Divine Providence Academy - Memoirs Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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' ' ,': wfQl4si1?HW ' .2 ,,i 1 ' Qfgfiifewsrrxw,,s9kggV,gg 1 M., , mg, A , ,, yawn' 'X Q .. ,wr m ,J -...K Q E H21 am 'ZFFf57 .if'??ff?'3YW'1?. iii rf 5-:qs-yrs-:rss .1 'Q Foreword To crystallize the spirit of our academy and to change it into a mem- ory to treasure forever by portraying it in the setting of our senior year, is the purpose and aim of Memoirs The pages of Memoirs contain names, ideals, and dreams that have seen reality. It is the story of the faculty and students whose efforts have gone into the life that is D.P.A. in 1959. As the years go on and we take time to look back, a glance will reveal precious memories enshrined in our yearbook depicting the supreme moments in the grand pageant of our senior year and illuminating the pattern, time-faded on the wall of memory. The members of the senior class of 1959 look back with fond recol- lections of their last year of high school and clearly see their life as a senior, progress on its Way to graduation through the magic of the fol- lowing years. Years from now, our own poor memories will grow dull and uncer- tain, and happenings which meant everything to us may become vague and misty. Even the memory we treasure most, the winning of the cherished Miss D.P.A. crown will fade away and almost die. Then, we shall come across our written MEMOIRS tucked lovingly away in some special corner with all the souvenirs of high school, and we shall re-live all the richness of those happy years. We wish to express the appreciation which we owe D.P.A. for the inspiration of the finer life and can think of no better tribute to our school than this book, MEMOIRS. Ti rl 3 3 . 5 s e i f A 4 .EZ . ff Q Q ' 13 Eg fs A is if 5 w . 2 . M Q if eg- if ,, . 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THE MOTHERS' CLUB PLANS its activities for the year under the careful guid- ance of the officers of the club: Mrs. Meenan, Mrs. Rotunda, Mrs. Vollero, and Mrs. Pizutto. SISTER AGNETA organizes her schedule to co-ordinate with Sister Mary Robert's. Sister Agneta is superior of the house and must plan a schedule for all the sisters. THIRD ORDER FATHER ANGELUS PRESIDES at the monthly Third Order meetings at D.P.A. Father is director of the Third Order of Saint Francis in the Pitts- burgh Fraternity. It seems that everyone enjoys his visits, for he is kept busy traveling from one school to another to be present at the meetings and to talk with the Sisters and students. Father invited Sister Marie Therese, who helps him in his Third Order work at D.P.A., to go to Saint Bonaventure's College, New York, for the August 1958 Convention of the Third Order. SISTER MARIE THERESE RECALLS the highlights of the convention as she shows Mary Ann Vincunas, Kathleen Smola, Marilyn Winklmann, Shirley Vento, and Adrian Lotz the remembrance Father Angelus gave to the school as a souvenir of the convention. The girls are Crusaders of the Poverello, which means they belong to a special group of the Third Order. Senior Wins Miss D.P.A. Title D.P.A.ites return to school in keen anticipation of what lies ahead - the Miss D.P.A. Contest! They take time to scrutinize each other care- fully, keeping an ideal model in mind. The virtues of a Queen for D. P.A. are not unattainable perfections but are the simple everyday actions of a good Catholic girl. The excitement of the