North Catholic High School - Trojan Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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it Robert Blume S M Algebro Supervision M Kenzle S M UR leaders mapped out their tactics in the war against ignorance Periodically the library was the scene of cooperative Re Q'0 conventions where tests discipline in short any thing pertaining to the well being of the school were discussed Out ot these incubations were hatched the student laws by which he was so modulated as to produce the true Catholic boy ot today and the true Catholic man of tomorrow In this current scholastic year there were twenty eight religious and nine lay professors These were organized into various departments Religion English Social Studies Modern Lan Science Mathematics and Ath guages Latin letics ' N I M... -V' gi fiisifkf l f l lr Professor J Ruzxo nstructor of Music Bond Director George c Religion English TROJAN NEWS Advisor John P Gllfether S M Sodolity Moderator . Ronald Hunger, S.M. Generol Science Algebro English Sodolity Moderotor Charles Roggeman, S.M. Religion Lotin Sodolity Moderotor HTROJAN NEWS Advisor Bernard E. Plogman, S.M. Religion General Science Algebro Poster Club Sodolity Moderotor 27

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,KM l gk L Charles F Eckhordt S Rellgron Hustory Dramatlcs Cheerleaders Mnnstrel Mr RobertA Luehr Shop Mathematucs Applued Mathematucs Algebra Robert J Schullem, S M Buology Geometry Rev Jullus Falk, SM Latin Rellglon 26 Joseph P Eberhart S M Machnnes Electrlcnty Solud Geometry Trngonometry Sennor Scnence Areo Club Munstrel Tuckets Richard M Dlneen SM Hustory Asst Athletlc Director Mr John Karcus l-lyguene Physlcal Ed Head Football Coach Asst Basketball Coach NWARD up that four rung ladder we clumbed Now we had left behund two years at NC The most dlffncult one had arrnved but again through the cooperatuve efforts of student and teacher we hurdled the obstacles Fnnally the sensor year arrived Only enght more months and we would have our diplomas Enght months passed and we were on the thres hold of graduatlon So we were at the end of the lane lt was time to get off But at the conclusion of our high school days we realuzed the huge mount of good that the faculty had done ln the classes they were the safety valves whlch kept the unwleldly groups at the right pressure ln the actlvltles they were the nuclei which held them together I' -4 G ws.. ,V ive ,N ly ,rl 5 A I V ' 1 1:2 Tv? . V , effigy J, -,bk V il wr- gl.. y V s Qi: lil? ,,l , - 1 '..-f 'M 3 'Nfl ,r x- M 1 .f fs . . ' . aff 43 I ,',: 'W ' . - N 4 ' 11 - Q59 . . , 5 3 X .wg F vs . s jp R Pt ., 'Q ' x Q79 . l I . . . 4 in . K . I ' I 1 . '

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M, Joseph F Hmel Mr AlbertA Schon Religion EnQl'5l1 Hnstory Mr John J McGrath Lolm Mr Rlchard Snyder lgllstlorly Englush ng IS Debofe Club 1 HERE were too the moderators of the respectsve school clubs and organizations notably the sodallty group moderators ruch an relngnous knowledge supplement Ing the needed spnrntual dlrectlon that occured wathln them will always have a special drawer In our memory file because of the men re luglous and lay who spurred us on to true fame and honor and glory Mvkc si? When we shall remlnlsce over yester years It wull be wnth grateful heart knowing that faculty taught us to be forever true to our flag and our Cod and throughout our days to be an honor Mr Aloyslus M Lesmak Mr Muchoel A Accetfo Mlss Anne Roos Mass Clare Mrovmtz English English Secretory To The Prlncnpol Secretory To The Vice Prln Hustory Hnstory cnpol and Guldonce Dnrector Q I' , ' N ' 'O We seniors are now leaving these halls. The events N 3 U 'fl ' ' l l Bk E ' l WM A - A ' ' ' ' .' fum Sins V . . yi,-Qlfs - - - H