Mount Carmel Catholic High School - Yearbook (Mount Carmel, PA)
- Class of 1948
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1948
SENIOR CLASS
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Most' Rav. GIEORGIC Lm Lxexacu
D.D., j.C.D.
Bislmp of Harrisburg
An inspiring leader and kind friend,
Bishop Leech has ever been held in high
esteem by thc Students of Mount Carmel
Catholic High. lVe shall always appre-
ciate his firm hand and sincere interest
in all our undertakings.
Page Six
In the years to come we shall remember
Monsignor Clarke for his untiring efforts
and inspiration in furthering our Cath-
olic education. Through his efforts our
school has soared high in standards of
education, efficiency, and progress.
Rlrzm' 'REVERIZND
NIONSIGNOR -l,xMlas F. CLARKE
Pastor of Church of Our Lady
Page Seem
REVEREND JAMES J. COYLE
Spiritual Director
of Athletics
Moderator of C.Y.O.
REVEREND VINCENT J. TOPPER
Senior Religion
Sodality Moderator
Page Eight
SISTER M. Rosa PERPETUA
Piano
Vocal
Orchestra
Page Nine
Mo'1'm:R M. ANGICLINA
Principal
Religion II
SISTER HELPIN IVIARIE
English III, IV
History IV
SISTER IVIARY EvANGIaI.IsT
Mathematics II, III
Biology
SISTER PHILOMENA lu.-XRIE
Religion
Physics
Chemistry
Mathematics IV
SISTER NIARY ODILIA
Stenography
Typing
Bookkeeping
Page Ten
SISTER IYIARIA MICHAEL
Religion
Latin I
Mathematics I
Health
SISTER IVIARIA SANCTA
Religion
English I
History I
Science I
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SISTER INIARIE ANGELUS
Latin II, III, IV
History II, III
SISTER M. Ross IMMACULEE
Religion
French I, II
English II
Pnge Twelve
CLASSES
7fze 7a Succwld
CLASS OF 1951
Seated, left to right: Eleanor Bugler, Jacqueline Scoz, Marie Alexander, Anne Marie Mosella,
Martha Gildea, Dolores de Manicor.
Second row: Bernice Walsh, Regina Rolko, Marie Bianchini, Lucy Ciocco, Mary Fazzolari, Joanne
Klingerman, Joan Osopoyich, Lorraine Mulclowney, Diomira Arnoldi.
Third row: Rosemary Rooney. Agatha Malinoskie, Anne Marie Cuff, Anna Burns, Virginia
Battista, Sylvia Sawicki, Maryanne Wysochansky, Mary Gaughan.
Fourth row: Patricia Dunn, Anne Marie Joyce, Margaret Kleinan, Mary Pohor, Florence Mon-
cavage. Marie Petruskevich, Mary T. Nash, Rosella Joyce.
Fifth row: Celeste Schoppy, Patrice Scully, Eileen Kovalick, Anne Bach, Eileen Brennan, Anna
Mae Rooney, Joan Costa, Rose Marie Walsh, Marie Augustine, Rosemary Miller.
Sixth row: Mary Janusky, Mary Hollister, Catherine Duggan, Rita Connaghan, Anna Mae Doyle.
Page Fourteen
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CLASS OF 1951 '
Seated, left to right: William Taxweiler, Vincent Shovlin, Robert Devers, Aloysius Hirsch, james
Dadnra, joseph Connolly.
Second row: Francis Kalinoski, Thomas Malinoski, Robert Smilovich, Ronald Trefsgar, Edward
jatko, Anthony Deromedi, Raymond Schultz.
Third row: Thomas Thul, Thomas Stancavage, Warren Altomare. joseph Silcoskie, Michael
Sassani, Joseph Burge, Francis Dettrey.
Fourth row: Edward Lavelle, Belmont Procopio, Robert Smith, Robert McGill, Samuel Mannello,
Eugene Boylan, William Menapace, Stephen Darrup.
Fifth row: joseph McFadden. joseph Pulaski, Eugene Kowitski, Robert Thurner, Michael W'yd1'a,
Paul Schneider.
Sixth row: Francis Beck, Donald Leiby.
Page F i firm
gy fbiliqence
S. Bridy and G. Bach vie
to answer Sister Rose Im-
inaeulce in a religion class
as 12. O'Neill and Pesar-
chick plan to verify the
answer.
L. to R.: E. Krouch,
M. McNamara, P.
Roszkowski, Mee-
han, L. McFadden,
Kaslnnere, R. Gardi-
ni, E. O'Neill enjoy
session of Biology
Club with Sister
Evangelist as moder-
ator.
M. Hollister proves to C.
Schoppy that Algebra is
not difficult.
Page Sixteen
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CLASS OF 1950
Seated. left to right: Marie Andruscavage, Mary McLaughlin, Theresa Manney, Stella Bridy,
Dorothy Sebastian, Genevieve Siedlccki.
Second row: joan Muldoon, Alice Zambiasi, Regina Reichwein, Claire Scheuren, Eileen McElwee,
Constance Dettrey, Ellen O'Neill.
Third row: john Pcsarchick, Richard Gardini, Theresa Fedorchick, Loretta Rossi, Mary Silkoski,
William Sullivan, Michael Sassani.
Fourth row: Edward Hennessey, joseph Hall, john Moyer, Edward Neary, Enoch Kroutch, john
McGill.
Fifth row: Laveir Procopio. joseph Dwyer, john Manley, Leonard Lucas, Dante Mirarchi, Thomas
Barnes, Alexander Cicheskie. V'
Sixth row: George Bach, joseph Meehan, Francis Reckla,
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CLASS OF 1950
Seated, left to right: Margaret Reilly, Rita Pizzoli,-Ruth Mannion, Rita Greco, Rose Odorizzi,
Mary Schoppy.
Second row: Margaret McNamara, Ida Bevivino, Agnes Deteske, Anne Mae Leiby, Irene McHugh,
Rose johnson, Dorothy Shearn, Pauline Roszkowski, Margaret Donclero, Lillian Malinoski.
Third row: james Menapace, john Kashmere, john Muldowney, Edward Moncavage, Patrick
Gildea. Charles Ruffing, john McGraw, Bernard Britt. joseph Covas.
Fourth row: john Lahota, Richard Bailoni. Richard Marchetti, Thomas Patricoskie, Peter Lubes-
kie, james McGee.
Fifth row: Walter Halahurda. Leo McFadden.
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CLASS OF 1949
Seated, left to right: Patricia McFadden, Mary E. Hill, Alice Yenolevage, jane Dunn, Margaret
Fracalossi. Alma Keiser. '
Second row: Mary Hennesscy. Agnes Helfrick, Rita Stavenski. Mary C. Garvey, joan Hinchey,
Felicita Andreatli, Marie Sassani.
