Annunciation High School - Annunciator Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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FLORENCE MANG 3142 Brighton Road ST. FRANCIS XAVIER A very zlonzextic permrl, A quiet. comer-zfatizfe ming In the home u-'here Florence liver , There Jurely mint be blixx. BETTY VOLTZ 412 Bark Street ANNUNCIATION Our Betty never wean' a frown For .the ix never blue, A treamre great in her 'zue'11e found Became .the ix Jo true. MARIE BROSNAN 2638 Shadeland Ave 0 ST ANDREW WWW! Heartx are filed with lfrnay When our Bell .rtridet awa ' 9' For her one'J love never wa-net Many palr her kirzdrzefx gains. MARYDEE SCHLANGER 2723 Perrysville Avenue ANNUNCIATION Dream on, Maryrlee, dorft cry You'll grow up bye and bye. We'll mix: your noixe and fun And your ready little pun. MILDRED BALKER 3504 McClure Avenue ST. LBO'S Mildred ix a xplendid friend, Sincere and jnxt and true, N partial in her judgments ut square through and through JIM ' CATHERINE BROSNAN 2638 Shadeland Avenue ST. ANDREW Kitty ix a pretty girl She'x alwayx sweet and true, She is a very precioru pearl Yon'll never fi-nd her blue. GERALDINE SLATT 102 East Kennedy Avenue ANNUNCIATION Fine foot two, and eye.r of blue Patient, Jweet, and clever, too. In truth .the if a wiruome lan, Much adored by all her class. DOROTHY CURLEY 3518 Brighton Road ST. FRANCIS XAVIER Sincere, and .fweet and true So happyg far from blue Her .tmile like .mmhine darts Deep within our hearts.

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V Personality Sketches FLORENCE MANG Flo Flo came to us from St. fl, 'l Francis Xavier's. She is an at- tentive listener to all our tales of QA K woe. If you like some one who 3 A is always ready and willing to give you a helping hand, you V' I-' will like Flo. She uses all her spare moments either studying or reading. She also is one of L the star guards on our basketball team. We, the Class of '38, wish Flo all the success and luck in the World. 1 is BETTY VOLTZ Betty A carefree, happy girl is our Betty. i Always cheerful and ever ready to lend a helping hand to those in need. She has a good sense of humor and a pleasing smile. Elizabeth is a leader in all the activities of the school. Her secret passions are dancing and skating. Betty's greatest ambition is to become a famous Beau- tician. May luck be with her in all her un- dertakings. MARIE BROSNAN Bella Marie, possessing all the qualities of a quiet and dignified young lady, is known to all her friends as Bell Marie loves to sing, and dance, but her favorite outdoor sport is tennis. This quiet lass will always be remembered for her pleasing disposition and willingness to help others. MARYDEE SCHLANGER Marydee Marydee's cheerful smile and happy-go- lucky nature are very good excuses for her be- ing called Marydee. Many of her classmates would be proud to possess sparkling blue eyes and fair curly hair like Dede,s. She excels in French, her favorite subject, but she has learned that a head of curls does not help her much in solving Geometry problems. - 141 MILDRED BALKER Mil Still water runs deep. With this proverb, We present to you Mildred Balker. Although you must see her to know she is around, she is far from being quiet at our local skating rink. Mil loves to skate, dance, play tennis, and to attend the latest movie. Mildred is also a stu- dent and does not allow her love for social ac- tivities to interfere with her class work. Her brown laughing eyes show by a genuine twin- kle that she is a faithful and dependable friend. CATHERINE BROSNAN Kitty Beauty, personality, good-humor, and will- ingness are Kitty's most valuable assets. She is fair and square in every game. Her favor- ite sports ate basketball, swimming, roller- skating, and bowling, but she is also a lover of books. Her pleasant disposition and sunny smile have won her many loyal friends during her four years at Annunciation High School. We wish you happiness and success, Kitty, in anything you undertake. GERALDINE SLATT Jerry Our star varsity forward, the despair of rival teams, Geraldine has poise, athletic ability, personality, and heaps of admirers. She is a persistent lass, always willing to argue a ques- tion until she has won her point. Although she is talented in art and poetry, she aspires to a different field. Her ambition is high. It is in the sky-she wants to be an air hostess. With Jerry's determination and ability to win friends, we know she will succeed in anything she undertakes. DOROTHY CURLEY A lovely girl with a sweet smile, sunny disposition, good humor, and charming personality is our Doro- thy Curley. She is studious, but ls- can manage to forget her lessons long enough to enjoy dancing. Her W Dot aim is to be an interior decorator. Judging from Dot's good taste, her fellow students feel sure she will succeed in this ambition as she has in everything that she ever at- I tempted.

