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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

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Father Joachim is one of our finest memories. Religion teacher and Director ofthe C.Y.O., Father Hugh attends all our dances and ball games, and has an interest in every boy and girl, Father And r e W is the spiritual di- rector ofthe Sodality. Whether at the altar, in the cafeteria, or at a dance, he is a priestly friend and a friendly priest. Rev. Andrew Homan, O.F.M. Cap. f ' iq- 'Q -.AJ 1 . Mother M Eileen Prlncipal s, 'amp THE ENLIGHTENMENT Our memorie s of C C H S are inseparably bound to the nine wonderful Slsters of St Francis who instruct us They are more than our teachers Cheerfullythey re explaina problem to us,and help us fill out college application forms They listen to our troubles our dreams and Join in our laughter Let us introduce you to them First there is the Principal Mother Eileen With a gentleness born of strength she sees to the smooth functioning of our busy school day Our Senior memories are Sister Aloysius and Sister Jane Sister Aloysius supervises our publi cations and plays and corrects ou r term papers Wondering about college 'P See Sister Jane She has been a willing listener through the years Junior home room teachers are Sister Lois and Sister Ursula Sister Lois plans our parties and proms ln her classes ancient Greece becomes as real as today mn- 75... 5... Sister M, Aloysius Sister M. Jane Sister M. Lois English, Spanish Social Studies, Religion Hi5f0I'Y, English 6 P-'s Sister M Ursula Sister M Serafia Sister M Justa Commercial Studies Religlon Mathematics Latin Science Mathematics We will find Sister Ursula busy preparing tomorrow s secretaries Sister also mod erates the Junior Third Order of St Francis Sister Serafia and S1ster Justa are the Sophomore teachers Whether it is Latin or mathematics or school supplies Sister Serafla 1S always ready and willing to help Trouble with a science proJect'7 Sister Justa and the answer are either in one of the labs or near the aquarium Late for Unit Meetmg'7 Better not be Sister Marilyn s devotion to Sodality work is equalled only by her enthusiasm for French Verbs Sister Robertine our librarian finds books for us directs our reading teaches Lan guage Arts and loves all Freshmen These are nine of our memories wonderful, aren t they? I Sister M. Marilyn Sister M. Robertine French, Latin English, Librarian 7 L V , ,r A Q 1'--'f' ...AND THE GUIDANCE WE HAVE RECEIVED.. Mr. C. F. McDade Mr. McDade, Athletic Director for the pa st ten years, is a part of all that goes on atCharleston Catholic. He is za teacher anda coach, He is the soft-spoken gen- tleman who makes men .t of our boys, . E' .gc , i , Tai ,wx H A t Mr. J. R. Mulholland An authority on industrial arts in the Valley, Mr. Mulholland is a newcomer to our faculty. He teaches classes in Mechanical Drawing and geometry, His kindly manner and gracious ways have won our hearts. They could be discussing any- thing, but they are probably discuss- ing us. 2 1 fills .1 zig.illfilEim 2 0 - f ., 'IW fl 2, L AND FRI-ENDS WE HAVE MADE SENIORS A Paul Barna 5 5 Class Pres1dent '57 Ann Horan Vmce Presmdent Memorles re made of Our bemor year the Rmg Qnremony and the Reteptlon Dante that followed he Y outh Congress tests the football Lawrence Burke team w1th 1ts nmn e senlor regulars the Treasurer M1ke Say f1e trophy won by Doug Baldy t e Oratomcal Contest the basketball team and Manager Kogoy tryouts for the play S1ster Jane and S1sterAloys1us tests exams R e t r e at the snowball Patr1c1a Donohoe battles wxndow wasbmg Cap and gown Seeretary measurements work on the Rambler the yearbook the tr1p to Oak Rxdge more tests Sclence Fa1r College Boards scholarslups the Thxrd Order and th e Sodallty the 'viay Crovynmg the Prom cslghl Class Nlght a tear ful h a p py sorrowful glomous wonderful graduatxon all th1s made our Semor year our bestyear a year memorles are made i Jerome Adams Douglas Baldy Davxd Bartemes Ann Bonham 10 OF fs. f r , N eq K ' I' V- .'