York Catholic High School - Rosa Mystica Yearbook (York, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1949 volume:

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Ry .' .1..-ja, A ,, Ax , ':Q.1iC,Mf ,, '-:MMF 'f '.. may Q . , Q 1 af. 4 f. f17 H ' ,E fQkf W Published by the Graduating Class of 1949 ,,-.3 His Excellency, The Most Reverend GEORGE LEO LEECH, D.D., J.C.D Bishop of Harrisburg 2 The Reverend JOSEPH P. KEALY Principal 5 0 0 We, the Members of the Graduating Class of 1949, dedicate this our issue of Rosa Mysticav to the memory of our Principal, The Reverend Joseph P. Kealy. Though but a short time under Father Kealy's direction, we shall each take with us the memory of his untiring zeal in the interests of the students of York Catholic High School. Our gratitude will be proved best by emulating the splendid example of devotedness to duty which Father Kealy has set for us, and by living up to the attainment of the high ideals which he has always placed before us. 3 WZ xl Q Tlygcglouc, E REV. A W . . 5 - THE' KE Pfltrwk Sf, J0sep1z,ITTMAN Sf- s Fcwzm THE RT. REV. MSGR. GEORGE J. BRECKEL, V.F. THE REV. H. J. HOWARTH Immaculate Conception St. Rose of Lima THE R Ev, J E RE S 0 . V. I' J 08611111 lf, SDEQIBROWNE S 1011113-CxTUS A. H011 dslown , ew Fre9d0,nCK 4 N , HM 1-H14 , V Q . 3161? 0 JV olgeq I 4 Sh AZ 421 . telht? 2, 6f'1.pSq I . fb x 90 fb. 0 9056 oo K , 5 tx QV sexe? 9000 vga X061 9 Q-'tb gi 599 54. ey L A 1 5 I. 'lu we Rag ...ws Qr M. Georgiana' OSIF Sr M Del Carmen XHM' M Mana Leona I H MR JOHN CLARK Athlenc Coach Miss MARY WEAVER Secretary is ,WWA 5 Qi we Miriam Regina, O-S-F. Sr. M. Alice Cecilia, I.H.M. Sr. M. Corintha, O.S.F. 6 Zork Cath c Hlgh Sch M FOR GOD COUNTRY and Y C.H.S ach class begins Q O9 S with a prayer . . In the Name of the Father Who created me, In the Name of the Son Who redeemed me, In the Name of the Holy Ghost Who sanctities me, I offer this work Which I am about to perform og' C1 9' vc , -49 4 I P9 99 00 8 ii K WNif,f . ,J., Nw 5352, ' fx. .35 Sfiis x Q 'Xi Mx X-N RXRKXHN ff jffw r 1 We are th .. M e LQZ, I +1 7 g1L 2,49 .M , 4 ll 'madman ere are some of our classmates Front Row, Left to Right: Ct-tw-lia Mullvn, Rita Eckenrode-, Nancy Klinedinst, Jean Staub, Carol Wt-e-ks, Catli- vrint: Swartz, Margarf-t Mary Brady, Winifrud Klincdinst, Claire Newlin, Romaine Munch:-l, Patricia Howard. Second Row: ROSl'llll!l'l4' Martin, ,lanws Mcrfiltfaf, Lconard Ferro, Rube-rt Lal'ointc, Robvrt Livclslwrgcr, Rolwrt Bievvnuur, Vito Spagnola, James Brady, Donald Arst-nault, Elizabeth Mrllord. Third Row: Kathlevn Cllam- ln-rs, Norma Wyv, l ram'1-5 Urignano, Kathryn Mann, Mary Cuvuzn-llo, Mary Slliding, Elsie Miron, Joanne Bruvggc- man, Carolyn St-asm-ly, Catharine St-hvll, Susanne Mann, Rosa' Amato, Mildred Manning. Fourth Row: Shirla-y Staulr, Mary Bn-nlufrt, Mary Kurtz, Patrit-ia Hivlwy, Nancy Mead, Mary Mergvs, Joan Staull, Barbara Sl1t'fft'r, Paul Salxold. Fifth Row: Patrick Rc-4-tl, Thomas Goldsborougli, lit-rnard Stt-inft-lt, Edwin St-lak, Donald Codori, Cllarlt-ra Sallold, Frank l,oBianl'o. ko 000 x C COO? l' '91- Q., 'rt Q 11 nd here are the others Front Row, Left to Right: Mary Cutfaro, Patricia Hawn, Margaret Hemler, Regina Larkin, Marian Frantz, Lois Becker, Elizabeth Schmidt, Dorothy Schneider, Geraldine Shuhert, Helen Ream, Patricia Hubley, Second Row: Richard Glt-itz, George Evelcr, Thomas Perry, Carl Viechiotti Joseph Ryer, Donald Parkinson, Joseph Brennan, Ronald Heidler, George Whare, James Urey, Ronald DiAngelo, Edward Collins. Third Row: Richard Mummcrt, Lawrence Kuhn, Betty Abel, Joan Shane, Vivien Noel, Mary Ann Porta, Marlene Forrey, Barbara Wear, Marie Keri-hner, Virginia Mundorf, Robert Deller, Donald Brady. Top Row: Gary Kuentzler, John Falken- roth, Allen Eckert, Michael Kristick, Laverne Godfrey, John Houck, John Keffer, Thomas Althoff, Kenneth Straufbaugh, Louis Strausbaugh, David Smith, Carl Roth. 01 609 6 . X 9, +C' .4 V +6 009 12 e delve into the realms of Science rnd master he undcrmentals Thomas Coldsborough and Lewis Schmidt demonstrating the turnover fire extinguisher to their class of Freshmen. of English Mary Merges is pointing out the use of the copulative verb to an interested group of Freshmen. O f I' , X 66 ,wr I f Z We are the Xqx musk M05 0 6' I l jf P0524 ea Q ere are our classmates Front Row, Left to Right: Susan Reidel, Elizabeth Zorbaugh, Catherine Owings, Janet Yingling, Barbara Mad- den, Patricia Lanius, Dolores Kristick, Catherine Monaghan, Henrietta Stotler, Loretta Steinfelt. Second Row: Donald List, Charles Maguire, Joseph Heidler, Donald Miller, Russel De Stephano, Joseph Notopoulos, William Bork, Paul Binder, Lewis Schlaline, Kirk Brennan. Third Row: Gerald Carhaugh, Richard Eck, Julia