St Fidelis Seminary - Skullcap Yearbook (Herman, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

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Victor Green, O.F.M.Cap Minister Provincial of the Capuchin Province of St. Augustine Very Rev Giles Staab O FM Cap ecliwz time We the class of 1931 humbly dedicate this edition of Fl HE SKULLCAP both to the Very Rev Father Victor Green O F M Cap Prowmcnl ind former rector of St Fidelis for nine years vsho led semmarnns over the first portion of the course which leads to the priesthood 'md to the Very Rev Father Giles Staab O FM Cap spiritual director for six years who led seminarmns over the lofty spiritual path of truth and beauty ' . D , . . . c . , - , . . .. ' . , . . . ., ' 1 ,Z ' . . . , 7 . .K . ,c . , . . . ., , c I,p-'C-5 -,.-X III, . M bac. I 0 il? 0'-V -g-.-M.,-MQ.-.f,I,..Mv 5.-f f -'F-M. KYLE 5. MM SRI i'-N' ,I s qw C x X. I, as 'QL 2 Bid HV XX ll 5 ,X 'N -I N E A-. H N 'S J ff-by 'f-.,5I,IwI Ir..-I X .160-'v., .5, 'iw N ww x n x-. 'C C'.! 'oV' cffiz, 3 90 KI I 'E ff 'XII A Xxx 'vb- I flirkybi. I V. .w xi' .1 - 1-. X ' .f -. ., : .If 'x X-,QR :I 1. 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' ' In inf- '- M X A I , If , I v - ' ' J, ':',, M , X, 'V ,ff . f- f gl., .IR X X '51 X X X R REV DANIEL CONXY AH P14 ffl mr Duucl Con O w naw mnmxr on rlm s I1 18 I1 IIIL lc-L Ins dunes 15 prcfut or t L ugh 5ghool dapw nam 1 c XLfLI'lIl As dlrutor of drxmmu flrlmcr ljllilll duglopcd ilu B A cl IL 1 fnfm mr t yum oursrmdmg srxgc sumesicb 11115 ucrydzy problems Fmrhcr DIHIC1 hrs endured lumself to 111 REV PA l'RICIx MCGAINN REV IxIERAN QUIININ Via P1 4 Illia Ill 5 L d 111 of men one must bc 1 urn tlblc mme of lIlfOI'I11lf1UIl md un difblllkllflg Ixrlur lxlcrul Dumn U1ML1p lusxxus than spam L lflllllb ldllilflbly H15 LILIIILS alufr from MIPCFXISIHLK me Sparta progrlm ro mmm 18 modcrxtor of thc llterlry Soucry md the College C lub Ilm kcyxmt dems 1 sense of person 11 ICSPOHSI blllfy Alvw IES Flther IXICFIII I5 111 exmuple of whxr 1 umsuenuous prlcst should be P1 muh 711 Rum: Two words 511111 up thc srudcnr OPIFIIUII of FIIIICI' Pltrldx Mubmn OFMC lp kmdness md understmdxng A5 TCLIOI' pro fessor md frxend fxthcr PIIYILL 15 num too busx to SIH1163 llIl1OLIgh 1115 ennrc dxy I5 dexored ro 1116 hexxy usk of lcxdxmg fururc pnesrs dong the pulu rrucd our bx Chrm tor H15 lposrles Fullers exlmple IS one furor xxluah hrs gucn QCINIIIITI IDS the fort rude to mccr thc rrymg md L ntfmulr d us of r vrcpxrlrorx yurs I x Se 111 rl 1 Srxrcful for 11115 81111111121 cxxmplc ur P rr Lk s lcrwnll rx wx x 1 Lcd INIQLIILUL just IS Ins lxlIlLlIKSi 1 LIPLILYSIIFIJIIIQ xrc umsxdcrnd flu flrsr qulll rcs of cxery PFICSI Y , Y , . . I- 7 ' P A A A To fulfill cnpnbl' the wifi 'c of Q ' 1 1 1 5 1 ' 1 1 ' A A' Ixxtl ' I L - , way, .I'.M, 1 . ' - ' A ' L . cllll., ll ' ' ' l ' ' Stuff, - -R ' ' I1 . .L fx ' V :J L 1 i -7- fl .va 1 IVIW 'QU ' lAlv.1 -I I , a. .' ,.4 K ., - 1 -V-L .R . L , .1. . , , C, I X , 1 X , ' lx, IVIA1 I 1111 Cfrvw' 1 5 'I 0 1115 13 1 A' 3 f ' f 1 'D kv QL' ' L ' M' C BY 1115 Umlfmil uid YU 11 Sfmlllilf' of his efforts is ro instill in the stu- : V A V2 Y A V i I . 2 L 1 1 AA 1 'L' ' .. ,131 'Uk '-1 1 ' 1 1 ' A 4 1 I 1 , r' 1 A A ' Aa , .'. . la .. 1 L K. ' . A , L 3 .1 , 1 -, . .. . I, Q1 1 , - L ,, 1 .1 k . 1 Y 1 L .' Q , A 1 . 1 ' 1 ' L ' ' A' 1 A . ' A L A4 . ' 54 , ., . , 1, iq 1 - A ' ou 1 - Q 4 1' 1 . :vcrj , n lgl All is 1' Q ' A A' ,' A A A K . , K . Furl ' Ll 1 ,' v' I 1 1 1' I1 ill' VCH bc' I. b ll' 1 - A1 A J if 'A .md ,84 REV AIDAN LUCKO Prznczpal Father Ardtn Luclco, O F MQ.1p pr1nc1p.1l of the hlgh school de ptrtment, tlkes more than ordtnary mterest ID student acttuttes As moderttor of lbs Ilzclfclmzz md THI SlxllIlC.AP he has used h1s knowl edge of journahsm to help butld both lnto hrst cltss PLlbllL1Il0f1S Ftther Atdan IS ftlso the orgtn mer of the Gregorxan chant chou md the dlrector of the four xoxcc chotr Only one fxctor tops Ftthcrs thtt I5 hls slncere lnterest III thc students themselves Spiritual D11 1 5101 No vwetther mm cxn predlct fur wctthcr exery d ty md cxpect hrs prcdlcttons to come true Yet Father Valentnne Young OFM CIP our Splflfllll d1rector by hrs kmdness 1nd lUSlgl1f xnto the hetrts of young men docs brlng fur we1ther tn the hves of sem 1n1r11ns md hrs pred1ct1ons usutlly come true After 1 few ktnd words from Flther Vftlenttne clouds of trouble tnd worry slm ply d1s1ppeu betore hrs brlght smtle md s1ncere loxe for Chrxsts future 'tpostles Through hrs weekly mlks to the students he hers often sent the1r he trts 1nd souls so tr mg htgh 1boxe the clouds tnto the reftlm of CllI'lSf md Mary REV MARCELLUS FULLER Procul aio: just IS CllI'1Sf c lred for Hts apos tles, so Father Marcellus Fuller OFMC1p hfts the dlfficult pOS1 t1on of carlng for our one hundred und fifty students Besrdes Ftthers dunes ts procurfttor he 15 tlso on the ffxculty as 1nstructor of geom etry Hrs genial sense of humor h ts enlnened the hetrts of tll thc stu dents xx ho know htm wcll REV VALENTINE X OUNG I 1 . . .l' ,, 1 L , ' , 1 ' '1 ' - 2 Q 1' ,' 2 5 . . . 1 ., 1 ' - A , ' ' 1 . 1 ' ' ' ,-2 '-1 ' . 1 -1 , 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - L 1 h Q ' L ' - ,f ' 1 1 ' - W 1 Q .N v r ' ,A . 1 1 ' - interest in student activities, and 1 -1 lv .' . I - I A -, . .ll fa ' 1 1 '1 1' 1 ' 1 2 va 1 1- ' . A - ' - V . . , ' ' . - - - 1 ., 1 ' , 1 1 . A ' 1. Y L . - ' 1 '1 z ' ' 1 ' . 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' - , r ' . 1 , 1 I V V l Y K 4 ' v v L W 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 - U ' t ' F 1 1 ' . f -9- Res Agatho Brlsgal Latzn Algebra Rex Sxmon Conrad BS ln LS English Religion Lzbrdry Science Rex Kenny Cox Latm Englzsh Typing Res Shcrwnn Deroum BS P1 o uso: of Modern langmzkgas 10 Vnry Rev Fdwm Dorzwenler S T B M A Professor of Philosophy . . ,.. .. 1 I h I 7 .f,. .4 ,, Rev Gerard M Greenewald Assomzle Professor of Englzsh Rev. Benno Haggenmiller, LL.D. Professor of Mathematics Rev james Hannan Latm English Ru Bede Hermann Associate Professor of Clussxcs Rev Gerald Koehler German 11 ' sTB., Ph.D ,,f V,,f ,4 ' Fathers Benno and Damel qt the telescope Ru Austln Waldwcmgul Asaouule P: o amor of Clusncs Ru Mark Ilnenberger MA Ru Arnold Xanl-wr Latin Gumm Religion Ru Nu1lMahalTey Ph D fluouutz Pzo eww of Pf1rIovof1lJv Rex Armand X L xglm Illslltfl BIIIIIIL1 1 17 ' I 1 ' A 'T , x A ' i c . c N' . Iv. I ' 4. q I I . Profenln' of History I . l A. I ' I .gf Y. ,hz Y. 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I 'P N -if 'dim f ' 'X -3: ' 1 f. fe ' 1 ff: mf xg, Q af in 1 s ffm 1 ff ,f -7 1 xxxq, . gg 53 5 an 5, if 3 E 31:3 i 5Q1A1?3.3iiBl:3:.:.. W, ' A' 'ff - 22 G A si 55 5 L53 - 3 WF- sf'52. g.:A4,fy 412: 4 1 J xg gg E:: 2115: C k .: ...E - 4. 