St George High School - Georgian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1959 volume:

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A finer soldier for both God and country never existed. In these days of strife that need so much an inspiration of courage, we are fortunate to have this great leader, our beloved patron. Throughout our four years of high school, he has been to us an example of all that is noble and righteous. In and out of classes, at work, at play, or at prayer, Saint George has been the hope of our young lives and the example to follow in all our actions. What better or more fitting way to end our school days than to have Saint George as the theme of our final contri- bution, the GEORGIAN? Come, follow us through our high school days and see what our patron's inspiration has enabled us to accomplish. Edwdflbll RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR CARL P. HENSLER, S.T.D., V.F. We are happy to have this opportun- ity to make public our esteem and respect for our dear friend and de- voted pastor. Monsignor Hensler seems to be extremely interested in the words of Margaret Baker and Robert Lawry, as they show him the plans for the 1959 GEORGIAN. K-4-I To our Beloved Pastor--In a spirit of great and sincere appreciation for his constant concern for our spiritual and educational needs we dedicate our yearbook to a great scholar with exceptional warmth and friendliness of character. The dimensions of that character are many. As a student in the American College at Rome, Monsignor Hensler made a record that has rarely been equalled, He spent a few years in the Orient as missionary and teacher, taught in an Ameri- can Catholic institution of higher learning, and was a leading figure in the Catholic Social Movement of the middle thirties. At present he is engaged in normal parish duties, combined with his work as Dean of the Diocesan southeast district, and director of the Institute of Adult Education of the Pitts- burgh Diocese. In the Catholic Social Movement our pastor was no mere bystander. He participated both as a scholar and as an activist. His articles, statements, and addresses were part of the education of countless laymen and priests. He was an active participant in the founding of Saint Jose-ph's House of Hospitality, the Association of Catholic Trade Unionists, and the short-lived ibut very necessary in its day, Catholic Radical Alliance. His prestige has a universal character. He is respected nationally in lay and clerical circles for his general scholar- ship. The labor unions still seek his advice, as do those on the management side, for in his wisdom he makes decisions which benefit both. REV. ROBERT E. DAVIS You have accomplished a grand task of com- pleting four successful years in a Catholic high school. Now there are many new experiences awaiting you. Letis hope you will meet these moments with courage, determination, and a growing confidence in God. Father Robert E. Davis It looks very much like the senior class officers are learn- ing a lot from the expert advice of our curates. Seated: Father Davis and Father Dixon. Standing: Raymond Dipietro, Joseph Funtal, Janice Koski, William Mac- Donald, Paul Eiben, Robert Grattan, Sandra Moran. Congratulations to the graduates of the Class of 1959. You have reached a goal of which you can be proud. However, there are many trials and troubles ahead of you in life. If you stay close to God and His Church, you will overcome them and make a success of your life. If you fail, you alone will be at fault. One bit of advice-use your head. Father David C. Dixon REV. DAVID C. DIXON 0ar Pflllflfdf SISTER MARY BERTRAM Principal Student Council Moderator Sister Mary Bertram and Annamae Kessler, secretary to the principal, are considering the scholastic records of the students who are going to try for scholarships. ,li 3-1 Message ro Graduates My Dear Students, Be true to thc colors, red and black, which you have chosen for your yearbook. Red recalls to mind the Pentecostal Living Firew of thc Holy Spirit. Be faithful in the pur- suit of true knowledge and wisdom under His guidance. Black is emblematic of penance. You must live well to die well, and in our lives penance is a necessary part of the program. Your colors are cardinal colors. Devotedly follow and cling to the things of cardinal im- portance-the moral virtues of prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance on which the other moral virtues depend. You may never be called to lay clown your lives for your Catholic ideals. The important thing for you to do is to live for them. Remember always: Life here is but a preparation for the future life. Sister Mary Bertram, O.S.F. Principal VOM P7 1 , f . -03. ,,-ff 9 fe 'Z' 2 'Qt fr Q' K ri' ,f- .if SISTER M. AELRED MISS SYLVIA GRAMBA Junior Adviser 206, English Spanish, Speech 1 SISTER M. EUGENE Senior Adviser 101, Religion 4, Sci- Senior Adviser 205, Religion 4, ence, Georgian Adviser of '59 English 3,4, Typing, Fatima Club Moderator, Sageon Adviser of '59 SISTER MARIE THERESE Junior Adviser 102, Business Educa- tion, Library Club Moderator 1 SISTER M. MAURICE SISTER M. INNOCENT Sophomore Adviser 202, Religion 2,3, Sophomore Adviser 201, Re- 1,2, Latin, Language Skills, Sacred Heart ligion 2, Mathematics Prep Moderator SISTER M. DeLOURDES Freshmen Adviser 103, Religion 1, Home Ec, I-Iealth, General Math, Mission Club Moderator SISTER M. PATRICK Freshmen Adviser 203, Religion 1 Social Studies, Third Order Mod- 9l'Ht0l' MR. JOSEPH LOBER Boys Physical Education MIWOI sk17m13'bes are won b fire use of zea4 courage and ablwy. MR. RUSSELL VOGEL Biology MISS JANICE DUNBEKER Girls Physical Education , fi gg SISTER MARIE BERNADETTE Music, Art, Glee Club Moderator The Spmk' of Sf. 6eorge prevaws with graduarfbn, ffm! sph? becomes a geawy. 7X C f p fvxgi f-'iwpx og Hx , fi w g 'B ' Wg q,, . !X 'b-1 fl l Wm fy 'f kgs YW ? wr! M W X5 XJ? fr I X S-Za -..-ff, y v NEI lf' , , 'V if NW K -gzjz n,r,v,u, Q kfg-Af .7:f ':-5 -',7'lpp ...J n' jiph d fgf e0l0l'5 Ly? s 'aifw '-lafiiyiz-5 groomed MARGARET BAKER Peggy Class Secretary 4, Missioii Secretary 3, Mission Representative 2,3, Classical Honor 2, Science Honor 3,4, Modern Language Honor 3, Mission Honor 2,3,4, Paladin Award 4, Federation Z,3,4, Co-editor of GEORGIAN 4, Feature Editor of SAGEON 3,4, Speech and Debate 1,2, Junior Achievement 2. Lively, courteous, talented WILLIAM MacDONALD Bill Class Treasurer 3, Class President 4, Federation 4, Speech 2, Intramurals 3, C. Y. C. Basketball 4. D e p e n d a b l e, conscientious, well- ROBERT GRATTAN Bob Class Vice President 4, Mission Rcprc scntative Z,3, Mission Treasurer 3 Mission Honor 3, Speech Z, Intra murals 3, C. Y. C. Basketball 4. Serene, businesslike, helpful PAUL EIBEN Class 0fi9cers Hui. Class Treasurer 4, Holy Name Mem ber 1,Z,3,4, Glee Club 2, Basketball I Affable, inquisitive, congenial RAYMOND DiPIETRO Ray Class President 4, Holy Name 1,2,3,4, Speech and Debate 1,Z, SAGEON Sports Editor 3,4-, Intramural Basket- ball 3,4. Sports-minded, good-natured, carefree rf , IJ A j 1 i J I p ' W t :,- 2 ki JOSEPH FUNTAL Joe Class Treasurer 2, Class Vice Presi- dent 4, Mission President 3,4, Mission Representative l,Z,3,4, Mission Treas- urer l,Z, C. Y. C. Committee Member 3, C. Y. C. Athletic Chairman 4, Holy Name Member 1,2,3,4, Federation Convention 3,4, Paladin Award 4, Speech and Debate 1, Basketball 1,Z,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Bowling 1. Athletic, vyell-rounded personality, easy-going . n 5 l o - . n i Nyc , IMF J ,l if A , 5 M xif 1 X I V , r X I Nw 'Yung SANDRA MORAN Sandy Class Secretary 3,4, Pam Club 3, Third Order President 4, Third Order Mem- ber 3, Federation 3, Glee Club 3, Junior Achievement Z, Forensic SN-'wt '- To Our. O! Thi Xxxnq-.1 Qt!-suwsmvsiig. Kov, O , X-,sw Xu X905 Q.40Y'Nxvs'-o XC-ig 919. s. S.-. 2' '- Ntvxses.. .. bag, , -uf' I League 2. JANICE KOSKI Jan Class Treasurer 3,4, Fatima Vice Pres- ident Z, Third Order Member 1, Le- gion of Mary Vice President 1, Legion of Mary Treasurer 2, Federation 1, May Queen Attendant 1,Z,3, Intra- mural Baslcetball 3, Speech and De- bate l,2. Nonchalant, dependable, soft-spoken Ambitious, sociable, likeable miss dass Ofhkers Room 205 Student 6ounc17 0f19cers ROBERT LAWRY Bob Class President l,2, Student Council President 4, Student Council Member 1,Z,4, C. Y. C. Physical Committee Chairman 4, Fatima Club President 3, History Honor Society 3,4, Third Order Member 1, English Plonor Award 1, I-listory and Scholarship Honor Awards 2, Religion and Algebra II Honor Awards 3, Federation 1, Z,4, Speech and Debate 1,Z, SAGEON Editor 3, Co- X editor of GEORGIAN 4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4. Intelligent, ath letic, reliable WILLIAM JOSEFICK Bill Student Council Vice President 4, Fatima Club Class President 3, Science Honor Society 3,4, Federation 3,4, Glee Club 2, Camera Club 3, Science Aide 4. Courteous, scientiiic, industrious CAROLE D'ANGELO Carole Class Secretary 1,2, Student Council Secretary 4, Fatima Club Vice President 3, Pam Club 4, Latin Honor Society 2, History Honor Society 3, Latin Award l, English Award Z,3, Scholarship Award 3, Glee Club Serrctary 4, Speech Treasurer 2, C. Y. C. Secretary 3. Short and sweet, fun loving, diligent NORMA ZANETTI Norm Class Secretary Z,3, Student Council Treasurer 4, May Queen Attendant Z, Latin Honor Society Z, History Honor Society 3, Religion Award Z, Latin Award 2, Federation 3,4, Pen Pal Club 2, SAGEON News Editor 3,4, GEORGIAN Ad Editor 4, May Queen 4. Dependable, neat, friendly Zc.....f4, 16214, JOYCE BRODERICK Joyce Representative of Mission Club 45 Rcp- resentativc of C.Y.C. Social Committee 45 Pam Club 3,45 Speech and Debate 15 Glee Club 3,45 GEORGIAN Typist 45 Intramural Basketball 3. RONALD DILLA Ron Class Vice President Z5 Class President 35 C.Y.C. President 45 C.Y.C. Cultural Chairman 35 Holy Name 1,2,3,45 Fed- eration l,Z,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Coach 3. ALEX BUCZYNSKI Al Class President 1,25 Vice President 3 Holy Name 1,2,3,45 Federation 1 Glee Club President 45 Basketball 1 Zg Baseball l,Z,3,4g Intramural Bas- NANCY DIETHORN v': Nance 1 Pam Club 3,45 Speech and Debate lg Glee Club 3,45 Junior Chorus Z5 A. 25 Intramural Basketball 33 GEOR- GIAN Business Manager 45 Fatima 'i- ketball 3. Club Class Treasurer 4. 