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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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A F11 f'9 1 ,A 'lf 1 , 4 . , 4 , 1 'I 2 : 1 .Q- M 1' .397 lffib -xx L 53, - iw? 4 NIHIX IS not a th1ng a ma1yel a splendo1 t1ODhX she IS a hung DQISOH and the1efo1e lt IS he1 natu1e as yy oma11 yy hlch C1 on ns he1 unspeakable g163tll6SS ll e knoyy that as the unbo1n Babe JOU1 ney ed along the 1oads fl om lNaza1eth to Bethlehem l1ttle d1d the yy o1ld suspect H1s pzesence 111 'Klan Yet many today st1ll do not lecognlze that Ch11st lS the centel of ou1 devot1on to H1s Mothel Th1Ol1gl'1Ol,lI1 the l1y es of all of us hele at CathOllC Hlgh the Mothel of Ch1lSt has played an mteglal palt In ou1 Memo11es th1 ee phases of student l1fe pa1 t 1n It ADNIINISTRATION Ou1 Lady s AIIHUHCIHIIOH CLASSES The lNat1y1ty ACTIX ITIES XIHIX s palt 111 the VK eddmg Feast of Cana Ou1 Ou1 Ou1 The1efo1e zzght mdeed zt zs and mst ploper and for our ztelfare that ue should aluays and ezery uhme gzze thanks to thee holy Lord Almzqhty Fathez etermzl God and that ue should altogether pmzse bless and extol thee on these feasts of blessed M ry ezez zugm She at has ztho by the ole? shalloumg of the Holy Spzrzt concezzecl thme only begotten Son and uzthout losmq the qloly of he1 mazdenlzood bv ought fmth our Lord Jesus Chazst to the feasts of ou1 Lady! 41 J Ii' 'nc I i. an 5 TJ? 1 P 'Qf',,Qgs5 1. f We-RFQ v Y, . . . 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U53 For all of us in the past. now, and even those of us yet unborn, the day had come at last, ever memorable among men-the time of the Incarnation. At this moment, the shadow of the ever-lasting decree stole upon Mary. In the words of Father Faber: It was an awful moment, fully in Mary's power to refuse. How the angels must have hung on that moment! Then-3Iary's Fiat : thus had the Eternal Word begun His created life on earth. This was Mary's fulfillment of God's plan for her-this Annunciation-her vocation in life, to bring' the redemptive Christ, Incarnate God, into the lives of men. So, too, our religious, who, like Mary, received their vocation-another Annunciation -spend their energies and lives bringing' t'hrist into the lives of His youths, who so desperately have need of Him. But they. too, as Mary. can only bring Christ to their students and lay Him at their feet. As He was once laid by His mother in Betl1lehem's manger, a foodbox, symbolic of the Holy Eucharist, so He is daily laid upon the altar table in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. It is up to the student, as it is up to all men, to come as the shepherds or the Wise Men, following the Star of Faith, and falling' down, adore and partake of this Incarnate God. XX X dbg f - . W, 7 ff. PWM :Q chaff Q25 ADMINISTRATION tl slnu his xrux xl mneteon xx an xgo hw Pwullmnu Bmhop IQlChlI hullfmle hu bien 1 txnnhmn of falth' Through thn naw he hw bun 1 Lnurnlng fone xxhuh hu guldyd our educatlon md Qplrltual deuluprnnnt H mrmonx h 18 bmen thi due 1991.111 of h1 Sklllful lnxnlpulltlun of plxltunl md npm 11 lnltterx VM Ht no dou t t lt hm xull mntlnuc hlx goof XUII rg....xa. P? A Wa 'lt' CIW QT' dltorrna 'HJ ICN' - ' '- 1 'L A X Q -1 1 , '. f. 1 Q, ', 1 'd T. .', as - :sz , ' 1. -- th- : D' if - - 1 ' . 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'USQQ4 rl ,..l.,,l.T x xl LL1.'gg!f.1f' .-2,111+ Q i f ,Q 1 .W I ' g x. rf ' 7 7 ,IL J. 1 3 5 xx 115' A ' Rev Llnford F Grelnader Prlnclpal Truly Father to the students of Cathollc Hlgh IS our prlnclpal -Xl xxaxs leady xxlth .1 helplng hand and a klnd xxord Ilather xxlll llxe long ln the students memolles of thls school of xxhlch he IS so much 4 llxlng part Father Grelnader IS greeted by V -Xngottl J Neff I Heldenthal C Henger C Wlsslnger A Mllllle N -Xntonxzzo and F Malonex be fole 'lssumlng another dax s re sponslbllltles We xxonder xxhy the blg grlns could It be the promlse of a free dax PRI CIPAL oul fl IU hlgh schoo shou e lllinlfil zblf one onr th It should hlxe left 1 lastlng lmplesslon fol durlnz lt the Church completed .1 unlque obserxance ID hel hlstolx the 6ISt 'VI Allan Sf I' fclugf U SKIXI f YOU Heli lemlnrled exen nlorl thln Clthollc hlgh school stucellts usulllx ue of the peelles Xll'tL1HS of xour Vlother and your 'Model NIIIX the Nlflthfl or Jesus ele lr o mlnx useful polnts xxhleh xou mlght rec lll about Nlalx but xxlll xou I9IllQl1lb8I one xxhleh ln lllanx xx lxs ls most lmportant' Ke p ln Illlllll llxxaxs th It although Vlllx hls no peel ln f ler of supernlturll EIICC she ls llso DHIAZOD lmongf hum ln beings that she elcempllflts human nltule ln lll thf perfectlon xxhlch God lntended It CI'Edt10f'l In other xxolds xxhen you tempted to feel thxt Mllx I3 beyond xour pox-ters ot lnlltltlOY'l plc lse remembfr that besldcs belng u of ,QIIACQ Mllx IQ llso human pelfce x human W It does thl5 Ulf in to xou It means th It 'Vlarx ls the model for XOUI llxes for both boxs md glrls ln lnx vocatlon to xxhlch xou mlgnt bc cllled Qulte easlly xou can understand that sh: IS the model fol the YCIIHIOUS xocltlon but lust as clearlx IS she the model for the Illiillled state lnd for slngle llfe ln the xxolld Hel XllglY'lltX h r chaste loxe for her husband her rrothellx xlrtues all these ue examples xxhlch can serxe to llght your xxay no matter xxhere It mlght lexld Keep that ex lmple alxxaxs before xoul exes Let your motto be -Xll for Jesus through Marx' .-.-.-11-n 1-1- Slster M Assumpta S S J Nluslc Slster Mary Bernard S C Soclal Studles Slster M Celestlne O S F Mathematics Physics Slster M Claver R S M Enghsh Sclence Slster M Clement SC Biology Slster M Crescencla O S F St Caslmlr Annex Slster Mary Davld R S M Enghsh Sxster M Donatus S SJ Social Studies Slster M Elfreda O S F St John Annex Sxster M Estelle C D P Social Studies German Slster M Ferdmand RS M Llbrarlan Enghsh Slster M Francls, S SJ Latln Maidens will follow m hen path mio Cod s PPCSPII Clntrolt Feast of the Annunclatloni .off . , . . . , . - , K I . a I , s 1 1 V ' 4 , V I I . , . . . Y . , . . I ar M so . , . . . V ' . , . . . . . , . Y . WY? 64 . '. ' . . . gi ce 99 -Xnd xou look good too could be tha words of the sf S1 t sc-N iq Swtcr xlCt0llYN SIQIQI RQUIIKIUS Slst8I d Slstgr DlYld fuhmgf Robert Sli-tLI' Clsmfnt ln uetmg 111 f1o11t of the omni Sm1l1ng flux Lmr xx t rf Lum of Anot of VM Icomn b uk Smtn rw R X F1b0r J Mdllox RGIIHIOII If 1the1 NI1ll1x our rrl1g1on 1I1QtI'UCt0l 1 a url! llkfrl I1 N o Nox xmoux fo n1p1+Qe11t 112:11 1n mlm Jo: he comm Ufs J Ultlll 4 L nh doQt1111f axu o ,of I' nthe dlrl xou hz xr th: one a o -.fu 7 awk 'G- il if fn- ..q. X111 N Npam h N Lhem1-tu Hugo 1 If N LdSlmll Xwmx SJf 'S Tvpiczd of thc 1-urlv morning clnssmniii sci-ncs in thi- chuul, Sistcr Lurmiiic unpucks hu-1' littli- black bug. Judging by what is already nn lim-r desk, thc ninth Studcnts nrc in for L1 dose uf Y + Y' ! ZA 'fhcsc arc thc tinics that try nien'5 souls! 'J ,gl H' f N X Q ' gun' ,SU ..fJ ,,.4-V ,Av hclx 'l'husc lziboraitnry 4-xpcrinis-nts, which wc so blit taikc fm' grzintcd, :irc thc fruit of much uutsidc-school lzibui' uf our dcvutcd tcachcrs. Sister M. Gcrinuine tills acid bottles-a dangerous as wcll as tcdin s chore. M Z ,., -. 'T Z1 '17,- V244 '1':- Q, E1 'gp rf, fc 51: ... ,Q '1 .-:fa ...,., E? 0 EA i gm 9 QL E.. T . if -9 V , 14' Qc-11' Sistci' Marie Thcrm-sc K.S.M. English Sistn-1' M. Patrice. 5. St. John Annex 5.3 4i4tc1' M. Vzxulinc, 11.5.31 English v 4iSII'l' M. licinigius,l pf' fommcrcial 1.5 I Nl411'I'x1 Rnlicii S.S.J .,, .. , M usit, Scicncc Qistvr 31. Huszilizi, S Sl. John Annex .5 Q' rj 2' 4 '3' Not unlike the other Sisters in the building, Sister Donatus checks over papers. It takes many hours of such work to give you the 80 in l'.O.D. It is this spirit of self sacrifice which has united the students of Catholic High with the faculty in a bond of under- standing seldom equalled and never surpassed. Order is the first rule of heaven, could well be the motto of Miss Will, our school secretary. Hers is thc problem of arranging multitudinous records into an orderly file. Never lacking kindness, she is a friend to all. A hearty Well done and thanks! to hcr from the student body. Thy beauty now is all for the L0rd's delight. Sister M. Victorine, C.D.1 French, Latin IV Girls' Physical Education Sister M. Virginia, O.S.F Commercial Sister M. Virginia, R.S.M Art, English Sister M. Zachary, S.C. Mathematics Mr. Donald l'. Johnson Assistant Coach 4,,, Boys' Physical Education Mr. Joseph J. Mujer Coach Business Training CTractJ 2. :fa 'wi I - 'si 5. ff .e Q I A y 6' . , :- '- fit' 1 I -:af 171 . W, V li I ' '4 - .- - . , In .. A ' 1 a l. his f .g - w ifi . ' ' 5 , 5.4, t V i I ' QWH.. A I ' 13 When the time was chosen for the Son of God to fulfill His mission on earth, it was Mary who became His first created home. Then from a moonlit slope without and a darkened cave within, the doors of Bethlehem's stable opened and Mary presented her Son as soundless thunder to a waiting, yet heedless world. During the past four years, the walls of Catholic High have housed these students, graduates of 1955. It is now God's chosen time that they begin their mission in life. As you once presented your Son, O Mary, to a waiting world, open wide the doors of Catholic High and present these your children also, to their world, still heedless, yet longing for the good they can accomplish for the Church and for the souls they are bound to save. if tiki Calf' SQ .C,. I 'sf CLASSES IQ 1 on my ' OFFICER Room 103-Here's that dashing hero, Jerry Kiniry and his harem. Room 1023's oflicers, Patricia Pilot, Secretaryg Mary Ann Malinak, Vice-President, Leona Furman, Treasurer, and Jerry, l'resiclentg plot the fate of their room. Notice how the picture was taken in 98? ? Room 200-Unfinished business is the order of the day. Room 200 officers, Barbara May, Secretaryg Carl Krajec, Trcasurerg Louis Guzzi, President, and Cal Abood, Vice-President, are working overtime to meet the deadline. Room 105- Get busy! . . . You need the money! Sr. Celestine hands out Senior dance tickets to Room 105 officersg Vince Angotti, Treasurerg Bob Kinol, Vice-President, Barry Cushing, Presidentg and Miriam Gall, Secretary. Did you ever notice how Caesar's hair is always impeccable? Room 201-Due to circumstances unavoidable, and conditions far beyond our control, it is very necessary to make this picture look good, that Father's answer is yes Petitioning: officers from Room 201 are Jim Lynch, Vresidentg Bernie Kosalinsky, Treasurerg Joe Matais, Vice-President, and Joi- Manganello, Secretary. Room 202-To plan the agenda for their next meeting, Room 202 officers flee to the gym. Nick Antonazzo, Secretaryg Vat Heidenthal, Treasurerg and Jim Kozuch, Vice-President, seem intensely interested in the words of Skip Wissinger, President. 13: N-' 's 41' s! 