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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1945 volume:

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WW 'N-N, EEE, , A 5? -Qing ein . 4 Z 5 T QW s. X ,, Tm., N'-v 'KV MN 'W few w Rf' , '-M XX. 1 '4 .MK H , A Wu 'ng . q ,1 X 've f, ?9 2 'In 52m1,,.,th Your S if Ma PM ,,,j':f nfflpsn fmfiau, bm Q31 taxon.: pl. Irtxplun. ri fa' Jr' .fl t 'Oo it Q .ugh ,:':u,,,, fre nf: bog, xungif iw Mui. Wh ,, be Ay 'Yom 3'0u,. SQ!! M- ani!! - I 'hwy 4fgcipiUl2'd 'Su za time :iz-ft: Q lah, Mug, ,Ph-it :nf, . ,r 50, lg Q. ei, Ju Q 25. lr. .t ,qt Xa cgn. Op. !c: t s I1 4 :fafr :cnalffnyklizu . ,S li? litijgi' 0:n'h e:zl,ltl'o ' it Q- We 'wr ' wt ff. ' 1, ' v, lf: u 1- as fs hm:ns,,,:e, kifgkh 8 sm: is-gs. by ':0a,,1o0r-,IQQ in' m 'lv ff!! 7113 f'?l lim 'i ACK f gy I1 . v A s The Right Reverend Monisgnor John Bonner, D.D., Superintendent of Schools of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, whose enthusiastic and untir- ing interest in our school has been heartening to the Faculty and encour- aging to the student body. This issue of the yearbook attempts to fulfill lVIonsignor's wish, KNOW YOUR SCI-lOOL.', . . . wliick iff uncler flue fiulaeruibion 0 Z ii A I. 0 U S Monsignor Bonner presides at a weekly broadcast in which the diocesan schools take part every Tuesday at 9:15 over KYW. Were the picture in color, the dark blue of Hallahan, the tan and brown of Notre Dame, the maroon and tan of Little Flower and Saint Hubert's, and the tan and green of our own School would make a delightful contrast to the boys' suits. The Reverend Edwfird M. Reilly, j.C.D., Assistant Superintend ent of Schools Spiritual Director of our Alumnae Association and Moderator of the newly formed Diocesan Girls' Athletic League Doctor Reillys active interest and words of encour1g,t ment have been an incentive to all of us. Monsignor Bonner as pictured in a weekly magazine. showing the proces- sion of the newly installed Arch- bishop of Santa Fe. His Grace, Ed- win V. Byrne, D.D.. to whom Mon- signor Bonner acted as chaplain in the impressive ceremony of installa- tion. This picture is through court- esy of Lift-. ia! i Q: ,,.1,5gF:' 'QS ' fi? g EQ ,Qs M .RESEQ .4 its M ,,.wv Wi? 'L 44' M i ,O I x 1 3 x ,K l '39 C t C Y . T t Q.. an - - . . .nz 1 3 is S S 2 iififiiffiiiiss , wk 5. KX Q xi zz, is x . , ,.., '1 .Q 1 , 1: 2 ' A Y Before the auditorium stands ai statue of Mary. Immaculate Mother of God. Patroness of our school. The dedication of the school to its patroness is symbolized by this group of Seniors: M. Holmes. T. Kane. L. Buckley. R. Schneider. L. Rover. R. Stevenson. T. Mc- Carthy. A. Riehl. N. Carson. H. S-ocha. K. Ryan. D. Connaughton. M. Collier. The school day not only begins and ends with prayer but every period has a short bless- ing. Grace before meals is said at lunch and the Angelus at the period nearest noon. One half of the student body goes to weekly Mass in the auditorium. However. one of the most gratifying aspects of life at West Catholic is the frequency with which girls make pop visits to Our Lord in the Queen of Peace Chapel. Before and after school, between classes, the pews and aisles of that tiny chapel are al- ways crowded by petitioning and grateful pupils. MARY, lNIIVlAlIlllAll NllllHHl lll BUD we ffga l Ql0l 8f5QI'l!5 fAe SPIRIT Ul llllll SliHll0l Here's our sealf' says Sen- ior M. Maguire to Freshman V. O'Donnell. M. Maguire, and V. Clarahan, while Sen- ior G. Coleman listens in. Tl'xere's a lovely explana- tion of it in the Handbook, page 9. 'Ut seres metes', our motto, means 'As you sow, so shall you reap'. Our school days are for sowing. I 'lilic llaniing fprcli. symbol of life. i'epi'esents the spirif of our scluml. ln front of flu' forcli of life is flu' circle of eternity snfrpumletl ln flue roses of 'llrutli anal l,oyalfy, and ln flle lilies of Purity. Xvifllill the circle. :ls it were. lvefween lift- :intl etern- ity. is flu- sllieltl of l m'fitutle. Upon the sliieltl is flie llook of Kfiuwleclge suppm'tt'tl ln I1 clove, em- lwlein of flu- llply Spirit, upon the firm fuumlation of wliose inspirxlfion all mn' learning will lie secure. lfrmn alum- the Ll1'UXYll, syinlwol of Lllirist. rays of llglit point ullf flu' mall fo lrutli :intl l,1te. llllllljllflllx' ffflyft' A' Every morning after prayers. the reverent words ring out. I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. and to the Republic for which it stands . . . Senior H. Reilly. Junior R. Eagan. Sophomore R. Deven- ney. Freshman H. Gruber symbolize the sincere pledge. There the torch of faith is shining. Truth and Loyalty combining. Senior Representatives M. McCandless. R. Persia. E. Wlmeeler. M. Flaherty. McGann. E. Han- lon and T. Curran at the piano. fervently sing the school song. in the hope that Fanny Frosh will share their love. l46,,,f vf'Q MAA Gap A A' If 5 I ... ,pc ll 5 1 An., HICATIU 'S me LOCKER Every girl has a substantial metal locker plus her own key. It's wise to keep the locker neat and tidy. Not metal, surely elastic , think S. Duffy, M. Conway as E. Convery searches through hat, coat. gym suit. boots, and lunch for the books necessary to meet the day's demands. Opposite page LUNCH ROGM E. Broadbent, V. Curran, Nl. Fisher. T. St. Ledger, C. Daly. Nl. Dougherty, T. Finegan, Golden. B. Denning, P. Nyland. McKenna. D. Willianls. M. Bauman. Y. DeSantis are responsible for some of the four hundred chocolate. and one hundred sixty white bottles of milk sold daily. Checks are sold before school and during four lunch periods to avoid lunch line bottlenecks. BULLETIN BOARD M. Winter. T. Hahn, and D. Vvood- land admire Traphagen Exhibit of the New York School of Fashion Design. Senior play pictures. musicales. bond rallies, and basketball posters lend timely appeal via bulletin boards in current activities of school. through the art staffs able and generous skill. MARBLE STAIRS Exclusively for Seniors! Known by their brown and gold emblems, only they may use these precious stairs. Should a red and blue. maroon and grey sophomore or a green and white Freshman violate the Senior privilege -well. just ask a few who did daref Opposite page -x 1 .A ,W-L fAQ5Q 50011 QCOFIQQ lfl0f .......,lAIVIIllAIl INFIRMARY A. Dougherty records R. Delaney as she reaches the Uweighing in stage for the annual physical examina- tion as C. Epperson. G. Curran. L. Culbertson, C. Di- Prince await their turn. If results show physical dis- order, parents are notified. Pupils becoming ill in class are kindly cared for by our understanding and capable nurse. STOREROOM No PX has more attractively displayed wares than the Storeroom under the management of the Sisters of the Holy Child jesus. Student salesmen. T. M, O'Connor. C. Connell, M. McGrady minister to the needs of D. C. Rickardo. G. Cervino, R. Dombelc, Nlurphy, P. Bradley, M. Brown. Classroom essentials are bought be- fore and after school. Our's is a cash and carry basis. swf' i 'f'w , -5 'X x Q A Ax .4 w Q , X Q ' wx K, 'ZF Q 3 'X I K 'Li' 5 -mldwaa-A ' 4 ai WI Wu 1 my S.. as nr Qs 3' x ZL J Lf ,, .. ,nf X My -A-f W if va ax ,gvz .V VV': ltb ,S X M53 35 fs i ,,+Q, ,. V , -'S': 2 + M . I Q , iv, ,.,,:-, i A V yr L KL., , at 1,rM T I J ,. . . I s i J 4 ah E L1 N- f Sf' Q n.-.X- K l,fu,r- , 'W S. A - S Qiifl vm lu :F as 5 gig' Nfl 2 N 'X S A . x A . gf ' if 'HT n -Q, ,gl we Q lv new 'Tw- s 2.2 f X :AMY ,4 .. 33,5 is 95,55 -Q X W3 H 'W A . W ef .Q 1, . .. fx Q rmg, sa, 5 . x NS, . by ar' N Jw 1, -ww 1, --as,-y M- 1,9-bmw t . A' L 5VAf?13f Q. 5 'X 13: X '--uh J' '. , X kk' ' i. Hx R ' M141-'iii' L . qaefiff 2 - ., ,-,:. f'f 41 214 A ' ' . +19 fl. m 5 fu ,M. ' si S.- 1 ggi . f I I' i I IL... x ,' '1-'Y if M e 1 i ' at 'I ' L y i .ii PLEASE READ ACROSS BOTH PAGES. , FIRST ROW fleft to rightj: Sister Rose Eleanor, S.S.J.5 Sister Marita, I.H.M.g Sister M. Dominica, O.S.F.g Sister M. Constance, S.M.g Sister Ottilia, S.C.C.g Mother, Marie Celine, I.H.M.g Mother Mary Leonard, S.H.C.J.g Sister M. Theona, O.S.F., Sister Letitia Maria, S.S.I.g Sister M. Consolata, S.M.g Mother Mary Berenice. S.H.C.J.g Sister Miriam Clare, S.S.j.g Sister Constance, S.C'.C.g Sister4Francis Mary, I.H.M.g SECOND ROW: Sister Mary Noel, S.H.C.J.g Sister Marie Aquin, I. H. M4 Sister Marianette, S.C.C.g Sister Mercia, I. H.M., Mother Mary Andrea, S.H.C.J.g Sister Mary Clemenza, O.S.F.g Mother Mary Borgia, S.H.C.J.g Sister Saint Rita, S.S.j.5 Sister Jeanne d'Arc, S.S.1., Sister Margaret Mary S.C.C.3 Sister Panocratia, O.S.F.g Sister Miriam Frances, S.S.J.g Sister Mechtildis, S.C.C.3 Sister john Aloysius S.S.j.g Mother Mary Anselma, S.H.C.J.g Mother Mary Mechtilde, S.H.C.1.3 THIRD ROW: Sister M. Salvator, I.H.M.g Sister M. Teresita, S. M.3 Sister Angela Merici, S.C.C.3 Sister Maria Francisca, I.H.M.g Sister MaryiThais, S.H.C.I.' Sister Mary Virginia S.M.' Sisrer K Mary Simon, S.H CJ ' Sister MaryAMichael, I.H.Mg Sister M Vincentia I H.M.' Sister Gerardis, S.C C: Sister M Ceph-as, 1 'Ai ykgfifl Y 7 Y 0 s, . Q , . , - , 1 N fi iiiiiifw fi' V543 rMLiiiWf53,1- 93 i fiv?K eww: fri if 1' 1 i'5ii'5',i ' ' if 'ii P-iifii if Diff? 'iii ii fgsfd 'K - 4i?'b,f.!t7 'i 6 i ' X M' I 2 'QP '1 ' ' ',,,- ' It ' . 1. vgrfffi, i' few -ft :4 'I 'H J'-H -Q, - .A 134: , ' , 'H - K f Y 'rf ' ,'w'1, xivw J, ,f nfl. L15 , . f, ,A w ., 1 . 1 f if ,f S riff fair . if a gf Nu VUL-an 1 L Lu KXUKIUNIIII u 15 L v fvrcrxl vulu Q I uh fum numtx ln- an min mum III chxugc Qu Q ul I A Thr 51 lt x N S 4 ma qrzxphy, KL ui -, 1 R 1 lf Thwc Fx hw an mlm Q m Stun. Uuvcxnrm Thu 1 lx N Tu XXII and Rxlvum Ja Immmr fulw Jll'4HllV1kIxI tlmr X m ful umlxmt IIN' XVI N1.1Iiw:xx lx x K IH x'll.ll'LL uf Our IXIKIX x Lvrf Studlcx. Tlw 51 L 1 ww f,zulYwcwlu Mu Thr S1 Q N u vl 1 1 lplt Iwvuch, N nm I1 and hmm I ku wcU Qu ilu lx Thx' UK nw X xvcwgv f1cmur.ul ffhcxnm who gn Thu Sm Rclxgmn and yraxr The Nh ilCf1Vlf1Cb The industrious lay teachers who are part of our Faculty DeLaurentis, Physical Education instructorg Miss H. assume the duties needed for the perfect coordination Lowrey, School Librarian and Miss A. Lenny, Assistant of a large school. They are: Mrs. H. Mclver, School in the Physical Education Department. We like them all. Nurseg Miss M. Gambone, French instructorg Miss F. euofeol ana! gnfkuriiazific The Misses D. Cassidy. M. Rowland and M. Barr are the efficient. courteous force be- hind the door marked Main Office . A question we should like to have them answer is, How do you al- ways have the lengthy ab- sentee list ready for room distribution by the middle of the first period daily? honey s S Guerra, Saxop Horng Miss Seated: E. Raho, Oboeg Mis . F. Stoll, Tromboneg G. Vitacolonna, French N. McDonald, Harpg S. Siani, Tubag I. Briglia, Flute. Standing: Capobianco, Bassg N. Ward, Percussion Calbrese, Trumpetg A. Taylor, Trumpetg Vetere, Cellog W. Gruner, Bassoong Serpentini, Clarinetg N. Mas- ' ' D. Clalfy, Trombone. tran gel o. Clarinet, sl- musicale in which Every year there is a combined . the Hve girls' high schools of Philadelphia participate and a music festival given in our auditorium hy the VVest Catholic Girls' musicians. To prepare for these two events, as well as for the numerous oc- casions when the hand and orchestra are called upon to play, the Sisters of Saint joseph, who comprise the Sisters' Staff of the Nlusic Department, are as- sisted hy the skill of lay teachers, many of whom are recognized authorities. The Philadelphia Orchestra boasts of a goodly number of these instructors as part of its group. An individual lesson is given every week by these teachers on the various instruments to every student who has selected Music as a major suhject. Each pupil has also the opportunity of listening to the lesson given to the rest of the group :Xt the present time. tlwre are X7-l l5rvslnnt'n en- rollcml in Wvvst Lintllolifq. Ililll' cllzulge from il Slllflll group of lfiglltli firzxtle pupils to :l corridor-filling inufs of zllinost tlnet' tlmuszxnml is lwewiltlering. :lt first. llmwx'ei'. Student Uflicers. 11 flliilllllgfll study uf tln- llumllwook. :intl numerous questions, often znnusing, help the lfreslnnen to find tlitxlllselws tziirly wt-ll in il week nr two. Huck in Octolwr. IVS4. lillllly Neely alien' for 'lille Reaper 21 cle- lightful Iirlf- l'il'l'Slllt' nauncd FZIIHH l:I'0Sll. 'liliis nzunv still applies to zu l'lI't'hllIIl2lI1. lt's Il nzune of znllectinn Tin' the lowly little people who yearly re- nt-n' the stuilent lwmly. the lfreslnnen. ,ff General Science has at least one surprise per day. This day finds Nlorrone and Robinson examining the elements while A. Mxlllen and G. McArdle scrutinize E. Buonanno as she eagerly combines iron and oxygen in the preparation of ferrous oxide. On to Bio and Chem. Christk numerous wonderful journeys through Palestine .Ire reproduced map-wise hy these outstanding prize win- ning nmpnmkers M. Nlattimore. T. lVlcDermott. R. Loro. D. Owens. Nl. Cumner. F. Donnelly. K. Webb. M. Looney. I.. Coccole. and I.. Burns. who vivify class work. A una v u uu uunnja lllj llll Xlglll! lllllsllll IIII X '1 vi :Hi 1 1 QS W' , er? A Q? I qu 3,81 . X' , 123555 pf ' ,g ' 5 I 38? X 5 5 15 4? ji A. I Q- 3- s-..,7 As- K... 1 fs? - :,,,xgf.:,5'3: M '45 'ii gs gy W fi L 'Nw No! No!