St Joseph Preparatory Seminary - Thane Yearbook (Vienna, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1969 volume:

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Seminary Vienna, West Virginia 69 X say fm x XQ 453' W ' S119 vi . -, X X X W' N9 ak xx A 1 '5'v'ti ' Yu Xxfx M TABLE OF CONTENTS Our Bishops The Faculty Secretaries Kitchen Maintenance Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Journey to a Goal Patrons Advertisements i iff' Z H 1 PM f ig .4-+ ,, M 1 ,ff O God, in your ' f ' ffiY5 4 W M 'l mf':2g H 5- seg fi to., h ' an Vunify f f,'4'l W fy Mzvgan- Q mf Q , rgw Q, Fl ffl K? Q3 is in ff I9 H-......... 0435 ln. si . fi 'ii A usouuuvnm A Dear Students, We know that a true vocation to the priesthood is fundamentally from God. We know also that this calling is g answered by men. He must serve God first. Service to men is tied to this. The priest participates in Christ's redemptive mission. As Christ is teacher, priest and king, so the priest is called from above to proclaim the Word, to celebrate the Eucharist and the other sacraments, and to rule the people of God. He does this in the framework of the total priesthood of all the laity, nevertheless they do not have the calling nor powers of the ordained priest. There are many things a young man does to prepare for the priesthood. Many of these things are in common with all the servants of God, that iswith all the people. The spiritual life of the seminarian must be special because he is preparing for a special priesthood. He starts out with same basic faith of baptized christians, but that faith must grow in the love of God. This growth must be consistent and go through many trials. Without this love he will not be able to make the commitment of himself which is so total. Moreover, unless he is a man of prayer, unless he has a personal relationship with his Creator and Redeemer, he will not be able to live this life to its fullness. In your days at St. Joseph Preparatory Seminary may you, indeed, cooperate with the grace of God that your preparation be well founded as you advance towards the priesthood of Jesus Christ. God bless you. This is my prayer for you. Cordially yours in Christ, ff'-M24 Joseph H. Hodges Bishop of Wheeling R 71,5 6 -? lifgwba !f ir'p Q L . 'M . Dear Students, The men who have chosen avocation to the Priesthood as the most important dedication of their life deserve the respect y and honor of all the People of God. In years gone by there was always some fear that the neophyte might have come to the Seminary with a motive other than the right one. Experience proved that many had been moved to their de- cision by motives other than a generous giving of self to God and His Work. Today we are going through a renewal which at times is accompanied by aberations which cause great anguish and confusion. But even this turmoil has some good in that it demands a personal reappraisal of the importance of faith and of its place in our life. A Seminarian today when he enters the Seminary knows exactly, of should know, what he is doing and what he can expect. For quite some time now a concerted attack has been levelled against the Seminary, its purpose and its methods. It has been said that the Seminary has no importance in modern life because the priest has lost his identity. The young man in this time who wishes to give himself to God in the service of the Priesthood has done a lot of soul-searching, a lot of weighing of the arguments for and against a dedicated life in religion. Finally, he has had to make a determined decision against this background of pessimism and hostile attitudes. The Seminarian of today is a man in the true sense of the word. There is nothing of the immature boy in him. He has made