St Adalbert High School - Albertonian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1958 volume:

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With his voiiipaliiioiis ht- iimdt- soh- verts in llaiwig hut wits ortlurcd to luzivt' iw those opposed to his work, llciiisiiig to iiluiiitloii their Cliristitiii mission, Atl.iliie'i'i .md his lirvih- rch wcrc dons to duaith on April 23, +V, .Xtl.il- hcrt's hotly was thrown into thu WJli'I'.lllii, hciiig washed up on tht' l'olish uoiisi, it mist-x't'iitii.illx' t-iishrincd in Kliiit-fiiog iii H130 tht' italics wt-ru li'-lllSlillCki luv form' to llriigiic. We seek perfection bu means of CHRISTIAN EDUCATICN and the aid of our Administrative System. 6 Club Action ...... Z0 Religious Pursuits . .JZ Sports Ventures . . . Z4 Scholastic Endeavors.I6 Classroom Sessions . Z8 Friends and Patrons . . . 40 4 an Christian of aid' Powerhouse ' ' Education of The birthdate of St. Adalbert Parish as given in the records of the Pittsburgh diocese, is May 1883. Growing out ofacrying need of the newly settled Poles for services in a tongue known to them, the second oldest Polish parish in Pittsburgh owes its existence to the zealous efforts of members of St. Adalbert's committee. Under the guidance of the first assigned pastor, Rev. Victor Zareczny, the faith and generosity of the Poles resulted in the initiation of work on the erection of a church building, St. .Iohn's parish on 14th Street graciously provided facilities for the divine liturgy each Sunday in the course of the building. With frequent changes of resident pastors and the filling of the interim by Polish priests of religious congregations, the task of building was greatly impeded. By 1884 the parishioners were able to offer their prayers in a temple of their own. The appointment of Rev. Ladislaus Miskiewicz in 1885 provided the impetus for expansion. The steady stream of immigrants necessitated an edifice of larger proportions. Under his leadership the present church building took form at a cost of S80,000. ln October of 1890 the church was dedicated by Rt. Rev. R. Phelan. ln 1911, during the pastorate of Rev. John Gorzynski, the needed repairs were combined with the work of remodeling at a cost of 5IS22,000. It was then that the 150 foot steeples were removed. ln 1923, thanks to his efforts the wooden altars were replaced by marble ones costing S-l0,000. These were consecrated on November 29, 1923 by Rt. Rev. Archbishop Regis Canevin, Bishop H, Boyle, and Bishop J. Swint. As a preparation for the Golden Jubilee in 1923 the build- ings were sandblasted on the outside and renovated on the interior at a cost of S20,000. The present pastor, Rev. Ladislaus Rokosz, from the time of his arrival in the parish as pastor in 1942, has continued the work ofhis predecessors, Rev. Joseph Frania, and Rev. Theo- dore Schultz, maintaining the buildings in condition and making improvements: periodic renova- tions, roof repairs, storm windows, so that the value of the church property now exceeds a half- million dollars. lt was here that through the decades hundreds of our forebears received spiritual life through Baptism, were restored to God's friendship through Penance, opened their hearts to the Eucharistic Christ, professed loyalty to God through Confirmation, sanctified their love through Matrimony, gained strength and grace through participation in the Mass, and made a final stop after death before being laid to rest in the parish cemetery. Direct and fashion men to purity Graduation time brings into focus the enormity of our debt for a truly Catholic education to our beloved pas- tor, Father Rokosz. Blessed with his paternal interest, our school days at St. A's High will remain memorable for all time to come. We acknowledge his effi- cient stewardship in the material well- being of the parish, and in the new edifice nearing completion. We express our sincere thanks for all and promise to show forth the fruits of a fine Catholic education by becoming worthy adult parishioners. We go forth intolife knowing that our feet have been set on the right road and that the prayers of our assistant pastors follow us. The many services rcnd ered, the guidance bestowed on us, have marked them indeliblv in our hearts and minds. May God's blessing enable them to lead many others onward. a 1 GQ Qc , 6 Parish +G- Priests of morals and integrity of life. Chosen from among men to represent men in their dealings with God, our priests are the other Christs' caring for our spiritual welfare. Through their ministry our lives have become enriched by the greatest Sacri- fice - Mass, the sacraments, the word of God, and prayerful support. With them and through them we offer ourselves and all that is ours to God. To them we look for guidance in attaining our final goal. R6-V. ViCt0I' Z3-FQCZHY Rev. A. Jaworski, C. S. Sp. Rev. Joseph Frania Rev- Hyacinth, O. S. B. Rev. Ladislaus Miskiewicz Rev. Theodore Schultz Rev. Francis CiSZ9k Monsignor John Gorzynski Rev. Ladislaus Rokosz Rev. Rev. Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev. Rev Rev. Plucinski Buhaczkowski Dombrowski Gorski Przybylski Supinski Tomaszewski Helczynski . Swiderski Pudlo Frania Baron Bogaczyk Wojcieckowski Rev . Krajewski Rev. Z mi j ewski Rev Radwanski Rev Spiewak Rev Kos cisz Rev Buz a Rev Szwed Rev Maniak Rev Gawronski Rev. Kruk Rev . Pawlowski Rev . Kuklewski Rev. Rendziniak Rev. Kolakowski Rev. Rev. Rev . Rev . Rev . Rev . Rev . Rev . Rev . Rev. Rev Rev Rev Rev. Anuszkiewicz Olko Kobylarz Stankiewicz Iwaniski Podowski Pietrzynski Maliszewski Wichmanowski Nowakowski Kuczynski Szczygiel Sojka Aranowski Mu sister 5i,chl'Y5oggom 3 nncillll llldtng Cc il Mme rator Sister Mary Thomas Freshman homeroomg English 11 and 123 Trigg Mgebra Hg Ge- ornetryy Relkgion 9. What greater work is there than training the mind and torming the habits ot the young? Perfect schools are not so much the result of good methods as of good teachers. How well experience has convinced us of the truth of the papal sentence. We are deeply grateful to our teachers for their continued efforts in forming our patterns of thought, in placing before us high ideals, in instilling in us principles of correct living. As we bid our fond adieu, we can assure you that the fine example you have set before us by yourlife of dedication and service will be remembered and emulated. Thank you for all you have done for us. yn 955' Y j' sister d Social Gui' -ne Moral ee dgeprob' Sister MaI'Y01-'lima ug dance 11 afgeuigcracyg History 1 , wma i and H9 C Me 1 - ' if r ee 5. L- 8' Sister Mary Simplicia Music 8 - 12: Girls' Physical Educationg Glee Club. Damien ' ter Marg -brat? Efglish 9' U Sister Science' , Arcnanreela Mary gosepmne Margngush 10 'Qi 578 9 15 years of Christian Education St. Adal bert School St. Adalbert School had its hunuie beghnungs in the basement of a rectory where in September of 1885 Rev. Ladislaus Miskiewicz, then pastor, attempted to provide educauon for the youngsters of the parish. For lack of space, this school was limited to one classroom of 120 children taught by Mr. John Bruchwalski. The following year the increase in enrollment necessitated partitioning of the church building into several classrooms on weekdays to serve as schoolrooms. When in 1890 the present church building was erected, the old building was converted into a school containing 9 classrooms on the lower two floors and an auditorium on thethird Hoor. With the rapid growth of the parish it became imperative to seek additional quarters. For years the problem was solved by setting up the 'portables' in the parish lot now being occupied by the new auditorium. Here, under conditions far from favorable, many ofthe present day parishioners obtained their grade school educauon. Due to the location of the school near the railroad tracks, both the teachers and students were greatly inconvenienced in performing their tasks by noise made by trains in passing In June of 1944 when an op- portunity to buy a neighboring public school presented itself, the pastor, Rev. Ladislaus Rokosz, purchased the building, renovated it, and presented it as school quarters for students returning in September. It was here that St. Adalbert High School was born in September of 1944 with the formation of a ninth grade. On May 28 of 1947 when Sister Mary Laurentia was principal, Dr. Edwin Cruttenden of the State Department of Public Instruction made a supervisory visit prior to accrediting the high school. In January of the following year while Sister Mary Eugenia was principal, the task was completed. The acitivity of the Felician Sisters of St. Adalbert School dates back to 1888. At the request of Rev. L. Miskiewicz, three Sisters from the Detroit Province under Mother Mary Cajetan assumed the task of educating the youth of the parish. Through the ensuing years the Sisters from the Coraopolis Province have labored with their num- ber growing until at the present time 16 sisters with Sister Mary Chrysostom as principal devote their energies to the greatest task - the Christian Education of Youth. Graduates of St. A's 1948 1953 - 40 1949 1954 - 32 1950 1955 - 39 1951 1956 - 37 1952 1957 - 32 I0 1958 Producing a splendid harvest Rev. Anthony Tarkowski' Rev. Anthony Muszynski Rev. Michael Kozlowski' Monsignor Anthony Habrowski' Rev Rev. Rev. Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Stanislaus Labujewski Theodore Schultz' Julian Lachendro' Bronislaus Mieruniski John Styka Vincent Kuklewski Stanislaus Kupiec Casimir Zielinski' Laborers to Reap the Sr. M. Prospera' Sr. M. Desideria' Sr. M. Berarda Sr. M. Severine' Sr. M. Maximilia Sr. M. Christine Sr. M. Emerencia' Sr. M. Sebastian Sr. M. Lubomira Sr. M. Medarda Sr. M. Adelia Sr. M. Antoinette' Sr. M. Leonilla Sr. M. Faustine' Sr. M. Saxnuela Sr. M. Anisia 'Deceased Other Christs and Sr. M. Charlotte Sr. M. Ludwina' Sr. M. Valentine Sr. M. Sanctoslaus' Sr. M. Dobroslava Sr. M. Agnella Sr. M. Melchiada Sr. M. Seraphica Sr. M. Stephanie Sr. M. Viatora Sr. M. Ignatius Sr. M. Gaudiosa Sr. M. Philomena Sr. M. Jerome Sr. M. Paula Sr. M. Theresa Aspirant - Janet J. Ciak Rev . Rev. Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev 'De Francis Filip Aloysius Borkowski Joseph Wichmanowski Leon Darkowski Jerome Filip Walter Wichmanowski Ferdinand Lech Victor Stachowiak Stanislaus Redmerski . Richard Czapinski eased Harvest Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr M. Magdalene . M. Simplicia . M. Damasia M. Alma . M. Xavier M. Petronia M. Richard M. Pauline M. Robert M. Dolores . M. Philip' M. Julia M. Philip M. Angelis M. Alexis M. Angela A true Christian lives a supernatural Amid the cares, joys, and trials of daily living, the Church stands as a beacon of hope. The focal point of religious devotion - the Mass, the divinely efficacious means of grace - the Sacraments, the sacred ritual so wonderfully instructive, the material fabric of the churches with its art and liturgy - all loudly proclaim the transient nature of things temporal, and draw our attention