St Luke High School - Lucian Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1940 volume:

X L. if L lr ik 149' C mix, J 2 LUCIA 1940 QCl1rl1'r1f'l1'7'.xi1'1 ll1i.y book 11.5171 by.x'jn'r'if1Ij1r'rn1i.s.s1'or1 of Wal! 111-,S'lI6j'D QO1'ig1'r1aI d1'r41'u1'11g.S by Don Sloryj QEx Iihris T H E L U C I A N published by St. Luke High School Iune 1940 f T2 Na' u WD CEGQZJQNL' X J 1 KTA , rw Kirk K f gf f X' Q Q X 5 6 ' -of 'xi CQvMD.s We lmffc rlmsrfrz Pinoulriu ax tim lflI'7III' nf nm' IITITIUKII, berause this lovable ' ' ' ' f ' I A 11 life, made many zlzrzmclmg made fnnmus by I'l'nIt Dzsnvy, Imtllzd 1115 nag t Hllllg ' 'rib 'l:s, but Hnally emerged lriumjzlzrmt, as we nzzstalces and blundms, had 1115 .sz fu lmpff to do.-THE EDITORS. I l Dedication: As a token of our appreciation of the sacrifices they have made in providing for us the advantages of a Catholic education-to our Parents, we respectfully and af- fectionately dedicate this annual. , .sf EEEQSQQ f ifliill' Qliild X W fxl-s 'Y 1-:xl -in sl-:-la, ml-14:51-ze 5 ffmil-1.13: iz-1 -v g N 'Qlkli -1- lv tsl-1. 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VL ,gf if W MMM QQ i M .V , X, if vs.. S FATHER BRENNAN has been our pastor and shepherd since we entered St. Lukes as wee Iirst- grziders, way hack whenfl Through all the years, in the transition from first-graders to liigli-school seniors, we have always listened and profited by his little talks and stories. We sincerely hope that he will continue to guide his ilurk here for many lllUl'C yl'2ll'S to C'OlllC. FATHER LOXVNEY is tall, with an athletic build, and :ln interest in all clean and healthful sports. He has helped tremendously in the devel- upnient ol' lootbztll and bztskethetll here :tt Saint liukes. Not only in at inzlterizil sense have we been lmettered by FfX'1'HER LOWNEY, but in at spir- itual sense, hecztuse ol' his :tclvice to us in times ol' need and distress. FATHER SCHRAMM is Zl worker at heart. XVe thank him sincerely lor his spiritual guidance which he has given us every week. But we Cklllil forget all that he has done for us ill at lnzlteriztl way. In pztrticulzir, we want to thank FATHER SCHRAMM for the untiring elltmrts he spent in making the senior class play the success that it turned out to he. Section Section Section Section Section Section Table of Contents . . . ...,.. Seniors . . . . , . . . . . . . . Underclassrnen III . . . . . . Clubs and Organizations IV . . , .........,...., Sports ........Features VI . . . . . . Our Advertisers 44 xg f V7 95 Ox X151 X ff Q Wu 3515 A - 'Rolf Q 3 xg R -x ,' ll AAAiAAAAiAAAiiA-AAAAi , LEO HENNEY Vice-Prcsidenx GLADYS MCCARTY Treasurer DON STORY Son Don was quite the passer With an oval leather ball. He looked so well out Lherc, lf So firm, so perl, so tall. , .X K J 3 EILEEN SCHILL Secretary XVI IALIAM BRENNAN Edi lor-in-Chief PETER CHAIDO President JOHN MCKENNA ..Ben,, Ben is our class clicrionary In each and every class. No matter what the word isp Wvdrc never afraid lo ask. we C QD? K D 12 WILLIAM BRENNAN Baxter Bill is an expert typist Su accurate and so swift And when he is needed He's there tu give a lift. Bill Bill is so very big But oh, so very shy. He likes to drive a car And wave as he goes by. NEIL KIURRAN Scully Neil likes his sports He is quite an athlete. He is one of many boys Whose efforts are hard to heat. JOSEPH DYKTA njoe., -Inc is the bell ringer Forever on the clot And by this ready promptness He puts many on the spot. GRACE COLL Gracie Grace is quite brilliant At Chemistry, you know. She likes this subject As her report will show. nr PHILIP DOLLE Rell Philip is a retl hczul But contrary to facts He newer gets angry For a temper, he lacks. FAITH ERB .,Fay,, Faith is always smiling Eiery hour of the clay. It seems to get hor places, And some day it will pay, XYILLIARI CAMPBELL N W valet' JOSEPH CAMPBELL Bud joe is sometimes slow. He surely nerer rushes. But from what we hear He'll be selling Fuller Brushes. PETER CHAIDO Pete Pete plays a trumpet, He uses lots of steam- But he saves most of it lor the Senior Class team. SERAPHINE COLUMBUS Peepers Columbus was n discnverer Known for his fame. VVe have a famous Columbus, Seraphine is his name. is ,-I ,:::,, -::if,::,wa::,v,:::::::::::::::::::::: Y:::::AAY --xxxxxxxxxxl YY Xql X351 QW aeysr LEO HENNEY Buck Leo is quite handsome He is also very tnll, If the movie producers see him Hc'll surely get a call. DOLORES IRELAND 'iDodo Dolores is our librarian. To her, we go for bouks. And when we ask for a good on She just says, Look. ELEANOR KOLTZ Sadie Early one day this year Eleanor gave us quite a shuek. She came to school 0 Not with braids, but curly locks. JAMES HOAG XVillic Jimmy is not short: Yet hc's not so tall. But of all the sports llc prefers football. JAMES IVANHOE Jim Jitn likes history. His good marks show this. And that is the reason why Nary a clay does he miss. JAMES MCCA FFREY 'I'inkers Jimmy-'s great ambition ls to he :t well-known lighter. By the way he is going His future will be brighter. GEORGETTE FERGUSON JEAN FITZSIMMUNS i'NIOusle Georgette is our cheerleader Blonde and petite. intl when it comes to cheering She surely cun't he heat. HARRY FORD Lucky Harry is L1 member Oi' the Pipctte Club, He pals around with Moose nut Like three in a tub. l Retl Fluff Jean wats quite an actress In our sophomore play, Shu portrayed the character, I-'lul'l', intl she was tough, I say. FRANCES FIAORY I 'iFrnn Frances is quite tiny So tlainti' :intl so neat, Anti this she always looks lfrfnn her head to her feel. 