St Pauls Cathedral High School - Book and Sword Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

,,,.4.. 3 5. . Q' 'I f. Allllll ll lHl lllllllll Al IIMHIIIRAI Four years have passed since we first entered the halls of Cathedral. Through the untiring efforts of our faculty, the many hours spent at C.H.S. have borne fruit. We have grown spiritually as well as mentally. Now, in the 1952 Book and Sword, we record the results of our four years spent at C.H,S, -our firm foundation for the future. IHI 1952 BUIIK Pumlsnrn av mf simon cms or wt' M' ww MQW ..-.1-vi A ll WORIl sl.vAulscA1HrnnA1HucH Q 1 ' Q , xl' ar' U , .-M ,K ,I v i , , ' 'fm ,T ., , , , 'A.W-, W A Q, Hs U 5 1 A155 5 T , r fi , ' .. , ii ' . wr f I - . 1 6 x.J. Em A ,gl iysi f , ' Q :SLW 1 . 3 W 1 D Q N, i, , Q A Q-L1 -'ffl hx a-,Qi gf r. i 7 llllll SPIRIIIIM IIAIIIIIS It was the Class of 52 that gave t e beautrful statue of St Marla Gorett1 that now graces our mam hall We belleve that you w1ll remember always the day ast autumn when lt was solemnly blessed and dedrcated We hope that the story of THE LITTLE SAINT w1ll be an 1nsp1rat1on to you and to those wrth whose welfare you may be especrally charged May the LITTLE SAINT S mtercessron wrth God keep you al ways an rdeal Cathedralrte Father Grrffrth Thrs classbook IS the product of the mmd and pen of young women who wrll soon be l1v1ng breathmg advertxsements of the f1n1shed product of a Catholrc Hrgh School Serlous-mrnded th1nk1ng men themselves educators show grave con cern about our secular educatlon wh1ch deflnltely does not educate ID matters that are really lmportant It was the Dean of a secular college who very bluntly sard that our young people of college years are as morally rrresponsxble and as socrally crude as they are mentally undeveloped If that statement were made of Sarnt Pauls Cathedral Hlgh School I should brand rt as a wlldly extravagant llbel Be good sweet chrld let h1m who w1ll be clever Thrs IS good advrce for young people who cannot be both In the Catho lrc educatronal system prety IS no sub st1tute for clever scholarshrp 1 am qulte confrdent that thrs classbook w1ll grve evrdence that there are st1ll rn the world young women who can be and who are as clever as they are good Monsxgnor Andrew J Pauley ' h . 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Al I 7 f ' I , - D I BQ Trmes change often but God s trme IS always the same never changmg Today rn our txme we turn to the dedrcatrng of our book to a sarnt both of our trme and St Marta Gorettr Patroness of Cathedral and champron of purlty to you we humbly dedrcate the 1932 Book and Sword To you we offer the hopes dreams and memor1es of four years and pray that your purxty may be a gurde to each of us always Grant to us St Marla that rn rnscrrbmg memor1es of trmes past that rn lryrng the present and 1n trme to Come we may lrye by the code for whrch you dred May we for all trme speak wrth the clear rmgxng purrty of truth whxch rs a beacon of lrght to all May we lrve by the strong purrty of mtegrrty a tower of goodness to our fellow men May we be strengthened bythe purlty of faxth the purrty of honor the purrty of VIIIUC As we graduate may we go forth rnto many drversrfred f1elds of lrfe to conquer for Chrrst behmd a banner of purltyl Ill llllll PMRO ISS, Sl. MARIA Gllllllll Mrs Roy Reckcr llllllllll G llllll MASS HMI Mother K ltherme McAuley lmoundrus of the Sxslcrs of Mt rrv Rev john O Grlffrth Sprrltual Dlrector Slster M Thomasma Prmclpal Srster M Raymond Study Classes SISICIM Catherlne Relrglon Englrsh Slster M Gabrrella Rellgxon Mathematrcs Srster M Consolata Relrgron Buslness Courses FACULTY Srster M C elcstma Rel1g1on Engllsh S1sterM Norbertmc Rclnglon Qhcmlstry lhology Slster M Stcphen R lg 1 I at n Moderr l anguagcs SISISI M B3S1l Rel1g1on Soc1alStud1es Mrs john O Kane Sewrng S1sterM Franc1sBorg1a Dancmg Relrgron Latln Bookkeepmg Mrs L N Canjar Speech Drrectmg class t1me are the Srsters of Mercy our Faculty at Cathedral To assure each Cathedral graduate a well rounded educatxon the Slsters have acted as our advlsors rn all C H S act1v1r1es Therr enthusrasm and encouragement are responslble for any success we may have achleved Now as we reach our goal graduatlon and prepare for future careers we wxsh to express our slncere apprec1at1on for the sound Cathollc educatron we have re cerved under the wlse and able d1rect1on of the Srsters of Vlercy THE GRADUATES -TVX f ' '52 N f Ia ' 4 , L , X , . . . .. w 3 . . . - 1 X .. . . . 