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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

. 1 1.1.4 '- . 1 mv-, . t- , v , 4 1 45551. ,,.A,W- 1 4 1. L -s w . fi:-swf-, - ' U . -xv V . 5, .34 ., 'QS ,..,' 'JTI1 'Qi , ,Q , ,Q- .35 :kg a- 1,5 -A ,asf-:E . .X-any . 'v 55.5 '-GEF I I, . - .-A . Qi 'E 1: , -.x, .ki - , .f f ' ' - .t J V, 'f . ' K L , ., - ju Y, .V ff 1 3 L - A' . ' 1 , r . Q .ui - - - ' A . QV x,A, Q, ,V , V The 1948 ARCHANGEL ST GABRIELS HIGH SCHOOL leaked fion Qui' of Were? l J Juni! O mary, Worker of Wm, I 5 ' M ...QQIQL X Q M M V, x fx! Xgfifggx a fw , QA M My y 'M ,. 1 1 ,J LJ , ig a f I ...f- ' w ', P L , , 1 N 1 1 -.- I -X in ' W w ,ll ,, - L .J Y 1 H - ' - 9 QAM Salave mater misericordiae, - Mater Dei, t ter veniae, Mater s ze , Ii t z gmt' z Mater plen t laet 0 Maria! 0l elfU0l The greatest benefactors of society, the perfect 111odels for every class and profession, for every state and condition of life, are the Saints. In them is perfectly realized the purpose of Christian Education. They are the exemplars of Christian principles, the fruits of Christian train- ing. For the Saints did not renounce the activities of this life, they did not stunt their natural facultiesg but they developed and perfected them, by coordinating them with the supernatural. They thus ennobled what is merely natural in life and secured for it new strength in the material and temporal order, no less than in the spiritual and eternal. Under the particular patronage of Our Lady of Mercy, during our years at St. Gahriel's, we have been instructed no less in the arts and sciences than in the fundamentals of the true Christian character Mthat the life of Christ may be manifest in usi'-This hook is a link with those happy days now past. May it likewise he a beacon ever reminding us that gracious living is the result of following the eternal principles of justice and charity. ' V at my f 'tifsfwflg , tt , s . XXS L X 7' fl . tm. ' , L W lliffff-1' ' , , ,. 1 4j2ff17w, , WMA, , a , X X ' sr : .xv C iff, , s ix X, . W , as s xs N - ' Qt X X .sta-x. N 55 X X axe-cfs x xx Q xg X 6 CONTENTS Eezbcafion goreworzl .fdzlminiafrafion .Sanford Yflnoler-c!a.4Jmen Jctauzffed C5464 .Slam Our 3,-zmfb You, llllH'1'l'l'l', arf' ll Phos- wn rurv. ll royal privslhoorl. ll lmly nnlion. I1 pur1'has1'fI Iwoplv: thu! you may pro- rlnim Ihr' pvrfw-Iiolls of him who has vrlflwl you out of rlurlrnvss inlo his mnrrvlous lighl. ll lip. lo Sl. P4-lvl' Il. 9 You, arc' IJPIPI' and upon this rovlf 1 .shall build M NI TR TIO n jfigufe fo His Excellenvy The Most Reverend mmm 9. JJa4,, gb. :zu BISHOP OF SCRANTON flvr Ihr' h4-url of lfhrisl lln- 1-lc-vuliun Ivy ilu- lloly llll', :mel IIN- In-slmxul on lllm ol' ilu- l,04'l0l'Zll1' ul l :ws luv ilu- f.uIl1-gv nl Sl. lin I N. I. Inns lrrougglll In lum ll0Il0I'S wf-ll 4l1-sc-rw-sl lmnnrs in wllivll Sl. llll- lPl'l1'l-5 lanlu-s grf-ul priclv. lo ln- I1 lllllhlll 1. lu. III I1 II sl mil ln- f-uul.mu. 51. lr2llll'll'l s owe-s :ul 1'Y1'l'lllhl- Illrl 1l1 lvl ,911 .fdiaiorecia fion For His quiz-I fl'if-lufly lll1lll'l'Sllllll1ilIl,U,'. for his inlf-rf-sl and sqwnpa- Ihvlir' irrsislvlu-1' on our Iwsl. fur his long and faithful svr1'i1'1- In hix IJIHIITII.. mul In SI. Cuhrif'1's. wr' url- vspvrivzlly proud In 1'A'ff'lIl1 this varn- vsl lvorrl of apprv1'i11li0n mul affvrlion In -- xl privsl Uur l'vl'll'lllI, Um' ffuunsf-llur. nlll' Pastor 'I'lu' Righl l:l'l'!'l'l'llll ,llUlISiglIUl' Iiblflllllnj -!6uw. l.l,.lD.. V.F. -1- nl' xlillltilpjlllll' Kama- In 4- lllll' ul IIUIIIPSIH ln lIlilV1'lllIIl'4'. N l l1':1ll1'IlY. 7 REVEREND JOSEPH P. MCDONOUGH Spiritual Director, Moderator of Athletics 8 lfl rafifucle Rl'1N'l+IliI+lNIJ ANTHUNY J. NUHKUNAS llirvrlnr of Szufulily mul Allur lfnys REVEREND JOSEPH A. SALTRY Dirovtor of Boys' Choir l'l ggieeffl RELIGIOUS FACULTY The Sisters of Mercy of the Union, Scranton Province, form the Religious Faculty of the school. The Congregation has its Provincial House in Dallas, Pennsylvania but its institutions extend to British Guiana, South America, Dio- ceses of Scranton, Brooklyn, Altoona, Harrisburg, and the Archdiocese of Phila- delphia. The Order was founded in Ireland in 1831 by Mother Catherine lVlcAuley. From Ireland the Order of the Sisters of Mercy spread to England, Scotland, the United States, British and South America, Australia, and New Zealand. The Sisters conduct elementary schools, high schools, academies, junior col- leges, senior colleges, catechetical schools, orphanages, homes for business girls, hospitals, homes for aged, sanitaria, and service in the leper colonies. SISTER MARY EDMUND R.S.M. Principal 10 jaalag THE RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR DENNIS J. KANE, LL.D., V.F Pastor REVEREND JOSEPH P. MCDONOUGH Spiritual Director, .Moderator of Athletics SISTER MARY EDMUND, R. S. M. Principal SISTER MARY EDWARD, R. S. M. Mathematics SISTER MARY LOUISE R. S. M. History SISTER MARY DECHANTAL, R. S. M. English SISTER MARY JEANETTE, R. S. M. Biology and German SISTER MYRA, R. S. M. Physical Sciences and Mathematics SISTER MARY BERNARDO, R. S. M. Latin and French SISTER MARY LIA, R. S. M. Librarian 11 ,gil .fdckzowiclgnfzenf of jaiflzfu .glruice PATRICK J. GILLESPIE, M.D. THOMAS J- MCGEEHAN, D-D-5 Jwfmm .swf K.-'P k wi' wu4'? ' ALBERT J. ZOGBY, M.D. DOLORES J. FERRY, R.N. 12 Ur. Zogby girvs ,lvU.l'0iIl llHIl'IllIlfi0ll C!6n ic X-RJY ll'l'lUlif'illllS. Dr. 'FIIOIHIIS Mvflvvlznn mul .Uiss Fvrry busy in flu- rlinic. .... . , .,-.-.-.-.:.1-zlss NX 'iff View ku? 'E ,I1'sus urns. in llimsvlf. llw lwrfvrl 4'.rprvssinn of Ilw lm- milily of rlzilrllmml llml lla- f'l'l'Ullllll4'lll1l'll lu llis follow- vrs, us llu' final nml r'nnlpl1'l4' flnwvring nf Ihr' f:l1l'iSlillll xpiril. llv was vmimfnlly llw l,'l1il1l of Cm! mul lwmw- 1'lHilIl'IIflj' lllllllllli' will: Ilu' grurionx flml fluu'l1'ss llumil- ily of illllllllrlllllll' 1-lzilfllmml. 'ffm' nmrv Ihr' l'lll'iSlillll rup- flll'l'S lln' spiril of lllis lwrfvrl lllllllilily. Ilw nmrv lfllrisl- Iilfd' Ill' lH'I'lPlIH'N.n Sl. Vlvlllllllilf xqllillilf 1 S MNT THOMAS AQUIN AS S NIOR AND DER- CLASSM SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . ,, .. Thomas 0'Donnell Vice President . .. .. .. ,lohn Flood Secretary ., . .. . . Lorraine Potter Treasurer ,... . ,. . Elizabeth Diddona MXRCSEMARY T. BOYLE REGINA DOLORES CARR SARAH ANN CARR SAINT CABRlEL,S SAINT GABRIEL7S SAINT GABRlELqS The book shelves sagged beneath the weight of Rose Mary's comprehensive library of all the latest in news maga- zines. One must look long and hard to find anyone who put more ergs of effort to do the job right, or anyone more conscientious about her stud- ies. However, her outlook was not broad enough to toler- ate chemistry, and she would seek relief in her world of periodicals, or on the dance floor. Truly a grand girl and a swell classmate. Missions. Quiet and persistent with a n1ind,of her own, Regina was always quick in action and .violent in.reaction. The more irons she had in the fire the happier' she was. At any time one could find her in at least three, usually about six, ex- tra-curricular activities. Her complacency and smile won her a place as MOUI' Girl , and the slogan, 'There is time for and moderation ,in every- thing, will enable ther to keep any situation well in hand. Missions, Camera Club, Students' Association. Possessing a pair of won- dering feet, an infectious grin, and an inexhaustiblc store of tall stories, versatile Sally was soon a popular figure among her classmates. Crim- ly determined that her studies would never gain the upper hand, she also demonstrated an all around proficiency on the dance floor. This knack of accomplishment coupled with a philosophy of always looking ahead, spells happi- ness for Sally. Missions, Camera Club, Angelus Staff, Dramativs. 