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

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Win Towers Meets the Deadline MONG the outstanding achievements of The Catholic High School is the publication of Twin Towers, a four-page newspaper published eight times a year. After several days of trailing campus news, editing columns, and crystallizing the make-up, Room 202 becomes a Hjunior Pennsy Station. Interesting news concerning administration, faculty, student, and alumni activities is presented in a most entertaining fashion. VVith high scholastic press awards to its credit, Twin Towers continues to be appreciated at home and through- out the diocese. The success ofthe paper can be attributed largely to the support and capable supervision of the adviser, Sister Teresa Aquinas, R.S.M. Another factor is the line cooperation given by the staff itself. Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Feature Editors Sports Editors . Exchange Editor fi t...,f-tsvmfwvfwsfm STAFF JOHN DOWLINC2 Alumni Editor . , l'lONORA BRENEMAN EILEEN RODGERS Art Editor .,.. DOROTHY RASPA JEAN DIE'I'RICK Business ilflanager . JOHN J. KENNEDX' COLLEEN CANNING - - ' ' C u t n i'VIan M .R MARY SLOUGH irc la zo agerJA ES CA ROLL LOUIS JAKOVIC Treasurer ..... Rosie AJARIE lNlANNIX FRANCIS HINNENKAN1 P FRANCES HETZEI. Adviser . . . . SISTER TERESA AQUINAS, R.S.M Left to Rigbl: Hinnenkamp, J. Carroll, D. Raspa, R. Mannix, F. Hetzel, E. Rodgers, L. Jakovic, J. Dowling, M. Slough, C. Canning, J. Kennedy, H. Breneman, J. Dietrick. PAGE 61

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I0 66.01 tion: The Pridwen Goes to Press 'L 'A EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief lhlARY P. DUNN Associate Editors ROSENIARX' M. KLAIBER RITA L. CORISH MARY E. NAPILTONIA MARY B. MCLAUGHLIN PAULINE SMITH MARIE LOUISE lVlORLAND RITA STOCK '42 LAY Fox '42 Art Editors DOROTIIY RASPA '43 JoHN E. SANSONE Sports FRANCIS HINNENKAMP '42 JOHN J. KENNEDY FRANK B. SINKOVITZ BUSINESS STAFF Advertising RICHARD W. SCHMIDT PAULINE MAGARO Photographers J. W. EGENRIEDER GILBERT I-IELLER '43 fypists MARY E. CAMPLESE ANNA C. BOMGARDNER BERTHA F. FISHER FRANCIS J. NAZAY Circulation and Subscriptions PIARRY LAMB '43 ANNA FEDERICO '42 lVlARY ZIMMERMAN '44 IVIARGARET ADAM '42 ANGELA SIMONIC '43 HELEN PAIRITS '43 IVIARY ALICE NIITCHELL '44 l I SISTER M. TERESITA, R.S.M Adviser Upper Picture, Seated: Morland, Kennedy, Dunn, Corish, Raspa, Sansone. Standing: Klaiber, Sinkovitz, Hinnenkamp, Stock, Napiltonia, Fox, Smith, McLaughlin. Lower Picture, Seated: Bomgarclner, Nazay, Schmidt, Magaro, Aclnm, Mitchell. Standing: Cumplese, Fisher, Simonic, Lamb, Federico, Zimmerman, llellur, Egcnrietler, Pairits. T LAST it's herefour annual. With no hang-over members from last ycar's staff and no available quarters in which to carry on its varied activities, TIIE 1941 PRIDVVEN began its existence with serious handi- caps. The appointment, however, of a large staff to include members other than Seniors, the acquisition, in February, of a staff room, and a determination to make this fourth yearbook the best in the sehool's history have offset the earlier dilheulties. At best, though, it is a seven-days-a-week responsibility. Photographers try to be everywhere at once, staff writers shadow the elusive sources of news, business stafl' members make last- minute collections, proofreaders lind three s's in class, the adviser reminds us of ten other jobs when we thought everything had been done. It has been good experience, however, and fun besides. We give you the hnished product, containing sixteen pages more than last year's. PAGE 60

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GIRLS' CHQRUS Lvfl to Rigbl, Top Row: G. Nissan-ll, R. Hilxl, G. Slmvcr, I.. Smillmcrs, Nl. Durlurvruw E. Durlwruw, V. Bluscu, R. Stuck, C Fzlziu, NJ, Murlzlml. , Tlrinl Row: NJ. Wviss, E. Milla-r, lXl, Bimlu, J. Pupumlrvu, M. Blanscu, ll. Rimplcl, L. Donzc, J. Cwrislm, E. Fnrnwzllcl, R. Aclum. Sammi Row: N. BL-mlm-r. M. Nm-I, C. Sullingcr, M. llurringlun, M. Null, A. Dunzv, Il. Sllisslznk, A. Slxirsslzxlc, R. llusic, lNl. Duwliv1g.:, P.Smi1h. I,nu'ur Row: G. Suulliurnl, R. Crcvnlrn, M. Eukvr, T. Ccrsic, P. KL-nmwly, K. Nlcf Mullah, D. Amlrnululaix, Nl. Nlurplxy, P. Mnglzxm, P. Mnlm. Q 41 ,An I. O'C0nnnr :Six-'?'p JN 9 THEL1 Q O 52' BAND Conducted by all In Riglrl, Top Row: lNlr. llzlrcvlrl C. Ycaxglcy, Dirk-elm-g L. Martin, J. Lovrzxniiz, J. llalxliclm, G. I lcllcr, F. Bclsuclc, H, Krvicllcrg Nlr. Ecluzxrcl Smith, Dircclnr ull lN1'1rcl1in f . gh. Fourllv Vlfgw: L. McAnul!y, R. lxlzulicr, Nl. Soulliurcl, J. Szlnsunc, S. Stock, A. Clllclcini, J. Czxllzlglu-r, B. , O'Cormx1n, C. Krzllrwilfc. Flvinl Row: VV. Rrvclgvrs, J. Dml:1ll1-S, C. llullnlivlm, I.. Snxithvrs, Nl. Mzxlfmvy, A. Pvtrusic, M. McDermott, F. Second Row: J. Barrnclc, J. BHU- pzulglm, J. Filippmlli, Jos. Push! Inz1,J, Suslzlric, Julm Peslxinzl, A. Suullizxrnl, J, NVulLlsclm1i1i Lower Row: E.. Rwsd, F. Wul- clrun. lXl. Srrurlvicr, P. Smith, R. llusic, V. Bizxsi, R. Fzxziu, W. Dunulivs, lf. Krzluthcim, F. Jlczulx, Nl. Nnll, Nl. Blur- lfmcl. BOYS' CHQRUS Lefl to Right, Slumling: lf. Bm'lsc':1lg, J. G.ll lil11,l1k'l , G. Pulliam, J. Ka-nncxlv, J. Mm 11 A Q 14. fx gr I , . Nzlpmurmizn, Brc:lcl1,VF. Nzlzfxv. Seyed: R. Farina, T. Fukvr, I. DiM:1riiIn- li. Palmer, J Mucllvr J B1 Suk, . , . . y Nnmlc.