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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

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LUKE HIGH SCHOOL Carnegxe, Pa. 1 942 Ol P lHeX'XIxSf IX INK I0 'XI-XPS Xl L pralse thee O 'Xlarx XX e acknowledge thee to be our Queen -Xll the talth honors thee the 'Nlother undefiled lo thee all the angels crx aloud the heax ens and all the heax enlv powers 'I o thee the C herublm and Seraphim contlnually do ery Hall full of grace' Blessed art thou among women' 1 he glorlous cholr of the Apostles pralses thee 'I he 2lClI'I1lI'dbl9 company of the Prophets pralses thee The noble army of the 'Nlartyrs pralses thee The Holy C hureh throughout the World acknowledges thee 'I hou O 'Nlarv art the cause of our joy lhou art the glory of Jerusale lhou art the honor ol our peopl Thou alone of all the dftughttrs of I4 xe wast preserx ed from the tamt of orxglnal sm lhou alone wast found worthy to become the 'Vlother of the Incarnate VK ord ll e therefore pray thee help thy serw ants who Cry to thee from thrs xalley of tears O Mary saxe thy serx ants and turn to us thy supphcants X ouchsafe O 'Nlarv this day to lntercede for us That we be not d6C91N9d bv the snares of the dewl 'I urn thlne eyes of mercy on for we haxe hoped 1n thee In thee O Nlarx haxe we hoped 1nd we shall not be confoundec 6 V L , . . 1 . 1 . , g I, .'. . v I A ,, . . , : r ' , .. . . . . 3 , . ' 2 1 Y 7 0 Medlatrlx of all graces! 1 1 A VJ L IW U ' . m. 1' r 9 A 'I 1 Yi I 7 . f I 'V I 7 1 ! ! .. T. , U A ,. I I .I 1 1 . ' - : , . L, ., Q' I T , K .V us, J A yr, I I z ' . ' i' in , Z 7229! HOUR I lhe Challenge 0 lhe lulzne younf Cathollc CIUIGDN cqmpped wlth Z1 C ltholle educatlon we fue thc Challenge of thc future un lfrud l OUR II lor the bettel roundmg, out of 11 fullx dex eloped C hI'lStl1l l charactel we haw partlclpated IH extra cumculu Ictnl t1eQ of a QOCIRI nflture BOOK III The Challenge of Athletic: We haxe competed whole heartedly a program of athletlcs knowmg that a healthy body faclhtates the dex elop ment of mmd and soul 2 EH As j L , s, A ' 1 .Y . 1 t l I J 2 ' l 1 ' z 2 , . l The Challenge Of Social Activities 1 . ' , . Y ' 'S .2 . 4 -, A f ,. . 1 . 2 . , A n C ' P' - ' in - . I , ' Y ,W Revcrcndj j Brennan IJFDIC A I ION II he class of 104 7 IS proud to dedlcatt thlg book of hlgh Qthool mem orles to you, Father Brennan To ue you hax e been an IYISDITINQ example of our Cfxthohc falth It li rmrelx that we haxe exer I'HIiQ9fl you at the elght o clock 'Haw each morning or it the ehlldren Q 'Nlfws on Sundays llesldes being 1 Sllllllllll example I' lther vou haw llwau cheered loom we haw been amused bx xour malatent reference to eflth of us as Iohnnx or 'Nlarx II e haxe 'llwaw looked forward to xour urging Irlsh Qongs and to xour xerv specml Irlsh pg II e are glad that we connect our most cherlshed memorlee mth xou, Father, who haxe berx ed so untlrlnglx IH the prlesthood for fiftx foul xeare In leaxmg Qt Luke Hlgh Qchool we prax that sou max serxe mam more xeara and that God mll bleu xou moat abundartlx I l 4 N 'V I L V , L v f . I I 3 vf 1 - y - - 9 w X , Y . . . , 2 . A c , .' n 4 .' J L. ' 2 L. '.' Z ,AH V 'L ' 5 . ,, 1 . jx. . , , . , us wlth your smlle and Irlsh wlt In your OCCllSlOIIZll vlslts to the vlass- . f x k v v ' K 'L , L . L- 1 L, nn 'vw Aa ,H ' ' .I Y Y , v v ' ' ' I A 4 5 C 5 L t 5 A . j ' t : . 