Marian Catholic High School - Marian Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)

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A many-sided view of lifeat MARIAN M Wi Q -q:,g fn N 'Ffqp 5 . ,pg Q X m ,f-.I 154 ! 411' fm L--xl Y 9 he 1959 MARIAN 1, LL X MARIA GH ClIO0L Panther Valley Pennsylvania The Visas' of Christ counsels us HIS HOLINESS POPE PIUS XII 1876-1958 Requiescat P . HIS HOLINESS PQPE JOHN XXIII 0 Ulf fl LIFE W Mel M f' - I s e J Q57 37' e h ix 4, ' Y 5 5 31 3? Q. X' 4' ' f If A , gl ff ff' si, 1 sg J, he The Prinee ef the Chnreh leads us HIS EMINENCE JOHN CARDINAL O'I-IARA C.S.C., D.D. Archbishop of Philadelphia he ' if 5 2 shi 23335 FSE iw Qs: -Q15 fl , li W1 255 :vig 4? , QL Qix 'IT lf WMA, lmlnlter unou The Most Reverend JOSEPH M MCSHEA DD Auxlllary Bxshop of Philadelphia Ikuthiul hepherd The Most Reverend J CARROLL MCCORMICK DD Auxiliary Bishop of Phnladelphna AQ' : , U 0 'i ,gr f ' , l M rf . 1 ,ji , x!! Q 5,91 tv 1 W 2 4: 5 5 . y . . 5 l 4 -, ' U - 5 - 0 o l My A . , . . -A I n' J Zh EQ lNTiohnnt uperintendent The Reverend JOHNJ GRAHAM DD Assxstant Superintendent of Schools The Reverend FREDERICK J STEVENSON Assxstant Supermtcndent of Schools The Right Reverend Monsignor EDWARD M REILLY -ICD Supermtendent of Schools of the Archdxocesc of Phnlaclelphxa direct u llur Principal Sentiments of gratitude mingled with the joy each Marianite experienced as, at the outset of the new scholastic year, our beloved principal, Reverend Gerald P. Quain, extended a welcome to faculty and student body. Though Father had been cautioned to curtail his activities as a consequence of the heart attack he had suffered during the preceding May, there was no evidence of a diminution of his interest in all that pertained to the good management of Marian High School. Every important event was colored by his presence and his directing influence. Every day found him at the service of all who sought his counsel and assistance. The Reverend GERALD P. QUAIN K.-41 xXX S X MOTHER M. ST. XAVIER Business Arithmetic, General Math II, Bookkeeping usp .T 1 and devoted faculty . . . To know, love and serve God in this worlrl so :is to he happy with Him forever in the next is the purpose of lllZiIliS existence. This is the fundamental principle of Christianity and the founclzition stone on which our ecluczitionul editice is erected. We ut Marian are fortunate to be guided hy ll trinity of l0ZlCllCI'S7Cl0l'iC2ll, religious :incl lziy--united as one in Il common effort to develop :ill our potentizilities - spiritual, intellectual. physical. cultural :intl socizil. so that we may live as worthy citizens of this world and of the next. MOTHER M. FRANCES CECILIA Religion I, English I, Algebra I .1-Y' MOTHER M. CYPRIAN Religion II, Latin II ,..1-a- nf' -Tso- fi- ma.. A.. 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A I M110 L mgfwcin I uor SU ,4 I 'Lai P J i ff Mr. Hugh Gallagher National Problems, United States History, Coach: Football, Basket- ball, Baseball Mr. Joseph Sarolca English II, Geometry, Modem European History, Physical Ed- ucation Sister Miriam amos Sister Mary Aquin English I, Religion I, World History Latin I World History Classes In the pursuit ui our studies 43 fill psf' 5, JI f-ef' ,r September 3 found some nlnety five eager freshmen, emanating from twenty five parlshes 1n fourteen regional towns converging on the VK est Branch of Harlan H1 h School For them this was more than just the start of another school sear It was the veritable inceptlon of a new life XX hat an adventuresome one it seemed as thex were introduced to the kaleldoscoplc schedule of Nlarlan curricular and extra curricular activltles l xerx day their mtelest w is whetted as the s1,,a of XX orld History exolx ed before them They found satisfaction 111 declphermf' the laws of Xlgebra I betting to know a man and h1s times through the study of his writings 'iwikened their lnterest III eirlx american Literature Latin I was 1 chal lenve but few were faint hearted Vlith an exe to its emulation 1110 II ax lhc T1 nth and thc L1 0 of Our Lord Jesus Christ was reviewed in relicnon c iss just as spiritedlx the freshmen Joined the ranks of Nlarian sportsmen The varsity football team claimed fixe and seven graced the court to ekpe iience unlimited action in JK basketball The Glee Club and the Band boasted representatives of this class The soclallv successful Xalentlne Dance, sponsored by the Student Council, proved that the xoungest members of Nlarian were adequately en dowed with the spirit that makes our school dis tlnctlx e. With this first year gone speedily by the fresh- men face the future with avid anticipation. re lumen become acquainted . . . Ilrst Ron M Ikulnlus S Bonn Nl A Rosolmc P York C Durllla Knowles, A Fmrko Smith A Castagnola R C B T C1 Sony M E Semko M Ryan I Qnllldfl P Qwunay Suomi Huggins E Murphy Vllfford I'ourtl1R0n eam Ln k lam I Xmulanua Hollxsur .I Masa1l1s,B Zupko Run Blukly B Wargn NI Porwmlm P lx1k lftkl I Spo I5 run,,1 I Vxrsalllcs P Durlmg, I. bnnaky llnrd Run R lxastrua W P ll lc P Tro 1n M Boyln M Pawllk T Pensock L Mlsantone S Sandella M Metro, F Slrotelc Thxrd Inst lum ll Nlajor 0 nc J M H l b lc P Phlllpovxch R Hlavaty ulo,J VCIIKSIKY M D1nkcl R B1rrctt D HFllb0NL1lx M Nlundy Mcfllnlcx Ron ou e Sumxd Ron Cappc f llo llnksrwnk VG Dutrnh D Nmotny E Crostley A Perxlln I Akms 'VI P1osa,R Gxl ert P1rvrRou C Hughes M Dnllon A Mxllcr D Nloyer N Spnl Ron lVlnDonald P Cn-t1 M Fclxcte T Boyle R Farber R P lk Shecrm Bllhar I'0lIflll Rm: lane A Petruccl M Nardml N Iconn M Bnnenborgcr er Somnurs a 0 mm' Ron R Mxllcr C' Boyla Flbrltn B MLGrath D Muller Swecnq M Pasgoe R IKIKSIDSICI C Neff A Chcrko, Backus, R YN yrhulxs, IJ Boyle' B MOIIR1 Ylnrd XII ..- i . c ,' n - X ' 'J ' Nw' I Il . 9 . 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' c 5 NvHf 4,-- The l.atin word for smile . . . Could it be that Penelope Trojan is conducting a pantomime quiz in Latin Vocabulary? Better check the answer book. Jerome Blicklcy looks skeptical, as do his classmates, at his solution to the algebra equation. N55-4' ,i if 5 Q 5:53 N g'-,...sen g, I7 Harlan s Eastern Branch welcomed 113 enthusl astlc sophomores as the new year was lnaugurated Soon lmmersed ln asslduous study of NHFIOUS sub jects they found delrbht ln the 1ntr1cac1es of brology and the mastery of CCOHICIFIC problems through the applxcatlon of theorems Thls resourceful group successfully launched a fledgling paper The Manamta thereby wmmno the plaudlts of all football and basketball teams D3Vld Lewls and Fred Nardml prox ed to be assets amonc, the varsity courtmen Nlembers f claimed by Glee Club and Band Therr mbenurty was mamfested too ln the elaborate decoratlons whlch contrlbuted to the success of the sophomore sponsored Harvest Hop At years end they look to the future and new vsorlds to conquer rom among them were ephemere pereeive the eurrieula Ifirxl Ron: P. Delay, H. Kotrh, lilavaty, Nl. A. Mcliugh, R. jupin, M. A. Gallagher, C. Hoyle, A. M. Pavlick, A. M. Briala, C. A. Soltis. Sccnrizf Run: Nl. ff. MCN1-lis, M. Coury, ll. Zolnln, K. Sfhil-l'lft'I', A. Nl. Hydofk. A. llrinlcos, li. lfurcy, M. llorowski, He, 5 ...I P. Gnllalglwr, B. A. Kurincc, Nl. Clnusius. Third Rolf: A. Farolc, P. Strauss, K. Curran, M. Miculucci, C. Poru, M. Piovnne, I. Corn-ll, A. M. Orsulnk, j. Pisklnlc, j. Paulctti. lfnurlll Roar: J. Boyle, l.. Snbol. Rmu.m, P. lhrtal, V. Rose, D. Gildea. First Ron: S. Kelley. N. Zolota, A. Kehoe, A. 51. Gigli. D. Nahf, C. Baum, R. Risavy. C. Kraufliifk. Second Ron: R. M. Gillou, T. Sinkonis, G. Daderko, M. Soltys, P. Wlilson, McMonigal, S. Dunn, M. Seladones. Third Row: L. Rudy, Lawson, L. Ogo- f l . l il fz A Ar .L I qw zalelc, F. Quinn, 51. Valentine, lf. Pi-lu, Boyle, P. Kern, F. Hager. Ifnurtli Ron: Monkiewiz, McDermott, Rudolph, M. Epler, P. Ringer, Holmes. Ifirsl Ron: Y. Aiken. R. Coppola, A. Reese, A. Balazovich, R Drosdalc, D. McGlinchcy, Nl. A. Nosal, G. Mongi, B. Davidovich l.. Notare. Sccrnxrl Rrnr: C. Kunzweiler, L. Dietrich, M. A. Cun ninglmm, A. Nl. Nlnnning, ll. Valentine, Nl. Nicholson. P Hovan, Hydock, C. Gafrarar, Nl. McDonald, P. Yannone Third Run: R. Kane. Nl. Olcsnovich, B. Marchetti. L. Kratson, E. Valent, Knox, Nl. Dowling. F. Nardini, W. DiBui. Fourlli Run: C. Gallagher, G. Wink, T. Versailles, Novak, E. Zickler, J. Kenney, King. YQ xlllll NLR Jonathan Roman invites the religion class to question panel members Paul ,ji Bartal, Ann Brida, Patricia Gallagher, Martha Coury, Mary Gallagher and Kevin Curran. with wider vi ion. YQ S is Just about right. Fred Nardini checks the result of a geometry problem while his class- mates are engrossed in their own theorems. How interesting! Sandra Dunn seems quite amused with the historical explanations of Leonard Ogazalek and Marie Seladonis. And ln concluslon From the atten tive attitude of these EI'l2llSl1 students, xt ap pears that Paul lxerns h1s just delivered a very strllung oratlon Biology students, Marte MlC0lllCCl Anthony Farole, and Nlaureen ClHllSlllS focus their at tentmn on Valentme Rose as he demonstrates Ins abxllty to dissent 1 frog, v't N. is 'V x ,.4l1'M' Ai Memory Aids? Carole Boyle proves her knowledge of Latm declenslons to her classmates whsle Ladlslav Sabol and Rose Marne Orsulak display Latm charts for those not so certam -. Y? ' ' V7 - . J. ' . ' ' 1 1 Q?-T x . . . . . ti- ' 'K v an ' ' 1 , f ' ' ag M' . . . . 4 A 'D A , -' ' l ii S G , X A 0 ' o I ' . ,B , A t ' x ' Y. t ' .'- U 1 - ' 4 . t l , St! . 1, 2 . . W4-an. M-:?4g5' ' t ' 6 U X 'fl fi It .af . . Q .1 X 5 O . 4' . '5- , 'S Wa-, . . Vx Ja J,,...--N - . ' - , xl , ,I I .fflgq .,I XR X alll. '1rad1t1onally, Junlor year, wlth ltS attend cholte of a prescrxbed course more lmmedrately preparmg the students for future careers, IS par txcularly strmulatmv In NIar1an thxs IS further auvmented bv the moxe to the Central Branch thus year effected by a record brealtmg class of 120 JUIIIOFS 'Iogether nn rehgxon classes they studxed the means whereby each can attain hrs destmy They subjected the annals of 'XIIICFICAII Hxstory to close scrutmx 'lhe dexelopment of I'n,,hsh Llterature yy as traced and pubhc spealtmg, was employed 'ls effectne tool for the apphcatxon of gramnnr an and composltlon techniques f CllXlCl6d they pursued a xarxety of Xxllh orces s b ects -Xlffebra II and General Nlath I chal u J I., lenfed the mathematlclans French and Spanlsh 5 1ntr1 ued the hngursts yyhlle ClI6I1IlSfI'W and stenog why fascmated thenr respectne pursuers F I In the Harlan extra currrcular dlrectorx JllIll0I' d DCISODZIIIIICQ abounded Sixteen performed ln ffrl 1 basketball lI'0ll C0l'll6SlS TISS QAVS HCUOII 011 Ile court md SIX dren attentlon on the baseball dla h d Iromotmff Nlarlan Qplflt were three c eer mon D lelders JUIIIOI' membership in Glee Club and Band amply prox ed their xnterest in the liner arts th A eyentful year lt sau them sponsor e n Bunny Hop acqulre class rmgs, plan the 1960 ubhsh Zllananews M lts close nd on the threshold of the year of years Ilia: mn theme and p they st 1 unter 'I experiment to add fa F1rstR0n P Haclnagy J A jackownz P De Mnlxo K Boyle L Lxsella P lkonecny A M Cherxt B Snmh P Lelwson N Nataro Coppola A Tmcey Second Ron K Parano D Kobetlc A M Radocha M Cmlcola R Osl1k M Mundy lk Yorke K Gemts L Bartal R Conahan, Farnxsh flnrzl Fzrst Rau L Leonzx M Donahue F Mnsantone B Derluneas E Ferrenu: A evcak M I Murphy R Sharpe M Cusanelll Second Ron R Haggerty M Bcyrent M F Lukca M A Kash ner R Olsowsky N Boyle C Cherko R Wxlllng J Collancecco ' rx jlflflf il 4 P5 ' qjgml' Ron McGorry B Pilko W McLaughlm H1rlx1onosky M Smkonls Maller E Slelby T Dlllon Gnllesple Horan Pourtll Ron VV-lrgo W Masutes Zelmsky Rudy G Pmky R SUFOWCIK B Colennn L Herman L Gallagher Third Ron L lcnlck Suhmauch T Barrett C Crostley Hrubovcak P Pater Nlurphy R Puskar J Sandella F Clxfford Fzrst Ron B Hadnwgy R Krajnak F Zonm S A Furcy A Fanelll A Campbell V Inleck D Qpack M Davis P john son M A Musracchxa P Paulettl Sumxd R011 Hlavaty P Matyka P Orloff D Shoemaker B Chromlak Nl Bllgklcy E Earlcy M Prnce B York A Grneff M Pollack llnrrl Row H F Hl1v1ty l' Epltr Boyle T Yorke M Kelly E 7ovak I: Donatl A Slgnorulll A MllSI1CLhlR Hager Fourth Row M lwldC'llllSl'1 C DeM1chelL Breslin R Versailles G Bad dunk B Nalcsmk R C1ntLr P Phnlxpouch Vu jones R Nxka l ' ': . , . . 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' ', . - - , - ' ' . - - ' ' . J- - - , . . 4 , . . '. f: . ', 1 - ' - V 1- ' ' H ' , . -I ' . . - - - - v ' - y - I v ' A' ' v 'Q 9 ' ' Q I 1 ' 1 P 9 P- I I V. s V- s - l . , . , . , . , . . : Z ll Not too fast please class feverishly take from Father Bader. Any comment? james McGorry Frances Mxsantone XS and joseph Zelinsky anticipate Mr Gallaghers ap proval as they submit projects on U S History color . Fear not. Rose Perilli's apprehension was unnecessary since Joseph Har- Artists at work. Some junior English students carefully observe subjects prior to developing their pen sketches. Others have already begun their paragraphs. monosky retained his grip on the acids despite his collision with Bernard Palko. Here's where your dollar goes! Walter jones tries to convince Patricia Orloff of this fact although she seems doubtful. .saw or 9-, No strangers to Xldfldll, and the only xeterans of the Lentral Btuldmg xexentx three eager and rebolute students 3I'lQXX6l6d mth 3ldCI'llX the call to Lld956b Thex VNCIC Qemorb .md tl1e Loxeted tltle ne lo tl1e LllNllI1K.llOl1 of belng the hrgcmt graducxtlng tlmb thex .iwplred to add other ldurtlx Xpologetltb 1111 IX pntcl lllelll to gne reason for the futh thit 15 lll ltjlldl lroblemb en1pl1.1S1Led the dutleb of ll dS IIN 5I'1XllC 6N ll1e knowledge was proudlx bor l l elx cl1stL1ts1o11 LldNbCb pre tl1t111 X it LllllCl1SlllD as we I of l111fl1xl1 111 both cre1t1xe ind pr 1tt1c11l axpectb, nts broadened Xdxinced work 111 CUIUl11CI'Llil NlllJlLl.lN re tdled IUAIIX for IDUNIIIUIIS Ill the bublnekb mnld Xldll'l6Il1dllLN md the other QUCIICES ton outh tmued to d1Nt1pl1ne the nnndb of lI'lqll151I1XB x lhrough the Ntudx ot 11111111 rgeb they became an qunnted mth the cultureb and cubtoxne of othtr lrndb 111 extra c11rr1t11l.1r 1ct1x1t1ex, Qemors IllSl p1rt1t1pf111tN thex next ltidtrs md 1111 lltlllllll rewrdtd ind d1s5e1n1n.1ted thelr Huw .ind UIHIHIODN to11tcr111ng mttttrs Current 1nd 1t1t11111.1l ln 1ll xportx LllI'llLllltl bCl1lOI'S nmce l1t idlmes Thu were LODNDILIIOLIN, too, arnong blee Klub md B111d perbonnel So the den 5 kped lax, exch tllltd mth ODPOITUUIIICS fm the dexelopn1ent of 1ll ones potent1f1l1t1e5 1111.1llx dawned the day an end and a beglnnmg f,0IDIl1CIlC6IllCI'lt Day were not 11111110116 ws amor aclueve ma tory ,- -.... . .S--fa --,,,u g. K Loolung ahead? Rellglon students, Vlrglnla Brxda and Mxchael Mulvlhlll assume roles of an engaged couple vnsmng Pastor, Father Bader, to dns cuss marriage plans Mike seems sure, but what about Vxrgxn1a9 Need a stenographerg Not a fur rowed brow among the Semor com mercxals clear mdncatnon that tran scrlptlon holds no terrors for ost phme Vllcheclc James Campo, Nlch olas Totanl, Theodore Valenune, and classmates Nothing but the truth D fendant Patrncxa D1Bu1 seems happy to comply as she IS directed by court clerk Francis Coppola udge Thom as Malarkey, loolcs on wxth mtercst in ylnnletrizing :wtivitie J I Y I W Of' Feliz dia! With signs of Christmas all around them, 5lacbeth, Machetl1, Nlacbethf' ghostly voices till the hall. English students listen attenlively to a tapeert-corded portrayal of Shaktspeare's students add to the joyous spirit of the season by singing f-Macbeth as Richard Swarcheck displays his Spanish Christmas carols. efficiency in operating the recorder. RW We I w-I 115 E L ...IZ wi M..