'J l ,Sl J -:A--:---:---:f gif. at W gsm Lira ' ,Zu ' LEO MCCAN N '4Swea1s Leo is quite husky. He has an athletic build, He has shown strength and courage On many a football field. KATHLEEN MCCUSKER HKHY., Kathleen is a movie fan. Every week she goes To see her favorite actress ln one of the many shows. REGINA MCLAUCHLIN njeann jean is quite pretty. She always wears a smile. And we ull know, of course, It will take her many a mile, ,Aww GLADYS Nlcli.-XR'l'Y Gem Gladys has retl hair As many of you know. And it is as pretty as any In the movie picture show. LaVERNE MclN'I'YRE '4LaVerne LaVernc is quite pleasant To that you must agree And she'll always be well liked just wait :intl you will sec. ELMER MULHOLLAND Moose Elmer likes candy As you ztll know. He newer lails to share it With every friend and fue, JEAN 0'CONNEl.L 'tjeannien jean is ever faithful To her many friends, We hope that this virtue l.ViII never, never end. CHARLES PULEO Chuck Chuck is our musician He surely knows his stuff. When it comes to his playing We never get enough. MARY PETRELI, Pete Mary is zt member Of the Senior Class And because of her wittiness She is quite a lass. ROY RACO Punchy Roy likes his fnotball Above all else, I guess. You saw him on the field Along with all the rest. I5 O Qi -is MARGUERITE SHEAN Marg Marg is our tiniest And our dancing star So we wish her good luck That she may go far. ISABEL SNIDER HIZZYH Isabel is very gentle And yet so gay. I wonder if that fellow Has stolen her heart away? NVILLIAM STEPHENS Bill Billy likes to lie in bed On days when there is school. He is never there on time, He always breaks the rule. R ITA MAE S HERNVOOD ..Mae,. Rita has an ambition. It isn't hard tu guess. She hopes to be a model. We wish her all success. MARY SYNDER Bubbles Mary is quite merry She never has the blues But this is chieily due To her many pairs of shoes. BERENICE 'THOMPSON Tammie Bercnice is very dainty: Always Gxing her hair, Forever looking in a mirror To see if her curls are still there. RITA ROACI-I Rita Rita is an ice skater, Of that she is fond, For every time we sec her She is skating on a pond. BETTY SCOTT UBESS.. Betty is a Scottish lass. To Scotland she's not true Because when she came to Amerira She changed her color to blue. EILEEN SCI-lll.I. i'lfanny l-Iilccn is always laughing Neyer guilty ul' selfishness That is why we call her A girl full ol pleasantness, THOMAS SPIRIK Luke Thomas is a wizarcl When it comes to chemistry When you ask him anything Hmfs never up a tree! t s f Q 4 555245, W vvvwwvnu vvvwvwiiiii-W-wiwivwn 77777777777 16 , gli' ARTHUR YOUNG HAND All likes to spend the summer On at well-known lztkc In junc when school is out. -Xrt always makes his break, RIOSEPHINE ZEICHFCK '1IHY josephme is a knitter At this she is very good. This should be hcr profession Don't you think it should? jAMES THOMPSON 4'Cuppy jimmy is quite :t skntcr So we've been told. Not even bitter cold. DOROTHY VIDAL Dot Dot is quite merry. She always likes to joke. And when it comes to basketball, She can'L be called a poke. EARL WOODS Earl There is at boy in our class Who is johns kin. H'hen you look at them You can't tell 'twix from 'uvin. JOSEPH ZEICHECK 0scar joe was one of our stars On thc basketball squad When he nizlde a basket livnryone would applaud, HELEN ZIMNIER 4'Mae Hclcn is ever ready 'I'o aid you when she can. When shc is asked to do a favor, She just sais, Whats the plan. Nothing prevents him from skating. LOUIS VERCHECK Louie Louie was a member OI' thc school paper Every time we looked at him He was hard CQ ut labor. IRMA VIDAL nlrmn Irina is our Hash In racking up the tallies. And when she's on the dance Hoor Watch how thc stag-line rallies, JOHN woons John H'hen Sister calls on john To answer in class She looks at Earl to answer While john just sits and laughs. S Ji: Y: ash fm, GST? if ff X , 1 is 'Q Ox Diwif Y Q U Q mm, 'dw X4. as I9 5 Iunior Class ist row. B. Mulligan, B. MeC1'aley. J. Novelli. CI. Curiani, E. Cusick. J. Pfeller, C. McCartney, B. Hoag, D. Susnak. A. Neale, M. Mullin, V. 'l'urnek, NI. Langenfeltl, M. Steinmetz, NI. Bigleinan. L, Vcrcheck, 2nd row. J. Volk, J. Kinney, J, Nec, E. Balsarini, A. Menclola, J. O'Connell, J. Stafford, S. Dom- 1 inico. J. Smith. I . Cline, N. Coyle, W. Happner. BIYIIIIIIIII, J. Callahan. 3rd row, J. Metrovich, G. Earle, 'I'. Gannon, J. Bannian. XY. Nlurphy, T. Holaren, E. Dinnen, W. Pogodvinski, W. Ireland. E. Swanson, G. ilroecnzi, C. Carlin, R. McKenna. CLASS OFFICERS President ,.,... , . .,..,..........,. . . James Callahan Vice President, . . . . .lllilliam Ireland Secretary. .,.. ...,. Y feroniea Turnek T1'eas1u'er ..,......,..,......,......... Catherine McCartney On November 13, the Juniors opened their social activities with a VVarm-Up Social, which was well attended by the entire school. Great exeitenient prevailed in the Junior elasses around November 15. The class rings had arrived. For the first tiine in several years, the future seniors re- ceived their rings while still juniors. lVho lVouldn't Be Crazy! a farce eoniedy i11 three acts was presented on Jan- uary 15 and 16 in the school auditorium, Perforinanees were also given at St. Paulis and the De Paul Institute. In February the English class participated in the essay contest sponsored by the Auxiliary to the Veterans ol' Foreign Wars. lVillian1 Ireland brought honor to Saint Lukes by winning nrst prize. The Juniors were well represented on both the gridiron and the basketball. The class teams Hnishecl behind the seniors. The Junior Prom, to the niusit: ol Le11 Malvern, on May 21, cliniaxed an eventful year for the class of '41. - M gms f ,fs 1 K J I J 1 '::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::YA A - ::::::::::::: '::::::: - Z0 fig . M QW. Sophomore Class ist row. M. MrCztllrcy, R. Nlrflrttlcy. B. XYelker, R. O'Brien, IH, Schill. Nl. Herman, B. McKinsey, KL. Downey, R. Boyce. C. Snyder. ll. llortnitn. Cl, llinnen, C. Finnerly. A. Gross, M. McKenna, V. Coyle, li. Healey, 2ntl row. K. Fimterty, I.. Collins. ll. Nlcflrogzttt, l.. l'ttleo. B. Hayes. Nl. Nlcilbonotlgh, A. Coldbach, D, Ivanhoe, CI. Brztttltzttt, R. Nlrkenna, .X. Sntillt, A, Allen, ll. Ifinnerly, K. Zimmer, R. Stevens, J. Powers. 