St Francis High School - Franciscan Yearbook (Clearfield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

...ii I -,B Ps, ffm 4. 1 Nw i 1:51- XX , MWHLUUL 5? ff SPORTS EDITOR Charl es DiS51vo EDITOR IN-CHIEF Connie Kane 'nt' 1: .: f' .cfhi BUSINESS LULNAGER cal-1 Ee'1'in' 4 'V ASSISTANT EDITOR Sally Westcoft LITERARY EDITOR EI anor Smifff ARI' EDITOR Jack Valenza Q5x fYi. ,fi Wur- cg L ' ...E cggazg Ag' -YQ fm. If . V' I t ' Xu O, 'No xy- gl ' R 5' I Z.: X g ,218 msn- V 1,5 gg .X r V - 515152211 - A -19,Q ' ml my gf I! 3. , A h Q,Wf --L I Q I .M url: E'-1 ' I - 3 . f r I H X . 4 I 'Q V' N5 .x f 1 I LE - A' . f - 5 f 2 Q me lC6Lfl0l'l We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred fifty two, should have to th1nk long if we were asked to name an organ ization that has given more valuable servlces to our school chlldren than 18 an organlzation entlrely unselfish in its purpose, with only one aim to give every boy and girl in Salnt Francis School fuller and happier school days and to have each pupil leaving this school an exemplary Catholic and a loyal citizen With thls in mind, and in appre- C18tiOH of thelr faithful endeavors, we gratefully dedicate the 'Franc1scan' of '52 to the Salnt Francis MBPS CLUB go O the MEN'S CLUB of Saint Francis. It Jnwwiabn OUR PASTOH AND FRIEND - FATHER GLYNN If you're trylng to f1nd the kind of a priest, Like the kind of a priest you like, You needn't put your clothes in a gr1p And go on a long, long hlke You'l1 only flnd what you left behind, It's a knock at yourself when you knock your priest, It isn't your priest it's you! You say he talks on money each week, That's the only sermon we hear, If every church member were just like you, Would the church debt ever be clear? The parish is made by those not afrald, Lest somebody else get ahead, When a few do the work and the rest shirk, No wonder the parish is dead So support the church and your parish pr1est, Please remember the say1ng, too, It's a knock at yourself when you knock your priest, It isn't the priest-it's you For there's really nothing new, Q-1-1-1-1-K-I-I-1'I-N-N-1-1-1-I-M-I-M-1-I-I'H-1'K-I-1-1-1-1-1fx-1-1-3.1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-aa-a-1-14-1-1-1-1-1-1-1,1-M-1-1-M-1-1-1-1-xfz-1-me-1 as ci 5 Z a. .2 a. e. 5' :iz 2 CLCLL fy... C- Sw G in Father Samuel Houpt, B.A. Z Religion sister u. Naomi, B.s., u.s.Ed. S Business Education cl 5. 5-. : 1-1:1 Sister M Norena, BA Lum, mgnsh, History Sister Mary Louise, B S Biology, llathematics, English, History Sister ll Lucille, BJ French, Music Sister ll Lan-eace, Chemistry, Mathematics, English, Spanish -G-G-Cl-413-df!-CI-G-C1133-4133-'SI-43313433111611IlIIIIIIGKKIIIIIIIGIIKKI-GI Q in i o 0 5 -11 f? 6? Jr. 0 0 at A 5. 6. Q3 ia 6 A da is . is 5. 0 0 ai. if is is ds cb du A xi A 5. is Q 5- 0 Bose da :L is QS at f? 5 Q .L 45 ai sh A nb si is ab A . f , , , .1. . .4 .. .- . .'. . . . . . .L . .Q . . .4 .h .. . .4 '. . .- .v .. .1 . . .1 . . .V .. .J..!.wi-.3vfqK.I.w1.J.I.d-1.1-d.fI.1j.3..j.1.l.Ling.1.11 Q 0D1lf0,lJ mllu -E- A Y 'NU' 154' ,WM fglkiihiav CHARLES DISALVO 'Buster Class President 1 C1ViCS Club 1 Latm Club,b Secretary Basketball 3-lg Baseball 1 2 3-I4 Yearbook Staff L Sports Edltor h CARL BELIN NOOUIB Civics Club,l President French C1ub,3-I4 Pres1dent Glee Club-ln Q Basketball 3-h Baseball 11 Yearbook Staff h Buslness Manager I4 Jil' ALB ERI' EVANKO WSp1der' C1V1CS Club l French Club 3 lg Basketball 3 D Baseball 1 2 3-L CHARLOTTE DIXON 'Charlotte Class Secretary C1ViCS Club l French Club,3 L Glee lub L1 Gleams Club LL Press Club,lz Ed Treasurer, 