St Hubert Catholic High School - Calling Echo Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

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HUBIERTS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL IFOR GIRLS f7ifkzzQ44f4nz 56, p6IlIl.6'yA!d7ll2 Qiibillff I ffzzilahfcbbfz . . . - yfzfmzhzkhwbn . . . I Qkczzdfy .... . - Lgflfilylldf . . . - 4505005192 .... - cgaczdfafzl fuizmzf I Lgmzbzls ....... A FAMILIAR SIGHT, as viewed from Ditmun Street, is the Sacred Heart Building. This latest addition to St. Hubert's, opened in 1956, contains forty-four classrooms, the auditorium, and the cafeteria. The adioining St. Mary's Building, erected in h gy h ty d b l gy I b I d h Mayes 7- 5 ,Mayes 6 - 9 Mayes 70- 75' iages I6 - Z3 hzyex 24 - 4! M725 42 - 69 Wages 70 -700 amhus iqffdwgfg N m .wh THE ORIGINAL St. Hubert's is the St. Joseph Building, which contains the chapel, the library, ollices, and classrooms. This section of the school is used primarily by freshmen. RESERVED FOR EVERYBODY-The main door on Ditman Street is constantly used by Hubertites as a quick entrance and exit for the opening and closing of a busy school life. SPORT FAN'S PARADISE-All athletic activities take place in the gym, located in the St. Mary Building. The place is alive with vivid memories of gym classes, basketball games, and iunior proms. X MN' 'HM W 62227 Zim QMIWNUZ Faculty and students recall with ioy and pride the occasion of the elevation of our beloved Archbishop to the Cardinalate on December I5 in the Eternal City. The great honor bestowed by our Holy Father, Pope John XXIII, on the spiritual leader of our Archdiocese will always be regarded as an outstanding event of our school days. HIS EMINENCE JOHN CARDINAL O'HARA, C.S.C. Archbishop of Philadelphia THE MOST REVEREND J. CARROLL McCORMICK, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia THE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH M. McSHEA, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia we a an X14 afvcwx Under the capable direction of our Archdio- cesan Superintendent and his Assistants, the Philadelphia school system maintains its high standard of efficiency in promoting the Catholic education of youth. May the God ot wisdom con- tinue to inspire our priestly leaders in the great work that they are accomplishing. THE RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR EDWARD M. REILLY, J.C.D. Archdiocesun Superintendent of Schools i 4 l THE REVEREND JOHN J. GRAHAM, D.D. Assistant Superintendent of Schools THE REVEREND FREDERICK J. STEVENSON Assistant Superintendent of Schools 'sir iff ggi gfs' THE REVEREND RICHARD J. SIMONS ALWAYS IN OUR PRAYERS-'Father Simons has given lhe girls al St. Huberl's a school of which they can be proud. Only God can reward sumcienlly the uniiring efforts of our principal, responsible for the eflicienl udminislralion and well-rounded curriculum which benefit lhe minds and souls of so many. W Qevaklfgzzhaz' zz .+w',. I A w ' 1 4 me-1, -- ji N First Row: SISTER MARY DEMETRIA, C.R.S.M., Prefect, French, French Second Row: SISTER THERESA MARIE, Latin, Librarian, SISTER M. THEO- Club Moderator, SISTER MARIA GEMMA, French, SISTER MARY JUANITA, SETTA, C.S.F.N., Prefect, Religion, Sacristan, Missions Moderator, SISTER Latin, Latin Club Moderator, SISTER MARY RICHARD, Religion, Latin, M. ADELINA, Social Studies, SISTER M. ASSISIA, Social Studies, SISTER SISTER NATALIE MARIE, French. M. DULCISSIMA, Social Studies. QZJUZIQI4 fffe Third Row: SISTER M. EULOGIANA, Social Studies, Guidance, SISTER M. EUSTELLA, Religion, SISTER M. GABRIEL, Social Studies. GGJWJQK Members of our faculty of seventy-two ' nuns from six different religious com- munities, and three lay teachers direct, counsel, and instruct us in the various branches of study assigned to them, and also take care of the various clubs and offices affiliated with their departments. Certainly by their vigorous work, prayers, good example, and tireless efforts to guide us and to instill into our hearts' the principles of Catholic living, they are ful- filling Christ's command to Go, there- fore, and teach . . ALL ATTENTION centers on the basketball court as faculty members of St. HuIaert's play hostess to visitors from Hallahan during an exciting game. f 'Y First Row: SISTER M. JOLANCIA, Social Studies, World Affairs Council Moderator, SISTER M. OLIMPIA, Latin, SISTER M. CLARE JOSEPI-I, I.H.M., Frefect of Discipline, SISTER ALOYSIA MARIE, Mathematics, SISTER M. af Qdflfllkly INFORMATION UNLIMITED-Sister Theresa Marie, librarian, offers to Sister Sylvanus and Sister Paul I 'il Second Row: SISTER AVE MARIA, Science, SISTER M. BERNADETTE, Science, Mathematics, SISTER CLARE REGINA, Mathematics, SISTER DAVID MARY, Home Economics, SISTER M. DEODATA, Mathematics. Third Row: SISTER M. GERTRUDE ALOYSE, Mathematics, SISTER .IOHN MARIE, Religion, SISTER MARIE AGNESE, Religion, Adoration Society Moderator. Marie suggestions about books on the faculty M' shelves. 1-Q-q HIBIIHIIII 'Y 'SN sb n normal l Hlllllillllllt. .!., COMMUTERS - Sister Margaret RI 7 First Row: SISTER MARIE ALBERT, Home Economics, SISTER MARIE ANNETTE, Religion, SISTER MARIE BERNARDINE, Home Economics. Second Row: SISTER MARIE DOLORES, Science, Visual Aids, SISTER MARION JOSEPH, Home Economics, Student Council Moderator, SISTER MARY JANET, Mathematics, SISTER MARY JEROME, Science, Photography Club Moderator, SISTER MARY LEO, Mathematics. Marie and Sister Joannene bid farewell to Sister Eustella, Sis- ter Eulogiana, Sister Olimpia, and Sister Theosetta, preparing to depart after a busy school day. 194291 km' zz Third Row: SISTER MARY RAYMOND, Science, Home Economics, SISTER MAUREEN, Social Studies, Mathematics, SISTER M. CATHARINE DE RICCI, O.S.F,, Pretect of Studies, SISTER M. AGNES FRANCIS, English, TALLY-HO Moderator, SISTER CLARE IMMACULATE, English. HELPING HANDS-+Sister John Mary, Catherine Czarkowski, and Catherine Stevens assist in the Ottlce of Studies while Sister Catherine de Ricci checks a record tor Sister Clare Joseph. If pi 7,1'44f' ' , , -M7 Cyf4AA74j First Row: SISTER M. CLARICE, English, SISTER M. INEZ CECILIA, English, Z! SISTER JOj'IN MARY, English. Second Row: SISTER MARY LEO, English, SISTER MARY SYLVANUS, Third Row: SISTER M. CATHERINE AGNES, English, Commercial Studies, English, CALLING ECHO and ECHOINGS Moderator, SISTER MARY SISTER M. CATHERINE FRANCINE, Commercial Studies, SISTER M. WILLIAM, English, MOTHER MARIE AUBERT, S.S.J., Prefect of Activities, EVARISTA, Commercial Studies, SISTER M. IMMACULATA, Commercial SISTER M. ANNE SIMEON, Music. Studies, SISTER M. IRENE, Spanish, Spanish Club Moderator. Y 'Z' - ' ' ' CMI -.71 IIB First Row: SISTER ISABELLE MARIE, Religion, Commercial Studies, SISTER JAMES MARIE, English, SISTER M. JOAN LORETTO, Commercial Studies, SISTER M. JUANITA, Religion, Apostolic Group Moderator, SISTER M. LOYOLA, Music. Third Row: SISTER M. PAULINE, Religion, SISTER PAUL MARIE, Art, SISTER ROSE MARY, English, SISTER M. ROSE PERPETUA, Commerical Studies. Second Row: SISTER MARIA VIRGINE, Commercial Studies, Stationery Store, SISTER MARY DE CHANTAL, Spanish, SISTER MARY MAGDALEN, Art, English, SISTER MARY TERENCE, Commercial Studies, Sports Mod- erator, SISTER MIRIAM LOUISE, Music. kz ole me CHRISTMAS SPIRIT brings smiles to the members of our Maintenance Department: Mr. Fred Barsuglia, Mr. Edward McGonigaI, Mrs. Helen Schmidt, Miss Ann Legin, Mr. Michael Meyers, and Mr. Edward Boyle. in 4. .35 , Fust Row SISTER M ST CLARENCE Spanish Commercial Studies, Cheer- Second Row: SISTER MARIE DE CHANTAL, Social Studies, Religion, leaders SISTER URSULA MARIE Commercial Studies SISTER M. VIRGINIA Forensic League Club Moderator, MISS MARCELLA COONEY, Dietitian, DOLORES Religion Commercial Studies SISTER MARGARET MARIE, MISS JULIA DUFF, School Secretary, MISS VERONICA MEEHAN, Physical S S N D Prefect Social Studies Religion Forensic League Club Mod- Education, MRS. HELEN PRIMUS, Assistant School Secretary. erotor SISTER M .IOANNENE Social Studies, Religion. Third Row: MISS TERESA ROGAN, Physical Education, MISS ANNA MAE WALSH, Assistant School Secretary, MISS CLAIRE WINKLER, Speech, Dramaticsp MRS. ANN WOLVERTON, School Nurse. COFFEE BREAK for Cafeteria Aides-Mrs. Myrtle Wright, Mrs. Marian Stapleton, Mrs. Emma Turco, Mrs. Stella Wolbert, Mrs. Gertrude Edwards, Miss Marcella Cooney, Miss Agnes Suter, Mrs. Rose Webster, Mrs. Madalein Quinn, Mrs. Anna Kraiic, Mrs. Sophie Davis, Mrs. Helen Ramspacher, Mrs. Margaret 0'DonnelI. W1 'Sf- x,,' . ,MT , N, Q .WF Qi.- liglgl 5:35 6'6WZl!dy5 ai: Lg Wlmzf To furnish the students with a complete education is the goal of St. Hubert's Catholic High School. Every girl has an important spiritual schedule as well as a carefully planned scholastic roster. The quiet peace that Blls the chapel as we kneel in prayer during our Junior Adoration period, the reverent awe that enfolds us as we receive Holy Communion, and when we realize that we are really a part of the Mass as we utter the responses, the wonderful ioy that is ours when Father holds before us Our Lord in Benedictionp all these are benefits of our Catholic education. We count also among our many privileges weekly exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, helpful sermons by our principal, Father Simons, discussion of our problems with Father Blanchfield, our chaplain, three days of retreat to inspire us to greater achievement, and the beautiful May Procession, in which we honor Our Blessed Lady. There are many things which make our school outstanding, many blessings that we will remember all our lives. At the top of the list comes its truly Catholic atmosphere. msn, :lvl f W gt Y, R sn., 5 V, X '51-. M' d6l4!di'Z6'Z fauna! Xie y fe ,H x as .,k ,fl ik...