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SBHIIIH HMI Sl RS C lorm Arnont C lo txttll ent speaker rub 81.510118 m. usually spent vuth lat Pemrrch Penthouse Serenade ranks hxgh w1rh Glorla Speech l 2 Debates 3 4 Semor Class Play 4 'YT Bernadette Barrett favorrte of everyone hrgh honor stu dent 9fflCl6Dl typrst Cathedralrte 2 C-lee Club 1 2 3 4 Class Offlcer 4 DIOCSSHH Busrness Club 4 Class Play 4 Barbara Bogler Babs flash mg drmples red ha1r tall sl1m hobbxes mclude DIBHO play mg tenn1s amb1t1on a future rn modelmg Cheer leaderl Lathedrallte 3 4 Book and Sword 4 Nr 'wwf' W C' bhlrley Abt Shrrl always ready to gxve a helpmg, hand xt any tlme enjoys watthrng wrrtrng letters Glee Club 1 Lrbrary 1 2 DeSales Brrght Sally came to C H S rn her jumor year welcome addrtron to class of 52 forever calm and easy gomg 5h1rley's constant compamon Glee Club 9,4 -f' M ,V f 4G 54-f 3,4 . .. 1, ' , kk. K T. V. . ...sbends her pastime 3,-1... ' , f 2,3...w.m at 'U' V, 4' -xi., Y wwgw fxs' ASW' X1 l orminr Burk quiet ind Lf fieirnt lioblnuincludn drm ing 1nd driving., loolw forvx ini to ta uhing, Ulmer Studrnl ihulrilitr Spguh l 2 3 Rosgniirx Clnlfinl under stindini, naiurl QDOIIS in tops with lloseniurx busgball and Pirates mtg high on mr list of favorites Lnioxs inoxirs l .imma C lub B Nlission C lub 4 Ill 952 Q4 6' Mary Ann Byrne high on the C H S popularity poll Van ny s constant companion teaching her Lhoice of a career Glee Club l 4 Student Council Z 4 Historv Honor Dolores Caldwell e quiet unassuming hard work in alvmvs a smile Shelli s shadow Glee Club 2 Student Council 2 Class Officer 3 -1 Class Pla 4 Book and Sword 4 f is ju ii lluilli palm amor ilw ws Ll1Il'lL19l l5llk CL s uni, ind fooilvill in. ulii fmorilo. sports 1 lisrrn Cllr lorirr musir nixtiim N4 ssion Club Z S4 1 3 L Q lu, S4 S...- lar ng Yr:-9 - 'fi 'F 7,257-1 ' s. Y . . , , A 4 L ' I V .f ' X xl-,1 .... .1 ...i'- 'killli i :'j':'S 3 .' .'...Czll to ' fm ' 3 ',I, kin-- lrul'-., V i 'z xn 'l5 ....' ' Council 4 . . . Mission Club 253, 6 4...Cfzt'1'-IS,-4... fn- ,,f I X' l l , ' ' l, I.. 1 7 3,4 - I 4 I - - in-C' V... 1 1, ,3,-1... 3 ' l ,X y ' Ax I . . . f , qs I N . -, V ' x , 1 A ...- 1 C 4450 Sl RS ,......... Allce Cunnmgham qulet and SIHCCIC lxkessnowy weather basketball football and 1ce skatrng always wlth Clara Clee Clubl 3 4 Lxbrary Club l M1ss1on Club Wt..- ,uv Dons Crouse 11keable person al1ty vull be remembered for her dehghtful voxce joys sw1mm1ng renms rare sense of humor Glee Clubl 2 3 4 lrc asurer 3 Speech Book ind Sword 4 Em111a Donatellx Em11y Good natured and full of fun as an answer for any questxon llkes her lab perlods Speech l 2 3 4 Publlcxty 2 Class Play 2 4 Norma jean Donatelll sonallty matches her sparklmg eyes frlendly well lrked favonte sport IS baseball asp1res to be asecretarx Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Speech 1 Fatlma Club 'S 42. g'. Mary Dlulus wonderful per sonahty quxet but lots of un favorlte sport IS base ball asplres to be asecretary Red Cross 2 Mxsslon Club 4 Cathedrallte 3,4 QV Catnohc Acuon 2 'WE ' I0 it I A A LM . ,,, '- ff - ' , ' ...ww 'C I ...1'.,. ','.,:.. 2 l ' ' C' I 'E ...en- l,2... . Q X- h - I ... '...PC1'- ag' ' ',,...L j... 5. . 'lf if Qs 'w'-TI.: C trol I rt71111n l1.1LlSlllL Class 111 tvt rxthmg C Nhtdrllttt nth l 7 lklntts S4 Clllll 111tiStroll Offtter 4 Book intl Sword 4 Gertrude Geneskt CX rt lau1.,h111t, eyes kurt Sens. of humor hopes to become a lab teCl1n1C1a11 Chctrleader l,Z,3 C athctiraltte 3,4 Publluty l,2,3,-1 Book .md Sword -l UI 952 ,GK Antomette I'alor1o qu1ckly mastered the Engllsh language d1spos1t1on as sunny 'as her nauve Italy adapted herself eastly to Ame-r1can customs MISSION Club 2 Fattma Club W Barb 111 I dgill hohlneu f1g,ure- slnttngu and ol1nt1n3r pl1r1s to attend College blue C lub Chtult ltler l 2 3 Speeth 1 34 Cathedralue X Debates it 3 C lass Plfn 4 WN ,fs C l1ra I 1orrnt1n1 plt1Q11115 d15poQ1t1o11 our f11thful mts venptr 1rdtnt f1n of P1 s hurgh P1r1tLQ '1Sp1rLs to ll 1 surturw Rttl Crow P N1l5SlOll Cluh Z S4 I 1t11 '1 luh 'H' 'C' l,2....lH't ,,L... ' 3,4 . . . CI.S.P.1 .l3,-1. . . 