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S. S. ANNUNCIATOR WORLD CRUISE I-T-I-N-E-R-A-R-Y From PORT JUNIOR to MONTGOMERY PIER Ample time is provided for visiting all the worthwhile points of interest PORTS and PLACES DETAILS OF CRUISE-INCLUDING SHORE EXCURSIONS DATE Leave Port Junior Closing Exercises-Served Banquet to the Sailors of '37. June 15, 1937 Cruising at Sea Smooth sailing ahead for Port Senior. Arrive Port Senior Calls at all high spots in the Field of Education. The Captain orders Chemistry. as a tonicg Geometry as a preventive of Sea- sickness. Tempting meals served in the SCHAD DINING ROOM. Port Mary Election of Officers-Dedication of Shrine. Consecration of all on board to Our Lady of Perpetual Help. july and August Sept. 1, 1937 Sept. 8, 1957 Retreat Pier Retrar Master, Father Delaney, of happy and holy memory, Sept. 21-22, 23, instilled a love of solitude and recollection. 1937 Riverview Pief fl'f?.2iiilGifif'LJif.lZ'5gi'ugfiliwiilfiiliiHifffiiefyafi11222 OH- 15, 1937 Cfuising 1?S5'iii'5,.l'f' 1iisaiiidiioiiviiagioffioliaifowiil' 15129.-ii4l3iyi?' Daily At Sea Hallowe'en Party--Initiation of deck-hands-Kiddie Party. Oct. 31, 1937 isiss..3552fs..z2zi2Ws..z2.::r.J?m' Medi Nov- 1 we Sailing A jaunt across Linwood Deck to enjoy basket-ball in gymg or a bracing plunge in Pool McNaughter. Never a dull moment! Port French After a delightful trip with calls at Algebra, Latin, History, and English the ship ties up in Port French. The French passengers entertained with two one-act plays. Port Christmas Before the liner's ten days' stopover at the happy land of the Nativity a variety of Christmas Dramas was enjoyed by all on board. The ship's Chaplain, Rev. L. A. O'Connell, directed The Empty Room, the leading feature of the program. Tuesdays through- out the cruise Dec. 21, 1937 Dec. , 1937 Once more we climbed the gangplank to the S. S. Annunciator, whose delightful interior breathed an air of hospitality. Every- ' ' where bo rd hip hovered the alert and courteous cabin-girls and . 1 38 New Yeats Piet deck-hind: Ciireshmenlg the stewards and ship-mates CSopho- Jan 9 moreslg and the remaining crew Uuniorsj ready to anticipate our slightest signal. Regular schedule continued. S. O. S. Senior Pier proved weakg Junior Shorthand Props proved helpful. J 1938 Charles St. Dock Dangerous shoals ahead. CMid-Year Examsl. an' Naval Battle-S. S. Ambridge defeated by S. S. Annunciaror. Port McNau5he' Both ships in bad shape. CScore 8-95. Jan' 1938 Miuvale Pier Sb-S50l'Annunciator salutes S. S. Millvale. CDisrnal Defeatl Jan. 1938 Music Shop We danced with gay companions to the spirited swing of Jan 1958 Pier Buddy Arson's orchestra. ' ' The victorious S. S. Annunciator saluted by the S. S. Sharps- : Port Shafpsbufg burg. iScore 16-83. Rb' 1938 East St. Wharf All photographed for renewal of Passports. Feb. 1938 Montgomery Pier Our party was escorted by experienced guides through the Bell Telephone Plant. Feb. 1938 U61