Catholic High School For Girls - Silver Sands Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1944 volume:

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Y F k .KQ5 5 h K aaifglaw Q Q f 45 I ' I 75 , , K X: Q Q K K ry ' I K, N-., 4. 5 5 , S K' K1 -V . -x , K K KKK N, L.L., V x, ,ew an ffiffzaf i meand fo u Q 5 I lily if f fl ,ff ' 5: MF, f if-gg . I L' Proudly and devoutly we hail our religion. Hallahan may well boast of an excellent curriculum for its students. This, however, does not make her dis- tinctive: the fact that she was founded first for religion, and then for secular learning. does. Our students realize that if business and academic studies alone were desired, there are doubtless many institutions which could qualify. but they chose instead a school whose principles are based on religion and whose atmosphere is a Catholic one. Here, the girls are taught a philos- ophy which should permeate their everyday lives, making them richer and happier. In these days, when there is much incorrect thinking, Catholic philosophy is invaluable. Even when surrounded by bigotry and hate, the logical, Christian reasoner will not find it difficult to hold her own. The student trained in a Catholic institution will more easily recognize fallacy from truth. and will attribute to this business of living important significance. It is because of this conviction that Hallahan was founded: in adherence to such principles lies our greatest glory and highest privilege. XWMUlVWfffif1 our: s c H 0 0 , A N A if 1 ' 4.44. 1 Q LA Q H3 4, i -V 2 1 ., f 3' we fe, fa I 1 5 . -3 -' Q .. -,5,:, N , A m i f -1- 5 gy Q af ifa .we 1- s .Q-Q. X K -gg. X Airy' . .QA ..,3,9vf orioud raclifionfi Proudly and loyally we hail our school, the mother of the diocesan high schools for girls, the first of its kind in Catholic educational history. Roman Catholic, established in 1890. was the first diocesan high school for boys in the United States. A little more than twenty years later Hallahan, the Catholic Girls' High School was founded in 1912. As such it 'became the nucleus for the other diocesan girls' high school in the vicinity of Philadelphia today. Initiative and the stalwart spirit of the pioneers are part of the famous Hallahan tradition. A' V y ' ' L-.111--,Zz-:gd--:T?'44i ,if f...,.g,4 1 'V A if-,lf fibl' ' -Y .f .f f. - . V Y at 1. gi' f - f-1 M ' '- A ,.- 1 -V . ,,..fc,. ,Y am. , - ,W,.,. . ,, 3... R . , ,A ,Q , ,, , 1, ss., nv.-s 4 155.-X M is f -i -i ,I-7 Q ,,-'f..M...' . f , . .J---..,.-N. ' 4- - I-if 32. 5 . NNW V fr J Q 5. 4' .- '-In .fx f. . wig, , - yr?-P S'-f ff' .MQ '.,ii',fw ,, .. Erich f'y.'1f'r21gtQ 7 'l,1.:1!' . s 1 . i .. 7 --W fr -W-..+f .ff M .mf,+. -,F ,'.. , .M-A-e'? - 7 yi? f urge- . f V-wg., 7 eff! .-,f in ...P 'F ff ww X e ye . 4, . - - 'K -' will-is ' W Lf-Jr IQ sa! fm 5' If' 4.-gf... f ' 1 ,-1 w- ' .5.vgfgf1'fQ,3gQ,f .fjf553f2EJZZY1ff,7LCqLi . .,g AY A,,.V .1 wmi, r H.. ,...,:,: 5, f is 'zwfreivf if-'if X A A eirr 1 r , . Q. ,-tu, x Rt. Reverend Monsignor Iohn I. Bonner. D.D.. Superintendent ol Catholic Schools The diocesan high schools oi Philadelphia are blessed with the spirited leadership ot Right Reverend Monsignor Iohn I. Bonner, D.D., Dio- cesan Superintendent oi Schools. Through his zeal and able supervision, these schools hold a prominent place in Catholic Education in America. Hal1ahan's student body finds in Monsignor, a congenial and most inspiring character. He is ably assisted by Reverend Ioseph A. Gorham, STL., and Reverend Edward M. Riley, I.C.D., former professor at Roman Catholic High School. These great men prove they are capable of furthering the high ideals of Catholic Education and tradition. 861 Qlnff Olf' MCCQ65 Whether at installation exercises or a concert at the Dell, Monsignor Bonner finds time to congratulate us. In school or abroad, our activities are inspired by the enthusiasm and wise leadership of our superintendent. Rev. Ioseph A. Gorham, S.'l'.I.. Rev. Edward M. Reilly, I.C.D., Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent QWQAQIWJ 0 lfllf' ,W t. t N v Sister Alice Cecilia, O.S.F., Prefect of Discipline: Sister Alice Patrice, O.S.F., Commercial: Sister Alma Ioseph, O.S.F., Commercial: Sister Al h ' ' ' ' p onse Marie, O.S.F.. Religion: Sister M. Canuta, O.S.F., Science. 3 mia usa PQ ..'.:S:' 9: tit? Qt if NWN!! x if ff? if Ai' ,U 0 The faculty occupy, as they should, prominent places at the graduation exercises in Convention Hall. Much of the achieve- ment of the year is the result oi their planning and devoted labor in our behalf. Sister M. Clarice, O.S.F.. Religion: Sister M. Clemenza O.S.F., Science: Sister M. Columbiere, O.S.F.. Science: Sister M. Corintha, O.S.F., Commercial: Sister Eunice Marie, O.S.F., Commercial: Sister M. Everilda, O.S.F., Science: Sister Florence Marie, O.S.F., Commercial: Sister M. Francis Clare, O.S.F., Commercial: Sister M. Grace Francis, O.S.F., Commercial. GLCM, Here the Sisters ol the faculty accompany their re- spective home rooms to the auditorium. The occasion is the broadcasting over KYW ot the Iunior Town Meeting of the Air, a program of major interest to students. Sister Helene Marie, O.S.F., Commercial: Sister M. Hyacintha. O.S.F., Science: Sister M. Ieanne Francis, O.S.F., Science: Sister M. Ieromina, Sister M. Ioan, O.S.F., Religion: Sister M. Iohn Ioseph, O.S.F., Science: O.S.F.. Commercial: Sister M. Leona. O.S.F., Commer cial: Sister Marcia Marie. O.S.F., Commercial: Sister Margaret Bernadette, O.S.F., Commercial: Sister M. Patricia Anne, O.S.F., Commercial: Sister M. Rita Ger- trude, O.S.F., Commercial: Sister M. Rosalita, O.S.F.. Commercial: Sister M. Rose, O.S.F., Science: Sister M. Thecla. O.S.F.. Commercial: Sister M. Theresa Agnes. O.S.F., Commercial. Mother M. Gonzago, S.H.C.I., Prelect of Supplies Mother M. del Amore, S.H.C.I., Spanish: Mother M Angelica, S.H.C.I., French: Mother M. Imelda, S.H.C.I. French: Mother M. Iulia, S.H.C.I.. Spanish: Mother M Simeon, S.H.C.I., Religion. WMM Of 0,4 QCLCDL f Sister St. Pierre, I.H.M.. History: Sister I.H.M.. Art: Sister Victor. I.H.M., Sister Francis Ines. S.S.I., Preiect f Activities: Sister Agnes Alacoque. .S.I., Religion: Sister Agnes Anita, .S.I.. Music. i Pictured is Miss Margaret Mary Keamey with Colonel Bill and Sr. St. Benedict oi the Medical Missionaries. Miss Kearney discusses plans for the Hallahan broad- cast, part of the Catholic High Schools Series, heard over KYW every Tuesday. Sister Agnes Christi, S.S.I., Religion: Sister Agnes Francis. S.S.I., English: Sister Alice Anita, S.S.I., Reli- gion: Sister Angela Merici, S.S.I., English: Sister An- gelica, S.S.I., English: Sister Ann Edward. S.S.I., Eng- lish: Sister Charles Eileen. S.S.I., English. -f 'J ff ,.J vs QL z.Q.ln4Q' '- Sister Consilii Marie, S.S.I., Music: Sister Frances of Rome, S.S.I., English: Sister Giovanni, S.S.I., Music: Sis- ter Marie Celine, S.S.I., English: Sister Marie Emily, S.S.I., English: Sister Miriam de Chantal, S.S.I., Eng- lish: Sister St. Agnes, S.S.I., English: Sister St. Magda- len, S.S.I., English: Sister St. Maurice, S.S.I., Music: Sister St. Michael, S.S.I., English: Sister Teresa Maria, Qlflfl Aelpff 0 lfllf' Since the May procession is an important event in Hallahan, it is fitting that all members of the taculty should take active part. Here Sister Maria Gratia, S. M.. ac- companies the standard bearers who lead the procession to the Cathedral. In the line of march other faculty members directed their sections through the parkway. The careful planning and thought ot our teachers are behind all scenes. S.S.I., English: Sister Mary Grace, S.M., Prefect of Guid- ance: Sister Maria Gratia, S.M., Latin: Sister Mary Agnes, S.M., Latin: Sister Marie Louise, S.M., Latin: Sister Mary Consuelo, S.M., Latin: Sister Mary Ioan. S.M., Latin: Sister Sebastian, S.M., Religion: Sister M. Ruperta. O.S.F., Prefect: Sister M. Lucinda, O.S.F., His- tory: Sister M. Vincentine, O.S.F., History, :L in i ' 4 K 4. GLC!! t Sister Agnes Consilii, S.S.I.. Music: Sister Mary of Good Counsel, S.S.I., English: Sister Paul Marie, S.S.I., Art: Sister Rita Patricia. S.S.I., French: Sister Rose Mary, S.S.l., French: Sister St. William. S.S.I., English: Clare Lange, Physical Education: Sister M. Winifreda, S.S.I., The faculty of St. Peters is made up of the Sisters of St. Francis, Missionary Sisters of St. Francis, Sisters of St. loseph, Sisters of Mercy, and Sisters of Notre Dame. Here, as in the main building, the faculty members lend their aid in all activities. That St. Peters brought in 1000 blood donors, that they sold bonds in the War Loan Campaigns, and diligently helped in the sale of tickets for all activities, is due in no Rose Conway, R.N., School Nurse: Iulia Holden, Phy- sical Education: Margaret M. Kearney, Speech and Drama: Margaret Nash, M.D., School Doctor: Margaret English: Sister Benedict Mary. S.M., Latin: Sister Agnes Gertrude, O.S.F., History: Sister M. Petronilla, O.S.F., Mathematics: Sister M. Victor, O.S.F., Mathematics: Sister M. Angelita, S.S.N.D., Mathematics: Sister M. Angelus, S.S.N.D., Latin. small manner to the spirit of the faculty. They help the students to develop right habits of study, and aid in their adjustment from eighth grade to high school. Because the annex itself is small, does not imply there is not a lively animated enthusiasm among its students. This is developed and directed by the counsel of the faculty. Their efficient guidance is clearly seen in the loyal students who come each year from this annex. D. Papieves, Coach: Catherine Peterson. Physical Edu- cation: Madame Leonie Sarlo, French. QIWLLQIF5 0 lfllf' GLCDL rg. TOP ROW: Ioseph Briglia. Flute: Al- bert Boss. Arranger: Iohn Capoli- anco. Bass: Napoleon Cerminara. Clarinet: David Claily. Baritone: William Gruner, Bassoon. Ieno Donath Iohn Thoms Orchestra Conductor Band Conductor Under the baton ol Dr. Ieno Donath. members ol the combined orchestra rehearse lor concert. - MIDDLE ROW: Selma Guerra. Saxo- phone: Allred Lennartz, Violoncello: Nicola Mastrangelo, Clarinet: Nancy McDonald. Harp: Edward Raho, Oboe: Wolfgang Richter. Viola. BOTTOM ROW: Severino Siani. Bass and Tuba: Frederick Stoll. Trombone: Arthur Taylor. Trumpet: Giacinto Vitacolona. French Hom: Nelson Ward, Percussion: Eugene Ziegler. Trumpet. Q. ' 'lift' s L 7 v ,fm X- uf., X jf- fvvfwfaf.. , 'faxed X, wa ..., ......au-f 1 was on wzs H xx, 9 '.w f'5 5 fizvr? FEV.. W f ' N 3 .1 4 fw A 2 if ,ff ,f ,S 'K 5 rf Q W 1 4 I .ff 21552. trQ5..fy?75f,!,1f nf - W --H? - -2 ,Sw yy, .. Q mi rwgi ,i in Y, . M fs, , eg? 5 , Y rx M CULTY ,ff 3 , CAPABLE HANDS xNN0WviH3i5E BEEN ENTRUSTED N2 xr. A , Q A . up C l I ,gr , A 25 N- ,. ' 'xx . s g. -. in 'SN mf V X mei' Y Q I I , . S QW W . N Y Y W Y s ' mf .ffm MMM 6MfM Eaifwgwj dm Ggwaf . wb ffidayf WW ,ZZL ww 0206 aww In a freshman class of World History, Teresa Quinn has just discussed the Austrian Empire, while Ann Curran is locating that vast and important territory on the map. First year history covers the period of time from primitive man to the Middle Ages. This lesson gives to the students an appreciation for the ancient art and culture. lt's interesting-really! Delight in the new religion texts, The Way, The Truth and the Life, is being registered by freshman reader Elizabeth Aylmer and received enthusiastically by her classmates. Pictured in the foreground are: Margaret Kriebel, Eileen McCarthy. Nancy Inforzata, Barbara Iulieno, Noreen Lydon. Mary Mcllrdle. Freshmen are the newest comers to Hallahan and they bring with them vitality, new ideas, and determination to help their school rank as the finest in the land. The present freshman class consisting of eight hundred high spirited students will probably go down in history as one of its most coopera- tive classes. This custom of coming to school by trolley, of having six or seven different teachers, of studying French and Latin, of Wearing the coveted Hallahan uniform is all new and Wonderful to them. They have also made a significant contribution to the War effort of our school. ln sport activities the freshmen are not found lacking in ability to participate in class basketball and on hockey teams. ln the field of music the freshman orchestra stands out as a great achievement. On the honor roll may be found the names of many first year students, indicating that intelligence is the mainstay of the class of forty-seven. ln this year the freshmen who really have what it takes lay the foundation of a happy high school career. Our school motto Aptate Lampades Vestras applies to this class, for they keep trimmed their lamps. lfllf' jlfwdglflflelfl 645:55 0 , X N X NX if X G if ,X X N33 1 S w X X Y X X :XXX X, X X X X XXX 6 X IXXXX XXX15 A X XXXN-X XX, XX X w A X , WT X1- ' 1 XXX ki X XX 5-X it W X. V 'WWXXXNN XX X: X X X W-XXX MWMMWM XX....., 3 ' X N ,J 1,44 7 iffy' wx ,. ,. 