4 16 af f- I'-ffvwi Q' . , f u .!,fVl'Y1',ll :J J' X 'Z K r JAMES THOMAS COLL SAINT GABRIEI.,S What does he really want in life? Pharmacy and adven- ture seem foremost, and with the determination james has shown us we can rest assured that it will be just that. His pet peeve was bells. Nothing gave him greater satisfaction than when he could utter his favorite expostulation, The bell's early! and step leisurely into class, late. .limmyls affability, love of a good argument, and sardonie wit will make for good company, Wherever two or three shall meet. Missions, Dramaties. 1f ' . 'v' ,V- 4,.'i1fff' I 1.1 ' tw 'DENNIS JOHN CONAHAN SAINT GABRIELHS Here he is, folks, the shilling light of the class of '48, the only sane person who can extol the merits of girls, studies and food all in the same breath. Combining a wide grin with a quick sense of humor, Dinny is one who always gets the most out of life. Embodied in the frame of this individual are an unusual personality and humorous wit that best qualify him to give a Republican campaign speech at a Democratic convention and make the like it. . . . . ' it Missions, Dramallcs. if 1 . . t . lt, ,N ft, JW' . my ., I , V 1 JOHN FKA? S C0 HAN SQNT IEL, Nobody's ego cou stand up'to 6i1nny's ribbing and none escapes. But, he got g well with everybody,-the num- ber of his friends A nfir that fact. Though you couldn't accuse CunnyY o bei g too romantically inclined, the abundance of suga reports and his dazzling damsels made us all en y him. He had a way of getting things done, and his tenacity in solving problems paid dividends in his scholastic record. We will remember his sound and ready opinions as good medicine for anyone's troubles. FQ, Missions, Drumaties. ,M,,I,' . xn- QQWJ7 QM ' L '. y . I A , 1' , AH 1 Ln ' I 19 Jff jikj V4 4 'al' QA! f 4. n, . .f f, , ' JOAN cox GOOD SHEPHERD, DRUMS Introducing Joan, the girl you can,t help liking. She always greets one with a smile. Having no worries about studies, she was never one to permit lessons to crowd out any of her pleasures. Her creed that happiness is every- thing and that success can come only through effort is a firm foundation for brilliant hopes of the future. Sincerity, loyalty, and an inherent consideration for others will insure her of friends wherever she goes and success in whatever she does. Missions, Oratorical, Physical Science, Angelus. . 5' egg ,Q f ' 1- P jp D I C ff J 'lr ,iff ' ff! Bef 'MWC . My 9 5 . ,. 1 J I V! f f if,9f'1f'Z ' I X74 If i f L'fl'l ' ANKNE MARIE cRoss1N SAINT GABRlEL,S Combining a ready wit and winning smile with her dig- nity, Anne soon gained many friends who will always be indebted to her for the confidence inspired by her good- natured leadership and helping hand. Ann possessed the ability to put her class standing up in the coveted numbers, while still finding time for other activities. Though her achievements were never revealed by her unassuming man- ner, Ann's abilities and genuineness were shown by her many friends. Missions' Pramatics, Oratorical. v' Y A 5 Tpijjyje X. , JAMES ROBERT CROSSIN , Rb SAI NT GABRIEL,S - Crop of blond hair and ever present smile, that's James. Never letting studies interfere with pastimes, dancing and sleeping, Bagby managed to keep up with his class. Al- ways pessimistic academically, he claimed his name was permanently carved on trees and bushes and it would be also carved in grade books. A great one with the fair sex, James never missed a school dance. His pleasing person- ality and easy-going manner has placed' him in the ledger of classmates to be long remembered. Missions, Dramatics, Basketball. 18 I - JOHN E. Ct'l.l,lNAN ELIZABETH A. DIDDUNA JAMES J. DtlUtlIlER'l'Y ' SAINT t:AnIuI-zI.'s SAINT GABRIELAS SAINT cAnR1i:I,'s Long in staturc, long in hrains, with an unshakahlc clctcrmination, anal a rcmark- alnlc ability to jualgc all things on thcir ra-lativc mcrits, ,lohn was alnlc to placc propcr cm- phasis on tht- things that couutcel, his stuclics. Yct, in spitc of his stuelious naturc. hc vt-ry tlclinitcly was onc ol' tht- lnoys. known for his lu-cn scusc ol' humor. a lovc of lifc. antl a sinccrc sympathy for thosc It-ss fortunatc. Wliztt- ovcr tht- circumstanccs, hc will always rcmain a gcntlc- man, out- to rcmcmhcr anal aslmirc. Missions, Art, llrzunatics, Angc- lus, llasluftlralu MZlIl1lKf?l'. Expcmlicncy with which shc accomplishcs givcn tasks, and hcr uncanny knack for rc- mcmhcring the whqrcahouts of hcr hclongings illustratc Bcttyis organizational ahility. Ncvcrthclcss, hcr fricntlliucss anal tht- casual manncr in which stu- hrcczctl through classcs math- hcr sccm casy- going. Bctty's popularity and aptitutlc clcvatcll hor to tht- post of Scnior Class Sccrctary. anml shc won acclaim for lu-r intliviflualism in all school activitics. Bc-tty is proof that Big Dcalcrsu arc csscntial. in cvcry organization. Missions, Physical Scicucc, Ora- lorical, l1l'llI'lllllil'S. M1 ' ' ' Q 4 5 4' I ' 1 , 1 Y qi ,,,..f4i Iii' .-1 f- To his classmatcs ,lamcs was a synonym for activity. Whcthcr in a lmskvtlmll gamc. or a Ilancc. hc was al- ways in tht- ccntcr of things. Hc fountl timc to :lo that cx- tra hit. hclping his vlassman-s through a ruggctl assignmcnt. or taking the lcail in cxtra- curricular work. Yvith mcn hc rcalizctl that his wortl was law. lllll with tht- laalics it was a tlilifcrcnt story. as hc occa- sionally fouml himsclf ont- mancuvcrccl hy llN'lll flllll thcn who hasn't? His invctcr- atc chccrfulncss has gainctl for him the atlmiration of his classmatcs. Missions. 19 THOMAS F. DOUGHERTY SAINT GABRIELRS Big Tom, destined to break every basketball record he can lay his hands on played on Saint Gahriel'S Team for three years. He invariably spent Study hours looking at his books with his Illlliil on the previous week-end, but when he was on the basket- ball fioor, he handled him- self like the best of profes- sionals. His humor, congenial nature, and friendly person- ality, together with his ability to talk or argue with ease on any subject IIIade him a first class friend and classmate. Missions, Druniatics, Basketball. I X . iq. ' A -. . -.5 I , - x Xl' ,I X ,X .I - I' I ', X-A ll A -4' X' J' I I , x A X, tw X! I- 1 , I 5 JANE FRANCES FADDEN SAINT NICHOLAS, VVEATHERLY Whether it was 'La feast, a frolie, or a fight, on the practical aspects of school life, .lane met them all in her stride. Wiherever, an improm- tu Song fest was in session. Janie's soprano voice was in there blending. If you ever care to indulge in a Serious argument, Jane, with her re- markable logical mind was the woman to see. In the fun- loving, warmness and loyal in- tegrity of this Saint Gabriel girl, the school found a lead- er, her classmates a friend. Missions, Dramatics, Oratorieal. Physical Science. 