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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1943 volume:

CEBRA MR ,fy v:iX L n D GESILIETRY IIUVII X15 :Pl AN1li:lllx Ulu HE June issue of The Gleanf' is not a record book for Seniors only. It is a book which not only records the events of the year but also portrays, in so far as that is possible. the spirit of the school. The spirit of W'est Philadelphia Catholic Girls' High School is Catholic. Instruction and relaxation under the aegis of our school have their rise in Catholic principles. Ours is. then. truly Christian education. Because of that fact. we Clo not feel presumptuous in presenting the work of our school as a living commentary on the Encyclical. Christian Education of Youth. of Pius Xl. 1 ff. WEST 1 ij I'IllI,llllILI'IIll I'lTIIOLIl' GIRLS' llllill Sflllllll, Forty-I'iI'lIl annul l'lll'SilllIl Strvvls - I'IliInd1-Ipllial - l'l'lIllSl'll'illllil ef f ' Wf- J- f , Mug 6 Y' 1 ET' 5... .,,, .- s I .4 I 4 ww :-4.138 V Q4 xg . .363 . 'W 1 as v .': f N .Nb 45 V ' Lf' , ' ' X: l gn ' NH- .., f .. , -ov 1 y I ,, , A-X P gf .E I-. Q5 gg. wh M k A l l6tl6l,l'l btC6l,fl0l'l of OM It IS there+ore as 1mportant to make no nnstake ID educat1on as 1t IS to make no ITHQ il take 1n the pursu1t of the last end w1th wh1ch ff 93 fr 1:5 the whole work of educat1on 1s mtxmately Q ll W Q 1nd necessarxly connected In flct slncc edu catlon LOHQISIS essent1ally 1D preparrng mm for what he must be and for what he must do here below 1n order to attam the subl1me end for wh1ch he xx as treated It IS clear that there can be no true educat1on whlch IS not wholly d1rected to man s last end and that IH the present order ot Prowdence s1nce God has revealed H1mself to us IH the Person of H s Qnly Begotten Son who alone IS the way the truth and the l lt there cln be no 1de1lly perfect educ 1t1on wh1ch IQ not Chr1st1an educat1on From th1s we see the supreme muportance of Chrlstxan educat1on not merely for each 1nd1x1dual but lor fam1l1es and for the who'e ot human soc1ety whose perfect1on comes from the perfect1on ot the elements that compose If From these same pr1nc1ples the excellence we may well call lt the unsurpassed evcellence of the work of Chrls tian educat1on becomes mamfest and clear for after all It 'ums at securlng the Supreme Good that IS God for the souls of those who are belng educated and the max1mum ol well bemg possxble here below for human soclety And th1s lt does as efHcac1ously as man IS capable of domg If namely by cooperatmg w1th God 1D the per tectmg of 1nd1v1duals and of soc1ety masmuch as the educat1on of youth makes on the soul the Hrst most powerful and lastxng 1mpres s1on for lnfe accordmg to the well known saylng of the W1se Man A young man accordmg to h1s way even when he IS old he w1ll not depart from 1t W1th good reason therefore chd St lohn Chrysostom say XVhat greater work IS there than tra1n1ng the mmd and formmg the hab1ts of the young? 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II 1'11'111'1y 111'1111111511'1111'11 115' 11151111'y 111111 The Alumnae Breakfast, one extraordinary event of the year, is marked annually by an eloquent, witty speech delivered by Doctor Cox, Spiritual Director of the school- spirited Alumnae. Monsignor Bonner is evi- dently enjoying Doctor Cox,s happily chosen words. WHAT GREATER WUHK is there than training the mind and forming the habits of the young? The Reverend joseph Gorham, Assistant Super- intendent of Schools, hears, perhaps, final arrangements for the Navy Day parade which followed the Alumnae festivity. Not the least outstanding feature of the parade was the Catholic High Schools' floats and bands. W'e've never had a finer valedictoryf' This compliment from the Reverend joseph Cox, Assistant Superintendent of Schools is saying it with flowers to M. Murray, writer. E. Higgins, who delivered Mary's masterpiece, also shares the congratulations. .: .?i11 l ib The Right Reverend Monsignor john J. 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Mar 4 are ' , , 1 at if 4' -owes.--,pn Q-+-in-U-oglliil bt s 1 'dx Different colleges and universities have given to Sis- ters degrees in studies, but it is from a Source com- mon to all Sisters that they receive Spiritual degrees. T HIS year there are ninetyfsix Sisters and ten lay teaehers nn the Faculty. The 'l'lil.E Gllllll 10 Sisters represent seyen teaching Communities, Besides suhjeets. eaeh Community is respunsihle for extra eurrieular aetiyities. Cunlmereial suhlieets are taught hy fifteen Sisters nt' Christian Charity They ahly guide Student llnyernment. and the Puhlieity Urmip. Twenty Sisters nf Saint ,luseph teaeh English, musie. hesides superxising aetiyif ties. puhlieatinns, and the Cathnlie Literature Group. The Chapel. Seienee Department. and its Cluhs, the Liturgieal Ciwtm. reeeiye xyhwlehearted attentinn from ten Sisters of Saint Francis. l'listiwry and Camera Cluhs. klunictr Cathiulie Eyidenee Crtnip. Histwry. Art and the Statiwnery Stwre require tifteen Sisters wi' The Hcwly Child nf Jesus. Six Sisters ui lvlerey supervise the Latin Cluh, Apustnlie Crwup and administer lluidanee. fviathematies. Hume Eennttmies. Studies Department. lvlathematies Cluh. and Our l.ady's Group helong tn sixteen Sisters. Servants nf the Immaculate Heart uf lvlary. Fiye Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur teaeh Freneh. Spanish, and are moderators ut' the Freneh Cluh and Lihrary. The Prefects discuss notes after a conference, Sister Ottilia, S.C.C., MotherLeonard,S.H.C.J., Mother Esther, I.H.M., and Sister Theona, O.S.F. XQEX f 's Sisters Constance, Letitia Maria, fPrefectl, Consolata, lprefectl, and St. Florence, all here since the school opened, seek familiar faces in past yearboolcs. 11 M Nillq va A . Xu '41 xfx , 68551535 all xx f gg 1 T Cx Iii X v rx n 5. 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Shields and M. l.. Pippel, who have the pritilege of assisting Sister in preparing the vestments for Holy Mass. Catalogues of Chemistry equipment hold the attention of Sister Catherine Francis and Sister Prudentia, expert teachers of Wf'est Catholic's equally expert Science department. ll TER' 0F .ll T FHA Not a dull moment is the student's verdict in all our Science classes when Sister Thomas Aquinas, Sister Sylvia, and Sister Lorena are teaching this intriguing subject. 49? I'l 'p,,,.w- A 'S 7l'l' Sisters Jeanne, Adrian, and Tharsilla examine Science text books. Our Science laboratories have excellent reference libraries. The Library proper supplies superior magazines. .f ...s Sill l' 'li x V- -:JA if? M, I ,mv u ., . A : 5 5' 5391. . gow 1 ',ewiH f . , . , . u . 5 Q.. . 4 ,Q . . uf '- , xg V .' . , Q it Q, D ,pm A 'D . n F , 3-4- . r' . -. , ',,:'.-' ' .. ,.,.,, , . .- .IQ ,. Q ,, .x, ' 4,- ' . ' Y 'U . , ' . kff 1, . 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The dled Vlla Nlaria Nlotherhouse of the Sister Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary West Chester Pa In the lning room Sister Mary Arthur is showing the prize possession of the Home Economics department the Pope Pius XII chair to Sisters Celestine and Nlary Michael YITEH EIHWP 0F 'PHE llIlllClLl'I'E HEIIIT 0F ll radio intricacies, preceding school broadcasts, are han- by Sisters Marita, Agnes Mary who are out to prepare the mike for announcements concerning school activities. 'x A Hle for every card and every card in its place is the creed of Sisters Mercia, fPrefectD and Rosarii. When consulted, the fashion book is about an hour behind Stylists Sisters Miriam Consilli and Judith. Admiring a guardian angel poster are Annex guardians Sisters Rita Ed- ward. St. Sebastian, Maria Daniel. 'vu Classics End encouragement in Sisters Maria joseph, 4PrefectI and St. Charles. Sisters Sahator and St. George admire the perfec- tion of the May Procession , fwfwf K.. ,Fw xx his i A-RN, , V ,, ,eg MS . The Motherhouse at Mollnt Saint Joseph, Chestnut Hill is an impressive view. Sisters Rose Fidelia, Rose Eleanor enjoy articles in The Catholic World. gn Sisters Gertrude Teresa, Catherine Consilli like the bright spring sunshine. Sister Maria Joseph shows saxophonists S. Shlauter, M. Henry some technique. Sisters Jeanne d'Arc, Bernardine, john Aloysius are prepared to welcome our youngest Annex Freshmen on that very special occasion, wonderful Freshman Day. Sisters Anne de Sales and Loyola are delighted with an attractive poster in the Second Violin room, while M. Graham and Bolt nod their firm approval. Ul.l'ERC 0F .UNT J0' ' Records of bond serial numbers are Two Hallahan Alumnae girls had recorded by Sisters Margaret Rose and a pleasant surprise on Freshman Alma Veronica. Sales of Bonds Day for they unexpectedly met a and stamps keep the Sisters busy. former teacher, Sister M. Franceline. Pjf szdqbci M. Becker. R. W'halen and Sister Nliriam Frances share the humor of The Paraderu in America. An excellent Spot for concentration as well as enjoyment for Sisters Gertrude Leonore and Maria Rose. is the Teachers' Room near the library. Sisters M. Franceline and Gertrude Leonore discover the pleasure of meeting a genuine author, Sara Lori- mer, at Drexel Press Conference. no Sisters Mercia and Rosarii, I.H.Nl. are furthering the cause of de- fense by assisting with the book rationings at St. Agatha's School. Defense helper Sister Alma Veronica checks individual coffee stamps, while assisting with the rationing at Our Mother of Sorrows School. Mother Hortensia does know her His- tory, but she doesn't know her posies, as is proven by Alumna Vernie Kelly at the Alumnae spring frolic. En route to New York with Seniors are Sisters Lorena, Catherine Fran- ces, Dominica, Christolinda. The excursion was a delight to all. Sister Constance, S.lVl., and Sister Maria Joseph, I.H.M., chat at class lunch. Girls are pleased when sharing events with Sisters. MIXU CHALK AQD RED PE EIL AEP' Tu C,11J.N,I1. lC1u,Lw..1rv,1C.,.,I1 JH 'Mu ll 1L I Cv 'L A' u ' hc 'l L c'lL! fk wr un ...L ...x N lllll HHHIUX' 3, For the incre fact that il school gives 9g,hg'fsx3y,i5aj some religious instruction foften ,exf '4- ','gl:1a f' trernely stintedj, does not bring it into accord with the rights of the Church and T M of the Christian family, or rnalge it a ht place for Catholic students. To be this, it is necessary that all the teaching and the whole organ' ization of the school, and its teachers, syllabus and text' hooks in every branch, be regulated by the Christian spirit, under the direction and maternal supervision of the Church: so that Religion may be in very truth the foundaf tion and crown of the youtlfs entire training: and this in F0llNllA'l'l0 A Il CRIIW. every grade of school. not only the elementary, but the intermediate and the higher institutions of learning as well. How can I be a very active parish member? gives M. Bran- nigan a chance to lead a Senior discussion illustrated by A. McFadden and I.. Pirollo. R. Evans is at a board. u A 1 n QR several years, Religion was taught by having a Sister broadf cast a twenty minutes' lesson. The remainder of the period, the homefroom Sister presided at the discussion of the topic. This year a Department of Religion was created, since it was felt that the radio lessons did not permit of sutiicient teacherfpupil contact. The pupils are enthusiastic ahout their classes under the new arranger ment. Projects, discussions, dramatizations, lectures, and the weekly talk hy the Reverend Anthony Flynn give zest to the class work. Freshmen study Gods law of which the principal part is the Ten Commandments. Sophomores go deeply into the Liturgy while juniors become better acquainted with our Church History. Seniors hecome adept in Apologetics. 26 Saint James has as his symbol the staff and wallet, E. Mc- Ginley tells other keenly interested Juniors M. O'Conner and M. W'ooten. 'r Sophomores study Liturgy under Sister Marie Aquin. C. Welsh arranges an antependium. R. Sauers and M. Zimmer verify her arrangement. tpiu- HL 77W Shah ,gal MII f ,mi sttts M 5 illdjugalk ,A Q ETS. .Ups 'P The study of God's holy law takes on a new interest think M. Gable and M. Kearney who thoughtfully select pamphlets on the Commandments. T . XX'lmt is rms of ills Stale. 