St Francis De Sales High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Newark, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

we ' 50 HH? HHQBME-5 Publisllcd by the students of the ST. Ifli-XXCIS DE SALES IIICII SCHOOL NEXVARK. OIIIO Two .Eelu4tmnAadaMecZadzcm EH? IIIHQMIQISEV PUBLISHED BY TIIE SEINIOR CLASS OF ST FRANCIS DE SALES HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK OHIO I I 7 5 I i Y I I . 1 . A A a ,,.,n,.. . f .. f A, X x . . ' , ,ff 'J g 5 Q5 iw i 2 z , 3 5 5 Q, ii fl ei 2. It A 'Q' lffj ? , MM,,.,.M-1 . ,,,,,3'-jj Q7 ff? f 'A , 'rd 1 4 fi l ! Z , gf Q - 5? ,, 2 i f L' 57 gm' Lf W 4 4. ,. 4 , I 2 E , g V 4 f'-i . 4 a,..MQ.. lm, If only I'cI gone to 12011 earlierf ,J if 1 W I ' Mgt- 5,1 , 1 just A Minute, Please Before you turn the pages of the 1950 edi- tion of MEMOIRS, we should like to tell you what our purpose is in publishing this volume. The yearbook recounts the hours of this year at St. Francis de Sales-the only Catholic high school in Newark. It presents typical Ameri- can boys and girls praying, studying, and playing. XVe have featured the seniors in our tale of time but have given much space, also. to the nnde1'classmen. Praying . . . A good day begins for the De Salesite at seven o'clock. Ile attends the eight o'clock Nlass and endeavors to grow in grace. thus developing to the full his spiritual powers. Studying . . . The student attends classes with the aim oi developing his mental powers until he can apply principles to individual cases-in short, he hopes to learn to think. Playing . . . Opportunities are provided for acquiring social grace and for developing physically per- fect bodies. Poise becomes habitual with the practice of correct social customs. NVe learn to play with grace and fairness. 0 In t.i:.i:1si1w.r. 0 livin LIFE BEGI S AT ST. FH!-K EIS HE S LES AA. gf ' ia' ' 21 9 ' , 1,7 I af A 3 k f E situ 3 . ,,,4 Ai ,I ' A ' :A.1yv te- if Y , gin Q' f if V f jfagbql H XY, .6 tie-, I -yy, . gn .gf A' If? p g :fam : A - af if H144 . ', flaw, R 4 ,, f 37- W '-.1 ,bs-U. 1..- G' , Q6-f'fa'fz.- 1' .N A dit if. g. .r V X , 'K , A,.' , j. . 'V' 5 ff 7 , . if Erfxg Lv J ' 1 ' V .41 'Y-74' Atkfg.. 1 X W '5T37 4l 9' 2. mg' if , 3 in 24w..4 ,. 5' I X, wq , . R o-,9,.,, , ' 4 -f , Ai n A' f' : W , M -Q A 1? 3 ' afffa., 'ff 3 si ,nw b q Ax. , ,.,:, fu, Z, , ff Z, 'f K Yung., Six ffm .gil Hin Xl. Box Olll' 'Q ilnspimtion 1 F AC IIC , O. P Wea!! Sister Nl. Boniface, our beloved Principal! A strict disciplin- arian, a teacher, a dramatic coach, a religious-our friend, Sister is all of these and so much more that We wish we had the power to voice those half-formed, beautiful impressions that crowd against the gates of speech. Three years ago, while We were still underclassmen, Sister M. Boniface came to St. Francis de Sales. VVe are very grateful for the privilege that has been ours. Activities have been fos- tered by Sister until our school is the center of our lives. We have a dramatic club, a newspaperg we have assemblies, a bi-weekly radio boradcastg we have a glee club, parties and dances-making the hours spent at school a real preparation for life. Sister M. Boniface is interested in current affairs and in athletic contests, but best of all, she is concerned about each of the forty-two of us. She shares our failures and triumphs, she is a faultless guide on the path of righteousness, she has created an esprit de corps that is enviable, we play, study, and pray-to- gether. Sister has worked unceasingly for the interests of all those under her care. She promoted the trip to WVashington until it became a reality. NVe can never thank her adequately for all that she has done for us, but we can, with Godis grace, lead lives that are true to the ideals instilled in us by her. To our leader, our guide, our inspiration-we dedicate this nineteen hundred fifty edition of NIr:Mo1Rs. 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NJA, -Q Q if .... 44 , I i , ,, - Q qw 71,619 0 MARY LOU BOEHM Friendly smile . . . commonly known as Dimples,, . . . likes jolopies . . . finds shorthand confusing . . . poised and quiet goes mto ecstasy when she hears There s No Tomorrow wants to be a nurse usually seen vslth udy tops ROBERT BOWERS Red head always on time 1 three year basketeer wlth the green and gold BOW16 usually IS seen with and Deak admires his father s quaint automobile famous for his accom phshment 1n the truck1ng business most versatlle boy in the sen1or class IOANN BARNEY Everybody s pal keen sense of humor loves S F de S so much she stayed here to be graduated Toledo will claim her after Iune haunts Clalys Commerclahte superbe plans to visit Rhode Island come vacation always