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urn u Presented by the seniors of Central Catholic High School, Johnstown, Penna. ART FIRE RUTH SOUL :aminj Behind these young lives, there radiance of the I ower '©f the Moat High,'.ir youthful hearts with gratitude for at) those who have made this day possible. It is to them that we, ihe Seniors of 1953, wi$h to dedicate in a thVee-fold manner this edition of “Memories” ... ... to those who, through the Living Spring as the secret energy infusing life into the soul, have given us life and taught us our first steps along the roads which men walk....................our parents'. ... to those who draw daily from the Fountain of Truth and spend their energies that they may shower upon us this spirit of truth....our thachcrs. ... to those whom, through the Holy Ghost as the Guest of Our Souls making us one in spirit, we have grown to know arid love at Catholic High................................... our companions. ENKINDLE THESE IN THY LOVE comm Introduction ....Pages 1 to 6 Administration ..Pages 7 to 12 Seniors .........Pages 13 to 34 Classes .........Pages 35 to 48 Activities..............Pages 49 to 77 Finis ...........Pages 78 to 79 Senior Directory ...Pages 80 to 81 Alumnae in Religion. Pages 82 to 83 Patrons .........Pages 84 to 88 Looking back to our freshman and sophomore years, we recall our former principal, Father Cawley. Our memories of him, however, are dim; for as under- classmen, we had only slight personal contact with our principal. We remember him best as the kind voice of a friend and teacher over the P. A. system. At that time we placed Father Cawley on the pedestal reserved for those whom we best loved and revered; and it is again on a pedestal that we view Father Cawley as we meditate on our Catholic High “Memories.” 6 TWO WE SHALL NEVER FORGET Fifty years in God's service! This alone is a tribute. Literally thousands of students have passed under Sister M. Gregory’s guiding influence—a guidance reflecting the kindness of long years of service to God. For the past 28 years, Sister has been with us at Catholic High. This year, on December 8, Sister celebrated her Golden Jubilee as a Sister of Charity. The students whom you have taught will long remember your kindness to them and may the Lord, whom you have lovingly served, continue to shower you with His golden graces. iiiimisTiiiTiin Year after year our priests and sisters watch each graduating class of young mei| nd women step out into the world for which they have been prepared. Ceaselessly they work on; different communities, all dedicated to the same work, training God’s youth. Often their names are forgotten but the work they do is a great influence to many in later life. Principal’s Message Another year has passed and another graduating class is preparing to leave forever the sheltering walls of Catholic High School. Perhaps that word “forever” somewhat startles or even frightens you. It does sound very final, doesn't it? But it is so true. When you pass through the portals of the school on graduation night, your lives as high school students are gone, never to return. Viewed in that light, perhaps the constant dinning into your ears of principles, the almost frantic concern of your teachers that you take advantage of every opportunity, and the incessant vigilance to keep you on the path of justice and truth take on a new meaning. For, in very large part, your lives will be what you made them in high school. True, in Confirmation you received the Holy Spirit, Who enlightens your minds to know the truth, and strengthens your wills to love the good; but the Holy Spirit ordinarily uses natural means to extend and perpetuate His influence. Your Catholic High School is just such a human instrument. Our earnest prayer is that your years in high school have so illumined and fortified you that you may walk un- hesitatingly down the pathway of life, with a clear eye and a firm step, into the heaven of eternal peace. Rev. Linford F. Greinader The Spirit is within ♦ 8 Mary Solomon. Josephine Bifano, Alex Xanko, and Kd Smith check with Father Greinader before addressing students on the P. A. system. Rev. Faber J. Malloy Religion Sister M. Agnes Clare, S.S.J. Latin Sister M. Alban. R.S.M. English FACULTY . . . inspiring us to religious zeal Sister M. Bernard, S.C. Social Studies Father Malloy instills the vitalizing force in senior Religion class. Sister M. Assumpta, S.S.J. Music Sister M. Cclestine, O.S.F. Mathematics Sister M. Clement, S.C. Science Sister M. Demetrius, S.S.J. Social Studies Sister M. Deo Cora, O.S.F. St. John s Annex Sister M. Estelle, C.D.P. Social St udies Sister M. Ferdinand, R.S.M. Immaculate Conception Annex Mr. Peter M. McNulty, or more popularly known as “Pete,” has been attending to the needs of the school for the past 24 years. It was in the year of 1929 that Mr. McNulty first became our janitor. The gym had just been built that year and the school had an enroll- ment of around 500 students. ♦ ♦ ♦ that they might Sister Mary Francis, S.S.J. Latin Sister M. Gregory, S.C. Science Sister M. Hilda, R.S.M. Mathematics, Social Studies Sister M. Irene, S.S.J. St. John's Annex Sister M. Jude Thaddeus, S.C. Spanish Sister M. Lorraine, O.S.F. Mathematics breathe upon us the fires of truth Sister Marie Therese, R.S.M. English Sister M. Martina, S.C. French Sister M. Patrice, S.S.J. St. John's Annex Sister M. Raymunda, R.S.M Librarian II Coming to us at semester time in our sophomore year, Miss Markferding has been a true friend and cheerful advisor. Never too busy to help, we'll never forget her. Sister M. Rcmigius, O.S.F. Commercial Sister M. Robert, S.S.J. Biology, M usic Sister M. Rosalia, O.S.F. Commercial Sister M. Virginia, R.S.M. Art, English Mr. Donald Johnson Science, Coach Mr. Joseph Majer Gen. Math, Coach 12 Through the power of the Holy Spirit, as the Living Spring, new life is ever flowing on, filling the earth with new souls to flower in and beautify the face of the earth. It is in this great work of creation that our parents work hand in hand with God Himself. It is to them, therefore, that we dedicate the senior section of “Memories.” May the memory of our parents’ undying love and constant sacrifice awake in every senior a pledge of grati- tude toward those who have done most in life for us. Lilli; SI'KIVI, SIRIUS Patricia Balazik, treasurer; Josephine Bifano, vice-president; and Angela Dino, secretary. “Ves” Neiler President Student Council Senior representatives: Robert Babal. “Nick” Novak, Jim Podnatsky, Max Lang, Phil Boltz, Jim Janshcgo. Donald Ignots, Phil Tomak, Phyllis Blasic, Sandra Lynch, Frances Brvs, Alice Adams, Bernadette Selfridge, Mary Ann Kusch, Shirley Swctz, Lois Jean Boxler. Alice Adams.........“Farmer”........St. Benedict Blonde . . . Blue eyes . . . Dimples . . . Hobby: Talking to Franny . . . Ambition: To go to Cali- fornia. Mary Joan Adams. .“Petunia”.. St. John Gualbert Ambition: To be principal of JCHS for one week . . . Likes free days and handsome boys . . . Carefree. Amelia Alt. .. .“Amy”... .Immaculate Conception Good basketball player . . . Dislikes cowboy boots . . . Sings like a lark . . . Always ready for fun. Robert Andrews------“Andy_____St. John Gualbert Never seen without a smile . . . Likes Prospect . . . Pete’s assistant . . . Ambition: To visit Paris. Robert Babal... .“Bones”.... Sts. Peter and Paul Quiet . . . Unassuming . . . Friendly in a shy way . . . Conservative . . . Neat Dresser. Patricia Balazik.......“Pat”........St. Columba Sparkling eyes . . . Likes cautious “Hot Rods” . . . Hunting enthusiast . . . Hobby: Playing the saxophone. COME HOLY Nancy Barker...........“Nan”...............St. Joseph Quiet and reserved . . . “Gcistown” . . . Likes roller skating and ice skating . . . Dislikes hockey players. Doris Bearer.........“Dolly”...............St. Patrick Ardent sports fan ... A shorthand fiend . . . Quiet ... A true friend . . . Dislikes rain and insects. Francis Bender. .“Mick”. Our Mother of Sorrow Father Malloy’s sleeper . . . Future ice cyclier . . . McCall’s speedy shadow . . . Dislikes girl’s uniforms. Eleanor Benyacko........“Ele”......St. Stephen Always jolly . . . Fun loving . . . Has a heart of gold . . . Loves to skate . . . Likes people and music boxes. 15 Joan Bernosky...........“Jo”........St. Columba Tall and terrific . . . Mischievous glint . . . “Curly Top” . . . Dislikes homework and white bucks. Josephine Bifano......“Jangles”.....St. Anthony Very popular girl . . . Dependable ... A joke and a smile for everyone ... A “jazzy” piano player. Mary Lou Billetdeaux... .“Billie”.... St. Patrick Dislikes: Hockey players . . . Hobby: Roller skat- ing . . . Big help in the cafeteria. William Billetdeaux......“Bill”.....St. Benedict Authority on cheerlcading . . . Class play wizzard . . . Excellent speaker . . . Dislikes drunken drivers. Colleen Marie Bischof____“Sweets”______St. Joseph Sparkling eyes . . . Refreshing . . . Bashful and blushing . . . Sweet and innocent . . . Perfect lady. Phyllis Blasic.....“Phyl”.... Assumption B.V.M. Highest patron go-getter . . . Likes dances and polkas . . . Always doing someone a good turn . . . Baseball fan. IN THESE Phillip Boltz......“Slomotion”......St. Joseph Red-headed cassanova . . . Hobby is loafing . . . Stock boy at Penn Traffic . . . Natty dresser. Cecil Bopp....“Cec”.....St. John (Summerhill) Quiet . . . But OH! so mischievous . . . Could thumb his way anywhere . . . Ambition: To ride in a Cadillac. Nancy Boryk...........“Nan”................St. Joseph A ball of merriment . . . Hobby: Writing to “Bits” . . . Dislikes shorthand homework . . . Good natured. Helen Boryszewski.....“Helen”......St. Patrick Fond of school . . . Sweet smile . . . Very friendly . . . Loves memory work . . . Willing helper . . . Shy. Lois Jean Boxler. “Lois”. Our Mother of Sorrows Sweet smile . . . Radiantly lovely . . . mischie- vous . . . Faithful friend . . . Basketball fiend . . . Gay. Patricia Bracken......“Pat”.....St. John Gualbert Our golden-haired ballerina . . . Whiz in history . . . Likes books and people . . . Smile for every- one. Dolores Brosig............“De”.........St. Joseph Easy going . . . Likes free days and television . . . Ardent jet fan . . . Loves sports . . . Good natured. Rita Brown.............“Rita”..........St. Agnes “Farmer” of JCHS . . . Dislikes homework and tests . . . Good student . . . Source of fun . . . One of our “props.” Frances Brys..........“Franny”........St. Patrick Sparkling blue eyes . . . Likes chocolate frosts . . . Dislikes “Sambo” . . . Ambition: Major in Latin. Robert Bulas............“Bob”____.... St. Casimir Tall, dark and handsome . . . Ambition: Engineer . . . Dislikes wiseguys ... A good basketball player. TAKE UP THY REST Sylvia Bulick.........“Syl”..........St. Casimir Ardent Troy fan . . . Likes Art . . . Keeps Coke Co. in business . . . Sparkling brown eyes . . . Gay. Catherine Burgo.......“Katy”.........St. Joseph Petite . . . Likes spaghetti . . . Dislikes mustard . . . Beautiful clothes . . . Everybody’s friend. Magdalene Burkhardt. .“Min”.. .Immac. Concep. Quiet . . . Friendly . . . Enjoys swimming . . . Shy . . . Arden sport fan . . . Dislikes six week’s tests. John Burkhard..........“Jack”........St. Patrick Red hair and no temper . . . Dislikes going out on dates . . . Pool and poker fan . . . Hogan’s understudy. 17 James Burns..........“Unc”.........St. Benedict Pride of Geistown . . . Fond of the classics (comics) . . . Demon behind the wheel . . . Junior hockey player. Mary Cassidy......“Hoppy”......Immac. Concep. Attractive . . . Dislikes school . . . Loves to eat . . . Always on the go . . . Often rides ’49 Chrysler. Barbara Chabody......“Boob”........St. Rochus Easy to get along with . . . Xcat basketball for- ward . . . Reliable . . . An energetic JCHS booster. Justine Ciccone. .“Jus”.. Our Mother of Sorrows Good jitterbugger . . . Loves driving her sister’s Pontiac . . . Dislikes no mail from Baltimore. Charles Cicero....“Cy”.... Assumption B.V.M. Mayor of Franklin . . . Likes cars and good music . . . Ready to lend a helping hand . . . Whiz in French. Gloria Ciupak... .“Glory”.... Assumption B.V.M. Sweet . . . Good sense of humor... At home on the dance floor . . . Likes tall boys . . . Honor student. FILL THESE SOULS Grace Ciupak.. . .