1 1 JANE LOUISE FERRY SAINT GABRIELiS Possessing an admirable disposition, a winning smile, and an interest in everyone she met, ,lane made a host of friends at Saint Gabriel's. Al- though a star to the nth de- gree of the word, she spent comparatively little time on the academic subjects. Ai- ways conscientious in both her work and play, ,lane could be relied upon to be at her best, whether in class, en- tertaining or on the dance floor. ,lane is a girl we'll re- member, for wc'll think of her wit, of her ability, and of her companionship. If ever a student were loved by her classmates, ,lane was. Missions, IJl'1ll'llillit'S. 3 20 JOHN EDWARD FLOOD SAINT GABRIELqS As early as the Freshman year, John showed qualities whieh gave him a plaee with those who knew him through- out our four years at Saint Cal1riel's High. As good grades were the rewards of his eonseientiousness in studies, so was the friendship of many the reward of a quiet and unassum- ing personality. ln sports, as in study, ,lohn found a means to express his eharaeteristie energy and drive, and gave to them as he gave to everything his hest. He merited well the honor of All 'l'ournament Player in the King's Col- lege llaskethall 'l'ournament. Missions, Alhleties. llranlaties. Rl'I'A KATHRYN FURGAGE SAINT GABRIELQS Laugh and the world laughs with you, they say. ln that ease, Rita must have the universe grinning from ear to ear. Almost any happy hour one could find her reading over the sporting news, or defiantly defending her favorite team, or entertaining on the dance floor. Rita's various tal- ents have won her a great popularity, her sineeritv and frankness have won her t e eve lasting friendship of those who are her classmates ' , if u yy!! nowfxsn JOHN FOWLER ,Ty J SAINT GABRIELQS i . Howard will he remembered as a redheaded Irishman in whose aggressive spirit his forefathers might well take pride. llowever, heneath his somewhat helligerent exterior and grufl' manner has heen found a soft heart and extreme good-naturedness. He loves to spend his afternoons hy the radio, hut he usually found time to demonstrate his ahility on the danee floor, and give the females the well-known hroken heart. Ile is hest deserihed as having a song on his lips, a eheery smile on his faee and a warm personality. llis eure for all ills was Take forty winks. Missions, Athleties. 21 jg?-ff WWW ROBERT JOHN GALLAGHER SAINT GABRIELQS An outspoken opponent of Communistic Government, and an excessive avidity for academics was amiable Bob. For those who demonstrated extra-curriculum knowledge in the classroom, Bob would cock his head and screw his face into an inimitable a11d superlative expression of dis- dain. He made a splendid reputation in basketball. Robert was known as the man of moods, of which he had two- his good one, and the one he was in before breakfast. Whenever he showed up in a gathering, he and his grin would invariably become the life of the party. Missions, Basketball. VINCENT ROBERT GALLAGHER SAINT GABRIELiS Unlike many possessed of an eifervescent personality, Vincent superbly lacking in aimless frivolity and was deep- ly conscious of the ideals that make men. Studies were never a serious problem for him, and his sharp, but never cutting wit, brightened the spirits of many. He is unknown to an enemy, a credit to endless riends. Missions. .5 fp M MARGARET AGNES GILLESPIE SAINT GABRIELQS Margaret must have been vaccinated with a phonograph needle, for her line of gab never ceased from morning until night. But her lively chatter helped enliven the monoto- nous routine for us. For everyone she had a grin, a greet- ing, and a groan about her studies. Her quick understand- ing and hearty good-naturedness won her many friends in all classes throughout the school. Never a slave to rigid conventions, Peggy's independence of thought, keen judg- ment, and resourcefulness will help her to continue success. Dramatics, Missions. M 1 V ' I.,,1 . 0 -1. Y . I' I 1' l'4 Al 'k1jf'4.. 1 ff .4 1, ... .4 nl '+vi- ' e . 0 ' -i M,:4f,L ' J. as A 'f. I an 94 lrivvj ' - '- M44 Hi, L-fl-4 I f , . I.. 'u,.M1J.' ...i.---.6-.-- JW .4-+-L. f' . ??f'?f L4 1ArNA XS- 1. uf' ! n A w R .IICANNIC M. GUCKAVAN DONALD J. HAYCUCK ANNA CECILIA HIZA noon snrzvuiznn. mums nom TRINITY noI.Y TRINITY l'1-rsonality-plus, a hig grin, yi-p, it's Joan. A mastcr diplomat, ,Ivan has comhincd tlawli-ss tact and common sa-nsv in making ovcryonc hcr closn- fricnd. A vast storc of knowla-dgc has hclpcd hcr to stand high in hcr class. .Ivan has nm-vcr hccn known to gct 1-xcitcd. llcr pcrscvcrancc and sunny outlook will always hc an assct in tht- gre-at cart-cr shi- is sun- to havc. Amhitious and hard-working, full of high ide-als and good sports- manship, shc will fulfill thi- grc-atcst cxpcctations of hcr t'l1l!'iHIllillt'S. l,l'1Illllllll'S. Missions, Prcsidc-nl of Oratorical Socie-ty, Physical Scicnrc Club, Language- Cluh. M X ,JJ- c.. SY' With a crack in his voicc and a smilc on his facc, Don madc many fricnds his first ycar hcrc at Saint Gahric-Vs. Sincc thcn, his ahilitics havc madc thcmsclvcs manifc-st in sports and studios. Amhitious and industrious, his tirclc-ss cfiorts pavcd the way for his acadcmic accomplishmcnts, still hc found timc to attcnd most of thc social cvcnts and activitics held in our school. Cs-ncrous almost to a fault, his gcnial attitudu is charac- tcristic of his gcntlcmanly way. Missions, Dramatics, Oratoriml. 1, ,f ll A , - if p'-+1 a ' U .. ' ' It - - A Evcry oncc in a while' thcrc appears a woman of ability and dccp sinccrity. Such was Anna to hcr classmate-s. Equippcd with a maturity of thought, Anna was an adcpt at striding through acadcmics as sho was in making an in- df-lihlc imprcssion upon thosv who mct hcr. Hcr proficicncy in Frcnch was halanccd hy hcr llPWiltlt'I'lll0llI at the hid- dcn wondcrs of ChtxIlllSlTf'. An unusual scnsc of humox did much to hclp Anna main- tain an individuality that was oftcn a sport in the classroom. Bon Voyagc. Anna. may suc- ccss hc yours. Missions, Oratorical, Language-. Dramatics. 