1 - Q .. .- , H A, 94:-f ' ' . if -f4'f 'l N1 www 1, ,M lx:- N - H , X ..,N .xg ,l ' 'S 15 I'-Nfx f -, X 9 X Ia ' L A- , Av ' lj I 60113 'N 'N 2 J X M W WV 9 N El 'ii A fd, A ,. -:W 4 LAS SES PAUL BOVANKOVICH St. Nicholas Church Detroit, Michigan Paul can be summed up in one word, versatility. An honor student, his ability was by no means limited to the classroom. He was THE SKULLCAP busi- ness manager and an editorial writer for The Fiaielimz. His bass voice lent itself well to the choir and dramatics. He held the important role of Pontius Pilate in The Betrayal. Paulis favorite sports are tennis and football. His love of nature took him on frequent cross-country hikes, where he added to his knowledge of bird lore. He will continue his studies in the Byzantine-Slavonic rite at SS. Cyril and Methodius Seminary. DONALD BRICE St. Alphonsus Church Wheeling, West Virginia Don's calm manner is an insight to his personality. Whether performing his duties as head sacristan or acting as seminary butcher, his way is always the calm, exact way. He could also be found listening to opera or other classical music, when not busy as literary editor of THE SKULLCAP. Don is an asset to any dramatic performance because of his ability as a makeaup artist and cos- tumer. But perhaps his most striking quality is his way of philosophizing situations. His way of evaluating daily problems will certainly be useful to him as he begins the second half of his journey to the priesthood, MAURICE BURNSWORTH St. Joseph Church Derry, Pennsylvania It may be a dismal day outside the school, but soon storms of gloom become sun rays of joy when Maurice brings that precious letter from home. Yes, Mau- rice is our mailman, but with letters or not, he always has a message of wit spiced with his constant smile. When such activities as organizing the lenten play and helping in the monastery kitchen claimed his time, Maurice could dream at least of a snow-covered slope for his skis, or a hard-hit softball drop- ping behind the center fielder. His winning personality should serve Maurice well at St. Vincent's. PATSY COLUCCI St. Michael Church Butler, Pennsylvania There he sits with propped-up feet, open collar, and rolled-up sleeves, en- gulfed in a rising cloud of smoke from his favorite pipe and the beautiful strains of Aida filling his ear-the picture of contentment and Pat. This, however, for an editor is a rare picture, for time is precious when a new SKULLCAP must be published. When it comes to matters literary, Pat's delicate touch of pleasing simplicity in poetry and prose cop first honors. A winning smile, a word of en- couragement, and a pun characterize Pats wonderful spirit which goes to the Capuchins in july. PAUL DURKIN St. Margaret Church Greentree, Pennsylvania Friendliness seems to be a byword with Paul. His beaming smile and his generous manner make even a stranger feel at ease in his company. With his tenor voice he has been active in the different choir groups. His love for sports has prompted him to join the sports committee. Paul has the task of running the motion-picture projectors for the movies shown in the Dramatic Hall. At any time of the day he is a good fellow in a friendly card game or arguing over the sports page. Paul will continue his studies for the diocesan priesthood at St. Vincent's. CHARLES GASPER St. Mary Church Allison, Pennsylvania Charlie may easily be classified as one of the more talented members of the graduating class. During study periods one could usually find him explaining a difficult chemistry problem or Greek structure to one of his fellow classmates. As photographic editor of both The Fiflelifm and THE SKULLCAP, Charlie spent much of his time in the darkroom. Nevertheless. he was always ready for a quick handball game or simply a quiet recreation period spent smoking and talking in the club room. Charlie will be remembered mainly for his generosity, his pleas- ant smile, and his pleasant personality. Charlie will don the Capuchin habit in july. WILLIAM HARVEY Holy Name Church Ebensburg, Pennsylvania Bill is the youngest graduate this year and perhaps the richest, for a wealth is found in his treasury of smiles. This gay spirit of Bill's spreads a warm glow over his friendship. Gifted with unwavering motives and strong determination, Bill rounds off these qualities with precision. He leaves no field of endeavor un- tried and finds pleasure in all. A hike in the woods, a set of tennis, and an oper- atic aria afford Bill a varied agenda for recreation. When the Capuchin habit clothes him, Bill's enviable simplicity and jovial sincerity will add the polish to a new Franciscan. PAUL GLASS St. Peter Church Brownsville, Pennsylvania The walking encyclopedia of the class is undoubtedly Paul Glass. Paul's wealth of knowledge concerning general topics has won him that title. His subtle humor has found clever but harmless sarcasm for its medium of expression. Paul's greatest extracurricular activity is The Fidelimz. As editor-in-chief of the school paper, it was his responsibility to keep it at a high journalistic level. An examination of any of his editions of The Fidelimz is ample proof that Paul is not one who shirks his duty. Paul also enjoys writing short stories and smoking mellow briars. The Capuchin novitiate will be Paul's next residence. JAMES HEYL St. Bernard Church Mt. Lebanon. Pennsylvania If upon approaching the story-worn front walk, one sees a puff of smoke, a brisk pace, and hears a hearty laugh rising from an interesting conversation, he knows it can be only one man-jim. With his humor and carefree ways, jim's brisk pace well characterizes his precision and ehiciency in his work. An all- around man, Jim managed The Fiflelimz from the business angle. In recreation, every sport finds jim its enthusiast. This healthy combination of studies, sports, and fellowship make jim the jim we always want to know as he continues his work at St. Vincent Seminary. WILLIAM HOMOLAK St. Cecilia Church Glassport, Pennsylvania Bill is the live wire of the graduating class. Witli his delightful sense of humor and his interesting conversation, his companionship is pure bliss after a dreary day of class. He is a whiz at languages, but found no future in scien- tific branches. Active in handball, volleyball, and bowling, he is also organist, choir leader, band member, and a capable actor on the stage, Bill is noted for his clever impersonations of teachers and students, and always has his