Central Catholic High School - Glen Echoes Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1946 volume:

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Freshman Religion Ninth grade classes are devoted to the study of the Apostles Creed, the Commandments of God and the Commandments of the Church. Left to right: Dolores Baum, Beaulah Dellatore, Frank Bianco, Grace Ruggiero, and Sister Rosella. SISTER MARY KATHLEEN, M Sophomore Religion .S.C WN Mm 4 the tenth grade. Church History is introduced in Sophomore Girls in the picture: D. DeLaurentis, M. Eisenbach, L. Halloran, J. Eckel, J. DeLucia, B, Fritz, M. Karoly, V, Kilroy, B. Dombeck, A. Gabler, T. Harvey, R. Kipila, M, Klcment. lhlgr' XIIIH' SISTER JOSEPH GABR I.H.M. Senior English IEL, , 4am 9 SENIOR BOYS LEARNING TO ENJOY POETRY through the study of rhythm. Left to right: Peter Mess, Joseph Urban, Sister Joseph Gabriel, Richard Schware. Alfred Mondschein, Robert Coulter, Bernard Stano. CORRECTIVE ENGLISH-demonstrated by our jun- ior thinkers-Mariorie Deysher and Margaret Balshy -who choose correctly between fragmentary ex- pressions and complete sentences. SISTER MARIA INCARNATUS. I.H.M. Junior and Sophomore English Mama ' DRAMATIZE THE CLASSICS. Standing: Martha Tonay, Bernard h Eva Petak, Margaret Shakespeare's Portia speaks again as the Sophomores ' h I Nunzio. Seated: Dolores Johns, Josephine Kantz, Mary Murp y, Dadzy, Charles Green, Nic o as Sava gc, Hilda Schadl. SISTER WILLIAM MARIE l.H.M. SISTER MARY JOSEFINA, l.H.M. Freshman English AMMAR. At the takes the can't out of GR nell, Joyce Hutch- board: Marcella Schwin en ' l I Frank Unger, Albert Doggherty, APefer r inson, Seated. Charles Haa, Krah, Dolores Harsch, Elvira Dorka, Rose Blum, Bernadine Gehrrnge, Marjorie Ditmar, Hilda Gessitz. Diagraming sentences - ' d hammer, Rose Marie O'Con Sophomore English New ' aaa FRENCH LATIN lCirclel: Learning French has its difficulties, and the correct use of the personal pronoun is one of them. Irene Petroka with the assistance of Sister Lucille, is determined to master it. Inset below: SISTER MARY LUCILLE, O.S.F., French In the study of Latin, the freshmen are confronted with something really new and different. The fundamentals of Latin must be mastered in the ninth grade. The sophomores follow Caesar through his Gallic Wars, and the juniors and seniors become acquainted with Cicero, Virgil, Aenid, and other literary ancients. Below we have an enthusiastic group of freshmen who are eager to master the fundamentals. Working together at the board helps. SISTER CLEMENT MARIE, 0.S.F. iinset above! is giving extra drill work on the case endings of the Latin nouns. PT I' U iw P X I YSL ' e A fdngazs l UUE V . E 3 Re E W! Omg .,..,. .fic X J . ' g 'ffa'z.T'iw.Lfe-as I N191 nh .:u T I ' aw aaveh' Q' Q Q A I Vichy' irgltxhzgricame nt t A1 HB5 h V Mant 65692851 0 The Geography fy' Qaulhw HS tljipi , Wm SQ I divisag in I igfiggzgigf 4 alizun Af 'ff nostm' 011111 d Q6 , Gigi! 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Foods l and ll respectively are taught in the second semester ol' the eleve enth and twelfth years. This course includes the relation ol' lood to health, the selection, use, and cost ol' food, meal planning, and the preparation and serving of foods. The development ol desirable social 4 ualities and table etit uette are im vortant elements also em nhasized. l l l llome Making A is a nonelahoratory course planned as an elective lor academic students in the eleventh and twelfth grades especially for those contemplating a nursin f career. C1 1 l g Ire int management of the home and its furnishings, food value, and economy as well as health, care and home nursing are among the items stressed. The Home Economics class experiences the thrill of being hostcsses to their parents and friends at the Open House Day exhibit. 'hu v home eco- 'inn ASQ 3 ff- V sg fwfr M M -i ff S-u iw'-. . N ff -3, X' QSM i xy: wr l 0 ,M wav' fm--5 W fu 3' . X fyivs?'f USL vw. N .sa a sink- .XX. 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WLM Below: With the pictures and outlines of our presi- dents as aids to learning American History, our iunior historians, Paul Skroyoretz, Charles McGinley, Frieda Marth, Anthony Bucha and Christina Messelhener, go Pugz' 'l'11f1'11ly-fruri' -ni' 3 , ,, '1 W .Q- i'S v. ' X 9+ E MXL uv 13 I' ,rf L w W H. my x 94 .fs ,ag 55? , 4 1 uf L' in 2 V, 1 ' 1 r , , , , Ng' iv Q f ig, L:i4.g,,j'-fwp., W ,Q wi,-,A i3,,gS.v? ' , 'L f .,xffm,'- 'L I 'U V W ku, Q ,L , W ,2i'2,.ssz, 5,wU!f3fsgs, S K 'w gi' if 1 4 Q ' f i, mm ,gn I A -:gk V- gig, ' :mf 325 Q , fl K 1-.2 . 3-'Q 1 W 1, aff ,f -5,-v,.E:-, - N- ' L il gs. 'il ' 5 ' 5 af , 'K , V, F' A V ., fri, . . Q :Z :E sl ' 'wmv- ' L uf as ew.: 1. WML, 'Hp . fag? F ,sv 9' JH JM 25 W E Y V- V, . . mg,,fs, -, M5 ,.w,i., , , W X, ,Marne S1 - :ruff 'f if NF , . in . ,vygfr , ew M ,Aff .,h,,fym3 K, gww. , We .,,. ,wifi .,A. wg, I - may , .,, ,sn ...hw .H A X ,wigs ' 4,-I ,J CVE! , . aiu-E X ,vi id, 'gf' , . Q f 5' Mig, , Q? , 4 + Q , YQ I K Q 'E' -f ' I . 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However, from all appearances, both pupils and teacher are en- joying it, Left to right: J. Toth, M. Bucko, D. Holneck, R. Kozza, P. George, A. Becker, E. gchgosser, M. Kenneth, M. Murphy, J. Parlowe, . ritz. 'Q Above-center spread. Happy are the boys and girls who love to sing! Fr. Zolondek provides the oppor- tunity for the sophomore boys and girls in the weekly music classes. Below: There's nothing hit-oremiss about the work of these freshman art students. The colors must blend per- fectly, and each girl is aiming to make her design the most attractive, Sister Justina is explaining the principle SISTER MARITA CECILIA, I.H,M, of the color wheel in designing. Standing: M. Schwinden- Instrumental Music hammer, R. McConnell, P. Walters, J. Venus, J. Hutchin- son and M. Schoenwald. .' 5 f 5 . ,1N-wiser Rsvsnsnp JOHN ZOL Director of Musi?NDEK 0 'Q,.! SISTER CATHARINE MICHAEL, I.H.M, Vocal Music ' Monday morning 8:45, Above-right: Its , and Sister Catharine Michael is busy wilh the Boys' Chorus as they prepare for their part in the spring musical program, J. ' ' D. Fix, F, Sinkovits, A. Fruhwirlh, Mnksits, J, Ehrcfs, J. Summers, F, Pclak, and E. Spaar. Left: Unmistakably bound lor a career in art! Dolores Donatelli is engaged in deco- rating thc walls of the dining room in lhe Home Economics department. 1441. . . Wwe! fm mal Qdfma f...... ...- ...... .. ....., ......,. -.......- ...., ..... - ... ....-. ....-...-., ...-.....s Gaughan Doris Eder Elizabeth Hodges William Crowley and Marie Bucko who tell 'him how much they have enioyed their naon lunchl Eleven forty-five! Senior lunch period! William Amey, Francis Schadl, and George Virvan get an early start in the lunch line. From the posted menu, we note that there is a large variety of food to satisfy every taste. The food is prepared by Mr. Theodore Santuae, Mrs. Oscar Larsen, Miss Rita Cannon and Mrs. George Miller, Rev. Joseph L. Lanshe is in charge of the cafeteria. Pug: Thirty 1..w,fw ' - cf gfgesqi- r A r Q. our gh 1 lg ,F Pig m ay ik Es-K gi f 258 Q if W 2 n 1 1 H 'Q 'Mins Students undergo a thorough physical examination each year by the school physician, Dr, Fred- MISS NANCY HOLLYWOOD Girls' Physical Education Hygiene 2 i Making strong the things that make America strong! Here is a sample of the boys' and girls' gym classes which aim to de- velop strong healthy bodies. erick Tale, and the school nurse, Miss Josephine Casazza, R,N. MR. LEO CROWE Boys' Physical Education Hygiene ' , 5 1 ' . , S2 I S L .1 5 - V- I .. i A f . ....: H - ' L -. , L wg L E , K 9' . , Q ' 6 K if ' , . + if F. , .:.,, K K 0 Q KS If K i s ... I 4, K , vi. it -. .. : M . 1 I Q W A .5554 H V S, Alr, ,Z , SV ? ' E fe ff . q W. ' L I S 1' if . '- ' iii , , fs ' A 7 V V ' af f ' J ' X XE 5 .. '. K 1 ,. 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QE, Q fi ,J w if ?,s'z S Q.: , gg EMM, wiwwm- - Lf X 2 ak wg . .ff fe, ' i fi ... C :ww .J , 18 ' J ,gt . Q , , ' ., . lA., .,AAf, , - 7 K' A'kk - - ik'-in '-'-'fsfflfE2-9YLWii 1 --3, dr . ,E ,. Mm M , ,f wwimiw Q.. M., 's Hs, fs? 4 4 A-Q A ,X Q1 Nw 'S 9 nw 044 '7fze 140 e school president, Joseph Jaindll Below: Ah! lt's our handsom Marjorie Schneider, Joan Newman, Mary Campbell, Ann Louise Fix, and Helen McKelvey impersonate the freshmen in a skit called Kerri dor Kapers . Swooning over the school president is just one of the ' h freshmen are guilty. many capers of which t e Abave: No prcgram would be cfmelete without those famous, alluring and in- comparable Andrew Sisters, Central Catholic's own John McGinley, Eugene Kessler, and Joseph Kanehann singing a typical version of Sonny Boy . Precision plus charm and beauty-the CCHS Rockettes. These twinkle- toad lassies, H. McKelvey, M. L. McNernie, E. Gehringer, D. Foulke, M. Green, M. McAndrews, K. Weil, G. Remmel, J. Shada, C. Jenkins, M. Schneider, M. Campbell, A. Fix, J. Newman, and J. Snyder charmed their audience with their novel steps and dances. l'ilgr' l m'ly-mic' THE GRAND FINALE- Tiny Tots Tuning Time has been brought to you t Station ACCHS. The cast,-J. Jaindl, C. Frensky, ' ' k its, A. Mondschein, through the courtesy o J. Kanehann, W. Ifkovits, J. Sin ov ' H. McKelvey, L. J. McGinley, E. Kess er, M. Takerer, T. Yaksits, D. Stinner, T. Plesel, J. Miksits, . McNernie, E. Gehringer, D. Foulke, M. Green, M. McAndrews, K. Weil, G Remmel, J. Shada, C. Jenkins, M. Schneider, M. Campbell, A. Fix, J. Newman J. Snyder, J. Dolgos, D. Locher, C. Payonk, E. Schaeffer, H. Kleinsorge, D Russo, and our sponsors, the Senior Class, hope you have enioyed the program fm it if gm K. Q , A if -JN 9' 1 s jd S eww S J ' v a l 1' r , Z Q 5 5' Mg .,,. , mi .. Zifgw - '- U:5fg5Ni, H-PWWQ7 WEE, Jw fl? 6.A N, ,fv 'r 'Q , ,L I I k f 1 W. 