hstenmg to Stardust Twenty-Two MARY LOU CALASSO Kasco pretty and petlte as SIOH for clothes wants to be a perfect secretary favorlte coke spot 1S Clary s always hummmg Body and Soul class secretary for three years hltes to be teased good dancer RICHARD DUBLIN Dlck personahty plus keeps everyone laugh1ng almost as tall as Lmcoln student representat1ve to the Athletlc COUHC11 falthful member of the F atlma Club experlenced sh salesmln fond of swrmmmg WlShCS he could speak French fluently IOANN DANDERA Always laughing crazy about dancmg Iosy never wlthout chewmg gum favorlte perfume, Tabu', spends all her nlckels for a hot cup of coffee goes mto a daze when Eddx Howard plays Maybe Itys Because v Qs if Nif- Twenty Three IRENE DAUGHERTY Doc real skatlng enthuslast beautlful VOICC hates gettmg up on Saturday mornmg wants to own a motorcvcle practlcally l1ves at Clary s Llkes Canadlan Capers whose plcture was that the young man we mean IOHN EDLY Yontz most valuable eager of the 49 50 season Bango s best frlend a steady passenger of 11m s car a pelsonahty plus rat1ng w1th everyone runs Armstrong and Redman s never .1 dull moment always a b1g smlle and a llttle chuckle ANITA EHIRET Very talented llkes to ICC skate swoons when she hears Agaln envxes people w1th red ha1r expert seamstress admlred for her clothes always ready to lend a helpmg hand llkes to wrlte notes artlst supreme Twenty-F our MARY IANE DOLAN Proud of belng Irxsh pretty and graclous 1S determmed to learn to swlm crazy about her cocker spanlel F reckles always has trouble wxth her collapslble umbrella won flrst prlze m the state for her Irnsh essay acqulred the name of Flutter WALTER EHRET Vlce presldent of senlor class never wlthout a brxght remark member of Smglng Walters actlve leader 1n the Boy Scouts a good cook went to Buckeye Boys State admired for hrs VOIC6 act1ve and cooperatlve ways has a burr IUDY EVERS Lovely smlle has many frlends a good student known as Cuddles found at Central Avenue Confectlon er llkes to drlve ID her lexsure txme thmks Im a Lonely Llttle Petuma 1n an Omon Patch IS the cutest song her one dmbltl0H IS to learn the game of go Twenty F we L if ROSEMARY FLOYD Rosle shlnmg brown eyes con stantlv hummmg Laura hates to gne speeches one of Clarys best customers spends her lelsure tlme ClldXVlI1g cheers wildly at football gunes gets a blg klCk out of rld mg the Blessed Sacrament Bus IAMES GILES m easy to look at loves math excels IH football usually seen at Bowles llways says How much you w uma bet? sharp dresser wrde lwake and ready to answer any questlon has more uncles than any other per son Ill the world MARY ANN FOLLMER Tllly IS .1 real WhlZ at shorthand serv n1ce to know envled by all for curly halr swoons to All the Thlngs You Are quiet COIISCICIIUOUS student the saylng Good things come lll small pacltagesv flts Marv Ann to tl T Twenty-Six ROBERT McMANUS Bo never at a loss for words Yearbook edltor treasurer of the Glee Club crazy about hlS dog Rusty avrd baseball fan and player member of the Natronal Guard makes 1 palr wlth Bernle would hke lust once to have .1 back seat nn the class room ROSEMARY FRANKS Generous laughlng goes by the name of Rosle loves to argue 111 a. frlendly manner of course hates blonde halr wlld about You Are Nly Sunshlne cmasta IS an unsolved problem to her everybody s frlend BERNARD NOLD Berme a dynamlc actor Yes Slfl a good lce skater has been known to start ICG skatlng md end swlmmmg IS usually close to Bob loves to drlve llkes basketball plans to take up draftlng ln college famous for bls smlle 1 -ci Twenty Seven fa was Twenty-Eight MARY CATHERINE GILES Pmkv has a weakness for ham burgers w1th onions hates to be teased about her blonde halr deep mterest ln Boy Scouts usually seen behlnd a counter at Kresges mam ambltlon IS to learn to drrve much sparkle MICHAEL GRADY Mlke a golfmg wlzzard cant keep from lallghlllg at Sook usually seen polxshlng clubs at Granvrlle Golf Course h1s clothes can be seen and he nd a mlle away llkes whlte shoes at one tune had freshman fever energehc and llvely always laughlng showman ln basketball llkeable wxll be mlssed BARBARA MARTIN C1 azy about hats loves to dance treasurer for three years usuallx called Barb famous for her foot ball coat llkes slumber parhes stock reply 1S Oh plcklel enjoys muslc from bebop to Bach very fond ol eltlng MARGARET HILLIS Blue eves auburn halr good stu dent takes her tlme Squeekt loves to swlm or take long rldes ln a par flClll8I' Ford dramatlc club Ncwsark most generallv found lt Clary s Blue Moon her fax orlte song pretty and popular THEODORE MILLER Qulet dependable enjoys footbqll on 1 jaunt on horseback llkes to hunt way out Ill the