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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1946 volume:

Rf' QEACQ MEMCDRIES Central Catholic High School fohnstown, fPennsylvama if I iff! I L v Y fin ' f ,Y l Qu, .Lf ff '- X Qaiff' f o ff' ,..,?pfxaS.!Z, 4' 4 K 7' ' J , Z l 'E F OREWGRD V 'W HE llghted torch and the branches about If syrnbollze 435 PEACE wh1ch we have chosen as the theme for lpffli lg, JA our twenty hrst volume of MEMCRIES We accept as a sacred trust the torch vxh1ch has been bequeathed to us the torch of a Cathollc educatlon aglow w1th the flame of Chr1st l1kepr1nc1ples Cur four years atj C H S have equ1pped us wlth a lxght to enhghten our way The torch 15 ours to keep burmng bmghtly and to pass on to others who have need of It lt IS only by followmg a way l1t by the hght of Chf1Sf1HH pr1nc1ples that we shall keep PEACE IH our own hearts and share If vuth all those who come w1th1n the rad1us of our 1nfluence As torchbearers we shall Hold h1gh the torch We d1d not hght 1ts glow Tvn as g1ven us from other hands you know We th1nk If started down 1tS pathvx ay br1ght The day the Maker sa1d Let there be hght 4117.31-' X ' ' ' ' 'W f 1 F1151 E r X . 4 I . ffl, 'w F1 . 1 ' - - 'Jn , 1' ' . 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'Lf-.,Q., Qu f E the Class of 1946 w1sh to ded1cate thxs Twenty tis , 2 hrst Volume of Memorles to the twenty n1ne aww D' former students of Catholxc Hlgh School who 1D of therr country As these twenty n1ne heroes one after another approached the entrance of Cathollc Hlgh for the first t1me they were greeted by th1s solemn message FOR GCD AND COUNTRY carved above the entrance L1ttle d1d they then thmk that so soon after learnmng how to l1ve for God and Country they would have such an opportumty to put to the supreme test the pr1nc1ples the motto embraced These twenty n1ne have left us a sh1n1ng example of Ob6d16HCC to law and devotxon to duty wh1ch we earnestly hope w1ll remam Wlth us throughout our entlre l1ves a beacon llght to gulde our steps to h1gh peaks of endeavor God grant that our l1ves also may be as were thelrs an 1nsp1rat1on to others a cred1t to our school the source of Joy to our teachers of pr1de to our parents a test1mony of deep loyalty to our country and of devoted love to Cod 0 0 C'-T . ' ' ' , . A S , , 2. 2911 ' ' f ' E -X I Q I b - C - ' 7 a the late World War, made the supreme sacrifice in the service I ' 7 7 3 9 5 ' a 5 . 1 U 7 T 7 . 5 1 9 7 OUR WAR DEAD SPEAK ESV We who are dead greet you who soon must d1e Dust unto dust and under dust to l1e Hark' Hear the drums' We heard them too and so Smgrng we marched awry to face the foe We were so young md who was there would not sung? We knew not then what the gray dawns would brmg Nor the black mghts of trench rards and patrols Olfshoots of hell that were to wreck men s souls AMERICA S ANSWER RWL Rest ye rn peace ye Flanders dead The fight that ye so bravely led We ve taken up And we w1ll keep True faxth w1th you who l1e asleep W1th each a cross to mark hxs bed In Flanders fields Fear not that ye have dled for naught The torch ye threw to us we caught Ten m1ll1on hands w1ll hold xt hrgh And Freedom s hght shall never d1e' We ve learned the lesson that ye taught In Flanders fields WILLIAM COLE 1926 WILLIAM M DOXALD 1977 JOSEPH BLUHM 1930 HAROLD CONIRAD 1130 ROBERT ROSEXBAUM 1931 YWCH WILBERT WAGYER 1926 RICHARD KIST 1199 IIOSEPH ABELE 1932 Yi. , LW, , . ' ' 5 3 K 9 , 4 1 ' . -Hz . I . , . . . , - . , . . . , , . .. . J 'Y 4. . ' V V L L . ... f ' . PAUL MQCAXX 11122 .IAMES BOTLE 11137 , ll fr Q? 'Mgr FHARLE9 MUELLER 11235 IOHN COTNE 1037 WALTEIQ POROWSKI 11115 CARE X n 'fy' I G' '-mf EMMETT OCIPA W jOHX HIMMER 1017 jAMES MLDERMIT 14230 YW' 6-f jAMES GAFFXET 1936 IOSEPH MABOX 1037 MART RITA PALOWITCH 1030 x X1 Y nf DELBERT HUTZEL 1941 THOMAS RUBRITZ 11142 CHARLES MULLEX 1040 MIFHAEL MITRUS 1941 jOHX kRlSTOF1xO 11141 AXTHOXT MUTI 1040 EDWARD OUA7 11241 IALL WAQILISIAX 11144 CHARLES HAXLE7 1041 RATMOXD SHIBER 1041 -19.1-vnn, ?'7l'f'f If 5, 1Z:1fs is' 1 1 1 1 J ' A . 7 7 ' ' r . :av I' 1 -. HQ! - , 1 ., wi 5 with vi . i if' . ,. A V. V , . I Y 7 ' . , ,K . . 1 . 1 1' . .0 1 , 1 , X 1 V , , , Aww mia C5 F9544 11 fwyzgff if f f X fff' I X H IIII-I3 if H Reverend Thomas T Cawley O 1 S1421 H1 QXKIUI Q LUN. l OUT lUltl'lUlL 0 U1 Ol 62 IG. l11xQ L'L4ZL1tQLl Hl4Zll10'LUZ6 Sc IC I tl Cl 0ll'L Q5 W OIL O Q 1413 US Y 2 Qild ua C1 edit 'LQP QtQ Skit I 11041 fll H4236 CLASS OF' 1946 LU u . 3 .' Pl, N J ' ' J Q0 -LQ ' 11 r mfr w . ' Q- 1' .1-ff Aa ,W ao.. Q53 Xml F. ,iff H I' YI' I' Il Y . Father Cawley s Message to the Class l 'TiHE emphasas an MEMORIES tha ye ar as on peace. The feature sectaon of thas edataon 1 wa hrangs home to us an a most solemn aaaanner the terrahle prace that must be paad an li 3 a modern tames for what the world calls peace once nataons haye engaged an war 'Av Thas tame much more th an eyer hefore at has davyned on n en th.at the cessdtaon o hostalataes a hy no aneans the same thang as peace far from at The end of hattle merely sets the stage for a less agat ated more delaher ate approach to peace through lengthy conferences on the part of anternataon al leaders At the present tame whale these conferences are actually voanv on yoaces are heanv raased and at would seem they are lake yoaces cryang an the vnalderness solemnly wtarnanv that hope for peace wall certaanly he an vaan unless those yested wath powers of state wall recognaze th at thear power comes from God and th at at as gay en them to l'e used fcr the common good hope for peace must he an vaan unless leaders wall recognaze the pramacy cf the moral law What contrahutafn can you make to thas grave task of est ahlashang world wade petace7 Much more than you may suppose You haue heen schooled an a system of educatacn whose Author as the Prmce of Peace Hamself Fortahed wath thas traananu you can endeayor wath conhderace to create and m aant aan peace wathan your own soul Your tr aananv hts you moreoyer to straye for peace wath all men and for that holaness vyathout whach no man wall see God CI'Ieh XII 14 I It equaps you for an exceptaon ally ha h tandard of lavang descrahed an these words of Holy Wrat loye your enemaes do good to those who hate you and pray for those who persecute and c alumna ate you CMatt V 443 Hate as you know as the stuff that vu ar as made of and the world today as full of at The only antadote to hate as loye loxe of enemaes actually Lafe doman ated by that kand of loye of necessaty leads to peace And af you vyall manafest that loye an your lax es wath all th at thas wall entaal your good ex aanple vyall he far re acharag an ats effects hrst vyathan your own small carcle and later throughout an ex er growang radaus untal ey entually the whole of socaety wall he leayened and unayers al peace may then reagn supreme The xx ay to peace as through the Prance of Peace There as no other vs ay May He support us all the day lonv tall the hade lengthen and the exenmg comes and the hu y world as hushed and the fexer of lafe as oyer and our work as done' Then an Has mercy may He Gaye Us asafe lodgmg and a holy rest and pe ace at the last ' Cardamal Iyeunratan COD BLEQS YOL 7 4.1 '25 3 V ' ' Q . 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V V - YY I X ,1 1 I ,1 1 1 1 .. . ' c, Smcere Gmtttude to Devoted Teachers if Sei L R 'Viemor1es of h1gh school days hound III th1s 5 lxtde xolunne are dear to us because they grexv out 1 of days spent here at Cathohc H1gh under your patlent teachrng 1deal rnfluence and vmse gu1dance Craduatron terrn1nates our four years 1n trarnmg Where you have taught us the has1c pr1nc1ples Wh1Ch wrll fortrfy us to hght the good hght and then enjoy the peace that conaes after a vrctory yvhlch IS nohly vxon Peace ID the fullest sense of the word 15 the reward tor hung a hte 1n harmony mth God s laws You dear teachers haxe unpaned to us thw phdosophy oflue winch 5 to our peace and for If vxe extend heart felt grat1tude May our hves be hlest and may your efforts he rewarded hy seemg the ful hllment ot xour teachmg ID the hfe ot each rnernher ot the class of 1946 ,gc -.rin sv L . . r . . f A ' ,V - ' , , 4- . J . fl , as xx' A Y ' r L x ,, Q 5 5 . . . Y. . . 3 . 1 5 v ' 7 4 . . , . V, .A . 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Fitzgibbon Professor of Dramatics Father john C O Leary Professor o Rehgzon Knowledge does not compnse all wh1ch 15 contamed m the large term of EDUCATION The feelmgs are to be d1sc1pl1ned the passxons are to a profound I'Cl1g1OL1S feelmg 1S to be 1nst1lled and pure morahty mculcated under all cucumstances All thxs xs comprxsed 1n EDUCATION 7 be restrainedg true and worthy motives are to be inspiredg 9 ww 62346 ' Va gjfzls' V . xx Y 1 Qi -' 3 ' N QE' X X If scsi Q ' ,I - --1 Q ' Q J r R aff 6' f' Wg xxmqmu Hail ma Llc ug ,inf Qjyqbfxiifc, RSD giving., 21111 b num hc Elfif aft 1'k' itIC,KX I ' D unfil iI1?1gIf?fi in QDIwxL'z',,', St LqvLQu.5Tin2, . CLASS OFFIQE IAMES SCHUSTER esuienr XL JAMES SHRIFT we T or 633+ 5 Jw, X1 C9165 CLASS COUNSELORS Miffhl Brhnbky ohn Hxnes PIIFICI1 Flaher Irene Hoffmm . 7 Anne Glancy Rosermry K1bo 5:- Joseph Gyan james Lordxtch Dorothy Hasenstab Robert Reesey ' V I P1 ' , in . - r 1 2 N X' ' 1 ur 1 4761? PJ x Off xc ' ab' . z I ' J A 1 CLASS First Row john Hines joseph Cyan Thomas Godfrey lvlary Kathryn Diefenbach Doris Ritter lviary Antoinette Spenger Frances Lintner lviary Louise Gajewski Mary Margaret Budna Patricia McGiniiis Pauline Boes lvlary Allendorfer Theresa Podlucky Patricia Brauer ,leanne lvlarie Carman LEFT TO Rlrsnr Second Row Robert Spence Edward Stefaniclt Albert Podratslty David Figura Dorothy Rager Jacqueline Rioux Alice Knapp Iviartha Brlansky Rita Anne Robalt Miriam Brannan lvlargaret Chromy Sally lvianganello Rosetta Cannistra Martha Bach Rebecca Blimmel Theresa Gallagher Tlurd Row Paul Vargo Carl l'liner Edwin Eckenrode Robert Hammond Rosemary Kabo Irene Hoffman xloann Cunzelman Kathleen lviarshall Catherine Hritz Anne Frances Tkac Dorothy Clare Sanker Ruth Killinger Elizabeth Crist lvlary -lane Secary Suzanne Billetdeaux Fourth Row Louis Cowan Richard Trabold Robert Heilman joseph Litzinger ,lack Kessler Raymond Hipp Bernard Karcher hlohn Blackburn Leo Sperlein -lames Arnone Daniel Abele Robert Burns Willigina Kodges 0131946 First Rott' Dorothy Haisenstith Mtiriorie Iviclntyre Patricia Wolfhoiwe Rose M.irie Parker Patricia Fisher .lo Ann lvieGregor Betty Bischof- Helen Kresdk Kathryn Picklo Suzanne Read Dorothy Anton.1::o Ele.1nor Restitek Roimld fxloeli Edxxzird Yingling Geixird Re.nn LEFT TO Rioiir Second Row Alice Alherter Paitrieigi Calrthew Eileen Platt Rim Burns Mildred Hoxxinee Eileen King Anne Gliiney Dorothy Korehmk jenn Anne Mertle lviury Pgilni Glori.i Bailco Anthony Pollock Domld Kltig Alinnes N.igr.int Rohert Reesey Absent iulien picture was ttzken Third Row Ivhrggtret Piskum Lois Buser Doris Pluniiner lvhry K.1thryn Erick Shirley Keelin Loretta Seliitlhitiei' Teresi Buinlierniek Eleanor Shopp P.1lni.1 Eorniiea M.iryellen Held Eli:.iheth Ludwig Eixineis Ix1ih.il1e bl.inies Shritt Thonms fxlttldoon Fixinlx Lepetzi Fourth Row hlanies Slo.1n Etwene Gerher F' .laiek Doxydell hI.nnes Klenner Pntrielt G.ivin .l.llNCS Lorditeh Hovynd Stevens -linies Schuster Wiiltei' Eui'ni.in john Byers George Seifert Thonms Zupm Leroy Koenig Theopliil l'iloeh.ilt Chirles Ripvmclt Eugene Riggio P.itriei.i lime xxylllhllll Vihostok -aj MART L GA 1EwsK1 Vx 69856 'EPQW 4135.8 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE KATHRTN PICKLO ROBERT Bus ness REESET a a er EUGENE RIGGIO lffjvf-S AWS JACQUELINE Rloux SLOPE 636699 .T E. f Ex R32 -. M B1 g T x E K T, ffqck Q 8 LI TERART COMMITTEE REBECCA BLIMMEL PATRICIA BRAUER ALICE ALBERTER IRENE HOFFMAN MILDRED HOVANEC JOHN BTERS JOSEPH GYAN O ANNE McGREGOR GERARD REAM IAMES SCHUSTER MART A SPEXGER HOWARD STEVEXS The CPCLTISIIES Supportmg Om School ST ANTHONY ST MARY CGreekJ ST IOHN BAPTIST CGreeIID ST MICHAEL ST BENEDICT OUR LADY OF MERCY ST CASIMIR OIIR MOTHER OF SORROWS ST COLUMBA ST PATRICK ST EMERICH ST PATRICK CGAIIIIZIIIJ ST FRANCIS SS PETER cf PAUL ST GREGORY ST ROCHLS ST IOHNI GIIALBERT ST STEPHEN ST JOHN ISUHTHICTIIIIID ST THERESA ST IOSEPH VISITATION W TO THE CENEROLS MIND THE HEAVIEST DEBT IS THAT OF GRATITUDE WHEN IT IS NOT IN OI R POWER TO REPAY