St Francis Academy - SaFranAc Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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Moving l as r p . s t e pace of today's living or as leisurely and as lin- M geri s grains of sand sifting through the hourglass, the rhythm se experiences aH'orded us many hours of felicity, mental stimula ' , and relaxation, as well as fleeting moments of anguish. We feel that it is an especially apt theme for students at Saint Francis Academy. Saint Francis, God's own troubadour, imbued with the power of poetic intuition, made his entire life a poem-a poem that has not ceased to inspire man through the centuries. As it can truly be said that every man's life is his unique poem, so can a school be said to contribute to the Poetry of Life. -I H ,, 4 i'?1i?7 . Y 'X ' 1 Y zz x N 'itll' p s 'Baa V L u 'V . 43, , X ii WX? jill . ij mafffyilm Mm.- Npgs vm f sky A I f ,Ji if 8' ' w if F ij 1 ,Xi gl i X S 'V - ' r i N' if e l 'xiii' 'S 5 U A 3 JJ A I J' -, .ix jg! alfa ilbrltpioatvfl 'E' ff ff' J' 'B fl 'f ' f - ' --x ii I at -ff 5 X V it 'rl lg f 4 h W! was qmq'i b,'-Q aiufffy .-0 3 THE LEAF-STREVVN PATH leading to the pavil- ion is a striking example of beauty in simplicity. VERY SELDOM VIEWED by most academites is the wayside shrine depicting the stigmatization of Saint Francis. CA PUS The recurring cycle of the seasons paralleled the cycle of our life at St. Francis. The poetic beauty of the campus finds expression in the elegance, symmetry, and delicacy of the trees, buildings, and chipmunks of St. Francis. We agree with Richard Milnes Who wrote, A man's best things are nearest him, lie close about his feet.', ENVELOPED IN A CROWN ofsnow, the old alma mater stands stately and mighty against the bois- terous winds of winter. aff!!! If? I K .. kyvy E MATERIAL FOR ANY POET'S imagination is the road to convent blanketed in virgin snow. -401 H, v QF? SPRING IN ALL ITS glory envelops the road lead- ing to the convent. - -1. ' 'UH ,P ments, is dressed in all its vernal glory. OUR LADY'S PARK, scene of many tranquil mo- ILLUSTRATIVE of the numerous trees gracing the campus are these sheltering Hgures. 6 CAMPUS THE PAVILION, rising in the midst of numerous sheltering trees, may aptly be termed impressive. SUMMER HAS ARRIVED and the school stands vacant and devoid of any students until the follow- ing September. wqnq Q A I ec. , ff!! ' m 'W THE MOST REVEREND JOHN F. DEARDEN Bishop of Pittsburgh 1'-Til X USERVIO IN EvANcsEuo DlVIIl VERY REVEREND JOHN B. McDOWELL, Ph.D. Superintendent of Pittsburgh Catholic Schools. Responsible for the education of students spiritually, mentally, and physically, the administration fulfills the task unceasingly and unobtrusively. Nlalcing us realize our potential and putting it to use for school, church, and country, they provide various opportunities for development. Evidence of this is manifested in the new auditorium and prep dormitory now under construction. 8 1510 REV. MOTHER MARY LOYOLA, O.S.F. Superior General of the Sisters of St. Francis of the Providence of God. wg' Z? SISTER MARY JULIA, O.S.F. Community Supervisor - REV. JOSEPH V. SKRIPKUS REV. JOHN J. HUGO Academy Chaplain Senior Religion 9 SISTER MARY URSULA Principal Spanish 2, Latin I, Algebra 1 Moderator of Sacred Hear! Realizing that in youth's hands lies the future, the faculty of St. Francis has dedicated itself to providing opportunities for academites to develop themselves in the spirit of St. Francis While engaged in the many tasks and undertakings of the ordinary day. As We approach the threshhold of new experiences, we can meet them without fear because of the sincere interest of the Sisters of St. Francis. MH- ! QQ Wx FACULTY 'ffifi ' .gs y H Y I 1 if Lx- ff 4' ig ls , fJ .f'- le X I . u.. h h if A 1 R 'H : , 1' ' : xxx - 3 1 X l 3 . if lx ' ', f ,. ,K lk, l' 1 . . lb .- IO SISTER MARY LIGUORIA Senior fidvirer Religion 4, Algebra i, 1, Geometry, Trigonometry. Moderator of fllum- 71616. SISTER MARY LEONA Sophomore 38 fldvirer Latin I, 2, English 3, 4. T14 in 4 ,al ,. 1, ., 'e'r'fff'f 'e 'e1ii2fvf W I :il '.,, Egkzb, ,,!.,,.' eQ5P11:...,, ga, SISTER M. MARGUERITE Junior 35 Adviser Religion 3, General Science, Biol- ogy, Chemistry. .Wodfrolor of Fo- remix-Debate, Student Council. at I x SISTER MARY AGNELLA Junior 31 Advirer Religion 3, English 3, 4, Typewrit- ing, Journalism. Moderator of 'Es- EFAY' and ISAFRANAC., :Hi i V i .1 4535 or ffl rel lf, Ia 4 reg I A lil Unpleasant as the topic may be, Maureen Kelly, Nancy Pierce, Barb- WSI ara Krill, Judy Meyers relax as Sister M. Leona offers them a choice of demerit cards during lunch hour recreation. C, Il I II SISTER THERESA MARIE Sophomore 23 Aduixer Religion I and 2, Homemaking I and 2. flloderalor of Sodality. FACULTY I SISTER M. LOUISE Freshman 21 Adviser Religion I, Typewriting and Short- hand I and 2, Bookkeeping, Oihce Practice. Moderator of Commercial Club and Third Order. I2 RESPONSIBLE FOR APPEAS- ING the appetites of famished teenagers, the cafeteria staff, lefl lo right: Mrs. Grace Pfister, Sister M. Leocadia, Mrs. Stella Manko, and Sister M. Magdalen fill the bill exceptionally well. ,.,. .. SISTER M. LOQIIS FreJhman 22 Adviser 'Q Religion 1, English I and 2, kann sylvania History. SISTER M. GERTRUDE Frcxlzman 26 fidvixer , A - Religion I, English I aqdlz, ' French I. J! ' MRS. ROSE RILEY Pennsylvania History, World His- tory, American History. I A H. SISTER M. VICTORIA X Art, Moderator of Musart Club. if SISTER M. FRANCESCA Music DISCUSSING SOME OF THE DETAILS involved in running the ofiice are Mrs. Law- rence Welsch and Sister M. Ursula. X g ig? ' gf . ,A 'fM4wi.1'::iiYwf g.,2L':.f5w,1:1f' iffY,iTv 1'-as-5f'gsE1i1s f1IxEf' lfmmfeila xQ27wsEiQ?ffS:5w H' 'Tts'wicwffrffx-mWES?:QJsQ.ysaimigw k.n5ft4X2T5 gi A -V 14f?m.Q- ,iw :ri ' A Wfsubxigvgnfifpmifviigiw:wia1r'V?'51..w,.'fw212vxu1 5414-.:w,,1 K N 4 ' Wh'rffffAa,1f::f.ma1'axr2:f5f,:'a-whXsxvtwrf, .f V M. km,q,,, .QW -A 1 psf,Hi:1mXff5wi' iii N W,-. A h Q J f i I 17' 'V 'I 5 ll Possessing keen and eager minds Developed by studies, activities, and training, Underclassmen Emerge As academites reaping the spoils of Culture, knowledge and A truly Christian spirit. i ff Pi W QW 6 1 W Ti Qssiwjywy GATHERING BOOKS they'll never use are: Elea- nor Arras, Dolores Barszcz, Madelyn Bondi, Au- drey Barwick, Margaret Bauer, Rosemary Bender, Joanne Adlard. Section The freshman year is but the initiation to varied experiences in a high school student's life. Development of the physical, spiritual, and intellectual aspects is achieved through curricular and co-curricular activities. It is in- valuable to those Who possess a higher vision of it and see more than the external surroundings and their superficial significance. all INVESTIGATING THE STATRXVAY lending to the incinerator are Kathleen Diemer, Maureen Dolan, judith Egler. FROM ALL APPEARANCES SPACE IS GETTING SCARCE Raw 1: Cathy Colantuone, Barbara Campion, Barbara Chirumbole Sharon Cenname. Row 2: Jacqueline Codispoti, Peggy Forkus, Mar tha Cinalli, Ann Conway, Barbara Coles, Kathleen Connors. 