23 l. DOROTHY J. HYDOCK GOOD S HEPHERD, DRUMS A serious attitude with a cheery smile, a passion for an evening dance, and a natural ability in all things academic made Dorothy popular with everyone with whom she came in contact. Her unstint- ing cooperation and unswerv- ing attention to duty have been her consistent classmark. Her level head and frank manner have been a good in- fluence in everyone around her, and it is a proud person who can say they knew her, for in Dorothy, we have a true friend for life. Missions, Language Club, Ora- lorical. Y ' 4 ' , - ' . ' . I JANE ANNE JENKINS SAINT PATRICKES, McADoo Her greatest worry was as to when the next informal dance would be. When the students wanted some profes- sional dope about the school, G'Janie was their woman. Ever ready to enter heated, though friendly, discussions on any subjects from boys to the classics, Jane could be found in the midst of any session worthy of the name. Her wealth of general infor- mation always made her the envy of her classmates. It be- came axiomatic to say 6'Let's ask Jane, she'll knowf, Missions, Physical Science, Dra- matics, Oratorical, Angelus. MARTHA MARY JOHNSON SAINT GABRIELWS Martha is one of those few people one meets who may be placed in the coveted cate- gory of being adaptable to any environment or situation. Her spontaneous personality, quick wit and easy affability are qualities in her general make up that make her im- mediately liked by all. Close association with her reveals a more serious side, embody- ing a rarely encountered depth of understanding and sincerity. She is best de- scribed as having a song on her lips, a cheery smile on her face, and a warm personality. Missions. . -- fy 24 E A ' 1 ' ' w .tz ! , I I ' I I ff' ' 1 ! I' fl I Y Y I ay I I I V .I 4 , I ' , gf , D had . V .' ' , f sz f f I I ' . l . ,f ANNA MARIE KOSTIC M4 ' f I 9 I I A , . ' SAINT GABRIEL s ff ,'4 1 Protesting to the bitter end that she doesn't get this stuff, Anna Marie finished in the upper half of her class. She relaxed the no-snare, no-delusion way by exercising her very fine tastes in dancing, music, movies, and literature. This versatility, the exceptionally high standards which she set for herself, and her patient tolerance of others' faults earned her an exceedingly fine reputation. Missions. ANDREW JAM 'KOSTIC SAINT cya :mfs I ,, Some boys 'ustpliaturhlly have what it takes. Of this no better exam e e 'sts than f'Bish . Athletics are his de- light-em he 'became actftje almost every kind of sport, part c arly in laadlfetba l. H 't.ri1e story of the boy-wonder wou d l mighty incomplete without the mention of his ingenuit . His rich baritone voice was heard by all Saint Cabriel's students, and enjoyed by those who really appre- ciated good singing. James was a swell classmate and will do his share to make Hazleton famous. Missions, Basketball. ANTHONY ALFRED MAURO MOTHER or GRACE Tony's true lovegvyas equ'xped with four legs and an in- ner spring mattress. Hoxrfe could consistently excel in his studies wadlf'contiy'l1al.source of wonder to his class- mates for mosvof hipfstudyirig was done in a comfortable state of re .e. Although,,.n0t an ardent advocate of the body buf mg course, he' never failed to offer services to the class sports-progragf, as he proved to us in the mission games. Always desirous of pleasing, he is sure to be one of mosysuecessful of '48, n K, J 5 Missions, Oratorical, Dramatics. 25 V'? rf f K ,A-41 , Cf , ,1 EMILY BERNA D CHIN SAINT JOIIN Et j Emily was one of the uSemper F delisw girls-something we never let her forget, nor she us. An amiable disposi- tion and ready answer always kept us on our toes while carrying on our little feuds. This versatile and widely in- formed wit gained her knowledge from her own library, consisting of all the better magazines published. She spent more time reading from it than she did from her texts. A lover of good music, and an admirer of quick humor, Emily is bound to be an asset to any social life. LAWRENCE GERALD MCGLYNN SAINT FRANCIS The likable man with the big heart, that's our Larry , Overly argumentative, he talked himself into and out of entanglements. Never a day passed without his wild com- plaints about something. Books have been disturbing to Larry whose physical appetite overshadows his mental one. Dimples, a grin, insubordinate hair, a quick and unex- pected answer, that,s Larry. The claim to fame of this easy-going character is a determined optimism which never lets him down. Missions, Dramatics. ,Alf X' K '-'K' ' '11 4-. .,.f. Wi , '44 1 ' 2 .A - .'I'A il' 1 7 J ful '. 'C 'A frhnf., ,J . Q 'lip' I Q,,I. AL , . 4 -,f ROBERT MILES MCHALE SAINT GABRIEL,S Big in fun, spirits a dqri ' s we were proud to call Robert dd . ert Ju wasn,t the ladies' man, but it- wasn cause didn't nt to be. He had the if liii sg loo s, mannaS.s?bd carry on a good c rsation with s - e llo 's gir . Amiable, gentle- anly, helpful sinc , we are proud to call Robert our classmate. ' Missions, Oratorical, Dramatics, Basketball. 26 . Q Q 4 Q NIMH' tl. Mr:KI'Il.VEX' JUIIN l'Al'l,. McNAl,l.Y CA'l'HERlNl'I D. NAIIAX sawn' misiiiizifs sAiN1' GABRIELHS sum' Miciial-zifs. imawoon llutslanding litvrary aliil- ity. a ta-luli-m'y to drvam and llHlllllt'IlliUl1' Nlary vvry popu- lar. Nvvvr at a loss for tht- vorrc-vt phrasv, fVlary found llvrss-ll' 1-ontinually purple-xi-d in tha- rc-alm of sc-ia-ncv. llc-r l'1lI'l'l.l'l'l' mann:-r has mado hm-r wi-ll lilu-d lay all he-r class- matvs and we-ll known hy Ill1'IlllN'l'!-I of tht- administra- Iivv de-partnu-nl. Whvruvvr Mary got-s, pi-oplo will ratvh he-r air of l'l'l1'lltlSlllll and la-t's do som1'thing spirit. Missions, Angvlus. ldlllgllllgth, Or- alorii-al, llramalivs. .i o 4 p-r ,lohn vould gn-vt any situ- ation with a corny gag, a Latin quotation or a cirvuit diagram. Asidv from his av- tivity as ollirial news dispon- scr. John was always rvady to hz-lp somvonv out, academic- ally, finanivally, or just hy hc- ing frivndly. John had a ro- markahlo mt-mory for formu- las and an uncanny intuition in lovating dvvimal points. His idvals wort' firm, and his 1-nc-rgy and vnthusiasm will sf-rvv him well in yours to voniv. XVO will wlllviiilici' him for many things hut most of all for his illtclligvlwv. Missions, Dramalii-s, Angelus, Oratoric-al. 1 Q 27 Blcssvd with tho uncanny aliility for always doing thi- right thing. this lrlond vurly- hairvd lass madv lwrsvlf known to all, and hi-r good svnsv and good naturv wvrv st-ldom parted. Cathvrinv would pivk a goal. svt hvrsvlf for it, and hvr determination would ovm-rvonu' all ohstaclvs. H4-r sim'vt'c willingnvss to liv- frivnd othvrs. hvr svnsv of humor and svriousnvss as tht- ovvasion dvmandvd will nvv- or hc forgottvn. Missions, Uramativs. l,illlf,lllilg9 fl , ' . 9 VL ILT ' 1 N' , N L-- fi ,Wg 3 f I I ' 5 Jbv Az X L I -Il if 1 CATHERINE M. NORTH THOMAS C. CYDONNELL LUCILLE M. ITROURKE SAINT GABmEL's SAINT GABRIELlS SAINT GABRIELlS Loads-of-fun, is all that is needed to perfectly describe Kay. Always genial, any gath- ering is lightened by her un- limited supply of anecdotes and facial expressions. Her quick wit give her an answer to every inquiry and a solu- tion to every predicament. Those qualities make her everybody's friend, a fact of which she can well be proud. She was perhaps the only stu- dent able to start Monday morning with a song on her lips. Missi ons, Camera. uSpeed Bill best typifies G'Snuffy , a mainstay of the class and the basketball team for the past three years. Never worried or hurried he made the system fit him. He found enough time to star, play a fine game of basket- ball, keep up in his class, and act as Senior Class President. Some of us might forget what a Brain or Athlete he was, but none will ever forget his wonderful sense of humor, his ready smile, his mile-wide heart, and his willingness to pitch in no matter what the task. Missions, Basketball, President Senior Class. This distinguished class- mate, affectionately referred to by her friends as Lucille, is the personifieation of that adage, 'imighty oaks from little aeorns grow . For though Lucille is small in stature, there is an atmos- phere of magnanimity about her, and her host of friends is large. She approaches studies, as every difiicult task, with a zest, and there is no time in her program for contempla- tion of defeat. Lucille's source of energy and peerless cheer- fulness was a mystery to all. Missions, Oratoriczll, Language., Angelus, Dramutics. 