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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1941 volume:

fi- K i A V l xy fi: ,iii-,ul .E-,iv igyxl A- if , l xx A Wax 2 ff QIJBRI5 xl El p I ,IOHNSTOWN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Sixteenth Volume of MEMORIES 1941 CHRI XXOx N N u y cmc m om dm' fv l I 4 Scnlor C 'us lolmblowu Qdll1OllC Hlnll School Johndown, Pc-nniylvanla If H lvl? lt is v11slm1l1x1'y' lo 1,-ilcl ilu- pnylg llN'l'Q'lUl'4' in11u'fv1ml.111u-Willa tlli.'1111iu-rsulin-mlw.-slmll illxfmillzwln-in rl-.1-llllzl-ul'lwygllrylmfl in ilu-1:1-Ifl nl 1'uy'.1lly' rlll- 'txlm-1114-1'i4-Q' ml our l1Q11l1 M-Imli clzxyra wllny ilu-juy ul 1'm-Illilllsu-lmcv1-vc-1'ax1'nlls1' lll1ISQJl'!llllllCll'lilllEl'f1lYl'l'Ul,illl gUml,il'ls Mlm lSE1l mlm- mu' swf-c-lc-Q1 MA JFK? Cl ' AI,- vsl l lulnx 4li'r'll, cllll 'is Xll'I11lIl'lill Pulilixllvrl by l' - .f - i 'lf of L . I Y, ' . 'cg y w THE GOOD SIIICPHICRID DEDICATION To our devoted pastors whose loving kindness is mani- fested in their sacrificing zeal to bring us safe-folded to the Good Shepherd hy providing for us pastures of Knowledge and Truth, we gratefully and affectionately dedicate this sixteenth volume of MEMORIES MEMORIES Four The Lord is my shepherd: l shall want nothing Psalm XXIII, l. Xl ht Rexercnd Iwonbl nor Ohn N COdOf1 Rlght Rex erend MODSIQIIOY Lotus MWIIC her Rexuend wthcr fxhn B Bender The IXPIISCIICIIHL I' :there St oseph Church Rex exend Fwther ohn fhmvr Reverend I 'tthel 'mme I lt7QlbIDOD Rex elend Father I 'uh Iwu IWIIIIQC FI he Franemc rn fwtheri fSt Anthony ChurLhD I he Iranuscan Ftthere tSt Theresa Churchl Rexerend IH xther Reverend Father Rex erend Fwther Rex erend Iqither ex erend Iqwther Ixexe end I'ather Reverend Fnthf r Ru rend Iii her Reverend Fwther Reverend I 'xther Reverend I wthel Rexerend I1 ther Reverend I 1thu nd IXIILCOHIIGII R Lhird Mullanc N1ChoI1Q Szibadoq Stephen A Ward Charles VV IVI Whltf , hath :gt me in '1 plete of pwsture He h'1th brounht me up on the water of refreshmen Ps'1ImXXII I 2 OUR PASTORS P2 f f - 'Q 'J - ' .K 7 .K . K 3 12- I jf . . . qc H- ., .C A .K .JL S .- -M- I '- -I ..c IIS: S 'l ie 't . . ., ' 4 J w E L ' . N fr' 'z . I . Reverend Father '. 'a ' . ' , . r , .It I c ' ', 'K Y Ll' I RQ A'c , I' L T r ' gl.- fr. 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His presence and encouragement were a stimulus to further study. lVlay this distinguished honor continue to be as certain for our successors as death and taxes. 2? . SERVIAM MEMORIES Higflzf CONTENTQ IMILLIIKY ind Gmdmtgs SLIIIOI Rncoxds Agtlvltms DITIIITIICS AtI1ILt1Cs AIL11l11l1 Pwtrom O SFRXIS IIII RINQ INIUSI SI RXI XXII IR I , 'li 'fi' 1 If i 'f I11'1iR1-'1Qc'I1 Q Ten PRINCIPALQS MESSAGE You have come to the end of your high school course in one of the most critical periods in history. The world is reeling from the im- pact of a devastating yar. Nations are falling one by one before the mad onrush of mechan- ized might. Destruction of life and property T l V- 'l'll'W-'XS 'W'-WT-l'3Y is taking place at an appalling rate. Civiliza- I 'lm l 'll tion faces possiblv her gravest crisis. Wlhat a far cry is this mass murder. called war, from the command of the Prince of Peace: Put up thy sword into its pl ace. Vifhat a sad commentary upon the :ihility of man to solve his problems with out the help of God! 0n every page of history we read the same story, namely, that the gospel of hate, of selfish greed, of injustice and of force leads to death and disaster. The gospel of unselhfishness, of truth, of justice, of charity-the gospel of love-this is the only gospel that will settle the worlcl's conflicts. You have heard that it hath been said, 'Thou shalt love thy neighbor and hate thy enemy'. But It say to you: Love your enemiesg do good to them that hate you: pray for them that persecute and calumniate you . A strange gospel this. Yet it works: and what is stranger still, it is the only gospel that does work. You go forth commissioned to preach this gospel. See that you preach it faithfully, both in word and in deed. Only thus can you be true to the ideals that have been implanted in you. Only thus can you contribute your rightful share to the upbuilding of mankind and the stabilizing ot society. Only thus can you attain the end for which you were created. Cod speed you on your journey. SERVIAM MEMORIES IHCX lflil-1YlP .l.X NHC4 l l'l'X1iIlSl!i?N I'1w!'vwu1'wI' lh-ligiwxm :ami UY.lIl1IlUL'4 . , . . . ilu- wul ui 1'tlllk'1lllllll IS U1U1'1lllt'I1IilDIlUI'Illt'S1lll1. IIICX ICIIICYIV IHHN U'I.IC.XlIY l'lw1w--w-1' MY l:k'lIL1IUH WI IO SICRXTCS THIC KING MUST SERVE XV WISIQI Slstgr Swim Sxstu SISILI SISICI N N 1 I SISILI Slxtcl 518161 SISILI SISIGI SINIPI Sn KI kINI,Ll 5lSf6l NINILI TI-IE FACULTY RI' VI III NIJ IHONIAS LANVII Y I zmup xl III X If III NIJ J XXII S II'1!C1IBl3ON III X I RPNIJ JOHN O I FAI-IH I IW IJLIIAKIIIIG S S I Mary I rinus S S un IIIII N 415 Aung II S Mfuy df. I OLIIIIQS M I IX ll I es N ux M 1Ij.,UtIItL N IIN Icmentla O 'N IIN 0118 C II Marx M ux N an u IM Cub mu SERVWANI Baden B :den H xden Paden I7 lllfu IJ mllas 1 IJ lllas runxbuxg IG6.IIsIDlI1g uensbulg Iollet Iulwt I Nllllxale NIIIIX 1Ie NIIIIX 'ale NI1IIx 1IL MEMORES T1l'fIf'4' I CUZ 1 .' 'I ,C , ' 1' z Q'I'C.' .I QC 1' ,' HC II' ' .' ',. ' QQ' 1'NIa'W' ,1'1' ' .,C..'... ' 1 1 ' 1' 2 S. S. J. 2 1 ' M: 1 , S. S. J. ,. . .. z . Cl' 1'Mz z,S. S. J. . r 1' II' 'f 1, '. C. M. .. 2 ' 1 ' 1 . ' Ii. S. . 2 ' .'i.'t.1' Mz11'ic1 'IIII?II'k'Sl'. Il. S. N. IJ: Ilas 1' Ma Yirgillizx, R. S. M. z Q 1' M: 'i1 I'oI1-.'te1, S. C. .. . G'11 J ' 'IIa z'f 1,S.If. ..,.G'.1 J ' Sistvl' IVIa1'y Gregory, S. C. . G1'e1c11s.In111'g 1 ' Sara IVIz11'iz1, S. C. .. .. .. ,G '1. .' ' ,Iz C1 1 ', .S. I . ..,, . . '1 3 II: Ilol 7. S. I . . '. Sistm' NI: 'y Yivizm, 0 S. I . .Ioli1I 1' I rz1m'is CIzu'n1. O. S. I . . ' 1 1' ' I.zxurz1. O. S. I . . I ' 'z 1' 2 I.vcmzu'cI. O. S. F. . . ' 'f 1' II: Mu x'z1,U.S.I . . ' 'z 1 '. I 1 rgv Ii: I muy' 'I' irlrz II W II H I ROFOUND C RATITUDE FOR DEVOTED TEAQHERS PR AX c mmol lxe Xught to NI hee s axe xx nt aIreacIx 'I hme The breath nd pmt s Hftmc, bv whlch I Ilve PIhe c Father ire not mme Not ex eu grwtltude IIII Thou cIo'st I5Iebs My he ut nd w when It to Ioxe and thankfulnesi XncI jet 'Ihx he art That Iongs to he u me XIQIN I atherI cry Contr1veQ wlth 1nfImteIx qeneroue art Such I9 Iqhy COIIIIIPQVI Io take xx th Qxveeter thanlw than I can chow A thou h It were 1 Qlft the unmeaeured cIeIJt I owe Al CI when I Iurmg HI houqh QTIICIIQIUZIIX Qomc tr1IIe of the whoIe In not Thx tle mury I enrlch my Kmg But mx lmpoverl hed ouI XVh1r h IXIDQ t1Ite 'xgam 'I hybelf ae dovxer And h1deQ lt glft where nelthel moth nor ruet devour Theodore IVIaVnarcI WHO SERVES TI-IIT KINC, IVIUST SFRVE WITH PERFI CT TRUST I1 7 . 7 . - J N I. I . Ifz , QW .. I lx ' ' . .L A .1 I 'Ac AN 7 . y ...x .i . . H 5 . L , sf, ' ',f - Iv if ,, I X N I 2' Ei 2 '. ' ' .. 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SENIOR CLASS OF 1941 MEMORIES 191111 Vftxfll SERVIAM l94I FMMTH CLASSCHHHCERS Prvsidvnt Yicc I'1'4-siclmlt ROBERT SEITZ IXICRICNIKTIC WICISSNIIILICII Sccrotary Truusurcl' LUIS IIEIDENTHAI, BERNARD VANCE WHO SERVES THE KING MUST SERVE WITH PERFECT TRUST MEMORIES Si.rf,cfn Class Advisers Gordon Adams Regina Byers Margaret Gunzelman Tim Marshall Mivhael Mitrus Franves Murton MEMORIES STAFF Rachel Burger Regina Byers Leonor Cortez John Curley Mary Catherine Dieitz Helene Frick Julia Goas Mary Hankinson Stephen Hudak Anna Marie HufTman Joan Laughrey Helen Loncar Kathryn Ludwig Tim Marshall Rita McGough James Neral Albert Novak George Picklo Lawrence Podrasky Eileen Pohl Martha Pollack Tom Quirk Alvin Riddles Victor Schuller Dorothy Seibert Robert Seitz Mildred Struba Bernard Vance Helen Venzlarchik Berenice Weismiller SERVIAM MEMORIES Sl'P'l'Hfl'!'II X I I gum X F l If llusinws Mnl1z1,L!0l': Assistants: Rollu-rt Suitz llullwc-rt, McGreg'or llu1 lmc-rl liislchof Illmmu Stn-m Mary Muruinko SICNIOIIS WIIU GAVE MUST .XIII TO BVSINICSS ADYISERS Vlmfmrlcs llzmlvy llm-,lm-nv llullm l':xt l rick l I-mmm' C'm'1m-s Grzwv Zznpl' Paul Nl2Il'fll4 Tim llzlrslmll llosvnlzlry NL-zlry liilvvn l'ol1l vim- Svllullvr III-lon lfouczn' ,Imaam l.:nug:'l11'vy . , . . l1lwqn'II Klutz Gorclml Aclzxms .Kuna Nlsxriv llPutl'm:m lllllll Goals .lean ll0I'IIIL'li lil-glllm Ilya-Vs l'limlwoth llnvkott Alvin Rimlmllvs .lac-li Alwlv WI-I0 SERVES THE KING MUST SERVE WITH PERFECT TRUST. , MEMORIES Iz'iy1li I H' ii IXVK .XI!I'II.IC HUIIIDUN .XIIANIS IIU'IIO'I'IIY IIAIU'I..XY III'lIII!I'ilI'l' IIISVIIUI' Sl. John St. Benedict SL Joseph St, Joseph WIC,XSIfl, 'AI l,.XSII 'IHVIU' GIG I ill. flzirla :mil liziiiflwiiiv Iwyzil . . mlm-poml'ililv . . Swuc-I . . iirvtty . . full ol' Vlim-i'l'L1l . . willing wm'kvr iiiim-tiizil . . vii11i'Ivmis. impiilui' . . vzisy gg-oiiiir . . fun . . always Izuigrliiixir. . . . si-Iiiml spirit . . Iio:iu- I inn-ii tyin- . . um-ll lilu-il xxx-I'l ilrvssml . . . always Irivzllmlv lyk iizxturzil !40III'K'1'H . . . 4liyi1'li4l!llbl4', . ilvtm-Vmim-il. Qmiliiig' . . Vlzisx .-Xclvisvr .. Smlzility . . Girl? Ilzislwi- liriumlly . . Iovvs :ui :rr- tngv 11-uliiiiviziii. NI4lII47L1'l'Il l'luIi , . . Vlii-I-i' luill. gfiiinvt. livzulvi' II-I . . Upvwllil Isibfllllilll 2-I , , Up0i'vII:a I-LZ-?lvI..I'z1ii1:iI'1 I-2-IIAI. If!-33-I . . I'ziiilzil..i I . . liitl':1mui':il I-2-fl-I . . Hr' vliwtm I-Z1 V. S. NI. V. Sviiiui' Vluss I'lz1y. I1llZIiII'I' IZHICS I'Ii.XIl.X IHJXIIICII IIUIIICIVI' I!III'l'l I' ICIIIZ.-XIiIC'I'II IIIQVNYAIQ Immaculah- Conception St. Johcplx SL Patrick St. Stephen IZHI! 1'I.AIlA UIIOIV' IlIXII'I XMI'-iii liiviiilwr' ill' llll' .AXlw:u's :I smile' . . I-zisy tw I':is11 Nuvzl on ilu- mlziiicw' I i'ii-mllx' . . 4I4-tvrniim-rl . . I luww'Hlf'i1x'Vfiiiiii-il.. grit :ilwrwg with . . . wzuly' flfmi' . . Iivry xxrwlwi' . . hzmrlx .iiuim-t . . frank .. will xlllilvli' , I iiui' Umm- tu in-Iii . . vlu-vl'l'Lil. Ixull. light :xml lizxiiilffrmr- in-iisivv . . lim-luful. tl mam . liiwx tliw mil- Smlziliiy ..:1mil'c'm'iz1t1-s :1 gmiil lllllil' Swrlulity. I in- . , . giiiiil Qpiiri . . willing' tu livlp nut. I S. NI l'. 'I' 2.,.Z'l3.ZJf?i31E'5I .' FE5lHE ,an SICRVIJXINI I 9 4 I X l'Hl'fl'l'll SI 15 Q llAl'll.-Xlili l3l'RGl'fll W.XI.'l'l'Ill lll'llKllAlllVl lil'IGIN.X IXYEKS IHEXXICY l'.vXSSI.l'Ill St. Patrick St. Joseph St. Gregory SL John ll.'KY UIDUWNWINIV' ilEXll'1 IPl'lil'1 Quin-l . . i'i'il-iillly . . llili- lll1l'L'I'l'lll ilisimsiiimi . . . Nvzit . . lllL'2l52llll . . iw-:i4ly. 'l':ill, llzirk :xml llilllllflbllit' 541-111 . . ra-lizulmlv . . vxvcl- Milli-st boy iii thu vlziss . . XVlllll11.1'llIlll ailrlv . . iiiitizi- . . willing: XYlll'lil'l' . . sm-usa' I1-nt stullviit . . F. S. NI. V. willing' worlwi' . . iiiiprvs- tivu . . lilu-ll by :Ml wlm nl' liumm' . . guml mlziiiu-1' Smlzilily. sivu llt'2lllil'SS. lumix' lil-i'. . Vlnss Allvisvv' . . likouilrlv . , OlTl'l'l'll'fl Smlulilv lfllliim- . . Uiwr- llIN'l'l'll2l 2-I!-I . . l'zxiilzil'i P1 . . flillllillfil l . . :iii ut- 2-fl-I . . llllllllllil LZ-Il , . viii lll. 2-Z!-1 . . llzislwlilizill l-LZ-23. tviimlziiit to Huy Qin-vii . , li1ti':im1ir':1l I-2-Si-I . . . V, S. NI. 11 Smlxility lh-pivsi-ritzitixw I V. S. M. l'. . . Sl-iiim' Vlxiss . . F. S, M. V. Play. LICUNUR l'UIl'l'lCS .IHIIN l'l'lilil'fY 'I'llUNl.XS lP,Xlil-IY I'E'l'l'Ill l1I'fl.ll' SL Palrick St. John Sl. John Si. Rochus l,l'1UNUIi --.IOIINNYH 'l'I'l'liER l'lC'l'lC Kiml . . plvzisziiit . . cl1m-i'- llziiipy-go-liwlu' . . Hill lllSlllIl'l'illll'll wvzitoi' . . . Vlwm-i'l'iil , . L'lllll'2lLl'UOLlS . . ful . . gum! xwwlu-1' . . ul- ui' l ii'o . . lim: Futloi' :iii:1v'cliis1 ' A . zittitillll- iwviisvic-iiitioiis . . 1'rivmllY nays willilif: to livlp . . lll'lllXi' . . niitiiiiis-tic . . fit' rm-s0i'x'v Iowzirnl work . . . , L1'l'lI1'l'UllS . . sliuliuiis . . gmnl Qiiigvr. T0l'll't'l'Ull4 . . Nlmmuvzim lwllifiil . . iilziyfiil. . llr- willii1g'tnlu-lin. .ziiiiiziilfv t,'lJl'l.4'llIl il-Il-1 . . l'ziiit:it'i Vlulv . . llIll'2lllllll'2ll llzis- iiiigrlily tcrniiti- . . l'. S. Nl. . . lilu-znlilv . . Iiitrzmiurzll 2-IZ-I. 'l':iI1-nl Night 2-35 kutlizill 2-I . , lfkmtlszfl 2-1. if . . Vxiiilaiizi l. I-2-IS-I . . if S, Nl. KY V. S. M. if l-2-Il. Fmlzil- if S, ll. if I-273. ' 1 ily lruiimtui' l. llziiiil- mnill. WHO SERVES THE KING MUST SERVE WITH PERFECT TRUST. L MEMORIES Tll'l'Hf.1l N111 1 1 1I111C11lN1C 1 11.-XNK VAIIIS11 I,1C1JX.X 1fAll.-X11.-Xl'G11 1'Il1WAli11.'X 1 1i1i1WA1,11 St. John St. Joseph Sk. Joseph St. Patrick 11X1'I1i 'l'11O'I ' 1.1C1C VII 111111 1111-11' . . 1111111i- Slightly shy . . 1111'1'111' 111' l 1111 111' 111111 . . 111111151 por- 112l1'l'1'1'l'l' . . 13111111 1111sk01- 11 11 1 1111111111 11'111'k1-1' 14'1'111i1'1111 . . w11111 11111-11 . . s1111z1111y . . g'l'0'2l1 11-11s1- . . 111111 1111111-1 . 1111-111 s11111'1 111111111X 1.1'1'111'1'11llS . . 1111111'1':'111111111 111' 111111 . . . 11U11'k svnsv 111- 111111101' . . 111111. . 1111114 111111 . . 11111111111- 11111111 1111111-S1-111111i1'11. . 1111111113 . . 