St Jeromes High School - Leone Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1932 volume:

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'wif Gwmmmj 4mW,,,WfWMf Ima Mater Samt erome s clear Red and Blue Wlth loyal hearts, we 11 all be true Let thy memory spur us on Wlth courage new, Guide us m what c'er we do Page two F- - -- - ---- Y-W ---N iw -- -N - --- -- -- - - I . . I 9... Q, ......,..f- , H-. -..4..,....-. I' . J , 2 - s . W mwwwwwww W f IfXXXWXXIIXIXWXMVXXXWWXWW fff ffffffffpWyf Qlibe btmp uf Sat Eittumts In Il1C early YCZIIS the gI'OUI'ld OI1 Wl1lCl1 Silflf CFOYTICS SCl100l lS HOW bull! M15 3 b'1I'I'CI'l Sp'lCC of land Tl1FCBLlgll IllC CHFIICSI Z1Y1Cl Llflflflflg CH:OI'fS of OUI' late F3tl'lC!' Balxef, fl'lC P lI'lSl1lOl'lCI'S l1'lVC 'I ITIOHLIIHCHE fl1'1f Wlll keep l1lS ITICITIOFY always fI'CSl1 lfl Illell' IT1lI1ClS 'lI'1Cl l'lC'lI'fS The ground for our school was broken 1n nlneteen hundred and nmeteen and after two years the bulldmg was hnally completed so that rn September of nlneteen hundred and twenty one tht school whlch always seemed just a mlrage was made a realxty When the school opened there were seven grades and each year another grade was added In nineteen hundred and twenty seven we had elght grades and four years of Hlgh School In February of that year Dr A D aclcson of the Credentials Bureau, Harrnsburg Pennsvlvanla, V1S1f6d us and as a result of thls vlslta tlon a Charter as a hrst class certlhed Hlgh School was lssued February twenty first It WSIS the gfildllaflflg class of 77 that COI'1CC1VCCl the ld63, of 'III 3I1I'1L13.l Then Caffle the CIUCSUOYI of 3 I'l3IT1C LCOIIC W 35 d6CldCCl LIPOYI OH BCCOUIIC of Il'1C LIOD S 3SSOC1'lClOl1 wxth Sallif CFOITIC A storv lS told of Salnt erome CXtt'aCtlI1g a thorn from a hon s paw after whlch the hon showed a particular fondness for the Samt The l1on at thrs trme became the symbol of the rellglous world It also sym bolxzes power and majesty Father Baker WHS called to l'1lS reward lfl MRV of IIIHCYCCYI IWCIIIY SCVCII, JUSII OHS l'1'1OI1fl1 before the gI'2lClll3f1OI1 of l'1lS HI'Sf Gleams of SL1fISl'l1f19 It SCCITIS lie YA'3.S not IO WIIYICSS Ill6 fI'L1lfS of hlS labors In Ifl'1lS Father Daly succeeded Father Baker as Pastor of Samt erome s He xmmednately endeared hlmself to each of us by his lclndlv rnterest and solrcltude, to our parents ln parucular for hrs 1nterest 1n the boys From thls polnt up to the present the remarkable rncrease of the enrollment nn the I-hgh School IS the result of h1s ceaseless efforts He brought outsnde mterests ln me form of Athletncs unto our mmdst and as a result Salnt erome s IS known far and wlde for xts mtellectual and athletrc attalnments I' zgr t wee .., S 'Q i g I s 'S' x ' X ' ' ,f . !- , A A ' ., . t f ' ff , 1' 1 fffffx ,' A . 1 O . . 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Angelo Tlmperl Joseph Gallagher Leno Perdelll Page four SX XX so Q .Sets X X . Xxxl Qxxw xx s , 'YQZEPPX 'E I . . is ' ' l EYE X s CX- . li A X . . ' 'X- e tX X. Q.. N , ' l - . ll ' I - . 1- - ' ' - A X N n A 4 I S . .. , , Q 1 - s r-' I ' I . . Q S .. ,, A Q , : Q . l LA, A R , ' A ' X - . X . o ' XX K n- - ' Q X8 .qv A - .. ' I s . ' K 5 X A . 'f ' ' . ' .. A J V . t N A . 'W ' N N 1 N X . 1 ,' I F ' x pvc: x V , - . .5 NN , Sgt Q to ' ' 5? 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To MR. NICCOY-Qur 1111ny thinks for his interest in striving to impirt to our minds 1nd he1rts the knowledge and ch1r1cter so essentiil to our success. To OUR COMPANICNS-Our shirers of childhoods guileless hours, our magic circle will soon he broken. Its links will he scattered far 'md wide but there is one chain that will ever hind us, the memory of our love sind loyalty for e1ch other. Gi ert Allison, Ml. HU! 'V S 50 ' '- ' a W X ' Z IA 1 A ' 1 If 1 f Q 1 - . ' . X ' s 'Q .H H ' 1 . -,iii 'I X. h.-S. 1 E.: i 4 c - x ,ix V L X- .C1 ,Q 1.-- .fi It . Vx X A h V -W Lx ' X 1. . 1 I. U c ' I 1 - T -2 ' ' . ' . '- '. . 'd.. 1- .' .sg' 1 3 x. .-Y .- 'v-f.d'- ' S 1 K sk- ' s -' ' ' '- s -, x- . C V K . V ' - 'J - K ' L' ' q v . . - . . 1 1. I x , - 1 is .L I ,. xi E Y ' . 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Gene Prexufuzt Humor and seriousness both combmecl Ah here ue hate our honorable class presldenr Nlany nmes has he proxen hxmself worthy of this ofhce Gene xs currung hrs wrtcnnon to dennsrry Success ANDREW CQLEMAN Andy I ue Pnxu ent A most patient grave md reverend Senior No one Lnew our Andy but to like hxm He IS one of the tew quiet boys of our class and spends most of hrs tune studying We know th ll me wrll he proud ot Andy M Fnrrr-1 DITCHFY Edxzfv Come a d trlp If as you o On the light fantastic toe This Htfully clescrxlnns Edith for clancmg 15 one of her hohbms Despxte hex funlovxng nature, Fdlth may also be very serious x huh Ib shown ln her class work and ln her desucs for the future She mtends to be 1 nurse Success 1 fffffx1f00WM Page mne Q S, S su . , 1 S . ' 1 IA r l - 5 - ff I ll. I .' Spun I ' 1 'all ' ' ' ' 4. ' ' ,.s S is .i ' . .. 4 - E 1 f- .V . - K x U h - h . 1, Y . , A . D ' - ' ' QE' 11 . Qt Q - 4 A ,- . , . rf . U ,. n . . gs - - y. 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I , 1111111111fxfffffnflffllffffffyf11117 Qhfyww,,,,,,,,,a,,0,yWW X f 14 I 0 1 j 1 A Z 1 f of! 1 , 1 5 0 W Q, y , 1 Q ' f 0 710 , , 1, W f f f f gf f f off 07 gf , X xffoffflfffffffff X 1174 Q4 ,4 f f f 4 w,,,,,,,M,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, X f fff ! fffffffflllffllffllllllfl!lfflllfllffflfflffffffllflfllfllllllllllflffllllllllfllflllllllflllfflllllfffffff Mmm f 1 111111fffflffffnffffffflnffffffmvlx11 W A 4110 I fl W1ff1ff111M1f11f10 EGINA M DONAHUE eanne All have the gift of speech But few the gift of wlsdom eanne 15 note o a su jects on t e semor currtculum Sh h e xs t e owner of a pleasmg personal 1ty whxch has endeared her xn the hearts of her fellow students She also mtends to jom that army for the relxef of suffermg manlcmd trained nurse d for her excellent recxtatnons f ll ln A Donon-n l-Annan Dot Pretty as a picture, sweet as a rose, Loved by all where er she goes Dot IS 1 maid w an yet have jolly good tume Her gentle and pleasmg manner have won or her many frtends It seems we will have a class of nurses for Dot h1s also chosen thxs as her professlon ho knows how to work d JANE M l-ITZPAFRILK ane Study 15 her daxly life A a ane possesses IS her love or study The fact that she IS one of the brxghtest members of the class shows that her study IS not m vam Jane has not revealed her secret of the f uture May you have success mong the many good tralts th t JOSEPH J GALLAGHER Smokey Much study IS a wearmess ' oe IS a Jolly good fellow He has many accompllshments drxvlng, bureau of mformatlon He IS mterested ln mecltcme We predict the future spells success m thxs lme of work Page len 0 f ef ,r W -1 Q , I Z ,spy af ,wif 4 -,4f,, 1 ff fum! f Z 4' 7! 1 1 ' fffffffnfnfhffffwf Z f Z 7 l I7 f - if 'f A 1f1f11111 X 1.,, llil L fl I -'ff R . J U ,I L lvl K' K I I 1 V V ,J .. F . J . f - . , . A . f WWW ffffff WIIIIAM J Gsmurx 1 Pl1y not for gun but for sport Bull Willie W1lll1m 'my will do lb 111 our Bull needs to m1ke hlm happy IS sports He is our star football player not s1yxng anythmg of how he handles the basketlgnll As for studies, he knows now and then, mostly then Success THOMAS -I HAGGERTY Hur Treasurer There IS never a moment without duty Huck xs one of those qulet, serious types, from outward appeuances, but xs he? Huck Hlls his ofhce as treasurer with the same skull as he does hls studies M E1 IYABETH HEGARTY Betty Little ID structure, not ln fnlnd Gentle lovmg and exceedmgly kmd Betty ns always busy and rs never among the mxsslng when co operation 15 needed May you be as cheerful and successful ln your future work as you have been m the past REGINA M KNOBLAUCH emme Favors to none, to all she a smile extends Oft she rejects but never once offends eanne xs a serxous and industrious worker We know she wxll have success for one so amiable will prosper 1' wf11ffWI Page eleven -. ' 3. S , 9 x ' ' 1 is e - S f I ,. . Y B'll Q - V - T -. . . . 