28 am' 4-fry , , - ,f ', A ,J,fy' 5 W V rf .ls MARY ANN PETROLE , fl SAINT BARTIIOLOMEW, TRESKOW Whenever a crowd was gathered you'd be sure to find Mary as the center of attraction, imitating some personagc at Saint Gabriel's, or hotly defending her beloved Tres- kow. A good student, a smooth dancer, and a must in every activity, Mary proved invaluable in any gathering. Those of us who knew her will remember her for her ability to get along with the gang and the tenacious determination with which she stuck to anything she undertook. Missions, get-relary Camera Club, Angelus, Ilramatics. O I wb - ' ' t. . xl Q . xl 1 J fx ...J . xt t- 1 x X ' 'f r, N, 'X' . ' xi-I J hi I x X .. V , ' I ' wx I . W LURRAINE LUCY POTTER 1 X , xv N Q 1 Xxx SAINT GABRIELHS X . V ,X Lorraine was leasant and avreeable to all who knew I p tn n n 'Q , xher. Although she devoted plenty of time to studies her 5 t- ' .. :articular interest was develo Jing friendshi is among her , . I , I t- H I D .- N, h classmates. wlllh her cheerful personality and desire to par- ff 7 'rtici vate, she was alwavs welcome as an addition to any I . . 5 i b party. Always ready to trade a joke or join a party, her - cheerful manner gained her friends everywhere. Lorrainc's , -. pleasant disposition coupled with her sound practical judg- ment will assure her success. Missions, Angelus, Dramatics, Physical Science. ,I- . p ' ff ll 0 , e' iff . xy I, n4'l I if ' l ,a! U ffl' - .1 n,,, ff' .,'!' If L4' 44, if ' J'l riff' 5 -,Ill fn- .0 1 'I JAMES FRANCIS QVINNI SAINT GABRIEIIS And then there was James. A mild, good-naturcd, lazi- ness concealed an intelligence he was able to exercise only under pressure of the slave-driving academies. This lad liked a good time and many a female will attest to his capability on the dance floor. His enthusiasm in all unilcr- takings, no matter how difficult, was his inherent charac- teristic. So when v0u're feeling low and have that tired out feeling, look for the Baron. Dramalics, Missions. PAUL JOHN STONE SAINT GABRIELlS Paul somewhat resembles a freight train, a little slow on starting, but once oving, he canit be sto p . From the first V 1 of h xc rs'on into hig sc ol i it has be ovin nt wa s very stubb li an pers' work' g,out t i o 1n1- self nleve e to 1 ilize l1i carried fn,, Ne f' to t e benefit bfi! dy. is sense who 1 qhe best a he ijalways out 'fo time. He is an assei' o any- one's social register. Dramatics, Missions, Art, Ora- torical. LOUISE MARY TANNER SAINT GABRIEL7S During her years at Saint Gabriel's, Louise easily found that evasive formula to a no strain existence. We've all heard her views on academics --4'Commendable as a diver- sion, but to be taken up or dropped at will . Congenial and modest, Louise gets along with anyone who isn't defi- nitely cut out to be a hermit. We'd like to get onto her system, it points to success and happiness in the years to come. Missions, Camera, Dramatics. MARIE T. TURNBACH SAINT GABRlELlS At Saint Gabriel's, Marie was known to all her class- mates as Sissy . She is short, and as is the case with many people short of stature, she is packed full of determination and get up and go. Hard working and conscientious, Marie found time to star in academics, as well as to par- ticipate in social activities. Her classmates will always remember her as the woman with the right answer. Missions, Dramatics, Angelus, Language Club, Oratorical. 30 JOHN THOMAS SOFIANEK SAINT JOSEPH,S This blond happy-go-lucky lad came ,to Saint Gabriel's from Saini .loseph's. lt was evident f,12Lln the beginning tha he knew his way around bgt od the athletic field and in social circles. Perhaps it was his frankn s and indi- viduality hpflmay it was his easy going frien liness that stood-him in such good stead. At any rate, he'has an air of etmfidence about him which made his career a success, and will help him attain his ambition of becoming a uBuzz boyw in the business world. Missions. D I I ' .Q . ' . I . f 15' ' v I5 if r J I . -J' f f 11 A 4 'J I . . , . ,. 3, 4 . n 5 AIA .fl I 1 unior C add lmfl In lfighl. Firsl lfmr: ,ln-alum' M4'N4-lif. Elllilllvlll lfvllin. Marion C1111-lli. .llllv ,Nllz-ll., wllllllllll Ward. William l:1lllllLIlH'l'. 'xllI'l4'IIllt' Paul, lhulwl llnggvll, ,loam lhllvvy. Eilvem McNulty. Sm'- nml Huw: 'l'ln-n-an lllllllvy. Hman llnolmky, 'l'lll'l'0!-lil Fay. l:l'llIll'l'S Slllflillfl, Crum- tlwllllil. llurlruru l'e-uk:-, lilizuln-ll: llurrigun. liilu llrauliflx, Pilll'll'lil Mlllligam. llrnrn- l'ullon. lsuln-l lf:-rry. Tllifll Huw: ,ln-1-pln Poriquiu, Fl'1lll1'iH Mvllrimle, Janna-s MvN4-lif. Jannvs North. ,Num- lh-paun-lwk. ROM'IllilI'y Ru-fi. flngvlim- l,e-va-llv. .Inlln Sllurlwy. .IRIIIIPS Mvllugll.. l':llri1'k lluyvr. l'llli1lx ll ml ' Yi! 1 ' ' ' un. l'lllll'fIl Row: . 5 or lVlalry luxlwnrcl, Hulwrl ZSlli0YllI'll. -Xllwr! M1llllSl1'k. Rivllalnl Wihlurfki, linln-rl S1'llN'ill'lZ., llunivl ll1'lfvrly, .lollll C1lllll'y. ,lolm Collins, Uallwivl Milrlwll. Sixlvr Maury 4l4'l,ll1lIll1ll. .lI'lN IDR CIM-XSS OFFICERS Prvsizlvnl William wunl Viva' Prvsirlvlzi ,lulv ,-Kllvn Svrrvlary-Trvaxzlrvr, William llullugllvl' 31 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President .,.... .,., . James Boyle lice President , ,... ,. Joseph Petronio Secretary .. Benedicta Marinko Trc asurer ,...., . . , Florence Pusti ,SJOIQAOHQOPQ 51066 Thomas Baker, George Boyle, James Boyle, Richard Brogan, Conrad Dougherty, Cyril Dougherty, Philip Duiiy, Paul Fagan, Patrick Gallagher, Joseph Leaser, Richard Magula, Joseph McGarigle, James MeCeehin, Ned McHale, Robert McHugh, James McNelis, Bernard Mulreaney, Jerald North, Joseph Petronio, Anthony Plocinik, Francis Reznick, Peter Surmick, June Adams, Joan Borden, Marion Cann, Ann Conahan, Marie Dolan, Constance Domin, Corinne Dougherty, Patricia Drasher, Ann Ferdinand, Louise Flaim, Margaret Coffa, Catherine A. Johnson, Catherine E. Johnson, Helen Kaschak, Margaret Mary Kline, Elizabeth Kozial, Benedicta Marinko, Ann McFadden, Phyllis McCeady, Maurita McLuskie, Alice McNally, Claire North, Florence Olexa, Roberta 0'Rourke, Florence Pusti, Joan Sweeney, Sister Myra, R.S.M., Sister Mary Jeanette, R.S.M. J J, L 32 FRHSHMAN CLASS OFFICERS gI e.'fAl'l'l6ll'l CKQJI5 Cairnu-n ,-Xrruzzo, ,lose-ph llriflin, Daniel Coll, lAlWI't'lll'l' Conalhaln. John Coyle, ,lohn Dougherty, ,Ie-rry l 4-llin, ,Iurln-5 Cullzlgller. Joseph Cullzlgllcr, ,lox-zepli Kukowski, Ce-ralltl Lalskill, Clement Nlngroski, Pzltrivk Mooney, Joseph M1'.'xllllFk'NV, John Mvllmity, Daniel Mvllritle, Charles M4'Cm-lion. 