IT IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SACRED HEART . . L f . St Columba Pansh Intramural Basketball 1-2-R4 . Orchestra 1-2-3 C. S. M. C. 1-2-3-4 Holy Name 1-2-3f4 C S M C Sodallty Lrbrarran Cantata Glee Club Class Vrce Presrdent Handmald Memories Staff .l DANH51, ABELE Dan ALICE ALBERTER Able Vxsxtatxon Pansh Easy gorng Dan IS an active partxclpant ln s hool act1v1t1es Hrs lowe for rhythm makes dancmg a favorlt of h1s Dan s ready vtxt makes hrs presence acceptabl xn any group He 15 a close follower ofj C H s athl IIC program Sodahty Handmald C S M C Class Advrser Operetta Band DOROTHY ANTONAZZO Dot Our Mother of Sorrows Parish Dot s attltude tow ard people and clrcumstances enables her to accept dlfhcultres vuth a sm1le Blg as her heart xs there IS no room rn It to hold resentment Dot s great delrght IS to make herself useful and helpful to others Sodallty C S M C Orchestra Handmald Basketball Holy Name E4 C S M C 1 '7 3-4 Intramural Basketball 1 F4 Stage Techmclan 3 It 15 Allce s good fortune to be a joy to teachers and to classmates Intelllgently she goes about her vuork and earns the right to be classed as a leader Such beauty as Ahce possess s together vuth her mlld and gracious dxsposltlon xull hx her among our pleasant memories MART ALLENDORFER Skeezzx St john Gualbert Pansh Mary a real frlend wlll long be re membered by her classmates for her gentle gracious and sunny d1spos1 txon We wlll remember her too as one of our charmmg majorettes Mary works wrth the same cheerful effi crency and preclslon as she manxfests IH her role as majorette jAMES ARNONE Rau St PdETlCkPL17!Sh jim s streak of sxncerlty and dependablhty has estab hshed hxm ln the hearts of the class of 1946 He has a sernous mmd for hrs studres but manages to exercrse hrs s nse of humor freely Where vtould the team be vxlth out Jim s enthusrastlc support? 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A ' at fi fi f1f.4ik'ff a z fs. a A .f':il' REBECCA BLIMMEL Bec v St Columba Pansh Becky IS proof of the old adage that good thmgs come rn small packages Becky s sue 15 the only thmg that 15 small about her She has a bug heart a great deal of vut and more than an ordmary capacxty for learning Becky has a magnetxc power all her ovnn C S M C May Crow nmg Sodahty Cantata Handmaxd Basketball Memones Staff Glee Club Class Play CSMC12 3 4 Handmaldl 2 k4 Sodallty C S M C Sodallty 1 2 3-4 May Crovs nmg 4 Handmald May Crovu nmg PAULINE BOES Po y Immaculate Conceptum Pansh Paulme rs a blue-eyed golden harred lass wrth an attractxve personalrty In spxte of her qulet and un assumrng manner she has the valuable asset of makxng fnends A thoughtful generous spxrlt prompts Paulme to use every opportumty to be of servxce to others MIRIAM BRANNAN Shony St Patnck Pansh Gallntzm This quxet retxcent lover of Cathohc H1 makes the tnp each day from Gallxtzm Morning noon and late after noon Ends M1r1am loolnng about for ways to be helpful classmates and teachers Mmam has a characterxstrc way of seemg and enjoymg anythmg humorous Orchestra Sodahty C S M C Sv. mg Band Mxssron Representatxve Talent Nrght Handmaxd Sodahty May Crownmg C S M C Cantata Operetta Basketball Glee Club Lxbranan PATRICIA BRAUER Pa Sz joseph Pansh Patsy rs a clever and xndustrxous student as well as a capable v1ol1n1st rn the orchestra and stung band Her sense of humor has been a source of pleasant entertam ment for the students of 105 Patsys mathematical abrlxty rs recognxzed m her calm vuse solutnons to our class problems Bond Commlttee MARTHA BRLANSKT Martha SS Pctev and Paul Pansh Martha rs busy about many thxngs Her class work rs matter for deep concern but she does enjoy the school actxvmes and partlcxpates rn as many as her program wxll permrt Her three year glee club membershxp rs ll'ldlC3tlVC of Martha s smgmg heart and cheerful dlsposltxon fc 4 . . . . 1-2-3-4 . ' ' ' 1-2-3-4 ' ' 1-2-3-4 ' ' . , ' 1-2 . . . . . 1 - 2-3 . ' , 3 4' A 4 . . . I 2 ' , . - 4 . 4 4 1 1 - 1 V ' g - . . . . 2-3-4 4 - - ' 2-3-4 ' ' V ' 2-3-4 All , . .QA L la ll ll ' , ' , ' ' A to others-a quality which has endeared her to both 1-2-3-4 ' 1-2-3-4 . . . . 1-3-4 , ' I 4 ,R L . . I 3 . . 1 t L ' l-2-3-4 A ' 1-2-3-4 ' 1-2-4 . . , . 2-3-4 2-3-4 A 2-3-4 yt, 2-3-4 n 5 2-3-4 ' A ' 5 ' ' 2-3-4 ' 4 r MARTHA BACH Mart Immaculate Conception Parish Martha is a real jewel but manages to keep some of the lustre hidden behind a shy reticent disposition She enjoys the highest reputation among her teachers as well as her classmates Her report card is sufficient evidence that she 15 an earnest student Librarian 2-3-4 C.S.M.C. IAZ-3-4 Sodality Handmaid Sodality Treasurer So aity 1' 3 4 Handmaidl 3 4 CSMF17 3 4 GLORIA BAKO 0 SS Peter and Paul Pansh This bright eyed wide awake member of the class keeps things moving Glo has a knack of being cheerful under the most trying circumstances and of thinking no problem too difficult to solve This cheerful perse verance and her business training will bring her no small measure of success Glee Club Operetta Handmaid C S M C May Crow ning Class Play Basketball ELIZABETH BISCHOF Betty St oseph Parish Betty s sparkling personality and delightful mannerisms win the admiration of everyone she meets She is a charming hostess a loyal friend with all the sincerity kindness and fairness indicative of character Top all this with a fun lovin disposition and you will see Betty as she is one of our most popular seniors Mission Repres ntative Football C S M C Stage Technician Soda ity 1 2 May Crow nmg 1 Band C S M C Basketball Glee Club Cantata Handmald SUZANNE BILLETDEAUX M Our Mother 0 Sorrows Pansh Sue has a keen appreciation for J C H S and its activity program She en1oys popularity with both boys and girls Whether it be dancing basketball or football she is always on the spot Have you noticed one of our most outstanding majorettes as she marches down the Held twirling her baton That s Sue JOHN BLACKBURN Blac sc St Patr1ckPar1sh It s a real yoy to have john back to be graduated with the 1946 class after serving with the U S Merchant Marines John has many Hne qualities but his physiqu his pleasant personality and his powers of friendly conversation are enough to place him among our first choice . V . V . ' 1-2-2f4 '. . ' ' 1w2-3-4 1 ' 4 , li - e3-4 V ' -2-3 C1 1' T f H - - - - J .. . . 2-3 I - g It or C . 3-4 4 4 W ' 1 1 X GI S . I I 2-3'4 5 Cantata 2-3-4 1,139 f 2-3.4 1 f S ' 1-249-4 . . . . 1-2-3-4 , 4 ' 1 4 1-4 ' ' 2 ' 1 A 1-3 jf' ix .. . . 1-2-4 ' ' 4 . 1 k TERESA BUMBERXICK Tevesa Immaculate Concepzmn Pavxsh Generosltx and fnendly helpfulness haxe no l1m1I3IlOD vuth Teresa She IS qu1et gentle and unassummg but when help IS needed Teresa 15 reads to gne of her talents In all school act1x1t1es she 1 an actne part1c1pant C S M C Sodahty Gl e Club Operetta L1brar1an Handmald Cantata May Crovu n1ng MARY MARGARET BUDNA Peggy Sr Patna Pansh Peggy has more than an ord1nary share of cheerfulness and soclablllty and her generous sharmg of these glftS has vnon her many frlencls She takes great xnterest ID sports and IS fond of danc mg She hopes to put her talents to good use 1n the nurs1ng career Sodallty C S M C Handma1d Glee Club -17 RITA BURNS Bu'r'ns1e St Columba Pa'r1sl1 Thls sm1l1ng samarxtan comes to school early and leaves late In the meantlme there s never an 1dle moment for her because she IS elther helpmg others or lmP1'0Vll'lg herself Burnsxe s vullmg ness to serve and her huslness l1ke manner are her keys to success LOIS BUSER St joseph Pansh Lols has a remarkable capaclty for actmty xxh1ch 15 eudenced 1n her class xxork as well as 1n her mterest ID the extra curr1cular program Her mathematxcal ab1l1ty and her conc1en t1ous buoyant dxsposltxon make her a faxonte among her fnends C S M C l'landma1d Sodahty L1hrar1an Cantata Clee Cluh Operetta May Crovvmng Basketball C S M C Sodalxty ROBERT BURNS 0 Our Mother 0 Sorrows Pansh Rocky formerly of Westmont Hxgh has returned to school at C H S after seemg serwce vt1th the famous Ram bovx DIVISIOD Although he IS ser1ous 1n class Bob has a ready vut and a line tra1t of frxenclhness Hrs personahty v.1ll he mlssed by all who have had the pleasure of knovung hlm Holy Name Stage Technlcxan C S M C 4 V A ' -- , Lo . . l-2-3'-4 , '- - ' 1s2+4 ' e , 2-3-4 . 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' 3'4 . . . . . . 1'2'3'4 if , rtgvjpff U f ' V 142-3-4 A ' ,- '- .. . . 1-2-4 , ' ' A 2-3 'Z' 2 l ' 4 . . 4 JOHN BTERS Speed St Gugory Paruh Speed IS recogmzed by the class as 1ts outstandrng mus1c1an We hear a p1ano we see a crowd and we know ohn I5 1n the rmdst of them H1s gentlemanly regard for others and hrs StUdl0U5 appl1cat1on to duty cause us to pred1ct for hrm a happy successful future Holy Name C S M C Intramural Basketball Band Glee Club Orchestra Swmg Band Sodahty Basketball May Crownmg Glee Club C S M C Operetta Cantata Sodal1ty Promoter MISSION Representatlve Class Secretary PATRICIA CARTHEW at St ohn Gualbeft Pansh Thrs dynamlc member of the class has supplled us Wltll her store of spon taneous vut and good humor Pat s optlmlsm keeps the class attuned to the sunshxne rn llfe and 1t prevents the clouds from gatherlng when class work begms to present problems C S M C 1 2 Handmald 1 2 3-4 Sodahty 1 2 3-4 ,IEANNE CARMAN M1 e ln Jeanne we have one of the most amrable g1rls of the semor class Her frrendlmess 15 remarkable her per sonal1ty IS attractwe and her sm1le IS perpetual lt seems that Jeanne has used thrs combmatlon to open to her self large crrcles of frlends She rs a graceful dancer and a skrlled guard 1n basketball ROSETTA CANNIST RA Rosetta St. Anthony Parish Rosetta has a charm all her own Her vunnmg smxle gentle manner and soft volce mark her as a lady As such she takes her place as a consclentlous student an act1ve partrcrpant rn socral act1v1t1es and a falthful fr1end Cantata Handmard May Crowmng Operetta Glee Club Basketball C S M C Sodahty Promoter Llbrarran Sodahty Bond Comm1ttee MARGARET CHROMT Margze St Gregory Pansh Margle from head down 15 aglow xx 1th a flame of loyalty for Cathol1c H gh To go beneath her unassummg re t1cent d1spos1t1on 15 to find a smcere frxend and a generous amrable member of the class Marjone shows a sense of humor x 1th her many fr1ends Orchestra C S M C Handmald Sodahty Promoter Sodahty 1 J . t . - ' - 4 1-2-3-4 - r 3 ' 1-2-2-4 I ' 1-2 2-3-4 gy 2-3-4 3-4 . . . . 1-2-3-4 , 4 l ' A ' 2-3-4 A ' l-2-3-4 , I - 4 1-2-3-4 . . . . 1-2-3-4 l-2 3-4 4 2-3 f . 4 . ' 4 . V . V V, 5 l f ' 1-2-3-4 k . m Handmaid 1-2-3-4 Our Mother of Sorrows Parish W. ' . 1-2-3-4 ' ' A 1-2-3 ' ' ' . , 2-3-4 ' ' ' , , 5 , . . . . . 1-4 ' - ' , ' A 2-3 - t , 2-4 ' ' ' , .V 4 l ' ' . ' , . . . 3 I I I 3 . V s P In ,R ,' 'I 2-3 . , . . 1-2-3-4 I 2-3-4 ' 4 ' 1-2-.1-4 . . . Q - -3-4 LOUIS COWAN ou St M1chaclPavxsh Louls goes quletly about hrs affarrs expends a reasonable amount of energx and achlexes a reasonable amount of success Thrs rs true of class work as xxell as rn the field of sports There has never been a charge made agamst Lou s gentlemanlmess Hrs dxsposltxon xxlll not let h1m offend on thls head if 'I-'T' Football Monogram Club Intramural Basketball Holy Name 'ff l' ELIZABETH CRIST Betty St john Gualbert Pansh Betty has clalm on a large number of fnends She 15 sought out m sprte of her retrrmg drsposltxon and has become an actrxe member of the class Betty rs a sport fan and folloxxs the Catholmc Hrgh program closely She has acqurred an enxlable balance betxx een class xx ork and school actrxrtres C S M C Sodalxty Handmrad May Crovt nlng Band Operetta 2 MART CATHERINE DIEFENBACH Dre c St olm Gualbert Pzmsh Tall and stately Mary Catherrne possesses the qUBlltl8S xxhxch xxrn success Her outlook rs happy and her habxts of vxork are persexermg and conslstent By clrsposltxon she 15 qulet and reserxed but she 15 1n the mrdst of those xx ho are enjoymg a good txme IACK DOWDELL Wac Our Lady o Mercy Pansh This 15 the unpredrctable ack Hrs scale of interests range from SXX1mmlDg to muslc He has more than an ordr trme puts them to good use Hrs Thespran ability was dxsplayed in the semor class play EDWIN ECKEARODE Ec re St Patnc Panch Edxxrn nex er mlsses a chance to folloxx hrs alma mater 1n all her actrxrtxes As far as he rs concerned Catholxc Hrgh 14 first and last mn hrs thoughts H15 care free drsposrtron has saved hrm from much rough sallmg and no doubt xx 1ll brxng hrm successfully xnto harbor C S M C Sodallty Handmald Operetta '? Band Glee Club 2 C S M C 2 Intramural Basketball 2 D' lf' Holy Name 2 3 Cantata Operetta Orchestra C' lass Play Mlssron Represent.