a decision that affects his entire life and one that molds the stuff of his character. For this reason I salute the Seminarians of St. Joseph Preparatory seminary and tell them in all seriousness that if they persevere time will prove the rightness of their decision. Sincerely Yours in Christ O John King Mussio Bishop of Steubenville Shalom, the Hebrew word for peace, is difficult to define because of its comprehensiveness. Shalom is more than a conventional greeting, though that is its common use in the Near East today. The outcome of righteousness, Shalom expresses every form of happiness. Abundance, strength and life are all constitutive elements in Shalom. It includes all that the Israelite understood by the term good every kind of material and spiritual well-being. The man who possessed Shalom had everything, because the word implies all the happiness a man is capable of absorbing. The greeting Shalom , then, is actually a prayer. This is our prayer for all mankind, and especially for YOU. FACULTY iii VERY REV, BERNARD SCHMITT Rector ur Father Forgive us our trespasses . . . Lead us not into temptation Give us this day our daily bread . . . I al REV, P, EDWARD SADIE Vice-Rectorg Treasurer Latin 2, 3 REV, DONALD E, HORAK Algebra 1, 25 Social REV, ROBERT H. PARK Dean English 3 REV, EDWARD V, COX Spiritual Directory Studies Seminar Religion 1, 2 .J Jffbff . lo ' , CA M was UAA, 574 7,6 W S U waiifl Nall: .. iff or Sllgffvta Ulf-Jw? l'l'A . W. yoj' IL 7L'Jf MR, SAMUEL D, BAILEY Biologyg Chemistryg Physics MRS, MARY ANNE CALCUTT School Nurse REV, THOMAS A, MAGARY English 1, 2, 45 Choir MR. FRED BARTIMOCCIA Social Studies Physical Education Lwmfrgf ,ff-Q: In - W, ..., MR, ROBERT EVANS French I, II, III MR, ERIC HIMEBAUGH Math II, IV: Music I MRS, CATHERINE LEWIS Art 1 MRS, ANNA MARIE VEIRHELLER TYPU18? Secretary to Rector Secretaries MRS , MARSHA FARROW ,l 1 V P 5-...ss-'I X 'N I O -'xii Mrss PHYLLIS JEAN Mooms EF: f QQ, 'E N. 1 I 3 i t c --1u Ra gmw if 1-,IH G N l I1 MRS, ALIDA THISLETON Dietician DON RICOTTILI BRIAN BOCK F an -ju 94 02' f ' -.fill sagwffiggxgf, 1553: ,. f 55? RVN iif'?f',2-A MRS, WILMA MARLOW MRS, BERTHA BUCHALEW MRS, ELIZABETH CROSTON MRS, BERNICE COX MRS. LILIA MOORE aintenance MR, ANTHONY VITTI MR, CARROLL BROOKOVER, MR. JOHN BARREITT MRS, MARY LOUISE MILANESE - .ww , ' gf ,,f1,:A wgffwfaysew .qg,ws,1Wz' Z'lM--if 2, K1 7 I 3 .N H y .V 1 A , . i fff:,g,wwf::,fq.,,gg ag-w, 'fw,!,,:ffn,efQg,f Mt l,iu5:1,3y,g,, simzgf SQLi,i1..'gg-Q39fjfigfg.g3a4fei59gij,gzX,,eg:,gnz:gg, sgwxf I 1 J A' W , T 'TW-'-Q f QQ W, T' ,' 71 ml Q ' ,' IQ, ,f2f'k,.'x ' K' ,Q 7.If,,.f7f911i 54y?'j',i If Wy,--zigiqg' 253' i:EiEif, Q 3313 ' 7 4-if 15Yfi3Vf-,Lf- i ff' , xg W ' If' L KAY M H K W ,, , 4 fi 4 ' ' ,, f ' , ' 'L -2 -M 1' AwAww's-smnigiffzf,fi X: '-ff J. I A iw-' ' A ' :W ' J 2 - ' 'Iv L jim 'M 1 v Xia f..2 W' ff 5' '59 1 i1 v ' . ff'. '14 ' f, Qs wfzw fffivw 1' 'X' wb' f , .. ,ff f.V'bf4.v.f ' fx' ' T1 kgmww' K ' , . 413 .M ' 1 A 9 5, lm' ' SENIORS f My - v . 21 n Wifi, 'Civ as 23525 -:-Zta. Q. Dear Graduates, On behalf of every member of the faculty and staff of St. Joseph's, Iwould like to say Congratulations and thank you. Congratulations on a job well done. You came here seeking Christ and His will. While we cannot say that the job is completed, you give every indication that you have made significant progress, The road ahead is still long and the goal still distant, but you already have proven that you have the courage, the generosity and the determination to reach that sacred goal. All of you came to find out whether or not you were being called to the priesthood of Jesus Christ. Many of you will continue that search in the seminary. Others have discovered that Christ is calling them