74, Q A M2 I A , X Mvcgfli an 'Lf X IA! 221154 ,MJ ni, 9.4- r ' . 4 kv' 1- 'N Qs v yi ? ' V vgiifffi YQ , VF :Ks E K S. gf ff MM . ,,,.n. NNN , Q V QQ A- ,N ,N-. fs X . X , S, f xx K N mg rx - QL, 5 fi UA. rib ' , Y ff ' W A X Af' if Q E W N h XXX Xp . X Q Q' x ' . lx A 'K ,X . . if ,Q f X x . Q WEN. Y' Q f' X s ,xx 1 x XR i 'Y f - N, Xgglcllafum UC? I x 55. 'wb ' fl' , Nm gy. wg ,Z V Here are some freshmen who look as if they could bring Latin to life Q . . gain. Standing are Lillian Bruno and Dolores Seaman while Esther McElr ' ' oy pays undivided attention. French verbs can be quite confusing so these freshmen are discoveri ng as they plod through the imperative mood. Both Margaret Sexton and Catherine Stewart lead their fellow students. f. Pefefa ...M The girls in Saint Peter's Annex work dili gently and fervently. Conducting an English class over station SPA are Margaret Flynn at the microphone with lean Fritz to Mar a t' g re s left and Irene Sims standing to her right. St. Peter's Annex, previously Hallahan's larg- est and most widely-known annex, is now the only one remaining. Since its founding in l936, its enrollment has included a large body of sophomores and freshmen, but this year only freshmen attended. St. Peter's can always be depended upon to support the main building in all its activities. The members of its glee club and orchestra consider it a privilege to be a part of the Hallahan ensemble, and Work hard to fit themselves tor it. For those more athe- letically inclined, the Leaders' Club was tormed No matter what her choice of study may be, the industrious young student will find the edu- cational facilities and the methods of teachin Q more than ample to satisfy her needs. K ,r Kjg 5.4 M S 5 ik A X ,Z 5 x . X V X 5 at vw .-V N P P4 , 11 1? A x ' E? at Anas A e M 54's-Q 1 t An, ' SB: 4 A A ah I XR -WL ' Y 5 A A rf f-N aigy. wil W ,u my QS, M .V Axfiim ' as VJ , H as 'ww an Q X ..::.:: 'n :wg . .W , SRMNX yy. Z:,.g5::'- 5 ' f X- xg fggq xv .X Qmwxqgggx fgfpww Q l x lx..x,.k . Q5 Q .mx , A N 'Q ,K Q Q 2 ,ff N. .E. Q. K 4 K wk if X 2 .X X: NV! , 5 XE x i X . ,, J 1 , s 'Q fb 99:5 ,Q .M ,M Ls-ww' , Q V r . . ' - K X s inf 5' x Q N X fp-wa iwg'P'T ' ,N X 5 4 X 3. 3 5 f wwxj' 1 'E ' X eww? A QR YQ .,.,....- ,..,.---N ,..' e X X M Ss P'-fs -X We MQ Q 4 J' fZf'f - fikfffik X I Slit ' is fi!! ,xg ff- gc ff 'SEE 'J ,ggi s ...--ur -an 1 Q.,-mm y. xr FB Q - x ygsxiziqef' N Keg Q , Q .A yt ,gm XM- r MENS. wil ,EQ ' Qu ..-ff' 2 1 , gk Q. ia..- u ,o-0 1' es, gig rg 5432 2 xy., 1 VW' was A Juv, A! P f' 13, f zffif ff I K N 1 144551 4 , I K K 4 rl .' 4 ' N . wx I Q A f ,yi Vw 'We 9 , I ADMETA Second year Latin students are shown mastering pres- ent subjunctive of irregular verbs with ease and grace that are common only to sophomores. Left to right at the board. Irene Pieczynskcz. Iulia Tordellct. Loretta Pawlczk, cmd Anne Tritschler find little difficulty. your fo row Former freshmen now step out proudly Wearing those loyal blue emblems. They are quite at home and have the true Hallahan spirit about them. High school really commences as the sophomores are initiated into science and mathematics courses. Religion ll, English ll, biology, and geometry are re- quired subjects. Those With artistic talents may elect Vocational Art l as a major subject. The students find that Latin is a very vibrant language when they read the stirring chapters of Caesars Gallic Wars in Latin ll. French ll teaches the young ladies to parlez-vous with more ease and fluency. Sopho- mores may go out for extra-curricular activities in which their athletic, dramatic, and other talents are revealed. Formerly many sophomores attended St. Peters Annex. This year all Were in the main building at Hallahan. xv Ss ,gn fn-Q mr H-by wh-...MN if 9 . .K x 135. S f K, I 4 Q' f gf ,1 X , X ffwffzwff Ygslg ,W,,f, xg ,QR X N ' -5 'E -RNS! A J ,l , ,. , f Q xx Q, Q L W ,. , , ff 49 x S b NM X xxrl ' Ab! 4 . Q s Y X Q? K .1-Q X 3 'f X ' f' X, , 'ff QQ' 3? I M f ' , 175' W i J f 1 as f X 3 X1 'N 1-4'yfQ ff , -. WU Q V S 2 Q f' ,ff 55' , 4, Y ,, K, h , x J. fy f 1 1 , Q Q2 M :sf in Jvwnhwp 'Www .. WM W R E , f 3 Wwszsm A X If 'QM Us Q is . MQ' Q E -'Av'-, .M . gs? ' -559' hw. W 3 f , 'N X- W df . 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NWA , YT ,f 1 . 1 4 E 4 1 ,fi 1 - W N x S A 553' 4 k Aizlliqfllw 1 OA7 . T 7' 5 1 5 x if If gfixg ' I ,-nl fffwln 0L' fff ,, 'x f ' i if Q ! 2 f ,11.' I '-w f f , if fx - fvvlyl'-5 19 fgmfffcfff W, 2 Y gr I 12 1 1 wwf f. f., ,-I, ,.l, X J!, 1C,,kxAf1 V X I S 500 wie we yuniorri ear jkeir Q cz! lt is with a sense of anticipation that Hallahanites who have successfully completed the first two years of high school enter into the third year of studies as juniors. ln the year vast opportunities are afforded that previously they were not eligible for. Since Pan-American relations have been encouraged, l-lallahan lends her support by introducing Spanish. Our juniors have the choice of choosing Spanish l as an elective. Physics has been introduced even more recently than Spanish. Third year students who qualify are eligible for physics and also chemistry. Most of the girls taking the commercial course find their third year interesting because it is here that they take their first plunge into business subjects. A great deal depends upon how the junior progresses in stenography l. lf, at the end of this year, she has proved herself capable in the field, she may be advanced into the transcription course the next year. Another important event in the school life of a junior is junior Day. This day is especially set aside for the juniors and they sport their brown and gold emblems even more proudly than usual. lt is in this year also that students begin to look forward to the wearing of the coveted red and white. These juniors touch their toes as they cultivate grace and flexibility and store up an after- math of aches and pains. Now, more than ever before, when the need of physical fitness is so vital to our nation's future. Hallahan is straining all efforts to keep her students fit. The benefits received are very abundant. If effort counts. Gloria Lotierza in the front row and Marie Fitzpatrick and Marguerite Vicario should be among the top ranking pupils. x .SX'bxvs+,wx kxkxxkf-X . ,gf 2 q.fSev'f?5'SE'E'j?'w'gg1'g5f?4T?,.S,Nxwxwwxmmx :S fi gy. C 3 Q? . ,I .:. gp--r A E 32 Z MS mmm 9 M... '1 S Swv. . ' AA 2 NYU- Q f 5 ,,' W-..,NwAN . Say, 0. V - .5 , X 1 X 1 if F 4 ww 4? My gvf,f y ,f ,ffif ff1 fff:yy f ,fl .JA 1 1 1 -X , f ,fl ..,,-.f, . 4 YwLilfff!xywA,f, , J j ,ff 1 , , .7 5. Ty. fylf' ggi, N? pr Kp: J My V , f L' hs .L-:ff J ij 1jf !l,f :fi,f I g lv 2 , . 4? 5, ,f L! if a ,f,,.ff, f'!'Yf f E58 R sn: 5 CUQSKZER THAT TRS DAY MTE? DA'-IPS AQAFN. , .QM QW ., .,,.. . f X N Q 4 wwwww' R S Q H Qigiiyi 5? Y V35 Q ,bw Axis Q Q Mm x r Third year students include American History among their studies Here leading Pennsyl vamans are discussed by Anna Donner who stands at the map and Rosemarie Pinto The chairman of the lesson IS Ethel Tolke The class gives its undivided attention to them Kathleen Hanlon Shirley M. Garland Nora C. Bonner Catherine Hackman and others watch attentively as Mary Mallon and Anna Tomeo explain the secrets ol scansion. Exam- ple is This is the lorest primeval . . from the famous. beautiful classic, Evangeline. wg ' Sissy X xx .,: 1 '.. Www MW N., Clk L CL me mxmfu 2 WQLYVVWE' Song sm, fd WU 4 A , X . an- , . l 55 gs! if 5 XX i , . X Q n vw' QP 3 Q 4, . -, M 1 x . 2 ff Q 1 M s g5 3R. U 1 ga X, N., .gs ini, nw 1 . Q' 'R jj, diy Mvtrs qflz h'QL'r1'll a nur-tbne V X f.l'.UliflI'1 WAS! UNC ITC JN ...VI New g m as 532 . ,RN, M , .MMM WJLFJ ' W ,mn-aug X is 'F -N my-A, K lu V 4. ,Q 1 , X x N - 63' 1 .E XX 'Kim WS QQ C' y S x 1 ww., W K -'J of se- . ZI , .air fe- WQ, 5 , -.,, 1: f Q I Q A X ,U 45 'QE , 2 W' if 'ffff xf,Qf'..f .Ntxyn sf.. Q ,. Jimi wx .535 lkixf' I NMNW33 .. n Q S -vs. R . ' dfsf 'Q 0,1 Lg-121202, ml N 503113 I mmm cl, mx. N., P1044 Q Q g de ,zxn R0 4 If N4 ., S ,IPO-: 1 r min ' -5 be 1, ' ' . A 'Y 4 'F 6, 4 .4 ,' Q'Qf?3 vol link? N-.xx eniom - 50 zioon. The last year at Hallahan brings a wider and more varied curriculum. The senior continues her Way along in either the academic or the commercial course. Her only required subjects are fourth year religion, apolegetics, and the further study of English grammar and literature. She usually perseveres in at least one languageflsatin, French or Spanish. And somehow she survives trigonometry, solid geometry or advanced algebra. The principles of good citizenship are taught her by the study ot national problemsg she may choose modern European history instead. Since science is so essential today a senior usually chooses either chemistry or physics. ll she is artistically inclined she may take vocational art or the newly added mechanical drawing. When she is musically inclined she will choose as her last major music. The senior may also be enrolled in the homemaking courses, food and clothing. Business classes are decidedly popular. Regina Mae Koob and Marie Carey, probable laboratory assistants in the em- ployment oi Uncle Sam, are preparing themselves to meet the demands ol industry after the world conflict is ended. The process of fractional distillation which they are demonstrating is used in the refining of petroleum and in the manufacturing of industrial alcohol and voaltile oils. Chemistry opens gates to tomorrow. .www hs -31. , ik :f:::g 2 A Vx W.Ww-....,..,.,....Wx W. X Q Q1 J X SFF f A S sz fx X E Q zwk W s Q Q ww Q wg n , 4 - , 'H ' 5 Qty MH h xi! .0 ' .W M..-,Q X.: a v 5' vpwwm- wwx its . K l J ,FQ MMM. .,M.,. . fm, Q we 143 .. 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Regina Sankey, and Lucille Valeriano listen alertly so that they will not miss a word when dictated by their future employers. Ann Heron, who is at the board, doesn't seem to be handi- capped by her position there. One can easily see why diligence is necessary, for in the business world competition is very keen. f N. 'Kgs' iskh-1 Nm! 'Ni' h,,,-st--,xr Q5 1 es- ,crxio K-L , -5 , aj Ea' I Q-M KP F XFN X no 'ks Q, -4 4221! ' f. f wi 'ke-3 W. X in - P f mio fx' .1 ae gan ' C72 Q gxssl '29 -f R ee- i-A 45 4 O45 AN' A ff., 30s, XXQX' ' ig N Q 549' S1 ,xx-1 'Y , so R OP ,N t I-' -of-N .0 ' 'Q 'K R, KW, .4 A , fu , 'N-1 R J xr--. -' '- , X 'yn N' gkffmwwo E kx., X62 -A . f V - Q, 'R-:H NS- l 1 ,.. -fx- 4 K 650 v T -410,7 fjgfg., sk., K 1- f -'up ,KQQ fvd 'U V All' KV- -C me .J 5-gx' Q sf-' ff? ings' xx mir 'fa 1 N' . 1' .1-1, 541 'NB - B is V x -.NF fw ? ,A?