audience roar- ing with laughter. He will continue his impersonations this summer when he dons the Capuchin habit to imitate the life of St. Francis. ROBERT KARL SS. Peter and Paul Church Endicott, New York If Bob is a sample of what New York produces, Pennsylvanians must fin- ally concede that something good comes from our northern neighbor. Versatile by nature, Bob usually ends up high in his every endeavor. This success stems from his healthy philosophy that honest effort goes a long way. Wliether run- ning the snow plow, presiding over the College Club, playing hockey, studying Newman, or leading calisthentics, Bob gives everything he has. His vigorous spirit contains a sincerity to be treasured. These gems of character composing a fine seminarian will go to SS. Cyril and Methodius Seminary of the Byzantine- Slavonic rite diocese of Pittsburgh. JOSEPH LEITEM St. Peter Church Butler, Pennsylvania Joe will be remembered for his efficiency and ever-willingness to do a favor. His straightforward and genial personality were useful assets in his duties as seminary chauffeur and assistant business manager of THE SKULLCAP. He was also head monitor of the St. john Berchmans Society. joe's classroom ability was well attested to by his position on the honor roll and his regular interest in studies. Basketball and handball are his favorite sports. As for relaxation, Joe likes a short walk and sometimes a friendly argument. He plans to enter St. Con- rad Novitiate as a Capuchin novice this summer. STEPHEN MALOSKY St. Joseph Church Clairton, Pennsylvania Never too busy to do a favor seems to best sum up Steve's personality traits, and his ability to take a joke is a close runner-up. Yet, Steve is a busy man. As president of the Mission Unit, he has shown a great zeal for the foreign missions. His business-like methods of raising funds for the missions and instilling zeal into the members of the unit are well known. Steve's evenings are usually spent in interesting conversation between puffs of a mellow cigar. St. Vincent's will claim Steve next fall. CLAIR MARONEY St. Mary Church Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania Clair is a man of many interests. Besides his keen ability in the classroom and on the campus, he is intensely interested in current topics and is always ready to debate the latest happenings in national politics or world affairs. Clair is the man to see, too, about the prospects of the St. Louis Cardinals or Notre Dame Irish. Regardless of what he is doing, he is always the center of the crowd. Clair has a hard time suppressing that unruly Irish grin of his, and even the sober black of his cassock at St. Vincent's next fall will not erase that smile. ALEXANDER PLEBAN SS. Cyril and Methodius Church Fairchance, Pennsylvania Due to his wide reading and fine memory, Al is usually able to give the facts in any discussion. No matter if the subject is ancient history or the latest novel or movie, he is equally acquainted with all. His favorite studies, however, are languages. Always ready for athletics, he took part in all sportsg but bowling, basketball, and tennis claimed his highest interest. For relaxation he is satished with a good book, but often he could be found in a card game or just listening to the radio. Al is bound for St. Vincent's and the diocese this fall. ORLANDO POZZUOLI t St. Lawrence Church Hillsville, Pennsylvania If free time were more abundant at St. Fidelis, many more library book cards would bear the name, Orlando Pozzuoli. Reading, to Lundy, is as natural as breathing. But, do not think that all of Lundy's time is spent in an easy chair with a good book in his hand. Baseball and football also claim a share of that precious time, for his educated southpaw seems to know all the tricks of control in pitching and passing. We know that Lundy's magnetic personality and great sense of humor will keep them smiling at St. Vincent's in future years. A daily stroll. GENO RIVI Saint Mary Church Freeport, Pennsylvania Geno is one of the most versatile men of the graduating class. He has al- ways shown a great interest in his studies as well as his various extracurricular activities. Wlhether he is crooning a popular song or singing in the choir, or whether he is whizzing down a steep slope on skis, Geno does so in his character- istic good-natured manner. He is also manager of the mission store, driver of one of the seminary automobiles, and regular member of the sisters' crew. Geno's top quality, however, is his capability for being an all-around good seminarian and a real friend of all. St. Vincent's is Geno's next stop. FREDERICK SCHILI. Sr. Bernard Church New Washington, Ohio Fred's determination and perseverance are easily his most outstanding qual- ities. Both in studies and athletics he has a way of giving his all for whatever he does. Fred is quite a handy man with automobiles and on free afternoons one is almost sure to find him at the garages. As a monitor of the St. john Berchmans Society, he taught many high school freshmen to serve Mass. He plays nearly all sports, but prefers football and tennis. Fred's ready humor and general good nature make him an unforgettable favorite with everyone. He will study for the diocese of Toledo this fall. CLEMENS SCHLUETER Our Lady of Lourdes Church East Palestine, Ohio Clem has been called the diversionist of the class. This is because of his boundless enthusiasm for his current hobbies. He speaks fluent German, and this has prompted him to rearrange the vast collection of German volumes in the Ger- man Room. Clem also entertains a love for the classics of the great composers, especially the works of Beethoven, Bach, and Brahms. His interest in piano and semiclassic music led him to develop the high school musical talent into a glee club. Now he is finally an ardent shutter bug, known for his experiments in photography. Clem plans to add another interest soon when he joins the Capu- chins as a novice. lim and 171114 111119 tbl G1 fllllllllft r How to enjoy .1 cross countrx hlke What happens now? In the campfire s glow 751' nip. 94551 ' an ? Their favorite pastime. ... 27 ... Left to nght A Daubc N Dattllo J Beyer D Oesterlmg, L justx J Venasco G Frost, T Haywood D Ross, F Madden M Polak F Degenhardt A Mastrangelo P Kaple R Vesondcr,j Donohuc, D Stoney College Freshmen That tnme wfnts for no mm sccmcd to bc the general optmon of the new college freshmen last fifth txme to begtn another school ye lr Lombmecl wlth the novelty of 1 prlx ue room they were rn troclucccl to the new stuchcs of breetc md m 1the m mcs Thus class of hlppy md ctrcfrce men was not tndllferent to extracurncular 1ct1v1t1es, and found tune to gun 1 lofty rung for the1r clxss on the lldcler of sports especxally ln baseball and tenn1s Thls year was dnfferent tn another respect stnce these new college men were no longer tnex pertenced begmners but trusted, nsptrmg lpostles of our Lord They were elger for new conquests and prep lred to conquer new dtffi ulnes for the sake of thelr chvlne Master l'reshmen enjoy a smoke at noon .f ' . 