to serve Him in other ways. All of you are better Christians because of your training here and that is what really counts. You can all go forward with the confidence that you have the best academic and spiritual preparation possible in facing life and its challenges. Thank you for what you have given to St. Joseph's. A community is only as good as its leadership and its spirit. It can truly be said that the graduating class of 1969 has given leadership to the rest of the school. In fact, your leadership, both as a class and asindividuals, has helped to create a spirit of love and brotherhood in this com- munity. Your spirit of generosity and willingness has been outstanding. For all this, we are grateful to you. We all wish for each of you every success and happiness in life. It is a confident wish because we know that you are capable and well-prepared to be leaders in bringing the world closer to Christ. We trust that you will be back often to visit us. Sincerely in Christ, Very Rev. Bernard W. Schmitt Rector SW i f X 2 X My Brothers, Another year has come and gone, and we are all a little older and a little wiser - older and wiser, not only physical- ly and mentally, but spiritually, Ihope! We have all tried to live in a brother- hood of love and have found that it works. It may have its rough points, but the re- wards are great. As this year began, some of us had our doubts about 'its success. We wanted unity within and among our classes but we weren't quite sure how to accomplish this. Our desire to be one made our dream a reality Now we must build upon this brotherhood by continually growing in love for one another for it was brotherhood that kept St. Joseph's alive this year. It is the student's duty to see that this brotherhood is carried on from year to year I am confident that this tremendous spirit of love will never fail: for I have seen how good it is, how pleasant, to live as one like brothers and I'm sure you have too. Shalom, Charles Fornal, Student Council President LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Frank Mosko: Historian, Dean Borgmeyer. Vice-President, Dave Haney: Secretary, Dean Naegele. STEVEN BATISTE Whenever the going gets rough keep on trying! Remember, nothing worthwhile in this life comes easy, and the priesthood is certainly something worth working for. Steve DEAN GERARD BORGMEYER The worst thing that could happen at St. Joe Prep is to have your brother say, 'No one cares. 'X Put your hand out and give of yourself llDean ll BRENDAN MICHAEL BU CHMELTER Gee! You know, Iwill always remember my four years at St. Joe 's with all of the good times and memories. I pray that all will make the best of their years here. Bucky JOHN COOPER Be kind to your fellow seminarians when they ask for help. Remember, the vocation you save may be your own. HJ-D C. u ' i ff iw. ARKLE COSTANZO You never rest until you die. You have to keep pushing to accomplish your goal in life. ' IIA. JI. ll You lucky boys! 7, H my as X , V f, J -1 f 1 X f 1 c X f 1 X DAVID ARTHUR FLUHARTY Spending them here has been rewarded by a deeper understanding of life, people, and self For what more could a person ask? Dave CHARLES JOSE PH FORNAL We must learn to love, live and work with each other. Without one another's love and companionship, we are helpless. Char1ie RUSSELL GRANT Love God and do whatever you please. IIRUSSII These years have been a time of growth. JOSEPH ALBERT HEISS There will be good days and there will be bad, but stick with it. It 's worth every minute of it. DAVID HANEY This year was an overall success because we lived together in a good Christian spirit that was prompted by the faculty. This will definite ly help each of us find our goal. IIDaVe ll De Charne MICHAEL HUGHES