- ,Aka .17 wiki' ff-f 2 2 This energetic senior is Mary Ellen Cermack strug gling with a problem in mechanical drawing. A new addition to the curriculum. it has enjoyed great popu larity with the students. The course is for seniors only Shall I be able to vote intelligently? This question is being answered by the national problems classes. Claire McCrosson explains the technique of voting to Catherine McDonald. Bernice Delaney points to dia- gram while Elaine Aubrey follows proceedings on the chart. Dolores Oristaglio selects a choice on machine. '61, S W 3 N eww , figgks 4 3? + A Wm x f m si M? 5 , jjccgsgf f'zll Qc11 1 II 1, xx XXXLMXN UU 9 ww? my Q Hit , SMX fsfiig 3 CQ 538. M,., ggi! J gg W W ,AQ s if W, N, - ig ff y., 1 Mn-L-mag., 'TF Highly important training is sewing is offered by the Home Economics course. After basic training the girls take up needles and thread. Catherine M. Mc- Garrigle has profited by her study. She is eamestly pressing the seams of her new creation. After they have been flat- tened the entire coat will be ironed and another stylish masterpiece complete. While the ovens wait, these busy home economics students, Concetta jk if De Vita and Helen lVfcVay. mix up muffins in expert style. Concetta re- flects soberly, Let me see-I've put in the dry ingredients. Helen does her share by sifting flour with a practiced hand. The result will be light fluffy muffins enjoyed by all. ,pe N , ,.,.. H V .,.. kkkk-kk,' x,xxxX N xiiilNMWww2:.fmmX,kW Qxxxxt- ,,x.,3W,wfwf,f .,,xx W ...x,,x,, ,-,---- K, .,,.. MMm.w,.,W.,Www,..XMQ x ...,....,-:.:..Mm-.,X.MM,A WA. X WWX .N . ,. . These smiling Freshmen Rosemary Shultz, Anne Foley, Ioan Crawford and Mary Malloy stop to admire the Freshman Day welcome posters on display in the first floor Hallahan. Senior councilors Bernice Delany and Bernice Appel, eager for an opportunity to make our little sisters welcome to Hallahan, stop with them. The true spirit of l-lallahan is the theme of Freshmen Day. This day is characterized not by the old-time fashion of initiation, but by the welcoming of the newcomers into the school. The seniors played hostesses while the freshmen, the guests of this festival, made their first social bow. The seniors were re- splendent in red ribbons and much-written senior cards. The program displaying much talent, achieved several purposes. The Halla- han curriculum and tradition were attractively presented. The wide-eyed freshmen became acquainted with the various extra-curricular activities open for their participation, such as: basketball, hockey, swimming, and cheer- leading. Of importance, too, they met the Student Council. The program showed the ability of the art class who made their usual contribution of posters and stage effects. By the end of the day, the freshmen realized that they were part of l-lallahan. jre5Aman ag iff .jwlaffakan ag iff' Mary Santarelli. winner ot the Freshman Day prize. receives this stuffed Teddy Bear from Council Presi- dent Mary Strittmatter. Everyone witnessing it, includ- ing Teddy, was very much pleased at the occasion. - , 7. 1 1 5 an abr X w i A A F L I V g . D-is Q L. ,X .Q Q 1 ,ya Y? 'X 993 'f 6 S f-A ? xi L I . wg is fi, 1 ... ' 'law 1 - 'ug K K . A Q in 1 i - ' ., ,Q'.'.f' ' , ' . ' 'ff- 'YLJA Af - ' f' I . .- ww' , . 3' ' ' 9 fr . , . , 5 9 'r M? 5 ii' 1 fb' : G Wm 6 4 5 3 x ig .. ff., Q ff' 1 ' 'f 5 ' ' , ' , 3 z ef' ! A u wi 1 22. 1 Ig: :,, -:ffgiayj ,,4v,. , r 3 ia , , may i 3 Q X9 Z? X K' b' A' 5 '- W f N . N , V, k!,A,.-.ly 3 1 'H-,N . A fi - , I - X , ff , - Q D ' Mx . 'va .5 'fn W JA f 176 1 x ' r M I f .Aim hifi Q Y W ff, 1 . 1-4. ni 4 The Senlbf Class in MMM i 7 CATHOL HALLAHAN I 5 S IC cz ! RL I . 5 HIGH SCHOOL 5 ep I l rum: I 5.3 ze f 9 I f f Floren X V AModernP1,,4D,' 5 M C.: ! l CL Ryerson and C I- : H1 1' ! I Q WBSI Cllflblic gms, High S h 0 in Clemeh fs 1 r-11 if , D 45th and Che 1 5' val Auditorium 5 C 9'-3 f li Ffldgy' Dece s nut Streets : r'r1 --1 ! r RESERVED SEATS Thber 10, 8.15 P, M. 5 Z IT: , h Nbqq N , ' 83 Cantsinc. fax A' , 1 7 , i n m y 5 , Lk A A i Qb- 2 , e 1 ivxofwce warm mklinli uetlste ffwffi LA' s o cl n o l mtw tw- 3. if A '- X .aava , Q x azz, ln RQSBR Q une Wow! ln the picture above we find petticoat Effie fLouisa Mussettil annoyed with old faithful Elmer Uohn Huntl. Now Mervyn watch your temper! Milly Lou is just trying to help you. In the top picture Penny is asking Rodger to take her into dinner as the stupelied family iollows. 3 1 Be merry and gayl Dance your cares awayl That is the motto of this lively group which formed a conga line in the opening oi act three 'as Philomena Fuschino played Dad's Old Fashioned Root Beer . Ioseph For many years the highlight .ot the senior year has been the presentation of its dramatic talent-the Senior Play. Although in other years the Senior Class chose a classical play to dramatize, the class ot '44 broke away from this tradition by enacting a light comedy- Iune Mad under the capable direction of Miss Margaret Mary Kearney. For the tirst time in the history ot Hallahan, boys portrayed the male characters. Roman Catholic High School and Southeast Catholic High School furnished this talent used in our decidedly popular play. From the moment the curtain opened until the finale the audience was amused with Penny in her dramatization of an irrepressible but a Glancey who suggested this dance is at the head of the line with Eleanor Flemming. Catherine Lieber, Walter Toth. Elizabeth Malloy. Marie Deegan. Alberta Little. Dorothy Fean. Clare Brill. Regina Mae Koob. CHARACTERS Alene Spohrer, Irene Marcelis, Edna McCabe, Marie Deegan, Marilyn Hyland, Catherine Toner, Dorothy M. Fean, Louisa Mussetti, Mary Rita Kendrick, Elizabeth Malloy, Ioan T. Liebert, William C. lanes, lohn F. Hunt, Edward R, Carrierf Iohn S. Murphyf Iames A. Hincheyf George T. Shields, Wayne Kellyf ENSEMBLE Alberta Littel Catherine Lieber Regina Koob Anne Delaney Theresa deFlavees Walter Toth' Clare Brill Charles A. Lawless' Ioseph R. Glancey' Eleanor Fleming Stephen Cheetyn 'Roman Catholic High School Southeast Catholic High School tv Touche! Therel I got you! shouts Penny U-Xlene Spohrerl as she and Chuck Harris fWilliam Ionesl continue their lencing in the Wood's living room. This is one of the many ways in which these two young- sters amuse themselves. Winning person. They Were interested in Chuck and sympathized with him from beginning to end. Milly Lou, the neighborhood nuisance, Who was continually tagging after Mervyn, captured the heart of each and every onlooker. While Mrs, Wood gave a more serious por- trayal, Effie and Elmer, the hired help, added light touches of comedy throughout the entire play. Many ridiculed Doctor Wood for his suc- cessive cornplaints but laughed at his sardonic humor. The last act brought satisfaction to the audience when Mr. Harris, a lonely father, finds new hapiness when he and his son get together. ln fact, the play of '44 and the cast Will long be remembered. Chuck's been iound! As these words echoed through the house the entire family rejoiced. Mr. Harris and Doctor Wood related the account of Chuck's accident in his glider while the group consoles Chuck. For once we find Penny and Chuck on peace terms and perfectly contented. Then again. what else could be more pleasing than someone bringing you an ice cream cone-maple nut at thatl Although Penny is trying her best to act grown-up. there are a few times throughout the play when she forgets herself and gives in to her childish emotions. This is one of the times. I-ls Penny stands in the living room. done up in her three-alarm fire dress and Woolworth embellishments. she utters these word. Forever, dear love-for ever and ever. Before she again says her speech she gives a double hitch to the bodice oi her dress. Penny now feels that she is no longer cz child. This scene caused much laughter in the audience. , np- ' I Q , iwwl 5 5 ' N54 . W W W IN! as ::, .Q :P ,.. Q M ... lm El . W 1 AK SQ ,,,: ..,, is W I . , Nm ag.:-V V sw 'Y' -Ru!-rw x wa' TW ! nm, NQJUB-P SF' .5959 W if 'A E , i f Mx Xt Q N x if it -FQ M . M ,b J. ':f5. 1 Fl, , Null' 1 wg. ' , 5 ' iw Lovely ir white caps and gowns, seniors walk through historic Logan Circle behind colorful flags to attend their Bac- calaureate Mass. For only the second time in the history of the school parents of students who had lormerly graduated from Hallahan were in- cluded in the procession. The assistant superin- tendentsdistributedCom- rea Jw rea' munion to both parents - and students. J wmv,-fiw Gs' Avg. 2555 it it 'N The Baccalaureate Mass celebrated in the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul on May 30 was a memorable occasion for the class of '44, This day found the eager seniors Wearing their caps and gowns for the first time. lt was the last time they would hear Mass and receive Holy Communion in a body. Yet they were happy knowing that soon they would enter a new and more exciting phase of their life. After Mass was celebrated and a most inspiring sermon was de- livered they genuflected at the signal of the flag- bearers and filed out of church. Then the procession amid the crowd of parents and friends once again marched through the Parkway to the school. at K4 'bd T K T f tv ui nl r I f A M Z e' X , QD- . Lzifzligbtifigcl xi! G Onol, a r clad! 95 +907 I for 40 In 5 muio Yeafs. rs and religion CA THERINE T HAN . LON rwYn Rom d Kabul? fifimkkakaumxifmwfms Gkzirsfiiggixgsixsvak -?'if?r?2 l 7Q3hika3scXyhSux 'Qsnueqknugiu ff1Qifr'11qf11lJM'n7ff2'rf7fr'1ffff'yf fffnf I' .' !Il'III'l!l'I'! ff: fjZ'7'z'1frzc2fZ'Ef' ' ,Jf'A1'f11.1f'1,r ffzwy L. fn1-rfvy,fniflY'f1ryfe-wwlflbfrrzzvfrfly fnfiqflnzzfwffflfmblyf XA1' :fum I Yllllf 1047! Q V 1 JW. ll fl fy C SL Andrew' Dr 9Xe1 MARY L. STRI TTMAT TER en Lane St. MGT Y of the A S fl bf!! nur 4' Sumphon f'?N 'mllwiiuh-au5buthuYs:4foicW'ff15Y15fW0X xpummm-an l3 11 I 't': i W. 2 - - gkrlffinyullafvrff6f1'f1ff1'frff Q fffflf K ,' !Il'fll'lfI'l! 0' aZger'z'r1e f!62fl24f'l' h, in l'f'l'lfQlll-fl'l'lI ly?AfI'l'llAl,lIllfl!-Mtg Jfhffflaffff' 7 1'11rr11f2frlrl2jZ-fh :f '7 1 ' 714 iz MW Q .gifnmfblrf IULIA G. BACCILE ...,... 1723 s. Twenty-second sues: MARY A. BASQUILL. . . HILDA E. BOSSUYT, .. THERESA R. BRENNAN ...... ANNA M. BRILI. ....... MARY T. CAHILL .... MARY E. CASSIDY .... IRENE M. CLERKIN .... DOLORES M. COADY. ROSE M. COLACE .... FLORENCE I. COIA. .. King of Peace . .. . . .2418 S. Opal Street St. Monica . . . . . . .4611 Smick Street Holy Family, Manayunk 5310 N. Thirteenth Street Holy Child . . . . .3717 Stanton Street St, Bridget . . . . .4701 Sheldon Street Holy Family, Manayunk H1631 S. Ringgold Street St. Edmond ,...l129 S. Broad Street St. Teresa 2021 N. Lawrence Street St. Boniface . . . . . .2018 Upland Street Our Lady of Lourdes ...2008 S. Darien Street Epiphany ROSE M. COYLE ......... 1534 S. Twenty-sixth Street St. Gabriel 1 Alilllllltlllll GRAIIIIAIES IRENE A. CULLEN .........,.. 3538 New Queen Street St. Bridget MARY F. DAGLE ....... 1760 N. Twenty-eighth Street Most Precious Blood CECELIA 'l'. DAYS ........ 2246 N. Seventeenth Street Our Lady of Mercy . w-X , MARIE R. DENNY ............. 3312 Princeton Avenue St. Matthew, Mayfair MARGUERITE F. De'1'EMPI.E, 3108 N. Twenty-fourth Street Corpus Christi THERESE M. DiLEMMO ,,... .... l 608 S. Etting Street King of Peace MARY I LoCASCIO .,.. 949 S. Ninth Street St. Paul ELIZABETH C LOUGHLIN .... 3330 Fox Street GRACE M MAGGIONCALDA. Corpus Christi 2343 N. Sydenham Street Our Lady ol Mercy ROSEMARY B MALONE ..... 2207 Lombard Street St, Patrick MARY I MCDONALD H2343 Fitzgerald Street St. Edmond CECILIA F MCNULTY ...2425 W. Firth Street St. Columba MILDRED T. DONOHUE ........ 2409 W. Toronto Street Corpus Christi MARIE T. FENNING ................ 220 Fulton Street St. Philip Neri THERESA R. GAVAGHAN. .2609 W. Allegheny Avenue Corpus Christi MARIE I. GRECO ..... .,..... I 430 S. Carlisle Street A St. Rita STELLA M. GREEN ......,. 1838 W. Thompson Street Gesu ....2443 S. Mole Street St, Monica KATHLEEN M. HOGAN .,.... IRENE T. KELLER ...... .... 2 306 W. Sergeant Street St. Columbo . . . . . .692 N. Thirteenth Street Assumption ....2729 N. Ringgold Street St. Columba HELEN M. ENNEY ,... MARY D. KING ..... Z..-av ...259 Hermitage Street Holy Family, Mcmoyunk . . . . . . .1126 North Street Assumption .. .233 Hermitage Street Holy Family, Manayunk Allllllllhlltll GRADUATES CARMETA T. KOLLER. DOROTHY R. KRONES. MARGARET M. KUHN.. MARIE E. MCTAMNEY ........... 2006 E. Firth Street ALBINA M. MELOGRANA EMILY V. MONTVYDAS. MARY A. SCHAEI-'ER .... ELEANOR R. SCIRROTTO. DOLORES M. SCHMIDT.. St. Boniface . . . .1806 S. Eighth Street St. Nicholas 1125 Brandywine Street St. Andrew . . . . . .1616 Ritner Street St. Monica .2217 S. Seventeenth Street St. Monica ...2038 N. Fourth Street St. Boniface SARAH M. SCULLY ...... 3106 Ni Twenty-ninth Street MARIE T. STAATS ........... VERONICA T. TURBITT ..... Corpus Christi . . . .2443 Kimball Street St. Anthony . . . . .2325 Iasper Street St. Boniface MARY I. USILTON ........... 