West Philadelphia Catholic Girls High School - Gleam Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Q in: .-I xW' Vl 2 Q tag!! 475,12 so 'Qs QWYI XXSQQ Ut S eres M etes Ut Seres Metes ! Our guiding star To nobler things. So 't will lead us on From afar. Magic, tragic, the thought, As you sow, So shall you reap. JOSEPHINE ANTONELLI, '3 5 'T'-L-I-E C-3L.'Ef-C1f'Y1 1Q55 SCHOOL HISTORY T HE founding, eight years ago, of the West Phila' delphia Catholic Girls' High School is a tribute to the zeal and foresight of those entrusted with the administration of Catholic education. So large had become the enrollment at the John W. Hallahan Cath' olic Girls' High School that another school of equally high scholastic standing was felt to be needed. And West Catholic came into being. West Catholic is not an old school. How, then, account for our wealth of tradition? For this we are indebted, in part, to our sister school, but to that inheritance has been added the personal touch which makes it West Catholic's own. Each year has been responsible for some delightful addition to custom that has become a tradition. Thus, in brief glimpses, the year unfolds itself: An olden, golden custom which integrates the whole year is the weekly Mass, when the Divine Guest comes to our altar. Early in the term we have the inspiring ceremony in which the Student Government Olhcers are inaugurated. Next comes Freshman Day, when the little Greenies are initiated, to the joy of their big sisters, the Seniors. The Yuletide is fittingly com- memorated in a dramatization of Bethlehem's holy story. In February the Seniors present their play. Later as a culmination of Junior Week comes the junior play. Athletically, there are swimming meets and thrilling basketball games. Late April or early May brings the Music Festival, when Orchestra and Glee Club capture us in a web of magic melody. And throughout the year there are lectures, marionettes, Shakespearean readings, and other diversions for the weekly assembly. , Class Day, the last formal gathering of the Seniors, is the students' farewell and West Catholic's most def lightful custom. There is no brusqueness, no hurry in the leaveftakings. Goodfbyes are long, fervent, a bit sad, but robbed of finality by the promise of meetings on Alumnae Days Thus from Freshman Day to Grad- uation Day, West Catholic's students hold communion with those spirits that inspire to greatness, that give to the mind strength and intrepidity, to the soul splendor and glory. GRACE GENGENBACH, '35. Five 'F-I-I-E C5L.-Ef-JZFYW IQ-D3 r wr ' 5 5 Sisiiia M. Rlll-X Gi-iumxsi Siwisii M. l:RANlTI'I.INI, Sisiiiz M. ST. l:l.UliI xv: Slsrriz Lf iiiix M.-nam SINII R Sisiiiz Slsil R SIQIIR M.-mn Rnsi M. Rus: IMMAr7l'i.A'i'l-. M. Ri-MNA Miiutrin-s M. DIVINI' Siiivvririui E N G L I S H DEPARTMENT Gnd uwwc il n-:lv nf lni'clincs.s. Of clniatis ami sims und lumix, But nnlclc not iinyllznig iit ull bu Ll'U71AlC7'fllltlS ivnrilx. Axxii HIMVSlI:XIv Iiizxxvii, rl' IS thc Sistcrs ul' St. .lwscph nik ffhustinii Hill in flnrgi- nf the English Dclmirtincnt who hring in XX'vsl fhiilinlif stutlcnts this wonder of wnrtls. Un thc prxlcticgil sith' thssu Sistcrs givc trziining in spnlxcn .intl writtcn umnwsiiinn. which tends tu dcvclup in the stutlunt this pmwi' in usu tht- lnothci' tunguc clearly :intl t'ni'ccflllly in thnsc cvvry day contacts xvhcn sh: is cnntinuailly hcing nitlgutl hy th: English sho spcziks nr writcs. But thc English Dcpzii'tincnt h.is Qmntlici' cqually iinpni' taint function to 1lCxlL1JlllII the studcnt with thc glnry ntl thnsc pcrfcct cninhinzitinns of words which wc trrin litcrf ziturc. Tho: fnilrfyuiir cnursc unrnlls thc scrnll frnin Chau- ccr tn Mzlschcld giving tn thc students m.igic uiscnwiits npcning widc to fairy lands fnrlnrnf' Thus NVcst Catholic studcnts are trziincd nut only fur cflicicnt work hut illfll for joyous lcisurc, MARY Lnx'ii'r'r, A33 Six r 5 AM -r-4-1-E 61.6-carn IQS5 NDER the supervision of the Sisters of St. joseph come many and varied student activities extending from Freshman Day to Graduation. Among the most important of these are the four annual retreats, -rrf -two days spent in prayer, recollection, and conferences supervised by carefullyfchosen retreat masters. Again the Sisters see to it that the day-afterfday monotf ony of the school year is broken here and there by lectures on subjects entertaining and cultural. The Nlollipopfdelightsu of Freshman Day and the excitement of junior Week come in for their share of attention. The Christmas Play, the Senior Play, and the junior Play are all the results of their capable organization. In November comes the Annual Card Party and Promenade, involving many details. Class Day, with its cherished favors, and the Senior trip are memorable occasions because of their thoughtful planning. Graduation exercises in Convention Hall, the culminating point of the year, are, in themselves, an undertaking requiring long weeks of unremitting preparation and administrative skill. JANE CARR, '35, A BIXY EDWOMAL STAFF ACTIVITIES NVE DRAMATUU ENHLY Posr Seven -r-4-ie eeenm 1Q35 K L..L !f' Sisri-R SlS'I'liR M, fXfLNliS IsAHifL Sisripa Sisri-R Mliu,-ni Fiuxxcti-.s M. iAxl.UYSll'S CoNZAr:,-x M. CvIiRTRl'l1I-' Lr'.oNoRi1 Sisii-.a Miuuix Ciiiusii Sisriza M. Loi'is .ALMA Sisriaa M. josivii Bi4RN.uuuSisTiiR M. Rim TVTAl7l'Ll,INli PUBLICATIONS U twentiethfcentury high school is eomplete without essays into the puhlishing field and these endeavors fall quite naturally under the direction of the English Def partment. West Catholic sponsors the Reaper and the GLFXM. The former, a newspaper, is a monthly puhlication through which a student staff of editors, trained in the newsfwriting classes, keeps West Catholics little world apace with the events of the hour. ln this field a student may develop her talents as an editorial writer, a chatty columnist, a stat' reporter, or a cartoonist. The GLEAM, a literary magazine, is puhlished semi' annually. The midfyear numher, consisting of stories, essays, poems, and feature articles, is an incentive to the latent literary ahility of the student hotly. The graduation edition, with its pictures of students and numerous activities, is a memory hook for future years. Ever alive to new currents of thought, while holding fast the hest of the past, the Sisters of St. joseph chart the course of our puhlications. C.ixTHiiRiNri Ulla.-xiw, '35 Ezglit 'T-I-I-E SLE-QFYN 1935 USIC in West Catholic is taught and supervised by three Sisters of St. joseph, whose work is grouped under two general classifications: Curricular and extraf curricular. For Sophomores, the former entails two periods a week of theory of music, for Seniors and Freshmen, assembly singing. The Senior Class is fostered as a unit for choral. Because of their numbers, the Freshmen pre- sented some difhculties in the early part of the year, but each problem child is now met twice a week at a study period assigned especially for music. The extrafcur' ricular work embraces the Glee Club, Orchestra, and Band, the members of which receive individual and group instrucf tions from the most competent professional teachers. The direction of the dramatic activities is delegated to Miss Margaret Mary Kearney, who as a coach has carried through nearly all ventures in this Field during the school's short history. ln addition to this, Miss Kearney conducts a Public Speaking Class where the students pursue the charm that lies in a cultured voice. Thus in classroom teaching of English and music and in multifarious student activities, the Sisters of Saint joseph serve West Catholic. GENEVIEVE MYRTETUS, '35. Sisrnrt SISTER M. CLARIQ IMMACVLATIQ M. FREDRICA SISTER Miss M. RITA CONSILH MARQARET M. KEARNEY Nine M U S I C DEPARTMENT -F4-:E et.-Earn 193 l FRENC A Sir:-xi Faom f.Ulil'R de Mi-Rr HEN West Catholic opened its portals in 1927, its faculty included two Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, whose Ivlother House in Belgium was founded hy Blessed julie Billiart. Since Septemher, 19317, the French Depart' ment has heen under the direction of the Sisters of Notre Dame, whose faculty now numhers seven. This department formerly offered French courses only in the Lipper classes1 however, four years ago le francais hecame a Freshman clec' tive. To supplement the work of the classroom. the Sisters conduct a Cercle Francais, which provides opportunity for the older students to use in conversation their knowledge of the language. A special feature of this cluh is the annual French play, this year Coeur dc Mere, In addition to this, thc Sisters of Notre Dame arc in charge of the lvlission Group division of Catholic Action. Themselves fired with zeal to spread the Kingdom of Christ. they have communicated the fire to the student hody, form' ing a very active missionary unit, ANNA MrtDoNoia:ii, '35. 'Ten 5 'T'-4-I-E SL.-E-QFYW 193 PLACE full of sweet dreams and quiet breathing is the Lilwrary under the direction of the Sisters of Notre Dame. Books of all types, from the staid tomes of science and economics to the exhilarating volumes of travel and adventure, fill the wellfstocked shelves of the Lilirary. His' tory, religion, art. each has its own particular corner. The lwest current magazines, pamphlets, and literature of every description may lie had for the asking. The Lilirary hoasts also an extensive reference collection, numerous sets of encyelopediae and rapidly growing lwaekfnumlwer liles. Dependent at lirst on an occasional Book Drive and individual generosity, the Lilwrary, since 1930, has heen maintained lay a special student fund. Miss Helen L. Lowf rey, the lilwrarian, a graduate of this school and a certiiied lilwrarian, is always more than willing to procure for the memlwers of the faculty or student lwody any desired hook- whethcr it he the required reading or the latest in modern fiction. M,-un' E. T. MlTLil7W,'XN, '35. Eleven RY ii, ' ul. vvlli Bkowsu IN RICH Pasrrmes -1-4-ie et.-Earn 193 7 ' . ., Slsri-ga M. CoNsL'iiLLA Sisrlaa M. HIiLENIi SISTER MARITA SISTER M. Vioroa SISTER M. Esriiiia SISTER M. junlrii Sisrha Mamie Ataczoorra Sisri-.R M. Satvaroa MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT HE instruction of the future Einsteinsu at West Cath- olic is under the supervision of the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart uf Mary, who teach mathematics. Their efforts are not confined, however, to the lield emhraced lay the timefhonored Algehra, Geometry, and Trigonomf etry, hut include also the management of the more recently estahlished Business Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, and Social Geography departments. First year students are initiated into the mysteries of and y, while the sophomores pore over the theorems of Euclid. For students contemplating a college career, intermediate Algehra and Trigonometry are taught in the third and fourth years as electives. Preparation for the ultimate destination of the major' ity of studentsf the husiness world -is made through the study of Bookkeeping and Business Arithmetic, electives dur' ing the last three years' For anyone desiring knowledge of present as well as past economic prohlems, there is Social Geography. Thus this department of the school through the ahle elforts of the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, offers hoth scientilic and practical courses. MARY E. T. MctGow.-xN, '35. 'Twelve 5 T4-4-E SLE-CIFYW IQ35 Ll- matters pertaining to studies are under the direction of the Sisters, Servants of the lminaculate Heart of Mary. These include the regulations concerning school rosters, pupils' rosters, pupils' reports, and the reports sent at stated times to the standardizing agencies with which West Catholic is alliliated. Rostering is the most important duty of this dcpartf ment. Besides class rosters, others are made out for the pupils. Each student is considered as an individualg hsnce great care is taken to select suhjects which will prove most useful in whatever field she purposes to enter after she leaves high school. Wlieii one considers th: enrollment in th: school, it does not require great discernment to realize the magnitude ol' this task, This year Miss Mary Avil, BS., has served as an ahle assistant in the Roster Room and an etlicient suhf stitute teacher, So necessary is the work of this department to the scholastic standing of the school, that its importance can- not he exaggerated, and the Sisters, Servants of the Immacf ulate Heart of Mary, cannot he littingly complimented for th? ellicicncy with which they accomplish their very important and exacting charge. Maacz.-mer MURSET, '35. THE ROSTER ROOM r' ' 'rw ' Slsrifa Sisriza Sisrrak M. Bowii-'attif SISTI1R Mama Esmiuru M. Glaarkvini. Arovsi- M. Riacsma IMMAfll'I.ATA Sisriaa M. Ctaaia josi-.vii Sisriia Mauna Biaauaaomii Sisrra Sisriaa MARIA Luv M. JANE mi CHANTAL 'l'lm'tcen 'T'-I-I-E CEL.