to the duty of making manifest in our mortal flesh the life of Christ that will merit for us the beatific vision. Although we leave school, we go forth confidently knowing that the sacra- mental and devotional treasures of the Church will be ours to use throughout life. Religion in Daily Life. During the years of its existence, St. Adalbert Parish has given spiritual birth through Baptism to 16,705 souls. The first recorded Baptism is that of Antonina Dembowski by Rev. Victor Zareczny on February 24, 1884. The last record- ed baptismal event is that of Ralph George Schimborski by Rev. Ferdiand Sojka on January 26, 1958. The parish has sanctified the love of man and woman and begged God 's blessing on their wedded life through the sacrament of Matrimony 4257 times in the course of its 75 years of spiritual service. The first marriage recorded is that of Casimir Fifer and Mary Migawa by Rev. Victor Zareczny on April 14, 1884. The marriage of David G. McKenna and Anna May Bartirome by Rev. Ignatius Aranowski on February 8, 1958 is the last recorded. life in Christ. In keeping with a Polish custom, Father Sojka blesses a home during the Christmas season. Father Aranowski holds the interest of those present at Sunday Mass as he delivers an in- spirational sermon. During the weekly novenna to Our Lady of Per- PGYUS-1 Help, the parish priest leads the mem- bers in prayer. Our assistant pastors take part in the proces- sion preceding the crovming of the Blessed Mother. The intercession of St. Blaise is mked by Fa- ther Darkowski as he blesses the throats of the students on February 3. Religion must he the foundation and XCNA Vim Senior candlelighting ceremony climaxes the Advent season and brings to the minds of the students the real meaning of Christmas. Robert Brennan, Judy Gruber, and Joan Biedrzycki reverently beg the intercession of St. Anthony, their class patron. , no ine , W . 1925 ii crown of the ynuth's entire training. The primary purpose of the Catholic educational system is to help man attain his final goal. It, therefore, becomes necessary that all teaching, the whole organization of the school, its teachers, syllabus, and textbooks in every branch be regulated by the Christian spirit, under the direction and maternal super- vision of the Church. We express our deep appreciation to our Alma Mater. for enriching our lives with principles by faithfully carrying out the papal injunc- tion on the Christian Education of Youth. Privileged Socialists bear the Immaculate Queen to church for the May crowning Cere- I'IlOl'li9S. Religion in School , . ii in Q 1 i gm? so to if YY x 5 35, E :13 A, ' 4 gc 1 1 ca rg ' v I ggi ,V 1 2 , P nmna Ther e can he no ideally perfect education Seniors, James Wesolowski,R0- berta Siwik, Victor Hajduk, Phyllis Rogowski, and Eileen Narlesky con- sider their future possibilities in the fields of higher education, gov- ernment, and secretarial work. R YL ,f -fg- which is not Christian education Continued efforts of the three South Side Catholic high schools to bring unity and cooperation have resulted in the formation of Admica. This group, head- ed by Rev. Edward Hennessey, C. P., of St. Michael High School, consists of stu- dent council members from St. Adai- bert, St. Michael, and St. Casimir Schools. With Carol Klawinski of St, Adalbert's as president, this group is doing much to promote friendliness among the schools, to provide civic betterment of their community, and to give youth the spiritual lift they need. wgg, . The Student Council under the direction of Sister Mary Chrysostom, principal, convenes monthly to plan activities that will enrich the lives of the students. John Kuczynski, president, and his staff, Wil- liam Baczkowski, vice president, Carole Klawinski, recording sec- retary, and Lorraine Cichowicz, treasurer, gladly offer their ser- vices to make St. A's the finest school possible. Admicafs sponsors, Rev. Edward Hennessey of St. Michael's, Sis- ter Mary Gabriella of St. Casimir's, and Sister Mary Chrysostom of St. Adalbert's meet with the officers of the organization, Carole Klawin- ski, Arla Muha, Daniel Donahue, and Margaret Guthrie to consider pro- posals for future action. Q Z Increasing dictation rate per minute, senior girls strive to attain the pace that their future secretarial work will require. Every subject taught Q 4 . are Sister Mary Rita impresses seniors of the com- mercial class with the need for accuracy as well as speed in the typing of their daily work. 1 'ii 'f 5 M5 5:5 V ii xt Seniors organize a pa.ne1 discussion to clear up :J problems of the present day that will affect them it . , as citizens of today and tomorrow. Our School ine ' Carole Klawinski gives expression to her knowledge of French as she attempts to en- lighten senior boys on the subject. must he permeated with Christian piety. od t' Mary Pulcheria brings the wonders of G Sis er . closer to the seniors as they attempt to bring their experiments to a conclusion. Ni ht cramming for many a senior student pro- 3 duced these results in the English test. Now Sis- ' ' th ter and the students wonder if it was really wor it. Senior academic students are determined to show that the teaching of math by Sister Mary Thomas was not in vain. How can they prove it in those page-long problems? x., I' 'ci Sister Mary Rita demonstrates the calculating machine to the seniors 'at d its help who would have appreci e in totaling their debits and credits. Perfection ot society comes from the perfection ot the elements that