.. H l1...t V ,X a 1 1 :ith Of. .ou l cr , L .5 A 'nz' ! y p,, 3 The firstissue of the Student Directory,under the title Dial-A-Smile, made its appearance this year. Compiling the information are: Thomas Malone Mary McNally Art Ed1tOI Jerry Adams Editor John Condry Sara Brandon Rose Marie Campbell 9 56 fa --'Sf Q'-v' Rose Mary Casey Ann Cochran Joan Coleman John Condry 11 Q . X7 James Conley N ibm 'I nj Y 5 ! y Mary Devison Joyce Fields yin v Ann Coughlin it -of ,X X l K . Charles Coughlin Marion Davis Witn senior booklists in hand, we form our first line of the y e a r . Sister S e r afia hands texts to Charles Coughling H. Grishab e r , M. Jelich, J. Lucenti,T. Tomlinson, N. Fontaine and M. Merriman pensively consider, They also serve, who only stand and wait. . I iw, I 12 E' ,L 'U' x ff Nicole Fontaine Lynne Gallagher Carolyn Grishaber SENIORS WM! J oyc e Guinn Hollace Grishaber QW Carolyn Guthrie Q i Q 1 Q , ' x if-' 1 , :fl 5 ' .r. V' 1 . dQg l,i- f?. f:Q. ' . gk'-Q, X w Q 'lib 4 .ff ' 7.- ?g,?'f,S uf s-,B-4 X ' - . lf, H122 5- 7' . George Hancock Robert Harper 'Q Lillianette Hopson Linda. Jarrell SEN loses L I Mary Jelich James Kasun Donald Kelley Eugene Knight Ludwick Kogoy Patricia Lacaria 14 i s fs Patrick Lamb K These Seniors, prepared for a new day by the privilege of Holy M a s s , leave S ac r e d Heart Church. After four ye ar s , they have mastered the art of making the one block walk to school last as long as possible. James Luc enti Pl! s , fwfr ' 1 . ,f ' Q ' if ' 7 g2E .9fE?iE:5.:s . 4 .f'3?E Ef. J, ., ' 1 p'-Z:'2Z : ' 6:5 ' 4fZ'5'f2f 1fv1 .uh , 1 .,g!pf4f2.gf'.2'z:1:f X James Maier William Male Thomas Malone Marilyn Marks 15 ,-4 it g,,+ X Thxs represents one phase of the comprehensmve testmg program that Semors endure Character1st1c of our bewxlderment 15 that of Jerry Adam s as he thoughtfully cons1ders h1s Kuder Preference Test SENIORS 'C' 2 , X 1 Y Marxe Merrmman Wxllxam Murrm Yvonne Mutter Mary McNally 16 ,' 4 V Xi . A of' N e r 5 b e xi . ' .H , ,-- if i J t si hl' , 'Q G . 5. 1 b ' 4 y e Carole Nelson in Peggy O Connor DW Catherme Resler Q7 IX f Lawrence Norton vw-vx Vmc ent Paterno N1da Jo Rugel Bernard O Brxen Patr1c1a Plovaruch Adnenne Rutroff T? gs Mary Lou O Brlen Suzanne Quarrxer Barbara Short by R I f 6 I ie 1, ,Y I f ' -1' ff'-ff V' x L' Q B, K 1 Q ' 1 'li ax Rf 1 Q, , YT! 3 Y 17 5 --an 1 -'W' Kathryn Simpson Marjorie Smoot 46'- if as frfiun- 'SV' . AQ' i ' ' e ' 1 ma. Each month two senior boys are the guests of the Rotary Club at its weekly luncheons. Only the prospect of food could bring such an air of concentration to the faces of Tony Tomlin son and David Bartemes. S E N IO R S Leo Spradling Mary Steinhilper Anthony Tomlinson Patrick Vallandingham CBFO1 Ann Walker Joseph Williams 18 Kenton Williams Reed Yeager Martha Yore Bruce Youngblood It seems like only yesterday that we came to C.C.H.S. as Freshmen. The four years have slipped by so quickly. Now suddenly we find ourselves nearing graduation. As we look back, we think of the friends we have made, the education we have r ec e i v ed, and the fun wehav e had, These are our memories and we cherish them. I956 Memories are made of this, too. Shown in locker s lane are A. Rutroff J, Williams, M. Merriman, L. Burke, N. Rugel, L. Norton, and M. McNally. ' 'fm A kv, Hugh Lod e r , Vincent Scales, Dolores Crede, Michael Creamer at B JuNloRs 5- -to 1-7' l Maurice Gatens Jo Etta Tascnler Mary Ellen Fitzgerald Barbara McKeny Memories are made of , , . Engineering a class election . . . decorating for Halloween Dance . . . hosting the Ring Ceremony Reception . . . appreciating Sister Ursula and Sister Lois . . . preparing panel discussions . . .frying eggs for the basketballplayers . . . making Ame ric an history . . . hanging hearts - for the Valentine Dance . . .profiting by Father Hugh's religion class . . . dreamingupa prom . . . hoping to be Seniors . . . these are our Junior memories, Are these our boys? asks B. Toussaint. Yes, indeed! They donned aprons and swished towels in the kitchen, while the girls served punch at the Ring Ceremony Reception. Q9 Us Douglas A1gner, Nancy Allen Rose Ann1e Ronald Blakeslee Agnes Bonham L' t' vi M1chael Bonham Barbara Brotherton Rosemary Brown Terrence Carmxchael Rosahe Coleman Cathermne Coughlm Rosemary Crawford fx L ,Ex S John Crede Harry Davxs Cort Doughty W11l1am Durkm Myrna Frame Anthony Gallagher Joseph Gan1m X if John Garten Frances Gatens Rxchard Gregor 'cally r1ff1th Susan Guter Nec1a Harold Dems Kerner .,..,N Z' L Joan K1mes Stephen K1sh Vmcent Kohlbecker John Lancaster Kathleen Lazare Z1 h Z ' JI f V Z'-Q 1 A W l i.' 6 If 