--2 fl 3 H 4 x H? W 4 . ., gp v. K ,Q S xgkfvlc Q is x i 5 W,-D' Yi 4 sl' 11251. ,, MYRIADS OF GRACESW-Hubertites have many opportunities to enrich their spiritual life. Each Wednes- day after Mass, during which the girls may receive Holy Communion, we are privileged to have all-day exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. The day reaches its spiritual completion with Benediction given by Father Simons. I8 '44 'i i When the world is preparing for the Resurrection ot Our Lord, we also prepare by three days of retreat dur- ing Holy Week. During the Annual Retreat, marks, sports, holidays, good times, and all else tade into the back- ground. We set aside all material things to give serious consideration to the improvement of the depth and quality of our spiritual status. Beginning with Holy Mass in the morning and ending with Benediction in the after- noon, the days are tilled with conferences, visits to the Blessed Sacrament, spiritual reading, and recitation of the rosary. It is during events like this that lives are changed, vocations are discovered, and moral reiuvena- tion takes place. TRADITIONAL during the annual retreat is spiritual reading. Patricia Mahoney invokes the guidance of the Holy Spirit as she reads one of the many books and pamphlets available for all retreatants. ith, 0 I WAYS AND MEANS of obtaining many spiritual blessings and favors are offered during retreat. Taking advantage of the opportunities for confession are freshmen Geraldine Mahoney, Ann Flood, Helene Schramm, Margaret Eigenbciuer, and Alice Elitz. HAIL MARY re-echoes throughout the building as Hubertites in their homerooms recite the rosary in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The girls of 7A ioin in the beautiful and powerful prayer. 14540671 BEHIND THE SCENES we find .loan Barras instruct- ing Shawn and Beverley Finney. Members of the Blessed Sacrament Group teach catechism to colored children on Sunday afternoons. can i APOSTOLIC GROUP OFFlCERSAMaryunne 0'Dris- coll, co-chairman, Joanne O'Meara, secretary: and Kathleen Vogt, chairman. ST. THERESE APOSTOLIC GROUP members, Eileen Callahan, Margaret Wolcheclc, Jean Kopacz, Marianne Rodini, Margaret Patterson, Carol Frey, Barbara Antal, Helen Schneider, Mary Lou O'Bierne, Marilyn Baker, and Ann Ryan demonstrate Catholic Action by baby sitting, dressing dolls, doing clerical work, visiting the Cancer Home, preparing The Hunt, and teaching catechism. . ctffww-QR ' 4 all r 5 l ,- fig, 6. 55 in it ss 41' sn C1 lsr 3LQv.E1'1 ni N SAFE AND SECURE under Our Lady's gaze, Elilabeth Sweeney performs her usher duty. Voluntary ushering becomes a pleas- ure when it is done in a true spirit of charity. HELPING HANDS-Loretta Olszanowska and Mary Ann Zawadzka, chapel aides, light the candles and prepare the Missal for Holy Mass, which is celebrated three times each week in the school chapel. Any students who so desire may be present. 5 - 14, .1 . DAY TO REMEMBERASeniors kneel ut reverent attention as the Rev. Richard J. Simons begins their Baccalaureate Mass. The beautiful church of St. Martin of Tours is filled with lovely tones as our seniors chant the prayers. 1 :iv -- s f d WZ W g ff O SACRAMENT MOST HOLY, pray white-veiled students reverently During their free periods, the girls stop in ll1e chapel for a visit and to seek help in their daily life. x ,, YE! s E ' X-Q2 H1 M f 2 - 'wc 4- sal 5 r -Ag, Ak A as A ,Q Mimi 4 me N il is ii , it 4 Q 5, c L A vi 5 for eellilll 'LAM L .,, ,, rf , EA ,, ff Q 3 'Qi 2 fzjgfjm ff ll we - ig, iff iii .f Q sl ALL-IMPORTANT MOMENT-The Rev. Richard Simons distributes Holy Communion at the Baccalaureate Mass. Seniors realize that it is the last time that they will assist at Mass and receive Holy Communion as a class, since they will soon be going their separate ways. KEEPING IN TOUCH-Alumnae members prepare to renew their association with Our Lord in Holy Communion as Father Simons offers Holy Mass. Later will follow the annual Communion Breakfast where old memories will come to life again. -r Q A Z I SY? iii I It - ilh4 Mwml. ,sm INSPIRING WORDS enlighten the minds of our at- tentive Hubertites as the Reverend Charles Mynaugh, director of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, delivers his sermon. A .,-. .JD 4 DOUBLE EXPOSURE-Marie Boland and Linda Hockl set a precedent at S.H. For the first time, our large enroll- ment made necessary a double May Procession. The maiority of the student body viewed their crowning in the auditorium, while the sophomores sang their praises to Mary in the gym as the Reverend Joseph Blanchlield crowned the statue there. mf Aww UW ffm? TRADITIONAL TOUCHQOur principal, the Reverend Richard J. Simons, accepts the floral wreath from Presi- dent Marie Boland as the student body intones a chant in honor of Our Blessed Mother. The ceremony reaches its climax when Father places the crown on Our l.ady's image. Y We R' X f. m Q 0 amwzyf if-1 cgvlalzxbb The modern education of youth is centered around the requirements for various fields of endeavor. St. Hubert's meets the needs of ap- proximately 2500 girls who prepare here for future careers. The academic course, including Latin, science, and mathematics, prepares those students who will continue their formal education after high school. For business-minded girls the commercial course begins in iunior year with typing and stenography, and continues with more advanced subiects during senior year. Home economics students will put to use the domestic skills acquired in the classroom as they become the homemakers of the future. To develop their individual talents, many girls choose courses in music or art. Modern languages offer us oppor- tunities to learn more about our neighbors of other lands. Religion, English, and social studies, required subiects for all students, complete our roster. Offering a well-rounded curriculum, St. Hubert's fulfills the ever- growing demands for a complete Catholic education. Qu., 7 fi i 'N t pw. S.. -06' A l Z6 TINY THESPIANS designed by English ll students and representing well known characters from Shakespeares Merchant of Venice and lFront Rowl Joan Galzarano Ma garet McCullough Marie Murphy and Barbara Merchant fBack Rowl Kathleen Gasper Maureen Youell Kathleen Moffatt Mary Beth Hopkms, and Jacqueline Monaghan, in visualizing scenes from this required play. six ,teee 'ff if A if ........... N2 was li F KW N FACTS AND FANCIES-Marie Bretschneider of French Ill discusses the customs and the costumes of the French Provinces with Danielle Lecker, Frances Hubicki, and Louise Lybeert, who are ready to add their thoughts to her remarks. FUE UN MAGNIFICO ARTlSTA, explains Sister Irene to Espanol ll estudiantes, Maryanne Terzyk and Mary Anne Connors, who are admiring some of the famous works of El Greco, a great Spanish painter of the sixteenth century. yr neun s 'df X K THERE'S N0 GETTING AWAY FROM IT, agree Roseann Wildman and Mildred Link, Latin II students, who are trying to think of more latin derivatives while Eileen Weigand, making her vocabulary richer by the dozen, completes her list. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES-Front Row: Rochelle Quintieri, Dolores Fox, Joan Pisasale, Helen Clardy, Eileen Boecklen. Second Row: Agnes Toner, Irene Lauer, Beverley Carl, Barbara Welsh, Joan Kenny. Back Row: Regina McDonnell, Patricia Hamill, Sandra Sirianni, Veronica Eisenbrey, Claire McNichoI. I IIB Ill ll IIIEM IIELIIIIIIESIEIV Ill! gill lllllllllli ?UllIl Qaeda' cyim fa new wax! nfs' KEEPING POSTED on the story of Rip Van Winkle are freshmen Marie Foreman and Marian George as they listen attentively to Sister Mary William, who explains the idea to be conveyed by each poster. S I wgggr nm-: iq Abi QW SAY IT WITH MUSIC seems to be the practice here as Geraldine Mahoney, Ave Maria McKiernan, Maryanne Vallorani, Dolores Hill, Lois Smart, and Elaine Frusco hold guitars displaying verbs for their Spanish I class to coniugate. YOUTH TAKES A STAND!-Chairman Anne McNulty is capably aided by Janet Marinelli and Joanne Malina, who take part in a panel discussion in the English IV class. Meeting the Needs of Youth Through Home, State, Church, and School is the topic of the report. E li 5 Y' g, I 9 .ff If Q yum iKifl:11-.:q,-.. X Q 1 . g vmcne A S lu- N EFFECTIVE MEANS of acquiring speed in taking dictation is the tape recorder. Clare Ogden and Sister lmmaculata place the tape in position, while Carol Anne Kean and Anna Marie Cassidy of Secretarial Studies Class, prepare to transcribe the recording. SEEMINGLY HAPPY in her work, Arlene Pompo confidently attempts to transcribe the letter which Mary Ann Giordano dictates to her at the rate of 100 w. p. m. 2 E LAST MINUTE CHECKS in bookkeeping are necessary, agree Joanne Rebmann, Lorraine Foss, Katherine Smithwaite, and Barbara Sullivan, who carefully check their results while Virginia Molloy reviews her trial balance at the board. am' swfhy Men 9 ' K 1 A B C's are usefully employed by olflce practice students in order to arrange letters correctly. Seniors at work are lleftl Anne Morrison, Carol Noll, Cecilia Reilly, Dorothy Reynolds, Joan Roger, Judith Smith, lkightl Bernadette Palmer, Dolores Pubenc, Kathleen Robertson, Mary Ryan, and Helen Szervo. 121 1545 555151255 1555 5' FINGERS FLY as Typing ll students Lorraine Zapczynska, Anna Marie Hansen, Joanne Gross, Lucy Mauriello, Kathleen Foy, Catherine Hare, Dorothy Grimn, and Kathleen Allen endeavor earnestly to strengthen their ability and speed. Concentration, speed, and accuracy are three important factors which con- tribute to produce oflice personnel of the future. fgff 5'I: . .. i 9-i I 1 'QQ ann: franc: 'sf' sgf' .Q 'PB-an-Q.. -T , K. ,Hn- -'dl' we . i Manudfifie' r f' PERSONAL TOUCH-Under of Sister Maria Virgine, Edith Kerr the efficient operation .V I ,X ., ' L X WHAT GOES ON HERE? Business arithme- tic student, Theresa Figlarowicz, questions Mary Wynn about reconciling a bank statement. for xx v SHORT CUTS TO SPEED-Sister Evarista checks Eileen Plunkett's brief form out- lines, which are essential for speed and accuracy in Stenography l. SLATED FOR SUCCESShStudents in Typing I practice the fundamentals of typing in the two- year course which prepares future secretaries and typists for neat and efficient work in the business world. Typing is also offered to seniors in the academic course. 'Sf s an-...f Ax 'nun Q .Ng Q 1 Z A ig ,. 1 Q? MW 1 I K ,fir .Q .-4,,',,5. . , .. I QM Q4 1. ,ax Mp, Ak.. 49. as, fi G. f,,,f,v ' ., -. we K, , A A f Q- . . Qi .,,1v A CLOSE OBSERVATION-Probing into the microscopic life of the pleurococcus fascinates biology students Eleanor Barry, Kathryn Donze, Maryann Friend, and Dorothy O'Donnell. Under the supervision of Sister Marie Dolores they record the results of their study. agazkfzae Q, df! WA BUDDING SCIENTISTS-Janyce Hall, Barbara Hines Gagaiewska, Annette Ticino, Margaret Kolsum, Joan zieiski, Patricia Serdynska, and Margaret Lear, busy chemistry lab, conduct an experiment to determine the ties of carbon. r Clara Kolod- in the proper- X M xl ,, 7 .DV - FUN ,, ., pants coehcus Yngurxs kermlnumz f-394 ,mf - 3 LE '5 Qfwl J M Lf M fy U Lf ff D ff , f- -QEW7 if Q wzffj 4 ZJM f V7 LLM? I l U v NP Jfw 7 MX :SN vA A, r UAL J xmi- mf A I 1, Af, x W T A' if f7!',Q, T x , E Wfw 'Y' P-. C. :gp ifmm .