'Mx f .ry 1 l Brush your teeth . . . Senior Class Offcers, Joe Manganello, Presidentg Harry Holtzman, Treasurerg Joe QMuttJ Matais, Vice-Presidentg and Gertrude Durcho, Secretaryg prove that they still have theirs. flf you look closely enough, you'll see Harry's top shirt button is open. That'll cost him three nightslj Sure I do, my father knew a painter! M. Gall, M. J. Har- brant, J. Manganello, and P. Pilot make up the decoration committee appointed by senior class officers for our semi- formal- The Winterland Whirl, held December 28. fThey worked after school, too.j Pretty please or pleads! ! J. Matais begs for class dues over the P. A. and Harry Holtzman shows the students the money bags. fln the meantime 860 students look at 4-inch P. A. boxes with no picture tube.J A nickel a week for ? ? Y weeks-well, it won't be too long before Harry can dump the paper out of those bags. SEN IDR Cal Abood . . . Cal . . . St. Benedict . . . This tall, dark and handsome athlete does not confine his exceptional abilities to the gridiron. Cal, vice-president of 200, is distinguished by his will to work. Success is his. Donald Allbau h. . . Don 2' St. John . . . Don is a member of the Crewcuts Anon- ymous. A firm believer in games of chance, he is still waiting for his big payoff. Vincent Angotti . . . Dip . . . St. Joseph His pleasant personality attracts many friends and few are lost. A natty dresser, Dip is an eyecatcher wherever he gm ,. ', L, 3 JJPT.. , ff. goes. Nicholas Antonazzo . . . Nick . . . Our Mother of Sorrows . . . A crooner in the glee club, Nick is a participant in most other school activities. Nonchalance and a pleasing smile are outstanding in this born witticist. John Aust . . . Al . . . St. Joseph . . . A student of Penn Traffic, Al is the future owner of this concern . . . maybe. He is usually seen studying dynamics, preparing for his quest of a gumband to stretch around the world! U N ' ' ' .1 V' i. L, . uv ,vs f ,J 4 4' ., 'n V.6 , X y A 8 - . 4. ff 4 i ' X li L -17 4 UPPER Bernard Bablk Bernle St Stephen Belnle ls usually seen w lth Joe T ln a Chevy He IS generous espec lally wlth hls car ask any Slster He lS also a qulet man ln Bev IS full of vlm vlgor and V1talltV Thls attractlvc young., mlss wlth her long wavy halr IS frequently seen whllllng around the dance floor Dolores Bach Dolly Inlmacu late Conceptlon Energetlc and ambltlOUS Dolly wolks hard to get anythlng she wants She supports any school actlvlty wlth thls same actlve splrlt Her drlvlng personallty IS attractlve and llkeable Roberta Balazlk Bertle St Columba Bertles slncerltv and genteel mannerlsms are xalued by all who know her Her dellghtful company ls much sought after for It IS refreshlng to find someone who underestlmates her own worth Bernard Balog Bernle St Patrlck Here IS a pleasant fellow wlth nlanv llkes and dlsllkes To thls future semlnarlan llfe IS worth llvlng Bernle revels ln playlng the trombone and gym classes Qt ,pf be 5.9 -Z LOWER Ronald Benson Benny St Patrlck Flesh Up w lth Benny the effervescent kld ThIS tltle IS well applled to the popular carrot top In the future hlS spontaneous wlt wlll an St Patrlck Jan IS one of our many bashful glrls Qulte typlcal of our class she IS a loyal and good worker Stlll waters run deep Dorothy Boron Do Vlsltatlon Sweet ln manner and ambltlous ln school work Dorothy 1S refreshlng and easy to get along w lth Hel shy smlle and sparkllng eyes accent the depth of slncerlty Ralph Boyle Harvey Vlsltatlon Here IS the easy golng man from 105 Hls grldlron recold lb the emy of many less talented players Harvey s blue eyes glve a hlnt of a smlle to come Rose Ann Buchan Rosle VlS1tdfl0D Industrlous and serlous fits Rosle to the T She IS a good student who thlnks twlce before VKI'1t1Tlg Among her talents palntlng statues rates hlgh Father Malloy holds the lnterest of Margaret Wagner Vlncent Angottl Regls Karcher Mlke Summandra Earl Rager John Hlpp Janet Rlner Pat Ober John Aust and Margaret Mltchell wlth a treatlse on the Paullne Prlvllege durlng senlor rellglon class 1-11 KIM-4 ff! .hs wg r kr ri in ' 3 A 46 3 4 -Q r 'fd , a 'PE , -' fl' f T ' if t 1 - 4 is l A l 1' :F -0 ' .. ., ' X. z wr X , . .1 , v 17 ' 4 4 - J' G . f V 1 tj 4 f ' IR f A X J f A ' . . A ll ' Y, ' . . ' 'A . ll ,Y ' CK , !Y English class. Beverly Babik . . . 2'Bev . . . St. Colurlba . . . grace the halls of anlengineering college. Janet Biklletdeaux ' ',' , ' ' f ... J ... . ' ' Y v v' ' Y IC T! ' J - , . ll ' .v,, ' Y! , v Sl t!! . f . ' . ,, . ,,' -' 0 ,, . . . . ' . q.. ' I 1 -' :.. H H.... W .Q H ,. 0 , . ' , V Q U . K . N., . . u . , H -An V I ' , as ' 91 ' . ' A-' . al' I J: ' , C . l- . . . . . . - 1 I . v ' , f . 1 . . J . J 1 , 'e E ,, if Af ' C- Q. , I' 1 ' K' 1' D- Q 5. bv 1, J I p Q ' 1' . ,- A - -. -..v ,434 - r ' A I 1 l ' ' 44 I l A 1 I1-u in gi, 11 R Q 1 Qs 'fo-X . .- -0 V - -' 5 O ,. I:-1 f 1 .gr 1 at - ' 1 'ir t C . w Tv .ff T f Q fi A., ' 0 is Q 1 I L lQl'l'IiR LOWER Bernard Budna . . . lIoocher . . . St. Columba . . . Bernie Eleanor Cavanaugh - - - uEl9all0l ' - - - OUP M0Il'lCV of SOITOWS has the pow:-r of contradiction, Moocher's scrapes always rs-cf-ive publicity. He claims a true appreciation of pretty girls and is usually seen in a pool room with straight cues. Donna Budney . . . Donna . . . St. Patrick .... -X great music lover, Donna's favorite pastime is collecting records and dancing. A very pleasing personality makes her a most desirable person at school and social functions. Robert Bumbera . . . Bom . . . St. Stephen . . . One of the most lively members of the senior class is Bom, a surprise package full of pep and fun. He is another liberalist who prefers not to wear a tie. Joan Burley . . . Joan . . . St. Patrick . . . Though tiny in stature, Joan wholeheartedly participates in girl's sports. Her sunny disposition and happy outlook on life brightens the day when she's buzzing around. Judy Cassidy . . . Judy . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Judy's shyness does not hinder her from making and keeping friends. Sweet, simple, and loyal, Judy is a charming person to know. A friend in need is a friend indeed. Louise Staehr, Margaret Smith, Dorothy Spisak, Pat Gomulka, Genevieve Skala, Arlene Rosenberger, Leona Fur- man, and Clara Frear transcribe their shorthand under the watchful eyes of Elizabeth Larkin and Mary Ann Koenig. me 'Ol DOO 900 C 1 1 . . . Eleanor is a mischievous little pixie. Her twinkling eyes and bright smile attract many friends. Underneath she is quiet, serious and an excellent student. Robert Cekada . . . Zeke . . . Sacred Heart . . . Upon meeting Zeke, one's first impression is that he is a quiet and unassuming person. You're right! He promotes Ford procluctsg the payoff is in cars. Still waiting, huh, Zeke? Patricia Cernic . . . Pat . . . St. Theresa . . . Pat is a cute and quiet girl who has a home in her eyes. A member of our band, she manifests her school spirit in more ways than one. Bernard Conway . . . Bernie . . . St. Columba . . . Bernie is another of our t'Big Game hunters, and is never seen without a car or a girl. He is a very adept spinner of tales, especially about those fishing trips. Rosemary Cosgrove . . . Rosie . . . St. Columba . . This red-headed giggler enjoys dancing, parties, and baseball players. She is always hep to the latest news. Rosie hopes some day to see the Mardi-Gras in New Orleans. This economics class finds Bernie Conway outlining our progressive economic structure to Donald Allbaugh, Janet Billetdeaux, Connie Powell, and Charles Gojmerac. -..-g .Sf Mary Anne Dulansey and Bernie Balog provide diversion from Virgil while James Schaefer, Joan McCawley, Janet Wallace, Eileen Mikesic, Regis Karcher, Paul Murtha, Delores Karl, Janet Mock, and Mary Clare Ludwig seem to be reading something amusing. Latin IV was never like this! UPPER Eugene Cowan . . . Gene . . . St. Michael . , . Gene is known to every girl at school and is never lost for words, especially in scoring sessions. Known as the Thespian of J.C.H.S., Gene has an abundance of school spirit. Daniel Crossen . . . Danny . . . St. Patrick . . . Charm is one of Danny's leading qualities. His sparkling sense of humor has been the source of much laughter. Hard work on his part, as Business Man- ager of Memories, has reaped the benefits of a successful patron drive. Patricia Cuda . . . Pat . . . St. Patrick . . . Pat's exuberance in school activities is matched by few. This attractive brunette with flashing dark eyes, who is a future sleuth, will be well appreciated at Duquesne Law School. Barry Cushing . . . Barry . . . St. Patrick . . . Cush's many friends will testify to his congenial character. The issues of Crusher Times that have been published under BZi1'Iy'S editorship, have been a tribute to his many abilities. Maryann Dembrosky . . . Maryann . . . St. Stephen . . . Maryann is another of our many easy going dwellers. Con- ceited people seem to bother this lass from 200. We wonder what the attraction in Catholic High's sport clippings is? .Z Mary Catherine Virus keeps a check on William George as Cal Abood, John Horan, Charles Gelles, and Shirley Karpen attempt to master a trigonometric identity. LOWER Madeline Dempsey . . . Sis . . . St. John .... . This animated oackage of pep is one of our cheerleaders. She is a cute blonde who dislikes people who mumble. She is one of the main sparkplugs at J.C.H.S. Robert Dietz . . . Bob . . . St. Joseph . . . Bob is one of our many amateur philosophers. He thinks so deep, he falls asleep! This character's carefree style is often envied by the frenzied. Dolores Dolgas . . . Dee . . . Sacred Heart . . . Dee is a dark-haired, dark-eyed lass with a sweet and sincere nature. Don't be deceived by her soft-spoken mannerisms, for she is most fun-loving. Maryanne Dulansey . . . St. Patrick . . . Maryanne is a delightful member of Hhumorists anonymous. The much desired quality of magnanimity is only one of her many sterling attributes. Gertrude Durcho . . . Gertie . . . St. Stephen . . . This almost be-dimpled miss is often seen using her gift to best advantage. Gertie's faultless neatness adds to her appearance. She hopes someday to own 1,000 pairs of shoes. .A f ,, 2' s N' - , 4' .Ti i 370- an- I 'Ian ,V 19 , sal 'f Q 'P pi -c . lv' 2 T' 1 i'-'Y 'i C, XX J, , I X i N l' es, L L l A 4 , ' x ' ,f f-N av-A .. fs if ' .4 4 1 . Q' - - Nl' x57 ' Xl:'1 Q 'Z' W X . y y -f , .r V' Q , 4' l J 5 1 I ' L gil Y Fearless Freddie Maloney supplics thx Ju cc to B Max md 'VI C, Nnus as thry learn about the operation of A C and DC currents in lhysics Lab Ifd Klemen demonstrates magnetic induction to Kay Long, UPI LR Howard Elchensehr e St Joseph Although an exponent of deadpan humor Ike IS definitely not square This future agricultural engineer IS often seen perpetratmg general destruction in his Hot Rod Catherine Engbert Cathy St Gregorv Cathy must haye been given generous doses of beauty and mischief and delights ey eryone mth her presence Her galety is spontane ous and always refreshing Barbara Erlmger Barb St Benedict That fl1lSCh16Y ous glint in her eyes portrays her kecn sense of humor -In and sports fan and enthusiastic square dancer Barb Ines life and loves eyery minute of it Gerald Everhart Jerry Immaculate Conception yille His mlSChl6XOUS looks and nonchalant manner displ ay his likeable personality Jerry s often heard saying Whats a test Janet Foltm Janet S S Peter and Paul An eyen disposition and appreclatne sense of humor haw made our assistant editor an attribute to our senior cl iss Janet IS an adyocate of they re cheaper by the dozen I God has made thls most sacred nigh glow LOWER Linda Ponzi Linda St Anthony Lmda IS a loquaclous little lady Her impish antics are the source of much merriment L1ndas pleasant dlsposltion will assure an interestlng future Clara brear Mickey Our Lady of Mercy Pep and vitality are two of Mlckeys chlef attributes With her experience as a cheerleader, she cant help but go through llfe by leaps and bounds James Frlschauf Frisch Immaculate Conception Frisch IS one of our noontlme escape artists Here s a boy that lox es life and people 1n it especially girls His pleasant personallty and appealing grin attract many friends John Paul Froehch Immaculate Conception Jet propelled candid camera has accurately recorded many school activities John Iaul IS a constant conversatlonallst and alwavs delight ful company Leona Furman Footy St Casimir Leona is quiet wlth a pleasing personality and she is well liked by all who know her Footy s heart of gold IS eyer open to those who need its comfort IN '-Q: IG glue av- ' if' ff cr: K...