'll Mztslic, 3rd row, Collins, R. Gitbig, W. Patterson. CL. lltttloniclt. Finnerly, NI. Gannon, C. Pritchard, pl. McCarty, 15, Vztnllalen. l'. Gannon. j. Xlclieown, j. XVelsh, C. O'Brien, L. Fleck, D. Kelsey. J. Brennan, If. Bll7l2lllSll. CLASS OFFICERS SUPHOMORF I Ofhcers change according to average lor the semester. SOPHOMORE ll President ...... .............. . , Daniel lX'IeGrogan Vice-Presidzfitf. , . .,,. John lVclsh Sec1'eIa1'y .,.. ' . . .Agnes Finnerty Tli1'1I.YZl141?l' ...,........,..... , .............. , . . Louis Fleck On September lith, sixty-one strong, we crossed the campus, no longer Fresh- ies but Sopltomores . As we look ahead, we see the Class of 42 leading the school soon to victory, in scholastic training and sports. The social event of our Sophomore year took place April 19th, when we spon- sored the Sophomore Hop. For two years we have prolited by the good example oi' our sister class, the Seniors, it is our prayer that we pass on to other classes the inspiration which they have given to us. 'KSENIORS' Q'I'o the tune of l'laymates j Seniors, we hate to see you go, Seniors, we cannot leave with you You're sad to leave, we know. Our class is, Oh! so blue. And we will miss you so. Boo hoo! hoo! hoo! hoo! hoo! lVe wish you good luck But we'll remember And happiness galore All of your years, all four, And we'll be jolly friends, And we'll be jolly friends For ever more. For ever more. Freshman Class lst row. E. Conley, A. Snyder, H. Hoag, Nl. Wyke, Ii. Healey, A, ML'Keown, L. Volk, B, Brennan. T. Sleinmelz, j. Dempster, R. Coll, G. 'lihornlon. Nl. Mefliislver, G. ML'Cr1iley, l'. Hake. 2I'lll row. A. Domenico, C. Mclntyre. W. Roach, D. tllielko. CZ, Woleslzigle, R. Spirik, G. Cznnphcll, L. McCue, Knapp, D. Coyle, li. Fisher, ll, feictlierl.. F. Scisiziini, Xlclnlyre, 'll Swanson. 3rd row. Melrovieh, R. Mulholland, l'. Nlvers. R. Seigfrieil. W, hlCfilll'l'l, G. Fisher, Mc- Donough, J. Kensinger, Irelzlnd, .L Chziido, l'. liger. Flory, AI. Gannon, H. Herman. F-is for our Favorite nickname, Freshie , R-is for Reineinbrance of a happy year. E-is for Education and the knowledge we have gained S-is for the Sisters who have taught us here. H-is lor the Happiness we have experienced in the past. M-is for the Mission XVork that we have finished at last. E-is for the End which will come loo soon. N-is for our NHIIIC-Cl2lSSIJl't13. CLASS OFFICERS President ....,. ..... h Ioseph Ireland Vice-Pwsident. . . ...... Mary Brennan Secretary ..,,. . . .Robert Mulholland T1'e11szn'm'. . . . . . . . . . , . . ..,.. Charles Neale The Freshman Class, although strange Lo the school, took part in a few activi- ties throughout the school year, including a raH'le and a candy sale. They also feted the Seniors at the annual Senior breakfast. ,V Qi N. Q .izitssai Y L.. Informcrl Snaps of Studeflts .--i , Vs - .i-.1 1 w 1f-. 'ell Z, if X W Niiiwf 6? J QS QLMQ .,H,9g?, 0 .1 O tw F' 3 gif ,.f-- qfQ my Q5 U O 9x 9 G M f-1 'A LW , X . 44 r C. an 23 its Commercial Club The constitution ol the Connnereial Club was rewritten this year to provide for the Club's many clianges, juniors and Seniors are permitted to join the club, provided that they are taking a eomniercial subject. Oflicers are elected every seniester. .lean Fitzsinnnons was president for the first semester, with Faith Erb as vice-president, and Marguerite Sliean as secretary. The oflicers for the second semes- ter are .joseph Dykta, presidentg Mildred SlCllll1lCll, vice-President, and Isabel Snider, secretary. Mother Seton Club This year the Mother Seton Club has been reorganized, and is under the super- vision ol' Sister Mary Blanche, who has taken the office formerly held by Sister Mary Henry. New officers were elected as follows: Eileen Scliill, presiclentg Cather- ine NlCC2lI'lI'1Cy, vice-presidentg lrnia Vidal, SCCFCl2l!'yQ and Veronica Turnek, treas- urer. At the beginning ol' the year, a social was held by the club, and it was attended by a majority ol the students. Later in the year, the Junior and Senior boys played an inter-class game lor the benefit ol the club. At Easter tinie, colored eggs were donated to St. Paul Orphanage, as at club project. Ley. I K 8 Lx::::::u :::::::::::::::x: W ::::::::::x:::: - xx: 26 Oliicers of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade: Starling from bottom step: G. Donner, B. Finnerty. G. Snyder, G. Burlonich, Nl. Nlcllonongli, R. Stevens, McCarty. YVe are but seven of a conspicuous class Xvhose nickels and dimes received many a pass From the plenty of one and self-denial of another The purpose ol which was to give to a brother. A thought of the giver from the St. Luke, the Evangelist is proud of very heart-core I U h the band Made the com increase to quite 21 big Store, As he scans their alms in many a ' 1 ag For the pagan to Christ must be an brought as you see For the thought, the prayer, the By the young student body of the gilt-HH three C.S.M.C. Alone are worthy of the C.S.M.C. THE CHEERLEADERS l', Dillon B. Nldlraley, G, Ferguson. R. Roach j. Dykla, KI. McCaffrey S955 p f' W fy! 4 g W ,LLJ J fw gg! Q7 f , QQ'PXf?gSQlQ lv 257' .IH AST fa