nomination, the joyousness of the election, and the awesome secrecy of the period before the big rally, all add up to that happy occasion when a candidate is presented by her classmates to the student body in some hilarious student-edited skit. Each eager class takes many chance books to gain popularity votes for its nominee who is working of course, harder than all the rest. At long last Christmas arrives, and with the party, comes the announcement of a new Queen of D.P.A. Joy reigns supreme as the seniors discover they have won by a landslide. Victoriously they lead Carol away to plan the big celebration. And oh, what a gala occasion the crowning will be. Carol is not only the choice for Miss D.P.A., but is also the Valedictorian for 1959. if fy, f s M we 5 ' f my , ,.k V Ev GERMAN AND SPANISH LEADERS CONVERSE after a contest in which they came through with flying colors. Marcia Carini, Mary Ann Haber? stroh, Gerry Chessy, and Rose Blevedere equipped Santa Claus with chalk and eraser to help them celebrate their victory. Spanish BOOKS ARE PILED 'UP HIGH on all sides as Mary Ann Haberstroh, Geraldine Chessy, Margie McElroy, and Frances Vizzini realize their im- portance in obtaining material necessary for a book report. Sister Michele is showing the girls how to dig out the important facts. German English Students 1 Math SISTER JANICE DICUSSES the procedure she will use in the New Approach to Algebra. Cecelia Jen- ca, Mary Ann Haberstroh, and Mary Elaine Klein, hope to learn faster than by the old teaching methods. Science THE SCIENCE LAB OVERFLOWS with instru- ments, machinery, and equipment necessary for a course in senior science. Sister Mary Leonard is demonstrating to Frances Vizzini, Gerry Chessy, Carol Oblak, Judy Pison, and Margie McElroy the correct way to operate the bioscope. .A Q' Qt l r Q., ' L .':':' I , ,pkg , 5 1. K er ga 2 1? 1 'g17 a: M wen AMW . R E ffmfax 6' 5 4, -e, 1 x at I x in ,V A , Z' ping For Wards AWARDS WILL BE a great asset to the girls when they go out into the business world after graduation. Arlene Beilner, Pat Meenan, Marie Simkins, and Cecelia Jenca are finishing' a book- keeping test to achieve the cherished award. SISTER MARIE THERESE SETS the timer for a five-minute test. Anna Castelli, Judy Pison, Shirley Bolgert, and Carol Paganico prepare to take the test to gain a typewriting award. Carol made it. Better luck next time to the rest. MARY GRAZIANO LAUGHS as Arlene Beilner, Arvilla Hurl, and Gerry Insogna display their wares. Every Tuesday, the girls sell cookies and cakes to build up their mission fund. LETER E SISTER MARIE THERESE RE- ALIZES the importance of learn- ing' by visual aids as she shows Marcia Carini and Marie Simkins the new Gregg Charts on the two- page letter. 0 ,,.- wf 'gw'-.H SISTER MARIE TIIERESE PROVES to the girls that perseverance brings success. Arvilla receives her Gregg Award and pin for perfect shorthand, while on the same day Mary receives three Shorthand Awards for speed and theory. MARCIA CARINI PROUDLY DISPLAYS her bookkeeping certificate to Mary Gra- ziano. Marcia was the first one to re- ceive an award this year, and she is over- joyed with it. Mary wasn't far behind and now has Award Three. Q , as .uf iii? faiiif f , is ' 1725? 