Lancaster Catholic High School - Rosmarian Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

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Ts God in the first place, therefore because His gifts to , we owe gratitude us are unspeakably gratuitousg and lik d great and absolutely ewise to our every fellowman h one us a favor. w o has ever Among all peoples at all as bee times the virt n held in high e held ue of gratitude steem, just as i in contempt as ngratitude has been contrary to the human nature. primary instincts of From th e simple but significant HThank W supreme sacrifice of mart of Chr you to the yrdom, gratitude is the imitation ist in Justice towards God and man. Ze, e ary 12, 1951 . Q15 A . ,X My mx , L Es , 5 I E M Q E .mx A 5 X 4 X QW- ff f, Z Q, WM Q y Qfggxmiggh -5 We 2 iwn x 5, A 3 2 -.x ww, 1 X.. Q 1 2 3 3 E 2 3 5 1m awww, M 4 L 'YQ yi ff' T Y x 'Q .N E , I I , ,umqx vm rs K s ' ju A' , ff' We ,ati Y 1 -19. 2. .ev- Sb g ,.X,,, me ix S ' u ME' . . ,L 5 4 'lu-an 'I' E E E 3 3 THE 1951HOS1VlARIAN 2 I 2 0 E 0 E O 3 LANCASTER CATHIILIU HIGH SUHIHIL n-2 . ff Lancaster, Pennsylvania S . E I E . 2 I E . 5 I i 0 E . 2 . S- 0 E I E : Faculty 6 ' Underclassmen 16 ' Seniors 36 ' Activities 54 ' Sports 74 LIBRARY OF LANCASTER cAmouc: HIGH sc:-noon W 1 my X E w .,- vip 45 x W .V ,ww AWK S. u Y i4 fu f 'W GE f E ,ix ,sh asm W 357 naiiwff x 5 '3- 33 wif 51 R . 1 :Saw 16' ,. 31' I I ,W . 'f , :L-S J fr 5 A I' AWN ka :E .Mft Y M, fri' 9 si if vwwswwwwjh I .QQ- ,'::'i S M. A if E V 12 E9 . ml pm xt Q Q Q' ' '32, if Q ti S Y wmv ?g 1 5 'S Q A 9 W X 135 'H - ,MN fig A ' Piiq ,P Qt ' Af nrt ,..... .... fd-V fx X ,aff Ai M, . 4 s 'WY A diff 9013 his -Q '-M'-S3 Q gg g:1g,ai 1E f,gi?s ,Q gm? Ei , ii S S 59? V is Q S I 5 1 i im 2 J' wi.-fu - gg, K 1.13.3 N, 1 i A - ff - ie 3 5 X ,W Mm? Huff--.Nm T 0 51 QI .' W. W - 1 fiiiff' we 1 faa iwm, X X , X ,Q , 'f . vw may X gi .J 5 M.. Smezw Q Xi 0 lgflllillllll' is Pssvntiully ll matlvr of jllSfil'PM To our Bishop HIS liXC1i1,l.IiNCY TH!-1 MUST Rlivliluixla Gl4QOliGIi L. Llihciu, D.D., -I.C.D., LIHD Bishop of HL11'l'iSbLll'g THE REVEREND ROBERT J. MAHER SIlAbl'l'ilIfl'lllll'1If of Svfmols DIOCESE OF HARRISBUIKCS To our Superintendent To our Principals THE REVIilKl2N1J -IOSEPH A. BRADLEY l'rim'i.1mI of Lancaster Catholic High School May 1, 1950-january 12, 1951 THE REVEREND BERNARD V. MA'l 1'1i1xN Prilzvipal of Lancaster Catholic High School January 12, 1951 - To the priests he teach religion Illnir yvur ul thc l'l'4llI1'Si ul llls l',x4-1-llvllvy. lhv liishop. live' young prim-sh nl' lllf' vily liuvv hm-n .uhhwl lo lhv l'zu'ully of Catholic' High lu lPil1'll rv- ligion in lhv juniors. XXYIICII Fullwr Mullvrn war llllllll' lDI'ill1'lIlill. Fnlllvi' Coyle' slvppawl into lhv -vniur rvligion vluss. :mel Flllllfl' V5 0llY1'l'l'LIIllt' lo l4'plau'1' him in il junior sm-lion. This lowvr sm'- lion of lhv lippf'l'c'lz1ssim'li vnjoy Ihr' nvw vxpvri- mm-1' of liuving privsls for lvaa-lwrs. ai privilvgv lornivrly i'vwi'vml lo lhv Sl'IliUl'h. lppvr riglil. 'I'hv lla-n-l'e-ml .Il'l'0llll' I . lrhumlxi. Sl. Maury 1. figlll, 'I'li.- R4-u-l'e-lui Louis XY. lfnrgvligr. S2H'I'1'1l llvalrl. Thu- Rn-u-iw-:nl .lanm-Q M. Coylv. Sl. Anllmny's. l,uu'vr figlll. Tin- R4'Y1'l'l'll1l lillurlvw ,I. XX e-uv1'l'. Sl. .Minn-1, livloiv. Thr' Rex'vl'e-il1l Williaun P. liriely of Sl. ,luwplff 1'IlQ'l'lx5 uilh lzllzzllwlli lXlI'l'IlIlt'I'2lll0llls0lll1'S1lliZIi ily typing Nhv is doing for him. 4.4 Q, .s sf, 4 M5 4 6 'E . wait Sister M. l'rtulentia teaches the freshmen suhjects at the Annex in tfolumhia. Sister ot aint Franci The Sisters ol' the 'lihirnl Urtler ol' St. Francis of the l'hila1lelphia lfountlation were estahlishetl hy the authority ofthe Most lteyerentl ,lohn lNepomucene Neumann. Bishop ol' Philatlelphia. in l855. The Fountlation was matle at the suggestion of Pope Pius IX. 'l'hree1leyout women formetl the nucleus of the new foundation. They were invested in the religious hahit ol' the Urfler of St. Francis on April 9. l855. The Community was flelegatetl to visit anfl care for the sick. to unalertake other charitahle work. as well as to instruct the youth. Since the opening ofthe first school in Philadelphia at St. Alphonsus' parish. the Sisters have undertaken teaching in I8 dioceses and archtlioceses in the Unitetl States anti mission in Barrenquitas. Porto Rico. as well as a Novitiate in County Cork. lrelansl. Forming one ofthe largest groups of Franciscan Sisters in the linilecl States. they are engagefl in conducting academies. graale anrl high schools. hospitals anfl training schools for nurses. schools for lnslians antl for negroes. orphan- ages. clay nurseries. homes for the agetl. ancl a home for working girls. Four Provincial Houses have heen estahlishetl at Trenton. Philaclelphia. Baltimore and Portlancl. Urelfon. 'Is v 1 w I s The Motherhouse of the Sisters is locatetl at the Lonvent ol Our l.a4ly ol Angels La Verna Heights. Glen Hithlle. Pa. tl.efl. Plrsll Sister X entura teaches physics, radio and electricity, huilds a superheterotlyne receiver with her class. and is also an accomplished artist. tSeconrlI All religions activities in the school are in the hands of Sister Blaise. ss ho manages also a section of sophomores. as yy ell as classes in algehra. geometry and trigonometry. llfelmct Where-'s your hook cover? comes invariably to Sister Marie Anclrea's lips, because she orflers hooks for the stu- flents and sees to their mending and clean- ing. She does sponsor freslnnen. too. and teach math and general science. t-,,,.fmm-Q, fvsw. fee ww' S tTltirflI l'lants. tish. sllalils., moths. 0scar land a section of sophomores! till Sister tiecil's classroom, lllll only. you untler- stanrl. hecause Sister teaches Biology. lFOIll'llll If you see Sister Atlelimla snonefl in with paper, it is only hccause she has charge of school supplies for thc sisters antl stuflcnts -as yt ell asa freshman homeroom. German and math. tlfeloict Being assistant principal is Sister Rita llcrtrutle's higgest joh. hut she ntan- ages to handle. too. a large section ol' seniors. as neil as chemistry and general science. 48 I9 33 Q6 Wag 5. S if .-faq 'tu :www MMMMWMH 07 YF4-...if N 5 7 3 ff Q 6 1 s Q ao H I3 I4 U5 to ty llfpper right! Sister Mary Angels finds life quite husy with the Rambler. junior English and a homeroom of juniors, hut somehow she sponsors dances forthe paper and takes rharge of puhlirity for the Forensic League finals held this year at our sehool. Sister ofthe Hot Cross Founded in lie Mans. France. in 18-ll, hy the Very Reverend Basil Anthony Moreau. who had already under his care the Fathers and Brothers of lloly Cross. the Sisters of Holy Cross. dedicated as they are to Uur Lady of Sorrows, completed his Holy Family upon earth. ln I8-13. a small hand of the Sisters came to Indiana to do missionary work among the Indians. There in the loft of the little log chapel on the shores ol' the lake at Notre Dame. they took up in America the work destined for them hy God. Despite their pressing duties, the Sisters found. and still do find. time to sanctify themselves and those with whom they work. This they are pledged to do through their meditation: Mass and Holy Communion: daily visit to the Blessed Sacrament, which is the very center of their lives: the Little Ofhce of the Blessed Virgin. which they chant daily: spiritual reading: the reeitation of the rosary and the Seven Dolor heads, and through a weekly hour of adoration made for the interests of the entire community. This prayer comhined with their active work has made ol' the Con- gregation three separate eommunities in France. in Canada. and in the llnited States. This prayer takes them into the classroom. or- phanages. hospitals. and even to the uttcrmost parts of the earth ' to Brazil and East Pakistan. This prayer takes them to God. ls 'Hot Rod' in yet? seems to he the question Sister Maria lleata is most lre- Sister Miriam guides the seniors quenlly asked. Wlhy? Ohvious, She's through English literature, and de- the lihrarian, and teacher for sopho- velops a love for radio writing, and more linglish. Then. too, she does speaking. ln her other moments she have charge of the visual aids. llespite directs the senior play, all puhlicity of that. shi-'ll find time to give you jllsl the school, and does all necessary the right hook for you. speeeh work. .-idyisol' ol' the Kus- muriun. teacher of freshmen lffnglisli. and SPUIISOI' of Uni' lreshmeu home- room. Sister Mary tlampion finds time to quote a hit ol' Shakespeare on the side and ixatrh the maples hlld. Wlwthc-r llirlllt' fashion show with thc- pro- Sister lllairf' Joseph gives .lohn Blwlilvr Sister Sophie Madeleine IIIZIIIRILIPS a vari fvssional tom'h, parasols, tasty things to MPIIIP makv-up work from the Junior RP- 1-ty of artivitivs hr-sid:-s hor 1-lass:-s il vat or laumle-ring: the' goorl altar cloth. rivlr. uss-tl hy the' l.I'f'SllIlll'll rivirs rlassr-s Prohlvrns of llc-nlorravy: Ihr- Prom. se-nio Sistvr Mary 'xflillllil is tht- om- to tio it. nhivh Sister tear-In-s. rings. invitations aml nanw varals. Sisters, Servant et the Immaculate Heart ei Mar 'l'o tht- Sistr-rs. Sr-rvants of tht- lmmar-ulatv Hvarl of Marx. thc' .Mwt-Iris thrivv mlaily is at omw' an in- . F' . spiration. an ohlation aml a he-artful thanksgiving. interwovvn as it is insvparalily with tht' l'ill'lll'Sl aml most pri-vious Community trarlitions. Thr- Arws-lus was tht' first s it-vial rlvvotion taulfht lay Fathvr tlillet to 'I'lwrvs1' livnaulsl of Grosso Point. . . I- . I . I I P D I n iWll'lll:J,illl in I8-lil. Ile proimst-tl that il she' sprvatl among hm' pvoplc- this elf-votion. Our l.a1ly would surr-ly grant hor hoart's elf-sirv ol' rlmlivating her lift' to the service- ol' Coll. This promisv was ftrlfillvsl whvn in Monrov. Mivliigaii. Noymnlwr 10. HH-5. F1llllf'l'flillPl rf-vt-ivt-rl the first thrvv Sistvrs. Svryants ol' tht' lIlllllilt'lllillf' llc-art ol' Wlary. 'Nlary 'livrvsa Maxis. Ann Svhaal' aml 'lillvrosa Hvnaulal. All in vain harl this zvalous missionary 1-mlr'avorf'1l to svn-ure from Europe a community ol' tr-at-In-rs for his proposed Wlichigan st-hools. Finally. umlvr the flllltlkillt? oftlwllolySpirit.here'a1'l1f-tlth1'moim'n- tous elm-ision. ll' l 1-annot liml Sistvrs. I shall make some. 'l'hus with m'clf-siastiral a i nroval was lormvtl 1 1 - '1 N u I v tho vommumty. mitirvly' 'xIlIt l'll'llIl in orwm. the blSl9l'S.. 5f'l'VilIllS oi the lmmarulatv llvart ol Mary. . . I' . Ash Piiste-r Maria liosn' alvoul lu-ra1'tixilio's. 'llrnmpe-ts shoulrl he-ralrl he-r approarh. lor Sislvl' Maria Illllll2l1'Illilltl I1-avlln-s Kim-ri Sht-'rl list a sn-1-lion ol' sophomorvs. art Sislvr Miriam Uravv trains aml flirt-vts tht- ran history, sponsors a svrlion of junior 1'lassvs,postvrs for all or-vasions, program lnaml. 