1.4 j '1 ,Q HILL' ulw of .vt'1ence, .vcienrzyic 97' methods and .sctentxfic rexetlfcll, GCQD they have wwtlzmg tu fem frnm the full and perfect wmzmltxre Ll'llILll the Clmrcli lwlds m Ilia l field uf edzztulxml, Our Ctltlmlxt' mxtitntwm 5 I u'lmtc1'er their grads zu tlzc ulicctitimlul and L L Nolfllllflt' uwrltl. lmu' vm need nf upwlwgy, l 1 1 I L L A. L The chemistry Club makes its own could be the slogan of D. Bracken, M. Stack, and J. Graham as they perfect safety matches. When the doctor orders distilled water, our chemists, E. Iorio, P. Russo, M. Simp- son, and A. McLean can fulfill his request. UMPLETELY equipped lahoratories, excellent texts, vivid charts make Science fascinating, Besides class work, there are numerous field trips and two activi Cluhs. Freshmen receive a hasis for further study in General Science. Sophomores will plant hetter Victory gardens hy reason of their Biology. Juniors and Seniors do outstanding work in Chemistry. Outside projects of the Chemistry students include the making of phosphorous stones, cold cream, tooth powder, hand lotion. soap. and fluorescent minerals. XVe cannot leave the Biology Cluh in the hackground. The memhers made numerous trips to scientiiic museums. They are now preparing pictures to he shown under the Balopticon. ',,, T. Finegan, R. Smith, A. lVlcElheney, A. Conlon, E. Gehrman, M. Falunas, R. Fi- nelli, C. McCauley learn seed dispersal. M. Thomas lights phosphorous as Freshmen C. Hearan, Reilly, A. Britto, A. McKee burn glowing splint generating oxygen. fllll -u In suclz 11 wlmul in lmrnlmxy with t11c Clzurulz and 1115 Clmxzilm fimzxllx, tlze 111' rmux lvrawlcliev ufM'L'1l1f1Y luiirmng will nur enter mtv umifliut zvitlz rclzxgluzu lvlxlflif' vmv tum In rlif rmnixfsxl llstruvisut iff :dmv tum, Ami if. l.K'llL'7I u1'cu.mmvi m'1Ke,x. ll 115 igsmsd vleumuiry' tu 11.111 111s .xtmieulw maid dlll11UVS pw' f zmJ1nQfi11xe LlUL'Z7'l71L', for zlzr pxwpme uf refining lt, t1z:w L 1 1re dime after due prcpmutzmi .mil 141111 ,muli .ni 11 11111115 uf .wluld dnclruls Ilia! il 11111 not milm du ww 1.1 iv: lm: M111 lv .ni 11111 ru the CllY'1Nl1J?l Pim'nz.1t:m1 u ,1- 1 BELMONT Beowolf, Caedmon .... G. Keough, P. Brady, G. Devlin, C. Gorman, T. Larkin, E. O'Donnell, M. Zurn plan a quiz on the Anglo-Saxon period of English Literature. 'PIA V0 'l'll Portia KH. Schmidtl, Gratiano KR. Beluttyl, Salenio KM. Raubackl, Nerissa KD. Newelll, jessica KlVl. Lydonl, Lorenzo KR. Hetzelll, Bassanio KM. Hoyt! . . . stars all. HE KILEAMN has .1 tcndur spot for the English clxisscs for it is from work dime in tlwsc classes that tlic jguiimry maiguzmc w U' Q Qwrt' prnmlcgts is lwuilt. DI'QlIIl2lIlZ-lfI4lI1S, dulmtus, lru,r.un,, r I s, tlircnd the required xvmla ul' Urgimmair, lfsaigc. History wt Liter' Qiturc, Classics, so that tlicrcis not it dull moment in two semesters. The supplerncutiiry reading lilwmry, exclusive of the tcxts used in class, liars I5'1U copies. This provision deals at dcxitli blow to tlic l.imciit. I Qdlllkllllt gct prolmlwly docs more for tlic iiidividiial Q tlic lmulalu The reading of these lwinks girl tliam one mm imagine lwcnusc it not only gives her food for tlwtightu lwut opens to her iimiiy new INlIl1S ul' learning. Poor Rip can't evade Dame's scold- ing even when Schoolmaster Von Brummel reads. D. Bergen, V. Santella, Curry, A. Augustine, D. Davis are the Freshman actresses. NX Miss Shaw, may I present Miss Ruschew' A Ferri demonstrates the proper method of introduction in the oral composition class. 1 , lr' wil' Q if' H3 r fr -, Q' A Qi l if' fr he t'liu1ce.yt rniit wj the -fluirer' limi r ri 'UN il1wUUllr'N:' lu X'U1t'lIx Uv' 'lit' '. Jr tl wlzrwl Y rrrerriwr, zlie ytirdx 52355 9 if the 1't'rmieitltir' 114. , -V, -. -4J'1if - 4,lf'a . : .im f el.1.w:t'.il hr' Q - I Udfttfd Zllll tit' Hi' 1i:'E'f?l'? titimrige hr mimi! rue. There the Cliruzitm teritlzer il. rmxrtxte the been uliitli hikes ,gl k'- tiuw tie rest its Sl, Iitisrl tetitlvrs .1 r r mix iff the eltrmer. Caesar A. McLean and Centaur A. Dougherty inspect a hilarious Latin class of Seniors who took part in the Freshman Day Program. .r 1- lVl. Traynor, H. Roche, I.. Rahner, I. Noceto, S. Mccafferty. Cunning- ham, N. Cozzi, examine the miniature buildings of old Rome. THE l'HOIl'Er'l Pllll F LATIN is dead, their it is not Latin that is wright here under that imme. The very rrrrrrns are hright xylien Freshmen hegm their eiririiigatir-n .md deeleusitm. ln rust as happy rooms Sirplwinrwes gin Kialilfwise with Cgtesair. kluiiiurs hear Cieerrr deel.1im, and Senirrrg try tu imrrgrrg the style uf Virgil. Nur is there anything dry and dusty :thuut Latin study eqtiipmerrt. Slides. reerwrds. wird egrrds. pietures. Vrmeets. slietehes make this suhieet wire of the liyeliest in the exirf rieulum. The interest in this suhuieet is attested It hy the fact that Qtlmrrst UU girls tire eiirulled therein. R Reardon H Farley, M. Hollweek, A Ferri L Green, D. Smith, G. Nicks debate as to Cicero's work against the Catillnarian Conspiracy. Small wonder that soldiers, sailors, and even marines, tif they had them! fall victim to the magic herbs prepared by Circe, alias D. Smyth. The significance of Tantae molis erat Romanam condere gentem b comes clear to M. Walsh E lkeough G. Skorb, R. Jacobi, G lVlcGlynn THEY 1, The Clluruli, lllsrefmf fur W V frown lIIT1LlL'T17lNQ the pumzut of A A V ' .4 the arts mul ,xc1cm'es. justem and gwuwrznrtss llIc'771 111 'lY1dY1f 141135 4 Fur .she is vwllllm' igvmrmit nm 1n1uppv'L'i'z.1t11's uf the ammy ad' uuittigux Lrlucli film- frmn tllum ru vnimlqmd fl7l the C177lI7'dTf'. .she Admits that yuxt as zliex Lwmxc frmn Gnd, Lord of ull kvwulcclge, mv nm lf rxglzllnx med. Hill! the help of His grace. they lL'dLl Irv find. I567-534 ...rp fr M, mmf The life of Marie Curie, the Polish girl who became an eminent scientist, humanitarian, and the discoverer or radium, holds a fascination for E. Cleary, M. Simpson, M. Felix. Merci beaucoupf' K. McKenna says to H. Tigelski who is serving real French words but make-believe food. W. McGonigal and M. Car- penter seem to be enjoying both. ,,,. 44 ARLEZ VOUS FRANCAIS? is not a lonely query this year, for Spanish has heen restored to the curriculum. so that Q Hahla usted espanol? is a companion question. This year, only Spanish l is lacing giyen to juniors and Seniors. One hundred sixty from these groups elected Spanish while six hundred ninetyf five from all four years chose French. The recent trend toward Latin America has made Spanish very popular. French will continue to hold its place in the postfwar world. Hence. these romance languages are heing well pursued hy girls who think in terms of husiness and culture. M. Reddan, J. Samuels, P. Russo, M. Zell, all fine Hollywood material in the making, relive the tale of the frightened householder and his wife as well as the intruders. The Spanish class has a piiata. A. Imhoff, blindfolded, tries to break it as D. Duval, M. McCann, C. McLaughlin, M. Mulvey, T. Pyne, wait to catch the candy contents. r 1.-f The rapid Algebraic drill questions fail to confuse these enthusiastic Freshmen, B. Amato, M. jackson, P. M. Caffrey, D. M. Corkle, and A. Shay. This course is a good preparation for all further Mathematics. Nut only 1.9 it lntpnssllvle fur Ftlllll and reason to be at 'L'LlTlL1TlCtf wttlt etlclt cwtlzevi they me on the umitmry of mutual help. For while right reaxcm estalvlmltex the fmzndutions of Fattlt, and. by tlie help of ztx ltgltt, develop: a ltuowledge of the tltmgs of God. Ftuth on the other lumd frees and prexerves TYGXUWI from 61101 and emwcltex tt Li'1fl7 'L'L1T1Ed lqnouledge. Y Il. ' ij 36 War comes to the classroom with Trigonometry- wise Seniors, Mgt. Donlin, C. Kriebel, and Mgt. Gallichio, solving a problem concerning the bombing of a city. The airplanes con- cerned are aptly pictured in the background. Sophomores, H. Curtis, E. Hanlan, and D. Lynch compare the sizes of angle marked x with angle y in a Geometry Quiz. Exact angles are important in computing flying. Airplane nurses might have to take over the controls. 'I'HIl Pllll I'I'0FTl1lT'PH LLIEBRA. llcu111ct1'y, T1'1g111111111t't1'y. l51ml4kct'p111g, Cf11111f ' INCI'Clkll A1'1tl1mct1c variety 111 l1klINlNCI'S. Now there A is added Blue Prmt 1'cx1d111g. fur Scniurs. The l.1ttcr course is 4111 u11tg1'11xx'tl1 uf Vfcst C41tl111l1c's NINI'CI1QlI'.lIlHIl fur dct'c11sc, Since Algebra li tl1t' t'111111cl.1t1u11 ut' gill Ullltxl' mn-lt 111 M.lIl1LxI1lilK1c'S. tht- c+1111'se IS 1111011 tu putuls 111 the l:I'L'Sl1Il1.lIl ycgir. lic11111ct1'y IS fur S11pl111111111'cs lnxxtllst' it l'.11111li.11'1:cs thc stutlcnts with m1111111-111 gc11111et1'1c fillI'Il1S met 111 CX'L'l'X day l1fQ. l11tt'r111cd1a1tc Algelwrgt IS utlctxxl to the Alu111111's :md Snl1cl Ucutiictry g111tl Tr1gu11u111ctr3' are solely for the Seniors. Besides being prcp41r11t11111 for College, these sulsf jects are vailugthlc 111 latter life tu sturlcnts whit wish tw lwcunte engaged 111 Blue Print 1'c4itli11g. 41rcl11tcct111'c, :11't. amd SLIFYCYIIWQ. All 11141tl1c11111t1cs cl.1sscs are l111kctl t-1 p1-esc11t and lillfllll' ncccls. H. Bieehan, M. Plumkett, in a Mathematics Club problem, scan the room for an object whose hypothenuse is 42.87 inches. Moderator Sister Margaret Mary, with Club members, Red debits and black credits must balance when J. Masuras reconciles her bank account, enjoy their vain search to find the answer. one of the practical problems of Bookkeeping. These 1111hle zmdif tmns of the past ref Q quite that the ytmtli CUTTITHIIICLT to Ctitholie ,1el1o11l.s he fully 111' ,xtriceteti 171 the letters and weieneex 111 tieetvftitivlte with the t'X1j.fc'?lL'lC.N of the t1111t'.s. They also tie' mami that the tioctriwie 1111p11rtetl hc' deep ami .s11l1d. evpeeitilllx 171 soimtl pliilmtfplix, t11'111ti1ne the nittdtileci .mperjieitilzty of those i-lfilll Ar1e1'l1tipx teoialti I1111-11 jUl.1lLl the 11eet's1t1rx'. had thaw Hot gone 171 .xmrtli of the s11perf jluotisfi 0F 'PHE TIME 37 S ' 1 Secretarial and Office Practice classes woulcln't be complete without a course in filing. C. Murphy is proud of her knowledge of Alphabetic, Nu- meric, and Automatic Filing. NN OTEBOOKS ready for dictation is a familiar ring l 111 stenography classes. juniors strive for their 60 words and perhaps the 80. Every Senioris ambition is to he ahle to do 140, Legal forms, leases, model letters are o11ly a few of the important exercises taught i11 typing elasses. Ut' eourse, speed tests are the haue of every typistis lite. Seeretarial and Ofliee llraetiee make us almost pert-:et orhee IIlAlIl.lQUl'S. Aeeurate work 1111 CUIIIIWUDIIICICIF, atlilif Illlll IllL1ClTlIlCS. lllCIllUl'y joggers, message reports, and tiling IS all part of the trai11i11g. Today ex'erytl1i11g is stream' llIlL'Ll, i11elt1tl111g our Comiiiereial elasses. The Cl1Tl'llNlllCLl eourse is the hest example of this. This year there are two elasses ot girls who have ehose11 to take SfCllUQI'JiPlly, typing. and secretarial 111 two periods. The same liilllllllf of grouuel must he covered 111 less time. x ffl z. 4k f mx 1 ' . ' ' , 59 M -X F' xg! M P2f rf -v dm. N? ' 4'- ylwi Hia' V ,mf fm1f,3 ff 4 If an nn 1' s, WU Kr'-.QQ --K f lrf vs., Nw Practice makes perfect . . . Sr. Agnes Loretta teaches how to iron. A. Beason, A. Nar- kins, M. Rodgers, A. Gallagher, C. Nugent, G. Richardson. M. Donavon look on. EEEEE'I'IlE .lill LA 'l'lfG -10 55 HIS is the way we make a cake, to say nothing of a whole meal. is the theme song of the Foods Department. Not only do the pupils make a meal. they eat it. No greater compliment to cooking could he found. Vfhile one group eat, their classmates watch for excellence or failure of tahle manners, which procedure forms the hasis ot class diseussion. Food conservation and suhstituf tion have heen stressed this year. Dad's old tweeds and Budis slacks have served a more glamorous purpose. if Dad and Bud have a relative in the Clothing classes. lvlanv a smart skirt and jacket have heen evolved from the masculine discarded garments. for the girls are heing taught remaking of dresses. Patch pockets. pleated skirts. douhlefhreasted jackets. and swing skirts have heen forgotten for the duration. Even old evening gowns have heen given new life and appearance. Conservation of food, always a sacred obli- gation, is the first rule of today's war-time housewife, learn E. Tacks and M. O'Rourke. X I' e Qi Q Sister students, A. Gibbons and Willis, are checking up on M. Lex- man's hem measurement and they'll make sure it's straight all around. Baby sister needs a new dress-here I-I. Feighery shows C. Allen, A. Cal- laghan and K. Cash the dress she made from her discarded skirt. ACU-zvdiwmglj. tint edzcuuzimi. ,lx rx mf: fs- ' -Q will he nzwr s'isg::L's 'Q 55 97' and Lining zalzxuli : 9 ,g ig rscelwd :fi .1 ual.