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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

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V Y H M w X . a it ,M V 'MPN-wwf 5 at WV M 4 5 img! M T jc-- A M 1 Q 5 - A hx , l , e T ' ' - .'F 41 , fi ' iT , .ig H fx A -H.: 'xx 5 . . -,f. ,.., -1, I i L J ' 'EH '3,z.f-:.f- .Q 4, f 1,'z,-:fart 5 1 Q . n, ,lu.,--......A..- ' me ' ' :Q40 ff.Yn '.n V x , T - - U I ' 1:1 ui ' egg AQ bf T The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass-the L f ,TJ great rendezvous of life where we grow closer to each other in the charity of Christ: where we learn the greatest act of love, which is to give one's life for those one loves. The priest has need of fervent Chris- tians at Mass-we have an indispensible role to play in it. Therefore, as an individual, I must perform my role in the Mass because that Host, there on the altar, is mine as It is that of the priest. I MUST then make use of It. . ,- -,- f ,A 5, .cn Nl 4 1 I L' 3 N 1 ' 1. 7 ' , 4 1 ' Q A xw 1. 5 la' CONTENTS Pages 1 to 5 O Pages 6 to 13 ' Page 9 Pages 14 to Pages 33 to Pages 44 to F1n1s Pages 80 and Alumnl 1n Rellgxon Pages 82 and Pages 84 to P gf'N K 1 1 -1. it lj 66 99 Accept, 0 Holy Father ,R AHNIINISTHATIUN His Fxcellenu Ruh nd T Gullfowle D D l lSllUD oi Altoonl 1119 BISIIOD Q xme mto the Altoona D1ocese m 1936 and smce tll it tllllt he ll 12 shown the 1lJ1l1tV and d8t9lf'Il1Il1tlOI'l ulmll tlulx xx lll mts '1 CIIQCIDIQ of Clulst H15 neil d ftlltllllde hue kept lus dwcese IH 1 stflte of flnanclal .and Sllllltllal lm ummm md we ale SLIIQ he vnll keep up hls Q'XC6llQ.I1tVN0llxlIl the xefus to come X .1 ' 1' in 4 Q V l v , 1. b, 1 . i . . Q V, ' . J. C , . . . . .- C 5 1 ' 2 ' X x 2. ' z t ' z ' ' ' I' 'Z 2 .' 1 . ' . ' 2 Zlll . 2. ,x V . C 1 1 L. . 2, .,, 2 . . , V1 A , .f' v 1 Q PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE Americans have a world-wide reputation for generosity. In particular, American youth is generous. Even more especially are Catholic young people known for gen- erosity. And this is as it should beg for the Catholic boy and girl have the example of their Creator, their Redeemer, their Model, Christ Jesus, our Lord, Who poured Himself out, becoming obedient unto death, even to the death of the Cross. We speak now, of course, not of gen- erosity with money or other material goods, but of that type of unselfnshness, or better, selflessness, which brought our Lord to Calvary for our salvation. Nor was even that enough. For Christ willed that His Sacrifice should be renewed as often as His priests of the New Law ascend the altar and pronounce the sacred words of Consecration over bread and wine. Christ's sacrifice can also go on in the life of every real Catholicg in fact, it must go on, for He said, If any man will be My disciple, let him take up his cross daily and come after Me. In other words, the true Catholic lives in union with the Sacrifice of Christ. Sacrifice is an unpleasant word, but only because people generally have a poor understanding of both its meaning and its motive. To sacrifice means to make holyg and the motive for it is Christ's motive- love: love of God and love of neighbor. Leaving Catholic High School, then, you should make this one resolution: to make your every action holy in union with the Mass of Christ, keeping always in mind that if you suffer together with Christ, you shall also rise gloriously with Him. Ray Bresnicky, Bob Sweeney, Ron- ald Palm and John Rosage wel- come Father Greinader, as he arrives for a day's round of duties. cl lQv . Rev. Linford F. Greinuder Principal 3 Receive also m ll e Fither Mallox expluns the mem mg of a liturgical card to some of his religion students The sxmbolxc meaning of these cards is an integral part of ecclesiastical t1'1d1t1on uf' Q Rex Fabel J Malloy Religion 4'1- ll Sister M. Agnes Clare S.S.J. Sister M. Assumpta S.S.J. Sister Mary Bernard S.C Latin Music Social Studies 4--nv Sister M. Celestine, O.S.F. Sister M. Claver, R.S.M. Mathematics, Physics English Sister Marie 'Therese who has this year completed 25 years of faithful service to Catholic High, is obtaining fresh viewpoints and ideas to keep her students abreast with the modern developments in English and Literature. ig i-.:'fs::f Sister Mary Clement, S.C, Biology Sister M. Crescencia, O.S.F. St. Casimir Annex Sister M. David, R.S.M. English Sister M. Deo Cora, O.S.F. St. John Annex Many jobs remain to be done long after the stu- dents are on their way home. Here Sister M. Robert staples on the bul- letin board a symbol of the Mass which she has drawn and painted. - -v- rv and all its labors. . 1-9 Sister M. Donatus, S.S.J. Sister M. Estelle, C.D.P. Sister M. Ferdinand, R S NI Social Studies Social Studies Librarian Sister M. Ferdinand, our librarian, spends many after school hours keeping the library orderly so that students may easily find books both for pleasure and 11-ference. :F- 1 if Slster 'NI1rx F1 IHCIS S QJ Slxtu WI F X rancw IXIBI' S C Nlstf r 'NI Ce111111ne mster 'NI Hugollne O S F latln Npanlsh Chemnstrs St Cas1m1r Annex qliic 1 NI Ilene Q Q J 0 O r 11110 N11 le M1129 s 91 1t11ce Q St John Xnnex xllfh9mdllLN hngllsh Nt John Annex or the salvatzon 0 all those m m care 'WM I2 Dunng the noon lunch pfllOd Qtu dents keep Slster Ifrancli XHXIQI bun kmeplng the cdndx baQk0t filled 13 Smter Paullne keeps Qtudents well Supplled xuth .lrtlcles from the Qchool store n' 'D' l b' 3 f , I ! Y -6 -- . 