Third row: Albert McManus, William Delaney. Elizabeth May, Verna Pechulis, Louise Audrac-
chio, Martin Sccichatano, Albert Di Cinque.
Fourth row: Lawrence Tancredi, james Gaughan. Robert McSurdy. Vincent Guarna. john McGill
james Watkins, Robert Leonard.
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Fifth row: joseph Schneider, Frank Klein, joseph Garbalino, Richard Varano, Edward Neary,
William Mannion.
Sixth row: joseph joyce, Bernard Hoflrick, james Yuskiewicz, joseph Devers, Richard Maginnis,
Thomas Gummel.
Page Ninelecn
J. Hinchcy. P. McFadden, M.
Fraccalossi, Yuskiewicz,
Dunn are instructed by A. Keiser
in the terms of the ancient ves-
sels.
Intricacies of numbers captivate
VV. Delaney as he shows R. Ma-
ginnis, Devers, B. Hodrick,
M. E. Hill, Moyer, and A.
Hellrick the way x, y, z unfold.
Interest never lags in the chem-
istry laboratory, for every experi-
ment unfolds new and startling
discoveries. Joyce, M. Sassani,
and B. May seem fascinated by
their work in the field of light.
Page Twenty
CLASS OF 1949
Seated, left to right: Dolores Shimko, Virginia johnson. Marie Duni, Margaret Costa, Marie
Walkoskie, Mary McFadden.
Second row: Anna Yost. Catherine Cavacini. john Ivey, Robert Muldowney, Lawrence Thul,
Lorraine Dallahrida, Alice Barbacovi.
Third row: Anthony Costello. Albert Baltista, Edward Wytlra. Anthony Manney. john Rooney.
Page Twenty-olze
Social . .
L. Tancrecli brings forth
an interesting discussion in
National Problems as the
studious class observes.
In the interests of Catholic
Action F. Kline, R. Stavin-
ski, A. McManus,
x'V2llklIlS, J. Schneider,
I. McGill, A. Yost
further themselves to
be alert, alive, and
courageous in their
faith.
Junior vocalists pause to
hear the story of, "Chanson
du Toreadorf'
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"Look ahead and you
won't go wrong", is the
motto of this Junior typing
class as their touch sends
messages flying across the
paper.
R. Neary, VV. Man-
nion, and A. Di Cin-
que make prepara-
tions for a visualized
chemistry lesson.
Page Tufenly-llxree
Seniofzet Zxcel
.944 Science
, tangent
Sine, cosine
ring through the air
as earnest students
solve problems assign
ed by Sister Philo-
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ena lVI9.1'1C.
These aspiring phy-
sicists, J. Mannion, E.
Colross, B. Kopfinger,
E. McHugh, L. Loe-
per, LI. Del Vecchio
are busily engaged in
'ffhter side ol
the bflb
riment-
physics - expe
ing.
Page Twwzly-four
D. Galitski and
Pogzxsh act a sh
French play for
T.
ort
the
Senior French class.
incgacial
V. Bottari and F. Pulaski
explain ll problem Lo geo-
metry students under the
experienced eye of Sisler
Evangelist.
Page Tuwllty-fiz'c'
treaties.
l'ill the end of tune his
Lorians such as E Mul
downey, R. Dallamlle, H
Hennessey, J. Boylan P
Connaghan, and G bclna
vone will be kept busy
analyzing the tenns l
The type we are proud
of! Tap, tap, click the
keysg ding dong, rings
the bell, while this
group of senior secreta-
ries rhythmically glide
their fingers over the
keyboard under the
watchful eye of Sister
Odilia.
Accomplished s e n io r s
enjoy a respite in daily
work by striving to settle
current problems by de-
bate. The participants
are G. Pinamonti, C.
Pulaslgiy y E. McHugh, V.
Bottdriifi Ibanez, G.
Battista, and L. Oberos-
ler.
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Shorthand in u s t n ot
only be written but read.
AI. Duggan is alert as E.
Stutz holds up short-
hand flash cards.
Puge Twenty-ser'c'n
Debits, credits, trial bal-
ance-not any of these
terms cause F. Petruske-
vich, -I. Muldowney, T.
Hirsch, M. Ramsey, G.
Pinamonti, P. Rooney
to ponder as they delve
into the routine of book-
keeping.
Is your heal turned off?
Are your desks broken?
Il' so, come to Senior B.
These boys will gladly
give up classes and du-
ties to satisfy your needs.
Amp We
Never a dull moment
nor an idle one. G.
Schiavone, our class's
fanned pianist, entertains
during the lunch hour.
Attribute our pictures-
que and appropriate
bulletin boards to this
group ol' senior decora-
tors, E. Bevivino, R.
Kutchen, G. Battista, T.
Hirsch.
la Zach lay
"Eyes Front" as we fol-
low thc tcchnicolor views
of Pcnnsylvzlnia.
X'Vc1l, what have
we here! "Foot-
prints on thc
NVatcr."
Hey! Stop looking at thc
camera Rccdie.
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Bucks: j. YllSklCWlCZ, j. Tronoski, J. Moscllu, A. Costello.
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Bill Haviland
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Kulpmont 147 MCCH 0
Rams hrst game . . . played
at Kulpmont . . . Catholic
fought stubbornly, but
bowed to a Hue X'Vildcat
team.
neuasng c. c. o, Mccl-I o
Game played at Reading
. . . rainy night . . a hard
fought game with defense
outstanding factor.
The squad of 1947 wishes to thank the cheerleiders left to ii h C
. ., 'g t: . Cavacini, J. McManus, J
McCullion, J. Hiuchey. P. Roszkowski, A. M. Mosella, A. McNamara, A. M. Joyce, R. Slavenski
and R. Odorizzi for their loyal support during the season.
Page Tbirly-Eve
Trapped!
Don't drop it Muz.
Hold 'em boys.
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York C. 195 MCCH 13
Thriller played at York
. . . Rams led at half 7-6
. . . York broke 13-13
deadlock on last minute
touchdown pass.
Pottsville 63 MCCH 7
First home game, good
crowd . . . Costello scored
on 40 yard jaunt . . . Mal-
loy adds important point
. . . Harps scored in clos-
ing minutes . . . point was
blocked by Oberosler.
Panther Valley 67 MCCH 'I3
Ram's second win . . . Tro-
noski and Yuskiewicz tally
for Catholic in First half . . .
Panther holds Irish score-
less in second half . . . they
scored in last quarter.
Qwiyzecl' 404 Gppanenh '
Cass Township Op MCCH 12
Rams' ground and air at-
tack clicked . . . Neary and
Costello scored to give
Irish a well deserved vie-
tory over tough Cass-men.