4 1 , k ' l D ' 1. t 'K M 1 M t ..:' N K r 6 K . x li T 41 ' V 4 . all , ' A N ' ' ' 5 Z. , 1 ' X X 2 Q- v x YQ, 2 CM , I, fe- kg 'J 'ev' ff I - x fi S1 K X f N , 4 , . ' . ' J.G' ' . . ' , 4 of D' l r ,L f k e xt Y - U27 Frances Lecluara George Mahan Theodore Marchal Sue 'viaroney Sally Medorl sa Ib!! Sarah M 1dk1ff Judlth M1ller Mary Ryan M1115 Beverly McDade C ammle McKeny Rosemary McSurley Slurley O'Ne11l at N.. Y-' Samuel Peters Bernard Petugrew, Eleanor Plott Steven 1-oll JoAnn PT1fDOZ1C ll qs. l:reder1ck Rugel W11l1am Smmpson Robert Smmth Robert C Smxth Andrew Smolder Phvlhs Sodaro John Spxttal wg, 5- E-vx , 5- Faye 1:-tone Ehzabeth Toussamt Nancy Vecel11o W1ll1am Wade Francxs Warder Thomas West 22 X x V X X a. I L. i' 6' ev-A . XI - ' lla ' I gr sl G. K ' - ' ' ' X n lv L Q 5 3' G 1 i I L L :Ls 1 ga g, 4 K M ,,!'3'f: 'R -. .I X X ' ' ' , ' 'D ' , A. ' , . ' , Sr rf ff ' X 'K V 45 , M ' I ,y v T x I E Decxdmg and planmng Sophomore 3Ct1V1tleS are the s e class offl c e r s Ann D1xon T r e a s u r e r Eugene Hoyer Presxdent Lawrence R ob e r t s Presuient Rosahe Sadd Treasurer Mary Beth Crlmmlns Secretary D ougl a s W 11 s on Vlce Presldent Robert Hull V1ce Presldent Patrxcxa Murray Secretary SOPHGMCDRES Memorles are made of W11l1am Ashley Kathleen Bagnell QE' E Ann Baldock Martha Balon Mother E1leen s et1quette le s s on S our new aquarmums noon hours world h1story tests Slster Serafxa and S1sterJusta Compasses and pro Carolyn Blake tractors b1ologyd1ssect1ons Caesar and Brutus Carol Bolke receptmon 1nt o the Sodahty and Th1rd Order sophomorxtls these are our Sophomore mem Of19S is w-,S we Elma Bossxo Geraldme Butler Jeanne Canoles James Chandler Ernest Co Mary Ann Corley Marjorxe Crede Q 0 Mary Beth Crxmmms Beverly Daxley Ann Dxxon Wxlham Dmxon Joseph Duncan Mary Jo Dunlap, Patr1c1a. b lscher W1 INCH ffl i 'n f -:L W Q J 5' J '7 ' tff J ix 4 . N oh fy gl VT . ' i ' I ' J my iw X. ' 1 X Y' V a is :Z-V' A JJ F ' J X db V h 1 A I 1 I 2 I I e' el- A 'g at J A -'gr' ' sl v ' l to N lx I C 1 X Lx ' Y? fn Joseph Fitzpatrick Mary Margaret Gardner S+ jd Sophomores-joined in the scramble for the balloon Containing the winning door prize number. This was one of the high points of the annual Halloween Dance. Jeanne Goffaux Judith Griffith X , N ex Jane Guinn, Mary Guinn, Thomas Guthrie, George Henderson, Timothy Henderson, Jerome Holdridge, Nona Hopson. K M.-.. ' Q... Eugene Hoyer, Robert Hull, Richard Jacquet, Alfred Knight, Robert Kogoy, Andrew Korn, Elizabeth Loder. Nfl' ' 5 Q- 5' X '. f 5, John Lucenti, William Marchal, David Maxwell, Brenda McDougall, Peter McDougall, Sandra Mel-iugh, Michael McMurrer. 24 ,ag Annajean McSurley Marcella Moses LL Maron Moses Julxa Murray Patr1c1a Murray Mary Mynes Geraldme O Connor I Patrlcxa O Connor Thomas O'Farrel1 W1ll1am Ruffner Rosalxe Sadd t- ap.. Thomas Samuel Dorothy Sauer Simpson Judxth Slater ,wx Q-,r 4. XXX Carollne Mehen Barbara Merrlll Suzanne Moore WL-v Lawahna Nelson ih- X Mary Peters Kathleen Pettlgrew Lawrence Roberts 'Q- 'ww Sv- Saralyn Shamblln Ronald Sheskey Mary Lou Constance Spamhour Eldon Spradlmg Mmhael Swords F redrlck Thexerl MaryVranken Douglas W1lson John Yanov 25 F' 'E ra 1 X, K I 'Q cr, 32' -Q -P f' -as ' 24 T . :T l S. U --Y l . S ' . 1 y A S' :J N y N 11 S as P: Q9 QV- S ' L ' u I X ,. .x.l 1 :Tj A . me , 4- 9' l Q' ' 'VY . W r 'Eff '1.f 1 ix 4 N ot so gr ee n are these Freshmen officers: William Scales, President, Barbara Dery, Vice-President, Louise Smith, Vice-Presidentg Mary Plovanich, Secretaryg Sandra DeRito,SuCretaryg Robe rt Condry and Thoma s McGinn, Treasurers. Memories are made of . . . FRESHME Losing our way to classes . . . finding our wayto the river bank , . ., study- ing Latin . . . being frustrated by algebra , . . exhausting Sister Marilyn and Sister Robertine , , , brimming with noisy exuberance . . . dancing at UOOU hour , . . beginning Sodality and Third Order work . . . attending the Welcome Dance , , , making newfriends . . . growing up painfully . . .these are Fresh- man memories. fx Q. . v Rf L X A :lf x sea' -C. l YC' tr ' N ' . QS 'J we 1' xx . -f' Q Q in Q. Thomas Aubrey, Andrew Balazs, 'Ihomas Baldy, Steven Barlow, Nancy Barna, Barratt, Ruth Barratt. .L L- Q:-' 'Q' '- A E.. N 5. Q. Qc, .XA Jean Allen Marie Allen Mary Annie Q. L' . .XX I Mary i, bl,- xi, f .X - l B ,X XX x Helen Belich, Donna Bossie, John Bossie, Virginia Bossie, Judith Brenner, Edward Brisley, David Brown. Z6 Q. sq.. 