1 -I' ,-. j , , A 9 ,. . x. 4 I -1 3 .1.. ., ,s.C. N' -. ', , I 1' . . ' ,.,... . Sistor M, L l'24 , ,.S.F. Sister . ll'4 Tl ,, R.S.M Sift ' M. lli 'A , N.-ya, ' . V lx 1' , YL . l , I 1 J L V , 1 v - ' ' 1 v X I T . kg . ji V . that their lives ma ' become Ch r1'.stl1'lce. Herbert Kohler purchases his tick- ets from Sister Remigius for his long awaited lunch. It's quite a job for Sister to keep the enrolls ment of Catholic High well fed. Sister M, l'ziulinn-, R.S.M. English Sister M. Rernigius, O.S.F. Commercial Sister M. Robert, S.S.J. Music, Biology Sister M. Thomas, O.S.F. Commercial ,, ,.,- u 4 X ,kR, - . .. gg- it Qt .3 ,- ,- Af 4 an-1 142' A ,.4 cb 'S ...gf L..- I sister victorine, C.D.P. 1 French, Girls' Physical Education ' Sister M. Virginia, R.S.M. English, Art Sister M. Virginia, O.S.F. Commercial Sister M. Zachary, S.C. Mathematics Mr. Donald P. Johnson Assistant Coach Boys' Physical Education ' af Mr. Joseph J. Majer Coach Business Training X Mrs. Heffley, who was a friend to all the S students and eflicient in her role as Catholic High's Secretary, left us this year. Here she is seen showing Miss Will-, our new secretary, some of the duties of this office. 4105-.f 41 , p-15 5 :ws W E This is My Body . . . This is My Blood. '7 ll llll 0 breathless moment which gives us God on earth, rohhed of splendor. content hidden under appear- ances of hread and wine. 0 Lord Jesus, Who has instituted the holy t'onsecration, do not permit these young lives to he a vain parade. Grant, on the contrary. that they may fulfill their sacrifice holily, sacerdotally. losing themselves, soul and body, in fhrist, for the t'hurch first of all and for all the souls that they are hound to save. AUDREY BOBKO Baba St Therese N.. X' L 2 . YN X , f , x-. qv- 0' K Qui,- f la , 1 ii S uf ,-v 1' Aft ,,,, an 4'4 w A' 4' Le? 'DL-y l Wu John Mizak, James Jasper and Barbara Leach check Roberta Logan's parabola while Millicent Trexler and Jeanne Mills compare notes in Algebra II class. 5 DONALD COSTLOW Don St Benedlct Gelstowns secret weapon ablllty for art thoughtful often seen Nlth Pat and Ron at Coxers AUDREY COX Azad St Benedlct Always merry a 103 glggler often seen wlth Gabby SOCldbl6 personable MARY ANN CRIMARCK Mare St Columba Asslstant Edltor Memorles popular energetnc one of our prettlest senlors dlsllkes graduatlng JAMES DALLAS Jun Vlsltatlon Dxsllkes danclng and stalled cars pleaslng per sonalxty often seen at Elghth Ward Transfer Ambltxon to own an 88 Old s convertlble ln 1960 DOLORES DEMBROSKY Dee St Stephen Good natuned sedate often seen with Jerl an I loyal MARY JOYCE DIAMOND Joyce Immac Concep Attractwe frlendly often seen m a blue Ford refreshmg llkes sw1mm1ng PATRICIA DINO Pat Our Lady of Melcy Graclous agreeable only glrl m Trlg Wlth forty two boys Amb1t1on to be a good nurse SAM DISTEFANO S ltatore St Anthony Talkatlve ln P O D hkes spaghettl dances and vlno has his own fan club often seen ln Augle s Pool Room JAMES DOLAN Bzg Jzm Sacred Heart Popular valuable athlete pollshed manners unassummg optlmlst merry mmded JOHN DONNELLY John Mother of Sorrows Knockout ln a sult Cassanova llkes red les often seen at Sh ukey s Ambltlon A11 Force dlSllk6S traffic OIHCQIS WILLIAM DUBREUCQ Dubbze St Columba Llkes muslc and alrplanes good muslclan talkatne dlSllk6S women backseat drners Ambltlon forestry MARY ANN DZAVIBIK Shupy St Stephen Often seen walklng to town whlmslcal brisk manner Ambltlon to VlSlt Mlchlgan Stat College HIGH CHOOL 3' 19 V127 1-ff 5 3 1-'rv 1 gl if -QF? af-J it ,ff ,nv L f f Q49 if 5 20 Xi? ,, f , - .lv R-v JOSEPHINE ENGBERT St Patrick A 1 ity for art ladyllke reserved often seen in 49 Mercunv Ambition to be a Christopher Blessed Mothei in Cantata CAROL ENGLEHART Carol St Joseph Tactful congenial cafetelia money collec or often seen with Chlz Ambition Home Economics Teacher NANCY FIGULA Nan St Stephen Lnely keen sense of humor fanciful often seen at Catholic High Dances Ambition stenographer JANET FISHER Jnzny St Benedict Animal lover neat Ambition to own a horse lanch blushes easily often seen looking for C trol CHARLOTTE FREIDHOFF Frzdy St Joseph Sodalitv Plefect cheerful enjoys squue d xncing natural svxeet and fiiendlv FRANK FREIDHOFF Frank Mothei of Soiiows Tall and handsome Business Manage-1 of Memories President of Student Council Top Debater finds time for everything Ou ns chartreuse convertible TERRANCE FREIDHOFF Teriy St Joseph Urbane School Photographer polite obllglng well groomed Ambition Profes sional Photographer MARGARET FRICK Midge St Columba Reserved usually seen with Barbara Ambition to be a nurse xxell m'1nnered enjoys ice skating DAVID FROEHLICH Froclto Immac Concep Vice President of Senior Class member f Argos usually seen in a radical Special Buick active generous LOUISE FRONHEISER LOU Vlslfatlon Typing demon trim efficient likes t0 drive a Chevy . . . often seen with Bee Jag, and Carol . . . dislikes waiting. MARTHA GARBINSKI .. Gabby .. St. Patrick Talkative . . . likes polkas . . . always willing to help . . . often seen with Aud . . . dislikes tests. ROBERT GAUS ..... Buck ..... St. Benedict Demon in disguise . . . likes steaks . . . mischie- vous eyes . . . often seen at Singer's Gas Station . . . ardent hunter. CLASS OF 19 4 , wi ' a ' H . e , .AGN 5 .pdf .I ,Q 5 1 x , A it I -N Nr- -s.. ' -Q N kri 4 X A V .bf f A 2' IA BETTX n,REDECKi Daily sr Stephan -P R' i 3 5' Cuefiu -lm ition to be llfeguird an 5, ...fp ' E u and comm bookkoe ei uQu'1llx been 'lt thg -:va ' 44 ' it Hillln in Q 'St lfl0Yl 7' V ,ff ti l 1 N A i ' f if 1 57 i l l f 2 1 , James Jaspci' writes his Latin IV sentence on the board as Pat Connelly checks with Audrey Bobko. Louis Martino and the rest of the class look on. WILLIANI HILLENBRAND Pork St Joseph A. barrel of fun dlsllkes workxng for a llvmg often seen It Red Corner Malket llkes ,,,, good food and fast cars ROBERT HOFF'VIAlN Bo St Patrlck Dependable helps xsxth school movle projector often seen 1n Cambrla Clty Member of Argo s generous ROBERT HOLTZVIAN Rzzzbo Immac Concep Keen sense of humor Ambltlon to be a good dancer The Curly Haned Kld llfe of 201 DOROTHY HORVATH Dot St Stephen --. Cheerful lovely brown halr a good stu dent fnequents the Canteen and Samt Stephen s DOROTHY JACKO Dot St Francxs ASSISI Edltor of Crusher Tlmes ASS1StdDt Editor f Memoues honor student shy Smlle refreshmg punctual often seen rush mg around JAMES JASPAR Jnn St John Well mannered mllmg to help l1kes argu Xfg mg mth the l1brar1ans often seen xuth Bob and Don agreeable JOYCE KLAUM oy St Joseph Gracmous capable enjoys a good tlme pleasant usually talklng Wlth Jo and Aud MARGARET KLIMEK Mavgze St Petel SL Paul Congenlal sunny dlsposltlon Jovlal l1kes good Irxsh names often seen vuth Tom DORIS KLINE Klznky St Columba Pxttsburgh Plrate fan sparklmg eyes l1kes square dancmg conslderate often seen mth Carol, Colleen and Margle RONALD KOENIG Ron St Benedlct Huntmg enthuslast usually seen ln h1s 40 Olds Prefect of Boys Sodallty conslderate AmbltlOn to get a new Packard HERBERT KOHLER Herb St Joseph Came to us 1n our Semor Year qulet l1kes movles and automoblles often seen wxth Dubbxe Ambltlon m1ll worker MARGARET KONDAS Margze St Emerxch Llkes dancnng and basketball frlendly Ambltlon to dr1ve a car usually seen wlth Carol Colleen and Dorls if? 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'M, ,-up ,agua ffm' Ac 1,8 531 Consecrale them JAMES KOZORA zm St Therese Presldent of Senlor Class outstandlng basket ball player personable college tll'llb81 frlendly courteous handsome PAUL KUKOLY Bones St Mlchael Ta qulet populzu llkes to smg ln the halls usually seen xuth Jlm conta glous laughter THOMAS KWARTA Tom St Mlchael ptr? v-gy 24 ,afr- lv-'V I-at iv Whlz m POD xery lntelllgent appefmlmg grm brxght futule manager of magazme drxve radlo and TV enthuslast JOANN LAKE Vlsltatxon Wltty llkes t tease spry nnghty mlte of 102 usually seen 1ce skatmg yuth Joy BETTY JANE LANG Bea Jay V1s1tat1on Food natured neat com teous llkes shy boys glaclous orgamst at V1s1tat1on BARBARA LEACH Bulb St Benedlct Fuendly usually seen mth Decky and Aud h is paltlcular lnterest ln the Army Ambl txon to go to Pltt CAROL LEAP Calol V1s1tat1on Eddle Flsher fan a tall blonde usually seen laughlng amlable good student Ambltlon to go to Rome WILLIAM LFIS Fzreball St Columba Consclentwus student lxkes a frlendly argu ment reliable fond of vacatlons often seen vxalklng ln Edgexx ood RITA LITZINGER Lztz St Joseph Honor student lead IH Senxor Play talka txve enexgetlc versat1le mlss Ambl tlon to be an alr hostess ROBERTA LOGAN Robby Immac Concep Lovable redhead personallty plus full of mlSChlef poetess often seen IH Morxel vllle Dairy Dell HERMAN LUX Soupy St Joseph Qulet . sense of humor neat - Plrate fan good student gentlemanly easy to get along wlth ANGELINE MACRI 'tAng1e Immac Concep Football fan llkes hamburgers and cokes often seen at the canteen and St Stephens shmmg black han Thy Glory WILLIAM MAHER ...... Bill .,..,. St. John Easy to get along with . . . nice red hair . . . usually seen with Babs . . . adept at making sound effects. CHARLES MAINHART . 'tChiz . Mother of Sorrows l'ractical joker . . . appealing grin . . . stage hand . . . usually seen with Carol .... A mbition: Undertaker. PATRICIA MALLOY .. Patty .. Sacred Heart A good jitterbugger . . . dauntless . . . keeps Coke Co. in business . . . regular correspondent with the Army. PATRICIA MALOY ,, Pat .. Our Lady of Mercy Reserved . . . frequents dances . . . pleasant . . . true friend . . . dislikes Latin . . . naturally curly hair. CAROL MARCINCAVAGE .. 'lChub .. St. John Takes life easy . . . potato chip fiend . . . perse- vering . . . often seen looking for Janet ...I A m- bition: Navy nurse. AGNES MARSHALL Aggie Visitation Pretty blonde hair . . . delightful to know . . . Treasurer of Sodality . . . perfect lady . . . likes ice-skating . . . good cook. JACQUELIN MARTIN .. 