wiv HQWL. 7' .5 A U U X xx 'QW t J 29 g pw CJ fn , 5375: Seraphmc Colnmhns Leo Henney Leftrend Right-end Walter Pogondenski Leo McCann Left-tackle Right-tackle Don Story Roy Ram Neil Curran Half-hack I-'ull-back Half-hack William Happner james O'Connell Left-guard Right-guard Mr. Thomas Lally Father J. Lowney Coach Director of Athletics Kenneth Mclntyre Russell Dempster Quarter-hack Center James Thompson James Callahan Miilwgel' Assistant Manager A K is 'J tsagt Saint Luke's High School football squad enjoyed its best season in many a year. The team was coached for the third consecutive year by Thomas Lally, whose Red and XVhite XV3l'l'iUl'S won six games, dropped two and tied one. Seven letternien will be lost through graduation, including Seraphine Colum- bus, Don Story, Roy Raco, Leo McCann, Leo Henney, james Hoag, and Neil Curran. This will leave live lettermen, as next season ets underwa . S Y The raduatinf seniors wish the team the best of luck lor next ear and all the . . 3 . . . , V. 'ears followin , and ho Je that they attain first :lace in the Catholic lea ue. 3 3 l , I g SCHEDULE FOR THIRTY-NINE Saint Luke ...,..... oiSharpsville Saint Luke ,... . .,.. 38-Altoona . . Saint Luke 26-St. Justin . Saint Luke .... . . . l3fDlIkC Preps Saint Luke. . ,, Saint Luke Saint Luke Saint Luke Saint Luke 6 -St. Mary's , 26-S. Fayette . 26- 30- o- St. Thomas Clark ,.... St. Veronica In the selection of the All-Catholic team, three players from St. Luke's were honored. Kenneth Mclntyre was chosen quarterbackg Neil Curran, halfbackg and XValter Pogodzinski, tackle. On the All-Carnegie team, Columbus was made right endg Don Story, right halfg and Leo McCann, left tackle. All the boys who played wish to take this opportunity to thank Coach Tom Lally for all the time and eflort he spent in molding the Red and X'Vhite into the great team that it was last year, and they sincerely hope that he will be at the helm for some time to conie, 7 65 was '20 if QWUSQ 2 Coach 'l'. 'l'. Lzllly I. joseph Zeiellec'k-Folwvzml I. james HfJ2lg+filI2ll'Li 2, Earl Swmison-Center 5. Don SloryAGna11l 3. Serapliine Colninlsusalforwarml Thomas Lally, El graduate of St. Vincent College, where he held down the center position for three years, has lnrned oul the first championship team in the annals ol' Si. Luke High. lt was largely due Lo his guidance on the l'loor that the boys won Lhe title in their league. He has also done a fine job with the football squad, and ihey hope to he able Lo realize Lhe Eilllbillflll ol' winning the Catholic League Championship soon. X4 .X v l g J Lux Tit 77 W ':::::::::::v ::::: ::::::::::::ir::::::-,::::::::::::::::iAYAvi as ' ff? 1 Coach T. Lallyg J. Hoag, -I. Zeicheckg D. Kelseig N. Coyle: D. Story, co-captaing Columbus, co-captaing E. Dinneng li. Swanson, B. Vanllalen, KI. O'Connell, manager. In the '39-'40 season, the Saint Luke High varsity basketball team won the section I title of the Catholic league, for the first time in the school's history. St. Luke's opened its season playing Sharpsville and Farrell, but dropping both games. The boys then started their conference games with a victory over St. Mary of the Mount. After defeating every other league opponent, the Irish bowed to St. Michael, but came back with a victory in at return game on their home court. St. Luke seemed headed for the championship, but were defeated by a strong St. Veronica team. However, the Irish ended in a tie for the lead with St. Michael, when St. Veronica was defeated by St, james. St. Luke's clinched the lead when they defeated St. Michael in a thrilling play- off game, at Central Catholic gytn, 27-25. A summary of the records show that St. Luke won 16 and lost 6. The team will lose four varsity members next year, when Story and Hoag, guardsg and Zeicheck and Columbus, forwards, graduate. This will leave Coach Lally with only two lettermen to work with, Swanson and Dinnen. The B squad will also have a good team. Likely to see varsity action next year are Coyle, VanBalen, and Kelsey. In the league play-off, St. I.uke's met the strong St, Basil quintet of Section II, who had taken the title in 1939. Their experienced team won the Hrst game, 42-go, with Unites starring for Basil with I7 points. They also won the second battle, 34-30, to clinch the series. 1939-tg lo BASK E'l'liAI.I. SCHEDULUE St. Luke's 25-Sharpsville ........ I.uke's ..,..,... gt-St. Mit:hael's . ,. St. Luke's 15gFarrell ....... ... I.uke's ......... Marys ...... Sf Lukeis 25iSf- Milflls ---- .I.uke's .... ,..2fi7St. Veronicas .. Sl I-ukes figgst- James --- .I.uke's .,.. .. .40-St, Cnsitnir's ... ' ' .I.nke's .... . . ..1 1-St. james' ...,. Sl Lukek I H HA30-SL Julmk HHH... .Luke s ,...., , , .27iSt. Michael s ... it Igullfels 27-ET i11Cl111C S -'44 Play-off for Catholic League Title . t. u 'e's go- I ar ' ,... ,..... . ,. 1 X H St. Luke's 29-SI. Veronica s ...... Luke 5 '--'-- f - -30'5'- Bilsll 5 - f ' - -- St. Luke's 25iSt. Johns ... I,uke's .... ,.... 3 o-St. Basil's ... , 17 . r it J CA N5 . .,, ..... ,:::,::,,, ..... ,,,,,,,, . . - -xxx - ... xxx- XA if Ro Q... in Q49 Ch2'4'a TEAM STANDING YV. L. Seniors , 6 1 juniors ..,, . 5 2 Sophomores . . , 2 4 Freshmen . . . . .,.... 