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

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MEMORIES N, X .N e R e 'sw -. Senior Class Secretary 4-um, Centata .. . 2-3-4 Mission Assistant 3 Opgtfettfl - 1-2-3 Cantata ............ 4 Malmette ' 2-3-4 T' K. B. Club ...hn 4 Handmaid .,., 1-2-3-4 C. s. M. c. .... . .... 4 Scdality Promoter ..... 1 Mission Representative 1 S. C. A. ...... 4 BETTY HOFFMAN Betty BETTY JUNE HUPF June St. Joseph St. Michael A good disposition is more valuable than There is many a gem in the path of life. gold- It isn't very often that one finds a student When Betty speaks, the faces of her lis- teners light up with a responsive gleam. Her voice is thin, but decidedly pleasant. She al- ways has a smile for everyone. She is easy to get along with and ready to help anyone who might ask a favor of her. If anyone looked for Betty during lunch hour she was usually to be found in the cloak-room comb- ing her hair. Her ambition is to become some- one's bookkeeper. Band .... . . .1-2-3-4 Ocrestra ...... 1-2-3-4 Intramural .... 3-4 4 Cantata ..... 2 Holy Name . . . 4 Talent Night .. 4 S.C.A. Mission Representative 3 ROBERT KARCHER Bob Visitation A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Bob may be remembered for hfs active participation in the musical programs of Catholic High. Most of his time is taken up by music which makes him seem to be a mus'cal addict, He does take an active in- terest in intramural sports and is unfailingly present to represent his home room. Bob also has a habit of coining new phrases and words with which he likes to tag his fellow students. Twenty-four with a scholastic standing as high as that attained by Betty June. Like most brilliant students, June is a witty conversationalist. Her lovable, delghtful, and Winsome ways radiate a pleasant personality. Her bewitch- ingly black hair adds to her attractive ap- pearance, especially while performing as one of our smart-stepping majorettes. In spite of the fact that June left us at the end of the first semester io begin her work at college, she will always roman in the foreground of our memories. Christmas Play ,... 4 ROBERT KENNEDY Bob St. John Gaulhert Endeavoring to describe him, we call him great. Although Bob came to Catholic High in September of his senior year, and remained only for the first semester, when he entered college, he had time to make for himself a niche in our gallery of memories. As Mayor of a little town in Normandy in the Christ- mas play, he gave a good portrayal of a self- important personage. Bob was quite a mu- sician, organizing a sw'ng band from mem- bers of the orchestra. We were sorry to sec him go, yet we were sure that he would do just as well in college as he did in high school.

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MEMORIES JOHN GUSTY Spooks Christ the Savior To love and to be loved is a great thing. Spooks, a tall, well built lad, hails from Cambria City. He arrived alt Catholic High via public school and at once made a name for himself in the field of sports. John is studious lin the classroom: aeronautics holds his keenest interest. The word lazy is not in John's vocabulary, for never is he seen loi-- tering or wasting time. Spooks, like all good sportsmen, is kind and fr endly to all. He helps those in need and never expects any- thing in return. PETER HACKETT Pete Visitation A second Caruso is born. Pete is one of the most talented singers in the school. His tenor vo'ce thrilled many an audience while he was with us. Ready to enjoy a laugh or a joke even at his own ex- pense, he gets along well with all his class- mates. He believes in fair play and may be called a straight shooter. It is this love of justice that took him from our midst to join Uncle Sam's Army. Our prayer goes with you, Pete, Football .......... 3-4 Basketball ........ 3-4 Monogram Club . . .3-4 Intramural Basketball .... 1-2-3-4 Cantata ....... 1-2-3-4 Operetta ...... 2-3 Intramural c. s. M. C. .... 1-2-3 Manager -- -- 4 s. C. A. ..... 4 Talent Night .. 2 Operetta ........... 2 Cantata ............ 2 Sodalifty Promoter. . .4 53262311 ' ' ' ' ' rg' Igftulfjjizjii Handmaid ....4 c.s.M.c.... .... 4 GS-M-C--H ---4 Handmaid . .. .. . .4 MARY JOAN HAMILTON Mary Jo GEORGIANN HEIDENTHAL Georgie St. Benedict Lay aside life-harming heaviness and en- terta'n a cheerful disposition. Such is Mary Joys philosophy of life, which helps to make her one of the gems of the class of 43 . She is fun-loving, quiet and dependable, and possesses the outstanding trait of being a willing worker. Girls lfke Mary Joe are few and far between. She has a strikingly attractive way about her, which makes everyone like her. One of her fore- most activities of th's year is the position of Sodality promoter, which office she graciously and faithfully has carried to its highest achievement. St. John Gaulbert There's nothing worth the wear of winning, Save laughter and the love of friends. Charming appearance and pleasant person- ality is the combination which We ind in Georgie, A diligent French scholar, Georgie may be seen nearly all hours of the day pondering over her French book. Con- sideration for her fellow students, serious in regard to school wok, and withal a sense of humor, she has everything that goes toward the making of a nurse, a comforter of the sick. Twenty-three

