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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

m r' 1 5 xi 2 Z 4 E e ri I '1 5. L 'Q , 7 .HL I W S 3 .rs T 'x N951 'B -- ' I lr . ll I 41 IT I GOOD FUR US T0 BE HERE A belief in the motto-In Religions Garden Wisdom Growsg the devotion of a faculty con' secrated to Godg the combined sacrifices of bishop, priests, parents, and friendsg the spiritual, physical, and cultural training of 786 students, the faith in God interwoven with love of neighbor and countryg the daily recitation of the rosaryg the report cards, honor rolls, and cooperation awardsg the instrucf tions by pastors and civic leadersg the athletic fetesg the weekly Mass, retreat days, May crowning, baccalaureate, and graduation-all these make up the Catholic High School, that red brick building on Market Street between Twentyffirst and Twenty' third in Harrisburg. The acknowledgment of man's debt to God, and God's goodness to man in Catholic High prompts the words immortalized at the Trans' hguration-it is good for us to be' here. ..-1., ,, , g ,,, H' ,gyrwfh A . .,L.. A t w. PHIIQVYQ3 Published By The Senior Class RG. PENNSYLVANIA FOREWORD We have spent our young lives in a warfwearied. warfshalcen, warffrightened world. We saw fathers and hrothers leave home prepared to give their lives to hring peace to the world. Ivlany feel that unless a miracle of grace happens, we ourselves shall he called upon to make the supreme sacrifice. lt is only natural, then, that we eenter our thoughts on Our Lady, Mcither of the Prince of Peace, and hee her intereesion to hring peace into the hearts of all men. Through the numerous apparitions of Our Lady in this Twentieth Century, Christ has shown He wishes His Mother to he honored. Prompted 'hy the example of Christ and the lessons learned at our Alma lvlater, we place our hearts in IVIary's Immaculate Heart, We rely on her Mercy. We hee a continuance of the Christian Charity manifested hy Our Lady. As a iinal token of esteem, we, the Senior Class of 1953, lovingly place this sixteenth volume of PRIDWEN under the guidance of Our Lady. Sheltered under her protection, we can look up to Heaven on every occasion and say, l'With you, Cur Lady, to strengthen us, it is good for us to be here. , if wif M ,gf X if 1 C 5 F1 A ' ,dl gi gg? :X 'Qvx AK 'I J., i zz- -.Tb 4 R L 1 1254 ' r S . 4 . ,Q Ms: '- X' v.. 'E ,Q M-w lg-5 Vfl fr r 'WW 2 QV se I 11' 6 rl: Z' A vi' f Z rg 1. 0 I , . lf: QI' U L . 'N QX -4 Q 1 ui Q wi' A X w w ' 1 in wk X X it W N y r X x 1 , fi A - , vm x ,X ' X XTYN TR X MJDJW 1 it M 9 'X x ' TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening Section .... 1 Administration . 7 Graduates Underclassmen Social Contacts After Hours Athletics ,ff X .... .. 19 - .. .. -37 ' ..... 51 ... .. 61 ' .. ...... 75 W o 1t ! 1,,,f HE IS OUR PIRIT AL GUARDI .UQ ' We ,Q ,. ,I A sw is 5. K f . ? 3. v . Wag rd. 2 an Q A The Most Reverend Bishop of Harrisburg 45343 I MW, Head of the administration and shepherd of our souls, Bishop Leech leaves no stone unturned to develop us, his children, spiritually, intellectually, and physically. On every occasion our Bishop manifests a tender love for children. Even we, the teenagers, occupy a special place in his heart. This, His Excellency displays by his frequent and often unannounced visits to the School, the manner in which he marks our progress, his attendance at our entertainments, social gatherings, and graduation. We are hlessed that God has placed Bishop Leech over us to guide, direct, and teach us hy word and example. Truly, because of His Excellency, it is good for us to be here. George L. Leech, D.D., J.C.D. THE E INSTR CT US Ever mindful of her motto, In RCligl'OHlS Garden Wisdcnm Grows, Catholic High provides ll thorough training in the study of Religion. Apart from the regular classroom instructions given hy the Sisters, four priests give courses on the duty of one's state in life. These 'Mother Christsu consider it 21 privilege to associate themselves with the School in emphzlsizf ing the greatest of all wisdomAA to know, love, und serve God. Because of the important place Religion holds at Catholic High, teachers and students alike joyously repent it is good for us to be here. The Right Reverend Msgr. George D. Mulcahy Qur Lady of Lourdes, Enola The Reverend Martin Lohmuller, Officialis Our Lady of Lourdes, Enola The Reverend The Reverend Walter H. Shaull John Gunville Principal Asst. Pastor, Sacred Heart of jesus xl THEY ARE HERE Guiding us as superintendent of schools since 1947, the Reverend Robert J. Maher brings credit to the Diocese of Harrisburg of which he is a vital part, Animated by the motive that the way to find Christ is through the heart of a child, Father Maher spends himself to reach the hearts and souls of the thousands of children under his care. We at Catholic High recognize Father for his true worth. We thank him for the interest he manifests in us. Because of a priest so capable and experienced as Father Mziher to superintend our studies at the Catholic High School, we say in all sincerity-it is good for us to be here. The Reverend Robert Maher Superintendent of School Diocese of Harrisburg TO INSPIRE S Ours has heen the good fortune to have as principal the Reverend Wiilter H. Shaull for our four years at Catholic High. In that time we have come to accept Father Shaull as more than principal, In him we have found one who serves the Lord with gladness as priest, teacher, friend, and model worthy of imitation. Witli grateful hearts we carry with us the lessons Father has taught Lis, and the instructions and admonitions he has given us. These are treasured memories. As we look hack over the years spent under Father'5 guiding hands, we have much eause to rejoice. In parting we say with grateful hearts, ufieeause of you, Father Shaull, it is good for us to be here. it The Right Reverend Msgy. Peter S. Huegel, P.A., D.D., V.G. Vicar-General of Diocese St. Lawrence Church, Harrisburg The Right RCV9l'2f1d The Right Reverend Msgr, john A. Maguire Msgr. George D. Mulcahy St. Francis of Assisi Church Quf Lady of Lourdes Church Harrisburg Enola The Reverend The Reverend William B. Cavanaugh Michael M. Menlco Seven Sorrows of the St. Peter Church Blessed Virgin Mary Church Steelton Middletown Our Lady welcomes all who enter Catholic High. The Reverend William M. Harrigan Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Church Harrisburg The Reverend John Onofrey Sacred Heart of Jesus Church Harrisburg Assumption ofthe Blessed 'LX lg 5' '53-' If The Reverend Cletus H. Wagman The Reverend Francis A. Kirchner 1'-2 The Reverend Charles Murray S Nlargaret Mary Church St. joseph Church St. Catherine Lubourc Penhrooli Mechanicshiirg THESE ARE OUR PA To our pastors do we wish to express our sincere gratitude hefore wc leave Catholic High School. Besides licing responsihle for the spiritual welfare of their flock and the maintenance of parish property, these priests hear the greater part of the financial hurdien of the High School. They also give instructions at the School, attend our social gather' ings, and in every way display a fatherly interest in us, Because of the sacrifices made hy our pastors for us at Catholic High, it is good for us to be here. The Reverend Charles Plcse, O.F.M. The Reverend Rudolph Fuhr St. john the Evangelis Church, Steeltoii Virgin Mary Church Steelton t Church, Qalcleigh Q V- 'iv . ' R. N The Very Reverend John E. Metz, 1.C.D. St. Patrick Cathedral Church Harrisburg I gf R The Right RCVCYCFN1 The Right Reverend Msgr. John F. Stanton Msg,-, Roy C, 'Kg-ffl-r P.R-, V.F. St. Theresa Church St. james Church, Steclton New Cumberland The Reverend Thomas Simpson Good Shepherd Church Camp Hill le 5- The Reverend Lino A. Ciarlantini j.U.D., Sc.S.D. St, Ann Church, Steeltun of ' . THE E TRAIN US . ff fl' Miss ean Marie Teetsel Physical Education, an Health' Moderator Cheer leaders, Flag Twirlers, Color Guards, Majorettes, and Ban ner Carriers Mr. Russell Williams Band Orchestra: Cofordinator of Instrumental Music in Parof chial Grade Schools of Harrisburg and Steelton. ..-,j f , 1 L . Mr. Lester Ginanni, Physi' cal Education and Health: Varsity Basketball, Track, - and junior Varsity Football Coach. Mr. Anthony Cernugel, Phy- sical Education and Healthg Football, Baseball, and junior Varsity Basketball Coach. Catholic High School looks with pride to its lay faculty. These instructors give generously of their time, especially, for those after school activif ties-coaching the teams, directing the band and band front, and acting as chaperons at dances and on trips sponsored by the School. For the excellent training and good example given us by these our lay teachers, we know it is good for us to be he-re. A 'E Miss Patricia Mannix Secretary THE RELIGIOUS FAC LTY We at Catholic High are fortunate to have Sister Marry Colette, R.S.M, as vice' principal, directress of studies, and teacher. Though her duties are many, Sister Colette knows each of us and our needs personally. Craeiously she directs our studies needed for entrance to colleges or to professions. The guidance given hy Sister Colette makes us realize it is good for us to be here. ' 'L ' I .- 1 I . , 7' 5: 'i Through her patience and forehearance Mother Maria Consilia, I.H.M., prefect of discipline and teacher, has endeared her' self to the student body. Ivlother tries to instill into every student the principlef-do right because it is right and not to escape punishment. In this lies her secret of success. For the training given us hy Mother Censilia, it is good for us to be here. as T Sisters Mary George. Mary Raymond lrene Agnes. lvlary Vfalter. and Mary Eleanor cheek records for class standing. Sister Mary George. I.H.M., Freshmen Hoinerooni 2021 Religiong Latin. Sister Mary Raymond, I.H.M., Fresh' nien Honierooni 101: RClljlIl3Il,M2lIl1E' niaticsg Coordinator of Community Drives, Sister M. Irene Agnes. I.H.M., Fresh' inen Hunierooni 2071 Religion. Science. Sister Mary Walter, R.S.M.. lireshf lnen Honieroonx 201. Religion. English. Sister Mary Eleanor, R.S.M.. Fresh' nien Honierouin 1031 Religion. English. ODEL UFO R LADY Only in heaven will we know the good done hy our Sisters. Vxfithout them we would have no Catholic High School in Harrishurg. These Sisters have left home. families, and friends to devote themselves entirely to instructing us. Teaching to them is a fullftime occupation, The I Sisters constantly improve themselves and their techniques so that our school might not only equal hut surpass other schools. Never can we thank God enough for the twentyfsix Sisters on our faculty. The lives of these iinitators of Our Lady prove it is good for its to be here. Q O ister Vvilnia Qstandingl right, enter' tains Sisters josita Marie, Mary Eugenia, and Mary Franeisca with records from Beethoven, Sister Josita Marie. R.S.M., English: Adviser for Priclwen and Twin Towers. Sister Mary Eugenia, R.S.M., Com' inercial Suhjeets. Sister Mary Francisca, I.H.M., Mathef maticsg Coordinator of Activities: Moderator, Student Council. Sister Mary Wilma, S.S.N.D., Direcf tress of Music. er- It isn't often teaeliers stop long enougli for a friendly eliat. Sister Anne Marie, I.H.M., Soplio' more Hoinerooin lll3: Homeniaking, Sister Mary Georgina, R.S.M., Sopliol more Hoinerooru 104: Religion, llnvlisli Sister Mary Bertha, R.S.M., Sopliof more Hoinerooin IU6: Religion: Social Studie-: Sophomore Moderator. Sister M. St, Edward. I.H.M., Sopliof more Hoinerooiu 4412: Religion: Science: Coordinator ot' Plays. Aw -a' All packed up and ready to leave school are tliese lunior Teachers. Sister Mary Amnbilis, R.S.M., junior Homeroom 401: Religion: Spanish: Cfoniinercial Subjects. Sister Mary Philip, I.H.M.. Junior Honierooin 112: Religion: Science: Mathematics: Visual Aids Equipment. Sister Louise Marie. R.S.M., junior Homeroom 400: Religion: Commereial Subjects. Sister Irene Marie, I.H.M., Junior Homeroom 403: Religion: Mathematics, Mechanical Draw' ing: junior Ivlodcrator. NOT PICTURED Sister Ottilin, S.C.C. Senior Homeroom 302: Religion: Social Studies: Religious goods. Sister Marielda, S.C.C., Lilnrarian. Sister Edwin, S.C.C., Sophomore Hoincroom 105' Religion: Social Studies. Sister Agnes Ann, S.C.C., Freshman Hoineroom 101: Religion, Art: Social Studies: Freshman Moderator, Senior teachers intrigued by tlie formation of Crystals, Sister Mary Cletus, R.S.M., Religion: English: Social Studies: Saeristan. Sister Mary Winifrcd, S.S.N.D., Religion: Latin, Sister Rosita Maria, I.H.M., Religion: Latin, Science: Senior Ivioderator. THE EALSO ERVE Mr. Cummings Uimj, joe Scalamogna, chef, and Mr, McKay work harmoniously to appease hungry appetites. An overfall view of the November Parent' Teacher Meeting. Everyone seems intent on the matter at hand. Mr. Gordon McKay presides at Parent'Teacher's Meeting. Father Shaull, treasurer, and Mrs. Joseph O'Hara, secretary, take notes. S Nam H1504 John Rozman, President en ior hcem Our Class, 193 strong, entered Catholic High as freshmen, September 1, 1949. Since then one of our number left for Heaven, some moved elsewhere, others discontinued school, Now we number 162. A wellfrounded course of instruction interspersed with extracurricular activities to meet the needs of all of us has made the years pass quickly. Some have achieved high scholastic honors, even meriting scholarships to colleges and universities. Others have made names as school leaders or as champions in the various sports, The majority have been content to give wholehearted cooperation to every endeavor whether we merited praise or not. As we prepare to leave Catholic High School we know we shall miss our dear Alma Mater, We wish publicly to thank our Principal, the Sisters, and all others who make up Catholic High for their interest in us. Already we have learned that it was good for us to be here. MOTTO: Be Good, Be Noble, Be Pure P TRO :Infant Jesus Hubert Campbell, VicelPresident COLCR : Red and White FLOWER: Lily . as -- - -- 1 A Q3 1 3:1 Q .fi lm i Y. .,.r,. il g pg Joan Kenny, Treas Llfel' Rose Conway, Secretary is Joanne Lee Amsler joan -R. D. 34, Me' chanicsburg: Our Lady of Lourdes Parish: Penna. lr. Historians 3: Band 1, 2: Or' chestra 1, 2: Future Home- inakers of America 3: Corte' spondence Club 1: Fighting 69th 2, 3. Ieanette Marie Baumgartner Gigi -212 Meadow Lane, Progress: St. Margaret Mary Parish: Penna. lr. Historians 3: Glce Club 4: Future Homemakers of America 3, 4. Anthony Ray Bensic Monk -369 South Second St., Steelton: St. Peter Parish: Latin Club 1, 2: Mathematics Club 4: Penna. -lr. Historians 3: Physics Club 3: Chemistry Club 4: Biology Club 2: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Visual Aides 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew Z, 3, 4: English Club 2: Fighting 69th, 3, 4. 