1 , , 4,1 l.2,13,4'. ..SpQ-- ,g,:3,4... 1 L ffqw fm 13,-4. . .Cf.S.I'.A. 2,1554 CllaSS 3,4 .. 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' Z 'tri'- C1 I3 5, 41 P' GBX' Sl RS Marcella Gurdrsh well lrked by all of her classmates qurck thrnker w1ll be re membered for her lovely vorce Glee Club 1 Lrbrary Clu l 2 Fatrma Club 'S QC if 'WP 1615421 N5 Rosemary Halferty sweet personalrty always smrlrng lrkes to drrve hopes to become a secretary after gradua t1on Glee Club l 2 3 4 Fatlma Club 3 4 Book and Sword 4 Kathleen Haney outstandrng student conscrentrous worker excellent wrrtmg abrlrty Cathedrallte l 2 3 4 Speech 2 Debates 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 3 4 C' S P A 2 3 4 Book and Sword 4 '0- 'QT' avrgh Shrrley Anne Gross shy drs posmon extremely logrcal thrnker enjoys ehemlstry future rncludes '1 career 1n scrence Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Llbrarv C lub l 2 H1storv Honor Socrety 4 Roberta Hastrngs better known to her frrends as Bohbe gay always ready mth a joke an ardent baseball fan and sports loxer Speech l 2 3 4 Cathtdralrtt 54 I0 as 4 5 - . nth , I .. 0.1: K 4 1 ,MQ ' 4,3 , ' N 1,64 5 I 4 nan I I san - s'2-md - l,-,3,4. ..,,, ll., ,Mi gp kv ff l Ay h fc ., bw' QW- lx Shlrley Henry popular wlth everyone htgh honor student wtll be remembered for her roles tn C H S OPLFLIIQS G ee Lluh 1 2 3-1 Semor C lass Play Student C ounttl Anne Kelly omg ifrxgnd always 1 frlcnd that s 'Xnm till ind Slllll sanslhln md qulct dtsposmon Lnjoxs movns and dlnetng C LL un l un ll C Ill 952 IV' ,GQ if f- 'V Y Clatre jackson jackte lovelv VOICE gets along wtth everyone favorlte pastlme attendtng football games C lee C'lub 1 2 34 Off1Cer 3 Student Counctl 2 Book md Sword 4 Betsy Karplak Bets sweet and demure manner tn the future a whlte nurses s cap Wlll be perched on her auburn hatr Cathedrallte 3 4 Basketball Book and Sword -1 li at joy landtorlo qu1etdlspos1t1on always a smxle for everyont exeellfr nt pmmst tmer ested IU anything tonngntcdvulth lllLlS1C me C ubl 2 Muslrt C lub 34 X119hl0Il 2 3 'Q Q5 -F' , . r I vs- ' ...CIN Tl ,,13,4... 2 T I, .... ,. 1 -'fQ:, 4 '1 1 V i L ' 1-, A 4 . I, if 1,2... ' ' , -' 'va 1.9 . I' 'x Lfff ' - t '... i.,K gl' I 'nk-K. N k 1. W 1-' 111- xv tilt 1,2,:S,4 . .. fa nz lluh ll Sl HS Myfanwy Klmlcata Vinny wmmng personalltw easv gorng and lots of fun to know Mary Ann s shadow IIKCS movxes danclng Cllec C lub 1 2 '3 4 Cathollc Actlon 2 Speech 2 el as 'E' MX 'Q7' 11,1113 Ann lsr nny udy pleasant pcrsonfllnty always seen wxth M1rc1c l1lCes base ba favorlte player IS Ralph K1ner filthful Speech C,lub member Speech 1 2 3 4 Nfl1ss1on 2 Class Book 4 Duchene Kmg knlts argyles art1st1c companlon of Babs and Betsy Glee Clubl 3 Varsrty 1 2 Speech 1 3 Debates 4 C uthedml lte 'S 4 Scmor C lass llay 4 Barbara L1lly wc feet two eyes of blue really docs de scrtbe Barbara qulet but l1ked by everyone C lee Club Mlsslon Club 2 3 4 Student COUHCII 3 Betty Lynch can always be found rootxng for Central separable cornpqnuon of Peggy f3VOfllC pastlme talkxng Varsltv 2,3 Cathedrallte 3,4 Book and Sword 4 xi' A I0 J? g , 4 1 , if ,J 4 , I it ,Q ,,., 7 ' fd? I fl ai I X , kv' ' V Al H ' . ..I ' N-0 x . Q . Cry, .jj tj. 1 ll... ' ' ' -h ,,, My , , , ll-- , ...t 1 , y, ' ., 'fmfl L - . ' ...f' 1 , C, ,ffw ' . . ..'3 ,fn-.R an qw 1? wr L, 4 ' 1 I ...in- .. L is Y, 3 -'VT Q51 Ann Mularkey slmcrf- fnemjlv swttt ptrsomlxtx isplrts to be 1 nurse Cathedmlltt 2 34 Cl1ssOf freer 2 Sec V Student C oun l md buroll S4 Book 'ind Sword 4 Agnes Txlclurmr . . . Aggie came to C.ll.S. in sophomore Yfilf . ..quiet, sincere, unassum- ing . . . hobby: roller-skating . . , always a good word for everyone . . . likes popular music . . . Speech 2,3,-I Ill 952 fi Mary blrzibeth MCCUIIC LM frank honest tops 1n her opxmon are baseball and green Ka1sers favorlte as t1me sewmg Varsxtvl 2 Cathedlalrte 2 3 4 Book and Sword 4 Correne McNally quler b fnendly greetseveryone mth a smlle pet peeve late Comets seen vuth Silly Hobbs Club 3 Fatlma Club N41ss1on Club 4 reme mhered Mane Nhrmo for her lxltrnt, vorte LIIH1 asplres robe a l1ke-stotlmee never excxted perfect mother Speeth l 2 3 Red Cross lX1lQSlOll C lub 3 4 ITN 3 QT Sl IUHS Eleanor Mortn sweet 'md easy gorng looks forward to studymg psychology or S0C1010gY after graduatron Calhediqllfe Speech 2 3 C 185 Hay 4 C lass Offrcer 2 41' 'Uv Q45 'Q'--f eg.