61 - , MCI' S..-wane JOAN DONOVAN Joanie Library Club 4. The typing skill shown by Nancy Diethorn, Joyce Broderick, and joan Donovan will assure them success in the business world. Alex Buczynski and Ronald Dilla are observing their work. RUTH FARKAS Ruthie Z5 A mr W 'fi' , , t 1 . of x .,L,a, p , ' ugh .-,QQ-l 'Lg A Q' f 'affix , fi. ,J , , , ., 1,61 , fam ri ,To if at H ox gy ,P 'E' if .W ,We fi Jw ,111 M541 L, f.w,'ffi1,, , ii in fox e R ski T 1 'ke' ' A 4, Ni X I at 4,,,lKiXg.2 el FRANCES FUCHS Fran Third Order 45 SAGEON Reporter 3. Legion of Mary Secretary Z3 Speech 1. Q M X it E1 N MARY ELLEN GAYTON Gates Legion of Mary 1,2g Modern Lang- uage Society 35 Federation 25 SA- GEON reporter 3g Speech and Debate 1,2g Glec Club Treasurer 43 Fatima Secretary 3,4. DAMIAN GILDEA Gil Holy Name Society 1,Z,3g Pam Club 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Bowling Captain 3. P Frances Fuchs, Ruth Farkas, Mi- chael Gildea, and Damian Gildea are busy checking their Iedgers to make MICHAEL GH-IDEA sure that the accounts really balance. Mike Mary Ellen Gayton watches the pro- Holy Name Society 1,2,3g Glee Club cedure with great interest' 2,3,4g A. 2,3g Speech and Debate lg Intramural Basketball 3g Bowling 1,2g Bowling Captain 3 . Graduates of 7959 Love and devotion for the Blessed Mother is the object of our senior re- ligion course. Jerome King, Ellen Gonzalez, Melinda Goebel, Laura Jean Kestner, and Charlotte jakiela are studying the numerous titles given to Our Lady. MELINDA GOEBEL Gibbles Representative in Fatima Club 3,4g History Honor Society 2,33 Pam Club 3,43 Speech and Debate 1,29 Glee Club 35 Junior Chorus Z5 Intramural Bas- ketball 3. 1 CHARLOTTE JAKIELA Char Chairman of C.Y.C. Cultural Com mittee 4, Business Honor 3,43 Feder- ation 3,4g Shorthand Award 3g SA- GEON Reporter 35 Glee Club 13,4 Pam Club 3,45 Speech and Debate 2 Junior Chorus 2, Intramural Basket- ball 3. LAURA JEAN KESTNER Kess Glee Club 3. ELLEN GONZALEZ Ellen Class Vice President lg Fatima Secre- tary 4g Legion of Mary Secretary 1,25 Pam Club 35 Musart Club 25 Library 2g Business Honor Society 3,43 Feder- ation 3g Home Ec Award Zg SAGEON Copy Editor 3,45 SAGEON Typist 4g GEORGIAN Typist 4, Betty Crocker Award 4. lb JEROME KING Jerry Science Aide 4. EDWARD KIRSTEIN Ed Transferred from Divine Heart Seminary, Donaldson, Indiana. Class President 2,3g Debates Z,3g Speech Award 33 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,Z,3g Football 1,2,3g The SEMINARY Layout Editor 2,3. NORBERT KOWALSKI Norb Holy Name Society 1,2,3,4g Third Or- der lg Glee Club 2,3,4g Baseball 3,4. MARY ANN LAWRENCE Mary Ann Fatima Club Class Secretary 43 Pam Club 3g Glee Club 3,4g Junior Chorus 35 Speech ls SAGEON Reporter 33 Intramural Captain 3g GEORGIAN Business Manager 4. A iill JOSEPH MACALUSO Joe Fatima Club Treasurer 3, President 4 C.Y.C. Treasurer 2g Holy Name So ciety 1,2,3,4g Debate Club President Z Biology Award Z3 Chemistry Award 3 SAGEON staff 3g GEORGIAN Busii ness Manager 45 Federation 1.7 li ' 'N , ,, Charles LaSota is showing Edward Kirstein, Norbert Kowalski, and Mary Ann Lawrence how time is told in Spain. The students seem fascinated by the Spanish method of telling time. Joseph Macaluso is missing from the picture. , . K A. , -11iz.esa-sw 'ru 1' sf- ,Q f - V CHARLES L OTA Club 5 r yy 35 Intra- W wr gi? usiness Man- Qs S fl . 5'4 ' fvfv .L 'J W. 3.91 'll f . , V PATRICIA MARKS Pat Mission Club Secretary 4, Representa- tive 1,3,45 Fatima Club Vice Presi- dent 45 Class Secretary 45 Fatima Club Activities Chairman 25 Third Order 1,2,3,45 Pam Club 35 Legion of Mary 1,25 Glee Club 35 Mission Honor So- ciety 1,3,45 Business Honor Society 45 J. A. Vice President 2,4, Secretary Z, Treasurer 35 Forensic 1,25 SAGEON News Editor 3,45 SAGEON Typist 35 GEORGIAN Typist 4. Patricia Marks makes good use of her home ec knowledge as she serves dinner to John Maggs, Claudia Ma- kowski, Carol McCann, and Catherine McCann. X5 H? CLAUDIA MAKOWSKI 5' 1 1' JOHN MAGGS Claudia Jack Third Order 3,45 Pam Club 39 Glee Holy Name Society 1,2,3,4g Glee Club Club 3,45 Junior Chorus 25 Intramural 2,35 Speech and Debate 1. Basketball 3 . CAROL MCCANN Carol C.Y.C. Social Committee 35 Library Club 1,25 A. 25 Speech and Debate 1,25 Federation 1,25 SAGEON Edi- tor 3,4. 77- yi?-its CATHERINE MCCANN Cathy Glee Club 3,45 Modern Language Honor Society 35 GEORGIAN Busi- ness Manager 4. ' 1 :M if 'QJFJ u ke' ' V' . , ve 5 55,tg, '3-. ,Y ya I9 3 sw 7 5 er lei Y 4 i fsfz' EDWARD NOGAL Ed Third Order 13 Holy Name Society 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3343 Latin Award 23 Religion Award 23 Spanish Award 33 Spanish Honor Society 43 Bowling 3g Intramural Basketball 3,4. Q . v '.t.,a,t F MEX 3 iv' 5 A , 5 S Mm! -1- 1 35 g p, s , a iff 'i QQ iii?-1 jig 149:-it ' . ' ,, 1 1 3j '-'f MARY CATHERINE MCTAGGART Mary Kay Fatima Club Secretary 33 C.Y.C. Sec- retary 3g May Queen Attendant 13 Glee Club 33 Speech and Debate Z3 SAGEON Reporter 3. GERTRUDE MIERUNISKI Gert Glee Club 33 Pen Pal Club 23 Latin Honor Society 23 History Honor So- ciety 3g Algebra Award 13 SAGEON Typist 43 GEORGIAN Typist 4. ANTOINETTE MUECK Toni Third Order 3,43 Pam Club 4g Busi- ness Honor Society 3,43 Mathematics Award 23 American History Award 3g GEORGIAN Artist 4. ALBERT NICKEL Nick Class Treasurer 13 Mission Vice Presi- dent 4g Holy Name Society 1,Z,3,43 Glee Club 2,33 Intramural Basketball 3,4. Mary Catherine McTaggart, Gertru Mieruniski Antoinette Mueck Albert Nickel, and Edward Nogal are interested in making an intensive study of current world affairs. ,2 1 , e 3 4 If li I XX . 4 5' DENNIS O'BRIEN Den Glee Club 33 Junior Achievement 3 r ,, 42,7 I CA I I' ,W if Lf i ir, , V I if fi Lynn Reiland is telling Richard Rectenwald, Roy Prendergast, Mary Lou f lu ' V bl I ,J Razaire, and Dennis O'Brien the practical applications of the physics principle WM UV ,ff of the parallelogram of forces. ' A7 , A - W N ,t ' f, Ul 'df' flfl Mfg' fill' Ml in E ,J . lgiib, JM rf U - 1 I x ' ,I ROY PRENDERGAST iw Jfll V Roy f . Baseball Z,3,4g Bowling 1,2g Intra- X mural Baslcetballg GEORGIAN Busi- V, ness Manager 4. We s A MARY Lou RAZAIRE I'fxs'T4?g 3 , Mary Lou 522131 3' 'Q Third Order 1,2,3g Pam Club 35 Glee gh Club 3. Riiiiilgii A Tflffffi RICHARD RECTENWALD Dick J Holy Name Society l,Z,3,4g Glec Club 3g Science Honor Society 3. LYNN H. REILAND Reeland Holy Name Society 1,2,3,4g Westing- house Science Honor 45 Speech and Debate 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Bowling 13 Intramural Basketball 3,4. KT: MICHAEL REPASKY Mike Fatima Club Class Treasurer 35 Class President 4g Holy Name Society 2,3,4g Glee Club Z,3,4. REGIS SCHAFFER Rege Federation Representative 3. KENNETH SALINE Ken Transferred from Divine WO1'd Seminary. Legio Mariae 35 Footballg Baslcetballg Baseballg Softballg Handb-allg Vollcy Ball 1,2,3. MARLENE SCHAFER Mar Pam Club 35 General Business Award Z5 SAGEON Feature Editor 3,45 GEORGIAN Artist 4g A. Secretary 2, President 3,45 Speech and De- bate 1,2. . y i PATRICIA SCI-IERER Pal Third Order Z,3,4, Secretary 3g Glce Club 3. Michael Repasky, Regis Schaffer, Marlene Schafer, Patricia Scherer, and Kenneth Saline are deeply en- grossed in a difficult trigonometry problem. The precise and accurate thinking that has to be done in this subject makes it an important one for all. 6?raa'uafes of 1959 Aspiring stenographers must know the essentials of shorthand. James Spratt, Dona Gene Schmidt, Maryann Sivard, Margaret Schmitt, and Marian Schroeder concentrate much of their study time to the practice of this knowledge. DONA GENE SCHMIDT Buns Legion of Mary 25 Third Order 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 4g Glee Club 3g Intra- mural Basketball 3. MARIAN SCHROEDER Marian Legion of Mary l,2, Secretary 3g Glec Club 3,45 A. Z,4, Trcasurcr 3 1' 4 ,W rf' 1 M ' 'gf ' V f t, f Iss, JOHN HAAG lfjdcklf 105 Craighead St. Pittsburgh 10, Pa. St. Vincent Scholasticate Latrobe, Pa. Scholastic average, Ag Aim: To worlc in the vocation fieldg School band, drumg Hobbies: ceramics, archery, mechanical drawing. Gone, but not forgotten. aff O il' F fGMH 'SHN-..t MARGARET SCHMITT Margie Third Order 15 Library Club 3,4, Vice President 3. i fe. X ,, at 'a ea. ,Q 1 Y M JAMES SPRATT Jim Holy Name l,2,3,4g Third Order 2,3, Treasurer 3g Speech Zg Basketball 3, Intramural Referee 3, Timelceeper 3, Scorekeeper 3. PATRICK SULLIVAN Stinger Holy Name Society l,Z,3,4g History Honor Society 35 SAGEON Nlanag- ing Eclitor 3,45 Specch and Debate l,2g Intramural Basketball 3. WILLIAM THOMAS Bill Holy Name Society l,2,3,4g GEOR- GIAN Artist 45 Glee Club 3,45 Speech and Debate 2. SONIA WAKEFIELD Sonia Third Order 3,45 Science Honor So- ciety 3,4g SAGEON Artist 3,43 GEORGIAN Artist 45 Planters Club 33 Pen Pal Club 2. JOHN WALSH J G Third Order lg Fatima Club Class Treasurer 4g Latin Honor Society lg Science Honor Society 3,45 Pennsyl- vania History Award lg Federation Representative 35 Speech and De- bate 1. R X C? 1 ,ft ein' 'M c U 3' ' - nfs An important topic for discussion in guidance is the development of a pleasing personality. Patrick Sullivan is explaining the personality rating scale used by many business estab- lishments to Patricia Tommarello, Sonia Wakefield, William Thomas, and John Walsh. PATRICIA TOMMARELLO Pat Mission Honor Society 25 Mission Club Vice President Zg GEORGIAN Business Manager 4. GEORGE WATSON George Holy Name 1,2,3,4g Planters Club 33 Science Honor Society 2,3,4g Geome- try Award 2. One of the biggest projects of the senior year is the investigative theme. Pamela Watt, Philip Wilding, Jean Young, George Watson, and Donna Zimmer are gathering information PAMELA WATT Pam Legion of Mary 1,Z, Vice President 2g History Honor Society 3g Student Council 2,43 Library Club 25 Glee Club 3g SAGEON Reporter 3,43 Speech and Debate 1,2g Musarr Club 29 Junior Chorus 23 A. Secretary Z, Vice President 3, President 4. PHILIP WILDING Phil Holy Name Z,3g Glee Club 2,35 For- ensic 1. for their -themes in the library. ilk All My ,fi xii' A Q' -cj gf ' J' ff -.ff if ,f W ef c , T Vw fb-,fs , . .eff A f 1' 'I 1 Wh X I' 6 f W il l 1 5 J lf, ilfji . ' , dx? w if iff f EAN YOUNG f ' if Q Ji 'I 1,1 J Jean ., Donna P Cx l i Y ,ll 4' W ' Third Order 2,3,4, Secretary 4g Glee I Third Order Zg Legion of Mary lg i P , 1' AX 'Club 3,4. Glee Club 3,4. fl 1 , il 'f f. fbi 5 'fl A I 'll 'V ' QHJ r 1 1 fav -- l C5 K? 25 K X ,ki . 