compose it. Spiritual benefits of Sodality are extended to newly received Freshmen. Rosary Society members nourish their spiritual life through monthly reception of the Sacraments. Church organizations in the parish are numer- ousg they are of varied kinds ranging from those for youngsters to those for adults, from those purely spiritual in nature to those actively engaged in services of charity. Why have such groups? What is their value and the reason for their existence? The church societies are meant to benefit the individual members and the parish asawhole. Since the prime duty of life is the salvation of the soul, these organizations are instruments by which we, as members of the Mystical Body ofChrist, perfect ourselves and then extend our work to our brethren. Parish Organizations Catholic War Veterans organization aims to help the ex-serviceman sanctify himself. Christian Mothers exhibit charity by serving the Ring Day breakfast. The prayers, retreats, group reception of the Sacra- ments, participation in church services are all potent helps towards the attainment of this goal. Realizing that man is a social being, these groups provide members and others with forms of recrea- tion while at the same time materially aiding the -parish in its task of maintenance. Dances, bingos, luncheons, are but few such activities. We gratefully acknowledge spiritual and tempo- ral aid showered on us during the years spent in school. In time to come we plan to assume and perform duties as members of church organiza- tions. .pl 4. Holy Name members listen atten- tively as Rev. I. Aranowski address- es them on the purpose of the organ- ization. Altar Boys faithfully serve at all parish devotions and reap untold treasures of grace for thenselves and their families. Young boys find healthful recrea- tion as Cub Scouts. Mellow harmony is produced by the fine male choir. fran' 5 Si- e- def 0 me f Thifd O? C1991 355' ,ward Oi me Hilde 50 'r Group OGXCQYS St. Ggr mel oi cw wiouxva of wit. SQOHSK beuerme 9 erS0 ax St. Hedwig and St. Stanislaus societies look for spiritual and temporal advan- tages from united action. mf, The Albertonian staff peeps as edi- or Mary Ann Chapas, shows the yearbook to Sister Mary Thomas. Interest in the Business Honor Soci- ety is shown by school representa- tives Loraine Jesionowski, Mary Ann Chapas, Laverne Klawinski, and Pat Kotarski. Ambitious seniors Create fine representation to the Science Honor Society. 1' w K Ill Music wizard Sister Mary Sim plicia directs the Glee Club as it prepares for the Cantata Ambassadors from the schoo to the Mission Honor Society are Eileen Narlesky, Evelyn Gmys, Lorraine Mielcarek, and Anita Hajduk Club Action The newly reorganized Writers' Honor Society beckons Maureen Ward, Marianne Nipar, a Roberta Siwik. 44' L.. Preparing youth for the genuinely religiou A e Rlnmjil-S-513417 ' Q, x . e ,e . ff 9: I A . ,.g fs, y . A .4 A I 1 X- U nd f' ' 'Z in 4 , -.: - work of Catholic Action. Individual effort plus teamworkpro- duces fine fruit as members of the ADALBERTAN staff have proven. Their fine cooperation has given us a paper to be proud of. Offices in the Fatima Club were ac- cepted by Carol Zawadzki, Rose Ann Gentry, Phyllis Galore, Anita Haj- duk, Patricia Guzowqki, and Loretta Karwoski. o...w y M K -i-- W Q o cclae H M351 Z,ioocc . ,,cc N X5 to no G sf-0 Enthusiastic Science Club members explore the mysterious and experi- ment with the unknown under the watchful eye of Sister Mary Pulcheria. School representatives to the newly formed Pittsburgh chapter of the NCMEA include M. Nipar, M. Ward, L. Cichowicz, P. Kotarski, R. Mur- awski, J. Tofil, B. Jakicic,C. Za- wadzki, I. Staszewski. Modern Language Society members discuss their last meeting with J. Parzukoski and L. Mielcarek of the Math Honor Society. Lorraine Cichowicz and David Radzanowski prepare their con- tribution for a meeting of the History Honor Society. cl' N I Q , ,gf get it ttf' li To train youth . . . not omitting Gilbert Radziuki- nas, fo r w a r d, demonstrates his ball handling ability. 4' fm Ace bowlers en- tered in the Dio- cesan Duckpin League. Gil Radziukinas driving fortwo ace points. Student participation in sports helps to ele- vate the minds of youth and, at the same time, trains them to be physically fit. 'Through basket- ball, baseball, and bowling, St. Adalbert's has provided healthful extra-curricular activity for its students, and has aided St. A's students in gaining a prominent place in diocesan competi- tion. 24 91 Ray Krawczak, Pat Mocello, Ron- ald Bartus, John Lech, Varsity players, do t.heir Aces to first place. share to bring .Tim Wesolowski, bowling cap- tain, shows cor- rect bowling form. recreation and physical culture. Varsity players, Gil Radziukinas, John Kuczynski, George Ciganik, and Ronald Macy who endeavor to bring the Aces to top place. f' Y Q . sf John Kuczynski, Ace center, gets set to pass off to teamm 319. 5 P . ogg K Senior boys en- joying gym class. Ace c oach, Lou Guzik, plans stra- t e g y with T e d Kac zorowski. Aces battling in hard fought con- test. Cheering section helps pep up Aces. J ohn Kuczynski, grabbing a re- bound against St. Casimir's. Hoge Spons Scores League Games ACES 61 Holy Innocents 40 55 St. Thomas 50 59 St. Joseph fNatronaQ 50 70 St. Francis de Sales 33 44 St. Casimir 56 32 St. Mary of the Mount 39 59 St. Michael 49 59 St. Joseph qhlatronaj 57 58 St. Joseph QMI. Oliverj 56 55 St. Thomas 81 Providing occasions for good SCORES We They 49 St. Mary's Sharpsburg 46 40 St. Lawrence 50 33 St. Benedict 45 71 St. Mary's of the Mount 38 Girls' Sports .