Little Flower High School - Garland Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

- 1- .fr ',rx'f - i. 11'-, 11 v::g--Aw, , , -,, L, J., V 4 THE CREATICJN OF A ASTERPIECE IN CONJUNCTION WITH of art reflects its creator, man. Man is material, and the master- of pigments, oils, and canvas, is material. Jost as man has a spiritual nature, his masterpiece possesses spiritual qualities, created from the imagination and ingenuity ol the artist, it reflects intelligence and conveys a Wealth of ideas. As the artist fashions his masterpiece by numheriess brush strokes, so we at LITTLE FLOWER endeavor to create a masterpiece, the Catholic woman. The freshman becomes the basis for ocr masterpiece. Each class and each activity in which she takes part contribute something to her evolution as a work of art. When graduation arrives, the Catholic woman departs to take her place as a reflection of the work of the Divine Artist. f . f I I f f THE ATHOLIC WCMAN f I fi ff' 'ih- X , 5, 51 Q. AS PORTRAYED IN ARLAND LITTLE FLOWER CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA VoI.XVIII-No.2 M I N Q4 sr i THE MOST REVEREND J CARROLL McCORMICK DD Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND JOHN FRANCIS 0 HARA C S C D D Archbishop of Philadelphia Since his appointment to the See of Phlladelphra In 1951 Archbishop OHaru has expanded our educational facilities tremendously THE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH M. McSHEA D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia REAT ASTERS WHO INSPIRE US OUR ARCHBISHOP AND BISHOPS From novuce freshmen to proticnent sennors we persevere nn the development of our masterpuece Our implements are the finest possible and under the guidance of devoted teachers, we progress Our beloved and competent administrators Archbishop OHara Bushop McCormack and Bishop McShea are beacons who diffuse the light of spiritual truth through the darkness of a materialistic age They are the forces behmd our etchcrent school system They are the great masters who nnspure and Influence us 'tt. J 4 J , '4,'fy,r'f'ff .. . -- w, ' . 1- 4- 1 i' T 5-J' Vlfin A 'Q X Y ARE THE PIONEERS WHO ESTABLISH RULES GUIDING FUTURE ARTISTS The pruncxples of color lnghtung depth and arrangement have been establlshed by great masters through years of labor So at IS wuth the regulatrons of our school More than half a century of careful plannung on the part of our leglslatuve supernors has resulted In one of the most advanced systems In the world We salute our school superintendents for thexr untnrung eftorts on our THE RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR EDWARD M REILLY J CD Superintendent of Schools of the Archdiocese THE REVEREND THE REVEREND JOHN J GRAHAM DD FREDERICK J SYEVENSON Asslstunt Superintendent of Schools Assustant Superintendent of Schools S behalf. of Philadelphia U I' ,J 5? ff .r .Y no 'T Y FV.: .4i Y n 2. MASTER BUILDERS AT WORK' Monsignor Edward M. Reilly and Reverend Joseph A Brown enjoy c less serious moment during a discussion of school administration. Monsignor Reilly supervises 'he 37 diocesan high schools and 356 elernenrary schools in the Archdiocese. x X THE REVEREND JOSEPH A BROWN AB Principal THE MAN BEHIND THE PLAN' best dp Crwbei our Ur f mpw Q 'woes awe L rwwmmmc c, L Jmfra 'cr sn 5 or L U cm S e muom' mum wer f 1 7 Father P Q fcrf W ef: or L' L, f u nu me ew K Q HQ THE? e e of Expomwom of Y e uma acm em' THE PALE TTE FOR GOD Food for rhe soul nnsures strong Cothollcs FOR COUNTRY Trcunmg un Ieadershnp as obfamed through achvmes or KNOWLEDGE IS ARRANGED SISTER MARY VINCIANA M.S.C. Pretect, Business SISTER MARY LORETTA Business SISTER M. THADDEA Geometry QP' 2 A gn., QQ' f SISTER MARY ANTONINA SISTER MARY ARTEMIA SISTER MARY CLARE SISTER MARY JUVENTtA Religion Business Religion, Business BUSIHGSS p- ' ,fi .ff .. Sf. y R . SISTER MARY THOMASINE SISTER BENEDICT MARY SISTER DE MERCEDES SISTER HELEN MARIE Business C.R.S.M, Religion Algebra, Geometry Pretect, Geometry WHAT WILL YOU HAVE? query Sister Benedict Mary, Prelect, and Sister Helen Marie, C,R.S.M., as they begin their salestalks to C. Rose and E. Branco. Meanwhile, M. Campellone admires her silver L.F. medallion, the latest addition to the stock of our bookstore. I I 'EL' gf' if f' SISTER FRANCIS ELIZABETH SISTER ANNE ELIZABUH ER A NE SISTER CHARLES MARY sms onon-:Y SN D L BMI' y Rehgwon brcrucn Prefecv Hssiovy ,gvw,.x bf if Yi li 1 E' Q,- SISTER MARGUERITE THERESE SISTER ELIZABETH MARY SISTER STELLA MARIS SISTER MARY SUSAN f' SISTER MARY TIMOTHY Hnsvory G N S H HISIOYY Nu1nonaI Pro Iems Nchonul ProbIems Prefed Nofuoncl PvobIems ,fu I' M CANCER DRIVE drccted y e Form v er? Is er mucho ows vc mc? 0 H11 zcrerh rovcmied S4106 78 Io I ns er Amcrnllc Pve ed wi Ihrecdmg io SIs!evsJuver1lua cmd Mary Ucve The Mnsmonavy H Waldo R Swecvey and M Sicukvewmcz observes the pvogvess :hurt ers v of o schooI , ,R -- 4 S ,, M- if I I . '24-N , '- slsr Q J Iv ' . . . AT 1 N ' ' - I ' . 1- Ln' T Iv I ,f JJ. -J J 5 V g U' n V 'U . l 'Q l . , VXJX , , ' NLS mx M ' A TIF' LU I' , UV ' s Ex x XX THE v b the Snners of th Holy ly of Pef , S 9 V MSC. sh h -h d of 97' No , r 958. S I , I , Th . , I . . Sus! of lhe Soc ed HQ - dwsvnbure cduccruon I Nms In the IN FULL SPECTRUM WITH THEIR Dfvorfn CARE SISTER TERESA MARY IH M Prefer! fAchvlIles SISTER MARY CLARE Home Economuzs SISTER HELENA MARY Music The artlst IS Influenced by a varlety of great masters In producing hls art work We also are fortunate to have the example of sisters from nme rellgaous commu nntues We may thunk of our teachers prnmarlly as educators but our relnguous orders conduct numerous and varned actnvmes The Slsters of St Francns were founded by the Venerable John N Neumann Bushop of our own Phnladelphna A flourushung mlsslon In Kodnak Alaska IS one of the boasts of the Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart and a college at Hrroshlma the newest undertaking of the Snsters of Notre Dame de Namur SISTER ALMA MARY SISTER M ALPHONSA SISTER ANITA MARIA SISTER MARIA ASSUMPTA Home Economncs Home Economnzs Englush Muslc SISTER MARIE ESTELLE SISTER MARY Fl0R5NT SISTER MARY GERTRUDE SISTER MARY GOOD COUNSEL Enghsh Englush Englush Engllsh SISTER M JOSEPHINE SISTER MARY SISTER MICHEL MARIE Englush Enghsh English I A fa I 3' . I o Q .lv - ' . 1 . 1 u n ' 'wa Emma. . Nl i f f- -5 3 SISTER REGINA CLARE SISTER M RITA ANGELA English Englnsh L4 im-r SISTER M ROSALINA SISTER ROSE MADELEINE Home Economlcs Musuc Z-X -Ns' I3 Q snsmz MARY sw JAMES SISTER THOMAS MICHAEL LOOKING TO THE FUTURE M Murphy L Mcmern and M Klopfle duscuss college re ulremenIs warn Slsfer Elecfa OSF Erecress of Slu les admnmstermg vests fill Snsvers agenda for the yecr SISTER M CLARISSIMA C S B Prefecv Nanonol Problems lg in Q.. SISTER M LAURENTA BnoIcgy Englush Englnsh Rostermg and QF, A 5 if-' f' Q'- SISTER M LEONIA SISTER M LORETTINE SISTER MAUREEN Bnology HI590yy Rehgnon . fb is W' N 'H Ah t f I .. Q , 'V OA.. A Q 'S . M - J S V , E ki V 'I ll ' I .-f. ,B qA ' A, IV Ia, ' I Q ,jfll I V A S' ' ' A - - s- L- '-3 O 4-'X R., , I I I HERE THE INFINITE P R O C E S S lg g S. ,- Y' if, '-4 SISTER M STANISLAUS SISTER M TERENITA SISTER M THEODORE SISTER MARY WALTER SISTER MARY DANIEL SSJ Rellglon B'0l09Y HISIOYY Rel'9'0l'I Relugnon Prefect of Dlsctplme Q f SISTER ADELE MARIE SISTER MARY AQUIN French Spamsh Busmess .,.-- SEPTEMBER T0 JUNE What has thus month to offer perlammg I school events' ask A M Glmske and P James as they consult wuth Slsler Teresa Mary IHM Prelect of Acllvmes who directs all soclal functnons of the student body SISTER MARY DENNIS SISTER EILEEN MARIE Spamsh Reluguon French The Slsters Servants of The lmmaculate Heart of Mary malntaun schools IH Chile and Peru A world membershnp of 30 OOO ts the proud clalrn of The Sisters of St Joseph The Bernadtne Susters of St Francts enumerate actuvxtues extendung from Readtng to Atrlca The battlehelds of the Cuvll War wttnessed the nurstng abalntles of the Slsters of Mercy After 59 years the Mtssuonary Ststers of the Sacred Heart number professed members on all conttnents The Snsters of the Holy Famnly of Nazareth operate numerous hosputals seven of them tn the Southwest Contemplattve nurstng teachung rnlsstonary ststers all share tn the educatlon of future Catholic women Ig, X 1- e T04- ' , I ax- Tw. I I E2-E.32222-2-??iif555.f.3553 g QE f E i E 5 5 f Si c 4, 1 fs 5 3 2? s ?E'?:E?E5 I - J ' I I I lf TT X I -, . l T T.. :Q Q , 5- ir' SISTER M GABRIELLA Busmess 'Q SISTER MARY JOSEPHINE German SISTER RITA MARY Busmess -0. SISTER HElEN LORETTO GeomeIry Rc. wr. SISTER MARCELLINE MARIE Lahn 6-5 ,1 SISTER JANE MARGARET SISTER JEANNE HELENE Lahn Lahn 1 41 '. SISTER PHILIP MARY SISTER RAPHAEL Spanish Rellglon 'VD SISTER ST ELEANOR SISTER SAN JOSE SISTER THERESE IMMACULATE French Maihemahcs Relnguon SISTER MARY JOANNA Relnguon SISTER REGINA ANGELA Spanish SISTER ZITA MARIA French or LEARNING IS PATIENTLY FOLLOWED an gp- to si 9-A SISTER AMARILLA HFN SISTER M DESOLATA SISTER M MARTINELLA SISTER M RAPHAEL SISTER M ELECTA OSF Prefer! Rehgron Algebra Marhemahcs Algebra Drrectress of Studies W ' 1 I :Q Af .1 I I -. . . Ig - V X 1 I I X- 5-, Q ' v 5? K I N Q, R ie.. I ,ff -If A x I b, ,iw fly, A Vai- 'V -- I Z1 X - ,, Ks , b4 . U 0 X 1 as. ' 3- I . A K . I L V., I 1, . 3 4 l ka Virally imporlanl are the numerous minislralions of lhe Disci- pline Omce, direcled by the Sisters of Sf. Joseph. Sisler Mary Daniel, Prefer! of Cisciplrne, discusses with our secree lory, A. Boyce, mnnules of a previous Sludenl Council Mc-cling. Fine poinls of a class discussion are checked by Sisler Francis Elizabelh, Prefecl, and Sisler Anne James, S.N D. The school library and social studies deporrmenf are under 'he direclion of the Sisters of Notre Dame do Nomur. l ay, 5- E ,, Yi 6' Y' ' SISTER ALICE lGNATlA SISTER ANN DOLORES SISTER ANN VERONICA SISTER CECILIA AGNES SISTER EUNICE MARIE Cher-nisfry Business Business Biology Business Q Q-' Q- SISTER HELENE MARIE Business 531- MAR ITA BYRON Basketball Coarh 'vs iv SISTER JAMES FRANCES Business is CLAIRE I. WINKLER Speech Dramatlcs AROUND THE WORLD in less than eighty days figure Sisters Leonia Clarlssima Theodore and Mary Walter CSB they locate recipients of our mission contributions Prefect Sister Clarisslma reports an average of S265 a month 'la i .: Ni.. ' s 'I' . L h A MARIE C. CARTON Physical Education ,......, 12L,f'P. JOSEPH BRIGLIA Flute Ng Z.. ,.- Q' 4 ' Tj MARGARET HENDERSON Physical Education v f s NICHOLAS D AMICO Drum AMADEO DELL OSA Saxophone GEORGE HOSFELD Trumpel MARIE PASQUARELLO Harp ps 15 JULES SERPENTINI Clarmel ft HELEN E CONNELLY Omce Personnel FERDINAND DEL NEGRO JENO DONATH Bassoon 3 VITO LA MONACA Band Conductor WIS RAHO Oboe FRED STOLL Trombone 'P ,ws GERTRUDE C HANRAHAN Omce Personnel vu Orcheslra Conductor NICOLO MASTRANGELO Clannel G' f H40 ELIGIO ROSSI Bass Tuba WILLIAM TAPP Organ 7- 3 MARIE M KNOELL Omce Personnel SPOTLESSI ns Ihe verdncl as Sacrnslan Slster Eliza beth Mary GNSH Prefecf examunes an alb All veslmenfs undergo close scruhny In preparahon for Thursday Mass JOSEPH VETERE GIACINTO VITOCOLONNA Vnoloncello French Horn 'G' ANNA R RYAN CATHERINE M MYERS Office Personnel School Nurse l ' G ' ' ' I X I I - l , ' I 'I I qu f' Q ! I 4 4 Q, I I Q A lf . , A . LE . fr- . , I Q, ,A w 1 . Q. A ' I 9- l , . 'S X' . ' - f T, ., g f , I Q ui,-'JC 'iff' ,Q , A. -M .ani- An artist erects his easel and places his canvas. For the easel we use the firm foundation of a knowledge of our religion. English and Mathematics form a canvas of superior quality, ready for the artist's first brush strokes. Paint pigments, pale and brilliant, used for the actual composition of the master- piece, are manifest in our study of a greater variety of subjects. Language, science, homemaking, history, physical education, business-all are the vivid hues we use to bring a masterpiece into existence. WE DISCOVERED A WEALTH. . CDF WONDERS IN ART DISPLAYED IN THE MUSEUM -f 55721 31564 r .- L s ,nm FIRST THINGS FIRST . . . Regina Harran is the exemplary freshman who gathers together her implements in anticipation of the work before her. NAZARETH CANA BETHLEHEM These towns associated with the life of Christ play an important part R luguon I. As J. Brindle points out the different cities Sister Mary Clare explains their significance, while C. Kulisezewska, J. Carr, M Potts and J Mozzarella inspect these ancient sites. 3 V n Q, UNUS, UNA, UNUM--The day before a test finds the singular and plural endings receiving close scrutiny from Latin students. As H. Chrupcala points out genitive endings to the class, S. Connolly, E. Hal-in, A, Galiney, L. Halbe, and P. Ruggiero locate the information in their texts. UP TWO BLOCKS - OVER ONE as demonstrated by S. Brennan, is the graphical method for linear equations. Sister Helen Marie looks on with approval as D. Matz manages to smile while explaining to the class a much more practical and algebraical solution to the problem. FRESHMEN DEMONSTRATE THE INITIAL STAGES IN A WORK OF ART Through the cliflerent courses oftered cn fre fai- 'van roster 'lie first ircple CVH3 :or rnalc ng a rnaier- piece are 0rJ'ait'iecl. The acceffplislwserifs in stucz ep, rnusic, atlwleticz, anci ciranoatics profe 'lie green ernblern a syrriitol ot hope. Little Flor-,fer Day anci 'ne intramural games are a ten s'rokes on a rougniy blocked canvas, This sketch, the result cf the Yrs+ years work, has acconnplishecl its true obiect in git ng the treshnnan the impetus needed to confplete ins rnasterpiece. Mr. Jules Serpentini, a member of the Philadelphia Orchestra, instructs the students in the mechanics of the clarinet. C. McDaid and C. DiTommaso are playing a prepared lesson while R. Mangler, C. Bona- witz, B. Nylio, P. Mockaitis, G. Mcllhenney, and J. Carpenter observe and await their turns. ms W . PW AS THEY BLOCK IN THE BACKGROUND I U. 'l gg 'r ,I 'APIECES OF EIGHT, PIECES OF EIGHT! is a familiar phrase among the English I students. J. Weibel ably conducts a quiz program on Stevenson's famed Treasure Island for identifica- tion of characters and incidents. I CAME, I SAW, I CON- QUEREDV' -- E. Becker locates Rome while M. KIopfIe explains to attentive World History stu- dents the change in Roman government from a strong re- public to Q powerful emprrc. S., DAS IST EINE DEUTSCHE SZENE lgel C ur phy and C Sergmund show rndusrrrous German I Frau elns that the lllerulure of u language ns as essential as ns fundamentals QUELLE HEURE ESTILV Tnme walls for no man regard less of the language The ar renhon of French l sfudenls s captured by C Tamagno she arranges the hands of the ck n a swer lo Cu lon s query SCJPHOM ORES PERCEIVE WITH WIDER SCOPE Blue emblems show another year has begun towards attaining the goal of graduation-another year nearer the completion of the masterpiece. The roster, designed to widen the scope ot knowledge, no longer is a puzzle to the more experienced mind. The mademoiselle of French ll must also study the complicated theorems of geometry. Along with subiects continued from freshman year, sopho- more art challenges her creativeness. Above all, Church History enriches her appreciation of the contributions of Christianity in all fields of human achievement. GOING FISHING?-No, it's iust M. Quinn and D. Milewska cleaning the fish tank. The turtle which P. Kelly is observing breaks no speed record, while J. Hedmond satisfies Mr. Rubbit's ravenous appetite. Weighing hamsters presents no problem to M. Clark. ? READING IS A PLEASURE to F. Bonoto, M. Ferio, L. Haklich, S. Glinn, and S. Perez when Sister Mary Good Counsel, I.H.M., gives special instruction. BUT . . --N. Bella is anxious to display her knowledge of religion while other enthusiastic students clamor for Sister Mary Theodore's attention. Each girl aspires to prove she has grasped the wide field of Church History. QUALITY IS A REQUlSITE4 For our masterpiece we need excellent paints and a strong framework, pro- vided by the activities of the sophomore year, claim K. Contino and C. Ziegler. 'S Q M ,,,,.f x l 9' THE CANVAS or CLASSICS HELD BEFORE THEM The sophomore has progressed beyond the elementary brush strokes to the canvas. She is inspired by the master, Shakespeare, as she enacts The Merchant of Venice. The microscopic spirogyra and pleurococci of the biology lab excite her imagination and arouse her curiosity to the wonders of new worlds, and every sophomore is familiar with the strained muscles and sore ligaments accompany- ing each gym period. But, most important of all is the coordination of ideas and actions which is attained in this, her second year of artistic apprenticeship. ANGLE-AREA-CIRCLE are familiar terms in General Mathe- matics. Here M. Stazsko, M. Reed. E. Rossi, and M. A. Kurhan explain the importance of geometric figures. O IS THE POINT OF INTERSECTION of the lines AB and CD. This step in a proof is explained to geometry students by M. Krzeminski and M. Smart. THE QUALITY OF MERCY IS NOT STRAINED. These immortal words have resounded through Elizabethan theatres, similar in plan to that shown by R. Wilkerson and M. A. Monaco as they explain the use of the stage to panelists B. Chmielewski, C. Lucas, M. Mutter, and M. Wilkinson in this English II class. i '. , L' 5 gg: X.. VIVE LA FRANCE! These French enthusiasts endeavor to learn more about the physical bankground of their adopted country as they read La Geographie de lu France in Sister Eileen Marie's French ll class. Assisting their :lassmates at the blackboard are R. McMullen C. Peranteuu, and C. Schultz. 