stlcks SWll'lgS 1 mc m cue stuck gets Ill tune wlth Llttle Brown ug Teds motto If at hrst you dont succeed try trv xgam llkes to square dance KATHRYNE IACOBELLIS Till wx lCl0llb brunettc Ka x IS uerx ones fu ontc 1 depend lblc gul who cm expect 1 succcssful futuu loxcs to CllIXC desnes to lruc lou mur pct pcexc IS x uulll :ce cu un usulllv e lflllg 1 fudgc sundu ulth lll thc tllIl1llllllgS llw ns hummm Old Nhster Puntcn L 115 Twenty-Nine if M Thirty KATHLEEN MCKENNA Avld ICC skater and swlmmer usual ly at Clary s Katle loves onlons eager to get a job excellent ln book keepmg won flrst place 1n State Scholar shlp Tests advocate of laughter Glee Club secretary favorlte song 1S I Can Dream Can t I usual pastlme IS runnlng the mlmeograph RICHARD KUBIK Rugged athletlc mmded Deac pred1cts K1ner wlll break Ruths rec or loves baseball go1ng on to college pet peeve h1llb1lly muslc usually found on basketball court constant companlon of hls falthful car IS always 1n a huddle wlth 11m and Bowle IOAN N NADOLSON Petlte always Sfnlllflg Jo spends her worklng hours at the bakery con stant companlon of Anlta 1S partlal to the name of Sammy loves to dance and ICC skate wlshes she had red halr Oh how she loves F renchl ISOLINA ROSATO Beautlful halr hates to studv loves housekeepmg spend her tlme dancmg ss lnvarrably saxs Oh no noted for her laugh llkes to drlve has a cheerful smlle for everyone never wlthout N1n alwavs caught chewmg gum AUGUST SELBY Sook presldent of the Clee Club never stmgy wxth h1s smlle ead mg man ln the senlor class play mlred for hls cholce of clothes peeve IS glrls hates Chevy trucks IS everybodvs frlend llkes all spol ts ardent student of bookkeeplng IOANN STOKES Adds fun and frollc to any class to lects post cards lllces football md crochetlng tletests hlvmg her plc ture taken wants to be In angel Ill white l CAN DREAM CAN T I 19 tops on o s hlt parade msakcs the best popcorn In Newark 'Gaza-2 t 1 Tlnrty One . NAOMI RAUCH Blonde winning smile pleasing personality attended Girls State class President two years editor of Newsark Naomi loves French fries and parties pet peeve IS short boys fan of Newark Yankees It s Magic is her song THOMAS HUTH Tom good looking well liked by everyone always ready to snap plc tures photographer for Newsark pet peeve old Fords and Whizzers can usually be found at the Fan field Shoppe when not able to thmlt of anything else says What are you m 1d at? bound for Notre Dame NATALIE RICCIARDO A girl with '1 goal . . . serious brown ues that hidc 'ln impish character . . . good student . . . business manager of Memoirs . . . dctests slow drivers . . . member of Fatima Club . . . our can- didate for white habit . . . Nan's song is To Each Her Ownf' Thirty -Two FRANCES STARE Charming enthusiastic F rancie loves swimming and dancing cheer leader French fries is her dish desires to be Wright theme song IT HAD TO BE YOU Dramatic Club business manager for the News ar always saying Honest? girl who will go far PAUL SWONGER Ban 0 wields a mean cue stick eneral y heard saying We want to gr ome paper route IS his pet peeve towers over his buddle john Edlv yet to be dragged onto the dance floor sometimes shy would like to have stayed in Washington MARY ANN MILLER The girl with the smile . . . serious stu- dent . . . desires a new car . . . you cm generally find her skating 'rt the Old Mill or sip ing a coke at Clarys . . . destined to ecome a surgeon . . . usually humming I Can Dream, Can't IPD . . . makes a pair with Mary Lou. Thirty-Three Tlurty Four NANCY I AN E WRIGHT Small but mlghty pCl9OI13llty plus cheerleader delegate to N R L C, NICE resldent of the Clee Club Nance oxes to smg reporter fm 'ewsark deslres to l1ve ln the North End llkes Ford coupes fIV0lltt song Blue Moon PAUL PETRY Pete usually laughing at Tom scholar athlete of the class of 50 wants to become a phys ed teacher hates Macbeth Dont worry about lt he says often seen Wlth h1S Babe Ruth candy bar usually found con fuslng hlmself ind everyone else oven tug ploblems MARY LOU WIRICK Llkeable frlendly count on Mary Lou fox cute saymgs spends her t1me at the meat market mlght even become a butcher always seen Wlth Mary Ann llk8S horseback rldlng You re Breakmg My Heart remmds her of someone speclal BARBARA ANN VAN ARSDALE Sparkling brown eyes personallty to s are ICG skatmg and swrmmlng hea her sports 11st Ann spends spare time w1th her dog Spooky kee s the uke box jumping at Clarys Youl Never Know college bound sometxmes called Eggbeater vlce presldent of dramat prom queen IOHN SCHARF A braln at math smcere and hon es known as IP wants to be a farmer Fat1ma Club member Wllllflg to lend a helplng hand ways askmg Dld ou get your lesson? spends noon our laylng basket ball a credlt to our c ass MARILYN WINTERS Maylo charmlng and smooth drlves a neat Oldsmobile presldent of the Dramatic Club crazy about Swlmmlng proud of Susle a contaglous lau h hates men dnv ers admlre for her clothes usually found at the 400 Shoppe a u -..Cl 37 n I ,n ..!. Y WSH fl .Ay ' if , ,W t... - ' ...al- if Y! n . , . ...