-dice el cerdo-when the determined la vie-ia , fthe old womanj, portrayed by R. Hoban, tries to persuade the reluctant el cerdito , fthe little pigj. dramatized by M. Angelo to go home with her. Massa Know your school, its spirit, plans and activities. Pres- ident M. Dorsey, explains to Freshman H. Meyers that the Handbook has for its purpose to help us know. explains this interesting Spanish tale, The Old Woman and the Pig to the class. Costumes and gestures help. so-Q F. Donnelly, as Cornelia, displays her jewelry, her sons, D. DiFabio and R. DiDonato, to her friend, M. Mona- han, who has been showing her gems. A. Cunningham writes the name of the story on the board as A. Casey reads the incident to the delight of Latin Frosh. OPPOSITE PAGE R. Donaghey, M. Telka, S. Bryan, M. Dougherty, and M. Holland represent French I students. This year they will learn French grammar, something about France, and about the customs of the people, as typified by the book, the map, and the peasant girl. Called atmosphere in fAe FHESHIVIA YEAH Not only does the enthusiasm of the Freshman class apply to activities. hut the Fanny Froshesn are also zealous in their school work. Of the suhjects offered, Catherine Brasch likes Religion hest. Her reason is Our course in Religion goes deeper into the life of Christ and explains the mysteries of our faith more fully. To this. Rosalie Hohan adds. Our religion book, The Way, the Truth and the Life is very interestingly written. I also like Spanish very much. The way that Sister teaches makes it interesting and I also like the Spanish songs that we learn occasionally. Virginia Ahate, also of the class of '48, likes VVorld History hest. 'Alt holds my in- terest more than any other suhject that I have. Sister teaches well, explains everything fully, and keeps the general atmosphere in the room light. JA , 01.4 1 f S ,W M it 1 J W JR- 'w -i -31 M 4 ! , ,wmv ' . I . if Ei I V, A , Q wx Q yi -nv.. f , ! Q N , 7 , .::' I X Q if .UMM W A Q 4-- W, K X X ,fu hu. v......,w, V --N ...D QI Q' Q ,- 96 fl B 411 P e ' 1 f W 1 P D gg? CC ' O F, f, tk ,... . 5 ...x 5 R-kvyrgfi ,NA M 3 04 4 Inn. t I .? ,.... .f'j,0-, W 7 ' 1,1 f 1' ff ,of,m mo 1 1 f YAfiff,!i '. 4 s by A 5 A,-rULf fzAw, f rj W , - , , s I , V M 5 s A -fASllPHOIVIOIll ll ...UQ Q hers were asked to submit names of girls whose record is in the best West Catholic . i Y . . f Th fxrls xx ere asked to w rite a brie Homeroom teac tradition. ese g 5 ' ., paragraph on the program they remember as best during their two years at VVest Catholic. Space f 'ir ' of what the four permits only a very brie summ. y best paragraphs said. Thus, Helen O'lVIara admits sitting on the edge of her seat before the curtain rose as she realized that she was to see her lirst Senior Play which turned out to be so remarkable. Catherine Iorio likes Freshman Day best, because the program explained to me this great school and made me feel like one of the crowd. The acting of the Seniors of '45 in The liarrettsn was preferred by Virginia Ash, while Regina lNIcLaughlin was im- pressed by the voluntary silence kept by all the girls after :L talk given by a wounded soldier at a bond rally. ecorative floral motifs engage the talents of M. Nuttall, D '46 and Daley, '47. Don't miss the bulletin board be- hind them, featuring in cut-out art forms the gay Fresh- kin likenesses. men in ID, who say the cut-outs are spea g All -F'W My 131:15 H C . A 'IN ......,'...w. ,G 'M-. .Ill IUI-IS CLP? rea g l lu -luniors are ir' li ' uots. For ,,ll'l5 who have a fair chance emg Sei' H ' the last t ' ' had the 1 ' ' of no xears rppoi tun u . -luniors l ity of tak' ' requirii ' iave ing an '1' ig suinni .tceleratecl er work. ' l in Ai ' cou rse l hese i igust. Aluniors graduated xluniors have the privilege of ordering class rings which, sinee the war, do not arrive until Senior year. They also have a .lunior Day featuring their own talent. On that day, they may use the inarhle stairs juniors, this year, have had an informal dance in the gymnasium. Perhaps their greatest privilege is that of furnishing the higher officers of the student association. These officers are elected toward the end of -lunior year hut do not take ' next year. olhee until the M. McDern1ott, T. Chanko, M. Mcloughlin, T. McCann R. D'Ascenzo. M. Moyer, C. Palmore, L. Samuels, H. Carden each represents one of the Articles of the Creed, in study of Church History. made vivid by unusual aids. . . . See what a rent the envious Casca madelu, cries Mark Antony CN. Cozzij to the Roman citizens, C. Zack. F. Moser, M. Agilo, N. Fitzgerald, M. Donaghy. M. Harris, M. Burite, Cooper. D. McCorkle, F B.C. becomes A.D. in act' ' . Carrelli. ive. lively English classes E' v X ,li 'J' 11 , u a 'xfwiz 21.5. i ss if fl 5' x I M2'f.ff1 km. 1 M '55 ig. Q ww wmv K,.,,e: L :NX wana 12 ,, .I Q v. 5 is'i2IQ5,, 5' 3323: gf! um: . g -.mmm W MW' Si kms if EX gg: 2 nam ' 3 .E 13 We No blackout when their exercise slips from the roller. how to prolong the life of their typewriters by thorough M. O'Brien, M. Lydon, M. McGee, G. Scottoline learn cleaning and care. Saving the surface is more like it. Sl lllllsznflwmain dk 'l'hey're here-in Sister's desk-large brown en- velope. This announces the arrival of the long awaited class rings. To many, it means they have achieved their goal, to others, like the girls here, it means something more. li. Zack, when asked what it means to her said it is the greatest remembrance of VVest Catholic we can receive. besides the di- plomaf' l.. Dal Ferro thinks the ring represents four years of Catholic training which has prepared me to face the problems of the world today. .l. String thinks of the time when she will no longer walk the corridors of this great school when she says that it brings pleasant' thoughts of my high school days. but with it also comes the realization of the end of school and the departure from WVest', the best school there is. P. Casella will guard it as a treasure to show to her grandchildren, a symbol of all the fine things her Alma hlater has given her. v- ..,...-.WSE oIllllS No, we're not in a contest, duet M. Garrity and M. Hilbert. These are Brewer's, Harvey's, Stevenson's, in fact, almost the whole reference shelf. We're doing our Literature Quiz. Sr. M. Ezechiel,s gift to the Seniors. This year a Home Nursing course given by the Red Cross nurses was open to Seniors three afternoons weekly. Miss Mangan inspects blanket placing while M. Trainor and E. Lebano adjust a pillow slip. R. Hill demonstrates the correct way to turn a patient to K. Ryan, M. Zimmer. OPPOSITE PAGE: The Pennsylvania Historical Society welcomes members of the National Problems class on a tour of its head- quarters. N. Testardi, M. Buonnano, Stocker, H. Haly are being shown relics of William Penn,s days by Miss Cauley, Secretary of the Society, whose courtesy has been of the greatest assistance to students of Social Science. 'f '-- '- 'K As WM -hnlalwn - J R s ' s ll 'Psa makm :K ,E W s Q M215 rf '32 , . EN fAe Ofdeflf . . . Why does AB equal CD? Although trigonometry is thought to be a hopeless mystery by the uninitiated, math lover, P. Nyland tries to prove an intricate theorem with care. R. Small. C. Meer. and J. Joyce are her audience. h R Belutt M Shreiner, M J. Garrison, E. lVlcCulloug , . y, . Diskin, A. McGinniss, B. Gallagher, E. Duffy were re sponsible for the illustrative material in the mid-yea ' here art enhances the literature issue of The Gleam , w www. l' f Xa - .ff X 'QQ 'W Y' ,. fa. f ,Q ' ' 5 ki'-E sf fl L 7 L 1 .55 1 KX fe X E A 'N X Q X, ' ' N F ag ' f 1 m - 1' ' 5.3! ...,,,.:,: ,. ,A.,, VM. . y , ' z Q S TEE K U 5 I 53, fx,-. .3 F Q K is' x rw aj: wx wg M 'SF' WS 1 1 W 4 E at-15 . :gi Y W LL ik A 1 M' f Q, 1 M 63 5 Y- K., .Q :lg pk X g :Um -2.5 In V Vg? A X F 6 va The correct method of numerical filing that is u d Q12 se ex- class by F. McMonagle, R. O'Neill, M. DiPietro, and tensively in our school, is explained to the Transcription G. D ' ' ' Auf flue mobf indlairing, . . . Miss Typical Senior. 'l'45, in the guise of A. Joyce, C. Slamon. V. Bradley. C. Flynn thinks West Catholic just tops. The spirit's the thing -quote A. Joyce. Just look at the attendance at Convention Hall on those memorable Thursday after- noons. Says V. Bradley, The cooperatior. and col- laboration between the Fa- culty and the students is a characteristic to be found only in the great W.C. C. Slamon thinks along other lines. Any school which could produce such wonder- ful dramatizations that I have had the pleasure of see- ing during my four years is my idea of 'just tops'.', I think that the Zreafest thing l've observed during my four years here is a greater ap- preciation of the finer things of life. my faith especially, asserts Constance Flynn. evlm. This class does the advanced commerical pw. The Reverend Edward Reilly, J.C.D.. Assistant Superin- tendent of Schools. crowns the statue of the Blessed Nlother before the Sophomore Hop. After the crowning. the girls and their escorts sang to the Blessed Nlother. the Alma lVlater Patroness. asking her protection, always. Socially, the Seniors' greatest thrill is that of the Senior Prom, held at an exclusive hotel, with carefully selected chaperons. The Reverend. Assistant Superintendents. Fathers Reilly and Gorham. greet Committee members. R. Ward. P. Casey. Mgt. Rafferty. and by their presence. give prestige and dignity to this well conducted activity. K X i . 7 Q Yes. the Faculty do enter into the spirit of the game as Sister Alma Veronica proves hy her vigorous ap- plause. Fanny Frosh will realize as days go by, that the Faculty is always wholeheartedly for West Catholic. whether in work or in play 3 8' selma's, Sister M. Celestine's homerooms worked so hard that even the Sisters received prizes for being the leading sections. Who wouldn't like to be a niece of one of these Sisters? Dolls would distract Sisters in paper-marking. ...wffofle FAIIIIHY Aren't they dear? Do we mean the Sisters or the dolls? We mean both. Sister Mary Michael's, Mother M. An- T. Curran, P. Curran, and Mgt. Davis were in charge of the Christmas surprise for the Faculty. The Seniors donated five and ten novelties for the Sisters. Each small gift had an appropriate poem. The girls had as much fun as the Sisters who made a heartwarming fuss. Sisters M. Christopher, O.S.F., M. Virginia, S. M., and Marianita. S.C.C., give their free time to examine Senior compiled Catholic magazines. The Faculty voted for the best on the basis of content, originality, and neatness. 'S-Mgxk X 1 aff-w. ,,ggg1H P4 .f A x F Q5 F, NEA F3 S f . ,N -, 1157 X 5'- A+' ' , 'If 0 nj, 43921217 gixfh M A imznrv GI U . EBSQ EQ?-H 'r 4 an Erin? 'U' A111 fa-R ,SI I IITDM-I-IJ? LECTUWZ' at 8.30 Odock 1923 Wamut msmuw if-MX , ,, ff! v . V- I :Eff j , .A A 4 'A Y? K 5 N KKK .ff ', li? , txy- '-T91 ' Q Q, , 'jg,,,, ff A :f4,, 2s-f . :fs'NLf ' N, F3 N--Ti, -,,,,f ' N 1? ' - ' f J 'f'm Iggy h :QP it 19, V Ig. 625607 70 ig . Wm-1 pb, of the 577114-f lfadel pbfan ii '72 .i'Q, W' F' Q Q ,.iL,f :WaN xxf 5 f A 1 'ff H ' WO B ff 5 ,ffgw LP 7 ' 1- 'J 'K N' Lylqqsy fix xii Y3 'if jk I .wbfx , .f 7 --JF N xl ,. N . ,fa .. L,-an A 1 W' if N f4:g4,A ,. '-.1....,......4-v'v !,,' 5.,,-sw-W,,,.-I X 7 9-N H . . U O . . . . fAe of lfUAlCA L5 iAQ U'l5fCl!fCl,fl0lfl 0 flellf I'lfl8I'Yl 8,615 SliL l'l0N 2. 'l'lnf fllljl'lif of lliix .1.r.vm'i1lfin11 .Ylltlll br: a. 'lio emphasize training that makes for good citizenship, sterling character and Catholic womanhood. ls. ilio promote the interests of Student Participation for the good of the school. c. 'lio stimulate interest in all activities that represent the school and are ap- proved hy the proper authorities. 'lihe entire student hody takes the following pledge on the occasion of the installa- tion of oflicers: l solemnly promise to conduct myself on all occasions in a manner he- iitting a student of the XVest Philadelphia Catholic Girls' High Schoolg to cooperate in maintaining proper school discipline: to help enforce regulations for the cleanliness of the school and the preseryation of school property: to maintain quiet and decorum mrhe old Order changcth' . . . . . . - giving place to new. Per- particularly in corridors and general assemhly through .the exercise ot selt-control. haps M- Plunkett, President courtesy, and ohedienceg and to recognize my ohhgation in upholding the reputation. of -44 thought this, as she honor, and ideals of lVest Philadelphia Catholic Girls' High School. greeted with her wishes for Hamllmfil- page oil, oo Suffvss the peoples Choice of '45-Chief-judge, P. Toland. President Madeleine Dorsey. Vice-Pres.. Eliz. Shields. Congratulations and suc- cess . says Reverend Edward J. Reilly, J.C.D., as he gives the badges of ofhce to T. St. Ledger and H. Jardine, mem- bers of the council. M. Dor- sey and S. Bonifini keep Father supplied with the shining symbols of authority. Why are the 'A' sections al- ways way out front in the drives for Mass Kits, tickets. bonds and stamps? You may be sure that these Senior officers Jury members Mgt. Rohan, E. Duffy, Kennedy, E. McFadden, E. Walsh, P. Larkin, K. Furey, and M. Brown, contributed their share to the success of their own A sections in drives. is ',-, .M 15 5 A, . ,,.. E f- 7 f A , 3. 1 ,. i V -fi X 41 A Q ' W J X x gy f 'M' -lf' Y RN .. is ,. W? 'Va' S I ! Q R I .Av H i R i V X H. A XX X S 'M Xm I I?r4'5hnwn gm :I spcfiall trun un l'rcslmwn Day whcn 2lflt'Y mm' .1 pri-vie-w of Ihr Svniur ISJII, part of kl pru- gmnm by thc Seniors. -..,w-N .MM -fm., 'W' mr' egg! Fanny lfrush Fixzgcraldj kmvsls humbly at the fcct F of nur Blmsvd fwnthcr fp. Casey, in the Freshman Day Pl'0gl'.ll11 .md prays that hor four years at West Catholic will bm llmssmd Wff, f,, p x ll, Krrmmiv, 'VY rmulr',ztu1,zxw IH Cnwwllv. 516. 'I'- Iimxm. -W, .md lulm. 'Wx Ixulx uf tlww l'YilhllNi-!W1il' prix fnzlfulhwi :lm mlm:-vrx iw W-uurimg ilu- largvst Ulllliblf of Nvniur' plax pmirmw nu !lL'l' .mn uzxr .md won lvcumtmful Jwllx .xx rvmxxrd. lx. lhwkx. Sl. VI'lH'Fl'wIZ P. i'urr.m, St. Iivrrmdvrcrz R. Smlmlwrr, Ilu- Yirgin Marx: ff. XXIJINIL NT.9d.u1n' fjllfilv .md R. N1vXxxdr'vww. .Ioan 1i'.Xu purirxzx' the spin! of rclxgiun, vullurv, .md pqtrimiml uf ilu' l7rvru'h, xhcrvlvy iIlSpll'illg I'.l!HU' to fre E S E -lf f-'W R'emMm ' N xx ' X II. Sfhklfl mother. P. loonu tha Spill! of VV. C.,J I'lllLl! lId fmny Fresh, discuss Wu! Cnho lic no'-' 1nd t cn W. Call, T Lumpkin R. McSweency severely bukc Fanny f Ynzgernld for dwring to approach the Senior marble stzurs Maisie Ward is a great living C Yzelww ere oice of 'hat' The strains, O Mary, wc crown thee, die away as the members of the crowner's court, Seniors elected from Our Lady's Group, and the crowner they have elected, H. Jaixen, extreme right, dedicate themselves and the school to our Mother, Mary. Imagine the students' do- nating 81700 to the Mass Kit Campaign and S600 to mwlilhlnzx fifhw atholic author,', agrees M . Henrv MacNeil as H. Rapine, C. Savage, A. Mc- rs Tagllff, M- Doorey. Curran, Saylor, E. Robinson, b f C tholic Literature Group chat at P. Finney, mem ers o a l' L d- a Catholic Book Week tea at the popular Catho ic en f ood talk about books. ing Library, a mid-town oasis o g the missions for the Propa- gation of the Faith, by mid- year! exclaim workers M. McGilvray, O. Vanelli ACTH! GRIIIIPS . .. 