74 'lx v v ,Q 7. I 1 REGIS AHEARN 5 i FELIX DUNCAN Monk Tully Class President 2, Vice President 35 ,n 36, A Intramural Basketball 33 Inffamllfal Third Order I,2,3,4g Holy Name'So- UV! ' Time Keeper 3g Intramural Score ciety 1,2,3,4g History Honor Society D r KWP91' 3' 3g Speech and Debate 1,2g GEORGI- L AN Business Manager 43 Basketball Vw K 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Bowling K .I Q 1,2,3. 74' nfll ' f f 0 M Us A 'J GEORGE FANSMITH George Transferred from Charleston Catho- lic High. Holy Name Society 4g Basketball 4g C.Y.C. Basketball 4. JOHN LUNCINSKI Chuns Intramural Basketball 3. A Science Assembly was held by the senior class of Room 101 on February 12, 1959. Michael Repasky, Melinda Goebel, Dennis O'Brien, Peggy Baker, and Ronald Dilla carefully watch Marlene Schafer prepare the demon- stration on chemiluminescence. -, YH . Z ix s fee sf imilsiisztl U x 9 The annual King and Queen of Hearts contest is sponsored by the Mission Club. Paul Eiben and Sandra Moran reign as king and queen of the dance. They earned the title through the efforts of both senior classes. DONALD PECK Iclzy Planters Club 33 Pam Club 4s Third Order 2,3. LINDA SCHWEINSBERG Lin Legion of Mary 1,25 Glee Club 3,4. WALTER RECTENWALD Walt Class Vice President 3, Treasurer 33 Third Order 2,3,4g Glee Club 3g Speech and Debate 1. DAVID MUELLER Dave Class Treasurer 1, Vice President 2, President 39 Third Order 1,2,3,4g Holy Name Society l,2,3,4g SAGEON Reporter 33 Speech and Debate 1,25 Bowling 1,2. NEAL STEHLE Slater Third Order 2g Holy Name Society 1,z,3,4. a::::.INii A STUDENT ,,,i iiiii , :1 2' s VOCAT low Now fifgf-lzlj 435255583 i ffiiw , I , - f nk , .,,,. ami ff0l70f I5 dd? . . . as 7 v 1 . , , e , . A ,W s E 73 fi' ' 'U' 4 ,E-- .: r A 5 , K .. . can 61,63 'X ' - V ' 5555 az K mf H X if M E -. S 323' X 4 ffflx sofa r 2 f Paul Eiben, Ronald Dilla, Bob Lawry and William MacDonald have been outstanding in leadership, cooperation and school spirit for the past four years. The task of making bulletin boards was taken care of faithfully during our high school years by Sonia Wake- field and Charlotte Jakiela. George Nalepa and Margaret Rudolph arc always on ' hand to run errands and to help with the office work. X fa X9 Sandra Moran and Mary Catherine Mc- Taggart are responsible for Our Sunday Georgian. The girls also run the mimeo- graph machine. 1 B. embr Dhecfory Baker, Margaret, 613 Climax Street 1101 ..,..,., Bigos, Janet A., 1117 Hampshire Avenue 1161 . . . Broderick, Joyce P., 137 Industry Street 1101... Q Buczynski, Alex G., 913 Manton Way 1101. .. D'Angelo, Carole A., 523 Climax Street 1101 ..., Diethorn, Nancy L., 217 Walter Street 1101 .... Dilla, Donald, 119 Middle Way 1101 ...,. ..........,....... DiPietro, Raymond R., 185 Tonapah Avenue 1161. ..,.,... .. Donovan, Joan M., 824 Excelsior Street 1101 ..,.,. Duncan, Felix C., 626 Lillian Street 1101 ..,..... Eilnen, Paul J., 510 Cedarhurst Street 1101 ..... Fansmith, George J., 243 Suncrest Street 1101 .,,. Farkas, Ruth J., 830 Industry Street 1101 ,.,.,. Fuchs, Frances E., 832 Industry Street 1101 .... Funtal, Joseph P., 307 Allen Avenue 1101 .....,.. Gayton, Mary E., 815 Warrington Avenue 1101 .,,, Gildea, Damian J., 837 Loyal Way 1101,.,.,. Gildea, Michael B., 837 Loyal Way 1101 .,..... Goebel, Melinda M., 976 Manton Way 1101 .... Gonzalez, Ellen M., 236 Loyal Way 1101 ,.,..,, Grattan, Robert M., 1429 Merrick Avenue 1261. .. Jakiela, Charlotte A., 317 Millbridge Street 1101 .... Josehck, William, 404 Millbridge Street 1101 .... Kestner, Laura J., 18 Curtin Avenue 1101 ...,.. King, Jerome G., 2 Roanoke Street 131 ......., Kirstein, Edward G., 825 Eureka Street 1101 .....,.. Koski, Janice M., 100 Beltzhoover Avenue 1101 ..... Kowalski, Norbert T., 206 Beltzhoover Avenue 1101 ..., LaSota, Charles W., 409 Kambach Street 1111 ...,..,. Lawrence, Mary A., 964 Manton Way 1101 ........... Lawry, Robert P., 60 Beltzhoover Avenue 1101 .......... Luncinski, John M., 1107 New Arlington Avenue 131 ,.,, Macaluso, Joseph P., 1673 Seaton Street 1261 ,........,,. MacDonald William R., 1235 Gallupe Drive 1261 ...,......... Maggs, John F., 625 Lillian Street 1101 .......... .. . M ,x maklowslrlii, Claudia E., 4? Kfithgiegn Street 1,111 .... .... ' '. , ar s, atricia ., 843 ree an treet 10 ...... . . . . . blxjllcgann, Carsixll JI., 825 Lillian Streft 1101 ............... ,.., c ann, Cat erine A., 818 Free and Street 1101 ...... , .... -'.,f,,,,,, X f McTaggart, Mary Catherine, 403 Millbridge Street 1101 Mieruniski, Gertrude H., 226 Bausman Street 1101 ..... Moran, Sandra L., 223 Beltzhoover Avenue 1101 .........,.,.....,,,. Mueck, Antoinette J., 22 Mt. Oliver Street 1101 . . , . . ,. Mueller, David J., 434 Iberia Street 1111 ...,,.. Nickel, Albert W., 307 Walter Street 1101 ..,..... Nogal, Edward J., 304 Millbridge Street 1101, .... .. O,Brien, Dennis E., 102 Pasadena Street 1111 .....,... Peck, Donald A., 1114 New Arlington Avenue 1101 .. Prendergast, Roy W., 1922 Shamokin Street 131 ......... Razaire, Mary Lou, 934 Eureka Street 1101 .....,...,. Rectenwald, Richard S., 115 Orchard Place 1101 ,...,,. .. Rectenwald, Walter D., 520 Warrington Avenue 1101 ..,. Reiland, Lynn H., 1120 New Arlington Avenue 131 .... Repasky, Michael J., 79 Allen Avenue 1101 ,..... ...... Saline, Kenneth J., 2464 Woodward Avenue 1261 ,,.... Schafer, Marlene A., 236 Saw Mill Run Boulevard 1261 .... Schaffer, Regis R., 321 Conniston Avenue 1101 .......... Scherer, Patricia M., 810 Gearing Avenue 1101 .......... Schmidt, Dona G., 409 Allen Avenue 1101 ........ Schmitt, Margaret M., 635 McLain Street 1101... Schroeder, Marian, 431 Jucunda Street 1101 ....,,.....,.. Schweinsberg, Linda M., 452 Michigan Street 1101 .....,.... Spratt, James E., 820 McLain Street 1101 ........ Stehle, Neal R., 1317 Bellaire Place 1261 .,.....,... .... L O Sullivan, Patrick M., 1658 Dagmar Avenue 1161 ....... 0 Thomas, William V., 1329 Arlington Avenue 1101.. , Tommarello, Patricia L., 425 Warrington Avenue 1101 Wakefield, Sonia J., 1790 Arlington Avenue 1101 ..,......... . Walsh, John G., 88 Estella Avenue 1111 .......... Watson, George B., 3522 Rear Willow Avenue 1341 ....... . .. Watt, Pamela R., 723 Carnival Way 1101 .............. Wilding, Philip J., 305 Orchard Place 1101 ........ Young, Jean C., 129 Walter Street 1101 ........, Zanetti, Norma L., 203 Boggston Avenue 1101 ..,. Zimmer, Donna M., 345 Camfield Street 1101 ,..... -0519 -6358 -5127 -5811 1841 -6665 -7072 -6896 -0846 2960 -6713 -8322 -6240 -6913 -6365 -7047 -0843 -0843 -0622 5970 -4279 -0917 -6103 3979 -0328 -4831 -8634 1668 -7191 1151 -6711 -9422 -4227 -0424 -6194 -7051 -2032 3112 -4245 1749 -3717 -2925 1193 -8242 -8343 -5033 2095 3659 1477 -3531 -8934 2229 -8233 -6902 1896 1496 -6097 2672 -6312 -0055 5369 -6148 -2552 -6087 2768 2468 -7176 -5910 2639 -7502 -3797 -8296 -0893 -8904 -3438 Alert for the cfzallenge . experience IIS' fire teacher. e ,f 3 M J My W 'Zz X .SK ww fx U5 J 7'H,h,, ,J Z Classes 11' . V414-ul-I U -I I , .si ' 'PAA 92 ff, X 1 iw -Q XQXAQX' First year Spanish acquaints' the student with a study of countries and capitals as well as grammar. Kenneth Scharding, Kathleen Madigan, Irene Burdelski, Danelle McDonald, and Paul Trageser can easily verify this fact. Class of 1960 Kathleen Ehrlich, Mary Ann Rodler, and Carol Jan- kowski are caught smiling at the bewildered expression on fellow shorthand student James Schaub's face as he attempts to translate those interesting-looking symbols. Good luck, Jim. tained, concentration is essential. Thomas Sholes, Angela Caggiano, Margaret Sherman, John Izaj, and Donna Donnelly exercise both their minds and skills during typing class. Paul Kwiecinski, Michael Ford, Mary Lynn Elser, and Thomas Clark admire a replica of The House of Seven Gables. A major portion of the juniors' English class is taken up by the study of this novel. 