1811111172111 51-1 . . l111'1-1' 111' s11111'1Q . . Iizxskvl- . . 1111s1101111111 1-ZZ-I1-1 . . 1 111111 1 1 .1'.S.M.1'. M11111,g'1'11111 1111111 31-1 . . . 111111 1-2-31-1..1'.S.M.1'. 1111skv111'111 11111111111 l..1'. 111111 111 1 l111s111-1111111 31-l. S. 31. 1' 1'. S. NI. IT. 1111I1111N11l11'11 111C1,1CN1'I 1 R11'1i 1'AT1111'K 1 I111'K 111151111'131111Y1911211121-IIA' St. John St. Joseph St. Joseph St. John 11 11K11C I 1i11'K11'I 1'.-XT ROS1C 1CN1I1.Y 1 1111111111 111-111. . . 1'1-- 1'11-v1-1' . . 11111111111l11111c . . 112l1'l'1'l'1'1' . . z11'c-11111111o11111- 1111111 111 1-1'111'y11111- . . 1.1111 1111111 1 1111 1' 111 1111111 . . 11:1s1' 1.11 Q1-11111111111 1v1111 . . 1112 . . 111111s1111111' 110111 . . 11lY111Lf . . 11111'111's s11111i111: 1 1s11. .1111111111'- 11111-s 111 11-11sc . . 1'1lC0l'fU1 c'111a1 t1-11us . . 11111111111'1- . . . . 1-11111'11-1111s . . 11 1111111:. . 111 1 11111 111111 111-1-1111+ . . 1'Xl'1'111'1111 s1.1111e111 . . 11111111-1111 21-1 . . 112111121121 I1 1', S. 31. 1'. 111 l 1 1 1'. 24. N1. 1' 1121111-21121 1 . . 1111111111111111 .,1'. S.M.1'...11111'1111111- 11 1 111111 ,.1'. S. y1.f1...Sl'L'1'012l1'Y V111 1,1-111:u1- Z1-1. 111' M1ss11111 S111'1et1' 1 . . I111Sk1'1111111 2-I1-1 . . 112111- 11311-1' 1111 I411sk1-1111111 Tc-11111 1 . . 011111111111 1. f' 1'1 1m'1 '1i'.12:' 1..' sa - SERVIAM -l9-lI- 'I'z1'er1ty-mn' Jlllil.-X GOAS lll'fl.l'lN GORIJIAN Sl. Pairick SL Stephen .llll. GOlillY Slullious . . l'i'i4-inlly . . NL-nt. . . rvlizilmlu . . llllliblf fun innkur . . gon-ll n.xlui'ml Lions . . 1-xi-itzililo . . stuml- . . 'lovnlmlo . . xlinlsilious, ions . . courtn-ons. . fonll Mission liUlllAt'St'llIilllXl' 1- ol' sports . . lovccl lvy alll 2-Il . . Mission i,lt'Sllil'lli . . likes mlniwiiigg . . Girls' -I . . Vziiitaitzi l . . V. S. M. lizlslwtluill . . liillllllifillti .. l'. . . Upon-tlai I. 1'.S. M. V. MAlHlAlil'I'l' I'IlilZ.-Xl3lC'1'lI ANNE llllNZlCl.-MAN llAl'Kl'I'l l' Immaculate Conception Visitation MAlHll'l l.lZZY Clooil sport.. . lovvi' of fun Popular' . . l'nn loving: . , . . . happy-go-lucky . . . vory niisvliim-vous . . zil- frivndly . . frank . . l'. S. ways smiling: . . lizinil I-2 M. C. . . i':lnt:xt:1 sl . . Clase . . Om-1'ott.zL 2-Ii-sl . . Oi'- Aclviscr. . Upon-ttu il. clivstm I-2 . , V, S. M. C. Talent Night . . fiillli-Zliil -2 as 1 llOR0'l'llY GliAlJM'0il.l, St. Joseph MGR.-XllY llcscrvell . . gonorous . . 1-xnn-Vt lmskvLlm.l nlziyvl' . . sports lovvi- . . t'i'zink . . grzivious . . liz1skotl+z1.l l-2-C3-1 . . F. S. M. if .. Mission IU-niwsi-iitzitin-. MARY HA NKINSON SI. Patrick ..Hl4:,I.,l,Y,. Neat . . rlopoinlizilili- . . likeable . , . willing: . . . l'i'ien4lly . . plcusunL . Cfznitutzx 1-fl . . l.llll'2ll'l2lll 2-Il-l . . Mission Rn-p1'1-- sciiuitivv l . . Oncwttai 1. li.X'l'lll.l'ilCN lll!Ulf l' Sl. John UK.-XY fiill't'l'liLll . . 1-in-i'g:m-Lic . . in-nl. . . liinll . . zxlwziys willing' to ln-lp out . . - v . 1 llzunlninlil , . 1, S. M, K. Cll.-XRIAIGS IIANLICY St. Joseph lill'l'I'll f'2ll'L'i'Ul in liinlgrinpg . . . liznnlsonw . . ll0l'SOVk'l'2llll'l' . . purpotnzil sinilo . . :Lg- gi-ossivo . . slaniinzi . . . lizinil l-2 , . Ul'l'ill'Si.l'il l-2 . . lntvrziniurzil 1-12-55--l ..CnnLa1t.zi 1 . . C. S. M. V. N-nioi' Class Ilnv. WHO SERVES THE KING MUST SERVE WITH PERFECT TRUST. i f'A'lllll'lRlNl'l Illfllll..-XXII Our Lady of Mercy 'l'OUTS A very lovable Irish vul- loan with Zlll zlltrzlctivo pursonulity . . frivmlly . . very i'l'zmli . . 21 lover ul' llilllflllll' . . V. S. M. C, . . l,iln'z1l'i:111 , . llilllillllillll. ANN.-X MA lil l'l lFl'I FNl A N St. Columba ANNA MARI li lntolligx-nt, . . zxgrw-vzxlmle . . tzmlkativv . . loyal . . :ll- wzxys willing' to help othols . . profcrr small g'I'OllD4 tn lzlrgrvx' mms , . l,llJI'ill'l2lll 2-3-I . . flillltiltil . . V1 . . Vim- l'l'vfoc't ul' Soclzxlity. SFRVIAIVI l94l .,, me ty-H1 rw' lf 1. AGNICIS KA11'llR JAMICS K.-X'l'l'INSKY .IANIC KICSSLAIQ llO.l10lll'IS lil'ISSl.lCli Sl. Stepllen St. John Greek Catholic St. Columba St. Josepli 1'A'l'1'lllfIR JIM .l.-KNIT' ll0llliY 111.1510 , , 111-111 . . 1:11011 Ki111l . . loyal . . llvllcllll- l.ike11l1le . .talks il 1111 . . l'f1-11411111 11u1s1111:1li1x' . sport . . L'l1L'0l'i'lll mlisgmei- ublv . . qulvk to svrvu . . 1-111'1-f1'ec . . 1'u11-l11vi11gg . . 111-111111-ss llK'l'S0lllll1'l . . tion . . 1'cliz1l1l1- 1'l1111'1.:1,1-1' 1-vo1'yo111-'s l11'ic111l , . l'OUl'- 1111-111lly . . liQ'l'll scnsu 111' lilu-Q Ll gum! 1i1111- . . :1 , . luyzul l.l'll'llil . . e:11'1111s1 11-ous . . l'o01l1z1ll 2-Il-1 l11:11101- . . fllllllillil 2,1 , , ll'Ll1' 1'1'i1'111l . . liilllll l-2 5111110111 . . C'z1111111g1 Vl , . . . l3:1sli01l1z1ll 2-il-l. 0111-P01111 2-Al, . . Ol'L'lll'SlI1l l-2 . . llilll- Ullt'l'L'll:l l. lillil l . . UllL'l'1'll2l l. lb0liU'l'llH' KlCSSlilCli EIDW.-Xlil1 lil,U'l'Z lllCl.liN KNAZE lfll.-XNK li1lZl'1'll Sl. Patrick St. Casimir SS. Peter 8: Paul St. Casimir lJU'l ' SIAM H,l'Il,lCN .llCl l 'l':1lk1111iv1- . . 1'l11-1-1'1'11l . . il Willi11g'1o l1o1'p . , lliillllllll' Quin-L . . vary 53111111 1l1llll'l'l' l'11111'111:1l . . 111-:11 . . Sllllll- 1'1'ie111l in lll'L'll . . 111-v1-1' . . lll'l'5SCS wvll . . 2llL'l'l . . . . l'1'ie111lly . . sli1:l11ly sl11' 1111s . . . liL'1'll S1-11x11 111' 1':1ils i11 1-l1z11'i1,y . . ll'lllll- 1111211 . . l11t1'z1111u1'z1l l-2- . . ll11111l111:1i1l. I111111111' . . shy . . 111111111111 l'ul . . 114-:it . . 1'vli11l1l1- . . 33--1. . flillllillll I-2-Il-l , . l11111-1' . . :Ill-2ll'0llll1l :11l11 loyal . . llillllllllllltl . . So- clllQl'l'llll 2. l1-111 . . 111-1111'111i111-1l . . 1lz1li!y liu111'11s1-111z11iv1- 1. l 11111l1z1ll IS-l . . l1111':111111A 1':1l fl-l . . AlOllllQ,'l'lllll fllllll. WHO SERVES THE KING MUST SERVE WITH PERFECT TRUS T. Q- MARY JANIG IJTZINGER Our Lady of Marcy HTOUTSU Petite . . blonde . . studi- ous . . friendly . . quiet . . likecl by everyone . . sweet . . Hundmaiil. MARY MARf'lNKO st. Stephen DARK l'IYi'1S Quick sense of humor . . loving.: personality . . nl- wuys joking' . . frienclly . . full uf' pep . . Cantata I . Hzmdmaid . . F. S. M. V. Senior Flziss Play. SFRVIAIVI I 9 -I I 111411111-fin 'C it Q- IINIUTIIY NlAliSII.XI.I. S'I'I'II'IIICN NIASVII.-XK MARY MATAIS IIKIIIICIVI' Mt-GIQICGUIK St. John St. Stephen St. Stephen SL Pairick 'I'INl S'l'ICYIC HM.-XISIIC NIl'GGS lutiiuiiroutis . . . gi-tit-mils I':lll'I'j.f1'IIL' . . silviit typt- Fi'ic1itIIy . . guml iizittlivtl t'I1t-vrolt-t szxlt-smzul . . . UQIIISUIUIIITOIIS , . Iikaihlu . , ztppiwcizttt-s ai joke . . . . twppy . . gtmti-Itmliiitg' sctist- ui' humor' . . spa-wi I'1'ii-tially . . k'Itt't'l'I'LlI . . It-utiy smilo . . mlvpt-iitizmlmlv . . in-vet' st-on axiom- . . tit-:limi . . Vztiitzttzi I . . irtvirztll ZZ-II-I . . t'Iuss . . ti1ist'Iiit1vuus . . Ititrzi- zilwziys I2lllL1I1IIlL.L'. . 'l':iIt-nt .tssistziiit llaiiiaiuvi' fr! visor , . . Moimg'i'zim murzil 2-33. Night . . V. S. NI. V. Nic-nimivsf' Pit-sitlcllt. . . Iulslivtlulll . , Iiitlxtmurztl l-2-II-I . t' S NI, l'. ItI'l'A BIMIOIIGII MIKE NlI'l'RI'S liA'I'IIl.ICICN NIOVK ICI.lZ.XI5I-ITII 3IlIIC'I'UY Sl. Benedict Saint Mary CGreek5 St. John Sl, John IiI'I'A NIIIlG1IC t'KAY LIZ Kumi iiziturt-ti . . t'1'it-iitlly lluils from Miiicrsvillt- . . Timici . . nent . . politt- . . Pi-titc . . st1'ziii:IitI'o1'wiu'tI loyal to hot' frivmis . . husky Imy with Inzuls of quiet. sense ul' humor' . . . . t-xt-t-llt-lit siiigvt- . . Iilni IIIIIIIIIIII . . Iikus to slmtv zip . . his zinihition is Imsc- wi-lcome iii any t-mwtl . . Ittvi-1' . . popular . . luis- iml tlziitw . . Ilztiiilmatiti hull . . usuaiIIy st-on iii thi- plcziszmt pt-rsoiizility . . . kt-tImII 2-IS-1 . . t':int:1ti I 3-I!-tl, c:it't-tt-!'izi . . Vlziss Adviser' it-Iizihlc . . guuii iiztturui I-JS--I . . Uporettqi I-2-I . . Blmtogrziin 33-sl . . fmvt- . . Ilzimlmziitl . . Ivziskvthztfl . . i'. S. NI. t'. . . Tzilt-lit hull 2-II-sl . . bztskethatll I-2 . . V, S. BI. if . . Vim Night . . Iizmtl tl. LZ-3-I. tutu bl . . Um-1'ettzi -1. on ,'.f'.5a,QT:mf'??L'1 Qiittii 1 WHO SERVES THE KING MUST SERVE WITH PERFECT TRUST. ii 15111-XXVI-IS Ml'll'l'0N l'A'l'lil1'K MUKTON ILOSIC MARY NICARY St. John Visitation Sl. Joseph l liANXY PAT BU1'K i'llll1 111' lillll . . 11lw11ys1:1lk- P11111-nt . . wise . . easy 111 II11ppy.. generous . . 111-111 1111.5 . . -hines 1111 ll 1l2lll1'1' get 111111111 with . . lntrzx- . . talkative . . f1'ie111lly . . 1111111 . . 11111'1-1'1'1-11 . . llilll 111111'11l1 1-2-Ci-I . . . 11211111 lllyill . . willi11g.1'w111'k1-1' . . 111111 1 . . l111skel1l111l1 2-21-1 22-3-1 . . stage lCL'1lIllL'l2lIl. llilllillllilili . . flillltiltll 4 . . 1'111ss A1lvis1-1' . . f,1l0l'- . . Band -1 . . Operettzl -1 1-1111 1. ..1'. S. M. V. .X1.1!1'I1!'l' NUY.-KK 1'1,AIil'INi'lC O'SH1l'1A .1081-1l'H PAl.l'C'lIAK Sf. Joseph St. Joseph St. Columba Al1l'I FUNKY WIS11l'lRS llll1lI'1'S4lN'l' n1-111111-.-s . . . Quiet . . in1l11sa11'ious . . . lJep10111111ble , . l'llQUl'l'lll . . wi1.1ng' XYUl'liL'l'-. . sense 111' nent . . l1'is'11 . . enjoys il 5:11011 worker . . 2llYV1lyS l1U1llUl'. . 1111111 111' 1111- llfllll' 1:01111 time . . 2ll'1iCIlt 1111- l'8il1lY for 21 smile . . good . 1-111-1111-111' . . f111l'l'l'1121 111111-1' Ill. lJ1'. l. Q. Spring- 1l2lIlt'CI' . . likes lllLlSlL' . . I-2-21-I . . 11111121111 l-2-Z1 1 er . . l111shful . . Intr11n111- l11tra111u1'11l l-2-3--1 . . . . 11 S. NI. 12 1-111 1-2 . . 11. S. M. C. 0ne1'e1t11 2. MEMORIES TIl'l'Il fy-si.1' .IAM HS NICRAI, Immaculate Conception 1'l,IFl'I l 1'i111111ly . . 1.11-11e1'11us . . lik11l1le . . 1'egu'111' fellow . . enjoys il good time . . z1mi111b1e . . ilffilllll' . . hu- morous . . . IlltI'2ll1lU!'iAl 1-2-3--1. Vl':liUNlf'A l'Al,1fS SS. Peter sl Paul VERON Never refuses 11 1'11v111' 11ske1l . . talkative when in 21 group . . 1.511011 sport . . extremely 1ple11s:1nt . . . librarian . . Basketball I-3 ..F1111t11t11..f'.S.M.1'. . . Operettu -1. 44 SERVIAM -l94l- 7'u'enty-se1'f'n JOHN l'l'l'l'ltllSKA . St. Stephen JOHNNY Silent type . . loyal . . punvtual . . attentive . . neat . . willing worker . . true. lflll,l'll'lN POHL Immaculate Conception DONNY Ambitious . . . likes to dance . . humorous . . de- lig'htt'uI to know . . ae- quainted with the Art ot' Poesy . . gay . . Vantata 4 . . Opt-retta 3 . . llra- matics. JOHN PFlS'l'l'lR St. Joseph JACK Apparently serious lmut stars in comedy . . good dancer , , unobtrusive . . th-oughitful and quiet . . . football 3-sl . . basketball l-2-3-sl . . Cantata Cl-fl . . Operetta 1-2-3-sl . . C. S. M. C. . . Senior Class Play. M.-XR'l'lI.A l'0l.l.AC'K St. Casimir MlKl'lY Neatness personified . . . pleasant personality . . . enjoys good movie , . neat . . jolly . . studious . . ex- cellent in penmanship . . Cantata -1 . . Operetta 1. 1 ' GIQORGIC PIVKLO l,AWltlCNt'lC St. Casimir POIJRASKY St Patrick PICK Klil'PX Fiery debater. . exeellent A man ot destiny 1 student . . kind to dumilm eomplislfied oratoi ian animals . . dancer of tirst tlenianly . . well ni ini t class . . Cantata I-2 . . ed . . lover ot' lt it Hook week 1-2. rhetorieally ineln Mission Represt nt it xt Intramural l-2-l lloot JUSEPHINIC PRI BICLSKY week . . l'rogr Cantata l . . Stnioi I Play. TlFOM.-XS Qllllllx Our Mother of Sorrows SS. Peter 8: Paul JO TOM Smiling: . . a lmit, shy , . A likealrle ehap lttn kind and obliging: , . good sense of humol knit natured . . neat . . gener- . . a helpful hand ous . . Mission llepresen- tistit' talent. . . footmi tatiye . . Operetta -l. , . Junior lligrh biskttlm ill WHO SERVES THE KING MUST SERVE WITH PERFECT TRUST. ig il' ALVIN RllJ1ll,lCS lllCl,l'lNlC RUTH Our Mother of Sorrows St. Benedict Al, FARMER lleen thinker , . witty . . Radiates :good eheer . . . whiz :it skating: . . logriezil good sport . . wil'inf5 help- . . n good daneer . . puns ei . . ideal student . . fun- 1.:'z1lore . . punctual . . al- loving: . . May Queen . . ways ai cheerful smile . . Prefeet of Sodality lVlElVl0RlES Tu'e11ty-eiglzf CA'l'Hl'fRlNl'l RYAN St. Patrick ilKAYlr Lovable . . talkative . . . friends unlimited . . merry sport . . Handmaid . . . Cantata -1. voeziliularv like Sam John- Uzlnltata l-2-3-4 . . Ciperl son's . . lf. S. M. C. etta 2-3-4 . . Talent Night 2--.5 . . C. S. M. C. . .Fen- 1 lor C ass Play. IJOROTIIY SAISOI. SAMUICI. SAIA St. John St. Patrick DOT HSAMMYH llependulmle . . entertain- Sense of humor . . well- ini: . . is very humorous liked . . .liniinutivl :it times . . very polite . . talkative . . handsome . . initiative . . . lover of always joking: . . a sports . . C. S. M. CT. . . gentleman . . Nickelo-dian llandnmid . , Basketball King. . Owieretta 2-3-4 . . I-2. Intramural 1-2-3. VlC'TOR Sf'Hlll.l.RR St. Joseph JUNIOR Dependable . . popular . . alert . . always smiling . . good dancer . . neat . . . Operetta 1-2--3-4 . . Can- tata 1-2-3-4 . . Intramural 1-2-3-4 . . Art student . . Mission Representative. tru e Rlifil NA RYAN St. John .lI'IANIlC Keen sense of humor . . reserved . . deipendauble . . impulsive . . easy-going' . . enjoys a ,wood joke . . May Crown attendant 3. MARION SCllUSTl'lR St. Patrick BRIGHT ICYIClS Lively . . full of fun . helpful . . good singer . . a good dancer . . C. S. M. C. . . Sodality Promoter 2 . . Handmaid . . Operetta I . . Cantata 4 . . Senior Floss Play. SERVIAIVI I 9 4 I wnfy-ni Q' IJUIQIVFIIY SlCIl3l'Ill'l' .IICAX SICIl I'IIl'l' liOI!liIi'l' SICITZ .IIJIIN SICTII SK. Gregory St. John, Summerlnill St. Joseph Our Lady of Mercy Class Prosirlcnt IJORO'l'IlY SlCIl i lll I'f'll YlTN G11-vis you with ax smilc lfuii loviiig' . . LISUTIIIY all Vrviistuiitly lvzisiiigg' . . . Aiiotlwl- In-pgpul-1, Irish- . . ,rviwmsity pvrsmiiliml thc- i'vc'0ivi1igr vml ol' 21 chem-l'I'1il..loV0s wrc-stlingf mgm . A nvvvi' :1m.Ei'y . . . . . ZIIXVZIYS lm the gn , . joke . , plvzxszxnt llisposi- .. GmI's gift to thv lziclies ull airouml zitlilm-tv . . has Inlr-IIi1.:'0nt . . oi'ig.:'iii:1I . . tion . . Vozil Vail . . flzinta- . . Ilusim-ss NTZIIIGILLTI' 0 :iwzny uilmul him. .zllwzivs C. S. M. V. tn I . . Rnskotlmll I-2 . . Mc-movies . . lnltrziniurui happy . . lnti'z1mui'uI I-2- Hillllilllillli . . V. S. M. V. I-2-SI-I . . Mission Trozis- II-I. . . Oiwiw-ttvai QI. llI'l'I' . . Opcrcttu 2-4 . . C'. S. M. U. RAYMOND SIIIBER IIQICNIC SIIUPII WlI.l,IAM SPIQINGICR EMMA STICM St. Patrick St. Patrick St. Joseph St. Stephen lI'l'l F Ii'm-lic l'0I'lliY EMMA Slvc-py , . In-lpI'uI . . Ioyzil l.ik0z1I'h- . . l'l'll2ll5l0 . . . 