St Joseph High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1958 volume:

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'N' X K-, f ' Q K A f , ,Nw Q 5 - A E H XR- DEDICATION The 19:8 ed1t1on of the GOLD AND BLUE IS dedlcated to a group of men who have been rn sp1rat1onal tothe students of St Joseph's Hxgh School Therefore the semors of '58 dedxcate thexr annual to the St Joseph Hmgh School Athletxc Assoc1at1on Our ded1cat1on IS but a token of our deep and slncere apprec1at1on for your ftne Work 1n pro vzdmg an athlet1c program ln our h1gh school We the students have proflted by your generous efforts to enable us to recelve the full effects of a physlcal educat1on program fme IH every aspect Weknow and we value the fme spxr1t that moves men to glve of the1r t1me the1r work the1r own money and then' mterest to such an orgaxuzatron as our Athlet1c Assoc1at1on Defxmtely we understand your Job IS not a paymg Job' You draw no salary for the work that you perform for us' You always seem to be on hand when we need you' If there were some way of count1ng the hours that you have worked for us the results would be amazmg' You are always there when a car IS needed for an away game you somehow or other have a dr1ver avallable when one 1S needed The lnclemency of the weather doesn'tseem to bother you on game ntghts for the t1cket offlce IS always open and the men of the Athletxc ASSOC13f1OD always on the Job Whether we're a wmnlng team or a loslng one we st1ll have your backlng' All tn all we know you have been wtth us 1n everytlnng we have done and so we feel more than happy 1n gxvlng back to you this DEDICATION m return for your sacr1f1ces for us You have taught us by your sp1r1t of cooperatxon and sacr1f1ce to put those same lessons lnto practxce We want to work together because we know that you as an organlzatlon have Worked together We want to respect our fellowman because your respect for others 15 so great that you work c e a s e 1 e 5 s ly m then' behalf Men who are concerned so vltally w1th the welfare of others who do somuch to help others mer1t the gratltude and the apprecxatlon of those for whom they work Whether we are a wummg team or a losxng team we want to be the sports you have worked so hard to make us be Accept our GOLD AND BLUE as a testlmony of our gratltude our respect and our loyalty Its ded1cat1on IS a hvtng trxbute to the St Joseph I-hgh School Athletrc Assoc1at1on Terry Malloy 4 .1 1' - - . . , - 1 1 1 ..- -- 4 , , , . , . - I . I - 1 . . . V . . . . 1 - 1 1 1 , - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION In de dl c atlng our GOLD AND BLUE '58 to the Athletlc Assoc1at1on we feel that we are honormg an organxzanon that really and truly deserves th1s specxal recogn1t1on The St J'oseph's Athlet1c ASSOC1at1OD 15 headed by these off1cers Pres1dent MBUTICC Powers Secretary Wxlfred Lang Cha1rman of Tournament Frank Lombardo The Board of Dlrectors IS composed of twenty three men who under the leadershlp of these off1cers plan organlze and carry out the program of the athletlc assocmatlon Over f1ve hundred contr1butors support our aSSOC1at10H flnanclally by thexr dOhBt1OnS and encouragmgly by then' presence at our games At such an 1n1t1almeet1ng as shown below the St Joseph's Hlgh School Athlet1cAssoc1at1on meets 1n the hxgh school and plans 1ts program for the year 79 aww -pf- 5 .e 5 1 3 af Q ,. l , ,YT . W, as nl , , Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . E. J. Anderson . , . 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Q . r-'X' nie uv- '01 6 Reverend John Fhnn of the Maryknoll Fathers conducted our annual re treat on October 13 14 and 15 We can truly say xt was one of the most wonderful retreats we ever made We enjoyed Father Fhnn not only m h1s confer ences but ln the many opportu.n1t1es we had to talk w1th h1m Father Flmn you are alwa y s welcome at St Joseph's Come back agam' EDITORIAL P 2 Q Qulet and solxtude are by the1r very nature somewhat opposed to thxs fast moymg rushtng to the moon century 1n whlchwe l1ve And yet perhaps the greatest strxdes that l aye been ventured and accomplxshed had the1r beglnnmg ln quret and solxtude Yes great thmgs have the1r humble beglnnmg 1n sxlence and ser1ous thought We found thxs to be true ln ou r annual retreat we experxenced a closeness to God that must have brought forth constderable serlous th1nk1ng Smce thattype of serrous thoughtxs just between God and you there IS no way to record all the pensrve th1nk1ng that Wended 1ts way heavenward durmg tho s e day s of retreat And yet l'm wonderlng what 'great thlngs' had the1r begrnnlng durxng those days of qulet and sohtude All of us espemally the senxors found ourselves durmg Father Fhnn s retreat th1nk1ng of the We know too that earthly happlnc ss can be found lf we keep close to God Fmdmg our true vocatlon as Father Flmn stated 15 lmportant IH l1fe lf l am where God wants me to be 1f l urn dotng the Work He wants me to do then I haye more of a chincc to be happy on earth Real happmess IS found mn domg what you feel God wants you to do Guxdance dxrectors testche rs and our parents have told us that very fact many tlmes Just as An many other mstances the no1se and tumult of our busy days keep us from hearmg and heedmg tmportant facts When all thlng s were m qulet and sol1tude the words of that xmportant fact seemed to have '1 d1fftrent rmg' I llke to th1nk that ln our retreat thxs year there was a certam key to happxness one that c ould become mme just for the askmg How approprxate that such a key should be extended to senxors as theyare about to graduate It opens the door to a way of llfe' le'1d1n0 to our etc rnil happmess wlth God Ple a s e God let me always remember my last hxgh school retreat VN hen hfe 1n the tuture places me IH the m1dst of many dutles when the busy everv day life ofthe world crowds abou me when the nolse and the tumult lncrease then let me remember the quxet and solltude of Fathe r Fllnn ' s retreat For ln rememberxng that l'll have rn m1nd 'ny good mtentlons my resolutxons and a key l'll always treasure Nlarsha 'ylehmert 7 l'l'.'Ii'l..f'-.l - 'lflfz 'lib l Iflf 5.3 - ' ' ' I , ' , -1 7 , 1 I n V 3 , , . - , , , 4 why we are really on earth, We know we have a goal - eternal happiness in heaven with God, . 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A 'I I sz 47,8 . s P ' F ' W o ' ' f , - , ' Y . , N ' , 7 f I 5 L A r A 1 my .A ' . f I x t 'a 1 K s I- ' y , G, Q ' A , Q 4 sn . Q! . I . A 4 . , ' I 4 'A ' ' I Q A I 8 f ' Ib '.4 EDITGRIAl .1' In J' ' i ' Q L I II ' L ,A . I - 1 , V V! N' ' ' if Thank you Nionslgnor for maklng posslble our Cathohc educauon at Samt Joseph's H1gh School We are grateful to you for everythuug you have done for us 10 -v fi I 5 l .Q 5 J i SISTER ANNE REGINA Sister has been our principal for the past six years. She teaches English and Latin, and as senior horneroorn teacher, directs the seniors in their many' activities. Anita and Connie are receiving instructions con- cerning the College Entrance Board Exam- ination. We the Seniors of 58 bid adieu to St. Joseph and to all the Sisters and members of the fa c ulty who have helped us reach our goal---graduation! B ut rn o s t of all we wish to pay tribute t o o u r beloved Sister Anne Regina, whose guiding spirit has ever been with us in our search for fulfillment. To her we say, T ha nk you for your unselfish guidance, counselling and friendship, we will never forget you. May God love and keep you always. -ry J F A C ,ff U L T Y 5' 2 flff. REVEREND VINCENT PARR, C,SS.P. This is Father Parr's first year at St. J o s eph ' s High School. Father teaches religion in the high school classes. He is als o pastor of St. Peter Claver Church where he has a parish and a grade school under his direction. S is t e r Anita is homeroorn Mr. Lamb has been coach at SISTER MERCIA Sister Mercia is hozneroom te a c h e r fo r the sophomore class. S cienc e and mathe- matics are her teaching sub- jects, Kevin and Ed are dis- cussing a chemistry e xp e ri- ment with Sister. SISTER ANITA teacher for the junior class. Siste r teaches bookkeeping, typing, and shorthand. In addition to tha t, Sister Anita dire c t s all activities for the ,I unio r -Senior Prom and has charge of that most important social event. SISTER LUCIA Sister Lucia teaches sociol- ogy, civics, and English. These senior girls have just com- pleted a panel discussion in their socialogy class, plan- ned by Sister. As director ofthe Civics Club in the fresh- man class, Sister Lucia arranges an interesting pro- gram for the freshmen. MR, JAMES LAXII5 S t. .Ioseph's Iligh School now for six years, coming here froni Marshall College. Ile teaches Social Studies, ha s charge of the Physical lfducation classes, a n d c o a C h e s our basketball and baseball teanis. F A U L T Y MISS LLANDHA XIAZON Mis s Mazon came to St. .Ioseph's this year as Physical Education Instructor. Uncle r her di r e c t i on the girls are taking part in a program of basketball and volley-ball and various other activities, Miss Nlazon directs the work ofthe junio r h ig h and senior high cheerleaders. F SIST IQE-L YTQRONICA Sister Veronica leaves :ie-r eighth grade class long enough toteacli a General Science and a General Math course in high s ch 0 ol . Williaiii, David, and Tirn a r e learning the tech- niques of niicroscope -looking! SIS TER F-.TAR Cl: LLINIQ Sister Niarcellinv is home- rooin teacher to our freshiiian class - yes,all ofthem! Sister is al s o our French teacher, The smiles in this picture in- dicate that Margie and Anne must know thc answer! SISTER MARITA Sister Marita has charge of our library in the high school. She is honnerooni teacher for the seventh grade. Patty Murphy is one oi' the library helpers. SISTER EHJEEN Sis t e r rlileen directs the Glee Club activity in the high school, working with the Freshinan Gle e Club and the Senior High Glee Club. The Girls' Choir is also under her direction. T he r e s a Miros, sh own with Sister File-en, is one of Sister's private pupils. IXIRS. IRBY fxlrs. Irby teaches Civics and English, She is also the Moderator for the Future Nurse-s' Club and accompanies therr, on the i r visits to the hospitals. This group of fresh- men are receiving instructions aboutanessaycontest in which their civics class will partic- ipate. lv. ...4-nv1 Presxdent Terry Malloy Secretary Kathy Hosklns Treasurer 'Nancy Shutts 16 Vice-President - Bill Burns SENIORS CHARLES VERNON ALBRE CHT Toby Come s fr om Sacred Heart Par1sh qulet mechanically Lnclmed hobbles are h untmg and mechanlcs longs to Jr Red Cross and C Y A me rn be r of baseball team hopes to become an aeronaut1cal engmeer All men have potent1al1t1es PATRICIA ANN APPLEDORN Patty Selected asthe outstandxng Jr Cathohc Daughter ln her J un 101' year sweet personahty member of Sodalxty keeplng laughs easlly asplres to become a secretary 'Sweet volce kmd face so rxch ln grace MATTHEW ALOYSIUS BLATT 'Matt' Energet1c enjoys horseback rxdmg 11k e s workmg on cars haxls from Sacred Heart good natured actwe xn all school affalrs Prefect of Sacred Heart Sodallty member of Jr Red Cross know1ng Matt's ab1l1ty w1th mechamcs a future m that held would fmd hxm an expert 'A true gentleman 15 what one seldom sees ' l7 I A, . 