'ff If the proper typing speed and accuracy is to be main- The responsibility of leadership was vested in these four students by their classmates and President William Marsili, Secretary Donna Donnelly, Vice President Thomas Sholes, and Treasurer john Izaj accepted this challenge wholeheartedly. Michael Connolly and Carol Gehring want to make sure that their grades meet with Sister Marie Therese's approval, and upon check- ing in her record book, Sister assures them that all is well. Row 1: Angela Caggiano, Irene Burdelski, Carol Gehr- ing, Thomas Clark, Carol janlcowski, Donna Lee Don- nelly, Thomas Sholes, Jean Abbruzzese, Mary Reynolds. Row 2: William Marsili, Paul Trageser, Danelle McDon- ald, Carol McNally, Paul Kwiecinski, Kathleen Madigan Margaret Sherman, Roberta Moore, Janet Parise, Kath Jambrs 102 leen Ehrlich. Row 3: Mary Lynn Elser, James Schaub, Charlene Gibbons, Rosemary Meyers, Mary Ann Rodler, Mary Rebholz, Gary Schmidt, Patricia Stormer, Eileen Weber, Barbara Rocco. Row 4: Michael Connolly, Regis Wasiecko, Edward Devlin, Kathleen Weaver, John Izaj, Kenneth Scharding, Niichael Ford, Duane Flaherty. Row 1: Bonita Kehrer, Bernadette Hutton, joseph Ware, Geraldine Barthelemy, Anna Marie Miller, Richard McTaggart, Patricia Baldinger, Nora Lee McDermott, George Nalepa, Carolene Kowal, Carolyn Schuler, james Kirstein. Row 2: Ernest Hahn, Adam Weiland, Margaret Lutz, Paul Och, Patricia O'Connell, Lorraine Hawrylak, Roberta Willingham, Arlene Wells, Patricia Meyer. Row 3: Stephanie Stanley, Cheryl Weiland, Martha Trageser, Rosemarie Marks, Paul Hegerle, Lois john- son, Thaddeus Swieconek, Regis Wank, Marlene Mundy, Anthony Meyers. Row 4: Roy Cinowalt, Dennis Wilson, john Gremba, Barbara Grabowski, John Stromp, James Fischl, Raymond Soback, Howard Korth. Jambrs 206 in-.. Paul Hegerle, the highest underclassman booster for the '59 GEORGIAN, hands more money to Miss Gramba who is proud of the accomplishment of her student. Preparing class meetings and checking accounts are only two of the endless jobs that class officers encounter. Secretary Lois Johnson counts the intake from the last dance as Treasurer Ernest Hahn records the total. Presi- dent Rosemarie Marks and Vice President Richard McTaggart double check the work. Religious instructions hy Father Davis always excite the inquisitive mind to ask questions. Ted Swieconek, Dennis Wilson, Anna Marie Miller, and james Kirstein all want to know the answer to Lorraine Haw:-ylak's question. Budding scientists Howard Korth, Adam Weiland, Joseph Ware, james Fischl, Patricia Meyer, and Roberta Wil- lingham carefully observe the distilled watcr that was obtained from their experiment. .sal American History students Barbara Grabowski, George Nalepa, and Arlene Wells need both books and maps to check the landmarks that they are seeking. We hope the right answers are very close. Class of 1960 Geraldine Barthelemy and Martha Trageser play teacher so that Bernadette Hutton and Cheryl Weiland may have a double check on their answers. Come on, Bernie, it can't be that hard. Sandra Bouvy, Elaine Carney, and joseph Turnbull check the answers to their language skill exercises with Sister M. Maurice. Class of 7961 Room 202 is having a general session of various club members. Regina Bartoli, Donald Collins, James Kul- backi, Carol Coulehan, Margaret Rudolph, Suzan Korth, William Miller, Jacqueline Datum, Dorothy Murray, Mary Ellen Nugent, Mary Lou Wolny, and Judy Jenesky are presenting some of the problems of their respective clubs. Who's the President now? Diagramming helps us to com- pletely understand sentence struc- ture. Patricia Rothaar explains a diagram to John Good, Shirley Scale, Robert Ozoskey, Charles Schmitt, and Constance Meyers. line.-1 an svsss .n.1n1:l opfzomores 202 Treasurer George D'Angelo, Vice President Robert Och, President Dennis Yoch, and Sec- retary Dorothy Dittmer are looking over a pamphlet on parliamentary procedure for use at their next class meeting. Row 1: Patricia Rothaar, Ronald Gobeliewski, Shirley Scalo, James Kulbaclci, Sandra Bouvy, George D'Angelo, Marian Clark, Robert Och, Dorothy Murray, Thomas Simms, Mary Adele Trageser. Row 2: Suzan Korth, Elaine Carney, Regina Bartoli, Robert Ozoskey, Frances Kister, Judy Jenesky, Margaret Rudolph, William Miller, Jacqueline Howells, Charles Schmitt, Jacqueline Datum. Latin II is an intensive study of Caesar's Gallic travels. James Darney is discussing a map of Gaul with Ronald Gobeliewski, and Mary Adele Trageser. Row 3: Dennis Yoch, Mary Lou Wolny, John Good, Patricia Belajac, Ronald Collins, Frances Lachandro, Carol Coulehan, Mary Ellen Nugent, James Darney. Row 4: Edward Obidzinski, Dorothy Dittmer, Barbara Cortese, Fred Tatar, Constance Meyers, Albert Kasten, Florence Dehn, Joseph Turnbull. .fopfzomofes 201 Row 1: Ronald Moran, Janet Henger, Judy Pack, Sandra DiLiberatore, Mary Ann Hopkins, Raymond Ahearn, Mary Mieruniski, Bernadette Gildea, Kathy Eagle, Beverly Swast, Mary Jean Stehle. Row 2: Mary Massung, Timothy O,Brien, Loretta Kinast, Paul Getner, Judy Crock, Carol Kszesinski, Helen Rectenwald, James Solters, James Rickmond, Mary Enders, Robert Apel. Row 3: Vice President Donald Coudriet, Secretary Loretta Kinast, President Harry Bouvy, and Treasurer David Borelli are happy about the success of their latest class project. They know the results were achieved only by hard work. Sister M. Innocent congratulates Carol Kszesinski and Mary Jean Stehle for their contribution to the '59 GEORGIAN. N-. ,y- ' M' 'YS 4 ,f'mx,N.A:, 'Sh f Harry Newman, Mary Ann Oxenreiter, Harry Bouvy, Mary Ann Busch, John Fink, Edward Connolly, Barbara Pociernicki, James Herscoe, Dorothy Kochanski, Stephen Busko, Row 4: Norman Freund, Richard King, Ronald Mangan, Donald Coudriet, Mary Binder, Donald Fritz, David Borelli, Regis Nickel, John Trageser, Edmond Grimm. Mr. Vogel, biology teacher, verifies the struc- tures of the crayfish from the specimen as James Solters, Kathy Eagle, Harry Bouvy, Robert Apel, Judy Pack and Timothy O'Brien eagerly observe. Wow, nineteen pairs of appendages! Dorothy Kochanski, Edward Connolly, Mary Ann Busch and James Herscoe are checking their answers from the New Testament. Is your answer correct? Mary Massung, Judy Crock, Donald Coudriet, Mary Binder and Edmond Grimm are busy constructing the medians of triangle ABC. Nice work, Sophs! 19 X Bernadette Gildea, David Borelli, Mary Ann Oxenreiter, Paul Getner, Ronald Mangan and Sandra DiLi- beratore check some of the student projects submitted by the World His- tory class. Class of 1961 Edward Herrle, Marita King, Chester Reft and Mary Ann Pitteroff are reviewing the latest principles of the new algebra course. Latin can he fun. Etta Mae Volzer, Edward Lawry, Kathleen Otway, Virginia Baker, David Frank, and Darryl Staab are enjoying some of their translations. Russell Karleski, Anna Marie Schwenning, Lawrence Lippert, James Conway, John McDonald and Diann Malfatti are ready to answer questions on the nervous system and the circulatory system. This is it. Ronald Gerono, Patrick Joint, Alice Pottgeiser, George Wilding, Linda Schmidt, Carol Robson and Joseph Enders are observing the exact location as Pat joint spots the place. Class of 1962 Fresfzmen I0 ,Q I X 'M f . 1, Kr' Here's a switch! Allen Rodgers shows Mary Ann Pitteroff and Linda Schmidt that they're not the only ones who can hem towels. Row 1: Jerome Moroney, Ronald Gerono, Marita King, Carol Robson, Edward Nedza, Diann Malfatti, Hope Arcangioli, Bruce Williams, Dorothy Schwartz, Carol Gusky, Joseph Enders, Diane Ruppen. Row 2: William Stormer, james Parise, Anna Marie Schwenning, Mary Ann Pitteroff, John Quiring, Etta May Volzer, Kathleen Otway, Carol Lawrence, Shirley Raskauskas, Eileen Lun- cinski, Allen Rodgers, Edward Lawry, Lawrence Lippert. 2 V' -is ' g if ,gg ,il V I 15 ,K ff if '! I Q Sister DeLourdes and class oiiicers, Treasurer David Frank, Secretary Penelope Watt, Presi- dent Edward Lawry, and Vice President Darryl Staab take time out from preparation of a class meeting to pose for our camera. Back to work now! Row 3: Edward Gasson, Darryl Staab, Linda Schmidt, Geraldine Costello, Nancy Maggs, James Bukowski, Virginia Baker, Robert Marsili, Patrick Joint, Cyndee Heyl, George Wilding, Robert Eberle, Charles Donalies, William Trageser. Row 4: Alice Pottgeiser, Jerome Edwards, Chester Reft, John McDonald, Robert Davey, Roy Melinchak, James Conway, David Frank, Penelope Watt, Edward Herrle, Russell Karleski. ww. George Hruneni, janet Uhrin and Joan Barry are busy sketching as Sister Marie Bernadette places Patricia Toney in correct position for details in making the angle of the arm. Jack Marks demonstrates his transformer to Frank Singleton, Sandra Zdinak, Carol Mikalauskas, and Philip Spinelli. It really works as it is outlined on the chart. Class of 1962 Patricia Gugliuzza questions Marlene Psuty, Lawrence Kennedy, Doris Bieri and Mary Samstag about some of the fundamentals of religion. David Thompson imitates Shylock by promising to present a pound of his flesh to Regina Wilson and Dolores Kimmel. Row 1: Patricia Spano, George Fischer, Sandra Moore, Jerome Banaszak, Dolores Kimmel, John Marks, Con- stance Pfister, David Baldauf, Donna Hensler, Anthony Pope, Janet Bauer, Frank Singleton. Row 2: Arthur Mueller, Mary Ann Hinkofer, George Hruneni, Janet Uhrin, Robert Scheirer, Joan Barry, Arlene Holzshu, Elizabeth Schuler, Patricia Toney, Keith Owen, Joan Posch, Adrian Razaire, Charles G3lllbOH0 W A 1 Secretary Patricia Gugliuzza, Vice President Robert Dilla, Presi- dent Manuel Gonzales, and Treasurer Mary Ann Baranowslci are consulting Sister M. Patrick about their Advent project. Donna Hcnsler, Donald Abbott, Robert Scheircr, Lorraine Schu- chert, Joan Posch, and David Baldauf are among the students who reached their quota. That's something to smile about, Freshiesl Lawrence Kennedy, Carol Mikalauslcas, Wayne Renkin, Joyce Kiesel, David Obidzinski, Arthur Sherman, Frank Nolan, Mary Ann Baranowslci, Mary Samstag, David Thompson, Patricia Gugliuzza, Philip Spinelli. Row 4: Doris Bieri, Jacqueline Burg, Regina Wilson, Donald Abbott, Robert Dilla, Lorraine Schuchert, Charles Dono- van, Carol Buczynski, Marlene Psuty, Sandra Zdinalc, Manuel Gonzales, Jeffrey Koski. :. fx T' Q. -I , fl' JMX? X C4 I lar' 'K vw 'ls T ,V 1, KJ 'f -I sf w X Qld' V ' fxfifl-S , J Trix 72st 4 be-5 Plafuciar f' 1 V., Ci! swf freshmen 203 Tested and proved . . . team work 1:5 fire way to wbfory. XT R X VX ,-JN IN ,147 ,, ! f 4 ff! fQJ ?g fx 5.1 Xu, I kg 17 W 4 xr ,Q ' QL X Xe .sf If ty '7x7 'nlu 1 'Q JJ -.1 XJ y s --if fn, 4401 1'5 mu 17'7D '!uu U S G0 MM G0 RONALD DILLA , K v 'WI' '-.v f ' F N, JOSEPH FUNTAL QSfW!4QQ'fwq-Q, ROBERT LAWRY xx- 'SJ' .gall 5 Vnrsky 4 aske all vQs w fi, W GEORGE FANSMITH :ww www' v E I 5f'1'e:Rf:A X ' ,-,gl I x ,DPOQ Q5 ' B QM: Q .0 wwf 41 1, Xe' AA-:.Q!a..2 . E J , . . V V 'N EDWARD KIRSTEIN REGIS AHEARN GHT M 12A HG W! 