2207 Rittenhouse Square MARGARET M. VARLEY .,,.. St. Patrick . . . . .2606 Wilder Street St. Aloysius CHRISTINE M. VICOLI..,,2035 S. Seventeenth Street St. Monica Alllllllllllllll GRADUATES CLAIRE M. WAGNER. MARGARET A. WARD. MARY T. WILSON .... ROSEMARY I. YE'I'I'ER. ..... . VIRGINIA M. YOST ,.... .... .,...2829 W. Clementine Street Corpus Christi .3251 N. Twenty-seventh Street Corpus Christi . . . . . . . . . .2647 W. Silver Street St. Columba .2634 N. Eleventh Street Our Lady of Mercy .942 N. Eleventh Street St. Malachy slttt Wann Upper Panel, Top Row IOSEPHINE F. ABRAMO MARIE A. AGLIRA ..... CATHERINE W. AI-IERN ..,.. LUCILLE I. AMOROSO. Upper Panel, Bottom Row ANDREA K. ANDERSON BERNICE F. APPEL ...... CLAIRE T. ARENTZEN.. MARIE A. ASSANTE ,,... ' . . . .900 S. Schell Street St. Paul ....2830 S. Beulah Street Epiphany . . . . . .2825 N. Taney Street Corpus Christi .2318 S. Rosewood Street St. Monica . . . .2208 W. Harold Street St. Columbo: . , , . .117 E. Durham Street Holy Cross 1113 Shackamaxon Street Immaculate Conception . . . . . .1549 McKean Street St. Thomas Aquinas Lower Panel, Top Row MARGARET M. AUBLE. EILEEN T. AUBRY ...... MARY A. BABUSIK ..... ANNA C. BAILEY .... MARIE R. BARCIA ....., MARGARET A. BARRETT Lower Panel, Bottom Row f all .... 3409 Ainslie Street St. Bridget .... .1817 Green Street Cathedral . . . .841 N. Lawrence Street St. Agnes . . . . . . .150 Gladstone Street Our Lady of Mt. Carmel ...1325 S. Hollywood Street King ot Peace 1325 S. Twenty-seventh Street St. Gabriel REGINA F. BENDSEN ...... 1245 S. Twenty-ninth Street St. Gabriel ANNA M. BERN1-IARDT ............ 3006 Unruh Avenue St Timoth - Y L. DOROTHY BERTULIS .... ..... 1 23 Fernon Street ELEANOR A. BIEHL .... St. Casimir , ..,...... 253 First Avenue St. Arm, Phoenixville MARY T. BISCHOFF ..............,. 4512 Wilde Street THERESA C. BLEE ..... St. Mary of the Assumption .. . , . . .1610 S. Bailey Street St. Gabriel -gn .....a .... - Nt , , .1 'ww Upper Panel, Top Row DOROTHY R. BLUNDI .,.. EVELYN L. BONANNI .... .... KATHLEEN M. BOYD .... MARY C. BOYLE ........ RITA F. BRACISZEWSKA. .. ELEANOR C. BRADY .... Upper Panel, Bottom Row ELIZABETH A. BRAWLEY .... EDNA M. BRENNAN ,... 1700 IOSEPHINE A. BRENNAN. .. MARIE B. BRENNAN ...... MARY E. BRENNAN ,.... MARIE T. BRESLIN ..... E. .1632 Ellsworth Street St. Rita 3116 N. Pennock Street Corpus Christi ..114 W. Turner Street St. Michael . . . . .1723 Flora Street Gesu . . . .954 S. Front Street St. Stanislaus .. .1625 N. Third Street St. Michael . . . . .2945 Wilder Street St, Gabriel Hunting Park Avenue Holy Innocents . . . .2203 Walnut Street St. Patrick .1217 N. Taylor Street St. Elizabeth .. .1837 Ingersoll Street Gesu . . . . .2725 Brown Street St. Francis Xavier Lower Panel, Top Row CLAIRE I. BRILL ........ ..... 2 553 W. Willard Street Corpus Christi ELIZABETH V. BROPHY .... 2239 N. Seventeenth Street SOPHIA A. BRUSZEWSKA. HEDWIG A. BRYZGORNIA .... Lower Panel, Bottom Row CATHERINE M. BUNTING .... CATHERINE R. BURNS .... D. LAURA BYERS ..... DORIS E. BYERS ...., .-f ' Our Lady of Mercy ......,114 Queen Street St. Stanislaus . . . . . .2236 Wood Street St. Hedwig 156 Pierce Street Sacred Heart 2942 W. Wishart Street Corpus Christi . . . , . .2709 Tasker Street St. Gabriel ...2621 Ingersoll Street St. Ludwig MW itll !44?v '3't ' 5,51 1 1,557 A N ...ST mit .SNK Upper Panel, Top Row ANNA M. CALTABIANO. . ALMA G. CAPOZZOLI .... .ff MMV-, ....... .509 Queen Street Mar Ma dalen de Pazzi St. y g FLORENCE I. CAMPBELL ...... 1852 E. Venango Street St. Ioan of Arc . . . . .1321 Wolf Street Epiphany AMELIA V. CAPOZZOLI ..... .... 9 33 Ellsworth Street VIVIAN M. CAPP ........ DOLORES M. CAPPER ...... Upper Panel, Bottom Row ADELENE V. CARBO .... . LUCY R. CARBONE ....... St. Paul . . . . .2 N. Trenton Avenue Atlantic City. N. I. Our Lady Star of the Sea .. .1949 N. Waterloo Street St. Boniface . . . . .2649 S. Iessup Street Epiphany .2514 E. Richmond Street St. Anne LAURA M. CARDAMONE. .2901 W. Allegheny .Avenue VERONICA M. CARDWELL. Catholic Home 3323 W. Allegheny Avenue Corpus Christi MARIE I. CAREY ..... ..... 5 048 Larchwood Street St. Francis de Sales MARY E. CAREY ,... ..... 2 621 S. Bouvier Street Wan St. Monica thanx Lower Panel, Top Row IULIA M. CARFAGNO.. RITA M. CARINGI ....... ELEANOR B. CARNEY.. Qg, ...,. .' 'ya 2937 Cambridge Street St. Francis Xavier . . , . .2019 Morris Street St. Thomas Aquinas 1405 S. Marston Street St. Gabriel TERESA A. CAROSELLI ..,....... 2335 As en Street Lower Panel, Bottom Row MARIE A. CAROSIA, . . . RITA C. CARR ................ MARGARET M. CARROLL ..... MARIE I. CASPER .......,..... P St. Francis Xavier 2824 S. Sheridan Street Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 2638 E. Belgrade Street St. Anne .2534 E. Lehigh Avenue St. Anne ........6U Mercy Street Our Lady of Mt. Carmel r-ff .ff Upper Panel, Top Row ELEANOR G. CASSIDY ,......... 2223 W. Firth Street St. Colurnba MARY E. CERMACK .... 1624 S. Twenty-eighth Street St. Gabriel THERESA L. CHMIELEWSKI. .2518 E. Edgemont Street St. Laurentius . . . .835 Ritner Street Epiphany TERESA M. CIFUN1 ...,,........ Upper Panel, Bottom Row ANNUNZIATA O. CIRO'1'1'1 ...,.. 1636 S. Broad Street St. 'I'homas Aquinas . . . .944 Winton Street Epiphany . . .462 Krams Avenue Holy Family THERESA C. CLERKINU.. .... 1129 S. Broad Street St. Teresa MARY E. CITRONE ,...... , . . . MARIE E. CLARK ..,.,... . . . rw MN Lower Panel, Top Row MARY L. CLIFFORD ....., ' ....., 1528 N. Broad Street St. Malachy .2238 W. Allegheny Avenue St. Mary of the Eternal FRANCES E. COLAMECO ........,... 1636 Wolf Street V St. Monica .2224 S. Seventeenth Street St. Monica .123 Reed Street Sacred Heart . . . . .2112 N. Marston Street Most Precious Blood ELEANOR V. CLIMALDI. ANNA T. COLLINS ....... MARGARET M. COLLINS .....,.... MARY I. COLLINS .....,, Lower Panel Bottom Row PHILOMENA T. CONA ...... .... 1 618 S. Camac Street Annunciation MARGARET R. CONBOY ,....... 2203 S. Lambert Street St. Edmond ANNE M. CONCANNON. .2522 N. Eighteenth Street St. Columba MARY A. CONNOLLY .... 1516 N. Twenty-ninth Street Most Precious Blood CATHARINE T. CONROY .,.,. .273 Hermitage Street Holy Family, Manayunk . . , . . .1349 S. Newkirk Street St. Gabriel IANICE T. CONVERY.. ., H, , will 4-:YQ -1, ., ...Xt ., . . fm 'N-. Wllulwf ,, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel HELEN T. COOGAN .... .,... 1 714 Ingersoll Street Gesu MARY M. COOGAN .... ..... 1 714 Ingersoll Street Gesu .. . . . . .17 Center .Avenue ROSEMARY A. COOGAN. .. St. Francis of Assisi, Norrisiown ELIZABETH M. COPELAND ...... 2147 N. Third Street St. Boniface PAULA I. CORRENTI ......,. ..., 1 719 S. Tenth Street St. Nicholas CARMELA V. COSTANTINO ,.,..... 927 Kimball Street St. Paul GERALDINE R. COURTNEY .... 1804 N. Howard Street TERESA C. CRENNY. MARY E. CRILLEY ...... . . . St. Michael 2237 W. Somerset Street St. Columba .1612 N. Randolph Street St. Michael SARA M. CROGHAN ..... ....... 3 002 Tasker Street MARY I. CROMWELL .,..,.. THERESA C. CRONIN LUCILLE I. CROSKEY ROSE M. CROSKEY. St. Gabriel .1723 W. Girard Avenue Gesu . . . .4501 Aldine Street St. Bernard . . . .2319 Parrish Street St. Francis Xavier . . . . .2319 Parrish Street ROSA A. CUCINOTTA ELLEN T. CUNNING.. HELEN R. CUNNION.. MARY B. CURRAN ........ ..... ...,.738 Armin Street St. Mary Magdalen . . . . , .1604 S. Front Street Sacred Heart 2912 N. Twenty-fifth Street St. Colurnba . . . .2828 Cambridge Street Si. Francis Xavier ANGELINA R. DAGOSTINO .... 2507 W. Oakdale Street Si. Columba ANGELA R. D'AGUANNO .......... 909 McKean Street St. Nicholas St. Francis Xavier . ggsg X Xtllllll If ff! ALICE T. DALY .... ....,.... 5 333 Castor Avenue St. Martin of Tours MARY A. DALY .... .... l 322 S. Twenty-ninth Street St. Gabriel ADA M. D'AMICO ,.............. 732 Christian Street St. Mary Magdalen De Pazzi CATHERINE M. DANIELS ...... 1642 S. Ringgold Street St. Edmond CARMELA R. DE CAROLISH628 W. Venango Street Our Lady of Pompeii ANNAMARIE R. DE CERCHIO, 2004 S. Nineteenth Street St. Monica St. Monica MARY T. DEE ......, .,.......,.,,. 2 3 Concord Road Blessed Virgin Mary, Darby MARIE T. DEEGAN .,.............. 1817 Packer Avenue St, Richard HENRIETTA C. DE 1-'EO .,..... 1333 S. Fifteenth Street THERESA ROSE M. LORETTA MARIE T. ANNA C. BERNICE St. Rita D. DE FLAVEES .... .... 1 403 Moore Street St. Thomas Aquinas DE GOVANN ..,......, 4630 Umbria Street T. DEHNER ....... DEININGER ........ DELANEY .......... C. DELANY .... . . Holy Family, Manayunk .2543 N. Sixteenth Street Our Lady of Mercy 1517 W. Oakdale Street Our Lady of Mercy 4539 N. Twentieth Street St. Francis of Assisi M2252 S. Croskey Street St. Edmond ' ' , C... V-K --M.- I Y'1 we-,. 5 ELEANOR F. DELAWDER. .I520 S. Twenty-fourth Street St. Gabriel ANNE M. DEL BORRELLO .......... 2227 Sigel Street St. Edmond MARY T. DELL ........,. 1314 E. Montgomery Avenue Holy Name ROSAMOND C. DE MUSIS. 1703 S. Twenty-Iourth Street St. Edmond LORETTA D. DE SANTO .... 2215 S. Seventeenth Street St. Monica HELENA M. DESMOND .... 2321 S. Eighteenth Street St. Monica nf' Swxwlllllllll Upper Panel, Top Row RITA A. DE STEFANO... ELIZABETH T. DETWILER. St. THERESA M. DEVER ..,... HELEN C. DEv1N1-: ..... A Upper Panel, Bottom Row CONCETTA M. DE VITA. MARIE T. DEVLIN ......,. k . v- X 1226 Ellsworth Street St. Rita 711 W. Marshall Street Francis of Assisi, Norristown .2428 Carpenter Street St. Anthony . . . . .3307 Tilden Street St. Bridget . . . . .. .1006 Wolf Street Epiphany .. ,,,.. 2721 Folsom Street . St. Francis Xavier LORETTA D. DICKERSON ...,.. 1522 Dickinson Street ROSEMARIE DI ENNO ..... St. Thomas Aquinas , . . .1711 Dorrcmce Street St. Thomas Aquinas Lower Panel, Top Row NORMA C. DIETRICK ....... IRMA O. DI FEBBO ...., FLAVIA N. DI LULLO .. MARIE R. DI LULLO .... GRACE L. DI PIETRO, .. HELEN T. DOLAN .... Lower Panel, Bottom Row MARY DOLHANCRYK, ..., . MARGARET G. DOMAN ..... . . . .1838 Wallace Street Cathedral 1919 S. Hemberger Street St. Edmond . . . . .768 S. Eighth Street St. Paul . .1321 Ellsworth Street St. Teresa . . . .1327 Christian Street St. Teresa .,.238 Highland Avenue St. Ioseph, Downingtown . . , .2314 Wallace Street St. Francis Xavier ...l30 W. Wildey Street Immaculate Conception CATHERINE T. DONAHUE. .1540 S. Twenty-sixth Street St. Gabriel THERESA M. DONAHUE ...... 1323 S. Warnock Street Annunciation MICHELAELINA E. DONATO ....,...... 908 Reed Street Annunciation MARGARET M. DONLON. , , .835 N. Twenty-first Street St. Francis Xavier Upper Panel, Top Row ANNA T. DONNELLY .... 1435 S. Twenty-eighth Street ANNA M. DORIS ..... MARY M. D'ORSANEO ,.... . NICOLETTA A. D'ORTONA. . . BERNICE A. DOUGHERTY .... St. Gabriel ...2351 E. Albert Street St. Anne , . . . .2321 S. Mole Street St. Monica .2235 S. Eighteenth Street St. Monica 2121 Brandywine Street St. Francis Xavier CATHERINE A. DOUGHERTY .... 336 Greenwich Street Upper Panel, Bottom Row Sacred Heart CATHERINE F. DOUGHERTY ........ 323 Cypress Street St. Ioseph DOROTHY M. DOUGHERTY. .... 2623 Oaldord Street St. Anthony RITA A. DOUGHERTY, ........, 838 Beechwood Street St. Francis Xavier MARGARET T. DOWNEY. . ..... 868 N. Bucknell Street MARY A. DRISCOLL .... MARY A. DUFFY ..,. S-vf ' St. Francis Xavier ...1634 Francis Street . Gesu . . . .740 Pine Street St. Mark, Bristol Lower Panel, Top Row ROSEMARY A. D'ULISSE ......,, 1813 Wharton Street FRANCES D. DUMAS ........ MARIE T. DUNPHEY .... 106 KATHRYN M. EACHUS ...., Lower Panel, Bottom Row REGINA A. EICHMAN ,.., ROSE M. ENGLISH, . . . , AGNES R. ERICH .... ANNA E. ERNST ..... St. Rita , , . .1142 N. Hope Street Immaculate Conception W. Susquehanna Avenue St. Boniface .1702 N. Sixteenth Street Our Lady of Mercy , .... 8 E. Newfield Way St. Matthias, Bala ,.,.2113 S. Ninth Street Epiphany .., , , . . ,27 Tasker Street Sacred Heart , . .1926 N. Howard Street St. Boniface MW 1 'awk ft ff' Smit Upper Panel, Top Row DOROTHY M. ERTHAL ........ .. . .293 Hermitage Street Holy Family GLADYS I. ESTABROOK .... 1014 W. Dauphin Street , St. Edward MARIAN E. FARRELL ..... ....... 1 B25 Ritner Street , St. Monica DOROTHY M. FEAN ................ 140 Carson Street St. Mary ot the Assumption MARGARET C. FEE ..... ....... 1 634 S. Etting Street St. Gabriel IANE M. FENERTY .... .,... 