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MEMCRIES Cantata ....... 1-2-3-4 Intramural Basketball ..... 1-2-3-4 Holy Name .... 4 HERBERT KESSLER Herk St. Joseph He is not here to play, to dream, to drift, He has hard work to do, and loads to lift. Shun not the struggle-f-face it, 'tis God's gift. This quotation describes the kind of per- son Herk is, loyal, determined and generous. He is usually seen at bingo or in Matt Evan's Drug Store in Conemaugh Borough. Herbert is the bashful type, seldom seen in company with girls, save for the parties at C. H. S. His ambition is to own a bingo or to become choir master at St. Joseph's. Herk's hobby is story-telling. Good luck, Herk! ELEANOR KLEMAN El St. Patrick A friend-fthe link of llfc's chain that bears the greatest strain. Eleanor is one of the best-liked girls in the Senior class. As a Freshie, she brought honor to our class by winning an essay con- test. Her literary ability is surpassed, how- ever, by her athletic ability. She is a star basketeer on St. Anne's intramural team. For a few months we loslt Eleanor to Derry Town- ship, but true friendship made her decide to return to us. May her sparkling personality br ng her many new friends along with geat- est success. Intramural Basketball ..... 1-2-3 Cantata .... 1-4 Football .... 3 Holy Name .... 4 Narrator in 20th Anniversary Program ...... 4 C. S. M. C. .... 1-2-3-4 S. C. A. ....... 4 Prince Gallitzin Pageant ....... 1 Senior Class Play ....... 4 .JOSEPH KINIRY Joe St. Columba, A good man is always wanted. An earnest student, Joe is one of our most deserving graduates. He always holds a democratic point of v ew and he has shown great talent as a debater. His stentorian voice in itself is convincing, and many an op- ponent has quailed before it. He does indeed speak with authority. Joe has been generous in giving his time to extra-curricular activi- ties,a fact which reflects his infterest in and loyalty to Cathol'c High. Joe has ambitions of the highest. May Providence help him to fulfill them. GRACE KNOBLOCK Gracie Sacred Heart Wit makes its own welcome, and levels all distinctions. 'tGracie, one of the live wires of the Senior Class, is a representative of Sacred Heart Parish. Interested in aft school activities, cheerfully helping where help was needed, Grace has been a persistent booster. Her tid ness is symbolic of her future career, as a beautician. Grace is interested not only in external beauty, for she knows that the source of true beauty is from within. She has a smile for everyone, a Word of kindness for all--two .things which keep the wheels of lfe from creaking. Basketball ..... 2-3-4, Operetta ...... Poster Contest. 1 T. K. B. Club.. 4 Handmaid ..... 1-2-3-4 C. S. M. C. ..... 3 Handmaid . . . . .1-4 C. C. D.. .. .. 4 lar. Twenty-1? ve