-4-Elia far' rii L I can do this with my eyes closed,', seems to be the It's a cinch! Not even momentarily does Ber- attitude of Teddy Valentine. Could he be napping as nard Donegan hesitate in his construction to Frances Saladigo capably dictates a letter during stcn- prove the functions of the angles in each ography class? quadrant. ' TOAS -1 - '?3m..,L,, S. .,,s. ,. j -45 fi? I i A- 'U t 42955 Q gui ,l 4 lt's really simple. Charles Fulmer tries to convince Jacqueline Sandella and Stephen Davidovich as he ex- plains the functions of thc calculating machine. Margaret Eroh, Anne Puschock and Daniel Kane step back to survey their work while Janice Evans and joseph Holubek continue to solve problems in General Math. Aetlvltles In our seeial and eultural development 5 f ' . . 1 i 2 A Q 1 ' T , E s Tl is 5 5 0 Harmony ln lllue and Gold Encore! Seniors Cornelia Nosal, Michael Mulvihill, Mary M. McCartney, and James Campo claimed the distinction of being the first four-year band members. , A- ...LW 12.1 1.. .. -.lf,,-1157-1 2-'Q-:IPYIQH Practice makes perfect. Mr. Andrew Zulic new director, was pleased to discover the capa city for work the band members displayed mended Musicale. Weekly practice sessions led to a highly com- Marian music-makers! Before travel- ing to St. Clair for a command per- formance, some light-hearted band members strike up a tune for director, Mr. Pete Campbell. S-J Proudly we hail Majorettes and Band members who obligingly took time from a busy schedule of practice sessions, parade commitments and football game appear- ances for this pose. Minlltes later they fell into step to lead the local SOS Parade. Here's how. George Durilla, the newest addition to the reed section, gets some valuable pointers from veteran members, Seniors Kathleen Slceerca, Sarah Petrucci, Janice Evans, and Catherine Thomas. ie vibrant tunes 'md izirmonious mt oc ies of Marian Sand inure uit Q tc jifiztns I1 r mendous success wherever iey zippezired. Through the untiring efforts of Sister llclephonse Mary and the devoted service of its members our hand developed into 11 prize-winning orgzmizattion which commanded the zidmirzition :md respect of all who heard their renditions. Not only through- out Panther Yalley, but wherever their perform- ances took them, the name of the Marian Band was synonymous with good conduct and outstanding musical ability. - ' K 5'--f2Q+,fiQ ., GSI' Q in few ffrxsatfgtet- . H - zjtlf, -we , A 4 fp . -, f. . W 3315 We , L -gf-'mg t ' ,.4,3g3i?G'f-4 - 2 'xxx get 41 ....,-f ,g,. A F 5 ie A half rest? Pianists Eleanor Furey and Sarah I I Petrucci are seldom seen as pictured. Usually their fingers fly as they provide skillful accom ' 'mms i XJ Q t Deep in My Heart. Joan Ullchnys artful presentation of this favorite love song by Rom- berg struck a responsive chord in the hearts of her audience. i Popular songsters. The select Boys' Chorus thrilled the Christmas Programme audience when they sang Puer Nobis Nasciturf' Ment- bers include: Francis Epler, James Boyle, David Rowan, George Pinkey, Francis Clifford, Leon- ard Herman, William McLaughlin, and Ber- nard Coleman. ,fi tw Y S K L. tit lleverherating Melodic Filling the air with sweet strains of lilting melo- dies was an oft-repeated chore of Blarians talented Glee Cliuli. The organization was one of the most popular' in the school. This preference was evi- denced in the large membership it claimed and the pleasure with which every audience greeted its ap- pearance. Faithful attendance at practice sessions and at- tentive adherence to the instructions of their able directress. Sister Ildephonse Mary. produced a well- trained vocal group whose repertoire included a diversity of selections ranging from the highly classical to the currently popular melodies. Their harmonious renditions embellished all assembly programs and they crowned their efforts with a superior. dazzling: performance at the second Annual Musicale. A 91 , 5-an S . . ' final' to-lr 'i 4- ,Q A r . ,, .. m : x 1 c . P I 4 ,' ,i 't . Ld ., it 4 J 1. . g ' 4, x tg. .l Gold records. Marian's second Musicale was presented in mid-April. Capacity audiences enthusiastically ap- plauded each number of the diversified program. With its opening selection, Song Prayer for Peacef, the Glee Club captivated the audience and held their atten- eialkht. its tion through the successive renditions which included the moving If I Loved You, the lively Pizzicatta Polka, a plaintive Negro spiritual, Keep in the Middle of the Road, and the militant Battle Hymn of the Republic. Kaleido Uopio Highlight . . . devoutly we adore. Among the blessings of a Catholic education are the opportunities given the student of offering special acts of homage to their Lord and Master. Here Marianites are seen in reverent adoration before the Most Blessed Sacrament. A warning? Far from undermining the spirit of the Colts, the Hilltoppers from Nativity succeeded only in whet- ting it the more. Colts and fans went all out for this game. N W, ...ai . ,aa- Nc A question for the teacher. Barbara Plo- cinik found that turn about was fair play as'she assumed the role of Trigo- nometry teacher on Student Teachers' Day. White smoke over the Vatican! Seconds after Father Bader's car radio brought them news of Cardinal Roncalli's election as Pope, senior boys elatedly locate his picture. of the Year Look to the future. Brother Christopher an- swers questions posed by potential collegiates, Francis Damain and Francis Coppola. Library Aides. Carole Donovan, leafing through a magazine shares a comment with Anne Bon- ner as she dusts the shelves. Margaret Eroh prepares to stamp Anne Marie Sharpe's li- brary card. Holiday social. Silver stars, florescent snow flakes, fragrant pines and good music formed the setting for the Winter W'altz which the Marianites enjoyed during the Christmas va- cation. Ghosts and gobblins! The poor boys seem entirely oblivious that ghosts Nancy McGinley, joan Sniscalc, Donna Dietrich, Margot Wolfe, and Bar- bara Plocinik are hovering nigh. The day? It's so obvious. s x L'artiste. Kathleen Skeerca masterminds the decorative bulletin board displays that attract attention and convey a pertinent message. fm ,, if llcmccracy ln Practlcc Donna Dletrlch Councll Secretary ?rv gui K . . , Following the Installation of thxs years Student Council officers their obligations as Student Government officials Father out and representatxves Father Quann delxvered the keynote address. lined the dunes and functions of this nmportant unit He em Seated on the stage are the newly elected members who had