-f J 14.1 L A3 ,ah-Q QQ ff 'vt wo 3 Qurj QQ 1 ,JH fg- sa , - , - I 1, - , 'A 1 ' I ' j .- f ' i 9' . . 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R 'I V Jil Q t B' .f 1 1 L 4 S I 'C 'Vi -is RJ K A 43 ur' 'ty ---' 11' -P' I dl UPPER Sophie Gabrysh Sophie Assumption Sophie 1S a delicate beauty seldom seen without a radiant smile A trip to France is foremost on her list of ambitions for immediate accomplishment Miriam Galll Miriam St Patrick Her soft U '71 laughter is usually rolling dovsn the first floor hall She is 105 s blonde bombshell Miriam s vivacity and delightful mannerlsms win her many friends Charles Gelles Charlie St John One of the best dressed men in 55 is an honor well deserved by Charlie His personallty is as snappy as his wardrobe and has gained him many friends William George Bi St John A lively lad that s never sad would best describe th1s student Never a dull moment when Bill begins expounding h1s theory on what makes teachers tick Grace Georgianna Gracie St Anthony Everybody loves a good natured pal and that s why Gracie has many Iriends Her fun loving nature 1S contagious Someday a lucky businessman will have a good secretary in Gracie IA LOWER Charles Goymerac Chas St Rochus Chas is one of the few woman haters in the senior class but we wonder' He IS usually heard whistling the Beer Barrel Polka Could there be any connection Chas' Patricia Gomulka Pa St Casimir Pats happy smile will entice you to laugh with her She constantly gives out with valuable conversation on any subject With her un affected friendliness Pat will surely reach her goal Audrey Green Audie St Patrick A picture of vitality IS Audie She is at home on the dance Hoor and excels in swlm ming Audie possesses shlnmng ha1r and a loquaclous per sonality Pauline Grenya Pauline St Stephen There are dramatic moments 1n everyones life Pauline was a big one in ours Her good heartedness and candid ways are qualities not to be forgotten Louis Guzzi Guz Anthony A good fellow in everybodys book Guz is a perennial fountain of wit He is filled with a general enthu siasm for everything which 1S reflected IH his studies The somber faces of Y Hahn C Spence M J Harbrant R Pavlik N Marshall J Tavalsky E Cavanaugh R Kohler and P Heidenthal gne silent aquiescence to C Wissingers views on education llnterested or sleepy , . . with the radiance of the true light. CCollect First Mass of Chrlstmasl Tl. 1-.Q as-'V' 1- fox 3 Ti 1 5' ' 'iv' 'Q ,,,, 'F 35' if 'T' TT L i L, ll R Yvonne Hahn Yvonne St Michael Xyonnc is a Jolly pal to all who know her She is a firm supporter of all ty pes of fun Her trademark is a sunny smile Nlary Jane Harbrant Wlary Jane St Patrick INO introduction needed for this spirkling blue eyed blonde Her consldeiate high scholasticallv and is usually found on the road to mis chief making James Harchik im St Stephen Although Jim is interested in many types of sports he shines in the field of basketball Easv to get along Wlth Jim enjoys and is enjoyed by a crowd 'Viary Louise Harshberger Nlary Lou St Joseph Mary Lou s s1mpl1c1ty kind ness and sweetness are some of her outstanding features Conscientious and ambitious we yisualize Maiy Lou as a success in future years Dolores Hartnett Deo St Patrick Often found where mischief is brewing Deo knows how to mix business with pleasure She should publish her recipe for she gets good results T Midlle C McCloskey R Petak M McG1nley R Ondlck R M Keifiine H Veigle discuss a literary trip to our Spanish speaking neighbors L Guzzi notes the highlights while IN Antonazzo and R A Buchan plot the course BuenV1aJe if l LOWLR Donna Hasse Donna Visitation Donna is a ray of sunshine in our Senior Class Her smile is enough to help anyone cross over to the bright side She is an aspiring secretary with winning ways Nlary Agnes Hautz Aggie St Joseph Aggie is one of our peppy cheerleaders guishing the future looks bright for this woman in white Robert Heffley Visitation A familiar figure in the band Bob shines as an excellent trombone player He doubles as an and car fiend and intends to donate this skill to General Motors Patrick Heidenthal Pat St John A Ford fan is Pat a popular pelson among the people of our school Neyer seen w1thout a smile he remains un huriied by the worries of the marking system laul Helden tha laul St John laul takes life in a non chalant but confident stride His favorite pistime is the quest of adyenture Paul will cut a fine figure in the Cadillac he intends to own L Kair checks the files while M -'t Piatak D Budney and D Dolgas run off copies of tests fPsst girls remember us J J 7 ' I , , 1 .. - r- ,- , , A 3 l 1 kg ' 7 5 -A-' . -0' ,s -- 127 .4 1 1 L, 1 1 f i f X , - L l i A .- - 5 4 f 5. 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I ' 4 Q 1 y y A ah ' v 1 ' ' ' 5 f K gi -X fm-,II -arf Mmmm Good' R Xurch md NI Gall run the rlsk of dcten tlons or st axe off st 1lXdtlOI'l tlll noon Wh It s so funny Bo LPPER Carole Henger gl lCi ful blonde ful C ood uck Bo auto enthuslast f0l the Chlxslel Colpolatlon Nlargaret Hlnes Nlargle St Patrlck Here 19 1 glll xxhose qulet appearance Carole St John -X glaclous and C 11016 h 19 1 qulet charm that IS verv dellght on her trlp to MAIS Robert Herman Stephen Zlp IS the passxxord fOl thls Bob s goal ln l1'fe IS to be 1 top late mechanlc IS often betrax ed bx a 1'll1SChl8X ous laugh Thls lass 1S usuallx looklng fol a good tlme and she alxx axs finds It James Hlpp lm X lsltatlon No one BYQI doubts Jlfll s slncelltx Hls 1118111191 IS qulet modest ind NCIS glaclous He nexel paladcs hls txcellent qu llltles but exelxone xxho knoxxs hlnl IS lxx ale of them John Hlpp John St Joseph John IS knoxxn to the entlle class as a good sport He IS nonchallnt and easx to get along xxlth because of hls good natul ed attltude and klndness to others 2' lp wt' -ff-r 1' -, 'av 4' -4'--r , ur ,G 3 F gf il J I Frochllch D Bach and A Yuh IS complete thelr projects ln clax lfngrossed ln thzlr skttchlng llc C Engbert J Cassldx md S Kochjal The task of ex lluatlon of completed xxork falls to T PllOt J -Xust md T WIIIIWHIS LOWER Natalle Hollern 'Nat St Patllck Nltllle IQ studlous md anlbltlous 1 slncere ind honest fllr l d 'Natalle s pelsonalltx ls llkeablc because of hel Joxlil nl lnllel xxlt ld loxaltx to her frlends Harry Holtzman Harry Patl1Ck -X fllend IH need 15 l frlend lndeed Thls descrlbes H llrx A cheelx xxold fol exelxone IS extended bx hls llxelx pelsonalltx Leonard Holtzman Len Vlsltatlon Leonald IQ a lnan of stlong conxlctlons He ls an agleeflble comblnatlon of belng consclentlous and fun loxlng alld IS entlrelx unconsclous of the people xx ho slncerclx idllllrl hlln John Horan Lurlx St John Johnnx s loxc of Sp01tS h 19 IN lde hllll outst lndlng ln b lskrt bill Hls congenl ll xxaxs ale Chdlllllflg and dIllUS1Tlg Hls IQ xx ould astound lll0St people for It IS xx ax up there Bernard Hruslla Bruno St Thelesa Belllle IS a unlque character He IS the Sllent tx pe exhlbltlng a 11X 91 of thought xxhlch glx es thlS box a SIDCQYC and honest all Fllendshlp IS the 19 x lld re lped of sllence f' 73 it 2' ov '53 5 L J' A 3., Q ' -7 , f J ,.' . 3 , W Y ' ' - I X ll e . ,CX 'F r- J A 1 f' X l f ,l ' NV f X I 3. fx N ,I Il' I ff' N I ' 5, , . rx X Q r I I I f - 15 la ff , , ' . . 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' ef -r ' . lil 4 P Qt? l l ,V as ba D' The school gym lS the most versatlle room ln the world Here lt IS the scene of one of the b1g soclal exents of the year Thr Wmterland Whxrl sponsored by the Senlor class UPPER Leonard Jerva Len St Caslmlr Lens flddhng ways have made h1m a h1t througout the school A member of the orchestra and an honor student he gams his marks wlth the greatest of ease Regis Karcher Reg V1s1tat1on Reg would be perfectly at ease IH 1 Womans World Th1s good lookxng semor enjoys most m llfe C J cars food and money Delores Karl Dee St Gregory Sports minded Dee ls an ardent supporter of glrls basketball Her cheerful manner makes most of her work easy wlth Vlfgll supplymg the only headaches Shlrley harpen queens Yet Shlrley could XVIII a prlze for more than her attractlveness Her likeable personallty rs another blue rlbbon quallty Lucllle Karr Lucllle St Benedlct A. frank young glrl Lucllle 1S very much a lady Her genteel manner radlates a certam charm drawmg many frxends T5 E as-jf 2 Q5 Eff' 1' S' QI Grant that we may share ln heaven he joys of that Light LOWER Rosemary Kelthne Rosle V1s1tat1on Th1s demure Mlss w1th red gold tresses has a beautlful vo1ce which IS an asset to her and to Cathollc Hlgh Warmth and s1ncer1ty w1ll always 1nsure her large clrcles of fr1ends Charles Kerrlgan Charlie Vlsltatlon Here IS a boy that everyone looks up to Charlle IS a hard worklng and loyal student a gentleman ln every way Edwm Kesslak Cub St Michael One of Catholic Hlgh s Majormen Cub IS well known rn the halls of JCH S A qulet man almost Cub shlnes on the football Held Gerald Kmlry plete womans world HIS rascallty keeps hlm perpetually 1n hot water but keeps the class ln good sp1r1ts Nllchael Klnlry Mlke St Columba Tls the Irlsh 1n Mlke that gleams ln hls sparkllng eyes attractmg everyones affection effortlessly Hls glowlng personallty and qulet ways have gamed much admxratlon fx il L 4? hr' Y'-W I- ' . . I I ' f as . - t ' 'Q 4 . . ' ,Q a 0 s v dr.-V' x , ' Vp . 5 . , ' Y v u A? - ' 1 - ,H , ' , ' . KS 39 ' ' ! ll ' H ' ' ll ' YI ' ' ' ' v Q ' . '. . . . . u - . . . q 9 . ' H ,, . . v. . . V. V . I . ' . V ' l -. . :D cn . - .1 '11 ' as ' U ' ' ' ' A . . . , l H ,, . . . , , Shirley . . . St.. Patrick . . . I-lere is onekof J.C.H.S.'s beauty Jerry:' . . . St. Patrick.. . . Jerry is the' only man in a com: - Q ' l - . ss ' n ' - 42 - ,n 1 ' : A - ' ?'Q' ,x I Q J fu' aa 5 if A 4' V If Y- if N ' A x 44 X ,P X ,bmi , 'U 'J 1? Q . x ,. , at ' l , I Haj ' V u . , f A 4 ., ' H EL 'S' J f ' J' S -I ss' 5, I ws' C W , ' N W ,:.-1-I k ' f ' W X . - f ss, I y 2 Q 1 l 1 W' 46' 64 ? i' UI PER Robert Kmol Caesar St Columba This character IS the positixe charge in any class but at the same time a polished manneled gentleman Caesar is a good St Gregory Ed s satisfaction hes in doing a Job well Generous and considelate Ind has gained the respect and loyalty of many friends Stephen Kochjar Steve St Stephen Music is one of Steses chief concerns He enjoys selecting and playing popular records at Saturday night dances Nlary Ann Koenig Nlary Ann St Joseph Sports and dancing rate high with this delight ful young Miss Trim and eflicient Mary Ann will fulfill hei future duties as a secretary competently Ronald Kohler Ron Visitation Ron is the spo1tsman of the senlor class His interest in Consenatlon has made him actlwe in Forensic Qulet and alert he harbors in unexpected sense of humor Whom we have known sacramentally on earth CCollect First Hass of Christmas? qw? 'e -Q In 'C' Xyr '7 Qs Y'-'? N, J LOWER John Kolesar Big John St Francis -X gridnon special Big John is a telror to all his teachers But dont get the wrong impression hes a top notch felloxx Bernard of the main attractions of Majers quintette His ietuing manner coxers a splendid pelsonallty James lxozuch Koz Assumption A very unpredictable felloxx possessing a keen sense of humor is Koz He IS tall quiet and popul irity personified As a basketball plawel he IS par excellence Carl hrajec Carl St Thexesa smcere and ambitious personality reaps the rem ard of popu larltx This portrays Carl He IS one of the C11mson Ciusheis of the gridiron Gene Krlstoff Gene St Francis Gene shows keen interest in manv sports Nonchalant and likeable with many admirers is a brief descliption of Gene Ronald Iawlick and John Paul Froelich demonstrate Solid problem to Paul Murtha Gerald Sheridan ind Dorothy Boron Just once more Ilease 0. 