-6-P joanne Melore frrendly smlle spends spare txme at Central s football games plans to at tend eollege Gleefluhl C athedmlrte 2 3 Student Counell 3 Speech 4 W' Isabel Moore 'tlw sys re rdy v- I5 f w1th 1 smrle loves to help Ou never worrles vacrous personalxty PCCVG repeatrng thmgs Cathedraltte 3 4 Speech 3 4 Book and Sword 4 Nancy Mosebarger pleasant drsposmon strawberrv blonde usually seen w1th Patty and lors forever Calm and un humed C athedrqlxte 3 4 Cheerleadlng l 2 3 3 Elwabeth Nlurrav Betsy excels 1n drarnaues looks forvs 'ard to Seton Hlll Speeeh .14 Vree Presldent B C lthedrtllte 34 Debates 3 C has Play 2 4 Book and Sword -4 1 I an x L X y ' 1- 9 3,4... . f 1 1' ' 1 2 A K aaa - x x Q.. I .nr , W 5 I4 1 3 ' 1 ,. 1, ' ...e 2 FQ L -no X I... 'H...vi- ...pet , , u V A K it , .ll 1 un. N. L L - -A hh, 4. 1 , x . I Q, S ,,, , e ,., ... , X91 I 2 I la' I fL? g y- .V xp- ts .. 51 'A 'Emp -- ly A f IN' A 4. D A .. x V.. x. - I -'V' Ye .x I 1' V l,2,f3,-1... - 'i Yzfz l,...H.HI X fe' fu' ,'... . Yr. l lleen Newbauer sweet and demure personalllv alwaxs seen around C H S wrth Pat favorlte pastlme clanunl, Speech 3 -I lkbates 3 Carhedrallre 3 Margqret CD llsm Nlaggle ple 1s1nL VCBILL llkes to talk hobbx letter xxrmnl, U. C b Dmlnte 3 S QCII l Z 3-1 Book ind Sword -4 5-amor C lrss Flax 4 Ill 952 ik if Nancy O Connor petlte mrs who loves the Plrates enjoys svnmmrng never seen wth out her gang Glee C lubl 234 llbrary Club l Mlsslon 2 3 Book 1nd Sword Marv O Donnell Ka IC lov al and slncere personalltw lrked bs all favorue pasume watchmg Duquesne s Dukes ln acuon Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Catholrc Acuon 2 Mrssxon Club 3 4 fix Xlvlni Obllnggr A1 llkeq to dame popular rea ords pet peeve vs uunp Cathedm Studc nt C ounul D1oCgs1nBus1nCsC lub 4 M1ss1on C lub 2 Book and Sword 4 if 'Hagar' fi' if Sv' Y. ' DI ?' ' y U' T' is il D -... ' :'L r I - - ,. In 'N 1 1' X P. .5 41te1,2,.3T4w.3.',, -1v,w - 'v- ' '. 2. Y... , ' s sl' A , ,., . . 4 A ... ,,-,... ,. . T V Njfk, 55 - .. .,. 'N ' L LC... X x' q' j:-f 4-', C31-I Ilu l,2,I3,4... 'r t, ,',S, Sl RS Patrlcla Pemrlch Patty forever calm never hurrled l1kes dancmg asptres to be a speech correctlomst Speech Club 1 2 'S 4 Cathedrallte gg ,wx Debate Club 2 3 4 Book and Sword 4 'S 50' 1 1' ef Q' ,Ds f9' fx NG 17' I Mary Erleen O Shui Patr1c1a Phtlllps Pat alwavs smxlmg always seen w1th Babs Bogler she hopes to study psychology Cheer leadmg 1 2 3 Cathedraltte Book and Sword 4 Mary Ann Pleasant always laughmg good natured favorlte pastrme dancmg asptres to bc a secretary Clee Club 1 Llbrary Club 1 Red Cross 2 4'- ki leen dancmg andswlmmlngare favorltes Wllh Elleen llkes long letters Glec Clubl 2 3 Speech 1 2 3 4 H1story Honor 3 4 Student Counc1l4 Teresa Prendergast to notch debater remembered for her role of Emtly ln class play Speech 3 4 De bates 3 4 Cathedrallte 3 4 Class Offlcer 3 'DN Nancy Pullano Nance sparkles rn dancrng er motto keep smrlmg lrkesto lrsten to musrc photographw d1'1V1l'lg Glee C lub l 2 3 4 Fatrma C'lub 'S Basket '- b l 2 Mrssron C lub l Z joan Rodgers joame luke able personalrtw HYHHICUY golfer Duquf. sm school Spfuush Spf. L C. h Sword -4 ans to bo hopwtottathhlgh frvorrte subjttt ct C lub l Z Rook ind Ill 952 fbi of 'fimm Q.-1 P Lors Rrhn full of fun excels 1n sports and dancmg 'UWHYS falklrlg about Notre Dame Varslty 1 2 3 4 Carhed ralrte 2 3 -1 Qurll and Scroll join Rerllv actrve 1n all actlvrtres hobbxes rce skating, dqnung Cathedral l Z Cheerleader l P X Qurll and Scroll 3 4 Speech l 2 Debate 3 4 41, Llltn Rug m quret smtere munntr hard worker wrll rmke rn effluent secretary C lee Club l 4 Nlrisron Club l rbrarx Club 1 Fatrma C lub 3 4 Red Cross YT ,X- Y .r 4 2,3,,,i'...ji . :K A I X 2 ,.. V A A' 3 .1.',' C ,, a11,... I ,' e 'ix 3,4 . . ., S:enlor'ClasQ Play 4 ite ,4f3,4,,,'i' . , 2,3...C.5..:.3,-Q... A - In '-' nn I '. 