llonor: junior Red Cross: Sodality: CA'l'll0l.lCON. Y Versatile, fun-loving Dan excelled both on the gridiron and in the sclmlastir field. ANN P. tIARRUl.I. St. Michael's, Troy C.l'.C.: Clee Club: llomeroom Of- ficer: Guard of llonor: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Annie appreciates our honor ol' having the Blessed Sacrament in school on First Fridays. 055 Odin 'S' , . , .Wy e ' . fm... Ae .4 :, . if Q. is 1 1' I- wg 1 . 'fs , ,- 4 8, 'dv H k 'Z 3 . G' Q -S , - A pppt ' A ' fldd'f0AdljfDf..LlA, BETTE. A. BULMER St. Mary's, Troy French Cluh: Pius Tenth: C.l'.C.: Clee Club: Secretarial Club: Sodal- ity. Friendly Bet is thankful for the excellent course of studies offcned at C.C.lI.S. SALLY A. CAMPBELL St. Angustine's, Troy C.I'.C.: Glee Club: Secetarial Club: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Friendly, likeable Sally is planning a career as a telephone operator. CLAIRE A. CARELLA St. Augnstine's, Troy TRIUNE: French Club: C.l'.C.: SUCH: Soiree Committee. Claire's great understanding and sincerity should always bring her success in any field. PATRICIA A. CARR St. Patrick's. Waterrliet C.P.C.: Glee Club: Guard of Hon. or: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Demure, sweet-smiling Patty has learned, at C.C.H.S., the value of cooperation. PASQUALE CASALE St. Peter's, Troy Varsity Club: Varsity Football: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. l'at's friendliness and sociability will make his Naval career a suc- cessful one. Page seventeen f.l Nl1-lrwac l Qllli 5353 4 ONE FOLD AND ONE SHEPHERD , . . Father 'l'ttrnc'r, Soclality llloclerator, presents the progratn for the l1lturclt l'uity Octave. Sister Mary 'l'hcunas, Father 0'llrien, ancl Sister Mary lfrc'clerick:t help to tlfglllllll' the program. SISTIQR MARY 'l'llONlAS, C.S..l.: Shorthand: Secrc-larial Practice: Typing: Eucltaristie Couunitteeg Secretarial Pram tice Clnh. REV. VICTOR C. O'llRIEN: Religion: .-Xlunuti. REV. YYlI.Ll.-XM H. TURNER: Religiong Soclality of our Lady. SlS'l'liR MARY FREDERICKA, R.S.M.: English: Religion: Citizenship Eclnfationg Mission and Palacliug C.ll.C. Club. In our joys and sorrows, through our whole course we pledge our deepest love and devotion to Our Lady through her Soclality. Under the ahle direction of the Rev. Nvlllllllll H. 'lttrner and the Sisters of the faciulty, the Soclality held the usnal weekly meetings of the following couunittees: llucharistici. Our Lacly's, Literature, Missions, .incl Social Action. 'l'his year the Soclality sponsored several tableaux, a pilgrimage in honor ol' Our Lacly, the annual retreat, a vocational pageant, ancl the Mission and Social Ac-tion Drives. So- clality Activity in lI.C.H.S. should be a step toward the wonderful Catholic action we should perforiu in our future years, when, unclcr the authority ol' our Bishops we fulfill the wishes of ottr pastors. unload Page eighteen jim, me .eww 5 is mm-,aw-levi-1 WW re 4 cs. ,Wee-vsw -- K-1 'W l V' ,,,,,.,,,,.. ,.w09v' Ir. Q- f via ' ' , . ew Seniaad 'l'lNlli Olul' l-'OR 'l'll0l'!Lll'l' . . . Cotniug front their weelcly uteelings. Nlarv Beth Casey, .Ioe Sgroi, .Ianet Nlocnr. ancl Nlatv ,Xlice Diiscoll, discuss the coming' Retreat. Phil lyNl'lll insists that it will he the best etttr, FREICDOM Oi-' 'lllli PRESS . . . l'c'ggy lilne and llanuy O'Connell discuss the literature clisplay, while Ginger DiNnno points out the great neecl for the Catholic: Press lack lfitlpitrick 'incl Pat linllister pledge their aicl in their erusacle lor clecient litcratnrc. ' ' 12, fluzy, hafh, lQfI!U'1QLL . IIS OIR Xl!-Ill . . . mm Xlillu' I':lislmuki uhilm' lxvum llmls- ii-.ulx lhn' 'uhm lm lhi' Nilnlmiiinli' sHill'4'. Ihll l.iIri-atv, xrlihi' 1'XlllllIl4illl4IlY, xxlltw thc' Ill'W i4il'llW um Iiilviiii-ml hx Ili-lon Nash :mil lllliy fi.ll'l'y. 501211 S, i A 15' BOOK IRKIXXR IXRIILXDIC . . . Nh.il XIII impiiing lillillgilhn mu Sixlvl' Univ Clwguu, :is who gi2lIlU'N iillllllgil Ll mw Inmk. Sixlvr Niillilllllll' Paitiiu' .mil 5iNll'l Xlziiw I'.lIi'i'n :lic lllll'I1'Nlt'll 'Nliuppi'ix All lhc' Hunk l4:ll:u.ii'. flaeahmen UI'1Nl',XI ,R IIXID Il SU LOUD . . , my Ihr liwhim-n Ulliu-is .is ihvy li-:nr Ihi- Sinlulllx f.lnislin.ix l'.lllN. l.L'llli' ing lhm- gmup suv: liilwinu Xugviil, Ulixm' lwilwiic, .ln Anna- K-gulh-iiv, Luuis I-1-in-Ili, :mal hlilliillllll' l,4'IIllw, 4li1'Xliil'I'N whn Klill ivniinnu- :uri-: Iuhn Kimi, john lXl'lllll'tiy, NI2ll'iUIl Nlgmupr-Ilzu, :xml Nilnm lhiikv. Y 5IH Q- SlSll'.K NIXRY IGRIQGURY. R,S.Nl,: llilcrlicwi uf lhi' Sis- lm-ix uf Nlrru: linglixh I ICR XI XR! KNXIC Ximiiuxn IIINIHIXI l.llL mlil llixluryg SIS!!-,R XIXRN l',Il,l',l'.N, R.S.NI,: langlulig Kililcmlixp lul- MARY BETH CASEY Sacred Heart, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: French Club: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Central Officer, Sisi's leadership and responsibility will enable her to reach her goal as a teacher. ALBERT Ll. CATONE St. Patriclds, Troy Rifle Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Mechanics and automobiles bring great interest to active and en- thusiastic Al. ROBERT VV. CHURCHVILLE St. Francis de Sales, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality: Dramaties. Persistence and scholastic ability will win Bob a brilliant future as a doctor. DONALD T. CIOFFI St. Pau1's, Troy SUCH: Glee Club: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Industrious Don, ready to cooper- ate, will make a fine career of engineering. MATTHEW H. CLARK St. Mary's, Waterford CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: Central Officer: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball. Talented Matt has chalked up success as an actor, scholar, and sportsman. Page twenty W s q W, 5' to as s S a .iti L Calm? 5. A 'f ' ' . jluzqg have JAMES P. CASSIN Sacred Heart, Troy Homeroom Officer: Guard of Hon- or: Junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sorlality. Good-natured jim will excel in his career as a maritime engineer. MARY C. CHUECA St. Augustine's, Troy C.P.C.: Bowling League: Guard of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Perpet- ual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Efficient Mary expects to plan her career in the Air Force. MARIE A. CIARLONE St. Francis de Sales, Troy C.P.C.: Glee Club: Perpetual Help League: Bowling League: Prom Committee: Propagation of Faith. Among Marie's memorable experi- ences, the Holy Hours stand out most. KATHLEEN j. CLANCY Sacred Heart, Berlin C.I'.C.: Perpetual Help League: Prom Committee: Ring Committee: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith. Her friendly smile and aptitude for math will aid Kathy in her future lile. SANDRA X. CLARK Sacred Heart of Mary, Watervliet Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: Riding Club: Glee Club: Guard of Honor: Propa- gation of Faith. Quiet but friendly, Sandy is plan- ning a career as a bookkeeper. co be MARY ANN 'l'. Cl.l-IMFINTS ltntnatulatt- Conception, Watt-rtliet CA'lllOl.lCON: 'l'RlllNli: French Club: C.P.C.: Prom Conunittee: llotnerootn Officer. llc-pendability and rlteerfnlness will be great assets in Mare's career in nursing. CllARI.OT'I'E A. COLE St. l'eter's, 'l'roy CA'l'llOl.lCON: l'ius Tenth: C.P. C.: Riding Club: llotnerooin Of- ficer: l'ropag'ation of Faith. Loquacious Char was an enthusias- tic singer in our Irish Minstrel. ROISFRT XV. CONLEY St. llrigitl's, Watervliet junior Red Cross: Propagation of l aith: Sotlality. l.ikeable and aerotnutodating Red plants a career as an accountant. CAROL ll. CONNALLY St. Augusline'S, Troy C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: llotnerooni Officer: Soiree Conunit- tee: Perpetual Mass l.eague: Prom Cotntniltee. lntlustrious, brisk Carol rates clteeriug the teatn as her favorite past itne. 'IFRENCE ll. CONNALLY St. Augustiue's, 'l'roy Spanish Club: llotnerooni Officer: Central Officer: Soiree Connnittee: Sodality: llratnatics. Vibrant, good-natured 'Ferry is always there to letul a helping hand. .rf has X 7 uwgauh,w1uuLa.1n.g1w1tLgwa 5 . i 4 DANIEL T. CODY St. Augustine's, Troy Cuard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality: Art Club. Suave, handsome Dan puts baseball at the lop of his sports list. ELIZABETH S. COLEMAN St. Peter's, 'l'roy C.P.C.: Riding Club: Glee Club: Soiree Committee: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Betty's pretty smile and conscien- tious manner will help her to be- come an excellent nurse. ,IANE P. CONNAIR St. Mat'y's, Troy French Club: Paladins: C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Working in the school office has proved to be a great help to friendly jane. PATRICIA I. CONNALLY St. Augustines, Troy Paladins: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Span- ish Club: Sccretatial Club: Home- room Officer. Deft Pat, with her pleasant dis- position, was vicevpresident of the Secretarial Club. MAUREEN -I. CON NORS St. Augustiue's, Troy C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Propaga- tion nf Faith: Sodality: junior Red Cross. Sedatc Maureen will always cherish the retreats given at C.C.H.S. Page twenty-one JANE E. CONRON St. Francis de Sales, Troy French Club: Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Perpetual Help League: Homeroom Officer. janie's jovial manner will certainly please her patients. GRACE M. COUCH St. Patrick's, Hlatervliet C.P.C.: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Neatness and good manners make Grace a model for C.P.C. members, CARMEL M. COVIELLO St. I'atrick's, WVatervliet French Club: C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Friendly, pert Carm actively partici- pated in the French Club. ANN C. COYNE Sacred Heart of Mary, Watervliet Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: Riding Club: Perpetual Help League: Prom Com- mittee: Homeroom Officer. Pretty, petite Ann spends much of her time rooting for Catholic High. PATRICIA A. CRANNAGE St. Patrick's, Troy C.P.C.: Riding Club: Perpetual Help League: Guard of Honor: Dramatics: Art Club. Versatile Pat has proved her ability in art and in dramatics. Page twenty-two ANN C. COSTELLO St. Peter's, Troy Glee Club: Bowling League: Secre- tarial Club: -lunior Red Cross: Propagation of Faithf Sparkling, hard-working Ann will be a successful stenographer. CHRISTINE M. COVENEY St. joseph's, Troy C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Home- room Officer: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Happy Chris's bookkeeping skills should move her high into the business world. M. NORETTA COX St. Agnes, Cohoes C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Norctt's friendly smile and pleasant manner insure success in a book- keeping career. PATRICIA A. CRAMER St. Paul's, Troy Palaflins: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Span- ish Clu'6: Secretarial Club: Home- room Officer. Loyalty at Crusader games proves Pat's spirit as a Catholic Central Miss. JOSEPH H. CURRAN St. joseph's, Troy junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality: Dramatics. Talented joe will long be remem- hered for his leading role in jenny Kissed Me. J1tewmAtvgn.ztg1mh.wtw2gm ' HARRY -I. CUSIIINC St. l'atrick's, IVatervliet junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Ifaitlt: Sndality. 'lecliniutl engineering will receive a boost when patient llarry enters its ranks. JOSEPH DeCEI.I.li Sacred Ileart, Troy filee Club: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Rollicking joe made life's burdens easier for his friends at C.C.II.S. CIONSTANCE G. Del.aM.'X'l'l'1R St. l'atrick's, ll'atervliet CA'l'llOl,lCON: 'lRIUNE: C.P.C.1 l l'f'llCll Club: Cheerleader fNI.V.j. Always the epitotne of neatness, Connie adds ber rharins to the 'l'RlliNli staff. MARY 'l'. Dc-ROSE St. Angustine's, Troy C.P.C.: Clee Club: Secretarial. Club: llomerooin Officer: Propagation of lfaith: Sodality. Mary's sweet soprano enriches the quality of the Glue Club. l'AlII. lf. DEVVINE St. .lost-ph's, Green Island junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality: Art Club. An enthusiastic artist, easy-going Paul may soon be teaching his l'arorite subject. ClI'lifll!Zfl1Z,1:zLI'l,0. hid m,JCia, ANN D. DAIGNEAULT St. Mary's, Waterford CA'I'I-IOLICON: TRIUNE: C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Homeroom Offi- cer: Perpetual Help League. Ann's active support during her term as Hotnerootn Officer boosted the Literature Drive. EILEEN T. DELAIIANTY St. Francis dc Sales, Troy C.P.C.: Glee Club: Guard of Hon- or: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Dramatics. Besides being interested in her business studies, gay, peppy Eileen enjoys dancing. MARILYN A. DeI,UCA St. Patrick's, Troy C.l'.C.: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Talented, quiet Mar spends her extra time developing her culinary CINS. MARYANNE DESLER Sacred Heart, Troy French Club: Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: SUCH: Homeroorn Officer: Per- petual Mass League. Chris's dapper clothes verify her proficiency as a seamstress. WILLIAM V. DIACK St. Michael's, Cohoes Glee Club: Varsity Club: Home- room Officer: Varsity Basketball: Ring Committee: Propagation of Faith. Dynamic, sports-minded Dike has sparked many basketball games to victory. Page twenty-three 902, null auf, Um nfl ,l2!lD1LQ!l1!A, . SlS'll-1R VR,-XNCIS IEIIXY.-XRIJ, CI.S.j.: tlhemistryg Seience Club. SISTER YNIARY .-XNNli'1 Illi, R.S.XI.Z liiolugyg Citizenship litlueationg Religiong junior Red Cross. SIS'l'liR MARY CAROIA, C, S. -1,1 Biologyg General Scieneeg Srienee Clubg Eucharistic Committee. SISTER MARY KAROI., ll.S.,l,: l'hysit's1 Intermediate .-Xlgehra: Physical Science. VM Al5R.KlD TU LOOK. - . . Cries Diane Alger as she lights the llunsen burner. -lack Moulton stands hy pre- pared for an einergency. Catholic High is proud of the opportunities it oliers its students in sciente. ln his freshman year, at student takes general science. and during his remaining three years he may choose from biology, physics, Chemistry, health, and physical science. Although the teaching is important, it is just as essential that the student try his own hand Page twenty-four representatives prepare their proieets fr IH li RF.M1'l'lON H XS Sl .XR'I'l2ll, . . . says Sister Francis Edward while Sister Nl, Annette cheeks the instructions. Sister M. Clarola is enjoying the experiment, but Sister M. Karol seems a bit apprehen- sixe as to the outcome. at experiments. 'l'o comply with this prattice, many ol the sciences have labs once a week where students learn by actual example. SUCH, meaning Scienee Congress held in the spring. Science Units of Catholic lligh, has helped our Jr the un :ks ilu Inlllc IIII IN III-CN IIUICS RIC I RIC I I' OI ICN? . . . Sixlrv Xlnrx fun 1 :md Siwu-I Manx I.l'llllIIIli' Sixlcl' VIIIKPIII Hu'gnx'y whu nm. SINIICR XI XRI I-UNIV-X. R.S.NI.: I,11lm1 1.14111 XIlll'l'lK.lIl I.II4'lLIllIll'. SISIICR NI XRX I.I'.UN I ISIC, R,5.XI.1 I'.IlgI1NIlZ Spvvlll. SIS I ICR YIXKIICN I' ILRICI-ORY, CLS.-I.: I-'xx-llrll: ICl'cmI1 Club, amiwdiluzmfw DLULQ, IIICRIC'S IIIIC GRICICK .KI.I'II.XISICI, . . . says Kay Kvlly Io hcl' Grvvk uwll1x':uIcQ -Im' Ni1lI. Iris Gxvmu, Huh I'CilI'Il'I, mul Mary Alllll' Ilznligam, kay mlm points out lhnl uc nm- nm' oi thc lbw hugh wlmuls lu IIN' l. S. lhall nllcr I-r4'c'Ix. Page fwvnfy-f1'1 LENA M. DiDOlNIENICANTONl0 Our 'Lady of Mt. Carmel, ' lllatervliet Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: Spanish Club: Prom Com- mittee: Homeroom Officer. Calm and likeable Lee is always ready to help and to do her part. DOROTHY A. DILLON St. Peter's, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Guard ol' Honor: Propagation of Faith. Loyalty to Propagation of the Faith establishes Dot as a true Sodalist. MARGARET R. DOLAN St. Augustine's, Troy C.P.C.: Glee Club: Bowling League: Secretarial Club: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Peg's willingness to work with others will enhance her career in business. PATRICIA C. DOWNS Sacred Heart, Troy CATHOLICON: Pius Tenth: C.P. C.: Spanish Club: Sodality: Per- petual Help League.