Shenandoah Op MCCH 43
Irish wallop a game but
outclassed Shenandoah
Catholic 43-0 to end home
season . . . Costello, Tro-
noski, lVydra, Rooney, and
'Watkins score . . . Malloy
added only point.
oelone 325 MCCH 6
Rams' go down before
powerful Red and Blue
of McSherrystown . . . VVat-
kins scored for Carlnelites
on a lateral play covering
50 yards.
A wide sweep
This will fool them.
Couldn't be nicer.
l"7fze4f Sei' 7fze pace
St. Francis 255 MCCH 14
St. Francis scored on Rams
twice in Hrst half . . .
Grecumcn c o m e b a c lc
strong . . . Tronoski and
Costello tallied T.D.'s . . .
Malloy added two extra
points to give Rams 14-13
lead . . . St. Francis came
back with 2 markers in last
Eve minutes to assure them
of 25-I4 win.
Senior cheerleaders, J. McMan-
us, ul. McCullion, and A. Mc-
Namara. Good work, girls!
l5x'I'Hl,liTlC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
Nh P Sullivan Mr. B. Maginnis, Rev. Coyle, Mr. T. C l
onnag ian.
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Chiefy going
down.
St. Maiihews 197 MCCH 0
St. Matthews scored three
times in second period . . .
Rains could not get offense
started . . . Hnal count re-
mained 19-0.
A bad spot for the punter.
Off to the races
Norrisiown 125 MCCH 0
Rams had early scoring
chance . . . St. Patrick scor-
ed in second and third
periods . . . Irish went
down 12,0 in the climax
game of 1947 season.
4m aan
He's loose again.
Blocking counts.
Make it a good
one.
Nm! Pfufiical Fuji!
Standing: B. Haviland, P. Nolan, H. Curley.
Kneeling: R. Green, F. Richards.
Getting in shape.
Not long now
NIANAGERS
B. Kopfinger, Mannion,
and F. Kline.
The trip home.
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Page Forty - fam
ACTIVITIES
Another division of our Senior
Glee Club entertains at a musi-
cale. These charming song birds
are, LI. McManus, A. McNamara,
A. M. Muldoon, E. Stutz, E.
Bevivino, G. Manley, Rosz-
kowski, C. Siedlecki, E. McHugh,
and B. Sullivan, accompanist.
The delightful
u n i o r Glec
Club combines
to entertain
tween acts iofx
the Senior Play. X
Under the direc-
tion of Rosz-
kowski, t h e y
con tributed
greatly to that
colorful occa-
sion.
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The air will soon be alive with
lilting melodies as the Senior
Glee Club, E. Muldowney,
McCullion, C. Pulaski, P. Roon-
ey, Smith, T. Pranske. D. Gal-
itski, and R. Kutchen stands
ready to begin a recital, lead by
B. Sullivan, pianist.
Gailzalic Qauffz Gayanzgwkan
Miss Kathryn McCarthy, who
has guided our parish Youth
Council through its many diver-
sihed activities, and because of
her diligent labors, it has devel-
oped into an organization of
which we are very proud.
C. Y. O. officers gather material
for discussion club. They are
Malloy, Vice-presidentg Mc-
Manus, Secretaryg A. McNamara,
Treasurerg KI. Mannion, Presi-
dent.
The cast from one of the series
of plays presented during Lent
is T. Pranske, Roszkowski, R.
Baxter, E. Bevivino, and D. Gal-
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Thrill! Thrill! Horkoy meets
his future "sisters-in-law".
"I Willll Lo know who he is and
who hid him here."
Oh, its all
Linen! dowry linen!
Mother - T. Hirsh
Katinka - B. Sullivan
Sari - H. Nemeth
Ella - E. McHugh
Mitzi - P. Connaghzin
Terka - MeCullion
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"Mamma, 111211111112-'l, what is
the matter?"
"NVhaL has happened?"
Klara - McManus
Horkoy - F. Pulaski
Col. Radviany -J. Ibanez
Gida - B. Koplinger
Sandorfly - Gaughan
Janko - T. Pogash
Page' Forty-nine
Doing it Hollywood style.
"Oh, Gaza, take
me back for just
one dance! See,
I have a Cos-
tume, too."
"I-2-3-4, you will have a dog."
"I clon'L want a clog, I only want
a kitty", snaps Klara.
"I demand
L li a t y o u
marry Ella",
bellows Col.
Radvianny.
'Oli, what dear little cousins! Are there any mo1'e?,'
Mother - C. Siedlecki
Katinka - E. lvluldowney
Sari - J. Smith
Ella - P. Rooney
Mitzi - R. M. Kutcllen
Terka - A. McNamara
Liza - C. Pulaski
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"Oh Mitzi! Three kisses???" "Help, save me from those fiends!
cries Gida.
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"Step lively boys!" - Our faithful stage managers.
Klara - A. M. Muldoon
Horkoy - J. Mannion
Col. Radviany - J. Del Vecchio
Gida - R. Shulski
Sandorlfy - -I. McFadden
Janko - V. Bottari
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Students, taking advantage of the
Diocesan Forensic League, annually
sponsored by His Excellency,
George L. Leech, prepare a place
for themselves among the Catholic
action leaders of tomorrow.
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pay homage
to the Prince
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CLASSES ATHLETICS EXCTIVITIES
E. Sciccliitano J. Tronoski A. M. Muldoon
H. Nemeth Malloy F. Pulaski
B. Kopfingcr R. Kutchen
TYPISTS Smith
GRADU.A1'ES
B Sullivan E. iX"lUld0YVllCy Pl.lOTOGRApHy
' . T. Hirsch
KI. McCull1on E Suu? J. Duggan
F. Petruskevich ' ' Mannion
A. McNamara E. Scicchitano
Our diligent Consuelln staff: 1. Del Vecchio, AI. McFadden, J. lvlanuion, A. M. Muldoon,
P. Connaghan. Malloy, B. Sullivan, and E. Scicchilano.
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which resulted in this night
of starlit splendor, A. Hel-
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Dancing feet whirl lightly
across the Hoor, as strains
of music enrapture the
hearts of all present.
Chaperons chat during in-
termission.
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D. Galitski, P. Connaghan, F.
Klein, and R. Maginnis visit a
favorite spot during the evening.
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Once again it is time for our May Day ceremonies.
Cecelia Siedleeki, May Queen, attended by E. Bevi-
vino, E. Muldowney. B. Sullivan and A. M. Muldoon,
prepare to offer Huing tribute to Mary Our Moiher.
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Pre-bell gossip enjoyed by V.
Johnson, M. Duni, V. Pecliu-
lis, and M. C. Garvey.
Seniors, E. McHugh, T. Po-
gash, and C. Siedlecki visit
Christmas Crib during the
Holy Season.
