St Johns High School - The Eagle Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1953 volume:

5 E E L. 2 E a R' E6 5 14 6 w 2 Q i F1 5 5 B If 366660 firm REVEREND JOSEPH W. GRUNDNER We, the Senior Class, dedicate the 1953 Golden Years to Reverend Joseph Grundner, our loved pastor and friend. For his unflagging interest in all our problems, for his constant fatherly efforts in our behalf, we are truly grateful. In compliance with the declara- tion of His Holiness Pope Pius XII, hs, by his exemplary life as a Priest, Educator and Pastor has really made religion the basis of our education. we leave St. John's with the highest Catholic principles and ideals and shall strive to be what he expects us to be-- Catholic msn and women Hin deed and in truth...n Ex fl ,. 15' , 'L 5 .ia 1. 5 3 0l elfU0l X! 9 X. wq X 19577 Q iw J J R -521410 L n W 6 X N we I Jesus therefore saith to the Disciple: 'Behold thy Hother.' And from that hour, the disciple took, her to his own. The disciple took her to His owm That is our heritage--to take Mary to be our own. Are we not the sons and fl 1, chughters of this Apostle of Paradoxes? K JU X' Was he not the Son of Thunder and yet NI012 the Beloved Disciple? During our four ,QS golden years here at St. John' High School, we have learned to be sons of XX thunder in our fidelity to our Chris- ?' tisn faith, and gentle Apostles of love Q and charity in our dealings with our fellownan. We are conscious that we must not be merely bearers of the word but doers. May our lives ever reflect the message of that Disciple whom Jesus loved ' My little children, let us not love in word nor in tongue but in deed and Q, in truth ... XX-'K OPIIOMO X XX g 1? l X P X . f 4 as 21 s i v N .561 7QwLn1orh1n1 REVEREND WILLIAM A. FOGARTY Ordained June 10, 1911 Pastor St. John's Church 1926-1952 mea July 2, 1952 0 God, who amongst thy Apostolic Priests didst adorn Thy servant, William, with the priestly dignity, grant, we beseech Thee, that he may also be associated with them in everlasting fellowship. Amen. Y ., 3 Q Q1 HG .s sis Q . i E ' Clfflfigg . . . Sister Mary Gertrude Principal The Builder A Builder builded a temple, He wrought it with grace and skill Pillars and groins and arches All fashioned to work his will Men said, as they saw its beauty, Wlt shall never know decay, Great is thy skill, 0 Builder! Thy fame shall endure for aye.n A Teacher builded a temple With loving and infinite care Planning each arch with patience Laying each stone with prayer, None praised her unceasing efforts None knew of her wondrous plan, But the temple the Teacher builded Was unseen by the eyes of man. Gone is the Builder's temple, Crumbled into the dustg Low lies each stately pillar, Food for consuming rust. But the temple the Teacher builded Will last while the ages roll, For that beautiful unseen temple Was a child's immortal soul. L '. 32. m FY 3 :3Z g 1 K? 5 fx W 'E Qi Pl Editor-in-Ch1ef...............Ann 0'C0nne11 C..l.C............. Business Manager. . . . . . . . . . . .Patricil E13-9I 0 Asst . Business Manager. . .Raymfmd F115-P0WSki M4004 Qu!! This publication of Golden Years is the fulfillment of our dreams. It is our first yearbook. Its realization meant a great deal of planning, financing, cooperation and hard work. The members of the staff have willingly given their best to each and every task. May Qglggn gears be a book of cherished memories for each and every student at St. John's. A ,. 3 L if F. Ir 4 ,. 