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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1939 volume:

Index of Advertrsers Altar and Rosary Socrety Asam Brothers Askey Garage Aalston Laundry Ax ery Dry Cleaners Baldwm Coal Co Bell Agency Bendlx Home Laundry Beck '55 Beck Bank Frrst Natronal Bank West Branch Bloom s Muslc Store Breon s Drug Store Brown Art Shop Bro7man s Bryfogle s Bus1ness Men s Press Chlanelll Dr S E Crty Hotel Clty Dray L1ne Clarkson Chemlcal Co Colller James F Cole E W f5Co Colllns Rhoades Co Coca Cola W1ll1amsport Confarr fSeven Up! Crooks W D 25 Sons Drckrnson Junror College Drncher Jacob 'L5 Sors Dolan A F Danley Confectlonery lick s Cleaners 'C5 Dyers Eckenrode R C Erswerth Serx 1ce Statlon Endrcott e5 Johnson Eyenden W J Farrlawn Stores Fellx James Flanrgan A Roy Flexer Grant F1nk s Auto Parts Fxve Polnt Cafe Flsher Max Flynn Edwa d M Fuller Beauty Shop G1bbOHS l E Grammcr Ralph Goodwm School of Busmess Glttl man s Hard r s Sportrng Goods Co Harper s Beauty School Hrll 25 Andrews Honey Nut Ice Cream Horn Edward Hughes Father Hurr s lrvm John B Jaffe Max Jake s Auto Parts Jenkms Drug Store Kaufman W B Kelt Corset Sho Kellher J T Kellenstrne John J Kelchner s Khvan s K1mmerer S Keeler E Co Kelley s Gr1ll Keystone Store Kn1ght Father Leonard Father Lake to Sea Bus Termrnal Lundy Lumber Co Lycomrng Hotel Barber Shop Lycomtng Dry Goods Lynch s Dry Cleanmg Mamolen s Walk Over Shoes Marrlvn Nlodes Maneval Funeral Home Mayer s Super SLFVICQ Statron Moltz Chevrolet Co Montour Auto Servrce Mussma Ralph Mussxna Brll Mart1n s McCorm1ck Father McLaughl1n s Market McNamara Neyhart s Inc Nrcely W M 25 Co Noll John C '25 Son Otto H Y Book Store Page Furnxture Co Page Funelal Home Park Shoe Reparr Shop Pechter Corset Shop Penney J C 'Z5Co Plankenhorn s Candy Store Phrllrps Lours 'E5 h1s Lyconrans Plymette Furnlture Co Pontlac Sales Co Prror T5 Sallada Redmond Thomas Rellley s Barber Shop Rellable Furnrture Co CCont1nued on page 689 1 1 .,.. 3 ' 6 6 1 . 62 ', 66 66 '1 1 66 ,.,r,., 67 1, . 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' , 6 6 6666 6 6660 r , 6 6,666 9 , 6 ., 666666 6666664 1 ' . 6, ' , 6 6666 6664 1' 6 , er . 66666 60 ' 1 1 1 6 6 6666666 65 1 6 6 6 1. 66 6666666666 63 ', ' ' ' 'e ' 6666666666 4 ' 1 6 e' ' 6 66,66 63 ' 6 6666 ' 66 6666 661 , 6 NV Congratulations and Best Wishes The Reliable Furniture Company 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 EAST THlRD STREET WILLIAMSPO RTS GREATER FURNITURE STORE KELCHNERS EDWARD E ASKEY GARAGE CANDY SODA ICE CREAM Storage and Cleanmg 47 East Tlurd Street a Speclalty and CCfl31lOl Tlleflilfe Bllldml 739 1 Graco St WllllUIIlSfJOfl Ea FRANK TOOHEY J Lycomlng Dry Goods AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO Wllere Tlnrol Street Grossea llne General Agent Best Wmltes for Your Succe Ltte and Group Departments The C1995 Of 1939 ST TGSLPHS HlGH SCHGGL 210 Frrst Natlonal Bank Bldg X E F1rst Natlonal Bank I Congratulattons Graduates Accumulated Savmgs Llke Accumulated Knowledge Wll Help to Brrng You Success and ...E 1 Happrness ln the Years to Come tj ,mlgrl WSN I hree 3 l Y A 5 ' -f 3 ' . ' ' , . ' ' Co. Q . . 5:5 to Ez -f T Zee. . . D U lf ,T C ' di lily K' l y . -' ' ' - JL L!! ' fl '2 ' ' - pl A- ly' My A . tr.. , 4 N - H- - ff L L Stearns Sc Sons WIII IAMSEORT S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE Pme Street West Th rd Street Laurel Street C trtrlrment t SARAH TRAFFORD Ca trlrurents af MIII It TRY S 37 Years of Progress and Leadership ln Carrrrht ents ct DRY CLEANING CITY I-IUTEL Ferrtra Ienm ,lvama s Emest Itrr Storage Vault BROWN S ART SHOP rrplete Lrre at R harms Artrcle Ercture Erarrmcq Our Specratty It East Thrrd St Etcne 327 SQMERVILLE STUDIO I L Stearns Secavd Eloar N rtmnfillx -Xrixutr td DIXNIONDS WXIIIIPS IIVNII H Mo t Complett Selectlon I e Our Blldjslt Plan KLIVANS IEWELRY CO fr VK Thud Strut 'Nhnktt Squut Cangratulattarrs A FRIEND CONGRATULA I IONS FATHER HUGHES I r 50145 0 l L ,, I r 1 , 0 D' fs a . Ill 'Y I N BECK G BECK n , Y: T tl . Cat , I -1 ES ' .r ', , . I. , I ., . 3 . ' . I 'AQ Hz' I .'f- lf-.i'i.l' I lf. ' Is - 1 ,. :nu VSNNMM5 Cornpltments ot LUNDY LUMBER CO For Dcnly Home Dehvery Phone 6128 Dr X' 9 I J 2 Seven Modern Donry Storee tn C1ty MONTOUR AUTG SERVICE CO Buy TYDOL Trtple Actton Gosoltne VEEDOL IDU! Pennsylvcxma Motor 1 BROZMAN S 349 Ptne Street Central Pennsylx crntovs only Completely AIR CONDITIONED Specmlty Shop Cotnplnnenti ot IAMES F COLLIER Cornplnnents t Nat1onW1de Servrce Grocer NAIIONWI SEKVICIGROCERS Locally Owned and Managed WL Complunents f I E GIBBONS MEMoRtALs lf Qt, - 0- GOODWIN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Potts Shorthohd College M7 West Fourth St TCGT W1ll1GmSpOTI Pol Tl e proqre tve successful husme s school ol Centrol Permsylvomo C ll o ohol mspect school or wrtte for cotoloque F D O L Eor Smort Mercltondtse lycotrurtg llotel Phone 2 8133 Wtll omsp or Po M c N A M A R A S ROSE STREET COAL YARD A Quarter Century of Service Eomous Pteodmg Hord Cool BRYFOGLE5 FLOWERS ll West Eo trth Street The Best Ior Less Dtol 2 4201 Colt Uluuertts ot AVERY DRY CLEANERS Ptohe lfl Blom Cormerrts SU Cent LOUIS PHILLIPS oml H1 Lycomcms lu tc for All Occo tons ou I lt nent GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO KIMMERE Sl-lOlS REILLEY OF WILLIAMSPORT of Cotllure Wove l rert Destgrter FLTIIIODC tt l OO 5 102 Wrlhcr 1 Stre t U eYou Credtt ot MARTIN S D A T lOllDo VJATCHES IEWELI Y OPTICAL GOODS 3l West Thtrd Street PONTIAC SALES Inc l3! E Fourth St Wtlhou sport P YOU LIKE LIKES - ' You 0 l B eewold Phone 75l0 A l-l ten THE BUSINESS MEN S PRESS Inc Prmtmg ot All Descrtphons Corner North ond Loturel Streets Con Dl1IIIGDIS ol LYCOMING HOTEL BARBER SHOP 4 Borbers Bootblock Momcurrst 800 A M 7 UO P M Dcnly Except Sundoys IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL Six Gromt Eder Momorger A1 V , . . f s' O s ' A. . AN ' l - ' l t, , Q A 1 tj ' . . el Pl A I ,. ., .1 A 4 W Q- f ' l t 1 r - S t . . r L53 . s l. s' S VNU W TF ll qt T ,, , ,, X. , at es' ourtt ., ree lllufl l-fflllifjl Street lhorte tif!-5 D T L C' 1,1 x s ol , , P ' s Us v fu-fx - liol tsl Ag A ' IE e I I l llrrv - T , , - i ' P I E ' ' ' ' 1 , o. Q . . L A ..IT,, I , 3 Q ' . . HIT.. 9 nn, O T , , J , ' . 3 . 3 , ., 3 , . ' L . Cornphrnents ot Clarkson Chemlcal Co Inc WTLLTAMSPQHT PENNSYT VANIA E S C H L E H 5 Conaratulatton Draperxes Glit Novelhes 'TAR Cl OTHING HOUSE Furnlture Lmen Chlna UI MAN BRQTHPRS l 10 West Fourth Street Mqft t Oquqm Bell Agengy L L Stearns SL Sons rgggg S gpm ,HOF SAI ON Insurance Real Estate X The llorne ot Farnol Shoes Vanderhn s Cleanlng Works Caretakers of Clothmg Garrnent Storage Dy ng Dry Cleanrna Bell Phone 9144 NENVBERRY PA Comphments of S1ncla1r s Chlldren s Shop ll7 West Fourth Street Cornphments of John I Kellenshne Cornphrnent of Dr S E Chlanelh Cornphrnent ot Thomas R1CllHfdSO11 Cornphrnents of GEORGE M THOMAS DRUGGIST bewn Are Home Owned and Personally Operated There IS One rn Your Nenqhloorhood ., . E. . C O . , S ' ' ' nj J . . . of J , . Z ,, v 1 i CN i 4 C' . - I A t , N , t ,t - W A ,, l . , l -3 t . , . et f ' . . , . , . . .S S ' 3 SNQAS Class Qf 1939 1 Y YOU IVH U IHV PHNCIPlIb YOU NAVY YJJHAVIIIAIIIl5IQuI F FATHTP. IPONAIxD ,yy USA I fb! WA 'Z if mi 'Ns ll TQ V .' .Q A ,, W Y Q. . 5 BEEN TAUGHT ANI? TIE GOD L FT 1 ff as 1 1' P iwi Ah NSQSQNQVNNSQNP E KEELER COMPANY E crbhshed 1954 STEAM HOT WATER VAPOR and WARM AIR HEATING SYSTEMS GENERAL ELECTRIC OIL FURNACES SPENCER MAGAZINE BOILERS AND FURNACES PLUMBING AND AIR CONDITIONING WIII IAMSPOBT PI NNSYLVAI IA R C Eckenrode SEIFQQHL S POI'tI'dIII SIUCIIO Banker Llfe In uranc C General Agent WEDDINGS cmd BABIES LIFT INSURANCE AND ANNUIIIIIQ Our Spectcllty I43 West Fourth Street Jacob Dmchers Sons QUAIITY GROCERIES NEATS AND VICPTABIIT CCISII Gnd Carry Prrce CLEAD ERS and DVERS Free Dehvery 500 Park Ave VV1II1r1m part Imltcxted but Unequcxled West Branch Bank and Trust Co GENERAL BANKING AND TRUST BUSINESS MEIVIBFRS OI THF FEDLRAL RFSFRVF SYSTFM AND THE F D I C N 7 . St ' v .V V, . :- .. I . , , . . . , - 5 S 3 0. , .L .V y M io . J I , ' 5 , I , ' O I . 1. .Hn ,' , ' I nfl V I . ,. 5: C , IDG. . 1 1 I . .. ,. . . I . f Une' TQVSQNXQNNSNSNHNSSQA :NN Comphments ot DICKINSON JUNIOR COLLEGE WILI IAMSPORT PFNNSYLVANIA Congratulauons to the CLASS OF 1939 THOMAS F REDMOND 81 SON MOSES ULMANS SONS Inc Vt Thud St Opposlte Coult Hou The Popular Cloth1ng Store For Men and Young Men xlton VS L lun II Cehx I Hoo Ifllas T Hum E W Co1e 81 Co Inc Insurance Real Estate Pme Street W1l11amsport P Quality Meats and Poultry Su auehanna Market House Hotel Wenner Trayer Coal Co Ieddo Hlghland Anthrcxclte 751 W Edwm St D1a1 5544 MARILYN MODES B111Lev1tt Prop DRESSES COATS HATS 131 West Fourth Street Equlpped Wllh the Most Modern of Shoe Repcnr Machinery PARK SHOE REPAIR SHOP F A IACOBUCCI Prop E D W A R D H O R N Dealer m PIOVISIOHS Frults Vegetables West End Susquehanna Market House EISWERTH S SERVICE STATION Reglstered Lubncatlon 3rd and Locust Sts D1a1 2 9211 That Good Gulf Gasolme Congratulatlons Iames S Fehx INSURANCE G GRANT FLEXER llle Insurance Kges l day to 70 tears Accldent and Health In mance fOl M d W en an omen Iusonal attentlon gwen to all CIHIYUS Fnst Natlonal Bank Bldg' VS II LIAMSPORT PENNIA T 77 Comphments of Vera Rlchter Watk1HS Theatrlcal Costumes fill '. Q. ,l ' I se . . ., . 111 '.B-ll wma .:- 'fm 353 - -' A I C, Clair . vm' I .' . f Smithgiall St Ging Cgmpliynenfg gf 3 S S . tl , ' . I Jjv, . A ' 1 ' S Y 1 I ' I . t, DEDICATICDN Otbee dnnq PAPACV of whom Christ has Saud Behold' am with you ali days even to the consummatuon of etheclas of 39 DEDICATL tlwls ANNUNLIATA T n L i Y the worldf' Vw , 5 19, , X K X STAFF I N X IN' I VIL CIIXIXIINS N lIiI1IIr IIII I IlIl'II-I IIN IIIIfx IIII IWII I IIIX. XI ,IIxI'I XXVQIIEN' Inu I 'IN1I.XI'-.I:. IIMIIII III NVQ.. III - 'II'I.'InII1II I '-,E-II I xf I I-II .XXII IJIIIIN XI'-,II QIII I XII IMI IIIII NI II I 'V .'.'IZ.'I.'fi 'K xII'I1Vf.I'I.'I.' I IEX I I ' IM II .II IIII-.I KI'-II MINI XI'II.'NlII!If1IlN I 'IIQII I XXIVXNI I 'I IIII--,xxx X I IGIIIIIII .XBNI II IN gm XIII1I. I1x'II'Ix HIII .x.1'L'L. .'INI!'1l ,XlLI',1IfL'X IIAIIIII III IIE MII XII IN I I II..NIQII I II IIIIII I .IM LIII.'I',S I XII'-,IIIJII1 IDIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMII JKII lI1'IIfII'x .XI 'I x III xI.I IQ I , I I .QxxIAIIz CLASS QFFICEIQS xxx x I an I N I1 LIN lla SENHCR DEBATING RAM V l5N Nmx xl X I lx Crum M Q iw l'.-.N mm IM-fwl M H xxx 1 xml X'z lMwzLiL'rz1 IAH 1 1 N Mx um M .Swv 1I'll XYIIIIXY1 CLXLX lf. 4'-1 Iummq RL VI su I,mx',xmw cm mu 1' Iimx vw f5.XN..XNINlX fffcim fgrrfmrlis f .'1 LUMHU Mx' Q Ax 3: XX'm11f Inv IX mm ' -rex PHI- ANTNUNCIATA I CLASS CDF 39 Irs death to me to be at enmzty lhale ll and desire all good men s oue e l Kmg Rlchard III CHARLES SAMAR Presldent And aem of all the natzon Hamlet DOROTHY HARTNETT Vlce Presldent do not Ihznk but Desdamonas honest Long lzue she so Othello PATRICIA DESAULNIERS ln Belmont IS a ladq rzchly left And she 18 fazr and fazrer than that word of wond rous uzrtues Merchant of Vemce Fourteen , A, ' ' l . 