ac- phaslzed the need for cooperatxon from the entire student body K 1 it T cepted the badges of office and had pledged themselves to fulfill to msure the effectlve functxomng of the Councnl R HIGH S H UL Every true Marianite, having become acquainted with the points of the Marian Code, resolves to live up to the high principles of conduct therein con- tained. He knows that the maintenance of law and order is essential if the school is to achieve its am- bition of producing effective leaders. He realizes, moreover. that he is best fitted to command who himself has learned to obey. In truly democratic fashion, therefore, each class elects officers and representatives from among its ranks and in them is invested the power to govern the student body in those particulars over which the Student Council has jurisdiction. In general, the scope of their influence is exten- sive since they endeavor to promote the general welfare of the school and to foster a wholesome relationship between the faculty and the students. In particular, they help to coordinate school ac- tivities, maintain order in the corridors and on the stairs, encourage proper conduct in the cafeteria and at all assemblies of the student body. Invari- ably Student Council officers are exemplary ex- ponents of school spirit and loyalty. Senior Class President Charles Sproule shares an amusing anecdote with Daniel Kane, Elizabeth Philipovich, Re- gina Moyer, Michael Mulvihill and Robert Milhiser before calling their attention to the points of discipline these class officers will be called upon to enforce. Mary Ellen Simko, Marie Nardini, Eugene Murphy, Rosemary Barrett, and Vincent Boyle listen attentively as Williani Dietrich and Robert Gilfert discuss a phase of their duties as freshman student officers. Class President Leo Lenick addresses Junior members of the Student Council, Barbara Hadnagy, Ann Radocha, Bernard Coleman, Rose Perilli, james Boyle, Rita Hag- gerty, and Robert Puskar. flitg I ltli til: Show them who's boss! advises Sophomore Class Presi- dent Michael Piovane. Listening are Lillian Dietrich, Jonathan Roman, Rose jupin, Anne Kehoe, William DiBui, Maryann Gallagher Paul Kerns and Edward Zickler. 7 1 ln- fl I' Nancy McGinley First Page ' Headline and Deadline MARIANEWS once again took an important position in life at Marian as it colorfully refiected ll. l 1 1 ' in-df' Y. 'fir Editor john Engler, Fourth Page Editor from its pages the variegated activities of the student body. This past year found the staff engaging the serv- ices of a new printer. Gathering news from the East and West Branches and co-ordinating all at the Central Branch challenged the ingenuity of the staff members as they faced each deadline. Under the careful supervision of Sister St. Mary, the staff brought into print the MARIAN story. Donna Dietrich, very capable editor-in-chief of the M.-XRIANEWS, worked diligently as she assembled each issue of the paper to mirror faithfully the activities of the Marianites. She was assisted in her work by the page editors, Nancy McGinley, Margot Wolfe, Barbara Plocinik and john Engler, each of whom was responsible for his section of the publication. Margot Wolfe, Third Page Barbara Plocinik, Second Page Editor 17 just off the press! Silence reigns as several senior boys are engrossed in perusing the latest edition of the school paper. Other students eagerly await the distribution of their copies by Margot Wolfe and Joseph Kupec. 5 I :Q an Ready to market. Jacqueline Sandella, Circulation Manager, and assistants John Boyle and Barbara Nester check the Hle in preparation for sending Mariarzews to alumni members and other subscribers. Qi 'N A X yx L stef 'wb Donna Dietrich proved to be a capa- ble Editor-in-Chief of Mnrianews as well as a versatile leader in other extra-curricular activities. With an appraising eye, Marianews staff mem- bers check the latest issue and at once begin to think of the next. Ever intent on producing an interesting and superior paper are the staff members: seated, left to right, Carole Donovan, Kathleen Skeerca, Gloria Holmes. Mary Ann jeronis. Standing, left to right, -Ioan Sniscalc, Barbara Plocinik, Nancy Nlcfiinley, Donna Dietrich and Margot Wolfe. Absent from the photo is John Engler. , l-no s ,om 42 if 5 A blessing-not a doom. Apparently the staff members of the 1959 Illarian reflect the sentiments of the poet, Van Dyke. No one, and least of all they, can deny that the preparation of an annual exacts much time and Cf X 6 ,, , - effort. Yet Josephine Vilcheck, Frances Saladigo, Eliza- beth Philipovich, Robert Milhiser, John Engler, Michael Mulvihill, Virginia Brida, and Ann Marcheski gave both unstintingly. Pre ent record are future memorie History is always important and especially so is history in the making-or so it seems to the people involved. Hence Marianites strive to be mindful of the roles they play as they engage in their scholastic and extra-curricular pursuits. Re- cording the glorious triumphs, and if need be, the honorable failures of the students' efforts is the judicious task of a yearbook staff. With selfless devotion the MARIAN staff dedi- cated themselves to the production of a book which would be factually and pictorially authentic-a book which would reflect not only typical scenes in their high school careers, but also the spirit which is distinctly Marian. They sought to garner for each student a treasure of memories which the passage of time would serve only to enhance. af' in W- Q Robert Milhiser, Editor-im Q Chief ,V A Y x i-i 'x X ii ' S ., 2 V, 6 X 4 XJ f '.,. mb J 'AJ' is -7 ff .... I I X' x R . Virginia Bricla, Co-Editor 19 Robert Milhiser, panelist at the Vill- anova Press Conference, tells an in- terested audience how one particular staff functionsf, ,ps-5 Q- Xa ks K Josephine Vilcheck, Business Manager Mr. Daniel A. Solari of Cooke Publishing Co. gives the staff its first glimpse of the 1959 Mariarz coxer. The moderator, Sister Anna jean, seems as pleased as the others. R A Prutitahle Pau e The ebbing months of the school year bring with them the annual retreat at Marian. These solemn days of recol- lection and prayer are momentous ones for all Marianites, To the senior class, however, they are especially significant. For them it is not only the last time they will be joined so closely together in the worship of God, but also, it is a period when they can prepare to meet the challenges of life which will face them upon graduation. Mass and Holy Communion, conferences at once practical and inspirational, thought-provoking reading, and frequent prayerful interludes characterize the three days during which the students concentrate solely on the things of eternal value. A chance to consult the Retreat Master concerning individual and personal problems is offered to all students who may wish to avail themselves of such an opportunity. To Our Lady, whose counsel they so often invoked during their high school careers, the seniors again turned in prayer- ful petition. However far Providence may take them, this devotion to our Marian Mother will ever serve as a bond uniting them and reminding them of the ideals they culti- vated during their days at Marian. 'N 9 fi '4 . Q fi' Q' . - g 1' 1' -If A. S-N i, . 1 wk T' I x I if ,tis -'A V5 .,. 