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An iiiipi't-ssivv iiistgilliitiuii ccrciimiiy lin' gill tliv irlliu-i's Iaikcs plgiu- fllfll yiuir All tl sin-ciill assi-iiilxly pwiml. WWW line ai' Above: Freshman representatives and student officers: Robert Kern, Rudolph Reimer, Erwin Spaar, John Humanick, Raymond Knapp, Thomas Wills, Frank Petak, Richard Garger, Jacqueline Parlowe, Joan Suppan, Mary Jane Foley, Margaret Kenneth, Valentina Hurban, Jacqueline Kline, Rose Marie Zernheldt, Rita Schmidt. Right: Senior Ushers-Dorothy Locher, Aloy- sius Huber, Rose Marie McGinley, Agnes Gil- Iette, Theresa Sullivan, Hugh Boyle, Gallas Wukitsch, Claire Deutsch lsecretaryl, Richard Nesfeder lchairmanl. Piigr' l'iIII'fvl'-ffll'I'!' ,-. Above: Sophomore representatives and stu- dent officers: Nicholas Nunzio, Margaret Savadge, Bernard Daday, Bernice Fritz, Thomas Reilly, Theresa Hussar, Teresa Har- vey, Edward Bolez, Eleanor Puchalla, Ger- trude Schlosser, Kathleen Weber, Michael Zastko, Robert Stinner. SW ZUf14f0ufzf7 EARLY IN SEPTEMBER, 1945 This energetic group of seniors and iuniors set themselves to 0. the task of producing a school annual bigger and better than XX ll 763 S any in the history of the school. We want you to meet the staff of the l946 Glen Echoes- Co-Editors-Richard Bistritz and Robert Gilbert Art Editors-Anne Louise Fix and Irene Petroka nglen gina!! Junior Aides-Rosemarie Prachar, Rose Duhig lseatedl and Dolores Skripek lstandingl. 621.8 Nfl rqme ' Helen Sauersopf, business manager for the 1946 Glen Echoes, has every reason to be proud of the results of the patron drive which is sponsored annually to finance this publication. Her associates,-Agnes Hower, William Amey, Rose Marie McGinley, Teresa Plesel, Dolores Stinner, John Miksits, erald Geiger, and Joseph Yandrisovits are making the final report for their respective teams. Page Forty-Iam' sw-W ' ,nm My M lll ,we- 'l'4Qn .. -WW i R Qn ,WW .,,, fr--of . f- T For Wo' Started ..,- we ' r . Mcrlli Dole ll T0 Be. RMS swf' Apnl lst O' Rocime Ho sv A Third Flon' ' A Qplli Zilieliwg, Aloofrm MW in Pwm ' ' nu! Vrl'liJ A'A V W 7 ,ge 1 jig is f it-'bl lllflgll .RN Arwen' Youllllvi Purflile b 0 -. In i915 'N H .. 1 V mvwlml wail A ' W 5 Aciofs Letras. 6 With the determination to uphold the high standards achieved by THE SENESCHAL in its six years of existence, the alert and enthusi- astic EDITOR, Edna Lewis ltop rightl, assumed control. ' - ln 'mmol PM , i K Half an f Zn ' ---.4 ' 1 mn '-,M . ,., Y--i ., Jw., 'ef .g -.Nm -MMM., K NK ,L,, arf 'G 'E A You i aw. X ' icq A' . , u.,,,, Sm , N! f, ,,,, , W:f?f,f1L he T r ffm. N 'T a .. M WW I - l I 'U , I - k It - ' 4' up T A Sen T mmvsgrzf Allis! K , es' AlYQ,d Fairly' 74 .L ,K V, 'Stud l 4 94uq1,, 1 Coifglfsgzgaf, : . ' ..,. - , 4 iyi. ,t., , F - ' ' H d Of V, V1.2 N . mi NwNwT 1.,. -.emwx -wx A I-I 74.4. an kschool' I ' . -.., ,Q ,mv-.. , 7 -.. . -.-4.,,,' Aided by this group of senior co-workers, both the literary and business aspects of newspaper work have been capably handled. Left to right, first row: Agnes Gillette, Margaret Figura, Irene Emrich, Mary McAndrew, Mary Green, Doris Foulke, Mary L. McNernie. Setond row: Helen Kleinsorge, Eliza- beth Liebl, Gerald Geiger, Catherine Lisicky, Eliz- abeth Schaeffer, Claire Jenkins, Dorothy Seng, Jean Shada. Sister M. Bertile, adviser, Mary Teresa Cvrard, Kathleen Weil. BI UMM Grouped before the Cafholrc Book Week Exhrbur In the library Rosc Marne Matula Paullne Klucharlch Gloria Butz Lucia DeSrIva and Helen Dolgos. :QW . My 'MQ m31N-,sau 53-ix aftciif' NH-Q uw. -25 Hvxiiizw -.fu KDE Q XYEQ i. m ,, sw N1 sQ1i,i,, A 'wv5'q N406 1' Niigqmk of 'L zwfiqg ML '11:'- msg' N3 S E?.,,' I' K mf' .mx 7 bww. r ga NH, - 1 ,us 55554 . 3-Z..- ':.f:.g-'-M. ff l iiifbiiszfff o r r .ww rem L F K ' M -- WW- ' 'N . rf mr,-sw 255 rs , .W 5 QT-tr'-V V--It 552, if ga, 555, , H H .M ...rl 7 f-'lv ' - L1 - A m 7 My-:fi-Q K. g A MM , -0. , 'y..,r,, ?vM..1'.. --N V W. ,wh , 1, W.. 25, ,mv wr. 'H A34 . W-1-1' . Y M.. jr' LXQFL fffif .. :I f :Q Mt In Q :nip ed These book-worms, Vincent Schaffer, William Fox, William Albert, and Donald Bauer are not in the least disturb by the activity of the Display Committee. Left to right: Rose Marie Matula, Pauline Klucharich, and Agnes Hower, fa .Y iv f -A as A 6' .gtmig rf y xa- I -4- in- The seniors make sure to bc first in line at the Supplementary Reading Library. Left to right: Frank Kroboth, John Miksits, Arthur Yohe, Helen Badura, William lfkovi-ts, Christina Messerilehner, Frances Sauersopf, Richard Carney, Hilda Luttersrnith and Richard Bistritz. IUIKU lvflli' .fc I r ll ea. ' Our junior sacristans, Mary Lou George, Mary Walakovits, Mary Miklos, and Frances Geiger help Sister Kathleen to prepare the vestments for Holy Mass, which is cele- brated each Friday morning at 8:45 in Rockne Hall. Once a month, a High Mass is sung by the Girls' Choir to commemorate the Community Feast of each Religious Order teaching in the school. REVEREND HARRY HYNES, J.C.D. Senior Religion Noida An innovation this year in connection with the annual retreat for all underclassmcn was the direction of boys and girls by separate retreat masters. Held in January after examination days, the retreat serves as a stimulus for a better life spiritually and scholastically. The seniors' retreat takes place in May. It affords them an opportunity to give serious thought to the new fields of labor which they are about to enter. Retreat Masters pictured at right: Reverend William Condon ileftb, Reverend Francis Larkin. Our May Queen. Frances Weber, choice of the senior girls, and her attendants, Marian Fekety and Ruth Miller, who lead all students to Marv's shrine during the May procession. Jacob Miller and Paul Hutnick were the American and School Flag bearers. QLD WAR l S ANU SAC? N9h24 sm ,HEAT .a 5 . U'HTl t'L. ' hw 'WJ NISHE KEPT ' it l94l if HEROISM , e 5 5 s 1 - ir: ,Q x ygif - 5 Fi cnsuiigf t I ti.a gg i fi' i 5 yy :sittin io nAiiox44i1s Y powiii va 3 1 3 -. Q . 'f s-. ij ' 'A ' vga? 4, 5525- .nzisig-mi-..' sf f M . er L, ' jiifl' ,As ' .. k,kzV L,Ww.. , , HR - ' X 'Sf AQ hs MM ANR V eb S 3 A4 'S fi xref. 5 ,Sr f ms sv ,QS wi ,Q rf ff JV fe: s YE lr if Q.: If + , fL 35 .- his . K-ag if Y Qs'- ' 5 8 f ,Q xg N n ? ' F W, yn :L 7 'B f L1 .-ff-my gig its 'P R -Q as 3339, 1 if I ff , ! 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'l'lin' 4-iitm' 5lllllL'Ill lmtlx tlsxtllllllc' in Ilia- .linlitnriuiii lu witness il sin-cull lflll'lslllI.ls pmgi'.iiii. llROliR.Xlvl Xiilutulu lwliiws, Ou-i'lLii'v Oirlicslixi 'l'lir NV1imlc-riiig tflirisliiigis llilu-s , llrgiiim l'i'cslim.in lJi'.iiii.lt1ciiruiip lYlli'islus Ngilux lzsln, fllll'lNIIll1lN Oll,c'i'Im'x. l ullvlliw Nalixilx vl4.ll5lL'lllI lilmiiip Sci-iii' SCENES FROM THE WANDERlNG CHRISTMAS CAKES Left'-bottom: It is rather an embarrassing situation when Marie Kirk Iseatedl visits her friends, Peggy lCatherine Campbelll lleftl and Lena lElizabeth Bev- ingtonl lrightl and finds a partition erected in the room of their boarding house. lt all happened because of a quarrel over a red dress. Left-center: Mrs. Clancy 4Mary Agnes 0'DonnelIl together with her daughter, Anne 1Alice Yohel read the note accompanying the Christmas cakes sent to Peggy and Lena by their friend Agnes lJane Reillyl. Left-top: The Wandering Christmas Cakes have re- turned, and then is general rejoicing when Peggy and Lena become reconciled. ,xg w1 Q. i Q 3? f Q 764 '7!uu'eenlA 14 Z mme Program A Melody Lane IN l'lz'lI'l.UI,'lVIYIIG -WlI.I.l.'XM lllRS'I' lz.N I2 lll:'.N' lllllill IROXLIAQ IOIIN MI'C1lNl.l',N IUSl',l'll KANIQI IANN NATIIIX II. .XNTIII M l.XMI-,S Mllllxilll' Itfxl 1xNNl'IlIl3l5 l',IlJ'l' UXI1' CAB SONG ,, , I WISH . ,, . . , A HUNGII on RIN A--Xyloplmom Sol 'IQHAT FEELING IY 'l'IlI M1Di1YI.lIllII' GOTTA BE Tum on Tuvn , IFHE BLOND SAILDR . , THE RANGERS' Soxu .. REMEMBER Wm N ... . , THE DARK Toww STRIY1 TDNETTES faj I'LL BUY THAT Ima In Cbj TILL THE END UI Tm: SWING f2UARTETTE PLEASE IDON'T SAY No .. . 'l'! Nh . HCDNEY .....,,......... ..,. IT MIGHT As WELL BE SPRING , . 11 I'r's A GRAND NIGHT EOR SINGING ON THE ATc:HIsoN, TOP!-.KA, AND S I,RliAM ..........,........... IT's BEEN A LONG, LONG TIME . PLEASE No SQUEEZA DA BANANA . . A FRIEND OF YOURS ......... AIEQIORDIANA faj TOSEl.Ll'S Qbj NARI:IssUs ALONG THE NAVAID H.ANKIE SOWHATRA , Sl-.RILNADE TRAIL . . l.ILY BELLE ......,....,.. II: l l,0Vl-D You .. ......... . . I'x1 CQGNNI l.ovE 'l'llA'l' fTITY .. . l4lN.Xl.l5.: Tins NVIS A RI AL Nunn IIC l'll'l'Il1ltllIll' Ilowlll . , . lulm IorIl.ln o . . 1XQ1llL'SllllXVl'I' , , . . . RIN' l',lbllL'I' . . . IIN-pII K.lI1Cl!ilIlIl .. MLlgLl.IlL'IlL' ll:-luxicln. Vlljjllllkl KIIIIIIII , K.lllllLlf fJLlLlI'll'llL' , llnrlx Rllxxu I up I rollpg- Willmm lllI'Nl . , Pvggy Mdioniglm' . . . . l'X.llllt'lAlIll' l'rul1wu'tlI 'I' 'l'll'!l Ri'j.1lIl1l fl.Ill.lgllt'I' xvrx FI l'.llgl'IIQ' LI-lm-lsllxkl l.oI'I-II.I Schull:- . , , lfgII'olIIII' l,.lXHllli , . l'4Iul Rt'lIl8IIllll1 lhvlolw-N IJIIIIAII-Ili ...............Margarct Tikcfcrf Carl Frcnsky - . . .Rosemarie McGinley, Robert Bauer Agnes Haffner ...,...,ClareCelcbuski KTLAMHAKE ..,... William- Hfrsrg Ensemble Edgar Rule, Robert Bauer, Richard Perry, Thomas Platzer, James McNally,- George Kline Jacqueline Pizolato, Mary Lou Geor e Odill 1 9 1 9 DeMarchr, Jeanne Wolfe, Elizabelh Feichtel, Geraldine Schusler, Nancy Zweifel. Um anim Ga fllfiee Um 0 5' F.: Mr. and Mrs. Regis Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Frey, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crowe, Mr. and Mrsh Frank Harsch, Mr. and Mrs. Gallas Wuk- ntsc . U l O U Pug f' Fifty-.ri.x' .