-5 Hopes rise as girls' varsity poses before challenging St. Mary's of the Mount. Starting lineup of female Aces are clockwise: Bernice Pajak, Mary Kay Ciganik, Mary Ann Wozniak, Sylvia Biedrzycki, Judy Filip, and Pat Majewski. in recreation and social intercourse. A 95 Ze if Coach, Helen Kasputis, works tire- lessly to lead us to victory. The subject of Christian education is man, wholeand entire, soul united to body in unity of nature, with all his faculties natural and supernatural. For this reason physical culture, as it iscalled, cannot be considered outside the range of the mater- nal supervision of the Church, since it is also a means which may help or harm Christian education. Our sports and gym activities are undertaken with the development of a sound body in mind. As a temple for our immortal soul, the body receives its share of training in the Catholic educational system. Acettes in Action Pat Baranowski, man- ager, checks score while Joan Biedrzycki watches the clock. if e t 't' t'i' t Q . x -- T 'ii,. rf QI Bernice Pajak, captain, discusses plays with Bar- , bara Szymkowiak and Betty 9 Macaffery, assistant coaches. 27 JOHN K UC ZYNSKI Johnnie Fatima Club 13 Journalism Club 2,3,4, Pres. 43 French Club 3,4, Sec. 33 Latin Club 1,23 Musart Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Class Historian 1,2,33 Student Coun- cil 3,4, Pres. 43 Quill and Scroll 3,41 ADALBERTAN Sports Editor 3,43 ALBERTONIAN Sports Section 43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Bowling 3,4. Class of 1958 JAMES WESOLOWSKI Jim' Holy Name Society 1,2,3,43 Men's Choir 3,43 Red Cross Representative 3,4Q Senior class president3 Quill and Scroll 3,43 ALBERTONIAN photographer 4g Student Council 3,4Q .IournalismClub2,3,43 Math Honor Society 33 Science Honor Society 43 Bowling 3,4, Cap- tain 43 Men's Choir 3,4. Ace Kegler J lt. W I -1 EILEEN NARLESKY Eileen ADALBERTAN editor-in-chief 3,41 ALBERTON- IAN assistant editor 43 Student Council 3,42 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Class secretary 2,4Q Federation Convention 2,3,43 Business Honor Society 3g Mission Society 2,4, Pres. 43 N.S.P.S. Convention 33 Delegate to Altoona 23 Delegate to Milwaukee 3g Latin Club 1,23 Red Cross 2,3. Miss Dependable M1 A F-42 at li 3 4 MARY ANN CHAPAS Mary ALBERTONIAN editor-in-chief3 Glee Club 1,23 Science Club Sec. 33 Jounralism Club 43 Sodality l,2, 3,42 Student Council 4g Business Honor Society 3,4, Rep. 43 Quill and Scroll 3,4Q Science Honor Society 3,41 Cantata 1,2,3,43 ADALBERTAN typist 3,4. Liveliest Little Bee CLASS PATRON St. Anthonq of Padua CLASS FLOWER Sabi, orchid ,ia-.Q iz 1 in 1.97 , LA VERNE RADZIUKINAS 'La-La' Glee Club 1,2g Journal- ism Club 3,4g Page Editor ADALBERTANQ Quill and Scroll Society 4, Student Council 41 Sodality 1,2,3,4g Mimeographer 3,4. Sophisticated Miss DENNIS KUJAWA Dexter Science Club l,2, Mu- sart Treasurer 3, Class Treasurer 4g History Hon- or Society 3g Basketball 1, 2. Happy Go Lucky Forming the true and perfect Christian - 'i o Q iioi . . , zigofgfii 7 I Q i- t iii 41 S . STEPHANIE GALORE Stefie Business Manager AL- BERTONIAN 4, Student Council 3,4g Page editor ADALBERTAN 3,4g Glee Club 1,23 Science Club Treasurer 3, Journalism Club 4, Class President 2g Red Cross 2, Modern Lan- guage Honor Society 3,4g Quill and Scroll Society 3,45 Science Honor Society 3,4- Sodality 1,2,3,4. Sweet and Spicy EUGENE SOLARCZYK Gene Journalism Club I,2,3g Science Club 43 Latin Club 1,2g French Club 3,4g Math Honor Society 2, Basketball l,2. Have Rod - Will Travel CAROLE KLAWINSKI Carole Journalism Club 2,3,4g Musart 3, Latin Club 2, French Club 3, Admica3,4, Pres. 45 ADALBERTAN associate editor, ALBER- TONIAN lay-out artist, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Class President lg Latin Honor Society 2, Modern Language Honor Society 3,43 Quill and Scroll 3g Sodality1,2,3,4. Reluctant Debutante JUDITH GRUBER 'Judy' Glee Club 1,2g Fatima Club 3, Mission Club Trea- surer, Cantata 1,2g Bas- ketball 1,2. Talkative Miss 'S '35 A 'Pa 1 f. Y- 5 l X 'R i A f' ' it L i 1' 3' MARGARET URBANIAK PHYLLIS ROGOWSKI Margie' 'Phyl' Glee Club 1,2,35 Jour- nalism Club 45 Page editor ADALBERTAN 3,45 Student Council Cor. Sec. 45 Ad- mica 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Legion of Decency Captain 35 Sodality l,2,3,4. Slow but Sure VICTOR HAJIJUK Vic Clee Club l5 Science Club 25 StudentCouncil1,2, 35 Journalism Club 35 His- tory Honor Society 25 Latin Club 1,25 Freshman class pres.5 Class President 35 Page editor ADALBERTAN 35 Delegate to Altoona Con- vention 25 Delegate to Mil- waukee 35 Federation 25 Bowling 4. Playful Cadet MARGARET CIAK Marge Glee Club l,2,35 Cantata 15 Sodality 1,2,3,4. Bashful Cutie Glee Club l,2,35 Student Council 15 Class secretary 15 class vice-pres. 35Quill and Scroll 3,45 Musart 3,45 ADALBERTAN mimeo- grapher 3, 45 Business Manager 354. Ready, Willing, and Able LORAINE .IESIONOWSKI 'Loraine' Glee Club 1,2,35Student Council 3,45 Cantata l,2,3, 45 ALBERTONIAN section editor5 Business HonorSo- ciety 3,4, Representative 3, Vice-President 45 Sodality 1,2,3,4. Goldilocks JOSEPH PARZUHOSKI .Joen Science Club 2,35 Math Honor Society 3,45 Class secretary 35 French Club 35 Latin Club 2. Number Magic Ni? 1 . Qu Class day brings recrea- tion, fun and enjoyment as Seniors pull out the picnic baskets. gi , ? ' ' :fi , 2, 1 ,T 55: gk 5.1 if with X , f if 2' 'l -4-- V 1.15 gina , E fs Wheel Away we go. A Year- book