16 X- .1 ' x X I' I li I -s QI ' -x M .I X , 1 X . x . IQ 'If Y-3 A X y x ENJOXITNL1 TI-IIE. MUSIC are: Danrfrlg: Deanna Burkholder, EI- eanor Berg, Raw 2: Viola Bandi, Barbara DeFazio, Mary B. Cooke, Mary F. Brown, Mary I,. Burnis, Margaret Corbett. Row 3: Pa- tricia Bulger, Madeline Bin-ek, Sheila Boden. HHEN FESTH are Patricia Rstel, Janet Fallucco, Carolyn Ford, Nancy Gabella. Raw 2: Carole Fruehstorfcr, Nurene Forma, Su- zanne Freund, Marianne Eichels- lmacher. N01 piclm'ed: Shirley Ar- noni, Mary Ann Baumgart, Mary F. Benedetti, Carol Coe. me 5 If N 'I 'fffilyfwgfxn fi A f W ,,,. M. . . .. PARTICIPATING IN A FRESHME LAUIIOUSV1 B,1rlmr1 knlscnky urges her Class- mltu to emu Sztlzng Pllncn Kane, Eileen Hor- rrll BUIJIIIC Iuxtlnc Stfzfzdzng' Patricia Kunzlcr, M lumen kenivew M lrxhl Kcllingron. FCS'I'A'I'IC.-Xl,l,Y pzlrraking of their nuondzly rcA past arc: Row 1: Mary Hahn, ,Innct Hcycr, Anne Grccnzlwsllt. Row 2: Margaret Henncxsy, Eliznlmcrh George, Mary Hzrllvcrr, Margie Gilardi, Carol Gold- en, 395: . Section B APPEASING THEIR APPETITE are Margaret Hewitt, .Ioan Leonard, Joanne Marshall, Virgin- ia Gursak, Ann Kennedy. PURCHASING SCHOQI. SUPPLIES from Ar- lene Iaxkasky are: Row 1: joan Leonard, janet Kn- walski, Roberta Keefer, Marlene Kovaly. Row 2: Carol Larkin, -Indy Lenczewski, Patricia Lester, Sharyn Kilderry, Marcia Kronenberger. FRESH AIR AND STUDIES MIX, declare Patricia Meyers, Theresa Marm, Marjorie Fisher, Stephanie Mitchell, Carla Mueller. I ll v' JMFRESHM N . W 1 . , I ,, X 1 - A. f A ' . ' . M L' PQGMV fr,Q,pV,5AJ Q . ' ,J rl ' X 1 61M ' ' . F. LU ,flxdd fl M lm l l llllvbullfvifgulx 4 ,ff STARRING IN SODALITY SKIT are: Rutll Zn, X Neely, Mary Onairis, janet Polachck, Party Peters. , 4' IMITATING A CE .15 If I L W 42 2 .. ., un? 3 In , . ' ' Y ., .' yn KTI7' rf ' 7 mglu'LA'-M Ulhiii : 'w. ..'- '-'arm Wfwumqg .5 r , 16ww2mm!s'i .ew DAILY MASS arc: lylarfy Kerry Pryor, janicc Scliiltb Ruffermach, Emily ldllp R nfl ,fly lj 'yoj iokjjllvfy Y' Q fl L 1' ,Q W, OBVIOUSLY UNAYYARIQ that it has stopped raining ure: uth Neely, Lorraine U'D:1y, ,Indy Oliver,pB:1 Sltfll if-Qllre, ,luclith Ogden, Burlmru Mu- gele, Mig l wzyng, Mary Nauduizls. No! Jlzown: Donna Orr, Nlnurccn Peters, Sally Poland, Slmrvn Pulaski, Mary Pumper, Nancy Murphy. Section C , ' i CJ, If if i L Q' 'ii , L J!! A 9' Kit, X VV I H W ll' ,K . 47 iv j-'XS l , '- fijbp l . L ,J Mya F , r ,il fi f if L' L' V Lf if play .ILM V 1, b J 1 ,pp FP QV ' 'lp foal, Lvl gl Qi I Ui W .ll-QECEIVING AN EXCUSF from Mrs. Lawrence Welsch is no picnic, discover Marilyn Voll- lwreeht, Margaret Wesoloski, Kath! rlyn Zuch, Carol VVall4er, Ziniwiiiilargaret Walton. X JM t x A! , , xy it fl, Gd. X4 DQ it , ymlvnwlz may V Cp jjj. 'U fly 0 :nay APPARENTLY Ellen Sholly and Paulette Schwartz have their trou- bles, deduct Connie Schaming, ju- dith Sherwin, and joan Smith. . I , I I I :ll , 1. SEEKING SANCTUARY in Our Lady's Park are Elizabeth Tate, ,loyce Spring, Sally Swift, Judy Thomas, Mary Stout, Au- drey Stanton, Yolanda Tamliel- lini, Florence Toci. SOPHOMORES I Grounded on a solid foundation, the sophomores assume their responsibilities and commence to realize the second stage ofthe cycle. Intense application to stud- A ies coupled with a wealth of opportuni- ties for practical experience developed them into well-rounded persons who fully appreciate the beauty of a simple but full life. ALL THIS FOR A DRINK OF lVATI'lR,', moans Judy I-Ienlock with Barlxara Giulas, Sally APPRFCIATING ANY D131 AY BL V F. , , . , , are wry Fr Ich Ann Hawkins dith Ifrazier. ,. . . . .. r . O61 ' 5' 'lu Licchmo, Patricia Lrpriani, Mary Ann Cramer, Anna Marie Creo, Patricia Crogan, ,loan Cunning- ham, Mary -I. Clarke, ,loyce D'Alesandro, Carol Clark. w X- .5 Q2 J gs 'gf st. T ts: V' j' Q3 Q K ll e. i it 'AI X.. Qi f- 'Yi 'Q 3 fr -N, ,xg ' I by f 'I -x S' Q A R? .W X .Q xl XJ ' KN .sb I'-N LX at i 3, NL' 5 . . X . 22 ff J 3- r f U, X ,rl , ,ff , riff x 1 , xy f 1 f Qflvlll Cv 1 nfl XL' V fl lr lffk ,' by rf! df D if ll, QW Qf6,fff Z11404Li Mfr -ff fn 7' JUS Jfllllll ll f,d'lQf'lLvf4 A if fl ,lajjl LVL X-J J 1 Lf fb DESPAIRINCLY THEY STUDY. Sealed: Karen Baer, Donna Blltterlmch, Carolyn C21- vzlnnugh, Lola Bcnedctri, Beverly Bodcn. Stfznding: Roberta Becker, Mary Eileen Burke, Mary Cher- ekn, Arlene Cnrzlpcllucci. , ,v , A l fffllll Vi X ffl lfjflv 'lxfjj' W ll of J 9 K IAL 'mio f-lf Nw W5 W ,il 1 xgvlll A LU J X llhlll Ml V r A 1 ' , X rw K ,. u , I I'I S DESTINATION CHAPEL Thr Mary Louise Howlcy, Ann f' Hudson, I,indz1Hodos, Marry Hud- sun. A MR Jw A A R is. rf' if ,-f xf HURRYING to dispose of the evidence are Kathleen Wisniew- ski, Mary Ann Wlilsun, Marilyn Williams, Mary Ann Murawski, PREPARING NAPOLEON for a night out are S0111-10 ORES MAKING USE of the lofty branches ol' one ol' thc numerous trees of the academy ure ,Indy Rydzynslai, Carole Riley, Nancy Riley, Adele Riley, Cathy Pogorzelski. Not xlmwn: Wilma Nuvogmdnc, Mary Ann Muruwski, Nancy Pierce. Mary Pecovish, Ann Peeler, janet O'Furrcll, An- I geline Ierri. I - J fl' i M rgwffl EXAMINING THF UBIQUI- TOUS OCTOPI are Nancy Mid- dendorf, Patricia Miller, Kathleen www- Nluuncy, .ludith Meyers, Rebecca l Newlin, Diane Morgan, Charlotte E Mollncr, Gloria Moses, Antoinette McGraft. llzfl L J V .Cllr ly HJ ,ff Lf l JJ, il lb, -CQ, 'XV X K X 'L Vg ZZ TRYIYC' TO INIPROVE ONT Y-XTURF 'f ' - - all lu, A 1 .' , A . 1 , are Carolyn Snnmlxe, My F f 1 , VV, I Bunnie Snuchak, Pat Seilwcl, Alanna NVesxell, Sheila Stack. ' WK ,fl Ol 1 ll I J' A ' fd fl vo 47 L' rf .U ' 4 il if 'L , v 1 f ' va 'JM ll il' I' , rf fi iw if HOPINC THF Blfl.l, will never ring are: Sifh1g.