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

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, 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.

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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'

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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