'l'I'1' Mvlitzil l3nZllllif'I'y' . PIL-:lszull . . Iikvs :ill siiiorts . . slightly on tho como at loyal . . willing: to help . . Iizishfiil . . I i'm-iich slurloiil . . viijoye rlzmcing . . Nico limm sillv . . I'l'1lllj' for zi Dlvzisxml. . . . I'z1il'-hzlirecl suiwrh . . wisv . . tolerzisil to 5:01 along: with . . full jokv . . hmmm' . . liilrn- muilivn .. l3z1sIu-l'ImIl l-2- ..llI2l9Ii'l'0Illh0IlI'l1lXV'lIIi ol' fun . . Ilzimlmziirl . . mural I-2-II-I. 33--I . . Fzuilzilzi I . . llzxml- . . milic-lit. . . Min o'c'Iock .Xssistzml Ilusinvss Muna- huiml . . Opcrvtta 4. svli.vlz1i ' , . . lntmiliiurzil gui' of 'Mv1mn'ivs. I-2-fl-I . . l cmt.l1:llI LZ . . Il. S. M. C. WHO SERVES THE KING MUST SERVE WITH PERFECT TRUST. QQ. .r IMIIX N I'l'lW,Xll'l' Sl. Columba NlHl'Yl' li ilx . viiiiiys Il unml ii lm l'll2lll1'l lHlY . , xx ll tilluw . . Nliugli1x' llitl V, S. Nl.1'.., liiii imulul I-2432-l, l l l N Xllll X'.XXt'lC St. Stephen ll.XZZY 1 li lll'Iu5lll'l'l' , . small tiuliiwiif . . willing tu :ilu 4-:iw u!'l1l1iiir+i', . .-v l llmll ill l-Q-V, l. -.4 MEMORIES Thirty Nlll.lblil'lll S'l'lil'l!.X .lOSl'Il'll 'l'll0l,'l' Wll,l,l.XNl 'l'l!Al4Ul,ll SS. Peler 8a Paul Sl. Joseph Sl. .loscwll 3lll.lDlilCll .lOl'I 'l'llll!l'l ' Sm-ll iml . . iwlvnsim: zip- Tull. flznrk mill llIlllflSUlIll' Wvll-known . . guy . . sn- I702ll'Hll4'1' , . . Limoll mn- . . stumlinuf . . lwyzil . . . vinlvlv . . . lu-si ll'llllllll'l' truml . . . grmifl clziilvvi' hzlrfl XX'0l'li0l' . . Uiwix-11:1 pluycl' iii ilu- history ul . Uiwi'vtt:1 3 . . Ilzmil- I-2-fi-1 . . . lntrzmliirzll thc svlwul .. llziml l-2-Clfl mzlirl . . Smlulily llronin- l-2-fl . , llzxskvtlmfll 1 . . . . 0i'cl1vstr:1 l-LZ-Il-l . lli' fl. fmnllizlll 33. Tulciit Night, 2431-il . . . I llitrzxmursil l-1.-Cl-1 . 1' Q 'll C' lll'flil'iN X'l'1Nlll,.XlU'll:lli .lOSl'il'll lY.Xllll J.-Xlll'iS lYl'i.NKl,.l.Nll St. St0Dh9Y1 St. Columba St. Patrick llUNl'lY i'lllil,l'iY '2llM wi? A , gmwrl slurlviit, . , ll0lll'2lI.l'Kl0US . . loyal . . Quivl . . ln-lpful , . imlilv li'us1wm'lliy . . lmshful . . works :it night . . slm-ons gviwroiis . . ti'ustwui'tliy 1,.1'l'Ul'2ll?lK' . . iiitvlligviit in svhool . . ll'llk' sivrwts- . . in-:xt . , in-spmwtflll . . . l,ilwi'ui'iz1ii I-2-T311 . . mmm faithful . . V. S. lmmlsmm- , , Mission R011- linskn-tilwznll 2-S! . . Fzxiilzx- M. C' footlmll I-2. rm-sa-iitzntivv . . Vzxiitzxtzu J! 11 l. .,1'. S. 31. F. SERVIAM VII.-XKl,I'fS Y.'XlU'H.-KK St. John Baptist CGreekJ YARf'H 'I'0l'l'm' 011 lhv 3.:l'i,LIil'u11 . . lu-st hzxlf'-llulsk of thc clrly . . quim-l . . I1lL'l2ll1L'h0'X' . . nm-:xt . . vlv:1'1-vul . . 21 Hu'- friuml . . Footlmll l-2-33-I lZzwlic'll1:x'l I-2-25-1 . . Nlmwr-13111111 Vlulm. .l. llll.-XNVIS ZVPUN SI. Patrick l NAXf'OlS Sic Svxnpn-r Tj'l'2lIllliS! . . f'11rl0l'c-swski typm- :nt f'z1t,hoWic' High . , lrwor of lwxzmutiful thimrs . . an zu'- vonvmfishvrl artist . , Sul- dim- of F0l'lllI1l'H . . staun- tcchnwizln 1-2 . . silzlgfc lll2ll12lL1'i'I' 3 . . Rand 2-52 . . 'l':1lm1t Nighf 2-3 . . Ol'- J c'h4'sfl'1 I-L-22-1. WHO SERVFS llll' RING MUS! 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'l '. ,ls x., A ' pun. XUITRTNN R I N 1 1 I HQ KTX omxtmxn ml Hmm mm Iuhn 1 lcmll HN P Ifuhn 10111 Ol! Iwmx Numn 1 unrivm .- '12 - 1 Ju 1 IF Julms .luhn f' ' - ' ' ,Ioan l 1 1V UNI H QNX! UNK UXXI I N HXXI 1 X 'xl x lou ll MAX x 4 xx QUNYII n Y tmv I1 Low I1 ftowrl 'I OXYN ,Il ,fflv - o1nst.uw11 . mm NIYIUXYII .U IHSYHXYII . r1I1S10XX'Il ..... ..w s Low - stox' 5 3 ACTIVITIES MEMORIES Fifty-two Every noble activity makes wider the horizon of the soul. I 9 -I I 111111 fluff TI-IE LITTLE. FLOWER MISSION UNIT Our Holy Father, in his Mission Sunday radio address, expressed this heartfelt hope: The raising of prayer before the sacred tabernacle . . will not fail to be ac- companied by the gift of your hand, you will offer it in this sad and distressing hour . . to rebuild what has been damaged or destroyed, to reassure the faint-heart- ed . . to sustain, to increase and advance the whole missionary movement. Six-sevenths of the money which Europe gave to Catholic missions came from countries that are now involved in the war, particularly generous were the contribu- tions from Belgium and Holland, neither of which is able to give anything at the present time. To make up for the decrease in the European contribution, it is estimated filihe Shield. Uctober, I940, uThe Budget for Americanl that Catholic Americans will need to give something like 520,000,000 to the missions during I9-II. This is five millions less than our country will spend on one battleship. It is an average of two dollars for every Catholic American old enough to save pennies. Our students have hearkened to our Holy Fatheris appeal through the follow- ing activities of our mission unit: The offering ol prayers through the Gemmais Leagueg The sale of seals for the Holy Childhood Association, Supporting colored mission in South Carolinag Selling the Goal and The Far Easti' for mission purposes: joining the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade, Using mite boxes to gather coins for missionaries. THE OFFICERS .Iulia Goas President Helene Frick t Secretary Robert Seitz Treasurer LA DIES UI TIIII C' XTIIOIJI' STl'DI'IN'l'5' Miltlretl l,l't!lDIllL'k Ann Vherney t'atherine Mt't'loskev Margaret Yigna Virgina Gyan Ifleanor Novak Mary Millit-ent Mr Dorothy Schitllia Yaleria Fisher Irene Ilurtak Marv tlraee Mark fttrcling Naneylou Simler Ilelen XI'olt'hope Marv tl. l'onlev lmt-lcla Does Vlara Iiatter Iithel Iiaralla llelen Iiarh UI l'hilip Seott llerliert Kessler John Weismiller l'hilip Dorian Ilohert Seitz Donaltl Iitlettner lfftlxvarcl Kelly Stephen Iiisehot' .lohn Vurran William Tralnolcl l'at I rit'k William Ilnrlihart .lohn Vurlev John Ixareha Dewey Vassler llerlmert Ilisrhot' John liamler Antlrexv liaman Don Flarli Alvin Ilitltlle Illllllllll Ilerger Donaltl Seitz Anthony Vannistra lloliert Fisher IIUI' Ilernice Weismiller Marian Schuster Marian Meyers Vlecla Ilodrasky Jean Sherman Ilita Schuster Doris Coyle Mary Agnes Tholt .Ianet Melvin Leona Cowan Irene Mefloskey Mary Elizabeth Iiobz Mary Louise Conway Gloria Haines Jean Kurtz Iletty Stemmer Katherine Ann Thiel Marjorie Iluher KNIGHTS rw x . ix MISSION t'IiL'SADI'I Virginia Gennett I,eonor Cortes Iidxvarda I reixvaltl Anna Brlansky Mary Eva Gallagher Joan Thomas Joan McCann Iithel Sheehan liosemarv Iiyelto Eleanor Dupin Julia Goas Katherine Iaitlxvig Iiose Mary Neary I lornell Culliton Ann I'alovvitt'h Margaret Gunzelman Josephine Prilmelsky IIII I AIIIULIC' STl'DlCNTS' MISSION t'IiL'SADI'l Thomas Hammond Donald Pentraek IVilliam Hotter James Eckenrotle Ifraneis Gololn Carl Nees William Favorite William Figura Alliert Novak Thomas Daley James Neral John Detei I,eo Iilug lieter Hackett John Osmar John Polaeek liohert Iieelan Thomas Mahon Joseph McAneny lViIliam Hoes Thomas Iileman Ilerhert Iiuth Anthony Scarpa William Ahele George Pieklo Stephen Ilntlak t'larence O'Shea John Stewart Tim Marshall Joseph Ward William Springer t'harle's Hanley liohert Hoes John Ilurkhartl Iliehartl Ruth Kenneth Fisher Thomas Iiuhritz Vornelius Seiliert Itohert Berger George Sellman Hllyllltllltl Burnhimer NVilIiam flark Iflclvvarcl t'artht-xv Joseph Kiniry Ifraneis Dietz James Foster Iflmery Kleinoslvy la-onarcl Kuhinsky I94l U- NH I FOLLGWING THE SODALITY ln this thirteenth year of its existence we find our Sodality taking on greater proportions, both as to its membership and its activities, By means of their varied and entertaining programs, our monthly meetings lcegt us ever mindful of the spiritual duties and privileges of a Sodalist. As a means to inspire beautiful morals and lofty ideals, we presented the plays-- Platinum Blond and One Who Called, first place. A greater appreciation of the Queens Xvorkn was manifested in the notab'e increase of yearly subscriptions. The Sodalite, the Sodality news sheet, is published every Friday preceding So- dality Communion Sunday. The Sodalists have a regular Communion Sunday, the fourth Sunday of the month: the majority of the girls are faithful in receiving Holy Communion in their parish churches. There were no howling cats on Halloween this year for all the Sodalists accepted the invitation to the annual Halloween party. rl he seniors, especially, will not for- get that jolly party--the last of their high school days. The annual Bazaar was held February 5th, All entered into it with willing spirits and cooperation which brought about a very successful event. Vocation Week was planned for March I0th to l7th. Father Cawley favored us with a talk on religious vocations. Several of our students spoke about marriage as a vocation, the business career and the religious vocations. A number of girls generously answered questions as to their aspirations. Posters were displayed in the halls during this week and pamphlets were distributed among the sodalists. MEMORIES Fifty-sin' QQ K.,- a! N ...Q t LEGEND Long years ago the world was very young And in its wisdom, Wisdom crucified. And very wise. Complacently it sold Intolerant, the earth with sudden chill Its lvartered knowldge, otferd every tongue Refused her yearly gift, remained aloof, Its garnered tidbits gleaned from legends old. Yet gave again the buds to dale and hill, NVhcn Wisdom spoke, the world heard Mary's Son When Mary smiled her gentle sweet reproof, tllisccrnment rare, and not to be deniedlj And thus became, with springtime's glad array, Hut still it dreamed of ancient battles won, Its fairest Hower, forever Queen of May. -Louise Gillivan Vffe have reason to feel that lVIary again smiled and with much love upon the floral scene of devotion and affection offer ed her by the Soclalists of Catholic High School. This beautiful Coronation Ceremony took place on a lovely lVlay day. Helene Ruth very reverently represented the Queen of May. Her two worthy attendants were Regina Byers and Kathryn l..udwig. Catherine Dostal carried the crown which Father Cawley placed upon the head of our favored sodalist: Florence Riley bore one with which I-lelene crown ed the lovely plastic representation of our most dear Mother. Father Cawley, in a few well chosen remarks, congratulated the lVlay Queen for the high honor conferred upon her by her associates, congratulated the Officers and Representatives andthe Sisters in charge for the pronounced success of the lVlay Crowning, as well as, of the work of the Sodality for the entire year. I-le called at- tention to the fact that the beautiful cerem ony was a reminder of the Coronation of the Blessed Virgin lVlary in l-Ieaven. In con clusion, Father said: Confidently, then, let us call on her, begging her constant protection and pledging our undying devotion till the dawn of that happy day When, with the saints and angels of heaven, we shall kneel at the foot of her throne in the land of bliss everlasting. l 9 4 l y-svlwll THE SODALITE This marks the third successful year for the publication of the Sodalite. Accord- ing to many rumors, it is found that most senior Socialists reserve the most treasured section in their scrap book for this monthly paper. Small though it is, it contains news of much interest to all Sodalists. It is the herald announcing activities-the Hallow- een party. Vocation W'eek, the Bazaar, meetings, plays, and the lVlay Crowning. ln an obscure way it teaches us to love the Blessed Mother and her divine Son more and more each day. All this is accom- plished through the generous help of the officers of the Sodality and the worthwhile contributions of that practical genius. Eileen Pohl, one of our co-editors. Some of these selections which will forever haunt our memories are: Cenerosity