- M21 :gen Kelly, Lynn Ann Alunex, Mary Previmo, Rosemary l.esicl4, Elaine Klctter. Slzzrfdink: Judith blows, Pamela Sosa, l 7 1 Dorothy McClain, Mary lmuixe Rupert, Barliara Krill. ' ! 1 W AY, 1 Y Y 7 . 4, xl I 'l f l f 1 1 - I, 1 1 f f M e,f'f' W fl f . V 1 V. ,' 0 ff! f V 'f I , , , 1' ff! - ,J I ,7 V, , 1 l f F 1 f r Y l 1' ,f' If I, if j rf. J , ' 1 p , f 1 f I l fu f I H I L I X I'l ff ' l 25 o0 m UNIORS DISPLAYING 'I'l'll9llR DOMlfSTlC TAl,EN'I'S are ,loan Hart. Mary Hawlaim, Frzmcix Harrigan, Mary Kelley, Patricia lNlcMullin. Q Ne SATISFYING THEIR SWIEEI' TOOTH instead ENGROSSFD in various college ciirziliigim :irc of Counting Calories are Pat Donovan, -ludy Corzlce, Pat Buechcl, .loan Brier, Kathy Carney. Patricia Pulaski, Elizabeth Conwell, Mary Gcgick, 4' Theresa Codispoti, Mary Louise Cimwcll, Sheila i- Dwyer. i ig ai l 26 HEADING FOR THE OLD HCHVIESTEAD are Alice W'cs- oloski, Alice Vinoverski, Theresa Yakstis, Landra Williams, Judy Wilr. Permeated with basic Christian principles, the juniors near the completion of the cycle amid these tran- quil walls and prepare to cope with the turbulent world. They have full knowledge of their role and consider most apt this quotation from Ubsres: I am a part of all that I have metg Yer all experience is an arch where through Gleams that untravelled world, whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move. 7-7 DFTERMINED TO SUCCEED IN THE ALGEBRA EXAM are Mary Alice O'Connor, Maureen Tippmann, Ellen Carney. UNDECIDED AS TO WHETHER THE MO- VIE was worth all this lahor are Ada Tessaro, Carole Teodori, Rosemary Sheridan, l,eRene Rump, Nlarie Prihoda. Not shown: Carole McNa'ly, Virginia Ma- loney. PlCNlCKlNG in familiar surroundings are: SML ' ed: Dorothy Kommczewxlai, Maureen Dolan, lVlnurz1 J Q X Hynes, ,ludy Lorenze, Sara Locantc. Sffmding: Car- X 8 ' Ax 0 I ol Dewar, Roscrmn Furiga, Antoinette Guzzo. -xl: q-'Q Us xl A K0 'T r 3' I 10 if IF YOU CAN TRANSCRIBF 'l'HlS, you rc ll genius, tezxw K 0 4 Beverly Dilllli, Carol Coleman, Carolyn Leonard, Pzlttic Crivcllzl, 4 Eileen Collett, ixiafy Mccmim. f ' .IN , ff 1, r 28 'LEISURE-iSn't it wonderful l l J exclaim Burlmrzx l ani? Betty Mozejko, -Iogn Upfierman, Sally ogdcn. li jUST WHAT the doctor prescribes, Marlene Bnden informs her companions as she offers primes to Barbara Adamitz, Pat Bachner, Lena Allcry, .luann Baranowski. gif, W Xe: f crefekfz-5 E. T C' DISPLAYING HER ARTISTTC TALENT is Mary Niederluerger while Elizabeth Muzejko and Mary Morsa try to assist her. W.-'3'Y l' - IU IORS AMID THE DRY LEAVES and under the liar- Ann Piccioni. Standing: -loann Utzig, Carole Sch- ren elms they tbund a spot to study. Seatfd: Esther wartz, Patricia Smith. Toci, Virginia Rote, Carol Welsh, Phyllis Swicl-1, jo iif, f .4faiv?' h3'?V1: llQwI f'ff' IBNMK , ,, -au-f1f:w,i:fe. fy M f V1 N ik? -jk Justia' in X vi -M f g A wr, sg, 455141-lageixiizd' 3391, M, - r 1 Q my 'f '12-ifggfmsg, rl wi '21 Nl' 1 Wi, ' K mLi1f9wvi:1,vrfx3' -ig 2- mfish ' age, S. . Qfirei 13 gg. M M ,,, wx,-f X fm V P ,gwg-g355g?i3iF?zX if-3355: Q Q ,, ,L , .Q , .gf 4 fav' XENLTL xg. X Xmw J S Q ZQWWW UM cquirin nowledge, appreciation r J Through experience, M Integrating K The classes' varied approaches To form . N The whole man ' r ' i 515759311 apart of rhe rhythm of Life: O SSW ' W Mp WHO'S Adele Riley peers through the glass as she house- IN THE SKELETON'S CI,OSET? cleans Napoleonls home and joAnn johns baby sits for the biology room inhabitant Z, 6 i',,f:,1 'e't- 4 - ' 1 - if fl ffffg- - E -.. . CAREFULLY ADDING THE FINISHIN TOUCHES to the traditional Advent Wreai which signifies the awaiting of Christ, are Ell Carney, Lynn Ann jones, Theresa Codispoti, ai A , ff A Marlene Boden. , f - y 4- V - ' 'tx' f ' i l y , . 1-f f ' V 1' 1 , ' '59 Q 'A 4 J ' 7 - , ,Z F H -Av ,-,.. rf A ' J, ,J if .1 if fe X ' 2 ' ' af' if ' G r f- L ' CLASSE if L Il WITH SINKING HEARTS, Carol Fry, JoAnn Johns, and Wilma Novogradac, listen as nurse E. G. Eureka, R.N. explains the examination procedure and Dr. R. S. Milligan informs Barbara Haywiser that her only ailment is a case of shakiness. 32 Knowledge conveyed to us through our academic studies lays the foundation and preparation for our future. Although at times an appreciation of literature seems to be an unattainable goal, in the end we are the ones to benefit. VVith religion being integrated into each subject, we are given a Catholic attitude toward life and virtue. UHURRY PAT, SOMEONES COMING! calls I Shirley Arnoni to her accomplice I at Bulger, whu is rushing frantically in hopes ol' completing her un- finished assignments. HVVIPE THR WINDOWS, wax the desk, mop the Hoorl Wlhat will they think ul' next? exclnim Lois Wolf, Rosemary Riley, Ruth Ann Barwick, and Camille Bartinikas. OH, NO, NOT MORE SHAKE- pose of Mr. Shakespearels records SPFAREV' exclaims Nancy Reis and the record player while Linda as she thinks vainly ofways to dis- Carapellucci and Helen Willlook on. 33 'TF i ,li SCRUTINIZINUAIUAN CITNNINCQHAMSfutile DONT BURN YOUR FINGIQRSQ' cautions attempt to replace the parts ol' Clewpz1tr:1 ure Siner Theresa Marie as she watches Karen Baer Donna Burterlmclm, Margaret Hawkins, Mary and Donna Butterlwuch nnxiuuxly remove their Fileen Burke, and Karen Baer. prive cuulaies. CLASSES Sl,Yl.Y FLIPPTNG TU THF DIOR lf PAGES, .loan Upfermun chuckles :ls Lena Alfery :md Sully Ogden rake ll mriuus interest in world :1H':1irs. OH, THAT PROBl,lilVl'S EASY! exclaims Pat Ruechcl zu Alice Vinuverskl und Pat Donovan up' pear Sljllltwlliif perplexed. HISTORY CLAIMS THE ATTENTION ofArlene Carapellucci an khe announces to judy Henlock, A'l'm sure that your ancestors were originally from here! wr X-.f L'I'I,I, DICTATE ONCE MORE. Remember prac- tice makes perfect, remarks Pat Cavanaugh as she drills Mary Ann Alfery. m.i FINDING CHEMISTRY a very interesting and useful subject, jane Griffin, Joyce Galsurri, Audrey Devine, and Czzrleen Cicero seem engrosbed in their experiment on the collection ol' hydrogen. RELIGION CLASS prawn inter- esting as Sister M. l.igu0ria relates hunwruus incidcntx in the litl- ui St. Frzmcix nt' Axsifi to Ncniurx Hg-len Wvill, l.UifW11lt', Clzlirc JXITIT- hcin, Rosemary Riley, Linda Curm- pwllucci, and Filuen Him-k, -1 1 1 1. 1 l l l l i l 1 1 1 ' 1 l 1 l ,l 1 . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 2 l l '-Q1 - 1 l tl ' 1 l , 1 lr 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 WITH EYES PEELED for intruders, Ann Sho- l walter watches the antics of Audrey Devine, who 1 P pretends to be a Spanish dancer, and JoAnn Bracco, l another would-lie Spaniard who appears to be lost l in a hat. Eileen Leindecker watches the capers. 1 l ' 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 41 C1 Q1 Lkl l 1 l 1 lb 1 GENERAL SCIENCE seems to pose no problem to Janet Heyer as she calmly explains air currents to Sheila Boden, Eleanor Arris and Barbara Campion who seem to think that they're studying electricity. IN THE LIBRARY during a study period, Peggy Forkus selects a book from the multitude of fiction works as Carol Freustofer and Pat Bulger wisely prepare tomoi-row's assignments. JOANN CUNNINGHAM FINDS AN OUTLET for her academic ability as she plays the role of teacher in Latin class, but finally after a hopeless attempt, resigns herself to being a student rather than a teacher. 38 Llll Hfvllv DISPLAYING THE TALENT of the class are Pattie Crivella and Mary McCartan as they ex- hibit their dresses at the May Fashion Show. FINDING THAT TYPING REQUIRES SKILL and practice as well as knowledge, the Commercial Class strikes the keys with hopes of attaining posi- tions in the business world. f My L,V, ,L ,W . mm. rw , ' J' J V' -- , A , 5 1' ww 7 1 R fd' W X Q, y v in ' if 225 Q 59 539 vig? Qffif fb 55 9 i gibfogxggp 553 Body, mind, and spirit Need to be developecig The activities provide a new vent For expression and growth, 'Supplying a refreshing change in the regular Yet monotonous, rhythm of experiences. I '51 QUEEN FOR A DAY, Italian xtudcnt Marina Grzidoli reigns :lr rhc 'Wllintcr Rhzipscidyil held Ivy rhe Commercial Cliiln during the Christmas vziczitiun, CUILECTING TICKETS as couples drift into the MAKING SURE all runs smoothly and the girls Country Club are Filecn Binela and her escort, joe have zz wonderful time are she clmperones for the Ferctti. evening: Mr. and Mrs. lYillinm Gril'l'in, lNIr. and Mrs. A. l.. Onniris, and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Will. 42 IIALS REIGNING AS QUEEN OF HEARTS for 1958, Maureen Kelly beams from her high throne as Mar- ina Gradoli smiles shyly at her royal majesty and Mary Kelley, Barbara Panick, and Carol Teodori stand at her command. IT'S A HAPPY ST. VALENTINES DAY for Dorothy Maloney fcenterj as she is crowned queen of the Sweetheart Serenade, flanked by her attendants Ellen Carney and Carol Dewar. . l 43 4 JUNIORS TINGLE with excitement as they wait anxiously for Rev. Joseph V. Skripkus to present their rings in the Chapel of Mary Immaculate as the sen- iors look on. Left to right are Mary Ann Alfery, Rev. Joseph V. Skripkus, Joanne Baranowski, Dorothy Kosmaczewski, Marlene Boclen, Roseann Furiga, Diane Muehlman, Carleen Cicero and Veronica Clair. 44 si, 1 f 4 W 2 lk PROUDLY WEARING their traditional caps and gowns, the seniors descend the Chapel hill following Mass on Class Day and, as is typical of girls, they gather on the campus lawn for a friendly chat. IAX H'-Ci Pen ji-iii 'T 'T'f : 2 ' ref .- xg .. ' 'ff 'F- - 41 .35 TAKING CARE OF THE PROBLEM of trans- portation to and from New York are Sister M. Liguoria and Senior Class President Mary Ann Alfery. PACKING ENTHUSIASTICALLY for the long- awaited senior trip to New York are: Cstandingb Rita Lux and Linda Carzipellucci, Csittingj jean Sabrin- skas and Claire Amrhein. ENTHUSIASTICAIIY MODELING the clothes they plan to take on their trip to New York are Con- nie Cripps and Helen Will while JoAnn Bracco pro- vides mood music 1nd Rim I ux observes TAKING TIME OUT from routine to look at the cover designed by Associate Editor Diane Muehlman are Editor-in-Chief Kathy Larkin ,lx and Advisor Sister M. Agnella, while Associate Editor Mary Hopkins I experiments with picture arrangement ideas on layout sheets. 4 f' ,fl 'K 'uf .1 I llflfff c fx, li I Accurately recording the events of the past year, along with the underlying elements which make them especially significant to the students, the Safranac captures these memories within its pages so that they can be relived with renewed enthusiasm in years to come. t, Ju .' 1 E- A - ,if 1 I , A A llvlqjf . sul I X WJ l ! 1 w- 1 I , 1 'Hi H' L,.'g ' N J xi I na. N hi R, , A ix if cgi , I X' A, fl' l Q xii tt I X lraylfiw , lf 1 1 l ,ff ' i Lf, A ,af , 1 KJV A- ' ill ' f'i 1 r, , 1 I X 41 1' , , f ,lf f ' Q E! t U 2' a , 4 I 5 ' 1 I ,f Y I ,lil f KEEPING RECORDS, typing bills, and organizing lists of newspaper and yearbook patrons is a never- ending job, decide Business Managers Rita Lux and Linda Carapellucci. 46 mimic.. WILL WE MAKE THE DEADLINE? wonder the reporters for the 'Esefay' as they rush to smooth out last minute details. Proofreading articles as they stand by the filing cabinet are Virginia Wesoloski and Sharon Nardei. Sitting at the table are Nancy Reis, Jean VVinn, Martha Sheridan, Claire Amrhein, and Audrey Devine. Sitting by the window are Karen Schmidt and Pat Cavanaugh. CO-EDITORS OF THE 'ESEFAY' Lois Wolf and Y Rosemary Riley make last minute corrections before sending the paper to the printer. Keeping the students up-to-date as to the latest achievements of the girls, the fads and fashions, the social events, and other items of interest, the Esefay presents a monthly treat to the girls. 47 iu? .': PRO fa FIFTEEN YEARS OF PLANNING have finally materialized into the beginning of the building proj- ect. The new activities building will be the scene of gym classes, plays, dances, and other activities. Rev. Joseph Skripl-cus blesses the ground at the cere- mony. ,4-urls ir 1-, y 'N,r A Hi W ' t or ,ll3w'N- S 48 W 'XY' , '7' f,i .Q ffl., sg 1 4 F PUSH HARDERV' advises Sister M. Ursula as Reverend Mother M. Loyola takes the first shovelful ofdirt from the ground, recently blessed. gf '51 3 W's,, THE BEST WAY TO COM- PLETE the day of recollection is with a good confession. Typical of the many who took advantage of the opportunity is Phyllis Swick. YS ,, v. 4.7 K ? P3 JA 4 ix M, . Qt Qx.Q?1i+ E SM 2 - T Cv . J I-uk' 1 - RGANIZATION Sodality, Third Order, Sacred Heart, Forensic, Science Honor, Journalism-these organizations provide the student with an opportunity to develop to her fullest potential. Offering a refreshing diversion from routine, they broaden and enrich the mind through experiences other than the academic. Through them, the endless cycle of activity which is the basis for successful and happy School life is made complete. V X i ii, . it , V I -Oxlt . I f U' R .'fk,'sf, I f j JK HL! ik Alla, ,. f- 1 .J w , , i f ' 1, forty RELIGION PLAYS THE CHIEF ROLE in the daily lives ofthe Academites. It is the central point on which everything else is based. SAINT FRANCIS ACADEMY is proud of her publications, the newspaper 'ESEFAY' and the yearbook 'SAFRANAC.' 