'T f A ,f,:,:-C77gQ72..LX-'l Mother, at thy feet . . . Daniel Kane kneels before her shrine and reverently communes with Our Blessed Lady. ' . . . with the children of men. Though every exer cise of the retreat was geared to bring the individual students into closer relationship to God, none could so immediately effect its purpose as Mass and Holy Com munion. L J' - , -v xiii K Q Q i' 1 1 is -- V, . . . and a time to be grave. Members of the Senior Class are com- letel engrossed in s iritual readin , an im ortant exercise scheduled P Y P g P during their annual retreat conducted during Holy Week w0W6VKl?ii l lb 55 We adore Thee, O Christ . . . Seniors assist at the Way of the Cross and at each Station ponder upon Christ's inestimable love of them--a love incontestably proved by the Passion and Death He so willing endured. Timely tips. Father Joseph Fitzgerald, C.P. shares with Marian seniors some interesting and pertinent anecdotes which he amassed during his years as a retreat master. x i W--.-.a...i. , -----...,..,, fi. llur Patroness . . . Homage to Mary is a commonplace at Marian, commonplace, that is, in that every day is witness to the veneration with which Our Heavenly Mother is regarded by her children. Morning prayers and the noonday .-lngflns find them repeating the potent words of the well-loved .Alva Her guidance is invoked at the beginning of each class and at its conclusion she is again saluted. Her statue adorns each classroom and landing. Her picture occupies a prominent place in the front lobby of the school. .llarian is our nameg Mary, our special patroness. Still, the hearts of Marianites quickened as the beautiful month of May approached and they prepared to give special evidence of their esteem for Our Lady. Plagerly they gathered fragrant flowers to adorn her shrine. Reverently they participated in a solemn pro- cession to honor their celestial Mother. joyously they lifted their voices in hymns of praise. Triumphantly they crowned her, and exultingly proclaimed that Mary was their Queen of Mayg Mary is their Queen for aye. Queen of May. Minutes after the garland of Howers was placed on the statue of Our Lady, the May Queen is seen silently offering her avowal of love and devotion. W th GW f X Q? X To deck thy shrine . . . Veritably engulfed by a profusion of beautiful blossoms, An- toinette Nardini and Margaret Eroh plan to arrange colorful bouquets for Mary's May Shrine. 0ur Queen xv. n.-wx ,- Mary's honor . . . Reverently, recollectedly, Marian students lile from the choir to join their schoolmates in the solemn recessional at the close of the May Day ceremonies. Proud heritage. The Marian student body give public testimony of their love and devotion for Our Lady as they join in a procession to honor her. e it -5 Y - --f Q' A , ' singer Q A 4 'il 4 L - 1 ' V ., iz, t ' :Kev Y, 7 ' x ' ' 'iftegq Y ft., MYZM Q 'M i , I Flashe . . . M FOOTBALL RECORD We Opponent 19., .,.McAdoo........ on ,..NarivifyBvM.r. 0.. ...St.PiusX.,,,. 7.. ,..St.Patriclc..... 13.. ,..SummitHill...... 15 . . . . . Hazel Township . . . . 0 . . , . . Shenandoah Catholic . 7 . . . , . Mount Carmel Catholic 26 . , . . , Blythe Township . . . . . . 7 . . . . . Lansdale Catholic . . . . fi 3, F '51, Us iw ., ' 5 .P ' Q D 4' li E'-5. sn X ,K - 4 'lf . U , . Stan Genits, pointing towards the gridiron, and Tom Keer go over last minute inst ctions with Coach Galla gher. The Colt football squad includes: First row Cleft to rightl: Dennis Gildea, Adrian Ferko, Francis Epler, Eugene Murphy, Gzfbriel Waals, james Boyle, john Horan, John Sandella, Francis Hager. Second row: Francis Coppola, Francis Damian, Charles Sproule, Thomas Keer, Thomas Niadna, Gabriel DeMichele, from the Gridiron FJ -f. ..r..,l. h ,vii 'Q . In f-v , I-rf' 'N 1 AG It'll take more than two! . . . Fran Coppola is determined to stay on efforts of the McAdoo defense to bring him down. his feet despite the Co-Captain Charles Sproule Co-Captain Francis Coppola Father Bader, Sports Director, leads the team in prayer before the ' game. tape HIG6 ,7-'wa , V,- fullback, is about ready to hit the dirt after gaining W e in the Hazel Township tilt. , K' F Lf' f, , I ,04CHD0u,1v W Hg! gi DM J H f fm igitywm pw 4 M 1 TWP ,f John Breslin prepares for the on- coming attack by the Summit Hill defense as he streaks around end for a Colt first down. ' .., 'SF-fa gl 49 Anthraaite Catholic League Champ The sports highlight of the year came when the Marian Colts captured the .-Xnthracite Catholic League championship. A 68-59 playoff victory over the Atoms of Shenandoah gave the prodigies of Coach Hugh Gallagher claim to league titleAthe hrst in the schools tive year history. The Colts were a strong contender in the PCTAA Class B eliminations. Throughout the season the Marianmen were com- mended for their sportsmanship. School spirit hit a new high as fans cheered the Colts on to victory after victory. Seniors joe Holubek and Jeff Kantor paced the Gallaghermen through the court season. Other seniors who finished their high school basketball careers were johnny Nicholson and johnny lingler, These were particularly happy to crown their four- year record with the League Clzampionslzip. Shenancloah's Tony Miernicki t4l, Bill Hino, and fav' isdn-t8'J tried in vain to stop the Colt's Jeff Kantor as he retrieved this loose ball during the league playoff game. The Anthracite Catholic League Champions are pictured here Hugh Gallagher, Jeff Kantor, Bob Canter, George Pinkey, Johnny standing, left to right: William McLaughlin, student managerg Nicholson. Kneeling, left to right: Jack Gillespie, Fred Nardini. Joe Harmonoski, Dave Lewis, Ray Nika, Joe Holubek, Coach Absent from photo: johnny Engler. t:.a6-.ef H. we wr - V . renew' 'A S ' ' This scene of happily cheering Marian fans and cheerleaders was repeated game after game throughout the season. At this par- ticular time the Colts had just surged ahead of Shenandoah A , , ' - uring the league playoff game Shenandoah f, 1M 19111411 fj BUMMC 7 Catholic in the Anthracite Catholic League's playoff gam A f ' - W V ' - ' Lil f UM! 0 , 5iU5f's'9 fe c x . , . WL BCM-' 6 DQPCQM Cf' We Opponent They 52,., .,.SummitHi1l..,.,. ....65 71 . , .,. Freeland MMI ,. . ,,.. 63 77, .,.McAdoo...... M63 64 . . , . . Nesquehoning . . , 43 67 . . . . , Lehighton . . , . . . 56 59 . . . , Freeland MMI . , , . - 97 67 . , . . Summit Hill . . . . , 73 63 . . . . Nesquehoning . . . 65 66 . , . . Immaculate Heart . . . . . 57 77 . , . Shenandoah Catholic . . , 51 58 . . . Nativity BVM , , , , . . . 51 76 . . . , Mount Carmel Catholic . . . . . 45 75 , , , . . jim Thorpe Catholic . . . . 58 69 . . . Alumni , . , . . , . .. 64 83 . . Immaculate Heart . . . . 56 66 . . . , . Shenandoah Catholic . . . 80 75 , , . Mount Carmel Catholic . . , . 58 96 . .. .lim Thorpe Catholic ..,,. . . . 61 54 . .,. Nativity BVM . . . .,.. . , . . . 52 68 ,. Shenandoah Catholic fplayoffl .. .. 59 ia -N A i ' -an , w' . ffm- 4 4-auf'-' ,. -ap-4... -0' 9 759 E 5, ni? UM wx fs 4' xf P is it .59 E f--- wb 'Q K , ' -.. -. 2.