3 Reverend joseph W. Lowney Although Father Lowney has not been directly connected with our school activities, still his spirit of helpfulness has been felt by the senior 4-lass. The boys are especially gratelul for Father's interest in starting ath- letics at St. Luke's and the girls have felt his influence through the Sodality. Though we are leaving St. Luke's, we shall always remember Father Lowney's cheerful smile and willing help. !Q,QZZC'l.dZll.0l1 The seniors cannot fully express their appreciation of Father Purcell's untiring efforts during the past year to aid us. First of all, we are grateful for his spiritual and vocational guid- ance, and for the realization he has given us in apologetics of the im- portance of being able to explain our faith. We are also grateful for the many activities he has directed, and no matter where we may find our- shall never forget Father Purcell and his help. selves after graduation, we Reverend Wllliam J Purcell 7 M JCL! f Ns we reach the cncl of our se mor tear, wc loolc bacls with gratltucle upon the Lllltlfllljl labors of the Sisters of the l cc ultv for xll ol us Our fust acknowledgment IS to Sxster Xlarx lilarche, our DI'lllC'lp il lhe eemors wlll alwaxs remember her hne teachmg ID hlstorx arcl mathematlcs L ncler Slster Nlarla Anthony s Wllllflff gulclanee during the past two wears the semors feel that they haxe been able to accomphsh feats which woulcl haxe been otherwlse lmposslble Slsters able presertatlon of blologx, chemlstrx, ancl phvsles has awalcenecl a clesxre ln mam of us lo ho lurther IU those flclcls Although 5lSlLl Rebecca has been oul cl lss xclx lser fox onlx one Vear, she has shown her VVllllllQlILSS to help the se mor class Her Engllsh classes haxe glxcn us at cultural background lor later llle Slster Nlarx lfernalcl s cllrectlon of the JUHIOFN has preparecl them well to take up ne 'ct xeal the leaclershlp We law clown Nlanx ol us haxe en jox ecl her cl xsscs IN latm 1ncl American lllSUJI'X ln splte ol the ltct that SISLLI Nlelflt George Junior aclxlser, hae, rot been wlth us the entlre Xtell the cfratltucle xxhlch the senlors vush to express ls none the less slncere lo Slster Joseph loulses g1yetx ancl L1Hlll'lY'l1!I patlence the semors tttrmbute much of the Success ol then' sholthancl ancl tvpmg Classes Slster IQ sophomore 2lClKlS0l lhougzh Nlstev Xlarw Paseh 1l was the freshm tn xepolt teacher mam o t e semozs mll rec tll hcl lntelcstmv classes IH German ancl lf uropean l1lNUJI'X Slster Xl ux foc s ceaseless cllolts for the freshmen haxe lclt her wlth ew oecaslons UI contact ul 1 me u 1 mer c asses let thex vslll reca her mterest lll IINDIOXIDU the lll7I'dl'X l nclex the hnc clneetlon ol Slster Nllchacle Sister C ecllla, mcl Slster Heclempti the hlec C lub has become an lnte fral part of ou1 lllgll school trunmq e cannot orgct a x c nt ls EI . 1 au, a ser Xlellll 1 f cf an o the year here St lu e I K. vi I Q I 1 . iv? 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I . ' ' tv A046 M0 fm! uf PRESIDENT Daniel McGrogan . . . Dan has been our class president for four years. He is friendly, yet serious, a conscientious leader, and an honor student. He hopes to spend his next four years at Duquesne. Though his chief interest is athletics, he likes to play the piano, and he has a good voice. VICE-PRESIDENT Charles Pritchard . . . Pritch, our vice president for the last two years, is one of the most popular boys in the school. Noisy and good n,atured, he has been a leader who is distinguish- ed by his high ideals and loyalty to his friends. He is especially interested in football, but is not above teasing the girls. SECRETARY Mary Blanche Kennelly . . . Our third officer, class secre- tary, is distinguished as a perfect lady with a pleasant though determined manner. She is a good student, generous, enjoys dancing, and hopes to continue her secretarial work at