'l'homus Mvllalle, Thomas MVK:-lvey, Charles Short, l'll'1llIl'lS Ytlrelx. Charles Zogby, Eleanor llringenlre-rg, Rib5t'lllllfy' llelfrzltlk, Catherine Doggett, l'utri4'ial Dolan, Margaret llllll, Angela F1-llin, Rose Gillespie. ,Ioan Him., Ann johnson, Marie Kelly, Maureen Kelly. Muriv K1-nnetly, Norah Kohtiv, Alive Mvlleehin, Claire Ml'l:0t!lliIl, Silrilll lVl1'N1-lis, l'altrit'ial 0'llonnn-ll, l'utri1'iu MrNulty, Reginial Petronio. Dorothy Polzlllesky, Teresa Potter, MilI'g1lYt'I Maury Quinn, Kutlnlot-n Sheerin, fillifiil Stcnovivh, llul'lull':l Tflllllltilltl. 33 l,fl'Silll'llf ,lohn Coyle Vive President Ylill':Lill'l'l Duty Svrrvlary Ylariv K1-lly ,lll'1'llSIlfl'l' ,, Clmrlvs Short jlie gfazidroom id ik .4-le Top leftw-Future linguists acquire ease in foreign tongue twisters. Top right!-The rudiments of Biology are mastered by technicians to be. Center--Fr. McDonough confers on ll religion assignment. Bottorn+Triangles and parallelograms, planes and solids haunt the waking hours of bullrling Einsteins. Jagorafor of Gal Top Ivfl a knowleflgr' of rurrenl l'l'l'llfS, of wars past, prvxvnl. uml fulurv. of history llml was und is. llromlens Ihr' horizon of lonmrrowfs vilizvns. Top right -Spillvll ushvs and ,Illl'llPll lingvrs nzulfv alomif' rvsvurrh more diffirult. llollom left-V A blank look, blue Monday, green l rvshnl1'n. lfollom righl ,Al puusv at the lllly,S mul as lhe Imllvlin board invites lllSIN'l'li0lI. 35 ark 1 'i ., '. 1 1.'f '.:' 1 V .. ,,.. R .. ., . FHL, S rj' gi wg X in K Lp: .. NuHl1llll'l'l'f you 1,0 in zrnrrl nr in u'nrl.', ilu nil in lin' mimi' nf llu' lmril jvsus. giving llllllll-'S In Coil flu' Fulllvr llirnuglz him. SI. Paul lip. lo f:0lUSSiilIlS Ill. IT. 'E ACTI ITIES li Editor ...,., Mary Catherine McKelvey l'lg2!fl,6 Left to Right, First Row: Marie Turnbach, Roberta O'Rourke, William Ward, Theresa Cauley, John McNally, Mary McKelvey, J0hn Cullinan, Marion Cann, Adrienne Paul, Jean McNelis, Frances Stuckart. Second Row: Lorraine Potter, Mary Petrole, Robert O'Rol1rke, Joan Cox, Jeanne Guckavan, Sarah Carr, Eileen McNulty, Jane Jenkins, Maureen Kelly. Third Row: Margaret Gillespie, Elizabeth Diddona, Alice McCeehin, Jane Fadden, Ann Crossin, Joan Dulcey, Rita Bradish, June Adams and Emily Mehalchin. 38 Left to Right, First Row: Marion Carelli, Eileen McNulty. Mary Petrole, Louise Tanner Catherine North Sarah Carr. Second Row: Rose Gillespie, Constance Domin, Rita Bradish Joan Dulrey, Reigina Carr, Regina Petronio, Gloria Stanovirh, Elizabeth Corrlgnn. Third Row: Charles Short, Thomas Dougherty, Patrick Dwyer, Jerry Fellln. camera . OFFICERS Prvsirlvnt . .. .. . .. . , Charles Short Vim' President ,, ., Louise Tanner Secretary ..,, C, Mary Petrole Treasurer ,..,. ..,. C atherinc North 39 Left to Right, First Row: Margaret Mary Kline, Constance Domin, Phyllis McCeady, Moder- ator Sister Mary Jeanette, Ann Conahan, Catherine E. Johnson, Corinne Dougherty, Marie Dolan. Standing: Benedicta Marinko, Florence Pusti, Marion Cann, Francis Reznivk, Joseph McCarigle, Elizabeth Kozial, Ann Ferdinand, Joan Borden. go Ogg OFFICERS President ,. ,....,......... Alice McNally Vice President .. Margaret Mary Kline Secretary ..., ,.,. ,....r..... .,., M a r ie Dolan Treasurer ..... ,.,. J oseph McGarigle 40 OFFICERS Prvsidvnt . . ,. , Elizaiwth Dideiona Vim' Prvsiflvnt ., ..., , Lorraine Potter Svrvrvtary . . . Jane Jvnkins o o Mgffllfd Slenfe ,loan Cox, Jeanne Guvkuvun, June Jenkins, Lorraine Potter, Elizabeth Diddonzl, June Fndden. 41 OFFICERS President .... Mary Catherine McKelvey Vice President ,.,.A..,, ., Marie Turnhach Secretary ,...,....,. . ., Eileen McNulty Treasurer .... .. Alice McGeehin dflglflage Left to Right, First Row: Catherine Nahay, Claire McCeehin, Marie Turnhach, Moderator Sister Mary Bernardo., Mary Catherine McKelvey, Eileen McNulty, Elizabeth Fellin, Lucille O,Rourke. Second Row: Maureen Kelly, Patricia Dolan, Dorothy Hydock, Margaret Dutz, Elizabeth Koziol, Rosemary Rossi, Emily Mehalchin, Jeanne Guckavan, Roberta 0,Rourke. Third Row: Miriam Fagan, Susan Dworsky, Alice McGeehin, Catherine Doggett. Y C- 42 UFFICI'lRS l'rvsi1l1'nI ,l4'ilIllll' Cuvkuvun lim' I,l'l'Silll'llf Ijlbllillll l'lzly1'm'k S1'1'r4'lary John Wlc'Nully Tl'l'llSIll'l'l' Paul Stom- Oraforicaf lmfl lu Right. Front Row: Dorothy llydnvk. Lucille O'Rourlu-, Elizabeth Ijlllllilllil., Marie Turn. Inu-lu, Mmlerulnr Sister Mary rleChunlul. ,Immune f:ll1'liiIVllll, ,lame Jenkins, Annu Hllil, Maury Petrole, Regina: Curr. Svvvnfl Row: Lorraine l'oltcl'. Maury Mvliclvcy, Joan Cox, Anthony Mauro. lyillll Slonv., lhlllillil Il1lyl'0l'li. J0llII Cullimin, John McNally, Emily M0llilll'hlll, Mur- gzlrcl Cilluapiv, ,lame l :ul1le-n, Ann Crnssiu. 43 i155 ion Left to Right. Smnding: Nora Kostiv and Willizlln Walrd. Seated: James Boyle and Emily M8ll1lll'hill. ,444 C ML Left to Right, Standing: Joseph Lenser, James Quinn, Joan Him, Father M1'D0n0ugz,h, Willizlxil Gallagher. Seated: John Cullinun, Angela Fellin, June Adams and Paul Stone. 44 Rm-ipimzt of flu' John J. Boylv Uvmorial 441171711 Wnoif p2,9l'2.5f?Hffllilf2 .Si galriefg gay QOAH 0fl Ulonor 1-onfvrrf-11 by ron- of Sfmlvnt borlyi may Queen ggzagefh Qliclclona fH0nor 1'onff'rrvrI by von' of studvnt bodyj 45 r-- f t Ee at e ,wwf is iwijgrgr M' x xg M , . X P 1 1 1 li 'fl Q in--'T 1:..:,, . . .. 1:'-: xx Q f lfrevlflvs Hahn Collins? threatenvrl to HNIHYIPI' I,lIl7lil1i!T Battixtrfs Hose 111 ll'Il'JllllIf0ll'l run! Y! ' ' ' I ! lawn . Domlnlr' leaves lllsvonsolate. , Thr' gangsters NIIHIIH' a fall lbbot Jonquil flames Quinnl and Brother Hollyhock fWilliam Gallagher! Th B h K i H ll 1, -1, e rot ere o y or ' Uuseph xscuss the threatened Flower Market. Lease,-y, Ge,-.lmium qjanws Northy, un lhw lfl'1lf,ll'l',N fl., K ramafic' CM ff ,II'l'.fl'Il IJ M0 A er CIPCA ic! 1--1 : ,L 75 , Q ikllvfijvj N x .Y . L , .gum as Q fx NN 4 34, M. - v,,b uk uml Urvhirl ilh-unix lfnnuhunl nmlfa' plunx In nulwil Ilu' gungslvrs. llulrln' 1l1llH'l'l'lIl'l' Mr'Clynl1P. Snlnnmn lfinllmny .'Huur'nf. Hum Dum uml l r1'r'lrlvs plun lu NIIIIIIIIJ nfl Urvlzill. 1 Dum Dum Hfllllrlvs Ml7fIP1'llHllxHIHIIIIIISH lfrolhvr Urrllid full uf I Urrhid divx a murlyr. Mopar ,Quoin sy oanfen lgrwenfafion of fke ibramafic , 5 L in I is IE 4 Q TQ if Y 48 .fd .ibrama of fAe lgarifiion 0 our Ly onaignor .l!ugA Ender: The Doctor ,......, John McNally Achaz. the landlord of the Upper Room ..,.... James McCeehan Samuelt his servant.R1chard Brogan Joseph of Arimathaea . Charles Short Q Peter ...,. ' ......, James Crossln John . . . . . . Patrick Hanlon Judas .,..,, . . . Francis McBride Longmus .,,..,. Robert Schwartz Mary . . . Mary Catherine Mclielvcy K Mary Magdalene . , l Jane Fadden ' lBarbara Peake Veronica ..... . . . Jean Cuckavan Theme Music . ..... James Kostic 49 PERSONS OF THE DRAM Apostles Andrew , . Thaddeus . Thomas . . . Phillip , . . Simon . , . James ...., Bartholomew Matthew . , A . . , John Collins .,. John Cullman William Gallagher .v. Phillip Duffy , . . James Boyle ... James Quinn . Joseph Petronio . , . . James North OFOFLJ 2 l Skool Dramatic Club presentation of We Shook the Family Tree . Top, Entire Castg center, Back Stage with the director Father McDonough and the stage rrewg lower left, A glimpse from the audience. L., 7 a m ig rev Top, John Ml'NIlllQ' as Mr. Dobxon. ,lanws Boyle' as Hob. John Sharkvy as Jimmie, and Mllr- garvf M. Klinv as fill: 4-1-'nt0r, Franvps Stuvkart and Patrirk Hanlon as Hildvgarde ami Frwialie: Irollom, Iohn Collins ax Mr. Slwrnwr, Elizabeth Dirlilona as Mrs. Shermvr, lean Guc'kal'en as Mrs. Dobson, Ann Fvrclinanil as Sally, Elizalwlh Corrigan as Paige. 