benefit skating party brings fun and additional publication funds. of Ls if E Q RW? PATRICIA BARANOWSKI 'Pat' Fatima Club l,2,3g So- dality l,2,3,4g ADALBER- TAN typist 3g Cantata l,2,3g Basketball Manager 3,4. The Little Dynamo JOAN BIEDRZYCKI Joanie Fatima Club 1,25 Jour- nalism Club 3,4, secretary 43 Quill and Scroll 3,4g ALBERTONIAN assistant business managerg Sodal- ity l,2,3,4g Cantata lg As- sistant basketball manager 4. Pollicking Riot JEROME NAPIERACZ 'Scaramouche' Glee Club lg Science Club 2,35 French Club 3,-1, Latin Club 1,2. Howdy Doody QB RALPH GRABOWSKI 'Ralphie' Glee Club lg Journalism Club 2,3g Science Club 45 Latin Club 25 French Club 39 Musart clubtreasurer2g Basketball l,2,3,4g Bowling 3.4. Determination Plus ROBERTA SIWIK Bobbie Glee Club l,2g Jour- nalism Club 3,4g ADAL- BERTAN page editor, typ- ist, mimeographer 3, 4g ALBERTONIAN section editor 4g Writers' Honor Society 4g Quill and Scroll Society 3.4, Class Histo- rian 43 Student Council 4g Musart Club Chairman 3g Sodality l,2,3,4g Journal- ism Club Treasurer 4. Delightful Blush GLORIA PRIVIGYI Glor Glee Club 1,2,3, Vice- President 3g Cantata 1,2g Sodality 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball 1. Pretty and Pleasant Z' i Q RONALD MACIEJEWSKI 'Melvin' Journalism Club 13 Sci- ence Club 2,33 Math Honor Society 2,33 Latin Club 3, 43 French Club 3,42 Bas- ketball 1,2. Sleeping Beauty ROBERT BRENNEN 'Bob' Science Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 33 Class trea- surer 1,2,3Q Student Coun- cil Vice-Pres. 33 Federa- tion Representative 33 Lat- in Club 23 Basketball 1,2Q Softball 1,2,3,4. The Thin Man CORNELIA RADZANOWSKI Cornie' Glee Club 1,2,33 Sodal- ity 1,2,3,43 Cantata 1,2. Lady in Isolation , ,,. 1 Q. Gt , f M 'x V f H il, Fx K' 1 , 'U , , 'xv' PATRICIA MAJEWSKI Pal Glee Club1,2,33Cantata 1,23 Sodality 2,3,41 Basket- ball 2,3,4. Sugartime BERNICE PAJAK B-one Glee Club 1,2,33 Jour- nalism Cluh 43 ADALBER- TAN page editor 3,4Q Stu- dent Council 4g Sodality 1, 2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4, captain 4. Long Tall Sally JOSEPH ZABLOTNY Butch Science Club 13 Fatima Club 2,33 Bowling 4. Restless Troubadour be Christmas carolers mount the truck which conveyed them to various spots to bring to many the joy of Christmas in song. L.-..,-.. ,9- ' w ,. ii ik? High school students ex- press Christmas wishes to the principal, Sister Mary Chrysostom. ,,-va e E 1 I wwww KW , , Na 3' .vii ':i'e' Q L 5 rr i . ig , 'fJeanie Fatima Club 13 Glee Club 2,3Q Sodality 1,2,3,4: Section editor ALBER- TONIANQ Legion of Decen- cy Pres. 2. Peppy Pixie RONALD TALAK Ron Fatima Club 1,2Q Sci- ence Club 33 Journalism Club 43 Latin Club 23 AL- BERTONIAN photographer 43 Holy Name l,2,3,43Soft- ball 1,2,3,4. Cycle Jockey SYLVESTER PIECZYNSKI .syln Science Club 13 Glee Club 2, Science Club 3,4Q Holy Name 3,42 Cantata l, 2. Skating Whiz -G' GILBERT RADZIUKINAS Gil Science Club 1,3Q Fa- tima Club 23 Senior Vice- President 43 Basketball 1 2,3,43 Bowling Team 4. Silent Partner BARBARA KRAWCZAK Barb Glee Club lg Fatima Club 2,33 Cantata 1,2: So- dality 2,32 Basketball 1,2 3. Always a Sport ESTELLE SAVEIKIS Estelle Glee Club l,2,3, Sec- retary 2g Cantata 1,23 So- dality 2,3Q Basketball 1. Party Doll XY , Taking t he Whol e Iif Perfect X ,X ,Z Ring D ily Qtand xx Q Out as th e red letter aa . X ln , Cfgrem lmk bginy, the rl Ween Studlgri become and A1 S a gymb ma O1 Mate and r, 3 Lhe Ii . ff? of . the J Llnlorq . I B16 - SSed at a Q y rehgioug N .X i vi .,.L. Q . via f 4 . ,fu A , , H U A xv ' ' ' ' NX Wozmav., C . Q -m X engxogseg Typnxg CXQS-Shndf-C. JKASLBWSXKX, . A x?Or1:5a?RafEfxgiQx31?iz.fxZp:2'vzZ31c,z9k andw. G. XNaXXace, G. QXKMSKX, and G- Swchovhw- sw mkowuki axrwmg ior speed. 5 Brennan, C,L,ak0Q1'j, O. ?a9c1ak iumor cuss oiixcer-5, C. Ba-shone, W. gy gxaxx me Semor KHYCWBH Baczkowski, P. KOXBYSKX 395 E GYW15 Wok upwards, me iuture. EL Ckak, 3 chovlf, . Row 'aixd party man a22re23te of hu re2uIal0 and if, W ?M'N ii Juniors say grace before ltingbay breakf-is Journalism lnelhber roll Honor ' t. s enrol ' b0ciet J 1 m the y. 'H uni ors partak sponsor Quill and e ofa b edby reakt'-lg the Seni Cicho ' With t traditional or class. wzcz, W Baczk Mlelcarek, -in Wo 0Wslri d M, N' rk on a , D. Papciak, :par busy themselves research theme. Seeking to acquire 1 D- c0UQe xntere5'.S Ia!-05147 ' 1059 'ckY' E' W Exsukuk, YSIQSEI and E . 'Yaier 1. . C' new mp' go Studious Sophomores Poetr y an Hel-S d ESS glen: Sefhfertitixtilnte-st rk in the Ezgiicition of th S ellis eu' s. - 1. 1'-u ef E , I . Class officers, J. Lech, J. Siwik, D. Radzanowski, E. Win- kowski, chat before a class meeting. S . cms x x o n S in Bxfffft-Y SGW' ' 5 2 C ' h we ' L. Dxem xo rate mei, 5- Kux?am'c1.. Se - C,u'l-OWS Nytklewx 1101 D' KX and C' , if Kosallows , 2 ,af lew- Lf' Wm N. T. Basinsh, J G szczowski and Bx:e?EribBarT buslly prepare S ee WSk1 English class. P Chas for the 1 fix l th h0Hd3-YS cxa55-Cleaning iorki, BED Gmys 1 L Baranows . ki and 2:-.e Iablonskie D. BNHS ' ' L. Carney' , :gr 2. ff if ,N J I ' La Kieva,wa:?:Ce, B, Joz I Sym class tOJ. Pisowiczwzak, D practice bassg the 9 811 ...ww 5. Q Q -f fi 43 ,' 'n VC, 'Vi The Gym period is Pu' to good tkne' use by C.5rzy:::ZlX',gundlF. w'lCZ7 C' us Hartman. F. Tafer, H. Kuczma, D Wrzesinski, J. Szczepankowski, and P. Salacinski prepare for the Halloween social. perfection by means nt education. , 'MWA .W ,W ik! V, I 5 VT, J A ..,.-1e.,.gvQV, 'yu Ei '-', Q Artists, N. Wojdowski, T. Za- lewski, T. Florkowski develop their talent through work. Q- , r ' f s'-Q A ,V. 