business schoo . TREASURER Margaret McDonough . . . Our treasurer, known always as Margie, is a tall, slender miss with a genial personality. She has been a good debater, a reporter for the school in the local papers, and she has ambitions to become a journalist. lj CLASS OF 1942 ezfzewd i e ea? Us Srl ll' MBI' R 115t ay o NI 1oo 511111 5 1re enth115115t'e 1bout m1l1 ng t115 V 1r our be 5t 5e 5exer be flXt etlon e 155 othee r5 rteen ehe 1 rle ers e ght for football and IX for 1 5 Jall are hose n hx fzeu 1 boy make a good t1rt bx tymg St X meent Prep ln football r m1 Q1-ter C ee1l11 and b15te r e 1ae le fe rm the C lee Sodahty IN orgamzed mel the otl1eerN are ele eted Lorrame Astfalk I orr11r'e h15f11thfull5 eommute d on tle bus from l'ort P1tt for four te rs She ha5 proxed 1 lot of fun shovsn gootlI15t1 ln he r dre55 and been 1e p1ble forvs arel lk b1 k George Badannch Bundy h 5 been one of our mo5t ehee rful rel pe pular boy5 He has been unt1r1ngly ge nerous 1n m 1k ng posters md hopes to become a eommerclal art15t 5pe r 18 foot Ruta Boyce liltd IS a da1nty la55 mth manv dITllIlIl0IlS md 1 dete :mm 1t1on Wl1lClll 5hould brlng her 5uee'e5s bhe has proxeel her 1b1l1ty IS a debater actress and b xsket ball man 1g1 St Nlneene l'1ep1ntere51s er Clara Brannan Clara though quet 15 noted fe r wutty rem nles rd her 1r5eparable compan1on5h1p wlth Dorothy Ix 11 he e Ql e lS 1 ge od studs nt from Glendale and he r mte 11515 5 em to renter Il e Joseph Brennan Plgecns has spent mo5t of h15 tlme ln the v1c1n1ty ef the sehool I-le IS an untlrmg athlete r me mbe red e5pee1 1lly IS 1efe ree ln B Squad gamee Fran cus Buzzanell Buzzy IS an expe rt wh1stle r m1th 1 ele NlllSll lwlnkle m lll's brown eyes He l1ke5 to h1rmon1ze nel to te 51 the g1rl5 lle talks of startmg an orchestra John Collms laelt IS the more studmus of our IWIHS 1nd pe rhaps the more talkatlve He plays Class ba5ketball eourts the fre 5l1m1n g1rl5 md IS 1n h15 glory when teaslng Nl me one Leo Colhns Though ll IS dlfT1C'lIlI to d15t1ngu15h betveee n o 1rel l ele we lenovs Leo a5 the manager of the ba5ketball t m He IS most often se en dehxermg ne w5papers and 18 an x elle nt MII V1rg1n1a Coyle X1rg1n1a lb q111et yet not too much so to hate he r e1rele of 5taunCh fr1end5 She has played center ID ela55 ba5ketball ha5 a spec1al mterest ln St Ju5t1n s and 15 often 5een at the moves l 1 ' ...1 2'.12,'2' - , 11 .' 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Paul Dxllon agx 18 110511 IFISIIYTIID 1 frlrnd u pryore, 4 wlllmg wwmrkvr who 1 rs xcx t xnlur' fr uc-fx He 1 Indy mtlngrmdx fVX1S xmfm fr r s age c eu Carolyne Dmnen ll mmu nf 1 n m fm r N u ent mm IX r N 4 ww ze m ilor al UIZ cont: st IS n 1 K ll L1 echlst at XX xlker N 'NI1ll f h af Leona Dolle uugh mth UN im H1113 twu ye lr mnx s bswme 1 rlenclly I1 kmu m mlm NN S f L shown muvh mtc rest ln lhf llbrxry md h 18 prow d he r gc nr r osltw on ITIIPX UCC1SlUYl9 Dorothy Dorman 0 S grunt crwlf n .xrourd glrl as prefect of the qfldulltb, sp mrlsm m, hrmox Ntu dc nt, and actress Her fm ndlmm Ss mfl de D4 nd blllty h Lu fr dc ire d he r to me ryom Gladys Downey rys IN f rr rx Hugh wr mlSSff1 he r during our! zum 5 1 ur me . z n f S ence rnor Sucutg n nn Agnes Flnnerty Mtv I Il Ls um 11 ilfl 1 :rx 1 rlendx 4 m xx 4 ll f ln rr m Cleophas Fmnerty 1 umumm 1 k1H xx 11 N h acl-X curls, irc the amy of mmw e lls become du lntcruted In mmmercl 11 work md hiv lu pl my bldmlntem 4 ls IQIHITUIIN vwr er James Fmnerty UNI - Q m fr vm 1 ue nt mlsll LPN m not ll mnur studs nt i rms mb: r uf th Sc U H Joseph Flnnerty N N 1 Though he dldn t come 0 llfe untll hl sf mor M xr, he 5 pmud to e one uf the gang He xnxx 'U1dtINIT1lI1l1.,lI'lfIlt 11 b1l'texm md lx xnterc-tfd ln cha mlxtrx CLASS OF 1942 evzeufd z' e eat N 1 f 2-wg J '4 9HU' 535' F wt slit NNI xr me N ws Ln xl U ww llk irmlnfl IH 1 1 SN QYNQ N N The S In x 0 Glass Blows rx N ed to I B lp I-hgh n me I 1 ct n nr v NU gh! Nll nl Nou 11 5 W . 