-.. ,. V' w V! Y fa M Hr 5 gg ,, ,'- KW wi ,, 42 Q nga W EQ , ' i N 5 1 :ffm 35, PE f +1 'fk , x y 1 i , 7 ,. 1 Q QS 6 Z: if Q 5 Y A, V 'ALQ Z Ibz QQ. R fl y K Y Q Q A V 'P ,:E 6 , k AQ ': 'L :Q-5 'L X ,, A ,5 .. 5 in QAXQQI , ni - ,,-, Q' fi xi -bs Q 1 SP Q his 4 K QW ff fe? sr- ,Y 5 ' vvfvewpirflfwvl- , Fftwm- M v 4 QF? 8. , ..g... v,pgg, -ww, ., , K M mm , K K 'mfs gk , W ,H f 'Q'. L 35,53 ' if '5 :M f ,f , Y , ef ,V 5 A I 1 . 7 , A ,.. 3 ' QM Y 7:29 ,Q 5 . 5 + 1 eel as , A 0 'N if X wg , ,X Q . 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Time: The day before Commencement, the latter part of May. ACT l-1 I :oo A.M. ACT ll! 3:30 P.M. ACT III- 3:50 PAT. with his substitute for dyna- Wliile Ed is experimenting mite, and Vic sets up his easel and brushes, Howard Brant types frantically at his Zoology term paper. He will graduate the next day il' he gets the paper in on time. But to atltl to his diliieulty, all the graduation turmoil antl visitors do not help his powers ol' concentration. The lirst upheaval Everybody is busy in the dressing room but Irene Petroka and Margaret Figura are in full charge of costumes and stage properties. explosion, the curtain lalls. occurs when Mr. Purcell arrives. Forgetting that they hacl promisetl him a room in the house the hows mistake him lor an eccentric artist's model whom Vic is expecting. Having heen warnetl that the man inn' he somewhat erratic, they lintl it necessary to gag antl tie Mr. Purcell to make him pose VVhen relewsetl Mr. Purcell not only withdraws himself from the scene, in lwury, hut withclraws also his oller to present 'i new science huilcling to the college. Another crisis occurs when Howartl's Aunt Mantle arrives antl tliscov- ers that he has not passed his Zoology course. Une emergency alter another arises until, with one llll'll Uhviously there is nothing lethargic ahout this lxintl ol' spring lever. ll' ou 1 '- ' 1 I' ol the tlisease yet, you ve missecl part ol your education. y hixcnt Intl your 'ittula C.xs'r oif Cii.xit,it i'ifi:s llowartl llrant, a senior at lirooklieltl College litl liurns, a chemistry stutlent Vic Lewis, an art student , l,ou llerron, a journalism stutlent Mrs, Spangler, the lancllatly . . Anne Purcell, l'lowartl's heart interest . Vivian George, Vic's heart interest .. .. . . llenry Purcell, Annes Father, a rich manufacturer Phoehe Purcell, .'Xnne's Mother . Mauale Corey, llowartl's spirister aunt from California Professor Virgil Bean oi the Zoology Department llr. Dixon, ljresitlent ol' llroolilieltl College All set for the graduation ball-Joseph Yandrisovitz Joseph Jaindl, Carl Frensky, Dolores Sfinner, William Trimble, Mary' Campbell. U MW aware N -ff '-si M1 , cxrwsmsg. t UXUZIW losepli laintll . Iames Mulquecn VVilliam 'lirimhle Ioan Snycler llernaaline Yrahlec llelen linanss Mary Cainphell . .loseph lianehann . Annamae Polaha Dolores Stinner Carl lfrenskv loseph Yantlrisoyilz Helen Knauss, Annamac Polaha, Joseph Kanehann, X ,Wk M ,... , I ,,.. 4 M Mtn- .. -... Q-5-if EXIT Q V' 4 ,W 'Me mm Q. 592655556 rw A . ,.- , -f f a,',,,..v-v-' l ' L - Q '-' -f.... 'al..- vii ,KA N 1 vi 52 W 'E 1 7? f X. 5 J' 1 'K ' ' , N g,,.S,,iM . 1 fefuw Q . Mp gi 5 ,ggi VLVV by U , if 2 ' 1 , .,.-ff! ,.,-avr -- ..'?XlF I .4vo is -Q ORCI-IESTR A PERSONNEL YIOIJNS Cliarlus MCfill1lK'f' lin-rnicc lfrilz lulin 'llilli Marin' liuclau lc.1111'Ilc Scliailivr Ivan Viailli RUlVL'I'lLl Yum l'lllll'K'llCf M1il'I'isxL'i lilmir Srl1l1Mcl' lfrancis l'il111l4111' Mary limlisli Mary Murplii lilc-1111111' llurnick .'X1111'li:1 llc-ckvr I111111 licltz llclcn llmlisll Patricia Cicnrgc lJ1i1'1itl1i' l lwlvccli lVllll'glll't'T Kcnnclli llmuiiigirin' Kuzza laicqiicliiu- Parluwn' Rllyllllbllkl Klinglcr R11s1-111a1'ic U'NciIl Slhllllllt' l.lClllllLlIl lIlil.I.OS I'al1'ici11 Mcihiniglc Inari Mclicc Katliryii lla1scl1 llumtlii' liuckn Yiulcl Vugcl l'11l1'icia O'C1mncll li,'XSSl'iS l'aul Garrimii liL'l'llklI'1l Spaliirx linac l'ilTI1Cl' laicillc RL'lIl1lClL'I' lfl.U'l'liS ciClll'gC lilaziiisky Mari' Sfllillll Cl.ARlNli'l'S Margaret Laliui ski Ralpli Sung William Scliarlc luscpli Aucr Ricliaixl llimlvr clLll'll1L'I1 ciL'IlL'YC5C Inscpli Suimiicr Gregory Oawalcl SAXOPI IONICS lflw illm Micliacl Zantlw VVilfrc1l lfmlrir livtty G1-cirgc 0n'7fzegiq ORCHEI Overture Raymond. A Traumerci A . , . . . . . , , Elves' Dance lrom the NL1tcracl-Aer S1 Mzircli of thc Toys liarcarolc, . . , . . . , Tales from the Vienna VVoods IM illfllfll' lamcm McNally l .1lwar1l Md911r1'i 1511 B11r'1'fu11r liclivaril Sralrcr K My ' x-N. 1, Triliutc to tlic Flag: Your Laml anal My Laml , . Plcmlgc ol' Allegiance Rodger Young . . 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P X Elghth Annual MUSICBJG 2 Monday and Tuesday, May 6 - 7, 1946 3 PROGRAM Nntiunni Anlhcm. .... Assembly Ay' Ay, RTR-IFJACHORUQ Creole PART UNL Clair dc Lune . . Dcbuxxy ORCI 1ias'rRA TONF1 Tm Overture Raymond .... . . Thomus Summer Time U Fgffhwm Tmumcrci ......, ,..... S rhzmmrin The Rosary -QHQ Nggln K lilvcs' Dance from the Deep In My Heart Romberg 35.4 'Nutcracker Suite . .Tsclzuikowrlqy Ah, Lovely Meadows folk Song Q ix ,W . Vs X. sv B. Borrelli M. Belovich C. Celebuski D. Donatelli R. Adlon B. Barlok D. Baum M. Becker G. Berutti B. Borrelli E. Boyle J. Brogan D. Bycosky C. Celebuski P. Coffey L. Cuninko T. Damhosel 0. De Marchi D. Donateili K. Dwyer L. Eddinger D. Eder J. Andelfinger M. Balshy V. Beck U. Bickel C. Brennan M. Christi D. Christopher A. Clark M. Cunningham R. Damweber E. De Sordi D. Donohue TONETTES K. Fruhwirth A . Haffner Marth F. R. McGinley M. McGonigIe C. Payonk D. Sfinner M. Takcrer GLEE CLUB PERSONNE FIRST soPRANo M. Engleman K. Fruhwirth R. Gallagher A. Gillette D. Hacker A. Haffner L. Hartman B. Henry M. Hogan T. Hussar R. Jandrasits G. Kiss D. Kio H. Knause A. Kollar A. Korpics V. Kotran E. Lewis SECOND J. Eckel M. Eisenbach D. Fager E. Fcichtcl M. Finnerty A. Gabler B. Galle F. Geiger H. Gigler E. Gillette M. Holaska L. Manescu F. Marth P. McLaughlin M. Mizgerd G. Nolfa T. Pammcr H. Pandl C. Payonk I. Pihokcr T, Plesel M. Puskas A. Rapp E. Roesch L. Schaffer L. Scharkozy E. Schlosscr A. Skrapits J. Smith SOPRANO T. Jezick J. Jordan K. Keeny V. Kilroy E. Kovacs E. Lewis B. McAndrew L. Merwarth C. Miller J. Nauroth N. O'Leary G. Sfenach L Toth O. Toth A. Troccola N. Wagner E. Weider J. Wesferman H. Wolfer E. Yost L. Zadzora D. Zoppi H Phillips A Polaha R. Rheiner H Schmoyer E. Soit M. Sotak A. Supcrko J. Suppan J. Tiierino T. Trocolla A Zuanef N Zweifel S4 -1 I' :QC W . , INTFRMISAION PART Two ORCI IESTRA March uf the Toys .,., Hrrbrrl llarcarnlc .....,. . .01Irn!wufl1 Tales from the Vienna Woods ......................Strim,c.f VICRSIQ SPICAKING CHOIR Maris Stclla ,......,... Ilmm' The Kings Breakfast .... Mllnr llallatl for Americans ..I.a1nnrhr ...tn i vt ifrgf GLIEE CLUB Ave Vcrum ...., ,,... ..,.. ,... Il I 0 ':1Il'l Vikings lloltl fltovs' Cnmtusj ......, Grieg Camp Cml Chantcy . Dance A Cachucha . . .I1N1!'l'fl'lllI Chimtry Gzllvrrt and Snllzmm FINALE Trilvutc tn the Flag: Your Lancl and My Lancl ....., Romlrrrg Pledge of Allegiance Rodger Young ...,. . ,.., .,.. I -orffrr Stars :mtl Stripes Forever ....... SUN!!! Alma Mater ...... .,.,. F ink rel? M41 li l 1 l ll ' l B Ella H. Baum , 6 Q , E. Bausch L' .1 ' M. Bausch M. Belovich K. Bilder R. Bryniarski A. Csenesits J. De Lucia E. Dobitsch B. Dombeck P. Eardley E. Eberhardl' . a- aim f A . eovic at lv J. Benkovic F. Bianco C. Braxmeier R. Eder W. Farrell D. Fix H. Bauman R. Bauer H. Binder R. Blum J. Boyle M. Brady F. Derkits VERSE SPEAKING CHOIR E. Acs S. Eline D. Kutzler M. Adlon M. Feichtcl C. Landers L. Artinger A. Fix M. Mazurek D. Berg M. Gattorna C. Medernach J. Butz E. Huber M. Medernach M. Campbell D. Julo H. Meltzler C. Deutsch J. Kantz V. Mroshinskie D. Deutsch M. Karoly M. Nagle J. Dreisbach A. Klucharich J. Newman R. Ebner M. Kotran B. O'NeiIl ALT05 B. Gehringer E. Long P. Gera V. Lucci A. Grazer H. Luttcrsmith M. Haggerty L. Makovsky M. Harkins R. Marth E. Horvath R. McGinley A. Janenko M. McGonigIe V. Janowiak M. Miklus J. Kametz A. Minarovic A. Kceny A. Panik H. Kempf A. Plucinsky H. Kozza E. Puchalla TENORS A. Frantz J. 0'DonnelI A. Fruhwirth R. Olsovsky P. Heckenbergcr F. Petak W. Ifkovits F. Reichl W. Keeney R. Reitmeier E. McGonigle A. Roesch J. Miksits J. Schleder J. Mittl P. Seipel BASS C. Deutsch E. Kotrosits R. Deutsch F. Kroboth J. Ehrets R. Knapp P. Galgan T. Loftus J. Gerenser J. Muik F. Hanzl F. 