- Peppy Pat, fond of Spanish and history, is always ready to cooperate. MARY ALICE DRISCOLL St. Mary's, Troy CATHOLICON: C.P.C.: SUCH: Perpetual Help League: Central Officer: Perpetual Mass League. Graciousness and gentility are the foremost characteristics of our vice- prefect, Mary Al. KATHERINE M. DIGESER Our Lady of Victory, Troy C.P.C.: SUCH: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Serious, likeable Kate, our lover of history, wants to be a nurse. MARY E. DINGMAN St. Mary's, Waterford CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: Secretarial Club: Homerooni Officer. Mary, CATHOLICON typisr, an- ticipates the moment she will be- come a medical secretary. JANE H. DOMBROXVSKI St. Augustine's, Troy C.P.C.: Glee Club: Bowling League: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. jaue's jovial spirit and enthusiasm will make her a successful Air Force nurse. JOHN J. DOYLE Our Lady of Victory, Troy Varsity Club: Hockey Team: Varsity Football: junior Red Cross: Per- petual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. jack, a talented hockey player, says he plans to become an architect. EDWARD P. DUCLOS St. Ann's, Cohoes French Club: Varsity Club: Hockey Team: Varsity Football: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Active Duke has contributed to the school his prowess in football and in hockey. ' fh4a,,ZazYlLl1n,inrAQaAQuLin,14oLLla1j,flLQ,ofowL... Page twenty-six CARUI, ANN IJMIIIIENNOIS Sacred lleart, Troy l-'renfh Club: SUCH: Riding Club: Clee Club: llouietoont Officer. l'fnergetic and enthusiastic Ilukie will certainly ntake a suceewsful teacher. l'A'I'RlClA A. DUCCAN St, lhigid's, Watervliet C.l',C.: Secretarial Clttb: Guard of llouor: junior Red Cross: Per- petual Maxw League: Propagation of Faith, l'at's energetic Qpirit contributew greatly in the Catholic lligh Driven .l0Slfl'll R. EARLY Sacred Heart. Watervliet Rifle Club: Clee Club: Bowling League: ,lunior Red Cross: Sodality. joe appreciated Catholic Higlfs preparing him for his future career as a writer. Fl.llAllF'l'l I C. El.I.ICO'l l' St. Mary's, 'l'roy Piuw 'l'enth: Paladius: C.P.C.: See- retarial Club: lloineroom Officer: Propagation of Faith. Religion 1-lass and Father 0'llrien's jokes will never be forgollcu by sparkling Betty. QIOIIN J. Evans St. Mary's, Troy Guard of llonorg junior Red Crosx: Perpetual Mass League: Propaga- tiou of l-'aithg Sotlality. lndustrious -Iack's self-reliance should guide him through the ranks in engineering. Xxx ' is 'P a fr .. A A xT 'x-'Y' li ll sw t QW' Jie, null, ML fluzm, wjih, ' ' ' 5 f ft-..,, WlI.I.IAM T. DUCAN St. Augustiuc's, Troy Perpetual Mass League: Guard of Honor: junior Red Crow: Prop- agation of Faith: Sotlality. A basketball enthusiast, and a genial guy, Bill looks to a suc- cessful future. IIANET E. DUNHAM St. jude's, ll'ynautskill C.l'.C.: Perpetual Ilelp League: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Art Club. An ardent ntetnber of the Art Club, best describes our sparkling jan. KENT -I. FISIENTRAUT St. AllllJl'0SC'S, Latham Spauiwlt Club: Bowling League: Rand: Homeroont Officer: junior Retl Cross: Propagation of Faith. Diligent Kent enjoys mechanical drawing and entertainw hopes of becoming an engineer. MARILYN R. EVANS Sacred lleart. Troy C,P,C.: Riding Club: Perpetual Help l.eag'ue: Secretarial Club: Junior Red Croswg Propagation of Faith. The -lune Prom will be foremost in poiwed Marilyn's recollections of C C ll 9 rn.-iN K 1. taxoxn Sacred lleart, Troy Spanish Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass. League: Propagation of Faith. Autiable, carefree Frank has devel- oped linguistic ability as well as a cheerful personality. Page twenty-seven ROBERT FARLEY St. Paul the Apostle, Troy Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality. Quiet Bob enjoyed the hours spent in Sister Gonzaga's Greek class. ARLENE L. FII-'IELD St. Patrick's, lVatervliet Pitts Tenth: C.P.C.: Bowling League: l-Iotneroom Officer: Soiree Commit tee: Guard of Honor. Ar1ene's good scholarship and like- able smile brought her a successful career at Catholic High. JANE A. FITZGERALD Sacred Heart, Cohoes Homcroom Officer: Guard of Hon- or: Perpetual Mass League: Sotlali- ty: Dramatics. Dramatic-Star-janey will always treasure the memory of Jenny Kissed Me. SHIRLEY A. M. FLANNERY St. Marie's, Cohoes French Club: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith. Experience in the Secretarial Club will prove to be an asset to gay Frenchie's future. ROBERT VV. FOLEY St. M:try's, Troy Varsity Club: Perpetual Mass League: Varsity Basketball: Prop- agation of Faith: Sodality. Though Bob's favorite period was ltmch, he will always remember Business Arithmetic class. ,ails Mu ELIZABETH A. I-'ERNET St. Augustine's, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Ring Committee: Propagation of Faith. Shy, pleasant Betty was an active member of the French Club. M. CAROL FINN St. Patrick's, Watervliet C.P.C.: Guard of Honor: -Iunior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Smiling Finnie treasures the obe- dience learned at Catholic Central. CLARA M. FLANIGAN St. Patrick's, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: French Club: C.P.C.: Homeroom Officer: Soiree Committee. Pert Clara will never forget the fun she had writing for the TRI- UNE. HAROLD j. FLAVIN St. Agnes, Cohoes Varsity Club: Band: Varsity Foot- ball: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Bland Harold will always remem- ber the after-school sessions at football practice. RONALD FORT St. Agnes, Cohoes SUCH: Spanish Club: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodali- ty. Reserved, versatile Ronny is an ar- dent participant in Science and Spanish Clubs. 2ie,w1ZL,aawL,Zmtlctltcwmd4,vfZZiia,wrhdom... Page twenty-eight MARIE C. FRUH St. Mary's, Troy C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Vivacious Ree has been a loyal spectator in many school activities. KA'I'III.EEN P. CALLAGHER St. joseph's, Troy C.P.C.: Spanish Club: Prom Com- mittee: Secretarial Club: Band: Ring Committee. With her scholastic achievements, clever Kay will make a courteous, efficient secretary. BARBARA A. CARRY St. Agnes, Cohoes French Club: Paladins: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Homeroom Officer: Soiree Committee. Pretty and congenial Barb appreci- ates the firm scholastic foundation received at C.C.H.S. MADFII.ElNE L. GILHOOLEY St. Peter's, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: Prom Committee: Secretarial Club: Ring Committee. Diligent Madeleine shows promise of being the perfect secretary. ELIZABETII A. GOLDEN Sacred Heart, Troy CA'I'l'I0l.ICON: TRIUNE: French Club: C.P.C.: Glee Cluh: Sodality: Dramatics. Modest manners and graceful airs will aid Liz in her dramatic career. 'm ss, Ns. DOUCLAS Al. GALIAS St. Michael's, Troy SUCH: Varsity Club: Homeroom Officer: Tennis Team: Sodality: Dramatics. Talented Doug will make certain the Davis Cup remains in the United States. MARY E. GANNON St. Pc-ter's, Stillwater C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality, Quiet, sedate Meg has fully en- joyed her four years at C.C.H.S. WILLIAM F. GATZENDORFER St. Augustine's, Troy French Club: Varsity Club: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Football: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Gentleman I5ilI's favorite activity is baseball, but he does enjoy history. FREIDERICKA I.. GLEICH St. Patrick's, Troy TRIUNE: C.P.C.: Riding Club: Glee Club: Perpetual Help League: Ring Committee. Winning prizes for pantomiming at the C.P.C. Show is a natural for sweet and comical Fritzie. PATRICIA M. GOYER St. Michael's, Troy C.P.C.: Band: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Serene, friendly Pat enjoyed book- keeping class and attendance at basketball games. a1wLin.5'f1lL flliljfwlzf, toilteofbici... Page twenty-'nine Swzfrfr' ,v rm TROY F-WFTH Q AVE. BUS CO, QNC. ww-A wc Gi 88 uw :Q Fa 'Ji V S, , 'R I .3-fn an ff' Q,hulrL6lai11,il1.aQ1paLvf,flm, ,... l.l',ISl Rlu IICXRXINK- . . , Um xwll ullxipp-'al srhwml lihllllf prmimlw xllulvlllx uilll ls'sL':lx'L'h LIIIII plcalsllrm' rmlmlillg. BUIHIIQ up lm .I himnx tux Ln tguhlr I .uv wnim'xxulk1'1s: Xlnry Lnignumzx, llnrix Rs-illy, kan Grugam, :mul Rk'lll' Scquin. 'llxlmlc . . 2 vlmlqln imluwlri lxnm- l..nIninlc-, Ix.:x fQ.lHLlgL'I', xI.lli1'l'lllIl, ln! f:I'1lIlH'I', lie! Ihuufkvll, Xrlcuu xY.llNlI, :uni Huh Lhuuluxillez lflgnm- Himwm-llluxlln mm! hun- Iuuml tha' ummm-1. UNOXY 'IIIIS HKU Kflxllff' . , 'mints nut Sixlvr NI. CHIINIZIIIFC' lo Con! xinu- Sixu-1 I.:-un Nlzuil' :mal Sixtur Row Cinllxcxillc that Iwr chuicu iS basl. SISHCR MARY KIIJNSIAXIKZI-Z, R,S.Nl.: Rc ligiun: CiliIl'llShi'! linlmzaliung Miuiom gun plllilllllli SIS' ' ' ' ' ' Ilak l.l'.0N XIXRIP., i.,5.l.: I-mllmll llminu-sw Xrilhmclici lilm'1m'nlznx Klgulmru 'lk-rrsiznmz fQl'l'lllAlll Club. SISII-ZR ROSE l1X'l'lll-ZRINIC, 61.5111 Dircml was of Siwln-xx ol' Sl. ,IHNUIIIII l,ilmn'igm. ANITA BI. GRABER St. Patrick's, W'atervIiet CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: C.P.C.: Central Officer: Soiree Committee: Guard of Honor. Active Anita has been conscientious in her studies and in her TRIUNE work. M. IRIS GREEN St. joseph's, Troy C.P.C.: Glee Club: Perpetual Help League: Guard of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Fun-loving Iris, with her sunny personality, leaves an excellent re- cord at C.C.H.S. KATHLEEN C. GROGAN St. joseph's Troy Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Perpetual Help League: Spanish Club: Sodality. Sweet, friendly Kathy cherishes the memories of Spanish Class and daily rosary. BARBARA A. GUERIN St. Augustine's, Troy TRIUNE: C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith: Sodalily. Bab's sweet, quiet way has won het' the confidence of her classmates. WILLIAM j. HAMEL St. Anthony's, Troy Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: 34' .. QA -f tv , . 'tar ..,39Hl1 6' 'a MARY ANN GRACE St. Mary's, Troy French Club: Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith. Hard working, efficient Mag will certainly make a wonderful secre- tary. JUDY A. GREENE St. jude's, Wynantskill C.P.C.: Glee Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Looking forward to our proms was a joy Judy will not easily forget. MICHAEL E. GROGAN St. Patrick's, Troy SUCH: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Lucky history classes are soon to be graced by intelligent Mike's teaching ability. SANDRA T. HAITKO St. Nicholas, Watervliet Paladins: C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: Secretarial Club: Home- room Officer: Propagation of Faith. Quiet, diminutive Sandy has truly enjoyed doing mission work here. IRENE T. HARDY St. joseph's, Cohoes 'l'RIUNE: French Club: C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Propagation of Propagation of Faith: Sodality. M Faith. Sodalily t ggxpligggilgglegll 211332: gage: Efficient Irene will enhance the ' ' A ' appearance of any office with her ' amiable ways. Q. ff. 5 A gt if iiii i 'Ni - i A f skit s ' ng. ' .,, A AluzlL Um, ' jlzeq. 1punq.Q2L womanfobewme... Page thirty-two LEWIS E. HARLEY St. l'atrick's, Troy Varsity Club: Varsity llaseball: Varsity Football: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League. Quiet, reserved Ned proclaims participation in football his favorite extra-curricular activity. Nlflll. l'. ll.-KVERLY St. l'eler's, 'l'roy French Club: Glee Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality. Well-mannereil Neil, a transfer front SI. Coltunba's, acquired many friends here. MARY l.. HENNING St. Angustine's, Troy CATHOLICON: French Club: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Homerootn Officer: Library Assistant. Efficient Lou will always classify math class as a memorable experience. ROBERT E. HESLIN St. Agnes, Cohoes Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass l.eague: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Career-minded, friendly Hes plans a future in math and science. ARLENE M. HOGAN St. Patrick's, Troy C.P.C.: 'Glee Club: Spanish Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. C lunch top's the memory list of eoy Arlene, an avid reader. Q8-t Tate: an 552 Z 35 x ug. 'G V X L e ,f flza.1pun4cn,mQrL1o!w,AeM.confJtollazL, 9 o MARY ANNE HARTIGAN Sacred Heart, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: French Club: Homeroom Officer: Dramatics. Pretty, pleasing, and charming Mary Anne has excelled as a scholar and an orator. EILEEN L. HEENAN St. joseph's, Troy CATHOLICON: Pitts Tenth: C.P.C.: SUCH: Glee Cluh: Perpetual Help League. Affable Ei's sparkling ways will win affection in her nursing career, HELENE N. HERBERT St. Palrick's, Troy CATHOLICON: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Prom Committee: Homeroom Of- ficer: Sodality. Energetic Helene looks forward to continuing chemistry in college. MARY J. HICKEY St. Augustine's, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: French Club: Pills Tenth: C.P.C.: Hotne- rootn Officer. Pert Mary jo, our Miss Personal- ity, will remember her days as a Homerootn Officer. HELEN V. HUMPHREY St.- Augustine's, Troy C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Art Club. Happy-go-lucky Helen enjoyed working in art class at Catholic High. Page thirty-three CAROL M. JACKSON St. Augustine's, Troy C.P.C.: Glee Club: Perpetual Help League: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Carol's quiet way and pleasant smile will make her a valuable stenographer. ELIZABETH T. JAUMANN St. Brigid's, Watervliet TRIUNE: C.P.C.: Bowling League: Secretarial Club: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Sweet, likeable Betty has been a responsive member of C.P.C. PATRICIA L. JOHNPIER St. Anthony's, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: Secretarial Club: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. The day our class rings came stands out as Pat's happiest memory in C.C.H,S. BERNARD G. JUBIC St. Patrick's, Troy Perpetual Help League: Spanish Club: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. IVitty Bernie will long remember his freshman year at Catholic High. RICHARD W. KANE St. Patrick's, Troy Guard of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality. Dickie's jovial manner and witty sayings will long be remembered at Catholic High. Page thirty-four HENRIETTA C. JACON St. Michael's, Cohoes CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: Glee Club: Prom Committee: Homeroom Officer: Dramatics. Whether she's ice skating or work- ing on the TRIUNE, Henny's energy is ever evident. BEVERLY M. JENSEN Our Lady of Victory, Troy French Club: Paladins: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Propa- gation of Faith. Quiet, studious B has been an ardent participant in C.C.H.S. activities. GERTRUDE A. JONES St. Peter's, Stillwater Paladins: C.P.C.: Bowling League: Guard of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Tucked away in Gertrude's thoughts of C.C.H.S. are memories of our basketball games. JOAN E. jUDGE St. Patrick's, Watervliet Spanish Club: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Secretarial Practice is the favorite subject of ever-smiling, pleasant joan. LOUISE A. KDIDNASKY St. Joseph's, Troy Glee Club: junior Red Cross: Propa- gation of Faith: Sodality: Art Club. Fun-loving Lou plans to enter the business world after graduation. utaztfhzmpt ' ragga SANDRA E. KEEGAN St. Patricks, 'l'i-oy Pitts Tenth: C.P.C.: Riding Club: Perpetual Help League: Secretarial Club: Sodality. Sandy's cheerful manner will be an asset when she becomes a secretary. LOUIS P. KEHN St. Anne's, Troy Rifle Club: Bowling League: Guard of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Friendly, reserved Lew claims German as his favorite subject. KA'l'HLl'1EN E. KELLY St. Francis de Sales, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Spanish Club: Chairman Class Night. Ambitious Kay, with a flair for writing, will he a successful re- porter. NICHOLAS J. KRILI. St. Mary's, Troy Guard of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Friendly, witty Nick's ability to write makes him a C.C.H.S. author. KENNETH P. I.aBEI.LE St. Joscph's, Green Island Riding Club: Rifle Club: Glee Club: Junior Red Cross: Sodality: Art Club. Artistically-inclined Kenny is il very active member of the Art Club. S 5' E? ,W .f Jiiaqmcchaa, faa1LmQn,. JOHN J. KEENAN St. Francis de Sales, Troy Glee Club: Perpetual Mass League: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Trustworthy, witty Jack will be a stellar contribution from C.C.H.S. to the medical field. JOHN T. KELLY St. Jude's, Wynantskill Homeroom Officer: Guard of Hon- or: Perpetual Mass League: Propa- gation of Faith. 'l'ed's Manager for a Day ex- perience will aid him iu his future associations. ROBERT P. KIRBY St. Patrick's, WVatervliet SUCH: Homeroom Officer: Guard of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Propa- gation of Faith: Sodality. Sincere Bob lists science as his favorite subject. OLGA KRILL St. Nicholas, Watervliet C.P.C.: Bowling League: Secretarial Club: Ring Committee: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodaliy. Friendly Olga will forever cherish a memory of retreats at Catholic High. DAVID LaBOISSII-IRE St. Patrick's, Watervliet Junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Art Club, A prize winning artist, Dave is a romisin worker. P E Page thirty-five INIURWINH I twts Stslct' . ill ts Q A ' 2 ' lnt L :nt ,'lSl'l , ll V' t J ' ' . Lt. lor thc tlztily hulk-tin. SISTER MARY ll,XP'I'IS'I'.fX, R.S.Nl. QUE BFI.l,El:X! . . , SAYS Sistur Mary Baptism :ts Sister john EITlTIlllIlll0l explains Qnmfl Snnnish rnctnme In Sistm' Rfnrv M..