't- 1:4 K -itu- Q., Charles Heldreth John Hotopp Lewi Isaac Mary Jackson 'C' Regina James Josephine Jelich Donna Kersey Mary Kozick Mark Krosky David Lancaster 1 James Lane Robert Latterner 4 Gloria Lazare N Edward Loving ...- Thomas McGinn A 5- J-vu lt Juliana McKnight ' Barbara Carpenter Richard Ceney Thomas Ceney Anthony Cerullo John Clark Robert Conclry Mary Cook Sandra DeR1to Barbara Dery Pierre Despres Joseph Donohoe George Fansmith William Frame Albert Frerotte Isabelle Hale fog.- Q, J 1--'J 3 Q-1' 1 .A Qarx Patricia MacShane I ' 'J' J ' 'Q 5' Patricia McSurle Lawrence Malone Robert Marchal I Y A I ' K Q.- Q' 'X A 27 .ludxth 'viarmo Mary Lou Marmo Catherme 'viattmgly Leonard M1115 James 'viondron Jean Murray Rosahe Murray Frances Nelson Patr1c1a Nuhfer Thomas Oxley W1ll1am Pettlgrew Mary Kay Plovamch Donald Powers Ph1l1p Pr1moz1c Oral Reich Robert R1cc1 Robert R1mmer W1ll1am Scales Ann Scully Thomas Sher1dan 'T' Fr TJ I L 5 Q. i 'ln-5 it b- Q-v 9-v Lowry Slmpson Rebecca Slater LOUISE Sm1th Lester Smoot Jud1th Spamhour Rlchard Spamhour .Iuha Stamm Ralph Stmcker Mary LOUISE Taschler Frank Thewes Sara Tomlmson M1chaelVece1l1o Rebecca Warder Andrew Woodyard Laura Zam .W 1 , -, , , , L.-in ARE THE MEMORIES OF M-L.. ,- I 'i V . N. ,iv ..-if illi il a David Bartemes acts as temporary instructor in Religion IV, and urges class participation in helping him to answer Rosemary Casey's questions on the sacraments. OUR KNOWLEDGE OF GOD An attentive class focuses attention on Margie Smoot as her views on zoning lava s are questioned by Mary McNally, Q We will take with us into tomorrow the memory ofthe full, challenging, and eventful days we spent in the class- room. We led busy lives, carrying four and six credit hours each year, With one eye on college, we accumulated a. minimum of two years mathe- matics and languagesg three years of science and of Social Studiesg four yearsof religion and English. We took our les- sons seriously, but we knew how to enjoy them, too. These are memories that will endure throughout the years. 2 42 .Ju l Engrossed in learning the complicated art of work- ing their slide rules, Doug Baldy, Pat Lamb, Vince Paterno, and Bobby Ha rpe r seem perplexed as they contemplate the next day's trigonometry lesson. OURSELVES, AND OUR NEIGHBOR.. lt's eyes front for a cheerful clas s as a humorous passage, read by Catherine Resler, evokes various reactions from Spanish I students. Larry Burke explains the purpose and or- ganization ofthe Charleston Youth Council in a school assembly. Awaiting their turns to speak are A. Coughlin and M. Yore. Easy does it! . . .One more gram and Patty will have it. Luddy Kogoy and Patricia Plovanich are showing the concentration and accuracy that future chemists need. Friday may be a fish day, but we have tests: and served in generous portions, too. Wonder if someone should tell Gene Knight that Macbeth hath murdered sleep ? S ia? ts M A CI iii'i'ii.i Q I 5 X n Oral talks are a regular item on the weekly English agenda. Here William Wade explains how to customize a model car. THAT TRAINED US IN SELF-EXPRESSION... Who will ever forget Sister Jane's daily quizze s '? With her practical approach to the past as Well as to current events, Sister gives us a new out- look on American History. Y E4 54' E c out e z s 'il vous plait, as Nancy Vecillio describes , for the French I class,the beauties of spring. .,.,QzMfQW4Mf What is faster than greasedlight- ning? . . . guppies! Ask these biology students. Michael Swords, net in hand, tries to snag a tropi- cal fish for Mary Peters' inspection. AN APPRECIATION OF LAN GUAGES AND OF LIFE Q A, 24 ff N lf' Remember S1ster Lo1s Englxsh classes wxth the COl'TlPOS1t1OH of the Week 'P Posmg agamnst the collectxon of the best themes on autumn are Thomas O'Farre11 and Beverly Daxly Provmg that the dragonal of a parallelogram d1v1des xt mtotwo congruent trmangles 15 actually more d1ff1cult than the assurance of Brenda McDougall would 1nd1cate Mr Mulholland 1S proud the class 1S awed 36 I ' ' I J 4,5 i' , S If you don t know the answer the next best thmg 15 to know where to fmd the 1nformat1on end quote S1ster Jane Freshmen Sara Tomlmson Mary Kosmk Ralph Sucker and R1chard Spalnhour are learnmg the wher AND HOW CAN WE FORGET