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

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Tfihey 1933 i-,.-,-,, Qnnunciata MARY ALLISON Blondie Just a fun-loving classmate who most of the time, manages to see only the cheerful side of life. Mary is loyal to her school, and attends all the games, dances, and parties. Imagine a party without Mary! Her qualities are far too numerous to mention in this small space. Mary's ambition is to be a dainty white- capped nurse. Lots o' luck, Mary. JOHN Aumir johnny As an optimist Johnny ranks frrstg for he has one of those million dollar smiles no matter what happens, and regardless of how he feels. He is well equipped for the struggles of life and we are positive that in years to come John's name will be among those elected to be inscribed on the tablets of the Hall of Fame. A JOHN BRENNAN Ollie Whattaman! - It is an undisputed fact that john has personality and a mind Hlled with clever ideas. As manager of the Greenbacks he demon- strated his executive ability. His chief ambition is to be a major league ball player - his weakness, Park Avenue. Lots of luck, Ollie , and here's seeing you in Shibe's Park. PHILIP CALLAGPIAN Phil His appearance is quite deceiving - for upon first acquaintance one imagines him very quiet and un- obtrusive. But after knowing Phil one finds him to be an enthusiastic sport, a cheerful companion and a social entertainer. As he enters the portals of higher seats of learning, may good fortune attend him. Twent y-lbree

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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

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C5710 1933 .. dlnnunclata J JEN NIE CAMPA NA Riizy Hail to the future prima donna! We have no doubt that jeritza, Marian Talley and such famous singers will hide their diminished heads when Jennie makes her debut. Her popularity is undisputed. Her loving disposition and sterling qualities lead us to predict for her a successful future. ILUGENE Dl:MPSEY HGCIYKH Gene has one thing in common with many great men -- reticence. He brings into the classroom the custom of minimizing words, and some days the words of his recitations are so few that even a Scotch- man would be proud to send them in a message. Gene is an ardent supporter of scholastic sports. Best of wishes, Eugene, for the future. HELEN DUIIFY Du1f', Why, of course, this is Duff,' - that little bit of pepper, imagination and fun! Helen is perhaps at her best when telling stories to children. We shall look for her name in the annals of playground in- structors or among the writers of children's books - Good luck, Duff ' WILLIAM FLLIX Bill Bill has gained for himself the enviable reputa- tion of a pleasing personality. In his disguise as Marjorie in Bits of Blarney , his school-girl com- plexion captivated us all. His favorite piano number is O Hand Me Downn. He likes baseball, wavy hair and girls. Good luck to you, Bill,,. Twenly-four