1 I know him well: he is the brooch in deed I 4 ' . THE ANNUNCIATA HAROLD EGR Methmlzs I feel thzs youth s perfectzons XVzIh an mulszble and subtle stealth o creep an at mme eues Twelfth Night EDWARD FANTASRFX marvelous Lcltfq fellow I assure you Much Ado About Nothmg Y heres nothznq zll can du,ell ln such a temple The rl empest EARL ENGLER I prau thee gentle mortal smg again Mzne ear ts much enamoured of thy note MldSUmm6f Nlght s Dream Fttteen A , 1 , 5 A K 1 A. v. HELEN FOGELMAN HIHL ANNUNCIATA I AGNES GESLER Holu fazr and wzse IS she The heaven such grace dzd lend her Two Gentlemen of Verona JOHN FOURNEY XV1!h hrs eyes zn flood with laughter It 13 a recreatzon to be bu Cymbclmf. il EILEEN GING lf zealous love should go m WILLIAM GAUS Treasurer Thzs Duncan Hath borne hrs faculties so meek that hrs Ulrtues Wzll plead lzke angels trumpet tongued Macbeth search of uzrtue Where should we End zt purer than In Blanche ' Szxleen Kmg John I THE AINNUNCIATA IRIS HARTZELL XVh1Ist I remember Her and her Uzrtues I cannot forqet My blemzshes zn them hu EFN MALONPY Secretary But soft' what lzqht through yonder LLlf7dOl.b breaks It IS the east and Juliet zs the sun Romeo :md Juliet BERNIICE MARLEY Her uozce was euez soft Gentle and low an excellent lhznq Winter S Tale zn woman Klng Iear EVELYN HILL From the east to western n No jewel IS like Rosalznd Seventeen As You Llke It 'Il-ll' ANNUNCIATA I MARY MCNAMARA The hand that made you faxr Hath made you good Measure for Measure MARGARET MARY MARNON A mazden never bold Of Spzrzt stzll and quiet Othello A THOMAS MCCARTHY Natures of such deep trust we shall much need You we first sezze on -King Lear. MAXINE MILLER The fair Opheliaz- Nymph in thy orisons Be all my sins remembered. Eighteen Hamlet. l 3 I' ANNUNI IAI sy 2 I UL 1 O EL1L1lmour thou art LI f1Ll'1flLl7?tll7 Vuluznt LLILSL remorsaful LLLII uLLompI1shLd Two GLnt1Lmcn of VLrona LNrhotLcr I hrs IS 1hL pulrom ss of he L1LLv1Lf hurmomf Iuka Lfou Lfour mstnzment pluu UOLI !hL LL hzlu I ummg, of thL Shun 0 ' HE . C ' DoRo'L'm' NLQYHART ..-.rig I 1 ' L x ' 'I E if i iIzNIi RL'll1R'l' ' V L THE ANNUNCIATA O POPE PIUS Xl ll ESUS Mary peace for the world with these words on hls lips H15 Holmess Pope Plus XI went to hrs Master knowmg as all the world knows that he had done well the work for whlch he had been sent Hls death deprived the World of one of the most emxnent sp1r1tual and educatlonal leaders of all tlmes For the flrst tlme the entlre world lncludlng countrxes that had persecuted the church xn all ages mourned the death of a Cath ollc Pontxfl' He llved ln one of the most trymg periods the world has yet seen or known Fasclsm Soclallsm N37lSm and COmmUHlSm he had all these to contend w1th yet he took them as they came treatlng them as he savx best Hls encycl1cals on Capltal and labor Chrlstlan Marrlage and Chrlstlan Unxty are the most outstanding pleces of llterature that the 20th century has so far seen His title Pope of the MISSIOUQ alone tells us that hrs greatest desxre was to further the teachmg and preachmg of h1s Master Hts entire reign as Pope was one long glorlous act of sacrxfice Hls day was spent 1n prayer and work and xery lxttle rest or sleep was partaken of Even at death s door a prayer for church Mllltant that whlch he was sent to gulde and dlrect was offered from hrs heart and for whlch he shall long be remembered Jesus Mary peace for thls troubled world I am now leavlng gulde and watch over If for lt needs you very badly Trlbutes from the highest authorltxes ln all vsalks of llfe and from leaders 1n all rehglous denomlnatlons agree ln praxse of thc scholarshlp statesmanshlp and fearlessness of thls loved Ponuff An Eplscopallan Blshop says Pope Plus was one of the greatest scholars to nll the papal chalr ln at least one hun dred years At the same txme he was one of the greatest human1tar1ans Hrs defense of the sacredness of human personallty and h1s constant efforts for peace between natlons w1ll make hlm long remembered gratefully by the people of every natlon and of every creed A Jewlsh Rabbl speaks for hls people Not only the C3IhOllC Church but the world at large has lost a great Hgure ln the passing of Pope Plus XI H1s v1s1on was not confined to hls church and hrs people but went beyond and embraced all humanxty H1s voice was ralsed agalnst the suffenng of all men regardless of creed and 1n this hls compassxon was truly Cathollc No journalxstlc trlbute surpassed ln s1ncer1ty and sympathy the edltornal 1n our local paper The bun sald Wlth the passing of the Pope the world loses a truly great leader one who played a leading part m a txme of crucnal test With COIlfllCtlI1g polltxcal social and economxc phmlosophles xn bitter struggle for supremacy the Pope fearlessly ralsed h1s voxce 1n forceful remmder that men s ldeas do not supersede the fundamental truths of rellglon or the moral laws by whlch men have sought to lue for untold ages He constantly strove to polnt out the perlls whlch come when men seek to set themselves up as superlor to relngron and lmmune to the penaltles whlch follow upon transgresslon of moral law BERNICF MARLEY Twenty ,, . . . . 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' . 1 - A , f THI AYIXUNCIAIA I PQPE PIUS XII N Febru1ry I939 the Sacrtd C olltqt ot C1rd1n1ls moytd rn on Romt to cltct the 26Zd Pope as succcssor to P1us YI Bchrrd th clos d doors of the Srstmc Chapel the Cardmals conxtntd m qrut solcmmty and drgnlty and procccdtd to elcct a ncw Popt accordmg to tht customs h1ndtd dou n through n1any ccn turns Outslde howcytr grut throngs ot thc futhful 11n1mtd tytry aya1l1blt space Excltcmcnt ran hrgh for thty 1nd tht. cntlrt 11 otld yxcrc yy11t1n0 1nd watchmg for that tlny vytsp 11 smokt vxhlch would SIUTIIIX tl11t 1 scltctlon l1ad been madc Ihcn suddcnly tht croyxd hrokt unto yuld Cllkkllfll thu l11d slghttd thc smoke from tht h1lIots curlmc Irom tht thtmnty 11 tht Ststmt Lhaptl 1nd1c1t mg tl1at a sclectlon had hccn INTCIL 1nd th Iwlilltflllfl s rmg tht rmg, of Samt Petcr Hshcr of mtn would soon 1dorn the flngtr of the mu I3ont1f'I the mu V1c1r of Chrlst 'I hen c1mc thc coron1t1on 1nd tht trlplt crou n xx 1s plat d on tht ho.1d ot Popt Plus XII 1n 1 sptct1cul1r 'lllCl1IT1l'5I'L9SlXt tcrtmony ol 1nc1c11t md gorgeous r1tu1l that Sy'lTllDOlllLd the soyt.rcw11ty ol tht I31p1cy lltcrllly the yxholc vsorld 1y111tt I mmouslx 1nd prutrlully tht outcomc of the contlavt Chrnsttndom tmplortd lllll tht wprrn ot XXISCIOIN Illlglil tn Splft the churchmcn gathered to n1n1t 1 ltlClLI' lor tht most 1ugust 1nd most trymg emmence on carth Agam there stts m tht Ch11r of Slllll Pcttr ont xy l1on1 ut m1y call Our Holy Father The conclaxc h1s gum us 1 XIICII' ot C hrxst thc 262d1n that lmc whlch tracts back to tht humble fl9l7LI'l111I1 to whom Cxhrnst s11d upon thts rock I wxll burld My Church We salute at thls crrsls of thc uorld 1 Qovtr :gn Pontlff whose t1lcnts 1nd experrence brllhantly quahfy hlm for hrs hlgh posttnon VK 4. may be well con vnnced that the I-Ioly Fathcr 1CCLplS thc suprcmt honor 11 hrch comts to llllll an a sp1r1t of samtly self sacrxlice Tht honor 19 1n honor comt both unsought and unwanted Were ht to consult only h1s pr1y1tt prtttrcncc thc I-Ioly FTIIILI' would choose study praycr and mmlstry ol good xx orks to the poor and srck From the depths of our hcarts yu pr1y th1t Clod n11y guldc Popt Plus XII IH these truly cr1t1cal trmts V1 trt only llllllllfl strtngth to sustam h1m 1nd were only human prudtnct to qurdc ut should hut c1ust to trtmblc for hxm ln thxs hour of the world But across111r1ctct11 cmturnts comes tht mfalllhlc assur ancc thou art Pcttr and upon thrs rock I xx tll humld n1y Church 1nd the g1tcs of hell shall not prevall 1ga1nst ll Hof xt Rt PI QT Tumfu ru U . 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I THE ANNUNCIATA POPE PIUS XII Twentu three Our Reigning Holy Father THE ANNUNCIATA C TI-IE PAPACV WENTY centurxes ago the greatest mstltutlon of all trmes was founded on the words of Chrrst Thou art Peter and upon thrs rock I w1ll bulld My Church and the gates of hell shall not prevaxl against lf Accordmg to the promrse of Chrlst the Church has weathered all storms Through DQFSCCUIIOHS and heresres lf marches steadrly onward gathermg rn souls as lf goes bravely on and always coming out vrctorxous a brrght and shmmg testrmony to the words of Chrlst The world can never real17e what xt owes to the Papacy whlch rs now Hghtmg and wnll go on Hghtrng herorcally for the protectnon of all peoples Although I could go on at length rn praxse of the one true Church I could never express my feelmg for the Papaey as beautrfully as has Macaulay who had not the mestrmable prlvnlege as I do of belongmg to the Catholxe Church There rs not and there nexer vsas on thus earth a work of human polrcy so well deservmg of exammatron as the Roman Catholrc Church The hlstory of the Church joms together two great ages of human crv1l17at1on No other mstxtutlon IS left standrng which carrres the mxnd back to the tlme when the smoke of sacrniice rose from the Pantheon and when camelopards and ttgers bounded rn the Flavxan amphrtheater The proudest royal houses are but of yesterday when compared wrth the lme of Supreme Pontrffs That lme we trace teenth century to the Pope who crowned Pepnn rn the erghth and far beyond the tlme of Pepm the august dynasty extends trll rt rs lost rn the lwlllghl of lable The republrc of Venrce was modern when compared wrth the Papacy and the republrc of Venxce rs gone and the Papacy remams The Papacy re mams not m decay not a mere antrque but full of lrfe and youthful vlgor Ihe Catholrc Church IS stxll sending forth to the furthest ends of the world mrssronarres as zealous as those who landed rn Kent wrth Augustme and strll confrontmg hostile kmgs wlth the same splrrt w1th whrch she confronted Attlla I he number of her chxldren IS greater than rn any former age Her acqulsrtrons rn the New World have more than compensated for what she has lost m the Old Her sp1r1tual ascendency extends over the vast countries which he between the plains of Mrssourr and Cape Horn The members of her community are cer tarnly not fewer than a hundred and fifty mrllrons Nor do we see any sxgn whlch rndlcates that the term of her long dommxon IS approachrng She saw the commencement of all the governments and of all the ecclesrastrcal establlsh ments that now exrst m the world and we feel no assurance that she rs not elestmed to see the end of them all She was great and respected before the Saxon had set foot on Brrtam when Idols were strll worshipped 1n the temple of Mecca And she may strll exist ln undrmmrshed vigor when some traveler from New Zealand shall ln the midst of a vast solrtude, take hrs stand on a broken arch of London Brxdge to sketch the rums of St Paul s IRIS HARTZELL Tueenty four I I I .J . B . l 3 A I D X I 'I S 7 I I 1 ly ' I I D A' : 1 ' V 1 ya y . ' - 1 y ' ' D 3 3 I . ' I . l D A ' . l 1 . D i l H 1 l 3 I l . I ' ' back in an unbroken series. from the Pope who crowned Napoleon in the nine- Uh l , I B h 4 I I If I D I W U l , 3 ' ' I 1 I . KALEIDOSCOPIC VIEWS CDF THE CLASS CDF 39 XVt lrt twtnty tvto soldntrs Sttlwart Ind brut Iwtnty two judgts Stltm md qrtxt lutnty two sulors Still on tht short About to tmhtrk though O r h trts tr lull sort Vwlt tra. twtnty txxt tlottor Our phtlosophlttl pxlls Could tabtly rtmtdy All tht xx orld 5 ills I xx tnty two pxlgrtms Wttlm h lun our qoll ur hit task tht sum Ot our tmmorttl soul llilt Dtxwtxtttax GRADUATICDN EVE s Q UI 1 tmttr lor old 3 9 tt thttr htr md totst nr ln tht btst trom tht um t s sung htr 1 Qonq T hat xx lll rmg through tht ll S tht damn ol 1 mu morn Our ttsttsy stalls rl ho tht morrou bt Sad It sttll ns todly So Hll up our tup agtm ltt us bt gay XX nth Frttndshlp Eortxtr tt 5 pltdgt 9 And rtsolxt to rtmtmbtr Suttt su ttt Auld I mg Sym Pxtmc IX Dt mul Nu RS Tttentu hte 0 THIS . .- 'A D - L . x ,Y , K. ', L., Y t t . Z 'S x Y Y 4 x ' ' y. Y V , ' v . I 1 m ll C. Q t L' l .' '. '4 ' ' '- 'B ' SI E x S' 1 v x s v E' A - ' tx K . 1 0 - . -4 1' g A I I s S . PA im 5 It-is at-ni I . -I -- I ' C ln 's- H - . L lm . tk- ' . V' lf Int? - . , t ' f 4 -l'll, 'Till - ' 1 -' ,.. ., , ' . S l x v 1 E ' lr 4 ' .' 