St Joseph High School - Spires Yearbook (Oil City, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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G., 4 V, 5:14 ul, an 'f- -5 .5 5 ' My dear Graduates We take th1s occaslon to congratulate the Sen1or Class as they are graduated from Sa1nt Joseph School and commence l1fe 1n other fl61dS of endeavor D1fferent people used d1fferent measur1ng dev1ces 1n evaluat1ng educat1on Wh1le the quahty of the teach1ng the 1ndustry of the students the standards and phys1cal equ1pment of the school are 1mportant 1t 15 the product that w1ll determ1ne the success of any educat1on The var1ous years and grades 1n school are somewhat l1ke the assembly l1ne 1n automoblle product1on The raw materlals come 1n at one end of the plant or school and through var1ous stages of development emerge at the other end of the plant or the school as the f1n1shed product In educat1on the raw mater1al 1S the 1nformed untutored ch1ld enter1ng f1rst grade the workmen are the teachers and the phllosophy governlng the school 1S the bluepr1nt and spec1f1cat1ons of the des1red product In Cathol1c educat1on the des1red product 1S the soul the human personahty endowed w1th sanct1fy1ng grace hav1ng before God a just cla1m on heaven 1tself Th1s 1S the supreme goal of l1fe at death of every 1nd1v1dual In Catholxc educat1on the teacher 15 the ded1cated techn1c1an whose work 1n the great Plant 1n th1S case the Church 1S consecrated and protected by a un1on The raw mater1al the pr1mary student comes somewhat prefabr1cated when lt begms the educatlve process It 1S already endowed Wlth reason functlonmg and more 1mportantly 1t 15 bapt1zed It has not been made or chosen at random It 1S made to the 1mage and l1keness of God Its dest1ny 15 to arr1ve one day 1n perpetual happlness w1th God 1n heaven L1fe 1S not however Just educat1on At best educat1on IS the preparat1on for the Journey through l1fe just as an automob11e s dest1ny IS to run to operate effect1vely on the h1ghways of the nat1on In graduatmg th1s class onto the h1ghways of l1fe the adm1n1strat1on and faculty of Sa1nt Joseph Hlgh School are proud of the end product you young men and women the objects of the1r fa1thful lntelhgent and prayerful 1nterest durmg the product1on process They are conf1dent w1th God s cont1nu1ng grace that each of you W111 be a glory to your Alma Mater ach1eve suc cess for yourselves 1n th1s world and hereafter and thus fulf1ll the des1gns of God the Supreme Draftsman and Creator W1th a bless1ng and every best w1sh Very S1ncerely 1n Chrlst Most ReverendE P McManaman DD . , . , . . J . . . . , . . I 2 . . . . , . , , . , . . . , . . . . J . J J J I a un1on w1th Chr1st.the Master-Builder. D I I I a . . J , . . . , . . . . . . . , . . I . , . . . . . ' 1 1 s J . . . . . , 0 l J .v - I J J , 4- . C.. . . , . . TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD DEDICATION FACULTY SENIORS IUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN STUDENT COUNCIL SPEECH ACTIVITIES DEBATE ORATORY ATHLETICS HOMECOMING FOOTBALL TEAM LETTERMEN BASKETBALL TEAM CANDID SI-IOTS BABY PICTURES Y, 5 Q53 . , 3,5 ,-af , , K, ge 17 E5 f ,fi ,V 1:55 ' '17 .K - , A 'VN' ali, ' wif. M3481 i M. . 1- Q J. -- ,f.-K,,'. A ,, A Tig A x P Q .HQ 4 z 41 , 'Q Aff f M f Ph f fl It .ig W rail, ' ka f ,, 'Sf ef ,, if 2 ,A A 3, f sf H 4 :QM I 1 W N fn f 1, ,Z .5 1 Q. N . Hi - ' la w ' , xiZ'f.'a, f-1f1',f,3 Mig, V , .., 3 wp I MW, ghlf, 4, I ,. :ff K U Glu f ,W 11 aw K7 REV ROBERT T DEMPSEY Like the Supreme Teacher of mankind, God, these priests of Christ are forever teaching and guiding souls to w a rd th e i r goal, eternity. They p rovid e an atmos- phere of friendliness and holine s s through the halls of SJH as they take an active interest in the material and spiritual welfare of all SJH stu- dents. Our gratitude will manifest itself in the way we live up to the standards they have set down for us and by acting as the Christian men and womenthey havetrained us to be. REV JOHN T CARTER REV VS. ILLIXM J NIALONEY REV LAWRENCE J ANTOUN REV W ROBERT GRIFFIN SISTER M ALICE O S B , PRINCIPAL Our heartfelt and warm apprec1at1on IS d1rected toward our sp1r1tual and scholastlc gu1des through our Journey at SJH our teachers Under the d1rect1on of our zealous pr1nc1pal S1ster M Ahce and our eff1c1ent faculty our school IS run smoothly and sklllfully Durlng four years llttle not1ce IS glven of the1r hard work and pat1ence, the1r ded1cat1on toward lnstructmg the chlldren of God Now as we leave our student l1fe we begm to reahze just what these wonderful people have done for us We w1ll be forever grateful and proud to be graduates of St Jospeh High School ,nm SISTER M THOMASINE O S B SISTER M DE SALES O S B sf I. r'. ' ,1' . , ..- , . 1 ' 1 9 . ' 1 . . 0 n.. Q ,. SISTER 9' MR JEROME FUCHS 3 ,MW WW X SISTER MARY HUBERT O S B '07 SISTER M ROBERTA O S B I .S.B I 1 lp xx A I 3 . 9'-WSW I 4 fy 9 K X R Y ' N SISTER MIRIAM, O. S. B. ff Q VN P? xi if AI ix I-N E? K wi ,. Aff., Expectant and eager we started on our four year Jaunt through SJH New and 1nterest1ng studles now were open to us together w1th the varlous act1v1t1es The 1n1t1at1on of the d1ologue and sung Mass durmg our flrst year seemed to welcome our arrlval Changmg classes Quarter Sesslons bustlmg act1v1ty prevalled throughout the corr1dors In sp1te of our numerous mlstakes we managed to make ourselves a flrm flxture ln the structure of SJH As we progressed deeper 1nto our educat1on the newness began to wear off and we llterally placed our noses to the grmdstone An att1tude of concentratlon and effort replaced an a1r of l1ghtness and enjoyment Blology hlstory Jul1us Caesar andthe unforgettable Wlnd Sand and Stars took promment roles St1ll happy occaslons punctuated our studles two ln part1cular th1s tlme the g1v1ng end of 1n1t1at1on and our memorable exper1ence wlth the Panther Cave Inc1dent are laugh1ngly recalled Yet all IH all th1s year was a prof1table one Our Jumor year commenced ln adeterm1ned manner Th1s was the year of decldmg What am I gomg to do after graduat1on'7 What courses should Itake to be prepared for my future? In sp1te of the energy we expended towards thls end we always managed to save some for our many co curr1cular act1v1t1es Our successful card sales began the work wh1ch termlnated 1n the flmshed product of our prom Enchanted Forest Th1s IS our year to shlne Our waklng hours are taken up w1th numerous act1v1t1es Every day IS crammed w1th learnmg and we become mcreaslngly aware that slowly but surely our last school year 1SCOIT11IlgtO8. close All our moments are dlrected to makmg our semor year the most bountlful and prof1table Now all thls IS behlnd us and we face our commencement w1th mlxed feelmgs Gone w1ll be the good t1mes we had as classmates the many ups and