14fW-'ww ., ,, . WS Ciiifdfi '7 J, ROSEMARY CARDILLO PEEKS into the Window trying to decide what idea Pat Meenan and Julie Mooney are attempting to put across. It is a frigid day, but Rosie has to see the party poster to judge its effectiveness in the window. JULIE MOONEY SHOWS Marcia Carini, Carol Pag- anico, and Mary Ann Ha- berstroh some of her work in china painting. She not only takes china but water color and oil painting. MR. CARDELL LEAVES for D.P.A. to take pictures for the yearbook. He knows what a grueling day this will be and tries to be prepared for all sorts of problems such as climbing ladders, falling into coat racks, and standing on desks and chairs to obtain unique shots. SISTER JULITTA PAINTS Mr. Cardel1's portrait from a picture he gave her. He claims he never has time in his busy career to pose long enough for a portrait, but this doesn't faze Sister Julitta who can do just as well from a photograph. 1 1 SW' 1' 1 - 55223 251 -:WH ' 91 sw .. I N 8 , ,Q Y, J 'N ,r E . 1 1 ,gh , .. S! ,Ft L Q ' 11 ' il 5 H Q hh L sf sg- 2 ,, X K S . 3 at it si jim K ami , x A K fm MM C4 Q 'D 4 .fn Q Z-1 3 .L ' L ,. 3-,:. ,. - L, .Sz w, . ,, vff- 2' l ags Sa .: Wiigisiv gzip ,Nxgg w wg. 1145 -iflQ1?ai'35'k7-ifffigi 4-mf we wt, ,- Q 4' X le W x wr K K3 . Wm 4 1 9' 5i??5EZE'Liz ,Q A 725 M XH 3315: wa. '91 ff .Aa 4 Q E E s 5.2-,'..:f f'f'f154f,m. -ff fzgzi, l A fs My , ,-,- H, ng .j K R11 N Q 1' 1 Lx.g.,1,.. M1 1 Hf1twvz+f, Q - L,ffff51s2f?ffff?, ww A r E ,Q , 5? it r Iwi? ' 95411, fiE?s1' ' ' 422 2:5145 ,- wifi SISTER VINCENT GIVES helpful advice while Pat Meenan en- courages Mary Lou Scinto to keep on trying. Pat is proud of the china she has already painted for Christmas gifts, and Mary Lou hopes to be as suc- cessful. THE LADIES OF THE ART SCHOOL POSE for a picture just as they finish their work before Christmas vacation. I 4 i 3 5 .2 a I U I li 5 S gr ii- Es J mis? , X Nm ' ,si X X S D 4: Us! 'X ,'fQ:,-. 'E ' V , M - 7 ,mes ' ., ,i s l I ,I K ., A 'J' ,ga y f fs E my ' x 3 X X 5 ' Q u 4 F AQ 1, 4 -my I 35, 4 ,. in - 5 -,,,,,g,.,,.. ,. wwf-Jai yr A, Elf 'S : lj, 1 ,, I -Q 5 . EI. ,N 1 .U 'rw ' gf'i.'J-an ,- ,i:,.. . u 1 Q.. 93 Q ul ,, M. , , Ne: 9 41 1. -A - 7 5. . ' Q t xi sn ,On .fi . 1, -' 'Q-4. ' a ff!g.g-K , , -.'ln, . '-.'gy.:q- Q Q V 9 .9 K' A .W .15 Q 'u '..A' 'fun H f lv, 33 W E Ui M. A , V i ,, PMWYV' mx 5 4, . .: X. ish! X, .W , , W5 J V. + P lQf,q.ff ' 32' lf? 1 Q51 , Q ki L3w'52f?555 x ggi. :sig f S85 S 1. Q ..-W A5 AV f' e A . gig get ,g ,Li 31:2 1 ff, E xiii 511351 Exif S . Haifa :L Q -: L L ,,mWA : 2 fi. ' fix? ul. KATHLEEN WRITES, writes, and rewrites yearbook copies while the deadline for the completion of them draws closer. She finds that being editor of the yearbook is quite a job, but with her helpers en- joys seeing the book grow and grow. MEMBERS OF THE YEARBOOK STAFF HAVE decided where to have pictures taken, but get theirs taken unawares. They are: Arlene Beilner, Mary Elaine Klein, Cecelia Jenca, Kathleen Dixon, Pat Meenan, Carol Oblak, and Shirley Vento. FATHER URBAN ARRIVES to take the seniors for their annual day of retreat. He is the girls' retreat master at St. Francis Retreat House, but he also plays the part of their bus driver. When souls c-an't come to me, I go and get them in my bus, should be the motto of this zealous priest. FATHER URBAN CHECKS his passengers to see that all the senior are aboard Helping him count are Marie Simkins, Gerry Chessy Pat Meenan Anna Castelli and Carol Kersting. THE CAPUCHIN MONK AMUSES Frances VIZZIHI and Carol Kersting. The little keeper of the keys watches as Frances and Carol drop their questions into his huge question box THE LUNCH TABLES RESUME their proper appearance as Judy