3 x 1 ' Il, '. . ww, vsx vux 'A' lv' IIHI AWlNUNCIATA C Tl-IE CATHGLIC PARENT P l wert to tsk tht youngtst chtld tn 1 Catholtc school thts ont stmplt questton Vvfhy dtd Ctod makt you I am sur that ht would tmmtdtattly gtyt mt tht vtry dtftnttt and conctst ansyt tr God madt mt to know Htm to loyt Htm and to stryt Htm tn thts world tn ordtr to bt evtr happy wtth Htm tn Httytn Thts ont stnttnct statts and txplatns our wholt ltft s purpost htrt on t1rth But btfort ut can lov or strxt God or any ptrson for that matttr wt must ltnovs Htm Il hts my frttnds ts our duty and tht goal oi Rtltgtous I oucatton On Dtttmhtr 'Sl I929 Popt Ptus YI qwyt to tht Catholtc world a pro nounctmtnt on Chrtstnn tductttor lt ts 1 stratght forvt ard tndtsputablt stattmtnt that thtrt can b no tdtally perftct tducttton whtch ts not Qhrtsttan Qutholtc boys and gtrls ot today art tht ptrtnts ol tomorroyy tf tht partnts ot tht comtng gentratton art to apprtctatt rtghtly tht tdea ot a Catholtc tducatton for thttr sons and dauqhttrs now ts tht ttmt to study tht 'tttttudt of tht Church tn rtgard to tht tratntng ol chtltlrtn God s chtldrtn Ltsttn to tht words of tht Encvcltcal T mt oftlcts and proftsnons ot a trlnsttory 1nd tarthly lttt whtch 'trt ctrtatnly ot f1r ltss tmportantt trt prt partd tor by long and tartful study whtrtas tor tht tundamtntal tluty and obltgatton of tducattng thetr chtldrtn many partnts hayt ltttlt or no prtpara ntctssary to tmplort pastors oi souls by tvtry m ms tn thttr powtr to warn plrtnts of thttr grayt obltgattons to thetr chtldrtn tn mttttrs rtltgtous moral and ctvtc how grtat should bt tht conctrn of partnts tor thost souls to whom bod has tntrusttd thetr gutdanct Many a so ctlltd modtrn fathtr or mothtr ts too tngrosstd wtth hts bust ntss or wtth htr soctal acttvtttts to bt conttrntd wtth hts chtldrtn s tratntng lnsttad thty shtft the rtsponstbtltty to a htred strvant who ts not at all mter tsttd tn tht chtld s wtliart but only tn lets own salary My frttnds what a bltsstng tt would bt tf tht old tashtoned home wtth tts quatnt ways and cus toms tts partntal authortty and tts iiltal obtdtenct htld sway as of yore Better sttll tf amtdst tht dtstracttons and spttd of a pltasurt cra7td world tht profts ston of Partnthood could bt apprtctattd t tts trut value Happy partnt Yours ts tht prtvtltge to mold btauttful souls for tht Ktngdom of Htavtn In ordtr to carry out tht typt ot rtltgtous tratntnv of htldrtt. tn the homt tt ts necessary that partnts thtmselvts be wtll educated tn Catholtc prtnctples Not only must thty undtrstand and apprtctatt tht tdtals that thty art to prtstnt to thttr chtldren but thty must mmtftst thtm tn thttr own ptrsonal ltyts Reltgtous tratntng ts of vtry ltttlt valut tf tt dots not show ttstlf tn good works and 'tcttons Tht Catholtc rtltgton ts a rult of ltft tt ts somethtng to be ltved No reltgtous tratntng ts tffecttvt that dots not carry ovtr tnto the datly ltvts of tht tndtvtduals who hayt rtcttvtd tt lt must mantftst ttstlf practtcally tn each tndtvttlual 1 attttude toward God tht Church and the netghbor Ttttntu sm , 1 I 3 1 I V I D V3 ' II 5 5 I 71 3 Y! II . . I ' H 5 3 1 N 1 I 'x I 'AI I 'B 3 . . , t . , , x'1 i V ' I I I L Y! 1 I G t 5 D 5 I 6 1 I 3 V 3 1 L I I I N I I ' It I Vx I 5' I Y I 1 L I Y: I 3 D I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 I y 1 I I I 1 I iI 1 1 I 5 I 'A 1 I I 1 . . X , . . - .' 1 1 r II1 I 1 1 I v I 1 I 1- 1 1- 1 I y ' 'A W Y' i X I 1 I l . . I I 1 I I I 1 ' K 1 1 v1 I 1 1 , tton, tmmerscd as they art tn temporal cares. lf our Holy l'ather has lountl tt 1 1 I 1 - I 1 1 cc I 1I 1 II I I Y 3 3 3 7 5 I I - . 1 . , X, - 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 I I I- t . , X 1 I I I I 1 I 1 I AI I! . , I 1 I I I 1 I 1 1 I , . I I I 5 I I it 5 3- 1 3 h - ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 r 1 I a . . I l I I l 3 I l I 3 1 , D t , I I 3 5 'H D I I I I , , 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 QI I 3 L I 3 I I II D I YI . I 1 1 I I I 11 1 1' 1 I ' I 1 I 1 I v ., rt' . NNUNLI-Xl X Smct rtllgnous mstructton I9 tht most xmportmt duty of sll partnts should gtve much care and attentlon to chrldren of prt school agt 'I hty should ttach them truths of Chrlstnn doctrmt ofttn recall to thtm tht thoughts of God and accustom thtm to the h1b1t of praytr What sh1ll we say of the vxgtlmct of tht good partntl Ht watchts ovtr his chtldrtn md holds thtm lloof from txtrythmg cmlculsttd to ptrvtrt md corrupt thtm such 1s ummortl shows bad boolts md txll complmonshnp H corrects thtm xvhtn ntctss1ry but 1boxt 1ll ht strlxts m .uL1SOU and out of suson to tfford thtm good tximplt Wldtr school lgt trrtxts ht rtmtmbtrs thlt tht Catholnt school IS for tht Cuhollc chlltl Vlgullllt tht sp1r1tu1l llft of tht homt whnch mxltts lts grtittst COI1lfllJll t1ons to mdlxldull mtmbtrs vt htn 1 sptrnt of futh prtx uls xx htn thtrt ns dtx o tron to prayer and tach mdnvtdual truly lpprtcntts tht x1t1l rmportmct of C on fesslon md Holy Commumon Surtly Htuvtn smtles on such 1 homt md on nts guxrdnns tht Cztholxc plrtnts Self sacrlfict good txlmplt tht Srcrmm nts thtst then lrt tht xxtlpons ustd by C'lIllOllC p1rtnts In tht rtltglous tdut1tton of thtlr chtldrtn The rtsult xxlll not bt doubtful Fl htrt msy bt trnls md hmrdshtps but soontr or l1ttr xnctory wxll come Courmgt thtn dtar Cathollc p1rtnt m tht t1sk xx hxch rs yours by flgllt of happy prtxlltgt Yours IS not tht phllosopbs of hte gltarled from worldly WlSdOI'I1 for your knoxxltdqt ot ch1ld psychology ns obtsmtd from clost contict xx 1th tht htart md mmd of 1 pl1st1c soul whxch you art to mold m tht 1m1g1t of Chrlst and lead to H15 Kmgdom Lam Fxotr R Oralzon cltlrttrtrl at llnal Oratorzcal Contest htltl zn Pzttston ST JOSEPI-VS SCHOOL SONG 'I unt Sportsmm s Codt lhe strenyth of our school or our class ls not the strenath of tht star I IS tthal the students toyethtr tan do Yhat carrzes our name far So tte shall do our h st all for you And always be loyal and trut And then tthen we pass throuqh tht arches ot your doors Xl e shall chtrzsh your name e er more CHORUS lhrte aood cheers for the dear tthztt and hlue lhe colors for tthzch wt ttzll light And aaazn for the yood name of our school ll hrch stands out for honor and rzyht ana' rzyht And tuzth both tts colors flyznq hzgh Satnt Joseph s ttzll march on to fame And u.1th all oar mzaht tte tutll fight and Haht l o hrznq alory to tts name zts nanat And ttzth all our mzght tte ttzll Hyht and fiaht lo hrzny ylory to its name AQNES GESI ER IRIS HARTZPLL DOROTHH NFXHARI fttenty seten . 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V y v - v ANTNUNCIAIA 1ns1de Trans knew that he was doomed trapped lxke in ammal for there was no other way out of the room and xt was not likely that anyone would come xnto the manslon certalnly not to the cellar for exen a moment Even ln hrs death chamber 'lrwxs forced 1 Qrm He was doomed to due nn 1 wme cellar lf hns gr1ndf1ther could only see htm now He was SIIIIIIQ on 1 wme cask hrs foot perched on 1 box and was thmlenng of eserythmg he d1d or should hue done ln h1s llfe But ll wasn t so b1d to dle tn a wtne cellar and slnce he had done nothmg nn hus llfe that he regretted he was lust 1 blt llght hearted He knew he had plenty ot company untxl the end He re 1ll7Ld thlt the thread of lrfe hid been spun hrs term on earth xx is finxshed and and he wanted nothmg absolutely nothmq but 1 bottle opener The early rlys of the mornnng sun struggllng through the dusty panes of the sun parlor found Trams calmly sleepmg on an antlque couch and strll dreaming of ctsks Ind bottle openers EDWARD FANTMM x A GRIST MILL It stands amona the eeauzna trees lzke a tombstone on the hzll Ihe dust of half a century I tes on thts qetatnt old mzll fhe mossy tast decaytney eealls Guard the elry mzll race ll hat mem rzes they could contezre up Of thzs one deltahttetl place It stands there qaemt aaalnst the shy lthe a tombstone on the htll ll here the heaey foq seezrls round xt So e ark so dead so sttl EDWARD l:ANTA9lsI:Y tPr11e xunnmg poem rn Juntor Catholxc l xght contestl fwenty mne 0 'I' H lf ' I I ' Y. 1 A I 'L 4 1 I ' I H C Y 71 K . H . . 3 L ' ' Q L . H I K . D 1 Y i I M C ' 1 4 L . k 1 I 1 1 . l 1 , ee 4 I , ' 'X I ' I K rs s ' ' I 4 V I ' C Aw ' ' sb K ' L ' K 1 H A I -A I x K H W I H Y X tk ,A 1 . 1 Y v . 3 H I 1 X D A V I i 1 I K In e ',' 1 ' '1 . ' 1 lx - , 4. ' 1 'ee A. 1 ,1 it was his turn to gofand Grover Travis was content. He was ready to leave. ' C Y 1' . , , e I ' I e 4 X-V 1 L Y.1 L 1 'x . L 1 I I I ' V l I1 l 7 D V ' .l .i . A . l - - 11 , , . A . ni lx I , K A I 1 , 11XA 1 A I I i I ' Y I V I4 I I A v ' 1' -. - ' . 'I. HY ANNUNCIATA THE l-IQLV Sl-HQCDUD ODERN science vshich has da7zled the viorld vsith discoyeries of sound possibilities has also seen a marvel in light Photography a modern invention has sent its penetrating rays across nineteen centuries and brought to light a picture of Christ as He lay in the tomb of Joseph of Arima thea A linen cloth yenerated for centuries as the vt mding sheet of our Lord novt enshrined in the chapel adjoining the cathedral at Turin ltaly The figures on the cloth preyiously belieyed to be paintings are now decla ed to be im pressions of 1 human body and that the body yy as Christ s A dty out pilgrim to the shrine shortly after the discoyery of photography yushed to bring home to his family a picture of the sacred relic and to his aston ishment he found he possessed a p rfect nevatiye Wlaen the yalues ot light and shade vsere reversed the face stood out m startling majesty myestigated tht relic ln the laboratory of tht Sorbonnt the figures yytrt found to be made by natural chemical causes principally by ammonia yapors giyen ofl from a human body The impressions on the Shroud were eyidently made by the body of a man vsho had been cruciiied The wounds of hands and feet are plainly yisxble the latter show that one nail pierced both feet and this fact agrees with the Gospel account of the Qrucifixion The wounds on the head shoulders and side of the person pictured are plainly yisible as well as those caused by scourgmg Scientists agree that linen can be preseryed for centuries but there are lapses in the historical record of the Shroud vthich must be satisfied The doc tors of both Commissions agreed that the stams made by the wound in the side are in accord with the Gospel narratiye There came forth blood and water FI he Church always vigilant in safeguarding doctrine has made no pronounce ments nor will she do so until every proof has been established lt is only rea sonable to conjecture that the gentle Christ who revy arded the kindness of Ve ronica by leaving the impress of His countenance on her veil would leave to us of the pleasure mad twentieth century a reminder of His sufferings and death the pr1ce paid for our souls salvation Shoe.. us Thy face O Lord And tee shall be saved EVPLYN HII 1 Thzrtu . 0 g I 1 7 I A Y YA V Y I7 I ' Y L I I K Y K f 3 1 H .7 O . ,. 7 I T - l I X I V 7' . D I L f Y I I 1 X F lx' 1 - . ' H 1 'I XC, I V ' 3 v K - . 1 YH 5 3 3 A' ' . .1 V l. Two Commissions - one Italian, the other French M have scientifically ' Y ' . 1 H I ' Y A 1 H H 'u Vx W 3 1 I I V kv ' ' Y Y .1 V I YN ' K l 1 5 3 Y' ' Y ' Y ' . 