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D ' ' 1 ' ' ', ' '. 1 1 Nl ' D ' . . 1 ' ' ' C ' - 28 - What s cookm In the physrcs laboratory7 Hlgh School Semors Although small rn number these leaders ot the hrgh school department have many talents Therr snappy ball handllng on the hardwood and sprrrted baseball team prove therr athlenc ment just as h1gh memberslup rn both the four vorce choxr and Gregonan chant chorr attest therr vocal abrlxty They have taken an enthusrastrc rnterest rn the L1terary Socrety and although they lean toward the fun lovrng slde four years of hrgh school have made them conscrentrous young men Therr new studnes thus year were Unlted States hrstory and Amerrcan lrterature They also delved rnto the laws of physrcs and learned the method of preparrng documented research papers Now they look tovn ard the horlzon where they see therr future courses of college mathematrcs Greek and world hrstory Nevertheless these young men feel capable of handhng thelr future responslbrlrtnes and prlvrleges properly Back row: S. Terbovich, I. Paquette, S. Cvetkovic, W. johnson, B. Green, G. Pierce, R. Rapp, R. Schuster, J. Ku- rutz. Front row: J. Ozga, R. Skehan, J. Russo, J. Nies, E. Driscoll, M. Lupoli, R. Hatala, J. Keller, F. Karchnak. Sophomore Ferrer gets set while Gruss and Pauley watch. High School Sophomores Preparing for their fixture role as apostles of Christ, the sophomores have completed two years of training. Their views have been widened by their new studies of biology and German. To them fell the greatest share of work in bird banding, since this is an extracurricular activity of biology. The sophomores' sharp-shooting basketball team is an example of the class's ability in athletics. To their credit is the great enthusiasm which they dis- played toward the missions. They also showed their literary ability by supplying the Jzuzim' Gemr with many compositions. Their line class spirit and gen- eral good-naturedness will be of great value to them as they proceed to their goal. Fifth row: P. Nies, J. Eisenhuth, A. Neff, M. Kozacheson. J. Ferrer, R. Koslow. Fourth row: R. Newman, S. Kuc, G. Mihelic, G. O'Carroll, P. Gatto, V. Pauley, D. Victor. Third row: J. Bartemes, F. Koryak, T. Capozella, J. Rafail, R. Conley, J. Novotny, M. Berzenski, L. Gruss. Second row: M. Doherty, E. Burkey, J. Jones, E. Schupay, J. Brickner, E. Lauer, P. Roberts, M. Bazylak. First row: F. Huttinger, R. Tucceri, J. Haney, T. Kieffer, J. Studeny. A. Roethlein, P. Finerty. G. Lang. Back row A Soules J Vennebush W Densmore C Martrn E Ellrs G Stephens T Hagarman J Nunznr M Duffy XV Polak V Pappano W Hennessy Front row C Arent G ONe1l R Qumn J Strelec A Reltz G Lantzy P Doherty J Leone R Aubele P Mlraglna J Martrn H1gh School Freshmen Weary but contented the freshman class has Brushed tts fxrst year of follownng the path to tts tnce of thetr prefects and teachers and keepmg thelr eyes on thexr tdeal they have trxed just as the tpostles eagerly tried to match the strrdes of Chrtst Dthgently hue they strnen to 1m1tate the ltves of Chrtst and the xpostles by dex elopmg thexr mmds md bod1es through study d1sc1plme and self dental They have held thelr class sp1r1t aloft by holdtng thetr own tn athlettcs Bestdes advancmg themselves love of God and nelghbor Thts freshman class has unquesttonably been an tmportant factor for the success of the Mtsston Unxt It IS good that whtle vvalkxng tn the footsteps of Chr1st they have not forgotten to help others find Him and love Hlm It must be funny ' ': . , . , . , . 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Student Llbrarlans Hul Boxankouch Noxotny Venasco Stoncy Anatcr Frost uses the card catalogue Llbrary V1 ult of Knowledge All men seek n1tur1lly for knowledge Thls des1re 15 so mherent ln our nature th at If xmmedlately sets us ap 1r1 from all other creatures of elrth Some spend thexr xy hole llves ln the pursuxt of knowlcdge and the1r greatest dehght IS to make some small progress ln solvlng the rnddles of reahty By hrs unnrmg efforts, Father Sxmon llbrarmn of St lxbrary only the best 10 the trexsury of wrntmg Wlth :ts thousands of volumes, the llbrary of St F1 dells lS a source used by prrests 1nd students to unraxel the problems of thus world und to understmd ms f1r is possxble the mysterles wxhlch he beyond Ir 15 1mp0SSlblC to Hnd the truth about these quesnons IH the present hfe but each of us must do hrs best to d1s cover the true solut1on Qhrxst rewclled truth to Hrs lpos tles through HIS telclungs One source from whrch prnests 1nd students seek truth ns our w lult of knowledge thc llbrrry of St Fndells 34 .. I my a 9 C 1 1 ' Y . . ' ' Fidelis, helps to increase our knowledge by adding to the u A h I ' ' 1 At 'Q ' ' Y , ' --1 . Wmwgq. u IAT HER SIMON Llllldlldll Koslow does some reference work lik ko N3 Father Snmon d1splays book jackets Rapp and Ozg'1 look ower new tltles 35 ? - 1, e 12. Y J 'fr n 1 '- A ff, o ,Q-, 7 R Rf 'RQ . x A I git 35' 5 , .4-i Round tflble dnscussnon m physlcs class In tbl Cwlllffi 00111 One two three space 36 Look lts movmg ' ., I . P' 1 ! A '- -C . . . V. . S . .. 1. s 7 9 - 1 O f, I M . ., . , . ,ff ,X fi 19 X as 4: -gf 'X Q -m 4 N '- '. xxggam Q? f 1 fi K, A A ff EK ff x as X R N1'5.,E .ff , 4 ax Q 3, A H 'wa -U Q jf' ,Agia-v js ifwfgf gi ME :1Ll2i1E,Eq V. YQ wi 2 5 . ' 4cf.3f:-12234-FEL, ,fx 'E E X5 . 3 S5219 ff E f wgghv J gfgrkz Y' Y .QQ-X 1 ,qt ff' -1 1 5 AX 1 33? V? Vt '16 'K m,x -4 l'I'f iv Fi xx xx, xA 3 . 3 -r -:.-Q--., :-4-.xii-lligkzg 5' XXCQ Rf ' .. Q fix Q X15 Q3ff 21.f:f9fg2 N. 'NRI C:-.gvvm J? ' '- x, XA, xi 3 1 .f.M.-M .... .. 