0 6 SENIORS:ij. Dykta, R. Raco. P. Ch:1itlo,j. Mcflaf- JLTNIORS:-A. Menrlola, R. McKenna, J. Callahan, frm, E. Nlulhollaml. l'. Cline. Y Back: P. Dolle, H. Ford, W. Stephens, Columbus, Back: li. Dinncn, coach, J. O'Connell, J. Stallorml, coach. T. Haloreu, E. Swanson, coach. SOPHOMORES:-LI. Brennan, L. l'uleo, l'. Dillon. l-'Rl-QSHMISN:-W. Nldiurri, T. Swanson, Ire- I.. Collins. j. Collins. land, A. Domenico, l'. Eger. Back: D. Mcflrogan, j. Powers, N. Curran, coach. Back: A. Chaitlo, R. Mulholland, L. McCann, 1. Welsh, j. Finnerly, coacli, 1. Kcnsingcr. This year's Senior class had the honor of winning the Inter-Class Champion- ship for the second year. The season ended with the seniors and juniors tied, but the seniors won the play-off in a hard-fought battle. The sophomores finished third and the freshmen last. Boys' interclass basketball holds a dchnite place in the extra-curricular activi- ties ot the school. Class teams are an excellent source of material for future varsity teams. X , K N !,7g57'l:-' Lg .A C Informal Snaps of Students '13 it 5.1 AAAAAA-Args-AV AAA:::: :::::::::::: AAYAAA A 'Z Kneeling: Knapp: I. Vidalg G. Ferguson: H. Zimmer, Standing: Ii. Koltl. student manitgerzl R, Boyce: A. Sniithg G. Snider: G. Meffzirtyg D. Dormang A. Golclbachg Miss Binunan, coach: 17. Vidal, GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL After an absence ol' 21 few years, St, Luke's were again represented in the Cath- olic Girls' Basketball League. The girls were organized but two years, but were a real threat for the championship. After winning eight straight games, the girls lost their first game to St. Rosalia, and later lost to Cathedral, putting them out of the race for lirst place honors in the Hrst half. In the second hall, the girls hit a slump, losing three of their First four. How- ever, they picked up, and, when they defeated St. Raphael, they were tied with Rosalia for first place, but lost to the strong Rosalia team. The girls are to he congratulated on the hue showing, in View of the fact that they are but recently reorganized. Miss Bauman will have difficulty building a team next year,as she will lose from the varsity, Irma Vidal and Gladys McCarty, at forward, and Dorothy Vidal at the guard position. Georgette Ferguson and Helen Zimmer-subshwill also graduate. The Varsity wishes to thank Madelyn Bauman, who gave much of her time and energy to the team, and made such a splendid job of it, and they also take this opportunity to wish the team the best ol' luck for the coming season. 1939-19,40 ls.tsKi1'l'1s.xt.I sc:HE1Jt'I.r1 St. Luke's .,...,,.. 25-St. Miehael's ,..... Lukes 20-St. Raphael's ,,.... St. Luke's 33fSt. Riipliaels , , . . Luke's :ti-Cathedral .,,.. . . . . St. I.uke's GofSt, YVendelin's Luke's ..., . . . to-St, Michael's . , . . , . St. Luke's 43-St. Rosalizrs ...,.. Luke's 32-St. Rosalia's ..,.... St. Luke's 2 I-St. Raphael's , ..... I.uke's 45gSt, XVendelin's .... St.vI,uke's l?'i+C1lIhCtII'2lI ........, .Luke's 29-St. XVentlelin's .,.. St, I,uke's 57-St. W'endelin's . Luke's 29-St. Raphael's ..,... St. Lulse's ....,.... no-Cathedral ..., St. I.uke's 17fSt. Rosalizrs ....... 39 Sl. Luke's ......... 3ofSt. NIicliael's , St. Luke's 31-St. NIichael's ...... 13 St. Luke's ....,... .go-Ca thedral ..., S-qefw E l Q l 1 K, ,J ii, SCHEDULE GlRI.S INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL GAMES Team XV. L, Seniors .. . 5 1 juniors ..,. . . 4 2 Soplirnnores .. 2 3 Freshmen . ..... , u 5 SIZYIORSZ-Xl, Shezln, E. Srhill, Zeifhefk, Fill- JITNIORS:-E. Cusick. B. McCriiley, B. Hoag simmons. Xmclli, Slgnirling: S. Cnlinnlnxs, Conch, O'Connell. I-'. Erli. Sliinrling: M. Mullen, V. Yl'llFllCli, Swanson, coach N- l'Cll'Cll4 A. Neale, M. liiglemzin. SOl'HONIORE5:fY, Coyle, L. Aslfiilk, ll. Dinncn, I RESHSlliN:4'l'. Sleinlnelz. Knapp, NI. Bremizin Xl. Nldiullrey. R. Coll. G. NlL'C1'uley. Srinuling: Nl. NlcKenn:1.A. Gross, I.. McCann, cuncli, Slznnling: A. Snyder, R. Nlicheli. R. Spirik, N. Cui' B. Scliill, B. Nleliinsey. inn. roairli. D. Coyle, H. Hong. Last year girls' inter-class basketball was introduced an Saint Luke High. The Senior girls followed the pace sei by the hoys, winning live out of six to gain first place. The Junior girls were runner-ups, the Sophomores finished third, winning Lwo out of live, and the Freshmen girls were defezned in all live gaines they par- Licipatd in. W . V ig? X98 N555 , G2lGl,QQ Ln, l. Dorothy Dormun 1. Domllly Yidul 2, Irma Vidal 5. Catherine Currnns 3, Gladys NIc'Czn'ly 6. Gcorginc Snyder Coach Madeleine Bauman X45 X lt 38 X 53-if ,-4.4 RETREAT up One thing that some students seein to look upon with disdain is retreatf' This business of dropping school and everything pertaining to it, for at day or two with God, didn't appeal to sonie, but that ztll Clizinged when Father Hugh, our retreat master, arrived. Father Hugh, at Carnielite priest, was indeed Il surprise, and a pleasant one. He really understood young people, and helped straighten out inzniy things. On the iinal day, the entire student body received Holy Communion, pointing to the success of the retreat, which was llClLl'l'l'0l1I Monday to XVednesday, April S, 9, 10. The entire Senior Class, and the whole High School, wish to thank Father Hugh for the three days that he helped us spend with God, and for the advice and counsel he gave us. S IIXGE CREW' 'lhoinas Gannon. flluirles Puleo. joseph leicheck, Peter Chaido, 'lliomas Spirik A few words of praise to the unsung heroes of the Senior Play-the stage Crew . These fellows really worked for they thzinged ttto sets ot scenery-ani interior and an exterior porch SCCIIC-glWil'C during the play, Under the direction of Father Stlirziniln, who devoted iinlfli of his tiinc to the pliiy in the few weeks preceding il, the boys lxuilt the scenery, and really proved lheinselyes experts in slzigetraft. 