never goes unrewarded! STOP Reading worthless literature LOOK At worthwhile literature LISTEN To talks on the influence of Catholic literature! Eileen Pohl Rachael Biirgei' Editors of Tl1u Soclaxlitvu Cooperation is needed for even the small- est amount of success. A daily rosary is one of the most worthy tributes we can pay to our Blesser Lady. Cheerfulness, like charity, should begin at home! CHRISTMAS TOY! ln the distance l hear a low sweet song, A Christmas Carol it seems. l know it well, The First Noel , My face with gladness beams. For it is a sign of Christmas Of the Babe at Bethlehem Of the angels and the shepherds And the kings who followed them. lVly heart o'erHows with happiness At this wondrous blessed sightg May your heart, too, be happy On this great, eventful night. Eileen Pohl ,.. Tl-lE ANNUAL RETREAT Woyeniber 25th, 26th, and 27th were memorable days for us seniors. These three days were those of our annual retreat. Yes, we have had other retreaats: we hope to make retreats in the future, but this one was our last high school retreat. VVe were fortunate to have an excellent retreat master in the person of Father Doran, V. SS. li. lfrom the notes taken by the senior girls, we are able to list the main ideas of the yarious conferences. Monday-First Conference: The tirst retreat was made by the eleyen Apostles and the Blessed Mother. When thrist was scourged and nailed to the cross, they had a great fear of the Jews, so they locl-'cd themselves in a room and made a nine-day retreat. When they left the room. they came out heroes. When asked to deny Christ. they refused and said they con- sidered it a privilege to die for Him. A retreat did this for them. What will it do tor ns? Monday-Second Conference: lsaac .loques suffered without comment so many tortures that the chief of thc ti ibc cut out .looues's heart and drank the blood. He said, If l have the blood of thFs man in mc, l shall be as brave and courageous as he is. livery time you receive lloly t'omn1union you purple your lips with the Blood of C'hrist. Monday--Third Conference: lienedict Arnold committed an act of treason against our country. But the peo- ple in the world today commit a greater act of treason than this. They commit mor- tal sin. There has neyer been a mortal sin in this world that has not been paid for x cry dearly. Monday-ifourth Conference: Next to the lllessed Sacrament, Penance is the greatest gift God gave us. If there was at confessional outside of hell, hell would be empty. We should prepare for this sacrament before we go into the confessional. We should pray for two things before we use this sacrament: l. The grace to know our sins. Tl. The t'tJlll'ZUIU to confess them. Iwttif MEMORIES -rig I -l l y-:zinc Tuesrlay--liifth Conference: Purpose: 'l'o show the part common sense plays in the salvation ot' our souls: to root out the occasions oi' sin and rid ourselves ot' them. lt' your common sense flic- tates that anyone causes you to commit sin. and you do not get rid ot' that occasion to sin, you will certainly perish. lie courageous enough to get all occasions ot sin out ot your hte. Tuesday-Sixth Conference: Above all things have a protouncl love and appreciation for the Mass. When we miss Mass, we shut oil' from our Catholic lite our very heart-heat, the lfllootl ot our f'lll'lSl. The Mass gave Father Damien the strength to become a moclern saint. The Blass will do the same for you ii' you will hut give it the chance. 'luesclay-Seventh Conference: The earlv converts to our t'aith provetl their rights to cnter heaven by dying t'or their taith, Saint l'aul says, XYe have not here a lasting citv, hut we seek the one to come. We are on probation here on earth to see if we deserve heaven. tlotl gave us our place in lite to prove our vvorth. l,it'e is hut a training camp to prove our right to ..l an eternal lite Tuesday--Eighth Conference: God has tlestinetl each one t'or a cletinite vocation. Pray for grace to linoxv tlotl's tlesigns on your soul anal the courage to follow His way, whatever the sacritice. Vveclneszlay-Ninth Conference: There shoultl lmegin after this retreat a new sense ol' responsibility. 'l'o make th: etlects ol' this retreat lasting resolve: 1. 'l'o pray. 2. 'l'o avoitl the occasions ol' sin. 31. 'l'o treonent the Sacraments ot' l'enance anal Holy lflucharist. At. 'l'o cultivate devotion to Our Lady. IJBRARY ueation is to know for the sake of living, not to live for the sake ot knowing.-ae xatelJougl:1SlViggi1i. MEMORWS S 1'.:'f if :inks to the tihrarv, we, the student liot1v.mav hem to ectut-ate ourselves. The litir-trv ie our triencl as well as our eclueator. The referenee hooks inform ns and the ,imlw til' lietion are nur frientls. Many have found clelightl'ul friends in hooks. and su with lit ewniinp yrzitittitle do we thank the lllil'2ll'Y for pruviclinp,r a means et' education, is well 21Sl1lSllll1I frienclships. 'f O l ill wing! are the names ot' the Senior Class librarians, who are grattful for lie- ingr given the opportunity to assist the student hotly for three years: V02 Niph A Juan Laughrey Lois Heidenthal llelen Venglarehik Catherine Highland Yemiiitfa Palus lfliizaheth Maekev llereniee XVeismiller Anna Marie llliilman - 1 Marv llankinson lllllllJl'i lam lihi ' 'arians who appreciate the privilege el' bei Sara lleatl Ann Hrlansky Margaret Falpin lithel Karalfa Elizabeth Peske I-lettv Vinnigan Ruse Marie Taranto Kathryn lletrusky I mc in Pl HK il - i x 1 'e omnres who have learned the art gnes llinrns Vleda Potlraskv Barbara Bahieh -- Helen Bala of serviee as lilirariz Catherine Mareinko Milclretl liroliniek lilsie tlralienstein Marv Mefalie .luan Mel'ann Margaret St-holly Kita Sehuster Vatherine Ann Thiel ng liln ins: 'ariana for two I I BOOK WFEK flood Books Good Frlends lhe xx eek of NOX enaber I3 known throuffhout thls vast natlon as Natlonal Book Vlfeelc was observed by all students of Cathollc I-hgh wlth a profound lnterest This year ne xrl ed the twenty first an nlversary of Book Week Credlt IQ due to lVlr Franlxlm lVlath1ews a Chxef Scout llbr nan of Boy Scouts of An erlca the Oflgl n IIOI md organwer of Book Vlfeelc lhe llbraxv was COlOllllllV declced wltla pc sters made by thosc vxho enered thc postel contest rl here was also an author contest a word pu7zle 111 XVl1lCl'1 only the last name of the authol was used As the week drew to an end the Contestants eafferly awalted the names ol the wxnnc rs who prox ed to be two lumors nl he poster contest was won by that note wxolthx utlst Xvlllnna Boes The othercontest vxmner was Ell7 beth MCIX who C 1 I The Book XX Celt schedule xarled somewhat thls Vcar The program IH the au ClllOI'lllIT1 vu ms Ofllltted CIlllI'ClX A feature that was lntroduced was a llterary boolc 'ct that each student lccelyed lVlanv of th se are treasured amonv my souxe mrs Besldes an excerpt from one of Father Cawley s srrapbooks the booklet Contained artrclcs wrxtten by Leonor Cox tes Lawrence Podrasky Thomas Bremer oan Mxchalom slo Berenlce WCl9mlllPY Avnes Burns Donald l entraclx George blcelly Fl he names of the lrbrarnans and poster naalcers ard the names of thosc who read tht most pamphlets and boo s dt rmff the Curre t xeal vxcrc also lxsted YN hen the actn xtles vxere brought to a close the students real17ed more keenly that LOOD BOOKS ARF GOOD I RIENDQ l 9 4 l - S all - HH' , ' 7 - . C Qc q C . L ' r, vc K 1 K I . .I . . l ' . 2 4 U - , ' , ' 'L , . f ' c, ' ,' Q' k 1 'M '- z 'z '- . . r - . c 'I c . 1 ' h V ' ' I , T Q 5 ' , I V 4 'f Q ' ' f ' ' 2 ' , . ' ' V, c f c ' 'C ,..' . A f ' ' r , . , X V U 'c 5 7 c . L T .,. ' ' ' ' ' ' c. A J .' ' 3 'fc 1 :- received as her prize a book of her own choice. autographed by each mcmlwr of th . l': c llty. ' YA .' . ' 71 H - ' C .M D Ac - Q . . . C ' . . Vi . . in l . K 1 , '- A C ' , l ' . 1 V Cc C c . H rw h c 7 ' H . H. c' c c ' ., c lc c . . , , c . 1 I 'S t V ' , c ', , , jf C ' 'c ' ,. 3' .. 7 1 K. V ' '. 1 . . 1 lc . A , .' .c ' c C . r tx t T u - lf w ' X ' - v - w ' g , c 1 . c .xc . 5 b A , C - - . . 5. C 1 x ,. x W, 4 f A Y ' . Q O 1 9' ., THE BAND MEMORIES Sll.l'f.ll-f Wo Our bancl has harl a Yury succ0sst'ul tt rm this past yvar unclvr the sliilltul mlirtw- tion ot' Mr. t'ahill and thc Sister in chargv. Tho organization was 1-spuvially complemented by thc appoaranvc ot' tlirvt- nappily clit-ssvcl, high stepping majorettvs. These girls' uniforms uonsistvcl ot' whitt- boots, xgolrl tlarvrl skirts with fitting ,iackvts ornamentecl by brass buttons, and gold h its with rrimson plumvs. Tho ojro ot' tho public uxprt-sst-cl grvat surprisc intl ap- pioral wht n tho bantl with its nvw attractions first maruhorl to the football gamv. Nm-w clrills plus tht' baton twirlings ot' thc majorvttos arlclt-cl spatial fvaturos this Xt2ll'. 'l'h4- 'tl vlass t-xprvsse-s thc-ir apprm-iation to thosv in uliargo anrl to all tht- bancl nn-mbt-rs tor such a prosporous vvar. Tho bantl mvmbors art' as follows: Drums fl0l'l'1?ll't, Xvlllllifli Xll-wntlort'c-r, .losvph Murton. Patrick lhvnicw, Thomas Nowzuling, .lost-ph l mar. l,liWl't'llt'l' Fcnft, Josvph l'tlowit'h, liilgroiw Staib. Flair liabolfl. liobvrt Trabolml, XYilliam Clarinet Michalowslii, ,loan lwnrlvr, Allwrt Trombon? l ishvr. liobt-rt llovs. William lx irvlwr. Rohm-rt Loiclitch. Mary: Margaitt Nlullvn. Vharlvs Cymbals ltupin. l'Il anor Forte. liinlc l lirli. llolorvs Saxaohcne 1 lanvy. .loan Lurlwig. Kathrrint- lx ittvr. Vlara Frenfh Hvrn Nav l'Iilt't'n Nvary. Rosvmary Trumpet Bells ltimltw. .lohn llvrx, IClizabf'th t lfiltl-Y. lloli0'I't Klvrx. Marv .l0an Drum Major Faia, Iivwis Majorette Voylv, Doris llupt. Betty Junt- Blvyt-rs. Marion Flag Bearers llvarvr. Gt-oi'gc' llottor, William Iloitz, Frant-is Melvin. Janet Murton, Elizabeth llosaxrv, Gvrtrurlo We-aklantl. Virgrini Abc-lv. Ann Staixvr. Auclrm-5' fn0l'l'ZOFlil. llvlvh lYoll'liopu. l'l1'lt'n I 9 4 I- S1'.rfy-fhwr The new features which added tone to our band this year-the standard bearers. Here they are: Yvilliam Bottcr Francis Dietz janet Melvin Helen Gorczyclci Helen Wolfhope Ann Elizabeth Abelc Virginia Weakland Audrey Stager Gertrude Rosage George Baer THE ORCHESTRA MEMORIES Si.rfg1-fum' Our orchestra this year rendered very excellent performance at all plays. This year it was improved by the addition of a Xylophone. The success of the orchestra is traced, of course, to the able direction of those in charge, who worked untiringly and manifested great patience, plus the loyal co- operation of the members themselves. lhe Members are as follows: Xvilliam Boes Marjorie Huber Rosemary Bischop Betty Grace Horner .lack Detei' Robert Karcher Eleanor Dupin .loan Litzinger Robert Fisher Mary Margaret Lorditch Link Forte Katherine Ludwig Dolores Frick Elizabeth Merx Robert Cioas Mary Joan Merx Anna Mae Griffith loan Michalowski Mary Louise Holtzman Charles Mullen joseph Nowading Eugene Palowitch Joyce Rioux Patricia Rioux Martha Stager Betty Stemmer Ruth Stein William Trabold Virginia Weakland Eileen Wyar I 9 4 I- 11-ff1'f' DRAMATICS All the world's a stage And We are only players. CA NTATA The Christmas Cantata this year was not just another Cantata. The Pag- eant of the Holy Nativity seemed different from any we have ever had, for there was more drama, more color and more singing, which portrayed the solemnity and heauty of the birth of the Christ Child. The harmonious voices of the choristers singing the praises of the lncarnate Word, thrilled the audience with the happy spirit of Christmas, and thus helped to fulfill the real purpose of the Cantata. Cast Personnel 1 MEMORIES Sixty-si Blessed Virgin e, Saint joseph ,....., Three Kings ..,r.i,,.. Shepherds .,..,.., Angel of the Annunciationn, Angel of the Shepherds r.....,,. Angels: Virginia Meyers Betty l..ou Widman Dorothy Eichensehr Ann Elizabeth Abele loan C. McCann janet Melvin Mary Hankinson Edward Klotz joseph McAneny Donald Neiler james Vlfeakland George Bearer Robert Karcher .Ioseph Kiniry Donald McMullen .Ioseph Godfrey Carl Claus Anthony Cannistra Nancy Lou Simler Dorothy Foltz Mirian Smith Catherine Byers Marilyn McDevitt Irene Hurtak Mary Eva Gallagher .lean Godfrey Cl-IORISTERS 1 141 X Nfifuwvzn X' TALENT NIGHT Talent Night, presented on the eighteenth of February. was a successful entertainment. The Hidden Stars Hashed across the stage and were seen for the hrst time by the public. After thought: Father, you will never have to go out seeking talent for your various productions, for Irene Castles. Alex Tcmpletons, Benny Goodmans, and jessica Dragonettes are always entering our doors to stay awhile ffour yearsj and willing to share their gifts to make our Entertainment De- partment Hthe best. Those participating in the program were as follows: Ann Elizabeth Alwlc Raymond Burnheimer Carmen Cortez Valeria Fisher Mary Driscoll Donald Frick Blames Gans Helen Ciarczyclii Alice Geier Mary Clancy -Ioan Clancy .Xnn Clancy lvlariorie Huber Anna Mae Griffith Mildred lVlclVlullen Betty 0'Donnell Andrew Perzvlzy Mary Lou Pohl Richard Ruth Louis