-E-QFYT 1935 CLO THIN G DEPARTMENT Tu li Fiasr Sraczr, oi-' A CHIC Faoctit AME has been brought to our Alma Mzlter through its proficient couttwieres under the able direction of the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Msiry. The Ledger Contest was a popular subject for weeks, and in the end, as was to be expected, West Catholic walked off with the laurels! Glowing with happiness over their first feat, the girls continued their brilliant work. The Doll Contest was a lovely affair. Then the exhibition! Slips, the first efforts of the inexperienced: dressesfffsport frocks, simple affairs for street wear, a few evening gowns---fmade the display one of beauty. There is happiness ahead for the student who has become learned in the art of sewing. She is competent, eco' nomical, and intelligent in regard to her dressmaking. She will walk in beauty because her clothing will inevitably bear the stamp of individuality. Success to these girls whose gallant efforts have been rewarded so splendidly and divine recompense to the Sis' ters, Servants of the Immacualte Heart of Mziry, whose guidance they follow! JEAN CH1nsEY, '35, Fourteen r'+-I-E GLE-Clrn 1935 XVe may live without fricnclsg we may live without boolqsg F O O D S But civilized man Carmot live without cooks. D E P A R T M E N T OWEN MEREn1ri-i. HE Foods Department, under the supervision of the Sisters, Servants of the lmmaculate Heart of Mary, is a well-developed feature of West Catholics curriculum. A long, white, well-kept room, fully equipped with everything necessary for the development of the culinary art, prof vides a suitahle hackground for the endeavors of West Catholie's youthful dietitians. But baking, frying, hroiling, and candyfmaking comprise only half of the activities of the students of Home Economics. The study of halanced diets, the relative value of carbohydrates, proteins, fats, and vita' mins, is an attempt to inculcate in the student a keener understanding of the scientific relations of foods. Plan' ning the menu for a luncheon and playing hostess provide variety. This involves another phase of Home Economics, one unconsciously associated with cookery tahle service-the study of which is facilitated hy the large, completely fur' nished living and dining rooms, which adjoin the cooking department. MARY MCCABE, '35, Fifteen Sc:iicNTiric: CooxieRY AND Piiairiacriv A Pvoi Nrian Sifavioii 'T'+-I-E CEILE-QFYI IQSS W ,yt ,, W, SIsrIaR M. AUATIIA josiivn SIsTIaR M. Aramis THE LATIN DEPARTMENT ' 1 SISTER M. FELICE SISTER M. CQNSTANCI2 SISTER M. CQNSOLATA N West Catholic, the Sisters of Mercy and Latin are almost synonyms, for it is they who open to the students the doors of classical learning. In the first year, the fun- damentals of Latin grammar are drilled: at the same time, a large proportion of the vocahulary is acquired. Czesar's Commentaries on the Gallic Wzirs is assigned to second year pupils for reading. The third year hrings Cicero, Rome's iinest prose writer. Then the culmination of three years' study is attained when the students reach the Vergil Classic. By their extensive preparation, they are equipped to appreciate fully the wonderful poetry of this lvenevolent enchanter of mediaeval legends. To supplement the regular Latin schedule, the Sisters of Mercy organized a Latin Cluh this year for the purpose of weaving a stronger classical hackground in the girls' minds 'md refinitiating them into the mysteries of mytholf ogy. However, music, the constellations, and dramatics have not heen neglected. The cluh has presented many interesting plays, including Pyramus and Thishef' The judgment of Paris, A Roman Christmas, and Latin Grammar, Eager to learn, the enthusiastic memhers adopted this slogan, Crescat Scientiaf' ELSIE J. G.-XLLAGHER, '35. Sixteen -r-4-i-E ecenm 19335 HE Sisters of Mercy do not, however, confine their acuvities solely to the teaching of Latin. In their hands also is the Guidance Program for the entire student body. The purpose of this work is to adjust the student to her social environment by training in selffcontrol, courtesy, and cooperation. It also presents to the student the various vocational fields, striving to enable each girl to understand her capabilities and shortcomings and to avoid the placing of round pegs in square holes. During the past year this work was exemplified in two plays, In Life's Gift Shop and High Ways. At the head of this work is a Sister known as Student-Counsellor, who is always accessible to a student in any dilliculty and who strives by individual attention to prevent malfadjustments to the school environ- ment. In addition to this, the Sisters of Mercy are in charge of the Apostolic Unit of Catholic Action, and have the general direction of all Catholic Action activity in the school. ELSIE J. GALLAGHER, '35. GUIDANCE LATIN GRAMMAR SPEAKS Seventeen -1-4-4-E GLE-mm 19,3 lVlU'I'IllR lVl.-RRY Auwics Mo'rnRR Mo'rm-.R MARY Axroxm lVlUTlIl'R lVl:XRY Emnxn MARY CliRISTUl'HliR iXlUI'lH'R M. LoRi-.N:o lVlO'l'IiliR Motr1liiR MoTni-R lVlU'lklllR MARY Lr.oNARn M, CATIlliRINli lVlARY Ai'm.i'sTA MARIA Srl l.l.X THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT N THE History Department, conducted hy the Sisters of the Holy Child hlcsus, students are given an under' standing of presentfday prohlems in the light of the past. They are taught to look upon history not as a mere narra' tion of facts hut as a reality in which men and women have played a part, and hy their intellect and achievements have helped to shape out presentfday civilization. To stimulate selffactivity and independent thinking on the part of the student, floor talks, dehates, controversial topics, and other classfroom activities are introduced. ln this way opportunity is given for selllfexpression, and the student is directed in the proper evaluation of material and the formation of wellfhalanced judgments. Originality in visualizing significant events hy means of cartoons, charts, and graphs is encouraged. while every effort is made hy the Sisters of the Holy Child -lesus to impress the student with a sense of her own responsihility in helping to make the History of the future. MARY Lox'ifr'r, '35, Eiglileen 5 T-I-4-E C-3l.'E-QFYW 19.3 EST CATHOLICS pride in her Art Department supervised hy Sisters of the Holy Child jesus is more than justiiied. The colorful posters, friezes, and paintings that pulwlici:e Vv'cst Catholic's activities, to say nothing of the f'unnies, cartoons, and etchings in the Reaper and fiI.li.XM, are all the result of the Art Departinenfs divine unrest. Besides the study of formfandfcolor and of technique, many of the art periods are devoted to the study and class discussion of the lives of classic and modern painters. The critical dissection of masterpieces, of contemporary paintings, that is conducted in the class periods, inculcates in the art student a knowledge and love of the lweautiful, a critical discernment, an appreciation of the hest in art, while at the saine time it trains her in creative expression. Last hut not least, the Sisters of the Holy Child Jesus manage skilfully the school stationery shop whose clever window displays are an everfpresent urge to the shopping instinct. GRACE GENLLENBACH, '35. ART DEPARTMENT MOTHER MARY AMBROSIQ MoTHraR MARY Bi2RiaNir:i4: Nineteen CRifATiv1a .'XR'l'lS'I'S VSIURK IN A Srrnio .ATMUSPIIHRI 'T'-I-I-E C'-3L.'Ef-Qf'Y'l 193 Xffga I SIYTFR M. El'FRlp.4. Slsri-R M. Fimwctls HE world of the twentieth century is sciencefniinded, hence the Science Depart' ment, taught hy the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis, Philadelphia Foundation, occupies an important place in West Cath' olic's educational scheme. Biology is a ref Sisriiu M. Ei.IiRhIiA SISHR M. SYLVIA quired suhject on the Sophomore roster, while Sm-ian M. Ci,orn.im Sisrian M. 'TuoMAsiNi-., chemistry is a popular elective in the junior JH-54 74? -f5m,,.,.,.,,,,,,, and Senior years. THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Biology unfolds the romance of animal and plant life. In chemistry, familiar inatter takes on a new guise, and the imagination is aroused hy coinhining elements and ohserving the reaction. The importance of science in our day cannot he overfestimated, and the Sisters of St. Francis have carried over to this field the expert teaching technique acquired hy years of experience at l-lallahan in these suhiects. To these Sisters also is entrusted the privilege ol' the sacristan. Vtfith shining gold and colorful flowers, they prepare the throne for the coming of the Author of All Science. CATHERINE KANE, '35. Busy Cir 1- NIISTS Pl'usl'i-. AN El.l'5lVli l?ORMl'I..'X 'Twenty Q 5 I -I-4-E Gil..-Ef-CIFYW 193 HE aim of Hygiene, as someone has so aptly said, is to improve the quality of life. Quite naturally then, this suhject, taught hy the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis, Philadelphia Foundation, finds a place in the education of the West Catholic student. The Hrst objective of this course is to promote good health in the individual: another important outcome is a very desirahle and necessary civic spirit. The interdependence of community health and personal health is constantly emphasized, for on the youth of today rests the responsibility for the community of tomorrow. Practical hygiene at West Catholic is under the direction of Miss julia O'Halloran, a graduate nurse, who presides most efliciently over a completely equipped infirmary. Through the daily visits of Dr. Emilie Burke and Miss O'Halloran's constant care, the health of the student hody is wisely safeguarded. MARY E. T. MCGowAN, '35. Miss JULIE OQHALLORAN YGIENE 'Twentywne Casa Accziomwr -i-4-if csuenrn 193 Sisria M. PAVLITA Sisriaa M. Maniaiasitz Sisriaa M. Siiksvnla Sisri-R M. Rnwx I Sl5'I'l'R M. Xi-.RoNI'r.-x Sisrrk M. Rosii SISTER M. Al'STIN Sisria M.-iamxiiix COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT EVEN years ago the Sisters of Christian Charity launched upon their teaching career at West Catholic. At first thc Community was represented hy two Sisters, who assisted in the mathematics department and conducted several classes in music. It was not until 1932 that these Sisters were placed in charge of the commercial department, one of the largest and most important divisions of the entire school, The comf mercial students roster almost invariahly includes, along with stenography and typing, the elective hnsiness suhiects and secretarial studies. Dictaphones, ediphoncs, hookkeeping machines, calculators operated hoth hy hand and hy elec' tricity coniptometers. adding machines. and duplicators ot various kinds, in fact every time and lahorfsaving device known in thc modern husiness ollice, are at the disposal ol' the students in the secretarial group. ln addition to this the commercial equipment includes one hundrcd and sixty stand' ard typewriters, where the students acquire speed and accuracy. Through the arduous efforts of the Sisters of Christian Charity, the XVcst Catholic commercial course well prepares students to meet the demands of the modern husiness world. Bisarnictig Kaomas, '35, Twentyftwo 5 'T'-I-4-EI C-3L.-E-CSFYW 193 ISCIPLINE at West Catholic, which originates in the student lwody itself, is also under the direction of the Sisters of Christian Charity. The Student Government Association consists of an executive group composed of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and four Student Counsellors, one from each class. Each section keeps in touch with the central association through its represenf tativc elected hy the students of her group, Utfenders against school law and order are tried and sentenced hy a jury of their peers'-a student court of judges and jurors who hear evidence and pass sentence. Memlwers of this organization are elected hy the students for their qualities of leadership, honor, integrity, courtesy, and selffcontrol. Student Government in West Catholic, though, is not a government of other students hut a government of every student for the good of all. M.-xRt:,xRET SULLIVAN, '35, S T U D E N T GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION SISTER M. DAVITA SISTER MaiuANia'r'rr, Slsriik M. Cizcltia Slsrrn M. ALIQTHIA SISTER M. Ros:-.LYN 'Twentyftliree Ljlilfltiln FURIZI IN 'ruia Maxim: A CtlMl'Ii'lil'.N'l' T4-I-E C-3L.-E-QFYX 1935 PHYSICAL TRAININ EST CATHOLIC, following the ancient advice con' cerning a sane mind in a sound body, requires physical training on every students roster. This department is efhciently administered through the combined efforts of Miss Louise La Sala, Miss Flora De Laurentes, and Miss Genevieve Rowley. The Freshmen are initiated into the mysteries of folk and aesthetic dancing. The combined Sophomore and Junior Classes specialize in advanced expresf sionistic dancing and apparatus work-horses, rings, and ropes. Clubfswinging, more apparatus work, and very advanced rhythmic expression comprise the Seniors' schedule. In addition to their class work these teachers ably supervise all extrafcurricular athletics, such as swimming and horse' back riding, with the exception of basketball which is under the capable direction of Miss Sue Dougherty. MARGARET PAQUET, '35. Miss Louisa LA SALA Mlss FLORA DB LAURENTES Miss GENEVIEVE ROWLEY Miss SUE DOUGHERTY Twentyffour sw sw--I-J ff i! n ending and a beginning , CLASS PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE When they now shoot forth their fruit, you know that summer is nigh HERE comes a day when the bud must become a flower, when the seed must bear fruit. So, too, in the life of every West Catholic Senior there comes Graduation Day, marking an ending, and initiating a beginning in the life of every girl: As she looks into the past, that day signi' iies an ending, a conclusion of all those knightferrantries that find for their background high school lifeg in relation to the future, it signifies a beginning, an opening of a world that never ceases to need youth, needs you and me and our myriads of sister graduates. That the world is in the throes of an economic depres' sion, that industry has slackened, that skies are smokeless, should not dispirit youth. New ideals, new hopes, new aspirations clamor for expression iii living. New lamps must shine where feeble candles failed to burn. Yet, whether our adventures, yours and mine, be on the peaks of Darien or in the valleys of strife, there will shine faith, the gleam from West Catho1ic's Torch of Truth, her children's heritage. 