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Catholic Education Cognizant of her role, the Church, set by her Divine Author as the pillar and ground of truth to teach the divine faith to men, to keepwhole and inviolate the deposit confided to her, to fashion men in all their actions individually and socially to purity of morals and integrity of life, finds it necessary not only to give religious instruction to the young at certain fixed periods, but to see that every subject taught is permeated with Christian piety. Only if this sacred atmosphere pervades and warms the hearts of teachers and students alike, can good be ex- pected from any kind of learning. Our was the good fortune to be blessed with such Catholic educa- tion. We promise to live a life that will bear witness to the rich heritage aioriljgt that is ours. odd' 410931 B c09' . get me yr, . t0 . it Y. fedakia and vxeachefsu Gumowiometogg in cvs meif Y 3 vent age Class officers, K. Zagorski, E. Ko- walski, S. Biedrzycki, and C. Ken- ney, represent Freshman choice. Gloris Brennan, Alice Mantia Pat No Science-minded Freshies, M. Zielinski, R. Wallace, vak, Lawrence Slattery, Anthony Jesmn N Rogowski, B. Dugan, B. Nasiadka, E. Kozlowski, owski, a.nd William Wyzykowsln brush C Zawakzki, G. Kobus, and K. Zagorski, devote up on their dance steps before the first Saturday morning to work on projects. 3, 1, ef -ew , f at .sr x . school social. .l1l.,l NICK GALORE Specializing in wall paper removing 2006 Sarah Street Pittsburgh 3 , Pa Best Wishes from Saturday Night Bowlers of LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE No. 47 I. CASTELLUCCI General Excavating Contractor 230 Coraopolis Road Coraopolis, Pa. l, Compliments of CLEMENT MARTIN INC. 6230 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh 6, Pa. REIMOND'S MEAT MARKET Walter Sz Stanley 54 South 12th Street EV 1-2817 Pittsburgh 3, Pa. IRON AND GLASS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2118 East Carson Street Savings insured up to S10,000. Current Dividend 3 1f2'1, EV 1-1824 POLISH FALCONS OF AMERICA Nest 8 98 South 18th Street Pittsburgh 3, Pa. Mr. Sz Mrs. Steve La Bach Mr. St Mrs. Eugene de Sabato Mr. 81 Mrs. John Gipko Mrs. Stephanie Kuniej Mr. St Mrs. Irving Smith Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Galardi JAKE'S FLOWER SHOP Distinctive Floral Decorations 93-South 16th Street EV 1-8466 STREM STUDIOS 900 Penn Avenue PATTERSON EMERSON COIVB TOCK, INC 313 East Carson St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. BURT Sz JEFF MEIER Atlantic Service 10th Sz Bingham Street HE 1-9532 Pittsburgh 3, P YOUNG LADIES' SODALITY of St. Adalbert Parish ARMOR COMPANY 625 Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh 22, Pa. Casimir J. Pellegrini Associates Architects 201 South Craig Street Pittsburgh 3, Pa. MU 1-7633-5 Compliments of Mr. 8: Mrs. Casimir Hajduk GOOD WISHES MR. 8: MRS. C. CHAPAS from the 8th GRADE and of FAMILY ST. ADALBERT SCHOOL Congratulations CHRISTIAN MOTHERS from the of SOPHOMORES ST. ADAL BE RT PARISH MR. 8: MRS. FRANCIS St. Adalbert's CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS KLAWINSKI Post 1522 The Compliments SEVENTH GRADERS of the congratulate SIXTH GRADE the Class of '58 ARCADE THEATRE AND BOWLING ALLEYS 1915 Carson Street extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '58 MR. 8: MRS. SYLVESTER PIECZYNSKI and SON THIRD GRADE St. Adalbert School Good Wishes from the FRESHMAN CLASS OF ST. A's MRS. THERESA GALORE and FAMILY DIAMOND PAINTING COMPANY 219 Burdine Street TU 2-5519 GOD SPEED YOU ON is the wish of THE JUNIOR CLASS SECOND GRADE St. Adalbert School Best Wishes from Dr. 8: Mrs. William Baczkowski Congratulations to the Graduating Class Mr. Sz Mrs. Napieracz Greetings from Mr. 81 Mrs. Anthony Jesionowski SOUTH PITTSBURGH SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Compliments of St. Adalbert's CHRISTMAS CAROLERS of '57 BENNY'S FLOWER SHOP 2021 Carson Street Pittsburgh 3, Pa. congratulates the Graduates of '58. MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES INC. -l J 0 4 if . .E W f 5 5 , . , l? .. E. 1 1 , . t 1 . L . 1 J at .JUDY .- t i . ' - g - fr -..-0.-LRF! NHNUIT PRINT MR. 8: MRS. Complete Printing Service WALTER GRABOWSKI Letterpress - Lithographing 618 S. Mi11va1eSt. MU 1-1156 Baranowski, Mr. Si Mrs. H. Borowski, Mr. Si Mrs. F. St Sons Brennan, Mr. Si Mrs. Walter Ciak, Mr. Sz Mrs. S. Cohen, Dr. Cwiklik, Mr. F. Jr. Dielttinger, Mrs. Mildred Drzewiecki, Mr. Si Mrs. H. Golebiewski, Mr. Si Mrs. S. Gorgotta, John Grabowski, Genevieve Gruber Beer Dist, Guzowski, Mr. 81 Mrs. Herk, Mr. Si Mrs. Carl Jakicic, Bernie Koczak, Mrs. Kotarski, Mr. Si Mrs. Klavin, Mr. Si Mrs. FRIENDS Klawinski, Barbara Klawinski, Mr, Si Mrs. J. Knorr, Cyril Krawczak, Mr. S1 Mrs. Kuban, Mr. Si Mrs. Kuczynski, Mr. Si Mrs. J. Kujawa, Mr. Si Mrs. H. Labro TV Service Locker, Paul Lelewski, Mr. Si Mrs. Maciejewski, Mr. Sz Mrs. W. Majewski, Mr. Si Mrs. Melczak, Mrs. Catherine Michalowicz Family Michalski, S. A. Inc. Narlesky, Mr. Si Mrs. J. Pajak, Mr. Si Mrs. J. Papciak, Mrs. Victoria Parzuhoski, Mr. S1 Mrs. Al Pennsylvania Vending Corp Pioneer Bakery Radzanowski, Bernice Radzanowski, Mr. Si Mrs. Radziukinas, Mr. St Mrs. J. Radziukinas, Mr. Si Mrs, D Rogowski, Mr. S1 Mrs. T. Siegel's Szpandowski Toner, Mr. Si Mrs. J. Turik, Mr. Si Mrs. Anthony Urbaniak, Mr. Si Mrs. Voddle - Mc Cauley Si Son Wesolowski C. and Family Wyant's Drug Store Zablotny, Mr. Si Mrs. S. Zarnick, Joe Zawadzki, Mr. Si