“Grade”... .Assumption B.V.M. Lovely to look at . . . Speed demon with Chevy . . . Attractive with pony tail . . . Fascinating smile. Peter Correll.........“Pete”........St. Patrick Always a diplomat . . . Fond of pool, poker and pinochle . . . Makes lots of friends and loses none. Caroline Crouse.......“Candy”.......St. Anthony Beautiful black hair . . . Jovial . . . JCHS booster . . . Usually seen with Jim . . . Hot rod with red Ford. Mary Dambrosia........“Shorty”......St. Anthony One of 103’s jitterbuggcrs . . . Mischievous . . . Fun . . . Red’s one and only . . . Fond of station wagons. 18 Anna Marie Datko.......“Anka”........St. Stephen True friend . . . Lovable . . . Dislikes: Poodle hair cuts . . . Heart of gold . . . Good singer . . . Likes a good time. William Deter......“Dete”.....St. John Gualbert One of Majer’s seven “mules” . . . “Scutum ire” of Latin class . . . Knockout in a suitcoat . . . Likable. Helen Dezelon..........“Helen”........St. Joseph Good natured . . . Neat . . . Usually seen at Skate- land . . . Money maker for Grant’s. Angela Dill...........“Angie”.........St. Joseph Lively and good natured . . . Dancing feet . . . Always ready for fun . . . Favorites: Food, music, dancing. Angela Dino... .“Sugar”.... Our Lady of Mercy “Sugar” is sweet . . . Class officer . . . Always with a smile . . . Good student . . . Likes “Hardboiled Cop.” Geraldine Dowdell......“Gerry”.......St. Patrick Attractive black hair . . . Usually seen at dances . . . Dislikes cars without insurance. WHICH tHOU George Dukery..._______“Duke”.................St. Rochus Practical joker . . . Cheerleader . . . Loves to dance . . . Dislikes work and girls . . . Likes vacations. John Durcho............“Jack”.................St. Stephen Million-dollar smile . . . Everybody’s friend . . . Likes studies and sleep . . . Always ready to help. Theresa Duris..........“Red”........St. Stephen Camp Barkshire's problem . . . Carrot-top kid . . . Mischievous . . . Forever late . . . Hobby: Motor- cycles. Dolores Dzambik........“Dolly”.......St. Stephen Quiet . . . Can be trusted with a secret . . . Hates to read . . . Favorite: Study period . . . Always merry. 19 Patricia Fesko.. .“Pat”.. .Immaculate Conception Blonde and green eyes . . . Likes sweets . . . Polka fan . . . Enjoys skating ... a 103 giggler . . . Loves free days. Raymond Fisher......“Fishbones”..... Visitation Our answer to Gene Krupa . . . soft-spoken . . . Kind to all . . . true friend . . . Likes race car driving. Rita Marie Frankosky.“Dolly”.St. John Gualbert Contest fiend . . . Sophisticated . . . Lots of energy . . . Her father’s business partner. Cecelia Freidhoff.......“Cecil”......St. Joseph Another lovely blonde . . . Blue eyes . . . Rather shy . . . Well-mannered . . . Dislikes Latin. Richard Frischauf......“Rich”....... St. Joseph Likes good music and dislikes detentions . . . Nice . . . Ambition: To be a milkman. Regina Gabrovsek........“Reggc”.....St. Patrick Neat dresser . . . Can really make a violin sing . . . Lots of fun . . . Mischievous in history . . . Blondic. CENTRAL CATHOLIC Theresa Galasso......“Shorty”.......St. Anthony “Tres Petite” . . . Beautiful singer . . . Shining black hair . . . Lady at all times . . . Blushes easily. Mary Galioto..........“Starry”................St. Patrick Likes dancing . . . Wants to be a secretary . . . Usually seen handling “cash” . . . Dislikes snobs. Robert Gaspar........“Jazz-Baw”.......St. Stephen Demon on the diamond . . . Quiet with women . . . Likes money . . . personality . . . Pet Peeve: “Dave.” Mary Gaus..........“Mary P.”.........St. Benedict Thinks Spanish is a “dead” language . . . friend of Linda . . . Fearless . . . Ambition: To go to Cleve- land. Bernice Gemza...........“Bernic”.......St. Casimir Nice smile . . . Quite a singer . . . Charters buses for games . . . Dislikes being called “Gizmo.” Mary Rita Golias. .“Rita”. .St. Mary (Nanty Glo) Good conversationalist . . . Easy on the eye . . . Loyal . . . Humorous outlook . . . Dislikes getting up early. Doreine Gooderham..........“Dod”...... Visitation Neat . . . Prompt . . . Friendly . . . Ardent sports fan . . . Phyl's best “Pal” . . . Always agreeable. Michael Gordian...........“Mike”.......St. Stephen Handsome . . . Tops with everyone . . . Likes to talk to others and to travel . . . Dislikes showofls. Felicia Govekar.......“Frenchie”...... Assumption Tall . . . Basketball player . . . One of our belles in the orchestra and band . . . Likes Pizza. HIGH SCHOOL Kathleen Grady.......“Kassy”........St. Columba Talkative . . . Lots of fun . . . Ardent customer of “Y” Dairy Dine . . . Ambition: To get somewhere on time. John Griffith.. .“Jack”.. .Our Mother of Sorrows Speedy with the ladies in the automobiles . . . Star of Senior Class Play . . . Neat dresser . . . Optimist. James Hahn.........“Jim”......St. John Gualbert Outstanding literary talent . . . Upholds Old Glory . . . Courteous . . . Honor student . . . Dis- likes Latin make-up. Paul Hahn............“Beans”........St. Michael Friendly but quiet . . . Blushes easily . . . Citizen of Brownstown . . . Likes an easy job . . . Dislikes movies. 21 Robert Harsh berger. . .“Bob ... St. John Gualbert Will someday own a “car” . . . Flashy dresser . . . Fast thinker . . . One of Major’s mules . . . Good math student. Thomas Hayes. .“Fritz”. Our Mother of Sorrows Has a greeting for everyone . . . Trouble for the nuns . . . Evil behind the wheel . . . Quick with answers. John Heinlein..........“Jack”..........St. Joseph All around fellow . . . Mischief maker . . . Great joker . . . Never a dull moment . . . Likes hunting and fishing. Shirley Henger.......“Sliirl ___St. John Gualbert Always laughing . . . Likes to swim, dance and cat . . . Shining hair and eyes . . . Hobby: Scrubbing floors. William Hirsch.......“Bill”.....St. John Gualbert Appealing grin . . . Always in the midst of fun . . . Hunting enthusiast . . . Bclldodger . . . Brain. Ann Hornick.......“Jingles”.....St. John Gualbert Long blond hair . . . Eyes of blue . . . Always seen with Josephine . . . Likes anthing jazzy . . . Good student. GRADUATING CLASS Carolyn Hornick.......“Carolyn”.....St. Joseph Quiet and bashful . . . Plays trombone secretly . . . Whiz in her studies . . . Pleasing smile . . . Lovable. Donald Ignots..........“Iggy”..............St. Stephen Story teller delux . . . Likes girls, pool and poker . . . Good singing voice . . . Quiet yet loves an argument. James Janshego.........“Jane”..............St. Joseph Could he live without “rub ? . . . Really kicks a ball . . . Member of “Skid Row” . . . Dislikes un- signed notes. Dorothy Karafa..........“Dot”..............St. Stephen Bashful blonde . . . Quiet sense of humor . . . Always wears a smile . . . Hobby: Listening to records. Alice Karl............“Al”..................St. Gregory Enjoys dancing and skating . . . Likes the Navy . . . Dislikes Johnstown. Ann Louise Karle.........“Ann”......St. Patrick Likes apple crisp, dancing and swimming . . . Ambition: To be a cook . . . Dislikes homework. Dorothy Keelan........“Toppy”.......St. Columba Fun-loving . . . Dislikes homework and people who arc late . . . Ice skater . . . Grant’s toy seller. Doris Jean Kenny.......“Jcanie”.....St. Patrick Blondic . . . Popular with her classmates . . . De- fender of Belmont . . . Enjoys arguing with Bill. Peggy Ann Kiniry......“Peggy”.......St. Columba Sweet . . . Neat . . . Appealing ... At home on the basketball floor . . . Future Helen Hayes. Geraldine Kinney......“Gerry”.......St. Patrick Vivacious . . . Keen wit . . . Our mail carrier . . . Many friends . . . Lots of school spirit. Mary Agnes Kist.......“Aggie”.......Sacred Heart Talkative . . . Dark eyes . . . Can be found at Kelly’s . . . Likes to buy clothes . . . Ambition: To be a nurse. Susan Kochjar.........“Sue”..................St. Stephen Soda jerk at St. Stephen’s . . . Brown eyed . . . Likes maroon cars with certain drivers. Richard Koenig..........“Dick”........St. Joseph Likes driving cars and dislikes riding streetcars . . . All out for a good time . . . Blushes easily. Thomas Kohan. . .“Tom”... St. Mary’s Byzantine Handsome . . . Neat dresser . . . Friend of all . . . Crusher’s first sacker . . . Winning smile. 23 Alice Kowalchik........“Alice’'......St. Patrick Demon in disguise . . . Dislikes Dot being late for supper . . . Usually seen at the Teen Canteen. Andrew Kralik........“Andy”..........St. Stephen Ambitious and aggressive . . . Amusing chuckle . . . Honor student . . . College timber. Richard Krcha......“Dick”......St. John Gualbert Classroom filibusterer . . . One of Major’s major midgets . . . Lover of sports . . . Dislikes pessi- mists. Kenneth Kubofcik.......“Ken”.........St. Benedict Tall . . . Tall tales . . . Tall ideals . . . Usually seen peddling his papers . . . Lover, of fantastic stories. Mary Ann Kusch.........“Mem”.........St. Joseph Easy to get along with . . . Full of fun . . . Kind word for everybody . . . Football fan . . . Hobby is dancing. Max Lang.............“Max”........... Visitation Band President . . . Likes hot dogs and parties ... Jazz fan . . . Honor roll addict. TAKE POSSESSION 24 Michael Leach.........“Mike”........St. Benedict Dual personality . . . Likes playing hooky and fond of free days . . . Hobby is reading books. Mary Catherine Litzinger. .“Blondie”.. St. Joseph Pretty blond hair ... A friend in need . . . Perfect lady . . . Blessed Mother in Cantata . . . Very neat. Carmeline Livolsi.. .“Carm”...O. M. of Sorrows Bubbling with laughter . . . Loyal friend ... At home on the bridle path . . . Dislikes non-smiling people. James Long............“Jim”.........St. Benedict Daniel Boone of Gcistown . . . Likes stag parties . . . Successful in all adventures . . . Assistant Editor of “Memories.” Robert Long...........“Bongo’'.......St. Patrick All “night work”—little “home work” . . . Whiz in math . . . Pool shark . . . Likes a friendly argu- ment. Sandra Lynch.. .“Sandy”.. .Sacred Heart (Con.) Fond lover of Biology . . . Friendly personality . . . Enjoys Glee Club and working at Grant’s. Frank McCall..........“Frank”........St. Benedict Quiet and collected . . . Flashy dresser . . . Man of a million cars . . . Specialty: “Flying” new Hud- sons. Martha Jane McCoy--------“Marty”_____St. Benedict DeVinci’s gift to Room 200 . . . very reliable . . . Lots of school spirit . . . Has her own art shop. James Mack.............“Jim”.........St. Patrick Mighty mite of the Senior Class . . . Marksmen with his bow and arrow . . . Future farmer. Rose Macri-----“Rose”.. . Immaculate Conception Small bundle of mischief . . . Always singing . . . Mary Jane’s girl Friday . . . Dancing fiend . . . inquisitive. OF THESE SOULS Joseph M. Martella......“Mcrt”....... Visitation Enjoys arguing with Father Malloy . . . Teaser . . . Full of fun . . . Friendly . . . Nonchalant. Eugene Milchak........“Buck”.........St. Casimir Whizzard in Mathematics and Physics . . . Buck fever . . . True gentleman . . . President of Physics club. James Morrissey... .“Jim”... Mother of Sorrows Real pal and gentleman . . . Southmont’s gift to Catholic High—and women. Mary E. Morrissey. .“Eddie”. Mother of Sorrows Jim’s twin . . . Social leader . . . Generous . . . Sweet and fun loving . . . Studious. Carolyn Ann Moschgat.. .“Carrie”. . St. Benedict Sweet and friendly . . . An “A” student . . . Quiet . . Likes basketball and icc skating. Phyllis Mulvehill.....“Pliyl”...... Visitation One of our prettiest seniors . . . Miss Junior Jet . . . Bundle of charm . . . Always ready to help. Lois Jean Murnin.......“Loie”.......St. Columba Loyal and true friend . . . Likes to listen to Polish music . . . Witty ... A movie fiend. Barbara Murphy.. .“Murph”.. .St. John Gualbert Short and sweet . . . Fun in a crowd . . . Reliable . . . A good dancer . . . Usually seen in the Lyric. Richard Murtha. .“Cassanova”. St. John Gualbert Argumentative type . . . Cheerleader . . . Usher at State Theater . . . Popular record fan. Margaret Musso........“Margie”.....St. Anthony Future secretary . . . Pretty black hair . . . Dark eyes . . . Likable personality . . . Always with a smile. AND MAKE THEM ALL Alexander Nanko.......