-1t1xe Holy Name 2 Intramural Basketball 2 CSMC L . 1 H ' fi Q3 l A f g . . . . 172-3-4 K ' 1-2-3-4 ' 2'-1 n fx 'I 2 I I , S M , 'U 4 1-2-3-4 I --. K 3-4 . . . J l . , l-2-3-4 4 ' , 1v2-3-4 ' . '- ,Q C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4 nary share of talents and most of the . 4 -wolf K X il, 243-4 - -4 -3-4 2-4 . . . . -SA4 2W3 2 ,f -3-4 A 4 , Y ri ll , A . k K . - I U . v v . I . . . 4 f ' satis' SL: . . . . 1-2-3-4 I 1 ' 142-3-4 ' 1-2 3-4 ' ' ' 'Y 2 Y , Q ' l-2 Y lff--3M-4 2 1-..-3-4 ' .. . . . . Z' 3 '4 Intramural Basketball Basketball Football C S M C Holy Name Monogram Club Football Manager Class Treasurer Basketball Sodallty Handmaxd C S M C Glee Club 2 Operetta 7 3 Cantata 3 Class Counselor Class Play DAVID FIGURA n St john Gualbevt Pansh Dave s ever present smxle fine person allty and athletlc abxllty have made hum a popular member of thxs class All vtho know hlm lxke hxm Dave l1kes class work but he lrkes sports better Hrs aggressxve basketball playlng 15 a treat to the onlooker PATRICIA FISHER Flash St ohn Gualbert Pansh Pats v1vac1ous vude awake mterest ln everything makes her a valuable asset to the class She is qulte a sport enthusxast but her class work holds first place Her frxendllness vull mn her frxends and her persevermg efforts x 1ll vtm her success PALMA FORMICA Palvmca St Patrxc Pansh Palma came to us too late and left too soon by jommg our class m the eleventh grade and leavlng for lumor Pltt College nn February of her Semor year Palma IS Cathollc action persom hed Her every act IS calculated to be pleasmg to both God and numberless assocrates Her attltude and ablhty make her a joy to teachers and students alxke MART CATHERINE FRICK Fnc St Columbo, Pansll Blond blue-eyed Fncky wlth a wm mng personalxty and radlant smxle lost no t1me m makmg fnends rn her last two years of school She IS an excellent pxamst and the lxfe of a party Her talent of belng happy and makmg others happy joxned wlth her generous servlce to others vull brmg her success C S M C Sodalxty Handmald WALTER FURMAN Fwrne St Casumw Pansh Walter s abxlxtxes he along many lmes but chxef among them are h1s abllxty ln athletxcs, h1s love of readmg and h1s talent for dlscusslng Hrs Ideas are always worth waiting for Hrs manly qualltles and frlendlmess have won hxm populanty among the boys Sodahgy 3-4 Holy Name 1 2 3-4 Handlmad 3-4 C S M C 1 2 3 4 C S M C 3-4 Football 3 4 'fu I 4 ll - y 1-2-3'4 1-2-3-4 1-24744 .. . . 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 . 3'4 1 3 I .. . . 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If I ' 'k ,ie LOUISE GAjEWSKI Louxse St Colurnba Pansh Although Lou1se jomed the ranks of Cathol1c H1gh 1n her jumor year she was not long ID g9tllng1htO the full sw 1ng of our scholastxc and soclal act1v1t1es Her fellow class mates soon recogn1zed her gay w1t charmmg personal1ty and abllxty to make frlends Wxth these character1st1cs to her cred1t Louxse w1ll be successful 1n any work she undertakes TERESA GALLAGHER Terry St john Gualbert Parish Terry w1ns recogn1t1on for be1ng the smallest g1rl m the class of 46 In SPIIE of her stature she holds her own espec1ally w hen ll comes to matchmg W1t5 on some tncky questxon then look for the sparks to Hy Her dofor d1e Splflf IS not easxly conquered but 1f reverses must come Terry can sm1le lf through C S M C Sodalxty Handma1d Executxve Staff CSMC 1 2 3 4 S0d3l1CY 1 2 3f4 May Crowmng 1 Glee Club qv PATRICK GAVIN a St joseph Pansh Pat 15 one of the few mathematlcxans of the class Wxth even d1spos1t1on and characterxstxc broad sm1le he P P l1fes drama He goes on record for never steppmg out of hls role as a xi entleman Pats fr1ends adm1re h1m or the all around good fellow he IS Holy Name 2 Operetta Cantata Glee Club C S M C 2 C S M C 1 2 3-4 Holy Name 1 Cantata Intramural Basketball Operetta EUGENE GERBER Gene St joseph Parnsh Gene gets a formal bow from the class for the contrlbutlon of art1st1c work he has made to thlS annual the class play and other ex ents He does It all 1n h1s character1st1c qulet way All act1x1t1es get Gene s support and h1s 1n1t1at1ve and sense of humor help to make them a success Handmaxd May Crow n1ng Cantata Operetta Glee Club C S M C Orchestra Talent Nxght Sodal1ty Promoter 3 Basketball Class Counselor 4 ANNE GLANCY Anne St Patrxck Parzsh Th1s talented MISS IS just as sw eet as she looks and exen more delrghtful to know Her l1lt1ng VOICE and tappmg toes are found IU every school act1v1ty Her lovely character seems to sh1ne from her beautxful eyes whlch can be serxous or sparklmg w1th wlt as the occaslon demands ' . i' Ffr 51 . . , . 3-4 . . . . - - - ' 3-4 ' - - ' 3-4 f ' l V 4 4 ,A , ' P r ' A A A - 1 1? -3-4 I . . . . 2 . . , y 1 accepts the u s and downs as art of Intramural Basketball 1'2'i g ' - ' 1-2-3-4 . 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IY3-4 3 l 4 ' A 1 , 4 4 l X THOMAS GODFRET Tom Vzsztanon Pansh Some have more talent than others to keep the sxlver lrnmg lh evxdence Tom has th1s talent wh1ch vnth hrs smxlrng drsposltxon 15 hls gift to the Class of 46 He has a determxnatxon that makes success grow out of hard work Thrs IS no less true of hxs class work than of other work he undertakes IOANN GUNZELMAN Immaculate Ccmceptw-n Pansh Joann by her close applxcatxon to duty and senous out look 15 a good balance for the Class of 46 When there s work to be done pleasure can t lure her from rt How ever pleasure has 1ts place and she enjoys popularxty and a good tlme Joann s combmatlon wrll make a good secre tary Intramural Basketball 1 C S M C 1 Holy Name 1 Cantata Operetta Mlssxon Repres ntatne Holy Name Mlssxon Representatrve 1 C S M C Glee Club Cantata Operetta Intramural Basketball Class Counselor CSM C 1 2 3-4 Sodallty 1 2 Handmald 1 2 3-4 Glee Club Cantata Operetta May Crow mng 1 2 JOSEPH GTAN 0 St Benedxct Parxsh Preszdent of the Holy Name Socxety joe 15 one of the finest gentlemen of the Semor class If there s somethmg to be done wlth elllclency oe s the one to do If He makes frlends vuth the same ease as he makes the honor roll and hrs attendance at a school actlvxty rs as xmportant as his translatlon of a Latxn classxc Holy Namel 2 3 4 C MC ROBERT HAMMOND Bob St jolm Gualbe-rt Pzmsh Everybody knows Bob, because Bob knows everybody He has a wholesome, Tom Sawyer dxsposmon that no one can resxst Hrs combmatron of classroom senousness and hxs fondness for 3Cf1Vlty are a treat to every teacher Bob is a J C H S enthusiast Class Counselor 4 C S M C Sodahty Handmald Bond Commlttee 4 Operetta DOROTHY ANN HASENST AB Hazy St joseph Pansh When Dorothy jorned the class rn the jumor year, vue recogmzed m her an admirable character She xs amrable, sensrble and a smcere fnend She shows unusual interest 1n skatmg, school sports, pxano playmg and class work 4 . . 4 A . , lo -2i3i4 , . . 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Y J , 24 .t , V. 2 , l . . . . 3-4 - - - 1 , ' r4 .S, . . 1-2-3 X ' I 3-4 4 Football Basketball C S M C Basketball Glee Club Band Operetta Cantata Hanclmaxd Sodallty May Crow mng 1 ROBERT HEILMANN Massxc St Pat11ckPansh Massle who came to us ln his umor year has ga1ned many frlends H1s mathematlcal abxllty IS the envy of hls classmates and h1s athletxc skill IS one that any athlete would cherxsh Add to th1s h1s undymg school spxrxt and you have a httmg descrxptlon of thxs all Amerlcan young man MARTELLEN HELD Cueball St oscph Pansh Maryellen s extenswe hst of mterests accounts for her amb1t1on to be a Journahst Her l1vely chsposltxon and refreshlng personallty make her a general favorlte She IS interested 1n all sports but she 15 espec1ally fond of basketball C' MC 1 ' 3 Holy Namel 3 Intramural Basketball 1 MISSION Representatne CARL HIYER Car St Gregory Pansh Carl xs the center of attractlon each day when he nuts hrs candy on sale He 15 a hard vtorker and conquers d1H:ICUltlCS by taklng them vuth a smlle Catholxc Hlgh tops the hst for hxm and he IS ever loayl to her RATMOXD HIPP Rav St joseph Pansh Muslc IS hls language Ray x rxtes about xt and talks about xt He helped to orgamze the Svu mg Band and make dancmg more popular Class vxork xsn t h1s source of greatest mterest Ci but he manages to get by He does enjoy hls frxends and the HCUNIIICS that brxng them together 6 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 Mxsslon Representatwe 1 G ee Club Vlce Pres1dent of MISSIONS jumor Hlgh Basketball Class Counselor IOHN HINES ohn St Patnck Pansh A gentleman 15 one who never lUHlCtS pam That john ansvsers to th1s descrlptlon can be confirmed by h1s teachers and classmates He IS vltally lnterested ln class work and at the same tlme 15 actlvely engaged 1n sport and soclal BCUXIIICS Band Orchestra C S M C Holy Name Intramural Basketball 1 Basketball Svnmg Band J' ml 1 C S M C Handmald Sodallt Operetta Glee Club Cantata Class Counselor Memory Staff IRENE HOFFMAN Irene St Benedurt Pansh Irene 15 one of the most attractwe and dependable mem bers of the class Her qulet courteous manner enables her to accompllsh much rn a short tlme She lS thoughtful of others and wxllrngly glves of herself She was well chosen to take the part of the Blessed Mother rn the Chnstmas tableaux Soda 1ty 1 2 3 4 M C Handmald CATHERINE HRITZ Hntz St Gregory Pansh It IS a pleasure to know Catherme She makes her 1n fluence felt by golng about quletly domg her work helpmg others and enjoymg a share of fun Cathenne IS slow to gwe her OP1l'1lOI'l but when she does volunteer It rt IS worth hearmg Sodal1ty Handmxad C S M C Lrbrarlan May Crow n1ng Sodalrty Promoter Glee Club Cantata Bond Commxttee MILDRED HOVANEC Mudge Immaculate Conceptxon Pansh Interested rn mtellectual thlngs Mlldred takes advantage of the OPPOYIUDIUQS afforded to llbranans Her favorrte avocatxon rs found ln the enjoyment of a Hue selectxon of classxcal recordings Her thoughtful sunny drsposltxon enables Mxdge to make many fr1ends Genurne sympathy and conslderatlon for others w1ll be of great advantage rn her chosen professron of nursmg Sodallty S M C Cantata May Crow n1ng 1 Operetta Talent Nlght Class Couns lor Class Play ROSEMART KABO Rosle Immaculate Conceptmon Pansh A broad smlle and a wxnmng PCYSOUHIIIY are two of Rosles outstanding character1st1cs Wherever she rs there can be no room for gloom Her lxght hearted jubllant outlook has been the means of Winning her many frlends A beautiful soprano XOICC IS not the least of her talents Sodallty C S M C Band Glee Club Operetta ' PATRICIA KANE a St john Gualbert Pansh Pat has an understandxng consxdera tlon for others whxch seems to be second nature to her She 15 most assuredly an out and out enthuslast because nexer a game does she mrss Her calm care free manner 15 one of Pat s characterrstncs whrch the class ennes ' ' 1-2-P4 I ' ' 1-2-3-4 . f . . . . 1-2-3-4 I ' 4 2-3-4 ' ' 2-4 ' 4 3 3 ' 4 ,. . . . I-2-Se-1 1-245-4 ' y 142-3-4 2-4 ' I 'I 2-4 1 4 4 xx Z, 4 ' l-3'-1 W C. . . . 1 3f'4 Handmaid I 4 l' - - - 3-4 C.S. . . 1H2-4 44 ' 1-2 3-4 ' 1 z 4 , ' 4 ' P r ' 1-2-3-4 - , - .. . . I-2-3-4 ' 1 1-2-3 r 1' - 2-3 ' . - ' BERNARD KARCHER Bev-me Vustatxon Pansh Bernard 15 the tallest gentleman ofthe sen1or class What he reaches for he usually gets be it success IU hrs studles a large cxrcle of frxends or just a green Ford Hrs sk1ll ID computmg H ures 15 put to good use ID hxs office 0 Squlre accountant Sodahty C S M C Handmald -3 C S M C Holy Name C lee Club Cantata Operetta SHIRLEY KEELAN Keelan St Columba Pansh Thxs fun loxmg blue eyed Irlsh lass dld not jom us untxl welcome Shlrley cannot endure 1nact1v1ty and wherexer It EXISCS she has a substltute of good wholesome fun for If She has a heart of gold and wxllmgly shares xt w1th others Intramural Basketball Mxssron Representatmxe Cha1rman Bond Commzttee 4 Intramural Basketball 1 3 C S M C 'V Holy Name Basketball mgafa jOHN KESSLER ac St oseph Pansh jack IS every mch a buslnessman He IS well dressed has a wmmng way and a wxll to accomphsh whatever he undertakes Wlth Jack as chaxrman of the War Bond Commlttee Cathollc High more than reached 1ts goal ID the sale of bonds and stamps It may be saxd that a task gn en to jack IS one completed ln a most sat1sfactory manner Soda lty 1 2 C S M C 1 7 Cantata Operetta RUTH KILLIYGER Kzllcr St john Gualbcrt Pansh For Ruth there ms nexer a dull moment She has success m xerhal battles and for the sake of an argument she keeps a tricky questxon ID reserve Her abxlxty to create amusement IS one way she has of rehexxng the classroom Strain Sodahty Handmaxd C S M C May Crow mng Glee Club Cantata Basketball EILEEX KIYG Kmg St Columha Panslm SlmPl1Clty IS an CXPFCSSIOU of beauty Th1s art combmed w xth her wxt and humor makes her an attractne member of our class Loy alty dependabxhty and frxendlmess are other qualxtxes which haxe endeared her to the Class of 46 2 . - --- 44 ' . . . . . . . . 