'ia ff- ? The 1959 Dragons show by their smiling faces that they really have the winning spirit. Left to right: Manager Richard McTag- gart, Ronald Golebiewski, Edward Lawry, Joseph Ware, Paul Tragcser, Robert Lawry, joseph Funtal, Joseph Turnbull, Thad- deus Swieconek, George Fansmith, Regis Ahearn, Edward Kir- stein, Ronald Dilla, Michael Ford, and Coach Abby Bishop. Haskerball Scfzedale Section 1 Champs .... ,.,,. F ebruary 28 City Champs ,,,.. . . , . . . , ,March 6 Regional 'B' Champs. . . , . .March 17 State Champs ......., .... M arch 21 Head basketball coach, Abby Bishop, provided the varsity with the needed drive and leadership that a winning team must have. His years as a top-Hight performer have given him fine basketball knowledge and a keen sense of fair play. We hope that Mr. Bishop will spend many more successful seasons with us. fawgix- These five senior boys combined their talents with fierce competitive drive and smooth team- work to lead the Dragons to victory after vic- tory. Edward Kirstein, Regis Ahearn, Robert Lawry, Joseph Funtal, and Ronald Dilla were the Big Five of the '59 squad. gi V 3 . . f Hx., , 4 Coach Abby Bishop presents Robert Lawry with the trophy for THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD. Congratulations, Bob! Cheers, cheers and more cheers are led by Charlotte Jakiela, Mary Ann Lawrence, Mary Ellen Gayton, Melin- da Goebel, Carole D'Angelo, Joyce Broderick and Patricia Tommarello. Catherine McCann is calling for VICTORY. 1- Action and excitement highlighted every varsity contest. The boys never stopped trying until the final buzzer sounded, and by evi- dence of their seasonis record, this policy paid off in victories. -1:-f--Vg, . - ,, fe:mm r. ,1 ,.,, li , 4. . . El Corky Korth displays beautiful form as he attempts to sink two more for the little Dragons. Mouse Ahearn and Larry Lippert move toward the basket to make sure the shot goes in. Schedule WE THEY 29... ...SL Mary... ....19 44 St.Justin .. .. 31 40... ...St.James .... ..26 45 . . . . . . St. Veronica ..... . . . . . 27 40 . . . . . . St. joseph, Mt. O. . . . . 29 55... ...St.Luke ....,,. ..20 51 . . . , . . Imm. Conception . . . . . 33 37 St.Canice ...... .. 35 47 . . . . . . St. Joseph, Mt. O. . . . . 24 35... ...St.Justin ...... ..29 29 . . . . . . St. Elizabeth . . . . . . 18 31 . , . . . . South Catholic . . . . . 35 34 . . . . . . St. Wendelin , . . . . . 12 56 . . . , . . Imm. Conception . . . . . 31 50... ...St.Basil .... ..39 30 . . . . . . South Catholic . . . . 44 50... ...St.Luke .... ..18 42 . . . . . . St. Elizabeth . . . . . 31 34... ...St.Canice... ..28 53 . . . . . . St. Wendelin . . . 24 35 . . . . .. St. Veronica . . .. . . 25 43... .... St.James .... ....32 An undefeated season . I4 Ba kefball A team, that pays attention, learns. Coach Michael Acquaro explains the strategy for the next game to Top Row: Manager Frank Singleton, Arthur Mueller, Regis Wank, Lawrence Lippert, David Borelli, Edward Grimm, John Trageser, and Manager George Hruneni, Bottom Row: Raymond Ahearn, Charles Gambone, Jerome Ban- aszak, Chester Refr, and Howard Korth. M. . ,d eems we X Nw 54. ck K. i 1 H' x ' K ' 'g1.:',-5-'fs f5fg?fw'f5r,v e .3 ffl me -QP if 2- 3' - 7.1 fy if K 2 , ,ff 'wi fi As in 1:55 . K , .-.-V K If S V- .ia-f . 'Sf td A former St. George star re- turned for duties as assistant basketball coach for the 1959 season. Mike Acquaro combined desire and intelli- gence in leading the junior varsity through a great cam- paign. 4 W fy A of il .a gp 41 4 The inspiring leadership provided by Assistant Coach Leo Davis and Coach Walter Hartung has been the incentive for the success of the Dragon's diamond aggregation. Ronald Golebiewski and Regis Wank admire the skillful form of Dragon pitchers Teddy Swieconek and Joe Turnbull. A Baseball ..,k so 4 f 1,2 -Q X.-Q. fi Q K s 1 Y 45 ' X 3 ia w , 1 'E ai , W . 1 ' 3 V, rf cm ssmx-HM , mama Y , 4,21 za 4. .wmv X aw. ww-way Mwwmfff j 1-r 1 Na 1' f m as 22 Q REGE AHEARN if H JOE FUN TAL .. K K . :E - Si K ..,. A. Expert knowledge of both baseball and boys has made Mr. Hartung the most successful baseball coach in the Catholic League. Here he gives some batting tips to four year performers, Roy Prendergast and Alex Buczynski. Strike! The excitement and anxiety of the DRAGON squad is shown on their faces as they ready themselves for the next contest. Back Row: Ronald Dilla, Regis Ahearn, Joseph Funtal, Ted Swieconek, Joseph Turnbull, Alex Buczynski, and manager Norbert Kowalski. First Row: Robert Lawry, Regis Wanlc, David Borelli, Harry Bouvy, and James Schaub. Sitting: Roy Prendergast, Ronald Golebiewski, and Raymond Ahearn. In the springtime a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of BASEBALL. The clashing spikes, the crack of bat meeting ball, and the thrill of the words, Play ball,', have caused young and old to feel a surge of blood coarse through their veins, as baseball season begins once again. As a varsity sport at St. George's, baseball has just begun to take hold. The past few successful seasons have made the students begin to feel as the pulse of America does, that truly baseball is America's National Pastimef' Sluggers Robert Lawry and Ronald Dilla display the bat- ting forms that made them two of the most feared bats- men in the Catholic League. Boy ' My 1' af fa' This pyramid of boys shows perfect muscle func- tioning. First Row: Gary Schmidt, William Marsili, Ernest Hahn, John Izaj. Second Row: Roy Cino- walt, Adam Weiland, Paul Och. Top: Regis Wasiecko. veloped through many types of exercises Standing: David Mueller, Richard Recten wald, George Watson, Charles LaSota William Joscfick. Sitting: William Mac Donald, Paul Eiben, Robert Grattan, Mr Joseph Lober. A falling pyramid causes many 'sighs and ahs among the sophomore and sen ior boys. I The freshmen boys improve their leg muscles by squat jumps. First Row: Robert Davey, Charles Gambone, David Frank. Second Row: Russell Karleski, David Baldauf, Jeffrey Koski. Co-ordination of the body muscles is de- ! Q! 6771 ' Pfly 1' dl fd Dancing is one of the best forms of exercise. Marian Clark, Judy Pack, Loretta Kinast, Ber- nadette Gildea, Sandra Dilsiberatore, Kathleen Eagle enjoy it. 0ne ! two ! ffzree! The senior girls are striving to get the perfect position in the stretch exercise. Miss Janice Dunbeker shows Mary Ann Lawrence the correct placement of the hands. First Row: Janet Bigos, Linda Schweinsberg. Second Row: Miss Janice Dunbeker, Mary Ann Lawrence, Joyce Broderick, Mary Lou Razaire. Third Row: Patricia Scherer, Sonia Wakcht-ld, Donna Zimmer, Carol McCann. Stretching exercises help the junior girls to stay trim as well as physically fit. First Row: Patricia O'Connell, Bonita Kehrer, Kathleen Madigan, Carolene Kowal, Mary Reynolds. Second Row: Marlene Mundy, Stephanie Stanley, Rosemary Meyer, Charlene Gibbons, Kathleen Weaver. These ten boys comprised the 1959 CYC all-star team. Bottom Row: John Conners, James Kirstein, Walter Les- ter, Thomas Sholes, and Michael Gildea. Top Row: Charles LaSota, Robert Grattan, Kenneth Scharding, Duane Flaherty, and Gary Schmidt. I Gary Schmidt deftly tries to block John Fisher's jump shot as Johnny Izaj moves in for the rebound. In the background Duane Flaherty and Richard King con- verge on the play. The center jump ignites the spark of action in every contest. Bob Grattan outleaps Ed Nogel as Don Cou- driet and jeffrey Koski await the descent of the ball. 676 Ba kefball Q-'Nc '09 League executives and team coaches pause momentarily during the course of their meeting to pose for the photographer. First Row: Timekeeper, Mr. Joseph Ware, and league director, Mr. Joseph Lober. Back Row: Coaches Robert Lawry, Joseph Funtal, Edward Kirstein, Alex Buczynski, Regis Ahearn, and league chairman Ronald Dilla. Missing-Coach joseph Ware. Leaping high for a rebound is Michael Gildea while teammates James Kirstein and Edward Nogal surround the hoop. William MacDonald awaits further action. George D'Angelo, Michael Connolly, Johnny Mion, and Gary Schmidt approach the basket following a jump shot by Charles Lasota. A respke from the fo17s. . . a fhne to relax and laugfz. f f fa fs! .J M HN A J NX Q! Q K-fx Activities w fb gr...