downs occurmg durlng the four years of school Now we look 1nto the future no longer as a class but each one as an 1nd1v1dual Always seeklng that wh1ch w1ll lead us toward our eternal commence ment we approach the future w1th falth and hope 'iw X It 1S mxxtatlon tlme as Student Coun C11 Presldent Terrance Kearney and Vlce Pres1dent 'klxrv Ann Hughey d1scuss grad uatlon plans Qenlor adusor Custer Mary Esther O S B and Velma Belehner Se-mor representatlve Q 0 n t r 1 h ut e the1r 1de1s, tw W! ffgffiyti 'I f PATRICIA ANN AXTON Saint Joseph s Helpful and C onside rate These descr1be our little senior, Patty The children all love her which explains her chief activity, baby sitting A very active member of the senior class, she spends a great part of her time helping with school and par1sh com mercial eta11 WM W ffLi4,ilft W THOMAS LEE ANGROS Saint Joseph's Handsome. , . . , Always finding a new way to tie a tie, known for his dancing ability and inability, he always has time for a grin whether your Joke 1S funny or no Chauffeur Tom and his Nash will go a long way providing nelther run out of gas Occupied quite steadily t Central Plaza' , Tom always managed to fulfill his varied Catholic Action roles Sodality Prefect Study Club Leader, and Lay Catechist J ,ff so VELMA CHRISTINE BEICHNER Saint Stephen s Cool and Serene Velma, a songstress of the senior class, sang her way through four years of happy school days Her gra clousness makes her an af fable SJHer Impeccable in dress and conduct, Velma wlllbe apleasant office work er about town We hope she w1l1 continue to share her l1lt1ng song and sweet dispo s1t1on 1n the future JUDITH ANN BOUQUIN Saint Stephen's Good natured Efficient Joining us in our fresh man year, Judy became a fine a d d 1 t 1 o n to the commercial class Since then she has become our speediest typist Known for her illuminating blushes, Judy has somehow managed to be supplied with an abundance of bashfulness which is an attraction we hope will remain with her MARY CATHERINE CAREY Saint Joseph s Unruffled Mary 1S a master of the latest dance steps and can be seen spending time busily practicing them She claims the jitterbug to be her favorite During her senior year she became popularly known as Carey Mary which is said to have originated in Religion IV class. Mary has a quick humor that expresses itself in her broadening smile. J if fglwhzf Jul api- all t-wuerxv-e,e,a.,l9.,.A:1.vw.2e HENRY MARK BROWN Saint Joseph s Friendly Hank is the fellow that gets along with everybody always drawing model cars Hank ' is known for standing on Kern s porch talking to his gang Henry is another one of the important cogs of the Seniors wheels He is ever ready with a truce to end all unfriendliness ,iw ff Q ,goeizw ,L cc, of JOSEPH ARNOLD CURRAN Help of Chr1st1an s A rnechamcally rnmded chap Beanzy can be found on a clear mght peerlng at the moon through h1s telescope Tranqu11 Joe often serenades h1s f r 1 e n d s w1th melodlous strams of harrnonlca mus1c H1s source of 1ncome 1S Heath s Grocery where he stacks canned goods Always mterested 1n current affaxrs B e a n z y W111 undoubtedly prove h1mse1f an actlve C1t1zen of ur cornmuihty 5 fujooppfrfg WILLIAM PATRICK CUNNINGHAM St Joseph s A Jovxal fellow A true classmate to all, Chops ' spends much t1me da1ly at h1s favor1te mdoor sport eatmg Cons1der1ng h1s enormous bu11d we can under stand why Chops anchored the l1ne on the gr1d1ron squad and h1s blushmg countenance, became a fam1l1ar f1xture 1n the sen1or 11neup MARY SHEILA DODDS Help of Chr1st1an s Calm and Composed Th1s generous, unassum mg g1rl takes her scho1ast1c s t a nd 1 ng ser1ous1y Every th1ng she does 1S done unob truslvely and prof1c1ently Many t1mes we f1nd Shexla str1k1ng the keyboard of her typewr1ter n1mb1y as she w1lhng1y volunteers to f1n1sh a Job on t1me She11a s un t1r1ng de11gence W111 make her tops as a secretary I KI ,f.-,k 1 ji' ' ii fx . I 'x ,A ,uiiut ' LJ I i ,. . 0 L y 'A fl . . , iywwf .Rev . Mffd f v JUDITH ANN DOLBY CV Samt Joseph s Independent W at s new at the mov1es? Judy has the 1nfo on all the latest f1lms Durmg school hours she works hard at bexng one of our class sc1ent1sts Among her hobbles she part1cularly enJoys square danc1ng and roller skat1ng iw qos MARY THERESE EGAN Sa1nt Joseph s Busy and Lxghthearted As one of our amb1t1ous and stud1ous semors, Chee Chee 1S outstand1ng as a 11ngu1st and w1shes to cont1nue her studles after graduat1on Many of her mam mterests are centered there1n She 1S actmve member of the Vocat1on Club Therese s spontaneous g1ggles br1ghten many a dull moment BARBARA JEAN DUARTE Sa1nt Stephen s Am1able and peppy Barb, a natural enter tamer has already made her profess1onal debut on telev1 s1on The squeaky echo of her shoes resounds throughout the corrldors of S J H Bobb1e's ab1l1ty 1n commerc1al subgects have her well on her way to Stenographerdom xiii 5261 in Zinn is sw Jbjfwrqwd ARTHUR JAMES FRAWLEY Samt Joseph s Able and W1ll1ng Th1s sen1or 1S very versat1le He works l1ke Y1pper 1n mechan1cal draw 1ng and plays football and bas ketball l1ke a p rofe ss1onal Art s 1d1e moments are few and far between s1nce he goes all out 1n athlet1c and scholast1c endeavors When you need s o rn e 0 n e w1th durab1l1ty Art s the boy to look for Lo 40 THOMAS FRANCIS EUSTACE Samt Joseph s Happy go lucky A l1keable fellow Wlth a toss of unruly hair and a hearty laugh Tom enjoys conversat1on and can usually b e found gomg o v e r some h1ghl1ght s of last mght s g a m e Freckle faced Y has the 1ns1de 1nformat1on on all phases of sports and takes p a rt 1 n basketball, football and baseball Yas fun lo v 1 n g nature and s1ncer1ty won for h1m a last1ng place in the hearts of h1s classmates milfs ANN CECILIA GARIEPY Sa1nt Stephen s Lovely and Softspoken These are the h1ghl1ghts of our s o ut h s i d e classmate, Ann Her fa1thful part1cipat1on 1n all school act1vit1es, the unruffled way 1n whlch she undertook all respons1b1l1ties, her fnendly att1tude toward all SJHers are the reasons why the senior class w1ll always re member Ann X i?fYr?6J PATRICIA JEAN GARIEPY Saint Stephen's Tranquil and Gentle. . . , . Patty is known to us as one of the Gariepy girls, She and her sister arrived in our freshman year and have become familiar faces, As an active member of Baby-sitters, Inc: her after school time 1S quite o c c u p i e d. Other than baby-sitting she excels in run- ning a well-kept home. Here's hoping all the good things in life come to this deserving girl. WILFRED HAROLD GUTH Saint Stephen s The life of the party Wiff due to his unselfish sharing of his 1955 Chevrolet could easily be elected Chauf feur of the year His after school hours are busily spent attending to the numerous tasks at the gas station This modern day Davy Crockett likes nothing