'lihrough a great many students' participation in Catholic Action. an active part is taken in Catho- licity at XVest Catholic. Catholic Action pertains to personal holiness. the salvation not only of the in- dividual hut of others. liach group aims at and usually accomplishes perfection in its particular duty. The Publicity Group promotes the work of each of the other groups, Our l,ady's lfucharistic. Catholic Literature, Apostolic, and lllission groups. As a result of all these, a truly Christian flourishing atmosphere pervades the school and the students are enabled to become practical Catholic women in the world, and true graduates of Yvest Catholic Girls v H igh School. If we're the lifeline of Catholic Action, says M. Mc- Sweeney of the Publicity group to R. MacKara, A. Conlon, M. Garrity. J. Giles, and M. Sheridan. let's put ' lI'n our lineg it's a good l'f 'n the technique of se 1 g came. some 1 e 1 line-the very best. Thereupon. better posters b r of the Eucharistic group whose Every pupil is a mem e privilege it is to hear Mass in the auditorium every other week. The girls' devotion at Mass as well as their fre- quent visits to chapel are a loving tribute to our Lord. l e H Rocchi Doughty, and Ga gifts and A. Ganc y. . . ' ' d holiday happi- Y T. McGhee, Apostolic members. sprea ness and joy to the patients at the Sacred Heart Home 'asf-Sr ia ,J ,ini K 1' .f M, swf' 1. fA . Q .. QM I N 5 ga , fag 155: h ,Ai as :Sf-sli m' 2: as 4, U .af ' . ' :ji ' 'VA r :5 f 5 41 . 'I K 'E 3 'S 4 1 7.1 sin gt M! L. ri x N3 is Us .X 'r TQ: I' ,A W gy' ..., V 4.2 : y K : fib- 'a s 1' 7 9 it 1 ? l Q .S 1- fwmgg' QQ S fs - gi 3 'Q vs . Pendosne ex stella? , or as we sing it, How would you like to swing on a star? implore M. Zurn, G. Coleman, H. Haly, McKenna, A. Quigley, E. Noonan, D. New- ell, G. Curran, R. Schubert, R. McGranery. P. Connolly, R. Ward, E. Hanlon, P. Nyland, Y. DeSantis, K. Hol- land and C. Dolan in a Latin Club skit, put on to show Freshmen that Latin is not dead, but quite lively at W.C. Historians-M. Brady, D. Devlin, M. Sweeney, M. McGovern, R. Fitzmarris, M. Carey, M. Donlin, M. McSweeney, L. Hesser, M. Culin, C. Dolan, A. McDonald, and T. Jenkinson discover Old Pennsylvania in the collection the Pennsylvania Historical Society assembled for the William Penn Tercentenary occasion. . . . an may join li l. ll B S w obe acfiuifie The Catholic ideal of education demands the training of the whole in- dividualg hence we find at West Catholic a group of extra-curricular activities that fulfill the recreational needs of the pupil, give her an opportunity of developing individual interests, and at the same time teach group consciousness and school morale. Handbook page 67 OPPOSITE PAGE: Click! snaps the camera as photo fiends M. Davitt, A. McTague, H. Rapine, R. Dolak, M. Sheehan, S. Pastore, M. Powers, P. Casey, B. McHenry, M. Daniels, R. Lowry, gaze toward the adventurous invention, in the hands of Mr. Wolf, who never fails to make good pictures. We did it again! exults M. Mealiff, President of Ath- letic Association checking big game scores with E. Mc- Donnell, Burrmaids' accurate and game-loving scorer. 6 . . . A e rea 5 agouf in a uance in Flat- Rvgtpcr is Vice! Catlwltcs sfvtxrcc uf 'sprtxttltttg tlmt' tttwwf' It ramps all ncws, both in, lllkl will Nl mt ftttllttwllg, 'flu' litwpvr will tg ciwtmtpttwtl of Sctxtwrs and lltllltffi Tltt' Svntttre vtlmt .ill lwttt one of tht' edt' lttms Tlx' Still is first tmttwtl 111 mwvswrttittg tlwvtw ttltyrt- tltt- Qllilrx ltrtrtt ltttxx' tw xxtrltc. Stall tttt'mlwt'x til tltt' Art l3t'p.tt'ttm'nt .ittvml tw tltt' .lex-rr 1llllNlI'.tl.lHll4. Uttt' vvct' tt-1pttl.tt', cvcr lttx'.ilXlci, Q,j'- 1 l'.'lY!1f.' ltit :Mlm lx ttftxx tllttxttxttvtl lfy lN'l.tt'y T. lltxlttttf 6 littmy lm. lu-att :wt wily .t Qmrttltttg fvtttttru ftrtpp 4 tit -'mtv twtiv lm! .tIwtt1tt-wt'tltt-tim lttttkctlut, Us-.t - f :law xllNllllx.'lI'?IlN tt? Tltt' lltntpct' ts tlmt tt pt wxvvtvtl :tt .t K .ttlxtilty llrvw lwti-2 lltw ytwtr, ilu' Nut: lm- 1Kl'lllt'ftll'l'l tzutt-txtvwtml U?!1X'tfIAl gttttlwri, 1'-ll' aww tltt-tt' tttww :tit llttltttltgwttt .tml tltvtr wgg. lu gut .nw it's .1 great iclt-.ilu u-xclairns A, Quiglvy, .tt tln' ln-.nd of tht- mlwlr, .aw slw vondtlcls an idrn hunt through l'XK'll.iHgl w from .shout fifty stlwuuls. By nu-.ms of tlww 1-xt'lx.nr1gn-s, the girlw .irc lu-tu-r .ilwlc to t-nlargv upon thvir nun ilil'.lS .ts wt-ll .iss to roinpzirv layout and covcmgc. P. lin-stun, R. Wfurd. R. O'Ncill. E. Noonan, R. Naz- ltlfilh .mil 51. flunlwlo listrn with .itwlxtivclxt-sw 415 Alive miiscmwc ht-r find. Fu-rv girl sul'-mils hvr idt-.as for in' furnml. dirt-rt .cud frivndly diwussion. t , w As om: columnist to :innthvrl Hanlon and D. l.ynclx discuss Key Nun-5 which, nmnthly. givvs ai flux' tu good gruuniing. Artist M. Diskin, of Fanny FFUSIIH fame. shows what sho thinks will be n good hvading for this. Smarter and Snwuthcf' Column. .Q ff ir-1,3 Si YQ s 2 Q , 4 5? 5 N V 'PS lHl I K fix: k X' IHAPHR t K . ..,, , - i QW K . .Q RX., Q '95, NT' M. Shrrhrm, Staff photngraphvr, iQ poised now, but watch her snap has- kct shots. Rt-porters M. Hummtum, R. McGr.mcry, C. Mm-mfr. rt-cciving nt-we ru-ws from Manager T. Finrwgan, give wideawakc sports coverage. Coke and squgxrc-G. as usual. ordrrs P. Nylnnd. P. Clwy, D. Nowvll, P. ldxrkin, A. Mcffnddcn discuww hor col- umn, W i:w and W'insmm-. nt Sing- t-r's, thc vorncr drug storm- made mcrry by Vifsrst C.lth0liri!4's. . The flltholit' Press Issuo is on ite way! Ediwrrin-Chief R. Schubert and ,-Xmtvciaxo H. Schwarz locntv hunks writ- ten hy convert authors whom they had interviewed. Clflfllfl, may, falter, wrife or .IHI sy hh. iw 'Ks THE STEAM mi -gfevwiddue The Gleam, with a circulation of 3025, appears twice yearly. the midyear issue heing the literary numher. lixcept for Staff contrihutions, the material in this February issue comes from the English classes . . . This year, staff memhers took part in a panel discussion at the Catholic Press Nleeting at XV1-st Philadelphia Catholic Boys' High School, where several times they also at- tended conferences with the Blue and VVhite staff. Trips to the newspapers, to engraving and printing plants, are also on the schedule .... The lf?-H The Gleam was rated among the eleven magazines cited as Better Than the Restf' lt also won special mention in The Queen's XVork . Nlemhers of the Stall are really handy-men in'that they share in every phase of the prepara- tion of the hook. 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Q ,, 'X .H I 2 sg, 'W K ffm ff-,733 A. xy R K va i 'Ml . 44 L w. s ,:l'. gig., k gg Nei' 5 M, f fm, ' f 9 ww, , , .. 0 . f 3 ,kyk W , ,g . 11. bf- ., If A 3 ,. L5 , q x Ng., J I Q V 1 ' ' A A f 5 R - X Ryan? , WI ' 'law-Y Henrietta, you don't know how good it is to see youll, exclaims Elizabeth CB. Donnellyj to her fictional sister QD. Conlinj as Arabelle QM. Diskinj and Wilson QR. lVlcGraneryJ, her traveling companion marvel at the heroine's recovery from illness which everyone, especially Mr. Barrett. considered incurable. The courteous Captain Surtees Cook QE. Caseyj requests of Millie CA Geraghtyj Will you tell Miss Henrietta of my arrival? The remarkable male interpretations were presented by the earnestness and cooperation of the students of the West Catholic Boys' High School. To the boys, we are grateful. HQ 91' even e in fAe Synnpsis ni Senna: Act I Time' Late Afternoon--The Full ol 1841 . - S t, London Scene: Elizabeth Barrett s Room. C11 Wlmpole tree Act ll Time: Late Altemoon--MUYI 1945 Scene: The Same Q l n . ' d at lapse o U lThe curtain will close during scene' io m ic e G hour.l Act Ill Time: E-urlY Evenin9 sep'ember' 1846 Scene: The 501119 1159 curtain will close during 55 iour hourS-7 ene, to indicate u lapse 1 e Sl Ill KJCIEIVIUS KJ- Lununj Sllllle , dt ner musln SS- xnls state. the entrance of then- father, who ment is followed by R P I- A Y considers her posture disgragefull E ' . . hzabethl daughter' It 'S so g00d to have You hom 9 1 lin order ol lh RlE'1'l'A BARRETT ..,. LY ..... DRGE BARRETT. . . . TAVIU5 ..... WARD MOULTON BARRETT HN KENYON .,,.. KABEL BARRETT, . . . LIZABETH BARRETT ..., IILSON .... IAPTAIN SURTEES COOK. IOBERT BROWNING ,.... MISS MITFORD ..... llharmzlars air appearance I S. Conlin Dolores Catherine M. Meer Anna I. McGonigle Anna M. Geraghty r Margaret M. Conno Mary T. Gamble .Robert I. Cavanaugh Hcxrrxes G. C. Conlin ' llohn R. Farrell Ichn l. Gallagher . . . .Emil T. LeGates T. Walsh smizabelh 4- Mary T. Diskin lt Alice E. Quigley lBemice R. Donnelly ' ' ' lMary Tramor lRosema1'y T. McGranery l'l'herese I. Ienkinson llienry F. Huhn ' lEdward Casey . . . , .Iohn D. Farrell Furey Kalhleen M. .. Doris L. Lynch Margare t V. Buonanno Hin This old ho , use hasnt been the same smce you ag , left 1 ' exP ams Edward Barrett Gallagher-Q to his daughter QB. Donnelly, upon her return of her re r S vaca- t' . lon at Torquay following the death, a short time befo re, of her dear brother Edward, , 4 Righty!! , f www . glllgg wily .' gi . . . l.UAl.l'A IAIJ ll0lll' llfll.l 1 f 2 H ,f gy M5555 I , A 1? fafaff E315 '-'Q i '-1?- QQV l +5 is . , c, Af' ' s ,Q J-Q Mil Elizabeth should pack up her bags and go. I will travvl with lxcr myself 'N A ,, M7,54 'W if it's xwccssaryf' anuouncvs Miss Milford QK. Fur-cyl indignantly as john -i Kcllyilll l1:Galv:-Q and Henrietta QC. Meer, look on amusingly al her 'Q 6' , ll'l loyalty to hm' famous friend. Vli' so Z2 t. 2 'X --' it ' ,fbi ie? .fall iv 5- 3 f ' gif fy gi . ii if. EE 2 Y i . s 77: 33. 5 V no 1 I g 'X '- fi? , 1532 ,fam . fxrhyig y !5Kg - 'ylliilllllliil' -P'al's! A it V - - :Il ' , Then, I may call again? asks Robert Browning Farrell, of Elizabeth 18. Donnelly, upon his departure, after their first meeting at 50 Wizvipole Street. This visit was a result of a great deal of previous correspondence. l y lf N..-if . 1 l . - f Pi. wQWi - ' iii . . Vw..-.., ,,' A ., ,V ,wi ,Ai . Agqgfgt q. 6 s . 4 7 A ling!-is9UYlQ Awvv f -'M mm-'w 'A M fl l 'i i '0'-W ,w ' -. 'ww f ,, N 'Aww West Catholic Boys' High School sent carpenters, electricians and painters as Well as actors. fStanclingl B. McCarthy, C. Boyle. L. Clark, D. Canfield,lF. O'Keefe, Donahue. fKnr'c-lingj C. Siston. liradficlcl, and H. Tetc. They erected the scfnery and manipulated thc' sccuvry. b f Mitftwxid KM llnonnm ' Miss ' . - prnnn Cnnnorj husily Pffl 5' l two lmndrvd sllflx Y grollpf ,. x x Tlwy all !a'orlu.'Cl d1l'll l' the Pla evwa e rabflle than -1 sb 95 U7-h ford fre is . ID L uorlun I . Sf-We the' ,Vm-1, 2 3 like be b lo A tier Ypfo 3- Und M. - 'Up of . ved to be an er the capab?u1gll,y, as Wglpmg hot I , outstanding sgcsumrvision It 12219 explains M, fCSs. iss Ulsnh '55 Mi ' 'iii S ref Ma Pin,-5 to Mar 3 , pre t' -i I' iw ' W 1 'Nf-. BERNICE DONNELLY as Elizabeth Barrett ,f,. iw A ry Keirn g, V? f PM , 1' Q i ,:,. iii M! qw! .5 r' ,vff S . f SJ: FY ? i f 'S - . i ' . SQ, .Q'gs..g1ff ei . h if lv . . 1 gb' N' 4 . Q 2 R'W' 'ff' U' P . . i 55 in .vw W- QQ if i 4 RV' it I- ' 1 . , h KL V ... , , A I 3 Rx --xmwvl . fi if , mf--4 122 i 5 x i iiif' . i My , .yew Lew, Ad tM Gqmblc, Margaret V mm 'S - ' imwunccs hff dppmmui w mr tim of the cast was made from 8 I ' . non , shvir household dulws' YT vii? their summer Vacamm months. ' ur . . . . . ihn tried our fm' the Ph, nation Ba, he does look nice in his full rcglmentals, dm-sn't hc? sci ' . . . . mmrd :hc success of the Pm questions Henrietta U. Mcfinmglej as Captain Surtees Cook Je s 4- vrkh U'-G ffl. Huhnj agrfcs with hrr admiration of his attire during his visit with the three Barrrtt sisters. ann? 1 unclerdfanvldiome 0 if, Auf 5Ae fouecl flue jrench lofay, llf BIIIIIEISHIIS Ill lIlHllMMl Every year linds Le Cercle Francais producing a play judged by those who parley-vous Francais as unusual. The choice this year is Moliere's play, Le Bourgeois Gentilhommef' Actresses, singers, and dancers participate in the amusing play revolving around hlonsieur tlourdain who craves gentlemanliness. Desiring to acquire the social graces of a gentleman, lylonsieur -lourdain hires several tutors to instruct him. These teachers' lessons are more hilarious than successful. Due to a meany gremlin, photogenia, two pictures were unable to be developed. Perhaps you can picture the scene in which they appeared, we hope so. One shows M. Jourdain, who desired social graces, hiring teachers, A. Bompadre, T. Kane, M. Lawler, R. Russo, M. Laf- ferty, W. McGonigal, and M. Negroni. The other portrayed C. Simmonds as she watched J. Stief's pur- suit of the eavesdropping maid, P. Curran. Their lovers failing to reply, P. Curran, the lovely maid, beseeches E. O'Donnell while K. Rocks, the heroine, coaxes N. Testardi. Delightful tunes and graceful minuets of the seventeenth century were no longer memories when this singing and dancing group performed. Row one: R. jenkins, M. Martins, R. Liney, Cunningham. Row two: E. Plunkett, M. Mulloy, E. Walsh, P. Toland, E. McDevitt, G. McIntosh. Row three: F. Sherry, A. Boyle, A. Mc- Cardle, A. Tryon, M. Morrison, A. Quigley, A. McFad- den, P. Casey, M. Verdeur, S. McCafferty, R. Persia, M. Walsh, M. Gable, E. Blum. The actresses are members of Le Cercle Francais which meets every Hrst and third XVednesday, Presi- dent Kathleen Rocks and Vice-president Rita Russo arrange programs throughout the year celebrating the French and American holidays. Thus, Saint Val- entine's Day was marked by the making of French Valentines. Besides the plays, skits, and parties they give, members publish a French magazine, Pot Pourrif' As the title suggests, this book contains a mixture of stories, poems, jokes, and cartoons. all in French. U. M, x f - .' E' Q:-K I. , . 