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Lebanon-6 Traveling to Leltanon with hopes high, the Vikings chalked up their first game ol- the 1945 season on the red side of the ledger, bowing to a powerful Lebanon High School team, 6-ll. From the first whistle the Vikings started shak.ly and they did not settle down until the second half. Hampered by a steady rain, the Vikings were unable to reach paydirt, even though they made a strong bid in the last period. The bitter taste of defeat was sweetened by the fact that the Vikings bowed to a good class A team. Vikings-7 . . . Lancaster Catholic-0 The Creen antl Gold bounced into the win column by defeating Lancaster Catholic 7-ll. The Vikings put all their scoring in one spectacular drive which carried them 65 yards for a touchdown. This attack was spearheaded by the passing of Bert Daday and the hard running of Bill Trimble. It was a see-saw battle for the first three quarters until Cpntral Catholic unleashed its attack and Bill Trimble driving over from the lil-yard line, chalked up the Vikings' only tally. V.kings-Z0 . . . Blythe Township-0 lfor their third start of the season, the Green and Cold conquered Blythe Township in Cofiielrl Stadium by the score of 20-ll, their second victory of the season. h i The onslaught of the Mt. Carmelites was halt- ed, as Wukilsch, on a nice tackle downed the ball carrier while Fon- zone, No. 27, Booros, No. 28, and Redding, Zi, close in to insure the kill. Center: George Kinek on a wide end breaks into the clear to hit paydirt f first Viking tally in the Mount Carmel tu DATE OPPONENTS Sept. 14 Lebanon High ......... :1'Sept. 22 Lancaster Catholic . .... ::f0ct. lg Blythe Township ....... saving s beautiful black, G. Kline, -OU- seems to be ,paving the way for one 0 t of G. Kinek's amous end runs. ' ' '0ct. 'Nov. Nov. Nov. Reading Central Catholic I9 Harrisburg Catholic .... 27 Frackville ..........,.. 2 Minersville ....,.. 10 Norristown ..... 17 Mount Carmel Home Games The first period defense of Blythe Township was so stubborn that the Vik ings could make only one big drive, but could DOI reach the goal line. In thi second quarter, Central Catholic opened up. After three plays, Kinek shot of tackle for the initial score. The second touchdown resulted fiom a long pas by Bakes on his own 45 to Kinek on the Viking 50. Kinek tallied again Blythe, on an attempt to pass from their own 5-yard line were caught behinc the goal by Wukitsch, and Central Catholic collected Z points. Vikings-7 . . . Reading Central CatholIc-38 Traveling to Reading for the fourth game on the schedule, the Vikings gridiron machine bogged down against Reading Central Catholic, taking 1 58-7 setback. In the very first quarter, the middle of the Viking line was softened afte having lost Kline and Krause, two veteran guards. The Reading team smashet through to the Viking ten, and on second down, Readings Binder passed ti Fromuth for Readings first score. To answer this threat, the Vikings cami back with a long pass by Bakes to Trimble, good for 50 yds. to the Viking IU Kinek then carried over for a tally. ln the second half, the Viking team suffered under penalties and Reading High taking advantage racked up two more touchdowns. Yohe's fine defensivi and offensive play and pass snatching stimulated the Viking Spirit. Even witl this, the Viking machine was stalled, and never really got started against thi Reading team. . CCHS TOUCHDOWNS Surrounded by a melee of gridmen, this Car- melite seems stalled after feeling the power of the Vikings, who are: Extreme left: F. Reichelp Foreground, J Bigatelg background, J Miksits: No. 27, N. Fon zone, and on ground left to right-G. Wuk- itsch, H. Kloiber, Oswald and J Booros 0 7 Trimble 23 Kinek f3l Caught in a drift of Viking stal- warts lGalle, 30, Oswald, 15 6 Wir ' at Kiiigk 72+ Galle tv Hakes 5?.lZf,Tfal9:tg'tflT ?i25il2. i: Jlm'ZE'iQ lg K'3U5Er Tflmble is smothered as he- tries a lone 13 Kinek 12, sortee into enemy grid-ground. Vikings-6 . . . Harrisburg Catholic-7 Vikings-I2 , , , Minergville-O Victory was near and yet so far when the Vikings lllSSlCll Willl ll1ll'VihlHL1f5l ln their seventh game of the football season, the Vikings downed a powerful Catholic at Coflield Stadium, bowing 7-6 in their third defeat of the season. Miner-,ville lfleven at Collie-ld Stadium, I2-fl. The initial quarters saw neither It Wm not until the scwnd pcrimi that Kinek, breaking the ,im,1i,,Ck, mn the Vikings nor the Miners do anything in the scoring line. 'l'he lirst break 50 yards to reach the llarrisburg 3-ll, where the Green and Gold attack stalled. CQIWS when Galle ulluflml 'YU lllf Miners' 20- llfllfll' llillllfll mlm' l'1l ll1l5ll'- lull Harrisburg drew first blood when Rados passed to lilazina setting up a touch- lllflflffffl bl' H1'l'fjl '0ll'1l lxfilllt'-W Hill 'W lllflllff lhllll thi' 41- Wllll 20 Xilflle down. to go, Brady again went back to pass, liooros deflected the toss into the artns In the second half, the Vikings drove to the Harrisburg 2 yard strip only to oblxlratise, whovgallopedl 55 'yards for the seoie. lt was lrimhle who plowed he stopped by a powerful Harrisburg line. ln the fourth quarter, Trimhle, in im ru' mt 6-Ummm' of tw gdmc' a hard line smash, crossed the goal, and the score was 7-li. A tenseness grew Vikings-0 , , , Norrigfown-O UVM- tht- grtiwil as Re-qlqling was giliutit lu kiek the extra point. A sickening llruised, battered, but not beaten, Leo Growe's proteges displayed their most thud reverberated through the stadium as the kick was blocked. surprising upset of their IV-l5 career as they held a powerful Norristown eleven to a llefl deadlock in four of the most exciting quarters of the season. Playing Vikings-Sl . . . Frackville-0 a team which had expected to beat them by four touchdowns, the Vikings CCHS turned in its best performance of the season in defeating ll Frzwli- put up 4 terrific goal-line stands. Noi-ristown pulled every trick it knew out ville eleven, 5l-ll, at Frackville, in the former's sixth gridiron tussle of the of the book as it attempted vainly to score against a hard, clean-tackling Allen- season. The knife-like edge of the Viking team sliced assunder the valiant town line. The Green and Gold eleven seemed a new team in the fading Frackville squad, as the Vikings crossed the paydirt zone 5 times. Scoring moments of the game as it rolled down the field on beautiful offensive work once each in the first and second cantos of the game, the last quarter proved by Olsovsky, Kinek and Galle, only to be stopped on the five-yard line as the to be Ll deciding factor as the sharp points in the Green and Gold offensive, game ended, ll-fl. On defensive, Central's rugged line proved not only to be Kinek and Galle, ehalked three tallies. Frackville's courage was undaunted, the mainspring in stopping the attempts to tally by the liagles of Norristown ' ' ' r sl'1u ht of the Vikings. but played their best game of the season. but this was not sulhcient to dull the sweeping., on. . g 1. Hx 1. :Ig xi fg. . : lm Q a Q5 Q K if 1 48 gm: Nz- .Q . ul 2 1? XE ,N-,. , ,...-an ,. g- 1 X Sf 4, QSTER4, YLVRNIR HULIC SCHOOL ET BALL PIUNSHIP 945 46 we mn5 wi Discussing plans for the coming athletic seasons the A. A. officers, Annamae Polaha, Paul Skvoretz, and Kenneth Christman fstand- ingl gather 'round their adviser, Father Stephen Daday. Vikings-'50 . . . West Hazleton-23 Vikings-34 . . . West Hazleton-27 Making its debut in their own Roekne Hall, CCHS rompetl off with Playing their first game away from home CCHS started slowly, on its first victory, Sli-2.5, at the expense of VVest Hazleton Il. S. The exen terms in the first half, but showing their prowess in the second Crowe coached combine functioned smoothly as it conquered its first CCI IS proved their worth by defeating VVest Hazleton 3-l-27. opponent of the lf!-l'5--lo season. Vikings-42 . . . south Whitehall-so Vikings'-43 ' ' r Scranton Preparatory-13 The Viking basketball quintet sailed on merrily its it ili-11-iiit-il ii CCHS, displaying a powerful offensive that was unstoppable, swamp valiant South Whitehall team -l2-30. The Viking' reserves saw a lot l'1llll1f'l1fClil55UlSCV1llW'1lPl'Vllfl'il l'l5'l5- of action as they played the best part of two cantos. Vikings-35 . . . Easton-33 Vikings-31 . . . Bethlehem--52 e Vikings bowed in a spirited game to Bethlehem H. S. 52-31 It was a mp and tuck battle as the Red Rovers of laaston High met .. - . - . . . .1 , . - , . . - .. ' Ihe ganie was mp and tuck until half time. lhe Ilurritanes eom defeat at the hands of LLHS bv a 55 to 55 tallv. lhe Red Rovers . . s , . . . ' . g ,, , pletelx' domznatetl the second period and won easily. staged a terrific comeback in the second half. George lxineks last minute field goal brought victory to CCI lS. Vikings-52 . . . De La Salle-32 v'kmgs-44 ' ' ' West Catholic-32 ln their seventh victory of the season the Vikings swamped De l 1 ln the first of lll Sunday games, CCHS heat a powerful VVest Cath- Salle of New York by a 52452 score. After the intermission De Le Salle olic quintet -l-iff-2. The Vikings working as a team racked up a gigantic opened with a brilliant passing attack, but CCHS stopped this by 1 5249 count at halt time, but eased up during the second half. ermanter-ofielisite of its own and won hantlily. 2 5 2 1 . 2 X 1 ,R . ,, ..a...,-..--'-'fa W'c These faithful workers, in a behind the scene shot, are the managers R. Perry and J. lleilley, sorting the equipment. , M t . , ,71,f V7 H ag il km+Mw , ix' avi M, 4, Q A I Q4 R .r 5 at fa' x if if wwf w f 1? , 2 S it 3 js! ,V :me in! I ' Tig MU f s1Mww ,V . 1 J. hfl - f gg, ,gm 9, ' L '? g , tm5 - L' K x I -mx waxy -H.. A ' 5' A 1? 3 n wily' K' Vikings-59 . . . South Whitehall-32 lfiii' llu llllll win ul llu- suiwii, CCHS ilirwluwl Slllllll VVl1il1'l111ll 9' ui ll. Sunlli XYl11I1'l1.1ll in lllll l.1st pwiiiil, nigulc' Ll v11i11 qitlviiipt, l111t liinlll not snip llu- Yiknigs. Vikings-70 . . . St. Paul's of Scranton-31 llu' lin-1-11 .llltl iiiilil lllllillslllltl 1lu'11' nuist 111111-111 11tt.1ck ul' tlu- M'.lN4lIl lvx 1l1m11111,u Si. lyllllllx lil' silfllllllll Tll ui ll. .Xt ilu- l1i1ll, Liuiiriuil lu'l1l Sl. l'.11ilR lf 111 ll. 