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I. 16199 Club . . . likes boolcL I ' ' ' ' VI I I I GZ' ,J SENIORS PAULA ANY BLATT Paula Capt1vat1ng smlle Co Captaxn of Cheerleaders llke s to wr1te letters and eatfrled chlcken recewed Marlan Awardfor Sodallty achxevements m Jun1or year Actxve 1n Dramatlcs Cvlee Club Chomr Leg1on of Mary D A Court vxce presxdent always happy aspxres to be a nurse Good humor lS goodne a d wlsdom combmed AR THUR STEPHEN BRANT Art Art enjoys noth1ng better than a good argu ment member of Dramatzcs Sclence and Press Clubs hkes p1zza and mee hockey games annual staff ready wxt act1ve 1n Leg1on of Mary Red Cross representatlve h1s amb1t1on 1S to attend college and major xn engmeermg I A tongue to persuade a head to contrlve Wm WILLIAM JAMES BURNS B1l Crew cut center on hardwood squad V1ce Presxdent of Semor class and Scxence Club lanky 'cowboy B111 an lnvalu able asset 1n 57 charnp1onsh1p act1ve 1n Sodahty Press and Dramatxcs Club enterta1ns class wxth dry humor has an enormous appetlte fo r steak and mxlk endeavors to attend the Unlversxty of Detrolt and study eng1neer1ng reat act1ons speak great mm 18 f DONNA NIAE CAN TERBURY Donna Beautiful smile member of Choir and Glee Club swimming and bowling are he r favorite pastimes Sodalist likes pizza and dancing fun to be with endeavors to become a professional model 'Learn the sweet magi of a cheerful face ROBERT DANIEL CONNELL Bob President of Dramatics Club manager of basketball team for three years likeable fellow member of baseball tennis and golfteams active in Science and Press Clubs Fairmont Drama Festival excellent dancer like s to play the drums foresees ag, college third placewinnerina Catholic Daughter poetry contest wants to lead a successful life as God wishes Nothing can be fairer or more noble than the fervor of true zeal li WILLIAM SCHLEI DEPRIE sul Bill is always good for a laugh . . . young executive of Island Creek Coal Co. . . likes to fish and hunt . . . fun to know . . . member of Science Club . . . Jr, Holy Name man . . . plans to attend West Virginia University and study mining en- gineering. The truest wisdorri in general is a resolute determination SENKDRS 19 SENIORS G 1' MP if Great sense of humor co edltor of ANDREA LEE DIPIERO Andrea Infectxous gmggle busmess manager of G old and Blue Latm an d French awards popular personahty plus member of Press Sclence and Glee Club s hkes to dance and read good books full ofpep Avxatlon contest w1nner Busmess manager of Dra matxcs Club Court reporter for Jr Cathohc Daughters endeavors to be come a medxcal technolog1st Noth1ng great was ever achxev d w1thout enthus1asm CONSTANCE LEE DOLL Connle U Irxsh Echo actxve member of Dra mat1cs Press and Glee Clubs hkes ,klfjjj swnnrnmg and eatlng black halr and bf! sparklmg da rk eyes ha11s from our l u'5 l 0! Lad of Fatlma Secretary of Jr Y ffl C thohc Daughter Court Sodahst 4 U Red Cross Representatlve fun to be K w1th asplres to Journahsm career that's Conme Ath1ng of beauty 1 a Joy forev -rLQ in 5 J f f'Il!f47L EMMA JEAN DMONDS 5 Emma Jean Comes to us from Samt Peter Claver full of pep real addxtxon to Glee Club 1nterested1n4 H Club act1v1t1es member of Future Nurse Club and Teenage Club of her par1sh known for her h1lar1ous Englxsh essays would hke to follow a smgmg career Full of m1sch1ef and fun 15 she 20 i ' I . Q 1 I f ff! A M JMX N 3 A ky! . .J l H . H 1 fell, ll an , t h - . Mfw L JH Ut, u ' WW L 7' ' - ' X f . . 1 v . 1 WL f JWM ' ' L H l .S I ern p ,def L E X 1 If pw Q K' 5,4 23522424 BARBARA JEAIN GILMORE Barbara Glee Club Math Award General Excellence Award slncere studl ous actlve ln Jr Cathollc Daughters Sodalxty and Amer1can1sm Club loyal follower of the lrxsh Barbara 15 mte re sted ln psychology KNO beauty lk th b y of the ml d LAWRENCE MICHAEL GOHEEN Butch Good natured and afrxend to all 'sleepwalks 1n everymormng 'Q-R' me m be r of the Catholxc All Tournament T e a m belongs to Sodallty and Dra matlcs Club a natural ' xn athletxcs llkes sports Jr Holy Name man h1s future lS not yet declded One oi the few the lmmortal name t t was not born to d1e WILLIAM ANTHONY GREGORY B111 Co edltor of Gold and Blue known a pract1cal Joker' Sacred Heart Sodalxst bmsterous laugh base ball and golf teams Jr Red Cross easy to get along wlth actxve mn Dra matxcs and Press Clubs hard flghtmg floorman for the lrrsh known f r h1s Panzmobzle h1S ambxtxon ls to graduate from West Pomt luck always B111 To do duty always thls IS th true valor SENIORS1 good e hexght ig 'ir 5 SENIORS MARY ELIZABE TH HALLORAIN Mary Came to our class th1s year from lllmols nlce 1n every way belongs to the Press and Glee Clubs hkes baseball and sw1mm1ng a peaches and cream cornplexxon apxzza fan her plans mclude travelmg after graduauon A spxrlt still and brlght h somethmg of angehc llght MARY KATHR YN HOSKINS Kathy Our sen1or class secretary radxant smxle llkes to lce skate and play football act1ve 1n Gle e Club Choxr and Sodal1ty warm hearted Short hand Award 1n .Turuor year V1ce presxdent of Dramatlcs Mar1an Award Secretary of Leglon of Mary deavors to become a Commercxal teacher 'Wlth your sparkhng wxt a ady smlle you make lxvxng worthwh1le KATHERINE MARIE HOWELL Kathy Sxncerxty and sweetness are ch1ef char acter1st1cs actxve m Dramat1cs and Glee Clubs Presxdent of Future Nurses Club Rel1g1on Award mce m every way loyal Sodalxst long eyelashes llkes to take tr1ps ha 11 s from Our Lady of Fatuna Ln tends to become a nurse A constant fr1end IS a thmg rare and hard to fxnd 22 4? X KEVIN JOHN KERRANE Kevin Anlrishman withalotof blarney . . . Englishand Physics Awards . . . polish- ed manners . . . Co-editor of Irish Echo . . . Statistician of the basketball team . . , noted literary genius . . .member of Sodality, Dramatics and Science Clubs , . , Jr. Legion of Mary Vice-president . , . rookie pticher for baseball team . . . gre- garious and witty . . . plans to be an English major in college . . . we know success will always be his companion. Wit is the salt of conversation PEARL VIRGINIA LEE Q Sf- , ik K Pearl Pe a rl hails from Saint Peter Claver and IS active in the parish Teenage Club sweet and shy likes to draw she ha s a lot of rhythm on the dance floor plans a secretarial career Not much talk a great sweet silen e WALTER EDWARD LINKFIELD 'Walt' The only redhead in our class Sacred Heartparish Sodalist member of basketball and baseball squads likes to swim known for his black Cadillac belongs to the Jr Red Cross andC Y loyal fan of Wyatt Earp witty noted for his card part ies has no s p e c ifi c plans for the future but wishes success in whatever he chooses ' ome giv u ofy rqualitie ' SENIORS lv 1 23 I 'ae 11,1- sw! Y' ll ' C II . 0 . I li M N X W JKXJV I v I l h lv X ki, LM' ' . . . C, WX . . XX 3 A ji. . . . . . . H 1 U n 1 I it M e - I Q by . . . ' ' . . . K J L . L . V ' C ' e s a taste ou ' ' s ' i f Q '-'lmll A gf I iff -wi SENIORS ll RRAINCL IAVILS N1AlLO'1 ' lerry N10 st xaluable player ln Catrollc tourna ment m e m be r of All State and All Tournex Basketball teams our class pres1dent elected Supreme Court Judge at Niountalneer Boy's State real add1t1on to baseball and basketball teams H1story Award good natured Scnence Clubpresldent Sodallst regular class Joker actxve 1n Dra mat1cs and Pre s s Clubs 1ntends to become a lawyer A rare combmatlon f scholar and leader JAMES EDWIN MCDERMOTT Jlm Comes from Our Lady of Fat1ma qulet but l1ked by all llkes orange peggers and p1zza .Tr Red Cross member enjoys hunt1ng ftshlng and all sports Sclence IS h1s chosen fxeld Noth1ng IS so strong as gentlemen nothmg 1S so gentle as real strengt N1 ARSHA KAY VIEHMER T Marsha Halls from Our Lady of Fatxma VLCQ presldent of Jr C D A mosttalkatwe g 1 rl at Rhododendran G1rl's State frlend to all Co edxtor of Gold and Blue actwe 1n Glee Club and Dra matxcs Algebra and General Ex cellance Awards Secretary Treas urer of Sclence Club llkes p1cn1cs and lce cream the onlx frown she wea r s IS upsxde down plans to be a mathematlclan She deserves Parad1se W makes her companions laugh Z4 -SL T ff? ny! .AEN THERESA ELIZABETH MIROS Theresa A c ute blond our class planlst Presldent of Leglon of Mary Jr D A R Award qulte and reserved C1v1cs and EssayAwards good school sp1r1t aspxres to do the wlll of God Mus1c lS well sa1d to be the speech of angels ROBERT KEITH MONING Bob We ll mannered member of .Tr Red C r o s 5 a n d Jr Holy Name faxthful Sodahst for the past three years spare tlme 1S centered around C1Vll Defense and Crxrnmology enjoys hu.nt1ng 1S future lS hazy as to whether he wxll study crufrunology or busxness adrnmlstratxon 'For manners are not xdle but the fru1t of loyal nature and noble mxnd' MARY BARBARA MUELLBR IVIary B Niary B lS our artlst always ready for a good txme member of Sodalxty, and Press Club Pubhcxty manager of Dramatlcs Clu b large dlmples wmner of Gold Key Scholastlc Award f o u r star Gene slan Drama Fe stxval she plans to be a Commerclal artlst True art lS reverent Lmxtatxon of Godf' SENIORS 41N QM Agjfifl SENIORS MICHAEL ANTHONY NIUTH 'vhke Mary cageman for three years me m be r ofSodal1ty for four years wlshes to be a success 1n llfe Good sportsmansh1p the essence of character Our Sodalltyprefect a true gentleman a four year man on the baseball team a Ct1VS ID Dramatlcs and I..eg1on f well Ixked by classmates fervent BONNIE RUTH INICKLES Bonnle Quletand reserved person St Joseph s Parxsh enjoys sw1mm1ng and skatmg member of Press and Glee Clubs a c txve Sodahst s1ncere ln all her endeavors Wxnner of NOIVIA Spelhng Awa r d plans a career as a medlcal Secretary There IS somethmg mn humxlxty wh1ch trangely exalts the heart MARY PATRICIA OWEN Mary Pat Comes from Our Lady of Fatxma Ixked by all Latm I Bxology and Enghsh Awa r d s Secretary of Sodahty and Dramatlcs C 1 u b a true frxend attended S C enthus1ast1c fan of St oe Glee Club and Choxr plans to be a secretary None know her but to love her none name her but to praxse her 26 A fix Ng Al A II 4 ll Il ' is Y il ' H Vw . . . . ,uv r X, ' ,I L, . . . an .v I ' A yr, Af fl A Av I, , . . .. . 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I, P' WILLIAM JOSEPH PASO UA LI B111 'viember of All State Basketball team e ry hlfeable Italxar v.o ldl fly an alrplane belongs to Dramatxcs Press and Sclence Clubs 'dead ey member of Irxsh varszty basketball squad fr1ends easll 1fe of the ever fleld he chooses A11 hrs faults were such that one loves hzm st1ll the better for them SANDRA .IO PORTER Sandra Great sense of humor recexved General Excellence Awa r d xn Freshman yea r enjoys good books w n I Speak For Democracy contest member of Clee Club and Dramatxcs fervent Sodahst plans to attend Vlarshwll College and major m Speech Eloquence IS the pamtmg of thought' MARY JUDI FH POWERS Judy Fun to be w th actxve .Ir Catholxc Daughter Engllsh Award member of Gle e Club and Sodalxty nack for g1v1ng slumber partxes l1kes home made Ice cream and card games tends to get her degree m nursmg The smcere alone can recogmze smcer1ty SENIORS 1 A .J f YI ' VY av 'X .. '....'u. .iketo . I . - 4 l ' I el! , . . . ...wins ' 'y... l' party . . . Bill wishes success in what- !! ' ' ' ll ll ll ' O YI ll A I I . . ll ' ' ' I Il Il DENIGRS EUVKARIJ kUL'lQ'X lxLSSlql L Hills Irom Our Ladx ozlfatxma dependable smcere lxkes chemzstry has a healthy appetxte member of Sclence and Press Clubs Sodallst and Jr Holy 'Nlamc man a w1llmg and co opp ratue wx orker plans to attend collf ge Much wlsdom often goes wxth fewerywor s' Rf bHARl LN MAY bALL N4 Shareen pta Ln of Cheerleaders radlant snulle 'viarxan Award member of Dramaucs Club and Sodahty valu able alto ln Glee Club and Choxr fax or1te pastlme IS svumrnmg fun to kno aptuc ln Leg1on of Mary ne r swxmmxng pmrtxes are ilways erqoyed bhareen vnshes to attend college and get 1 degree m nursmg I A tranqu1l conscxence produces a blessed hfe 'NIANCY ELLEN SHU TTS 'Nancy Presxdent of Jr Red Cross charmmg personallty treasurer of Sexuor Class attended Amer1can Red Cross Leader sh1pTra1n1ng Center at N11am1 College treasurer of Dramatxcs Club member of Our Lady of Fatxma large hazeleyes hkes horseback rxdmg and Q danclng Sodallst may success and happmess be yours 'Nlancy Her voxce was ever soft gentle and low an excellant thlng m a woman Z8 JANICE SUE VICK Janlce A c ute and pert brunette humorous Geneslan blue blue eyes llke s dances and commercxal class member of Glee Club charmmg her ambltlon to become an axrllne steward ess 'Eyes that were fountam of thought and song ROBERT PAUL WALDRON Bob Gold and Blue business manage Math Award always a trxck up hxs sleeve actxve m Legzon of Mary l1kes 'good part1es and bowlmg longs to S c 1 e n c e and Press Clubs manager of baseball team for two years good natured member of golf team Sodallst comes from Our Lady of Fatxma xntends to attend college and study engmeerlng 'Patxence 15 the compamon of wxsdo JAMES ARTHUR WEBER .hm A hkeable character who always greets you wlth a sm1le lxkes to draw as a pas txme member of Glee Club Press Club Jr Holy Name and Jr Red Cross a llkeable character enjoys typmg brxght humor boyrsh grm wrtty essayxst asplres for success 1n whatever held he chooses L1fe 15 not hfe at all w1thout dehght S E N I O R S 29 fy? I ANITA LOUISE WILCOX lue eyes actlve member 1n Dra matlcs and Press Clubs llkes p1zza and dances Sodallst and member of Gle e Club comes from our Lady of Fatxma Parlsh enjoys her H1 F1 set OglSt SENIORS JAMES ROBERT XR ELTON 'Bob elongs to Salnt Ann s Parxsh Chesapeake lmkes to work on hot rods the fourth Welton to graduate from Samt J 0 s eph ' s belongs to Jr Red Cross Jr Holy Name at Salnt Ann s mterested 1n mechanlcs loy al St loe s and a good follower of our team Qu1et and shy but a very n1ce guy Anlta always ready for a slurnber party fr1endly smxle Hlstory Award 'Nlta asp1res to become a psyc o 'Good nature 1S one of the rlchest f ults of true Chr1st1an1ty DAVID PIERRE ZIHLMANNI Dave Varslty basketball and baseball man l1ked by everyone 3Ct1V9 1n Drarnatxcs and Glee Clubs member of golf team llkes partles all sports and havlng a good t1me hms dancmg 1S tops V1ce prefect of Sacred Heart Sodallty 1n h1s .lunmor year plans to be X ray techn1c1an He 1S gentleman because hxs nature 15 kxnd' 30 1 Q A l AY 6 I vv N B ' ' Q in F o n 1 Y I n . l . D '-n n 1 ' . ' ' ...is ' to I C vu A , ' vu Se, I I f if iv f lAsls .la f, ,xx xx ' N14 r ' ,I 'I 4 S' J y ,7 I N' xg fl' X lxi cr D' 14' 11 ' vx .F 7' . .5 fn .' HB yn . A . ' ' - sq r, ' I . . .' ' rr . . . , A ln u A D . -V 4 s 1 n - ff1 ' 111- I . . r . . . . vu xl 1 . ,. 