-ri 1? Reflection from the Diamond Three cheers! The Marianettes, colorfully clad in blue and gold, could always be counted on to boost the morale and spirit of Marian fans and players at all Colt sport contests. Proudly we hail Cheerleaders: Rosanne Terry, Carole Boyle, Nancy Angelus, Anne Bonner, Aurelia Pascoe, Captain Cathy Damico, Delma Spezi- aleti, jean Colancecco, Antoinette Nardini and Rose Perilli. R ill V Q ml The Colt infield combination comes through again as a quick throw from the third baseman retires the side. RX? W N0 Lili! ill MW !,.' -'X Before the game! Our photographer catches lVlarian's lineup and coach. Standing: Robert Dvorsky, Joseph Kenney, Paul Strauss, John Breslin, Leo Lenick, Stanley Genits, Mr. Hugh Gallagher, Robert Canter, Thomas Malarkey, James Sweeney, Francis Dam- ian, Thomas Yorke. Kneeling: William DiBui, Francis Hager, Francis Coppola, John Gillespie, Francis Epler, Frederick Nar- deni, Dennis Gildea and Michael Olesnovich. The diamond thrills provided by the Colt nine have won for them a sizeable following of loyal fans. ' ,Liu Senrers We are prepared Se QXS le es QQ? , 1 R s I 1 , A p g orma With a Song in My Heart Marianites and their guests danced to the enchanting music of Mr Pete Camp bell and his orchestra plhflrpatff xii! . Q .- Starting the evening with a visit to the chapel of St. Mary's Convent are John Engler and Elizabeth Bartal, in the first pew, and Joseph Holubek and Barbara Chromiak. 51 .I+ BS no i V Viirh the well-remembered theme of the Spring Forma? l v .KJ ' ig i 5 in the background, the chaperones of the gala eve arekfl pictured: Father Quain, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dietrich, Mr. and Mrs. W'illian1 Sproulc, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew f Keer, Mr. and Nlrs. Fred Lorah, and Mr. Hugh , ' Gallaghe . f r X, IW n SV f C f L ? ! Mary Margaret McCartney, Queen of the Spring Formal, places a crown of flowers on the statue of the Blessed Mother as her court and escort look on. A familiar sight during the course of the evening . . . Marianites and their guests enjoy the wide variety of refreshments provided by members of the Senior Class. 'U 'z rx P L' Midnight approaches as balloons and paper hearts fall from the sky and climax an evening of unforgettable pleasures. QW XV Xi ,si i 1 P .1 .. ew' -'V ' W , 'vt W 5 N 41 BHD - , J 5' A llur Marian Finale il Seniors leave St: Ann Church after assisting at Baccalaureate Mass. 5 Y 6 ti' Xkgx Xkssxiip 1' 74 , It is really mme Ann Marie Puschock beams her delight upon receiving the coveted diploma from Father Quain. v Proud parents and friends capture in snapshots and moving pictures the girls' recessional fol- lowing the Baccalaureate. RUN Apparently joseph Kupec finds Father Quain's com- ments amusing as he accepts from our Principal his hard-won diploma. ' Illl ,f l? i L- W Q N .Q . to ,WFP ig if . , 5. 2 5 fi? 2. E3 1. i lim tif if in f 5 Rev. Charles J. Siegele, who ad- dressed the graduates, reminded them that the interest of parents, teachers Baccalaureate . . . Graduation . . . How often during the course of the past four years we mused upon the words! Always they seemed to belong to a remote future day. albeit one that colored our every effort and activity. The very sound of them conjured up visions of achievement-the attainment of success. They had encouraged us, even given impetus to our endeavors through the years. Now they were present. joyous exhilaration transported us as we donned our caps and gowns. The long desired goal had been'attained, and new horizons beckoned. Still our delight was tempered with the realization that these ceremonies witnessed our last gatherings as students at Marian. At their conclusion we would leave our alma mater to fulfill our respective missions in the world. This thought, however, filled us with no misgivings, for our years at Marian have equipped us to meet the world. accept its challenges, and do our part as zealous Catholics to share with others the life of the Trinity. :3 Q and friends will ever accompany them. Marian underclassmcn stand at attention as the Seniors, in solemn pro cession, file into St. Ann Church where Baccalaureate Mass will be celc brated. Prayers of thanksgiving for ambitions realized, and petition for aid in future projects will be offered. P' nfl ' as . GUN .a Wag CUP -nf Joseph Russell Ackerman S. 56481 Anne Patricia Bonner ohn Robert Boyle JOSEPH RUSSELL ACIKERMAN ST JEROME TAVIAQUA AC1dClhlC Russ B nd 1 7 3 unpredlctable Sunday orgamst observan drummer boy ANNE PATRICIA BONNER ST JOSEPH SUMMIT HILL Anme Cheerle der 3 4 G ee Club 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Axde 3 4 Irxsh from head to toe never no1sy97 staunch poll txclan JOHN ROBERT BOYLE ST JOSEPH SUMMIT HILL Com mercxal ohn R Marlanews typxst 3 4 obhgmg respectful a frlend of all VIRGINIA ANN BRIDA ST JEROME TAMAQUA Academic Gxnny Honors 1 7 Marxan Co Edltor Glee Club 1 7 Llbrary Aide 3 4 Goldy Locks a smlle as brxght as her :ur msc and wttty Elnzabeth Ann Burnett fam Richard Edward Campbell 5-dur fx ta-5 ELIZABETH ANN BURNETT ST BARTHOLOMEW BROCKTON Q' Commerc1al Betsy Marxanews typxst Lllnrarlan 34 Glee Clu 1 2 carefree COIITUYC conscxous dance enthusiast RICHARD EDWARD CAMPBELL ST JEROME TAMAQUA Academlc Rlch Football 1 2 3 Baseball 1 7 despzses hol1days 9 natural comedxan strong wxlled JAMES ANTHONY CAMPO ST JOSEPH SUMMIT HILL Commercial lmmy Band 1 Z 3 4 wants hls own orchestra oblnglngly helpful serxous minded FRANCIS JOSEPH COPPOLA ST JEROME TAMAQUA Academic Franny Football 1 7 3 4 Co Captam 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball I Z Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 Dramatxcs 3,4 Joker temperamcntal James Anthony Campo 453 to in Mnster Touchdown practlcal Francis Joseph Coppola Y V X 1 t f-ev . 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C . . . . . . . . ,.., , . . . - t 1 . . . , , . . . 1 . , . . . wx is-D Patrlcta Ann Curvey Fmnus Xavier Damian Catharine Ann Damneo PATRICIA ANN CURVEY ST JEROME TAMAQUA Commercnl 1t B1sketb1ll 1 7 Lxbrearmn 3 4 Mirxwnews typxst never knows 1 dull moment noncl11l1nt ft-m1le gnggler FRANCIS XAVIER DAMIAN SACRED HEART NESQUEHONING Commcrcml Duke Footlnll 3 4 B1seb1ll 3 4 M1fl1UCWS typxst 'athletxc 1sp1r1nt strughtforwwrd ind frwnk good work for everyone CATHERINE ANN DAMICO ST ANN LANSPORD Commercnl C1tl1y B1sketb1ll Cl'1ecrle1der Z 3 4 Ciptim 4 G ee Club 1 7 3 4 rnilntes cheerfulness Nlegiphone M154 symbol of school Splflf STEPHEN JOHN DAVIDOVICH ST PATRICK MCADOO Commercnl SIQVIC annual holtday first dmy of trout season loves lensure carefree John Francls DeLay Stephen John Davldovlch JOHN FRANCIS DeI.AY ST JEROME TAMAQUA Commcrcml 'ack Cl-rss Vice President Z Bssebill l 2 3 4 ournilnsm 4 Dramatxcs 4 wl'11z for remarks possesses many frnends 'lvxd sports f1n PATRICIA ANN DIBUI ST JEROME TAMAQUA Academic Pat Basketball 1 Z Mayorette 3 4 Glee Club Z 3 Llbrirnn 2 3 4 e1s1ly excxted Dirk Eyes strong character DONNA MARIE DIE TRICH ST JEROME TAMAQUA Ac1demxc Donna Honors Student Council 234 Student Councll Secretary 4 ournilxsm 2 M1fl1hCWS Eclxtor 4 Lxbrirmn 1 Z her l'111r xs the envy of every gnrl lnfe of the p1rty co operatxon plus BERNARD LAWRENCE DONEGAN SACRED HEART NESQUEHONING Academxc Berrue stranght from the sod revels ln argumg future teacher Patrxcxa Ann D1Bu1 Donna Marte Dletrxch P' 'h 1? 