-' u X X The success of any organization depends on leader- , 3 ffiga t if 1, ,fini ,Msg ,' 'lg my S at Rm 1 ii ' rift in W-F T gh Q- MA ggi, L ship and teamwork. Here the CYC moderator, Father David Dixon, poses with the officers of the Catholic Youth Council. Sitting is secretary, Mary Catherine McTaggart and Father Dixon. Standing are the remaining officers, Thomas Sholes, the vice president, David Borelli, the treasurer, and Ronald Dilla, the president. The General meeting is started with a proposal from the president Ronald Dilla. Nervously awaiting to give his report is the treasurer, David Borelli. Mary Catherine McTaggart, the secretary, takes notes as Charlotte Jakiela and Joseph Funtal, committee chairmen, look on. Thomas Clark, a committee chairman, Thomas Sholes, the vice president, and Regis Ahearn, a committee chairman, also await their turn to give reports. A Wf' life 'als ll' f C -3 sei' Helping to make the CYC an active organization the parish is the work of the adult advisers. In the front row: Mrs. Leo Tommarello, Mrs. Hank Zeller and Mrs Joseph Ware. The back row includes: Mr. Thomas Clark, Dr. Hank Zeller and Mr. Buck Eisel. ey' izv X-:Q , sqft , ,, , mei K . +4 -f M ff, Ronald Dilla CYC President fe as Robert Lawry, Student Council President, presides over the Student Council meeting as Council Moderator, Sister Mary Bertram, checks the procedure. Sitting: Raymond DiPietro, Pamela Watt, Carol McCann, Norma Zanetti, Carole D'Angelo, Rose Marks, Sandra Moran, and William MacDonald. Standing: Harry Bouvy, Edward Lawry, Joseph Macaluso, Alex Buczynski, Joseph Funtal, Robert Lawry, Sister Mary Bertram, Williatil Josefick, Ronald Dilla, William Marsili, Manuel Gonzalez, and Dennis Yoch. The Student Council, with Sister Mary Bertram acting as moderator, is the ruling body in our school. The main objective of the Student Council is to promote better relations between the faculty and the student body. This student organization helps the faculty maintain high standards in the school by assisting in the enforcement of law and order and especially by exemplary conduct and influence for good. Each year the students vote for the officers of this governing unit. Since the students chosen are to be the school's leaders, they should be outstanding in the qualities necessary for true leadership-respect for authority, dili- gence, punctuality, loyalty, a spirit of sacrifice, considera- tion for others, and a willingness to assume responsibility. Student Council meetings are conducted according to parliamentary procedure and are held twice monthly. Student C'ozmc7 Student Council President Robert Lawry together with Carole D'Angelo, secretary, Norma Zanetti, treasurer, and William Josefick, vice president, do their best to pro- mote the ideals of the Student Council. Student Council Officers show some other students pro- jects they have prepared for the Pittsburgh Catholic Drive and for National Catholic Education Week. Paul Hegerle, Norma Zanetti, Robert Lawry, Carole D'Angelo, Joseph Macaluso, Margaret Baker, and William Josefick view the poster. and Patricia Marks to St. Francis Retreat House. Father is Father Angelus welcomes Joyce Broderick, Marlene Schafer, showing the students a map exhibiting the locations of the foreign missions. Father Urban asks Philip Wilding, Claudia Makowski, Williain Thomas, Norma Zanetti, and Ronald Dilla if they made a profitable retreat. Ref ear Father Urban closes the retreat with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. John Walsh and William josefick, former servers, proudly assist Father Urban. Antoinette Mueck and Joe Macaluso make a special prayer of intercession. 9 s 1 i -.,. 1 ka 4 . 1. w4'h.'Kf' 1 ers ,Wm . . , fiiwlilmxez ' - ' v1,,1aw 2519, - x'3 1 .mn james McCabe, caretaker of St. Francis Retreat House, is boarding the bus for the trip back to school. Inset: Father Urban, retreat master, pro- vides the transportation to and from the retreat house for the students. Mrs. Garland Saxe, Sister Victoria, Sister Paula, Sis- ter Benigna, Mrs. Catherine Disler, and Mrs. Hilda Scharding prepare lunch for the student retreatants. The smiling faces of the seniors seated in the bus radiate the happiness that is felt after a good retreat. ,,.,, bl The coveted honor of crowning Mary is the privilege of Norma Zanetti, the senior girl chosen by the faculty and senior students as May Queen. Near, rrs ry r I, The honor of carrying Our Lacly,s statue in the May pro- W cession was given to eight senior girls: Mary Catherine McTaggart, Sandra Moran, Ruth Farkas, Pfatricia Marks, Ellen Gonzalez, Margaret Baker, Melinda Goebel, and Marian Schroeder. The boy attendants are William ,Iosefick and William 'MacDonald. May L' owning Carole D'Angelo, who was elected crown bearer, carries the crown to Norma Zanetti as the solemn moment for crowning Our Lady approaches. X 1 x Robert Lawry, first attendant, presents the crown to the May Queen during this beautiful annual tribute to Mary, Our Mother. The teachers cooperate with the Parent-Teacher Guild Officers and the Board of Directors to develop a systematic and well- organized program. Left to right: Sitting: Sister M. Mar- celline, Mrs. E. Hahn, Mr. A. Lippert, Presidentg Mr. A. Fischl, Mrs. B. Meyers, Sister Mary Bertramg Standing: Mr. J. Lester, Mrs. D. Cortese, Mr. J. Gusky, Mrs. J. Scanlon, Mrs. R. Stein, Mrs. M. Sholes, Mrs. E. Soback, Mr. C. Clark. When teachers are to be replaced for short periods or some emergency arises that calls for quick and immediate help, Mrs. Joseph Ware was always willing to give a helping hand. Sister Mary Bertram is giving Mrs. Ware directions for her next assignment. Nothing goes wrong'at any of our social events due to the wonderful chaperons who are always present. Left to right: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Barthelemy, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard McTaggart. .pm Fatima Fatima Club ofiicers Joseph Ma- caluso, president, Patricia Marks, vice president, Ellen Gonzalez, secretary, and Michael Repasky, treasurer, along with other mem- bers Jeffrey Koski, Carol Jankow- ski, Paul Kwiecinski, Chester Reft, Ronald Golebiewski, and Mary Massung do their best to promote the purpose of the club which is to further interest and to pray XX for religious vocations. Camera For those who are interested in photography the Camera Club is thc perfect activity. Paul Hegerle, Ernest Hahn and Howard Korth examine their work. Richard McTaggart is missing from the picture. lrlrrary Taking care of the library is the all important job undertaken by Carol McNally, Margaret Schmitt, Danelle McDonald, and Frances Fuchs. hm The Pam Club is organized for students to help win converts 'to the Faith by spread- ing Catholic pamphlets. President, Pamela Watt and two other members Lorraine Hawrylak and Michael Ford examine som: of the pamphlets. 501541 . X -,r my 'fri-fc e 1 H o fa MMM Mission Club President joseph Funtal, and the three other members Carol Kszesinski, Gary Schmidt, and Marita King do their best to promote the purpose of the club which is to have various activities during the school year to raise money for the mission fields throughout the world. Liar eil? in23HiR'lT of Club ZQXR The Third Order of St. Francis promotes the spirit- 'Y ual and corporal works of 1, Q, JDfJ'q u' mercy as shown in the pic- iw:- fg ' i. 'WT' ture by Dona Gene Schmidt, treasurer, Patricia Scherer, Howard Korth, vice presi- dent, and Sonia Wakeheld, jean Young, secretary, and Antoinette Mueck. President Sandra Moran is missing from the picture. ...-alas., The students in the Mathematics Honor Society are doing some research in the library for a math project. Row 1: James Kirstein, Kathleen Madigan, George Nalcpa, Rosemarie Marks. Row 2: Richard McTaggart, Michael Ford, Paul Hegerle. Mornefnorrks Honor Margaret Baker, John Walsh, Carol McCann, William Jose- fick, George Watson, and Sonia Wakefield look at the tenta- tive schedule for the Science Honor meeting. Scronce Honor Honor Socrofrbs Smengi SOGEW Mono, Zpfiiiiiilgil for rw :IV e1e?rr!5,i,,6K,,f,, ,. gel ,lQy5b,,fm6 355 ff -W K A55 IZ 535556 onion i Ir ,L Hersh fi no Gros, 'fji-in me Hrkfory Honor The members of the History Honor proudly display their work. Left to right: Carol Jankowski, Lorraine Hawrylak, Martha Trageser, Kathleen Weaver, Thomas Clark, Margaret Sherman, Ernest Hahn, Howard Korth. ' 515- WUNDERS DF ,S 1' Qlill 1515.-+'fni flossrkol Honor Ronald Golcbiewski, Dorothy Dittmer, Mary Adele Trageser, and Judy Crock check their Latin transla- tions. Donald Coudriet peruse the latest Classical Honor bulletin. A I ef E Busrness Honor Geraldine Barthelemy emphasizes the qualities necessary for a good secretary to the Business Honor members. Bernadette Hutton, Ellen Gonzalez, Patricia Marks, An- toinette Mueclc, and Charlotte Jakiela listen attentivelx to the explanation. 2 3 Modern langauge Honor Carole D,Angelo tells Mary Lynn Elser, Norma Zanetti, Melinda Goebel, Edward Nogal, and Irene Burdelski that shc has been nominated for president of the Diocesan Modern Language Honor Society. 'F i f Wrrrers Honor John Good, Danelle McDonald, Edward Kirstein, Jac- queline Datum, Carol McCann, and Robert Lawry pre- pare to attend a Writers' Honor meeting at St. Canice High School. Robert Lawry, also Co-editor of the '59 GEORGIAN, proved that fidelity and perse- verance are genuine qualities for a successful production. i Margaret- Baker, Co-editor of the '59 GEORGIAN, has given time and effort to produce a worthwhile yearbook. 