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

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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

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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

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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