21 UCAREFUL INTONATIONV' is the constant reminder of Sister Maria Assumpta to sophomore string group os they prepare for participation in the school orchestra. Similar classes are rostered throughout the day as part of music maior courses. 'Z 29 il .2 X EQUALS Thus algebrauc expressuon us famuluar to students H Marley A Gruerson and M Hamulton as they attempt to solve muxture problems under the watchful and helpful guudance of Suster Son Jose un Algebra I c c The nfasterp ece beglns to ak orw and couor as Junuor russ beuonwes a mature can lady Theologlcal and Intellectual pursults entuce r h rellguon a chemustry courses Hugher ruathen atlas poses a prob leur' but not an unsurmountable one Fruends Romans ountryr en e ca s un greetung renwluscent Ol Ju U ae-ser n Home Economucs cornn on ty dush Nasuunc nuooes breeds conternpt for errors Joue el L ou Ins to were a rea f r ml are HW scwoo L s o Il Q ec' ng next eel s Dre een rnoos ng r N ok N L ' fe r wat ol er I te HEALTHIER HOLIER HAPPIER tl'us strukung theme of Catholuc Youth week provudes the core for duscussuon among Suster Raphael s Peluguon III stu ents Panel members e E Duamond J Looby J Burkenheu r M Suravc and R Salvatore NO PAINS NO GAINS' Thus could well be the motto ot every Stenogra ph I student a she struves to keep pace wuth the ductcutuon from records The future secretarues puctured here are J Edunger C Hughes A Punto F Funley and K Toa d JUST A SHADE DARKER Thus us the thought whuch passes through the mmd of the Art II student as she works tc create her very own master puece A lannucru plays the gypsy whule the class attempts to repro duce her :mage on paper f li AA I X 1 , K Q . I 5 . . Y S . . . . I I ss. , ' , . ' , , In . I I I ' t e I 'P ' ' , the ' 'I ' ' 4 tl ' '- Y Q I - I ' 1 H ' ' he In er A ' nd ' ' I I ' L, C we sh Il ' ' , 'll 5 . C . I I ' , I 1 2 -A I' 3 ceases to be a chore, and faurullarlty wltlw typlng tech- i , ,.I,w:.I:-.Z Ala le lI,sh1' lj le- ge te 1 ' I I af' ,mei Her ox. prone, s ll II. yet 5 esirl t, e a 'IfeaIr,o 'lIer'ef P-can ls a P' 'ezoewe ?n the to rw lou cf !mI teal. d ar , , . ' e, I was DESIGNING WOMEN . . . i 3 A-.ji m 5154 alma 'S ,f.-W? , -ma SIJLM 2 iii 5 3 'I-C' .451 7F ' T ,,,S. ill N...,X grniff ADD THE FINAL BRUSH STROKES STUDENTS OF TODAY HOME MAKERS OF TOMORROW' Wnh the goal of becom mg emceenf housekeepers ihese smnlmg amateurs readily ham themselves by mnxnng and preparing sponge batters for lelly voll from vecupes given by Slsfer Mary Clare, IH M M Perameau, M Wnlson, M Pansu, and M Potok dnsplay fine technique N1 Q I T 'lb I ...J sq LT Le 51 CEST A MOI, NON LE MIEN! E. Branco and J. Edinger enact the roles of Madame d'Herbelot and L'Anglaise in a French scene. Watching the women fighting over the material at the sale are V. Angelone, M. Delaney, J. Strickler, M. Foley, and S. Saraceno. ATTENTION FUTURE SECRETARIES! Household tasks await your royal touch! This is being demonstrated by C. Loemer and C. Kaelin to their aspiring Typing l class. After delving into much information, the girls now realile that typewriters will operate efficiently and speedily when given proper cleaning, dusting, brushing, and handling. IT'S A GRAND OLD Fl.AGAthe red, white and blue! ln a drarnatization during U. S. History class, C. Laskoski represents Betsy Ross working on sections of Old Glory. Miss France, S. Morris, and Miss Poland, F. Woitowicz, admire her progress. ----V ' nun 1,- mu. -4 DO IT THIS WAY, exclaims M. Mouoli as she demonstrates the correct method to E. McLaughlin, as M. Powell indicates it on the chart. Bookkeeping I students study how to analyze and accurately interpret financial reports. TROUBLE, TROUBLE, BOILS AND BUBBLES as Sister Alice lgnatia's Chem- istry students B, Jistka, N. Galligan, K. Keogh, and M. Schlosser antici- pate the results. Alertness and concentration are two requisites for success in experimenting with solutions. 1----W-W JUNIOR BRASS AND WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Music students study band music in a class period under direction of Sister Rose Madeleine. Row l: R. Hamilton, French Horn, E. Janxer, J. Wood, Flute, C, McDaid, P. Sharpe, Clarinet. Row 2: J. Marczak, Tromboneg M. Behale, .I. McKeon, E. Towey, Trumpet, R. Mangler, C. Bonowitl, Clarinet. T . WITH A PAlNTER'S PRIDE IN HER CRAFT POETRY'S ELECTRONIC RENAISSANCE is demonstrated by S. Kulick as Junior English students E. Saraceno, R. Bechtel, C. Johnson, and C. Gurka in Sister Jane de Chantal's class listen attentively to a tape recording of the works of Cavalier Poets. f L. - I IT DISTINCTIVE COLORING . . . Kathleen Kempski marks the attempts of the junior who realizes the key role of form and color in the masterpiece. fy'-'Q' ,Q gh-5 'Di 'GQ 'il 'WH THE TELETRAINER GOES TO SCHOOL' farah Scrvrs ably ads as operator whale Jane Haughery and Anne Haggerty carry on what appears to be a very rniereshng conversahon d.:rmg vherr Transcrrpllor Class Meanwhrlc Margaret Cranage Dorothy Lusknn and the res! of vhc- class endeavor to keep up wrth them thereby drsplaynng mcreasmg swnographnc abrlny AS SENIORS , . .,.,, A , , VM ,,, I W It , . - H r aww- fwz, ,i f A .k V ' ' 'O ,v-,wwf 4 ' , V' 'f , ' ' I s h U X .. X . 4 . , . , .4 A u I . . V k , X .-. - - 1 P M4 if ' 2 WO LIEGT DIE FICHTELGEBIRGE? Locating German cities and towns becomes a welcome diversion for German IV students. R. Kennedy, guided by Sister Mary Josephine, S.S.J., shows L. Sasnauskas a famous German mountain range while J. Obermiller and E. Sailer follow intently. UOBJECTION SUSTAlNED declares the Honorable M. White in response to that raised by E. Lyons during a mock court scene in National Problems, Defendant, P. Nolan, gazes at prosecuting attorney, L. Mattern. Witness, P. Foulk, prepares to :ontinue her testimony, while A. Gazzillo, Sergeant-at-arms, stands ready to suppress any disorder. -is- Senlor year, with its Hgolden gleam , has inally arrived, Nurture-d for four years by our beloved Alma Maier, the wornen of fornorrow have utilized all The advantages offered thern. Their education is Truly.a harmonious developrnenr of all their faculties. Graduation brings fo a happy, but nostalgic completion, The rnasierpie-cef?he Catholic woman. Y ' ,fr LIFE IS WORTH LIVING declare Religion IV students, C. DeMarco, A. Crout, and V. Fries, anxiously waiting to hear a recording of Bishop Sheen's talk on marriage, while M. Nolan and M. Conway adiust the record player. B t f-'11 Mi! g 9 CUTTING STENCILS CAN BE FUN that is, on an electric typewriter. J. Cullen and E. Held demonstrate their skill for Sister Gabriella, while 5. Mullen, V. Intrieri, N. McLaughlin, P. Keogh, P. Kerrigan, M. Fagan await their turns. OF COURTESY IT IS NO LESS . . J. Runzer, moderating a panel on Courtesy, recalls Hilaire BelIoc's words asJ Bolton J. Fiordelise, K. Simmons, ' E ' M I - E and J. Matthews listen. 'A 9. E' ,ff -ll- 1 INGENUITY - RESOURCEFULNESSfare key words of Art Ill students. Working at an original mosaic design are E. Moore, A. Cucinotta, M. Strumpen, J, Zink, C. Hosey, A. Norris, A. Murray, C. Watson, P. Carsen, J. Ostrowska, J. Mogee, J. Trzuskowslca, and C, Angelo. A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE the motto of Home Economics stu- dents P. Clarke, E. Rowley, S, Jacome, and M. L. Mrloughlin os they fit and measure their handiwork, using T. Puntel as a mannequin. Tailoring is the acrne of the Clothing ll course. -..f .H- 1 Through the study ot religion, the senior becomes a.-.fare of her obligations to Gocl, the Cause ancl Purpose ot her existence. In her English course, she is acguaintecl with the works ot great authors ancl learns to express her thoughts. National Problems aitorcls her a greater knowledge ot her offn country. The various languages give her an appreciation for the customs ancl attitudes ot other peoples. Music instills a love for the finer arts, while mathematics and the sciences tend to broaden her outlook. Moreover, business courses present opportunities for progress in the commercial vvorlcl. HDIGAME UNA BUENAVENTURAH . . . AS the Spanish lll and lV students enact a scene from La Gitanilla, each of the young Spanish senoritas breathlessly poses the same request to the little gypsy girl. J, Judd beautifully portrays the part of Preciosa as she fortells the future events of a lovely maiden, depicted by P. Troieclci. . WE PREPARE MASSIVE MURAL DEPICTING SOARING TO THE HEIGHTS of the calling are these amateur physucusfs as fhey demonslrale Archlrnede s prmcnple of flotchon nn whuch by means of an ascendnng balloon a floahng body dnsplaces a welghl of luqund equal to :ls own welghl H Haasus and P Callahan assnsf Susler Mary Rose OSF whsle olher stu ent observe the expenment - - THE GROWTH OF THE CATHOLIC WOMAN Kulcl lcbcop L V Q Q 1 Cagl' H SCINOV 3 x, C C. lJVEE ll on of Tlve So O BCVlluCl9 Cl TC pr pal bene lm mcuvul dl Rumor Q P a W a al QL! CV G 'T everlaw nc rv ev or e Q we C ar O wer O r J 3 X rrals of lwr Ar WJ ' C l ull 6 O C ITOVG C . A . ' ' , ..., ' d 5 ' - 1 ' r uelovwz 'l plusfmf Lllyi 0555 mln' ', flu, A A ' Dllllkl. l-lo.-, :Vw swf,-il nw clasarfamg' X seve- Tl ',rgr' P ll, s'l'l .ff - - A ' A -' dw! 'lm 'Aal,f Prczealvn Payer lx forgovcrw. She Verve uve me Owcfrg crg.'.gi5 5' l:ailcc'- ball QMTCS. R r Q Day 'mi Her ,ff Pram' 'l rea' ' -Q 3 1 N' , 5. No.-.f Vl. lc ks lsr.: cl T l dlp? Wa, llc glassy cr? Iwo a rw.-. .-.cr'gi live lQa.Q3 flzc po laa flfw licp wg ' a1'Te.c 'ter rob in vale? Q fln rll 1 Crrrgflske. 1' FIGURES FOR FUN AND FRENZY' Trngonometry students energetrcally attempt to solve problems Involving the functions of a general angle F Delrsle P Back and V Callaghan demonstrate theur mental alertness at the blackboard s i'1 'I WILL THEY BUY, Surely G Bonner R Ardumo S Dembskr I Rrmdzrus and T Trolsl wrll convance these sensors In Retail Selling that Thus us lust what we estnng sales talk NE CREDITE EQUO would have been a good motto for the early Trolans as the grs of Lahn III and IV have learned M Meehan and S Green hold a poster demonstratmg the strategic tactucs of the Greeks Beware of the Greeks bearrng grfts' 'I au I ' rs . , . , . .- . , . I - r - V . . In , . . of . want, by attractive display and inter- , ,J ' , I1 1 -...... -... I -M I . . I I . 'V - . Y-A ., 5 . . . ' 4 . , . , q ,Lf 1 ' . Y i R 3 , 1 I I DISTINGUISHED HONOR STUDENTS.. ... .. Kathleen M Downey Ruthunne M Kuuser As the artrst prolects lrght on the center of rnterest rn hrs master piece we too at Lrttle Flower have our focal ponnt hughlrghted by five dnstnngurshed honor students Through freshman sophomore lunror and senuor years they have labored over the rough sketch of the masterprece outlrned rn freshman year reflnrng at a d turnrng out a Hnrshed product ID sensor year Co operatrng wrth the mspuratron of the Drvrne Artist these students have developed theur God grven talents by mauntarnrng an average of 90 or more rn all mayor sublects durrng four years at Lrttle Flower Suxty two gurls ment second honors by securrng an average of 85 per cent In all malor sublects Congratulatuons are extended to all these students Rosamana C Slenger Hlldegcrd R Lmk Nancy L Rodenberger I' me 55 Patrucna M Alkrnson Joan C Barnett B ID' Ethel M Buntmg Margaret R Carlnno T 5' CA' ,vf arbara P Beach Kathleen A Y' Mary M Coady Erleen M Conley Margaret M Conwa SECON Dorothy A Dickson :ta Jane M Dmgler Anna Marne T DrSandro Maureen P Donnelly H CN OR STUDENTS Beck Mary T Bec k Pafrrcra L Bobbln 'N -r Y Frances M Delrsle 1 ' f 2 7 cl' S 1 S' bv A 6 -F9 I fb . E V , ,f V 5 A 1 ,X x 13 Q K X Jr . ' R' . A . TK, fs an QL Estell E Erazmus Dolores J Fehrenbach Manlyn A Frlzgeralcl Anne C Foley Patrma A Foulln Anlonnelle C Gauullo Veromca M Fnes 'sai- 'D 1:9 Helen M Gerlach Mary Ann Gresko Margaret C Groome Barbara E H I Kathleen A Hess Patrlcua B Hughes Maureen C Hogan .x 15 Paula A HugheS Patncra A Jarzyk Mary Ann Kennedy Margarel M Klopfle RIN! A KOFFI Irene N Kavel on ?' C' Barbara M Madge Patrucua R Mahoney Lmda L Maltern Judnh M McDonald L. r 4 As I gk- A. ' sr 7' 6 6 ' x V I Q I I RF' 9, 1 I ' I , if X . . 1' - - ' ' i ,Q O ' ax, 3 A 9 8 A A l lg' , . T. . . ei . ' ' . t ' V' I A Q .V t t . V W 'Q , -Q' ' Q S v-, 6 if A VX 1 A 1: 1- 1 H' A V ,Q y M . ' ' . T. . ' . . r f A A ' Q - 1. -Q 7 Us 5 U- ' 1 2 A b , 1 Dolores A McHugh Marcella T McPeak Joan B Melley Mary Grace Murphy Mary Anne T Nyzro Evelyn T Paull ll 46 Barbara M Popek Lrllran M Sasnauskas Martha l Schaeffer Janrce Serferl Sarah A Servls Alrce Shales an- T1 Kathleen Smnh Elarne M Stoul Barbara A Sullrvan Carherrne M Wagner Rosemarre M ee Palrrcra A Sternberger MEET THE STANDARDS Q ,T ' T Q - , as ,pn 1 T' V y ' 'li A -' ' . 4' gk 'T X I T A '?T f 1 H' X ' l 1 Q lv S '- , ar- - L ' T .V N 5' s, va Z . T ' f J - , . f ' X A'WV M, A ,y ' A 2411? Y f -' .- ga Q, we U50 'Ji 'V A , ...KL -nf .2 Some innate superiority distinguishes the masterpiece from other artistic works. In the same manner, the true Catholic woman is elevated above the realm of the commonplace by a certain combination of intangibles in her composition. A stroke of artistic genius, a touch of perfect coloring, a keener percep- tion ot his subject-these are the means the master uses. The Catholic woman in the making attains her added brilliance through the qualities she acquires as a result of her participation in extra-curricular activities. Good sportsmanship, generosity, musical and journalistic talents-each contributes something to the quality which distinguishes the true Catholic woman in her social life. THE GENRE OF LIFE AT LITTLE FLCWER AFTER THREE COUNCILORS l' A 'l:u 't21f, C' fL LiEC 'S ' pug mio pr f:c.erm'r L' ' ifdei' t fe r l ret ,xrrerx Cd:U'C a :,' vwststtmg or: ln We mower lt tie. C611 'Q ,mg frsrow . r PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Barbara Madge a vntal llnk between the students and the faculty strengthens the loyalty and ccnfldence of her classmates X C in W . I AMBASSADORS OF GOOD W'LL Vt e pvesrdnnt M A K n nedy and Secretary A M B e h to keep the stu en government vunmng smoothly M Y, S.. .ri in 4, ' , V, - 4-1 -4-nu. ...g Z.. bw, 'K E PlURlBUS UNUMA' A group unrted to enforce the laws of school government the Student Council. Row l- M. Daley, M. Cole, A. Boyce, M. Conway, M Haggerty, B. Saucrwald. Row 2: J, Srburkis, P. Webb, M. Beck, M. Rizzo, M. A. Ken- nedy, B Madge, M, Charles, N. McLaughlin, C. Reagan. Row 3: E. Lawless, E. Stout, M. Fries, A Carr, M, Galiney, M. Marcinoy, M. McHale. Row 4. l Kravel, M, Donnelly, M. Cranage, F Coruluzzi, C. Mullarkey, A. Walker, E. Brennan, STUCK AGAIN' These are familiar word: to members of LF's locker J. BGYHSN- Row 5: P, Phelan, 5, Svrrvis, S, McPhrIlips, M, personnel. Under the counsel of Srstc-r Gabriella, S.S J., they are ever Gallagher, K. Maloney. on the lookout for timid freshman and conhdent Seniors. cb 'X 4 CHIEF JUDGE Mary Charles and Chief Deputy Michele Conway strive to maintain order and lustice in every phase of student life at Little Flower. ANYONE FOR LUNCH9 The Cafelerra Personnel wnth Sr Zulu Marla are S Mullen E Bunhng J Narke A Montone T Lavelle Z Brlbow aasrs ue er Ly ns A McNamara Umle H I P Bradley B Veher J ODonnell J Osowsko M McLaughlln J McDonald P Webb A Haggerry M Greene D Onorato C Kllyan A Renshaw DETENTION IN ROOM rs the darly announcement o P Webb l7 24 367 P Foulk ands M Ward wnh her locker combmotuon INVALUABLE are lhe services rendered by ihe Bradley twlns rn the D O TRUSTY TRAFFlC GUIDES are represenlahves of Jumor Council P Woolverron C Hughes A Smekal P Back A Imperial M Kuefler S DrVnan lonro C Kaelm D Madden A Gradl J Coventry J Blrkenheuer E Edwards L Jones G Ahnovrlch empsey P Oales C esser Turner 1 M Shnner V Slellacne E OBnan Salerno B Kam J Mncolelh E Ward A Ma on HOMEROOM LEADERS of sophomore and rumor sections are Row 1 R. Boehmke, M Bczrlas, H, Toner, C. Mannlno, J. lslvumlr, M Srrovo, A. Longo, M. Florlrowslu, M A. Doylrr, M. Dunfoc. Row 2 J. Looby, B. Kerismon, M. Vcxrga, D. Harrell, S Recd, P. Mullln, M Tulma. Row 3 A. Fragcmle, J. Marshall, P. Colo, A. Sculin, G Caruso, S. Kruszewski, S. Neycr Row -3, P. Fee, M. J, Vcrhaaren, B. Powers, M M Molander, J, Bock. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Row l D. Louzon, B. Alfomare, R. Chrosfowslu, R Korn F. D:-Marco, M. Grady, N Tesla P, Kelly, .l, Fnordelrse Row 2 B. Rauch, D. Shookowslcy, K. Morlon, K. Burke, S. Palmer, J. Yale, G Houhunk, J. Connaughlon J. Molloy. I N GOING UP7 The cheerful ,mllv of M Conway grecls M, Donnelly as sho ports for duly on the elm-valor l.-Sca'..i1k, 1' gi, .j LOOK AT THE BIRDIEI President S. Esten explains the art of photography. Absorbing her words care: D. Dietz, T. Skiendzielewsko, M. Ponczka, H. Metzenroth, S. McAninIey, R. Lynch, W, Murphy, B. Heaney, A. Nicoletti, G. Pawlowska, L. Davis, M, Hass, ond M. Weiss. Other equipment is inspected by K. Hess, J. Koziela, M. Klopfte, R. McLaughlin, M. Even, and J. Poplaska. 