- W., v...AM., .,.,,,, U Had, . Xlhlkittg' through our hulls. ont: fun frequently hour surh fttmiliztr foreign cxprmsiotts zts -A Quc flint! Qucl jour! .Xltltouglt lilllgllllgl' rlxtsscs :nrt- ultc-tt tt struggle, thc stutlcnts burst with pritltf wht-n uttcring thcir fztvoritc cxprcssions in Frfzitll. Cicrinztn. Latin. Spanish, :Ind CYCII Grctrk. Both tht' nioclct'n :tml clztssicztl lilllQllllgC'S scvm to be gmwitig' in popularity hcrtr Onflt yvztr. Scicucvl English: Ciitilcnship Etltlczltitm I,itt-rztturc Cimntnittcc. SISIER -IOHN ICMNIANIYEI, CI.S.AI. Spanish: Spanish Clluhi llhristophcr fllllll. SISTER MARY CHRISTINI-i, RSM. English: Lining World Histursg Our I,mly's COTI'lII'llllCf', V ig if -v-.. ICSPXNX ICS l'lXI'ORliSl1O :tg ish Nllllli'lllS Curry l.t'trt1ztt4l, l l'2llllx lI.,Ill Nlztrgit' Nlzlclwy, :mtl jt'rry .Xlstnn lllllliif II llllll' thmttgh tht' ftllllllly x RICY. CIllXRl.li5 Y. ILXNIXK: lltntctm ul Ntllll' l,.IlllC Ilztllg .Xthlttif lliicclrnt Xns Club: Riding Clulmg f'llL'l'l'll'2l1ll'IS. SlS'Il ,R NIXRY ROSIIX. R,S,XI. Sthoul OI'l'ict', SISTIER MARY IOANNICS, R.S.NI.: Inltm C tiun tn Business: llttsim-ss Nl1lll2Igl'll liginng SlllL'Ylll1lll5lllIbI Pinglish: Nlissmns int Patlztrlins, ,y .. Rl-',V. HENRY CZ. KZXRR. USA.: R1-ligiun I mul Il. SlSll .R CA'I'llliRlNli ILOISICIIIX, 118.14 . m.XL u.w,QxWW W Inav gn lllINlIll'ii I..mg Slunthgnul: Mulmuxixlu 5 VBR gqyn flllllllllllli. Slillfli l05I .l'll .XNIIRI-',, KI.S.,l.: 'Iwpingg lhuirlvw l.:lw3 Lillll' Sislrxw' llluh: Snui.ll Mliun. lllu' lJIlll5 ol' Ullllilfllllllly lvzul Izu' Zlllll wulc' l Im' llu' mrnnnuwxml Nlll1ll'lllS ul llu' llama ul lm. Slunlluuul. typing. mul l1llNlllK'SN law nu' Huw ilu' sulmjmlx ul llu' lmsl. Our lu-ruul ul clvlxmg mln lllt' mlilluull lnnlrlvlns ul lmukkcvlnil1g, nu-rmluur mli ing Jlllil sallvslllxlllsllip lulu- lwumu' nu'uun'im N . Illgul will :mul us in our lulurc' lill' in llu' lJll5lIll'SS wurlll. Cllvrlxs. s1'ml'1'l:u1'im's. snl1'snu'l1, l14u1kk1'cpc'l'x, 'uul nlliu' lll'llI'lL:t'I'S will own' llu-ir 'SIIKKFNN to llll' unliriug 1-llorls ul llu- mpgllwlv lzuully ul lllk' UJIIIIIIVH Illl 1l4'IJQIl'lIlli'lll. R1 Q UCH METHUU wma :neun ,nu- .ll ,KN liXt1lCl.l.liN'I'IDEX thinks Ifnlluw' Curr ns lu' umulvn nlu-Ilu-r lu' miglu ligurn' his flaw 1lXt'l'1lgCS un 4- lu-xx aulmling lll.ll'lllIlt' lll'IllUllNIl'LllL'4l lw SlQlL'l' f:1lIll1'l'lllC lll1'llll zuul Sim-r ,luwpln Mulrv. l lxzlral fllll'l'lll LXILIIIXKL l'l' UN Sl'lf,lill Nlllliy llullvlt, Mary ljlllglllilll, n1'illl'l1'l' Billlllll, lrcuu llnuly, ulul Bur flick :man .ul Ilu- km-ls uluilm- Olga: klill, Bully ,Inum:um, mul .xllll llillgllK'llllll rcnul mpy. thaLwQ,may,lu2,w Loufwm Page thirty-seven MARY A. LAIACONA St. joseph's, Troy French Club: Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Band: Guard of Honor. Ambitious Mary shows gayety in her artistic drawings. KATHLEEN A. LILLIBRIDGE St. Mary's, Troy C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Sictztarial Club claims much of perky Katy's time at Catholic High. GERALDINE A. LEONARD Our Lady of Victory, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: C.P.C.: Spanish Club: Homeroom Officer: Sodality. Participation in the Spanish Club has made Gerrie's years at C.C.H.S. fly. JANICE P. LEARY Our Lady of Victory, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Spanish Club: Sodality. A quite, unassuming girl, jan is a loyal supporter of Catholic High. ROSILYNN M. LaPOINTE St. Peter's, Troy C.P.C.: Riding Club: Prom Com- mittee: Homeroom Officer: Ring Committee: Art Club. Diligent and ambitious Lynn is sure to succeed as a fashion designer. Page thirty-eight BARBARA M. LANSING St. Agnes, Cohoes C.P.C.: Glee Club: Prom Commit- tee: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith. Fashion-wise Barb has all the essen- tials for becoming a successful secretary. RICHARD P. LEONARD Sacred Heart of Mary, Watervliel. Glee Club: Homeroom Officer: Guard of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Art Club. Lively Butch, a member of the Art Club, plans a career as a draftsman. ROBERT E. LENNON St. Patrick's, Troy junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality: Guard of Honor. Cheerful Bob, usually seen with a broad smile, found school a chal- lenging adventure. TERESE G. LAWLOR Our Lady of Victory, Troy French Club: Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Prom Committee: Sec- retarial Club: Homeroom Officer. Exhibiting school spirit, Terry is never missing at Crusader games. SOPHIE M. LaROCHELLE St. joseph's, Cohoes French Club: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Sophie's ability to cope with figures will aid her as a bookkeeper. itj ' 1h.om,ion!mq,aLa.wmi ..io LOIS A. LLOYD St. Augustine's, Troy CATHOLICON: C.P.C.: SUCH: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Quiet, but fun-loving, Lo cherishes memories of the Holy Hours at C.C.H.S. NANCY A. LYNCH St. l'etcr's, Troy CA'l'll0l.lCON: TRIUNE: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Nursing is the profession chosen by pretty, dark-haired Nan. MARGARET M. MACKEY St. joseph's, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: C.P.C.Z Spanish Club: Homeroom Officer: Soiree Committee. Pep, personality, and a ffriendly manner have made Margie a fav- orite at C.C.H.S. 'I'H OMAS P. MAHONEY St. Mary's, Troy Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Ovuiet Moe's inclination toward history should aid him in his career in the Air Force. EUNICE M. MALPASS St. Augustine's, Troy C.P.C.: Riding Club: Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Propagation of Faith: Art Club. Eunie, with her sparkling eyes and warm smile, has added sun- shine to C.C.ll.S. U nvLLv,Znoman.... JOSEPH D. LOMBARDI St. Michael's, Troy Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality: Art Club. Friendly, likeable joe always en- joyed his art a nd bookkeeping classes. MARGARET A. LYONS St. joseph's, Troy C.P.C.: Spanish Club: Homeroom Officer: Soiree Committee: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith. Pretty, neat, trim, Margie will always remember the old school. SANDRA A. MAI-IONEY St. Mary's, Waterford CATHOLICON: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Perpetual Help League: Homeroom Officer: Guard of Honor, Sweet Sandy's fancy towards writing poetry has gained her recognition in English. JOHN MALONE St. Peter's, Troy junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: So- dality. Aniiable Moe is a likely candi- date for the U. S. Navy. JANICE M. MANNING St. Peter's, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: Riding Club: Glee Club: Homeroom Officer: Sodality. Singing in Glee Club has given attractive jan the inspiration to direct one. Page thirty-nine 5 , CONSTANCE A. MARCHAND St. Marie's, Cohoes French Club: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Spanish Club: Secretarial Club: Library Assistant. Religion and Spanish classes are petite Conuie's most treasured memories. JOAN M. MASON Sacred Heart of Mary, Watervliet TRIUNE: C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Sincere and smiling joanie has always brought the highest spirit to C.C.H.S. M. DONNA MATTHEYVS St. Peter's, Troy C.P.C.: Riding Club: Glee Club: Perpetual Help League: Propaga- tion of Faith: Art Club. Reserved and sincere, Donna will always be welcome on any nursing staff. WILLIAM T. MAYO St. Peter's, Troy Glee Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality: Art Club. Always humorous and witty, Bucky found enjoyment in art class. BLANCHE M. MCCORMACK St. Agnes, Cohoes French Club: Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality. Blanche's charming personality will be an asset to her as a beautician. Page forty MARJORIE L. MARGIASSO St. Nicholas, Watervliet CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Art Club: Library Assistant. Our Little Margie is quite the re- porter for the C.C.H.S. TRIUNE. 'J MARGARET L. MASTROGIACOINIO Our Lady of Victory, Troy C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Homeroom Officer: Cheerleader fj.V.j Cheer- leader fVarsityj, Capt.: Soiree Committee. Cheerful jock worked hard and long as the captain of Varsity Cheerleaders. CHRISTINE R. MATTISON St. Mary's, Troy CATHOLICON: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Guard of Honor: Sodality: Art Club. The greatest lesson that sincere, friendly Chris learned in C.C.H.S. was patience. MARY E. MCCARTHY St. Patrick's, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: Riding Club: Secretarial Club: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Honest, dependable Mary's efficiency in law will assist her in the business world. HELEN M. MCCREA St. Mary's, Troy Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: SUCH: Glee Club: Perpetual Help League: Propagation of Faith. Cheerful Scotty's favorite memory is the peace of soul brought by the retreats. Bn, ' clam ' MAUREEN K. MrCOVERN St. l'atritk's, XVatervliet Ch-e Club: Spanish Club: Secre- tarial Club: lloineromn Olificer: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Retreats and the Senior Ball will never he forgotten by cheerful Mo. nowiuux 1. WN.-tn St. .loseph's, Green Island lfrench Club: Varsity Club: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Art Club: Manager lfootball 'l'eatn. Sports-inintled Howie has been an efficient manager of our football teams, JAMES j. MEROIA St. Mary's, Waterford Varsity Club: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Football: Varsity Basket- ball: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Quiet jim, the President of the Varsity Club, will inake a fine coach. -IRAN E. Mlcznm. St. l'eter's, 'l'roy CA'I'll0l.lCON: C.P.C.: Riding Club: Clue Club: Secretarial Club: Propagation of Faith. Participating in the Clee Club is friendly jean's favorite pastitne. I.lI.l.lAN M. MICl.l'f'l l'E St. Mary's, 'l'roy French Club: C.P.C.: Cuard ol' Honor: Perpetual Mass l.t'agtte: Propagation of Faith. Her friendly smile and accommo- dating manner will aid Mickey's career as an airline hostess. f . f fr.. .lk i Qs. ii xr ' is wiv ti tt' ' I i f X 2' 'fin 'N ' t v r -qt . , .1 g . -X K 8 M4 s ki 9 I ta' 00II'lIl,lpDf2l1f.5Di... l.AURE'l l'A A. McGUIRK St. Mary's, Troy lfreuch Club: C.P.C.: Riding Club: Prom Conunittee: Homerootn Of- ficer. Likeable Laurie will remember the Christmas Pageant for years to come! PHYLLIS M. MELITI St. Francis de Sales, Troy C.P.C.: Glee Club: Spanish Club: Secretarial Club: Homeroom Offi- cer: Soiree Committee. A pleasant smile tops the tasteful outfits of future secretary Phyllis. KATH LEEN E. M ESSITT St. Augustine's. Troy C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Ring Committee: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Faithful Kathy's attendance at Sodality pageants and retreats shows her true school spirit. ANNE'l l'E M. MICIION St. Angustine's, Troy C.l'.C.: Perpetual Help League: Prom Committee: Secretarial Club: Perpetual Mass League: Propaga- tion of Faith. Sparkling Annette lists the Senior Ball as her happiest memory at Catholic High. NORMA M. M ION St. Patil the Apostle. Troy C.P.C.: Cleef Club: Spanish Club: Secretarial Club: Hoineroont Of- ficer: Girard of Honor. Nortna's beautiful creations have brought her much fame in C.P.C. fashion shows. Page forty-one and JBL Ahall dbmci lub, munul, and lub. lufww SISTICR XIXRY ELIZ.-XBEIII, C.S.j,: Ainvri- Cilll lliQtoryg World Histury. SISIFR NIKRY 'l'RlNl'l'.'XS, R.S.NI.2 Ellgiiqlj Rfiigifllli CiIi!Cll9iliP ElillCllliUll. SISTIER I'A'I'RICK IAURF'I I'A, C.S.NI,: XVm'ltl History: .'xl1lCl'iCilll History: Gcncrzll Sciuuccg EllCiIlll'iNliC Cmmnillv. S'l'.-YI'li Ulf 'HHS WORLD is the topic nl' f'lrllH.'l'S2lliUll zmiong Sister Mary Elizabeth, Sister Mary 'l'rinitzxQ, :mtl Sister Patrick I.2llllAl'lfZl. POWER Oli' fIONCIiN'I'R.K'l'lON The minds of our thirtl prwitul scimlzursitip class bccotiic vngulfctl with up-tu-datlu nuwe CXCIIIS as thc Class pmulcrs 'hc NEW YORK TIN IFS 41 ff T35 QMS.. -N- 'i !TQ'yv3 -1. ZQFQPQ . 4:--tt, ll SISIICR XIXRY NlI .IU2lf.lll S, R.i.Xl.: l,LlllIlI SlSllCll I,XNll S l'l.XlilNl'l, 1.5.1.1 l'l.llH' f1'llIIIl'llN' Suliml Ummm-lux' xllX.llli1'4l xlL:l'l7l'.lI X . SISIICR KIXRY K'l Xllll 451 XII lllu nglixlu. Illl'IIllllH' Iimnlnillvc. WHYI IN llr lm an mulnll-, ut L'lllIlNl', l'XlJl.IlllN 5lNll'l Many Nll'l XI.u1x xlK'lLl'1lL'N .unl IuSlsI1'l lgumw Kll.nium-. SIS I lull Nl XRIS N I l-,l.l. X, 6.5.1. lYul'l1l llismn: xlllkllfllll lliw lurv: l's'lp4'llml lla-lp Cluhg Sn xml -Xrlmu. SISIICR fIliCZll.lX NIXRIF. lI.S.I.: llzlrmunxg Rluliulcnls 1 xllllill't'l Sl5ll .R Xlxllll DURK 'l Xl x XX'mMllnp. IRUYINIL lllli l'OlN'l SlNll'l Nlaxlix Slvllzl luuks nu .llxpmxlllglx ululm' Suu-1 In-ull.: NIMH' nml NINIVI Nlqnx lmmllu-zu dnvrk Ilu' zuullunp and 1:11, Jill A,QULQfA, A!mlL he I7I,Qdl1LLf,Q, . Page forty-U1 rev .IOHN J. MISSENIS St. Augustine's, Troy Girard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality. lntlustrious jack will be flying high as a pilot in the Air Force. M. JANET MOORE St. Augustine's, Troy CATHOLICON: French Club: Paladins: C.P,C.: Glee Club: Cen- tral Officer. jan's friendly smile and responsible attitude have made her a charming executive. MARCIA A. MORRONE St. Patrick's, Watcrvliet C.P.C.: Homeroom Officer: Sniree Committee: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith: Dramatics. Sprightly Marcia prefers history, and she finds enjoyment listening to popular records. JAMES F. MURPHY St. Paul the Apostle, Troy French Club: Clee Club: Varsity Club: Varsity Football: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Popular, easy-going Murph will long cherish the memory of making the football team. EDWARD J. MURRAY St. Miehael's, Troy Glee Club: Varsity Club: Spanish Club: Varsity Football: Perpetual Mass League: Sodality. Friendly Ed will continue to hunt and to fish when he is a forest l'IlllgCl'. Page forty-four CARMEL M. MONTANINO St. Peter's, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: SUCH: Clee Club: Guard of Honor: Sodality. History classes and C.P.C. meetings have been most enjoyed by cheer- ful Connie. IRI-INE M. MORAND Sacred Heart, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Pretty, reserved Irene will always remember the happy hours at Glec Club practice. JOHN P. MOULTON St. Patrick's, Watcrvliet Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Mannerly John hopes to become a florist after graduation. MARY P. MURPHY St. Patrick's, Waiervliet French Club: Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: Prom Committee: Home- room Officer: Ring Committee: CATHOLICON. Happy-gorlucky Murph will enjoy it career teaching school. PATRICIA A. MURRAY St. Michael's, Troy C.P.C.: Glee Club: Spanish Club: Homeroom Officer: Guard of Hon- or: Sodality. Blissful Patsy enjoys Management, and she devotes her spare time to dancing. we Llaaluuwliolrnnw... MARGARET A. MYERS St. I'atrit,k's, 'l'roy lfrench Club: Pius 'l'enth: C.l'.C.: Riding Club: Catholic luforination: Secretarial Club. English and niatlicnigttics courses attract lively Peggy, who anticipates a secretarial Career. OLGA M, NAZAR St l'atrit'k's, 'l'roy C,I',C.: SUCH: Clee Club: Guard nf Honor: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Attending Latin classes added great pleasure to friendly Ollic's days at Catholic High. jOllN j. NEITLEY Our I.ady of Victory, Troy Clem: Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality: Golf Team. jack, a pro-golfer, is a prominent player of the C.C.H.S. golf team. jOSEl'H B. NIAI. St. Auguslinc's, Troy Cfl'l'HOl.ICON: SUCH: Rifle Club: Cuard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Sodality. Scientific-minded joe spends all his spare time in research for the SUCH. ARTHUR PZ. NOLIN St. Ann's, Cohocs French Club: Glee Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality. Scientific Art has spent his four years preparing to enter the Air l orct'. wr-Y 'NU' aafaludowtaaaagagvma... cammnn ll, NASH St. Brigid's, Waterrliet Varsity Club: Hoinerooin Officer: junior Red Cross: 'l'ennis 'lilfilllll Propagation of Faith. Blond, sociable Gerry intends to extend his Business l.aw course to a career. llON.Kl.lI A. NE.