10ie 6hao4gnQna The artists prepared the posters for the business managers who were anxious to procure sufficient funds for an outstanding yearbook. Left to right: Catherine McCann, Nancy Diethorn, Charles LaSota, Roy Prendergast, Sonia Wakeheld, Joseph Macaluso, Marlene Schafer, Antoinette Mueck, Mary Ann Lawrence, William Thomas, and Patricia Tommarello. KH cjgfa 535 Mi-if swf GR Fw Ea We xf-7' aeira, xi A u , '53 ..f, V W., 'L i vqafzj G v Milan cnaL Q B Key letter, page number, and manuscript paper were often heard by the typists as they produced the completed copy for the publisher. Joyce Broderick, Gertrude Mieruniski, Patricia Marks, and Ellen Gonzalez. Norma Zanetti, ad editor presents one of the ad sheets to Melinda Goebel who col- lected the most money for 9 Wlmeii it came to producing the 1959 GEORGIAN, cooperation was the key- word. A rousing success in the patron drive initiated the yearbook campaign. Then it was up to the staff. Editors, artists, typists, and business managers combined their talents with drive and hard work to make sure that the schedule was met by the deadline date. The work of these industrious stu- dents would have all been for naught if the proper coordination was not main- tained. ln this regard the staff was in- deed fortunate to have the services of Sister Mary Aelred as its adviser. Sister was the driving force behind the stall: and the gratitude for her leadership and hard work cannot be expressed in words. rg-Z3 Paul Hegerle was on the job as the assistant photogra- pher. the patron drive. Nlr. A. Cardcll produces first class pictures in photogra- phy. We'rc glad you're here! ,S QQNWQ Q. me, -...K ss-is William lVlacDonald, Robert Lawry, and Margaret Baker check and re- check the picture schedule as Norma Zanetti and Patil Eiben refer to the dummy. Sister Mary Aelred's smile reveals a task well done. -r , me Typing articles and stencils is a vital step in putting out every issue of the school paper. Exact work is the goal of the typists. Slrrnding: Pat Sullivan. Front ROW: Marlene Schafer and Gertrude Nlierunislci. Back ROW: Danelle McDonald and Ellen Gonzalez. Sonia Wakeheld and Paul Och use thc mimeoscope to get the headlines and art work in the SAGEON. Tedious work with the styluses is necessary to get good results. ...K vrluglu CHANGE Q1 'X Exchanging school newspapers provides news from the various schools and helps secure new ideas for the next SAGEON issue. Norma Zanetti, Robert Lawry, and Patricia Nlarks look over recent exchange issues. ssiililry The SAGEON staff proudly displays their hard work in Ol'g8!1l7ll15f each issue of the SAGEON. Looking over the results are Nlargaret Baker, Sister Eugene, the ever- helpful adviser, Pamela VVatt, and Barbara Grabowski. N, 'E'-rf? Lorraine Hawrylak and Patricia Meyer check the initial copy of page one for completeness and accuracy before running it off on the mimeograph. Raymond Dipietro and Carol McCann plan layouts for the pages of the SAGEON. To have a well-balanced paper it is necessary to use variety among the pages. Volbe of ffze Sp M' if-A Qi I ' 1 Lfrrfns Q Clare Clayton, Catherine McCann, center, tells her American friends of her love affair with Nikoli. Left to Right: Mary Ellen Gayton, Thomas Clark, Catherine McCann, Norbert Kowalski, Anna Miller. Nikoli, Alex Buczynski, turns to Rosita, Eliza- beth Freund, knowing that he really loves her and they plan to leave the gypsy camp together. Vario, John Izaj, shows his dagger to the gypsy ruler, James Schaub, and to the other gypsy leads in the operetta. Left to Right: james Schaub, Michael Repasky, Janet Bigos, Carole D'Angclo, Charlotte Jakiela. Me Gypsy Troabadoar W? Nikoli, son of Todoro, having acquired a college education, returns to the gypsy camp from college with the ambition to become a poet, and to marry Clare Clay- ton. Todoro has long planned that his son shall marry Rosita and succeed as ruler of the tribe. Todoro's nephew Vario, plots to have Nikoli expelled from the tribe so that he may become ruler and marry Rosita. He steals a neck- lace from Clare? and shifts the blame on Nikoli and Rosita. Nikoli turns to Rosita, knowing now that he loves her, and they plan to leave the camp together. They do not go far, for Tom and Marko expose the-plot of Vario who is then expelled from the tribe. The young couple are reinstated in favor, Clare makes a last effort to win Nikoli back, but he remains with the tribe and Rosita. Maris My Necklace you 7e wear171g. The entire gypsy camp is shocked when Vario, John Izaj, pulls a knife on Nikoli, Alex Buczynski, after Nikoli accuses him of stealing the necklace. Standing: Ernest Hahn, Adam Weiland, Janet Parise, Kathleen Ehrlich, Edward Nogal, Nora Lee McDermott, Donna Zimmer, Elizabeth Freund, Mary Rehholz, Edward Devlin, Eileen Weber', Roberta Willinghanm, Michael Gildea, Dennis Wfilson. Sitting: Donna Donnelly, Carol Ann Gehring, Carolene Kowal, Stephanie Stanley, Lois johnson, Angela Caggiano, Bonita Kehrcr, Mary Reynolds. aw 0 Gypsy dances play a great part in the legendary gaiety of gypsy life. Claudia Makowski and Ted Swieconek do a gypsy duet dance. Jean Young, Carol Jankowski, Nancy Diethorn, and Irene Burdelski join in the fes- tivities. The tambourine dance is, perhaps, the most lively of the gypsy dances. Patricia Tommarello has just finished the tambourine dance. Joyce Broderick, Martha Trageser, Cheryl Weiland, and Mary Ann Lawrence shout their approval and wave their tambourines in the air. Sister Marie Bernadette is giving some last minute instructions to the lighting and stage crew who are Paul Hegerle, Edward Obid- zinski, Ronald Collins, Howard Korth, Micliael Ford, and Paul Och. These three students sold the most tickets for The Gypsy Troubadourf' The students are Carol Ann Gehring, Micllael Repasky, and Carole D'A11gel0. 2-HM Mr. Thomas Reitz, dramatic director. shows Michael Repasky how to strike an effective pose to characterize the comedian Marko. Paul Nlanski, choreographer, tells the gypsy chorus about some of their dance steps. Left to Right: Geraldine Barthelemy, James Kirstein, john Gremba, Carol McNally, Thomas Sholcs, Bonita Keherer, and Damian Gildea. 'Q jfs T We 0ur 6'!ee Club parfkvpafes Ill ..... Mrs. Eliot shows Mary Ellen Gayton, James Schaub, Alex Buczynski, Carole D'Angelo, Carol Jankowski, and Miclmael Repasky an apron from Portugal. The Glee Club represented Portugal at the United We Sing pro- gram in Carnegie Hall. 6f ,' Our Cvlee Club practices singing Christmas carols so that each song will be sung perfectly in the United We Sing program. First Row: Irene Burdelski, Janet Bigos, Nor- bert Kowalski, Micliael Gildea, Thomas Scholes, Mary Ellen Gayton, Jean Young. Second Ron: Carol Jan- , MM, sfwff sf! 'mf The Glee Club officers: Vice President, James Schaubg Treasurer, Mary Ellen Gaytong Secretary, Carole D'An- gelog and President, Alex Buczynski are totaling up' the money from the operetta ticket sales. Secretary Carole D'Angelo fills in the record chart of thc individual rooms. kowski, Carole D'Angelo, Micliael Repasky, Ted Swie- conek, James Kirstein, James Schaub, Lois Johnson, Charlotte Jalciela. Third Row: Claudia Nlakowski, Patricia Tommarello, Alex Buczynski, John Izaj, Mary Lynn Elscr, Cheryl Weilalid. Right Reverend Monsignor Hcixsler confers the ring on Carole D'AngeIo while Joyce Broderick, Ruth Farkas, and Nancy Dicthorn await their turn. Mary Kay McTaggai't and Roy Prendergast dis- play their rings with much enthusiasm and pride. Q Rosemarie Marks, David Mueller, William Marsili, and Charlotte Jakiela are spinning the platters at one of our dances. Charlotte is making a special request. EF Saab! Mne as 55. .wvxr Students talce time out for the pause that re- freshes. Dona Gene Schmidt, Peggy Baker, Alex Buczynslci, and Ray DiPietro gather around the Coke bar for some refreshments. The annual Magi Ball is the long-awaited social event that ushers in the New Year here at Saint George High. Jack Maggs with Mary Catherine Mc'I'aggart, Eddie Lawry with Sandy Bouvy, and Robert Och with Kathy Eagle are regular attenders at our social functions. inf Janice Koski with William Thomas and Catherine Mc- Cann with Robert Lawry are enjoying the first dance on prom night, May 26. Cathy is commenting on the boutonniere in Bob,s dinner jacket. Ronald Dilla is admiring Patricia Tommarello's gown as they prepare to leave for South Hills Country Club. Pat's if , sis W reply to the compliment is a timid glance at Ron. P om Q All join in the festivities of the long-awaited night. Philip Wilding with Joyce Broderick, and Richard Rectenwald with Norma Zanetti begin the Mexican Hat Dance as Tommy Carlyn's Orchestra strikes up the tune. Patricia Marks receives a beautiful corsage of pink carnations on the night of the Senior Prom. Ed seems satisfied with Pat's sur' prisecl reaction. On Commencement Day, the seniors go to Holy Mass and receive Holy Communion. The juniors escort them to and from church. First ROW: Carol McNally, Mary Ann Lawrence, Patricia Meyer. Second row: Rosemarie Marks, Marlene Schafer, Arlene Wells. Third row: Paul Hegerle, Michael Gildea, George Nalepa. Fourth row: Ted Swieconek, Michael Repasky, james Kirstein. Radiant smiles and some tears depict our seniors on Graduation Day. It will remain one of the dearest memories in the mind of every graduate. Graduation is a solemn occasion at Saint George High School. Monsignor Carl P. Hensler pre- sents a diploma to Willianm Josefick. 6 aduaffbn 'e iv A' K -Ma If Wl?fI ine end of one fburney We look on fo a new jbnrney fn fne Future . . . if if S at Q Q ' ff Q Le ky. X, Fifi 1 -L., , . K Ja? CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1959 'k Compliments Of JOSEPH COLLIGAN FUNERAL HOME 608 Warrington Avenue EV 1-2266 EV 1-1420 Bl ,- n A message to the Juniors, Sophs, Freshies, and the rest: Please take our example And do your very best. We've found our years to be Full of Work and fun, But our biggest task of life Has just now begun. THE SENIORS OF '59 Phone: TAylor 1-1557 24 Hour Towing Compliments Dead Storage - Used Cars if of T and G AUTO SALES 85 SAINT GEORGEFS SALVAGE 'Ir ATHLETIC Auto Wfreckers 'k No. 1 Pico Street ASSGCIATION Rear 950 Hoffman Road PITTSBURGH 9, PA. Anthony fTonyj Grenda,Ow11c1' 82 CARDELL STUDIO F. R. HAUBELT wk ELECTRIC Registered Electricians Wfeddings - Portraits uk Theatrical ir Housepower Specialists 481 8 Liberty Avenue PITTSBURGH 24, PA. MAyfIoWcr 1-0494 'A' We Are Proud to Be the Official Photographers Of St. George High School ENGINEERED ELECTRONICS, INC. al' Communications Automation Public Address System and Stereophonic High Fidelity 'A' 2046 W. Liberty Avenue LOcust 3-3 3 33 Wfiring - Lighting - Power To Suit Your Needs Electrical Supplies Wholesale - Retail 'A' HU 1-2300 24 Hours 23 3 Amanda Avenue Near Sears Roebuck Rear Door Scaled: Mary Jean Stehle, Carol Kszesinsk 26, PA, Standing: Alice Pottgeiser, joan Barry. Good Luck CLUB G A A and Dinners - Members Banquets Floor Slaows God Bless Our Seniors Mt. Oliver and Angelo Streets lk James V. Marta, Manager THE SOPHOMORES EV LW and A Gift to tloe Seniors of '59 SISTER MAURICE from the of SAINT GEORGE C.Y.C. ROOM 202 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 86 