0I'l'llPhlI'iI ami gl:-0 vluh. aml gliVPs aml is arlvisor for the Stmle-nt lloum-il vow-rs. art uorlt for tht- yn-arhook. aml tht- frm-slimvn 1-lasse-s in musit' apprvria- Only sllv van if-II you hon many arlivilic- e-ve-n dt-vorations for the stage-. tion. lllilNlllt'l'2Itlt' lwhiml that assi':mm-nl. It must lw a promptly-1-omplz-tml makn--up slip to make- Sister Mary N inn-nt smile so happily. He-sitlvs he-ing .'xllf'Il4lilll1'l' Ufliror, sh:- lPiIt'llt'h hooklwe-ping and typing: to the- svnior-. ln tht- m-wly-rrvaletl typing room. Sistvr lntn- r ru pte-tl at he- r vxtra l l'iilip Marie, a lwuronlvr to li.H.S. this yvar. rurrivular work. the- lmlanring Ineffts the- juniors in he-r typing and shorthand of stutln-nl lllHlIl1't'h. Sistt-r Math- rlasse-s. lint- hQ'Q'lllS il hit prv-orrupit-tl llu- Ullll'I'1llYlhl0II ol tht- jllllllbl ronmu-re-ial group is in he-r 1-ap ahh' luuuls. 0 0 0 The Religious Sister of Merc lfrom lrvlantl lo Australia annl Nc-w Z4-alaual. from liuglaml to Al'ri4'a. in Cvulral anal South Mm'ri1'a. from thc' sitlvwalks of Now York to lllt'fiOlflf'Ilti1lN'.llli' Sistvr ol' Mvrry in hvr hlarli hahit. flowing vvil. lvathvrn4'in1'tur0.an4l large rosary. is a familiar figurv. Founalml in Duhlin. lre-land. in l83l. hy 'llothvr I l.1lllH'l'lIlf' lvll'AlIlf'yZ vstahllsllml ln tho l'Illl0ll htatvs at l llltillllfgfll. lla.. lll I8-13. lrrougghl to llarrishurgg. l'a.. with thc- creation ol' the nPw1lio4'esf'.tll0 Sisters of More-y now numlwr 23.000 throughout tha' worlnl. l IJNNI ol' whom arv in tho llnitetl Statvs. Since' l929. thc- llI0lllPl'll0lISl' for tho Sistvrs in this art-a is at Dallas. Pvmlsylvania. 'l'hf- work ol' the Collgrffgation invlutlvs ll'ilt'lllllf1. nursing. cart- ol' tha- poor. the- swk. tho lvpvr anal agvul at home' anml in forvign lanuls. Daily tlwy varry Goofs ltlvra-5 lo tht' multilunlv. lllm only :lo tlwy svrvvl ,It-ronw xvllillvll se-vs Sistn-r .Ngatlia ,lose-ph about some- make'-up norlt in Latin IN . Sophomore anal up- pa-r llivision llatin as uvll as llusi- nf-ss math rlassc-s are- Siste-ris lieltl. ll roultl t'1lhllN lu- a Vllilllgll' lll st-lu-ellllv that lake-s Nlargare-I lfrnst to Siste-r lm-z .lost-ph. liv- Sistvr 'l'e-rf-sa 1lt'Ill0llhll'illt'h lln- uso ol' llu' simlt-s lu-ing: l'rvfvrt of Stutlivs. mluplirator lo Hvlen l'anrrazio. Tht- llllsltlvrr Sislvr lllilllilgvh to tr-an-h tht- lraining: for seniors is ulagnilircntly hautlle-tl lfrt-nrli 1-lass:-s. fre-slnua-u l.atin. by her. ami a llislorw rourst- or luo. ll, On the left Miss Virginia Darnell smiles broadly as she instructs Patricia Reynolds on the clarinet. N neyxcomer to Catholic High this year, she as- sists nith lessons on the noorlxsinds ami hrass. For their thouglutfulness we thank lt's no soft jolt to kccp the cafeteria in perfect running condition. and to serve the meals promptly aml hot, hut somehow Mrs. Helen Kis- singer, and Mrs. Mary Hohenwarler manage to do it efficiently and pleasantly. Miss Patricia Sullivan makes up Ronald Zangari as Nihs in the senior play. Having heen on the staff here for three years as interpreter for the annual play, she is now a member of the faculty of two other local schools, and is completing graduate work in speech at Franklin antl Mar- shall. Th la member For live years Ur. Joseph l.. lickenrorh-'s cheery smile has helped. along with his accurate nledical care and knowledge, to keep us well. Mrs. Esther Wiegand for years has been our visiting nurse, being at the school several days a week. V13 Bi lVlr. John Zuchva. School Custodian Not so long ago one of tts asked John if he were going to the Spring lVlusical. With a little laugh he said. 1 never miss anything. How true that is we all know. Ever since Catholic High moved to Ross- mere. John Zuchva has never missed an activity. We can always count on his he- ing there early to open the doors for school. the play or the concert: we never have to worry about locking up, for John always waits until we leave the building. lf a desk is broken, a window cracked: il' we need a hammer. a screw driver: John comes to the rescue. How many of tts know that every Sunday during the win- ter months while most of us are still sleeping, Jolm is at school putting coal in the stoker so that we can have heat on liver since Catholic High lirst began to cry in l028., Mr. Jacob Stein- baecher has been coming here several days a neck to direct the band and or- chestra. That is a debt of gratitude that can he paid only in eternity. It can't be the most pleasant job in the world to come here and look into the mouths of over live hun- dred students: we aren't so happy to have it done, either. Dr. John H. Woods. though. seems to make the necessity as friendly an occasion as possible. Here Mary Ann Yon Stet- ten opens wide for him. of our tati Coming to us from St. l rancis College at Loretto, Penn- sylvania. and from l'enn State, Mr. Eugene Kruis has been added to our coaching staff this year as assistant to Mr. Karl. As head coach and Director of Athletics. Mr. Ken- neth Karl has produced this year a championship football team, and a basketball team that tied for the champion- ship and then lost. but is as represented in an eastern states tournament in Rhode Island. Monday morning. Truly. this is another debt we owe but cannot pay. Only in eternity can it he properly discharged. A member of our faculty for a short time this year is Mr. William Jackson. u ho trained the forma- tions ofthe hand and ma- jorettes. lt seems to many ol' us that there never has been a time when Miss Jeanette tligl has not been school secretary. ive know that isn't so, but me can say ue don't know what yse'd do without her quiet eliiciency in the oliice. Here she is instructing l.ouise Painter in her duties as assistant. Q my X 2 Q nf ,gp 1, 8 f A if Q. 531 Www ,,...mw.w V S? 4, W Q., an ,mw- gf? ,W 'www Nfl X is fs fn ,ff Q fs Hmm, eww' '1 UNDERCEASSMEN 0 X 'N X , 'JEFF' K .,, yr. x G fin 2 , US ,- -4 4 . 5 fi 1 RQ55' ff? 3 N , L ., -so M, , M! 5 -, -fu: X, RH? x W Y4.55afgQ: S. fl S Nik K Q 'J zfifiizf. V sh ..X,, . iw iw Zfiyyf g , gzin3.1,v,iE:tg ei X X EK ian X I Ji'i5SPgfH ,K .xg Q New 4,fZP'4'F Q ,xy 151 A E' Q- 'Q mmxwawxm max. ,X 3, F ,ffe-png V My,..wv .M 4 ' Q M 5, 9 v , 53: f , uf HJ K? :R cf- Q 0 Q X15 X ,s 7 T 5 5 Si? wha-ww X Kfwzz 1 .yzwgfgim 2 Milhlsw W ,Q.L,gg , , V ai' ax iw., 3 x me 33 if M in wmv' ,fauna -an 4 meet other e Hydrogen homh? Alomir fission? Well. not qnitv. lt's just lhl?il'iil'Sl1ll'llllililllkllIt't' with zulve-rtising for il lflllllbliv' dzlnre. Lis- le-ning: are-: A. Srhnml- hofer. B. VJPSIIIIHII, A. M. Snyder. J. Shillenn and J. Brill. Seronll row: Y. Yom-i, J. Sval- tvrgoofi, Y. Standish. A. Trees. Behind tht' sax you might find Ern- e-st Ferretti. and he- himl the trumpet. Jos- 4-ph Ilulit-. NVQ- l'l'kllll ffvvrytlling into that short lunch period: that Inst hit of home-work, u repair job , the latest hit of news. Standing: are M. Hurant and J. Gigi. Sitting Zll't' E. lizlskcy. , . . I . Lonti and li. l'ivks'rt. .lust thrc-v minuta-s in-lwm-ll rlalsscs, hut thvsf' fre-shine-n have- time- to fiisruss anything: nmler the sun. ll. to r.t Il. Roda, T. Sperling, A. Heidig, .l. l l'c-de-l'irk and ll. Darren- lxillllll. gd' from the city parishes 1Left'! Coming downstairs between classes are these freshmen: lLPft side. bottom to lop! P. Murphy, R. Mc-Laughlin, B. Schreder, K. Boehm, J. Myersg lrigh! sirle. bottom lo lop! F. Albright, P. Beck, R. M. Mariani, N. Hirsch. tLower left? Apparently noontime has been strenuous, so John Weaver seems to think, as well as happy. 1Clockwiset J. Weuvezr, D. Weston, J. Tomcavage, C. Tucker, R. Roschel, J. Wesch, J. Dean, lrenter of the dial! H. Quigley, lfar left! R. Souders. 4BelowJ The freshmen lockers are together on the first floor. Here digging for books and stopping for talk are lby lockers. ascending the scale! A. Keller., L. Judith, C. Glouner., E. Judith, and J. Kirchnerg trlockwiseb P. Ho- henwarter, M. Mt-Killips., J. McFadden, and M. Smith. x A - x mx ' qpwsx -A i n 7' NM N K 52 X ww mam ax mmf, A S. w-. 341 we W tx' 4 ' 2 An. i.-lbovei Perhaps dismissal al lhv Annex in C0ilIIIli'li2l? 1.4b01'1'P Hvrv are Ill0l't' Alll1f'XilfN s ne on I ll Hy the- mall urv: ll. llilIH'illlSP. E. A. Howe. J. VVvissf-r, rings for thx' e-nfl of the illllfil period I If nu R. M. llrzisvh. Hy the- railing: urv: R. 0Rlil'if?Il, I.. Blynlivr. R. Hs-lm. I.. lmus. H. Millllllly lx Il l is1'ln'r., J. Yoh:-, M. A. We-lwr. P. l is1'l1vl'. M. A. Jonvs. 4501111141 row! A. ' 0llllN Carlv. J. Kuufhold. All the-sv will munn next ve u lo and learn to tud llfpposilv pugff. lop! After llllll'll lhusf- lmys ra-lux! fiilil!'ik'h. Il. l i1'klll1lII, ff. liulz. R. Efklllilll., I.. i'il'lll'llli. 1Mi11fllvP Rushing into lhc-' lilmralry In get il vhalir are Reynolds. Il. llluunf-r. J. C1-mini. ll. Dum-an, R. lions, Hevkfw, l'. I ivl'sIe'il1. T. Linton, S. Pil0IIl', .l. Fritz. Kirvhm-r. N. 115 -l.. R ulmnlr ln Illia l,ulin I vlusw lln-y se 1 nl In lu ln unln S91'0lNi Iit'l'it'lISi0lI. Stalmling: ul lln' in n 1-vnolds. M. Kalsl, M. Rolllnund, 1 Hui I 1 I. ' I, 1f.Gahlv, I.. li00lN'I'. R. iwlun 1 lu: C.. I' luke J. Sl'illllHiil0f0l'. -wmsgggz z aw llfelowl Engxlish LMI I1'llI'l1N ull ,I nnl g. llll 0IlSll'illil1Q!. are P. Us-1-In-r .nnl 1 Rn lla are-: ll. Bv1'ke'l', .l. Ni4'lxlilllN xlbl 1 ll. Spf-rling, R. Wngnvr. R. u N- N , fs' ma'-...X k 4 4 welcome lClor'lm'i.wl Firsl piclurvz The- uso hoys, W. Mn'- llalrtllvy and ll. Wvlwr. ara' ulvsorlwcl in 1'ill'll olhoris stnrif-s. ln Ihr' lmvk S0211 l'. Hll0iliTl'l' 5001115 lo igunrv .l. Spf-ile-l. Shynvssl Svvoml pivlurvz Enjoying: the- sunshine uml each ulhvr during: lhv lunrh period urv: the Iwo rlrc-zuny-1-yvd girls. .-L Cali-rlmmf illlfl .l. lir01'llf nauvrg R. Henkel, sitting. who ill',V-IIIPS ll point with G. Fulmvr. as .l. llusrhl, arms u-kimbn, just liste-ns: the Inn girls who ure' :admiring listeners, H. l 4-lrms and lj. Hihh. Third pirlurv: Thi-y flu fvnjny 1'il4'll mln-r! lFirsI row! H. H1-lm. l'. H1llllillitfl', ll. Buirg l.wr'on1l row? 11. liailoy. M. A. Mzii1g1f'l', l'. lil'P1'lll: lllzirrl ruirl ,I. iiilllilQ1lI1'l'., S. llvrlz, li. llmmzly and li. ww.. Fm-rvlli. Fzmrlh pil-mrv: Ke-vpilig lln- l'r4-slum-n busy lu-- l'0l'4'lllPllPlll'il1Q1Sll'llllf' morning hy buying: Ihr-ir sq-lmol supplies, urn ll. Muswr. l . Mallern, Y. I lurlxcr, G. Bflgllllblil. and R. HI'1llllIf1ill'l'l, ln-ing: uailvil-on: nailing their turn ure: ll. CIISIQIIIO, 15.411-Iiu and Ii. llunzlml. llu'iflc'ilhilly,ll1o frvsh- nn-n who are falesnwn for Sislvr M. Aflf'lllIllil. 