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

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THE SENIORS GO FORTH INTO THE WORLD v-f 'C K -1 Q 3 l I ..,.....-. ,. -,.,....l Fulvrtuirv .ZS IQRNIQSI l3ALSARlNl lf ,lf well known . , . enjoys the lrientlship til' all . . Great orator . l lis pep and ambition will take him liar. Altglml h NlYR'l'l.li l3lGI.l2lxlAN 'ifxlvrt' '... splendid sense of humor . l lsr easy-going atti- tude will help her gain happiness . has no special plans but will alxxavs haxe our sincere hopes lltwrrtber 27 t.Ol.l.lNIN CARLIN Dependable eomrneicial student only senior boy to attain high honors , , . excellent stage manager . quiet but pleasant . Assist ant rnanagerolithe year- book ll e wish him lots ol NLICCUNS ,Wav 12 L1l'.ORCllQ CiROCl1NIl t Qrow ' . . man ol' action but ol tary lew words . , . above tht average in sehool work . , . well liked by elassmates . , deserws the best may it be his Itmtttzrv 15 ilil wmv c it istt irq lldna . actress with leading part in both plays. One ul the peppiest and best liked girls in sehool has an ability to win liiends ll April 23 JACK BALJMAN jack . . . handy man. Whenever anything is needed, he is the llrst to assist. Never revealed his luture plans. Our guess is he will succeed. Attgtixl ?l .VXMES C.-Xl.I.Al IAN Galtz . . , earefree and happy , . . l lis wit established his popu- larity . . . was ,lttnior president . . athletic abilities evident on the basketball flour November I0 PAl'l. CLINE Mtllinieu , , . a good friend, l,ueian Stall member . , . took part in dramatics, oratorv. and basketball activities We sin- cerely wish him sueeess April I7 NORMAN llOYl.li Cloyle . . . has a very evident sense ol' humor. Norm has gt eat basketball abilities. l its winning personality will take him far. january 20 CA'l'HERlNli CZLIRRAN Cassie . . athletic. carefree, friendly, and always in a hurry. She won glory ill xarsity basket- ball, and is a brilliant character actress.

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SENIOR CLASS HAS CAPABLE HEADS june 11 EARL SWANSON Earl . . ,quiet manners, the mark of a perfect gentleman, earnest student. Narsity basketball captain. . . Our president s ambition is to become a naval man. August 21 X lui-KONICA 'l bRNLli Gentle. genial, a generous senior. Our bodality Prefect and class secretary. A good student, in- terested in science, deserxing of a fine future. April 25 Wll.l.lAlv1 lRl7l.ANl3 Hill . Most popular l'-oy ofthe schitl . X ice President ofelass . . . President of Student Ckiuncil , Mayliing . .Leading main oftwo class plays , . lltimqtws Nfanager of yearbook Var' sity football. -flilv Z2 f'A'l'l ll7RlNlf lN'4cC',-XR'liNllY Kay '.,, cheerful lass , . wants to enter the field lllAl'lllFYlY1f'1 , . showed her abilities as treasurer of the Class. lTeserx't's the hest of everythinfl. FRESHMEN: fifty timid freshmen wondering where to go amusing memories of our first plays, Hathauiay 'lea Party and Three llfme Meng Galtz, his xxig over one ear. stumhling through the minuet: Dorothy, missing her cue and screeching, Heck, a spider! hefore the spider appeared , . the thrill of serving the seniors' farewell breakfast SoriioMoREs: pride in no longer being dui-,ized lfreshies . fun in raising funds for the CS.lvl C hy huying hack apples dissected in biology lah . . , flowing pastel goxx ns in the ix alt: scene of the operetta, In Old Virginny. ji'NioRs: the warmth of our Warm Up Social , A . the joy of being the first class to select class rings in junior year . . our junior comedy, W'ho ll ouldn't lie Crazy, a howling success . . happy hearts and dancing feet at our junior Prom . . flickering flames of the first Senior-junior candle light procession . . . happy memories of class night, SENIORS' dreams come true . . . dignity of the Rosary program . . . spooks at the Halloween Social . . . curled hair and Sunday best for class pictures . . . solemnity of the Sodality and Holy Name Receptions . . . thrills of our last class play, Come Out ofthe Kitchen , . . May Day! . . . Three days of prayer in retreat . . . anxious anticipation of exams. class night, and commence- ment. ll Gt 1 Q it ! 4 out eau 72 eiaez 7

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March I9 SAMUEL DOMIQNICO Sam . . . victim of classroom jokes but admirably accepts these pranks in a manly spirit . . . took part in football and class basketball. October Z7 jOllN GLLYSKI f'lashi' . , . little and shy. Nlever has a cross word escaped his lips, even when things weren t com- ing his way. Speed demon on the toothall field. October 3 l5liRl2NlCl2 l ICAC Little Bunny . . . small in si:c. large in brain matter . . . good stenographer. Cheerleader in '-H . . A cheerful, pcppy lass , , sure of happiness star class basketball forward. Attflttsl IS JAMES KINNIQY Kinney would strike you as being just another boy at first sight . . . We find him to be different . . . energetic with always n new ambition. August I9 BliRNAlDli'l lilQ fXlcC1RAl,lLY llependable, lox able lrish col- leen . a good singer . , . popular with everyone . . . always been someone s sweetheart . . . worked hard for the year book. April 3 RObL NORMAN Rose . . . quiet and reserved. l ler report card proves her scholastic abilities . , . gentle and kind with a very understanding nature , . , only xnior girl to attain high honors. September I3 XX ILLIAM l IAPPNLLR ul lappy ' . . . wears the biggest and most eheerlul smile in Nniur ll. lieeps his fellow class- mates amuseu with humorous pranks . . . lixeellent lootball player and letter man july 22 ll IOMAS l IOLAREN 'lom . . . calm and quiet. The motto, Still water runs deep , might apply to this ehap who is interested in aeronautics. He is likely to succeed April I3 MARGARET l.ANGlfNFll2LlJ lxlarg . , quiet miss who keeps everything to herself. . . uller voice is ever soft, gentle and low . anexcellent thingin a wom- an . . . ller pastime is movies. February II RAYMOND MCKENNA Rav . . . popular . . . atllvaround flood s nrt Alllli h luance rr . -Pi ' F5 . ' . chairman . , . took part in senior play . , leading part in operetta. Success is due this energetic lad. Qty WHL00, 4 49 41 f 3 3 W 4 : . f e 2 4 5- 2 F 41,1 xxx Y rr Hihlt 13