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

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INEZ MARIE MCCULLION Advertising Manager of Silver Pennies Orchestra, Cheer Leader .-Mac,, In all aetifvities she tools part, Inez really has a -winning heart. Mac is a little girl with laughing brown eyes. Full of energy, she was always ready to help a friend in need. During her years at St. Ann's, 'AMac has proven her ability in many ways, chiefly as directress of the orchestra and as a snappy cheerleader. We'll be missing you, ..MaC.,, EDWARD FLORIAN HEBDA Art Editor of Silver Pennies Eddie Shy, quiet, and a lower of art, One fwha twill alfways do his part. Eddie is a quiet, studious type, who finds time for fun as well as for his studies, but his favorite pastime is drawing. The pages of SIL- VER PENNIES have often been adorned with his art. We are confident that Eddie is one who is going places. We take this opportu- nity to say, good luck, and good drawing to our art editor. MARY ALICE MELLEY Assistant Editor of Silver Pennies Mel She's gentle, quaint, and witty, too, Competent, useful, good, and true. Mel's sunny disposition and generous, sym- pathetic good nature have won for her a host of friends. Besides being an excellent student, she is an enthusiastic sports fan. Keep up the good work, Mary, and we know you will not only be a success yourself, but you will help others on to victory. IOHN IOSEPH KELLY Oscar Loyal, kind, and reser-'uedf His friendship fwill long he preser-ved. Oscar is one of the shy, well-mannered members of the class. In his own quiet way he has made himself a friend of all. His hidden wit has afforded many moments of laughter. His energetic spirit is always active in sharing class undertakings. We're sure that his calm deter- mination will help him succeed in all his future enterprises. CATHERINE CECILIA O'DONNELL Reporter for Silver Pennies Kathy Her winning fways, right 'from the start, Have Kwon for her a sjzeeial place in our heart. The cheerfulness, sincerity, and helpfulness which characterizes her few years in St. Ann's High School, have helped to lighten and bright- en all our ways. Kathy is looking forward to becoming a nurse, and with her kind and lov- able disposition, we feel sure that she will become a very valuable asset to the nursing profession. rf-6318

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17 BERNADINE HEDWIG KONICKI Reporter for Silver Pennies uBefnie,, Sofnelilnes serious, mort of the lime, gay: .tluburn-haired Bernie 'will brightvn life'.r fway. No matter who is present or with whom she is talking, Bernie is at ease. She is a win- some lass and a studious pupil. Her charming personality has won for her many friends. Her ambition is to be a nurse. a profession in which we know she will be a success. MANUEL IOSEPH DOMINIC Alumni Editor of Silver Pennies, Manager of the Basketball Team Manny Small hu! mighly fwith plenty lo dog ll f' regret to bid Manny aideu. Although he is one of the smallest fellows in the room, his personality attracts everyone. His skill in work and keen intention aid him in all undertakings. As manager of the basketball team, he performed his duties energetically and seriously. We know that with God's help, A'Manny 's geniality will help him attain his goal without difficulty. HELEN ROSE LIPOSKY Reporter for Silver Pennies nLipyn Lipy is a friend most true, .llfwnys happy, nffufr hluv. Lipy is a true friend to all. Her gentleness and understanding manner have won for her the esteem of everyone who has had the good for- tune to meet her. We, her classmates, are sure that success will be prominent in any task she chooses to undertake. God speed to you, 'ALipy ! IAMES VINCENT FERRARA Reporter for Silver Pennies, Orchestra Jimmy .llfways happy, hriyhl, and yay, Jimmy is u frirnd in 1'w1'ry fway. Iimmy is our accomplished trumpeter who hails from Nesquehoning. He is a keen musical student and a very loyal friend. Iimmy is always full of fun. Many times during his four years at St. Ann's he has cheered us with antics and pleasant humor. The Class of '46 wishes him success in whatever Held of endeavor he may choose to enter. MARY IULIANN MAYZEL Orchestra. Reporter for Silver Pennies Maisie Uur Mary ir Irvs joli1', lI in.vo1n1', rharming, and brimful of glfv. Mary's wit and subtle commentaries on life in general have brightened many a dreary mo- ment. Her infectious humor has kept us chuck- ling most of the time. Mary's musical talent has brought her extraordinary praise from all. Her aim and ambition is to be a success in the business world.

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Isl! e i 19 THERESA MARIE OGOZALEK Class Poet, Orchestra Tessie .'I prrlly girl, though .rmall in size, lVi!h a fwinsome .smile and nifzf blur eyes. For four years we have had the pleasure of being with Tessie. We enjoyed her poems immensely . . . especially Dreaming, her An- thology winner. To explain our friend, We'll have to resort to mathematics, for she adds to our joys, subtracts from our cares, divides her little goodies with us, and multiplies time to help others. With this system, life is bound to hold success for our i'Tessie. IOSEPH STANISLAUS KOCON Sports Editor of Silver Pennies, Vice-President of Senior Class, Secretary of the A.A., Right Halfbaclt of the Goldrn Dragons, Captain and Guard on the Basketball Team UA,flk0n ll1 .v nu! Jo shy, h'1 ll lIl Ul'l' frr'I,' - Iliff our of Ihr' l14'.vl frirmls fwf fvr rf1,w'r mfr. Koko has distinguished himself in every- thing he has undertaken. His likeable personal- ity has made him very popular with everyone. By his football and basketball feats, he has proven himself to be an outstanding athlete of our Alma Mater. As secretary of the A. A., he performed his duties exceptionally well. May the future hold nothing but the best for you. PHILOMENA MARY PAVONNE Reporter for Silver Pennies Phil Starry-eyed and pleasant, loo, Friend: like her an' very fffw. Phil is a happy lass, ready to give a help- ing hand whenever there is anything to be done. When she is present, we are sure that there will never be a dull moment, for she is bright, pleasant, and full of fun. We especially admire Phil for her charming and keen ways of expressing herself, We'll miss her, we know, but may the best of luck attend her always. IOHN WALTER NOWAK Exchange Editor of Silver Pennies, President cf Senior Class Butch Smdious, vnrrqrlir, and nfal, .-Irv qualifier fwhifh :nuke our przwidml fornplflr. Here is a boy who has striven hard to live up to his office as president of the Class of '46. That he has been successful is proven by the fact that he is the favorite of everyone. We know that whatever awaits him in this strange world, he will End his way to success and hap- piness. Good luck and Godspeed! IRENE ILONA PETRICH Valedictorian. Orchestra, Advertising Manager for Year Book uPete,, Strong fwill, lawn: mind-Ihz'y'rz' in full mrasurr In Pet1', fwho5z' friendship is, indeed, a treasure. lf you sensed a gust of wind advancing to- wards you in the corridors of our Alma Mater. you could be quite certain that it was MPete performing her many chores. We really believe that the term i'rush was her passport to suc- cess. Pete showered upon us numerous mo- ments of bliss with her exceptional piano play- ing. Attending sports activities was next in line as her favorite pastime. However, these did not keep her from being an A-1 student, and we, the Class of '46, feel confident that God's Di- vine Providence has patterned for her a posi- tion of esteem, of fame, and of fortune, in the years to come.