“Axle”.......St. Stephen Competent editor of Crusher Times . . . Magnetic personality . . . Rarely seen without a smile. Paul Nanko............“Paul”.......St. Casimir Quiet sense of humor . . . Drummer . . . Con- servative dresser . . . Looks good in brown . . . Takes life easy. Blanche Napolitan.....“Mickey”.........St. John Quiet . . . Walks to school daily . . . Likes history . . . Easy to get along with . . . Mild mannered. Sylvester Neiler......“Vcs”........St. Benedict Popular President of Senior Class . . . Motor- cycle demon . . . Dreamer . . . Our scatback . . . Honor student . . . Editor, “Memories.” Terrance Neptune. . .“Moc”.. .Mother of Sorrows Operates jukebox at noon hour . . . Likes redheads . . . Hobby: Following Tracy and Regan around. Clara Nicoletti......“Clara’'......St. Anthony Laughing eyes ... At home on the ice . . . Generous and friendly . . . Whiz at basketball . . . Carefree. Wayne Noll...........“Fuzzy .........St. Patrick Peppy . . . Winning smile . . . Cheerleader . . . Stage band . . . Often seen in Tom’s Chevy . . . Ambition: The Navy. Bernadine Nosko. .“Bcrnic .. Sts. Peter and Paul Well-behaved . . . Frequents St. Stephen’s Satur- day nights . . . Leads prayers in Room 200. Richard Novak. .“Nick .. Our Mother of Sorrows Private eye of JCHS ... A true westerner . . . Founder of Skid Row Library . . . Honor student. Kathleen O’Cilka.... “Kitty ... St. John Gualbert Unassuming . . . Quiet . . . Mild mannered . . . Smooth at playing a violin . . . Very fond of his- tory. Patrick O’Dowd......“Pat ....St. John Gualbert Riotous sense of humor . . . Never serious . . . Mourns for “Burp the bug . . . Hates curly hair. Frank Ondrusko______“Poolshark .....St. Stephen Lives on a gamble . . . Shark at Augic’s Pool Room . . . One of Cambria City’s officials . . . A whiz at cards. Daniel Oravec..........“Dan ........St. Michael Otherwise known at “Boone . . . Tall and rugged . . . Easy to get along with ... A Brownstown farmer. Mary Louise Oravec.. .“Mary Lou .. .St. Francis Competent student . . . Generous . . . Understand- ing . . . Came to CHS in ’51 ... A bookkeeping brain. 27 Daria Oravetz.....“Dar”......St. Mary’s Greek Business Staff Yearbook . . . Tops with everyone . . . Loves dancing . . . Swell typist . . . Always smiling. Richard O’Shea.......“Digger”.......St. Joseph Reserved yet mischievous . . . Courteous . . . Honor student . . . Enjoys good jokes ... A good friend. Mary Palus.....“Mary”......Sts. Peter and Paul Lots of humor . . . Whizz in Commercial . . . Popular . . . Usually seen in 103’s cloak room . . . Bashful. Joseph Paros..........“Joe”........St. Stephen Shy toward “Fairer Ones” . . . Mayor of Cambria City . . . Handsome . . . Likes graduation day . . . Gentleman. Juliana T. Pekic.....“Pinky”........St. Rochus Helpful to everyone . . . Fun loving . . . Usually seen at Dairy Dell . . . Dark brown eyes . . . Marriag.e broker. Barbara Pilot... .“Babs”.... Sacred Heart (Con.) Ambition to be a nurse . . . Sharp hair cut . . . Loves ice cream and swimming . . . Swell pal . . . Speedy. WE PRAY Eugene Plummer.. .“Gene”. Our Lady of Mercy “Ye Olde Philosopher” . . . Gets along without a pony . . . Never seen without Rafferty. James Podratsky. . .“Pert”.. .Sts. Peter and Paul Shy smile belies his real personality . . . Another of Majcr’s mules . . . Loyal. James Quinn... .“Jim”. . .Our Mother of Sorrows Never a dull moment . . . Usually seen at Dunnic’s . . . Future owner of Kolb’s Bakery!!! Raymond Rafferty........“Ray”.......St. Patrick Slick ball handler . . . Usually seen with Eugene Plummer . . . History and art fiend . . . Likes money. 28 Anna Marie Ragan-------..“Ann”......St. Columba A-one personality . . . Laughing eyes . . . Takes to ice skating . . . Vociferous . . . Dislikes to study. James Regan.. .“Jim”...Immaculate Conception Really tall and handsome . . . Bright future . . . Girls’ dream man . . . Cantata tenor soloist. Louann Rievel... .“Lou”.... Our Lady of Mercy Neat dresser . . . Very fond of swimming and small lemon blends . . . Wants to be a nurse . . . Likes bucks. Francis Rock..........“Frank”................St. Stephen Small but still not pebbles . . . quiet . . . Good Latin student . . . Indeed a friend . . . Ambition: To graduate. Joan Rodkey...........“Jonic”................St. Patrick Likes basketball, Spanish, biology . . . Hobby is collecting salt and pepper shakers. Ruth Rose........ Rose .......St. John Gualbert Mission representative . . . Post mistress . . . Dis- likes freshmen boys who cat in the cafeteria. SEND FORTH THY SPIRIT Richard Sandmaier......“Ricky”......St. Benedict Popular chauffeur from Geistown . . . One of the few who escaped Latin . . . Junior league hockey player. Andrew Sarosi... .“Andy”.. .. Sts. Peter and Paul One of the best football players . . . Loads of fun . . . Has many friends. Anna Mary Scarletta.“Shorty.O. M. of Sorrows Reserved . . . Tiny and sweet . . . Neat dresser . . . Enjoys driving and giving parties. Ronald Schellhammer.... “Ron”.......St. Gregory Tall, wavy hair . . . Bashful . . . Likes roller skating at Skyline . . . Very neat dresser . . . Sociable. Jo Anne Schiffhauer......“Jo”........St. Michael Peppy Crushcrettc . . . Enjoys swimming and dogs . . . Very neat . . . Likes to gab with Estelle. Sarah Schnurr......“Sally”.....St. John Gualbert Good trig student . . . Fast with a basketball . . . Desires to be a woman in white. Ronald Schuller.......“Ron”...........St. Patrick Tall . . . Handsome . . . Well-liked . . . College Timber . . Angelo’s only soda jerk . . . High honor student. Patricia Schultz. .“Pat”..Immaculate Conception Artistically inclined . . . Winning smile . . . Petite . . . Great movie fan . . . Whiz at ice skating. Joan Sciotto.........“Joan”...........St. Anthony Riot in any class . . . Soft laughter? . . . Rival for Fred Astaire . . . Exiled from French. Delores Sedlemeyer.......“Dec”.......St. Gregory Usually seen with Jean . . . Likes Cadillacs . . . Always in the midst of mischief. THAT TOGETHER Mary Lou Seitz.......“Mamie”........St. Joseph Sunny disposition . . . Favorite study—“Study” . . . Beautiful hair . . . Ambition: To own a nice new car. Bernadette Selfridge....“Berni”....St. Patrick Likes basketball . . . Dislikes shorthand . . . Ambition: To install escalators in JCHS. Richard Sestrich.....“Ostrich”......St. Rochus Hobby: Playing hooky . . . Ambition: To have lots of money. Jean Slezak........“Peaches”.......St. Casimir Always ready to laugh . . . Shining brown eyes . . . Full of fun . . . Has a particular yen for blond hair. Edward Smith...........“Ed”...............St. Patrick Perfect gentleman . . . Willing to help whenever needed . . . Foul shot ace . . . Crusher’s midget guard. Theodore Smolen......“Smokey”.....St. Stephen Latecomer in our Senior year . . . Ex-Army ma- terial . . . Enjoys debating in P. O. D. . . . Likes Trig. David Solomon.........“Dave”..............St. Patrick “Syrian Sam” . . . Man of a thousand suitcoats . . . Beer salesman on the side . . . Business Man- ager, “Memories.” Mary Solomon. . .“Kid”.. Our Mother of Sorrows Mischievous eyes . . . Assistant Editor of “Memories” . . . Information bureau of JCHS . . . Neat and sweet. James Spampinato.....“Spam”.......St. Columba Tall, dark, handsome . . . Well groomed . . . Well- liked . . . Another of Majer’s “mules” . . . Works hard at trig. Lois Springer.........“Loie”.......St. Joseph Always willing to lend a hand . . . Likable . . . Pals around with Mary Catherine . . . Good natured. Alayne Staehr. .“Alyne”.. Our Mother of Sorrows Very neat . . . Swimming instructor at the “Y” . . . Drives a white Dodge . . . Ambition: Engineer. Estelle Stanko.......“Stella”........St. Michael Loyal friend . . . likes to dance . . . fun to be with . . . Favorite class is P.O.D. . . . Bubbling blue eyes. Rose Mary Stein. .“Rose”..Immaculate Concep. Quiet . . . Likes baseketball . . . Good dancer . . . Shy . . . Usually seen with “Min” . . . Cute smile . . . Gay. Pauline Sutton.......“Paul”..........St. Columba Tall and very attractive . . . Loyal friend . . . Likes to sleep . . . Undecided future . . . Magic in her dress. ▲Jfc fctJ 31 Shirley Swetz.........“Ting”.........St. Francis Likes to roller skate . . . Hobby: Correspondence . . . Ambition: Research in Commercial Lab. Anthony Swietanowski.. . .“Tony”.. . St. Casimir Wants to be an electrician . . . Enjoys making model planes . . . Dislikes reading books. Richard Tacik.........“Dick”.................St. Rochus Enjoys art class . . . Dislikes “cats” . . . Ambition: To be a five star general. Margaret Tay..........“Marcy”........St. Stephen Collects souvenirs . . . Would like to be an air- line stewardess . . . Likes baseball. Rudy Telek.......“Steamboat”.......Holy Trinity Likes school and dislikes vacations!!! . . . Ideal ambitions . . . Freshman football coach. Cletus Thomas. “Cletc”. .Immaculate Conception Quiet . . . Enjoys reading, fishing, movies . . . Wants to travel . . . Just misses the second bell. THEY William Thomson.... “Bill”.... St. John Gualbert Likes “Sugar” . . . Good student . . . Quite band- some . . . His pride, '41 Plymouth (No brakes). Eleanor Tkach.......“Kutchy”........St. Stephen Enjoys dancing . . . Wants to take a lot of trips . . . Famed for her green shoes . . . BeBop addict. Philip Tomak......“Pool Shark”......St. Rochus Quiet and reliable . . . Likes Gayle . . . Dislikes cleaning pans . . . Often seen at Nick’s. Joseph Tracy..........“Joe”.................St. Casimir Often found listening to popular records . . . Whiz on the basketball court . . . Blushes easily. 32 Irene Turek.......... Renie”........St. Columba Fond of vacations . . . Dislikes detentions . . . Talented musician . . . Jovial . . . Many friends. James Unger.. .“Pool Shark”.. .St. John Gualbert Lots of fun . . . Often seen at Clinton Street . . . Likes to write out chapters in Business Training. John Urban...........“Johnny”.......St. Stephen Good sense of humor . . . Rip Van Winkle type . . . Ushers at the Cambria . . . Really a nice guy. Mercedes Urbassik......“Marge”.......St. Joseph Enjoys skating . . . Ambition: To be a success . . . Likes study periods and dislikes homework. Robert Vilchinsky.. “Foo”.. Immaculate Concep. Tall, broad-shouldered . . . Witty but serious at times . . . Calm and smooth basketball player. Cletus Vogel.......“Clcte”....St. John Gualbert Often seen sleeping in Latin class . . . Flaming red hair . . . Terror to his teachers. RENEW THE FACE . . . Bernard Walkowski......“Babe”........St. Michael Dry sense of humor . . . Likes hunting and camp- ing . . . Loves to tease . . . Ready to lend a help- ing hand. Linda Weaver...........“Lin”.........St. Benedict Ambition: To get to Cleveland . . . Dislikes any- thing “French” . . . Dodge convertibles are favorites. Lois Wehner............“Loie”........St. Patrick Hobby is driving a Chevy . . . Likes onions, danc- ing, sports . . . Dislikes school and boys. Joanne Williams----“Willy”____St. John Gualbert Full of pep and vim . . . Lovely long brown hair . . . . Ambition: To be a math teacher. 33 Jane Will...........“Jane”..........St. Patrick Nancy’s identical twin . . . likes baby sitting . . . Ambition: To be a nurse . . . Dislikes homework. Nancy Will..........“Nancy”.........St. Patrick Enjoys dancing and swimming . . . Looks like Jane . . . Does everything with Jane . . . Cute . . . Shy. Raymond Williams........“Pete”......St. Joseph Hobby: Selling papers on Main and Franklin . . . Often found in trouble . . . Likes fishing. Kathleen Wyar.......“Kathy”.........St. Michael Blushing belle . . . Keen sense of humor . . . Basketball enthusist . . . Usually seen gabbing. George Zedler.............................“Zed” Center of mischief . . . Often seen at Johnstown High . . . Enjoys Red Skelton ... A poet in dis- guise. Paul Zierer.........