3 H 4 Q. .x 2, Q5 S? S az! V1 L, 9 fs E 3 le, 1,2 . f, S9 4 ix rl. eniord ELIZABETH AGNES DEWITT St. Joseph's Parish Middletown, N. Y. Sodality l,3,L Glee Club l,2,3,h JOSEPHINE ANNE ALEX St. Co1umba's Parish Chester, N. Y. Sodality l,2,3,L Dramatics L Glee Club l,2,3,L Cheerleader L Spotlight Staff L me W CT? fl ffmjv VIRGINIA BARBARA Middleto n, N. Y. Dramatics l,L Glee Club l,2,b Basketball l,2,3,L Red Cross l FAHEY PATRICIA ELIZAB TH ELLERT St. John's Parish Goshen, N. Y. Sodality l,2,3,b Glee Club l,2,3,L Dramatics L Stage Crew 3,L Student Council L Yearbook L Q :if +9 'E 5, ,i ig' eg ' u Ti- .i i? A 4. ,5 5? s Q if Q i eniom RAYMOND BLAISE FILIPOWSKI St. John's Parish Goshen, ll. Y. Altar Society 1,2,3,l. - Basketball l,2,3,l. Dl'llBtlC8 L Stage Crew L MARY JOSEFHINE GARVILA St. Joseph's Parish Middletown, N. Y. Sodalit 1 2 3 L Glee Clib i,k,5,1, Basketball l,2,3,b Honor Rollo 1,l, Yearbook v 'Ts E if 5 xi ia ig ! , L w 5 5? RI gs gi QI 95 Wi fi' ' u V. 5 9 H9 Q x Ilinifffi ' L M9555 OHNXZCSEPH McNALLY W' Ly sc. commbau Parish Chester, N. Y. Dramatics 1,2,3,L Basketball 1,2 Student Council-Presid nt N45L2ZiEtL! f eni 0l 6 PATRICIA MARGARET MANNING St. John's Parish Goshen, N. Y. Sodality l,2,3,h Dramatics 3,L Glee Club l,2,3,h Basketball 2,3 WWW EILEEN TERESA SNEE Sacred Heart Parish Monroe, N. Y. S0d81lty Bah Dramatics L Cheerleader L Spotlight Editor Honor Roll ANN MARIE O'CONNELL St. John's Parish Goshen, N. Y. Sodality l,2,3,L Dramatics 3,L Glee Club l,2,3,L Cheerleader h 2,L Year ok ,, - 4 RL Ia A jf Q - , ig!-if A 3553, A '1' 32 1 A fa, iii Q32 .' ' E i'-? ,1 - ., -,fig . :g '- ua v 1 if .. FL, Q? , 1 li:-3392 5 ' ' 1? 4 u 75 a 2' 511 R L e is M. 51 3 2 E 9 SS 9 s v Front Row: Kathleen O'Connell, Mary Sousa, Marlene Morrissey, Patricia Paddenburg, Agnes Levandowski. Second Row: Virginia Williams, Helen Foremny, Ammina Reinders, Kay Ann McBride, Marie Moore, Anna Marie Budka. Back Row: Vincent Myruski, Vincent Malanowski, Kevin Seaquist, Peter Rader, David Flannery, John Wordin, Donald Hulse, John Felczak, Jerome Terracino. uniord The Junior students at St. John's have already illustrated the traditional school spirit during their Sophomore and Freshman years. As Juniors, they have continued to distinguish themselves in curri- cular and extra-curricular activities. In intellectual prowess, Ammina Reinders, Marie Moore, Patricia Paddenburg, Peter Rader and Mary Sousa have consistently proved them- selves Honor Students. With the production of UPeg O'My Heartu, several Juniors exhi- bited their histrionic ability most competently. In school publica- tions, the Junior names have been most prominent. Talent in all fields of endeavor, coupled with pep and school spirit makes us look to our Juniors for greater things. Mfwggw W P JM M' Qzafwc H7 Lf Ny , iq Qw-'H , ,. Q , ' M , ' ,K.lf2,..'f'3g ,.'.-91:31-g, yin:- V 4 A ff '1'-Ifs ,f I Q ' is MM VW iii ii, jl e6Al'l'lel'l GMM Front Row: Rita Turi, Nora Maloney, Second Row: Third Row: Back Row: Deirdre Manning, Betty-Jo Purdue e Helen Jasinski, Mariann Ostrowski, Rosemary MacLea3 Eileen Caffery, Faith Colligan, Mary Anne Diehl, Mary Haefeli. Edward Filipowski, Carolyn Martin, Rose Marie Shanley, Alice Nutley, Anne Toner, Josephine Sanok, Caroline Dembeck, Vincent Scarano. John Rader, Edward McBride, Michael Sanok, Walter Roche, Lenny Mwruski, C.Grywuswski, Thomas Reynolds, Richard Kehoe, Lawrence Ailinger. 