Mrs. E. Zoller, Lou Antkiewicz, Mr. Si Mrs. M. Banaszak, Robert Bakowski, Sylvester Baranowski, Mr. Si Mrs. J, Baronett, Mr. Si Mrs. .Baurle, Mrs. James Bennett, Harvey Biedrzycki, Mr. Si Mrs. G. Biesiada, Patricia Borowski, Joseph Borowski, Mr. Si Mrs. Borowski, S, Jr. St Family Bororwski, Mr. Si Mrs. S. Sr. Butrymovich, Mr. John Carney, Loretta Carson Curb Marker Ciak, Mr. gl Mrs. Ciganik, George Cichowicz, Lorraine Cummings, Patricia Debski, Mr. Si Mrs. W, Sr, Deliski, Mr. Si Mrs. Dell's Candy Shop Dolata, Mrs. Mary Drag, Mrs, Mary Dugan, Beverly Easter Cleaners Si Dyers Engleman's Parisian Fajerski, Theresa Farkas, Mr. Si Mrs. R., Filip, Fran. Filip, Mr. Si Mrs. A. Filip, Walter and Family Friend Garstka, Mary Gearing Lumber Company Gentry, Mrs. Mary Golebiewski, Mrs. Anna Gross, Dr. A. M, Gubala, Mrs. Joseph Gubala, Walter S. Gmys, Mr. Si Mrs. Edward Hartman, Mr. James Heckler's Drug Store Heims Hotel Vincent Hucko, Mr. Sz Mrs. Jablonski, Ron PATRUNS Jakubowski, Larry Jarosz, Gene Joseph, Larry Karwoski, Mr. Si Mrs. Kasputas, Helen Kaczer, Joseph Kenney, Mr. St Mrs. C. Klawinski, Mr, Si Mrs, R, Kobus, Gerard Komorowski, Stanley Sz Family Kosakowski Family Kowalski, Margaret Kowalski, Mr. Si Mrs. M, Kozlowski, Elaine Kulesik, Lucille Laba, Mr. Si Mrs. Frank Lakomy, Charlotte Ann Lando's Pharmacy Lozaraitis, Mr. Si Mrs. Machowiak, Mrs. Harry Maciejewski, Mr. St Mrs. D, Madalinski, Mr. J. Maggie and Senda McCarthy Variety Store McFall, Mr, Si Mrs. McGewer's Shoe Store Mielesky, Mr. SiMrs. Mileski, Mr. Sr Mrs. Miller's Furniture Miller, Mr. Si Mrs. R. Jr. Mocella, Mr. Si Mrs. Mojta, Mr. Si Mrs. Murawski, Mr. Si Mrs. Musser, Mr. Si Mrs. Napiecek, Judy Nasiadka, Mr. Si Mrs. Niespodzinski, Mr. Si Mrs, Niespodzanski, Mr. Sz Mrs, Nipar, Mrs. Mary Nogal, Mr. Si Mrs, Novakowski, Mr, Si Mrs, Olszewski, Mrs, Stella Pajak, Mr. Si Mrs. B. Pare, Alan Papaciello, Mrs. Sophie Paczak's Cafe Perlsky, Mr. Si Mrs. Petyk, Albert Pisowicz, Mrs. W. Pitulski, Gloria Pius Street Bakery Privigyi, Mrs. Mary Przyborowski, Ray Przybylski, Mr. Si Mrs. C. Przywara, Mr. Si Mrs. Radziukinas, Mr. S1 Mrs. B. Radziukinas, Sylvester, Rosiak's B. S. Rota, Danny Sangregario, Margie Saul's Fur Shop Saveikis, Mr. Si Mrs. S. Schramm, Mr. Si Mrs. Schiftic, Gerry Sciechowicz, Peggy Sibic, Mr. Si Mrs. Simko, Mr. Si Mrs. A., Siwik, Mr. Si Mrs. R. Sobkiewicz, Mr. Si Mrs. S. Rolarczyk, Mr. Si Mrs. G. Stachowiak, Mrs. V. Stachowiak, Rev. V. Starzynski, Dr, Stasukiewicz, Mrs. Francis Staszewski, Carol Szymkowiak, Susanne Talak, Ron Tofil, Mr. Si Mrs. Urbanek, Mr. Si Mrs. J. Wagert's Walczak, Mrs. L., Wallace, Mr. Si Mrs. Wasecka - Garofold Funeral Home Wesolowski, Mrs. M. Si Daughter Wesolowski, Stanley Si Family Wilinski, Joan Winkowski, Mr. Si Mrs. E. Wirth, Mrs. Wojdowski, Nick Wojnarowski, Mr. Si Mrs. Wozanarowski, Mr. gl Mrs, Wozniak, Mrs. Stanley Zawada's Book Store Zielinski, Mr. Si Mrs. W. italian Gardens SENIUR Robert Brennen 78 So. 17th St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. EV 1 - 1597 Ralph Grabowski 13 Uxor Way Pittsburgh 3, Pa. HE 1 -7877 'ictor Hajduk ECS So. 13th St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. EV 1 - 3249 John Kuczynslri 1300 Muriel St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. EV 1 - 5821 Dennis Kujawa 5118 Morningrise Dr. Pittsburgh 36, Pa. TU 1 - 5965 Ronald Maciejewski 117 So. 19th St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. HE 1 - 7591 Jerome Napieracz 224 Meritt Ave. Pittsburgh 27, Pa. TU 4 - 5078 Joseph Parzuhoski 2341 Beaufort Ave. Pittsburgh 26, Pa. FI 1 - 8678 Sylvester Pieczynski 1900 Plateau St. Pittsburgh 10, Pa. TU 1 - 6828 Gilbert Radziukinas 1327 Breed Street Pittsburgh 3, Pa. Eugene Solarczyk 109 So. 15th St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. E-IE 1 - 0413 Ronald Talak 28 Greeley St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. James Wesolowski 141 So. 15th St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. HU 1 - 7713 Joseph Zablotny 38 Gregory St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. HU 1 - 3658 Patricia Baranowski 101 Pius Street Pittsburgh 3, Pa. EV 1 - 7620 Joan Biedrzycki 1918 Wharton St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. EV 1 - 4285 Mary Ann Chapas 1109 Carson St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. HU 1 - 2351 Margaret Ciak 166 So. 17th St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. HU 1 - 6727 Stephanie Galore 2006 Sarah St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. EV 1 - 4351 Virginia Golebiewski 1812 Carey Way Pittsburgh 3, Pa. HU 1 - 4753 Judith Gruber 104 So. 16th St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. HE 1 - 8840 Loraine Jesionowski 1716 Jane Street Pittsburgh 3, Pa. HU 1 - 0120 Carole Klawinski 27 So. 12th St. Pittsburgh 3, Pa. HU 1 - 3041 DIRECTORY Barbara Krawczak 168 Pius Street Pittsburgh 3 Pa HU 1 4685 Patricia Male ,vski 104 So 21 t St Pittsburgh 3 Pa HE 1 954 Eileen Narlesky 1925 Harcur s Way Pittsburgh 3 HE 1 745 Berniee Pajak 113 So 13th St Pittsburgh 3 Pa HE 1 0437 Gloria Privigyi 145 So 18t.h St Cornelia Radzanowski 102 So 21st St Pittsburgh 3 Pa HU 1 0208 LaVerne Radziukuias 52 Roscoe St Pittsburgh 3, Pa HU 1 0208 Phyllis Rogowski 169 So 16th St Pittsburgh 3 Pa HE 1 4687 Estelle Saveikis 164 So 19th St Pittsburgh 3 Pa. EV 1 1058 Roberta Siwik 156 So 17th St Pittsburgh 3, Pa HU 1 6370 Margaret Urbaniak 52 Sharon St Pittsburgh 10, Pa HE 1 8485 - 5 I ' , Pa. - 1 Pittsburgh 3, Pa. 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