better than to aim his O1 Betsy at a chunk of run ning venison We hope you get it Wiff JAMES WILLIAM GARVEY Saint Joseph s Taciturn and Portative B1m always enjoys a good Joke Although he often has a worried look he is actu ally a very happy fellow A little man, he has proven a hustler on the court and a most important factor 1n boosting the teams morals His spirit of determination spells a suc cessful future for Bim ,ffw ffmpfl LM! WW W Nf M WWy 1 V JU W of me ,ttyl at wtf W WVV' W! Witty M W JOSEPH WILLIAM HIBBARD aff Salnt Joseph s Hardworkmg A calm lad w1th a Santa Claus laugh H1bbo delves 1n photography and tenms for h1s after school enjoyment Cut tmg meat has 1ts advantages, says Joe, as he shuffles some greenbacks W1th h1s p1pe n h1s hand, Joe f111ed the aud1to r1um not only w1th smoke, but w1th song as he played the role of the aged Pat O Malley 1n the iperept arm Elway JOHN DAVID HASTED Samt Stephen s Gaunt dashmg Jack 1S stamped 1n the memory of the class of 56 as the old sk1nfl1nt D1nny Days O Kerry Danclng Tw1nk1e Toes' , the tallest member of h1S class, has the d1st1nct1on of lookmg down on h1s fellow students He ably performed h1s task of hammer 1ng the gavel and muttermg en una voz alta Se abre la reumon' Que pres1dente de nuestro club espanol' fi!L RONALD EUGENE HOPWOOD Help of Chr1st1an s Hardwork1ng and Argurnentatwe Saturday morning There g es Hoppy Later Hoppy s commg back agam' ' Yes, back and forth, several t1mes transportmg catechists to and from S a t u r d a y mstructlons Pass a certam gas stat1on on East Second Street and there IS Hop f1ll1n gas tanks checkmg 011, ang g1v1ng A l serv1ce A lover of God s out doors Gene IS w11l1ng to take anyone up on a huntmg or f1sh ing trip MARY ANN HUGHEY Saint Joseph's Reliable and Efficient, , , . . Her hearty laugh and jovial personality have bright- ened many school days and parties. Music, driving, and languages are her favorites, however, Mary Ann always found time to take part in any curricular and co-curricular activities. Outstanding as a sodalist and as a study-club leader, Mary Ann was also one of the peppiest pepsters at all games. She ably portrayed Granny in the operetta, A happy smile and laughing eyes, Best describe the senior prize. Qs Hwnlmf TE RRANCE HADLEY KEARNEY Saint Joseph's Tee Kay is the only boy we know whose hair is as curly as it is flat, He is the proud owner of the blushing ears and the most exclusive ties. But don't let his comical antics deceive you, for Terrance Hadley Poly - carp Kearney has a serious side to his individuality, A n ho no r student throughout the years, Terry has likewise been a prominent officer in the Sodal- ity. He climaxed his high school career as president of the Student Council, T vi :iff LWJ- fdafv 'Mm ROBERT JOSEPH HYNES Saint Joseph's A lean, wiry fellow, . . . . R u t e always comes up with the right remark atthe right time. Bob is everybody's friend and a good man to have around on the gridiron or hard- wood, Ea rning his wage by the sweat of his brow, Rute prowls the streets in the early moon delivering Purity milk. An unverified report states that Robert spends more time out of school than in. We hope that in future years he'll more ' than out, -I wigs fcjgf -s wwf 0? RICHARD JOHN KLECK Sa1nt Stephen s Easy to get along w1th D1ck can be found spend mg after school hours and Sat urdays at Kresages When he 1snt sort1ng merchand1se h can be found splash1ng water down the W1ndOWS These humble tasks may be a step up the ladder to eventual man agement of the FIVE and T en Wlth huntmg and f1sh mg as h1s hobb1es he says h1s greate t dehght 1S dr1v1ng the f ly ' reen Plymouth :ff 4 JOYCE ANN KELLEY Samt Joseph s Capable and Stud1ous As one of our sc1ence w1zards, Joyce may be seen often help1ng a struggllng geometry student w1th a diff1 cult problem An 1nterested sodahty leader, h e r fu t u r e should spell act1ve lay leader shlp Her grade A marks p1n po1nt th1s Ir1sh lass as a sen1or lntelhgent May her years at St Vxnc ents be as successful as these last four years X? 'Tv JUDITH ANN LENAR Samt Joseph s Soft spoken and Pleasant Beh1nd the sales counter, there s nobody 1n the class of 56 l1ke busy Judy Smce her sophomore year she has spent after school hours laborlng 1n dustr1ously After her work hours she 'st1ll f1nds t1me for danclng and roller skat1ng Wlth her gay p1X18 SII1116 she enchants both her customers and her frxends 1n a pleasant manner that w1ll msure suc cess JISJUJM' 9090 All mf 1,1 1,0119-4.s41.4frff!f PATRICIA ELAINE LOLL Sa1nt Stephen s Easy go1ng and Competent If all of Pat s tasks are undertaken and completed w1th the prof1c1ency w1th Wh1Ch she manages the school responsl b1l1ties ass1gned her then th1S young lady 1S sure to succeed She has a spec1al knack when It comes to homemak1ng, too Always an a rdent fan, th1s SJHer W111 be m1ssed at foot ball and basketball games W JEROME EDWA RTm Sa1nt Joseph s Amb1t1ous Always find1ng an argu ment for anythmg, most of the t1me he s nght Jer r r the p1nk and black k1d, 1n the future shall be known as Doc Known for h1s get along att1tude Wlth boys and g1rls and dogs. Jake Wlll be remembered for tus v1lla1n ous role 1n the operetta. ,016 JAMES EDWARD MARRON Sa1nt Joseph s Eager and ACt1V9 Honest J1m 1S the only boy who can say two words 1n the t1me most people say one He 1S also the only SJHer who ever counteracted the drows1ness 1n phyS1CS class by preparmg cheerful beakers of coffee' J1m has h1S own thr1v 1ng bus1ness developmg a nd pr1nt1ng Jerm 1S always 1nterested IH tell1ng an affable l1stener the cap1tol of the largest provmce 1n Mongol1a ,uf XM' ZJW 'J MARGARET THERESA Sa1nt Joseph s Energet1c and Ag11e Peggy as we all know her, IS an av1d sports fan I basketball she IS a l1ttle dyn arno F1re and pep w1ll propel Peggy 1nto the future In sp1te of her f1re and pep 1n sports, she can also be qu1et and grac1ous A s1lentrob1n bu1ld 1ng a nest 1S typlcal of Peggy a xery s1lent g1rl do1ng a very excellent b 2 V X GRETCHEN IOUISE MC NAMEE Sa1nt Joseph s Generous and unpred1ctable Just as a cloud usually br1ngs ram, a new day brmgs w1th It a new outlook on Gretchen s unpred1ctable per sonal1ty Ch1ldren love her gentle, warm rnotherly care Thls 1S qu1te evldent for she 1S one of our most occupled baby sltters Wlth her Sun y d1spos1t1on, Gretch IS prepared at all tlmes W1th a l1vely retort or an APPROPO remark ,url 'Ubud-f ROSEMARY SANDRA O BRIEN Salflt Joseph s A bundle of energy Although Rosemary has many unportant dut1es up her sleeve, she stars brxghtly as v1ce perfect of the Sodahty and co ed1tor of the SPIFCS, Her bount1ful school sp1r1t sparked cheermg sectlons at all S, J, H, Games, Forever promot1ng a new 1dea Rose mary has expanded her bubbly nature and oblxglng ways mto the hearts of her classmates, . -1 