-KRY St. Agnes, Cohoes Guard of Honor: Propagation of lfaith: Sodality. A major in business subjects, plus his easy-going manner, assure success for Don. MARGAREI' A, NEII. Sacred Heart, Troy tZA'l'llOl,ItION: lfrench Club: C.l'.C.: Glee Club: Homeroom Officer: Dramatics. Pretty Peggy, an excellent student, is all set for her teaching career. IIOAN M. NOLAN St. joseph's, Green Island French Club: t1.l'.t:.: Perpetual Help League: Secretarial Club: Hotnt-room Officer: Guard of Honor, Lixely joan will long he remem- bered for her loyalty to our basket- ball teani. MAUREEN NOONAN St. Peler's, 'I roy CATHOLICONC TRIUNE: Frencli Club: Paladins: Bowling League: Homcrooln Officer. Cooperative in all school activities, cheerful and sociable, Butch is an enthusiastic sportswoman. Page forty-five THOMAS G. NOONAN St. Bernard's, Cohoes French Club: SUCH: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality. Kind, humorous Tom will make a good doctor and a good friend. JAMES j. O'KEEFE St. Mary's, Troy Varsity Club: Homeroom Officer: Varsity Baseball: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Agile jim's skillful left arm has pitched exciting baseball games for C.C.H.S. PHILIP O'NEILL St. Patrick's, Troy , Hockey Team: Homeroom Officer: Central Officer: Ball Committee: Guard of Honor: Perpetual Mass League. Affable, conscientious Phil, our Senior Class Treasurer, is also a hockey star. VITO R. PASCULLIS St. Patrick's, Watervliet Paladins: Prom Committee: Ball Committee: Ring Committee: Guard of Honor: Perpetual Mass League. Scholarly Veet's maxim, It'll never fly will rest forever in C.C.H.S. halls. HENRIETTA PERAZZINI St. Francis de Sales, Troy C.P.C.: Glee Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Willingness to study will aid de- pendable Henrietta in the nursing profession. Page forty-six KATHERINE F. O'HARA St. Paul the Apostle, Troy C.P.C.: Spanish Club: Bowling League: Secretarial Club: Propaga- tion of Faith. Her courteous manner and exquisite grooming will add success to Kate's career in business. MARGARET M. O'NEIL St. Patrick's, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: Riding Club: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith. Cheerful, efficient Margie will be a valuable asset to some office. JOHN E. PALLADINO St. Paul the Apostle, Troy Catholic Information: Guard of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. john's friendly manner will enhance the pharmaceutical profession. M. LYNNE PENDERGAST St. Augustine's, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: Riding Club: Glee Club: Homeroom Officer: Dramatics: Valedictorian. Versatile Lynne displays her talents in school work, dramatics, and horseback riding. PATRICIA A. PETERSON St. Augustine's, Troy C.P.C.: Spanish Club: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Pro- pagation of Faith: Sodality. Petite Pat will never forget the good times spent in Spanish class. efeLu4.1ovn.nn.e,anoflz.en, CAROL I. PHILLIPS St. Augustine's, Troy C.P.C.-: Riding Club: Glce Club: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Gentle, pensive Carol has been a regular communicant at First Fri- day Mass in C.C.H.S. ELLAMAE E. POWELL St. Patrick's, Troy Paladins: C.P.C.: Theresians: Homeroom Officer: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Sincere thoughts have made L decide upon a career in nursing. CAROLE A. QUACKENBUSI-I St. Patrick's, Watcrvliet C.P.C.: Glce Club: Guard of Hon- or: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Sweet, smiling Carole has advanced as rapidly in typing as in popu- larity. THERESA M. RAC-OSTA St. Mary's, Troy Paladins: C.P.C.: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sndality. Amicable Theresa will remember all the wonderful times she has had in C.P.C. ELOISE F. RANCOURT Sacred Heart of Mary, Watervliet French Club: Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: Prom Committee: Secretarial Cluh: Homeroom Officer. El's gay spirit blends well with her grace and genleel manner. n.Io1m.11Ll1wnz.Hnd.... CLAUDIA V. PITTS Sacred Heart, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: SUCH: Glee Club: Cheerleader fj.V.j, Capt.: Cheerleader QVarsityj. Vivacious Claudia has an enviable record in sports and scholastic endeavors. ELAINE M. PRAGON St. Patrick's, YVatervliet Clee Club: Perpetual Help League: Prom Committee: Soiree Commit- tee: Sodality. Elaine has proved her ability as a musician and as a homeroom president. CAROL E. RADIGAN St. Ambrose, Latham C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Guard of Houur: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Pert Carol devotes many happy hours to Glee Club practice. DOROTHY A. RAMROTH Our Lady of Victory, Troy C.P.C.: Theresians: Homeroom Of- Vficer: Guard of Honor: Perpetual Mass League: Dramatics. Diligent Dot's ability in Math has merited the envy of her classmates. DORIS A. REILLY St. Ioseplfs, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith. Dor's friendliness toward all will add to her success as a secretary. Page forty-seven 5I5IImR NLXRY IIOXSOIAIN, R.S.Nl: In- Irmluclirrll In IIIINIIIVNSL lfllgllhlll Litilvllslmip I-lsluuxliuug Nlimiun Cllulmg 'Ice-n .Xgc Hunk illuh. SIS I I'.R I'.NlI'.Rl I .L K1.8..I.: I'll4'llll'Illlll'f Ugr- hmg fll'flllIl'l 1 5: IIlll'l llwmlizltl' Xlgvlmzg Sm i.nl .lctiruli Pius X Clnll. SISIHR XIXRX KXXROIIIIS, R.S.M.: I,uIil1: fllll l.:1cIv'x fI4lllIlllIIlL'C. KIIASSWXRIJ-ISOVNII . , . .M they 11.111 way'-, hislcl Xlnrx iIul1ml.llu, Sislur Iinlc'l'il:l, mul SINIUI' Mary Klumlus plan tin' Slflllvgv ol' unmllvr mlxu. jim, dazxbuz, io Umifzuff, 6.4 wind. and. Qxampllo, . . HYOII SlI.'XI.I. ISIC KING . . . Xl'm'ds l,I'0lll thc' rvcnrclillg ul' NI.XKIIiIi'I'Il prml' 1'lIlL'l'I1lIlllIIg ilu wcll :As cmlllcnliomll to Nick Krill, kluhn Nliswnis, Pnl Romney, :uul Klnml l5uIn'v1'. 'l'I1c'rc :irc mum' rnmrtunitics olfcrvcl lax' thc- sac-ull zmcl In lmuilml X0llllJlllllI'Y. In uurnulism - - I I . I. . I . . . .I I 1'.IlglISll Ik'l1:11'ln1cl1t to thc' HIHIIICIIIS lll zulclluon class, przullxczxl zlpplluxlxmz ol lllc' lessons nn L0 thc stunclurcl Iinglish L,UIlI'fwR', Nloulcling onC'S muclc' while hlllilC'lIlS work on Llll' 'IRIIINIC Zllll zllxilily to cxprcss luis tlloughls is :u'l1icx'ccl in IIIC CI.X'I'IIUI,lllON. SCIIIUIB :Arc also cllcmlrzlgcml Crvutivc' XVriling. Ifllgllxll lllwrksllup :mtl Spcccll ln zlfllic-vm' :ln :lp1Jrc'c'i:1lirm of IAIIIQIISII :Incl .'Xnu-ri Claus llllll to Uliminzltc IIlISt2lkK'S in K'VL'I'yiI1ly fam lIl1'I'1llllI'4'. .1 M 'K fig if i wi le cf N I I . x 4 .'l'x' . ' : - Nxmwx hix llzlxilc' I Il plans Im llu' IImuI SlNIl'Il I'b ' ' I XII XII f.XIIII'.RINIa, 61.8. ,. I lun ml XI,llI11 lu.:tlu. Iivllglullg I'1II'IIIt'lIllllX Ilhc Inu . , ' ., SKI.: SISIICRY XIXRY YXIIIKYIII R Illm I -.nglnshj lQ1'm'l.lI Iillsillvsx. SISIIQR YNIIIIIII 5 ' K KNNI CSI lcmml S1 IUIIIUQ I Il'Illl'IlI4IIV 'xIR1'IIlI.IQ Nulrv DIIIIII' ' ' f'IllIr S4 IVIIH' SISII'1IlSI4RliI'N0I V -- . . . Inu IIIHIIIVIIISIII-I1'I vlmol Iiml Nislvr IQKIIIIIIIIII Kizlllwlillv, Sixlrl NI.ny N.IIIl.IIIIl'!, :ami SIQIM' NI1lliI1Izl hm: .IIIIIINI rl Irv pvls nf Nuns' IIJIIIIP. . flw, paopln fm wlwm, llzcq hmm bac If'If'ffIl'lIOIf . IIII' ITIIQIHII ll7llI'Nt'N nl QIQIIIIUIIK 5 gm' mIc'srgllm'mI In IIITIIQIIAI' Us IU . nu Iv l l 111 1 ' IN! . 4 'Q . ll I 1 ' I '- g 3 ul ' ' I u xl ' 'L ,Q vc' 4 Q ' ' A .I- .. .h. , 3 - 4,1 xx: RI-ligi.-ng m ,, r .. I1.,. 4 ' ' IYI1 I. lIKII'IY: Rcligiuili JAMES lf. REILLY St. Patil the Apostle, Troy C. k'I'HOl.lCON: TRIUNF: Yarsitx' Cluhg Varsity Basketball: Cuartl of Honor: l't'op:ig'atitni of lfaith. An athlete and scholar, -lint is also an ardent worker on the TRIKNIC staff. liI.IlAlEli'l'll A. RFOHR St, jtwpttw, Troy C,P.C.: Secretarial Club: Gttartl of llonor: junior Real Cross: Per- petual Mass League: Propagation of Faith, Petite and delightful Bet will net er forget the lessons taught at C' l' K' ADEIAIIJE M. RICHMOND St. Ambrose, I.atham C.P.C.3 Glee Club: Bowling League: Cuartl of Honor, Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Quiet, reserxed .Mltly plans to be a receptionist after graduation. .-XNNETIAE Nl. RIZZO St. Mary's, Troy C.l'.C.: Glee Clubg Prom Cotnmit- tee: Soiree Committee: Perpetual Mass League: Art Club. The Senior Ball rates first on AIlIlCIlClS list of happiest memories at C.C.ll.S. CLIIfl ORD AI. ROCQUE St. Patil the Apostle, Troy French Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sotlnlity. Dark and cleeorous Cliff law class ns tnuch as Page fifty 'OW K Qi t f ,M 655 ,rf- Q K if Q .. fi A git ml tb' ' 2 .ir GW? wc, I ,iw 5 W! .W , ,,f. a ff is fl at 'L if 't X Qt QP ts- . . if 54 e S ,X MS. . if MARY ROSE V. RENAUD St. Patriclds, NVatervliet lfrench Clubg Glee Club: Guartl of Honorg Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of I-'aithg Sotlality. Cay and loveable Rc has apl preciatetl best the retreats at Cath- olic High. SUS.-KN M. RHEINAUER Sarretl lleart, Troy C.l'.C.3 Clec Club, Catholic ln- forntationg Prom Conunittee: Prop- agation of Faith: Art Club. Sincere and tlctnure Sue will make a fine tnetlical secretary. AIKRIIAN A. RILEY St. I'etcr's, Troy French Club: Palarlins: 'l'het'esiaus: Cnarcl of Honor: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Dainty Marilyn is one of the Crusatlers' staunchest supporters in school activities. VIOHN II. ROBINSON St. Paul the Apostle, Troy Varsity Club: Varsity llascballg junior Retl Cross: Perpetual Mass l,eagueg Propagation of Faith: Art Club. Humorous, happy-go-lucky jack en- joys playing Varsity baseball at C.C.H.S. I'A'l'RlCIX A. ROONEY Sacred Heart, Troy C.Yl'HOI.lCONC Pitts Tentltg C. l'.C.g lloinerooin Officer: Ring Connnittee: Guartl of Honor. Energetic l'at is forever snapping pictures of all her friends at C.C.ll.S. ' ' Aoak in. like the nam, . CLAUDE A. ROUSSFAU St. l'atrick's, 'l'roy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: Varsity Cltlb: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Foot ball: Varsity Basketball. Successful Varsity achievements 'ind All City were honors bestowed on athletic Claude. l'Alil. A. RUSSO Our Lady of Victory, Troy SUCH: Hockey 'l'eam: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. l'anI's mathematical ability will make easy his road to an cn- gineering career. LAWVRENCH VV. RYAN St. Peter's, 'l'roy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: Varsity Club: Varsity Football: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith. Sportswise Larry prow-rl himself a physical asset to the Football tea m. ' BARBARA A. SCHNAPP St. Pins X, Londonville French Club: C.P.C.: Prom Com- mittee: Homeroom Officer: Ring Committee: Cuard of Honor. llarb's charm and fondness for biology should insure her success as a nurse. Rl-INA A. SECUIN St. Mary's, Troy French Club: Pitts Tenth: C.P.C.: Perpetual llelp 'Ieague: Secretarial Illubg Propagation of Faith. Rena's helpfulness and friendliness Nill always be remembered by us. 512121, dzamufuuz, Z I 'lt ilii I . s :':i X .f ldtefhedew MARLENE M. RUSHIA St. jean the Baptist, Troy Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Bowling League: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Capable Marlene is looking forward to a course in pediatrics after graduation. CATI IERINE' E. RYAN St. joseph's, Troy C.l'.C.: Glee Club: Perpetual Help Leaglte: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Helpful Kay, practicing kindness, prepares to be a nurse. FRANCES M. SATTERDAY St. Patricks, Watervlict Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality. Proficient and congenial Fran will prosper in her business career. MARY E. SCULLY St. Ambrose, Latham C.P,C.: Spanish Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality. Studious Mary Ellen has learned the art of self-reliance at Catholic High. JOSEPH N. SGROI St. Anthony's, Troy Paladins: Central Officer: Ball Com- mittee: Guard of Honor: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality. Extraordinary power of leadership, shown by Prefect joe, shotild guarantee his future successi Page fifty-one Tom, spending much time on bi- TIMOTHY J. SHANLEY St. Augustine's, Troy Guard of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Tim's quiet efficiency should get him places in life. CAROLYN M. SHEA St. Patrick's, Troy C.P.C.: Guard .of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Energetic Jessie will always re- member her American History an- swers. JOHN J. SI-IEEHY St. Augustine's, Troy Guard of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propaga- tion of Faith: Art Club. Johnny's consideration and sincerity will certainly help him in the business world. F. SYLVIA SICKLES St. Monica's, Johnsonville C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Homeroom Officer: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Sylvia is certain that her religious training at Catholic High will in- sure a happy future. LYN A. SIGNORELLI St. Patrick's, Troy Varsity Baseball: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality: Art Club. Mild-mannered Lyn's liking for the paint brush may open for him a career in art. Page fifty-two THOMAS E. SI-IANLEY St. Augustine's, Troy Guard of Honor: Junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. ology, still saves some time to tinker with machines. MARGARET C. SHEA St. Patrick's, Troy C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: Secretarial Club: Junior Red Cross: Perpetual Mass League: Propaga- tion of Faith. Brightening all her classes with gayety, Peg has acquired many friends. MARGARET A. SHIELDS St. Brigid's, Watervliet Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: Riding Club: Perpetual Help League: Bowling League: Guard of Honor. Quiet, shy Marge, without a doubt, will make a wonderful nurse. KATHERINE R. SICKLES St. Paul the Apostle, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: SUCH, Homeroom Officer: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Kate's participation in SUCH is a step toward her future in bacteri- ology. F JANET E. SLITER St. Paul the Apostle, Troy French Club: Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: SUCH: Homeroom Officer: Dra- matics. D Comely Jan's mastery in sewing was responsible for her being C.P.C.is fashion queen. ' iolm je.cLfo .. Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: CAROI. II. SMITII St. Peler's, Troy C.l'.C.: Glee Club: Perpetual Help League: Secretarial Club: llotue- toolu Officer: llramatics. Working backstage during the play is one of Carols happiest mem- ories at C.C.H.S. MARGARET A. SPAIN St. l'eter's, Troy Glee Club: Spanish Club: Secre- tarial Club: llomeroom Officer: J Propagation of Faith: Dramatics. I'eg's happiest memory at Catho- lic High is the l954 Christmas Pageant . JOANNE M. STYCZYNSKI lloly lrinity, Troy Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith: Smlality. Secretarial aptitudes learned at C.C.H.S. will benefit congenial jo. DAVID R. TESTA St, Augustine's, 'I'roy Paladins: Prom Committee: Home- room Officer: Soirec Committee: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith. Serious Test will alwa s remem yi . ber the momentous day he re- ceived his class ring. ANN G. TURNER St. Augustine's, 'I'roy C.I'.C.: SUCH: Perpetual Help League: Junior Red Cross: Prop- agation of Faith: Sodality. Petite Ann, planning a career in sketching, certainly shows a talent for that work. df, alL ' we A Q.. i ' 2- e iv 3 .