3 ltor 4 'Cnr M. 5, ,L ,iv CONSTANCE KANE nConn1e' Class Presldent 2 3 Class Secretary h C1v1cs C1ub,1 Secretary FTench C1ub,3 lg Secretary 3 Press C1ub,b Qtudent Advlsor Yearbook Staff LL Edltor in chief h WILLIAM GEPPERT nGepn Class Vice President Civics Club--1 French Club--3-b Glee Club--11 Basketball--2-3-lg Baseball--2 3-L 1 TIMOTHY RAYMOND T1m C1v1cs Club--l French Club 3 Latln Club U Basketball 3-L Baseball D DOROTHY MCGROAHTY Dot Civics Club l French Club 3 Glearns Club L1 ELEANOR SMITH Hsmittyf' Class Treasurer H Cheerleadlng 1 2 3 h Clvlcs Club,l Vlce President French Club,3 h Presldent h Gleams Club h Presldent Glee Club-h Yearbook Staff h Literary Edltor L PHILIP SORBERA 'PhilW Class Vice President h Latin,b V1ce Presldent Basketball h DESALES WESTCOTT Sally' Class Vice PP9S1d6Ht C1V1CS Club 1 Cheerleadlng 3 b French Club 3 h Glee Club h Yearbook Staff h Assistant Edltor b JACK VALENZA nJack' Class President--h Class Vice President 2 C1v1cs Club l French Club , u Basketball 2 3 b Baseball l 2 3 h Yearbook Staff M Art Edltor M bx KATHLEEN WITHEROW nKathaN French Club-3-h Gleams Club-la Glee Club--U Press Club--lg Reporter-b enzor ark! Lcerd PRESIDENT SEPRETARY Jack Valenza Connle Kane Friday 9-fteI'D00n Practice Right on schedule 3 His favorite occupation Ggntlemgn Phil 'J-US H-1' f1C19I1CY Janitor Jack 5 1:5 livyix fjek ff ref , ' A o J ' . X I o A - th , i ! 4 i . A 5 J jf Ohhhhhh-1:00 again lor! yoarbeok lbrko 1 -1 ing looks like fu Vocational School BUS'l eI S BUS The practlcal sclentist X ll LMZIUQA lfU'll0l U55 FRONT ROW Frances Covlello, Sara Valenza, Dolores Collins Annette Royer, Glorla Moore, Barbara Howell, Patrlcla Johnson, Antolnette Alamp1 SECOND ROW' James Moore, Tlmothy Ryan, Patr1c1a Welker, Barbara Gllliland, Mary Ryan, Mary Loulse Scott, Susan Tornatore, Antoinette B1as1n1, R1lliam Pistner, Paul Leitzlnger events looming ahead! Junlor Senlor banquet w1th all the anxlety and fear for 1ts success F1rst and foremost our Junlor Prom How we've thought and dreamed of lt Decor atlons' Orchestral Punch' All that work, but not ln valn We've loved it' We shall long remember those exc1t1ng days Senlor Year here we come Junior Year thanks for the memor1es ' U Juniors! Catch the note of pride! Upperclassmenl with big Beauties and the beasts 'PU xi x Dec Having fun? Naturally Orating for the big dance Speed demons? Waitlng for someone? Bored, boys? K Ehej look busy!! Careful nov!! Homerwgrd bqunga JWZWWM T 53, UMW can FRONT ROW Shirley Fulmar, Barbara Gregus, Mary McCartne Connie Beahan, Virginia Sykes, Joyce Westcott Joan Quigley, Jenny Panasite SECOND RDW: Benjamin Logan, Margaret Belin, Patricia McElroy, Sara Beahan, Kaye Leitzinger, Rosemary Sansone, Ann Downs, James Malloy THIRD HDW: Ronald Billotte, Fred Anderson, William Gilliland Max Tornatore, Edward Kowalski, James Minute, David Welker, Patrick Beatty, Richard Smith 5'-5 PPOPOSit10D Sophomore Hypothesis We are the Sophomores, ln splrit we've excelled Conclusion We'll someday be Juniors, unless we're all expelled STATEMENT We are the Sophomore Class we number 26 safe and sound Our class partlclpates 1n each basketball game ers we've got If there is a club you'l1 find the Sophomores there At a breakfast, the Seniors we'll feed Next year we'll be the Junior Class REASON From our Freshman year we've passed We're the biggest class around We want to lead our school to fame Wlth genulne school spirlt these For each and every one does his share They've been around so long 1t' somethlng they need Why, yes of course Cthat is, 1f we passll 'I f I I 5. . . 