3 .f - 1 J P , . W- ar Q - ra ,S 'f' - ..- has f J . ' ' ' 1 Z , J fi ' ffl , w Y J 1 X J X g l .X f :ii . 1' Q QP - X' 1 Q A X N. V J Z J ' N' F 'lv X -. J R -2- I X ..,, J Q . pf X 1 0 J . fl ,Dx Qin I , , ' u rs , ' as ' n ' - - , student and an ardent pool room supporter. Edward Klemen Kosalinski . . . Berrile .,. . St. Casimir . . . Bernie is one ... Ed ... . ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' l . ' 1 1 ' U Y' ' ' 4- l n V 1 ' ' ' ' . . l U' H vy . . . I . . . . . . . - I D - 9. v 2. v ' . . . ' , . a ii ' u , v, I w - , 2 0 1 1 n J I 1 r i 7 L. . vs X A X S , f 4,1 gf' , 3' f L 1-,AJ 5,65 Q new 'P 'JP .:- G-is :L ' l l 1 ei t W, Lx Ll L . , ,og 'Q' . if f A J ' , A , 3 X fjr, K . 5 -i UI'PlCR LOWI-IR James Kubofcik . . . Jim . . . St. Benedict . . . Jim is like a breath of fresh air. Under his 'teasy going exterior you'll find a man of strong convictions, Jim's keen mind and affable manner will take him far. Theodore Kucera . . . Ted . . . St. Peter and Paul . . . Now we present to you the future Mayor C? 'IJ of Johnstown. Seemingly omnipresent, Ted gets around with his much envied vim, vigor, and vitality. Thomas Kukoly . . . VVeird . . . St. Emerich . . . Live, laugh, love, and be happy are the guiding wands in Weird's life. He is another indestructible member of our football squad and a welcome addition to golfdom's ranks. Barbara Laco . . . Pete . . . St. Peter and Paul . . . Pete is best described as warm-hearted, fun-loving, and mischievous in a winning way. Her impressive sweetness is outstanding in whatever she does. Elizabeth Larkin . . . T0ots . . .Immaculate Conception . . . The fine arts of music and painting occupy the leisure hours of this sprightly young miss. Success is her ambition. E. Tkach leads S. Piazza, M. A. Wolford, L. Fonzi, B. Babik, Bev Babik, S. Watroba, and J. Kubofcik in an illuminating discussion of Catholic Authors in English IV. Beverly Lewis . . . Beezie . . . St. John . . . Kollicking fun is assured when Beezie is around. Her droll sense of humor puts everyone in stitches. Underneath she is serious and thoughtful and has a warm personality. Mary Jane Livolsi . . . Mary Jane . . . Our Mother of Sorrows . . . Football rates high on the list of interests for this vivacious Cheerleader. An engaging smile and endearing manner are the mainstays of her popularity. Katherine Long . . . Kay . . . St. Benedict . . . Kay's personality shines through her friendly smile and sparkling manner. A loyal football and school booster, Kay is a faithful daughter of our Alma Mater. Mary Clare Ludwig . . . Mary Clare . . St. John . . . Many favorable adjectives could be found to describe this fetching lass. Mary's con- genial nature is adeptly used by its intelligent owner to add zest to any conversation. Carl Lukac . . . Carl . . . St. Columba . . . Clear nights and starry skies provide the proper setting for Carl's first love, astronomy. By his magnificent project, he has already begun to shine in his chosen field. A method for determining density is demonstrated in Senioi Science to C. Krajec, C. Kerrigan, H. Veigel, R, Dietz, by H. Holtzman and M. Nitch. pf' L. Jerva and J, Walker spin a classic in Music IV as J. Mc- Cawley, E. Mikesic, J. Mock, G. Everhart, C. Gojmerac, C. McCloskey, and J. McCall and R. Bumbera follow the score and program notes. UPPER James Lynch . . . Jim . . . Sacred Heart . . . Jim is a political aspirant, or so it seems by his keen interest and discussions in l'.O.D. He is another of our all sports specials. Mary Ann Malinak . . . Mary Ann . . . St. Stephen . . . Mary Ann displays a lady-like attitude under all circum- stances. Calm, cool, and collected, she handles any situation smoothly. Frederick Maloney . . . Fred . . . St. Patrick . , . With his good looks and careful grooming, Fred depicts a picture of manhood. -His excellent choice of clothes rates him the title of one of the best dressed seniors of 1955. Joseph Manganello . . . Joe . . . St. John . . . Joe is six feet tall with a personality and intellect to match his height. Chosen as president of the senior class, he excels in all he attempts. Irene Marcincavage . . . Renie . . . St, John . . . Renie is active and always ready to add to the enjoyment of all by her unpredictable escapades. Her superb personality is almost un- beatable. ,J X I, ,,., Look, John, Mr. Majer will explain a method for managing that payroll of yours. Those business training books appear to cast a spell on R. Svopa, J. Hipp, W. Raab, J, Rother, D. Allbaugh. LOWER Maureen Marshall . . . Maureen . . . Visitation . . . Tall, dark, and graceful are three of Maureen's distinguished qualities. This gracious and attractive young lady is indeed a credit to our class. Nancy Marshall . . . Nancy . .. . Our Mother of Sorrows .... A happy girl with a natural smile, Nancy knows how to add a dash of conversational spice here and there, just when it's needed. Helen Martin . . . Toni . . . St. Stephen . . . Toni's interests cover a wide range of terri- tory. She is always surprising her acquaintances with some- thing new. Joseph Matais . . . Mutt . . . St. Stepher. . . . His exceptional intellectual ability and leadership qualities are some factors contributing to his position as Editor-in- Chief of the 1955 Memories. Mutt's sense of humor is fascinating and timely. Barbara May . . . Babs . . . Visita- tion . . . Barbara is a peppy Cheerleader whose energy is also spent on a good laugh. This intelligent Miss with pert nose adds gaiety where it is needed and enjoyed. O Q X Q w F- .I N- J ' 5 -3 -. te- 1 .f t, x - W., xg, X s 5 , fri 5' 7 Q in i Q' A ' 'il I l L . 1 i 4' Q Q . 0 sv? V :-2, 5- 'f-1' -' V X ' , xl. K-gf f.. S -45 S L4 J i J mf. Z L Solutlons of quadratlcs xsnt mvolved as It sounds QSPCCIAIIQ m an enuronment lxke thls In Algebra II Jerry Everhart proves thls to Janet Mock Sophle Gablysh Imleen M1k9SlC Janet Wallace and Nlatalxe Hollern wlth the greatest of ease UPPER Patrlcla NIcCaffrey Pat Our Mother of Sorrows Possessmg a lovable and wmsome way Pat radlates a charm wh1ch keeps old frlends and qulckly mcorporates new ones Pats a sharp dresser who could easlly pass as a model Jams NIcCall Jams St Benedlct Jams IS a w1t a worker and a ladv Her manner of dress portrays her gentle qualltl s She can always be found 1n the m1dSt of fun Joan NIcCawley Joan St John An exceptlonally wonderful personallty has made Joan popular and well llked by all of her acquamtances She faces every problem no matter how serlous wxth an optlmlstlc phxlosophy Carole NIcCloskey Carole St John Possesslng a tempestuous nature her escapades have caused a turmoll more than once Carole wlll really make her lmpresslon on the Amerlcan Academy of Dramatlc Arts Margaret Wlc Dermott Peggy St Brldget fL1llyJ Peg IS constantlv ln hot water Her warm heartedness has added many admlrers to her clrcle of frlends This day shall a light shme upon LOWER Nlaxlne NIcGmley Nlax S Patrlck A firm contrlbutor to coke manufacturers Max has a temper born o a redhead She S always on the gr and just loads of fun -knthony Nlldlle Tony St Anthony Th1sJov1al broad shouldered hunk of man can easxly be dlstmgulshed by h1s auburn ha1r and hlS m1ll1on dollar personallty Tonv s exceptional qualltles are revealed 1n all h1s undertakxngs Exleen NIIIKESIC Eileen St Columba Elleen s hobby seems to be talkmg Thls wavy halred adventure seeker belleves ln addlng smlles to every undertakmg Nlargaret Wlltchell Nlarge St Columba. Klnd and con slderate Marge IS always ready to g1VQ a helpmg hand She IS reserved but does not lack a frlendly smlle Marges key to success IS her generoslty Janet Nlock Janet St John Janet s refreshlng sweetness is appreclated by a large clrcle of adm1rers Warmheartedness and slncerlty play Q4 4' Q' 5 ZA 4 4 Q.. 1' VX 1 ? gk' 6' ' ' ' us . . 4 , A ' ' 1 1 l ' ' as 11 ' ' as 91 4 ' . - . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . n. . . . ' v' . ' ' 41 rv , , . ' ' ' ', f Y . s 1 , , ' 7 , , ' v 1 ' ss n - - - . ' as ' as ' I ' ' ,' . A - A 1 4.4 . ' ' lp ,I - , l q l- - ' V ' u I n v ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' I an ' nv ' I Q ' - V' Y it 9 v ,, ' . I A. I n' - A . vr. Q u n v I - 1 u I - I , v' ' ' ' ' A ' Lt fi . ' .' gy: ' ' . ' 'Y ' really an ainxmated surprlse-package. This llvely colleen IS an integral part in Janet's sterling character. i . . 1' .C A-, -'L lf Ls ,, g rs 7 ' f ' I if 3+ J 7 ' A I' Q -G' at 'M I I I I' J s -0 ' , ,wr K f I I C ,, l I a 5 . 5 ,g 7 2 1' 2. - 1 4 ' I' ' f ,giv- , ,, 'wr' ' 4 I 5 x f , H 1' ng R kv, V ' . l I 1 I X ' I I H I , 1 2 I --' 1? 4 i I 'ii '-nf UPPER Paul Nlurtha Paul St John Bound for success Paul accompllshes everythlng he attempts Determ1nat1on and 1n1t1at1se are the fuels Wlth whlch he works Changlng from work to play Paul IS always ready for a good t1me Janet Neff Janet St Patrlck Janet personlfies lox ellness and charm creat1ng a plcture at all tlmes She uses her lI'lt6lllgCI1C6 to be an adept conversatlonallst Thls prettv Mxss is bound for success Grace Nlcandro Gracle St Anthony Gracie could very well be the l1fe of any party Her qulck vut IS one of her ch1ef assets to popular1ty She abounds 1n frlends and 15 a firm supporter of her Alma Mater Edward 'Nlessner St Benedlct Here IS Cathollc Hlghs answer to Marlon Brando The new marklng svstem does not seem to hold any terror for Ed who IS never seen worrylng Margaret Nltch Peggy St Patrlck Pet1te and demure IS thls l1ttle lady Peggy s pleasxng d1spos1t1on w1ll prove a great asset 1n l1fe She IS mdustrnous and always ready to lend a helplng hand For our sakes a Chlld IS born Clntrolt Second 'Niass of Chnstmasj 1 1 14 LOWER Patrlcla Ober Pa St Joseph The personallty of thls dark haired mlss IS exen more enhanced by her sunny d1spos1t1on Pat IS generous w 1th her Smll6S and looks as 1f she engoys lt Robert Ondlck St Stephen Bob IS a good student all around good athlete and outstand mg figure ln baseball His frlendly way and quiet sense of humor haxe made hlm a great faxorlte Benjamin Oravec Ben St Mlchael One of Majers powerhouse elexen Ben proves hlmself 1n the classroom as w ell as on the field H1s retlrmg manner IS quxte refreshlng Wllham Palm Wlllle St Benedlct In hlS mldst there IS never a dull moment The attract1on at Covers Gas Statlon wraps 1ts spell around W1ll1e Lawrence Parker Larry Immaculate Conceptxon Larry IS strlctly a me xt and potatoes man He has a keen mterest xn golf whlch hc hopes w1ll proude hlm a llX6l1l'100d IH future years Its a womans world and Jerry looks glad of lt' The onlx semor boy ln an all girl Commerclal Class Jerry Klmry enjoys hlS posltlon of d1st1nct1on Women women exers where Elther Jerry IS Jn demand or the test he IS typmg IS r' h ' , xr- -' uf, fl vt -If si' P L' K A N, 1. 