0.H.l ., are H. Quigley und ll. Foy. v' Q 5 4 Wait until you hmm l' v ' tus one . . fi Lum-ll period is the time for everybody to vongregate and gab for lllirly minutes. Ami these sophomores are no exception. Firsl row: L. Spangler, M. A. Buehler, C. Stanl- fer. .l. We-iss. Svrvlul row: T. Keen, R. Swarr. K. Geiger, J. Svhreder and M. M1'Ev0y. Th e econd-year tudent Yes, you can take our pic-ture and the result is four big smiles from J. Weaver, A. Young, M. Wag- ner and M. Weisser. Eagerly awaiting the most anticipated Qou d . n of the day, the final bell, are: R. Ein-helherger, C. Heisler, F. Daminger, S. Graver, S. Frauenfelter, J. Haus-k, .l. Evans, M. Floyd and J. Mefformirk. 5 5 E . . . ... .. E 1 S' The-se hright young sopho- mores are just standing outside the new press box. They are E. Kemmler, H Kirrhner, R. Joline, S Myers, M. Sabatine, J Moll, J. Rudy. M. Weaver S. Molz and M. Yvelsh. 4A bore? An utnoelut is an one-rolled unilnul hav- ing . . Biology is an 1-uptivating suhjem-t and the prisoners 7' in this pirture don't seem to mind their internment. Slamling: S. Kerck. F. Martin, ,l. Musser, R. Adams, N. Binder. Sitting: l'. Haefner, D. Mitnnall, C. Martin and J. Gulie. ilfelmrl The Catholic' Press is the sword of truth and indulging in a little duelling are IJ. Wvrhel, P. Troop, J. Kendigz, J. Wittensoldner. C. Wolf, P. Segro, V. Wenninger, M. Ulrirh and R. Wirkenheiser. V W ...W Um. .W from the Annex in Columbia llfelowl The Mystery of the NVutcr Fountain? ii No, nothing like that, but these sophomore hoyr standing in line 1-er tuinly do scent to he mightily interested und impatient to rearh the fountain, and get even at drop of unter. ll.. Io r.I C. Ritchey. ll. S4-hmitt. J. Nikoluus, P. Nik0I1lllSQ D. Rosrhel and P. Powderly in hark. llfolloml lt looks as if study periods agree with these sophs in the auditorium as they settle for an forty-live minute hattlt with the books and drow siness-that comes later. First row: 1l.ro r.l B. Sager, A. M. Sl0l'kllZlllCl'., C. W eaver. A. Svhinx ing, amd T. Horn. Svroml row: 11,10 r.l E. Wieaver. B. Keinl, E. Keen, B. Wollvert, and E. Sinopoli. WE V U x Mu M. yu--t xl .X l Q... R - , X ., , ..,. ew llfiglub Ronin 103. lillufl uitll 311 girls, is as you might sup- pose, :le-voted to typing. llly the u'inrlou'I S. Kirvh- nvr, .l. Kell.-r. l.. lJlll'l't'lllKillllll, C. Ileruri. Nl. Ernst. lllvEIll'Pl' you! M. A. Caltwllolle. l.. Butz. J. Hviss. A. Lzmzu. N. xlf'1'li6l'. L JV.. ls K NUII7 IIS IllIlIPI'l'lllSSlNPll 0 3 The yunlor Left: Coming in from lunch, the- boys must ent:-r through the boiler room. lwlle-r known as .lnlnfs room. 1Firxt row! C. Mnwrvr. U. Soucle-rs. ISM'- onll rowl T. llesvll, ll. Trier, J. Lung. 1'l'llir1l row! R. Werllel, J. Segro, R. Kipplmrn. 4Lower right? A lust minute clash to Alll!'l'l1'illl history vlass. lStep by slept l.. Emig. R. lfreiler, W. Wimer, G. Ruhl, l . Molz, C. Tymon. ll. Sul- lenllerger. 11,ower left! Tlwse juniors arf- helping to fill tlu' corridors between classes. 4CIm'Im'isP. sluriing ut six-thirty! R. Weave-r. R. Ml'llllllllllgZll, G. Painter. M. Mvfllwec. F. lVlutls-rn. YV. Trillllrlu, G. Matt. C. lJllS1'lll, S. lilt'ill'lll'l'. I ll! ws JEAN - have ab orbed lf only it had laid, might be the lament of these junior girls as they srnff through the last flakes of one ol our very light snows--we never had any other kind this winter. 1l.to r.il S. Whit- myer, J. Trier, J. Ziegler. N. Yea-lxer, M. A. Von Stettin. and ll. Wril'k9IlllPiSHf. lt's too had we rouldn't rapture the grand rush of these juniors at 3:30, so eager to get home-or a seat on the bus. You see. the buses park at the other end of the building, and the girls might get all the seats. ll. to r.b C. Bernhardt, J. Aten. G. Rettig, C. Blanken- meyer, W. Shank. and R. Svlirerk. The latest news must be exvhangedg ties must finally he tied: the last hit of home- work must be compared. Here in the hall before school, and before eight-thirty, if we keep the regulations., are: tl. to r.l R. Darrenkamp, and C. Brill, J. Nikolaus and J. Tretterg J. Kipphorn, J. Danz and E. Brandt. swf sv ,nf 5 -Q -E x' ' aw M ,, 8 L, 3 'lv 9 Q K P ,i, fi u JL! 3 f - LX N Q ll - - x ,kd 1, 2 ,Q we w XS. A SSA Nw, X5 A xi lv M..- S V mg 'wif-,F Q .,,,. MW .kWX,. X 4 '33 ww X Y Q Q , , g lx 3 QA Q : A , 4, 5 5 : X NN my ' as L ,Q 'Q -N 5 W4 25533 , P' 'inf z W7 Q5 A 7, '?' A w wwf. 0 A133 N f . ' f -V r 4 M 8,51 QM , 3 -, , , 'V ,. .f '. 'K N 'U' , AH '- N ., , 1 .,.. wwf' . - ,. am- 451, ,ag N, sg 5. f ..,. A? V ' ., M Q72 HW ,Y 3,3 45,52 A f ,al V , 2 Q Z, If X wf mfffw' ' W . r t ' 1, X32 AW A . , egg 547 21-4 , . , ff Lf f xfjz r V V i 1 ' 'V V I 5 if X 9 .4 4' WZ' 1 1- 9' y J s, .N-. O I I Q if fi? -xi a X 1 M '-QSM' gf 1' 41' D br ,gn L- FQ? 25 ,Q .,.AQ,,. qt :.L , , 1 U 'K 2' X au. 4 X f- w Q Q2- M K aww? is 1 ff 2, . 0 aw, 7 N Z, s t Y 4 -v a 0 wr 'Q i X Q I l N wi X f K' ar K ix - Y: Q 7 ig , . , 1 ,, A N. , n gazing- Awn- wuvrv .-.. wwf K Y: N R x Q A as- ,, 0' H, :X .4 , x XXM m wi! . . fgSZ:gE.. N Y N 2 A ' X 4 X X wx E X N ., A qv 4 fi eq X X FE ' ww N O- k X ar X 9 If 5 if fi ,RQ MQ If ws, N534-'W' ENEOR In their last year the enior work 1Leftl Nou, Shirley, make sure those gloves are on stageg and, Storky. let's be on the ball with those sound effects. To all the play cast this meant that Ellen Carrier was getting her proper- ties staff organized. tl.. lo r.I E. Carrier, P. Caskey, S. Braas. and E. Stork. Oh, yes- Where is that medal supposed to be now ? tfllmvet No, il's really not mass, factory production. but the senior home eronomirs 1-lass. ll.. lo r.P T. Iannone, P, l rali4-h. l'. Hagan. K. Warner. ,I. Graham, and M. Liebl turn out new additions to their wardrobe. Later they'll near them in the annual fashion shows. lYon ran see some ol' the creations, il' you turn to page 66.1 lRighH They all seem to he doing it. Do you blame them? A news Easter outfit for a levi dollars and some time. Sister Mary Agatha, lI.l.M., does the assisting. lL. to r.l A. Eder, G. Srhreder, E. Mattern, G. Brignola. R. Simet. and IP. Nlusser. .4 at Ma. tfllnovvl Quiet! Geniuses at work! Really it's a senior study period in the lah at two forty-five. ln the foreground I.. Sahatine seems most interested in P. llorhafs paper. Behind them J. Eivhelberger. J. Preparato and F. Schreiner are interested in some- thing: hut J. Whalen seems intrigued by the photog- rapher. thou-er right! On stage, everybody. That was the familiur 1-ry during the senior play. but this this group of stage hands it meant another at-t and more havkstagt' work. tl,. lo r.t ll's R. Yeager at tht- elertrit' switvhff-where else would you expert to find him? --: ll. Charles, seated and holding the book : R. Mc-Evoy. stage managerg and M. Brignola. rall 1 .gyigisg 3 4' -if Q Qf 5 5. ' s fl i ROBERT LANDAU GRAHAM 520 South Ninth Street. Columbia St. Pvter's Purish+Clee Cluh l. 2: Football 2 Tram-k 4. llerattst' of at tilistztke of the stuff. Roh:-rt Grullunt ual omitted from the senior pam-ls. Saxwff IUQ and play Looks like lun, doesn't it? 1l,. to r.t E. Bresch lin- ishes one of the magnifi- cent Christmas posters turned out hy the art de- partment under the direc- tion of Sister Maria Rose. C.I.M. P. Caskey watches E. Carrier as she debates the finishing touches to her drawing, while M. Allwein and E. Stork sketch with charcoal. Smiling R. Trees explains a chart on American Gov- ernment in one of Sister Sophie Madelinf-'s Proh- lems of Democracy class. Looking on attentively are tin fron!! l1.Huegel. lin the buck! J. Colden. F. Suess and ll. Wtllsll. Now, Betty, emphasize the fact that worship he- longs to God alone. Eddie, read it much more slowlyf. This is the familiar talk heard about the office as Sister Rita Gertrude, O.S.F., instructs some of the seniors on their radio speeches given this year for seventeen consecutive weeks on the Catholic Hour of Station WCAL. As the seniors leave MARGARET ANN ALLWEIN 43l South Prince Street Sl. Maryfs Pfzrisll----Sttltlent Library Assistant I: Glee Club l. 2, 3. 4: Catholic Action Rep- resentative 2: Rambler 3: Debating Club 3: Senior Play 4: Rosmarinn 4. LUIS ANN ARNOLD 621 St. joseph Street St. ,Ioscplfs l'11rish-Stutlent Library Assist- ant l. SHIRLEY ANN BRAAS 507 Pearl Street Sncrvrl Heart l,llfiSI'lfI'IIC6 Club l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l. 2. 3. 4: Rnlnbler 3: Rosnmrian 4: Senior Play 4. GLORIA ANN BRIGNOLA 535 West Walnut Street Sacred Henri P!l7'iSllfSIlltI6IlI Library Assist- ant lz Mission Representative l: Orchestra l. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club l. 2, 3. 4: Faculty Typist 4. MARY ANN BRIGNOLA 535 West Walnut Street Srlervfl Heart Pnrisll-Bantl l, 2: 3, 4: Ur- chestra l, 2. 3. 4: Clee Club I, 2. 3, 4: Senior Play 4. ELLEN CATHERINE CARRIER 528 Reynoltls Ave. SI. ,-1 nmfs l,fll'iSllf-fSIlllIf'I'lI Council l : Stlulent Library Assistant l: Iglllllbllv' 3: Hosnmrian 4: Senior Play 4. KATHLEEN PATRICIA CASKEY 654 West Vine Street Sr. ,losvplfs I,lIfiShfSllltICIlI Library Assist- ant I: Glee Club l. 2. 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Rurnbler 3: Faculty Typist 4: Rosrnuriurl 4: Senior Play 4. DORIS MARIE CAVANAUGH Wrightsville SI. Mury's Parish, II'rightsville-Trinitarian l. 2: Clee Club l. 2. They smg m the words of the Alma Mater DOLORES MARIE CHARLES 38 Parkside Avenue St. Anthony's Parish-Student Library Assist- ant lg Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 49 Rosmarian 4: Senior Play 4, President Cath- olic Action Society 4: Fire Squad 4: Honor Society 4. FRANCES MAE CLEMENT 321 West Lemon Street Sacred Heart Parisllftllee Club lg Littlc Flower Stamp Club l: Faculty Typist 4. CLAIRE EDWIN COLBERT 634- East King Street St. AnIl10ny's Parish. CAROLYN REGINA DROEGE 233 North Fourth Street, Columbia Holy Trinity Parish-Clee Club I, 2g Oper- etta I, 2: Trinitarian I, 2, Mission Repre- sentative 3: Rosmarian 4: Faculty Typist 4. ANNA CAROLINE EDER 77 South Pearl Street St. ,loscplfs Parislz- -Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Fac- ulty Typist 4. ANNA LINA ERNST 4-l2 Fremont Street St. ,loseplfs plITiSllfGl96 Club, l. 2, 3. 4: Ros- marian 4. PATRICIA ANN FRALICH 30 North Mary Street Sacred Heart Parish-Student Library Assist- ant l 1 Glee Club l. 2. 