'Slat-lfie .. St, Joseph Poppy cheerleader . . . a whiz in her studies . . . pleasing smile . . . popular . . . effervescent . . full of school spirit. LOUIS MARTINO .... Lou .... St, Anthony Likes Latin . . . conscientious worker . . . zealous . . . Ambition: to go on to a higher education . . . willing helper. Bob Hoffman gives his views in P. O. D. class on a current subject. Buck Gaus, Tony Toronto Eugene Reiner, Steve Pipan, Richard Peschock, and Millie Trexler enjoy listening to him. 11 Q z Z:e wi. 1313, E' 'W I x4 1' f I l ,J 'img ,f if I , .f 17 F. X ,..- i .M . ,. .1 5' Carol Leap explains a phase of double-entry bookkeeping to Donna Sobditch, Irene Strihan, Geraldine Milchak, and Jane Wachs, her fellow students in Bookkeeping. A - ,mix ..- K ga Q eh JOSEPH MOCK oe St John Flag bearer cooperatxve reserved loyal Usher at State Cambrla Theatres Ambltlon to be a chaplaln 1n the Unlted States Marine Corps THOMAS NOLL Tom St Patrlck Caxeflee enjoys a good laugh demon be hmd the wheel Amb1t1on to be a stock car dI'1X9l GERALDINE OLCHESKY Jem St Stephen Fun lovmg regular St Stephen s customer often seen mth Dee a d I amlable nxtuml welcome ID any crowd RONALD OPPY Chop St Patrlck Band Presldent debonnalr enjoys a good tlme often seen m Conemaugh Ambltlon to put a neon slgn around the world GEORGE ORAVEC Peaches St Michael Nlce smlle full of fun halls from Brovx ns tovtn llkes playlng football Ambltlon to go to Florlda ln the wlnter RONALD PALM Syntter St Benedict Dlsllkes whlte bucks often seen Wlth Pat and Don at Covers flammg red halr agreeable kmd WILLIAM PALM Wzllze St Benedlct Never a dull moment often seen at Covers Gas Statxon Ambxtxon to be a card shark Gelstown Boy ROBERT PARKINSON Pzmky St John Often seen opposlte Clty Hall llkes partles d1SI1k6S gettlng up before noon patlent courteous Ambltxon to work for Doc Daugherty JOAN PELES on St Stephen Good dancer frlendly green eyes m b1t1on to be a slnger RICHARD PESCHOCK Rzchze St Stephen Ladies man neat dresser dlshkes tles loves to tease usually seen w1th Rosle ln his Dodge DONALD PESSAGNO Pzz on Mothe1ofSorrows Happy go lucky nonchalant often Seen wlth Slsk Luke and the boys Ambltxon to own a new Mercury DOROTHY PFARR D08 St Jose h P Llkes sports fond of school kmd 1 1 gent Ambxtxon to onn a red convertlble become Other Chrzsts l Wu -of -Q67 'wr' ini' Q--an QV 1 l Q-L 6 ul .,-.4-v 1' ff' 3 'fr X We 1.33.-1 if gf -nf 1? iv? hs..- l'3f JOHN PIAZZA ...... ie ...... St, Anthony Tall dark and handsome.. .terror of gridiron . . . masculine . . . likes traveling with syndicate Ambition to get a job RAYMOND PIECHNIK Ray Assumption Likes to tease a enjoxs a good Joke terror on the highway STEPHEN PIPEN P11 St Steph n Likes food wine spoits often seen with Joe Bulas at Wicks managel foi the Crushels Jollv sportlve Ambition to become '1 millionaire SAMUEL PRESTIPINO Sam St Patrick Drum major shining black hair detel mined ne it likes Opps Neon often seen in Dale BETTY JEAN PUZAK Bea Jay St Stephen Bundle of vitilitx shoit and sweet ardent sports fan neat dresser in the midst of mischief COLLEEN RAGAN Colleen St Columba Secretflrv of Sodalitv movie fan dignified often seen with C'uol Doris lvlllglff Ambition to be a w oman in white EUGENE REINER Moa rzs St Columba Likes drfiwlng and writing poems often seen at Nevin s candid Ambition to own '1 con struction company LEONARD RIEK Rum Rod Immac Concep Likes flying TV dislikes always being on the stage hand capable Ambition t RITA RIEK Rzta St Michael A good commelcial student often seen writing letters Donnas best pal carefree RONALD RINER Ron St Theres Loves music usually seen with Nancv coo trumpet a good dancer Catholic High s answer to Harrv James ANNA MARIE RIZZO Toni St Anthony Often seen at Y W C A with Jeanne highest patron booster bell dodger inquisitive EDWARD ROCK St Stephen Friend of evervone likes fishing St Louis Car dlnals Notre Dame often seen on Sth Avenue mlrthful sports minded Workzn ln whatever zeld Thou hast prepared for us. MARY JANE RORABAUGH . Janie . St. John Likes to write poetry . . . carefree and gay . . . Cheerleader . . . Eddie Fisher fan . . . life of any crowd . . . enthusiastic. JOHN ROSAGE . l,ukiw . Immaculate Conception Quiet but devilish . . . often seen at T's with Sisk . . . humorous outlook . . . likes sleeping in class. PATRICIA RUBY .,.... Put ...... Visitation Eyes of blue . . . jovial . . . Sportive . . . likes swimming .... A mbition: nurse . . .'dislikes get- ting up in the morning. JOHN RUSNAK ..... Holm ,..., St. Stephen Fair . . . dislikes P.O.D .... often seen at Kelly's Clubhouse .... A mbition: to be an engineer. EUGENE SARAFINSKI .. Srzrif .. St, Patrick Like-s his Oldsmobile . . . frank . . . Ambition: to join the Foreign Legion . . . often seen at Mishler's Gas Station. JAMES SESTRICH ..... Jim ..... St. Rochus Neat . . . dislikes Monday's menu . . . sincere . . . often seen with Bob . . . likes Art Class. MARY ELIZABETH SEXTON . Liz . St, John Laughing blue eyes . . . often seen with VVoody . . . charming , . . complacent . . . neat and sweet. CAROL SHRIFT Shriff1f' St. John fSummerhilli Likes to square dance . . . neat . . . soft-voiced . . . Ambition: to go to college . . . often seen with Colleen, Doris and Margie. L Riek, J. Burkett, F. Tacik, B. Gonda, D Pessagno, F. Bafia, W. Palm and J. VX olf whois seated at