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

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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.

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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