31 'iv' -l William Richard Anderson Andy -1936 Chestnut St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 4: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Physics Club 3: Chemistry Club 4: Glee Club 4: Track 3, 4. John Joseph Beirne 1612 Briggs St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Mathematics Club 4: Penna. jr. Historians 3:Physics Club 3: Chemistry Club 4: Photography Club 4: Visual Aides 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4: Projec- tion Crew 2, 3, 4: Fighting 69th 3, 4: Dramatics 4. Richard Leroy Bitner 'iPrimo fDuncannon R. D. if 1: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Physics Club 4. if y s. gg pe Q 'tra 7 . jy Kathleen Elizabeth Bahoric Kitty -348 Swatara St,, Steelton: Assumption of Blessed Virgin Mary Parish: Latin Club 1, 2: Penna. jr. Historians 35 Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Homemakers of America 3, 4: Forum Usher 1, 2: English Club 2: Mission Club 4: Blessed Martin DePorres 1: Corref snondence Club 1. Anne Christine Bender 1009 Oak Lane, New Cum' berlandp St. Theresa Parish: Student Council 4: Latin Club 2: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Biology 'Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 2, 3, 4: Cath- olic Action 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Future Homemakers of America 3, 4: Fighting 69th 3: Correspondence Club 1. Charles Aloysius Blahusch 'iCharley -41851 Regina St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Band 1. , fi rw, ii Nicholas Gilbert Balearic Nick -628 Chambers St., Bressler: Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parsihg Glee Club 4: Football Man' ager 3. Marion Adelaide Bendik Marnee -323 Wyatt Rd.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Latin Club 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Biology Club 2: Glee Club 1, 21 Library Club 4: Crchestra 1, 2: Cheer' leader 1, 2: Dance Commit' tee 1, 2: Forum Usher 4. William John Bolwell 'ijackn-3788 Montour St., Paxtang: St. Catherine La' boure Parish: Student Counf cil 2: Spanish Club 4: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Physics Club 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Or' chestra 35 Track 2, 3, 4: Pridwen 3: Twin Towers 3: Public Speaking 4. . . -3 ,.'ITf'-i5:ew 17 f 4 , , f ,Q - 1 lt Q -ii.: . 'A ' - 4' . Q ' Yi'--' 132 , -i v-. N . T13 'X N 'H , Fei' 11.45 s fag w he I , lib. ,M Mary Elizabeth Bonaker Bonnie A- 1612 Susque' hanna Street: St. Patrick Cathedral Parish: Latin Club 1, 2: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Biology Club 23 Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Future Home' makers of America 3, 4: Forum Usher 1, 2: Blessed Martin de Porres Club 1. Mary Therese Bricker Terry -327 Second St,: New Cumberland: St, Ther' esa Parish, Student Council 33 Penna. jr. Historians 3: Biology Club 25 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Catholic Action 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Forum Usher 1: Blessed Martin de Porres lg Correspondence Club 1. Hubert Nelson Campbell Duke - 2140 Green St.: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish: French Club 3: Mathematics Club 4: Penna. Ir. Historians 35 Physics 'Club 3: Biology Club 2, Practical English Club 1: Football 13 Basket' ball 1. Francis l..eVere Boone Dan -1807 Wallace St.: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish: Penna. lr. Historians 33 Biology Club lg Glee Club 4: Football lg Dramatics 4. Robert joseph Burke 'iBob 412O Market St.: St. Patrick Cathedral Parish: Penna. lr. Historians 3: Chemistry Club 3g Biology Club 2. Howard Francis Carroll 'iHowie f 434 Cumberland St.: St. Patrick Cathedral Parish: Latin Club 1: Penna. Jr. Historians 33 Chemistry Club 3: Biology Club 2: Band'l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Terrence Sheehan Brawley Speed -Devonshire Road: St. Margaret Mary Parish: Penna, jr. Historians 3: Chemistry Club 3, Biology Club 2. Shirley Ann Butalla ushirln--461 High St., En' haut: St. Peter Parishq Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Penna. Ir. His' torians 3: Chemistry Club 45 Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 3, Flagtwirler 2, 3, 45 Forum Usher 3: English Club 2: Fighting '69th, F.H.A. 4. Annamarie Rose Cernugel Ann - 408 South Second St., Steeltong St. Peter Par- ish: Latin Club 1, 2: Penna. jr. Historians 3, Biology Club 23 Choric Speech Choir 1, 21 Library Club 4: Glee Club 3, 4g junior Red Cross 3: English Club 2: Fighting 69th 2: F.H.A. 3, 4. Stephanie Adrian Bream Stevie f 608 North 17th St: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Penna, jr. Historians 3: Physics Club 4: Chem' istry 'Club 3: Band 1, Z, 3, 4: Future Homemakers of America 3, 4: Correspond' ence Club 1. Michael Francis Byrne Mike -2325 North Second St.: Cur Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish: Student Council 4: Penna. jr, His' torians 3: Physics Club 3: Biology Club 2: Football 1: Practical English Club Z: Public Speaking 4. Virginia Marie Cernugel Ginny -602 Main St., Bresslerg St. Peter Parish: Class Officer 3: Latin Club 2, Penna. jr. Historians 3: Glee Club 3, 4, Banner Carrier 4: Future Home' makers of America 3: Forum Usher 1: Blessed Martin de Porres 1. P Wiffi A 'ii Vincent Chiarella Vince - 810 North 18th St.: St. Francis of Assisi 7 Parishp Band 1, -, 3: Or' chestra 1, 2, 3. Teresa Ann Costello Terry S 612 North Front St.3 St. Patrick Cathedral Parish3 Student Council 21 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Penna. jr. Historians 3: Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3: Library Club 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Discussion Club 33 Social and Publicity 3, 43 Public Speaking 43 F.H.A. 4. Mariano Rocco DeFilippo Marino -334 South Sec' ond St., Steelton3 St. Ann Parish: Class Ofhcer 1, Z, 33 Latin Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 33 Penna. Ir. Historians 33 Chemistry Club 43 Biology Club 2, Choric Speech Choir 13 Fobtball Z, 3, 4: Basket' ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 3, 4. 'N Ss Sara Rita Ciccocioppo Chickie -128 North Main St., Marysville3 Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Class Ofhcer 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Banner Carrier 13 Cheerleader 23 Future Homemakers of America 4g Publications 23 Fighting 69th 3, 4. james Louis Cunjalc Cunie H-210 South Second St., Steelton: St. Peter Par' ish: Latin Club 1, 23 Math- ematics Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish 3, 43 Penna. Jr. His' torians 13 Physics 43 Chem' istry 33 Biolog 23 Band 1: Orchestra 1: glee Club 4: English Club 23 Football l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Rhoda Elizabeth DeFilippo Rho -2342 Ellerslie St.: St. Catherine Laboure Parish: Penna. Ir. Historians 33 Biology Club Z3 Choric Speech Choir 13 Glee Club 2, 43 Future Homemakers of America 4g Forum Usher 1: Blessed Martin de Porres 23 Fatima Club 23 Corresponclf ence Club 11 31 Q-- its , Thomas Joseph Clark Tommy - 1521 Catherine St., St. Francis of Assisi Parishg Student Council 23 Penna. jr. Historians 33 Biology Club 23 Band lg Football 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 3, 4. Bernadette Monica Daubert L'Bernie 1 1256 Derry St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish3 Latin Club 1, 2: Penna. jr, Historians 3: Biology Club 2g Glee Club 33 Correspond- ence Club lg English Club 2. Robert Joseph DelSanto Del -1526 Naudain St.: St, Francis of Assisi Parish: Penna. jr, Historians 33 Football 1, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Rose Marie Conway Rosie --3432 North Sixth St.3 Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parishg Class Officer 43 Latin Club 23 Penna. lr, Historians 3: Choric Speech Choir 3, 43 Glee Club 3: Future Home' makers of America 33 Forum Usher 13 Blessed Martin dc Porres 13 Dance Com- mittee 4. Ann Marie Daylor Cookie - 1616 Brigg St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Penna. Jr. Historian 33 Biology Club 23 Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 3, 41 Flagtwirlcr 4: Future Homemakers of America 43 Forum Usher 33 Correspondence Club l: English Club 2. Eileen Frances Delaney Irish --1405 Green St.: St. Patrick Cathedral Parish3 Spanish Club 43 Penna. lr, Historians 33 Choric Speech Choir 1, Z3 Glee 'Club 3, 45 Pridwen 3, 43 Twin Towers 3, 4: Dance Committee 43 Discussion Club 33 Public Speaking 43 Correspondence Club 1. c.-Q,,. Nancy Joy Devine Nan 424 Kelker St.: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacar1 ment Parish: Latin Club 2: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Public Speaking 4: Correspondence Club 1: Future ' Homemakers of America 4: Forum Usher Z, 31 Dramatics 4. Maureen Louise Dougher 19 C Hall Manor: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 4: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Librarv Club 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Majorettes 4: Discussion Club 3: F.H.A. 3. Ioseph Leonard Fadrowski i'Little Fudl'-1511 Liberty St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Penna. lr. Historians 3: English Club Z. Ida Jean DiAiuto R, D. JHI1, Harrisburg: St. Catherine Laboure Parish: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Chemistry Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Future Homemakers of America 4: Correspondence Club 1. John Mark Dubravec Johnny 4346 South Sec- ond St., Steelton: St. Peter Parish: Mathematics Club 4: Penna. jr, Historians 3: Chemistry Club 3: Biology Club 2: Band 1, Z, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 4: Eng' lish Club 2. Sheila Marie Farrell 32 North 27th St., Camp Hill: Good Shepherd Parish, Latin Club 1, 2: French Club 4: Penna, Jr. Historians 3: Chemistry Club 3: Biology Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Fatima Club 2: Correspondence Club 1, Bruno Anthony DiMartile Pete -1925 Green St.: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. Joseph Francis Egenrieder Eckie -1510 North Fourth St.: St. Lawrence Parish: Latin Club 1, 2: Mathematics Club 4: Penna. lr. Historians 3: Physics Club 3: Chemistry Club 4: Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 1: English Club Z: Fighting 69th 3, 4. John Thomas Ferguson Fergie -201 Barbara St.: St. Patrick Cathedral Parish: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Physics Club 3: Chemistry Club 4: Biology Club 2: Glee Club 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Track 3, 4. Marie Sallie Dougher 'iSallie fR. D. 4152, Harris' burg: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish: Latin Club 2: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Chemistry Club 3: Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 1, Z, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Flagtwirlcr 4: Correspondence Club 1: English Club Z: Fighting 69th 3: Future Homemukers of America 3, 4. Lawrence James English Larry -1505 Berryhill St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Penna, Ir. Historians 3: Glee Club 1. Lucy Marie Flaminio 'iSkip --103 Hanna St.: Sacred Heart of jesus Parish: Pcnna. Jr. Historians 3: Choric Speech Choir 1. 2, 3, 4: Catholic Action 4: Glee Club 3: Forum Usher 1, 2: Correspondence Club 1. James Martin Forjan jim - 340 South .Second St, Steelton: St. Peter Parish: Mathematics Club 4: Penna. lr. Historians 3: Physics Club 4: Chemistry Club 3: Biology Club 2: English Club 2: Dance Committee 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Regina Christina Giannclli GeeGee -1858 Holly St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Penna. Jr. Historians 3: Choric Speech Choir 1. 2, 3, 4: 'Catholic Action 4: Glcc Club 3, 4: Future Home' makers of America 3, 4: Correspondence Club 1. john Darlington Graham Jack -1912 Chestnut St.: St, Francis of Assisi Parish: Student Council 1: Latin Club 1: Spanish Club 3, 4: Penna. lr. Historians 3: Physics Club 4: Chemistry Club 35 'Choric Speech Choir 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Track 2, 3. William John Frame Willie - 215 Cumberland Drive, Shiremanstowng Good Shepherd Parish: French Club 1: Physics Club 3: Mathematics Club 4: Band 1: Glee Club 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 3. William Anthony Gigliotti Bill -363 Main St., Steel- ton: St. James Parish: Spanish Club 3: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Biology Club 2: Mathematics Club 4: Catholic Action 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2: Basketball 1. Dorothy Marie Green Dotty -Devonshire Road, Route 87: St. Lawrence Parish: Latin Club 1: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Biology Club 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Future Homemakers of America 3, 4: Fighting 69th 2, 3. Cecilia Amelia Frye Putsy h606 Showers St.: Sacred Heart of jesus Parish: Future Homemakers of America 3, 4: Forum Usher 1: Fighting 69th 3. Joseph Paul Giusti Pepe - 2048 Market St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Student Council 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Penna. Jr. His' torians 3: Physics Club 3: Biology Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Fighting 69th 3, 4: Eng' lish Club 2: Stage Crew 1, Z, 3. 