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Ronald Petak . . . Ronnie . . . St. Francis . . . Here's an all-around good guy ! Ronnie is a cheerful character whose friendship is hard to top. Not many can follow, so well, the high ideals which he is pursuing. Mary Ann Piatak . . . Mary Ann . . . St. Mary . . . Quiet ways and flashing eyes reveal a dual personality for Mary Ann. She is a superior commercial student and a welcome addition to any group. Shirley Piazza . . . Shirley . . . St. Anthony . . . Sweet and lovable, Shirley is truly a loyal friend. Energetic and re- freshing, she always has time to support whole-heartedly any school activity. The mysteries of high finance intrigue L. Staehr, P. Gomulka, L. Karr, G. Durcho, C. Pingatore, and D. Budney in Book- keeping II. PS miss with impeccable taste in clothes. She can rely on a suc- cessful future with the rare combination of beauty and brains Thomas Pilot . . . Tom . . . Sacred Heart . . . Tom's alertness and broad smile make a striking impression. His diplomacy and acquiescent manner make him a welcome addition to any group. Constance Pingatore . . . Connie . . . Assumption . . . Connie's vibrant personality has attracted many friends. She's always busy as a bee, but also finds time to spread her bit of cheer. Constance Powell . . . Connie . . . St. Anthony . . . Connie is the life of any party. Those sparkling eyes portray a refreshing and charming personality, Her loyalty toward friends contains the key to her popularity. VVilliam Raab . . . Bill . . . An advocate of happy times, Bill plans to join the Army. Popular music proves to be one of his main interests. R. Sheridan, B. Budna, J. P. Froehlich, and R. Hefiley choose the hit parade for the Friday night dance with advice from the fairer sex N. Rosage, M, Hines, D. Hartnett, and M. A. Smear. P ' 1 The first assembly of this year was a superb tribute to Our Blessed Mother. At it, the seniors formed a pattern of the rosary itself, each home room representing a decade. A trio of students took turns leading the Angelic Salutations with the entire student body responding. The effective stage light- UPPER Earl Rager . . . Earl . . . St. Therese . . . Earl's quiet manner and politeness do not interfere with his capacity. for having fun. Here is a likeable personality. Philip Rego . . . Phil . . . St. Joseph . . . Phil is known to all by his friendly smile and jovial manner. He brightens your gloomiest day with just a few nonsensical words and the fiash of that famous smile. Marcia Respet . . . Marc . . . St. Patrick . . . Outstanding in her position as head cheerleader, Marc is always on the ball and full of pep. Her quest to find a shortcut to Heaven should prove to be very interesting. Janet Riner . . . Janet . . . St. Therese . . . Janet has been the fuse of much laughter. A commendable future is assured for this lass with smiling bright eyes. William Rogers . . . Weasel . . . Visitation . . . Weasel is usually seen beating the rhythm out of his drum. This lover of life and pizza is a firm disbeliever of rising early. An F2-. ing on Our Lady deepened the atmosphere of profound silence, broken only by the solemn utterance of the Aves, This was a colorful tribute to the Blessed Mother during the Marian Year. LOWER Nancy Rosage . . . Nancy . . . Immaculate Conception . . . A real gem in the senior jewel box, Nancy possesses a genuinely helpful nature. She is neat and orderly and one of the really attractive misses in the class. Arlene Rosenberger . . . Arlene . . . St. Joseph . . . Arlene is a comely figure on skates, She is usually found in the midst of excitement and someday hopes to be among amigos in South America. Joseph Rother . . . Joe . . . St. Columba . . . Proficient in the art of spinning tall tales, Joe offers the students of J.C.H.S. a modern version of Chaucer's Canterbury'Tales. Donald Rybar . . . Don . . . St. Stephen . . . That gentle- manly technique and irresistable smile make Don a hit with the fairer sex. He is an avid advocate and likeable candidate for all sports. Arlene Sakmar . . . Arlene . . . St. Stephen . . . Arlene has one of the sunniest dispositions you'll ever have the luck to find. Her affectionate character and sunny personality are the attributes of a delightful friend. , f N ie 'S S Q 1' .NJA e - q,! .fn A fi f , l f L I. , '3 5? 6? 4: J ia 3: -N ,.x 0 'Id :L z J, A qi Y,' ll Ll Qi L in O4 ,J r ' 41 H , K9 '0- af fb'-af 44' lrofessor Lukac proudly dlsplays hlS worklng scale modll of Mt Palomar Obseryatory HIS 6Xhlblt copped top honols ln the astronomy dlylslon of the Sclence Falr held at Buhl ' anetallum Congratulatlons and carry on Carl' UPPER James Schaefer Schaef O M O S Th1S ull predlctable dean of the ylolln frequently engages ln dlsput lng facts As a result Schaef comes out hlgh man on the laddel Just as he IS ln every ones oplnlon John Schultz John OM O S John seems to have a hobby of tlylng to hltch a rlde home and occaslonally finds tlnle for school Good tlmes always attract John John Sedlmeyer John St John Vlanney Johns congenlal man ner and flashlng smlle 6Xhlblt a personallty unparalleled Hls lnterest Iles lh anlmal husbandry John IS the Tonl Company s lepresentatlve to J C H S Gerard Sherldan Jerry St Patrlck Jerry s slncerlty IS appreclated by hls fellow classmates as well as hlS frlends Hls shv manner and con slderatlon of others are the attractlve elements of hlS pel DlCk IS lmbued wlth a rascally dlsposltlon but determln ltlon of character Thls blonde rogue wlll undoubtedly enjoy llfe fully Grant that we may show forth ln our deeds LOWER Rose Rlta Slmslc Rosle St John Rosle s wlt IS a sparkllng moment ln our class Her presence IS always a welcome one for thls dellghtful mlss 1S the ow ner of a loyabl personallty Genevleve Skala Jeanle St Caslmll Possessed of a most lnterestlng YOICC Jeanle attracts llsteners all of whom she charms ln her sweet way Call on her when ln need for she IS truly a frlend Niary Ann Smear Nlary Ann St Patrlck Her gentle ways are betrayed when she gets behlnd the wheel of her merry Olds But wlth her as a woman ln whlte the world of medlclne wont filter ln the future Margaret Mary Smlth Smltty Patrlck Behlnd a frlvolous exterlor IS hldden a warm heart Margle 15 a carefree character who IS dellghtfullv entertalnlng Paul Solomon Paul O M O S braces a wlde range of actlvltles lncludlng class offices three branches of athletlcs and hlS undaunted pursult of the cafeterla P-sf hh! T? I L A Z M . 3 .' r , A l . ,. 'Q R as , , , - . A ' 1 , , l ' ' -' 7 Q' ' 1 41' I' 0 U . . Y O f I 1 . y U , gh J , , I H D Y! v ' . ' v ' 1 , I . .' . , ' 1 y ' v gg 1 yy ' - ' ' M ' Y! ' D ,' ' . - , V . . 1 . Y Y A 1 ' . 1 . - 7 , - - 1 - v - K- fl - rv ' ', M ,Q ' ' ' ' . . Y . . ' I . . I . . l ..... U V . . , . L . 'I V ..-- L ' y 1 A l U U I ' , ' ' - H. U . . . . . . . . ' ' ' . . . A. I . ' . 1' JL ' . v . v . . v' , Z sonality. Richard Sheridan . . . Dick . . . O.M.O.S. . . . Paul is the only woman hajt?r ,in the Senior class- He em- ' ' L l 1 w,:' , - ',1 . fe - -, .gy . , v- f ,af 3- ' t I il 1 l ,A flg , ' , jf Wx ir YZ w , -- ly, . f A 5 - - - if V 4 A, , ,Q ,f ,, '51 , , . f ll' . , f l I O ' 1 A 3 l D A X -1 il-d'f f-f' V 5 ' ,rljfe . I'--i V , ' Q E J A xXx it 1 'fn 15' rf U PER Lharles Spence Chuck St Patr1ck Chuck IS the stralght man of the senlor class HIS qulet ways make hlm an example to the detentlon fans Dorothy Splsak Dottie St Stephen Pretty blue ey es and golden halr are not lovelxer than Dottles d1spos1t1on Though qulet 1n her ways Dottle laughs at the drop of a Joke Dottle dlS11k9S bexng called Blondle Loulse Staehr Loulse O M O S Th1S petlte senlor can be found where galety runs freely and sp1r1ts are hlgh LOUISE has her serlous s1de too whlch presents her as a really earnest student Vlctor Standa Vlc Assumptlon Vlc IS a good student and a boy wlth many pals H1s good humor IS appreclated by all What else could be VSlSh8d to such an ldeal person but success'7 John Stark Johnny St Columba Johnny IS a smcere frlend who makes lt a practlce of belng cordlal to everyone A very good student we predlct a future full of good frlends and happlness . . . the light that by faith shines ln our hearts. CCollect Second 'Vlass of Chrlstmasj 13' 1 ii '- LOWER Allen Steele Allen O M O S Allen IS a good lookmg SIX footer whose qulet sense of humor and good man ners are mvaluable assets Fond of thlngs electric we wxsh hlm success 1n maklng hls mark ln thls field Raymond btublarec Stub St Rochus One of our formldable Crlmson Crushers Stub never exoked '1 Smlle from the opposltlon although he IS known for h1s amuslng remarks ln school 'lllchael Sumandra Nmce St Mary One so easy to get along wlth w1ll always galn new frxends and keep h1s old ones M1k6S exceptlonal 3b111tlES also cover hls studles James Sweeney Tweety St John Hls apparently llstless manner 1n class belles h1s grades Tw eety IS .1 mlld mannered gentleman and a credlt to Majers 04 ed1t1on of the CRUSHERS Robert Swopa Bob Sacred Heart Bobs realm IS that of the grldlron Rathe1 reselwed ln h1S ways he plays wlth doubled energy agalnst the C1 usher foes Thls plcture has an lnterestmg hlstory It seems one dn Don Tomb was standmg w 1th hls camera 1n the second H001 hall when the 12 00 bell rang Suddenly the flood h1t hlln md he was carrled down the back stalrs When he regamed con sclousness he was 1n the front of the l1ne He automatlcallw snapped the pxcture -if , M J G ,y a . 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X l y QR Q -- 16 ra! i, ' 'f .Q-or it K u SJ' ti 'C' 'rf ,,,., -0 LIILR Imelda Szeman e St Benedict Consldelatlon f others his mnde mg plxce fl ll l in our Nltmorus Hu tbllxtx to get thmgs done xull PIOXQ ln x tluable to thus futuxt lLf,lSt8I'6Cl nurse Joseph Tavalsky oe St Stephen -X future -hr Force ice Joe has L strong lxklnp, for delectable foods Spolts demand the major part of hls lLlbU1C time Yolanda Tepllca Yolanda 'lolanda presmnts conceals he1 true genelosltx She finds ll1f'lC1Ilg md skttlng most enjoxable Janet Thompson I'1ny St Joseph Tmy 1S a gxv lxttlc person xuth 1mp1sh xxaxs who has danced mto the hearts of hex mam fl'18Y'lClS Wlth thls sunnx pelsonahtx Tmx mll xx arm thc 11x es of all she mints LllZdb9th Tkach Betty St Stephen Bettx surprises CXQIWOIIG bw her WQIX filst words Thls fI'1CI1fllX mlss possesse s ltt1dCtlX6 and unusu xl Cluel md llke tctent xx 1th uhlth she txtcnds a cheerful word to all Mutt Mataxs the honor roll Oh no' It couldnt be l made lt' fWe had to put th1s plcture ln, after all hes the edltor J LOWI R Ruthann lrexler Ruthie St Columba A gxrl mth 1 txunkle ln hex me md a fla1r f0l fun Kuthlt rxtes h15.,h fox lngcctmg zip where and when 1tS needed Hazel Wengle Hazel St Iatrlck Pretty though re suxed H lzel ls qulte a young ladx She lS an ardent sch ol suppf rter fast to get along, xuth md a consclentlous student Nlarx lxathernne Virus Wlary Kay St Peter and Paul CllllgLDC6 md generosltw xull reap onlx the best that future wears cm brxng 'Margaret Wagner Peggy O M O S Ieggw 19 a charmlng md attlactlxe SGHIOI Bene ith a S6Qlll1IlglX pl ncld exter1o1 I eggy h1des a v1vac1ous dlsposltlon She rnjoys many zctlvltxes but xmong hel fuontes are basketbnll md dflnclng John Walker John Joseph Thls cheerful trumpet plaxer IS the plesxdent of the b md H1s manhnoss md ucceptlon xl ab1l1ty h is m ide hum bx populu CHOICE ass1stant BUSIDCSS Manager of the 1900 VIISVIORIES -Xdm1r'1t1on for a great football coach shmes m Mary xnne s eyes You neednt wonder vxhy once you recognlze Frank Leahw former coach of Notre Dame s F1ght1ng Irlsh Thls scene took place after Mr Leahys lecture at the Cathollc Forum 42 ,- ky Xa S 1 fu? , I' ' ' ' N .3 kv x , 8 .8 vs .H Y. 6' lf, -J' , - T . x' J XE V A ,Ag 'f' W' . 1 H. 