5210 Front Row: Second Row: Back Row: 0I'l'l 0l 0 055 Mary Ann Stanford, Rosalie Gobeo, Joyce Wozniak, Anne Scarano, Emanuela Diana. Patricia Boyle, Kathleen Bonanto, M riel Weeks, Helen Malanoweki, Dorothy Joyce, Philomena Krzyzczuk. John Ritzel, James Snee, Lawrence O'Reilly, Kathryn Martin, Jane Dunikowski, Joseph Alex, John Hallrran, Herbert Medina. wwf ff 1-o,,g,,, WW MQW wg, QWM5 , Wf 93 he 7 XMZHZK wwf Zgpwywii if 0 Q KENNETH COCKS RONALD EVANS MARY ANN JONES HONOR STUDENT ROBERT SANOK PATRICIA MYRUSKI mx-JRESA TUR1 VINCENT CRISCUOLO HIGHEST HONORS eagmh Grade M Class of 1953 DOROTHY LISESKI HONOR STUDENT SOPHIE SANOK MARGARET TERRACINO ROSE MARY WEIGH- HONOR STUDENT HONOR STUDENT ,Q 9: if ,.., SSE vi' 5: F? 3 gi , IQEIWHMAE ,-A :Ha Sgyl BBW! Gwde K ix 9:15, f.gf'Zs:': FWHM Gwde Sixfl, Grade 9 3 2 ff sf Q56 'Q f.. if ,V ii gf. S 1 1 if Se o cond Grade FOUFHI Grade Third Grade Firsf Q, 4 1 5 2 T1 A 2 iii 5. I v A 5,3 Il' ,f V, RM! D A I L Y R O S A R Y Mm 329525 X.. 114 0 We gf ffl rw ,mi ' , N x 3 , .-My a , ,5??,,'MZg .Q gg . U, , - ,Q ,V . ,ilurzf QQ, Q, ,,. ' .- X , V , Q3 iw .5 'W ' ' ' ,VI , w 9 Sqn ' Front Row: Donald Hulse, John McNally, H8-I7 501195: Peter Rader' Second Row: Deirdre Manning, Lawrence Ailinger, Emanuela Diana, Joyce Wozniak, Alice Nutley, Kathryn Martin, Patricia Ellert, Lonny Myruski. Back Row: James Snee, Raymond Filipowski, Walter Roche, Kay Ann McBride. .giluclenf Counci WI move that we..........n This is a familiar saying' at the Student Council an meetings. The purpose of the organization is topmo- mote greater love for St. John's and to insure the maintenance of her high ideals and wise counsels. John McNally Do ald Hulse igferiiflehf Mce-preaidenf K' 55 32: ,gs it LQ if , if S2 , . 55 F3 ': . ,kb 31 B if . k .Ahdf EW! e e e e e e e .Master Edward Filipowski Donald Hulse Vincent Malanowski Thomas Reynolds This Senior Group of Altar Boys are conscious of their great privilege and honor to assist the priest in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Theirs is a real love for the Blessed Sacrament expressed in deed. Punotuality, reverence and devotedness are outstanding traits of this religious group lgoalagfy SODALITY OFFICERS Patricia El1ert.....President Mary Sousa.....Second Prefect Kayann McBride......Secretary Rosalie Gobeo.......Treasurer WConsecration to the Mother of God in the Sodality is an entire gift of oneself...it is not a gift of mere sentiment...but it is con- summated in the intensity of the life of Christ and of Mary.n Pope Pius XII ,J I i 5 : 2:2 'H 4 r -A ia fi fe 4, .9 Ls f fn F-: E 2-E 'li 3 11 bv Cfddd Song We are St. John's boys and girls forever, We shall be loyal and true. we shall remember whate'er befalls us, God's love shall guide us from above. Our hearts may suffer through sacrifice and pain, As we strive to spread abroad her glorious fame. we are St. John's boys and girls forever, United we shall always be. 051019 S11 411 QQ SQPF Aizit0r,. I e . E fglifsg Aimzgifieen She bp '11'esQj:'1r.,J,aj2ha.,ibd 8 1858 'Kath H93 el'-9 . 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Memories are so sweet! -1 ds M153 Part' Changes come' fr en our heart. 1 uneef 51' But memories of 5' 5' H' Ml Footllghts, Spotlights, Houselights and Curtain. The Stage Crew keeps all things under control. Th Picnic at Mt. St. Joseph dwhat Mr. Ma o wi 51035-d gin ey t hin:'J0hn' A e dai student sg' 51-ind' elieh' fl S PTR St.. John's High School Alumni Crowley's Milk Company Ellert Brothers 8: Sons Joseph Donovan Mr. 8: Mrs. John Filipowski Goshen Buick Company Mable Press Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. Manning Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. Morrissey Sophomore Class of St. John's Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Jonas Al Turi Junior Class of St. John's Louis Blank Abie's Mr. Louis Bonanto James H. Anderson Mrs. Louis Bonanto The Ball Shop Mrs. Mary A. Budd Mr. 8: Mrs. John Bulaga Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Colligan Mr. 8: Mrs. Archie Carroll Mrs. F. Crowley Mrs. Michael