'NLE WOM j ,, :WG 1 fig!! lj W 0.5 EF 3 W7 - X ,X 1, J xy wx My f x... f .X Qljj Q ,KM u,. -1 U X45 t K2 C t X J 41 Tl1e play Seventeen,l' written by Booth Tarkington, was presented by the Senior Class of '40 on April ISI and 2nd, The cast included: Billy Baxter .... .... X Villiatn Brennan Lola Prnt! ,... . , .Regina McLaughlin Mae Parallel: . . ....,....,. Faith Erb johnny Watsrm .,.. ,.., A Iaznes McCaffrey Ethel Bake ..,.. .,...,. I rina Vidal Alary Brooks. . . ..., Gladys McCarty jane Baxter .,.. .... lN Iarguerite Shean joe Bullitt ..,, t...... P hilip Dolle Mr. Pzzrclzer ..,., ,.... H arry Ford George Crooprfr .... .,,. K Ioseph Dykta Mr. Baxter ..... .... K Iohn McKenna Mrs. Baxter ..,. ..... E ileen Schill Geneszs. ....,. . . ...... Neil Curran Wallis Banks ..... , . . .XVillia1n Stephens Pork Chops ...., .... C harles Puleo Wle are ha V to sav that this four-act cornedv was a reat success, in all P, , t A ' V , I S . respects. Everyone connected w1tl1 ll did his best to make it as excellent as ll was. The Senior Class wishes to take this opportunity to express their thanks again to Father Schranlrn, who directed the play, and constructed the sceneryg to Sister Edith Marie and Sister Mary Blanche, who gave unsparingly of their time and erfortsg and to the stage-crew, who labored so willingly. 4 3 di vx? ::: AAAAAAA KAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAA 4 z Z. ' I. XVilliam Brcnnan. 2. Roy Rum. 3. Irma: Yillzrl 4. XVilliam Stephens. 5. jalnei Tllnmpson. 6. Helen Zimmer. 7. Dorothy Vidal. 8.410311 O'CunnclI, 9. George-llc Ferguson. 10. Regina McLaughlin. II. Leo Hrsnncy. 12. Harry Ford. 13. Charles Puleo. LP X9 Blau if W l. l,ClCl' Cluiirlo. 2. Don Story, Mary l,Cll'Ell. -I. Louis Vcrclicck. Elmer Mulliolland. U, Margllcrilc Slicnn. 7. 810861111 Campbell. N. lilcaxmr Kulll. D. jxuucs Xlcflziifrcy 10.162111 Fiwsimniolls. ll.Fzii1lx Iirh. 12. Rim Nine Sherwood. 13. Rita Roach. 14. Eileen Schill 15. Arlhur Young, IG, William Campbell, '5 1 ,J T 6 as R. Mc'I.aughlin, P. Dolle. I. Vidal, Ifillsilmnons, G. Ferguson, D. Story, W. lircnuan, H. Ford, I.. Verclxcck, C. Pulco, E. Nlllllxollunrl, R. Raco, M. Slxeun, Dykla, B, Thompson. The Staff EDITOR-INVCHIEF ........ ASSISTANT EDITOR ,..,... LITERARY EDITOR ..........................,,,.,, ASSISTANT LITERARY EDITOR .......... CLASS EDITOR ,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, FEATURE EDITOR ....... CLASS HISTORIAN ......, BOYS' SPORTS .......... GIRLS SPORII S ..................... PHOTOGRAPH EDITOR .......... ARTIST ....................................... ADVERTISING MANAGER ......... BUSINESS MANAGER ........,... SALES MANAGER .....................,........ ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER ......... ....XVilliam Brennan .........lIoscph Dykta ................Irma Vidal McLaughlin Georgclle Ferguson Marguerite Shean Berenice Thompson ..................Roy Raco ....-lean Fitzsimmons ..........Louis Vcrcheck ................Don Story ........El1ner Mulholland .............Harry Ford .........Gharlcs Puleo ........Philip Dolle History of the Class of '40 1936-37 In September, 1936, we were 60 strong Qalthough we weren't so strong, but rather meek and mildj. YVhat might be awaiting us, we did not know, but never- theless, we were determined to do our best. Nile had the highest intentionsg we were going to be the 'Kbest-class-ever. Our first thrust into the realm of entertaining was the Senior Breakfast, given to our departing brethren of the class of 1937. lVe passed our finals fmost of usj , and awaited the next year. 1937-38 When we came back in September of '37, we had dwindled some, but still had the largest class in the school. Our first theatrical adventure, the K'Pigskin Twins, was a marked success. The year was featured by the usual schedule of football games, and heavy basketball schedule. The success of the teams was partly due to members of our class, who were already blossoming forth. 1938-39 NVell! Wfelll Upperclassmen already. This was easier than we thought it would be! YVe could look down on the Sophoniores and Freshies . The stars of the basketball court and the gridiron were drawn chiefly from our ranks. Girls' basket- ball was introduced for the Hrst time in recent years, and most of the female stars came from the ranks of the class of '4o. Another innovation was class basketball. And just to show we could do everything, our team won every game they played in the league, winning the cup Qfilled with jelly beans!j. The class showed the boys their appreciation with a little impromptu banquet. Our hrst entertainment of the year was the .Iunior Christmas party. Then came the event of the year! The junior Proni! Benny Burtonls Orchestra helped make the affair a grand success. The juniors then began to help the Seniors with their Graduation, and this was followed by the usual Class Night, Graduation Mass, and hnally Commencement-which automatically left us Rulers of the School! fThe only way in which we feel we can do justice to the hnal year is by giving it a full page-which is exactly what we did-on tl1e following pagelj X'-?t Nga is la QM-5 be-J I 46 Xvednesday, September 6 193940 opened Monday, September ll .... ,....,... . ..,....,. F inally settled down to a routine Hfednesday, September I3 ,... Class officers were elected. Ben McKenna, president Friday, September I5 .,.. ........,...........,.l epirieetinglortlieganieon- Saturday, September 16. . . , . Friday, September 22 .... Sunday, October 1 ..., Friday, October 6 ..., . .Victory over Duke Preps Saturday, October 14 ....., Monday, October 16 Sharpsville . . . .Stirring victory over Altoona .........,,..........,...,..,VictoryoverSt.Justin Victory over S. Fayette fthe boys are getting in a rutlj , . ,,....... . . . , . ..,. First issue of tl1e ill-starred Snooper!' Saturday, October 21 .,..,..,........,,,.... XVe lose to St. Mary's fsssshhhh!j Tl1ursday, October 26 .... . . .just an ordinary day Qsomething unique!! Thursday, November 2. . . ,.... .,,. S adie Hawkins Day fwoo, woo!j Saturday, November ll .....,....,................,,. XVQ take Clark, our rival lVcdnesday, November 15 ........, ,........ . . .The Lion's Club ll0lKlS banquet lllednesday, November 22. . .YVe hold the All-High Dance, with Vloe Pape's music Monday, November 27 ....................,....,.,..,,.... Football banquet Friday, December 1 . . . , .The Commercial Club formed fwhat shall we name it?j Ulednesday, December 13 ....,..................,..,. Our Class Rings arrived Tl1ursday, December 21 ..., ..., C Jur Senior Class Christmas Party Monday, December 25, , . . . ....,..,......,..... QYO11 knowlj Tuesday, January 2. . , . ............,......Backtothegrind Friday, January 5 ..,... ,... C Jur pictures taken, Ulatch la birdie! Monday, January 15. . , . . .... .luniors lltlld tl1eir play. Very good Vlednesday, January 31 .... .,...,..... P ipctte Club holds dance lVednesday, February 7. . . ...,.,..........,. LENT Sunday, M arch 24 .....,. ..,. . . , . . . . , . . . . . . . .Easter Sunday. Lent over Monday, April 1 ..,................... First showing of '!Seventeen . Excellent! Tuesday, April 2 ...... Second showing of Sew-ntee11 . Good, except when wall almost fell Clflkvll Zlllll phone didn't ring lVednesday, April 24. . . ..... Name cards came. Lots of trading' fllld swapping! Friday, April 26 ...... Tuesday, May 21, Thursday, May 23 .,.. Tuesday, May 28, . . Tuesday, June 4 .,.. Tl1llTSd21y', June 6 .... Friday, june 7 ...,.. Sunday, June 9 ....,. Xtfednesday, june 12 .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Senior party for class team Hllfl cast . , . .The junior Prom. A success from any angle . . , , .Senior Social. Best of year fwe thinkj . . . . . .Tests start fthe last ones for uslj ..........,,...........,.........,Seniorpicnic . . . .Breakfast QThe freshmen did themselves proudj . . . . .Class Night QThis pace is starting to wear tts outj ,..,....................,.......GRADUATION.' . . . . . . . . . , . .Sel1ool picnic QSort of an anti-elimax!j There it is, our complete record for four years. lt doesn't seem much, just skipping through it, but when you consider tl1e plans, tl1e work, the thinking, that went into everyone of those activities, then you realize that we have done some- thing during the last four years except absorb knowledge. 47 gy Class Will WE, THE GRADUATING CLASS of nineteen hundred and forty, of Saint Luke High School, situated in the town of Carnegie, in the County of Allegheny, in the State of Pennsylvania, being in sound mind, do make known and declare this to be our last will and testament. To our rightful heirs, we do bequeath the following: To To To To To To To To To Father Brennan, our pastor, deepest gratitude for his zealous guidance in our spiritual well-being. His kindly admonitions shall always be in our uppermost thoughts. Father Lowney, we leave our promise of not letting him down in his attempts to further the Saint Luke Athletic Association. His lively pep talks have helped us to cheer our boys on to victory. Father Schramm, our sincere thanks for his help in assisting us to lead our lives in the best way possible, through his weekly religious instructions. We shall never forget how he aided us in the production of our class play. Sister Marv Blanche, our Princi al, dee est res ect for all the advice she has , , A P P P , , given us and the interest she has shown us. Her efforts in showing us the way to wisdom are greatly appreciated. Sister Edith Marie, our class adviser, sincerest appreciation for her untiring efforts, through three years, in helping to keep our class united. YVe could not begin to mention the many things she has clone for us. YVhen one of us was in doubt, she never failed to show us the way. She was for us always. the entire faculty, our sincere compliments for cooperating and aiding us in our struggles to graduate. It is through their efforts only, that we have reached the top. the Juniors, we leave the honor of reigning supreme, with the aid of our textbooks and equipment. YVe hope that they will Hnd as much pleasure in their senior year as we did. the Sophomores, we leave the privilege of climbing one more step, and of becoming upper-classmen. YVe are sure that, with their line spirit of co- operation, they will be hindered by no obstacles. the Freshmen, we leave behind us a school which we feel can be compared to few othersg for it has brought our class closer together through its various activities. NVe leave them also the patience which we needed to go through four years and finally reach the top, Wrrivassizn this ninth day of June, nineteen hundred and forty. Peter Chaido, Prrariderzt. v. sign is L- 2261 W vs .X Q.. - Q- gms, M AA A AAAAA AAs, - AA, A,, ,A,A AAAAA , .AAAA, - - - , --.ee 'ef' Wfalllff Seven Star Final 4 3? F14 0 lk FK ft Fair and warmer. THE 4'The Prophetic News entered as 2nd tlass mail, Pttblished by L. Vereheek Pub- lishing Company. Editor, YVilliam Bren- nan. Assistant Editor, joseph Campbell. SPORTS Seraphiue Columbus. eoafh of Notre Damc's fiue football eleven, ltas just been selected Coach of the Year, by the Na- tional Athletie Ass'n, His team last year was undefeated. Largely due to the coaching of Miss Irina Yidal, the Pitt girls' basketball squad is undefeated in this district. The assistant coach of the girls is Miss Eleanor Koltl. TIED FOR LEAD Phil Dolle antl Harry Ford. new-Comets to the golfing