Johnstown Central Catholic High School - Memories Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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SENIOR CLASS ROLL Alt, Mary Elizabeth Bala, Stella Bf.rmosk, Richard Bermosk, Rita Blackburn, Mary Blimmel, Margaret Boyle, Charles Bremer, Alfred Brlansky, Rudolph Byers, Joannf. Byer, Paul Cernuto, Samuel Cisarick, Rita Colosimo, Josephine Conley, Julia Coval, Betty Coyle, Suzanne Dailey, Kathleen Farabaugh, Helen Flynn, Christopher Foster, Mary Jane Clock, Edward Godprey, Mary Gradwohl, Robert Hanzel, Mary Heinrich, William Heiple, Helen Hoffman, William Holder, Margaret Hopper, William Holzman, Albert Hurtak, John Imrich, Paul Jurchak, Thomas Kaber, Kathleen Kesslak, Marie Kohler, Christian Komiskey, Joseph Korchnak, Stephen Lison, Francis Majer, Joseph Marcinko, Charles Marcinko, Pauline Marshall, MargaretMary Marshall, Patricia Maslak, Stephen McAulipf, Julia McCann, Patricia McCloskey, Paul McDevitt, Betty McGeever, Robert McGovern, Dorothy McGuire, Margaret Miterko, George Miterko, Helen Mott, Francis Nees, Betty Rose Neral, Lillian Neubauer, Robert Nitch, Agnes Nitch, Claude Oswald, Dorothy Parkinson, James Parks, Grace Petruska, Michael Phillips, Robert Pie, John Platt, Francis Popovitch, Rosemary Porowski, Walter Ragan, Nora Rosenbaum, Bprnadine Ruth, James ScHOENWALDER, PRANCES Sherman, Howard Snydfr, Henry Spack, John Stager, Jean Stein, Peter Sturm, Joseph Sutton, James Toronto, Gertrude Tully, William Voytek, Leonard Vyhonsky, Joseph Ward, Barbara Weakland, Rita Weimer, Dorothy Wiedwald, Elva Wifsheier, Colleen Wiesheier, John Wolfhope, Mary Louise Young, Ann

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CLASS COLORS BLUE AND SILVER Our desire to be the Type of the wise who soar, but never roam. True to the kindred points of Heaven and Home led us to choose the BLUE of Loyalty. Those who are familiar with the legend of Roland, some- times called The Right Arm of Charlemagne, will under- stand our choice of SILVER. It is said that Roland possessed a silver shield which shone brightly when he did a noble deed, became dull when he was guilty of a base deed, and when he did an act of heroism, a golden star appeared upon it. As a young man, Roland was zealously impatient to be riding abroad “redressing human wrongs. One day as his regiment was about to enter the field of battle, he was ordered to guard the gate. Although keenly disappointed, because he had anticipated the joy of the fray, he guarded not only the gate but also his feelings, and he conquered them, and when the soldiers rode back, they saw a golden star on his shield He had conquered self, which is more than conquering the enemy.

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MEMORIES STAFF THE FOLLOWING SENIORS RECEIVE SPECIAL MENTION FOR THEIR VALUABLE BUSINESS ASSISTANCE Kathleen Dailey Colleen Wiesheier Charles Marcinko Robert Phillips Dorothy Weimer Robert Gradwohl Francis Platt Betty Rose Nees Josephine Colosimo Albert Holzman Richard Bp.rmosk Stella Bala Bernadinf. Rosenbaum Patricia Marshall John Hurtak Dorothy Oswald James Sutton Mary Blackburn Margaret Blimmel Charles Boyle Alfred Bremer Mary Jane Foster Mary Godfrey William Hoffman Margaret Holder LITERARY STAFF Kathleen Kabor Stephen Korchnak Joseph Majer Pauline Marcinko Margaret Mary Marshall Patricia Marshall Julia McAuliff Patricia McCann Betty McDevitt Betty Rose Nees Lillian Neral Agnes Nitch Claude Nitch Robert Neubauer Dorothy Oswald Robert Phillips Ann Young Francis Platt Nora Ragan John Spack Barbara Ward Rita Weakland Colleen Wiesheier Elva Weidwald Mary Louise Wolphope