1---3-4 . ' . . ' P243-4 ' 3-4 env? r A ' . . . . 3-4 A . ' 4 . . . . 142-3-4 A 1-2-3-4 ' 3 142-3-4 . 1-2-3ff4 2-3-4 1-3 4 . , , Y liz I li last year, and needless to say she was given a hearty E V 4 v . ' ' 1-2-3-4 ' 1-2-3-4 ll - -3-4 4. , . 1-2-3-4 .. . . -.. 3-4 . I ' 2 - ' 1-2'-3-4 2 f4 2-4 2-4 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 C S M C Holy Name IAMES KLENNER Dutch St joseph Pansh Everybody agrees that Dutch has one of the most agreeable dlsposltlons of the class For thxs reason hrs frxends know where to go for help Although he has an mterest m sports hxs secret ambmon IS to become a song wrxter If smcenty and hard work lead to success Dutch wlll surely reach the goa Intramural Basketball 3 Football Holy Name C' S M C -a-0' CSMC' THEOPHIL KLOCHAK O e St Mary Pansh lGree J Othe one of the retlrmg boys of the class jomed us IH our un1or year He IS a consclentlous worker and although school rsn t hrs pr1mary mterest h1s hard work brlngs hxm success Oihe 15 Frank Lepera s shadow and where Frank rs there 18 hrs shadow Holy Nxme Representative 1 2 3 Intramural Basketball Football Manager DONALD KLUG K ug St ohn Gualbert Pansh Don I5 a dynamo He IS small and apparently qulet but when actlon IS demanded there IS power behlnd hxm Hxs two lnterests are school work and football but lf there IS time to spare he spends lt learmng the xntrlcacles of electrlcxty Handmard I Soda xty 1 May Intramural Crow mng Band C' S M C Cantata Operetta Basketball C S M C Holy Name 3 4 ALICE LOUISE KNAPP Al Immaculate Conceptxon Pansh Thxs pnze package IS a bundle of actwnty and a faxonte of the class When competxuon anses and enthusiasm IS needed Allce 15 automatxcally appomted to mstxl rt xnto the group She gets her knocks but It s charactenstnc of Alxce never to show the hruxses WILLIAM KODGES W1 St Casvmxf Parish Thls IYPICBI Am rlcan youth has ambmons and the de termxnatlon to reahze them Shortly after hrs arnval ln the eleventh grade be was part of the fabrlc of the class He possesses a brand of wrt that rs hard to match He doesnt say much but what he says IS sharp senslble and to the pomt .. . . 1Z2-3 ' ', 1-2-3 A - , - 1. ' I 1 .13 ,4 . ' 3-4 3-4 ,. . . ,. 3 ' A 2 ' L ,. -4 V , . . . I 1-2-3-4 , f' Y ' 4 LIP 1 . If A 1 . ' . k -J 4 I A -2-3-4 1' -2-3-4 V ' 2,374 7 3f4 2-3A4 H ,. . . . 3 4 . . 3-4 s 1 2 . N as A A ll C S M C 2 Holy Name 2 Intramural Basketball C S M C Sodality Librarian Handmaid May Crow ning Mission Representative Operetta Cantata May Crow ning Sodality Librarian C S M C Handmaid l LEROT KOENIG Red St. Benedict Parish Red has an unusual share of enthusiasm for school activities. He endorses every school occasion with his presence and his co-operation. With a gentle ref minder that school life has another serious side, he good naturedly ref bounds to hard work. DOROTHY KORCHNAK Korchy St Stephen Parish Dorothy is one of the loveliest girls of the senior class Every word she utters and every movement she makes ranks her in the richest sense of the word as a lady She is a permanent honor roll student a congenial friend and a dependable efhcient worker HELEN KRESAK Helen SS Peter and Paul Parish May uceri Consistency thou art a gem So says Helen behind her quiet reserve and gentle manner Helen is in her element serving others as a librarian and she makes her service more at tractixe by giving it with her char acteristic smile Her philosophy of service has won the admiration and love of her classmates FRANCIS LEPERA Frank St. Theresa Parish Frank is a hearty, good natured fellow. who takes an interest in everything he does. To school work, as well as, to athletics he applies himself earnestly and with success. He is a man's man and everyone's friend. Frank did not join us until his junior year. Intramural Basketball 3-4 Football 3-4 Holy Name 3- C.S.M.C. 4 3 FRANCES LINTNER Fran ie St Gregory Parish Frankie is one of the artists of this year s class although she accepts recognition of this talent with re luctance She has a firmness and per severance which wins half her battles for her Whether it is a point of argument or a class problem which looms up Frankie stands her ground Sodalitx C S M C 2 Orchestra . . . . 1- -3-4 1- -3-4 1-2 xv 2 ' v . . ,. . . 1-2-3-4 ' A4 1-2-3-4 2-3-4 ' 2-3-4 ' ' 1-2-3 . . , 1 2 2 I .sz . 5 U . -J k t . ' . ' ' 2-4 I 'U 1-2-3-4 2-374 ' j 1-2 3-4 .. . . 1-2-3-4 ,, A , 11,3 ' -2-3-4 1-2 jOSEPH LITZINGER oe Vxstatson Parish This is our unconquerable joe He has a disposition that we all envy be cause no matter what reverses he meets he turns around and faces them with his characteristic high spirits joe s friends admire him for his sincere manly traits Listening to good music is his favorite passtime C S M C Holy Name Intramural Basketball 1 Band ELIZABETH LUDWIG Dx v St ohn Gualbert Parish This enthusiastic vivacious person ality is alert to all opportunities. Dilly s quick comebacks to all school problems often have her in hot water. Her am- bition is to become a chemist and a chemist she will be because Dilly has a way of carrying out her plans. May Crowning 1-2-3-4 Sodality 1-2-3-4 Handmaid 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Band 2-3-4 Cantata 2-3-4 C.S.M.C. 1-3 Operetta 2-3 jAMES LORDITCH m St 0scphPa11sh jim has proven every inch of his six foot frame to be worth its weight in gold He was treated with respect by any opponent he ever met on the gridiron or basketball floor He is a better than average student and hrs teasing personality makes him a big attraction in any group PATRICIA MCGINNIS a St joseph Parish Pat s ability to get along with people is one of her many good traits She is one of the jolliest members of the class and her sense of humor keeps us wondering what she will do next Usually it is a surprise She enjoys school life although actual class work isn t her greatest attraction jO AXNE MCGREGOR Mac St Patrick Parish Sodality Prefecz jo Anne s lovable even disposition has made her one of the most popular girls of the Senior class Her popularity lies in her general friendliness her good looks and her generous giving of self to all and everything. jo Anne's participation in activities has not hindered a high scholastic rating. Basketball 1-2-3-4 Sodality 1-2-3-4 Handmaid 1-3-4 Glee Club 2-R4 Cantata 2-3-4 Operetta 2- May Crowning 1- 3-4 3-4 C.S.M.C. 1-4 Memories Staff 4 Class Play 4-1 5 C S M C Holy Name Monogram Football Basketball Glee Club Class Counselor Class Play Operetta Handmaxd Basketball Band Orchestra C S M C Sodalitv Sodalxty MARIORIE MCINTTRE Mac St Patna Pansh Marjorle vuth her a1r of lndxff rence to pouplar oprnxon and her endless pep has v.on the favor of the class The success ofa class actlvlty depends largely upon Marjorxe s contagxous enthuslasm Her candld buoyant man nerlsm 15 the screen wvhrch hrdes the kxnd thoughtful acts sh does for her nerghbors Mlsslon Representatrve Orchestra Sodallty C S M C SARA MANGANELLO Sallv St Anthony Pansh If Sally were mxstress of the spheres she would have hfe to be one sweet song but smce rt xsn t the Utop1a she would have It to be she accepts all vylth her casual smile Clnema rs one of her chref attractions and her collectron of artlsts fills a xolume C S M C Sodalrty 2 Handmald 2 Glee Club Cantata Operetta KATHLEEN MARSHALL Kaye Vzszlzmon Pansh Kathleen s gxft of conversatxon helps her to talk herself m or out of any thmg Th1s grft she has acquxred partlv through her keen mterest 1D reading Kathleens manner of takmg llfe rn dehberate easy gorng strld s say es her from much unnecessary orry and gn es her a graclous manner xah1ch has won her many fr1ends Llbrarran CSMC Glee Club Operetta Cantata May Crowmng Handmard Sodahty C S M C Glee Club Cantata Cperetta May Crow mng Mrssron Socxety Intramural Basketball Football C S M C Holy Name Monogram Club Glee Club Operetta IEAN ANN MERTLE Men St Patnck Parish The class qurckly recogmzed jeans enthuslasm and abrlrtles of leadershlp when they elected her to carry on the mrssron splrlt m 105 With her qurck may of speakmg and her coquett1sh mannerlsms she mms you to her cause before you can refuse jean s frlends are numerous FRANCIS MIHALIC Blackw St Rochus Parzsh Blackxe rs knovrn to exeryone for hrs mterest m Cathollc Hlgh act1v1t1es especxally rn the Held of athletrcs He was the captam and outstandmg player on our football team and he vtas our most enthusxastlc basketball fan Blaclue has a d1spos1t1on that xxe all emy and a frrend makxng record that rs equal to any . . - . ' .. .. 1-2-3-4 A ' ' n K new ' . 5 ' 1, 4-4 .7 , lf' . A ' ' 1- +3-4 , 4 . 3 , 3 3 I 'U 1-2-3-4 A , , 1 H33 .. . . Handmaid 2-3-4 Basketball ' 1-2-3-4 .. . . 2s3A4 ? ' 1-2-3-4 , ' 1-2-3-4 1 . . , . 1-2-3f4 p a K 2-3-4 2-3-4 . 2-3-4 ' ' 3-4 ,1 , . , . 4? 4 1-2-3-4 ' I-2-3-4 A . . . . 1-2-3-4 S 1-2-3-4 l 2-3-4 1-2 C 2-5 THE HOLY NAME SOCIETY Tlw you the Huh' Numa Swcxcty omimuud H+ time xxwwrlx wT'CUCwL1I1agm' the fiudcmtx rw tmm hwhrx fu' Qlc in fpccch 1m1r'cx'crcu:cf'w ting In Hx' 11 ml U? ,ICNRIN Sums xvc,u'c.1111mgtl1c QIICHTN m the mfr .u'1z11.'wfChr'1Nr. we L mt lx mu' Jury tw uphwhi thc xwblc ldcdx HI' zhc X NCICTX. The swmctf: .Jw help tw kccp the FTLIJCIYFE YCIIIIIIJCJ mf the vvccxly C'WIINNL1ITl'WIE plugin , - 1 1 . . . , , It van amply QI'.lI1YX'1lTQ tw mute Iwxx' WCM the sfrldcut F' my req in the xp1r'1u1,J Q.1111p11g'1 mr' the pr'cw1'x1m1Nm wt xv: HJ pc Lic. 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'Z ' ' f'ff's' Cf - H TFN1 11, ROYALD MOCK Ron St ohn Gualbevt Pansh Ron came to our Alma Mater from oseph johns junror Hrgh School The sayrng good thrngs come rn small packages rs certarnlx brought to lrfe rn thrs senror He rs the quret type but thrs qualrty onlv serves as an THOMASJ MULDOOX Mousex Sr PatrrckPar1sI1 Hrs charact r rs clearly exprtss d bv hrs untrrrng Irrsh xr rt Tom ls one ofthe members of the groxx rng charn vthrch rs exer vxorkrng for the good of the school To hnd a proof of hrs lovaltx one has hut to attend any ofthe numer ous school affarrs at xx hrch he usually shares a box seat ruth hrs frrends jAMES YAGRANT m St ohn Grmlbert Parrsh It rs our Joy to clarm jrm as one of our frrends He rs a keen mrnded hard vrorkrng student vrrth a desrre to get the most of 1 Fatholrc educatron lrm rs a real busrness man Some day me opportunrtv to collect the rnformatron whrch he propounds when we least expect shall be patronrzrnv hrs shoe establrsh ment Intramural Basketball 1 3 4 CSMC Holy Name 3 C S M C Holy Name Sodalrty Handmard C S M C' Cantatr Clee Club Band i Sodalrty ' Band 7 Or hestra Su rng Band Glee Club 1 ,bk Mar Crovr nrng 1 MART PALM Mary St Bcncdrct Pansh Mary one of the smaller members of our class halls from Gerstovxn Her Ioxrng personalrty and her sprrrt of enthusrasm and frrendlrness brrng Mary a host of frrends She rs full of good vtrll and helpfulness Her dep ndabrlrty vtrll be her greatest ard rn a busrness career Mrssron So rety Treasurer Holy Nam C S M C Band W Cantata ROSE MARIE PARKER Bubbles St Mrchael Parrsh Rose Mane vsrelds the brush and the pencrl vsrth the ease of an artrst She grves her talent generously to adx er trs the school actnrtres In musrc as well as rn art does she drsplay more than ordmary skrll For this Irght hearted member of the class each day rs full of actnrty and , I I J vi I A A V J JI' 11 ' -2 . . . . re: 3 A4 re: 4 I I Ca , 3 I 5 1-2'-3-4 . . . .. 3-4 . . . ,. r--ss-4 3--4 ra--ZH r - 1 ' A f 1-'Z-3-4 , ' rszss-4 . . . 