'T'-G-I-E CEL-E-GPN 193 Marie T. Abbott 4345 WALNNT STREET St. l ru'm-is dr Salvs Representative '32 Orvhestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, 35 Madeline M. Amadio 1226 CATHERINE STREET St. Teresa A. A. Member '32, '33. '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Swimmimr Club '35 491150 Catharine C. Adams 147 HAMPDEN ROAD STONEHURST St. Alive Student Oflioer '32 Eucharistic Group '35 A. A. Member '35 Isabel R. Anspach 732 CHURCH LANE St. Louis, Yeaarlzm Glee Club Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Gloria M. Adams 5135 BALTIMORE AVENUE SI. Frrwris dr' Sales A. A. Member '33, '34 Orchestra '33, '34, '35 Catholic Actim. '34, '35 Josephine R. Antonelli 1437 DICKINSON STREET St. Rita, of Casria A. A. Member '32-'35 Leeaders' Club '33, '35 Swimming Club '35 Helen M. Adelsberger 7028 TULXP STREET St. Leo Glee Club '32, '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 Color Team '34, '35 Elizabeth F. Bailey 5034 HALTIMURE AVENUE St. Frrmvia de Sales A. A. Member '32, '33, '34 Glee Club '33 Catholic Action '35 'fwcntyseuen 'I'-l-I-E CELE-QFYN IQ-D3 Margaret M. Bailey 5323 TuoMPsoN STREET St. lfnxv of Lima A. A. Membere '32-'35 Apostolic Group '35 Glen Club '33, '34, '35 Mary R. Beamer 5736 CHESTNUT STREET Our Lurlu of Vivtory A. A. Member '33, '34, '35 Study l'lub '34, '35 W l44 'i1S'6 Anne M. Ballway 5238 VINE STR!-:ET Our Lady of Virtory Mission Group '34 Apostolic' Group '33 Senior Play '35 Margaret M. Begley 134 Rrrmau STREET Our Lruly of Mrlwlrlt f'urm1'l Catholic' Avtiun '34 A. A. Member '35 U V Genevieve C. Barr 330 PENN STREET URYN MAWH Our Mother of Good Counsel Dramatic-s '34 Chairman of Euvharisti-2 Group '35 Gu-:AM Staff '35 jean A. Bestle 4814 Tvsrm STREET Sf. Iwo A. A. Member '32. '34, '35 Catholic Action '35 Margaret M. Barry 3306 HAvmu-'mm Avi-:Nui-: St. Aglutha Catholic Avlion '34, '35 Jury Member '35 Riding Club '35 1 41 Frances E. Black 5732 KINGS!-ZSSINQ: Avi-:NUI-1 Wins! Iilfmufrl Sm'r41n11'n,t Representative '34 Glee Club '34, '35 Student Counsellor '35 Twenty-eigllt 'T'-I--I-E GL.-E-QFYW IQ3 Louise C. Black 5054 WESTMINSTPIR AVENl'l'I Our Mofhvr of Sorrows A. A. Meember '32-'35 Apostolic' Group '34 Study Group '35 Catharine M. Brady 4943 Cnr:s'rNuT Suu-:I-:T Sf. l rmu'is 111' Sales A. A. Member '35 Catholic Action '35 Monica T. Blake 5734 SPRINGFIELD Av!-:NUI-: Most Blessed Sarrument Dramatics '34, '35 Catholic Action '35 Glee Club '35 Helen M. Branagan 1643 S. Furry-srxrn STREET Mlisf Iflvssml Sar'ram1'nt Glee Club '34 A. A. Member '34. '35 Cutholiv Action Officer '35 M4759 Kathleen E. Bonner 875 N. Fou'rY-sxxru STREET Our Mothlfr of Sorrows Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Dramatics '35 Margaret M. Brennan 1509 SHUNK S'ruEm' Sf. Mllllifll A. A. Member '32-'35 Catholic Action '35 X Mary A. Bradley 922 S. Sr. Ri-:RNARU S'rm-:ET St. Frmu-is de Sales Catholic Action '34, '35 Riding Club '34 Latin Club '35 QM! Marie F. Brennan R48 N. Sim-Y-'rnmn S'riu-:x:1- Our Lady of Lourdes A. A. Member '32, '33, '35 Eucharistic Group '34 Apostolic Group '35 'l'we11tyfni11e -r'4-4-E el. -ca 1935 Mary E. Brennan 15124 SOUTH ALM-:N STIH-IRT Mlm! lilreaxrrl SIlt'fll7Il1'IIl Catholic Action '34. '35 A. A. Member '35 Glee Cluh '35 ll? Teresa C. Brown 2244 lluumuum-: Srm-:ET St. t'h4lrl1'x ll0rro1n:'o Varsity and Track '33-'35 Leaders' Cluh '34, '35 Treasurer of Student Gov- ernment '35 mt ,,.,,.L Mary G. Brennan 43021 BROWN STREET Uur Mothrr of Sorrows A. A. Member '32-'35 Apostolic Group '34 Study Group '35 Margaret M. Burke 1725 SOUTH Rum' STK!-:I-:T Mme! Hlmuwrl Sru'ru1nf'r1t Glee Club '32 Card Party Committee '35 Dramaties '35 9 , frrwllef Marie A. Bright 1225! S. FOHTY-NINTH STKE:-1'r Sl. l rr1nr'ix 111' Sulrs Leaders' Club '33, '34, '35 Track '33, '34, '35 Varsity '33, '34, '35 Maria L. Bustillos 7012 Louisa ROAD St. !1fhll'Ylll8lIl8 Native of Santiazo de Cuba M Dorothy L. Brown 407 SlXTY-THIKD STRHI-IT Sl. Frlrtllllglr' 0I't'l16Sll'a '32, '33, '34, 'II5 Catholic' Avtion '34, '35 Band '35 Dorothy K. Cabrey 201 Wmnsox Avi-:Nusa I' f ,...., ,Y , Q' Catholic Action '35 Sf. Mrlrg11rf't 1 , I A. A. Member '32-'35 X -.s.4,'l. Catholic Action '35 Tliirtju 'HZ 'T'-4-I-E CSI.-E-CXFYN 193 Anna E. Callaghan 2620 S. RUSEWOOD STREET St. Monica Drumutics '34. '35 Glee l'lub '34, '35 Culholic' Action '35 MW Margaret E. Carey 1624 N. F11-'Ti'-NINTH STREET St. Rose of Lima A. A. Member '32-'35 Mission Group '34 Eur-haristiv Group '35 Agnes G. Cammarota 2316 TVVELFTH STREET Epiphany Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Representative '35 Rita M. Carey 4248 CHESTNUT STREET St. James Le Cercle Francais '34 ,Swimming Club '34, '35 Catholic Action '35 .Cla fl Ugwff' Regina C. Campbell 5721 1iEL1v1Ax TEiu:AcE Most Hlvsxml Su.r'rm1u'nt Catholic Action '34, '35 Glee Club '34 Swimming Club '35 Rita A. Carmody 4516 Ovmmxoox Av!-:Noi-: SI. Matthias Catholic Action '34, '35 Glee Club '34, '35 Swimming Club '35 Suzanna M. Campbell 2013 MIPFLIN STREET SI. Edmond A. A. Member '34, 35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Senior Play '35 jane M. Carr 2497 POPLAR Rcmn Sf. Ilvnin, Mrfrwood Park Catholic Action '34, '35 GLEAM Staff '35 Senior Play '35 'Tliirty-one T4-4-E C5l.E.CA 1.35 Anne M. Carrigan 2325 S. Woonsrofx S'rm-:ET Sl. Mmlivll Mission Group '34 Latin Club '35 Study Group, '35 lw WK Mary R. Cash 14334 HIRST STR!-Il-TT St. Rom' of liflllfl Catholic Action '34, '35 Stall' Slvnoizruphcr 'KS A-f,,4g,c , Marie M. Carroll 129 CREs'rvIl:w ROAD HlllIlI.AND PARK Sl. I,r1rl'r1'u4'r' Catholic' Aviion, '34, '35 Latin Clulw '35 President of French Club Marie D. Cassidy 8:16 SANGEK STM-:1-IT Sl. Martin of Tours A. A. Member '32, '34 Our Ludy's Group '34 Eucharistiv Group '35 Regina T. Carroll 526 S. FIPTY-FiF1'H STREET Trunsfiyurutiml Our Lady's Group '34 GLEAM Staff '35 Mission Group '35 Madeline M. Caulfield 5700 Wu.L0ws AVBNVI-J Most Hlrssrd S1l1'V'llI7lI'Ilf Apostolic Group '34 A. A. Member '35 Mission Group '35 Winifred T. Carroll :izii S0l'Tll SEVENTH STIUCPIT Iflvsswll Virgin Mary Catholit' Action '34, '35 Color Team '2l4. '35 Track Te-um 'IN Marie T. Chiappardi 1721 S. SIXTEENTII STR:-:I-:T St. Thomas .Aiquinux Catholic' Action '34, '35 Commercial Course 'Thirty-two T4-4-E G5l..'E-ClfY1 193 jean H. Chidsey 2410 Sl'RUi'l-I STR!-:I-:T St. l'utriz'k Catholic Action '35 Drumatics '35 lfvuprr Staff '35 Mary R. Coleman 228 S. 'l'lllHTY-I-JIGHTH ST. St. Jrzmrs Glee Club '33 Apoxtolic Group '34, '35 Ifmprr Staff '35 Margaret C. Cianfrani 1525 Mmcms STREET St. Thomas Aquinas A. A. Member '35 Catholic Action '35 Swimming Club '35 Suzanne E. Coleman 228 S. Tnu:'rv-Elcwru ST. Si. Janwa Student Officer '32 Glee Club '33 Apostolic Group '34, '35 Dorothy M. Coffey 876 N. FIFTH-DTH STR!-:I-:T Our Mother of SOTTOIPX Leaders' Club '34 Class Team '34, '35 Catholic Action '35 Frances B. Colligan 1054 N. SIXTY-SEVENTH ST. Sl. Callisfus Representative '34 Catholic Action '34. '35 Associate Judge '35 Wy Grace L. Colby 6002 TlmMPsoN STREET St. Rosa of Lima Catholic Action '34, '35 Freshman Day Committee Edith M. Collins 4229 OTTER STREET Our Moth:-r of Sorrows Catholic Action '35 Freshman Day Committee Thirtyftlwee 'V+-4-E CSLE-QFYW 193 Helen A. Collins 207 Noirrn SECOND STREET St. CIlfWlf'1lf, Darhy Catholic Action '34, '35 Catholic Action Officer '35 Dramatics '35 WW' Alice M. Connolly 1518 N. FIFTY-FIFTH STREET Sl. Grryory Varsity Cheerleader '33-'35 lfraprr Stall' '35 President of Catholic Action Elizabeth B. Conboy 5128 Hmwl-:s STREET Our Lady of Victory Dramatics '32 Catholic Action '34. '35 Ellen M. Connor 2617 S. SlxTl-:I-:NTH STREET St. Monir-a A. A. Member '33, '34, '35 'Catholic Action '34, '35 ramatlts 35 ag,,,uf!71VM'f'W F5 Helen A. Connell 4025 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE St. Agatha A. A. Member 'R2. '33, '34 Glee Club '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 Callista C. Conway 267 SOUTH I-IIRST STREET Sf, f'arth11y1' Cathulic Action '34, 35 Library Representative '35 Hvaper Staff '35 Elizabeth D. Conner 935 AND!-:nsrm Avi-:Nui-1 St. Andrvw, I'h'l'I1'l Hill Glee Club '33 Varsity Cheerleader '33 Dramatics '34. '35 - if wg POW Margaret T. Conway T220 Bm-:NT ROAD St. Alirv, Stonrllursf Catholic Action '34, '35 Gu-:AM Staff '35 Honor Roll '35 Thirtyffouf 'T-I--I-E C-3L.'E-GIFT! 1935 Margaret D. Cooke 1222 S, TwI:NTv-sIxTII ST. Sf. Anthony Glee Club '33 Catholic Literature Group Mission Group '35 l Marie C. Coverdale 5825 CEIIAR AVENUE Transyiguration Representative '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 Jury Member '35 Mae B. Corcoran 618 S. FIFTY-FOURTH STREET Transfiguratiou A. A, Member '32 Catholic Action '34, '35 GLEAM Staff '35 Kathryn C. Cox 2450 SouTII OPAL STREET. Sf. Marzira Representative '32 Catholic Action '34, '35 R4'cIpf'T Staff '34, '35 .JJ 0 Mary A. Corrigan 4710 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE St. Francis de Sales Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Band '35 Margaret M. Craig 1513 SOUTH TAN!-:Y STREET Si. Gabriel Catholic Action '34, '35 Dramatics '35 Freshman Day Committee WW' ,,-fivi Dorothy T. Couris 5613 HADDINGTON STREET St. Gregory Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Freshman Day Committee Catherine H. Crawford 281 DAVIS AVENUE CLIFTON HEIGHTS St. Chnrlzuv. Oakvieu' A. A. Member '32. '35 Catholic Action Officer '35 Student Officer '34, '35 'Thirtyfjive I 'ld T4-4-E GLE-mm 1935 Catherine M. Croghan G45 N. TWENTY-SEVENTH ST. St. Agatha A. A. Member '32 Catholic Action '34, '35 Mary A. D'Alfonso 5721 HELMAR TERRACE Most Iflvssvd Sacrament A. A. Member '34. '35 Catholic Action '84, '35 Swimming Club '35 Helen B. Crosby 5821 TlmMAs AVENUE Most Blessed Sn cram ent Study Group '34 Eucharistic Group '35 Freshman Day Committee Teresa B. Daly 830 KENMOHI-I ROAD St. Fallistus A. A. Member '33 Study Club '35 Catherine T. Cotter 1726 S. FRAZIER STREET Most Blvssed Sa.z'ram.rmt A. A. Member '33, '34, '35 Glee Club '33, '34 Dramatics '35 Mary V. D'Andrea 1330 N. F11-'TIETH STREET Our Lady of Auyfcls Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Cuncertmeister '35 Ethel M. Culbertson 6534 CHESTER AVENUE flood Sh:-phrrd A. A. Member '33. '34, '25 Catholic Action '34, '35 Latin Club '35 Rosemary H. Dee 1341 NORTH HflBART STREET St. Roar of Limu Glee Club '32, '33 Orchestra '32, '3Zl. '34. '35 Hand '35 Thirtyfsix 'r'+-4-E GLE-QFD 135 Gertrude M. Delany 543 S. FIFTY-FIFTH STREET Transfiguration A. A. Member '32, '35 Commencement Committee Catholic Action '34, '35 Margaret C. Devine 2336 S, TWENTIETI1 STREET Sl. M01Iil'l1 A. A. Member '32, '33 Swimming Club '33 Dramntit-s '34 Teresa M. Dempsey 4707 WINDSOR AVENUE Sl. Francis de Sales Representative '32 A. A. Representative '34 Card Party Committee '35 Annette T. Dillman 333 SOUTH S1xTH STM-:E'r. DAKBY Iilvssvd l'iT!Ili7I Mary A. A. Member '33 Catholic Avtion '34, '35 Rita V. De Nardo 4950 LANCASTER AVENUE Our Lady of Angels Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Card Party Committee '35 WQAQJW 6 Edna T. Diorio 1113 SOUTH RIYBY STREET Moxt Hlvssvd Sac-rumen! Catholic Action '34, '35 Leaders' Club '34 Dramatics '35 Kathryn R. Devine 826 N. SIXTY-Tnmn STREET Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Action '35 Latin Club '35 Ridinl! Club '35 Stella M. Di Toro SHUNK STREET Sf. Monir-rl Dramatics '33, '3-4. '35 Associate Judge '35 Mission Group President '35 Thirty-seven -1-4-4-E 61.5-earn IQS5 l Irene M. Dolan 56:45 KINGS!-:sslNo Avi-:Nui-1 Most Hlvssvd Savramenf Catholic Action '34, '35 Freshman D e 1 Agnes C. Donnelly 6230 CEDAR AVENUE Sf. Uarthngv Catholic Avtion '34, '35 Dramatic-s '34 Rep res .35 Milf Margaret M. Dolan BROUGHTON LANE Vu.1.AN0vA St. Thomas of Villanova A, A. Member '33, '34, '35 Apostolic Group '34 Mission Group '35 Eileen M. Donnelly 4032 Pumxsn S'1'Rl-:ET Si. Agatha Glee Club '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 B 5,1 Catherine E. Donahue 2238 S. HI-:Min-:Rm-:R STREET St. Edmond A. A. Member '35 Chairman of Our Lady's Group '35 Kathryn M. Donnelly 421 WIN!-'IELD Avi-:Nrl-: STONEIIITRST Sl. Aliw' A. A. Member '33, '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 M Marie A. Donohue 2515 N. FIFTY-FOVRTH STREET Our Lady of Vivfory Apostolic Group '34 Gu-:AM Staff, '35 Publirity Group '35 Catharine M. Donovan 412 I.ArAw'r'r1-: Avmzm-: St. Joseph, Collinyllulv Junior Week Committee '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 Freshman Day Committee Tllivtyfeiglit 'T'-l-I-E GEL.