'l'lu- suwiill string linisluisl tlu- gnnug Llllll tlu-5' Q.1w .1 giiml .u'uii1111l lil lllL'llISL'lXl'N. Vikings-55 . . . Conyngham Township-25 - ' - ' - '- - ' . , 3: s lllllllllllg 111 .1 quulx W ui ll l1.11l in llu lnsl lllllllllt lil pliy Ktll li1111iu'1el lTin1x11gl1.1l11 'l'm1'11xl1ip 55 In 25. 'lilue l'L'Nl'l'XL'N s.1w ll QIACLII 1l1'.1l til .u'lu1i1 .1sll1i.u'l1 flI'llXYL' vilvslillllul lrccly. Vikings-54 . . . Reading Central Catholic-38 llinuliiiilu llu' l'i.lNll'l'll llll1llS, CCHS llCliL'lllL'll Ru1cli11g fll'llll'lll Calli- iilu' 3'l ui Stl. lllllllllg s1111uitl1l1 CCHS lt-tl lll 111 6 .11 llu' lirst pvriiitl, .1111l .11 llu' l1.1ll lll'llll'.ll lignl Al I3 piiinl luul. 'llu' Vikings lu-111 tlu llltsslllk' nn inul 1v1i11u.1s1l1. Right Surrounded by North Catholic players Jack Booros agile floorman and consistent scorer tor the Vikings steals the ball under the opponents basket Below: Booras still fights for the ball as th: referee calls for a jump ball in a wild rnclee of players. Vikings-52 . . . Harrisburg Catholic-45 Cuiilixil l,1llllllllC went inui llu' lhlslilll l Illltlllk linils lux Slhllflllllg nil C iimn limn llniislmuigl irluilu V111 ln Ili tlu' l'iz1slL'I'l1 RL' 'ui 1 ,' ' ' a ' N 1l'4 vs 5- l llul luurtli klll'llAlCl'N In lviing lllll Kim-k lmikr liiiisa- in llu- ll1ii'1 ' l tnlil lui llu 3411111 ui 32 points lu-1114-1-11 llll'lll, wlnlr lllL'lI' lllllLlN5l'l 1 ' ' a ' XV11lQitscl1 llclil lllalziiui, tlu' ll.11'1'1sl1111'g .lkK', 111 lllll' liinnl. Vikings-45 . . . Pittsburgh Catholic-42 ilx Ilu l'1-11l1s1lxg111141 fill.lIlllll1lIlNlllll liiiin llitlsluiijigli Nimrlli Cnlluilic 1111 ' - l'l'll9 45 ui -l7 in 1 lll ll'llll'Ll'lliL'l' 11l1111'1l in Rmltiu- ll.1ll. lilklllllljg lux ll iininls, Jil 11122, 111 tlu' 1-11111 p.1r11il ilu- lllll'll flllllll, Ilu' X ilxings . , I 5t'L'Ill1'Ll surc ul victiiiw. llli'll ll lllll NL'L'Illl'l 4 -llVk'Il1llk'll lL'2lIll 11s tluiy ful .N npr-iu-ll. 'l'lu' l'1tlsl1111'-'li li1ii.1ns 1lmv11 llu- Viking l1'.ul. XV1tl1 l 1 Ill linir ininulcs I't'lllLllI'llllg, tlu- score suuiil -lll ui W 111 l.1x1i1' til ilu Vikings. Nurtli lfgillumlic lllL'll put i11 llircc- Kllk'k'l'N5lX4' ginils 111 llu lvill lin mu lllllllllks llux linisluil Ilu Vikings iiiu-, inul, lil'LlL'Zlll4Lf llus . gillllk' als xicuirs llllll Sltllrlll1g1l11j1l11l1s. . Nl' .ll was ,, ,rs 5 5 Waiting for the pop-up, Jack Stehlin, veteran catcher of the Viki nine, is poised to snatch the ball in F19 a warm-up game at Jordan Park. Coach, Crowe, demonstrating the correct form of bunt- ing, instructs his proteges, Eugene Kessler, Frank Reichel, Paul Skvoretz, Charles Greene, Anthony Kor- ves, Anthony Bucha, and Richard Redding. Father Daday, director of Athletics, is just as interested as the boys. Um Baaeddl Ream! lM'ri-. f,PP0NIl1N'I' OPP. CCHS April 9 Bethlehem . . . , . , 19 2 April 16 Reading ....... . 18 4 April 25 Perkiomen Prep .. . 6 16 April 30 liethlehem ..... . X 2 May 3 Malvern Prep . . . . 7 15 May U Reading C. C. . , . 4 2 May 14 Perkiomen Prep .. 5 8 May I7 Phillipsburg C. . . 6 12 May 22 Phillipsburg C. 1 13 May 23 Malvern Prep ,. . 1 13 May 24 Reading C. C. . . 5 10 May 51 Reading .... . 7 4 With the coming of spring, the Viking sport fans turned their thoughts to baseball. A 12 game schedule had been arranged for this year's team indicating the school's progressive sports policy. Central Catholic got off to a very poor start, not being able to get the lon ha k b l g 's'et al season out of their system. But once the Green and Gold settled down, they gave a very commend- able account of themselves. For its opener, CCHS dropped a 19-2 decision to Bethlehem H. S. The Vikings drew first blood getting two runs in the first inning, however Bethlehem wasted no time getting these back and plenty more. In the Reading contest conditions were not much improved. Besides losing another game by a lopsided score of 18-4, C. C. also lost the services of Eugene Kessler, veteran outfielder, who fractured his ankle sliding into second. The Vikin . o t e1r two previous defeats by amassing a 15 to 6 win over Perkiomen Prep. Of the eleven hits registered by the Vikings, the game featured doubles by Kinek, Csencsits and a homer by Booros. Once again the Bethlehem High Hurricanes were victorious over Central, this time 8-2. It was by virtue of 3 successive home-runs and 8 hits to our 7 that saw the Hurricanes through. gs rocketed from the depths f h ' Taking a breather d ' uring practice, the Vikings team, Kminus George Kineki, Mike Martin, Tony fn 14 !V Me!! The Vikings restimed their upward trend hy defeating Mal- vern Prep 15 to 7. liven though the Vikings trailed 6-5 at the end of the fifth, they produced Pl runs in the sixth and added -l more in the seventh to win easily. Again halted in their streak, C. C. lost a close 4-2 decision to l C tholic team. Master of the an aggressive Reading Centra ,a plate hy gathering 7 hits to Reading's 5, the Vikings still had not the run making ahility to suhdue them. ln the seventh game of the season, C. C. won an lllDbl'CVli1lCll contest, defeating Perkiomen Prep H to 5. Comhining hits and errors, the Vikings scored twice in the second and 6 in the fourth, and with excellent -l hit pitching hy Makovsky, the victory was assured. Victory and the Vikings went hand in hand as they downed a Philipshurg Catholic team 12-6. Collecting l6 solid hits, two of them triples hy Wukitsch, C. C. gained a 4-ll lead in the second, and this advantage was never surrendered. For their third consecutive win, the Vikings topped I'-Burg Catholic I3 to l, with Martin allowing one run in the first canto and pitching shut-out hall from there on in. Continuing their victory splurge, the Vikings overwhelmed Malvern Prep 13-l. Cal Wukitsch hlasted out two home runs, driving in six tallies with three tries at the plate. Newcomer to the mound, Reichl, aitled the Viking cause hy pitching a four hitter. Victory over I lips urg z , .. , g in the Vikings' jeweled-studded season. Ioe Bigatel's triple, lack Stehlin's double and Bert Daday's single with bases loaded, all made this decisive win possible. The Vikings downed Reading C. C. l0-5 for their Sth straight victory. The hatting terrors were ' ' A Csencsits and Pizolato with two singles respectively. C. C.'s winning streak was stopped by Reading High's base- Gal Wukitsch crossed 'hil' b Citholic 13 to 1 was another oem Kinek with il triple, hall team which fashioned a 7-4 victory. in flc hx Kinek and Makovsky the plate from 3rd hase on a s 5, ' 1' , pitched shutout hall until the 7th, hut this comhination was not quite enough to clinch the last game of the season. With likints look for a still more 7 wins against 5 losses the li' g., successful season next year. .- .----, -M ,-,W ...., 1. sims.: n:--n..l --.A i--i. ei-u.i. 1 'I fs AQ r xg r. AQ 1 1 T F ,' - 231 . J ,ki . 1 iw Q ' 4. 4 iff: - f .W P4 5? A-5I3t1 g LT:'-L' gm 'ft' T Y A M EQQQQ1 '- - ' ' ,..-- If 1.-fx,,.,Q?': Akkk . .F f fsiigifll .fy - A.fa-fisgiwg ,. .. ,,Mw,A..fvQw kj .. ' A, f ., .2 5 A N If y eh-1. i- V S ,V 0-1 P 11.....-...., - ,.- ,, - -,-v...-7--v . , , A'v !G 17:2 1, ,,n Football Manager 2-3: Basketball Mana- DONALI7 HENRY BAUER 434 Green Street, Allentown Sicrecl Heart Parish: Intlustrial Course ger 21 Intra-mural Basketball I-2-3-4g Cheerleader I: Catholic Action Promoter I: Honor Student 23 Library Mender and Binrler I-2-3-4. RICHARD Maarihiiiifskirz 125 Seventh Avenue, Bethlehem St. Simon and Iude Parishg Academic Course Art Club lg Victory Club I-25 Seneschal Business Staff 25 Class Representative I-33 Yearbook Sports Staff 3, Co-editor 4. ELIZABETH MARY ACS 806 Iiast Tenth Street, Northampton Our Latly of Hungary Parishg Acatlemic Course Speakers' Club 23 Catholic Action Pro- moter I-3g Retl Cross Club 2g Verse Speaking Choir 3-4. WILLIAM PAUL AMEY 32 North Eleventh Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parishg General Course Catholic Action Promoter 2-33 Yearbook Business Staff 4, Activities Chairman 4. l'li'l'ER IOHN ARTINGFR Washington Street, Stiles Course tion Promoter 3-4. IOSIZPII IVIICIIAIQL BERTA 5152 North Iorclan Street, Allentown St. Iohn the Baptist Parishg Industrial Course Intra-mural Basketball I-2. St. Iohn the Baptist Parish: Intlustrial Intra-mural Basketball Ig Catholic Ac- 1in.oA lUS'l'INIi isooiscr-1 I 142 South Seconcl Street, Coplay bt. Peter Parishg Acaclemic Ccmrse Stuclent Librarian 4: Library Aitlenl-2-35 Orchestra 33 Glee Club 2. 