“Paul”..........St. Columba Likes food of any kind . . . Ambition: To get out of school . . . Hobby: Listening to music and sleeping. . . . OF THE EARTH Science, Languages, Mathematics, Social Studies . . . These are the oft re- peated words written each report period telling a story of triumph or woe. However, it is not the grades which determine the criterion for real education, but the understanding of the fundamental Truths which have made all these things possible. For these reasons, our priests and sisters daily approach this Fountain, imploring the Holy Spirit to pour grace into their souls that they might burn out their energies teaching, train- ing, and disciplining young hearts to follow these convicitions. It is with gratitude to them that we dedicate the section of our Classes. FOMIN OF TRUTH 11 Now you know where you stand . . . but what these Trie: students arc busy finding out is: “How high is that airplane?' Enlighten our At last!! These Algebra II students look relieved as they approach the answer. The girls trust Cecilia’s ability; what’s the matter, boys, give up??? You mean the altitude is the same in solid geometry even if you turn that pyramid around? As Cecil turns the board, he agrees it is, while Ted and Jim wonder a bit. minds ♦ ♦ ♦ Now connect the points, Jack, and you’ve constructed a triangle. Mary Lou proves to Jim that Plane Geometry is easier than it sounds; but the rest of the class doesn't seem to think so. In Physics Lou Ann Ricvel and Andrew Sarosi balance the scales. Rita Brown and Bob Bulas operate the static generator. Jim Regan prepares the chemicals while Jim Janshego and Mary Catherine Litzinger get the Chemistry experiment underway. Pat Bracken takes notes lest we forget. Bill Hirsch shows Biology classmates what a chrysalis looks like. Nice going, Bill, tells us more; Joan Rodkey is even ready to turn the pages. These students of Economics seem thoroughly interested in planning future budgets. Looks as though Bob Andrews will be able to handle the situation. In order to take our place properly in society and mea- sure up to its requirements, we need a working knowledge of the problems confronting the average citizen. In P.O.D. these students are learning the necessary requisites. The events that happened to make our country- what it now. is are both interesting and exciting. Margaret, in this American History class, points to a section of the Louisiana Purchase which was a vital happening in our early history. Carolyn and Joe work out a translation as the remainder of the class follow with a critical eye in Latin IV. “This meeting will now come to order.” With George presiding, the English class carries on its discussion according to Parliamentary Procedure. Strenghten our wills . ♦ ♦ Mary Joan Adams is about to put Paul on the spot. You might be outnumbered, Paul, but now’s your chance to show up those'girls by your use of the French language. VAMONOS! To the Spaniard this means “Let’s go!” Judging from the picture, the trip is planned to visit our “Good Neighbors’' to the south. Practicing penmanship? That’s right— shorthand formations. And to think we thought we knew how to spell ! ! ! Improving speed means improving our stenogs quality. Senior typists take pride in producing perfect letters quickly. From business papers, trans- actions arc recorded in the proper journals by Bookkeep- ing II students. that we may ever profess thee On office day, our young business stenographers put into practice all they have learned. Our newly equipped art room is a scene of daily designing, carving, painting, etc. Sister M. Virginia helps these stu- dents learn that “a thing of beauty is a joy forever.” Seniors at the table enjoy the library services given by un- derclassmen. JCHS Music students learn to produce, from a jumbled mass of notes and chords, songs of a professional quality. JUNIORS Ready to take the lead Room 203 Row I: C. Ragan. G. 01- chesky, P. Connelly, C. Shrift, B. Helis. M. J. Rora- baugh, M. Kondas, P. Maloy. Row II: B. Blair, P. Ruby, R. Hoffman, J. Staehr, J. Rosagc. D. Froclich, M. Trex- ler, T. Kwarta. Row III: W. Maher, F. Burnheimer. J. Herman, A. Toronto, K. Sisk, R. Parkinson. S. Vrabel. Row IV: F. Meyers, E. Reiner, R. Koenig, J. Kozora. H. Sny- der, R. Pcschak, R. Harsh- berger, J. Vranka. Room 202 Row I: J. Grassa, M. E. Sexton, D. Cost low, T. Noll, J. Mills, J. Wolf, R. M. Vogel, B. Leach. Row II: M. J. Dia- mond, A. Bobko, C. Marcin- cavage, R. Hajer, E. Saro- finski, J. Burkett, J. Fisher, P. Chokran. Row III: L. Rick, E. Rock, F. Bafia, R. Sweeney, G. Oravec, R. Bec- quet, T. Hanitsch. Row IV: W. DuBruecq, J. Piazza. P. Kukoly, D. Pessagno, R. Bres- nicky, VV. Palm, R. Gaus. 42 Room 102 Row I: R. Litzinger, B. Bischof, M. Frick, D. Dem- brosky, B. Projic, M. Klimek, J. Walter. Row II: S. Di- stefano, VV. Leis, F. Tacik, J. Hecker. Row III: D. Kline, S. Hershberger, R. Holtzman, C. Dadey, P. Won- ders, R. Logan, P. Dino. Roiv IV: T. McDermott, J. Rus- nak, A. Zdravccky, F. Frcid- hoff, J. Dolan, D. Young. Room 98 Row I: L. Fronheiser, M. Head, L. Boltz, P. Galioto, J. Martin, P. Malloy, J. Caputo, J. Wachs. Row II: B. J. Lang, D. Heinrich, D. Jacko, D. Sobditch, M. A. Crimaock, C. Englchart, C. Freidhoff. Row III: J. Peles, B. Gredecky, G. Milchak, J. Sestrich, C. Leap. R. Hautz. Absent: A. Marshall, M. L. Lambert, M. Zahorchak. Room 99 Row I: M. L. Milolai, B. J. Puzak, J. Engbert, J. Klaum, D. Horvath, A. M. Rizzo, I. Strihan, A. Macri, R. Riek, J. Lake. Row II: A. Cox, J. Jasper, B. Golias, M. Garbin- ski, J. Meade, M. Stager, D. Pfarr, B. Stetz, R. Stegman (M. Maurer, Room 102). Row III: I. Juneman, M. A. Dzambik, R. Bistransky, J. Mock, R. Palm, J. Mizak, N. F'igula, J. Boxler, M. Stusek. Row IV: S.. Prestipino, H. Lux, R. Gorman, R. Riner, B. Gonda, T. Freidhoff, J. Bulas, L. Martino, J. Correll, R. Oppy. 43 Room 305 Row I: C. Powell, G. Ni- candra, R. Keifline, R. Ce- kada. R. Dietz, S. Karpen, M. Nitch, D. Bach. Row II: C. Frcar, R. Ondick, J. Hipp, J. Billetdeaux, M. Dulanscy, J. Froelich, B. Laco, M. Varner, R. Gordon. Row III: N. Rosage, P. Grenva. B. Er- linger, M. Kiniry, R. Swan- gcr, D. Rybar, E. Xiessncr. J. Neff. Row IV: R. Stublancc, J. Kolesar, T. Midili, C. Goj- merac, E. Reed. C. Wissinger, T. Kukoly, E. Kesslak, J. Mangancllo. Room 304 and Room 301 Row I: M. Sumandra, J. Matais, A. Rosenberger, M. C. Virus. M. A. Piatak, M. Hautz, R. Balazik, L. Staehr, C. Pingatore. Row II: J. Foltin, P. Heidenthal, E. Cowan. J. Horan, J. Kozuch, P. Lloyd, J. Schaefer. M. McGinley, P. Cuda. Row III: L. Holtzman. D. Dolgas, R. Pavlick, R. Svopa. R. Boyle, I. Szeman, R. Komara. G. Everhart. J. Cassidy, H. Mar- tin. G. Kiniry. Row IV: T. Mabon, S. Gabyrsh, L. Guzzi, M. Rcspet. R. Svopa. R. Sher- idan, J. Schultz, C. Engbert, T. Vargo, M. Dembrosky, M. Hines. Row V: M. Koenig, T. Pilot, T. Self ridge, J. Har- chick, F. Maloney. F. Fitz, C. Kerrigan. A. Steele, J. Rother, L. Karr, M. Mitchell. Absent: L. Zupcanchick. VV. Rodgers. At the Brink of Importance 44 SOPHOMORES Room 303 Row I: D. Spisak, A. Miller, M. M. Smith. M. C. Ludwig, P. Heidenthal, C. Yoeghtly, P. Rego, D. Hippier, P. Kant. S. Weaver. Row II: P. Pilot, G. Kristoff, J. Sweeney, H. Veigle, M. Foltz, R. Kinol, V. Angolti, P. McCaffrey, M. McDermott. Row III: B. Babik, C. Henger, D. Boron, R. Buchan, J. Stark, B. May, M. Livolsi, C. Zierer, M. A. Wolford, P. Ober. Row IV: J. Kubofcik. R. Kohler, C. Krajec, J. Lynch, C. Abood, X. Dallas, G. Sheridan, P. Murtha, S. Watroba. Room 101 Row I: J. Tompson. J. Mock, L. Furmen, E. Mikesic, G. Georgianna, C. Chokran, E. Berry, E. Larken. Row II: C. Spence, T. Williams, R. Bumbera, L. Jerva, D. Hart- nett, H. Holtzman, J. Wal- lace. A. Green. Row III: M. Gall, M. Harshberger, B. Lewis, W. George. R. Yurch. X. Marshall, R. A. Trexler, R. Cosgrove. J. McCall. Row IV: S. Koch jar, J. Aust, B. Conway, B. Oravec, D. Cros- scn. J. Hipp, P. Farkas, E. Rager. Absent: D. Hassc. Room 302 Row I: E. Klemen. C. Lukac. M. Waltz, G. Skala, D. Karl. A. Sakmar, Y. Standa, S. Piazza. L. Fonzi. Row II: J. Frischauf. K. Long, P. Go- mulka, X. Hollern, J. Mc- Cawley. J. Walker, A. Urbas- sik, J. Tavalsky, D. Allbaugh. Row III: D. Budney. M. Har- brant, R. Heffley, H. Eicken- sehr. M. A. Smear, E. Cavan- augh, M. Dempsey. H. Stolar. Row IV: P. Wagner, D. Zeunges, C. Gelles, P. Solo- mon, B. Cushing. X. Anton- azzo, M. A. Malinak. R. Ben- son, M. Marshall. Absent: J. Scdlmcycr. Room 301 and Immaculate Conception Annex Row I: P. Klcsch. M. J. Sim- mons, VV. Xeral, S. Pastorck, J. Bachovchin. P. Graben- stcin, J. A. Probst, R. Bcr- nardy, M. Logan, R. Sutt- miller, R. M. Bach, J. Le- febre, A. Habcrkorn, M. Gro- man. Row II: W. Zimmer- man, R. Englehart, A. An- drews, R. Costic, E. Regan. P. Prezuhy, X. Gyukery, J. Or- osz, J. Burkhardt, J. Dolence, R. Bender. Absent: S. Mekis. Row III: E. R. Sloan. P. Wonders, W. McDermott. J. Widmann, M. Schmadel, B. Harbrant, M. A. Fisher, T. Cardellino, M. Putorek, J. Wisor, D. Karcher, P. Cherry. Row IV: H. Partsch. F. Moore. A. Bobby, D. Mar- shall, C. Grabiak, E. Chris- toff. L. Koenig, A. Lake. C. Sopchick. Absent: A. Rose. Room 300 Row I: X. Cartwright, C. Eckenrode, S. Shaffer, W. Billetdeaux, M. Morningstar, K. Bondy, D. Singer. Row II: T. Engbert. H. Cox, J. Yarbinitz, J. Adams, E. Mel- lotti, D. Prestipino. R. Mel- lon, M. Xoll. Row III: P. Cavanaugh, M. Friedhcff. P. Leach, J. Geiser, M. Solomon, H. Hennessey, R. Leach. Row IV: F. Perry, S. Sisk, C. Croyle, W. Neptune, M. Top- scher, J. McLaughlin. M. A. Ritter, R. M. Eckenrod. Row V: D. Rooney, S. Jenkins, P. Prucnal. L. Burns, R. Tracy, F. Wasvlson, T. Barron. Ab- sent: E. Decker. D. Dulan- sey, J. A. Bradley. 46 Room 100 Row I: T. Stahr, M. Cala- fiore, P. Bovd, P. Widmann, R. Wible. M. Mihalick, M. Quinn, S. Formica. Row II: P. Spishak, D. Diamond, M. Putorek, D. Rutledge, P. Russo, J. Barchak. J. Colos- imo, S. Croce. Row IU: P. Crist, A. Cronin, J. Rafferty, M. Shaffer, J. Gibson, G. Clark. E. Bradley, D. Jacko, J. Wolfe. Row IV: P. Regan, C. Mack, T. Wyar, F. Hite, R. Edwards, J. Oppy, P. Ben- ny, T. Beiter. Row V: C. Kirchner, J. Putorek, R. Mazer, J. Deibert, E. Podrat- sky, M. Bozeck, G. Alifano. FRESHMEN Just starting out St. John’s Annex Row I: P. Cvejkus. M. J. Arena, P. Bennett. M. Majer, Y. Istvan, I). Gelles, R. Waehs, E. Dirsch. D. Olchesky, E. Pasquerella. J. Popovich, B. L. Stormer. Ro i' II: R. Jerva, P. McGrath, J. Man- jack, D. McGuire, B. Fox, W. Turner, J. Nicandra, M. Gumosky, T. Colletta, F. Marker. J. Warner, S. Yuron. Row III: I. Telek, F. Sebcrt, T. Drazl, S. Jones, M. A. Pop- ovich. W. Stewart. R. Gavin, M. S. Casey, P. Boyle, C. Amershek, C. Schrift, B. Kwarta. Row IV: J. Goj- meric, J. Heinrich, J. Kane, R. Mills. R. Urban, J. Wal- kowski, D. Patterson, S. Ni- coletti, J. Zataiava. R. A. Teresco, D. Klochack, J. Strihan. St. John’s Annex Row I: M. Johncola. M. A. Walkowski, R. Mroczka, R. Lopresti. T. Maloy, W. Lo- paze, H. Schombert, I). Nico- letti, F. Ball, M. Bosser, M. G. Heinlein. Row II: W. Marano, J. Blasko, A. Hesker, D. Riek. C. Sobditch, E. Zonka, A. Aust, M. K. Ka minski, M. Gallagher, R. Sloan, E. Page, J. Peles. Row III: F. Virus, J. Skclly, C. Spenser, E. Swetz, R. Vetock, R. Springer, J. Kmctz, A. Majer, P. Baka, D. Gauntner, J. Horvath. Row IV: D. Murtha, Y. Kuntz, E. Semin- sky, W. Kupina. T. Guise, T. Toal, J. Janiczck, T. Zcunges, R. Greger, O. Kolodij, B. Lux, J. Zubav. 47 THESE WERE THE DAYS ! ! ! Hurry, fellows! There’s only three minutes and I’m thirsty, too. Heave ho! fellows, it’s time to head home. Caught ! ! ! (Before auditorium study) 48 OZhZ O?JO In the Spring of the year, during the month of May, Our Blessed Mother, is honored in her own special way by our Sodality. Our May Queen for this year was Mary Ann Kusch and her attendants were Regina Gabrov- sek, Felicia Govekar, Mary Rita Golias and Phyllis Blasic. MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club is one of the many functioning clubs at Catholic Hi. This year there are twelve seniors in the club, representing the three different sports, football, basketball, baseball. These outstanding athletes include: Row I: Dick Krcha, “Ves” Neiler, Ed Smith, Rudy Telek. Row II: Bob Cas- par, Joe Tracy, Jim Podratsky, Andy Sarosi. Bob Bulas, Jim Spampinato, Bob Vilchinsky, Tom Kohan. Thy light to every ♦ ♦ ♦ PEP CLUB What is school spirit? Does it have to do only with sporting events? No! School spirit implies an active partici- pation in all Catholic High projects. School spirit means action, and “action” is the bywork in our Pep Club. No other organization in the building has contributed so much to the school both financially ami socially, as has the Pep Club. These are the girls responsible for this good work Nancy Boryk, Kathy Wyar, Bernice Gemza, Joanne Schiffhauer, Clara Nicoletti, Mary Solo- mon, Peggy Kiniry, Joanne Williams, Pauline Sutton, Daria Oravetz, Theresa Galasso, Barbara Chabody. 