3 3 . v vl I 1 I I D I I - 1 I 'A X L V ' H l . ' . . . Y . . t I . V Y ' P .. H I THE -XINNUNCI-KTA APPRECIATICDIXI E the Class of '59 wrsh to votce our smcere apprecmatxon to those xx ho tn anx xvay hue helped us tn reachmg our goal Foremost tn our mtnds ts the debt of grltttude to our ktnd pastor the Very Rexerend I-ather Leonard who has so fatthfully gutded and Watched over us Nor are we un 1w1re of the earnest tnterest shovx n us by Father Kntght who hu so successfully mamtamed 1 htgh standlrd ot Athletncs tn our sehool nor of the ktndness and mt rest shoxx n to us by Father Hughes and Fmther lVlcQorm1ck To the Snsters xx ho hue xxorked so tuthfullx xvrth us durtng our school llfe we express our heartfelt thanks Thelr efforts and great pitlence xvnth us xx ull long be chertshed IU grltelul memorx Wtthemut the loxe loyal QOODLIIIIOU helpfulness and untold sacrtflee of our parents how many of us should have eonquered out dlflieulttes and known the joys of Graduatton Day' lhe f1r-.well Whlch We must noav sax to 'ilmt lostph s sehool brtngs xx 1th tt thoughts mlngled xvlth joy md sorrovx at lewnnv but wtth these thoughts Not XVords Mant xtzrr lVlAR't Mmmort CLASS FCEM let lla teander hack aaatn lo lust tour tfears aao W hen tee teere tzmzd Freshmen In the halls of clear St Joe lhen Sophomozes antl oh so hza ll e ue qroten an znen or ILLO lVe ue learned the deep stantficanee Ot colors te hzte ana' blue As Junrors tee hate traueletl far But not qtute teaeheel our aoal lVe must not stop tzll tee te reached the top lhere s sttll some teatf to ao oenzors note tee te aaznecl our ena' But stzll you hear a szah Our hearts are sad ln a ttte short months lVe leaue dear S Joe Htah lhe tzme has tome tee all must part Ana' qo our seg arate teaqs Hut always an our hearts tezll be St loseph s hzah school datfs Io all qood frtenas ue leate behznd Our Przests dear S1s'ers too lVe awe our fondest thanks And say farewell to tfou Bat eeer round St Joseph s Hzah Our lhouahts tezll fondly ttezne And ever loyal tuzll Lee be Thzs class ot 39 IRIS HARTZELL Thzrty one I 7 ' 4 7 , I I H . H x i . . 1 Y I Y Y! I i I 1 . 3 . A I 7 A L ' 3 I V l V1 5 1 I I I I H D - . . K L 1 I 1 X ' 3 1 ' y y I C 1 3 , I I l I . I I A ' . ! t 5 I Q H Y I N 1 H C 3 Q I l P 3 V V 1 1 V! Y i -L ' Y . I I H I 3 N 'A p 1 K HA y XL L I i 1 D YA I i I H i . L 1 . x Y I x Vx ' x L I x - H Y ' D 'H . 'n ' x 1 ' V ' ,I r Q i L x 1 I x e 1 .J V X e D K e I V .iq . K 7- ' I 3 I A V ' 7 H 4 ' ' n'I . . . C. . comes the determmatlon to demonstrate our heartfelt apprectatton, by Deeds, . lf 1 ' e ' . ' V l ' ' Y 1 A . A I K. ' vb v ' l x . V ' . k K' I R' ll YA A J I j -, N . Rv 4- I Y V 13 ' e tl ' l . Nl I st' YI 'J' 7 l I 1 e A I A- J J I' A AI ' ' A' 1 L A ' I k 1 l 1 X' ' 1' vm ' .I I. K . r . ' I F l In 'ls L 1 xx l I A V 1 V- I v yl M y, . I 'l 1 NUNCIAIA PORTRAVAI. Just before dusk ere the dau saus qood hue Our thouqhls turn from carth to the hcautctul slew And Cfod tn Hts aloru seems nearer bu far 111s herald ol ntqht ts just one teeznklrnq star Ihe sun tn the XX est ts struaaltna tt seems Io lznacr cctth us and tts splcndo stzll streams forth as from Goa aes rf tt Lcould sua It ts thus He blesses uou dau hu dau Ihe dau s arand Hnalc so common to us Isa Httzna trrhute to Hzm cc ho thus Reveals Hzmsclr zn crcatccl lztc And comforts mortals tn 'he r LtlfIhIlj strllc Doraorm N1 XHXRI THE CAMPER c shacloccs tall the sun descends And otl across the ska he stlccru moon aocs satltna past A doccn to rcst I lze e Icctnlzlzna stars H7 lnrzaht arrau Cfleam docc n upon the staht Ot lonelu ccearu can pets And auard Ihcm throuah the waht lar across the distant plum A fouolc halls the moon A hancltt hand or beast of plea Uau trespass all loo soon But as I ccatt for slumber deep Lpon the trampled sod I place muselt and all mu cares In the locma heart of God Crum 1 s Sfssmk SUNSET Ihe sun a hlaftna disc of qolcl otnles very slocclu tn the Lees! Ihzs hrtllxant ball qoes down to rest Behznd the hzlls so dark and colcl Ihe clouds cchtch Cross thc sry are rolled In bzlloees cchzte shoec houc the crest Of cluslzq hzlls cc hose tops are drcssed In flame lost tn a mcstu told Shadows fade tn the palmq lzqht I hc sun s last raus the mountazn bars Olcl Sol has taken hrs ccentna Iltqht Marktna the Shu Luth crzmson scars I hen aarlvncss comes rn the form of nzqht Ana' buttons tts mantle on with stars Eoxsmao PAXITASIXFX 7 hzrlu Iwo . , , ,. L A IN , O . ' .l ' ' c - R- . , . - K- ,s , . - I X i Y. . 1 V . , , , 1 , . 4 W ' , ' ' , s 1 nv E Jmicijuw l A I X' .Nl ' I I YJ lhl ,- E I I K. ,, ,. , , Qs ' A 1 , , . 'm I 1-- , - ,, . , , , . 4 X' If .' . , . , l 1 s , T . . v , w . , . , H. . . , W , Y' V ' Y Q J ' .E 1 l c f ' 'ff' Y ,i ,, , . c . K ' I L I 'I , ,.,,. . . , ' '. . . 7 V - --- I THE AINNUNCIATA SAVING TI-IE AMERICAN FAMILY N the consideration of the savmg of famlly l1fe one rdea must predommate rt IS that wh1ch was put mto the heart of the Psalmlst by the Founder of Famlly Life the great God Hlmself If the Iord hulld not the house they labor m vam who bulld xt sings the royal D3Vld The Dlvme Creator ln I-Irs utter unselflshness permntted man to ard I-Ixm ln peopllng Hrs kmgdom on earth Lden Cana Na7areth all exemplniy the Dlvme ldL'l of marriage and of famnly l1fe If this great edtfice IS to survlve the dlabollcil assaults of modern agltators the builders must adhere closely to the plans of the Dnvme Archltect If I asked you Who were the real founders of th1s great nation what would your answer be' Perhaps some of you would name the various warriors and statesmen who enrlched the hlstory of thls countrv True enough a Wash mgton a Lmcoln a Theodore Roosevelt all God fearmg men hav contrlbuted abundantly to the pride the honor and the power of our Umted States But there IS another requlslte which has gone mto the makeup of thls successful na tlon a requxslte more potent than wnsdom brnllnnt generalshxp or financxal genius Thls outstandmg of whlch I speak IS the requ1s1te of stabxllty In order to have outlasted the turmoil of domestlc and forexgn troubles and to have blllfy And stabllrty IS born of homes lt IS born of famrlles lf IS cradled at the iiresrde of the household The real founders of this country were those men and women who cleared the land bu1lt the dwellmgs and reared the fam1l1es Thrs work was continued by lmmngrants Catholics for tne most part who came to Amerlca in order to rear their famllles 1n the love and fear of God I is these men and women I repeat who are responslble for the Unrted States as lf IS today The same Amerlca which was founded on the famlly rs now lightly cast 1ng off the marrxage vow and dlsregardmg the dutres mcurred by that vow If the foundations of a house decay can rt be expected that the house shall stand' If the foundatlons of Amerxca tOtter will the nation itself stand firm? All the mam factors responsrble for the dlslntegritron of famlly life can be summed up under one headmv selfishness It IS selflshness that leads the parents to neglect thelr dutnes for passlng pleasures agaln xt IS selfishness that prompts questlonmg and dlsobedlence on the part of the ch1ldren To thls rn d1v1dual1sm glxbly called self expression may be attributed the growth of com plete independence on the part of chlldren Some of our noted chlld psychologists argue that chlldren must reason thlngs out for themselves ThlS they assert wxll prepare the chlld for life by teachmg him the value of rlght reasonmg What a disregard for the Chrxstxan prmcrples of self CIISCIPIIIIQI I-Iow can a child be expected to dnflerentlate be tween the true and the false 11 he rs deprrved of the influence of a unified domestic Chrlstlan life? Surely lf rs a parent s place to show the child the correct thmg to do or not to do Thrrty three ' ' s 1 1 ' 'H ' 1 m 1 : . 1 I 4 , , . , ' ' , ' ,L ' e 6 ' ' I I I I 5 I ' 'D 1 , If I weathered the changes born of the passing years this nation must have had sta- D I I I I I O . H XNNLYCIATX I Thrs mdtptndtnct vshrch has bttn fosttrtd ln many' homts has now groyxn to alarmlng proporttons Chlldrtn hast btcomt so tmmtrstti nn thtm stlyts thu thtyf rttust to rtspctt or to obty thtlr suptrrors rl hls country' thls statt thxs vtry tommumty has wttntsstd tht tragtdy that ts tht rtsult ot tht tllSI'llI3llOI1 of f1ITl1ly ltlt 'l ht roots OfCflIT1L art Hrmly xmbtddtd tn tht brtalt down ot tht homt Can any of you dtny' that lack of stlf d1sc1pl1nt has not yytalttntd tht sotnttx group Although tht dlSll'lfnQI lIlOTl of tht homt IS dut first of all to stlfishness thtrt art othtr tuls gnawlng a tht planks of tht housthold Lack of coop tratmon changt of status of yy oman rn homt llft and ltttlt homt rtcrtatlon all tontrxbutt to tht dtcay of ltmxly ltft A houst dludtd agamst 1tstlt cannot stand lf busmtss mtcrtsts must cooptratt to makt profits lf NATIONS must agrtt to trtdt tompacts ntctsszry for thtnr prosptrtty ts tt rtason blt to txpect that mdxyldtnls dutllnng togtthtr ctn constantly muntnn an 'tttltudt oi m dnfltrtntt to tht r1ghts of thtlr tomptnxons and tt tht samt txmt tnjoy a happy 'lllllly l t Outsldt tht C hurth dnorct and bxrth control art toltrattd Ytt lf IS thls ytry hctnst whlth tonstxtutts I dangtrous tn' tronmtnt tor Amtrtcln C,'!IllOllCS Rtlwron tht only rtmtdy tor thtst tuls hts no plact today ln mort than halt of tht Amtrlcan homts Yts tht luturt ofAmtr1ta ns lmptrlltd by thtst maltg nant fortts yxhlth mtltt tht gtfllllllt orgmwttton of 1 ttmtly group utttrly lm posslblt XVh1t wrt tht rtmtdlts 'Nlort f1I711llLS yyould surxtyt tht storms of matrx mony rf all wuts would dtyott thtmstlvts to tht noblt carttr of homt maktn grtattr bonds ot htpplntss would bt tstabllshtd ti partnts and chlldrtn sought rtcrtatlon ln tht homt and loyt would rtxgn suprtmt 1f rtllgmon and rtvtrentt flourmshtd IH tht famxly tlrtlt ltt us klndlt mtyy tht fltcktrlng flimt of fillllly umty' and trtct on tht smouldtrmg ashts ot our fortfathtrs ftmnly ltft 1 constant glowmg Hrt t truly C liflblldll tamtly l tt us look up to tht holy Famtly of Na7artth for our msptratxon ltllow Amtr1cans 1n tht caust ot tht grtatest Amtrtcan 1nst1tut1on tht CllI'lSIl'1I'l lamllyt ltt us strtkt md COI1l1r1L1t strtklng untxl tht last armtd lot txplrts PAIRIC IA D1 sfwt N11 RS Yhrrtu four V 11 1 1 V 11 11 1 ' - v V 1 V1 1 1 1 1 1 'X VX 1 3 5 if ' 'LV 7 X 1 I -1 1 1 - v 1 1 1 x r 1 1 l 1 1 . 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L ANINUINC ATA MARY Tl-IE INSPIRATIQN CDF POETS Url ll I xx ould be my tmsk xx ere I to attempt a survey ol Catholtc authors who haxe eulog17ed Mary tn poem and song Rather wtll I revtew some of the trtbutes yyhtch poets outstde the Church hay bestow ed on our Blessed Mother Lyen before the dogma of the Immaculate Conceptton was proclatmed Weurdsxxortla had penned Mother uehose Llftllfl bosom was uncrost Bu the least shade of thought to sm allzed Xl oman abote all teomen alortaeei Our tatnted nat tre s solztaru boast and he declared her purer than foam on central ocean tost and brtghter than eastern sktes at day break streu n yy tth fancted roses Scott bttterly antagontsttc at times to the Catholtc doctrtne puts on the ltps ol the loyely lllen Douglas the hymn to the Vtrgtn Frorn tlle lonellness of the Cobltn s Case her xotce peals out oyer the Qcotttsh glen tn pratse of Mary s pove er and purtty Ate Marta mazelen nula Ltsten to a matelen s prauer lhou canst hear thouah from the tetld I-oul demons ofthe earth and azr lrom thts thetr teonlea' haunt eazled Shall flee before thu Presence tatr And Rodertck touched by the stncertty and beauty of the song declares that lzllen or else an angel stngs Another poet whose vyorks show the great lnlluenee of Mary IS Henry Adams Thts IS espectally true tn hts Prayer to the X 1rg1n of Chartres addresses her Gractous l ady showtng h1s deep respect for her the Mother of God Mary Colertdge tn her well known poem Our Lady polnts out that God dld not select someone veho was rtch tn veorldly gtfts to be I-lts Mother but a pure sweet gentle and kmd elewtsh matden l-low beauttfully does the poet deltneate our l ady s humtltty Veeer a ladu dtd He choose Onlu a maid of low dearee So humble she mtght not refuse lhe Carpenter of Galilee A daughter of the people she A llghted lady wtndovs tnsptres Marguertte WllklHSOH to extol the beauty vuth yyhlch an art1st has patnted has conceptton of the Madonna But Mtss Wtlktnson goes further She looks deep mto Mary s heart for the source of all th1s beauty No Catholte could express more beauttfully the mystery of the Annunctatton Thtrtu sta ' ' ' l ' I - L ' ' . , f 1 ' ' , yu 1 A w v ' ' 2, 1 ' - f ll Y J ' V 1 ' ' U l' a m In 1 x ' 1 r 1, .1 e H I m y L L m x 4 I ' m' 1 B A . v 73 1 V I I 1 V5 I V' H ' I D Y 1 , e 4 Y! 