Pison, Gerry Chessy, and Pat Mee- nan reset them after lunch. The sisters at the retreat house really appreciate the girls' help. WFESSML ' s 45- .bf f wh' Jr ' 'lr 0 fl' Q , 0 X A S Q H 1 THE IRISH JIG ADDS a lively rhythm to the long-awaited Miss D.P.A. dance and coronation of our Queen, Carol. Our Winter wonderland turned the hall into a delightful winter spectacle. Marie Simkins, Gerry Insogna, Cecelia Jenca, and Carol Oblak are our Irish lassiesf' THE TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS REALLY GOES OVER big on the pro- gram. Cecelia Fantozzi and Marie Sim- kins as maids a milkingug Pat Meenan and Gerry Chessy, bakers bakingng Anna Castelli and Mary Graziano, drummers drummingng and Rosemary Cardillo and Marcia Carini, Hmammies frying provide the fun. ,tx Hifi? .h.,...... WE SHALL NEVER FORGET our Htattletale twins, Carmella DeRiggi and Judy Pison, who superbly cry and laugh their way through a hilarious little song 'fSimilar Twins in the Miss D.P.A. play. CAROL PAGANICO SINGS a sweet little song titled The Second Minuet which highlights the evening and puts everyone in a dancing mood. QUEEN CAROL REIGNS ecstatically over her queendom as her court, Mary Alice Young, Pat Fantaski, and Cathy Vincunas, surround her. According to tradition, Mary Alice has the privilege of crowning Carol, Pat Fantaski pre- sents her with the Miss D.P.A. Pendant, and Cathy Vincunas offers flowers. CAROL THEN POSES for the photographer AND CAROL FOLLOWS the tradition by dancing' with her escort Eddie. The dance is short-lived, however, as the Queen's dad always has the honor of cutting in for a whirl with his daughter. THE COURT AND THEIR ESCORTS ARE not slow to join in the enchanting music of Stan Wall, the disc jockey for the evening. LIVELY COUPLES DANCE the evening away. Pat, Michele, Mary Ann, Marian, and their escorts enjoy the music, decorations, and everything about the exciting Miss D.P.A. dance. KATHLEEN AND JOE admire the beautiful decorations. All too soon was the evening a Hmemoryn with only this yearbook as a souvenir. ur Ambitious uniors SISTER MARY LEONARD USHERS her group of Mission Club Members to zx Mission Rally. Chosen from the club to attend this rally are: Michele, Bonnie, Maureen, Rosemarie, and Marian. The cold weather doesn't seem to bother these ambitious juniors. SISTER MARY LEONARD USES a movie to get a point ac-ross in science. Helping: her set up the movie are: Pat, Jo Ann, Mary Ann, and Mary Margaret. THFIRESE DUMAN POINTS OUT a news article that would be useful in a coming panel discussion in American History. Judy, Carol, Vincie, and Jo Ann find out that studying what happens today along with what happened a hundred years ago makes history more interesting. 'rr W 2 Cox. mlm l 5 f em: W-, l i .N , ' --vm ,, ,wqg' 5X M LGYA.. Q, 1 .MR '42- SISTER MARY ALVIN DICTATES a budget problem to Mary Ellen, Rebecca, Kathy, Linda, and Marilyn who are studying general business. They search the book for helpful hints in solving the problem. THREE ANXIOUS .IUNIORS FIND that shorthand isn't so short. Carol, Judy, and Pat look at the progress chart to see where they stand in regard to shorthand speed. ww Mifffw SISTER MARY ROBERT PLAYS a record of Hamlet to help the girls in their study of Shake- speare. Learning that blank verse isn't as difficult as it looks, are: Marilyn, Dolores Rosso, Dolores Simkins, Gerry, and Rosemarie. SISTER MARY LEONARD DEMONSTRATES the use of a matraca for her Spanish class. Irene, Michele, Pat, Marie, Mildred, and Sue get into the mood by dressing up and playing some Spanish instruments. 