41' 1-.qv Bernard Lawrence Donegan sngi i No-'x Qevvf Carole Kathleen Donovan John George Engler Margaret Lenore Eroh CAROLE KATHLEEN DONOVAN ST MARY COALDALE Academic Carole ournalxsm 3 4 Color Guard 2 3 4 Llbrarlan 3 4 great lmagtnanon never mxsses the sports page xoraclous reader JOHN X GEORGE ENGLER ST JOSEPH JIM THORPE Academxc Johnny Honors I 7 3 Class Presxden 3 Basketball 3 4 ournalxsm Marxanews Sports Edntor 34 Marxan Staff gentleman and scholar always ready wlth an answer a star tn co operation MARGARET .K LENORE EROH ST JEROME TAMAQUA Academlc Peggy Glee Club 3 4 Llbrarxan l 7 3 4 loves her French tmy up wxth the larlc JANICE MARY EVANS ST STAINISLAUS SUMMIT HILL Academic Band 1 7 3 4 church solotst quiet one of those women drtvers Charles Joseph Fulmer Q11 Jamce Mary Evans CHARLES JOSEPH FULMER ST JEROME TAMAQUA Commexcml Char rarely makes the bus seldom seen or heard axoxds femtnme entanglements STANLEY STEPHEN GENITS ST ANN IANSFORD Academlc 1 Football 3 4 Basewall l 34 gullxble keen chess fan olnltvxous of the opposite sex BERNARD JOSEPH GIGLI ST JEROME TAMAQUA Commetcnal G1 collector of common cents hxtch hxltcr deluxe frequently tardy LOUISE ANN HAGGER TY ST JOSEPH JIM THORPE Commexcnal West-ee Honors 2 Glee Club 3 4 rolls tlaose eyes fun loving 5 eyes of ue Stanley Stephen Gemts Bernard Joseph Glglx Louxse Ann Haggerty ,L- C.. L in--f' ' X an-5 'R Glorxa Mar 19 Holmes Tv Q,-v Joseph Mnchael Holubelc John Joseph Hoy GLORIA MARIE HOLMES ST JEROME TAMAQUA Commcrcxal Rebel Marxanews 3 4 short ln Inches but not In fun authorlty on sports precnous combination of charm and humor JOSEPH MICHAEL HOLUBEK STS CYRIL AND METHODIUS COALDALE Academxc Becker Basketball l 7 3 4 Baseball l 4 plays baslcctball to 1' perfection altxtudmnst never exc ted JOHN JOSEPH HOY Ann Louxse Marcia Hydock JEROME TAMAQUA Academic acl: Band 2 3 4 frank m hxs Judgments conservatnc perfect gentleman ANNA LOUISE MARCIA HYDOCK ST ANN LANSFORD Commercial Heldl Basketball Glee Club 1 7 3 4 Marxanews typxst perpetual teaser loves to read happy go lucky Mary Ann Jeronls MARY ANN JERONIS ST JEROME TAMAQUA Academlc Mary Ann Honors 1 7 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Nlarxanews 3 4 her talent lxes ln her flnger rnps qunet and reserved perfectxomst DANIEL JOSEPH KANE JR ST JOSEPH SUMMIT HILL Academxc Danny Class Presldent 2 Student Councxl 3 4 good example of a Catholtc youth trles unsucessfully to shun popularlty well mannerecl JEFFREY DAVID KANTOR ST JEROME TAMAQUA Academxc ff Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 head and shoulders above the crowd lung of the court great personalxty THOMAS WILLIAM KEER ST JOHN LANSFORD Acaclemlc Tommy Student Councll President 4 Football Z 3 4 Basketball 1 7 fender bender enjoys huntmg and flshmg able leader Daniel oseph Kane J Jeffrey Davxd Kantor Thomas Wxllxam Keer fO- Joseph Michael Kupec Francxs Xavier Lawson 90 i' Yi Thomas Raphael Mala:-key JOSEPH MICHAEL KUPEC ST MICHAEL LANSFORD Commercnal Buddy where theres life there s Bud contagnous caclcle seldom sernous FRANCIS XAVIER LAWSON ST JEROME TAMAQUA Commercial lm Thorpe Football 1 bowlmg fan never m 1 hurry pohre THOMAS RAPHAEL MALARKEY ST JEROME TAMA QUA Academic Malarlc Class Presxdent 1 Football 12 Baseball 3 4 poet laureate of Marxan Majestic spellmg champ 4? vm r 1calIr1shman THOMAS JAMES MALLOY ST MARY COALDALE YP Acadenuc Tom Ends lensure to hxs lxlcmg rcucent consxderate Ann Elizabeth Marcheslu Thomas James Malloy ANN ELIZABETH MARCHESKI ST JEROME TAMAQUA Commercial Nan c Honors l 2 3 Marian Stiff 4 MHFIHHGWS typlst Glee Club I 7 3 4 Librarian 1 Z 3 4 vnm vigor get up and go typing tyrant efhcxency plus THOMAS SAMUEL MARCHETTI ST JEROME TAMAQUA Commcrcnl Mushlcer sportsmin unhurrxed reserved makes '1 good frxend when dxscovered MARY MARGARET MCCARTNEY ST ANN LANSFORD Academlc Marne B1nd 1 7 3 4 Lnbrarmn 3 4 'accomplished musxcxan till 'md fur d1ncc fan NANCY CATHERINE MCGINLEY ST JEROME TAMAQUA Academic Nancy Glen Club Z 3 ournallsm 1 7 3 4 M'1r11news Palgc Edltor 4 struct lrmana dlet slnccrc sympithlzcr undcrstandmg Thomas Samuel Marchettx Mary Margaret McCartney Nancy Cathcrme McGmley 'U' X. .V K , X s .Q H ,V , 4 . 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T 1 I 5 0 1 , f , 'Wx 1 TS . aa, 'Q' -Q:---v Robert Joseph Mnlhlser Rcgma Cathcrme Moyu' Mlclncl J1mes Mulvxhlll 'C' '25 John Damcl Mundy ROBERT JOSEPH MILHISER ST JEROML TAMAQUA Ac1dt-msc Bob Honors 1 7 3 Student Councxl I4 Cl1ss Vxce Presldent 1 M1rx1n Edltor Bmo Color Gu1rd 2 3 4 Dr1m1t1cs l Z 3 unpredxcmble possesses hidden xbxlxty promxsmg future REGINA CATHERINE MOYER ST JEROME TAMAQUA Commcrcnl Reggxe Hormors 13 Student Council 4 B1sketb1ll 1 M1jorettc 3 4 IXI1-JOYCIIL C1pL1m 4 Glec Club 1 34 QUICIC w1t loves llfc 1nd song pretty MICHAEL JAMES MULVIHILL ST ANN LANSFORD Ac1dem1c Mnlce Ho11ors 1 7 Student Council 3 4 Class Vice Presxdent 4 B1nd 2 3 4 Marxan Staff neat dresser well llked radlant blush JOHN DANIEL MUNDY ST JOSEPH SUMMIT HILL Academnc Slugger Football I Z 3 gre1t sense of humor always ready for fun never ceases to amaze Antomette Bernadette Nardml ANTOINETTE BERNADETTE NARDINI ST JEROME TAMAQUA Academlc Tom Honors 1 7 3 B1slcetb1ll 1 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Llbrarmn 3 4 tres petite peppy cheerle1der makes frxends keeps them BARBARA ANN NESTER ST JEROME TA MA UA Commerclal B1bs Marmnews typlst 3 4 always ready to lend 1 c1r venturesome h1s 1 h11r style all her own THOMAS EDWARD NIADNA ST BARTHOLOMEW BROCKTON Commercxal Tommy B1seb1ll 7 3 Footb1ll 34 quiet grldlron hero supersntlous JOHN HENRY NICHOLSON ST JEROME TAMAQUA Ac1dcm1c Nxck I31slcetball 1 7 3 4 Baseb1ll l 7 keen sense of humor needs landing flaps on thc dance floor severe case of 1nsomn1a9'9 John Henry Nicholson Barbara Ann Nester Thomas Edward Nladna 'Y 'J 4- 5- , Tw .. T- fy Q- Sarah Mane Petrucct Corneha Mary Nosal Aurelxa Jacqueline Pascoe CORNELIA MARY NOSAI. ST JEROME TAMAQUA Academic Connxe Honors 1 7 Band 1 2 3 Marnanevws 3 4 top clarmetxst knows how to handle the pots and pans wonderful dxsposltxon wll do anythmg for a frlend AURELIA .IACQUELINE PASCOE JOSEPH SUMMIT HILL Academlc Cookle Cheerleader 34 Glee Club 1 always late ardent clock watcher responslblllty just begxnnmg to dawn on her SARAH MARIE PETRUCCI ST ANN LANS FORD Commercial Sarah Band 1 7 3 4 Glee Club planlst Z Marxanews typlst 4 master of the keyboard frxendly grln those natural waves' ELIZABETH MARY PHILIPOVICH ST JOSEPH SUMMIT HILL Academxc Betty Honors 1 7 Student Council Z Color Guard 7 3 4 X 1 ix art m her Flngertxps senumental keeps the maxlman on the go Barbara Ann Plocmnk 'Vi Theresa Mary Prouvnak Elxzabeth Mary Phlllpovlch BARBARA ANN PLOCINIK ST STANISLAUS SUMMIT HILL Academic Barbara Marlanews Page Editor 4 ournallsm l Z 3 4 lndustrxous student accepts responsxbllxty spelling ace THERESA MARY PROTIVNAK ST BARTHOLOMEW BROCKTON Commercial Theresa redhead meticulous calm seldom aroused ANNE MARIE PUSCHOCK SACRED HEART NESQUEHONING Academlc Anne Band 1 2 3 Cvlee Club 2 3 4 perpetually gay se assured loved by all MARY MARCELLA RIGOTTI ST JEROME TAMAQUA Commercual Mary takes everything xn strxde clxslnkes teasing comxcal unhurrxed Ann Nlarxe Puschoclc Mary Marcella Rlgottl X... 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A - D ' f A M... 5 4' P , I V , I- Q ,' I as ' A We 'P .1 Q 154 Q' ENS fd Frances Janet Saladxgo Jacqueline Dorothy Sandella Anne Marne Sharpe Kathleen Theresa Slceerca FRANCES JANET SALADIGO ST CUNEGUNDA McADOO Comme.-rcnl Fran Honors l 2 3 Glcc Club 234 M1rx1n Sf'lfT member L?