Religious articles were eager-
ly viewed and bought by the
students.
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2. Ain't we tough????
3. NVhat's up fellows?
4. "The wearin' of the green
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Getting the most of Dickens.
The Sheiks of Arabi.
KI0lS0l'l,S competitors.
Glenn Killinger giving autographs
Time for a daily visit.
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GRADUATES
ELIZABETH TI-IERESA ARNOLDIN
UBCHY.,
St. Peter's Commercial
ROSE MARIE BACI-I
GROW.,
Our Lad y's Commercial
Glee Club 2, 3g Operetta 1, 2, 4g Librarian
I, 3, 4.
Glee Club 35 Operetta 3, 4.
Inquisitive . . . always on the go . . .
instigator of mischief . . . referred to as
"Blipper."
Captivating smile . . . Horid complexion
. . . Gcrt's pal . . . desires to become a
model.
GLORIA MARIE BATTISTA
"Glor"
St. Peter's Commercial
Oratorical 3, 4: Biology Club 35 Carmeli-
tan Ctaff 2.
Beauty and brains . . . original and win-
ning disposition . . . orator . . . brilliant
clark eyes.
RAMONA VIRGINIA BAXTER ELVIRA FORTUNATA BEVIVINO VINCENT SYLVESTER BOTTARI
"Mona" "Vita" "PachaCh"
St. Ioseph's Commercial St. Peter's Academic St. Peter's Commercial
Glee Club 45 Biology Club 3g Librarian Z, Music Ig Librarian 33 Carmelitan Staff 2: Biology Club 3: Orchestra lg Class Treas-
3, 4. Operetta 4g Glee Club 4. urer 3g Senior Playg Operetta 4.
Timid . . . dependable . . . serene . . Domestic . . . considerate . . . easy to Dreamy eyed romeo . . . wonderful danc-
thoughtful. get along with . . . ambitious. er . . . talent for speeding the typewriter.
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IAMES PATRICK IIOYLAN
"Boleyn
Our Lady's Academic
Football 1, 2, 3, -lg Operetta -I: Beaker
Club 3,
Class Adonis . . . black curly hair . .
at one time shy . . . varsity end.
PATRICIA ANN CONNAGHAN
"Connie"
Our Lady's Commercial
Glec Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Co-editor
of Consuella 45 Photography Club 33 Oper-
ctta 3, 4.
Extensive wardrobe . . . flirtatious . .
full of energy . . . inquisitive.
Our Lad y's Commercial
Glee Club 2, 3: Orchestra 23 Operetta 4g
Librarian 3.
GERTRUDE ANN BUGLER
"Gert"
EDVVARD ANDREW COLROSS
"Teddy"
St. Peter's Academic
Senior Playg Operctta Llg Beakcr Club 3.
Unusual flashy socks . . . lots of fun . . .
Incessant talker . . . tall blonde . . . tal-
ented pianist . . . coquettisli.
WILLIAM IOSEPI-I CONNOLLY
ull!-IQSH
Our Lady's Academic
Football Manager 1, 2, 3g Stage Manager
2, 3, 4: Beaker Club 3.
Iiggs as Al Iolson--enough said . . .
tricky adams-apple . . . wearer of rings.
unpredictable . . . smooth dancer.
RENO STEPHEN DALLAVALLE.
"Reno"
St. Petcr's Commercial
Photography Club 35 Class President 23
Opcrctta 4.
Conservative . . . cnioys the daily bus
ride to and from school . . . extremely
quiet.
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IOI-IN PAUL DEL VECCHIO
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St. Mary's Academic
Carmelitan Staff 1, 2: Consuella Business
Manager -l: Senior Play.
Quick witted . . . Huent line . . . natural
born actor . . . sharp dresser.
ANNETTE MARY DOYLE
"Doyley"
St. Ioseph's Commercial
Glue Club 23 Photography Club 33 Opcr-
etta -l: Librarian 2.
Regular Gapper . . . come day, go day
. . . evcryone's friend . . . Baseball fan.
IA MES IOSEPH DUGGAN
"Ace"
Our Lad y's Commercial
Photography Club 3: Senior Playg Carme-
litan Staff 35 Consuella Stall.
Popular . . . enthusiastic sports fan . . .
usually seen clicking a camera . . . witty.
DOLORES BEATRICE FUEDALE.
"Dee"
St. Petcr's Academic
Music lg Librarian 35 Glee Club 43 Oper-
etta 4.
Quiet . . . beautiful tresses . . . wishes to
visit Europe . . . makes scouting her
hobby.
DOROTHY ANN GALITSKI
"Dot"
Our Lady's Academic
Operetta 1, 2, -l: Glce Club 2, 3. 43 Cheer-
leader 2, 33 Class Treasurer 1.
M. O. C. fan . . . chic dresser . . . blonde
beauty . . . spends time in Kulpmont.
IOHN ANTHONY GAUGHAN
"Slick',
St. Ignatius Academic
Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 45 Or'
chestra 1, 2, 3: Senoir Playg Beaker Club 3.
Playboy . .' . delightful entertainer . . .
happy-go-lucky Irishman.
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REGINA PAULINE GRACHOWSKI
"Ieanne"
St. Peter's Commercial
Operetta 45 Photography Club 39 Biology
Club 3.
Reserved . . . bluslies easily . . . apprecia-
tive . . . Lauren Bacall voice.
HELEN MARIE HENNESSEY
"Hen"
Our Lady's Commercial
Glee Club Zg Operetta 2, 43 Photography
Club 3.
Faithful to Bloomsburg . . . haunts Pachu-
tas . . . bored with school.
TERESA CATHERINE HIRSCI-I
"Trese"
Our Lad y's Commercial
Glee Club 45 Senior Play: Photography
Club 3: Librarian 2, 33 Class Viccrpresi-
dent lg Class Secretary 3, -lg Consuella
Staff 4.
Wide variety of interests . . . well poised
. . . forever clipping her gorgeous locks
. . . brags of a handsome blond.
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IOHN PETER IBANEZ
"Ibby',
St. Peter's Commercial
Biology Club 3: Senior Playg Operetta 4:
Stage Properties 2, 3.
Tells tall tales . . . six footer . . . reserves
back seat on bus for all games . . . suave.
BERNARD CARL KOPFINGER
"Barney"
St. Ioscplfs Academic
Senior Playg Beaker Club 3: Class Vice-
presidcnt 23 Student Manager Football 43
Operetta 4.
Known to his intimate friends as "Pussy"
. . . capable . . . feigns shyness . . . good
sense ot humor.
ROSE MARIE KUTCHEN
"Duke"
Our Lady's Academic
Operetta l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 43
Senior Playg Class Vice-president 3g Beaker
Club 3.