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' 4 3 2 I, . , x KATHRTX PICKLO Pxt les St Caszmrr Parlsh Class Secretary Kathryn 15 xersatrle ln her ahrlltxes She excels not only rn art hut ln wrrtmg as well Democratlc rn Splflt Kathryn assocrates wrth one and all belonglng to no particular crowd but wlth her attractne manner wrnmng the admxratlon of all Wrth her charactenstlc generosrty she gate of her trme and talent to the year book MARGARET PISKURA Marge SS Peter and Paul Parish Presxdent of Mxssmn Socxetv Marge loxes a good t1me and class work can t he an obstacle ln the way of her enjoylng It As Presldent of the Mrssxons she has dlsplayed her qualmes of leader shlp Marge s exen loxahle d1spos1t1on helps her to harmonize her days wxth all about her May Crox n 1n C S M C 1 Handmald 1 Soda ltx Glee Cluh Cantata Operetta Sodallty Promoter Class Play EILEEN PLATT Erleen St olm Gualbert Pansh Erleen possesses an lncomparahle sense of humor and frlendlmess whrch have won her many fnends She IS qurte a movle fan an excellent dancer an attractlve majorette and also an efhcrent drner If the past foretells the future Erleens future x ull he a happy one Soda rty 1 2 3 Handma1d1 2 3 C MC 1 2 Mlsslon Repre sentatwe Sodalxty 2 Handmald Mayorette Glee Club Operetta Talent N1ght C S M C C' S M C Baskethall Glee Cluh Cantata DORIS PLUMMER Plum Our Mother nf Sorrows Pansll Dons came from Southmont hxgh to jom us as a semor Early ID the vear she caught the Cathollc Hrgh splnt and enthusxasm and added to xt her glft of gentle refinement and congemallty Her talent for heautlful artrstxc sketch mg was dlscoxered accrdentally CSMC1234 Handmardl 2 3 4 Sodalty 1 34 THERESA PODLUCKT' Theresa SS Peter and Paul Parxsh If you want to see Theresa as she really ls, a wlllrng and generous character, obserse her 1n the cafeterla We should he more krnd, more loyal and more cheerful for havmg known Theresa She works untlrmgly for the good of Catholrc Hlgh t I ' .k , ' g 14234 ,. . . . -22 3 4 , ' -2-3'-1 . 14 g 14-2-3 4 1 . j j jj 2-3-4 S g 4 2-Ss-l' - ' ' L ,V , 4 - 3 . 2i4 1-2 Memories Staff 4 N 4 S A W 'J A ' 1- -3-4 I V 2 , ' 1-2-3-4 4 Q , 4 2-3-4 , , I 2 A ' f u 2 . E I , ' 1 ,. . . . 4 A g g 4 ' ' ' 4 jg g 1 1' , -QC - 1 W' at H? - x ALBERT PODRATSKY Whztev SS Peter and Paul Pansh Whrtey a natural athlete came to Cathohc Hrgh 1n hls umor year He gained a place of recogmtlon by bemg a proflclent Crrmson lrneman rn h1s semor year Whxtey has the rare quallty of holdlng hrs peace m the face of odds and he has XXIIS enough to be a leader Holy Name Monogram Football Intramural Basketball Sodalxty C S M C Basketball Handmaxd Sodallty 1 C S M C I Ba kethall SUZAYNE READ Suzxe St john Gualbevt Pansh Most of the tlme Sue rs a puzzle to her HSSOCIGICS, but when the puzzle IS solx ed she IS a trusted, understandmg fnend She vxorks hard on her oyerfcrovx ded school schedule but takes trme out to enjoy dancxng and dflX1Ug about AYTHONT POLLOCK Tony St Casrmw Pansh Anthony is one ofthe most persevermg boys of the Senxor class When he has an a1m m mmd he pers veres untrl he hxts the mark He has a feelmg of loye lox alty and enthus1asm for Catholxc Hrgh C MC 1 ' 3 HolyN mel 7 1 Holy lxarre Representatne 1 lntramural B slretball 1 7 3 DOROTHY RACER Dome St Theresa Pansh Dot although small 15 full of energy and 1deas Whatever she undertakes she does vu 1th mrght and mam u1te often we see her brow drawn up rn doubt but rt never takes long for her to adlust herself to the SIIUHCIOH ln questlon Dot s pleasant UISPOSICIOD IS m1rrored rn her face Holy Name l Fxnd blot Club Orchestra Intramural Ba kethall Holy Iwame Secretary C S lvl C Su mg Band Operetta GERARD REAM Gerry St M1cl1aelPansh Gerry IS a student a friend and an admlrable character He IS the scholastlc leader of the class, and better st1ll the class knovxs hlm to be a leader m all that IS hlghest and best Wrth these sterlxng qualmes he has mathe matrcal, lrterary and musxcal talent 'V I , 3 4 AS., C. 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I, 3 .. 3 2 I ROBERT REESET 0 Vxsutatxon Parxsh Busmess Manager of the Tearboo Bob xs ex ery xnch a gentleman Although he has been vx 1th us only tvto years he has won the respect and fnendshlp of the entxre class Hrs scholastlc ratmg is hrgh and hls executwe abllxty IS deservxng of ment Intramural Basketball 3 Holy Name Class Counselor C S M C Glee Club Class Play Operetta Cantata CSMC Sodallty Llbrarlan EUGENE RIGGIO Gene St olm Gualbert Pansh Gene s attitude tovu ard school tov. ard studles toys ard authorlty conscxentxous worker and excellent scholastlc record IS the outcome Gene 15 on the spot to be of SEIVICE to others His generous servxce ranges from errand runnmg to axdmg some one strugglxng vuth a Lat1n trans latxon Handmald Sodalxtx C S M C Orchestra Intramural Basketball Holy Name C S M C Operetta I -IACQUELINE RIOUX St Pdf71CkPdT1Sl'l jackle the petxte French lady of our class 15 alvtays bubblmg ox er va 1th school spxrxt Her xnterests go stralght to sports m vthnch she shows speclal capabllltles Her school spzrlt class sp1r1t and her busmess abllxtxes are manifest rn the record breaking work she dld on patrons for the vear book 0618 May Crow nlng Mxssxon Representatxve Sodahty Ofhcer alxty Promoter ELEANOR RESUTEK E xe St Casxmrr Pansh Class Vxce Pfesxclent Elhe ns one of the more effluent members of our class She possesses the qualxtles vthxch make her a natural leader Thxs busy vtoman IS fun lovmg pleasant de pendable neat and usually seen on the run Her capablllty to hold vanous offices through her four years prowes that Eleanor has fnends who rely on her abrlmes C S M C 7 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Cantata CHARLES RIPIACK R1 St Patnc Pafxsh Charles belleves firmly ln the one day atatxme phll osophy In h1s easy golng manner he enjoys school llfe lus frxends and ln a llmxted may he enjoys his studles He IS a sport fan and supports the Catholic Hxgh actl utres program ' B lv ' ll k . . 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DORIS RITTER Dons St Patnc Pansh Her wlnnmg ways and cheerful laughter make Dons popular wlth her classmates Her favornte sport ns swxm mmg whxch she makes a splash at She 15 loyal to JC H S and IS always prepared to defend her honor Dons attractlon for the recreatxonal slde of school lxfe rs balanced by her appllcatlon to school work C S M C Sodalxty Handmald C S M C Handmald Sodalnty May Crow ning Operetta Band Glee Club Talent Night Class Play Handmxad C S M C RITA ANNE ROBAK St PatnckPa11sh Re 15 an asset to any crowd Her wxttxcrsms and gracxous ness are the trademark of her popularxty Her abxlxty to xmpersonate and her talent for dancmg gxve her a claxm the Thesplan art At lunch hour she goes s urrymg to the typmg room to get caught up on letter wntmg DOROTHY CLARE SAYKER D Clare Sz Pamc Pansh A former student at Mt Aloy slus Academy Clare Jolned us as al1tv and fnendly 1nqu1s1t1veness has won her hosts of frxends Wrltlng poetry telhng tall Sodahty Holy Namt C' S M C' junior Varsltv Class Flax Operetta LORETTA SCHIFFHAUER Re St Mxchael Pansh Loretta IS the soft spoken straw berry blond of 103 Her slmple ammated ways are natural to her but her never endmg patxence IS an acqulred characterlsnc Her shy manner and her subdued sense of humor make her an attractwe coquettxsh person CSMC' W lvlonogram C lub X7dF:lIX Football Vars1tx B nsketbdl Memones Staff stones and carvmg soap mmages demonstrate her xersatlhty jAMES SCHUSTER Shang St Patrick Pansh Class Presrdent james 15 one of the busxest boys of the Semor class be cause he ns our president He has a record m basketball and football w hlch any athlete mxght envy and he has a dxsposxtxon that any of us would be happy to possess H15 acting abllxty was put to good use ln the class play and the operetta ' ' ' Re . , R . . . , . . l. . -A ' p ' . to - ' . c p A' I . . . . 14243-4 , ' 1-2-F4 ' 1-2-X4 . . . . lf2 3-f4 s 1-2-3-4 ' 1 2' 3'f4 , ' ' l 2 2 . 2 0 2 , . 1 K . 5 v 4 K A x ' J - li . 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Sodalrty Handmard MARY jANE SECART Secary St johrr Gualbert Parrsh Mary jane s every act rs a reflectron of her sunny drs posrtron jornrng the ranks of the senrors after thre years at Boswell Mary jane qurckly made frrends by her readrness to ht rn vxrth the crowd and by her amusrng strarghtforvxardness She rs a charmrng lrkeable grrl Ho y Name 2 C S M C Intramural Basketball 4 GEORGE SEIFERT George St oseph Parrsh George never offends by word or deed In fact rn class and out he antrcrpates ways and means of dorng what others expect of hrm Hrs habrts of vyork and applrcatron to hrs studres are hard to beat He gets the laurels for never mrssrng an assrgnment jAMES SHRIFT umbo St john Par1shfSummerh1llJ Class Treasurer Thrs good natured popular mem ber of the class Journeys from Summerhrll each day For the Sodalrty Handmard Basketball C S M C May Crovx nrng Operetta Glee Club Talent Nrght Holy Name C S M C Cantata Operetta Class Presrdent ELEAXOR SHOPP Qgrrrrl St john Gualbert Pansh Eleanor possesses the combrned talents of nrghtrngale and artrst mth a temperament vxhr h matches the tvto Blrthe xunsome gentle he rs both sensrtrxe and hen Her xersatalrty and amrabrlrty are emphasrzed by the number and nature of the actrxrtres rn xxhrch she rs rnterested past three years he has had an emrable football record Hrs school sprrrt and hrs frrendly Clemocratrc drsposrtron are worthy of admrratron '5' Intramural Basketball Varrsty Football C S M C Glee Club Intramural Basketball Cantata Operetta Holy Name Represent re Memorres Staff j AMES SLOAXI rn Our Mother of Sorrows Prrrrsh jrm rs a regular fellovx and ex erybody s frrend He rs so con rstentlx congenral and frrendly that no one can accuse hrm of drsturhrng the peace jrm rs rndrlferent to oprnron rf he knovx s hrs course of actron rs rrght A large hare of hrs rngenurty and clexernes vtent rnto the olannrng ofthe yearbook Ha 4- 1 1- -3-4 .. . , rsz-3s4 . I I .1 ' J ' I-2-3A4 ,- I ' 1r2r3r4 ' ' .. . . 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 - A - - I 1,2,3-4 .. . . 1-2-SA4 I - ' ' 1r3r3r4 ' 1-2-3-4 3r2'4 2-3-4 L-4 zss Cantata I 2-3 - , 2 1 A 4 . 1-2-3-4 1-ZHSW4 X .. . . l-2e3'4 f ' ' 2-3-4 , - rszss razss ' 3 . I . r J jl C S M C Football Cantata Sodalrty C S M C Orchestra ROBERT SPENCE o St Patna: Pansh Bob rs the quret type who srts back and enjoys exery thrng If the entrre class rs gorng around rn a crrcl Bob srts peacefully and watches the crrcles go around Hrs favorrte sport rs football and hrs one and only hobhy rs readrng good hooks Intramural Basketball Handmard Su rng Band Memorres Staff 1 2 3-4 Ss? MARY ANTOINETTE SPEYGER Tom St joseph Par sh Tom rs the talented pranrst for our orchestra and svtrng hand Asprrrng to the hrghest rdeals she rs an excellent example of Catholrc grrlhood Her dutres as organrst at St joseph s do not rnterfere mth her hrgh school scholastrc averages Her srmplrcrty endears her to a multrtude of frrends among teachers and students EDWARD STEFANIK Eddre St Fmnus o Assrsl Panrh Ed was krndly recerx ed by teach ers and students alrke when he jorned us rn hrs unror year he cause he drsplayed the qualrtres of a gentleman Hrs appearance rs always snrc and span hrs manner rs reserxed and h s attrtude tovr ard chool and class xx ork rs a credrt to hrm Cantata Band Glec Club C S M C' ' Holy Name Intramural Basketball 1 'P C' S M C CSMP LEO SPERLEIX Chu. St joseph Pavxsh Leo keeps us guessrng what hrs next renture rrrll he but behrnd hrs quret drsposrtron there rs usuallr a sur prrs rn preparatron Leo ner er allows hrms If to he ome engrossed rn class work hut the school actrrrtres are a source of great concern to hrm Intr amur rl Basketball 4 Intramural Baskethrll Mcmorr s Staff Strge Technr ran HOWARD STEVEXS Crow St john Gualberr Parrsh I-Iovtard has the qualrtres ot a Chrrstran gentleman Srnce he rs ambrtrous to get the most out of a Catholrc educatron he applres hrmself wrth great drlrgence Hrs herght hrs curly harr and hrs contrnuallx pleasant countenance make hrm one ofthe most handsome boys of the class Hrs flare for brg words makes hrm a rude aw ake comersatronalrst - A j , s .. . . 1-2-4 B lr ?' - 2 ' . ' 142-3-4 I ' 1-2-3-4 N ' . . . . 142-3-4 - X 2-3-4 v4 ' 4 Q' 'A 1 , 4 ' B b ' ' ' . ' ' ' 'K .. 1 I ' . . f ' . I - ' , Y ' i Holy Name l-2 3 4 , Y 1 I , K 1 ' , ' . S . ' K 3 ' - r ,. . . ,. .. 3 4 I 2 374 4 2 3 I 1 -13 ' 'Z 4 . . 