1 ' V PP ' ki! 9 U ' ' 77 tl . nv . , . g , , . , A .lull- , .eh ' Nl ,, - ' , 5 , . . . WWWWW y f 2 If fmzfmwp Mmmffwwmm X , I 7 0llllllklkklllffflfflflfflyI IIIW I0 ' ' I W Z 0 Z glnwffffffxffafffnmlw 7 Q C 1, A I7 lfvfw j Wx 4 f44 1 f wM,4 Q 47 0 K W f ! JA Z 9 X ,f 0 f 1 , 1 1 I W f ff 'fifwff f MW ff f ffl' Q, , I ff 1 lffzfffammfufmfw ww Vaffffflh0,11fffffffffzfffffffafff M y 4, I if 4 f , fWamffdwwwlffl01111111IIIIIWIIIWWMWJIIIIIJ11111ffffffffffflflffffllfflf101fmfxffffamwullldwlalffwfamdmalfff W X Wffw I W I Wwflfmfzld PAUL J IVIATTHEWS Niall Sxgnals 8 4 32 I-Ixp' Hip' Yes, thats our varsrty quarter hack From his mexhaustlble supply of funny gags he has never ceased to provide the laughter and good cheer when tlmes were dull and gloomy Matt has also proved hnmself scholar of no mean repute CATHERINE M MENLONI In Silence 15 Golden Kay IS blessed mth one of the most desxralnle and rare vxrtues silence Cheerfulness 15 one of her chlef tharacterxstlts whxch makes lf lmpossxble for her to remam oumet at all txmes Her lovable nature makes her everyones frxend Another nurse Success HELEN M MoNAl-:AN Helen I mean to be h1ppy wheneve I may And laugh when I must for that s my way Here she ls, our famous muslclan Helen xs certaxnly clexe when ll comes to music She IS a frnend m need and an ardent supporter of her class We suppose she will he a noted radlo star Best wxshes AGNES M MORAN ' Dolly ' As a bahhlnng brook runs through a glade, So runs her tongue ' Dolly IS a lrve wire 1n all actxvltles callxng for cleverness God has richly bestowed on her the glft of wxsdom, for she ls a Wh1zz xn her studxes Good luck ln all your undertakings Page twelve nn' 10!W IfM 4WWWV46WV4fW X rxo D PIRIHHI D Hkv We l m ss hun more th1n me mn menu 0 lo hes 1 fellow rlnr gives us ple1su e l eno !Y1'lIflLlll1I'0Cl 1t 'St erome s 1s unlor, having wttended Tremont Hlqh qthool for two years I no fellovv who seems to know everyone 'md whom everyone likes Amuom QKRII fmxv A httle nonsense now and then ls relished by the wxsest men Tony came to us at the begmmng of the unxor Year from Txmiqua Hlgh He has been regular halfback for the Lions He not only excels m sports but is a good student HIS 'llfn IS to b6CO!T19 mln 'lVl'lt0f ANGEIO J TIMHERX This youngv fellow looks lxke 1 samt, But those who know hmm know that he amt This sturdy good natured fellovv believes ln letting well enough 1lone He has never told us of his plans for the future, but we foresee gre1t thnngs for Angelo RIXRFARET M SWEFNEY ee She shines rn all her tlasses too Wh fh H1 1lx9S he known to lnofe than FQXV Per tertwmly proves the old old siymg, Stull waters How deep She rs 1 stu' pupil but does not exhibit er Url Vlllfy lt' ltb Il S E S Lnlll d then PIPES l 7 wzth 1 brxllmnt 1nswer l' IMIAW Page tfvlrtun I , ' X 1 IA - f , ,, I. , . - ' 1 i f N ' 'l l . 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Well look at that little word and pomt to the se ond letter osema D YOLVNG cp Wfhen he appears studlous 1ncl tries to loolt wxse, A l'UlSCl'll9!0l1S twlnkle Shlnes ID hls eyes Pep sened as guard on the football team for three years hor that the place ns xacant, xt wall take a man of great abnlxty t fil t QI' Ib Qllassmates Classmates Classmates Classmates Classmates Classmates ,T1l we're 111 school, for lxfe, through fortune, through strlfe, let us always be, classmates rn eternlty Kathryn Valentme, '32 Page fourteen Fgif-Emmy N wx' 1 43 af J? QQ 4 mf' wnulh Eau num 02157 Subtle: an , -nsfm Q N avg, -I , X g . 41' I tv! if f .t Z. 1 vnu, , f O f f11?:1.wa: Ag ' 'www W- ' f rs A'ffQ??sy ' ' m, N, i A ' A 4 My I mf- ir. V . -. --Ai' -fl ,JZ . fkiizl 4 is ,Lk .- Y' Af, 5 K lysmvf- V 4-2, . :4 2 'N . x j ' :if 4 i W 5, , V . - if u Qi: ' 1 X V A N . fn ' 51: J ,ff . , f A ' , f 1 , , A, f -i K f: pw , 1 j ,Sy X W. . ' ' - . . JV - , . , x-kV +--35 'gvj H . 5 . 4.7. A b . ,. f1':iiff . 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Some were WISCF, some slightly changed by thelr ex perlences Anxlous to hear of thelr fate during the past years, I began to lnqulre To my already surprlsed ears I heard that Reglna Donahue, Catherme Menconx and Helen Monahan were now lxvlng ln an apartment ln the western part of New York Cxty Reglna was head d1et1c1an at one of the leading colleges there, Catherlne was successful ln her posxtlon as a high school teacher, whlle Helen, our old frlend, was now heard every n1ght by an enthuslastlc audlence She was now broadcasting from a New York Radlo Statlon She was not go1ng to attend the ball, as she was under contract to slng Page eighteen f' After seeing some of my chums I asked about the others I was informed that Dorothy Farber was now a pharmacist and in charge of the Pharmacy Department in the hospital in which he had tra'ned While we were talking our voices seemed to be drowned out by the whirr of an aeroplane which was flying very low and was encircling the place Curious, as women are, we rushed outside to join an already collecting crowd gazing upon Leone 1932 written in the sky Finally after much maneuvering in the sky the plane landed about a mile away and in a short time a car drew up to the curb bearing Anthony Sarh and oseph Gallagher Anthony was still wearing his flying togs which revealed his identity as a first rate pilot and owner of an airport near town When he and oe came into the hall they were hailed with loud acclaim for their successful trip and for Tony s writing in the sky oseph Gallagher, our own oe of yester years was now recognized in the world of science as one of the most successful young researchers in that Held While conversing with oe he told us that Thomas Haggerty was now a successful druggist and that he had lived up to our expectations He also told us that he had heard through Tommy that oseph Young, better known as Pep was now in Southern California taking part in the Olympic Games Pep was the star American entry for diving As the ball drew to a close the members of 37 gathered together and one of the class announced to the others that there was another pleasant surprise awaiting them We were escorted to a little place in the heart of the town called Ye Girlie Tea Shoppe Here, what a surprise met my eyes as I gazed at the menu, for the owners and managers of this tea shop were none other than ane Fitzpatrick and Margaret Sweeney. Peg came in just at this moment. Explanations were in order. Peg told us that she and Jane had taken the Home Economic course at College, and upon returning home had established this shop. It now had a large patronage and was very successful. We sat reminiscing for hours. Here I learned that Kathryn Valen- tine was now in Paris doing her work as instructress in a Parisian art school and that Betty Hegarty was the wealthiest and most renowned member of the class. She was now traveling around the world campaign- ing for good health. Eugene Carroll was now a professional dentist and S' ' x , . r if 1 ' 1 Ag 1 ' Y 4 I ff ,nf ' ' ,:ffffffwa . ' . ' . ' ' s .1 . ' ' ' QQ ' 97 . , C C C 1 l 1, ' ' 1 , , . . . . . V . ,, ,, . . . K . K 1 S 1 K s S ' Q J - 7 . . J I . . ,, ,, . . . . . , !! - .. , - I! ' ' 77 Page nmeteen fwff WW f WWWW f X wg f Iffflffflffffflffffllfllfflllflflfll lffllflllf lf!! 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Do'1x 11215 bCCI1 getting lI11TOI'I'I1'1UOl1 COI1C6I'I1lI1g 111 of Sald EC.1lI11, I 'II11 SL1I'6 YOU WA OL11C1 1l1CC IO 1CI1OVV W116I'C f3I6 11'1S placed 116I' S116 11'lS 11231126111 116I' 'f1I1117lflOl1 of bClI1g '1 PYIVHIC secretary After conUratu11t1ng e1ch other 1nd bidding fond adieus we 1eft the shop 1V11ny ueie the promises to keep in touch with the members of out c11ss, 1nd to 'lfftI1d the next Leone B111 Q19 lass uf Ulbnrtp ttnu -for tht Th1n1as to our te1chers extended. -for our High School days which now are ended. I--for Inte11igence, we received within her wa11s. R-for Religion without it man wou1d fa11. T-for our Team of widespread fame. Y-for o11r Yearning for honor and fame. T-for Toil, of our pastor so true. W-for Work, we all went through. O-for Obedience, a ru1e to which we all stuck, too. Anthony Sarli, ,32. ? wWMWWW MvM ff f 4ffffffff K0A laugh School ups brammar School in the fall of 1978 to embark on the stormy voyage bound for graduation Upon completing the Eighth Grade we received our passports which gave us the title l reshnaen larom the thirty one gobs on board we chose Eugene Carroll captain with Andrew Coleman and Thomas Haggerty hrst and second mates The red and blue flag of victory flew from the mast, but nearly everyone aboard felt some fear of the stormy sea facing them The first knot of the voyage was the most difficult Our sails were imperilecl by a strong wind caused by that much dreaded subject, Latin after encountering it several times we learned that it, as well as everything else, is conquerable The other subjects proved less difficult as we met their but in a lesser degree Examinations loomed, our hearts leaped We recovered from them, however, and we were more hopeful thinking the succeeding ones would be easier After a few months out at sea we found that the stormy clouds always lifted and each time the sun came peeping through We were nearing our first port Sophomore, and a much needed furlough The furlough passed all too soon, after this we lost six of our passengers but a new shipmate joined our crew and again we set sail on a somewhat calmer sea The monster Geometry thought he could get the better of us We buckled down to show him The ship s log shows we did quite well We were learning to enjoy our friendship with one another and thinking high school life isn t so bad after all The time for another leaxe came and every one looked forward eagerly to a happy vacation. All aboard for unior, the captain s call found four among he missing, but two newcomers joined our ranks which gave us our present graduating number, twenty-two who leave the portals of our Alma Mater as the Class of 32. With the appearance of Chemistry and Virgil on our curriculum our further success seemed dubious, but on reviving our spirits the outlook seemed less gloomy and our goal more certain. The Seniors were making preparations to leave and we were disheartened at the thought of having to do the same in one short year. It was during the last quarter of this year that the Lionls Call was issued. The co- operation of the four classes made it a success. After another interlude during which our mental powers were given s' t s- u' X ' ! , - I A lo ' i i ff f , 5. 