- V mdemi ami iucllfriisgz- v plmsd Cl1v':xt1.1v1f,1n1:lg.' 417141 771075 5-UICLILKIUILS 171 FTUfUTiiUWl IU the clear and fmixuut Qiwu. sx.m:5-.5 Net, first by the pursuit and zlwfiz if. tire mixer msmlvsviw .rf the lmzuelwld, 41 .4 1 , A-,XP .27 14 5 . Wg HMI I fw ' 6-I s-.3 'N -L if ' 5 , M xx If 45 4 X Gr ISQKQ 3 W ' 1 R 35-Qian, '57 'K 3 A a ,. 1. ' W 'W ff Ili A 6 4 5 'Mn .Ai F 9 N! . we xuli i,,..f.I.....rw U , is ,N M. Fitzsimmons, M. Deeney, G. de Marco, T. Martin, E. Finlan, J. Costello trace the Constitution. G. Keough, C. Guagenti, C. Welsh, C. Colgan, R. Hetzell, P. Brady teach elements of Absolutism. K. Dougherty, H. Roche, G. Fin- naren, M. Monaghan, j. McCartney portray the Baptism of Franks. Tlzcv Ju nut mtcml to separate their clnlf dren either frown the lwdy' of the mttmn nr IIS xpmt, hut to edu' Calc' tltcm in a perfect t'm1dut't11'v to the pros' nation. Imleed a grmcl Catholic. precisely ht'ct1use ttf lm Catltulxt' principles. nuzlgcx the lwttcr citizen. utttlulzed tw lux twvimtr'-.', and loxullx' ,Nlll7?Yl1N.N1l'C' tu fmixtxttztctl t'11'1l N t 9915 mtlmler. mmf fffllj' nj the autlmtitx' in every lL'glI17YldlC jitlfill uf QU1'cru1nr11t. URLD HISTORY glvcs thc studcnt tht' IIUCCSS-lI'y lmqkgmuutl for Rl study uf I ' . - v ' Iwlmtlt-ru Eutwwptxum .mtl A11ln'I'lti.lIl l'llSIH!'y. all ul tlwsc lidkllllf In fN.1t1tm.1l W I, mhlcms in thc fourth yum' uf il high sqlwul ctltigattitm. Tht- numlwr ut PLlPllS taking the ClllllPLllSUl'y courses, namely .'hINCl'lCilIl .mtl XX'u1'ltl History, is llilt. Thu ClUCIlU1l cmlrscs .wc lvlwtlcru l-listwry :mtl Natimml lil'l1lWlCINS. tlmc fwrznur lR'lI1! .ttmmtlftl lwy 05 pupils xvlnlu thc l.1ttct' cmwlls 25N Tlmusc lustt-ry stutlcuts .tru not simply lwukfxx'-wins. hut rtxilly visit plums Ht histm'it'.tl interest. The forums .tt St. kluscplfs Cullum .mtl also .it Tcmplc l'uix'cx'sity rcgttllly .lgrcs tlmt sum' stmml stutly QTUIIP4 .irc nut mcrcly SPCCl.1t1vI'S hut tntgcr, xxwrtlxwlxilt' pttrticipmts. Tho l'l11l.ttlclphi41 Art lwlussums. l1l1r.t1'1cs. .mtl uthcr plums it lHlSIlfI'1C mtcrcst t'..n 'wlxqlt I-1' thu trtxlu-:nt prcscitsu wi X-llllvlls Lwups. -li! 71' ' an ,. M,,,s pets with their skillful lingers. J. Ciancaglini, C. Palmieri, E. Crossman, E. Costello and M. Fin- naren are busy doing the delicate stipple work which is so attractive. 14194. PME 'l' A ll PERF RIZES 1l'l th N'1t11m1l Stholistit Art Exhibit hwh pru t frvm the yu its o t L1 tr 1n L ,um ut tomt to t t t 1 t ttt think' in rhtst t 1s t x r1 1t1x1t1u mcu 1 pc-ttrs or 1 m1l1mr1tt1x1t1ts vrnwmms tswn- t 1rt1 Iv um in u t in 1 it wt I1 T ' M'1-icvr Art students curriculum c1mt'1ius c '1rco'1l I lXX'lIlf' :tim lc xx' mr w'1tcr color pm 'mtl ink klI lXK'lI1j', 'mtl illustr'1ti1m. ' Miri mr Art student: rcccivc w'1tcr colur i115trL1cti1m '13 we '13 t 1 fun '1mcz1t'1ls of dc:iy 11. new -'nurse '13 vm '1 . t '1t of mcchmici drwwimf, rt krf1 u'1tc: find th'1t th will in msc 111101 ii' 5 '13 we '15 in commcrcil g1r is a soun 'lsii for life word Sophomore designers to be, A. Durkin, T. O'Tolle, G. Hant and M. Winter sketch mannequins and pup- f1NllLr cfs. The true' Cflz' , rt Clucx ml! rctlrlllwlu' ilu' V , y1fg..,nP,Ax tlclxlwltcx uf rlm lxtu. lu' due.: tw! .xtlmt lzu mmlml jtlcullwv. hut he tletvlupx ami par' fact.: them, hy' t'mfv'd1m1zmQ them lbllll the xupemuzuml, He tluu sum-lvlcx u-lmt ts merclx- mxtuml m ltfc tmtl su' flares for ll 1lt'1 NITt'?lQ!ll tn Ilia' Nldlifltll thlcl ZL'1l1f'Ur'tll U7'LlL'f' HH lbw Illtlrl lvl lllc' Nf'lf'IlULll tlllkl t'lt'7 rltll. The result of the paper sculpture done by H. Haly, C. Boyle, E. Hanlan. and other Sophomores, means lovely Christmas angels. Army inspectors are not more ex- acting than M. Lee, M. Mentz. R. Flynn when it is brush cleaning time. Mother Berenice approves the Finish- ing touches of the Freshman Wel- come sign as done by the Art class. 45 Sister Clare Immaculate teaches the theory of Tetra- chords while J. Dunn and R. Jacobi demonstrate. THAT WHICH HHHH N-.., 55 RACTICE makes perfect. Did you know that the Music Department originated this well known phrase7f The musicians practice a certain amount of time every day on their own individual instruments. Hence, a harp melody hereg a violin solo there: never a flat here, nor a flat there. The program for the Freshman musician includes: en' semhle practice twice a week, supervised practice three periods a week, and individual lessons from teacher once a week. Music majors: that is, Sophomore, junior, and Senior musicians tlireshman music is not considered as a major suhjectj, have live periods a week. Their schedule con! sists of: ensemhle practice daily or supervised individual practice periods, orchestra practice two and a half hours on Friday under the direction of Mr. Meyers, Band pracf tice two and a half hours on Wedriesday conducted hy Mr. Thoms. The music faculty is comprised of fourteen men, Mrs. Barton, and four Sisters of St. joseph who give unending patience and effort to their students. Vv'ell may they he proud of their pupils who have never failed to give a prize' taking performance. Nl. Carden, E. lorio, E. Bocella, R. Loesch, and E. Mingone. Besides being smart-looking musicians these girls are musically smart, too. Mrs. Barton helps H. Bissoncttc, M. Kelly pre pare for the Big musicalo. juniors in lVlusic Appreci- ation End a melody to ap- preciate in sight singing. T Hymnals plus St. Clemenfs singers spell beautiful mu- sic for their weekly Mass. All future Lily Ponsesl Art forms absorb these in terested St. Clemenfs Fresh men. These Girls are di-Fi nitely 10000 W'est Catholic. 4x A ll0lllEllIlliIi AGHEENIEXT L Are you looking for cooperation in school, patriotic and religious drixes? If you are, ask St. Agatha's offi- cers to show you how to get it. W'e like History, St. Agatha's girls tell their teacher Miss Alice Hafner. Miss Helen Lowrey, lovely librarian, welcomes Annex visitors on Freshmen Day. V I' CE' I' Q -,,,' x, . 1 L II A1 NI XT 4F F +, x Our last religious act as pupils is also the greatest performed. The seniors receive Holy Communion from Dr. Cox at Baccalaureate Mass held at SI. Francis De Sales Church. 'PHE ENl'IIi0llIEX 0 F I H E Thu Lrim...w mga' Lfzizfmivmf.. if .. Q Clmfrlz urzlixuu Ilia S.nf.zimfifs .f:1'1'mf. an A, ,,'. cpuiuzwm nxcum .ij Qfiu 1' ilu' wxuul , ' u p ritual w z4'wuicffz1llx mwzfmriic .xml ilu' 1 l m.ircfml fulwii' nj' luv' illunlzuh xrlimc X l litzwgx .xml .iii lime .ui immune' inlllml' fiiimxi 1111145 T. O'Callaghan. Nl. Dorsey. C. Ross, E. Clark, Bless us, O Lord. thus begins grace before lunch. 0 D. Newell, G. Coleman, demonstrate Baptism. of the daily social highlights for every hungry Burr ma .Q '4 3 f. v sw-f 1, X 1, .NV , x xxx 'O N -I Y f. 55 33 S 2 O Mary, we crown thee, lift fresh young voices. Trumpeters accompany the singing and musical sweetness. , 'M-4 Mary is our Queen of May. The crowner and her court of illustrious Seniors are elected from the repre- sentatives of our Lady's Group. v , l w, 4-'IA E. Gunn, L. Roth, E. Penington, E. McKeon, S. Kane, F. Franchette, A. Cuthbert, R. Woods, R. Corcoran, S. McAneney, represent the Eucharistic Group. . W0 llIllllllYLLY ll TIHCTIVE VERY pupil is a Catholic Aetionistu in that every girl helrmgs tu Our Latlys Grcvtip. tim the Eueharistie Group, aiitl tw the Missitiii Group. fklemherslnp iii all grrwiips is wwluiitary, The lfueliaristie liruiip spreads tlevmwtiuii tu our Lwrtl iii the Mwst lilessetl Faerameiit. Seetimi rep' reseiitatives are privileged to aeeumpany the eelef hraiit tif weekly Mqiss when he earries the l-lust. The Cathulie Literature keeps the raek uf Pam' phlets up tu date. The tlistrihutitm tif them is Lmtler the memhers' eare. Our Laelyis Group sptmsurs the lvlay Prtweessitm and speeial ncwenas in limwr of the Blessed Mttther, while the Missiciii Group ewlleets offerings for the mite hwx. These offerings are really saerif hee mwiiey .mtl the total is impressive. The Aptlsttilie Group has laeeii a help In the Carieei' Hospital euiitltietetl hy the lvlissitiiiary Sis' ters ul' Saint Dmimmie, for this group etilleets mild material that eau lie Llsetl lair laaiitlages. The lluhlieity Group makes posters and signs for these other groups. 5-1 1' H. M. Guerrera, K. Furey, E. Quinn, M. Mullen, E. Moyer, M. Bradley. G. Curran, M. Burghart represent Our Lady's Group. H. Feighery, K. Malloy, M. O'Brien, T. Hegarty, who are busy cutting stamps represent the Apostolic Group. Besides, they collect material for bandages. 2 ti. Mg. .A X -f-4, Que. HFD 'vw I nl, .SEC S21 gin SPG iff L. Hagnuu I Q xg .- 1 X 1 i QL ,EL ES., B? . 5 .225 5 1' G?!',i AA f, Qpwk . 1557- X E 5 f ,I Q -.....---.. Qvleuiqqwvwg .xt 'Q I UCCA l0l' F03 GO0D Many games are played at French Club meetings. Here G. Heffernan tells fortunes and others play cards. Camera Club Clicks Together assent C. Collins, D. Scholl, M. Cameron, C. Mur- phy, M. Sheehan, M. Trainor, T. McGhee. H. Roche. C. Rogers, and H. Tigelski. Study of criminology has made History Club members eager to see Municipal Court. Mother Hortensia S.H.C.J., L. Campuzano, j. Graham, and H. Skinner plan the trip. The Anaedae gives a spark- ling comic ski! in which Seniors G. Heffernan and A. McLean star. Biology isn't a dull subject to Club members, D. Lynch, O. De Valerio, M. Culin, P. Nyland, A. Quig- ley, E. Hanlon, C. Dolon, R. Schubert, B. Davis, Nl. Gamble. ag, ' fav? -.1 'x i' l.. - S Sf if Xie-A: .fats .svn M if gfif FW, 525. Q, Ss .Qs T3 1-3, E- E me -.A lt's so seldom that we find our Council with a spare minute on their hands. M. Dougherty. Long, Barr. A. Gallagher, A. Keenen, R. McConnell. M. Reilly. Nl. McGrail. H. Hohlfeld, T. Brady, A. Fury, M. M:AnalIy, M. Plunlcet. C. Newell. AC'l'llE l'00l'lllll'll0, U8 1TUI'r.1lkmg. plcascf' IS nut tllu uuly 51:11 hy wluqlu um' luwxxs .1 Student Lllllfcr - Y - Y.. . .- ., . . K ls mph. Badges ull th. :IU15 uf tlus mg.u11:.it1lm. .ss uw .asscmhly plmgrguiws. lmnulgnsts. amd lcudcrslup in sclwul dlsgmplmc. All gurst SP!l1liCI'S .uw iutmf duced lwy Ofliccrs. :Xt the you-ly Studcm QllJK'CI'IllllCIlI Cunfcrcnqf for Dwqcsgm Cutlwlxg Huh Sqlwwlsl held thls ycalr at Silllltrl-lll1ID2iS Mm! Buys' High Sclmul. the utliccrs uuvluycd thc PI'1YllCfC uf CUIlLlL1CIl1lQ 41 panel. F1'c.1L1cmly. utllccrs lmvc lvccu gxllled tw uthcr sclwuls tw nscllk' student gwvcrm' mum. Hlglu praise usually dCCl1HlP2iI'11CS the rcpwwrt frum the vlsxtcd sclwul .1uthu1'1t1Qs. Freshman Officers, M. Boyle, A. Burns, C. Conlin, M. Dorff, Georeno, A. Hunter, D. Martin, M. McNamara, M. b Th V Reill C Simmonds M. Fray. O ert- orn, . y, . , The answer to queries why we have such clean, neat cafeterias can be found from Sisters Marianette, Romaine, and Cafeteria Aides. Sophomores R. Belutty, P. Connelly, G. Devlin, M. Dorsey, V. France, C. Graham, L. Hughes, E. Lebano, D. Lynch, E. Mc- Fadden, M. Mulloy, D. Newell, A. Quig- ley, R. Schubert, P. Toland, R. Ward. WK-,, Ye... u , has Wh.. Lv J, tml' uf' Illwt' Icrvvlw rift' Iuul ic ig ' vw, f1'11fM'1'l'1. ln clcvtwlc Ilia' vlcxwxlf' 'Q' wg 97' tl gm1l1L.1llVx 1111111 1141111 t'm1p1'1'.1r:- V wi the part uf flu' flifll 171 lm 1111 ' F ed1.tu1:1111, 11' the 1111511111111 is ln' lm nh ff11111 c1l11e.1I1w1 Jcwpulimz av 'l'Ix'lL'71C6 Lflllvfll hx the 11115. yur! f1u11J1111r11r IN 111 'l'1s 11-ruld he t'11r1'uur hu! 111 1111 um. 11511. ll 111111 if i.. IH l'I lrltl r'n'LlIU,'c'xi 1 11151.11 111111. Ulm! lim lwwl tt 1- - p1uuz1t't' hx ilu' Cl111r1M 111 z1't11l1z1111...l Cl11'1xI1.111 mln. , . 111111, 111 imxtutnfvl wj' the nlcrlzwtl svvrpllwxml lu intl 11' 1l1m HQ' tlcnwml Himself t1f1c'11vd.x Hu yvvtxtzargx 17 1 11 .lCI1'L'E cm1pemt11's 11pc111'dz11Q ru :lie ?'1.LllU'c' nj mt fm' H15 xXv'LNLlL'7?l ru1tl1etl1 ffllm wid rw and mzglit :mi 11rdem'tl1 all rlzmgx wiveszlj.. 1 rvwf, 5 js. c 'N V1 1.- I , , Q' t, 4- QU. 1 if u i 21 L ii? W , ,414 1 ...ig , ,J f , ' ' iii X Q ,S , . , , . ' ' IEW 1' .Y ' 5.1! kg? 1 'fy -sr-9 ,s ks W a A Q wire ' Quint. ,aff mg, fi 'qi . W 5 3 I 1 G ,gf Sega 1 It seems that we are never too old to have baby dolls according to R. .lelalian and two little Fanny Froshes who received them on Freshman Day. THE HEART 0F l'HILllllIl1 cient s of what to dn when at NVcst Catholic. told hy RESHMAN DAY is for the uiilinyincnt ut nur new Fiwsliliicii, hut the sister Seniors have :is much lun 1 the Fanny Frushcs. The play is really the story songs, dances, sketches. Sister St. Rita is the power behind the Seniors, rehearsing sind iinprnvising in truly prnfcsf Illilllllff. 