Saia Nancy Lou Simler Genevieve Smith Helen Zakuciya Francis Zupon Charles Mullen, accompanist ACE HIGH IVIEIVIGRIES S1'.rfy-1'1'f1l1 I SENIOR CLASS PLAY , , . . - . . l his play deals with an ordinary tamily, namely, the Parker Jones family. Park- er Jones. a retired fertilizer king, is but a tigurehead in his t'amily and is ruled by his wife. Vatherine. The Jones t'amily has three children: Gladys, Morey. and Kit. hladys isa sophisticated, sell'-conceited girl about twenty-nine years old, Morey is a tree and easy lad of about twenty-two years and Kit is a loving, cheerful girl of about seventeen. Mrs. Jones and Gladys are a scheming pair. Because ot' Gladyss odd disposition. she has not yet married and has not the slighest prospect. Mis. Jones tries to make a match between Lord Hawleigh and Gladys but tails to do so because' Lord Rawleigh really gets interested in Kit and not Gladys. l.ord Hawleigh turns out to be not a lord but a well-known crook known as Mack the ace , lle uncovers plot which is plan- ned by Mrs. Maxtield, a thief who poses as a lady ot' society. and Fulton. a notorious gangster who is employed in the Jones household. liord liawleigh, the ace , final- ly decides to cross the bridge which is between where he is and his selt'-respect. Mr. Jones then takes over the family and rules with a lirm hand. Kit then marries Mr. t'hallman, the garageman, Gladys is changed to a lovely, agreeable character, and Morey elopes with Ilora Vewan. the garderer's daughter. The participants in the play made a spectacular debut with the exciting, smash- ing eomedy of comedies, Ace High . The Seniors who participated in this production deserve the highest amount of praise for their excellent nc rtormances. However, only through the unceasing efforts of our beloved director, Father Fitzgibhon, could these students have revealed their exceptional ability and mastered their roles. Parker Jones Fatherine Gladys . Kit Morey , Mrs. Maxtield Blair Challman Mack. the Mace . Fulton . .. Dora Cowan S.. Fharactei 's Herbert llischot' Rosemary Neary Marion Schuster Mary Marcinko Lawrence l'odra llelene Ruth -lack lltister Dewey Vassler Charles Hanley Kathryn Ludwig l94I ty- ll 1' Il 1' OPERE'l l'A-THE FOREST PRINCE Tatiana, a princess of Russia, is held for ransom by the Cossacks. Although Dmitri, prince ol' Russia and her fiance, is general of Tsar lVlikhail's army, he is too cowardly either to rescue Tatiana or defend Russia against invading Tartars. Vaslav, chief of the Cossaclcs, goes to the Tsaris court to get the ransom. l-le finds himself admiring the Tsar, and offers the help of the Cossacks forces against their common enemy, the Tartars. rlhe Tartars are beaten, and the two victorious people pledge peace. Events show that Vaslav is the son of Tsar Mikhail, long ago captured by the Cossacks. Since he is of royal blood, Tatiana, who has fallen in love with him, may marry him. CAST OF CHARACTERS TATlANA--Princess of Russia, held for ransom by Cossaclis, Vera lVlay Luscombe SONIA-Cossaclc Cirl .. . . . E.. .. E ..., . ..... ..,...,.. lVl ary Kathryn Clancy VASLAV-The Cossaclc Chief , ,.,. ,. ., ., . ...William Ruth TATlANA'S LADY-in-waiting .. . Elizabeth Hackett IVAN-Friend of Sonia and Vaslavn. .,....,. .... ..... .lack Pfister llsYTCH-A Cossaclc, next in rank under Vaslav ....Herbert Bischof MQTHER VANYA--Cossack Woman ..... . . ............ ...Eileen Pohl TSAR lX,'1lKHALl,,-Ruler of Russia .... ........ . E ..,.. ..... ..... . J oseph lVlcAneny PRINCE DlX llTRl---Prospective Husband of Tatiana, the Dewey Cassler General of the Russian Army... ..,...... . .. JESTER AT THF, TSAR'S COURT ,, .,.,...,.. ,, .,........,,.. .M . ......... .. Donald Clark Messengers, Cossacks, men and girls, Russian soldiers, Courtiers, Ladies of the Court, etc. CHEER LEADERS Homer McCormack Gordon Adams Joseph Godfrey ATHLETICS MEMORIES Seventy Play me your games, and I will paint you your picture. l94I- nty-1 ATHLETIC COACHES DR CEORGE RANDOUR Athletlg Dum tm Football Cofmh NICK s7ABADc1Q VAL RIz70 pp RNARD LRCDOKSIKQN Baslutblll Lo uh ASSISUUII Pootb 111 111111111 H1511 If u ultx 1N1u11g,m1 Loan h P15111-111111 01,1111 XV N V 4 '- '-1- - 1 1 SW, w x vw ' Y ' A J 11 X, .- 1. W.. .-'. 1 . ', -. 1. . Q ,.,f 1 1 1 1 . N .. 1 ..11. .. ,, , I. 1 , 4 4 11. 1 1 FOOTBALL lhe I94I football team, playing the stiflest competition in the history of the school, com- pleted its schedule with a record of six wins, two losses, and two ties. With a squad of twenty-two players, Coach Randour put out one of the best teams in the city. LETTERMEN Pfister Vavrek Marshall Kozuch Quirk Mardis Weakland Curley Mitrus C-radwohl McAneny Bischof Fabish Tholt Summary of the Season Catholic 20 St. Justin . , . 0 Catholic 28 St. Francis, W. V. .. 0 Catholic .. 6 Gil City , . . , , 6 Catholic 7 Adams Twp. . .. O Catholic , I8 St. Vincent's Prep 6 Catholic , Z6 Conemaugh . , . I9 Catholic I9 Conemaugh Twp. H20 Catholic I2 Vvindloer .. . I 2 Catholic 6 Penn High ., M 7 Catholic 28 Scott I-Iigh , .. 0 170 55 MEMORIES Sf'1'f'Nfjf-fN'u L THF CRIMSON LRUSI-IFR I XMLS KA FENQKY halfback four years on the squad lVl1ght5 lVl1te a coach s dream exqulsxte passer Fmest defenslve man ID the d1str1ct do or dle sp1r1t brams and sparkpluG of the team CHARLES YARCHAK halfback four years on the team wmncr ot the Fockler Memorlal Award a one man Uang a pass snat hlng speualxst 1 crash1nG smashlng runner a natural athlete RUZUCH halfback and end two years on the squad played ex ceptlonally well ID both haltback md end posltlons excellent punter fxstest man on the team handlcapped by mjury rn hrs senlor year MARDIS quarterback four years on the squad small but full of f1ght1nG Splflt trlckey good at returnlng punts fine safety man scored first touchdown IU the last Frye mlnutes of the Scott l-l1Gh game CURLEY halfback two years on the team good blocker and tackler shlfty runner and good passer plaved well rn any backfield pOSllQlOIl persever xnce and loyalty nents backfleld s'naGc blocker do or dle slprlt bulwark ot the Crushers great llne dependable FABISH-end two years on the sqm ad hardest tackler pass snatch er de luxe e pert 'xt d1'1gnos1nG plays handlcapped by an Injured shoulder ln senlor year lVll l RUS-gu rd threc years on the team Slllmbllllg block for op ponents Good blocker flerce hghter punter for the team another bul wark ot our Great lxnc QU1RK guard three years on the team excellent blocker small but xdept dependable ln tou h QllIllltlOIlS qulet but efficient rl l-lOLrl end one vear on the squid Good defenslve man actlve xnd ln ely a hard vxorker tallest min on the team flne pass receiver BISLHOF Guard three ve mrs on the team small stature but a box of dynamlte lull of te rn' splrlt afvgressn e tackler dld well nn blockmg . h , L - K 7- . -.. .L V . 1 1 1 . . L 3 I I 0 - ,Q -i 7 K i I ' ' 9 ' D 1 - 1 C ' 3 3 L ' 5, ' gt ' . ' -' .1. 1 c L 2 1 el -1 ' . . W E .. 2 3 it y ' 1 r .H . . . . . U .L I. O .. I .H M . V 3 1 1 . N 1 . u ' D . 1- C x ,-t W I: . l u . .. L Z h I I ' MARSHALL-tackle-four years on the team: fifth man in the oppo- i v I C I ni L .. K . .. . . 1 Y . 3 . , - ' 1 , 1 - 5 - - 1 x . rl ' g 1:3 ' ' ' ' ' A c . H L a -- 1 , -' ' - - 'z ,, ' 1 ' ' G 1 1 1 - , 5 ,. I ' - - 'i . . G' 'Q 9 2 1 f ' Q - i I ' ' . . , 1- - H C I K -D . C X, 5. .7 I I ' ' 1 A c Q ' . N -L., C' - r ,e . 3, ' 3 z 2 ,L J-. ' . 1 ' ' ' t. MEMORIES Sf' zwlzfy-ff Yarelmk going' through the Conv- niaugh line for ai touch-down. Catholii' winning' 26-19. thrilling' ganna played at the Stadium in 19-10. Most Point Y'L1I'I'l'lHk, No. 81, running' for u tOllK'hd0Vl'll against VVindber. the splendid blocking given ley on this particular play. Note Char- Ambrose of Penn High running in the niud for ai touch-down against J. C. H. S. VVindber goes over in the last min- ute of the ganie to tie the score 12-12, in ai thrilling battle played before the largest Crowd of the year. -l 9 4 l-- Sc'1'er1ty-five MONOGRAM CLUB The fifteen boys selected from the football and the basketball lettermen, the managers, and the cheerleaders, who are now enjoying membership in the Monogram Club bravely paid the price of this privilege--initiation. The climax of this cere- mony was on March I2, l94l. While being received, these boys afforded amuse- ment to the student bodyg nevertheless, as victims of the initiators they gave a spar- tan example of how to take it. Un February 26, the Monogram Club held its seventh annual dance and again was displayed the ability on the part of the Club members to show a good time. Presiding Cfficersz Tim Marshall iis.s iiiis,ssss, ss,ss., , iisii, ,,,,,,i,..,..... P r e sident Tom Quirk ..... . .. i.......,... Vice-President Mike Mitrus ..,...,s ,, ......., ,,.i., S ecretary jim Katensky . .,.,. ,. ,Treasurer Seniors Charles Yarchak Herb Bischof Paul Mardis Frank Fabish Frank Kozuch john Curley Bernard Vance Active Members Underclass men Tom Weakland Bill Clark joe McAneny Edward Boldin Paul Madigan jim Coyle john Vardian joe Gradwohl Edward Barber MEMORIES , . ht- rt'f1fg1-st.:- V,xltsI'rY I-1.-xs!4i+Z'I'i:txi,I, TFL-XM With thrt-t- rt--gulztrs rt-turning from tht- 10 Z0 Sthtt- C'h:1mpitn1ship tt-:tm :tml :1 numltt-r tit' 4JlllSl2il'tllllg pros-pt-t'ts :ttlx':tnt-ing trttm the Junitn' Varsity :tml Junitn' High tt:tms. htmpt-s xx't-rt- high :tt tht- lit-ginning tit' the 1940-41 t':1mp:tign t'tmr tim tit' tht- rntmst ttutst:tntiing ttuintt-ts in tht- his'ttn'x' txt' t':tthtilit- High St-html. l't-rt'tn'ming in trut- t-humpitniship stylt-, our buys tht-kt-tl tmtl t-ight straight x'1t-ttmrit-s :tt tht- stztrt tn tht- st-:tstni int-lutling :t ln'illi:tnt -10-45 triumph t1x't-r strong Stott Iligh tit' Pittsburgh, :t W. l'. l. A. I.. IJHXVl'l'll0llht' in Wt-stt-rn l't-nnrx'lx':1ni:1. At this point t-:tgt-r t'txllt1xx't-rst-n- sittnztgt-tl tht- tirst umlt-t't-:ttt-tl tt-:tm in our histttrjf. Hnxx'ex't-r, tht- str:tin tit' uphttltling tht- prt-x'ittus thrt-t-' yt-:tr rt-t-ttrtl txt' 653 x'it'tttrics in 65 g:tmt-s--tniv tit' tht- tlncst :tt'hit-x't-- int-nts tit' :tny high sthtmtml tt-:tm in tht- L'nitt-tl S't:1tt-s-xx':ts entirt-lx' ttttt mut'h t'tn' tht- ltttxs :intl :tttt-r tlrtmpping sut-t't-ssix't- gztmt-s to l,:i Salle tat' t'umht-rlztntl, strung I r:1nklin lligh, Ilistrit-t t-h:tmpit1ns,tmurt'rimstni ttl:1tl xx'arriors hit :t tt-rritit' mitl-st-:tstin slump xx h1t'h sztxx' tht-m lttst- 8 out tat ll1l'll' nt-xt l-1 gamt-'s Nt-:tr tht- t-ntl tat' tht- st-astmn, htnxxv tx't-r, nur tt-:tm hn:1llx' l'l'j.'f2l1H0ll tht-lr t-:trly season stritlt-, :tml :tvengt-tl t-:trlit-r tlt-t't-:tts hx' trttunting l,:t Sztllt- :tml Wintlltt-r High twhtmtmls. 'l'ht- highlight tit' tht- I0-10--ll st'ht-tlult- was :1 six tlzty t-zxstt-rn trip. 'l'ht- t-ntirt- ttturnt-x' t-ttx't rt-tt nitmrt- than 800 l'1lllt'h2lllll it xx':ts tht- must t-l:tlttn':ttt- trip t-x't-r pl:tnnt-tl ttn' at t':tthtmlit' High t':1gt- tt-ztm. l ix't- gumt-s xx't-rt- pl:tx'e'tl tin tix't- t-tnist-t-utix't- nights xx ith tt-:tins trtxm lit-ntmx':t, Allt-ntttxrn, llztxt-lttni. Sht-nztntltrzth :tml Mcght-rrysttmxx'n. Our tt :tm m:tn:tgt-tl to xx'in thrt-t- tml' tht- tix't- g:tmt-s,, :tgainst tht- ttmught-st t'tmmpt-tititni in l tstt-rn l't-nnsx'lx':tni:t. In tht- ttnnuztl Stutt- t':tthtmlit- tt1urn:tmt-nt :tt NVilli:1msptn't, t':1tht-lit- High, st-t-king tht- thirtl st:ttt- t-humpitniship in t'ttur yt-:trs, was t-liminatetl in tht- tipt-ning rtmuntl hx' ti ztssx' St. tl:tltrit-l's High ttuintt-t tit' H:t'ct-ltttn, 35-29, :1t'tt-r htiltling tht- lt-:ttl until mitl- xx :ty in tht- thirtl. llttxvt-x't-r, tht- Urimstan t':1gt-rs succet-tletl in pl:1t'ing:1 pl:tx't-ron tht- tll-ttwurnt-x' tt-:tm t'tn' tht- tit'th t-ttnst-t'utix't- ye-:1r. Jim Katt-nsky, tint- tit' tht- grt-:ttt-sl tthlt-tt-s ttm tltwn :t unit'tn'm :tt Vztthtilitt High, was pr:tt'tit':1lly at unztnimtius t-htnt't- ttn' tht- guztrtl ht-rth. 