'Oh 4 Page Eighzy-lwo WILLIAM JOHN ALBERT Il29 Eighth Street, Catasauqua Annunciation B. V. M. Parishg Intlustrial Course Art Club I-2-3, Presiclent 43 Catholic Action Promoter 23 Victory Club 33 Library Aitle 3-4. IOHN FRANK ANTHONY 49 North Seventh Street, Coplay St. Peter Parish: Intlustrial Course Glee Club 1-2-3-4. IIIiI.IiN MARY BAIUURA 635 North Front Street, Allentown St. Iohn the Baptist Parishg Home Eco- nomics Course Speakers' Club Ig Library Aitle lg Glee Club 2-4. YVX J J' c 5 I Illi . E MARGARET IIORRICLLI I I53 Catasauqua Street, Fullerton Annunciation l3.V.M. Parish, Ilome Eco- nomics Course Clee Lluli I-2-3--I: C-irls Choir I-2-3-45 'I'onettes 2-3-45 Minstrel I-2-3--I. Rl'I'A MILIJREIJ ISRYNIARSKI Route i',l'3, Kutztown St. Mary Parishg Academic Course Intra-mural Basketball 3, Speakers' Club 2-3-4: Clee Club 3--Ig Girls' Choir 3--Ig Minstrel 3-HI. MARY 'I'IiRIiSA CAMPBELL 24ll4 Allen Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parish: Academic Course Intra-mural Hasketliall 2: Speakers' Club 2: Senior Class Play: Ilonor Student 3,-I: Verse Speaking Choir I-2-3--lg Minstrel I. IIUGII FRANCIS ISOYLE I 1739 Turner Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parish: Academic Course Intra-mural Basketball 2: Cheerleader 2, Pmantl 3-45 Minstrel 4, Usher 2-3--I. GLORIA ANNA BUTZ 439 North Law Street, Allentown Sacred lleart Parish, Commercial Course Intra-mural Basketball 2-3--lg Speakers' Club 2: Senior Class Play: Red Cross Club 3, President 4, Library Aide 2-3-4g Minstrel I-2-4. RICIIARI7 FRANCIS CARNIQY 228 South Madison Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parish, Academic Course Intra-mural Basketball I-2-3. ROBERT EUGENE COULTER LUCIA IiI.ISCAISE'l'II IJESILVA 2236 Kemmerer Street, Bethlehem 2-IU Iiast Walnut Street, Allentown Library Aide 2-3-4. CLAIRE FRANCES UTSCH RUIJOLPII FRANCIS IHEUISCII 57 151-ont Srrgg ugauqua H-Ill North Penn Street, Allentown A uneif t' B,V,M, Parish, Commercial Sacred Heart Parish: Academic Course CAL Intra-mural Basketball lf2-3-4: Libr olie Action Promoter Ig Victory Mender and Binder I: Clee Club Club I: Verse Speaking Choir 1-2-3--lg Class Representative I-Nl. Usher I-2-3-4. Page Fig flly-three St. Anne Parish: Industrial Course Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish: Com Intra-mural Basketball 2-3, Speakers' IIICICIIII Lmmc Club lg Catholic Action Promoter 4. Speal-ters' Club 2: Red Cross Club 3 -I HELEN MARGARET IJOLGOS 542 Union Street, Allentown St. Stephen Parishg Commercial Course Speakers' Club 2, Catholic Action Pro- moter Sg Senior Class Play: Minstrel 1-2-41 Red Cross 4: Class Representative 4g Library Aide 2-3-4. IOSEPH HARLAN EHRETS Route ifl, North Coplay St. Peter Parishg Academic Course one Club 2-3-4. . MARY TERHSA EVARD S48 Media Street, Bethlehem St. Anne Parish, Home Economics Glee Club 1-2: Girls' Choir 2: Minstrel 2-3-4, Seneschal Business Staff 5-4. Cl lARl,liS IOSPPI I FICE lTliR MARCARIYI' MARY FICURA Route 1751, Washington Avenue, Northamp- . 4 V . n Sacred Heart Parish: Academic Lourse tu 523 North Iordan Street, Allentown Immnmuml Bagkcthall lg Minstrel 3,44 St. Andrew Parish, Commercial Course Student Ollicer 2. Speakers' Club 1-2: Glee Club 2-3: Min- strel 2-33 Seneschal Business Staff 3-4. ANNIE LOUISE FIX 2346 Allen Street, Allentown FLORENCE IEAN FLYNN 37 North Ninth Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parish, Academic Course Immaculate Conception Parish, Home lic- lntra-mural Basketball 2-3g Speakers' Onomlcs Course Club 2: Art Club 2-3: Honor Student 3: Verse Speaking Choir 1-2-3-4, Year- book Art Staff il. Page Eighty-four' LliNURlf CA'l'llliRlNli lil7lDINGliR S18 North Fourth Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parish, Commercial Course Speakers' Club 2: Honor Student I-2- 5-4: Glee Club 2-5-4: Minstrel 1-2-3-43 Class Representative 1: Athletic Direc- tor's Secretary 4. lRlfNli I-1l.IZABli'l'Il l'iMRlCfl'l 1076 Fullerton Avenue, Allentown St. Iohn the Baptist Parish: Academic Course Victory Club 2, Honor Student 1-2-3-4: Verse Speaking Choir l: Seneschal Lit- erary Staff l-2-3-4g Student Ollicer 2: Class Representative 53 School Vice- President 4. WILFRHD RAYMOND l'ililJOR Fairview Street, Cementon Annunciation H. V. M., Northampton: Academic Course Orchestra 1-2-3-4g Band 1-2-5-45 Min- strel l-2-4. CA'l4l ll'iRlNli I5ORlS l30Ul.Kl'i 425 liast Court Street, Allentown Our Lady llelp of Christian Parish: Coni- niercial Course Catliolie Aetion Promoter 2-3: Verse Speaking Choir l-2-31 Minstrel 1-2-5-4: Senesclial Business Staff 4: Student Olli- eer 4. CARI, S'l'liPl ll'iN l3Rl'iNSKY ol5 North Twenty-'l'hird Street, Allentown St, Catherine Parish: Academic Course lntrahmural Basketball I-2-5-4: Cheer- leader, Captain 2-3: Senior Llass Play: Minstrel 4: Usher 5. lfl.lZABl'i'lill SARA Gl'illRlNGliR 420 North Cfiurcli Street, Allentown Sacred lleart Parish: Academic Course Catliolic Action Promotoi' l-2: Minstrel 4. VVll.l.lAM AUGUST FOX 458 Green Street, Allentown Sacred lleart Parish: Industrial Course lntra-mural Basketball 1-2-3-4: Library Aide 3-4, Mender and Binder 1-2: Oi'- ehestra 43 Band 3-4: Minstrel 4g Class Representative 2. KA'l'HliRlNlf 'I ERBSFRUI IWIRTH l624 Tilghman Stre Al town St. Catherine P' 5 ommercial Course Speake , 1-2: Honor Student 1-2- -45 K, ub 1-2-3-4: Girls' Chorus l-Za Girls' Choir I-2-3-43 Tonettes - 43-4: Minstrel l-2-3-4. GliRAl,l7 DONALD GIQIGIZR IUZI Marshall Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parish: Academic Course Intra-mural Basketball lg Honor Student l-2-4: Seneschal Literary Staff 1-2-3-4g Yearbook Business Staff 4. IOSEPH AUGUST GIGLER 957 North Fifth Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parishg Industrial Course Intra-mural Basketball 1-2-3. AGNES MARY Gll.l.li'l l'l'i 525 Race Street, Catasauqua Annunciation B.V.M. Parishg Commercial Course Red Cross Club 2g Speakers' Club 1-2: Honor Student I-41 Glee Club 4: Min- strel 4: Seneschal Literary Stal-T 3-4: Usher 2-3-4: Girls' Chorus 4. Page Highly-fin' ROBERT PAUl. Gll,lll2R'l4 656 llertzog Avenue, Bethlehem St. Ursula Parish: Academic Course Football 2: Orchestra 3: Band 5-4: Year book Sport Staff 3, Co-editor 4: lntra mural Basketball l: Student Ollicer l Seneschal Business Staff 2. MARGARET MARY GMOSlfR 961 Cedar Street, Allentown St. Francis Parishg Academic Course Glee Club 2-3: Girls' Chorus 2-3: Min strel 2. Intra-mural Basketball l-2-3-4: Ilonor AGNES LILLIAN HOWER l3t'w South Front Street, Coplay St. Peter Parish: Academic Course Library Aide I-2-3-43 Hfmrb Student 43 Orchestra I-2-3--lg Band IS-3,-4: Min- strel I-2-3-45 Yearbook Business Stall 4. RICHARD IOIIN HUBER 256 Fairview Street, Cementon Annunciation B.V.M. Parishg Industrial Course Intra-mural Basketball 1. MARY TIIERESA GREEN 7-ll North Tenth Street, Allentown St. Francis Parish: Commercial Course Speakers' Club 2: Victory Club-Co- chairman 2-3-4: Glee Club 2-3: Minstrel I-2-3: Seneschal Business Staff 3-4. DONALD IOSEPII IIAMMEL 32l East Eighth Street, Northampton Our Lady of Hungary Parish: Industrial Course Intra-mural Basketball I. KATHRYN MARGARET HARSCH 335 North Fourth Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parishg Commercial Course Catholic Action Promoter 2: Red Cross Club 2: Orchestra I-2-3-43 Band 2-3-43 Minstrel 3-4. ALOYSIUS IOSEPI-I HUBER 520 North Fifth Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parish: Academic Course Intra-mural Basketball lg Catholic Ac- tion Promoter I-2-3g Glee Club I-23 Minstrel I-2-3-4g Usher 2-3-4. WILLIAM STEPHEN IFKOVITS 9 North Fifth Street, Coplay St. Peter Parishg Academic Course Intra-mural Basketball I-2-3-4: Glee Club 2-3-41 Minstrel 4. Page Eighty-fix ANNA TERESA IIALL 606 Grant Street, Allentown Immaculate Conception Parish: Commer- cial Course Speakers' Club Ig Glee Club 21 Minstrel 2 3 CIIARLES IOSEPI-I IIANIFLON 443 Tilghman Street, Allentown Immaculate Conception Parish: Academic Course Basketball I-2-3: Intra-mural Basketball Captain I-2-3-4: Library Aide l, Mender and Binder lg Orchestra 2-3-4g Band 2-3-4: Minstrel 4: Usher 3-4. ANN LORRAINE IIIl.l ER'I'Y l33 South Sixth Street, Allentown St. Stephen Parish: Academic Course Student 1-3-43 Orchestra 3-4: Band 3-4: Verse Speaking Choir I-2g Minstrel 2-3. IOSIil'II IAMIQS IAINIDI. 115316 North Filth Street, Allentown Sacred Ileart Parish: Academic Course Speakers' Cluh I: Art Cluh I: Senior Class Play: Student Ollicer l: Class Rep, resentative 2-3: School President -I. CI IARLIQS IOSICPII KAI II.I'iR 'JUS North Front Street, Allentown St. Iohn the Baptist Parish: Ceneral Course Intra-mural Basketball I-2-3--lg Cheer- leader I: Minstrel l. I',UCIiNIi I.l'iU KIQSSLIQR TIBIQ North Twelfth Street, Allentown St. Ifraneis Parish: General Course Catholic Action Promoter 2-4: Basketball 2-3: Basehall 2-5--I: Intra-mural Basket- hall Captain I--I. CI.AIRIi 'IIICRIQSA IIQNKINS IHZ6 Ilanover Avenue, Allentown Our Lady Ilelp of Christians Parish: Ilome Iiconomics Course Speakers' Cluh I: Student Librarian I: Seneschal Business Staff -I. IOSIZPH ANTHONY KANICIIANN 2945 Tilghman Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parish: Academic Course Intra-mural Baskethall I: Senior Class Play: Speakers' Clulu 2-3--I: Victory Club 5: Honor Student 3-4: Minstrel -I: School Treasurer -I. IOI IN UIQURGIQ IQIIXPOUR SIU Wyandotte Street, Bethlehem Iloly Inliancy Parish: Academic Course Intra-mural Basketball 1-2: Catholic Ac- tion Promoter 5: Student Ollicer fl: Victory Cluli 5. IiIiLIiN 'I'l-QRICSA KIJQINSORCB 513 North Law Street, Allentown Sacred Ileart Parish: Commercial Course ITIUICY 1: Clee Cluh 3: Minstrel I-2-5 Seneschal Business Staff 4. PAUI,INI'i ANN KLUCHARICH 108 Chestnut Street, Coplay St, Peter Parish: Academic Course Student Librarian 4: Lihrary Aide 1-2-3 Orchestra 5: Clee Club 2. Pug 1' Iifg My-srzfezi Speakers' Cluh 2: Catholic Action Pro- llIfI.I'iN ROSE lx 47 Oak Street, Stiles 'xx St. lohn the Bay arish: Commercial Course 5 . H ikgliih 2: Catholic Action Pro- ot VZ: Senior Class Play: Ilonor Student I-2-5--I: Clee Cluh 5--I: Cirls' Chorus 5--I: Student Ollicer I-3: School Secretary -I. ANNA MARIIC KLUCIIARICII SUI North Fourth Street, Allentown Sacred Ileart Parish: Commercial Course Honor Student 2-NI: Verse Speaking Choir I-2-3-4: Minstrel I-2-5-4. I liLlZABE'IiIl CATIIIQRINE LIEBL lill South Iordan Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parish: Commercial Course Speakers' Club 2: Honor Student l: Catholic Action Promoter -l: Glee Club 2: Verse Speaking Choir l: Minstrel -l: Seneschal Literary Staff 3--l. CAIIIERINE BARBARA LISICKY 353 North Second Street, Allentown