8 45 Mercer Street Holy Name Upper Panel, Bottom Row ANNA R. FERGUSON ......... 2759 N. Bonsall Street St. Columba KATHERINE M. FIELD .... 1227 S. Twenty-sixth Street St. Anthony MARGARET FILI ...... .... 2 206 Frankford Avenue Holy Name RITA M. FINEGAN ..... ..... 2 406 Hartrantt Street St. Richard DOROTHY M. FISHER .... ...... 2 212 W. Firth Street St. Columba MARY T. FITZGERALD ......... 1521 N. Second Street St, Michael Lower Panel, Top Row ELEANOR V. FLEMING ..... .... 1 427 N. Fourth Street St. Michael HELEN M. FLEMING ...... ...... Q 718 E. Gaul Street GERALDINE A. FLIECK ....... HELEN C. FLYNN ...... Lower Panel, Bottom Row MARGARET S. FLYNN .... . . . MARY T. FORBES ..... Holy Name .2723 S. Seventh Street Our Lady of Mt. Carmel . . . . . . .1805 Wolf Street St. Monica .3111 N. Marston Street Corpus Christi . . . . .2348 Mifflin Street St. Edmond ANNE M. FORD .........,.. 1006 S. Twenty-fifth Street St. Anthony FLORENCE E. FORD .... 3413 W. Westmoreland Street St. Bridget Wan ,- '1 ...wx-N - .1 - Upper Panel, Top Row CAROLINE R. FORTUCCI ........ 1420 S. Tenth Street Annunciation MARY T. FORZIAT1 ................ 2316 Moore Street St. Edmond MARIE L. I-'OTHERGILL .... 2308 N. Seventeenth Street Our Lady of Mercy MARGARET M. FOX ........., 854 N. Twentieth Street St. Francis Xavier Upper Panel, Bottom Row PHILOMENA C. FUSCHINO ...... 1171 S. Darien Stliseet St. aul RITA M. GALE .........,... 3127 N. Thirty-third Street Corpus Christi CATHERINE M. GALLAGHER .... 1615 S. Newkirk Street St. Gabriel ELIZABETH M. GALLAGHER ......,.. 617 Corson Street St. Mark, Bristol K X . ll uvw Lower Panel, Top Row will GRACE C. GALLAGHER ........ 222 Greenwich Street Sacred Heart MARGUERITE E. GALLAGHER ...... 170 Krams Avenue St. Mary of the Assumption MARY A. GALLAGHER .......... 6308 Limekiln Pike St Benedict MARY 'r. GALLAGHER .... 2224 w. Huntingdon sneer St. Columba IANE T. GARRITY ........ 2621 N. Twenty-ninth Street IEAN T. GAUSCH ..... Lower Panel, Bottom Row FRANCES A. GELZINIS.. RITA R. GENTILE ....... St. Columba ............255First Avenue St. Ann, Phoenixville ..l600 S. Second Street Sacred Heart 914 S. Eleventh Street St. Paul VIOLA H. GIARDINELLI ........... 2402 Mifflin Street St. Edmond MARY T. GIBSON ....... 2013 S. Twenty-fourth Street St. Edmond CATHERINE E. GINDHART. .1107 E. Columbia Avenue Immaculate Conception MARIE A. GLANCEY ...,...... 1811 McClellan Street St. Thomas Aquinas S . . K... GLORIA D. GUEST ...... .... 2 524 W. Girard Avenue St. Francis Xavier DOROTHY A. HAEGELE ,...,. 2356 N. Oricmna Street St. Boniface LILLIAN A. HAGERTY ..., ..,. 2 341 E. Albert Street St, Anne RITA T. HAIGH ...,....., ,.,. 7 43 Wainwright Street St. Martin of Tours REGINA E. HAMPSON ........ 2561 E. Lehigh Avenue St. Anne DORIS E. HANLON ...... 1341 N. Twenty-sixth Street St. Elizabeth Xt ttttllfl Wt ttt CLARE M. GLEASON. ,..,,....... ...2SS1 Tulin Street St. Anne MARGARET T. GLENN .... 1239 S. Twenty-third Street , St. Charles MARY I. GOELLER .,... .... 2 259 E. Cambria Street Nativity MARIE A. GOODMAN ..,...... 1715 N. Mascher Street St. Michael IANE M. GORMAN ....... 2743 S. Seventeenth Street St. Richard CAROLINE R. GRACE ...,...,.... 2142 Cherry Street Cathedral EL1ZABETH'D. GRADY .... 2741 N. Twenty-third Street St. Colurnba ESTHER M. GRASSI .... ......... I 434 Wharton Street St. Rita STELLA I. GRAZIOSI ...,.. 2427 S. Seventeenth Street St. Monica MARGARET B. GREELEY ..,..... 2523 W. Willard Street Corpus Christi MARGARET M. GREEN. ,.......... 2333 Tasker Street St. Gabriel ANNA D. GRIFFIN ...... 3035 N. Twenty-fourth Street Corpus Christi MARGARET M. GRIFFIN ....,..., 2921 N. Bailey Street Corpus Christi MARY R. GRILLO ...........,. 920 S. Seventh Street St. Mary Magdalen de Pazzi GLORIA M. GROGAN ...... 874 N. Twenty-fifth Street St. Francis Xavier itll W If yy MADELEINE S. HANNEY ...,..,. 2531 W. Silver Street St. Columbct CATHERINE F. HARE ............ 1802 S. Taylor Street - St, Edmond DOROTHY M. HARRINGTON ....,... 2313 Moore Street St. Aloysius ELIZABETH M. HARTSOUGH .... 1225 W. Firth Street Our Lady ol Mercy EVELYN I. HATTON .......,... 2702 Cambridge Street St. Francis Xavier ELIZABETH R. HAWTHORNE. 2527 N. Cleveland Avenue St. Columbo ROSEMARY D. HAYES .... ,....,... I 822 Master Street Gesu MARY K. HEARN ...... .... 2 429 N. Bancroft Street Our Lady of Mercy THERESA F. HEISSE. .,.,... 2507 VV. Sedgley Avenue Most Precious Blood DOLORES M. HELLWARTH. .2713 N. Nineteenth Street St. Columba ELIZABETH M. HERBIG ...,.. 1232 S. Hollywood Street St. Gabriel ANNE M. HERON ...,., .... 3 80 Corinthian Avenue St. Francis Xavier THERESA M. HIGGINS. .. ..... 823 N. Bucknell Street St. Francis Xavier DORIS M. HILL ......, ........... 4 52 Markle Street St. Mary of the Assumption DOLORES F. HINES .... .....,., 1 43 Fitzwater Street St. Phillip x I B. K , - if' Sllll wlllllllll -1 Upper Panel, Top Row IANE B. HOMKA .....,... ...,. 2 33 Christian Street St. Stanislaus MARGARET T. HOPKINS ........ 2211 S. Croskev Street St. Edmond LORRAINE T. HULL .....,.... 2254 N. Hancock Street St, Boniface MARCELLA B. HUNSBERGER, .2518 S. Carlisle Street St. Monica Upper Panel, Bottom Row MARILYN P. HYLAND ,... 2603 N. Twenty-third Street St. Columba ARCHANGELA R. IANNETTONI. 2343 S. Eleventh Street Epiphany RITA E. IPPOLITO .,,...., 1307 S. Twenty-third Street King of Peace DORIS E. ISSEL ..... ..... 1 412 N. Howard Street St. Michael Lower Panel, Top Row RUTH K. IACKSON .,,.. ............ 5 229 Arch Street Our Lady of Victory MARY V. IACOBS ......... 415 S. Twenty-sixth Sreet St. Patrick KAZMIERE A. IARZABEK .,.,........ 2529 Aspen Street St. Francis Xavier ANNE M. IENNINGS .,.,.,.... 2933 N. Bambrey Street NORMA H. IOHNS ..... CUTORA T. IOHNSON ..... Lower Panel, Bottom Row St. Columba ...3013 W. Cabot Street St. Ludwig . . . . ,2610 Manton Street St. Anthony MARY V. IONES ............,..... 702-C Alder Place Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament THERESA V. ZUBERNIS .........,... 2323 Parrish Street MARIE H. IUSITS ....... CATHERINE E. KAESER ..... MARIE I. KAISER ......... St. Hedwig . . . .325 W. Diamond Street St. Boniface .2236 N. Colorado Street Our Lady of Mercy . . . .1731 Sepviva Street St. Michael IRENE A. KAVALAUSKAS ,..... 1601 S. Second Street St. Casimir 5-S. ff- Upper Panel, Top Row MARIE T. KELLEHER .........,.... 2628 Wilder Street St. Gabriel ANNA M. KELLY ........ 631 N. Twenty-second Street St. Francis Xavier ESTELLE H. KELLY .,.......... 1436 N. Lawrence Street ' St. Michael KATHRYN A. KELLY ..... ...,. I 317 Porter Street Epiphany MARY A. KELLY ................. 1136 Iackson Street ' Epiphany MARY M. KELLY ...... 1346 E. Susquehanna Avenue Holy Name Upper Panel, Bottom Row MARY R. KENDRICK ............ 3216 N. Stillman Street Corpus Christi GRACE T. KENNY .... ..... 2 954 Gerritt Street St. Gabriel RITA M. KENNEY ..... ......... 1 223 lohnston Street Epiphany MARY T. KEOUGH ....... 2602 N. Twenty-third Street St. Columba EILEEN E. KIERRIGAN ...... 2543 N. Nineteenth Street St. Columba EVELYN C. KEVIT ...... 854 N. Twenty-seventh Street St. Francis Xavier 7 L Lower Panel, Top Row ANNA M. KILLEN .... ...... 3 106 N. Stillman Street Corpus Christi DOROTHY R. KING .... 2148 N. Twenty-eighth Street Most Precious Blood ANNA E. KIVITZ ................ 532 W. Berks Street St. Michael KATHARINE T. KLUZYNSK1 ..,... 1206 S. Second Street Sacred Heart Lower Panel, Bottom Row BARBARA M. KOLLER .......... 2018 N. Eighth Street - St. Peter REGINA M. KOOB .................. 2324 Tasker Street ELEANOR M. KOPACZEWSKA. 325 Washington Avenue St. Stanislaus St. Aloysius W4 MW Lower Panel, Bottom Row 2 R WW . S Upper Panel, Top Row ANN M. KOVACS ..... ALICE M. KRAMER ..... MARTHA L. KRAUSE.. BARBARA V. KREMPL, MARIORIE E. KREPLIN RITA H. LaBRIOI.A ...,. Us . . . . . . . . .4635 Mansion Avenue St, Mary of the Assumption . . . . . . .2209 N. Hancock Street St. Boniface ............110 Mifflin Street Upper Panel, Bottom Row St. Casimir 1223 N. Pcxlethorp Street St. Peter 423 E. Livingston Street Holy Name . . . .1435 S. Etting Street King of Peace ANNE C. LAUGHLIN ......... 2656 E. Memphis Street St. Anne CATHERINE R. LA MAESTRA .... 1300 S. Tenth Street Lower Panel, Top Row GERTRUDE T. LEAHAN ........,... 2502 Aspen Street St, Francis Xavier LILLIAN M. LECHNER .... 2369 N. Cleveland Avenue Our Lady of Mercy MARGARET D. LEESH .,.,... 3134 N. Pennock Street Corpus Christi GLORIA A. LEGGIERI .... 3147 N. Twenty-third Street St. Mary of the Eternal Annunciation DOROTHY L. LAMB .... .... 3 238 N. Bambrey Street ' Corpus Christi MARY E. LATTA, ..... ,....... 2 628 South Street St. Anthony MARIE A. LAVALLA .,.. ........, 1 607 Ritner Street St. Monica EILEEN T. LAWLER ........ 809 N. Beechwood Street St. Francis Xavier THERESE M. LEHNEIS. .. AMY K. LEIGH ........, MARGARET M. LENNOX. ELIZABETH T. LEONARD , I Ty... ...- M . , . .3104 N. Patton Street Corpus Christi . . ,. .2724 N. Opal Street St, Columba . . . . . . . . .2320 N. Gratz Street . 2722 Our Lady of Mercy N. Nineteenth Street St. Columba lHHIl ,NP . t SP .f-.W Upper Panel, Top Row THERESA M. LEONARD ..,.., .2211 E. Belgrade Street Holy Name CATHERINE H. LIEBER .,.,....., 1324 N. Howard Street St. Michael IOAN T. LIEBERT. . ..,... 552 E. Leverington Avenue Holy Family, Manayunk BERNARDINE E. LIHOTA. .2119 W. Passyunk Avenue St. Iohn Nepomucene Upper Panel, Bottom Row REGINA R. LINDLINE ..... ..... 1 56 W. Oxiord Street St. Michael MARY T. LINGO .......,...... 2209 S. Chadwick Street St. Monica CECILIA M. LIPPINCOTT ............ 562 Linden Street St. Mark, Bristol ALBERTA M. L1'1 1'EL .......... 425 Deamley Avenue St. Mary of the Assumption, Manayunk . ,wt Lower Panel, Top Row llllZl ELLEN N. LOFTUS ........ 2218 N. Eighteenth Street Our Lady of Mercy THERESA E. LOGAN .... 1218 N. Twenty-seventh Street LILLIAN S. LOPEZ ....... MARGARET M. LORD ..., St. Francis Xavier . . . . .5514 Chancellor Street Transfiguration , . . . .2333 N. Gratz Street Our Lady of Mercy NORA M. LOUGHREY .,...... 2335 E. Somerset Street HELEN I. LUSAS ...,.., Lower Panel, Bottom Row DOLORES C. LUTZ ...... St. Anne . . . . . .2815 Cantrell Street St. Casimir . . . . . . , .3417 Osmond Street St. Bridget HELEN M. LYNCH ,...... 1605 S. Twenty-fourth Street St. Edmond ETHEL M. LYONS., . ..... 2233 S. Hemberger Street St. Edmond MARIE A. MACARO ..... ,.......1831 Morris Street St. Thomas Aquinas MARIE L. MACK ...............,, 3313 Ridge Avenue MARGARET T. MAGURN. we-1 J Most Precious Blood ...2759 N. Hemberger Street St. Columba . ,wrt v 'N-. ,..... me ff 'K i . Q If . , as if ffV.1.x ' 2 0' 5' ,..,- HELEN E MASAPOLLO .. ,722 E. Haines Street Our Lady of the Holy Rosary IOSEPHINE R MASCIANTONIO. 613 N. Sixty-fourth Street St. Donato ANTOINETTE I MASELLI ...143l Dickinson Street St. Rita ELVIRA B MATTEI ...... 769 S. Sixth Street St Mary Magdalen de Pazzi LOUISE M MATTEO ,.... 901 McKean Street St. Nicholas MARY I MATZ ..... 1812 Green Street Cathedral ttlluulfllllt ROSE P. MAIAROTA ..... AURORA A. MALFITANO ELIZABETH P. MALLOY.. ELIZABETH G. MALONEY .... ELEANOR T. MANNION.. AMELIA T. MANONE ..., RITA A. MANZI ...... IRENE T. MARCELIS .... RITA E. MARIANO .... GLORIA S. MARION1 .... MARIE T. MARIONT .... MARY I. MARTIN .... . RITA A. MARTINA ..,..,. . . . .1124 Wolf Street Epiphany .. , . . . .1204 Mifflin Street St. Nicholas of Tolentine ...2625 Dickinson Street St. Gabriel 2410 S. Chadwick Street St. Monica 1918 W. Somerset Street St. Columba . . . .1009 Dickinson Street Annunciation . . . . . .1708 Morris Street St. Thomas Aquinas 2138 S. Iseminger Street Epiphany 1414 S. Bancroft Street St. Rita . ,. ,2740 Pierce Street King of Peace . . . . . ,2740 Pierce Street King of Peace H2823 N. Ringgold Street St. Columbo M1631 S. Eleventh Street St. Nicholas ot Tolentine ANTOINETTE M. MARTINETTI .... 2624 S. Mole Street St. Monica FRANCES M. MARX .... .... 1 320 S. Ringgold Street St. Aloysius llllll XXX tiff!! EDNA M. MCCABE ......,,..... .... I 928 Brown Street Gesu MARGARET M. MCCAFFERTY ...,. 1520 S. Napa Street St, Gabriel HELEN T. MCCANN .........,....,. 