Shuman, Mary Ellen Munchel, Ann Trulinos, Jacqueline McCall, Bernadine Rein, Madeline Alfano, David Topper, Michael Trifillis. Fourth Row: Rodney Rooney, Gene Waginan, Marvin Heiner, Owen Haarsgaard, Thomas Cammeche, Jacob Weaver, Richard Hannigan, Joseph Simmons, Richard Kcffer, Joseph Deller, Lawrence Kuhn. AB 00 49, x 0 C00 9 iv X74 ic 6:-9 15 nd here are the remainder Front Row, Left to Right: Scraphine Coyle, Mary Bievi-nour, Kathh-cn Garrcty, .lflilll UllU 1', -loan Cammy' Nancy Emhcr, Janice Bcrkhciscr, Roscmary Jordan, Marilyn Hagarman, Rae Dart. Second Row: Roh:-rt Brady, Kcnncth Farrcll, Earl McShcrry, John Strausbaugh, Cyril Smith, Joscph Gcubtncr, Rohr-rt Holfman, Lamar Smith, Francis Wharc, James Stccklcr. Third Row: Robert Smith, ,loam-ph Argcnto, Gloria Bonncvillc, Anna Maric Crignano, Betty Krahcr, Leona Haney, Adrienne Chamlu-rs, Walter Huxlcy, Anthony lfcrro. Fourth ROW! Lco Eck, Kcnncth Strine, llonalil Nagle, Francis McMahon, .lamcs Allen, C1-orgc Kclly, Willialii Koch, Walter Callahan. Q9- zoo x 159 'l.C'6'S. 57 +195 CP' 16 ere are some of our classes ster Dolores with the aid of ese three Freshmen instructs ,e class on the Subjunctive ood. 'lilwsv Sophomorvs with the help of Sislfxr Ceorgiana are proving tangcnls equal in a geometry class. ill Sophomore-General Math, the rules of percentage. Dressmuking takes many p1 cicus details as these enth siastic sophomores begin the tasks with the uid of their fellc classmates under the auspices Sister Alice Cecelia. 2 A study period. Talking the situation of birds over among IIICIIISCIVCS ure, IQQIHIICCII Currcly, Adrienne Cllanlbcrs, Joseph Gvuhtnvr, .Ioan Gaffney, Ricllurcl Eck, and Nancy Embor. Anthony Ferro explaining the parts of the eye lo Mary Bieven- our, Kirk Brennan, Rosemary Jordan, and Seruphine Coyle. 19 -ZOVE OF CCUNTRY Q -df is fostered at Catholic High I pledge allegiance to the ilag of the United States of America And to the Republic for which it stands One nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all. 99- 909 ef x 6, -19 -4 V 99 oo 20 Ghtirtzfl, X We are the.. R N Xigfifgf' qv 60A S3 f 0 .r Caoxevf' , , .5 Ab cox 'R Qi XXW0 NX cmdcvw hese are some of our classmates First Row, Left to Right: Grace Jordan, ,loan Ahern, Rosella Ryer, Anna Diangelo, Nancy Shaffer, Carol Gra- ham, Patricia Eckcnrode, Joan Raub, Louise Fisher, Mary Allen. Second Row: Delmas Howard, Oscar Kerchner. John Siebenkase, Francis Werner, John Dauber, Chester Reed, Robert Brady, Albert Krepps, Norman Coulson. Third Row: B4-tty Browne, Mary Jane Noel, Shirley Elini-, Dorothy Martin, Regina Myers, Leona Eck, Nancy Mann, Barbara Bc-auharnois, Margaret Hagarman, Gloria Arsenault. Fourth Row: Sara Bievenour, .loan Hubley, .loan Ann Mann, Carolyn Scott, Virginia Lally, Florence Koch, Jacqueline Pfeiffer, Eileen Buckel, Barbara Dillmeir, Constance McCabe, Patricia A. Deller. Fifth Row: George Klinedinst, Richard Wills, Francis Rizutto, Patrick Dvller, Richard Sarge-n, Clarcnce Topper, James Katlilak. Lust Row: Arthur Weeks, David Noll, Robert Gable, Bernard Stcckler, Charles Ragussa. k 000 3 0 0 C004 4,4 Vey 'C 6:42 23 nd these are the other Iuniors Flront Row, Left to Right: Barbara Kotzman, Annabelle Bovey, Martha Althoff, Crave Meningvr, Crave Shaffer, Grace Collins, Patricia Sf'llIllllCk, Ruth Straushaugh, Rosemary Dennes, Rose lioeper. Second Row: Edward Shane, Donald MeClcaf, Rita Kurtz, Janet Hagarman, Erncstine Shuman, Dorothy Payne, Sheila Ronan, Mildred Knaub, Andrew Mingora, Wayne Deller. Third Row: Loretta Stevenson, Vivtoria Mortorano, Joan Bowman, Nancy March, Pat. R. Deller, Catherine Borsa, Amaryllis Wagxllan. Fourth Row: James Crandall, Donald Lolliceolo, Edward Munvhel, Paul Monvuse, William Hensel, Edward Noel, Donald Staulb, Rodney Roth. Lax! Row: Charles Helfrich, Ted Falrie, Paul B4-nkert, Fred Kinley, Joseph Crumbling, Edward Ream, Joseph Fitzgerald, Thomas Kurtz, Joseph Sacrapont. ,-I if ego 65. x P+ F' Y- 0996 24 AIJOUQXD Charles HZLEEDTIHHH the effect 10 1, frederick Kimi of Allensigy on P ey, Tancy M re5Sure D a1'Ch ' Oflfild LoPie ' 0010 is Group of Typing I students are busily attending to their duties liCll were taught to them under the supervision of Sister Auxilia. 25 9 AboveXThe Juniors in French Class I show their interest as Donald McCleaf and Joanne Ahern struggle to place the correct form in the blanks. These Juniors are learning the fundamentals of' shorthand under pleasant direction of Sister Corintha. 