-gm, 'Sw' 4 if ' fr 5. N.. gap. ,mae at Jam, 0 lwlq. JOSEPH A. SOLDANI St. Patrick's, Troy Varsity Club: Homeroom Officer Guard of Honor. Statmch-hearted joe, who enjoys science, also took time out for football. CAROL A. STRATTA St. Patrick's, YVatervIiet Perpetual Mass League: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality: Art Club. Imaginative, sedate Cas will be sure to succeed as an interior decorator. j. ANNE SWEENEY St. Augustine's, Troy C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Home- room Officer: Ring Committee: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith. Anue's neatncss and sociability have made her a model C.P.C. member. CAROL A. THIBODEAU St. joseph's, Green Island French Club: C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: Secretarial Club: Propagation of Faith: Library As- sistant. Carol's cooperative attitude will be an asset in her secretarial endeavors. DOROTHY M. UMBACH St. Francis de Sales, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: C.P.C.: Glee Club: Perpetual Help Club: Perpetual Mass League. Cute Dottie really enjoys the ac- tivities of the Perpetual Help League. Page fifty-three Varsity Football: Soiree Committee: AMALIA F. VALENTI St. Mary's, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: French Club: C.P.C.: Homeroom Officer: Cheerleader U. V.j. Cheerful Millie enjoys good music and adds zest to the TRIUNE staff. PATRICIA A. VAN SLYKE St. joseph's, Troy CATHOLICON: TRIUNE: French Club: C.P.C.: Cheerleader U. VJ: Cheerleader fVarsityj. Amiable and energetic Pat has faithfully cheered the Crusaders to victory. WALLACE J. WALRAED St. Paul the Apostle, Troy Hockey Team: Spanish Club: Prop- agation of Faith: Sodality. Facetious WVally contributes greatly to the force of the Hockey Team. DAVID 1. IVALSH St. Patrick's, Troy Glec Club: Varsity Club: Hockey Team: Varsity Football: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Ability in art and strategy in hockey have been credited to in- dustrious Dave. PATRICIA E. WVALSH St. Ann's, Cohoes C.I'.C.: Perpetual Help League: Bowling League: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross. Witty, energetic Peachie has en- livened many basketball games with her cheering. ANNE M. VAN BUSKIRK St. joscph's, Green Island C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: Secretarial Club: Guard of Honor: junior Red Cross: Propagation of Faith. Quiet Anne has found C.C.H.S. re- treats gratifying experiences. CECILIA A. VUMBACO St. Peter's, Troy C.P.C.: Glee Club: Catholic In- formation: Homeroom Officer: Propagation of Faith: Art Club. Popular, carefree Ceil has added pleasure to the art classes at Cath- olic High. ARLENE C. WALSH St. Patrick's, Troy C.P.C.: Glec Club: Guard of Honor: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith: Soclality. Quiet, well-mannered Ar has mapped out her future as a child nurse. JANICE C. WALSH St. Patrick's, Troy C.P.C.: Perpetual Help League: Band: Homeroom Officer: Propaga- tion of Faith: Sodality. jovial Janice, with her kind, sensi- ble manner, will make an excellent teacher. CAROL A. WATERS St. Paul the Apostle, Troy French Club: C.P.C.: Glec Club: Perpetual Help League: Homeroom Officer: Junior Red Cross. Her friendliness and C.C.H.S. training will benefit Carol when she's an airplane hostess. dlLilLQ,wv'tlrA,vf,ilLeJfffzfLaJm,4ond,... Page fifty-four Rl'l'A I.. VVATSUN St. l'eter's, Troy C.-X'l'll0l.lCON: Spanish Club: Bowling League: Prom Committee: Secretarial Club: Homerooin Of- ficer. Rita's vivaciousness and helpfulness will long be remembered by faculty and classmates. ELIZABETH A. WHALEY Holy Trinity, Troy C.l'.C.: Secretarial Club: llotneroom Officer: Ring Committee: Guard ol' Honor: Propagation of Faith. lietty is grateful that at C.C.H,S. she obtained a complete training in business subjects. ELAINE M. NVIESENFORTH St. Mary's, Troy C.l'.C.: Glee Club: Guard of Hon- or: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Elaine's abilities in shorthand and transcription will make her an ef- ficient secretary. PAUL E. VVRICHT St. Patrick's, Troy Varsity Club: Band: Varsity Foot- ball: Basketball VJ: Guard of llonor: Propagation of Faith. Paul has proved himself agile at football and at basketball. MEETING OF THE MINDS ,f. up ou Notre Dame hill our llouor Students relax after four years of earnest study. Sralerl first row: Kay Gallagher, 92.923 valetlictorian, I.yune Pcndergast, 9-l.Ill8: Mary A. Hartigan, 92.459 Kate Sickles, 9023: and Matt Clark, 92.06. Srrmul row: Pat Cramer, 92.321 Liz Golden, 90: Carol Connally, 90.23: Diane Alger, 9090: and jim Reilly, 90. Third mtv: Bob Churchville, 90.375 Barbara Lansing, 93311: Sandra Haitko, 90: Pat Connally, 9l.0l: salutatorian, Grace lientley, 94.1275 and class night chairman, Kathleen Kelly, 93.727 f27W unitsj. Fourth row .vlunrliugz Connie Marchand, 90: Madeleine Gilhooley, 9020: Eileen Bragin, 9l.80: and Mary DeRose, 9l .95. Burk ron' xlrmriing: Michael Grogan, 90.733 Dan Carhart, 9004: Bob Heslin, 92.185 and Ed Bracken, 91.68. Absent honor student was joseph Nial, 90.75. FRANCES XVEAVER St. Augustine's, Troy C.P.C.: Glee Club: Perpetual Help League: Guard of Honor: Propagas tion of Faith: Sodality. Fraunie looks forward to future retreats as inspiring as those at Catholic High. KATHLEEN F. WHIMPLE St. Mary's, Troy French Club: Pius Tenth: C.P.C.: SUCH: Perpetual Mass League: Propagation of Faith. Clever, comical Kathie will remem- ber the crowded bus rides to and from school. BARBARA A. YVOLF Holy Trinity, Troy C.P.C.: Secretarial Club: Home- rooul Officer: Guard of Honor: Propagation of Faith: Sodality. Placid Barb displays energy in Secretarial Practice and in school activities. X IN MEMORIAM SALLY MARIE MORRIS, ex '55 St. Peter's, Troy November 23, 1953 JIEL WILLIAM CARHART, '55 Our Lady of Victory, Troy April 22, 1955 Page fifty-six ANNA ROSE REZEY, ex St. Anne's, Troy November 1, 1953 '55 Twice last year a heavy-hearted band of juniors followed the bodies of two of our classmates to their graves. In November, 1954, God called Anna Rose Rezey and Sally Morris home. Anna Rose's happy heart and Sally's patient endurance of her intense suffering made them loved and missed by all of us. In April, 1955, Cod in His Divine Providence, summoned Danny Carhart to his eternal reward. His absence has left 11 deep void in our classrooms and corridors. Although Anna Rose, Sally, and Danny are missed greatly by all of us, we know that they are close to us and will help us all our lives. Give them, 0 Lord, eternal restg And let perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace. Amen. jh1zq,AhalLliu9. V ,fr f 1 s ,f 4 I qi .X k Q .xp V Z, ' f,'v,I,,,f' F. 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A, .. f 1 , f ,gf 2 x Qf 1 4 X' ' 5, Ii f X kr , f S L gh? ,av fy f Cdr, will, open, owl, mouflus, ' me Mother ol' God at the close ol' the Marian Year. when under the direction ol' Sister Mary 'l'liotnas, C.S.4l.. a program ol : eaux was given. An assembly was presented a few days I 'ceding the least ol' the lnnnat'nlate Conception. Among the various tahleaux presented were St, .Xnne and Our Lady, Our Lady ol Sorrows. Fatima, Guadalu1e, l Miraculous Medal, and Our Lady of the United States. IXIAX lll',R HLICSSING .'Kl,WAYS ISE UPON US prays john Gixney portraying -lnan llieqnito, Geraldine Leonard tlepicls our Lady ol' Guadalupe ' ahlean. 'TIS ONLY A SCRAP OF SILVER ORE Mary Alice Driscoll represents Our Lady of the lNIiracnlous Medal. echoes a chorus of twelve senior girls, as our vice-prcfc 35 BEFORE DEPARTINC Reverend F. B, Schatzlein bestows his blessing on janet Moore, as Mary Lon Henning and joycc Burke await their turn. ll. -l 51' li S53 l 3. fl fb Nl lf. Combining the amateur perlornier with the experienced performer, an all-Senior east joined efforts this year and presented jean lierr's jenny Kissed Me in the auditorium, November 30 and December l. Hollywood had nothing on us as we stepped into the limelight. XX'e were also equally proud ol' the fact. that our own Sister Mary Margretta, R.S.Nl., stepped forward now as in reeent years, donning a produrer's tap long enough to select and to direct her procligies. .lane Fitzgerald. veteran ol last year portrayed Alenny, a young and siniple eighteen year-oltl. Lynne Pendergast, as Mrs. Dealey. l'elt responsible lor jenny, her niece, and took her to liye in a rectory where she was housekeeper lor lfather Moynihan. Father, alias .loe Curran, gaye jenny pointers on eharni and. consequently, l'llllllQ'L'Il her entire personality. yloe not only 'HI-IRF ARE YOI'R KEYS, FATHER! Lynne Pendergast, portraying the housekeeper, Mrs, Dealey, is emphatically elling joe Curran, alias Father Moynihan that if her niece, jenny, cannot stay at the rectory neither will she. 5 t , i L 4 it ill ili 'df CIIEING 'l'lll-1 l'AR'l'S are Mary -lo Hickey and Mary Beth Casey, while -lack lfitlpatrick handles the switches and lftank Yisk closes the curtains to end Part l, Scene l. looked the part, hut sounded like a very lantiliar ligure whoni we all know here at Catholic' High. Riyaling for -lenny's allections were lXliehael Saunders and Owen Parksitle. played hy Matt Clark and Holm Clnirehyille. Michael was a very serious-niindecl professor, while Owen was a twenty-year-old college student. Comedy was added hy liileen Delehanty as Shirley 'I'irahossi, Pat Crannage as Sister Mary ol' the Angels. and 'l erry Connally as Owen's father. l.il Colden, as MisslStearns, had hut one interest in lile: pine- apple rice! Mary .-Xnne Hartigan, Henrietta ilacon, and Mary I.ou liulfaline were three typical teen-agers, while Peggy Neil and Janet Moore introdueed the yery sleek type school girl. Backstage, Mary .Io lliekey was Production Manager: Frederieka Gleich. Property: Dot Rani- roth. XN'ardrohe Mistress: Carol Stnith. Sound 'I'erhnieian3 Mary Beth Casey and Janet Moore. Proinptersg and Stage Crew Foreman, Ray Girard. 5-1 - wx? 'N 5, Q H e 9: i 7 ' I i 4 , . M Y ' -l .M I ,E - . 'V 'pin-my f 3. N 2 g N -Y ll H 'ZH I if li 4 23 , , F, 5 ,A M ,Q , Q ' Q, 1 Q A W, '11 '1 H Q fi? W if SO MANY ANGELS . . . I haue ncxcr wen tugctlu-1' All one time, szlixl our Bishop Scully. EN'l'R'.-XC'l'F. . . . fimlw lliehup Scully mul Monsignor Mul- quccn jmially LlbIHCl'Slllg, lI1XlI Rlall Xl llllf, KIIIRISIXIXS W.cu'1w, .mul l'l1IIlI'l'N I.lNlIl1'llNki :lx LIIIPQUIN Uxlxmm-, .lx llu' H11-xwal xliblllfl, lllltl Yiln l'.lw1ulllx, .nw Sl. lnwlmll. umlplvlm' Illl' llulx I.lIllllV IIILIIIIC. HQQQLDQ, flue, nbuj, ali- CL A1411 og In liixllup Snullx' ix lllll fllllltll. KIIRINIXIXS YU XIIUN ISICKLIXS sms xllllhiglltll' XIIIILIIILTII, lm' Sgmi vx' .111-mu um lmuuliml. W I , W- Q ' .. W -W fs.. A A x L NA LX KSSI'.XIl5I,Y Xl.ng.nz'l Xlzltxm, flglml IM luv znlumllml In ilu- f.IllINl Lhllxl. lcglllm- x 4, x ISILNNIXI. nl mu Nl'llilll slum rm N my f wtwut mumaiyhtvgflwwznat . f-1 fa l 2' : 5 Under the guidance ol' Sister Mary Fredericka, R.S.M., the girls of Catholic High sponsor a Charm Personality Club with inembership open to all girls. The C, P. C. meetings are conducted in the auditorium on Friday alternoons. Movies are shown and frequently guest speakers address the meetings. Pamphlets and various booklets are distributed to the girls throughout the year. The main projects of the club are its annual Holy Hour and its operetta and fashion show con- ducted each spring. At the fashion show, Miss Personality, elected by the four classes, is an- nounced. More Marylikeness in women: more Christlikeness in men is the motto and chief ai1n of the club and all its members. LEARNING THE TRICKS OF THE TRADE Miss Katherine Dole, of the Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School, gixes some pointers to Millie Valenti after a C.l',C. meeting. INSPIRING YOUNG GIRLS Reverend Edgar Holden, O.F.M., addresses thc C.P.C. girls at thc Conxent of Mercy Chapel. Albany. yuuwg UlQ!ULliA,f!Ulllj,... THE BODY AND B l-,U1OD JESUS CHRQIST .v C,I'.lH. GIRLS l'RlCl'XRl'1 Sl'lRI'lll.'Kl.I.Y ns lI111'ulcc Slyctlyllwki Ivauls thx' way for ,loan lluh Marv lll'lll hllllilllllll, Xllllilbll xIlH'llllll', Llllll 141.111 l og11 rl y. lxl'lN5K'l ul' Ncw ' 'l'llliY'I.I. 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Hilarious noises resounded through the halls of Catholic High as the officers played games and enjoyed refreshments. Toward St. Valentine's Day all of us were saving our money for the Valentine Mission Rally to help the missions throughout the world. YVhen February 14 rolled around, all of us who had filled our quota hurried to the auditorium at S.S.A. to see the big surprise we'd all been waiting for anxiously. Gleeful shouts rang out as caricatures of our priests, sisters, and classmates flashed across the screen. These caricatures were made by the Art classes. At the end ol the show, baby pictures of the seniors were flashed across the screen. None of us knew about this feature of the show, and many faces were red as we left the auditorium. Our Sodality celebrated March as the month of vocations by sponsoring a vocation program. Many of the religious connnunities of the United States were represented on the stage by some of our seniors and juniors clothed in the habit of the orders. Each student performer spoke on the particular work of the group he represented. Q2 -2 . . 'ig CAPETERTA KEEP THE CHANGE, says Doug Galias to Mr. Conway as J. Early, C. Coviello and P. Connally wait for Mrs Weaver to give them their orange soda. P. Brennan and E. Bragin eye that cake that Mrs. Burwell is cutting K Grogan H Herbert E. Wisenforth, D. Boland, S. Campbell, M. O'Neil, M. DeLuca, and J. Evers wait for the soda that Mis Miller is opening I , ff w Q Sl I-KK lx .IIIII I .IIIII .IX I N. Nl EXIT X . . Mk W K' 4 SI'II'li XXII I-IYICRY I IIINI. XII If IIIIIII- RIIIIIII NIIILIIIII UIIIINN III IIII- I'lII'NIlIIlI'IllN In-II' NI-Iuwl. .Ill lnuk II.III K again ,xxx ,1wf1'rHr..'. IS Ia Q I-x ..--v--'I xsI'III inln IIII' lllllkillg III' IlIc SIIII.IIiIx llIIIisI1II:Ix I'.II'Ix, gixrn In IIII' I-IIIIII XIIIIIIII I:IlI'IcI'i1I. 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T alll Ql U N f 3, IIOXORI-ill HJR llllllll 'I'IXlli C.C.Il.S. receixes Principal School .Xtsarml lltllll lfteetlonts lfotutclalion al Valley lforge. Retiewing tl1e prizes are Nancy l.s11c'l1, Betty Coleman, f1l'l'I'll' l.c-ottartl, .Xrlene lfilielrl, and Nlillie Yalenti. lSli.Xl'IXU l'lll'1 lllt-XllI.INl'. our energetic 'I'RlllNl'l Kelly, D. lllllllllifll, I.. Ryan, C. Rousseau, lf. Cleieh, C, encllt-ss eI'l'orts. Have you ever visited our tlournalisin De- llllI'lllli'IllP Conte alo11g YVllL'Il once again an issue ol tl1e llllltlxllt is in the Illillilllg. lltrst ol all, Millie. Clara, llenny. and -lint draw up illlIllllllCS. -lint. l1owever. SCCIIIS always to lose his i11 tl1e .Xctivities Rootn where Ulltlllllllgu ever gets lost. Static K'0llllllIlS such as Have You Heard, Disc Dilly, Frills and lfaneies, and News Nuggets capture tl1e attention of the stude11t body. l'Vorcl mounts llllll headlines all present their own prob- lems but perltaps the biggest trouble spot is the Honor Roll which Butch so ardently accepts. Staying to 5:00 on the deadline day Page sevevzly-six Stall M. Ile l'1 .11 Ratio, N. Lynch, Nl, Nlargiasso, M. A, cllL'lllClllS, K. Xlater, R. Clllll'CllNlllC, ancl llarlmara Cuerin display their is typical ol' our journalists and roving I'l'lJ0l'lL'I'S. Our ellorts sontetirnes go unrewardecl, yet we llllIIllJlV accept the honors bestowed till us ancl our aclxisor, Sister Mary Nlargretta, R.S.Nl. Sucl1 honors are: Colutnbia Scltolastic Press .Xssot'ia- tion, lirst place: certilieate ol lllCI'lL for excellence liftllll sllfllll Newsg and Georgian Court College. lirst place rating out of a four-state contest. The l95Al C.X'l'HOl,lCON, whose 1llilllCVL'Il1CIlI we hope to Illilllill, received a Medalist Certificate from fltllllllllllll Scl1olastie Press Association, with 975 points out of a possible lfltltl: and from Catholic: School Press Association, the coveted title, for the 'lYearbook of Distinction. , SQ X .kk MN: SY , ,Q 32 A L A A i , . E E l ' A 'Lf I 5 A , Q A X Y 1 was M i , ,. N Q M KT, 'Q .L -3 5 A ,L Q ,, 'Tw -f 83 'la X A , 9 ig K av ww' xv' L Q . X 'fffwewt T' K k ., Z H' -ff QF Z X . X ..g. . 4-if Q-61 ,. 5 . X X U . A J' Q q Ax 532 N-...AQA Q E , Q 5 Sw 99 N rr' K , , M wgwzff- 31,4 ,ge fe: Dgadw M, img fqfqmii 2 5 4 , 'K .,., V. i Lf ye af ' ' 'Nvmmfgifwlfiwfwsg .. Wggi M K fn - P' 1. ,wm,wW,mm .b,,8.,,vm,W,-1.W,W ggmwgewiiiw-Hamm , if Q A 'WSMM-W ' ik., wif , L 'Sf 1 L ' ' V3 f Q N iw:-M ,May A ' ' - Mufj Amxw1Q1w,m - if ' Mwies,w4.,.m,aM. 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Second row: Pat Van Slyke, Pat Fitzgerald, Jeanne Osborne, Pat jackson. Absent from picture, l'at Mele, STRATEGY Coach Carley and Asst. Coach Steve Scarchilli map out important strategy before the 'Burgh game. Before recording the story ol the 19541 -55 Ath- letic Season, we should like to commend the un- sung heroes of Catholic High. Heading the list is Coach Bill Carley who has successfully guided our football, basketball, and baseball teams. Coach Carley has taught the Crusader athletes to become not only good winners, but also good losers. This training should greatly help our boys throughout their entire lives. Credit, too, should be given to Athletic Director, Father Baniakg and to Assist- ant Football Coaches, Steve Scarchilli, Nick Anth- ony, and Jim Laposta, to freshman basketball Coach Bud McClure, and to Hockey Coach Lou Colangione. The Varsity and V. cheerleaders we appreciate for the faithful support which they have furnished our team this season. ndpnwffz, . ll.-KRRI-1l.lNti 'l'llROlJGH ... Claude Rousseau is stopped by 'I'roy lligh's safety-man Nate jackson after piling up a sizeable gain against the Purple and Gold. -lack Evers QZZJ moves in to block l.ou Marchese filtlj. llflootlballll C M'A'l'IiRVI.l1iT Opening against a determined W'atervlict team, C.C.llS. got off to a good start as the Crusaders drove on the ground to a first quarter touchdown. Claude Rousseau drove over for the store from the tliree-yard lille alter a vain attempt from the six. 