If you want to get something out of this place you've got to pray sincerely. Mickey MARK EDWARD MARUISH The page on which these words are written may yellow and eventually be destroyed, but the memories of St. Joe 's will remain with me throughout my life. Marcus DONALD MCCORMICK Abraham Lincoln once said, 'Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be. ' This is the feeling Ihave as Ileave St, Joe 's. Just keep this happiness and spirit going. Hang in there! lvD0n n RAY MILLER It's been a great four years with these great and talented guys. You underclassmen make the best while you're here and you'11 greatly profit from it. Slink 2 s jf' Q00-f 41' 'Q -W 5 X . WI, '7 0 WILLIAM NOVICK U Hang in there. Sure it's rough, but you '11 0 also have a lot of good times. Besides you've 7, got a great deal to look forward to. llBi11ll W jug. ,f,uf:7,f7Mf4vffwf' ,M ,f 6 17 Jdvhif if-A ,vff 4 f ? ArGELE fb2'VCj4!4 ' 7' Za I have received more from this school than I would have from any other. Good luck to the swimming teams of the future. srubby FRANKLIN EDWARD MOSKO The image of Christ is in all. We discover Him by discovering in one another here at St. ls. ll Frank VINCENT PETER OLENICK I guess the best advice I can give to anyone is to pray. Remember, nothing is ever accom- plished without prayer. So stick with it -and pray. DAVID JOHN PAPULA Experience the sem for a while, don 't give UP foo early. Ihope you remember me by this more than by my initials carved in the furniture. Tuff Vince CHESTER I, PABIN From all my days in the seminary, I'm getting my answer to continue. Ideveloped a better way of life and the greatest feeling of joy in being a seminarian. Chet uslirn lv LA WREN CE PROPST Learn to be charitable to all. Pray a lot and study hard. As Alexander Pope once said, 'A little Ieaming is a dangerous thing. ' WILLIAM SCUDIERE As you attend St. Joe 's, keep in mind that you only get out of something what you put into it. If you neglect your studies or prayer life now, they will neglect you when you most need them. vlllarryll ROBERT PECKA Sr, Joe 's is what we all make it to be. Our actions determine how good or bad if is I leave all my brothers with these words: Be yourself, Be open, and SMILE. vvB0bn Bear JOSE PH THOMAS St, Ioe's is really a great place. It has a lot to offer to any young man searching for his vocation in life. :IJ-Den 3 2 GARY ZALENS KI I feel the seminary has shown me the correct way to maturity. It has helped me in my search for a vocation. Gary bl All A MV ,.. Si. X X , F swf Tom Curram Qw Wil Willy ,QW G1'CgC01'E1 Wjwggwwy W cr' NW Qfwfm in if is 5 W Left to Right: TOP: Kurt Klettner, President. BOTTOM: Curtis Powell, Treasurerg Irvin Jennings, Secretaryg Tim Wilson, Vice-President. Joe Dotts n ps saw Qi5f b e ww if Qwfif' sf' , .st ,wt fig? if it J 3 vgjjfdp my If you are alive and happy today, that is enough. Tomorrow never comes until it is today. There 's no reason why each succeeding day should not be as happy, or happier, than your yesterdays if you mentally picture a continuation of this happiness 1 - in you future. Harold Sherman W nfbfwv My O 1 X U f ' .Y Nw i t Mggffjfn ifigig Kurt Klettner WNV WWW X Wd our Dan Lewczyk af' 'Li f 'f ' 1 ,v 1 I f M I ,f , f 115 ,Q J I fx F I K f 1 1, ,J ,f fl ffl i JW? 1. if fo in diff 6935 N my X9AQpl Vfilj JQ X511 6R6J5 xxy'MWWWw'pg MP VW yd-VJ I ww Y wffww V JSM Curtis Powell prank Smi th K X A Paul e esco 5 fWfMMfL1,i,yJ!2!ff A 2 inf fi QW . 534 Q Mffffffi M P Jffwjv' ' id JVM CM ' f Kami fr, ,1 i .A v . , M 41 Q i C ff f f , I I , . U , - 2 4 ,Q -L,,, fi i L: - . 