5. It is gi day the Frcslnnun will lung I'UIDClUlWCI'. .nr it 1 on that day that they are utliciailly initiated into the student lwdy nf VVcst Catholic. Initiation is not permitted nur are the Freshmen siihicctcd tn any indignity, ncvcrthclcss, there is ai sulli' Qunnunt ut liilurinus lun. Sister St. Rita has as very able assist ants for the program Dorothy Hool ahan, M. Gallagher, and T. Watson M. Young, E. Tiedeken, Mummo, C. Daley, and Du Frayne give WI us a little bit of rhythm from - those ever-fascinating Spanish dances. ' xi YI Jig 2. S. 'Mui' . 'x i 51 wp, W C I a b s W1 iff v aw fi I 1 I ' 1. . . .,.4f3,, , : 5? , Qwf' ' ,nf 3 4.1 A good time was had by all on Sophomore Day when the Talent Dressed in pale green dancers' costumes Sophomores, Rose anita Schubert and Patricia Toland acted as heralds of a fas cinatingly varied musical program given on Sophomore Day Paul Draper will End some competition in R. Hill. J McCartney, E. Quilter, T. Heffernan. R. McDermott H. Norton, A. Burnend, S. lwcffaffery Sophomore dancers Club presented a revue made up of Sophomore talent, an extrasaganza of singer tap and toe dancers, and acrobats. l0'I' 'FIQMGER T01 TI0l ma L71 x L in NIL L ll L ILL? x KTIISI L 12.1 LL xo IS L1 means LL ll li max L lun n Clwxxtian L' uLL1LLm1 Helen Newberg President of the A -X and also actlxe member of the Leaders Club shows how its done L 124 N t L NL son LLLLL xxit L1-fh po triumph oxLr St lxLthLr111Ls of Vx Lyn T sLLwn Lumlu L xx1 L iw t gLmL LIOF wunst LLL Virsltx o lux txxo lossw LrL sLorLLl 1011111 VUCL writ ll mrtsmm Lp rL nLxLr LLLLLL L III' sports LLt1xLtx md xxLrL llbxkl morL XXUIlLlLI'lL1ll5 LlLlHlJI1II'1fL L lx -tu Lnt lll LxLr tim Lt tlk L um mm 111 xxx L B UL md bold sLLffLrL Lltflt T L LtLLt xx ls only 1 sLurL LtLLt or xxL ost GrLLL u u 0 timt nLxLr d1xLuw p If 1 Lttri utLLl to CoLLh 1mLs A Brmmr md A oL1LtL CmLh L LLLLLL L Smto hnl th NL 1urLr in t n L IWlI'1L thL most llI'LlXXUI'lx1I1Lf in Vx Lst C ltholu. s historx 5- .f, ,.....-- 'C ,lv Frances R. Duffy and St. Catherine's Cap- tain Donato meet on West's court. Miss Santo, associate coach, and protegees: fstandingj the Misses Tyslar, Di Bemardino, Smith. Keat- ing, MCC-iranery, Shriver, Gannon, fkneelingj the Misses McGoldrick, Durkin, Dunn, Captain Duffy, Kenny, Picone, Mooney. Anne Ounan Grace Kn Catherine Nlr. jnrncw A. Bonner took over coaching dulics in J.lY1llil!'f' .md um- cludvd with il 50.15011 of only two dn-foals. ,fhv xpiritvd varsity nf '43 M, Nh'- Goldrifk. Nl. Durkin. Dunn. R. Duify. M. Kvnny. .md l.. Nlnnnu. M2 , , .A. '4 tx, X Y, -,....9. f' 5 Q . v . A f A N a' . ' , 414, . x , i5w:g1 Q . ,Q- ' 'Y , .-Q Enthusiastic W'est Catholic spectators give a cheer at Little Flower. When determined Captains meet! West's Rosemary Duffy and Anne Meislar of Hallahan. expect anything. Hands. hands everywhere-W. Come on, Goldie, get that ball! Rip- roaringu action seen at Boothwyn game. Hold itl Captain Rosemary Duffy coming to Marie Di Bernardimfs rescue as Hallahan guards close in. Pedagogical dignity is sacrificed to school spirit by Mrs. Mclver. the Misses de Laura-nts and Santo. HLIBI Ll: XX C . lX C,ull1iigswm1 fvluylzm .... . .. 311 ffm Iimirlm-yn , 16 14 Xxlnyiit' . .. . . I1 ll 'l'r'cntm1 fi.illiccli.il , 33 lfu Hallalugm IS 17 Little lilowci' .. 19 IS ,Atllllllll-lf 37 I! Could it be that Rev. G. Cox, D.D., and Mr. J. A. Bonner are reminiscing over swift basketball plays as they knew them at Roman Catholic. High in the days whenu? lVl. Kenny and M. lVlcGoldrick anxiously look on as R. Duffy does her stuff against two to one odds. Suspense! With a Utwist of 'Dullus' wrist, in it goes! Ar least so M. Kenny hopes-at the Trenton game. Pete. pride and joy. of cheerleaders. F. lVlcGonigle, A. Ounan. G. Knowl- ton. as Burr-maids look on. ,Q TEANI R, Duffy Subs fwl. fVlcGuldrick D. Keating lvl, Kenny R. Tyslar Xl. Di Bemairtlino A. Smith j. Dunn L. fvlcmney Xl, Dllfklli 'l-. PICUIIC ...MM flouclx ,..... .,....... R. fvlccrnncrx Nl. Shriver M.G1mm n r. james A. Bonner :Xssoclntc Cough .......... fvliss Louise Santo fxhnugcr ..,....fiLlIfl1Cl'Il1C Nlclnlxlulzlirm S ' 4 xtggn W .un 03,1 sl! by .nm vw un A X Ax Xhmxeh m,,W4X,-.4 - -- Buduxx X mmm Ymuvd a ' Mx Us W xi A W ,', 'f VCU ' X5 x :qw , a' 5 mfg iw? vy W 1505: 'V f v X if ,wig 41 , ,-.v. !' kg ' 4 .Fi x ip 4,13 ,R v W K M, 'PHE GLEAM be Editor-in-Chief E. Hyland and M. T. lVIcHugh have most faithfully served on the staff for four years. The Editorial Council, P. Mer- enda, D. Fortunato, C. Russo, G. Eckhardt, M. Farrow, A. Ferri, G. Hewes, M. Iononne, M. A. Bonner, A. Kelly, and A. Callahan. 44 HEN'S it eoming out? Th ' and May issues. Ones picture in The C1 tion. Even Seniors have pleaded, Sister. take my picture. I was never in it. Though The Gleamu has received honors from three Press e 1 earn is a mueh sought distincf Associations, the staff feels that its revvard is the pleasure the Eaculty and students derive from the magazine. Much of the midfyear issue is suhmitted hy English classes. As a rule, all major articles are done hy staff memhers. The polishf ing of these contrihutions is almost an extra eourse in English for the writers. Memhership on the staff is no meager honor. Names suhinitted must he approved hy the pupils English teacher. The Editorfinf Chief is elected from the Senior memhers hy the staff. This officer must have two years' experience and must have ahility and initiative. -w A.. is query faees hoth the Alanuary , A s -5 kxl ' . Ni. M. SQ Q N 'iii ,Wa in 9 Qi! JH' s vets fi 4 ,S if fps :VME 3 . , L ,sg gi f 1 ,xr 5: gk. ' x cf ' 4 , 3 W Q Q ' pg 'K f 5 rg fm I , 5 A x , L 2 3, 3 f ,f iw ' K 1 2 ,EQ -P f kv v 1 , N, ,. . ff' fn -bmw, ,x f ---' ' ,J Q fn A .1 YV, M kv, F ?-'z-,: x,,.A M Q ,J 3 x W M ,wh . r ? , ' tr' 1 Q, as K bw f .,-Qrf A 1 , X J .S ns il' E, . Eg Y - ww , x . -QQAX Q ' if 1 K ix 'B y f , -' x 3 sf x , X .X , 4' , 4 f 5 ' . N Q 1. Q A , A Vp X , 1 . 'X Y K 2 ' s 1 . . , , K , , 4 I' Z1g'94 st is A , N.......- .....,-.....,.,- ,,,, ' ' . 51- ,, 5 ' www 4 X - ' '- ' A ' 1 na. mm.. F kr- i V2 f vm 1 1 ,f,,3,.,1 if il, .ggi vu Bernadette relates the story of the beauti- ful lady to her friends, A. Linton and B. I-leppard- elle etait belle-oh, si belle. The Soubirous family, C. Russo, P. Meren- da, G. Corlies, listen in wonder as Berna- dette, A. Amicone, tells of the lovely Lady. yr Our Lady, portrayed by M. Breen, speaks to the river Gave, played by B. Barbara about her Divine Son and the miraculous water. Bourriette. G. Guaglione, proves to her friends, C. Cassidy and T. Spratt, that she has been miraculously cured from blindness. P , ,A F fsraw-W, i I i if 5 i wr f 4 an K my fwf- F ,gilt J FK I Sr. . Michael J N-ss.. C0 k ' - IJU 0 9 -'is 511 nn W-1151, 9 rests after PS over Jos - 'Q-a.. , 3 baffle. n' P- .NK ,A V Q ix , X Q-,NN-Z E w-Q 1 's .SMX P--.. S85-X, .X The Scninr Class nf 1943 presents the stirring Qinns inihiciicc that is ncccssitry tn lwlp Ur with play NDILXIITIIC d'Arc'A by Percy M:1cK4i5'tt. This nur prcscnt qnnilict. XVC witnessed scenes nt was an cxtrcinclv timclv ircscntaitinn, tlir Icamnc Icitzinds uhiltlh-ind dttvs. her ltxttlcrshiw nt' tht , , I . . , I gave tn her country in times nf distress that rclif French army. .uid her lzist hntirs. Toi EQ i 1 'ii lf' ' 2 ,ff lily kin ? g must bm-lim-vc. HQ- shall bc-lie-ve, of doubt, asks for enlighrvnrnont of the dead pf-titinnx joanm-, porfrayvd by J. Dulfrayne. King Clrarlvnmgne. O Clwarlvnmgnc, dead ' Clmrlvs, M Gallagher, pausing through 3 59.1 and mighgy king , , NYM v l.: nm' Sift' . -lc vuis vvnir Colin ms sing .Il'JH1Ill S young frlvnfis as rlwx' damn- .around tlw Lndyk Tru- in Domrz-my. ,, ,N ,,,,v,..A,-,-h. ,,.,..,,..,.NW -x.,,...,. .xxx .x- XNYXNX Y, X g. Q1 is Q QT M. SL' dd bv , 1 A 1 'nmuiHl'- Puri!-D hx' S- Chmll Ii' Irlnd lip Clmdrllm 'rlml 4l?l mx K.'nf1i A1 Irv gum! ' I ki- ,. 10 llrju Cfh.arll'N' ,,,.,.Y,..,, ,,,,,,., , W,,f,,,-lffn , . P in -S, r N1y mother hurt 4 A T. Gorman, 1. Dunn. M. Nimai, A. Bry eaiize mheir inabiiiry to heip as jeanne murmurs. s me here. They said ir was an arrow honiesicknes- son and R. Cox in my side but 1 knew fuii weii it was the and so 1 phxcked ix our . . . t King Chai-ies, the 'ie lu pu eanne has preciicxed that Charics wouid be crowned sion of jeani-Ms slrugb ing of France at Rheims. Not iacking in grandeur rightfui heir. on the throne of France. was the eiaborate coronaiion which was the cuimina- 4,,.f-Li? ' Thi ' lea ' was in thsdhln :his venfs Q . 1 d , 5 enio Janel . 'Soft, fPla, Ju Iimync and so iible actresses .ltrnfin Cook . 0. D. Schuh. M. Vfiiharns, M. Qninian and G. Heffernan are astonished when Catherine de ia Rnchciie thwarts the conspiracy against jeanne by admitting, - 1 what she did, but what she is shone through her like a iight . . X know no icei the excitement in the air as she prepares the iudes, Good Pasquerai, K know not Even jeanne s cortege uhimatum to the Engiish. jeanne conc A from B. Where shaii 1 make my sign? W - 'f.,.- .M -9 fe' i?if fn, THE .mm 0F mm XII 'iid Z 2 S 2 1 Good morning, my dear stu- The Camera Club snapped this pic dents, the welcome greeting from ture of Sister Consuella Marie the Reverend Anthony Flynn. Sister of the Blessed Sacrament Miss Mgt. M. Kear . enjamin D'Amelio raises or of Public Speaking, and pio- his baton which initiates mo- neer in Verse Choir work. ments of rare musical pleasure. ney, Direct- Mr B ' WURTHY 0F PMI E GRADUATE of West Catholic has many happily crowded hours to rememher, for the school day is marked hy interesting studies, as well as diverting activities. To the administrators and the Faculty, we have paid trihute in previous pages for their part in our school days. On these two pages we oifer our grateful thanks to others whom we do not see daily, hut whose work for us deserves much gratitude. No West Catholic girl will ever forget the words, vivid and suhlime that come over the radio every Friday morning. They impress, not only liccause of the heauty of their thought, hut also hecause of the high idealism and sincerity of their speaker, Father Flynn. Miss Kearney means Dramatics and Verse Choir to us. This year, she was given the distinction of lacing chosen the Director of the University of Pennsylvania Dramatic Society, Plays and Players. The needs of our Missions in the Indian and Colored races would have heen put slightly known to us, had it not been for the clear and interesting talk given lay Sister Consuella Marie of the Blessed Sacrament Sisters. The Sisters of the Music Department, as well as the lay teachers work enthusiastically not only on week days, hut also very often on free days. Through the skillful direction of Messrs. D'Amelio, Thoms, and Dengler, the results of the teachers' lalwors are lwrought forth to delight the puhlie Our School Musicale brings to The smart rhythmic renditions The Glee Caxlfs weeks of prac auditors the discerning inter- of our band are due to the tire- tice come to a climax under P retation of Mr. Felix Meyer. less efforts of Mr. John Thoms. the direction of Mr. C. Dengler S1 Q . Q Qggf . Ygi 4 'X I E f xx-iv ' an x, 1-VI' K,-:xv .fx Y' r FAA ff ? E f I -A ,S Q I QQ 'ff wad 2 N Q ,L ,W ,N iw uw-f. M. .A M My K K 4 4 wi ,MW A - ,,,- ffl? 1 ,N 5 , am - J N an ,Q t N' vw . ' ,fi gg-ta-xnyi fg W' .i .'f,,Q Z 1' 1 . 'Wi.v wr: A-nmfw 4 'Q 0.4 , Q- A L 4 ' Lwwmk k 1 mln Ly -- p ., .M nmqfjnwmzw ..