4. Rosanne Abson Handley Rosie -454 North Second St., Steelton: St. James Parish: Latin Club 3: French Club 4: Penna. lr. Historians 3: Chemistry Club 4: Choric Speech Choir 3: Band 1, 2: Forum Usher 4. , rf 7 H Q Dorothea Ann Furjanic Dottie -473 Main St., Bresslerz Assumption of thc Blessed Virgin Mary Parish: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: French Club 4: Penna. jr, Historians 3:'Chemistry Club 3, Library Club 1, 2: 'Catholic Action 4: Future Homemakers of America 4: Forum Usher 1: Blessed Martin de Porres 1: Correspondence Club 1. Fred William Grabe, Jr. 1706 Kent Road, Camp Hill: St. Theresa Parish: Mathef matics Club 4: Physics Club 4: Band 1, 2: Glce Club 4: Basketball 1: Track 1. June Kathleen Hare Rabbit - 1136 Jonestown Road: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Student Council 2: Latin Club 1, 2: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Blessed Martin de Porres 11 Future Home' makers of America 3, 4: English Club 2: Corrcsr' pondence Club 1. :' fl ' 4134 Fffm 'sw 'Q- 'ov Q E nf 5' X Marita Elizabeth Harrington l207'M South 13th St.: Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish: Latin Club 1, 23 Mathematics Club 43 Penna. Jr, Historians 33 Chemistry Club 33 Biology Club 23 Library Club 1, 2: Band 35 Forum Usher 1, 23 Blessed Martin de Porres 1: Correspondence Club 1. Shirley Ann Hrestak Shirl -538 Mohn St., Steeltong St. James Parish: Penna. Jr. Historians 35 Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 'Catholic Action 33 Glee Club 33 Junior Red Cross 1, 23 Future Home' makers of America 3, 4, Forum Usher lg Blessed Martin de Porres 1. Mary Ann Rose Iskric 604 High St., Bresslerg Assumption of the' Blessed Virgin Mary Parishg Penna. Jr. Historians 3g Library Club lg Glee -Club 33 Fighting 69th 2, 3, 4. Anna Jane Hennessey Hen -101 Lincoln St., Steeltong St. James Parishg Perma. Jr. Historians 33 Forum Usher lg Blessed Martin de Porres lg Arr Club 4. Gary Laverne Humes Honey Boyu- 220 Bailey St., Steeltong St. James Parish, Band 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Football 13 Basket' ball 4. Edward Charles Jerdonelc Ed -Box 404, Middle- town, Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish: LatinClub 1, 23 Mathematics Club 45 Penna. Jr. His' torians 33 Physics Club 33 Biology Club 23 English Club 23 Fighting 69th 3, 4, Perley Jeremiah Hill Jerry - 522 Emerald St.: St, Lawrence Parish, Student Council 2, 3g Penna. Jr. Historians 3, Baseball 2. John William Hylan Johnny - 2228 North Third St.g Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish, Spanish Club 33 Penna.'Jr. Historians 33 Physics Club 35 Biology Club 23 Basket- ball 3. William Earl Johnson Bill -1129 State St.g St. Patrick Cathedral Parishg Penna, Jr. Historians 3: Football 1, 3, 43 Basketball 43 Baseball 4. James Vincent Hirsch Buck-y - 4fG Building, Hall 'Manorg Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish3 Class Officer 13 Mathematics Club 4, Physics Club 33 Football 1, 2. Louis James Intrieri Lou -435 Hummel St.3 Sacred Heart of Jesus Parishg Penna. Jr. Historians 33 Physics 'Club 35 Mathematics Club 43 'Choric Speech Choir 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Foot- ball 2g Basketball 15 Base' ball 1, 2, 3, 43 English Club 2. Mary Louise Karl Mary Lou - 4705 River Road, St. Lawrence Parishg Penna. Jr. Historians 33 Biology Club 23 Choric Speech Choir 2, 33 Glee Club 3, -Junior Red Cross 3, 43 Future Homemakers of America 3, 43 Forum Usher 1, 2. X , .--. 1 ,M Xu Agnes Catherine Keane Aggie - 2352 Magnolia Drive3 St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Latin Club 23 Penna. Ir. Historians 33 Biology Club 23 Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Clee Club 33 Future Homemakers of America 3, 43 English Club 23 Blessed Martin de Porres 13 Social Publicity Club 43 Fighting 69th 3, 4. Mary Louise Kern Mary lou -2621 Boas St., Penbrookg St. Margaret Mary Parishg Latin Club 1, 23 Penna, Ir. Historians 33 Biology Club 23 Choric Speech Choir 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Future Home' makers of America 43 Forum Usher 1, 23 Correspondence Club 1. Carol Louise Kuren 108 'Penn St., Bresslerg Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary' Parishg Perma, jr. Historians 33 Biology Club 23 Glee Club 3, 4: Future Homemakers of America 3, 43 Correspondf ence Club 13 Blessed Martin de Porres 13 Mission Club 43 English Club 2. 1 wr in-Lo Ruth Theresa Keffer i'Ruthie - 1837 North Fourth St.: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish3 Penna. jr. Historians 33 Biology Club 23 Catholic Action 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Or' chestra 1, 23 Glee Club 43 Forum Usher 23 Public Speaking 43 Correspondence Club 1. George Nicholas Kolarac Georgie - 352 South Fourth St., Steelton3 Assumpf tion of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish3 Latin 1, 23 French 4g Mathematics 3, 43 Penna. jr. Historians 33 Chemistry 33 Biology 23 Choric Speech Choir 1, 23 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Track 2, 3, 43 junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Ioan Antonia Labashousky 333 R St., Steeltons Sr. James Parish3 Student Coun- cil 23 Penna. Jr. Historians 33 Glee Club 3, 43 Major' ettes 43 Junior Red Cross 1: Future Homemakers of America 3, 43 Forum Usher I, 2, 3, 43 Fighting 69th 3, 4. H Alice Jean Kelly Kelly --424 North Front St., Steelton3 St. James Par' ishg Latin Club 23 Penna. jr. Historians 33 Biology Club 2g Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Social and Publicity Com' mittee 33 English Club 23 Cheerleader 43 Pridwen 43 Twin Towers'3, 43 Forum Usher l, 2, 3, 4. Lawrence Louis Kostelac Butch -565 South Sec' ond St., Steelton3 Assumpf tion of the Blessed Virgin Mary P3fiShQ Class Olhcer 23 Mathematics 43 Spanish 3, 43 Penna. Ir. Historians 33 Choric Speech Choir 13 Glee Club 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 4. Ierome James Lasek Tank -635 Maclay St.: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish3 Mathe- matics Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Penna. lr. His' torians 33 Physics Club 3: Chemistry Club 43 Biology Club 23 Football 43 Fatima Club 23 Fighting 69th 2, 33 Dramatics 4. Joan Elaine Kenney 202 Green Hall: St. Francis of Assisi Parish3 Class Ofhcer 43 Latin Club 13 French Club 2: Mathematics Club 43 Penna. lr. Historians 3: Chemistry Club 33 Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 3, 43 Banner Carrier 3, 4: English Club 1, 2. Robert Steven Krajcsik i'Bob -308 South High St., Mechanicsburgz St. joseph Parish3 Pcnna. lr. Historians 33 Physics Club 3: Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 13 Basketball 13 Track 23 Pridwen 43 Twin Towers 4. Joyce Anneta Leppo 3315 Walnut St.3 St. Mar' garet Mary Parishg Penna. lr, Historians 33 Glee Club 3, 43 Future Homemakers of America 3, 45 Correspondf ence Club'l. an-., ir siis I' '7 !'ui-, ard Eugene Loncar V lidien-470 Chamber St., Bressler: Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Football 1. Charles Anthony Marinak Plumber - 311 South Fourth St., Steelton: St. lohn the Evangelist Parish: Penna. Jr. Historians 3: Glee Club 4: Football 3. John Francis Matjasic Johnny - 460 Chambers St., Bressler: St. Peter Parish: Student Council 1: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Biology Club 2. Delores Rose Loncaric Dee -263 Christian St., Steelton: St. James Parish: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3: Catholic Action 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: junior Red Cross 1, 2: Future Homemalcers of America 3, 4: Forum Usher 1, 2. Joseph Gennaro Marrazzo Biggy - 334 South Third St., Steelton: St. Ann Parish: Penna. Jr. Historians 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 2: Fighting 69th 2, 3, 4. Dolores Iean Matusik Dee 4161 South Summit St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Penna. Jr. Historians 3: Biology Club 2: Library Club 1: Catholic Action 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Junior Red Cross 3: Future Home' makers of America 4. Mary Louise Malay Mary Lou - 1008 South 23rd St.: St. Catherine Laboure Parish: Spanish Club 4: Penna. Jr. Historians 3: Chemistry Club 3: Choric Speech Choir 4: Catholic Action 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 4: Future Homemakers of America 4: Forum Usher 1, 2: Fatima' Club Z: Cor' respondence Club 1. Beverly Ann Marshall Bevie -2522 North Fifth St.: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Choric Speech Choir 3: Glee Club 4: Future Homemakers of America 3, 4: Forum Usher 1, 2, 3: Art Club 4. John Albert Mavretic Sparky 428 South 17th St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Football 1, . it sv, rf., , :iff 'F Jane Elizabeth Maloney Janie -1215 H Building. S. 13th St.: Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish: Student Coun- cil 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Penna. Jr. Historians 35 Choric Speech Choir 1, Z: Library Club 3: Correspondf ence Club 1: Blessed Martin de Porres 1. Dorothy Marie Matter Dottie -29 North 20th St., St. Francis of Assisi Par' ish: Latin Club 2: Spanish 4: Penna. Jr. Historians 3: Chemistry 4: Biology 2: Choric Speech 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Flagtwirler 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 4: Blessed Mar- tin de Porres 1, 2: English Club 2: Social and Pub- licity Club 4. Joseph Francis Merlina joe -29 North 15th 'St.: St, Francis of Assisi Parish: Class Officer 2: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Physics Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. 4 y.. M 3 '-'-.M-ii T I 1' We V5 I v-1-s lie, it ' f Constance Rita Mesaric Connie --226 North Sec' ond St., Steelton: St. james Parish: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Library Club 4: Future Homemakers of America 4: Forum Usher 1: Blessed Martin dc Porres 1: Mission Club 4. Lawrence Adrian Minnaugh Larry - 1218 North 16th St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Student Council 1, 2: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Chemistry Club 4: Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 1, 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Eng' lish Club 2: Fighting 69th 3, 4: Dramatics 4. Joseph john Muza Moe - 592 Chamber St., Bressler: Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish: Penna. Jr. Historians 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 4. gi. ls Rosemary Kathleen Miceli Rose -1545 Walnut St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: French Club 2: Penna. Jr. Historians 3: Biology Club 2: Future Homemakers of America 3, 4: Blessed Martin dc Porres 1: Fighting 69th 2, 3. Patricia Ann Morrett Patsy -654 Woodbine St.: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish: Latin Club 2: Penna. Jr. Historians 3: Choric Speech Choir 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Blessed Martin de Porres 1: Correspondence Club 2: Fighting 69th 3, 4: Forum Usher 1: Future Homemakers of America 3. Raymond Francis Naccarato Jap - 317V2 South Third St., Steelton: St. Ann Parish: Latin Club 1, 2: Mathe' matics Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Penna. Jr. Historians 3: Biology Club 2: Glee Club 4: Fighting 69th 3: English Club 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket' ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ,x '5'lf, Christine Alice Mihalic Chris -41 South Third St., Steelton: St. James Parish: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Future Homemakers of America 3, 4. Marie Ann Mrksic Behav - 12 Penn St., Bressler: Assumption of thc Blessed Virgin Mary Parish: Latin Club 2: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Biology Club 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Future Homemakers of America 3, 4: Mission Club 4: Corresf pondence Club 1. Berniece Arlene Nauss Bernie -204 Reno St., New Cumberland: St. There' sa Parish: Latin Club 1: Choric Speech Choir 4: Catholic Action 4: Glee Club 3: Future Homemakers of America 3, 4: Forum Usher 2, 3, 4: Rosary Club 2: Hockey 1: Volleyball 1, 3: Basketball 1: Baseball 1: Dramatics 4. B- 7 Hr! -.yrg , ?'v 1- N Barbara Ann Miller Barb -3017 North Fourth St.: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Choric Speech Choir 1, 2: Catholic Action 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Future Homemakers of America 3. 4: Forum Usher 1, 2: Girls' Choir 4. Mary Jacqueline Murray Iackie - 3107 Hillsidc Road, Penbrook: St. Mar' garet Mary Parish: Class Officer 2: Latin Club 1, 2: Mathematics Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 2, 3: Penna. Jr. Historians 3: Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 3, 4: Library Club 3: Or' chcstra 1: Glec Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Future Homemakcrs of America 4: Dramatics 4. Arlene Kathryn Neidert 777 Penn Ave., Enhaut: St. John the Evangelist Parish: Penna. Ir. Historians 3: Choric Speech Choir 2, 4: Catholic Action 4: Glee Club 3: Future Homemakers of America 3: Forum Usher 1, 2. , , 1 . X.-is ON ng. ,51- 7 4193 - i 'Q K 29 7-Q ii 1 31, , fb Mary Theresa Norris Terry - 330 Hummel Ave., Lemoyne, St. Theresa Parish, Student Council 1, Penna. lr. Historians 3: Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, Catholic Action 4, junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Forum Usher 1, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 3, 4, Blessed Martin de Porres 1, Correspondence Club 1, Dramatics 4. Patricia Ann Pari Pat -302 Mohn St., Steel- ton, St. john the Evangelist Parish, Latin Club 1, 2, Penna. Ir. Historians 3, Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Future Homemakers of America 3, 4: Blessed Martin de Porres 1, Corresf pondence Club 1, English Club 2. Virginia Ann Peifer Ginny - M. R, Middle' town, Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish, Latin Club 1, Penna. Jr. His' torians 3, Biology Club 2, Choric Speech Choir 1: Glee Club 1, 3, Future Home' makers of America 4, Blessed Martin .de Porres 1, Corres' pondence Club 1. ,iii ,. amiga. 