1-. ., D, L. hir' in K. ik' .f ,, . - , , Qui' A ,K :V if K i I K I , W ' ig? 2, H 0 F M H KNK f'N'X w Q. You wouldn't dare Would you? Are you kidding me . . . Dance of the dishes. Life, if we are to be victors over it not victims of it, is an adventure in faith. Faith in God, faith in the immortal soul within us, faith in life and in our fellow man. Without faith, the plus quality, we cannot really live. Joseph F. Newton Very interesting 'TLV 1 ' ,ff Fifi' -M31 .w:.lfs.t:'x. 'fdyfii W 1157 41 ici ' ' ' .- 1215 Yi 1. q .i .tl, win--fgxzat-1-.ml...qzgg-orfrm.. -,Q -,rg 'aw-fer' , ,. -Q U. att 3.1. H H by 35,4 S., tt, fl, 7 .,, 15j,,, stiff? ' .'. ,mr- lligpgi' igizfs lziilkfif' 395 ' fv'::tf'3:?Z9E5f ' 2 A u li: fy .,.- f Txxliiflii t- .f A1w? i Wt . Q, L 'fi af! :sw ' Q tv ah, 3,9 N , i' QM: 'Rl if 'W it xv ' V 'sz if fwg:,,,g?2i5iKu ,,w ,A , , . -Q ,.-- fi. if V5 5,4-83rd lap and counting Mft Qi1mZ'1f 4QCf57WT'wW0 W WWW WWW fffvff H N -...., Grant Beauchamp QQ YH ' 'X Rick Crum Left to Right: TOP: Jim Offenberger, Historiang Mark Roth Secretary. BOTTOM: Matt Dibacco, Vice-Presidentg Ron Dechant, President. Ron Dechant Matt DiBacco Kerry Harrington Thomas Kenney Joseph Kraus Gary P. Naegele Jlm Offenberger 1, , Marc Roth Frank O Kruta f KA N R dx 3+ 5. gf Fred Schweizer f M I V Y UM ,N Nqw Eric Shaw Joe Troesch John Wilson I A1 Yamevic V I gf IH x J 5 Q, JV y 51? Q . - Rx XA, fia- FRESHM EN .Am E v I -v---Nffs Yr, 1 E , ' a H' , T A Y ik F' . fu i g wif W av 1, ?x'1'5?. yew fi5,?wf www, , f Dave Batiste Tony Congi Left to Right: BACK: John Grossi, Presidentg Tony Dominick, Treasurer. FRONT: Mike Stocks, Historiang Tony Congy, Secretaryg Dave Batiste, Vice-President. my Tony Dominick Grow old along with me! The best is yet to be. The last of life, for which the first was made: Our times are in His hand Who saith, 'ZA whole I planned. Youth shows but half 5 trust Godg see all, nor be afraid! Stan C. Knotts Robert Browning John V. Grossi f 41,227 , , X ' V f, Z! ,, G ,--'33 I 'f' 1 , f ' ,rr '1 M G! K , . Q ff' ' fx' J . ' ' 1. if ' , . ,,.:, . ,fowl V e 4 . r W ' Gy V 1 .. 17 wfb . N F' -fi - ' Y , ',-E.-JV My A Q-'- E h lk , if--l,u,, I Larry Manning Kevin Fleming qkwlfw W X ZW ,,. QMB ?mVQM?MmH' 9 Q 6 xl lmklunw I Roger Nedeff Mike Stocks m Jim Thompson K John Tomes Journey to a Goal It 's another day Lord, Started by the same Deafening bell which Has wakened me every Morning since September. Help me to be as constant And unfailing to Your will As that blasted mechanical Rooster. I wonder what's for breakfast, lunch and-dinner? They '11 never find my chocolate chip cookies here! Up, Up, and Away! FLAG RAISERS: Mick Hughes and Chet Pabin f Q., 5 ,QE 'Sy' QQ. SACRISTANS: John Cooper, Dean Borgmeyer, Tim Wilson, Bill Scudiere. They 're safe to be with. Live , Love , and Learn You Give Us . . MASTERS OF CEREMONIES: Steve and John. Food For Sou . . . The Lord sent manna from the sky . . . And Body LAUNDRY ATTENDENT: Dave Papula - He sees the most changes in our school. fi, W., Take from the rich and give to rhe poor. Our spiritual director getting tied up in his work. i Dear Mom and Dad . . . From Classes Sociology, the study of man 's z,z,z,z,z 45 . To Passes Humphl fwith plaquej Captain Don McCor- mick, A11 Tournament Up and at 'em atom Bill. The Thanes STANDING: Father Horak, assistant coachg Billg Rong Tomg Dong Rayg Mark Matg Ericg Mr. Bartimoccia, coach. KNEELING: Joeg Johng Arkleg Frankg Johng Joe. Anticipation! SPORT DIRECTORS: Bob and Don Swimming Team BACK: Grantg Joey Ericg Daveg Kevin coach, Mr. Lewis. FRONT: Mikeg Daveg Rickg Larryg Johng A15 Deang Fred. What do you mean it 's still dirty ? The Tree Muskateers Our new Thane Mobile has what it takes and takes what it has. It 's snow fun in the winter. . . Sounds of Silence? . . . Not around here . . here . . here . 