Tall and willowy . . . attractive to the
opposite sex . . . humorous . . . reliable.
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LOUIS EDWARD LOEPER
"Louie"
Our Latly's Academic
Operetta Stage hand 45 Beaker Club 3.
Always ready with a joke or a riddle . . .
radiates good will . . . sullen, but not for
long.
IEANNE MARIE MCCULLION
"Debbie" I
St. Ignatius Academ ie
Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader Cap-
tain -lg Glee Club 2, 3, -I: Operetta 1, 2,
3, 4: Senior Playg Class Representative 23
Librarian 23 Beaker Club 3g Carmclitan
JAMES VINCENT MCFADDEN
"Mickey"
Our Latly's Commercial
Operetta I, 3, 43 Consuella Staff -l: Senior
Playg Football 2, 3, 4.
Female heart breaker . . . baby face . . .
.. , N drives a ialopy . . . he looks quiet-so
2' 3' Lomuella Staff 4' does a woman!
Cute and peppy . . . twinkling eyes . .
all-around-ability . . . personality plus.
MARGARET ELEANOR MCHUGH IOAN ANN MCMANUS MARY AGNES McNAMARA
"Eleanor" "Ioanie" "Ag" I
Our LacIy's Academic Our Lz1dy's Academic Our Latly's Commercial
Glee Club 3, 43 Operetta 3, 49 Beaker Club
35 Senior Play.
Likes to show her dimples . . . talkative
. . . back seat driver . . . rates with col-
lege fellows.
Cheerleader I, 3, 43 Cheerleader co-captain
4: Operetta 3, 45 Glee Club 3, rl: Bczllicl'
Club 3: Senior Play.
Childish expressions . . . feminine charm
. . . unique strut . . . looks forward to a
busy time in New York.
Photography Club 3: Senior Play: Cheer-
leader -lg Consuella Stall 4.
Carefree . . . keen sense of humor . .
attractive . . . peppy.
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IOSEPH ANTHONY MALLOY
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Our Lad y's Academic
Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Stage
Make-up 2, 3, 4g President Beaker Club 3:
Glee Club 2g Carmclitan Staff 25 Consuella
Staff 4.
Unassuming feminine magnet . . . depend-
able place-kicking guard . . . expressive
eyes . . . up on current events.
GERALDI NE VERONICA MANLEY
usug. .
St. Ioseph's Academic
Music 1: Beaker Club 35 Glee Club 4g
Operetta 4.
Gets around . . . Gap lingo . . . hearty
laugh . . . looks well in everything.
JOHN BERNARD MANNION
HRM..
Our Lad y's Academic
Class President 1, 3, 4, Co-editor Con-
suella: Carmelitan Staff 1, 2, 35 Football
I, 2: Manager Football 3, 45 Glee Club 23
Operetta 1, 2, 3, 41 Senior Play: Oratorical
Contest 3, el.
Ardent lover of classical music . . . com-
petent, intelligent leader . . . swell guy
. . . excels in languages.
IAMES IOHN MOSELLA
"Muzzy"
St. Pcter's Commercial
Photography Club 3: Operetta 4: Football
2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 43 Stage Properties 4.
Bashful . . . sparkling smile . . . all
around athlete.
ANNE IVIARIE MULDOON
"Noody"
St. I0hn's Commercial
Glee Club 3, 4: Opcretta 3, 4: Class Vice-
president 23 Photography Club 3: Con-
suella Staff el.
Class wit . . . imaginative . . . Notre
Dame fan . . . Collegiate.
ELI ZA BETH ANN MULDOWNEY
"Bette"
Our Lady's Commercial
Glee Club 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Librarian 23
Class Secretary lg Biology Club 33 Con-
suella typist 'lg Senoir Play.
Calm . . . excellent bookkeeper . . . ani-
mated sports lovcr . . . radiant smile.
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IAMES EDWARD MULDOWNEY
"MuIly"
Our Lady's Commercial
Glee Club 2: Photography Club 3g Foot-
ball 53 Stage Properties 4: Operetta 4.
Teases the girls . . . assists the janitor
. . , businessman . . . PilIar's Man Friday.
HELEN OLIVIA NEMETI-I
"I'Iun'l
St. Mary's Commercial
Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Operetta I, 2, 3, 43
Photography Club 3: Senior Play: Carme-
litan Staff 2, 3: Consuella Staff 43 Libra-
rian 2, 5.
Artistically inclined . . . self assured . . .
full of ideas . . . supplies Rams with
pastries.
LUDYVIG PETER OBEROSLER
"Luddy"
St. Peter's Commercial
Photography Club 3g Glee Club 2: Biology
Club 35 Basketball 3, 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4:
Football Co-captain 'lg Class President 3:
Class Vice-president 45 Operetta 4.
Tall, dark and handsome . . . possesses
fine qualities . . . modest . . . the gang
goes for his Mom's cooking.
KATHLEEN GERMANUS O'NEILL
..Kay..
St. Ioseph's Commercial
Photography Club 33 Operetta -lg Senior
Play.
Shy . . . infectious giggle . . . Irish lisp
. . . extremely attentive during Apolo-
getics class.
MARGARET ANN 0'NEILL
"Peggy"
St. Ioseph's Commercial
Photography Club 3: Glee Club 45 Oper-
etra 4.
Typically Irish . . . sweet natured . . .
long curling eyelashes . . . inveterate
talker.
FLORENCE ANASTASIA PERCHINSKI
"Nancy"
Our Lady's Commercial
Librarian 3, 43 Photography Club 39 Oper-
ettu 4.
Attractive appearance . . . constant smile
. . . neat coiffure . . . lovely wardrobe.
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FRANCIS MICHAEL PETRUSKEVICH
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Our Lady's Commercial
Glee Club 2: Biology Club 33 Photography
Club 3: Consuella Staff Ml.
Well mannered . . . wavy hair . . . speaks
with an accent . . . philanthropist.
GLORIA MARIE PI NOMONTI
"Glory"
St. Peter's Commercial
Glee Club 2: Biology Club 3.
Animated . . . friendly . . . spends most
of her leisure time dancing . . . Sinatra
fan.
THOMAS BERNARD POGASI-I
"P0g.2y"
St. Ignatius Academic
lleaker Club 3: Senior Play: Operetta 4.
Earnest student . . . Wednesday morning
hitch-hiker . . . obliging . . . willing
worker.
CYNTHIA MARIE PULASKI
"Cindy"
St. Ioseph's Academic
Glee Club 2, 3, -lg Senior Play: Beaker
Club 35 Operetta 2, 3, -lg Consuella Stal? 4.
Excels in art . . . melodious voice . . .
very photogenic . . . peaches and cream
complexion.