1 is - Rita Kathryn O'Leary Cy -423 Boas St.: St. Patrick Cathedral Parish, Class Oflicer 1, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Penna. Jr. Historians 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Forum Usher 1, 'Correspondf ence Club 1, Dramatics 4. Eugenie Marie Pauly Genie -dl23 North 24th St., Camp Hill, Good Shep- herd Parish: Penna. Jr. His' torians 3: Catholic Action 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4, Public Speaking 4: Future Homemakers of America 4, Forum Usher 1. Joseph Victor Penica uloen-658 Mohn St., En' haut, St. John the Evangef list Parish, Student Council 2,, Penna. lr, Historians 3, Biology 'Club 2. James Paul Osmanski Big jim -2027 Green St., Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish, Class Ollicer 1, Mathematics Club 4, Physics Club 4, Chem- istry Club 3: Glee Club 4, Football 3, Basketball 2, 3. Joseph Nicholas Pavelic Popeye - 222 Myers St., Steelton, St. Peter Parish, Penna, Jr. Historians 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket' ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Track 1. Dorothy Ann Pettasic Dotty -622 South Second St., Steelton, St. Peter Parish, Latin Club 1, 2, Penna. lr. Historians 3, Biology Club 2, Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Future Home- makers of America 3, 4, Blessed Martin de Porres 1, Correspondence Club 1, Eng' lish Club 2. Fortuna Clementine Panza Dolly -319 South Fourth St., Steelton, St. Ann Parish, Latin Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 4, Penna. -lr. Historians 3, Biology Club 2, Choric Speech 'Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Catholic Action 4, Glee Club 3, Forum Usher 1, 2, 4, Blessed Martin de Porres 1, Correspondence 'Club 1. Robert Francis Pease Gordo -1844 Market St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish, Student Council 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Mathematics Club 4, Penna. lr. Historians 3, Physics Club 3, ,Biology Club 2, Glee Club 4, Stage Crew 4, Fighting 69th 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3. Gertrude Barbara Placey Gertie -541 North Front St., Steelton, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish, Student Council 1, 4, Latin Club 2, Penna. lr. Historians 3, Biology Club 2, Choric Speech 'Choir 2, 3, Glee 'Club 3, Future Homemakers of America 3. .11 S- lfr Q,,,,5 41 Suzanne Joan Porter Suzie M1015 North 16th St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Penna, Jr. Historians 3: Library 'Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Flagtwirler 2, 3, 45 Future Homemakers of America 3, 45 Forum Usher 1, 2, 3, 45 Fighting 69th 3, 45 Dramatics 4. Mary Patricia Reardon Mary Pat -531 Violet St.5 Our-Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish5 Penna. jr. Historians 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Future Homemakers of America 3, 4, Raymond Francis Rodgers Red -532 North Front St., Steeltong St. Iames Parish5 Spanish Club 45 Penna. Jr. Historians 35 Physics Club 35 Biology Club 25 Glee Club 45 English Club 25 Fighting 69th 2, 3. James Richard Prifer jim -1820 Holly St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parishg Penna. Jr. Historians 35 Chemistry 'Club 35 Biology Club 25 Basketball 1. Timothy John Reardon Tim -2335 North Third St.: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish5 Latin Club 15 Mathematics Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Physics Club 35 Catholic Action 2, 35 Band 1, 25 Glee Club 4. Kathleen Agnes Romich Kathy - 913 Fourth Ave., Oberlin5 St. john the Evan- gelist Parish5 Latin Club 25 Penna. jr. Historians 35 Li' brary Club 1, 25 Glee Club 3, 45 Pridwen 45 Twin Towers 3, 45 F.H.A. 45 Blessed Martin de Porres 15 Dance Committee: Corresf pondence Club 15 Draf matics 4. Garrett Francis Punch Gary -364 Locust St.: Steeltong St. James Parish: Latin Club 1, 25 Penna. Jr. Historians 35 Biology Club 2: Photography 3, 45 Sound System 3. John Paul Reinhardt Johnny - 2264 Berryhill St.5 St. Catherine Laboure Parishg Mathematics Club 45 Penna. Ir. Historians 35 Chemistry Club 45 Biology Club 25 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Fighting 69th 3, 45 Track 3, 4. John Joseph Rozman Rozy - 1136 Hudson St.: St. Peter Parish: Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Latin 3, 45 Math' ematics 45 Penna. jr. His' torians 35 Physics 45 Chem- istry 35 Biology 25 Band 15 Glee Club 45 Prom Com' mittee 35 English Club 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket' ball 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 4. Grace Josephine Ream Bonnie - 104 Madison Ave., Colonial Park5 St. Mar' garet Mary Parish: Student Council 45 Latin 1, 25 Penna. jr. Historians 3: Chemistry 3: Biology 25 Choric Speech Choir 1, 25 Glee Club 45 Majorette 25 Pridwen 4: Twin Towers 45 Fatima Club 25 Public Speaking 4. Lavina Mae Riffle Sis -209 North 14th St.5 St. Francis of Assisi Parishg Penna. jr. Historians 35 Choric Speech Choir 3, 45 Majorette 45 Flagtwirler 2, 35 Future Homemakers of America 45 Forum Usher 1: Blessed Martin de Porres 1. Bernardino Ljuba Rubinic Ber nie -113 Summit Ave., Oberlin: Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish: Penna. lr. Historians 3: Glcc Club 3, 45 Future Home' makers of America 3, 45 Forum Usher 1, 2: English Club 25 Fighting 69th 3, 45 Mission Club 4. afillgm, 5 A S 'GS gms- ' .,,A , , Hg, . , A 53. . :F :- v:. s 5 ' f' 1'.,w:i'f1 . . 5 5 is 5 fi:-for as M .i r . ,y 1-7 1, ... , 5 it g. Q , I 'vi' , . 1 rm, - I- l 4... :SL s w..,, fa 2 A .ii 'S Frances Delores Salinger Dolly A 1938 Brookwood St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Latin Club 2: Penna. Jr. Historians 3: Library Club,3: Orchestra 1: Cwlee Club 3: Correspondence' Club 1: Dramatics 1: Dance Committee 4. Leonard Lewis Schmidt Lenny 1 2707 Holler St., Penbrook: St. Margaret Mary Parish: Mathematics Club 4: Penna. Ir. Histor' ians 3: Physics Club 3: Biology Club 2: Catholic Action 2, 3. Thelma Marie Sebastian Thelm - 400 South 14th St.: St. Francis of- Assisi Parish: Class Officer 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 1, 2: Penna. Jr. Historians 3: Biology 2: Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Cheerleader 3: Pridwen 4: Twin Towers 3, 4: English Club 2: Prom Committee 3. Roseann Margaret Salinger 263 Main St., Steeltong St. james Parish: Latin 1: Penna, Ir. Historians 3: Chemistry 4: Biology 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: junior Red Cross 3: F.H.A. 3: Eng' lish Club 2: Correspondence Club 1. Mary Ann Sehoming uSchome f 2413 Herr St., Penbrook: St. Margaret Mary Parish: Latin Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Penna. lr. Historians 3: Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Correspondence Club 1: Cheerleader 3, 4. Barbara Anne Sednek 62 North 13th St.: St. Lawrence Parish: Latin Club 2: Penna. -lr.'Historians 3: Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3: Library Club 2: Glee Club 3: Mission 'Club 4: Cor- respondence Club 1: Blessed Martin de Porres 1: Future Homemakers of America 3: Forum Usher 1, 2. Frances Mae Sallinger 'LFrancie f349 Main St., Steelton: St. James Parish: Future Homemakers of America 3, 4: Forum Usher 1: Fighting 69th 3. Novene Ann Schupp Nov -1725 Walnut St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Student Council 3: Latin Club 2: Penna, Ir. Historians 3: Biology Club 2: Choric Speech Choir 1, 2, 3: Library Club 4: Glee Club 3: Future Homemakers of America 3, 4: Correspondence Club 1: Blessed Martin de Porres 1: Dance Committee 4. Edythe Mary Shisslak L'Edie Mae - 525 North 15th St.: St. Francis of Assisi Parish: Latin Club 2, 3: Franch Club 4: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Choric Speech Choir 2, 3: Library Club 3: Glee 'Club 4: Flag' twirler 4: Forum Usher 2: Dance Committee 3. John Robert Sandherr Stump --2629 North Fifth St.: Cur Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish: Penna. jr. Historians 3: Chemistry Club 3: Biology Club 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, Z: Baseball 2, 3, 4. Anthony Joseph Scutetta Tony 4 2341 Berryhill St.: St. Catherine Laboure Parish: Football 1: Basket' ball 1. I Frank Arthur Sisti 'kGuiena - 2142 North Seventh St.: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Track 1, 3, 4. I ::.::E1: .5:::: 511522231 '1 fifsffi. 42:11:11 fry? ' 2-::::'-r 1 : Richard Theodore Snavely' Dick - 102 Conoy St.: Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish: Mathematics Club 3, 45 Penna. Ir. Historians 35 Physics 'Club 45 Chemistry Club 35 Biology Club 25 Glee Club 4: Fighting 69th 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Fatima Club 2. Helen Barbara Sucec Tootsie --6 I Hall Manor5 Sacred Heart of jesus Parish5 Latin Club 1, 25 Penna. Jr. Historians 35 Biology Club 25 Choric Speech Choir 1. 2, 3, 45 Library Club 35 Future Homemakers of America 3, 45 Correspondf ence Club 1: English Club 2. Mary Frances Vucenic Francie - 1067 South Ninth St.: Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish5 French Club 41 Penna. lr. Historians 3: Biology Club 25 Choric Speech Choir 1, 25 junior Red Cross 15 Future Home' makers of America 35 Forum Usher 15 Correspondence Club 1. Marie Annette Spizzirri 229 South Fourth St., Steel' tong St. Ann Parish5 Latin Club 15 Penna. lr. Historians 35 Chemistry Club 35 Choric Speech 'Choir 2, 3, 45 Catho- lic Action 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Future Homemakers of America 1, 45 Forum Usher 2, 35 Freshman Chorus 1. Susan Ann Tarasi Sue - 2540 North Fifth St.5 Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish: Student 'Council 25 Penna, lr. Historians 35 'Chemistry Club 35 Biology Club 25 Choric Speech Choir 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 25 Future Home' makers of America 45 Forum Usher 1, 25 Mission Club 3, 45 Correspondence Club l. Alfred Taylor Wheaton Red -291 Wyatt Road5 St. Francis of Assisi Parish5 Student Council 45 Penna. jr. Historians 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Bas' ketball 1, 25 Baseball 35 Track 2, 4. Mary Ann Theresa Sporik 638 North Front St., Steel' tong St. James Parish5 Penna. Ir. Historians 35 Library Club 35 Mission Club 4. Joseph Hayden Tighe Tigy - 217 North 14th St.5 St. Francis of Assisi Parish5 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Penna. lr. Historians 35 Biology Club 25 Choric Speech Choir 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Baseball 2, 45 Drama' tics 4. John joseph White Jack -58 B Thomas St.5 St. Francis of Assisi Parishg Student Council 15 Penna. Ir. Historians 35 Physics Club 45 Chemistry Club 35 Mathematics Club 45 Choric Speech Choir 3, 45 Glee Club 3,45 Football 1, 25 Track 35 Public Speaking 3, 4. rw 9 ,-.f', , Richard George Stanlcovic Stank - 670 Monroe St.5 Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish5 Penna. jr. Historians 35 Biology Club 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2. Ernest Bernard Vinson Tennessee -R. D. 1125 Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parish5 Band 1, 25 Football 3, 45 Baseball 45 Dramatics 4. Marydel Theresa Wildeman 401 Haldeman St., New Cumberlandg St. Theresa Parish5 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Franch Club 45 Penna. jr. Historians 35 Biology Club 25 Choric Speech Choir 2, 35 Glee 'Club 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Blessed Martin de Porres 1, 25 Correspondence Club 1. al 5 val! 'itil Uri 5. 'iw . -Q '.ij.', . ,122 5 iililfl Mercedes Frances Wilkinson 'iGinger 42834 Walnut St.g St. Margaret Mary Parish: Catholic Action 41 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Forum Usher 2, 3. Dolores Ann Zerance Dorie -Z6 Boyer St., En' hautg Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish: Latin Club l, 2g Spanish Club 3, 45 Penna. Jr. His- torians 3g Chemistry Club 3: Biology Club Z5 Correspondf ence Club 1. Hugh James Williams Hughey -121 'Cumberland St.g St. Patrick Cathedral Parish: Penna. lr. Historians 3: Choric Speech Choir lg Glee Club 3, 45 Pridwen 45 Twin Towers 4. Donald Iames Zerance Donnie -364 Fifth St., Enhaut: Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish: Penna. Ir. Historians 3. Zin Memoriam Barbara Ann Maloch During her junior year God saw fit to take one of our classmates, Barbara Maloch. to her eternal reward. Full of fun but a serious student. Barbara had many friends. Her intense love for the Blessed Sacrament and Our Lady enabled her to endure her long illness to the edif hcation of doctors, nurses, and friends. With an ejaculaf tion on her lips, Barbara's soul winged its way back to God. Peddrick Michael Young Pete -526 North Second St., Wormleysburgg Our Lady of Lourdes Parishg Latin Club 35 Mathematics Club 4g Penna. Jr. Histor' ians 35 Physics Club 4g Band 1, 2, 33 Glee 'Club 45 Football QManagerJ 4. Michael Lawrence Zugay Mike -1601 Putnam St.: Sacred Heart of ,lesus Parish: Penna. Ir. Historians 3. -yr ' a I I .,.m-,.Mq- -mann: , A 1 I 1 9 y A x 9 4-vi 9 V. 'aka J ,f Music Appreciation Class combines pleasure Problems of Democracy Class trains seniors for with study for these seniors, Christian civic leaders. Always alert is every memher in the Senior French Class. 5 I K Am ,A Q., K f ,ii 5- Office Practice Class affords wide variety of interests for seniors. These seniors realize that Mechanical Drawing is a serious business. we ,H O, M E 'E I Jeff! ffrrifg ,Q kdiffe if A-,- ' a faffiiii 4 an E -J K ff 713536251-V - , 'T.l 1 L 5QT,QQ,1-11-iff - ggi Z Y ,Y,1,j5,:' A-' ? S-353223. , fi' ,J-If 4 ffff WJLKE ,,,:, ,V .Va-3.4 -' - u ' f ' -,Q f-' V :, J J- f-,f.:5--- ---- - 45 4-Y . ff' ' fa--' Y '-fc ,,,:5..:Af,,,fe-5, - - -Y A' 15. f, FFES-2 'j 1:'f1j:,. 2' ' ' 1 ,- ,..- ,Z ,rn - ,f-cf ' ,Q ,- 4 ff 1 .52 --sl, Q 2' if ,sa Z., , b ., ,.- ,. 5 7, Q .4 sa. ..-me '3 ILL T -A? ,F 1. 1' K 1' rr-fe 'e E ' MOST TALENTED aw.