3, fx - ' - 5 Eg ix iz: E - mx -... :- 3 s e' 5 ' ' z Eg xxx , - 4. .. xbhi, ..... .. fl 'x is W 'vii 'S f x X X if HAPEL Top Our danly Bread Bottom At the last blessmg Father Damel reads the Sunday Gospel Our D uly Strength How h xppy the lpostles must h uc been mth C l1flSf the hung Bre ld M ltthew found 111 Hmm somethlng brtqhter th ln hxs Sllllllflg toms Peter h ld ln Hum worthy re lson to sob his texrs of re pentanre ohn found ln Htm love oseph md lxflfy found ln Hun Hlpplncss lrsclf Thls w ts the Cl1I'lSI who so loxed men th rt He pI'OID1SCt.l to be w1th them 1ll drys exen unto the ton summatlon of the worlcl As Hc gnc Huusclf to thc. xpostlcs st tlc npostles gnc Hun to us Through the tonscttu mg words of the prxest the bod of loxe dwells wlth us llwlys We fmd Hun Wllflflg 111 our thapel rt my ttme of das In tlmes of trmal and sorrow wc go to Hun for help 18 the xpostlu hd Wlmelm we h we slnned wc lPOl0glLC to Hum through the prlest III the Ulllftbblilllll fl1I'lSI tnught tht tpostles thc dotrrmc of low Here ID our Lhxpcl Loxc dwells wlth us Head Sacrlstan Donald Bruce md Hefld Momtor oseph Lenem Assnstant Sfmrxstms Francls Degenh lrdt Asslstant Momtors Frmus Mfndden Prederngk md john Russo Schull, ind btephcn 'lerbovngh fm QW! Chanters Back row C Maroney S Terbouch E Drlsaoll j Ilul P Durkm lrom rmx O Pouuoln P lxaple R Skehan M Burnsxxorth Orgamst W Homolak 39 l 5 ' 1 L 5 .jg A ' L res. . ...IF-VN 5.. K 7 ,, x, . v . I . l Q. . I i. . l . i 1 c 1 4 c , 2 . ' 4 J ' . W ll ' 4 Q, f I L ks, 'I I . ' ', . ' x , . R' . . 'I' . . ' . ' 'I . ' , . ' ., . ' , . K ' . l I . ' . 1 . 5' - f Left page top: Mr. John Rowe re- ceives the first blessing from his son. Father Stephen: The Bishop and his assistants chant the Litany of Saints as the ordinands prostrate them- selves: Middle: Fathers Stephen Rowe, Norman Stuber. Julius Lau- renzi, and Edwin Kaczmarekg Bot- tom: the procession after ordination. Thou Art a Priest Forever The scene of the Last Supper has inspired the greatest artists to take up their paints and brushes. and portray that inspiring scene on canvas. These mas- terpieces have merited the acclaim of millions of art lovers for centuries. On February 2, 1951, the scene of the Last Supper came to life in the seminary chapel. This scene occurred during the two-hour ceremony, during which the Most Rev. John Francis Dearden, Bishop of Pittsburgh, raised four Capuchin deacons and one diocesan deacon to the priesthood. This representation of the Last Supper excelled every piece of art on that same subject in its solemnity, bril- liance, and impressive beauty. Christ again spoke His eternal words Do this in com- memoration of Me to the live young deacons, just as He did more than nineteen hundred years ago, when He raised Peter. John, James, and the other apostles to the priesthood. The five new apostles whom Christ commissioned to preach the Gospel to every living creature were: Fathers Paul Farkas. Stephen Rowe. Norman Stuber, and Julius Laurenzi. all Capuchins. and Father Edwin L. Kaczmarek of the Pittsburgh diocese. Frater Paschal Kneip, O.S.B., studying at St. Vincent Seminary, received the order of deacon. Fathers Paul Farkas of Pittsburgh. Stephen Rowe of Rochester, and Norman Stuber of Ford City graduated from St. Fidelis in 194141, and Father Julius Laurenzi of Aliquippa is a graduate of the class of 1945. May the Divine Priest grant that the harvest of these new apostles be great. and may He grant that the future apostles now preparing for their ordination day, may keep that inspiring scene of the Last Supper ever before their eyes. Right page top: Father Paul's hands are anointed by the Bishop: the imposition of hands: Lliddle: Fathers Stephen, Norman. and Julius kneel with bound hands. after the anoint- ing: Bottom: Father Norman kneels before the Bishop. as Father Austin unfolds the back of his chasuble. ell. Y, Y x 5 2. -R Q fi t 1 .,.i at- L i mt Q 35' f I xiii. ' . , xii' 1 + - 3 JS. i as I , 5 t 'lhrrd row S Terbouch J Gallagher R Connors W Dlxon J Der R Rapp C Schlueter C Maroney R Ske han J White Second row Father Aldan A Mastrangelo A Gxlham E Drrscoll P Coluccx P Durkxn W Ho Brown E Bobola T Qumn J Banxk J Mango P Slcllxa Gregorrm Chant Hymns of Pralse xx 1th prftyer and pruse offered to God Words alone cannot express the desnres of the heart wx ords are able to rex eal the plfun thoughts of the mmd but the deeper feehngs of the heart are best expressed by muslc Flr btck m the glornous days of the Poet Kung of Israel a chant was developed md salms were sun rn the Tem le and s na 0 ue worshl Chr1st and I-lls a ostles 5 Y brought that herltage along wlth them to earllest Chrxstmn worsh1p Here at St F1del1s under the d1rect1on of Father Axdm students 1re trained ln the study of Gre gorrm chant to ctrry on the slcred muslc of the Church No other melodles trfmslfrte m so erfect a wa the true meanm of the Cath P Y ohc llturgy It IS reasonable therefore th If the Church the champlon of peace and loxe so urefull cherxshes that medxum of ex resslon 1ts sured muslc Y the chapel '. , . t . , . I , . . . , . 8 , . , ' . . : , . , . , . , . , . molak M Burnsworth. D. Pastorius, S. Cvetkovic, P. Kaple. First row: O. Pozzuoli, R. Hatala, M Lupoln J , . , . , . , . . . . C a o s From the earliest ages of man songs and melodies have been closely associated V. L L I - . 3 ' . ' . . ' ' , ' z 2 ' A Y ' . ' ' . , e . Q . ' Y ' 1 , ' . ' . ' . L . . . 1 .C U Q lf . . , U . I ' I , C L . ' ' . ' '1 z ' . D l D 7 . h 4 , , 1 , Q c . 4 ' , -4 l . 1 I q , D 4 ' D F. .. td ffl .QVC C A practxce sessnon ff ffm M Q E,ff1,2 ' f M L SN-ff kgwwxh ff E 8 3 ww E W i M 'A if Q if 3 fx 1 fummv M MD wi QY? XX x J X X J X ix SX is 'A' Q, Eff Q f wx. 1 Q.. 1 ev X XXX E f X XXX ! W 3 X THLETICS -X 4 4.1 '5 f 1 . M..- ,4,.ffr'f1 222152. xzff-x .. .M 'gy f' ,fx Qi-ly '---3 I ? 3331333192-'iV.f.XE if . : g Tzfiqjlxgfi 2.132 - X' HM .X : K 'XA 1 'iifaekiiiiii fx W -. . fifx jf2f ,j .3 sf ff-1 as f 'xl 5, .f.2Xx, .,f '- 4-'v Q ' 'f -5 W1 . '.1'1 :f: ' 1:f'5 -x55 1E5' ' -Mm ' ' . 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Gateway to Recreation Students of St. Fidelis take to athletics in the same way that a man reaches for his favorite briar as a source of enjoyment and relaxation. Athletics provide an excellent way to offset the strain of the routine of seminary life. When autumn breezes blew over the countryside, students swarmed to the handball and volleyball courts, while fast-moving football games were played on the ball field. The heavy snows of winter drew throngs to near- by hillsides for hours of tobogganing and skiing. Dur- ing the shorter recreation periods the gymnasium hum- med with activity and the bowling alleys tumbled from steady use. Hockey reigned in the bleak post- Christmas weather, as class battled class on the slip- pery area of Lake Norman. Spring introduced base- ball and tennis, bringing to a close a year packed full of sports activity. Basketball Climaxing a thrilling basketball campaign, Bob Schuster's Foul-Fiends emerged basketball league champions by decisively trumping Pleban's Pacers 80-31. Action in the league is keener and closer than any in the school and for that reason interest in the league ran high. The Foul-Fiends came out on top by beat- ing three other strong quintets in the league, Dat- tilo's Knickerbockers, who ended in second place, Pleban's Pacers, and Burnsworth's Dukes in that or- der. johnson of the champions -captured individual scoring honors hitting the hoop for 152 points in six games for a 25.3 average per game. Dattilo followed closely with a 23.8 game average, scoring 119 points in five encounters. The traditional Thanksgiving Day Cleric-College Varsity game provided some of the best competition of the year. Though it ended in defeat for the Col- lege, 49-44 in overtime, it was not decided until the last forty-Five seconds. 