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I kept telling myself, they can't Hunk me now. tBut I did spend ten minutes reviewing Spanish! U After finals, we all had crew cuts to try and hide the bald spots. Grade school was never like this! UPPER Janet Wallace . . . Jan . . . St. Benedict . . . One look at Janet would reveal that her best loved hobby is being gay. She is a ready helper with loyalty and understanding as keynotes of her personality. In answer to God's call Jan left us at the semester to enter the Franciscan novitiate. Margaret Waltz . . . Peggy . . . Sacred Heart . . . Peggy is a girl with the heart of gold. Very punctual, she will never be late for her future patients. As Pep Club Representative, she loves the basketball season. Stanley Watroba . . . Stan . . . Assumption . . . Fun and frolic hide behind a quiet front set up by Stan. A good time is in store for all when that front begins to fall. Peter Weakland . . . Pete . . . Visitation . . . Here is a lad who effortlessly captured scores of feminine hearts with a shy and winning smile. Neat, and well-dressed he takes life in thoughtful stride. Thomas Williams . . . Weep , . . St. John . . , Weep is well known for his good sportsmanship and readiness to lend a helping hand, He is an excellent golfer, when he can hit the ball. is . . . and graduation was here!! Gertrude Durcho, Gerald Sheridan, Ronald Kohler, William Raab, Allan Steele, and Patricia McCaffrey search for their sizes. What a gloomy picture! But let's face it, it's the only one we have. LOWER Charles WVissinger . . . Skip . . . St. Joseph . . . Shy and winning ways make this lad outstanding. Skip has attained much success both scholastically and socially since his good looks and sterling character comprise an almost unbeatable combination. Mary Ann Wolford . . . Mary Ann . . . St. Joseph ..,. A miability is the key to Mary Ann's personality. When in need of a dose of smiles, apply to her. Here's an immediate cure given charmingly and tactfully. Agnes Yuhas . . . Aggie . . . St. Stephen . . . Aggie's soft baby blue eyes depict the gentle and attractive personality which lies beneath. Neat and sweet is an apt description of this dancing miss. Robert Yurch . . . Bob . . . Sts. Peter and Paul . . . Here's a man with a real American appetite: steak and po- tatoes. The prospective commanding General of the Air Force 1? 75, Bob is looking to the sky for his future. Dorothy Zeunges . . . Dottie . . . St. Joseph . . , Dottie is a girl who loves jolly, good fun. Dottie possessess a characteristic more precious than gold, and this is her unfailing loyalty to her friends. var' 3, he 3 X 5 39 S- 'gr M f 1 rg. ' ' xv, 'T' l W wf 5 ' 1' fx Li' I ' ! J - ' I h 1 - . QA gf 1 Q 5 J 7 . 5- ':v 4 6 -f Ig. 'o' 17 4 ' - J . li ' - J X L , 1 f 1 I 1 HH! 'aw 1 i . l l Y l 1 , f A j . 3 1 'W 3? As the prayers of the Mass ascend to the throne of God, we are reminrlr-cl that our class is gathered as 11 body for the last time at the ft-et of Christ in the Holy Sacrifice. May we always renieniber.to turn to thc- const-crzited Host as a source of constant uid nncl comfort throughout our lives. Charlotte Zierer . . . Charlotte . . . St. Colunibu . . ,I in Vhnrlotte is stticl to be quiet and mist-rw-tl, but this is only N K , when her ne-on smile is not in use. Qht- is consiflerell at lovnl -J :intl chi-Q-rful frit-nfl. Louise Zupanchick . . . Louise . . , ist Patrick . . , One of our energetic t-heerlezirlers, Louise is nn V , zissl-t at any sports event. She is lilllllllg' skywzird in hi-r x I I -. 1- 5 zinibit-ion to be an airline stewartless. I 4 A A -our class rings have arrived. 9 Y Y UN IOR Another milestone has been reached Looks like the Juniors are cooking up a new way to raise money. VVith Sister M. Remigius in on the job, it's bound to be good. The good- looking class oflicers are: Pat Cavanaugh, Treasurer, Jerry Ali- fano, Presidentg Gene Podratsky, Vice-President, and Pat Benny, Secretary. Room 203-ROW I: Mary Grace Heinleine, Theresa Engbert, Irene Telek, Patricia Benny, Shirley Pas- torek, Mary Ann Ritter, Mary Catherine Kaminski, Anna Marie Cronin, Jo Ann Colasino, Mary Jo Arena. ROW Il: Ronald Jerva, William Neral, Carol Mack, Helen Partsch, Eileen Regan, Vivian Kuntz, Carol Croyle, Carolyn Sopchick, Winifrid Billetdeaux, Joseph Strihan, Joseph Stroba. ROW Ill: John ' P .ell S 1 QQ Q1 Zatalaya, James Rafferty, John Barchick, Joseph Kmetz, Thomas Cardellino, Eugene Seniensky, Joseph Burgo, Patrick Canary, Paul Spisak, Ronald Williams. ROW IV: Eugene Swetz, Ronald Mills, Michael Solomon, William Thiele, Andrew Bobby, John Deibert, James Kane, Lawrence Burns, Paul Russo, Paul Prucnal, William McDermott. +A ' - wi A -5. 1 .a x NK, J -z Y Room 100-ROW I: Marion Schmadel, Joanne Man- jack, Patricia Wonders, Patricia McGrath, Marjorie Morningstar, Mary Agnes Putorek, Mary Jane Sim- mons, Miriam Quinn, Mary Agnes Walkowski, Patricia Klesch. ROW II: Steven Mekis, Mary Agnes Fischer, Joseph Blasko, Robert Wachs, Constance Sobditch, James Widmann, Robert Mellon, Sherman Jones, Mary Ann Mihalick, Ralph Dostal, ROW III: f . -. y, X ,f Cgffdfg' Z I Work ll Donna Gauntner, John Driggs, Rosemarie Eckenrod, James Peles, Fred Hite, Dave Rutledge, John Wal- kowski, Joseph Putorek, Joseph Nicandra, Joseph Lefebre, Charlene Spenger, ROW IV: Orest Kolodij, Raymond Springer, Francis Moore, Thomas Barron, Ronald Komara, Robert Urban, Eugene Podratsky, Richard Tracy, John Wisor, Paul Leach. . , . and then somebody changed the marking sys- tem! Maxine Topscher, Barbara Kwarta, Sally Sisk look on with apparent despair as Pat Cavan- augh tries to move the Extra Credit Special. And to think that these juniors have another full year of it. But cheer up kids, Blessed are the meek for they shall pos- sess the land -but not the honor roll, Thomas Huber, George Gabriel, Mary Jo Zuenges, .1-P 'x-. Sophomore Home Room Presidents -The-re appears to be a discussion about the capacity of the bleachers. Anthony Laco, Larry Ifpflyke, Jim Novak. Jim McGregor, Mike Wag- ner, and George Gabriel plan the seating arrangement of the sopho- mores for an assembly. And furthermore , . . Jim Novak checks his facial expression for his first Forensic speech. It looks like a winner! OPHO ORE Room 300-ROW I: Concetta Perrone, Robert Bach, Patricia Thomas, Richard Golob, Mary Louise Mc- Gough, Joan Preuss, Evelyn Lowes, Phyllis Sheehan, Doris Jean Weigle, Mary Rose Weaver, Connie Picklo, Beatrice Dadey, Francis Walkowski. ROW II: Patricia Penna, Sandra Staehr, Jeannette Mc- Dowell, Elizabeth Karpen, Marjorie Lux, Michael Wagner, Robert Karafa, John Slezak, Frederick Fflvril 4 Logan, Thomas Gallucci, Thomas Schellhammer, Mary Kinley, Mary Agnes DuBreucq, Patricia Borgel. ROW III: Audrey Williams, Loretta Szeman, Daniel Rooney, Alfonso Fantuzzo, Frances Bray, H1577 Alfred Gagne, Norma Janshego, Lawrence Kiniry, Donald Miles. Pl JA 7' 1 vxfii. x 914-'21-5 fs-Ra R. ,-- .'-v, tr H., sl Fred Gabriel, -Qp lmegi ia Room 301-ROW I: fSeatedl Stephen Tavalsky, Margaret Tomkosky, Patricia Sarosi, John Neotrour, Mary F. Sheehan, Betty Buchan, Carole Karr, Joanne Jenc, Harry Dirienzo, Susan Theiss, Mary Burke, Patricia Weaver, Sandra Cardellino. ROW II: Mary L. Thomas, Ronald Bost, John Shostek, Mary L. Heinrich, Mary Grabenstein, Sandra Rametta, James Room 302-ROW I: fSittingj Sarah Maloy, Barbara Ruffner, Barbara Vance, Kathleen Sweeney, Anthy- lene Blasic, Janet Lavely, Rita Schnell, Martha Plummer, Patricia Skala, Barbara Kmetz, Rochell Becquet, Lorna Knapp, Doris Mack, Florence Kodgis. ROW II: Dolores Zawalish, Janice Murray, James McCaffrey, Dolores McCabe, Anna Marie Boysza, John Ragan, Ronald Kleps, Victor Ciupak, Carole l If My QC I .1- V l , yds F' Janak, Ronald Little, Thomas Dolan, Edgar Pierson, Robert Masteller, Jo Ann Regan. ROW III: John Trapanotto, Jane Thomas. Janet Bobko, Vincent Certo, Stephen Wolfhope, Mary G. Froehlich, Rose Mary Burkardt, Lawrence Updyke, Joseph Adolph, Raymond Bewak, Mary Mikulsky, Clara Harsh- berger, John Picklo. Absent: David Boyle. Muenzer. Nancy Horner, Magdaline Singel, Francis Reiner, Dolores Pilot, Barbara Midderhoff. ROW III: Alice Selfridge, Kenneth Sukenik, Gerald Wertz, David Tickerhoff, Patricia Moflitt, Ronald Babik, Joseph Tarsovich, Kathryn Wesner, Francis Ozog, Michael Wagner, David Warden, Joseph Weinsierl, Louis Coghe, Francine Balazik. XYZ 4 Room 99-ROW I: L. Leitenberger, G. Leitenberger, R. Ravhart J. Cieslo M Mills R. Frear R Rosa e v Y Y ' Y Y ' gt 7 R. Burns, H. Rayhart. ROW II: K. Stahr, C. Kubof- chik. R. Jones, S. Heidenthal. W. Heidenthal, S DeFazio, J. Quinn, I. Petrowski, R. Perry, D. Ma- chowski. ROW III: J. Malinak, V. Palusko, R. Kibler, J. Lopresti, J. Burkhardt, F. Garbinski, F. Olszewski, D. Beckman, E. Billetdeaux. Room 400-ROW I: E. Semanak, J. Grady, H. Wyar. P. Mihalick, M. B. Hite, R. Connell, D. Kuby, l' Niesner, G. Zupanchick, P. Korenoski, J. Bifano. ROW II: C. Williams, E. Billetdeaux, M. A. Tomas zewski, E. Decker, R, Vranka. A. Wolfe. M. A FRESHMEN English I class finds Kathryn Hip- pler taking notes on Robert Ken- ny's five-minute talk. Gail Ann Karcher holds the stopwatch for the record-and the grade! Erlinger, M. Fuska, G. Karcher, K. Hippler. ROW III: H. Leckey, P. Egts, F. Lopresti, T. Bishop, L. Ondrejack, H. Harmon, R. Kenny, W. Leslie, J. Musio, G. Henger, R. A. Bunn. -'I ' l .Fifi Room 401-ROW I: E. Goas, K. Corbett, G. J. Waltz, M. A. McGowan, F. Mowery, E. Ravida, F. Respet, M. A. Aust, L. Fronheiser, G. McCloskey, Robson, K. Warner, ROVV III: M. K. Hirsch, T. R. A. Nitch, D. Hockycko, L. Gorman, B. Waligora. Palowitch, D. Yanosky, R. Moore, J. Hartman, C. ROW II: K. Flowers, I'. Boltz, M. McGoldi-ich, G. Lorditch, C. Davis, S. Rzasa, T. Palowitch, E. Martin. -Ju? Room 402-ROW I: R. Jart.n, L. Page, R. Engbert, Podrasky. ROW III: D. Lux, J. Russo, S. Snyder, G. P. Pingatore, E. Hornick, R. Canini, G. Rosenbaum, Sipe, R. Hughes, P. Weaver, M. Helsel, R. Pozniak, L. Stormen, C. Weigle, J. Heinlein. ROW II: T. I'. Quinn, F. Jubara. ABSENT: Z. Fye, P. Gergely, Miller, C. McDermott, M. Ripjack, R. Schnurr, Y. A. Stephens. Morningstar, M. Petrucick, C. Janicllo, J. Janiga, R. Latin I students are begin- Whos who 9 '7 Anyway the Leltenbergerc ning to scratch the sur- 1n General Science can get an egg into and They come in all sizes. face of the wonderful out of a bottle in one piece 47 7 ?l language- Line,-ni' equations prove how difficult it can be to the Algebra I class. Carole Junirllo, Pc-ter Pingfatore, :inrl A Robert Jartin un- doing their bf-st :it the blzickboarcl. but Linda Page looks doubtful. Look out, Pete, she-'S I looking at you. Room 403-ROW I: A. Giuzio, A. Dino, C. A. Burns, nuugh, W. Muck, G. Nuu. ROW III: R. Duugerty, R. J. McClain, l'. Quinn, G. Dorman, M. A. Occak, N. Cudu, R. Deroszx, V. Keelun, A. Tomkosky, A. Kist, Decker. ROW II: B. Schm-yer, W. Widmunn, C. C. Ferg, E. Tomkosky. ABSENT: J. Muha, D. Partsch, J. Livella, J. Sweeney, G. Miller, M. Cava- Selich, R. Worgo. ff e7'LQ Room 404-ROVV I: M. Kovul, J. Kubacku, J. Leis, Billetdeuux, R. Kopriva, W. Stork. ROW III: M. R. Yurkovich, J. Jervzx. J. Auses, B. Wisz, E. Bul- Yunoschzik, J. Siinkovic, A. Criniurck, T. Euen, T. mutu, J. Durcho, M. Skalu. ROW II: S. Garmun, T. Hanzel, R. Rzusa, J. Tay, M. Staruh, W. Vzindruk, Cassidy, D. R1-aim, J. Antzil, T. I'orzidz1. J. Lochuk, R. J. Hritz. 3 lli 'bv' S0 NHL, ' 'Vw' fr. ,av ' A How could I describe the thoughts that ran through my mind the day I entered those doors? I tried to feel at ease, and then it happened. A kindly senior showed me the office and furnishings. CI wonder if Father ever used that stick? 'I 'YJ After much walking, I discovered I wasn't going anywhere. I was lost! Once more I encountered some friendly seniors, who helped me stay lost. I was beginning to like high school, but then they handed out books. I used to think I was pretty brainy! 