2503 E. Tulip Street RITA T. MCCARTNEY. .. HELEN K. MCCAULEY. .. TERESA E. McCLEARY.. ANNE R. McCLERNON. . , MARIE M. McCOLE ..... St. Anne CATHERINE E. MCCARRICK. 3126 N. Thirty-second Street Corpus Christi ..,. . . . . . . .2319 Miitlin Street St. Edmond 1528 S. Myrtlewood Street St. Gabriel M2034 N. Twenty-third Street St. Columba . , . , , .2929 W. Lehigh Avenue Corpus Christi . . . . .4200 Marple Street St. Bernard THERESA I. MCCORMICK .........,.., 105 Porter Street AGNES C. MCCROSSON. MARY M. MCCULLOUGH Our Lady of Mt. Carmel . . . . . .1835 N. Leithgow Street St. Michael . . . . .2749 N. Bonsall Street St. Columbo: ELIZABETH I. MCCUSKER. . 1400 S. Twenty-eighth Street St. Gabriel MIRIAM T. MCCUSKER. . .1441 S. Twenty-eighth Street St. Gabriel CATHERINE M. MCDONALD ,..... 168 W. Oxford Street St. Michael Ng, it 'i GERTRUDE V. MCDONALD ........ 2513 Federal Street St. Anthony ROSEMARIE C. MCERLANE ..,.... 2607 E. Hagert Street St, Anne CATHERINE E. MCFADDEN ...... 2310 W. Harold Street St. Columba CATHERINE M. MCGARRIGLE ...... 139 Wilder Street Sacred Heart FRANCES M. MCGARRITY ........ 2436 Montrose Street St. Anthony SARAH D. MCGEE .,...... 2217 E. Huntingdon Street St. Anne SWA Wan MARIE T. MCGETTIGAN ......,.. 2733 W. Willard Street Corpus Christi DOLORES I. MCGINNIS. .1742 S. Twenty-fourth Street CATHERINE R. MCGLONE THERESA M. McGORRY. Upper Panel, Bottom Row ELIZABETH M. MCGRATH, . . MARIE E. MCGRATH ......... MARY R. MCGRATH ..... ELIZABETH A. MCHALE.. St. Edmond ,.......,1551 S. Bailey Street St. Gabriel . . . .2217 Christian Street St. Charles . . . . . . .2434 Poplar Street St. Francis Xavier . , .2438 W. Toronto Street Corpus Christi ..... . .3016 Cabot Street St. Francis Xavier .3425 Sunnyside Avenue St, Bridget Lower Panel, Top Row MARY T. McILVAIN.. MARGARET M. McKEE ..,. . . ROSE E. McKEE ...... EILEEN M. MCKENNA. ,..., . .. TERESA P. McKENNA 1605 S 2443 E. Oakdale Street St. Anne . .2506 E. Oakdale Street St. Anne . . .2219 W. Harold Street St. Columba ..,3225 N. Etting Street Corpus Christi . Twenty-seventh Street St. Gabriel DOROTHY V. MCLAUGHLIN. .918 S. Twenty-fifth Street St. Anthony Lower Panel, Bottom Row ELEANOR E. MCLAUGHLIN ........ 2947 Wilder Street St. Gabriel MARY P. McLAUG1'II.IN...1522 S. Twenty-sixth Street St. Gabriel MARY T. MCLAUGHLIN ,....... 2230 S. Bucknell Street St. Edmond ROSEMARIE E. McLAUGHLlN ........ 1825 Woli Street St. Monica MARGARET M. MCMULLEN. .2146 E. Huntingdon Street St. Anne MERCEDES A. MCNAMEE. ...... 2000 Widener Place St. Benedict if Li be 1- ,fww 5 :I if lx . -KN Upper Panel, Top Row MILDRED B. McN1FF ............ 1801 S. Taylor Street St. Edmond ELIZABETH M. McTAMNEY ...... 2633 E. Albert Street St. Anne HELEN C. MCVAY ........ 104 E. Washington Avenue. Clifton Heights St. Charles Borromeo, Oakview DORA T. MEDORA .............. 2228 Dickinson Street King of Peace IANE M. MEDROW ..... ....... 1 20 W. Wildey Street Immaculate Conception ANNA L. MEE. ..,.. ........ 2 538 Cedar Street St. Anne Upper Panel, Bottom Row ANGELINA G. MELE ..,,..... 1629 S. Sixteenth Street St. Thomas Aquinas ELLEN M. MELE ..... ,..... l 256 S. Twenty-sixth Street King of Peace MILDRED A. MENNA .....,....... 1832 Dudley Street St. Thomas Aquinas CATHERINE A. MEYERS ......,.., 1039 Stetser Avenue St. Louis. Yeadon ROSEMARIE D. MICELI ...... 1252 S. Thirteenth Street St. Rita IULIETTA A. MIGNONE .,,. 3020 N. Twenty-first Street St. Mary of the Eternal . S, D NAU' g Lower Panel, Top Row EMILY A. MINUS ......,,...,..... 2529 Federal Street St. Anthony DOROTHY M. MONAGHAN .......... 130 Beck Street St. Philip Neri CLAIRE M. MONAHAN ............. 2252 Park Avenue Our Lady of Mercy MARIE A. MONDILLO ..,,,, 216 W. Columbia Avenue St. Michael Lower Panel, Bottom Row CATHERINE F. MONTGOMERY. 1537 S. Thirty-first Street St. Gabriel ANTOINETTE M. MONTONE .,....... 2228 Kater Street St. Charles Borromeo RUTH 1. MOORE ......,,,...,... 1638 N. Newkirk Street St. Ludwig IRENE R. MORA ..... ..... 8 09 N. Taylor Street St. Francis Xavier will MW ' 1-'SKI sit -. Upper Panel, Top Row CATHERINE E. MORAN .............. 137 Emily Street Our Lady ot Mt. Carmel ELSIE M. MORETTINI ..... .... 1 525 Dickinson Street St. Rita ANNA M. MORGAN ......, .... 2 124 E. Lehigh Avenue St. Anne THERESA M. MORGAN .......... 2338 E. Norris Street St. Boniface HELEN T. MULCRONE .... 3139 N. Twenty-third Street Corpus Christi ULIA P MULCRONE 3139 N Twenty third Street I . ...... . - Corpus Christi Upper Panel, Bottom Row MARY E. MULLEN ................. 214 Buckley Street St. Mark, Bristol MARIE A. MURPHY ,..... 2220 S. Twenty-second Street St. Edmond MARIE C. MURPHY .,............ 2650 W. Silver Street St. Columbo MARY T. MURPHY ........ 1406 S. Twenty-third Street St. Gabriel ANNE E. MURRAY ............ 3217 N. Marston Street Corpus Christi MARGARET M. MURRAY. .2901 W. Allegheny Avenue Catholic Home GQ gm v.. Ywlllllllll 6' tli, .. l L f zll ' 7 1 '! 1 wt Lower Panel, Top Row LUIGIA D. MUSETTI. . ,. ......... 2334 Morris Street St. Edmond ANNA T. MYERS ..... ..... l 212 N. Nineteenth Street Gesu IRENE M. NAGURNY ,............,. 2239 N. Fifth Street Immaculate Conception lGreek Catholicl PEARL S. NERONI ................ 722 S. Tenth Street St. Paul Lower Panel, Bottom Row MARGUERITE L. OAKES ...... 2648 S. Colorado Street St. Monica REBECCA A. O'BRIEN ..... ..... 2 537 N. Opal Street St.tCo1umba RITA R. O'BR1EN ............. ....... 3 432 D Street Ascension MARGARET D. O'DONNELL ....... 2408 Curtin Terrace St. Richard v' wi 'SCX Upper Panel, Top Row IANE C. O'DRAIN ....... ELIZABETH G. O'HARA. MARGARET M. O'HARA. MARY E. O'KEEFE .... Upper Panel, Bottom Row ELEANOR M. O'KINSKY .,... CATHERINE D. O'NE1LL. 1- . . . . .637 N. Third Street Immaculate Conception . . . . .. . . .1216 W. Firth Street Our Lady of Mercy ...281l N. Taylor Street St. Columba 2514 W. Lehigh Avenue St. Columba .2350 N. Smedley Street Our Lady ot Mercy . . . . . .2230 N. Fifteenth Street Our Lady of Mercy DOLORES M. ORISTAGLIO. .1821 S. Eighteenth Street St. Thomas Aquinas MARGARET M. ORMSBY ............ 1512 Wood Street Cathedral Lower Panel, Top Row ANNA M. ORSINE ..... FRANCES E. ORSINE ,... MW .. . . .1214 Daly Street Epiphany . ...... 1214 Daly Street Epiphany TERESA A. PAPIERNIK ......., 4432 Silverwood Street St ANTOINETTE R. PAPPA ...... FLORENCE T. PAWLAK .... MARGARET R. PERRI .... . Mary of the Assumption . . . .. . . .2013 Emily Street St. Edmond .... .12 Queen Street St. Philip Neri . . . . .1636 Reed Street St. Rita Lower Panel, Bottom Row MARY R. PETRASS1 ........... 1932 S. Lambert Street St. Edmond ANGELINE R. PETRONGOLO ........ 1019 Ritner Street Epiphany CONSIGLIA M. PETRONGOLO ...... 1019 Ilitnnr Street Epiphany MARGARET S. PETRUCCO ...... 1616 S. Camac Street Annunciation FLORENCE T. PETRY ...,.......,.. 1317 N. Dover Street St. Ludwig REGINA C. PETTIT ......... 833 N. Twenty-filth Street St. Francis Xavier itll J.. ,, gtlfd I eff' 4 .,, 4 tg. 5 . .. ,Q THERESA R. RASSMAN ....... MARY I. REARDON .... MARY T. REGAN .... ROSELLE M. RESNICK. ELEANOR D. RHOADES ALICE D. RICHMOND ..... .. ... . . . .107 Emily Street Our Lady of Mt. Carmel .. ...... 1734 Stocker Street St. Richard ...2532 W. York Street Most Precious Blood ..407 W. George Street St. Peter .2315 N. Hancock Street St, Boniface ...3039 Oaktord Street St. Gabriel -... it llltlllllfl Wt it CATHERINE H. PICKERING ....,... 510 S. Front Street St. Ioseph MARGARET I. PICKETT ..,.,......... 2301 Green Street St. Francis Xavier THERESA M. PIERCE ....,.. 1623 N. Nineteenth Street St. Elizabeth ANTOINETTE P. PITASSI ...... 1711 S. Ringgold Street King of Peace THERESA A. PLITT ,...... .... 1 413 N. Second Street St. Michael MARY B. POPE .... ..... 3 453 Princeton Avenue St. Matthew IOSEPHINE M. PORRECA ..... 2411 S. Fifteenth Street St. Monica GERTRUDE M. PRENDERGAST .... 2529 Parrish Street St. Francis Xavier ADELE E. PUDROWSKI .....,... 2205 E. Sergeant Street St, Laurentius . . . . .2629 Manton Street St. Anthony ANNA K. QUINN ,.......,....... 200 E. Girard Avenue Immaculate Conception ELIZABETH M. QUINN ..,......... 2448 Kimball Street AGNES T. QUIGLEY ...., St. Anthony MARGARET T. QUINN ..,... 2025 S. Beechwood Street St. Edmond ROSEANN C. QUINN .,..... 555 N. Twenty-third Street St. Francis Xavier THERESE F. RAMBO ,.......,....... 482 Ripkct Street Holy Family, Manayunk lt HH? ESTELLE E. RIENDEAU. ..,... 1855 N. Leithgow Street St. Michael MADELINE C. RIGHTER ...,.. 1547 N. Hollywood Street St. Ludwig MARY T. RITTER. .,..,.. 1812 N. Twenty-eighth Street Most Precious Blood ANNA F. ROBINSON ,.... ..... 2 344 W. Oakdale Street CECELIA M. RODGERS. . . St. Columba .2901 W. Allegheny Avenue Catholic Home 'DIANA A. RONCONI ......,... 1225 S. Carlisle Street IEAN M. ROSE .......... CONCHETTA T. ROSSI .... St. Rita . . . . .2025 McClellan Street St. Edmond , . . .2012 Pierce Street St. Thomas Aquinas MARGARET M. RUDERICK ....,, 2441 W. Hilton Street Corpus Christi MARY L. RUFFIN ................. 705-C Sartain Place Our Lady oi the Blessed Sacrament MARY T. RUSSELL ......... 1302 N. Eighteenth Street Gesu CATHERINE E. RYAN ,.,.... 763 N. Twenty-fifth Street ELIZABETH M. RYAN ,,... St. Francis Xavier . . . . . . .2647 Oaldord Street St. Anthony MARIE C. SABATINI .......... 3009 N. Croskey Street VICTORIA M. SALIBA. St. Mary of the' Eternal .1221 N. Nineteenth Street Gesu w'9 H-at e-VVV I L REGINA D. SANKEY ....... 848 N. Twenty-third Street St. Francis Xavier TERESA R. SANTARELLI ........., 1534 Manton Street St. Rita TERESA M. SCANLAN ..... .,... 2 632 Reed Street St. Gabriel BETTY L. SCHAEFER .....,,..... 1940 N. Fourth Street St, Boniface ELEANORE R. SCHICKLING ....., 1722 N. Blair Street St. Michael IOAN T. SCHMID ................... 8016 Bridle Road St. Cecilia, Fox Chase suit WRHHH Upper Panel, Top Row ELIZABETH M. SCHROTZ. 2517 N. Twenty-seventh Street Most Precious Blood DOLORES M. SCHUMACHER. .2814 N. Ringgold Street St. Columba GENEVIEVE M. SCHWAB .......... 2026 E. Dreer Street St. Boniface IANE M. SCHWARTZ ...........,. 316 Scrlaignuc Street 5 Lower Panel, Top Row HELEN D. SHARKEY. ,.... 2748 N. Twenty-third Street DOROTHY L. SHEEHAN ...... MARY R. SHEEHAN ..... MARIE L. SHERMAN .... St. Columba . .505 Homewood Avenue St. Margaret, Narberth . . . . . . .703 Walnut Street St. Mary 2139 W. Somerset Street St. Columbo MARGARET M. SHIELDS ........ 2730 N. Bonsall Street St. Iohn the Baptist, Manayunk Upper Panel, Bottom Row THERESE I. SCIARRONE .... MARCELLA M. SCRIBONI .... MARION G. SENEK ,.... RITA T. SHARBLE .... . . .. .1114 Mercy Street Epiphany . .2011 S. Bonsall Street St. Edmond ...,...616 N. Seventh Street Immaculate Conception . . . . .825 Ellsworth Street St. Paul St. Columba ISABELLE A. SIMON ..... .... 2 133 N. Second Street St. Boniface Lower Panel, Bottom Row MARGARET M. SMALL ........... 5824 N. Philip Street St. Helena DOLORES M. SMITH ...... 1833 S. Twenty-third Street St. Edmond EDNA A. SMITH ..... ..... 3 017 N. Twenty-sixth Street Corpus Christi HELEN G. SMITH ................ 1115 E. Stafford Street Immaculate Conception, Germantown MARY R. SMITH ...,............ 817 N. Iudson Street St. Francis Xavier ELEANOR G. SNOWDEN .... 3427 W. Clearfield Street St. Bridget l mist?-g-1 1. Upper Panel, Top Row MARY R. SOMERS .................. 2720 Cabot Street St. Francis Xavier ELEANOR G. SPERANDIO .... 1512 S. Fifteenth Street St. Thomas Aquinas REGINA T. SPLANE .......... 2550 N. Chadwick Street Our Lady of Mercy ALENE E. SPOHRER .... ........,. 1 033 Flanders Road St. Callistus PHILOMENA A. SQUITIERE ........ 2027 Morris Street St. Thomas Aquinas CLAIRE C. STALEY ,........ ..... 2 648 Tulip Street St. Anne Upper Panel, Bottom Row GENEVIEVE C. STANKOWITZ. 811 N. Twenty-filth Street St. Francis Xavier CATHARINE H. STANTON ............ 407 Titan Street Sacred Heart FRANCES E. STARET ..... ....... 1 313 N. Fifth -Street St. Peter . . . . .2820 S. Twelfth Street Epiphany IOAN T. STEPHENS ..... ..,,.., 6 314 Lawnton Street Holy Family, Manayunk FLORENCE I. STONE ,... .... 2 927 S. Cleveland Street St. Richard MARY K. STEELE ..... Lower Panel, Top Row MARY T. STRIGARI ...... ROSE M. STRITTMATTER. DOROTHY G. SUCHOCK1 CATHERINE R. SULLIVAN ....... Lower Panel, Bottom Row MARY C. SULLIVAN .... . . . . . . . MARIE A. SWEENEY ...., ESTHER P. 