St Joseph High School - Annunciata Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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Tihea 193 3 .. ,. cfllnnunciata ilmlrsirailoemo mr 11933 WE, the Class of 193 3, of Saint Joseph's High School, do hereby promise that we will be true to the ideals of our parish, our state, and our nationg we will strive to become good Christians as well as honorable citizens, and to abide by the laws of both Church and Stateg we will endeavor to take active part in the Catholic action of our parish as well as a live interest in the work and progress of our community, thus we shall prove to all that as graduates of Saint Joseph's High School, we are exemplary Catholics and loyal American citizens. JOHN NIERLE SEHGDGDLDAGIQIB Good-bye to those happy school days, Those days so full of joy I Now, they're slipping into the past Those days we all enjoyed. Every hour brought happiness, Every day, lessons old and newg Now, they'll cling to our memory, And cheer us when we're blue. Memories will linger with us When weathering life's rough ways. Then we'll cherish in our hearts The ideals of our school days. We are stepping o'er the threshold To start in life's new school, Armed with the strength of Justice Like Saint Joseph, our patron true. A MARION SHIRE Twenly-one

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f6'he, I 93 3 .l.T.. L-Qnnunciata I GIRIIIHBUTMQ Heaven is not gained at a single hound, But we huild the ladder hy which we rise From the lonely earth to the vaulted skies As we mount to its summit round by round. GRADUATION DAY! a day long anticipated - the day on which we hope to take the Hrst sturdy step toward our goal of success. It doesn't seem possible that the years have rolled around so swiftlyg that so short a time ago we entered school, and now are leaving as graduates. We have worked side by side overcoming our trials and difficulties, and we are now about to mount to the top-most round. The staunch walls of the parish church are preparing to receive us on June ninth. Once more dignified Seniors will file up those aisles to leave as graduates. We shall be greeted by our Pastor, Father Leonard, who will present us with the diplomas so long desired. A pleasant glow of gratification to our esteemed Pastor will fill our hearts as we listen to his kindly counsel. Our thoughts will turn in loving gratitude to the faithful teachers who guided us through these happy years. Above all we shall raise our voices in prayerful thanksgiving to our Eucharistic King. MARGUERITE STOPPER THE DAIWWDIDIIL There's a pretty flower that grows in the Spring- Little we realize the joy it may bring. It waves in the breeze the whole day through- Beneath a sky of azure blue. Its golden head on a stalk so slender Nods and beckons with words most tender. The daifodil like a sunset rare Lifts our thoughts to a land more fair. JAMES O,CONNELL Twenty

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Who 1933 i1 Mlnnunczata IEIIIQAQNJ' GDIIFIIFIIWBJIEBRJ MATTHEW FOGARTY HELEN PURSELL NATALIE MARNON PHILIP CALI.AGHAN - President Viez'-Presidenl - Serrelary Trr'as1m'r CLASS FLOWER Daffodil CLASS MOTTO Carpe Diem CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold MATTHEW FOGARTY Matt Our esteemed executive! The holder of the honorable and responsible position of president of the class of '33! He has won a place in the hearts of everyone by his unassuming manner, his personal in- terest in his friends, and his spirit of good sportsmanship. Indications are that a purposeful future is being planned by our Class President, and it is the heartiest wish of his classmates that success attend him. 116 .41 . HELEN PURSELL Perry Helen'S quiet and dignified appearance has won for her the office of Vice-Presi- dent. This position, Percy has filled successfully in her usual quiet manner. Helen will make a Success in whatever she undertakes for she is a willing worker, and the persevering spirit always wins. We extend our most sincere wishes for her success. Twrnly-Iwo