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

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. 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

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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

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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