'l'he only other score of the game was a forty-yard run by halfback Ned Harley. Rifhie Grady of NVatervliet ran for two touch- downs, but penalities called both back, leaving the final score at I2-0, in favor of the Purple and White. 1 l l 5 3 Q i v .,,.. ei CHRISTIAN BROTHERS C.B.A., led by Tom Tiger Bailey, trounred the Crusaders, 32 - 7, at Notre Dame Field. Bailey, running in the tailback position off of the single wing, scored two touchdowns on power plays around the end. and passed lor two totulidowns. The Crusader attack was led by the quarterback- ing ol' Bill Carley, jr., who hit All-Scholastic-end Matt Clark on six Ollt of eight attempts. One of these heaves was good for a much-needed touchdown. Bill Megan scored the extra point. CAUGHT FROM BE HIND Matt Clarl is stopped by Bob Law lor, safety-man, immc diately after grabbing 1 pass in the Vincentiat game. 'l'ony Malone lVard Patton, and Bol McMahon close in on the action. Wlmvgpnwm LANSINGBURGH Catholic High's Gridmen started a three-game winning streak trouncing Lansingburgh, 25-7, at Knickerbocker Field. Although most of the Carleymen's yardage was piled up by the hard running of Tony Meliti, Claude Rousseau, and Ed Duclos, only one touchdown was scored on the ground, that on a one-yard smash by Duclos. -lim Merola threw seldom, but accurately, hitting Rousseau for two touchdowns and Patil McClure VINCENTIAN 'OUGH ODDS Mike VVallace Q35j of Vincentian locks pass intended for Claude Rousseau as Mickey orcoran and Bob McMahon Q42j also cover thc play. The V.l. Lions soundly beat the Crusaders, 31- 7, at Notre Dame Field. The Crusaders looked impressive after receiving the kick-off. Ed Duclos contributed to the heavy Crusader running, but the attack was halted by penalties. Tony Malone and Mike Slattery each scored two T.D.'s for V.l., while little jack Meyers added the fifth. The Catholic High touchdown came in the third quarter on a pass from jim Merola to Paul McClure. Ed Duclos smashed over for the extra point. LA SALLE INSTITUTE The Crusaders met La Salle's Cadets in the fourth game of the season and fell at the hands of the Blue and VVhite, 12-0. Catholic High, stymied on the ground by the excellent La Salle line, also found the going tough in the air as La Salle safetyman, Jackie Weaver, intercepted four Purple and White passes. La Salle's touch- downs were tallied by Weaver and jerry Bouchard. Catholic High's most notable performance was given by fleet halfback Tony Meliti whose off- taekle darts compiled most of the Crusader yardage. Page eighty-two for one. Wlalt Lott tallied the Burgl1's touchdown. Extra points were scored by Catholic High's Matt Clark and Lansingburglfs Karl Kniele. PRETTY CATCH Matt Clark snags a jim Merola aerial as Mike Wallace f35l vainly attempts to block the pass. jim Merola, Claude Rousseau and Vincentian's Bill Schultz Q277 follow the action. CATHEDRAL Catholic High easily breezed through the sixth game of the season, soundly thrashing Cathedral's Purple and Gold, 27-7. Ed Duclos tallied first for the Crusaders early in the opening period. From there, quarterback jim Merola took com- mand, passing for two touchdowns-one to Tony Meliti, the other to Ned Harley-and one extra point to Matt Clark. Bill Meegan scored the final touchdown, and John Dwyer added the extra point. joe Zappone tallied for Cathedral with fullback Ralph Morelli scooting end for the extra point. 43012, .. J ,Jun my Q if' :kay .,, 3 , ' Q 'K 1' . ' ,. wr, f , ' ' Y, N, 1 I ,, . ' , 'V 24,954 , 4' .l r iff- U, 2 A ' 4 ' .. 'f l an I .4 .L 4 f .gov-M .J - In J 'l'lll'I 'l'llIliF IS CAUGH'I' Dick Nllllllllllj' :xml Jack . - at Duylv wlop Jzxrk llbzlwr after the l..S.I. S2llll'lVAll1Jlll haul 'J 4 mm, '.awAAA,..f stolen il lI.C.ll.S. pass. Muliniu nml llmlcllaml 'nf I.:1S:1llc :mml Czlllmlic lliglfs Ryan, Mc-rulal, null llurlox move in on llxc play. 'lR.ll'l'lCll llzllf lmfk 'lkmy Rlvlili limls ilu: going lllllgll as ln' li :llmul lu llc sluplwnl by tllrclr Cllmlvl clvfvnsc mvn. , TROY flzulmliv lliglu mluwnml an snappy Troy High uvcr for thc otllvr CI'llS1llll'l' CXlI'Il point. Bill 1-lvvvll, 27-ll. to linisll ilu' lkmllmll illlllplllgll wllll :I rccorfl ol luur H'lllS :mal llll'1.'i' losses. Jim Mvmln lmssul to Alllll Clark uml Cllnlulc ll0llSSi'1lll lm' lmlrllcluwlls, :mal llc plnpcmllltucl Clark :mtl l':nul ll'rigl1l for cxlrau points. ROIISSPZIII smzlslwcl lXlCl'g'1lll pnssvcl to Clark lor one lOlll'llil0lVll, :mil Tony ML-lili ram 27 yzmls for zmotllcr smrv. Inu Mzzrcllcsc- proviclccl thc 4-ntirv Troy High oflcnsc lmy scoring Lwo tmullclowns and nclcling the cxtrn point czncll tlmv. l-00'llHl.l, 'l'l'1.-XM I-'irst Row: H. FlZlVlIl, D. W. Cnrllarr, J. Soldani, J. Merola, L. Ryan, M. Clark, Co-captain C. Rr A IIINSVJIII, Al'Ill1IJ.Ql'l' ll, NlcNzuh, Cu-czlplzun li. lluclos, R. Mzlhnm-y. l'. Wright, J. Nlurplmv, I.. llarlvy, J. Dwyer. I url ll lint l' Nlrfluu J Coyn R hl l ym Llm l Svrmul row: J. Cum rs, A. R1-u, I. Ciraullo. . 1 1, , . u . I 'c, . 'm-un, Co' ', A. M ', 'I'. Curley, J. Doyle, J. Evers, 'lhinl mw: J. Pcmlcrs, D I nhut S ' CZ. SwvL'm'y, M. Rnufll Fuurllx row: Couch YV Scarchilli. . lx ' A 4, A. Xhulusky, foley, YV. l.ilwrly, F. DCcll'CSC'C'llI0r Flood, XV. PLIIIOII, XV. Megan, . C':u'lcy, Asst. COLll'll J. LnPuslzx, J. J. Doyle, W. Gntzcmlorfcr, M. Lnsck, E. Milo, Asst. Coach S. Page eighty-three llilnasl-eetball WATERVLIET Catholic High started its basketball season successfully by defeating Watervliet High, 59-50. Tom Delaney's 14-point first half, and Matt C1ark's steady scoring proved too much for the Cannoneers. Bill Tetrault led the Watervliet cause with 16. Delaney matched this number for Catholic High. Clark's 18 was high for the night. ln the second contest between the two rivals, the Crusaders completely overwhelmed lVatervliet, 79-49. Tom Delaney turned in a sparkling shooting exhibition, netting 23 points for Catholic High. 1'Vatervliet's Hank Deslcewies and Steve Fahey scored 13 each, but their efforts fell far short, enabling Coach Carley to substitute freely throughout the final period of the game. CATHEDRAL The Crusaders met unexpected difficulty in their first encounter with Cathedral. Playing at the treacherous court of Hackett junior High School, Catholic High had to come from a five- point fourth quarter deficit to triumph, 50-41. Bill Diack, with 14, and 'Tom Delaney, with 12, led the winners, joe Berdar paced Cathedral with ll points. When the two teams met later at La Salle gym, Catholic High had an easier l. Q.. , TAKE TYVO, JIM .. . jim Reilly draws two shots as hc is fouled by I,aSal1e's joe Butler. jerry Brelmi till, Bill Diack UQ, and Matt Clark get set for the rebound. jhay, wmt rm, mwmqwualq, . time, leading throughout the entire contest and winning going away, 66-55. Matt Clark's 20 points and Jim Reilly's 16 led Catholic High's offense, but high scoring honors went to Cathe- dra1's joe Zappone who dropped in 22 points. BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: jim Merola, Ward Patton, Captain Matt Clark, Don Rogers, Bill Diack. Standing: Mgr. Larry Ryan, Bill Carley jr., Claude Rousseau, Pete Ilendon, Tony Meliti, Jim Reilly, Tom Delaney, Coach Bill Carley. IROY flallmlit' lligh walloperl 'Iruy Iligh, 525-27. at l.a Salle gym in their first meeting. 'l'hc - Crusaders hrnke away quickly and Iu'l4I a sileahle I8 point V Ieatl lay halftime. Huh nuu' Lrusatltts breaking into the storing column, the storing was well tlistrilnttetl. Ilun Rig'-' ' - I. :gals Iul the C K..lI.5. attack with IO, :mtl .lim Canfielml with 8 patecl lroy lligh s offense. .Xt lroy lltgh s spacious gym. tht l lutple and Xyhite playa-cl its poorest qrune of the seasun, bowing to the lroians. ll-Ill. lhe ga I llli' rt-maiuetl tight until tha- forth quarter when Iroy swelled to :I teukpmnt Ieacl. I'ete llarrel letl lruy with I3, whilf' Ilun Rogers Iumopetl h points for Catholic Iligll. IOM 'I XI.I.Il'1S 'l'um Delaney stores on a mlru ing lay up with 'lruy lIigh's Gene I-latou qlefenrling antl jim Sutianu hopefully awaiting the ielmuml. lIllRlS'l'I,XN ISROIIIICRS C.athuIi4 lligh tluwnetl C..I,..X. by one point, 58-37, in their first encounter at 1,a Salle gym hy storing 20 points on foul shots. Matt Clark was high for the C.rusatlt'rs with I2 points, antl lim Reilly collettetl Ill, all un foul shots. 1.efty -Inlin- sou had ll for the lirotliers. .-Xt C1.lS..X. m the x secoml gaine. one of the Purple and lVhite's In-st showings of the season. the Ilrutliers were uutetl, 57'-ffl, to give Clatlmlit' lligh third place in the lliricesznii league. Onre agai n, C..f,.ll.S. was strung from the mharity line with 25 points. Callmlit' lliglfs Matt Clark was high with 15. . . , , . lum liailev Iecl C..lS..vX.s squad with lil. 'I'lllC IIICILINNING OF 'HIE I-IND jim Reilly drives IIIIUIIKLIII fluliues' slut- llarr Q82 anti llfrh l1l'ylll'SllIli UQ to tally Catlmlic lIigh's first lump in the st-ason's fiualn. Matt Clark flip, llill llizirk UQ, and 'I'm fy lulluw up the shut, u Delaney l nlUNH'-SlIOOIYSWISII Big Don Rogers registers nu a corner jump shot Imefure Phillips llllj, lfaltey fltij, autl Quarkenlmsli U73 close in for Watervliet. IA S.XI.I,li 1.a Salle, one of Clatliolic' I1igh's oltlest rivals. clownecl Cl.ll.lI.S. twine this season at the l..S.I. gylllflll the first cmitest, CI.C.Il.S. lecl lllfllllgll the first quarter, hut the lllue and lVhite pushed steatlily into the lead autl went on to wiu. till-50. Lou Ile Maria sparked I.a Salle with 2-l. aucl -lim Reilly pared the Crusaders with IT. In the second tilt l.a Salle caune out on top, 67-55. .Xgain it was the same story. Catllolit' High players jumped off to an early first quarter leatl, hut they relinquishecl it in the sc-fond period and went clown in clefeat. -lim Reilly again letl the Crusaders witl1 I7, and 1.nu llelllaria paeetl l,a Salle with 27. s Q 5 .,.u-.w+..,.M,i,.,..,.,w..,..M. , M. Oaleft... CIOHOES C,C.H.S. wound up even against Cohoes this sezlson, dropping the first tilt, 65-55, :incl winning the second, 65 - 62. ln the first gznne, Toni Delaney shone through the tllree-qtlzirter court press that Cohoes threw at the Crusaders, flipping in sets and AilllIlllS from the outside to hit 18 :incl lezicl the C.Cl.H.S. scoring efforts. lloe Burr paced the Tigers with 22, while Bob Hryneszuk chipped in Ili. In the second gznne, Cohoes led until the lust quarter when the Czxrleymen outscored the Blue :incl Cold, lil-10. to ice the victory. .lim Reilly lecl the Crusnclers with 22, while Bob Hryneszuk :incl Frank St. Onge pzicecl Cohoes with lsl ezlch. JUST MADE IT . . . Don Rogers squeezes zx jump shot past the outstretched hands of L:1S:1lle's Joe Butler. Merola Qfxj, Clark flip, Brclnn fblj, Benclon, and Bourke Q4j observe the play. BENIJON LEADS . . . up :incl over the hands of Troy Iliglfs jim Surizinu to net two for the Crusaders. Tony Nleliti f4j, Nate jackson 1213, and Gene Eaton U55 converge for the rc-bound. Qlafuf... VINCISNTIAN Catholic High players found nine an unlucky number when they met Vincentian on the basket- ball court this year for they dropped both games to the Lions by that spread. The first went to the l.ions 51-415. Tom Delaney and Matt Clark sparked the Purple and NVhite with twelve points each. 'l'ony Malone, Bill Boener, and Bill Nash scored double numbers for Vincentian. The second game ended with a score to show Vincentian on top, 55-'16, Catholic High, dowll 28A I7 at halftime, rallied to come within three points of the Lions, but llob Lawlor, high for the game with 22, sewed it up for Vinceutian. .lim Reilly hit I2 to lead Catholic High. lANSlNGliURCl-l Catholie Iligh squeezed past Lansingburgh lligh's cagers, 53-118, on the losers' court. Catholic lligh led throughout the first half of the game, but then fell behind by four points at the end of three periods of play. The Crusaders, however, bounced back in the final period to regain the lead and capture the contest. In their next encounter, at La Salle gym, Catholic High main- tained a small lead througout the entire game to win, 45-39. Catholic High's big Don Rogers hooped 17 in the first game and 18 in the second, while Lansingburgh's Hank Wagar netted 15 in the first tilt and I0 in the second game. 4 XG' -1 .. l' ij E i lvl. :fi if ,Q - sd' ROGERS CLICKS . . . for two points against Vincent Tony Malone QXJ. Bill Wood Qlllj screens out jim Reilly Bill Nash U23 and Bob Lawlor position themselves for rebound. 1 1 I I 'M .,., s si si X cf 1-was - ,, ,fi - -..t,...,. jUlSlLAN'l' CRUSADERS cheer the team on after il score in the Viucentian game at Troy High's spacious new gym. jhejoqsvbiihimuichnqswammlabaaiacl FAREWELL TO SENIORS . . . Students and parents alike pay their tribute to Catholic High's departing seniors during cere monies before the final game. ST. MARY'S In the Crusaders' lirst game againts the St. NIary's of Amsterdam Gaels, the Purple and WVhite ,tame out the victor in a thrilling 57 to 55 gontest. At the half, the Crusaders were ahead by it score of 28 to 18. Matt Clark, who scored the winning hoop, led the Crusader scoring with 23 points. Jack Kula, the St. Mary's ace, ended up by scoring 28 points. In the second game of this series, played in Amsterdam, the Crusaders romped by a score, 72 to 45. In this contest, four Carleymen hit double numbers. -lim Reilly was high with 16 points, while St. Mary's Jack Kula also had 16. Page eighty-eight C.C.H.S. ...... C.C.H.S. ....., ...... . C.C.H.S. ...... C.C.H.S C.C.H.S C.C.H.S C.C.H.S C.C.H.S C.C.H.S C.C.H.S C.C.H.S C.C.H.S C.C.H.S. ..... ...... . C.C.H.S C.C.H.S C.C.H.S C.C.H.S C.C.H.S. ..... ...... . 'ffafzalfzf R660-'LJ Cathedral ..... Troy .......... La Salle ....,.. C.B.A. Cohoes ....... Vincentian ..... Lansingburgh St. Mary's ..... Vincentian .,,,. Troy ............... Watcrvl iet ..... La Salle ....... St. Mary's ...... Lansingburgh Cathedral ..... C.B.A. Cohoes ..... JAYVEE CIIEERLEADERS...Captain Betsy Dugan, joan Fogarty, Ellen Conway, Diane Dearbornc, Sue Bourk, and Midge Styuynski. 'l'he Crusader Junior Varsity posted Zlll im- pressive record for the IU5-I-55 season by winning I3 and losing Al. The young Carleymen downed lVatervliet, Cathedral, 'l'roy lligh, C.ll..-N., Cohoes, and Lansingburgh twice each, and defeated Vin- centian in their one encounter. LaSalle and St. Mary's ol' Amsterdam each took two games from the Purple and White to account for the only Catholic lligh losses. Freshman junior Reo proved to be the outstanding scorer and rebounder on the otherwise all sophomore team. Tom Con- nally was the team's floor general, sparking the squad with his excellent passing and ball handling. Matt lfitzsimmons scored well and could be de- Y pended upon for snaring many ol the rebounds. Dan Nash and Paul McClure, other members of the starting quintet, could also be counted upon to do their share of the scoring and rebounding. Frankie De Crescenzo's biggest asset was hustle, and it was he whom Coach Carley usually chose as his first substitute. I.eft-handed Jim Hart saw a great deal of action until illness caused his loss to the team at midseason. Chuck Renna, Dick Spiak, and Bill Liberty were also capable substi- tutes who could maintain the Crusader cause whenever called upon. Many of these same boys can be expected to be Varsity stand-outs within the next few seasons. Q L 2 x ty' ixirs 42: .Nl A jake, Lo JUNIOR VARSITY . . . Seated: Dick Spiak, Paul McClure, junior Reo, Matt Fitzsimmons, Bill Liberty. Standing: Tom Connally, Dan Nash, Chuck Renna, Frank DeCres- cenzo. 1533 K RK ' 0 L '52, 4,5 -.. ..- 'km zz- W A 6 .. W G , f. -X A 4 H I X M m M M :wi 9' K f ag V? 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Tay- lor, Rowe, Norris, A. Schnei- der, M. De Lollo. Mounted: V. Kenosian, President J. Fink, M. Anselment, B. Sturgeon, T. Theroux, R. Bak, C. Moore, M. McCormack, E. WValsh. , . -4 if ' :q.rI'l Q' , ' J ' A WAITING FOR 'HIE BIC PA- RADE . . . Gayle Corrigan, Lorraine I.elfehrre, and llarhara Moak hear drill information from Phyllis Wel- come and Barbara Kluchesky. .loan Van Slyke and Barbara Rescott check directions wilh jack Manoni and joe O'Bricn. we wLlL ' jhq. powm, . Ca mtain and Coach Dou f Galias, a three- ear veteran, was the onl' returning 5-. s letterinan on the 1955 tennis team. Dick Kclm, a Junior transler from Keveny, 7 - was also a seasoned player. Others on the team were Art Connery, '56, -lim lrvine, '57, Dave Zelie, '57, and lien Doyle, '57, Tom l.enahen and Bill Kerwin represented the freshmen. Catholic High's Riding Club is composed mostly of underclassmen. The Clul: . . chose freshman Joyce Fink as president and was directed by Father Baniak aan? Mrs. Hazel Burwell, and Louella Mae Burwell. Maple Ridge Equestrian School was the scene of the Riding Clnb's activities. In its third year of operation, the golf team boasted a membership of five boys. Leading this array of talent was Captain john Neeley, a three-year veteran. 