O'BRIEN A I - ,i . . . n A in ' yxp .X .div 'f' ' ,' v, V y L- hh, A A ,t.,,f, Aff 1 .f at Nxt! yvyxy, If vt, J ,J VL y ' , r V J' ' f l P 5' .... . MJQZM iwiwll I I NORBERT ANTHONY PILEWSKI Assumptlon Reserved Herb 1saC A P ser geant who takes great pleasure 1n huntmg f1sh1ng, 1Ce skat1ng and tenms He en1oys workmg out experlments 1n h1s home lab but does h1s mother? HIS le1sure hours are spent at the Latoma and playmg the accor d1on Norb 1S an up and com 1ng orator and remember lf lt s a Norbert P1lewsk1 lt S got to be good 'W' FLORENCE CAROLYN SKUBIS Assumpt1on Gay and Charmlng Look1ng at all t1mes as N she Just stepped from a band Li YLJ box Flo could eas1ly cop a Best dressed t1tle Inter I sted 1n mu s1c languages, ports, and partles, Florence delves 1nto many act1v1t1es Her future years w1ll be spent W helpmg the handlcapped IH her X chosen profess1on as a physl Wg otherap1st Qff THERESA MARIE SAMOL Sa1nt Joseph s Smcere and Inexhaust1ble Theresa IS a true exam ple of good th1ngs come 1n small packages In wmter, Tux cuts graceful f1gures on 1ce durmg the summer, her energy 1S d1rected toward obta1n1ng tenms t1tles As a Sodal1ty and study club leader Theresa was always on hand One of our most prof1c1ent commerclal students, she be came a pr1vate secretary be fore her semor year ended WMJQV T NWWXWDW Ulfjmiyf ff WWW Kfjwlff 1 4' f' . v ,L I I , - 1 I ll 'L fx., K.. 1 f I f C 1-L 1 f 1 EDWARD FRANCIS SONOSKI Sa1nt Joseph s Talkat1ve and Independent Sports1ov1ng Ed3u ' 1S the one to see about Notre Dame s sports or scholast1c rat1ng Ed uses h1s unusual laugh to boost good w11l or one of h1S homemade Jokes Greatly 1nterested 1n maklng speeches, Ed not only takes part 1n our speech program but does a fme pxece of work 1nstruct1ng the k1dd1es 1n the knowledge of God every MARY MARGARET SMITH Sa1nt Joseph s Reserved Though Mary s around very often you wouldn t know t She certa1nly takes her school work ser1ous1y but somehow or other manages to f1nd tune to have a coke da1ly w1th her gang Mary re1gns as queen of the household her adrrurers belng her four brothers Wwlfmihfwaff' 771. THOMAS ANTHONY STACK Sa1nt Joseph s Ir1sh exempl1f1ed A surpr1s1ngly c o m 1 c a 1 1nd1v1dual and a redhead, at that, Empty ' c ha rms h1s assoc1ates w1th quick dashes of dry humor Tom 1S a mas ter of r e t o r t, remember1ng th1ngs that others forget Tak1ng a b1g dodge through town seven days a week and watchlng the M1ckey Mouse Club are Thomas A Stack s favonte past1mes nf I an lf J f . . , i , ' Saturday morning. X .V nw '- . L l UMW! W lf J ' 7 Vai! f y , J 1 ' . , 2 1 I f 7 I ' . 0 I I D I 044,731 SUZANNE MARITA STECK Saint Joseph's Attractive and Pleasant, . , , , Suzanne is the nomination of many seniors for the grad with the most beautiful hair, Her saucy pony-tail is often seen bouncing in the wind as she roars down the street in her red jinny, Famous for her parties in the exclusive Pine Room, Suzanne is firmly established as the hos- pitable hostess inthe minds of the class of '56. ,ffwf 1 JOYCE MARGARET STOVER Saint Joseph s Refined and Gracious Four years of tremen dous school spirit were cl1 maxed when Joyce was crowned football queen at the annual Homecoming fest1v1t1es She is another one of the br1ght stars coming forth from S1ster DeSales' commercial classes With her gracious personality and cheerful manner Joyce will be an asset in any office . 'I' HELEN MARIE STEVENSON Saint Joseph s Shy and Demure You can find Helen with one or the other of her friends hstenmg to pop music' cutting the rug In future years she will recall the good times she had at C S M C at Notre Dame Helen hopes to be donrung the white nurses cap 1n a few years, and we know she will be a valuable asset to any hospxtal -L e154 ii K Qi Lttzff' MV' 'ill X QI ill! sa fr 'if .M 1 JV , S c , .4 'Z Lin -i f , 11Y'4 W , .Il ' y, L mylifrtf ' 1 . D ' ' ll ' I ll' ' I, . f I . O I I O . . , JK f if . Ai fix! ACK' Q1 iq 42 Y, ,f 'if' 72 X Q ,f QQ, K: M A Zz -43 A gf Qi' Q ' ' C 2 fb 72 L ,, ' f A 1- 4 , 'Q Q s 1 s a n Q I . 4 5.4. 4 . ,ww , . . . 1,1 3,2 ,' M . . A: L I , . . ' in I ' ft , A, ,, . Q, . . . 4 f 4 R - f jp ' .A 'S xr I 1,4 q px allmu'-1' VH, ' ' ' 'N . ty' ,l'A1'r1.'f.' af ' . N 1? - ' ' v iQ'g1t,sf , ' F , lI j.'pMV X! ,aff W C .J ,A Q MARY KATHRYN S1UBLER Saint Joseph s D1m1nut1ve and Congenial The stature of our L1tt1e Mo does not daunt her as she battles on the Hasson Heights tennis courts Mary's comical laugh and perky remarks win for her many friends An always to be counted on chair man and capable office recep tionist, Mary will not be re placed in the senior book of memories W2 Lrfvf RICHARD THOMAS STRAUB Saint Stephen's A Man of Action, , , , , Pork achieved his fame at S, J, H, as a four yearletter- man, His many trarnps through the woodlands and numerous excursions lay the foundation for his future work in the field of forestry, Pleasant and even- tempered, Pork's modest atti- tude makes him well liked by a RICHARD JOSEPH TAYLOR Saint Joseph s The Paul Bunyan type A streak of blue and a blar ing horn and there goes Dick His unsurpassed talent for teasing creates l1ght heartedness among his many friends 1n and out of school Besides being a Diologue Mass leader, a sodality unit leader, and a lay catechist, Dick as a P A announcer, cuts into our studious activity at 2 55 p m every day From the top of his voice to the toes of his size 12 s he 1S bustling with energy which results 1n humorous devil try unequaled in the senior class rf 4 1 f fd! F ,J My ff eff RICHARD FRANCIS WROMBLE Samt Stephen s An orderly 1nd1v1dua1 R1tchie always takes pr1de 1n h1s att1re Wh1Ch was proven 1n h1S Jumor year when he proudly d1sp1ayed h1s Cor bata bruna F1sh1ng and huntmg are h1s favor1te pas t1mes He enJoys nothmg bet ter than trekk1ng through the woods w1th h1s Uncle Carl H1s h1gh1y exc1tab1e nature makes h1m the mam attractwn of E1 espanol class Be1ng thr1fty R1ch1e doesnt do anyth1ng w1thout de11berat1on l ,IIVIXO 4 ROSELLA ELIZABETH ZACHERL Samt Stephen s Short and Sweet These words come to mind when we th1nk of Rosle Travers1ng many m11es da11y 1n order to spend four years on the h111top shows the great perseverance that th1S young lady possesses Always plac 1d, Rosle, br1ngs Joy to her many compan1ons Most Very Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev VKL APPRLCIYIE OLR SPECIAL PXIRGNS Rev E P McManaman S T D Rev LOUISJ Kelly Franels J Ixaltenbach Robert Dempsey W1ll1am Maloney John Carter Lawrence Antoun Robert Gr1ff1n Joseph Malloy Joseph Kacprowmz Wh1te Fathers of Afr1ca O11 C1ty Councll No 385 K of C Columblan Squ1res Clrcle 52 St Joseph Rosary Soclety Holy lName Soclety Alumnx Assoc 1at1on I raternal Order of Eagles Pulaskl Club P A W V I' F I' I' I' T I' I' r Dr C Slualahba Sklnner Kllhman Levlne eonard Jr Redfleld Ros1nsk1 Kerr lhomas Thomas W M Mc!