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' I I 'Q I I JJ ' s v , I r ' ' 1 1 1 1 V' V P I ' , I b l 3 5 !X I ' 3 x ' A- x - 1 . r V ' T -XNNIUNCIATR lady l lone your robe 1112 a xeaxe In the deep blue sea 5 our aareole ot stars ls Lety cltar to me And tht beauty of the soul l hat mel tht lloly Ghost And the Leoncler ot the lzte ll hezezn the Guest teas Host In Ins xrdent dL9ll'L to eulogwe our blessed Nlother 5 purltx Chlrles In f sm Cltholles oi xx orshlppmg the Nlother falls into he eommon error o aeeu g ot bod Vx e pirdon hun for his mxst lke hovxexer tor ln hls given us ASPIYI tion 1 gem refleetlng, Mary s smlessness Waternal l azly Let lleaeenly horn thy lesas seemtlh sare And thou a l tram pure Lady most perfect uhen thy sznless lace Men look upon they Lush to he A Catholzc Madonna tatr to LLOfSl'1l,D thee holmcs have bow d rhelr heads mb th th Vzrarn araet In ill xges an IH h x ressmg the bellef ln the lnear tn prmxtr mt the rxngnng ot the Angelus t us e p l l nven to the xx orld 1 bLlLlUlLll pnture nxtlon PI he Cxtholle 1rt1st N111 et ms g of sound ln lns puntlng The Angelus l:dq1r Allen Poe pays trlbute to thls C llllktllx. dexotnon nn Pnyer of the Angelus At morn at noo u hast heard my hymn el Leoe rn aood and zll Mother of God be LL rth me stzll C Donnelly spnks for all of us n at ttezlzaht elzm Marla tho ln joy an The Catholle poet Lleanor nn X 1r n Immuulmte lare as the snote Lee say Ah nettr tlalze lell throuyh the az: One halt as tazr As Wary s soul teas made for Christ s elear sake Mary Immaculate' fthe fllptne snote s Beszde thy statnless spzrzt clushy yrotes l he Lehzte st tehzteness o Hu tx FOCIEXIAN 'lhzrty semen C HE A A I A A A 5 4 L7 V WI I ll 7l'l: , I , . 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' -X x, THE ANNUNCIATA O Thirty -eight BASKETBALL TEAN honey C 'B C B O- ogers S USS? of I6 S Sea O THE' ANNUNCIATA BASKETBALL Hb 1938 39 basketb1ll se1son ss 1s like the month of March xx ith the S11nt Joe Bluejackets bucking terrific headwinds Too they came in like a lion toppling St Basil of Dushore by a 63 6 score in the opening game and went out like a lamb meekly bovsing to a powerful central Catholic team from Harrisburg 40 12 un the En11eneounter of the se1son lt st 15 one ofthe most d1s1strous se1sons in the history of basketball ll Saint Joe After scoring thirty field go1ls in the complete rout of St Basil in the initn1lg1me ofthe yL3f the B1l1Ll1L1iklS lost to t11e Green Dmgons of 1 eveisburg 32 21 lhe lllliilfll te1n1 glve the 11ekets 1 big surprise in the third g1me but Saint Joe stased off the gr1d 1tt1ck in the last period 1nd c1me out on top with t11e1r second win of the se1son 35 33 Then the te1m hit 1 slrde 111ey lost four consecutixe contests to C1nton High lersey Shore H1rr1sburg C atholic 1nd South Willianisport respectively The 49 22 defe1t donated by the H1rr1sburg quintet was the worst the Parochral tossers hase ever tasted Then came 1 break in the chnn of losses Saint Joe won over a stubborn 1 oek Huen te1m by a 27 21 score lhe 11st minute 32 30 defe1t If the hands of Renovo High xx as a bitter pill to su 1llow 1nd it start d mother string of de lersey Shore 43 21 Levsisburg 32 27 and Canton High 40 28 The Jos ephites won their fourth g1me of the ye1r 1nd their second oxer 1 ock H1ven as they beat the up river l1ds 36 23 In 1 high scoring game the J1ckets lost to South Willramsport 61 39 After holding Renoso in check for the first half Saint Joe collapsed in the l1tter part of the contest and xx ere defeated 52 32 Harrisburg C1tholic humtlnted the Bluejackets for the second time this being in the form ofa 40 12 defeat In a non scheduled g1n1e played 1t Scran ton Holy Rosary handed St Joe its fourtr nth defeat of the season 34 25 The Jackets will lose but one pl1yer through graduation this being the sh1rp shooting center Tom 1V1cC1rthv 1nd in the 1939 40 se1son Coach Purcell will hase a well bal1nced 1nd experienced qumtet to put on the court And although the team this year was not a typical St Joe quintet the bruising battles of the past campaign h1ve shown that the Jackets will be something to look forward to next year Samt Joe Opponents Dushore 1 ewisburg Alun ni Canton Jersey Shore Harrisburg South Williamsport Lock Haxen Renovo Vv 1l111msport Jersey Shore Lewisburv Canton Lock Haxen South Wrlliamsport Renovo Harrisburg Holy Rosary 508 EDWARD FANTASMF1 lhzrfu nine .2 I - 2 L 51511 Vt' A H A A' V1.7 . 3 K T N o I s ' 1 V as y' i ' 7 1 ' , I. 5 A H I ,Le 1 V1 T 1 L jc ' 5 . 1 L I - I 4 i P I H L 2 1 1 H R l A' 4 - . ' 3 x L . it 11 x x K L 4 1 X' 1 I k -A i V 3 I L H. 2 Y V5 i K. K S' A g I 1 3 I C 1 X TQ S A 3 A YI ik K Ag I V Q H K. i' L I 1 I I I 1 y K g X C 4 1 k I3 3 H 3 L X . H L- x XA' -4 K 1 4 ' L vu xl - 1- 7 ' e LA - 1 s - 1 at t e feats which numbered five. as t11e Jackets lost to Williamsport Higl1. 50-18, l it 1' K X 1 Vit L 1. 1 Vx 4 C 1 H Y X 3 - I Vi 6 - I L . - 5 iq 1 1 A V I 3 4 i C 1 vi 1 1 1 3 - . ix 5 C ' I .1 1 X 3' N X K X A 5' -A 3. 4 H A I It I - X 1 L H 3 1 S , V 3 I 1 . S X V F . m 1 ' 1 1 g es A I ' ' ' ,' L T I x X L f y L I x ' 11. , V 4 e 63 . 1 6 21 -1 4 32 35 1 ' 33 27 33 ' 23 1 1 37 22 '. 40 22 ' ' 33 27 '1 21 30 32 18 '. . 50 21 1 1 1 43 . 27 ' O 32 28 40 36 '1 23 39 ' ' 61 32 52 12 i 40 25 34 651 , , , THL ANNUNCIATA I 1939 TOURNAMENT AINT PATRICK S DAY ushered 1n the thxrd annual state Cathollc I-llgh Tournament at W1111amsport Sponsored by the local Knlghts of Co lumbus Councll 366 the tournament opened w1th fast ball ecltpsmg per formances of the two prev1ous tournaments A new feature of the 39 contests was the battlefleld the new W H S Cmymnasxum Larg crowds w1tnessed the battles as ten of Pennsylxanxas crack teams gathered to crown a new monarch Scranton s Sa1nt Marys fell prey to the crack I-larrlsburg quxntet 36 28 whlle Allentown Central tr1mmed Pxtt Sa1rt Marys ot the Mount 30 20 to conclude the openlng round Evenmg f6SIlXlIlQS opened w1th Sa1nt Joseph of O11 C1ty defeatxng our own Sa1nt Joe team 36 30 1n a Game that produced sur pr1ses for all present as far as W1ll1amsport was concerned A powerful Pltt Central team put an end to Tamaqua s hope of reachmg state renow n by a score of 36 24 The defendlng champs Johnstown stopped Scranton s second entry Sa1nt Ann s 32 22 FIYSI day and Tournament 1ct111t1es were ended abruptly for Harrxsburg as Allentown qualnied for sem1 final play w1th a close score of 28 21 Saturday s warf re found Pxtt C ntral led by 1ts two stars Red Clark and B111 Lohmeyer tr1umph1ng over Johnstown 37 25 To further declde the finallsts O11 C1ty tournament dark horse had her sav by el1m1nat1ng Allentown 35 Z8 Not to be left out completely Allentown went on 1n the exenmg to w1n the Consolatlon Trophy thus dropp1ng Johnstown out of the money The blg game follow ed the Consolatlon try Pltt Central started fine but the O11 C1ty team cons1stently moved on to fimsh the tournament 1n a b1a7e of glory for themselxes The final score O11 C1ty 26 Pxtt Central 22 Members of the four sem1 finallsts monopol17ed the all tournament plcleed by the sport wr1ters John Clark of P1tt and Ju11us 51315117 h1gl1 po1nt man of the tournament were forwards Blg blond Don Feeney placed at center for the champ1ons B111 Lohmeyer of Pxtt and Charles Yarchale of Johnstown landed the guard berths Lohmeyer was the plck for outstandlng player of the tourna ment All 1n all another State Monarch had been crow ned w1th success and glory Next year a young Sa1nt Joseph team of Vv1l11amsport w1ll be once aga1n a real t1t1e threat THoMAs MCCARTHX SECRETARIAI. FUN Oh but If s fun tehen uou can eerzte A few Iznes and some hooks And then to find a duplzcate 1V1th1n your shorthand book It s more fun to tremscrme uour notes 41 fifty Leords a mrnute And hear the boss express surprzse And Leonder hoee 1,ou dzd lf Some mau End these subyecls hard And sau theu cannot qet them But these remarks euzll never come From a steno who has met them HELEN FOGLENIAN Form 1 ' , 1 1 1 - 1 -.. 1 1 1 . . . . n 1 1 , . . . fa - 1 1 - l 1 , 1 1 - - C 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 Y - 1 A 1 1 ' 1 , 1 '1 11 1 1 1 . e I 1 I 1 , 1' 1 1 5 aa 1 L-1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 - A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 11 1 ' - 1 1 , ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 11 ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 ,1- 1 . . ,. . . . 1 1 1 I' 1 1 V 1 -1 1 1 1 1. 11 ' 1 1 1 ' 1. 11 ' 'H 1. .1 11 O THE ANNUNCIATA DICTATORS AND Tl-IE RISE CDF CNE N November 1918 rn the prrvate coach of General Pershrng an armrstrce was agreed upon by the Allred Nations and Germany Early rn 1919 the treaty of Versailles ended the war that exrsted between them At thrs treaty Germany was at the mercy of the leaders of the natrons of the world and she received her sentence for the wrongs that she had committed She was stripped of all her African colonres she was totally drsarmed and she suffered from heavy war debts Numerous other treaties followed the Treaty of Versailles that completed the terms between the combatants It was whrle Germany was rn thrs postwar crrsrs that Adolph Hrtler tactfully elrmrnated all of hrs competitors and made hrmself th drctator of the Reich The people of Germary blrndly accepted thrs leader rn the hope of regain mg therr lost power Immediately Hrtler set to work to reburld Germany He secretly reinforced hrs army and lrkewrse he strengthened hrs navy and by 1934 the world felt that Germany had recovered Then Hrtler began to work swiftly strrkrng when the other nations were unprepared He reg rned the Sarr Valley by plebrscrte whrle England busy wrth Ear East troubles and France wrth internal rnsurrectrons were too weak to do anything Then surprrsrng the world and beating out Italy Hrtler marched rnto Austrra Every natron rn the world resented thrs but drd nothing Again he had struck whrle all of the natrons were pre occupred No natron knew the strength of the G rman army and arr forces so all were afrard to call the hand of Hrtl r Then another surprise came Premier Mussolrnr of Italy officially declared that he had joined hands wrth Hrtlers Nazr group Later developments rn Qnchoslovakra were the results of thrs drctator s power Hovs ever all thrs was done rn the open What shall we say of drctator Stalin and hrs subtle agents? Therr avowed purpose rs to do away wrth God and the thrngs of God Why rs not Mr Stalin rncluded rn Wash munrsm rs the greatest evrl rn the world todav Hrtler to hrs credrt stopped rt rn Germany Mussolini stopped rt rn Italy Franco wiped rt out of Spam If Pope Pius XI found rt necessary to rssue several Encyclrcals denouncrng Com munrsm as the greatest evrl exrstrng rn the world today surely these drctators have done something for humanrtv lo quote H L Mencken The Com munrsts as everyone knows ar rndustrrous rntrrguers and bold and shameless lrars but he continues the American boobs always easy fell for the Vlarxran gonk rn a large way to spread Communism rn Spain We hope the boobs wrll treat drctator Stalin as he deserves to be treated Were Hrtler to confine hrmself to lawful efforts of recovering Germany s former possessrons he might be tolerated but hrs haughty aggression repels all Then too hrs assumptron of power rn matters relrgrous condemns hrm Wrt ness hrs brtter persecutron of Catholics and hrs serzure of convents monasterres and churches I-Ie wants Germany and all rts former possessrons Stalrn wants the world and the souls of men How fortunate are we that we are not drawn rnto European conflicts Modern war wrth IIS mechanized rmplements IIS porson gases crrpplrng and para1y7rng rts vrctrms rts cruel bombrngs of populated areas rs largely due to the ambrtron of Godless drctators May God grant our leaders the power to keep us out of drsaster Our system of peaceful preparedness rs a great factor rn keep rng the Unrted States out of war May we alwavs enjoy our precrous heritage of lrfe lrberty and the pursurt of happiness' under the guidance of God fearrng rulers EDWARD COUDRIFT Forty one V 1 Y . A x . . . d f , - I I V ' ' e . ' . ' . , V . . 