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Feature Edltor D Stonq ant Photographers Butr lxurutz I Paqutttc Standing., Asslitant Sports Fdxtors A Daubt R Rapp Aisxstant Ilaturt ld1torsR Hatala ,I Rusio Standxng Staff Wfrxters A Nlastrangclo B Green S Standing Art Edltor F Degenhardt E Driscoll Clrcula Cxetltout Se lftd Stiff XY rlttr T Haux ood Lxbrarxans tlon Stated -I Nxes Clrculatxon Asslstant Art Editor R W I-larxes 'NI Lupol1 Skchan F Bladden Clrculatlon 51 X.. y 'Is Assistant Editor Clair Maroneyg Associate Editor Donald Stoney. Assistant Business Managers Joseph Leitem, joseph Venasco. The Skullcap . . Key to Meniories As the Gospels were left to the world to portray the life of Christ and His apostles on earth, the staff of this years annual leaves in a parallel way, our yearbook THE SKL'I,LCAP. to portray a year of life here at St. Fidelis. This year of l95l will mark a new milestone in the progress and growth of THE SKULL- CAP. Through the untiring efforts of our editor and his assistants a new yearbook staff was organized. Witli a theme to be developed. funds to be raised. and page plans to be designed. the members of THE SKFLLCAP staff, displaying unselfish co-operation. tirelessly combined their efforts for the 1951 year- book. Wfhether it was Pat asking for improved lay- outs, or Paul begging for more moneyg whether it was Charlie working away in total darkness develop- ing film. or Francis sketching away in his world of artg each one contributed his time and effort will- ingly. The l95l SKL'I.l,CAP has endeavored to bring imaginative artistry, skilled photography, and the poetic beauty of originality and theme. to portray life here at St. Fidelis and to hold those treasured memories of friendship and fraternal love for all to remember in the years to come. 851- Business Manager Paul Bovankovich. Editor-in-Chief Patsy Colucci. na Ns Associate Editors Nicholas Dattilo, james Heyl. Upper Right: Literary Editor Donald Brice: Art Editor Francis Degenhardt Photographic Editor Charles Gasperg Assistant Editor Clair Maroney. Assistant Photographic Editors lsidore Paquette, john Beyer. Michael Polak. joe, Pat, and Clair edit copy. fy J-1 ,. 4' jf- N s., ,QW 5 Top: Cast of Hou' Much Wfholesale? Bottom left: Scene from Hou' Much lV'!Jolesule.P Bottom right: M. Polak as Brother Gregory in Career Angel. Stephen Terbovich, senior winner of the public speaking contest. Dramatics Students at St. Fidelis have found ample opportunity to prove their acting ability before the Dramatic Hall footlights. The first dramatic presentation of the year was Career Angel. a melodramatic comedy directed by Father Daniel. Lawrence justi as Guardian Angel enacted the role as protector of Brother Seraphim, played by john Beyer. The hilarious production of Hou' zllffth ll7l7flff.'.fzl!L'.Q directed by Father Kenny. was presented by the high school juniors. Leading roles were played by james Brown and Robert Meyer. On March 15, Stephen Terbovich, high school senior, b v it H 3 1, . i 5 , I f l 2 i l 2 4 E ixfi rf s, 'E l f 5 Top: Pilate's court scene from Act II of The Betrayal, Lower left: Caiaphas condemns the Christus. Low- er right: The despair of judas. n Review won the finals of the declamation contest with Spartacus to the Gladiators at Capuaf' joseph Mango, high school junior, won next honors with his presentation of The Raven. Members of the Literary Society, under the direction of Father Daniel, presented the annual lenten play en- titled Tbe Bclmjtzl. Leading the list of forty-three actors were college sophomores Clair Maroney, Willizliii Homo- lak, and Paul Bovankovich, and college freshmen Law- rence justi and john Beyer. Every student, however, is looking forward to his greatest role in the sacrifice of the Mass. CT joseph Mango, junior winner of the publiC speaking contest. College Club Officers R Hatala L justn R Karl College and High School Clubs Both the College md High School Clubs ire orglnized primtrily for the purpose of instilling., the sense of responsibility into cxery mcmbcr his found time to branch out into mfmy ictivi ties The production of Career Angel by mem bers of the orgfmizqtion swelled the treasury 'md enabled the club to introduce many necessary improxements The members of the High School Club hfne three spicious rooms for their use 1nd with them clefin comforrxble 1nd moderitely quiet By mefms of the co operation of the members rhemselxes the club has enjoyed great success this year High School Club Oliicers A Kelly J Bamk Bartemes : . , . ', . . I Y 1 i Y ' N 1 i ' . 2 . . 1 . . . , 7 . 1 K Y . 5 ' ' ' , V . , . l L -' ' 5 L y' The College Club, under capable leadership, these rooms comes the responsibility of keeping . i ' i . 1 ' i i- ' 4 , ' 1 , . 1 ' . V - - ' 14 1 . f , i 1 D 4 I ' 1 ' , i i i . N ' - - f v - . , . , . .. 55 - 'KJ Literary Society Officers D Ross, G Frost, M Burnsworth E Driscoll The Literary Society As 'in 1postle of Christ one of the priests mfun duties is preuhing In a world of ideas he must be lble to express himself tle 1rly The I1 tunity to betome more skilled in public spells ing Exery student in the college tlepirtment is eligible for membership md h is in opportuni y unior Gems Staff Standing P S1Clll?l,J Gallagher Seated K Estadt, E Lauer, Broun to spell: 'it one of the biweekly meetings The meetings usufzlly consist of four spee ies followed by 1 tliseussion in xxhieh exeryone lr ous progruns throughout thc yur The lcnten pliy publit speiking contest ind poetry tontest irc sponsored by the society : . . . , . ' . . . , ' , i '. 2 . A ' ' ' V - z ' ' 1 . ' 1 ' ' P1 - erary Society extends to its members the oppor- ticiputes. The Literary Society also conducts vari- A . f ' ' 1 1 , 4' 1 ' .1 ' ' yA 1 ' L 2 . 