'l'ht- prt-vittus st-:tstin, Imoth Y:trt-hak :tml Katt-nskx' m:1n:tgt-tl tti xx'in lit-rths tin tht- :1ll-st,:ttt- tt-um. Our rt-t'ttrtl t'tn' tht- st-:tsttn--10 x'it'ttn'it-s :tml 9 tlt-t'e:tts---t'tmmpilt-tl ztgztinst stunt- ttt' tht- ht-st high sthtmtml ttuintt-ts in tht- st:ttt- tit' l't-nnsylvztnizt. l94I- ,M e THE SEASONS RECQRD .lulIllSluwll .lolumstowu .lul1ustuxx'u .lullllstuwlm Joh ust own .lulmftuwu .lUllllSOXVll .lulmstmvu .lulmustmvu ,l1lllllNl0XYIl fl'bllllSlllXYll .I ullusluwu Johnstown .luhusl uwu .lOllllSl1lXYll lullusluwu .lulwuflmvu .lullustmvu .luhusluwu fltlllllF1l0XYll Iolmfrlmvu -l1lllllSlllXYll luh ustuwu l 1 K 1 'ulhulin 'ulhnlic 'ulhulin 'ullmlim 'ul holil lllllllblll Vzltlmliv , . ulhulu 'zithulin lilllltblll lillllllllk 'zllholu 'zuholiv 'zzlhulin lillllfilll 1 utluulil lilllllllll lilllllblll lllllllillt v 'ullmliv lilllllblll' V w zlllmllm' zllllulic' 21 4.1 lli T115 -19 A12 1 -,x 23 Ill 'fu -In All 5 .flu South lfwrrll Alumni l?:11'uoslnu'o Svolt High Sl. .lusvph lui hun h lmmz1vulz1T.4 fum 1 plum South lfurlx llzu'1wsluu'u l.u Salle' 1 lthulu l 1':1 u lc l iu l'uuXs11l:1wumx l 11 hulu f'0ll0Vll21'1LIll 23 Winclhcu' I9 l'uuxsul:1wuu 1 lthulu 2,1 i'uuvma1u:l1 -IT llvl1m'nl':1Tlmll1 IIT Allulwtuwll l lllllllll 25 llzxxvltuu C' ltlmlu 231 Slufllziluluzlll Ili! llvlculv fllllllfllll 3131 Frzlukliu Z-ST Xylllfllllll' SEI St. .losvyvll l.z1hull1-lzltlwlu , v . bt. Xuuw-ul lu p t lie-sull luuluzlmm-u -lohustuwu llltlmlin' lli 251 llazvltou l llhn ll'l'l1ll'l1 .lumvs liutl-usky l'luu'l0s Yau h ill llvruzml Yzuuw- .lov Thult .lavk l'llstm' l 1'z1uk Fillllilll Nlil-Lv Mil l'llS Upper row: joe Cradwohl, William Abele, Tom Weakland, Edward Bolin, and Coach Randour. Lower row: Jerome Gradwohl, Harry Englehart, George Wehner. JUNIOR VARSITY IVIEIVIORIFS Sr 1'1'11fj1-1'iy1l1l Comprised chiefly of players from last year's Junior High. the -Ivnior Varsitv made a showing worth while in their class. Although the team's record was not one of the highest achievement, due respect can he given to Coach Randour and his boys who had wins over such teams as Conemaugh and Vifindber. I I 1 I-- Him' JUNIOR HIGH Upper row: Charles Burns, Karl VVildner, Robert Keelan, Edward Tevolesky, Wlilliam Kenney, George Litwalk, Edward Clancv. Lower row: Donald Brydon. Bernard Keelan, Vlfilliam Pavlick, Capt. Raymond Able, Tom Ravido. Vvilliam Coyle, Vlfilliam Figura. Catholic Junior High finished their most successful basketball sea- son since they organized three years ago. Coach Bernie Crookston's team won I6 games and lost 6, losing three times to the school's Junior Varsity. Playing the brand of ball known around Catholic High, this in- experienced team made up of eighth graders and freshmen, and without a refrular from last year's squad, Coach Crookston put a team on the floor that caught the fancy of the fans. Vve do not hesitate to say that the members of this year's Junior High will make headlines in future competition. Some of their wins were over such teams as Cochran, XVestmont. Conemaugh Town:-hip, and Catholic junior Varsity. VARSITY TEAM GIRLS' BASKETBALL This year the girls' basketball team enjoyed one of its most active years Linder the supervision and guidance of Miss Jennie Vuicic. The members engaged in an eleven game schedule, the record of which is: i:IVlt. Aloysius r.,.. ,,..,,. L L I6 Varsity St. .Iohn Baptist ,eee,, L L 22 Varsity St. John Baptist r,r...i,.,... 20 Varsity Southmont LL r,.rr....r,... I5 Varsity 61 :::Annunciation L LL 28 Varsity :5:Annunciation I 2 lr. Varsity Iunior Pitt .....aeee,ee...,e.eeee.e, I 7 Varsity St :ESL John Baptist e,,e,e ,eeee L L 32 Varsity L :ESL John Baptist .......,.,a,. LL 28 lr. Varsity Holy Rosary L LLLL LLLLLLLLL 2 0 Varsity Holy Rosary LLLLLL LLLLLLLLL I I jr. Varsity Total .....L.LLL.................... Games played away. ZZI LLLLLLLL I7 lr. Varsity ,L,L.,.L,.LL LLLL, 9 I7 4 Jr. Varsity LLLLLLLLL LLLLLL.. 2 4 L L LLLL L.,.L L L 27 LLLLL L....LL. L L I2 I3 Total LLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLL I 7 7 MEMORIES Irfiyh fy I 9 4 l--- flrfy-mn' V7 5 JUNIOR VARSITY TE AM This squad prided themselves this year on defeating Mt. Aloysius for the first time in seven years. lnvitations were accepted by the team to Play Days at Mt. Aloysius and .Iunior Pitt. Pleasant memories were retained by the girls not only of these events, but also of the trips they took and the exciting games they playecl. Dorothy Barclay Rosemary Bishop Doris Coyle Leona Farabaugh Edward Freiwalcl Helene Frick Helen C-ordian Eleanor Klemens PLAYERS Marion Meyers Frances Murton Filizabeth Murton Patricia Rioux Katherine Slebonik Audrey Stager Martha Stager OUR ALUMNI I RPQIDIINQ, or FICFRS If plm R. I1 mm umm , Hx tl1e1rl1111tQ U hwll know t em MV.MURIl 5 lzzyfllfjf-f11'n 1 A I ' i . .L , 1 4 IH-4-9 lf-nt jose xism' Yin' l'r+-siclvni lfilcc' Roflgvr: lAl'f'ZlS1ll'.'l' f ' V am St'I'lf'l?ll'y Ritz Pohl 534231225 -- 'V : fu ' I 5 lf I V' f ' ln, 1 1111 H111 CONCR N IULAI TIONS TO OUR ALUMNI' Yvhat has Iong been a need 19 now a 1eaI1ty In August I9-10 the preI1m1n'1r3 step were taken to organize the Alumnl ASSOCl3tl0H of Cathollc I-Ilgh School At the ITICCUHO' on Frlday Aufvust 30 the foIIow1ng were eIected 1 ro tem oseph Relser I resident I'1Ieen Rodgers Vice I resldent Dsvld Henlmxn Treasurer Dorothy XX elmel Secrtary On September 7 1 Q5 OHILPIN were duly eIected I resldent oseph Relser Vue I resldent I lI?Pll Rodffers Tre mst rer Davld I-Ie1I man Secretary Rlta Pohl At the same meetlng these appolntments were made B1II Fltzpatrlck Chanman of the Soclal Commlttee Nick Szabados pubhclty Chalrman The AILlmnl Atssoclatnon has to date held a skatmg partv a Com munlon Breakfast 1 I'IaIIovxeen dince 1 home commg dance and ln LUII8IJOI'3tlOI1 wlth the Senlor Class ofC1thoI1c I-I1 h a Chrxstmas dan e Gut of thelr Oenerosltv and 'xppreclatlon for the school they hstve donated a mckelodeon for the use of the student body The students are benefittmg bv It and wlsh to express thexr smcere vratltude An OUtSt 1I'IdlI1f dlvlsxon of the AILIHIDI Assoclatnon IS the AIUHTHI Dramatlc GLllId Under the dlrectlon of Father Fltzvlbbon It has thls year glven 1 noteworthy pertormsrnce ln DuIcy Ther productlons 1re aIw'1vs of Interest to the pubht and to the student body who S111 merely hope that they contml e the Good work as the vears march on A fllI1CIlOl'llT1Q,' Alumm Q3I'g?lI1l7Eltl0I1 IQ truIv an asset to the schooI It represents In thxs lnstante at 19 not onIy a materlal heIp to the school and the Graduates but It I5 xlso one of spmtual benefit to those enjoylnfv mensI ershlp AUHIII our confvratulatlons amd be t wlshes for LOIIIIINIBI success I 9 -I I- ll - ..f, A- I A , - I . 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' 1 ' 1'0 '. 1' 1 ' ' ' 'S 1 1: .1 1: . S12 A l1f0?LfTfIlIhS H Id fast vom memorlc-5' Xvlthm Vour heart Keep one stlll secret spot Nvhere IUCHIOTICS mav go Nnd sheltered sO tw tlwrlw mrl grf w XV men Flfilllll and P trQ xr U lwvp lplwfo apart Vt lthlll wmr mcart I on mvmorles to fm C I IXTHVIURIIQS I 15111111 1 I-flflf ,Cx ,S -I ' Al.- f f ' .N , Nhlv 'V-5 R , ,,,. Vtvf ' f,z.z gmt, V,. . 7 I I I I L .4-Y 'X l 9 4 l X II fu llzrcr' QT XX il- Y CLASS HISTORY A LOOK AT YESTERDAY Act. l--Freshman Year Time-September, I937, june, V938 Let us imagine ourselves back again in those classrooms of Catho- lic High. We are now pupils there. The teachers and we are the actors. Those fond memories seem to captivate an interest in our hearts for we all like to remember our school days. Scene l-On a bright, brisk, autumn morning, a little over four years ago, a group of young men and women were beginning their first day at Central Catholic High. Some were dubious: others ambitious, but all were a bit fidgety. Perhaps it was the thought of new curriculum-Latin, algebra, ancient history, English, or the inher- ited dread of the second floor office, but this nervousness was soon released from our hearts after we entered the portals of Catholic High. After the first day all looked toward the future with hope and confidence. Scene ll-The lights are dimmedg the audience is hushedg the music stops. and slowly the curtain is pulled to unveil another play under the direction of Father Fitz- gibbon. And when the last act is over and the people slowly begin to file from the auditorium, a humble priest can be seen backstage congratulating his stars. No, he doesn't receive the encores. but to him goes the honor of being the best director in Qlohnstown During our freshman year, Father Fitzgibbon presented the follow- ing smash-hits: 'iThe Bat , a super thrillerg Christmas Through the Ages , a Christmas Cantatag Smilin' Through , a love storyg Behold the Man , the Lenten play, and All at Sea , the annual operetta starring the pupils of the school. Scene lll-Although the football team played a mediocre season, the do or die spirit was shown in the last game of the schedule at Pittsburgh. With ten seconds to play, Catholic High took possession of the ball. The pigskin was snapped back to Brandon: in desperation he ran back looking for a receiver, suddenly he threw the ball with all his power: into the air it zoomed and out of nowhere the giant hand of joe Major grabbed the ballg one-two-three men, the husky end sidestepped and after running ten yards he was over the goal for a touchdown. The score was tied, but was Pittsburgh to hold? Catholic ca me from the huddle for the extra point try. The Crusher lined up in the familiar MT formationg Brandon took the pass from center and heaved the piffskin into the waiting arms of johnny Spack. The point was good! Catholic High won the game with only ten seconds to play! A contrast was noted in the basketball team. ln V938 the Crusher won every regular season game except one, and went on, in a blaze of glory, to capture the State Championship. MEMORIES .-- T11 ii lu tml: Scene lV-To look after the spiritual needs of the students of the school the Little Flower Mission Society and the Sodality were founded. The hard work of the girls and Sisters enabled the Annual Sodality Bazaar to be a success both socially and financially. The Mission Society sponsors the annual retreat. and in our freshmen year the presence of Father Hart as Retreat master was appreciated by the freshmen class. The climax of everv school year is the Final Exams . When we learned that we had successfully walked the ways of Knowledge during our first year of high school, we were content. We had spent a year at Central Catholic, and all were determined to come back for the sophomore term. Act Il Time-4937-l939 Scene l--The sun shines brightly. students converse freely about subjects. teachers, athletic possibilities. They are the 'isophisticatecl Sophomoresf' They ride the freshies, but with good nature, and many of them, remembering their own young days help to fix the newcomers and put them right as to schedules, subjects, and rules. 'l-hey plan to become military strategists with Caesar in Gaul, and to study French, the language of romance. Scene ll-An interruption in studies by the Alumni players, who entertained us with The Big Pond, and Howdy Stranger. The students present the Cantata, Ulcleart of Christmas, the operetta, Swords and Scissors, and the senior class play entitled Very Untruly Yours. The first Talent Night, a program featuring the entertainment talent of the student, a great success. The large and varied amount of talent supplied a pleasant surprise and provided the incentive for making the per- formance an annual affair. Scene lll-The football team plays ten games, wins five, loses five. Our basket- ball team won the first game of the tournament, but lost the second game. The basketball team, though eliminated in the second game made the Winners tremble with their accuracy and team play. Although they were not given much chance of victory, they showed team spirit and upset some of the favorites who were bet- ter on paper, but not on the gridiron. Scene IV-A beautiful, peaceful nook. At one end an altar twinkles with candles. Father Gerard, O. S. B., is conducting a retreat. It is a soul-warming thing-it makes the students stop to consider seriously the question, 'iwhat are we here for, anyway? The students wander idly on a bridge Vacation over a tinkling brook. I 9 4 I My-!i1'1' 4 ACT Ill Time:-l939-l940 Scene l-The students have crossed the stream, and now, belong to the Smart Set, the Juniors. They exercise one of their rights. the choice between a Commercial and an Academic course, They learn typing and shorthand or Latin and French. They attend dances and other social functions open only to upper classmen. Scene ll-A pleasant retreat conducted by Father McDermott, C. P. Another ques- tioning, more deep thought. Father aroused a determination to succeed but only by fair and square means. Scene lll--The actors plav out some of the favorite stories. The Alumni show Nervous Wreck, and the First Legion. The students' efforts produce The Spirit ot Christmas and the operetta Top O' the WcJrld. Scene IV-Our football team turned in a creditable performance. winning seven games, and losing two, both by one touchdown The basket-ball team returns from Vlfilliamsport, deserving champions bringing home the Bishop Hafey trophy. Scene V-Distraction now came in the forms of dances, the Easter dance and lun- ior-Senior Prom. The students celebrate the Prince Gallitzin Centennial by writ- ing essays, two of which received honorable mention. also by competing in the ora- torical contest sponsored by the Catholic Sorority of Johnstown, Anna Marie Buck- ard carried off the first prize and Martha Vance garnered the second. Catholic High School claimed the first prize in the Gallitzin Poster contest, the lucky artist being Eleanor Kleman, a freshman. Many ofthe students were happy to be chosen as members of the cast for the Gallitzin Pageant, the climax of the activities in mem- ory of the Prince Priest. ACT IV Time-September I 940-june I 941 Now four years later a group of dignified Seniors are be- ginning their last term at Central Catholic High. From all over the city the students come-some