3, 4, Rarnblcr 4. JEAN ANTOINETTE FULCINITI 536 South Lime Street St. Mary's Parish---Orehestra l. 2, 3, 43 Rambler 33 Cheerleader 3, 4. Their love and gratitude to their school JOAN NANCY GAENZLE ll9 Old Dorwart Street SI. ,loscplfs Parish-Little Flower Stamp Club l: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Representative 3, 4: Mission Representative 4: Fire Squad 4: Student Council 4: Faculty Typist 4: Honor Society 4. JANET ESTELLE GRAB 847 Wiright Street, Columbia Holy Trinity l'nrisl1--Catholic Action Repre- sentative 4. J ERALYN LOUISE GRAHAM 520 South Ninth Street, Columbia St. Petcfs Parish-Annex Operetta I: Trini- turinn l: Student Library Assistant 2: Glee Club l, 2: Faculty Typist 4. PATRICIA ANNE HAGAN 535 East Marion Street St. Anrhony's Parish.fGlee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Student Library Assistant 1: Oratoricals 2: Student Council 3: Rambler 3, 4. MARY FRANCES HAGEN 521 East Marion Street St. .4nth0ny's Parish-Band 1, 2: Glce Club l. 2, 3, 4: Rnlnblvr 3, 4: Rosmuriun. 4. TERESA JEANETTE IANNONE 218 Wfest James Street Sacred Heart Parish-Little Flower Stamp Club l: Student Library Assistant l, 2: Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Rnnrblvr 3: Faculty Typist 4. ELIZABETH JANE KIRCHNER 503 St. Joseph Street St. ,loseplfs Parish-Little Flower Stamp Club 1: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Rambler 3: Ros- marinn 4: Student Council 4. CARLENE MARIE KOLB 629 Hebrank Street St. ,losvplfs ParishfGlee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Rambler 4. '60 Catholic High, we 42 hail thy name, MARY VIRGINIA LEWIS IO49 Lititz Avenue St. Anne's Parish-Student Library Assistant 1, 2g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Rambler 3. MARY THERESA LIEBL R. D. iil, Charles Road St. Josephis Parish-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. TERESA CARMELA LOPANE 208 West Walnut Street St. Maryis Parish-Student Library Assistant lg Glee Club lg Faculty Typist 4. MARY CATHERINE McLAUGHLIN R. D. lil, Elizabethtown St. Peter's Parish, Elizabethtown-Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. ROSE TERESA MADONNA 645 East Chestnut Street St. Anthonyfs Parish. DOLORES ANN MATHIOT Lititz R. D. 42 St. James Parish, Lititz-Clee Club I, 2g Fac- ulty Typist 4. ELIZABETH JOHANNA MATTERN 721 West Vine Street St. Joseph's Parish-Student Library Assist- ant lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Oratoricals 25 Rambler 3, Rosmarian 4. NANCY JANE MILLER 641 North Mary Street Sacred Heart Parish-Student Library Assist- ant 2g Student Council 2. Loved guardian of our youth NANCY LOUISE MILLER I53 Howard Avenue St. Mary's Parish-Mission Representative l: Library Assistant 2, 4: Glee Club l: Little Flower Stamp Club l. LUCILLE MAGDALENE MORANO 605 East Chestnut Street Sl. Anthony's Parish. M. KATHLEEN MURPHY 705 Manor Street St. ,loscplfs Parish-Student Council l. 2: Glee Club l. 2. 3. 4g Rambler 34 Cheerleader 3. 4: Rosmarian 43 Senior Play 4. DORIS MAE MUSSER 621 First Street Sacred Heart Parish-+Mission Representative l. 2g Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Catliolic Action Rep- resentative 3: Faculty Typist 4. DORIS ROMAINE MYERS 446 West King Street St. ,loscplfs Parish--Student Library Assist- ant lz Little Flower Stamp Club Ig Glee Club l. 2, 3. 4: Student Council l. 4: Rambler 3: Rosmarian 4. A. LOUISE PAINTER 205 Stevens Street St. Anmfs Parish-Clee Club 1, 2. 3, 4. HELEN MARIE PANCRAZIO 335 Ruby Street Sacred Haart Parish-Glee Club lg Student Library Assistant l. 2: Rambler 3g Faculty Typist 4. EVELYN FRANCES QUINN R. D. ii? Sl. Mary's ParishfLibrary Assistant 2g Glee Club 2g Catholic Action Representative 3g Faculty Typist 4. 0 radiant the holy flame PATRICIA CECILIA RAMPULLA 426 Manor Street St. ,losephis Parish-Faculty Typist 4. MARY CATHERINE ROEHM 636 St. joseph Street St. ,losephis Parish-Catholic Action Repre- sentative 1, 23 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Favulty Typist 4g Rosmariun 4. MARGARET ANN ROESER 212 Walnut Street, Columbia Holy Trinity Parish-Annex Operetta 1: An- nex Clee Club 1, 2g Annex Student Library Assistant 1, 2g Faculty Typist 4. ROSE ELIZABETH SCHINZING 120 North Eighth Street, Columbia Holy Trinity Parish-Annex Glee Club l, 2: Annex Operetta 2g Student Library Assistant 2g Trinitarian 23 Faculty Typist 4. GERALDINE MARIE SCHREDER 530 Lafayette Street St. ,loscfplfs Purish4Catholi0 Action Repre- sentative 13 Glee Club 1, 2: Little Flower Stamp Club 3: Faeulty Typist 4. PATRICIA ANN SEIFERT 641 New Holland Avenue St. Annffs Parisl1YStudent Library Assistant 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Rambler 43 Ros- mnrinn 43 Senior Play 4. JACQUELINE ANN SHILLOW 431 North Mulberry Street St. Mary's Parish-Mission Representative l: Glee Club 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 43 Senior Play 41 ROSE CAROLYN SIMET 627 Hebrank Street St. ,losephis Parish-Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Cheer- leader 3, 43 Rosmarian 4: Faculty Typist 4. That lights thy lamp ol truth RUTH ELAINE STEINBAECHER 827 High Street St. ,losvplfs Parish-Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Catholic Action Representative 4: Faculty Typist 4. ELIZABETH GENEVIEVE STORK 34 East Liberty Street St. Anncfs Parish-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Mission Representative 3: Rambler 3: Rosnmrinn 4: Senior Play 4. KATHLEEN MARY WARNER 358 South Third Street, Columbia Holy Trinity PHTISII-AHHCX Operetta l: Trinitarian l: Annex Clee Club 1. 2: Annex Student Library Assistant 2. ,IOANNE J. WEBER 629 St. Joseph St. Sr. ,losvplfs Parish-Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Clee Club l. 2, 3. 4. ELIZABETH ANN WILL 33 W. Roseville Rd. St. AIIHPQS l'arisl1fStudent Library Assistant l: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council l, 2. 3. 4: Rnnllllvr 3: Rosmarinn 4: Senior Play 4. SHIRLEY ,IOANNE WILLIAMS 5l7 St. ,loseph St. Sf. ,loseplfs Parish-Student Library Assist- ant l: Majorette 1, 2. 3: Clee Club l, 2. 3, 4: Orehestra l, 2. 3. 4. DORIS ADELLA YECKER 545 West Chestnut Street Suvrvd Heart Parish-Little Flower Stamp Club l, 2: Student Library Assistant 2: Clee Club 2, 3. 4. GENE MARIE YENTZER 3l3 Cherry Street, Columbia Holy Trinity Parish-Student Library Assist- ant l: Trinitarian 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Rambler 3: Rosmarian 4: Faculty Typist 4. We pledge you our lirm loyalty, 46 JANET ELAINE ZERCHER 842 Wvrigbt Street, Columbia Holy Trinity Parish-Annex Student Library Assistant 1g Trinitarian 1, 2, Annex Glee Club 1, 2: Annex Play 1, 2g Rambler 3: Stu- dent Council 4: Faculty Typist 4. ANNE FRANCES ZIEGLER 421 West Orange Street Sacred Heart Parish4Student Library Assist- ant 13 Orchestra 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Rambler 4: Rosmarian 4, Senior Play 4. .IOANNE THERESA ZIEGLER Lancaster R. D. 554, Box 118 Saint Antlwny's Parish-Little Flower Stamp Club 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ALFONSO DAVID AMICO 314 South Duke Street St. Mary's Parish-Rambler 3. JAMES RICHARD BIELMYER 525 St. Joseph Street St. ,losepffs Parish-Basketball 1. 2g Rambler 3: Rosmurian 4. RICHARD JAMES BISKING 445 East Strawberry Street St. Mnryis Parish. ROBERT DONALD BLACK 124 North Pine Street Sacred Heart Parish-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4, Track 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Vice- President 4. ALLEN GORDEN BRACKBILL Paradise, Pa. St. ,4nthony's PurishAFootball 2: Rosmarian 4 0 Alma Mater dear EDWARD ANDREW BRESCH 681 Manor Street Sl. ,loseplfs l'arishfFootball 1, 2: Track 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Mission Club 4: Rosmurian 4. JAMES ROBERT BURIE 537 West Vine Street St. ,loscplfs Parish-Projectionist Club 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Glee Club 2, 4: Rambler 3: Rosmarinn 4: Fire Squad 4: Traffic Squad 4. GEORGE JOSEPH DANCAUSE 509 Union Street, Columbia Holy Trinity Parish-Glee Club 1, 2: Trini- tarinn 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2: Football 3. NORBERT EARL DANZ 532 West Vine Street St. ,loseplfs Parish-Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: President of Student Council 4. RAYMOND EARL DARRENKAMP 717 Union Street St. ,Ioscph's l'nrishfStudent Council 1 : Cath- olic Action Representative 1. PAUL ANTHONY DOCHAT 624 St. Joseph Street St. ,Ioscplfs Parish-Rambler 3. FRANCIS JOHN DRAUDE 501 North Lime Street St. Anth0ny's Parish-Student Council 1: Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Rambler 3: Fire Squad 4. JOHN CHARLES ECKMAN 234 North Pine Street Sacred Heart Parish-Band 1F1ag Bearer? 1: Catholic Action Representative 2: Student Council 3: Fire Squad 4. Well eherlsh love and honor thee, JOHN RAYMOND EICHELBERGER 617 Lafayette Street St. ,Ioseplfs ParishfMission Representative 3, Rambler 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Senior Play 4, Rosmarian 4. ROBERT PAUL FISCHER 551 Manor Street, Columbia Holy Trinity ParishAGlee Club 3, 4g Fire Squad 4: Student Couneil 4. JOHN LEO GOLDEN 616 South l4tb Street, Columbia Holy Trinity Parishflfootball lg Glee Club 3, 4: Student Council 3. CARL LAWRENCE HILBERT 501 Poplar Street St. ,loseplfs ParishACatl1olic Action Repre- sentative lg Projectionist 2, 3: Student Li- brary Assistant 2, 33 Mission Representative 2, President 4: Rambler 3: Glee Club 3, 4g Senior Play 4: Rosmarian 4. CHRISTOPHER LEO HILGERT 245 North Second Street, Columbia Holy Trinity ParishfGlee Club 1, 2, Foot- ball 3. CHARLES JOHN HUEGEL 415 So. Wvest End Ave. Sacred Heart ParishfFootball 1, Camera Club 1, 2, Basketball 23 Stamp Club 21 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. GEORGE GARY KIRCHNER 828 Fremont Street St. Joseplfs Parish-Band 1: Projeetionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Library Assistant 2, 3g Ora- toricals 2: Rambler 3: Rosmarian 4, Senior Play 4. RICHARD FRANCIS KIRCHNER 505 St. Joseph Street St. ,loseplfs Parish-Student Library Assist- ant 23 Rambler 3: Senior Play 4g Mission Representative 4: Rosmarian 4. And thy great name revere ROBERT HENRY KRUSHINSKY AW 4-52 Poplar Street St. .loseplfs Parish-Football lg Band 2: Pro- jectionist 2. ANDREW GEORGE KUBALA 238 West Strawberry Street St. M11ry's Parish-Mission Representative l: Student Council 2: Fire Squad 4. CHARLES WILLIAM LILLEY 34 South Third Street, Columbia Holy Trinity Parish-Annex Glee Club l. 2g Football l. 2g Trinitariun l, 2. LAURENCE WILLIAM McALLISTER Leola, Pa. St. .4ntl1ony's Pnrislr. THOMAS DANIEL McCARTY 649 Chestnut Street, Columbia Holy Trinity Pnrisl1AFootball lg Clee Club l. 2: Trinitnrian l. 2. ROBERT MAURICE McEVOY 557 South Queen Street St. Mnry's Parish-Catholic Action Repre- sentative l: Rosmurian 45 Senior Play 4. ROBERT ELWOOD MUSSER 231 Coral Street Sacred Heart Parish-Football lg Basketball 2: Band 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 4. RONALD JAMES NIKOLAUS 316 Union Street. Columbia Holy Trinily Parish-Trinitarian l, 2g Clee 1 Club I. 2, 3. 45 Track 3, 4g Football 4. 