51 I i ,- Q I i o 'S je ,Senior ,gferg 'L Wifi e anal lgreju ice LA allied, of Wfllllleffi Everythingfs just as it used to bef' '6Give me . . . a country rosef' 52 CAST Mr. Bennet Thomas 0'Donnell Hill James Quinn Mrs. Bennet Marie Turnbach Lady Lucas Sarah Carr Charlotte Lucas Lucille Olllourke Jane Bennet Mary McKelvey Elizabeth Bennet Elizabeth Diddona Lyllia Bennet Louise Tanner Mr. Darcy John Flood Mr. Bingley James Crossin Mr. Collins John Cullinan Amelia Catherine North Mr. Wirkham Dennis Conahan Belinda Lorraine Potter Amanda Mary Petrolc Captain lfenny Lawrence MvGlynn Miss Bingley Margaret Gillespie Agatha Mary Petrole A Mairl Lorraine Potter Mrs. Gardiner Ann Crossin Lady Catherine deBour,eh Jeanne Cut-kavan Colonel Guy Fitzwilliarn John McNally Mrs. Lake .lane Ferry Maggie Catherine North MAE sS?96lgA0ffl Lll7l90l' 'l'up. S1-ninr 1w1ilrvs.ws mul 1l'1lfll'l'S2 f'r'nt4-r. purl of thc' rrmvfl' lawvr IPI! gislar H I ' . . . .' 1 1 . JHIIS1' SllIH'l'I'i.V'S lin- lfiI4'II4'lI. 53 l'l0lfU CLIQCQ Left to Right: Lnuife TQIIIIICF, Elizabeth Diddonu, Luc-ille 0'Rourke, Thomas 0,Uonnell, Lur- ruine Potter, Maury Mm-Kelvvy. 54 x 5 'Q ggxyg PHVS 7 lla! ow een Ill' '-QD! hi , 'iv' gjx M f , ,-1 tax: Tn 1. llu' sa-ninr 'irls svll lm! alum: Ihr' juniors in rhur '1' 0 Ihr' vrllre' sluml: vvnlvr. Hin 'o l F- 1- . F- .4- pluyvrs: uflrr llw purly, llw lltllll'l'2 Imttnm. u rivw of llw lNll'llll4'. 55 BASKETBALL Coach Ned Dougherty Robert McHale 1947 1948 Mascot Kay Dougherty 17 I -5 if 'W' Jr. Varsity Coach J0hl1 Callley Vince Gallagher 56 KAQQPLCL JQP5 lvfl lu leifllll. l rnnI Huw: NI1Il'KllI'O'l Kline-. -xlllll' COIILIIIAIII. Elizzllu-lh Corri '1lIl. Bill'lHll'1l Pm-zulu F- Illlllilllll l lnro-m'n' l'uNli. ,lllllll lglll'll4'll.. Silfilll Curr. Marion Cllllll. l2',x'1'ilir1g mumvnrx us Sl. Culrrivfx svorvs Sainf gagrie ji 'Q Thomas Dougherty, James Crossin, Robert Gallagher, John Flood, Thomas O'Donnell, James Kostic. Varsity Team-Left to Right, Standing: James Kostic, Anthony Plocinik, Patrick, Dwyer, John Flood, Thomas Dougherty, John Cauley, John Coyle. First Row: Bernard Ward, Thomas 0'Donnell, Jerry North, James Crossin, James McGeehin, Robert Gallagher. 58 Ml, 475' A SJ 1 ?f ,aw -x X, , Yip .f Q1 fi .. sfo QF Y 2 Bernard Ward, James lVleG4-ehin, Jerry North, Anthony Ploeinik, John Coyle, v 1 St. Gabriel' St. Gabriel' St. Gabriel' 1 St. Gabriel' St. Gabriel' S S S S S St. Uabriel's Patrick Dwyer. ANTHRACITE LEAGUE GAMES Junior Varsity Team-- Left to Right. First Row: Bernard Ward. Riehalrd Brogan, Jerry North, An- thony Ploeinik. Serond Row: .lannes Boyle, Con- rad Dougherty. Philip Duffy. Third Row: John Cauley. Cyril Dougherty, John Coyle. Hazle Township 45 West Hazleton ., ,. 58 Foster Township ..,.. ,. 39 Ist Ilnlf 2nd Half 22 West Hazleton . 37 Cabrielk 45 M. Nl. l. 41 Cabriel's 25 llazlc Township . , 42 Gabriers 31 Foster Township . , 43 Gabriefs Freeland ., 36 lVleAdoo , ..... . 34 Gabriel's M. M. I. ,. 35 Freeland ,. ,, , . . 48 Gabriers MeAdoo , .. .,.. ..,,., ..... 4 3 ., .. , 48 ,. ..,, 42 rafifucle The Faculty and the Students of Saint Gahriel's High School ex- press their appreciation for all who so generously helped finance our '48 Archangel. ur? .S-Qaeciaf gznefacfom The Right Reverend Monsignor D. J. Kane, LL.D., VF. Campbell, H. L. .glaeciaf gznefacfom Reverend Joseph McDonough Reverend Anthony Norkunas Reverend Joseph Saltry Petrole, Nick Stanley Studio EIIEIZLTUFJ Reverend James J. Brogan Reverend James P. Flynn Altamont Hotel Barcaski Music Company Barletta's Ready Mix Concrete Company-175 North Cedar St. Brogan, James S. Correale Construction Company Coyle, Dr. W. V. Deisroth's Duplan Corporation Flood, John Hazleton Federal Savings and Loan Lieh, M. L.--Agency Plain Speaker-Standard Sentinel Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swahh, Frank-Equipment Co., Inc. Tung Sol Lamp Works, Inc., Weatherly Weatherly Steel Company Wilmot 'Engineering Company Woodring, Jere and Company-General Hardware Woelful, Ralph E. A Friend 60 Preferred Finance Service, Inc.- Reverend John Bilock Reverend Andrew J. Maloney- Catholic Charities Reverend Nicholas Martyak Reverend Vincent Nanorta Reverend Michael F. Vetter Allen Candy-Weatherly Andreuzzi, Louis-Confectionary Anthracite Tire Company Beach Bus Line Becker, Charles J. and Brother- School Supplies Beilman Produce Company Bonin, Frank H. 81 Sons, Funeral Directors Bonin, Attorney John Boyle Funeral Home, John B. Boyle, Mrs. Mary A. Brislin, Joseph J.-Plumbing, Heating Cerula Brothers-Cut Rate Drug Store Coca Cola Y Colangelo's Star Market Columbia Knitting Mills, Inc. Conahan, Mr. Dennis Conahan Funeral Home, Joseph B. Conahan Service Station Conahan, Mrs. Nellie Corrigan, Dr. James Corrigan, Drs. Martin 81 John, D.D.S. Corrigan Supply Company Cosgrove Studio Costello, Attorney James R. Cox, Dr. J. V. Craig, Mr. John Cusatus, Cas Dick's Shop-Interior Decorator Disabled American Veterans Dottie's Dress Shop Dougherty, Mr. Thomas V. Eidam Brothers Empy Machine Fagan, Mr. and Mrs. Edward 3P0nJ0f5 Fagan, Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Fairhurst, Alfred R.-Cafe Farmers' Cooperative Dairy Ferdinand, Frank J.-Contractor Ferdinand, E. J.-Fresh Frozen Foods Ferry, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Francy's Garage Gillespie, Dr. P. J. Grehey, H. F. Happy's Food Market Haussmann, Julius Hazle Drug Company Hazle Milk 81 Ice Cream Hazleton Auto Bus Company Hazleton Broadcasting Service, -WAZL Hazleton Lumber Yard Hazleton Mattress Company Hazleton Oil Company-Tydal Dis- trihutors Hazleton Wholesale Grocery Co.- Royal Swan Food Stores Helmes, C. E.-Agency Hoban, Frank H. 81 Company Hudock Sporting Company Hy's Jackie's Store on Wheels-West Hazleton Jacob, Charles Jeddo Supply Store Kennedy, Gabe-Heights Kennedy, Joseph-Meat Market Heights Kennedy, Hon. and Mrs. Thomas Knights of Columbus Kramer's Jewelry Store Lalli Studio-H. C. E. Landy, Henry Lannon, Anna Lauderbach 81 Company Leichtman Ice Cream Company Lochwood, Samuel 81 Virginia-Real Estate Agency 61 Inc. Lettiere's Garage Lusher 8: Lusher Lyman, Attorney Cletus Lyman Chevrolet Matuella's Dairy McAloose, Dr. Louis T. McCann School of Business McGeehan, Dr. Thomas McKelvey, Agnes McNelis, Paul Mengini 81 Sons Mens Fabric Mills Middle Coal Field Bldg.-Loan Assn Minor, Daniel Mitcho, Mr. and Mrs. John Mooney, Frank Moore, James F.