1 'S L . - 2 4' vi 4 57 - MISSION store clerks Schuster, Dattllo, and Rnvt Top M1ss1on Unrt stamp collectors Bottom Members of the unrt makrng rosrles 1, 58 MISSIOII Ulllf As the apostles xx ere glVCH the tom mmd to spread the faxth each of us nn our own way must take part 1n obeying, the same dzvme mandate, Gomg there fore teath ye all mtlons In forelgn lands where Cathollus are fem and most prlests are dependent on the Charlty whxch comes to them from the1r breth ren tune and energy must be spent nn employrng means to help them carry on thelr fruttful work Student members of the Mtsslon Unxt gwe thelr fud by maklng and sellrng rosarles, I'Cl1g1OUS artltles and Christ mas ornaments They also ralse funds by pressmg pants and shrnmg shoes Students w1ll connnue thexr work so that the teathrngs of Christ may be kept firm 1n those hearts where lf IS now 1m planted ln the forergn and home mls slons . . . 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Back row O Pozzuoli F Dcgcnhardt C Maroney D Stoney P Bovankovich M Polak Front row j Keller J Don ohuc M Burnsworth L justi P Durkin N Dattilo D Ross D Oesterling Father Aidan Pianist W Homolak Choir Seminary Songsters Echoing through the halls of 1 seminary what could be more uplifting than the praises of God streaming their vmy heuenward from the voices of His future priests' Such are the sounds which touch the hearts of seminarians with reverence when they pre pare for the large feasts which occur throughout the school year ments the choir in its humble way sings its songs of prayer worthy to approxch the throne of God Wlmen Bishop Dearden xisited the seminary to ordain to the priesthood fixe deacons the choir rendered the soul stirring Ecce Sacerdos Magnus a hymn well fitting the oc LlS10H of ordination Sttrting the liturgical ceremonies on the feast of St Francis the choir continued its enthusiasm throughout the year to sing the graduation Mass in une for our future priests A four thirty band practice 59 ' ' : . ', . f I ,l . .', . , . ' ' , . , . ' I z . , . -, . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . : . . . . 1' Q 1 ' ' ' : K I Q - Q . Witli Father Aidan directing the crescendos and diminuendos of four-voice arrange- , ' ' ' . ' ' ' 2 ' 3 l , i l 2 3 X , l 1 155 New hp' Burnsworth, Homolak, Rivi, Pozzuoli. Degenhardt, Brice. Beyer and Paquette at work on Frost and Pierce. Bambeck, Busch, Russo, and Huttinger. Sisters' Crew The duties of the sisters' crew are many and varied. They are the ones who carry the canned goods, fresh vegetables, and fruit from the cool- er to the kitchen. They dispose of the waste paper and empty cans, wash windows, grind dry bread, and do odd jobs for the sisters. And all agree that the sisters' cake and cof- fee is ample reward for their work. Butchers Two good authorities on Wh21I'S cookin' at St. Fidelis are our butchers. Hundreds of pounds of beef, pork, and veal pass under their meat cleavers each month. To watch them work, one is usually astound- ed at seeing cleavers fly, saws buzz, and knives sever a side of beef and dwindle it down to the final knife- and-fork size portions. Barbers Wlien that inevitable time for a haircut comes the student can al- ways depend on our barbers for good service. And just like in any other barber shop, one can hear all the latest gossip, for the barber shop is like the crossroads of the seminary. Our student barbers also deserve credit for their good work and neat shop. Bookbinders Armed with glue, paper, thread, and heavy machinery, these able craftsmen bind periodicals and re- bind worn volumes for our library. Every W'ednesday and Saturday one may find them working in our well- equipped bookbindery. Although their labor is little noticed by many, the binders continue to live up to their motto, Ligo ut legas - I bind that you may read, Stage Crew just as a locomotive would be useless without an engineer, so too would a theater be useless without stage technicians. Although the work of this crew is not an impor- tant part in a seminarians life, yet it is a diversion and it provides the student with practical knowledge, which are necessary qualities in the making of a future leader of men. Student Maintenance Crew During recreation periods one may see the bended forms of sem- inarians at work. From time to time their hands have gripped tools ranging from shovels to tractors. The seminarian is a ready worker, because he does his task voluntar- ily, not out of necessity. He is a happy worker going to his task with mind, heart, and hands for the love of God. Student Printers Wliat is a play without a pro- gram and how could The Fiaielian and THE SkuLLcAP publish their issues during the year without sub- scription letters? The care of the student printers in fulfilling these and other similar duties throughout the year is easily forgotten. Never- theless, they are forging another link, with printers ink and type, in the success of endeavors at St. Fidelis. Chauffeurs Capably fulfilling the position of St. Fidelis chautfeurs seems to re- quire little more than a strong con- stitution. Locating items for stu- dents that are as varied as they are numerous, while helping deliver supplies to the seminary, is but a part of their duty. However, their satisfaction seems to indicate that their wide experience has amply repaid them with a vast knowledge of human nature. Vesonder, Bobola, Rapp, Banik, Pozzuoli, Harvey. Karl, Karchnak, and Green. Driscoll, Ozga, and Estadt. Kaple, Haywood, and Leitem. Thus won t hurt 21 but Huttmger and Vesonder recuperate Inflrmar If aches md puns tome to the SCI11lI1lI'l1Il he rs certam to End 1 ture m the 1nhrm1ry And there IFC xerv few students who hue not usrted thls room Qt one tlme or mother Be rt 1 broken bone or 1 sore prtehmg l!'lTl our 1r1f1rm.1r3 dfords the neeess1ry ure WIICD .1r1 lllness dem mds rest lf un be founl ln thrs qulet room 1nd hours 1111, be PISSLL1 Ill 1 L 1rd game chetkers or perh IPS 1 g1me of thess Bruce Baur 21 former m1r1r1e 1nd speL11l student L 1p.1bIy frlls the posrtlon of mflrmarxan How s 1t look, Doc ' . ' 1 L ' ' LL, ' 1 ' 1. t . . 1 . 1 a 1 , 1 L a. . , t 1 , , . . . . , t . . , . 1 ,. UN THE CAMPUS Big d1'0p7 'l here IS nothmg llke a vmlk 'lI'0LlI1d the woods What s trump? Three on a match Heave ho' Hold stlll boys' 63 The goldfish leave for the wmrer Tuesday We in I2 I3 dm A 119501 M ontrh S X XA oi q t M , 'X mae-4 X X x Q3 oefaoi dx 2 21 2.3 4 N5 ms 2- DA Qc!