3. , . , . Tootl Tootl The steamship QI-Iigh School Daysn left the harbor K L D L T s-1 T I K K L A n T I ' K T. ' x ' ff A: x 1, T ' 4 4 , ' . ' T K T OT T 4 K L. , . T K C K C Y s T K L . . C T D n L . . x . . 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Then bedeclced with grace and splendor. We are greeted with esteemg Graduating from our High School Ts almost like a dream. But our hearts are ever so heavy, We never thought we'd feel this way, Simply saying goodbye to classmates On our graduation day. Helen Monahan, '3 2. ww Page twenty two Q wx , X E.. F , , s X , . X . ' . 3 X - S 5 S v . Q 5 F i xxfxxxs . . N XS ' 4 X Q S X . r U . ., ' T' t v . . . n E . , r F I , , , w l . , . N X 5 Q ' ' . 5 A E r S , . ' ' S - - S Q S -a N . - X .- V Q - N v Q . . X x 1 . Q X x 1 Q N 0... tb eg . . 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Now upon our xtudtnts here, All through hte s long, weary year. Dearest Patron Aqum's own, Wlth a heart of Llndness shown, Take us IH thy lxeeplng blest, So that we may reach thy cwst Regma Knolnlauch Senior Page In enty four F SAS QA X x x Qxxg x Nix ' x-Xxx X x x 1 X xxx Xxxxxxw .-'X-xxx.-xx XX s N Xue 'bfi- ,-f.fNg,xx---' Q X e fx . Xt X x xxxxx X X Q. f' A X x x . . . 5. ,, x. X X , - X X xx V A 4 l X ' . . . X 6 v . f . . . . ' N O F F . , . ' . . X f , - U ' I V, X V ' ,Q , . . ' f-1 , . ' .1 ' - ' . X 1 x , , , . X n , , , f , A .N r , I , ' 1 ' , f ' . V . X - , - X ' . , 3 X ' 0 . ' ' ' . , . Q , j , Q ' , , y '. . . . F f V V 1 ' I I ' 1 n ' I u , . I . X. ' ' . . I Q A X4 X' . x' N x I . . A 4 X 5 . A X - .... . A Q Q fx - f , r- x S Xx X . ' X 5 . . . x SQ W . S Q . x x x ' x X ' x x N' x Xxxxx xx Xxx V I N -'xx Q N v . te ssl X. Qxx Q SXX' xr SSWX , X x,1:1:g:x3I - S x -if - 'clit' N x X. X osx X SX x xxx .x m N xx xxx x x te N S 2 VWW W MM f WW! W M!! KW! WWW!!! 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Walk GEUCFOSIIX Speed SfUdlOUSI1LNN Slendermss FANIOUS SAYING 5 ou n groiqg 7 T 11741 K Hzzfn' 11 fm! do wu my I 7 U ho and 0 Go on All Hgh! Ijuqgc c I Oh uaf It I I1 frat do wzl Iare Sfvon 0 5 ou tfmz won re smart 71, OI Ox N I not tml 11 lm IVe1l' An go on Honest? Dear HL art' Kelp qunt' HOBBY Gomg home early XVL5Fk1I1g SLI Ing papers Morormg 1 Ia Ford Readmq Srudxmg French Translarmg Spamsh Catclunq rldes XX arclmmq the c ock Rndmg on rlu rrun Drawmg N13klI'1g faces Lxstenmg to the radIo Talkmg Srudymg Borrommg luankub Talk1LS Makmg cmdy Smgmg Plaung cards Baklnq Walknng Eugene Curoll, ,37 Page twenty xxx ,Q I A ,7 I I K ' fl I ,jf 0 6 ,I If 4 1 I 7 ij ,ffifi ,,.. 'j f ' ' 1 , ,C ,Nz 14' X , ,I ' LM 151 ,T 4127 5091.1 '- 1 . , ' ' I xx' ' '. 2 '5 ,. I IV! L I- Y ' . i . ,:. '-. f rl' j I 4 ' ' I' , . kdf ' . . . . , V , S P . U V . . X , '. K 1 . , K . . .7 2 T.. . At l m'I.' . 'g ' . Q' , ' ' If 7. ' A I '. 1 , i . '. CII! ' IIIL' ' 4 ' .4 . J V . . , I A .9 V. ' i ' ' '- ff' . 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U ,- 4 v 1' 1 y me Walther what wuulh Ziaappen iff Reg1n1 Knobl1uch would not be friendly Fdlth Dltchey would stop chewmg gum K1y Nlenconx would blush Reg1n1 Don1hue would stop smllnng Dot F1rber would let hex finger n11ls grow K1thryn V1lCl1Ill1L would lose her school gurl complexion 1nt P1tLp1tr1cL would stop damnctng Peg Sweeney would forget to w me her h11r Betty Hegerty would grow tall Helen lVIonah1n would not have 1 dlscusston for hlstory class Eugene Carroll would stop glvmg stump speeches Leno Perdelll would not be the flrst called on during Religion pertod oe Young would lose his pep Speck Allxson would go on a diet OSCPTI Gallighef would DOI be 'I pCI'fCCt Cl'l1LlfTCL1I' Andy Colennn would not be a gentleman B111 Gerrxty would ever stop talking Paul Matthews would keep out of mlschlef Anthony Sarll would forget Pepsodents slogan Tommy Haggerty would forget how to juggle sod1s Agnes Moran would not be w1tty Angelo Txmperl would miss the mornlng tr11n WAN T ADS WANTED a class thtrty s1x or over to fill vacant class room left by SEHIOFS WANTED 1 speedometer for Dollv MOFQR s tongue WANTED 1 football pl1yer one hundred eventy two pounds to fill G Alllson s football su1t WANTED a foot stool to b used by Tony Sarl1 when he IS 1way 1t school WANTP D 1 girl to dust Nlother s dcslc when J1ne le1ves Dorothy Farber 3 7 LOST AND FOUND F O U N D By Peg Sweeney enough courage to speak her mmd FOUND By M1r1e DeLay Cor rect Tune LOST By Regma Knoblauch five pounds FOUND By C MCHCOHI a new way to wear her halr LOST By K Valentlne her stralght l1a1r FOUND A senlor boy who rldes the tram every day between Tam1qu1 and Reynolds pr1ct1c1ng how to sell m1g11lnes and apples Helen Mon1l11n 37 P :ge lnenfy sewn 3 f Q .5 x Q ' . 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May your shxp sml to success, And tlll time he torn asunder, Pray Saint Jeromels wlll e'er he blest Helen Nlonahan, ,37 Page twenty czglvt iff I y 7 4 f ' f ,J , 1: , X 2 f , Z W ff! 0 , , WM ,,,,,3y, 'f in i f , , ,,, , 0 , Z , , wfz, f, , 0 ,J f, ,f 4 y ff , X I 9 Z4 f f , L fl ,, ' 1 1 4 f ff, ff Q f fc 7 4 9 Q 1 41 f ! ff 110 1, f ff lg, I fm Qf,.4V,5gp ,Q ,Q fn, ,w, ' 2f,9f.,,f 1 w 1 !,,,ff: 0 4 f, f f f ,,,,,,,,f I ff I 3, fffff, gf .Ugg I ,ffffmffff ffm ff fm ffm f ,ff ffl' f f 1 2 -f 'QW 1 ff f lf!!! ! 0 x v C n V . 1 Y - . E - . C1 . . t . t . l , ' - 1 - y 1 V V I . 4 t . t . . t x ,- ' 5. ' s 1 s s ' 1 ' . . t . . t . . . . ' - - s . . . , - , , , 1 1 l 1 V . . t , , . , . , , t . H 1 , ' t . . . t D.. . t t . . X - 1 9 I l 1 K I Q . . . V. V 3 . 1 y , V- . 1 4 I . l . - . V tn to - . ta 1 -L I x V K . . x I . Q , . .K Q Q E . X V . . . . . . L v Y K u . . C -u WZW fl! I !fl!lfll!l!I!0W 12155 will Wfe tlme Senxor Class ol Sunt erome s Hlgll Sclmool ol tlme town of T11n1qu1 ol Qelmuyllxlll County of tlu State of Pennsylvnnn of the Unzted Smtes of Al11PYlC1 do lmerelwy LliVlSC' 'mel PLll7l1Sll rlme followmg 1s our l1st wlll 1nd testunent tlmerelvx revolclng wll former de-cl1r1nons mule lmeretolore To F1tl1el Daly Wfe bestow the sennments of tus xolume of Leone m memory o lns lneroxc endeqx ors to upllft us II1'lfLI'l3llW lntellectuilly ind socnllv P 'lther Hlgg ns Our esteem incl loxiltx Also tlme umors for lus I'CllglOI'l cliss, 1nd mu tlux re1l1.4e is x e dxd rhwr rellglon 1s 1 living thing is reflected III IS oun spxrlt ind selmolirl tempemment 0 the Slsters Qur sincere qpprecntlon and respect Seeing them div by day, we rrmls uns the lessons lmplanted bv them lneir l'-flllt Cur Alma Nhter Qur Splflf Cil lllyhlltx Ind ll1'ly Q.1Cl1 5LlCCCLdll1g C1155 gl rxl '15 'I 11101111 ment of tlns spnrxt xx nelm she ln l11CL1lC'lEL 0 Our Parents Our love and flpprecnnon, for mthour your generous self sacrxflcc our eclumnon would not hue been posslble Mqy me ever be true to the filth you have 111 us the umors The St.l'llOI' Cil'l5SI'OOlI1 'II1 Cllr lxl1C5YVledgL iff SCKIIOI' 5IL1CllLS the Sophomores Our sense of I'8bIJO11Sll'lll1fV NIU you use It whenever tlle occislon 'lrlses the Freshles Any pencxls erasers or piper tlru we may lniclvertently leive lnelimcl Cjlmerxslm rlum, for 111 some mwsne x-1y thu muy lIl1P'l1'l' some ln en knowledge e tlle lfldlkldllnll memlu rs ol tn LIHIUI' cliss ue weston 1 fol owe Plea er 71 -cf ,Q - Q' ,K X 'em' . 3 1 . f ' Xl ' x . 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Witnesses Eugene Carroll Gllbert Alllson Andrew Coleman Regma Donahue Page thirty f--.5 X f ff , , A mu, 5' y my 11,1 1 1 4 fe , -f 1 V if J' QM !'Q'f'ff2.,f WM 'Aff 0 , Q ,'Q4 2532 X 1 I0 ' 'ff' 1? X f Z1 , if f f f ,,,,,,,' ,,,,,,,,,,,ff,f, mf! I Q 14 Aff 'g2 ,43f'.,.! Wh, 1 f 10 ' , ,bo , V I ll! I J , . . . J , , . . - s - Ja J - s. - , J 7 . . J - , . . , . . . , . . . . J ' ' 7 l Y K. . . -- . I . J . . . ., , . . . Q . ., . - , . . , . l A . J . . . . , . . . . . . , . . . , . , . l 't . . J . . Y, . . , 7 , . - 1 o . K. n , . T' L . K . 