-r: Lawrence M1nnau h Marydel Wlldeman MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT -loQeph Gm tx Elleen Delaney MOST STUDIOUS ames Hlr ch une Hare all 94,0 lem MOST COURTEOUS Mlchael Byrne Mary Theresa Bncker MOST SHY MOST VERSATILE ohn Rozman Jerry Hlll Jane Maloney Eugenie Pauly BEST LOOKING Hubert Campbell I.av1na Rlllle 'wwf W BEST MUSICIANS BEST DRESSED Howard Carroll amee Cunjak Roseann Salmger Mary Lou Karl 'Nur' BEST ATHLETE Raymond Naccarato Rxta O Leary 5 4 3 'l Lk A I in-'H I' 51 an ., We - M 1 I 5 .5 5 I l 5 ffaxsi .--...k 2 S, . . K S J -f ng A V' ... ' V' - .. u 'K ' .Q 'z ,fr . .Q, -ww .ws 1 ' I - av ' . , -be S g a-,f , x Ki 5 an ix A H nl . . Tv xr , ws W li Q . , 1 5 . -A -- ma 7 rr R r,k, If ., -A X ll - 5' X ' Q' we il lf, 1. 1 A K - . ' Q , f Q i I b ,k,e. 1 A - ra ' - y QQQ?'figg ' ,S ah. fi: 4 Z 'Wi'-. 0.2 ,Q- A Lff I s. '07 xw. L -4 N I ,Ll A fM 2 j H l :Q rx IU IOR CLASS 19 4 In every way have we striven to live up to our name jolly juniors. Deciding not to let class work or school activities hecome hurdensome to us, we have enjoyed our entire Junior Year, It will he time enough to hecome serious when we are Dignified Seniors, Therefore, the things some classes found diflicult, we enjoyed. Not even new suhjects as chemistry, homemaking, stenography, and typing dampened our spirits. We feel we have contrihuted greatly to make the year so outstanding in athletics and oratory. We even think our talents improved the Band, Clee Cluh, and Choric Speech Choir. For all we have received at Catholic High, we are convinced it is good for us to be here. junior Class Officers study rules of parliamentary procedure, Seated, left to right: Evelyn Haas, secref taryg Philip Clay, president. Standing: Robert Piccolo, vicefpresidentg Patricia Zupanovic, treasurer. MOTTO: N0 Excellence Without Hard Labor First Row. left to right: C. Mannix, P. Peace, M Mudrinich, E. Hughes, V, Nardone, Second Row: N Fink, A, Mcsaric, E. Marencic, Lewis, A. Novak A. McDonald. j. Uckele. Third Row: I, Liddick, ,I Burke, V, Veljacic, A. Soule, T. Colitis, A. Najdek M. Senteio. Fourth Row: A. Smalansky, E. Buser, T. Gray, T. Acri, D, Cavrich, E. Blazi, Ffth Row: R. Napoli, A, DiEsposti, C. Fogarty, C, Acri, N, Weiss, R, Royster, T. Sullivan. Sixth Row: C. Minito, Braithwaite, R, Piccolo, B, Ryan, S. Lopatic, Martin, ul. Gerdes, E. Evans. First Row, left to right: F, Sherrick, I, Camplese, K. Horvath, 1. Bender, F. Flaccomio, C. Fannon. Fourth Sinkovich, E, Kawel, A. M. Egresitz. Second Row: Row: B, Costello, W. McCarthy, D, Koestler, j. Vajdn, E. Haas, V. Brognia, F. Gaffney, Jahlonski, R. V. Spadafore, R. Thomas, O'Donnell. Sixth Row: DiMartino, E. Duncan, M, Euker, A. English. Third Troutman, T. Brennan, G. Burridge, R. Yohe, j. Rows K. O'Hara, P. Corcoran, M. Siler, P. LaPietra, Vokes, E. Parise, W, Csmanski, G. Mettler, V. Y. Shesser, B. Reel, M, Dorcic. Fourth Row: J. Principe. Lindsey, Culver, R, Bennett, S. Barbush, A. PATRON: Our Lady, Queen of Peace john Duhravec, senior. displays his model of the House of Seven Gables to English Class. Girl from Italy and boy from Mexico receive special instructions from other members of Class. junior Typing Class rivot eyes on manual while typing. i Supplying missing Spanish words is lilac a game to these Juniors. Junior boys intrigued with Algebra Il in preparation for college. COLORS: Green and Gold First Row, left to right: Zerance, B. Sekulski, M. Sullivan, Kautz, B. Pacella, P. Rodgers, M. D'Agostino, B. Smithers, N. Filippelli, F. Brennan. Second Row: E. Marchi, P. Novasecku, M. Hayes, A. Mazza, M. V. Golden, M. E. McCrone, I. Colaric, J. Simonic. Third Row: B. Messersmith, N. Vaughn, R. Kambic, C. Arnold, Johnston, M. Winters, B. Fabian, B. Sassani. Fourth Row: J. McKenney, W. Kelly, R. Leppo, D. Karl, C. McClurkin, I. Fink. Fifth Row: N. Misiti, M. Lesko, F. Mettler, D. Manf erie, E. Campion, D. Keller, Wildeinan, M. Krasovic, I. Rodgers. ar K 1--F W.. 4., W-. - ..,4-. ,.,A-.- ' , --f rv- L -.- -. ' - - . Ib. - - N --- '- ' H'--v-' . .r - 4..L.,-. xi 1 , ar n -1.-pf ,,, fag in 6 ,,Q,. .f,W,A,, 6 i fav , fglui. Zi? zi'1N5'- H uiri JR Q-is hx-'lf wid W K in eq, - -' 'im is - A Y I Uh 1-4' V' ff W LTA 11: 'ff-,V ,L vl l 1 i 'v 'IL ff - I f Q 1 . . 3 A . First Row, left to right: V. Johnston, A. Dufheld A Piccolo, M. Spagnolo, L. Barton, L. Johnston, S Polito. Second Row: N. Byrnes, P. Smilko, P. Sieg fried, G. Carricato, G. Baker, M. Sucec. Third Row M. Clark, A. Marickovic, C. Morland, B. Simonic, I. Belicic, B. Miceli. Fourth Row: R. Stadler, I '-Q 'Y 'Wim' Gustin, P. Reardon, F. Sladinski, D. Fogarty. D. Rhen, Potami. Fifth Row: A. DeSendi, D. Sisti, R. Norkiewicz, T. McGarvey, R. Magaro, M. Baihart, I. Zugay. Sixth Row: C. Cummo, M. Matincheck, E. Napoli, E. Simonic, L. Fuller, R. Lesconec, I. Reich. MOTTO: TO Do Something Every Day The Christ-Like Way Early in the year, we, the Sophomores decided to make everyone aware of our presence. We began first by earning places on the honor rolls for studies and cooperation. We boosted the drives and gave competition to other classes. At noon we filled the cafeteria with our voices which our teachers thought were too loud. We sup' ported the teams with new members and with wholehearted cheers. At the dances and the rallies we outnumbered the others. We look with pride at being charter members of the Chef's Club. Ready now to become juniors, we hope everyone else thinks as we dofit is good for us to be Here. Class officers plan Sophomore calendar of events. Left to right: Maria Clark, secretary: Mary Jo McMahon, presidentg Frances Bekelja, treasf urer, and William Ritz, vice-president. OPHO ORE CLASS19 5 :E -1 K' lx aw 1 I 1 .5 'Q I 1 ., 1 gf sgm x Y .C,..w I x .H as X NVQ 5? 9 1 gala? N V1 I-uuuuih-I ---..,,,,,,,-N 'WW' 1 ,N , .. ,cf Q., f Mau mu, ff, vi r ' L M: mv .mb-fd, 'ff 1, :All .J 4 1 4 f I J , qi 2- Qwfw 511 , x.1v9'?k ff: ' N f xxx 1 .TNI-LQ5 11' ,.,..M,v f .R V,w-,X -2, WWW' xifw ':: '5SQSe-1 ,X K ,A pq-..gyv'?v ' , 1 M... ...v ,, , , f K - 'Aw ..u. . W ,wh r' ill. 'MI Lf --vw. ,M A ,v'pf, 1 y-.1-...U ...vu nl' . ..., .L . f O ,, fsiiw dw 'Q .f wlkmsm 211 E' w V. P R' Sophomores spend one English period weekly concentrating on spelling difliculties. First Row, left to right: P. Cerzullo, M. Flaynik, F. Zelko, M. Kennedy, E. Sutch, B. Vajdic. Second Row: R. Brown, Balister, M, A, Fortncy, M. A. Husic, M. Schiel, R. M. Golob, A. Petrosky, H. Hzilapy. Third Row: M. Moe, N. Tutto, E. Stefanie, P. Tittigcr, M. Fetchko, B, O'Bricn. B. Burke, L, DiMascio. Fourth Row: M. Sultzbaugh, B. Ftechko, X, Brady E. Mikes, I. Chester, V, Morris, j. Blazina. Fifth Row: T, Snell, W, Shriver. W. Egenrieder, F, Matjasic, D. Walde, G. Lindh. Sixth Row: E. McCarthy G. Weitzel, F. Balistrere, F. Starasinic, j. Byrne, D. Bitting, J. Higgins J. Bekelja, B. Petrina. 7 Q CULORS: Blue and Gray FLOWER: Lily Sophomores gather and learn about the different varieties of leaves as part of Biology program. FRE HME CL SS egg, . ,, 1 W ' -1. .1 fs I .77 I MOTTO: Forward! First Row, left to right: V, Bollinger, M. Sutton, K. Culhane, W. Miller, A. Doran, V. Golob. Second Row: M. Marikovic, B. Feiman, M. Cubic, M. Young, M. Schrefller, M. Fabian, A. Flaynik. Third Row: lvl. Warner, S. Brognia, E. Putric, L. Schumacher, D. Deitz, P. Metka, A, Spagnolo, E. Tomko. Fourth 196 On September 1, 246 of us enrolled as fresh' men. Immediately a sixth homeroom had to be opened for us. Rosters adjusted, we began an eventful year. Every period we changed rooms for another class. Except for carrying books, lunches, and gym bags, this delighted us. We took our places with the upperclassmen in the Band, in assembly programs-in fact, in everyf thing at the School we received recognition, Cur teachers deserve a great reward for their patience with us. With one year behind us, we look for' ward to the three years awaiting us at Catholic High. In unison we agree, it is good for us to be here. In all earnestness, the Freshmen Class Officers study their duties. Left to right: Margaret Brown, treasurer: Timothy Weiss, vicefpresident: Doris Riflle, secref tary: William Kennedy, president. Onward! Upward! Row: Kush, M. Messinger, E. Cheney, B. Patterf son, L. Senteio, E. Pogasic, Haas. Fifth Row: W. Keane, R. Medcalf, R. Kofalt, L. Farina, P. Rein' hardt, R. McClurkin. Sixth Row: P. Dailey, W. O'Donnell, W. Donald, R. Sinkovitz, J. Clark, M. Bekelja, M, Marinak, A. Taylor, E. Dunlevy. ww- F' wff' 9-3 'fir Suhstitutiun of numhcrs for lcttcrs in Algvhra Class intcrcsts thcse Frcshmcn. Pennsylvania History Class strcsscs part played hy Pcnnsylvanians in Revolutionary War, PATRON: First Row, left to right: C. Sallingcr, Y. Magaro. P. Iahlnnski, M. A. Schmidt, M. Sticlpcr, N. Wlicxxtcmri. Second Row: P. Zcllcrs, M. Gillis, M. A. Farrell. I. Bclicic, N. Fcrcntz, N. Earlcs. Third Row: A. M. Busnjak, M. Funk, L, Williariis, Zcrance. S. Brinkvrhofl, A. M. Gough, M. Bream. Fourth Row: FK.. Little Flower J. Issclmann. I. Ciccucioppi. R. Thomas. G. Adams R. English, R. Rosito, E. Weiss. Fifth Row: Moore I. Shaw, R. Spriunoli. M. Bratina, D. Tadych, R Huth, P. Miller. Sixth Row: K. Hates, W. Thomas R, Rimpfcl, R. Nicaisc. D. Zcllcrs, R, Brinlccrhofl' I. Dailey, R. Gray. 4 Q 14 . 91 l 4 wil' A 1 3 if -l x First Row, left to right: E. Lutz, 1. Belicic, E. Sink- ovitz, E. Parise, I, Conrad, J. M. Brennan. Second Row: O. LaPietra, F. Hibner, R. Novasecku, A. Krug, P. Shanks, R. M. Imbrogna, M. Baker. Third Row: S. Grabe, B, Yablonsky, Lotz, D. Riflle, A. Roith, M. Hill. Fourth Row: G. Salinger, Keifer, R. Sebas- First Row, left to right: F. Campli, A. Magnelli, E. Farling, D. Wall, G. Wirhrow, A. Bitner, I. Sheeler. Second Row: D. Gumrno, C. Kladovac, C. Fadrowski, M. Schoen, L. Shimp, R. M. Marroquin. Third Row: B. Pavelic, H. Marston, M. Miller, I. McMullan, B. f V ., . dl 1113 tian, F. Murray, J. Fink, W. Kennedy, E. Fetterman Fifth Row: C. Filippelli, A. Donato, R. Beirne, J Buckignani, E. Mavretic, D. Royster, D. Mundy, I Dolinsky, Sixth Row: R. Benkovic, L. Donley, M Humphery, 1. Chimienti, I. Breski, R. Crouthamel, E. Radic, R. Ritrievi. Skinner, V. Rimpfel, Sheehey. Fourth Row: R Wright, R. Lopatic, T. Weiss, H. Zuvich, H, Farrell F. Diodato, R. Rekus. Fifth Row: Kiely, AW Malesich, R. Vajda, Magnelli, W. Miller, P. Fischer F. Duncan, Eukef, G. McCormick, Schmitz. 9 Y i First Row, left to right: D, Acri, P. Stair, B. Nagy, P. Ludlam, N, Schmidt, G. Siptroth, L. Panza. Second Row: R. Marinak, P. Tucker, C. Tadych, A. Tarasi, E. Furjanic, E. Sporilc, Robinson. Third Row: M. A. Burns, M. Seclnelc, A. Giambastian, I. lntrieri, T. Boettger, R. Kern, Heit, M. A. Delaney. Fourth Row: I. Flynn, G, Lewis,'T. Zimmerman, O'l.eary, S. Spadafore, S. Guerrisi, E, Divine. Fifth Row: R. Marsico, B. Graybill, R. Moya, j. Mowery, 1. Blasco, P. Klingenberger, H, Walmer, T. Volres, Lewis. COLORS: Green and White To master the parts of speech, the Freshmen emphasize Lliagramming of sentences in English Classes. . 'SX' I .. FLOWER: Carnation ment in General Science. JM. iv' l J' I Freshmen laboratory experif .i.J.J -11-all . ..,f ..zl,1 I 50 First Row, left to right: M. Muza, Reardon, M. M. Allsup, K. Furjanic, T, Forjan. Fourth Row: A Washznleski. M. Stilo, C. Snavely, D. Pinci, C. Giannelli, E. Snell, W. Gordon, R. Filippelli, R Amadurc. P. Piltz. Second Row: A. M. Lanza, S. Campbell, H. King, F. Traini. Fifth Row: R, Cyzeslci Tomcc, D. Witmari, C. Qlewinc, Kissinger, I, D. Beaver, E. Furjanic, A. Graf, E. Crone, M, Zugay Vuccnic. C. Rcigle, D. Feldman. Third Row: S. Left' G. Hurnes, R. O'Kcefe. T. Sariano. ridge, Zugay, M. Brown, I. Crognole, R. Smilko, Freshmen observe Latin Week by 3 X' t making original posters and booklets. if 'lr N... Studying the life of Christ in detail engages attention of Freshmen in Religious Instruction Classes. FF X,,,..g Q, fum MT SJ M .-,xx fg .l NLE? TRACY H LL Candy is all interest as Captain Winkle helps Professor Harriman revive. Cordelia doubts the Professor's story of being hit on the head by two men. CAST OF CHARACTERS Candy Fenway ..... Mary Teresa Norris Professor Harriman ....... Joseph Tighe Glory Fenway ......... Suzanne Porter Smiley ........ . . . . Jerome Lasek . . Joseph Muza Captain Winkle . . . . . . Ernest Vinson Cordelia ........ John Todd .... Joey ........... . . . Rita Cleary . . . . LeVere .Boone Amity Haines . . . ..... .Berniece Nauss Priscilla Haines .......... Nancy Devine Lon Daggett ....... Lawrence Minnaugh Myrtle Hodge ...... Jacqueline Murray ' .. Kathleen Romich Boston Benny ....... Lawrence Kostelac Susie ......... Deacon ............,..... John Beirne PROPERTIES AND STAGE Teresa Costello Delores Loncaric Joan Labashousky Agnes Keane Mary Lou Kern Anthony Bensic Ann Marie Daylor Robert Pease Joseph Giusti According to little Susie, Cordelia is queer- 'all the neighbors say so. Priscilla is charmed, Amity and Priscilla Haines receive a warm welcome from Cordelia. John Todd looks on approvingly. Cf' Myrtle Hodge insists Cordelia does not know how to rear girls or to keep boarders. LIGHT DI FUR. 34 Cordelia and her household ask a blessing on their food before commencing the meal, C6 77 tfaflge 06ll eff! Candy and Lon seal their engagement with a kiss. Both realize Lon's Aunt Myrtle will not approve of the match, 1' rf a X Captain Wiiikle helps Cor' clelia when she fziints. Smiley and Boston Benny insist she is keeping something from them. c 'vqagml rv ' ..-:ei anti? uv-no- vnu' fa, .nu -- , rlllNO' ' gui- '4 aa' JMNHQIW1 it-. ,sn .lY.'4k.- ONIIIS.-Q' n it 1 ' remains unconscious. .lm M Hoping to keep the money, Smiley and Boston Benny cover Cordelia's household with guns. The Deacon PRO TI No other event of the year is looked forward to with so much eagerness as the Annual JuniorfSenior Prom night. For the occasion Tracy Hall decks herself in her fi-nest apparel just as do the gentlemen and ladies of their choice for the evening. As we danced to the strains of soft musie under the crystal hall, the hours pass all too quickly, Yet, the recalling of that night will live on forever as the most cherished of memories. .mr-J' Here we are all ready waiting for the iarst note of the music that marks Prom Night as different from all others. Miss Tectsel distrihutes 'Aextra special corsagcs hcfore the Grand Mzrreh of the gala night, .J- eg E bk I CHRI 1 MAS TI Cf111'1st111.1s T11110 .11 C.1t1111110 H1011 1.11105 1111 .1 1100p1y 1'011g11111s s1g111110.11100. All 130001111101 Is 5110111 111 IWI'CPilI'lI1Q 14111' I111' B.11WL' 1111 B1'l111U11 0111. 