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

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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 . C 'f .wt