1 JACK OLIVER ZYGNER Jack 'Nxce m everyway member ofSodal1ty .I I-Ioly 'Name Red Cross and Scrence Club always present at school actw 1t1es enjoy s dr1v1ng h1s red Chevy usually found rn h1s P1per Pacer workmg for hxs pllots lrcense boyrsh grm Interested In avmtron and It seems thls wxll be hls future Nothmg 15 more excellent than knowledge VICTOR DAVID LAMB G N1ctor Ha 1ls from Sacred Heart Qulet and radxo and televlsxon enthuslast strumental m btuldmg school'S H1 F1 set foresees career ln radxoand te1evxs1on Bnglneerlng 'For a dreamer hves forever and a tomler dres 1n a day SENIORS 31 Y YI il N' ' . . . ' , r. .I . , ' V . . . . vl ' ' 'V II x YI V' I1 I ' i I I 1 4 ' nice in everyway . . . class handyman . . X . ' ' ' ' . . .in- , . . . . ,, 'Ad sxj Af qi I ' ,Ll ,Jf 1 .hr 3- , .f . ' I .A 'X ', Ag IL M A E x' 'lf F A ff 2 I 'I 4' , V J. I ff' .ZF Q Q 3 JJ :JJ TJU- LO ED TORS Our edltors Marsha Mehmertand B111 Gregory compde and edlt the materxal for our flrst deadlme BL 5I'N1' Sb NIAIN -XGILR5 Bob W a 1 d r on and Andrea D1Per1o dlscuss the result of the ad campaxgn l' 32 l l nf' a :rf vi' . 'ily ' ' V K 6- ...sir ff, ,,,,, L ' P' ' J , a J .J ' 1 'H a 5' . 2 ,I-A ' -. I ,Q . X! cr . , vm E- v X. . . ' 'lx '- ,' . S i. Just one more look at the dummybefore the tYp1StS staff artxst and staff photographer beg1nthe1r work on the annual Ed1tor1al Staff of the GOLD AND BLUE 58 From Slster Anne Regma Regardmg GOLD AND BLUE '58 You the ed1tor1al staff of the GOLD AND BLUE '58 have had the respons1b1l1ty and the honor of ed1t1ng a Yearbook for your classmates the semor class of St Joseph's H1gh School Such arespons1b1l1tyhas meant hours ofhard work You have faced the ted1ous problems of meetmg deadlmes of ed1t1ng mat e T1 al of mak1ng arrangements w1th the photographer of checkmg advert1sem nts of keepmg w1th1n a budget and f1nally of p r odu c 1n g an annual the semors would be proud to call the1r own That respons1b1l1ty seems wo rth all th e work and worry It has caused you when you cons1der the honor that you have shared as the ed1tor1al staff of your GOLD AND BLUE Wlth 1n these pages you have brought together the memor1es th e frlends the events and happenmgs of your years spent at St J'oseph's You have done more than just put p1ctures and art1cles to gether to form a yearbook you have umted mto onelxvmg memorxal your feelmgs your dex otxon and your closeness to St Joseph s At th1s moment when you vxevu your GOLD AND BLUE w1th a feelmg of satxsfactlon and pr1de and 1n the many moments 1n the future when you glance back over 1tS pages vuth a thought of remxmscxng pleasure may lt always be a remxnde r of the 1deals the teachmgs and the happ1ness of the days spent together here at St. Joseph s. 33 'K' I I o g ' ' 1 - V s. 4, .Q . I I 4: , 4 TO: ' ' ' I I D ' ' -- -- . I 1 A I V I ' 1 ' ' I l I V 1 . . G , . . . D . , . I I ' 1 . . . . . . I , V . I I I ' I . Y ' I ' v 'Q-4 f Th s experlment ln PhyS1CS Class 5 hovw s the d1ffus1on of gases and lmqmds H ll fi nf The SSHIOIS 1n Typlng Class take a test to 1 mp rov e then- speed and accuracy AdlSCL1SS1OI'1 on the Church Un1ty Octave was held durmg one of our Rehgxon Classes. Bob expla ns a fraetlonal equat1on to the S e n 0 r Math Class The Bookkeepuxg Class s leavxng to tour the accountxng department of a local bank Theboy s conduct an nteres lng and lnforrnatm e pane d S cuss1cm ln Soclology Class lug... i The s tu d e nt s 1n Chem1stry Class are collectxng hydrogen by dlsplacement of water Here are a group of 'future secreta.r1es' leavmg the Com merce Ro o m after Shorthand Class The Engh sh Class 1S revxewmg the p a rt s of speech by d1a grammg sentences FEATURES LOOKWMSTHROUGH THE YEAR SEPTEMBER School begms OCTOBER Flrst ed1t1on of school paper Sodahty Conventzlon Hlgh School Retread Halloween Dance El6Ct1OH of Cheerleaders S C A T test gwen to semors 'Nat1onal Merlt Scholarshlp Test Semor plctures taken NOVEMBER Amr Force test gn en to senlors Momes Mlracle of the Bells Around the World 1n 80 Thanksgwlng Holldays Red Cross Dr1ve Senxor Kuder Preference Test Days DECEMBER Betty Crocker Test Guyan Valley Marshall Chr1stman Dance East Chrxstmas Tournament JANUARY Back to school' Exams Drama Festmval College Entrance Board Exam Parkersburg Douglass Charleston FEBRUARY Man Vmson East State Cathollc Tournament Begms MARCH State Cathollc Tournament Marshall Play Festxval Drama Festual ln Clarksburg St Joseph s SCIENCE Falr Reg1onal Sclence Fa1r APRIL Pas s1on Play Easter MAY Prom May Processxon Plano Recltal Theresa Mxros receu es cert1f1cate Semor Class Play Dramat1cs Club Banquet Cvlee Club Recltal Flnal Exams .TUNE Class 'Nhght Recepuon for Graduates and Parents Graduauon Mass and Breakfast Graduauon' Paula Blatt Katl'-erme Howell Shareen Salem Patty Appledorn lv- . I 0 . , . - ' Christmas Holidays , , . 38 1 gm 1 N 'DIY , , , 1 C l' 'I 1 1 I N I: r Q I . X . LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Sen1ors of 58 Would hke to show the thlngs we apprec1ate To Slster Anne Reg1na our sponsor and gu1de Who from the beglnnlng has been on our slde To the remamder of the faculty and all of our fr1ends Our memory of you w1ll last tlll the very end We want to thank the Junlors for all the1r klnd expresslons And leave them wlth these s1lly rhymns wlthout fear of Retrogresslon Bob Connell leaves the shoes that set h1s feet a dancln To R1chard Gwaltney and Bob Bell to carry on therr prancln To pep up the crowd and cheer the team home Shareen W11lS Jenny her megaphone Steve Blatt recelves a llterary treasure From Kev1n Kerrane to brlng h11'I'1 pleasure Is wllled to Bonnle Kelly may she hold lt supreme Patty Appledorn leaves her tra1t of bemg kmk and sweet To Ann Burns and Carol Crossln Thls you couldn t beat Bob Welton w1lls h1s pollte ways To you .hm Murphy lt always pays Conme Doll's get black ha1r Is left to Mary Lovlsa to guard w1th care Bob Monn1g leaves h1s generoslty To Sam Verbage wlth no an1rnos1ty Vlctor Lamb leaves h1s zeal for havlng fun To Veron1ca Wolfe lt measures more than a ton Pearl Lee leaves her bookkeepmg notes To Annette N1ckles and Jul1a MOnn1g on these she dotes 40 ' 1 . . , Barbara Gilmore's loyality to the team . . , LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT B1ll Burns wrth all h1s helght Leaves h1s specs to llttle Bob Knlght For Ann Cronln we ve made a good Cholce Emma Jean Edmonds leaves her enchantlng volce Walter Lrnkfleld leaves to Bob Frye A car of hrs own He s a lucky guy B1ll Bryan recelves a deck of cards From Bob Waldron wlth h1ghest regards Brll Gregory s d1mples that makes all the grrls swoon Are left to Bob Thabet now forget that trrp to the moon Kathy HOSRIHS leaves her sat1r1Cal tongue To Dlane D1P1ero to make a clever pun Toby Albrecht leaves hrs fondness of trouble To Jerry Donohoe to take on the double We hear Judy Creamer llkes to use green rnk So J1m Weber vvllls h1s thls 1S nrce We thrnk Theresa Mlros leaves her loyalty true To Ann Pasqualr who'll use rt too Greg and M1ke couslns of Matt Are left a monkey wrench how about that 'P Judy Powers wrlls to Penny Hess Her Cashmeres she ll always be Well dressed For Mary Chaput we have a n1ce prck Natural curls from Janrce V1Ck Mary B s brushes of all shapes and sues Are left to Kathleen Broun to help xx 1n prlzes Terry Malloy leaves hrs qual1ty of leadershlp To Davld Reed may he always Cher1sh It -il . 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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Ellen Br1tz 1S the rec1p1ent of a wonderful prlze She 15 w1lled Anlta s blue eyes The regal bun of Sandra Porter Descends to Mary Mooney 1n order Paula leaves her contageous sm1le For Susan Neal to use a long whlle Butch Goheen's muscles whrch have brought h1m fame Are left to John Verbage to w1n future games Nancy Ellen's eyebrows are left to del1ght the express1ons Of Judy Houl1han s v1v1d 1mpress1ons An outstand1ng glggle left to Marg1e Kalb ls glven by Marsha we d1dn't need to brlbe Mary Pat Owen bequeaths her s1ncer1ty To Tlsh Lenlhan may she keep th1s qual1ty Courteous dr1v1ng 15 left by B111 DePr1e To someone who'll use lt llke you J1m Ventry Mary Halloran endows her sweet personal1ty To R1ta Blatt and Evelyn Bronosky Mlke Muth w1lls h1s knack of gettmg along w1th others To Joe Shanklm he ll treat them all l1ke brothers To Mary Mlros not b1t pale Andrea D1P1ero leaves her pony tall Art Brant leaves h1s competence 1n problems of math To Ann Treacy we hope she ll follow h1s path Katherme Howell leaves her co operat1ve ways To Catherme Reger and Al1ce Ann Butler to use everyday Davld Z.1hlmann leaves h1s records of rock and roll To Judy Slater and Arlene Krauch to always do the stroll 42 9 ', ' ' I. . '1 I . I .. . . 5 i Y . . . D . I . Y 3 ' . I LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT B1ll Pasquah leaves hms dalnty feet To Jon McComas nov. a1n't that sweet Carol Nudd 15 left Bonnle N1ckles' qulet ways Thls 15 qulte a roll to portray Donna Canterbury leaves her vlm and vlgor To Barbara S1ck1nger and Mary Beth Stender Jack Zygner xulls h1s flymg ab1l1ty To Dlck Healy may he use lt as capably Edward Russell leaves h1s physlcs book To Ann Loulse Palmer now just take a look A love of readmg good books 15 wllled To Patty N1cholas .hm McDermott's b1g thr1ll There you have lt our attested last W1ll We hope that each has got h1s flll May your seruor days be as cheery and brlght As was ours 1D th1s past years fhght To your Slsters and teachers always be klnd Work hard and strlve to lrnprove your mmnd Llsten, learn lest your l1fe be lacklng All the best of days wlth St Joe s back1ng W1tness Claud Nancy Ellen Shutts Date January 14 1958 Kathy Hoskms 43 ' . l 7 . . . . . I ! ! . I . Q ' D l 1-7- SENIOR BEST DRESSED Nancv Shutts and Art Brant Wil kv' N501 i MOST OPTIMISTIC mott Jamce Vxck and J1m McDer TYPICAL TWO Kathy Hos 44 kms and B111 Gregory SCRAPBOOK MOST POPULAR Shareen Salem and B111 Pasquah KINDEST Emma Edmonds and Pearl Lee BEST DANCERS Andrea D1P1ero and Bob Connell 45 KY-5 SENIOR MOST AMBITIOUS B111 DePr1e and Jack Zygner BEST PERSONALITY Axuta WIICOX and Davld Z1hlmann QUIETEST Bonme Nmkles and V1ctor Lamb gm he Z SCRAPBOOK MOST TALENTED Theresa M1ros Mary B Mueller and A MOST STUDIOUS ll Barbara Mary Pat O G1lmore and Ed Russe FRIENIDLIEST wen and Bob Welton 'Z Uf, J VMS aff ll lf uv- 47 K2 SENIOR MOST DRAMATIC andra Porter and Bob Monmg pn BEST ATHLETES Terry Malloy and Butch Goheen MOST DEPENDABLE Mary Hallo 48 ran and Katherme Howell SCRAPBOOK MOST TALK ATTN E Comme Doll and Pa ty A53 eco '1 MOST POLTTE Toby Albrecht and Matt Blatt BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Judy Powers and Donna Canterb LLTY .,-v 'm'd ,-f ! G3 ,..