world. are leading after the first rottnd of the National Opett. Each has a titi on a par 71 eourse. Next tnan behind. with a GS, is Art Young, who won the tournament last year. PIRATES GET NEW' HEAD M'hen the Pirates tee oil against Cincy next season, Roy Rafo will be at the helm. Ratso has just been signed by Mr. KI. Hoag. joint owner of the Pirates. Roth hope to hayc a stteeessful year with the Bucs. ADVERTISEMENTS STANLEY THEATRE Y STAGE ATTRACTIONS ON STAGE! IN PERSON! CHLCK PULEO and his STARDUST REYl'E Featuring: Marguerite Sheauftlaneer and Pete Cha' ido's hottest trumpet in Hollywood! On The Screen-Starting Friday jean McLaughlin. popular young starlet, in Everything is Fine. Extra-extra-short feature, cartoon, comedy, travelogue, prevues. CARNECIE. PX.. JVNE l950 PRUPHETIE NEWS SOCIETY NEXVS The stenogarphers' Ass'n. has just se- leeted Miss glean Fitlsinlmons as new pres- ident, affording to report read by Betty Scott. secretary. Miss lfitzsimmons is a set retary in the employ of Conrad Me- Callirey. young attorney-at-law. Misses Faith Erb and Gladys McCarty were given recognition for their work in journalism. at a luncheon given in their honor today by the Literary' Sotiiety' at the Mayfair Hotel. Ifather james Ivanhoe. brilliant young Speaker. will be guest at a banquet to be held at Notre Dame. Father Ivanhoe will give a short talk on Law and lts Enforee- ment . CARD PARTY TO BE HELD The YVon1en's Cttild of Carnegie will hold a rard party at the Moose Hall on YVednesday' at rs P. M. Serying on the rom- mittee are Misses l.aYerne Mt-lntyre, jean O'Counell. Isabel Snider, and Berenife l'homy.son. 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Sheet Steel Piling Pipe Tubing Track Equipxnenl CARNEGIE PENNSYLVANIA ::::::J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 V 1 1 11 11 11 1 I 11 11 1 1 I 11 11 11 11 Compliments Of A Friend .11 I g,,::: J E. F. Portman :S Sons E114 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 'Y 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 A McDermott Bros. Fzzneml Directors Phone Carnegie 964 Amlrzllarzrrv zmcl Inzfnlid Cm' Sm'11in' .I RAYMOND HENNEY Funeral Dircclrn' I'A1'R1c:K NIc1lJ1cRxn11-1' Owner The Studio Grande 233 fJLlVliR AVE. PITTSBURGH, PA. .39 QUALITY PORTRAITS at Moderate Prices el PHQNE GRANT 1 158-59 '1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1. 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 I 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 .1 Mount Mercy College Art Music Science Dietetics Liberal Arts Social Service Vocational Home Economics Teacher Education Secretarial Science FIFTH AVE. SCHENLEY 4190 rv 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 I I 11 11 11 11 11 '1 11 1 1 J National Typewriter Co. 508 THIRD AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. .11 Sales Service Supplies Jr ATLANTIC 4570 C077LfIli7l7,67lIfS Of A Friend J AAA---4 BTC BUSINESS TRAINING IIDLLEGE SECRETARIAL ACCOUNTING Bnslxtess fXDMINIS'I'RATl0N Cotnzsics FULTON BUILDING PI'I l'SBU RGH IAITLANTIC 2678 f ....f 2 ..-ff-f-f ff-fff-f f - 'I 'I 'I jf Blessed Lord jesus, IfVho did not dis- II Ilain La give up the glories of Heaven to :I mme upon eurlh in Irzeelcmfss and lowlif I: ness, help me to lay all my pride at Thy 'I feet and serve Thee for Thy sake, Sweet 1: jesus. Amen. 'I BRYAN'S BEAUTY SALON 125 NV. MAIN STREET Complele line of Cosm-.'I'1cs Hom-ilu' COS'l'UlXIE jrwi-.un Cnr. i25AR Hair Stylist Federal Candy Co. 133335 Fnfrn Avli. PITTSBIIRGH, PA, an Candy Is Delirimzs Food Enjoy Some Every Day! I, Requested by 'I I' A FRIEND II Il I,:::::::::::: :::::: f::::: -:::4 E: A: - :::::: f:::::: ::::::::: 7, :I I, w I I BASTIAN BROS. CO. I1 I Il .IlaI1uf1Ir'liIri11g jf'1t'z'1eVs and ling1'a11f'r5 I I II RlJlIHI4.S'IIR, N. Y. I, I I 'I Write for catalog of Llcsigns for I: ' High School Clubs :I I 1: CHARLES E. MCDONALD If I II District Manager II 'I 'I 920 Inxemtment Bldg. 239 Fourth Ave, If Plrrsnukcn, PA. L--- ..... ,,,..,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,I I-::::::,:,-f- ::,::.-::::::::::,-'I I, I, I, I, I, Cmnpliments I, 'I 'I I1 of 'I 'I 'I :I 'I - I If A Frlend 11 I I 'I ug 'I I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I,,:::::: ,-:.-ff ::.-3: :::::::::.-:.fg f::::,-:::,-- :::,A:::---- - f :::7, 'I 'I 1. PALMERYS If ' I BFAU I Y SALON I I IV1' Sjmriulize In Am, Bkmrznrs or B1-1.uI'l v Am Open Fiery lixcning-Expert Operzltors I Carnegie 1636 22 East Mxtin Street I CARNEGIE, PA. :I I ----,----f------f--ff---eff-4 AAAAA AAA-'1 Bottlrfr of CARBONATED BEVERAGES Wm. Schmider Bell Phone 79 218 Third Ave. V c1ARx13c11E, PA. Oflice: A'l'lan1ic 0110 Henry G. Lofink P1'escripti0n Optician -2' 5146-47 jenkins Arrude P11'1s111111c1-1, PA. Office 1223 Residence 1040-NN' Anthony Florence justice of the Pears' INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE 410 CHA1r1'11aRs S'rR1a1i'1' C.4kN1Ec1E, PA. You'Il Like Trading at Zinamon Boot Shop S1101:s 'l'11,1'1' S,1'r1sFx ' J' mil Main Street CARNEGIE, PA, Wahl's Shoe Store 113 W. MAIN ST, opposite Carnegie Station Best Wishes from Class of 4l Compliments Of Class of 42 Compliments Of Class of 43 First Clm1'r'e Always I I B1GCk s SE.-XL'l'ES'l' DAIRY PRODUCTS A'I'lzu1lic 7300 -::::- e,-J- ::,-4 CARXEGIFIS F.-XSTEST GROXVING FIYRXIITRE STORE Victor Nelly Qunlilv Fllruiizlrr' lilmlrifzll Ajzjllinrlrrs Easy Terms 21 E. NI,11x Sr. flmzxliclri. PA. G. SCHULZE HARDXVARE A Crnr1plz'I1' 1.1110 of SPORTING GOODS .KNIT FISHING 'l'.fKCKI,E 313 XV. Main Strccl C.xkx1-,call-', PA. Phone CIIVIICQIC 260-R -- ----- -- ---- .... . 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