3 3,4... ', ' .v tx-' ...pi 'frQ . it fffofn I '.b,lS,i ' Q., A .., f' 'L Q Sl S Carole Ruch cute smlle pet peeve Are you tvn1ns'7 loyal Sr Vrneent fan plans to attend college Cathedral ,fr s. 4, rte 3 4 Spenuh 3 4 Debate 04 in Semor Class Plax 4 1 3- 'VN jean Roney enjoys people outstandlng horse woman future rn radro Carhedrallte r 2 CSPA234 'arf' Rrta Ruch vrbrant personal 'T honor student lrkes DUN X 19 7 ' 1 - C 1 ' I ,CX in 1,,3,4...f..v:'.A.,,... 4 J 3,14 . .x'. c't1'aQ4 Officer I3 . .. L A 5'-' 1, var' I X33 , 4 Xl ity... 1' ' 3 C' ' 1 4. ' J.-ff ig ' ' 'ir V :C ' ., . Q ,' meetrng new people plam ro atrend college C nrhedral xt 3 4 Speech S 4 hate 3 4 Senror Claw Play 4 jo Ann Scott came roi, H S rn her semor year favorxte pastrmes swrmmrng skaung dancmg gab sessrons spent wrrh Marre looks forward lo the career of a homcmfxkgr Mrsron Club 4 ,dn l , x K Scrence Honor 2 3 4 Radro Srhool 3 4 Qurll and Scroll Class Play 2 4 Book and Sword 4 Vlarretm Seuxllr Manetta S sweet personalrtv has won her mam frrends at Carhedral takes part rn all Cllee Club ac trvrrres blee Club l,2,3,-l Red Crosi 2 lN1lSSlOfl Club 2 I atrma C lub 3 eo 'Q- lhrbam Shrelds cxmt rn htr v11lIlIClf vt Qtlll vt rrns for C lnt Ito W1 mt, to ltnti 1 11i1I7lll2.,11lIld C httrlt ldllli., 3 1 1t1maC lub C let C lub 4 join lhornpson Memo 11 wus men vu Nun ln the h 111 for som-,ont rmbxuon totrrvtl rnttrt tttl rn dtsrgnlnt Nlrssron C lub 1, 7,3 -1 C 'llhcd mlue 3 4 01 952 avian -gy W Sally Somers quret petrte nrce to know future plans rnclude a Career rn nursmg Glee Club l 3 -1 Lrbrary Club l Fatrmfa Club 3 4 Margaret Steele Peggy the word x 1vac1ous must have been Corned for her mtenselv rnterested rn people Calhed rxlrte 3 -1 Busrness Manager C S P A 3 -1 Book and Sword 4 99150 17 I Sherla Smlth trnxest Stmor an ate txpmt lrkts to go to pfartrts vsrll make a good slenographer C let Club l C 1t1u,dr1l1te 3 4 Book 1nd Sword 4 'C'l 1? if SN-.... i . 3.1 Q I annul -5- ...K L11-1-...-'A t.j,..-I. C' 1 ' ...513 , HV.. , 4 V 1 11C- -...a'to - C,,ll,S, X ' u ,ar ' ' Q ' X - .117 f 2'... 'll- Y 1 x'Ya I.. W 1 1l 1 'Ag' ' 1 '3n4...J31, , Q' 1 I A D , ,1, ...-' f ,' I 1 . , .. . H Y' - 1-3 b C , ,ik fe 1 . .- u rv 'V g ' K' cy-S1 ,Z ' .Li ' - : L' -nr ',,Q,' wk-'v'r-,, I L,...l '- f 'Y 2-. in mn I Barbara Uravish . . . Barb en- joys studying people and holding interesting conversations . . . likes reading, swimming, and dancing . . . Glee Clubl,3,4. . . Library Club l,2,3 . . . Science Honor 2,3,4 Sl IIIRS Ywvv-f l Betty Woll . . . extremely peppy in all activities, especially the varsity . . . fond ofmusic, tennis, golf . . . Varsity l,2,3,4 . . . Cathedralite 2,3,4 . . . C.S.P.A. 2,3,4 . . . Quill and Scroll 3,4 . . . Student Council President 4 Enjoying their lunch time are senior Cathedralites. H .gift Charlotte Ann Waters , ,, Char colorful personality , , , Senior choice of president, , , brimming with school spirit . . .Cathedral- ite 3,4 . . . Varsity 2,3,4 , ,. Manager 3,4 . . . Class President 3,4 W - QVC ACIIVIIY HMI r J L 'Q Y' at 'kr- DQ JK: 9-'Q .Q 33 These staff members have merited membership in the Quill and Scroll and C.S.P.A.' honorary press asso, Pictured are Cathedralite editors Nations. Kathleen Haney, Carol Ertzman, and Jean Roney. l -X 9, if E lf: .rf-ff buh . 'MEL , t I y I ' L l Y .i 1 4 lt I I i f-, Q f L, ' .f ......- 4--we 'Mi' ' ,F . flfa, 52ffiQ , dnmff . V ,+,s,Y, ,. he ' ,: ?'3.f:qp? W t 4 1- '?7 '3XT?f4f'f4'A A30 li I lHlIIl HlAlllS A song festival with Central Catholic markedthe initial dehut of the class of '32, Encouraged hy the experience they enjoyed as freshie Clee Cfluh rnenihers, they were ready for new music fields, As scmplitimtmresthey were enthusiastic participants in Cathedrals first operetta in several years, 'l lllg ClllN'llLS Ulf NORYx'l,XNlDY. .Xs juniors many of these ardent songsters got their first Chance in solo roles in the operetta CI.-XRIxllil-l'l',-X. lt was a wonderful experience forthem, and ti show few of their Classmates will soon forget. Seniors at last, they were at the IOD in the niusie world of Cathedral? 'lfhe enchanting Waltz Dream lingers in the nierncwries tif all. For some, this is the beginning tif a nitisitvfilled career, hut for many, the end of four years uf friendships, hard work, and fun, 1 k . - , Ala - ..- . , A , 4 . , - . ,,--.