1. 3 0 20 . 0 I I Q 3. . L.. s n o 1 Varsity-8 JV's-2 Cheerlead- positions we've bought. . S. . 6. . 5 ' s o 70 ' Q - . X' ww iw? red men acid FRONT ROW Jan1ce Kane, Mary Sue Plstner, Rosemarie Moore, Sarah McK1nn, Dolores Bergey, Margaret Covlello, Barbara Belln SECOND ROW Denn1s Geopert, James Bronson, James Wlnkler, Francis Yacabucci, Daniel Ryan, Orville Royer, Peter Llscherelll, John Zoltoskl, Rlchard Gilbert The first act1v1ty of the new ngreenlesn was the electlon of class Off1C6TS The results Presldent, Janlce Kane, V1ce Presldent, Peter to these were the class press wrlters Mary Sue Plstner and Rlchard Gilbert There was the long awalted n1H1t18t10Rn 1U October, and somehow it proved that a Wgreenlen really can llve through lt wlth just a llttle w1ll power Partles, assemblles, and studies made up the rest of our 8XCltlDg Year as freshmen With the party given by us 1n honor of the Seniors o '52, we continue on our journey up the road of hlgh school Wlll our sophomore year be as eXClt1Hg as our freshman one9 Lischerellig Secretary, Sally McKinng Treasurer, James Winkler. Added f . ' ' . H f I After school 451 if , ZEN KX f WW? 21- SPANISH CLUB Presldent Barbara Howell V1ce President Tlmothy Ryan Secretary Frances Coviello Treasurer Patricia Welker FRENCH CLUB President Eleanor Smlth Treasurer Charlotte Dlxon GLEAMS CLUB Pres1dent---Eleanor Smith Vice President Mary Ryan Secretary Kaye Leltzinger Treasurer Margaret Covlello PRESS CLUB Senior Editor Charlotte D1xon Reporter Kathleen Witherow Student Advlsor Connle Kane LATIN CLUB Presldent -Joan Qulgley Vice President Phil Sorbera Secretary Charles D1Salvo 4 Thls year saw the successful contlnuance of all our regular clubs and the lntroduction of many new ones, brlnglng the total number to e1ght Each 1S devoted to helplng its members 1n a dlfferent school subject or act1v1ty For the languaces we have the FRENCH, SPANISH, and LATIN CLUBS Those lnterested 1n nature enjoy the BIOLOGY CLUB To help students become better C1t1Z6DS, the freshmen have thelr CIVIPS CLUB Thls year has seen the welcome addltlon of the GLEE CLUB The GLEAMS CLUB, comprlsed of the hlgh school glrls, was organlzed to help the students achleve hlgh ldeals both culturally and spir1tually The PRFSS CLUB has opened the newspaper fleld to our buddlng journalists . . 1... ..i. . ......, . . --... Y 1 at I , . .-1. .l 4 .Wg ' .... . ...... , . . . . O . . O Q s . . 0 I fi J A O O . . J 0 X ,Meta Leltzlnger ul Pa Moore, GS Jam Sorbera, Phll ! Belin Carl D ond Ram Timothy ding an St R on OUR COACH-JACK LYTLE y 3 Our coach, Jack Lytle, better known to area fans as NBlack Jackn has been 1n area athletlc compet1t1on for a great number of years as a player, official, and a coach It 13 1D thls last capaclty that he has become a real frlend to the members of Salnt Francls Hlgh School Jack took over at the helm for the Ponles 1n l9h8 Although lt took that whole year for the boys to get 1nto form, Lytle chalked up 3 successful seasons slnce then wlnning S8 and loslng 32 This re- cord takes 1ts place among the top coachlng ranks in the d1str1ct The year 'SO 'Sl won for h1m h1S most noted laurels, for that year he led his team to 15 wins and S losses and placed them 3rd ln the Erie Diocesan Tournament. This clearly shows that it would be hard to find a coach equal to Jack. bf 0' Q? 1 f . 