09 0 n' 35514 1 6 U 'l 0 .. U 1 - il 9 . Suppertime! if At the end of a week comes a well deserved week end, this one is Homeward bound. umm! ummm! Good! W 1 1 M HEAD WAITERS: Greg and Charlie Key Clubg BACK ROW: Frankg Ron, Treasurerg Johng Irving Johng Hilmang Marg Mickyg Daveg FRONTROW: Daveg Kurt Frank, Presidentg Joey Joe, Vice-Presiclentg Joe, Secretary. STORE KEEPERS: Joe, Russ, Arkle, and Larry . 1: 5 'kings f e' Just thought I'd say Hi. Vince at his Post Sing to the Lord The choir under the direction of Fr. Magary Hear His Word . . Pray ito the Lord . . . Listen . . . STUDY! ! !. S s 5 LIBRARIANS: Faculty Moderator, Father Parkg Head Librarian, Dave Fluharty. study ??? NF in A ' X LIVE TO LEARN AND LEARN TO LIVE -gg YT I I I JOHN COOPER Valedictorian HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Tom Currang John Cooperg Charlie Fornalg Mark Maruishg Dave Haney. SECOND ROW: Frank Moskog Dave Flu- harty: Fr. Parkg Dan Lewczykg Joe Thomas. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 'ff X 5 3 i W R S JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Jim Thompsong Ron De Chantg Father Parkg Tom Kenneyg ,Toe Troesch. Not Shown: Matt DiBacco. FRANK MOSKO Salutatorian STUDENT COUNCIL Jim, Tom, Kurt, Don, Moderator - Fr. Magary, Charlie - President, Frank, Tom, Ron. LITURGICAL COMMITTEE Grant, Mark, Tom, Greg, Fr. Magary - moderator, Roge, Dave, Joe, Fr. Cox - moderator, Stan. WTA P QUIZ KIDS Bill, John, Mark, Dave, and Joe. .TUG STAFF BACK ROW: Tony, John, Tom, Tom, Tim - editor, Eric, Curt. Dave, Gary, Mike, Dave, Fr, Magary - moderator. FRONT ROW: Fred, Joe, Gary W y msilssfe' Retreat Master, Fr. Curliu, shows us the way. Teenaide Volunteers in Action. Entertaining guests can be fun, at times! ! Away from the crowd Christmas Cheers The Juniors Play Donnie Angels we have heard? g , .. ,,.. E, ,JK L,,vL S -T. T QAM nv X, , 4, ELEMENTS OF 'E If SPIRIT LI E LITTLE Bet that tickles! Popman Brendan - On top with pop! Regulatorsg Gary and Dean - Rinnnnnnng! Lay faculty and priests bless the Lord Bless the Lord you learned instructors. Seniors and Juniors bless the Lord, Bless the Lord you upperclassmen. Sophomores and Freshmen bless the Lord, Bless the Lord you underclassmen. Brothers in Christ bless the Lord, Let the sons of St. Joe Prep. Bless and praise the Lord our God. Best wishes from the Yearbook Staff BACK ROW: Dave, Ray, Charlie, Bill, Russ, Tom. FRONT ROW: Dean, Frank, Kurt, Tim, Modera- tor - Fr. Magary. lulnm l'Tl-Ll-I Elfmlilll 'A -Q.-,KQ ?! 'P H ,,..f f f' 'A x Rt. Rev. Msgr. John McNulty PATRO I 2 If -5 Z! 1. ZQ -Ji Z5 J Z 1 ,-f - g ffl , - ' , A-ff ' Q Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edmund J. Yahn Msgr. Robert A. Brown Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Edward Belanger Edward Cox George R. Coyne Ronan J. Deegan, T. O. R. Rev. Cesido J. Federico Rev. Leo R. Fohl Rev. Donald E. Horak Padre Rodger Hughes Rev. Thomas A. Magary Rev. Robert Park Rev. Samuel S. Sacus Rev. Michael Zahorchek Saint John 's School, Benwood Sisters of St. Joseph, Benwood St. Raphael's Convent, Parkersburg Mr. and Mrs. Donald Albert Altmeyer's Funeral Home Mrs. Virginia Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ankrom St. Anthony Parish, Follansbee Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Balderson David E. Barabas ' Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs William Barnes Clyde Batiste Carl E. Bauer Jose Beiro J. F. Belfield Sam Blake The Borkowski Family Mr. and Mrs. John Branicky Irene Brumback Mr. and Mrs. John Brzuck Mr. Edward Brzowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buchmelter The Anna Buchmelter Family Philip Buonamici Mr. and Mrs. John P. Calcutt Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Campana Mrs. Vernie Cetorelli Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chren Mr. and Mrs. Robert Comer Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook Miss Zetta Costanzo Andy Czyzewski Mr. and Mrs. Aukey DeCrease Miss Rose Deegan Mr. John Deegan DeFazio Esso Demus Key Mkt. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DiCo1a Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Diss Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Durkin Dr. and Mrs. A. Robert Dzmura Egtep's A 85 G Food Center, Inc. Luo Erazmus Mr. and Mrs. George A. Fahey Miss Catherine E. Fahey Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fahey Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fahey Mrs. Mary B. Flading Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Fornal Mr. and Mrs. R. Blaine Gallagher Miss Pauline R. Gregoreic Mary Kathryn Grella Mr. and Mrs. John T. Grossi Mrs. L. J. Halkovick Hazel M. Harding Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harsan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Healy The Fred I-leiss Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hess Francis J. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Hornek Miss Helen Hrusovsky Mrs. Mary Hrusovsky Mr. Albert Hrusovsky Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. John Hungerman A. J. and D. J. Mr. and Mrs. William James Frontier Jewelers Angela and Mildred Kaltenbach Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kartepeter Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keller Thomas J. Kelly Mrs. Helen Kessler Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kirkpatrick Mrs. Mayme Kissel Joseph Kissel Joseph Kolakowski - Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kozbial and children Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Kramar Mrs. Sophia Kramer John and Margaret Lauer Lillian Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ledzinski Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lubic George Lewandoski Stanley C. Lewczyk Leo Lichiello Harold J. Link William Lubic George Lubic Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Anthony Lucas Al Ludovici Joseph'F. McCormick Donald L. McCormick John McKee C. M. McNerney Mr. and Mrs. Victor Magary Thomas P. Malloy Lawrence J. Manning Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Peter Markowicz Hillman May and Family Martin Medovic Wm. Medovic Guy Mele Joseph Mihalovick Ezra Miller Paul Mosko Michael Mrylak Wm. Musilli Cecil J. Naegele Dale V. Naegele David C. Naegele Dennis A. Naegele Donald F. Naegele Edward Nahass Steven D. Narick Mr. and Mrs. Francis O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Olenick Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pabin Sr. John R. Padden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palcic Louis Panepinto Susan M. Papula Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Papula Lorriane A. Papula Timothy J. Papula Mr. Izydor Pecka Catherine Perman ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Petrus and Children Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Polus Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Powell Hiram D. Powell Mr. and Mrs. William C. Powell Mr. and Mrs. John Quattrone Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roedersherirner Bernadette Reynolds Royal Travel Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Ruggire Rusco Window Company Sam 's Confectionery Russell D. Sams Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Scudere Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Schmid William Schweizer Pete Scudiere Rudolph Scudiere and Family Frank Sedlar and Daughter Andrew Sedlar Jr. Tom Sedlar and Girls Andrew H. Sedlar Joseph Sevcik G. Sieracki Harold J. 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