LOAN ASSN. OF MT. OLIVER 317 Brownsville Road PITTSBURGH 10, PA. Insured Savings Good Luck Seniors from GRADE 7 ROOM 304 PACK'S CAFE 3 1 3 Brownsville Road MT. OLIVER, PA. TAFT AVENUE MARKET 201 Taft Avenue PITTSBURGH 10, PA. HE 1-9466 FRED'S MARKET Meat - Groceries - Produce 600 Beltzhoover Avenue HE 1-4206 Congratulations to tloe Seniors of '59 from GRADE 11 ROOM 102 AMSLER PHARMACY John M. Moore, Ph.G. Thos. R. Kim, Pl'1.G. 81 8 Warrington Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. HE 1-5766 R - A - K WHOLESALE BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Box 255 Nichol Avenue McKEES ROCKS, PA. J. E. KIM Prescription Optician 41 1 Brownsville Road When Your Glimmers Get Dim See Kim EV 1-7471 PATTERSON EMERSON COMSTOOK, INC. Electrical Installations 313 E. Carson Street PITTSBURGH 19, PA. FRANCIS P. SIVITER POST 87 V.F.W. 8 1 Allen Avenue PITTSBURGH 10, PA. We Service What We Sell MT. OLIVER RADIO - TV 3 1 2 Hays Avenue PITTSBURGH 10, PA. HE 1-2222 The Business Built By 25 Years of Quality Service v 85 Congratulations to the BELL ALLEN VETERANS Senior Class of '59 7 3 7 W'arrington Avenue GRADE 5 ROOM 307 and SISTER M. PASCHAL PITTSBURGH 10, PA. HE 1-6756 HE 1-6757 SMITTY,S Congratulations BEER DISTRIBUTING S611i0TS of '59 Local and Imported Beer - Ale - Porter A, Half and Half Drive in Service - Cold Beer by the Case B. E. Soft Drinks and Mixers , St. J-ohn,S Parish 1 7 1 1 Arlington Avenue fNear Brownsville Roadl LATROBE' PA' FRIENDS OF THE CLASS OF ' 5 9 The junior Class of Room 206, Miss Gramba and Floot-Snoot extend the best of wishes , Seated: Carol McNally, Arlene Wells. to the Senlor Class of Standing: Patricia Meyer, Paul Hegerle, Jane Parise. 86 BUSINESS P14 7RONS 510.00 Bruck Uniform Company 387 Fourth Avenue Climax Bakery 301 Climax Street Martha S. Davies Dance Studios 152 Parkfield Street Falcon Bowlers Polish Falcons, Nest 8 Gilmary Council 3868 Knights of Columbus H. F. Guenther 86 Sons 401 Freeland Street Hill Top Bank 830 Xvarrington Avenue McDonald Brothers - Josten's 920 Investment Building Korth Grocery 2205 Salisbury Street Moik's Cafe 104 Brownsville Road Patterson-Emerson-Comstock Inc. 313 East Carson Street Progressive-Home Federal Savings and Loan Association 825 Warrington Avenue Raymond,s Paint Supply 524 East Ohio Street CE 1-0066 S 86 J Printing Company 65 South 17:11 Street HU 1-7616 Schenley Sweets Company 118 Brownsville Road Dr. B. Slone 757 Warrington Avenue South Hills Refinishing 311 Estella Street South Pittsburgh Savings and Loan Associa- tion 1712 East Carson Street, Pittsburgh 3, Pa. St. George Lyceum 1226 Arlington Avenue Waliralis 86 Hartner, Plumbing and Heating Contractors 4925 Penn Avenue Young Men's Institute Leo Council No. 483 55.00 Auen Brothers 137 Brownsville Road Charles B. Allard, Painting and Decorating 857 Brownsville Road Bank Cafe 826 Warrington Avenue Binder the Grinder 330 3rd Avenue Bishop Shoe Company 212 Brownsville Road Blair Tire Service 707 Yunker Street Brentwood Motor Coach Co. 3421 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Brown's Taylor Shop 516 Climax Street Chesterfield Cleaners 417 Climax Street City View Supply Company 47 Bailey Avenue EV 1-9853 Climax Company 734 Warrington Avenue Carl Colteryahn Dairy 1614 Brownsville Road Wm. Colteryahn 86 Sons Company 1912 Jane Street Al D'Alessandro 2115 West Liberty Avenue Dee's Flower Shop 1415 Carson Street Thomas Dugan, Decorative Furniture 2131 Forbes Street Dugan's Auto Sales 845 Saw Mill Boulevard Duke's Air Way Service 126 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Elizabeth's Beauty Salon 125 Beltzhoover Avenue Esenwein 86 Sutter, Merchandise Brokers House Building Glcnn's TV and Appliance Servicing Company 120 Steuben Avenue, Moon Run, WA 1-1600 Grace's Style Shoppe 738 Warriiigton Avenue G. B. U. District 388 Frank F. I-Iehman 86 Sons, Florist 229 Bausman Street Wesley Joseph Henger, Architect Rcnshaw Building Herman Heyl, Florist 805 Warrington Avenue Hill Top Grill 808 Warriiigton Avenue Hollister Mobil Service 1949 Arlington Avenue Huebner's Service Station 220 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Joe and Paul's 301 Bar 301 Beltzhoover Avenue Johnny's Auto Sales 203 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Jordan Roofing 86 Heating Rr 419 Warringtoii Avenue I-IE 1-5882 Keller's Restaurant 728 Warringtoxi Avenue Kirner's Book Store 309 Market Street B. M. Kramer Company, Pipe, Fittings and Valves 56 Terminal Way Kramer's Drug Store 100 Brownsville Road Liberty Tubes Garage 108 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Liepack East Brookline Pharmacy 1300 Brookline Boulevard Lininger and King Roofing Company 1670 Seaton Street LO 1-0678 Marion's Beauty Salon 637 Warriiigtoii Avenue Mosebach Electric 86 Supply Company 1115 Arlington Avenue H. Muetzel, Florist 34 Wabash Street North Side Packing Company 2200 Spring Garden Avenue Olsen Ley Company 1230 Arlington Avenue Albert W. Ott, Real Estate 746 Warriiigton Avenue Frances Georges Pennsylvania Vending Company Park Row Restaurant 86 Lounge 860 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Perloff Cigar Company 330 Brownsville Road Petraglia Cafe 27 Bailey Avenue Rabo1d's Bakery 812 Warrington Avenue Rodgers Texaco 407 Warringtoix Avenue Rod1er's Hotel Penn and Hays Avenues St. Joseph's Hospital 86 Dispensary 2117 East Carson Street St. Joseph's Protectory 552 Protectory Place john D. Schaub Sons 425 Brownsville Road Schurman's Electric Store 234 Shiloh Street Shrager Brothers Company, Toys and Novelties 19 Terminal Way Ed Sill Meat Market 244 Hays Avenue Wiim. Slater 86 Sons 301 Virginia Avenue Stan's Cafe 2325 Arlington Avenue Streyle Trailer 1709 Nobles Lane Tony's Market 65 Knox Avenue United Savings and Loan Association 813 Warringtoii Avenue Mickey Wright Auto Sales 1954 West Liberty Avenue F. W. Woolworth Company 215 - 255 Hays Avenue South Hills Record 2524 Brownsville Roacl .S'PEC'lr4Z P14 7R0!V5' Rt. Rev. Msgr. Carl P. Hensler, S.T.D Reverend Robert E. Davis Reverend David C. Dixon Very Reverend Ambrose Freund, V.F. Sister M. Gerard, V.S.C. Reverend H. Gusky Reverend Martin J. O,T0ole Passionist Fathers Sister M. Paula, O.S.F. Reverend Harold Poletti, C.P. V. Reverend Martin J. Tooker, C.P. 5225.00 Colligan, Mr. Joseph 525.00 Kuhn, Mr. Ernest McNally, William 515.00 Barone, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Mosebach, Mrs. Karl Satter, Marie E. 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Smith's Dairy Store South Hills Literary Society Straderis Pharmacy Stanley Cigar Store Stehle, Mr. Gil '50 These high school students have been faithful in their duties as knights of the altar. Crossbearer: David Borelli. Acolytes: George Hruneni, Ronald Geronog Followed by: Regis Nickel, Ronald Mangan, Norman Freund, Robert Och, Edward Herrle, Manuel Gonzalez, Darryl Staab, Jeffrey Koski, Fred Tatar, Paul Kwiecinski. Stehle, Mr. and Mrs. H., Jr. Stehle, Ralph Stose, Mrs. Stromp, Mrs. John Swieconek, Miss B. Sziminsky, Elmira Rose Tardio, John Tatar, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tate, A. C. Toth, Janice '57 Trageser, Mr. Norman E. Troetschel, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin and Kids Van Deweel, Mrs. T. W. Veltum, Mrs. Vigland, Mrs. Margaret Voode, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wakefield, Mr. George Wallace Floral Shoppe Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. M. Walters, Mrs. L. A. 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Andrew Barbour, Raymond Barone, Mrs. Thomas Barozzini, Robert Barr, H. O. Barrett, Patrick Barthelemy, Audrey '57 Bartoli, Mrs. Adelaide Bauer, Mrs. Elmer Bauer, A,fZc Thomas C. Bouvy, Mr. Harry J. Bayer, Mrs. Charles Bayko, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bechman, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Beck, Rohe Benedict, Mr. Martin The physics class is enroute to Mellon Institute to attend the SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING CAREER PRO- GRAM. Bob Lawry, Melinda Goebel, Janice Koski, Michael Repasky, Carole D'Angelo, Mary Ellen Gayton, Catherine McCann and the Brentwood Motor Coach bus driver pose for the photographer. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Betsy Ross Restaurant Beunner, Mrs. Bevelacqua, Samual William Beyer, Frank W. Bichler, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beyer, Hilda Bickler, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bielski, Eileen '5 3 Bieri, Bieri, Bieri, Mr. A. J. Mrs. Ann Miss Hildegarde Bieri, Mrs. John Bieri, Miss Marie M. Bilski, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bigos, Raymond Buthay, Mr. Gabe Billing, Mr. and Mrs. John Binder, Mrs. Arthur Birney, James C. 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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hutter, Freida '58 Hydill, Johanna Icarvace, lvlrs. Izaj, Mrs. John Jack's Plumbing and Heating Jackson, Mrs. A. S. Jackson, Mrs. Pat Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jafraty, Mrs. Frances Jafraty, Mr. Joseph Jafraty, Mrs. P. Jafraty, Viola Jankowski, Anna Jankowski, Carol Jankowski, S. T. Jantalo, Michael R. Jenesky, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jess, Mrs. T. Jody Joels Tailoring Johnson, Charles J. Johnson, Mrs. David L. Johnson, Peggy ,55 Johnston, Mr. Roger Jonas, Mrs. Carl Jones, Hazel Jones, Nancy Josefick, Ethel ,58 Joselick, Mrs. Anna Karnbauer, Kircher, Mrs. George October 23, 1958 marks the mathematics teachers' ex- change day at St. George High School. Marlene Schafer, Norma Zanetti, Dennis O'Brien, and William Thomas are interested in the formula which Mr. Douglas Schaffer, from the Westinghouse Research Laboratory, uses in his type of work. 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