- f I eff QI Y any avg in .1 00' Ha All 74 1 gn WITTIEST 1m Weber and Bob Waldron MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marsha Mehmert Kevm Kerrane and B111 .Burns BEST ALL AROUND Paula Blatt and M1ke Muth THE SCRAPBOOK OF THE CLASS OF 1958 Here lt 1S the nlght of graduatlon June 1 1958 As we are gathered here together for the last t1me 1n the semor classroom we look over the scrapbook of our memorles of our 12 years of l1fe at St Joe Onthe f1rst page we see several snapshots of the f1rst grade year a p1cture of Slster Catherme and her motley crew B111 DePr1e moamng over h1s tooth wh1ch he broke the f1rst day of school Why here s that plece of tooth taped to the corner o f the page Further down the page we see a p1cture of Andrea Mary B and Nanc y Jumpmg rope 1n he schoolyard yellmg ' Red hot pepper past f1ve ' And here's one of Weber Cap'n Jack Walt and V1ctor mar ch1ng around the schoolyard y ll1ng Anybody 1n my way gets klcked' Now we follow our class 1nto the second grade taught by Slster Joseph AlOy1S1uS He r e we see Mlke on Flrst Holy Communlon Day cry1ng because he ate a strawberry before Mass Everyth1ng worked out all r1ght' And onc e agaln we see the l1ttle glrls Jumpmg rope th1s B111 Burns our new arr1val from Waukegan play1ng cowboys and Indlans 1n the schoolyard Now on to the th1 rd grade Here are p1ctures of Blshop Swlnt conf1rm1ng Patty Appledorn S1ster Denlse helplng Dav1d Z1hlmann w1th h1s Enghsh one of our new subgects that year and Matt B111 Gregory Walt and some of the west end boys wavlng goodby to us as they left for Sacred Heart wh1ch opened that year We arr1ve at the fourth grade classroom w1th S1ster Coletta teachmg us long d1v1s1on for the flrst t1me Why here's Slster Emmanuel our f1fth grade teacher help1ng Bob Waldron and Edward wxth thelr troublesome fract1ons On to the s1xth grade Slster Jean Mar1e was at the helm Here are p1ctures of the Pollce Patrol and the newlv formed Flre Patrol of wh1ch Terry was the captam Marsha and Judywere new members of our class Th1s year the boys and glrls of our class part1c1pated ln the Scouts and Camp F1re G1rls Here s a p1cture of Bob Monn1g dressed up 1n h1s Boy Scout un1form 51 - . . 0 O O ' t , 1 ! ' I ', . ' 0 a s C l ,r u, , ' I s Q 0 , . , . time yelling, Red hot pepper past ten . . . Here's a pic tu r e of Wild . ' . 1 1 ' . Q THE SCRAPBOOK OF THE CLASS OF 1958 We were promoted to the seventh grade and became members of the .Tumor H1gh We really thought we were b1g stuff We started off the year under S1ster MaCT1Da but she left early 1n the year and S1ster Johanna took over Here are some plctures of the Junlor Hlgh basketball team on wh1ch we placed four of our boys the cheerleaders of whom Mary Pat was a subst1tute and of our f1 r s t school spell1ng bee Bob Connell was class presldent that year Kathy Howelljolned our ranks from Llncoln Another September rolled around and we were 8th graders Here s a plcture of our C1v1cs Club whlch was organlzed under the gu1dance of S1ster Dglarlta Presldent of our chapter was Mlke Muth e placed several more boys on the team and Shareen was elected a cheer leader We turn the page and flne ourselves 1n the nlnth grade classroom Th1s year our home room teacher was S1ster Mercla W e added another cheerleader from our class when Andrea was elected Here s a plcture of the Junlor hlgh tournament 1n whlch we reached the flnals before bowlng to Llncoln by 3 polnts All th e Sacred Heart gang re turned that year Emma and Pearl came over from St Peter Claver On to the tenth grade and now w e ar e full fledged members of the hlgh school onc aga1nunder S1ster Mercla We had two new members that year An1ta who came from Plttsburgh Pa and Barbara who came from Cammack Sandra representedus 1n the annual Volce of Democ racy Contest We had 7 of our boy s dresslng for the A team that year Wlth Butch and B111 Pasquall on the st ar t1ng 5 Shareen was elected subst1tute cheerleader Kevln onc e agaln re1gned a s class pres1dent The Dramatlcs Club presented 1ts f1rs Pass1on Play at Eastertlme 1n the C1ty Hall aud1tor1um We cllmb another s tep on our Journey and we are now Jun1ors w1th S1ster Lucla as our homeroomteacher We hada new member Janlce V1Ck who came to us from Wheel1ng Theresa Mlros won f1rst prlze 1n a essay contest on Commun1smheld 1n school Bob Connell became our class pres dent and S1ster Lucla helped u s plan our fund ra1s1ng projects for the prom 52 I . . . o s 0 I I I . . I Y U I I D Q Q Q I I I 1 I I I I I I I . . . . . . I . ' Q Q Q . I I I W Y . . . , . . . 1 I I I l . . . Kevin took office as class president . . . . , 3 . . . . . ' I I I 03 ! ' ll I I I . . D ' . . . . . . g . L . I I I lr ' ' 0 0 0 3 . , I I I I I I i . . . . THE SCRAPBOOK OF THE CLASS OF 1958 Here s a snapshot of the teambur tmg through the paper hoop as they ran out on the floor to cop our f1rst Cathollc tournament 1n Z0 years The excltement of thls thrllllng event w1ll never be forgotten Here s Blshop McDonnell presentlng Terry w1th the Most Valuable Player trophy We walked away w1th all honors by placmg Butch and Terry on the all tourney team and by w1nn1ng the best c h e e r 1n g sect1on trophy As a reward for w1nn1ng th e tournament Slster Luc1a promlsed to take us on a tr1p to Charleston to V1 s1t the Capltol Here s a p1cture of Art Bob Waldron and Jrm Weber gettlng off the bus 1n front of the Cap1tol bu1ld1ng and here s Amta and Conn1e greetmng Governor Underwood Why Here s a yellow rose from our prom W1ll we ever forget how the Georglan Terrace was decorated w1th beautlful yellow roses en twlned around the marble plllars the gl1tter1ng s1lver moon on the wall and the dreamy muslc of the McCoy Brothers Fmally we reach our goal and now we are sen1ors Thls 1S a year of hard work w1th scholarsh1p and college entrance exams the annual school paper and the numerous school act1v1t1es Among the many contests was the NOMA spell1ng contest won by Bonnle Nlckles and the Arr Force contest wonby Jack We g1vetr1bute to Slster Anne Regma who has gu1ded us through th1s past year 1nprepar1ngus to go out to meet the world Now we must go over to church and recelve our long awalted d1plomas so we turn over the last page of our scrapbook leavmg behmd memorles wh1ch wlll lmger w1th us the rest of our l1ves 53 I S ' . . . . . , . . . . , . 1 , 1 , ' . . . whom we all met and shook hand s with . . . It sure was an exciting day , . 14' omg A-ar 5 v J ab! Dug. I QTAWY IQ! H 0241139-.x 3' XY if ww HSP' '45 -1 T E55 1 Andrea D1P1ero Z B111 Burns 3 Conme Doll 4 Marsha Mehrnert 3 Matt Blatt 6 Walter Lmkfleld 7 Pattx Appledorn 8 Emma Jean Edmonds 9 Nancy Ellen Shutts 10 M1ke'viuth 11 Bob Waldron, 12 Boo Monnrg, 13 Donna Canterburx, 14 Marg, B Mueller, 1: B111 Gregory 16 Amta Wllcox, 11 Butch Goheen v C 54 . - J . l. , ., x - , i N, H A , ,. , I if M .- 2111. V '. ,.' ' ' 1 . .V U. ' v,.,',. 1 ' Q ,, 1 ,Y '53 1 M , 1 . ku - X .pk , .. h v . ' '. .- J' f . - . 4 , ' v 1 51 5 - S' I 145-... I A 1 I V ' V 'Qfxiff 1' -'56 -x- '1 jj . ' u , .1 ' ' ' ' k - ' , ' 1 Q5 1 V 1 A ' ' f ' 3 51 .gif L'W'l: wry- ky 1 . N 42' 1 . 4 A Q , 'yi , A . t C, Ai ,TV A . 1 , 1 ' QQ A l ' ' ' N .na I V 1 ' X -' 1 - 5 U S ' 'E I Q r ' , 5 - J' G Q , i ,A ,A '- 'TL . ,. Z- Q Q . f N . ' 1, , Z F ,4 A , -1 W lo 41... 1 ' i . 1 V , . . , . I , - , H. , . Y I , . , . , . ' , . 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A GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE lt IS a sunny day .Tune 27 1978 a blue Ptpcr Pacer streaks eastward across the sky on tts reco dbreak1ng fl ght Around the World IH 80 Minutes mloted by Captatn Jack Zygner Th1s fllght IS belng attempted as the result of k a new super fuel stumbled onto by the renowned technologlst Andrea D1P16FOXXh1l6 conductlng research for a neva yacclne to combat the Solbovlan Flu ClLllS1l1g across the sky at 18 OOO mlles an hour Captam .Tack turns the controls over to co ptlot Marsha .Tet Mehmert nat1onally famous auatrrx and makes radlo Contact w1th the U S S West Vlrgxma capta1ned by Admlral James Mc D e rmont Maklng the xoyage to Parxs France 1S M1ss E J Edmonds celebrated opera s1nge1'prepar1ngforherdebutin Carmen Emma Jones Lounglng on deck as Professor Edward Fulton Russell noted astronomer on route to Su ltzerland to attend the Yodelers Conventlon Fly mg oy er Madr1d Spam we see m an arena below Mattador Blatt challengmg a bull Approachmg Barcelona can be heard opemng engagement Seconds later 1nPar1s they see Mar1e Bee Mueller well known blllboard pamter 1n her overalls f1n1sh1ng her latest master p1ece Zoommg down Reu de Vagerorx 1S Pterre Zlhlmann notorlous lnternatlonal playboy drlvlng h1s tmported Cheyy and smokmg 1mported El Ropos' 1,5 Appearlng 1D the Globe Theater 1n Rome 1S renowned Shake spear1an actress Sandra Porter Sandra 1S makmg her debut 1n Othelo as Desdemona ff A ln Genoa the co pllot sp1 e s Bxll Pasquah openmg h1s new dr1ve 1n The Plzza Kmg wh1ch features Amer1can spaghett1 Donna Mae Canterbury famous plzza roller has been employed by B1ll to roll h1s P1223 Stauoned 1n Berlm Germany 1S Prwate F1rst Class Walter L1nkf1eld vt h o generously yolunteered to accompany hx s dog D 'Xl Henry ln the flrst Amerxcan rocket bus to Mars 0 M P1-T I N enturmg oy er the Hlmalayas 1S seen Bob Monnlg famous explorer trudgmg after the Abomxnable Snowman 56 1- '. , , ' ' B 2 V ' ' A . , . . . ' I YI TY ' 6. ' ' 1 I A 'v I l v 1 vu ' - n A u ' 'I , 1 f A the strains of concert puianist Theresa Miros preparing for her A I ,Q v . . . ' g , - . . 1 K 119 A GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE In Japan at the meetlng ofthe U S Embassy the p1lOt s1ghts Barbara G1lmore fore1gn mterpreter Inc1dentally Barbara can speak fluently :O languages En route to Hawau 1 s seen Shareen 'Cnadwmk Salem M1ss Water W1ngs of 1977 attemptmg to make the f1rst Oceamc sw1m M1ss Salempausesdumngher momentous swxm to glye us a b1g srmle as we fly over Upon reachmg I-Iawa 1 they fmd that Paula Hula Blatt 1S employed by the Aloo Walu ue F p d lf e e hc r below modeung tne company S lastest style A grass sk1rt made from anew exot1c herb POISON S-645, Ni 4A'V-v... H341 1vy The1r motto lt makes you 1tch to dance ' iAg'AA IAA- Flylng under the Golden Gate Br1dge QMehmert's at the wheel agamj they see B111 Seaweed Burns on locat1on for h1 s lastest mov1e W1ld Blll VS the Sea lndxans Thunder1ng over the rooftops of Hollywood they see muscular play boy B1g Bob Waldron demonstratmg h1s barbells to Tlny Toby Albrecht one of h1s 90 pound weaklmg customers Tmy Toby IS tak1ng th1s mst uct1on Death Valley they s1ght bearded J1m Weber the herm1t 8SSay1St work1ng on h1s lastest l1te rary noy el How To Wm People and Influence Fr1ends Pull1ng up alongs1de a sleek rocket p rop ell ed a1rl1ne they notlce Jan1ce Vlck a1rl1ne stewardess adm1n1ster1ng oxygen to Nancy Shutts 1llustr1ous novelxst who IS travel1ng to the moon to obta1n mater1al for her next sc1encef1ct1on novel L1fe Among the Moon Goons Over Las Vegas we see Terry Malloy s new dr1ve xn gamblmg cas1no The B1g Wad Terry s slogan IS DTIXE up and Antx up H15 newest attract1on IS Judy Powers f1rst female croupler Flymg tow ard Ar1zona they HOTICB M1ke Muth trymg to load h1s 9 g1rls 1nto the fam1ly bus By the way M1ke runs the local Arthur Murray stud1o He 1 s famou s fo r h1s 1nvent1on ofthe Chamambhpso Wh1le fly1ng over Texas they s ee the Panzer Provmg Grounds commanded by General W1ll1am Gregory a West Po1nt Graduate who as a tank Sp8C1al1St IS wo rk1ng on the flrst atom1c powered tank Thunder1ng across the pla1ns they arrue 1n lnd1ana They not1ce a strange hunchbacked creature sneakuxg through the bellfry on the Notre Dame campus who calls h1mselfQuas1 Brant the bell r1nger of IN D X ini! 57 I - I I 1 ' A . , C, , ' ff 1 . A vu - A - Q lj - , . .Y , . y . . i, v ' vv fy ' -I G' ,om any' an ttey' so ' ' ' ' - ,D - ,., . ,,. U ge s 1 0 9 V I . . ,, ,, . . . ,, . . l . ,, . , . so . . y . . . , . r course so he can knock out the Bully at the beach. Diving into I A I I l I . . N . y I, . ' Tl . , . r . . I . . . v . , . . . . . ,, . vw ,1 , ' - ' ' ' Iv lv I - av ', ,- . . ,- H . , , V . . , 0 Y . . , V, ll ' IT ' ' , , , . ' - y v .' . . , ,' 1 I A' , . . 0 -1 . 