5 HERE IS AN INTERESTING LEAF, points out Sister Cecilia Agnes, O.S.F., moderator, to the members of the Biology Club on their visit to the Morris Arboretum. INTRODUCTION TO EXTRA CURRICULAR .A LITTLE FLOWERS BOOKLAND' ler C Buckley S Banach M Vlret and A Arcaro drrected by Sister Mary Dorothy S N D process matenals for ctrcula tlon 'P 1 WE THE PEOPLE OF PHILADELPHIA are portrayed by members of the Hlstory Club J Coventry P Laverack P Came A Cooke B Torpey J Brrkenheuer J Baran lseatedl P Morrrs D Mnlewska J Kullron E Edwards C Rnley P Augustme D Devlm and M Tullna YOU RE IN' Consul J Serfert presents puns to new members of the Natnonal Classncal League lndnvuduallty and orugmallty mark the truly superb work of art and how better are these qualntues attauned than by extra Currocular activities Ancient Customs and hnstoruc mcnclents become realutxes an Hnstory Club meetings puzzlung problems cease to exust when senzed by the mem bers of the Mathematics Club The Altar Socuety keeps busy by practucal service for Mass and reluglous ceremomes - I . , A , . . i , 4 - I 1 N ' : . , . , . ,y . , , . , . , . , g . . . . - - , y - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1- C . ' , . V , . l , . I . 1 4 A . Ever busy student aides, D. Mil- l I ' I A . ' 1 - . -1 4 . - I 1 4 f -4 , . . . . 'V.,,..- ,- 4- . V V 1 Q . I x . - F A . . 1 . 2 4.1.4 kai' ff, ACTIVITIES The Latin, German, French, and Span- ish Clubs all delve into the languages and activities ot distant lands. With the click- ing ot the Photography Club's cameras, events are preserved for the future. The pros and cons ot current questions are formally discussed by the worthy mem- bers ot the Debate Club, while Biology Club members gain greater appreciation of nature's intricate forms. ARTISTICALLY INCLINED? Freshmen, under Sister Anne EIi1abeth's guidance, brighten pictures through the use of water colors. The result could possibly be a masterpiece. CHAPEL AIDES J. Morrison, D. Miller, K. Gorman, V. LciPIante tpresidentl, B. Monaghan, J. Brindle, M. McAIee, and R. Zink prepare the altar with zeal and love for the Lord. TIME OUT FOR SOME SPANISH SONGS! -A Ren- shaw, M. Clarke, P. Williams, H. Hutchinson, A. Ierovante, B. Lewis, G. Keppard, E. Castello, J. Judd, M. Golbeski, P. Troiecki, and F. Coraluzzi enioy Spanish Club meeting. I- nav REBUTTALS, THE KEY TO SUCCESS. Debate Club members discuss the value of good cross-questioning in winning debates and oratorical contests. Seated: J. Wells, N. Hare, C. Kenney, P. McFarlane, S. Mogronn. Standing: K. Patanovich, M. WorrelI,,D. Kershes, J. Brindle, F. Krivo, J. Hedley, B. Taylor. NEWS AND VIEWS are the obiectives of these future Theresian staff members in their sophomore newspaper, the Floretta. E, Bleil, M. Bradley, and B. Toich explain' the technique of making lay-outs to D. Pero, P. Alegado, L. Liszewski, C. Ziegler, M. Campeggio, A. Devine, R. Howard, E. McKenna, and E. O'DonnelI. f, . ' Q x Sarah Servis French Club-President Eleanor Lyons Debate Club-President Ze ff qt yy, l Marcia Golbeski Spanish Club-President Susanne Eslen Photography Club-President JA DAS IST . . . chime the members of the German Club. Singing the Liechtensteiner Polka with full hearts are L. Sasnauskas, J. Seifert, M. Gibbons, R Korn C. Wagner, M. Muller, A. DiSandro, and E. Keil. STAGE STRUCK! Junior dramatists P. McGee, J. Gatlin, C. DiVito, A. Schmid, enact a scene, guided by Miss Winklefs instructions. Eagerly they look forward to their own dramatic production, the Junior Play. Mission Representatives invade the homerooms each morning caioling reluctant misses into donat- ing much-needed pennies. The Catholic Press will someday profit by the precise training given members of the Avila and Sale-sian Clubs. As Art Club members post their original and colorful posters and pictures throughout the school each month, we find ourselves gazing with the admira- tion clue all such works of art. A-x fi Janice Seifert Mary Ann Lawlor Latin Club-President Biology Club-President G54 Rita Korn German Club-President 5 J 9 l -Q., M MI' env Above: ALLEZ-OP, o French version of Bingo, enlivens this French Club meeting. Who will win the game? wonders S. Servis, Club president, Right: SWING YOUR PARTNERS! Members of the Mathematics Club win the approval of other members by their lively square dancing in geometric designs. Lower Lett: PLAY- ING DOLLS? No! The Senior Class has just adopted a new mission doll. Wim -., iffy-1 I .- fi It 1 r,'f.x lk! .bg ni EAGER BEAVERS! A Cullevton, M. Mulgrew, E. Diamond, C. Kerns, K. Kempski, K. Quinn, B. Giba, D. Kershes, M. Bell examine layouts for the '59 yearbook. THIS STORY CAN BE lLLUS- TRATEDN declares S Duffy at a pveliminaiy discussion of the GARLAND MAGAZINE. The Ai! Stun decides on suitable om- cles for illustravicn, SX Ei S TRICKS OF THE TRADE are taught Yo sopho move iournalists: C, Gillis, D. Whitty, P. Flynn C. Kozubul, C, Witkowslsi, A. Fenton, A. Gapsis L. Gould, A. Rayner, J. Ulrich, M. Quinn C, Kostrzewska, T. Grzeczkowski, and l. Krei bick, by Sisver Michel Marie. 'Ig- Ellzabeth Lawless, Prefecl ONLY ONE MONTH MORE TO GO! Hope ful probctioners anxiously look forward to their long-awaited reception into H10 Sodality, OUR LADY MAKE SPEED TO BEFRIEND ME' The rccrtatuon err sp ntual I S :vm to attain virtues, the soclalists of the Little Omce of Our Lady plays an umportant role rn the :ncrease good habnts to make a strong foundation for the TA. wiv' PACLSETTERS IN FASH I CN LOVELY T0 LOOK AT fand surely they are. The dresses being modeled are all the work of the Clothing Class-Z. Bilbow, A. Mawhinney, C. Butler, and A. Szymanski. PRETTY AS A PICTURE! While the work is hard, their labors are iustly rewarded as B. Drea, P, Frain, J. Petusky, H. Ring, and S. Savitsky proudly show oft their eye-catching blouse and skirt ensembles. With a deft hand in the use of needle and thread, horne economics students undertake the task of pinning, pasting, and hemrning. The principles taught in theory are applied to lovely garments which display a knowledge of fashion and design. An acquisition of taste in choice of fabrics and color will aid the future homemaker. A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE! Taken literally, the stitches saved prove invaluable as L. Bodnik, J. Donaghy, A. Mahon, K. Smith, J. Connuughton, and M. Conway display the fruits of their labors. Yes, the do-it-yourself craze has invaded Little Flower. THINKING IN PRINT IN THE. . 1958 THERESIAN Y hnntswn my WHATS THAT AGAIN? -queries P, McPeak of C. Reese, as the girls plan page make-up and check quotations. M. Sullivan, M. McPeak, and S. Foody strive for a first-class newspaper. RELIABILITY- Rosemary Catona spots the essential quality at a good reporter. M. Carlino, A. Foley, M. Klopfle, and S. Schultz make certain that the other characteristics will round out the typical Theresian staff member. TS' - J f Jean Truzuslmowska Margaret Carlino Anne Foley FHS?-P096 EC-UID' Second-page Editor Third-page Editor A A I ,Q J. A The most sought atter article in LF each month is The Theresian. Its accurate news items and controversial views delight the heart of freshman and senior alike. Editorials, reviews, sports, inter- views, and columns-all combine to produce a school newspaper which excels in any tield. Under the capable supervision of Sister Thomas Michael, l.H.M., it affords pleasure and profit, as well as perfection in content and style. How true is the motto, Really, EVERYBODY in Little Flower reads The Theresianf' Q-no Q ' KEEP THE PRESSES ROLLING! -For printing a good newspaper, team work is required. R. Zee A. Schultz, C. Polisano, D. Sommerfeld, and C. Red ding set the stcge for c good iob. If I, 07 ., t' i f 1 CII -Z Ex 'Nw 4 1, Mary Murphy Fourth-page Editor the Theresicn. 4-1 LEADING HER STAFF on the road to success is Margaret Klopfle, editor-in-chi f of CHERISHED RECORD VISUALIZED IN . Dolores Fehrenbach Kathleen Beck Copy Editor Literary Editor JAR .J ! 1 t The Garland, cnerislted ntemento ot tender and exciting moments of our school days, will always rernain one of our naost prized possessions. Tne Literary Edition, presented after rnid-year exami- nations, consists of student and stall creative writing, in poetry, editorials, essays, and stories. The centenary of Our Lady s apparitions to Sain? Bernadette was tlte tlteine of tlie i958 ipagazine, The May edition, pictorial ltistory of tlie year, is eagerly awaited lay our students and inen-bers ot our faculty as well. Botlw publications have been consistent prize winners in rigid competi- tions. A WINNING TEAM OF WRITERS! That is our GARLAND staff with its editors, Linda Mattern, Yearbook, and Patricia Atkin- son, Magazine, The cooperative spirit among the staff mem- bers has produced excellent results in both publications. .THE 1958 GARLAND Sheila Kelly Barbara Beach Poetry Editor Make-up Editor GARLAND TYPISTS J. Narke, C. Bonic, DeGovann, J. Leeds, B. Heaney, C. Rurante, and R. Kuhn are vital in producing the Garland. Not pictured are H. Lodge, M. Fort, and A. Liberatore. lF WE DO IT THIS WAY . . . are familiar words heard in the Garland S room. Staff members H. Link, E. Gradl, E. Voss, .l. Lang, C. Hosey, E. Erazmus, A. Laut, M. Schaeliler, V. Fries, A. DiSand:o, B. Heil, M. Gibbons, and M. Moyer consider picture placement. xx '5 xx A f'N . Aw vu' . R -?3i?'r5 . 41 3.. 9- .,-5-, ,- L, . . S 3-N- Y-Q N L T' as , 5 Q X A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY' M Stondeven K Kurz M Harvey F Kaspar E Poull N Roden burger and A Gczzillo await with anticipation and expectation the beginning of the first perform once of this years Musicale Y THE MERRY MUSIC MAKERS of Little Flower, M. Meehan, B. Kosylo, E. Vurrone, L. Haggerty, M. Milles, M. Pokropski, N. Wallgren, H. Gerluch, and D. Moyer strike o pretty pose while relaxing I x between performances, hoping that King Winter X will relent for the concert. 66 MUSIC-MINDED MISSES . . . MUSIC, THE MEMORY OF JOYS-How keen and brilliant is the music that our fellow students ofter tor the pleasure of classmates. Under the supervision of the Sisters, Servants ofthe Immaculate Heart of Mary, the music students display their rhythmic abilities at various programs throughout the year and in their crowning achievement, the annual MUSICALE. Just as an artist will work to produce a certain eftect of light and shadow, so our musicians painstakingly practice. Every nook and cranny of Little Flower echoes with melodious strains, and perseverance results in the perfect presentation. ,J v-fx JZ sv' Patricia James as Our lady, and Bernadette, por- x trayed by Barbara Miller and Mary Daniels, thrilled N' I' each successvve audlenre when the vlslon appeared THE SWEET STRAINS of the vtolm transport us as the years go rolling back a century of tame urttll tt ts February ,M 1858 at Nlassabuelle The malestuc cathedral fades to reveal the Grotto and the lovely vtsnon of Mary Immaculate as she speaks to the world through a llttle peasant gurl I am the Immaculate Conception As the sweet vonces thrall an Preludes to Eternity the audxence remams en trancecl thetr hearts swellmg wnth love of Mary 93-V' 'P Rn so Mn- 4' N ,4 if K . Z ,7 .L......,..,, Arlene Reibrlch Concerlmeisfer R Hx r, , I no Q, ,5 .- ffl n- fmafi- In X .L C. V SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA VIOLIN: A. Reibrich, B. Kosylu, E. Varrone, H. Gerlarh, C. Gurka, M. Meehan M. Milles, M. Wcllgren, L. ForsfhofTer, D. Kosylu, C. Dcwydowych, M. Dooley M. Ronda, G. Ellis, J. Ringler, A. Hendrick, L. Haggerty, D, Mayer, M. Pokropski E. Roman, H. Duwydowych, E. Dougherty, D. Doger, C. Breslin, C. Nick, C. Mon Hello, M. Reed, M. Rcbold, D. Mouer. VIOLA: M. Standeven, A. Gazzillo, C Kurz, M. Shcllcross, M. C AngeIo, A. Ferruro, S. Kulick, M. Rodenberger, E. Wort man, E. O'ConneII, K. Kcvancugh. VIOLONCELLO: E. Puull, N. Rodenberger, M Harvey, R. Hughes, T, Trcflcanle, E. Johanson, K. Feshuk. BASS: F. Kospar, W Taylor, D. Lolly, R, Pulile, L. Cullison, A. O'Leory. FLUTE: K. Keogh, I. Scrcewicz , I X B' J!! Dr. Jeno Donath Conductor PHILHARMONIC STRAINS resound through the air. Dr. Donath gives the signal, and beautiful melodies form enchanting masterpieces of sound. The audience sits spellbound as Operatic Gems and Stardust strike a familiar note. Autumn Sere- nade, by Peter de Rose, Oriental Fantasy, arranged by Dr. Donath, including selections from Scheher- azade, Hymn to the Sun, and Persian Market, and Cole Porter's In the Still of the Night prove the fine technique of the performers. J. Wood, E. Janzer. OBOE: P. Sharpe, A. McFadden, S. Tokarski, M. Crawford. CLARINET: P. Mahoney, C. McDaid, E. Milles, J. Hannis, C. DiTommaso, M. Campellone. BASSOON: M. Schlosser, M. Mannis, M. Sanders, J. Driscoll. FRENCH HORN: M. Daley, C. Bova, R. Hamilton, J. Prisco, A. Rossi, M. Cronin. TRUMPET: M. Calligan, E. Towey, P. Bobbin, A. Shanks, P. Babian, J. M:Keon, E. Meade. TROMBONE: R. Stenger, M. Kenny, D. Konen, J. Takacs, J. Maruak, L. Brandes. TUBA: B. Carroll. HARP: M. Nyzio, F. Nicolletti, R. Barnett, M. Krzeminski. PERCUS- SION: M. O'Connell, E. McCann, B. Gass, R. Weltx, l.. Leidy, A. Giel, M. Eller- kamp. PIANO: M. Guiniven. ORGAN: E. Paull, M. Nyzio, P. Callahan. STRAINS OF HEAVENLY PEACE . . . Harpists M. A. Nyzio and F. Nicoletti add their talents to organist E. Paull to give depth and delicacy to Peter de Rose's arrangement of Autumn Serenade. fi- Vito LaMonaca Band Conductor CLARINET: P. Mahoney, C. McDoid, C. DiTommaso, E. Milles, M. Campellone, J. Hannis, C. Bonowitl R, Mangler, M. St. Clair, M. McCormac, K. Cashman, K. Contino, G. Mcllhenney, B. Nyzio, B. Oveclra M. Dugan, C. Barnett, P. Mockaitis, J. Carpenter. FLUTE 8 PICCOLO: K. Keogh, I. Sarcewicz, J. Wood E. Janxer, G. Mulholland, B. Burke, M. Darnell, C. Keegan. OBOE: A. McFadden, P. Sharpe, S Tokarski, M. Crawford. Eb ALTO SAXOPHONE: V. Hecker, J. Stankus, M. Doherty, M. Sanders J. Driscoll, T. Lennon, L. Williams. TENOR SAXOPHONE: A. Darrah, M. McCalTery. BASSOON: M Schlosser, M. Mannis, M. Sanders, J. Driscoll. FRENCH HORN: M. Daley, C. Bova, R. Hamilton, M Cronin, J. Prisco, A. Rossi, M. Ambrose. SOLO CORNET: M. Galligan, P. Bobbin, A. Shanks, E. Towey TRUMPET I 8 II: P. Babian, J. McKeon. 2ND CORNET: M. Behrle, E. Meade. 3RD CORNET: E. McNally L. Fish, A. Steiger. TROMBONE: M. Kenny, D. Konen, J. Takacs, J. Marczak, P. Dougherty, M. Amato BARITONE: R. Stenger, L. Brandes, l. Cassady. TUBA: B. Carroll. STRING BASS: F. Kaspar, W. Taylor, D. Lally, R. Pulite, L. Cullison, J. Kalicki. HARP: M. Nyzio, F. Nicolletti, R. Barnett, M. Krzemiski PERCUSSION: M. O'Connell, E. McCann, B. Goss, R. Weltz, L. Leidy, A. Giel, M. Ellerkamp. .Q Q Q 'H gt : eg. vwmfee . , . 'W ll 'P J- J 'qi 'V ct an F o r . fl .I , ' Q GF.. Q' is M ea 3, T T6 ,lp , . W Yxm nlil - 'leg 'ser .3' .sk 1 SKS , s .. ., C, x ,. . V is severance have given these girls great musical ingenuity. THE CYMBALS CLASH and the march begins as senior percussion mem bers R. Weitz, E. McCann, B. Gass, and M. 0'ConneIl set the pace for L.F.'s seventeenth Musicale. RHYTHMIC STRAINS PLAYED BY OUR SYMPHONIC BAND AND THE BAND PLAYED ON-Under the commanding baton of Mr. Vito La Monaca, conductor of Little Flovver's symphonic band, spirited performances are produced. These girls, well- trained in their musical endeavors, add a flourish to all school functions in which they participate. A fanciful rhythm is struck as they help to add to the gay moments of the Freshman Day play. Installation, Christmas play-every occasion of note finds them ready. The Overture from If I Were King, Stephen Foster's Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair, The Chimes of Iron Mountain, Arrangers' Holiday, among other numbers, delighted the audience at the annual Musicale. SOUSA WOULD BE PROUD of the stirring music produced by the senior section leaders M. Galligan, M. Daley, M. Kenny, R. Stenger P Mahoney, A. McFadden, and K. Keogh. Hours of practice and per VIBRANT VOICES IN UNISON SILVER-VOlCED SOPRANOS, and mellow altos blend in a variety of enchanting nnelodies. ln the Musicale, the gentle strains ot Tutu Mararnlpa recalled a South American mother singing a lullahy, merrily Cranberry Corners, U.S.A., brought to all the fresh appeal of small town atmosphere, and the fervent prayer of the traditional Lourdes hymn Ave, Ave, Ave Maria spread a reverent silence over the auditorium, to be carried to exultation in Preludes to Eternity, This was truly our tribute to Our Lady of the Grotto. 5 TUTU MARAMBA, a Brazilian Lullaby, delighted the audience. Here E. Hughes, R. Petetti, I. Krieger, and J. Matthews scan the score. 'W' 7 2 in If 'n I D rt ,IGH 'lii NA, .. K 9 , . I x J E -li I Q i t N ' .J ak ' UIMMACULATE MARY! OUR HEARTS ARE ON FIRE. Glee club members M. McNally, A. Grimes, R. Haas, P. Clarke, R. A. Kaiser, and M. Mozzoli praise the anniversary of Our Lady's Apparition at Lourdes as the Finale brings our musicale to a reverent close. Evelyn Paull Accompanist .,,s , , , ' ,. .9 pg r-. , .X . k . .- h 'Q v J, , 4 A , ' 4. . . d. . I ' . A - K UQ, +V f . x ' 1 1 . I 'X if i f 1 ' --V Ja , . C ' I OA! H mir ' S A ' Q.. ,lr w ' K W1 r ' X s - ,4k,V 1' sm. . A :JL in y , . ' r 41 1 f r Nl xc 4 - . A 'X' A AX4 54, X -1 iv , si A ,. X A X A f is ' ily! 4 r FIRST SOPRANOS: E. Alba, V. Callaghan, A. Christian, M F. Duffy, M. Eliaschewsky, J. Flood, K. Gaul E. Grady, A Grimes, R. Haas, E. Hassan, S. Hall, M. Hearn I. Hrabowewsky, E. Hughes. L. Kavcak R. Kearney, D. Kelly J. Kelly, M. Kennedy, B. Koehler, l. Krieger, A. Lehr, M, Liebsch, J, Malia, P Mar!in, M. McVail, S. Nervz .l. Malloy, M. Mozzoli C. O'Donnell, A. Planarnenle, J, Quaid, P. Quirk E. Reiallick. L. Roberts, E. Rodgers, J. S1evenson, C. Weiser, G. Zearfcus. SECOND SOPRANOS: M. Breslin F. Clarke, P. Collins C. Copeland, L. DiFehk-o, M A. Doyle, A. M. Drysdale, J. Edinger, M. Farrell A. Fisclr, T Frazier, B. Gordon, C. Hanson, J. Hummel, A. Jackson, J. Julian, J. Jungkurrl-i, R. Kaiser F. Keck, M. Lomperf, A Larkin, J. Matthews, M. McNally, M. Ncrhill, R. Pelelvi, R. Pfeiffer, M. Pofok J. Rentz, l. Schmidt, M. Vaisnys, E. Wood. ALTOSI P Augusfine, D. Braig, B. Collins, K. Coyle, M Cragg, R. Cragg, A. Croul. E. Dean, A, Dc-Baecke, P. Gavin, J. Klbbe, P. Kelly, B. Kurdzeil, C, Marlin E. McMenamin, M McNasby, P, Murphy, M. Per'-inteau, D. Rice, N. Testa, M. Wanner, G. Whitman P. Williams, P. Youll, B. Zolkiewicz. 