the desk, are discuss- ing problem in distribution during Economics class. S. fo 'P be, .QQ 1 idk 'fur .7 During Shorthand class Agnes Marshall puts her lesson on the blackboard as Margaret Mauer, Rita Bistransky, Joann Lake, Betty Gredecky concentrate on their own. N5 Egg 'VIARY AGNES STUSEK S u St Therese Co operatlve qu1et often seen headmg toward Cambua Cltv unexcltable llkes to polka ROBERT SWEENEY Acc' St John Member of the syndlcate mlSChl6VOUS ln a qulet may often seen at the Y M C A happy go lucky Amb1t10n to own a new Bulck FRANCIS TACIK Tubal St Rochus Motorcycle demon frlendly frlend of Rlzz llkes a good tlme dlSl1kBS Chevles Amb1t1on to move from Johnstown ANTHONY TORONTO Hook St Anthony Unpredlctable member of the Argos usu ally seen vnth Took and Bert Jet black halr Jaguar enthuslast MILICENT TREXLER Mzlhe Sacled Heart Loyal and tlue frlend good student often seen 1n Conemaugh consc1ent1ous easy to get along wlth FERNANDO VALADEZ Frank Vlsltatlon Never seen wlthout a toothplck Sam s best frlend needs two lunch perlods to eat h1s sub marme sandwlch Lxfe of the party llkes to drlve a white Mer curv actxve 1h all sports Ambltl0h to go to college STEPHEN VRABEL Steve St Stephen Usually seen with Joe wxlllng eager to hep obllgmg chauffer often seen at St Stephens JOHN VRANKA Chwo St John Llkely to succeed handsome athlete very mtelllgent member of Argo s gxrl s dream never does anythlng half JANE WACHS lame Our Lady of Mercy Generous rellable cafeterla helper pleasmg often seen wlth Patty Dmo quxet JOAN WALTER Tom St Michael Dancmg feet popular hkes odd dxshes and Itallans fllrtatlous rmg collector m bltlon to vlslt Hawan JAMES WOLF F'1'edd1e St Patrlck Has no trouble flndlng trouble llkes free days often seen at the Y M C A wlth Dubble and Steg Ambxtlon forestry A .. t .. . bo...' N: ROSE MARIE VOGEL .... Rosie .... St. John 66 '91 ' 'QC wa 'S' ,sv X ,y -'wx ev! PATRICK WONDERS . . . Pat . . . St. Benedict Ardent art student . . . gentleinunly .... A mbition: to fly zx Saber Jet . . . Likes Old's convertibles . . . often seen with Don and Ron at Covefs, DONALD YOUNG . Don . Holy Family lSewurdJ X Quiet and reliable . . . well-liked by everyone . I very neat . . . dislikes wise guys . . . often seen arguing with Herm and Bernie. MARTHA ZAHORCHAK . . Marty . . St. Stephen Mario Lanzzx fun . . . pert . . . industrious . . . Z 1 lovely hail' . . . likes to sing . . . capable. X',,, ALBERT ZDRAVECKY . . . Abie . . . St. Stephen X Pass snziggel' . . . athletic . . . often seen in Aug'ie's . . . likes parties . . . confident. It is our moment of Conseeration to Thee Q 34 Y 4 4' ' 0 1. l,,,a:. '- Christmzis Art and Craft Display f. it ,al g,,,,1e3 e u 1353! l Beatrice Golias, Anna Marie Rizzo, Rita Riek, Barbara Stetz Dorothy Jacko Marx Ann Dzambik, Carol Englehart make an eye-pleasing office staff Their prowness can be observed by noting their abilitiesron the many oflice instruments The girls' gym class, formed this year, is learning the many folk-dances of our country, as well as the dances of other countries. Congratulations to the girls' gym class and especially Sister M. Victorine for their work, part of which we all enjoyed at the Victory Tag Dance. 'W Qt at Ss wg, , .Q V' ROOM 202 Hou' I fbottomj: A. Miller, M. Waltz, D. Hart- Harbrant, T. McCabe. Ron' IV: M. Marshall, nett, M. C. Virus, R. Sheridan, L. Holtzman, A. M. A. Smear, J. Sweeney, J. Lynch, R. Kinol, B. Sakniar, M. Benyacko. Hou' II: D. Karl, M. Gall, l'. Heidenthal, Y. Hahn, PI. Kristoff, R. Boyle, A. Green, Row III: Wagner, R, Svopa, J. May, J. Froehlich. Row V: B. Babik, E. Reed, C. Kerrigan, J. Kozuch, A. Steele, J. Kolesar, S. Watroba, F. Maloney. Schultz, T. Pilot, L. Parker, S. Kochjar, M. J. ROOM 98 Row I fbottomjz E. Larkin, D. Dolgas, J. Thompson, C. Pingatore. Row II.' D Hasse, G. Kiniry, C. Frear, G. Georgianna Row III: L Furman, M. L. Harshberger G. Nicandro. Row IV: B. Laco, B. Lewis 1 M. A. Hautz, J. Billetdeaux. Row V: M. A. Piatak, N Rosage, M. Respet. Row VI: L. Zupanchick, B. Erlinger, G. Durcho, R. Cosgrove. Row VII: R. Trexler, J. Rother, D. Zeunges. These smiling juniors portray the sentiments of the entire Junior Class. Their Turkey Rafiie was a big success and we're sure they are grateful to all who made it so. Below We See a scene common during the shortened noon lunch period, this 'tn11'lk-man, on his way to his homeroom, enjoys only the thought that next week, he can sit and wait impatiently for his noon-time beverage. 'nel 5 i5l' JLPIY4 Tum-:EY EAFFLE l96-5 X s J- 1 H 5.1! fl I LAL f ? OPHO ORE ROOM 301 S. Row I lbottoml: J. Swietanowski, M Logan, R. Bernardy, B. Lux, D, McGuire. Row II: D. Gelles, J. Widmann, VV. Mc Dermott, Ron' III: R. Mills, E. Swetz, J lluf0!'ek, T. Reiter. Ifllll' IV! D, Patterson J. Kane, J. VVz1lkowSky. Hou' V: T. TOl1l,W Zimmerman, D. Marshall, J. Dolcnce. Robert Wachs and Richard Plnglehart dis- play the prize specimens of their reptile collection to visitors. 2 C6 45 3 ROOM 305 Ron' I lbottomj: M. Gromun, M.