5 A - I x I I A GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE F'ly1ng ox er Cleveland they sec-Kex xn No I-l1t Kerrane star rlght hand p1tcher who recently won sew en games 1n the World Ser1es Near1ng Ph1ladQlph1a they s e e VIC Lamb world famous D J conduct1ng h1 s 24 hour show called V1g1lant VIC s V1ctrola Party Soon over New York they see Kathy HOSk1DS noted cho1r conductor appear1ng at the P alac e w1th her famous GREGORlan Chanters Katherme Hove ell employed by the theat e r management IS on hand to g1xe a1dto any teenagers svsoonmg over Kathy s tenor s1nger the teenage rage D1mples DePr1e Approachmg Manhatten they see Patr1ce Appledorn open1ng her new beauty salon Patty s Pr1mp1ng Parlor featur1ng he r latest Style Yu Bryner Cut Appear1ng 1n Mad1son Square Garden a re the Harlem Mag1C1aHS and advert1sed on the marquee lS Pearl Lee famous cheerleader Also seen 1S Mary Halloran and Bonme N1ckles rev1s1ng the Webster DICTIOHHTY 1n the1r Park Ax enue Apartment Theyare mternatlonal wordauthor1t1es and hax e Just completed rev1s1ng the Encycloped1a BTIIHHHXB and the Encycloped1a Amer1cana On the last leg of our h1story mak1ng tr1p the co p1lot not1ces the o1l p r e s su r e gage fluxuatmg below the normal pressure range The p1lot 1 mm ed 1 at e l y sw1tches on the aux1l1ary pressure booster pump and everyth1ng 1 s back to normal Mak1ng a U tu rn aft e r lO seconds of fly1ng they approach the modern metropol1s of Hunt1ngton W Va on the banks ofthe beaut1ful Oh1o The ultra new St Joseph a1rport owned and operated by Bob Welton who recently rece1ved a c1tat1on fo r h1 s loyalty to the c1v1l1an defense program 1S the1r land1ng s1ght He makes Contact w1th the control tower for land1ng 1nstruct1ons on the 6th Avenue runway Mak1ng a left hand turn for a stra1ght 1n approach he sets down smoothly and rolls to a stop Awa1t1ng the1 r land1ng 1S an enormous throng of cheer1ng fans and as Marsha and Jack sw1ng from Kei Q. the cockp1t the crowds rush 1n to greet them Q x Just then Bob Connell Pres1dent of the Nat1onal Fuel Co arr1ves W1tl'1h1S new Mark VCont1nental K1t on the back of h1s 58 Ford Bob 1S 1nterested 1n purchasmg the r1ght to Andrea's fuel Conn1e Doll, noted Journahst offers to devote the ent1re front page of her w1dely read paper The Doll Da11y to the1r momentous fl1ght and An1ta W1lcox nat1onally knownT V personal1ty and star of N1ta's N1ghtly News 1nterv1ews the p1lOtS for her show Another honor lS bestowed upon our happy Wanderers by Mary Pat Owen Cha1rrnan of the Women's Aux1l1ary SOC1ety of the Garden Clubs of Amer1ca who presents a Dlaque to them An thus once aga1n a crowd of St Joe fr1ends are gathered together and from th1s m1ghty and w1ctor1ous group can be heard an old favor1te cheer Yea Gold Yea Blue' Andrea D1P1ero Jack Zy gner 58 y I is 5 .9 I' Vub. 1 .. . . H ,Y d 'V I I' C v v rj' gt , . gf? 1. gc: 55 KWH! Mk 1 .,,,. Q. ve. 5,36 Mil 1-fb K . 5 Uk 1 P f . 5 rat rf' '11- fyo .1-N xi Y V2 My ,ff gy . ...ill ,, -V Wi 1 6' 'I These Sen1ors are part of the group who took the Nauonal Offxce Manager s Assoc1at1on spellmg test CONTESTS Marsha Mehmert Kevln Kerrane and B111 Burns were semx f1na11st s 1n the Nat1ona1Mer1t Scholarslup program th1s year 62 1' 'O- S' Bonnle Nlckles was the only person who had a perfect score on the spelllng test fs n ' s.' , . C .,.r '. ff' . . A N.. M ff Q e l I l -llillfllll PIII liiillliii Bob Bell Mlke Blatt Stew e Blatt Ellen Brltz Evelyn Bronosky Kathleen Brown CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President Bob Thabet Secretary Penny Hess Treasurer David Reed 1ll Bryan G Q'-ri Anne Burns Mary Chaput Judy Creamer isp-.M Anne Cromn , Carol N 5' Crossan Arlene Krouch I' 731.3 YK-A-r hi SVS K. THE JUNIOR CLASS OF 1958 Dxane DIPIEFO D1ck Healy 50 Sv QU--j N Jerry Donohoe Bob Frye Rlchard Gwaltney Penny Hess Jenny Hollandsworth Judy Houhhan 'N .f '5 15.5. img.. if--,. 'lb- 'UN7 Q' 7- 'lk Wir 3- W, 57' -'GX .X Q? VU 'FR-5? 1'-v Mary Mlros Su an Neal 05 ,405 4.45 Qvv- Ggx .X 'xx Julla Monmg Patty N1 cholas Ma ry Mooney Annette N1 ckle s 11' X' S. KX ,R sv-Aw Mar-1or1e Ka1b Bonrue Kelly Bob Kmght Patrxcla Lenlhan Mary Lousa John McComas THE JUNIOR .hm Murphy Carol Nudd Y! 'fe l lm X Y .V . . bf ' A- Al. I L.- v' ' 'E ,o - ' ' S' me 1. 'Q 5, M W 4, . bv A sro' 'X y B' x L y w.l,,,y J M 3 l x 2 , .tm 5 3' M X o A f W M 22' ix ,. 1 'R 'S N 4 ,if - ' R I X M A Ll 66 Ann Palmer Ann Pasquali David Reed Catherme Regex' Joe Shanklm Barbara Smklnger CLASS OF 1958 Judy Slater J1m Ventry B-N 5-'w x 35 as 'x X fix 3.4 3 -,, x Q qs ,CX C5 Mary Beth Stender Bob Thabet John Verbage Sam Ve rbage fi, S kia? 67 l Q? lx -'15, Ann Treacy Ve romca Wolfe 'oN 4-L 'C' John Alulse Bob Barker eff W fi, aww -I- L. 34:- Tom Bae r Pat Beatty 'Y Sara Ball Je rry Be rthold 8' 675' 33 Q. gp? CLASS OFFICERS President Jerry Berthold V1ce Presldent .hm Madachy Secretary Judy Hosklns Treasurer T1m Welch Mane B1ckne11 Atv- Qui Patty Blatt Bill Boone Mason Botts John Burke Barbara Burns L1nda Burns A 'E INT?-. ,wb 5 4--5, ,'X 'Wx 'I M 3 ST 9 Q. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OF l958 Lmda Canepa Thomas Cros san Mary Connell W1ll1am Carroll Roger Damron Blame Doll .Q KN vw iv ' ,f 212- 69 494411 'xwA in '55 1 Bonnle Cornvx ell Mary Jane Downey Cx 1-11 1 1-if rl li K Barbara Greenhef Mary Johnson P951 at .47 H90 If Barbara Gregory Judy Keller 'fi -fx, ix as 2-'A bb px lx 'K M., Margaret Durkm W1ll1am Engbers Joan Favorxte ang Frances F1sh ff' Q John Fleckenstem Mary Grant THE SOPHOMORE R1 cha rd Ha rtman Ela1ne Kelsey '65-0-1 'E ' Judy Hosluns Re1ta Kxesslmg its L ,,.A. an , 'ff Cathemne Lafferty Jlm Madachy Adrena Mahu Patty Malloy James Marnell Charles Matasxck CLASS OF 1958 Judy McCork1e Mary Ann Orme R Q'- N1 -14' lv- Patty McKee Ted Pembe rton 'Vis X f'5 'XT has 4...- Sr- Q. W Dav1d Muske ra Rode r1Ck Pendleton Betty Muth Carol Prosser W 1-5. n U J. Q I 0 I H. Y . Q, r ii F xx ri T A., . il I ' 5 ' - . H .Vx . .AA A .V , '4' . - X ,XV .- A Q ,E 7, V, . Q - fig? 9. f ' , x, A .A :Zyr- fkw n Lk Q I' D fy ' S la r . Q. Q S 5' H S. in . A Q,,'r 'V X' . 'T 1 4 'JL-lf G A I 71 1' an 'QX James Reger Tl an Q vm Txm Welc Joe Reznhardt Llnda Russell fb' 'Q'-7 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OF sl 2 Polly Stende Mary Verbage Edwma W1pple ' it X Ka ren Vllvens E11 zabeth Wolfe x 'H- 5... Q--w Joharma Sandxfer B1ll Sharkey John Smlth 1958 Barbara Workman f ,4 C1 ,MAME Jean Albrecht Margaret Ball if Phylh s Als ton Ann Baue r rf fbi CLASS O FFICERS Pres1dent Ann Bauer V1ce Pres1dent John Sang Secretary Angela M11ner Treasurer B111 Treacy Teresa Ahuse Freda Baker Susan Berger James B1U.he1mer W by ff-N Yr'-1' K- X K. X AHL 'H' vi-'S 6-.A vw Q--rf lax its Paul Damron James Daugherty Vzcky D1P1e ro Kathleen Durkxn Charles George Danlel Goheen A295 ,,..., 350 va Qin.. ll X 74 if Larry Bucknell T1m Blatt Bette JO Burnett Davxd Burns Llnda Cooney -B ' Ronny Cutts THE XFRESHMAN A 2. l Carol Grant Harvey Gregory Mlchael Hannon pq mm James Hess fat., John Kelly CLASS OF 1958 Qu... an Q X sa, 45, ru. Viv- 41 ,- ,..--- , LA ' X 5 1 7' 'Qs cr- .X 1 TH-'Q 'Y ie' L wr- X X. fr' 4 kv 45' W' 'MQ so 'QB-Q 'RQ ,uv Z' xxx John Lawton Steve McDermott Ange1a Mllner James Monni Carl Mooney Tim Muth A o , Q at 'lm Petor Pvndlcton X5 7:1 .rl Robe rt P16 rro Joe Platania 4 'N 'w Rzchard Reed D., 6 ,Thomas Rodrxguez 5'5- John San Mary Sang li., N.. Russell Scott Frank Skxdmore 1 A, Jean Ruddle THE FRESHMAN M 1chae1 Sm1th tephen Sn1 de r fur L. -gi I..aVonda Stcnder Judy Strathman Lmda Taylor Joyce T1tta B111 Treacy Raymond TWOh1g CLASS OF 1958 Jxm Wagner 5-. K ffk ,1.,1N, 'Www CT iz-X 15 X 05 'R 'ar '- 1 Y' tt, 'N' NN. Q X Loretta Ufhe11 Sharon Thomas Wmlcox R ui Theresa Wolfe W T Q- Vi Tom Zltter if IN THE SPOTLIGHT Winners of the annual Keep Christ in Christmas contest included two S t Jo S e ph S students Katherine Brown grand prize winner and Sharon Weber second place winner in the Junior division WWI' wx 4--ar' ,cr 7 C- Bonnie Cornwell and Jerry Bertholcl coope rate with local newspaper photographer in connection with Teen Page Bill Sha rke y and Tim Welch assist Dale Williams in setting upa movie for the school call- ed The Strange Case of the Cosmic Rays. 78 -. X N ,- ji vt .R A txsm, Q 'Z ,, 0 XXV x x N . . if rd ,,,,.., nguribmf- ply .-- ' K - , ,,,+f. ,. , ,W . - 5--,.,f::..: . ,..--.-,A-N-:Ili -' 1 .1-4' . - ,Av ,...f..,, A A ,g,..k I- fa ' 'J' Wir ,J A ' f H If - .. uv - -in x.-iw ',, K v .,,,-v 541' -er--u r 6535 an- A, .. -'. V,'-1 ' ff' X V ..t. an x Klc-7B ' The Irish Echo staff includes, in add- ition to Connie and Kevin who are the co-editors, Mary B. Mueller as staff artist, B ob Waldron and Bill Burns as sports-editors, and Terry Malloy as business manager. Jack Zygner, who was absent when the picture was taken, is the photgraphe r for the paper. The co-editors of The Irish Echo, Connie Doll and Kevin Kerrane, work on the s p e ci al tournament issue of our school paper. Lf H YA ll gms WN T JOE STAFF will me at 3 FUTURE NURSES' CLUB Mode rator: Mrs. Irby. Officers: Katherine Howell, President: Patty Malloy , Secretaryg Mary Johnson, Vice President: Ann Palmer, Treas- urer' Rieta Kie s sling Program Chairman. This ye a r the Future Nurses Club has been quite active under the d1rect1on of 1ts moderator Mrs Irby Parties were given for the children at several hospitals and certain city wide Future Nurses' Club meetings we re attended by St Joseph's Club members This Club 15 preparing young girls to be ournursesofto morrow 1 Q Wh Members of Smence Club watch f1lm slldcs of a sc1ent1f1c nature Moderator Slster Mercla, Presldent Terry Malloy Secretary Treasurer Marsha Mehmert, and Vmce Presldent B1ll Burns confer on Club matters Q SCIENCE CLUB Salnt JOSCQI s Sc ewlt C uo 15 aw e ' S e CL C u +me Ca ans a membt 0 tl' F mst p ofthe Mo t Club through uk racemes atcstnexs on mattn rs pertalnlng to SCIPHCC The Sclence Club sponsors one majorprmert c1ur1ng the school year the armual sue ce fa1r Vbmners of the school scwence falr haxe a chance to adxarcc to the regxonals and per h s to the fmnals of he l'Nat1onal SCICWCC Fan The purposc bmng to crtate promote , and fosterthe 1nter est of scxeme m the school Nr um .fx ,X 1 Seruor members con gratulate B 1ll Burns on vn1nn1ng the Bausch 8. Lomb Sc1ence Award SODALITY Sophomore and Jumor Students post the r a t 1 ng s of local mov1es on Legxon of Decency L1St Central Councxl at the feet of Mary Offxcers M1chael Muth Prefect Robert Thabet Vrce Prefect Mary Owen Secretary Mar-Jor1e Ka1b Treasurer Unxt leaders Shareen Salem, Kevxn Kerrane W1ll1arn Burns R1chard Healy and Judy Houl1 han Moderator Sxster Veronxca The Chlef purposes of the Sodal1ty are the sanct1f1cat1on of self and help xn the sanct1 f1cat1on of ou r ne1ghbor The Sodalxty 1S concerned chlefly w1th the Splrltual l1fe of the student and IS a potent means of help mg h1m gaxn eternal s alva t1on Other act1v1t1es 1ncluded the D1ocesan Sodal1ty C o n v e n t 1 o n Sale of Cathol1c Chrxstmas Cards and W rappxng s and Meetmg for Church mn S1lence Sen1o r Sodalxsts Judy Powers and Katherme Howell present Catholxc magazmne subscmptxons to Cxty L1brar1an, Omar Bacon Off for the State Drama Fest1va DRAMATICS CLUB '5 iwes'i'..l.. Th1S year the D rarr atlc S Club held lts fourth play fe s tu al thud passlon play sent a play to the State Drama Fest xal m Clarksburg and p e S e ted a play at the Marshall Plax Festlxa Tre D arrat cs Club produced the S e Class pla5 and heldabanqu olao e sta Gel eslans Sen1o r Dramatlcs Club pres1dent Bob Connell dlscusses plans for tournament de coramons vmth the off1cers ofboth the .Tumor and Semor Dramamcs Club Durmg the ycar the Jr C D A sponsored projects to ra1 emonextoazdmedx fam1l1es and worthy organlzatwns S1 ce th1s orgamzauon 15 demfated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus each Jr CD A mernbe r has a spec1aldexot1on to Hun wh1ch places her under HIS cart and pro tect1on The Jr C D A lb xxorkxng to xards a goat ofdeveloplng better xoung Catholu women The s e .Tumor Cathohc Daughters put the f1n1sh1ng touches to the favors for the Chr1stmas party at St Peter Claver s JUNIOR CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS Offxce rs Paula Blatt Pres1dent Andrea D1P1ero Reporter Connxe Doll Secretary Treasurer Marsha Mehmert Vxce Presxdent School 1-:lf A Jr C D A meetmg to plan the program or the 1n1t1at1on and recep t1on of new members 85 Thls year the .Tumor Red Cross opcn ed wxth an assembly h y 1 ug as t prrncrpal speaker Mrs Irma Holder by Executue Chaxrman ofthe Cabell Huntlngton Chapter of the Amerlcan Red Cross ACf1V1t16S fo r the year xncluded the followmg preparmg fa vo r S for St Mary s Hosp1tal for var1ous hol1day s maklng portfol1os for the patxents at the Veterans Hospltal fllllng a chest yy 1th supplmes to send overseas and gave a te a for all Huntmgton School branches of the Junlor Red Cross I Red Cross Members mamng favors for the hosp1tals p-5 JUNIOR RED CROSS Offlcers examlnlng new Red Cross l1terature 1n school l1b ra r y mcludes Nancy Ellen Shutts Presldent andAnnCron1n Secretary Treasurer Speakers' table at opemng assembly 86 LEGION OF MARY Off cers from left to r1ght are Vlce Presldent Kev1nKerrane Secretary Mar-5 Kathy Hoskxns Presxdent Therese Mlros Treasurer M1Cha6l Muth Our Jun1orPraes1d1um numbers Seventeen mem bers the purpose bemg to form an elmte of gmrls and boys and tram them 1H the Spxrxtualltg, of the leglon '5xCt1Vlt1CS ofthe leg1on mclude the d1str1but1on of Cathollc lmterature v1s1tmg the smck ln the hos p1tals nursery work and babysltung ln the homes lnorderto let the parents partlclpate mn relxglous or educahonal Clubs The legmnary woe s to Jesus through Mary and endeax 0 rs to gue Jesus to the world through Mary 87 Helpmg xn the nursery at the Q 30 Mass 15 one ofthe act 'w1tl65 ot the Legxon Jun or egxon members attend or e of the meet ngs tx 1th the spxr tual d rector Father DeMeester GLEE CLUB AND CHOIR THE FRESHMEN GLEE CLUB This is the second year for the Freshmen Gl e e Club. It was organized due to the increase of Freshmen students . This Glee Club is also under the direction of Sister Eileen. 