THE HOURS WE SPENT ON BOOK REPORTS 7 Freshmen start mult1pl1cat1on and d1V1S1OH all over agazn but 1U h1gh school t 1S comphcated by x s and y s pl f 37 1 1 . I . . ' ' . Q . . ' . ' , ' - - 4 a e 9 1 . Q A . . . . . . . , . . i 'Key T, V RH fr , ,V O f I x ,, y I, 2 Z L.. S1ster Mar11yn explams the Dat1ve Case to Judy Brenner Remember x our Latm classes 9 AND LATIN TRANSLATIONS7 DSTIVSIIVSS synonyms d1acr1t1c:al marks knowledge of all of these explams Steven Barlow to the Language Arts class 15 a vxtal part of developmg a good dlc t1onary techmque Lf.. 11 A- 38 48' wMf U'-' .ww vw, gf ARE THE MEMCRIES OF Irish Win, Give cDade I Birthday Presen By Bob Baker Sport: Writer im The Gazette Charleston Cathollds Fighting lrlsh last night handed their Coach Mickey Mcllade vu-a special birthday present-a 19-7 vlctory over the Clendenin Cardinals. l Fflhollc fwwthall ,team was ' T'! ' ' 'Q f 'V' one for from his defensive end position to deep into Catholic xerfiwry if!- ay- deflecl Clendenln Quarterbackggug to ge me score when ggma' is .lov-n Parsonj' paw-es ln the foul-tbl - - - ' These two plays lcd to put on ms criemfwe 7:62, with - 0 touchdowns- ,gxeixlagl on 1. e lush , gg-runs ri 1 back to pan. ma ' hl end po- ' s final tw ' f Bama. former, ' h cl ln from his ng ' t as he be outfielder ar1d,gra5 e A' west Vlrfsltlon. hit Parsons' arm Jus ' me first-let me ball gc ' defled-ed high 'vass from ,The plgskxn was ch sir Williams grabbed xt on ras for me e . '25 nw' raced 75 ya vin COaCh M At his r. CDade1Ook P, Ba r llght are: K. Wiliahead to the Comi Guard' aici find: Notre llgglst End? D Barlgfootbauseason ' s ' . me' ' y, Q - S1Stdnt Coach' Pitgigb MOndron.uaIr'teL2baCk: Dania, ' - Ogoy, ,R-lg .guy X- -7' .uni sig f X 252. , l ..,,, , , 4 ,.-'B UM- 1216 ,ggi avi.-x. . ,. . '15 , '- - ,.N- wk .sg E.. V- , . u '4 1 ftff' 43241 1 av if Irish driv e and determination are pictured as halfback Dave Bartemes collides Wlth Gauley Bridge linemen. Catholic's Kenny Williams skids to a stop as the play ends .THE FOOTBALL GAMES WE PLAYED... CATHOLIC COPS OPENER Zl-O FROM BURCH The Fighting Irish opened their season with a 21-O victory over the Burch Bulldogs. Dave Bartemes scored the first Irish touchdown and Paul Barna added the second tally on a pass from Doug Baldy as the Green and White took a commanding 14-0 lead before the end of the first quarter. The second half was an offensive battle with Baldy's Z8 yard pass to Barna, the only score registered. Ken Williams accounted for both extra points on passes from Baldy. CATHOLIC UPENDS CLENDENIN 19-7 The Green and White, for two consecutive years have presented Coach McDade, with a win over Clendenin as a birthday present. Barna crashed through to deflect an attempted Clendenin pass which was promptly converted into a touchdown for the Irish. Ken Williams inter- cepted another pass, and ran 75 yards for the second score. Co-Captain Luddy Kogoy recovered a Clendenin fumble on their 35 yard line, and set up an Irish score in four quick plays. Baldy's accurate passing assured the victory. The final score was Catholic 19 -- Clendenin 7. 41 hmm First row: Ted Marchal, Bill Wade, Bill Dixon, Hubert Bays, Bob Coe, Terry Carmichael, Andy Korn. Second row: Mgr, C ha rle s Coughlin, Tom Guthrie , Larry Roberts, Vince Kohlbecker, Doug Baldy, Luddy Kogoy, Freddie Theierl, Ernie Coe, Greg Barlow. Third row: Mgr. John Yanov, Bill Ashley, Gene Hoyer, George Hende r s on , John Condry, Cort Doughty, Maurice Gatens, Bernard Pettigrew, Doug Trimble, Mgr, Larry Michael. Fourth row: Bobby Kogoy, Bill Murrin, Paul Barna, Kenny Williams, Tom West, John Crede, Dick Jacquet, Dave Bartemes, Doug Wilson. ...SOME WE WON... CATHOLIC BATTLES DUPONT TO 19-19 TIE The Dupont Panthers held Charleston Catholic to a 19-19 deadlock as the Irish still were unable to break the Dupont jinx. In the opening quarter, the greenclad Irishmen drove to the Dupont 2-yard line, only to fumble the ball to a Panther who sped 98 yards, untouched, for the score. Baldy's excellent passing and Barna's catching, added to the strong Catholic line, pounded at the Dupont squad, but they had to settle with a tie as the Irish led in first downs, 19-9, and yardage, 390-230. MONTGOMERY EDGES CATHOLIC 76-20 The Fighting Irish suffered their first loss to the Montgomery Greyhounds. The sensa- tional Irish aerial