-Xndrews Er1c Helnblorn I' I' I' I' I' Walter E Boyer Drs H I' LE A Frlend Mr r r r r r r r r r r r Mrs r r r and and and and and and and and and and and and KAHH Hodgekmson R1cketts Todhunter I Kennedy Gabreskl Moore Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Frank Ollver P1tr1ck Hynes JosephK P11eWSk1 R1chard L Jolley A J MeCuen Howard Henderson CharlesJ Chfford RobertM Stewart DonaldH Shreve Ph1lRunzo A A Hughey E C Rhodes Frank Beary and Mrs Herbert Baker and Mrs Vlctor Slnger F P OBr1en X Fr1end Mr and Mrs Leo Sxnger Mr and Mrs B J Kleck . . . K, . . . D. . . . D.W.A.' . ' .' D.C.H. ' . D.R.N.' . D.M.E. . . .C., W.l'., H.C. . D.T.S. ' . Dr. . . . ' . . A ,Jr. A ' M. . 1' ' ' ' . , . . M. . .' ' T ' Mr, and Mrs. F. H, Curran ' M. . 7 M. . . ' ' 'f .... M. . . D.S. . ' M. . . D.O.N. ' M- - ' D.G.V. ' M. . . . D.L.A. ' M. . . . D.W.L , . . D.R.L. ' M. . D.A.J. ' ' M. .' ' D.C.T. M. . . ' ' Dr. ' 1 ' D. . .' . -. J WE APPRLCIATE OUR SPECIAL PXIRONS r and Mrs Jess Ba1cerek r and Mrs Walter Rybak The Lou Karg Famlly Mrs James Petulla r and Mrs P V Gxdders r and Mrs Andrew Frltz Mrs M Schwabenbauer r and Mrs ThomasG Owens George A Rogers M1ss Dorothy C rouch Mr and Mrs Meade Rudolph Mr and Mrs W J Lyons M1ss Katherlne Burke Mr and Mrs R E Xander Mr and Mrs R M Jones Mr and Mrs George Pastrlck The Vlncent Straub Famlly Congratulatlons to the class of 56 Mr and Mrs Duane Dolby Mrs Helen Carone r and r and r and r and M1ss Ma Mr and Mr and Mr and Mr and 'Vlrs Kenneth Wolbert Mrs J B Bucholz Mrs I F Stan n Mrs Franc1l Kmg r1e O Nell Mrs Robert E Brown Mrs Norman Clay Mrs Sam Ollver Mrs John Barclay Mr and Mrs S K Zu1lkosk1 Mr and Mrs I rank S1emb1eda Bertha Lyman Mrs Mary Rogers Joseph A Hynes Joseph X Lmge Mr and Mrs JohnM Martm Char1esE Learn Mrs L W Brenot M1ss W1n1fred C Hynes John Rogers Harold C Rogers Lucy NC1dlC'h Patr1c 11 Dr1sco11Schabenenbauer Davld Callahan Robert Brenot John R Sm1th W11l1am Glenn Palmer John H Fox Barbara Schne1der Sebastlan V Rubmo Barbara Lowe W11l1am E 5ettlem1re Thomas R Egan Mrs E L Beatty Class of 57 Class of 58 Class of 59 1911 1917 1920 1922 1922 1923 1925 1925 1939 1941 1944 1950 1953 1954 1954 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 1955 M . 1 . . - ' M . . . . ' . M . , ' r . 1 . . . . Romaine Crouch 1948 M . 1 . ' ' M . . . . to M D i 4 . . . . . , . The junior class returned eager to assume new and bigger responsibilities. The new year brought the ever advancing sight of graduation closer. Of course, that means an attitude of determination to study all the harder. The juniors have a new feeling-- that of upperclassmen., Having traversed two years they are able to help the underclass- men over their problems and obstacles. The most notable junior activities were the hustle and bustle preparing for the Voice of Democracy Contest, the Oratorical Contest, the operetta, the all-important card sale, and last but not least--the Junior-Senior Prom. All the bits of force which electrify the extra - and co-curricular scene peppered their lives during this eventful year. There is just one year left in which to prepare spiritually and academically to meet the responsiblities that are awaiting after graduation. Yes, just one year to enjoy the freedom of school days with the added honor of being the senior class. Having completed their third year, the juniors, looking toward their stimulating future, gaze at the calendar. Soon it will read 1957, the year reserved for them. The SJH class rmg 1S the sub ject of mterest as S1ster M1r1am O S B Jumor' adv1sor, dlsplays It to Jean Rhodes Student Cour1c11 S e c reta ry wh11e Betty Jo Runzo 3un1or' representatwe approves wholeheartedly 9 Q . 0, I I I 1 J ud1th Baker Nancy Ba1rd Eugene B1anch1 nn Boyle Mary Ann Brown John Curran Thomas E1senman Bucholz Mary E11een Curran Nancy Emanuele Carol Clay Rebecca Dolby Constance Gotham C11fford W1111arn D msc oll Margaret Hartle A i Mary Ann Patrick 1 Lawrence Henderson J? W1111am Kane ,YT John LEWIS F ranc1s Olsofka Nancy Hughey Andrew Karg bl GIF? R1ta MaHSf1e1d Z' Paula Ossoff fib LJ, Mary Lou Jacobs Paul Keatmg Daruel Ma rcknbroda Jud1th Owens John Jolley Jud1th Kleck Mary Agnes Mc Cuen inn? Norman Qumn .QP X J f , y A 0 L 2 R 'lx-A: MILL.. V 'F ,'c.y - JJ 'V J g' 4 1, 1 V 1 j , VT Qi: L ,, I 'T E525 J J J as Eug.,J' - '1 Q , A 1 W1 , , N1 N 13311161 Jean James Walter Rapp Rhodes Rogers Rybak Helen John Nancy Mary Ann V1nc ent Sy1v1a Straub Straub Swartzfager Jean James Stephen Wolbert Wollaston Zullkow sk1 l 1 Siernbieda Smith Stanton l Celebratmg a September feast da Y D ear Students Vocat1on Club 1n Actlon M B' Starved 'P Un regalo para ud Smells good! PLINK! M11k 'P Now what? W W Who? US? Need some help ? ini Swing and sway with Tom Rea 1, 2, 3, Sing! Second year students experlence a case that could be called sophomore blues As they embark upon another year of hlgh school they f1nd that there lS nothlng so vastly d1fferent and exc1t1ng as was the case three hundred and slxty flve days before Now starlng them 1n the face lsgust that old routlne of h1gh school llfe wlth even more classes All IS not drab for the sophomore Although the subjects are more d1ff1cult some of them are new and dlfferent Thus they add to makmg the year pleasant There lS also the added d1st1nct1on 1n the t1tle sophomore No longer are they consldered as lowly freshmen As the weeks pass by the blology lab becomes the scene of the why s and how s comes of the vegetable klngdom Before long the sophomores learn new and strange thlngs about the anlmal and plant llfe they see every day Those who aspxre to geometry never knew there were so many angles to an angle If any 1n comlng sophomore asked the questlon Who was Caesar? he has no doubt by the end of the flrst quarter Caesar has become as well known as the presldent Caesar Ln Enghsh' Caesar Caesar and more Caesar 1n Latlnl When lt comes to cheerlng the team to vlctory sophomores take the lead The1r cheers are no longer strange to the ears of the student body The fr1ends they have made durmg thelr flrst year make lt easler to enjoy soclal act1v1t1es They have acqulred that feellng of f1tt1ng 1n w1th fellow SJHers Wlth all behlnd them now the sophomores can look back on a successful year w1th many pleasant and happy memorles Q M M gfqg, ,WK , ,. Q32 gi ,v, ' f' 'swf A f- Q. fag, mwvi . ' 'aekffw a , IWM V55 2545, ' fy My ,X ' W5 ,W X My is M' I Q' 5 V, , , 4 Q fwgw., 7 l 5, 'R' f Ann Robert M1Chae1 Mary Kather1ne Baker Balcerek Barclay Beary Boyle Brenot Burk Mary Ann Anthony Butryn Carnpagna Robert Thomas Robert Ca rone Carroll Clay Janet Robert Louls Robert Connelly DUUIIIIFC Emanuele F1nk Alice James Patricia Robert Judith Edith Helen Gatesman Greenawalt Hanton Jacobs Judlth