4 R . V ,,,M,. , J f ' ,, 'P' ' -Ag . of f ' ww an - -1. ltbl, GIRLS' CHOIR we ekdays . SENIOR GLEE CLUB The Senior High Glee Club consists of boys and girls from the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore grades. 89 .if This choir is composed of girls from the senior high and the ninth grade. Under the directionof Sister Eileen, they sing at weddings, Requiem Masses, and High Masses during the Members of Junior Class counting proceeds derived from various projects. 'en -.4-.W rife' E, E.-5,,,, , . Juniors cast ballots fortheir Queen of Hearts. is te r Anita, Home Room Teacher, and embers ofthe Junior Class leave Hotel Frederick after completing Prom decora- tions. PROM ACTIVITIES Members ofthe Junior Class decorate the Georgian Terrace at Hotel Frederick for Junior-Senior Prom. nhl. . it 4. HHH ASL-'Q ' A. Q... 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' - . it -pu -'f 1. J f-fn ' Y. ' 'IZ s E, ,4 aes - ' ..g' 3 L ' ion -.l..'. ' ' ' 'W x ' 'H' 0 Ifrr 1 1'. . lf' -.' ,.. pn' , vu- Rv . - --1,-f-,g -.-g-.::::.'Jp'.' '1,-.'.., . 1- .A .,0,..-,ff,',, 1,1 - .. fi-, sn.l.,,l'. '-.--.. ' -. 35.-,:... ,. . -,.g-.,.,l -,.,,.,-,'., 14' ,urn - - ' . . -I V .,..,,,-.,',-, l'lr'fr,'1 -. - K. ' I..-, v., in.. ll 0 . -- .' .'o lr: ' - ' y ,--',,.. y,., 1 . .n.,,- r ' - . 0.1 ,, . ' ,. '.' , D.. , . .1.', . .-. 'r: Q Yf'ff ',' ' . , , I ' fl 'f i:','1'f'.' - , 1 ff' , 'AW' f , If... '. v r-f '.' ' fv,,...',, I l,r.,..'-,,,' f pvvfvrr 1' !4,Iv.',, ,'l 1. l ',fvf' . 'w .Q .1 ...r v v- . 4 1 ' , . Ti? . ' 9-lg . 1 x. BASKETBALL TEAM First row - 1e-ft to right - M1kC Muth, Larry Goheen, Davld Zih1mann, Bob FFy't',8Y1dJ1fH Vontry. Second row - B111 Gr0gory,Bi11PaSqua1i, Terry Ma11oy, B111 Burns, and Wa1ter Lmkfie1d. Third row - Coach Jim Lamb and Manager Bob Corme11. CHEERLEADERS Captain Sha reen Salem, Paula Blatt, Diane DiPie ro, Susan Neal, Jenny Hollandsworth, and substitutes Judy Hoskins and Adrena Mahu. SEASON RECORD 18-5 Opposition Guyan Valley Marshall Charleston Catholic Ashland H. F. Huntington East Milton Vinson Ashland H. F. Ceredo-Kenova Parkersburg Catholic Douglass Barboursville Charleston Catholic Man Ashland H. F. Man Vinson Ceredo-Kenova Milton Marshall Huntington High Williamson Huntington East 2f'Tri-State Catholic Tournament BILL GREGORY 5' 11 Senior BILL PASQUALI 6' 2lfZ Senior In the '57-'58 season, Bill broke the record of total points scored in three years held previously by an Irish Cager. 11 I V , il lla , a o JIM VENTRY 5 11 Junior Bill Pasquali - - Terry Malloy - . Walter Linkfield Bill Burns - Larry Goheen - David Zihlmann Bill Gregory - - Mike Muth - Jim Ventry - - Bob Frye - . WALTER LINKFIELD 6' 2 Senior PLAYER RECORD Games . . 23 . . 22 . . . . 20 . . 23 . . 23 . . . 21 . . 17 . . 18 - 9 ..1O FG 212 122 103 98 88 44 29 10 6 L 714 FSM-FSA 66-113 43-70 67-91 49-89 37-54 28-56 10-14 9-16 6-12 il. 316-519 TP 490 287 273 245 213 116 68 29 18 Q. 1,744 I LARRY GOHEEN Co-Captain 5' 10 Senior TERRY MALLOY Co-Captain 6' 4 Senior K I X Q V 4 'fa ? ff , 5 y VI 421 .Y , if QCQY 1 li mb- Egg. iv 1 1 .i 4 ,,, . I I 5 - ESQ '10 llf U ,fr 1 0 JU 'X B TEAM F1rst row Bob Thabet John Smxth D1ck Healy and John Alu1se Second row Manager John Fleckenste1n Davld Reed Torn Baer Joe Relnhardt B111 Carroll and Jon Mc Comas Sports edltors Bob Connell and Art Brant glanc e ove r the record of the 1nd1v1dual players 96 SEASON RECORD 15 Z St Joe OBEos1t1 Guyan Valley Marshall Huntxngton East Mllton V1nson Ashland H F Ceredo Kenova Parkersburg Cathohc Barboursvxlle Charleston Cathollc Ashland H F Vmson Ceredo Kenova Mllton Marshall Hunt1ngton Hlgh Huntxngton East 35 62 46 63 54 64 66 54 69 69 82 64 59 55 -, f Q A , 1 'fr ,Y 1. -7' : wiv V 'FL' ' -x ,W V! V 4' . M A If l 1 N, 1 9 Z 1 Nj 1 V, .19 did Mo, .1 iff Mig, . 1 .2 X Q V B, VV 3 ,, h 1 1 I ,ef . , ' . , 2 fl '61 J V . 1 ' 'I . J 3 0 l.W,?y l?V,? V' W3 I xx N 1 ff ff , wg, M i . ll 71 . - ' 'On v- 40 67 V f 43 E ' The tournament tlp off TRI STATE CATHOLIC Tl 1 tytmng stssmon was opened yy 1tln a Consolauon game featur ng tht Irlsh of Charleston Catnol1c Ca tch1ng f1rt 1n the second half Charleston Cltfi ated Irorton of 41 The flnal game pltted Holy Famlly agarnst ou r Flghtlng Ir1sh before a packed crowd IH tlne small -Xshlard gymnasrum St .Toe started fast and buxlt up a 14 pornt lead by the end of the fxrst quarter and a Z1 pomt lead at the half The second ha f tlose y resembltdthc f1rst as the I 1sh non tmued to spark The f1r'al co e was Ol 40 ln both tournament Games Coacl- Lamb vyas able to c a t e ber cl alloyx ng membe s of t e team to see act or -Xs tournament hamp on St .Toe receryecapermanenttroplw ca plaque VNl'11C 15 awarded to the tou vnnner each year December LD 10 f p oxed to be a great day for tle I lsh as St oe o the ss fond Trl State Catholm lnutatlonal Tournament held 1n Ash land Kentucky Charleston Cathollc Ironton bt J o Q I-Iuntlngton bt Joe and host Ashland Holy Fammly agaln complete d the roster of partmcxpatrng teams The one day ex ent opened wrth a bang as Ashland Holy Fam1ly defeat e ronton St .Toe 63 46 ln e serond game of the afternoon sess1on Huntxngton St Joe easxly defeated Char c ston Cathollc by the lop s1ded orc of Instructlons from Coach is 7 ff .J W I :I '- Q ' dl 1 . '-- . th- St' TT-37. I Y T l INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT 'lTTly erVs 'of Irontosn St. .Toe and the . .Y 3 . T l 1' 1- A 1' lesrxhi . .1 all r' h b AY 'W ' lx' ' azixnley' . ' l A layup by Pasquah Gregory fakes to Burns Two more for Burns Shot blockc d 1451 BASKETBALL REVIEW When St Joesph's opened 1ts 1957 58 basketball season on Tuesday De cember 10 aga1 ns t Guyan Valley they returned to the hardwood court w1th a squad of 8 s e H1 o r s and Z Jumors The Ir1sh proved they had an exper1enced team as they de feated the W1ldcats 63 40 In the1r second outmg St Joe rolled over the young une1cper1enced Marshall 'Generals 79 39 1n the Marshall gymnas1um Every member of the team scored 1n the game w1th Terry Malloy and Dav1d Z1hlmann 1ead1ng the way w1th 13 po1nts each On December 15 the Ir1sh entered the second Tr1 State Cathol1c Tournament 1n Ashland Kentucky Deta11s of th1s tournament can be four d on another page of th1s sect1on S Joe fa c ed 1ts f1rst real test of the season on December 20 when they played Hunt1ngton East W1th supe rb team Splflt and outstand1ng personal perfor mances by B111 Pa s qual1 and Terry Malloy the 'I-hghlanders' were defeated 82 75 Th1s was the f1rst t1me St Joe has beaten East s1nce 1953 After rc turnxng from the Chr1stmas hol1days the f1rst game was played on January 7 aga1nst M1lton Although the Greyhounds led at ha1ft1me 23 25 Pasqual1 and Malloy aga1n colaborated to produce a Z4 poxnt th1rd quarter and put the Ir1sh 1n the lead to stay The f1nal score was 67 54 The T1gers' of Vmson were next to V1S1t the F1eld House and they prov1ded the fans w1th plenty of act1on 1n the f1nal qua rte r 'Xfter tra1l1ng by 14 po1nts 52 38 at the end of the th1rd quarter VIHSOH staged a desperate rally to close the gap to 6 po1nts before the f1nal bu z ze r s ounded w1th the score 66 60 Ashland Holy Fam1ly v1s1ted Huntmgton on Janua ry 12 as the two Cathol1c foes met for the second t1me St Joe led all the way but found Holy Fam1ly a much 1mproved opponent w1nn 1ng by only n1ne po1nts 66 57 St Joe won 1tS n1nth stra1ght game of the season and 1tS tw elfth stra1ght ove r atwo seasonper1odbydefeat1ng the Ceredo Kenova 'Wayne Wonders' 78 54 on January 17 Due to an ODVIOUS slump 1n three p rev1ou s games the newspapers reported th1s game would be a close match but the Ir1sh' recovered 1n style as B111 Pasqual1 and B111 Burns led the way to v1ctory w1th 25 and 19 po1nts respect1vely For the f1rst txme 1n regular season compet1t1on St Joe traveled to Parkersburg to play Parkers burg Cathol1 c Much attent1on was d1rected toward th1s game because these two teams competed IH the f1nals of last year s State Cathol1c Tournament St Joe w 1nn1ng by4 po1nts 65 61 A large crowd was on hand 1n Parkersburg, and the y g ot plenty of act1on as St Joe Jumped to a small lead 1n the f1rst quarter Then the ' Crusaders' started h1tt1ng the mark and both teams traded baskets unt1l ha1ft1me w1th the score 33 32 1n favor of Parkersburg Durmg the f1rst half both teams were plagued by personal fouls B111 Burns Terry Malloy and B111 Pasqual1 leftthe court charged w1th 4 4 and 3 fouls respect1ve ly wh1le Parkersburg had one player w1th 4 and one w1th 3 Th1s fact obv1ously had a d1rect effect on the outcome of the game because Burns and Malloy were forced to watch at least two full quarters of the contest from the bench Wh1le these two tall boys were out 1n the th1rd quarter the Crusaders found the basket and took the lead they never lost The f1na1 score 71 55 turned many to thoughts of the 1958 State C3thOl1C Tournament wh1ch may poss1bly produce the keenest compet1t1on s1nce the tournaments concept1on after suffer1ng the1r f1rst defe at 1n 10 out1ngs the team bounced back 1nto the w1nn1ng column by over powe r1ng the Douglass Wxldcats ' 90 73 B111 Pasqual1 left the St Joe a tta c k w1th 41 po1nts to become the f1rst player 1n the area to pass the 40 po1nt ma rk Cont1nu1ng 1n the w1nn1ng column the ' Ir1sh' defeated the Bar boursv1l1e P1rates' 59 46 1n a Western Conference game Butch Goheen led the scorers w 1th 17 POIHES as he helped St Joe keep a clean slate 1n Confer ence compet1t1on For the second t1me 1n the season ST JOE defeated Charles ton Cathlo1c but not w1thout a hot fxght 1n the f1rst half Charleston Jumped to an e a rly lead and led 19 10 at the end of the f1rst quarter Then St Joe got the range and took a two po1nt lead 36 34 at halftxme beh1nd the shootxng of Walter L1nkf1eld He collected 11 po1nts 1n the second quarter and f1n1shed as h1gh po1ntman w1th 21 The f1nal score 81 66 left St Joe w1th a record of 12 w1ns and 1 defeat thus far 1n the season Number 13 was added on February 4 w 1th Man at the other end of an 89 58 score Defeat of the H1llb1ll1es also enabled the Ir1sh to rema1n undefeated 1n Western Conference play Th1rteen proved to be unlucky as St Joe went down 1n defeat for the second txme 1os1ng to Ashland Holy Fam1ly 75 73 Th1s was the th1rd meet1ng of the two teams and Holy Fam1ly w a s determ1ned to vnn lt They led 1n eve ry stanza and stopped a last quarter St Joe rally by controll1ng the ball l1ke pros Although St Joeproduceda Z3po1nt fourth quarter lt was not enough to secure a v1story 99 ll - ll - ' - ' I ll - ' , 1 - 1 - I , ' 1 ' . t. . . ' . , - - ll ll - - ' . 1 - ' - ll ' 1 ' . 1 ' 1 1 I 1 ' ' H . I . . . . 1 1 ' . . ' . , . 