-Johncolu, M. Quinn, P. VVonders, P. Morgrct, D. Sinx.Z0l', A. Rose. Hou' ll: P. Boyle, M. Gumowsky, I. Telek, M. Noll, S, Formica, W. Billetdeaux, T. Stahr, F. Marker, Row III: R. Mellon, C. Mock, D. Riek, L. Jerva, M, Kaminski, P. Crist, M. Popo- vich. Hon' IV: E. Regan, J. Driggs, J. Lefebre, A, Andrews, D. Klochak, M. A. Freidhoff. Row V: C. Croyle, J. Zatalava, J. Skelly, J. Rafferty, M. Solomon, G, Alifano, E. Decker. Row VI: J. Janiczek, O. Kolodij, E. Christoff, T. Zeunges, P, Prezuhy, C. Grabiak. John Skelly, David Dulansvy, Pat Bt-nney, Maxine Topschvr, Srvph Class Office-rs, dis- cuss thi- many problems of thi- swphwniore class. ROOM 302 Roll' I IBUHUHIJ: li. R. Sloan, Y. Istvan, S. Pastorek, C. Eckenrode, M. Gallagher, J. Warner, N. Cartwright, P. Cherry, Row II: M. J. Shaffer, W. Neral, W. Lopaze, B. Kwarta, D. Olchesky, J Gibson, R. Wacks. Rau- 111: J. Oppy. J. A. Burk ard J Bachoxchin J -Xdume R Sloan R h't,. ,...-,..., Williams, H. Partsch, M. A. Ritter. Hou' IV: J. McLaughlin, J. Cassidy, J. Horvath, D. Murtha D. Rutledge, P. Widmann, M. Topscher. I 1 M1 ROOM 101 Hou' I lbottoml: M. Schmadel, P. Bennett, J. Popovich, K. Bondy, M. J. Simmons, M. Majer, R. Loprc-sti, E. Dirsch. Hull' 1I.' M. A. Mihalick, A. M. f'l'0lllIl, R. M. Bach, E. Zonka, P. Regan, D. Kaichm-r, S. Me-kis. Ifnu' III: P. Benny, T. Drzal, C. Spenger, F, Ball, A. Lake, A. Aust, R. Suttmillc-r, J. Nicamlro. How' ll'.' P. Bako, N. Gyukery, J. Barchak, R, VVible-. R. M. Ecke-nrod, S. Sisk, .I. Geist-r. Rffu' V: P. Russo, J. Kmetz, W. Thi:-lv, T. Guisv, D. Dulaiwey, R. Springer, F. Hits-, E, Melotti. Absent when picture was taken, F. l,C1'l'y. X,- 1' 9 31 How I.' F. Kodgis, P. Mihalic, J. Larmck M T 'VI km L ough 11011 Il B rns, D. J. Weigle, F. Reiner, D. Mack M R Selfrldgg 'VI VS xgner T DIIDCIY T Hubel QHVGV- R010 U-' M- J- GOHS, C, SUR' Janshcgo L Snman S Wolfhopc C Wlummer Fallucci, M. Kohler, J, McDowell, D. J Bllck Il E NIL -Xleer J 'VIL reg,,o1 Nu ford, P. Reed, B. Ruffner. Row III: A Fits L Schollx -X Vhllmmfs M G Froel1ck G Glbrxel NIcGough, R. Bost, G. Wertz, M. Lux M A F RESHMEN ROOM 301 F Row I fbottomlz D. Litzinger, E. Rosage, M. Diebert J. McCafTe1'y, R. Golob, Row II: T. Hammett, R. Schnell, M. Flynn. Row III: S. Freidhoff, J, McDonald, H. Dirienzo, J. Thomas. Row IV: V, Certo, G. Miles, S. Staehr. Row V: J. Evans, J. Dallas, R. Chimiak, T. Roddy. ROONI 308 4 1 n Row I: A. Illgniflv, M. Iiuukv, I'. Sxnr'-wi, I'. Sl'I1 III1iIl1l!ll'I',-I. V1-Ilrwlly, Ii. I,itlI1A, II. Ywm-7,1I1 SIIUPIILIII. S. M:1Iw5'.J. Iiurns. IS. Y:1r1L'v,.I, Iirwf..Ix. le-51 K. Hipp, IT. IME'-1111. IP. Zxmwlislm, Row IX Ii, Ifyw. Row II: V. 'I'r':1x'11Iw, M. Iiwxll-1',.I, NXMIY I-1.Vuilvm,4'.fii.1ss.W. Ii'-1'I1wr', J. Svitz. I . Iiruy Iwpv, J. ll:-llvf, J. I,llYl'If', IS. SvI1r1L11'1'. Il. IIIIII J. 'I'r':xp111wtl:I, Il. III'llrS, Il. XIILIITIUII. Ii. I':111IL1s. Row III: M. JIIIIIIIUIQ, NI. 'I'I1flnm5. 4. ROOM 300 M... h 'S ROOM 310 rkvtt, J. Jvrlv, .I. Mulirxuk. J. Slmsts-', -atrmllr, I , VVz1Ikmx'ski. Row : . . iugan, R. Kzxralfzx, I'. l'I:xzz1, J. Iiobku. w I: S. TZlX'llISIif', M. Klink, Ii. IJr:1pn'I1:1k I I Ix I ,ITTIJSL 51 X w I: Ii. Dydzl, Ii. 1'usg1wwv, '. - 1, -13. :. -ss... zfa,., -- B Iiun-han, M. Simmons, I.. Knapp, A. Hync ., . . . ll ., . uhm, M. Ilulirvucq. Row J. S14-Zak, B. T:1v11lsky, K. Sukvnik, M. Orzxh 1-zzik, IS, Nvkusky. II. Ile-11111, I Imgznn, I'. SIQIIIQI W III: J. I'iL-kim. M. Mxxie-1', M. IILIIIHW, L My kc-, J, Stzmkfm, Ii. IILlI'IC2lI'lIt, if Ifurmzm : '. 1 zzik, I., Kirxiry, J. Gzxwel, M. Spam- zxtfw, J. 'I'z1z'sm'icI1, T. Ile-rmzm, IC. I'iv1'sm1 J. zwri. H. II:1r1'I1ik. Row I Q 4 mm 1 L1 Thu Rm' mtvnxu lf vw 4 y M. Pr L 5. Rmuttl 'NI Hemrlch NI NI R R .-X. C xgm 'NI xllll Row I n 4 lx 2 A. I' H. I ich Row ll R Suk Bluff! rf Hipa 1 idxx I' 211 210. I We l Lk C C irtxx rlght N fulp xk I SQ F, Ulu YA -J 32 Px Q 5 5 2 .f ' ' L . 3 1 4 1 an W'in 66 Lord, I am not worthy, that Thou should onlor into my heart AETIVITIES E, The Junior Student Council members in- clude Paul Solomon, Robert Kinol, Joan McCawley, Eugene Cowan, Dolores Harnett, Lucille Karr, Joseph Manganello, Ronald Benson, James Schaffer, Barbara Laco, Roberta Balazik, 1 Frank Freidhoff, President STUDE T COU CIL The Student Council of the Senior class pose on the steps of the school. Their relaxed manner indicates a recreation period, rather than official business. The Council is composed of fas pic- turedjz Forrest llurnheimer, Joan Walter fSec- retaryl, Joseph Herman fVice-l'res.l, Betty Jean Puzak, Thomas Noll, Frank Freidhoff fPreS.J Leap fTreas.l, Martha Head,and David Froehlich f A as 1' :- 5 fy-3' Q Betty Jane Lang, Ken Sisk, Ronald Oppy, Carol ANNUAL RETREAT Rev. Gabriel A. Zemzt Retreat Master Hatch year during Holy Week, the seniors set aside their books for three days to turn their thoughts to God for spiritual guid- unce. livery morning Holy Mass is offered in the gym which becomes ll hallowed place with the presence of their Sucrumental King. Here the students attend the con- ferences und also bent-diction given by the retreat muster. On the second day of retreat, senior servers take turns kneeling before the Blessed Sacrament which is exposed from after Holy Mass until late afternoon. On this day, students are free to spend as much time as they wish be-fore the Blessed Sacrament. l s . 