'rsonom .... EDITH I. TESTA ...... .. r r'e' 5, ,vw g v 1- QV, ....2519 W. Sergeant Street St. Columba .... . . . . .1221 N. Sixth Street St. Peter ......1l0 Rector Street St. losaphat .2605 E. Norris Street Holy Name .2508 E. Norris Street Holy Name H6304 Allman Street Good Shepherd .735 Montrose Street ry Magdalen de Pazzi 824 Greenwich Street Annunciation 4 nxxwll Stttl Upper Panel, Top Row ISABEL T. THOMPSON.. KATHRYN C. TIERNEY .... IEANETTE C. TIERNEY .... CATHERINE R. TONER.. MARGARET M. TOWEY GIOVINA R. TROILO .... Upper Panel, Bottom Row ANNA C. TROST ......., GLORIA L. TRULLI .... ANNA M. TUNNEY ...... LUCY E. VALERIANO. .. ..l849 N. Second Street St. Michael . . . .2218 Brown Street St. Francis Xavier . . . . .2214 Ogden Street St. Francis Xavier .. ...... 903 Iackson Street Epiphany ...301l N. Bailey Street Corpus Christi . . . . .2022 Mercy Street St. Edmond .. ..... 448 Memphis Street Holy Name .. .1339 S. Taylor Street King of Peace 1651 S. Ringgold Street St. Edmond .2019 S. Croskey Street St. Edmond IOSEPHINE P. VALLOREO .......... 2249 Earp Street King of Peace MARGARET T. VELTEN .... 3002 N. Twenty-filth Street wllllllll Corpus Christi Lower Panel, Top Row PRUDENCE M. VERGARA.. . . . .2250 N. Park Avenue Our Lady ot Mercy ANTONIA L. VERNACCHIO ..,..... 710 Clymer Street S ROSEMARY M. VOLPE .... VERLA A. VOLPE ...... Lower Panel, Bottom Row DOROTHY T. WACK ...... DOROTHY M. WALDRON. . . CATHERINE I. WALKER .... ELIZABETH V. WALSH .... t. Mary Magdalen de Pazzi . . . . . .2137 Mifflin Street St. Edmond ..293B W. Oxford Street Most Precious Blood . . . .1828 N. Front Street St. Boniface . . . . . . .2207 Cedar Street Holy Name 2530 W. Dauphin Street Most Precious Blood . . . .2701 Ietferson Street Most Precious Blood S 47 'xll Upper Panel, Top Row FRANCES M. WALSH ..... ..... 2 518 Swain Street St, Francis Xavier RITA T. WALSH ........... ..,.. 2 312 Watkins Street St. Edmond CATHERINE P. WALTON ..,....... 3320 Tilden Street St. Bridget CATHERINE B. WARD ....,... 3427 Sunnyside Avenue St. Bridget Upper Panel, Bottom Row ROSEMARY I. WASHLICK .,.... 2417 S. Lambert Street St. Monica DOLORES A. WASSERBACK .... 2437 E. Norris Street Holy Name GENEVIEVE M. WASZKIEWICZ. , .4316 Fleming Street St. Iosaphat MARY C. WATERS ...... 2708 W. Allegheny' Avenue Corpus Christi Lower Panel, Top Row CLAIRE A. WEBSTER... ALBERTA M. WHITE .... ANN DeC. WHITE .....,.. MARIE M. WIDENBAUER. HELEN B. WILKINSON.. ANNA M. WILLIAMS ..,. Lower Panel, Bottom Row IOANNA C. WILLIAMS.. llllll . . . . . . .3003 W. Oxford Street Most Precious Blood .........,662 N. Alder Street Assumption 1302 N. Twenty-ninth Street Most Precious Blood 1319 N. Twenty-seventh Street St. Ludwig . , . . .3448 Sunnyside Avenue St. Bridget . ..... 2170 E. Boston Street St. Anne . . , . . . . .914 S. Twelfth Street St. Teresa MARILYN T. VVINNAY ...., .... 1 902 W. Parrish Street MARGUERITE R. WINTZ. Gesu . . . . .437 Leverington Avenue St. Mary of the Assumption ELIZABETH R. WISNIEWSKA ...... 840 S. Front Street St. Philip Neri CLARE H. WOELFEL ......,.., 2706 Cambridge Street St. Francis Xavier IESSIE C. WOICIECHOWSKI .... 2401 E. Letterly Street St. Laurentius - pw- - - ,,,,,, QF 'F f , ,A--e.,.... I .1, Q I fy rw, X ff' ANN M. WOLPERT, ....... 2233 W. Huntingdon Street St. Columbo WANDA H. WROBLE .......,...... 938 N. Fifth Street St, Peter if NANCY T. YOUNG .,.., .... 2 827 S. Twelfth Street Epiphany A DOROTHY F. ZALEWSKA ..,....... 4540 Ritchie Street MARGARET M. ZAMBO ...... 2528 LEONA M. ZIELINSKI. ., . . , , . St, Iosophot N. Nineteenth Street St. Columbo . .141 Fitzwuter Street St. Stanislaus: CATHERINE M. ZIMMER ..,.,....... 2610 Cedar Street St. Anne MARGARET T. SWEENEY ..... 2021 N. Marston Street STAR SPANGLED CONTRIBUTORS CSee Page 1065 Most Precious Blood 'X W ea 953 ww? ' I L' .g. ST f 4 . 1552 'W df A. 'M ef Q. F 1 T l ,li. , wi ' gi' Huw N-iw 'S N X X 1 , X -,- :'1s' ' t J - In X ' .: P H: gi A tk! my y ,Q rf ,.f, gt Su :gi 431 . ,D i - 5 i gg gy J . x , . y D P 4 W jkaf ag Ln une A , 5 ln former years the five Diocesan Catholic Girls' QHQE I in - 4 A if High Schools, Hallahan, West Catholic, Notre Dame in H J Q- 't 6 Q N of Rose Valley, Little Flower, and St. Hubert's held S , K x 1 B their own separate commencement exercises. 1943, 1 i however, brought a change in this schedule. For , L ' Q ,A 5 mg the first time the five schools combined for joint 1 E . 0 Q graduation exercises. This plan was so enthusias- 5, it Q w t x tically received that l944 will bring the second anni- ..gVV-1 Q E it versary of such a procedure. The camera has :: li' ':t I X X captured a breath-taking moment, when almost A S A ' 5,000 girls stand at attention. Although, they are all '..': : L A clad in white gowns they are distinguished by the , H g ' color of their respective schools found on the collars ' W and tassels of the caps, The honor students and ' N ki list , it S R f , gi? . - Q R . aes S 3 sta I - I glee club are seated upon the platform, behind the principal speaker of the day. Other members of the student body are seated on the main floor of Con- vention Hall. Graduation brings with it both tears and smiles. Tears for the school days of one's life are passed. lt brings smiles for it shows the suc- cessful completion of l2 years of work. Below many relatives and friends of the girls congratulate them, I Q i qnuq nqug g N ii 1 .E5, .... is VW In Q H 3 P ,X it 5 ., I. in QQ M' 5 i N N gs sg V . .i.... H Y Q , Wg is X S ' Q5 if Qi ,A A .., . ' Em ax .QQ -I W msgs gf -W W bl -M , 9 f 'F L S wwf fl i ..:. ' is as L S Q . 5 X' ' L , ifiv mi 1 - J 3' , k ' A ' Nm i . Wy, ' 4+ 1' ' V ' 21 1-ae... , 3' -ff is A R. Q gk K L 4 fl ' is X 3 L i R X Hg up 5 vi ,T vw, m is 'Rm sf. if :is 6- 1 ff , A Y g ix K - five fsmgg :S www ig FM. Svaiggg- fx xx, .x .W57 .35i,x,igg5?qSTr8gXE?A A ---: 253 .2 1-' xg? I jf Q ff W N was .axwsr ' www, ws Q L S , X Q Q N, XX w mwwsmxffiixm, x K Sw - S ww--x 45 X Mwww V wsk-Q5 x, N i 1 1 v 1 4 I l E fig I W, ' , ww, - 1 M 4 me I 4 1 f ? 4 31 fi 'v i fl - ?sg1ff2fisiiZii.i if 2-smgffzg, +, STUDENT COUNCILORS: Top row: 'Bernice Appel, Marie As- sante, Doris Byers. Second row: Laura Byers, Veronica Cardwell, Teresa Caroselli, Mary Ellen Cermack. Bottom row: Marie Clark. Bernice Delaney, Margaret Green, Regina Hampson. Xlaerience or ,Mcforg ln these hectic days when the armies of every nation are pitted against each other for super- iority in the post-War World, the Student Gov-- ernment Association has the gigantic task of molding in its students a 'respect for authority and a sense of responsibility necessary to future citizens of democracy. Student partici- pation in school government was introduced into Hallahan in 1926. Ever since, it has been an inseparable part of the l-lallahan students' traditions. Through participation in school gov- ernment, students learn to recognize and dis- tinguish necessary qualifications for leadership and reliability through election of their officers. Student government also aids greatly the student officer because it gives her a very deep understanding of the problems of her fellow students. Student government is only a beginning, but if it is carried to its logical end, Catholic education may add more glory to its lustrous name. .sxgA1cjiTA'?m Mia! as if 54 I i 1 w Q A 'EN we Q 51 ' 4 X ' X xx Y v .1 F-:A ff It K Six I K, 5 1 3- 39 A? X 4-is WL' :fn W 5 2 L uf - 'flu I QQ ' L ,if t ri, N 5' f J . iw 1 'A giiffi AY Q xg 5 X 'snxgf I J Sf wig .fi Q j 'L . A 'Q . 45,3 I K. A ' ' A , W Kg.-W 'yy . ' '-M - 'I ' , , 5 , x , gl.: f Q Q 5 F--, N.. M L 4 Q , t ' -, X .I X A Q . I D '- N. IA'-lb-. Y f V fr'-fn'1 A f'Af '1l J lm'4 u6itA i . Af -'f4 'l 1-U-Fw-'w4.vn?FX 5 xl-,xg Qui' my L he en ior elareden fa filled Wee! a fuel? fkirfeen +55 First Row: Eleanor Biehl, Regina Conway. Second row: Theresa Dever, Dor- othy Erthal, Marylou Foth- ergill. Third Row: Mary Keough. Bernadine Lihota, Madelyn McCole. Mary McLaughlin. Fourth Row: Margaret O'Hara. Theresa Rambo, Frances Staret, Marguerite Wintz. A. PRESIDENT: CLARE MCCROSSON: VICE-PRESIDENT: TERESA LOGAN: PUBLICITY MANAGER: LOUISE HODSON. 0 ts Egg. , V lk 1- 'W ' ' - 3 6 5 f Q ' ' . , . 'W , . Q li m xx Q ? ,Q 1. ,Af 'S 1 S ' .6 ' fag l 4 ww 53 gxq. Q PE, Q, 2? m in N , nf 7 1? 3 'fb A. A 5-,M . L 4 '. X, QQ' av so 4 1 I 1 Ama? 4 iv ix I, L. ,E ,Y M ii a.:. h ax ' Q s V, 5 gmt? x..W..,x f 1 ? 1 .P f' V1 .lllbf 4 ' K ,Int , S x ' I My ..,'A mf , V, . 4 V if g k 'KAI A A? MPL fy ,ff Q o 1 .... , N 4 f ,, 1 ,Sf K -g ' u . L5 .. ff, , 4 . QS w x 'U ig fffisf P HOME ECONOMICS Shown here are pictures of some students who are taking the Home Economics Class which is presented at Hallahan. These girls are wearing the clothes which they themselves created. The students, who can model their own designs. feel more encouraged to put forth their best efforts for the perfection of the dress, hat, coat. apron, or whatever it may be. Ellen Mele, shown standing in the group picture, is wearing the ensemble which she made. Ellen is sur- rounded by Grace DiPietro, Catherine McGarrigle, Margaret Griffin, Mary Strigari, Anne Burke, and Iosephine Valloreo. The girls in the other pictures include: Teresa McCleary, Edna Smith, and Alberta Littel, who represent the seniors. ? FASHIII The Home Economics course includes such domestic arts as laundering, sewing, cleaning, and, of course, the way to a man's heart, cooking. In Hallahan, the students are given the opportunity and the actual experience of taking care of a model home. There are a living room where guests sometimes go, a dining room, a sewing room, kitchen, and laundry. All are fully furnished with modern luxuries and in the most convenient and comfortable way. Here, each girl taking the course is given full directions in the use of sewing machine, washing machine, ironing board, soap and water, broom and mop, pots, pans, and cook books. Every day each room is cleaned and put in perfect order by the students, The girls who are interested in sewing make many of their own clothes, such as their school blouses, dresses and gowns for different occasions, aprons and pinafores, and coats. Egycufwl .ghrilaf M orffi cz eca e Ever since l933, 'Sand Script has been the official record ot l-lallahan activities. Sand Script is issued monthly and since its appear- ance has achieved the All-Catholic and All- American honors. ln this picture, two senior journalists discuss the layout of the coming issue ot the paper, They are comparing the present layout with that of the last issue. Other journalists are preparing the manuscripts, drawings, and pictures for the paper. Mary Sheehan is seated at the typewriter, looking at copies with Margaret Auble and Margaret McCatferty. SENIOR IOURNALISTS: Bernice Appel, Margaret Auble, Teresa Caroselli, Helen Cunnion, Michaelina Donato, Margaret Donlon. Gladys Estabrook, Elizabeth Grady, Catherine Hanlon, Anne Heron, Louise Hodson, Marcella Hunsberger, Marie Lavalla, Margaret McCafferty, Marie A. Murphy, Mary Sheehan, Mary Strittmatter, Giovina Troilo, Rita Walsh. IUNIOR IOURNALISTS: Anna Becker. Iulia Carey, Adele Carr, Elizabeth Danz. Dorothy Deluk, Geraldine Greener, Therese Haines. Alice Lyman, Rosalie Manning, Regina Marsico, Helen Marzin, Margaret McCrossin, Agnes McGuinn, Cathe- rine and Helen Munn, Stella Murphy, Elizabeth Norkis, Iean O'Hara, Marie O'Hara, Gloria Ramp, lone Stone, Eva St. Pierre, Anna Tomeo, Ioan Wade, Frances Walker, Marie Ziccardi. Busily pasting the dummy to- gether are Bernice Appel, Mar- garet Donlon, and Anne Heron. This is the outlined plan oi the paper before it is UK retumed to the printer. All work on the dummy is quickly completed. think! Another group of senior journalists compare written texts with Sand Script. Seated at the table are Marie Murphy, Anne Tunney, Marcella Hunsberger, Michael- ina Donato. Standing are Elizabeth Grady and Rita Walsh. Every article for Sand Script is checked. Four industrious iunior newswriters. Elizabeth Norkis, Regina Marsico, Anna Becker, and Marie O'Hara, are counting and folding newspapers to be sent all over America. Sand Script finds a welcome in many army camps as well as in many schools near and far. N ere .96 fAe KOOL llfijlzerein Silver Sands is the official literary publication of 1-lallahan. lt first made its appearance in 1917 under the name of Annual, ln 1927, this was changed to Silver Sands and in 1931, it becomes a bi- annual publication, The literary edition is published in February, and it is open to students of all four years who wish to contribute. The book provides a medium through which the student can express her original ideas in features, short stories, poems or essays. A special feature of the book for the past two years has bee,n the use of photog- raphy to illustrate poems. This year, a photograph will also be used to illustrate a short story. The guest editorial of 1944, contributed by a former graduate, and the streamlining of the mid-year edition are likewise distinguishing marks of Silver Sands. The record book, in spite of difficulties imposed upon printing as a result of the war, has been able to maintain its high standards of telling life at Hallahan largely through pictures. ' ,QQ sa 35' - y -cg' ' rg A ' W bmi.. 4' 4 a.. 4. -1.4 4,4QlK:4:4 154' 1 4. AJAQAA K. JA, My 4'-1 . 