3: i 4 ff- if 1 if Z' 'f-'17 f 11 i 5' ' Q -. 6 5, fe 'Q . fa' 'sf if 9 . Q- Ng ii ,s Y? 5 3 . x iv f 'C I , gf f M ff .mi- ,:,' ' ' xg Us ll Il!! OR Nfgx O4 l M11 ' 4 v ,, c :Wx 'IP Yb 1 'Off slug 0 W Xxxx SQA 0P64'7X X. -Qui: smg XM, is w,,.i.f- fify :Lk 0 N0 3?'Zz'Z3',f 0 Dm :awk 4, ixb' 'U brig ,Q 411 MMU Us X1 4 Al 1 rw, IA' 1 ,gf M, A ,.x 3' 4 Ov rm .2 ,II E if E if 5 Qiifiif , , . Q 'f 'Sf' ' f 953 5 i 4 , .F 4 X552 'N' ,W 66 is I M Q ' 3. 5 .G 11 ' in of v Take a bow, Sisters M, Loyola and Ann de Sales, SSI . . ., for your smart and effective decorations and the enerous B donation of your precioui time in making the gym so attractive on the Sophs' big night. You, too, Soph .fl-lop Committee, for your assistance-A. O'Keefe, P.rRo8inson, A. Byrne, I. Stanley, A. McBride, A. Johnson, M. Con- nahey, M. McNerney, and also your escorts-1. Rooney, B. Lucy, G. Weigand, 1. Hickman, 1. Robertston, D. Liber- tore,'M. Lieke and J. McNalIy. i 1 5 fifbi: . . . dna! ide li ll l ll ining uloifb Le meaoureclzar ringa Mother dearest, Mother fairest, sing the members of the junior class and their esrorts as they offer their Prom to the Blessed Mother. The highlight fof the evening was the crowning of Our Lady by M. Devine, chaimxan of the Prom Committee. ' ' if as 'NO The night is young and the Juniors are looking for- ward to a good time as they crowd 'through the doors. With their prom song, Making Believe, on their lips, they hurry toward the gym. johnny Phillip's Orchestra supplied the delightful music for the very Era! Junior 'WW Prom at West Catholic 1945. - A E553 Fei 'Jai The Gleam had already gone to press when junior Day was celebrated ini 1944. Although the cast makes its appearance a year late, their delightful performance is still rememhered. Afthe ,Finale group sing, the' curtain closes, .bringing to a successful end another junior Day directed! by Sr. St. Rita. .af- i f I ' xx C Q1-LQ Q ' 4, - ,if 1- lx 54 -Q 5 NK ff .. 4 41 I wk rf QQ was 'aw r Q ' V ' 4? AJ Ely' . if , , . Q I, , YQ. 555 7 cfw' .iff ,N uf, 5.1 I Q? W I .J ' ini- n L ' l '..l I, 'S-. x N I l vxsn ' the . I A .-,Q v 1lwgf,:.,- PMI. ,. 'rl' I IJ .t :K E S 'S' M in F-1 ,Z A AV !V,, , li -Wx, -u. w e W m f' 'sw S' V :f.-V .Qi X I c x - Lf,-fi:-if-'3 4, AE , x X W X gi Q 1 'bg' wie? K V i:igE.g 1 wwwiia 1 '- ww. im' Q si K 959 xv k M542 '3 ,5 t -fx, H Q 5 IWQ.,g 5 A 34? , 3,1 ' E A 7 V51iV.5,,, fi Yrfv M gf: :fjf.22gf ,, , A,--i n .ff i -iii ' ,gf , mV,A. J .af Q 1 F ',.. , ,. NQRg1fL ' izigiaigiii ' , ,,A ,.L2 any , w Q 9 M x 'Q 5 is f' W +4 ' 31 , , E. ' if : x Q 4' E ' ' fu I 52 1 , gig ' ' I ' :car ,Min :gg 15, 1352 ff A A ,A VA I ,.,. :Z . . , . fifi' t l 'XA ,ligyln-pg: ' ' 4 Z?1?Nif A FN ' ,Q , M .xiii ,. fqjisk 5. 7 I gn ,pf K wif , fmf, 3,J,-.JWJ p 1 r L 2 Q X 4 ffm, I , ag 1 , ff . gQ gf I -. 22' . was A , 9 . W ' ' fi-1,1 ' ' 4 b I 1 . gfiwl L- IT 1 .0 4 M ,gigs K- 5 NFS. , w . W X ,i . LQ' , , as ....,...-.-. ,-........ , ... .-....,..... . . J Something new has heen added! lt's stupend- ous, colossal, sensational! XYhzit is it? The new Catholic Girls' High School Basketball League. XVho is it? The l,C1lglll'lS contenders-Hallahzin, Little Flower, Notre Dame, St. Huherts, and VVest Catholic. XVhere is it? YVe're in the hig time now: none less than Convention Hall serves as our hzlttleground. Now we've given you the why's and wliei'efore's, we like you to know the C0111- plete details. At each of the games, four schools are represented hy means of il douhle header. These douhle headers draw approxiinzitely 21 crowd of seven thouszunl green, hrown, maroon. or hlue uni- formed girls. These gzunes are restricted to our schools. No outsiders are permitted with the ex- ception of the relatives of the team. Another importzint detail is the hand. The music is supplied hy the hands of the live schools, each performing during its appointed month. The xIOCl1'T'ZlYOI' of these games and various arrangements connected with them is the Reverend lfdward Reilly, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, whose keen interest in the girls' high schools is not to he surpassed. wdicd gave er ACAOQ! fke OPPOSITE PAGE: Who for? What for? T. Morning certainly knows, so does P. McGinley. Our capable sideline ofhcials, Golden. scorekeeper, and A. McElhiney. timelceeper, breathlessly watch S. Comly, scorekeeper of Notre Dame, as she tallies the results of the game. Naturally W. C. is on top! Oh, make those points- Thank you, P. McGinley. H. Devlin, and T. Morning. Pete says 'score' I Pete says 'score' l H. Devlin doesg T. Morning assists. Pass 'em low! Captain Mary Shreiner and B. Mc- Granery halt that. BELOW: Rivals? Yes. but friendly rivals are Captains M. jones. Little Flowerg M. Bessinger. Notre Dameg our own M. Shreinerg I. M. Grippin. St. Hubert's. and G. Hesser, Hallahan. This is obviously the reason we have a league now. 4' '11 I Ac, s 'I ssl 1? 1 ,tl W H X A L wg V vi I an fi W 'lax N. rom' Oc'foAer fo- Eecem er, me ,,.,,,,v. C X. 4. ' v .. ,N Q ' A ww- if Y' if I Q fqiigifefvf fi ., A H V7 41, I f 4- '. 9 . . 2. . '51 er' 3' Q ' M flifwm s ,t , n s 4 , . ,t si ' .. M, 3 Y Q S ff :fs Y ,. ' in ' . 'A J, ' 5 - , - .Q-if ' - gf M. , -WM M, 2 1 'R M N -fi. -g 'Fi . '.,. 'Q 4. , 1, 'Eii'ifVfi'if? . r its .,f A+ , I' Q, K' 36 4.3 K, H -1. 4 M ' ' Q Qagximhxr 'mei my I' N? i.' i . L- Aamwaf' . K . N, by ,Q 'A I an R -q 'Q A if 3 iwifni ii' 'IG-rP 1' 'MU ' 15- xt 7 . r iffwlw. lv. 'fl' , ' 5 iff -55 pp. 1 I..-, M, Am, x 'Q 1 ...E Q 'wk 4,1 A Y Mm, . 9 .1 'R.- X, if,5 Q. 'F .Q vs fm , X z urs- I Y' H if . 'WAI' j ,N7A'1Q N'5,N?'1..fg'x. FK' 6 1 in K -.wv'l: 1,', .1 ggklgg 'kfgfffg N' , . . W vs 1 . ...'-. ,vp H, . ' 'Q' sf fi +i,..ffif?'E1+ W3 f-.' li -vi X59 f t, .11 Km 615. If t, , .Q K., . ,W - . ,E . v 'ew 3'6 f 'W . 5' Q55 .fl '4- '-ifd , c V ' i 1 MQ- av The charming members of the committee and their gallant and courteous escorts to whom was dedicated It Had To Be You . R. Powell with J. Chambers, M. Kealy with T. Perkins, E. Davis' with E. Moore, F. McMonagle with. M. Meehan, M. McDermott with B. Commune, R. Finelli with J. DiNardo relax on the Ballroom stairs during the brief intermission. Thesegirls helped to make the exclusive Senior ball truly .1 great night. 1 1. i9 Q w Y! J QW q 335 9 W' U ann? Leaf!! GAO!!! lL? S I I 0 R I' R ll M Q n!,w n 15 in u QQQW, , x I. x 1 f .,. X. ,W 3 X ,, . N 'f i . Q u 4' sn, Your dream is iovelyf. Oh your flowers are benutifulin exclaim K. Furey and R. Hill as D. Conlin end C. Flynn strive to accentuate the blonomi for R. Sucher and J. Fitz- gerald. The success of our Prom is 1 result of a -great' deal of preparation by Sister Letitia Marie, S.S.J., Perfect of Activities and our very capable committee composed of fourteen Seniors chosen by the girls in each homeroom. Special thanks to Sister! , , , . A Ar fde mr gfkrf, ann? Jaw in acfion Bonds, stamps, scrapbooks, blood donors, afghans. VVest Catholic has rallied to every call of Uncle Sam. During the Sixth WVar Loan Drive our girls went forth as junior saleswomen. The result Twenty- three ambulances purchased by the 544,- 221.50 they sold in bonds. Then came a call for blood donors. They kept rolling in till by February, they reached a total of 325. VVhen asked for afghans for servicemen, fingers were busy knitting squares for them. Soldiers need books to entertain them, said Uncle Sam. He had to look no further than NVest Catholic. The girls not only gave them, but also, made scrapbooks to be used by servicemen at Benedict Hall, USU. One scrapbook, VVest Cath- olic and the XVar , made by our girls, was awarded first prize in a statewide contest. lllembers of the student body participated in civic programs, such as, The junior Town Meeting of the Ain , and The Catholic High School Hour. Students of W'est Catholic do not confine themselves to city or state affairs. lilary Lawler's article, VVilliam Penn, Peacemaker. which was awarded first prize by the Committee of 1926 of the Pennsylvania Historical Society, dealt with an idea for world peace. ln war or in peace, XVest Catholic is 10072 patriotic. I hope my brother receives this one. . . . Maybe a sailor will get mine. . . . All is excitement as Senior Home Economic students, M. R. McSweeney, H. Speak- man, A. Brennan, M. Pippel, E. Lebano, R. McMena- min, E. McDermott, T. Gilchrist, T. Lorrimer, M. Stritch, and L. King assemble beautiful Christmas gift packages for servicemen now overseas or in hospitals. :v:iea.wlzssfwx.e.ama Uniforms seem to be taking the place of full dress suits at formal affairs this year. C. Saxon and W. Hagenbuch. who discuss the evenings happenings with J. Stocker and N. Testardi, are proofs of this fact. The song, A Fellow on a Furlough, was played in honor of servicemen at the Prom, where uniforms were the order of the evening. J. Wood, Kensington Highg Hartmann, Merril-Dob- bins Vocationalg our own M. Lawlerg Colonel Bill edu- cational director of Station KYWQ J. Acton and Doctor Aldan, The Bryn Athyn Academyg Doctor S. Sweeny, . nf, , K yr 1 X4 Q 9' if Q I ,A gf 5 'Wf XI X I 'if 63. iw P X . .Q 'V A 1 E? WX 'sg 5 Pe? iv :wg ,. l QW ji 435' L, K4,.. 4 3? 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Li .qw BA D 5 e coufcln gef Aer Areafd for a minufe ilierese Cnnsidine Elizaheth Schmidt Clare Berenato Madeline Ualullo l lI7'l'H LINE: Cl. AND Fl.l7'l'ES Clare Uiesheimer Kathleen Trinity Agnes O'Brien juan Fitzgerald Catherine Quigley Marie Nealnn l.etitia lWCPnyle Florence Narel SIXTH LINE: CLARI NETS Marie Romano Mary Caporale Virginia De Young Dorothy Kurtz Rita Powell -lane VVhelan Geraldine Cannon Mary Dunlin SEVENTH LINE Catherine Tighe Eileen Holohan julia Gauhas Alice Gavin Rosemarie Taylor Kathleen Martin joan Burns Regina Powell i-LIGHTH LINE: DRUMS Elizabeth Ciasulln Mary Carlin Marianna Harris Marie lorio Bernice Tulski Eileen Brennan Margaret Devine Mary Lacey The shrill blast of her whistle, the uplifting of her baton, and the band begins to play a stirring march under the direction of Margie McDer- mott. drum majorette. Unobtrusive and studious, Margie is always greeted with a round of applause as she smilingly performs for her W. C. ,tp ,tis . 'ZFX ,' ff . 'Y' .allrpig lv F - it in goin fo Le in flze lllllllgf ann? clecfarecl. Cooperation is the secret of suc- cess in :uiy lllltlCI'l'2llill1gj. Since eooperzition is tlie key-note of :ill :activities of tlie Glee Club, we can ezisily UlNll'I'Sf2lINl tlieir mziny :ic- eoniplislinients. Une of tlie niost popular of extra eurrieulzir activi- ties, the Club boasts of over one liuntlretl :ictiye :ind entbusizistic members. 'lllie members entertain in tlie Soplioiuore :intl Alunior llziy Progrzuns. :Xt Cbristnizis, tlie Club presents Il progrznn of LlZlI'0lS. 'lllie most llllpllffillll' event on tlie scliecl- ult- of tlie Club is our own scliool ixIllSlCIlll'. 'llliere :ire montlis of pziinstziking przietice before they :ire rewzlrmlecl by tlie zipprecizltion 2lI1ll compliments of tlie lfzxeulty. stu- dent body, :ind numerous friencls wlio entliusizxsticzilly :ittencl rlie perforinzinee. 'llliis ye:1r's selec- tion HJxI11lllllllICl2l.ll Grezit ls 'l'by Love, :ind Play Gy'psies4U:1m'c Gypsies were under tbc skillful mlirection of Reyerenml Alolin blur- rziy. :X number of new zletiyities liziye been introcluceal to tbeir 21lI'l'1lQly' erowtlecl czilemlzlr. 'lllie musical bzielcgrountl for tlie Pliilzulelpliizi Czltliolic Hour was twice provided by our Cllee Club. Seniors :ilone lirlvc tlie privilege of taking Glee Club :is zi major :incl tlien only Seniors approved by tlie fllusie llepzirtnient. NVQ' never speak of tlie fllee Club witliout remembering Sister Clure lll1lIl2lk'lllZlU', wliose training :intl encourugenient are :1 source of inspiration to :ill tlie menibers. Under lier guiclzinee, the Club fun loolc buck on zi success- ful year :intl can experience tlie priale wliieli eonies from tleserying. ,,., 'W v 11 if we z. Q ,f . . . g ,,. xx Y. . .., Q Sri? we - 9 - . REVEREND JOHN MURRAY Guest Conductor First Row E Guenther T G1l1 naugh M Callfthan A Frodoski P Boston N Fitzgemld R M Fmnelli B Lee L Cangi R DAscenzo Y Di gionvanni. E. Donlin M. McStr1v1g H. Weick R. Chickricco P. Baden felder D. Fardonc Second Row: N. Cozzi P. Gallaghcr A. Carlin R. Curione B. McCullough M. Kealy M. Baraldi T. Kelly D Shields P. Cocco Third Row: T. Ryan. M. Trotman. A Burns. A. Glancey Fourth Row: E. Clarlc, L. David, M Connell, C. McLaverty, . Ignorrki, C Gallagher, M. Rafferty. G. Berlcey, E. Stenberg, D. Rowan, G. McIntosh, A. Kelly. M. Zimmer. Fifth Row: E. Crosson, B. Jackman, E Maiden. E. Stackman, A. Leach, D Davis. A. Kraider, A. Brito. M. Mc- Hugh, E. Dunn, P. Dalessandro, H Simpson, H. Reilly, F. Rogan, P. Burgoon. R. McGlynn, M. McDade. P. Hagemeyer. Sixth Row: Golden, R. Guido. Brito, D. Symth, N. Coniglio, M. Dillon, M. McDermott, Fitzgerald, N. Rodgers, M. Heany, A. Flemming. Seventh Row: L. Dacey, M. Byrnes, j Sabatino, E. Broadbent. A. Johnson, M. Young, T. Larkin, H. Haley, J Nyland. A. Heighes, M. Hoyt, E. Le- bano. M. Lewis, E. Sheasley, A. Mc- Donald. E. Henry. M. Trainor, M. Holahan, M. Winter, D. Woodland, R. Smith. M. Maguire. R. Gamble. P. Connelly. an mme VlIlSl CHUIR fo... X 5 2 ll ir 5 ' A 5 First Row: A. Esmonde. P. Nyland. M. Mclirezlrty, I.. Hughes. D. Lynch, M. McCullough, E. Tinney, R. 0'Neill. M. A. Sheehan. A. Quigley. Stocker. M. Diskin. M. Connor. M. Strilch. M. Casey. A. Scott. P. Gammon. W. Ward. P. Casey. M. Mcsweeny. Second Row: A. Reilly. E. Lawlor, W. Call. Mgt. Dislcin. E. Hanlon. E. Wnlslm. K. Fc-envy. A. McGrnnc-ry. l.. Miss Margaret Mary Kearney. Uirvrtor fae- W Ev 4 M l I K PMB vw X . Av X lf' A 5 is . ig . Y V . K5 5 .Q Q H ' .H M A SKSI vm A Wlxilsr O'Rawe. D. Loro. M. Gamble. M Boyle. F. Sherry. A. McArclle. Tra- vascio. E. Sweeney. G. Guarini. A Vlfilson. H. Duncan. C. O'Keefe. Doughty. Third Row: A. Gcraghty. C. Paltnore. D. Devlin. T. McGhee. McHenry M. McNally. K. Mallon. L. Duffy. A. Eagan. P. MCMQ-namin. R. Driifey. I.. Dugan. A. Ebinger. M. A. Divine. D Bergan. Curry. C. Quinn. M. Kirk Illilnf Fourth Row: C. Meer. G. Patterson C. Riley. M. McGrady. E. Swisher. M Trainor. Casey. M. Blake. Fifth Row: B. Donnelly. M. Kearney. D. Conlin. E. Maher. M. McCarthy. M. Miller. O'D0nnell. M. O'D0n- 9. sb X S X nc-ll. M. Robinson. M. Rohan. Sixth Row: A. Boyle. M. Mailey. McGonigle. C. Kollhoff. D. Lally. Malone. S. Cairns. O'Donnell, Willianis. N. Fogarty. N. Walslm. Walsh. E. Lennon, C. Kerins. B. nan. D. Moran. D. McKenna. Cleary. D. Dilzer. A. Vannelli O'Mally. M. Doyle. 