- . W f 'S' Wifi E' f Q ' 4 2 ,Q f ' f J ' 'Q ,. ' vf 3 A ' of! K xv -.M 1 Ki' 4 ' L L 4 nigh J K f , 6 ' if ' l 5 V M In 1 . I , V W5, 4' sw ff 'jf aw jg 31' ' fm 1 ' g, v ' f -5 Q . S3155 V ' ' 4 ' 375 ,L 'Q ,Q S ' ag 4' a W P - F' ' - A 2 5 ,, I S .ll ' f l ' .F 7- , hw ' I Y V I an uf .1 9 .4 .xii if 0' 4 . V X X K W x W Q ii , f K Q A 4 4 V fa, 5 A Q . W ,,4. Q -. W Flllil ARD WITH M. McGovern, E. Mingone, D. Brennan, G. Milbourn, H. DiEnno, J. Bailey are responsible for staunch coopera- tion and the stimulating harmony of Trombone section. Forward with Music is aim of M. Brady, L. Field, T. Muldoon, M. Monoghan, M. Carden, K. Davenport, M. Golden, E. McElhenney, D. Murphy of brass section. The Band marches to the rhythmic drum-beat and com- mand of drum-major, M. McDermott, a Sophomore. Poise alertness, patience, team-work are some traits required. M I C ..x g at xx , 1 t F 5 J ,fv- A R Q wa ics. SW E Concertmeister Nl. Nlycrs flanked by M. Graham. B. Rnho. M. Logan. M. Nlaguire, C. Gallaglur. lovely to look at and lowly to hvar. espn-cially in the Tannl'muaer Nlarchf' T MICH' ' W TH EMI-I Mr. Cvrminara with Nlisscs Ruth Huhman, Ford, Romano. Dunn Dcnvgan, Nall, CK3lk'lll2ll1, Schaflicr, Stritch, Donlin, Gills-spiu. Nlcln erncy, Fusnro, Kurll, and Caporzllv. ,X ,1 N ' ' 4 O 4, ff . f 1 ' - X A Had I closed my L-yes, I should have thought thcm professionals, said a musician as he listened to our orchestra play Franz von Suppe's Overture from The Beautiful Gala- thoaw Operetta. The program also in- cluded Whispering Flowex-s and w,ZllI7 from the Ballet Doi-nroschenf' WITH HiH i THHIH HHAHT '4- 1 'lf' v i'L'T?? H' H1 Sli 6 a HE Cllcc Club lwclcmgs tu tlic most piipulalr cxtrzi curricula activities. lt is under tlic skilled :uid plcnsguir dircctiuii uf Sister Cline Imnmculqirc. This clulw takes part iii iiumf cruus cciriiimiics, such :is tlic weekly Mziss, tlic Tall-iir Slwwf tiuulitiuiiul Cliristmzis Czmwls, :uid the Balcczilzulrczitc Msiss. Tlic largest rccitzil iii wliicli tlic Clue Clulw iiicnilicrs appear is thc Comliiiicflvlusiculc. fcziturcd .il the Aczidumy of Music. 1 x Q 'fs f 29 7- D 75 fs' - Sweet music fills the airf' . . . when M. McCorkle, M. Townsend, F. Peters, R. Mc- Fadden, M. Connally, M. Strain, A. Gibbons melodiously sing With a Song In Your Heart. l if ,N The Misses Patterson, Doherty Moriarity, Mannion, Mannes Le Quick, Gollichio, Larsen NIcDonough, Feighery, Krieder Barbara Conway sing At Dawn ing . . . M. Finley pianist il I ' 1 f V 2 3 ' Hi 1 fi The enthusiastic participants in our own school Miisicale are the Misses Finnegan, Breen, O'Connor, DeStefano, Boyle, Thornton, jelilian, Marron and McCloskey. 1 W W W RW NW A al A ' S , 1 - w X Q 'EM 1 X g 3 Q an 1 K A 1, X ' X if . , , 1. K , - if wmxl x'u1'fc Chmvllp whc . s Q A mud cullfcd LlIl1I1flVI'IHCLl pccwplu tw l'.l1x thsix'c5'mlN1'11x-A.XYUQKClltlmwllc, lx-vxwxw1- 11.15 dum' muglm L.: plwwf mlm- mul-111 uf Vurfc K,I1HlI', 'flux ycglr. thc furry uf its CIlfCI'1.ilIN1M'I1I lms wldclmcpl glntitly Appc.c1'.111gc4 muludc Camp Dlx, Athlmtic City, thu N.1x'.1l Plain Clmmr fur Amcrmcgmsu mused prulwngcd .mm - lwcuty .lfIWl.lLlNQ .xt the MllSlC.llL'. r .9- I Huspitgll. and St. MQlI1llllS.S Iwiuthcrs' Aiswcigltlnwu. TM 1 . 5 . E. Tobin, S. Chmielewski, R. Cox. Nl. McKenna, A. Imholf, and A. Rush M. Cartlidge after the ballad of Dennis lVlcGinty. iwx li Ns-....... P. Tully, C. Schrufer, H. Stellman, T. Songster, M. Becker, IW. lVlcHugh enthralled us with Foreboding. -I 'mf Fx Q? , 1 . 3 This poster records bonds and Our Blessed Mother as the Patroness of the United States held place of honor on the Navy Day float. President Margaret Dougherty and W. C. girls act as guard of honor. G. Tate lhas a broken arm! and j. Shief, lis suffering from head in- juries! are being given First Aid by C. Shaw, and P. Trainor, who ex- pertly bandage their injured patients. Billy Penn beams benevolently on our Band, as they marched on Navy Day. From the packed sidewalks came, not a sporadic, but spontaneous and heavy applause for the blue and gold. sales to the value of S350.903.00. Some of the 51,179 keys that C. Schrufer, M. Sicius. M. Blumenthal, Cunningham, R. Fiarini, B. Amato. and E. McDonough succeeded in gathering for W. C. Mary, Mary, not contrary, how does your garden growl' is the slogan of biology students. Attending programs like the Victory Food Show is under two heads, Science and Defense. Spurring West Catholicites on to make our Bond Rally a success are: P. Gallagher, Chief Petty Officer Galla- gher, M. McGoldrick, and Private McGoldrick. Mass Kits worth S1,S00.00, Red Cross donations amounting to S792.00, numerous books, rosaries, plus a giant bomber show our wholehearted cooperation in the national defense drive. ,iv ,f fl , 1 A 5, . Timm g r V Q . 4 .1 1 , X. . m-su--Y Ag, I .W-A 4 J Y-4 Q: HHXUH lirlugu xx 'ml in il. -.1 -I' ' ,Llrlr Bfwlr Ymxx' Hu-c smcwnl hfumrx '9vg:vv--- ffmr vs Hww: 'K' '. 'r -'. Hwwf: 'ky' Iv x Uwe nwrxf Hmm M-.f 9s fs 'a fs ,., .. . -M - -fv- HULL -, lx -' 1,-' uw , mfxzxt, L -.1 .mtlvlx-lm.-' :..w1'J. .xml In I1 UM-T -1 'rx-lv ' T liv !N'.+'-x1l!v- f-fl HWHWN MIK?-':1,fw:1flx':! H ': 1 rf' T , .U-..uwl ,jwvu t-- .1 pngvi ulx 1.1X4.' '..,f f.'1f-f 'I im li f' ': v, .xml .v '-.r m.n1r -Wim' Haw- z -. ' . 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ANY seniors have taken part in Activities that were, it is true, pleasant, hut also timcfconsuming. In recognition of their services. these Seniors have a special part of this hook, from page 98 to 107. The naincs therein included are those supplied hy Faculty lvloderators of the various activities. The key for the numf hers heside the names is found on each page. In the French Play, Abadie KM. Consortol watches Berna- dette 4A. Amiconel as the latter talks with our Lady. Good sportsmanship and West Catholic are synonomous as this picture proves. The team's active coach is Mr. Bonner. Alumnae doings include courses in First Aid, Home Nursing, Red Cross, Day of Recollection, keep- fitl' programs, courses of study and the Breakfast at which the '42 staff of The Gleamw make merry. 1.14 Top Rott' AGNES M. AKiNs 111 1110 South Divinity Street Saint Francis de Sales ANGELINE T. AM1CoNE 111 111 1101 5110 Thompson Street Gui' Lady of Angels EDITH R. AN1?IzLINI 111 5111 1V1aster Street Qur Lady of Angels BEATRICE A. BARBERA 111 131 6314 Kingsessing Avenue Good Shephefd Bottom Rott' HELEN E. BARR 111 6111 Vx'hce1er Street Saint Barnaihzis h1fJS1iP1'1IN1: T. BARR 111 111 6611 Union Street Saint Agatha MARY M. BARRETT 111 624 South 54th Street Transhguration HELENE B. BEATTY 119 113 6513 Allman Street Good Shepherd 111 Studrm fivxcinnicntg 111 LQ fl-trclc Francais: 131 Glue Cflulvz I-11 Verse Cn r tal Orchestrag 1fxI Bandg 1'1 The Reaper: 1SI Cliernistryg 191 Catholic Action 11111 The Reaper Typzst. Top Rott' MARl:ARliT j. Bi-YZRER 141 Qur Lady of Lourdes HELEN F. BissoNETTE 151 Most Blessed Sacrament ELIZABETH R. BOCCELLA 151 161 Saint Rose of Lima 841 XVynnewood Road 1011 South Rediield Street 813 Marlyn Road ELEANOR V. BOYLE 111 131 353 North Edgewood Street Our Lady of Rosary MARY J. BOYLIE 121 171 Most Blessed Sacrament DoR's M BR'Xf1x1'X 181 Saint Alitt Stonehur t MARY A BRKNN11 AN 191 Saint G eeory 56114 Vfhithy Ayen ue 41 Chatham Road, Upper Darby 5113 Girard Avenue Bottom Row 1V1.-XRY R. BRLEN 131 111 191 1V1ost Blessed Sacrament .ANNA M. BROVVNE 111 Most Blessed Sacrament ETHEL S, BRoxx'N 111 Saint Gregory DOLORES E. BRYAN 131 'fransfiguration .ANNA M. BRYSON 191 Most Blessed Sacrament BL.-XNCHE M. BYRNE 111 Saint Marry ROSEMARY C. CALLAHAN 111 Our Lady of Victory 1911 South 56th 1817 South 57th 5633 Hunter 815 South 58th 1138 South 57th 700 Spruce 349 North Vxfilton Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Top Rim' M. Loriwia C.xMPL':.xNo 111 51134 XX'i1l11ws Avenue Saint Franci- de Salee Y 1.1RS1'LA E. CANNON 111 451 Nnrth 61st Street Our 1.ady f1fRC1F3Ty' SA.-XRKIARII M. CARniN 121 131 1428 Ninth 56th Street Saint Gregnry Evriiiit A. 61111111111 121 131 141 F8311 1,C1Wllll11l1 Avenue Saint BLlT11111N1s fiiittnm Knit' MARY A. fI.1RTiiiu1,i. 151 4659 1.ancaNter Avenue Our Mnthe i' 111 Siirruwf Rmi- M. L.-wir 111 F1161 Ogden Street Our Xintlier' ni Simrrtmw STrr.xNA1A T. Ciixi1ii.ixx'Nk1111151161 3239 Ch:inee11nr Street Saint 1 1en.1w1g C.xTHi-.RlNi-. R. C1Ji.L1Ns 171 8115 North 41Nt Street V Our TV111111CI' 111 Surruw- HCV! Top Run' C.xTHtRiNi- F. CoNL11N 1?1 191.11113 Pierce Drive Saint Gabriel MARY CHNNULLY 141 61137 XK'as1iingtc1n Avenue Saint Carthage Hui.:-.N L, CnNR11Y 181 4316 Pine Street Saint Francis de 521194 Xfi.-XRY A. CUNSURT11 191 1111 F126 Maxter Street Our Lady nf Angels .AHNI24 S. f111XXX'.-XY 141 461 Lanea-ter Avenue. Bryn Mawr Our fwiother ni Good Cnnnxel M.xa1:.xRifr M. C11Nxx'.xY 1-11 1432 Snnth X'ntlge4 Street Mint B15-Ned Sacrament jam. A. f,1111N1'.1.1.X 11111 M11-t B1eNNed Sacrament 3319 Greenway Avenue if Buttiwn Rott' Giaratnt M, Cnntirs 191 71153 Vfheeler Street Saint Clement 6431 Grays Avenue luis:-Ltr V. C1RiNr.N 181 Saint Bziriizthzw RIWLINA M. CVLIN 111 6119 C11hh1 Creek Parkway Saint Carthage .ANNA M. Ci'TiiHi.RT 151 4515 Che-ter Avenue Saint Francis de SaleQ RUHNA N1 CVRTISS 111 65118 E1I11X.K'L.lOd Axeniie Saint Barnahax 1X1-RRY A. Dmti 111 '73 Snnth Ithan Street TI'lll1Ni1gllFZlf1111l KA'1k111.1'1'N E. Dwi Ni'11RT 1l1 131 9-15 Snnth 511th Street Saint Francix de Salei 111 Siiielvixi linvriinit-rirg Ill 11rr1it-1tr.i1 131 11.111113 1-11 1111-tt 111n1t: 151 Verse: 161 f.1n'iiiiftrv1 1 1 1..nni-rxi C.11i'iL 1X1 1..ithn11e Aetinng 1111 Li' Cxrclu 1'r.ine.n41 11 'I Latin f.11:11g 1111 T111 Rvijvvr Tvgnut. f 1 ' iw ,ff M, 5 f Top Rott' Aiitzi 1V1,D13l1.111R1Y 113 163 '1'r4inN1igui'itt1oti Axxt G, Doi uriiirrx' 163 Stunt Iirxtneis de Stilex MAtv,.aRrT B. Dot'c,rirRrY 113 Saint Czilhstus ELi:.xr1ifrH H. Dortt 113 Saint C1crncnt Metiui. F. Dt in' 113 Saint Rowe of Luna just E. Dt'FR.u'xi 113 Szunt Vratneif de Saue- Aiirzi M. Dt NN 113 Uur Lttdy of Victory is A it Top Rott' MAR1,.atuT M. Dir KIR 113 F133 Race Street s Our Lady of Victory KATHRYN F. Di-mira 113 QQ' . N . r ' 1' ' ' 'Z , 1. I 111 N ' ir r' 4 I 1,14 C,1ur1 113 The 4r1t-rim Tri:-t 1 I U 1 ot... r ...rr .. H .1 Uri l..:r. iz: Aetur Fu The R ti F191 1..ire1wvood Axenue -1' Qouih Stunt Berng 1111 11121 North 67th 1--- -.- -i1P South 1311.1 9 X111111 Rediic 1d 11118 South 46th 37 No: th ,'X11:N 1311 Street Street Street Street Street St reet t... Huttom Rule Clxriiiiuxi T. Dt xx 163 Ti'4ii1Niigt1i'41t1oi1 K. Dtxx 153 Blessed Saierzunent ji AN N104 .lux M. DIQNN 173 Our Ivlothcr of Sorrows ANNA M. Esiiorrro 113 113 Stunt Donato Rirfx H. EVANS 163 Tmnfiigtiriition 1V1AR1,AR1T A. FMAN 113 Stunt Ahee. Stonehurit Hiiix T.14.uurv 113 Stunt 1irzrneiN de 3tt1eN 11111141711 Rot 1' 1 'North 6 -. I1 Bgiymd Road. hyper 16 South 46th Street Saint Franctr Mitiwrcrn E. Dr :V1ARO 123 de Sauer ' ' 6564 Lan-downe Avenue Stunt Ca111ftus ANNA R. D1C113Ci1'11J 133 155 North Simpson Street Saint Donato 411lN11'111N1 X D1CiR11r1lR113 1-13 1915 South 57th Street xiust B1ewet1 Sztcrgunent Lu tux T. DiSTrr.xNo 113 111'-4 Yorth 67th Street Saint Ca11istui Eti:Arsi.TH M. Doxruax F736 Hunter Street 143111 Stunt Ro-e of Linux fx1.wu,ARi r M. Doxrix 163 Ind Street Stunt Ruxe 411, 1.i..i.r F715 H.i:e1 Avenue I1-16 South Frazier 4951 Pzirrifh 518 North 6-4th 5743 Christian 61 17 South Flnd Street Street Street Street Diirhy Street 1 Top Row Hrtr N R. l'l'.If.lll4RY fly Stunt Agatha MARY R. lfrxrrt' fly 'I-filllrllgllfklfltyll C.,t..uru-. M. I-rruu fly Milli Blessed Saeranrent MARY M, Flxtrx' fly fly Sa1nt Gregory Clxrrirklxr A.l'1xxruxx fly Nloxt Blessed Sacrament all.- 1-l-ll lil lly fflee X erse Chu lluy Le Lerele ' Brandywine Street 7349 Uvtge Avenue South Sith Street 7 North 57th Street 1339 xX'llllyXk'S Avenue 16 Sf K,xru1.1-1.N T. l:fyRSI'l tt fly -. Mo-t Blesxed Saerarnent fNl.XRI'll.-X C. lfrtrl f3y ff Most Blefsed Saeralnent ruth Cfonextoga Street Y. Q . venue ll XX urln ton 'X n n I y fllrlrolrf :Ken--nz ily Orchestra: fry Llulyg fly Student fan.-rru lr 1: - Gy Leaders flluhg f'y flhernlwzrv flluiwg fyly L.mn flluhg Wy The Reaper: Frangan. Bryttom Rum' 1 Al.lfZl. T. Cm1.1..rxc,rrl-It fly Mcyxt Blewed Sac aunent flATill'RINIQ lf. G.x1.1..yu:1n.rt f-ly Our Lady of Lourdes ELIZ.-Xl1l.TIl T. Cl.-Xl.I,.-XlQIIl'R f3l Our Nlother of Sorrows Maur T, G.-XI.LAf,lil R f3y Our Lady of Lourdee fvl.uu,t'r.R1Tr M. G.Xl.I.If1llIfy fly Sannt Carthage :Xxxr CZ, Gnuroxx fly Saint Cqtrtlrage Mun' M. LIIICHRISI' fiy Saint Ba:nalyaN Top Rum' ELIZABI-Tu XY. Gn.1.1x fly 65F8 XYindsor Terrace Gfyfyd Slltpllllld Tl.Rl-.NA M. Gorzxrxx f6y 7ll South 56th Street V TIAllIlSllQll!'QlITlylY IKNNI. M. Gfmxltrfx' fly 64107 Allman Street Good Sh-Jrlrerd Tr-Rrsx C. Crum' fly I3 South 4-4th Street S.nnt ,lame- Bmtloyyr Run' iloax G. Greuiau f7y f8y My 77l7 PLll l'iN'lUXN' Road. Hxehland Paul: Sxunt Laurence fN'lARY T. Gmriaxl f-ly llli South Flnd Qtreet Saint Franew de Sale- Nl.-XRIUN T. Grur-.Nt fly Saint Ynneent Saint XYIHCCIII. Drexel Hall G1.oR1A H. Gl'.msLroNt flfyy 133 Nozth Uzow Street S.nnt Dfynillxr 5408 Trixnty Place 1955 North 6lNt Street FU37 Parri-h Street 1837 Vfynnew mymy d Road 3 5928 flnylNlWN Creek l.lrkw.ty 4l7 South 61-t Street Jill South lfelt:-n Street 1411 111 The liltntmg 111 The Rtutprrg 111 C11 rtlf 1er.1n.'