Harrisburg Catholic High School - Pridwen Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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MOTTO: God is first, others are second, iamthird. 0 F I 4 4 COLORS: Crimson and Gold FLOWER: Carnation PATRON: St. Joseph teria, where dancing and luncheon made us feel gay and happy indeed. At intervals during the year the different sections ofthe class held homeroom par- ties, the best of these being the one on St. Patrick's Day. Do unto others as you would have others do unto you is the rule which our class has tried to live up to. Since the need of helping others has today become so pressing, we have all tried in our own small way to help relieve the sufferings of those in warring countries. Instances of this are the response to the Junior Red Cross campaign and to the Bishops' Relief Fund for all refugees. In a few days we shall see the close of our Freshman year, and looking back through the months we can recall only pleasant memories of our first year at the Catholic High School. Left lo Right, Top Row: R. Reagan, J. Swibcn, G. Salinger,.l. Muretic, J. Houck, D. Lanshe. Third Row: G. Marshall, W. Kcefcr, M. Soulliard, M. Gehring, C. Dowling, M. Noll, P. Horvath. Second Row: A. Shaw, E. Vanier, G. Albani, C. Hoffman, J. Verbos, H. Kitzmiller, P. Sullivan. Lower Row: M. Maloney, C. Taylor, P. Lilly, B. Duggan, E. Aquilino, J. Maher, E. Conte, G. Nisscll. Left to Right, Top Row: J. Freundel, J. Lotz, W. Minich, J. Knnecny B. McLaughlin, A. Chiavctta. Third Row: A. Viani, M. Zim- merman, H. Trees, A. Shisslak P. McMahon, W. Stefanie S.Stock. Second Row: J. Ricci, A. Tate M. Muza, M. Schell, O. Salinger L. McCormick, M. Noel. 1 , Lower Row: M. Mitchell, D. Pallini, J. Weitzel, H. Krasovic, K. Mc- Govern, R. Shimp, M. Motkow- ski, M. Reardon.

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T H E C S President . . . . EDWARD CLARK Vice-President . . . . SIMON STOCK Secretary . . . FRANCIS NEUHAUS Treasurer . . JOSEPH HOLLINGER T WAS a beautiful day in early September, 1940, when one hundred and forty-seven earnest but frightened girls and boys became students of the Catholic High School. Although in number we were the largest Freshman class to enter, we felt very small indeed. Since that time the Freshman class has shown its ability in the scholastic as well as the athletic field. Scholastic achievement has been shown by the fact that at every quarterly distribution of honors, the Freshmen topped the roll, and by the fact that they were most numerous in the various clubs which offer membership to those whose minimum grade is eighty-Hve per cent. The Freshman boys have shown themselves capable sportsmen in football and basketball. As all Work and no play is not the policy of our class, we have enjoyed many social activities, the first of these being the Class Party held in the school cafe- Lqfl lu Right, Top Row: R. Albright, S. Lukacs, J. Russ, J. Miller, J. Marc-hi, J. Bowker. Third Row: E. Crubic,John Peshina, Jos. Peshina, J. Gould, R. Dolan, F. de Groot, J. Bennett, S. Aicllo. Second Row: C. Giannelli, T. Donvito, R. Creeden, J. Butalla, J. Waldschmitt, E. Miller, C. Oldshue. Lower Row: J. Cubranic, M. Har- rington, R. Kreidler, F. English, N. Kenny,J. Sansone, M. Dur- borow, R. Bihl. Left lu Rigbl, Top Row: D. Filippelli, J. Blanton, J. Clcment,J. Kambic, J. Filippclli. Third Row: V. Biasi, E. Hill, C. Forney, J. Hollinger, F. Neuhaus, E. Clark, R. Fazio, E. Hilton. Second Row: R. Pavusek, G. Boone, D. Frankavilla, J. Brnclnick, H. Gorse, D. Bullcndorf, G. Halbleib. Lower Row: C. Dennin, R. Adam, D. Healy, C. Orndorlf, L. Donzc, N. Bender, A. Ciambastian, E. Harrington.

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'ne patent-Wacker 'gllddlkflbll and We -Hfumm' 'g:550C'idfl'0ll HROUGH the active interest and monthly meetings of the Parent-Teacher Association, the school and parents have opportunity to improve instruction and secure custodial services for students. lt also contributes generously to many needs which cannot be provided in the regular school budget. The Alumni Association has maintained its interest in the Catholic High Schoolg and, realizing more and more its responsibility to share the burden of Christian education, it has increased its activities this year. For their constant helpfulness and loyalty, PRIDWEN salutes these two organizations of Catholic High School. PAGE 34