- ' ' :. '...has A pl in , ig Lf -my' OFFICERS Vice-President ..........wvY. Barbara Altmeyer President ...r,r,.,. ............ I ack Kegley Treasurer '... .... ....... O t to Odendahl om: in pictureb Secretary ',,... ,Yr,.. R ose Ann VVilliams JUNIOR YEAR Heigh-hol Here comes the juniors-with Sister M. Loretto close behind. 'There hasn't been a dull moment since Se temher when the thirty-eifht of us , B assembled. Two newcomers are Suzanne O Neill and Mary VVey, who soon caught our s Jirit. To fet enou 'li money to ive a nom was our dominant ur ose. By , l P . giving the Kris Kringle Ball and sponsoring the dances after the game we amassed sufficient pelf to honor the seniors. john Gressle was an excellent chairman, so we settled hack with a satisfied air. john Kegley and Eugene Chiloni were selected for Boys' State while Donna Swank and Shirley Riclnner were chosen for Girls' State. Come une we are oin f forth with class rin fs and will treasure 1 . L, the memory oi this year. Upper Photo Front Row: jack Kegley, Suzanne OiNeill, Xvlllilllll Marshall, Nancy Snider, Marianne Tanner, Patty Fortune. jim Thornton. and Eugene Chiloni. Second Row: Patty Vogelmeier, Barbara Altmeyer, Donna Swank, and Rose Ann Williams. Top Row: Ruth Denz, Ann Cline, julie Cullinan, and Theresa Cebhart. Lower Photo Front llow: Otto Odcndahl, John Fischer, Paul Lees and Robert Yonkers. Second How: Boh Mathy. Dick XVade, -loan llohot, joanne Miller, Margaret Stasel, lloward lilwcll. and john Cressle, Third Row: joe Ehlerinann. Norma Hillis, Dorothy Anne Vast-ek, Betty Claub, and Monica llauek. Top Row: Shirley liichnier, Mary VVey, Mary Dyar, lean llealy, and Frances Spring. Thirty-Six f ,K-A. ' I 'hiviwy xx we Q MA, a Iggy U,- ,. fr, 2' 5 l aw ,. V, 5- Y 4kl,,4 if ,Rag 6 fm ' ,J Sz O gif -Jlpwl , ,J 3 33 A 1 If P , V, 1, I W l V 4 Q W ' Q N. , . ' 4 lx' I , K Lat A, , Q 5' . Q M H 1 gf2 . if 's f. frf 2 1 i , ft , E M .f -I WW S OFFICERS President .....,. .,,.,...........A.., Paul Barkhurst Vice-President .,.....v .....w. H arry Kennedy Secretary .,....e,...ee. .e.A..... E lnora Grady Treasurer ...e..,,e. ,....,.....,. G retchen Bentz President ..................,. Christine Nlarcclain Vice-President ,e...,.....ee.ee,vr,..r,.. Paul Swank Sercetary ..,,r,,..,, ,e,Ae,,, j ack O'Neill Treasurer 'eeee,..e,eeee .Dick Snyder Half The Hme at TOP PHOTO First Row: George Gressle, Rita Canale, Emma Cantlebary, Theresa Di Blasio, Pat Copeland, Norma Bowers, Mary Lou Georgetti, and Elnora Grady. Second Row: Robert Kubik, Charles Bentz, Neil Butte, Joseph Donaldson, Thomas Boehm, Frank Guanciale, Jack Handley, Larry Franks, and James Greenwald, Top Row: Thomas Fetter, Margaret Kozma, Mary Jeannette Hinger, Ann Barsotti, Dorothy Hill, Sara Heiser, Ja n e t Fox, Margaret Dietsche, and Paul Barkhurst. AT THE HALF Although the two Sophomore Classes are divided, they are one in spirit through the efforts of Sister M. Kenneth and Sister M. Gratia, the class officers, and the splendid cooperation of the class it- self. We have given several dances, one of the most successful being the Twirp Dance, which featured something new in school activities. Joanne Strigle brought glory to us by winning, in World History, first place in the district in the Scholarship Tests. We have de- bated and studied and played through the year always keeping the ideals of St. Francis in our hearts. I BOTTOM PHOTO First Row: Joan Young, Joan Meryman, Christine Marcelain, Nancy Workman, Pat Stasel, Mary Jo Ronan, Shirley Stare, and Grace Sforza. Second Row: Rosemary Ruple, Linda Rich- mer, Theresa Riesbeck, Helen Maas, Linda Williams, Margie Snider, Nellie Ann Pallagi, and Joanne Strigle. Top Row: Richard Talbot, Joseph Serfosa, Paul Swank, Dick Snyder, Donald Widrig, Wil- liam Tanner, William Schilling, Francis Scan- lon, Norman Zureich, Jack Simi, and John MC- Osker. Thirty-Eight S F de S Has T1cked Away THE BIG THREE President ............................,.,... Rita Devlin Vice-President .............,.,,,.. Jerry Huffman Secretary and Treasurer ...... Charles Friel FIRST QUARTER VVhen the freshmen entered school last fall they were slightly green and more than a little afraid of the new routine of high school life. Now the end of the year has rolled around and the freshies can look with pride on a very suc- cessful