-E-CJFYN 19.3 Agnes M. Dougherty 2623 Oiucrman STREET SI. Anthony Catholic Action '33. '34. '35 Leaders' Club '34. '35 Mission Group '35 Anne M. Doyle MARSDEN STREET Sf. Lcu Leaders' Club '33, '34, '35 Drumatics '33, '34 Latin Club, Glee Club, '35 Anna M. Dougherty 2827 ARAMINGO Avi-:Nm-: Sf. Annu Student Officer '32 Dramatics '33, '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 ,WWW Mae J. Doyle 226 S. FIFTY-FOURTH STREET TfIl7I8f!7llTllfi0ll Representative '32 Catholic Action '34, '35 Freshman Day Committee Elizabeth M. Dougherty 5555 ANGOKA TERRACE Transjiguration Catholic Action Officer '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 Dramatics '34, '35 Mary H. Driscoll F085 AVENUE St. Amlrczr, Ilrcxcl Hill Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Latin Club '35 Margaret M. Dougherty 2310 S. Snvl-:Nmr-:N1'n STREET St. Monica Commencement Committee '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 Helen M. Drumm 2323 Mumus STM-:ET St. Edmund A. A. Member '33, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 'I-lliTIj 'lli7lC 1 5 'V+-4-E CEI.-E-CIFYW Q3 Margaret M. Duffy 3939 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE St. Agufhu Glee Cluh '32 Catholic Action '33 Dr:-xmatics '34, '35 YW' Catharine E. Dwyer 16:56 S, L'oNr-:sTouA STREET lllnnf lil:-nsrvl Sucru mwnl Apostolic' Group '34 Mission Group '35 Teresa M. Dugan 900 S. Fu-'TY-PmsT STREET St. Frrmcis Ile Sales A. A. Member '32 Catholic Action '35 Eleanor V. Enright 4422 SANAON STREET St. Ju nws Catholic Action '35 Academic Course Helen C. Dunlevy 655 SANDE AVENUE ESSINGTON ht. Ma rga rv! Mary Mission Group '34 French Club '35 Our l,ady's Group '35 Anne E. Evans 5523 WALTON AVENVH Tru Ilflfllllfllflllll Swimming Club '32, '35, '35 Track '33 Catholic A:-tion '34. '35 WM' l al Dorothea M. Dunphy 1251 S. THIRTY-sm'oNn ST SI. fialrrivl Track Team '32-'35 Dramatic-s '34, '35 Basketball Manager '35 Helen T. Fair 15:91 Momcls STH!-Ii-:T St. Thonum .-lquirum Basketball. Trax-k '32-'35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Representative '35 Forty 'l '-I-I-E G':L.'EI-CJFYN 193 F I Rose C. Farrell U 7109 TULIP STREET mm St. Ifvrnarfl Margaret R. Farrington ,rmvk .32 .mv .Mr .35 35 Eur lnmAnw.w Avsuum Representative '34 Varsity '34, '35 Mildred R. Fileccia 1316 S. Six-ri-:EN'ru STREET Sr. Rim Uathirlic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 St. Clmrlcs. flliffflll Ilvights A. A. Member '32. '35 Apostolic Group '34 Catholic Literature Group Alice T. Finnegan 835 LANCASTER AVENUE HRYN MAWR Sf. Thomas of Villanova Catholic Action '34, '35 Dramatics '35 Jury Member '35 M07 Anne E. Feeser TOWNSHIP Ll. AND PARK Rn. St. I.awrcm'v, Llamfrrh A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '35 Ifrrzprr Staff '35 Catherine R. Fitzpatrick 2038 SANsoM STREET St. Patrick A. A. Member '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '15 Julie M. Fenton 2306 WAV!-:RLY AVENU1: Sf. Patricia Student Officer '34 Catholic Action '35 Mary A. Flanagan 6131 LANsnowNi-3 AWJNUI-I St. Hom' of Lima Dramatics '34 Catholic Action '34. '35 Swimming Club '34, '35 Fortyfcme 'T'-I-I-E GEL.-EI-Qf'Yl 1935 Carolyn A. Flanigiljyi 6734 IEHANON AVEN . Fnllixtus Leaders' Club '33, '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Drumativs '34 Kathleen M. Flynn 1312 FIFTY-Tllilill STREET Most lilvsacd Sacrruncn! Drnmntics '34, '35 Swimming Club '34 French Club '35 Mary J. Flavin 6445 llllIST AVENUE Sl. Barnabas Leaders' Club '32-'35 Dramatics '34. '35 Gm-:AM Staff '35 Margaret C. Flynn 2331 SOUTH ELI-:VENTH ST. I'I1:iphr1 ny Commencement Committee '31 A. A. Member '34, '35 lfl'llII1'I' Staff '35 Catherine M. Fleming 5029 P.-umlsu STREET Our Morhcr of Sorrows Glee Club '34 Catholic Action '35 Irma M. Fogarty 274 CUPLI-:Y IQUAD Sl. Aliw A. A. Member '32, '33 Catholic Action 'Il-1 ,WW Kathleen L. Fleming 9l0 NOKTII FIFTIETII STREET Our Mofhcr of Sorrows A. A. Member '33, '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 Freshman Day Committee Frances R. Forrest 2214 I.oMu,uum STlu-rm' Sf. l'rIlria'k Representative '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 French Glen Club '35 Fortyftwo 'T'-4-I-E GL.-E-CJFYW IQB Marie B. Forsyth 2622 S. FIM!-:I-:NTu STR!-:ET St. Monica A. A. Member '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Senior Play CfummitteeJ'35 lf B M109 Julia E. Galante 700 Sl'l'illl'l'1 STREET St, Mary A. A. Member '32 Catholic Action '35 Lucy C. Frederickson 1431 S. I-'ii-'TY-I-'OURTH ST. Most Blrssvd Saf'rn'rnant Dramatics '35 French Club '35 Vice-President of Catholic Artion '35 I Elsie Gallagher 0817 Hi-:ci-:RMAN STREET Sl. Iwo Chief Judge '35 Latin Club '35 lfvuprr Stuff '35 Catherine M. Freiermuth 5906 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE Must Hlcsxcd SIll'7'fl'lllf'7lf A. A. Member '33, '34, '35 Dramatics '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 out Helen M. Gallagher 650 S. Fri-'Tv-NINTII STREET Transjiilurafion Catholic' Action '34, '35 Dramutics '34, '35 French Club '35 Genevieve C. Fricker 4 Non-rn SECOND STREET St. C'Icn11'11!, Darby Representative '32 Glee Club '34, '35 Catholic Action Officer '35 Margaret T. Gallagher 4310 Krvomi srm-um Sf. Ima Catholic' Action '34. '35 Mission Exec-ixtive '35 Forty-three T4-a-E C-sm.E.QrYT 193 Marion E. Gallagher 1217 S. FIETY-THIRD STREET Mont lilcxmfd Slll'7'l'l7YI.l'7lt A. A. Member '34, '35 Cathulic Actiun '34, '35 Teresa R. Garrett 2320 DICKINSON STREET Sf. Gubriul Catholic Action '34, '35 Dramatics '35 Student Officer '35 Mary M. Gallagher 108 MERIKIN AVENUE St. Margaret. Narbcrth Catholic Action '34, '35 A, A. Member '35 Student Oliirer '35 Evelyn V. Garrity 5860 MARKET STREET Our Lady of Rosary Dramatirs '34 Catholic Action '35 Glee Club '35 Vivian L. Gallagher 5540 JEFFERSON STREET St. Gregory Library Representative '32 A. A. Representative '33 Cathulic Action '35 Mary F. Garrity 2128 MIFFLIN STREET St. Edmond A, A. Member '33, '34 Commencement Committee '34 Xaveria P. Gallo 1437 SOUTH ETTING STREET St. Gahrivl Dramatics '33, '34, '35 Cathulir Action '34, '35 Nffllwr Staff '35 TWA? Cecilia A. Gavin X27 SUVTH V0m:Es STREET Trrlnsjigllrufiou Commencement Committee '34 Our Lady's Gruup '34 Mission Group '35 Forty-four 'T'-I-4-E C-51.-E-CIFYW 193 Dorothy L. Geary 1258 S. GUENTHEE STREET St. Gabrirl Catholic Action '34, '35 Freshman Day Committee jean M. Gibson 102 STONEIIURST APTS. St. Alirv. Upper Darby Leaders' Club '33, '34 Ridink Club '34 Art Editor of GL!-IAM '35 Dorothy L. Geisel 5427 HAVERFIIRD AVENUE Our Lady of Victory Public Speaking '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 Anne E. Gilfeclcler G23 WALNUT STREET DAEEY lilvssvd Virgin Mary Catholic' Action '33, '34, ' A. A. Member '34, '35 35 MW I 0 W 1 I 4' - WW M11- G . Gengenba 1712 S. RINGGOLD STREET St. Aloysius Reaper Staff '34, '35 GLEAM Staff '35 President of Student ernment '35 Margaret R. Gillan 1927 SUUTH FRONT STREE Sam-cfd Heart Our Lady's Group '34 Study Group '35 Gov- T Eleanor T. Giberson 108 WASHINGTON AVENUE CLIFTON HEIGIlTS Sl. Charles Eucharistic Group '34 Catholic Literature Group Margaret A. Gillespie 3312 HAVERT-'nun AVENUE St. Agatha, Catholic Action '34 Public Speaking '34, '35 Fortyffive 'T'-4-4-EI CELE-QFYW IQ-D3 Margaret T. Glenney 7026 MARSUEN STREET St, Ima Card Party Committee '35 GLEAM Staff '35 Jury Member '35 Kathleen P. Graham 1231 S. TWENTT-sEcnNn ST. Sf. C'lmrlf's Academic Course Uathulir' Action '34, '35 Frances M. Gorman 408 S. TWENTY-Tlllltll ST- St, I'utrir'k Glen Club '33 Leaders' Club '33 Marie T. Granahan 5530 MEDIA STREET St, flrvgoru Glee Club '32, '33, '34, '35 Dramativs '35 'J Rose M. Gormley 1648 Nom-ii Anuson STREET St. Gregory Glee Club '32, '33, '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Patricia C. Greeley 878 N. F01iTY-N1NTu STREET Our Mother of Sorrows Varsity '34, '35 GLEAM Staff '35 Leaders' Club '35 M, MW Gertrude M. Graham 7029 Gu.LEsPu-: STREET St, L1'0 Leaders' Club '34 Student Officer '34 Class Team '34, '35 1 MQ Lillian A. Griflin 24 N4mTl1 SIXTH STREET DARHY lflcsslvl Virgin Mary Orchestra '33, '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 llarld '35 Fnrtyfsix T4-4-E: GLE-QrY1 193 Dolores M. Grill 1336 N. FII-'TY-NINTH ST. St. Rose of Lima A. A. Member '33, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Esther M. Guenther 634 Sowru Ybzwmeu. STREET Trfmsfiguration A. A. Member '33, '34, '35 Leaders' Club '33, '35 Dorothea M. Grinnan 4830 HAZ!-:L Avi-:Nui-I St. Francis dl' Sales A. A. Member '32, Catholir Action '33 Swimming Club '35 Rose M. Guetens 1836 S. Tw!-:N'rY-FOURTH ST- St. Helm ond A. A. Member '32, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Glee Club '35 Y Ann T. Grogan 874 N. Twl-:NTY-F11-'Tu ST. St. Franvis Xavier Student Officer '32 Catholic Action '32, '33 Catherine R. Haggerty 1231 SOUTH BGNSALI. STREET St, Arltlumy Catholic Action '34 Commercial Course Frances M. Grugan 1741 Snurn RUBY STREET Most Blessed Srwrament Catholic Action '34 Freshman Day Committee Dorothy A. Hannan 613 Sowru TAN!-:Y STREET SI. Anthony Glee Club '33 Representative '35 Swimming' Club '35 Forty-seven 'T'-I-1-EI CSLE-QFYW 193 Catherine M. Hannings 3721 FAIRMOVNT AVENUE SI. Agatha Catholic Action '34, '35 Drnmatics '34, '35 Glee Club '34, '35 Marie C. Healey 1830 S. TWHNTY-SECOND ST. Sf. Edmond Catholic Action '34, '35 Reception Committee for Music Festival '35 Agnes M. Hansbury 4516 Lomzsuom-: STREET Sf. Lvl! A. A. Member '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 Cecilia M. Healy 139 N. FIFTY-THIRD STREET Our Lady of Victory Student Ofiicer '33, '34 Catholic Action '35 Glee Club '34, '35 Marie K. Harding 7312 MII.LER AVENUE St. La u'rvm'1', Ryrwood Library Representative '32 Catholic Action '33, '34, '35 A. A. Member '34 Edith M. Hearty 3411 CIIESTNU1' STREET St. .lumm Dramatics '34 Commencement Committee 'ii-1 Catholic Action '34. '35 I Jean A. Harrigan ST. VINCI-3NT's HOME LANsnowNE Sf. Vinlwnt Catholic Action '34, '35 Public Speaking '33, '214 jane M. Heavey 881 Nmcru FARSUN STKE:-:T Our Molhvr of Sorruwx A. A. Member '33, '34, '35 Apostolic Group '34, '35 Fovtyfeiglzt -r+-as cape-earn 193 Alice M. Hegarty 4339 Rl-:No STM-:i-:T Our MlPl,Il'V of Sorrows Orchestra '32 Uutholii' Avtion '34, '35 lf'-upvr Stuff '35 Veronica M. Hill 21l3 S. FIFTY-slcvi-:NTii ST, Most Iilwsxrd Sfu'r1imr'r1I Catholic Am-tion '34 Dram:-ities '34 Gu-:AM Stal? '35 Eleanor T. Heintz 49 N. FII-'TY-sxxTn STREET Our Lady of Vivtory A. A. Member '33, '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 Riding Club '35 Ann C. Holl 311 SUUTII Av!-:NUI-1 Naiirify, Mvdia A, A. Member '32-'35 Associate Judge '35 Helen H. Hetherington 3230 I.ANcAsTEx AVENUI-I Sf. James A. A. Member '32, '33, '34 Dramatics '35 Martha M. Holmes 6502 RJCEDLAND STREET Sl. liarnabarz Catholic Action '34 Dramatics '34 f 1 -c4,441,a,.c! Virginia A. Hetzell 530 S. Com-:sToa:A STREET Transfiyuration Glee Club '33 Rvapvr Stal? '34 Dramativs '34, '35 Dorothy M. Holt 4725 CHESTER AVENUE Sl. Franvix dc Snlvs A. A. Member '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 French Club '35 Fortyfnine 'F-I--I-E SLE-QFYW 193 Betty T. Hoover 3207 I'0wEl.'roN AVENUE Sf. A glatlm Apostolic Group '34 Mission Group '35 Leona L. Johnson 2342 MIYKRIS STREET Sf. Hllnlonll Cntholiv Artion '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Susanna C. Hughes N21 N. SIXTY-Flrrli STREET Sf. f'fLlIiatus A. A. Member '32-'35 Catholic' Artion '34, '35 Theresa D. Kaeser 2G47 DIFKINSON STREET Sf. Aloyxius A. A. Member '35 Freshman Day Committee TDMA? Grace C. Jamison 5644 CHESTER AVENUE Most Blrxsvd Srwrnmcnt A. A. Member '33 Study Group '34 Apostolic Group '35 Catherine E. Kane 504 WASHING-i-oN AVENUE NH!fl'it1l If. V. M. Catholic Action '34 GLEAM Staff '35 Latin Club '35 Elaine C. Jarvis 5325 OSAGE AVENUE Tru rmjiyurrxtiun Representative '32 A. A. Member '33 Catholic' Action '34, '35 Elizabeth V. Kane 5524 Lmmom-: S'mEi-:T Moxt Iilwssrrl SlH'Y'll7lll'IIf Catholic Action '34 Clos- Club '35 Freshman Day Committee Fifty 5 'I'-I-4-E CSLE-QFYT 1Q35 Kathleen H. Kearney 15 Puvvl-21.1. LANE Sl. Alicc, Ilppcr Darby Glec Club '33, '34, '35 Catholic Action '34 Dram:-ities '35 Helen V. Kelley R53 N. FoR'rY-snvl-:NTU ST. Our Mothcr of Sorrows Our Lady's Group '34 Freshman Day Committee Study Group '35 'f rw 351 HIINTLEY ROAu St. Alirc. Rywvood A. A. Member '32 Swimming Club '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 Eizabeth C. Kelly 3811 BERRY AVENUE DRI-:xl-:L HILL St. A ndrml- A. A. Member '32-'35 Catholic Action '34, '35 argaret E. Keegan 629 WYNNI-:woon Rcmn Our Lady of thc Rosary Leaders' Club '33, '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Dramatics '34, '35 Frances C. Kelly 1735 Soon! Firm'-slx'r11 ST. Most Hlcsscd Sacrament A. A. Member '32, '33, '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 ,,,,.w,lw Anna M. Keenan 314 IRALA AVENUE CYNw00n St. Matthias A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 Marcella R. Kelly 6128 Oxronn STREET Our Lady of Lourdes Representative '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 Dramatics '35 Fiftyfrme 'T'-4-I-E C?-L. -QFY1 1 3 Vernie M. Kelly 41516 UIIICSTNIVT STM-:HT Sl. l r1lnr'ix dr Sulvs Varsity. 