51 STUDE T COUNCIL HCAUGHT IN THE ACT! Punishment for the crime is one pink slip for Carol Dewar from joan Hart. 52 SISTER M. MARGUERITE discusses the rules of parliamentary procedure with Student Council nFf'icers joan Hart, Pat Bachner, Kathy Carney, and Carol Teo- dori. ABLE REPRESENTATIVES of the Forensic Club portant assets. Pat Buechel and Joann Corrigan display their argumentative skill. They realize that debate as Helen VVill observes learning to formulate ideas and speak well are im- SPEECH 3, MEMBERS OF THE MUSART CLUB supple- ment their classroom knowledge with an appreci- law, ation for music and art. Mary Alice O'Connor dis- plays her talent as she makes a sketch in art class. 53 CROVVNING OUR LADY during the annual May Crowning is Sodality Prefect Virginia Wesoloski while her attendants Nancy Reis, Virginia Peco- vish, Mary Ann Alfery, Elizabeth Rydzynski, and Diane Muehlman also pay her tribute. EYES SHINING, youngsters at St. Paul's Or- phanage listen eagerly as Sodality members tell stories during their visit. I HOPE THEY'RE THE RIGHT SIZE! re- marks Tamara Kern as she examines the gifts col- lected for the annual Sodality Baby Shower with Virginia Wesoloski and Jeanne Winn. 54 RELIGIO mf, 'Vx ,O THE TRUE SPIRIT OF SAINT FRANCIS is ex- Secretary Theresa Codispoti, Prefect Ellen Carney Tertiaries lvring themselves Closer to God through is the untiring direCt0r. Francis. The ollicers plan a meeting. Seated are ' s SURPRISED AT THF RESULTS of the annual LISTENING TO Sister M. Ursula as she speaks Third Order drive to gather stamps to send to their alxout spiritual matters are the Sacred Heart mem- destination, the missions, are Carol Teodori, Char- lmers Theresa Yakstis, Tamara Kern, Virginia lotte Codispoti, Judy Oliver, and Mary F. Cooke. Wesoloski, Maureen Boden. 55 pressed in the way of life he set up for his Third and Vice-prefect Helen Will. Standing is Mary Order. Living a common life and observing the rule, Hopkins, treasurer. Father Angelus, O.F.M. Cap. l WMWQMWZ 'WWW W if aff Commencement- The end of one cycle, The beginning of another. During the years Faculty, Classes, and Activities Have all imparted their distinctive gifts On the Graduates of St. Francis Academy. 5 KL 3' fffhfgiai f , AS MARY KAY CUTS OFF ALL EXCESS, Eileen Binek tries to convince Mary Ann Alfery that there is still more room. Helping fill the second suitcase for New York are Camille Bartinikas, Mary Ellen Adlard, Ruth Ann Barwick, Claire Amrhein, Joann Bracco, and Jeanne Buscall. MARY ELLEN ADLARD Tall, talented, talkative . . . frequents X the Mooo . . . Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 ij? A CAMILLE BARTINI KAS MARY ANN ALFERY CLAIRE AMRHEIN Vivacious, amiable personality . . . Hopes to leave Spanish behind . . . Always seen with demerit card in Favorite period, lunch . . . Senior class Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, hand . . . Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 president . . . Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 3 . . . Exchange editor of Esefay 58 a 2 lf u ,Ubi J Will' DW. , by L W J x My if A ' , M , JEANNE BUSCALL Enlivens any gathering . . . anxiously awaits study periods . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. . .Third Order 2 MARY KAY CAIN Hobby, driving Dad's car . . . So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Forensic and De- bate I, 2 . . . Basketball 2, 3 RUTH ANN BARWICK Sense of humor par excellence . . . takes to the water like a fish . . . So- dality I, 2, 3 jg Q EILEEN BINEK f Quiet, yet never serious . . . Sodality l 1:21324 JO ANN BRACCO Everyone's friend . . . favorite pas- time, throwing parties . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council I, 2 , . . Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 x- . V, 1 X . ft , if J V ,A 1 -. 1 4 , ,JJ N M n. x A ' ,wg rf rl V' L Af r l 0 ,W 1 , rwtxvjj ,ffl ggi g 3 yi EKU? bl! XWK JJ NL Wu lj l A, .V 1 f, f ,, 1 v i V, ,110 MLM 4 J CARLEEN DARA CICERO College, here I come. . . . Senior class treasurer . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3 . . . Forensic 1, 2, 3 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 X LINDA CARAPELLUCCI Always leaves a trail of dust and rub- ber . . . Vice president of Student Council . . . Sodality I, 2, 3 . . . Busi- ness Manager of Esefay', and Safranac PATRICIA A. CAVANAUGH Frequents the Grove . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Commercial Club Presi- dent . . . typist for Esefay VERONICA CLAIR Iovial around the clock . . . Vice pres- ident 4. . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Student Council 4 ,IOANN MARY CORRIGAN Small package . . . Crazy-legs . . Forensic and Debate President . . . Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Third Order 1, 7-, 3' 4 60 CLASS CONNIE CRIPPS ANNIE DECREME AUDREY DEVINE Infatuated with cars . . . frequently French import . . . vivacious . . . Be Claire's shadow . . . My Little Au seen at perfume counter . . . Sodality serious! . . . Sodality 4 drey . . . Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bas 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball I, 3 ketball I, 1, 3 SANDRA K. DEVOS Mary Ellen's body guard . . . devoted to disc spinner . . . Sodality 1, 1, 3, 4 OF '58 DOING RESEARCH FOR TERM PAPERS, ranging from The Inhabitants of Lithuania to The Extinct Dodo are gseated at typewriterj Carleen Cicero, Qseated at tablel Joann Corrigan, Pat Cavanaugh, Linda Carapellucci, Audrey Devine, Annie DeCreme, Veronica Clair. At card catalog are Sandra Devos and Connie Cripps. 61 AS TAMARA KERN INSPECTS THE GROUP, Kathy Larkin, Marina Gradoli, Joyce Galnirri, Jane Grithn, Pat Gallagher, Mary Hopkins, Shirley Hope, Carol Hay- wiser, Carole Evans groom themselves while the photographer patiently waits. CAROLF G. EVANS Neat as a pin . . . Hi-Fi fan . . . fre- quently found at stationery counters JOYCE M. GABURRI Artistically inclined . . . possesses a Grove enthusiast . . .vibrant and fun- green thumb. . .Sodality I, 2, 3, 4. . . loving . . . Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 Third Order 4 . . . Science Honor 4 PATRICIA M. GALLAGHER 62 MARINA GRADOLI Refined, reserved, refreshing heaven-born genius . . . exchan dent from Italy . . . Sodality 4 ges ' x 'L If rj , , is tt ' 'Www ' 'E iwsaiffifefwitaiw mf-cf'-if if w .ygm,fQY,i1+l 1 J ff U1 ,ef gg ,ut gl J, .Y 5. ,1fg,w,la!:'1,-Lg? . lla to I Ef V i. 5 if L 5252 7 ' V - Y ' ffxsff--Af-fzsfuiauqsvfxii,-wi ,'a.5:eiag?M4,5 1 . MARY R. HOPKINS Talent for playing the piano . . . So- dality 2, 3 . . . Third Order Treasurer 4 . . . Associate Editor of Yearbook 4 M , md A ,ffl mlm , '- i fiwfiid swf. 2, H t qvn fl 5 l JANE GRIFFIN Compelling laugh . . . Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 . Cheerleader Q., 3 . . . Student Council 3, 4 CAROL JEAN HAYWISER Petite, pretty as a picture . . . Sodal- I SHIRLEY A. HOPE Indulges in the great art of collecting things . . . Sodality Q., 3 . . . Commer- cial Club Treasurer 4 TAMARA KERN Fun and friendly, fond of animals . . . Sodality 3, 4 . . . Sacred Heart 3, 4 . . . Third Order 4 RITA M. LUX Quick as lightning . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .Basketball I, 2, 3 . . .Student Council treasurer 3 . . . Business man- ager for Safranac and Esefay EILEEN R. LEINDECKER Aspires to nursing . . . enjoys writing . . . Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 . , .journalism 4 . . . Language Honor Society 4 DOROTHY M. MALONEY A Grove regular . . . classy clothes . . . KATHY LARKIN Ball of fire . . . her heydey is everyday . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . 'LSafranac editor CLASS Ol? Sodality 1, 1, 3, 4x I l J if, if JV' , . i , , ' I. J1 X! t iii mf wt i if , TL , A , f aj' ' V J! I I . r X I ,fa ,, ,Jing A 1 Kf,l! If 'V X ijvf I WJ J 'lf fftflfp i V 1 ' .ff ff f 3 7 ffl W ji QJTLI X Qfkfyfl, yr JANET ANN Ml-XRASCO j Poetry enthusiast in English class . . I Hot rodder . . . Sodality 3, 4 . . . Basketball 3 64 58 DIANE M. MUEHLMAN SHARON NARDEI CATHY ONAITIS Diligent, hard-working student . . . Pizza eater . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sedate, soft-voiced Student Council President 3 . . . SO- Basketball I, 3 . . . journalism 2, 3, 4 lector . . . Sodality 3, dallty I, 2, 3, 4 . . . ASSOCiat6 Edit0I' . . . Science Honor 2, 3 3 . . . Journalism 3 Safranac - . . . record col- 4 . . .L Third Order V 1 AUDREY PAUL VVisecracks come naturally . . . Sacred Heart 2 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3 DEBATING WHETHER THEY SHOULD ATTEMPT COLLEGE are QRow IJ Rita Lux, Sharon Nardei, Dorothy Maloney, LRow 25 Diane Muehlman, Audrey Paul, Cathy Onaitis, Virginia Pecovish, Janet Marasco, Eileen Leindecker. 65 ., gi. CONTEMPLATING whether Nancy Reis should be the first to reach lima is Mar- tha Sheridan, while Mary Ann Schweitzer, Ann Showalter, Jenny Sabrinskas, Arlene Szymanski, Libby Rydzynski, and Karen Schmidt enjoy her plight. NANCY K. REIS VIRGINIA PECOVISH Especially adept at sports , . . Secre- tary of Sodality 4 . . . Third Order 4 ROSEMARY RILEY Talented seamstress . . . Sodality I, I1-ish genge of humor , , , Sgdality 1, 2, 3, 4 - - - Class President 3 - - - RC- 2, 3, 4 . . . C0-editor of the Esefay porter for Esefay 66 -,.,J'?:L ELIZABETH RYDZYNSKI Displays her talent on the basketball court . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Second Vice-prefect Sodality 4 fl f A , MARTHA SHERIDAN Friendly toward everyone . . . Presi- dent ofjournalism Club 4 . . . Sodality 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . x E GENEVIEVE A. SABRINSKAS Always has a ready smile . . . Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 . . . United We Sing 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball I, 2, 3 . . . Third Order 3, 4 KAREN SCHMIDT Prize-winning skater, good dancer . . . H Student Council 3 . . . Sodality I, 2, 3 . . . typist for Esefay Q1 'Q MARY ANN SCHWEITZER 3 jFond of skating, swimming, popular J N music . . . Sodality 3 . . . Cheerleader 3 I 'X ANN SHOWALTER Talented in domestic affairs . . . So- dality I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sacred Heart 2, 3, 4 67 M. VIRGINIA WESOLOSKI A whiz in science . . . Sod 4 . . . Sacred Heart 2, 3, 4 reporter ality Prefect Esefay 3' PATS NN TRANQUILLI P . . . ln ewmg and cooking . . . a it .. mmercial Club 4 Wig' JEAN WINN Talented as a singer and an organist ...Sodality1, 2, 3, 4. . .Biology Club 2 . . . Esefay reporter HELEN WILL Never seen without her trusty steed . . . Sodality 1, 1, 3, 4. . . Forensic and D b e ate 1, 2, 3, 4 68 ARLENE A. SZYMANSKI Enjoys basketball and swimming Sodality 2, 3 . . . Basketball I . . . Cbrn mercial Club 4 CL I at OF '58 PATRICIA WINGERTZAHN LOIS WOLF JOY YINGER Quiet, friendly manner . . . Enjoys Fun-loving and vivacmus . . . Co- Avid ice-skating enthusiast . . . So- dancing, bowling . . . Sodality 3 . . . Editor ot' the Esefay . . . Sodality dality I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Commercial Club Commercial Club 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Honor Society 2 3, 4 . . . Art 3, 4 ,',l ' K RUTH BRENNER Always has a smile for everyone . . . Sodalgy I, 2, 3 . . . Third Order 1, 2, 3 . . .Librarian 3. VISITING WITH FORMER CLASSMATES, Doramae Tarker and Ruth Brenner, are Qseatedl Lois Wolf, Helen Will, Virginia Wesoloski, Cstandingl joy Yinger, Jeanne VVinn, Pat Tranquilli, Pat VVingertzahn. 69 5 ' ...,,'4 'f'.1'-.. . H,,.,,..... V t 3 A, . Q I K 51 if 70 ONLY A DOWNPAYMENT, but at least it's :1 start, .lane Grithn, Mary Ann Schweitzer, and Veronica Clair remark to Sister M. Liguoria as they begin payments on the coming New York trip. THE DAY WHEN THE YEARBOOK arrives means excitement, eager scanning of pictures, and autograph collecting. M WHEN SAKESPEARE'S LA- DlES MEET delighted the stu- dents and the PTG when Mrs. Margaret Nee, sophomore English teacher, directed it. CLASS DAY, 1957, Find the juniors at Hobo junc- tion, portraying their favorite seniors. THE CAMPUS RESOUNDED with hillbilly songs and laughter as the Ujumpin' Jamboree of WSFA got under way to raise money for the annual Esefay-Safranacn drive. CELLANY A 'W EXCHANGE STUDENTS Marina Gradoli and Annie de Creme examine Pope Pius XIl's zucchetto, presented to Rev. Mother M. Loyola by Rev. Nicolo Fusco upon his return from the Vatican. AND THE NEXT NUMBER is especially for all you Moms out there, says Liberace QMary Hop- kinsj as Mother Q0 Ann Braccol watches and broth- er George CMary Ann Schweitzerj accompanies on the violin during the school Christmas party, 1956. ,wig ,Y it y ideals and the knowledge of God ,allow in the steps na HUC try of Life vzulour 9181. 