year. Sister Mariella, our homeroom teacher, worked long and hard to make every freshman undertaking a success. The radio program and the Christmas party showed the class spirit. The school can look for great things to come from the freshman class. They work together as a class for the class. TOP PHOTO First Row: Raymond Riesbeck, Stephanie Eitel, Ruth Hillis, Anabelle Sayatovich, Eliza- beth Cousino, Patricia Claub, Iosephine Sforza, Marianne Hushion, and Henry Maas. Second Row: james Lees, Bruce Billows, Jerry Allen, Marshall Gilbert, Ernest George, VVillia1n Scanlon, Paul Cline, Joseph Bobot, and Richard Locker. ' Top Row: Earl Keck, Iudy Bentz, Rita Devlin, Phyllis Morman, Eleanor Bruneau, Sally O'Neill, Kay Beal, jerry Huffman, and Philip Fischer. BOTTOM PHOTO First Row: Nancy Snow, Dora Ruple, Ioan Mathy, Mary Lou Ritchey, Anita Borden- kercher, Angela Cecutti, VVendy Brinkley, Rita Colangelo, and Judy Copeland. Recond Row: james Nealon, Joseph Sforza, Charles Schimf, Charles Friel, joseph Ober- field, John Thomton, Pat NVirick, Richard Handley, Daniel Swonger, and Barbara Ronan. Top Row: Bridget O'Ferrell, Sally Ralston, Frances Spaulding, Carolyn Strigle, Susie Heckman, Connie VVelsh, Florence McFarlane, Mary Virginia Radcliffe, Marcella Ghiloni, Joan VVoolard, Nancy Martin, and Linda Van Arsdale. F ony 254 W of, , viz ' wk -f ' W ' K 'G h ,Y W K. s r 295' .Y 9 v . 14' A 5 gy 'W X - fu wiv gfyf' A 1 :Iii f my Wt ,km W , L-if mm WL mx: gy? Wi ,, 'ZZ' ,fl 'Ar Y! ,QA f Mwmyzfrf I Q , ,A L W ,M 1' 41 ,G ,A , 224 . .L . ,Q QV, sferfw ' 1 0 my '27, I I , M ff H ,,, , fm W .X ' ' f - X , ' Hts: u ' V . Y 7 1 I an wb if M 5 .W qi., , J N .Q f ,W n an ,gag Q 3 it f Wi, Q5 ' V V 74 14 2 ,7. f1,,.: V A T ' 'V 7' If ff 'X 75195 ' f ' 5 f, ' E M 5 , ., - kv' ' . . , Il , d , ,Q f 4, I , ,. h vw r uzw , 4' f .J ? 2 A 5 - I , ,3 Q - 5 , . - . X 1' r-v V Y,Qwf'.JKwe'.15v,.fA ,V F ll C! QQ 3, ww Q i in Me 0 We Use The Go! K llllllillll' and thrift-with an c-ye to the future-. nts and lIllilllLllS yic-ld their sc-L-refs in the Biology ffluss. Y' V re '-,Z if VEST' A .- I I 5 ' . -1 175' ' 'fi Q 'rg '. WZ? .f +5 Ulf ' X. ' .f ,, . M .Q ,N 1- - ,,, ,A ,Qi i 1 4 v p-we af X ff Q N' ks 5 W 'Q uni? I 43 . Jvyw , ,6 , 3 f .5 up 'Q 5 w 1' , Mm. fn, wk- K JP' ff sf? Ufpx x Q - ' A H A 1 7 ' I I Q Q2 t ki 1 nf--.f-.....L V 5Q rf -xwwwv.,.,,,,,,. vw wi -' , ,, fp . .K ' :Yiff 3 1 s L Fifteen We Learn The Three R19 . 2 The Curies of America isn't dead! Sister Nl. Loretto , says the language 'i Cc-t ready! Go! F orty-Five -.. Q- Zlfe lawn 2 in S K. x. K vi' xv K, ff. K. an I Il 1 3 5 . di V H Q r . if 'wx vw. ,A Me I 1,,4. in-1 xf 5311, S: .vvxg J, ffm 3 1 M-'f ' 1uVrl I , aaa: . x . - ,M 1. az. ', X 2 X -. K wrly-Sir in pau Hamm N W ff Q x C9 3 Q X 'X f f ix? 1 5 5 www lumvwm Is tliat too much nioncy to spa-ntl, Natalia-F xlilfll layouts. we I 9 5 A Recor STAFF Editor ', ,.v Yv ,v..,ww............... Bob McManus Business Manager '.w........ Natalie Ricciardo Associate Eclitoi ',,Yw,,,..w..,,V. Barbara Martin Associate Editor ',,,V..Vr ........ N ancy Wright Associate Editor ',c,,w .....,........ I udy Evers Assistants ,.,.ici.vc,v,wc.w....,., Marilyn Winters, Mary Lon Calasso, Mary Anne Foll- incr, .loann Danclcra, Tom Hutli, Mary Catherine Giles, Iirn C-iles, and Isolina Prosato. yn NVintcrs, Joann Danclcra, Isolina llosata. Mary Lon Calasso. and rllillll llntll study 45 71 W Forty-Eight f happy moments at S F de S :Xny And T ell The staff of the 1950 Zllemoirs has enjoyed every minute of the work on the yearbook. Ever since last fall. when the entire senior class went out and solicited advertisements and patrons, we have tried to make a publica- tion that is worthy of the school. XVe have chronicled the serious and happy moments of our last year at St. Francis. XVe have tried to imprison the spirit and ideals of our school in the-s pages. XVe have presented the student body praying. working, and playing. Every member of the Memoirs staff shares the responsibility of the book you now have in your hands. There ar some. however. who Time-Nlary Anne Follmer. -lim and Xlary Catherine of Time deserve special mention. Sister Marie Berna- dette has worked unstintingly advising and planning. giving us out of her experience the help we needed. Editor Bob McManus has spent many hours writing, cutting, pasting. and confering He knew his staff and made assignments that brought the best possible re- sults. Natalie Riceiardo amassed most of the money during the drive for funds and has shown an unflagging zeal since. She knows how to spend wisely. So the staff-one and all-of the 1950 llenzoirs gives you their tale of time. 