'Frm-k '33, '34, '35 Assmwintu Jlulize '545 lfvflpvr Stull' '35 Margaret L. Kimnach lioll flVl'IKllll.l. H1lAl3 Si. llvnis, .-lrflmorr' Frenvh Cluh '34, '35 Swimming: Club '35 lfvlllwr Stuff '35 N 7Ku!'f '!! ' u JP W Veronica M. Kelly 21314 Nmrru MFII.VIN STKE:-:T Si. lfurlmrn llramatius '35 Freshman Day Committee l'ul1lin-ity Group '35 Dorothy L. King 44 E. LOGAN Avi-:Nm-2 Sl. Gvoglrv. lilmzolrlvrl Swimming Club '34, '35 Representative '35 Riding Clulx '35 Anne B. Kennedy 1712 S. FII-'Tv-1-'imui STR!-ll-IT Mos! lflvxmwl Sfll'I'll7YIl'lIf Catholic Action '34, '35 Dramativs '35 Freshman Day Cummittee Vera R. King 632 N. SIXTY-'rumn STR!-IRT Our Lady of Rosary Catholic Action '34, '35 1 Leona V. Kennedy 1-11:3 S. AI.1.lsuN STR:-:I-:'1 Mus! lilvxsrrl Su1'rum1'nI Catholic Action 'Z44. '35 Drnnmtics 'IES Freshman Day Cumniitlx-0 Anne E. Kondrotas 15211 S. S1-:umlv STlil'Tl'IT 1If'a1n'r Phutoyzrzipher 'CS-1, 'Im SL fvusimh. CUI'l1H19lll'0Y'l1l'lll l'un1l11illv.-0 A. A. Member '35 Catholic' Avtinn 'Il-l. 'flu Fiftyftwo 'T'-I-I-E CSL -C1 1523 Dolores R. Koob 2324 'FASKER STR!-:ET Sl. Aloyxius Cntholiv Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Beatrice C. Krones 12423 S. 'I'Ax'I.ox STN!-II-ir SI. Erlnroml Representative '33 A. A. Member '35 CLI-IAM Staff '35 Sadie M. Koway 1006 El.1.swon'rn STREET St. Maron Apostolic Group '34 Mission Group '35 A. A. Member '35 Anne E. Kweder 1436 S. SECOND STREET Sllrrurl Hmrf Commencement Committee ' Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Rita B. Kracher 4036 SHELMIRE STREET St. Bernard Mission Executive '35 A. A. Member '35 Elizabeth R. Lanuto 1607 VVHARTUN STREET St. Rita Commencement Committee Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Monica M. Kriscunas 228 REI-:ix STKE:-:T SI. Casimir Catholic Action '34, '35 Commencement Committee '34 A. A. Member '35 Kathryn M. Lautenslager 050 N. ST, IH-:xNARn S'riu-il-:'r '34 Our Molhvr of Sorrows Uommenc-ement Committee '34 A. A. Member '34. '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Fiftywlwee 'T'-4-I-E C5I.'E-QFYW IQ3 Louise M. Law 6349 l'Il.Mw00o AVI-:NME Sf, Barnabas Catholic' Avtion '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Irene C. Leicht 43204 CAI,l.0WlIIl.l. STR:-71-:'r Our Luflu of Rosary Glee Club '34 Dramntim-s '34 Catholic' Action '34, '35 X LU' Mffff ' Anne M. Layton 179 MAIIISON Avi-:Nm-: HlGIll,ANU PARK Sl. Lrurrmu-1' Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Laura M. Lewis ,200l E. E.l.K1IART STREET A8!'I'71MflJ7l Leaders' Club '34 Ridim! Club '35 Catholic Am-tion '35 JM' av Gertrude F. Leary 4919 PASFHALI. AVENVE SI. Franris Ill' Sulvx A. A. Member '32-'35 Leaders' Club '34, '35 Uatholiv Am-tion '35 WWUXWWJ 12143 AlA'UTT S'nu-:I-:T Sl. Martin of Tours French Club '34, '35 Latin Club '35 Vice-president of Student Government '35 Virginia E. Lee 1127 MARLYN Rmmn Our Lady of liourdvs Leaders' Club TRIS. '34 Swimming: Club '34, '35 lfurxgwr Staff '34, '35 W jane F. Lochner 7012 SAYNRUOK Avi-INN: SI. f'I1'mvul L'ommcnvomvnt l'ommittev' 4 A. A. Member Il '35 Catholic Action '54, '35 Fiftyffour T4-4-E GLEQ 1.35 Gertrude M. Loolcabaugh .ALUHN STREET Most Illcsxcil Su1'rrum'nI Catholic Action '34, '35 Studi-nt Ofllcur '35 l.wulcrs' Club '35 Margaret M. Lowe 22421 I.oMnAxn Sham-:T Sl. l'atr'i:'lf Glce Club '34, '35 Swimmim! l'lub '34, 'Ill lil'llll0I'S' Club '34. '35 Catherine E. Love 1311 N. CAuo1, Bom.:-:vAlux Hl1illI.AND PARK Sf. Lr111'rcNr':' A. A. Member '33, '34, '30 Catholic Action '34, '35 Dance Committee Alma E. Madison 2735 S. Twl-:LFTH STREET Epiphany Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Band '35 French Club '35 We Gwwlfa Owl tap' Mary E. Lovett 252 S. Fmmrv-Fouwrll STKE!-DT Sf. I run:'is :Iv Snlrs Dramatics '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Elvira V. Maiorano 672 LAWSON Avl-:NNE .llrlrzzlrlrirxfiorz Dri-xmatics '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Kathleen J. Lowe 2321 I.oMuAkn S'l'Rl'IE'l' St. l'atri4'lr Glee Club '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Leaders' Club '34, '35 iff!! Mary T. Malone 5830 Ex,l.swon'ru STM-tl-:T 1'l'll,llNfl!IIll'l'I,ff0ll Catholir Action '34, '35 Dramntics '34 A. A. Member '35 Fiftyffive T4-4-E C-5L.'E-QFYW IQS Rita M. Maloy 6001 KINGS!-:ss1N1: AVENUE flood Sli:-plivrrl Dramativs '33 Catholic' Avtiun '34, '35 A. A. Member '34, '35 Alberta R. Marks 5210 WAl.T4lN Avi-:NUR 7'I'4lll8,ll1IIlI'lIlf0Il Cvn1n1cm-4-mt nt Committee '34 Cathuliv At-tiun '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 W0 Jlbwdfly 0. ,U Mary T. Manley 5314 YOCUM Srnsr-:T Most Hlvasa-rl Sarramrut Representative '34 Catholic At-tion '34, '35 A. A. Member '34, '35 Elizabeth M. Marks 5031 l'EN'rRl11m-I STR!-:I-:T Sr. l ran4'ix df' Sfzlvs Catholic As-tion '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Dramativs '35 NW Rita T. Manning 1427 S. FIFTY-FOURTH STR!-:ET Most Hlvssvfl SIlf'TH77ll'IIl A. A. Member '32, '35 Commencement Committee '34 Catholic At-tiun '34, '35 Florence M. McAdams 5925 JI-:Fr-'suswm STKE!-11' Sf. lfoxv' of Lima Dramatics '34, '35 Catholic Avtion '34, 35 Swimming Club '35 Catherine H. Markhorst 1126 Cm-:s'rNt'T STM-:I-:T DARHY lilrsxrd Virgin Maru Cummenvement Committee '34 Cathulit' Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Mary T. McAvoy 14322 S. TVVENTY-Tllllill ST. St. l'.'Ilmon1l Class Team '33, '34, '35 Leaders' Club '33, '34, '35 Varsity '33 Fiftyfxix T4-:E Gi.-E-mmm 1935 Gretchen R. McBreen 1273 S. l4oNsA1.l. STREET Sf. Antlzuuy Lenders' Club '33, '34, '35 Jury Member '35 Swimming l'llIl7 Agnes M. McCaffrey 541:16 fllllll-IN STRE1-:T Uur Motlwr of SUI'f11ll'8 Catholic Artion '34 A. A. Member '35 Mary L. McBreen 1212 S. FouTv-r1FTu STREET St. Frfn1r'i.-1 du Sulzfs Orchestra '32 Catholic Avtion '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Annamae T. McCann 5614 CHRISTIAN STKE:-:T Tm rlxfigurrztiml Representative '32 A. A. Representative '23 Catholic Action '34, '35 Margaret M. McBride 5314 UPLAND STR1-:1f:T Most Blessed Srlvranzrwrt Class Team '33, '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Treasurer uf Leaders' Ch Rose C. McCann 14241 S. FIFTIETII STREET St. I rr1m'ix 111' Salma Swimming Club '35 S1-cretary of I-'renvh Club '35 lfrapvr Staff '35 1 Mary C. McCabe 5539 Oxrmm Snmm' St. f:l'f',l1llf1l 1 1 Leaders' Club, Track '33-'35 Varsity '34 Editor-in-Chief of R1'apf'r Catherine M. McCarthy 213 Asmw ROAD Sf. Alirv, Sfollvhllrsf Orvhestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Student Oflil-er '32 W Glec Club 34. '35 J? Fiftyfseven - fy I mf' ff ff 'T'-I-I-E G':L.'E-QFYW IQS Marguerite M. McCarthy 5:43 S. Fn- rv-rn-1-u Srmzlcr ite Trrlrwfiuururimf Regina C. McCarthy mee Club -33' -34 5721 lsr-:1.MAu Tl-:mum-1 Dam? Committee '35 Must Iilusxvd Sm-ra1nfent Agnes R. Mccarvill A. A. Member .Mv .35 29 TASKER STREET Mary T. McCloray 54-40 CllANclf:1.1,ox STREET 7'ranxjiyurulior1 French Glee Club 'IHS Catholic Action 514 We Drilmatics '35 Sarrieri Hrarf A. A. Member 'SIL '35 Catholic Action '35 Lucy M. McCloskey 16357 S. FIFTY-FIFTH STREET Most Iflrs.wxc4I Sacranzcnf A. A. Member '32 Catholic Action '34, '35 Margaret T. Mccole 5740 STEWART STH:-:T-:T St. lfosf' of Lima Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Student Officer '32 ffw 3 Lrgaret M. McCaughey 122 SYVAMOKE HUA!! Sacrcrl llcarf. Manoa Apostolic Group '34 Glee Club '34 Eucharistic Group '35 Rita M. McCollum 944 S. FIFTH-:Tu STREET St. Frarlcix fir' Sulvs Catholic Action 'ii4. '35 Catholic Action Officer '35 Latin Club '35 Fifty-eight 'T'-I--I-E GJLE-QFYW 19.3 Teresa G. McCuen 1244 N. I-'Ir-'Ti'-FIFTH STM-:I-:'r Sf. llrvgory Class Team '33, '34, '35 Catholic Avtion '34, '35 Dramativs '34, '35 Mary E. McDevitt 5346 GHINMOIQE AVENW-1 Moxt lCI4'sx1'1I Sm'rrum'r!! Glve Club '32, '35 Cuthulii' Action '34, '33 French Glec Lluu H Jane R. McCully ST. Vmcx-:N'r's Hmvu-1 LANsnovvNl-2 Sf. l inr'1'I1t Orchestra '32, '33, '34. 'il lizind '35 Mary E. McDevitt 15:36 S. FIPTY-SIXTH STRPTGT Most Iilmasrfd Sa Cru m 1- nt A. A. Member '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 Margaret T. McDermott 1537 S. TWENTY-N1N1'u ST. SI. Gabriel A. A. Member '32-'35 Catholic Avtiun -11, 'lla Margaret A. McDonald 7035 JACKsoN STR!-ii-:T Si. Iwo A. A. Representative '34 Mission Group Oflicer '34 Catholic Actiun '34, '35 Cecilia P. McDevitt 7505 COLUMBIA AVENUE St. f'U.IliSfll8 Catholic Ai-tiun '34, S5 Dramatics '34, '35 Frenvh Club '34, '35 ry A. McDonald 32 HAKIKISIIN Avi-:NME Ci.1F'ruN Hrzmurs Saint F'llU'11'N', fl!l1i'I'fl'Il' Library Representative '33 Glee Club '33, '34, '35 Catholic Aetion '34. '35 Fiftyfnine T4-4-E GL.-E-QrY1 1935 Mary C. McDonald 541 N. SIx'rv-'rulun S'rm-:m' Our Luffy of fha' lfusary Glee Club '34 Uuthnlil' Artion '34, '35 Swimming Club '35 Mary G. McFadden 20 S. TWELFTII Smmrr Imam' lflvwmwl Virgil! Mfzrgl Cnthuliv Avtinn '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Q 444401 . j HM. Anna E. McDonough l4uu,i-:Ns LANE. Rlnu-:Y TOWNSHIP Sf. lin.-uf of Lima, Hflrlysfomz Riding Club '34, '35 French Club '35 Representative '35 Grace E. McFarland 54051 SANSUM STREET Hur Lady of Virfnry Leaders' Club '33, '3-1, '35 Ilramatics '34 A. A. Representative '35 Eileen T. McDonough 11025 Roos:-:vEl.'r DRIVE LIJANERCH Sarrrd llvarf, Mu H011 Catholic Action '34, '35 Dramatic-s '34 Margaret M. McFarland 5402! SANSOM STM-:i-:T Uur lifllljl of Viz-fury Student Ofliver '32 Cathnlit' Action '35 Dramativs '35 x Catherine M. McElroy 5025 WESTMINSTER Av!-:NNE Our Mothrr uf Sorrows Dramatic-s '33, '34, '35 Representative '34 Jury Member '35 Elizabeth P. McGee md N. SIXTY-Tlllllll STlll'2l'I'I' Our Lady of Ihr' lfuxury Dramatirs '33, '34 l rvnrh Club '34, '35 Riding flul: '35 Sixty l '-I-4-E GL-E-QFTT 1935 Teresa M. McGill 2227 ST. JAMES TERRACE SI. Clvmefnf A. A. Member '34 Catholic Actiun '14, '35 Beatrice V. McGlynn 1527 S. Twl-:N'rY-NINTM ST. St, Gabriel A. A. Member '33, '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Maura B. McGinn 521 S. FIFTY-FIFTH STREET Tr1nm.H!lurn.tion Catholic Action '34, '35 French Club '35 Eleanor R. McGonigal 6323 TOKRESDALE AVENUE St. Leo carhblil- Action '33, '34, 're A. A. Member '35 Glee Clvb '35 Eleanor M. McGinniss 252 SAGAMORE ROAD liR0oKLlNE Avmunriaiion Catholic Action '34, '3 Glee Clur, 'FL '35 A. A fvllenxlza-r 35 Grace A. McGonigle 2425 LOMBARD STREET St. Palrirk Glee Club '33 Catholic Acliun '34, 'ISK French Club '35 X I Ruth T. McGlone 5625 Wlnnows AVENUE Most lflwsawd Sarramwnt A. A. Member '34, '35 Swimming Club '35 Mary E. McGowan 2123 S. TWENTY-FIRST ST. St. Edm mid French Glee Club '34 Editor-in-Chief of GLEAM '35 Vice-President of Mission Grvup '35 Sixtyvone 'T'-4-I-E CSL-E-CIFYW IQS Kathryn E. McGrath 6608 HAVI-mroxn AVENUE St. Unllistus Riding: Club '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 Dramatic:-z '34, '35 QWUU Mary A. McKee R26 S. ALLISON STREET Tmrmjiyurfxfion A. A. Memuer '34, '35 Eucharistic Group '34 Our Lady's Group '35 Clare T. McGrory 608 DE KA1.a STREET BRIDGEPORT St. Augustim' A. A. Member '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Glee Club '35 Charlotte E. McKenna 1106 JOHNSON STREET Epiphany Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '33 A. A. Member '34, '35 Swimming Club '35 Elizabeth G. McGuire 3418 FAIRMOUN1' AVENVE St. Agafha A. A. Member '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Riding Club '35 ' 1341 Mary C. McHugh 6913 THEODORE AVENUE St. Clement Our Lady's Group '34 A. A. Member '35 Euvharistic Group '35 Mary E. McKenna 2326 S. LEE STREET Our Lady of Mount Fnrmrl Anna E. McLaughlin Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Latin Club '35 1336 S. DIVINITY PLACE Sf. Frflm'l'x 111' Sulvs Catholic Artiun '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Sixtyftwo T4-4-E GLE-Qrrw 19.3 Geraldine M. McLoughry 2l5 WAuAs AVENUE Hllllll.ANl? lmxx Sl. I1flll'V1'lll'l' Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Hand '35 Dramatics '35 EMQZW Geraldine E. McNamara 337 E. HokT'rEx STREET Little Flon-4-r Orvhestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Catholic Action '35 LM? U0 Clare L. McMahon 737 N. Tnm'rY-Emwru ST. St. Agatha Catholic Action '34, '35 French Glee Club '34 A. A. Member '35 Anna M. McNamee 5344 LTPLAND S1-in-:E-r Our Lady of the Rosary lf1'lI1H'7' Staff '34, '35 Catholic Action Officer '35 Senior Counsellor '35 Elizabeth M. McMahon 110 WAYNE Avx-:NNE ALDEN, DELAWARE COUNTY St. Joseph , Collingilalc Catholic Action '34, P5 A. A. Member 'L5 Mary R. McNamee 2127 S. ALDEN STREET Mont Blrssfd Snrramcnt Mission Group '34 A. A. Member '34, '35 Apostolic' Group '35 'MWA QW Elizabeth T. McMenamin 5328 PENTRIDGE STREET Mos! Rlrssvfl Sarramwnt A. A. Member '34 Catholic' Artiun '34, '35 Catherine M. Meehan '71 N. SIXTY-FOURTH S'mEE'r St. Cnllisfus Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Gl9e Club '33, '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Sixtyftlwee 5 'r'-4-a-E Gt. -CA 1935 Mary F. Meehan 6238 LARCII woun AVENUI-I SI. flllfflllljll' Catholic' Action '34 '35 Glee Club '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Anne C. Miller 136K S. l'AxoN STM-:I-IT Most lil:-:mul Sllf'l'll17ll'Ilf Glee Club '32, '35 French Glee Club '34, '35 Catholic' Action '34, '35 Yvonne B. Menard 7214 HILI.TllP RoAb Sf. l.n 14-rmrzw, lfywnod Sevretary of French Club Catholic' Action '34, '35 Native of Canada Ann M. Miller 4636 WALNUT STREET St. l runr'is do Sales Representative '32 A. A. Member '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Rose M. Messina 1724 S. Fil-'TEENTU STREET Sl. Thomas Aquinas Orvhestra '32, '33, '34, '35 liand '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Anne M. Miller 730 Elm:-:MONT RUAD St, Callistus A. A. Member '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Swimming Club '35 Alma R. Micklos 1625 N. FHLTON STREET St, Rosa' of Lfmu A. A. Member '35 lfrapvr Stah' '35 Catholic Action '35 Elizabeth M. Mitchell 5532 MEDIA STM!!