72 ZW, 23,2 M3511 plwaffl. 3,04-06 lad? M009 J ma,- Walter E. Adlard, Insurance I Gateway Center Alfery's Sausage Company 2604 Ivyglen Street Auto Fender Radiator Company 352 Amber Street Brentwood Motor Coach 3421 Saw Mill Run Blvd. Burn's Roofing Company 435 Charlotte Drive D. Carapellucci Company 130 Maytide Street E. F. Cassidy, Inc. 3855 Willow Avenue Caste Village, Inc. 427 Cochran Road Codispoti Brokerage Company 21St and Penn Avenue DelVitto Construction Company Barlind Drive Ferry Electric Company 430 E. Warrington Avenue Fidelity Trust Company 3734 Poplar Avenue General Teamsters Local 249 The Goulding Hotel Cochrane Mills Road Green Hills Lumber Company Church Hill Road Helen's Dress Shop Caste Village Henke-Fair Gulf Service 4225 Brownsville Road Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Arnoni Mrs. Josephine Bayts Mr. Daniel Bisogni Mr. John Boden Mr. and Mrs. John J. Brier Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brenner Mr. and Mrs. William P. Campion Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Carapellucci Mr. Fred Cenname Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. Cicchino Mr. and Mrs. James R. Clair Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Corace Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Corrigan Mrs. James Dawso Mr. and Mrs. Donald Donovan Miss Helen Dura Dr. and Mrs. Wendell A. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Eichelsbacher Dr. Leonard S. Fletcher, Sr. Dr. Leonard S. Fletcher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd F. Forma BUSINESS PATRON S Hornberger Roofing and Heating 2532 Library Road Joanne's Floral Shoppe 4200 Brownsville Road Johnny's TV Service 5824 Brownsville Road Kobosky's Confectionery Grove Road Lake JoAnn Venetia, Pennsylvania McShane Contracting Company 1007 McCartney Street Miller Agency II I3 Castle Shannon Blvd. O'Brien's Pharmacy 3400 South Park Road . Option Supply Company 5141 Brownsville Road L. M. Parsons, Heating 3857 Willow Avenue Penna. Vending Corp. 1826 East Carson Street Joseph Poli Company 1708 Fifth Avenue Provost Lumber Company 2544 Library Road D. Rosser Studio 191 5 Brownsville Road Schneider's Dairy, Inc. 726 Frank Street Site's Shoe Store Caste Village Theodore G. Slater, Inc. 5223 Library Road SPECIAL PATRONS Compliments of a Friend Froelich Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gegick Mr. Walter E. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hart Mrs. Veronica D. Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kern Mr. and Mrs. John Kernan Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Leindecker Mr. Peter Maracini and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Marasco Mr. and Mrs. Mclnerney Miss Carole McNally Mr. and Mrs. A. Murowski Rev. Lawrence A. O'Connell Mr. Sam Pandolpho Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Pape Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Polachek Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Prihoda 74 Slater Funeral Home 4201 Brownsville Road South Hills Decorating 4125 Brownsville Road South Hills Record 2524 Brownsville Road Strader's Pharmacy 3805 Willow Avenue Sternberger House of Color 3307 Saw Mill Run Blvd. Tuffalt, Inc. 137 Bausman Street Ed Werner Transfer Company 1917 Brownsville Road Western Penna. Nat'l Bank 2717 Brownsville Road Whitehall Bowling Alleys 4140 Brownsville Road Whitehall Dairy Mart 4136 Brownsville Road Whitehall Savings 81 Loan 4133 Brownsville Road Williams Buick Sales 2400 Brownsville Road W. H. Williams Lumber Co. 2333 Preble Avenue Wayne-Weil 306 Oliver Avenue Wills Motor Company Broughton, Penna. Zarnich Accordion Center 1713 E. Carson Street Zupancic Mercury Sales Miller and Rose Avenues Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Riley Mr. and Mrs. John Roche Mr. and Mrs. Rubas and Fami Miss Aldona Sabrinskas, R.N. Miss Jean Sabrinskas Mr. and Mrs. Edw. E. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Showalter Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Showalter Miss Bonnie Souchak South Hills Garbage Disposal St. Sylvester's Parish Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swick Miss Virginia Wesoloski Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Will Miss Marilyn Will Wingertzahn Family Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Winn Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wolf A and D Furniture and Appliance Co. Mr. and Mrs. Allalunis Mrs. C. E. Amrhein Mrs. E. Arras Mr. Elmer Arras I Frank P. Badolato and Son Mrs. P. Baer Mr. B. M. Bailey Baldwin Court Apartments Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bartinikas Mr. and Mrs. Beneditti Mr. and Mrs. John Berg Bethel Hardware Beverly Shoe Repair Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Binek Mr. and Mrs. Barry Blazitas Brentwood Electric Brentwood Federal Savings and Loan Bridgeville Auto Parts Mr. Edward C. Brisell Dr. F. A. Brown Roy R. Bruno Agency Mr. and Mrs. John Burke Mr. and Mrs. George Burkholder Mr. Michael Cammarata Mr. and Mrs. Cy Carapellucci Miss Marilyn Charles Mrs. M. J. Cieslak Cipoletti Family Mr. and Mrs. James Cipriani Miss Janet Clark Mr. D. Conwell Mr. and Mrs. William Conwell Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Corbett Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cozza Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cozza Community Gift Bond Stamps Mr. and Mrs. Neal J. Crain Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cramer Mr. and Mrs. Armond Creo Curry Cleaners Daniel's Variety Store Mr. Robert H. Davies Mr. and Mrs. Andrew DeBaldo Mr. Frank F. DeBor Dees Floral Shop Mr. Bill Derrick Mrs. Catherine Devos Mr. Tony Donati Mr. and Mrs. James Dornenburg Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Dubich The Duchess Company Mr. Milton Dudukovich Mr. Duffy Dukler's Food Market Dr. Laura B. Eastman Edward's Pharmacy Ed's Automotive Generators Egan Family Mr. Jack Egan Miss Adelaide C. Egler Miss Agnes B. Ertman KIND PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Estel Dan Evans Grill Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Evans Mrs. F. P. Farrell Miss Margaret Farrell Feller's Garage Fiore Coal Company Mr. Cornelius J. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. R. Foster Mr. and Mrs. John Foye S.F.A. Alumnae Association Freshman Class of Room 22 A Friend Mr. and Mrs. John B. Fuchs St. Gabriel School The Gallagher Family Dr. John M. Gardill Mr. and Mrs. Barton J. Gardner Goldenson's Furniture Company Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Griffin Capt. George T. Grifliths Walter E. Grifiith-Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. M. Guintali Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Hampsey Mr. Donald E. Harkins Harmony Dairy Mr. Michael Harris Harris Style Shoppe Mr. James Hawkins Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hayden Herbert's Pharmacy Samuel B. Heyer-Funeral Home Mr. Edward S. Hiscar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hodos Mrs. Charles Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hopkins Houlihan Packing Company Miss Margaret E. Hyde Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kaluha Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Kane Mr. and Mrs. R. Kane Kelly and Cohen E. G. 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Peters Mrs. Grace Pfister Mr. and Mrs. Amedeo Piccioni Mr. Frank Pohl Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Pudup Quaker Engineering and Supply Company Chas. Raber and Company, Inc. Ramar Cleaners Rizzo's Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ross Mrs. Alberta Rote Mr. and Mrs. Cyril F. Rulfennach The Rupert Family Miss Mary Ryan Mrs. P. Schaming Mrs. Irene Schubert Mrs. Schwartz D. H. Seruset Company The Schafers Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sharon Mr. Richard Sherlock Mr. Edward A. Sherwin Sophomore Class of Room 7.3 Stanley's Market Donald W. Stechschulte, M.D. Dr. Walton W. Stoops Sunset Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Sweeny Miss Arlene Szymanski Mr. Carlo Teodori Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Trageser Dr. William C. Updegraff, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. N. V. Vujnovic Mr. and Mrs. A. Wesoloski Mrs. S. G. Williams, Jr. Miss Jeanne Winn Mr. Raymond B. Wood, Jr. Walter Young Builders Mr. L. Yawny JNQHFDR'DNDNJWDR'DHDNDHJWJNJNJNDHDN31491934514Dl+DlbDH'Dl+Dl+DlbJN'DN'Jl+3N' 75 Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Abbott Mr. Chuck Abriatis Mrs. V. Adamitz Mrs. Roland Adams Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Adels Mrs. Regis Ahearn Mrs. Blanche Aldridge Miss Lena Alfery Miss Margaret Alfery Miss Margie Alfery Mr. Mike Alfery Mrs. Sam A. Allison Al's Cash Market Amitz Garage Mr. and Mrs. L. Anania Mr. and Mrs. David R. Angle Mr. and Mrs. Peter Antonelli Mr. Eugene A. Arapian Mrs. Mildred S. Aul Mrs. Elizabeth Ayoob Mrs. Every F. Bacon Mr. P. Baer Miss Claudia Baer Mrs. DuBois Mr. and Mrs. John R. Banbury Mr. and Mrs. James Bandi Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bandi Mr. and Mrs. Bakanowski Mrs. Peter Barbara Miss Kathy Barrett Mr. James P. Barrett Mr. James Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Barrett Barsotti Brothers Bakery Miss Joan Barsotti Miss Audrey Barwick Miss Ruthann Barwick Mr. and Mrs. E. Bassler Mr. Edmund Bauer Miss Frances C. Bauer Miss Janet Baul Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bauman Bauman Hardware Mrs. Edw. Baumgart Mr. Thomas Baynham Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Beccari Mrs. R. A. Beck Mrs. R. D. Bechman Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Becker Mrs. W. C. 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Budavich Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buechel Miss Patricia Buechel Miss Patty Burke Mr. and Mrs. Burket Mr. Walter E. Burleson Mr. and Mrs. Q. Burgess Mrs. John J. Burns Miss Elaine Burn Burt Gift Shoppe Miss Jeanne Buscall Mr. John Buscall Mr. Oscar Butterbach Mrs. Vera Butterbach Mrs. Edward Byers Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Caldwell Mr. James Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Carapellucci Mrs. Mary Carlo Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Carney Miss Donna Casciani Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Casciani Mr. Castright Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Catanzaro Mrs. Henry Cater Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cawly Cedar Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Chalfaunt Mr. Tommy Chalmers 76 Mrs. Andrew Checque Mr. Edward A. Cheesebro Mr. and Mrs. Philip Chimento Mrs. R. Chreean Mr. Francis Chwerut Mr. Frank Chwerut Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ciancialo Mr. and Mrs. E. Cieslak Mrs. Irene Cinalli Mr. Andrew Citron Miss Anne Marie Clair Mrs. Clark Miss Mary Jo Clark Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Clarke, S Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. 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Mr. George Deah Miss Dolores A. Demblowski Mary Louise DelPercie Mr. and Mrs. M. DelSardo Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Demblowski Mrs. M. A. DeManica Peter M. Demistickus, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Norbert M. Detig Mrs. R. F. Devine Miss Sandra Devos Mr. and Mrs. J. Dewar Mr. Jim Dew Duckson Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Diehl Mr. George W. Dietrich Miss Helen I. DiFebo Miss Sandy DiLiberatore Mrs. B. Dimmig P. M. Diodati Mr. Stanley Doborwalski Mrs. E. J. Dolan Mrs. George Dolan Mrs. Esther L. Dolinar Mr. J. J. Dolmovich Mr. and Mrs. Norb Doman Mr. and Mrs. John Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Donovan Miss Patricia Donovan Dormont Wallpaper and Paint Co. Mr. F. Doty Douglas Family Mr. Bill Drahe Mr. and Mrs. Drake Mr. Sam Drake Dravosburg Hardware Miss Helen Duffey Mrs. Duffy Mrs. J. A. Dufner Miss Audrey Eazor Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eber Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Eberly Mr. James Edwards Mr. and Mrs. William Egan Mr. George Egar Eloise Beauty Salon Miss Anne Ellis Mr. and Mrs. R. B. 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