St. john the Baptist Parishg Commercial Course Intra-inural Basketball, Captain 2-3--lg Catholic Action Promoter 1-5-4g Honor Student 5--l: Minstrel l: Seneschal Liter- ary Staff 5--lg Class Representative l. IAMES ROBERT KRAUSE 522 South Saint Cloud Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parishg Academic Course Football 3--lz Intra-mural Basketball l-2-5. RITA LUCY LACARRO 129 North Third Street, Allentown Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parishg Aca- demic Course Red Cross Club 3--l. fi A EIJNA MARGRRJTI' LEWIS North Ambler Street, Quakertown St. Isidore Parishg Academic Course Honor Student l-2-3-4: Glee Club I-2- 3-41 Minstrel l-2-3: Seneschal Literary Staff l-2-5, Editor -l. 95 f FRANK PETE ROI-BOTH 4 North Thir treet, Coplay St. Peter Pa'B , Academic Course Intra-r Basketball I-2-3-4: Cheer- leac 'r : Band 4: Glee Club l-2-3-4: Cla.. epresentative I. IOHN THOMAS LEONARD 1514 East Woodlawn Street, Allentown Our Lady Help of Christians Parish: ln- dustrial Course MICHAEL GEORGE LICHMAN H9 Green Street, Allentown St. Iohn the Baptist Parishg Academic Course Intra-mural Basketball l-2-3: Catholic Action Promoter 2-3-4. ROBERT CHAR LIPOVSKY 151 Sycamore S et, Allentown St. Iohn th' Baptist Parishg Industrial 'ourse In ' n al Basketball I-2-5-4. DOROTHY MARIE LOCKIZR 5-lil North Fourth Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parishg General Course Intra-mural Basketball- I-2-3: Catholic Action Promoter l-23 Victory Club 21 Library Aide 2: Orchestra 33 Band 3: Minstrel l-2-3: Usher 3-Plg Class Repre- sentative 3. ' Page Eigfzty-ciglzf VICTORIA ANN l.UCCl l'l5ll West llroatl Street, lletbleheni Sts. Simon and Iude Parish: Commercial Course Speakers' Club 21 Clee Club l-2-5-rl: Girls' Chorus lf2'5-'lx Minstrel l-2. WAl.'l'l .R llliRNARlJ l,U'l4'l'liRSMl'l4ll 228 lirush Street, Allentown Sacred lleart Parish: lndustrial Course lntra-mural Basketball l-2-5: Orchestra l-2-5--lg llllllll l-2-5-rl, IAMIQS IOSlCPll MALONIQY lrll-l South Race Street, Allentown St. Paul Parish: General Course lntra-mural liasketball l: Usher 2. llll.lJA ANN LU'l l'l'iRSMl'l'H l llobson Street, Stiles St. john the Baptist Parishg Home lico- nomics Course Catholic Action Promoter 21 Glee Club l-2,5-4: Girls' Choir 2-5-4. BERNARD lillVVARl7 MAKOVSKY 255 Third Street, Cenienton Blessed Virgin Mary Parish, Northampton: Industrial Course Basketball 23 Baseball l-2-5-4: Intra- mural Basketball Captain 1-5-43 Cath- olic Action Promoter 5. WAl.'l'liR IOSEPII MA S 455 North Fourth S ' , Allentown Sacred I - rt Parli, Academic Course lias il - -4: Intra-mural Basketball Capt' in l. Aide l-21 Glec Cluh l-2-5-4: Cirls' Choir l-2-5-4: Minstrel l-2-5. fx N Page Ifigliiy-nine ROSE ANNA MARTH KA'l4l lRYN l .l,lZAl5l .'l4ll lVlA'l'l ll'.YVS 626 North Fifth Street, Allentown 465 Cordon Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parish: Home Economics Sacred lleart Parish: Academic Courst Comm Orchestra l-2-5--l: band I-2,5--lg Min Catholic Action Promoter I-2-5: Library strcl IAZ-5A-la Munir lAibI'all'i:1l1 5'4- RQQSIQMARIE CA L9'4sMA'1'ULA MARY MQNICS McANlJRliW 1134 Wahncta SU... iicnmwn lofi Chew Street, Allentown St. Iohn the mtist Parishg Acatlqmiq liuniaculate Conception Parish: Coinnitr Course W, cial Course Sltfakefjpull 2: Library Aide 3.45 Speakers' Club I: Catholic Action Pio O has 3.4: Band 2,5.4: Qld: mul, moter -lg Student Librarian lg Sent-se 1, inmci 2,5 Business Stall 4. PETER LEO MESS 235 North Elliger Street, Allentown Sacred Ileart Parish: Industrial Course Intra-mural Basketball I-2-5: Catholic Action Promoter l-2-3. IOIIN PETER MlIQSl'liS l5 South Third Street, Coplay St. Peter Parish: Academic Course Football 34-l: Basketball l: Intra-mural Basketball l-2-3--lg Victory Club 5-4: Glee Club l-2-3--lg Minstrel 4: Yearbook Business Staff -l. IOI-IN BERNARD McGINI.EY 247 Ridge Avenue, Allentown Inimaculate Concevtion Parish' Academic , Course Intra-mural Basketball I-23 Catholic Action Promoter Ig Band 3--lg Minstrel I-2-5--lg Usher 2. MARGARET ROSE MCGONIGLE 650 North Penn Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parishg Academic Course Glee Club I-2-3-4g Girls' Choir 2-3--lg 'I'onettes I-2-5-4g Minstrel I-2-5-Nl. ft ELIZAISETH ANN Mc'EONE 727 North Fifth I eet, llentown Immaculate Conc w ion Parish: Home Economics rse Library A' e I-2-3: Glee Club I-2-3g Giw I-2-3: Minstrel I-2-3. Q' ROSE MARIE ANN McG I 503 Kearney Street, Allento Our Lady Heli of finstians Parish: Academic Cours Catholic Actio Iluh, Co-chairman 4: Intra-mural etball 3-4: Speakers' Club I: Gqsr llub l-2-3--lg Girls' Choir 2-3- g es 2-54: Minstrel 2-3--l: Ush - : Yearbook Business Staff -l. HELEN BERNAIJETTE McKELVEY 1929 Liberty Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parish: Home Economics Course Catholic Action Promoter 35 Verse Speaking Choir l-2. MARY LOUISE McNERNIl-I SIUEQ North Thirteenth Street, Allentown St. Francis Parish: Commercial Course Victory Club, Co-chairman 2-5-4: Glee Club I-2-5: Seneschal Business Staff 3--lg Girls' Chorus I-2-5. WALTER FRANCIS MEYERS 716 North Second Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parishg Academic Course Basketball I-2-3--lg Honor Student l-2-4. ALFRED IOIIN MONDSCHEIN I27 South Fifth Street, Coplay St. Peter Parish: Industrial Course liasehall 2-5-4: Intra-mural Iiaslietbull 3--l: Glee Club 33 Minstrel 45 Student Officer 3. l Page N finely IAMIQS 'lillAlJl7liUS MUI.QUliIiN 218 North 'I'hirtieth Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parish: Academic Course Baseball 2-3: Speakers' Club 3--l3 Senior Class Play: Minstrel -l3 Art Club l: Class RL'l7l'L'Sl'lll1lllVL' l. lll .l.lfN l ,MMA PACSI 42 South Second Street, Coplay St. Peter Parish: Academic Course Glee Club 2-3. l5llANClS IOSIQPII Pl .lSClll, -llll Cordon Street, Allentown Sacred lleart Parish: Academic Course lI1Il'Al'IlllII'1ll Basketball l: Victory Club 2. IOAN ANITA NEWMAN l738 Pennsylvania Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parish: Academic Course Intra-mural Basketball 3: Speakers' Club 1-43 Verse Speaking Choir 1-2-3-4: Min- strel l-4. CAROLYN c:A1'nr:R1Ni: l'AWlx 254 Fair-View stay Blessed Virgin warish, Northampton: Home Ecbnomics Course Q,5i'uis 2-3-4, cms' chair 2-3-4g ettes 2-3-4: Minstrel 2-3-4: Iil.Slli VERONICA PESARCIK i H35 Main Street, Cementon Blessed Virgin Mary Parish, Northampton: Commercial Course lntra-mural Basketball 2-3-43 Glee Club l-2-5: Girls' Chorus l-2-3-4: Student Oilicer 2. ' IRICNH PETROKA Walnutport R.F.D, ifl St. Peter and Paul Parish: Academic Course Speakers' Club 3-43 Art Club 3: Red Cross 2: Honor Student 1-2-43 Yearbook Art Staff 4: Intra-mural Basketball 5. ANNAMAF POLAHA 125 Donald Street, Allentown St. Paul Parish: Academic Course Intra-mural Basketball 2-3-43 Athletic Association President 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 23 Speakers' Club 1-2-3--4: Senior Class Play: Glce Club 3-4: Girls' Choir 13 Minstrel l-2-5-4. Page Nil7Ffj'-Uilf 'l'liRliSA HICIJWIC PLIQSICI. -l5l Cedar Street, Allentown Sacred lleart Parish: Commercial Course Intra-mural Basketball 2-5-4: Speakers Club 2: Glee Club I-2-.5--l: Cirls' Cho rus l-2-5--l: Minstrel I: Yearbook liusi ness Stall -1. MARY CLAIR Rll'iPliNSlil,l, 127 South Fourth Street, Allentown Sacred lleart Parish: Academic Course Speakers' Club 2-5-4: Orchestra 3-4 Glee Club 21 Minstrel -l. lllil.liN ANNA SAUFRSOPF VOX North Fourth Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parish: Commercial Course Catholic Action Promoter 2-5: Speakers' Club 2: Verse Speaking Choir 5--lg Min- strel l-2-5-4: Yearbook Business Staff -l. lfl,IZAl3Ii'l'll ANN SCHAEFFER 432 Oakwood Drive, Fullerton St. Iilizabeth Parish: Commercial Course Speakers' Club 2: Honor Student I-2- 5-Nl: Verse Speaking Choir 5: Seneschal Literary Staff I-2-5--l. GLORIA ELIZA ITH -IWMEL 625 Oak Street, Alle n Sacred Heart : Home Economics Course Art his -2-3-4: Honor Student 4: er e . ucaking Choir 3: Minstrel 3: er 2: Student Officer 3, KENNETH PA 'KGPTER 827 North Tent t reet, Allentown St. Francis 'shg Academic Course Foot 2-3: Intra-mural Basketball 3-4: wet 2. DORIS ANN RUSSO lll West Broad Street, Bethlehem Sts. Simon and Iudc Parish: Commercial Course Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Minstrel 4: Seneschal Business Staff 3-4. CARL PATRICK RINIHOCK 822 Tilghman Street, Allentown St. Francis Parish: Industrial Course Intra-mural Basketball 1-2: Catholic Action Promoter -l. ROBERT HENRY ROFIUIQL 524 North Fourth Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parish: Academic Course Intra-mural I: Honor Student -l: Orches- tra I-2-5-4: Hand I-2-3-4: Minstrel 5. KATIIl.liliN MARIE RUTZ 453 North Fourth Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parish: Academic Course Red Cross I: Victory Club 2: Honor Student 1: Orchestra 3: Hand 5--l: Glee Club 2: Girls' Choir 2: Student Ofhcer I: Class Representative 2. FRANCIS IOSEPII SCHAIJL 1015 Seneca Street, Bethlehem Holy Ghost Parish: Academic Course Speakers' Club 3-4: Catholic Action Pro- moter 2. VINCENT FRANCIS SCHAFFER 413 North Fifth Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parish: Industrial Course Library Aide l-2-3-4, Mender and Hind- er I-2-3--l: Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Band I-2- 3-4. Page N1'm'ly-Iwo WILLIAM lAMliS SCllARl.li 525 North Berks Street, Allentown St. Czitlierine Parish: Academic Course lntra-mural Basketball l-2-3--l: Honor Student l-2-5--lg Orchestra l-2-5-4: Band l-2-,Sf-lg Minstrel l-2-4: Class Rep- resentative