- A R Y Tuesday Thursday Friday Karl and Burnsworth families. Schlueter family e Love Tins SKtrl.l.CAP complete without de- voting a portion of it to those most dear to us on earth, our parents. May God love them and repay them with abundant graces for all the sacrifices they have endured for us. May God keep them close to His Heart, that they may some day receive Him from the hands of their sons, for whom they so patiently bear the cross of sacrifice. Rivi family Colucci and Brice families. Pozzuoli and Homolalx families Rf mf mba 1' Tbf m P Coluccn P Glass C Gasper O POLLUOII D Brxce W Homolak RS gina A Plchan C Maroney C Schlueter S Malosky P Bosankouch W Harsq J Lutcm F Schxll G RIYI I Heyl P Durkm M Burnsworth R Karl P Af lf. 1 Q 1 I nyu' r J, . ,L , : . fit ' A , I,f 1 g AQ! A . f . , . , . If K , Ch xx P 'A . 'A, . , . Farewell St Fldells h rs truly been m 1lm1 muter to us We xull .tlw qs urry her and 111 she has mught us deep down ln our hearts Although we must mke lefne of our loxmg mother mother mother mll Lontmue to travel wrth us Wltlm our 1lm1 mtter deep m our hearts, .md our henxenly mother close at our srcle, we hear ngam more Llearls than exer before the msprrmg IIIVILHIOH 'Come, follow Me, as we prepare to begm the sec ond half of our journey to the holy prresthood a K t 2- W ff , f r J x ., . 'I S 4 K . 1 ' R 1 L . . ' ' 'I ' 'L 4 L Y . I. s V ' 7 , t ' . 1 . 1 BUSINESS PATRONS BUTLER A A A Butler County Motor C Aland s Toy Shop Everything m Toys 140 South Mam St A110 Food Products 120W East Wayne St Phone 53 264 Bartos Atlantxc Seruce Statton 320 Center Ave Bartolts Cleaners and Hatters Butler s U San O Cleaner 126 West North St Bensons Clothmg Store 142 South Mam St Joseph Brusehx Jeweler 123 Center Aye Butler County Motor Co Ford Dealers Sales and Serytce 400 South Mam St The Butler Flornst Charles A Bortmas Phone 42 401 Butler Hardware Co 126 South Mam St Butler Nash Inc Auto Sales and Service On the Dxamond Butler Packtng Co Fancy Meat Products H J Daum Phone 4 737 Capntol Cleaners Butler s Fmest Castle Rubber Co East Butler Cataflano Shoe Shop Qualxty Courtesy Promptness Across from Center Aye School Fertxlnzers and Insecttcndes Kearns Crossmg Butler Central Drug Store 101 South Mam St Phone 41 800 Chestnut Street Inn Corner of Chestnut and Cunmngham Sts Commumty Fmance Co 124 East Diamond St Complxments of the Closer farm Stores Compltments of the Daly Brothers Davns Furmture Co Headquarters for Homemakers 127 West jefferson St Dnlllch Lumber Co East Cunnmgham and Monroe Sts Dtxon s Pharmacy 301 South Mam St Fagle Prmtery Gerald L Wxse Presxdent Commercnal Prmters The Fashion Popular Prxce Wearing Apparel 223 South Mam St Complnments of Fnsher Dry Cleaning., Works Franklm Glass Corp Lmcoln Ave Friedman s Golden Dawn Super Market Inc No 1 120 West jelierson St No 2 317 South Monroe St Getbel Funeral Home 201 East Cunnmgham St E C Goettler Co Beer Dtstrtbutor 228 Locust St Green Brothers Garage Automobtle Repaxrmg Welding and Brazmg East Butler Grohman s Drugstore We haye filled 1 mlllxon prescrnptxons 158 North Mam St Haben the Tallor Nixon Hotel Buxldmg Phone 38 471 Heasley s N ursertes Freeport Rd Phone 46 359 F H Hoch Motor Co 409 South Mam St Martm Helm and Son 517 Center Ave Herold s Daxry Bar Next to the Butler Theater Ice Cream Sodas Sundaes Hxlles Ofhce Supply Olhce Equipment Corner Wayne and McKean Sts john Honse Co Butlers Fmest Furnnture Company Phone 4 707 Charles Horewttz Sons East Cunnmgham St The Hot Dog Sandwleh Shop The Hub Clothmg and Furmshmgs 705 South Mam St Hudaks Greenhouses Flowers for all occasxons 514 West Wayne St Hughes Feed Store Red Letter Feeds 341 East jefferson St Hull Resurfacmg Co joseph Hurwxtz Co Scrap Iron and Metals 701 lstttannmg St 331 Negley Aye Complxments of Karnes Bake Shop The Keg Food and Beverages 137 East Jefferson St John Kemper and Son Leather Shop 124 East Cunningham St George Ketterer Furmture 277 South Mam St keystone Ptpe 8: Supply Co For Better Plumbmg 234 East Cunnmgham St Ixtrkpatrlck s Jewelers 125 South Mann St Paul Ktrkpatrlck Sportmg Goods lohnson Sea Horse Outboard Motor 130 East jefferson St lxops Electrtc Inc 115 West jefferson St Anton Krut Florxst Say lf with flowers Dnal 26 550 Restdence Phone Merndnan 2173 Lenths Floral Shop Member of the F T D 112 West North St Le Pat lxxddxe Shop 316 North Mam St Lxchtys Book Store Kodaks Stattonery Office Supplies 732 South Mam St McCarrens Clothmg Store 136 South Mam St McClung Conrad Shop 143 North Mam St A B Mann Co 251 South Mam St Mxller Planos Inc of Butler Mustcxan s Muslc Store 304 North Mam St C E Miller Shoe Store 215 South Mam St M1ller Mtckley Prmtmg Co 509 South McKean St Morrxsons Drug Store 352 East jefferson St 1Nat1l1s Spaghettt Shop Corner of Mam and Wayne St O H Ntcholas Transfer 81 Storage Co 324 South McKean St Nnggel Bros Market Qualnty Meats and Groceries 128 New Castle St North Star Coal Co R D 3 Herman Road Phone 26 965 and 30877 OBr1ens Plumbmg and Heattng Better your lnmg with better plumbing 132 East jefferson St P J Oesterlmg and Son Flour Feed and Gram Peggy Lou Bakers 410 South Monroe St Pells Restaurant 242 South Mam St Peoples Telephone Corporatnon Phone 7 575 Pfxsters Txre Servxce Butlers Oldest Recapper 318 East jefferson St Portman Datry Pasteurtzed Homogemzed Datry Products Potter McCune Wholesale Grocers 115 Center Ave Ranlway Express Agency Inc Nation Wide Rall and Arr Express Seruce J J Weber Agent Anytlme Anywhere Dtal 20 100 Rellable Furnlture Co Mam at North St The Remembrance Shop 147 East Jefferson St Robins Furniture Co 119 West New Castle St Secher Food Products Co Fxsh Oysters Poultry 321 East Walnut St Sherwin Wnlltams Patnt Wallpaper and Venetxan Bllnds 134 West Jefferson St Shufflln and Green Buxlders Supplxes and Coal Sknos Tanlormg and Dry Cleamng Cleanmg and Pressmg as You Deslre It Corner of Center and Monroe The Sport Shop Outfitters of Outdoorsmen 321 South Mam St C Stocks Sons 332 South Mam St Swan Taxl 24 Hour Servxce Dtal 4 949 John Tack and Sons Excavatmg and Buxlders Supphes Sprmg St Taper s Credtt jewelers Your Jewelers-dtamonds watches 102 North Mam St 'Iasty Bread Bakery By DIXIE Bakers 307 Brown Ave Tayloradxo and Televnston 328 New Castle St 'Ihomas Dtstrnbutmg Company Phone 5 606 Thompsons Ice Cream 400 West North St il . 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Trader The Complete Music Store 115 121 East North St Wick s Implement Everything for the Farm MllO W1ll1ams Jeweler 114 South Main St OUT OF TOWN The American Rolling M111 Co Butler D1v1s1on Lyndora Pa Beaver Art Metal Corp Advance Scaffold D1v1s1on Elwood City P Cheroccr s Atlannc Station Tyrol Pass and Schoonmaker Ave Monessen Pa P L Corbett Auto Fender and Radiator Co 352 Amber St P1ttsburgh 6 Pa Endres Flor tl Co 633 West High Ave New Philadelphia OhlO P F Fug1n1 Etna Garage Ch1cora Pa Compliments of a Friend Louis L. 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