5 1 W mzf, .FW 4 W L W M., GK. 5 me-Z, E 3 I ., an ., xi ,, QE , L 4i 'JEEEIEQS km , dm .ig we ,xi K my - K WW 4 4 K Us an Q 1 5 2 X V 2 51 fm n mfg ,KJ x 7! A as W ,ai vw l GL? lg ,-fff?EQi?' ,W,, 1 ,Lf iii, ' ,121 -sv Q ,J ' M 4,2,.,, ..,.,. .W ,,,,WL,,,: VVL: 0 M, ---V A F -f 2 C ::55'5f'VZ' 315925 :-':.f'?-:WE-'Q :ffl 2 1 Q f: Qgggsgzzi ',WJ5M:,., of Qiliifg W W VQmQgg A fgfsziww' W, , uw W :1mwgi 'W l 'SQ W QW? ,MV . M fr' 14 CLASS OFFICERS DISCUSS the Junior-Senior Tea and Prom. Lorraine, LaVerne, Jackie, and Katherme are planning and hoping this year will see the big gest and best prom and tea ever. After all, they are the largest class in the school RITA CHIARAMONTE POSES in her Halloween Squaw costume which won a prize. She would make a good Indian in her handmade costume, but she says she prefers something a little more modern. JACKIE HANDS up more flowers to decorate a pillar, and Pat, Maureen and Bonnie pin them on as decorations for the next dance. SISTER MARY ALVIN DEMON- STRATES the technique of playing' an organ to Maureen who admires the new organ and would like to learn to play it. SISTER MARY ALVIN HELPS the debaters prepare their speeches from material gathered from many magazines. Paula, Carole, Pat, Jackie, and Angie are work- ing and hoping to bring home many debate honors to D.P.A. urA ctivc So h P OIHOI'CS SISTER JANICE HELPS the girls study Russian. Taking the course are: Michel- ene, Maureen, Jackie, Jo Ann, Angie and Mary Lou. It is quite a hardsh' the course since it begins after school, but these amlwitiou to learn something new. lp to take s girls are always glad SHIRLEY AND MARILYN WATCH the dancers whirling before them at the Miss D.P.A. Dance. PAT FANTASKI LOOKS quite different from her fictional relatives, Judy Ramsey, Judy Burgun, and Pat Sulecky after Pat Warfield discovers her in tho mountains as the Sophomores presented their version of Li'l Abner to introduce their candidate at the Rally, We liked it so well we asked for a repeat performance on the evening of the Miss D.P.A. Dance. Af A ,N gf if sg an W Q,-yligy vxgnfa , 3 'V :,, W, if eww c Q Q 5 f 'Q 3 2 rf y A 'Xu W IL 91 vs , ..,, rw S .ff'fi'3fP?-Wgw X Nz H my m f z aw-WW W 4, g ,yy B '63 , Q K ,my V , 'K S V -G-e:'e -115125511 fgfifff-if g ff? if? QV? I ri X, - 3, if V 3, ,,,, ., N, mf, 'W VYM 4 ff 1 M Q51 .i . '--- 3 ,Q Q5 A, K ,. E f 5 2 'W' rf S' 9 -ffbwfxflfd-', 1, ., f - . ., :J,:wsw2m5Sv f- my .gggff . f. ffl K' ,,??5:559? .V V' fvf T A, 215,55-m'mbf16x 1, -fm f .A , ,,. 2,,.,, .. ,, .W 6 S f wwf? S . 31 my ,Q SISTER MICHELE DIRECTS an art group Working with pastel. Eager to learn how to do it are: Maureen, Mary Ellen, Helen Mary, and Shirley. SISTER MICHELE DEMONSTRATES the process of making program covers by use of a silk screen to eager-to-learn beginners. Ann, Francine, Jo Ann, Mary Corine, Loretta, and Barbara will make the programs for the Christmas play. ur Practical Freshics g,g,sw'il . SISTER MARY ROBERT DEMONSTRATES to interested freshies the more domestic line of studies at D.P.A., as she teaches Jo Ann, Judy, Eileen, Carol Ann, Gealdine, and Patricia the art of cooking. This is slightly out of line with Sister's position as principal, but she enjoys it immensely. r ,bf , , . H will 'K . , E ,, x 2 E n ' M Q j E, H V L 2 , Q 1 ' , A MQ :'2:a1:3::..' ' as 11: K 2:15 f S, K J ,iywiggiv ,Wg Ei Q wx U. i X fx nf!! 2215: 1551 I I ghs pw ' 4 a i 1 1 ' sm 5 x v id? X f X BERNADETTE GETS READY for her debate speech. Mary Lou, Kathy, Ellenmarie, Betty Ann, THE TAPE RECORDER SHOWS up faults you never guessed were there complain Carole, Regina, Anna Maire, and Marie as they tape their speeches and play them back for correction. Barbara, Jo Ann, and Sandra listen to her while awaiting their turns. 