Roman Catholic High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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. . A Night In Remember

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Above and on the right we have tried to picture the typical Cuhillite as he tries desperately to make his evening at the Prom a gala one. Evidently this fellow succeeded it the smile on his face is an indication. This year, in spite of many difficulties brought on by the war, Catholic High held its annual Senior Prom on Friday evening, February 2nd, at the Beflevue Stratford Hotel. Approximately two hundred and fifty boys and their escorts were present to create a new record in attendance at Ct Catholic High Prom. A very pleasant evening was en- joyed by all attending. They were unani- mous in acclaiming the Prom c1 grand suc- cess. Much credit for its success must go to the Rev. James McErlctne and the Prom Committe who worked so tirelessly on its behalf. Let us hope that the Proms of the future Will be just as successful. Meet the boys when they are really dressed up in their Sunday best. It you will. just turn your eyes to the opposite page at the top. Members of this year's successful Prom Committee take time out to be photo- graphed. They are pictured with the Rev. James A. McErlune. the Moderator. Below, Cuhillites and their escorts dance to the soothing melodies of Rice Long- acker and his Havertordians. The underclassmen were permitted to attend this most delightful social attair this year.

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. . . llur Immediate Successors . . . In many ways, this year's Iunior Class has been an exceptional one. It has been one of the most energetic that this school has seen in recent years. The Juniors have participated in all school efforts. Under the guidance of their Coun- selors, the Junior sections have presented many interesting, and informative assembly programs, including one debate and a forum discussion on the vital issue of the day Should We Have Peacetime Military Train- inq? SECTION 3-1 FATHER FITZPATRICK TOP ROW: 1. Painter. '1'. Nolan. I. Lloyd. B. Rafferty. R. Berry. I. Kennedy. I. Brophy. L. Ladner. T. Cravin. W. Burke. P. Eichler. I. Rappo. THIRD ROW: G. Hankel. I. Carroll. I. Byrne, P. Magilton, G. Welsh, P. Roblelo, L. Mosiroieni. D. Lloyd. I. Campbell, B. Struck, P. Tye. I. Duly. SECOND ROW: J. Gallagher. A. Heck. I. Teno- with, I. Deeny. I. Soley. I. McKennu. E. Nekoranik. P. Cahill. I. Curry, I. Dolan. D. Capinas. FIRST ROW: '1'. Shaw, 1 . Pillar. R. Alleqrini. P. Brock. I. Wilson. Fr. Fitzpatrick, I. Pacenza, P. Ielierys. I. Schlupp. E. Deh- ner. I. O'Hara. Not only were these Programs given in the assembly but quite a few were sent over the air on the Catholic High School Hour. Their interest in sports has been demon- started by the number of Juniors on the ctth- letic teams. Juniors have been outstanding on the gridiron, on the basketball court and on the cinder path. The school looks forward to their emerg- ence as the Seniors of '46 with firm con- tidence. SECTION 3-2 FATHER GRAHAM LAST ROW: I. Farrell, I. Sheerin. I. Kibarlas, E. Carlin, S. Dolan. F. Linardo, I. Fitch. H. Shilling P. Weathers. 1.. Casey. E. Seelaus. THIRD ROW: L. Meullet. L. Mayer. S. Pizzutro. I. Sculley. T. Ken, I. Mudry, I. Bates. M. Boyle. S. Henkels. I. O'Neill. W. Oslrander. SECOND ROW: S. Kovocik. H. Laskowski, H. McMena- min, W. Riecik. I. Numan, I. Courtney, T. Gallagher. D. Connell. I. Quinn, L. De Caesare. 'l'. Feeney. FIRST ROW: W. Drobile, P. DiGiocomo, E. Micholowski. A. Berkley. I. Cahill. Fr. Graham. '1'. Zuchwieia, R. Bur- goon. I. DiMarcalonio. F. Hogan. I. Baird.