'V W I M0!!W ! WWWfW W ffffff flf!!fffWlff!!W!WWW M lterarp ,A W A fl WH gm t VNU r' Q S Qs'- , 'fs H l . I' , x I QQ 1, W 5 X 2, if X ' ' 1, N If ' A, X f NN 5i'3 'f4'a , xXx S 1 miMW' W imma' , H!u,, A 1 .A'- 1-I 1. 1 1 fl W l lywylw f 07 ff111111111111ffffffffalflffymw11ffllffffffffffffflffffffffffffffffffff1ffffflfffffff11111111ffffnffffffafffffffffffflfffffmfffffffflffffaffffffff K 1011 W0 f X f 7 X X X 1 f 1 1 1 1 , X W ff 1 f 37 M! ly fn f f ffff f 1 1 I '7 j I f fffffffffffffffffffflzfffffffwxffw Z M ,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,, f M iff' ,ff ' X 0111111ff1fffffffffxfffffffffffflfffrfff1f11111frflffffflffzfllf1111ffrffflffffffffffffffffff11f1f1ff1111101111111111f111ff!ff111ffffffrafffffffffffffffffW X WI' I I f I VZIMXMW I wwffffflfffffff Trees I think that I shall never see A poem as lovely as a tree A tree whose hungry mouth is prtst Against the earths meet Hosting breast A trt th at loolts at God all day And lifts her leafy arms to pray What marvelous thoughts are portrayed ln oyce Ixilmers Trees beautiful specimen a tree One of the specimens that only God can create Its structure with limbs outstretched a in an attitude of praur seems to be thanlsing God for its creation As the seasons change so the tree and its appearance seems to be in Ltepmg with the time of the wear In the autumn the beautiful brown leaves fall Then in the winter the tree sleeps and a stillness and birene tem to permeate the surrounding atmos phere Ir would remind one ol the altar on Good Friday bare gloomy and lifeless Spiino lrrl es and the trees in all their splendor avalxe and begin to blossom Ar this time of the year the days are more pleasant and exeryone seems to dread the approach of night because it banishes the sight of the trees There is not a Iainting or a photograph that is complete without the presence of trees The stories of Saints and Martyrs often relate hots he or she marvelled at the structure of a tree or a leaf, and the thoughts which it created in the mind. In every case the thoughts were of the Almighty Power of God. there any thought more worthy than that of Hiiia who created you and me? Therefore, trees and the thoughts which they bring to the mind may be said to be one of the many reasons why we should strive to gain the end for which we were created, that is, eternal happiness with God and His Angels and Saints. A tree that may in summer wear A nest of robins in her hairg Upon whose bosom snow has laing Who intimately lives with rain, Poems are made by fools like me, But only God can malze a tree. Gilbert Allison, '32. KXXW Page 1171113 Iwo X X XX . . X W-tx, . . 4,.-Qffgxs-- .-'X . X iff? s Cd . ' X Q Q X- S . - . f . S ' Q , , ' Q - Q , 4 Q . I . Q 1, Q . - , S , ' S Cl s sw XJ ' ts 'Q I A N ' f if XX S ' . ' ' s , X f' I i' I . ' .-. I '. A- . 4 ' V ' ' . ,- ' LT ' ' - .' in . V 4 . . Y , W . 1 I A I I , I A I as A ' V , f I A I' , as 4 ' , ti I ,A , N X ' , ' ' S A . ' s Q s s , a . Q S S - . X s s . , A I , E I as XSS . . 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X SNK X x N SQ - S Seb Rv b Xxx X Q Q . wn f iQWWWWW Qmnng cIDut Qlatbuht nets In the present day pottry we have a numher of poems from the pen of Ci'lfl1OllC Poets Cnc of the greatest and lvest lanown IS oyce Klll1lCI' who wrote Mann Street Blut Valentmt Trees and many others whlch are wtdcly read Tht themes ol lus poems art hte growth sulltrmg and eath amhmon leadershlp and vahancy On these prtnctples he laased all has poems The most characterlstxc development of h1s poetry was towards the SlllglI1g and celebration of the hte of common folks He was a hung and mdlgnant protest agalnst the sneer whxch the worldhng and cynical dlrect agamst the numhle folk who helleve xn God xn the Dome Lam ln s mple love fldehty and vlrtue Another zealous and ardent poet was Father Abram Ryan who hved during thc Clkll mar perlod Of the many poems he wrote, the best known are A lVlen'-ory The Sword of Robert Lee, My Beads and Llfe HIS poems possess the purest source of poetic msplratton, truth and power Lxlce nearly all great men Father Ryan owes much of hls success to the early traxnmg and example of hls mother He also had great devo tlon to the Mother of God Wlaen his mother dled he placed a collec txon of h1s poems on her Grave a I'-lfflflg trlhute of a talented son to a devoted Mother Father Ryan not only won dlstxnctlon as a poet but also as an orator and lecturer If he had remanned m good health hls worlcs would have been more numerous but the Angel ol Death ended the career of our famous poet prlest Some other Catholic Poets well worthy of mentlon are ohn Henry Newman, Father Faber, Hxlalre Belloc, Francls Thompson and Thomas A Daly the authors, respectlvely of The Slgn of the Cross Grandeur of Mary Our Lord and Lady The Hound of Heaven, The Poet M argaret Swe eney, 3 - 4 ' ' . 2 'S' f ' !' 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Our soul s salvation is the final test of the value of earthly prosperity, and unless our lives be guided by these memorable words, we shall have lived in vain We were sent into this it orld to know, love and serve God in this world and to be happy with Him forever in the next If our actions are performed with this in view that is, every act with love and service for God, we will achieve success, but it will be God given success To Know Every man is given a mission to perform in this world He has received the necessary talents for doing his work One must know for what work he has been assigned Having found out, then he must work his work because it is his duty To Love-If man, after knowing his mission, fills it not for some earthly gain, but for the honor and glory of God, then he is fulfilling the second end of his creation and climbing the ladder of success To Serve Service shall this lead to success? Yes, if the known mission is fulfilled by you, for love of God Remember service cannot be given by proxy, you must be your own helper, and you must be watchful and diligent. If uyourl' service is to be what the world calls humble, and you carry it with self-respect and with an exalted soul, it may be made honorable. If your service is one which is honored and envied by your fellow-men, be watchful lest this worldly success rob you of the real success. It is a rare gift to keep the heart fresh and enthusiastic amid all distractions of a busy life. It is a rare gift not to be thrilled with pride when one is being incensed with admiration and glorified with his success, but it is within everyone's power to be mindful of his soul, and the end for which he was created, and with this in mind he will be a successful success. Leno Perdelli, '32, Page lhzrly-four W ffIWMWWWWWW! ffffffff14ffkMM I Qhhantages of Zlnhentwns Our universe has literally been revolutionized by the products of the inventive powers of several of our American inventors Before the invention of the Cotton Gin by Eli Whitney in 1793 only ten thousand bales of cotton left tne United States each year The gin increased the export so that at the time of the Civil War over four million bales were sent to Europe daily Toward the end of the next century our means of illumination was to be transformed In the days of our forefathers lighting was accom plished by means of lcerosene lamps or gas, but due to the efforts of Thomas A Edison, these are replaced by the incandescent electric bulb We are also indebted to Edison for many inventions that have lessened labor, made worlc more efficient, and afforded means of enter tainment which centuries ago would have been scorned as impossible The labor in the home has been reduced considerably by his experi menting with Electricity, for example the Electric Washer The house wife may fill the washer, turn switch, then enjoy her breakfast and attend to other duties while the wash is being done The Electric Iron does 1w1v with the endless tending to stoves and the waiting for flat irons to heat The Electric Sewing Machines which can operate as high as six hundred stitches per minute This is fully three times faster than the foot operator Phe Electric Range in respect to quality of cooking is undeniably superior to that of either gas or coal range. The electric range serves the purpose of cooking and draws energy only when in use. The farmer also has earned his reward from the discoveries of the marvels of electricity. The gas and steam engines have been replaced by electric motors. We can readily see that electric force can be intelligently applied to practically every operation which previously entailed hand labor. By the application of the Electric Telegraph, Alexander Graham Beli achieved another great marvel--the Telephone. This is a medium of conveying messages by the human voice. Doctors may be called to the aid of the sick. Business affairs attended to. In fact all modern life is linked with this instrument. .9 S .' s -. Q .S - ' IW f f . ' I, IA ' a l e- T i ,:f,f ff Aff, , 1,1 ,f , ' . - ' . . K . 