52 Books and magazines of all kinds arc being wrapped in order to send them to our Foreign Missions. James Hahn and Bob Bulas check addresses while Charles Cicero, Paul Nanko and Patty Schultz tie another bundle of good reading. ♦ . ♦thought impart This is the display of some of our candy that the Mission Club annually sells. Martha McCoy and Ruth Rose smile with pleasure as they read the profit for the Missions—$400. NO GUARD THAT KINGS OR EMPERORS EMPLOY HAS HALF THE GLORY OF AN ALTAR BOY. These fortunate senior boys have had the privilege of spending many years serving on the altars of their Parish churches: Philip Boltz, Cletus Vogel. Max Lang, Joseph Martclla, John Durcho, Eu- gene Milchak, James Long, Frank McCall, James Jan- shego, Paul Nanko, William Thomson, Richard Murtha, Patrick O'Dowd, James Quinn, Francis Bender. Senior reporters: Standing, left to right: L. J. Boxler. C. Livolsi, P. Boltz, F. Mc- Call, N. Novak, J. Martella, B. Thomson, M. Lang, G. Kinney, J. Griffith. Seated: K. Wyar, R. Rose, B Pilot, P. Kiniry, M. E. Morrissey, J. Bifano, Ann Hornick, R. Brown, R. M. Frankosky, A. M. Ragan, K. O’Cilka. B. 54 Gemza. THE CRUSHER TIMES The Sodality of Our Lady Reorgan,zed The official school paper of J.C.H.S. met with great success in this its second year of publication. Each of the nine issues came out on the first Friday of every month. The Crusher Times has provided the students with news, entertainment, and the Catholic viewpoint on current events. The staff of the Crusher Times is proud of the fact that the paper is written, edited, and circulated entirely by J.C.H.S. students on their own time and their own initiative. Editorial staff include left to right: Phyllis Mulvc- iiill, Clara Nicoletti, David Solomon, Mary Solo- mon, Dorothy Jacko, Alex Nanko. Oo uon. ' o, llot Cur Swe«t Donation lu ,u.. • —•— tbe Hu iotv t., I— T • ‘ «• ■ 4 . A 31k Success Alex Xanko Editor-in-chief ACTIVITIES There dwells in each of our souls a divine Guest uniting us into one spirit. During our days at Catholic High, we have met and have come to love those who carry within them this royalty of Catholicism. We have knelt together at the same Table and eaten of the same Food. May this common bond unite us to greater endeavors; that together, we may kindle the fire of LOVE in the freezing heart of the world. (WEST IIP III hi sura Josephine Bifano Prefect—Girls’ Sodality James Long Prefect—Boys’ Sodality 50 “Ad Christum per Mariam”—To Christ Through Mary.” This is the motto of our Sodality. It illustrates the Sodality way of life . . . the imitation of Mary’s virtues, Christ’s virtues . . . the imitation of Christ. This year with the organization of the Boys’ Sodality our numbers have been doubled, and it is apparent that the goal of personal sanctifica- tion has been reached by each new Sodalist. Literary staff members look over material for 1953 “Memories.” Left to right are A. Hornick, J. Bifano, E. Stanko. G. Ciupak, S. Lynch, C. Oravetz, A. Stachr, K. Wyar, C. N'icoletti, A. M. Ragan, J. Schiffauer. P. Sutton, P. Mulvehill. Boys include: P. Boltz, J. Mor- rissey, A. Nanko, N. Novak, P. Nanko, M. Lang. The Business Staff was responsible for the all important Patron Drive or cash backing and the distribution of books after printing. In the pic- ture a group of these students who did such a successful job are making sure their money agrees with the number of patrons they have listed. It is a tribute to the seniors of 1953 that it is impossible to list the names of all those who helped on the Business Staff, and to those typ- ists who gave up so much of their free time in preparing the book for publication. A word of praise is also due all the seniors who have done their part in boosting the Patron Drive over the top. Special mention is to be made to the four outstanding boosters: Phyllis Blasic, $181.50, Mary Agnes Kist, $113.50, Joe Martella, $92, and Barbara Pilot, $90. MEMORIES STAFF Jim Long and Mary Solomon Assistant Editors “Ves” Neiler Editor-in-chief 55 — F=h ■' ■ ■ , =1 —J 98 PENTECOST Veni Sancte Spiritus Sequence for Pentecost S.Webbe (1740- mfT l. Ve - Senior Girls’ Glee Club Senior Boys’ Glee Club 'i, da-tor Sister M. Assumpta. S.S.J. ' - StU tem- Teacher oj Music 1 Veni Creator Spiritus Invocation Ihe Holy Ghost vn a Moderato Nicola A. Montani 56 “HE WHO SINGS WELL PRAYS TWICE.” Rev. Francis B. McCaa Director Orchestra members provide music for all performances given at JCHS. HIGH JOH Nick” Novak Kenneth Kubofcik, Angela Dino Max Lang, Tom Hayes Paul Nanko, Ray Fisher Grace Ciupak Amelia Alt, Felicia Govekar Josephine Bifano, Mary Solomon I CATHOL C SCHOOL TOWK, PA._ Max Lang Band President Gloria Ciupak, Patricia Balazik CRIMSON Jim Spampinato Tackle Bob Harshberger Tackle Ves Neiler Halfback Dick Krcha Center Jim Podratsky End Phil Boltz I Halfback CRUSHERS Row I: Ves Neilcr, Ray Rafferty, Dan Oravec, Jim Janshepo, Bob Harshberper, Jim Podratsky, Jim Spampinato, Tom Kohan, Bill Deter. Bob Sweeney, Dick Krcha. Row II: Coach Majer, Andy Sarosi, Jim Dolan. Ed Kesslak. Carl Krajec. John Piazza. Herb Snyder, Georpc Oravec, Ken Sisk, Asst. Coach Johnson. Row III: Ralph Boyle, Sam Distefano. Bob Svopa, John Rosape, Phil Boltz, Bernard Conway. Ted Hanitch. Woody Burnheimcr, Jim Frischauf, Dick Harshberpcr. Row IV: John Kolesar. Dick Podratsky, Bob Kinol, Jim Lynch, Cal Abood, Jim Sweeney, Joe Bulas, Rudy Telek (Freshman Coach). Row V: Manapers: Dick Holtzman, Joe Herman, Fred Maloney, Paul Farkas, Don Costlow. Rudy Telek Freshman Coach Skull Practice—drudpery to active players, but it is necessary—for confusion means disaster. NSV FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Franklin . . . 20 J.C.H.S. 0 Ferndale . . . 14 6 Windber . . 39 6 Altoona . . . 6 0 Spangler ... 7 13 Conemaugh .. , ... 0 6 St. Vincent . . . . . 21 19 Center and Quarterback—the backbone of a T-formation squad. This is the pose of Dick Krcha and Ray Raffetry just before the snap. A game without cheering—incomplete; cheering without cheerleaders — almost impossible. This illustrates the impor- tance of our Crusher Cheerleaders George Dukery, Wayne Noll, William Billctdcaux, Richard Murtha. James Hahn is the flagbearer. We owe these seniors a vote of thanks for helping to keep alive the Catholic High spirit. ‘ •', .v. „7 As our senior basketball players prepare to start the game, they offer a prayer to ‘‘Our Lady of Victory.” This is a tradition of long standing at j.C.H.S. SCHEDULE JCHS OPPONENT 66 29 Blacklick 67 31 Laurel Valley 60 36 St. Mary’s, Pa. 54 34 Conemaugh 48 47 Windber 49 55 Westmont 41 36 Franklin 55 34 Laurel Valley 59 61 Johnstown 77 37 St. Vincent 81 49 Portage 63 46 Windber 57 47 Altoona Catholic 52 56 Pgh. North Catholic 72 42 Portage 58 46 Pgh. St. James 57 52 Westmont 60 51 Pgh. North Catholic 73 35 St. Vincent 53 54 Conemaugh 74 50 Altoona Catholic 43 47 Franklin 32 37 Johnstown 70 47 St. Mary’s, Pa. PCIAA PLAYOFFS 43 40 Pgh. North Catholic 49 54 Erie Cathedral Prep ST. FRANCIS TOURNA MENT 54 39 Windber 55 58 Ebensburg Coach Majer, Varsity Players. Standing: Ray Brcsnicky, Bob Bulas, Jim Regan, Bob Yilchinsky, Abie Zdravccky. Kneeling: Jim Dolan, Paul Kukoly, Jim Kozora, George Zedlar, Joe Tracy, Coach Johnson. George Zedlar Jim Regan Otfftci BI ? Bob Bulas Bob Vilchinsky Joe Tracy USH£ S 65 OUR HOOPSTERS The action is up high as “Fco Vilchin- skv and Ray Brcsnickv reach for the ball. Bresnicky and Bulas scramble for a loose ball. f Coach Majer is ready with his whistle, as his teams prac- tice before their many im- portant games. Catholic !Ii«jli Garfield Best Foul Slooters Johnstown fytholic School and Garjycld Junioi School, repeat junior high spectively, i shooting Johnstown Pittsburgh. The Crushp Hit Hit varsity ai pious, r annua! fo turda v niversity si t.v crown Wind her was 12.). Wind be eliminations ' a 99 score Catholic shoo' ify for the t The fiv nine Cru Tracy. Rn Jim Kozora red the va out of 12 with 92 urvived tl lorning wil ? Johnston e 98 to qua als. the wi: ere J esnick; Charles Wi way to the waiting web. ACTION A last break in the making as Yilchinsky “clears the boards.” It’s a jump ball for Johnstown Catholic and Altoona Catholic. The Crushers triumphed 74-50. j vau ui in iiiv cui aj uv. cup.' uiv ball smoothly into the bucket to score again for the Crushers. IN Our Senior Crusherettes, in this, their second year of organized playing, have displayed such a fiery brand of basket- ball that the whole school showed in- crest in their games. SENIOR CRUSHERETTES Who said that jumping is the easy way to settle a dispute Peggy attempts a free throw as the teams lines up to get concerning possssion of the ball? Looks like the girls the rebound. Take careful aim now, Peggy, are really straining for the top. The tip off and another exciting Crusherettes’ basketball give a good performance and play with a true winning game begins. Eager arms await the ball and a fast spirit, a credit to their coach, Sister M. Estelle, action .game will surely follow. Our Crusherettes always Will Kathy pass through that tight defense? Pat covers the ball close while Barb, the referee, keeps a watchful eye on the play. Zip! Another basket as Amelia drops one in through a web of defenders. H°bgo bl o use” “Who Wouldn’t Be Crazy?’’ Who Wouldn’t Be Crazy! by Katherine Kavanaugh, pro- vided laughs and excitement as the Senior Class Play of 1953. An outstanding success resulted from the interest, time and efforts of our senior thespians. Mirth making comedy, delightful music, and an exciting surprise ending makes “Rio Rico” one of our finest operettas. When Professor Molecule leads a treasure hunt to the Cocoa Islands and discovers pirates, any thing can and did happen! OPERETTA TIME Professor Molecule plans to overthrow the pirates and These are our lovely dancers, whose contribution to the find the gold on Cocoa Island. operetta helped make it such a wonderful success. Leads: Jim Regan and Amelia Alt. The Pirates fall victims to the treachery of Professor Mole- cule and drink the poison water! Where else but on Cocoa Island will one find beautiful ballet dancing pirates? Oh. those beautiful hair-styles and that artistic gracefulness ! ! ! ‘‘Patie of Petfjletjem” - 75 Reminding Eddie that the next dance is his, Bill looks forward to the first strains of the next waltz. PROM NIGHT Colored lights and decorations transformed our gym into a flower-laden Dutch garden. The music was played by Dave Dvsert's orchestra. Girls in their flow- ing gowns and boys in their best suits made this an enjoyable occasion always to be remembered. Thoroughly enjoying themselves, these happy couples enjoy “the pause that refreshes.” Shed Thy joy in every heart Phyllis and Jack admire the grotto from which Our Blessed Mother watches one of the loveliest activities of the year. Beneath Thy Sacred Wing May the fire of the Holy Spirit ever burn within thee and may the flame of His power be in all thy works; that nothing may be found in all thy life but for which thou mayest be rewarded. May His Presence be thy strength in whatever dif- ficulties thou mayest meet, and may the Sacred Wing of the Holy Spirit spread over thee during life that one day they may fold thee into the realms of eternal g SENIOR DIRECTORY Alice Adams 309 Euclid Avenue John Durcho . .628 Maryland Avenue Mary Joan Adams ... 171 Horner Street Therese Duris 123 Stutzman Street Amelia Alt R. D. 1 Box 242A Dolores Dzambik . 828 Virginia Avenue Robert Andrews 505 Bedford Street Patricia Fesko 278 Frairfield Avenue Robert Babal 503 Plum Street Raymond Fisher 20 Akers Street Patricia Balazik 41 D Street Ext. Rita Marie Frankosky. . . . 171 D Street Nancy Barker 649 Locust Street Cecelia Freidhoff Doris Bearer 90 DuPont Place 1318 Wm. Penn Avenue, Conemaugh, Pa. Francis Bender 637 Wayne Street Richard Frischauf 503 Horner Street Eleanor Benyacko.... R. D. 1 Box 238 Regina Gabrovsek . .360 Oakland Avenue Joan Bernosky 254 Iron Street Theresa Galasso 1044 Steele Street Josephine Bifano 412 Wood Street Mary Galioto 352 Ohio Street Mary Lou Billetdeaux. R 502 Central Avenue Robert Gaspar 212 Habitch Street William Billetdeaux. . . 