FRANCIS XAVIER PULASKI
"Pillar"
St. Ioseph's Commercial
Glee Club 2: Operetta I, -lg Biology Club
3: Consuclla Staff rl.
The only lad of our acquaintance who
keeps Five girls guessing at one time . . .
is sold on loud colors . . . manages Marble
Hall.
MARGARET MARY RAMSEY
Mpeg..
St. Peter's Commercial
Operetta 43 Photography Club 33 Biology
Club 3.
Essence of efliciency . . . demonstrates
many new hair styles . . . neat and orderly.
PAUL WILLIAM REED
"Reed ie"
Our Lady's Commercial
Glee Club 2g Orchestra Ig Photography
Club 3g Operetta 2, 3, 4.
Prankster . . . loyal fan of the Cisco Kid
. . . gets pleasure out of having his artistic
abilities praised.
IACQUELINE BERNADETTE
ROSZKOWSKI
"Iaclcie"
M. O. C. Academic
Glee Club 3, 45 Operetta 3, 43 Beaker Club
3.
Graceful . . . fashionable . . . class presi-
dent's O.A.O .... makes friends easily
. . . effervescent.
ROSEMARY TI-IERESA ROKOS
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Our Lacly's Commercial
Glee Club 2, 33 Biology Club 3g Operetta
1, 2, 3, -l.
Knack for choosing clothes . . . ruddy-
cheeked blonde . . . friendly and natural.
EDNVARD DOMINIC SCI CCI-IITANO
"Iohnson"
St. Peter's Academic
Stage make-up 23 Beaker Club 3g President
of English Club 2, 3: Consuella Staff 4.
Chief of the Order of the Arrowhead . .
mathematical wizard . . . amicable . .
Dagwood's Competitor.
PATRICIA ANN ROONEY
"Pat"
Our Lady's Commercial
Glee Club 'lg Operetta 3, 43 Class President
1: Librarian 1, 2, 3, -lg Librarian President
4.
Happy-go-lucky . . . popular . . . daunt-
less . . . Irish temper . . . beaming face.
GRETA MARIE SCI-IIAVONE
HRM.,
St. Peter's Commercial
Operetta 4g Photography Club 33 Biology
Club 3.
An adept pianist . . . frank and coy . .
fine penman . . . very talented.
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ROBERT VINCENT SI-IULSKI CECILIA ANNE SIEDLECKI
"Bob" "Celie"
Our Lady's Commercial M. O. C. Academic
Glee Club 2: Senior Play: Operetta 2, -lg
Photography Club 3.
Center of attraction . . . casanova . .
sociable . . . a live wire.
Senior Play: Class President Z: Carmclitan
Staff 1. 2: Glce Club 2, 3, 4: Operetta 1, 2,
3, 4.
Excellent student . . . understanding . . .
lovely countenance . . . a welcome 1110111-
ber of any group.
IACQUELINE FRANCES SMITH
"Iackie'l
Our Lady's Academic
Carmelitan Staff 1, 2, 3: Beaker Club 3:
Consuella Staff 4: Glec Club 2, 3, 4:
Senior Play: Operetta I, 2, 3, 4.
Iokcster . . . sports a car . . . plays all
64 pages of RachmaninoE's 2nd Concerto
. . . alert expression.
ELIZABETH LOUISE STUTZ
"Betty"
Our Lady's Commercial
Glee Club 3, -lg Opcretta 3, -I: Consuella
Typist 4: Photography Club 3: Librarian
3, 4.
Excellent typist . . . loquacious .
haunts skating rinks . . . industrious.
BARBARA ANNE SULLIVAN
"Barb"
Our Lady's Academic
Senior Play: Glee Club Accompanist 3, 4:
Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 3: Class
Secretary-Treasurer 3: Carmclitan Staff 2.
Exceptional student . . . active and dc-
pendable . . . well-liked . . . perlect
record-never on time yet.
IOI-IN XVI LLIAM TRONOSKI
"lack "
Our Lady's Academic
Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain Football 4:
Beaker Club 3: Vice-president English Club
3: Consuella Staff 4.
Dispense with his bashfulness-you have
a social lion . . . Thee fullback . . . no
time for romance . . . generous, modest
intelligentsia. I
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St. Ioseph School of Nursing, St. Ioseph School of Nursing
Class of 1948 Class of 1948
Reading, Pa. Reading, Pa.
REV. LEO A. BEIERSCHMITT
St. Charles Seminary
Overbrook Pa
PAUL D. SULLIVAN MISS MARY ELLEN MCMANUS
Mount Saint Mary College Miscricordia School of Nursing
Class of 1948 . Class of 1948
Emmitsburg, Md. New York
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We
The Senior Class of 1948 wishes to express
its appreciation to anyone who helped in
any way to finance this year's edition of
the CONSUELLA. Especially the business-
men of Mount Carmel and vicinity for
their whole-hearted cooperation in our
new form of advertising.
Thank you,
CLASS OF 1948
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Right Reverend James F. Clarke
Reverend Vincent Topper
Reverend James Coyle
Reverend Aloysius Bambir
Reverend Leo A. Beireschlnitt
Reverend P. Enright
Reverend Dr. Jos. C. Petrovits
Reverend Patrick J. Phelan
Reverend Joseph Skibinski
Reverend F. A. Szumierski
Reverend Paul D. Mfeaver
OUR PRIESTS
Reverend Stephen C. Zajac
Reverend L. Alachniewicz
Reverend Francis X. Butler
Reverend S. Grondziowski
Reverend Myron Lasic
Reverend Karl Stofko
Reverend Serafin V iseica
Reverend Stanislaus Zaborowski
Reverend Salvatore Zangari
Mr. Michael E. Homola
OUR SCHOOLS AND FACULTY
Felician Sisters, St. Joseph
Felician Sisters, St. Peter
Felician Sisters, M. O. C.
Sisters I.H.M., Centralia
Sisters I.H.M., Locust Gap
Sisters, St. Joseph, Kulpmont
Mother Mary Angelina
Sister Mary Evangelist
Sister Philomena Marie
Sister M. Rose Perpetua
Sister Helen Marie
Sister Mary Odelia
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Sister Marie Angelus
Sister Maria Michael
Sister M. Rose Immaculee
Sister Maria Sancta
Sister Mary Nativita
Sister Jose Marie
Sister joan Marie
Sister Mary jean
Sister Irene joseph
Sister Terese Innnaculee
Sister Richard Mary
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Peter Baxter
Bruno Bevivino
Vincent Bottari
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Edward Britt
Paul Bugler
Fred Colross
Mrs. Kathryn Connaghan
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and Mrs. Francis Doyle
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and Mrs. Charles Feudale
and Mrs.
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and Mrs.
and Mrs.
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Gaughan
Ignatius Grochowski
Edward I-Iennessey
and Mrs. Charles Hirsch
and Mrs.