-rn. ,nm YLQWT K 'Wk unnli' if. fs-gfi an MOST UNUSUAL ELECTION takes place for seniors who study national problems. Preparing them for the future when they will vote in an actual election, Sister Jolancia demonstrates the operation of a voting machine to Kathleen Lascoskie and Barbara Madison. JUNIOR HISTORIANS-Marie Collins places the flag of England on the map as Leanore Tumolo hands the Spanish flag to Joan Gaughan. Map study aids American History students in visualizing our country in colonial days. NEW LOOK for an old game Freshmen world history students Dorothy Winkel and Frances Zelser oppose each other in a game of Historical Tic Tac Know as Carol Shields questionnaire and her classmates enloy the performance. NEW HORIZONS are discovered by sophomore Modern European History students, listening attentively to Barbara Rogozinski, who summarizes the results of the Commercial Revolution while Elizabeth Heenan points out new routes on the map. Lgacvdf agfzzzzflbs SOPHOMORE REPS-Front Row: Judith Di Orio, Joanne Nilan, Janet Hunter, Rosalie Bruno, Claire McFadden. Second Row: Lorraine Bed- narczyk, Marita Madden, Barbara Smith, Barbara Vadden. Back Row: Patricia Gemmell, Elaine Grabowska, Ann Kramer, Kathleen Reiter, Linda Wilkie. :oH 'i AUX MM 1'cilM!lit 'wh' fi rv!-,Q he ,Gif ska, ' W' of . ,A Y-e2'1'f f'..e IMPORTANT DO'S AND DON'T'S of table-setting techniques are explained by Sister David Mary. Barbara Bayer, Rosemarie Daunis, Patricia O'ConnelI, Judith Thomas, Mariorie Williams, Carole Andrews, Rosemarie Sullivan, Eileen Smith, and Eileen Kurtz check with the chart for all details. LOOKING lN on Sister Pauline's Religion ll class, we see Eileen Morrison intro- ducing a discussion entitled Popes of More Frequent Reception of the Holy Eucharist, while Elaine McNally and Deanne Martinicchio await their turns to speak. The popes concerned are St. Pius X and our late Holy Father, Pius Xll. EXERClSE AND EXCITEMENT! Suzanne Mancini tags Mary McNulty while Kath- erine Daybill gets ready to move out of range and avoid the discomfort of being it in a game of Three Deep during gym period. ,Zami fa faffiabb flames f Xie ,fufma Nj OUR SAVl0UR'S FOOTSTEPS are traced on a map of the Holy Land by Barbara Ralph as Sister Eustella and Bernadette Barth follow the ministry of Jesus according to the Gospel ot St. Luke. A STITCH IN TIME is given by Home Economics II students, Anne Carr, Elizabeth Garvey, Barbara Trendler, Eileen Nolan, Frances Weise, Eileen Ward, Catherine Verespy, Mary Warner, and Margaret Wolcheck. These busy seamstresses look forward to the day when they will model their dresses for fellow classmates. Q P --...,f --1: gn K If W' f o- u f fx W 'MH . 'Q-gk ' is aim? 1- is 4. LL YQ 5 y A 1 i ' f 1 if it - 'Is xA A 3 -'Sify - . . 2, .W ' ,1- , pm ,i , 'W in quill' K -mn, ' ' 1' 'V M -M 4 A W 3 O sig ig ,Q .. 'fuk nu . 3, ,, ,ggfiiff - . I W. , s-mf-an 4 ws.. , S 1---fn., 523' F, ffl! ,-aff mv' 'Mm x ac-Wwayx z' Lgeavizf zz Jfzzffu af Extensive extra-curricular activities are offered at St. Hubert's to cap- ture the interests and talents of all our students. The one thing found more noticeably in these activities than in others is our school spirit. When the girls of the student government pledge themselves to uphold the ideals of St. Hubert's and to help us do the same-that's school spirit. When long months of rehearsing precede every presentation of a play and every performance of the musicale-that's school spirit. When busy after-school hours are spent in work on school publica- tions-that's school spirit. When the team, the cheerleaders, and the spectators exhibit enthusi- asm at every game-thot's school spirit. Such activities also increase our poise and social grace and prepare us to take our places efficiently and graciously in modern democratic society. We are given many opportunities here at St. Hubert's so that our social and cultural development may expand with our participation in and appreciation of our extra-curricular activities. rf' , ,W .. dp-we il 1 SSX gl ii ,Qs UPHOLDING OUR IDEALS-A model for Hulaertites, our president, Mary Haverstock, exempli- fies the deep esteem which the girls of S. H. have for our high ideals. In corridor or audi- torium, on stage or stairway, enforcing the law or introducing a guest, she always upholds the standards of our Alma Mater. LOYAL SUPPORT-Full of school spirit and eager to put it into action, Kathleen Vogt, secretary, and Joanne Domzalska, vice- president, smile happily after Installation Day ceremonies, during which they received their badges. i , 3 law! Jedaws ON TOP OF 'PHE WORLD-Associate representatives congratu- late one another after receiving the insignia of their omce. Junior Charlotte Gordon assists Freshman Theresa Zapiec as Sophomore Mary Ann McKendry aids Senior Marian Christy. An essential part of any Catholic high school is a student govern- ment. Following the fine traditions and active school spirit char- acteristic of St. Hubert's, outstanding students carry on the work of our present Student Council. It is composed of eager, loyal, and well-deserving girls, who are elected by the student body and approved by the faculty. The chief duties of the councilors are to maintain order in the school, to assist at special functions, and to represent our school on various occasions. MARKS OF DISTINCTION-Father Simons distributes the badges of office to student councilors, homeroom representatives and associates, officers of the A. A. Board, captain of the ushers, editors of school publications, and co-concertmeisters during Installation Day ceremonies in the auditorium. The student body and the members of the orchestra are on hand for the program which closes with the singing of the school song. l iifexiia X ' 4 KNXUIQNP' Q 3. 1 2. 6 Y vu YN SOMETHING OLD AND SOMETHING NEW4'-'Senior councilors, Charlotte Gehling and .loan Hickey, eagerly discuss with their moderator, Sister Marion Joseph, the new statute of St. Hubert. Donated by the Alumnae Association, this statue is located in the old building. EAGER AND WlLLlNG to fulfill the duties assigned to them are sophomore coun- cilors iFront Rowl Judith Hanlon, Carol Antal, Gail Houck, Elizabeth Mahoney, Dor- othy Walker, Geraldine Miller, lBack Rowl Marie Straub, Carol Domzalska, Kath- leen McDonald, and Patricia Redlinger. READY FOR SERVICE ara thsfiunioricouncilors. Front Row: Laura Sabatino, Eliza beth Pqhlcia Beavers, Regina Barth, Marie Aiello, Carolyn Clark Back o, Dbrothy Gramick, Joan Widmeier, Joan Gallagher, Kath- ryn 'Eernadine Mylftn. ...-.,.--.-.- in fa i :hiv i 1 '2H I! li , - 'Ll' 'fi f?f,f? :fl-,aia SS'??'TEL?'if J' Q iffy lang legs Sadie Kate. . . Gladiola, . . Loretta .... Mamie ....... Susie Perkins, . . Penelope .... Mrs. Lippett .... Judy ......... Miss Pritchard. . Jervis Pendleton. . . Cyrus Wykoff .... Abner Parsons. . . Sallie McBride. . Julia Pendleton. Mrs. Pendleton. James McBride. Mrs. Semple. .. Carrie ....... Griggs .... Walters. . . Characters Margaret Lamartine . ,.... Patricia Conroy . . . .Marie Dombrowski . . . .Catherine Lange . . . .Lucy Mauriello . . . . . . .Nancy Tiano ...............Mary Jane Kolecki . . . .Margaret Anderson, Barbara Dunn . . . ,Joanne Galzerano, Eileen Nihill ................Daniel Trotter .................,Barton Shellield ...................Roger Destrambs . . , .Theresa DeSpirito, Rosemary Mahoney ......................Joan Dawson ...Virginia Coghlan, Lorraine Foss . . . , . . , . . . .Stanley Dombrowski . . .Kathleen Brannon . . . .Margaret Fox . . . .Gerald Gibson . . .James Douglas A DREAM COMES TRUE. Alter being informed by Miss Pritchard lEileen Nihilll that she will have the opportunity to attend college, Judy Abbot lMargaret Ander- sonl tries to catch a glimpse of her benefactor, Daddy Long Legs, but succeeds in seeing only his shadow. l . 5 . .L .H K .s A ' 1 . ,5fl-'f--,5- 4 fu'f f'?x fr. .Jn '2 3. F THE BREAKING POlNTfJudy lBarbara Dunnl smiles with embarrassment after her angry outburst before the Board of Trustees. Mrs. Pendleton, Abner Parsons, Cyrus Wykoff, Jervis Pendleton, Miss Pritchard and Mrs. Lippett, show surprise at the orphan's impudence. K 4 3 ? ? l . s l nr ,N tr .X if qw l lT'S JUST AS I ALWAYS DREAMED! exclaims Judy lBarbara Dunnl to Miss Pritchard, Julio Pendleton, Jervis Pendleton, Sally McBride, Mrs. Pendleton, and Jimmy McBride during a tea at the college. PLEASANT INTERLUDE-Jervis Pendleton enioys a friendly chat with Judy lMargaret Andersonl while visiting Mrs. Semple at Lock Willow Farm. QUICK RECOVERY-Jervis Pendleton and his niece, Julia, in an exciting conversa- tion, forget their guests for o moment. Walters, the butler, tells Miss Pritchard and Griggs that he thinks his master is slightly demented because of his strange and rapid recovery. si .1 ALL EYES turn toward Jimmy McBride as he relates to Mrs. Semple the difficulties he en- countered while killing her pesty woodchuck. His tale amuses Judy Abbot lMar9aret Andersonl, Carrie, the maid, Jervis Pendleton, and Sally McBride. SCENE SHIFTERS-'Our Junior Dramatic Club and the Stage Crew of Father Judge High School ladders, changing lights, are very quick at changing scenery. Their iob consists of hanging curtains and pictures, and moving furniture. DELIGHTFUL DISCOVERY-Judy lBarbara Dunnl and Jervis examine the picture which gave Judy her flrst clue that Jervis is Daddy Long Legs. fer aaflwzzy 121 Qlzmm 4 , l p I , STARRY-EYED SENIORS and their escortsfMargaret Merch, Francis DuBree, Ronald Krotowski, Alberta Miller, Thomas Tait, and Irene Vellozzi-take advantage of an intermission to enioy refreshments. LOVELIEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR be- gins for Paul Taylor, Kathleen Yocum, Edward Noyallis, and Elizabeth Salzmann as they leave the car and make their way to the ballroom. Rose Toner and her escort, Jo- seph Serafino. ENCHANTED HUBERTITES and their escorts ascend the stairway to an enjoyable night of fun and dancing. . wif, ,-i-,511 R. J' T, n xv-J.. 2-'if U 3' 5: ' v Afglq -aw ffl. ,ri 'g,:,5 Q1g'. YS 5 f 1 .E 'Q 1 ' 1 Q if r :W X Q J v ig , E 3, , ,A Q grgh Q' 8,-.ah :ff .af 3, 7, , X 5 ., .A ,K 28? fix-rg? 4- Vi N. J sf A 'y g, .. f ,A X .XQQJY KM' Y ,UA ii 'N ,-1 . M gfN,d- f. ., if Y FI T F ln-ax, ,f I b 1' n N14 1 P5 , ' 'L 9 if Qv . . E s l 5 . . l i i 5 2 5 f 2 l i s 5 E 5 Book filer? PERKY, PRETTY, AND INQUISITIVE aptly describes Susie Hubert, Sarah Berry, as she questions Marie Staskel, our toe dancer. Marie, who has iust finished her performance, introduces Susie to the Book of Knowledge, which has all the ansmrs about your school, our school. SALUTING THE BROWN AND GOLD, chorus members Joan DuHy, Viriginia Fratelli, and Barbara Jesiolowski ioin cheer- leaders Conchetta Santilli, Theresa DeSpirito lBambil and Arlene Lagerman in a tribute to our school flag during the St. Hubert's Day program. 