'I'he other members of the team, with two years experience, were QQ4 Peter Rnede, Louis Zampicr, and Charles Barringer. Tony Meliti was the only new member ol' the team. Under the direction ol' Father Halpin and Mr. james Leyden, the Catholic Iligh Band continued to liven Catholic High S.S.A. periods again this year. Led by drum majorctte l.onnie Brennan, and marching behind the flag-bearing BM cheerleaders, the band brightened Sixth .Xvenne and llfith Street whenever weather permitted. Page ninety-one f I n 3 4 ROBBIE COMES THROUGH jackie Robinson comes through with a bases-loaded single against Lansingburgh, to chase home Claude Rousseau and Ned Harley. C.C..H.S. I3 C.l3.A. ........ .. - C,C.l-LS. .. .... ll Lansingburglt C.C.H.S. .... . 9 St. lNIary's ,. C.C.H.S. .... ,,,. l -1 Keveny C.C.H.S. .... .,.. l l YVatervliet .. C.C.lI.S. ..., .. 3 LaSalle c:.C.H.s. ,... .. 2 'rmy ,..., C.C.H.S. .... ..,. l fi St. TNIary's ..... Page ninety-two The comparatively inexperienced Crusader baseball team improved steadily throughout the 1955 season. The pitching stall, which did not have a senior member, did an exceptionally outstanding job. Bill Carley and Al Del Vecchio drew the brunt of the hurling assignments. Carley and Del Veerhio Wert backed up by Harry Guanay. jim Hart. and junior Reo. all of whom were capable pitchers. Ned Harley was the take-chargt player handling tl1e catching duties. Albie Shulusky served as the reserve receiver. Co-Captain Claude Rousseau's big bat placed him in the eleatrup spot in the batting order and at the initial sack on defense. Frankie Deilrescenzo covered the keystone sack. Bill Gatzendorfer was the regular shortstop, and Bill Megat' roamed the third base territory. All four infielders gave thc Purple and VVhite a tight inner defense. Johnny Palladint and jim Sheeran served as utility infielders. Co-Captaiti Matt Clark, Tom Delaney, and jackie Robinson were the regular outlielders, with Tom Coyne and 'I'om llutler it' reserve. ll lSl'1ll.Kl.l. 'IICNM lfirst row: A. Reo, Robinson, I.. Ha rley, Co-Cap lilaik, W. fiiIlll'll1l0l'l'l'l', W. Megan. ll. Palladino, .L Del Vecchio, W, ilarlev. nail' 3 'tolh.a,.IouL... RUUSSIEAU SINGLES Claude Rousseau slaps a single into right field against CBA. Ned Harley, the on-deck-hitter, Bill Kelsey, the Brothers' eateher, and llmpire Pete Russo follow thc 'l'lll'1 SNHLING LIEADER . . . Coach action. William l,. Curley strikes a familiar pose as he watches his athletes in action. 'l'he Crusader offense developed into the teau1's strongest asset. llill Megan, a pesky hitter, was able to dt'aw many free passes which made him an ideal lead-off hitter. llard- hitting 'lltllll Delaney batted second and hit consistently all season. Matt Clark batted next, followed by Claude Rousseau and Ned Harley. These three players provided the long-hall hitting for the Clarleytuen. jackie Robinson. who halted seventh, could he counted upon to deliver in the eluteh. Frankie Dellreseenlo, n tough man to get Out, frequently drew walks and hit well. The final out of the baseball season concluded another highly successful athletic season for the Crusaders of Catholic High. E tain C. Rousseau, Mgr. AI, Burke, Co-Captain M. Second tow: tloarh tiarley, VI. llant. 'l'. Butler, ml, Sheeran, ll. Gauuay, -I. Coyne, 'l'. Curley, A. Shuluskv, lf. De Crescenm, T. Dt-l:uu'x. X Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. 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Atl Troy, New York ALBERT NAHAL Madison Street Fruit Market Troy, New York PARIS CLEANERS AND DYERS 221 Second Street Troy, New York AND GROCERIES 351 Congress Street Troy, New York PENNY HOME SUPPLY COMPANY 53 Hoosick Street Troy, New York Y. B. PROUT AND SONS SERVICE STATION 117th Street and Fifth Avenue North Troy, New York THE QUALITY SHOP Congress and Third Streets Troy, New York SOUTH END TELEVISION 623 Fourth Street Troy, New York STEBS RADIO, T.V., AND APPLIANCES 120 George Street Green Island, New York TRI CITY REFRIGERATION 1831 Broadway Watervliet, New York HERZOG-U.S. STAMPS PLATE if BLOCKS State 5-8424 Latham, New York WILLETTS HARDYVARE STORE 43 Broad Street Waterford, New York T. J. WILKOWSKI Dairy Products Arsenal 3-0779 hu Page ninety-seven AN DERSON'S DAIRY FARMS, INCORPORATED Producers ond Distributors Complete Line ot Doiry Products Available at All Times BI-:ldford 5-1404 THE BORDEN ICE CREAM CO. 276 Fifth Avenue TROY, NEW YORK ty ght A. S. BECK SHOE STORE Herb Harris, Manager 312 River Street TROY, NEW YORK BOXLEY AND VAN DERMARK General Insurance Agency Hospitalization Fire - Automobile Public Liability - Compensation BEdford 5-0431 MITER INSURANCE LATHAM Rus co. SERWCE A ED INCORPOR T fsime 1897, Latham, New York Headquarters for Rugs and Carpets Phone STate 5-8521 MARRA'S PHARMACY CEdar 7-2110 217 Remsen Street Cohoes, N. Y. Room 202, Cannon Building 5 Corner Broadway and Second Street 2 TROY, NEW YORK 5 Offlce Phones Res. Phones AShley 4-7310 Bedford 5 2624 AShley 4 7311' fSummerJ ORegon 4 3360 MOHAWK PAPER MILLS INCORPORATED Cohoes and Waterford New York Illlll Page ninety mne WEST SIDE STRUCTURAL CO. Since 1893 Designers, Fabricators and Erectors Structural and Miscellaneous Steel- Ornamental Iron 19th Street Watervliet, N. Y. Tel. ARsenal 3-3030 - AShley 4-4388 UNITED TEXTILE WORKERS OF AMERICA A.F. OF L. JAMES P. CORBETT International Representative 30 Mohawk Street Cohoes, N. Y GocI's Blessing To The Class of '55 ST. FRANCIS DE SALES CHURCH Pg hdd Rev. Patrick A. Crowe, Pastor Rev. Victor C. O'Brien, Asst. Rev. Paul F. Engle, Asst. BRENNAN'S MARKET CARHART'S LAUNDRY Quality Meats Only Ivory Soap Used 2-7971 373 Fourth R st OY, NEW YORK S Sp lty-C redC B f CARTWRIGHT SALES AND SERVICE INCORPORATED MILLER MUSIC STORE 73 Fourth Street Troy, New York Middlebrook Musical Instruments The Merrie Shop GIFTS - TOYS - CARDS Open till nine every night 3126 Sixth Avenue TROY, NEW YORK TROY MIMEOGRAPHING sERvlc:E William J. Pascarell, Owner 410 Fulton Street TROY, NEW YORK MORGAN DAIRY s Speigletown, Raymertown Road ' BEdf0rd 5-3390 Page owe h'lL'H,d7'6d two H. A. McRAE 8: CO., INC. 155-157 River Street TROY, NEW YORK MICKRITZ On the Hill 15 Broadway Cohoes, N. Y CEdar 7-3432 MIRON FLOOR COVERING CO. INCORPORATED 239 REMSEN STREET Cohoes, New York nnnlllllllnll IIllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllnnlll MORGAN'S SERVICE STATION Mobil Sales and Service 110th Street and Fifth Avenue Dial BEford 5-9803 North Troy, N. Y. llnlInInnullInInIlllllllllllllnllllllllll ' cAMPBELL's GRocERlEs Groceries - Cold Cuts 724 Fifth Ave., North Troy, N. Y. Tel. CEdar 7-9876 Thos. J. Campbell, Prop. CAMPUS BLOUSE BAR 13 Third Street The Store of 1000 and One Blouses REGINALD J. CARIGNAN Insurance and Real Estate 595 Fifth Ave, Troy, New York Dial BEdford 5-4303 CHAMBERS HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware, Cutlery, Tools, Paint Stove and Furnace Repairing 2328 Fifth Avenue, Troy AShley 2-7631 CAREFUL RUG CLEANING COMPANY SALES DEPT. 39 - 119th Street TROY, NEW YORK CAREY BROTHERS Groceries and Produce Round and Square Dance Every Saturday Night CARROLL'S PINE GROVE Hoosick Road 4 miles from Troy ARsenal 3-5731 We Deliver CHRISTIE'S Quality Meats - Groceries Vegetables WATERVLIET, NEW YORK Page one hundred-th nllulull:nunlulllunnn CATHOLIC N. fe X 1 X X4 CHARITIES iAi Q J ' 15 EARL B. FEIDEN Established 1926 Appliances - Television Where customers send their friends LATHAM, NEW YORK PHONE sffate 5-8555 T ROY Pag hundred four NORTH COLONIE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE nllllllllll llIllIllIllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IllnlInlullnullullunullInlnuulluulnlnunnunlnuulnuuullluuln Phone BEdford 5-0610, 5-0611 NORTH END FRUIT AND FISH MARKET Clams and Sea Food Our Specialties Wholesale and Retail 0 Fruit and Vegetables 578 Second Avenue DOMNICK CARELLA Proprietor TROY, NEW YORK ALBERT C. O'NEIL Contractor and Builder TROY, NEW YORK PARKER BROTHERS MEMORIAL JOSEPH J. PARKER, FUNERAL DIRECTOR 2013 BROADWAY, WATERVLIET ARsenal 3-3223 llllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllll llllll lllllllllllllll Page one hundr The members of St. Patrick's Parish Watervliet, New York, hope and pray that God will give to all members of the Class of 1955, Catholic Central High School, success here on earth and eternal happiness with God in heaven. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH The Priests and Parishoners of St. J oseph's, Green Island ask God's Blessing on The Class of 1955 Rev. Joseph I. Hennessy Rev. Francis J . Mullen P g hundred six Rev. Paul J . Antos CLUETT AND PEABODY, CO. ARRow Arrow Shirts - Ties - Collars Underwear - Sports Shirts WATERVLIET' WELDING WORKS J. J. FINN, Proprietor Electric and Acetylene Welding and Fabricating Portable Welder 1601 Eighth Avenue Watervliet, New York ARsenal 3-4913 Pg hdd STANLEY'S TROY, NEW YORK EDWARD D. LAN DRIGAN INCORPORATED 1588 Broadway Watervliet, N. Y. GENERAL INSURANCE E. LA ROCHELLE BARBER SHOP 12 Hart Street COHOES, NEW YORK P ge one hundred eight LA POSTA'S BROS. 34 Fifth Avenue TROY, NEW YORK L E W ' S Bakery - Delicatessen Wholessale Retail AShley 4-4461 172-174 River St. Troy, N. Y. Open Every Day and Sunday 7:30 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. LANGE'S GROCERY STORE 196 Vliet Street COHOES, NEW YORK LATHAM DRY CLEANERS LATHAM, NEW YORK MAYFLOWER LUNCHEONETTE 315 River Street TROY, NEW YORK MEADOW GROVE DAIRY 50 Hamilton Avenue Telephone AShley 2-4615 McGRAW'S Religious Articles Church Goods 93 Third Street Four Doors above Congress Willard J. McGraw Troy, N. Y. MCLOUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME 3300 Sixth Avenue TROY, NEW YORK Established 1917 Thousands of girls are needed in business and government offices NOW The salaries are high and the opportunities g for advancement are unlimited 2 The quickest way to prepare for one of E these good positions is to take a business E course at 5 Mildred Elley Secretarial School For Girls s 227-229 Quail St., Albany 3, N. Y. E REGISTER NOW - Registered by the New York State Board E of Regents - SUMMER SESSION starts July 5 FALL SESSION starts September 6 E McLEAN INSURANCE SERVICE McNULTY FUNERAL HOME llll lllll llllllllllllllllllll Page one hundred nine r 17 fr S at g .l 3 SIX SCORE YEARS 2 l A N D T E N 5 S o o S 5 W 2 .I 3 i5'vE ENJOYED so many, many birthdays we no longer make an occasion of ever one. But, S l Y S S 130 years is a goodly ageg a substantial milestone S i worthy of special celebration. Moreover, this ,r Q S important anniversary gives us a welcome oppor- 5 2 tunity to express our deep appreciation to all our l S friends who have made possible our great age, 2 S our vigorous and continuing growth. ln gratitude S for their confidence and good will, we re-affirm l S faith in our future together. Our part will be - as l always-tireless attention to providing the best l 2 of modern banking services, and to fostering the g welfare and progress of the whole community. S S THE TROY SAVINGS BANK 3 Q Second 8 State Sts., Troy, N.Y. l l S I it Memsen FEDERAL otvosn msumwcs eonvormuow 3 'Q i'luf ll'llll'1lnf'hl'hf'l-liLlll'l-l'llli!'hl'llll.l'l-f'Lf'll -f'il'l-5 -' Page one hundred ten Congratulations from FIR T PRIZE K V cxmgp A 6,96 I UVLYQQ J MEAT FOOD PRODUC FIRQQ B IZE A ' A rs Wm:f::af:. 1i: PURE MEAT PRODUCTS GN - Jafzn PACKING co..lNc. ALBANY DIVISION ALBANY N Y Pg hddln For the Finest in Dry Cleaning CALL SCHRAGERS CLEANERS Fifth Avenue and 102nd Street BEford 5-1810 LUCRETIA'S BRIDAL SHOP 106 Fourth Street TROY, NEW YORK FRANK J. HOOLEY 115 Fourth Street TROY, NEW YORK WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MEATS AND POULTRY Ashley 2-8100 TROY CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 92 Fourth Street TROY, NEW YORK P hddtl llllIllIllllunnllllnululululIllulluluInInlullInluluInuulnllnululInInlunlluuulllnlllllllullllllllllullulllllll SYCAWAY HARDWARE AND HOME SUPPLY CO. INCORPORATED 566 Hoosick Street TROY, NEW YORK IllIllIllInluIInnuInInllluulnlnlluInInllulInnllulunlnlllnlnlllllnlnnlllu IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllluIllulllulunllllullnllllullullunlullnullllluullunuu THE TEXTILE CENTER Fabrics for Every Need Bridal and Formal Wear Woolens - Silks - Velvets Curtains - Slip Covers - Drapes Made to order S. NEWMAN, Proprietor 118 FOURTH STREET TROY, NEW YORK lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnlllllll llIllluuulnuluulluluulnulunnunulull TRI-STATE ELECTRIC MOTORS INCORPORATED 351-55 Second Street TROY, NEW YORK AShley 2-4250 TAKE A MINUTE FOR MILK TROY AREA DAIRY COUNCIL INCORPORATED Page one hundred t t NOONAN'S PHARMACY COHOES, NEW YORK NORTH END BOSTON MEAT AND GRooER1Es 840 Fourth Avenue NORTH TROY, NEW YORK WE DELIVER WILLIAM D. O'CONNELL INSURANCE AGENCY 12 State Street TROY, NEW YORK nlunnnunnlnunnnnnnlulnnuluunllnll nlnlnunnlllnnnlllunulunmlnlunululunlullllnlllnul O'DELL'S GROCERY Hutton and Fifth Avenue Cold Cuts Soda Open Sundays and Evenings Tel. AShley 2-9222 P ge one hzmdred fourtee NORTH END ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS 2544 Fifth Avenue Troy, N. Y. AShley 4-4829 Prop. Peter Bizzarro and Son NORTH TROY ARMY AND NAVY STORE, INC. 471 Fifth Avenue NORTH TROY, NEW YORK WM. B. O'CON NOR Church Ornaments - Vestments Chalices - Candelabra -Prayer Books - Religious Articles 71 Fourth St. Troy, N. Y. OSBORNE FLORIST Quality Flowers Phone AShley 4-3561 464 Fulton St. Troy, N. Y CONWAY'S 449 Hoosick Street TROY, NEW YORK Sycaway Shopping Center CORKEY'S RESTAURANT 16-18 Clifton Street North Side Cohoes Tel. ADams 8-9745 H. Bova, Prop. Parties and Banquets COURT MARGARET 99 Catholic Daughters of America 41 First St. Troy, N. Y. JOHN J. CASEY, JR. 304 Buardman Building TROY, NEW YORK Insurance Agent QUINN AND COONS SERVICE STATION 117 Saratoga Avenue WATERFORD, NEW YORK ADams 8-9737 CRAMER'S Men's and Boys' Wear TROY COHOES 380 River st. 72 Mohawk st. CUMMINGS FUNERAL HOME Watervliet, New York CUOMO'S SHOE STORE Louis Cuomo Waterford, New York Page one hundred fifte ST. MARY'S ST. AGN ES' CANTEEN HOSPITAL TROY, NEW YORK : : PATRICK'S CHURCH sr. PETER's CHURCH TROY, NEW YORK ry Rev. Michael F. English, Pastor Rev. William H. Hunt, Pastor P hdd GISMO RESTAURANT 83 Park Avenue COHOES Caterer To Parties Dining - Dancing HENDRICK HUDSON HOTEL A KNOTT HOTEL TROY, NEW YORK LEO A. CURLEY, Manager FRITZ HELMBOLD 8. SON Troy's Sanitary Pork Store Manufacturers of BOLOGNAS Frankfurters and Sausages a Specialty Dial ASh1ey 4-3810 - ASh1ey 4-3811 120 Fourth Street W. P. HERBERT AND CCMPANY Pg n hand d t JOSEPH KOEN IGSBAUER JEWELER DIAMONDS WATCHES HENDRICK HUDSON HOTEL BUILDING W. C. HALSE GROCERY STORE 500- 13th Street WATERVLIET, NEW YORK CLAR-CON GROCE RY 50 Brunswick Avenue TROY, NEW YORK CLARENCE CONNORS, Prop. COHOES BOWLING ARENA 14 Brunswick Alleys Restaurant Ontario Street Tel. CEdar 7-9836 P ge one hundred eighteen KNOX'S DAIRY Milk and Milk Products You Tried The Rest Now Buy The Best AShley 2-8012 Troy, New York HAMBURGER HAVEN 11 - 112th Street North Troy, New York Open 24 Hours Manupella Brothers, Proprietors ASh1ey 2-3271 James J. Clinton Brothers, Inc. Funeral Home 294 Fou-rth Street TROY, NEW YORK JAMES COMIS Plumbing and Heating 601 Eighth Avenue, Watervliet ARsenal 3-5591 SHULUSKY'S LUNCH and ICE CREAM BAR 105 Broad Street Waterford, N. Y. WILLIAM H. SMITH 16 State Street TROY, NEW YORK WILLIAM A. TOOHEY FUNERAL HOME North Troy, New York WATERVLIET PHARMACY ARsenal 3-1402 601 19th St. Watervliet, N. Y. W. Mattocks M. Toomajian Registered Pharmacists SIPEL'S SERVICE STATION 604 Pawling Avenue TROY, NEW YORK Mobil Tires - Batteries Accessories Emergency Road Service AShley 2-9483 TOMPKINS LUNCHEONETTE 555 Fifth Avenue TROY, NEW YORK WATERVLIET FOOD MARKET Italian - American Groceries 724 23rd Street Watervliet, New York ARsenal 3-2176 WELLS AND COVERLY INCORPORATED Page ofne hundred m t THE BARBERRY ICE CREAM SHOP Boston, Watervliet, N. Y., Nashu-a ARsenal 3-2232 BLUE LINE EXPRESS, Inc. 426 Ninth Avenue Walter J. Stone, Terminal Manager BlLL'S GROCERY 327 Fifth Ave. North Troy Homemade Ice Cream Fountain Service Take Home T. V. Specials, Sundaes Sz Sodas BON - TON Cleaners and Dyers 355 Fifth Avenue TROY, NEW YORK BERK RAY CORPORATION America's Largest Producer of Men's J ackets MANUFACTURERS OF Sport Coats Casual Wear Page one hundred twenty Jackets Slacks RODDY'S