1 49 For, 6'Gratitude is essentially I O T FRANCIS ANTONIO PALUMBO 18 West James Street St. Mary,s Parish-Catholic Action Repre- sentative 2g Rambler 3g Rosmarian 4g Glee Club 43 Senior Play 4. ARMAND GEORGE PAQUIN 437 East Strawberry Street St. Mary's Parish-Track 3g Rambler 3g Glee Club 3, 43 Rosmarian 4. DONALD JOSEPH PHELAN 838 4th Street Sacred Heart Parish-Football lg Glee Club 3, 4. JOSEPH RICHARD PREPERATO Crest Avenue R. D. il'4 ant 2g Catholic Action Representative 3. MICHAEL PATRICK REUSING 744 East Chestnut Street ball 2, 3, 4. JAMES FRANCIS ROESER 334 Perry Street, Columbia Rambler 3. RICHARD ASTON ROESER 144 North Third Street, Columbia Holy Trinity Parish-Annex Glee Club I, 2 PAUL EUGENE RUDY 833 Prangley Avenue s Sacred Heart Parish-Student Council 2, 3 l Glee Club 3g Football 2, 3, 4. 50 St. Anthony's ParishfStudent Library Assist- St. Anthony's Parish-Football I, 2g Basket- Holy Trinity Parish-Annex Glee Club l, 2g A matter of gustlce LEWIS LEONARD SABATINE l005 Helen Avenue SI. Amw's Pflrislt-Rosmllriun 43 Fire Squad 4. ROBERT SCHEID 617 High Street St. ,losvplfs Parishw-Catholic Action Repre- sentative l, 4g Football 2, 3. CHARLES F. SCHLEGELMILCH JR. 511 Third Street St. ,losvph's Parish-Band l, 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 33 Projeetionist l, 2, 3, 4. FRANK MICHAEL SCHREINER 25 South Prince Street St. ,losvphis IIIITIJSII-fJl'1'll0SII'il l, 23 Ros- muriun 4: Projevtionist 4. EDWIN JOSEPH SCHULZ 202 Vifest Strawberry Street St. ,Iosvplfs Parish-Football 23 Clee Club 43 Fire Squad 4. CARL JOHN SCHWEIGER 464 New Dorwart Street St. ,Iosvplfs l'urish-Basketball lg Projec- tionist l, 2: Track 3g Football 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 4. JESSE GILBERT SHANK 459 West Vine Street St. ,Iosvplfs Parish-Projectionist lg Track 2, Football 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4g Fire Squad 43 Rosmarian 4g Glee Club 4, Traffic Squad 4. ALFRED JOSEPH SMITH JR. Lititz R. D. 5454 St. Jam:-s 1,lIfiSl1-PI'Oj6l Ii0IliSI 2, 3, 45 Fire Squad 4. A debt we owe for benefits DONALD FRANCIS SMITH Third and Perry Streets, Columbia Holy Trinity Parish-Orchestra 1, Annex Clee Club 1, 2. CHARLES PETER SMITH 208 South Fifth Street, Columbia Holy Trinity Parish-Annex Orchestra 1, 2g Annex Glee Club 1, 2. THOMAS JOSEPH SOUDERS 622 Manor Street St. ,loseph's Parish-Student Council 13 Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Fire Squad 4, Traffic Squad 4. FREDERICK FRANK SUESS 118 North Pine Street Sacred Heart Parish-Photography Club 1, 2g Rambler 1, 2, 3, 4, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4g Rosmnrian 42, Honor Society President 4. JAMES MARTIN THOMPSON 38 East Filbert Street St. Josephis Parish-HBasketba1l 13 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Turkey Raffle Chairman 4. ROBERT LAWRENCE TREES 331 West Lemon Street Sacred Heart Parish-Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 43 Fire Squad 4. CHARLES FREDERICK WEAVER Columbia R. D. 1791 Holy Trinity Parish-Annex Orchestra 1, 2g Annex Glee Club 1, 2. RICHARD FRANCIS WEAVER 450 Cherry Street, Columbia Holy Trinity Parish-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Foot ball 3, 4, Student Council 4. Bestowed upon us without claim or merit. DONALD WARREN WELSH 120 New Dorwart Street St. Joseplfs Parish-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Catholic Action Representative 4. JEROME PAUL WHALEN 240 East Ross Street St. Annffs Parish-Student Library Assistant 1, 2, Catholic Action Representative 1, 2, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, Oratoricals 1, 2, 3, 4, Rambler Editor 3, Student Council 3, 4, Ros- marian Editor 4, Senior Play 4.' JAMES WILLIAM WICKENHEISER 643 South Queen Street St. Mury's Parish-Track 2, 3, 4, Mission Representative 3, Football 3, 4, Rosmarian 4. ROBERT SHELTON WIEGAND 319 South Lime Street St. Anthony's Parish-Student Council 1, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Rambler 3, Fire Squad 4, Oratoricals 4. RICHARD JAMES YEAGER Band 1, 2, 3, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Rambler 3, Football 4, Senior Play 4, Ros- marian 4. MARTIN GEORGE YOUNG Lancaster R. D. 42 Sacred Heart Parish. RONALD ZANGARI 521 East Chestnut Street St. Anthonyfs Parish-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Track 4, Senior Play 4. AUGUSTINE HENRY ZIMMERMAN Millersville R. D. Jil, Box 73 St. Josvphis Parish-Little Flower Stamp Club 1: Mission Representative 1, 2, 4. M5 Maisie yan we wid Nav-.q,h -nnudiikw E R M x S ff? 1 r .W gg N 5 ,X ' ' K f '4Zg,4gE 5:,g ff' K iw mx 2 Q X X fly-- Catholic Action and Mission Societies Student Council and Honor Society Retreat May Procession Senior Play The Rambler Rosmarian Fashion Show Spring Musicale Junior-Senior Prom ACT 57 59 60 64 68 TIE From tlw fullness of our plenty 5 9 We give to God poor At Catholic Hi--In our Catholic Action Qocicty and out M' ' S ' ' g , , . -' ' ' lsslon ociety, inspired by Sister M. Blaise, 0.S.F., have always heen most active in their giving to Christ through the poor. This year in addition to collecting old. clean muslin for bandages to be sent to the Sacred Heart Free Home for lncurahle Cancer in Philadelphia. the Catholic Action Society at the suggestion of Dolores Charles. President, collected canned goods for a poor family in one of our parishes. IC lvllssloll boclety . on the other hand, with Carl Hilbert as president, sends its offerings to the diocesan office for the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. In the year l9-1-9-1950 we were in t.he lead of the diocesan high school. Out of the fullness of our plenty we give, grateful that we may do so. -'V' 'W lt's Catholic Action on the march as these juniors and seniors so ably show. D. Welsh puts some of his muscle into lift- ing a box which apparently con- tains soap powder but is actually canned goods. S. Whitnlyer helps D. Charles pack another box with jars and cans of food. R. Darrenkamp and H. Wagner tend to the produce end of the drive. All the food that was col- lected was shipped to a needy family in Lancaster. Fill their pockets , was the slogan adopted by the Chi- nese Missions and from the looks of things these fresh- gfwf men are doing just that. lL. to r.l B. Braungard is doing the collecting while D. Mus- ser waits his turn to help fill their pockets. lf :tical .wg ek X y sfwhisf Y' f NN ,ij Mr .gxlm 'I iso - it-:::'x'x'.n lf: H 4 1381- , wa, - .. - V 'NWW1-Xrg.. i4..?'f1X iff ' XV.. -,Lb ,g.:X:.-lim., .Ya 'fx ' - Q -- ' A N.: .-Q '24 vw F31 53555: .F1f:.x'..k-mam .a xx.. H383 .. M - f. N - xl x f .. -wi my . . ' 'M A 5- Q Q.: -. fb. xh - f .1 . f 2frfg5qg..fXisP' X . .A K .S i as.. if SM I N . . N an ' Q W 0 -3 iff, X g , ,A ' s. , W . f l A X 'E Q .. ' MSM 1 A ' ' H ,.,., P - . id .f la g -92-2 33 K I I XX 1-55 Q . 4 A? 31 . . Q ' ' : Nixaff 1' 4 .w g , ,L ' QF -- ' i Y f ' fifff '-ffgii' 5 ' ..., Lxlfm- 5... . . - . -' .5 ., ws. . N 15 K, ' Wai.. Q.. ws Jgtze 'w A - ' f ' f. -, Qgvwf- 1582 2 During the days We pra Mass on the vlosing clay ol Rf-- trvat. Father Dougherty vla- vates the rhalire after the Const'- rration of tlw Mass. Thr' altar boys are Slilllllvl Paonf- antl Franvis Svliohvr. this your thc' annual llvtrval was held during thf' lirst thu-vc :lays ol' Holy Wvok. 'l'o c'omlum'l it. Father sevurecl thc' Hoy. Francis Nlignot. chaplain of the Paradiso Protevtory. Ahhotstown. aml the Hov. Louis Dougherty, assistant pastor of St. ,losvplfs Church in Shamokin. Each rlay we we-rv privilvgml to have' Mass in our auditorium. anfl a holy hour at St. Al'lI'll'n5'f'l0 pray anal to think, to ser' oursvlvc-s as wc' really arv. Al- lhough thc- Rotrvat vlosml with thc' Papal honvmlit-tion on Wealnffselay morning. the gooll rc-solutions it inspirml will vlosv, wo fervently hope. only with otornity. llc- Missa 1-'sl The students prepare for auotln-r :lay ol pray:-r aml mvrlitatiun. 1lf1'lou'l 'l'h4' Rl'lI'1'2ll is ovvr. lu tlu' halls the- stutle-nls m-mul about tlu- lwvx privstly lriz-mls they have maflv. IL. lo r.I Martin Young, Allwrt Smith, lfallu-r Nlignot, Roh- :-rt S1-ht-id, Edu ard Bn-svh, Mary Lit-bl, l'ranres Llvliiellt, lull:-n l.iiI'l'l8I', Path:-r llouglwrty, T. l.opane- and R. Sinwt. of retreat In the month of May We till pra -for peace 'llhis year as Communists all over the worltl were holmling their annual lVlay Day proeessions. we at Catholie High were showing ollr gratitutle to Coil anal Mary for the peaee we tlo enjoy, antl were lregging their intereession for a great worlcl-witle peaee. Hymns to lllary. the eonse- eration ol the sttule-nts to her. a magniheent talk on Mary. our Mother. hy Father Britly ol' St. Josephis. marketl our eelelnration. when the eeremonies in the auditorium were over. some of the senior lmoys earrietl the flower- erownesl statue to the niehe in the front hall where it stootl for the entire month. lflaeh seetion took its turn to lreautify the shrine, while the seetions reeitetl the ros- ary in the morning during the homeroom periorl. whieh was lengthened to permit this honor. se f l l tflbovel .lerome Wlialeii and Carl Hilhert plan-e Our l.ady in the front hall where she will he honored throughout May. tffelolel Shirley llraas, tllll' May Queen. who will later-1-1-mviitlw stalue ol Our liatly. is HllI'I'0llIl4lt'tl luv her eourt, dressed in gowns of pastel shades. tI irsI row! E. Kirelmer, ll. Charles. R. Sehiuz- ing, .l. tlaenzle, klllll Nl. lVlel.aughlin. erown hearer. tSeeomI rozel R. Sleinlraeeher. Shirley tmllrorel Asslstetl hy Mary Mt'I1ElllQ1ll- lin. Shirley erowns Our Lady. and gives her our hearts, the only flowers that will liloom for H9UN'0I1.S May . ' N94 V me-M 'a'lS.. 'ml .l. Ziegler. in dv-'sv f..7.w 1 of W . W 2 tg' 'M' 'QF i 2. .X X . . ' . X F e . , -wr 5 fi:-fr f - T 'iif F4-fs . X i 'ri' ve X'i5i -' 1.'