0 1 ZW iw Szfeflyafze REALLY DELVING INTO THEIR BOOKS are dancers Janet Hicks, Lillian Bradley, Maryann Hanlon, Mon- ica Smuda, and Virginia Florkowska. Here they pause with Mistress of Ceremonies, Florence Cleary, for a well-earned rest. JOY TO THE WORLD-The ioy of the first Christmas is mani- fested to the student body as Joyce Schnell, Suzanne Leitz, and Maryann Giordano present the Nativity scene. Junior Dramatists depict the story of Maria, an orphan from South America. Franciscan mis- sionaries bring Maria to Philadelphia where she meets Susie Hubert. Disappointed because Susie cannot adopt her, our Ieetle friend gives us a glimpse of the family spirit within her as she shares lovely moments with Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. Maria shows us her Christmas gifts from the Holy Family, a series of tableaux connected with the first Christmas. The Annunciation, the Visitation, the Inn Scene, the Shepherds, and the Nativity-these scenes help us to realize the true meaning of Christmas. fffeehzkzg 6521137 lil ffrrkfmrzs GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST sings the glee club accompanied by' Kathleen Finnegan at the harp The whole stage is suddenly transformed into a magnificent church with Susie Hubert IMary Marchl and Maria a Spanish orphan IHeIene Thomasl kneeling in prayer before the man er. 1? Anne DeStefano Co-concertmeister VIOLINS: Anne DeStefano, Kathleen Duffy, Catherine Heuchert, Ann Ryan, Patricia Chiarolanza, Lorraine Weiss, Grace Banks, Geraldine Kosich, Joan Boyd, Noreen Quinn, Janet Giordano, Antoinette D'AIfonso, Mary Jane Roberts, Marlene Rhodes, Diane Wiedemer, Regina Micucci, Joan McVeigh, Janet O'Malley, Elizabeth Wagner, Mary Louise Costello, Catherine Quigley, Marian Lange, Rosemary Ryan, Eileen Hubbert, Eliza- beth Horstmann, Patricia Fields, Madeline Hess, Regina Baker, Irene McShea, Rosemary McDonough, Jacqueline Donahue, Joanne Weiss, Regina Caruso, Catherine Jacobsen. VIOLA: Alma Rose Schlosser, Rosemary Ewadinger, Katherine Knodel, D..ci::.1c?:r.... Lglfldlkl 67 Rosemarie Mellon, Dorothy McCartney, Maryanne Wynne, Patricia Weldon, Frances Nowak. PIANO: Geraldine Redlinger, Regina Gormley, Nancy Class. CELLO: Joyce Gallen, Marie Hartnett, Judith Mahon, Anne Renshaw, Florence Pekora, Eileen Weigand, Carol Boyd, Marie Kretzinger, Mildred Link, Maureen Hanna. BASS: Marylou Garbay, Geraldine Tempone, Maryann Graf, Mary Tate, Muriel Maguire. HARP: Kathleen Finnegan, Rosemarie Del Corio, Winifred Hughes, Eileen Adams, Mary Ann DiPietro. zzmfbkzxl f7lZA'dll?5 fzkzgm. . . Kathleen Duffy Co-concertmeister FLUTE if PICCOLO: Jeanette Cipressi, Mary McNulty, Dolores Cipressi, Eleanor Mulligan, Anne Marie Taylor, Mary Filer. CLARINET: Nancy Powell, Nancy McLaughlin, Eleanor Krahn, Regina Jarvis, Maria Young, Maureen Hogan. TUBA: Geargianna Clancy, Pamela Della Croce. SAXOPHONE: Carolan Mehler. OBOE: Diana Nicklas, Genevieve Ferrara, Carol De Christopher, Kathleen Kelly. BASSOON: Dolores Kummer, Cecile Rodowicz, Dianne Carlettini, Judith Mich. FRENCH HORN: Judith Gilbert, Helen Keenan, Violet Mitchell, Claire McMullen, Mary Searnock, Patricia Dempsey. TRUMPET: Marie Grashler, Ruth Shirk, Kathleen Boral, Patricia Storey, Barbara Stiteler, Joan Finn, Joan Ristine, Lois Hohagen, Paula Grashler. TROMBONE: Janet McGlynn, Carol Stiteler, Eileen Ritnour, Mary lou Belfi, Anne Morgen, Marie Weigand. PERCUSSION: Mary Prettyman, Elaine Kasutta, Florence Gray, Barbara Dean, Jane Dute, Patricia France. Il wzkzgs' ' R 25 ini N , i l Nj l 1 M Jeanette Cipressi v ' ' First flute .. - Kathleen Finnegan F Y .Q First harp K u ' 1 Elizabeth Wagner Dia-nu Nkklas First second violin FHS' oboe Music was brought from heaven! lt's found all over the world! To this, all who attend our Seventeenth Annual Musicgle an testify. Under the direction of Dr. Jeno Donath and the faithful tutoring o e Sisters of St, Jgseph, the orchestra it -we ,Z S af Mvkzg sang Y Mary Ann Giordano Presidenl-Glee Club Y .'- 5 G' fs L P O1 Mary Frances Ferraro Behy Piccari gf? First soprano First soprano r ix Joan Duffy Alto 5,2 ,, wx -+35 X and the glee club present as Romany Life, Russian Picnic, Carmen, South Pacific, and Sousa. ., .i I W -swag?-7 i, Q. i ..c' K Q ' M. Mffwaf. 1, i .nl C? ki BAMBI THIRTEEN display great Brown and Gold spirit in every game. Win or lose, they are always in there fighting. Members of the Varsity are Roberta Lannigan, Helen Schneider, Eileen Morgan, Con- stance Roche, Kathleen Duffy, Joan Scary, Sally McCormick, Lorraine Smereczynska, Shirley Mullen, Marie McGlinn, Elizabeth Ludwig, Mary Smith, and Carol Kelly. LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS are given by Lorraine Smereczynska, president lcenterl, to other officers of the A. A. BoardfGertrude Tremmel, business manager, Roberta Lannigan, vice-president, Elizabeth Ludwig, secretary, and Elizabeth Kiraly, business manager-as they check envelopes before distributing them to the homerooms. -in A ' K GE GET THAT BALL! Mary Smith, guard, chases the ball during the fast and exciting action of the St. Maria Goretti game. Under the experienced coaching of Miss Teresa Rogan and her capable assistant, Miss Veronica Meehan, the Brown and Gold Sextet has put up a challenging exhibi- tion with all its contenders in the league. Besides the eight league games, the Varsity and the Junior Varsity also played neighboring schools and academies. Urged on by the loyal supporters and the cheerleaders, the team has provided an exciting season tor all. . .',7Z'!bfz EVERYBODY'S IN THE ACT. Kathleen Duffy leaps high for the ball while Eileen Morgan comes to her aid during the thrilling game with St. Maria Goretti. LEAPS AND BOUNDS-ekoberta Lannigan attempts to get the ball tor S. H. at cl tense moment during the action-filled game with Little Flower. Ready to assist her is forward, Kathleen Duffy. i 5 JUNIOR VARSITY-lClockwisel Gulgan, Jeanne Gilroy, Kathleen Green, Judith Leonard, Patricia Mazurkevich, Ger- aldine Trembowicz, Maryann Cileroni, Little Flower . . . Hallahan ......... Cardinal Dougherty St. Maria Goretti St. John's ......, Prendergast .5 Notre Dame .. West Catholic . . . Schedule St. Hubert's Opponents ..25., ..43 ..28.. ..54 ..25.. ..40 ..52.. ..44 ..40.. ..59 ..29.. ..39 ..32.. ..34 ALL AROUND ACTION-Despite the futile efforts of Hallahan guards, Kathleen Duffy successfully reaches for the ball passed to her by team- mate Sally McCormick. 'Qi' C137 Morganli, Regina Lambert, Mary Louise Carboni, Jeanne LeCompte, and Marie Schneider. Q xx Q, l'l-4. Q'- .? LD- Q U SOUND PLANNING is emphasized by co-editor, Anne Schneider and editor, Dorothy Zeiser, as they discuss the '59 layout. NEVER A DULL MOMENT-Members of the business staff, Cynthia DiGiulio, Eleanor DiPietro ltypingl Marilyn Fluehr lat the tilesl, Anne Carr, and Maureen McBrearty help to keep things running smoothly In the statf room. These girls are kept busy running errands and working on the senior section. ' 1 'c s r 1 5 ,-L,-. if s if , 3 K 1 3 W 4 ,.. ,.s, , .,,. . , -s EAGER BEAVERS ready for work are Joan Kedziora, Barbara Devlin, Emma Knowles, Sandra Cremen, Susanne Carroll, Patricia Lee, Anna Battagliese, Mary Mester, Kathleen Anderson, and Kathleen Moffatt. ui Junior and sophomore members enter the staff room to obtain information for captions that they will compose for the annual. l V 1 r Q in K nl i' ,Q ' ,--s'f1ir:ff'ffif???ij M. V. . - ,, f f . , Q ,fri ' -3 ff gg- r ,..:f ' 5 ? ' '..', sf V. .W V, 'st ' 3' V f r 'rr' f '1-' . . ,. ,,., is., ,,., , r f - 'cf I uf Fi' 5 lg If ,gr Q. AM! r 'M r JL 55 SP7 J? if E 1, Q ,S Q' M-Q is W IW in' Ni. EDITORIAL STAFF-Barbara Trendler, Carolyn Gradel, Marie Dombrowski, Dorothy Zeiser, Marcella Deni, Mary Jane Connell, and Anne Schneider offer suggestions and discuss ideas to make the 1959 CALLING ECHO both ditterent and interesting. ms, as What is a yearbook? lt is a literary and pic- torial review of the school year and the result of long and tedious work. To underclassmen it is the door to future enioyments, but to gradu- ates it is the door which will open time and time ff again, unfolding its treasures of the past. This is i a yearbook, a door to cherished memories. Having completed the work under the direction of our moderator, Sister Mary Sylvanus, we pre- sent the i959 CALLING ECHO. FINAL DETAlLfBusiness manager, Joanne Henry, takes a mo- ment from checking the senior list to confer with Patricia Carroll, chairman of the caption committee, who verifies the wording of a caption. ...Q .J wt GK j Wit X , X fig . ,f-e,9gfs.,xsv,,.N,,,, NF ,,,,.,AN 1,,,e,Nw N, ANEVNNQM I V POPULAR PERIODICALS capture the interest of the senior stafTfMarian Choinska, .loan DeBlasio, Anne Boyle, Frances Wisniewski, Lucy Mauriello, Barbara Eble, Barbara White, lStandingl Dorothy Hansbury, Joan Barras, Arlene Curlee, and Patricia Serdynska-during their few free moments from composing news articles and writing editorials. Something to interest everyone can be found on the glossy pages of TALLY-HO, our school newspaper. lt is the result of diligent work on the part of the staff, from the moment the re- porters glean the news until the moment when the paper is distributed. The staff members, under the capable guidance of Sister Agnes Fran- cis, publish annually seven issues of their informa- tive