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

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Martha Noll is writing the results while Orest Kolodij controls the conductor and Bill 1 hiele runs the static generator. The interested (or seared?) on- looker is Helen Partsch. Physics students make it look so easy. But cheer up kids, you’ll have a chance some day. Sister Robert carefully observes the Senior science class as R. Eckenrodc records the reading from the scale being balanced by J. Blasko. E. Mclotti and E. Chubera check with the book to correct any mis- takes. Bob YVachs appears to be enjoying a chess game while holding the weights. These would-be chemists arc attempting to annihi- late the school with simple but rather dangerous laboratory experiments. T. Collctta, N. Gyukery, D. Gcllcs, A. Aust, R. Bernardy and N. Cartwright arc the villains. Is the bunsen burner being attached to the gas outlet or to the water spigot? •9

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Raymond Springer, Paul Russo, Tom Cardellino, and Paul Widmann talk over solid geometry like a group of professors? ? The cones, triangles, and cylinders make an effective setting but where is the “square?” Sam Formica shows his wit by teaching Donna Gauntncr, Mary Gumowsky, and Paul Prucnal the line functions. Each one looks so intelligent. It would be convenient to sit near one of them on test day. Ronald Hess and Carol Weigel act as scribes for Pat Canary and Patricia Niesner as the latter two squint so that they can peer in on the “Perils of Paul Paramecium” as seen on channel 205. Is Pat looking for a paramecium or a wheat germ? IB ■ • .V’

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Fred Hite seems to be doing a good job of holding the attention of Nancy Gyukery and Maryanne Mihalick while Jim Rafferty and Winnie Billct- dcaux converse between themselves. Arc they plan- ning a field trip to France? June Oppy is translating a bit of Cicero for the class while Sister Mary Francis watches for mis- takes. It must be very interesting or could it be that everyone is really sleeping? No, those books arc balanced too straight (and so arc the heads). J. Strihan and J. Driggs seem to be absorbed by something in that book. Their serious counte- nances express the gravity of their situation. Could it be an English Test? Pat Benny, Vivian Kuntz, and Flo Sebert don’t seem to be bothered. The girls must have studied and don’t need that last minute cramming.