-:T Sl. Grrglory Glee Cluh '32, '33, '34 Dramativs '35 Catholic Action '35 Sixtyffour l 4-I-E C5L.'Ef-QFY1 135 A. A. Member '33 Catholic Action '34. '35 Mission Executive '35 Margaret C. Moran 4927 WARRINKITITN Avi-:Nm Sf. I ranr'is dv Sulrx Frenvh Club '34 Give Club '35 un---'-1- 'ff U 87 nooxu' N STREET 'au U Mother of Sorrows Relisrion Award '33 Student Officer '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 .WW Leonore P. Morris G27 N. Sim-v-'mmm STREET St. Rosz' of Lima Apostolic Group '34 Glee Club '35 Our Lady's Group '35 , All 'WW 1' -'YY fur 7 f, Margaret . Monagle 5005 GREENWAY AVENUE Sl. I ranr'ix dv Sales A. A. Member '33, '34 Mission Group '34 Our Lady's Group '35 fd Dorothy T. Mulhern 5865 WooDCRRsT AVENUE Our Lady of Lourdes Dramatics '34 Representative '34 Secretary uf Cathoiic Action Anna M. Moran 3720 HAvEnr-'nan AVENUE St. Agmtha A. A. Member '33 Glee Club '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 Helen M. Mulhern 5865 Woonvlu-:sT AVI-:NUI-1 Our Lady of I,ourr14's Catholic Avtion '34, '35 Senior Dunve Committee '35 Jury Member '35 Sixty-fve T4-as c-51.5-arm 1935 Catherine T. Mulholland 5822 MASTER Shu-:l-:T St. Ram' of Lima Glee Fluh '32 A. A. Member '34 Catholic' Action '34, '35 Loretta T. Mullin S44 N. Forrrv-si-:comix STREET llur Mother of Sorrows Class Team '33 A. A. Member '34, '35 Catholii- Artion '34, '35 39 Frances A. Mullen 2112 S. ALDEN STREET Most Iflmcswrl Sarramvwt A. A. Member '33 Apostolic Group '34 Study Group '35 Reba C. Mullin 108 Fosrr-:R AVENUE St. LU,1l'T1:'lll7l', Kirklyn Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Student Officer '35 Margaret R. Mullen 5836 WASHINGTUN AVENUE Transfiguration A. A. Member '32-'35 Class Team '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 Helen M. Mulloy 4811 CHESTER AVENUE St. Fra'ru'ix 111' Salam: Mission Group '34 Dramatics '34, '35 W? Mary A. Mullen 5721 W1!flllLAND AVENUE Most lilvssffzl Sarram 0111 Dramatics '33 Catholic Avtion '34, '35 Anne R. Mulvey 5526 GREENWAY AVENUE Mont Rlvssvrl Su rm m 1'll t Sixty-six Apostolic' Group '35 Dramatics '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 'V+-4-E GLE-Q04 19.3 Patricia M. Mulvey 5526 GKEENWAY AVENUE Most Blessed Sacrament Dramatics '33, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Marie C. Murphy 335 N. FIPTV-FIFTH STREET Our Lady of Virtory A. A. Member '33, '34, '35 Dramntics '34 Catholis' Avtion '34, '35 Anne E. Murphy 65 W. SHARPNACK STREET GERMANTQWN St. Madeline de Sophie A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34 Freshman Day Committee Ann T. Murray 2002 S. BEEFHWOOIJ STREET St. Edmond A. A. Member '34 Catholiv Artion '34, '35 Anne M. Murphy 1420 MCKEAN STREET St. Monica Riding Club '34 A. A. Member '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Bertha B. Murray 601 Bmncnwoon STREET Sf. Joseph. Collingdale A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 Catherine R. Murphy 6011 HAZELHURST ROAD Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Action '34, '35 Glee Club '35 Rita E. Murray 514 LAFAYETTE Avenue Sl. Joseph , Collingdale Sixty-seven Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35 French Glee Club '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 in 1' O T.bj:e AvEf, c-3 1. E -cm rn 19 3 5 .iq .4 , -.-Q., . n -J f ' A-1. . 4.4 ..i.E,4 je R... .-,-. . 4 . Margaret M. Murset 1742 S. FIFTY-PoimTu ST- Mnat Iflessud Sacrament Catholic Action '34, '35 Leaders' Club '34, '35 Ifl'fllJl'T Staff '35 Catharine A. Newcomb 219 MOORE STREET Sacred Haart Class Team '33, '34, '35 Leaders' Club '33. '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 ' av , 'ig-WM 1 nf! Genevieve R. Myrtetus 4427 Lmzcuwoon AVENUE St. Francis de Sales Dramatics '34, '35 Catholic Action Officer '3 Reaper Staff '35 lv Catharine M. Nolan 5726 LANDSDOWNE AVENUE St. Kose of Lima Student Officer '32 Dramatics '34, '35 Glee Club '35 U MMM Marie E. Nealis xl S. FORT!-FOURTH STREET St. James Representative '32 Catholic Action '34, '35 French Club '34, '35 Elizabeth A. O'Brien 2603 S. SEVENTIETH STREET Sl. Clvrncwt A. A. Member '33 Varsity Refreshment Com- mittee '35 I Marie M. Nealis 2221 SEu:EL STREET St. Edmond A. A. Member '33. '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Glee Club '34, '35 Helen J. O'Brien 4018 VISTA STREET St. Ilvrnurd A. A. Member '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Representative '35 Sixtyfeight 'Y'-6-4-ET GEL.-E-QFYW 14935 Veronica T. O'Brien 1340 S. TWENTY-NINTH ST. St. Ilubrivl Track Team '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '34. '35 ff? Rosemary A. O'Connor 507 S. Foivrv-sIxTH STREET St. Francis de Sales Dramatics '33, '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Leaders' Club '34, '35 Qefikw Josephine E. O'Hare 530 N. Cm-:u:uToN STREET Our Nloflrrr of Sorrows Drnmutivs '34 Glee Club '34 Catholic AL-tion '34, '35 Catherine C. O'Keefe 3200 SANsoM STREET St. James Catholic Action '34, '35 Freshman Day Committee 7 . Elizabeth C. O'Donnell 103 S. ISABEL. AVENUE SI. George, Glcnoldrrn A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34 Commencement Committee '34 Mary G. O'Malley 2422 S. IioUv1ER STREET St. Monica A. A. Member '33, '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Dramatics '34, '35 WMM Catherine R. O'Grady 1045 S. ALm-:N STREET Mos! Bllwsvrl Sacrament Leaders' Club '33, '34, '35 Varsity '33, '34, '35 Rvupvr Staff '35 Marie A. O'Neill 6513 GUYER AVENUE St. Bar-nahus Leaders' Club '33, '34, '35 lfeapvr Staff '35 Varsity Cheer Leader '35 Sixtvfnine 'T'-4-J-E SLE-Q04 IQS Martha E. O'Tormey 147 RuosEvEI.T TERRACE St. Colman A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 Jean M. Pastorius 337 W. FIFTH STREET BHIKIGEPOKT Sf. Auglustimf Drumatics '33, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Color Team '34, '35 I Marguerite B. Paquet 623 S. YEWDELL STREET Tmnsyiguration Representative '33 Leaders' Club '34, '35 Ifa'a1n'r and GLEAM Staff '35 Kathleen M. Patterson 5915 WALTON AVENUE St. Carthagn Our Lady's Group '34 Eucharistic Group '35 Ann M. Park 2212 S. Cnosxl-:Y STREET St. Edmond A. A. Member '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Dance Committee '35 Marie R. Phillips 6348 MARSIIEN STREET Sf. Ima Catholic Action '34, '35 Dramatic-s '35 ls'm1wr Staff '35 Anna C. Passarello 5547 GREEN win' Av:-:Nmq Most lflvxsrrl Snrrn m vu! Catholic Action '34, '35 Swimmimz Club '34 Riding Club '34, '35 Olive C. Pickering 129 WEx.LlNr:'roN Rom, llPPER DARM' Sf. Allrw' A. A. Member '32-'35 Staff Artist '35 Seventy -r-4-as c-51.6-mmm 193 Louise T. Pinelli 15725 LANsD0wNn AVENUE St. Callistus A. A. Member '33, '34, '35 Representative '34 Cathnliv Avtion '35 Catherine M. Pum 5334 AumsoN STREET TfflII8fl!lllfdfl0I1 Orchestra '33, '34, '35 Cuthulic Actiun '34 Glee Club '35 .NWN Regina M. Pinto 2222 S. CHADWICK STREET St. Mmziva Leaders' Club '33, '34, '35 Culur Team '34, '35 Track Team '34 Irene E. Quigley 7062 WHEELER STREET St. Clffnmut Varsity '33, '34, '35 President uf Literature Group '35 Secretary uf Student Gm ernment '35 ' Ml ld' Marian F. Prendergast ,Ml- 4938 CHESTNUT STREET St. Frrmris de Salas Catholic Action '34, '35 French Glee Club '34 Reaper Staff '35 Eleanor M. Quinn 5626 MONTROSE STR!-:ET Trrmsjiguration A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34 Helen M. Primavera 1009 S, T1-:NTH STREET Sf. Paul A. A. Member '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Florence E. Quinn 4639 LANCASTER AVENUE Our Matlwr of Sorrows A. A. Member '34, '35 Catholic Action '34, '35 Seventyfone 'T'-4-I-E CSL.-Ei-C307 IQS Mary J. Regan 1247 N. ALDEN STREET St. Roan' of Lima Representative '33 Dramativs ':z:a, '34 , Leaders' Club '34, '35 Marie H. Rice 1747 S, FIFTY-THIRD STKE!-:T Most Hlfx.-u'd Su1'ra1nl'11t Glee Club '32 Library Representative '32 Catholic' Artion '34, '35 Ruth B. Rainsford 2415 SPRUCE STREET St. I'ILfTil'k Associate Judge '35 Latin Club '35 lfl'f117l'T Staff '35 Dorothy L. Richmond 931 DUNCAN AVENUE St. Louis, Yeadon Glee Club '33 Library Represenative '33 Catholic Action '34 Virginia M. Reilly S22 S. FIFTY-EIGHT!! STREET Transiguration A. A. Member '32-'35 Leaders' Club '33, '34, '35 Dramatics '33 Marie T. Rigby 918 N. FARSON STREET Our Mother of Sorrows A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34, '35 Freshman Day Committee Mary M. Reinking 5419 MASTER STRE1-:T St. Gregory Dramatics '34 Glee Club '34 Catholic' Action '35 Margaret M. Roche 2524 S. Furry-:Emu STREET St. Mon iva Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 Sevcmj:-two ge I -I-I-E SLE-Q 1935 Mary T. Roddy 1460 N. HOBART STREET St. Rom- uf l.in1a Lenders' Club '33 Dramatics '34 Glee Club '34 I Marjorie M. C. Roselli 1521 S. CI,EvE1,ANn STREET St. Thomas :1ljlliNllS A. A. Member '32 Ar! Department '33, '34, '35 Catherine C. Rodgers 3935 BALTIMORE AVENUE St. Jnmrs A. A. Member '32-'35 Leaders' Club '33 Glee Club '34 Marion E. Rush 112 S. Folvrv-N1NTu STREET St. Fflllll'i8 de Sales A. A. Member '32-'35 Catholic Action '34 Library Representative '35 7 Marguerite R. Rodgers HIGHLAND AVENUE BALA-CYNWYD St. Matthias Dramafics '34 Glue Club '34 Leaders' Club '34 Catherine T. Ryan 612 N. Sixn'-sr-:vmm-u ST. St. Cullisius A. A. Member '34. '35 Catholic Action '34 Louisa F. Rose 2517 S. C0LonAno STREET St. Monica Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Catholic Avtion '34 Hand '35 Marguerite E. Ryan 6548 HEGERMAN STREET St. Luo. Tavony Catholic Action '34, '35 Dramatic-s '35 lfvnpffr Staff '35 Screntyftlwree T4-I-E CEL.-E-CIFYW IQS Anna F. Sadowy 111 PINE STM-:I-:T Sl. .lamvph Apmatulic Group '34 Study Gruup '35 Eleanor M. Schmidt 1061 I-I. Immun STR!-:Er Blulnzi-:Pour Sf. Augustim' Cnthnliv Avtion '34 Representative '35 Kathryn G. Sanders 5734 11uN1.Av STR!-11-:T SI. Ifoxf' uf Lima Swimming Club '33, '35 Ca ol' Acti '34, '35 Mary A. Schneider 105 llmvu Av!-:Nm-1 HALA-CYNWYD Sf. Matthias Catholic Action '34 Dramativs '34 Ifzupvr Stal? '34 090515 Margaret M. Santamarie 1505 S. Hmmm STREET SF. Nita Glee Club '33 Dramatius '34 A. A. Member '35 Margaret M. Schultz 2109 S. F11- rv-SEVENTH ST- Mosf Rl:-sswzi Saz'ram1'nt Leaders' Club '33 Class Team '34 Trark Team '34 Marie A. Sarslield 3812 I'A1m1su STR1-:I-11' Sf. .fljlflfhll A. A. Member '32-'35 Leaders' Club '32-'35 Catholil' Avtion '34, '35 Charlotte C. Schwartz 5621! F1.om-:srl-1 Avi-:Nm-z Moxt lflvxavd Surrumrnf Glee Cluh '34 Ridinz Club '34, '35 l-'renuh Club '35 Scwentyffoiu' T4-4-E. C-51. -Q 1935 Marie C. Schwartzbauer K 3512 S. Eu:n'rx'-1-'ourrru ST. JAM! St. lfaphuvl Anne C. Scull Gwheqm .XZ .33 .N ...R 5605 WAmnNu'roN AVENUE Catholic Artion '35 Jury Member '35 Margaret I. Seidner 151 Mu-'I-'I.IN STM-:I-:T Savrwl HW! rt Ilrumatirs '34, '35 Uathulic Action '35 Most Iflrxsrcl Salvamwlt Catholic Action '35 Commervial Course Catherine E. Shank 36 Rmvmo STMII-:T Iimmzmvoxr St. Augustine' Representative '33 Em-haristiv Group '34 Frcshnmn Day Committee Rosemary T. Scully 2526 WAV:-:RLY STREET Sl. l'11frir'k Catholic Action '34, '35 Glee Club '34, '35 Frances M. Shaw 748 S. FIFTY-THIRD STREET Tru nsfi yu ration A. A, Member '33 Catholic Avtion '3-L '35 Rita M. Seary 4700 CHESTNUT STREI-rr Sr. l raru'is 111' Salma Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Student Officer '32 Hand '35 Rosemary T. Sheridan 5419 VIN!-I STKE!-:T Our liuvlu of Vivlury Urvhestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Glec Club '34 Hand '35 Scventyfjive 'T'-I-I-E CEL.-E-QFYW IQS5 Marie R. Shertz 2703 S. S1xTY-Tumn STREET Sf. Barnabas Orchestra '33 Catholic Action '34, '35 Leaders' Club '35 Veronica D. Shields 7393 ELMWOOD AVENUE St. Cl1'1n,1'nt A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34 Glee Club '35 Mary G. Sherwood 4417 Urfmuu STREET St. L00 Track '33, '34, '35 Varsity '33, '34, '35 Student Officer '35 Mary A. Short 2715 S. SEVENTEENTH STREET St. Ifil'hllTll A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34 Dramatics '35 Dorothy K. Shields 50 N. FARSON STREET Our Lady of Victory Catholic Aftiun '34 Glee Club '34, '35 Junior Play '34 Evelyn R. Sindaco 611 S. SIxTY-Tumu STREET Sf. Carthage Glee Club '32 Catholic Action '34 A. A. Member '35 Sara R. Shields 2442 CARPENTER STREET St. Anthony A. A. Member '32 Glee Club '32, '33, '34, '35 Catholic Action '34 Adele M. Smith 1110 S. FIPTY-sEcoNn STREET Most lflvmwd Sacrament Track Team '32, '33, '34, '35 Leaders' Club '33, '34 Varsity Basketball '34, '35 lCaptain '35J Seventyfsix T4-I-EI C5L.'E-CJFYI IQS Helen I. Smith 34 N. THIRTY-sxxTn STREET Sf. James Glee Club '32 A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34 Mwary D. Snell 6107 SPRUCE STREET St. Carthage Glee Club '32 Catholic Action '34 A. A. Member '35 Marie E. Smith 6064 RECENT STREET Good Shepherd Leaders' Club '33 A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34 Marie E. Sowers 2648 SDUTH H0BsoN STREET St. Iirwnalalls Glee Club '32 A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34 MW Marion T. Smith 1801 PINE STREET Sl. l'atrif'k Glee Club '32 A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34 Mary A. Spano ST. VINl'ENT'S HOME LANSDOWNE Sl. Vinccn! Library Representative A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34 Mary T. Smith 40 SOUTH PI-INNOCK AVENUE HIGHLAND PARK St. Ln1vrr'm'f' Catholic Action '34, '35 Reaper Staff '35 Swimming Club '35 Ann V. Springer 5855 CARPENTER STREET Tran.