-Jeanesville Store Nahay, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew New York Sample Shop North Sales Company Orchestra-Gabe Garland Petronio, Mrs. Carmella Power City Motor Company Powell's Furniture Store 0.K. Simms Puhak, Therese and Clare Rea 81 Derrick, Inc. Reteneller's Market Rex Camera Shop Rosen's Furniture Schultz's Garage Sharkey, Dr. Thomas J. Slicker, R. G. Florist Smith, Bob-Floral Company Snyder's Dairy Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Tarone Brothers, Inc. Tony's Market Tunnessen, Mr. Walter Turnhach, Mr. and Mrs. William Wyoming Pharmacy Yaccino Construction Company A Friend Rev. Ralph V. Gaglioti Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend John Koval Arthur P. Ferrari Henry Luchi John J. Mellor Gabriel V. Mhley, Francis Mussari John Smyth Andrew Sobel Andrew Ulicki Martin Yatsko Ace's Pharmacy Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arlotto's Auerbach's Jewelers Becker, Mary Bittenbender's Grocery Bittner, Ray Blum, Dr. Maurice-Optometrist Blumer's Jewelers Bon Ton Boyle, Mrs. P. A. Brennan, James B.-Grocer- ter Street Brennan, Brennan, James G. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bfrislin 31 Brislin Broadt, Mrs. Brogan, Mrs. P. J. Burcin, John M.-Funeral Director C 81 P Confectionary Campus Sandwich Shoppe Cann, Charles Catherine's Dress Shop Charles' Store Cinderella Shoppe Citizen Publishing Company City Book Store Coll, Edward Coll, Mr. Conahan, Conahan, Corcoran, Corrigan, and Mrs. Thomas Mrs. James Mary Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dr. Lawrence D.D.I. 652 Al- pafI'0ll5 Cortez Bar 81 Restaurant Coyle, Alice Cox, Anna Crossin, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crossin, Anne Cullinan, Mr. and Mrs. John Cusat's Cafe Cusati, Dominic-Shoe Repairing K Dry Cleaning Deb's Shop Deemer Si Company DeLuxe's Restaurant Delahanty, Dr. Diddona, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deitch's Bakery Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Durso, Neil fNatl Dworsky, Mr. and Mrs. John Dutz, Mary Eikov Manufacturing Company Engle, Dr. John Fadden, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Falvello, Attorney Conrad Falvello, Dr. James Fagan, Elwood Fel1in's Jewelry Store Fierro's Furniture Store Fox Bros. Memorials Frans' Beauty Shop Frumkin Wholesale Company Gallagher's Cleaners and Dyers Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. Mathrew Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gauz, Ben Geissler, V. J. George's Tailor Shop Gerard Investment Company Goldmark Handbag Company, Inc. Gorals Market-Meat and Groceries -452 South Poplar, on the Heights Gormely, Attomey Martin Grier, Lester Griesing, H. W.-Heights Pharmacy Guardian Finance Company Grand Smoke Shoppe 62 Gutsie Cafe Hall Brothers' Handie's Service Station Hazleton Ice Heck Family Hicks, Bruce M.-Pharmacist Howells, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hydock, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Irene Hairdresser Jake's Self-Service Jenkins, John F. Joe's Place-Rear 137 South Pine Johnson, Gertrude Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, Pharmacies Kalwaic, Henry J.-D.D.S. Kamerdze, Frank Kellyis Fire Service-27th and Church Street Kennedy, Dr. Frank-D.D.S. Kinney's Shoe Store Klemow, David Kline, Frank fMcAdooJ Kline, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kostic, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kringe, William Krous, Mr. Engle's Jewelers Krause, Mr. and Mrs. John Landau Lazarus Electric Center Leslie Siglin, Jr. Leo's Bar and Grill Levin B., Furs Lucia's Cafe Lundy, H. E. Mack's Pharmacy-571 Alter Stree Madison Restaurant Marchetti's Sons Marinko, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Markman, Benj. Martin's Kid Shop Martini Tyrous Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mathews, Rose Eugenia Matushonek, Helen Majestic Furniture Store Mauro, Anthony-Tailor Mehalchin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mhley, Dr. G. V.-D.D.S. Michael's Furniture Store Munly, Mr. and Mrs. James' McCullough, Edmund McCullough, Miriam McFadden, Joseph McGarigle, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McGlynn, Mr. and Mrs. John McHugh, Margaret McKelvey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKelvey, Mr. James Sr. McKelvey, Mr. James Jr. McNelis, Joseph McNelis, Paul McNelis, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mulligan, Mr. and Mrs. William Manly, Mr. and Mrs. James Mussari, Dr. Anthony National Cleaners North, Mrs. Hugh 0'Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0'Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. John Reverend Mark Mecca Bott, Mrs. Louis Brehm, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bringenberg, Eleanor Brislin, John H. Calder, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cacese, Gerard Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Dever, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dever, Mr. and Mrs. James Esquire Candy Shoppe Fagan, Elizabeth Ference, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Neil GaHney, Jean Gallagher, Anne 0'Donnell, Patrick 0'Hara, James O'Rourke, Mrs. Julia Ovalon Bar Pachence, John Perfect Cleaners Uoseph Kennedy and John Beetsl Piccione, Dr. F. V. Polmounter Food Market Poplar Variety Shop-.05-81.00 Store Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pusti, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Reiley, Philip Reilly, Mary-Hair Dresser Reinmiller, William K. Reisenweaver's Store Rex's Camera Shop Roman, David Sacco, Mr. and Mrs. John Sachse's Garage Samilsons Scatton-Expert Watch Repair- Jeweler Scheers-Home Furnishings Schmeer's Quality Market E006 tefzf Gillespie, Anna Griffin, Tessie Guckavan, Elizabeth Jack and Jill Infants' Shop Max's Men Shop McGeady, Mrs. Agnes McGeehan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGeehan, Maryanne McGill, Mary McGrory, Nancy McHugh, Miss Margaret McKelvey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKelvey, Neil McNally, Betty McNulty, Mrs. W. Mooney, Kay Nahay, Andrew 63 Schropp, Mr. and Mrs. Shupach, Dr. Bernard Smulyan Howard Snyder's Walkover Shoe Store Stish, Dr. Wesely Steiner's Furs Sugar Bowl Sweeney, Joan Tanner, Mr. and Mrs. John Tatusko's Radio and Electric Store Tapper, Mr. Joel Tartaglia Food Store Timko, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tony's Sanitary Barber Tressler, Clark F. United Wallpaper Valley Electric and Gas Vaughan's Bakery Volosin Restaurant Volpe, Mr. Wears Wenner's Garage Wojciechowski, Eddie Yost Knitting Mill Zogby, Dr. Albert J. A Friend Nemchick, Agnes Petrole, Mary Petrole, Margaret Petrole, Mr. and Mrs. Petronio, Reginio Polanesky, Jane Repanshek, Ann Repanshek, Jacob, Sr. Repanshek, Lawrence Shop Service Corp Peter Sofianek, Mr. and Mrs. John Strimpler, Martin Jr. Sweeney, Mrs. James Tanner, Mary Turse's Pharmacy Ward, Mrs. Elizabeth A Friend 444103 JLSLU' ,f,5Z'77ZW7 ,pg PN, M M up N wwf , . M - JM . WW A Wo' MMO 101 QQ 3 QM A if My 4-JY-gon fgihfyfif . . M N 4 , W S yy- .P jffoyf V KA ' ' an 'vJ lL . 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