circus sputtered out in the final minutes of the game as the Greyhounds scored two quick touchdowns in the last quarter. The final score was Montgomery 26 - Catholic 20. CATHOLIC SUFFERS 40-0 LOSS TO YELLOW JACKETS It was a bad day for the Green and White. The Irishmen couldn't seem to get started on the right foot. Everybody had a chance to get into the act as the benches were cleared in an attempt to find a working combination, but to no avail, as the Yellowjackets pounded the Irish 40-O. 42 Doug Baldy, Q.B. Paul Barna, L.. E. 7 1 44 -wr, -N .fp ...SOME WE LOST... CATHOLIC TROUNCES ST. JOE 33-6 The working combination was found as the Irish aerial circus again :et off the Green and White offensive attack. The Baldy to Barna com- bination secured thr e e Irish tallies. The Irish line opened wide holes for the hard-running backfield to pile up over ZOO yards. Thefinal score was Catholic 33 - St. .Toe 6. ELKHERD HANDS IRISH 26-7 BEATING A powerful Elkview team .outscored the Irishmen, 26-7. The lone Catholic touchdown was scored on a 6-yard run by fullback Greg Barlow. The extra point wa s added by a pass from quarterback, Doug Baldy, to All-County End, Paul Barna. Kenny Williams, R. E. John Condry, L, T, Pat Vallandingham, H. B Luddy Kogoy L G we fy f '--.,,, 4. f Dave Bartemes, H. B. B111 Murrin R xx v 4 .4 4 14 I MCDADE MEN BOW TO COLUMBUS After traveling to Columbus, Ohio, the Irish could not summon enough go in the fourth quarter to stave off the Rosary High School eleven. However, the 20-7 score was fat fr m being in- dicative of the fine brand, otyball playing whichthe Green and White men demon- strated. The score was knotted at half- time 7-7, but the two platoon system of Columbus finally succeeded in wearing down the el ev en iron men of Mickey McDade. Twomore Rosary touchdowns were tallied in the last quarter. BLACK EAGLES DEFEAT CATHOLIC After ahard fought contest, the Irish lost by a score of Z6-13. Paul Barna accounted for all 13 points. Paul ran backa blocked Black Eagle punt for the first touchdown and caught a pass from Doug Baldy for the second. The extra point was al so scored on a pass play. The McDade eleven played good foot- ball, but the breaks weren't theirs that afternoon. GAULEY BRIDGE DOWNS CATHOLIC 't wa s a muddy day for the Green and White homecoming. The Travelers trounced the Irish 51-6. The only Catholic touchdown came on a long pa s s from Doug Baldy to Paul Barna. This play covered 60 yards for the score. M o m e nt s out for strategy as the Four Powers confer Assistant Coach Anania Co captains Kogoy and Baldy are pictured with Coach McDade Cort Doughty s c rashing tackle loosens the ball from Bob Ayer s grip as they both land on Popsy Corn Gauley Bridge's drive up the middle of Irish line is halted by Andy Korn, Cort Doughty, and B. J. Pettigrew. Countyhigh scorer, Paul Barna receives Thom McAn's Most Valuable Player Award at a special school assembly. The lovely lrish Misses,crowned during the halftime ceremo- nies at the Homecoming Game are: center, Ann Coughlin,Miss Fighting lr i s hg her attendants, Ann Horan, lefty Betty Toussaint, right. Doug Baldy, re- cipient of the Mike Safie Award,presented annu- ally each year to the squad's most outstand- ing player, admires the trophy with the newly elected Co-captains, Vinc e Kohlbecker and Maurice Gatens. 3 1 'fl fa.5f 71' WW arg as X idx 2 ,- 'L 33115 95 S En Scoring -I-v 4 ,c T7 5692! GFTSINGH t'flQt'9'? Irish Posser Sayfie Winner Pt -N11 xx an n -.H ix.-i -.mr '- 'a in F 49 455255 -is If - ft Q- , I 5 -.11 1 W., a , f 1 mf? F : aff, 2 -iz: -5 'ff'-ii'-: 'yn ,num ' -t xx .Mr , , 'R' .12 'R --. -.X Ernie Coe Tig 1 vp: i X 4.47 S., ',.Z f jx ' Tom West Doug Aigner Center Center THE BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD CATHOLIC LOSES IN OPENER 78-57 TO C.H.S. The Irish opened with a loss against the strong Mountain L i on quintet, 78-57, Kenny Williams, lanky Catholic pivot man, tallied 18 points. ST. ALBANS OUTSCORES CATHOLIC 63-52 At the St. Albans gym, the Dragons were tied with Irish at the end of the third quarter, 44 all. St., Albans surged ahead in the last period to win 63-52. EAST BANK ROLLS OVER CATHOLIC 89-62 Catholic returned home to face power- ful East Bank and was defeated 89-62. Paul Barna and Kenny Williams paced the Irish attack. Maurice Gatens - Mike Swords Guard