Sa rah Thomas Kearney Keating Kmg Mary Margaret Elizabeth Kleck Lange Lea rn Lehnortt Lutz James Patrick Genevieve William Martin Masson May McNerney N Ma ry Elizabeth Lorraine B ernadme Frank Samuel d O 'B r1en Ohver Ohver Rgff: Owens Pa st r1ck R-Osal-19 T8I'I'ef1Ce Mary Rose Petuua Prorok Ross1ter Barbara Mary Jo Smger Sxnger Arthur Gretchen James 1,015 Smlth Straub Walls Walters r Where to now? Who s there? Well yes Make yourself comfy' We d1d lt' but 9 Mr Custod1an Sodahsts g1fts To work and prayer Hail St Joseph' Chck C11Ck, chck zmg' R X Now you see It now you don t Watch that a le - 1 - Hg Camera Shy Edju sDC:J1a2tgloxrgton the Guess what? Was this detention? Swing Your Partner ff-,ff New envlronment new people new subjects that was SJH1n September to the fresh men The unknown faces soon became apart of SJH The freshmen were qulck to get 1nto he routme of changlng classes and becomlng acqualnted Wlth the upperclassmen Reallzlng that the task of mental and moral preparedness starts ln the freshmen year they set the1r mental ab1l1ty to work Flfldlng part of the alphabet for an answer to a math problem 1S really dlfferent Puttlng copxes of the human body on paper really g1VeS a new look to the human person They have now learned that there lS hard work connected Wlth bearlng the name of an SJH student Learmng old trad1t1ons helplng to maugurate new 1deas bemg an mtegral part of a student body IS part of the anV11 hammer relat1onsh1p here at St Joe s Desplte thelr schedule wh1ch mcludes many co currlcular act1v1t1es they surged ahead achlevlngly Because of the wllllngness readmess and ab1l1ty of the freshmen the standards of Samt Joseph s Wlll be ra1sed hlgher and w1l1 be upheld 7 3 6' in ffvv QNX 1 'af , Q5 v 1, if X rw Q 5 i 8 3 :iff X wh i - :rf .. . , Q N4 5 ,, . ,Ar y 2'45w,,1' W ' -I 7- 4 ' W aff' w c , ,f f , ' ga, ., 51,55 wwf . , A A 3 i. fffli' .Sw ,Wi j , aff as 3 ,W f, 2 A W L Q X ,, V F , .g,M,,,.Wwwwm,1 6, ,I fini, W 51, Hii?'va5'-11?-H3'sww :vw 'A .ff , ,f Q ,WZ f , f uigf ,VJ.,.f jr' A ,, ' WM' af John Anderton Stanley Barsh 'Y' nv- Jean Coogan 'Ha' Mary Jo Fox gm X-him Que-fi' lx FFHHCIS Hughey A 1 . if Robert Charles Cay-01 Anderton Anthony Barclay Ruth Ann M1Ch3E1 Ronald Bea rfleld Boyle Condon Mary Lee Frank Dr1sco11 Emanuele Qi A Marb' Ami Joseph John GMES Hartle Hopwood lf' T R1ChaFd Wllham Rosemary Hutzlef' Hynes Lange NJ Miflafn Andrew Helen Lendrum Martin Masson Helen Ehzabeth Patr1c1a Catherlne MCQUOUH O Br1en O Br1en JIcNerne Carol Ann Carol Ann Alan Rybak P1lewsk1 Rutt John Donald Donna Dolores Rybak Sonoskl Robert Clara Patr1c1a Donna Stewart St1ller Summers WUI-step Using a formula for finding the lune of a sphere really proves mtrigumg to solid geometry stu dents Figures plus board plus Slster Mary Hubert does wonders to make the material more 1nte1l1g1b1e Under the careful guidance of Sister DeSa1es, the junior typists are paving the way for their future life in the business world. The freshmen hyg1en1sts appear amazed at Clara s 1nterpretat1on of the human eye Cooperatmg w1th the w1sh of H15 Hohness P1us XII S1ster . . , . . . I fl rn - 1 . 1 n The members of the 1955 56 Nat1ona1 Honor' Soc1ety are J Rhodes B Runzo E bonoskl P Ossoff R Taylor J Martm M A Hughey T Operat1on Graph 1S cause of concentrat1or1 on the part of Bob Paula and Steve. S1ster M1r'1am helps brmg about operat1on sucess Kearney, .R. O'Brier1: T.. Angrosz A: Boy1e,,L..Henders,or1. I . 7 The Spanish Club off1cers John Has ted pres1dent and F Skubls, secretary o1nt out to Jun1ors M A Bucholz, J P Wolbert and L Henderson the many use bl club ful sources for p1ann1ng enjoya e meet1ngs M Fuchs supervising and Andy as the untiring dernonstrator, the scles With r. ' man methods of building strong mu . freshmen boys are learnmg y 'WH 5. Anthony coaches Pat and other sophomore b1010g1StS Mary Jo M1ke and Off1c1a1 news roll off the press 1n fast t1me as Theresa an exper1enced hand at office work shares her knowledge of offlce rnachmery w1th fellow class mates, Joyce, Rosemary, Mary and Judy Georgianne on the correct method of feeding Sister lVIiriam's 'tprodigiesl' gf 1, if . . . . I . When studylng ch11d care and ch11dr'en htera re theS homernakers try out the younger dehghted hsteners 1n grades one and two of the grade school A stltch IH tune P1l'1S SHVGS Needles Thread Machme Ingenu1ty SJH Hornemakers Mothers of tomorrow tu , .J.H. fry. They find W1th the asslstance of Sylvla and J1m Vmce measures the force of pulhng a Welght up an 1nc11r1ed plane durlng an experunent VICE presldent Andrew Karg accompames the other members of the Junlor Classlcal League wh11e they prepare to slng the League s creed at the State Convent1on 1U Altoona ln Apr11 Other members of the club are M A Straub F Skubls secretary T Angros M A Hughey presldent S Steck and M. T Egan 1 . ' 'a. . . . , . . . . . n . . . 2 ' 1 .v ' J ' ' 1 sv . . 1,111- As we entered 1nto h1gh school for the f1rst tlme our hopes were hlgh' We were eagerly antlclpatlng all the act1v1t1es our school offers Many of the boys were already moanmg and groamng about the hardshlps of football others talked w1th great confldence of a tremendous year 1n basketball Debators and orators knew they would have a year fllled w1th opportunxtles Our young Journahsts were looklng forward to a taste of real newspaper work The glrls were drearnlng up plans for the flrst hlgh school dance of the year Every Ir1sh lass1e was eager to volce her cheers for her classmates on the gr1d1ron or hardwood The future hornernakers ant1c1pated the opportun1ty to bake the1r f1rst cake ln Home Economlcs As you can to pray to enjoy' i-1 i -- -ll if Al' 1 see the SJH students have added a new phrase to the Benedictine motto. To work, --7-,,,.e , - ' Q ' ' f - - f ' i-ig DAYS 'O'KEF?F?Y DANCING ACT ONE Scene L1v1ng Room O Malley Home Amer1ca Evening T1me Present Granny O Malley Mary Ann Hughey Patrlck O Malley, her husband Joseph H1bbard Nora, their granddaughter Nancy Hughey Young Amer1cans Rosemary O Brien Jerome Mart1n Suzanne Steck Terrance Kearney Joyce Stover John Hasted Velma Be1chner, Thomas Stack Leprechauns Dav1d Anderton Douglas Anderton, R1chard Brzezmski, Thomas Heath, R1chard H1bbard Colleens Peggy Clay Andrea F1tzgerald Gossoons Ronald Condon, Alan Rybak Goblms Larry Henderson R1chard Hutzler, James Martm ACT TWO Scene Ca! Garden O Malley Home County Kerry, Ireland Late afternoon tbl Same Next mormng T1me F1fty years earher Rose O Malley Pat s mother Florence Skub1s Pat O Malley Granny s husband Act I Robert Stewart E1leen Eagen, Patrick s Wlfe, Act I Kathleen Cllfford W1tCh under the Glant s spell Jerome Martm D1nny Sheeley crabbed ould sk1nfl1nt John Hasted Irlsh Dancer Charles Anthony The Golden F1sh also under G1ant s spell Dav1d Oliver The Emerald Pr1ncess Nancy Ba1rd The Golden Pr1nce Willlam Hynes Colleens Gossoons, Leprechauns, Goblms Donkey Cllfford Woodworth, Pat Prorok Chorus Students Grades VI XII Accomparusts Miss Paula Ossoff, Mr John Andres . .. , . D Q onus ' . IOOOIUCIOOIQIOIOIO ll 9 aoooonoona . , . lil lllilii ' n . , . n I D . . .I IOOCIDU I llilllll ll ll ,' . 