I . MARIORHZ ANN SCHNIQIIJBR ,ills South Sixteenth Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parish: Academic Course lntra-mural Basketball 5: Catholic Ac- tion Promoter 2-3-4: Victory Cluh 2: Verse Speaking Choir I-2-5-4: Minstrel I-5-4: Student Oilicer 2. CARI. NVll.l,lAM SCIIWAIS SIX liast Union Street, Allentown Our Lady Ilelp of Christians Parish: In- dustrial Course lfootlwall 5: Basehall I-2-3-4: Intra-mural Basketball Captain I-2-5-4: Catholic Ac- tion Promoter 2. IOSBPH MARTIN SCHLACHTFR 109 North Ellsworth Street, Allentown Uur Lady Help of Christians Parish: Aca- demic Course lntra-mural Basketball lg Orchestra 3: Band 3: Minstrel 4. FRED PAUL SCHUBERT H25 Ilowertown Rd., Catasauqua St. Michael Parish: Academic Course Football Z3 Baseball 4. DOROTHY Al.'l'HliA SENG 1536 Gordon Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parishg Commercial Course Llhrary Aide 2: Verse Speaking Choir 2-3: Seneschal Business Staff 43 Usher 21 Student Oflicer 3. R 'i . HAIJA S18 Loc ' Ftreet, Allentown 1AMies Fosrtait sieNo IW-N MA 5 I9 North Elliger Street, Allentown ' 'rl eart Parish: Commercial Course Sacred Heart Parish: Industrial Course lntra-mural Basketball 5-4: llonor Stu- dent l-5-41 Verse Speaking Choir 2-33 Seneschal Business Staff sl: Class Repre- sentative 5. LOUIS EDVVIN SHWITZ IAMICS ROBERT Sll'Plfl. ' ' ' All I 1 635 North Lumber Street, Allentown HI Calm' Mmm' Cn UW' St. Francis Parishg Industrial Course St. Francis Parishg Academic Course I Catholic Action Promoter 43 Library kifgrlglffxlngjigrkgtlmlI L2-jail Linlmllc Aide l-2. ' Page Nincly-llzree IJOLORICS ROSE S7'lNNIiR 'Il l North Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Pt . 1 Commercial Course lntra-mug iasketball 2-3-43 Speakers' Club z Senior Class Play: Victory Club 1 Ilonor Student 3-43 Glee Club - 1 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4: Tonettes - Minstrel 1-2-3-4: Yearbook Business S arf 4. 'VERESA BliRNAIDliT'l'12 SULLIVAN 5113 Allen Street, Allentown Immaculate Conception Parishg Academic Course Intra-mural Basketball 3: Catholic Action Co-chairman 4: Victory Club 3: Honor Student 4g Verse Speaking Choir 25 Usher 3-4. IOSEPH FRED SINKOVITS 159 Maple Street, Coplay St. Peter Parish, Academic Course Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Minstrel 4. HERMAN FRED SOMMER 132 Cherry Street, Coplay St. Peter Parishg General Course Catholic Action Promoter 45 Glee Club 3-4. BERNARD STEVE STANO 145 Green Street, Allentown St. lohn the Baptist Parishg Industrial Course Football 2-3g Intra-mural Basketball 1, Catholic Action Promoter 1-2-3, Victory Club 35 Orchestra 2-35 Minstrel 3-4. IOAN MARIE SNYDER 531 Buttonwood Street, Catasauqua St. Lawrence Parish: Academic Course Speakers' Club 2g Red Cross 23 Senior Class Playg Minstrel 3-45 Class Repre- sentative 4. IOHN JOSEPH SOMMER 416 East Eighth Street, Northampton Our Lady of Hungary Parish, Industrial Course Intra-mural Basketball 2. IOIIN ANTHONY STEHLIN 130 Allen Street, Allentown Immaculate Conception Parishg Academic Course Baseball 3-43 Intra-mural Basketball 1-2- 3-45 Catholic Action Promoter 1-2-35 Honor Student 4. IRENE RUTH SUKENIK 613 North Law Street, Allentown St, Iohn the Baptist Parish, Academic Course Intra-mural Basketball 2, Catholic Action Promoter 4. CLEMENT IOSEPII SUPPAN 632 North Penn Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parishg Industrial Course Intra-mural Basketball 1-2-3-43 Orches- tra 1-2-3-4g Band 1-2-3-4: Student Di- rector Orchestra 4g Minstrel 1-2-3-4' Usher 2. s Page N inety-four ANTHONY RUl5lf.R'l' SZUPPPR 3-W liast Ninth Street, Northampton Our Lady ol Hungary Parishg Academic Course lntra-niural liasketball l-2: Clee Club -l. IOAN PATRICIA 'IAIIPRINU 255 liighth Avenue, liethlehem Sis. Simon and lude Parish: Academic Course Speakers' Club 2-4: Clee Club l-2-5-rl: Minstrel -l. IOS!-'.Pll CllARl.liS URBAN M5 Morris Street, Allentown Sacred lleart Parish: Industrial Course lfootball Manager 2-.5-4: Basketball Man- ager 5: Intra-mural liasketball 142-3-4. MARGARET IOSIQPIHNE TAKIQRIQR -l5fiHfQ Greenleaf Street, Allentown Sacred lleart Parish: Commercial Course Intra-mural Basketball 2-5-43 Speakers' Club l: Honor Student 3-4: Glee Club l-2-5-'lz Cirls' Chorus 1-2-5-4g 'lionettes I-2-3-4: Minstrel 1-2-3--l. VVll.l.lAM IOSEPII TRlMlll,li 629 South liishopthorpe Street, Bethlehem Iloly Ghost Parish: Academic Course Football 3-4: Baseball 3-4: Cheerleader lg Senior Class Playg Cllee Club 5. CliORClf ANIJRPAV VIRVAN TMJ llazard Street, Palmerton Sts. Peter and Paul Parish: Aeadetnic Course Student Onicer 5. ISERNAIDINIC Hlil.liN VRAIELIQC 929 North Front Street, Allentown St. Iohn the Baptist Parishg Academic Course Catholic Action Promoter 2-3-4: Senior Class Play: Verse Speaking Choir lg Minstrel 1-2. lJOl.ORliS ANN VVPIHCR 502 Ridge Avenue, Allentown Sacred Heart Parishg Academic Course Intra-mural Basketball 1-2-3-4: Catholic Action Promoter lg Honor Student l-5--lg Glee Club l-2g Girls' Chorus'l-2: Min- strel 1,2-5-rl. Page Nirlely-live ALIQXANIJIQR IOSl .Pll VVACNPR 623 North Penn Street. Allentown Sacred Heart Parish: Academic Course lntra-niural Basketball l: Catholic Action Promoter I: Library Aide l, Mender and liinder lg Clee Club 3-rlg Minstrel I-43 Student Ollieer -l. KA,lilll.l'ilfN MARIE VVl .ll, 45-l luniata Street, Allentown St. Patil Parishg Commercial Course Intrafmural liasketball Captain l-245--lg Speakers' Club l-2: Verse Speaking Choir 2-51 Minstrel l-2: Senesehal liusi- ness Staff 4. ONE YEAR HONOR STUDENTS: Anne Louise Fix, Agnes Hower, Robert Roedel, Donald Bauer, Eliza- beth Liebl, Kathleen Rutz, Helen Winkelbauer. HELEN THERESA WINKLHBAUIQR 727 Washington Avenue, Northampton Our Lady of Hungary Parish: Academic Course Honor Student 4: Verse Speaking Choir l-2-3--lg Student Oflicer 4. THERHSA ROSE YAKSITSS X l575 Washington enuqythampton Our Lady of Hungary ishg Commercial Course lntra-mural B'H?'etball 2-4: Speakers' Cl b 25 Ca mic Action Promoter 5-4: Gle lubj -45 Minstrel 2g Girls' Cho- . -3- IOSEPH ANIJRHW YANDRISOVITZ l28 Allen Street, Allentown Sacred Heart Parish, Academic Course Baseball Manager 1-2-3-4g lntra-mural Basketball 1-2-3--lg Senior Class Play: Orchestra I-2-5-4: Band l-2-3-4: Year- book Business Staff 4. ox f IZVELYN VIOLA YO 4 541 North Sixteenth eet, Allentown St. Catherine Par' Fllommercial Course Intr -mural asketball 2-3-4: Glee Club l-2- ' mls' Chorus 1,2-3-4: Girls' C c l- -4: Minstrel 142-5-4. Page Ninety-.fix GALLAS FRANCIS WVUKITSCII 420 Ridge Avenue, Allentown Sacred Heart Parish: Academic Course Football 1-2-5-4: Basketball l-2-3-4 Captain 4: Baseball l-2-5-4, Captain 4' Orchestra 1-25 Ban.l 1-2: Usher 2-3-4. WILLIAM CHARLES YANDRASITZ Ash Street, Stiles St. John the Baptist Parishg Academic Course lntra-mural Basketball I-2: Catholic Ac- tion Promoter 4g Glee Club 5-4. ARTHUR VlNCl'iN'li YOHB 122 South Seventeenth Street, Allentown St. Catherine Parish: Academic Course Football 2-5--iz Baseball 2: lntra-mural Basketball 2-5-el. HARVEY li.RNl'iST BAUMAN Main Street, Bally Most Blessed Sacrament Parishg Academic Course a a ie OUR SALUTATORIAN OUR VALEDICTORIAN William Scharle, Irene Petroka, a four year honor student a thrcc year honor student with a general average of with a general average of 93.62. 93.12. FOUR YEAR HONOR STUDENTS Hclen Knauss, Irene Emrich, Elizabeth Schaeffer, Wil- liam Scharle, Lcnore Ed- dingcr, Edna Lewis, Kath- arine Fruhwirth. Two year honor students: Joseph Kanehann, Anna Marie Klucharich, Katherine Lisicky, Mary Campbell, Dolores Stinner, Agnes Gillette, Three year honor students: Loraine Hilfertv, Walter Meyers, Irene Margaret Takerer. Petroka, Jean Shada, Gerald Geiger, Dolores Weber. as 4 Lf? Li??z2:7 fi iii? k ' WA. s , 1 s 'K -ii -'L il --Q. 3 'K 5- .gq f -Q -Q. ,, A 7 F' s Q WL if K. umm. . .f fi --1, Q Q -5 f J. L.. A-, 7 . 91 H, Il 7 ' 'L , 'F gmt? .j Q4 31. nav: L,A.,VAAI H nm Mahi..- um 1111 1111j1r'l11.s fm our mix! lfirrr' w'z1i.s rn IIIJILS, ,-is nw' liwlwll In lfif' Sfllllfllffllillll 1 lnfrm of lflf'gi'fi1f1l11l111g 1'fu.i.x of Wifi. ia- 3.- 1 diploma frcm Monsignor Leo G, Fink, V.F,, director of CCHS. Our Commencement speaker, the Reverend Thomas J. Quigley, Superintendent of Schools in the diocese of Pittsburgh, THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1945. X gg S I'rifz'rli1'lmiir111, rw rr'.wl1'1' In flu fill in on flUIl'r i' In f11'f11r'w' ffm! flfurr' of fimmi' rm num CLERGY Rt. Rev. Msgr. Leo G. Fink Rev. Francis Adolf Rev Rev Rev Rev. Rev. Rev. Reginald Billinger Andrew Biros Joseph Birosh John J. Burns John Carroll Stephen J. Daday Rev. Aloysius Dietz Rev. Owen P. Donnelly Rev. John C. Engler Rev. Gordon B. Evans Rev. Felix C. Fink Chaplain Luke J. Fisher Rev Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev Rev . Francis J. Fox John P. N. Fiies Joseph Gasho John Gibney George Hiller Henry J. Huesman Rev. Harry Hynes Rev. Leo J aworowski Rev Charles F. Keller Rev Leo A. Klassen Rev. Riev. Louis D. Kovacs Emeric Kucharic Rev. Joseph F. Lanshe Rev Joseph Mathis Rev. Eugene J. Marchetti, D.D. Rev James A. McAndrew Rev: Joseph McGonigle Rev Hugh McMullan Rev Ladislaus Nagy Rev. Joseph Ostheimer Rev. George M. Petro, D.D. Rev. Paul Repchik Rev. Charles J. Ruffenach Rev. George V. Scherf Rev. Aloysius Schmid Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. George Spaits Michael A. Sysol Stephen Vidoczy F. W. Walters Ephrem Wukitsch, O.F.M. Rev Rev. Bruno G. Zietsch Rev. John G. 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