Saint Wendelin High School - Wendelite Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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irgi i gowgng Girls' bowling, a good competitive sport, is one that has become quite popu- lar during the past few years at our school. Many of the girls have be- come excellent bowlers and fine competi- tors. Having great recreational value, it provides many hours of interest and activity. High scores, and much enjoy- ment would not be possible without the kindness and complete generosity shown by our instructors, Mrs. Flemeng, and Mrs. Brill . . . Thank You! 1-sqqnluul FIRST ROVV: li. Eiheck, M, Cztlclronc, L. Gillarcl', J. XYietholcler, D. Clmlovicll, Vogel, bl. Goldhach. SEC- OND RCJXV: L. Moeller, Al. Laux, Russman, A. Hof- mann, C. Koett, C. Schel- liuger, .-X. Schauer. THlRD NOXY: Nl. Knoll, M, liger, C fitllflll21Cll, A, Holtz, R. 'lil1ic'ke11, lf. Golclhziugli, M. Quinn. FIRST ROXV: ul. Patterson, P. Paul, N. Miller, P. Red- liug, l.. Sharak, M. Des- mond. SECOND RONY: E. Dellztmea, J. Kijanka, N. Schwzttzer, C. -lurawicz, J. Kiggius, Brush, S. Gil- larfl. 'l'lllRD ROVV: M, Bowen, D. Smith, C. Fabian, Vl. Schneider, C. Dragar, M. Etzel. Pictured are three outstand- ing Senior bowlers: janet Golclhach, C. Schellinger, A. Hofmann.

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,. I J .TV f f -t f VM AQ V N i:!Q '? . r ei , ii Q, Q ig., . xg si . .- Q 1. . NYS . Q x. ssl X T' . -t f. ,sa is , A This group consists of: T. Reddy, J. Blosl, NN, Citro, D I iux VV. Reither, R. Schultz, J. XVeber. Oyrf , OWEN? ln the high school competitive sports, great praise goes to the boys' bowling team which has been very successful during the past year. The competition, as usual, has been great but our boys, through their faith and skill, have brought vic- tory to Saint NVendelin's. Under the guidance of Father Marconyak, our school director, and Mr. Al la-sniak, the league director, Saint VVendelin's Bowling Teain has achieved great success in the sports Field. To all those who have helped us attain this goal . . . Thank You! Bowling Captain, XV. Rietlier gives a helping hand to our second team, T. Schultz, J. Mueller, D. Hubsch, G. Takacs. , . 'z. - L ff gl.

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eniom an rien 5 Each day, thanks to the women in the cafeteria, the students receive meals that are appealing and excel- lently prepared. The spirit among these women is one of overwhelming generosity, Their time is given freely and willingly. M. Quinn, M. Daugh- erty, KI. Ruppert, M, Zimmer, C. Schultz, P, Schriehies, L. Shanahan, R. Breier, M. Patterson, M. Skerba. These three gentlemen, Mr. Gilbert Battles, Mr. Thomas Reddy, Mr. Micheal Skerha, have put forth their efforts that help to make our school a more pleasant place in which to learn. Lunch time is enjoyed hy all at the Cafeteria. The :thove students seem to be pleased by what they are going to eat. M. Fallon, C. Schel- linger, -l. Tappe, T. Reddy, I. Rall, J. Goldbaeh, J. Sehiallabba. Luneh is over, except for that last cup of coffee. Ry the looks on the face of the boys, they must have enjoyed every bite. FIRST ROW: E. Rogan, -XV. Riether, R. Cannon, J. XVoshner, A. Kienzl. SECOND RONY: R. Bronner, J. Blosl, J. XVeher, Daschhaeh, R. Schultz, VV, Citro. bluf- qt't ' 'Gi' 1 .l .aw 1 4 I v v ,c f 6 i rs -RQ! A Q 5 l 1 'K T O? ,gg vt- wf , 'T , Q. ci.. W lffffa I - .f ' . A . s ' gi I K .9 'T I kin- 4 x -pxk , G X X ,Q f if I