4 ington's condemnation of dictators? Because America favors red Russia. Com- ' . Q U V 1 V 1. Y A 1 v . 1 - - 1 1 ' Q Y 4 E - . THE ANNUNCIATA C Fortq two X PA ST o C me CA A W l MXINXIUNICIAI-X MARRVING MARGARET l-ll: mtmbtrs of tht Stmor Class of St Jostph s I-lxgh Sthool prtstnttd thtlr annual St Patrlck s Play on Nltrch 19 It tht Clpltol 'l htattr Marrynng Margartt 1 thrt act tomtdy yy as tht tntlt chostn and tts thtmt Aqt dots not wnthtr tustom dots not stalt tht httrt that 15 young yy as ystll ttrrxttl out by a clpablt cast As tht curtaln rlsts NV1n1frtd Hunttr tAgnts Gtsltrl and htr snsttr ltllm llrxs H1rt7tllJ ut shown anxlously awntmg tht dttrsron of thtxr ftthtr IF rtgard to thtxr marrtagt to Ltonard and Lto Stratton portrtytd by l trl lngltr md John Pournty rtsptttlytly Harrlson Hunttn tht flthtr lxxllllldm Claus! howtvtr rtfusts to grvt hrs tonstnt to thtxr marrngt untrl thtnr oldtr Slsttl Mtrgartl ns marrttd Margartt wtll portraytd by Patrrcn Dtsaulnttrs has madt up htr mlnd to llyt a sxnglt lttt rl o makt I'I1Z1IItrS worst Aunt Hlrrttt 4Htltn l oqltmanl arrlvts and naturally sxdts wlth Margartt ln tht sttond act thtrt IS general confusron and chaos dut to tht mtv up Party for Margartt and although Aunt Harrltt objttts thty succttd ID carrymg out thtrr plans ln thrs act Bermce Marlty rn tht role ot Lthtl tht matd also arousts th mdlgnatxon of Aunt I-larrrtt 'I ht ftrst sttnt ot tht last act shows a college Sororlty l-loust Tht younv ladlts Bttty Gray lDorothy Hartntttl V1v1tn Carey lDorothy Ntyhartl Madgt Alltn lL1letn Malontyp Vnrgrnla Howt tlylargmrtt Nlarnonl .loan Axnsltt tliytlyn l-llllj and Glorta Ruthtrlord llVlav1nt lVl1lltrr who havt bttn nnyuttd to tht Hunttr s Nlxsqutradt Party havt somt drffltulty ln tht matter ot tscorts as tht grrls IIIVIIL tht samt young man lht second sctnt shows tht Masqutrtd Party Margaret ts tht mnn at trtttlon of tht tytnnng tttrattmg tht atttntlons not only ot tht fimtts ot tht Hunttr SISILFS but also of Notl lhomas lfharlts Samui who ns tngwgtd to Mlrjorlt l utktr tM1ry lVlcN1mar1r and Ross Van Burtn llrlarold Lckl who IS tngagtd to Amtlra bardntr tlgllttn Gmgn lorln Cnlbtrt lldwartl Pan taskeyl and lgnatlus Wnlbtr Welltngton 1 lhomas lVlcCarthyJ art also ardtnt admlrtrs Aunt l-larrltt ts flattered by th compllmtnts ot Prottssor Maxyytll Dtvrnt lEugent Rupert? and tht play ends w1th the rtunlon ot tht boys and glrls and the words of the father Agt dots not wtther custom does not stalt the heart that IS young EVELIN HILL Porltl three ' 1 . H F 4 I I I I I 1 I V I ' I I I I. . I 'H V L 1. 5 -L I i x 1 . A. Y- I V' In ' I 7 I I I I ' I I AL I I' , t t . , . . , k . t , I 4 . I I . I I I I I I I Y. I I' . , . ,t . s 1 I Y' In I' I yu I V I I L I A I -X ' I I V I 'Ik I I 4 ' I I4 L .L I I J. I fl' I . f I I 'I I I I I I I 'I I I I I VI . I A.I A I I Y I -I I I I s 4 - ' s ' t t I I' I I I I ' I I I Y of advertlsemenls ln the local newspaper. l he grrls Hnally plan a Masquerade I 'I -I' I II I Y. Q I 'I I A T 4 Y I I Y 1 ' O t 'I Y I I ' P -I A Iy L Y I II YI I b I l I I . I I - , . . II I V- I I I Y I I I I ' ' I I I . . . I I I ' . . I I I 7 V A I I I I I L ' I L C K I .' I tl g . ' I I I VI I ' I I I r Y A I 'I' l L , Q , L . L V .I C X 1 , 7 . , - . t . X y .E .A V Q . I E . .j U I A I I I ' I ' A I Y , ' tl I I' I I I I V 'V JUNICDR SENICDR DEBATE HL annual Junlor Sentor debate of Satnt Joseph s Hxgh School was held rn the school audxtortum on Thursday evenmg Aprrl th1rteenth The subject dlscussed was Resolved That an Anglo Amerxcan alll ance should be adopted Tl he speakers for the aflflrmatxve srde of the debate were Eugene Harwell James Allrson and Paul Grady members of the Junlor Class The SCHIOIS upholdmg the negatlve were Eugene Rupert Edward Coud rtet and Edvs ard Eantasleey Tl he Judges were Mr James Connell of Mount Samt Marys College Emmltsburg Nlaryland Mrss Eleanor Nardl and Nllss Margaret lVlcGraw both alumnae of Marywood College 'I hey gtxe the decnsron rn faxor of the nega tue slde Eather Knlght delivered the deelslon ol the judges and he also com mended the debaters for their ine aehlexements MARX Me3NAuAM Tl-lE MOUNTAIN STREAM lVhen morntnq daeen d upon the forest araa And ehztptna hzrds announeed the hreah of dau And saved thelr teeznklma for another mah! I found muself hestde a mountazn stream lhe splendor of that stream s reflected lzaht Refllled ma empty heart ee :th pure delzaht And as I eeandered doeen tts slopznq banks I he love eezrhm ma soul qave vent to thanks lo Nature s Cod ll ho azees us all our toy CHARI ES SAVIAR RECESSICDNAI. School daas are o er foreeer more Our hearts all szah ll e bzd adteu to joys eee kneee AI St Joe s Hzah fach moment each hour ll e II cherzsh aleeaas As Sentors eee leave aou And sau fareeeell to happy daas llltth colors hzah eee march on bu .St Joseph s doors TVe close them nou, But stzll our hopes are hzqh lVe fare the eeorld and all tts trlals And ae! Lee knoee That eee eezll never foraet Dear St Joe lR1s HARTZH L Forty four L A A TA 1 ' A ' , , ' ' ' , ' A I 3 5 . I I D! , . 1 A1 I 1 - 1 1 , ' l. . . 1 1 1 1 V y 1 ' . , I7 4 7 7 T 'A ' I 5 5 T X I l 1 I 1 ' T 3 L Y D I I D Y I 1 - ' ye A 1 ' 1 ' 1 e 1 1-A ' ' s ' 1 4 i I D I 3 T 1, 3 A Al Yi D ' r Y r . . . - . W hen fading stars gave way Io semshtne hrtght, 1 I yn I 4 ' 1 ' 1x-l I 1 '1 , T K' J K' P -K' I' I I I . I J Y. I ' 1 l ' ' A xi 1 I 1' , , 7. , X I 1 A l 'lf T , I U l'.' .T A , , , . J A ' ,7 A I A Y 1 v 1 E' 'lj' lt' Y ' 1 I s v 1 ' I f I A T ' V V . . Y I T ' T v 1' O THF ANNUNCIATA Tl-IE BRIGHT SHADOW OF MARTYRDOM Cfluest Ldztorzulj HEN ln the long dlstant days before our first commumon we first heard of the Roman martyrs we felt exalted It was a glorxous thmg to belong to a Church that had such heroes And we fretted our own lot Why were we born rn a less herolc age' Why were we deprxved of the oppon tumty to lay down our lnes for Chrlstp But as we grew older we came to real17e that martyrdom was all around us lt was harder to say no to te mptatxon that nt would have been to say no to a pagan judge that was commandmg us to worshxp pagan gods lt was harder to light the w1ld beasts of passion thm It would have been to iight the wlld beasts rn the arena And every day at terrxble cost to our prxde our prestlge our opportumtles for good tnmes for qu1ck profits for publle applause we had to make publnc professron of our falth And today we see clearly that mto thxs modern world has come not only the second kmd of martyrdom the martyrdom entall d m leadmg a good lrfe but the first kmd as well th glorxous martyrdom of vlolence and blood l wonder whether the ages to come wrll not look back to our day to those natlons that make xt a penal or a caprtal offense to be outspokenly Cathohc and noddlng therr wrse hrstorxc heads say That was beyond all other the age of martyrs For there xs no Cathollc lxvmg today who does not have to suffer for h1s faxth He has to suffer ln hrs fight agaxnst temptatlon He has to bear the blows of cynxcnsm and rrdrcule of subtle sneers and emphatlc taunls that are hurled at the man and the woman who follow the footsteps of the pure Chrlst And mf he IS alert to the march of the NN orld events he knows that he IS llvmg wnth potentlal martyrs all about htm The test may come to each of us the test of facmg death God gnve us the courage to dne But the grace and the courage to dxe come not m a burst at the moment when we face the machme gun or the concentratxon camp but as a result of the darly martyrdom of bexng a courageous Cathollc Men and women who lxve braxely due bravely Men and women who say no to dally tempta txons wxll say no to the tyrant Men who lead courageous lxves as mnlntant Cathohcs wxll stand herolcally when the shadow of martyrdom from Furope or Mexlco or Russian lengthens and falls ieross our path The brave dle bravely The pure rush wxllmgly to meet God Those who have llved as martyrs dxe wlth a smlle on thelr llps as the crovs n of martyrdom lS held out by angels hands REVEREND DANIEL A LORD S J Forty Hue 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 . 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 ' I 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 .- ' 11 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 a. 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 i 1 1 f L i 1 , e . 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 . . . . U ,, 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - .1 11 - 1 11 1 1 1 r - . . ,. 11 1 .. 1 1 1 1 1 e . t . . . 1 ' 1 . e 4 3 ' 1 1 1 ' e . . 1 1 1 x . - 1 1 VHI -XNNUNCI-XT-X O ABCSCDF39 A ts for Agms an 'tctrtss of fanu Nlirryftng Margartt midt famous htr namt B IS for boys wt han only nmt And also for Btrnttt a grrl trut and hm C rs for Qoudrttr tht ttlltst of all You tt sun. to find htm whtrt you Gnd 1l3'l9Ll5lll D tor Dtsaulmtrs tht star ol our Play ou ll htar mort ol Pat s atttnv wt ll yy tqtr to say l ts for Lngltr an orator ins. And also for lwk ht s llvs 'sys tn hm tor lrantaskty tn author ot ttmt lor lrogltmm too Qood at that gtmt C ts for Qnus who drtus a grttn ur And also for Gmg sht s up to tht par H ts lor Hartnll Hmrtnttt md Htll A hippy trto full ol good xytll l ts lor lnttrtst our class has dtsplaytd And also lor lmproytmtnts many yu y madt J ts for lohn yy ho drryts 1 lrutt trutk Vylhtn you stt htm tommg don t trust to lutlx K ts for Knoxyltdgt that yu noxx posftss L ts lor l oyalty tound ln our t ass lt s tht Llllkl thtratttrtsttc ol tath lad md Its Nl ts for 'Vlary and Nlargv and Xlutm Also tor Malonty' our tharmtng lllttn N IS for Ntatmss for Vx htch wt han strtytn And tlso lor Ntyhtrt to mtlodyf QIVLII O ts lor Ortqtnaltty vu yt trud to nqutrt And also tor Ordt vshtch vu all dtsm P IS for Puprls vu han twtnty tyy o And Ptrsonaltttts twtntv plus tw o ts tor uanttty thtrt ts a lack But wtth Qualtty wt. can statk R IS tor Ruptrt calm and btntgn Hs. s bun an asstt to thrrtyt nme S for Samar sktlltd tn trt ln all acttvtttts hrs ts a mijor part U ts for Unxud wt yt trrtd to stand 'I hat s why wt rt such a happy band V ts for Vtrtut and Valor too VJ tor Wtll to dart and do X ts the numbtr of gurls thlrtttn Y mm boys the answtr ts seen Z ts tor Ztntth yu yt rtathtd tht too Our work rs dont so h-.rt wt ll stop Hu t x Foot rum LILLENJ Gusto form sn f ' V ' D D V H 1 'B L L . . 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J V . , . ,t . .. . . 4 A A , NUINCIA FIRIEIXIDSI-III9 7 QLIIII7 1 h cl s its 1171 s I r I muff IIS t1lLtlfLl7l 71 mIm1'oLL C ml maria Ihr mass If Ihr huru 74 111 Ihr huuuhtcf 11111 ll x Ihr wr I7 Iucru tru has IIS fo zum lurrf I its hor ru zfx murn tomb IIS hears 7 r Ihzsruurld ulnu LLUUI mf bu lx fm I 1 In f nc Ihr Hum! lol the Llllf rmsllud from Ihr Irrmh um CII, vm IX my CNIS 1 CLASS IVICDTTO 3 Vx' DS In 5, urn xx nn 7 I S I C xulorx IS Iflln thu mdxxuiull mxmlnrs Inu muh mxslllxrs Iro tlmx to Umm but rusmv on Iugh our bmmr xxx, xx mt Iorxx 1rd md trud to rgpur thx xffuts of our shortgomxnqs by noblu md bxtur 'ILIIOIIS Vlv, xxx Cxxr In lbln no Ipplx our Clwsrn motto to thx xx urk xx huh IS jllSt IWLQIIIHIYIU md I xxr HL Cnr undtu OI our ard s Il IIILIIOII I nt not tuosx xx no sux orc I Ord SINII In sxxud but onlx thcsu xx ho doth Un xx1lI oi IVIy Ixthur JOHN IQL IQXII x Furm su I7 ' YY. 