5 ff fm ,K X Sl , A ,wk I , LE time 'Ewan 4 - j,Qff',11,,gg?g1h fm, ,. ,. W' -gp .Qgg21,gg,,X X mg : Z K H ri 'f A 'Q f ' ' f Q g ,,gsf5?f- ii g www? I 'fi mf? 'ffm- ' ff ,A3i ' Ef?:'sfr W S W ' 3 A, 3 5 . -V ,. . V -1r'rf + .' ,IA . - -Sikh Y I 5 'I ' 2, -' : Q M x S544 sg f . ' L, Q ,A , ., fr. . .2 fg- f ff, A, 1 z xx Q 4 1, -. mv, .x, s S gm' saw M 51:5 J, W qi' fu fssixsgilggg:..,i?1'i:LE5 :wa W ' R X F31 I Q 9 -- m e f f ,. : , - if . , ,,,, A qgy' ,, f ix 423W X, we W , . 2 .4-' NW' wiv gi- ,Me 4? fu. -.w-Mw M, , A HGH mnnnun Lf . . 1z k -EL: MK S? IV: . n 1 , . V . -'MIN 54 THE FRESHIES BUSILY STUDY the fundamentals of the new algebra course. They are: Francine, Mary Elizabeth, Joan, Bernadette, Mary Margaret, and Elaine. SISTER JANICE WELCOMES Miss Mc Coy to D.P.A. Sister Janice studied the new type of algebra all summer. She is quite interested in the new method and is eager to show Miss McCoy the students' work. Miss McCoy of the University of Illinois supervises the course in the ex- perimental schools. ANN, THE WITCH, TEMPTS Cathy with a supposedly poisoned apple as they take part in thc play Snow White and the Seve n Dwarfs which the Freshies used to present Cathy, Snow White , as their candidate. THE SEVEN DWARFS CHEER for their candidate for Miss D.P.A. They are trying to mimic the fa- cial expressions which character- ize the dwarfs they are imitating. They are: Margaret, Barbara, Connie, Lynn, Norma, Janet, and Mary. QA? Prom ight EXCITED SENIORS ENTER the South Hills Country Club eagerly looking forward to a delightful evening of dancing. Anna and Gerry and their escorts stop to gaze admiringly at the majestic reception room. COUPLES GREET chaperones and check their dance programs. Shir- ley and Rosemary apparently think Moonlight Mist is an appropri- ate title for this 1959 Prom. JACKIE PROUDLY PLACES the coveted Queen of the Prom crown on Marcia who joyfully holds the roses and tries to be- lieve that it isn't just a wonder- ful dream. CECELIA AND TONY MC GROUGH CONGRATULATE Marcia and Rocky Volpe as the evening comes to a close. Not only Marcia but every girl felt just like a queen and will always remember that memorable night. E S gf f N .V 'W 5 ' ,XV W O Q . ,sip .fig 1 ,E Ji, W, V3 51 is ,, THE TABLES SHIMMER in splendor with the crystal-clear glasses reflecting the green-rimmed ' ' l A 1 ne, plates, cups, and saucers. Marcia, Arvll a, re J 1' Mary Ann, and Carol add the finishing touch- u ie, es for Parents' Day. This is a day that every semor ' h lf beside girl looks forward to as she pictures erse her proud parents. THE GIRLS PROUDLY DISPLAY their diplomas as they get to- gether after the graduation cere- monies. To Kathleen Dixon. Gerry Insogna, and Mary Graziano the diplomas look alike, but they know that each one has a different meaning for the bearer. REVEREND FATHER MICHAEL HEG- ERICH POSES for the photographer. Father is the pastor of Saints Peter and Paul, and each graduation day presents the diplomas. irls utgrow uartcrs DONNA NOBLE SURVEYS the artist's drawing of the new prep school at Providence Heights. Donna left D.P.A. to answer to a higher call, the life of a sisterg and she looks forward to moving to the new school. The prep school, which is scheduled for completion in the fall of 1959, is located across the road from the mother- house and will be used as a summer school for the sisters as well as a preparatory school for girls. maxi.