bulletin. The Iatest news in sports, school events, and everyday happenings, with an addi- tional touch of humor, makes the paper an enioy- able source of entertainment and information for all Hubertites. IMPORTANT GIRLS--Anne Ford, business manager, and Janet Roth, sports editor, give full attention to proof reading as they check copy that is ready for the printer. .AL N. HERE SHE IS! Capable and efficient edi- tor, Margaret Anderson, is responsible for behind-the-scenes activities that go into every issue of the newspaper. SHARING THE SPOTLIGHT,-Barbara Zar- zecki and Renate Bauer, associate editors, check copy to determine the space it will require in the layout. fmiff X w '! N yn X xx VILLANOVA PRESS CONFERENCE-Junior stat? members, Louise Bauerle Mary Ann Gogoiewicz, Barbara Erne, Suzanne Leitz, Rosemary Zeiser, and Frances Farrell, consult Father Falvey about interesting lectures con- cerning school newspapers. xx Q 'iv 'llffiaii-s 4- ,x gciazhgs ?'f 'Q ,- Q, A fl? st' ii BIGGER AND BETTER-1959 editol's, Barbara Koropka and Eileen Moraghan, hope that this year's edition will be as well received as the past issues as they discuss plans for improving the annual literary magazine. A 1' - uf' Y 1 'gui Q -A l 'f-s f .A .5 f wr fic WHERE CREDIT IS DUE-Helen Schneider holds the check she was awarded by the C.Y.O. for her art work. As art editor of ECHOINGS she also displays her talent through illustrations in the literary magazine. PIECE BY PIECE-Stall members Mary Swierczynski, Mary Kay Tobin, Jeanne Townson, Frances Weise, Joyce Schnell, Kathleen McElroy, and Lorraine Foss read and discuss stories and poems, written by the students, before se- lecting those for publication. ,nm 1' TWILIGHT TIME holds memories for seniors as they reminisce. This is the Junior Prom. Time -May, 19585 pIaceYS. H. gym. Mary Lou 0'Beirne enioys ci conversation with her escort, Walter Dombrowski. amafzdk amefzfs RING AROUND THE SENIORS. Doris Blenk treasures a box of the gold and crimson for her homeroom. After the distribution of the class rings Florence Sciscio gives Emily BrocIIey's ring o traditional turn. 5 Q3iii ' ffQ1sv'iB CAC QIQQ. 314335513 -il I , ei T! ,QE . .,, ?5h5i 4 gi ri ' siig .2 S 2: me 2 Vis ig Y giiix . X Q Lia? nf . A.. ,K I .X ai misss l !'!'! f YYQQYYYQTY! .v.......e H S3 Q Ygiwgsg QfQiR?g K- -, 3. s XA P5 fffvv ,- n-can-1 f?mxY?'?+m 535-5 s -fa -f ' ez wiv . ' m. T g is Q Q S2 5 .4 ..,...... . M4 vw 1 Q 'a .1 I l -. 2 .e 5 ,K ,-f ,.,,.-.vw I It whiff- .W 'J . , 11 .tofu A iw' '. 'm, .. .4 wt 'M A J' tw: if lg? , 592 ,Q 3. if 5 ll x g l J 3 .gf A 1 g,g.,M-.f i7'YVT'Y'!'t uanaoaaowa I' I ' lflllxv l 1 1 1 't rg ii 3 i . A 3 ist . fl l , ii. , r- -. H' -1 tk Z 2 3 5? Q!'l'l'!'Ff!T-1 'ff ill ? 2? is If 3 i i' : .1 ,V Q' 1, .52 fix ,Y i ,, if .- '. ' a:, Q' i 2 N c acwwayx 0 14 gain e Approaching the end of the corridor of our high school years, we, as graduates, glance back at the many doors which have opened to us. Behind us is the security of four happy years at St. Hubert'sg before us, the future known only to God. During our years of Catholic education our Faith has become clearer to us through religion classesp in our spiritual activities we have been strengthened to bear abundant fruit for the Church's harvest in the world of tomorrow. A complete and varied roster of academic and commercial subiects has equipped us with knowledge which enables us to take our places in the world. A Social activities have taught us to share our work and our play and have developed the ability to get along with others. Eager to cross the threshold of the future and to take our places among the thousands of alumnae of St. Hubert's, we are ready now to enter the world with the high ideals and principles instilled in us through a truly Catholic education. fkdbgufkielywnaix Margarel Anderson Anne DeSlefano Barbara Madison Barbara Barlol Eileen Callahan Kathleen Finnegan Mary Ann Giordano Mdrsuref Monahan Mary Regina Smith 0710775 DISTINGUISHED HONORS-901, in Religion and llva malor sublaclsp HONORS-852, ln Rollglon and four malor sublacls. Kdlhltin Allen Barham Anlal ' Marilyn Baker Ronalo Bauer Anna Maria laylo Anna Marla Cassidy Marian Cllolnska Yirglnia Caghlan - Arlano Curloa Palrlcla Darrell Thorasa DoSplrllo Barbara DoVenulo Elaina Diamond Alborla Dilonarda Calhorino Dolan I Marie Dombrowski Joanne Domzalska Carol Ann Downey Kathleen Dully Barbara Dunn Dorothy Hansbury Barbara Jesiolowski Joanne Kacprowicz Mary Emma Kazmierczak Gloria Kazoroski Carol Kean Judith Kelly Kathleen Kelly Barbara Koropka Margaret Lamartine Catherine Lange Maureen Maguire Lucy Mauriello Kathleen McElroy Maureen McElroy -ii 4 tl W by ' kkk- it 7, . s Janet McGlynn Carol Ann Mehler Maryanne Mikutis Barbara Nitka Margaret O'Brien F Margaret Patterson Marguerite Peel 'Mary Ann Rodini Anna Marie Ryan Rosemary T. Ryan tx f'N 8h Joan Scary Helen P. Schneider Janice Schnell Diane Smelik Margaret Ellen Taylor IN 'A Marianne Terzyk Kathleen Vogt Barbara White Theresa Zambrano Dorothy Zeiser y X lb THERESA F. ALCARO KATHLEEN M. ALLEN ANGELA M. AMATO CAROLE A. ANDERSON JANET M. ANDERSON MARGARET M. ANDERSON 3013 Magee Ave. 1491 895 Anchor St. 1241 3114 Gilham St. 1491 2924 Unruh St. 1491 1735 Loney St. 1111 3211 St. Vincent St. 1491 St. Timothy St. Marlin of Tours St.AT'imothy St. Timothy Resurrection St. Matthew A Q.. ...K KA Q. 4 in -Q' Y! SENIOR ASSOCIATE REPS-Evelyn Haag, Helene Donahue, Barbara O'Malley, Diana Lepping, Carol Frey, Rose Toner, Marian Christy, Maryann Rodini, Helen McGinley, Marie Kaiser, Theresa Zambrano, :ibn and Emily Bradley 1absent1. 1-A :xi ae I.. I . A W IN I Q an affLsifgQ5il' 'IM Q Li Qs' . 'I ' Q , .,f:,, n r A JOAN V. BARBARA M. ANTAL JOAN R. ANTOLICK JUDITH A. APPLEGATE PATRICIA C. APPLEGATE CAROL L. ARTUR ANDRUSZKIEWICZ 7163 Charles St. 1351 2769 Pratt St. 1371 6803 Large St. 1491 6813 Lynford St. 1491 8801 Revere St. 1151 4525 Gaul St. 1371 St. Bernard All Saints Our Lady of Ransom Our Lady of Ransom Maternity BVM St. John Cantius K 19 MARY E. BACHTIGER MARILYN A. BAKER PATRICIA J. BALCAITIS ELAINE M. BAMPFIELD FRANCES H. BARANOSKY CAROL M. BARFORD 10523-B Air Lane 1141 7140 Charles St. 1351 2606 Croyden St. 1371 2909 Levick St. 1491 2018 Carver St. 1241 6341 Edmund St. 1351 Maternity BVM St. Bernard St. George St. Timothy St. Bartholomew St. Leo JUDITH A. BARR JOAN M. BARRAS CATHERINE T. BARRETT BARBARA A. BARTOL RENATE C. BAUER HELEN M. BEINHAUER 5409 Torresdale Ave. l24l 7905 Bingham St. l11i 7237 Algard St. l35l A 3216 Ryan Ave. l36l 1098 Tennis Ave. 7165 Gillespie St. l35I St. Bartholomew St. Cecilia St. Bernard St. Matthew Andalusia St. Bernard St. Charles Borromeo EH' FRANCES M. BELL ANGELA V. BENINATO ANN P. BENNETT DEBORAH M. BENZ MARGARET M. BERKO TERESA M. BESHEL 8432 Torresdale Ave. l36I344B Cottman Ave. l49l 300 Mulberry St. 442 Elmwood Ave. 3412 Lansing St. l36l 2133 Bridge St. l24I St. Dominic St. Matthew Bristol Trevose St. Dominic St. Bartholomew St. Mark Assumption BVM 1 EILEEN M. BIGLIN CATHERINE M. PATRICIA G. BINKOWSKI DORIS G. BLENK FLORA l. BOELL KATHLEEN T. BORAL 9086 Wesleyan Rd. 1361 BINKOWSKI 4756 Bermuda St. l37l 3753 Dresher Rd. 3146 Prospect Ave. 1065 Kings Ave. St. Jerome 6170 Edmund St. l24l St. John Cantius Cornwells Heights Trevose Cornwells Heights St. John Cantius Our Lady of Fatima Assumption BVM St. Charles Borromeo if Qi-Q ANNE M. BOYLE S. NOULAGH BOYLE EMILY M. BRADLEY LILLIAN T. BRADLEY MARIE T. BRADLEY CATHERINE R. BRADY 4402 Loring St. l36I 7206 Brous Ave. 1491 5254 Castor Ave. l24l 3104 St. Vincent St. l49l 6616 Walker St. l35l 918 Excelsior Ave. St. Bernard St, Matthew St. Martin of Tours P St. Matthew St. Timothy Croydon St. Thomas Aquinas 4?- '05 HELEN MARIE BRADY KATHLEEN V. BRANNON BARBARA A. BREEN CAROL A. BROWN MARIE E. BROWN CONSTANCE B. BURKE 3049 Winchester St. l36I 4521 Aldine St. l36l 2627 Fillmore St. l37l 1843 Willow Ave. 4768 Loring St. l36I 4022 Unruh Ave. l35I St. Jerome St. Bernard All Saints Bristol St. Bernard I St. Timothy St. Thomas Aquinas HELEN MARIE BURKE MAUREEN E. BURKE RUTH J. BURKETT EUGENIA F. BYRNE PATRICIA A. CABREY ANN M. CAIRNS 300 Overhill Ave. 1161 3524 Cottman Ave. 1491 3160 Fanshawe St. 1491 504 E. Bristol Rd. 209 DiMarco Dr. 1141 837 Brill St. 1241 St. Christopher St. Matthew St. Timothy Trevose Heights Our Lady of Calvary St. Martin of Tours Assumption BVM MARIANNE R. CAIRNS EILEEN M. CALLAHAN RITA M. CALLAHAN DOROTHY A. CALLAN CAROL C. CALSE MADELINE M. 3249 Knorr St. 1491 3319 Englewood St. 14912109-B Sunrise Rd. 1141 3428 Lansing St. 1361 1445 Robbins St. 1491 CANDELORO St. Matthew St. Matthew' Maternity BVM St. Dominic Our Lady of Ransom 3253 Teesdale St. 1361 ' St. Matthew ROSEMARY K. CANTY GAETANA L. CARBONE MARY EILEEN CARELS FLORENCE A. CARLIN HELEN L. CARLSON MARYANN J. CARLSON 4515 Aldine St. 1361 941 Anchor St. 1241 3472 St. Vincent St. 1491 2704 Rhawn St. 1151 1239 Whittier Ave. 1239 Whittier Ave. St. Bernard St. Martin of Tours St. Matthew St. Matthew Andalusia Andalusia St. Charles Borromeo St. Charles Borromeo KATHLEEN V. CARMODY ANNE P. CARR ELIZABETH J. CARROLL PATRICIA A. CARROLL ELIZABETH G. CARUSO LINDA A. CARY 4204 Lansing St. 1361 6416 Roosevelt Blvd. 1491 6615 Glenloch St. 1351 801 Chandler St. 1111 4526 Chestnut St. 1391 8734 Perch Lane 1361 St. Bernard Our Lady of Ransom St. Leo St. Cecilia St. Francis De Sales St. Dominic BARBARA A. CASEY ANNA MARIE CASSIDY MAUREEN A. CELINSKE ' NOREEN M. CELINSKE MARGARET A. CHAPMAN CLARE R. CHATTERTON 6018 Alma St. 1491 834 Sanger St. 1241 2857 E. Gillingham St. 2857 E. Gillingham St. 7025 Jackson St. 1351 7023 Walker St. 1351 St. Martin of Tours St. Martin of Tours 1371 1371 St. Leo St. Leo All Saints All Saints SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS-Mary Lou 0'Beirne, Eileen Nihill, Eileen Callahan, and Jane Legacki represent their various club activities: presenting the mascot, Senor Fulano, reading the minutes, calling rollg and discussing their patron, San Martin de Porres. A N 0 1 Iv' 1 'UK 5 , 4' I 5' PATRICIA A. BEATRICE A. CHIRIACO MARIAN L. CHOINSKA MARIAN E. CHRISTY THERESA C. CIABATTONI ANITA M. CIARLANTE CHIAROLANZA 4238 Aldine St. 1361 2739 Ash St. 1371 9304 Treaty Rd. 1141 4713 Ashburner St. 1361 4216 Castor Ave. 1241 3437 St. Vincent St. 1491 St. Bernard St. John Cantius St. Katherine of