5 A R K A Ty G J 5 .M Q W m Q IT ca R ax FIRST VIOLIN: M. I.. Martin, M. S. Sweelmey, M. NI. XVyzxtt, R X I Itlln1m1'iCe, A. M. IfIIIl1ge1', II. 'If I'1IIlPllIl'ICIx, M. M. Iluwd, IQ. M. Mullin ' M. 'I'. Furey, U. R. SIIVIIIU, P. A. CZIFIIICCI, I.. A. Ifunm, S. A. l':1r:neII1 e e R. M. Mclimee, G. IT. Stir-rwalt, M. 'If VVirth:zuer, C. R. McI.c-un, I7 M Mc-eIr-53 SIZCUNIJ VIOLIN: j. M. glnyce, R. 'I'. Nnzzuriu, NI. 'I'. Sheehan, R Gregory, IE. C. KOI1IIH'CllIlt'l', K. If. IMILHIIIIOII, M, Ii. Iispillmzl, R. A. If , ming, 'I'. I.. IJ'AmIre:l, A. M. Vim'vI1io, D. A. l'z1Ivc-Iln, IC. M. IIIZIIIIIIII, A I IJ:-Iam-y, M. J. IN12ll'IiIlUl'SI. I VIULA: R. A. Clark, C. M. Kelly, S. I . Czzllzzhzm, A. Ii. Sue:-. . . . VlUl.ONl'I2I.I,0: A. R. I'sl'Zlll7USZl, I.. Ii. Rulmer, ki. M. lirndy, A, Nl K'utc-Ilcwse, M. I7I:1cI, G. NI. IjlHl0I1llt'. BASS: S. A. Duffy, M. A. Cnnwaly, Y. hl. Salim-II:l, M. 'I'. tI2lI'l1l'Illf'l', 'I I I.m'LI:Il1. I'I.I IIa: I7. M. Nzlrel, A. M. U'Bricn, I.. M. MvI'nyIc'. UBUICZ R. M. Powell, WI. M. I:IIYI,1Q'I'1lIlI, II. M, I.e:lI1y. I A It I :I :yl I I 1 H I Z' I Ki 1 I A 2 15 I wif Q- ??SM5 f I E .f ' , C'I..'XRIXI'.I 1 M. 5. Rmnxmn, M. U. K zxpumlq, M. I, Ihmlm, I. h.i.n.1 velll. II-XSSUUX1 R. IT. Smith, M. Y. Kvrr, K. I . De I,:my, M. R. .'XmI:-nwnll. S-XXOPIIONIC: R. .X Iirzlcilcy, II. 'If Ilinkle, M. rl. Iingliall, If, M, QIZIVIICX, ll. A. IVRI I'uwc-rs, If. If. SCIIIIIICII, If. -I. Mullen, I5. A. VI'uehr-le, 'I'RI'NII'I'.'I'2 II, If. VVrigI1t, R. A, Ciiovzlllivlu, M. if .AXI1ImIt, M. Iirmwn I. Ii. kbmiciilxc. IRUMISUYII: M. I', Mm'lim'ern, if 'If 'l'imnc-5, M. If Mzlffei, M. M. IIUIII. 'I'I'IS.'X: II, It. Murlhy, 'l'YMI'.-XXI: M. M. Drvinc. XYI.UI'lIUNIi, CIIIMICS: -I. M. SI 11wx 'lin. I'ICRL'l'SSlUN: M. 'I'. Lucey, IC. A. l.m-sclx, If. M. Ii nAf- r:u1:a11, N I. If, lurin II.X PIANO: U. I'..fI1lIIl wfnlln. M. I.. IIJIYQIZIII, 'If M. Mnrium. Schluth. QXVII IIURX: M. I'. Nlxvxnxlglmzlln, sl. M. IxIZll'Ixt'IIlIt', I.. M. Ifielml, R. M. RP: M. VI. Ruxwulli, -I. If. SlIIIIIIIt'I'S, N. li. Murray. MR. -IENO IDONATH Conductor Xi ff, f E K J ?. A 4 I .V , X , I . SA , . 3 . . X. V ' E Q rklif., iw' V , 3 ' ii ? ,. . .5 3, .. MSW 1 Q,-Q KE Ex . 1+ .N ,Swv we gm 5 nm Bing flroslwy did not do any lweuer in loo-Rau-l.oo-Rai than songxlers R. McGlynn, R. Curione, Nl. Cilllilll-Ill. R. Smith. P. llurgoon. ll. Hall-y. D. Rowan. T. lnrlcin. E. lVlcCullough. BI'0AlLll'Wl'lll. and P. Dnlessalndro. Nl. Connell. lfitzgernld. A. Flemming. .md lf. Rogan add their selected voices in the tune which everyone loves. OPPOSITE PAGE: Old Nuns was loudly applauded when delivered hy the Verse Choirista. lop row: D. lVl4:Keium, M. Robinson. G. Cleary. M-fond. M. W :urcl. A. Esmonde. third. U. Devlin. ll. Naughton. whose voire 9lLlLlll1gS helped in the inter- pretallion, x'.l1'illl0I1. weekends. and .lfler school hours of practice .Ind work malxe for pcrfertion. agree, standing, Nl. Con- way, M. Kerr. Nl. Donlin. R. Powell: seated. Nl. Capornle. D. Kurtz. nlislresses of 4.l0W'I1l3l'1ll and up. nuances and interpretation. . .9 Ae in lltrcfcf 19151505 offge ,wi ikfxiwf M ss' R X 6 'Y , , mi! ,Q . k lx J 3 .ff-4 - 1 ' Y , .L,- 1. . R 5 oeen . ? Andulucia was a success when delivered by the Glee They know they did well. these musiciansg standing, L. Field, M. Brady. T. Muldoon, M. Lacey, E. Ciasullo, M. Carlin, D. Murphy, E. McElhinney, and seated, M. De- vine, R. Sucher, E. Schmidt, between curtain calls of the popular Carmenaires and the superb Rienzi Over- ture. Club. E. Guenther. T. Galanaugh, M. Hoyt, E. Clark M. Dillon. A. Brodoski. C. Mcl.averhy, M. Zimmer, T Ryan. D. Woodland, M. Winter. Sabatino, '45 will miss the Club. 2' 2. . 11K J' , . W, M. The poem Foreboding was a favorite of the numbers .X X we recited by the Verse Choir. They are. top to bottom: C. Kerins, D. Loro. C. Riley, D. Williams, A. Scott, and M. McCullough. who. vocally, pictured an oncoming SIOYII1. ,Jw 41 JQJM 517 46,416 no on non The purpose of the Honor Roll is to encourage every student to put forth her greatest effort :ind to raise the standing of the school :is :1 whole. The nzunes of students who have not less than SSW in religion :ind in four of the fire inzijor suhjeets for which the student is rostered will he listed on the Honor Roll. ln addition to this there is another distinction known :is Dirtiliguiyliwl Ilrnmrx. To inerit this ll stu- dent must have at lc-:ist QOW in religion :ind in the five major subjects for which she is fostered. HIIIIIIIIOIIA' pflges 5-I 111111 55 HONORS FOR FOUR YEARS Patricia Brady, Patricia Casey. Geraldine Coleman, Margaret Culin. Grace Curran. Catherine A. Dolan, Mary Donlin, joan Fitzgerald, Mary Gamble. Agnes Hoban. Second Row: Katherine Holland, Margaret Kerr. Patricia Larkin, Mary Lydon, Doris Lynch, Mildred Maguire, Dolores Maillard, Ruth McAndrews, Mary McGovern, Rosemary McGranery. Third Row: Regina O'Neill. Fourth Row: Catherine Meer, Phyllis Nyland, Pauline Perozzoli. Alice Quigley. Kathleen Rocks. Roseanita Schubert. Helen Schwarz, Elizabeth Shields, Patricia Toland. Marion Zurn. .V efasi f ww Two of these Seniors have had Distinguished Honors for three years, Roseanita Schubert and Helen I Schwarz. No one this year has had Distinguished Honors for four years. A further honor belongs for attendance of IO years to M. McGovern. 9 years to G. Curran, 4 years to P. Brady. G. Coleman, D. Maillard. C. Meer. H. Schwarz, and M. Zurn. 7 . . . all 50 far U8 QCl,I l'l2 Dorothy Hart and Teresa Ryan merit special commenda tion. For twelve years they have had perfect attendance Congratulations are in order for these fair or foul weather students for perfect attendance: M. A. Sheenhan, for 9 yearsg F. Cleary, 9 years, M. Fallon, 11 years, A. Elfinger, 10 yearsg and T. Muldoon, ll years. Nothing kept these Burrmaids from enjoying their school days. Never missing a day is C. Slamon. 4 yearsg H. Hegarty, 4 yearsg M. Slattery, 4 yearsg T. Roch, 6 yearsg M. Martin, 6 years. ,MO ag.. AHENIIA Cl HECIIHIT' Is it possible? How do they do it? wonders an envying student body of these girls who have had 4 years' perfect attendance: M. Garson, and O. Vanelli. These have had 5 years: M McIntyre. M. McCullough and M. McCandless. Standing: Y. Dt-Santis, 4 yearsg M. Pippel. 4 yearsg R. Curione. 4 yearsg M. Caporale. 4 yearsg M. Mur- phy, 4 years. Sitting: M. L. Bachler, 4 yearsg D. McCann 4 yearsg M. Corey. 4 years . .r School spirit matches the: attendance. 9 , . '11 'W i 'i 1 'fl' ff'-2: J: ,?1L :s:-f iff' 4 4. H '4'Ls L1':v' --I: ff- , . 5' 'f' fr'-ff . .fp---L ..j. f,3':2 'q, , VP- 'C' Q' A' A A n' ' A 'fi 5' l.',, A,..j,'J' ,V , f 'Y' Q' ' v .?fi'1- 4 f' -Q 4 u.f+4 ' -r' V' 'L ,T.fw 3X ' ' 2.- .A,, s x, , x , W wx , YV -N . X ? 99, xx. P! 'MQ -R' 73 J, fx. 1 R' 5 W, A, , V f 2 .J Iifuu., , Q f.- y I Y .. ,,. ,, l. , ka P, - X A 4--.1 X 5 Y f tu f .Ag '--, 1 A J . x . A , - 1. ,L 'RL??f?3 35gy ' ,' I-Q , - ak ' ' V- , Awww u u x 'WN I ,VO,. -ma . I f .. W , , ' I, ,ZA 51 3 , rl 79 Vnbf? SMF QJOJOAYAQ-1 :Q-?5'1 ' ra Ova'-rvQ'pp x -rl. l m it 'Olin is - QQ 'va' 'lfvv .li-anna:-sawn IU' XXL mm qv. IX fishy-haw 99 QAQ-.nvvq 1040 AQLQWQ lf' Q Au Q09-10 l1lQAQ'l'Q IQ C.A'g.w uvfmgn-fn Af MN ng u up .u 1544 z 111131 3 0 ' A 1 . 1 x .. ' ' M- 4 ' L-,-. -' M I Q Y .Y f Nh ' - -.., f ,--J A Q A w ,N 1, Q f L5 ' ' 'K' N175 'Y 1 Q N f ' N' my f' W3 Q, n Q N X yn Q , . ,aj , Q N ,I V F M ' Q A p .xl '45, N I L vm 'M I . A Q ' A -, .. 1 F xg ' A Q K V V . f 3 fg P wg ,fl Q- my - A., , -., I .-...si Q, Wg., A :A is A Ag I' - uni. -. ,A 7 34 ff' '- 1sh,-bra-MQ L - o ,.'1ii5RL -NV. vhs, .-www.- f,5j,!5NHk -Q 3,345 ,L 51 X: .gay x: T 1 1 'T' 'fm fgipsg fa Lf ww ' P, 'Sf X' - D- H, X 3' x . QQ' ' ' K I -bw l 1 5. T 1.63323 5 -4 .YUM ,. JE? ' ,ff . 3 Q X? cg ., x V K: VL V' r A lt LZQ ,Qg,L4z,gk . ,ig I Q .W for Rott' MARY L. ABRUZZESE 1195 Saint Vincent St. ViIIceIIt, Drexel Hill ELIZABETII M. ANGELINE 155 195 1145 5112 Master Street31 Our Lady of Angels REGINA E. AUBREY 1195 Most Blessed Sacrament MARY L. BACHLER 195 Saint Callistus MARYANNE P. BAUMAN 1115 Most Blessed Sacrament ROSEMARIE A. BELUTTY 115 195 Saint Fancis de Sales T017 Rott' VERoNIcA T. BR.-XDLEY 1195 Saint Clement MARY C. BRAIJY 125 Saint Agatha PATRICIA A. BRADY 1135 1195 1 Saint Gregory ELLEN R. BRAID 195 1115 Most Blessed Sacrament 1352 South VVilton Street -13 836 Kenmore Road 31 1632 South Ithan Street 43 1115 1195 4946 Locust Street 39 2221 South 67th Street 42 402 North 40th Street-l 235 5409 Jefferson Street31 5532 Paschall Avenue 43 liulfuin Roto K.AT1lI.EEN T. BIGGER 155 Saint Francis de Sales ANNE E. BII.I.nR0UGII Most Blessed Sacrament 195 1115 1125 South 53rd Street 43 1741 South 56th Street -I-3 LILORIA M. BLAZER 1165 1195 1215 3301 Race Street4 SaiIIt Agatha EILEEN M. BoI.oER 1115 1205 929 North 48th Street 31 Our Mcither of Sorrows KXMELIA F. BOMPADRE 175 Our Lady of Angels 185 1205 12-l-5 -l-994 Nlaster Street31 PATRICIA J. BOSTON 155 195 1105 1125 1235 St. Carthage Huffolll Rott' CLAIRE M. BRECKIN 155 St. Rose of Lima ANNE T. BRENNAN 175 Saint Agatha ELIZABETH K. BROADBEN Saint Clement AALFREDA F. BRODOSKI 19 Sacred Heart, Swedeshu 5328 Spruce Street 39 175 1115 1245 1430 North Felton Street 31 195 12155 3532 Mantua Avenue-1 T 2531 South 73rd Street 42 5 U05 1115 rg 6154- East 4th Street, Swedeshurg This key to activities in which Seniors took part will be found continued on opposzte page. ' 1. Ag-t Club 2. Band 3. Basketball Team 4. Camera 'Club 5. Catholic Action 6. CheerleadegV7. Chemistry Club 8. French Club 9. Freshman Day 10. Glee Club 11. History Club 12. Latin Club 13. Top Row DOROTHY 1.. BROOKS 1420 North Vodges Street 31 Saint Gregory Rrr.x T. BROOKS 1115 Saint Clement Do1.oREs T. BROWN 195 Saint Barnabas M.xR1E D. BRUVVN 1205 Saint Gregory 1.1I,I.1AN M. BUCRLEY 1205 Saint Vincent 6916 Paschall Avenue -l-2 2614 Bonnafon Terrace 42 5423 Harlan Street3l St. Vincent, Drexel Hill MARo.tRE'r V. BUoN.'xNNO 175 195 1115 1185 1205 1235 Saint Donato Top Knit' 6523 Girard Avenue 31 SUSAN G. C.-txRNs 1115 1195 1245 1265 Saint Coleman 212 Cherry Lane, VVynnewood OPHELIA E. C.-x1.nouN 1115 1155 1255 739 North 41st Street4 Saint Ignatius WINIFRED R. CALL 195 1115 1195 1265 Saint Augustine 208 De Kalb Street, Bridgeport MARIAN A. C.x1.1..xnAN 1105 1205 6106 Lindbergh Boulevard 42 Saint Barnabas Leaders Club 14. Mathematics Club 15. Orchestra 16. Pi-om Committee ing Club 'N 18. Senior Play 19. Club 20. Government Gleam -Typist-The Gleam Reaper 245 ffypist--The Reaper 25. Talent Club 26. 'Vet-se Chair. 17. Rid- Spanish 21. The 23. The Bottom Ro-zu MADELYN F. BURcH.tR'r 1443 North Peach Street 31 Saint Gregory P.-xULErrE M. BURGOON 195 1105 1255 4725 Hazel Avenue 43 Saint Francis de Sales IQATHLEEN A. BURNS Saint Agatha MARGARET M. BURNs 195 Saint Carthage VERA A. BUTLER 195 Saint Francis de Sales AGNES T. BYRNES 1195 1205 Saint Barnabas HUHUIII Rim' Wl1N1FRED C. CA1.1.,xN.xN Most Blessed Sacrament ANNETTE C. CANGI 175 Our Lady of Angels M.-nu' D. CAPORALE 125 115 Our Lady of Victory 5 1638 ANTOINETTE P. CAPRICE 1115 1195 Saint Carthage 3340 Brandywine Street-1 5901 Angora Avenue 43 1220 South 46th Street 43 2544 South 67th Street 42 South Conestoga Street 43 5434 Media Street 31 660 North 53rd Street 31 6011 Chestnut Street 39 Tuff Run' MARY C. CARLIN 123 910 North St. Bernard Street 31 Our Mother of Sorrows REGINA M. CARNEY 6241 Catherine Street 43 Saint Carthage ANNE M. CARR1t:AN 1115 North 63rd Street31 Our Lady of Lourdes NAn1NE V. CARSON 5041 Chestnut Street 39 Our Lady of Victory MARIE T. CASEY 153 173 1123 1446 North Wanamaker Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima PATRICIA B. CASEY 193 1203 1233 1263 Most Blessed Sacrament 1649 South 54th Street 43 yillfl RUN' CQERALDINE P. Col.EMAN 1123 1193 321 South Frazier Street 43 Transfiguration MARY L. COLLIER 1223 2008 South 59th Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament DOLORES S. CoN1,1N 173 193 1113 1173 1183 1193 1213 1263 Saint Francis de Sales 914 South 46th Street 43 ANNE M. C'oNLoN 8439 Bartram Avenue 42 Saint Raphael lfoflom Row MARY J. CAVERLY 3906 Fairmount Avenue-4 Saint Agatha ELIZABETH P. CIASULLO 123 660 North 53rd Street 31 Our Lady of Victory EDNA M. CLARK Saint Gregory ' 1653 North Allison Street 31 MARY E. CLARK Immaculate Conception 910 Church Lane 38 FLORENCE M. CLEARY 1113 1173 1213 Good Shepherd 6305 Kingsessing Avenue 42 GERTRUDE M. CLEARY 153 1263 2054 South Alden Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament Bottom Row DOLORES A. CONNAUGHTON 1223 2042 South Redfield Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament MARGARET T. CONNELL 193 6641 Lansdowne Avenue 31 Saint Callistus PATRICIA A. CONNOLLY 193 1103 1123 Saint Carthage 6037 Washington Avenue 43 MARGARET M. CoNNoR 193 1113 1173 1183 1213 1263 Saint Francis de Sales 929 South Farragut Terrace 43 - N..- 52... ,l .. This key to actikvities in which Seniors took part willybe found continued on opposite vase- .1 C 1 1. Art Club 2, Band'3. Basketball Team 4. Camerafllub' 54 Catholic Action 6. Cheerleadegsgi. .Chemistiy,:CIub 8. Club li. ye 1045 Glge ,Club 11. Latin Club 13. . ' ' . , 1 Tuff Raw MARGARETTA M. CONNORS Saint Francis de Sales EILEEN R. CONVERY 1193 Saint Clement 5149 Cedar Avenue +3 2606 Berhro Street 42 NIIRI.