-,E big THE M0'l'lllCRll0llSE SHINES lvrightly in the sunlight. It is the symbol of the gmail for which all ll.l .A.it0s strive because D.P.A. ggiiuluntion cxercises are held tlivrv. SISTER GENEROSA KEEPS a motherly watch over Bl It was graduated from D.P.A. postulants. Mary oge' Q and went directly to the convent. Carolyn, who was of our class, entered after her sophomore year and is her high school education as a postulant. her young last year a member completing WE SADLY COME to the end of our school year and face gradua- tion with a long anxious glance back upon the work and play of our last year of high school. We shall probably forget much of the fun and trials, but the wonderful spirit of D.P.A. will ever linger with us. We say goodby to high school and hello to our new pro- fessions, whatever they may be, with perfect confidence that our education at D.P.A. will help us attain another one of the goals that change but never cease to be present in our lives. Carol Oblak Student Council President 45 Class President 45 Vice-President 25 Science Honor 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Radio and T.V. School 4. Carol Kersting Valedictoriang Speech 2, 35 History Honor 3, 45 Class Secretary 2, 45 Mission Club 35 Third Order 25 Miss D.P.A. As officers, Carol Oblak, Cecelia Jenca, Carol Ker- sting, and Arlene Beilner are unexcelled. They have taken such an interest in D.P.A. that one may char- acterize them as leaders. The Senior Class Under their guidance the seniors soared to victory in the Miss D.P.A. con- test, won numerous busi- ness awards, and partici-' pated in the year-long mission drive. Cecelia Jenca Cel Vice-President 45 Latin Honor 15 Musart Art 2, 3, 45 Fatima Club 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Mission Club 1, 2, 3. Arlene Beilner Chickie Class Treasurer 45 Glee Club 2 Yearbook Staff 45 Mission Club 3 Fatima Club 45 Third Order 2 Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4. Shirley Bolgert Fatima Club 43 Sacred Heart Club 1, Third Order 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Musart Music 4. Rose Belvedere Ro Rosemary Cardillo Ro Speech 15 Glee Club 43 Mission Musart Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Presi- Club 1, 2, 35 Fatima Club 4. dent 2g Glee Club 2, 3, 49 Business Honor 45 Latin Award 1g Art Placement 2, 3. Marcia Carini Anna Castelli Mission Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 2, Mission Club 1, 2, 35 Fatima Club 43 Language Honor 35 Latin Award 45 Musart Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Business 15 Fatima Club 4. Honor 43 Glee Club 2, 4: Latin Award 1. Geraldine Chessy Cafmella Delfiggi Dol1y' Mission Club 2, 33 Glee Club 43 Mission Club 2, 33 Glee Club 4 Sacred Heart Club 13 History Hon- Fatima Club 43 Musart Art 2, 3 or 3, 43 Latin Award 13 Fatima Class Treasurer 3, Club 4. 1 9 5 i 1 3 E 4 Lucille Disiena 'muff Glee Club 23 Mission Club 1, 2, 33 Fatima Club 4. Margaret Ann DiLucchio Kathleen Dixon Fatima Club 43 Mission Club 1, 2. Editor of Yearbookg Student Coun- 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 History cil 43 Newspaper Reporter 43 Honor 3, 4g Musart Art 3, Speech Third Order 2, 3, 43 Art School 33 Latin Award 1, 2g Latin Honor 2, 3, 4. 