Siena St. Dominic Holy Innocents St. Matthew Wzze' LUCY R. CICCANTI JEANETTE B. CIPRESSI CATHERINE C. CLARK FLORENCE T. CLEARY MARITA V. CLIGGETT VIRGINIA A. COGHLAN 7211 Tulip si. 1351 4234 conmqn Ave. 1351 6731 Kindred si. 1491 1826 Sfunwood SI- H51 4508 Bleish St- 1361 4505 Aldine St. 1361 Our Lady of Consolation St. Bernard Our Lady ot Ransom Resurrection St. Bernard St. Bernard Que, Ea ELIZABETH L. COLLINS BARBARA T. CONGER MARY JANE CONNELL MARYANNE C. CONNORS PATRICIA A. CONROY CLAIRE R. CONWAY 4145 Hellerman St. 1351 9979 Hardy Rd. 1151 5944 Shisler St. 1491 2122 Robbins St. 1491 982 E. Godfrey Ave. 1241 7125 Gillespie 1351 St. Timothy Maternity BVM St. Martin of Tours St. Timothy St. Martin of Tours St. Bernard MARGARET A. COOPER ADELE B. COSTELLO MARY L. COSTELLO ANNE M. COYLE ELAINE M. CRESCI LUCILLE T. 1514 Vankirk St. 1491 1376 Anchor St. 1241 7422 Torresdale Ave. 1361 8175 Lister St. 1151 2902 Disston St. 1491 CRESCITELLI St. Martin of Tours St. Martin of Tours St. Bernard St. Jerome St. Matthew 2952 McKinley St. 1491 St. Timothy MARY C. CRUMLISH .IOSEPHINE A. ARLENE N. CURLEE MARJORIE A. CURRAN KATHRYN A. PATRICIA E. DARREFF 947 Bridge St. 1241 CUNNINGHAM 4614 E. Stiles St. 1371 3116 Longshore Ave. 1491 CZARKOWSKI 4211 Meridian St. 1361 St. Martin of Tours 10514-B Shore La. 1141 St. John Cantius St. Matthew 6135 Jackson St. 1241 St. Bernard Maternity BVM St. Bartholomew ELIZABETH L. DAVIS JOAN A. DAWSON KATHERINE J. DAYBILL JOAN M. DeBLASIO PHYLIS M. DeFRANCISCO CELENA R. DELANEY 3540 Windsor Drive 1965 Cheltenham Ave. 4203 Levick St. 1351 4235 Oakmont St. 1361 7220 Horrocks St. 1491 7217 Horrocks St. 1491 Cornwells Heights 1241 St. Timothy St. Bernard Resurrection Resurrection Our Lady of Fatima St. Bartholomew ROSEMARIE DeICORlO EVELYN D. DeMARIA MARCELLA P. DENI CATHERINE T. DePALMA ABIGAIL A. DERRIG ANNE C. desGARENNES 1324 Napfle St. 1111 2318-B Wake Rd. 7134 Keystone St. 1351 3612 Decatur St. 1361 3207 Friendship St. 1491 160 W. Myrtle Ave. Resurrection Maternity BVM Our Lady of Consolation St. Dominic St. Matthew Feasterville Assumption BVM THERESA M. DeSPIRITO ANNE T. DeSTEFANO ANNETTE H. DESTREMPS BARBARA T. DeVENUTO BEATRICE B. DEVINE ELAINE E. DIAMOND 7184 Gillespie St. 1351 2012 Grittith St. 1151 4375 Concord Dr. 3438 Aldine St. 1361 6809 Roosevelt BIvd.'l491 3522 Bleigh Ave. 1361 Our Lady of Consolation Resurrection St. Christopher St. Matthew St. Matthew St. Matthew CYNTHIA A. DiGlULlO ALBERTA A. DiLONARDO NANCY T. DIORIO ELEANOR R. DiPIE1TRO ANNE M. DOLAN CATHERINE T. DOLAN 305 Villinger Ave. 5954 Loretta Ave. 1491 Cinnaminson Twsp., N. J. St. Martin of Tours Sacred Heart 6648 Sauder St. 1491 2226 Afton St. 1151 1003 Lansing St. 1111 4530 Magee Ave. 1351 Our Lady of Ransom Resurrection St. Cecilia St. Leo MARY T. DOLLARD 1935 Lardnor St. 1491 St. Martin of Tours St. Bartholomew MARIE E. DOMBROWSKI JOANNE M. DOMZALSKADOROTHY V. DOMZALSKI HELENE C. DONAHUE 5749 Tackawanna St. 1241 2817 Overington 1371 4254 Salmon St. 1371 1510 Rhawn St. 1111 MARY E. DOOLEY 4212 Teesdale St. 1361 St. John Cantius St. John Cantius Resurrection St. Bernard rs P.T.C. CAPTAINS-B. Devine, C. Stevens, M. Maguire, G. Meyer, L. Wyant, R. Nolan, J. Barr, R. Sheeron, C. Burke, E. Hughes, A. Grace, and M. Farano 1absent1 report to the Ofiice of Activities for their tokens every week. CAROLANN M. DOWNEY MADELINE E. DRAUTZ 5536 Miriam Rd. 1241 924 Shelmire St. 1111 St. Martin ot Tours St. Cecilia JANE E. DRISCGLL MARION E. DRISCOLL JUDITH A. DROCK JOAN G. DUFFY 7133 Montague St. 1351 3182 Livingston St. 1341 2930 Elbridge St. 1491 3130 Rawls St. 1491 St. Bernard Nativity St. Timothy St. Timothy KATHLEEN M. DUFFY PATRICIA E. DUFFY BARBARA A. DUNN DOLORES H. EASTER H BARBARA A. EBLE KATHERINE A. EGAN 3213 Friendship St. I49I 3438 Chippendale Ave. 4538 Teesdale St. I36I 2747 Pratt St. I37I 4906 Knorr St. I35I 1501 Alcott St. I49I St. Matthew I36I St. Bernard All Saints St. Leo St. Martin of Tours St. Matthew MARITA H. EGAN MARY A. EISELE MARY B. ENGELHART JOAN M. ESTES HELEN F. EUKER MARIE R. FARANO 949 Anchor St. I24I 4024 Shelmire St. I36I 6536 Vandike St. I35I 4515 Salmon I37I 7113 Edmund St. I35I 7038 Marsden St. I35I St. Martin of Tours St. Bernard St. Leo St. John Cantius St. Bernard Our Lady of Consolation Ni i A 53 y K ' A is A .o.e Y' I 'ff ' K . f A r .w . 5 . 5525 ff- . . f. . : New - . E I , K .V ..,. . an V g. . 3 We .. S i' gf ..- , .-.1' . : I . Y 3 111. I S . : I 5 1 .A5 ' ', ,, -- . . I ' - - ' I f . H .,... K ,. . gg? ::: 1 'I ' .. 'I . . ANN MARIE FARENO JACQUELINE E. FARLEY PATRICIA K. FAUGL GENEVIEVE A. FERRARO MARY F. FERRARO KATHLEEN M. FINNEGAN 9900 Frankford Ave. 11413442 Friendship St. 1491 4521 Comly St. I24I 222 Lafayette St. 706 Bayard St. 3414 Bleigh Ave. I36I St. Charles Borromeo St. Matthew St. Bartholomew Bristol Bristol St. Matthew St. Ann St. Ann ENCHANTED EVENING begins for Mar- garet Chapman, Robert Kuhar, Les Con- don, and Clare Chatterton, on the way to the Beniamin Franklin Hotel for their night of nights, the senior prom. 1 N ff' Wi GRACE M. FIORINO SANDRA R. FISCHER LOIS M. FISHER MARY ANN FISHER CAROL A. FITZPATRICK CATHERINE L. FLANNERY 4505 Tyson Ave. 1351 9545 Bustleton Ave. l15l 6110 Gillespie St. l24l 609 Arthur St. l11I 3024 Windish St. i15l Red Lion Rd. l15l Our Lady of Consolation Maternity BVM St. Bartholomew St. Cecilia St. Matthew Maternity BVM t . Q' 5 .C MARIAN T. FLEMING MARILYN L. FLUEHR MARIE H. FLUM SUZANNE I. FOLEY ANNE L. FORD LORRAINE C. FORTINO 1139 St. Vincent St. l11l 4524 Grant Ave. i14l 756 Kings Lane 1221 Grant Ave. 1151 730 Ripley Place l11l 4519 McMenamy St. l36l Resurrection St. Katherine ot Siena Andalusia Maternity BVM St. Cecilia Our Lady ol Consolation St. Charles Borromeo LORRAINE M. FOSS JOAN M. FOSTYK MARGARET E. FOX KATHLEEN F. FOY VIRGINIA M. FRATELLI MARY C. FREDERICKS 2054 New York Ave. 3228 Glenview St. l49l 7242 Cottage St. 1351 1503 Alcott St. 1491 4221 Loring SI. l36l 6336 Revere St. I49l Cornwells Heights St. Matthew St. Bernard St. Martin of Tours St. Bernard St. Timothy St. Charles Borromeo CAROL A. FREY . CAROLE A. FUDER BARBARA A. FULLER CLARA I. GAGAJEWSKA A. JOYCE GALLEN MIRIAM L. GALSTER 2960 McKinley St. l49I 7241 Leonard St. l49I 635 Edison Ave. l16l 2735 Plum St. I37l 3347 Disston St. l49I 8094 Fairview St. 1361 Sl. Timothy 'Our Lady of Ransom St. Christopher St. John Cantius St. Matthew St. Dominic 'Wav' 5 JOANNE L. GALZERANO MARY LOU GARBAY JOSEPHINE M. GARGANI LUCILLE A. GARGANI ELIZABETH M. GARVEY CHARLOTTE M. GEHLING 7158 Torresdale Ave. 1351 4424 Barry Rd. i141 4518 Cottman Ave. l35l 4518 Cottman Ave. i351 1822 Emerson St. l15l 3241 Stanwood St. I36l Our Lady of Consolation St. Katherine ot Siena St. Bernard St. Bernard Resurrection St. Dominic CAROL M. GEIB DELORES S. GENNA MARIAN C. GENTILE ANNA MAE GIANNINI MARIE B. GIMBEL MARY ANN GIORDANO 4227 Shelmire Ave. I36l 1404 Gilham St. I11I 7021 Jackson St. I35l 6733 Roosevelt Blvd. I49I 2820 Overington St. l37l 6708 Kindred St. l49l St. Bernard Resurrection Our Lady of Consolation St. Timothy All Saints Our Lady of Ransom as FORENSIC LEAGUE-B. Fuller, M. Galster, M. Mikutis, B. Bartol, M. O'Brien, Sister Marie de Chantal, moderator, A. Cairns, D. Gramick, H. Clardy, C. Gordon, and D. Smelik discuss plans for Forensic activi- ties which include debate, declamation, extemporaneous, original oratory, and student congress. PATRICIA A. GORMLEY ANNEMARIE M. GRACE CAROLYN R. GRADEL 3540 Chippendale Ave. 2 830 Normandy Dr. II4I 8620 Rose Lone l36I i4 MARGARET A. GRADY KATHLEEN M. GRAHAM JUDITH M. GRAHSLER 4133 Greeby St. I35l 3107 Princeton Ave. I49l 3341 Disston St. I49l l36I St. Christopher St. Dominic St. Timothy St. Matthew Sl- MUTTTIEW St. Matthew , ,, . . , . I kkrr f - if 6 1.3, K, K. . , U ,V m f , f ' -iffzswrffisf -. . I . I isse Au.i. 1 e..t C ' ' ...' -. I 2 if : . 2 '.s,,. . A I' .i. 'L . ,c , . ' I ' iv' j' ii i' -, f --., A i ,-, . ,,.,, f A - - .. ' .i-' 'i-l Q I g I J ' V ' 'llll . '.-- . ' -.- Ie' We A lieet N . , THERESA M. GREEN MARIE A. GREINER PATRICIA B. GRESKO DOROTHY M. GRIFFIN JOANNE E. GROSS ELIZABETH C. GULD 2 Cloister Rd. -Jil Hillcroft Rd. 1429 County Line 8024 Leon St. I36I 2221 Glenview St. I49l, 7731 Verree Rd. l11l Levittown Assumption BVM Southampton St. Dominic Our Lady of Ransom St. Cecilia Queen of the Universe Our Lady of Good Counsel EVELYN A. HAAG :K JANYCE L. HALL MARYANN C. HALL SHIRLEY A. HANISCO MARYANN H. HANLON DOROTHY H. HANSBUR 4633 Princeton Ave. 1351 9992 Wistaria St. 1151 1309 Wellington St. 1111 7172 Glenloch St. 1351 3146 Disston St. 1491 6840 Marsden St. 1351 St. Bernard Maternity BVM Resurrection St. Bernard St. Matthew St. Leo 1-5 1. 81 Kiwi .Sv 9 R ANN MARIE HANSEN 940 Marcella St. 1241 St. Marlin ot Tours fi 'L liiff Q5 ff'fQ.li, Q, , ,, f i.m3ijA5g.'i,. . JOAN F. HAUGHTON 1419 Creston St. 149 St. Martin ot Tours '65 MARY LOU HERBERT 4209 Teesdale St. 1361 St. Bernard ,xx 59' xi, -, 5 X' 25,2 J f . V, , .e of ww' It ,A .1333 Hawswfff xii 224 County Line Rd. fl as ' Q, CATHERINE M. HARE MARY LOU HARRIGAN SUSAN M. HARRINGTON KATHLEEN M. HART 2917 Tyson Ave. 1491 869 Cornwells Ave. 942 Sanger St. 1241 4606 Princeton Ave. 1351 St. Matthew Cornwells Heights St. Martin of Tours St. Leo St. Charles Borromeo PATRICIA M. HARTWELL 5108 Tulip St. 1241 St. Bartholomew L: MARY K. HAVERSTOCK CATHERINE +T. HEDGEPETH CATHERINE A. HEIMERL MARY L. HENDRZAK JOANNE M. HENRY Y 4117 Comly St. I241 11620 Banes St. 1161 9963 Hardy Rd. 1151 3439 Decatur St. 1361 6845 Roosevelt Blvd. St. Timothy St. Christopher Maternity BVM St. Dominic we 1 xi- .sm ,Z an ,. CATHERINE A. HEUCHERT BARBARA J. HEWSKI JOAN M. HICKEY BEVERLY T. HILLS BARBARA A. HINES 3426 Meridian St. 1361 Overhill and Barcalow St. 3021 Teesdale St. 1151 2720 Bridge St. 1371 5204 Glenloch St. 1241 St. Matthew 1161 St. Matthew All Saints St. Bartholomew St. Christopher ELIZABETH A. HOELPER THERESA A. HOHAGEN ELIZABETH A. KATHLEEN M. HOPKINS AMELIA M. HUGHES CATHERINE F. HUGHES 8321 Loretta Ave. 1151 HOLLINGSWORTH 4503 Marple St. 1361 2959 McKinley St. 1491 1525 Alcott St. 1491 Resurrection 6710 Rowland Ave. 1241 St. Bernard St. Timothy St. Martin of Tours Trevose, Pa. St. Christopher St. Timothy 5 .