6 L 5 ' g If F' ' 5 l I I I 5 f-5 , ' 4 xi ' 6 4 I4 - I 1 - i 1 it-5 ., . , J -4 1 '- , 1 DANCE, BALLERINA, DANCE . . . Little Flower's favorite ballet dancers pose charmingly as they complete the routine for Oh, What a Beautiful Morning. C. Johnson, Nl. Eliaschewsky, E. Wood, R. Nylio, and M. J. Verhaaren, not shown, delighted the audience. lr- .3 SAILING, SAILING over the bounding Main . . . the sailors of the Good Ship L.F. make known the ioy they are sharing in tapping this familiar tune. C. Calhoun, J. Kane, and the French cook, T. Lavelle, have mastered the hornpipe. AROUND THE WORLD we've searched for you . . . and in this world there is no school Hner than Little Flower. Captain Smollett and his crew explain to the stowaway freshman that it is they who must maintain this excellence. Through our annual Little Flower Day Program, our green-emblemed newcomers receive a hearty welcome. They are given details of the various activities throughout the school and are reminded that these will serve as tools in achieving their purpose. En route to Treasure Island, the crew explains the Little Flower Code by which they will chart their four-year course, for in the words of Captain Smollett, Good Freshmen Make Good Seniors. LITTLE FLOWER DAY ..- J I- fx I., 'L . V .8 J -A 'T l I s - D , , v A ,M . ' t-1 Q I .J . 2 . 4 - 7 -'I r ll PUT DOWN SIX AND CARRY TWO . . . orders the Glee Club to freshmen stowaways D. Dehner, A. LaMare, C. Breen, M, Fitzgerald, P, Herrshaft, and M. A. Moyer. Reading, writing, and 'rithmetic are -if essential on this cruise. ' AHOY THERE!+ExpIoining the purpose of the voyage is done most effectively by these merry mates, the Glee Club, as they strike up a cheer for good fortune. Guiding the Good Ship LF. along its venturesome way through Little Flower are M. Howland, P. McBride, M. Caluzzi, K. Hutelmyer, First Mate M. Hogan, Captain M. White, Cabin Boy Jim Hawkins, C. Durante, M. Murphy, P. McGee, L. Kovac, and P. Fahs. ,Un it 'i 75 ABSTRACT FRIVOLITY AND TRADITIONAL TABLEAU The great day approachnng all Lnttle Flower IS aware that soon rt wnll be Chrmstrnas Homerooms decked wnth bells holly and brught rlbbons dusplay on each bulletnn board the tradmonal crab shepherds wnth thenr flocks or the star of Bethlehem shunung on the Infant Kung The corridors echo each day with Sllent Nxght Adeste Fndelx Garez mes Enfants Vlcentullo a d hr Kunderleun Kommet Sulver chnmes ranging out lnspure us with the true Chrustmas spsrlt, the splrut of LOVE CHRISTMAS WITHOUT SANTA CLAUS7 Not this year thanks to the IDIDISTYGTIOHS of all hrs frlends ond helpers Where would he be wlthout the comblned eITorts of Father Brown the art students and the stage crew whose long hours of hard work produced the reindeer slelgh and the many other Christmas effects? 'Q Q-1 ' 1 Q u 5x O COME LET US ADORE HIM' Clear young volces and snlver bells rung out gnvmg everyone o warm Chnstmos glow of peace loy and good wull hghtmg the world with love of Chnsl i A f ' 'ghi I R 5 . T l , ,li f -I 35 3 I-5-,sy .1 ,fw- ill- T 2 146. ' ' .gk W. . I . . It xy 1 l . . . . I - I ' I , f . . I . I .. .I , , I X . ' I ' ' ' Q DON'T WORRY, SANTA! Mrs. Claus lA. lannuccil, Nurse Miss Angie lC. Breenl, and Dr. Mistletoe lE. Retallickl assure Santo Claus that his elves IP. Alegcdo, M. Bradley, M. Gushue, A. Foley, D, Preston, and M. Carlinol are taking care of everything. l 75 ffzslfllllf . ' L- ONE MORE JOB is well done and there is one less care for St. Nick. The nine little snowflakes, led by Susy Snowflake, not only load Santa's sleigh, but also cheer him with a lively dance routine. GLORY AND BEAUTY shine forth from this tableau of love, commemorating the birth of the Christ Child. Mary, B. Madge, and Joseph, M. A. Kennedy, humbly adore while the angels glorify the Babe. ..A ' STAGE as v. ai MQ? .fx ' - .UK- ,an-. .4.g. if V THE BEAUTIFUL LADY wants you to build a chapel in her honor at Massabielle and to have proces- sions there, declares Bernadette lB. Maddenl to Dean Peyramale lB. Rooneyl. The Dean's house- keeper, Celeste lB. Lewis! chats amiably with Bernadettes aunt lK. Bolesl as Bernadettes mother lK. Foyl and her sisters lJ. Peterson and F. Madden! tensely await the Dean's reaction. LETS GO HOME! Get off your knees! shout Marie lT. DON'T CRY, MOTHER, The beautiful lady will watch over Lavellel and Jean Abadie lM. Weberl as they toss pebbles us, comforts Bernadette lK. Hutelmyerl as her mother lK. at Bernadette lK, Hutelmyerl. Foyl breaks into tears. l ant the Ifnrnaculate Conception, spoke the Virgin Mother of God to the peasant child Bernadette, one hundred years ago. Into a tired, ravaged country the Holy Virgin brought nerr hope and relief troop ungoclliness and materlalisrn, Her vital message, kept alive in the hearts ot Catholics erer since, is again brought before us as the senior nrennbers ot the Drantatics Club enact The Song of Berna- dette, the play especially chosen for this, the Centenary of the Apparitions at Lourdes. fe Nt 'ff ,415 i' 4 79 so Zi ,f s-5 U -1 THE SOUBIROUS FAMILY ID. Sweeney and J. Petersonl visit Sister Marie Bernard IB. Maddenl. Aunt Bernarde IP. Joniecl gives Bouriette IJ, Christie! a gentle hint as the reunion is 1 supervised by the two sisters IC. Reagan and M. Cikotasl. BERNADETTE S MOTHER IK. Foyl comforts Bernadette IK. Hutelmyerl as Madame Pc-met, the nurse IM. Cruciel tries to lure Bernadette to an institution. M. Jacomet IB. Kcenanl listens apprehensively, doubtful of OUR STARS ARE SUPPORTED BY THE MIRACULOUS WATER will cure my child, declares the frantic mother IC. Wagnerl. Watching the unmoving child in the icy water are Aunt Bernarde IP. Joniecl, Louise Soubirous, Bernadette's mother IK. Foyl, Madame Salou IP. Petersl, Louise Bouriette IJ. Christiel, Antoine Nicolau ID. Griftinl, Marie Soubirous IT. Lavellel, and Jacomet IB. Keenanl. 1.1 u CAST Sister Marie Therese Vauzous ..... ...MarY Cikvtvs Helen Kendrizk Jeanne Adabie ..., ......, A N10 l-G MCH? Bernadette Soubirous.. ...Katherine Hutelmyer Bernadette Madden Marie Soubirous .. . THBYGSG LGVell9 Joan Peterson Students ...,.... . . . Barbara Casey, Margaret Dugery, Lynne Heath, Maureen Quinn, Cecilia Reagan Arlene Wenzler Dean Peyramale ... Louise Soubirous .... Soubirous . .,... . Croisine Bouhouhorts Louis Bouriette .,... Bernarde Casterot.. Madame Saiou . . Antoine Nicolau Mayor Lacade ,,.. Jacomet . . . . Dr. Dozous. .. Celeste .... Madame Pernet .. Mother Josephine . Extra ..... ...... Helen Kendrick-Siste r Marie Therese ..,Bob Rooney . ...Kathleen Foy . . .Dennis Sweeney .Catherine Wagner Marian White . . . .Jim Christie ..Kathleen Boles Patricia Joniec .Dorothy Gabrick Patricia Peters .. David Griffin .. Nick Delliponti . Bob Keenan ... John Farnish Geraldine Keppard Barbara Lewis Miriam Cruice . Cecilia Reagan . Henry Voorhees J USCHOOL DAYS . . . Good old golden rule days . . . the motto of Bernadette's classmates M. Quinn, B. Casey, C. Reagan, L. Heath, B. Madden, M. Dugery, J. Peterson, M. Weber, and Sister Marie Therese IM. Cikotasl. lT'S OFF TO WORK WE GO! -smile the stage new members, who also played a vital part in The Sang of Bernadette, M. Aldrich, P. Laverack, E. Paull, P. McGee, J. Micoletti, M. Ciglar, P. Woolverton, A. Schmid, T. Jastrzamski, C. Volpe, A. Gradl, and H. Voorhees. Kathleen Boles-Bernarde Casterot Anna laMare-Jeanne Abadie Maryann Weber-Jeanne Abadie ,aw . . Y' .',, - s3Q.91i'i:'1 , J . - 9'f , Seniors experienced an Affair To Rernernberu as a brilliant stroke .was added To The Master- piece. Happiness rad a'ed Trorn The heart of each girl, which il expressed in .words would have Deen, Dear God, Thank you for gifing fre To- night! The weather was beautifdl and clear. Flashing carnera bulbs in the hands of excited parents, The Thrilling compliments, The crowded dance Poor, The fragrance of flowers, and The srniles and laughTer made if Truly AN AFFAlR TO REMEMBER. OUR SPECIAL ANGELS for the night of nights were Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones, Jr. -4 ,-,, f IDS' A NIGHT TO REMEMBER J' THE FOUR CHEFS was transformed into a royal ballroom through the music of Victor Hugo's Collegiates while escorts twirl starry-eyed seniors through the enchanted night. Michele Conway, Prom Chairman, and her escort pose for a picture. B.. T7 K7 L . v WONDERFUL WONDERFUL were the resvlts of the efforts of the Prom Commuttee members to make our Prom a success Seated P Catlahan T ourke M Gaim y M Co way R Aduxno M I grbbons Stcmdeng M Marcmov H Locke S Mullen M De Carlo R Umtle D Shookowsky 8 Rauch P Hughes M Kennedy P Webb B Madge C Breen 'I -vs x I t 'ui DATE WITH AN ANGEL A Norms cdlusts A Shanks wust corso e whrle thenr escorts admnre the pleasant vrew an the mtrror M A Moyer and escort make c charmtng couple WHIRLING AMONG THE 5 ik, STARS I COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT- This is the feeling that invaded the heart of every Junior as she danced to the strains of La Salle's Wisterians on the evening of May 17, 1957. Unforgetta- ble best describes this long-awaited and thrilling event. Almost Paradise describes the way each girl feels about her Once in a Lifetime Junior Prom. The gymnasium is transformed into Heaven on Earth where Young and Foolish juniors svvirl to the LaSalle dance band's music. You're Sensational describes our wonderful committee who worked so hard to make these Moments to Remember so successful. For our escorts there is You're My Everything, while the evening closes as we dance to Goodnight, My Love. x SNL VISIONS OF DELIGHT-This describes our Com- mittee: A. Boyce, R. Umile, S. Mullen, R. Pfeiffer, A. McNamara, P. Webb, E. Logan, C. Gola, P. Kelly, P. Hughes, R. Stenger, S. Esten, M. DeCarlo, P. McAndress, R. Arduino, B. Sauerwald, and A. Pronelewicz. ,fx L FROM THE FIRST HELLO TO THE LAST GOODBYE-These care- free, light-hearted iuniors anticipate a wonderful, never-to-be- forgotten evening which was chaperoned by Miss Mary Spath, Mr. Thomas Salecki, Father Brown, Miss Marie Whalen, and Mr. John Molcken. xb gf' ,.,f In 'V ff , 4..,' I A -'QQ' 'av 'VX Ni.. a Tk 'x I X sx 'N '-1 ,P 'X' 'A wg i 3 '2 v- 1 BX x X 'x sr J .s ' 'L' f 6- 7 qw :EQ fx ' I A ' 'K I . --QLL., M-B I nv- .,-- w A, . .X if 'ff 1 K' , I , . ,P ,, X Sf K V X. XX i A X X x 'p N-V4 , x I 4 XX X I p-.. 5 4 MY FLESH IS FOOD INDEED . . Prepcring to receive Holy Communion, these girls pray wivh fervenf devovion M Plcrnich, M. Foster, F. Corciuzzi, and F. Blessing. Standing: A. Bclkenhol, R. Boehmke, J. Micoletii, and K. Tolond. 'ff' BOUND WITH THE GUIDING VIRTUES OF FAITH HOPE and CHARITY Ltve pure speak true rtght wrong and follow the Kung Thts prtncuple ts espectally emphasized durtng the most tmportant exerctse ot the enttre school year the three days retreat at Ltttle Flower lnsptred by retreat masters and gutded by teachers Ltttle Flowerttes turn thetr thoughts to the sptrttual Durtng these days of prayer and stlence attendance at Mass conferences Benedtctton datly recttatton of the rosary and sptrttual readtng help to clartty :deals The students accept thus as an opportune ttme to obtatn sptrttual ortentatton 8 THE GREATEST ACT OF ADORATION the Sacnfice of the Mass' Llttle Flowentes tom wlth the prlest In offerlng thus most Important act of worshlp COME FOLLOW ME Ltstenmg to theur re SILENCE IS GOLDEN espectally when PRAY THE ROSARY Wvth Our treat muster the sensors open their mtnds to one used for the contemplation f our rel Lodys words In their hearts the stu of hts Informative speeches glon as this class IS domg dents reute the rosary on the campus P f X 1 gli 32 ACCEPT THIS CROWN, sweet Mary, and with it the loving heart of each student at Little Flower. Symbolic roses carry the incense of our devotion. Scdalists, especially dedicated to her honor, form a privileged guard. 'v it UNDER BANNERS of Church, Country, and School, we march in solemn procession past our beloved patroness to gather prayerfully at Benediction. SHE IS YOUR MODEL-was the theme of the inspiring talk given by Reverend Father Martin during the ceremonies of our annual May Procession. QUEEN or HEAVEN AND EARTH MARY-LIKE IN SOUL AND BODY are words sung by Little Flower students as they participate in the May Procession. With their heads covered with white veils of simplicity and their hearts resting in the shadow of Marys love, they consecrate themselves to our Blessed Lady. An offering of flowers expresses their love to Mary for her protection throughout the year. Dedicating themselves to her Immaculate Heart, they bind their hearts with ties of love. DISPLAYED BY THE 1958 VICTORY' IT IS OJRN Long hoora ot practrce under true gototance ot Mtss Manta Byron am! the support ot enthostastc spectators name ertted the tttle t Champs for L F s Varstty For the fourth trme hard work and good sportsrhan shrp have grven the Monsngnor Bonner Merhorlal trophy to the Team and their 3000 fans The key to the-ur success love of Alma Mater whether In defeat or vlctory THE VICTORS Row Laughlin S Walsh Mechler P Clemmer Row 3 M Donnelly D Denuken E Mclaughlln G Intnerl K Tappet! Co capmnns F Dellsle and A Carney Row 2 K c Santoro M Tnppetf Whltecar Row 4 M Madden P Weed J Baker S Cunningham M Egan R Lafferty Row 5 OHea N Lynn K Esposno and P Renh Judnh A Curry President of A A ..1.A-- ...J 5 an ax-gg-sc-an awww 5 :FFF ' iT-7-rw?-xvtuvun-nvnw I J? TIME KEEPER5, HOSTESSES--Our A. A, Board: L. O'BoyIe, C. McLaughlin, M. Higgins, M. J. McCormick, F. Schultz, E. Schmidt, M. Remmlein, C. Janssen, J. Curry, R. Harkins, and P. Callahan. VARSITY CHAMPIONS FORWARDS Nancy Carney, Co-Captain, Viola Intrieri, Sally Walsh, Margery Tippett, Connie Tippett, Eileen McLaughlin, Patricia Payne. CHAMPIONS GUARDS S AS E9 T d I b lo . , . HASTE MAKE W T rf I '- 'I' ' Frances DeLisIe, Co-Captain, Kathryn McLaughlin, A , enseness mom S an no' 'mg egnis as Q I . A . West Catholic player tries to make a basket. K. McLaughlin and Patricia Clernrner, Grace Santoro, Sabina Cunning- P. clemmer cnemp, to balk her Mon. ham, Diane Deniken. V- GET THAT BALL! On the go! That's our team play as P. Clemmer, K. McLaughlin, and F. DeLisIe show the opposing force how it's really done. ISN'T LIFE WONDERFUL, asks Senior A. A. Board members R, Harkins, M. Higgins, M. J. McCormick, P. Callahan, and J. Curry, as they reioice over our championship. .5-6. K '. 'Li'- Q 'Hg 1' 1 113. an '-'ilk 42 Q - i 'P 5 N A Qs, E 'F 5 -o E u Q.. hazht, , . . F Q 'lu?'5 PRACTICE SHOWS RESULTS . IN OWLING The Bc.-. 'ng feaff 's ps' c3fC'F6:V Q? 'ne Many evra-corricolar ac .f't?es CF -.-mich LF, boass Atmefic ecfrwes som as 'fils are 'very important in the develoofneni ci a Q rl into a ine Catiwcli: '.'.o'r1an. lt is at this time Tnat she accgoires 'he cr1aracfera'Ecs cf gocd sportsmanship and under- standing. Elizabeth Baskin lBowling Captainl HPOODLES PROHIBITEDH is the motto of the bowling team whose members include: D. Spirk, D. Onorato, A. O'Rourke, A. Sykes, R. Boyle, M. Daley, J. Craven, J. Szuszczewicz, E. Baskin, Coptciri, G. Horchuck, R, Zink, K. Gorman, A. M. Glinske, P. Gormley, C, Necci, and P, James. They proudly represent our Alma Mater and boast of being one of the few Catholic schools with such an active team. I' l lf' .XY . , -' ' sy. I 1? f , ,. STRIKE! Sure shots, like this, can overpower our opponents. . AND INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL HEADS UP! cry out the spectators, and all eyes are directed toward the ceiling at the play-off between the seniors and iuniors. The gold-emblemed girls went on to capture the school champion- ship, defeating the iuniors, 80-33, after having topped the sophomores, 58-12. BE KIND TO LITTLE SISTER . . . but not in the Junior-Freshman game SUCCESS lS OURS can easily be seen on the smiling faces ofthe seniors says the rose-emblemed girls as they defeated the Green team, 58-31, M. Tippeit, P. Callahan, S. Walsh, A. Carney, V. lntrieri, C. McLaughlin and thus tried for the school championship. G. Santoro, F. De Lisle, and P. Payne. L-,Huw-,,,,..... 