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S The Saint Francis Ponies got off to a good start by downing Morris Township M5 to 27 in the first game of the season For ward Tim Raymond paced the Ponies with 18 points winning column with victories over Morris Township and St Leo's St Joseph's, DuBo1s checaed a Pony rally and won hh to M2 in a nip and tuck affair The St Francis Five then met the other DuBois representative in Erie Diocesan competition and stampeded to victory with a 10 point margin h8 to 38 Again Tim Raymond led the way with 15 markers The ledger now read S wins and 2 losses when the Ponies were scheduled for their biggest contest on the hardwood that against Saint Mary's The Crusaders were not to be denied victory and, despite the shining performance of Phil Sorbera, left us on the short end of a h3 to 35 score After that loss the Ponies again started to gallop and defeated St Joseph's, DuBo1s, H W B , Sts Cosmas and Damian, and Brady But the Pony was finally corralled by the St Mary's Cagers in the last game on their home floor S3 to bl The Saint Francis Basketeers then took the road for five consecutive away games They immediately trampled Sts Cosmas and Damian S6 39 But at Ridgway the going was tough and they found themselves struggling to overcome a 15 point mid game deficit It was Pony Center Jack Valenza who sparked the comeback and lead the way to a 62 to S9 victory At St Cather1ne's the tide turned and the Red and Gold found themselves on the opposite end of a similar situation. An ll pdint half-time lead was shattered by the DuBois quintet who left the Ponies trailing h2 to 39. B.C.I. handed the team its last loss of the season but not before receiving a scare from the Lytle-Lads in the first three periods. For the last tilt of the season, St. Francis High journeyed to H.W.B. where Bill Geppert proved the key factor in a M7-32 win. This victory brought the final record to 12 wins and 6 losses, thus earning them the right to compete in the Erie Diocesan Tournament. G K D I A X .Eg A . - z--5-fr 5 ' EEE' 4-: EEE I v ' P X After losing to B.C.I., the Ponies romp d back to the . . l . xx X . X I O I C O O 5935 , Z -X fr- 'H GCPPUH-f T RIDGWAY Qorbera, g Plstnet g D1Sa1V0 1 N Behn g elght year: ff-w a 16 14 he quarter and .led q mm me when Raym L Totals B111 Geppert regular season game Pomes led the wxth 12 poxnts beiore early exxt on fouls 1n quarter T1m Raymond behind Geppert With wlule Hutchmson and mond paced H W B each St Francrs was as xt Jumped off to the first quarter 24-15 at halftune cored the home the last half Guards Phil and Chuck D1Sa1vo led the fir quarter attack for the Pomes Wltl L stmmned the 1- md t crowd W1 11 clutch goalie: vi, put the VIC 20 111 a shot e ts on exght held goals foul convers1om B111 Fr h xtzofte scormg Wlth 21 Pomes putlfecf tight thelne 11 wh1le no H W B 1 er coulc y P SY fro hxt for more than one REQ-goal: H1 the game 19 po1pL The offensw Pomeg-Q P H W U Gita' hoo sharp shootmg an ond per1od and rolled around th fortable 31 who ended S11 8011 rs i'-ht-JPon1os cczntmu 1C ey 2 1' totak an tner c Martin each lead each team The thzrd perxod Juvmated H M B floor as th range and boards but d e 12 19 56 h As Ponies B 56TZnfh Wm Of Seaso PUNXSUTAWNEY Guard Chui D1Sa1vo led the St. Francis gcagezs to thell' tenth wxn xn fourteen :tarts here last night as the WPODIBS downed Pmmxsutawney Ss 'Conan-Damaans 56 to 39 D1Sa1vo who scored ll pomts for Coach Jack I-7ile's Ponies, excelled on both offense and detense at the handed Punxsy it tour teenth setback m 53,8811 outimgx11QjlB0n. a ln mal Sec 1114 IIKQIUGIXIUDIHUHIKIQH. grgaacua:-.lhm1fitEktu,pdlbLTim12:y51ondandBm lingh gave ema cto ova! Badssaym 1x11ienm,n1z:l1zzr11qumtfour1on:to?Cood Jac Lyt1e's Penis, qu.