- . ,. . During the past year, the Glee Club, a major activity in Cathedral High School, has gained new laurels for our school. Through diligent prac- tice at every opportune moment, the girls have produced a bigger and better operetta and an ex- cellent spring recital. After many hours of hard work, the combined voices of the first and second Sopranos, and the altos, have reached musical perfection. Without the songs of our Glee Club, our years at Cathedral would not have been com- plete. V' l,, on ,.....-l , Q Pictured are senior members of Cathedral's Glee Club. Time, energy, and enthusiasm are the ingredients necessary for a successful organization. Glee Club members have meas- ured up to these standards. Proof of this was their beautiful production of 'A Waltz Dream.' Senior members include: Shirley Abt, Bernadette Barrett, DeSales Bright, Mary Anne Byrne, Dolores Caldwell, Doris Crouse, Alice Cunningham, Shirley Anne Gross, Rosemary Halferty, Shirley Henry, Joy Iandiorio, Claire Jackson, Anne Kelly, Myfanwy Kimicata, Nancy O'Connor, Mar- garet O'Hara, Mary Eileen O'Shea, Nancy Pullano, Ellen Regan, Joan Rodgers, Mari- etta Scuilli, Barbara Shields, Sally Somers, and Barbara Uravish. ' 'iw- 'S , -. sT Kw--oiAi-gh may 1 W- -CW- -in - at +-- .a -Q V-+-.?, ...,,, -5--.1 .1 ..z...,,,,, ha- --' ,A V 1 viii, l 5' -X SIICIHIIS 1195 'E Playlng an important part rn the lrfe of Cathedral I-hgh are the three honor soclettes They ratse the standard and promote a further m terest tn a spectfxc held Each so crety IS devoted to a specral phase of school actwltles Only those stu dents who have mamtamed an out standmg average 1n therr studles are selected to become members of the honor socxetres The youngest of the three the D1oc:esanBus1nessClub bookkeepmg contests Trammg the Carhohc bugmegg was orgamzed m September The Bus1ness Club now men and Women of the future ls the purpose of mls new sponsors the annual Dlocesan typmg shorthand and The Science Honor Socrety ns composed of exception ally able students rn the field of scrence At the meet ings held outstandmg speakers m dxfferent phases of scrence lecture to the students mstrllmg m them an interest tn scrence :zu 28 honor soc rety To foster a better 1nterest and understandmg of his tormcal events and places lS the purpose of the Hlstory Honor Soclety Through thelr many trrps and tours they get frrst hand mformatlon about the hrstory of the Umted States I ,,, fr' H n , 1 'I A xx - ' A D R I , ' ' , ' . - - . , . A D Y ' . G ta css V Z 1,1- - , A' s ' . 6 v, R , l N l I X t f F J l Elected to manage senior responsibilities were treasurer, Bernadette Barrettg president, Charlotte Ann Watersg secretary, Dolores Caldwell, and vice-president, Carol Ertzman. lllllll U UUR MASS HMI Senior class members chosen to fill the offices of student council representatives were Mary Anne president Betty Well, Mary Eileen O'Shea, and Al Byrne, vice-president Lorraine Buck, Shirley Henry, Vina Oblinger. K Lady seniors Answering We Sqfaacrtiivgi-gs of the Fatima at t participate in L Club. . 9 . 'onaflesv thes to help needy mxiirm the corporal Working members per Mission Club works Of mercy' IUR A BIIIIR CAlH0lI Another important activity in which Cathedralites have taken part during the past four years is caring for the blind children. Seniors donate time each week to assist in teaching the fun- damentals of the Catholic faith to students of the Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind. 7 C WURID Q D '-' X. ' '- -'ji .X ' e . Y .3 '36 1 X - . 4 , . x ' ,ll a,w1.7. i., 'g.x . K, ' ' It-I tis mit fciruct tiiu t-.iriy muriiiiig trips up the rivers surrutiiitiiiig l'iItslit1rgiiF Our ticiigitt-N fought Vtiliaiitly iyqiiiixt swim- nf liit- lwsl tt-.iriix iii I'uiiiiQylv4iiiizi. .Xrguitig S P E A K I 6 tim- .iiiti uit-giitivu icaiiiix. Proof of their cffcvtivc argu- iiiuiits ix thc ilict that CQILS, tichgitcw rcachcdb ' ' 'igiiniiisly im tiit- stiliicvt of cwiiscriptiwii xwru iiffirmti- I.,.iiit1TN,l-.l.. Iiiiqils, Sign up ht-rc! Nhiiiy' tiiiiwC'.itiit'tiriii1tL-Shave .accepted 9. . that t'li.iIlt-iirw to uvriiputt' in tilt' fi-:ld uf Qpuccii H115 giciivitx' primvitiuti C'.it!iu.ir.iIittw with tht- opptirttiiiity' tif Juiiiirig thu llxitiiolic .md Natloritii Forensic Leagues Spciikt-rg tilsii ptirtiuiptitcti iii debates and student Cori- ,.,f '-m 1 ion iz. H. S.. x'--1 ruiiit-i'i'wi 'wt' fi ii i'i ' ' Q HN .itil Milf. i. ip, .