'H 'Fall 9. L . , , affix, Qu PM L S! Liam in i 1 19 -. E33 it . E53 A I Li-35,53 i5'F.:.:FEi:5Qii 523.5555 hiya ugfi'-finial H sys, I AQ if The artist feels a personal pride in accomplishment as he steps back to view the finished canvas. It is too soon to say whether or not his artistic effort is to be acclaimed a world's masterpiece, but the artist, having put himself into his creation, may consider it so. As we complete our portrait of the young Catholic woman at graduation, we, also, may feel justifiably proud. None of us may ever be hailed as the true reflection of the Master whom we have copied, but with His help we must keep the canvas of our soul as perfect a copy as possible. EMERGING CONFIDENTLY IN BLENDED HARMONY THE CATHOLIC REMAINS PATIENT AND DILIGENT X Fl ENCIRCLED 1 u ' I ' M1 1 9 53' SlST ER PLEASE PUT ON MY RING beg M. Grady B Gousz S. Fred- : LI: N Frederick and H Fig-ntz, Sister Mory Gertrude IHM does h CVTOTS. IS IT REALLY TRUEI' exrloim proud Ring Representatives J. Con- nczughton, R Chrostowslri, K. Burke, A, Bcllrenhol G. Horclwclf, M. Grady J. Frordelrse F. DeMc1rco, U, Tr-sto, P. Kelly, D. Shookowslsy, B. Rouch, K. Morton, J. Melley, S. Palmer, J Yolo, B. Madge, M. A. Kennedy, R Korn, and D. Louzon. . . THREE TIMES FOR GOOD LUCK, - The turning of the rings is cr familiar scene, as well os can old custom in Little Flower. This es just what is being done in Sister Mary Suscrfs homeroom, Swollen fingers but happy hearts will be tomor- row's results. -S f.,....-,.f. Y' Q X X i- WE PLEDGE OUR ALL TO GOD AND YOU . . . --This A pledge will be renewed by every senior each time she glanzes at her school ring. THE RING IS A SYMBOL OF LOYALTY, Father Brown re- minded us. He then blessed the long-awaited, soon-to-be- distributed rings. The fulfillment of a tour-year dream was realized when we finally received them, v i -1 BY ETERNAL LOVE F i ' f 'Vigilate e' Orate' -theie words, 'nscribecl over 'ne cloor cf P ' l our afronees cel. at the Carmel te Ccnferv, E,-.e of Qt' have taken as a guide thrcugn life. Errgrarecl on of r of St, Therese can he appl eil 'O any phase of We 'r ff maferiallstlc .-.cr':i. Ne, 'fe graglefres Q? 1958, that .we 'hay receire Every rvonieh' .-.e possess me rl Alrva Materf.-.e will be CCVTSCLOJS watch to olzta n cdr c,-.rw rserfectfon art: eancthcaicn, hgh' and gdicehze vom the D r ngfe eyeeool cr fora ,, . .1- of 1 1 we significance, our Patroness, ,-.fill ,watch and pray. are alsoimpr 1fe:l'fv our hearts, nexer 'Q lie fcrgotfen. T le Flower nga, they his rhevo S chefy COYTSUBVT' y and may we Ar' 52 7 to cdr and HDOMINUS VOBISCUMH As we, the seniors of l958, kneel at holy Mass on Baccalaureate Day, we realize that at last we have reached our goal. Perhaps we remember the awe we felt as freshmen attending our first Thursday Mass. Or from the sophomore year we recall the bright day of the May Procession. Junior year brought that grace-filled day we were received into the Sodality. The golden ring day of senior year seems to have gust passed and we are united for the last time as Little Flower students to beg from God a blessing on our future lives f 'W 5' VW 77 Qev M nl -IJVSJ l00 VVQ I satis 11411 V V17 A' V ' :sr Y v . feV53v HAPPY YET SORROWFUL! . . . these words best describe us. We are happy because we are embarking on a new adventure, yet sad, for cs we walk from the church on the day of our Baccalaureate Moss, we leave behind four fruitful years. These years of work, prayer, and play have been the happiest in our lives. BARBARA MADGE, president of the class of '58, smiles with a touch of sadness as she recalls happy events of high school days. I OUR COLORS GLEAM in the sunlight The recessional begins ond we march HUMBLY WELL RECEIVE THEE May we out armed with a strong Faith ever be nourished by the Bread of Angels l x ,ii 3 mx sf , M..-1-,., ,W V . 4,,,,,,.-- 'w' on .4 K li 1- Q GRADLJATIQN DA! H ' -62 1 Q 6-ff Q 3 anon O G 'T C5 T' ,VW I 1. r C d C V Q. J Tokens of outstanding scholastic achievements are to deserving students. PROUD, WE YOUR BANNER FLlNG . . . Little Flowerites sing the Alma Mater for the very last time as a group. Twelve years of Catholic educa- tion have finished, and they are ready to face the world as devoted citizens and Catholic women. awarded THE GRADUATES HAVE THE PROFESSIONAL ToucH X'i'X'i tag - -'ll' 1' 5' 4 : ,Pq' f N , x imillgl ' I The feelings of each graduate are expressed in the valedictory. ALMA MATER Alma Mater, good and true, The pride of Church and city, We pledge our all to God and you Under Mary's mahtle blue. Our faith is anchored here With love that will light your yearsg Stauhch hearts will ever sing in praise of you. ,xg all ff,-.fr J fl, . -1, y f can i v 3 1 1 4 V GERALDINE A ELEANOR C ADAMS VIRGINIA A AIELLO LBA MARTHA R Alggg pgloggg 5 ALTMEIER ADAMCZYK 3376 Amber S1 1341 4840 Umbrra S1 1271 3310 Queen La 129 331 Grlham S1 1111 6707 Cornelius S1 1381 181 E Thompson 51 Joan ol Arc Holy Fomrly Sr Bridger 5, Hemy 5, Mhanasws 1341 S1 Adalberf T 1 qv BARBARA F ALTOMARE THERESA M AMON CILIA R ANGELO MARLENE H ARASKEWITZ ANTOINETTE F ARCARO ROSEMARIE R ARDUINO 7033 Mower S1 1191 2069 65111 Ave 1381 3846 Lawndale S1 1241 4225 Maywood S1 1241 4038 N Darren S1 1401 3940 N 61h S1 1401 Holy Cross S1 Benedrct Holy Innocenls Holy Innocenis S1 Veronrca Our Lady ol Pompeu 7917LumeIuIn Pk 1501 529 Acorn 51 1281 6106 Palmeflo S1 1201 4726 N MascherS1 1201 107E Du ham SI 1191 450 Howell S1 1201 S1 Raymond Holy Famrly S1 Wrllram S1 Ambrose Holy Cross S1 Wrlllam 1 i 1 i STELLA M BANACH CAROL A IANIC ELIZABETH M BARNETT JOAN C BARNET1' HELEN J IASGIL ELIIABETH A BASKIN 435 W Norrrs S1 1221 424W Hunhngdon 4241 N Reese S1 1401 3476 Helen Sl 1341 2020 WlImo1Sl 1241 2626N Darren S1 1331 SI Bonrlace S1 331 S1 Henry S1 Joan ol Arc Maier Dolorosa S1 Edward Sr Edward -?7 1 BARBARA 1' BEACH KATHLEEN A BECK MARY T BECK EILEEN F BEGLEY RUTH M BELCHER 30 W Apsley S1 1441 3053 Rorer S1 1341 3148 N 71h S1 1331 1985 Penfield SI 1381 2078 Kmgsron S1 1341 Sr Francrs o1Assrsr Asrensron S1 Bonaventure S1 Arhanasrus S1 Joan ol Arc I I X ' ' - A . . Sr. , ' 3 F bf r ' wr . . CE . . . . I CORDELIA A. ARMSTRONGSALLY B. ASCHENBRENNER PATRICIA M. ATKINSON PATRICIA A. BACK LEONA M. BAIRD ALICE R, BALKENHOL ' X 1 v ' ' r 1 , ' . I . . . ., , V yiQ1+.. ,vt IQ ,. -1 1:- 4-nr i3 A ,- 1' I JEAN A. BENO 3193 Janney St. 1341 St. George ' Vi ,- on 5 52111: N ..,, 4 ANN A. BENTHAM 3534 Kip St. 1341 St. Hugh NORENE F. BERGAN 6235 N. Lambert St. 1381 St. Benedict , I 452 l in-1 .. 5 2, 1. 'ii xr 3 4. if . - , 1 'ig i j ' 1 xlib iz. 4, ' LOOK TO THE FUTURE! Interest shows on all faces as future ' V iournalists listen to a profitable talk at the Villanova Press Con- . V ference. iq VV 1 MAUREEN A. BERGEN LOUISE M. BERNDLMAIER MILDRED C. BIANCO 838 E. Haines St. 1381 1620 Church St. 1241 326 Gilham St. 1111 lmmoc. Concep., Gtn. Mater Dolorosa St. William AQ Cn -N rr , - . L -W U- 1- N, L Q' M-e-nhgg' W , 'sr TXT V . ir' , ' - Q - y , 7 .ar ROSEMARY M. BIANCO ZITA M. BILBOW THELMA E. BISPELS EVELYN V. BLACKWELL ROSEMARIE R. BOBACK PATRICIA L. BOBBIN 326 Gilham St. 1111 4730 Silverwood St. 1281 2081 E. Lippincott St. 13411832 Champlost Ave. 1411 2022 Stenton Ave. 1381 7023 Mower St. 1191 St. William Holy Family Nativity St. Benedict St. Benedict Holy Cross 1 5ry..q1 fy' Y k ,M I. ,. A y ,.,, I K J -- -' f i A. -fr. ' ff' ' 5 QQ .Qi .Q-za , ' . , . . of ,... f . ' 1 ' ?Q'3iQE9'f7l 3 LORRAINE C. BODNIK 4211 Glenview 51.1351 JOAN M. BOHARSIK 2248 N. Paletharp St. 1331 St. Leo St. Boniface KV 015, YH, Z' 4 ' 5.15 ' 11 F - , 'Qi ANN T. BONFIGLIO GERALDINE M. BONNER 6459 N. Sydenham 439 W. Cayuga St. 1401 S1. 1261 St. Henry St. Benedict KATHLEEN A. BOLES 5535 N. 3rd St. 1201 Incarnation JOAN E. BOLTON 2615 E. Allegheny Ave. 1341 Nativity THE MAS TERPIE CE UN VE ILED .i-.. L. ROSANNE M BOTTA CECILIA M BOVA DORIS E BOWES uw 1413 E M1 Pleasant 4501 Whnaker Ave 1201 2938 N 61h S1 1331 Ave 1501 S1 Ambrose S1 Veromca g, S1 Raymond BEHOLD MY FLOWERS Our hearls upllfied un silent adoration echo 1he words of our school hymn ANNE M BOYCE ELIZABETH A BOYD BERNARDINEJ BOYLE 3052 Almond S1 1341 3742 5R Earlham S1 1291 316 W Durham Sl 1191 Nahvrfy S1 Bridge! Sl Madele:neSoph1e .X JOAN A BOYLE KATHLEEN R MARION M BRADLEY PATRICIA C BRADLEY PATRICIA F BRADLEY PAULA M BR LEY 5521 Ardlelgh SI 1381 208 Slearly S1 1111 2443 N Lawrence S1 1331 91 W Sharpnack S1 1191 4705 N 41h S1 1 W Sharpnack S1 1191 lmmac Concep Gln S1 Wlllsam S1 Edward S1 MadelemeSoph1e S1 Madelefne Sophie PHYLLIS R BRANTON CLARE A BREEN MARLENE E BREITWEISER 6059 N Marvme SI 1411 7926 Bayard S1 1501 6924 Forres1 Ave 1381 6813 N 201h S1 1381 Holy Angels S1 Raymond S1 A1hanasrus S1 Benedad .I I 95 Q-v ELAINE D BRENNAN ELLEN C BRENNER 614 E Weslmoreland 6727 N Lawrence Sl 1261 S1 1341 Ascension 51 Joseph, Cheltenham l A I 9 ' 1 R4 4,r 79 I I' . , J rl ,L ' V 12 f r 1 1 I Iv 1 l 1 , , 111' J A ' ' f '7, 1 ' sh? have - 'A I 4, l . V . ...V Q, -- Xi n g .f C 6' il A H 5 '-.Er ' If . 8 Q I -5, ge. , x Y A 1 I A Ig. we 5' ' J 1 , R R .... 11' , 1 'J 1 I A O- we 'yn 1, A .7 ' ' ls ' A I 1 X311 , 1, 1 y ,Q J V 'uk 1 :ob ' ' - I if f 7 19- Q.-f' MARGARETV BRESLIN PATRICIA M BRESLIN 4027 N Faurhnll SI 1401 1523 Wmgohockmg SI Veronica SI 401 f ' Q qv W5 41,1 MARIAN E BROGAN 124 E ChesInuI Hull Ave 1181 r MoIher ol Consolahon C BROPHY 5120N 2nd SI 1201 lncarnahon v 4? -41 'fm PETRONELLA B BUCIA 2722 E Madison SI 1341 SI dalberI CATHERINE E BUCKLEY 2252 N FronI SI 1331 VrsrIaIlon It '74- YXG -1 7,f1l V A. 1 jg Y: I g-ur ,411 7 2 4 JACQUELINE M BRETZ BARBARA M BRIGAN U BRILL 3904 Dungan SI 1241 1013 N York Rd W arI SI 5130 Mebus SI 1241 Hol In I S y nocen s I Davrd Ilow Grove ug SI Ambrose 'v- ,W it Wy LORETTAM BRUCE 1850E Allegheny Ave 1341 As nsro ETHEL M BUNTING 2626 Jasper SI 1251 rsrIaIron B- 1 NANCY A BURZYNSKI 3153 TllIon SI 1341 NaIrvrIy 3 10 FRANCES H BROEDERICK .l lv 1 VIRGINIA C BRUCKS 7020 llmeknln Pike 1381 SI AIhanasrus ,l 'Ui he Q... JOSEPHINE M MILDRED B I 188 BenezeI SI 1181 3524 GermanIown Our MoIher ol Consolahon Ave 1401 SI SIephen fi KATHRYN J 3528 N WaIer SI 1341 SI Hugh ,lv fr' 'i' no Jr PATRICIA A BURKE REGINA M BURNS 182 Sparks SI 1201 8122 FayeIIe SI 1501 SI Helena SI Raymond 'ilu CATHERINE M BUTLER JUDITH A CAIN JOAN M CALDERONI BEATRICEL CALHOUN 3171 Mercer SI 1341 424W D n 7 u cannon B31 WoolsIon Ave 1501 4213N Fanrhlll SI 1401 5515 N NaIrvrIy Ave 1201 SI Raymond S IncarnaIron YT'-v PATRICIA B CALLAHAN 4305 Glendale SI 1241 Holy lnnocenIs ANNMARIE R CALPIN MARIE P CAMPELLONE 2827 N 9Ih SI 1331 3407 N 11Ih SI 1401 REGINA M CANNON 10 Rush SI S 2013 I Henry lncarnanon X Vw :Y DOLORE5 T CAPUTO MARYROSE E CARBONE 1858 Mol-ncan SI 1381 6037 N Marvme SI 1411 SI Edward Our Lady of Pompeu SI John Bosco Halboro SI Alhanasrus Holy Angels '07 , . ll 1 ., . f K ' G 5 if Q' V' I -f ' - ' 1? , ' ' A ' 1 1. . ' I I I A fl' . ., , V. , an , F, A, 5 . L I 'r V It , 141' Q gl. .L r ' - lb , . ' ' . 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Q ., 'Q ,, 4-lc, Y' 'i4r' 'Ge MARIE R CARDEN MARGARET R CARLINO 2969 Aramlngo Ave l34l 3403 N 11th St I40l Notrvuty Our Lady ot Pompeu AGNES M CARLSON 3067 E Thompson St l34l Nativity 4- Q I 4 in Y' V+' Q, .4 gn., x Th' 4--L JOANNE M CARLSON ANNA E CARNEY ANNE E CARR 440E Cheltenham Ave l20l St Wllllom 49 f -I ,J NP' 6027 N Masther St l20l 5543 Pulaski Ave l44l St Helena St Vmcent de Paul -1' -.-f PATRICIA A CARSEN MARGARETA CARTIN BEATRICE T CARUSO BARBARA A CASEY HELEN G CASEY BERNADETTE C CASSIDY 306 E Ashdale St l20l 2054 Albright St l34l 3699 Calumet St l29l 6921 Forrest Ave l38I 3429 Helen St l34I 6520 Lambert St l38I St Ambrose St .Ioan ol Arc St Bridget St Athanasrus St Joan of An: St Benedlct 7' NANCY M CATAGNUS ROSEMARY R CATONA REGINA C CAULFIELD 404 Fountain St l28l 1418 E Luzerne St l24l 3826 N 13th St l40l Holy Famlly Holy Innocents St Stephen l Kd A nf ROSEMARY H CHRISTINE T CIANFRANI CHROSTOWSKI I 1938 E Somerset St 34 Vmtatlon SHIRLEY A CHROBOCINSKA 3127 Arammgo Ave I34 St Adalbert 'YK 'L' Ns' Qc-' 'Q MARGARET M CLARK 3039 Tulnp St l34l Natwrty PATRICIA F CLARK 1204 Wagner Ave l41l Holy Child if fp Q Kgwfifs NF' PATRICIA M CHANCLER MARY B CHARLES 7334 N Bouvler St l26l Holy Angels 3715 Jasper St l24l St Joan of Arc new T4 in CONSIGLIA M CIAO LOUISE C 2627 E Ontano St l34I 4517 Oakland St l24l 200 W Albonus St l20l St George Mater Dolorosa Incarnation el' KW PAULINE F CLARK MARY P CLARKE MARGARET M CLAWGES 5843 Newtown Ave l20l 262 W Champloit 7542 Fayette St l50I St Wlllaom Ave l20I St Helena St Athonasws ww' 1. P 16 ANN B CHEPLICK 3358 Belgrade St I34l ,St George MARY D CIKOTAS 3480 W School House Lane l44l St Budget .-ff' PRISCILLA A CLEARY 37 Nnppon St l19l Holy Cross in +-s-.M X W, , xt' 'Q 'L in -l fe .1 ' 'af L 'ff ' I W- I ' G, - . - S ' ' ' . Q Q ' ,131 ' nf w .fig ' ' 1 A ' ' . . U . . I ' X A rw 'X VJ A N T' I I 5 ' fi? at .i I ' , - v f 'QQ 5, K ,rg .i . 1- U wx ' V . 4.V ' . 455 5 vril 'V Y A ' f Q ,Y X . , 4 T' r ' rf Zig? . ' 'Y I 12, f i I A E 1311: ' 6? A 3- 4? 9, I 2 . 9' r f ',l , -V K A -F' .rrs A , w I f -sl I C . ,Q A, '. ' ,f ir 13'.Q:If' Q fl' I, X - f , f S ff' . . U . I I 1 V I , . , l Qi, NN at 4- f G 'X ff -'H f ., .' ' lv f ' 'lf 5 1 P ' - ' Qs R Vfq.,?,, K yr , ' . I I l , . H . . . ' . . . I rl I ' ' . ' 7 'T rf , ,,- T ' 'A 1 w. ' lt. ' ' ' A I ,- 4 A n r V N f , A., . 9 5 gl 6- img E . 3 V R- ' 5' ' - we N , T. P31 E - ' Q I ' f ' fi-f .il Ay - ' ', .. .K Q K K L . -h ,LV J X '- W ' LN' f , Y . SILENCE IS GOLDEN-as it echoes through the empty corridors. M. Brogan and C. Kerns are the sole sentinels. -Q , l ' 1 fl 1--L . XM - - if-.gfgfngrsrx IQ I 22 . 1: SI ' V A ' all .1 ., .f7 Q ' I W, U ' P' P' PATRICIA M. CLEMMER 250 W. Clapier St. 1441 St. Francis ol Assisi 6. c iw . , I +.34fi',:- 4 ' ,J- MARY E. CLORAN 3064 Coral St. 1341 Nativity if-WLM, . Q ff 'Q PATRICIA M. CLIGGETT 'I74 W. Tioga St. 1401 1. St. Hugh 3-0 M S. 4 by N f, GRETTA M. CLOMAN 6233 Wister St. 1381 St. Benedict V 4. yr. 071' JOANN M. COATES MARY M. COADY 6606 Ardleigh St. II91 4224 N. Hicks St. 1401 St. Therese St. Stephen of the Child Jesus 'W -X -Q,-M. E7 PHYLLIS J. CODY BARBARA H. COLAJEZZI ELAINE M. COLE KATHLEEN M. COLE MARGARET C. COLE BARBARA A. COLLINS 4556 N. Hicks St. 1401 3422 Old York Rd. 1401 3907 Palmetto St. 1241 3123 Agate St. 1341 4943 Charles St. 1241 5043 Camac St. 1411 Holy Child St. Stephen Holy Innocents Nativity St. Joachim Holy Child C C' 41 5 I ' ' W CATHERINE M. COLLINS DOLORES A. COMITO MARY C. CONKLIN EILEEN M. CONLEY 1833 W. Pacific St. 1401 2732 N. Front St. 1331 5207 Wakefield St. 1441 3430 N. Keim St. 1341 O. L. ofthe Holy Souls Visitation St. Francis ol Assisi Ascension -1-. 3 ELIZABETH A. CONLEY JOAN E. CONNAUGHTON 2091 E. Venango St. 1341 5947 N. 4th St. 1201 St. .Ioan of Arc St. Helena WITH LOVE AS OUR MEDIA xg .j le I .1 ,K-rx , I: 2' ,V I 'ix 1 IRMA M. CONNELLY 152 W. York Sl. l331 Visilalion W .9 ARLENE F. CONSORTO 1204 Claridge Rd. ll 81 Seven Dolors, Wyndmoor I1 ROSEMARIE A. CONROY 4728 Silverwood Sl. 1281 Holy SOPHIA G. CONROY 1109 E. Sluflord Sl. 1381 lmmac. Concep., Gln Y -,,.,.-1 :L Q READ ALL ABOUT IT!-Sophomores read exchange edllions of school newspapers as Juniors plan make-ups for '59 Theresion. Q' 80 wah, .,.kl T R Xi f MARY T. CONSTANTINO 541 E. Wolnul La. l441 lmmac. Concep., Gln. BARBARA A. CONWAY 3680 Eveline Sl. l JOANNE E. CONWAY MARGARET M. CONWAY 291 A .sw ' Q 52 be 1 vw- fl l DOROTHY M. COOKE FRANCES l. CORALUZZI ANNE T. CORRIGAN 217 E. Louden Sl. 1201 6243 N. 4lh Sl. 1201 1336 Hunting Park 202 W. Linlon Sl. l201 320 E. Tulpehocken 2737 C Sl. l341 Sl. Ambrose Sl. Helena Ave. l401 Sl. Helena Sl. l44l Vigilqlion Sl. Slephen Our lady of lhe Rosary k MADELINE R. COSENZA CAROLYN M. COSTELLO ELIZABETH M. COSTELLO JOANNE P. COULTER 718 Dorsel Sl. l191 2939 Weikel Sl. l341 2033 E. Lippincolt 3824 N. 10lh Sl. 1401 lillle Flower Nalivily Sl. 1341 Sl. Slephen Ascension 'T Q I KATHLEEN F. 5644 Mallhews lmmac. Concep., Gln. Sl. Alllanasius COYLE CATHARINE M. CRAIG Sl. 1381 1934 Plymoulh Sl. l381 MARGARET M CRANAGE 4742 N Carllsle Sl 1411 Holy Chlld T' E- ANGELINA A CUCINOTTA 5812 N Park Ave 1411 Holy Child -0- 5 JUDITH A CURRY 2922 Normandy Dr 1141 Sl Chnslopher Somerlon T MARIE N DAVIS 2250 E Cambrla Sl 1341 Nalrvlly W I DOROTHY D DEHNER .4 w, DONNA M CRAWFORD 868E Chellen Ave 1381 Immac Concep Gln JUDITH M CULKIN 6470 Lcwnlon Sl 1281 Holy Family J MARIANNE M CUTHILL 2011 68lh Ave 1381 Sl Benedlcl MARY J DAVITT 2 Morrow Sl Sl John Bosco Halboro 'luv- H EILEEN M DeLlSE 1 Ii1.Q 4 ' as ' ef- - -e- 5 JACOUELINE M CRONIN JOAN M CROSSIN ANNE R CROUT MIRIAM A CRUICE 527 E Wnsharl Sl 1341 567 Acorn Sl 1281 3649 Fronklord Ave 1341 2833 N Muller Sl 1331 Ascension Holy Famrly Sl Joan ol Arc Vrsrlalron if ,1vs ' as wat, Q' I' ,ff JOAN F CULLEN MAUREEN M CULLEN JOAN T CURRAN PATRICIA L CURRAN 3007 N From Sl 1331 3134 Tullp Sl 1341 528 E Olney Ave 1201 4077 Thompson Rd Sl Hugh Nallvlly Sl Ambrose Sl Phll: -T gs 1 I S9 19 MARY A DALEY MARILYN K DALY DENISE M DANIELS 241 W Onlarlo Sl 1401 4425 N Orlanna Sl 1401 3331 Amber Sl 1341 4501 N 18111 Sl 40 Sl Hvgh Sl Henry Sl Joan ol Arc Holy Child jf' JACQUELINEM DEAL MARIE E DeCARLO CAROLYNA DECKER DOROTHY M DeGOVANN 2005 N Orkney Sl 1221 3144 Tulu Sl Bonllace Sl 1341 5042 Penn Sl 1241 4630 Umbna Sl 1271 Holy Famaly P wav I 65 All fur' 1 XA FRANCESM DeLISLE CARMELAT DeMARCO FLORENCE C DeMARCO MARGARET A DeMARKIS 2242 Menlo Ave 4131 N Marshall Sl 1401 5511 Godfrey Ave 1381 6538 Chew Ave 1191 1975 Renova Rd 1381 199 Osborn Sl 1281 Sl Luke Glenslde Our 1.adyolPompeu lmmac Concep Gln Sl Therese Sl Alhonaslus Sl John lhe Bapllsl ol lhe Chvld Jesus Q Q ff' 4. 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SANDRA M DEMBSKI 3311 Bowman St 1291 St Budget -l 'Se MARGARET E DIAMOND 30 3 D St 341 Ascensron -Q? psf: DOMENICA M DINATALE 4408 Germantown Ave 1441 Sl Michael of the Saints -Q Q! vi JOAN V DIXON 255 W Induana Ave 1331 St Hugh l'.i'f' 1' -. oi-5 T' 16 LORETTA M DePAUL MARYLOUISE M DePAU1. 