Towson Catholic High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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ttiOAtU. K THE • C o l . « » ;.)i : Sister, you ' ve got to see this! the boys insisted as they brought in their experiments in photosynthesis for the biology class. Joy Dorsey, Mike Clark, and Jim Whaley are watching Jack Delaney prove his point. Earth Science for freshmen, biology, chemistry, physics or senior science provide a continuing pro- gram in important modern sciences. Fran Moulden, Pam Schettler, and Vincent Flynn earned placement, competitively, in Baltimore City Science Seminars. SOPHOMORES SECTIOI 2A ROOM 303 22

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FRESHMEN IB — Tony Alcarese, Charles Beeler, Carl Colvin, John Cullun, Joseph Duffy, Thorn Geilfuss, Steve Golueks, Bob Hamilton, James Hattman, John Hake, Mike Homer, John Horn- leln, Mike Johnson, Mike Kaufman, Wayne Keary, Robert Mc- Garvey, Tony Mikanowics, Joseph Radebaugh, Geofrey Schan- kel, Michael Sloan, John Treadwell, Martin Uriock, Keith Wil- son, Charles Wollenweber, Ronald Cyr, Karen Barret, Patricia Bertazon, Mary Boliginno, Mary Brune, Rosemary Cadogan, Joan Casey, Patricia Ciulla, Donna Curreri, Chris Ferrarini, Anne Gleason, Nancy Haley, Judith Harvey, Mary Hepner, Valerie HofFman, Betty Knickman, Cheryle Magill, Maureen Mitchell, Pamela Padian, Elaine Pannuallo, Carolyn Post, Jus- tine Preis, Nora Slavin, Deborah Smith, Jayne Spurrier, Alma Strossner, Karen Watkins, Susan Watson, Carol Anne Waaver. This Christmas project in wreath-making was profitable fun. Jackie Dougherty ex- plains to other freshman artists how she fashioned her wreath from discarded cello- phane bags and cheerful ornaments. But they know. They have their own wreaths. TC is . . . classes . . . prayer . . . studies . . . buddies 21

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SOPHOMORES 2A — Stephen Arminger, John Brennan, Dave Chatnberlin, Mario Ciurca, Michael Clarke, John Delaney, Mike Folderauer, Thomas Hutchins, James Jarino, John Kal- isto, John Keister, Ronald Kelbaugh, Theodore lewinske, Ed Makewiecki, William McNeil, Timothy Pac, Gerald Prestor Norman Stachura, Ed Schneider, James Troten, Yvonne Ashby Carol Benner, Pat Borland, Mary Carrol, Mary Cimino, Mar Davis, Mary Durand, Darlene Eliott, Mary Fallon, Mary Gal- ster, Valerie Green, Fran Haffner, Pat Heck, Alison Keim, Kathie McClean, Deborah McGarvey, Corinne Muller, Elizabeth Pepp- ier, Kathleen Reid, Kathie Sanders, Francine Schaech, Corinne Seipp, Charlene Sibley, Mary Tierney, Linda Wagner, Cecilia Watson, Mary Wright, Mary Young. things to do . . . a point of view . Geometry theorem left unproven? Never — especially not when Ed Rather and Sister Marietta team up to demonstrate a diffi- cult problem from lost night ' s homework. Algebra I, II, geom- etry, trig, modern math — basic math, business math — TC ' s broad math program provides for differing interests. 1 23