walk, others ride but all with the determination to make their last year at Catholic their best year both scholastically and social- ly. Scene I-The opening day is the same as it was when we were freshmen-sunshine showered everywhere, but a great change has taken place since the autumn of W38. The new seniors are confident, because they have been enriched both intellectually and spiritually. Moreover, they have begun to realize that life is not such a bed IVIEMORIFS ,., Thiifu sir of roses as they thought. Withotit much excitement the pupils arrange their sched- ules. Some, wishing to catch up. are taking underclass subjects, while others are hastening to the Vergil, physics, social problems, English, intermediate algebra. and trigonometry. Gone is the light--hearted gayetyg the pupil now real- izes that the time will come when they must fish for themselves. With this unusual seriousness the Seniors began their fourth and last. year at Central Catholic. Scene ll--The trumpets heralded another banner year for the stage productions at Catholic High. Because of the line direction of our one and only Father Fitzgibbou large audiences witnessed the plays during the I940-41 season, and the same stand- ard of excellence was not lacking. The genial priest presented Dulcy , a comedy: the annual Christmas Cantatag the relatively new innovation in stage productions, mllalent Nightllz and the operetta, Forest Princeil, starring the pupils of the school. Scene lll--Smashing all pre-season dope the Crimson Crusher Football squad. with a limited amount of material, won six. tied two, lost two. and those by one point mar- gins. Facing the stiff schedule as they did, the boys justified themselves week in and week out. and the Crushers of l940 can he truly called the best team in the his- tory of Catholic High. To bring fond memories here are our classmates who justi- fied themselves on the gridiron: Charley Yarchak, -lim Katenesky, Tim Marshall. Mike lVlitrus, Frank Fabish, Frank Kozuch, Paul Mardis. Tommy Quirk, .loe Tholt, i'Butchl' Hanley, C-ig Bischof, Jack Pfiester, and john Curley. Although the basketball team did not live up to early season expectations, it had a fair season, playing hot and cold ball, winning sixteen and losing nine. Scene IV-The annual Retreat given by a Redemptorist, was declared the best in our four years here at Central Catholic High School: and the annual Sodality Bazaar proved a phenomenal success. The last year of school always passes quickly and our Senior year was no exception. Final Exams seemed to come just as fast as we could say jack Robinson . It was like a dream. Commencement night was soon over and all realized that their days at Central Catholic High were ended. With sad hearts, that group of freshman that first entered the portals at Catholic High four years ago left their Alma Ma- ter. Now we are going into all walks of life enhanced by the spirit of Catholic High. We have learned not onl your school work, but we are also determined to make the world a little better because we have lived in lt. Villa 'l'lclF. CLASS OF 'ell ARE PROUD TO BE ALUMNI OF CENTRAL CA IHOLIC HlGl l SCHOOL! I l9-ll- 1'r'fy-.wfwrrz CANDID SNAPS , RU'l'IllZll'X XVOill'S thu f1l'il1l4UI! :xml lluldn wlth am sur. . S1-pxxraxtimm is fast, 2lDDl'lH1k'h- img thosv frin-mis. Muntaum is vzxlling. . ls this shy I-1'014l1lHIlll our .lig- nitivnl lqllllllll? . Irish snowhil'mls'.' bul'v!'l'l1m'y IIN' :Ill I-l'0lll St. P:1tl'im'k's. . Rvnl pznlf for four vvzurs. . Looks likv wpring. Sky luluv llHifUI'lllS nm- muvh in cvimlvm-v , llgmlvy has ax vhznwu to pow. Kay Lmlwig. as usual. serum- anul lmmvy. N3 Sdn -ni' FATHER TlME'S SCRAP BOOK OF THE CLASS OF '4l tt lipped from Johnstown Tribune, June lil, 19-ISI NYJ Af' BROADCAST SCHEDULE, I .-30 230 :10 215 .00 'SHI S00 :tltl :HU 2510 :UO- 200 ZtNl-- :UH -I 2.10 200 'Htl 200 1350 JUNE 19, 1948 Morning Exercises, conducted by Peter Delic. What's New In the News , with Joe Ward. Your Sportscasteru with Steph- en Hudak. Life Story of Betty and Joe . u .- -Cheerful Cassler . Melodies in Rhythm by Mary Jane Litzinger and Helen Ven- giarchik. Midshipmen's Quartet: Abe No- vak, Tom Daley, Joe' Tholt, and Joe Hiland. Life Can Be Beautiful starring Vic Schuller and Irene Shoppe. IVhat the Well Dressed Man Will Wear: H. H. Bischof. an - Purely Politics : Senator Po- drasky. Lone Range'r starring George Picklo. he Movies reviews and pre- views: Jean Hornick. Your Hit Parade, with Veronica Palus's orchestra, featuring Jane Kesslak and Jack Pfister. New Wrinkles In Recipesu: Dorothy Seibert, Clara Boxler, Helen Knaze, Jean Seifert, and Emma Stem. T -The Red Cross Nurse: Rose- Yl12I.l'y N CHFY . -Jingle Bell Ballads: Bernice Weismiller. -- The Love Lorn Lit'ebelt: Leona Farabaugh and M. C. Dietz. --On With the Dance, with the Zapf, Highland and Graft trio. Signature-John Curley. -ll! n John 'town ribunc, June 2, 19451 t l vycd I o s 1 1 IISOIIAILITY LEADERS BOAST ENVIABLE RECORD The untiring efforts of President MEMORIES Th 1-7 tu uqlzt Helene Ruth, and Assistants Anna Marie Huffman and Lois Heidenthal have re- sulted in a 3002 increase in Sodality accomplishments in Johnstown during the past tive years. :Q tClipped from New York Times, Sept. 1. 191031 PERSONAGES IN THE NEWS Hollywood actor: Mike Mitrus Hollywood actress: Rita McG0ugh Battleship Christener: Julia Goas Mortician: Pat Frick Artists: Tommy Quirk and Kitty Lud- wig Basketball Coach: Jimmy Katensky Football Coach: Charley Yarchak Aviatrix: Helen Loncar Food Taster: Paul Mardis Champion Fisherwoman: Josephine Pribelsky Magazine Cover Model-Powers: Doro- thy Barclay Poetess Laureate: Eileen Pohl Globe Trotting Janitor: Steve Maschak President's Special Envoy: Elizabeth Mackey. QQ tflipped from N. Y. World News, Feb. -1, 111171 BUYERS SHOP FOR SPRING Buyers for the huge and nationally situated Vance Department Stores con- verged in New York this week to shop for the latest spring fashions. Miss Gunzelman specializes in dress- es, Miss F. Murton in handkerchiefs and purses, and Miss Dolores Kessler in shoes and hose. Jack Abele excels in buying shirts. Robert Seitz in suits, and Robert Brett in shoes, ties and socks. nk ttTlipped from Johnstown Democrat, April IT. 19491 SAIA'S SHAKESPEAREANS SENSATIONAL ON TOUR Sam Saia's Shakespearean Theatre, an affiliate of the C. H. S. Alumni Dra- matic Guild, is now on tour, portraying Macbeth. Leading roles are excel- The cast included these graduates -I 9 4 I- Tlzirty-nifne lently handled pians: Duncan Macbeth... , Banquo ,, Lady Macbeth Malcolm.. M ac D u fl ...... the following thes- ., Robert Boes e, L Alvin Riddles John Stewart .wllorothy Gradwohl , ,.,, . John Seth ,. John Highland ttilippcfl from Los Angeles Herald, May I, 19-till Leanor Cortes and Elizabeth Murton made a smash-hit when they appeared in person alt the Dennis Hart Theater last night. Miss Cortes is the famous Met- ropolitan Opera star. and Miss Murton is radio's beloved Oh girl. lk tt'lipped from .Iohnstown Deinocrat, June ll, ltl.lTl REAR ADMIRAL MARSHALL VISITS CITY FACTORIES Rear Admiral T. Marshall, accompan- ied by Generals Adams, O'Shea and Mur- ton, visited Johnstown yesterday to in- spect McGregor's Airplane factory and the Fabish Chemical works. Given the key to the City by Mayor llelene Frick, they rode in an official car, accompanied by the mayor and her assistant, Dolores Frick. The police escort was composed ol' traffic officers Petruska and Kozuch. lk t'l':iken from N Y. World llispatch, July IS. 1:1185 NEW YORK BOASTS DISTINCTION IN BEAUTY SALON New York boasts the distinction ol' having the one and only Kathy Mack lleauty Salon. Personnel consists ot' these operators: Regina Byers, Edwar- da Friewald, Martha Pollack, and Eliz- abeth Brunyak. tlfroin Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph, Aug. 4, IU-ISI MOTHER SUPERIOR HOLDS SPLENDID RECORD Sister Mary James, the former Betty Hankinson, now Mother Superior of Saint Mary's Orphanage, Pittsburgh, proudly points to the Home's record dur- ing the past year, and hopes for contin- ued success. 1t'Iipperl from Johnstown Democrat. Sept. lt! lil-till THESE FUNNY FORTIES GREAT SUCCESS The musical extravaganza, These Funny Forties, presented last night to dedicate the new Catholic High School auditorium, proved a howling success. from the class of '41: Elizabeth Hack- ett, featured singing her favorite and the ever popular There I Gow: Ray Shiber, Rachel Burger, Eddie Klotz, Dor- othy Kessler. Jimmy Neral, Mary Ma- tais, Bill Springer and Mary Marcinko in the novelty, Jitterbug Jamboreef' Frank Zupon rendered his own beautiful composition, Faithful to Forty-one: Bill Trabold brought down the house with St, Louis Blues and Power- house. QL tFroin Johnstown Tribune, Sept, DHI, ISIS!!! ESCORT SERVICE CITY'S NEWEST FEATURE .Iohnstown's newest enterprise is an Escort Service , conducted by Marion Schuster. Personnel includes, among others, such handsome young men as Charles Hanly, Jimmy Hyland, Edward Lison, Joseph Paluchak, and such lovely young damsels as Joan Laughrey and Helen Gordian. -Bill-- QA Clipping' from .Iohnstown Tribune. Oct. QT. H1505 THREE BUSINESS PERMITS ISSUED Johnstown Chamber of Commerce is- sued permits for the establishment ol' three new business houses in town. The first issued was for Burkhardt's Dairy Store, to be located in the 500 block on Main Street: the second was for Agnes and Mildred's Cooking School, to be located at the corner of Market and Main Streets: the third was for the Ryan Beauty Shoppe, to be located in the Fish- er Building, Main Street. -Q' Name .XIII-IQ-A .Inhn gxtiitlllr, tinwlmi Ilaiclay, Ilmwrtiiy Ilivhni, II1-l'In'1'I Iim-S, Ihilmt-rt Ilnxlvr, i'I2lI'2l lim-tt. IIUIM-l't I!i'nnyaIi. I'IIizaIwtI1 I'illI',L1'l'I'. IIavIizu-I Ilnikliarilt. Walti-r Iiyi-rf. Iii-Irina f'assIi'i', IN-wvy l'in'tt's. Ift-4nim'v l'ni'It-y, .Inhn Itaiuy. 'I'hu1naX II4'Iia', I'1'lt'l' Iiivtz. Mary tl I aImirIi, I r'anIi I'a1':xIun1gIi. I.mn1a I xt-iwaIiI, I'itINY2Il'lI2l I'il'iI'Ii. IIUIUH-5 Ifi-ii'Ia. IIa-In-nv I 1'ick, I'at,. tiuas, .IuIia tl-nwliaii. IIi-It-n Gi'aiIwnIil, Iltwutliy firoft. KatIiIm-min IIIIIIZUIIIIIIII. WI2ll'I.1'1lI'0I Iiaviivtt. I'iIiZaIu'tIi IIankinfon, Mary IIanIt-y, Vharlt-s IIai't, IM-nnis II4-nIvnthaI, I.ms IIii.5hIaniI. l'atIiui'inc I-IOROSCOPE Usually Seen .-Xt -Il'I'I'XIS VOIIIIIILL' Iatv With liravu Iiuatinpg at 1'Iark's Illuwhing' Uni, walking: Dozing' XYith Sta-V0 Stuciying I.atin With Hurt Smiling: In t'Ial'k's With t'nl'IQy With I4L'UIItil'0 Talking' With Tim Fixing: hcl' hair At a skating' rink IIQ-rv and tht-rv Tvasing' ICatin,L5 Ibanving' At thu IIaIL' News Asking: soinohotiy tht tnnt- Giggliiig' With IC. Murton Waiting: for IC. Mavkoy With .Ianv and Ilory Writing: Ivttm-rs Waiting for Fornriale' strut-t VIII' IIavingf fun Thulnhing: a iimio 'Ihinking' ahout 'I With li. Mackey I IVIEIVIORIFIS Furfif Ambition Favorite Saying 'I'n he a husiiicss man Iliti wt' haw- t'un'.' I'1'ofi-ssional mlanvt-1' Ge-e whiz! IM-nnis NI0I'pJ,'2lIlIS Ivatl- ing' IatIy Yon'i't- all nmuth! Mayor ut' .Iohnstnwn IJun't t'nnI arounil To Im a SIIILIUI' Got out nt' In-rvf To In- a growl flani-ci' I hupvf Insurancv saivsnian If that r'ight'.' To niarry Steve Sww-t Vhivkuiif To Iw a houst-wit'o Wait a niinutvf NIEIIIIILIOI' nf I'Iai'k's .Ye-s. I 1':i1ivvs St,oimg'1'apIici' .So whatl' Ilnn a Iiingn 'I'hat's what tht-y tt-II ini- 'I'n visit, Spain Okayf To ht- a i'ivaI YL-ah. I Iinnw Iioavh six foot Iilaino it on IliiIiIIL-s Unnwlian Wull I'II In- eIuggNtiI To mit Latin .I'II helm-haf Ih' anuthvi' Williv Iluppt- In tht- sith- imvkm-t 'I'n join the Army .Of uoursvf To sm- a R04t'IiOXVI flaunt' XYULIIVK' a shnw To Iivc in Ilaisytuwn NVvII.- maui Private Sl'L'l'1't2ll'y 'I'hat's what yun think To ht- a polivvnian Okay! To christen a hattlt-Qhip What tinnf is itl' To join thu Navy That, which is! To hc- a gomi wife' ,Uh, my ht-art! To marry young Oh yeah? Tu gn to cullvgx- Ain't it tha- truth? Visit, ICmvi'aI4I Islvs I t'oi'ggm To Iiyv in Mm'i'm-IIx'iIIv You knnw what I inn-an fhaznpion rith- shut IIit tho i-nad! To own a var' I iIiiIn't mln it To waItz on rullvr skatvs Oh, li00IlUl'SI To be a nun You ouglit to know l94l-- , 'riff-1 llll' Name llilztlltls, .lusviill llm'iiicla, .lvzin lliitlzili, Stvnlivn llllllilllllll. Annu Miirit llyliintl, .lziint-s K2ll'lll', Agiivs liI1l4'llSliX. .lnnivs livsslzivlx, .lant- lit'ssln'i', llolmwx Klutz, l'illW'i1l'4l liiiiizv. llulvn linziirk, l i'zinli l.:itii4l1t-ry, .luzin l.isun, l'ltlwzil'tl I.itziiiy,rt'i', Mairy il. l.uiit':il', llt'lt'n Matrix' liiilwig, Kzitliwiiit' Mxiulivy. l'lliZzilmt'tli Nliiiviiilm, M:1i'y Man tllS, l':itil Mziiwhzill. 'l'iin Miisuliiili. Sta-nlivn Miltxiis, Matty Mitrus. Micliiit-l Mtwk, li:ithlt't'n Mnrtun, l'nti'it'li Murtun. lzlizulwtli Mnrlun, l i'ziiit't's Mt'llcrtig'l1, llit:l lll'lll'l'L1'Ul', lCulmt'I't Xt-:1i'y, lhift-iiiairy Nl'l'Ill, .lziinuw Ntnvuli. .