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

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HAP MAY HE SHOW HIS FACE TO YOU AND HAVE MERCY ON YOU Saint Francis could not have been a great lover of God if he had been of mediocre soul. The mediocre man is mediocre in good or in evil. The naturally great man is a saint, or he is a tragic sinner. Today’s young Americans are exuberant and ingenious beyond mediocrity. They will make America greatly good, or they will turn it into an arch-villain of history. We are confident which of these our students will help to do, for THEY KNOW THE FACE OF CHRIST.

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 Could that be Robert Urban dictating to Andrea Andrews? Angelinc Lake looks as if she’s trying to type. Well, Angie, just what was it that Bob dic- tated? Bob couldn’t have picked two finer girls for his secretaries. Joanne Popovich seems to be the expert in Book- keeping, but it looks as if no one is paying attention to her. Maxine Topschcr looks as if she’s enjoying herself. Wonder what’s on that paper Theresa Drzal is handing Patricia Bako? ? ? Patricia Grabcnstcin thinks she’s helping Doris Jacko. In Bookkeeping? ? Francinc Marker, Bernadette Lux and Rosemary Sloan show just how fine they can type by them- selves. Mary Jo Shaffer and Virginia Istvan explain to Jean Geiser and Roseanne Ix presti how it’s done. These girls will make good typists for someone be- fore long. While Patricia Bennett is trying to put the papers in the correct place in the file, Betty Zonka and Frances Virus work hard at the mimeograph. Looks like Elizabeth Dirsch is doing fine by herself. Better hurry girls, Sister needs those papers.