- . .H EILEEN F. HUGHES MARGARET M. HUGHES GERALDINE M. HUNTER JOANNE M. INDELICATO ELAINE T. JANCZEWSKA CAROL A. JANEIKA 3214 Englewood St. l49l 331 Sanger Sl. l24l 1016 Fourth Ave, 5438 Harbison Ave. I24l 2757 Casimer St. l37l 2868 Orthodox St. I37l St. Matthew St. Marlin ol Tours Croydon St. Bartholomew St. John Cantius St. John Cantius St. Thomas Aquinas BARBARA A. KATHLEEN M. JOHNSON ALICE P. JUNOD JOANNE D. KACPROWICZ MARIE R. KAISER SARAH D, KARCHER JESIOLOWSKI 3028 Nesper St. l15I , 2838 Unruh Ave. l49i 4451 E. Thompson St. I37l 5727 Cottage St. l24l 927 Strahle St. I11i 2645 Orthodox St. l37l St. Matthew . St. Timothy St. John Cantius St. Bartholomew St. Cecilia St. John Cantius mlm, MARY EMMA GLORIA A. KAZOROSKl CAROL ANNE KEAN PATRICIA M. KEATING SANDRA M. KEDZIORA GLADYS V. KEELEY KAZMIERCZAK 46 Edgewood Lane 4021 Benson St. l36i 4119 Barnett St. l35i 5106 Torresdale Ave. l24l 5307 Jackson St. I24l 4731 Milnor St. l37l Levittown St. Dominic St. Timothy St. Bartholomew St. Bartholomew St. John Cantius St. Michael the Archangel .xx 'QV HELEN M. KELLER ANNA A. KELLY BERNICE T. KELLY EILEEN A. KELLY JUDITH A. KELLY KATHLEEN A. KELLY 3143 Longshore Ave. I49l 8020 Terry St. l36i 6947 Hegerman St. I35i 2019 Lansing St. I15l 6118 Edmund St. l24i 1446 Stevens St. I49l St. Mathew St. Dominic St. Leo Resurrection St. Bartholomew St. Martin of Tours LOIS L. KELLY AGNES M. KENT EDITH C. KERR AGNES T. KILKENNY FRANCES D. KILKENNY ELIZABETH A. KIRALY 922 Wesley Ave. 6510 State Rd. I35I 6805 Roosevelt Blvd. l49l 4814 Summerdale Ave. 551 Arthur St. l1lt 4532 Aldine St. l36i St. Cecilia St. Leo St. Matthew l24l St. Cecilia St. Bernard St. Martin of Tours SENIOR MISSION PROMOTERS under the guidance of Sister Theosetta are Kathleen Brannon, Joan Dawson, Joan McKenna, Jean Stanziola, Beverly Hills, Jane Vene- Kelly, Margaret O'Brien, Miriam Galster, Clare Chatterton, Arlene Lagerman, and ziale, Bernice Mary Agnes Ryan. H A I 1 ' Y HELEN T. KLEIN l KATHLEEN M. KLEIN CAROLE A. KLEININGER DOROTHY A. KOLB MARY JANE KOLECKI 6317 Gillespie Sf, i351 1829 Napfle Ave. l11l 3009 Knorr St. l49l 3148 Longshore Ave. l49l 207 Belmont Ave. St. Leo Resurrection St. Matthew St. Matthew St. Thomas Aquinas dw, 'Q in I as :F if Qc - N- . I X I MARGARET A. KOLSUN 2830 Unruh Ave. l49l JOAN B. KOLODZIEJSKI 3225 Tyson Ave. l49l JEAN M. KOPACZ BARBARA C. KOROPKA DOROTHY T. KRAEMER 4352 Edgemont St. l37l 1805 Oakmont St. l11l 4330 Devereaux St. 1241 4 -.. .., ,...,.... IR ,.f .... tg I , wg. '-I, Q Q... - A iii CONSTANCE C. KREWSON 4612 Kraydor St. l36l St. Matthew St. Timothy St. John Cantius Resurrection St. Bartholomew St. Dominic L lr . L , W.. H 3 A my 'F' .f f .fi ts SUZANNE M. ELIZABETH A. KUHNE DOLORES K. KUMMER JOAN E. LABENZ ARLENE B. LAGERMAN MARGARET A. KRYSTOPOWICZ 7704 Lexington Ave. I15l 3431 Meridian St. I36l 2705 Eddington St. i371 4540 Aldine St. l36l LAMARTINE 1852 Berwyn St. l15l St. Matthew St. Dominic All Saints St. Bernard 10 Bypass La. Maternity BVM Levittown we Eh CAROLANNE E. LAMBERT CATHERINE M. LANGE MARGARET R. LANGE MARIAN P. LANGE ROBERTA M. LANNIGAN KATHERINE F. LAPWORTH 4305 E. Cheltenham 839 Granite St. 1241 1051 Alcott St. 1491 715 E. Stelwood Rd. 1111 3048 Magee Ave. 1491 4713 Howell St. 1241 Ave. 1241 St. Martin ot Tours St. Martin of Tours Maternity BVM St. Timothy St. Bartholomew St. Bartholomew KATHLEEN M. LASCOSKIE LUCILLE P. LAVANGA MAUREEN P. LAWLER MARY ANN K. LEAHY MARGARET M. LEAR JANE F. LEGACKI 2232 Afton St. 1151 4804 E. Stiles St. 1371 2017 McKinley St. 1491 6623 Torresdale Ave. 1351 9975 Wistaria St. 1151 6600 Glenloch St. 1351 Resurrection St. John Cantius St. Timothy St. Leo Maternity BVM St. Leo ELIZABETH ANN PATRICIA T. LEONARD SUZANNE M. LEONARD CAROLE A. LEONETTI DIANA F. LEPPING ANN L. LINDEMUTH LEITHGOW 1520 Comly St. 1491 7163 Cottage St. 1351 1001 Stanwood St. 1111 4445 Cottman Ave. 1351 5867 Oakland St. 1491 2918 Hale St. 1491 St. Martin of Tours St. Bernard St. Cecilia St. Bernard St. Martin of Tours St. Timothy ELEANOR A. LINDSAY ROSEANN M. LOFTUS PATRICIA A. LOGAN KATHLEEN M. LONG LOUISE J. LYBEERT JOAN E. LYONS 4701 Hartel Ave. 1361 6606 Tackuwanna St. 1351 6309 Revere St. 1491 3424 Aldine St. 1361 2133 Oakmont St. 1151 9202 Andover Rd. 1141 St. Bernard SI. Timothy St. Timothy St. Matthew Resurrection St. Katherine of Siena LUCILLE M. MCKDOUGALLBARBARA A. MACKIEWICZ DOLORES A. MADDEN BARBARA A. MADISON PATRICIA A. MAGEE MAUREEN J. MAGUIRE 5051 Homestead St. 12414613 Edgemont St. 1371 3056 Unruh Ave. 1491 2661 Elbridge. St. 1491 4218 Vista St. 1361 6215 Mershon St. 1491 St. Bartholomew St. John Cantius St. Timothy St. Timothy St. Bernard St. Timothy ww 'Sv QQ: sr stu. . 'W- CATHERINE B. MAHONEY PATRICIA A. MAHONEY ROSEMARY L. MAHONEYJDAN M. MAKNAUSKAS MARIANNA C. MALICK JOANNE A. MALINA 2707 Axe Factory Rd. I36l 950 E. Anchor St. I24l 4226 Oakmont St. I36l 517 Holfnagle St. l'ITl 8814-F Torresdale Dr. I36l 2740 Klrkbride St. l37l St. Jerome St. Martin ol Tours St. Bernard . St. Cecilia St. Dominic All Saints KATHLEEN M. MALLOY SUZANNE M. MANCINI YVONNE M. MANCINI LOUISE K. MANN JANET T. MARINELLI MARY A. MARTINO Holme Ave. 8 390 Boxwood La. T908 Wilson Ave. Box 166 443I Loring St. l36l 7223 Marsden St. I35l Welsh Rd. I36l Riverton, N. J. St. Ann Holland, Pa. St. Bernard Our Lady ol Consolation St. Margaret Vocational Sacred Heart Sl. Andrew, Newtown 4 1 'L Y is ...1 I ! '5 ' a Eswf I a P A ' ' se A - 1: 7: 65.5 QQ ' waxy! .lf ce' W 'n ' , . are . . 4? ,fins 11. A . I vmig sig V I , Eh I 'L 'NC' . is ,::. 2 L ITE H' x , - 'Xilsllqz-p.Mgf. ' THE STAGE IS SET for French Club members, .loan Widmeier, Marcella Adamski, Helene Thomas, Mar- garet E. Taylor, Danielle Lecker, and Mary March as they enact the story of Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme. DOROTHY A. MARVEL MARIE E. MASSARO LUCY B. MAURIELLO CLAIRE T, MAXWELL ROSALEEN T. McARDLE MAUREEN R. McBREARTY 'IIO9 Cottman Ave. llll 6139 Mulberry St. I24l 1923 Hartel Ave. l'l'll 6I26 Tackawanna St. l24l 93II Campus Rd. II4l 2942 Princeton Ave. l49l St. Cecilia St. Timothy Resurrection St. Timothy St. Katherine ol Siena St. Matthew P qiihu .Q1L 5 F' JH' ALICE M. McCORMICK SALLY A. McCORMlCK KATHLEEN A. McELROY MAUREEN A. McELROY HARRIET M. McFADDEN HELENE E. McFADDEN Holme Ave. 8. B60 E. Sanger Sl. 1241 3141 Guilford Sl. 1151 3141 Guilford Sl. 1151 4225 Meridian Sl. 1361 2937 McKinley Sl. 1491 Welsh Rd. 1361 Sl. Marlin of Tours Sl. Mallhew Sl. Mallhew Sl. Bernard Sl. Timolhy Sl. Margarel Vocalional CHRISTINE C. McGlLL HELEN R. MCGINLEY MARIE B. McGLINN JANET M. McGLYNN PATRICIA M. McGOVERN ROSE M. McGOWAN 7135 Jackson Sl. 1351 4537 Tudor Sl. 1361 931 Sanger Sl. 1241 6939 Lynford Sl. 1491 1250 Alcollh Sl. 1491 7908 Caslor Ave. 1151 Sl. Bernard Sl. Bernard Sl. Marlin of Tours Our Lady of Ransom Sl. Marlin of Tours Resurreclion ivy Yrs- ANNA MARIE McGUIGAN EILEEN B. McGUIRE MARIE M. McGUIRE PATRICIA A. McHUGH WINIFRED M. MclNTIRE ANNE M. McKELVEY 993 Anchor Sl. 1241 6710 Charles Sl. 1351 6377 Dilman Sl. 1351 2030 Robbins Sl. 1491 3556 Chippendale Sl. 1361 1203 Mildred Ave. Sl. Marlin of Tours Sl. Timolhy Sl. Leo Sl. Timolhy Sl. Mallhew Sl. Charles Borromeo vf,,. , S vvMHH--iwwm 'Axis NATIONAL AFFAIRS-The revised Income Tax form presenls a lopic for sludy and discussion for Mary Herberl, Kalhleen Long, Palricia Conroy, and Calherine Heimerl, members of lhe World Affairs Council. ,Sh H2 0- 5 HELEN M. MYERS THERESA E. NEWMAN BERNADETTE A. NEWSHEL DIANA L. NICKLAS EILEEN M. NIHILL BARBARA A. NITKA 4922 Knorr St. 1351 6834 Marsden St. 1351 4205 Sheffield Ave. 1361 242 Wallace Ave. 3118 Ryan Ave. 1151 4472 E. Thompson St. 1371 St. Leo St. Leo St. Bernard Cornwells Heights St. Matthew St. John Cantius St. Charles Borromeo 'CWC , def.. ,M Q, A emi 001111113 lol ox LATIN LIVES for Lucy Mauriello, Gloria Kazoroski, Kathleen Vogt, Elaine Diamond, Maryann Hanlon, and Katharine Lapworth as they prepare a Latin quiz program for unsuspecting club members. EILEEN M. NOLAN REGINA M. NOLAN CAROL A. NOLL AGNES A. NORBECK MARY LOU O'BEIRNE MARGARET J. 0'BRIEN 8166 Lister St. 1151 4417 Oakmont St. 1361 4725 Shettield Ave. 1361 4228 Oakmont St. 1361 2040 Carver St. 1241 10 Midwood La. St. Jerome St. Bernard St. Bernard St. Bernard St. Bartholomew Levittown St. Michael the Archangel KATHLEEN R. O'CONNOR LINDA A. O'CONNOR MARYANN A. O'DRISCOLL CLARE M. OGDEN LORETTA F. BARBARA M. 0'MALLEY Holme Ave. 8. 4321 Devereaux St. 1241 9229 Horatio Rd. 1141 1822 Placid St. 1151 OLSZANOWSKA 4501 Filler St. 1141 Welsh Rd. 1361 St. Bartholomew St. Jerome Maternity BVM 4526 E. Thompson St. 1371 St. Katherine ol Siena St. Margaret Vocational St. John Cantius JOANNE T. O'MEARA BARBARA M. OPALACH PATRICIA G. ORGAN JUDITH A. OSBORNE CONSTANCE A. O'SHEA VICTORIA K. PAKYZ 7143 Montague St. 1351 3401 Brighton St. 1491 7246 Horrocks St. 1491 7416 Battersby St. 1151 2230-A Dune Rd. 1141 25 Thornton Rd. 1141 St. Bernard St. Matthew Resurrection St. Matthew Maternity BVM Our Lady of Calvary BERNADETTE R. PALMER MARGARET M. PATTERSON MARGUERITE V. PEEL PATRICIA A, PELLEGRINO RUTH J. PERRY BETTY ANN PICCARI 3724 Delancy Dr. 4607 Lansing St. 1361 6208 Mershon St. 1491 3020 Gilham St. 1491 8268 Torresdale Ave. 1361 3536 Cornarvon Ave. CUYNWCUS HGi9hts St. Bernard St. Timothy St. Timothy St. Dominic Bristol Our Lady of Fatima Sf, Ann JOSEPHINE M. PICCILLO SHARON D. PIERSON LORETTA E. PISASALE PATRICIA A. POKORNY IRENE V. POLANSKI ARLENE A. POMPO 848 Harrison St. 2123 Ripley St. 1151 2682 Bridge St. 1371 5427 Valley St. 1241 5006 Glenlock St. 1241 2843 Hellerman St. 1491 Bristol Resurrection St. John Cantius St. Bartholomew St. Bartholomew St. Timothy St. Ann PATRICIA A. POPIELARSKI THERESA E. POTTS NANCY A. POWELL MARIE L. PROIETTA JEANNETTE F. DOLORES A. PUBENC 6528 Cottage St. 1351 8801-E Ditman St. 13617700 Whitaker Ave. 1111 6019 Belden St. 1491 PRZYCHODNIAK 2144 River Rd. St. Timothy St. Dominic Resurrection St. Martin of Tours 9362 Bustleton Ave. 1151 Cornwells Heights St. John Cantius St. Charles Borromeo CATHERINE A. OUIGLEY CAROL A. RADZINSKA DOROTHY A. RAILA JEAN M. RAY PATRICIA A. MARYANN A. REEVES 3048 Robbins St. 1491 1107 Herbert St. 1241 3447 Friendship St. 1491 235 Belmont Ave. RAZULEVICIUS 8 Nectar La. St. Timothy St. John Cantius St. Matthew Croydon 6343 Revere St. 1491 Levittown St. Thomas Aquinas St. Timothy St. Joseph the Worker N LII' xr CECILIA M. REILLY CECILIA M. REINHARDT PATRICIA A. REINHART MARY JANE