-rfiyuration Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Catholic Action Omcer '34 liand '35 Se11enty'se1Je'n 'T'-I-4-E CSL.-E-CJFYW 193 Miriam G. Stanton 1927 WYNNEWOOD ROAD Our Lady of Lrmrrlvs Dramatics '33, '34. '35 Riding Club '34, '35 Student Government hludtzel Eleanor A. Subers 1135 DALY STREET Hpiplzun 11 A. A. Member '33 Cntholir Action '34. '35 Marie A. Steiert SwEnEsE0Rn ROAD STRAFPORD Sf. Monica, H1'r'u'yn Glee Club '32-'35 Orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35 Orgzanist '34. '35 Ann V. Sullivan 2710 S, SIXTEENTI1 STREET St. Richard Catholic Action '34 A. A. Member '35 Dramatirs '35 MMMQ L. Elizabeth G. Stoll 230 SOUTH ITHAN STREET Transjiguration Catholiv Action '34 Reaper Staff '35 Riding Club '35 Margaret A. Sullivan 5022 KINGSESSIN4: AVENUE SL. Frllflrix lil' Slllrs Leaders' Club '33, '34, '35 A. A. '35 fPresidentJ Student Government '35 1DeputyJ 7VwfZ' Marie S. Sturgis 1437 S. FIFTY-FOURTH ST Most Hll'.vuu'd Snvrnmvrlt Student Officer '32 Gu-:AM Staff '35 lfwfrpvr Staff '35 Thelma T. Sullivan 6923 PASFHALI, Avrmivl-: St. Clement A. A. Member '34 Cathulir Avtiun '35 Se1'entv-eight T4-I-E C5-LE-QFYX 19.3 Mary E. Sweeney 16312 SouTII BAILEY STRI-:I-:T Sf. liubricl A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34 Dramatics '35 Kathleen M. Toner 2539 S. SIXTY-TIIIRII STRI-:I-:T St. Barnabas Glee Club 'RZ A. A. Member '33 Catholic Action '34 Frances R. Tallent ST. VINcEN'r's HOME St. i'f7lf'1'llf, I.fInsdoI1Im: Mary M. Thornton A winner in Ledger Sew- 5233 HAZEI, AVENUE ing Contest '35 Dramatics '35 Tru VIHf1.llll'f1fi0'Il Dramatics '35 Student Officer '35 Swimming Club '35 Varsity Member '35 Maureen C. Traynor 5841 WAI,ToN AvI-:NIII-: Trmmfiyurnrirm Frances M. Tully Representative .34 2610 OAK!-'ORD STRI-:I-:T Dramatics '34, '35 Catholic Action Officer '35 SI. A nthony MVA. A. Member '32 iw? G ... lee Club all I 'u u ' Anna C. Tierney 5424 VINE STREET Uur Lady of Victory A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '34 Dramatics '35 WW' 'W Anna M. Van Belle 5417 CHRISTIAN STREET Trn nxjigu ration WW tholn. AIt1on '34 X Se1'entyf1nne Glee Club '32 Catholic Action '34, '35 A. A. Member '35 5 T4-4-EI CGL.-E-Clffl 193 Mary R. Verna 1645 S. S1x'rl-:12:N'rn STREET Sf. Thomax Aquinas Catholic Action '34 Commencement Committee '34 A Winner in Ledger Sew- imz Contest '35 Mary A. Walsh 1316 S. TWENTY-FOURTH ST- Sl. Hrlmfnld Catholic Action '34 A. A, Member '35 Senior l'lay Committee fully Hilda D. Vivas 4111 WALNUT Sruam' St. Jamc.-1 A native of Venezuela Spent six years in Paris Came to West Catholic October. 1934 Mary A. Ward 1425 N. Fu-'TY-1-:mm-u ST. St. Hmm of Lima Catholic Action '34 Commencement Committe '34 A. A. Member '35 N My .J ,Q I M LW W., 1. tw Constance E. Volk 133 N. MAD1soN AVENUE Hmm.ANo PARK St. I1!llI'fl'Ilf'l' Representative '33 Leaders' Club '33, 754. '35 Dramatic:-1 '34. '35 jMff D Charlotte M. Wascley 5019 CIIICSTNUT STR:-zm' Our Lady of Victory Glee Club '32 Marie T. Wagle 1423 GRAVS FERRY AVENUE Sf. Francis dc Sulrs Catholic Action '34 Glee Club 'IM Drumatics '35 Catherine C. Watson 2702-R S. S1-IVENTEI-INTII ST- Catholic Action '33, '34, '35 Sf- 1,'i,-hm-,l A. A. Member '34 Catholic Action '33, '34, '35 A. A. Member '34 Clue Club '34 'V+-4-E 61.541 193 Florence M. Weir iill2l 'lillllll' S'l'lil'll'lT Sf. lmn, 7'a11'nny Culholic An-tiun '34 v.-, Patricia A. Whelan 40 GLENDALI-3 ROAD Card l'nrly Cnnnnillco .M Sf, ,llif-lv, S1,,,Hfl,,,rSf lf1'r11n'r Slnll' '35 Betty K. Whitecar lil!-2 Som-u Yicwm-:x.1. Sim-:wr Tru H8-llfl u rn I ia u Student Ollii-cr '32, '34 Culhulim' Avliun '34 Sl-urekc-einem' for Vursily '35 www 4 A . .Lu Drnnialivs '33, '34, '35 Riding Club '34, '35 Swimming Club '34 Beatrice R. Williams 425 Nauru WIl.TON STREET Our llully of Virfory Glee Club '32 Catholic Action '34 A. A. Member '35 A! Al J Elinor M. White 3214 HARIN4: STR:-zm' SI. .flglutllu Glee Club '32 Catholic Actiun '34 A. A. Member '35 Marian L. Williamson 6337 Dm-:xl-:L Rmmn Our Lady of Ilourrlvs Swimming Club '34 Catholic Action Ofhr-er '35 F ' n Day Avtivitius Mary M. White 6039 KERSIIAW STM-:H'r St. Roar' of Lima Glee Club '32 A. A. Member '34 Catholic Ariiun '35 Mpljil if Eid' Elizabeth M. Winkelman 6526 '1'nmu-:suA1.i: Avi-:Num SI. 1.1-0, 'l'uvm1g1 La hulu Ailiun Dr im ilu N S Vt - ' '3-1 A. A. Member '35 4 ,Q 2 , z 1 ' '3 5 Eughtyflme 'T'-l-I-E C5L.'E-Q fn 19.35 Dorothy M. Wodock 5531 ADDISON STREET Rita B. Wolf 139 N. CARUL Iiouu-zvmm Transfiguration Lenders' Club '33, '34 Catholic' Action '35 Swlmmmz Club ,35 St. I,au'rf'm'1' HlGllI.AND PARK Representative '35 Senior Play '35 Timekeeper for Varsity '30 rw I I Mary C. Worrell 123 SYCAMonE AVENUE Mowrox llur Lady of I'rr1u'!uul Help Glee Club '34 Catholic Action '35 Dram!-ities '35 THE OLD FAMILIAR FACES I have had teachers, I have had friends In my days at NVest Catholic, in my happy school daysi All, all are gone, the old familiar faces. I have been laughing, I have been singing, Studying late, reading late, with my friendly booksq All, all are gone, the old familiar duties. Some friends have died, and some teachers And some joys are taken from meg yet have left me, all in departing Left me fond memories of old familiar happinesses. CHARLOTTE SCHWARTZ, '35, Eiglityetwo Bw FX 'X K! 1f...,7,,1- -L Our Leisure Hours 'T'-l-I-E CSLE-CJFYN 1Q35 MUSIC NCE again West Catholic marches ahead! This time to the lively tunes of the Band, our latest activity! This recent addition to the Music Department was organ' ized principally to accompany the basketball team, and the first appearance of this year's squad marked also the debut of the band. As they entered the Gym, resplendent in their blue and gold uniforms, they were greeted with thunderous applause, which has not lessened at subsequent appearances. Despite the fact that the band is tremendously popular in the school-, it can never approximate in importance the Orchestra or Glee Club. Throughout the year the Orchestra lends its enchanting music to the perfecting of such momentous occasions as Freshman Day, the Christmas Play, the Junior Play, and the very important Senior Play. However, it is at the Spring Music Festival that the Orchestra comes into its own. Here, the consistent and diligent rehearsals, under the direction of Mr. Benjamin d' Amelio, have their fruition in a performance of prof fessional finish for an appreciative audience. Finally, it is the melodic strains of the Orchestra which complete the graduation exercises. Equally at home in the lilting peasant melody, the magnificent depth of Gregorian chant, or the delicate nuances of a Latin hymn sung a capello, the Clee Club has won well-deserved laurels on many occasions. They share radio programs with the Orchestra and form a colorful and important part of the Spring Festival. During the past year the efforts of the Orchestra and the Glee Club contributed much to the success of the Mexican Protest Rally held in Convention Hall on February twentyffourth. Such is the important role which music plays in West Catholic activities! CATHERINE MCCARTHY, '35 Eighty-four T4-4-E GZ-I.-E-GFYN 193 Ig: at A FLUTES Veronica Springer Catherine Smith Anna Lawlor Eleanor McCloskey Elizaheth Engler Loretto Stanley Mary Dempsey OBOES Dorothy Brown Dorothy O'Connell Alma Madison Elizahcth Vvlise Regina johnson CLARINETS Rose Messina Eleanor Collins Helen Clark Rosemary McGraw Rosemary Dee Mary Fisher Mary Clarahan Lillian Griffin Anne Cantlin Irene Stanazeck The Band Florence Doocly, Drum Major BASSOONS Elizabeth Walker Marie Hickey Anna Marie Bailey FRENCH HORNS Louisa Rose Eleanor Reed Beatrice Dee Virginia Lee Marie Barnes Constance Kulis TRUMPETS Rita Scary Mary O'Neill Catherine Kimnock Anne Ounan Catherine Sweeney Lillian Mullen Doreen Burke Helen McQuillen Kathleen Culhane Eigh tyffive TROMBON ES Geraldine McLoughrey Elizabeth Nash Rita Murray Camille O'Donnell jane McCully Cecelia Kelly TU BA lsahel McManus Clare Dorley PERCUSSION Mary Corrigan Margaret Kelly Roseanna Boyce Mary De Luca Rosemary Sheridan Mary Glynn Helen Gray Mary Sulleherger Catherine Esler Rita McLaughlin Eleanor Wermilth , Er .. T4-4-E G5L.'E-CIFYI IQSS FIRST VlOLlNS M.uy l7'Amli'cxi Manic Slcicil Ucraililim' M.icNziinzu'ai Mqrigaiict Mdlulu M.il'i.1:1l'ct lviiflmcl Cfqiiliwim' Mivnilinn Mgii'gm'riIit Siniili EllZIllWx'll1 O'l3i'ii'n Elizailwctli Punick Ewlyn ffrxiwfurd Mzirgaiict Qllflllllllliilll Aw Mcl,mii1lircy Minis Rnlln Rvginai lV'lcKCnnz1 Anna' Duvinc Personnel Of Nlalric Dalton lfrzinccs Buycc Alvinu lVlcGinnis SECOND VIOLINS Agnes Ponlullzl Mziry ffiinningliuni Mziigaiitl lVIcDm1:ilLl Mill'-ltl!'iC Hzigcrty Mairgairct Puwcrs Elizailwlli lVfcDcrnmlt Mzirgairct O'Cunncll Agnes Cunsidinc fl2lll1Cl ll1C Tobin Betty Driscoll Roscinziry Rcglilitt 4 ffl i- i 4 f K 1. 4 -1 lo QV' 1 . Q f B, X. H' G.. .rw HlJda5.A?4f N l'fH!-'J'-WPS, The Orchestra Manic Buikc Caitlicrinc OANcill Hclcn Nick Lucy McGee Mziric McGlunc Mnrgziret Vvfilsli lsailwcl lfccliun VIOLAS lX1z1i'ccllz1 McGccl1:in lviziric Nlclniiiglilin Nancy Ciinnainc Mary Vwfzilsli Emily Nccly Hclcn Hcnrick Dumtluy Burke Eigli tyfsix Dumllmy Ryan Miriaiin Oulu Lurminc Kewl ffaitlicrinc Timlwin VIOUNCELLUS Cqilliciinc Mfffairtliy ,lain Mcffainn Agnus Spxingcnlwiirg Clizirlnttu lVlcKcnnz1 Eilccn Nulzin Annu U'M4illcy Mary VX'aitci'4 Hclcn Ewing Mary Hiilfy 5' 'T'-I-4-EI G-LE-QFYN 1935 V1 Q. sa, - n I li W3 N ' H :ilk , - 1 BASSES Marie Abbott Elizabeth Hugg Elizabeth Rosenberg Catherine Pum Mary Monahan Mary Fitzpatrick jeanette Vfay Mary McMearty HARPS Marie Schwartzbauer Peggy Arnoltl Gloria Adams Denyse Burke Catherine Meehan PIANU Marie Graziani Marie Beeearri Carmelita Baker Dorothy Nuttal Lydia Bingham Grace Coughlan Betty Thomnson Nancy McAleesc FLUTES Veronica Springer Catherine Smith Anna Lawlor Eleanor McCloskey Elizabeth Engler Loretto Stanley Mary Dempsey OBOES Dorothy Brown Dorothy O'Connell Alma lviadison Elizabeth Vv'ise Regina johnson CLARINETS Rose Messina Eleanor Collins Helen Clark Rosemary McGraw Rosemary Dee Mary Fisher Mary Clarahan Lillian Grillin Anne Cantlin Irene Stanazeck BASSOONS Elizabeth Vvlalker Marie Hickey Anna Marie Bailey FRENCH HORNS Louisa Rose Eleanor Reed Beatrice Dee Virginia Lee Marie Barnes Constance Kulis TRUMPETS Rita Seary Mary O'Neill Catherine Kimnocli Anne Ounan Catherine Sweeney Lillian Miilleii Doreen Burke Helen McQuillen Kathleen Culhane Eiglityfseven ri . W ig? it Y, f . ' . TRGMBONE9 Geraldine McLoughrey Elizabeth Nash Rita Murray Camille O'Donnell lane McCully Cecelia Kelly TU BA Isabel McManus Clare Dorley PERCUSSION Mary Corrigan Margaret Kelly Roseanna Boyce Mary De Luca Rosemary Sheridan Mary Glynn Helen Gray Mary Sulleberger Catherine Esler Florence Doody Rita M-:Laughlin Eleanor Vv'ermuth 'T'-4-1-E SLE-QfY1 1935 1 I 1 . . 'y 4 ,gp If . 