1 ' - 1 I ' ' 1 ' - - 1 , - . I, . , - . . . . . . . . , . , - . ,, . , - . ' 1 ' 1 . , ' , . . ' , . , . Ixialioy blocks jump-Shfnt. Burns is double-teamed Zlhlmann eyes basket Davmd struggles agalnst Vxnson 6 fx. 100 BASKETBALL REVIEW A 'X fa ,br .lk ,.,., 'lb Ni V' Q . V , ' Q . Y ' A, , Irxsh x s Paz-:cc-rsnurg Action under the boards .... Two for Gregory. Butch fhes h1gh for pass sg 5 zyuygwwwvf 'Q Daud ebounds for Irlsh Butch t1-les to block easy lay 3. k Terry flghts for a loose bah Thmgs loom gum for the Irxsh ' 1 ZW' Hot actxon agamst Man Ma11oy breaks through St Joe controls boards agamst Ash1and Butch 1a3 s one up B111 goes up for rebound 104 ilu 'vdiwz STATE CATHOLIC TOURNAMENT On March Z 1998 the 22nd annual State Catl' ol1c Basketball Tour nament came to a close For the 16th tlme Wheelmng walked offw1th the tltle by defeatmg hard fxghtlng but cold St .Toe team St Joe opened the tourney on Frlday mght February Z8 by outclass mg the ha rd f1ght1ng Steelmen from St Anthony s The Irrsh b1g boys B1ll Burns and Terry Malloy contr1buted 13 polnts apxece and together collected over 40 rebounds Coach Lamb was able to clear hxs bench IH the game so all varslty members got to see some actlon xn the tourna me nt The fmal score of the fmrst game was 88 to 3 In the second game of the afternoon sess1on Clarksburg Nlotre Dame defeatedwell balanced St Peter S team from Fa1rmont by the score of 60 to no On Fr1day n1ght the flrst game pltted the tall Parkersburg Cru sade rs the tourney favo rrte agamnst Don Bosco of Huttonsvllle The C ru sade rs emerged yxctors by a lopsmded score 8 O Immedmately followxng th1s game Dark Horse Central defeated Charleston Cathollc 64 to 43 On Saturday n1ght March 1 the tourney moyed 1nto the seml flnal round Ou r ow n Irxsh of St Joe dow ned h1ghly rated Notre Dame bya score of 64 to 57 Agam led by B1llPasqual1 who pumped IH long shots from rn ba ck of the foul lxne for the vxctory Th1s game howeyer was no as ea sy as xt sounded Notre Dame fought all the way Led by All Stater Joe DeLuca and llttle Sam Fernandez Clarksburg made a great boy s from Clarksburg The second game porved to be the greatest upset of the tourney as ll hc e l1ng Cc nt ral throttled a Parkersburg freeze IH the last three mmutcs got the ball and Wlth only 1 seconds rema1n1ng All Stater Ted Matte rn pumped lnajump shotfrom1O feet for a 48 to 46 Central vxctorx In th1s game Centralplayed lxke champs They got every loose ball eyery bad pass and kept the game at a slow enough pace to keep the use fulness of the Parkersburg helght ady antage down to a mlnlmum Central played cool control ball and mn that game no team ln the state of Vlest Vxrglma Could have beaten them The final game thus p1tted the defendlng Champs St Joe ys the hxgh flyxng Central team from Wheelmg Thls how eyer wasn t the day for the Irxsh From the opemng buzzer a flurry of bad passes and mlssed lay ups made It w a sy to see that the Irlsh werer t1n the1r usual form. Central led by the Tournament's Most Valuable Player Pancho Flores and Ted Matte rn moved to a Z1 pomt lead early ln the fourth quarter Then the Irlsh began to mov e The scormg punch of Butch Goheen the reboundxng of Bzll Burns and sp1r1ted ballhawk1ng play of Dave Zzhlmann began clos1ng the gap Howeyer th1s rally fell short as the Central Maroons downed the Irlsh 62 to DZ The Irxsh however can hold thelr heads h 1gh a s they played good ball overall IH the tournament Coach Lamb and all the St Joe fans can be yery proud of the Ir1sh We X.klSl1 to thank Mr Powers Mr Lombardo and all the members of the 1 r flne staff for gxymng us the opportunlty to partxcmpate in such a wonderful tournament Art Brant and Bob Connell 105 , x A I ' - . ' . . V, , , Y - , , 1 - i I I I A I l ' ' T -5 . ' ' r ' f ' A . . try. Pe rhap s the Fairmont game took just a little too much out ofthe . ' - ' T , , . . y y V , . V Y . A . . . D . , . ' . ' , . I ' F1ght1ng Irlsh make then' entrance through the hoop 1,1 I Two more for Burns Butch gets two on a left hander St Joe and St Anthony scramble for loose bal IO QW '-,off ' , 1 f so N' Q Z 1 5 ' 4. 1 7 A f af' I . l .7 if . H 52 . . Y ,-x 2,2 Q Q , P., 22' Bu S starts a shot mmdc basfcet asq 3 am, 0' a aga 'tat 'Norm Dame IO as, -1' --..... Just for that I W tame mx ball ol d go kome 'HNL team: dash for :ke oaL I P I 'VY f v A 1 . 1 r .ii X n I - W3 N ' ' 'B M' A In ,, 5 . , ' -. 1 ' ' 7 q 9 X M K V I 'E' I . 5 tg A : ,' A f , ,Q 1? I Q , .1 ,, - 1 ,f I 14- 1 3 s -M. ' 1 1:3 'ia 2 K 'sa Both ' - - V P u 11 flal Rf . 'zz 11 1.f .' . ' - 3' Walt gets the ball from Wheelmg Mme pursues the ball -Q--.1- J A drug bx Pasquall gues us txo more Burns 1S rgady and wartmg for the ball Our Co captalns Terry and Butch accept runner up trophy Butch TCCCIVCS hxs runner up award N3 Aff .fygdzad Butch and B1l1were placed n All Tournament Team All Tou rnamcdt Chee rleade rs Cheerleaders accept trophy for best cheerleadxng secuon from Bxshop McDonnell -r -3-K 1998 State Cathohc Runner Ups , 1 1. N I N X V 1 4' ' 4 4 V ' I F .3 p V I W fri gf , , O 1 O 9 GOLF TEAM- This year marks the re- opening of a sport at St. Joe, Golf. We belong to the tri- state Golf league along with Vinson, C. K., East,H. H. S. The team members include Bill Burns, Bill Gregory, Bob Waldron, Te rry Malloy, John Smith , Ted Pemberton, Bob Connell, and David Zihlmann. .un TENNIS TEAM Membe r s of the Tennis team include Bill Pasquali, Judy Hoskins, John Burke , Jim Madachy, John Smith, Blaine Doll, and John Fleck- enstein. Y 'BIT' :gy A 1:55 -,W rm-f arf' -xy .i,-.,,s.x X Y fa .f .a- '- 'fs Kg 55 ff fl' 1'fl ll 1 1 lg! , , 21 if BASEBALL The Irish have great poten- tial this year with a mixture of returning lettermen and young talent. Coach Lamb's boys are out to bring the Cabell Wayne league championship to St. Joe. .45 Rt Rev Msgr James F Newcomb Rev Rev Rev Rex Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev I' I' Rog r Nr r Nr 'xr r Charles E Hamlm James F Tlerney Robert J Rooney Peter DeMeester N mcent Parr J Lambert Erkms J M Norton John J O'Re11ly Patrxck Scanlon Vmcent Plskula Dr Franc1sA Scott V E Chxlders and Mrs F M M1ros C W McG1nn1s and Mrs Wrxght and Mrs JamesJ We11er er Jewerly and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Blalr E and Mrs and Mrs D ms Sports R J Owen R E Owen Mr and Mrs Dr and Mrs A Frxend Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Jumor H1gh Connell Waldron lNeal MIYOS Notter A S Brant R1chardA Woelfel Shop A H Zxhlmann Francxs Coffey S M Carroll P H Mehrnert Sophomore Cla ss Junxor Class Senlor Class Mlss Judy Zlhlmann Dr John Bates P XTROTNS Mr md Mrs P J Kerrane Mr and Mrs W H Muth Jr W Va 'Nlatxonal Guard 468 Fleld Artlllery Battallon Battery C and J S Hayxrnn r r 'xr and Mrs 'md Mrs md Mrs Sacred Heart 1' I' I' Robert A and Mrs and Mrs H R Powers Chaxles F Wlleox James M Donohoe Sodahty Grant Jake Amsbary J F Fesenmexer and Mrs G J Blatt Georgeanne Lensenmeyer I' I' 1' I' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Albert Pasquah George L Appledorn W1ll1am J Burns Charles Eddy J ohn Sakakm 1 Mlss Isabel M Malloy M1ss Agnes 'XI Malloy r Nr r r and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs W1ll1amJ Gerlach D J Cronm Canterbury and Mrs Angelo Sacred Heart Gu1ld N r r r r Mr Mer Italo lnnocentl and Mrs C R Doll and Mrs R W Ward James Holemon and Mrs L1mon Morgan llle Drew Jones and Mother Thompsons Televxsxon Serv1ce Mr and Mrs J A Russell Dr and Mrs George Woelfel Mr and Mrs J J Mueller Mr and Mrs J A Mueller .'- Dr.: L 4 . .A . M .C , . ' . ' , , ' .4 .I .f . . . , ' ' M . . C Dr. . ' M - A - L' Mr. . . ' M -Q - - M . l . ' I . M. .C.P. Dr. A - Mr. and Mrs. W, G. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Salem ,l . l .J.T. M ' A - It D. .W.L. f -' A -A .1. , .F.W. J X A- Dr. ' . M- A - ' ' - .1. . . . -4- A - - - ' D. , . ' f . M- A - ' , - M .L , . l , .4. I ' ' M . ,Y--'-' J X x,1,3f ' S, O fy orSrd Compliments of STERLING SUPPLY CO. CONGRAIULATION TO CLASS Ol' 58 Compl me ts of A FRIEND Complme ts of CHAFIN COM C0 10th St Fredernck Hotel Bldg I' THE l G uwfin You STORE dfydzgfdpdwfarfwf ST JOSEPH S HIGH SCHOOL SODALITY COURT BISHOP DONAHUE HO 784 .5 5 K n :I-' 1 - XF f Q ,-.. - f' L I I ' :4Y ' ' ' x ' I I f . , m El' -qw ,-.--.,. ,,, A,,, ,Y ,YW-,-. , I ,- - N ongratulations y Class of '58 ' 3 P 1 Q H I ! ntinue to live Good Sodymlists ' f I 1 1 1 1 l - i I ' I 0 i Ca . . . COLONIAL MOTORS INC CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS AMERICA OLYMPIC GOLF COURSE I I I I OF . ' y-mpic Pool Compliments of DR. JOSEPH H. SHEPPE Compliments o SALEM COLD STORAGE Compllments 0 C ROBERTS hsso SQFYICC 14:8 Fourth -'Xxenue Complxmenls of The Shop of Youthful Fashions BELLE'S 313 Ninth Street Phone JA-29341 Complzments o .I .I DURKIN We have x new name We have a new face But the same fme servlce' WHITE WAY INC 1001 16th Street 413 11th Street COMMUNITY BAKERY rtxsts ln Fme Baked Goods 637 Elghth Street Huntmgton VI est Vxrgmu I ' 1 1 1 Y fc I ' ' C 5, C. . I 0 , , r. J. S. LATTA, INC. HA , . , ., SPIC 84 SPAN DRY CLEANERS Z HOUR CASH AWD CARRY SERVICF VIONDAY THRUUCII SA I LJRIJAX JA 56.231 1.121 Fourth Avenue Huntmgton West V1rg1n11 Comphments o FREEMAN S INC Complzments of HUNTINGTON PHOTO LAB J imes Fattaleh Owner 910 6th Ave TROPHIES FOR A1 L. OFCASIONIS MANUFACTURILID AND DESIGINFD TRADEWELL SUPER MARKET 1Z1516th Street Phone 23308 K1tchen Fquxpment Store 1- xxtures Speclal Wood Work Upholstermg CHANDLER S PLYWOOD PRODUCTS IN P orrruc 1 Beauty Bonde d At Home Wlth Peop1e At Work 1n Industry 3 16Waxer1y Road H 91311 Huntxngton 4 West Vmrgmra PICTORIALS GRAPHICALS SIGNS xlfgll T Loomes 3321 Hughes Street Phones JA 25574 JA 28358 Murals Drawmgs Deslgns Trade Marks 511k Screen P Trucks 'I'W1HdOWS Valance s Sm 1 1 Bu11et1ns rocess Exhlblts BRANCHLAND PIPE 8. SUPPLY COMPANY INDUSTRIAL and VN ELI.. SUPPLIES ZOO West 16th Strf et IIA 91141 Dxstrxbutors Huntlngton Vbest N1rg1n1'a NIYERS WATER SOFTENERS K , , - x . I I 1 cn I O 7 Y , A - Huntington, VVest Virginia :7fLettering 4:F1oats :gi I ,gf I1 ' - POLDON MANUFACTURING CO. BECKER MUSIC STORE 1040 4th Avenue Huntmgton West Vxrgmxa Complzments of EL GATO GRILL 3rd Avenue and 19th Street UNITED FUEL COMPANY ne, was Cves you such modern 5 dependable service Lovely Haxr Requxres Pro fess1ona1Care' HENSLEY'S BEAUTY SALON 1049 4th Ave Phone JA 24737 NOTHING DOES IT LIKE SEVEIN UP SEVEN UP BOTTLING CO Huntxngton West Vlfglflla Compllments o HOME LOAN CO 519 8th St Phone JA 9 7139 Complxments of SCIENCE CLUB BOB S GULF SERVICE Robert Atkms Manager Chesapeake Ohxo Phone 2 2893 - I 0 1 . J! I L , 9 I I I ' . I I I Complxmenls of CHESAPEAKE CLEANERS Chesapeake Ohlo BEST WISHES TO ALL' SILLING FURNITURE 84 APPLIANCE CO Barbourswlle We st Vxrgmla DEALER FOR ALL GE PRODUCTS HOUSE OF VALUES Complzments of FUTURE NURSES CLUB FLEEGER WITHROW IN Wall Paper Floor Covermgs Wmdow Shades Rugs and Carpets The Store Wxth Miles of Lxnoleurn 1037 Thlrd Avenue Huntmgton West V11-gmxa Congratulanons From OUR LADY OF FATIMA GUILD HENDERSON S MARKET Fresh Meats gl Vegetables 1202 6th Avenue Complzments of SEIBER REALTY Chesapeake, Ohw Dmal 72168 SOUTHERN STATES HUNTINGTON Co operatxve For ALL YOUR LAWN SEEDS AWD FERTILIZERS Phone JA 5 8685 T . T , W we as TT Taeeeee DT TTTDTWLDT WLLLLLTTT T TT T 1 T ' I cc T T T T T T - T T . ' , Q T l 1 . . . T T T . T T T T T T T , -L H, T -77 -77 77777 7 T 5 T T T x T ' I T T T I A T T T T T T T JACK 81 DON S GROCERY A Z 9481 'E-Q I I w-,mi TRY ME TRANSFER 81 STORAGE COMPANY V1 yfl STETLER TIRE COMPANY CYRUS 8. PROSSER AUTO SALES BENZOL CLEANERS am br ARCHERS FLOWERS 532 534 536101111 St JA Z 817A JA Z 8273 J L COOK HARDWARE 104 th DOW S LOANS 2616 5th -X 4 -ith -X H tgt VN t'v g Ph A. 3 Comphments of 1 I 421 Tth E-.venue Phone I. - We De1iver'1 817 ' . Phone' .IA 5-8195 sg , L-' 1,145 X. , .- , 3+ ' Phone - v - .IA .Z-8-'4 Local S1 Long Dmstance Moving Agents-Aero . a ' ower T 'nsit CO. Comphments of C p ments of 0 O '54 AVE. P1 'JK 3- 40 C pl ments of C P1 mfnfi of 1 ' . ve. 10 5 . ve. un in on, 'es 'ir inia one L 5- Z-11 Best Wlshes to the Students f Samt Joseph s H1gh School OWENS-ILLINOIS Makers Of Glass Products Huntmgton West Vxrgmxa Compllments o TRUAX-TRAER COAL COMPANY PREPARATION PLANT Ceredo, West Vxrgmxa Complxments BISCHOFFS DRUG STORE 1200 Adams Ave Phone JA Z 2203 Huntmgton, West V1rg1ma ' . o A ' 'W If A f i 0 y Comphments ol N 0 RTH POLE 12 HICL111 J DISTRIBUTING C0 M1 BAILEY S CAFETERIA Shuts S ou P6'QLl 1 s 5 an-'s Eoxmil xc rythmg tor the Sportgm n i-ootb111 B'iCzxf11'J1 1 eb 1 1 ns mhxrq fickl DUDLEY S 4 5 r 1 o rvm 1 1' f 1 1 . M. , -A 1 , ' ' 1 1 X , 1 , Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 W 1 1 . 'xc-.tuv I E1 Svs S'.,'L':11.e-FQ 1 . :A-fx. 1 A 1 Q 1 1 1 P11,mti.1gto.1, We-St Virginxxi 1 71.rw.1's .f'-.ppurf-1 of Ibistirzctm 1 1 W , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, , , 1 HE, V. ' ' 1 Zz 1I 1 . 1 : , 6-2 211, PVS 1l,C11 FQ U 1 8 ' ' 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 4-' 'I hi 'i .'X'.'v im- 1 IZ'L:1t1:.ttu:1. 