26 x Samba nd here are my classmates at work SYMBQ GF LS aw' s,,W.TJ'f V E TW Each citizen of the United States has every reason to be proud ol his country and its record of political and religious achieve- ment. The students of P. O. D. class are being urged to make Democracy effective by forming the right attitudes and virtues. Preparation of Nitric Acid by dlstlllation is demonstrated by Robert Smith, Bernard Staub, and Thelma Huxley. While the Senior Re- igion class studies .he five marks of the flhurch, Thomas Hose demonstrates he Catholicity of the 'lhurch through a Joard chart in con- lection with the Far fast Magazine which he students are read- ng. Maryette Monteith, Margaret Schmidt, and James Hoffman show how to produce CuO by hydrogen. Elmer Godfrey an Mary Joyce Eline ar writing out checks i 21 practice set. 6'Strokes . . . Gros Words , . . Errol . . .H A group c Typing II student figure their words pe minute. Reach 5 yet? ? ? ? This group of senio are reconciling ti bank statement wil the check hook. This group of stu- dious seniors 'learn the fundamentals of Trigonometry. Macbeth Records are enjoyed by a group of Seniors after reading the play. if A 31 M e a s u r i n g t h e mechanical advan- tage of movable and fixed pulleys are Cle- tus Strausbaugh, Wil- liam Plitt, John Price, and George Viccliiotti, 'sf UR SCHCCL DAYS . 1 F DOIVHNICA AMATO-SL Patrick's Mamie -Slick Hair-do's Religion Club 2. . .Latin Club 2-3- 4. . .French Club 4. . .Glee Club 2- 3-4. . .Spectator 4. . .Speech Club 3 . . .Dramatics 3-4. . .Rosa Mystica 4. ELAINE ARSENAULT St. Iohn's, New Freedom Elaine,,-Alert Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .Glee Club 1-2-3. . .Speech Club 3. PATRICIA AI.LEN4i, Pcxirick's Pat',-Good Humor Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1 . . .Clee Club 1-2. . .Spectator 4. . . Rosa Mystica 4. KATHLEEN ALTHOFF St. Rose of Lima Katy,,-Driving! Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1 . . .Glee Club 1-2-3. NORMA BARNHART-Sf. Pcttrick'S Burnie -Freckles Religion Club 1-2. ..Latin Club 1 . . .Glee Club 1-2. . .Speech Club 3 . . .Rosa Mystica 4. FRANCES BENTZ-St. Rose of Lima Frannie',-West York Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1-2 . . .French Club 4. . . Speech Club 3. . .Glee Club 1. 'Paf' Katy,, Mamie', K 1 1 Ark s' Q- ,j Y K' V . .i I X , 'f ,.. - I X . U 1 Rim F'rannie sc - as Barme - XS ccElaines9 ARE OVER NOW . ROBERT BIEVENOUR Immaculate Conception Bobbic,'-Red Hair Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .Clee Club 1 . . .French Club 4. IAMES BRENNAN-St. R-ose of Lima Jim -Camera Religion Club 1-2...Latin Club 1 . . .Clee Club 1-2-3. . .Orchestra 1- 2-3. . .Rosa Mystica 4. . .Spectator 4. IOSEPH CUFFARO Immaculate Conception aloe -Sheik Religion 1-2 . . . Latin Club 1 . . . Glee Club 1, FRANCIS DELLER St. Ioseph's, Dallastoum De-De -Garage Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1 . . .Glee Club 1. PATRICIA BROWNE St. Rose of Lima Pat -Philadelphia Accent Speech Club 3. . .French Club 3. . . Latin Club 2. . .Dramatic Club 3- 4. . .Spectator 4. . .Religion Club 2 . . .Rosa Mystica 4. WILLIAM CAMPBELL-St. Ioseph's Soup,,-No. 38 Religion Club 1-2...Latin Club 1 . . .Football 1-2-3-4. . .Clee Club 1 . . .Basketball 1-2-3-4. . .Baseball 3. ,. gk? 6 5 . X . ,, ca' as H Joan GCD .D sa obbw ssjirnss Pat Soup e e 33 HE PARTING IS AT HAND RITA DELLER St. Ioseph's, Dallastown Rita,'-Naturalness Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2-3-4. . .French Club 4. . .Glee Club 1 . . . Spectator 4. . . Rosa Mystica 4 . . .Speech Club 3. DELORES DENNES Immaculate Conception Denny,'-Blond Curls Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2 . . .Orchestra 1-2-3-4. . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4. . .Treasurer of the Student Council. PHILOMENA DE VONO St. Ioseph's, Dallastown Phil,,-Navy Blue Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .Speech Club 3. . .Glee Club 1 . . .Spectator 3-4. . .Rosa Mystica 4. AUDREY DILLMEIER-St. Ioseplfs Sophis -Pony-tail Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Speech 3. . . Dramatics 3-4. . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4 . . .Spectator 4. . .Rosa Mystica 4. IAMES DONAVEN Immaculate Conception Jim -Carefree Religion Club 1-2. . .French Club 4. . .Latin Club 1-2 . . .Glee Club 1- 2-3-4. MARY IOYCE ELINE Immaculate Conception Cup-cake -Dimples Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1-2 . Speech Club 3 . . .Dramatics 3 . . . Glee Club 1 . . .Rosa Mystica 4 . . .French Club 3. N 4-M .f-. S h' U C . . Rita!! '6Phil,, Op lS Asllirnss up CC ISD 99 enny 34 . MAY EACH STUDENT IAIVIES EMBER-St. loseph's ufimn-Height Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2 . . .Basketball 4. . .Football 4. . . Clee Club 1. ANNE EUCULANO-St. Patrick's Annie -Pleasant Nature Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1-2 . . .Orchestra 1-2-3-4. . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4. . .Majorettes 2-3-4. X RUTH GAULIN-St. Rose -of Lima Ruthie -Blue Eyes Religion Club 1-2...Latin Club 1 . . .Clee Club 1-2-3. . .Speech Club 3. MARY CORNELIA GEUBTNER Immaculate Conception Connie,'-Quiet Manner Religion Club 1-2...Latin Club 1 . . .Clee Club 1-2. . .Speech Club 3 Rosa Mystica 4. W. IEANNE FREROT-St. Ioseph's Tiny',-Arguing Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Clee Club 1- 2-3-4. . . Speech Club 3. IOAN FUTER-St. Rose of Lima ,Ioanie',-Studying French Religion Club 2. . .French Club 4 . . .Glee Club 2-3-4. . .Orchestra 2- 3-4. . .Band 2-3-4. . .Spectator 4. X 5 X 4-gggll 9 -315 ,- -A -v --' -I l r ,ffl 'X ig U X ilk Q1 'egg Q it KX E K Jeanie H , ,, m i Ruthie Connie' '6Annie,' 4. Tiny . 1111815 W.l1R.l'1 1'.l.lI.V1 DOROTHY HEMLER St. I oseph's, Dallastown Datuk-Blue Rim Specs Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .Glee Club 1 . . .Speech Club 3. IAMES HOFFMAN-St. Rose of Lima Jim,'-Grin Religion Club 1-2...French Club 4. . .Latin Club 1-2. . .Spectator 4 Rosa Mystica 4. . .Football 1-2- 3-4. . .Basketball 2. . .Baseball 3 . . .Clee Club 1. ew. S' Elmo Jackie,' MDD!!! 66 lirnln 36 ELMER GODFREY Immaculate Conception Elm0,'-Pipe Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1 . . .Football 1-2-3-4. . .Basketball 1- 2-3 . . . Sports Manager 4. . .Glee Club 1 . . .Baseball 3. IACQUELINE GODFREY Immaculate Conception ufackien-T A C Religion Club 1-2...Latin Club 1 . . .Glee Club 1. DOLORES HOSE-Sl. Pah'ick's Dee',-Personality Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Glee Club 1- 2-3-4. . .Orchestra 1-2-3-4. . .Major- ettes 2-3 . . .Drum Majorette 4. . . Spectator 4. . .Rosa Mystica 4. . . Secretary of Student Council 4. THOMAS HOSE-SL Patrick's Tom -Trumpet Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1 . . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4. . .Orchestra 1-2-3-4. . .Band 2. . .Football 1-3. . . Baseball 3. .x 1 'L lx e J . 4- X .7 1 I Tama VYWM- Q 1 1 Deen NTO HIS NEW MARY HOSTETTER Immaculate Conception Mary -Cheery Greetings Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2-3. . .Glee Club 1. . .Speech Club 3. RICHARD HOUCK Immaculate Conception Dick,'-Pontiac Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Football 1 . . .Glee Club 1. NILES KERCHNER-St. Rose ol Lima Krunch -Green Sweater Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1-2 . . .Football 1-2-3-4. . .Basketball 1- 3. . .Glee Club 1. PHYLLIS KOPP Immaculate Conception Phyl --Neatness Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1 . . .Clee Club 1-2-3-4. . .Band 2-3-4 . . .Orchestra 1-2-3-4. ff ffjg: Rb ' .ef X 'FC' f .9 . - scMaryss Dick,' 37 X xl mf Margie ij SPHERE THELMA HUXLEY-St. Patrick's Kay -Witty Sayings Religion Club 1-2...French Club 4. . .Latin Club 1-2 . . . Speech Club 3. . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4. . .Dramatics Club 3-4. . . Cheerleader 2-3-4. . . Spectator 4. . .Rosa Mystica 4. MARGARET ANN KEIVIP St. R-ose ot Li Margie',-Red Glasses IDC Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2-3 . . .Clee Club 1-2-3-4. . .Dra- matics Club 3-4...Speech Club 3 . . .Rosa Mystica 4. Krunch', Hphyr OF LIFE . . THE SOUND RICHARD MASEK Immaculate Conception Mac,'-Chewing Gum Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .Clee Club 1. MILDHED MCGUIGAN St. Iohn's, New Freedom Ciggie,'-Long Shot Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Speech Club 3. . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4. . .Basketball 4. KATHRYN IVIAGUIRE Immaculate Conception Kitty',-St. Francis Prep Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2 . . . Speech Club 3 . . . Dramatic Club 3-4. . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4. . . Spectator 1-2-3-4...Rosa Mystica 3-4. DAVID MANN Immaculate Conception Davey-Slim Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .Basketball 1-2-3-4. . . Glee Club 1. MARYE'I'I'E MONTEITH St. Rose ol Lima Red -Red Hair Religion Club 1-2. . .French Club 4 . . .Latin Club 1-2. . .Glee Club 1- 2-3-4 . . . Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 . . . Spectator 4. . .Rosa Mystica 4. . . Concert Band 4. . .Dramatics 4. . . Orchestra 1-2-3-4. HELEN IVIORITZ-St. I0seph's Helen',--Bangs Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .Glee Club 1-2. . .Speech Club 3. 'Kinzy X xx SV GA1 C5 . . Helen csDave9s ccMacss ssclgglesa uRed,, PRINCIPLES DEVELCPED HERE LOUISE MULLEN Immaculate Conception Weezie -Silence Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2-3 . . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4. . .French Club 4. . .Orchestra 1-2-3-4. VIRGINIA MUNCHEL Immaculate Conception Ginny -Vivacious Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1-2 . . . Speech Club 3 . . .Rosa Mystica 4. HELEN PI-'EIFFER-St: Ioseph's Dany -Contagious Laugh Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .Speech Club 3. . .Glee Club 1- 2. PAUL PFEIFFER Immaculate Conception Mike -Busy Manner Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2-3. . .French Club 4. . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4...President of the Student Council 4. gs X X , sa . CEWeezle, 6GGlnny99 39 BRUCE NOLIN Immaculate Conception Brucie -Sparkling White Teeth Religion Club 1-2...Latin Club 1 . . .Basketball 1-2-3-4. . .Glee Club ELENOR PANGLE Skip -Dramatic Ability French Club 4. . .Glee Club 3-4. . . Dramatics 3-4. . .Rosa Mystica 4. . . Spectator 4. .J?l 'x GISkip99 'Q' Q ,o -sm 9 N f Par at M XB . L' W- 1,4 ciD0lly29 . it .J N ' C 1 R , 4 'f A fl' ' 'X I Q 4 Mike P EVER KEEPING FIN MIND 3 az... ' 1. 7' .. aww ' 5 5 3 gi . if HELEN PLONK Immaculate Conception Plonkie,'-Friendly Personality Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Glee Club 1- 2-3-4. IOHN PRICE Immaculate Conception ,la.ck',-Money Problems Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1 . . .Baseball 3. .?Clee Club 1. Q Q 4, S I if . if ii iff? PAUL PICHLER Immaculate Conception Pic,,-Quick Thinking Religion Club 2.-. .Latin Club 2 . . .French Club 4. . .Clee Club 2- 3-4. . . Student Council Member. . . President of Room 1. WILLIAM PLITI' Peter -Airplane Books Clee Club 2-3-4. in in f s 2 .. CATHERINE RANIERI-St. Pcttrick's Tinie',--Helping Others Religion Club 1-2. . .Glee Club 1-2- 3-4. . .Latin Club 1-2. LEONARD REIN Immaculate Conception Lena-Crew-cut Religion Club 1-2 . . .Latin Club 1 . . .French Club 4. . .Clee Club 1 . . .Basketball 2-3 . . .Football 2-3 . . .Baseball 3. ic!! Plonkie', sc-lacks, Tin.ie,' '11 Peter 40 ,,Len,, DQUR INSPIRING MARION RIDDLES-St, Ioseph's Riddles -Brown Eyes Latin Club 1-2. . .Religion Club 1- 2. . .Glee Club 1. . .Spectator 4. . . Rosa Mystica 4. . .Speech Club 3. IOSEPH RUSSO-St. Patrick's Joe -Silence Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1 . . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4. PATRICIA SELAK-St. Patrick's Pat -Helping Hand Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Clee Club 1- 2-3-4. . .Band 4. . .Orchestra 1-2-3- 4. . .Rosa Mystica 4. . .Spectator 4. IOAN SHUMAN Immaculate Conception Shuey -Red Hair Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Glee Club 1- 2-3-4. . .Rosa Mystica 4. . . Spectator 4. Joe MOTTO . MARGARET SCH'lVl1'DT m Immaculate Conception Marg -Ronnie Religion Club 1-2 . . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Orchestra 1- 2-3-4. . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4 .... Band 2-3-4. . .Rosa Mystica 4. . .Spectator 4. DONALD SCHNEIDER Immaculate Conception Dim -Bashfulness Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Clee Club 1. .F , ig J .5 92, wx 0 , Don Riddles,' Marg', Pat Shuey 41 . MX ONWARD AND UPWARD . ROBERT SMITH Immaculate Conception Pete -Likeness to Rip Kirby Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1 . . .Football 3-4. . .Basketball 1. . . Glee Club 1. EUGENE SPRENKLE Immaculate Conception Bruton-Blue Sweater Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2 . . .Band 2-3-4. . .Orchestra 2-3-4 . . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4. IEAN SLONAKER Immaculate Conception ,Ieanne',-Bangs Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4. . .Band 2-3- 4. . .Orchestra 1-2-3-4, MARY SMITH Immaculate Conception Smittie,,-Shyness Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1.- 2. . .French Club 4. BERNARD STAUB Immaculate Conception Bernie -Mischievousness Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Glee Club 1. VERONICA STEINFELT-St. I0seph's Ronnie,'--B asketball Religion Club 1-2 . . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Orchestra 1- 2-3-4. . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4. . .Band 2-3-4. . .Rosa Mystica 4. . . Spectator 4. . .Basketball 4. 4 1 i tfzx E. Q14 Z' .Z Smtttte VCX 6055 M 'Jeannen S6 ' 99 Bernie --Ronnie 4LWAYS GIVING OUR BEST LORRAINE STEVENSON St. Rose of Lima Stevie -A Diamond Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1-2. CLETUS STRAUSBAUGH St. Iohn's, New Freedom i'Cleze -Pontiac Religion Club 2. . .Glee Club 2- 3-4. VIRGINIA TRULINOS Immaculate Conception Ginny -Attractiveness Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Glee Club 1- 2-3-4 . . . Majorette 2-3 . . . Drum Majorette 4. . .Orchestra 1-2-3-4. GLORIA VAUGHN-St. Rose of Lima Gloria -Air Force Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2 . . .French Club 4. . . Clee Club 1- 2-3-4. . .Speech Club 3, CA 4 F ' C-C ' l ff .Q L'lA A ' F F X! f ' X X F X . I, Clem Hsteviev IOSEPH TASSIA--St. PdiriCk's Joe -Smile Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Glee Club IOHN TAYLOR-St. Rose oi Lima NJ. Tf'-Gym Bag Religion Club 1-2. . . Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Clee Club 1- 2-3-4. . .Spectator 4. . .Rosa Mystica 2. Q3 1 L f X U. i bf?-72 5 Gloria ,S 1 -7 1, J. Tx, 43 ----' ' ..,.. ,. 9 OR GOD,FOR COUNTRY DIANA WEEKS-St, Patrick's Din-Upsweep French Club 4. . .Latin Club 4. . . Dramatic Club 4. . .Spectator 4. . . Basketball 4. . .Clee Club 4. IOHN WILLIAMS-St. Rose of Lima Willie -Good Humor Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2-3 . . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4. . .French Club 4. . . Spectator 4. . . Rosa Mys- tica 4. . .Dramatics 3-4. . .Vice- President of the Student Council. - ,, Jeannie mc 0 GEORGE VICCHIO'I'I'I-Si. Pcttrick's Vic -Pleasing Nature Religion Club 1-2...Latin Club 1 . . .Glee Club 1-2-3-4. IEANNE WAGAMAN Immaculate Conception ,Icannie,'-Quiet Dependable Manner Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. . .Speech Club 3 . . . Clee Club 1-2-3-4. DONALD YOHE--St. Pcrtrick's Yo-Yo -T, M. Curly Hair Religion Club 1-2. . .French Club 4 . . .Rosa, Mystica 4. . .Spectator 4 . . . Glee Club 1-2-3-4. . .Dramatics 4. IOHN ZIMMER-St. Rose ol Lima Immaculate Conception Henry -Corduroy Coat Religion Club 1-2. . .Latin Club 1- 2. . .French Club 4. X X Yo-Yo 66Henry39 t ggziff 0 Yx no SY of E. V 2 x T? an-.gk Patricia Selah, Phyllis Kopp and ,lean Slonaker smile as they observe the Band- Walking in a Winter-W1Jndf2r- Lands, Cold and snow are no obstacles when the Unit is Hon the march an-f ,Ioan Filter, Margaret Schmidt, Eugene Sprenklv, and Veronica Steinfclt tuning up u bit. ,uw ,Muff 'IF w,,,,W A1 -gg? ml , '..3'-A Mfww W ...rm P' Our drum mujorellv, Virginia Trulinos 49 2016 alia Wig! ohm! Virginia Brady, our little guest, is a familiar twirler at all games, 51 gown! 5 5 I i S 5 fx Wk .X .NX x 1? LVM - I df' ds and Music R Wm. J. Fitzpa ' k ,s G,-W I-13 Fondly we hail thee, Alma Mater, Fair White Rose! Gentle Mother, teach us wisdom, love of friends and foes Keep us loyal to thy love and true to Heaven's Queen. Proudly we raise on high the Gold and Green. taf50I' lt C e ,k,. ,,ff 'j Pebruad ff f,,-ff 1' Ea 2 I .,fffQZC'5?bfiii?Y533'Lf . ho Leech A.Q15f , mM-f,f HMf,Lff . F rn 35 P f PQ ff, 'vaHwa:ffff vcd 'C X 33 ff! red BY N W 0 S hoo! 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Second Row: Nancy Mann, Jean Fr:-rot, Loretta Stein- felt, Rita Ecks-nrode, Richard Wills, Donald LoPiccolo, Thomas Colds- borough, Home Room Officers. 61 C? 35770 ,gully imma Wlifff O UZ ffifw z4Q,,, Q 6552 7 bnnor fudeni' IOHN WILLIAMS FIRST HONORS Four Years SECOND HONORS Four Years 63 www We UR GUEST SPEAKERS Top, Left to Right: MR. E. EVERETT PIERCE, Personnc Mgr., S. Morgan Smith Companyg MISS KAY Busssl Floorola Products Companyg CHIEF PI-:TTY OFFICE WOULD, Navy Recruitment. Sister Katherine Marie, 0.S.F. Directress of Nurses St. .Jost-pl1's Hospital, L3lIll'3Flf'l' I Bottom Row, Left to Right: JoHN L. ATKINS, M.D MRS. RAYMOND ACKEIIMAN, St. Ioseph's College MR. BIGLER, Manager, General Accounting Depal ment, York Corporation. SPEAKERS Nom- PHOTOGRAPHEDZ Mr. John F. Paddu Asst. Executive Secretary. Manufacturers Assoctat-io Reverend Thomas J. McGDugh, Priesthood: Sister ' Ann Joseph, Triwitariany Mr. Henkel, Pharmacy, I Joseph's Hospital, Lancasterg Joseph McGinty, D.D. Dental Profession y Reverend Joseph P. Kealy. Stnclents receive able assistance from 'ary Kuentzler look- lg through the cata- Sislvr Joseph Leona, when working on Vivien Noel, Margaret Hemler, Cecilia Mul- len, Helen Ream, Marian Frantz, en- joying some of the many magazines on display in the Li- hrary. oseph Leona checks ,obert Bievenonr's ibrary card. 0 fog 9 U9 -0' Q99 bg file while Sister projects anal research tasks. Q' J C9 C-' X 4' Helping to keep hooks in order is part of ll stnclent's training. E E rice , 9.65969 Ferguson comes to check up on George as Mrs Aldnch cmd Nelson look on ad by Mr. Vecchitto daughter M . rg P-1 ,nw but turns out to he The cast IS rounded up for a hncxl snap in Mr. Brcxd1ey's office. ETREAT RECOLLECTIONS M355 Keah' celebranl of How P I 5 1 oBePh Reverend Students attending the Holy Sacrifice of Father Mattern and students at the be- the Mass. ' ' gmnmg of a discussion. 68 Bill Campbell proudly inspects a trophy awarded to him as the season's most valuable player. Bruce Nolin, recipient of trophy as seas0n's most valuable basketball player. 