-XM A. CONVVAY 193 1153 1173 1193 Most Blessed Sacrament MARY T. COREY 1,113 1203 Saint Francis de Sales ROSEMARY A. CosTEI.I.o Saint james 5614 Hadfield Street 43 4908 Kingsessing Avenue 43 +413 Sansom Street 4 ROSEMARY T. CoUcHI.IN 11133 1193 5214 Hazel Avenue +3 Transfigu ration Top Kurt' PATRICIA j. CURRAN 183 193 1203 Saint Alice 272 Bayard Road, Upper Darby TI-IERESA M. CURRAN 183 193 1203 Saint Alice 272 Bayard Road, Upper Darby VIVIAN P. CURRAN 11133 Saint Francis de Sales HELEN F. CURTISS Saint Barnabas Leaders Club 14. Mathematic Club 15. Otbhedn P50111 17. Rid- ing Club 18. Senior Play 19. Spanish Club 20. Government 21. The Glenn 22. Typiht--The Gleam 23. The Pamper Reaper 25. Talent . 1 781 South 52nd Street +3 6508 Elmwood Avenue +2 lftlfftllll Row PATRICIA A. CoYI.E 5330 Spruce Street 39 Transfiguration LXLLIAN E. CULBERTSON 5435 Whitby Avenue 43 Transtiguration MARGARET M. CULIN 173 183 193 1113 12133 1233 Saint Carthage 6119 Cohbs Creek Pkwy. -I-3 RosE M. CURIONE 193 1103 153 North 62nd Street 39 Our Lady of the Rosary CATHERINE M. CURLEY 12 South 55th Street 39 Our Lady of Victory GRACE T. CURRAN 153 173 193 1123 1143 1193 1253 Most Blessed Sacrament 1826 South 56th Street 43 Ifuflnm Row PI-IILAMENA C. DAI.EssANDRo 1103 327 North Robinson Street 39 OIIr Lady of the Rosary CATHERINE T. l,Al,Y 1193 1243 6200 Webster Street 43 Saint Carthage ' , ELIZABETH j. DAVIS 173 1163 5016 Catharine Street 43 Saint Francis de Sales MARGARET M. DAVIS 1193 1920 South 57th Street +3 Most Blessed Sacrament 4, Top Iforu M.'1RG:XRE'F M. DEAN 52nd and Montgomery Avenue 31 Saint Barbara EDNA M. DEIST 1131 2547 Bellford Saint Clement RITA A. IDELANY Saint Barnabas BARBARA l. DENNING 1533 South Allison Most Blessed Sacrament YOLANDA I.. DESANTIS 191 1121 1201 12-11 Our Lady of the Rosary 3-1-9 North Edgewood MARGARET M. DEVINE 121 1151 1221 5335 Delaney Transfiguration Tofu Kurt' ASSUNTA M. DITOMO 181 191 -118 North Simpson Saint Donato CoNcn'r'r.x C. DIvr1l.ERl0 151 171 996 North 66th Saint Callistus C.YI'lIERlNE A. DOLAN 151 171 181 191 1111 Saint Cartllage 6115 Colvbs Creek CATHERINE C. llo1,AN 6028 Yocum Good Shepherd Street 42 6233 Elmwood Avenue +2 Street 43 Street 39 Street -13 Street 31 Street 31 Pkwy. 43 Street -12 Iiottnm Rott' DoRoTHY A. DEVLIN 1111 1251 1261 6034 Columbia Avenue31 Our Lady of Lourdes GER'FRUDE M. DEVLIN 1191 1231 2061 South Frazier Street +3 Most Blessed Sacrament MADEI,EINE E. 1jlLLON 1101 1191 Saint Margaret, Narberth 500 VVoodside Avenue, Narberth MARIE R. DIPIETRO 171 1191 1211 6420 Haverford Avenue31 Our Lady of the Rosary CECELIA R. DIPRINCE 1303 North 50th Street 31 Our Lady of Angels 1V1ARY'1x. DISKIN 111 191 1111 1171 1181 1231 1261 Our Lady of the Rosary 61 North 61st Street 39 Ifollum Rott' lN1.1RY F. DONLIN 121 1111 1151 1521 North 62nd Street31 Saint Rose of Lima BERNICE R. IJONNELLY 191 1111 1171 1181 1191 1201 1211 1261 Saint Francis de Sales 5137 Hazel Avenue -1-3 MADELEINE C. DORSEY 1111 1201 S115 1,04-us: Strg-9t39 Saint Francis de Sales ANN R. DOUGHERTY 1231 Montrose Avenue, Rosemont Saint Thomas of Villanova This key to activities in which Seniors :ook part will be found continued on opposite page. 1. Art Club 2. 3. Badcetball Team 4. Camera Club 5. Catholic Action, 16. Cheerleaderj. Chemistry'Club 8. Club 914 Freshman Day 10. Glen! Club 11. Hiawry Club 12. Latin Chib 13. Top Row El.1z.xBETn B. DOUGHERTY 1007 Farragut Terrace -1-3 Saint Francis de Sales MARY C. DOUGHERTY 1191 S315 Pentridge Street +3 Most Blessed Sacrament E1.1zAm2TH L. DR1scoi.L 191 1191 1251 6221 Ludlow Street39 Our Lady of the Rosary AGATHA D. DUFFY 52+ North Paxon Street31 Our Mother of Sorrow ELIZABETH j. DUFFY 111 1191 1842 South 65th Street -12 Good Shepherd SARAH A. DUFFY 1151 1 Wellington Road, Stonehurst Saint Alice Yllifl Kuta' MARY J. ERNEST 1171 1191 Saint Barnabas 6300 Paschall Avenue 42 ANN li. ESMONDE 1171 1261 Saint Rose of Lima 6234 Jefferson Street31 MARY T. FALLON Saint Gregory 5539 Master Street3l M:XRG.ARE'I' J. FEENEY Most Blessed Sacrament 5952 Trinity Street -I-3 lfoffnm Rott' Dokis M. DWYER 1636 South Conestoga Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament PATRICXA M. DYER 6057 Chester Avenue -l-2 Good Shepherd V AILEEN M. EFFINGER 1111 1151 Saint Alice 324 Hampden Road, Upper Darby r1lHERESE I. EGAN 909 South 55th Street 43 Transfigu ration TERESA P. EGAN Saint Gregory 1-110 North Vodges Street 31 CARMELITA M. Evrmsox Good Shepherd 6535 Regent Street -1-2 lfnffmu lx'n-rt' Ross M. FELICIONI 181 5022 Stiles Street31 Our Lady of Angels l,UCIl.l.E M. FIELD 121 191 1111 1151 1211 Saint Francis de Sales 12-1-2 South Markoe Street +3 HEI.Ex T. FINEGAN 151 171 1101 1241 Our Mother of Good Counsel Landover Road, Bryn Mawr CIRACE V. FINEI.l.l 151 1238 North 50th Street 31 Our Lady of Angels leaders Club 14. Mathematics Club 15. Orchestra Pfoin 17. Rid- ing Club118. Senior Play 19. Spanish cms zo. zirrhe Gleam 23. The 24: Reaper 25. Talent . 3116261 Ve:-he Choir. A Tufv Knttf RosE M. FINEI.I.I 1103 1191 Our Lady of Angels THERESA F. FINNIN Saint Augustine MARIE T. FISHER 153 Saint Francis de Sales JEAN M. FITzGERAI.D 173 11133 Most Blessed Sacrament JOAN A. FITZGERALD 123 1153 Most Blessed Sacrament ROsEIvIARY A. FITZMAURICE 11 Our Lady of Lourdes Top Ruin' CATHERINE A. FONDER 153 Saint Barnabas CATHERINE M. FORD Our Lady of the Rosary MARY M. FORD Most Blessed Sacrament DOROTHY M. FORTUNATO 1203 Good Shepherd 1238 North 50th Street 31 707 De Kalb Street, Bridgeport 4925 Florence Avenue 43 1626 South 58th Street 43 1626 South 58th Street -I-3 13 1153 lll9 Marlyn Road3l 65-4-6 Grays Avenue 42 35 North 61st Street 39 1829 South Alden Street 43 6581 VVindsor Avenue 42 l1'ot!o1II Rott' HELEN T. FITzPA'I'RIcR 193 1153 Our Lady Of Lourdes 1 6161 Lebanon Avenue 31 REGINA M. FITZP.-XTRICK 1.173 2623 Shields Street +2 Saint Barnabas MARY J. FLAHERTY 193 1193 1203 4927 Locust Street 39 Saint Francis de Sales HELEN P. FLEMING 173 910 North 50th Street31 Our Mother of Sorrows AMANDA T. FLEMMING 1.103 1203 7-18 North 38th Street3l Saint Ignatius CONSTANCE A. FLYNN 173 7051 Wheeler Street -1-2 Saint Clement lfllfflllll Knit' VIRGINIA M. FRANCE 1203 2218 South 67th Street -13 Saint Clement ANTOINETTE R. FRANZOSA 1153 6118 Callowhill Street31 Our Lady Of the Rosary CHEORGIANA L. FRENCH 1203 803 South Vodges Street 43 Tratisfiguration KATHLEEN M. FUREY 173 1113 1183 1193 1203 1263 Most Blessed Sacrament 5604 VVillows AN'Cllll8 43 key aw mivaamsin sensor, took part will continued on vvefwifepase. f ..R 1.Art cIuI,1.2, a4.,a z. 'Basketball Tenn 4. ,ecammeysqgb Chtholsceg ChB2!S?gd6fQ7g Cluh .84 cnub Day Io. Ggpefctgb 11. Club 12-'Latin C166 137 Top lfurt' TERESA M. li.'Xl.ANAUGll 175 195 1105 5516 Pentridge Street +3 Most Blessed Sacrament BERN.-XDE'l l'E T. G.fxl.1.Ac:ileR 115 1115 1125 1175 1215 Saint Alice 115 VVellington Road, Stoneliurst MARY '1'. G.u.l..xc:Hak 1115 1195 1205 910 Church Lane 38 lmmaculate Uonception Pmwucm M. fiAl.l,ACHER 1105 1255 6323 Race Street39 Our Lady of the Rosary TERESA H, li.ll.l,ACllER 889 North Farson Street 39 Our Mother of Sorrows MARY'1'.G.'tMnx.E 155 175 195 1115 1185 1235 1265 Most Blessed Sacrament 1739 South Conestoga Street 43 Top Row ELIZABETII M. fiEllRMAN 115 5518 Walton Avenue 43 Transfiguration ANNE M. LSERAGHTY 195 1115 1185 1205 1265 Saint Francis de Sales 4947 Catherine Street 43 THa1u2sA L. Gn.crnusr 205 1 8 Seneca Street, Essington Saint Margaret Mary PHYLLxs J. Gll.l.f1N 155 4511 Sansom Street39 Saint Francis de Sales Hfllflllll lx'frzt' P.x'rRIClA B. GAMMUN 1265 195 Union Avenue, Lansdowne Saint Cyril JANE M. fiARRlSON 115 155 447 North 61st Street31 Our Lady of the Rosary Maknakar E. G.-XKRITY 115 155 6117 South 48th Street 43 Saint Francis de Sales MARY M. G.-xRsoN 155 1135 1205 1255 1' Our Lady of Victory 615 North VVilton Street3l CA'rmsluNE A. GEAR 185 30 East Fourth Street, Bridgeport St, Augustine Notion! Nora' KA'rm.EHN M. lill.l.ESPIli 1115 1245 St. Vincent, Drexel Ilill Saint Vincent MAUREEN A. Gnrssvta 1135 12155 St. Vincent, Drexel Ilill Saint Vincent FLARE B. flll,LIGAN 155 5826 VVashington Avenue 43 Transfiguration CHARLOTTE M. Urovak 155 3326 Park Avenue 40 Saint Stephen Leaders Club 14. Mathematics Club 15. Orchestra 516. Prom Committee 17. Rid- ing Club 18. Senior Play 19. Spanish Club 20. Student Government 21. The Gleam 22. Typist--The Gleam 23. The geaper 24. Typist-The Reaper 25. Talent 26. Verse Choir. ' REGINA A. GREGORY 1113 1153 ANNA R. fiUTBROD 1103 Top Now JEANNE M. Go1.nEN 153 173 193 1103 1163 1243 1253 Saint Cyril 56 Springton Road, Upper Darby I CATHERINE D. GORMAN Saint Gregory CATHERINE M. QQRAHAM 1193 1203 Good Shepherd MARY E. GREEl.X' 1193 Saint Vincent JOAN M. GREGORE Saint Carthage Most Blessed Sacrament Top Row ,FEKESA M. fiWYNN Our Mother of Sorrows JEAN M. HACKETT 1113 St. Agatha TERESA M. HAHN 113 1173 St. Barnabas HELEN T. HALEY 11133 St. Rose of Lima 1449 North 56th Street 31 6040 Chester Avenue +2 St. Vincent, Drexel Hill 6148 Chestnut Street 39 5402 Chester Avenue +3 S52 No. 50th Street39 3336 Brandywine Street 4 6622 Dicks Avenue 42 6117 llaverford Avenue31 lfollmn Knit' DOROTHY M. GRIECU 12133 Saint Callistus Gl.oR1A R. GROSSO 1193 12133 Saint Francis de Sales 6113 North 64th Street3l 5027 Usage Avenue 43 El.xzAnErn A. CPUENTHER 1103 5332 Kingsessing Avenue +3 Most Blessed Sacrament MARGARET T. GUn.1.E Saint Rose of Lima CECILIA M. CPUOGENTI 193 1113 Our Lady of the Rosary 1429 North Hobart Street 31 Saint Clement Iioflnm Ron' MARY E, llAI,1. Most Blessed Sacrament CATHERINE M. HALLY Transfiguration RosE M. HALPIN St. Edmond ll0R'I'ENSE T. HAH 1113 'I'ransriguration 112 l 1193 1203 53 North 63rd Street 39 6936 Paschall Avenue 42 1635 So. 53rd StreCt43 5331 Rodman Street 43 2313 Moore Street 45 5842 Cedarhurst Street 43 This key to activities in which Seniors took part will be found continued on opposite page. 1. Art Club 2. Band 3. Basketball Team 4. Camera Club 54 Catholic Action 6. Cheerleaderu'7. Chemistry Club 8. French Club 9. Freshman Day 10. Glee Club 11. History'Club 12. Latin Clnib 13. SNS fhlxl 25352 3 1 f 3 25: .LG 2 It A 5:21. A 1 'A L- it K - .3 1-. -. ' if Lf if, .L,' X2 '- :tes-F f ifili i '13, 'I 'It' fi'I'llER1NE 'I'. ll.'Xl.YIiU 'oN 5 11-3 5417 Belmar Terrace 3 'x Rr Most Blessed Sacrament 4 EDNA M. HANLON 153 183 193 1113 1220 So. 52nd Street43 1173 V03 1733 C763 4. 4. .- Most Blessed Sacrament KATHRYN M. HARDING Transtiguration DOROTHY A. HART St. Gregory fil.ADYS P. HART 113 Most Blessed Sacrament MARY' E. HAYES St. Vincent Tuff Kurt' Dmus M. HOFFMAN 1193 Good Shepherd ELLEN M. HOGAN Transtiguration KATHLEEN P. HOLLAND 193 Transfiguration MARY E. HOLMES 1193 Our Lady of the Rosary Leaders Club 14. Mathematic Club 15. Orchestra 16. Pt-omiCommittee ing Club 18.3 Senior Play 19. Club 20. Student Government Gleam zz. Typist-The Gleam Reaper 24. Typist-The Reaper 25. Talent Club' 26f Verse Choir. 17. Rid- Spanish 2l. .The 23. The 823 So. 56th Street 43 5430 Master Street 31 1341 So. S4-th Street 43 Saint Vincent, Drexel Hill 6339 Kingsessing Avenue 42 S241 Cedar Avenue 43 1113 1123 5256 VValnut Street 39 6'15 Girard Avenue3l l?nllo131 Ron' SHEILA V. IIEGAR 1113 1193 12133 5236 Chancellor Street39 Transfiguration HELEN F. HEGARTY 183 51358 llnopes Strect39 Our Mother of Sorrow SUSAN L. HESSER 1113 1613 No. Dewey Street 39 Our Lady of the Rosary MARY A. HILBERT 1193 61319 Kingsessing Avenue-12 Good Shepherd RUTH T. HILL 173 1113 1193 12133 1223 6524 Dicks Avenue 42 St. Barnabas Ar:NEs j. HOEAN 183 2061 So. 57th Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament hlllfffllfl Rzrzt' lvl.-XRY T. HOYT 173 11133 12133 7 Uverhill Road, Stonehurst St. Alice KATHLEEN A. HUDOME 193 5618 Hadfield Street-13 Most Blessed Sacrament MARGARET M. HUnsoN 113 1263 4456 Overbrook Avenue 31 St. Matthias, Bala CATHERINE T. HUGHES 401 Lancaster Avenue, Haverford Our Mother of Good Counsel Tofv Kofi' LUcII.I.E M. HUGHES 1163 1173 1223 1263 St. Rose of LiIna 1636 ANNA R. HUMMEI. 1193 5329 'I'ranstiguratioII ANToINET'rE A. 1oRIo 173 6526 St. Donato ROSEMARIE A. JAF0l,l.A 153 728 St. Callistus ll0NOR M. JARDINE 173 1123 1203 1318 No. St. Rose of Lima No. 62nd S1reet3l Delancey Street-13 Girard Avenue 31 No. 66th Street31 Robinson Street 31 'FHERESE J. JENKINSON 1113 1183 656 Woodcrest Ave., Ardmore St. Denis Top Row CATHERINE M. KEI.I.Y St. Gregory TIIERESA E. KEI.I.Y 1103 Our Mother of Sorrows CATHERINE G. KEMI' St. Barnabas ANNA M. KENNEDY St. Agatha ' 1468 No. Wilton Street 31 +400 Lancaster Avenue -1 6533 llorel Street 42 3861 Fairmount Avenue 4 lioftoul Row ANNA C. Joyce 173 Good Shepherd JOAN M. JOYCE 1153 1738 So. 65th Street -12 1745 So. Sigh Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament MARGARET T. KANE St. Louis TIIERESA M. KANE 183 St. Clement MARY T. KEAI.EY 1103 St. Rose of Lima ELAINE R. KEEN.-IN St. Francis de Sales lfotlouz Nou' JULIA M. KENNEDY 173 Our Lady of Lourdes BARBARA M. KENNY' 153 1203 Good Shepherd CATIIERINE D. KERINS 1263 Most Blessed Sacrament lVlARGARE'I' V. KERR 123 115 Saint Barnabas f 917 Church Lane, Yeadon 1203 25113 S. Lloyd Street 42 1536 No. 57th Street31 5.209 XR72ll'I'llIgtUIl Avenue 43 193 1113 1.2133 6111 Oxford Stree-131 1153.7 So. 65th Street 42 5244 Kingsessing Avenue 43 6227 Reedland Street +2 This key to activities in which Seniors took part will be found continued on opposite page. A' '1. Art Club 2. Band 3. Basketball Team 4. Camera 'Club 5. Catholic Action 6. Cheerleader 7. Chemistry Club 8. French Club 9. Freshman Day 10.' Glee Club 11. History Club 12. Latin Clxib 13. Tap lt'13'It' ELSIE D. KIDUN 12133 Saint Barnalmas LOUISE M. KING Saint Agatha J.ANE A. KREIDER 1193 Most Blessed Sa0I'aIIIeIIt DoRo'rIIY M. KUR'l'Z 123 TraIIstigIII'atioII TIIERESA A. KYLE Saint Clement MARY T. I.AcEY 123 1153 Saint Agatha Top Row El.IZ.-XBETH A. LEIIANO 193 1103 Saint Callistus BERTIIA T. LEE 1103 1113 1253 St. Ignatius of Loyola ELIzAIaE'rII M. LENNON 173 1223 1263 SaiIItJames QPRACE M. LINEY 12133 Saint Francis de Sales Leaders Club 14. Mathematics Club 15. Uttliestn -16. Prom Committee 17. Rid- ing Club 18. Senior Play 19. Spanish Club 20. Government 21. The Gleam 22. Typist--The Glam 23. The Reaper 24. Typist--The Reaper 25. Talent Club 26- Verse Choir. 