11 is 111011 1110 501111111 11p011s 11s 111111rs W1110 1111 1110 .11111L1.11 v1s11 1111111 11a1r0111s 111111 1-flCl1k1S' 011011 H1111s0. ff.11'1110rs w1t11 11g11t0L1 c.111L110s smg jwywllsly 115 1110 1111.1111 IS C1lTI'lL'L1 111 s111011111 lWI'UCC5illlIl 111111111111 1110 1111115 5 N . .11111 01.1ss1'1111111s. T110 A111111111 C11'11Q.11101' BQ111 1111016 .11 111100 Il 31111111 1111g110 111 1110 QI'lL1IIAllI1 s0.1s1111 .111L1 111511 0111s0s 1110 f 1111151111115 1k'SllVl1lL'S. 1N'111L10111 N.1t1x'1Iy 1L'L'IlC 1111111 C11111t1r111! Lll 1110 CYo.1.sr1111c1x p1'0w011l0d lw 1110 1111111111 1111 l11L' X1llk1CI1l 111111y 1101-1110 ff111'1ft11111s x'11c11l11111, 3 ir v 0. 3 1 ' 1 '6 C11-04111111111 G0111110 Kll1Lll'.lC :md 5111110111 C111111c11 Prcmf 110111. juscph Giufu 0xf 01W:111g0 jlfL'L'III1f.fS .11 1111- f:11l'1SlN1ilS tr00 L1llFll11l 11111-1 1111Ss14111 111 1110 f,I'llSllL1t'f 13.111, T110 CllI'U1Cl'5 11111110 111011 way t11r1m11g11 l1YC hulls 51111111111 111 11111101 of 1110 C11r1st C1111d, . P Y .1 1 1 x .- N, U iw Catholic High School takes advantage of every opportunity to impress upon its members the really important thing in life -constant striving to become closer to Christ and Our Lady. In addition to the daily rosary and weekly Mass at the School, all her children participate in the Living Rosary, the Annual Retreat, and the May Crowning. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass opens each day of Retreat. Holy Hour with the Blessed Sacrament Exposed closes each day. E LIFT Faculty and student body unite during October to form a Living Rosary. Each mystery is presented in tableau. Mary's beads are recited continuously during the Procession. ...-4 nm 13 - -I l May Procession arrives at temporary All students receive Holy Com- Bgnedietion of the Blessed Sacrament shrine of Our Lady. munion at close of Annual Retreat. closes each day of Retreat, The Annual Retreat held every year lvetween semesters gives everyone an opportunity to ask himself, Where am I going? Wliy? How? This year the Reverend Norman Weztver, a Resurrectionist R. I-I E T Father from Canada, conducted the Retreat Exercises for the girls. The Right Reverend lvlonsignor Lawrence Schott gave the Boys' Retreat. The Living Rosary and the May Procession give outward manifestations of the inward love all have for Our Lady. These days of recollection, meditation, and prayer uplift the soul to higher and nohler things and make it good for us to be here. The May'Procession Winds it way from the Towers and Tracy Hall, up and down Market Street to the main entrance where Our Lady is crowned Queen of the May. rw.-N., W High School Children of St. James Parish present their paftor Mfgr, Stanton with red roses in honor of his heing raised to dignity of Domestic Prclate. i i Father Shaull congratulates Kathryn Sinkovich. junior. School winner of the Bihle Quiz. Class Winners were Williaiii Ritz. Donna Keane. sophomores: George Kolarac, Senior: William Kennedy, freshman. kv Eugenie Pauly, Ann Marie Daylor. Mzirydel Wildenian, and Suzanne Porter. all Seniors, comhine music with art to present a pleasing Christmas poster in the Mtisic Room. E Rn-e Cnnwny pins corsage on her rnutlier, Mrs. C. H. Cmiwny, who was selected hy the Huriienialcing Claw tri he their guest at Z1 lvlntliefs Day Tea. qi Wbiider why these are so interested in literature? Answer: They were the highf est salesmen in the Maigazine Drive sponsored hy the Student Council in Novcmf her. nui- 11-1- ul can-sun n-ing --is 1i -xi ini 'I -u-nina .3-v-an ...ff-1: .tk li l During Pennsylvania Vsfceli in Octuher. Eileen Delaney and John Beirne pause on the second flour helwcen classes to cheek on inforrnzi' tion concerning their nwn Pennsylvania. www X' X The Hoinemaking Class presented their Second Annual Fashion Parade, Novemher 21. At this time, they modeled a variety of attractive attires for school and afternoon. jumpers, hlouses, and Wes' kits, plaited, flared, and gored skirts, each presented a pretty picture on these Juniors and Seniors. These young ladies derive il deep satisfaction from being ahle to cut out and make their own clothes. ASHIO PARADE This picture of Julie Minnaugh, Mary Ann Gaffney, and Frances Sherrick would enhance anyone's mirror. Christine Mannix, Mary Bonaker, Frances Sal- linger, Suzanne Porter display their outfits. fAbovej Anna Marie Cernugel fright, is packed and ready to go. Pmdse S1m.EPc.hG 5 Q3 4 S Vi' pn L3 WE PR CTI E DEMOCRACY STUDENT COUNCIL Sister Mary Francisca, I.I-I.lVI., Adviser During this year the Student Council extended its program to become a charter member of the Catholic Inter' scholastic Student Council of the Diocese of Harrisburg. joseph Giusti received the presidency of the newlyfformed Council, Qpening the year with a bonhre and pep rally on McDevitt Field, the Council sponsored numerous- dances, the Variety Show, the Magazine Drive, and assembly programs, They closed their efforts of the year with a Communion Breakfast for the Seniors. The Student Council Installation prompted the first visit of the Mayor of Harrisburg to the School. In addition to the oflicers, joseph Ciusti, presidentg joseph Tighe, vicefpresidcntg Jane Maloney, secretaryg and Gertrude Plaeey, treasurerg each homeroom has two representatives chosen by the students. Meetings are held weekly. In the presence of Father Shaull, Principal. and Mayor Claude Robins, joseph Giusti assumes role of Student Council President at Installation Ceremony in September. First Row left ro right O L1Pietra Maloney G Mullan, A. Hare. Third Row: 5. Tomef. I, Halls. Placey G Ream A Bender Father Shaull I Tighe I. Birtron, M. I. Neff, McCormick, G. Lindh. G. A Wheaton M Byrne Second Row B Smither Turek, D. Fogarty, K. Maugans, M. Bream, G. Euker P er u 1 ei Iac b Withrow. Fourth Row: A. Giannelli, Moore, Mqrlnak Mglicnney R Yohe Gel-deg M MC Bla eo, Chimienti, M. Marinak, T. Weiss. 1-f a- -pp- l 1 l l 1 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sister Anne Marie, I.H.M., Adviser NIOTTO: TOVJARD NEW HORIZONS The motto of Future Homemakers of America expresses the purpose of the organilaticin--learnf ing to live hctter today in order that our lives and thosc of our family may hc hcttcr. FLOVJER: RED ROSE A red rose is symholic of vihrant glowing health which contrihutcs to happiness and efficiency in homc and group life. COLORS: RED AND WHITE The distinguishing colors of the Future Home- malcers of America are red and white. The colors symholic of youth youth which has courage and determination to succeed, yct has innocence and purity. It is also symholic of home life, the success of which is ot' utmost importance. uf vga Sister Anne Marie supervises prepara' tions for demonstrations at Pennsylf vania Farm Show, joan Lahashousky engages in candle making at home. Mary Ann Gaffney and julie Minnaugh practice modeling hiological specimens. i l i - i l f V537 2 fxi J Q16 Jacqueline lvfurray and Eileen Kawel watch Beverly Fahian as she prepares to cut out a dress. Mary Ann lvfudrinich completes her new outht in preparation for the Fashion Parade. President Stephanie Bream fseateclj gives approval as Berniece Nauss, Anne Ben- der. Marie Mrksic, and Delores Loncaric complete plans for Noveinlnefx Parade given at the Forum. 63 1,-1 l High salesmen. Marie Euker and George Salinger check records with Hugh Williams and Robert Krajcsik. Alice Kelly, Kathleen Romich, Eileen Delaney, editor, and Grace Ream check pictures with dummy for size. The entire staff-At Typewriter: Thelma Sebastian, editor. Standing: Hugh Williams, Rosemary Kambic, Veronica Veljacic, Kathleen Romich, Robert Krajcsik Alice Kelly, Eileen Delaney. i E PRI T WH T'S N TWIN TOWERS Sister josita Marie, R.S.M., Adviser Twin Towers, the voice of Catholic High School, gives an accurate account of the happenings of the School. The towers themselves suggest strength of battlement and a place of refuge. Though separated by classrooms and oflices, the towers unite the building. In a different way, our school paper, 'Twin Towers, serves as a link uniting students, faculty, and alumni for the general good of all. Eileen Delaney and Thelma Sebastian, editors of Pfidwen and Twin Towers. vs., ' ' ' if LZL' f ii f S- ' E fx 'Pi .ir t N '1 - . f , vs p M in sk Checking, preparing the dummy. looking for errors--each does his part to produce an accurate publication. Thelma Sebastian, Grace Ream, Veronica Veljacic, Robert Krajcsik, Alice Kelly, Hugh Williams, Eileen Delaney. D COLLECT M MORIE PRIDWEN Sister josita Marie, R.S.lVI., Adviser The knights of old handed with King Arthur to hring peace to a confused world. Before his encounters, Arthur had an image of Our Lady emhlazcned on his shield called Pridwen. Carrying Pridwen into hattle he came forth victoriously. lmitating King Arthur, we carry Pridwen with us as we leave ' ' s w r ' - fs P9355 U5 A Wm' '15 staff in soliciting patrons. confused as that of Arthur's time. Pridwen always reminds us of Our Lady, Gods great gift to man. Nohody enjoys seeing the finished product more than the staff. Relaxing doesn't come, however, until the work is thoroughly examined for errors, Seated: Grace Ream, Alice Kelly. Standing: Robert Krajcsik, Hugh Williams, Veronica Vcljacic. and Kathleen Romich. ... M, A- . ,. i v H-.1 ,os ..- 7-' 0 1 sff The generous support of Rose Conway isted the VARIED ACTI ITIE PENNA. JR. HISTORIANS Sister Mary Bertha, R.S.M., Adviser These freshmen meet the first Wednesf day of each month to promote love and learning about the great Keystone State, Members seek to acquire first' hand information not only of promif nent men and women of the Common' wealth, but also of the flower, flag, seal, and bird of their native state. CATHOLIC ACTION CLUB Sister Ottilia, S.C.C., Adviser Striving to make of its members true Catholic militant, the Club aims to incite more active 'Catholicity among the students, Through projects as the reciting of the daily rosary, putting Christ in Christmas through Christian cards, selling religious articles, and spreading Catholic literature, they seek to promote the cause of Christ always and everywhere. MENDELIAN CLUB Sister Mary St. Edward, I.H.M. Adviser The Mendelians named after the re' nowned Augustinian scientist, Mendel, concentrate on biological sciences. Collecting and mounting rare specimens of plant life, studying various phases of animal life, and realizing man's need of both animal and plant life for sustenance, occupies the leisure moments of these sophof more students. MISSION CLUB Sister Edwin, S.C.C., Adviser The Mission Club reports a very suc- cessful year's activitiy. Besides the contributions given to the Society for the Propagation of the Fath, they topped many schools in collecting stamps. They also gathered numerous cartons of clothing, shoes, and medical supplies. These they send to mission' aries in foreign countries for distribu' tion among the needy. I CREA E O R HORIZONS MATHEMATICS CLUB Sister Mary Philip, I.I'I.M., Adviser The Mauthernatics Club centers its attention on the stimulating of accu rate and correct thinking in a pref cise, systematic and logical manner. The intricacies of the slide rule-a real problem to most persons-has become for these upperclassmen the means of solving solutions in a quick and certain manner. HOBBIART CLUB Sister Irene Marie, I.I-I.M., Adviser The Hohbiart Club has for its aim the furthering of interest in the profit' able use of leisure time. This they accomplish by exploring various crafts which might serve as a useful hobby. The members pictured here are seen discussing the heraldy of the seal of Catholic High School. LATIN II CLUB Sister Mary Winifred, S.S.N.Df ' Adviser Ouflicers Vincentia Marinaro, Louise Kuntz, Patricia Nangle and jane Gustin steered the thirtyffive Latin Il Club members through many inter' esting projects, Skits, movies, and hlmstrips of Ancient and Modern Italy rated high, Animated panel discussions and bulletin board sketches won second place. Club dues purchased U. S, Government Latin language record' ings. i A LIBRARY CLUB Sister Marielda, S.C.C., Adviser This is what the book worm saw as he peered from behind the shadow box at the meeting of the Library Club in November: a jovial group of library aides preparing scrap hooks of selective jokes and cartoons from nonfbook material for the sick, for the Servicemen and for the Red Cross. gs-A JUNIOR CATHOLIC LITERATURE CLUB Sister Mary Cletus, R SM Adviser This group concentrated its efforts on becoming acquainted with and enjoy' ing American Catholic Novelists of the past as well as contemporary authors, Animated reports of new and interesting authors gave stimulus to cluh meetings the second Wednesday of each month. Jean Marie Winters, president, skillfully guided these seekers of prohtable leisure time. MA Y HAPPY LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Sister Mary Colette, R.S.M., Adviser Club members meet on the fourth Wednesday of the month. With Marydel Wildeman, the president, leading, French songs are sung. The value of the language, French cus- toms, fetes and national heroes are studied. French dialogues give oppor' tunity for practice in conversation as well as amusement for the club members. SOPHOMORE ENGLISH CLUB Sister Mary Georgina, R.S.M., Adviser Through the preparing and present' ing reports and panel discussions, these sophomores practice speaking correctly, writing effectively, reading intelligently, and listening attentively. This group prepared and presented a panel discussion to the students of Lebanon Catholic High School in February as a feature of the Student Council Exchange Program. HOUR ARE PE T AQUINAS CLUB Sister Mary Philip, I.H.M., Adviser lust as their patron, St, Thomas Aquinas, devoted his energies to studying the why of the universe, so do these upperelassmen seek for scientihc truths, Through experiments. projects, discussions, and research do they seek to accomplish their ohjecf tive, even though this can be done only to a limited degree. 