9 ' . , .. .Q Q-..- . . . . Qiilill II 1 1 ' , ...- n J , , :unclean . , . IDIOIIIIOI . . , . 5 cocoa ' U H , . ...u......... . . , , a-.na lliiillli ne..--...oo I . -aaa... ' OIDIIOOIOOUI -- Il I Q34 2 E fix 3133? Wm W EL 1 W Q A U X G Q ueen Suzanne 2 xt Rlch Enghsh prov1des tops 1n tunes j Watch your foot and mme too Away we go for the Grand March KA if -I' Trees trees and more trees EA Even Santa came! Ha1l St Joseph s James Franc1s Cooke composer of our new school song Ha1l St Joseph s honored the student body w1th h1s presence at a spec1al assembly 1n November Ter rance Kearney student councll pres1dent expressed the apprec1at1on of the ent1re student body w1th these words I know Doctor Cooke that I vo1ce the sent1ment of every student of St Joseph H1gh School when I say that lt IS an honor to have you w1th us Doctor Cooke addressmg the students Sald The song sounds better than I ever 1mag1ned lt would It has been a great pleasure for me to hear It sung by your ent1re student body We of SJH are s1ncerely grateful that our school song was wr1tten by such a br1ll1ant and famous mus1c1an asDoctorJamesFranc1s Cooke Steps to Improve O11 Cltx Construct1on eyalua t1ons of O11 C1ty were made at a forum staged by St Joseph H1gh School students Stephen Peters stated O11 C1ty's park1ng and traff1c problems must be allevlated by add1t1onal parkmg lot space John Hasted felt that the publ1c transportat1on system 1n the Clty could be lmproved by e stab l1sh1ng a new system for bu se s R1chard Taylor explamed why O11 C1ty lS Jok1ngly called the c1ty of bot tlenecks Robert Clay the f1nal speak er dealt w1th 1ndus tr1al development for the commun1ty and out11ned what he felt are some ofthe fact ors slowmg down the progressue develop ment here A top1c of c1v1c 1nterest was pre sented to the student body by two local doctors Dr W1ll1am McAndrews den IISI and Dr Wm Leonard phys1c1an The1r subJect of flour1dat1on was recen ed w1th 1nterest and great concern by the students The doctors are shown d1SCUS slng the essent1als of f'lour1dat1on w1th R1chard Taylor an SJH Semor. S.J.H. finals for the I Speak for Democracy contest were held Nov- ember ll, 1955 in McSweeney Audi- torium. John Smith, Michael Bar- clay, and Mary Ann Straub were chosen from the participants to compete against other students in the local eliminations. Mary Ann Hughey James Martin and Norbert Pilewski also showed excellent re sults of hard weeks of practice and they were awarded gold crucifixes by His Excellency Most Reverend BishopE P McManaman John Smith S J H Junior placed second in the city wide contest Co 9d1tO1'S Mary Ann Straub Ann Boyle The Shamrock our school newspaper has consecutwely been the rec1p1ent of the All Cathohc Award By mfuslng Cathohc thought ln all 1ts art1cles the paper has fulfllled the purpose of th1s award Brxngmg toplcs of school as well as CIVIC lnterest to the attentlon of the students also IS an 1mportant functlon of the Shamrock whxch It does very ade quately Congratulatmns are 1n order for the hardworkmg edltors and the1r able staff EDITOR WRITERS BUSINESS STAFF SPORTS EDITOR ARTISTS Page l R. Clay J. Baker J. Wolbert S. Peters E. Lange Page 2 J. Rhodes B. J. Runzo H. S1emb1eda J. Jolley G. Gehann Page 3 M. Boyle J. Greenawalt C. Clay D. Sonosk1 S. Swartzfager C, A. P1lewsk1 A. Campagna , ' f l ! . , - CO EDITORS R O Br1en N P1lewsk1 SENIOR EDITOR Mary Ann Hughey Kelley Taylor Ma rt1n Sonosk1 Skubls Kearney Stover Stubler Steck SOCIAL EDITOR Suzanne Steck F Skubls J Martm PHOTOGRAPHY J 'VIart1n J Marron SPIRES TYPISTS J L enar Sm1th O Br1en Axton Stubler McNamee ART EDITOR Theresa Samol INFORMALS EDITOR Jerome Martm M Sm1th SPORTS EDITOR Thomas Angros R Wromble E Sonosk1 R Taylor ADVERTISING MANTAGE R R1 Chard Wromble . Stack . Frawley . Hynes . Taylor . Hasted . Angros . Sonoski . Garvey . Straub . Eustace . Cunningham . Brown T. Kearney Lf HOTEL CLEVELAND N AUG 2.2 Z7 Hundreds of Sodahsts Jo 1 ned together for a week unforget table 111 many ways Classes splendld as usual were con ducted by J e su 1tS top notch educators 31I'I111'1gtO help sodallsts hve a fuller ChYlSf lan 11fe if-1 xf--LD choo S o c 1a 1 aCt1Vlt1eS emphas1zed that wholesome recreat1on plays a promlnent role 1n Chr1st s plan for unend1ng happ1ness These afforded unlinuted opporturutles for acqulrmg new acquamtances 17' and renewmg the old The 1nduct1on of Sodallty offlcers T Angros prefect R prefect L ROS1l'1Sk1 secretary and R Quattro treasurer by the crownmg of Mary Our Queen by Dolores Belchner O Brlen v1ce was hlghhghted 'S became acqualntecl at the l955 SSCA w1th the umt system Now the sy stem 1S an estabhshed and workable reahty at SJH W1th a leader and no more than seven other members ln each un1t more mtense format1on and more actual 3pOSfO11Clty 1S reallzed To make total consecratlon to Mary accordmg to our present Holy Father s urgent plea for greater Se1eCt1V1ty and thus to be a sodallst forever th1s IS the longed for goal Every smcere un1t member wonders wlll I be ready? W1ll I qual1fy'7 . . ' A . . , u I 3 ' , .u , .. - 1 - ' , 5 - , 9 I I ' l N ru Our Lady of Fatima Sodalists . . l ' - . , . . One of the more 1mportant ac t1v1t1es of the Sodahsts 1S then' re l1g1ous 1nstruct1on of pubhc hlgh school students every Sunday even mg Under the gu1dance of Bxshop McManaman and the S1sters they fmd th1s profltable not only for the students but also for themselves L1kew1se they gam merlt by per formlng one of the 3pOStO11C works ofthe Sodahty ofOur Lady of Fat1rna. z R RET The students of St Joseph were again honored to have Father Charles Fehrenbach of Saint Mary s College, Northeast, as then' retreat master Jan uary 31 and February 1 were spent in prayer and recollection H1s straight proach to our questions endeared Father Fehrenbach to all of us during h1s brief stay We know all his suggest1ons en lightened us and a1ded us w1th our prob lems Thank you again Father and may God bless you' ' 1 I forward discussions and his direct ap- ' I I WWW!! i I MQ ' 0 A AQ ' CCD ACTION They who mstruct others unto JUSt1Ce shall shme as stars for all etermty Matt 5 19 BACK ROW J Sm1th J Hasted T Kearney J Jolley SECOND ROW L Henderson T E1senman R Taylor E Sonoskl P Chfford FRONT ROW T Angros J Mart1n W Dr1sco11 N P11ewsk1 R Wromble Slster Mary Esther O S B ABSENT FROM PICTURE S Peters T Prorok The part1c1pat1on of the 1a1ty 1n the aposto late of the h1erarchy through Confraterruty work was started here 1n O11C1ty 