.ufg 141 S?11,11m 1.. 1.e41Jerf Ciluleg 1111 The R1 .xrwt Txptxu 4-1 Lttun flluhz IN1 flgnhulle Aetn C.1utrrg 1114 Urche-tra: 1111 Bund: 1111 1,11-mx-Irv ffluhl 1131 4211-1 Clluh. Top Rme NIARY C. 1'1A1.1.1I1.-XY 111 11118 South 51st Street Sarnt Francis de Sales GLORIA S, HHLLRNAN 121 131 141 1430 North F9th Street Saint Rose of Lima Axx M. Htexm' 1F1 810 South 60th Street S.unt Carthage 1.. L.J1'If1- H1rst.1N4 1-11 4417 Sherwood Roald. BztlttfCvnxvj.'d Stunt Mzxtthizw jfxxr. M. Hl1'1'1t. 141 61511 Charge Avenue Stunt Cauthatge Hmtttttr A. HK1111.11'1.11 141 161 931 Atwood Ruud Stunt Catlh-tus H111.1.N T. 1'1111.1..-XNI1 141 11,149 North 67th Street Stunt f,1Zll1lFtL1' tv.-rnrnt-mg 171 tn: 1441 Ntrbe Bottom Rott' MAIMQARLT E. HoLLAxtu 121 71-f.?111511QlL1fliI1O1'1 TLRLSA M. Hovvn 181 Salnt Gregory 1V1.-XRLQARIXT 1. HL'L1H.AN 141 Saint Agatha ANNA T. HL'NT 141 Trttmlrgurattion M. Ell1.1,N HYLAND 111 Trzmstrgurzttion AxxLM.1rv1t1ottf 191 Stunt Clement ELLANOR A. 101110 1101 Stunt Donato 111 14-13 N 6 Vfztlnut Street orth 54th Street 3711 Haverford Avenue 1 4 3 7 lrvtng Street F457 Pine Street North Front Street. Dztrhy 6116 XX'e -t Girard Avenue We Tun Row RITA M. jmioat 1101 1111 1121 1118 South 66th Street Saint Clement Ftuxvt N D, A1.-XRR1 LL 141 71111 Guyer Avenue Stunt fflement Rem- M. .11.1.Al.1ATx 11?-1 3911 Faurruuunt Avenue Stunt Agatha Htnufx R,.1UN1.i 181 1311 Suuth 53rd Street Mtmst Blessed Szterzunent Bottum Ruta' ELMNUR T. Alrnur 141 16FF North 61-t Street Stunt Ru-e of Lima C.-XT111'R1N1'.fV1.K.-KN1: 141 15111 South Lluyd Street Saint C1eruent S.aR.41i VI, KAN1 181 1817 South Allmmn Street Most Blesfed Satertunent .KHNLS T. KHN.-xx 141 6017 Oxford Street Our Lady of Lourdes lu! 1 K K 1 Top Row Rim T, K1'l.l.1:Y 113 1940 South 39th Street Most Blessed Sacrament FRANc:ies G. KELLY 113 905 North 43rd Street Our Mother of Sorrows ,IANI1 M. KI'L1.Y 113 Crooked Lane, King Manor Saint Augustine. Bridgeport LALR.-K E. KI'TT1'.RI.1Nl'9 123 941 North 513th Street Our Mother of So:'i'o-.xs Bottom Ron' CLARI' M, Kitti-1 x 113 613613 Allman Street clfllld Sl1L'Pl1k'Td M.1R1,.1Ri-'r M. KRi im R 133 5711 Chester Avenue Most Blessed Sacraizzeut xlfixi A. K1 r: 113 16133 South 68th Street Saint Barnahas C-XTH1.R1Nl'.X'1. L.aiiiRI'Y 113 143 153 6346 Grays Avenue Saint Barnahas 1 . Top Rott' Coxsraxczi-. L. LAGi 11114 133 163 Saint Anihrose ELIZABETH j. LARRIN 173 Saint Francis de Sales EL11ANOR M. 1.,.-XRSUN 133 Most Blessed Sacrament MARY' T, LAVLRY 123 Transhguration TVTARY L. LrNo1R 113 163 fviost Blessed Sacrament MARIS A. LRXMAN 133 183 193 31 Saint Cohnan SARAH, M. Liivninx 163 Transliguratzon 'Y 4 T 'uf Z' We '82 if ...ff '3 51321 Penway Avenue 5113 Hazel Avenue 5622 Behnar Terrace 57-11 Delancey Street 1537 South 58th Street 7 Inwood Road, Ardmore 5543 Addison Street Bottom Rott' R1JYizNl.-XRY R. Loi situ 193 Saint Gregory :VTARY E. Lomax 193 Most Blessed Sacrament -1ANii D. Loxiz 113 Saint Carthage Mant-.ttirsip A. LYx1:1i 143 153 .31 ' 1 952 Y 2 ta U 15213 Xoith F6th 1115 South Ruhy 592-1 Chestnut 1193 Street Street Street 27 Larchwood Avenue, Bywood Saint Lawrence, Highland Park ELIIANOR M. MMQRARN 113 Saint Rose of Lima Sf1AR1D.-XRIET F. MAoi'iR1i 193 Saint Francis de Sales jmxxi. A. TVTANIUN 133 Good Shepherd 145 I North Fe1ton Street 513133 Florence Avenue 6717 Trinity 113 Student Cmxernment: 123 The llleam Tvpzstg 133 1i1ee ffluhg 1-13 The 153 1.e Ccrcle Frantaisz 163 Catholic Acriong 1'I ffa 111'I Chemistry Cluh. Q Place Reaper mera flluhg 1'i3 Bandg 193 Orchestra 1133 'Top Row MARIE E. MANNES 113 123 120 North 2nd Street. Darby Saint Clement Biucan MARRIJN 113 123 1545 South 53rd Street Most Blessed Sacrament MARIE A. MCANALLY 133 5118 Haverford Avenue Our Lady of Victory f G1'N1:VIEX'E E. MctBRIf1ARTr 143 39013 Poplar Street Saint Agatha Hottoin Rriw lV1AR1QAR1iT L, lVl1ifll.13N141-Y 113 133 2247 South Felton Street , Saint Barnahas RosErv1ARv E. MciCoNNrLL 133 5615 Rodman Street Transhguration lV1AR1rl'IiRITl'. C. Mc1CoRRI.I: 113 123 5154 Reno Street Our Lady of Victory Hl'.lrl:N T. MflCl3RK1lf1K 133 4246 Pennsgrove Street Our Mother of Sorrow- 1l3 li f'lIh 123 Catholic Action: 133 Student Hnvcrnnient: 1-13 Le flerclc Franca ,cc ,ll . J 1:3 Ureht-srrzig 153 Latin Cluhg 173 The Reaper: N3 Xcrse Choir: 103 The fllvatn. Top Rom' HI-I I x M. MKIDI'.Rb.113TT 153 1229 South 513th Street Saint Francis de Sales MARY T. Ml1DI'.N'l'TT 163 Transhguration A 52 3 3 Larchvvood Avenue ELIZABLTI1 A. MlIDON1.Jl'lSH 113 193 173 5909 Chester Avenue Most Blessed Sacrament .ANNA E. MKZFALHDIZN 113 Saint Gregory Rosii M. MCZFALDIHEN 113 133 143 173 lV1ost Blessed Sacrament X71iR1JSICA T. MCGEARY 133 Tfii11S1lQ1Llf2lfllJI1 PATRICIA F. Mr:GINNIss 173 Saint Francis de Sales 5331 Stiles Street 5334 Pentridge Street 5446 Catherine Street -1422 Osage Avenue Bottom Rott' MARY M. MCGRAII. 133 Saint Callistus MARY T. MC1Hl'1i11 183 193 Our Lady of Lourdes NIARY 1. MCKENNA 183 193 Most Blessed Sacrament MARIE T. IVICIQERN.-XX 133 Saint Agatha JANE M. MCLAvI1Rrv 123 Saint Gregory ALICE G. MCLIEAN 133 163 193 Transliguration Vwv1NlFR1i13 M. Niki.-X1.I1flf 123 Transiiguration 1223 Atv -.'1 11.3 d Road 6-163 VN'oodcrest Avenue 15213 South XXv1lfOIl Street 721 North 35th Street 1667 North XX'ilton Street 5527 Vfliitliy Avenue 5-147 Irving Street Ku Top Row GLORIA M, MILLI-.R 111 121 1924 South Redfield Street Most Blessed Sacrament E1.i1ANoR C, Mixuoxia 131 1-11 Z-49 North Vodges Street Our Lady 111 X'icto: .' vs' IKNN,-X'l.lVlITf1111iL1. 121 -15112 Brown Street Our Mother ot Sorro'.ys f,lJN1I1:T'I'.-K G. MUST! 131 6152 Vine Street A Our Lady ol tht- Rosary Bottam Row LORIETTA M. lVll1ON1'Y 151 511116 Cedar Avenue , Saint Frances de Sales E1IZ.AB1'T11 A. Mori-R 111 lil North Sickle Street Our Lady of Yietrwi Ni.-XRY R. Ml'1.L1-R 161 116 Chestnut Street. Colwyn Saint Clement LVLXRY M. fV1Y1'.RS 141 1669 N, Allison Street Saint Gregory ,A- Tup Rott' IVIARIE U, IN.-XLL 131 Essex and Lansdowne Avenues. Lansdowne Saint Philomena M.A17hLINIz 1. N.ARK 121 2726 North 45th Street. Ba1afCj,nwyd Saint Mathias HELLN T. NEXK'B12R1L 1F1 5121 NX'arrington Avenue Saint Francis de Sales IVL-XRY C. LNOLAN 121 S11 North 39th Street Saint Agatha IVI.-XR1Q,-XRLT T. 0.L1f.iRY 171 922 North 51st Street Our fdother of Sorrows LVL-XRY G. O'M.AR.K 181 F3119 Pentridge Street Most Blessed Sacrament RIT.-K M. P.-xRs11Ns 121 51129 Girard Avenue Saint Gregory 3' Bottom Rom' MARtaAR1iT M. PATT1'.RS11X 121 218 South Milliek Street Saint Carthage ELEANOR L. PI-.NNINMTUN 121 191 11111 7177 Saybrook :Menue Saint Clement FRANCL-.S R. Piiri-.Rs 121 1111 471111 Sansom Street Saint Frances de Sales Lotisr A. Pmotto 121 62117 Vine Street Our Lady of the Rosary GLURIA R. Ql'lriI 141 57116 Florence Avenue Most Blessed Sacrament IV1.-RRY T. QVINLAN 121 633 Dayton Road. Bryn fxiawr Our Mother ol' Good Counse1 Blfjl K. RAH11 1-11 837 XYynnewood Road Our Lady of Lourdes 111 C..ith1.lie Agn--:ig 121 S:1:J.'nt 1.1111-rx-'n.rt. lrl 1i.uz.i: 141 l1renvsrr.1: 121 Lt-airs f'li'l1' 161 fhniistrv filuln: I-1 The llli-,mr T-:pi-1. 141 The 1211-.ung 1111 Iviatlnvrnnie-1 1111 Latin filulfg 1111 Ill,-e Chnl' 111.1 og.. 3 , . 9 1 ,C Y K gy 1? ny +2 32 Top Row fV1.-XRY C. Ri-Imax 113 123 133 3319 Xxvilllillt Street Saint james TV1.-XR12,-XR1 r D. RI'.I1.l,Y 113 -1661 Lancafter Avenue Our Mother of Sorrows TX1AR1A L. R131711xx'Hi, 143 21133 South 66th Street Good Shepherd X'r1:i.1A T. Roxmxl 153 F129 Mafter Street I Our Lady of Angels 11111111371 Rota' CL.-XIRI R. Rorii 1-33 163 173 17213 North 52nd Street Saint Gfeuo Loriw V. Ro'rH 113 1213 North Vfilton Street Saint Gregory JXNNA M, RLNH 183 1828 South Conestoga Street Most Blessed Sacrament Pniioxii-NA T,R1'S41J 113 133 193 -114 North Simpfon Street Saint Donato Ill 1.1 1.11111 1111115.11 1 7 3 Latin 1 lulig 1 13 Stn,11'1it 1i11'.t-r1i:m'11g 1-13 Uiclu'-tr.1 1,3 14111111111 Among 1113 Mini 1 3 T111 1111111 T 1 ,, . ,, 111.1, 11 31.,11 1..1 1,11.1. 1113 T1 Heart ll 3-1-111 1.1..1m, vpift: 1343 Ytr-1' 1,l111zrg 1113 1'li1'm1ftrx Tvf RUM' 15111117171 Roz: D13I13R1S M. Sunoet 11133 C7118 Chhhk 111-Qtek PllI'l-QXR'Q13' 5-'1 ',RY A. Fxiirii 133 S113 Bullock Avenue. Yeadon Good Shepherd Saint Louis Qnaatorrif S1i11R1'11.R 153 21171 North 63rd Street ANNA T, S131.L1o 113 133 -31349 Poplar Street Our Lady oi Louides Our Lady of Angela AA111N1S M. S1'1IL'H1-RT 113 1113 6-184 XX'13odh1ne Ax-enue Tl11:111tSE B. Soxwrta 133 183 1123 Ou: Lady ol Lourdes Saint Clement 16 Notth Front Street, Darby CFtTi1I'RINIiIS.-SiI1,'LLIN 133 F23N13rth 32nd Street Erizamirii j. Srurs 173 4714 Baltimore Avenue Our 1V1other of Sorrows Saint Frances de Salef STLLLA F, S111..-X1,'TER 163 F429 Vine Street MARY T. STACK 123 193 52-13 Catherine Street Our Lady of Victory Tra1is11guration Maru' T. Sitinf 153 173 SFF North -12nd Street ,ASNNX M. ST,-XI,'FFIfR 133 173 257 South Sith Street Our Nlother of Sorrows Tramiieuration H1'LI1N E. SKIXNI-R 133 ?139 Delancey Street Hiftifx T. S1'ii1.1,x1AN 133 183 F812 Pcntrzclge Street Saint Francis de Sales Most Blessed Sacrament 6 WW 113 Urclicstrag 113 Ulu' Cluhg 133 The fllt-arn Tvpistg 1-13 Verse: 133 Le Franczusg 163 Tliu Rcaperg 173 Cathulie Aclirrng 183 Suidrn! llffwrrimtntg 103 l.t'ad1-rs Twp Rait- D. STRXXZARIH 113 6-H35 Garinan Terrace Barnabas IVL-XRY Saint IVIARHARX-IT Nl. STRAIN 113 112 Vfest Lancaster Avenue. Ardmore Saint Colman Hl:!.IiN M. SXVEENLY 113 7634 Bartrani Avenue Saint Raphael GLORIA D. THORNTON 123 133 Z3 North Second Street, Dai-by Saint Clement ELIZABETH A. TOBIN 143 61312 Nassau Road Saint Rose of Lima YOLANDA T, ToMAshTTi 153 4959 Stiles Street Our Lady of Angels IVIARY L. TOXYNSEND 123 6124 Larcliwuod Avenue Saint Carthage Bultum Row .AXIS-.lI.-X A. rl-l'RNI:R 163 Our Lady ul' Lourdes .ANNA M. Xl.-KI.I',N13Tli 173 183 Saint Gregory MARY T VYYALSH 183 Saint Ruse of Lima DOROTHY 1. VJASSLRMANN 113 Most Blessed Sacrament Nl.-XRY M. VVYILLIAMS 183 Must Blessed Sacrament MARY T. YOUNG 193 Saint Gregory .hex . . ugqgab: as Alix 1 -.23 f ? x,W.fk nf, K ,NSA - xr A 21146 North 63rd F415 Sharswond 1-448 North 62nd KI.-rt lt' Clulu Street Street Street 59-47 Springfield Avenue 5910 Ykfindsor Avenue 1587 North 32nd Street 107 TOP Ron' Ctonm M. Amare 6301 Sayhroolt Avenue Saint Barnabas Rosi .-X. .'xII'.LLU l65 North 61nd Street n Our Lady ol the Rosary Cxtiiiaixi' C .-Xi.i.i-N 5354 Cedar flwenue k Rosi N. Axtoxi f1c'1 210 North 6-ith Street Saizit Donati- Bottom Rim' Hr-.Li N P. Ai uiwrixi I6llP South 8-ith Street Saint Raphael C..xT1iiRixi j. Bmits I7 Heekanioic Road. BalafCynxx'ytl Saint MllIIl1lllS. BalafCynwyd 'l'i,Rrv. M. B.-KIRIU 5809 Peniheiton Street Transliguration Mann C Baaartxi-,T 37177 XYillows Avenue Most Blewed Sacrament 'I of ROLL' K.-vrii mx T. Batzxt Q Traneliguration Ci,rtii.i.x M. BARRY Tranxtiguration :Xxx L. Biewzx Saint Franeix de Sale- IVI.-XRII D. Brit-,Rs Saint Barnabas .ANNA R. Bi1Li.iov.aNr Saint Donato C.xTHt1R1Ni1 A. BLNCKERT Good Shepherd Carnitaixia M. BESCHLN Our fvlother ol Sorrows Tranfliguratiot' '3 FU Larchwood Avenue 829 South Alli-on 704 South 49th 6447 Garnian 6-403 Carlton 2119 South 66th 49-ll Hoopcs Street Street Street Street Street Street Bottnm Rott' .lOSl'.PllINl M. Bimwu Tranefiguration HI'QLl:N.K T. Buxt- Most Blessed Sacrament Hur'-,N V. BL1JlJNH'llI1.l' Saint Barnahau ELIZABETH M. Boxutt Saint Carthage Mako.-xRE'r C. Boiciu Saint Raphael KATHLELN M. Bovctti Saint Agatha Caarntnt Bott.:-. Our Lady of Victory 821 South :Xlhfon Street 5340 Yoeuin Street 6436 Dick- Avenue 418 South 6lft Street 8628 Ezutwiek Avenue 438 North St-ith Street 213 North Paxon Street Top Row CATHERINE E. DELANEY TransHguration MARU.-xRET T. Di3L.1.NH' Saint james 476 For lVl.-KRY j. Dttaxiii' Saint Augustine THIQRSSA B. Dtvixe l ransligufation iiNNfi M. Di-.WIN Our Mother of Sorrows L.L'CILLE M. Dnvtix Qur Lady of Lourdes 5629 Cedar Avenue 3714 Locust Street d Street. Bridgeport. Pa. 218 South 33rd Street 5011 Parrish Street 6034 Columbia Avenue RIT.-K M. DI lVlARllJ 414 North Simpson Street Saint Donato- lfottam Rau' CONCETTA M. Di PRiNce Our Lady of Angels YOLANDA J. Di SAR1o Saint Clement Eitiinx S. DoHhRTi' Most Blessed Sacrament CATHERINE M. DoHrRTi' Saint Agatha ANNA M, Doxiiaxx Our Mother of Sorrows Axxfx M. Doxxiiti' Good Shepherd lJJRIiTT.