St Gabriels High School - Archangel Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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The TRUMPET Freshman Roll Call GIRLS Mary Rose Earnhardt Louise Bellinghausen Beatrice Retterly Alice Bonner Agnes Breslin Eleanor Brown Margaret Christy Mary Cole Margaret Coyne Alice Dunnigan Betty llumiigan Katherine Farley Regina Farley joscphine Ferry Kathleen Gallagher Nellie Gallagher Katherine Gilson jean llelnies Anna jordan llelen Kehoe Lola Martin Mary Martin Veronica McFadden Agnes McNertney Mary Mooney Elizabeth North H Bridgetta O'Donnel Margaret O'Donnel Mary Romanchek Rose Stauffenburg Dorothy Sweeney BOYS Christopher Banish Stephen Bondar Robert Bonner jack lloyle Bernard Brislin Laurence Burke Charles Carbone Cletus Carr Frediclc Conahan Francis Curran Mackin Dillon jolm Dougherty William Dougherty joseph Ferry james Fisher james Gallagher john A. Gallagher john B. Gallagher joseph Gemmel Edward Heaney john Husosky XVilliam Kringc Thomas McCarthy james Mellugh Yincent McNertney joseph Nicholas Edward O'Donnel Anthony Petralio Peter Sheridan john Shields Angelo Sist George Stradnick john Trettle lfVilliam VValsh Charles Weller l n Q 1 n 1 Q- E631

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'r The TRUMPET 414 1 Ib rwf, , P1'csicle11t . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer Freshman Officers . WILLIAM C. KRINQE NELLIE M. GALLAGIIER BEATRTCE M. BETTERLY BERNARD A. BRISLIN .,,.i v-in g 1-I Q F621

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The TRUMPET i I, .' Q The End of the journey THE bells of school are silent, the hum of the class- room is but a memory. Twelve years ago our journey was begun, when, with felt-bound slate, bright and new, we turned the corner that cut us off from the view of our mothers' eyes, which like our own, were Hooded with tears of sorrow over this, our first venture into an unknown world. The years have passed swiftly since that eventful day, and now with footsteps fully as timid as those of that babe of six, we stand at the threshold of an- other future just as unknown and even more appalling. Pause, classmates, and summon courage to your side before this second great attempt! Halt, and look back with fond recollection on the loved place you are leaving! How familiar have grown the dear walls, corri- dors, and classrooms of our pathway from childhood's days to this time when her sheltering doors are closing forever upon us. While casting this last glance at our beloved St. Gabriel's we experience the deepest grief at this departure from the place where our happiest days have been spent, sharing each other's joys and sorrows, and where our gentle teachers guided us along the difficult pathway of learning. Remembrance, dear school, will linger and memories of you will ever bring us cheer. The happi- ness and joy we had during our school career was due to our pastor, his ever-helpful assistants, and the kind nuns who have labored so long and well with us that someday we might leave, carrying in our hearts the words: f'Ut Simus Semper Fidelis! No matter where future ways may lead, we will always feel a noble pride in those who have so wisely and generously given their all, that the world might know the value of a Catholic Education. MARY R. MCNERTNEY, 'Z6. i . 3 i 1 1 1 l 1 i T641