-wii.,.iwtx, .I .. Mi-tri 3:1 r, ,,i, ,i 1 wi iii i:i.ii.. ,uii.it..ii ii.,....ii xi tum i, tir.iii1.ii:t , t-xtt-i:,pwr.ii1i'-mix Shown in action are members of the 1952 Varsity. The Varsity has brought glory to C.H.S. by dis- playing fair play and good sportsmanship. To attain skill and precision, members practise long hours. Pictured entering Duquesne Gardens are seniors Joy Iandiorio and Gertrude Geneske. Ranking high among Cathedralites' favorite sports is ice- skating at our next-door neighbor, the Gardens. Other events held at Duquesne Gardens are col- lege and professional basketball, hockey matches, and the ever-popular ice revues. Senior members of Cathedral S Varsity are manager Charlotte Ann Waters and forwards Betty Woll and Lois Rihn Joining the Varsity in their freshman year, Lois and Betty have contributed much to its success Charlotte assumed responsibility for all transportation and arrangements Although the scholastic requirements of the junior year demand much study and concentration, the juniors still find time for extra-curricular activities. Cathedral's varsity owes many a victory to the fighting efforts of the junior players. Junior Glee Club members captured leading roles in this year's operetta. ln the past three years, the juniors have built a firm foundation of achievement. Blllllll li A HRM l0lI The junior Clas took part in many new ventures this year to correspond with their new status as upperclassmen, Their study of the modern languages has given them an insight into the lives and Customs of other peoples Receiving efficient training in typing and shorthand classes, many juniors are preparing to take their place in tomorrow's business world. With the confusion of the freshman year behind them, the sophomores have es- tablished themselves in the family ofCathedral. Newfriendships have been formed, and their senior big sisters have aided them greatly in becoming familiar with all phases of life at C,H,S, 'Class time took on an added interest this year. Al IHI HAHWAY MARK Plunging into the study of living things in biology class, the sophomores' col- lection of insects and the discoveries they made in the lab were chief projects in the adventure of exploring the unknown. Geometry proved puzzling at first, but in a very short time the sophomores were successfully solving complicated theorems. At the halfway mark in their high school life they look forward to the prospect of becoming upperclassmen. Q if L Filled with all the excitement and enthusiasm which accompanies that first day' in high school, the freshmen began their 'class time' at Cathedral. Boldly they came, they saw, and they conquered' their Latin grammar and vocabulary. Our freshmen have done equally well with the many complex signs and symbols BEGINNING NHHN MASS HMI As a class the freshmen are exceptionally high in school spirit. Every basketball game and school activity will find them eagerly cheering on their new Alma Mater. Displaying their musical talent, the freshman Glee Club presented a Christmas program which will be long remembered. In future years, the enthusi- asm and spirit of the freshmen will carry them far at C.H.S. of algebra. F4 ' b .ASW Q g,'j'i - . Q 7 -e llllli HIAIHS Wllll Yllll ll A Il GAY The final curtain fell about 11:00 p.m. on january 12, leaving a contented audience and a happy cast. Indeed, under Father Griffith's capable direction, these thespians gave an unforgettable performance. In supporting roles were Betsy Murray and Shirley Henry as Mrs. Skinner, Bill Barna as Otis Skinner, and Duchene King and Barbara Fagan as Madame de la Croix. Also included were Bernadette Barrett and Dolores Caldwell, Rita and Carole Ruch, Barbara Shields and Emilia Donatelli, Peggy Steele and Gloria Arnone, Lois Rihn and Mary Eileen O'Shea, MargaretO'Hara and Carol Ertzman. The male roles were played by Centralites, jack Briley, Mike Nash, and jack McGough. ln the class play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, we traveled on the wings of time back to the 'roaring twenties, when Cornelia Otis Skin- new and Emily Kimbrough made an ocean voyage to Paris. The plights they had, the troubles they encountered, the diseases they overcame, the act- ing lessons they took - kept an appreciative audi- ence in a gale of laughter throughout the whole play. The double cast, headed by jean Roney and Eleanor Morin as Cornelia, joan Reilly and Teresa Prendergast as Emily, gave fine performances that will long be remembered. 