-X T. Doxoxx-xx Saint Clement 1303 North 50th Street 2617 Island Road 1618 South Fra:ier Street 500 North 3-4th Street BSI North Farson Street 6320 Allman Street 6932 Buist .'xX'CI1llC Top Rott MxRi R Doxoxxx 101 Mill Rold Lpper Dirhx int 'Xliee Stoithu t MARQ ARiT M Dot L HERTY 1 1 Montrose Axenue Rosemont Pa Saint Thomas ol Xillanoxa Muze ARYT T Dot: iiLRTi ll Vsest Sexenth Strett Bridgeport P1 Saint 'Xuvu tine ELE-XNOR E Doitii Carman Street Sunt Ciei ent bottom Rott 'VL-RRY A. DRIVER 6016 Theodore Street Saint Barnwhai si1x1ARi' H. l.Jl'l'l 'Y .'4 Souti 5-nd Str t Saint Francis ' a 's HiiLi.N A. Dt'RK1N 1003 South 'Xlden Street ist Blesse Sacrament K,KTIlLl.IpN D1'RK1N 5218 Rodman Street Transhguration ng Ill 'Top Row DOLORES T. DIQVAL Transhguration MARGARET M. DVVYER Most Blessed Sacrament RITA T. ELDRIDGE Saint Agatha EILEEN j. FAHY Good Shepherd ANNA M. FALLON Saint Gregory ROSALINE D. FEENEY lV1o-at Blessed Sacrament MARY JANE A. FLLIX Transfiguration 509 South sith Street 1636 South Conestoga Street 3808 Fairmount Avenue 6128 Kingsessing Avenue 5539 Master Street 5952 Trinity Place 5455 Cedar Avenue Bottom Row ALGIE R. FIDANZA Our Lady of Angels MARIE C. FIN NAREN Transfiguration MARi1ARET T. FINNERTY Saint Callistus IALMA B. FISHER Our Mother of Sorrows lV1ARCll'1iR1TE M, Fisci-IER Saint Carthage CATHERINE A. FlTZ1Q1rR.-11.15 Transhguration MAR-.ARET C. FITZPATRICK Saint Barnabas 5045 Lancaster Avenue 5814 Vv'ashington Avenue 918 Edgemore Road 4100 Aspen Street 6235 VValnut Street 5331 Catherine Street 2610 South 61st Street Top Row AILEEN T. FLANNERY 1508 South Wilton Street Most Blessed Sacrament HELFLNE A. FLYNN 3721 Spruce Street Saint james RLQQINA V. FLYNN 2505 Carroll Street Saint Clement FRANCES A. FoRn 1244 South Saint Bernard Street Saint Francis de Sales Bottom Row Rosfi T. FORLINI 4956 Kershaw Street Our Lady of Ang YoLANnA M. Foscto 219 North Simpson Street Saint Donato MARY B. For Radnor Avenue, lthan Saint Thomas of Villanoxa MARIE j. FRANCHI-,'r'rii 5516 Oxford Street Saint Gregory 112 cle Top Row Rose M. Bout 608 North 37th Street Saint Agatha MARY P. BRoxx'N 1648 South Conestoga Street Most Blessed Sacrament MARY T. Biztxxha 5755 Haddington Street Saint Rose ol' Lima H.NXN.Nli T. Btaxia 36U2 Amen Street Saint Agatha Bottom Row Ax1.i1.A R. CA: 1.AiiAN F017 Florence Avenue Saint l'raneiN de Sales KArH1.11 N T. C.-Xl,I.All.-KN 3905 Fairmount Avenue Saint Agatha V1R1,is:iA A. CANTALVPI 4018 Green Street Saint Agatha Rosrxmay E. CARBON 537 North Felton Street Our Lady of Rosary Top Row EXiSfA S. CARL Our Lady of Victory E1.I3ANoR M. C.-KRLIN Saint Cyril. Lansdowne MARY T, C.-XRRICK Saint Clement Evi-.LYN j, CARsoN Saint Laurence. Highland Park Yot.-xxoA T. CASALI-. Good Shepherd Aoxi Q M. CAS!-.Y fVlo4t Blesaed Sacrament LVL-XRIZARLT A. CAS:-.Y Moat Bleseed Sacrament 238 North 53rd Street 282 Sheffield Road 2644 Halhrook Street HU North Carol Boulevard 6043 Regent Street 1643 South Conestoga St eet 1643 South Conestoga Street Bottom Rott' C.-XTHYRIXE T. CASH Saint Rose ol Linia A x NA M, Cmsim' Tranfliguration Doizoinx' L. CASQIDY Our Lady ol Lourdea Fitortif XA C. Cnitvixo Our Mother of Sorrow -ll'I.l.-X M. C1AxftAtpt1N1 Saint Calli4tu4 Eii:Aii'rii M. CLiARi Tranatiguration hd.-Vllw.-XLI x T. Cor-i i-Y N Ilo.-t Llewed Sacrament 1434 North Hirst Street F429 Chrixtian Street Upland Vfay. Overhr rrii lt 49117 :X-pen Street 11118 North 67th Street F439 Uxage Avenue N37 South Cecil Street lofi Top Roll' RosIxIARv C. CoRc1oRAN Mtist Blessed Sacrament ENTNIA G, Cosm' Our Lady of Rosary ELLEN C. COFTELLO Saint Clement RITA H. Cox Transhguration DOROTHY M. CR.AIc:III1.xI1 Saint Vincent RLUINA T. CRANILR Our Lady of Victory ELIZABETH A, CRossr.IAN Transtiguration F329 Pentridue Street North Vv'anamal4er Street 2330 South 70th Street 5649 Pemberton Street Saint Vincent. Drexel Hill S432 Vv'estniinster Avenue 5407 Norfolk Street Top Row HELEN M. CoLI-.MAN 8337 Botanic Avenue Saint Raphael KATHLEEN T. COLEMAN 5225 Catherine Street A Transhguration MARY A. CoLLMAR F840 Cedarhurst Street M Transliguration DoRoTIIY T. CoNLiN 651W Reedland Street Saint Barnahas Bottom Rott' MARQQARET M. CONLIN 34 North 56th Street Our Lady of X Ictory TEREsA A. CoNNoLLi' S003 Vfillows Avenue Saint Francis de Sales Iosi PIIINI- R. CoNsIIiINI1 11340 Parrish Street A Our Nlother of Sorrow PATRICIA M. Cooler 5-145 Chester Avenue Most Blessed Sacrament Bottom Rott' EIINA A. CRoxx'I-LL 6517 Paschal! Avenue Saint Clement R091-.ANNE A. CI'NNINtsIIAxI 216 Avon Road, Upper Darby Saint Alice. Stonehurst TERESA M. CL'NNINGHAxI 4928 XVestminster Avenue Our Mother of Sorrows FRANcEs A. CVRRAN 1823 South 57th Street Most Blessed Sacrament CATHERINE T. DALY 6336 Chester Avenue Good Shepherd IWUIRA B. DALLY 6125 Nassau Road Our Lady of Lourdes LILLIAN T. DAVID 325 North Vfiota Street Saint blames Top Rott' 1'R.xNr:i,s T. I'Ri run 430 North 38th Street Saint Agatha MAR4:ARi3r E. C-Ai I-Ni-.Y 936 North Parson Street Our Ninther of Sorrows Rim T. G.-Rl..-XNAITZII 40 North Parson Street Our Lady of Yietory jmxxiz 1V1.GAl,I..-XKr1l1.R 6332 Reedland Street Saint Barnahas Bottom Ruta' 1V1lRIAM E. G.a1.i..m,iiiii 2724 Oaknrunt Road. Ardmore Saint Denis ANN A. Guanxia 1911 Smith 1than Street Must Blessed Saerainent Etizaisnrii B. Gaaruiir 6521 Vfindsor Terrace Gund Shepherd Etrzaarrn T. Girniasiax 6633 Lansdowne Avenue Saint Gallistus Twp Roll' CATH!-.Rlfxlz T. Cnisnx Saint Gregory Etmxon M. Gitrsaini-, Saint Agatha Mawr. T. Gltti-svii-, Must Blessed Sacrament 1V1ARCI'.1.l.A R, GI1.l NJN Saint Ruse of Lnna 1V1ARY P. Gmssxiiui-. Most Blessed Saeranient ELIZABILTH M. GVNN Our Mcmther of Sorrows 1V1.-XRIE E. Hmzxrrr Our Lady of Victory F633 Stewart Street 38114 Spring Garden Street ,624 Kingsessing: Avenue F45 North Vfanarnaker Street 16-H1 South Conestoga Street 4655 Lancaster Avenue -12-4 North XX'i1tisn Street Bnttom Run' Maamair F. Hanaarx' Mnmst Blessed Sa-:rainent JEAN M. HANNA Saint Agath a Lmxoiu-. 1. H.KRKlN Our Lady of Lourdes ,ANNA M, PIARKINN Must Blessed Sacrament Hipri-.N P, HAR'rxr,x' Most Blessed Sacrament M.xRr,Aru-T M. 1'1.-XRTY Good Shepherd LURLTTA A, Huis Saint Patrick. Nurristmui, Pa. F147 Rinehart Street 631 North Lvniun Street 1651 Simlllh F7 6S 1111-1 De Ka1h 1152 Mariyn Rnad Lirideiixx-und Street in Malenhn Street 6 Chester Avenue Stieet, Xirrristuwn 1121 Top Row MARii.kRET D. I'I1'.AVIIY 1733 North 59th Street Saint Rose of Liina Ti1RisA C. H1if21ART1' 5134 Ogden Street y Our Lady ul Yietwry ELIZAHET11 G, Htxxixig 6312 Regent Street Gund Shepherd MARH. M. Hnaraiat 1212 North Vfiltiun Street Saint Gregwry Bottom Rott' MARY C. Hixi-,S 1441 North Edgewood Street Saint Rive of Luna Gr:RALniNi1 T. Him' 3711 Brandywine Street Saint Agatha ELIZABIQTH A. Hosnntt 812 South ilst Street Saint Francis de Salef CATIIPQRINIA M, Huirry1Ax 417 Kent Road, Upper Darhy Saint Carthage Top Rou- MARt:AReT H. Hoi-'PMAN Saint Barnabas DOROTHY D. H47LL.ANIH Our Lady of Victory DOROTHY M. HQOLANAN Saint Carthage lV1.-XRY G, I'IlJPI..-XMAZIAN Saint Agatha MARTHA T. HUR.AN Our Lady of Victory EILEEN E. HLJSEY Transhguration El.1ZX111fT1i J. HllI'S1.R Most Bleffed Sacrament 2649 South 61nd Street 524 North 53rd Street 736 South 60th Street 3724 Fairmount Avenue F115 Ogden Street 828 South 53th Street 5-119 Regent Street Bottom ROLL' MARQQARET M. Htiants Our Lady of Victory XVERONICA T. Huants Saint Vincent MARUARET M. HVXT Good Shepherd SARAH 1. jAxiisoN Moet Blessed Sacrament MAR Y I josr Transnguration C0Nr.:rTTA C. jovixttti Our Lady oi Angels ELIZAHI-.T11 M. jl'ni.i-. Saint Barnahas '17 North Creighton Street Saint Vincent. Drexel Hill 6169 Reinhart Street 5644 Chester :Avenue 5647 Catherine Street 1304 North Farftm Street 6342 Vxiheeler Street Top Rott' ELRIIRA M. KANE 5648 VVa1ton Avenue Transfigiiration TIII-RI-.sA F. KANI-. 727 Edgemore Road TERI.sA E. KEARNEY 1214 South 60th Street Saint Ciirtlmge IXNNI: M. KI-ENAN 61177 Chester Avenue G Bvtlimi Ron' EIIITII bl. KI-LI.I-.III.R 5 5 54 Lzirehwood :Xven ue Trunsiigiirattion MART' E. KI-.I.I.I' 4933 Latrchwood Avenue Saint Francis dc Sales ELIZABETH C. KEOLWLH 1231 North 60th Street Saint R051-QM.-RRY S. K1iUl'1-11 712 South Alden Street Saint C211114tLlS ood Shepherd Rose of Luna Transfiguration Top Rott' IV1.-ARG.-XRET T. KERRIG.-KN Saint Francis de Sales IV1.-XRY M. KETTERLINVN Our Mimtlier of Sorrows DORIS S. KILLION Saint Mathias GERTREIIE M. KINII Saint Barnabas GRACE D. KNOXYLTON Saint Bartholomew CHRISTINE M. KREIBEE Our Lady of Rosary ANNE M. LACHALL SaiI.t Clement 4740 Pine Street 941 North 30th Street 117 Montgomery Avenue. Cvnwyd 2651 South 64th Street 5033 Frankford Avenue 129 North 63rd Street 6928 Garman Street Bottom Rott' REGINA J. LANIEY Saint Francis de Sales Cv.-XBRIELL.-X T. LANNI Our Lady of Angels ANNA P. LANNON Saint Callistus ALICE M. LARRIN St. Francis de Sales FRANCES M. LAvERTi' Most Blessed Sacrament .ANNA M. LEDDY Saint Rose of Lima MARTHA M. LEE Saint Ignatius 1230 South 45th 4022 Canxhridge Street Street 7 206 Haverford Avenue 1012 South 48th 1623 South Conestoga 1446 North Redheld 639 North 43rd Street Street Street Street 115 Top Rott' KATMLLLN D. 1V1ALLOY Saint Barnahas Hiirx M. 1V1ARCH1ON1i Our Lady of Rosary Yoi.ANnA H. 1V1ARC1HlON1. Saint Donato Hiptiix E. MARicHoRsT Saint Barnahas KATHRY N E. MART1x Transhguration Si'sAN N. MCANENA Saint Callistus Eu-.Axoa M, MCCABE Saint Gregory 6726 Dorel Street 16 North 61nd Street S25 Marlyn Road 6044 Elmwood Avenue 830 South 56th Street 899 North 66th Street 5539 Uxford Street Top Row IVIARY R. L1:oNARoo 6516 Harlan Street Saint Donato Chc:i.L1A J. LOI'T1'S F224 Litchneld Street Saint Francis de Sales Doiioriir F. LorsAN 5227 Greenway Avenue Most Blessed Sacranierit E1.i:Aai1Tii V. Lof:AN 5010 Hazel Avenue Saint Francis de Sales Bottom Row 1V1ARY F. LOLKQHRAN 1664 Conestoga Most Blessed Sacrament .ANNA M. LL'CAs 5855 XX'indsor Avenue Most Blessed Sacrament Cl..-SRA E. 1V1AIIWA 700 Spruce Street Saint M.-ry CARxri.1.A M, 1V1AIOiTCO 1004 North 66th Street Saint Callistus Bottom Ron' F40 South 54th Street Rii4aNA M. MCCABI-. Transfiguration S551 jefferson Street FKNNA M. MCCAI-cr'RiY Saint Gregory MARY C. Mt:CAxx Saint Vincent, Drexel Hill Saint Vincent PATRICIA A. 1V1CCARTNLY Good Shepherd CATHERINE R. MCCONNELL Saint Colman, Ardmore Grnrainr A. MeCoNNi3Li. Good Shepherd TV1.-XRY T. MtiCoRxrAr,tic Our Lady of Victory 65 5 2 Vw'indsor Avenue 207 Linwood Avenue. Ardmore 1869 South 65th Street 661 North 53rd Street Twp Kurt' MARY C, Mc:CrrRRrsrrrx Mwt Blessed Szrcnrrrrcrrt 1:rrr.r.x B. Mt1f,lrr.rrr'r,rr Stunt Row of Lirnzt Crr:rr.r.xf1. Mrifir xxrx Mmwt Bleesctl Strerzlrrrcnt Hr r r x 17. lX'1ffD1RfxIlJ'1'I Urn' Lzrtly nf Vrtrttrrq' .ANNA M. Mc:Drrx.ar.rr Szurrt Gregory lrcrrar Nfzr Y. Mr7D4rxxr rr ' Tr'rrrrNllglrr'zrtrrrrr Clxarrtrx ul. Mr'Gr-.r 5111111 B.l1'I1Qll'.1N 1733 Strntlr Fitlr 16-13 Xtrrtli i9tl1 119 Srrutlr Alden 311 Srrrrtlr 57th 5338 .lcllcrwn 77 Srrtrtlr :Xldcrr 1519 Nrutlr 61Nt SIFCCI Street Street Street Street Str-er: Street Top Rott' Trrrfxrpxx K. Mr1GR.xxx' F231 lvlihtcr' Strcvt Stunt Hrr.r.N M. IN'l4'1Hl uri 74129 XX'mrtllzrr1tl :Xvcmrc Sgrrrrt K.xTHLrrN M. Mc:Krixx.x F113 Hmrpcs Street Gr 1 lerrrerrt .3 ., Q lrr' lgrtly 1'-1 Cixrrrrrtrxr-. A, M1:Kr.rrx Flfl Xurtlr Crcrglrtnn Street' Our' Xlmrtlrer' srl Brrttrrm Run' hr.r:.1,rrrrrr M. Mr Krrrx F111 Xrrrtlr ffrsrglrtfrn Street Our Mntlrer' -rl Trrzr XA E. Mr:L.xr'r,rrr rx 5:11 Vx yrrlrrxrrrg :Xxcrrrre Urn' L.rtly rrl GrRrRt'rrr C. Mf'Mrw:.xxrrN F619 ffrrrpcnter Street Trxrrrxll Er.rr1.Y M. Mc:NrfLtx' 1261 Sntrtlr Grcyluck Strcet Srrint limrrerx 9 rrrt-rx g Q lctrrrx' rrr'.rt1rr'r L10 5.110- cgrrfx' X retvx' rw- TUX Bottom R-'ru' H1l.1N P. Mr:Grrr 5rrrrrt Row ul Lirrr.r 1313 Nnrtlr 59tlr Street M.xRc:ARr.T T. MHGINTY 7411 Btrixt Ax-curry Saint Clcnrcnt Maru' L. Mrzflrxrw' Saint Agutlm Trrtz xx H. Mr'Gr..xrrr S.rrrrt lfrurrelx dc 5.rleN Grurir. M. Mt7Gr.x'xN Our Lrrdy of Lmrrmlcx NIMH' D. Mfifjurrrkrrirt N1mt Blcvcd Strcrzrrrrertt Row C, MczGor'r.rr 5.rrrrt Gregory rrrrg lmrtlerr Street Srrlrtlr P.rx.rrrr Street 6113 Cnltrrrrlrrzt Avenue WFS XYrllrrwN :Xxcrrrrc lfll Nrrrtlr F4t1r Str-ctr 9 Top Row MAITRA T. McNIc:HoL.-xs Saint Rose of Lima SLSANNA T. MEEI4.