-'e Llbmrxan 2 3 4 Marnnews typxst bruny brunette sm'1ll frwmc 'incl 1 bug heirt Gods gxft from Kel1yres JACQUELINE DOROTHY SANDELLA ST JOSEPH SUMMIT HILL Commercml 'lClQl9 Basketball l Lxbrarlan 1 2 3 4 ournallsm 1 Z 3 4 Marnnews typlst 3 4 Glec Club X 49 2 3 4 Oratory 3 4 will try anythmg once fun loving and c1refree frlendly ANN MARIE KATHLEEN SHARPE ST MARY COALDALE Academic Marnnews 3 4 L1br1r1'm 3 4 Glee Club 7 3 4 qulet m1nner Q4 Innocent Ioolc worlcs quxetly but efficiently KATHLEEN THERESA SKEERCA ST MARY COALDALE Ac1clem1c Kaye Honors 1 2 3 Student Councxl I Band I Z 3 4 Martanews 1 Z 3 4 pamtmg pxctures ts her forte wxlllng spxrlt Buzzy JOAN MARIE SNISCAK ST NIICHAEL SUMMIT HILL Academlc 011119 Marnnews 3 4 L1br'1r1an 2 3 4 wonderful d1spos1t1on sweetly quxet benevolent DELMA ROSE SPEZIALETTI ST JOSEPH SUMMIT HILL Acidemnc Delma Cheerleader 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 seldom lost for wo ds voI1txlc post game laryngltxs vlcnm CHARLES FRANCIS SPROULE ST MARY COALDALE Academxc Sproulxe Iootball I 7 3 4 Df1ln1IICS 4 1ll iround man loves those Trxg Problems socnblc RICHARD PETER SWARCHECK ST STANISLAUS SUMMIT HILL Commerclal Swatch candxd camera man che fasudxous Delma Rose Speznalem Charles Francls Sproule 'Ss 'bs QI-of Joan Mane Snxscalt O Rnchard Peter Swarcheclc R Q' d on 'k Q.. , .- Lf V ,C . 4. 5 Q, , ,5 g ,gp5iwf:rC4.f YQ' . . . . , . . . 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Catherine Agatha Thomas JAMES MICHAEL SW'EENEY ST JEROME TAVIAQUA Commercnl m Basebeill 3 4 IXIWYIIIICAS 3 4 Dramatics 4 demon 'ir teasing cleiss politicnn Sins: Boy Sing THERESA PHILOMENIA SYLVESTER ST BARTHOLOMIZXX' BROCIKTON Commercml Tern good things come in small peiclmges good listener better tillter perermnlly ensue CATHERINE AGATHA THOMAS ST AININ LANSFORD P Acwdemic Ix1ye Glen Club 7 3 B1nd 3 4 Librarmn 7 3 4 5 humorous 'intics 'amuse 111 h1s many friends always bubbling oxer NICHOLAS JOHN TOTAINI ST AINN LAINSFORD Commercial competent worlter Paul Joseph Uher yr. Nicholas John Totanl PAUL JOSEPH UI-IER ST MICHAEI LANSFORD Commexcnl Piul mll t1 es 0lJIdOOYSIT11l1999 difhdent and mwnncrlx JOAN THERESA ULICHNY ST CUNEGUNDA NICADOO Academic oanie Glee Club 1 7 3 4 libr-irnn 7 3 4 sweetly shy songstrc-ss of the senior class distinguishing dimples THEODORE JAMES VALENTINE ST JEROME TAMAQUA Commercial Teddy Student Council 1 'Vlarmnems typist 4 loolcs quiet but me wonder perfect gentle-m1n clothes Conscious JOSEPHINE MARY THERESE VILCHECK ST NIICHAEI LANSFORD Commercml osic Honors I 7 3 Glce Club 7 3 4 Libr1rnn M1r11n Business lVl1n1ger Nlwinnews typist 3 4 Oratory quiet ibout htr 'accomplishments Sgwnish type M1rmn s C P A Joan Theresa Uliehny Theodore James Valentine Josephine Mary Therese Vilcheck X- We 3 qu'- it .... ' L. N cs: W .i f ,, p vb f .39 ,. I if 5 32157 i . . . . , A . . . 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K 355 31 , , L 1, L 4 ,1f'ii QN 1 MARGOT ANN WOLFE ST JEROME TAMA QUA Ac1dcm1c XVOHIC Basketball 1 7 Lxbmrmn l 7 3 4 ournllxsm 3 4 Nlarnncws P1ge Edntor 4 loquicnous versaule abounds ID laughter Margot Ann Wolfe in OV I' ost ph Francis Clerlltsky IN MEMORIAM JOSEPH FRANCIS CIERLITSKY 1941 1957 Lib , as oseph was better known to us, became a member of our class at Marian High School as a sophomore oes easy gomg manner and affable dnsposmon soon won for him many friends His classroom deportment was hlghly commendable as was hls mterest m the sports and non sports actlvltxes of the school Dancmg, hstenmg to good music, and hnknng were his favorlte pastimes Lnbs sudden and untimely passing was deeply felt by all of us We have been parted from a dear frlend and classmate May hls soul rest m peace' . . . . , - ,- - .Y - H l ' r ' YK - v,'! . . . . K ,-, , . . . .I . , . . . . . t . . . . . . . . . . 9 ' ,A f ee - as , n '-- J , . , . 1 - J ' 1 ' . . . 5 K l . . . 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'fm , J i . . . xii'-4 llonorar Patrons Has Emmence John F O Hara C S C , D D Most Rev Joseph M McShea DD Most Rev Carroll McCormick D D Rt Rev Msgr ohn E Boyle VF PR Rev Gerald P Quam Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev ev ev Rev Rev Francis P Adolf Agnello Angellm Paul L Bader Paul Barnyock Clarence A Batutls oseph Berardt Ferdmand Buccafurm Maurnce F Cannon Paul F Curran Francls J Dutko ohn G Engler ohn Feeser Felix C Funk Stamslaus Fronczek oseph F Gasho Stamslaus T Gorak Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Francns Haley M1chaelJ Holly Edward J Kenny Mnchael Lnsowslu LeoJ McGee Charles McNulty Francis Mealey Francns L Mockus AnthonyJ Molnar Michael Morris Myron Plekon Stephen C Ponlsclak ohn Rusek Joseph Stec Michael P Sverchek Nxcholas Terna Peter Vandergeest Paul J Vasko Bernardme Snsters Mlssxonary Sxsters of the Sacred Heart Slster of Mercy Sisters of Samt Francis Sisters Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . , , . J. . . J. ' , . . . . l i l . J. . . . J . , U - ' . ' J. Rev. Joseph A. Baran ' D . . J . . J 4 s 0 . . J. i . J. . J . ' ' . J J. R . ' . ' R . l J. n c s . J . I 7I Business Patrons S40 00 Yorks Drug Store, Tamaqua S25 00 Carbon County Democratxc Orgamzatlon Engler Insurance Agency, lm Thorpe Furey s Insurance Agency, Coaldale Lansford Apparel Co Lansford McCall Publxcatlon, Inc , Lansford St Patrlck s Parxsh, McAdoo Tamaqua TV, Inc S20 00 Mar Strnppmg and Excavatmg Co, Inc Tamaqua Russell Stahler Tamaqua Tama-qua New Car Dealers Assn S15 00 Edward Lynch Funeral Home, Tamaqua Hadestys Hardware Store, Tamaqua Nesquehonmg Electronics Summlt Hull Marble and Gramte Co Carl Wolf Studio, Philadelphia S10 00 Mr and Mrs Bud Angst, WLSH, Lansford Anonymous, Phlladelphna Archbishop Ryan Council :,fj:1552, Lansford Ashton Coal Company Philadelphia Bright s Stores, Inc , Lansford, Leh Daley Slsters, Coaldale Daughters of Mary Dr Joseph J Dougherty, Coaldale Eames Bakery, Inc , Tamaqua Elsenberg and O Hara, Phnladelphra El ay Jewelers, Tamaqua Bob Erbes Gulf Servxce Station, Tamaqua Fauzlo Brothers, Nesquehomng Frrst National Bank, Tamaqua Furey s News Agency, Coaldale Genettl s Sav Way Markets, Lehlghton Genett1's Supper Market, Lansford Isadore F Hackash, Insurance, Lansford Gales D Helps Hardware, Lansford Herman Products, Lehnghton R D 2 ohnsons Dairy Bar, Tamaqua ohnson s Servlce Statlon, Tamaqua M P Sanitary Dalry, Coaldale Katlner Bros , Nesquehomng Kenlmans Shoe Store, Tamaqua Frank A Kelly, Insurance Tamaqua oe Kutcher, Radio and TV, Tamaqua Margaret Llll Pharmacy, Lansford Malloys Cafe, Coaldale St Marys Guild Coaldale Dr Michael Merman, Nesquehonmg Mxllers, Tamaqua Muller Photo Studios, Lehlghton Mltchell s Furniture Store, Tamaqua Mnske Nationwide Insurance, Tamaqua oseph A Modrrck, Prothonatary, Lansford M E Nester Farm and Home Supply, Tamaqua Newberry Co Tamaqua Panther Valley Agency, Inc , Coaldale Postle s Beverages Inc , McAdoo Mell Rottet Rottet Motors, Tamaqua oseph Lester Rex, Summit I-Inll Sabol s Service Station, Lansford Frank Sandella, Summit H111 Sanner and O Donnell Tamaqua St erome s Holy Name Society, Tamaqua Schelds Dept Store, Tamaqua Sharpes News Agency, Lansforcl Sncenabage Market, Coaldale Soberxck Home and Auto Supply, Coaldale Soubers ewelry Store, Tamaqua Tamaqua B P O E 592 Tamaqua Fruit Company, Tamaqua Tamaqua Natlonal Bank Taylor s Diner, Tamaqua Tommy s Place, Summnt H111 Wally s Sunoco Service, Tamaqua 8 00 Depos Bros Restaurant, Tamaqua Evans Garage, Summit Hull Wargos Beer Dmstrnbutor, Lansford 5 00 Abel s Dry Cleamng Service, Lehlghton Ace Electrxc Store, Lehnghton Charles Allxson, Watch Reparrs, Tamaqua Ambroses Drug Store, Coaldale American Legion, Summit Hull Anthracnte Service Station, Brockton Frank Arleta, Plumbmg Heatmg Appliances, Nesquehomng Hotel Aqunla Lansford joseph Arxeta, Plumbmg and Heatmg, Lansford 0 7 . 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