69 '48 PIGSKIN REVIEW A .. K First Row: E. Collins, A. Mingora, J. Ember, F. Kinley, R. Wills, N. Kerchner, B. Camp- bell, 0. Kerchner, J. Fitzgerald, L. Godfrey, E. Munchel, R. Brady. Second Row: J. Clark fCoachj, P. Reed, A. Weeks, F. Lo Bianco, C. Reed, J. Falkenroth, F. Whare, L. Straus- baugh, M. Trifilis, D. Lo Piccolo, J. Houck, D. Howard, R. Diangelo. Third Row: E. Godfrey, J. Crumbling, F. Benkert, C. Ragusa, T. Kurtz, J. Hoffman, F. Werner, E. Noel, P. Smith, E. Ream, G. Wagaman. Season Summary The 1948 football season, though not so successful as the previous season, was a season long to be remembered. More than once the stalwarts of York Catholic came from behind to down their opponents in the last frame of the game. This feat called not only for stamina but also a strong will to win, combined with a good background received from Coaches John Clark and Bob Beck. The results of the season are as follows: York Catholic 34-Red Lion 7 The Traditional Rival of the opening game for the Dukes, Red Lion, came to York with the firm purpose of mak- ing up for last year's defeat, their only one of the sea- son. But determination was not sufficient as the Green and Gold Gridders smothered the lines 34 to 7. Smith and Hoffman each scored once, while Munchel scored three touchdowns to lead the attack. York Catholic 18-Mt. Caramel 6 The second game found the boys from Mt. Carmel visit- ing York also anxious to avenge last year's defeat. They scored first, but were unable to retain their lead, and went under to the tune of 18 to 6. Harrisburg 14-York Catholic 12 York's first away game proved to be fatal to the un- conquered Dukes. A great game ensued with excitement and tensions the whole way through with Harrisburg emerging the victor 14 to 12. York Catholic 19-St. Francis 6 Getting back on the victory train was easy against a faltering St. Francis squad, who opened up with a quick touchdown, and then seemed to relax. They settled down to win 19 to 6. St. Matthew 38-York Catholic 7 A trip to Conshohocken was all that was needed to get the Dukes off that victory train again. The Conshohocken lads were just too big to cope with-result St. Matthews 38, York Catholic 7. York Catholic 33-West York 12 The annual battle against our borough rivals proved to be a thriller the first half but after that, the Blue and White seemed content to let the Dukes push them all over the lot to score again 33 to 12. York Catholic 12-Lancaster Catholic 6 A big Lancaster Catholic squad came to York with the sure thought of victory, however, their thoughts were upset by a small but powerful Green and Gold aggregation. Bon BECK Assistant Coach Boa ALLEN J. V. Coach Season Middletown 25-York Catholic 0 An undefeated Middletown eleven came to York with what appeared to be a small team. Although we shall admit they were small in size, they were by no means small in experience. They edged the Gold and Green 25 to 0. JOHN CLARK Head Coach JOHN KRUTULIS FRED Nom. Assistant Coach J. V Coach Summary Delone 55-York Catholic 0 An injury-riddled York Catholic squad took to the field against a strong Delone aggregation-result, the worst slaughter of the season. The Dukes fought hard, but were unable to stop the bigger lads. Final score again, Delone 55-York Catholic 0. 71 MM . wk as 'H 4 -: mi ,... , .:.,:E : N, Wa 9 4 5285? ,Q 5639 Q .. ....,. E Q SY L I3 165411 g K4-x 5 1 ., , xx fi Wig? Sami, Q Q f 6 AVQ' Q ap - ' if V .ff.xT'??g8: S. Q-.,. 5' 5 .- iv I - . 1 , F? 9 . ., 1 5- 1 X 1+ W t: f s- fl V . QL , A K 'MQ 'lf . -rar ..., .,.' z ., ywlwm ,Q K . :SM 3155 4' mfkhf ,ik - 553.6 -.v.. : I Q Nl r it . 'if'-s. M. 1- . ,, 'P 2. EEE3EQ?E 1 .1 5 F 2 YQ S 45 if ' + if Q 5 Q . 1 if ' 45 V ,X 'Wa Q Y :gg x 'gems if 'gif ' . Fl a ' 4 9 41 fr -- If -is a. 4, X ah Y Q-if .K ,QQ nv Q Y xr el in N yu ii 1 E W, . 'N O KM J X gui? .yn 1 - ' A 'll' N ur., W, Ji. H Y 'Wk 1 . .5n,.., 1' A.: y .. .... .. - . S 4 3 . . QA Lg, KN, .y - 39x 'E x 5. Qs x N NRQ N . Hkgi N it 2' S J: sf J A ' if ' 3 A - ' X x ,gg ' 5 , -g5:1 f:2'iQ 5,,:ff' Q Y A , N X QR QW M? ZW - x Wewwmg NILES KERCHNER-Varsity guard, four year man Niles is a hard hitting guard and a plarfectionist in the art of blocking. He hits like a kick of a mule, as most of his opponents will readily admit, and as all Green and Gold fans will confirm. BILL CAMPBELL-Varsity quarter- back, four year man Bill has become well known around York for his great passing and running on local and dis- tant gridirons. He sparkled on the Green and Gold attack with spiraling aerials and fancy open field running, , K g ,lllVl HUFFMAN-Varsity fullback, four year man.Jim whose tough luck kept him out the second half of the season with injuries was a good man behind the line-few ever escaped him. It is tough that injuries henched him in thc final game of his career. M EMBER-Varsity end, one year man m came out for football only in his senior ar, but how he played. This glue fenzied d could catch anything within reach and ,ng onto it. It is too had Jim didlft come t hc-fore. l'l'i'l'l'1 