Charleston Catholic High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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Seniors ll--mm m- RICHARD GU TER Keen-witted and pleasant, Dick joined the class in his junior year, and participated in the mock election, Cecilian Choir, Big Showoff, and Rural Rhythm. He also played baseball and bas- ketball, and worked on the yearbook, Ricardo will always be remembered for his tango, ready grin, and zany antics. 1mm--mm m-mm 1954 EDWARD HACALA Eddie, noted for his original witticisms and JAMES HAID Jimmy, known for his cheerful disposition, friendly grin, and jalopy, was a participator in three minstrels and Little Nellie Kelly, Short of stature, but full of fun, he was a model in Big Showoff. Jim will always be remembered as a most loyal and helpful student, DOLORES HILL Dodie, our peppy head cheerleader, partic- ipated in four minstrels, Rural Rhythm, Father Boniface's radio programs, Big Showoff, and two school plays. Her wonderful sense of humor and friendly manner endeared her to all, A will- ing worker, Dodie served on the yearbook staff, and was an active sodalist, editorship of The Russian Noose, attended Boys' State. Adding his talents to three minstrels, Rural Rhythm, four school plays, the mock elec- tion, and Big Showoff, the likeable lad was also an active sodalist, honor student, and a member of the Shamrock staff. JOHN HACALA Class president in junior and senior years, John was chosen Queen's Work Sodalist of the Month, This good-looking, versatile fellow took part in oratorical contests, minstrels, and Big Showoff, and sang a lead in Little Nellie Kelly, Inaddition, he was an honor student and Shamrock staff member. 59

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Senior and Big Showoff, CAROLYN DE RY Chairman of dance decoration committees, and an excellent hostess, Sue was in Rural Rhy- thm, Big Showoff, and four minstrels, The energetic, brown-eyed lass, chosen as our dele- gate to Girl sl State, took an active part in Sodality projects. Sue was also a Shamrock staff member and an honor student, MARY LYN GALL Petite Marylyn, with her charm and ready wit, was the fashion commentator in Big Showoff' and an honor student. She held the chairmanship of the Eucharistic Committee, and edited the Sodality newspaper. Marylyn' s journalistic ability was also applied to yearbook work, and to her postion as assitant Rambler editor. 4 1954 TUCKER CRUSAN Tuck, who came to Charleston Catholic as a junior, quickly became one of us. This consi- derate, good-natured fellow with the winning smile was a sodalist and member of the Rambler staff and Cecilian Choir, To these activities, he added participation in Rural Rhythm, the minstrel, n PAT RICK GARTEN Pat, The Quiet Man, was one of our four- year basketball players. He participated in the minstrel, and portrayed a charming model in Big Showoff. Pat' s twinkling eyes were evidence of a fine sense of humor, and his casual, affable manner won him many friends, JOHN GATENS The Senior Flash, John' s trademark was his outstanding sports ability, A four-year baseball player and winner of three letters in football, he was awarded the Mike Sayfie Trophy, and an All- Tournament basketball trophy, Friendly, easy- going John also took part in the minstrel and Big Showoff,

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Seniors THOMAS KE RNER NORMA JARRETT Chosen Kanawha Valley' s Miss Fire Preven- tion of l953, pert and pretty Norma also reigned unofficially as Charleston Catholic' s jitterbug queen, An excellent typist and Shamrock staff member, this little gal was gifted with a sweet, lilting voice which won her solos in three minstrels and Big Showoff, 1954 Energetic, genial, sincere--these words des- cribe Tom, who obtained the class presidency in his sophomore year, and was a sodalist, par- ticipant in Big Showoff, and yearbook worker, An invaluable football and basketball player, Tom earned three letters in each of these sports, and was noted for his outstanding sportsmanship, HAROLD MCBRAY ER Jovialf'Chuch, class comedian, displayed his dramatic and comic ability in the mock election, three minstrels, school plays, Big Showoff, and Rural Rhythm, Who could forget his performance in Little Nellie Kelly '? Artist, singer, and com- poser, this popular fellow was also a two-letter man in football, THOMAS MCHU GH Tall, blue-eyed, and keen -minded, Tom was a mainstay of the baseball team for three years, Although usually a man of few words, his fre- quent chuckles and quick grin revealed a spark- ling sense ofhumor, Tom took part in the mock election, Youth Forum, and Big Showoff, PATRIC K MARONE Y Pat, noted for his intelligent and timely re- marks, entered the halls of C.C.H,S. as a junior, A loyal, active student, he participated in two school plays and Big Showoff, and was a fine member of the basketball team, Pat's amiable manner and dry wit made him a great favorit.