209 Geis Avenue Mary Gaus . 225 Hawthorne Street Colleen Bischof 106 Clinton Street Bernice Gemza 209 Sell Street Phyllis Blasic Ash Street, Conemaugh, Pa. Mary Rita Golias Philip Boltz 547 Sherman Street 1001 Virginia Avenue, Nanty Glo, Pa. Cecil Bopp Summerhill, Pa. Doreine Gooderham 1108 Franklin Street Nancy Boryk 624 Hamilton Terrace Michael Gordian . .654 Maryland Avenue Helen Boryszewki.... . .. R 82 7 Grove Avenue Felicia Govekar. . .273 Main Street, Franklin Boro. Lois Boxler 1146 Menoher Blvd. Kathleen Grady . . . .304 Decker Avenue Patricia Bracken 1015 Jacoby Street John Griffith . . 1033 Goucher Street Dolores Brosig 122 Chapin Street James Hahn 65 Albany Street Rita Brown 720 Ferndale Avenue Robert Harshberger 402 Wood Street Frances Brys R 349 Ohio Street Thomas Hayes 1013 Julia Drive Robert Bulas . R 123 McConaughy Street John Heinlein 70 Leonard Street Sylvia Bulick 608 Broad Street Shirley Henger 204 Dibert Street Catherine Burgo 153 Hudson Street William Hirsch 320 Wood Street Magdalene Burkardt . 217 Olds Avenue Ann Hornick 322 Pine Street John Burkhard 515 Linden Avenue Carolyn Hornick 115 Peter Street James Burns 115 Geis Avenue Donald Ignots 220 Third Avenue Mary Cassidy 205 Edgewood Avenue James Janshego 26 Harding Street Barbara Chabody.... 115 Fairfield Avenue Dorothy Karafa 312 Wall Street Justina Ciccone 156 Blair Street Alice Karl 1003 Frankstown Road Charles Cicero 38 Hazel Street Ann Louise Karle 317 Park Avenue Gloria Ciupak 616 Maple Avenue Dorothy Keelan 719 Fairfield Avenue Grace Ciupak 616 Maple Avenue Doris Kenny . . 312 Salmon Avenue Peter Correll 747 Park Avenue Margaret Kiniry . 1301 Virginia Avenue Caroline Crouse 119 Catherine Street Geraldine Kinney R 758 Coleman Avenue Mary Dambrosia 813 Huber Street Mary Agnes Kist Anna Marie Datko . . 123 Leslie Street 312 Greeve Street, Conemaugh, Pa. William Deter . 121 Feeder Street Susan Koch jar 129 Jones Alley Helen Dezelon 939 Frankstown Road Richard Koenig 225 Woodvale Avenue Angela Dill R. 775 Railroad Street Thomas Kohan 219 Glenn Street Angela Dino 400 Moore Street Alice Kowalchik 607 Highland Avenue Geraldine Dowdell. . . 723 Highland Avenue Andrew Kralik . . . . 212 Cambria Alley 80 George Dukery 113 Feeder Street Richard Krcha . . . 632 Sherman Street Kenneth Kubofcik............ 735 Lawrence Street Mary Ann Kusch..............R 789 Railroad Street Max Lang....................1300 Franklin Street Michael Leach...............1180 Bedford Street Mary Litzinger..............315 Cresswood Street Carmelene Livolsi ........... 1625 Luzerne Ext. James Long..................2212 Bedford Avenue Robert Long..................654 Coleman Avenue Sandra Lynch. . 271 Main Street, Conemaugh, Pa. Frank McCall................1601 Florida Avenue Martha McCoy.........108 Chrysler'Avenue James Mack..................538 Ferndale Avenue Rose Macri.............................417 Broad Street Joseph Martella.............1079 Franklin Street Eugene Milchak..................500 Grape Avenue James Morrissey...............309 Paliser Street Mary Edna Morrissey...........309 Paliser Street Carolyn Moschgat................R. D. 3 Box 94 Phyllis Mulvehill..............1107 Otto Court Lois Murmn.............................130 Glenn Street Barbara Murphy........................404 Fisher Street Richard Murtha..............935 East Main Street Margaret Musso........................114 Singer Street Alexander Nanko.............938 Virginia Avenue Paul Xanko..................349 Kennard Street Blanche X’apolitan..........807 Robb Avenue Sylvester X'eiler...........240 Arbutus Avenue Terrance Neptune............221 Wyoming Street Clara Nicoletti.......................908 Steele Street Wayne Noll........................... 524 Govier Lane Bernadine Nosko..............246 Woodvale Avenue Richard Novak............... 1435 Paulton Street Kathleen Ocilka.............435 Thomas Avenue Patrick O'Dowd .............733 Napoleon Street Francis Ondrusko............207 Chestnut Street Daniel Oravec.................122 Karters Street Mary Louise Oravec...............91 Birch Avenue Daria Oravetz...................343 Honan Avenue Richard O'Shea ........R 125 Woodvale Avenue Mary Palus ....................163 Gautier Street Joseph Paros................423 Chestnut Street Julianna Pekic........1331 Pennsylvania Avenue Barbara Pilot..................269 Spruce Street Eugene Plummer . ..........305 Gray Avenue James Podratsky.....................343 Woodvale Avenue James Quinn....................86 Colgate Avenue Raymond Rafferty...............Ill Kegg-Avenue Anna Marie Ragan....................318 McCawley Avenue James Regan..................366 Corrine Street Louann Rievel...............170 Ebensburg Road Francis Rock, Jr............318J Power Street Joan Rodkey.....................260 Grove Avenue Ruth Rose........... Richard Sandmaier. .. Andrew Sarosi....... Anna Mary Scarletta. Ronald Schellhammer Joanne Schiffhauer . . Sarah Schnurr....... Ronald Schuller..... Patricia Schultz.... Joan Sciotto........ Dolores Sedlemeyer. . Mary Lou Seitz...... Bernadette Selfridge. . Richard Sestrich.... Genevieve Slezak.... Edward Smith........ Theodore Smolen..... David Solomon....... Mary Solomon........ James Spampinato Lois Springer....... Alayne Staehr....... Estelle Stanko...... Rose Mary Stein..... Pauline Sutton...... Shirley Swetz....... Anthony Swietanowski Richard Tacik....... Margaret Tay........ Rudy Telek.........2 Cletus Thomas........ William Thomson.... Eleanor Tkach....... Philip Tomak........ Joseph Tracy........ Irene Turek......... James Unger......... John Urban........... Mercedes Urbassik Robert Vilchinsky. . . . Cletus Vogel......... Bernard Walkowski. . . Linda Weaver......... Lois Wehner.......... Jane Will............ Nancy Will .......... Joanne Williams...... Raymond Williams. . . . Kathleen Wyar........ George Zedler........ Paul Zierer......... .....995 Hillside Boulevard ......202 Hawthorne Street ...........717 Maple Avenue ............321 Leila Street .... 1007 Frankstown Road ............301 Troy Street ..........106 Chapin Street .........543 Forrest Avenue .......314 Chestnut Street ......... 1057 Church Street .............99 Boltz Street .............238 Sell Street ......667 Coleman Avenue . . 1233 Pennsylvania Avenue ............224 Iron Street .......708 Coleman Avenue .......737 Virginia Avenue ..........86 Suppes Avenue ...............Dundee Lane ...... 1224 Virginia Avenue ......101 Woodvale Avenue ...........127 Helen Street ............308 Troy Street ...........117 Leslie Street ...........704 Broad Street ..........126 Grass Avenue ..........651 Locust Street ...........15 Albert Avenue ...........85 Birch Avenue Pine Street, Conemaugh, Pa. .........237 Garfield Street ..........99 Clinton Street .........235 Laurel Avenue .........309 Second Avenue . . . .412 McConaughy Street .........144 Garfield Street .......175 Horner Street ..........116 Branch Street .............818 Hill Alley ........221 Burkhart Street ..........137 Chapin Street ..........112 Worth Street .......3004 Bedford Street .......74’1 Cypress Avenue ...........508 Golde Street .......... 508 Golde Street ..........R 207 Pine Street ............124 Coal Street .......338 Kennard Street ..............174 D Street ......1125 Virginia Avenue 81 ALUMNI IN RELIGION PRIESTS Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Ronald J. Bodenschatz, T.O.R........St. Francis Monastery, Loretta, Pa. Paul Bogovich.......................Holy Trinity Church, Chicago, 111. John J. Brady, S.J.............Old St. Joseph’s Church, Philadelphia, Pa. Anthony Bujnyak...................516 6th St., S. W., Washington, D. C. Harold Burkhardt ................Josephinum College, Worthington, Ohio John J. Burkhardt......Immaculate Conception Church, Lock Haven, Pa. Bennet Canary.........................................Washington, D. C. John Cavanaugh, C.S.S.R........Padres Redemptorists, Ponta Para, Brazil John J. Daley................................Holy Family, Windber, Pa. Edward Davis........................Sacred Heart Church, Altoona, Pa. James Feehley.....................St. Bartholomew Church, Wilmore, Pa. Francis Reed Hoy..................St. Joseph Church, Williamsburg, Pa. Joseph Kiniry...............................St. Leo Church, Altoona, Pa. John M. Kist......................42 Pennington Avenue, Trenton, N. J. Walter Kurdziel ..................Assumption Church, Conemaugh, Pa. Patrick F. Murray, S.J............Church of the Gesu, Philadelphia, Pa. Paul Murray, C.S.P..................St. Joseph Church, Bay City, Mich. Louis Phillips.........................St. Casimir Church, Adeno, Ohio David Rosage...........................St. Ann Church, Spokane, Wash. Thomas Schaefer ....................Archdiocese of Washington, D. C. John Schonhardt ...........St. John the Baptist Church, Pittsburgh, Pa. Wilfred Sisk, T.O.R....................St. Francis College, Loretto, Pa. Anthony Turek..........................St. James Church, Curtis, Neb. Stephen Milcic .................................................Deceased PREPARING FOR THE PRIESTHOOD Hilary E. Bender............................Catholic University, Washington, D. C. Ronald Borsuk ................................ St. Vincent Seminary, Latrobe, Pa. Arnold Gaus ...................................St. Vincent Seminary, Latrobe, Pa. Andrew Hrizak .................................St. Vincent Seminary, Latrobe, Pa. Raymond Karr ..................................St. Francis Seminary, Loretto, Pa. Raymond Lukac..................................St. Vincent Seminary, Latrobe, Pa. John Marshall .................................St. Vincent Seminary, Latrobe, Pa. Robert Oliverio......................................Passionist Fathers, Dunkirk Anthony Pollock................................St. Charles Seminary, Baltimore, Md. Gerard Ream ...............................Josephinum College, Worthington, Ohio James Schuster.................................St. Vincent Seminary, Latrobe, Pa. Carl Spishak...................................St. Francis Seminary, Loretto, Pa. BROTHERS Brother Michael (John Phillips).....Christian Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Brother James Kiniry................Holy Trinity High School, Chicago, 111. PREPARING FOR THE BROTHERHOOD Dennis Patrick Canary.....Mt. Carmel College, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Can. SISTERS OF MERCY DALLAS, PA. Gertrude Moran...........Sister M. Rose de Lima Sally Cavanaugh............Sister Mary Josephus Elva Corso......................Sister M. Joletta Mary C. Flynn ...............Sister M. Romuald Julia Goas...................Sister Miriam Anita Patricia Hite..........................Postulant Joan Horvath .... Karleen Mainhart . Irene Mikola...... Gene Olek......... Mary Grace Rievel Janet Walsh....... ...........Postulant . .. Sister M. Karleen . . . Sister M. Agnese Sister M. Stephanie Sister M. Wilhelmina ... Sister Mary Beata SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH BADEN, PA. Dorothy Antonazzo Sister M. Nicholas Margaret Kietz Sister M. Devota Miriam Brannan . Carol Krone Jean Bresnicky . . . . Sister M. Peter Damian Mary Louise Long .. . Margaret Brlansky Sister Martin de Porres Rose Marie Martino . . Sister Marie Bernard Mary Burger Sister M. St. Matthew Louise Mellon Mildred Burns ... 