.'3if. :31rEs,:f.l'f',f I5.N2 'iiiifio ' , Cb x fi Under Sister Miriamfs direction The enior pre ent 0 E-PU CH JUDY llielowi ls it all right? inquires Nibs fRonald Zangariy, who, having persuaded unsuspecting Francis Xavier fRichard Kirchner! to steal the gold medal to be awarded the Champ , is now trying to evade the police. lBolton1 leftl 'fflet the smelling salts, Olhcer Mulligan Llohn Eichelbergerl orders .ludy Houlihan 1Carlene Kolbl, who has just knocked out the City Boxing Champion, Simon Lorimor lffarl Hilbertt. With this year's presentation, the senior play has reached new heights. The cast per- formed for four consecutive nights. each time before an enthusiastic audience. In addition to this success came the invitation from Millersville State Teacherls College to participate in Student Drama Night, which the cast readily accepted. Experience and extra knowledge were acquired in the form ofa warning directed against 4' breaking the asthetic distance il. Still more praise fol- lowed as a result of a short preview which was enacted before the WGAL television cameras. Indeed, under the able direction of Sister Miriam, C. S. C., the senior play has truly climbed the ladder and reached the success intended for it. But this glory belongs not only to the cast but also to those back-stage who worked hard to make the play successful: Assistant to the Director .. . .... Patricia Sullivan Stage Managers .......... . . . Robert McEvoy Francis Palumbo Electrician .... ......... R ichard Yeager Sound ..... ....... B etty Stork, Betty Will Properties . .. .... Shirley Braas, Ellen Carrier Patricia Caskey Book held by ....... Dolores Charles, Ann Ziegler Call Girl ...... ............. M ary lirignola House Lights .... . . . llatricia Seifert Transportation .... .. Robert Scheid John Lutz Lfllaove lofi! Wake np, Franris Xavier, please. l difin'l me-an il. plvads Simon liiarl Hilhf-rt! as he tries franti- rally to re-vive I . X. is hom he has mistake-nly lill01'lit'tl ont.. uhilf- Billy. lhe- rn-l'eree- 4.lvrry Soudersb, starts lln- 1-onnl. lliollom lvfli A-l'll00-00l says Mr. Hathaway 1,14-ronw w'llill1'lll. as he malufs his last ingenious and impromptu slu-ew-ll. xshirh al the same time unrovers the stolen medal: uhilf- Judy, Moviv Quevn Johanna Jordan ljavquelyn Shillosx P, anml Oliiwlr Mulligan Llohn Eivhellwrgerl look on in illIlllZl'?llH'lli. 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'dow' To Climax o To Star ln Romberg lust nuke for three beats, Te you walk by the auditorium any all morning at activity period. these spun notes and, in some instances, weir h are a sure sign that the Spring Mt Any member of the Music Deparin hm yearis diffirult sr-'lectiuns have he 5. the cnnmiert is lquund to -:urpzxss Grace, C.l.M., has tht- orrhvxftra as Ulnvltatiori tn the Dauireu lS VVf7l'kll'lK C HHH ' hard OU Sllfh .. Cl 5 U Kentucky Marchu and Dry f'e1t,lmlit- Htglfs lnw ! 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The typists play an big part in the produrtion of The Rarrilrleru. Wllile Curlem- Kolb types. Pat- triria Spangler and Elizuhvth Mus:-wr 1-heck the spuros l1!'Q'IIt'd to he lille-d. Each year The Rambler se-mls representatives to Villanova for the annual meeting ol' the Cath- olir Press Assoriution. Here- ,lohn Lutz, Rosa Rosa, Catharine Hughes and Jen- Gabriel rr-reive their tirlu-ts from Sistvr Maury Angels, ll.S.ll. Jroduce THE RAMBLERH Being on Tim R!llllIllf'T', staff moans more than writing, typing and readingg without our own room. too. It moans paying for the paper, too. To do that this year. the staff sponsored four dam-Os. the most outstanding of which was the Birthday Ball that markvd the coming of age of our Rossmcrc' huilding. At it Rose Marie Brill was crowned Miss Hamlrlerw. The final dance-, held at thc- vnd of May, honored Uur Blessed Lady, and followed tht' plans drawn up hy the Reverend Daniel A. Lord, SJ., national moderator of the Sodality. Biggest Change of this year was the intro- duvtion of the column 6'Know Your Town . written hy 'llhomas Dost-h. Com- piling the material for this necessitated his visiting the CllUlllllPl' of COIIIIIIPITP, the Historical Society and the Stock Yards. 'l'homas enjoyed doing it: we vnjoyvd reading it. All in all, we are vonfidmit that the l950- l95l Rambler will win again the All Catholic award from tho Catholic' Pre-ss Association. Illpper right! Catharine Hughes, editor of The Rambler tat-ks up the poster for the first danve of the season. Thr' devoraling rommittet- for The Rurnblvf' prepare to beautify the gym for their first dance. the Autumn Whirl. Clorkwise: Thomas Iles:-li. Janice Caskey, Richard l enrel, George Painter. Margaret Nt'hfll1lll, Gloria Sllllt'fllN l','Zf'l', Mar- garvt Hnglvrl. 1 lVly7,Q UA Ii' NOV, 18 ci? -I ...- The 1-urtain swayed to and frog the student body waited Their majesties, King Clyde Butz and Queen breathlessly. Wllalt was happening? Then they saw. It Audrey Keller, are attended by their 4-ourt: was only Gerald Fulmer taking the pivture of the elevation Ellen Caskey, Hilda lireit, .lean Nix-hlaus, and at the Maas Iduring Retre-atb. Working with Sister M. Campion, CSC, The tudent Now if we put the idents for the Juniors here, says Wl1o has the New Holland ad? asks Shirley liraas, busi- .lere Whalen, editor of the ROSMARTAN, as he dis- ness manager, of three of her assistants: Richard lkirvhner, russes vopy with Gary Kirehner and Kathleen Elizabeth Mattern, and .lames Wit'kenheiser. Murphy. Hs. 31 .4-'ws 5 .,,,.,g .,.v .MJ E .ludy Sc-attergood. as the ROSMARIAN spon- sored the Mardi Gras. the biggest informal flaltwv of the year. After a fruitful trip to Villanova for thv Catholic Press Conferenre, these four tm-ntlrors of the- stuff almost fall down the steps of the- station with xx vari- ness: Elizabeth Will, assistant e-ditor: .lt-ronw Whalen, editor: Francis Pulunilro. and llolorvs Charles. publi h the R0 MARIA The-so Illl't't' hoys hold the 1'Xil'il light for the professional photog- ruplwr of this hook: Louis Salm- tine., Frank Shreiner, und luguint JRUIIPS XX'Yil'kPlllltFiSCl'. Q l'lHl1'i8lli typists ure ll TIIIIISIM for at yvzlrhook. tln fronlt llolorn-s Lharles and lzlizahetli Kirchner, tin Imvlft Un-iw Y1-ntzvr. Annu lflrnst and Dolores Myers type at variety of things. 5 ww? di play Ia hion llfighll What every girl dreams of--to he as beautifull a lrride as Louise Painter in filmy white dotted Swiss, to have u wonderful bridesmaid like Mary Brignola, and sweet Patty Sullivan for il Hover girl in their hlending lavender and green dotted Swish gonna. llfollom righlr Tllia hmiling trio proves what needle amd thread 1-an do us they model the goxsns they made for the prom. The attravtive models are Regina Rohhins in her gown of aqua net. Carolyn Rivkert in a white taffeta gown with nmlvhing 4-nplel. and .lean Cable showing the full lufletu skirt of her nlelon-volored evening dress. llfelozrr Mary lfram-ef Hagen, looking like a million dollars in her Fifth Avenue N of red and hlurk checked guhurdine with white linen yoke und 1-lllff. if ull het for meeting that vertuin fonn-one. l.lI.l..l.H YW, , ,, . r x x Q, ,,, X lie 1 far l J I X 5 A Y fs Q'i' 'N 5, Ylji, ' if ltgxx ul 9 M. .QM QONDQELQ 'fa 35 ya Bn' if Auswf gs ' Y ,f fw Y if is M'-fa. as ,f X 92? ,xx 91 S ? 1 N 1' . 1 9' Cf, A ,ny ,xr xl- me potlight tlfppvr right! John liivltvl- he-rgvr te-anlecl up with l,nis Butz ' 1 the finale they as they sang n familiar Viliat from The Merry Wlirlowu. ln the finale' John also sang a solo for the tillv 'le' earlier he had IIIIIPQ nhl , , leant:-tl with Christian Banzhnf in Maxim's from the- sztnw M-ora-. llfigllll Displaying tht-ir rlzlinty parasols. which were most attrartive dur- ing the final Girls. girls girls-'. arv Elizabeth Kirt-hnvl: llnris Myers :tml .-Knmt Ernst. llot the liirtlf' the Ulm' lfluh llfolmrr ' ' . . .l0iYlf'fl the Orvhestra in selections- from Le-har's Thf- Merry wlidlilk To aulrl at rlifft-re-nt tourlt. at serlinn ol' the Ulf-0 lllnh rarrivrl floswt'-laflvn parusnls, nllilr all the girls now tiny' llms er hats. ' 135.7 i Ifrhifi ,Z ' 1- A z , ,Q ffl' M ix -' vw ,r A1 if 5 -lr A if 9 ' .. F995 .y nr 5 ws 1 S Aa N1 3 3N2v:1sfANl?- 'FX ,J rffvi , tflbovvt It rould he the glow of fairy lantern, but l'm afrairl it's only il flush- light. ln fart., John Lutz, the Wall hoy on the right is amazed that it lights. Moving from him around to the left, me see: Mary Fl'lll'll't'S Hungvn, Rohm-rl Mattern. .lanive Caskey, and Thomas Desc-h. tlfpper left! lt's no pumpkin roach, but it run varry one to ellrllzllitllwllt. Patricia Caskey 2-miles in antivipation as Charles Lilly helps her out of the var. theft! Thvy rvally lwlivvv it's f'IH'llillll1'll. apparently. llonaltl Atlklllli he-lps Fllizalwth Kirvhnvr off with her wrap as they stop into tht- e'm-llunloll gzurflvn. lI,1m'vr Iofib The- em-hantlnent lwginf to work. La-tl sm- now, I have the tiflh danve with .... M Robert Svheid and Annu Ziegler arrungf- thvil' llllll4't' rurtlf with Ceruldinv Gans and Charles S1-hlegelmilch. HW, W., -1 4' -as ,.Af.,.s 5 7 , ...ae-.M A moonlight garden provides 0ne enchanted evening lUpper right! The final dance of this wonderful evening comes at last and Riu-hard Yeager and Shirley Hraas gaze wistfully into spare as the 0l'l'll0Sll'il tunes After Graduation llayv. lflightt Another is ay to enjoy the hirdhath! Rirhard Kirchner and Dolores Mathiot sip a voke over a cool, bubbling fountain , the venterpiere of the garden. ll,o1t'er right? A penny for the fountain promises a pleasant eve- ning to the danrers: Eleanor keen, Edward llresrh, Elizabeth Stork and Cary Kirchner. The good fairies in this enchanted garden, the chap- erones: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph De Fran:-0. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Karl, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kruis. N A nd! Football Basketball Track P0:RT Aftvr u svnson of lmrll work. The football team mlfvluu-r Kim' lfnollrall has arrive-d. and vroxsdf mul' into Rossnlere- lfivlfl fur the 0 ur-nin ' U2llllt'. II. Hlu-Us-I, uns- of lar! A 2- 1 L F ,- yr-ar s Q1l'H1Ill2llt5h. ln-aah lllf- lhrnngs tlllwrllgzh the gates. ilfolloml Foollball on a big-limo basis! A new press box was erevlefl last Sllllllllt'l' in order lo ill'1'0IIllll0llllll' Im-al sport? xsrilers and Radio Station WLAN-VM, whiq-h lwmlflrasis all home games. Reservvd se-als xx 1-rv also initials-fl this year and proved In be- a lrig: Sll4'1'4 hS. . 1 WUli 1 E 'l 135. uZASY:'l-11 l' 'Y open the sea on Acclaimed hy sporlswriters as the best football team in the history of Catholic High School., our Crusaders finished the 1950 football season by cli nching the Diocesan championship. Sporting an eight-win, one-loss and one-tie season, the Karlkids opened their campaign against Columbia High School and decisively walloped the Crimson Tide by a twenty-seven-to-nothing score. Next the Crusaders journeyed to Mt. Carmel and breezed through that encounter by a 3l-l3 score. Carlisle llielowl Mirage? 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All in all. thc Crusade-rs tid a total ol' 22l points against a ' opponcnts'-Y-'all ol' on hoax 1 ' for thcir ' lchaiupi - total ol llo which adds up to a Dltlttmll ship foot un at l.ancastcr Catholic lligh School. lmll le. 1.-lborvb tio-captains ll. Wt-Isl: and R. lilac watch while oflicialf at lmhauou loss coin for tha kick-oil. This naw thc gillllt' that nladc in chaun pionf. llff'l0ll'l 'l'. Soudcrf hrcakw into thc clcar 4 taking l :-nccl paw: R. 