1 . t 'fb . - P . Ky 1 4 1 A kv 1 5 l 1 X ,Q 1 l T s FIRST SOPRANO Clare M. Archer Mary E. Brennan Adelaide M. Brennan Monica T. Blake Marie C. Begley Claire Brngan Kathleen E. Becker Emily C. Burki Eleanor E. Burke Marie V. Busserner Rita A. Carnindy Anne E. Callaghan jean A. Cnlgan Anne M. Cnyle Helen C. Crawfurd Flnrenee M. Cranston Elizaheth C. Cueula Margaret M. Chanihers Maura T. Colley Dorothy M. Davis Ethel -I. Dellinger Barhara T. Dillon Anne F. Dunnelly i L Glee Club Catherine M. Devine Muriel T. Devine Betty M. Doney Dorothy E. Dietzler Margaret A. Eaton Cherie C. Feustel Geneviexe C. Frieker Margaret T. French Evelyn V. Garrity Katherine D. Godfrey Mary T. Greller Mary M. Grogan Ruse M. Guetens Kathleen lvl Hanley Helen M. Henrieh Daisy A. Herhert Margaret B. Haag Mary C. Hnhrinan Marry V. Hoy Anne T. Hartney Ethel T. Hewsun Mary F. july Myra V. Kane Kathleen H. Kearney Beatrice M. Kelly Margaret E. Kelleher Margaret M. Larkin Honur M. Latimer Mary V. Masher Margaret E. Mellun Claire R. Migeut Marian D. Moffett Helen E. Murphy Mziry C. MeDtmald Catherine M. McCauley Eleanor T. McConnell Regina A. MeCmt Gertrude R. McKinley Eleanor T. MeSorley Geraldine j. McCarthy Nora T. lVleG0ldrieli lsahel R. MeManuf Marie M. Nealis Marie T. S. U'Crady Helen M. U'Cnnnm' Catherine T. Prynr Elizaheth M. Purcell Anne E. Queeney Eigli ryfmglzz 1 Ltwrettu H. Quinn Duruthy E. Richer Catherine M. Rohinsnn Mary F. Ryan Margaret E. Read Mary H. Regan Margaret M. Reilly Durtvthy K. Shields Veronica D. Shields Marie R. Seannapieeu Claire M. Sent! lrene T. Stanluewie: Matilda A. Spanu Dnrnthy E. Steele Dorothy M. Strehlau Eleanor M. Tipping Mary A. Tuner Eleantzr V. Mvffllllllll Anne M, Vwallianus Marie T, Vfalker Mary H. Vv'al4h Frances M. Vfard Catherine l.. Vv'helan Frances T. Vftmtl 1 5 -r-+-i-E CSL-E-QFYW Q3 Tlx sir. Q ' ' L Wim Q' .1 , ' ly A' A lb--'Q 2. a 3 I . F Slit ZUNIP SOPRANU Hclcna M. Blcylci' Hvlvn I. Brady liurrrifc K. Uziiirplwll Kallrciinc A. lllartly Mary H. Ctrnnnr lililalwtli M. Canax in Margarct lf. lfinni- in Mary l7. lfnrd Nina A. lfair Mary A. Gavin Anna Main' NY, Uallaglict Margaicl M. -Iciinctt Hvlcn M Maigaict . . Rcgina Cf. Huglivs . Hcpplcr M Hnlliiririxlci' Margaiut M. H.ir'vvimii Hclcn M. Hallrack Rita M. -Iunnings l.atiia U, wloncs lflualiur M. Kant' Mary li. Kant' Clvct-lla V. Kvlly Mary ff, Kvlly Rr-wi1r.1ry A. Kclly Nun.: M. Klcin Hilda Cf. Kusulwl lxila T. TX-IXHIILIIIQTI Maiirccn law' Maiiv li. l.ll1LTk'I1T4lllT Maigarct T. Lainlw Marian T. Munn' Tllcaiim' C. Moran Uuraldinc lf. Murphy Mary E. Maghran Uvrrcyiryc A. Mawliinncy Doris K. Mfffalw Cfatlicrim' ff. McKt'iiir11 Partly MfKccx'cr Margarut M. Mcffulluuglr Margaict E. McDonald Maria D. McGmiglr Sadic E. TN1cDmiald Maru' M. Mclircnalian Mary M. Mcffaiisland l i'.iiit'cs T. McUnlnlriCli Niarit' E. Ncwcll Tailllrc M. Nurtlicn Mary M. U'Tuimlc Mary R. Ullliicn lfainillt' T. QYTTUIIIIUH Eivaiiur' H. Uclis i.ailicrim' M. Prim Sarah M. Quigley Mary L. Rcilly Duriwlliy T. Recd I..irt-tta E. Rngvrw Alice M. Slattury Annc E. 5cliaiIAli.iii-Ui' Marcclla R. Sflrniitt Mary E. Snyder Catlicrinc M. Spcisci Anna H. Ticrncy -Iuscpliiriv M. Tipping Margarct M. Vx'h1tt' ALTO llranccs Black Mary A. Brnwir Maigarct M. Bailcy Elizalactli VI, Burns Natalic T, Ciirluinis Anne M. fflvary lirancrs E. Crisci Catlicrinc A. Cranftnn Virginia T. ffmiiiolly Elcanor' M. Cr'zixNfm'd Tviary B. ffunway Allwrta L. Dalit-uk Maii'y' A. Dc Luca Helen E, Duiriiclly Nlary C. Dtmnnclly Cfatlwriric E. Eslcr Hclcn M. Ewing Maric T, Uranalian limo M. Gnrrnlcy Mary E. Gavin ffailliwiiic H. Ghnn lfranccs B. Gcragglity Margaict M. Cildca lligfrtyfiiiiit Callicrinc M. Hanningx Elizalwth M. Hunt Margaret V. Hasslcr Adulaidt' D. Huagland Anna T. Hcarnc Uci'li'iiLic M. -Iuycc Elizalacth V. Kam' ffatlrcrinc T. Kanc Antnincttc M. Keating Agnus T. Kcnncdy Annc ff. iviillcr Margarcl C. Mnran Anna M. N1uurt' Mary E. McDcx'itt Mary A. Mt'l7nnalti Adiicnnc AI. Mrliinlcy K1.itlwi'iric M. Nolan fviaiiv A. O'Nt-ill lartiifc Ni, Pit-.intl Maru' T. Rauch RCQIILI M. Ritti Bctty T. Rlt'li.ir'dftrir Nklllkl E. Rtrwfw Mvrcia U. Sclripficr cTQllIlL'IlI1C T. Sniitlr Mary Cf. Siillclwrggcr Extlwr U. Ttnncr AT THE PIANU Caitlwrinc M. Mcffartliy Maru' A. Stcicrt enuor class nas presen ts 1 0 E W? 2' ,f -,Ns CZITWECE west hnlaclelrhlal cuagyiiftf IP - 95,5 9 hool unde cl X !QWCC3 lInElW the 'I 1 5 T4-4-E Gl.EnrY1 Q3 L'Tiiia CAPRICIOUS LUVAHLE HIQRKJIN THE DASHINQL Hmm Program CAST OF CHARACTERS Janice ...,.,.........,.., Squire Meredith ...,. Mrs. Meredith ,... Breretun ..,.,.,......,... Squire Henniuin Philemon this snnj Tabitha ...,........ . Lord Clowes Rahl ..,........,. Suliey .,.... Burger .... Bagley ..,.. Messeiiger ,....,........ Wills ..........,........... Lieutenant Buntling Orderly ..,....,..........,. Picl .,..,........ Ruseomh ..... Heinricks lvlularay ...,.. Aide ........ Sergeant ..... Sentry .,... Soldier ,....... Lieutenant .... ,..........Mary Lovett ......Theresa McCuen .........Patricia Mulvey .,..,.........Mary Flavin .Catherine McElroy .Genevieve Myrtetus Carr Chidsey ....,..Suzanne Campbell .....,...,.Mary McCabe ,,.....,Maureen Traynor .......Miriam Stanton ...,..,.Anne Kennedy .......Constance Volk ..,.....,Moniea Blake ......Leona Kennedy ...,.,..Virginia Hetzel ..........PatriCia Whelan ...,.,..Florence Mclixdanis ...,......,Betty Connor Catherine Hannings Rosemary O'C0nnor ,...,...,..Helen lviulloy ........Catherine McGrath .,.....,.Marcella Kelly Ninety-one AN EMBARRASSING Discoviiiw 'T'-I--I-E C5L.'E-C1fY'1 IQ35 HCOLONIAL CHARM JANICE MEREDITH Ninety-two As THE curtain closed on the last act of the Senior play, Ianice Meredith, a hurst of applause filled the auditorium, which held a record gathering even for West Catholic. But backstage a growing sense of loss was filling the hearts of those seniors who had taken part in the produc' tion, for janice had become the hreath of their very existence and they were loath to leave Colonial charm for this mundane t w e n t i e t h century. jcmice Meredith, adapted from the story hy Paul Leicester Ford, was produced under the competent direction of our ahle dramatic coach, Miss Margaret Mary Kearney. The story opens on the eve of the Revolutionary War and moves swiftly for' ward to the climax-Washingtcmn's cross' ing of the Delawarefconcluding with the surrender of Cornwallis. Throughout the play runs the love story of Janice Meredith WUI T4-4-E CE-L.-E-CXFYI 19,35 and Colonel john Brereton, former bond- servant of Squire Meredith. In the end Janice follows the example of Cornwallis and surrenderskto the man she loves. Mary Lovett as capricious, lovable Janice captured the hearts of her audience as com' pletely as she captivated the British red' coats. Mary Flavin, as the dashing hero, Colonel Brereton, alias Charles, made romantic hearts beat fasterg Suzanne Campbell as the swashbuckling Colonel Rahl, delivering English gallantries with a German accent, was an immediate suc' cess. Lord Clowes, the villain, played by Jean Chidsey, was sufficiently realistic to merit the intense dislike of the spectators. But why enumerate when the entire cast united in presenting a performance of prof fessional ease and finesse. For actors and audience Janice Meredith will live long, a cherished memory. MARY LOVETT, '35. TENSE MOMENTS Ninetyftlwee Q' T4-I-E C-3L'E-QfY1 IQSS was ., . vu ,nun A L nn...-a-.em N 311' 'r ':ezi::Er.:..'- 51. , .,.,. ,..,.. ,.,,.. HEAR: 1 -. . i -1 -: 5521 ,. ..:-'--' . .1-ma.. zz' Y ,,'-3 , ::'::, : ........-5---. u. .:::g:':f .5':?-It ., :sf .. . - a 'O .. , -,ww :': .:- N.':'r..... ...-'K 'K -.'7.'- 2' ........... f.u..,......-.-, .....v- .i..-..-iq. ra ers.: . ..... .IT '25 CL ... If ' ' na, .':. ... :: :J ' 't -...win - get-I if ' 'a :. ' rv -of M-M E-E-r-sm. 'f 'Wi-Z 55,.:...-T '-:. .Q --'33 - im :J 353 ..,.. Editorial Staff Editor'in'Cl1ief MARY E. T. MCGOWAN Genevieve Barr jane Carr Regina Carroll Alice Connolly Associate Editors jean Gibson Margaret Glenney Patricia Greeley Veronica Hill Margaret Conway Katherine Kane Mae Corcoran Marie Donohue Mary Driscoll Mary Flavin Beatrice Krones Virginia Lee Genevieve Myrtetus Marguerite Paquet Grace Gengenbach Marie Sturgis Margaret Sullivan Ninetyffou-r THE GLEAM N OUTSTANDING student enter' prise of West Catholic is the GLEAM, published twice each year. The midfyear issue is a literary number, holding fast' caught our most pretentious strivings. Here every girl possessed of literary ability finds a home for her brain children. The june publication is the Senior's own book, a record of the golden dreams of youthful years, Inscribed here is the history of the activities, the friendships, the guidance which have moulded a YVest Catholic graduate. We are young, but we have a past. In 1928 the first GLE.-XM appeared, lighting its torch at the traditions of the mother school. This substantial volume might be termed our baby book since it gives an account of all West Catholics firsts. In 1951 we grew ambitious and inaugurated the present system of publishing two issues a year. Recognition and journalistic honors have increased our natural pride in the annual To these past achievements the class of 1935 adds two numbers, worthy, we believe, to rank with their predecessors. MARY E. T. MCGOWAN, 35. ' V s 'T'-l-4-E CSLE-QFD IQ35 THE REAPER N OCTOBER 1933 the Reaper became an experiment. Before this time the literary magazine, THE GLEAM, was the only journalistic activity in the school. The popular appeal which the Reaper quickly made to the student body prompted the formation of a newsfwriting class in which a staff is trained for work in this field and for appreciation of news values. In order to justify itself educationally, this course gives a training that will be of value to the student who has no thought of entering the journalistic profession and no special interest in its technique. It teaches young people to read the news' paper intelligently, to discriminate in select' ing periodicals, to support the better type of journalism, and to get the greatest benefit out of their newspaper reading. For those who are thinking of the writing profession as a career, it provides a try' out and perhaps the Hrst steps. MARY MCCABE, '35, 1 L7 angel' q ','L'lmf !'l-TE A... Nw.. pw-7.1.2 Editorial Staff Edito'r'i'n'Chief MARY C. MCCABE Associate Editors Mary Cash Jean Chidsey Betty Collins Edith Collins Alice Connolly Margaret Conway Anna Doyle Elsie Gallagher Grace Gengenbach Elizabeth Hoover Vernie Kelly Dorothy King Ninetyrfive Vera King Mary McGowan Anne McNamee Alma Micklos Catherine O'Grady Mary O'Neill Marie Phillips Ruth Rainsford Marguerite Ryan Adele Smith Marie Sturgis Florence Weir Q... F-5.7: 'T'-I-I-EI CEL.-E-CIFYW 193 T H E L E A D E R S ' HERE are some girls who like athletics but who feel they C L U B HIKE HIGHLIGHTS TIME May I7f19 PLACE San Domingo Country Club, Hammonton, N. ACTIVITIES Domestic Cooks Peelers Waitresses Dishwashers Housemaids Hiking Swimming Campfire Feasts can do gym work better than basketball, track, or swimming. The Leaders' Club is ideal for such lassies. This club was formed to train the students in gym work so that they might aid the teachers with the large classes. At the beginning of this term the club adopted a new feature. Besides receiving stripes and a letter L to wear on her gym suit, each girl was presented with a Leaders' Club pin, which she forfeits should she fail to fulfill her duties. The Leader is a model of neatncss, courtesy, and diligence. Taking roll call and assisting the teachers with assigned groups are her chief duties. The work is difhcult, but the students selected for the distinction appreciate the opportunity given them for leadership. The most important event in the life of a Leader is the overnight L'hike which takes place every spring. Eagf erly anticipated by every member, it is a perfect climax to the activities of the club, and a reward of merit for their cooperation with the teachers in charge of physical training. REGINA CARROLL, '35. Ninetyfsix 5 -r-4-i-E C-3L-EI-QFD IC-Q3 RIDING CLUB ANKING among the favorite associaf tions of the school is the Riding Clulw, which meets on Wediiesdzty afternoons at the Philadelphia Riding Academy. The amateur cquestriennes took their first lesf sons in the indoor ring hut later, with the advanced group, they skilfully guided their mounts along the picturesque hridle paths of Fairmount Park. ln the spring the clulv held its first exhilwition, which was modeled on the modern horse show, therelwy drawf ing the eyes of all West Catholic to this ever ancient, ever new activity. Vmoiwirx Luiz, '35. SWIMMING CLUB N WELJNESDAY afternoon after a diflicult day at school, it is a won' derful sensation to dive into the cool waters ol' the Garden Court Natatorium the privilege of any memlver of West Catholic's Swimming Clulw. Through the teaching of competent instructors, the girls in the clulw are taught the fine points of swimming and diving. This activity presents an excellent op' portunity for the timid soul to overcome her fear of the lwounding hillowsg and for the young lady, who lwoasts only the alwility to keep her lair head aliove water, to acquire a linished technique. ViRt:iNm Liflf, '35, W-Q dn . Monifiw Mi-itmfxiiis .1-Yqpqitfn Ifottowieits lil Tllli Sifoiu' or Kmiss 'T'-l-4-E SLE-QFD 193 T H R O U G H THE SEASONS I uXl7IC'l'URS V.u,mN'r INCE its opening in 1927, West Catholic has fostered sports along with its other activities, The intriguing and interesting game of haskethall has ever heeu West Catholics major sport. Our school has always had representative teams, lwut the first team of 'ZS estahlished an enviahle record, placing VVest Catholic, though yet in its infancy, at the top of the ladder. The Varsity of 'IU carried on with a victorious season which again placed Wt'st Catholic at the top. Dui' ing the years '30 to '33 Vkfest Catholic proved that she could graciously accept the defeats that frequently follow success. When Miss Sue Dougherty, of '28 fame, returned as coach, the West Catholic Varsity again forged ahead. Mi:1s Doughertys presence seemed to lend the victory and glory of the past to the present. Under her inspiring leadership, the '34 varsity attained the supremacy of former years. A winning score was marked heside twelve of their thirteen games. Nmetyfeiglit -ra-ie Gee-mm 1935 The Varsity of '35 hatl another successful season, mer' iting for itself the title, Team lnvincihlef' From its hattles it has emerged with hut one defeat. Perfect coordination of effort characteri:es this hest varsity in the town, while the coolfheadcdness and competency of the ahle suhstitutes argue successful varsities for the future of West Catholic. To the Varsity of '35 we sayf'9'Hail to the Victors Valiant! l3ATRlUI.'X Gaiiizwr, '35, BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Vv'ii Daft' Opposing 'Team Score SCORE jim. W. C. QT. 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