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

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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

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,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

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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