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Anthony Kopfinger
Peter Kutchen
and Mrs. Louis Loeper
and Mrs.
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John Mannion
Cornelius Manley
Lawrence Mosella
Mrs. Carolyn Muldowney
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and Mrs. john Muldoon
and Mrs. James McCullion
and Mrs. George McFadden
and Mrs. Robert McHugh
and Mrs. Albert McManus
Aloysius McNamara
and Mrs. Gaza Nemeth
Mrs. Irene Oberosler
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O'Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O'Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Florian Perchinski
Mr. and Mrs. John Petruskevich
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Clement Pulaski
Louis Pulaski
William Reed jr.
Alexander Rokos
Edward Rooney
. Francis Roszkowski
. Florian Schiavone
Dominick Scicchitano
and Hugh Shulski
and Mrs. Victor Siedlecki
and Mrs. Frank Smith
Mrs. Elizabeth Stutz
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tronoski
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OUR BUSINESS BENEFACTORS AND FRIENDS
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Athletic Association
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Anthracite Hose Company
Black Diamond Brewery
Hex Vllarehouse
Higgins Funeral Service
Leon F. Higgins, Painting and Papering
Kanmac Mills
Kessler's Jewelry Store
Mt. Carmel Retail Liquor Dealers
Our Lady's Holy Name Society
Sammy and Leonard
Shovlin and Hovanes
Joseph Zecoski, Tax Collector
Sanders-Reinhardt Co.
355
Academy Billiards
Albertini Motor Co.
Alexander's Restaurant Sc Groceries
American Hose Company
Atlas Cafe
Bach Beer Distributors
Joe Barnock Enterprise
Bastress Lumber Company
Bell's Quality Market
Benny's Cafe
Bruno Bevivino Lumber Co.
Joseph Blewis
Bolstrum Tire Service
Joseph Bradley
Capital Bakery
Clover Hose Co.
Columbia Brewery
Connaghan's Music Shop
Crystal Pepsi-Cola
Dr. J. L. Davis
Dr. Duffy
Feudale's Grocery Store
Gallagher Shoe Store
Geist-Berkanski Post 91
Guinan's Store
Haley's Food Market
Edward Hook
Idle Hour Charity Enterprise
Imperial Theater
Dr. Jacoby
Jane Manufacturing Co.
Jeddo Supply Co.
Stephen P. Jepko, Kulp. Gas Co.
Joe's Light Lunch
King Music House
Page Eighty-three
Ku tchen's Confectionery
Kutchen's Meat Market
Frank Lyon's Dairy
McAndrew Florist Shop
McCullion's Cafe
McFadden K Sons Dairy
Joe Malloy's Barber Shop
Marble Hall Hotel
Mary's Knit Shop
Miller Brothers Shoe Store
Mt. Carmel Distributing Co.
Mt. Carmel Item
Mt. Carmel Motors, Kaiser-Frazer
Mt. Carmel Taxi Service
North Jewelry Store
Our Lady's Parish Post
Aldo Pitinglo Markets
Post 608 Jolm Lynch
Charles Pulaski
Rea and Derrick, Cutrate Store
Reedls Milk and Ice Cream
Charles Reitz, Insurance
Republican Party of Mt. Carmel Twp.
Mr. Harry Tielalbaum
Rockefeller Sons
Sarisky's Contracting Business
Sexton and Company
F. G. Smith, Real Estate and Insurance
Dr. NV. A. Snyder Opt.
Steckeris Book Store
Stief's Clothing Store
Strong Fire Company
Arthur Thurner Beer Distributor
Varano's Milk
Varano's l'Varehouse
V eteran's Foreign XfVars 608
John Mfardrop and Son
lfVeller Brothers
lfVest End Hose Company
F. YV. NVooIworth Company
S3
Joseph Akelaitis
Ann's Dress Shop
Ann's Restaurant
Arnoldin Plumbing l'Vorks
Florence Arnoldin, Beauty Shop
Mary Arnoldin, Beauty Shop
Atlas Hardware Store
Barker Bakery
Alex C. Bakus
Billman's Confectionery Store
Jolm Boylan's Service Station
Bridy Motor Company
Central Barber Shop
Eleanor Chesney
Clauser, Auto Dealer
Dr. Coroniti
Pat Cosgrove's Grocery
Concalves Grocery
Cortellini Shoe Service
Costello's Grocery
Cuff's Service Station
Dallas Grocery Store
J. F. Delaney, Funeral Director
P. Donahue
Dondero's
Economy Store
F.rdman's Florist
Dr. YV. T. Fedko
F icca Bros. Grocery Store
Ed Fiefer's Complete Food Mkt.
Dr. Fiefer
Galitski's Market
Dr. Gergen
Gift Shop
Glowaski Brothers
Hack's Hardware
Haley's Flower Shop
Max Handshu, Grocery Store
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Haney
Hat Box
J. Reed Harkness
Henlee's Dress Shop
Edward Hennessey
Dr. Hinkle
Hodrick's Appliance
Hosiery Mill Shop
The Hub
Jacoby's Drug Store
Jake, the Barber
Jay's Square Dealers
John's Auto Supply
Kaminski Store
George M. Kerstetter, Jewelry
Kinney Shoe Store
Klinge-r's Ice Cream Store
John Kornacki Barber Shop
Kramer Beverages
Ladies Auxiliary
john Lapinsky
Lord's Dress Shop
Lyon's Laundry
jack McGinley Cafe
D. I. Malloy's Barber Shop
Maurer's Dairy
Frank May Groceries
Charles Menapace
Miller's Auto Supply Co.
M iller's Florist
Mike Milo
Joseph Mirachi's Barber Shop
Anthony Miscavage
Dr. James A. Morrison
Ted Muldowney Hotel
Mulley's Meat Market
McFall, Texaco Gas Station
Neighborhood Bakery
Nesbitt Cut Rate
Parry's Meat Market
The People's Food Market
Pete's Clothes Shop
Harry Pizzoli, Plumbing
Potts Brothers
Powis Paint Shop
Pulaski's Barber Shop
John Reichwein Grocery
Rhoades Florist
joseph T. Ruffing, Ins. Agent
Louis Sassani Barber Shop
Schell's Florist
Semerod's Beauty Shop
Al Shannon's Confectionery
Sheran Brothers
Shimock's Furniture Store
Smart Knit Shop
Doctor Smoczynski
Standard Drug Store
State Theatre
Stutz Funeral Parlor
Superior Electric Shop
Taddeo Body XfVorks
Tye Auto Supply
Urban Forty Groceries
Vallisl1's Furniture Store
Victoria Theatre
Visintainer's Cafe
Dr. L. A. WVetzel
VVhitney's Self Service
Ed. VVilliam's Store
Joe X'Volkoski's Barber Shop
'Womer's Motors Co.