4 'c' -I is H , ,I - A . . . e 3 ,. . . ,. 4 ,' -lg 1 ,Y ANN FRANCES TKAC Tacky St. Stephen Parish This pretty, coy member of the class has an attractiveness that wins many friends. She has a way of getting to school each morning just as the bell is ringing, Her active interest in home nursing points in the direction of the nursing profession for her. Sodality C.S,M.C. Handmaid Glee Club x Football PAUL VARGO Pau St Columba Parish Paul has the looks the perseverance and the ambitions to make himself famous Although school work holds very little attraction for Paul he appreciates the fact that education is necessary to a mechanic He uses his persuasive wers to ood advanta e Intr mural Basketball 2 C S M C 2 Holy Name 2 RICHARD TRABOLD Dick St. joseph Parish Dick is a staunch friend and loyal member of the class. He is interested in all kinds of sports. especially football. Dick is noted for his respectful attitude toward authority and when hard knocks get into the training program he takes them with chin up. s ,,-I' Band 1 2 3-4 Orchestra 1 2 3-4 Holy Name 2 3-4 Intramural Glee Club Talent Night WILLIAM VIBOSTOK Willie PATRICIA WOLFHOPE at P0 E Z and although vanquished he argues Stl Holy Name 2 Intramural Basketball 3 Orchestra Basketball Handmaid Sodality C S M C Talent Night May Crow ning Svting Band St joseph Parish Willie came to us in the beginning of his junior year and since that time has taken part in many of the under takings here at j C H S He has a quiet reticent manner but is a true friend to all vtho know him He has a talent for handling machinery and when the school day is ended he finds relaxation at Burkhart s Auto Shop St Patrick Parish Sodality Vice Prefect To us there s no one just like Pat Her quick mannerisms her tall and slender s lf and her sparkling eyes and pleasant smile single her out as our popular Pat She is a skilled clarinet player and she is no less skillful with a basketball 1 2 3 4 3 4 3 4 7 I a 1- -3-4 ' h j . . . . 1- -3-4 1- -3-4 A 9, rw . 4. 1-2 5 I 5 . ' 1' - . .' . 1 . . ' 1 . ' A 1 'll. A why ' - ff 'R ' J' 'ff if 1- as-4 C.S.M.C. 4 1-2' -4 ' 1-2-3-4 . p 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 A 1 ' 1-2-3-4 A 1 ' ' 1 1-2-3-4 . . . . 1-2-374 be ' 1 v ' 4 Q 5 4 - - - P EDWARD TINGLING Chma St ohn Gualbert Pansh Eddie 15 a worth whlle frlend whose philosophy IS to lwe 10 peace wlth hls fellovs men Hxs numerous mterests mclude a love of sport an attraction for mus1c the glft of song and the ah1l1ty to act Intramural Basketball Holy Name Glee Club Band Cantata C' S M C Class Play C S M C Holy Name Band Orchestra THOMAS ZUPAN u St Patnck Pansh Tom has bullt around hxmself a vanety of mterests He 15 not so much concerned w1th mdlvlduals but has a curxosrty to learn more and more about many thmgs He has a sympathetlc and understanding nature as hxs select fnends can attest Tom IS a lover of good muslc 2?f4 WILLIAM COTLE LAWRENCE HEISER CNa.vyj lA1myl Returned to complete Hlgh School Course after two years ln servlce . , . Z P . I - . . . . A 1f2er4 1-2-'3-4 14241 2-3-4 - ' 2--3 Operetta 2-3 ,. . . . 2-3 4 f . . . . 1-243 2 ' 1- - f . 1 ,, , 142 1945 A MEDLEY OF MEMORIES FROM OUR CALENDAR 1946 September September September 21 September 28 October October 12 October 26 October 27 November 3 November November November 2 November December 7 December 16 December 20 December 21 December 27 December 29 January 2 February 11 February 15 March 4 March 5 March 7 March 11 March 12 March 14 March 27 28 Apral 15 16 17 Apral 23 Da nahed Semors at last' Solemn Mass at Vasatataon Church celebrated by Father Cawley who was assasted by Father Fatzgabbon and Father OLeary The Mass was attended bv the student body to beg God s blessang on the school year A really peppy pep rally preceded our farst football game wath St George of Pattsburgh Though we suffered a defeat our sparats are hagh Another pep meetang and another defeat Thas tame at the hands of Ferndale Adams Townshap edged us out of a vactory Hats off to Columbus on our first free day We gracaously bowed to St Vancent Prep an our forth gradaron defeat of the season Flrst football VICCOTY at Barnesboro Many students traveled an chartered buses to watness the great event Lots of fun for the 1un1ors and semors at the Halowe en Masquerade Dance sponsored by the Alumna Football game wath Blaarsvalle ended an another wan for us Catholac Book Week In a seraes of well prepared addresses the senaors dad a good job of dexelopang the l1fe of Cardanal john Henry Newman and of analyzmg the good obaectlonable and condemned comacs Our last gradaron contest wath Conemaugh ended the season vactoraously for us A peaceful Thanksgavmg Day the farst an four years The Swang Band gave us a fine sample of swang and sway at the Sodalaty Dance The farst basketball game and at looks lake a good season from here The annual Chrastmas Cantata was beautaful The tableaux the group sangang Our last day of school an 1945 The long awaxted Chrastmas vacataon as here We all agreed that the Senaor Chr1stmas Dance was all we could ask for an the vt ay of entertamment Holad ay Victory Dance gaven by the Alumna was great Holadays are over and New Year s resolutaons are takang form The Bazaar spcnsored by the Sod alasts set the school a rockang The entare student l'ody sax hundred and fifty strong enjoys th1s annual event Ross Samth s Orchestra helped to make the Valentme formal sponsored by the Senaor class a grand and gloraous affaar ALMOST EIGHTEEN presented by the Senaor class was by far the baggest hat yet Second perform ance of the Senaor class play Last basketball game of the regular season math St Francas Prep wound up a very successful season Father Cawley s feast day Erae Prep defeated us by a heart breakang score of 33 32 an the first game of the P C I A A champaonshap Inataataons fcr the Monogram Club began Does the letter mean THAT much to you boys? Class rangs arm ed What joy was ours' Inductaon anto the j C H S Alumna remmds us that the end of our hagh school days as approachang We massed Father Cawley He was attendang the educataonal conventaon at Scranton The annual Holy Week Retreat conducted by Father john Hart O P was a sparatual feast conden ed anto three days Back from Easter vacataon Wlfh a feelang that we are on the last lap of the school year 4 'Q A ' Q Q . 5 Q Q ' ' Q ' Q ' 1 , . Q- A Q ' 4 Q 2 ' Q . Q 2 Q 2 . Q Q Q a ' ' . . Q ' , ' ' z A . 5,, 2 ' ' . ,,, ' - l ' . ' , , l I . I I I I . 4-10 . 1 4 I , . . I , Y . . . , I C I 5 I ' . . 12 YVYY . . . . . I 2 ,,,, ' A -Y ' . 30. , ' ' ' . , I . n -17s ' . , ' ' and the solos-vocal and instrumental, put Christ in Christmas for us. 2 I . . . vi ' . I 1 4 I A . a ., ' Q 1 ' Q ' ' ' . L 2' 2 ' ' . ' , , ' Q , A ' ' . Q . . 2 . 1 y ' , 2 ' ' ' ' ' I . Q ' Q . ' ' ' , . D - - 'Y ' s 1 ' 's ' ' ' s ' . 1945 A MEDLEY OF MEMORIES FROM OUR CALENDAR 1946 Aprxl 28 30 and May 1 May 5 May 10 May 11 May 24 june 5 June 6 The operetta DANLZL Boom: was g1ven by the Mus1c and Dramat1c De partments Hats off and a b1g bow to the Muslc Department and to our famous Father Fxtzglbbon for th1s excellent productlon Good Shepherd Sunday found the semors enjoylng the1r Communlon Break fast for the first t1me wlth the Alumnx after Mass at the V1s1tat1on Church The Junlors really know how to have a Prom You and the Night and the Musxc Mary Day We dmd our part to honor the Queen of Heaven Our Sodahsts all looked l1ke queens partlclpatmg m the Sodalltys annual May crownlng In caps and gowns we marched up the a1sle of St Joseph s Church for Com mencement Mass After Mass we enjoyed our breakfast 1n the hlgh school audltonum It s hard to explam the feel1ng that an event l1ke thxs leaves w1th us Commencement Day' joy and sadness tears mlngled wlth laughter as we b1d farewell to the school we have loved for four years MISS ROSEMARIE HUDAK KEEPS OUR RECORDS RECORDED AND READY EOR REFERENCE 1.1. n A . . a 1 f . H . ,, . , . as . 1 ' 9 ,,,, . . , 1 14panelf25oicu44aonf3aepa2zeil'fae7!faq faaafoqwdeanchouan .feafzniaqdzegadic of afbemamacy .Zack '7!wc-wfln !Vaiuae up in !VaJfww'4 Qc-fl Zaihelfancl rqccounfanii Healing Gul a peace-7ime 7unpa anuwawzmaffdmezwm ENTERED SERVICE BEFORE SENIOR YEAR FRANCIS JOSEPH BURKHART PATRICK EDWIN PETERSON ALTUS GEORGE MOORE URBASSI K IOHN DURICA SERVING IN 'THE ARMY IN 'IAPAN KNO PHOTO AVAILABLED ANNUAL RETREAT GIVEN BY REV JOHN HART O P DEAR JESUS Teach me to be generoub Te xch Te lch Te xch Te lch Te xch Te lch ITEC IUC 16 116 6 1116 to II I E I to to O serve Thee Thou deserx est gne md not count the cost Hght md not tOl1 md not y seek for rest ff hbor md not seek my few 1rd do Thy Holy Wxll LORD JESUS' . , . . , ' 'Z 1 as ' 3 1 O 1 to J' 2 u o b ,z tomind the woundsg if 7 I I 1 . 1 1 o ,L 1 to 1 Q m o. ,Q a 'Q 3 THE SODALITY Jo AXXE M GREGOR Prefer L 4 PATRICIA WOLFHOPE ELEANOR RESUTEK MARTHA BACH V ce Pre ect Secretary Treasurer The Sodallty of Our Blessed Vlfgln Mary was ofhclally orgamzed for the year 1945 1946 at the first meetmg held Noxemher 20 The above Senlor Sodallsts were 1nstalled to carry on the PROMOTERS 103 Margaret Chromy 101 Delores Ell1s 102 Florence Bach 105 Mlldred Hoxanec O8 Eleanor CdSS1dy 100 Anna Slezak 301 Mary Emmerlxng, 305 Patrlcla Txghe 302 Patr1c11 Marsh 303 Charlotte P1z.orka SODALITY OBJECTIVES The Sodallty through 1ts members ums 1 To promote Cathohcmty and smctxficauon 2 To promote S81'1Cf1flC1f1CI1 of the ne1ghbor 3 To promote zeal for the spread and defense of Holy Mother Church . l z f Q. 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E11ee11 Kmg. .11111 E11ee11 1 . 11. A ja '1 . 1 ' .1 1 I' 1 1. s1'1 1 s11.1'ss.g.1'1' 'e 1 1' . . D U X A . 'L s fs ' ' s ' 1 ss' ' s. ' A ' s - 1 1 bers. 5 ' SL ss ' 3111. Sophomore Representatives Reading Mission Literature Frances P1 klo line ROSIQE Vmcent LOPTCQFI Mary Hoffmm Robert Shr1ft 'Iunior Representatives Totaling Miss1'on O erings Ch irles Hammerle Ioseph Hemrlch Treasurer josephlne M irshall JOSEDIXIDQ jmkovuak Representatn es Reading Letters rom Mission Lands Marg rret Prskurx President Iohn Hmes Vice President jean Ann Merrle Secretarx FATHOLK' HIC,-H STUDENTS EXTENDIINL1 A HELPING HAND TO HOME AND FOREIGNI MISSIONS LITTLE FLOW ER MISSION SOCIETY Freshmen Representatn es Examining Stamps rom the Forty eight States Imet Gr1fIith ROSIDC Noll Carolyn Rwrnesdorfer Raymond Carr Stephen Bachanl ff ' 'C 2 . DQ ax ' ' 7 1 2 I 2 ' H . Z Y., 1 Senior f S f . f ' 2 A 1, , - . . I I 'I I C 1 , Y - OUR LIBRARY CHRISTIAN BOOKS ARE KEYS TO WORLD PEACE Thls wxs the slogin used throughout the nat1on durmng Clthohc Book Week Thls week more th rn ex er our l1hr1ry was 1 scene of 1Cf1N1ty We inwlyzed the hook week theme 1llustrated the nnportrnce of good wholesome rexdlng md stressed the potentlllltles of 1 serx 1Ceahle l1br ary The senxor clrss through ID org 1111 ed cruside rgnnst ohqectxon lble comxcs grxe SUHICICDI proof Henry Nevnmm the SCNIOYS dexeloped hrs l1fe xnfluence md lrterxry COIWIYIIWUIIOIW 1n 1 ser1e of rddre e SENIOR LIBRARIAINS Al1ce Alherter Mary Marvaret Budnr Mlldred Hox anec Imthleen Mir hall Mxrthx Bach Lo1s Buber Dorothy Korehnak Eleanor Re utek Mlrtha Brlmblq Ro etti C1nn1 tri Helen Kre ill I . k I , . 2 . . . y . Q i Y 2 , LH .L , . I V. I , 2 V' ' 2 , x L 2 'Z Q 1 xl ' f I Q A , Q ' ' that comics are ntrugicsu for American youth. To celebrate the centenary of Cardinal john L , V Q H K . V . . , . 1 . l . , 5 . I , S 1 ss s. 