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

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Leo Munzer Irene Piatak Eugenia Rubritz James Brett jack Kohler Rita Erlinger EXECUTIVE STAFF LITERARY STAFF William George Shirley Mock Dolores Cortes Robert Eckenrod Williain Springer Alzine Straub Sally Cavanaugh Mary Hrbal Jeanne Meredith Walter Schutte Ann Sloan Arlene Costlow Betty jankowiak Lois Neary Larry Sedlemeyer Bernadine Tighe Josephine Drobnick Mary T. Koenig Francis Osmar Betty Rose Sellman Agnes Topscher Mary Grace Frick Ruth Markferding Mildred Palowitch Joseph Slezak Edward Varinecky Ruth Grifhth Robert McDevitt Louise Petrusky 6

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CLASS CF 1945 F irst Row Alzine Straub Ladislaus Hanzel Arlene Costlow Dolores Cortes Ruth Griffith Willialn Pavlick john Hickey Jean Meredith Irene Piatak Lenore Wzlllace Anne Laughrey Mary Grace Will Mary Theresa Koenig Eugenia Rubritz LEFT TO RIGHT Second Row Rita Erlinger Mary Catherine Ruby Bernadine Tighe Mary Zike Dorothy Zonie Anne Hanzel Betty O'Donnell joan Nagrant Mary Waginer Blanche Stevens Helen Sestrich Bernadine Roseinan Mildred Palowitch Mildred Fisher Third Row Leo Munzer John Shrift Lawrence Seddlemeyer Williarn Springer Ann Sloan Margaret Laco Marianne Kiniry Anna Grace Bowers Lois Kinley Evelyn Kysel Lawrence Nees Robert Eckenrode James Podrasky Fourth Row Donald Flynn Joseph Schuster Alfred Kordell Leo Noll John Concannon Edward Schaefer James Chase Robert McDevitt James Gaus Joseph Slezak Edward Glancy Edward Varmecky james Kleinosky

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Mission Representative 4 Glee Club 2-3 C. S. M. C. 1-2-3-4 Handmaid 1-2-3-4 Cantata Z Opcretta 1-3 Sodality 1-Z-3-4 C. S. M, Intramura JOAN ADAMS Farmer St. Benedict Parish Joan was selected in her senior year as Mission Represen- tative. Her eagerness and ability proved her to be a 'Ago- getterf' Her smile and personality go hand in hand. Although she is very hesitant in admitting: it, Joan is proud of her appellation Farmer. Persistence is her chief characteristic, and it will see her through any trouble that comes her way. 2 - C. S. M. C. 1-2-3-4 Band 3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Sodality 1-2-3-4 Handmaid 1- -3 4 Basketball 1-2-3 4 May Crowning 1-2-3-4 Librarian 2 ROBERT BOTTER Bob St. Patrick Parish Bob is a quiet. studious person with 11 pleasing per- sonality. He rarely offends.-the marks of :1 real gentleman. He possesses il brunch of wit thntfs hard to match. His compositions are certain to offer a treat because in each one he manages ii surprise turn, We wager that Bob has read everything written about airplanes. We wager too that he will soar high. Holy Name C. 4 l Basketball GEORGE BANASKA George St. Patrick Parish George came to J. C H. S. from Pittsburgh in the middle of his junior year, He has proved to us that their loss was our gain, George's popularity with his own classmates is outstanding because of his manly traits. To wish him luck would be unnecessary, because his future is written in his determination. DOROTHY BARTOSKY Dot St. Stephen Parish Dorothy is kind and thoughtful at all times. If you want to find Dorothy just look where there is work to be done and she's there pitching in. When things go 'ttopsy-turvy she strziightens them out. With all her zeal for work. she has her program of good times. We wish Dot an affectionate God-Speed in her future life. ANNA GRACE BOWERS Anne St. John Gualbert Parish Anne is one of the girls who make up the happy group of 105. Her merry disposition and keen sense of humor will be sadly missed at Catholic High School. Anne's am- bition in life is to become si professional skater. We predict that her quiet, deliberate manner and her genial disposition will bring her success. C. S. M, C. 1-2-3-4 Holy Name 2-3-4 C. S. M. C. 1-2-3-4 Soclality 1-2-3-4 Glen Club 2 Handmaid 1-2-3-4 Cantata 2 May Crowning 1