4 . HUQ' 'UQ , -V OUR L DYS SODALITY Charlotte Freidhoff Prefect --Girls' Sodality Looking over lI1ZlU'I'llll for a project during the Marian your are the Sodallty Officers: Bernadette Hells, 'tWoody Bl.1I'Ilht'lIllCY', Colleen Hagan, l'auI Kukolv John Rosl -X I, .2212 A gn:-s Marshall, Charlotte Freid- hoff, and Ronald Koenig fabsentj. ,ad The Sod llltl IS '1 spllltual olganlzatlon a rx vsav of llfe vshose pulpose IS to teach 1tS membels dex otlon to ChllSt thlough RIHIW The Sodallst must be an actlve apostle all d ax and even dal Hls leallzatlon of Ronald Koenig thls wlll make hlm an apostle not onll at l Prefect Boys Sodallty the meetlng but It home It VN0llx on the dance flool IH llls soclal and CIVIC llfe PIUS XII oul Dl6S9Ht Holv F'1tllel l e 1 L1 CUTISLLI ltlon to the , . 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Frank Freifihulf, Iiusinmfss Managrvr, and llick Harshbn-rgf-r, Assistant iillSiIlf'SS Miiiizigrvr, tugn-the-r with the- Business Stall proudly display that prrigrvss of their patron drivv, the most successful ew-r in tho history of J. C. H. S. Z IOTAIOOU ' lRUnP' :US i ROOHE ' QUOTA 1000 - t- X 5 EC. r x 5 ,- N ,L lgilv L. 'MEMORIE J f 1 O- 4 ' Senior reporters and typ- ists, who monthly contrib- ute their articles, help make the Crusher Times ai much looked-forward-to event. MCRU HER TIMES TAFF The Crusher Times, our official school paper, has become as much a part of Catholic High as the regular classes. By reporting and editing the paper entirely through their own efforts, the students have learned to shoulder responsibility and have sensed the pride of seeing their efforts rewarded. I Qi- Sam Prestipino, Circula- tion Managerg Dorothy Jacko, Editor -in - Chiefg Gerry Olchesky, Business Manager. I , li'-5 Terry Freidhoff, our school photographer, was often seen in this pose at many of the school activities. v These members an-: Row ' I Cbottomjz Forrest liurn- heimer, Stephen Vrzible, Joe liulas, Dick Harsh- berger. Row ll: Ci-oi-gc Oravec, Ted Hanitsch, Ken Sisk, Sam Distr-fano, John Vranka. Row III: Jim Kozora, Ray Bresnicky, Bob Sweeney, John Piaz- Abe Zdrzivecky. Row IV: Jim Dolan, Herb Snvder, Eugene Reiner. The senior Mission Club Representatives here pictured are John Correll, Josephine Engbert, Louis Martino, Agnes Marshall. The highlight of their activities is the annual Christmas candy sale in which all the profits are donated to promote the work done in the Mission fields. X A I.C.H. . CLUB in O OCRAM Monogram Club members earn their letter in th'- l 1 three organized sports :it W- J.C.H.S.Z football, basket- t . F ' MISSION CLUB f PEP CL B The senior Pep Club repre- sentatives: Gerry Olche- sky, Rose Vogel, Mert Head, Pat Connelly, Gerry Milchak, Charlotte Freid- hoff, Rita Litzinger, and Liz Sexton, smile their approval as they discuss plans for outfitting our cheerleaders. Frank I r1-idhoff cfmgfmtulute-s Dick Hz11'ShbQ1'g:e1' uftm' Dick wus voted 0utst:1nding Spvakm-I ' at Sturlvnt Fongrs-ss, whiln- tim- uthvr mc-mb:-rs lmmk on with zmppmval. .--qu I Ill u I Our svniors boys :ire proud to wear tho cussock and surplice of the avo- lyte-. It is indc-e-ci xi privie le-ge to svrvf- :xt Mass :ind so ciosely assist the priest ii: Forrest Burnheimer and Herman Lux Raymond Piechnik L I 68 -W . ,,,,.,.. on... is 'if 'i .af also vi in the Holy Szicrificv, Herbert Snyder und John Correll Robvrt Parkinson Ronald Koenig and Patrick Wonders sf? K QV' Joseph Bulas '1 F' Y JJK, III' PRI' IDHOI F IATRICI-X DINO 4 v 9 fr: x 'Q ' lf' -e f W In the Conemaugh game, Piazza, No. 71, breaks into the clear off tackle for a long gain. In the back- ground lies Harshberger, No. 64, after helping to open the hole. Result: J.C.H.S. 7-Conemaugh 0. Coach Majer looks over the bench I CGCRIMSON CRU HER Q... Ken Sisk, Tackle Jim Dolan, Quarterback for a replacement at a crucial moment in the game. l 5--V, x Ll-f' lx,-,-F 1 X ii' Heres a daily 3:15 scene during football season Dolan E i r an D Harsh S Dlstefano, J. , . Rene , z d . ' berger lead the way to practice ut Roxbury. J.C.H.S. J.C.H.S J.C.H.S J.C.H.S J.C.H.S J.C.H.S J.C.H.S J.C.H.S J .C.H.S. Ted Hanitsch Halfback SCHEDULE Franklin 14 Ferndale 20 Windber 48 St. Vincent Prep 0 Altoona Catholic 6 Spangler 0 Conemaugh 0 United Joint 13 Johnstown Central 12 George Oravec Guard ' Y: f si Coming into the picture is Harsh- !! berger, No. 64, as Pie slashes ' through the Conemaugh defense. 1' A S., .,:4. Dick Harshbergcr Tackle L i Abie Zdravecky, End ' X' k Qi Eugene Reiner Tackle Again Piazza forges ahead with four men on his back as Kinol, No. 52, and Abuod, No. 75, converge from cithm-r Side. R., BASKETBALL SCHEDULE J.C.H.S. St. Mary's, Pa. 39 51 Laurel Valley . .. 31 58 Windber ...... .. 52 40 Westmont .. 54 29 Franklin ...... .. 41 36 Johnstown .... .. 61 30 St. Vincent Prep . . 37 52 North Catholic 66 49 Windber ......... 34 39 Altoona Catholic . . 55 68 Laurel Valley ..... 52 35 North Catholic 72 58 St. Mary's, Pa. .... 53 42 J.C.H.S. Altoona Catholic 51 58 St. Vincent Prep .. 32 51 Conemaugh ...... 39 56 Franklin ......... 46 48 Conemaugh ...... 38 44 Johnstown High .. 71 54 Westmont ........ 