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'S I sr ' THE BAND TDIS year besxdes performmg capably 1n trad1t1onal Cathohc Hrgh style the band members ID the1r new crxmson and gold unlforms were a treat to all onlookers For th1s added attract1on the ent1re student body IS deeply grateful to the Alumn1 Assoc1at1on Flag Bearer Paul Berger Drum Major V1ctor Land1no Majorettes Mary Allendorfer E1leen Platt Suzanne B1lletdeaux Berdlna Abele JOSCPDIHC jankowx ak Color Guards H1lary Bender ames Kmxry Be s Eleanor Cassldy Bernadette Held Clarmer Patr1c1a Wolfhope Erla Frxedhoff Ehzabeth Young Leo Coneannon ames Nagrant Gerard Ream Leo Cosgroxe john Barron Shxrley Frrschauf Florence Trabold Cymbals Rlchard Hlner Trombone john Wagner Daxrd Boes Barttone Francxs Mess1no Trumpet Raymond Hxpp Robert Blackburn Eugene MHFIDO Samuel Manganello Gerald Flsher Robert Sedlmeyer joseph Vrabel Joyn Byers Edward Ylilgllflg Paul Vargo Wllllam Donnelly Chfford Johnson joan Boes Saxophone Ehzabeth Ludwxg Rose Marle Parker Ahce Knapp Robert Bernat Drums FIHHCIS Alt john Dowdell Paul Hasenstab Donald Hlmmer Cheer Leaders R1chard Clark Raymond Burns Donald Green Leonard Mandrgoc Wllllam Klrchner Wrlllam Stephens john Krlstoff THE ORCHESTRA Our forty piece orchestra deserxes the reputation of being the best in the history of the school The degree of excellence realized under the direction of those in charge of the Music Department was manifested by the orchestra members in their performances at the Christmas Cantata the Semor class play and the Operetta Vaolm Patricia Br auer Lucille Held Josephine jankowiak Mary L Dunham Mary L Dobrick Bertha Bischof Robert Bernat Clara jane Bender Maureen Kelly Josephine Gordian Margaret Gordian Dolores Brys Dolores Henger Rose Ann Merx Genexieve Plank Lois Lorditch Rita Puzak Doris Reiser ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Saxophone Rose Marie Parker Be s Eleanor Cassidy Bernadette Held Bantone Francis Messina Trumpet Raymond Hipp Robert Blackburn Samuel Manganello Gerald Fisher Lawrence Sedlmeyer john Byers Drum s Victor Landino Paul Hasenstab C larmet Leo Concannon Gerald Ream Patricia Wolfhope Erla Fnedhoff john Barron Elizabeth Young Piano Antoinette Spenger Dorothy Seshock Patricia Marsh Pauline McDermit T10 m bone Dax id Boes John Wagner THE GLEE CLUB It was then' nature to blossom mto song, As zt 18 a trees to leaf itself in Aprzl. Thas group of glfted slngers gaxe therr talent vulhngly to .all the exents whlch requlred an accom pamment of song Thelr ChflSIm3S performance gaxe us the real sp1r1t ofChr1stmas and the1r spmted smgmg m the operetta keeps the melodres as well as the memones of the mxghty Damel Boone fresh IU our rnrnds Suz am e Bllletdeaux Betty Brschof Martha Brlansky M ary M argaret Budna Loas Buser Ro etta Canmstra Ie anne Carman lohn Dow dell SEIN IOR SONGSTERS P1tr1c1f1 F1sher Anne GI ancy Mearyellen Held Irene Hoflm an Rose Mary Kdho john Kessler Ruth Kxlhnver Erleen Km Ehzabeth Ludwrg jo Anne McGregor jean Ann Mertle Mary Palm Kathryn Plcklo Dons Plummer Robert Reesey lames Sloan SENIGR CLASS PLAY ALMOST EIGHTEEN s 3555452 . Eddie, almost eighteen, keeps the Barry Family in a constant state of turmoil. He has ambitions to be a crooner and uses every argument to get his family to think as he does about his attending the crooning school in New York. The father, who is in the hardware business, is not in sympathy with him. Eddie decides to get the S250 by entering an essay contest. Complications multiply, and the Barry family is disgraced when Eddie is accused of plagiarism The Barry entanglements begin to unravel when Uncle George returns from one of his trips and announces that he had sent in the essay that Eddie had copied for style. The final surprise comes when the second best essay is the one Eddie had sent in under an assumed name. CAST OF CHARACTERS Williziiii Barry, Eddie's dad . . . . . . . james Lorditch Grace Barry, his mother . . . jo Anne McGregor Beatrice Barry, the daughter . . Mabel Warren, a music teacher . . Mrs. Granville of the Woiiien's Club Eddie Barry, almost eighteen . George jones, the philosopher Ann Sherman, Eddie's ideal . , . Tommy Granville, Eddie's friend . Sally Davidson, one of the crowd . Mr. Merritt, a professor . . . Miss Dalrymple, a cluhwoman Patricia Fisher Betty Bischof Kathryn Picklo jack Dowdell james Schuster Rebecca Blimmel Edward Tingling Rita Arm Robak . Robert Reesey Rosemary Kabo THE SWINCT BAND The Swmg Band artxsts prov1de mus1c for soclal events Semors responslble for thls attracuon are P3.fI'1Cld Brauer Rosemary Parker Mary Antomette Spenger Raymond Hxpp Gerard Ream Patrlcla Wolfhope OUR CAFETERIA 11 At 12 o clock all roads lead to the cafeterma where we 1re serx ed vuth eficlency and SZiflSf1Clf1OI1 1 ' . 1 2 A I C , , , . . , . . . . , V V . , , 4 1 CHRISTMAS CANIATA HOSANNA IN THE HIGHEST Orchestra Selectlon Golden Magnet Tableaux Axe Maru Breaks The Flrst Chrrstlms Mom Tdbleaux O Guldlllg Star Annunmatron Gzrls Chorus Gzrls Chorus Angels Carol Chorus Qrchestra Select1on Chrrstmas Spmt Tha1s V1OIlI'l Solo Robert Bernat Chnstrms Rose Vocil Selectlon Geneueze Plan Accomp IDISC M ary Antomette Spenger Tihleaux Natnzty Welcome To Elrth Bass Solo Boyd Lutzmger All My He art Thxs Nlght RCIOICES Soprano Trzo and Chorus Io Anne McGregor Rosemary Kabo Geneuere Plan Tihle aux Magz As Wlth Gl adness Trzo and Chorus Hos mm Prmce of Peace Tenor Tno and Chorus ohn Kessler Robert Reesey Iohn Moc Let The Errth Now Pruse The Lord uartet Tlhlexux Fmale Hosmm In The Hwhest Fznal Chorus Orchestra Select1or Tuleude Echoes Blessed Mother Irene Ho man Smut joseph Thomas God rex Ma 1 lames Mallox Bernard MCGUITC George Spnew ANGELS SHEPHERDS Gloru Arle Lorettx Pxrker Norbert Bell Denms Murphy Vfxleru Hrrrm ton Phylll Prrkm on john Chromv Edvx 1rd Schultz Mrry Kmneg. ,loin Rlpl rck john Ixoem Rlchard Schuster Dorothy Murphy lmet Stemlurchner jom Zerxlksy f.. - ,.... I 5, ' 2 I I I I Q I 2 I I IW. 4 ,' I I I 1 Q ' I ' 1 1 II I -1 4, I ' ' I , -'- 2 1 Q I I I 4 4 D ' II -. -'-, ' -- .' - , If - - f I' , I 1. Y 1 1 s LQ' ' ' L L g 'sr's I 'Q 1 ' . 1 g 1 ' . a :Eli if OPERETTA-DANIEL BOONE In July, 1776, a group of settlers in Kentucky are Visted by Cornstalk, Chief of the Shawnees, who warns them that the other Indian tribes are on the warpath. He asks for a volunteer to accom' pany him back, and Flanders Callaway, the hero ofthe stockade, is the Hrst to volunteer. Fearing Jemima, his ideal, is in love with Samuel, he is anxious to leave home. However, bashful Samuel loves only Betsy, Flanders' sister. Soon Flanders returns, but with the bad news that Cornstalk has been killed. The settlers fear war but permit the young folks to plan a celebration, because Squire Boone has announced the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Meanwhile, Jemima, Betsy and Frances are kidnapped by the Indians. All the men under the leadership of the mighty Daniel Boone, rescue the girls. To celebrate their rescue. a wedding is planned. which turns out to join four happy couples in marriage. CAST OF LEADING CHARACTERS Mrs. Callaway, a pioneer mother ...,.,.. Mtiry' Allendorfer Mrs. Relaecca Boone. wife of Daniel Boone . Dorothy Hasewstab Ezekiel Pogue, a hardy contriver ...,, Richard Clark Frances Callaway, the youngest daughter . Anne Clancy Betsy, the eldest daughter . . . Jo Anne McGregor Samuel Henderson, a suitor to Betsy '... Robert Reesey Tabitha McSplinter, a new England spinster . Patricia Fisher Jemima Boone, the daughter of Daniel Boone . Genevieve Plank Richard Callaway, a hardy pioneer . . . Eugene Gerber Daniel Boone, the wilderness scout . Joseph Cyan John Holder, a young woodsman . . . CJohn Moclqj Carmen Distefano Flanders Callaway, a suitor to Jemima . James Schuster Cornstalk, Chief of the Shawnees . . . Boyd Litzinger Squire Boone, brother of Daniel Boone . . John Hines Settlers, Scouts, Pioneers, Indians 15 m X ,Q f f U' X lil v- f f . I x ATHLETICS x 9' UFS 1 1 l NX Q?Xx J ag 1 . CX - , J If I- . f ff,l jamesReiser FOOTBALL COACHES -fzff' --1-nm far...-f-L 2- John Blackburn George Gordon MOST VALUABLE FOOTBALL PLAYER Francis Mihzrlic VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD The 1946 Cd1t1OII of the Crnnson Crushers under the expert tr unmg ofCo1ch lm Relser completed the 5615011 s schedule vuth three urns 1nd fue defelt The coreQ do not tell the whole Qtory hecluse thls te un goe dovxn on record for 1tS excellent hr md of bportsnunshxp 1nd for IIS hrrd fightmg throu hout exch U une It cm ho lst too of xttrrctlng x larger numher of fms to the st ldlum ch an my other team III the hwtory of the school SCORES St Georve Adam: Tovx n hrp St V1n ent Prep Wrrmdher Blrnebhoro Bl11l'bXlll6 I Conemlu AI. C. H. S. . 12 . D . . . , 13 bl. C. H. S. O Ferndale . . . 6 Al. C. H. S. O 1 ' ' 5 . . , 13 tl. C. H. S. O . ' c . . . 6 J. C. H. S. 0 ' ..,. 19 tl. C. H. S. 7 a ' . . . O j.C.H.S. 6 . . . . O b. C. H. S. 6 1 gh .... O aslqetball EDWARD SPIDER MCKENZIE BASKETBALL CoAcH Coach Spider McKenzie showed the basketball fans of Johnstown and V1C1n1ty how to polish up an inexperienced Eve into a veteran aggregation which defeated the best teams in this district In mid season with the Crimson five defeating all comers the PI AA forbade all schools in District 6 and later District 5 to have further competition with JC H S because of what they called McKenzie showed his true ability as a coach by keeping his team in top form The Crim son cagers won six of the eight remaining games after the P I A A penalty In his two years at C H S he has compiled the enviable record of winning 33 of the 42 games against top flight competition Sportsman? CAPTAIN DAVE FIGURA Little Dave led our spirited basketball team in the capacity of Captain His cool tempered way of calling shots helped our team out of a number of tight spots Yes .V ! .' 7 , . . a violation of an eligibility rule. Coach VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Desp1te the heaxy blow mfhcted by the P I A A our team experxenced one of the greatest seasons 1n the school s h1story Th1s smooth workxng outfit started out w1th a bang and played champ1on shxp ball 111 season Headed by lanky Eddle Sam Seman who copped a place on the Greater ohnstown All St tr fxrst te am our boys won 15 games md lost only 4 At one tune the team sup ported a seven gune wmmng streak one of the longest 1n the cxty th1s season Playxng before 1 capaclty crowd our te 1m vw 1s nosed out of the P C I A A competmon by Er1e Cathedrtl 33 32 The class of 46 proudly salutes th1s line te un and hopes for more l1ke mt IU the future THE SEASON S RECORD 1945 1946 Rxchlxnd Townsh1p Beford AlllI11I11 K1sk1 Ferndlle St Bxsll s Boswell Kxskl Conemlugh St Fr 1nc1s Prep St Vxncent Prep L1 Salle Bosw ell La Salle I Wxludber St Francrs Prep P C I A A INTER DISTRICT GAME Johnstown Catholmc H1 32 Erxe Cathedrrl Prep 33 J f z z , I ' 2 I U . ' I ' f J. C. H. S. . . 41 ' 1 ' 22 J. C. H. S. . . 23 . . . 19 j. C. H. S. 27 '..... 10 J. C. H. S. . . 26 ... . 13 J. C. H. S. . . 27 4 . . . . 26 J. C. H. S. . . 27 . Q . . . . 31 J. C. H. S. . . 12 Franklin ...., 24 C. H. S. . . 36 St. Vincent Prep . 14 J. C. H. S. . . 27 ' ..... 25 J. C. H. S. . . 30 ' ' . . . . 29 J.C.H.S...18 2 ...13 J.C.H.S...53 . .' ...21 J.C.H.S. . .41 . ' .27 J.C.H.S...25 .. 32 J. C. H. S. 29 ' ..... 20 J. C. H. S. . . 42 . . . . . 31 L. C. H. S. . . 37 ' .... 18 J. C. H. S. . . 40 . 1 . . 29 1-ww-i, 4'1'!1 lf ,nz ,, THE MONOGRAM CLUB M my odd spectacles were seen on Februiry 13 is the Ivlonogrun Club begin it mnuil initiition of the new members For three d iys the student body w is trerted to ome thrilling entert unment as the dared xictims put on their usual ridiculous show The newcomers showed hne sportsman ship, exen though the going was a little rugged at times The Senior class congratulates the new members who have so nobly joined the ranks of the ' privileged pz1ddlers, i Louis Cowan David Figura Donald Aliquo Patrick Brady George Coyle john Cullen Anthony Delic OFFICERS Willixiiii Coyle . . ..,... President Richard 0'Donnell . Francis Mihzilic ...... V1cefP1es1dent Joseph Erick . . . ACTIVE CLUB MEMBERS-SENICRS James Lorditch James Schuster Francis Mihzilic james Shrift IINDERCLASSMEN Francis Dostal Bernard Frick joseph Erick Boyd Litzinger Bernard Michzaels Robert Micklos 'lohn Mock John Murphy' Richard O'Donnell Richard Schuster . . . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer Albert Podratsky Edward Seman Bernard Sidor joseph Stasko Albert Voidak Norbert Weriier james Young GIRLS' ATHLETIC ACTIVITY Thls group of enthu 11st1c h1 ketbdll phyers derned real enjoyment phys1c1I exerc1se healthy competltlon and no httle CXC1f ment from the1r weekly games They managed to get the gym once 4 week and it thls tune the SIX OFUIUIZCQI teerms played one mother o Anne McGregor cxptfun ofthe s1x telm Iexgue mis dsusted by Dorothy Anton xzzo md emne Cxrmm THE SENIOR MEMBERS OE THE LEAGL E Dorothy Antom o Su anne Bdletdeiux Rehee 1 Bhmmel Iexnne Cqrman Pltr Pltrlcu F1sher E1leen IXIII jo Anne MeGre or Ele anor Shoppe ILII Wolfhope bc .5 . , ,. . gt C . 