1n the sprmg of 1955 by the present Semors A group of eleven boys formed the nucleus From Apr11 unt11 June the lay catechxsts lnstructed 150 of the students Our Lady Help of Chr1st1ans The 1955 Rellglous Summer Vacatlon Schools were also conducted by the catcchlsts The new school xcar meant new recrults to carry on the apostollc work Seven Jumors Jomed the C C D movement All have had ln servxce tfalfllflg preparmg them to be capable substltutes thls year and full tlrne teachers next year C CD enjolned by Canon Law 1S the twent1eth century teen agers way of servlng m the front 11nes 1n carryxng out Chr1st s com mand ' Go teach all natlons : . ' , . , . at St. Joseph's, St. Stephen's, St. Venantius', and PORK Signals - - Ready - - TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mgr, T, King, N, Quinn, J. Rogers, J. Lewis, R. Hynes, MIDDLE ROW: T. Angros, R, Dunmire, A, Campagna, W, Cunningham, J, Jolley, BOTTOM ROW: P, Masson, E, Bianchi, C. Owens, E, Sonoski. Absent from picture, '.' St, Joseph 6 St. Joseph 6 St, Joseph 0 St, Joseph 0 St, Joseph 7 St. Joseph 0 Joseph 12 Joseph O St, St. --Set--53--5 A, Masson, J, Curran, S, Oliver, S, Peters, R, Balcerek, Coach J, Fuchs, T, Eustace, R, Straub, A, Frawley, Mgr. F, Oliver, C, Anthony, T, Prorok, J, Hartle, D, Taylor, J. Ga rvey, 0 .... St, John 32. . East Brady 27. Reynoldsville COACH 9 . . Union Joint 33 . . Kanty Prep 51. . St, Michael 35. . St, Bernard 26. . St. Gregory if Q 7 X 512 1 , 'F M L Af f,,,,,,,,1,,,AW, A Vi, fffr?fg:?,ag5g- Q- fnfgg' f ,, A? 9 Q , ,440 , 4 , Q ' f f 6 -xyggjwn. W1 J ' H 'SV 372 Siizhwg. 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QW R-xiii' g g. Em fm A M QW mv, .Mg-Q. Say H Ms' 'f ISQQQCQ mf Q- ,si , K f 9611 , x , Q , ., gy St. Joseph's V, 20 Kanty Prep 34 34 St. Mary's 49 13 St. Bernard's 14 29 Titusville 27 30 St. Agatha's 39 34 St. Catherine's 39 27 St. Gregory's 33 29 St. Bernard's 28 30 St. Michae1's 41 30 St. Gregory's 48 36 St. Mary's 46 43 Kanty Prep 33 1 38 Titusville 29 4 LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Stewart, J. Martin, R. Fink, C. Owens, L Emanuele, A. Campagna, A. Smith, R. Olon, S. Oliver. There it goes !! Dear Jer' Ten-hut ! I ..l1,,, ,,,, 1 A What happened '? It s hot 1n here Yea' Team' An apple for you Feature that Down the hatch Every penny counts Robert 1n act1on Que es tan com1co'P El pres1dente habla It says here Money please? Grand March Solemn or Com1cal'P Pleased? I Memorable moments A if , . - f ' ' I won, Mom , . - D . Q, ' ' I . my, E 97 an A We Awww wwf 4 9 di 'T' f, ,W 1, -Zi? A ' nf 1 X E M :EQ 'V .,,,,,LW, rm , W ?542,M E gl A H41 , , CONGRATULATE THOMAS ANGROS Mom and Dad Martha Dora Violet and Chet Jo and Steve Ted Leo Barb and Andy Jane and Joe Central Plaza J UDITH BOUQUIN Mom and Dad Shxrley, Bob and Robbie Chr1stine Jim and Sandra Grandma and Grandpa Grandpa Boaqum Mid BARBARA DUARTE Mom and Dad Theresa Phil and boys Tommy and Kun Eileen Rose Marie and George ANN and PAT GARIEPY Dad Marihelen Edward John JAMES GARVEY Mom and Dad Bob John and Dot RONALD HO PWOOD Mom and Dad Father Bob S1ster John Mar1e Jack Paul Dick Don, Jim B111 Bus Marihelen TERRANCE KEARNEY Mom and Dad Judy and Gary Mildred and Bill Mar1an Howdy and Larry Grandma and Grandpa RICHARD STRAUB Mom and Dad Jane PATRICIA AXTON Mom Carol and Georgeen Mary Lou and John Grandma and Grandpa Uncle B111 Aunt Minnie and Uncle A1 Jimmy and Kathleen Karg Eileen Connelly HENRY BROWN Mom and Frances WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM Mom and Dad Betty and J1m THOMAS EUSTACE Mom and Dad Judy JUDITH DOLBY Mom and Dad Becky, Hazel, Eddy WILFRED GUTH Mom and Dad Don Marietta Bud Deleen Ardell Dw1ght Calvin A Cake for Spanish II VELMA BEICHNER Mom and Dad MARY CAREY Mom and Dad Dick J1m Bob, Jack, Pat Joan and Barb MARY T EGAN Mom and Dad Jack Dan D1ck JOSEPH CURRAN Mom and Dad LYNN COULTER Mom and Dad Carole Ann ARTHUR FRAWLEY Mom and Dad Joan and Herm John B111 Tom Barb JOHN HASTED Mom and Dad Art Grandma ROBERT HYNES Mom and Dad JOYCE KELLEY Mom and Dad Kathy and Connie JAMES MARRON Mom and Dad Mam Street Super Market THOMAS STACK Mom and Dad B111 Jack, Mary El1zabeth Millie, and Mary Beth WE CON GRATULATE JEROME MARTIN Mom and Dad John J1m and Judy Aunt Allce Uncle Rodge and Aunt Imelda Uncle Clarence and Aunt Gladys Tony and Margaret Eagel Bob and Joan Shupe Mr and Mrs JosephE McMahon Slster M Thomas1ne O S Slster M Bonaventure O S B SUZANNE STECK Mommy and Daddy Mr and Mrs J E Macklntosh Uncle Joe and Aunt Cather1ne Uncle Jerome and Aunt Helen O11 C1ty Glass Company FLORENCE SKUBIS Mom and Dad Dolly and Lew Grandma and Walter Mr and Mrs A Andres Mr and Mrs H Hargenrader GRETCHEN MCNAMEE Mom and Dad Patty Grandma and Aunt Emma Nell1e Waddell Mrs E Dlamond NORBERT PILEWSKI Dr H D Hetrlck Mom and Dad Walter Jerry and Jul1anne Grandma P1lewsk1 Sgt John J P119WSk1 V S M C B111 Allen Insurance Agent Joseph L Fechek Latoma Mgr Harry and Helen Walentowskl Ray and Clara Wallen Mr and Mrs Paul Morgan Cather1ne Walentowskl Uncle Joe and Aunt Clara Mr and Mrs Carl Brakeman Frances and Marylu Rogers Stanley Kul1nsk1 and Charlotte JOYCE STOVER Mom and Dad Joanme Judy Jolly Jerry Jackle J1mrn1e Joe HELEN STEVENSON Mom and Dad D1ane Wlllard and George ED WA RD SONOSKI Mom and Dad Dolores and Rlcky Uncle Pete and Aunt Agnes Uncle Joe and Aunt Mar1an Uncle B1ll and Aunt V1ctor1a Uncle Tom and Aunt Helen ROSEMARY O BRIEN Mom and Dad Pat Tom Denny and Kev1n Mrs Mary O Br1en Aunt Eleanor Grandpa and Aunt Mary Jul1a and Chff MARY STUBLEI Mom and Dad Jack Jean and Johnny Eve and Dan MARY SMITH Mom and Dad John Art Bob Pat PATRICIA LOLL Mom and Dad Helen, Mlldred Ruth Anna J1m Otto, Herman George Carl W11fred Harold JUDITH LENAR Mom and Dad C1ndy and George Grandma Aunt Soph1e S1ster M Jul1anna Mrs Burch Donna and Danny ROSELLA ZACHERL MARGARET O BRIEN Mom and Dad Mom and Dad Ehzabeth Eddy Tommy PattyJoan and Don Aunt Margaret Dorothy Gerr1e Evelyn McClune Barbara Theresa Mrs F P O Br1en Jeanne Bern1e r r r r r r r r r Mr Mr and Mrs Frank Peterson and Ken M1ss Van Ausdale Art Teacher Mr and Mrs Andrew Johnson and and and and and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs and Paul Orla Schoonover and Famlly Nlck Olsofka and Famlly John Kozxara and Sons John Smutek and Farnlly Joseph Szafran and Sons V Paweska and Soph1a B1aly Matthew Skrobat and Gene Jack Dlbble and Sons Ed KF8S6HSk1 and Fam1ly Albert Garbacz Mr and Mrs Louls Kurt1ck and Famlly Perry Kozackl Cleaners Warchollck Beverage Company Dent1st and Fr1end Thomas and Doleck1 Fam1l1es Ted s Bakery McCorm1ck Door and Wmdow Company Mr and Mrs J M Stlller M1ss Anna Gallagher Mrs Gert Scandlon Llbby and Medora Baum Mr Anna McLaughl1n Rosetta Elsenman Mary Haugh . 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