2. Y X, , f Linda Gelormini Mission Club 1, 2, 35 Fatima Club 4. Cecilia Fantozzi Dee Mary Graziano MiSSi0H Club 1, 2, 39 Fatima Club Student Council 35 Secretary 3: 4g Musart Music 2. Class President 35 Glee Club 2, 4g Latin Honor lg Mission Club J, -2, 3. 'K Mary Ann Haberstroh Arvilla Hurl Arvie Vice-President 1, 35 Science Honor Business Honor 49 Speech lg Glee 35 History Honor 43 Musart Art Club 45 Fatima Club 43 Mission 2, 3, 45 Junior Achievement 3, 43 Club 1, 2, 3. Mission Club 1, 2, 3. Geraldine Insogna Gerry Mary Elaine Klein Glee Club 2, 3, 45. Musart Art 2, Glee Club 2, 45 Mission Club 2, 3 3, 45 Fatima Club 45 Mission Club Fatima Club 45 Yea1'b00lC Staff 4 1, 2, 3. Patricia Meenan Mission Club 1, 2, 35 Musart Art 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Art Award 3, 4. Margaret McElroy Julie Mooney Dude Mission Club 1, 2, 35 Fatima Club Mission Club 1, 2, 35 Musart Art 4: Class Secretary 3: Speech 1: 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 45 Fatima Glee Club 45 Musart Art 2. Club 4, Judy Pison Bridget Class Treasurer 15 Glee Club 39 Latin Honor 1, 29 History Honor 33 Fatima Club 1, 45 Mission Club 3, Musart Music 3, 4. Carol Paganico Marie Simkins Speech 1, 2, 3, 4g Fatima Club 45 Mission Club 1, 2, 3g Fatima Club Mission Club 1, 2, 3: Radio and 4, Musart Art 3g Language Honor T.V. School 35 Glee Club 2, 3. 3. Shirley Vento Shir-lv Frances Vizzini Salutatoriang Third Qrder 2, 3, 4: Mission Club 33 Class Treasurer 2 Student Council 3, 49 Yearbook Fatima Club 4- Staff 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4. 520.00 CLARA M. STAEHR 794 Goucher St. Johnstown, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Graziano Construction Co., Inc. MOZART SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Aim For a Better Future - Save at 14 Wabash Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. WA 1-7826 315.00 CARDELL STUDIO 4818 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. MA 1-0494 DAVID M. HUSTON AND SONS 126 Sheridan Square, Pittsburgh 6, Insurance of All Kinds 510.00 , BROADWAY AUTO PARTS BRUCK UNIFORM CO., INC. 387 Fourth Ave. New York 16, New York LARRY AND AL'S FOOD MART Imported and Domestic Foods 601 Lowell St. RAYMOND J. 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OBLAK POFI MEMORIAL WORKS JOHNNY MAROTTO ROSE SANTORIELLO R. TROPEANO, CONTRACTOR PERCY'S SANDWICH SHOP HERBERT C. MANSMANN REVEREND JOSEPH BERKMYRE BELMONT CLEANERS AND TAILORS CASTELLO CLEANERS 1800 Chislett St., Pittsburgh 6, Pa. BELMAR PRINTING COMPANY 6615 Hamilton Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa N. C. PERSICHETTI, CONTRACTOR Free Estimate - EM 1-6430 LIBERTY HOME FURNISHINGS MA 1-7501 DESENA MARKET 411 Larimer Ave. WE ARE DEEPLY GRATEFUL TO ALL OUR PATRONS Patrons 55.00 MR. AND MRS. DE PELLEGRINI 40 Carver St. DOM VIZZINI'S GARAGE 922 Lincoln Ave. MEADOW GRILL II 2018 Waverly St. DeLUCA'S LANES 121 N. Sheridan Ave. J. AND I. BEER DISTRIBUTORS 21 Meadow St. HRABAR JEWELERS 357 Butler Street, Etna, Pa. DAIRY STORE Frankstown and Laketon LADIES CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION Adult and Junior Insurance Branch No. 755 REV. JOSEPH MC CARTHY Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament KAMERMEIER'S BAKERY 2600 Perrsyville Ave. LARIMER PHARMACY Frank A. 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