2 ' ' Q 2 , 'I Q Q T Y v 'Y7 ' ' A' U L-- I I . . ,. U 7, -I L, D --f I - Y et g 1 C ' Q L H 111 ' 117 rig 'T' The xmas il:- VOL 55 . X CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED Nhnnus of the looil contmst hx thu, NIUSICIIIIS Imgus neu 11n nouncmd bv thx presxdcnt M1 Thcrufa Podluck Mlss Pltllcm Flsher non first pnze mth her mm firrangament f Tfhguk ns Qkx 1 Plano Concerto N0 I Paulmn Boei sms Suond pI'l7l xxmncr plqwmg Sugfn Bluu 'md thL thnd prlze sunt to Sallx MHIIQZQHLIIO for hmr mtmrprlt mon of Buthovcn 1 Fifth Sx mphom DE LUXE THEATER OPENS IN GEISTOWN Thu opemng of thm De lun Theater m Custom n xx as announce d bw Mr J Gwan prcsldent of thx Gustoxxu Tien Agori ASSOKl'it10Il lqif Fr1d11w cvcmug .at A mutmg hL1d fat the Fm, Hall Flrst assist int IS to be Rwhfird Tr lbold Opcnmg mght xx 111 he Jung 15 xx 1th Spec! 11 att111r1t1ou provlded bx Marx Pxlm md M lrgfmt Plskuri B111 Gyfm txumpmt pl nu Rxvmond Hxpp to bm hzrf from Chu 120 fox thx opcn ln MISS ANTONAZZO BRINGS PARIS HAIR STYLE T0 AMERICA Dorothx Automzzo the 1ntc11 natlonfillx flmed hfur Htxhkt hq returned from the Mode Royale School IH Pans Shg plfms to open the Xogue Beauty Salon on I'1fth Avenue ln Nux Hork Cltx Thx BXCIUQIXQ shop mll bc under the vaplbln mfmfagnmmnt of Liddiml Gorla Igllxfl Nilsk Row Mun Pxr cr 'Nh Pltllfll Klm 'md Mx Fxlun Platt mll modml thy ltf tgrmn Ill thi fllll1!ltlNNlll f they NIADm1o1N1-1l1- XIAGAIINI- 1 L Thlflkl Bumuxnlrk lm Thcun Fxllaghcr ulll txlm N11 Anton izzo mmt rnx hung hur colffurc ax adds d pruultitum th1 new nlon RED CROSS LEADERS GIVE DEMONSTRATION Doxothv Korc hu lk dlSf,1IlglllNht d Rcd Cross Nursn his JuQt fmrrlvnd m town xxlth hnr dS91Nt'lI1tS Marv Allondorfu Marthl Bach and Rlta Burm to ZIVL an cxtenslvm demonstratlon of Nurimg Af'tlXlt16S and the progresk of thn work of thc Red Crow 0Ig'iIll71tl0fl Durmff thur xwcks stfn m Johnstown thcy mll bc gun Qts fit thx homce of Mlss GaJexx Qkl md Mlxs Crlxt Iohmtovsn S lvldmg SOKl'll -4 I'V1ll xxmkurs ANNIVERSARY OF BYER S ALL GIRL ORCHESTRA Tod xx marks thi H1 st fmnlvc r vuv of the dnbut of the world fxmous All Glrl Orchc tu von ductcd bx John Burq Making thur first lppmrmce ln thu IIIIHXLTN in couurt tomght fun Pfitncu B1 mc r md mlglc vlohn Elm mor Shr pp up md rommg xounq X01 'ill t, 'md 'NI in Antomcttc Spmzel flmnd SKATING ENTHUSIASTS OPEN MODEL RINK Thx VK hlll A VK ix Rink xxlll M uopcnnd oon arrmdmg to 1 jomt iIlI10llI10lIl'llIlt hx pmpuutm Do mthx H'i9LHNt?1l5 md xlfll-10111 Mc Intxu The remodmlmg uudcr upnrwmou of Edu nd Xlllgllllo' lI'llllld6Q lllurnmatcd xx ill find '111 unbrealnhlc 211122 fiom pc1f0rtc1d hx Ehzqbeth Iudmg md 'Niwrullcn Hdd of thi Cumbwll Chunlf 11 I ab oritorle Inc Robe rt QIJQIIFK incl Edxxln Edu 1110114 will tl Nh pro f1N9l0llll wk 111 d mum, BOOKS TO BE REVIEWED Don Plummrr fxmul lltfr nrx 1t1c told I IC pmtc r Thom lg Zup mth it hz ml! ru ll xx Ginn Nl- x -Km: Huux hx Gerard R1 am NAGRANT SHOE ESTABLISHMENT SPONSORS RADIO PROGRAM Thu Migrant N0 Squeak Shon C0 xx 1ll Sponsor 11 program vntxtlcd Remember to Forget by loseph IltZlHgLI' Qt3lI'll'lg hck Dosndell ,md Elleen Kmg xx 1th Challes Rip Jack m fi Quppoltmg roln Danul Abnlc 'lIlIlOl1IlI'fl vnll ho iswstcd bw Thomas Godfru Round cffut mm CHARITY DANCE ARRANGED Iorctta Schlffh mar presldult of the QCIIIOI' Glllld of thu Charltv Hospltal has ongavnd Wllllam V1b0Qt0k 'md his famed bind for thur annual r1h11r1tv b11ll Thy band featurw Paul N lrgo w 1th hrs mellow trumpst and Mlss Ruth Kllhnger as guut vocilwt MISS D Clare Sankel club treasure r IS 111 charge of tlckct Qilu find MISS Mfxls C Dlefenb ichl tdkmg cum of patron S0llCltlI1g ANNOUNCES FORMAL OPENING M155 Irina Hoffmm has fm Il0l1l1f'Ld thi opuung of hu' mllll mn The Iruu Shoppz Thebuxld mg one of thc largest m Gustoxxn xxlll bc undnr thu Oapwbln mumgz ment of 'Xllwog 'Vlaxthl Brlansln 'md Pxtmu XIKGHIIIIS DOCTOR PALMA FORNIICA DOES CHARITY WORK In tha vrmulul dlstrlct of 1 1 tm rn mx Xrnk muil xxmkmr Mlssw 'Nl ll Am Braun Ill xml C lthlfllll 117 111 mur Dr Immxm xv IIIIIITHIVIX t the mr thm it mr Iohn Ixus my I1duudStefmu IN th xt thclr xxurk among thc pool would hc ullx xx ifltlllg ulthout Dr Iur Ullfi X iuin elf SifFlflflIl' A mor X .. 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REST AND CURE A new summer he xlth rc sort BEALTY RE's'r wxll be opcncd bv Mlssea Kav M nrsh tll md Dorothx Ragcr It wlll mcludc hftv mode rn cablns All secret mal work wlll be handled by Eleanor Rcsutck Re creatlonal fcaturcs w All bc rc gul ltc d by the Mlsscs IQIOIIY C lnmstrm md Helen Kresrk WORLD OF SPORTS The famous sports comment xtor Bob Burns md hls close tssnstrnt John Blxckburn made 1 startling announccme nt to the sports world stating that thcv have purchused the Chic rgo Bears md secured Bl :clue Mlhallc and Lou Cow in 1 coaches Jlm Schrnft and Jam Ior dutch teaming wxth Whltev Pod ratskv md MHSSIL Hcllm mn make up 1 formidable lme VI 1lt Iurm xn 2ndiDave Flgurl feature the b :ck e STATE GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL FETED Governor Ie rov Kocmg of Penn sylvanla who made good ln big tlme polltlcs was entcrtamed bv the Johnstown Iiepublxcan Club at a dlnner held at the Fort Stan wwe last evemng Accompanvmg the Governor was Miss Jean Carman hrs secretary and another prom ment member of the Republxcan partv James Arnone After the dmner the guests were entertained by the famous Metropohtan smgera Suzanne Bllletdeaux Marv Mar garet Budna and Shlrlev Keelan SHIP BREAKS RECORD The L S S Gettysburg bullt bv the H xmmond Shlpbulldlng Company has just established the amazmg record of croasmg the Paclfic from Tokyo to Sm Fran cisco ln slx days Captun Frmk Lepera stated th at his outstanding men ln accomplrshmg this feat ere. Flrst Mate James Klcnncr Thlrd Mate Patrlck Gavin Ensrgn Klo chak and It leo Spcrlun J A MERTLE OPENS BEAUTY SALON Jean Ann Mc rtlc his announced the ope nmg clatc of Mcrt s Be rutx Salon on Iunc l0 Hcr orlgmll colffurcs Mlfllllgllt M tdnc ss und Ilmcllte lun lcv wxll bc modeled bv Ahcc Knlpp md Ions Buscr The atvlcs wlll bc photogrrphc cl bx Dorls Rlttc r of Do do s Io to s CHANGES AT AIRPORT SLOAN ANNOUNCES Thc Johnstown Ch lmbc r of Com me rcc under thc dlrcctlon of Irmc Sloan hrs xnnouncccl new promo tions xt thc Mumclpal Alrport Eugene 1112210 nc w Major Domo, Be rn ard K irc he r and Don xlcl Klug ln ch nrgc of OINTILIOIIN, Gcorgc Selfcrt IIIIIIIUIIIIIIW and llghtlllv, Ron xld Mock und William Koclges chlcf mc ch IIIIPN Mr Sloan also announce th Lt thc runw mv IN f for the lllldlllg ot the mxmmoth Pollack Muldoon pl me MISS GLANCY FEATURES IN OPERETTA Miss Anne Glancw famed dance dlrector his been engaged bw thc producers of the senaatlon il hlt Operetta TWVINKLE Tons a song and dance stvllst Mxss M C Frlcle will accomp mv on the plano the twmklers The costumes deslgned bv the noted artlats Mlsxses Blschof and Alberter gxvc much color to the productlon SCIENTISTS ACHIEVE SUCCESS Robert Recsex the 1960 Wobel prize w mnc r ln sc-xc ncc h rs dcvxsed a revolvlnv stalrcasc to reduce con gestlon at thc ch mere of cl rsscs of the 900 students attc Ildlllu thc new Cathollc Hlgh School on Osborne Street Hrs co worker ln tlns model building w is the steel chcmlst Mr Howard Ste vc ns Miss P ntrlcla Wolfhope dlrcctor of glrls rthlctlcs at the lIlStltllf,l0Il and Mass Rose mary Kabo school nurse nttest before a capacltv housc at thc Wa tlonal Safc tv Convention th it this ls thc most cffe ctlvc and specdlc st student trmsport ln the country CHROMY TKAC PUBLISHES LATEST CAREER BOOK Kathryn Plcklo s rrt cxhxblt w ms the biggest trctt to rrt lover IH 1965 Hcr work rn oxl ls mppruscd on this slde of the Atl llltlf Mlsscs Sccxrv and Cxrthcw hwe jomtlw prepared thc hlstorv of hc r C1 mn To FAME whlch will bc published b the Chromw Tk xc Publlshlng Cbmpanv NEW PLAY PRODUCED John Hines hrs just re lc tscd hrs new film sc ns ntlon llc llc of thc Ball Co atarrmg lrc thc outstanci mg scrcen per-xonalltlcs lo Anne McGregor and Ixmcs Schuster Ctrl Hmcr the noted Hollywood news reporter remarked The McGregor and Schuster perform ance wlll surelv wln them Osc ers O.. EDUCATORS ARE VISITORS Next Fndaw Central Cathohc High School will be honored by the vlslt of a former student Mlss Rebecca Bllmmel now on the teach mg staff of Read College Assrstmg Miss Bllmmel w ull be Miss Joann Gunzleman and Miss Mildred Ho- vanec both renowned teachers of mathematlcs .. ' A Q ' o A X Q ' ' . 1. 1. ' 1 --v ,. . . , 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 X 1 . , ' 1 1 1 I ' 1' 1 1 1 . 1 '1 1 12 1 1k 1 , I. 1 .1 . . , 1 . , 1. . 12 Q 1 1 1' . 1 ' : Q 1.'- - - A1 ' 1 1 ' j 1: f. - 1' are ,,- ' ' 1. 1 1. Ol 1 ' v Q- - . ' 1. 1 1 1 2 1. s ,., r - - - - 11 1 1 '1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 T x h' l I . . vc ' I 1 51 I x .1 ' 1 .u L, ,, 1 . , ..... ' 1 f 1 , .' - ' x z 1 , . , . . 1, .Q 1 1 1. 1x X ' . , 5, 1 1 5 1 11 1 1- 1. 11 7'-01 1 1. 11 1 11 V L' 1 I 1 v x I 'hz xt!- 1' 1 N z 1' z z A' 1 1 1 - 1 1' Vx' ' I 5 V h 'il x -' I l . iz h' rx 'xl' x ul Y ' 1 1 I 1 1 . 1 1 v f s- 'ff 1 4 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 - 1 - ,- I E x L' x x I , it 'c ' ' - i L l l Y' xx V . . , , 1 1 A ---0--W 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 .. . . . 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' ' ' ' PATRONS Comphments of H V Allen Food Market Alumnl ASSOCIHIIOII Central Cathollc H1gh School Amerlcan Carpath1an C1t1zens Club Amerxcan Leglon Post No 294 Johnstown Anderson Paper and Twme Automot1ve Supply Co Aven1 s Beauty Shoppe B Shoppe Ccrner of Fa1rfield Ave and D St Benshoff Prmtmg Co 46 48 Valley P1ke Bett s Tavern Belzner Pharmacy B1schof s Economy Store Bllmnael John R 124 Walnut St Blue Dell Dmer 335 Maple Ave Boulevard Sunoco Statlon Front St Brett Insurance Agency Brown Mr and Mrs M L Brown1esCafe Bruno s Fru1t and Grocerles 104 Strayer St Burkhart Auto Serv1ce Auto Parrt rg Campbell s Hardware 237 Strayer St Complrments of Canad1an Fur Co C and C Realty Clty Pharmacy Market and L1ncoln s Clark s Da1ry Store No 2 Connelly Dr A A Dentlst Conway s Cafe 74 Faxrlield Ave Conway John A Funeral Home Conway Stepher1J Jr Cooney Gaus Inn R D No 8 Johnstown Corner Serv1ce Statlon Falrfield Ave and F St Cover Joseph E Photographer Cyburt Mr and Mrs Joseph 301 McConaughy Street Da1ry Dell Inc Complxments of W DeFrehn and Sons Cha1r Manufacturers Dean Ph1pps Store 317 Ma1n St DeRoy s Leadmg Jewelers and Optlclans Dalley Dr John A 1006 Frrst NHt1ODHl Bank Dostal Dr and Mrs F P 300 Greeve St Duffy Drug Co Wholesale Only Duffle s Radlo Serv1ce 424 Central Axe Duquesne Sales Co Duranko Gr1ll 54 Barron Ave Economy Store Bob Apel Corner of Wood and H1ckory Sts Elxte Bakery 310 Bedford St Fa1rfield Texaco Serv1ce General Mllls Farm Serv1ce D1V1S1Ol'1 Flood Clty Brass and Electrlc Co Foller A I 81 Baumer St Freldhoff Frank H T nner Fraternal Order of Eagles Aer1e No 778 ohnstown Frye s Market G iles Clothlng Store 139 Clmton St Gels Lou1s A GEISIOWH Market Gexstown George s Market 292 Ohlo St Complmments of Walter E and Robert S Glass Comphments of Mary and Burke Gleason Glosser Bros Everybody s Store Goenner and Co 411 Thlrd Ave Haley s Store 669 Park Ave Comphments of Hammond Beauty School of Culture Harklns Edward J Attorney at Law Heck s Store 669 Coleman Ave Horn1ck s Atlantlc Serv1ce 942 944 Bedford St C C Hornlck s Sons R 115 117 Peter St Hurtak s Showboat Ickes Thrlft Cash Market Ideal Food Market Across from the Bandshell Inco Beverage Johnstown M1lk Dxstrlbutors Johnstown Moose Lodge Johnstown Motor Club Kanes Esso Serv1ce Compllments of Karl Beauty Supply House Karp and Brothers 628 Ma1n St Keystone Hotel Wash1ngton St Kmgston Beverage Co Inc Kmney Mr and Mrs John F K1rchner Brothers 769 Lucas Alley Kocson s Market Kramer s Club Sevmlle Kublnsky Mr and Mrs John 612 Chestnut St KW13tkOWSk1 Mrs Catherlne 601 Broad St Laposata s Beauty Shop Lee s Place Leltenberger s Machme Co L1ncoln St Service Statron McAneny Dr Joseph B McCann s Plumbmg and Heatxng McCaffrey James E Insurance and Real Estate McCloskey Paul M D 338 Locust St McKee Market Maguth John Meat and GFOCEIICS 1136 Vrrgmxa Axe Ma1n Street Market 661 Mam St Malloy James T Alderman 914 Ramlroad St Mart1n s Inn 402 Chestnut St Mary Irene Beauty Shoppe 406 Broad St . . , r , ., A 9 u ' 9 3 ' 9 I 1 ' , , . 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