'l're-cp, No. t1!.llm-xt an lu x unidcntiliahlc Lchanon playcr. hlock on 1 X 'ix Z Aw .Al ext J if Ky 3 Cf' sa 3 R Q, ' , fn A Nups llanz takes jump hall from op- ponent and taps to Ducky Welsh, who lips in for a lay-up shot in game with Xork. Tom Souders gives ,lerc Whalen a lesson or two in the art of jump shooting. Tom's det-eptiveness and versatility made him an vilunhle u o team and end The 1950-51 season was perhaps the most suc- cessful basketball season in the history of Lan- caster Catholic High School. After dropping the first game of the season, the Crusaders had a thirteen-game winning streak on the books. This was broken, however, in a game with Co- lumbia, the very team the streak had started with. The biggest upset of the season hap- pened when the Crusaders traveled to Reading Central and defeated them, 48-44. Perhaps the most exciting game of the season was the second game between Harrisburg Catholic and Lancaster Catholic. The Crusaders lost by a 50-48 score, the two-point difference being scored in the last remaining seconds of the game. Harrisburg went on to win the League championship after winning a play-OH' game with Lancaster. The Crusaders ended the season with a 17-5 record. Then the big surprise came. The Crusaders The first lI,H.S. basketball team ever to participate in a post-season tourna ment, although they won only one game, these Crusaders broke three records and carried back two trophies. lBack row. l. to r.P Manager Richard Yeager N. Danz, F. Molz. D. Welsh, R. Trees, R. Fencel, Coach K. Karl. lFirsl row 1.10 r.t T. Souders, R. Zangari, C. Painter, J. Wagner, M. Reusing. X its U i , M,a 5. V eggs, tw Y-I Er! , .4 kiss. f 'vffn ,gigs Q . ,ss ' g I M,,,Q-gin 4 5 f Q E -.. .P+ ...mf .lil , .W fr. aff? U gloriously were invited to play in the Newport. Rhode Island. Tourney. Although they tiitillit win the tourney ehampiouship. they set a new ree- ord. 78 points. the most points scored in one game. Here Nups Danz averaged 23 points a QLLIIIN' to win a herth onthe All-star team --f- -and a small silver haskethall. Here Ducky Welsh won the trophy for foul shooting, making seventeen out of twenty. He also broke a ree- ord for two hours. For thirteen years it had remained 30 points: for two hours Wfelsh held it for 33 points hefore it was hroken hy a hoy from New York. Welsh and Danz made the League All-star team. Ducky ruptured the scoring title with I50 points in league competition with a fifteen- poiut-per-game average. Yes. this was un 'loutstamlingf' season for haskethall at CHS. Josrzvu wil-IISS, IZA ... N Robert Trees was our regular lirst-string: forts ard on the squad. This year Koh saved nlany il gains with his last se-rond-hook shots. 'xlltilllvl' sllswe-ssl'l1l Filllllliliglll was l'0IllllIf'll'li by tha- l.an1'aster Catholic' Junior Yarsity. llfirl I'lIIl'. I. lo r.I .l. Fritz. manager, J. Mustard. S. Kerr-k. R. Musser.. .l. H:-lurk, and I.. Haefner, man anger. llfurlf row. I. lu r.t tloau-h Kruis. J. He-mmlt-r, tl. Manu. .l. Evans. li. Conway. J. Molz. I Mt-tlarty. and C. Slauffer. X Last but not least lFar leftl Ducky Welsh again covers himself with glory. In our first meet of the sea- son with Columbia, his discus was twenty feet ahead of any others. 1Upper leftl Robert Blavk is the up and comingn man of the travk team. Here he goes over at Columbia in 1951. 1Lower leftl A record is breaking. Here at the Co- lumbia meet, Franklyn Gross ran the mile and broke all former rerords. 0ur track team break record tllelowl Even as a sophomore Franklyn Gross was winning the mile far ahead of vompetitors. Here is the last few feet of the Columbia meet in 1950. 'l -' ' N . if iBelowl Carl Bair as a freshman won the 220 yard dash at Columbia in 1950. PAH The N51 track team poses. lFirs1rou-I E. Kirchner. R. Black. I . Gross. R. Nichlaus. ll. Graham. R. lfencel. lSecond row? Assistant Coach Eugene Kruis, R. Wiegantl. H. Trees. .l. xVi1'lx1'lllH'lS4'l', N. llanz. ll. Welsh. Head Coach Kenneth Karl. If you were to look out on the liclfl after school. you wouhl sec the track team practicing vvry harsl. Aftcr many weeks of practicing they were really to meet their opponents. They provctl this hy defeat- ing the Columbia High trackers hy a 8016 to 3615 score in the first meet of tho season. Un Wednestlay evening, May 2. memhers of the team traveled to Hanover. where they competed in the Sonny Shepherml Memorial Relay Meet. Frank Gross. Catholic's outstanding IIlllC'l'. set a new recornl in the mile run. Frankie ran the mile course in -I-:-14.2. This hetteroal tho ohl recortl hy 5.7 secomls. The Crusaders faced a very tough schedule the rost ofthe season. Un M ay 27. they travellcsl to Reading where they competeul in the state meet. ,l0SlCI'll D. Wt-Zlss IZA lfranltlyn Gross. uho hrolw the record at llan- over. at a meet in which txsellty-three schools. puh- lic and Catholic. partici- In Columbia Nups llanz and lioh Trees non lirst place. At thi- patefl. Sunny Shepherd Relays in Hanover they came in second in il eontest with three other Catholic schools. ln the first tmo meets of the season no one could loueh Carl llair in the 220 yard flash. 5 K. it vi 8 'Y Nj' To God in the first place we owe gratitude and Mrs. George F. Ziegler Miss Anna Sl Miss Shirley Mrs. H. G. Welsh and Mrs. and to every iellowman ho ha done u a favor to our PARENTS our loving gratitude e 0 n Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sabatine Mr. and Mrs. James L. Shillow. Sr. Mrs. Gladys Scheid Mr. and Mrs. George Schreder Mr. and Mrs. Pins Schreiner Mr. and Mrs. John Schinzing Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schulz Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schweiger Mr. and Mrs. George Seifert Mr. and Mrs. David N. Shank Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Smith Mrs. Helen N. Smith Mrs. John Smith Mrs. Chester Souders Mrs. Charles F. Schlsgelmilch, Sr Mrs. Paul Steinbaecher Mrs . Charles F. Stork Mr. and Mrs. Fred Suess Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Trees Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weaver Mr. and Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Weaver Mrs. Albert C. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wiegand Mr. and Mrs. William Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Whalen Mrs. Robert B. Wiekenheiser. Sr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Will and Mrs. Henry J. Yeager Mrs. Ida M. Yecker Mr. Joseph W. Yentzer Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Young Mrs. D. Zangari Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Zerrher Mr. Mr. Lawrence C. Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Zimmerman . n Miss Mary Schinziug Mr. M. A. Schmalhofer Mr. and Mrs. Mat Sehmalholrr Mr. and Mrs. William Schmitt Mr. alld Mrs. Charles P. Srhreek Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Segro Mrs. R. H. Sides Sister Miriam Miss Elizabeth Smith iyrler Miss Esther Souders Mrs. Helen Spangler Mrs. John D. Spangler Mr. and Mrs. William Springer Emil E. Strosser, Jr. Miss Joan Stoner Student Council Mr. and Mrs. John P. Stumpf Miss Patricia Sullivan Mr. Mr. William and Mrs. Robert Sulrr Mr. and Mrs. John P. Allwein Mr. and Mrs. George Kirchner Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Amico Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kirchner Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kirchner Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bielmyer Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Kolb Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bisking Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krushinsky Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Black Mr. and Mrs. John Kubala Mr. and Mrs. William C. Braas, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Allred 0. Kurkowski Mrs. Allen Brackbill Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Bresch Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Liebl Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Brignola Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lilley Mr. John G. Burie Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lopane Mr. and Mrs. John M. Carrier, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Madonna Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Caskey Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Mattern Mr. James M. Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McAllister Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Charles Mr. and Mrs. T. H. McCarty Mr. alld Mrs. Frank Clement Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. McEvoy Mr. and Mrs. William E. Colbert Mr. and Mrs. James McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Danz Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. George Dancause Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Mr. and Mrs. George Darrenkamp Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murano Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Dochat Mrs. Mary K. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Draude Mr. and Mrs. Elias Musser Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Droege Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Musser Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L. Eckman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myers Mr. and Mrs. Louis Eder Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Neiss Mr. and Mrs. John H. Eichelberger Mr. and Mrs. William Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. William Ernst Mrs. George Painter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Palumbo Mrs. Helen M. Fralich Mr. and Mrs. F. Pancrazio Mr. and Mrs. James Fnlginiti Mr. and Mrs. Armand Paquin Mrs. Ethel Gaenzle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Golden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Preperalo Mr. and Mrs. George Grab Mr. and Mrs. Harry Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rampulla Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Hagan Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Reusing Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Hagen Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Roehm Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Hilbert Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roeser Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hilgert Mr. Edward Roeser Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Huegel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roeser Mr. and Mrs. George lannone Mr. and Mrs. William Rudy s to our FRIENDS our sincere thanks . Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Albright Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. 