'till they handed me my report cardg thought my eyes were going bad because I kept seeing red. Those assemblies! Everybody, that is the seniors, juniors and sophomores really enjoy them. I soon found out that every assembly ended the same way: the principal would say: Seniors leave first, then the Juniors and Sophomores. Freshmen, TAKE DOWN THE CHAIRS. June came despite the seniors' efforts to stop the year's progress. I was no longer a freshman! Y I New doors and opportunities were opened to me. Ah, you lowly freshman, wait 'till next year! Z! Room 405-ROW I: J. Costic, C. Kane. R. Blaschak, W. Kopco, I. Wildner, J. Zierolski, B. Burggraf, B. Nanko, F. VValkowski, Ii. Labuda. ROW II: S. Siska, J. Kuyat, E. Haberkorn, Ii. Simonof, J. Simmons, R. ll i I ' In a 1' 1 3535 . F r -W' fix' 1 ' QR-- it Smuro, H. Jurcevich, J. Semasko, C, Kopriva. ROM III: l'. Kaminski, J. Burkhardt, J. Tomechak, D Hornick, F. Popovich, J. Orlasky, S. Pavlick, R Cicon. S. Huddy, D. Babik. I 4 1 . . and the Mother of Jesus was there. That meant much. as it still means much. It meant the saving from embarrassment of a newly married couple, whose feast was a finely prepared and gay activity. An unexpected crowd appeared and it became evident there was a noticeable lack of wine. Not like Mary to allow disappointment or sorrow to befall anyone if she could do something about it, she said, They have no wine. That was all that Son needed! His whole plan was changed because His mother wanted to give a little happiness to a young married couple. The best wine was then served, and none but a chosen few knew its Source. There are many gay feasts and activities in our social life here at Catholic Hi and in the days to come. It is Marylikeness that should shadow our presence at them. Yet in Him, not in her, should be our eventual rest: the magnificence of Mary is but our road, our instrument, our means. The water of selfishness and thoughtlessness can always be turned into the wine of kindness and consideration: even though only a few, if any, may know its source. May this life of self-forgetfulness daily become the pattern for these young souls of Christ's. 5 l v! .J gr 1 I I I 2 ,Y r 4' ' f 4, ,.. .42 F! v f L V ,.v . . rn' R STUDE T COUNCIL THE STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council has in its rank a type of student who puts his school above his own personal desires as shown in the council's fine record. The above picture shows Ronald Benson, presidentg Roberta Balazik, secretary: and Paul Solomon, vice-president, looking over the constitution of the Student Council. Ronald Benson, president, lectures Ronald Kohler on the importance of the students' personal appear- ance while Roberta Balazik outlines his important points, and Paul Solomon, vice-president, stands by to add his approval or disapproval of Mr. Ben- son's speech. Other members of the Student Council listen atten- tively to the wisdom of their president. ' RETREAT. . . Father Edward Boyle contributed greatly to the success of our last retreat at Catholic High. Father proved to be not only a great spiritual guide, but also a friend to all of us. His unique manner of dealing with both spiritual and material happenings influenced and inspired many to a sincere preparation for the years which lie ahead. Holy NVeek has a double significance to seniors, It is not only the time we Catholics commemorate the Passion and Death of Christ, but also these days of Holy Week are set aside for our annual retreat. For three days the seniors set aside their school work to concentrate more upon spiritual matters, and to seriously prepare for the life that lies ahead of them. 'W'1 'TF-f til' wr 'Q li? ' 1 -' l .f-zf 'iframe' X r fr' , so xf The business St iff was he ided by John VVaIker and Dan Crossen, They ue shoxyn ying tht turns f the l'atron Drive. Hundreds of hands nent tbout Johnatonn soliciting patrons to make this the most successful p 1tlOI'l driye in Citholic High history. Highest patron rctulns yxtre turned in by D Dolgis and Gene Cowan. Janet Foltin ind Joe Mttais he td the Littruy section of 1955 Mentories.l' If you h id seen the t ible yy hen ne ie tllx did this. you would appreciate this STAFF Editor-in-thief: Joe Matais Assistant Editor: Janet Foltin Literary Staff: James Schaefer, Joseph Manganello, Joan McCauley, Roberta lialazik. Mary Clare ludwig, Gerard Sheridan, Janis McCall. John l'aul Froehlich, Tony Midile. Eugene Cowan. Maryanne Dulansey, Janet Neff. Mary Jane Harbrant, Rosemary Keifline. Janet Mock, Hose Rita Simsic, Margaret Nitch. Business Manager: Dan Crossen Assistant Manager: John Walker Business Staff: Imelda Szeman, Pat Cuda, Nick Anlonazzo. Ronald Henson. Cal Ahood, Hazel Veigel, Dorothy Boron, Dolores Karl, Louis Guzzi, Pat Cernic, Nancy Marshall, Janet Wallace, Kay Long, Lucille Karr, Donna Budney, Irene Marcincavage, Eleanor Cava- naugh, Connie Powell. Typing Staff: Gertrude Durcho, Dorothy Zeunges, Barbara Laco, Constance Pingatore, Rosemary Cosgrove, Mary Jane Livolsi, Marcia Respet. if Slips, slips, slips? l nf-yer thought there was Sir niueh paper in the worldf Hour after hour Wits 5111411 hy our business staf'l' to sort out and count patron slips. Typing the write-ups was only one of the headaches encountered in trying to put out the 1955 edition tif llvIl1nl'lt'S.'l T 'Q n-it 1 1' Deadline met! After the headache of writing articles, collecting, and editing the Crusher Times, Barry Cushing and David Dulansey take the layout to the printer. +5-wr: 'I The periodical is ready for the stu- dents. Dan Crosscn and Ronald Benson count out the newspapers for distribution to home rooms and thence to the student body. CRUSHER Editor-in-Chief: Circulation Manager: Barry Cushing Daniel Crossen Assistant Editor: Girl Sports Editor: David Dulansey Janis McCall Boy Sports Editor: Francis Reiner Senior Reporters: Maxine McGinley, Irene Marcincavage, Joan McCawlt-y, Dorothy Zeunges, Mary Clare Ludwig, Delores Karl, Janet Mock, Ruth Ann Trexler, Arlene Sakmar, l'eggyWaltz, Eleanor Cavanaugh, Rose Rita Sinisic, Roberta Balazik, Maryanne Dulansey, Rosemary Cosgrove, Imelda Szeman, Carl Lukac, Janis McCall. 'W' . . .4 e val, s X h Q, .-A sl N lNu Xl A ' O ,I ' The Crusher Times staff is criticizing old papers and David Dulansey, assistant editorg Dan Crossen, making notes of possible improvements. Members of circulation manager, Barry Cushing, editor-in-chiefg the staff include Janis McCall, girls' sports editorg and Francis Reiner, boys' sports editor. fTCo ,Ni 5 5594451 WM4 2 H AA Rh -A Pd N29 '. zam V r R' . , li isblilgl LE K maxi lg 281852 i Q. M! 'J '54 ,- 2 N . , - , - L -- Lf l XUU RXQI WON ll 41 Q ry h gi x I Ill 1 P ru4 L 1 I9 cnt ltlw I till! I IU L l ilu U Q HX ll 1 lk 1 Lluln QMO ... --r 1.Aa 212 .,L. -4. ..r... .1 -1- GGRA This picture represents the Monogram Club, cream of our athletic endeavor in basketball, football and baseball, Through the gen- erous donation of their time und athletic abilities, thev have left un indelible maik on the sports minded residents of xx estern Penn sxlx mia fJust think foul xi ns of bumps ind blulses to get a pleturc in he xealbook J I Sr MISSIO -Xll that candy and not a blte ue can eat John W xl ke-1 and JIIU F1lShlL1f pxck xndlududl orderx I t Gomulka Robe Izltl SHN age check the sllps Thl annuil Chllbtmai Cmdx project of the XIISQIOD u pmxlriew xtldx sun for oul meth IDIS nm S , . . ,V ' - .. . . '2 - u 4 I 1' Z I ' ' . as ,ll ' , N 1 .' - sic, and Irene Murcincuv- 1 - f- J ' i. 'S 1 ' . 1 I' Cl b ' 'S L ' j J 1 FOREN SIC YEOW! Weeks of practice imuh- our forensic trip to Flu-Sson Z1 piczisure for V111 firrmu VVith fulflvrs Uliiivl' thi-il' arms, Ilzxrry f'ushing,M:u'- gruret Mclhirniott, Dunin-I f'l'4lSSI'Il. :xml Rminlel lien- sim sm-t nut fm' :inuthm-r tnurnamcnt. In :i fi-xv Simi years, ffm-nsics hum- hc-- come gi big part uf our school. That'S C'L1Si'liIl1,1' 4' X falling ash-cp on his fer-tg ' C'rosscn's impeccziblvzlivn- Q sun is press-ntg Mcllcr- mott's amused! 'I ...J 'C' 'H .7 li TW' J' i I i J? .W mf' 'fr ff- -x Andrea Andrews gives it ull for JCHS, She gave ennugh to win, too, 1 fi i , 5 L' N. 2. 7 ., 4, IQ 'Il Q X5 if 5- w My I 1 A . 4 - .1 r- ii 1 Oh, I think I forgot my spec-chi? Roberta Iialuzik scores enough points to take the round. Diana Neptune wrings hands in anticipation. Judging by the chair-1nan's expression, she must have made a clean sweep. Downcast Priscilla Cherry, gives out with the win- ning bit of Shakespeare. fWhat's up, notes on the I'loor'Y'?l UI repeat, REVOLTX' Seated, Patricia Cuda, Joan McCawley, Roberta Balazik, and Maryanne Dulansey look afraid. Standing, Imelda Szeman, looks like she might take Mutt's advice. Irene Marcincavage checks Joe Matais' speech the never did know ith, and Rosie Cosgrove giggles. L John VVzilker -,, Band President S' NI irx anne Dulan ex Janet Nlock I.C.H. . lmnd Bob Heffiev I ', - . ,. j . Mary Clare Ludwig L !'XA' qi -anim - .1-In-. ' nl-L.- iw A familiar sight at the Point Stadium on Friday nights during Football season is the stunning crimson and gold uniforms of our Catholic High School Band. Their remarkable formations provide pleasant diversion during half-time at the Crimson Crusher gridiron contests. Their appear- ance often graces municipal parades, as well. New uniforms have spruced up their appearanceg their music is always superb. 4? n ,X ,B ,X Qv ' . 'IP .rv x . x KF? 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Ki'uj l' threw ll grind blswk, IIIIYXYHY. 1 . ,., V -A w'-SKY' 1 4-4: . z'f3f'r'Efi-'aQ:'-f i'l- .f P ' If 2-1 7VM'x-s,' 4 Belme kOSillI1bk1 put on 1 show for the vmtmg Not agam Amazed Trojtme st ze 1 Blg JIIH Kozuch makes lt look easy QW1 cheexleadem Paul Solomon Qmtlclplteq .1 rebound clobbered them Q .md Father Glemader srmlee Well Father was here l ...Y xx han we sent the book to the plmter 8 .J ' ' Row I: G. Kiniry, L. Ifpdyke F. Garbinsky, J. Horva th, R. Sirko, J. Jzmzxk, T. Czirdvl- A 0, M. Kiniry. R w ll: M: . Ll.t'I', . Sw 5, H -1 sf, J. Lynch, J. Kozuc , . Burkhardt, P. Solomon, B. Koralinski , M1'.Johnson. CRIMSON 5, - . Juv uv ' rv, If Xf r, 1 . Y ' + f N, Q.. I ,L ,gggff A ww-., , ar, . . - ., . . nw, ., x, - , . ' 4 ' v 3 i f lu., , 'f I 'i'VfW v. W5 ,- ff .,'4u,.:-A ,,,. 5' , Q L .M ,V ,vi -I fn, J ,U wif. 4. 'I 13 Cf, ., , i Li -'ai O' . 4 C Jim Lynch looks for help us he is about to be embraced by a rival player. The determined look on Jim's face expresses the hard play which made this season a successful one. L all Quarter time and half time mark the ap- - pearance of the Catholic High Swing Band. On their own initiative, these boys have given up much free time for practice. QBob Heflley, tromboneg John Walker and Joseph Lefebre, trumpetsg Joe Manganello, '- drumsg and Charles Widdersheim, clarinet.J They are shown giving their symphonic ver- sion of Earth Angel. Tschaikowski's ' band was never like this! Q' , ' 'Y' lx Q. A' I, 9 71.5. Up and . . . IN! Unseen Jack Horvath scores another one while Jim Lynch takes for granted he'll make it. That's not faith, that's knowledge! Lynch goes up, the referee goes up, and two more points go up! fKozuch offers Howdy Doody badges to those who identify the midget between No. 55's legs.J The other half does their J. Pfs roving' camera. fVVOHd91' who distracted Sis 71 - 5- bd Y- ., ui ' . . -, r A 'P Ip for hi-af! coath Mizjfir. 1 'X 5- S Thei Rig: Ten demoristruto thf-ir p1'izf'-wiiiriiiig style in their victory Chew, This is one chem' which Q-xhox-ts our boys to their numerous victories. th+-js fmiiziiix tht' tr'f:ri1fr.fiouf cncfi 'I . . -1 . f,.4 , . , ' 1 The Baseball team consists of: ROW I: R. Ondick, J ROW H J Kmetz W Neval R Kleps J Frlschduf Skelly, J. Harchick, D. Rybar, P. Solomon, J. Lynch G Everhart J Horvath L Guzzi G Kristoff S E Podratsky, R. Herman, L. Updyke, R. Wible Yurem C Widdersheim G Klnlry Coach Johnson .