-IN Saint Gregory Gr.RTRL'DE A. MELLON Gur Lady of Victory IVIARIE J. MIaNTz Transfiguration Dokis C. MLRNA Our Lady of Victory E1.lZA111zT11 H. lVl1LL1zR Saint Vincent IVIARIA R. MIRITLLLO Gur Mother of Sorrows 1445 North Hohart 1718 North Allison 451 North Wilton 548 South 54th 649 North 55th Saint Vincent, Drex 885 Pallas Street Street Street Street Street el liiH Street Bottom Row Doaoriiv A. MITCHELL Saint Gregory LoL'IsI5 A. MITCIILLL Saint Carthage ELEANOR M. Moxrnx Transhguration ELEANOR M. Moxics Transtiguration TERLSA E. lVlONRO1i Most Blessed Sacrament RITA A. MoNTIiLLI Saint Mary LVL-XRY H. MORIARTY Saint Francis de Sales 17121 North 54th Street F10 South Redfield Street 5551 Hazel Avenue 253 South Ithan Street 1913 South 60th Street 700 Spruce Street 4818 Osage Avenue Top Ro Lu HELEN M. MoRToN 1720 South 58th Street ZF Ivlost Blessed Sacrament Many G. MoRToN 701 South 60th Street Saint Carthage CA'rIII1RINI-. G. lVlOY1:R 1104 South Peach Street Most Blessed Sacrament jour A. lV11.'LHERN 617 South Yewdell Street Transliguratio n Bottom ROLL' H1L14.N M, lVl1'1.1.1'N 1465 North Hirst Street Saint Rose of Lima CRACL A, MI'LLor 4811 Chester Avenue Saint Francis DOROTIIX' M. ML'LN'1iY F526 Greenway Avenue de Sales Mtist Blessed Sacrament -IOS1:P111N1: M. ML'xIMo F729 Vine Street Our Lady of Victory 118 Top Row C.-XTH1iR1NIi M, 1V1l'R1'HY 1709 South Avondale Street Good Shepherd DoRoTHY S. MVRPHY 6800 Ludlow Street Saint Alice, Stonehurst M.A,R1:AR1eT F. MVRPHY 2038 South Cecil Street Mtmst Blessed Sacrament Eiraxon P, M1'RR.w 3216 Mt. Vernon Street Saint Agatha Bottom Rim' ,SNHIWINA R. M1's.xRRA F650 Vine Street' Our Lady C.-K'I'111RIN1f Ii N1 Aki' 5516 Mtister Street Saint Greg-wry M.uua.atu-,r M. N11v1l,1.t5 1216 South Vx'ilton Street ot X Iitittk' Most Blefxed Sztcrzune nt 2X'L-XRY Rosh A. Nooxl-, 5226 ldpland Street M11-t Blewed Sttcrqunent K' Top Row Civ-HR!-. T. Nlwsifxr Stunt Alice 2X1ARC9ARl:T M. NLJTTALL Stunt Clement Etizuufrii C. O'BRu.N Szunt Mary Rrufise. L. O'BRu N Szunt Rose of Lima Hits N M. O'CoxxoR Saint Rose of Lima 2N1ARlSARI'T M. O'CoxNoR Stunt :Xgaitlut CATH1-.RINL AI. O'DoxxLtL Our Lady of Victory 2:3 Copley Road. Upper Durhy 2234 South 69th Street 700 Sprupe Street 1-424 North Xxfztrtzuntiker Street 1-415 North Hohatrt St ect 3941 FZl1I'lUULI!1I :Manure 2-40 North Vfilton Street Bottom Rott' MARY M. O'DoNN1.i.1. Most Ble-Qed Szterztnient Eu.r,i.N L. C3-HAR.'X Moft Blefsed Szterzunent Eu:-xmfrit M, QYKANI Most Bleosed Szierzunent CATHIRINL DI. O'KLi-ii. Saint Rttplmcl Mmuox bl. U'1.oxr Saint Clement MARY E. O'Ni1u.t. Saint Fxztncix de 511104 ST1:LL.-X T. QNNLILL Qur Lady ot Victory 5243 Greenway Avenue 5227 Reinhntt Stxeet 1-315 South F3rd Stzeet S701 Leifer Avenue 2229 South Hohson Street F29 South Melville Street 50 North Stunt Bernard Street ill! Twp Rmb Ti RISA M. O-R111 i Y 1425 Nortli Holaart Street Saint Rose of Lima Matin E. 0211111 R141 11114 Xnrtli 46tli Street Our Nlotlwer ol' Sorts-ws C,.xiwi.iNx A, P.xi.xiii at 417 Wlinlieltl IXYUIHIC, llmywnutl Saint Alice. Stoneliiirst '1'iiris.x M. Pillai i 1' rx 6111 l'ninn Street Saint Agatlia Bwttimi Rumi' Martin T, Pitzczoti 407 Bywood Aventie, Upper Darlay Saint Alice. Stoneluiirst H. P.x'i'Rifii.x PIPIR Saint Yineent Saint Vincent. Drexel Hill Lii.i.i.xx R. Pirtotto 62417 Vine Street Our Lady ol tlue Ro-ary Hri i N M. PRi.NimrR4,.xsT 2637 Sotitln Pershing St eet Saint Clement Tap Ratt Rosi M. PRoc'oi'io Our Lady of tlie Rosary MARY AI. PRi'oR Our Mother of Sorrows Hi.i.i.N M. Qtrixeix Saint Barnalwas Axxx T. Qi'ii.i i Y Our fxiotlier of Sorrows Ixiaxisaki r A. QVINN Gund Slieplierd Kariiii i N A. Rasrarrra Saint l'raneis de Sales K.x'riiiRlNi CI, R xinxciie Saint Rose of Lnna 57 North Hirst Street S75 Pallas Street 6331 Reedland Street FUHI Reno Street 6913 Chester Avenue 532 South -Wtli Street 4 North Alden Street Iinttimi Rott' Rita A. Rmixnox fxiost Blessed Sacrament Rose M. Rraiztaox Saint Francis de Sales ,lO41'P1iIX1 D. Rrnnxx Saint james RKTH T. Ripixiiotr Mo-t Blessed Sacrament Micgnrtixa A, Rrxzrtti Saint Alice. Upper Darby Rita T, Rini-. Our Nlotlwer of Sorrows GRXTI M. Ririiiaizimmx Saint Ignatiu- F426 Regent 1243 South Ffltli 3319 NYalnut Sotitli Lindenwoocl 15 Cliatliani S00 Nortli Marlaoc 4846 Olive Street Street Street Street Road Street Street Top ROLL' ELXIABETIPL M. R1r.:KxRlvN 1-W2 Redfield Street Saint Roye EILLFN T. Roiaixxox 1628 North Flnd Street Saint Gregory MARY K. Roonrias 2046 South Salford Street lwlost Blewed Sacrament A HiLi.N B. Rom' 626 South 52nd Street Transligurution Hnttimi Rott' RITA E. Romx 133 XK'est 4th Street Saint Auguxtine. Bridgeport IKNNA M. Rotto 7832 Lyons Avenue Saint Clement IRENE j. ROLLO 7832 Lyons Avenue Saint Clement ELIZABETH G. ROQS 1743 South fvluhlfeld Street Saint Clement Top Rott' Doius M. RUSSEL Transhguration Eti:.xBETH F. SACHS Saint Gregory joeix M. Saxirtti Our Lady ol Lourdes IxI.xRr,.iRET M. SCHICIQLING Our Lady of Lourdes Ti RI xx D. Sr:Hxi11iB.xr:Ki R Mo-t Blesed Sacrament JXNNA F. SCHNELL Our Lady of Victory IVLXRKDARET M. SCHxy.xRT: 7251! Lainport Road. Stonehurgc Hills Saint Cyril. Lansdowne 6- '2: ' Bottom Rott' Ri-axa M. SCOTT Goool Shepherd LoR7.x.x L. Simi' Our Lady of Yietory M.xa..iRiT S. Swim' Our Xlother of Sorrows Mun' T. Sui i Trix Saint Franciw de Sales Hi Lrx M, Siii.i.R.xx Saint Francis de Sales MARY J. Siirxrxx Our Lady of Victory M,-xtuau-RITT-. T. Sixivsox Saint Alice, Stoneh urst -K Tug' Ron' blmxxr Ii Sx11 r11 17TllI1N11QlIfQlll1lI1 H111 N C, Som 1 Our Niothcr of Soiroxxx T111R1,sA A, S1'R1xo1-R Smut Grcgory rV1A!i'-l'1Rl11 B. STI Ama' Our Mothcr ot Sorrows ffA11111uN1 CI. S'11x4oN TI'1lI1N11QllI'2l11l1I1 E1.1:A111-'111 -I, S'rR.a1N Niost B10-Ncd SZICTEIIHCNI Rox: Nl. STR1JI.I1J Smut 17111111111 f 5618 17Q111hc1'tou SIYCC! -HHS XX'cst111111Ntc1' Avcuuc 5422 Harlan S741 North Mxrkoc 5537 .Addivm 21116 South CCC11 114 Nozth 61nd Street Strcct Strcct Stfcct Sticct Bottom Rott' Top Rott' E1.IZAB1:TH M. SINIZLAIR 5224 Stiles Strcct Smut Gregory G1N1:Y11'X'1' A. SKURB 7116 South 511th Strcct Smut 1:Vl1I1ClS dc Sll1fS X'11tr,1N1.4 F. S1.a1 r11u' 1417 South 29th Strcct Smut G.1hr1c1 ANNA S. SMIT11 2551 North 19th Street Smut C1-1l111111 g1 Hot:.1n1 Rott' Dortorur R. Sx11'r11 1756 South 65th Struct Good Shcphcrd E1,1.4xoR E. Sx11111 6849 Chcxtcr Ax'c11uc Good S11v,'P11t'ZL1 E1111l. M. SXHI511 5783 Duulzxp Strcct Smut Row of 1111.1 RoN1x1ARY V. Sxuru 1123 South D1X'1l1lIy' Strcvt Smut 1:rm1c14 dc Suu 1V1-XR1QAR1'15 M. SIRU1 X1 1111111111 Struct. R. 15, No. 1, B1'1dqt-port Smut Aug11Nt1uc. Brldgcpmt joax A. S1 L1.1v.'xx TTL111S1lgLlTiiI1l1l1 R1N1-. K, S1'1.1.1vAx Good Shepherd ANNA M. SW1-.rxhv Smut Gregory CA'r111-,R1N1 M. Sxx'1-1 N1 1' Our Lady of thc Rosary HPL1'.N M, Sxx'1111N1x' Smut Fraucls dc 511104 .'xN1iIz1A M. T.-'STI' Smut f101l11il11. AAx1'd:1.o1't' 611 South 54111 Strcft 6516 XXvilLlL112i11l1 Avcuuc 1659 No1th 53rd Strcct 1115 Notth Edgewood Stufct 713 South Flxt Stzcct 1114 Dchuout Axcuuc L Top Row GERALDINE T. TAYLOR Good Shepherd MARGARET F. TEES Saint Agatha MARGARET P. TERRY Our Lady of Lourdes LORRAINE V. TERNVILLIUER Saint Vincent DORlS T. TESTARDI Saint Donato EVELYN A, TIEDEREN Saint Callistus THERESA M. TR.-XINOR Our Lady of Victory 6540 Vvlindsor Avenue 723 North 40th Street 1148 North 64th Street Saint Vincent, Drexel Hill 408 North 65th Street 1137 Atwood Road 606 North 55th Street Bottom Row VIEANNE A. TLTCRER Transfiguration M. PATRICIA TULLY Saint Callistus GENEVIEVE E. TLIRPIN Most Blessed Sacrament DOROTHY A. VOLPE Saint Callistus EDNA M. WARD Good Shepherd REBA M. WARD Good Shepherd ANNA C. WATSON Saint Rose of Lima 5639 Montrose Street 812 North 64th Street 5338 Greenway Avenue 1056 North 67th Street 6156 Kingsessing Avenue 6549 Allman Street 1465 North 59th Street Top Row THERESA E. VJ.-XTSON 6247 Market Street Our Lady of the Rosary MARY E. WATTS 5726 Filbert Street Our Lady of Victory TAGNES M. WEST 743 South Cecil Street Transhguration FLORENCE M. WHALEN Saint Vincent Saint Vincent, Drexel Hill Bottom Row 1. REGINA WHALEN 6040 Carpenter Street Saint DORQJTHX' F. Vv'iERiNsoN 1756 South Avondale Street Carthzxgie Good Shepherd E. .IEANNE Wltus 5434 Baltimore Avenue Transfiguration DoioREs E. WISNER 66 Gilpin Road, Upper Darby Saint Cyril, Lansdowne 129 Hmrx M. XX'ucm1..aN11 F146 xxvyillllillig Avcrmc clllf' fvlurlm Mx R11 1. T. Ymr 5607 Cedar .'xVUl1llC rNlARl-ARI IL L. Zhu. 1 Qmxtlw ' 6-nd Street Saint Cxmrtlmgc lNlARl-I IRIN-, B. Zxxiuv 5429 clJlIl1CflI1C Street TI'LlI1Nfl:llI'Ali1U Trunsllglzraltum Dlmmx M. XUVN1. F1'6F Rcmw Srrcct H0 Ql 0 li .l'I lEfll.lfU Not even late-what a record! Barr, 11 years S. Shlauter, 10 years, M. McKernan, 11 years D. Hoolahan, 8 years, E. Brown, 8 years, Mummo, 8 years, T. Songster, 8 years, E. O'Kane. 7 years, E. McCabe, 8 years, R. Cox. 8 ycars, have not missed even part of a day. Some employer will be glad to have puncruality as shown by T. Gorman, 5 years, E. Cleary, 4 years, H. Durkin, 6 years, M. McKenna, 6 years. M. O'Hara. 4 years. M. Connolly. 6 years. Back row: M. Gallagher, 4 years, M. Strain, 5 years. Dunn. 5 years. S. Chmielewski. 5 years. v Exhibits halt G. Eclchardt, D. Fortunato, A. Ferri, A. Callahan, M. T. McHugh, E. Hyland, M. Bonner La Salle Press Conference. The literary Wishing Well in the Library during Book Week attracted E. McCabe, C. Fitzgerald, S. Meehan, M. Gillison, L. David. 913'-'Dewey Jane Long acts as Secretary for a panel discussion presided over by Rev. Robert McVeigh, at St. Thomas More High School conference. Here are some of next year's Seniors who, if their present standing holds, will make the class of '43-'44 al- most as great a one as '42-'43 was. 5 VGSQI ff , . gfmw Mmm ,Y K , L fgsjgg? K 'lit my ,, :gf is 45 5 HI III 1 gy, In 15 7' 8' 'Q s 1 la '3'2hgf.Mxh.v,-5 X4 I W? ml Q1 1 'ai ' iii- Q t f M ' um- ,xg . gf ' K' -A 4 .-qw ' 'J Q, fy I A, :J ,Ur K A A k 4- WN 'V' A4 V , ', Q. A V ,: EA ' ' 5- ,., t N-F ad V W I 75:7 .562 ,X ' v ii Q I ky .- A I ,jk - 1 P . 1 SNK ' , K. ,1 . - fr 1 2 W ,'f - 4? 1, . X . K f f x Q ,gi 1' RJ ' . H9 ,, 4, X ,-' A' swf 3,5 XA A i' Q Y it ' Q 1 4 3 sf wi K I . Q J, 1 'vm .4 , ilvf- fff. . '. N 5. ws. W . f 3. ,.,gf.i , , X Nur ' X ,nf r -, gg Who are these pretty girls? asked a New Yorker, as our smart, !aggcd', Seniors swept by. The bus marked Wonder City was unaware it carried West Catholic's Wonder Girls. I E .5 , Q2 f g H - A' ' .16 , . ' R ' ' 24 . if , ' L Q ,'-1 , an! 6, Plz, , Q1, '4 Q , , A1 ' Q, QKA 12 A', ! 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M r X: fs. K . . 4 W ,,f 5 1 ff' M ,b,Lg, xA:L.,:M K 4 X i I, M pf In eloquent and stirring words, AgL' the Right Reverend Monsignor John Bonner, D.D., gave the memorable Baccalaureate sermon. s L. g His Excellency, the Right Reverend Hugh Lamb, D.D., graciously per- mitted the Baccalaureate Mass to be held at St. Francis de Sales Church. THE PREPER AEE IMMEDIATE i The proper and immedzaze end A trinity of flags, the Papal, the school, the American, give color and spirit to the white-clad procession. of Clwistian education is to co' formmg the true and perfect .5 .Lf , . . rf?-1, ufcrulf wltlz Dlrme grace m Christian, tliat is. to form Christ Hmiself in tlmxe regew1e1't1lc'd by Btlptmm, auuwdxvig to the E7?lPl'lLlI1C c'Xprc.x.xim1 uf the Apostle: 'ANU llttle cluldrevi. of ll'll07H l am in lalwv again. zmtml Christ be formed in j'UlL.ii Fm the lvuc Cl1T1!Ild7I must live a NllPt'T'r1dllU'4ll life in Clznxt: Christ who is your hfef' and display' it zu all lux actimlxi That the life also of jexux may lve amide manifest in our mmwtal flexllf' In ,. f fx The Right Reverend Monsignor john Bonner, D.D., distri- butes the prizes and diplomas. The procession of graduates was fol- lowed by the Reverend Doctors Cox and Gorham, Mrs. Frank Sheed, guest speaker, and Monsignor Bonner. At last a longed-for, worked-for di- ploma, precious proof of achievement. 1 A, Mm Q' l 4 o .. 5, a U -, 'W - 'rn ,IJ L, X, 4 tk .K ra . 1' K 4, .'- ' ' Jw- , again 'M , 4 ,K V' 1: ' ff V xl A - ' K -'E l U M A V L 'igfzf y ' . 3 Uv if ,yqg I D Y I V rf ,, -Aisha . ,QR n W Q 1 V i nf ' 1 K! yy 1 1..,fff1,.i1wg2K?! .if ,A ...RH . 'Q L f 5 1 y .1 M Hin, V l ' A Q . V. ff' is 3 , ' 11. W 5 1 A , 'kfjfgfm '5 , f fiM e-'af . - an up 51-1- ZA Q 1 rap. ' 0 , . ff - 34331 1. H Qgqsfk, Jf - . . s - Nw., V N gi -as ' q X ' pr Q , . -XA pg 'fs 9' 5. . 'm -H . . ' 4- - ,, 1 . 1 Al-. Q -1 --fx f.. ff' ag 5' Q X s is , , ' ,., . ' - -f .A 1 -' f--'--xx ' -5, , . V . h . w, h QQQQ 4 ,Q'-sb 5 wx ,iff X. ,A . nN'.tk',,, 'lg ping. A Q , ' 1' tx is ' 9. N, f'1: ,1 -fi ! I' 'J' ,f 1 x .M ? 4 -3 -. 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