1 1 , . . , ' - f 1 . , I Q . f . . . . Page lfnrty e flv vi! f 1ymW ff V! llllllklllflfllflllfdflllllfllldfllfllklllflUlffflflfllllfllfffll lf!!llf0l!flfflllffl!l0Will!lflfdillllifffllffflfflfllf! lfllllflhlfdfff ffl!! 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E' 0 XM fl' Z14 V7 I , M 1 111111111111110111111111M1111Wf X W Z K ff!! if J 111 1111111111111111 1 fly! j f f I X f 111111111111111 11111 111111111111 1111 111110 111 11 1 11111111111111114111111 111111a111a11011111011 M Www Whlmwm 1 0m111Wf111i The story of the Radio, its development and application, forms one of the most interesting chapter in the history of inventions Few people realize the importance of this, and the influence it has m our every day life or what the future holds for it The Radio had its beginning at the time of the Indians They communicated to each other by means of hollow logs The sender of the message would beat on the log with a mallet and the listener hold his ear to the receiving log This method was improved upon until we have the present day Radio At first the battery was the source of energy but this has been replaced by electricity Broadcasting from all parts of the world may be heard by everyone One may enjoy the privilege of hearing a religious sermon orators of note, obtain information on all current topics, either while in progress or within a few minutes of their happening Numerous other inventions could be enumerated, but those of which a short account is given will readily serve to show that this is truly an era of invention, and that each individual in every phase of life is realmng the advantages of same Andrew Coleman, 32 Q' 'Ib Suggestions for writing Three things are necessary in order to write well: to read books written by the best authors, listen to good speakers, and to practice your own style. When we know of what we are going to write, we should con- sider carefully the choice of words. Put thoughts in writing then re-read several times making such changes in placing and ranking both matter and words, so that our composition will be clear and emphatic. By listen- ing to the best speakers and reading the works of the best authors we will make their thoughts and expressions our own, thereby obtaining a large vocabulary and a varied style of writing. For just as in an instru- ment, so in style, there must be a harmony and consent of parts. If these suggestions are adhered to, with practice one will become a good writer. William Gerrity, '32, xxxxw Page thirty .fix Q vt . . jiixiglf.-' fl S iff? s XX . 3- -' X in -.X X XXX XXX ' X X N , N Q S Q Y Q . N . - S . N ' Q X S . X . N Q - Q . - X N Q Q XX Q XS N . - X . . - ' Q . . X . ' N . - . S N ' I ' ' x x X 1 ' . . m ' l s. X - . . 9 Q ' ' N SX ' 5 S 5 ' 3 5 S . xN x X ' Q Q ss' . . N E X E X . . . - 3 s X . 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' x X t x as g Shi X e so X Q wM ,ff wfff1wffmW AWV,M The buenee uf Qtitbmetlc mein, to reclcon or count, and arithmos, numbers This gives us a very clear definition of just what arithmetic is the reclconino or counting ol numbers Arithmetc is the glory of the hunaan mind Learned men have reaiized the true value of arithmetic and raised it to the dignity of a science Ir is really worthy of this elevation, because man from the begin ning of time has struggled with mathematical problems, so much so that it has become a part of his very existence We learn from Aristotle that Arithmetic had its birth in Egypt but this is uncertain The Egyptian pyramids however, stand as a proof that these people must have had some knowledge of at least practical arith metic However we owe to them our dec mal scale Counting was the first step in developing this science To accom plish this the ancient Egyptians, Babylonians and Greeks except when they used their fingers used pebbles on a reclconing board whose lines were at right angles with the user The Romans had tables especially for this purpose Reckoning on their fingers seems instinctive to people Children, learning to count, often use this method At the present time most people have a fair knowledge of mathematics They realize just what it means to them It is a set of mental gymnastics which develops their reasoning powers, sharpens their wits clears fog and cobwebs from the brain and schools the mind to concentrate properly What more can a naan ask? ane Fitzpatrick 37 4- no Brain esters Put down the number of living brothers. Double the number. Add 3. Multiply the result by 5. Add number of your living sisters. Multiply the result by 10. Add number of dead sisters and brothers. Subtract 150 from result. The right-hand figure will be the number of deaths. The middle figure will be the number of living sisters. The left-hand figure will be the number of living brothers. O . : ss- Q ' IN s r T T ' a W 1 Arithmetic is from the Greelc-arithmatilcos, sub-divided into arith- Q 1 C D '-I x I - x - 1 1 . . x is l Tl l l . C K l - C 1 I K . K. - C ' Y ' Y C A m - I 1 J. ' ' , 7 -. Y Page thirty reven fwv WW 7 fwfwy fl 07 IIIflllllfflflfdllfllilifdffhflflllffffllldlfflflfflflffffffffffffffIIfl!!lMlll!!!fIfIffl!lll!l!W!!Mf!0lf!!Wlllfffffffffl!!!ffffllflllfflfllflfif f ffff ff xxxx xxxxxx f ya! Q ff11111111fffffffffffffffffffff? Wmagff11fffffffffffffvffff0 I f , , fff, f 4 7 ff 4 X j QQ QNQQ QIQXXX SQ Q Qt X Q Xxx QQQ XX QQ QQ XX QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ XX QQ XX QQ QQ X QQ X QS QQ QQ QV Qx QQ X Q Q Q Q Q X Q Q Q X Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ QQ X Q Q QQQ X Qxx Q Q Q Q QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ XQQ X Q xx S X QQQ QQ QQ fffffffffflf fffff Qlrlals uf a net Ive been told to wrlte some verse, Blest mf I know how to start I wrxte one bad, another worse, Oh' II nearly breaks my heart One verse complete, No, that wont do I scrape my feet And start anew Ive crossed words out Tull Im blue 1n the face And Im sure Ill shout, If I don t fill some space Others write poetry And I can t see, Why lts just llke geometry To poor llttle me Dear me me Ist sure regustecl I don t know what Ill do Other poets llves rusted And I guess that s mx end too Dear frlends don t be too hard And say I didn t try You know at this Im not a card, Oh' Oh' Im gomg to cry Ellzabeth I-Iegartv ' Q' '41 lupaltp to lass Cwlth Apologlcs to Scott, Breathes there a senior wnth spxrnt free, Who never to hls mates hath sald This IS our Class, and loyal wc'll be For sadness hath wlthm hmm burned As graduation txme drew near, After plocldlng along for four good years? If such there breathe, please mark hlm well, For hum no graduatlon bells, Many though h1s honors, though proud his name, Boundless his goal as wlsh can claxm, Desplte those honors, strength and rlches, The miserable, concentrated all m self And though dylng, shall go down To mere dust from whence he came, Unknown, unhonoured and unlnked Thomas Haggerty. '37 Page tlmly ezgbt Q s Q QQXIX Q QQ X XQ'g X QQ E . NQQ X . QQK QQ QQQQ Q X ' -.-X.-QQ---x .Ugg :QQLQQ---' ' Q X xxx Q .Q QNX Q ' ' . Q -. .Q . - XX Q , r . I 'Q , S X . - - ' ' QQ X . - I - ' F A . I - 4 4 N P- . ' , I , .- . V ' .' 1 , - ' . 3. , . s 1 , G .Q - Q . - . . , Q X ' .. ,. ' . Q ' Q . - Q Q ' Q Q . r QQ Q Q Q3 xQQ Q x Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ' s - 'SX X- QQQ Q V 1 Q: 59-QX I la Q , . Q g,.,.QQX, Q -N Q - QQ 1 Qzxf QQ QQQQ X Q Q X SQQQ X RQ X Q tQQQ Q QQ QQ N Q SQQS XQQ QQ X Q M fff 1 Elubnnp 5 team As ohnny Smith l1y 'awake in bed one sunny d1y in M1y He stopped with quick attention as he heard his Motlier s1y ohnny boy, come, hurry if you don t you ll get the stick from mt and from Miss Merrill But ohnny just pulled up the covers over his he1d to dre1m And thought he w1s C'1fCl1lI'1g c1tt1es in the old Nlmeou stre1m He dre1med he w1s 1 doctor with all their c1res 1nd joys Giving pink and white pills to 1ll the girls 1nd boys He thought of little Mary Brown assisting by his side And then he thought of law yers with all their pomp and gr1ce Of standing in a courtroom defending every case And then of being 1 teacher, but remembered with 1 gro1n He had two Hoggmgs coming, one in school and one at home So children, do your dreaming when you won t be late for school, For ohnnys present will be waiting The good old Golden Ru e 3 Helen Monahan Q' '41 5-lily jfruenhs Thank God for the friends of my high school davs With their hearts of gold and their wonderful w1vs I can never forget the fun char we ve h1d Many times, both joyful and s1d As we le1ve the port1ls of our de1r old school We should keep in mind the golden rule God gives us the treasures that we love As He watches us from His tl1rone above We are no longer high school friends anymore, As we disembark on life s golden shore Now we s1y goodbye until we meet 1g11n May God bless us 'md keep us till then C Menconi 3 7 ffff1fffxfWl Pu, 4 tf IMI Q' . 