'IIIIIE ANI, I. 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XX ur Ir Q .1 L-J I THE ANNUNCIATA CHRONICLE September 7 The school bell rings Twenty two senrors cltmb three flxghts of stalrs to begm the last ascent on the educatlonal ladder September ZZ Momentous decrslon We choose our class rmgs September Z8 Father Vaughan vlslts our school MISSION Spirit runs hrgh September 30 lnsplred by Father Vaughans VISII the Seniors 1n1t1ate the assembly wnth stnrrmg program for the Mrssnon October 3 Busy day Ll ctlon of class officers Ind officers for the Students Mlssxon Cruslde No poll ttx was collected October 5 The Senior room floatmg wrth pools No not a flood but the World Serles has begun October 10 Agnes Oesler md John Fournev, report on Catholne Youth C on ference held m Scranton Oetober 9 October 12 Columbus Day No school Columbus d1d lt wxth hrs lxttle ship and compass October 17 SuLy and Trucknn on through vxe go to Country Club to d nce tlll 171 Thanks to Alumnx October 30 Forty Hours Dex otlon opens ruth Hlgh Mass and PIOCCSSIOH October 31 Jumors have Hrst school dance rn form of Hallowe en party Noe ember 1 All Savnts Day Concluslon of Forty Hours Noxember 2 Pecu11ar odor of moth balls permeates the room Reason Curls don unlforms November 10 Armlstxce Day Program Wxllnm Dooley guest speaker C S M C held lnlttal meetrng November 16 Fun and Frollc at K of C Annual Card Party and Dance November 23 Sophomores pep us up for Thanksgnmg vacatxon wxth a play November Z4 Semors proved worthy hosts and hostesses at Autumn Festlval held tn audltorlum Noxember Z5 Today exeryone becomes a turkey gobbler December 8 Hollday ln honor of the Blessed Vrrgxn Mary on the Feast of her Immaculate Coneeptton December 16 Rah' Rahl Rah' St Joe marches on to vlctory nn the first basketball game of the season December 22 Freshmen entertaln assembly with Cl1l'1SII'Il8S plav Vacatxon begms January 3 We return ewgerly to our studles only to Gnd mld year tests staring us 1n the face January 13 Frlday the 13th and reports Synonomous lnterestmg moxles of Father Hubbard s expedxtlon to Alaska January 20 26 Semors et al dlllgently crammmg for those seml annual scourges m1d years February 8 Alas and Alackl The trap is sprung Reports agam Thls tlme for exams February 10 Sorrow descends on us Pope Plus Xl leaves us to Jom hrs Maker 1n Heaven Requrescat m Pace Forty mne v- e . . 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S 2. .1 y NIEY, NUNCIX lxf1lC1I1lg1lI at m noon 0 p H1 0 0 0 00 p 00 p 00 p 00 p 00 p 00 p 00 p 30 p 00 p CALL IT A DAY tm OL tr111'1 TLIFIQIHU 1omt trom 1 PHFIX tt mos a Goo lunth C ltm Ruptrt IIXIHQ to End tht lug holt Asgnti Qtsltr drt 1ms tl htr s trtts mn htr slttp John lournty gtlb up 1nd pohshts 1119 ur tor sthool 11rlts 1l'l11l'fLLlQ1tS10 ost 118 xstorx ttxl 171tr1t11 Dtnulnmtxs gtts rt1dy tor sthool 1I'lS 1'l11t1tll vxorrxts 1hout htr un0mshtd horthlml All t1rly rxstrs Qtt up ior sthool V155 btqlns All qood pupxls on txmt A int m fully Our thtrtshtd ptrlod otPr1ytr5 nd RL1lglL3I1 1 om lN1tC1rthx lust ht1rs tht btll Nflaxxnt lN11lltr trylng to xx ork out tht d1y 5 1 1t1n trans11t1on Btrnxct N11rl 1 hsttns 1tt ntlxtly to tht txpl1n1tlon ol 1 Physmts probltm Rtl1x1t1on 1nd lunch Anvtlus btll rtmtnds 111 ot praytr Ld Fantaskty 11l1fI'lLS to sthool Just 1 mmutt ltlt to study H15 IOI' 1V11I , lV1cN1m1rz1 btgms to Qtumblt our htr Fnvlxsh ltttraturt Wt 111 smtttr somt to ltomttry somt to Stltntt 11111 somt rtmun for study NVt Ill st1rt for homt somt don t 1rr1xt Pd Qoudrltt trus to nach tht storm. by 1 -15 pm Ltlttn Glng st1l1 rldlng around ln th1t blur tar 11st LI11 for dmntr B111 Cnus starts out on 1115 utntng rounds Xlifglfkt M1rnon worklng Physxts probltms Lxtlyn H111 fallf 1slttp rndmg htr book btnxor gtrls put up flltll' h11r Dot Ntylnrt rtmtmbtrs sht has somt shorthmd to do Harold Ltk uondtrtng how 11-. 5 UOIPQ7 o qtt 111s xxretlx d t1r homt Nlldmvht Call If 1 d13 NVL rt 111 h1v1n0 pltaslnt drt 1ms Mx xlxlh N1lLI1R Mxxzt ARPT lNIa11xow lzllu Jn . 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'Q t ' O 1 t 't . .1 1' 1 5 ' .5 , 11 1. f '. 1' .. .1 V, t, PHI AINNUNCIATA O CROSS SECTION OF TI-IE SENIOR DIARY Stpttmbtr lst Whtn tht clty polxce saw a vtry rugged group of 1nd1v1duals walkmg up tht strttt thty surmlstd thty vytre Rtds Co nmunxsts or Bolshtvxks and rtported thtm to the Dres Commrtttt They found out later much to thelr surprlst that they had capturtd tht boys d1y1s1on mne strong of the Senlor Class Stpttmbtr last Tht class IS gtttlrlg txptrt at clock watchnng by vyartrng for dxsmlssal tlme Thty rt so good now that tvtry txmt tht clock IS tyen a mrnutt off somtone IS surt to yy akt Earl Engler up to flx xt Octobtr I Month of tht I-Ioly Rosary Ststers ptrform Apostolrc yy ork by constantly remmdxng twtnty tvyo slttpy peoplt that th y should go to Mass Octobtr last Gtttmg a b1t cooltr Wtll wtll vttll And vst stt tht mxraclt of mlraclts a boy buttonmg hrs collar vuthout an admonrtxon from one of tht Srsttrs E1thtr ht s ftelmg tht tool wtathtr or he s nn loye Thtn of course he cant bt held rtsponslblt for anythmg he docs Noytmbtr lst A ctrtaln boy named Ed gtts sprlng ftytr rn tht month of Novtmbtr and becomes frrendly vstth tht Irrsh constant attack of contmuous colds ln tht class Dtctmbtr lst Huntlng stason Each day tht boys hunt for hats coats starfs or glovts that art hrddtn 1n tht nooks and cranmts tt tht cloak room P S I put scarf 1n that because If was my scarf that took tht vsorst btatmg Someone sard that xt was so brlght that before thty got ustd to rt they thought that someone left tht lrght burn rn the vxrap room tDorothy Ntyhart s yersnon of cloak room! Dtctmber last No school Derrved from tht Englrsh word school abstract form meanmg nont of January lst lVl1ll1ons of people thlnk xt s cold nobody knows rt betttr than we do IAIso no school New Year I-Iolxday sb February lst Lookrng forward to the ctlebratlon of Lmcolns Bnrthday Whxch mtans a holiday Why artn t thert mort great men l1kt Lrn coln? February last Parts for the Annual Samt Patrrck s Day Play are gxven out We may not bt Barry more s or Garbo s but we try to do our best March lst 'I ht play a grtat succtss We wrsh to txttnd thanks to tht Sxsters for thtlr unctaslng tfforts to those good ptoplt who worktd wrth us and also to those k1nd people who laughtd htartlly at the weak jokts March last Sprmg IS hert Qulckly detected by the predommant drovs srness of the entxre class Aprrl lst Can t remembtr anythrng that happened so I ll just put A good tlmt was had by all Aprxl last Farr and Warmer Wxth baseball rn the atr the I-Irgh School Soft ball League opens To the surprlse of the other teams the Senrors prove to be pretty good P S Much to our surprlse too Ftfty lu.o X1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 y ' ' ' I 1 11 1 ' 1 1 y1 1 , ' 1 I 1 1 ' ' 11, , ' I D 1 3 I - , Y 3 x I 3 . 3 I ! 1 . V 7 I I I I b 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 v I 1 1 ' 1 y 1 ' 1 . ' st. 1 Y ' - ' f ' I X . V H 11 1 1 C r E l I I i D I V7 Y! X! D I 1 ' 1 1 V I A VA ' ' - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1' 1 I 1 - 1 1 ' ' v 1 I 1 1 I 1 y ' 11 1 1 ' v 1 A 1 y1 ' 1 A 3 I . Y' 3 . November last. The cough drop busmess takes a Jump for the better, due to a 3 1 1 . I i Y 1 ' ' ' 3 I I D I 3 Il' X 3 1 I I Y I Y 1 I I I D 1 Y I . 7 . . H I . 1 Y . , . I V 1 . , I ' . . . Y v 1 1 1 , E i I D ' 3 3 F I ' 1 1 I 1 - - 3 .. - ' V ' 1 : 1 . , - , . Y ANXIUN IA -X May ls Way ast June s unc 1st May thc month bcfore June whtch rcmrnds us that nt IS just 1 short vxhllc to graduatxon so we begxn Worklng harder Our no cs arc kcpt to the proxerbtal grtndstonc by our large mcdr um and small Sl7Ld obltvatlons that accompany a scnlor s dcparture from school An opttmxst once sard Why vxorry Ht must havc bccn cnthcr rxch or crazy Ncarmg thc cnd Wt don t know whcthcr to fcel glad or sad Soon to thc younger gcncratron wc wrll just bc a bunch of nccdlcs xn thc haystack of trmc VM rc out So thcrc s nothmg mort to say Wc hopc that thc sub scrtbcrs cnloy our Cross scctton Hxlaol 11 H lx THE AMERICAN SOLDIERS 198 Hollocu eyed and aray wtth dust lhey re loyal to thetr country s trust Rcltcutna but dcns ot the French In each damp and dreary trench lo the front' Danger lurktna at each turn Doomed manu ncuer to return lhc thrzlltny cc htstle at the fatal hour Stantbea' aduancc the blasttny poccer l hat sc nt the youny Americans ahcad lo jotn the leatons ot unknoccn dead Some men stumble others fall Or dtsapnear behtnd a flamtny ccall Shrapnel and evplostces rend the atr leartny thc around so damp and bare lltclzcr utctd flashes of flame One sees lhe forts! once beauttful nocc dccp ln sombrc shado Us that sloccly crccp Occr sluntps and roots decayed But lony stncc thc black clouds of ccar Haut shrouded the forest tcn score ltc dead tn tts lonely depths Itfc ls crushcd t 7 this fruttle s sfrtlc I hcy baht tn mtst and foa and ratn lhcy baltlc occr araues cchcre hace lam lor days thctr braces! comradcs Ibc haze Holds unlznou, n pertls somettmcs to ratse A head may mean scctft and mcrctlul death A bullct may cut short the fatltny breath A boytsh tacc ts stteabed Lctth blocd Drtpptna tn scccat coucred cctth mud Grtmy Hnacrs no lonaer cctll feel Blue cycs full of pathettc appeal Arc blurred cctth tears by thouahts of another KX hom he d never aaatn scc his mother I houyh clytny hts soul ts ltuzna and clean A soldter and crtscchtle a U .S Martnc EDWARD Fam Asus Fifty three C HE .H C 'IH t rv E 1 . 1 . . . . i1 vl V . S, , s , , ' , , - I I I I I ' V 3 . . O .. , V 7 ,., x X 33 1. 1 . 'V . 1-I . ' .s , ' , s , 5 l 3 3 I 1 I I H Hx H I i Y 6 I H. y . 1 ru . , J ' , , . , , , A I1 A - 1 4 ' , N' I JZ I w l E 'I I ' l ,. . . . E . ' N I I ' . . , V Above the tops of blackened trees 11 I 7 -YI ' ' ' x ' E I ' It' -1 V fl ., s . Mu sr 'J I 1 V '. - 5 1 ' E Q 1 1 as K, v 1 w I f - 1- wt nf E 1 1 ' . y I s1- I ,. .- s ' Y' J 'IA , Au A Nl lsvc . X Y E . E I ' vs 1 wl J I ll' 4 I 7. 1 ' Y t ' E 'E J nil, ' xi . I 1 v A ' I s wlN'NlU'NCT1-XTA THE VILLAGE FIRE lhe sku 19 uezled teztlz Crzmson ls the Ere srqnul sounds lht Ioeensmen seurzef tezldlej fake the road by leaps and boemds lheef hurry to the market place for there the Ere bluzes lheey :om the ranks of Uoltmleezs Elm! brezee the smokey mums Iheef Huh! the Ere brauelu Soon the phantom blufes the Ami te here before Ihr flames had rlemectl' Note qlotemq embers In Cnxkt L s Summa FATHER KNIGHT uneertam the luture Our xxork or the ANNLNKIXI X mpotrentlx eompleteel ue sulvmltted the r sulls ol our lnt rtry eflorts to our Unusmess mlger ln ther lxnlgnt hen lo the std nexss relelleel Us P11 mer Knlght 15 transferred Tl hls publxcatlon ou es tts exlstence to 111171 VN 1th hls sxstemitle plannlng Ind sympuhetxe Ql.1ld'll1U. the Sentor l1sses ol 'Qt Josephs lellleud Ille hnaneul btckmg neeessary lor the maklng ol .1 N ear Book sueh ws ours '1 lie members ol the elass H1811 to express grltntude to lpuher Kmght lor hls kmdlx assxstance and encouravement Mas he meet xx 1th much success IH hls neu eorner of the lord s smeyard S 31 DEAR READERS S IH former years vxe are publlshmg a year book for the gra1duatmg class of St Joseph s Hxgh School Thls book 19 made posslble through the courtesy and kmdness of the adxertlsmg publlc of Wllllamsport 'I hese generous patrons of our aelveruslng space represent rellable and progressxve busl ness firms that have falth IH the slogan It Ptys to Adxertlse We trust they wx 111 not b dxsappomted ln the confidence they hue pllced m THI ANNILINQIATA as a medlum to make thelr places of husmess better known M13 they be repald abundantly for the support they haxe gxven us by llberal patronage from the readers of our 1939 Annual We also extend a grateful appreenatxon to out xx orthy patrons for thelr generous ald FAIHI R Kx1eHI ANJD ass ot Tl O THOQI NVHO VJORSHIP GOD AND PRl7l R11 IC IOUS FRI l-DOM MOTTO ON THI Tl VIPLL Ol R11 IGIOIN 'NEXX HORR XKOR1 D S 1 -XIR lxllu four X ' 1 , , . . 