24313 S. Nlillick Street 42 38-l-3 Spring Garden Street -lf 5708 Chester Avenue 43 5702 Cedar Avenue 43 7520 Chelwynde Avenue 42 3433 Fairmount Avenue 4 6536 Girard Avenue 31 639 N. 43rd Street 4 3932 Sansom Street 4 1315 S. HansoII Street -l-3 Hnliunt Hurt' ANNE 'I'. I.,-XCKEY Most Blessed Sacrament 1638 S. 5+tlI Street 43 PATRICIA A. I.,-XRKIN 193 1123 1193 12133 1233 Saint Francis de Sales 5123 Hazel Avenue 43 TIIERESE M. LARIQIN 183 193 1113 1163 1263 65 N. 34th Street 4 Saintjames FRANCES E. LARoCC.-I Transfigu ration MARY E. LAWLER 183 1113 Saint ClemeIIt JULIA A. I.E.-Im' Transfiguration I?nffnIII Row MARGARET M. LOGAN 1133 Saint Francis de Sales JULIA E. LOGUE 153 Saint Carthage- RUTII L. LORXNGER Good Shepherd 242 Frazier Street 39 7326 Dicks AveIIIIe 42 83-1 S. Ceeil Street 43 5020 Hazel Avenue 43 6050 Cedar AVCllUC 43 6033 Kingsessing Avenue 42 DOLORES I. LoRo 173 183 1243 1263 702 Marlyn Road 31 Saint Donato 'lioft RUTH BERNADE'IV1'E M. I,oUzoN 1755 Cobbs Creek Parkway -12 Good Shepherd IIELENE D. Love 173 1193 6-115 Windsor Avenue 42 Good Shepherd HEl.EN M. LowTHER 1193 S Central Avenue, Bryn Mawr Our Mother of Good Counsel THERI-:se A. LUMPIUN 193 1263 6230 Catherine Street 43 Saint Carthage MARY C. LYnoN 1193 Saint Clement 6911 Sayhrook Avenue 42 Dokxs L. LYNCH 173 193 1113 1183 1233 1263 Saint Lawrence Top Row 27 Larchwood Avenue, Bywood Mumueo V. M.'xc:UntE 1103 1708 N. 55th Street 31 Saint Gregory Nokmrx L. Mama Immaculate Conception Dorones R. MAn,L..xRn Cathedral lfI.lZ.rXIiE'I'll A. MANNIX Immaculate Conception 910 Church Lane 38 1812 Green Street 31 1193 910 Church Lane 38 lfollonl Now HELEN M. LYNCH Saint Agatha JANE E. LYNCH Most Blessed Sacrament MMGARET M. LYNCH Most Blessed Sacrament PAr1uc1A A. LYNCH 193 Saint Thomas RUTH A. M1XCKARA 153 Saint Clement LILLIAN C. Mfxccm 1193 lloly Saviour 12171117111 Row MARION L. MART1N 1153 Saint Francis de Sales MAME A. IVIAUCIERI 153 Saint Raphael LOUISE A. MAYOCK 1123 1203 Our Lady of Lourdes ANN.-1 M. MCADAMS 1193 Saint Gregory 3832 VVallace Street 4 1510 S. 53rd Street -1-3 1510 S. 53rd Street 43 423 Springmill Road, Villanova 7021 Saybrook Avenue 42 549 George Street, Norristown 219 S. Farragut Terrace 43 8321 Tinicum Avenue 42 6380 Drexel Road 31 1320 N. 53rd Street31 This key to activities in which Seniors took part will be found continued on opposite page. 1. Art Club 2. Band 3. Basketball Team 4. Camera Club 5: Catholic Action 6. Cheerleader 7.3 Chemistry Club 8. French Club 9. Ffeshnun Day 10. Glee Club 11. History Club 12. Latin Club' 13. Tuff fx'rP'It' lVlARY 'l'. lNlCAl.01lN 247 Roberts Avenue, Collingdale Blessed Virgin Mary, RU'l'll D. lN1cANnRmI's 185 195 1115 1175 1205 6151 N. 63rd Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima VERONICA C, lVlCA'I'EER 5838 Lansdowne Avenue 31 Saint Rose of Lima MARY E. McBRmR'rY 1265 155+ N. Felton Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima l'lI.lZAl1L'I'll P. MCl'.'xI-'IfER'1'Y 155 1115 1125 5328 Poplar Strt-et31 Uur Lady of Victory lVl.XDFI.lNE D. McC'.'INDI.Rss 175 12155 912 S.-l9tlI Street43 Saint Francis de Sales ilillfl RMK' ANNE j. MC1'oRRIs'I'oN 1733 S. 55th Street +3 Most Blessed Sacrament ELIZAIIETII F. MCCuI,I.oucII 115 195 1105 S622 llazel Avenue -13 rIN1'ZlI1Sl'lglll'8ll0ll Nl.-XRY T. MCCUI.I.0UcII 185 1265 6138 Upland Street -12 Good Shepherd ANNA B. lVlCDERMO'I l' 921 S. Alden Street-13 'l'1'IlI1Sl12',llI'IlllUll Leaders Club 14. Mathematics Club 15. Orchestra 16. Prom Committee 17. Rid- ing Club 18. Senior Play 19. Spanish Club 20. Student Government 21. The Gleam 22. Typist--The Gleam 23. The Reaper 24. Typist--The Reaper 25. Talent Club 26. Verse Choir. lfollom lfuft' lJoRo'rIII' F. IWCCANN 175 1155 N. 65th Street 31 Our Lady of Lourdes 'l'eRrs,x M. MCCARTIIY 155 5721 Belmar Terrace 43 Most Blessed Sacrament MARGARET M. MCCARTNEY 1195 619 S. 55th Street +3 Transfiguration CATHERINE M. MCCAULEY 175 2244 S.70tlI Street 42 Saint Clement HONOR K. MCCORMICK 1115 1175 1255 24- Woodland Road, Bellmawr Park, N. j. Saint Ann's Mission MARIE A. MCCORMICK 195 1195 11511 S. Peach Street +3 Most Blessed Sacrament liollmn Kms' EI.IzIIIn5TII M. MClDERMo'r'r 61562 Chester Avenue 42 Good Shepherd NIARGARET K. MCDERMOTT 125 155 1105 30 S. 57th Street 39 Our Lady of Victory MARGARET E. MCDEVITT 1195 I 5011 Upland Street 43 Saint Francis de Sales ANNA E. MCDONALD 125 1105 1115 3808 Spring Garden Street4 Saint Agatha Top Ron' MARY A. lVlCl,0NNEl.I. 108 Richfield Apts., Stonehurst Saint Alice ANNA T. lVlClfI.lllNEY 183 1133 1263 361+ Lancaster Avenue 4 Saintjames l'.l.l..-X M. lVlCl'.l.lllNNFY 123 153 1213 500 VVoodside Avenue, Narberth Saint Margaret ANN D. MQFAIJDEN 173 183 193 1173 1203 1233 5334 Pentridge Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament li1.mNoR M. lVlCFADDllN 183 1203 52-18 Larchwood Avenue +3 'I'ranstiguration Maki!-: T. lVlCF.f1DI1EN 5331 Stiles Street 31 Saint Gregory Tofv IXIIYTU ReoiN.-1 R. lVlCGl.YNN 1103 6123 Columbia Avenue 31 Our Lady of Lourdes ANNA 3. lVlCfi0NICl.E 193 1183 1223 1263 5028 Florence Avenue 4-3 Saint Francis de Sales MARY P. McGovEitN 123 1113 1153 1233 1818 S. Alden Street43 Most Blessed Sacrament CQYFEIERINE E. lVlCfiKAN.-XGIIAN 1429 N. 61st Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima v. Ifollnm Rott' JE.-XNNE U. MCGANN 1 Saint Rose of Lima 93 1113 1303 1233 1463 N. Redfield Street 31 JANE A. MCGARVEY 133 1133 1173 1504 S. Wilton Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament MARIE A. MCGEE 1113 1173 2519 S.61st Street -1-2 Saint Barnabas FRANCES M. McGn.vR.-xv 153 193 5520 Baltimore Avenue -1-3 Transtiguration ELEANOR T. lVlCf,ilNl.EY 1203 873 N. Farson Street 39 Our Mother of Sorrows Amen M. MCGINNISS 113 193 1173 12-13 1253 Saint Vincent de Paul Bolton: Row ROSEMARY T. lVlCf:R.-'KN Our Lady of Lourdes Roslz T. McGUuu3 Saint Rose of Lima MARTHA J. MCINTYRE Our Lady of Victory 5817 Marris Street 44 ERY 133 193 1123 1133 1183 1233 182+ Wynnewood Road 31 1416 N. Hobart Street 31 52 N. Farson Street 39 DoRo'rHY L. MCKENNA 1203 1263 1520 S. Wilton Street 4-3 Most Blessed Sacrament This key to activities in which Seniors took part will be found continued on opposite page. 1. Art Club 2. Band 3. Basketball Team 4. Camera Club 5. Catholic Action 6. Cheerleader 7. Chemistry Club 8. French Club 9. Freshman Day 10. Glee Club 11. History Club 12. Latin Cliib 13. -2 r Twp Kurt' JANE E. MCKENNA 1121 Saint Clement ELIZABETII A. MCKITTRICR Saint Rose of Lima CATHERINE R. MCLAUOIILIN 1201 Good Shepherd Ifnflnul Ron' 7308 passwnk Avenue 42 MARY G. MCNAMARA 151 1131 1201 1251 ' 1507 S. l.indenwOOtl Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament 5810 Lansdowne Avenue 31 CATHERINE T. MCLAVERTY 111 191 1667 N. Wilton Street 31 Saint Gregory REGINA M. MCMENAMIN Good Shepherd FRANCES T. McMONAr:I.E 161 171 1131 Our Lady Of Lourdes VIRGINIA M. MCNAMEE Saint Vincent, Drexel llill Saint Vincent 6150 Upland Street 42 ANNE M. MCNEII.l. 2053 S. Alden Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament EI,IzABE'rII P. MCNE1l.1. 171 1221 6575 Belmar Terrace +2 Good Shepherd 6537 Regent Street 42 ELIZABETH T. MCSHANE 1161 1221 65110 Wheeler Street 42 Saint Barnabas 1922 N. 61st Street 31 MARY R. MCSWEENY 151 191 1111 1251 1261 5039 Chestnut Street 39 Our Lady of Victory THX' Row Bnllnm Row MARX' MEAI.IrF 1201 5447 Irving Street 39 DOROTHY F. MORRIS 1191 1201 SaintVincent, Drexel Hill Transtiguration Saint Vincent CATHERINE M- MEER 1131 1197 1231 i36l 700 N-49th Street 39 MARJORIE A. MORRISON 181 191 5541 Regent Street 43 Our Mother of Sorrows Most Blessed Sacrament MARIE T. MOIIR 191 925 Marcella Street 24 TERESA J. lVlUl,DOON 121 1111 1191 726 N. lie Kalb Street-l Saint Martin Saint Agatha MARGUERITE G. MONOAN 5551 Hazel Avenue 43 MADELEINE D. MUI.I.OY 151 181 4811 Chester Avenue -13 TF3llSflgllFHll0ll Leaders Club 14. Mathematics Club 15. Orchestra 16. Prom Committee 17.iR.id- ing Club 418. Senior Playx19. Spanish Club 20. Student Government 21. The Gleam 22. Typist-The Gleam 23. The Reaper 24. Typist--The Reaper 25. Talent Club 26. Verse Choir. , Saint Francis de Sales TNI' lx'H'In' CATHERINE M. lVlURP11Y 41105 Lancaster Avenue -1 Saint Agatha Do1.oREs E. lVlURPllY 123 1113 1153 1659 N. Edgewood Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima DORIS J. lVlURP11Y 1253 Trausfiguratiou MARGARET A. MURRAY' Most Blessed Sacrament MHDRED K. MURRAY 11 Saint Barnabas 'l'l1ERES.'1 G. lVlURR.1Y Saint Gregory 'flop lfmt' 3117312 754 S. 57th Street 43 5655 Belmar Terrace 43 2661 S. Daggett Street 42 1332 N. 5-lth Street 3I PHYl.1.1S lVl.NYLAND173 193 1113 1123 1233 1263 Most Blessed SZlCl'1UI1CI1.l 13-15 S. Liudenwood Street -13 THERESA C. O'BR1EN 6310 Greenway Avenue 42 Good Shepherd MARGARET M. CYCONNUR 616 S. 55th Street -13 Transtiguration ELEANOR F. O'DoNNEl.1. 183 193 1263 5514 GreenwayAvenue 43 Most Blessed Sacrament Hollow: Nutt' FLORENCE M. N.-XRE1. 123 1153 6512 Reedland Street 42 Saint Barnabas HELEN T. N.-XUGIITUN 193 1253 7049 Veronica Road Saint Alice, Stoneliurst RITA T. NAZZARIO 1113 1153 1233 52411 Delancey Street 43 Transliguration DOROTHEA M, NEWELI. 163 193 1113 1123 1233 6110 -Ielfersou Street, 31 Saint Rose of Lima ETHE1, C. NooN.-xN 1123 1233 64+ N. S-1th Street 31 Our Lady of Victory KATHRYN '1'. NoR'roN 153 173 1113 1193 1619 Locust Street, Norristown Saint Patrick Hollow lt'o-rv CA'rHER1NE '1'. OlKANE 890 N. Farson Street 39 Our Mother of Sorrows REGINA M. O'NEH.t, 193 1193 1233 1263 4600 Spruce Street 39 Saint Francis de Sales LENA T. PER.-XZZO 193 Our Lady of Angels 1311 N. Farsou Street 31 PAULINE F. PER.-xzzou 173 1123 1193 730N.6-1th Street3l Saint Donato This key to activities in which Seniors tool: part will be found continued on opposite page. 1. Art Club 2. Band 3. Basketball Team 4. Camera Club 5. Catholic Action 6. Cheerleader 7. Chemistry Club 8. French Club 9. Freshman Day 10. Glee Club 11. History Club 12. Latin Club 13. VVS- Twp N010 RITA P. PERSIA 183 193 1203 631 N. 65th Street 31 Saint Donato IE1.xzARETn M. PEEEEER 1193 5241 Cedar Avenue 43 Transtiguration CATHERINE B. Pxccrtt 1193 1203 1253 1003 N.-16th Street31 Our Mother of Sorrows MARIE L. PIPPEL 1836 S. 57th Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament RITA M. POWELL 123 1113 1153 1173 1010 S.-19th Street-13 Saint Francis de Sales ALICE IE. QUIGLEY 173 Saint Carthage Tnfv Rl?7i' MARGARET E. RAUBACK Saint Rose of Lima LUCILLE M. RAVER 1223 Our Lady of Lourdes HELEN P. REILLY 1103 Transtiguration KATHLEEN C. REn.Lv St. Barnabas Leaders Club 14. Mathematics Orchestra 16. Prom Committee ing Chib 18. Senior Play 19. Club 20. Student Government Gleam 22. Typist-The Gleam Reaper 24. Typist--The Reaper 25. Talent Club 26. Verse Choir. Club 15. 17. Rid- Spanish 21. The 23. The '7 t. 183 493 UU 1123 U35 133 S946 Cobhs Creek Parkway 43 173 193 1193 1554 N. Alden Strc-et31 6231 Lancaster Avenue 32 5258 Rodman Street 43 6534 Dorel Street 42 Htlliftllll Huh' lWARY C. QUtNLAN Saint Gabriel IEILEEN M. QUINN 193 1173 Transriguration LILLIAN D. QUINN Saint Matthias MARY M. QUINN Transfiguration MARGARET C. RAEEERTY Most Blessed Sacrament 'TERESA D. RAI-'TER 1173 Saint Barbanas Rnllnm Row 1103 CATHERINE M. R1l,EY 173 1263 Saint Philomena MARGARET F. RILEY 193 Sairrt Francis de Sales ELIZABETH R. REYNOLDS Most Blessed Sacrament ANNE M. RIEHL 193 Saint Francis de Sales 1551 S. Marstun Street 46 1343 S. 57th Street 43 121 Upland Terrace, Bala 644 S. 55th Street, 43 1949 S. Ithan Street 43 6400 Bnist Avenue 42 114 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Lansdowne 612 S. 48th Street 43 1736 S. 58th Street 43 1222 S. Urcylock Street 43 L . 41.11. . E - k A Tnft lx'11':1' linrrn M. ROBINSON 1103 1253 Most Blessed Sacrament MARY A. ROBINSON 153 1263 Most Blessed Sacrament HELEN 3. ROCCHI 153 1113 Most Blessed Sacrament 'THERESA F. Rocn Saint Raphael KA'FHl.EEN 3. ROCKS 183 193 Saint Clement FRANCES D. RooAN 173 1103 1193 Saint Augustine Top NOTE' RrrA P. SARSFIELD Most Blessed Sacrament Ross M. SAUERS 193 Most Blessed Sacrament E1.1zAneTn M. SCHMmT 123 Our Mother of Sorrows REc1NA M. SCHNEIDER Transhguration 5319 Pentridge Street 43 1720 S. Frazier Street 43 1931 S. Alden Street -I-3 8527 Erwig Avenue 42 2533 S. 73rd Street 42 133 W. +th Street, Bridgeport 1434 S. Vodges Street 43 5501 Upland Street 43 930 N. 50th Street 31 5520 Spruce Street 39 HHHHIII Rim' MARCUERITE 3. ROHAN 1203 1263 Good Shepherd Downes E. RowAN 173 193 1103 Saint Callistus KATHLEEN E. RYAN 193 1103 Saint Rose of Lima FFHERESA A. RYAN 1103 1203 1253 Saint Gregory JOSEPHINE A. SAB.