1437 67th Ave 1261 7002 Ogontz Ave 1381 Holy Angels St Athanasrus -if K-A ya 1- we f' V7 PATRICIA A DEVENNY 598 E Alcott 51 1201 Sl Wllllnrn X DOROTHY A DICKSON MARGARETJ DICKSON HELEN A DIETER 815 Sta11ord St 1381 815 E Stafford St 1381 5103 N 4th St 1201 Immac Concep Gtn lmmac Concep Gtn Incarnatron -QP- 6 Q' RITA JANE M DINGLER JOAN A 'i'+nH qw-v RO ANNAMARIE T DISANDRO E 2529 Coral St 1251 1340 W Jerome St 1401 5014 N Farrhlll St 1201 Vrsrtatron St Stephen Our lady of Pompen 'Y'NL,...-no-P E PATRICIA A DODARO MARYJ DOHERTY 4133 Salem St 1241 4985 Sheldon St 1441 Mater Dolorosa St Francas ol Asslsl ' ,. Q-f Q+ VIRGINIA A DONNELLY DOROTHY A DOOLEY ANNE E DOUGHERTY 1658 Orthodox St 1241 2412 E Clearfield 7153 Boyer St 1191 St Joachim St 1341 Holy Cross Natrwty MARY E DOLAN HELEN M DEVER 3252 N 13th St 1401 St Stephen DORIST DIETZ 33 2 B St 41 St Hugh :J LORETTA M DEVINE 1517 Tasker St 1451 St Thomas Aquinas l 11' -ri- CONCETTA D DIMARIA 6032 Magnolra St 1441 Our Lady of the Rosary ANNAMARIE V CAROLE R Dr1'OMMASO DrSTEFANO 1361 E Ruttenhouse 3523 W Allegheny St 381 Ave 1321 St Brrdget Immac Concep Gtn QW- JOAN A DONAGHY MAUREEN P DONNELLY 308 W lndnana Ave 1331629 W Clearfield St 1331 1354 W Kerbaugh St Veronica iv' 1' wa F' EILEEN E DOUGHERTY 219 Hermrtage St 1271 Holy Famrly St Veronica it MARIE B DOUGLASS 7721 Germantown Ave 1181 Holy Cross St 401 St Stephen Q- Y' KATHLEEN M DOWNEY 1315 W Blavls St 1401 St Stephen Vx, A QQ 2- 2' 7' ' ' JE' 6 .A , 1 1,1 '5 1,411 L ' Y 4 Q4 ' I. 2' ,Jw , I +1 I 7 ee1 e A 'HV i N L - V- I , N- A ' 4 V , v asv A ' A K AlV,,. Sig' 4 kklaqvv I 1' I '1 ' ' L 1 'G 1- 1' V I A 2 1 .1 ' . . 1 . . ' . 4 'J .13 D' . 1 A he 6 ii . . I K ',A, I I I . ' . I o -n I 1 . ' 1 'D ' . ' 1. G. A - b ' to A I gig . Q4 g 1 Z1 W 1' u I. . 1 , . n ' . - ' ' . . I . I 1 .14 A-I S . K in A ' .W 1 in K , 1 ' 1: . i f A 1 ' I 5' I L 1 Q T 3 C K if - ' 4 1' A 1 'I f? A f 9 - 1' we k 'Cf I I 'xl 'Q 1 ,' .aff MARYANN A. DOYLE LOUISE M. DRAZTCH BARBARA V. DREA 5361 Belfield Ave. I44l 170 W. Wishart St. l33l 256 W. Widener St. l20l St. Vincent de Paul St. Hugh St. Helena .Qs it , -, 1s.,' 4 1, g, Q 3 S ae . , uf V ': Q' .. 'iausv HANDS ARE Goo's WORKSHOP AFather Brown ond Famer ' ' Q,-1 1 if Howes, M.M., observe mounds ol envelopes disappear as Christo- I Q fe V pher-minded girls work. ' .X N. CAROL A. DUCA CAROLYN L. DUFFY ELAINE L. DUFFY 851 E. Ontario St. l34l 228 W. Widener St. l20l 5537 Westford Rd. I20l Ascension St. Helena St, Ambrose 'TW --if , wt -' Num 'Of 'A 3 'Q' T ' --1 A I if 'f ' ? . , , ix ,7 MARIE P. DUFFY SHEILA M. DUFFY MARGARET M. DUGERY BARBARA A. DUNN CARMELLA M. DURANTE MARY P. DURMAN 2410 Rhawn St. I1 SI 1227 Harrison SI. I24l 229 Durham St. I19l 738 Kingston St. I34I 4364 Paul St. I24I 3022 Almond St. l34l Resurrection St. Joachim HoIy'Cross Ascension St. Joachim St. Adalbert in kv 'lb 5: 9' ':- ,R JOAN T. EBERMANN MARTA L. ELIASCHEWSKY ELEANOR M. ELLERKAMP MARIE F. ENGEL 4129 I St. I24l 4601 N. 15th St. l40I 616 W. Godfrey Ave. 1261 4148 Bennington St. I24I Holy Innocents Holy Child St. Henry Holy Innocents I l PORTRAIT OF SINCERITY MARGARET M. CATHERINE B. ENGELMANN 447 Alcott St. 1201 2846 N. Marshall St. I33I St. William St. Bonaventure i m 1:' .1 1 4: s , V ESTELL E. ERAZMUS 3137 Tilton St. 1341 St. Adalbert . FN' X SUZANNE M. ESTEN - -'vs ff c ts 415 W. Rockland St. 1201 5801 Chew Ave. 1381 Incarnation Immac. Concep., Gtn. 'ID if CELINE M. ERICSON JOSEPHINE A. ERRICHETTI WHAT IS THE VERDlC1'?- Chief Judge, Mary Charles, holds court , MARIE E. EVEN 3401 Hartville St. 1341 61 W. Johnson St. 1441 Ascension St. Madeleine Sophie .cf ,.. C. Q.. SC' ' .f MARGARET A. FAGAN 1152 Woodlawn Ave. 1381 lmmac. Concep., Gln. MARGARET A. EWAN 950 E. Russell St. 1341 Ascension with the aid of I ' I CATHERINE L. FATA 2166 Penbryn Ave. 0. L. Help ol Christians, Abington HELEN R. FECAK DOLORES J. FEHRENBACH the Student Council ,4 ni' JOAN M FENTON BARBARA M FERBER 2851 N Orranna St 1331 6052 N. Marvine St. 1411 102 W. Chew Ave. 1201 1663 Margaret St. 1241 Holy Angels E7 N MARY I. FERRARO 8032 Williams Ave. 1501 St. Raymond St. Helena 3 A , L- I 1 1 ANN T. FERRY 4351 Penn St. 1241 St. Joachim St Joachim St Bonaventure wh JANE F. FIELD MARY L. FINAN 3065 N. Potter St. 1341 2407 E. Clearfield St. 1341 Ascension Nativity kt EILEEN B. FINNEGAN JOANNE L. FIORDELISE 6505 N. Fairhill St. 1261 2009 Church Rd. St. Helena St. Luke, Glenside WX QU 0- 6- Aff 0 1' MARILYN A FITZGERALD MAUREEN A MARITA J FLAHERTY MARY C FLANAGAN HELEN A FLANNERY 5839 N 3rd St 1201 FITZGIBBONS 547 Levenngton Ave 1281 7802 Beech Lone1181 5688 Morton St 1441 St Helena 5877 N Marshall St 1201 Holy Family Seven Dolors Wyndmoor St Vincent de Paul St Helena la 'DLI' . ANNE C FOLEY 4140 Markland St 1241 Holy Innocents PATRICIA A FLYNN 6377 Germantown Ave 1441 St Madeleme Sophle -1 Nun fvg, MARILYN M FORT 3018 Kensmgton Ave 1341 St George if ' 1:-v 'F' K L'-111. 3fxQ,PM 'Aww LENORA M FLYNN 5013 N oth St 1201 lncarnatnon I of 7 'Q 5- DOLORE5 G FOLEY PATRICIA A FOODY SHEILA A FOODY 827 Hamel Ave 408 W Acker St 1261 3359 Emerald St 1341 ueen of Peace Ardsley St Helena St Joan ol Arc '--'T-...'-Q-W WW-N-...,, in z GAIL M FOSTER PATRICIA A FOULK HONORA M FOX KATHLEEN T FOY 2949 Magee St 1491 4125 Bennmgton St 1241 7I07N Broad St 1261 4 9 I St 41 St Tumothy Holy Innocents Holy Angels Holy Innocents fl? ale, M, ' THERESA A FRAZIER NAOMI C FREDERICK SUSANN M FREDERICK HELEN E FRENTZ 3532 Kensmgton 5939 Wrster St 1381 5547 Boyer St 1381 103 E Garhelcl St 1441 Ave 1341 Immac Concep Gtn lmmac Concep Gtn St Francis ol Assfsr St Joan ol Arc T' if -..,,,.-Tk MARGARET M FRIES 221 Berkley St 1441 St Francis olAss1s: CONSTANCE J FORISH 3042 Tulap St 1341 St Adalbert PATRICIA A FRAIN 1349 E Sedgley Ave 1341 St Joan ol Arc lm.. VERONICA M FRIES 4433 N Lawrence St 1401 51 Henry -41' ,.-auf fvi DOROTHY C GABRICK GERALDINE M GABRIEL ELIZABETH V GAIN MARY E GALINEY GENEVIEVE M KATHLEEN A GALLAGHER 2975 Janney St 1341 4422 Old York Rd 1401 555 E Indrano Ave 1341 4900 N 19th St 1411 GALLAGHER 177 Spencer St 1201 O L Help olCl1r1st1ans St Stephen Ascension Holy Child 123 W Louden St 1201 St Helena St Ambrose , . I 1 1 0 M . W 1 , ' ' W 11 V, 1 Q51 A , X Q.x V J ,fre , ' , f 7 1 ' ' , I K' I ,Al Q ' 6. af , 2 A , I av .1 A f ' N 1 , Q , . .n . . . ' . F I fr- I I . I i f C A I ' ' I ' eror A K, rg If 1 -' l . ' A , . 1 . 03 '- 112 . l . , I Y V rc wk V. 'VA 6 cy to gl , ,. Fc. if A A nil. E' - , Q' 2 1, ' V 'pst ef qw E 1 ,x A I .i. I, I V, . - f ,R A Q y , 5, 3. I K I 5- I ...I Q 'Q-7' ' lg' ' , ' I Q 1 .N ' .X ll S 'V xg QV . rv- 6 4' 15 Q- MAUREEN R GALLAGHER PATRICIA A GALLAGHER 6944 Forrest Ave 1381 722 W Wellens St 1201 St Athanasrus lncarnotron Q Q S MARY T GALLIGAN 934 Berkshrre St 124 St Joachim .4 -ai ? ANTOINETTE C GAZZILLO PATRICIAA GEARY 426 E Walnut Our Lady of the Rosary Lo 1441 LINDA M GIFFORD 1900 Faurvrew Ave 121 St Davrd Wrllow Grove 5662 Morton St 1441 St Vrncent de Paul 1 i 6 'sv T' Stanislaus Lansdale St Benedict r' ,xx lbs 4 1 tl 485 BARBARA D GA55 MARY G GATLEY BARBARA A GAUSZ 6201 Hosbrook Ave 11114949 Frankford Ave 1241544 Dunconnon Ave 1201 St Wrllram St Joachim lncarnalnon --ir 'Tis ,nal 123 J I f '13, ARBARA J GEBHARDT HELEN M GERLACH ELIZABETH A GETZFREAD MARYELLEN B GIBBONS 14 County Lane Rd 1809 Medory Ave 1411 1814 E Clementme 5941 Lawndale St 1201 St 1341 Ascensron -Q 'ox 45.2 SUZANNE C GILL ELIZABETH M GILSON JUDITH M GINTY 4825 Old York Rd 1411 3114 Emerald St 1341 5524 Moms St 1441 Holy Chrld Ascensron St Vrncent de Paul CONSTANCE G GLASS 27 E Pleasant St 1191 Holy Cross ass 1 ANNAMAY M GLINSKE ANN L 2028 W Atlontuc St 1401 576 Pedley 8 O l. ol the Holy Souls Holy Family CATHERINE M GOLA 3013N Phllrp St 1331 St Hugh 41 -i' 3: Z' pf MARY P GRADY SUIANNE M GRAHAM JUDITH A GRANSBACH 5200 N 3rd St 1201 742 Mayfaur Sr 1241 6000N 9111 St 1411 Incarnation St Ambrose St Helena X T MARCIA K GOLBESKI 376 Jacob St 1281 Holy Famrly ELAINE A GRADL 487 Devereaux Ave 1111 St Wrllram ,Q -wi 9- Cv, .2 KATHLEEN A GRAUL 5848 N 7th St 1201 4966 Waketield St 1441 St Helena St Franus ol Anus SANDRA C GRASMEDER St William 'Y' PATRICIA E GLENNON 4519 Hurley St 1201 Sl Ambrose ram. 'S xp BARBARA C GRADY 7406 Bnar Rd 1381 St Athanaxrus 1' MARGARETM GREEN 556 E Mcrwood Rd 1201 St Ambrose A .1 Lb 1 - 6 . . ., W A11 4, ' ' f E i k cy . 1 X: AS I .- Q L X A 'I 5, . 1 M , I ' tk 5. N, ,V I 1 5. . ' - 4- f ' ., If U - -- ,e A .Q 5 , f,'l J 4 - I 'C' Q: 'iii 1 1 . N 'f , .A 45, 'L' x,i,'f.jv,gggt? 4 'W . ' .4 .. 1 f ,lf A 1 11 1 of 2 Y . . . 1 ' . 1 A . . ar 'K ,, -- - ' ' - Q V74 f I Q1 fav' - A , 7' I 4, I 5 4? It A , -1 ',i, 4 . f,., V Vlhk f g, r , . W X A:p?jg.,,,, N435 , f , VX- I r' ' N , . B . . - - . ' 5 . ' , . ' . - ' ' 1 . ,, 5 ' ' f, E' 7 ' I I L5 , , , F A A f Q R 1 - A I A ,g,. , .Y x V iv 3 I . M . K , Rpt ,B ' -4' ' 1 - . 1 i , - 5352, , ' - ' 1 ' . , -a QQ ' 1 , ,K ' Lfiyrg' 5 H , A . V N I- x . Y 'W 4- I If L I f 1 I :if ' ' . ik lg I .at 'yi' ' , P I' ox hx f' -' , os . ' . 12 1 . . . 1 l ' ' 1 A : I ., F - Q A A f A K. we XML' f ii J A ' 'I 5- - I Y, ' v' A 5- '9' ' I I' ' ,K V e A 1 , .gf ' -i. .65 for wa Xiu- A 3 'I' ...,..,- J 'Q .l ' 4 DOROTHY J. MARYANN T. GRESKO AEICE M. GRIMES GREENHALGH 545 E. Ashmead Sl. 1441 4525 Oakland Si. 1241 135 E. Wyoming Ave. 1201 lmmac. Concep., Gln. 51. Joachim 51. Ambrose -it A 'QWH 7-N Q THE LATEST IN HATS! In the dressing room before 1he Junior ploy, en1i1Ied Fireman, Save My Child, M. Cruice, P. Pe1ers, ii P. Joniec, D. Gabrick, and M. Duggery adiust make-up. iw i hr' 17 CONSTANCE A. GRYGA 1165 Ovorington S1. 1241 .4 PATRICIA A. GUTH 1120 Griflith Pl. 1111 S1. Adalbed 51. Cecilia .1 '-,jk ,, wr -2'Qf49'?w . ' ANNE M. HAGGERTY 3042 Cedar S1. 1341 LORETTA A. HAGGERTY 431 E. Vernon Rd. 1191 Nolivily Li11le Flower - , V x 1 x 3 'Wh' T5 1 1 at Cl 5 V 5' .X . f ,-.1 - 'Q PATRICIA M. HAMPTON ANN F. HANGER 938 W. Huntingdon St. 1331 S1. Edward 4715 Tacony S1. 1371 51. Joachim KATHLEEN M. GRISPON MARGARET C. GROOME BERNADETTE C. GROSSI 5836 Chew St. 1381 905 W. Tabor Rd. 1411 6821 N. 181h S1. 1261 lmmac. Concep., Gln. lncarnofion Holy Angels iam. I ,r EVELYN B. GWISZCZ ROSEMARY E. HAAS HELEN J. HAASIS JANE M. HAGEN 2717 Solly Ave. 1151 4140 L Sr. 1241 301 Roselyn Sl. 1201 819 E. Willard 51.1341 Sl. Ladislaus Holy lnnocen1s S1. Helena Ascension 'C' MARIE A. HAGGERTY SANDRA R. HALL 3042 Cedar St. 1341 4210 Romain SI. 1241 Narivily 51. Joachim IN PERFECT PROSPECTIVE S-...N 'X if ,l 'I . 1,1 HELEN L. HARKINS 1331 Nurragunselt SI. I381 lmmac. Concep., Gln. ROSEMARIE A. HANNA 406 E. Upwl so. 1191 Lillie Flower YF' ROSEMARY T. HARTIGAN LINDA M. HARTNETT 41 15 Orchard SO. I241 901 Rihenhouso SO. I381 Maier Dololosa lmlrldt. Concep., Gln. VIRGINIA B. HARVERSON MARYLEE M. HARVEY 204 W. Laveer SI. I201 7527 E. Tulpehocken Sf. Helena 51. I381 Sl. Alhanasius . , I A 7 I I I ROSEMARIE P. HARKINS ' 4800 Greene Sl. i44l Sl. Francis ol Assisi 1 1 9 . bw. DO PARENTS REALLY UNDERSTAND THEIR CHILDREN? is the subiecl under discussion lor the Junior Town Meeting ol Ihe Air. Lindo Mohern represenied Lihle Flower. nrmcux M. Huuusrr 5457 N. mn sr. I411 Holy child QQ in KM 9' sl 5 Y., . wiv -Q h L JANE E. HAUGHERY ELEANOR M. HAWCO LEAH A. HAYES BARBARA A. HEANEY 18 E. Abboilsford 2243 Cambria SO. I341 3407 Keim SI. I341 2077 E. Pickwick SI. I341 Ave. I441 Nalivily Ascension Sl. Joan ol Arc Sl. Francis of Assisi in 9? mtv Y Nui' MARGARET A. HEARN LYNNE D. HEATH VIRGINIA C. HECKER BARBARA E. HEIL 3424 Helen Sl. I341 2637 N. Moscher 51. 1331 4849 Ridge Ave. I291 415 Possrnore SI. I111 Sl. Joan ol Arc Visitation Sl. Bridger Sr. William . EILEEN V. HELD MARGARET A. HENSHAW 122 Barrel! Rd. I41 642 E. LippincoMS1. I341 Sl. David, Willow Grove Ascension 'T' A-4.-1 A 1 PATRICIA A HERRSCHAFT 7002 Cedar Park Ave I38l SI AIhonaxuuS 1' ii Q3 iq 31 KATHLEEN A HESS MARGARET A HIGGINS ANNA T HOFFMEISTER 3345 Emerald SI I34I 3430 W Queen La I29I 866 E Pnce SI I38I SI Joan ol Arc SI BrrdgeI lrnmac Concep GIn CATHERINE A HOGAN 1824 W Ashdale SI I41I Holy Chr d -'ir 1 'Q' gl: MAUREEN C HOGAN 7308 N 20Ih SI I38I SI AIhanasws S21 -. CATHERINE R HOLMES CATHERINE A HORAN GERALDINE C HORCHUCK CAROLF HOSEY 2140 E SIeIIa SI I34l 112 W Chew SI I20I 1009 E Luzerne SI I24I NaIrvaIy SI Helena Holy lnnocenIs T' Ni 6513 N 6Ih SI I26l SI Helena 'Q' p- gf. 1' I LILLIAN A HOWARD MARYANNE S HRIN ELIZABETH J HUGHES 2064 E Bellmore SI I341 4320 Wayne Ave I40l 5355 BeII1eld Ave I44I NaIIv:Iy SI John Nepomucene SI Vrncent de Paul JOAN P HUGHES 6226 Hancock SI I20I PAULA A HUGHES JEAN P HUNTER ELEANOR R HUSSEY HELEN E HUTCHINSON 1132 JohnsIon Ave 1808 Glenlfer SI I41l 174 Lynch Dr 1009 W DakoIa SI l33l SI John ol Ihe Cross Holy Ch: d O L ol Good Counsel Edward KATHARINE A HUTELMYER Roslyn SouIhampIon Incarnahon 1 -if ir I Ci , ri fc' X Y- K' Z' i MARY JANE IBBOTSON ANITA M IEROVANTE ROSEMARIE C IMPERIAL VIOLA A INTRIERI ISABELLE M IZZI 7 PIeasanI SI I19I 3923 BenmngIon SI l24l 4939 Sheldon SI I44I 8111 Ardleagh SI I181 3246 N 5Ih SI I40l Holy Cross Holy lnnocenIs SI Michael ol Ihe SamIs O Moiher ol Consolahon SI Veronica KATHLEEN A HOUSTON BARBARA A HOWARD 7221 Devon SI I19l 5013 Copley Rd I44I Holy Cross SI Franns of Assm MARYELLEN P HUGHES PATRICIA B HUGHES 4549 N 16Ih SI I40l 3854 N 13Ih SI I40I Holy Chrld SI Sfephen up Q' ALMAL IANNUCCI 33 2 A SI 34 5441 N Masher SI I2 SI Hugh Ii asv.. T xr, SUSANA E .IACOME 1316 E Weaver SI I50I SI Raymond - y - D e K ' f - - Q- I 1- we I rw S- f , .. 21 ,ae ti f 3 in I f I 6 ,tl ' ' j I 7 ' ' 'v , V 1 I I , - I , ,A .S - V ... Q ' 4 . I1 is Q. I 'I an I 9 A s- if A . . QP A A Q , k I , ' A I Q I pr 9 , f I A . . y ' I ns, I , f- 'Q ' ' N C Q ' 1 , I I , rv, 4 ' ' - , fi? V A 1 I ' 1 II 1 Q ,Q . . , , p I -L I . f 1 l 1 AM X , G - ' Q :I in ' I s. , QQ I jf I . I' . I . .I . 3 .I I . , 'I . . , sv. . . or . E Y 1 I 3-4 K , y E ,N . Q K Q ' f ' . 5 . 8 ' , A G - . I I, I V 2 fi' A -- V' f 4 Fl X I we ,A el C' -1 INEZ E JACQUINTO 5821 Wakefield SI 1441 51 VmcenI de Paul YN CF N-..!' PATRICIA A JONIEC 3173 Muller SI 1341 NCIIVITY C A 'CI' JACQUELINE M KANE 5249 N Sydenham S 411 Halv Child WML X 'R The SUZANNE M KEISER 162 W Spencer SI 1201 SI Helena 5 T I nv-'V' ' C 3' fn--I --apf' -4 PATRICIA A JAMES MARIE A JANDRISITS 2940 N Kap SI 1341 638 E Allengrove Vlsnahon SI 201 S 'qw in SI Wllllam Q54 I 905 4 5' -Q -qw- R Z' T PATRICIA A JARZYK BARBARA J JOHNSON PATRICIA A JONES 3045 Cedar SI 1341 315 W Fern SI 1201 6127 N lawrence Nvhvrfy Sv Helena S0 201 -8,5 N. VN JUDITH A JUDD JOY M JULIAN JEAN M JUNGKURTH 2820 Lardner SI 1491 1608 E Durham SI 1501 2365 78111 Ave 1501 SI Trmothy SI Raymond SI Raymond ,li Q- 'Q B +- ww fL.f'X.,,,f PATRICIA A KANE FRANCES M KASPAR 1 L SI 6209 Hasbrook Ave 1111 Holy lnnocenIs SI wlllldm -ul' 9. T-v ELLEN M KELLEY 3602 Indnan Queen La 1291 SI Bradgef 5 1 1 Q' if PATRICIA A KELLEY 3048 N Carllsle SI 1321 SI SIephen Q..- N RUTH M KEARNEY 4047 Maywood SI 1241 Holy lnnocenIs ANNED KELLY 1357E Pruce SI 1381 lmmar Concep GIn N-1 SHEILA A KELLY SI Helena RUTHANNEM KAISER WANDA M KANASHESKI 403 Silver Ave 3433 E Thompson SI David Wnllow Grove SI 341 SI Adalberl 3 Q' MARIANNE K KEENAN ERIKA M KEIL 7153 Andrews Ave 1381 143 W Gale SI 1201 SI AIhanasws Incarnahon W 52? 3' T56 1 ELIZABETH M KELLY KATHLEEN M KELLY 2525 N Maszher SI 1331 263 E WaInuI Park Vfs1IaI1on Dr 1201 SI Joseph Cheltenham 1 -4 L., 3 fun 4 fx WIA' ii MARGUERITE S KELLY PATRICIA A KELLY PATRICIA H KELLY 56 3 N 16111 SI 1411 Lindley CourI ApIs A100 452 Howell SI 1201 Holy Child 13Ih In Lindley Ave 1411 SI Wnlllam Aye 1501 O L Help of Chngymng Sf Hggh HPIY cl 'ld SI Raymond Abmg on 1 , .. -, ,. 'iv Q' A ' W 7. f 5 2 7 1 .'. ' , 1' -' -J ' IHQJQ I I U D . LA . . .ll nu . 1 . nk , 11 T X' 1. A L -I I 1, 4- .. 1 6 5. -S S- y U' C. if NW ygki ., I 5 ,? I 1 1 4 9 y , A R ' i- I ,L Rx H'n4 I ' ',L ' Lg-'rn X In 1 X b S5 ' -gf . I 432 '-H H1241 I . I . I . , I . L1 . . ' ' 1 . , V f' 411.1 ,.,I JV I ' V , K , U 54 -.1 4 .11 M1 l 5 1 -A. r x ,- ,- 1 , - ' .U UO I 1 ' I I V N a , rg, I iQ,,,, 1 I I fr I X ' A I1 A A W' I Q Lv ' 1 . x 'R E :Z ,L 1 Y . ga 3? 1' I , ' - r 0 I K Q 2 9 Q Q- f?jA1 Q, Q hi Q, 1 L, , ,E 1 K -Y ' , . , ffix . ' :A f . , jI'! 1 I 'D ' D . . . ' ' , . 2324 CheIIenhom HELEN E KENDRICK MARYANN T KENNEDY 2065 Parkvlew Ave 123 E LlpplncoII SI 1341 laws. .. V 6 rl-P . f JUST PRIDE-Archbishop O'Hara opens the National C.Y.0. Con- vention with a prayer. Philadelphia was proud ol the splendid demonstration of interest in the sessions. 1 . 7- T' 1 l' ! K 1 I ,. ..t., .,,,,--r fi N, in PATRICIA A. KENNEDY ROSEMARY I. KENNEDY MARGARET M. KENNY 2030 E.C1ear6eld 2130 E. Monmouth 4211 Griscom St. 1241 St. 1341 St. 1341 St. Joachim Ascension Nativity ir-' - S ij, lv f xr x 4 'E if , Nr 2 , P 1 KATHLEEN A. KEOGH REGINA M. KEOGH GERALDINE F. KEPPARD 525 levick St. 1111 3640 Old York Rd. 1401 3015 N. Fairhill St. 1331 St. William St. Stephen St. Bonaventure 'ii . . 'T 3. fzggifl KATHLEEN A. KERNAN ,PATRICIA A. KERRIGAN sznmuos F. KERSTULJA CONSTANCE K. KIELIJAN xArm.zsN M. KIERNAN 2986 Edgemont St. 1341 309 W. FisherQve. 