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Ziegler Section 2D Boys Section 2D Girls Section 3A Section 3B Section 3C and to all a prayerful remembrance. 1 Congm fulafions 6145: of '51 Studio Portrait Glamour Full Length Fashion Stuclio Formals Story Telling Candids Wedding Portraits long and Zami Studia ll-3 N. Prince Street Lancaster, Pa 90 Compliments of Carbon Malleable Castings Company Fine Furniture Since 1894 0BLENDER'S ' 37-43 S. Queen St. Lancaster, Perma. 91 Section 1-C Fon APPOINTMENT PHONE: 8185 The Audre Anne BEAUTY SALON Expert Permanent Waving and Hair Shaping Helen Spangler 819 Columbia Ave Owner Lancaster, Pa. CAMP MERRYELANDE FOR GIRLS Conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross ST. GEORGE'S ISLAND, MARYLAND Dial 5485 B E R M E L JAMES W. BELL Your Hatter DRY CLEANING DYING and F urriet Cor. Filbert and Lafayette Streets Lancaster, Pa. 15 West King Street Go1dbach's Flower Shop Best Wishes To The Class oi 1950 Y Y, ' HUTZ SIGN C01 Lancaster, Pennsylvania HARRY R. BITZER Nash Sales and Service 720 N. Prince St. Lancaster, Pa. Phone 2-4128 92 KEIM'S MODERN BAKERY 319 Walnut Street Columbia, Penna. Have You Tried Graupner's Silver Stock Beer One of the Best in Town I Call Frank 85 Serena A. Kirchner 744 Poplar St. Wholesale 85 Retail Dist. Prompt Delivery Phone 3-0343 I CALL FRANK X. AND SERENA A. KIRCHNER I Compliments of JOHN H. TROUP I LANCASTER,S Music HoUsE I SINCE 1881 38 W. King St. Lancaster, Pa. I Events AND OVERDEER SHAFFNER 31 BEAM JEWELERS 24 West Chestnut St. PLUMBING I2 HEATING Lancaster, Pa. Compliments St. Josephis School of Nursing Faculty and Students Fixtures and Appliances Phone 6981 HARRY L. FULMER Electrical Contractor Lancaster R.D. 1 Lancaster, Pa. Compliments ol ' Paul W. Long i FALK BROS. Meat Market BEEF, VEAL, PORK and COLD CUTS 511 St. Joseph Street Compliments of C0mP1imenfS Of Columbia Council G A M M F G , C O , Knights of Columbus Columbia, Pa. UNIIIN EMIILIIM UIIMPANY High School and Fraternity Jewelry Felt Goods and Commencement Stationery Palmyra, Perma. P. H. Nissley, Manager I.OWEI.I.'S ZELLER'S SUPERIOR POTATO CHIPS Leather Goods Store L. R. Fernsler, Dist. Phone EVe1'YthiI'Ig in From a Key Case to a Trunk Congratulations to the Class of '51 WIUKEIISI-IANI PRINTING IIIINIPANY INIZUIWIIHATIPII III East llllestuul Street LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Printers in Lancaster since 1867 ji 1 - 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 2 94 J. F. ROESER Painting Contractor - Floor Sanding Columbia, Pa. GEORGE L. BANTA Tile and Marble Phone 5421 Compliments of your KAISER-FRAZER CLYDE H. COOPER HENRY J. Drugs Dealer J. P. LAN DIS 154 N. QUEEN STREET 210 N. Lime Street Royal Portable and Standard Typewriters Allen-Wale Adding Machines All makes of Typewriters Adding Machines Repairs H. G. Bancroft 44 N. Prince Street Dial 6417 COCA COLA IN BOTTLES COLUMBIA AUTO CO. Chevrolet Sales 8. Service Columbia, Pa. Phone 4-4356 Geo. F. Horn, Prop. Greeting Cards, Gifts Photo Supplies, Records DARMSTAETTERS 37 N. Queen St. Lancaster, Pa. Compliments of EL CAPITAN PRODUCTS INC El Capitan Coffee Bn Eclipse Bread Crumbs 95 The MARK of QUALITY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS A FRIEND Compliments of LiIlllfilSl9l' Uatlmlir High Srlmol Annex Fourth and Cherry Streets Columbia, Pa. GOODYEAR TIRES Batteries Accessories Recapping Radios Electrical Appliances MOTOROLA Television L E B Z E L T E Il 9 S 237 N. Queen St., Lancaster Handling Goodyear Products Over 49 Years THE ROSE BOWL Lancaster's Famous Air-Conditioned American-Italian Restaurant 337-339 N. Queen Street Chartered Bus Service PENN HIGHWAY TRANSIT CO. 965 East Orange Street Lancaster, Pa. Phone 2-9416 or 3-2180 Phone 3-9298 Glharlw ZH. Svngilvr Funeral Director 414 East King St. Lancaster, Pa Haldy Memorials, Inc. HAVE BEEN FURNISHING MEMORIALS FOR OVER A CENTURY 121-131 South Queen Street Lancaster, Pennsylvania Marshall E. Smith Co, Inc. Interior Decorations DRAPERIES - LAMPS - SLIP COVERS 336 W. King St. Phone 3-2312 WILLIAM S. SULLIVAN JR. Zliunvral iBirvrtnr 'I21 South Prince St. Phone 8298 S C H M I D T ELECTRICAL-APPLIANCES Atkins 85 Maple Ave. PHILCO RADIOS SYLVANIA TELEVISION REFRIGERATION Phone 3-2577 Open Evenings Until 9 WM. 0. FRAILEY 81 SONS Prescription Druggists Surgical and Orthopedic Appliances 250 E. King Street, Lancaster, Pa. Dial 6179 MICHAEL W. CUSKEY, JR. Insurance FIRE - AUTOMOBILE - BONDS Burglary - Compensation - Liability Life - Hospitalization Health and Azcident 23 EAST ORANGE STREET Lancaster, Pa. Day or Evening: Phone 7629 fLDuvP11 Eairg Lancaster s Growing Finest With Milk Quality Phone 8118 4-13 S. QUEEN ST., LANCASTER, PA. H nry Gottselig Martin E. K REACH SPAULDING SHENK BROS. Sporting Goods and Toys 30-32 W. King St. KODAKS BICYCLES 98 BRANSBY'S BARBER SHOP Candy Cupboard 230 West King St. 1 Ib. Candy 2 Ib. 7 Barbers To Serve You 7 Est. 1890 Phone 2-9609 WEISSER'S New Furniture Stores Columbian Coal, Gas and Oil Ranges-Circulating Coal and Oil Burning Healers Electrical Appliances Phone 4-9024 121-25 or 150 Walnut St. B. C. Weisser, Prop. Columbia, Pa. G. Darrenkamp 81 Sou Pl -' F d St ee zmg Oo ore Compliments of 719 Union Street A FRIEND Lancaster, Pennsylvania We deliver Phone 2-1122 BEESE MUSSER Crown Coal 653 Union St. Phone 6125 or 2-8757 DOMENICK ROSE We Furnish the Home LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR Edward Etzweiler Sons Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing Tuxedos - Full Dress -- Cuiaways Etzweiler Funeral Homes TO HIRE sos North Queen sr. Phone 2-3527 Columbia, Wfightsviue' York 99 S SpidIe's Meat Market Wholesale and Retail Distributor of Beer and Soft Drinks 739 Manor Street and 684 W' Vine St' 598 N. Plum Street Phone 2-8927 . i EMILIE M. KEEN Prop. Delivery SSWICG PACKARD LANCASTER CO. Red Rose Sanitary Laundry lancaster's Newest 8. Most Modern Laundry Phone 2-4171 420-423 N. Prince sf. Bendix Self Sefvice Rough DU' Finished Laundry 419 W. King Street Phone 3-7511 A FRIEND DIAMONDS WATCHES J ROBERT S. METZGER Landscape Gardener JEWELER Phone Mountville 136W N. Duke Street 2930 CLOCKS JEWELRY Silver Spring, Pa- I. Herbert Coal 81 Ice Company Comp lments Wholesale and retail of Coal - Ice - Fuel Oil - Kerosene Columbia, Pa. William L. Melchior I Compliments of Consult J. W. ECKENRODE 84 SON FALTIN CAFE Frank Horn, Proprietor The Answer to Your Insurance Problems Phone 4-4522 Columbia, Pa. FULTON BLDG. PHONE 5783 A Fashion IlISflI'llfl0l1,, LOGAN'S 7 EAST KING BOB HESS, INC. DODGE - PLYMOUTH Dodge job-Rated Trucks HENKEI. 8: MCALLISTER Professional Pharmacists 201 E. Chestnut Street, Lancaster Pa Dial 3-3814 Reg. No. 7611 Lancaster Phone 6247 KEPPEUS, INC. 323-25-27-29 N. Queen St. Lancaster, Pa. Makers oi Candies That Sell Because They Are Good Phone 8214 Founded 1897 Ask for- Compliments of KEYSTONE PRETZELS KEYSTONE CAP CO. Baked by Columbia, Pennsylvania Metal Caps for Glass Containers 101 KEYSTONE PRETZEL BAKERY Lancaster, Pa. Dial 2-1026 C. L. WOLF Compliments of Ice WIGGINS CHEVROLET 663 Fremont St., Lancaster, Pa Dial 2-1680 Compliments of 7 1 HERZOG S CONFECTIONERY JERRY MILLER'S SUNOCO SERVICE Clay 85 Plum Streets Phone 8837 S. Pearl 8a Manor Sts. Lancaster, Pa. I.. B. HERR 81 SON Portable Typewriter Store Arts and Crafts Materials School Supplies 46-48 W. King St., Lancaster, Pa. WISSLER'S FLOWERS SHOP: 144-146 Duke Street GREENHOUSESZ 963 East Orange Street Phone 4-0509 Corsages Our Specialty PAUL'S BEAUTY SHOP 226 East King sf. Phone 2-0760 TREES' NORMAL BAKERY O 539 POPLAR ST. Dial 2-2331 Rita Weisser 102 l w , l Compliments of Compliments of HABERSTROFPS GROCERY Holy Trinity Mothers Club Columbia, Penna. Columbia, Pa. Courtesy of Aument Bros. Try PLEE-Z ING PRODUCTS Thete's none better Sold at the independent grocers ARRCW SHOE STORE King's Confectionery 14 East King Street Corner Dorwart Ez Lafayette Known for Quality The lluhley Manufacturing Co. Lancaster, Pa. 103 Ewnfzlk BREAD is good bread! G. W. Howells, Prop. Phone 7687 HARDWARE PAINT HOWELLS LANCASTER AUTO GLASS Bn PAINT Co. Paint and Glass for all Purposes 114 South Queen Street Lancaster, Pa. SPORTING Goons GLASS 0 COAL AND LUMBER O LANCASTER COAL CO. 334 S. MILL STREET PHONE: 3-9389 JOSEPH TOMCAVAGE Residence Owner and Manager PHONE 7882 RISING SUN HOTEL and LUTZ CAFE Columbia, Pennsylvania Prop. Cork Lutz Phone 6822 Public Address Equipment ROBERT S. DEMMY Radio - Television 301 E. King St. Lancaster, Pa. FRED F. INC, Funeral Sorvico 0 v u Behmalfs Holiday Store West King and Water Streets Endurance Paint Company, Inc. 149 East King Street Lancaster, Pennsylvania Herbert C. Yost, Mgr. Phone 9043 JIM SIIILLIIW WM. PENN H0TE1. CONlIN'S Luncheonette and Delicatessen DUKE AND NEW STREETS THOMAS DEEN jeweler 168 N. Queen Street Lancaster, Pa. Phone 2-8720 Phone: 2-9585 Fassnachfs Soft Pretzels LEO A. KIEFER Texaco Dealer N. Queen and Liberty Sts. Lancaster, Pa. BURGER BROTHERS Compliments of HECKER'S SERVICE MEAT MARKET STATION ' 1 St. joseph 81, Dorwart Streets Liberty Sa Duke Sts. Dial 2-7014 Something more than just a bottle of milkv CREAM TOP DAIRY Tops them all R.D. 434 Lincoln Highway East 105 Best Wishes From WILBUR-SUCHARD CHOCOLATE CO., INC. LITITZ, PA. H. W. BYERS 81 SUN Meats :Y Provisions 542 E. KING ST. WESTENBERGER MALEY AND MYERS Everything for the Home 125-131 E. KING ST. unzlerls FINE MEAT PRODUCTS When you think of Music Think oi KIRK JOHNSON 8. CO. 16-18 W. KING STREET Lancaster, Pa. A FRIEND Yecur-in, Year-out Quality without 0 doubt SD I Dairy Products PENN DAIRIES INC. Lancaster, Pennsylvania '-.. ICE CREAM Q Q. Eff 'If' mf x .xg Q 4 ?Qff',,.-4 ,,. I I, 'L'I'f1f ' mag, Qwfd Dunbarton College A Catholic Institution for the Education of Women Spvrial Fvafzzrrf: El!f'I7ilIg classes for Women In the Nation,s Capital Conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross df LANCASTER Pll0'l'0-ENGIIAVINII U0 N. DUKE ST. AND MCGOVERN AVE. LANCASTER, PA. Our Sincere Congratulations New Holland Machine Company New Holland, Pa. 107 our no. suit is GABARDINE No other suit can rival the clean- cut good looks of a gabardine suit. Ours are of exceptionally fine quality. You'II be proud to wear one. S50 upward Sayres ' Scheid ' Sweeton 28-30 EAST KING STREET LANCASTER, PA. 108 F 2 - f- --'V . f Q.- . --. .V ,. . V. ., -- - ' . - - r.-Q. II' I I II- .., . Lf. - ' ...'-. ' l, 1 I n. 'l '. r .,. I , va I I l V J- . , . E v-' . I--' . - .. - - ' 2 ' tif- ' ! f-.in :' A fx .- .--' -2' - . ' 7 T -. A' ! - r . .' L-. ' ' 11'- -'f'1-' ' ' 'ef . --' ' 1 '-- . . 5 - -kt ' . rl' . L.-x ' -I . '1v ? '-VR. 'JF H V-I ' F..?i-:.f'- YPA - I I -I - I.I . .,. 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