4-04 'GHSUQQ gi' , g V 4,4 . 441.5446 'Lb A Q N JAN Q44 N Ali' who -. ,yd A 54,9 A., 444 . b' 'waive '-645, I QQ ft Q? :Q kg LL LX Rl gf?- km STAR SPANGLED CONTRIBUTORS Margaret Zarnko Catherine Hanlon Regina Mae Koob Mary Strittmatter Clare McCrosson Teresa Caroselli Marie McGrath Marie Lavalla Rita O'Brien Catherine McCarrick Veronica Cardwell Antoinette Maselli Ann White loan Stephens Margaret McCafferty Margaret McKee Mary Lou Fothergill Helen Masapollo 77 Zag mofe jlzeir ecuff Nafhalia Crane ls' jfs? .gl ' ' The record book is entirely the work ot the senior class. In the picture below, industrious seniors are working on the yearbook. To the left. Veronica Cardwell trims a photograph while Marie Lavalla sharpens her pencil Talented senior artists Irene Nagurny, Marguerite Wintz. Eileen McKenna, and Alberta White are pictured discuss- ing sketches for the literary publication oi Silver Sands. ii '-ng t for action. Margaret McCatierty discusses copy with juniors Marie T. Mullen and Elizabeth Norkis. Ioan Stephens neatly measures a photograph for future refer- ence. In another part of the room, Margaret Zamko checks the count on lines for the yearbook with Catherine Hanlon. Aurora Malfitano keeps her own counsel as she smilingly observes the paper. r ' ' ' I ' 1 'N m. ., KN l', gf M-2 f! rf rs ff: I :sr '41 444 ,K x ,. riyi. fm if-S Mi?-V1 L- mc 2,253 - .,W2'f.Z fyfyg , ' 1 ,.m.f,. --fam , K W f A gy 1 :max iz,-ff 7 ig ,Qi .,-., f L - ff, fqymq ,:,rww1f53 .1..l-kywrg gwgjvg fsf'v1of',ff 'gzj,aQW-3-Wgf G A X- i -4 K N - -I k x . va K. 1 , A..J,5,,- A gl , r Dr. Ieno Donath, new director oi the orchestra, has also won icxme in America as violin soloist. Under the direction ot Mr. Iohn Thoms the Hallahan band won irecfom ,xg acclaim at the school concert. Reverend Iohn A. Murray the guest conductor of the glee club, won distinction at all periormances. A pioneer in verse choir is Miss Margaret M. Kearney. WM, R 0 5 izf., X g 4 .5 Ex' gnc Q r ,f? . In V5 I' I'-' is nf'Q:?. gt r ' 2 f '- m f -4' -:Aa ' , . ' U' fi 'W vs! l-.lf Q. 'li qo'4lxx qt xx Wf' 0, . c -ws . f 2 wr ' iff' X five' Q3 . 'vk '4'-QQ 4. -v 'J f 4' 4 v ' 1 ' tvtff ' 3-is 4' H10 'nf' 455 Q X ' V41 ' J .R SZ,..N gf,-,Q S f ' ' gc. K, .14 1 XI? x ar' t-V51 fs . -f ' 15 , . . E. ,X UV, 4 1 O54 o 1 S 1 l gi FLC 0148. From the opening ot the school a small string ensemble practiced under the direction ot Miss Nora Burke. ln the tall of 1928 the acquiring ot brass and woodwind instruments personnel completed the l-lallahan Symphonic Orchestra, instructed by Philadelphia's best musicians. Mr. Benjamin A. d'Amelia, concert violinist, was the first conductor. Under his supervision ot thirteen seasons We have seen our girls rise and bow to large audiences at the Academy of Music, the Robin Hood Dell, Town Hall, and Ocean City. ln 1942 and l943 with Mr. Felix Meyer as conductor the orchestra thrilled the audience in the First and Second All l-lallahan Concerts. ln 1944 it again attained its laurels under the baton ot Dr. Ieno Donath. For its War time program the orchestra has made trequent appearances at army and naval hospitals. ORCHESTRA SENIOR PERSONNEL First Violin Mildred Menna Nancy O. Cirotti Gloria E, Sperandio Marie T. McGettigan Second Violin Rita M. Gale Genevieve M. Waszkiewicz Dolores M, Oristaglio Marie A. Macaro Viola Florence F. Petry Prudence M. Vergara Marylou I. Fothergill Berenice C. Ward Bass Archangela R. lannettoni Teresa R. Rassman Flute Helen M. Lynch A xg.: W' ww qff x+ 1 'gm zgfw- N w Q . f..W,,M V , 351' A 6 Q W 4 E U 5 4 W , 34951 WA 'gs W 'QW L QM. 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Q 2 x , Aw - W fy - 5 Q Q Exim A N Q Q' K i ? ik may Mail 5? vi S , Q H kc, 'fs W If Ke W x..... ...,, 1 'Xie YQJM Il Our I-lallahan Glee Club is one that furnishes great delight to all who appreciate good music. lt consists of a group of enthusiastic students who have Won fame by their harmony. Outstanding among their performances this year were the I-lallahan and Combined Musi- cales. The Glee Club owes its musical success to its capable directress, Sr. Agnes Anita, SSI. SENIOR GLEE CLUB PERSONNEL First Soprano Lucille l. Amoroso Vivian M. Capp Theresa L. Chmielewski Irene A. Cromwell Teresa F. Heisse Anna E. Kivit Catherine I-I. Lieber Rita A. Martina lulia A. Mignone Ruth I. Moore Helene T. Mulchrone Margaret R. Perri Rita T. Santarelli Elizabeth I... Schaefer Therese I, Sciarrone Marcella M. Scriboni Rosemary V. Strittmatter Lucy E. Valeriano Second Soprano Marie A. Aglira Theresa C. Cronin Frances D. Dumas Gladys I. Estabrool: Eleanor R. Kopaczewska Dorothy L, Lamb Frances M. Marx Madeline C. Righter Alto Elizabeth I. McCusker Patricia I. Mulcrone VERSE CHOIR SENIOR PERSONNEL losephine E Abramo Helena M. Desmond Mary M. Kelly Martha L. Krause Edna McCabe Louisa D. Musetti Anne K. Quinn Marie C. Sabatini The Verse Speaking Choir is one ot the many activities begun and furthered at I-lallahan. Members ot all four classes ot the school are represented in the group. Under the direction ot Miss Margaret Mary Kearney, the choir strives to attain perfection in speech through rhythm, and harmony in the interpretation ol poetry. loan T. Leibert Irene T. Marcelis Elizabeth M. Walsh Ann deChantel White N,xJ,n if 'F 1.-., x lx . 3. K L ii I A 1 we W f f a .L-.....-Q? - Exit fl 'X S35 9 : 1 x 'M-5 .foal .- X1 5 g . X A 8 5. jx 1 x gs, A1 N5 4 -i. 'N ,. i,, v X s A. l . gf 'Zh x ' 'fl ag' if - . W Q1 :Xu sf, X B AL. if 9 w. ' 1 . U glv A , X M, ,Co 'S- J .144 fi A , wx ! 9 fo, ?'1A'1v , . I-1' cwvi. I v if Q: V414 Yr' l . 2 ix., If 4 al WN 11,3 ' t , H v 'I-tr iwzg N I 3 x, Agkxw .f . .953 ' , , sf ay , -' I.: ,, ' Q 4' ' J ,.r a A55 4 if ' . ' g'4.,.5 , 'msd if ,U 'I V SQ, '-El? ' gf ' 4 N L V -. f 'S' ' Nl 'Ti 'p A 'X F??fY1?'-sw fv F4 L X .W ,X 'S ggi., tp :es k L, Oxy, X Qs F Q 'liftmly 15 , X . ,vm Q , ,ya X Q' nee ore flze Bfue anal Wife All Hallahan knows that when they come to a game, the varsity is ready to show them a hard tight. Color, pep and the old Hallahan spirit live in the lively cheers and songs led by our snappy cheerleaders. As always, the Hallahan band adds its music and drills to these games. The support given by the mem- bers ot the faculty and the strong backing of the student body make the varsity feel that there is something to tight forftheir loyal rooters-Whom they cannot and will not let down. The fine basketball tradition started by Miss Catherine McPeak is now being carried on by Mrs. Margaret Daley Papieves, a former Hallahanite and once a brilliant player on the Hallahan varsity. Here's to still greater success! Coach Margaret Daley Papieves is caught giving last minute instructions before the start ot the game. Alma Heslin, Elaine Aubrey. and Mildred McNiit are all ears, listening attentively to what the coach is saying. Starting from left to right the varsity includes: Alma Heslin, lean Pettit, Clare McCrosson Dorothy Sheehan. Edna Carney. Eleanor Phelan Rose D'Adamo, Kathryn Tierney, Carmela Pan- achelli, Teresa McDonald. Rita McNichol. Eliza- beth Parkhill, Alice Capozzi. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE H. lan. 15 Bethlehem 23 33 Ian. 28 Merchantville 28 24 Feb. 4 Trenton 51 18 CLUQJ 0l'l Margaret Ormsby. Mildred McNiff, Ioan Pickett, Elaine Aubrey, Claire Mulholland. Frances Dobrowolska, Anne Becker, Dolores Pulizzi. lose- phine Povilonis, Grace Higgins. Teresa Snauksta. Iustine Saltanuk. Louise Hodson fSports Man- agerl. H Feb. l8 Mercy 46 22 Feb. 25 Audubon 21 l3 Mar. 3 Little Flower l4 22 Mar. lU Notre Dame 33 30 Mar. 17 West Catholic 24 30 Hallahan opened the basketball season by bowing to Bethlehem. This defeat served only to spur the team on to victory, for the next four games were victories for the Hallahan varsity, including a first defeat for Mercy Academy. The next game,' however, was an unforeseen set- back for I-lallahan by Little Flower. The Halla- hanites came back strong in the following game by triumphing over Notre Dame. This hard-playing school had previously defeated West Catholicg Hallahan handed her her first defeat after six former victories. On March 17, Hallahan met West Catholic on the neutral Little Flower court, marking the first victory by West Catholic over I-lallahan in nine years. So ended the exciting basketball season of 1944. The spirited Hallahan cheerleaders. famous for their sparkling pep. are, left to right: Marion McDevitt, Helen Flynn. Marie Di Lemmo, Margaret McCrosson, Marcella D'Adamo. Mickey Mouse fMargaret Smithl. l .- by Q il Q 3 w ,, E ka f , . n r ms- 1 N.-.NN E wif ww Qbssg. 1 .. 11- ,S K 1 if A H .. ,A . .V ,vu .. - fmwszf- f ' X ,gg-1-.. gk ,Oi Ti . Q 5 vw 'Y , 'Zz BW ' . v K, Q, 5 K Us Sl , m L f' Q i-Ein. A- we QF me m5,4k,.,. ,W ! 1 F -WM--,-. . 1 5 qw , My.. 2 S i 1 bg, . ff X 'F f if 4 :QM I X1 'EQ .1 :nys 329 41 K 4 Q2 503, M M K 1 'S v x X 3 'P' N w M ss xr x J Wx-X A . ,ig 5,9 f v .1 .. .. . ,- .4:,. ' Iqsiwff - my y ' S. - .:,,-: K. , N :if A A 5 1 C X .av X If . 4 Q ,, K . 3539 Qi, ' 3 - sm. W K 5 K ,. . ., L .v .,1 N, .J -, , - .5 sv-iw ' . , fd A ,.. -uf v N I ' ... . :. ,Q Y ...lpn V 7 . 3 T. b -1. - 0 .. f. Q E .-if E , - -. ,W . f -.35-y .- 5, Eiga: f. 1 pf' E , -1. ZI- ilk - ,. Q . fiif3if.igjgg. 27' Qu ,. - .'. m ' f Adi LV Q - 3? K wifes... 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W' - WS ls ' W , . A ,,., W'- , - ' ZQQ., '. ' hw Nl. -' .1 xx. ' ll ...,,sxMQs:,- v , f g in ,,.,,,,.. ,aw - -nw tx.. I Y 1x.q.QvQ,.v9xw.w:vf'h'i-1: , 'I wwgw' --... N. .3 HAllAHA ... O11 fAe .X4l To the lett we see the Rev. Iohn Lynch, the new voice ot Friday morning, giving one ol his broad- casts to the student bodies ot the Hallahan, West Catholic and Little Flower High Schools. Father Lynch, iormerly of the University of Notre Dame, came to our schools this year in the absence ot Father Flynn, who is now giving his time to a second religion book. Above we see the Iunior Town Meeting of the Air Program being broadcast from Halla- han High School Auditorium. Adele Pudrow- ski from Hallahan, Paul Katsii from Girard College High School, and Lenore Lester from the South Philadelphia High discussed phases of voting. To the left we see a picture of the stage during the broadcast with the question- ing panel. speakers and announcers from KYW. ln the school year ot l943-1944, Hallahan was, for the tirst time, the guest of station KYW which presents the Iunior Town Meeting ot the Air. l-lallahan students participated in the Catholic High School l-low, a radio program which was organized during the past school year. Reverend Ioseph S. Hogan, Sl., presided at the 'Church ot the Air broadcast where 'the Senior Glee Club provided the musical enter- tainment. Above we see Marie Cadori, Eileen Coursault. Dorothy Preat, Louise Musetti, and Margaret Petter on the Catholic High School Hour. under the direction ot Miss Margaret Mary Kearney. To the left. 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