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

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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

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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 '

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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