0 . ,,,' J J' 1 IA' 1 1' 'f ','. . 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A AUTQGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS O THE ANNUNICIATA BEST WISHES FRDM Allrson Mr and Mrs Charles Alllson Mr and Mrs J E Allnson Mr and Mrs Ray Audet Mr and Mrs A N Audet Dr and Mrs Levsrs Axeman Mr Carl Axeman Mrs Ella Axeman Mr John Badmm Mr and Mrs Edward Buer Dr and Mrs Carl Balrd Mr and Nlrs Harry Baker Mr and Mrs Charles Barnwell Mr and Mrs Edward Barnwell Mr Fred Bastxan Dr and Mrs Ralph Berrlgan Mr John Blur Mr and Mrs G Erle Blase Dr A J Bouchard Mr Fred Brennan Mr and Mrs M Brennan Mr and Mrs H H Brensmger Mr and Mrs C T Brxesette Miss Della Brxesette Mrs Judlth Brmk Mr and Mrs C M Brexsch Dr E D Bruno Mr and Mrs Phllrp Buck Mr and Mrs John Burns Miss Beatrlce Burrows Dr James Byrne Mr Thomas Callaghan Mr and Mrs John Callahan Mr and Mrs James Callahan Mrs Nora Calvert Mr and Mrs Irvm Carey Mr and Mrs Patrick Carson Mr and Mrs H S Case Mr E M Casey Mlss Agnes Campbell Mr Farl Carson Mr and Mrs H S Clark Mr and Mrs M I Clunk Mr and Mrs Rox, Coleman Mr and Mrs Charles Coleman Mr and Mrs T H Colller Mr and Mrs Frank Collxer M1ss Tessle Lollms Mr and Mrs XV1ll1am Coney Dr Jesse Connell Mr and Mrs Maurnce Connor Mrs Mary Mason Connor Mr and Mrs Raymond Coudrret Mr and Mrs E A Cornwell Mr and Mrs W Cox M s M I Crouse Mr and Mrs E C Culhane Mr and Mrs Thomas Crossley Mr and Mrs Frank Damaska Mr and Mrs Herman Dawes Mrs James Darrow Red Desaulnxers Mr and Mrs I3 XV Delaney Dr md Mrs Eugene DeRemer Mr and Mrs C J Dewan Mr and Mrs Melvm Dletrlck M and Mrs Frank Dmcher Mr and Mrs Joseph Dmcher Mr and Mrs Robert Donovan Misses Dooley Mrs Wxllxam Duffy Mr and Mrs Joseph E Eck Mr and Mrs Howard Eck Mrs Nora Edwards Mrs Edlth Elswerth Mr and Mrs G A Elswerth Mr and Mrs Ralph Engle lVlr and Mrs John Engler Corporal Lee Engler Mr and Mrs Rudolph Ertel Mr and Mrs Arthur Evenden Mr and Mrs Harry L Eveleth Mr and Mrs Jack Fantaskey Miss Margaret Farley Mr and Mrs E A Flscher Mr and Mrs Ernest Fnsher Mr and Mrs John Flannery Mr and Mrs John Flemmg Mr and Mrs George Fogarty Mxss Catherlne Fogleman Mr and Mrs E lee Folmar Mr and Mrs Sylvester Forest Mr W1ll1am J Forman Mr and Mrs Mllton Fourney Mr and Mrs Frank J Fourney Mr and Mrs leonard Fox Mr John Frederlcks Mr and Mrs Paul Fulweller Mrs Harold Gaus Mr and Mrs Carl Gaus Mr and Mrs Frank G1st Mr and 'Vlrs Frank Gesler Mrs Catherme Gesler Nlr George W Gnlbert Mr and Mrs HaroldC Gmg Mr and Mrs Frank J Glra Mr and Mrs John seven , . . E. , . . L y - C . L I Sq a w T. L X q . nv X g . L . A X in - v A Q - K . T . Brobst, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Engler, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c , . 1 . I. , . . J' v ' v Y 7 ' T l , . . I I 2. , . A . H f NUINCIXIX Cmolden Mr James Good 'VI and Mrs I M Grady Mr John Gramllng Vlrss Cecllla Gramlrng Mr and Mrs E H Gray lVlr lohn C Cray Nlrs N A Grleco Dr and Mrs Reynold Grrflin Mr Pltrrek Greenya Mr and Mrs Greenya Mr and Mrs Hardt Dr A Harkms Mr and Mrs Harris 'Vlrs B A Hartman Mr Howard Hartnett Mr and Mrs Hartfel Mrs Mary Henry 'Vlr and Mrs A J Henrx 'Vlr and Nlrs B L Henry Mr l ugene Hexmrn Mr md Mrs H Heyman Mr and Mrs Nl Hrll Nlr and Mrs Charles Houghton Mr Anthony Htmes Mr Samuel H lrxrn Mr John Cy rrl Joseph Thomas Kane Mrss Mary Kane Mrss Teresa Kaye Mr and Mrs Joseph Kelchners Kelrher Mr and Mrs Joseph Kellher Mr and Mrs Trmothy Kellenstrne Mr and Vlrs John Keller Mr and Mrs ldvmrd Klrne Nlr and Mrs James lsnrrr Vlr Harry Knrltle Mr Robert Krrmm Mr and Mrs lawrenc Lecce Mr and Mrs Joseph lerthner Mrss Clara leonard Mr John Lloyd Hartley and John Vogel Logue Dr and Mrs Joseph Logue Margaret Lose M1 s Margaret Lose Mr and Mrs Wrllram Loudenslager Mr and Mrs Russell lundy Mr and Mrs Franle B Lundy Mr and Mrs Rrchard Luxenberver Mr and Mrs P E Lynrgh Mr and Mrs Wrllram Mahoney Mrs Elwabeth Maloney Mr and Mrs Eugene Maloney Mrss Nora Manexal Mr and Mrs Clare Manley Rev Dr Alphonsus Mansuy Mrs Margaret ffu 'Vlarley Mr and Mrs Frank Marnon lVlr and Mrs Denrrrs Vltrnon Mr Pltrrck Meelan Mrs Mrtchell Meelan Mr 'md Mrs M J Ment7 'Vllller Vlrller Mrller Vllller Monks Mrs Mary Carrre and Florence Mr and Mrs Charles or Mr Fred 'Vlr and Vlrs R15 mond Mr and lNlrs L P Moon Mr and Mrs J C Mosser Mrs Joseph 'VlcC rfferty Mrrjorre 'Vldnrthy Mr J F M Closkey 'Vlr and Mrs James Mcfullen Mr nd Mrs Joseph McDermott Nlr and Mrs Bernard VlcDermott Mr James 'VlcDermott Mrs 'Vlary Mclaulla Mr lows McG1ll Nlr and Nlrs Clrfford McGowan Vlrss Ann VlcC1r1vx Mr and Mrs Vw rllum McGoorty Mr John 'VlcNlahon Mrss I uellle McMurray Mr and Mrs C R McNamara Vlr and M s J McNamara Mr and Mrs John McN1mee Mr and Mrs W J McNerney Mrs Anna MeNulty Rx D F J Nardr Nardr Nardl N rdr Mr and Mrs Angelo Mrss Lleanor 'Vlr and Mrs Lours Mr and Mrs P Nau 'Vllss Dorothy Nau Mr lonn Jr Nau Mr and Mrs John S Neyhart Mr and Mrs Howard Neyhart Mrss Madelme Nrerle Mr and Mrs John OBrren Mr and Mrs L T D Connell O Connell O Connell O Connell O Con tor O Dea Mr Mr and Mrs John Mrs Martrn Rlchard J and Mrs F C DDonnell Mr and Mrs John Pakolnrs Mr and Mrs Joseph Paynter Brll Pcpperman Woods Jr Pefperman Vlr and Mrs Woods Sr Percy Donald M Pfal7er Mr and Mrs Leo Prel Mr and Mrs George ezahl V .. . .V 0 --- ' V . 1 1 V . . 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'1'! - Mr and Mrs Andrew Mr 1nd Mrs Charles NCI lrmau Mrs A C Prxnglr Mr md Mrs L Purcrll Mr 1ndNlrs Simusl NX Rlll lXfl1ssC1rol1nL Rlll Mr Ind Nlrs Rlymoncl Riymond 'Vlr Ind Mrs Vw P Rgdmond Mr 1ndN4rs lhomls Rsdmond Vlr lhomis Sr Runs Vllss l orr nr Rullq Blflkf Shop Ruhlrdson Mr Jhonns Robmson Dr losrph Roukrl Nlr md Mrs losrph Rorsyn Mr md Mrs J H Rougmux Nlr md Xflrs lI'lI1LlS Rudmskl Mr ind 'Vlrs John Ruth Nlr 1ndVlrs Chrsur A lrund Slbrq Nlr md Mrs lwwrrmr Sunmr Mr And Mrs Ch'ArlLs Ssllull Ru P 1l Srlnulxr Mr und Nlrs XV l qCllUlll John A Srhuylrr Mr und Nlrs llmrr Qhlfllr blnblsl Shronk Skrlton Slattrry blaturx Y I' I' I' l I' I' md Mrs l ugrm A JI 1l me Mrs L L md Mrs Josrph 'And Mrs louls and Mrs Paul Smud Mr And Nlrs Ldwlrd Snudlry Nlr md Mrs T homis Smlth Mr md Mrs J H Sprllard Mr md Mrs Henry . Tllli ANNU.li I 'A .A T. A AX, . ' ' , A , l ' ' A X . A l .x. CQ A V. C lx , A . A A A . A . A A A 7. . A 'A , ' 4 A .. ' X , .A A .iw Q , lb. KX. X ,A . .,M.. 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Mlss l hllhnth N rs l r ind Mrs lrlnk A r 'And Nlrs Iohn J A r 1ndXflrs Muhul r md Nlrs xX7llll'lI11 Mr md Nlrs Crorgl Qtoppsr SLllllX In bLllllX ln Sulhxan Qulln IH Sulhmn Sulhx in SLllllX'1l1 l Amko X mndrrlln Nlr md Nlrs ldxx xrd Human Nlr Vwrllnm NX mlsh Mlss Norm XVAbLr Mr and Mrs Arthur NVCllur Drs C1-.orgr And H1rry Vw Lnglx Nlr l'1Ol7LI'l Wrnmr Nlr md Nlrs l dwlrd NNAnnA.r Nlr Ind Nlrs lohn M Vwxqprtl Xflr md Nlrs losmph N ul mms Vlr md Nlrs lro Vwmmr Mr Ind Nlrs lCrry A Annrr Mr 1 Li Nlrs Vkowl Vlr 1ndVlrs llnns Vkloll 'Vlr ind Nlrs Sol NV Vwollr Mayor C hxrlrs D Vwolh Mr and 'Vlrs Juk Vv ur ul Mr md Mrs Ddray YIFYISCVH Nl O C I dull Nlr and Nlrs J J flCllCXlC7 luggm Ilmmnrman Nlr Ind Mrs Charles HHN NAP WHEN SELECTING A CAR THINK OF THE DEPFNDABILITY FORD MERCURY LINCOLN ZEPHYR WALTER A SALISBURY Inc A R O Y F L A N I G A N COHQIGIUIGIIODS from Pre Crtpt on Druggrst 717 Rtrte St Wdhomsport Po .I C PCHDLV CO IDL Next to Korltort Theotre 110 W FOUR 1 I FOR QUALITY MERCHANDISE DIAL 5799 SIIOD ot PQI' Falrlawn Stores Bdldwm Cgql CO IENKINS DRUG STORE Wtlhom H Ienkm Rhormoctet SU Yeor IH Drug Rusmess Fourth cmd Cort pbell Streets PRI SCRIRTIONS DRUGS SODA CIGARS PHOTO FILIVS AND DEVELOPING Bell Rhone 7 4037 We Coll ortd Dehver Wrlhcmtwport Ro Jake s Auto Parts Wrlhom port Permsylvoruo H Y Otto Boorc sToRE I37 West Fourtt Street EDWARD M FLYNN AGENCY CFPDPFVTI Inemorwe 153 West Fourth Street Comphmertts ot Kelly s Grlll 145 West Fourth Street BEST WISHFS HOLY NAME SOCIETY Szrtu 5N5iN5Nx OF . . 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K E L T H E R GENERAL CONTRACTOR 317 PINE STREET WHLIAMSPORT MANEVAL FUNERAL HOME Compltment 1 711 W 4th St W1ll1G1I1POTl Pa B Clyde L Maneval Phone 37011 Cornplunents f THE HARPER METHOD BEAUTY SHOP ROS1NA C WISE Dtal 5641 339 Ehmra Street Cornphrnents ot FIVE POINTS CAFE West Fourth and Hepburn St-3 Excellent Lunches Where Frlends Meet Eat and Dr1nk All Ktnds ot Beverages Plankenhorn s CANDY Sromi P A G E FUNERAL DIRECTORS U5 E 3rd St W1llGII1SPOTl Pa Herold M Page Phone 6114 SEITZINGER S Bonded School of Blllllj iulturm Completc Coul 01 Btu h Up STATLER CAFE D 1 7f'f03 Su :ks md S11 loud XNIINS and IIIIUOFS W est Foulth St Phonc Z 1311 12 west Poulth Smut Vhlham pmt pq JOHN fHonuxD ROHRFR Ptop LEARN A PROFESSION THATS DIFFERENT BE MODERN We teach the Stenotype System of Stenoaraphy More Speed easter to read anyone can read your notes Spectal SUMMER TERM You are lnvlted to Jom us MISS WHEATON S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 35 West Fourth Street Sxff n ,, , 1 , PA. 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' 1 L -1 I I RUDNITZKI INC DIAMONDS IEWELRY WATCHES 123 W Fourth Street W1111GmSpOT1 Po BREON DRUG STORE 1ndependent1y Owned ond Operoted W B KAUFMAN Authonzed Ford Sales and Service W1111GII1SDOT1 P D1o1 81141 Montoursv111e Po Free Delivery Phone 9197 111 eld Ihom 1-IPO II kiut ed THE WAKENHUT ICE CREAM CO W I EVENDENS SONS W1th SGTVICQ thot IS Dependorble 11I'1Ill1f3fIUICl U CRI XII IRODI 901 M9I11OIlO1AV9 Wl111G111SfDOT1 Po 1351 We t Fourth ntreet D161 225171 STEIGER BROTHERS Fme Leather Goods Umbrellas AULSTON S LAUNDRY Spoftmg Goods 575 rg 1 Tmfd treet 14 W Fourth ot W1111CII11SIDOTI P MAMOLEN S COI11D11I116D1S of VS 4th N 1a orrectne Shoes and Specul Fltter Xlwass at Your Smruce STERN S CLOTHES SHOP Market Square X R u Shoe lltllllj., ROCFRIES 'NIE VIS MCLAUGHLINS MARKET 'NIATION VS IDE VIORI' 50 Hut I'OlJlt1l Stunt Phone 7 6336 NPKVIABIPS PRI-l DFIIXFRY BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY f By Schusters Inc D1o 5 161 W Th1rd St W1111OmSpOT1 P COMPLIMENTS OF BLESSED VIRGIN SODALITY JUS 555 Slxly lu.u 55' . , . 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DRUGS n We t Fourth Street Wllhamsport Pa U S P I T L FUNERAL HOME RYDERS BEAUTY SHOP New Locatton 36 W Wrllow Street Formerly Located rn Pennsylvama Dral 8357 Montoursvtlle Ra Barber and Beauty Shop Dral 2 54U6 LYNCH S M F LYNCH Prop Dry Clecrnmg Presslng Correctly Tculored Clothes WENTZLER S Inc Goodr1ch Tlres and Bcxtterles Thlrd and Walnut Streets Dral 7176 COLLINS RHOADES CO FLOWERS 653 Herdrc Street Wrlhamsport Pa Comphments BLOOM S MUSIC STORE 3ll West Fourth Street The House of Klmball Pranos and Organs Comphments ot HARDER SPORTING GOODS CO DONALD I VANNUCCI PHARMACY Flattron Burldrng Market and Hepburn Stree Wrlhamsport Pa ts 'ON' Comphments of RALPH GRAMMER IEWELER M8 West Fourth Street ' I RQ' S I Tailors 1: H nbc rd Ish ns Hmurlh at four! bln 1 Ll Clothes for Young Men and Men Who Stay Youna BEST WISHES ALTAR AND ROSARY SOCIETY Szxfu three . ., . 7flF s ' ' , . I. . ER ' 412 Campbell St. Williamsport, Pa. 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