1201 7361 Woolston Ave. 1381 3620 Almond St. 1341 612 Stafford St. 1441 Nativity lnclgrnoligj St. Athonasius St. Adalbert Immac. Concep., Gtn. X. Ar, , X +.a . vb. f K If O' . - 9' 2- '67 5' ' Q' N X I . ,ff C. ,...f T. KILCOURSE MARY R. KILLEN CONSTANCE T. KILYAN NORA A. KING 5014 N. Franklin St. 1201 837 E. Cornwall St. 1341 3230 N. Philip St. 1401 Incarnation Ascension Yi PATRICIA J. KLEIN MARGARET M. KLOPFLE 1321 Kerbaugh St. 1401 1448 E. Luzerne St. 1241 St. Stephen Holy Innocents St. Hugh 620 E. Westmoreland St. 1341 Ascension A NOVEL APPROACH W X ' V.. BARBARA M. KOEHLER PAULINE J. KOLLER 316 E. Eleanor St. 1201 136 W. Champlost St. Ambrose Ave. 1201 St. Helena -- :pai KATHERINE B. KONTULY CHARLOTTE M. KOPSITZ 453 Sylvania Ave. 2652 N. Orkney St. 1331 St. Luke, Glenside St. Edward DOLORES A. KONEN 2316 N. Howard St. 1331 St. Boniface ,Q . RITA A. KORN 3113 Chatham St. 1341 O. l. Help ol Christians 1 JOY IN GIVING-Little Flower students prove their generosity by contributing toys for the Madonna House at Christmas time. y . 1 , ,f I! JUDITH A. KOSCIELNIAK PATRICIA T. KOSMALSKI DIANE M. KOSSAKOWSKI BARBARA P. KOSYLA ELIZABETH A. KOVAC PATRICIA A. KRAFT 2719 E. Clearfield 3744 Richmond St. 1371 3500 Frankford Ave. 1341 3871 Archer St. 1401 2034 Dennie St. 1401 5002 N. 19th St. 1411 St. 1341 Nativity St. Joan of Arc St. ladislaus St. Stephen Holy Child St. Adalbert 'W ll.. , fu? YN , VERONICA I. KRAUSE IRENE N. KRAVEL SUZANNE T. KRAVITZ IRENE H. KREIGER 414 E. Roosevelt 3328 Belgrade St. 1341 5228 C St. 1201 2045 E. Pickwick St. 1341 Blvd. 1201 St. Adalbert St. Ambrose St. Joan of Arc St. Ambrose in 1 1 Ell.gEN H. KREUTI ANN E. KUCPHNSKY 3330 Rand Sl. I341 4532 N. Carlisle St. 1401 Ascension H9'Y Child 'Q'-'A -I--v -. 7 f' . Y 03. 1 1 3 , -ax JSC ,gg ef MARGARET M. KUCHS 816 E Cornwall St 1341 Ascension l N1 DOROTHY R LALLY 3727 N 51h S1 1401 S1 Veronica JULIA T. KUEHN 4991 Sheldon SI 1441 Sl francrs of Assrsl ANNA M LaMARE 4804 Sfenlon Ave 1441 51 Froncrs of Assrsr ROSEMARY A. KUHN 233 Hermllage SI 271 Holy Family f - 'Ds or r MARIA A LAMPERT 4400 N Onanna S1 1401 Sl Henry MARY C LANNETTI VALERIEJ LaPLANTE 7210 Cornelius SI 1381 4062 N 7111 SI 1401 S1 Alhanasrus S1 Veronrca 42 Q... 75 ELIZABETH M LAWLESS 6147 Morton S1 1441 ,l KATHLEEN A LUTRECHIANO 7629 Wllluams Ave 1501 S1 Raymond ly lx JOAN C LAWL rs Gu- in 'R' - 1 , - 'lt- '--ur-- is-Y x 'R in Q-. 5 . 'R' w-- 5 4 I A s fps 'f A 1 A , ,fn 1 ff. ,em KATHLEEN A. KULLMAN CATHERINE A. KURZ FLORENCE C KUTYNA 5036 Smedley Sr 1411 4338 N 71h S1 1401 2100 E Llpprncoll Holy Child S1 Henry SI 341 -ul 1- T SYLVIAMAL 218 W Godfrey Ave 1201 S1 Helena S1 Adalberl if I! W1 JOAN M LANG 7952 Provndenl Rd 1501 Sl Raymond -i1 i '3S.. 'GAS- ,X 'K' REGINA A LAURINAITIS ANNE E LAUT JOANNE M LANGEY 2635 Old Welsh Rd 191 S1 Dowd Wrllow Grove 4,0 lr 'T THERESA M LAVELLE 4054 N DorlenS1 1401 644 E Carver 51 20 6329 Argyle SI 1111 S1 Veromca S1 Wrlllam SI Wllllam 97 -ru T T -...f C' W1 ESS GRACE M LEARY BARBARA A LEDWITH JOANNE A LEEDS 2037 N Hope SI 1221 215 W Lmdley Ave 1201 7234 Bryan S1 1191 4457 N 41h Sf 1401 Immac Concep Gln S1 Bonrlace lncarnalron Holy Cross S1 Henry .l 'QL gf.-'A4' W5 if 1-5 .910 1' r' 4 sown, .f --f .3 .-C S! wg ANN A LEHR NANCY B LEO ELIZABETH M LESHER KATHLEEN A LEVA BARBARA A LEWIS DIANE M LEWIS 222 W Johnson Sv 1441 6313 N 21:1 So 1381 49 W Gowen Cnrcle 1191 195 W Godfrey 4014 Maywood Sr 1241 2627 N Braddock S1 Madeleme Sophie S1 Benedrcf Holy Cross Ave 1201 S1 Helena Holy lnnocenls S1 1251 Vlsrlahon . W . .. . . ' l J la K' v . A K - A I .9 , ,o,' X0 yi u . X A A 'N I . S221 ,QV fv ,. I k 31' 312511, f Q 1 Sf' ' l f 1, 1 wav ' ' ' 'f-Qgx on J A V- , ,L e A A 2 A or - . . . n , , I 6 vw f A , 5 I f . - w sv J , x , A I on 1 ' T Y A , ' i Y ,, ' ' 'L ' 04. ' , -N ' p. ie S : L , 6- - ' ' ' 4. xg ,L ' 5: 9 N 1 Z C y on rg F, . X, ,A M V ' We ,tv A T1 1 I H .rrr J - 7 41 A 1 A I ,,.. .Xl 4 X I ,nf fen- ' - . - l . l . 1. . 1 u s O Q . l' -ne, IV' 471 95 1 ARLENE A LIBERATORE 1916 Denme SI 1401 SI Mrchael ol the Samls 1 is MADELINE R LIEBSCH HILDEGARD R LINK 1570 Pas1orlus S1 1381 4402 N 71h S1 1401 -Cl of .1 St Afhanasaus Sl Henry 1 i it Q7 44 I T HELENA K LOCKE HELEN M LODGE CATHERINE R LOGAN 6409 N 13111 S1 1261 4331 Pllllng S1 1241 3927 Artcdld S1 1241 Holy Angels Maier Dolorosa Sr Joan ol Arc - ' W GX 17 Q-Q ELIZABETH A LOGAN REGINA M LOGUE JUDITH C LONG ANNE MARIE J LONGO MARY JANE A LORENZ ROSEMARIE C LORENI 5423 N 1111! S1 1411 139 E Duncannon 90 W Champlosr 8107 Devon S1 11 B1 1917 74111 Ave 1381 4947 N Fron1S1 1201 Holy Chrld Ave 1201 Ave 1201 Our Mother of S1 Alhanasrus Sf Ambrose SD Ambrose Sl Helena Consolahon x,,-'rr 'Qi 'U-Us ROSEMARY A LOUGHRAN 2068 E Dauphin S1 S1 Bonrlace 25 Y s DIANE F LOUZON 213 W M1 Pleasant Ave 1191 Holy Cross Q6 in gs xl.- DOROTHY A LUSKIN CONSTANCE M LYNCH 1910 Fmrvuew Ave 121 855 E Pnce SI 1381 St Davrd Willow Grove lmmac Concep Gin 1-1-nn., 9 'P' 'T SALLY B LYONS 5913 Reach St 1201 Sl William Y BARBARA A LOVET1' 1932 Elsion S1 1381 S1 Alhanasrus iraqi Q' AIT! ,JN I' fl-fp BARBARA M ANNA M LUKASKO JOSEPHINE A LUONGO LUBIEJEWSKA 2042 Rowan St 1401 2633 E Monmouih 3034 E Thompson Sl John Nepomucene Sl 1341 S1 1341 S9 Adalberl Mother olD1vme Grace - if ROSEMARY M LYNCH DOROTHY A LYNE ELEANOR M LYONS ROSE M LYONS 748 E Woodlawn 845 Price S1 1381 552 Lmdley Ave 1201 4518 N Reese S1 1401 Sl 441 lmmac Concep G n lncarnahon Sl Henry lmmac Concep Gln -Q 'WH -Q 1. 39 495 ui 4' in HELEN M MAAR ANN M MADDEN BERNADETTE L MADDEN BARBARA M MADGE ANNE 1 MAHON 2251 E Cdmbrld S1 1341 1931 Plymouih S1 1381 5232N Brood Sl 1411 2040 E Glenwood Ave 3124N Arbor S1 1341 O L Help of Chnsrrans S! Athanasws H l Ch ld 2 1 o y I 1 4 S! Joan ol Arc Ascension Ii- ' - - - J A i, , I Y N -L E7 gg - 3. ' ,:5' , 9' ' Q... E 4, ,- J - 1 gn, 45- A ,air 1 'yy 1 . PATRICIA R. MAHONEY ROSEMARY D. MAIDA VIRGINIA J. MALATESTA 2052 E. Sfelld SI. 1341 404 High SI. I44I T626 W. LOUd0fI SI. I4II Nlllivlly lmmar. Concep., Gln. Holy Child B -f 1-2 'C SPREAD THE CATHOLIC PRESS! Homeroom and adivily groups repre- senied by N. Testa, L. Haggerty, E. Lawless, S. Servis, B. Madge, and R. Korn conducted the drive which nehed over 600 subscriptions for The Calholic Slandard. IRENE C. MALLATRATT KATHLEEN A. MALONEY ELLEN F. MANGANIELLO 572 E. Herman SI. I44I 485I N. Sydenham SV. 6550 N. Woodsiock SI. lmmvf- Comer-, GM. 141 I Holy Child Isa: sr. Benedict - . T wir X . l . 7 A .. E JOANN D. MANNING 2047 E. Stella SI. I34I Nativily ' ., 'N . be 5 . 6 5 I 'A 'fl v PATRICIA L. MARTIN 4245 N. Reese St. I40l Sl. Henry ,f 6- T' I . Q BARBARA J. MAY MARGARET M. MANNING ROSE M. MARCHINO 413 W. Ashdale SI. I20I lnrarnalion I 1 . ii 227 fy , ag. .3 .v ,ye . .. ' YQ umm L. MATTERN 229 E. was:-an sr. I34I sr. Hugh r pp . . s 'Qi' fra' ' 'Q DOROTHY M, MAYER 2047 N. Howard SI. I22I 7031 Forresi Ave. I38I Sl. Boniface Sf. Afhanasius MARLENE S. NIARCINOV LEONORA M. MARTELLO CATHERINE R. MARTIN 2039 Rowan SI. I40I 2478 78fh Ave. ISOI 5244 Pennway Ave. I24I Sl. John Nepomucene Sl. Raymond St. Ambrose 4754 Oakmoni SI. I36I Sl. Bernard .N . 5 I - A if 'JI f Q le af? ff' Pi . YN' 4' X -. , , y y ,gk fr . . if I T , 5 - . JOAN M. MATTHEWS 226 Devereaux Ave. II II Sl. William ALICE M. MAWHINNEY 2838 Boudinot SI. I34I Vlsilalion FAITHFUL TO STANDARDS X 'y Q g . fi-', . 3' MARY LOU T. MAZZA 4-' S 1. QI Q' T' ANNA T. MAZZARELLA PATRICIA A. McANDRESS 7561 Williams Ave. 1501 3180 Aramingo Ave. 1341 1144 E. Atlantic St.1341 St. Athanasius . v 5 fx W lla. po- is , H .1 L K' En wk- Nativify St. Joan ot Arc X.. of '?5s X. . 157+ f' , 51 1.5 1+ 1 I 1 ff. fl,-41' U If P X 1 1 1 'RRR HOW DO YOU TAKE YOUR 1'EA? fHostess K. Groul pours grace- Iully for C. Armstrong and J. Poltorak as P. Cliggett and A. Hot?- correct social form. - .54 meister display KATHLEEN T. McBRIDE ELEANOR M. McCANN JOAN D. MQCARRON 3123 Chatham St. 1341 2047 Oakdale Ave. 3414 N. Lee St. 1341 Nativity St. Luke, Glenside, Pa. St. Hugh fH f f 1. f WW ifllrfiis gg, QC. 5' fs' I 5' gs ii. Q E' P' if if - . ' ' f . 1, jf A .-.gf Aft. Ii ,:,. 1 i WW . gif : Y A E. 1-fe 1 1 Q - A 4 7, 6 13.8 . rjqx 13. gr' ,ik 1 . f K . - 4 i- 5 ELIZABETH A. MQCARTHY ANNAMAE C. McCARTIN JEAN T. McCLlNTOCK MARY C. M:CONOMY MARY JANE E. THERESA A. McCOURT 5716 Crittenden St. 1381 5850 Brush Rd. 1381 159 Pleasant St. 1191 3214 Miller St. 1341 McCORMICK 3708 Frankford Ave- 1241 lm,-nag, Congepq Gm, lmmac, Concep., Gtn. Holy Cross Nativity 860 E. Sanger St. 1241 St. JOUR of AFC St. Martin ot Tours , .-. -Q fi' V iii A -f A fx: A 1 . 1 1 21 N, ' . :.., V gi . '74 Q JULIA F. McDADE REGINA M. M:DADE MARY T, McDAlu SARAH A. McDERMOTT 215 E. Duncannon 715 Annsbury St. 1401 247 Widener St. 1201 132 Walnut St. Ave. 1201 St. Henry St. Helena Immac. Concep. St. Ambrose Jenkintown ' ,lf ' D ss. if , . A 5' i' .2 'fi 1 I: - 'i' ' W ' 1 r A 'I 2.-c 7 ELIZ. A. MCDONALD 3510 Vaux St. 1291 St. Bridget JUDITH M. MCDONALD 2941 Banner Rd., W. G. St. John ofthe Cross Roslyn 7' xx. 'QNX pf Q- -is Q xg C7 1 'Q MARYELLEN T McDONALD 233 W Albonus St 1201 lncarnotron MARIAN C McDONOUGH ANN M McFADDEN MARYJANE E 763 Blossom Rd D vnlle St John Bosco Hatboro MARY P McGEADY 2432 75th Ave 1381 McGAUGHEY 1215 W Alrdrle St 1401 Athanaslus 6167N Gratz St 1411 St Stephen St Benedlcf an ,, , lar' 'Q 1' lk ? if 'I-41 MARY T McGLlNCHEY 2210 N Hancock St 1331 St Bonllace BARBARA A McGRATH MARYANN E McGRATH MARY R McGROARTY ANNE M McGRODY 235 E Cambna S1 1341 6117 Shelborne St 1111 6539 N Lambert S1 1381 1025 Pleasanf Ave 11 B1 Vmtataon St William St Benedrct Seven Dolors Wyndmoor 'Qu-.5 4 -nr ' vw. 1'- 'OC ., 45 N1 PATRICIA M McKEE 1847 E Albert St 1251 Vlsltatvon i X Mzxosuns L MQHALE ooLonss A Mfnucu mem A Mc1LHENNY 6120 Wlster St 1381 4602 Greene St 1441 1209 E Stafford S1 1381 lmmac Concep Gln St Franc1sofAssns: lmmac Concep Gln KATHERINE M McLAUGHllN 39 Ashmead Place N of Assrs: -an-. Q AA -Maasai -is 0 f., 5 1 ' 1'- ' Q ,MM 3' J Nb J MARY L McLAUGHLlN 6127 Gardema St 1441 Immac Concep Gln NANCYL McLAUGHLlN MARGARETM McMANUS 3461 N 3d St 1401 7516 Rugby St 1401 St Hugh St Athanasrus EILEEN M Incarnation St Helena ll .3 X T ,, vs 1111: , as-f fflff , in F' MARY E McNALl.Y ANNE M McNAMARA CATHERINE M McNAMEE CAROL A McNlCHOLAS MARCELLA T McPEAK 5651 Matthews S1 1381 2119 Loney St 1151 615 E Lupplncott S1 1341 524 E Geneva Ave 1201 302 Wmona Ave 1441 lmmac Concep Gtn Resurrection Ascension St Ambrose St Vlncentde Paul VU! 502 E Westmoreland St 1341 Ascension 'UD- MARGARET K McGUCKlN 249 W Sheldon St 1201 lncarnatton MARGARET M McLAUGHLlN 5527 Lena St 1441 St Vmcent de Paul McMENAMIN AELAINE E McMENAMlN EVELYN P McMIllAN 724 Fisher Ave 1201 6161 N Lawrence St 1201 5237 Addnson St 1431 Transfiguratnon -4 1 PATRICIA A McPEAK 302 Wmona Ave 1441 St Vmcent de Paul 127 A J 1 ul Y ' -,M P-' , f A H . ' ,,, ' 5. 1' ' 2 A 1 . 4, If I L, 4 9' I1 S F A ' X r Ni? F uf 1 4 ,A of 1' 1, l XJ 391 Q 1 fe 1 VC 'C , A N s. , 5 1 'A '4 S 2 ' 'lv ,' gs- A Y T-T. , , A ' T TA ,G 1 11 1 4. I A ,,,,V L W W, 1 Y if 1 1 N , f K x 1 , , f , , ' Hifi! . 1 -5 , ' , My A 'V M A , x . ' ' rl if ' az. AE: A l g A lg' , W' ., z 'A 1 S ly, 7,5 , R ,Q X -' fl! 6: -- F gi In x 5 1 1 G t ,, V D' 1 Vic, , J' ..s, Y Q uf I 1 9 .. if H A 4- 1,1 .6 Q- ZA Y, V ' 4 X . N1 : fi f' ' sl 1 E' M! .? f .A -- ., A of 1 - ' gh - . A 1 xx- V A nf- -' 1 x 1 1 ff ' 7 4 4' Q ,I ui SALLYJ McPHELlN 726 W Wellens Ave 1201 lncarnalron Q MARGARET R MEIGHAN 2054 E Haines S1 1331 S1 Benedld MARIA T MILLES 418 W Glenwood Ave 40 S1 Veronrca .-nl C j LOIS M MONAHAN 5635 Arbor S1 1201 S1 Ambrose fl' + 1 'Tl in SALLY A Mr:PHlLLlPS CATHERINE T McS1'lEA 5216 N Fcnr1uIlS1 1201 lncarna1ron 'Q-siwdl' 9 ,in ka 3207 G McMrchaels 51 29 S1 Brrdgel' FRANCES E MELLEY JOAN B MELLEY 920 E Chel1en Ave 1381 1040 E Chel1en Ave 1381 Immac Concep Gln lmmac Concep Gin VS 431,-S MARIANNE B MISSANELLI 4555 N Mole S1 1401 Holy Chrld ,O MARGARETR MODELSKI 2458 N Lerthgow S1 1331 S1 Edward 41' MARY C MONAHAN ANITA L MONTONE 41 E SomerselS1 1341 8270Faye11eS1 1501 V1sr1a1ron S1 Raymond 'W T-'U P MARIE G McVAIL 3211 N Lee SI 1341 S1 Hugh .--w....f 'Y' QQ P55 PATRICIA A MEADE 3444 N 6111 S1 1401 S1 Veronrca ...Q L. I l Y MIRIAM C MEEHAN 115 E Durham S1 1191 Holy Cross 'xp Wm., NX1 lka ISABELLA C MENTO MARGARITA T MICUCCI CAROL M MILLER 4341 Eluabelh S1 1241 4535 Mulberry 51 1241 2011 Medary Ave 1381 S1 Joachim Mafer Dolorosa JUDITH A MOGEE 5617 Musgrave S1 1441 lmmac Concep G1n f'--rf-m.,..w Q PATRICIA M MOONEY 3022 N 91h S1 1331 S1 Bonavenlure KATHLEEN P MOLLOY 6608 Cornelius S1 1381 S1 Alhonasrus 1 EILEEN D MOORE 137 E Meehan Ave 1191 Holy Cross 556 'nl Q' 4 is Q-v Gr -11 KATHLEEN F MORAN MARYJANE P MORRIS NANCY J MOULE 519 E HrI1on 51 1341 207 Claprer S1 1441 145 W Cumberland S1 Ascension S1 Francrs of Assrxr 1331 Vrsr1a1ron J MARYANNE C MOYER 1 149 W Venango Sl 1401 S1 S1ephen MARIA A MOZZOLI 3511 N 22d S1 1401 O 1. of 1he Holy Souls S1 Benedrcl lu-' PATRICIA A MONAGHAN 4234 N Sydenham S1 40 S1 S1epl'ren Nw as Q? A!! MARGUERITE M MOORE 4620 Penn S1 24 S1 Joachrm if BARBARA 14 MUELLER 4931 N 1611151 1411 Holy Child 4: ' U 1- A Q -' A , he-'K A I ' P . f ' ' fs- 71 '- T e 4, A . L 4' , ,. Cl ,- , . ' V W R . ,- Q S it gt Q .M 11 , ' I Q ' if?f,zjz1,, N, . if , 1 5 '1,,'r,we.fQK s ff ,Q I fr A I 1 V ff 4,.A , 'R or A N I ' W 4 X ' 1 A 4 , 54 ,as 6 51 1 1: -2 x , . J, - A 1 W A H Q, e 5. ' 5' ' g fj ff' 1 -- 1 :W A - -' A 4,5511 1, ' Q K -,. I tv I L 1y.11 M In F A I 4 1 l . . I . A . ., . . ' 1 1 1 f-- 1 I ff' ' . ' 6' R il ,., , A of V ,mf - I Q I :ig ' , ' - 245: ' ' J V, x ' ,gf , ' 1 1 A x . se- f 5: if j . W .- , -I . .. ' I Y- A ' fl' I . , eye gr A 1 ,E E , 4 , 2- ,Q 1. . , ' QL Q rr , K If. -?f'N .. Q A - '- . C 12 A N., 'Eff ., , Q '-A-1 y ,ii 9' 1 NK? I -, W x Ilia-7??. 'X' I N rl-J' f' 3' F U L' 1 FG . 'W v V 4 - I CAROLE A. MULHERN GERTRUDE D. MULHERN CAROL A. MULLARKEY 6810 N. 15th St. 1261 3142 Almond St. 1341 1212 W. Luzerne St. 1401 Holy Angels Nativity St. Stephen -v R - gk 6 1 y FU ' I . - ,Wy MUSIC HATH CHARMS-Reverend Thorall Nordheim, O.P., noted pianist, speaks to senior music maiors after an inspiring recital. E. Paull thanks him in the name of the group. SARAH E. MULLEN MARYANN R. MULLER KATHLEEN B. MULLIN 4021 M St. 1241 1903 E. Boston St. 1251 2510 N. Franklin St. Holy Innocents St. Boniface 1331 St. Edward fur fs. 9 g fn! ,., . -rf' - , Q , -X JOSEPHINE J. MUNI ANNA M. MURPHY GERALDINE M. MURPHY HELEN E. MURPHY MARGARET M. MURPHY MARILYN P. MURPHY 5511 Crowson St. 1441 1021 E. Chelten Ave. 1381 45 E. Meehan St. 1191 4331 Creswell St. 1291 4521 N. 18th St. 1401 5945 Norwood St. 1381 lmmac. Concep., Gtn. lmmac. Concep., Gtn. Holy Cross St. Bridget Holy Child lmmac. Concep., Gln. 1,5 1 Z f, 'wh 1 ,z MARYANN P. MURPHY MARY G. MURPHY PATRICIA .I. MURPHY ANN P. MURRAY 3050 Agate St. 1341 1406 E. Luzerne St. 1241 7627 Gilbert St. 1501 302 W. Delphine St. 1201 Nativity Holy Innocents St. Raymond Incarnation ,, WITH LIGHT STROKES , K , 4- N , 5' fl. , .A fi.. ., . - 1 fl T xliejfu ' . 1 , , .' 'BM . GERALDINE T. MURRAY PATRICIA A. MURRAY 1050 Southampton 2401 N. Lawrence St. Ave. 1181 1331 Seven Dolors, Wyndmoor St. Edward ,4l Y TX 1,.- 'Q- T' PATRICIA M. MURRAY BARBARA A. MYERS 85 E. Church Lane l44I 2563 N. Leifhgaw Si. Sl. Vincenl de Paul I33I Sl. Edward ...ff -s A' in- sg. Gln 1' MARIE T. NAHILL 1160 Wagner Ave I41l Holy Child 3 I? Qs- ANY EMPTY CORNER will do for pracIice, declare M. A. Nyzio and P. Branlon. Stairways, closels, corridors echo wilh musical strains during the day. JUDITH A. NARKE CATHERINE T. NEE PATRICIA A. NEE 5839 N. 7th Sl. I20l 7702 Queen SI. I18l 7702 Queen SI. l18l Sl. Helena Seven Dolors, Wyndmoor Seven Dolors, Wyndmoor V - 'Q , Ii fi ii V ? 'A r An- , :H-' Q . li .ie ANN M. NELSON BARBARA A. NEWTON FRANCES L. NICOLETTI PATRICIA A. NOLAN MARY T. NOLEN ANNE P. NORRIS 3824 Lawndale 50.1241 419 W. Roselyn SI. I20I 8324 Temple Rd.I50l 401 W. Wellens St. I20l 6518 N. 21sI SI. I38l 4152 N. Marshall SI. I40l Holy lnnocenfs Sl. Helena Sl. Raymond lncarnalion Sl. Benedid Sl. Henry wo- wbw- ' 1 MARY JEANNE C. MARY ANNE T. NYZIO JUDITH M. OBERMILLER JANET A. O'BRIEN NOWACK 4244 Griscom 50. l24l 453 E. laldner Sl. II 'll 2022 N. Pdlelharp Sl. 2023 E. Firlh Sl. I25I Sl. Joachim Sl. William l22l Sl. Bvhilvre Sl. Boniface ' Q , Q R fv- S f ' 7 if ' rf- . f JULIA T. O'lRlEN MARYANN R. O'CONNELL 532 Widener PI. I2OI 4538 N. 18th Si. I40I Sl. Helena Sl. Francis ol Assisi Q 5 .E Q f is Us Z' f' U Sf Giza MAUREEN E 0 CONNOR ROSEMARY E 0 CONNOR BARBARA A O DONNELL CATHERINE E JANE E O DONNELL JOANM O 5652 Devon S1 1381 4012 N 71h S1 1401 6709 Cornelrus S1 1381 lmmac Concep Gln Sl Veronrca 51 Alhanasrus tb I- 1 O DONNELL 1961 Cheltenham Ave 2908 N Lhnuerice 5l4E M1 ArryAve 1191 17 33 Holy Cross SI Arhanaslus S1 Veronica I X G? R- ? .f ,, MAUREEN T O DONNELL ROSE T O DONNELL ARLENE M OLKOWSKI 6345 N 61h SI 1261 S9 Helena ,mx JEANNE M OPETT Fnzwafertown 8- Terrace Rds Sl David Wrllow Grove qs Q-Q JOANN R OSTROWSKI 3143 Trlton SI 1341 51 Adalberl 1' C34 Q' CATHERINE M PAPRZYCKI 3040 Lrvrngston S1 Natrvrly 432 W Roselyn S1 1201 1714 W Bergen S1 1151 Sl Helena Malernrfy B V M BARBARA M O ROURKE JANE F 0 ROURKE 215 Levlck 511111 Sl Wrllram KATHLEEN L O TOOLE 836 E Cornwall Sl 1341 Ascensron MARYLINDA J PARISI 226E Wrsier Sr 441 1341 S1 Mrchael ol lhe Sami: ' ' MARY C OLSEN SARAH V 0 NEILL DOMENICA A ONORATO 6315 N 18th Sl 1411 3900 M St 1241 2611 E Burch 51 1341 S1 Benedrcl Holy lnnocenis Mofher of Drvme Grace I vw- 11 THERESA A 0 ROURKE KATHLEEN D JOANNA L OSOWSKA 3138 Aramlngo Ave 1341 0 SHAUGHNESSY 2626 E Venango S1 1341 Nahvrly 212 E MI Pleasant 51 Adalberl Avg 41 91 Holy Cross 5112 N Farrhrll S1 1201 lncarnahon 'mf f PATRICIA R OVERBECK SALLY A PALMER 1233 Eos! Ave 4648 N Sydenham S1 51 John ol the Cross 40 Roslyn Holy Chrld ELIZABETH M OUSEY 1826 E Hunhngdon S1 25 Vrsrlahon MARGARET H O TOOLE 6612 Uber SI 1381 SI Benedld ff QM iw MARGARET M PARR CLAIRE R PASKEY EVELYN T PAULL PATRICIA M PAYNE 616 N Easfon Rd 1533 Chew Ave 1411 158 E Meehan Ave 1191 244 W Abboiisford Ave SI Davrd Willow Grove Holy Chrld Holy Cross 44 Sl Francrs of Assrsr - ,. , l F' , l, ' I 1 - , 1 li 3 F If I I ' S: A 5 f ' A W ., I o . ' . ' . ' . . ' . ' u. . . . ' . ' . . sr. . ., . . ' . ' . . ' . 