-1. Uon Rybar stands, bat in hand, all set for that all important pitch. Jim Harchick and Bob Ondick are busily engrossed in the opponents' pitcher. Mumba!! l . GR HE THA ln a melodious mood. we present our or- chestra members: Piano: Maryanne Dulan- sey, Joan Mcfawley, Charlene Spenger. Yiolin: Leonard Jerya. James Schaefer, Thomas Galluci, Mary Ann Delfireueq. Trum- pet: John Walker, Carl Kirchner, John Slezak, Mary Grasso. Trombone: Robert Hetlley, Bernard Balog. David Dulansey. Saxophone: Helen Partsch, Janet Murray. llrum: Paul Prucnal. Baritone Horn: Flara llershherger. Clarinet: Naneh Fartwright, .Iohn Shosteli, Norma Janshego, Janet Wagner, Charmaine Glass. These young advocates of melody take part in many of our school activities, They provide the musical touch at our plays, Cantatas, and operettas. We are all justly proud and appreciative of our orchestra. 'x -4, KRW! MAY rfww ' 74' N The cxowniiig of the May queen pri-cefief the crowning of our Hb-55+-fi Mother, Father Greinader has b.E5S6'fi the crown and placing it on the stufleni, making her a queen and a true nandniaid to our Biessefi Lady. ft-I QX ,1 R 1 MY' The crowning of Mary, our Queen of May, clinia:-:ed one of the biggest religious events in our Senior year. Pump and piety were combined to bring to a fitting close this devotion to the mother of God. Father Malloy contributes to the May Crowning by addressing the assembly. Mary, Cause of our Joy, has well infiuenced our speakers mood. Cs ' .. '- I I' I 0 I . Q v 78 Shepherds and wise men answer the heavenly calls of the angels and of the star: , , . You will firftl a child still in swaddling-clothes, lying in a manger . . . The shepherds said to one another: Come, let us make our way to Bethlehem and sc-e for ourselves this happening which the Lord has made known to us. CA TATA And an angel came unto Mary and said, 'I-Iail, thou art highly favo1'ed'. gi yll Ill' One of the main events of our school year was the annual cantata produced by Reverend Francis B. McCaa and Sister M. Assumpta. Many hours before and after school were utilized pre- paring for this portrayal of the magnificent birth of Christ. Eleanor Cavanaugh and Michael Kiniry were selected to enact the roles of the Blessed Mother and St. Joseph. The orchestra and glee club furnished the yule-tide music. Star of the east in splen- dor shine, guiding the wise men on their way. All eyes riveted on Father McCaa as the melodious voices of our glee club narrate in song the ugeless story of the birth of Christ. This is the culmination of the time spent in preparation for the highlight of Catholic High students' Christmas season Q A' Q Z 2 K. Women are stubborn, but men are persistent. Janet refuses to date Dan, but he doesn't take no for an answer. So Dan exercised his biceps and swept Janet off her feet. fAnd he lifted weights for three weeks in order to do it.j l'. Grenya raises the roof as she accuses B, Herman of stealing her shoe. Silent onlookers who know better than to argue with Kyle Roberts are Eugene Cowan, M. A. Hautz, J. Manganello, and M. C. Ludwig. UNIOR J I I I ' 5 7 ggi . . . and in conclusion, continues Ron Benson as he clearly states his feelings for Barry Cushing's daughter, Mary Clare Ludwig 1? 7 'Tj - G it Q el 5 I 'A ! vu - R 11 - eff ,if I Biff uf! MCurtain 5 C0111 . Pat Cuda, Barbara Erlinger, Pat Pilot, Kay Long, and Pat Cernic check the props necessary for pre- senting the play within the play. fOr is it the play we played in the play within a play? ? 77 Don't be surprised if you can't remember this sceneg it wasn't in the play! ,. 3 With hands above the table, Gene Cowan makes his move to get Rosie Cosgrove to attend the big dance. This move is supposed to infuriate his girl who has jilted him. Nothing, of course, goes right but it does rate a laugh from Giggles -who is amused by the whole thing. Cast-Miss Irene Burgess-Janet Folting Mr. Nor- man Carter-Daniel Crosseng Loretta Fuller-Mary Agnes Hautzg Andy Fullbright-Eugene Cowang Nancy Leveridge-Mary Clare Ludxvigg Jocko Guth- rie-Joseph Manganellog Milt Sanders-Ronald Ben- song Buck O'Hara-Anthony Midileg Miss Moran- Barbara Erlingerg Miss Rivers-Kay Longg Elsie Hunter-Patricia Pilotg Sylvia Moore-Patricia Cudag Janet Young-Rosemary Cosgroveg Joan White-Patricia Cernicg Kyle Roberts-Pauline Grenyag Mr. Tony Peterson-Robert Hermang Mr. Leveridge-Barry Cushingg Mrs. Young-Rose Rita Simsicg A neighbor-Eleanor Cavanaughg Others- Janet Mock, Irene Marcincavage and Madeline Dempsey. Q f 3 :sl-Q I 'N f . flflli Belinda, Mah dahlin'Y 1To be read with a thick southern accent.J Tony Midile portrays the rum- running southerner who offers to take Mary Agnes Hautz away from it all. Bob Herman disgustedly looks upon the invasion of his auditorium. fl'Y l Is it a goon or a loon? 'Z 7 Rose Cosgrove gives foreign import, Joe Manganello, the once-over. fDon't laugh too loud Rosie, you're not above criticismlj What is it? ? '? fOr is it beautiful? ? 71 D. Crossen tries to identify an unknown wedding gift. Notice the nimbleness with which B. Cushing enters with fragile contents. 1Later you should have noticed how he breaks yon fragile articles.J P. Wagner helps her 1 M .vx bi SENIOR CLASS 1 swf :Q 3' .5 Q , -'V Here's something blue. Kay Long, P. Cuda, M. C. Ludwig, D. Hasse, M. A. Hautz, get the idea that P. Wagner needs a garter for her wedding. In the background, R. Cosgrove d0esn't know whether to smile. fWe didn't expect thislj fiancee identify the thing, B. Laco, the maid, dis- gustedlv observes the mess left by yon couple. R. Cosgrove checks up on marriage etiquet, and J. Foltin writes yon invitation. 1While yon editor should be doing his Chaucer in yon Lit, IV book.J El ll ll I Q 9 ? 1 Q 9 WT I v ,X L l l 54 ml F41- i' Xou .lnd XGUI fatal POXXLI OYCI xxomtn L Holtz H1 ln gets rt ldv to stone J M lt ilg flxlthout 1 btonfp dftel belng Qhlnghdled lnto l llttle llbol bx R Coegroxe xl ho polntg out the sholtc-st dlst lnce to thf Qalnltlon -Xrlny .md out of htl llfe fChetk th It cr xx cut' J bfi 'Q Eb ' -. E V 4 , It - Sz lx V l 1 X' . l 1 f y -- ' , ' ' , f - 4 X ' h 'M- . Pg. ' J ' 1' 1 I 5 - xl l I . il e M - 1 ll ' . . . . . , . . , . . , 77 ,A- . 1 . A' i2H.v. K .' .' 1 L.. ' ' 1 l.R . I A cf '- . :A y g K i cc - 99 , ta 1 6 It belonged to my mother. tbcreechj' P. Golllulku gives D. CFOSSQII that Something old fol' the wed- dil . 3. Irl' f l ', 1 - 'z , '. s ' -d fzlrl o ' z f 2 1. ' X . L 'l j ' . - '. C. , . ' il. 'Z' ' al I' .2?J .,. - -, ', . z 1 'e o : 1 -. ' z . ' - . z '. ' . On- ' zn va, ' . f Y . ' . ' it f 4 l , J l . 9 5' Y Twenty llllnutes to M houl I Cowan J Polt 1 .md B Cuehlng synchronlze the-ll xx ltthcs before dep lltlng for the ueddlng flmltlcf hom Lou ln peclx lntently at the watch th It ISD t on hls must I i l T X MX g -5. lg I I' lligll ll1Ch tlltnt IS shocks to It l of the 1nWltltl0Il of the dlesinlakgr The plot begins t Lolgullte 101' IS lt thltkfnq 'J J P Floehllch lll.lkc-Q hm debut lllfi gr md entlonu n the stlgc KH mdsome llttlt rancll lent he J c llne l d l IQ It good' ou Qhould have seen the ChlC netted hlln AJ f'-T Draw .. f X .i f . if ff! 'y 1' , ' e !'5 5 I N 1 'lil 4 ff S T' nina ...ii rr fempo J eas cha1r, Tune n, Tune n A I Dan Croesen d Mel Sztman pm ff n ll opucttas The Moon Wxs Old WTNITslmmo1t1l bxrber Qhop qu utet Qmgs Tha I nte IS Off the Hmgee But tht Robm bmgs Then Still You exen the Robm IS gone 0l99t KOl0d1j pelforms a gypes dmce for the Kroggms Hour -Xud ex Bobko md Joe Mmgmello xoxx then loxe m Ill Nlexer Forget What XISIOYI meets mx exe 'lMQStCllOUS M1tZl,, lI.1ul1ne GIEHXZX, makes her debut on radlo The questlon IS then lepeated bw the audlence 0 Wfune Inn , V G T l ' s l ld s X , gl ,V S i Q - A ,-, , .Isl p 5 .iq .I Q s uv ' I' , x 4 .' ' Y - ' 1 ,1 1 '15 1, 'l' 1 . af'-Q 'H-1 ' e -1 .f ' X . , . A lf l . - ef N - 1 W-55.7 . 6 CN 1 .s H ' e m I v I If I e 7 ' ' 'f lf I ' I F I I 1 - l n .' - y ' i i l ' Ili '.! Q I 1 r, r XI! . am ' x 1 o usi ll ' l,, , . n 2 'U Q t ui-1 , 1 yr Z :B Y v .i v I l l iii-iw Ciiwzin, Mziry Jiillf' Hzirbrant. Shirley Karpen, ziiifl Ray Stublzirilc go IJYPI' their prom programs. 1l'i'oiii programs are thosv little books that give you it chziiice to iii1ikt- out with your buddy's girlffj J-W Mzitais :ind Audrey Grf-en step aside for the other couples to get in the picture. i , l l Oh, the music goes rouiifl J :ind rouiiil, ziiid it cziiiio out h--ri-. llzive Dysm-rt :tml Voiiipziiiy provide-fl tho- prvtty souiirls for the' Y vw-iiiiig. VVhy is it the fellow with Ihr- bipffI6SI iiistruim-iit zilwziys has to stziml? s 'I H PRO .bl 'Nic-I Szvmzm zmfl Mike Kiniry look ow-r the fi2iUCf'S promiswl for the ning, It looks hkf theyrf- haw- 4. A 6 O '4 D , z fl I 'gqsff -s 'E S I! 5 9' 5 S! 2 1 E x 1 3 4 nil 2' 4. -,. go. T410.Wf ICI! WLWI9 2 mr ' Hr fliri Nlikf ful kefp tha. fllnnpr Jdcket umm 'ough 'xll thr ruin that nightq N? 2 90 Gai ALUMNI IN RELIGION PRIESTS Peverend Ronald J Bodenschatz St Francls Monastery Loretta Pa Revelend Paul Bogovlch Holy Tr1n1ty Church Chxcago Ill Reverend John J Brady S J Old St Joseph s Church Phlladelphla Pa Peverend Anthony Bujnyak 516 6th St S W Washmgton D C Pevel end Harold Burkhardt Josephmum College Worthlngton Ohlo Peverend John J Burkhardt Immaculate Conception Cnurch Lock Haven Pa Reverend Bennet Canary Washxngton D C Reverend John Cavanaugh Our Lady of Vlctory State College Peverend John J Daley Holy Famlly Wlndber Peverend Edward Davls St Thomas Church Bedford Peverend James Feehley St Bartholomew Church WlIm0T6 Peverend Francls Reed Hoy St Joseph Church Wllllamsburg Peverend Joseph K1n1ry St Leo Church Altoona Peverend John M Klst 42 Pennmgton Avenue Trenton N J Peverend Walter Kurdzlel Assumptlon Church Conemaugh Pa Peverend Raymond Lukac Falrchance Pa Peverend Patrlck F Murray S J Church of the Gesu Phlladelphla Pa Peverend Paul Murray C S P St Joseph Church Bay Cxty M1ch Peverend Louls Ph1ll1ps St Caslmlr Church Adeno Ohlo Peverend Gerard Ream Our Lady of Vlctory State College Pa Pevelend Davld Rosage St Ann Church Spokane Wash Peverend Thomas Schaefer Holy Name Washlngton D C Reverend John Schonhardt St John the Baptxst Church P1ttsburgh Pa Reverend James Schuster Cathedral Altoona Pa Peverend Wllfred Slsk T O R Ph1ladelph1a Pa Peverend Anthony Turek St James Church Curt1s Neb PREPARING FOR THE PRIESTHOOD H1lary E Bender Cathohc Unlversxty Washlngton D C Ponald Borsuk S S Cy11l and Methodlus P1ttsburgh Eugene Gall iBrother Vlctorl St Francls Clerxcate Loretto Arnold Gaus St Vlncent Semmary Latrobe James Hahn St Francls Semlnary Loretto Joseph J ugan S S Cyr1l and Methodlus P1ttsburgh Paymond Karr St Francls Semmary Loretto James Long QBrotherCelest1neJ St Francls Nov1t1ate WaShlngt0D D C John Marshall St Vmcent Semmary Latrobe Pa Alex Nanko S S Cyrll and Methodlus P1ttsburgh Pa Rlchard J Novak Holy Cross NOV1t1at6 Bennlngton Vt Robert Ol1ver1o P3.SS1OIl1St Fathers Dunklrk Anthony Pollock St Mary Semmary Baltlmore Md Robert Slsk QBrother Dunstarl St Francls Clerlcate Loretto Pa Carl Spxshak St Francls Semlnary Loretto Pa Thaddeus Machowskl S S Cyr1l and Methodlus Orchard Lake Mlch BROTHERS Brotl er Mlchael fJohn Phllllpsl Chrlstlan Brothers Phlladelphla Pa Brother James K1n1ry Holy Tr1n1ty Hlgl School Chlcago Ill PREPARING FOR THE BROTHERHOOD Denms Patrlck Canary Mt Carmel College Nlagara Falls OI1t3.l'l0 Canada James Sestrlch Glenmary Mlssloners Glendale Ohlo SISTERS OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE ALLISON PARK PA Rosemary Boes Slster Paullne Lavma Bumbernlck Slster Bemgna Therese Gezlch Slster Marlanne Pxta McIntyre Slster Jean LOUISE 5, ' . 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