-Clearheldla hrs! en the Rzdgway floor il ack alenl was the leader nl. if tmhxll fizhtlthat enabled rys Uses Hengh age To Mn 15th Nets I8 Pont Phil Sorbera was the PONIIS--41 man able to ln! consmtbutl the Pomes as he talked 1 F s Geppert f the scor by Jo ac The advantage of the goal b a 9 8 seconds Y on Fntzs Valenzas opening goal In the second quarter knotted the score e 10 10 and the teams battled the rest of the quarter on even terms Iwlth the scoreboard reachng 13 13 20 and 22 22 at varlous times G the Pomes the thxr tage of the hem ahead however Rauscher s to take alead up to 41 31 as eppert gave tarv 1 f' on xts super the boards and added' vm of V10 4450 rrancls Cage To infer Erie fbmcese Toumev d 'UQ 'H' . T , T' 1 -M! 1 'I f ' - 1 , .Q 5 V . - 1 1 N 4 ' Tl , I 3- Q Q- A 1 fl 6 ' ' -1 to 'J 6 1 - V ,iw ff - up 1 1' H 1 fd IIO . ' A '. T' .. is 1 0 -8 1 ' ' .. V - ' L.. X .ao 6 . I . I' . ' . 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PA. PA. - - Ranges . , Pa. 112 No. ard sr Ph 5-5712 . . O . ' ' , 5- C I ' ' . . . . , . . . . . ofjug . 19110 ' ' Compliments of N ICHOLSON F UWERAL HOME 15 N FRONT Clearfleld FURNITURE CUQERBIS of INSURANCE SNIYDER BLILDING CLEARFIELD PA DIAL 5 9695 Compliments of LEITZINGER S Clearfield, Pa DEPARTMENT STORE For the Finest In PRESCRIPTION SERHCE Coffmliments of vm' PHIL'S BAR AND URILL Qu1gley's Drug Store 1 1 MOORE, XVILSON 84 ESHELMAN, INC. C pl ol SHULL STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHERS gurl' orru 'rl-uno sr CLEARFIELD PA Cwwlmls of 0 BRIEN s JEWELRY STORE Z'fVfYE?.S' y W 20 N 3rd Street Phone 5-4002 STORE OF VALUES ul-.ARHELD PA Complzments of I omplmaenls CLEARFIELD Insurance I naurance of All Agua Kands Complzmenla of LEAVY'S FUNERAL HOME Established in 1873 1.13-L15 'mini Street phm, 5.5731 ILEARYIELD, PA. .om imenls W 0 I lu N REE? ' 1 9 .Iewelr , atches and Diamonds o-,am 4 RYAN BROTHERS Highway Contractors Coal Strapping CLEARFIELD, PA Phone 5 3582 Miller Dairy Company Pasteurlzed Homogenized Dairy Products Try Our Famous lhlk Shakes and Ice Cream 102 I 2nd Street Compliments of Clearfield Bellefonte Philipsburg State College FURNITURE AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 125 E llarket St Clearfield, P Coqaids of McClure s Boot Shop 38 N second st Dial 5 31481 Clearfield LEWIS DEMI 8: SONS Now Located At 208 N Thlrd Sf Phone 5 9862 Compliments of B A R I. ETTA Juper Markets Electric Supply Co. CLEARFIELD DAIRY mu: -:- mum -1. :cn um Complement: ol ydnck S hugarts E umm sz nm 5 3761 cumnnn, PA omni l LOMMI' Ri I XI Prmtlng Company C1earf1e1d's Home of Offlce Eoulpment and SUpp11eS Compliments ol UNDERCOFFER FLORIST The Little Floral Shop of Quality Flowers! 10 N nn su-ees 019.1 5-381.6 CLEARFIELD, Pmmsnvmn Collplbnenhol llnve's Iliff! Sure Dr. lgvnnee L Howe. Opuasu-in ll? E llarket St Phono 5-1,625 Complunenu o The Progress WCPA C omplzments of RITZ 81 LYRIC THEATRF5 l omplmwnt A C O B S O N AND ETZVVEILER ' 1 He - 219 0 0 - l' imen s of V l 15 South Third St. Phone- 5-1,731 ' ' s of ll -- o--o w- - -MM 5: MEN' C OTHING AND FURNISHINGS 7 . 5 o , WYMMWW SEARS PHONE 5 9656 Compliments Of Compliments of STRATTAN MOTOR CO mBINSONlS STORE SOUL1'S LUMBEH YARD S22 u11118.1I1S St phone S S591 We, the Senlors of 1952, w1sh to express our appreclatlon to all those who assisted in any way 1n making our yearbook a success Compliments of: If lo rl' 5 is E351 'mf' X I f Z WWW f A 'f H - v,,. - ' w,,mwW , u : A43 yi ,XXX-X A X LV. 4 XXXL xx 1,1 1 If g ' , XQ, , .J ' I ' , Q' jffknti ' X I ff' V, .4 J d uv, M- :M if H 'W'-u.4:1l f. 5 ' Ui, ' -KZ X V, Pj U R X, gf fy,- yfixkjx '