37 Turning back the hands of time, Cathedral 's Glee Club presented the operetta, 'A Waltz Dream with music by Oscar Straus. Back, back, back to the year 1912 and the land Sylvania went Glee Club members. Capturing senior leads were joy landiorio cast as Niki, Mary Eileen O'Shea portraying Kay Robinson, Dolores Caldwell and Shirley Gross as Prin- cess Helene and Prince Rupert. Shirley Henry portrayed King Maximilian and Marietta Scuilli was cast as Princes Matilda. Others awarded speaking parts were Shirley Abt, Myfanwy Kimicata, Nancy O'Connor, Margaret O'Hara, joan Rodgers, Ellen Regan, DeSales Bright, and Mary Ann Byrne. Seniors dancing to Love 's Roundelay' were Bernadette Barrett and Nancy Pullano. Portray- ing men and women of the Court were seniors Doris Crouse, Alice Cunningham, Norma jean Donatelli, Rosemary Halferty, Barbara Shields, and Sally Somers. American tourists included Anne Kelly, Barbara Uravish, and Claire jack- son. KP, 38 llllll H152 WAHI DREAM 9 gg I 1 I JI 98:6 +32 ' Ju K A s g ' YE 14 A 1 .3 k , if . xewi- ' 4 -1 K x 1 4- ,-Q ff' X. 2 'v-+--v--..- seniors, the Christmas Formal has the special meaning of the last dance they will sponsor at Cathedral . . . . .for them there is the happiness of today, poignant with the thoughts of tomorrow. To the juniors, light-hearted and laughing, there is the excitement of their first Cathedral formal as upperclassmen, one they can never forget. 'lo the sophomores there is something magical in the frosty air as, smug from freshmanhood, they enjoy the dance with all the sophistication they can muster. 'lo the freshmen, the Christmas Formal is something to be thought of often, to be dreamed about and ..... someday, to attend, To each Cathedralite the Christmas lformal is the highlight of the holiday season ..... and of days Cathedral. A There goes the 11:35 bell. Time for the pause that refreshes Cathedral- ites -- lunch period. Mrs. Payne is shown distributing milk to the seniors. Each Tuesday morning is religious instruction time for the seniors. Ad- dressing the seniors is Father John O. Griffith, Spiritual Director at Cathedral. Subject of this year's course is the sacrament of Matri- mony. One, two, three, kick! One, two, three, kick! This refrain can be heard during the first two periods each Monday morning as the senior class assembles to learn the move- ments of the ballet and the rhythm of tap dancing. Shown performing one of the dances learned during the past year are Anne Malarkey, Shirley Gross, Betty Lynch, Peggy Steele, Nancy O'Connor, Antoinette Falorio, Patricia Pemrich, Doris Crouse, Barbara Uravish, Mary Anne Byrne, Isabel Moore, Joan Rodgers, Margaret O'Hara, Agnes McTurner, and Lorraine Buck. Lending a helping hand in the sor- ting and packaging of canned goods are seniors Sally Sommers, Ellen Regan, Nancy Pullano, Claire Jack- son, and Alice Cunningham- Helping the blind children, contributing to the Bishops' Relief Fund, and aiding the missions are some of the charit- able activities which have claimed the attention of the seniors during their four years at Cathedral. Doesn't anyone have correct change? Will someone hand me a bag of potato chips? Isn't there any more milk? These are the questions frequently heard as the lunch time crowd gathers around the 'Cathedral Trading Center . Here Char Waters and Barbara Uravish try to main- tain order as a number of eager hands reach for the carbohydrates. Reviewing last week's steps and discovering they are able to remem- ber them bring smiles to the faces of these seniors. Turning to the other groups ofthe class are seniors Nancy Pullano, Nancy Mosebarger, Barbara Bogler, Patricia Phillips, Mary Elizabeth McGuire, Mary Ei- leen O'Shea, and Sheila Smith. , B ,1 1 Jin' x '45 fp, . 'Qtr it t Q 74 T 4 Ffa f 1 i . V, . . t. M, f and! W ke 'Q wf. .' Tlx 74 5' A - U . -zf ' 'W -4 , 1 u v 1 2 1' 4 , xy sam 2 f' ?C . . ,- we-... 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