1 1 1 1 . - 4 - 4 , ' I x A K Y ' . J , X , 5 A Y I . . AA S , 21 11, G' gf vi J 5 ' Af A ' - E 1,4 Ltjaiy' , I A 'I 1' I f rA i I K A V 6 1 ' ' in V, Q 5' 'av 45 '57 'E 'A ' N I 1, ' . I 1 f , l - V ' A ' V -. .R 'xy 4' ' I f ' 4. ,552 as I S 1 4' - f P' I '12-i52f5T.K I - '-::' A rrr f w 943 k w 1' If i . , i I I - . . 1 . 1 1 . I , . t . .l l . 6 ,. 5, , V ' I Q .Y 7, 'vi f ' X I A fl fr I ' . . D ' . . D . l . . K , I 'DHD'-v 7 lun 'S i LOIS A PEEL JOANNE K PEN1'Z 729 E Halton St 1341 4771 N 2nd St 1201 Ascension Incarnation MARGOT H PERANTEAU ROSEMARIE E PEREZ 3125 Chatham St 1341 2415 N 5th St 1331 O l. Help ol Chnstuans St Edward K!.-QV' W...-Vi fx Av' ,Y li' REGINA M PFEIFFER 1812 Lukens Ave 191 St Davtd Willow Grove JOAN A 5921 N Front St RITA M PETETTI JOAN M PETUSKY 5043 N 5th St 1201 3020 N 3rd St 1331 St Helena Incarnation St Verontca 1 l' 'qu' fs fr- -Q ELAINE M PIETROFESA MARY A PILONG 47 B D St 201 4524N Bouvuer St 1401 St Ambrose Holy Child TERESA J PINTIMALLI 1539 Ruan St 1241 Mater Dolorosa ELIZABETH J PINTO PHYLLIS R PINTO 5362 Moms St 1441 1342 W Jerome St 1401 St Vincent de Paul St Stephen -to nv- DOROTHY M PESILIILO PATRICIA A PETERS 406 W Cambna St 1331 4126 N Franklun St 1401 St Edward St Veromca Q 1--' PATRICIA A PHELAN 109 W Champlost Ave 20 St Helena N CONSTANCE E PHILIPPS 60 W Rockland St 1441 St Francis ot Assist ID -dai S f9m T ELEANORE B PIOTROWICZ 3329 Belgrade St 1341 St Adalbert -Ga, 3 YN QI Q 1 'v yi Nl ANNA G PLANAMENTE PAULINE S PLEFKA MARY F POKROPSKI CARMELLA A POLISANO DOLORES S POLLICH JEAN F POLTORAK 3955 N Reese St 1401 1225 W Vonango St 1401 2112 Orthodox St 1241 2310 E Clearfield S 609 E Cornwall St 1341 1418 W Hunting Park Our Lady ot Pamper: St Stephen St Joachvm 34 Ascensvon Ave 1401 Natwrty St Ladlslaus Qin -4l '? Q ks gp- If me 'bf 1 'ie Q TS' IRMA A PONTARELU BARBARA M POPEK DOLORES V PORTER CAROLYN M POST MARCIA A POTOK ELEANOR A 3815 N 6111 St 1401 3029 Arammgo Ave 2325 N Marshall S1 1331 34 W Manhelm St 1441 1672 Orthodox St 1241 POVILAITIS Our lady ol Pompen 1341 St Adalbert St Edward St Franca: of Asus: St Joachim 561 E Marwood Rd 1201 St Ambrose . i .A S v A b ' U . C' 1 -Q . A H 1 I I 1' 1 r I ' 5 Y M w I X g . ' 'ff , ,I if I I 1' W ff Y- ' -' E I . , X H, fl V vw as Q ' 'if' V '41 V 5 r - I , 4 V, ?g,,,,' fyk 4, I - V , V 1 1 .1 . I ' . I . 1 ' l . . I . I I ,., , - v i,f,A:f'P . N1 1 l 'x ' . . ' 1 1 ' . N., ,ta I I 0- -w l ' e 1 ll. I ggrxfm, A . - 5 L - if, . N h 1 . I ' I 1 L. 1..V f V SWlSH go the brushes as Art students, E. Lesher, P. Guth, P. Carsen, S. Duffy, S. McAnInIey, M. Storm, and A. Planamente prepare senior play scenery. . V ff 5,15 . 5- 4' C - L 1 '1 w'fg.g1' 5 ' J y . ,, . .SI ,S I 9,1 Y t AP ' I. f : I ' ffl V as 15. J A A W? . ' 42? ' ,x f fm ' r i 1,1 MARGARET M. POWELL ANN P. PRENDERGAST 1804 Pastorius St. 138, 3254 N. Park Ave. 140, EILEEN M. PRENDERGAST 5842 Crittenden St. 138, St. Athanasivs St. Stephen Immac. Concep., Gntn. 4. 4 ' - ua Q. . I 5, .L A 6 '-1 VA ' f, . 1 f 1144 f Qfszil' ,ff ,f ' , -A V Tw i ! NL' MARY v. mc: Anromerrs s. TNERESA I- PUNTEI. 59o4 --A si. Izoi Puonslewlcz 110 E- Meehan Sv. 119, si. Helena 2603 E. Indiana Ave. Holy Crm 134, St. Adalbert 5 f 1. or 5- Ke 1' 3' Ps 2, - ygfjfia l , JOAN M. QUAID MARY D. QUARTUCCI MARGARET A. QUINN MAUREEN J. QUINN PATRICIA A. OUIRK ROSEMARY T. RADKE 4848 N. Lawrence St. 120, 579 E. Haines St. 144, 2502 N. 5th St. 133, 3429 Arbor St. 134, 3715 N. Percy St. 140, 6326 Palmetto St. 111, Incarnation O. L. ol the Rosary St. Edward Ascension St. Stephen St. William da. , - ' 15' ' ,a .,......-7 -- - Wuh., ., f' ld ,-if S 2 C? 55 I 1 as -. 1 1:1 ff - V . 'gi , X6 I' 1' MILDRED M. RAIMO MARGARET M. RATAY ARLENE B. RAYZIS 4429 Griscom St. 124, Mater Dolorosa St. Ludislaus Holy Innocents .M - ff f .f-jq 'L3: - N lit, CATHERINE A. REESE CAROLE A. REDDING 293 E. Queen La. 144, 3927 Glendale St. 124, St. Vincent de Paul Holy Innocents CECILIA L. REAGAN 1742 Juniata St. 140, 3945 Bennington St. 124, 4631 Germantown Ave. 144, St. Francis ot Assisi FIGURES OF ENERG Y C' IDAMAE R. REGAN 5524 Chew St. 1381 Immac. Concep., Gtn. no- T' MARY D. REILLY 415 Cottman St. lmmac. Concep. ...1 1 ARLENE E, REIBRICH ROSEMARY B. 4989 Sheldon St. 1441 REICHARDT St. Francis of Assisi 1825 E. Oakdale St. 125 Visitation - - S. if L1 A 1 x af ,X WN-v E '. Z mf' . if I wi. 4 X PATRICIA A. REILLY PATRICIA A. REILLY 3159 G St. 1341 623 E. Woodlawn Ave. Ascension 1441 ONE, TWO, THREE . . . Physical education, an important port ol the weekly roster, aids the girls in obtaining proper posture. Jenkintown lmmac. Concep., Gtn. pl giif, , A 1 if -5 1 . - - L11--' f 6 -' A -1 f ' Q 1 ARLEEN M. RENSHAW ANGELA 8. RESCIGNO EILEEN B. RETALLICK DOLORES J. RICE JEAN T. RICKS 18 Forest Ave. 4834 Stenton Ave. 1441 3723 N. Franklin St. 1401 3434 N. 7th St 1401 1926 N. 6th St. 1221 St. David, Willow Grove St Michael ot the Saints St. Veronica St. Veronica St, Edward - fy O 1- GRACE M. RILLERA IRENE E. RIMDZIUS HELEN M. RING 2921 N. Park Ave. 1321 5005 F St., 1241 3920 lawndale St. 1241 St. Bonaventure St. Ambrose Holy Innocents Y . 42:8 5 W of Q JOAN A. ROBSON 4025 Glendale St. 1241 Holy Innocents J 6 ' n .r J .. MAMANN K. RIDGLEY 1837 suns sr. 1411 Holy child MARY P. RIZZO 3237 Potter 51.1341 Ascension NANCY l.. RODENBERGER 4816 Knox St. 1441 St. Francis ol Assisi .l CHARLOTTE J ROSE 8809 Cheltenham Ave 8 Seven Dolors Wyndmoor Q' THERESA B RUNOWSKA 3137 Salmon St 1341 Sl Adalberl ' EDWINA M SAILER 4803 Unruh Ave 1351 S! Leo .lf MARGARETM SCHAD 3941 Elsmare S1 1241 Holy lnnocenls if ISABEL S SCHMIDT 532 E Olney Ave 1201 SI Ambrose NJN' 11 ,Z NICOLETTA A ROTELLA 8247 Temple Rd 1501 S1 Raymond I' 2, NL! CAROLYN E RUNZER 3320 N 51h 51 1401 S1 Veronica iw ll V336 X 3 Z' 1. H BARBARA A ROUCH ELIZABETH A ROWLEY JOAN M RUDDY JOAN A RUMPF 8235 Plckenng SI 1501 8542 Wllllams Ave 1501 5313 Magnolla S1 1441 201 Cedar Ave 151 S1 Raymond SI Raymond Immac Concep Gln In 'ffl 0' JANET M RUNZER 2107 74011 Ave 1381 Sl Alhanaslus Qs... GRACE A SANTORO IRENE A SARCEWICZ 4921 Keyser S1 1441 2306 E Allegheny Ave Sl Michael of lhe Samls 34 S1 George A Q-if 5 Q., QYX H JOANM SCHAEFER 3 2 H St 41 Ascensron I i ALICE C SCHNEIDER 931 W Hunhngdon SI 33 Sl Edward MARTHA L SCHAEFFER 4818 N 41h St 1201 lncarnahon Q ix T V REGINA D SCHODOWSKA 3114 Tnllon S1 1341 S1 Adalberf w.e...'Ti .Q .. Sl David Willow Grove Q' xtdygf VIRGINIAC RUP? BARBARAA SABATH EILEEN M SAFEE 1244 E Pike Sl 1241 451 AIco11S9 1201 6321 llmeluln Pk 1381 H9lYl'1f10CerllS Sl Wrlllam Sl Benedrd 'ii 1' Q' LILLIAN M SASNAUSKAS BARBARA A SAUERWALD 2557 E Oniano S1 1341 7145 Cedar Park Ave Sl George lur- JOAN M SCHATZLE 7535 Gnlberl S1 1501 S1 Alhanaslus '-sn. I -w ANNEJ SCHULTE 8 I St Holy lnnocenls 38 ff SANDRA R SAVITSKY 3717 Jasper S1 1241 Sl Joan ol Arc 111 f I? fb ANGELA R SCHEPIS 1011 Nedro Ave 141 Holy Chfld me 81 Q-Q 1 -4 MARIE L SCHLOSSER 1315 E Sedgley Ave 34 Sl .loan ol Arc Nw I I DOLORES D SCHULTZ STELLA T SCHULTZ 3023 Collms Sf 1341 3246 Gaul St 1341 S1 Adalberl Sl Adelberl I 9 , . A 6 1' Q s. f - ' , ' A . L. ,. ,S -'44, 1 L. - , I if' V' 1 4 ' , V f f ,r Yx V '. 6 f7. 'f,, , . h . 5 N - , , ' v V ,V 1 A , -TJ 113, A V, I 4- a I y A , A R 1 11 1 . . . . ., . . ' , ' - 5 I A gay: 5 . L f ' 3 I - T 4' ' I 'S -' f 9 li Y ' 'Iwi L ' f I 4 E',f:i11gfJ-32. 12? F4 ' T'-I f- I ' 2. 1. ' 'I - 1 A Q If-f , ' ' f vb 1 ' . L 'Ill fl .,. . 1 V1f ,5 f s V' rv L 5, 4-. ' ' Ng X J. . . ' ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 0 - Sl. ,,. I - ., - - - 451, . - ,, A 5 ' 5 5 to 'C' 'ff I 'E' 4, 1 Q '. . f- ' -fx - ' . 33 . 13 , . ' 1 . 1 . , 1 I . . I . . t I 5 . , , A V A ,. aj - X i , 5' 1 . Q' as 1 5- I , f Y .Q 1 . ' 1 : ll 'milfs , .4 . 'lyll T' 1 11 I I lf' ! W' ffl f I ', -',' A1 , - ' ' -'L 1 ' - ,1 , , . A ' 1.4, , S' , ,gl - 493' we , ' -WL - ' nk V ' . ggf . , - I N A Q Y Q ,, P fn' , 1 . . l ' . 410 . 1241 ' . . . 1 1 ' . . . 4 ROSEMARIE C SCORZA 444 Mechanlc St 1441 O L ofthe Rosary T' MARY P SEWARD 1926 Prke St 1241 St Joan of Arc T '- 1-p at JOAN E SIBURKIS 3275 Trlton St 1341 Sl Adalbert 11,5 MARGARET A SMITH 266 W Linton St 1201 S1 Helena 4 R '-4-..., X. se nj .. PATRICIA M SCOTT 2738 N Reese S1 1331 St Edward IVA M SHAFFER 1313 W Tuoga St 1401 St Slephen kk Y..- JEANNE M SIGWART CATHERINE M KATHRYN E SIMONS BARBARA A SMITH 2712 N Newlurk St 1321 SIMMLER 6216 N 3rd St 1201 3058 Rorer St 1341 Corpus Chrrstr 3050 N 8th St 1331 S1 Helena Ascensron ,gi MARIE A SMITH 236 W Sulrs St 1201 Incarnation A X DOLORESM SPIRK 2843 N 13th St 1331 S1 Bonaventure -4 PATRICIA M STAMBRO 505 W Cumberland St --li -Us 7' 7' MARYJANE M SCULLY ELIZABETH A SEDDON JANICE M SEIFERT SARAH A SERVIS 351 Hermitage St 1281 2636 N Hancock St 1331 446 W Brlng11urstSt 632 W Rush St 1331 Holy Famrly Vrsrtahon 44 St Edward St Francrs of Assrsr T 'NWS-.eq if S-v Q.- 4 ALICE P SHALES ANNE P SHANKS FLORENCE C SHANNON DIANE E SHOOKOWSKY 1742 Ferndale Ave 121 5229 Arbor St 1201 2956 N Phlllp St 1331 3125 Janney St 1341 Wrllow Grove Pa St Ambrose St Hugh Sl Agnes O L Help ol Chrrstrans -:Q Q' Q 6 KATHLEEN M SMITH 3838 N Darren St 1401 St Henry S1 Bonaventure QA MARLENE A SMITH MARYELLEN T SMITH ELLEN I SMOLINSKI DORIS M 7610 Rugby St 1501 9970 Woodfern Rd 1151 8131 Rrdge Ave 1281 4354 N St Raymond Matermty B V M Immaculate Heart olMary SOMMERFELD 3rd St 1401 Henry 'Qi' np Ts -Q- MARGARET T JUSTINE D STANKUS ROSAMARIAC STENGER PATRICIA A STANDEVEN 430 W Induana Ave 1331 4203 N 8th St 1401 STERNBERGER 33 539 E Tulpehocken St St Veronrca St Henry 1010 Tomhnson Rd St Edward 1441 lmmac Concep Gln St Chrrsropher Somerton X Q ,T 4' A A ,E 5, Q Ke ' ' 5 I Q, R ' vl' A L' M X, 4 X - 1 N 1 A ,4,, E M I , v 4 y 5 y 'f as he . 4' 3 1 Qf52l' y ' A LP' P M, Q '-.. A A All J I V Z.. 45: . . 3 V'-:,A y Q, 1 f I I x t I I ' A I 1' V I Q, 2-A I- I L. fi' Cr. E' ' sry My - , . Q X lx I , P ' ' v h, 1... XE 4 1 - Af. xy , 1 0 . Y Q 1 C. , , ,ts r if 4, VA . K s,MW a' Mg 1 f 'A I I . . A, V , ij XX , gi. U 1 I ' -A K A I I Y P HELPING HANDS-C. Lenl, H. Pills, and H. Ewig assisl Sisler Mary of Good Counsel, l.H.M., in the supplemenlary reading library, which keeps books circulating. ,. ,fIA'IIx'AJ JOAN A. STEVENSON MADELINE K. STOLARSKI 6123 N. 81h S1.l20I Sl. Helena Molher of Divine Grace O. '54 N U -eq 6? , ly, 1. 75. I IP LOUISE C. STRIANO 131 E. Rillenhouse SI. 43 MARY R. STRAFACE 3619 Fisk Ave. l29l Sl. Bridge! l44I Si. Vincenl de Paul -. in Y-f 5 2 -,. Q, X tl ' N ,I- BARBARA A. SULLIVAN 5568 Hillcreek CI. l20l Sl. Ambrose MARYELLEN B. SULLIVAN 1813 Nolan Sl. 1381 SI. Alhanasius VV ' .-? ',,w'l mm. K -I I '5- - 6- P C Q. ' Y X -- , K f',' Q - . 17 I -L If I x .1 .11 i -1 ' 1 CAROL A. SURG01' PATRICIA A. SWENEY ANNE T. SZYMANSKI .IOANN B. TAKACS 1734 Rowan se. l40I 1ao4 Aflon 51.1111 3154 Belgrade sr. 1341 227 E. Eleanor sr. 1201 Sl. Ladislaus Resurredion SI. Adelberl Sl. ANIbY05e 1' SANDRA M. TALLAS PATRICIA C. TAMAGNO 2844 N. Palelhorpe SI. 5342 N. 15Ih SI. l41I 1331 Holy Child Visitation UNITY OF EXPRESSION , . O , ,, had I X- g' 'K s I E, iff 3 1 .x -A by 6 6 'V As: 4 r , Q., - I Q-v ' f 4521 ,- x 1 A 4 1 1 4 . .4 D' ,,-1 ' ELAINE M. STOU1' 2849 E. Almond S1.l34l 2439 E. Indiana Ave. 1341 L. Help of Chrislians Q-5 FRANCES L. SUDER 30 N. Carlisle SO. l4OI Sl. Ladislaui 1 'ws- -5 P6 MARY T. SULLIVAN 181 W. Tiber SI. l40I SI. Ambrose ,,,,f . ,Jr '- ' u, NEDRA C. TAYLOR MARGARET S. TEDESCHI ELSIE M. TENAGLIA 6117 Magnolia St. I44I 617 W. Venango St. I40I 444 W. Wellens Ave. lmmac. Concep., Gtn. Our Lady of Pompeii I20I Incarnation NORA C. TESTA UTILIA M. TESTA ANN M. THOMSON 6822 N. Broad St. l26I 737 E. Haines St. l44I 4439 N. 8th St. I40I Holy Angels Holy Rosary St. Henry ' i 'ff' 1 ROSEMARIE A. TIERNO DOROTHY P. TIGUE MARGERY M. TIPPETT 632 Wharton St. l47I 5632 N. 7th St. l20I 4809 Wayne Ave. l44I Annunciation St. Helena St. Francis of Assisi 4 1 . 1, for I' . 5 i ' 5 AA .. .. ---A y- U W 'ul' CHRISTIAN READING FOR CHRISTIAN LIVING-Mr. William T. Cooke gave an inspiring address at the Catholic Authors Program sponsored by the Theresian. Seniors K. Hess and M. Donnelly won Iirst place. JOAN J. TOMKIEWICZ MARYELLEN C. TOOHEY JOSEPHINE A. THERESA M. TROISI 3065 Martha St. I34I 5602 Boyer St. I38I TORRENTE 5003 Sheldon St. l44I St. Adalbert lmmoc. Concep., Gtn. 'I020 Winchester St. I1 'II St. Michael ol the Saints St. Cecilia A DIGNIFIED PORTRA YAL .ik PATRICIA G. TROJECKI GLORIA G. 3064 Cedar St. I3-II TRUSZKOWSKA Nativity 3734 Frankford Ave. I24I St. Joan of Arc 1 ? 7 5 2 JEAN H TRZUSKOWSKA 3748 N Percy S1 40 S1 Ladrslaus Qf' 1 3 10 it T CHRISTINA M VENTRESCA 1234 E Stafford S1 1381 ELIZABETH A VARRONE 7716 Ardlelgh S1 1181 Holy Cross lmmac Concep Gfn ly 7392 fi fff 304 Dramond S1 1221 1938 E Lehugh Ave S1 Bonrface 25 Vrsrtahon inn' no C' TQ MARY A WALLGREN 7215 N 151h S1 1261 Holy Angels MARJORIE A WALL HELENE J WALLACE 1412 Jerome S1 1401 6043 N Phrllnp S1 1201 S1 S1ephen S1 Helena 3- -41-1--S -Qi JS yi if ,Z Q in KATHLEEN A WALSH SARAH J WALSH 104 W Apsley S1 1441 245 Berkley S1 1441 S1 Francis ol Assrsr S1 Francis ol Assrsl T' xxg FRANCES M TUCCI ELIZABETH L TURNER MARYL UETZ ROSEMARIE C UMILE MARY V VAISNYS 3821 N Percy S1 1401 4241 N Bodme S1 1401 1 H S1 2905 Gaul S1 1341 3142 Memphrs S1 1341 S1 S1ephen S1 Henry Holy lnnocen1s Na11vr1y S1 George T' gg BARBARA T VERB LLA BARBARA T VETTER YVONNE G VIGNA CAROLE B 4211 Penn S1 1241 6801 N 111h S1 1261 5617 Chew Ave 1381 VON DIETSCH S1 .loachrm Holy Angels lmmoc Concep G1n 815 Woodlawn Ave 1381 lmmoc Concep Gln 4 9 I S1 41 WALIGORSKI 5708 Boyer S1 1381 5942 wade Sf 1441 Holy lnnocen1s 4254 N Hicks S1 1401 lmmac Concep G1n 5, F,a,,g,5 of A5551 S1 Ladrslaus EILEEN A WALSER 1909 Ruan S1 1241 S1 Joachrm av 1' MARGARET M WANNER MARGARET R WARD 1215 Overlngion S1 1241 4266 N Bodine S1 1401 S1 Joachrm S1 Henry V fgffij CAROL M WALSH JOAN B WALSH 3743 N 10111 S1 1401 4022 Lawndale S1 1241 S1 Slephen Holy lnnocen1s T 3 sf f 4 CAROLE A WATSON DONNAMARIE WATSON 5337 N Camac S1 1411 5257 N 2nd S1 1201 Holy Chrld lncarnahon an is Q xx I I ' 1 N 1 . . . ' . 442 . 1241 . ' . . . 1 1 . . ' ' . I , A r vs . D' I-A V A . ' ' T5 ' Q I Vi. at ' f 5 I P S 4 1-. I .2 ,: - 'Egg . . A I , A ' 114251 , . . I . . . l 1-'v - r X. ' . Q , fe- , . Wx : if , ki JANE M. VONEKI EDITH C. VOSS CATHERINE M. WAGNER MARYANN T. ANNE E. WALKER MARY J- WALKER ' . . ' . 02 . 12 . , , ' 1 1 . ' . , ., . l ' ' ' -- y- 1 . , I . f' iv E' 1 A ls. v 6 g jpg A ky U , .J M 1 l Q -' Q , - -- I, A - , .. f V , 4 V .. .- 1 1 Q I ' v ' I I of - .W .-fp 1 ' -W - 4 5,54 , A V ar AV , 1- ,. , ' I f .v,v R iq . , A A 5 4 'A A Q 'JL .A F V 'Tx 'gr Ai 4:4 ., JM-.K LORETTA M WEAVER 2443 N 6Ih SI 1331 SI Edward PATRICIA A WEBB 127 Cunnmgham Ave Upper Darby SI Cecllfa SI Lawrence ,Gumball Awww? T viva P sig 55.8 17' BARBARAT BEATRICE A WEIS CHRISTINAM WEISER WEIDERMAN 307 W Rockland SI 1201 5I16N Falrhlll SI 1201 2007 E Tioga SI 134l lncarnahon lncarnanon SI .loan ol Arc T ,mv X FRANCINE M WERPSHAW ANNAMARIE C WESLEY 45 6 D SI 20I 4857 Rudge Ave 129l SI Ambrose SI BndgeI BARBARA .I WESTERMANN 2303 Welsh Rd 13l SI Dowd Willow Grove vw 4 5.44 lx Q-S PAULETTE M WILHELMI 4915 N 4Ih SI 1201 lncarnahon PATRICIA A WILLIAMS 6470 Ross SI 1191 1 A SI SI Madeleine Sophie V:srIaIIon JANICE M WILSON N 436: f 3 ff' 'il ,S HELEN F wean MARYANN a wean PA1mclA E wins: 7735 Hasbwok Ave un 393 DelmorSI BI 4 3 I SI 41 Holy Fumrly Holy lnnocenls Yx T' PATRICIA A WEEKS 5146 N Folrhlll SI 120I lncornanon li fs ROSEMARY s wsuz ARLEEN A WENZLER UNHTA M WERNER 906 E Slocum SI 150I 47 O D SI 201 1229W Anrdne SI 140I LIIIle Flower SI Ambrose Sl Slephen -lil fl ig in T1 1-N JOAN A WHALEN MARIAN E WHITE GERALDINE M B41 E Slraffofd SI 1381 6621 N 11Ih SI 126l WHITMAN lmmoc Concep GIn Holy Angels 4249 Paul SI 1241 45? A-x MARYC WILSON 3739 N 10Ih SI 1401 SI SIephen Q, was gf 4 sf W 1-5 W V' - JUDITH A WSZALEK JOAN M YALE 352 lancasIer Ave 39 B L SI 241 SI John Bosco, Holborn Holy lnnocenIs EUGENIA M WOOD 36 Poslonus SI 1441 SI VmcenI de Paul PATRICIA A YANNI 7718 FayeIIe SI 1501 SI Raymond 1 MARGARET A WINTERS 2972 E Thompson SI 34 Nahvlly 3' Z 9 DOROTHY A YONAITIS 4111 N 7Ih SI 1401 SI Henry Maler Dolorosa STELLA WOLOSHYNSKY 1402 W Lmdley Ave 4 lmmac Concep ,il 4-. DORA H YOST 534 Benner SI ll ll SI Wulllam ,lg A Q Al. 1 A I 'Q y 1 Q ' c , 1 - , ' 1 6' ... ,. . ,N ' -., I so ' ' 9 yy L -I 5 lf, ' 1 .f :ff 7 I . . ' , . . 04 an 1. . . + - ' ' , 1 A - .f , 4 Q G . 1 l A , ' . . . 1' O' Y I ' I G' ' A f X. wr, b , ' 1 s l I . I ' ' l I . 2 U .I .1 I . . . ' L I ' Q11-. li A I- 42 I I I I I H- so A ' are ,L ' ix f ' M , , X Q A Q If , VA 5 L, K tg K Q: VA 5 V . : N 3, n C - I .VM ts I . ' - 3 .1 ' . . . . . -Q9 IIS' 4. i1,A A I ' 'gh ' 5 ' fig Q' 3 K -- - 1 ' ',a??f' 1 - I ' . . . 294 . l34I . . . 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The background in training received by the young Catholic woman will be besieged by the world and criticized from as many angles as the masterpiece, but it will prove as worthwhile and enduring. Serene and confident in this knowledge, the graduate steps forth. 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