REISIG DOROTHY V. REYNOLDS EDITH M. RICHARD 6253 Erdrick St. 1351 9202 Wesleyan Rd. 1141 1403 Unruh St. 1111 3129 Stirling St. 1491 Red Lion Rd. 1141 14008 Barcalow St. 1161 St. Timothy St. Jerome Resurrection St. Timothy St. Katherine of Siena St. Christopher . .1 , I L ,H , F .v PATRICIA M. RIDDLE MARY ANN RITTS MARY M. ROACH KATHLEEN M. ROBERTSON SUZANNE R. ROBINSON JOANNE E. RODGERS 4718 Meridian St. 1361 2553 Galloway Rd. 7154 Rutland St. 1491 1190 Whittier Ave. 5224 Oakland St. 1241 6927 Large St. 1491 St. Bernard Cornwells Heights Resurrection Andalusia St. Martin of Tours Our Lady of Ransom St. Charles Borromeo St. Charles Borromeo ROBERTA A. RODGERS MARYANN T. RODINI JOAN B. ROGER CAROL R. ROMANO PATRICIA A. ROONEY CONSTANCE D. ROSELLA 6927 Large St. 1491 2939 Hellerman St. 1491 5334 James St. 1371 4109 Barnett St. 1351 7124 Montague St. 1351 2228 Fuller St. 1151 Our Lady of Ransom St. Timothy St. Bartholomew St. Timothy St. Bernard Resurrection JANET H. ROTH PATRICIA A. RUDZINSKI SHIRLEY A. RUTECKI ANNMARIE RYAN MARY A. RYAN ROSEMARY K. RYAN 7134 State Rd. 1351 980 Pratt St. 1241 5042 Glenloch St. 1241 3427 Vista St. 1361 3015 Fanshawe St. 1491 2021 Bleigh Ave. 1151 St. Bernard St. Martin of Tours St. Bartholomew St. Matthew St. Timothy Resurrection ROSEMARY T. RYAN VIRGINIA A. RYNKIEWICZ ELIZABETH M. SAFFRI ELIZABETH A. SALZMANNCONCHETTA M. SANTILLI CAROLE A. SARANDREA 7135 Gillespie St. 1351 4510 Sheffield Ave. 1361 4107 Barnett St. 1351 4313 Comly St. 1241 4300 Chippendale St. 1361 1125 Regina Ave. St. Bernard St. Bernard St. Timothy Stl Bartholomew St. Bernard Cornwells Heights St. Charles Borromeo MEMORIES ARE KEPT THIS WAY. Mem- bers of the Photography Club, Marie Proi- etta, Alberta Dilonarclo, Noulagh Boyle, Patricia Cabrey, Marie Farano, and Kath- leen Kelly, learn the proper usage of equipment in the dark room. ffl r I QI R ix GERALDINE M. SAWCVZYK 4471 Richmond sr. 1371 St. John Cantius JANICE M. SCHNELL 4621 Filler St. l14l St. Katherine of Siena PATRICIA A. SHEPPARD 6728 State Rd. 1351 St. Leo -v '22 JOAN H. SCARY 10301-B Shore La. 1141 Maternity BVM 'Q N! ei. 5... ANNAMAY J. SCHMIDT 897 E. Carver St. l24l St. Martin of Tours S r .1 M555 f ,-1 ' 5 ,Q A ' ,M 2 . y . G... S , . . - mfsi - ,i,,g.1r.: 1..f4q,, h f A ai f K, ,wbwgg - 1.11.15 .-.uf .W- G A ,- .-11.533 is 1 Q4 JH I 1 1 i ,. pgs, ip. J ,mm ks: . ,B if ANNE T. SCHNEIDER 905 Granite St. 1241 St. Martin of Tours HELEN P. SCHNEIDER 1836 Faunce St. l11l Resurrection Yin... f ge-E... N.. V N , 8 .. -fi, -.ay fs 3 SUSAN A. SCHNEIDER 3117 Teesdale St. l15l St. Matthew R'- YU!- lb BARBARA A. SCHUELLERJOHANNA T. SCHWARTZ FLORENCE A. SCISCIO PATRICIA H. SERDYNSKA REGINA F. SHEERON 953 Badenhausen La. 269 Shelmire St. l11l 6127 Alma St. 1491 4824 Devereaux St. 1241 1606 Benner St, 1141 Cornwells Heights St. Charles Borromeo St. Cecilia St. Martin of Tours St. John Cantius St. Martin of Tours 'fks PATRICIA M. SHIELDS RUTH L. SHIRK ANN G. SIBILA BARBARA A. SIERCHIO TERESA M. SIMS 6220 Gillespie St. 1351 4914 Knorr St. 1351 4815 Comly St. 1241 7318 Brous Ave. l15l 6610 Keystone St. 1351 St, Bartholomew St, Leo St. Bartholomew St. Matthew St. Leo ELIZABETH A. SINCLAIR BARBARA M. SKARBEK MARGARET M. SLIZOFSKI DOLORES C. SMART DIANE S. SMELIK LORRAINE M. 2070 Simon St. l24I 2082 E. Cheltenham 1241 4037 Aldine St. l36l 2956 Hale St. l49l 6644 Vandyke St. 1351 SMERECZYNSKA St. Bartholomew St. Bartholomew St. Bernard St. Timothy St. Leo 2029 Wilmot St. 1241 , St. John Cantius W - 1 P U I JUDITH A. SMITH MARY R. SMITH ROBERTA A. SMITH ANN M. SOWINSKI GILDA J. SPINELLI JEAN M. STANZIOLA 5336 Akron St. l24l 963 Wakeling St. l24l 6503 Cottage St. 1351 5206 Duffield St. l24l 2828 Unruh Ave. 1491 4739 Bleigh Ave. 1361 St. Marlin of Tours St. Marlin of Tours St. Leo St. Bartholomew St. Timothy St. Bernard FRANCES M. STASZAK ROSEANNE J. STAZI JOANNE T. STEELE PATRICIA A. STEELE KATHRYN M. STEEN LORETTA M. STEFANIK 2066 Wilmot St. 1241 2839 Unruh Ave. l49I 4518 Shelmire St. l36l 6317 Walker St. l35l 7115 Castor Ave. l49l 1018 Hilton Ave. St. John Cantius St. Timothy St. Bernard St. Timothy Resurrection Oakford Assumption BVM BARBARA V. STELLA CATHERINE G. STEVENS CATHERINE C. STOKES MARIE R. STRINGER PAULETTE F. STRUZINSKI BEATRICE T. SUGDEN 7244 Vandyke St. 1351 1102 Alvin Ave. 7132 Glenlock St. l35l 7404 Montour St. l11l 4532 Vankirk St. l24I 1875 Haworth St. l24l Our Lady of Consolation Cornwells Heights St. Bernard St. Cecilia St. John Cantius St. Bartholomew St. Charles Borromeo ARLENE F. SUTKO ELIZABETH A. SWEENEY REGINA L. SWEENEY HELEN J. SZERVO MARGARET E. TAYLOR MARGARET R. TAYLOR 3327 Chippendale Ave. 2032 Bleigh St. l15l 7130 Jackson St. l35l 861 E. Foulkrod St. l24l 1034 Chandler St. l11l 6115 VanDyke St. l24l 1361 Resurrection St. Bernard St. Martin of Tours St. Cecilia St. Bartholomew Our Lady of Calvary St. Ann ' - F fif 1.-'ff R -5... v '? ' I we 1 8 GERALDINE E. TEMPONE GLORIA A. TERLESKI MARIANNE V. TERZYK ANNETTE T. TIANO NANCY J. TIANO ELIZABETH M. TOBIN 1426 Lcvick St. l49l 8107 Lister St. l15l 2013 Lardner St. l49l 7214 Tulip St. l35l 7214 Tulip St. l35l 4716 Shemeld Ave. l36l Our Lady of Ransom St. Jerome St. Timothy Our Lady ol Consolation OW Lady ol Consolation St. Bernard , A- 4 ,gs z - ' - . was g 1 if K . '- J ' IQ 4 :V i V on f i f I A K i ' i 'x X 453 is i r,7' . - A ' ' ' 'K ' bv - , 'Qiii' - 6' H ' ' 'B' gl iw .. A . E V , V, . i ., ' Q5 52 A I -f in fs . MARY K. TOBIN ROSE M. TONER BARBARA A. TOPLEY JEANNE F. TOWNSON MARIE K. TRAVAGLIA GERTRUDE T. TREMMEL 214 Plumbridge Dr. Holme Ave. and 4829 Roosevelt Blvd. l24l 3122 Tyson Ave. l49l 2923 Levick St. l49l 4208 Teesdale St. l36l Levittown Welsh Rd. l36l St. Martin of Tours St. Matthew St. Timothy St. Bernard Immaculate Conception St. Margaret Vocational THRILL OF THE YEAR! Outstanding students await the culmination of their high school days, the awarding of diplomas. Throughout their four years these girls have worked diligently for this dis- tinction. be BARBARA F. TRENDLER JOANNE M. TROJAN EILEEN M. TUTTLE GERALDINE A. TWARDY ANDREA M. VAN SANT ALDONA T. VASKAITIS 2144 Brighton St. l49l 1210 St. Vincent St. llll 88 W. Myrtle Ave. 1109 Cottman Ave. l11l4124 Farmdcle Rd. l'l4l 1208 McKinley St. l'I1l Our Lady of Ransom Resurrection Feasterville St. Cecilia Our Lady of Calvary St. George Assumption BVM -.F K. . . . V. 1 f . I . .,,. 5. 3 M 5- . -.- 3 Q ,mx ,.,. , 5:12j.,L..,: IRENE E. VELLOZZI JANE A. VENEZIALE 5552 Miriam Rd. 1241 4415 McMenamy St. 1361 St. Martin of Tours LL A ,QF 'x L ' W' 3 . 93... T'-' 1 Q. 11 . . Q .. we . . JOAN R, VOLTZ 3668 Frankford Ave. St. Joan of Arc St. Bernard 35: ' ' , ..l. Ik 1 1 'I 2 ' SANDRA A. VENTO 1064 Alcott St. 1491 St. Martin of Tours ELIZABETH A. WAGNER FRANCES J. WALCZAK 1341 4321 Bleigh Ave. 1361 4754 Bermuda St. 1371 St. Bernard St. John Cantius -writ' CATHERINE B. VERESPY DOLORES A. VISCO KATHLEEN M. VOGT 2125 Sanger St. 1241 4229 Cheltenham Ave. 4150 Gilham St. 1351 St. Bartholomew 1241 St. Timothy St. Bartholomew me-Q H .,., 4 N if , QQ . as 1 A . X 'ws'-9, 1 QV' 5 -'kk 1, 1' r ... 1 I . ' A ..: ' ' .. Jiffy , .:: .,., 1 ,..: : .,.t k..kvkv.7 E :r.. I i f MARGARET D. WALSH EILEEN T. WARD MARY B. WARNER 300 Elm Ave. 7522 Battersby St. 1151 3527 Tudor St. 1361 Croyden St. Matthew St. Matthew St. Thomas Aquinas R1 Awe' V79 I fe wif. MARGARET A. MILDRED P. WATERS ANN G. WEBSTER MONICA L. WEIGAND EILEEN M. WEIMAR FRANCES A. WEISE WATCHORN 4820 Vankirk St. 1241 6354 Cottage St. 1351 4216 Loring St. 1361 4750 Loring St. 1361 4051 Teesdale St. 1361 975 Wakeling St. 1241 St. Bartholomew St. Timothy St. Bernard St. Bernard St. Bernard St. Martin of Tours . levi? A -sieve ,Q GOAL REACHED-Approaching the finale of their years at St. Hubert's, seniors dur- ing Commencement Exercises held ot Con- vention Hall fondly remember the past four years and eagerly anticipate the years ahead. KATHLEEN V. NANCY A. WERT JUDITH A. WEST MARYROSE A. WEST BARBARA A. WHITE MARY EILEEN C. WHITTLE WERKMEISTER 2602 Pitt Ave. 4317 Howell St. 1241 3149 Stirling St. 1491 2022 Lansing St. 1151 4506 Richmond St. 1371 4541 N. Front St. 1401 Eclgely St. Bartholomew St. Timothy Resurrection All Saints St. Ambrose St. Mark IRETTA M. WILKIE CATHERINE A. WILSON CAROL M. WILT JUDITH B. WINIARSKI JOAN M. WINKELSPECHTFRANCES M. WISNEWSKI B021 Terry St. 1361 3304 Chippendale St. 1361 5841 Sylvester St. 1491 4112 Passmore St. 1351 7328 Palmetto St. 1111 2819 Plum St. 1371 St. Dominic St. Matthew St. Martin ot Tours St. Timothy St. Cecilia St. John Cantius PATRICIA A. WOEHR MARGARET MARY PATRICIA A. WOLCHECK EILEEN F. WOOD MARY A. WOODLAND BERNADETTE M. 3012 Disston St. 1491 WOLCHECK 4761 Meridian St. 1361 2023 Tomlinson Rd. 11415553 Harbison Ave. 1241 WOZNICKI St. Matthew 4761 Meridian St. 1361 St. Bernard Maternity BVM St. Bartholomew 4819 Rosalie St. 1241 St. Bernard St. Bartholomew LORETTA M. WYANT KATHLEEN V. YOCUM EILEEN B. YOUELL LORETTA I. YOUELL MARIA C. YOUNG THERESA H. ZAMBRANO 2913 Hellerman St. 1491 1123 Foulkrod Sl. 1241 941 Brill Sl. 1241 941 Brill St. 1241 7342 Palmetto Ave. 1111 6258 Cottage St. 1351 St. Timothy St. Martin ol Tours St. Martin of Tours St. Martin of Tours St. Cecilia St. Bartholomew LORRAINE J. HELEN J. ZAREMBA BARBARA F. ZARZECKI DOROTHY M. ZEISER ZAPCZYNSKA 4624 E. Stiles St. 1371 2743 Casimir St. 1371 58,17 Tulip St. 1241 2381 Margaret St. 1371 St. John Cantius St. John Cantius St. Bartholomew St. John Cantius - 5 -X '- .: 1? , e aa! fav! liz meme-Wy as we cf an lie 2004 A2 Xie yufufiz My 1 . I wo ' W RSS ' iQ Axw A V A ' 1 x . I: ' 'I '- , ' . F 5 ,T . ' . .A A' ' 1 - 4 gl 1 ,' fi!! 'f Q ,. 'i . K 1, v t, I .lj Q ' 1 A ! ix l 1' 1 . , -5 km , v , Ag., A nf ' x N - xk x . F '- r i . Wiz: , 7' f . v 1 ' 5' .Sw 1 -'R bi, I X' 'xv OL. . x -x J V , 5 QQ W is T' -g VM Q . 1 - f W2 , , ' A , '- fi Q ,f'SH fmf Q, pf ' 5 X . - i g, Q- if K J . . 1 m: k 15' ' A ,M W in Q I, XSL I .. , kr www J J in L.: m L , New . iq ,,f f 4 F 1 , 5 5 1 s 1 l ..,,,,,,,g, ,W .Q VX..W ..,...1L..i.waau.....xb,.... V K, .... .A M , w..k,W...,i4f.. -...N ..4.....,,..,.- H., ...,...,,.,,.,,.,M, 5 I an :z 1-v:,f+:x.r-f,- -M 1 - ' ,-T.i-W., .,,....... M L A' 7 '-' -M Q.. L.. f......f.g -'vfw , ,: W k L fi' my ,m,,k: gm, ' L ' ': f 1' K-a..,:,: . Q ' g A., ky? 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