Annunciation High School - Annunciator Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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ana EX 3, , .miss Happy Memories Bliss in possession will not last, Remembered joys are never past, At once the fountain, stream, and sea, They were, they are, they yet shall be. Four years of working together, of sharing the same pleasures, of striving all for the same aim-the good of Annunciation High School, has woven this year's Senior Class into a friendship and intimacy which will long be re- membered. When the day of Graduation dawns, it will find the Class of 1938 looking expectantly into the future but not forgetting the happy days they have spent in Annunciation High School. SUCCESS CROWNS LABOR All the pupils have made an effort to obtain advertisements and patrons to aid in financing The Annunciatorf' but the following have been mostpsuccessful: SENIORS-Rosemary Lang, Mary Louise Dany, Virginia McCarthy, Mildred Balker, Dolores Fallon, Mary Hergenroeder, Catherine Smith, Marie Brosnan, Anna Mae Glitsch. JUNIORS-Ruth Kleeb, Madeleine Merri- man, Anna M. Lukitsh. SOPHOMORES-Dorothy Vuletich, Mary Louise Omlor, Patricia McCullough. FRESHMEN-Mary Agnes Sexton, Olive Blazier. Hurrah for our colors, the BLUE and the WHITE Beneath one banner we all unite. Hurrah for our COACH and the stars she has made Hurrah for our victors and the games they've played. THE SOPHOMORE STARS Top row: Praxedes Hart, Maureen Fergu- son, Our coach Miss Helen Meledin, Matilda Weber, jean Gordon. Center: Dorothy Schiegg. Bottom row: Rosemary Burns, Gloria Edle- man, Imelda Murtha, Anna Sterzinger, Jane Kram. Nlirrirzg Starr: M. Cox, E. Hergenroeder, C. Relihan, D. Briggs, D. Vuletich, l. Arch, C. Martin, R. Haiduk, D. Schnepp, D. Blazier, M. L. Omlor, B. Rooney. l35l M Junior Reminiscences O Junior Class, do you recall, One Winter afternoon, When Sister Florence said to us, Your Prom will be quite soon. With laurel, pines, and music sheets Adorned we Norwood Hall, And cut out notes both black and white, To paste upon the wall. The place looked wondrous, so we thought, But gloom was soon to come, When protests came from all around. And prospects did look glum. But soon the Prom day rolled around, And sadness then did fade. We danced unto our heart's delight And drank pineapple ade. But all good things must surely end, And Monday morning found The bucket-laden Junior Class, Quite far from Heaven-bound. We scrubbed the walls of Norwood Hall Till they were spic and span. Which only proves our Junior Class, Can keep things well in hand. -Madeleine Merriman, '39. Music Shop Prom JUNIORS OF ANNUNCIATION Buddy Arson's Orchestra Friday, January 28 Norwood Pines VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD A. H. S.- 9 ..............,.....,....... St. Veronica- 8 A. H. S.-16 ....... ......,......... S t. Mary- 8 A. H. S.-12 ,...,.. .......... S t. Anthony-12 A. H. S.-12 ........,, ............. S t. John- 8 A. H. S.- 2 ....... ..,...... S t. Veronica-18 A. H. S.-32 ...,... ........ M t. Gallitzin-28 A. H. S.-14 ....... .........,...... S t. Mary-22 A. H. S.-13 ........... ....., ..... H o ly Rosary-20 A. H. S.-32 .......... ....,........ S t. Joseph-10 A. H. S.-16 ...,... ........ D uke Seniors- 7

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Iifels Voyage The shores of childhood now grow dim The course is new to me Oh, Mother, guide this bark to where Thy Son would have it be. The sea is roughg the waves run highg And storm clouds hover near. Oh! from the rocky reef of sin Protect me, Mother Dear. A Port there is not far awayg It lures with joy and gold. There's love and home and happiness And duties manifold. But joys like bubbles burst and fadeg Much gold does not buy love And earthly mansions crumble soong Eternal, those above. I'll find a port of happiness, Where peace and joy abide. I'll love a Heart that loves for ayeg I'll be His treasured bride. -S. V. M. Mother of Christ, Mother of Christ, I toss on a stormy seag O lift thy Child as a Beacon Light, To the Port where I fain would be! And, Mother of Christ, Mother of Christ, This do I ask of thee- When life's voyage is o'er, oh! stand on the Star of the Sea But they seeing Him walking upon the sea thought it was an apparition, and they cried out. St. Mark, VI, 49. Thou art the Virgin-taper. pure Whence dawned the Heavenly light That kindled all the Brmament Of altar lamps so bright. Within the Blessed Sacrament Dwells the Infinity The omnipresent Lord of all The Christ of Galilee. His figure in translucent white! The Vision frightens me, O Mary, does He beckon, Come, Walk out upon the sea? Shall I, like Peter, rise and go To Him Who stands in wait? Shall I turn from the world that smiles Before it is too late? Yet now the Shining One seems gone My course is black and drear, Mother dear, Star of the Sea, Guide on-O be thou near. Oh may, like Peter did of old, I say--my victory scored, Thy vision seen, behold I come To worship Thee, O Lord! shore And show Him at last to me. S' P- N--Alumm' 35 S I I WIS I X I JAMES MCGAFFIN, Jr. COAL and COKE HAULING Telephone ZOO Santron Ave. 1 Carrick 2012 Pittsburgh, Pa. : : 2:::::2::22:::O22222222:22222:222222222222 22 2222222222222 I l37l ,