STORE 3081 Sixth Avenue GROCERIES - COLD CUTS New Flavorland Fountain llllllnllllllllllllll nlnllllllllnllllllllnllllllllllll lunlnnunlnnln nullulnlulnnuuuunuunnu sKYwAY ROOFING co LOUIS CALANGIONE'S : , Insure and Be Sure F' SHANLEY JOHN F. SHANNON Potatoes a Specialty Insurance and Real Estate 25 120th Street Troy, New York 45 Fourth Street AShIeY 4-7520 YOU'LL BE HAPPIER TOMORROW WITH A PIONEER SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY 53.109525 H Ef3CX.!,lTI,95 in sscomo smear, mov, N.Y. As-4-4800 Albany 62-2240 Page one hundred twenty- Ashley 6-7253 ANDY'S Sporting Goods INCORPORATED 270 River Street TROY, NEW YORK You'll Find It Handy . . . To Call on Andy's ARERIANS GARAGE Complete Auto Repairing Wheel Alignment and Balancing Brake Service ARSENAL CITY TAILORS 1428 Fifth Avenue Watervliet, New York Phone, ARsenal 3-6731 BARRETT THE FLORIST INCORPORATED Burdett Avenue and Hoosick Street Dial AShley 2-4350 Troy, N. Y. Page one hundred twenty-two ALPHA BOWLING LAN ES 326 Fifth Avenue TROY, NEW YORK Bus. Ph. ADams 8-7551 Firestone Tires B. 81 J. SERVICE Washing - Lubrication Road Service 75 Saratoga Avenue Northside Cohoes, New York L. G. BALFOUR CO. 30 Murray Avenue WATERFORD, NEW YORK JAFFARIAN BROTHERS GROCERIES llulnullnullullunlIllInnlluluulllIluIllnlluInluInlnlnlillnlllullln Potato Chips - Baked Beans - Pop Corn Tartar Sauce - Potato Salad - Macaroni Salad - Cabbage Salad - Fried Chicken Fried Scallops-Macaroni and Cheese JEAN'S Redi-To-Eat, Inc. Famous Fried Fillet of Haddock Wholesale and Retail 472 Sixth Ave. fAt 112th sm Main Office 14th St. and 2nd Ave. Watervliet Troy, New York Ashley 6-3724 BEdford 5-5972 Telephone Eyeglasses AShley 2-6282 Artificial Eyes DONALD J. KAISER Optician 405 Fulton St. Troy, N. Y. KEIS BROTHERS Meats and Groceries 401 - 14th Street WATERVLIET, NEW YORK Phone ARsenal 3-3411 JOE'S 16 Division Street COHOES CEdars 7-9889 PIZZA and SPAGHETTI SERVED DAILY You've Tried The Rest Now Try The Best KALAMAZOO THE STOVE CENTER 375 River Street TROY, NEW YORK KASARJIAN'S MEAT MARKET 825 River Street TROY, NEW YORK KENNEDY'S Jefferson and Third Streets TROY, NEW YORK llllllllllllllll IllIllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page one hundred twenty-three CHURCH OF ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE 12th and Hutton Streets TROY, NEW YORK RUSSELL SAGE COLLEGE TROY, NEW YORK offers undergraduate programs in liberal arts, business Csecretarial and retailingl, home economics, nursing, physical education, labora- tory technicology, physical therapy, and teacher education for elementary and secondary school teaching. Graduate programs, leading to the master's degree, are available in physical education, English, history and government, and teacher prepar- ations. For further information see the Director of Admissions John Paine Building PARISH OF ST. JUDE WYNANTSKILL, NEW YORK Page one hundred twenty-four NELLIGAN'S SMITH ELECTRIC BAKERY CQ., - We Specialize In Cakes For Cohoe - Tro - Latham , , , S y Speclal Occasions . .g.-.ga eq.. 32 Fourth street Ashley 2-3442 T Phone Us Now 2. Tell Us To Fill Your Bin Arrange For Convement ,,,,: ' 'f 'sssee., , 53.3.-. , , - ., , , . . .-:-:1:5:f3:2:1: 1:21211:1:1:f:2:2:5'I:2:1:1'? '' ' ''Z'xlififfifi5:5:51525159-E5-I5-I:f:IEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEIE222525555525252515IEIE2E2E2r:?5Sf5'52525':'-551532252525252E1E151515E5E5552E2?2:f: l' ' ---s:1:::::':':-.,.--:-:--' ----- 5 --::.-:-::::::g:'3-.-.-:r:r1:5:5.5.,., -:::5:g5g:g:-:-'g:::,:-:-:--' '43'3G i?.fEgQi2gZf.g.-I':f:f:f:f:1:5:5:3:i:5:1:5:-. '-2-. .-'-'7 t ' ' '--'4'-'-'-'- - . :T:-:E:f:Q:f:2:f:f:f:f:f::., O Huasofv my coxu ''If955555iQi2E25i5Ei?i?5?55'1' A Vp, V Enjoy Automatic Temperature Control with a Hudson Heat Regulator Q , Cb AY PETERSON 8. PACKER COAL CO. OFFICES: FULTON - FOURTH STREETS, TROY AShley 4-6700 70 WHITE STREET, COHOES CEdar 7-1510 Page one hundred twenty-five COMMODORE CLEANERS WRIGHT'S PHARMACY J. C. Wright, Ph.C. 510 3rd Avenue Watervliet, N. Y. Phone: ARsenal 3-9751 MacNisI1 Launderease Automatic Laundry Pick Up and Delivery Service Dry Cleaning Laundry - Shirts BEdford 5-5023 41 - 112th Street North Troy, N. Y. PHILIP MANGIONE LOCK SHOP SINCE 1885 Locks - Latches - Door Closers Installed Keys in Any Quantity All Size Safes For Sale 187 Fourth Street Troy, N. Y. AShley 2-4080 P ge one hundred twenty CONNALLY BROTHERS WATERVLIET APPLIANCE CO. MALONEY'S FLORAL SHOP 73 Broad Street Waterford, N. Y MANORY'S LU NCHEONETTE Complete Fountain Service Sodas - Sundaes - Sandwiches Coffee STEWARTS ICE CREAM 22 Northern Drive MOTHERS' CLUB of Sf. Augustine's School North Troy, New York lllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllll ST. PATRICK'S MOTHERS' CLUB Watervliet, New York TIME SHOP EXPERT JEWELERS WATCH REPAIRERS SQUARE FABRIC SHOP Everything In Yard Goods Slip Covers and Drapes Custom Made or By the Yard Two Franklin Square TROY, NEW YORK ST. MARY'S PARISH Waterford, New York TAGA BOOK SHOP 53 Fourth Street Troy AShley 2-0711 Personalized Christmas Cards Hats, Bags, Stoles TIMPANE'S Since 1888 Jewelers Sz Optometrists 119 Remsen Street Cohoes, N. Y. llIIllIllIIllIllIllIIllIllIIlIIllIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllll Page one hundred twenty-se AShley 2-8931 RCNAUS . R E BEAUTY SALON N IRYLEVIPEERS N HENDRICK HUDSON HOTEL 5 5 HOTPOINT For Modern Hair - - Appliance Dealers Have It Done At Ronals 47 Third Street Troy, New York Tel- Ashley 2-2222 s. A. scum s. soNs ROTELLYS MARKET ' MARKET MEATS - GROCERIES Fresh Vegetables Daily a We Deliver Hoosick Road BUSINESS Estabhshment Latham's Oldest AUGUSTINIAN FATHERS ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH TROY, NEW YORK Page one hundred twenty-eight MT. IDA HARDWARE Housewares - Paint - Wallpaper Electrical Supplies - Hardware Stovepipe Cor. Congress and 15th Streets AShley 2-2526 Troy, New York NEALON'S FUNERAL HOME Undertakers Sz Embalmers Established 1926 611 Fourth Avenue WATERVLIET, NEW YORK MUHLFEDLER'S THE NEIGHBORHOOD STORE 20 Eagle Street Phone CEdar 7-5324 Cohoes, New York lllllllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnllllllllllll WHITE EAGLE BAKERY ARsenal 3-5222 Watervliet lllll lllllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllll Page one hundred twenty-nine WATERVLIET CANVAS CO. 389-391 Third Avenue WATERVLIET, NEW YORK Telephone Arsenal 3-5425 Tents Coleman Stoves Lanterns Parts Service YAISER FOOD STORE 342 Congress Street TROY, NEW YORK H. MANN AND CO. INC. MANN'S The Stationer of Distinction Where the Customer Is Always Right H. R. MANN AND CO. INC. 407 Fulton Street Troy, New York lullnlIllIllInlIllIllIllIlllulllnlnlnlululnlnlnlnlnlIlllllllullllunlllllllll IllIllIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll THE G. A. TRAHAN CO., INCORPORATED Decorating Specialists Decorations for Dances Conventions, Celebrations 280 Central Avenue COHOES, NEW YORK CEdar 7-1601 Page one hundred thirty WULTEX CLOTHES Troy and Schenectady YOUSE'S GROCERY STORE 10 - 113th Street TROY, NEW YORK THE MARCY SHOP ATTRACTIVE DRESSES and APPEALING SPORTSWEAR FOR THE MISS 13 Third St. Troy AShley 4-1814 Troion Frozen Food Lockers, Incorporated Tel. BRidg'e 9-3473 Hoosick Road Troy, New York Personalized Kitchens Steel or Wood in Color CENTER HOME APPLIANCE 452 Hoosick Street TROY, NEW YORK Ample Parking AShley 2-5033 DALY BROS. Plumbing and Heating Hot Point Appliances AShley 4-0616 AShley 4-0927 35 Woodlawn Court DAN'S SELF-SERVICE 885 Fifth Avenue NORTH TROY, NEW YORK JAMES DE LOLLO Thomas J. Witkowski Dairy Products ARsenal 3-0779 DON'S GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION 198 Vliet Boulevard COHOES, NEW YORK FRANK DE CURTIS Formal Wear To Hire Ladies' and Gents' Tailor Suits Made To Order - Furs Remodeled and Repaired - Dry Cleaning - Pressing Repairing - All Work Guaranteed 45 Hoosick Street Troy, N. Y. ASh1ey 4-7011 DEGUlRE'S DRUG STORE 107 Fifth Avenue NORTH TROY, NEW YORK Page one hundred thirty-one GIRL GRADUATES Why not make up your mind to Work Where there is a variety of jobs to choose from, with good opportunities for advancement? We offer you a good starting salary and frequent increases in Pay- NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY 158 STATE sTREET ALBANY, NEW YORK OUR LADY OF VICTORY Page one hundred thirty-two SACRED HEART TROY, NEW YORK RENSS. COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE Douglas Hudson, Chairman P hddh th JOSEPH H. LANDRIGAN 8g SON General Contractors Carpentry - Masonry 425 First St. Tel. AS. 2-6129 nllunull InlIlllunllunlllllulllllllunnll lulullluulnlnllunullulnlnllnulllllllulllnnlllllllu Phone ADams 8-9726 DYER'S TEXACO STATION Tires - Accessories - Batteries Lubrication ' Third and Division Streets WATERFORD, NEW YORK RENT OUR DO-IT-YOUR-SELF TOOLS Then Finish Your Job With Sapolin Odorless Paints H. S. DICKSON CO., INC. 276 River Street Opp. Union-Fern DOHERTY AND MCELROY ' 409 Broadway TROY, NEW YORK DOTTIE MAE GIFT CENTER Gifts for All Occasions CANDY ICE CREAM DOYLE'S STORE CCLD CUTS BAKERY SYCAWAY NEWSPAPERS SODAS P ge one hundred thirty-four Established 1890 Incorporated 1948 DUNN'S PAINT STORE, INC. Paints - Wallpapers - Glass Brushes - Oils - Supplies For rent: Sanders, wallpaper steam- ers, wax polishers, spray guns Art Supplies - Picture Framing We Deliver 83 Broad Street Waterford, N. Y. AShley 2-9514 Over O'Connor's JEWEL BEAUTY SALON Julia M. Dowd, Prop. E AIIB hes fB tyS Sp 1 gIR Tt Yk ST. PETER THE IIIIIIIB .... APOSTLE PARISH STILLWATER, NEW YORK PAFUNDI'S LUNCHEONETTE 350 Fulton Street TROY, NEW YORK llnunlnlnluulunullulluInnlulullnlnlluununnull llllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll HARTIGAN'S INCORPORATED 79-81 Congress Street TROY, NEW YORK TROY'S STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE P hddhf llInlunllllllnlllunllllllllllllnlllllllll lllllnlllnlllllllll I LAWRENCE PHARMACY A. M. CLARK, Ph.G. 79 Broad St. Waterford, N. Y WILLIAM D. LEAHY FUNERAL SERVICE Air-Conditioned For Your Comfort 336 Third Street Troy, New York E : GEORGE B. LEE INCORPORATED LOUISE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE All Branches of Beauty Work 5 Hudson Ave. Green Island, N. Y. , . ARsenal 3-3932 Pg hddthty LAWTON'S SERVICE STATION Second Avenue and 105th Street North Troy LEANY'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERERS 3128 Sixth Avenue AShley 2-2331 LINDSAY DRUG CO. J. L. Lindsay and W. H. Eccles Props. 443 Fifth Avenue, Near 111th Street NORTH TROY, NEW YORK llllllllllllllllllllullIllIllllllnInllllllllnnnnlnllllllllllllllllllllll IllIllllllllllllllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll Make Your Own Sunclcle SIGWCIYIS Ice Cream LATHAM, NEW YORK PRECISION WATCH SHOP Special Rates to Students AShley 2-9678 S T Y k GEORGE N. RAMROTH Drink Ramrofh's High Grade Soft Drinks lllIlllllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllIllnlIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll ulllunulllululuIllIuIllululIllInInInInlllllulululunnlun PURCELL BROS. FUNERAL HOME PHILIP J. PURCELL, Manager R. C. REYNOLDS CO. Monument Square TROY, NEW YORK PURITAN TEA ROOM 40 Third Street TROY, NEW YORK PLUMB EYEGLASSES QUANDT FUNERAL HOME WATERFORD, NEW YORK FIRM ESTABLISHED IN 1897 CIRCLE FAIRYLAND P. S. DUSZA FEIDEN Furniture 8. Appliance Co. 426-428 Second St. Troy, N. Y. Phone AShley 2-2900 Fine Furniture Always FIFTH AVENUE CASH MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries Fresh Vegetables ASh1ey 4-7322 2280 Fifth Avenue CHARLES M. FYFE Hoosick Road, Sycaway TROY, NEW YORK Pg hddthty ght EDEE BLOUSE CO. 559 Federal Street TROY, NEW YORK ETHAL WRIGHT, President FRANKLIN MARKET 361 River Street TROY, NEW YORK F R E A R ' S Tri-City's Most Beautiful Department Store E. S. HALDEMAN 81 SONS 471 Fulton Street, Cor. Fifth Avenue TROY, NEW YORK llllllInlllllllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll TROY CAMERA SHOP Troy's Camera Center 403 Broadway Troy, New York AShley 2-5171 TROY BUS COMPANY UNITED DENTAL LABORATORY 462 Fulton Street AShley 4-2412 Troy, New York Fine Italian and American Food 95 Ferry Street Troy, TROY DRUG CO. INCORPORATED Prescriptions A. E. Fallon, Ph.G. J. H. Fallon, Ph.G. . Second and Division Streets Ph. AShley 4-2912 Troy, N. Y. 2 TROY RADIO SHOP Appliances Sales and Service 189 Fourth Street AShley 2-6111 VERDILE'S RESTAURANT 572 Second Avenue NORTH TROY, NEW YORK Mr. Raphael M. Verdile WHELAN'S FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Funerals - Weddings Shop Residence 565 Fourth St. 252 Stowe Ave. AShley 6-7631 Page one hundred thirty-nine P AShley 4-2320 HART 8. SONS LAUNDRY 40 Ninth Street TROY, NEW YORK HEPP JEWELERS JEWLERS SINCE 1882 Fourth and Broadway HOFFMAN BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 244 First Street John Ricci Louis Rizzo YOUR FLORIST HOUSE OF FLOWERS Flowers For All Occasions Member F. D.T. A. Edward J. O'Connor, Manager 119 Fourth Street A Phone AShley 2-6270 age one hundred forty HENDRICK HUDSON GARAGE INCORPORATED All Your Parking and Automobile Needs John Higgins 8. Co. Drugs E. F. Roy, Ph.G., Prop. Pharmacist Since 1844 Prescriptions Our Specialty 63 Broad St. Waterford, N. Y. ADams 8-0633 RAY RYAN'S HOMESTEAD 349 Second Ave. Troy, N. Y. HOWARD'S Shaw-Walker Office Equipment Gestetner Duplicators Complete Duplicator Sales gl Service AShley 2-8850 River and State Streets PURCELL'S REXALL PHARMACY John J. Purcell, Prop. 91 Hoosick Street Troy, New York Cor. Ninth Street FRANCIS PUTNAM PARAKEETS RARES AND NORMAL Fon SALE ALL COLORS 2159 14th Street AShley 2-4822 JOHN HUYCK Grocery 8. Delicatessan 159 Second Street Phone AShley 2-7948 AShley 2-5748 Statues and Plastic Covers - All Sizes Infant of Prague Shop Who-lesale and Retail Manufacturers of Infant of Prague Dresses Religious Articles Carmela Montanino, Prop. 68 Hill Street Troy, New York RAFAEL'S Famous for Lobsters, Seafood Steaks and Chicken Cacciatore Saratoga Road 1 Mile North of Traffic Circle - Lathams Room Available for Banquets Clarence Valenti, Prop. ADams 8-7533 lllllllllll Illll Illlllllllllllllllllll Page one hundred forty-one THE BORADAILE 5 Catering to 5 Banquets, Receptions Sz Parties a Personal Supervision : Seventh Avenue at 117th Street TROY, NEW YORK BEdford 5-9850 E CAHILL'S SPORTING GOODS CO. TROY, NEW YORK FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS FELOCK INSURANCE AGENCY 64 Cohoes Rd., Ph. ARsenal 3-3134 WATERVLIET, NEW YORK Founded 1853 W. A. CASE 8. SON MFG. CO. General Offices, Buffalo 3, N. Y. Plumbing, Heating and Industrial Supplies Phone AShley 2-6600, 411 River St. TROY, NEW YORK P ge h ndred forty-two THE PRIESTS AND PARISHIONERS ST. BRIGID'S PARISH, WATERVLIET Wish Every Blessing To The Class of 1955 P g hundred f h CONNALLY'S PHARMACY Owen J. Connally, Prop. 463 Fifth Ave., Near 112th street BEdford 5-9872 NORTH TROY, NEW YORK A FRIEND CARROLS CASH H. L. GREEN CO. SHOE H TROY, NEW YORK OUSE R. J. Quinn 127 Remsen Street COHOES, NE W YORK llnlulllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIllIllllllllullllllllllllln In Loving Memory of Anna Rose and The Happy Years S CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOIOL Eternal rest grant unto her O Lord Your gentle face and patient smile With sadness We recall You had a kindly Word for each And died beloved by all. The voice is mute and stilled the heart, That loved us Well and true Ah, bitter was the trial to part From one so good as you-. You are not forgotten, loved one Nor will you ever be As long as life and memory last We will remember thee. We miss you nowg our hearts are sore, As time goes by, we miss you more Your loving smile, your gentle face No one can fill your vacant place. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Rezey Page one hundred forty-four he Spent At MAYOR EDWARD F. FITZGERALD PETE'S STORE PHYSICIANS' AND NURSES' EXCHANGE 1810 Seventh Avenue TROY, NEW YORK CHARLIE'S BARBER SHOP 33 Hutton Street TROY, NEW YORK AShley 2-2227 LEAHY'S BROTHERS GARAGE Madison Street Troy, New York Seven Passenger Cars To Rent For Weddings and Funerals IllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIllIlllllllllllllllllllulllllllllllll llllllll hundred forty-six PIONEER OIL HEAT INCORPORATED suPPoRT THE BISHOP'S FUND for Religion and Education Extend The Kingdom of Christ . . . Catholic Union Hall Bldg. 80 Eagle Street Albany, New York OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER TO THE I955 CATHOLICON CONKLIN STUDIO 53 Third Str t TROY, NEW YORK I 61 Ojlier Again ar and reassuring slogan ..because it has appeared in of the country's finest year- tbe past half century. 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