-XTINO 173 1103 1113 672+ Trinity Place -12 6723 Lebanon Avenue 31 619 N. 63rd Street 31 51213 Merion Avenue 31 1193 127 W. Marshall Street, Norristown Holy Saviour REGINA D. SARSFXELD Mtzst Blessed Sacrament 1311110111 Row ROSEANITA M. SCHUBERT 173 183 193 11 143+ S. Vodges Street 43 13 1123 1233 6484 Woodbine Avenue 31 Our Lady of Lourdes 1'IE1.EN R. SCHVVARZ 173 183 193 1113 1 Saint Rose of Lima ADELE E. SCOTT 163 173 1133 1173 1193 Our Lady of Lourdes HELEN M. SCOTT 1203 Transfiguration 123 1233 655 N. 63rd Street 31 1263 6129 Lebanon Avenue 31 5531 Elliott Street 43 X, fr -fu This key to activities in which Seniors took pan will be found continued on opposite page. 1. Art Club 2. Band 3. Basketball Team 4. Camera .Club 5. Catholic Action 6. Cheerleader, 7. Chemistry Club 8. French Club 9. Freahnun Day 10. Glee Club 11. History Club 12. Latin Clxib 13. -ui his-Q ' ii Top Kms' CATHERINE D. SIIEA 2628 S. 66th Street 42 Saint Barnabas MARY A. SIIEHHAN 143 1113 1233 1263 13 S.32nd Street 4 Saintjames MARX' T. SIIEEIIAN 1153 3348 Lancaster Avenue 4 Saintjames EI.Iz.1m-:Tn G. SIIIaI.ns 173 1123 1203 2560 S. Shields Street 42 Saint Barnabas JOANNE M. SIIovI.IN 1103 1153 4401 Sansom Street4 Saint james MARY A. SHREINER 113 133 941 N. St. Bernard Street 31 Our Mother of Sorrows Trrfv 11,070 Rosa M. SMITII 123 1153 Saint Alice 114 Marlborough Road, Stonehurst HELEN A. Socnrx 1223 Saint Mary of Czestochowa 3630 Earp Street 46 MARIoN C. SPEAKMAN 2053 S. Cecil Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament ELIZABETH R. STANTON Holy Name 2048 East Dauphin Street 25 Bnlluuz Rott' AURORA R. SIRoI.I.I 193 Most Blessed Sacrament ROSEMARY G. SKINNER 1123 1203 Saint Francis de Sales CLAIRE J. SLAMON Good Shepherd MARY H. SLATTERY Saint Gabriel RITA J. SMALL 1123 Saint Francis de Sales RITA M. SMITII Transfiguration lftlliflilll Knit' TERESA M. STEELE 1253 Saint Gregory ELIZABETII M. STENBERG 173 193 Saint Callistus REGINA M. STEVENSON Transfiguration EI.IzAI1I2TII C, S'rII.I.wI3I.I. 193 Most Blessed Sacrament 5644 Litchlield Street 43 5139 Delancey Street 43 6008 Kingsessing AVCl1ll6 42 1417 S. 29th Street 46 905 S. 48th Street 43 5840 Alter Street 43 1323 N. Allison Street 31 1103 1173 1213 938 N. 671h s1ree131 217 S. Frazier Street 39 2062 S. Alden Street 43 leaders Club 14. Mathematics 'Club 15. Orchestra 16. Prom Committee 17. Rid' ing Club '18. Senior Play 19. Spanish Club 20. Student Government 21. Thr: Gieam 22. Typist--The Gleam 23. The Reaper 241 Typist--The Reaper 25. Talent Club- 26. Verse Choir. Top Now rllllERESA M. Sr. LEc:IsR 173 1123 1203 63-I-1KingsessiIIg Avenue 42 Good Shepherd JUAN A. S'rocKER 1113 1173 1253 1263 451 Wilde Avenue, Drexel llill Saint Andrew MARGARET M. STRITCII 1113 1263 1718 S. Frazier Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament ROSEMARIE A. SUCIIER 123 7115 Greenway Avenue 42 Saint Clement ROSEMARY L. SUMMERS 6904 Buist Avenue 42 Saint Clement lVlADEI.EINE S. SWEENEY 1113 1153 7501 Mayland Street 38 Saint Athanasius Ylllf Ifnw MARY C. 'llR0'I'MAN 1103 906 N. 48111 Street 31 Our Mother of Sorrows MARY T. VAI.eRIo 1193 1203 601 Arch Street, Norristown Holy Saviour CATIIERINE A. VANBEIIE 153 5244 Catherine Street 43 Trarrsliguration OLGA M. VANNEl.I.l 153 173 183 329 N, Felton Street 39 Our Lady of the Rosary 13111111111 lfflfkl NORMA L. TEs'rARnI 183 1113 41 Mermont Circle, Lansdowne Blessed Virgin Mary MARY R. 'l'HOMAS 1113 6050 Hazel Avenue 43 Saint Carthage RUTH T. 'I'rI01vIPsoN 6148 Grays Avenue 42 Saint Barnabas ELEANOR M. TINNEH' 173 1193 1263 2622 S. Robinson Street 42 SaintBarnabas PATRICIA A. T0l.AND 183 1203 1243 721 S. 60th Street 43 Saint Carthage ' MARY T. 'IQRAINOR 123 173 1103 1183 1193 1263 1446 Hirst Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima 8111111111 lx'r1'z1' MARIE T. VERDEUR 183 6515 Marsden Street 35 Saint Leo JANE E. WALL 1253 1534 N. AIdeII Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima ELIZABETH T. VVAI.su 183 1203 1183 1263 2540 S. 64th Street 42 SaintBarIIahas fiER'I'RUDE B. WALSH 1203 Media Line Road, Larchmont Saint Anastasia, Newtown Square This key to activities in which Seniors took part will be found continued on opposite page. , 1. Art Club 2. Band 3. Basketball Team 4. Camera Club 5. Catholic Action 6. Cheerleader' 7. Chemistry Club 8. French Club 9. Freshmam Day 10. Glee Club 11. History, Club 12. Latin Clxib 13. E . 5 435 ' 6 . if . Top RUN HELEN 'll NVALSH 175 1195 Saint Francis de Sales lVlARGARE'1' T. WARD 1265 Most Blessed Sacrament RITA J. WARD 1125 1235 Saint Colman CATHERINE V. Wlzrsn Saint Rose of Lima DOLORES R. WHALEN Saint Carthage El.lzAaE'rn R. YVIIEELER 1205 Saint Augustine 1117 S. XVilton Street -l-3 5356 Greenway Avenue 43 222 Linwood Avenue, Ardmore 5926 Nassau Road 31 6040 Carpenter Street 43 510 Bush Street, Bridgeport MARY L. ZIMMER 1105 1135 1225 1255 1234 S. Peach Street +3 Most Blessed Sacrament MAR1oN C. ZURN 175 1115 1125 1195 1235 927 Flanders Road31 Saint Callistus Leaders Club 14. Mathematics Club 15. Urchestra 16. Prom Committee 17. Rid- ing Club 18. Senior Play 19. Spanish 'Club 20. Student Government 21. The Gleam 22. Typist--The Gleam 23. The Reaper 24. Typist--The Reaper 25. Talent . Club 26. Verse Choir. 1,2 Hutton: lx'n-zu' ROSEMARY C. VVIEMER -I-943 Ogden Street 39 Our Mother of Sorrows Downes R. Wu.l.1AMs 175 1195 1515 S. 53rd Street -13 Most Blessed Sacrament MARYJ. W1NTER 115 185 1105 1115 1255 1265 245 VVeymouth Road Blessed Virgin Mary MARY T. WITTHAUER 1155 1613 S. 54th Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament DOROTHY M. Woom.ANu 115 1105 1135 1195 1225 1255 272 Kent Road, Upper Darby Saint Alice MARGARET M. WYATT 1155 U 180 West Albemarle Avenue, Lansdowne Saint Charles LEFT P.-INEL-Left to right EDITH A. AUGUSTINE 6203 Haverford Avenue 31 Our Lady of the Rosary CATHERINE V. BEWLEY 32 North 56th Street 39 Our Lady of Victory ANNE M. BOYLE 1453 North Wanamaker Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima CATHERINE T. BOYLE S4-25 Webster Street 43 '1l1'1:lllS6gU1'3I1011 MARGARET V. BRADY 6508 Grays Avenue 42 Saint Barnabas PATRICIA A. BRENNAN 116 South 50th Street 39 Our Lady of Victory MARGARET L. BRESCIA 1407 South Allison Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament VIRGINIA J. BROGAN 1410 South Allison Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament MARIETTA V. BUTLER 4091 Warren Street 4 Saint Ignatius THERESA M. CARBINE 1127 South Redfield Street 43 Saint Carthage EDITH M. CI-IERKSEY 1016 South 52nd Street 43 Saint FraIIcis de Sales KA'F1lERINE E. CoI.GAN 605 North 63rd Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima NIGHT ICJNEL-I.vft ta Kiyht MARY A. COLLERAN 3805 Fairmount Avenue 4 Saint Agatha HELEN M. CoNNEI.I,Y 55-I-2 Master Street 31 I Saint Gregory JEAN M. CoNNoI.I.Y 1724 South Avondale Street 42 Good Shepherd MARIE T. CONVVAY -I-61 Lancaster Avenue, Haverford, Pa. Our Mother of Good Counsel HEI.EN C. Cook 1032 South 51st Street 43 SaiIIt Francis de Sales AI.IcE M. COOPER 527 South 56th Street 43 Transtiguration MARGARET M. CORK 155 SheldoII Lane, Ardmore Saint Colman BHATRICE T. CREMEANS 5847 Pemberton Street 43 Transtiguration MARY J. CUKRAN 1436 North 58th Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima ANNA M. CUSACK 1713 North Redheld Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima IIIIHHIAHII 'nr it RIGHT PANEL-Left to Right MARIE B. DEEMER 26 South 46th Street 39 Saint Francis de Sales MARIA A. DEMARCO 1218 North 51st Street 31 Our Lady of Angels JOAN M. DEVER 5531 Larchwood Avenue 43 Transfiguration TERESA M. DIGIACOBBE 428 North 65th Street 31 Saint Donato ANGELINE S. DISCIASCIO 6655 Leeds Street 31 Saint Callistus MARY T. IJOOGAN 1548 North 58th Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima DORIS G. DRAKELEY 1611 South Ithan Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament LORRAINE M. DUGAN 6540 Dicks Avenue 42 Saint Barnabas DOROTHY M. DUNN 6011 Master Street 31 Our Lady of the Rosary ANN T. DURKIN 109 North Edgewood Street 39 Our Lady of the Rosary ADELE M. ELSKAMP 742 South 53rd Street 43 Transtiguration CATHERINE E. ERDLEN 6518 Grays Avenue 42 Saint Barnabas LEFT PANEL-Left to right CATHERINE H. FINNERAN 1434 North 57th Street- 31 Saint Rose of Lima MARY T. FLOOD 1633 North Redfield Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima ALICE G. FORD 1821 South 57th Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament MARY T. FORDE 1708 North 60th Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima VIVIAN M. FREEBERRY 20 South 43 rd Street 4 Saint james MARGARET M. KSAFFNEY 1041 South 50th Street 43 Saint Francis de Sales EILEEN M. GAI.I.AcHER 1601 South Ithan Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament REGINA P. GIBBONS 5930 Cedar Avenue 43 St. Carthage KATHLEEN S. CSILLESPIE 5624 Kingsessing Avenue 43 Most Blessed Sacrament MARGARET H. GILLESPIE 5811 Ellsworth Street 4-3 Transtiguration LEFT PANEL-1.eft io right E E R 'I' D MARY J. GRAHAM 7717 Parkview Road, Highland Park ANNA M. GREEN 2228 South 69th Street 42 ELEANOR M. GRIBBEN 5420 Regent Street 43 Saint Laurence Saint Clement Most Blessed Sacrament ELIZABETH J. HAGGERTY 1538 South 55th Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament Enmt A. HAHN Biddle Road, Paoli RITA M. HETZELL 5834 Willows Avenue 43 Saint Monica Most Blessed Sacrament ELEANOR M. HULL 2240 South Shields Street 42 THERESE M. JACKSON 6304 Reedland Street 42 ELEANOR P. KANE 5648 Walton Avenue 43 PHYLLIS C. KEARNEY' 5551 Webster Street 43 MARY C. KELLER 900 North 63rd Street 31 Saint Clement Saint Barnabas Transtiguration Transfiguration Our Lady of Lourdes MARY K. KELLEY 920 South Paxon Street 43 Saint Francis de Sales RIGHT PANEL-Lcfl GENEVIEVE T. Ksouon 1231 North 60th Street 31 ELIZABETH T. KERR 615 South 61st Street 43 NORA M. KILGALLEN 1424 North 62nd Street 31 MARY H. LARKIN 5648 Rodman Street 43 MARGARET M. LAUDENSLAGER 1452 North Ithan Street 31 INE T LETTS fo Right Saint Rose of Lima Saint Carthage Saint Rose of Lima Transliguration Saint Gregory gtlfiilinhart-Street 4 ft74-Q-,,CJ- ...------'Z 'I MARY T. MACDONALD 1948 South Redfield Street 43 Good Shepherd Most Blessed Sacrament THERESA B. MAHER S716 Hazel Avenue 43 ANNA B. MANCINI 6125 Thompson Street 4 fi1I,DA H. MARION 744 Fern Street, Yeadon Transtiguration Saint Rose of Lima Saint Louis RIGHT P.-INEI.-l.1'ft to Right MARY A. MCCANN 2730 Muhlfeld Street 42 Saint Clement ELTZAEETH B. MCCUSRER 2231 South 71st Street 42 Saint Clement RUTH M. lVICDERMO'l I' 1235 South 49th Street 43 Saint Francis de Sales MARYANN E. lViCEl,DREVV 7110 Paschall Avenue 42 Saint Clement NI.-XRGARET M. MeE1,RoY 5437 Regent Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament LYLA A. lVlCclARRl'I'Y 16 South 59th Street 43 Our Lady of the Rosary lvl.-XRY T. McG1.oNE 2611 South 69th Street 42 Saint Clement NORINE C. MCHUGH 1618 VVilton Street, South 43 Most Blessed Sacrament CATIIERXNE M. MCINERNY 1627 North Edgewood Street 31 Saint Rose of Lima CATHERINE T. McNEH,A 1659 South Yewdell Street 43 ' Most Blessed Sacrament f1l.0R1A A. METZ 6503 Lebanon Avenue 31 Saint Callistus RITA C. MINGONE 6703 Lansdowne Avenue 31 Saint Callistus 1.151fT 1u11xf151,41..-ff 11, 111,111 HELEN L. NAGLE 6011 Allman Street 42 Good Shepherd CATHERINE T. O'DONNELL 2014 South Salford Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament MARY T. O'DONNEl.L 1826 South 57th Street 43 Most Blessed Sacrament MARY C. 0'TO0LE 5706 Belmar Terrace 43 Most Blessed Sacrament 'THERESA S. O'TO0LE 5803 Master Street 31 ' Saint Rose of Lima RACHEL J. OVELMAN 6070 Reinhart Street 42 Good Shepherd JUSEPHINE R. PETRINI 1330 North 50th Street 31 Our Lady of Angels FLORENCE A. PICCIANT S930 Greenway Avenue 43 Most Blessed Sacrament FH.oMENA T. Plzzr 230 North Simpson Street 39 Saint Donato MARY T. POWERS 5519 Hazel Avenue 43 Transfiguration AClIillIlAliIl Cl SS LEFT PANEL--Left to right MARGARET M. PURCELL 884 North 46th Street 39 ROSEMARY T. QUIGLEY 5634 Stewart Street 31 EDYTIIE B. RAIAITER 5419 Cedar Avenue 43 EILEEN E. RoE 5-I-48 Regent Street 43 MARY L. ScAvELI.I 6722 Trinity Street 42 IJoLoREs A. SCHRAY 6822 Chester Avenue 4-2 MARGARET M. SHAVV 1627 South 53rd Street 43 TERESQ J. SHERIDAN 893 North Farson Street 39 ELIZABETH M. SMITH 4525 Osage Avenue 43 Ross M. SocI.Io 4049 Poplar Street 4 CATHERINE M. SPEAKMAN 59-+1 Lansdowne Avenue 31 MARGARET R. STAUFFER 1802 South 68th Street 42 Our Mother of Sorrows Saint Gregory Transfiguration Most Blessed Sacrament Good Shepherd Good Shepherd Most Blessed Sacrament Our Mother of Sorrows Saint Francis de Sales Our Lady of Angels Saint Rose of Lima Good Shepherd RIGHT PANEL-Lfft to Right MARGUERITE M. SULLIVAN 1037 South 55th Street 43 PATRICIA A. SULLIVAN 5032 Kingsessing Avenue 43 MARIE H. TALUNAS 7029 Saybrook Avenue 42 ANNE M. TAUI-'ER 412 North 61st Street 31 ESTHER P. Toro 6632 Woodland Avenue 42 EILEEN F. WALL 2606 South 73rd Street 42 ELIZABETH M. WALLS 5420 Wyalusing Avenue PAULINE A. ZAMPOI. 118 South 43rd Street 4 31 Most Blessed Sacrament Saint Francis de Sales Saint Clement Our Lady of the Rosary Saint Clement Saint Clement Our Lady of Victory Saint james pQl Adl01l Clfllflg IlCLlfU ik? SUMMER EIIIVIME lllllll Q, L wx, Baccalaureate Mass for the Acceler- ated Course pupils takes place in our Auditorium. The Accelerated Course was introduced to help the war effort. Pupils attending are permitted to take courses giving them two credits. For the last two years, West Catho- lic has held a summer school for Catholic high school Juniors. The school commences in June and fin- ishes the last week in August with Monsignor Bonner presiding and awarding diplomas. Some of these pupils are receiving Holy Communion for the first time in West Catholic for some are from other schools. Others. our own girls, are receiving for the last time as pupils. Alumnae Day, it is hoped we'll see them again at the school altar rail. .4-M Monsignor Bonner gives one of his much admired mes- sages to the Alumnae. The great speaker, the eloquent Reverend Lucian Gallager, O.F.M., and toastmistress Clare McMullen, now a radio script writer, listen in- tently to him. rib! Seated at the Table of Honor , were Monsignor Bonner. Rosemary Noon, President of Alumnae, Doctor Cox, to whom West Catholic is eternally grateful, Mrs. Vernie Kelly Meagher, the Reverend Father Kane and Clare Lynch. Seated in the foreground are Mrs. Mclver, Miss Gambone and Miss Barr. An exciting moment in the life of the graduate , who comes with over one thousand other alumnae to talk about schooldays. old friends, and to exchange data on the latest clever sayings of Junior or baby sister's cute ways. is gk :sit Q s Alumnae -cttcs and -ists, meaning the daughters and the sons of Alumnae, have a good time at the Christ- mas party if one can judge from Anne Doran, Patsy Gessner, Mary Lou Quigley, Maureen Cassidy, Charlie Flaherly, and Sarah Lee. Mrs. Gillen was the Chairman of the successful party. J. Hoey, M. Sinnott, A. M. Furey. dramatists of '44 burlesque woman's non-dependence of man, in a de- lightfully humorous skit directed by Miss Margaret M. Kearney. The success of the Christmas party was due to the hard work of Mistress of Ceremony. Rita Dorsey. Mrs. I. Quigley Gillen. and Helen Doyle. One of the features of this novel program was the orchestra from St. Vin- cent's Home, directed by Ann Ounan. 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