4 l I l LAETI LATINI Sister Mary George, I.H.M., Adviser Composed of freshmen interested in Rome and the Romans, the members realize Latin has lighter moments free from declensions and conjugations. Consul, Timothy Weiss, conducts the meetings, Aediles, Ronald Gray and Margaret Gruhie provide game and reports for amusement. Leonore Shimp serves as Scrihe and 'leanne Marie Gillis, the Quaestor. Ii EL CLUB CERVANTES Sister Mary Colette, R.S.M., Adviser Named for the great Spanish writer, Migiiel Cervantes, the club supple' ments Class study of the language and gives memhers opportunity to engage in conversation using common ex' pressions of every day parlance among the Castilians. The memhers devote some time to studying the social life and customs of the Spanish people. ASI DIVIDUALT LEN S HUCKLEBERRY FINN DRAMATISTS Sister Mary Eleanor, R.S.M., Adviser To appreciate literature to such extent that it hecomes fun is the purpose of these i'Broadway, Here We Come Stars. The widefawake freshmen have made Tom Sawyer, Huck Finn, Sherlock Holmes, Polyanna, Becky Sharp, Marjorie Daw, and many other storyhook characters part of their daily living. ART CLUB Sister Agnes Ann, S.C.C., Adviser The Art Cluh gives to its memhers the opportunity to work in mediums which interest them. Discussions on weaving and leather tooling occupied much time. Painting: cards, trays, card holders, and soap modeling hrought interesting results. The display of posters for Open House at Christ- mas time delighted all who visited the School. CHEFS' CLUB Sister Anne Marie, I.H.M., Adviser Did you ever catch the smell of cooked hacon on a cool morning in camp? Yes. there is adventure and fun in camping outside. But outside over red glowing coals or inside in a friendly kitchen the Chefs' Cluh will prove to you the most famous cooks of all time have been men. CO E TO THE FORE DANCE ORCHESTRA Meiiihers of the Dance Orchestra use their talents to provide entertain' nient for nonffornial school dances, for social hours, for recreation at lunch time, and at any other time they can serve their Alma Mziter, Generosity with their services contributes much pleasure to classmates at no cost, we we JR. RADIO ANNOUNCERS Sister Mary Eleanor, R.S.M., Adviser Each Wetliiesdziy afternoon one of V these, a representative from each Class, l'vroatleasts school news over Radio Station WHGB. Through the untiring efforts of Williziin Kennedy ffrcshf nianl, Eileen Delaney fseniorj, Joseph V Gertles fjuniorl, and Vincentia Mari' naro fsophomorej, Catholic High School is brought to the attention of the piihlie, and the puhlie to Catholic High. M Elini is if Q A- i. n A Hindu CHORIC SPEECH CHOIR Sister Mzlry Wilnizl. S.S.N.D. The Choric Speech Choir atlcls to niany school programs. ln the fall they thank Cotl for His hle:-sings of harvest, At Christnias, they tell the story of Chrisfs hirth at the school and hroatlcast it over all Harrishurg Radio Stations, ln Many, they chant praises to their own antl to Gotl's Mother. ,,, v tus! x 1--K 4 x l ... 1 IN OUR HEARTS I 'yr BANNER CARRIERS Virginia Cernugel and Ioan Kenny ..,.J..f r Ordinarily when one thinks of a hand, he thinks of persons playing musical instruments. That person is correct in his thinking. However, the Catholic High School Band is more than this. It is a combination of musicians, majorettes, flag twirlers, color guards, and banner carriers. These latter march hefore the players carrying Catholic High's Blue and Gold for all to see. I E MAIORETTES For 1952-1953 Eileen Buczynski. Theresa Krautheim, Evelyn Haas. Christine Mannix, Lavina Riflie, head, Alberta Novak. Jeannette Simonic, Maureen Doufzher. Ioan Labashousky missing. ' FLAG TWIRLERS Shirley Butalla, head, Frances Bekelja, Alberta Novak, Ann Haralson, Ann Marie Daylor, Edythe Shisslak, Sallie Dougher, Dorothy Marter, and Patricia Zupanovic. Band: Mr. Russell Williams, Director. Band Front: Miss Jean Teetsel, Adviser. COLOR GUARDS Kathleen O'Hara, Caroline Fannon, Elizabeth Blazi, and Mary Theresa Norris. U 'if 'ff i T K Q l 1 IW I 'S ' li 1 A i sa . M . or? I ..L: ., 4 l Q 6 ' f ' i ,i f . me L+, f 3,5 mg. gf! ey gl 4 P . 'i ' if .l i i ic- A . . 74 A DASONCO O RLIP GLEE CLUB Front Row, left to right: D. Loncaric, A. DelPiano, E. Pauly, M. Dougher, M. Reardon, M. Eulrer, M. A. Hayes, Labashouslcy, R. O'Leary, M. Spizzirri, V. Nardone, D. Weaver, V. Cernugel, M. L. Malay, D. Marter, E. Duncan, A. M, Egresitz. Second Row: B. Reel, F. Sherrick, 1. Mazziotti, A. Smalansky, M.- Wilkinson, E. Kawel, E. Marchi, P. Dolinsky, I Minnaugh, M. T. Bricker, E. Buczynski, T. Costello, K. Romich, R. Giannelli, S. -Dougher, A. Haralson, A. Cernugel. Third Row: M. A. Schoming, I. Burke, S. Tarasi, B. Nauss, M. A. Gaffney, A. Daylor, E. Shisslak, M.' Mesaric, G. Ream, N. Devine, I, Murray. Fourth Row: P. Young, L. Boone, 'C. McClurkin, I Gerdes, L. Kostelac, J. Tighe, A. Wheaton, J. Roz' man, R. Pease, C. Marinak, Vokes, E. Parise, G. Homes, I. Merlina, L. Minnaugh, L. Intrieri R Royster, R. Thomas, S. Marinalc. Fifth Row: V Principe, R. Rodgers, R. Snavely, J. Cunjak, I. Daylor, H. McLaughlin, N. Bakaric, Osmanslci, F. Grabe W. Frame, D. Keller, Graham, W. Anderson, R Leppo, H. Williams. At the piano: R. Keffer. GIRLS CHORAL GROUP First Row, left to right: I. Liddick, S. Porter, A. Mc Donald, M. Wildeman, S. Farrell, P. Peace, I. Jacob P. Corcoran, A. Novak, Lewis, P. Rodgers, S. Hres tak, M. L. Karl, R. Keller. Second Row: R. Handley B. Miller, B. Rubinic, E. Haas, I. Simonic, E. Blazi I. Zerance, A. Soule, B. Saluta, B. Weiss, M. Dorcic T. Acri, V. Veljacic, P. Zupanovic, C. Mannix, A Marshall. Third Row: B. Smithers, C. Kuren, R. 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Q , Q W Q, ., L 4 Q' - ,,V. 4, 'vw ' ' wwfQifXE fsf . an k ' ' ' Ttwung Samtlhcrr, Puvclic, :mtl Clay, t ARSITY FOOTBALL Catholic High will lung rcmcmhcr 1952 ftxwtlmll tcxim. Lcd hy Cufcaptal utmlictl hy Tony Ccriiugcl, this outstzii mg clcvcn turncd night after night strcmiwus prgicticc in tht- hot sun, or tht- tl.tmp fit-ld into their ulwjuctlvc-i Ct'ntr.1l Puiiii Citliiulic Chgimpiimship tht- suwml ctmsccxitivc ycur, Hurd wurlc clmchctl tht' goal for I Crusaders. Dutcrminatiuii to win matic I CVlI'LlSLlLlt'I'S tltltwtt Yurlt Catholic 12 strcngtliciwtl their chimccs with il 1' victory uvcr Dclimcg and clinched i trcvphy hy wliitcwiisliing Laincustcr Csltht 4510. Kwlairgtu, Kostclaic, Rwzmgin, Cunj and Nqiccxtrzitiw mxitlc the All Star Caithi Scciviitl Ttwung Piccolo, Brown, Volccs, ll Frzimc, Hmmurahlc Mention, Clcturgc Kuldriic and Juhn Rtizmzm as CLEA PLAY The Crusaders opened their 52 season against Lower Paxton downing them 14'O. George Kolarac put on a display of great defensive play. Naccarato scored hoth touchdowns. With the return of Quarterf hack Joe Pavelic, the Crusaders won 27fO in a hard fought hattle with Hershey. Mariano DeFilippo stood out as Harrishurg defeated Altoona Catholic 5lf0 Naccarato and Pavelic aided the cause hy displaying superh running. On a puddledfhlled Mcf Devitt Field, the Crusaders humhled a weak Mt. Carmel Catholic to score 5717. Phil Clay and Jim Cunjak displayed line form as they sparked the Crusaders to a 45fO victory over Lancaster Catholic, at Lan' caster, Harrishurg held command over Delone as Ray Naccarato with lvlariano Def Filippo and Phil Clay played an out' standing game scoring three and two touch' downs respectively, Gonzaga of Wzishiiigf ton, D. C., and the Crusaders engaged in a Off? deadlock at McDevitt Field. The Crusaders picked up 8 first downs. Gonzaga made seven. Boh Piccolo and Ray Nacairato engineered the 1241 win over York Catholic hy their gridiron tactics. Right halfhack lvlariano DcFilippo suffered a dislocated shoulder. The Crusaders came out at the short end of a 7fO score with Williziin Penn Tigers and 1310 with the John Harris Pioneers. UNIOR VAR ITY The Crusaders of 1953 will be made up of many men now members of the Junior Varsity. In the passing field is Fran Gorman, Aiding him in the quarterbacking is Don Koestler. Both played intermittently as j.V. Backs. Don Sisti did the punting, Pete Byrne aided especially in the Gonzaga Game when one of the Varsity backs was injuredf Coming up also will be Butch Front Row: P, Metka, G. Sallinger, J. O'Donnell, H. Farrell, S, Brognia, H, Schupp, D. Wright, R. Nork, G. Humcs, H. Rozman, Second Row: V. Spadafore, F. Salinger, J. Byrne, R. Lescanec, Martin, P. Parise, D. Koestler, F. Balister, S, Vajda, A. Frye, R. lVicGovern, Frank Balister, Steve Vajda, Adam Frye, Charlie McClurki1i, Bobby Yohc, jim Mcf Cormick, james O'Donnell, Ray Napoli, jim Piersol, Vince Spatlafore, 'Tony Bottini, and George Humes. Most of these played 'excellent football on the Junior Varsity. In all probability they will he among the starting linefup in the Crusaders March for Victory in '53. Napoli, F. Gorman, G. McCormick, C, McClurkin. Third Row: R. Nicaise, Managerg Metka, R. Mc' Garvey, F. Starasinic, P. Towsen, R. Yohe, Cormick, E, Furjanic, J. Towsen, R. Radosevic, j. Piersol, Coaches Lester Ginanni and Russell Williams. Vv'hu said the Senior girls caift heat the hoys Be careful, girls. Those hack of you might not in 21 rice aruund McDevitt Field? ujump ll little higher and thc ball yours, says imc junior to another. PLE TY OF CTIO N X, 3 ,x Vollcy Ball Champions: First Row: M, A, Schoming, H, Sucec, Murray, N. Schupp, Hare. Second Row: R, O'Leary, V. Ccrnugel, T, Costello, M. A, Sporik, ,M Dodge the ball, girls. lt's a good way to reduce or just to keep fit. FEMININE SPORT WORLD Cheerleaders: Kneeling: Mary Ann Husic, Alice Kelly, janet Uckele, Standing: Joanne Lewis, Delores Luncaric, Joanne Burke, Mildred Mcsaric, Carol Lynch, Mary Ann .Schoming, Captain: Thelma Sebastian. Volley Ball such as this keeps girls un their toes. H T -W One grand battle for a ball. Pavelic drivcs in for a left handed layfup shot. AGILE C0 RTER Coach Lester Cinanni can feel justiiizihle pride in his eourtsters of 1952f1953, Witli teamwork as their watchword, these lads hrought glory to their team, their school, and themselves. At home they shared the City Championship with john Harris. In the diocesan league games they came through as Eastern Pennsylvania Catholic League Class A Champions. The Crusader Courtsters of 1953 broke every previous school record. HM t a Ray Naccarato, Crusaders' 5 Basketball Star. Y, an Cunjak made a one hand push shot against Lebanon Catholic. M..-ii in-and -.fx -4 . .,'. 4 '55-E?4l ', ' U :J-Sh' f , .mw1:gg. 'fhkhfk .. wee: ', .-., ,X V. 1.92 5 1 Hy! xr . . ,Y5,'ga.,..f, 5 K --x,1-fly, .1 . ,- -an I. gg. x.f' ,Q , A M K 'K,?.r, -rj I' In 251 ruff' 5 1135 'Q My Ndgmrato dukes for lay up Qhot against three Penn players. . 1 . i hm - Q H ' ,fl . i 'i L ,.,.,,m, XB 1 19 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing left to right: Bob Piccolo, Managerg Ray ing, left to right: Albert Dilisposti, Robert Naccarato, McGaryey. john Vokcs. Ed, Simonic, joseph Daylor. Williani Conrad, Francis Sladinski, john Clark, Frank Ed. Campion. joseph Bckelya, Fred Starsinic, Stanley Sallinger. Lopatic. john Byrne. Coach Russell Willizirns. Kneel- AN SMGOTH TEAMWURK Back Row, loft: to right: Clem Fillipelli, Tom Vokes, ,lames Jusabasic, Richard Campbell, Tom Weiss, Mike Bckelja. Ed, Furjanic, john Chimienti, Tony Aurelio Donato, Tom Zimmerman, George Humes, Taylor. Mike Marinak. Albert Graybill, William Greg McCormick, Ed, Putric, Ed. Snell. O'Donncll. Coach Tony Ccrnugel. Seated, left to right: MMM-fr-Q , l I, x 'Lillie wsvm 2-era. I T ef' 6 fi' , 'jj . e 'F x f ,A ff- ...JE if N 2'f 1+fHz12 lg 'tv ff:-.4 tw . I mi I I , 3 ,M .IN . .Q 'ge 8 an v , x f J - wx W- vt f XS , ' If 5 -. t n , -1 , A Y '1' -XL , I I 5 1 ,mn VL ' grf'- , rf 1' :ff . 1 ',h' , kkh' H-11 ! M Li f N.-J-gx:e..f:qL ,f,- ,A , TG: L, In lxgh 51 I Q5 Bruno Dilviartile makes final .,igZZ3g'l out to squelch Highspire. 1, -. I f X 'ffgfff I Q, : 4. ,KA Q 25 Q x. ,lifgi x rx X I' ,, ., , , I s -1 - ff m: r .7,X I ' I If - if' fl' I - to -I Y DelSanto goes deep to snare hard hit ball. BA EBALL rf Q. I ' 4 : 1800 I I 'ig I. 1.-4 .,,. wwf ix 'gil Q ,'l rg . 3 I in i ,.,. th gx . iw I , , 1 - .,,.,.,.e-,,,.l x..- , -1, V .- .lf M Wheaton throws fast ball past Middletown batters. ,P .,,.s I LIJNXQQ'-' ' .ff 11- f P' ew- ' Catcher Sandherr spotting foul fly ball with Swatara. Lou lntrlerr holds Susquef hanna runner PRO IDE A PRI 86 Bill Frame stretches for throw in Lower Paxton fray. W 10 8 14 8 9 15 7 9 8 8 7 8 Pitcher Tom Clark shows form that beat Swatara GTO SCHEDULE Marysville .. Marysville .. Lower Paxton Middletown . Highspire , . . Swatara .... Susquehanna Lower Paxton Middletown . Highspire . . . Swatara .... Susquehanna IC 1 3 .. 0 11 .. 8 1 8 .. 8 1 7 6 4 Until the Lower Dauphin .Baseball League admitted the Crusaders to their Public School League in 1952, the Crusaders were in no organized league.. Through the efforts of stalwarts such as: Fred Wheaton, Dick Crowley, Harry Wecker, Joe Robinski, Tom Maloney, Bruno Dilviartile, Leo Hylan, Robert DelSanto, john Acri, Charles Piersol, George Lusk, and Tom Clark, Catholic Higlf won its Hrst championship in league competition. They won 8 games and lost 2. The overfall record was 10 wins and 2 losses. Qviarysville is not in the leaguej Wheaton, the mainstay of the pitching staff, won 6 games without a reverse. Crowley pitched 3 wins and 1 loss. Clark posted the other win. DiMartile and Maloney made sparkling plays at the Keystone sack. Robinski became Hrst sacker in the league. DelSanto lead the hitting with .411. Maloney followed with .41O. John Acri, Harry Wecker, Leo Hylan, Dick Crowley, joe Robinski, Coach T-ony Cernugel, Fred Wheaton, Charles Piersol, George Lusk, Tom Maloney. First Row, left to right: L. Intrieri, J. Sandherr, D. Walde, R. Napoli, T. Pezzuti, T. Maloney, T. Clark. Second Row: H. Wecker, j, Acri, B, Di' Martile, R. DelSant0, R. Crowley, Robinski, W. Frame, A. Wheaton, C. Piersol, L. Hylan, G. Lusk, Coach Cernugel. 