9-1 Yi V511 Complzments of BOULEVARD SERVI CENTER 16th Street and Vkashxngton Boulevard Complunents o T 81 T LUNCH 1043 31-d Avenue .TA 2 29264 THE DELUXE MFG 81 SALES CO N Juven1le Furmture Factory ZOO 16th St West HA 9 3272 P O Box 36 I-Iuntmgton West N xrgmla Compliments of CITY MARKET SCHNEIDER MOTEL Your Home Away From Home Route 52 Chesapeake Ohxo Phone 72191 Au' C,0nd1t1oned Free TX Coffee Shop Telephones Electrxcally Heated Compfxmenfs 0 MARY LOU BEAUTY SHOP 914 1f2 4th Avenue CUNNINGHAMS DRUG STORE 3 Regxstered Pharmaclsts Corner 14th St 8: Adams Ave Huntmgton West V1rg1n1a Phone JA 3 7601 Complxments DR JOSEPH NI FARRELL f f ll ll O Ol I IC. , - ol I I TYPEWRITERS ADDINIG NIACHIINES DUPLICATORS AND SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT SALES RENITALS SERVICE COMPTON OFFICE MACHINE COMPANY INC 820 3rd Ave Phone JA 9 4188 Huntington West Vxrgmla Sxncere Congratulatxons to the Graduates of 1958 from HUNTINGTON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS C A RILEY Presxdent .I W STEER 'vhnager 1007 Fxfth Avenue Phone .IA Z 1409 peculxsts LH BUSINESS Tralnlng BORDEN S MILK 81 ICE CREAM Huntxngton s Fmest JA :u 8112 Elghth Avenue and Twelfth Street ROBY S NORWAY SERVICE CENTER Ashland O11 Products Calvm Roby, Owner Fxrestone Tlres 81 Batter1es AAA Road Servxce 145 Norway Ave Phone JA Z 7545 Huntmgton, West V1rg1n1a Comphments o HUNTINGTON POULTRY 808 3rd Avenue C M LOVE 81 CO Quality Hardware Sxnce 1910 Huntmgton West Vxrgmn GISSELL PACKING CO IN 720 15th Street West Always At Your Serv1ce Our Greatest Asset Your Good Wxll WHITE FORNIALS r OR RENT FOR THE PROM IRVIN'S 512 Nlnth Street Phone .IA 5 5709 V X v V v f I . I I 0 v 0 0 Q ' Il . . , . . I A 1 HS .L . . . . . ,I - , . . .K I I .. C. Il ' I ' A . . I AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE CORP. Sewing Machines and V Luum Cleaners 384 8th Street Huntumgton West Vxrgmla JA 5 2055 Comphments o CHARLES W STEWART Structured Engmeer Compllments of STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS 1355 W ashmgton Avenue Complxments of HOUVOURAS GRILL Comphments of PASQUALI TERRAZO 8: TILE C0 Complzments o A FRIEND Compllments f MARTIN STEEL INC PTCSCTIPIIOHS Our Specmlty GRIFFITH 8. FEIL DRUG INC THE REXALI.. STORE S W Grlfflth G L Fell W S Gflfflth Phone G1 3 2381 1405 Chestnut Kenovd Vkebt Vlrglm 21' 2 I I I 0 ' I o JA 2-5482 I O 2 ' ' ' ' ' .21 ul ,un . 'wmv -um nun 1. ,.. . fe.. 4-.. H rm, su.- Complxments of DUNFEE'S 410-414 Tenth Street 'b oephce of Huntington FOOTWEAR FOR IFN WCJMEIN AND CHILDREN Phone JA Z 9807 Complmments ROACH FERGUSON REALTY CO 927 Znd Avenue Phone JA Z 0331 Comphments of CITY ICE DELIVERY COMPANY 137 7th Avenue Phone JA 3 8436 ROSS-BURKS OPTICAL CO. 924 Fifth Avenue Huntington, West Virginia ELLER'S WATCH REPAIR 81 JEWELRY 301.4 Piedmont Rd Huntington West Virgima Complzments of ATLANTIC SEAFOOD The Best Fried Foods To Take Out 804 6th Avenue Z883 5th Avenue GOLD FURNITURE CO Complete Home Outfitters 82.4 4-th Avenue Huntington West Vuginia Phone JA 3 0141 'eh f ' ' , ' ' ' ' F I . .v . , , - . , . . .E of ' 0 u I ware mf: you dank wffk cofzr7a'efzce ffz cofmdence 7 MEMBER F D LC IRST NATIONAL BANK OF CEREDO CHAPMAN BUNCH C0 GALIGHER S FORD CENTER C ii 7 O '1 my K 9 bv . . Ceredo, West Virginia I N A f 1 f COI'g IALQLAOH: LU D8I'11OI'S OI 8 Complzments o A FRIEND THE PAINT MART DAIRY CHEER For the Best BANIANIA SPLITS QUARTS PINIS HOI' DOGS EXTRA LONIG BARBEQUES EXTRA GOOD 410 East 20th Street 367 Norway Avenue 1800 Vkashxngton Avenue Trv us once 8. be a steady customer .rat--1--1 - -- fe ' '15 I I I I c I I I I I SODAS, SUNDAES, MILKSHAKES I X . . , , 1 I , I , ' . - I I I I I I I 4 , . I I I BUCK CONARD MOTORS Select Automobxle s 530 Fourth Avenue Huntmgton 1 West V1rgm1a PEllEGRINI INSURANCE C0 XXQRKX as Q., moss PICNIC5 ?u1r.ForALL HAWES ELECTRIC C0 Compllments ol Y Complzments of ' I I I 3 IN C. I I T N I . ' N . I 1 7 I 1 . .Q , - --'Q J : 'f 1 , Q I. U 5 ffl 4 , ,'k ' g '..a'iL.,Q V-W A, I If ' . I 1, I X 2' ' J 1' .. . ,: ,:., ,,,aZ. '4- fb ' ,. hx ki I Compliments of HUNTINGTON PAPER 81 SUPPLY COMPANY 1701 Seventh Avenue Huntington 3, West Virginia WIPPEL S T V 81 RADIO SERVICE 564 'Nlorway Ave Ph JA Z 7519 Compliments of DR FRANK M BOOTH Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD CO Huntington A est X irginia CITIZENS LOAN CO., INC. Loans On Signatures, Furniture or Automobiles Room 3 Lewis Arcade Ground Floor Huntington owned and Operated JA 9-7167 Huntington, West Virginia DUCAN BOX S LUMBER 1034 14th Street West Phone .TA 2 7331 Siles 81Service 11.9 1-211 ADAMS RADIO 8. TELEVISION 1408 Adams Avenue 1 untington W est X irgmi njoy The Best In Ridio fs. Television Entertninrrent OHIO VALLEY JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Cleinliness is Our Busi ess T1 12 BV-TbT1'N :A.N1TA.1x'I b1.PPL1L5 -XND EQL1PN1E'N1' 1113 Third fnenue Phone IA. Z 567: Huntington VN est X irgi ia a ' CO I o o 1 f . . ' ' . R, .' , ' Q o ' , . y ,. . .k 1 , . if Il. ' c ' o . T1 ' . 5 . ,. Y N 1 -. v ... I . . ,, ' r W. . ,. .. . . .. , . .. ., He WATKEY'S FOOD MARKET C' ,G . Ivxv'j'111i6'1C, Own c' 1' Huntington, We-st 'firgiuin Comp! ments MEISEL MACHINERY CO 1501 NN Ishlngton Avenue Phone 11A 9 26Z1 Compllments NASSER S 11111 SEOIK 101' 1. orre Lluldrcn 511111 1933 MANGEL S Vv Omen 5 81 Chlldren Appxr 1 9 51d hue P O e 23 3 Complnments of ROTROFF PAINT CO. 1053 3rd Ave. MONTYS FAMOUS PIZZA 815 6th Ave Cwrrw out Complmnents o ANGELO S PIZZA HOUSE JOHNSON RUG CLEANERS 81 REPAIRERS and Repairers 11 JOHNSON Proprxetor Phone 21 D 180 Stu Ne 1 of u 1 ll Of I 1 1 A -' 'I 1-nk 1 V ' V ,' 'S I e : H. '. .' -Y, ' 43-' ' ' . h rx Ja. 'Z'Z -jA- 'T'T '1 'Af-. FOX DRY CLEANERS 1-121 8223 1Qr1tH llf on -3 wmv 1 Best VN 1shes I4 rom STANDARD PRINTING 84 PUBLISHING CO Lvetgthmg For The Ofncf 910 914 5th Avenue iuntmgton A ist X 1rU1111 Complzments o VA HARDWOODS INC LL 1 stX1r Comphments of RIVERSIDE PAPER CO., INC. PRICE S PASTRY SHOP 'NOf1C11 c 511-thd 4 d P1v o Donuts C 1857 5rd Axe 'J Corbr ithldt ons I: rom OUR LADY OF FATIMA MEN S CLUB Comphments of DR ROBERTN JENNINGS L 51366111121 1 L it FIFTH AVEN BARBER It P xs To woe Nmtb Phone ,T -X 10:5 Crew UE HOTEL SHOP ook WQ11 ' Street 7 3230 '1 JA 5-T' ' 7 . Si. 'V' , lllg 1:11 11' my CLI EAS Iiozxxvzru al ' 5 hunt 1 gt ,We-ft W x 111171 Lo fiws-1-50115-' 'JJ 1: N!-.YE-.1' CL PSYC Pi-v Kind Io Your Clluthcs' ' ' , 5-Of .ff C 1 5 ' . HAL v 1 A f- I-1 1 E '1 , 'V D' -Z1 I W. . . . . . 15110111 11. 5- 5-11 K1-:1o.'w, W0 ginix HRW 'A Q ' -':1 1'1' 1 'f1 ' DUAL CUMPANY ISLAND CREEK Comp! n s HUNTINGTON PLANT wi Supml SL run EVANS SUPER MARKET up 0 L Uublll 4. I I xLDL J UL G43 Thi IRIPS X '1 TINY YNY P15-.CF L HUB ILNLIXGILJN VN D OHIO VALLEY BUS COMPANY PI one S311 4me.! of Cl Irgl' ,trxe-3 f .Yi 5 W,-'X QQ lux: ..Oxx Price-5 , A ' Irinx , Ef'at,. S F. 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' 4 4 ' .2 , Y fzmpnmewts of BRYAN S UPHOLSTERY ' f Sixtc,-1-nth Strefr - 10119 -T - .Lntipt 1 I vs ',,I1 Comp! ments O EVICKS INSURANCE AGENCY 1 ot Xl1Ixm 31:0 5rd Xvewub U 711 BOB S GULF SERVICE Robert Xtkm X nager e pm mc O 10 WHITE CROSS PHARMACY 1stS1.rfct A. 9th Xxenu Pre C pL1O'l ber ce I IUUI' I xJ Comphments of REGER FUNERAL HOME Comp! merts 0 SACRED HEART MEN S CLUB Compf ments OI FRENCH TAVERN Complxments I EDWARD S CUT RATE 1- 1 M15 t PI TX 6 mv, '11 ug oz, .Iv t yvgw' I I I A I 1 Insuxiluc- 'I L ds Ch.-rfzfpc-rlkc-, his I5iLx17..f5' I ' 1 1 f ' S, .fa '. Phmlf' Z-1895 Ch 5:1 fm' W, hh o 5 .' JA - x I I - 5 ri '. 'fgtor C,1ll : LAI1fj:'ZC'3kfS, 'Mio Compllments rcher S Brun fzeld s Blue Del Coffmin Stoney' Spurloclds Ros'1l1e's Walker 5 1L11L ibeth D 1V flower Shops Nlembers ofthe HUNTINGTON ALLIED FLORISTS ASSOCIATION INC JIMMIES MARKET Fincy Frult and X egetibles Fruxt Baskets Our Speclalty Pnone JA 12318 Iluntmgton West N lfglfll 1:11lUp Wxth J 7 9711 Good Gulf HALL S GULF STATION N rx x Ave B. Olne St Huntxngton West mrg1n11 or 11111 Curtxs Hall JIM S GRILL 84 SPAGHETTI HOUSE X ernber N 1to'111Re5t'aur1'1t -X55 Compllm nts o PLASTA LAST COMPANY of Huntmgton P O Box H51 JA 3 6891 Plist Lnst on our floo New er needs Vv1X11'1g Compllments STARR SPORTING GOODS CO 1039 Fourth Avenue Huntmgton W est N Lrgmn Now Uwned and Operited by JAKK NN DIAL Complmments o MACK 81 DAVE S O h1rd He Huntmgton West 1I'g1 11 NICK S NEWS Complete Llne Niagazlnes New spipe 5 Greetmg Cards 433 9th Street Huntmgton dest 'N xrgmla ErnestG Txeel Prop of e I A I 1 ' I 2 'S s Q . r l Y I , a- y rs Of 6.11 Eighth Street Everything in Sporting Goods ' , ' 'fl 3 S' A -- f 1 1 fo ' ,. Q . . . ,,. . ,K .T 4 ' 2 91 T' if ., . Q , ' Y' 1 1 MUELLER WHITE TRUCK CO. Truck H les and Sprvux Lxcluslxcly Hxmtmgto Vw est X 1Tg111 IG F L our smcere best W1Sh9S for yours 'EQFE OAL COMPA HUNTINGTON l,W VA DETRO11' NEW 'XORK CHARLOTTE RICHMOND Of INC. l l X A BR HT FU' 'RIC .... CD- 'XTN?2J, V 51x14-if C NY . . S S LOGAN PACKING COMPANY Bill lINES INC PAS1 VIUIOR PRI IGHT P one H 9 1551 Xddrg 16th Street West 8: J xckson Ave Compizments JAMES J WEILER 81 SONS INC SIQLCILP XI STEEL CR B VLDING5 -X D -A-.LL INDLSFKIAI PLRPOSES u.. ufgto West xrgmn O I Z' ' ,V ' 'fi I 0 ' 1 ' I 'U Ah ze- - . iss: ' z '. of ' I C I ' ' , Q Qi . '1t'. rx ' 'J' Q1 TRI STATE FIXTURE CO INC Store Flxtures Restaur xnt Equxpment VV1nn1e ' Waugh Phone JA Z 0829 1109 11113rd Avenue Huntlngton VN est X 1rg1n1 TELEVISION CAR RADIOS RADIOS SOUNID EQUIPMENT TELEVISION HOSPITAL James Brennan Donild Creamer 639 Exghth Street Phone .IA 5 0863 Huntlngton West Xr711'g11'11Ei Compl ments o NARCISE PRODUCE CO INC Packers of Bes Pac Tomatoes Huntmgton West X 1rg1n1a NEWTON S APPLIANCE and HARDWARE Phone JA 5 9367 G E AND COLENIANI PRODUCTS 826 Tvventleth Street Huntlngton W est N 1rg1n1a Complzments o COMMERCIAL PRINTING 81 LITHOGRAPHING CO 730 7th Avenue Phone JA Z 9969 Huntlngton West N 1rgzn1a Complzments o FRANCES NESTOR DANCE STUDIO 733 Slxth Avenue Phone JA 5 5233 Complxments 0 JUNIOR CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA Court B1shop Donahue H4784 Samt Joseph's Hlgh School AUDRA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 401 W 14th St Phone .IA5 0888 Phone JA 24198 We Spec1a11ze 1n Repalrmg Damage Done by Home Apphcatxon Ca11 for appoxnunent ' ol o Z ' o C vl Y' ' 1 V - - - . 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Hunting , ' ' ' Aft 1 I 1 c j A 1 ,T--177 WELLMAN O SHEA JEWELERS Complaments ol Phone Ja 38436 944 4th Ave TERRELL TOOL 81 DIE Huntmgton West Vxrgxma Cho1ce Meats Fresh Produce BLACK DIAMOND FRUIT 84 PRODUCE CO HAROLD S SUPERETTE Huntmgton West V1rgm1a Frxendly Servlce 212 214 7th St Ja 5 8179 741 Slxth Ave Phone .Ia 28759 Complzments of LAWRENCE DRUGS PRESCRIPTION SPECLALISTS KINCAID FURNITURE co SIX REGISTERED PHARNIACISTS W VA TERMINIX COMPANY 401 7th Avenue TERMINIX 'Found Juaanl 4' 'ff msux 0 5 ROBINSON S LAKESIDE INN and MOTOR COURT Phone 2 3827 ' Free IHSPECLIOHS 000 wrxtten damage guarantee peclal low rates Phone JA 3 5896 on new and termxte free homes The Best In Food 3325 U S Route 60 East Huntmgton WestV1rg1n1a WEST VIRGINIA S oldest and largest Prmvate Dmmg Rooms TERVIITE CONTROL ORGANIZATION For Your Partxes I . ' . . . X ' I 3 I I 0 VI ' ' II ' ' ' ' , 1 I I 0 I I O A I A 7133 . ' I . . , . . . . 2 I ,pgs ' 3 I , 6 ' I f mx' , , . . . - . 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SONS General Contractor IIEIIERMAN S APPLIANCE Hunt1ngton's Oldest and Largest Apphance Store Headquarters for GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES COLEMAN FLOOR I-'URNACES YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS R C A AND GENIERAL ELECTRIC TELEVISION 912 6th Avenue .IA 5 9197 U I I l I : I I 0 Q I I ,,fm7,j'f f-ff tix,-bk, I ' v : ,,,--E wi: I I I 51' 5547- f,.If-5, . I Us I Q 3 1 - 2, W , I I I I I Wm, ,L M, I i ,LW ,LW ,,,7,,,,,, T, I ' 1 I O I Iv II Compliments of M .G. POWERS Comohme t y PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO UO fn.. .....,.. :if , Playing , Picficing , Dancing DREAMLAND Lu: P1ffj'g-o1rAc oz the, lm-. L tk- I-red 51 un P esldert WILCOXEN GATCH COMPANY Ps 7 hrd or Co 04: l'e:1o'.'1 , 'R' ,t Yirglzxi' if VIS O - 1 Roofing fifld S 1x'f Ffa-i-I I Q20 - 5-3 T 1 Avczxuv 13E'1OF'1E::X l-7194 f-11.g:.:. 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