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

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Mize McLaverty, Mike Merino, Frank Frye and Frank Rugq receive rewards tor their efforts on the gridiron . . . the awarding oi scholastic letters by Father Joseph Daugherty, the Athletic Director. Catholic Hiqh's iightinqh eleven downed a representative team from the Prep 21-14. The victory, the first since 1938 was in itself a THE Event of the Year! HIGHLIGHTS swell memorial to leave behind in honor of the class of '45. In commemoration of the William Penn Tercentenury. an assembly was held in the auditorium to review Penn's lite and works. On the left Charles Colqun uses the Mike while the other members of the cast standby. II P t4 4 ,4 5

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D-B FATHER McDEVITT FIRST ROW: Gallagher. E: Duggan, I.: Cannon. James: Szczepcmiuk, E.; Mur- ray. T.: Mulley, I..- Fr. V. McDeviIt; Ma- lin, F.: Curran, I..: Roach, 1.: Holland. 3.: Dusik, I..- Bustard. P. SECOND ROW: Kane. W.; Carney, E.: Palumbo. IL.- Pisani. R.: Cannon. Iohn: Gallagher. 1.: Ferguson, 3.: Weitzman, H.: Maher. 1.: Stroqas. L; Nunun. 1.; Gresnar. W.: Sweet, E. THIRD ROW: Berkowitz, IL: Molds. H.: Brasch, 1.: Kelly. D.: Run- dolph. L.; Loque, 1.: McFeeley. 1.: Wil- liams. G.; Starr, T.: Aspell. G.: Sac- cheui. 1.: Marcellino. D.: McCloskey. H.: Austen. H. TOP ROWwHuslam, A: Kowlaczyk. 5.: Puchon. F.: Kapusniak, E.: Mclnerney. C.; Boyd. R.: Brewster. I.; Brill, F.; Vizard, 1.,- Reardon, I. D-7 SISTER MARIE ANDREA. O.S.F. TOP HOW: I. Keegan. I. Halpin, I. Ford. W. Prize, '1'. King, W. Lavelle. I. Balonis. I. Erthul. A. Turner. R. Brown. R. Archut. 3RD ROW: I. McDonald, D. Marc, J. McCann, I. Dougherty, I. KuuHmann. A. Pini, G. Koval, F. Dirvin, W. Kenney, L. Zumas, G. Babilon. 2ND ROW: M. Thomas. A. Flack, I. Martosella, I. Luc- iano. I. Kratochwill, E. Rostick. R. Am- mann. I. Zen, L. Rohach. I. Gies. H. Drudinq. 181' ROW: I. Palate. L. Mor- rell. W. Adams, I. Trainer. Sr. Marie An- drea. O.S.F., T. Matthews. R. Rossiter. W. Keenan. H. Ward. S. Weir. D-8 SISTER SAINT TERESA TOP ROW: M. Luzecki. M. Posivak. 1. Bond, I. Allen, E. Hoch. K. Muller. 1. Garrison. C. Swope, I. Harkins, H. Ros- senbach. 3RD ROW: I. Matthews, I. Weinmann, W. Damato, A. Kirk. A. Bur- ton. I. Maguire. I. Muxmon. D. McMan- igle. I. Macaulay. C. Peterson. C. Lewis, A. Rappo. 2GB ROW: 1. Costello, P. Wilson, W. Goodwin. W. Waclowsky. R. Rodenbcluqh. I. Greqilis. I. Owens. A. Nace. L. Chiodetti. T. Walsh. 0. Sims. 151' ROW: F. Enqelman, W. Liebel. S. Suchinsky. W. Boyle. J. Mitchell, St. St. Teresa. W. Moran. C. Groves. I. McHale, I. Hildenberger. W. Machuse. D-S SISTER M. CLARELLA. S.S.N.D. TOP ROW: S. Zienkiewicz, P. Hutchison. T. Nolan, C. Palermo, I. McKaig. G. Eb- ner, I. Papiernick, E. Pierce, 1. Kilty. I. Corso. E. Baqnell. 3RD ROW: W. Mel- cher. R. Swope, A. Stirling. I. Green- wich, E. Pierce. I. Bilbou. B. Quart . R. Bell. 1.. Woodward, F. Beukets, I. Duffy. H. Dollfuss. R. Weiss. 2ND ROW: W. Kelly. W. Caron. W. Rimler. P. Con- roy, S. Marshall, W. Chicchi. E. Gilbey. 1. McCain, I. Alimome, I. Grill, L. Pug- neui, E. Bolton. 151' ROW: B. Stauden- meyer, I. Pauly. I. Arleth. I. Wilson, H. Fleck. Sr. M. Clarellu, S.S.N.D. S. Pog- hurian. I. Quigley, V. McCann, Bernard Anq. M. Sabia. D-lO SISTER ROSE MARY TOP HOW: I. Wood. E. Frain. P. McVan, P. Costa, E. Huggett. I. Homewood, M. McDevitl. I. Tivnan. M. Gregorio. 1. Se- well. R. Grimes. 311D BOW: W. McMi- chol. 1.. Paris, H. O'Connor, L. Gentry, L. Doganieri. I. Kutsubos, I. Farr. I. Moore. C. Riccardi. I. Crecm, F. Tivncm. 2ND ROW: E. Foster. G. Molloy, R. Beswick. C. Andris. G. Gallagher. 1. McFadden. I. MacDonald, W. Camp. 1 . O'Leary, I. Wareham, I. Fogarty. T. Connelly. 151' HOW: I. Can, W. Duly. E. Schrotz. I. Haley. W. Flunnery. St. Rose Mary. W. Grady. I. Roller, I. Blum, I. Killen. S. Cunnisiruci.

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RRan Lieutenant Chick Wang '38. the only surviving officer of the Juneau on which the Sullivan boys gave their lives, gives a few inside facts on the sinking to a group of returning Cahilliles serving in the U. S. N. The real story was enfolded when Mother and Dad talked things over with the Reverend Fathers. The Parent-Teachers' meeting this year was too successful according to students' reports. Marine hero. Bob Kemick. whose life was saved by blond plasma, receives blood donor pledges from Bob Benson and his 1ellow-Cahilliies to inaugurate the 1945 Blood Donor Drive at Catholic High.