SMl'l'HfVarsity halfhack, two year man Pete, a hard runner, Lllld an all around good player illlll fellow, is close to the hearts of all players and fans. His whole-hearted efforts make him a dangerous man on any gridiron. E Front Row: Fred Kinley 1103, Edward Munchel 133, Bruce Nolin 143, Bill Campbell 183, llernard Stu-kler 163, Paul Benkert 1143. Second Row: John Krutulis 1Ass't 11oach3, John Sit-ln-nkase 193. Joseph Crumhling 1123, Joseph Fitzgerald 1133, David Mann 173, Donald Mt-111eaf 153, John 11lark 11101l1'1l1. With the completion of the football season the remnants of a 47-48 State 1111i1lllI31OllS1l1IJ basket- ball team were called to order. Of last year's starting five only Bill 11amp11e11 and Bruce Nolin remained. llowever, the Jay-veegs who were also ellamps gave up to the Varsity enough YORK COUNTY LEAGUE Opp. 11.C.H.S. 33 1. V111-st York . . . ..... .......... 2 7 . 2. xvl'lQl1llSYl111' .. 35 41 3. R1-d Lion ..... ... 37 54 4. North York . . . . . . 30 411 5. Spring Grove ... 22 83 6. llover .... . 313 57 T. N1ZlIl1'1l1'al1'l' . .. .. , 38 58 8. West York ... ... 38 45 ll. Wriglltsville .. . .. 29 46 113. R1-11 Lion ... ... 26 48 11. North York . .. . 36 49 12. 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'Q by , , L5 Xue., J f, 3, 4 - f-4-M f f If f X, X Paul Boogie Benkert tussles with an unidentified St. Francis player as anxious players await result. Campbell makes vain attempt for ball as Spring Grove players 80 close in in an attempt to take possession. B ruee again: fUpper Rightl: Bill Campbell completely outjumps l r-norms llIlp0l'tillll two pmnls opponent as team-mates awmt the tap' 5 .gif Q fi -' .X ,ws .,-:- - , kgflrj' ,lack Siebenkusc jumps with Spring Grove player in scramble for ball. 81 Campbell jumps high to win tap in decisive St. Francis game, Campbell is smothered by a barrage of hands and arms in an attempt to score. Campbell scores two for York Catholic against North York. Tex Steckler takes one ofl the board while team- mates anxiously await re- sults. 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Q, x z v + Mx + Ax it 1. 00' .4 . as + 1,2 .gg ,f 1 ,- hy' U ,Z ,I 141.2 v A ,NM .Z . ffwff 3 xl ' ,1 if v Q QA .M W 1 X U3 , ' H 43 . V S '1: . 5 Lv- 'Z' fr, an-12 . .fy f Q wm,.f+' -Q-.4 J ff'-f' ' ,H ., .V , , ., ,Mm Muffa f A ,A . ','QNy,iQ f V9 .M ,.- MAN bw ,,: .x if Vswlf, ' '12, Q gm' iv . 54, t , ,. :wi mg? -f., M X K .,.H..Q,,, 4, .asv :Sf f I N.-aww a Wim :'- ' ay,-ifuii A Kyiv ,. , .ggffvfx ,A- .f , af ,MNH 11 1q:ff.QA . IT xx ,f,ggil'1f' 44 X ,Q Q Q M Kg.. u r First Row: Normen Colson, Joseph Argento, Lavern Godfrey, Richard Keffer, Edward Noel, Andrew Mingora, Donald Mcffleaf, Donald Lo Piccolo, Richard Wills. Second Row: Robert Brady, Donald Brady, Donald Miller, Robert Hoffman, Lawrence Krepps, Wayne Eline, Patrick Reed. Third Row: George Whare, James Brady, Vito Spagnola, Delmas Howard. I. V. Season Summary With the opening of Basketball season, the Varsity, This, however, seemed to make no dif- .lunior Varsity squad was found to contain many ference, for at the end of the season the stand- new fans, as most of our Harrisburg Diocesan ings found our Jayvees in tie for first place. .l. V. League Champions had advanced to the i I E x Left to Right: felt. 88 Barbara Madden, Berna- dine Rein, Loretta Stein- rom Left to Right: Gloria Arsenault, Susanne Mann, Diana Weeks, Veronica Steinfelt, atherine Borsa. Second Row: Ruth Chapieski, Coachg Virginia Lally, Joan Hubley, Mildred lvfluigan, Barbara Dillmeier. Left to Right : usanne Mann, Kathleen arrety, Adrienne Cham- EIS, 89 z Nil- 230202 9 OZVZ ZKWAX 3 Q!!! R51 i wx iii mm Compliments of A FRIEND Y, T111 l 151, Jn .sul nic: 92 ,, li 'Y' T Y g E AV' i 1 Y Yr' - -r 0 w A N ' Val. 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At Foot ot North York Hill Compliments of ENA MARIE BEAUTY SALON 315 EAST MARKET STREET Women's - Childrerfs Wear HUMBLE'MUNDIS CO' 1536 NORTH GEORGE STREET HOCHBERGEITS . Phone 5777 237 West Market Street YoRK, PENNSYLVANIA PETROLEUM PRODUCTS gu11-at-itll 1, its-4,,,, 11 l, ' 128 'A'T' .' A , ' 1 With Best Wishes For Success TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1948 FRANK C. BAYER OWINGS BROS. IUNE BUG FEEDS for Hogs, Cattle and Poultry MARY RU'I'I'ER'S CORSET SHOP 162 East Market Street YORK, PENNSYLVANIA 2 BARBERS No Children After 5 P. M. OLLER'S Barber Shop 36 East College Avenue YORK, PENNSYLVANIA Hair Cuts 4Oc-Saturday 5Uc Special Cakes for All Occasions GEHM'S PASTRH SHOP BREAD - ROLLS - BUNS PIES AND PASTRY 343 S. George Street, York, Pa Dial 31417 Best Wishes to the Class from GREEN'S DAIRY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS PHONE 5861 ROY L. 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