Forward Forward K1 -A Andy Smolder Guard Bobby Hull Guard -af 'Y' 2 .115 XV! Hugh Loder Guard fl ' 1 f , If x 'if Vince Scales CATHOLIC TOPS DUPONT 79-56 The Fighting Irish chalked up their first victory of the season at the Panther gym 79-56. Four of the Irish starters hit double figures. RIVAL ST. .IOE'S EDGES CATHOLIC 72-67 C.C.H.S. traveled to Huntington only to lose in a close game to St. Joe Irish 72-67. Captain Paul Barna racked up 35 points for the local Irish. CATHOLIC DEFEATS ELKHERD 75-65 Irish got by Elkherd 75-65 on the latter's home court. Barna was high with 21, followed by Vince Scales with I4. CATHOLIC TROUNCES MONTGOMERY 94-70 Homestanding Irish won their third game of the year 94 to 70 against a taller Greyhound team. Foul shots played an important part in this game, asfour of the Irish starters hit in double figures. NITRO SQUEEZES BY CATHOLIC 73-72 The Wildcats caught fire in the last quarterto overcome a big Irish lead and win 73-72. Scales had 23, Barna 20 for the Irish. CATHOLIC ROMPS OVER SISSONVILLE 84-65 In a wide open battle on the Indians' home floor, the McDademen downed Sissonville 84-65. Some good foul shoot- ing by Kenny Williams aided the victory. SOUTH CHARLESTON HANDS CATHOLIC 85-62 DEFEAT A fast improving Black Eagle team conquered the Irish Forward 84-62. Barna and Williams led the Irish attack. Burke goes upfor tip as Scales Barna is surrounded by Black Barna Vwrait 5 for rebound as and Williams wait expectantly Eagles as he waits to receive Ken Wlulams tos 5 9 5 aone for the ban a pass. hander at the basket. haiku. . ,f' 5- . rag X., ' v - v Y f X C213 9,4 xv, - Q? an XIX. WV' LH if X XQEV 33 sq I 11 f if 5 , lsr, f A kg r ' xx V, Q, K 'C' .M N .f my If ,',' 'J kj' ' A Q1 2 5' . 2 U 7 f A 7 H I 1 f A ' I I ry y 7 y ,X I A , w , , I WH' K L Q r U., ff, 1 fl ' I' X H V ' K i Ax 7 KH - -' I lttlvlih THE I956 BASKETBALL SQUAD First row: Bill Marchal, Mike Swords, Andy Smolder, Hugh L od e r , Bobby Hull. Second row: Mgr. Ted Marchal, M auric e Gatens, Skeet Burke, Vince Scales, Tony Tomlinson, Ernie Coe, Mgr. Luddy Kogoy. Third row: Pat Warder, Paul Barna, Ken Williams, Doug Aigner, Mike Creamer. CLENDENIN EDGES CATHOLIC 84-80 Catholic was beaten on the home court by the Cardinals 84-80. Irish scoring was divided among four of the starters. STONEWALL EASES BY CATHOLIC 94-81 Catholic suffered a loss to aggressive Stonewall 94-81. A last half surge was not enough to overcome the big General lead. EAST BANK BEATS CATHOLIC 78-65 A bad first period led to the Irish de- feat at East Bank. T he Irish were paced by Burke and Williams with 19 points apiece. CATHOLIC WINS Irish downed fast moving game, CATHOLIC LOSES 78-76 THRILLER TO MONTGOMERY In the first game of a busy week, the Irish were n o s ed out by the Greyhounds 78-76. Barna topped the scoring with 32 points. CATHOLIC ROMPS WASHINGTON DISTRICT 109-92 Catholic romped the Tigers to become the second team in K.V.C. to reachthe cen- tury mark this year. CHARLESTON TRIPS CATHOLIC 85-55 Irish lost to Charleston High. Kenny Williams, lanky center, played an outstand- ing game, but was unable to overcome the Mountain Lions' balanced attack. OVER DUPONT 77-74 the Panthers 77-74 in a Burke paced the Irish with 26, followed by Barna with 14, 49 :mga 'Win Williams takes to the air in opening seconds of Catholic vs. Nitro game. CATHOLIC ROCKS ELKHERD 93-43 C.C.H.S. trounced Elkview 93-43. Irish substitutes playedarraajor part in the vic- tory. BLACK EAGLES RALLY TO DEFEAT CATHOLIC 87-62 Irish had a hot first quarter, but were Cooled off and lost 87-62, CATHOLIC DOWNS WASHINGTON DISTRICT 71-68 Irish downed the Tigers inatight game at the losers' gym. Scales, Williams, and Burke led the Irish, CATHOLIC NIPS ST. .IOE'S 73-69 Playing without Captain Paul Bai-na, Catholic defeated tournament favorites 73- 69 in a Sunday afternoon thriller. A big third quarter decided the contest. NITRO TROMPS CATHOLIC IN FINALE 78-56 In the closing game, v i r u s crippled Irish bowed to Wildcats 78-56. Smolder was outstanding even in defeat. ARE'THE MEMORIES OF Kenton Williams Catholic All State Tournament Team Donald Kelley District Oratorical Contest Winner Marjorie Smoot Third Order Prefect Patricia Donohoe Rambler Editor Standing: J am es Maier, Linda Jarrell, V 1 n L e n t Paterno, Ted Marchal. Seated: Pat ' ' ' ' ricia L a c a