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

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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

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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

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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