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The object of the Association is to promote the interest of Student Govern- ment and to stimulate interest in all activities than represent the school. The duties of the President and the Assistants are to be present at all meetings of the councilg to have all members co-operate in maintaining proper school discipline, to force regulations for the cleanliness of the school and school property, and above all, to maintain silence in corridors and in classrooms. In the event that any member of the school misbehaves to the extent that further disciplining is necessary, he or she is brought before the executive head of the Student Government, the judges and assistants, who carefully consider the case and sentence the offender according to the misdemeanor. My own opinion of Student Government is that it is a great advantage in as much as it has been adopted in our High Schools and Colleges. It leaves the student to feel that he or she has a direct interest in his co-workers, welfare as well as helping to put the student more or less on an honor system, thereby creating a feeling of greater responsibility in school discipline. Kathryn Valentine, ,3Z. mxw Page orlyvsix flrfi X ., '-,.f , X 7 V hc ffffffffffffffffffffffffff1fW Wffffxffffffffffffffffmf QQ lf? ,By yfh W ,Za if ,I l ffm, ff we wry! ,f fl' ' 1 , , . . Q ' ' ' 1 !WWf !W!!wfffwWf Wff!Mlf! .9- 0 s 1 H WlW'W5' W ' f A - a wwwwwf , S . ,S X f A,f,,,,wfm 1 .' , 3 5 vwfmfffwfwfwwf ff ' I MM N qsQm A Qtbletlrs : P fff1f1ffffffMWM7W 'X 1 4 kc f u uw Y 2 S f I I ' K ,. V , M , I -I ,f, -' 1 . 1' f X XX A If 1, ff! .Ik Il- l 5 ,UH .x, , 'k .1 Xt L. J 1 s 4'- X ' 1 ' ' 4? 1'.1j' 'uit'-w '. ywefww W f 1? 0? 4 f !QMMZOM W WlWWlZWWWMIIIIIIlIIQIIEHIIf0M00 A'00WfW00llllZlWlQW if 2 Qggfffffmf 41 ' 4 L 1111111mlm1111011Mn11W1 11111 , W pyw wyfff1yQ ! ,jg ' 71 I0 , , A .fl Vw, 1442 jf!! 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Long runs by Sarli and the deadly tackling of Allison featured the game. On September 26th we visited our old rival, Coal Township. The weather for football was ideal and the crowd witnessed a hard fought battle. Both sides had a chance to score but lacked the necessary punch. The final score was O-0. Our second game at home found Mauch Chunk Catholic lining up against us. We defeated them 15-O, the result of two touchdowns and a safety. Young Adam Gigli found himself in this game and made several nice runs, aided by some good interference. Page arty eight 2 On October 10th we faced the biggest hardest and the best football team that St Jeromes in the three years of competition has had occasion to play Shenandoah High School undefeated all seison and every inch 1 state chain pion The score was 35 O but while we were beaten we were far from bemg disgraced On October 17th St erome s rose to the heights and outplaycd 1 powerful Minersville High team A heavy favorite before the game the big blue club could not penetrate the stubborn resistance of the Lions 'md were lucky to come off with a tie No one individual could be mentioned as starring although Andy Coleman played a great game at end when he went in during the second ha We had an open date on the 74th and toolt 1 much needed rest The 30th found us in Shenandoah facing a greatly improved and altered Catholic High team The game was hard fought and close all the way the final score bemg our third 0 0 game of the year The last month of football arrived and with it came Nesquehomng High hailed as champions of the Carbon Schuylkill League In the first half we outplayed and outfought their team and going to the dressing rooms at half time held a 13 12 edge but in the final half their size and numbers had a telling effect and their smooth attack smothered us under a 30 13 score B111 Gerrity looked good in this game and the calling of plays by Matth vas was also worthy of commendation On November 14th we visited the wind swept gridiron of the Red and Black of Mahanoy City The playing on both sides was ragged and play was hampered by a wind of gale like proportions The score was 75 0 and once more our colors were dipped in defeat On November 71st McAdoo presented its undefeated steam roller for our approval With four regulars on the side lme we dropped a loosely played game 20-0. Then came Thanksgiving and with it Coaldale High, our traditional rival. Before a good crowd we started off by taking the ball to the one-foot line only to lose it on downs. The first half play was all St. Jerome's although Coaldale connected for a long pass and a touchdown. In the final half they outplayed us and won by the score Z0-7. Allison, Sarli, Young, Gerrity, Matthews and Coleman finished their High School careers with this game and played well. ' It is htting here that we should give tribute to one of our boys who, by work and diligence, was picked by the sport writers of this territory on the All-County football team, Gilbert Allison, a hrst-class center, a good student and a worthy ideal for all future athletes of our high school. To him we offer our congratulations and best wishes for continued success when once more he dons the moleskins for some school of higher education. -' c fr Q 6 x ' . ' 1 n A 3 1 ' M 10111100 9 , . . . -. , t 1 1. 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The team got under way on December 18th by defeating Mauch Chunk Catholic by a 29-18 score. For the first game they looked good, and continued the improvement the following week when, on Tuesday night, they bowled over the fast McAdoo team by a 25-15 count. We were now ready for bigger things and set sail for Shenandoah High during the holidays. The game was fast and thrilling throughout, but by a last quarter spurt Shenandoah rompecl home with a 32-28 decision. And then came that game we were all looking forward to. Once more we would see the stars of yesteryear in action. We did but their lights were somewhat dimmed by a 33-18 lacing. Page iffy Wwvfwv 1 WIQW f 2 'X 1 4 ai X I, I A , , ,, ,,, ,, 4 , Z 7 2 1 f ' ,f ' e 2 W- P , fafm ffm pw Mio ff HZ 19 ffm I 1 . ff. . fm,-.,., A Z f ff Y , ,,f ff -,, f .Lf 9 33.4 6 X , my , a 1 J 7 f 'i n -. ' 4 . s -Cv - ' - - I f IA A 1 W fllff wWfy . , - , - . - - . t r . D V 1 r , 1 A L I .7 K K V . . h . . 1 ' 4 r , 1 ' 1 , . Y . . Y . . 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D Our next game was ag11nst Summit 1-1111 champions of the Schuylkill Carbon League and winner of two play off contests in the state elimination tournament Thev Proved 1 little too much for our boys 1nd sunk us under a 75 17 score The g1me w1s interesting 111 the w1y from st1rt to finish, and w1s witnessed by 1 l1rge crovsd After 1 week s l1yof1 we journeyed to Allentown '1I1Cl p1'1ylI'lg 1 f1st snappy game, swamped the Catholic team of that town under 1 40 17 score The entire squad of nine players took part in this contest and p11yed well On 1nuary 77nd we played host to the big Nlinersvllle club After 1 slow 11rst h1lf the boys found their eyes 1nd breezed through to 1 30 71 decision Once more our old on1h Summit H111 proved too strong The game was fairly close till Whetstone and Allison were removed on personal fouls From there the Hillers romped to a 40 70 decision This was the worst defeat suffered by the club during the season The next three games were of the type that make basketball the sport it is, that is good, f1st, close games, with lots of action and the decision in doubt till the final gun The first of these tussles was against Allentown Central who aided by a spectacular last five second shot, nosed us out by the score of 25 73 Smarting under this unexpected defeat the team won the most sensational game ever played by a St erome team the following Friday when the highly touted LaSalle Prep team came to town with a record of eight straight victories The Lions won the sensational game by the close score of 76 25 The hair raising games continued to follow us when we traveled to Miners ville and won a thriller by the close margin of 19 17 On February 16th we journeyed to Coaldale and dropped a 75 14 declsion The score was 8 8 at half time, but the team fell to pieces the second half and dropped a rather loose contest. Two games followed with Lansford Catholic, both of which were won by the following scores, 29-18 and 19-14. The Games were coming a little too close together, because the team played loose basketball in defeating Allentown Catholic by a 26-15 count. The passing was fair but the shooting was the worst of the season. The next game was a return contest with La Salle at Philadelphia. On a court much larger than any in this part of the state they nosed us out by a 23-17 score. We would like to take this opportunity to thank La Salle for its wonderful hospitality. While the game was lost the boys enjoyed themselves, as they spent the week-end in Philadelphia. 