's. and l3arbara Martin could be seen getting inspiratir :Na 3 3 . 4 4 ill lxtlfflf 'N IC '7!1e!V we 4 . , Bus. Mgr.-Frances Stare Asst. Ed.-Donna Swank liditor-Naomi Rauch Adviser--Sister NI. Cratia Ruth Denz. NVey. ' O,Farrell. - s News and reviews of happenings here The '49-50 Newsark created much reader interest in the school. Under the guidance of Sister NI. Gratia it recorded the highlights of school life and spoke out by editorials and articles on subjects that would make for a greater St. Francis. The student publication gives news and re- views of important happenings around school and features sketches about the students them- selves. The purpose is not only to let the reader know what is going on but to serve as a record that he may scan later in his life. Naomi Rauch, the efficient, hardworking editor heads the staff. She gives assignments F iffy to the reporters, checks the articles, and does many things behind the scenes. She is, to a great extent, responsible for the Newsark. Frances Stare. capable business manager pay the bills and keeps the accounts favorably balanced. Donna Swank and Shirley Rich- mer, respectively, ar being groomed for the editorship and management next year. Sports editor Dick YVade is always on hand with the latest in scores and forecasts. Sharing the spot- light are the other reporters while the typists make it possible for the Newsark to go to press. Asst. Bus. Mgr.-Shirley Ricluncr First Row-Judy Evers, Susan 0 Neill Second Row-Peggy llillis, Rosemary Ruple, Dorothy Anne Vascek Niarx 1 Third Row-George Cressle Bridget Fourth Row-jack Simi, Dick VVade '7fze qv... ear Memories are caught in song! The Clee Club this year has been showered with compliments. so it is only fitting that we give credit to our director par-excellence, Sis- ter M. Helene. The directorship of a hundred lively students was a feat of almost impossible accomplishment in itself. In converting this group into an harmonious four-part chorus. Sister showed not only the best in ability but a love of music that was contagious. Of the highlights of the year's Clee Club program, the concert of Christmas carols per- haps shone the brightest. This was given over our local station, VVCLT on December 21. The brilliance of this beautiful yuletiue offer- ing was enhanced by the truly spiritual inter- pretation of the First Christmas Mornf, To spread the Irish feeling over Licking County. the Clee Club accepted an invitation to give a half-hour program over the Hi- Timeh spot on YVCLT regularly used by Newarlcs public high school. The versatility of the group was displayed by the selections which ranged from the peppy XVearing of the Creenw to the soulful Macushla.'i This last number, sung by our soloist Barbara Blar- tin. is a memory that will remain forever. The singing on Easter at St. Francis de Sales Church was the last contribution of the chor- isters as an entire group. Members other than senior will honor the graduates on Commence- ment Day. There are no happier memories of S. F. de S. than those caught in song by the Clee Club. First Row: Ioan Young, Rita Colangelo, Janet Fox, joan Mathy, Ann Barsotti, Mary Ann Hushion, Shirley Stare, Mary Jeannette Ilinger. Linda Richmer, Elizabeth Cousino, and Linda Van Arsdale. Second Row: Patricia Claub, Stephanie Eitel, Nancy YVorkman, Susan Hcckman, Phyllis Morman, Mary Lou Ceorgetti, Rita Devlin, Marcella Chiloni, Rosemary Ruplc, Ann Copeland, Sally O'Neill, Eleanor Bruneau. Top Row: Carolyn Strigle, Patricia Copeland, Anita Bordenkircher, Frances Spaulding, Judy Bentz, Nancy Martin, Virginia Radcliffe, Margie Snider, Sally Ralston, Rita Canale, joan Merryman, and Connie XVclsh. 2 1 6 4 1 .52-' '15 'Jerri I ,, '72 Laura Qzee em I'1'4-nsxlrvr l7il'l'K't0I', lll'l'SiClt'Ilt, , .. , , 5c'L'1'vh1ry... , .,.,..Bol1 xifxiilllllk ....,...Sist0r H1-ICI11' ,,.,,. August Sc-H15 Kzlthlcc-11 x1l'Kl'IlI1il Viva--l'rm-siclm-11t. .... ,. ,Nancy Xvfigllt l r1111t Row: Irene Ijilllgllvffy, Mary A111161 Fr1ll111vr, Mary L011 Calasso, Bllfbllfii Martin, Mary Cz1tl1Pri11v Klilvs, Rl1St'IllilTf' Floyd, 10211111 D1111- clvral. Sm-411141 Pu1w: Nauwy YVrigl1t, Muri- lyll XYi11tvrs, Kz1tI1lc-1111 N14-K01111:1, A1111 xvllll .'xI'SKl2lltA, Mary Allllll' Dolan. Q9 V7 7 1. 1 , K4 M, ,. M 'vsxqsf I I ' vixw af' 2 1 sv F 9 ff I I 1 f I Q 3 1 ' . 1 wr 3 W7 97 'C Fifty-Tico Thereis a song in my heart! Slulllg Llrl ludx Bruu lilll :xx XX llll lm Xl xrslm u 7 XILXIIIIIIS ldlnum ms Bodum t mdmg P ul C 1111 1 un T mm r e Butte August Sn lbx 1 mg., u It ul lll 1 1 nrt ms Dil N llll uns mr mg bus un U X11 '1 Purtum X mu xc 1 r XI srl mm r B lrb urn -X tim Nl -Kun C mc ' 4- ', 'z 1 3 - ull, B I . '. 