Cullen Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Dash V. M. De Witt Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Raymond Diehl Mrs. Hannah Duncklee J. K. Egbertson Mrs. Wm. Ehright Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Felczak Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Foremny Clarence Fraser Freshman Class of St. John's A Friend Miss Gertrude Garland Martin Gildea Rosalie Gobeo Henry H. Hartford Margaret Hegney Charles A. Huber Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Jackson Mr. 8: Mrs. J. V. Joyce Mr. 8: Mrs. A1 Krauss Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Krauss Mrs. Florence Krieter Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Kozareski Mr. John Levandowski Miss Julia Levandowski Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Levandowski M. MacGregor ' Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Mahoney Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Martin Kathryn Mary Martin Mary and Pat Barnes Plumbing 8: Heating Bekker 8: Enerich Bowden's T. V. Center V. D. Bromley's Garage Cavender Brothers Chas. Meats 8: Groceries Coleman Motors Frank S. Connelly, Erie D T. J. V. Cullen Agency Dee's Gift Shop Dickerson 8: Meany Dolphy's Sew-Vac Service Marshall K. Egbertson Fay's Fashions Finn's Market Glass' Market rug St ore Glebock's Grocery 8: Delicatessen Goshen Cleaners Q Dyers Goshen Delicatessen Goshen Hardware Company Goshen Laundry Goshen National Bank Goshen Pharmacy Goshen Saddle k Harness C Harding's Esso Service Greenwood Lake Hobby Shop Hi-Way General Store Hopkins' Hardware Curt Hulse Cln Memoriaml Jack's Market Joe-Fix-It Mr. George Jackson S. L. Jones P. R. Julian The Kiddie Nook Lake Diner Lane k Bulaga WPRUY Mr. Q Mrs. Hulet McBride Larry McBride Robert C. McBride Mrs. Ida McMahon Mr. 6 Mrs. John McManus Mr. Q Mrs. Thomas Moore Marlene Morrissey Mr. k Mrs. Robert Mullin Margaret O'Conne1l Thomas F. O'Connell Lawrence O'Reilly Maj. k Mrs. J. Paddenburg Pat Paddenburg Pat and Mary Miss Vera Mae Quick Sally Rombousek George A. Seaquist Seventh A Eighth Grades A Sophomore Mr. A Mrs. Frank Stanford Mr. k Mrs. Michael Turchin Cosmos Turi Mrs. Cosmos Turi Robert Walsh Mr. Q Mrs. Bernard Werkan Mr. Q Mrs. George Williams William Williams Mary Wohlshied Mr. Q Mrs. Cashmir Wozniak Bert Leone Lessers Jewelry Store Main Beauty Shop G. k J. Maney's Margaret's Dress Shoppe Markovits Jack McShane Larry Mitchell Mount Hope Poultry Dept. Sue Palen Pantre Restaurant Paul Q Nonm's Garage Pemb1eton's Dry Cleaners Princess Beauty Robinson's Stationary Rombousek's Liquor Store Freida k Arnold Rosenberg Rutan's Grocery Ruthberg' s Inc . H. C. Sawyer Clothier Scott's Pharmacy Smith Q Stubel Squirrel Cage Strong's Rexall Drugs R. I. Suresky 6 Sons Town Q Country Trot Inn Trumbull Printing United Whelan Cigar Agency Van's Radio Q T. V. . Ted Wehinger Lou Wiener Wilfreda Beauty Salon Windermere Market . Zoby's Ice Cream Parlor The Staff wishes to express appreciation to Mr. Lawrence O'Reilly for his able direction and cooperation in the photo- graphic work of Golden Years. we also wish to thank Mr. House for his services. To our Patrons, Business Patrons and Boosters, we are deeply grateful for their financial assistance. vmaw FQ ' JMUQQQVZW ,aw ,c?.w,z'72.f!acf4 :A M44 'jfw'!abLwa'7o'Q Z: , M' 2 W f fic . ,,f,Q mWWiZ? .. df' 724.2 rfigjffg , 4,.w0,la'74'4 Q QM 'fi 2 H2 X Q if.T'C'fJ.m' T,iT KM 5532 R1 'Q f fwwa MM QW A!Ab.,6d 5LgvM4.HicQ., .9,f. in Q f, ,L L. iw. .1 1515? fl ..' af' x . 'V , ' K . G t .2 ,. is . M 5 , 6' xg w , . . 1 4 33 .M ,QUIZ -5 J 51 Ea r .5 N . f 4,5-'?' wb I ik s,- f7-NA., --'-5' - v--f-.-, f T'5-Z? -vw ....4f' 5- ' - R '45 'N