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QW! 4 Wfwwff X mnfffffwffffffu few nights later to break the school scoring record against Port Carbon That team was swamped under a 63 12 score Allison had a great night with 25 points The following night we made it a perfect week end by beating Mauch Chunk on their own court by 30 8 Close guarding featured the game, the Chunkers only getting two baskets The next game was against Coaldale and was one of the best of the year Coming to town with one uctory ox er us they were the favorite to wm, but basketball is uncertain and the Lions playing one of their real good games walked off the floor with a 3717 victory The game was rough, and our ability to shoot fouls helped considerably We made 18 out of 25 This closed our regular season, but as several weeks of winter still remained, St erome s decided to run something never before attempted by a coal region Catholic school, that is, a basketball tournament As most of the teams had Finished their season the entries were limited to four clubs The Hrst game was between St erome s and Allentown Central, a team that had defeated us twice during the regular playing season We knew we could lick them and we did by the decisive score of 78 17 In the other prellmmary game St Ann s of Freeland dropped a thriller to Pottsvllle 76 24 Interest in the tournament was 1nountmg and on Friday April lst, a capacity house turned out for the final game The game was close and exciting, but Pottsville played better basketball and became Catholic champions by the score of 74 to 18 In conjunction with the tournament a foul shooting contest was also held Hogleman of Allentown captured this giving a fine exhibition, shooting thirty out of thirty five attempts In starting the tournament we believe that St. Jerome's has started some- thing that will revolutionize Catholic high school basketball in this part of the state. 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V , 7 J ' ' . . . , . . whmww f W,,,,,,Wj,,,f Qlumm ntes In compiling any record of the alumni of St Jerome s High School, one must not lose sight of the fact that only five classes have been grad uated since the eventful une of 1927, when St erome s sent its first representatives into the world of facts In other words, the school and its alumni are still young, which means that nothing extraordinary can be expected of the graduates at present They have not yet been long enough in the battle of life to dlstinguish themselves, to perform any unusual deeds of valor, consequently they have not yet won any laurels, since decorations come only after accomplishment This IS not intended as an apology for none is needed It IS merely a statement of fact But young as is the history of St erome s alumm, smail as their achievement may be at the present time, one fact stands out conspicuously The foundation for future achievement has been and is being solidly laid This is evident when one considers that more than half of our graduates have not stopped after leaving high school, but have continued their studies in colleges, universities, hospitals and religion To this fact, graduates, former teachers and others connected with S eromes point with pride, justifiably, too, since few high schools can boast such a record It compares favorably with that of preparatory schools whose express purpose IS to prepare students for college entrance St erome s was never intended as a preparatory school for college but for life, inspiring its sons and daughters w1th a desire for further knowl edge was merely incidental in the school s mission. With this preface, we shall append a brief outline of the present activ- ities and occupations of St. Jerome's alumni, who wish the class of 1932 every success and happiness which can crown a career well-spent. May they take their place on the stage and play their parts in a manner which will bring glory to them and honor to their Alma Mater. ..Qlilb.- lass uf 1927 Ruth Hanlon chose the better artl' and is now Sister San Gre orio 1 . g , I. H. M., stationed in St. Ignatius, Convent, Centralia. Mary Moran took a course in education at West Chester State Teachers' College and taught school for two years. Page ffly four WiQIW! ll!! ff!!fll!!fWWWVlWWWWf!!VQW Margaret Flynn IS contlnulng her studies ln dentistry at Temple Umversxtv after an mterruptxon due to Illness Francls Beyrent will have 1 degree of bachelor ol laws conferred upon hum ln une by Georgetown University ohn Hegarty IS at home recovermg from 1 nervous breakdown wh1ch forced l1lI11 to abandon his studles after completmg 1 pre medxcal course at Georgetown Umverslty Much el Casmo lS 1 reporter and columnist for the Fvenlng Courier after l1'lV1I1g received 1 Bachelor of Arts degree from St oseph s College 18155 nf 1928 Marla CYUCIS, I H M statloned ln St oachlm s Convent Frankford Phlladelphla osephlne Kelly IS puttxng into practlce the educatxon acquired at West Chester State Teachers College by f6'lCll1I1g ln St erome s C6Clll'1 Matthews has turned to the art of healmg after belng grad uated as a nurse from St Agnes I-lospltal Phxladelphxa ohn Lenahan wxll be graduated 1n une from St oseph s College where he studled ournallsm ohn Cox wxll receive '1 dlploma and an A B degree from Notre Dame Unlverslty 1n une Frank Sweeney 1S completxng a course ln chernlcal engmeermcr Drexel Instxtute, after havmg attended St oseph s College for two years Quint: Glass uf 1929 Mary Johns had the dlstlnctxon of benng the First graduate of St erome s to marry and IS now Mrs Charles ohns of Dearborn Mlcll Mary Hegarty and Mary Gallagher will soon complete then courses of trammg at the school for nurses of St Agnes Hospltal Phlladelphn Andora Ruggerl was the second graduate and the second member of her class to march up to the altar and IS now Mrs Frank Sercola, of Mlnersvxlle Page fv ly fx to r sl x 7 , 'S . ' , ' Z1 , f ff ' ,x A I. I I: x V. I K ix l x l Q ex Ax x . J m .1 . t 1 . l 1 - xl . Y . .. .ja fill Margaret Gilmer followed her chum's footsteps and is now Sister . . i I N . . I J . , J l Q , 1 , . . I 1. e ' . , . . J 3 ' L ' J .J r . J ' ' . ' . . . . . g f ' J . . . . . C . . D at ' ' . J ' . , J t ' . . J , L , ' . C . 'V , . , . . . . . , .. . L - L ' n L . 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Matthews Sure, but I never got any Leno I thmlc I ll go south for rheumatxsm Angelo Its che1per to get lt here What lb your brother m colltge A halfbaclc I mein ln studies Gerrlty Alllson Gerrlty Allxson Ch, ln studxes he's away baclx UW Q93 CHITOII ho XVSS the greatest l'I'3pSl'lOOfCI' of all UIUC Sarll Ha111let's uncle, for he dld murder most foul 'I Teacher Name a liquid that won't freeze I' Donahue Hot water If CCIUCRIIOII IHZIICCS 3 PCFSOII feflned, WI'lV IS 3 college COLIFSCQ Farber Ten gurls stood under an umbx ella and not one got Monahan I-Iow,s thatw, Farber It wasn't ralnlng H 0fn111f111M1 11 1 men say, I thlnlc WSI 77 Page fifty crght 1 1111 f K 1 1 14' 1, 4- X , ,, , ZH ,fo , , , ,. 1 1 -- , ,,, 4 X V133 , Z If 4 f 22,3 V, , 1 , my 0 1 , 1, f , 4,0 I 4 I 1 Q Q7 ,,, ,f f Wm? 1 4 1 ff!!-, pf Q! 41 0 X1 A 714' Z ' Z y1ff1 ' f Q ff, ff '24 1, 1 afheffzaz ff 1 fo ,W z,414,4p,,3 I I , fmg 1 wf, iff'-v,,., 1 y f '51 ,qv r M, 1 .fn 0 1'f K--.26-Ms. -,W If 'Z , - - , me - 1 a - Q - a va - . re ' ' IQ ' ' 77 I u I- ' - -Q as . er V . . an . . . fl ' , ee A V as . . . , . . rl ' 'K' fx 17 I me - , v - va . ex v - ra . . . . . ,, .- . H 9.. A h . ee V vy - G Q: - - av . . . 1' W W!W!WW f ffffff f!ffff1fHWl i An ocullst wis exanmxnmg the eyes of leno Perdelll, 'md had requested htm to read the top lme of 1 test card the letters of which ran I-I P R T V Z K F H When some moments had elapsed the ocullst sud Do you mean to s1y that you camnot relcl letters of thwt Slit, eno 1 cam Lt tm etters 111 rnght but I mnt pronounce tu uloommg wor s Te1cher Wllllaxxm, can you tell me how much water flows over Niagara Falls to a quart' errxty Yessum two punts Teacher loolsmg over Angelo s homeworlxl I don t see how II s posslble or 1 single person to make so m1ny llllstnllxcs Angelo It xsn t 1 smglc person, teacher lswther helped me Nlany a true word has been spolcen through false teeth now there IS only one I-low dlcl that happen? C1rroll Well lf was so dark ln there that I dldn t see the other PIECE Alllson applymg for a job Do you want a good, smart boy? Store Manager No I do all the worlx myself Alllson Thar s just the ltmd ot a place Id like s r Nlght falls morning l3I't'llxS, save the pieces Teacher nn chemistry class Name two irtlcles contaumng st1rch lVlencon1 Two cuffs 1nd 1 collar Teacher What part dld the U S play ln the war? Knohlauch The Star Spangled Banner Teacher I-low m1ny wars were engaged m wxth Spun? Moran SIX Teacher Enumerate them Moran Une, two, three, four, FIVE, sn: Teacher Wluqr dnd Paul Ru ere say at the end cf his hmous rlde' Dltchey Wlmoi P1 gl lx 11 .. ' :Q x S , 3 IA ' ' l , I 1 n ' K D' R , ' I . . , . '. . ' . Y' . . B . , . ' ,' L : Ol,l . sn le I- Q . ' . '. ' l' l . Y . ' ' , V 1- ' 1 . '11 G - H rf fx 1 Y - in c V' I x '- X-V r I ff V 4 ' ' ,Q ' F . h 4 .Q I ,Q ,. - rc -K ' Q' X K X n uv Carroll's Ma: Eugene, there were three pieces of cake in the pantry and -,, . 