59 65 PCIAA PLAYOFFS North Catholic 52 55 Erie Cathedral Prep '75 46 ST. FRANCIS TOURNAMENT Franklin ....... .. 48 41 Abe Zdravecky 1535 sends a sizzling one hander toward the boards in the basketball game against Windber while Jim Dolan 1345 comes in to cover for our Crimsons. Catholic High's new cheer- leaders give out with a spirited cheer to encour- age our players. They are: Louise Zupanchick, Mary Jane Rorabaugh, Marcia Respet, Sis Dempsey, Jackie Martin and Martha Head. GGCRIMSON CRUSHER 99 Jim Kozora 1441 drives in for a layup shot while Jim Dolan 1341 prepares for a possible rebound. ni Uur umtet ln Actzon P Abe Zdravecky Q., 24' J Horvath fNo 435 IS caught ln ball through the hoop to put the Crushers tvso H1018 pomts m the lead X J J CA Ray Bresmcky Paul Kukoly A h gk , , '1 i, mtl 'l . . . ,i X V y A I g IM xl , -iw' jf , a M X, V ,il ' f i 1 5. h l , ' . N K K F wr cv X H g . : - ' lx X mid-air as he prepares to sink the i ' Y 1 . . ' nu 1 2 'Q f, 1 ,n ' s I ll ,, ,., f 1 l l h .X l an as up f, wa :v Y' , jail .K PY s' T KK L 5 IAQ gg an ,.4-J .nf MSTF 9 f 3 G .21- 1,5 Y. Q 'Tv sa '-'--as., 'sl Angie M1CIl Jumpe fox a free ie bound .N the gizlo on the oppoilng te im scrimbln to get thf flu ball IN IOS und om Q Q Qhetk with scorekeepers J'met Fisher ind C'1rol Vlarcincuvagn before, they enter the game. Rosie Vogel out taps Jozmie Pele-s for the advantage of ll jump bull. As Audrey referees, Rubs and Put wait for play action to bc-gin. CGCRIMS N CRUSHERETTE 3' Joan Peles gets set for a foul as the teams stand at the line ready and waiting for a fast rebound. The Crusherettes pose before a game. They are: Angie Macri, Toni Walter, Rosie Vogel, Put Maloy, Joan Peles. Row II: Betty Gredecky, Audrey Bobko, Babs Leach, Rita Bistransky, Gerry Milchak, Margle Kondas. if CRIMSON CRUSHERS gd LA QNX if 'fx 4 V i' lu' ol if 07 Y' EIN X N ld inn? Nui t vbl TdMD X . x 1 qc 1 C 'I 1 I e- Q -sr 47 4 L IIN, f J! Y ,.1r 7'T 2' f .4 X Couch Hugo iFFaYlk Freidhoffb Ted iHerb Snyderj appears disinterested as he appears to be on good terms Hin- talks to June Mackie Martinj although anyone ullyj with Miss Brooks fRita can tell she's not the least bit unconcerned. Litzingerj. GGOUR MISS BROOK 9, Stanley fTom Kwartul and Martin fFI'llY1ClS Tucikj, student electricians, display their ability . Like a Blizzard in Tibet, snow, thunder, and a on a spotlight. dronning ,airplane motor prove no obstacle to the N ingenuity of our Senior Thespians. ' all A .rf ' Q, 1- ' I v QL 1 l , l fi , . K A ii i 'S Rev. Francis Ii, BIQCUQL Director ' . ORCHE TRA GLEE CLUB Our Studi-nt musicians produce the plezising me-Indies which zwcmnpziriy almost all our studvnt activities. Their cooperation is dveply appre- ciated by all who take part in these ovvnts. 1 ,.,k .. Y 9 Glee Club members: Row I Cbo tomj: A. M. Rizzo, D, Horvath, Walter, R. Litzinger, M. Zaho chak, M. Head, B. J. Lang, Malloy, B. J. Puzak. Row ll: t- J r- IJ IJ Maloy, M. Kondas, D. l'farr, A Bobko C. Lea M J. Diamond Sie 'Ei lt. X- v P1 - D. Heinrich, M. Klimek, M. FI. Se ton. Row III: B. Blair, R. Harsh k berger, F. Burnheimer, K. Sis R. Koenig, D, Young, J. Herman, F Meyers, S. Prestipino, R. Oppy, J Vranka. Boys' Glee Club members sing Propers at all Masses attended by the Student body. CHRISTMAS CANTATA ,.-..-Q 4 QT? u ij, ,f R. .... Y ' ,fy si 'fx' llly' 'X The Catholic High Cantata is un- paralleled in beauty hy any other production during the school year, hut then nothing in history is more beautiful than the coming of the Light of the World. The portrayal ot' the characters in these sacred scenes is a matter of much thought, and to he chosen as one, is a great honor. This year Josephine Engbert portrays Our Blessed Mother, Joseph Bulas represents St. Joseph and the three Wise Men are Frank Freidhoff, Iloliert Gorman, and James Jasper. The singing of the Glee Club was a credit to the untiring work of Sister Assumpta and Father McCaa. MTHE LIGHT OF THE WORLD, n N2 I+. SON Spirits N :A -4' ON G Asn cuouus: mmm .xuxzfsm ' - fmf, Covibvyrf DUFT TT! n , 1 ,MH M ACQIAINTFD I I4 Q Y 66 EET R120 ,, C 2 - 5 1 ,, 2 ,f'???. gfff L 1 2 ' ' '.v'F'i?' vn1-' il N-1 11' 1- S Q bag . L-A gix sk 3. :gk ,, 11 Vgigvghfil . -Y 5f,:'1?u q REQ' cfjghbi-L'4'M, 'I I 1 cg v 5 ':.: 'i J I f . N215 f -. P I f USG: XT, . 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T f Dave Froehlarh and Jackie Martin enjoy a niirite of ielaxatifmn a they watch the fvthflr wviiplvs dance by. ai , i 1 i 5 Mary Ann C'i-iinarck umm-s fifuwn Iilv wlislrs Irv greet hill' PSQMFY, Ju? Hulas, and they both irmk fw1'w:irri to thi- enjiiynient of a nieinnrabii- even i ng. These girls, Mary Jane Harbrandt, Sis Demp- sey, Eleanor f'avanaugh, Mary Ann Smear and Joan MCCawley prepare to serve the rvfrc-shments. llu I1 lou. 'lakmg us mto Tllv Holy .xml bb' l 5 0 5 I 5 11 . 0 4 F ' Venerable llzuuls, bless us and give us to eager and ready to carry 14 T the Wiirlcl saying: Here are young souls, 4 A 'I f we-0-O .gp lQ! lin on Christ s work. . use new - J 9' 3 QQ ' i 6' 9 1' x 1-0 3 ll 'C' .41 dsx 04 6. Q- gf 3 ,.'. I t' 4 77 ' 'Q A 'VA' f4,41f5,.4 W 3 4 . 4 3. 590 'i' kg Q, Q .lm if l Q ' 1 A . 5 -Wea. 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