St Ann High School - Silver Pennies Yearbook (Lansford, PA)

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DOLORES ELAINE BARTLEY Del A girl, quiet and tall, She is liked by one and all. Dolores is one of the tall, peaceful, reserved members of the class. ln her own tranquil man- ner she accomplishes what she sets out to do. Her ambition is to be an interior decorator, in which profession we wish her the best of luck. EDWARD IOSEPH BOYLE President of the A. A., Class Treasurer. Assistant Sports Editor of Silver Pennies, Center of the Basketball Team ..SkiN,y,, Jn inferlious smile and a cheery Hello Make lzim a friend you're glad to knofw. Skippy is one of our popular, happy-go- lucky classmates. His cheerful personality has won for him the loyalty of all his schoolmates. His athletic achievements were curtailed by a mishap sustained in the first Tamaqua game which incapacitated him for the rest of the sea- son. We wish you better luck in the game of life, Skippy l STEPHANIE ANN BENEK Reporter for Silver Pennies Fannie,' fl truer friend you'd scarcely find, For she has -wealth of soul and mind. Fannie, as she is known among her class- mates, is quiet and unassuming. There is an air of sincerity about this blonde maiden who has accomplished much in her own quiet way. Dur- ing her four years at St. Ann's, she has won the respect and admiration of all. Knowing her, we feel sure that she will succeed in her chosen vocation and someday become the private sec- retary of her dreams. FRANCIS IOHN BUBAK Center of the Basketball Team, Reporter for Silver Pennies nBep0,, Repo is a boy fwlm has allways fried, Surress fwill find him al its side. Francis, known to all his classmates as Be- po, has made his four years at St. Ann's both educational and enjoyable. He was a member of the St. Ann's basketball squad and his su- perb play at center has helped the team in bringing many a victory to our dear Alma Ma- ter. A'Bepo's ability to make the best of every- thing will be a great asset to his success in life. ANN THERESA BOYLE Circulation Manager of Silver Pennies: Cheerleader 3 4 Irish :llfways smiling, alfways gay, We knofw that Ann twill stay fha! Away. There's never a dull moment while Ann is around. Her good humor and high spirits en- velop those who are near her. She can be gay without being boisterous. Having fun is not her only aim: there is also a time for work, and to this she gives her best efforts. Keep up the good work, Ann, and we're certain you'll be the most accomplished X-Ray technician ever. i214

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UW ELIZABETH LUCINDA CAMP Reporter for Silver Pennies, Cheerleader 3 Bette Sonudirnrs quiet, somelimf: noi, Shel: a girl fwho is liked a lot. Bette is one of the diminutive members of the class, but as the old saying goes, Good things come in small packages. She is shy at all times, sweet and lovable always. We can foresee nothing but the best for her as a future designer. IOHN ALOYSIUS CANNON Forward on the Basketball Team. Reporter for Silver Pennies Jackie rllway: mrefrfe, sometimes gay, Desrribes Jackie in a .simple way. Iackie's life is filled with gaiety and friend- liness. His athletic interest is shown by his active teamwork on the Varsity. His coopera- tive spirit bespeaks the qualities of a successful worker and promises a brilliant future. What more need we say. except that we wish him God's blessing in the future. ANNE IOAN COURY Editorfin-Chief of Silver Pennies: Orchestra, Organist: Cheer Leader 2, 3. 4 Dark Eyes .'l .rmarf lass, fwho'.t lor.: of fun, Our ,lime is loved by weryone. Anne is one of the foremost personalities of our class. She has the knack of knowing when to be gay. Her literary ability was shown in her successful efforts as editor of our school pa- per. The orchestra. too. has known Anne's skilled touch at the piano. Her sterling qualities as a friend and her determination to succeed will carry her through in whatever her choice in the future may be. EDWARD ANTHONY COLIRY Treasurer of Silver Pennies, Center of IayVee Team Cum lIrr1 .f Ihr Iypr' of frlfml fo fhoosf, .llfways happy and Wally lo amuse. Cuta has made many a friend with his timely wit and jovial manner. He takes his studies seriously, and is very persevering. He plans to further his knowledge by becoming an engineer. Knowing him as we do, we predict a bright future for him. HELEN MARIE CRAMPSIE May Queen, Secretary of Silver Pennies, Secretary of Senior Class Honey ,-l pretty Irish lass 'with a raplifvuting grin, Lllllghlllfl hazel ryfs, your hrarf .vhf J .turf lo fwin. Helen with her unquenchable spirit made ev- ery day of the four years in St. Ann's High School happy for us. She always found time to touch up the serious side of our school days with a bit of humor. Her winning personality has captivated the hearts of all. Helen's ambi- tion is to become a nurse, and we are certain that her patients will be benefitted as much by her happy disposition as by her skillful nursing.