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Construction General Laborers Local Union No. 910 215 Franklin Street DeRoy’s 132-138 Market Street Frank’s Economy Store 770 Goucher Street Friendly City Federal Savings Loan Ass’n 116 Market Street Johnstown, Pennsylvania Gelesh’s Parkhill Auto Service Route 260, Parkhill Goldstein Levin Griffith-Custer Steel Co. 307 Bedford Street Edward Hahn Packing Co. Johnstown, Pa. Hensel Son’s, Inc. Wholesale Drugs Johnstown Traction Co. Johnstown Typewriter Company 225 Market Street Levy’s Sport Shop Long Son, Inc. 1073 Franklin Street Johnstown, Pa. The Mercy Hospital of Johnstown School of Nursing 1020 Franklin Street Johnstown, Pennsylvania Sisters of Mercy Mercy Hospital of Johnstown 1020 Franklin Street Johnstown, Pa. Arthur Murray Studios 225 Bedford Street Johnstown, Penna. Radio Ralph, Inc. 607 Railroad Street Johnstown, Pa. Reese Bernard Electric Co. Reiser’s Market Brownstown Boro Romano Grocery 298 Maple Avenue Johnstown, Pa. Rosenbaum’s Esso Service Parkhill, Pa. Sgt. Michael Strank Veterans Memorial Home Ass’n Franklin Boro. Skys’ Stores Broad Street Fairfield Avenue St. Casimir’s Lodge No. 531 306 Power Street Johnstown, Pa. J. J. Smith General Hauling Bedford Street Thackray Motors 180 Horner Street Valley Printing Company 667 Main Street Johnstown, Pa. H. E. Wagner Motor Sales Company, Inc. 850 Horner Street Johnstown, Pa. Welcome Inn 109 Main Street Franklin Boro Wisor’s Cut Rate 760 Railroad Street Johnstown, Pa. C. A. Young Co. 84 $7.00 American Carpathian Citizens Club American Carpatho Russian Club Charles Aveni’s Beauty Shop Bosser’s Tavern Brumersky’s Pharmacy Cherry Real Estate City View Coal Co. Conemaugh Eagles, 1811 A1 Coppola Barber Shop Costlow Motor Co. Dill’s Food Market Dolans Hardware Duranko’s Grill Faranda’s Market Frank H. Freidhoff “Johnstown’s Best Tinner Since 1889” Gales Clothing Store Glass Glass, Attys. Greater Johnstown Industrial Union Council Hanley’s Hardware Hejnar Hotel R. W. Hindman, Jeweler Horse Shoe Cafe Johnny’s Market “Quality Meats” Johnstown Catholic High School Alumni Association Kinney Drug Store C. G. Kull, Plumbing Heating Lawrence Gacka, Trucking Legion Home, St. Michael Main Street Market James E. McCaffrey, Insurance Muss Dairy Inn Old Toll Gate Inn Packard Motor Company Polish Youth’s Singing Circle No. 117 Johnstown, Pa. Schultz Brothers Wholesale Beverage Distributors Spax News Thomas Flower Shop United Steelworkers of America Urban’s Hotel Vigilant Fire Company Workingman’s Lunch $5.00 Acme Photo Service Ed Allen’s Market Am-Slo Social Club Andrews Studio Angelo’s Dairy Store Auto Radiator Repair Co. Brantly Hardware Co. Barbour’s Dairy Store Harold Belzner, Pharmacist Beechwood Service Station Benjamin Bassel, Furniture Market Bischof’s Markets Bischof Ryhn Block’s Barber Shop Bloom’s Pharmacy Brett Insurance Agency Brownie’s Cafe B-29 Tavern A Friend Carnegie Equipment Co. Cauffiel Bros, Inc., Real Estate City Brakes’ Service Confraternity of Christian Mothers’ of S. S. Peter and Paul's Conway’s Cafe Dowling Co., Inc. G. K. Drug and Cigar Co. Elite Bakery Ferndale Hardware Co. Fisher’s Garage A. I. Foller, Beer Distributor Foster’s Store Frank’s Hotel Fred’s Barber Shop Alex Froehlich Packing Co. Furman’s Service Station A Friend Patrick J. Gavin, Electric Wiring Gearharts Geis Store Gelles Classic Lanes D. J. Girard Agency, Insurance M. Glosser Sons, Inc. Grady Drug Store W. P. Gresh, Real Estate Griffith’s Economy Store Hagerich Bock, Insurance Agency Harris Music Store Hess Market C. C. Hornick Sons Hornick’s Hardware Hub Department Store Hygenic Sanation Co. Ideal Bakery Ideal Super Market Immaculate Conception Sodality Indian Motorcycle, Sales Service Jay Bee’s Market Johnny’s Inn John’s Service Station Johnstown Milk Distributors Johnstown Observer Kelly Studio of the Dance Kelly’s Laundermat A Friend Keystone Cigarette Vending Machines Kind Brothers Tile Co., Inc. Knapp’s Jewelers Ladies’ Auxiliary, Cover Hill Fire Co. LaPorta’s Flower Shop Lopresti Furniture Co. Lopresti’s Geistown Market Laurel Theatre Maguth’s Market Moe’s Portage Cleaners Martin’s Ready-to-Wear Mary Irene Beauty Shoppe Massimo’s Self-Service Markets McCall’s Bowling Lanes McCall’s Hudson, Sales Service McEldowney Motors, Inc. Melillo’s Television Appliance Moody’s Service Station Nagy’s Hotel Nehi Bottling Co. Neuman’s Drug Store Nick George’s Tavern Nick’s Hairdressing Salon Niessner’s Flowers Norwalk Concrete Burial Vault Co. Oppy Signs Neon Co. Ott’s Cafe Otto’s Service Station Paff’s Food Market Guy Panasci Shoe Service Panschin’s Grocery Store Patcher’s Restaurant Paul’s Pharmacy Paul’s Shoe Store Polish National Alliance Club Phillips Wallpaper oc Paint Store J. Puma Company, Inc. W. H. Puterbaugh, Druggist Ralph’s Service Station Red Top Market Reese Electric Supply Co. Reiking’s Esso Servicenter Reiser Bros. Ripple’s Ritter’s Market Ross’ Self-Service Market Rothert’s Store Rudel’s St. Stephen’s Entertainment Committee S. S. Peter Paul’s Church Dad’s Club Saylor Bros. Hardware Semelsberger, Buick Shaheeh’s Grocery Sharky’s Hilltop Esso Station Frank M. Sheesley Co. Sherer’s Ohio Street Service Sta. Silver’s Drug Store Sky’s Economy Store Smuro Bros. Squirt Bottling Co., Inc. Sterling Jewelers Sterling Office School Supply Steve’s Barber Shop The Style Store Sugar Bowl Tony Sunseri Wholesale Fruit Produce Sunshine Doughnuts Tabor’s Grill Tip Top Market The Trabold Company Ed Tully, Barber Shop Uneeda Plumbers United Jewelers Vivis Atlantic Service A. A. Wagner, Funeral Home Wanda’s House of Beauty Weakland Jewelers Weiser Music Center Weiss Brothers Provisions West End C. W. V. Home Asso. West End Electric Supply Harry G. Wise Sons Woolf Reynolds Young Men’s Democratic Club of Conemaugh Yost’s Sweet Wheat Bakery 85 SOCIAL PATRONS Rev. Michael Brett Rev. Thomas Cawley Rev. Edward B. Daly Rev. Thomas Dolinay Rev. John Dravetsky Rev. James Fitzgibbon Franciscan Fathers Rev. John B. Golias Rev. Charles H. Hipp Rev. Richard S. Hovanec Rev. John V. Orlando Rev. Casimir F. Ossowski Rev. Walter Kurdziel Rev. Faber Malloy Rev. Francis B. McCaa Rev. John Miller Rev. Joseph Pier Rev. Lawrence Rogan Rev. Wm. J. Ryan Rev. John A. Sostaric Rev. Gerald E. Stephens Rev. Joseph D. Tomko Rev. Theodore Weber Rev. Michael Zamba Rev. S. J. Zubricki $25.00 Elizabeth Kralik and Sons $10.00 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Burkhard 126 Colgate Avenue Mr. and Mrs. James C. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cassidy and Family 205 Edgewood Avenue Dell Comiskey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Correll and F mily Mr. and Mrs. Regis Grady B. Chas. Held 125 Singer Street Dr. L. W. Hornick St. Joseph Sodality Johnstown, Pa. James Litzinger 209 Crouse Avenue James L. McAneny, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Novak A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. O'Shea R. 125 Woodvale Avenue Bernard Riek 420 Chestnut Street Holy Name Society of St. Casmir’s Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Sakmar Clara M. Staehr Dr. Louis A. Wesner $7.00 Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Alt Mr. and Mrs. John R. Blimmel Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Boltz Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Burket Mr. and Mrs. Alden J. Deter Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Dostal and Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dowdell Mrs. Mary Fisher Dr. Gus M. Gleason. Jr., and Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holtzman and Family Mr. and Mrs. James Hoy and Family Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kochjar Bernard Kriegcr Mr. and Mrs. Boyde Litzinger and Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Livolsi Miss Ann M. Malak Mr. and Mrs. A. Marcineavagc Eddie McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. Henry Midderhoff Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Mullen Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Solomon Mr. and Mrs. John A. Urban Nicholas S. Urban Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Verzani Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Weaver $5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Akers Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Allen C. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Alt Robert Aveni Mr. and Mrs. Frank Balazik, Jr. Ludwig Bauer Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bearer Mr. and Mrs. John Biber Mr. and Mrs. W’illiam Billetdeaux Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Bischof Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Buettner Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Boxler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bracken Mr. and Mrs. John J. Brett Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brooks and Family Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brosig Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Bulas Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Burkardt R. F. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Burns Dr. Joseph Calafiore Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Choby Mr. and Mrs. Jos Chorba Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ciupak Thomas Connelly John Conway Mrs. Olive Costlow Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Crouse Miss Barbara Crouse Mrs. Barbara Crouse and Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cyburt Samuel R. DiFrancesco Nicholas Dowdell Paul Dravet Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dravetsky Mr. and Mrs. John Dravetsky Frank Drobnick Mr. and Mrs. John Durcho Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dzambik Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farkas Robert Flynn Dr. R. J. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Val Furman Mr. and Mrs. James Gallagher Mr. Leonard P. Gallucci Robert A. Gleason Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gilliland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Gorman Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Grabiak Harry Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Harkins Mr. and Mrs. Clay D. Harshberger Charles R. Hammerle Alex F. Heider Alex Hofeckcr Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoover Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hornick Dr. Wallen F. Hrin Joseph C. Incordona Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Janshego Lee Johns Jack and Bob Kinirv Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kist Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Klcinosky Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klimck Marie Martha Kobrock Henry J. Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kusch Ladies’ Auxiliary Catholic War Veterans Charles Hanley Post No. 1103 Mr. and Mrs. Emery Lewis Mr. and Mrs. William Litzinger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Litzinger Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. Long Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lynch Mrs. Frances Matan Mr. and Mrs. Vincent McAleer Dr. Wm. B. McAneny Dr. and Mrs. John B. McAneny Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Moffitt A Friend Mr. and Mrs. John Moskal Charles W. Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Murphy William J. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murton Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murtha Joseph Murtha Pvt. William Nanko Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Nosko Dr. Richard G. Oakley, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Oravec Michael Oravetz Mr. Clarence 1. O’Shea Mr. Michael O’Shea Mr. Richard O’Shea Dr. Santo Palazzolo, M.D. Mr. Cal Patcher Mr. and Mrs. M. Pessagno Mr. and Mrs. John Pilot Mr. and Mrs. Martin V. Planter Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Podratsky Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Quinn Dr. Eugene E. Raymond Frances Reiser A Friend Mr. and Mrs. George Reiser Joseph C. Reiser Mrs. Anna Reppnegg Mr. and Mrs. W’illiam Rievel Romano Food Market Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rosage John Sheehan Saint Rocco Society Confraternity Mothers’ Club St. Stephen’s Church Dr. George Saklaney Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sandmaier Mr. and Mrs. James Scorletta Mr. and Mrs. John R. Seitz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sestrich Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snavely St. Michael’s Sodality Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stahlcv and Son Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sutton Mrs. F. L. Thomson Mr. and Mrs. William Urbassik Mr. and Mrs. John Walkowski Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wehner Miss Agnes E. Wehner A Friend Mr. and Mrs. George J. Wehner Mr. and Mrs. Norbert G. Wyar Mr. Joseph Yesh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young W. K. Zanc A Friend 86 Room 103 Seniors Room 105 Seniors Room 200 Seniors Room 201 Seniors Room 205 Seniors Room 98 Juniors Room 99 Juniors Room 102 Juniors Room 202 Juniors Room 203 Juniors Room 101 Sophomore Room 301 Sophomore Room 302 Sophomore Room 303 Sophomore Room 304 Sophomore Room 305 Sophomore Room 100 Freshman Room 300 Freshman St. John’s Annex 306 St. John’s Annex 307 St. John’s Annex 308 Immaculate Conception Annex Columbian Squires $3.00 Thomas E. and Marian Abele Mr. Robert G. Bach John Barnyak Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boryk Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Buterbaugh Frances Debevc Mr. and Mrs. John Dezelon Mr. and Mrs. Julian Dino Mrs. James C. Dowdell Mrs. George Fesko Mr. and Mrs. William F. Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Griffith John A. Hoover Frank Impala Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kane Mrs. Sophie Kurtz Margaret Keifline Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kmecak Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Koenig Joseph L. Krofina Ruth G. Kuruzovich Harry Litzingcr Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Morabito Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mulvehill Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nanna Mrs. Frank Nicoletti Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Novak Mr. and Mrs. John Ocilka Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Peterson and Family Dr. Thomas C. Quirk Dr. Paul W. Riddles Mr. Ralph Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Spampinato Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Springer Mrs. Lulu Belle Smith Ambrose Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Sol Torledsky Mr. and Mrs. Erhart Vogel Mr. and Mrs. David C. Wolf Anonymous $2.00 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Andrews Park Center Beauty Salon Dr. H. M. Benshoff Anthony Berardi Harold Bcrney Pfc. John F. Bischof Mr. and Mrs. John Blasic, Jr. Dr. Bondy John D. Boucher Mr. Jim Boxendale Mr. and Mrs. August Cabo Ruth Calafiore Joseph Cammerata VV. T. Caruer Family Chuck and Bill Carolyn Crouse Mrs. A. M. Custer Mr. John Deter Mr. and Mrs. John L. Deter Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Eckenrode Harry Epstein Albert W. Fisher C. formica Margaret M. Frankosky Charles Freidhoff Family Wm. Gallus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hankinson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Janiga Bernard Karcher Andrew Kiraly Mrs. Anna Kirchiner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kovalchick Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Madigan George Martinovich George T. May M. F. McMahon Mr. James Menett T. Elmer Mock Molchany’s Market R. J. Morgan Margaret Munzcr Jack Murphy James Murtlia Mr. John Nanko Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Noble Anna Marie Nosko Raymond J. Nosko Mr. Frank E. Ober Dolores M. O’Donnell Francis Edward Paul Mrs. Anna Palus Mr. and Mrs. William Pieger Porter Family Jim Regan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rodkev M rs. Minnie Rodkey Leo Rosenbaum Family Jean M. Schuller Robert V. Schuller John Sedelak Helen Sestrich Mr. Edward P. Sewalk John Sexton Co. Frank Shingler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shook Mr. and Mrs. f rank Slezak Foster Smith Harry Smith The Stardusters Orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Swctz Mrs. Anne Tacik Mr. and Mrs. Alex Tay Cpl. and Mrs. W’illie Temple, Jr. Wm. Tomkowski Mr. and Mrs. Julius Yilchinskv Mr. and Mrs. Francis Walkowski Mr. Leo Wass Mrs. Gilbert Williams Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Yon Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Zcmet Anonymous A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend $1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J. Adams Mr. and Mrs. George M. Adams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Adams, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Adams, Sr. Mr. and }rs. L. H. Allison Charles Amershek B. Anderson Mary Jane Aspey Mr. and Mrs. James V. Aveni Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bacha Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bacha Mr. and Mrs. William Babik and Family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bako Mr. and Mrs. Frank Balazik, Sr. William Balicky Barbara Barber JoAnn and Eddy Barr Lcftwich Baths Peter Bayuk Rosalia M. Beas Emil Beblar Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Berger Andrew R. Bernat Elizabeth Ann Bernat Mrs. Rose Bezila Mr. and Mrs. Albert Biasclla Edward Bishop Stephen Bischof W. F. Bock Catherine Bogovich Mrs. Ann Bricely Mr. S. Bruno Rudolph Brys Boodie LaBuda Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bulick Miss Gloria Burgo Mrs. Francis Burkard Luke N. Burkardt M rs. Howard Burns Barbara and Margie—102 Mr. Frank Cammarata Mr. Mike Campagna Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caputo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cavanaugh John Chovanec D. C. Christner Mrs. Max Cinco City Fish Market Mrs. Sevilla Clark Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Comiskey Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Concannon Dr. John H. Conrad Mr. P. C. Cotroneo Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Crimarck Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crossen Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Cullen, Sr. Robert M. Curley A Friend James Deitle, Jr. Carl Dill Mr. and Mrs. W’illiam Dill Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dillon Mr. Maletius Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dolinsky John Donnley Francis Duffy Mrs. Forrest Dunham Mrs. Anna Easly Don Eckenrode William P. Eddings 87 Regina M. Edelman 8th Ward Market Patricia Eisenhuth Joseph E. Evans Mrs. Raymond Evans and David Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frick Reno R. Facciani Facci Bros. Jimmie Farley Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher and Family Valeria Fisher Mary Flemming Mrs. Duane Fosbrink Mr. and Mrs. William Friedoff Mr. and Mrs. John Furman R. W. Furst Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gabrovsck Robert Gabrovsck A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Nick Galioto Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher Mrs. Marie Gall Mr. and Mrs. Walter Garbinski William F. George Mr. and Mrs. Gemza Mr. and Mrs. William Given Mr. Frank H. Goebert Mrs. Richard Goebert Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Golias Mr. and Mrs. Steve Golias Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Golias Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham Wallace Gregorchik Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grumbling Mrs. Julia Gurka Charles Haddad Henry R. Hagadus Norman E. Hallman, D.S.C. Mrs. Vera Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris Robert V. Hartman Glenn L. Hastings Joseph Havel Mrs. Leo Heinlein Mr. and Mrs. John Henger Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Henger Suzanne R. Herman Mary Hoff Harry and Jerry Holsinger Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hovancc Miss Mildred J. Hovancc Harvey Hultgrecn Gilbert Johns Mrs. Erma Johnson Mr. John J. Jaskula Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kabor Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kaman Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kamler Miss Agatha Katter Mrs. Clara Katter Miss Olive Katter Mr. Harry Kowalchik Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Keclan Bettcjanc Kelly Crash Kelly William P. Kelly R. Owen Ketterer Mr. and Mrs. Albert King Marianne Kiniry Richard Kiniry Kirby’s Mr. James A. Kleinoskv Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klug Julie Koban Mr. and Mrs. George Kohan. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Kohan, Jr. Albert C. Kokler Mr. and Mrs. John Kolesar The Kostora Family Mr. George Kozak Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kozuch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kubej Nick Kuhar Mary Alice Kunkle Mrs. J. S. Kuntz Mr. Joseph Kurtz A Friend Robert R. Kusch Mrs. Paul E. Krupa Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Land and Family Mr. and Mrs. Max Lang Mrs. Charles Leber Lc Perc Cut Rate Mrs. C. G. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Long Steve Lozanoff Catherine Lux Mr. and Mrs. D. Lybargcr Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Mabon Helen M. Malloy Miss Janet Maier Eleanor Manganella and Caryl Wire John Manganello Pete Mangus Rosemary Martella Jacqueline Martin Mary Joan and Bob Barbara Mateyko Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mattern Patricia Lee McCabe John A. McCall John W. McCall Richard B. McConnell Mr. and Mrs. G. E. McCoy A. R. McCready R. J. McDevitt Maxine McGinley Mrs. E. McGinnis Edward T. McLaughlin Mrs. Irma McLeary Viola McMillan Mr. Peter McNulty Mrs. Melhorn Mr. and Mrs. John Mical Louis Mikula Mrs. Josephine Miller Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Mitek Ronnie Moehler Miss Louise Moehler Mr. and Mrs. Lee Munzer, Sr. Mr. James Murnin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murnin Mrs. Sevafina Musso Helen Nanna Rose Nazick James S. Neiler Milton Neisner L. F. Van Nest Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Noll Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ohala Mrs. Mary Ondrusko Mrs. Anna Oravec and Family Mr. Joseph Palus Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palus Mr. and Mr$. Joseph Palus Pat and Susie—102 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Patrick Mrs. John Pavlo Art M. Philips John A. Piatak Mrs. John Pike Mr. John Podratsky Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Podratsky Mr. Joseph Pribelsky Mr. Pringle Mr. Michael Prokop Clarence Putt Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ragan Charles U. Rapp Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ratti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rauh Mr. and Mrs. John Reed Mr. and Mrs. Glen Replogle Walter Richards Mr. and Mrs. William Riley Charles Rippin Joseph Ritko Mr. James E. Roberts Mr. Charles Rodkey Mr. Theodore Rodkey Miss Jean Rosage Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Rose Frank W. Rosemon Rosie and Janis—101 Josephine Rozick Mrs. Roy Rudge Mrs. Mary Ryan Mr. and Mrs. John Sakman Mrs. Bernard Salem Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Samonc Mrs. Paul Schmidt Joan Sciotto Mrs. Rose Schellhammer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schiffhaucr James Schreicr Mr. and Mrs. George Schrum Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scdlemeyer Helen Seese Robert Seifert A Friend Miss Betty Sendry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Senft Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sestrich Mary Elisabeth Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slezak Bernadine Slivinsky Loretto B. Smith Rosalyn Smith Mr: and Mrs. Joseph Snopko Mr. Anthony J. Sokolowski Mr. and Mrs. John Spampinato Joseph L. Spampinato Mary Springer Columbian Squires Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stanko William W. Stanko Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Staehr Mrs. Louis Stcfanik Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stein Ted Stenson Jeannie Stolar Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sunseri Eileen Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tacher Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tholt Mrs. Kenneth Thomas Edward Tkac Margaret Tkach Mrs. Genevieve Udovch Marian Urbassik U. S. Army and U. S. Air Force Recruiting Service Mr. and Mrs. John Valent Mr. and Mrs. Francis Veifle Mrs. Marie Vigna Mr. William Vitzenty Mr. and Mrs. Alex Weir Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Widmann Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Will Mrs. Harry Williams Mrs. James T. Williams Mr. Joseph Wilner Fred Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Woloschuk F rancis S. Zahornek Mrs. Louise Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Oscar O. Zolbe Compliments of a F'riend 88 . - wC 5} A f - : V iK mm m «■ • v vv -V. ; . ■; vf . '. ;. :rx rv 2jT . V- . 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