r 1 a , Patricia Plovanich, Superior rating in Catholic State Drama Festival. Patricia Plovanich and Reed Yeager Semi-Finalists in National Merit Scholarship I . i 5 Mitzi Merriman Shamrock Editor Andrew Balazs First State Award in Fisher Body Craftsman's Pe ggy O'Connor, Mary McNally,-Gerry O'Connor Knights of Columbus Essay Contest Winners S D Guild Senior Class Pr Paul Barna esident William Murrin Gene ral Chai rmzin of Scivm 1' Fan' if .sl 5 4 . by .. gi I lr 1 if s 'UD' ...THE THIRD ORDER Officers of the Junior T.O. are: Vice-P r e f ec t , M. McNally: Novice-Mistress, M.E. Fitz- geraldg P r efe c t , M. Smootg Novice-Master, M. Creamer, Treasurer, J. Guinng Secre- tary, G. Hancock. UNFORGETTABLE ARE THE MEMORIES OF THE THIRD ORDER . . F athe r Joachim's instructions on Franciscanism . . . reception . . . profession . . . the convention at Saint Bonaventure University . . . hurricane Dian e , and the havoc she played with our reservations . . . Sister Ursu1a's enthusiasm . . . living, radiating the joy of Saint Francis. These are our memories. First row: C. Coughlin, N. Vecellio, M. Gardner, R. Brown, G. O'Connor, M. Frame, P. O'Connor, R. McSurley, R. Crawford, R. Coleman, E. Plott, S. Mcl-Iugh, N. Harold. Second row: M. McNally, A. Coughlin, C. Spainhour, M. Vranken, M. Moses, R, Annie, C, Blake, J.S1ater, P.Sodaro, P.P1ovanich, J.Tasch1er, J.Kimes. Third row: S. Moore, C. Maroney, C. McKeny, B. McKeny, J. Guinn, M. Smoot, L. Jarrell, M. O'Brien,M. Peters, M. Fitzgerald, B. Brotherton. Fourth row: J. Ganim, R. Blakeslee, S. Peters, B. Wade, G. Barlow, T. Marchal, B.Pettigrew, T.O'Farrell,M.Moses,S. Poll. Fifth row: V. Scales, M. Creamer, D. Aigner, G. Hancock, J. Spittal. R VD .5 - Q f sf V, G-1 u 4 sy. qs' -anew' .THE SODALITY 4,14 Patricia Plovanich Prefect SSCA'ers at the ClevelandConv ention First row: P. Plovanich, C. Resler A. Coughlin, M.Devision.Second row Sr. Marilyn, S. Gut e r , A. Holstein P. O'Connor, B. McDade. Third row Sr.Constance, P. Lamb, B. Toussaint B. Loder, B. Brotherton,Fourth row: J.Colernan, B.Durkin, M. Fitzgerald Fifth r ow: Rev. J.J. Campbell, S.J. J. Maier, Rev, J. A. Condon, S. J. LOCKED IN OUR HEARTS ARE MEMORIES OF . . Our motto . . . to Jesus through Mary . . . lives enriched by daily spiritual exer cises . . . white beanies . . . Blue Banner and Mary Lou O Brien the unit system Sister Marilyn . . . and a memorable S.S.C,A. School Attitudes was the general topic for the weekly unit meeting of the Sodalists pictured here. Seated: Patricia Donohoe, Joan Coleman, Catherine Resler, Marion Davis, James Maier, and Patricia Plovanich. Standing: John Condry and Donald Kelley. EDITING me RAM B L E R Aside from the memories stored in our stacks of treasured Ramblers, some of the special ones are . . . the first staff meeting . . . a visit to the Gazette office . . . editor Patricia Donohoe . . . new columns and features . . . reporters in mysterious places . .. layouts . , . headline writings . . . lastminute articles , . . proof reading . . . corrections . . . more proof reading . . . trips to the printers , . . and behold, finally, and at last, the Rambler. The efficient typists of the Shamrock staff were: Seated: Carolyn Grishaber, Adrienne Rutroff, Barbara Short, Mary Lou O'Brien, and Patricia Lacaria. ...AND MISSING THE SHAMROCK DEADLINES... 0 of 'kb' X1- -.- Seated: Catherine Resler,Peggy O'Connor,Mitzi Merriman,Margie Smoot,Mary Devison, Mary McNally, Standing: James Kasun, Marilyn Marks, Thomas Malone. YEARBOOKS ARE MADE OF . . . Pictures cropped . . .copy coun- ted . . . deadlines made and missed . . . layouts rearranged . . . typists exhausted . . . captions written - re- written . . . one well-worn Thesarus , . . efficient managers . . . laughter in the Press Room . . . good times enjoyed . . . late hours of work and a deep, deep satisfaction . . . of all these, yearbooks are made. Seated: Patrick L am b , Business Mgr., Joyce Guinn, John Condry. Standingz Donald Kelley, L i l l i an e t t e Hopson, Ann Coughlin, William Murrin. J, l ' 1 lk V ,L 2 A X ' Qfgiug Eidfov I l -ls-J! ' .3-xr A , Li A I .lr ' I 'fn 2 ,ff n , I. I ' x,'w :?g I x ,, Qi ng Ffa v ' .' - ,gfq ik 1 f.9k nfhf- 'Y 'E-Fx Z., , ', L 1! 'lll 'artful HI-2'!1 L 11,21 0.1!-1' E! 'il law. si. RIM U I W Ii ' ' ',. -1f 1 'f :Lew . 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