1 S 1 ' V: 1 I Il' 1, xvillla 1 - , N il SU' ': I 14' Cf I' llll, Ruth DEIIZ, 'l'ln-ra-su CJIQ , Hn 14- A Sta I' : ' fl '. ' -'11, Iltty 1 ' . 'A X Slut' l ' , . 1 'A -Tun- nu , 1 1 1 . I -r, . Ili: '. if 35-rm 39 C . j' Q , E ' , 5 qv I 3 V S 'B ,ff -irq 5 Q it 5 1 - f g vqxgfn-wmgfgim A sg fflg , 'M- I ,W f .,,..gmk wh .1 5 1' f ., eh 'W 'L Q 2? f f - Q' TWT? ,lf ull? x S TF' ffl ll if -' , 'W in w, ,4 ' ...Q-:-4 -L ,, f . fb , ' ' 1 Vg .1-. A 5, Xl eu at I i K 3 'J S Ex f 'L K rf Q gf .lm E ' , L, x -ks Q .A M..w 1291, , V ig1f?2 Q 534 ' gg J, Us 'E iii? iv, Q '. ' ff' t.s' iv. X 2552 :fx e ,- Q. iv p 11, A? .,, f-+1 , LJ IW de Sales on the air Bridget O'Farre11, Rita Colangelo, Judy Bentz, Florence McFarlane, Charles F riel, john Cressle, Charles Shirnpl Ernest George, Susan Heckman, and Philip Fischer do a skit about the Red Cross. The year 1949-50 saw a new project inaugu- rated at St. Francis High. Every other week on Wednesday at 1:80 our school had its own quarter-hour broadcast over WCLT. Every class and club gave a program of its choice, thereby affording a great variety of plays such as: musical, historical, and dramatical. The participants in the radio skits agree that it takes a great amount of practice and time to prepare for such a program, but the excite- ment and enjoyment of actually giving it on the air is reward enough. Some of the work which precedes a finished program is writing script, selecting the cast, rehearsing until the program runs smoothly, timing and cutting. and devising sound effects. Radio plays an important part in America today. There are a great many departments for which one can prepare as, advertising, sell- ing, music librarian, sports announcing, en- gineering, disc-jockey, etc. WVe were spell- bound when Parnell Egan explained all of these to us during Vocation NVeek. It is the desire of the faculty to give the students an actual taste of this type of work. Who knows? Maybe one of our own students will someday become a great radio star! 1 1 il lwfty Iwte ,fl S prm g Dme PIOIHS 11111 come .1 d ll go Ill 0111 hxes bu the 49 P10111 wlll remam fole g d6l1Cl0llS food md heax enly musxc fulmshed the lTl0t1f fOl thc hap pl6St of mghts We had saved Olll money md pud our class dues NVe seemed the Countly Club and set to W0lk to 111114 Olll malor 1u111or undertak mg a success WV1lte1 Ehxet genelal chalrman W as ass1sted bv Amta t Dmk IXlllJlL L1lLS Bubara Nlartm A u may be' Is Prom Time E111 et 011 dLc01 0 mer dc slgned pletty program B s ob NICNIJIIUS and Barbal 1 Nldl tm went completely feffllllllle and seemed 111 All C111 Orchestra Evely IUCIH bel of the LOIT1lI1ltt66 dld h1S best to make the evemng 0116 to be lemembeled Even now a year later there IS a sweetness 111 tl1e thought that IS compellmg as we fold iway the souvemr of our Prom Fzfty Sax , X in l ' 7 l .1 A ll l I l 1 1 1 ,t1, 3' ', 2 ' ' A ' ' , . . . ' ' . If 1 ' ' ' ' f 5, ' 1 - 'L1tiOllS. Mary Ann F ll 1- , ' ' ' ' ver in our 111e111- ' A 3 - 1 ' ' ories. Ca11dleli ht, ' ' , z - '- ' ' 'z . ' ' I ' ' ' Q ' I 1 A , - 1 . 2 - '- l Q - Q ' Q L U . H-I - . . . , A .. 4 ' 7 1 ' . I ' , ' ' - 1 1 - 2 a. Paam Nao1111 Rauch Nhry C ugust Selby md Mary Lou Calasso bound for the Lountry Cl b 9 ., 'C ', gf., if ,.,. gt H. - f ,,. gg Q 'K . L I , L X ,, 2 Qi? 5 en- L X. 5, x, .1 3, 1 Q I 1? 51. li m i , , , was ,fb 'i Y --W, f. ' , Mk . A,,L ir, , .. , ggwfx . I ifelvg nga, ' , 'if , , 1 .- ,- 'J-fwfr .-451- X ' AH M' , '43, f .' K SLQQ M Mar, in ff ' fi? ff.Q.5'L 1 'mei-' fif- ' . T -Ar f ' lg 4 u .1 , , 'QQQA44 1, x Qlfiffq V H4 5 'FV if? 7 ' 'aiasf QQ' I K . - .K ,A ff' ' ' j'?3'xf gz?1,!.f9' ew K S ' ff L wif' ' 4 L' ,gy , . . ,,,.: -ff ,NM 'Q M t 9 ,A W W, 3 , .,,, an 5? ,,. gs is 2 if S 4 Q. ,L Q -in t a, -Q x W w 1, ,. . z , f -if Q 1 S ti -r j 2 Q 1 Z, ., ? 5 , Q, fifvieffi' Q ,, -ff? 'ff fi A' Q V -za, 14 Q ,H -z J 'Q iw H Q 114:21-f W 4. if is f .,. .. 11,- -,iw ,Wm My I 9 L, Z 41 1 F Q Am k ifzz f w 3? 1? f QQ fi ' V ?'5:7ff WA ' 3 4 ,W W2 ' A322 :Y i v 4 S 4 2 f. 'S 4 2255 fx I 'EQ' 1 ff: 'ii mf -lqvfg 'S' ,,,'3T' 924, gix 5 E fi: 4 f fig, ' ' f' 1 W 1 4. af 5, -. 