-Xllwrt U'Slit'zi, t'l:irt'iit't- l':ilus, YL'l'0llit'Zl l':iliit'li:il4, .lust-ph l't'ii'iiNkzi, .lohi' l'it'lil0. lit'ul'L1't' Usually Seen lliiwyingg' Acting' like at lznly At tht' unntly stzxncl l.nnkiii,t1' ini' suiiit-inn' t'ninhin,Q' his hziii' Giving' ziwziy czinily Mziliingj l'21L'l'S Vtniiiiig' in lzitt' lfaitiiig' t'lit't'sc nopt'ni'ii litwniiig: lutt' lionrs With Sznnniy lit-t't'i't't'iii5: 21 ,utiiiiv illlIl'l1llIL1' ntl' tht' hvzit Pushing' his van' l'lziying' iiiiiot't'iit, li-rllvi' skating' Ltmliing: for sonivtliing' At Wt-stniont With M, Mutziis W'ni'liiiig' :Xt tht' lf. ut' fl. lffiitingi' :in ainplt' With M. Nlilltllllitm With lizitoiisky Un Siiigfci' 'St,i't't't :Xt Gt'i'li:ii'clt's With ll. tli'zitl'wolil 'l':illain,g' liunning for 11 hits lining' his lionit'wni'l4 With Kitty ln E98 illl'l1llSk'l'llJlllLZ' liziiiggliiiig' 'llilliiiig' to livsslvi' Ktwiiiiig' quivt Studying' llniiuiiigg Ambition litirgcss ut' thin-iiiniiigli To ht- it nurse To lit' :1 pivot ALIl'lL'Llll.tll'illiSl lll'Ul0SSlOIl11l ll2l'lil'tli2lll nlziyvi' To he' at llt'llLltlt'lllll Foutlmull cmicli llzinct' instl'ut'tui' To own ll t'oiiyt'rtililt' vutint- To ,g't't :i ,ioh To liyt' on zi fzirm To ht' il ll'll,il'llt' pitvliui' To iw :i writci' 'ln grvt, nizii'i'it'tl To hcln tht' Sick Aii' liostos-s To inzirry , Stt'iiog'i':tplit'i' l'i'iVa1t0 Tu lu' at foothzill ht'i'n st'c'i't'tz1i'y l'nlit't'in:in Tu ht' at izinitoi' Mnvit' :it't1't'sQ To lt'1i1'n to tlzlnvt' gll'll0g'I'illll'lUl' Stzigx' iiiziiiztgwi' 'l'n gut tzill 'l'n ni:ii'i'y ai six tkvott-i' Guotl it't'-skzitvi' 'l'o rvll t ht'Vi'olt'ts Tu lit' :1 t'owg'ii'l To mlrivt' at svhnnl lius To get ti tm in Trip.: To own thc' llutlg't'i's Mvtlivzil se'c'i't'ta1l'y To lvzul :1 luinci Tn gift to svlitml on tnnn 'lb ht- ii lziwyvi' if Favorite Saying Going' niy waxy? Oh surt-Y Wt'll. l'1l say? l'i'm't' it What zi yu say? llzivt' swine-l Iluininy up tl .ltitlzwf Quick likt' ai linnny lli kill! l'll toll Sziininyl t'ui'tziinly, t't'l't2llllly For tht' lnvt' ut' l'i-tv! My l ui'tlY lin you knmv wl1i1t'f You z1in't lying .' Mt-owl On-lil-lib lint clctinitvly lt! at gyp l wun't tell yu lli yzi. kitll Whnt ilu yuu kiiuxyl' l,istt'n hi'ntli4'i' llvt v0ii'i't- kiclrliiw' 'l'i'y :intl nizikt' nit' W'zitt'h Gl':irl5's ht':ii't' Go slower, W.ilt! 'l'h:tt's for survl l'ht'y'it'4 thx' lit-st' Uh, buys! l'nt coiniiiu' Nut necesszirily so liziy ntl, you guys! lloly cuts! l grtwss so lYll1ll,S th:it'.' lizitlivi' szig'zu'intis. l'tl s ,941 Name- l'tixii-i', .liiliii I'-+4Ii':ifliy, l,:iwi'i-iiiw I'uliI. l',lli't'l1 l'nIl:ivk. Nlnithzi ., . I'i'iwi-lfky. ,lofi-ifliim Qiiiik. 'I'Imm:1f Iiiiliili-F, Alviii Iliiili. Ill-Iviiv Ilyziii. llvgfiiizi liyziii. f':itIit'i'ii1t- Sith-tl. Ilmwutliy s:i1.i. FJIIIIIIUI Si-Iiulli-i', Yirtm' ?4t'llllrit'I'. Nlzirimi Sl'llN'l'I, lltrflllllj' SviI'vi't. .lvzxii Svill, li1ilu'l'I N-th. .luhii Sliihvr, Ilziyimniil Slimmpp, ll'1'll1' 4ivi'iiigvi', Willinm Stn-iii I'lIlIlIlfl Stn-xx.ir't, .Inhii Nt i ailui, Nlileliw-il 'llllnllt .Iwi-gilt llllfllllllll. lvillilltll Xliiivv. Ili-riizeiwl X'1'IlI1'l2ll'l'llIli, llvlvii Il :iI'1l. .lim-Uilll lYt'2llil2llIfl. -luniws hYl'l5lllllli'l'. ISL-riiirt Yailwliailx. Vllsirlt-s fgipfr, llliuw' Xiiium, l'll'1lllli Usually Seen Vmmiiiig' lzitt- Imitzitiiig th-iw liruiizi lfimliillg' ful' llllll Iilushiiigg - llitli X. l'ziIus At thc t-ni'iiQi' stori- IXi'i.ftiii1g: with Ilzxlvy lll.lillILl' Iltiggpgiiig' thi' milieu' ui' With Korsvl I't1sf' .Xt thu tzipitnl Xlgillcliig' with lx. I,. lyimig Immliiiig' fini' -'mm-mio 'l':illiiiiig' In :i hurry tu gt-t Iimm With Svliilllvv In I'i'uspwt. I IIUXYIIIQ plum Ilziiiviiigg' zit Wm-wtnm 'I'ziIkiiig' zilmtit zx I-owl,-ix Illt'iLll't' llriiiliiiig' IIIIIIQYILIIUN Iii ilu-ti-iltimz Uri :I mlziiim- tlmw Ptittiiigg :i waivv :ii iii' ham' St LUIXIIILI' Stflliiigj uzimly VIIQIICIIILZ' ni wziik At thi' clziiry stinw' At, litmu- IC u t i img' Ilowii tuwii :XI Illll Ix.n1 K. :xI'5.QLIlIl1L' III Ambition fn ,w In Inv :i conit-iliain I0 ho :ui orzltm' To Iivv on il Vzimh lu t1':xvt'I lo Int- zi good typist To hc zm artist lu mvviit at pt-im-iitzil mot i I :1mou mi mzichim- s piano nlzlyt-1' In lst- :1 moth-I In III2lI'I'X' ai riuli mam I iirlvcinlocl To ' mx11zi.lt1tn- lint: 'l'u Iw :in at-I-miiitziiit To ftuily tim- arts To hi- :ui ziuthm' To tukv lift' vast' To ht- :i szilvsnizin l'III't'lIlI1II To ln- ai htikm-i' Tn lim- in tho Anim' To he 21 itill'ilAIl'lt'I' v Uompn girl To vxpuml iihysicailly To im To iw' To plz: 5 III I 2lI'lN'j.1'Il' Ilzill ll ,iittr-:-hug: ll hm-zivthin-:ilu-1' 'I'o be at calmly sulcsinziii To hu : To Irf- ilutly in whitn- .1 truziiit uilirui' To Inv an West Point Vmlmt To bc il Pl11ll'1llLlL'lSI 'Ilia Cozivli .l, if II. 5. To hv at music' LL-:ivln-1' To ho ai ncmmosvr MEMORIES Favorite Saying Nliglity triuky I tolil thzit, shi-ritl' It! In-yonil im- liozillyl Wt-II I'III1vf 'l'hzit's zilmut thi- saint III- iiii-:I Ili-yu 0 nuta I tlllllll kiiuw Whi-ii ilu we 1-ut? You kiimx' whzitl' Yiwu know Why c'vi't1iiiiIyf Wt-II. yiiu know Iluw can you tvII'f 'l'I1z1t's fm' sure! I IIUIIII. gvt it l'l'1mX't' Ii Quiutf IPui1't I4-t it Imtlim-i'yiit1 Uh luwf Aw ymi gxiiiig' ti, ht, Stuimlwii 'ff Uh, yi-:il Uh. sugfzilk lla-y. Stiiikey Sun- thing ,Im-ksuii Wisv up All fight, The strvvt t':ii' was Init Sistvi' Thzit's what yuu thiiili Oh, heck I'II :lip you Oh, Iiuppy tiny 'lin IM' Ot' IIUI In In' iffy-I Fmtu Hun rt it N t L ui Ncn ll tk ll ' 'x ww TIME MARCI-IES 0 21 ic iufx i ux 1 ci lmulc Tm opcuiuf., gun ot oui fo0tJ 1 vi on unc tncc to xcucl oui bow off to 21 suc ctxxtlll Ncmon it 1 pcp mccting in oui dlltl oiium fooc uc to sou mov' 11st Lgmic .mc w 1 1 g.,.1nic' e t ithollcx hclcl tht lieucllmcx with 21 wcoic ot x X in x lux An mspu mg., vic x c LIN Ninte oui oppouentx x 1 o i t xtholic Nchoo mcl wc oxcxtoolc thcm l'lllt no lc' ci Noui o killcm Mlm cuuc ut .uc cutciul thc uuclitoiiuni ou nxt It moi N ucic glVkll o But not X x uclc honc t c PILNLIIKQ o li l'xcc cncx Bishop ,ui loxlc Spook hue Spoolu thcic' Spoo S xczxuhcic mc o weio thc h1g'hp1tc cc 2 c ncx cu oxcc ouct 12.121111 then ll 1 llxllouccn P1 ' 1 A nc pxcscutccl c Xi iut 12 N Ju c xx uc i onciccl muci cntununmtnt oi i tliuc tux cl UN lmmust thc xtucluitb cntexccl o ic mi o Llc ici uncci c c i S Tim g,,ix1ng, Dlx imwccl out ot iicw cc 1 in mu 1 mt ui mo c xlctoix N ollc c ott i h '-. N mot Ll um mcccc to oi Ifcuwt ot tht l1llllhlLUllt0 Conccp ion Om ot our C cuci il Communion Dim I' Oui muxxc clcputmcnt prc seutccl then Pageant of the Nativity which was Qdlll to lic out ot thc. bc t thiistmis IllNS ut hc tcblcau xx ix 21wc 111X-piling thc btudent boclx xx io nmclc UP tic cast aucl uholus LOOJLI :cc wil nc xc x .incl LO0Dtldtl0ll pells -,uc LLNN c night of thc Chiistniis Ducc mc oclioux X 1 mix of Paul Plum s oichcs ll 1 ccl thc h ill incl 1f.200lltll'llQ wis hfaci ox 1 1 ictiwc tootibill mcmbexs le2uucc o rc 1l'c tot lcc it fol the lllltldtlOl1 bc .lu mum., ix it cnc lhc C1 it Du Our Bazaar whit xx lx wcccw 1 ocii mc P cn x of en oxmeu xx 1- c i cu lx uuxo l iul l'lxnn flllllhhltl thc music t'o1 hc cmogiim ur vnua ance A cn o ccl hcmxclxc mot cy qocii N ccc X 1 N x lcft culx this moim 1 in -Xll Vcc 1 Sy? ,Q -f'-' 2 ,.-w. N Ui 1 ut ol stitc lhlcc wins two loxscw Somc hicccn tilcnt wu lnought c it l 1 1 i.,u .11 lc21t wu plucntec 1 I' x 7XXilXmc n ill cmox cXl thc plocluc lou of the Taluit Night 1 H o ' ui giilw lmxslcctlmll tcim ww n thc hut e tiex X nu wut luck ci us 121111 0 5 hcl ox 1 Vlt Aloywiu ld ,I his J ot c tcum inch c ix N Xbion i c oul PllllLlDllN dmc M T mlc xou I' xthcl N I h ll Vluch cvcitement miom: thc xcnioix iw llllg'N wclc xelu cc ich c uccu xx chu l0llNlll'I' ww fmt sont of .1 iota ion L or sic u mt cl to tollou, fo: it vw ls X oc.1t1on Wcclc nogi 111 vi is ,nexcntec to thc Socli 5:11 x tieuim, t c impoitancc of chooxing thc right vocation ec N in honol of St P.1t1 All thc nlcli :ix on t Pxtiicks ich Ill 1 tcX n lett toclix to clatcncl hc cup ln cXompctm,1 in thc touxmimcnt Thu c um homc with clowncdst ficcs but thcx N 211 ill 2X Ll N xc ition stntu mc Luc cc on N too soon ack to school uoik wc li ic o go nil nu 1 mquct X c foo lull plain noi lcttcluicn ucic Ncntccl with wwcituw incl VVIN scuec ix c aclu .u limmx Ciovvlcv onc c t thc f2xmoux l oui Hoixcmcn w.1- thc guc Nt -pc iccx -X nil 2 Our mnu2ilopcX1c 1 e 0lLNt INCL N llNlIlLt Liccl c c uc ul cluection of Fathci Pitvgibhon incl S1 CIN in chugt Thc stuclcnts g.,2nvc much cooperxtion thus bringing, succcw both finincmllx mc' socmllv 'I' c Jig mg o t L mu Thc lumoi cnioi Ploni of tht Scnloix wish XX nv. X cn ictiluce to thc Iumow ox cX gool t nc thcx hicl on this LH. t hc xcmoi unc ll'lT'lllNlfJ thit this w ix tic 1 t Ulu tncx would witncss .is studentx 1 Cxtholic High fox thc. class pl iv was plc cntc rl to thc public under thc c uc tul clncc ticn of out fiiencl Pwthei I'lt7f1'lllb0l1 ' ec LVUOIIZI AN o our f cc lllXNllLlll1U., tnlx xchool tc ni All tho scmns wuc mestn tor ticn uit xtion 'VI1-s w ich was Lcl 1 l0wfX'Hh Church A bic21kf21xt is is given Ill t school iuc itoilum bx thc l xclies fxlll cl ommenccmcut Dix' lu o nglcc c still C it o lt h F noi cX Vin l IX Iunc lunc '- 1 l'PQf - I Q I ,,. vnu tr .- 1 9 4 1 -- X. A X4 Xg, ,f . - V... -.V 'c, ' 'lc ' 2-' i '32f N X, 1 f E 1 X X . Tp! IXJ i la t' l I . . If , ' in J W ali W SUI . Il. ll'1'll llziil, tl X l-T1 Llc' :ll hero! J st cX21,'t X'1 52 ' ' the .' 2 X. 'l' X ' S. ' for unc th X' ycX21l's2xucl Zll'0 wcX glucl to hcX .i'X.'. - 2 ' 'l l 'c-li. 13. .' X l l X 2 X '2 .' ' ' Ill . 3. . I I . II S . 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'lT. Ou' 'zcrsit ' X X2 X 'ng mi '. Xl with fcX2n's if 3 ow, '2 h l tw: XXk trip into the c'cXnt1'2il :url Hi: . 'z ' X: lll nd-4 MEMORIES Int The Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1941 We, the undersigned, having reported daily tour consecutive years to this institution do ordaiu and estal-hsh as seniors. this testament in which we bequeath the following' qualities, assets. and oh- it-cts to our successors with hopes that they may use them to the best advantage. l irst 'ind foremost, vie leave to our esteemed Principal and worthy members of the Faculty our sincerest i.fratit,ude for their eftorts and we hereby promise that their work shall not haye been done in vain. l'at Nlurtin hopes to see his delicately curled ,goldt n locks :l4lt'l'lllH1.1' the scalp ot another brave. 'alled .Iim lioeniu. 'I -ni Quirk has decided that his uncomparetd knoyxletlgf- ot' love matters he used eflectively hy 'loin Weakland. limit Nlardis wished to instruct Georgie Wehner in the art ot' pushine a hatteryless car. 'lo lCthel liaralfa and Fleda l'odrasky Betty , llaukinson and Bert-nice Weismiller resign their Iibrary duties. lilivala-th llackett and Mary .lane ldtzingrer are two lrish eolleens who saeiihce their knowledge ot the telling' ot' a falsehood to Wilma fillllitlll' and ldileen Sloan. .I ie llrop is honored by John Stewart who leaves his drowsiness in class and his hours of detention to him. Ililda t'ullis and Gertrude liosaee are the lucky inheritors ot' the sweet and sunny dispositions ol' l.1,is lleidenthal and llelen Knaze. thu' tn-ry dehater. Lawrence Podrasky, hequeaths his debating skill. eloeution, and stature to Larry Ia-ar. ,Xhie Novak has decided that Bernie Gaus will he ahle to carry on the tradition of that great stone 'face and flag-pole-like stature. 'l'o the future class goat and disciple of Porky Springer. Antonio Scarpa. goes that famous firm ytalk, otfice ot' mascot. ability at mental bank- ing and love ol' solitude. To Tom Bremer is transferred Joe Tholt's bas- ketball skill. huge stature and curly hair, Bernard Vance. treasurer, bequcathes his otlice ot cnief salesman and president ot' :he candy stand to whomever Sister t'letmentia selects. .Ioe Ward's rabhit knowledge and nature study descends to his pupil. Tom Kleinan. Marv Matais and Mary Marcinko leave their ex- cess guddiness and antics in class to their suc- cessors, Vera May litlseomhe and Alberta Rosen' haum. lto:'ie Bishop inherits the tantalizing: t'onie hither smile from Kitty laltlwie. The dream of a hyspeed. gumdipped, non-skid. dynorlash, valve-in-head, hatless. roofless, hat- teryless chevrolet to Francis Staeer is passed down from Bob McGregor. Kathleen Mock. the quiet little church mouse. hands over her ahllity to terrorize campers to tienevieye Vhimiel. The ambition to be a nurse and attendant to the hears and Indians in Yellowstone National Park is lett by Buck Nt-ary to Eileen Wyar. To Bob Pfister goes .lim YVcakland's daily trip home to dinner. Corky O'Shea hequeaths his daily tiesta and siesta, at l,ulabes Saloon to Bernard Brosiir. Jackson Pfister bestows his ability as a come- dian to Louis Slllll. another clown. 'lhe ltert little hair ribbons ot' Veronica ltolus gt, to Mary Steinkirchner. Julia Goas relinquished her important otfice ot' highstanding' mission representative and general penance exhorter to the successor whom Sister tfleinentia will appoint. 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