2 Q3 L HERE EVERYO Tony Taylor takes ball oil backboard Tr ' . ying to get ball from him are Bill O'Donnell, Tom Vokes, Mike Marinak, Leon Shumacher, and M'kr ' V it ey Bektlja. E TAKE PART Not everyone can make the football, basketf ball, baseball, or track teams, but each can Find his heart's delight in the intramural games. Set up to accommodate the entire student body, the intramural program offers a wide variety of inter' ests. Class matched against class brings with it more competition than any group vyinr 'h g wit contenders unknown to them Scarcely 'in h . . our of the day passes when either lvicDevitt Field, the gymnasium, or the swimming pool is not bein Y . E, used for intramural sports. Early in the school year Coaches Ccrnugel and Cinanni outline a fl - - , exible intramural program. By careful planning these teachers see. that no pupils are slighted, no time is wasted, but all is used for profitable enjoy' ment. Thus they strive to build healthy bodies and X ' to set up .1 sense of responsibility towards re' ' A ' creation as well as towards work, The intra' mural r ' 5 a ' p ogram, then, serves as a link to unite all students more closely with their Alma Mater for the general good of both. Snavely kicks ball in kick baseball. Coach Gllilllllll looks for violation. Blasco has slight lead on Farina in a SW1IT1l'Illl'1g CODICSIC. ,,..--f ' M51 E al c4Tu jf. Coach Ginanni and john Vokes demonstrate proper body po' sition in push'ups to class before they begin the exercise. Leonard Schmidt Spikes volf Icy hall in game during gym class. L. Farina tucks in the beginning of attempted one and a half. Boys practicing jumping jacks as part of warm up exercises. Bckeljzvdribbles ball toward basket. O'Donnell guards Mike to prevent scoring. 'ss Q, 1 5 -QQ 5 is X Q, , Ferguson Clears bar at 10 feet against Reading Catholic High. Bill O Connell against Camp Hill and Susquehanna strives for hrst hurdle. Naccarato shows form in broad jump in meet with Lancaster Catholic. The Cindermen completed a most successful track season. At McDevitt Field they scored 721f2 points against Camp Hill's 46, and Susquehanna's 31V2. At Mercersburg, they beat the Academy, 59f49. At Lancaster, they scored 41, Stevens Trade 91, and Reading Catholic 19. They tied 18f18 with Mt. St. ,loseph's, Baltimore, in the Sheppard Memorial Relays at Hanover. First Row, left to right: Miller, Ferguson, Graham, P. Clay, Cunjak, G. Kolarac, j, Rozman. Second Row: R. Piccolo, I. Metka, H. Rozman, F. Sisti, J. Nazaj, W. O Connell, R. Yohe. Third Row: J. Martin, I. Byrne, W. Anderson, J. Rein' hardt, F. Balister, K. Schaffer. Fourth Row: Coach Ginanni, J. White, J. Rutter, J. Moore, Coach Flickinger, G. Petrina, I. Bolwell, J. Geiger, R. Blazi. qi isniint mln ID 1,63 lf-3 M Tiii 4, fW 0f 1 . R usa va lmnaggumi I f HIRLRISBU? mlml . -rmmr. ,tant yea . S? OUR OWN QLYMPIANS TRACK RECORDS 100-yard Dash-10.1 seconds, john Husic, 1937 22Ofyard Dash-22.7 seconds, John Husic, 1937 44Ofyard Dash-52.3 seconds, Robert Cunjak, 1947, 880-yard Run-2 minutes, 4.6 seconds, Philip Clay, 1952 lfmile Run-4 minutes, 49.6 seconds, john O'Connor, 1939 11O'yard Low Hurdles-12.8 seconds, Bernard Euker, 1949 12Ofyard Low Hurdles-14 seconds, Herman Poltl, 1939 440-yard Relay-46.9 seconds, Rudy Tezak, John Trephan, Frank Hinnenf kamp, George Salinger, all 1942 880-yard Relayfrl minute, 36.5 seconds, Rudy Tezak, Anthony Petrasic, Frank Hinnenkamp, George Salinger, all 1942 Medley Relay?-1 minute, 25.7 seconds, Raymond Naccarato, Philip Clay, James Cunjak, Mariano DeFilippo, 1952 1-mile Relay--3 minutes, 33 seconds, George Salinger, Rudy Tezak, Anthony Petrasic, Frank Hinnenkamp, all 1942 Shot Put--49 feet, 2lf3 inches, john Trephan, 1941 Javelin Throw-162 feet, 2 inchesfBernard Euker, 1949 Discus Throw QOld Weightj 121 feet, 161 inches, john Conjar, 1938 fNeW Weightj 134 feet, John Trephan, 1941 Pole Vaultfll feet, 2 inches, Herman Poltl, 1939 High Jump---5 feet, 8 inches, Paul Grubic, 1938, Anthony Yoyicsin, 1940, George Salinger, 1943 Broad jumpf22 feet, 7 inches, Frank Pilsitz, 1936 High Point Scorer-164, john Trephan, 1942 jim Cunjak hnishes far in advance of others a he wins the 440-yard run. Ray Naccarato breaks the tape in the 100fyard dash just ahead of Susquehanna. Phil Clay shows promise in halffmile, as he breaks tape far ahead of others. Xia!! Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! Hail to thee, the Gold and Blue! May the mem'ry of your counsel Keep our hearts serene and true. Farewell, Alma Mater. The time has come to leave your hallowed walls. Always we promise to be true to you, to love you, and to hold fast to your teachings. i 4 ,Q rx xi? 1-'FB Z' -.5 i S M 'ifwsk OUR BISHOP AND PRIESTS The Most Reverend' George L. Leech, D.D., j.C.D. The Right Reverend Msgr. Peter S. Huegel, V.G., D.D., P.A. The Right Reverend' Msgr. Roy C. Keffer The Right Reverend Msgr. john A. Maguire The Right Reverend Msgr. George D. Mulcahy The Right Reverend Msgr. joseph Schmidt, V.F. The Right Reverend Msgr. john F. Stanton, P.R., V.F. The Very Reverend john E. Metz, j.C.D., S.T.L. The Very Reverend Thomas Ryan, C.PP.S. The Reverend Leo A. Beierschmitt The Reverend Andrew Coles, C.I.C.M. 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Agency State Stree t Building England Packard For Fine Autos Cameron Street FARM BUREAU MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CD. 3607 Derry Street Feller's lncorporated Third and Market Streets Fisher's Body Shop Body. Fender and Mechanical Repairs 2306 Susquehanna Street Fornwald's Window Shades-Linoleum 1123 North Sixth Strtett FRANCIS FOR FORDS 99 South Cameron Street lesse H. Geigle. Funeral Home Third and Maclay Streets Grape Cafe 559 Race Sttreet 95 Guarantee Exterminating Co. 3510 Reel Street Harris and Company 21 South Third Street Harrisburg Autoparts Company 1021 Market Street Harrisburg Banana-Fruit Co. P. O. Box 241 Harrishurg Dairies 20th and Herr Streetst Harrisburg Drive-In Theater Route 22 and Linglestown Road Harrisburg Lumber Company 17th and Naudain Streets Harrishurg Surgical Co. 1008 North Third Street Telephone 2-3608 Fred B. Harry, HATTER Third and Locust Streets Herniann's Exquisite Footwear 6 North Third Street Herre Bros. 6th S' Montrose Streets Hershey Creamery Co. 301 South Cameron Street Hines' Photographers for Catholic High 1420 North Second Street HIRSCH Uptown Iewelers 1128 North Third Street Holmes Servlcenter 18th Ei Chestnut Streets E. G. Hoover jewelry Store 25 North Third Street lacobs Realty Corporation Hotel New Governor john's Place john E. Dougherty, jr. 1735 North Third Street junior Dress Shop 301 Market Street f Second floor Kelly's Fifth and Maclay Streets Sarah Kennedy Shop 208 Locust Street Kent's Flowers 9 North 13th Street 1. K, Kipp and Son 1418 North Third Street C. W. Knouse, Coal Dealer Colonial Park Lady josie's New Restaurant 1719 North Third Street O. B. Lanlt U Sons, Inc. 1729 Herr Street t 227 North Second Street john M. Lappley Shoes and Hosiery 1800 North Fourth Street LeRoy Roofing Company 909 South Ninth Street Levy and Gross Furniture 1200 North Third Street I. P, Lilley U Son 277 Boas Street Dr. ,lames K. Loewen, Dentist 325 Market Street Losik's Atlantic Service 29th and Paxton Streets Iimmy Lutz. Plumbing and Heating 126-150 Paxton Street Magaro's Cafe 1922 Walnut Strteet Magaro's Cafe 1913 North Sixth Street A. P. Mazza, Manager Ohio State Life Insurance Co. 2-17 Pine Street William I. McCarthy, Manager Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Melrose Food Center 24th and Berryhill Streetst Menger's 325 South 17th Street The Mill Store 13 South Third Street Cottons, Nylons, Wool Miller's Auto Supplies 21 South Second and Kline Village Miller's Furtiitture Store 7-9 North Market Street Miller's Shoe Store, Inc. Downtown and Kline Village Hal I. Murray 9 Carey Street Mr, Earl Neidig P. O. Box 777 New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. 1106 Payne-Shoemaker Building M. A. Ohercash and Sons 23rd and Derry Streets Parkview Stores 2400 East Market Street Patton's Flower and Gift Shop Third and North Streets Penn-Harris Candy Co. 2426 jefferson Street. Penn-Hoak Dairies, Inc. 2115-2119 North Fourth Street Pennsylvania Linen Rental Service 1619 Dock Street Pennsylvania' Supply Co. 10th and Mulberry Streets Penway Theater State Street Period Upholstery E? Furniture Co. 28th and Market Streets Phalen Beauty Shop 103 North Second Street John F, Pohl' Electrical Contracting 1110 North Second Street S. S. Pomeroy 32 North Second Street PRUSS' Second and Maclay Streetts Quaker Rug E! Linoleum Co. 26 South Third Street Ratclifl and Swartz, Inc. 234 North Third Street Rea and Derick Kline Village Aristcde S. Red, D.D.S. 1000 Green Street Reliable Dry Cleaners 111 North Second Streett Rhea's Pharmacy Second and Reily Streets Riggio's Bakery 3300 Hoffman Street Ruhl's Bakery 27th and Herr Streets Mary Sachs St. Pierre and Holland Real Estate 16 North Market Square Larry and Eileen Salinger's Exchange Cafe 542 North Street Schaedler Bros. 1030 South 13th Street Edward l. Schell, Plumbing 413 Buckthorn Street Adam Schmidt! Choice Meats Chestnut Street Market Geo. C. Schubaurer, Tinner 18 North River Street joseph Sebasttian '46 Ohio Etate Life Insurance Company 217 Pine Street Seihert's Delicatessen 2152 Green Street Self Service Laundry 2421 North Sixth Street Shenk and Tittle 313 Market Street Sisters of Mercy Art Studio Fifth and Maclay Streets P. F. Snyder Mason Contractor 2002 North Fourth Street Sourbier Funeral Service Second and Kellter Streets Southern Venetian Blind Company 1207 North Third Street Spungin's Ahbatoir, Inc. 320-330 South Cameron Street Stark Bros. 206 Walnut Strteet Starr and Long, Architects 410 North Second Street joe Stein's Food Market 1241 Swatara Street Steve's Barber Shop 1938 Derry Street Stroehmann Brothers Company Curtin and Seventh Streets Subway Cafe 1000 Herr' Street Donato Giusti, Prop. The Supreme Bakery 236 Maclay Street M. Harvey Taylor and Son Box 126 U. S. F. E! G. Bldg. The Telegraphs Press Cameron and Kelker Streets Thrift Cigar and Candy Company 923 North Third Street Jacob Till Furrier 1116 North Second Street Luigi Ursini and Son Bakery 558 South 19th Street W. EJ L. Sales Co., Inc, 420 South Second Street Walk-Over Shoe Store 20 North Third Store Warrcn's Food Market 232 Emerald Street Weavers Rug Cleaners Geo. W, Weaver if Son, Inc. MovingfRug Cleaning Wilsbach Distributors Seventh fs? Maclay Streets F. W. Woolworth Co. 308-10 Market Street Thomson-Porcelite Paint Co. 25 South Third Street The Highland Superette 429 South 18th Street Camp Hill Mrs. Kathryn Lynch, Silver Counselor 2214 Market Street, Camp Hill Prestige, The Loveliest of Silver Plate joseph Dormuth, jr., Rooing 653 High Street Enhaut Mutzabaugh's Meat Market South Enola Drive Shovers Gas Station Enola P. 1. Wentz and Sons Potato Chips Hanover Zeller's Superior Potato Chips 434 Eshelman Street Highspire S. 1. Quigley's Esso Servicenter Fifth and Market Streetst Lemoyne Ewing General Store R. D. 34 Mechanicsburg Hollinger Meat Products P. O. Box 45 Mechanicsburg Capital Trailer Sales Middletown Dan's Esso Servicenter Middletown lednota Printery Middletown Slug's Pub Middletown Kempf's Coal Co. 913 Fourth Avenue Overlin 9-9087 Sunnyhill Farms Dairv Leo Bros., Prop. Rutherford Heights, Pa. STEELTON Barlek Brothers 282 Frederick Street Belmont Shoe Shop 141 South Front Street Bernard's .Atlantic Service Front and Highland Streets Bogar and Shipley 37 South Front Street Braw's Flower Shop 2105 South Second Street Bri,a's Cafe 117 South Front Street M. Carricato-Painting Contractor 549 North Second Street Duey's Atlantic Service 144 North Front Street Farina Motors, Inc. DeSotos-Plymouth Sales and Service 750 North Front Sttreet Gehret Studio 136 South Front Street William A. Gigliotti, Sr. Painting Contractor H. A. Hartman Ei Son, Inc. Moving-Storage 537 North Front Street johnnie jambrosic Distributor of Lenkerbrook Products Kelly's Drug Store 389 South Front Street M. W. Kostelac's Food Market 392 South Second Street Kramer Bros. Appliances 259 North Front Street Lapano Plumbing ff Heating Fifth and Catherine Streets Henry Martz Building -Contractor 434 Spruce Street People Bank Front and Locust Streets Pete's Cut Rate Shoes 167 South Front Street R. A. Pugliese Grocery 355 South Second Street Ray's Confectionery 55 North Front Street Rex Cafe St. Mary's Catholic Club Simonic Brothers 833 North Front Street Spizzirri's Grocery 33ZV1 South Third Street Steve j. Sporik, Roofer 638 North Front Street Steelton Bank and Trust Company Member Federal Deposit Insurat Corp. Steelton Flower Shop Front and Pine Streets Steelton Hardware Co. Front Street Steelton Italian Club Stork Trail Shop 109 North Front Street Mr. Joseph A. Wiedeman 357 South Second Street Rudolph P. Zlogar lustice of the Peace Bellwood Company lnsulation, Floor and Wall Tile New Cumberland Dan D. Caimotto Contractor and Builder New Cumberland Green Hill lnn R. D. 41 New Cumberland I. William Wright New Cumberland Ricci's Hotel West Fairview Wormleysburg Daily Market 14 South Second Street 1' . ,, 1,.h',. api,-. ' .. H1511 1 , -M 1 1.--.- -.- 121 .31 X .9 fr -ff 11.71 I f Q, W 5 wr 'I D 1111 .1 .GW V ..1, 1, ' - . G -.Z'v Q 2 fi, 53-V sim H 'A , ' , 31. v 7 ,V 517 5' . ' :Q'- . fw '-1' ' . , VT, Vi' -, v H' ',1 gr ' 1 . lx 'zilu 1- -x -K ' - . .12 , 1 U I ' i ' 1 mi' gl' ' . kj 1. ' ' , ' ' wwf V -JR V. ' 7 -, f P3 C, . H -1. . 'V M- 1:1 A ding ' I I 4 ' - . ' - 5931 1 - '11 4 -1 ,.. -1 Q ,,.. , . .V . 1 .1 - 11. - .. A, 'J V 1 .gi , g,,' Q- 'V ,41 -, 571. 'li ' 'V ' - I ' J 7 ' 'V -D, 1.-1,1-r . . 1 , . 1 -, 14--11 .11 .. I -' , ,l 'V , 1 ' , ' -1- . --1'. ' , 'z 1 1'1 - , V' ,-: ' ' , ' ' 1 J' of 'I N1 7' ' 1' I pf,. M ' f -11,-1 'i- A C. ,Y . I ,1. ..,v, f D .. 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