4 V, . , 1 I . ,, . 1 . . ,, ' ce , as . . . , . . 1 gg I w ' - 7 ' ' VI : . ' ' . , '1 . 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J , . 1. -. . . . . . Q S . . r ' 5 - - ' , . r . . . r . . . . ' - 1 J 's . . V , , .' . . , . 1 ' 'I -, . Nl s, . . . ' NI 5 , , fl . 4 . Compliments Of Star Army and Navy Dr. Clement A. Store Zerdesk N y The Vx'Orkinglnz1n's Fricml PEOPLES TRUST BLDG- IIT IZAST BROAD sTRI2la'r COR. BROAD AND CIQNTIER s'rRmsTs TMMQUA. PA. TAMAQUA. PA. FUMI LIMENTS OF Phlladelphla Bargaln Store TAMAQUA PA COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES X BLOCK Compllmmt Yettel' Autg Supply C0 Weaver News Replace: ent Part Service 5 ISERWICK STRl'l:I' IHANIAQUA IAIVI AQUA PX 3 . Q O C 0 . x S Of ll ' HARRY XVEAVER B- i0S Iilni' P- ' ' Q .' ,PA. M f . A. I K ' wlxty-If 26 FACTORIES 130,000 PAIRS DAILY COMPLIMENTS OF Endicott-Johnson Shoe Co. Better Shoes or Less Money ooMPL1MENTs OF MILLER S SHOPPE 117 W BROAD STREET TAMAQUA FRIEDBILRG S Ladles and Chlldren s Wearlng Apparel MILLINERY XV BROAD STREET TAMAQUA We Call For and Deliver Free If It s Real Service You Want 'OSEPH VARANO lR Brmg Your Shoes t lxlotto Clty Shoe Rebullders SATISFACTION 105 E BROAD STREET TAMAQUA PA 66 f 99 9 . . PA. Tl 9 O , O , O 22 . . PA. Phone 1144 Shaving Hair Cuni g 7 ' . J 1 , ' ' 0 . . Blk k J 51 Shampooing Nl saging four 50,7 Tamaqua Restaurant P A BARLETTA A Good place to Eat Ladles and Gents Custom Tfulorlng N k 13 WEST BROAD STREET 13 MAUCH CHUNK STREET JULIUS KOLB GEORGE KOLB KOLB BROTHERS General Insurance and Bonding sz 34W BROAD STREET TAMAQUA PA EAMES BAKERY The Home of Prosperlty and Butter Krust Bre d Slleed or Unshced At Your Grmers or Delxx ered to Your Door Eetibllshed 1890 B6Ck61',S Building Supplies OFFICE AND MILL 223 249 ROYVE STREET COAL DOCK S. GREENWOOD STREET R. C H BECKER, Proprietor Tamaqua, Pa. Pgu tty PIIUUC ' 4--I O I . , , Sulte Made to Order 510.4111 and up Dry Clcunlng. Proving amd Rcpgxirmg. Dycmg first Clubs Var iRCllSUll2li7iU Prices . ' - 9 9 ' 9 G6 ' 99 66 99 af S 1 1 . 3 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK TAMAQUA PA Resources Over S5 000 000 AUTHORIZED TO ACT AQ EXECI TOR ADMINISTRATOR CII ARDIAN TRI STEE OR IN ANY OTHER PIDUCIIARX CAPACITX THE TURNING POINT The turnmg pomt 11 1 young mm hte often tlk 111 uh n h1 of h1 lvmk on l1I1lI'lL1ll IIIIULI' The Tlme to Start IS NOW The PLACE to Start 1S THE PEOPLES TRUST CO Tmnqui Progrewx Bmk Member of the Federal Reserve System 9 0 9 9 f K , , . Y .I , , J , , . , 1 , . T 7 7 , J J J H ' ' -12 1 2.5 V Qeswace 'Q 's employer finds him saving regularly and seeking advice from the ofiicers Asa' -1'-E zrs, I I O I HH 7 ' 'VN 2 . . s A fe . P g ' fy- ' HADESTY HARDWARE CO HARDWARE Othello Ranges Plumblng and Heatlng ATXXAFLR KLNT AND RCA VICTOR RADIOS LI I C IRIC SNK EEPERS NX ASHERS PAINT SPORTING GOODS STOVES 104 YY est Broad Street Tamaqua Pa CFUIHIUIIIIILIII I Next Tune Haxe Your Permanent HARRY E LEWIS THE THERMIQUE VR AY ti t Bobbmg EUGENE F SOWERS Dependable Insurance TAMAQUA NATIONAL BANK BUILDING TAMAQUA PA O C I 'Y 9 Q - 0 , I ' I s 0' . Thv Coolest Expert Hair Cutting and Nlos Cmnforable , , and Sal est pl'l'lll1ll'l0l1t O I g' Lly It Had to be Good to Get Thls Seal AMERICAN MEDlCAl ASSN 20044 SAYLOR S HOM AID BREAD Cash Buyers Market MEATS GROCERIES 366 36 HUNTER STREET For Quality Grocerles Call on J W LAUER 1 107 LAFAYETTE STREET TAMAQUA PA Burt s Drug Store T1m1qu1Q lvlost Relnhle Drug Qtore 11 CENTRE STREET Our Modern Equlpment and Sknlled Craftmanshlp Insure Your Complete Protectxon and Satlsfactxon A L HADESTY Jr Phone 9? ry lv: O K Y von 9 - o o , Ph r -ful Phone Orders Promptly Delivered Unk I ' Phone . C:UIllPllTllCIlI4 uf ' , . 1 1 z'. A T 1 e x K, o o 9 o :ix -sig COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE L MEREDITH PRINTER CONRAD S COMFORT STATION Grocerzes, Czgars, Candy Accessories Gasoline Tydol Sunoco Atlantic Onl Veedol Tydol Sunoco Atlantic Pennzoll uaker State Fnrestone Tlres and Tubes W R CGNRAD Proprletor 443 PINE STREET TAMAQUA PA Comphments of JOHN NEUKLIS C 81 M Chemlcal C0 Barber Shop Fluid Expert Cleaner Washlng Majestic Hotel GIRARDVILLE PA DEPENDABLE J HOWARD WILLIAMS Plumbing and Heating Contractmg MAYTAG WASHER HoovER CLEANER . 9 . . X . - . , 3 1 1 3 9 . . , , . Compliments of A . O Manufacturers of Pl -347 Q O . . Ps ' y When Eatlng Ice Cream Why N ot Eat BURDAN S7 Thl ICE CREAM 1 111 nd hom HIC H TRADE FREAIVI md PL RE FRUIT FLAVORS xx1thc ut th L 1 g lit 1 th r fl er J It up IICI q111 BURDAN ICE CREAM CC 1AMAQUA PA Sanltatzon Guaranteed Phone 52136 Emerlch s Sunnyslde Dalry Pure Whole Raw Mllk Best for Bables Helsler s Cloverleaf Dalry 0111111111111 nt 1 Mr Gallagher Pure Ra M lk and CICHII TAMAQUA R D 1 19 R41 C O . . . , s 1 s 1 Q ' fl 1 I 1 1 7 1 c us' ff jc: 1110 m'111yc1 Q 'Il- S. Get 21 pint or qL1111't 1111111 11 BERDAN dealer amd cn11v111cc your selfcf ' ss ,c 1' Qlity. C 0 C C , O U I I ' 9 J ' C S ll- ' , . W' l ' 1 . . Phone - Pg ' 5' WOOD BROTHERS CONFECTIONERY an RESTAURANT Dmners-Sandwlches-Pastry Spec1alD1nners-35C 50c S1 00 Fancy Packages of Chocolates 50c 75c 100 Home Made Ice Cream and Candles NATIONAL 50 to S1 00 STORE Always the Best ln Popular Prlced M6PCh3Hd1S6 ED POWELL MEATS AND GROCERIES Quallty and Service BROAD STREET FAMAQUA PA . . , , . 1 9 9 'S ' Compliments of Footwear of the hour as decreed by Fashion presented ln the style and leathers most becomlng to your outflts, and equally inter estmg are the lower prices of today At KEILMAN S BROS Tamaqua s Leading Shoe and Hosiery STORE 32 34 WEST BROAD STREET E pe t Service Free START YOUR C AREER TODAY H1 the ear er you plinned for your elf tlken definite h 1pe7 Home opportunitiesh' Here a may to hnd out just how near you ir to th goil you et for your elt ind proxe whether you mean husine START A SAVING ACCOUNT' With your xery hrst deposit you know you re getting there you re launched on your career Start now with Sl or more The Tamaqua Natlonal Bank TAMAQUA PA The Bank 0 Personal Servlce . U . . . . I . 9 . , 0 U x r ' .s rue' 1 A sr 1 'szr. .H you taken account ot your temperament, your responsibilities and your fs ' ' ' e ' 2 c e . s s . Y ss: e . . 73 - . , . Q , . f ' P g Lv- M LOSOS TAMAQUA Where the Better Dressed Man Buys His Suits and Furnishings 51 95 2 95 All Sizes All Styles THE ROXY SHOE STGRE Always Fzrst Wzth the Newest 123 WEST BROAD STREET TAMAQUA PA BAILY S PHOTOGRAPHS 1861 There's A Reason Q 0 1 S 0 0 To the Proms or Weekfend Parties Where Better Judgment of Style in Shoes and Dress Insures a Second Invitation 7 9 Gas and Oil MAFF,S SERVICE STATION 900 EAST BROAD STREET, TAMAQUA, PA. Greasing Done by Experts GRIFFITHS BROS JOSEPH URBAN Hardware Paints Enamels GRQCERIES AND MEATS Stove Repairing Our Specialty 307 Washington Street 40 F BROAD sr TAMAQUA PA Tamaqua Pa Compliments 0 Tamaqua Underwear Factory HIRSCH BARBER and BEAUTY SERVICE A SERVICE FUR PEGPLE VJHO CARE g pt Fgcl L dEd h T h Phone 412 TAMAQUA PA U o .. -. ., . . 1 ' I f gg 17 Discriminating women who demand the utmost in experienced, distinctive service find our service to their liking. XVe specialize in facial treatments, manicuring, hair-cuttin , hair dyeing, hair and scal reatments. finger waving and marcelling. Our operators experts in Euegene, ri i ine. Frederick, e lVlur an rnond permanent waving. Franco American Nlet od of Beauty Culture aug t , . seven '-four COMPLIMENTS OF The Modern Sanitary Dairy CMatuella'sD 409 EAST BROAD STREET TAMAQUA, PA No M ll Clompl te Wlthc ut Bobst s Cream Crust Bread PICS Cakes Rolls The Nan e to Go By When You Go to Buy Pastrles and Fancy Cakes a Speclalty VVhen You Eat Eat The Best BLUE BOY AND EMPIRE CANNED GOODS Tamaqua s Orlglnal Wholesale Cash and Carry Store GOESER S d 1 Tamaqua Laundry and Cleaners Comphments ot Dry Cleanmg Dyemg Carpet Cl I y Cl Phone l4Cl or Lm fold 'Nl M O G d cz , c ' ' w 9 . 1 ...- , O O 9 Estnlwlislw 887 eaning YVC Can Glvc You One Day Service on Jr leaning S e 1 1 s' ' . f Use ur Service-for N oo ness Sake pk , v. 7 ANDREW BRESLIN General Contractor and Bullder Planlng M111 and Lumber Yard Summlt H111 Pa HARDWARE E 1 IS 1 S f gc SELIGMAN 8z CO Inc When Better Automoblles are Bullt Bulck Wlll Bulld Them VULCAN GARAGE Q C I 0 , o lec rica upp ies-Radios- por in oods O, O TAMAQUA, PA. N. A. SELIGMAN, Proprietor TAMA UA, PA.