3 ' A N :Mm Q I' I if? W ii? 3 5? w We tum back the clock to the t victories Won in Athletics TITHLETIU Coach J. Brickcls, I. Thornton, E. Ghiloni, I. Giles, M. Grady, P. Petrey, J. Edly, D. Kubik, J. Kcglcy, ll. Elwcll, H. Yonkers, and Mgr. D. NVade. afmlzfqli Cagers Eght for the green and gold St. Francis 30-Alumni 31 l St. Francis 59-Mt. Vernon St. Vincent 38 3 l St. Francis 47-Shawnee 57 i l St. Francis 43-Zanesville St. Thomas 42 i ' St. Francis 92-Zanesville St. Nicholas 58 ': St. Francis 64-Marion St. Mary's 50 1 l St. Francis 48-Bladensburg 38 St. Francis 36-Columbus St. Charles 48 St. Francis 66-Zanesville St. Thomas 58 Si. Francis 55-Hebron 50 St. Francis 74-Zanesville St. Nicholas 77 St. Francis 42-Utica 50 SEASON'S SCORES ue Cage e D so ssh.. Sixty Two The Green Wave Basketeers did not exact- ly set the world on fire this year but they were constantly in the thick of the battle. Through- out the season the Wave exhibited sportsman- ship and a great deal of basketball ability. The seasonis record of 12 victories and 11 de- feats does not tell the story of this teamis work. Under the capable tutelage of head coach Iames Brickels, the Green Waves finished the regular season with 10 on the right and 10 on the left to balance the ledger at 500 points. In the Class B District Tournament at Wes- terville our team defeated Hebron and a favored Mifflin team only to lose out to a strong XVorthington team in the quarter-finals. This team will be long remembered by its loyal fans for its ability to fight back in the face to defeat and to take a loss with determ- ination to win the next game. The future looks brzght Thy GIQOII Wluc Rc-Qelxc Squad uuoxcd 1 Xen sucLeGsful Semou dllllllg 49 30 XX7ltl1 Herb Zurelch it the helm the St Fr mus Sec ouch won flfttlll XlC.tOllG9 .1g.uuSt oulx flu ict of Class -X tmms The Reeelxee PIOX ed then 1b1l1tv on the h udwood 'md Should ldd '1 lot of shength to next xears X3.ISlfX XARSITH S! ORLS CContcll Frmux Pranux Fr IDLIN Prmus l'runux Prmux Frlnus CLASS Francu 48 Fr'mc1S 46 FTWIICIN 33 P r an s shurg 31 C rmxllln 34 -X14 x :mln 1 33 I mf. :stir St 'Xian s 61 Hmhron rl Columbus Holx Ronrx 46 I mc :sur St NI :ry S 66 B TOURNANIILNT Hzhorn 41 Xhfflm 40 XX or!hmy.,ton 47 Top Hou Co'1ch ll ZllI'llQll T Fetter P Sw mlx F Cll1I1fllll,D Sllliltf, D Ylxclrlg Nlgrs I Thornton ind R Rlnslwclx kllllllllg uffmm I oe-hm Oxllll will tuumcx Ill I um . , ., .,, N . , L lm. 2.133-.i ,-,. l- ,,.,. K.. .- ' -'f' ' 5.1-It ' . , St. 2 Tilf, - z 'A ff i 2 ' ' 1 ' 'Q i' Sl. V2 60- .A 'L ' ' .V . , ' Q, N ' , sx,A4-'7:3e- ' , , ' se. 'Q -' ner ,1 P. ,- hucks. two of the-11' losses commg ut the hands SL Fmmi, 4,,,C,,,,,m,,,,,, SL Chmlm 51 fu A V N A -v B - ' r'- St. 2 J-17-,a 1, ' .'.l: . 1 ' ' l 2 ' . . 2 1 X A A 'N , . A. , ' , ,. T sf. ' - - ' ' Sr. . 1 -. ' ' sf. . : : - ' ' 1 A ': . . V',. ', ', .,. . ' ' :j.H z, .B ,I. lf-',R.Kll ,lI.K' -l,',1d,.S' '. Coach shows Elwell and Chiloni how it's doncl .E lim Giles-njabois faxjorite shot was the two-handed set shot from out front, pulling the defense out. Paul Petrcy-Pete was a cool playmaker who combined brawn and brains and walked away with the scholar-athlete award. Iolm Edly-uYontzf' the 6'2 whiz of the hard- wood, was voted the most outstanding play- er on the squad. Mike Grady-Mike is an uncanny artist who breaks up games with long shots from our front. Dick Kubik- Deac's', splendid scoring during the season earned him an award for out- standing achievement on the hardwood. Coach Brickels-Coach has ideals as well as ideas about playing the game. He made men out of his basketeers. 35 fa' Q , 33 W' , 'IQ' A Km WK Q-HL ix J , A :i 45254 i Sixty-Six First How-llenry Maas, Tony Sforza, Philip Fischer, Paul Cline, Robert Franks, Hay Riesbecli, jim Xealon. Standing-jerry Huffman, Ernie George, Don Frist-hen, Pat YViriek, joe Oherficld, Charles Friel. -41.945 Yearling Cagers Look To The Future The Green and Gold records of pre- vious years have proved that even a poor junior High team usually comes around with added experience and height and rounds itself into a squad loaded with spirit and power. The junior High cag- ers lacked height to enable them to com- pete in a fast city junior High league. The seemingly poor record of eleven defeats and only one win does not tell a true story of the ability of the players on that team. WVe do not offer excuses for past performances but look with opti- mism to the future, when these same boys will not have to play under the many handicaps to which they have been ac- customed. Kenny Campbell, the juniors coach gave generously of his time. He tried to prepare the boys for Varsity ball. He stressed sportsmanship, and set the ex- ample hy accepting the team's losses with the same grace that he took the victories. ther lllllll hom 1111 l Mikz' Grady scmes xuth Q1 1lllglC. C0111hi11i11g spevcl und 1u111 ICN ln-1-11111115 il te1'1'01' 1111 cle-le . . 'xlJz'11c ' Kzlbik-This rugged fullback of thc lmuskc-tlmll te11111 was o11tst1111cl111g, ill his SL-01 ing AICL1llIlpllSllITlCI1tS Cl111'i11g the past SPLISOII Paul Pf'tn'y excelled i11 cool flo01'1111111sl1ip and ' 'tllfttlll things lllUX'lIlQ. Paws IlSlll1llf 5 wmritm- shot W' Q il 01111-l11111 fN 'H-. 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