Francis XfVood's Grocery
John YVysoczanskie Grocery
Peter Wysoczanskie Grocery
Yoder-Insurance
Louis Yuskoski
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coroniti
33
Anna and Marie
Mrs. Catherine Cain
Mr
. and Mrs. Concezio Cavacini
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deromedi
Mr. and Mrs. George Gunther
. and Mrs. Chester Hvnoski
PATRONS
Doctor H. H. Maginnis
Mr. Al McGinn
Mr. Christopher McGinn
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGinn
Mr. and Mrs. James A. McGinn
Miss Margaret McHugh
Joseph Patrick
Pulaski's Barber Shop
Mr. Eugene Rooney
Mrs. Mary Shepulski
Mr. and Mrs. S. Klucznilt
and Mrs. John Koch
Mr. 1
Mr. and Mrs. John Kogut
Mr. Peter Kogut
Miss Mary Margaret Koplinger
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kutchen
Mae Leonard
Mr.
Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Shovlin
and Mrs. J. Siedlecki
Mr. Jerome Sokoloski
Mr. and Mrs. VVayne E. Turner
Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Mfashileski
Mrs. Mary lfVhite
Mr. and Mrs. John Mfisneski
OUR BENEFACTORS AND FRIENDS
32
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Andracchio
Mr. and Mrs. Felice Anclreatti
Mr. Antonio
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Arnoldin
Miss Mary Arnoldin
Mrs. Alex Augustine
Mrs. Mary Augustine
Mr. and Mrs. August Dallabrida
Mr. and Mrs. Danasevich
John Del Vecchio
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Del Vecchio
Adeline de Manicor
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dettrey
Miss Mary Frances Donahue
Miss Joanne Dondero
Thomas and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barbacovi
Mr. and Mrs. George Barnock
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Becoski
Mr. Francis Betz
Mr. Dan Betz
Louis Dondero Jr.
Mrs. Donlan
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duni
Francis Dunleavy
Dan Dunn
Blackies Shoe Hospital
Dorothy Howenstine Boyer
Miss Nancy Bottari R.N.
Mr.
and Mrs. Richard J. Bridy
Mr.
and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mis
Mis
s Mary T.
s Eleanor
T. Jordan Farrell
Lamar Fey
Rud Fracalossi
John Frye Sr.
Frye
Garvey
Mr. Leo Bridy
Mr. and Mrs. John Brincosh
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Britch
Mr. and Mrs. James Brogan
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Bugler, Jr.
Raymond Callahan
M1
'Ind Mrs ose h Cam bell
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Dorothy Campbell
Esther Campbell
Robert Cannon
Mrs. Ella Garvey
lylary C. Garvey
Miss Helen Gaughan
Phillip Gaughan Cafe
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Gaughan Jr.
Cornelius Gilclea
Miss Genevieve Gildea
Marietta Glessner
Mr. and Mrs. John Gramola
Greco
and Mrs. Louis Greco
Dr. Joseph F.
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cannon
Mr. Anthony Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll
Class of '47
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Mary Lou Costa
Mr. and Mrs. Sherino Costa
Mr. and Mrs. John Costello
Mrs. Joseph Covas
James Cumfer
Mrs. Virgil Curley
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dadura
John Clauser
Robert Connolly
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Mr. and Mrs. Saverio Greco
Mr. and Mrs. James Grifhth
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haeflich
and Mrs. Walter Halaburda
Ella Halmen
M r.
Mr. and Mrs. lVilliam Haviland
Mr. and Mrs. John Haverty
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hinchey
Joseph Hinchey
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hester
Charles Hirsch Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Higgins Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. lfVm. Hollister
Miss Marie Honecker
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hullihan
Miss Sophie Hulibuvich
Mrs. Thomas Ivy
VVilliam Jacoby
Rita Jankowski
Jerry's Ice Cream Parlor
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Joyce
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Karwacki
Mrs. Mary Kaszalauskas
Mrs. Anthony F. Keiser
Mr. and Mrs. John Kenneff
Miss Miriam King
Tony Knoblaugh
Mr. Christine Koranski
Mrs. Charles Kornaski
Mr. Joseph Kowitski
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kowitski
Miss Stella Kogut
Hutnicks Gas Station
Mr. and Mrs. George Long
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Maginnis
Mr. and Mrs. John Manley
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malinoski
Vincent Manley
Mr. and Mrs. James Manney
Bill and Ruth Mannion
Miss Mary Mannion
Renee Marchinski
T. J. Maurer
Mr. and Mrs. Maurizio Scicchitano
Mr. and Mrs. Frank May
Mr. and Mrs. George Moyer
Mr. and Mrs. Tulio Melchiori
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Menapace
Dr. and Mrs. Francis Menapace
Marguerite Menapace
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Merges
Mrs. George Miller
Ted Minnick
Francis Mohan
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Muldowney
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Muscavage
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAndrew
Miss Kathryn H. McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonnell Jr.
Joseph McFadden
Miss Kathryn McGee
Mrs. Agnes M. McGinn
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McGinn
McHale Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis McHugh
Mrs. Elizabeth McHugh
Mr. and Mrs. James McSurdy
Mary Ellen McManus
Tommy Nash
New York Meat Market
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
and Mrs
. James Nolan
and Mrs.
and Mrs
and Mrs
Thomas Nolan
. John Novakoski
. Leo Oestrich
Ed. J. O'Hearn
Mrs. Dorothy Shannon
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill
Theresa O'Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Osopovick
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pechulis
Mr. Harry Pizzoli
Miss Mary Pogash
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Politis
Miss Erma Porembo
Mr. Joseph Purcell
Mrs. James Quigley
Mr. and Mrs
Mr and Mrs.
Mr and Mrs
Mr and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
. James Rafelli
Raymond Moncavage
. Mlm. Reed Jr.
Russel Reed
Mlm. Reed, Sr.
Michael Reilly
Edward Remer
James Rettinger
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rokos
Albert L. Rokos
Anthony Rossi
Rosalie Rossi
Joseph T. Rufling
Sample Shoe Store
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Theresa Sebastian
Spring Brook Park
Mrs. Mary Shimko
Jean and Betty Shovlin
Mr. and Mrs. John Similovich
Gene Smith
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stavenski
Miss Leona Stutz
Miss Mary Sullivan
Miss Rose Marie Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Swaboski
Mr. and Mrs. John Thul '
Mr. John Tighe
Miss Jean Tronoski
Mr. Victor Varano
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wolkiski
George and Dana Walshko
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson
Miss Evelyn Yenolevage
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Yenolevage
Edward T. Yost
Carl Sassani
Joseph Schultz
Francis Sebastian
Jacob Sebastian
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