3 ' . Sh' 1 ' 2 'z 1 ,z W f c-V U' . ' l' ' ' , ' s -:lj 11 ' .tw his se-r' f sa ' ' ' -f V2 II- 'ami - b- 1fthfA :ta - 'r1'. W ' .., f'h' ' is El di A I' 'L lL ss who has be-fl 3 h rm it dl z l un - pm- t typixt. Sh- ' . first . A prl - 2 'Q iq , 11 uc-tix'sur1z1li.'t,z1nr111 f.. hful wt- s' 2 -'Lp' 'ng-l. -...Th ' -1 s,l.- 1 has -2 f ', :lx 4- -'w1f1hf'c'lL. . flwhu . . . D t has J 'fl h' .' 21 ull- 'l ' . ', 1 . I ' ,' I 'A' 1 ' ,' - I ,I . . V .. 'I 1- Vigil! '- ,gw 4 , , ff ff 1 12 gf- , I . . . . C5141 .- nur high hum r s ll1'HI. i ' - Th - A ' fa :' ' 'vg1',Shvl1 sr:-' rs-rl 3 to-hz-on - '1 whl -1 sciencel and il mvmln-r of th- Ili ww,-11:1 I I ,Q li? H In Sm 1 H m ' - '. Ilvr h hby is - mis. 1+ ' . . . I -xy, :as i s g'-111211 lxss 1 l' Wu -- mn to hs-r nw 12' tam-4-5, has 'Ildl'1lI't'4l 11- .1-lf In he-1' wich' 1-ir'c-lv ' if f '- Sh -'s ufu-n se-e-n :lt thw 1 'im-S, Sh- lwpnst gp V af ing. ' ... C'l1o isz 'li ' 4 gc-:llH 'I :gf- -l' ' '21 zj. Sh lag -- - Hply 1 ' - 'z ' ',z 1 1 ' ,. Sh'A.'1 -- kf. Ul l'0l3l'IIi ' .,. N . Hll2X.'F't'4'iVt'l1lliSf11i 1' 1 his Firx is: - 11f Tl1f- I.uc'izu1 . Srl fre- - 1 3 ' f Pall. He- IS ll se-rimas-n1i11rl1c1 flfllww, pug - r -AI: 'lth f -nt I lc---ss I , . . - . uni : 1 , :mf z - A 1- . 'l1'IN'l' llfm r S mf-ry, XM- 'z ' z zx daze- aft -r th I I. Q. t-:I . . . sci- '- :'lz1s.'v.' 3, Ho V: New thx- XY rld's I' 11r 'S' 'I J' . . . thv buy: are IH . .. Y ,H , N - M . .Q . vitl 211921 at St. .mlm the- 1 h Y .AQ . -Ixcllp. 15.1 rglu ,115 nv lttlf-. - A l S ICH tl X girs hp .Mil b A U . ,, K ,I QQ 'A ' I 'Q 'I Iwi! A . . . Pl! 10 nf tht' yu but k SIQLH 1 I 1 'rj . .l ' 1 A 1' 'W' 5 fp I1 s and muf- :xr the- SQ J W 1 lf I K I C LASS OF 1942 euzewj z' e ed? 'u KD- Xl v f-P-ng e,i5'V NOX FMBI R lweryone 15 busny readlng booles bought for Book Vl eele we reach our goal ,OO pltrons for ollr All lilgh Dance the boys close l good football se lson by deftatlng Worth Catholle senlors hold the lnnual All H1 Dance on Thanksglwlng Exe Vle welcome the Fhanlesglvlng x lcatlon Vvlth lts turkex Louls Fleck An lll round modern fellow ls thls well dressed handsome lad whol lnte rested ln sole nce and mathe matles who lllllldk mlnl ltllre llrplanes lnd spends hls spare mlnutes vlrltlng to vlrls Robert Cablg Bob lS a llkdl le fellow but we see llttle of hlm for he spends llls splre tlme Wflfklng for Smlth s Drug Store Ile hopes to become fl pharm clst Hls faxorlte ex pre sslon lk I Lot rob Martln Gannon Qlnce he veorks at Isalys MBTTIII h s not found sleeplng ln el lss too dlfliclllt He ean always fled room for ln lfgllmlhl or ln orlglnll method of solwlng l problem Patrlck Gannon Pat IS a good natured Irlshman every body s frlend He IS qulet yet mlschlevous never taklng any thlng serlously He llkPQ to spend hls spare tlme tramplng through the woods 'ind ls a master C1gIl'Pft0 roller Almeda Coldbach Goldle IS rlghtly nlcknamed for her golden halr IS her crown of glory She enjoys sports llk9S to lce skate and has a gre lt lnterest ln the army Arlene Gross Archle s dual personallty ranges from chlld llke mlschlex ousness to extreme sophlstlcatlon as the occaslon demands Thls popular glfl ls lnterested ln orvhestras ard llkes to dance Ellzabeth Hayes Betty known as Frosty to her close frlends has outgrown her glggllng but ls stlll full of fun Her neatness ls an outstandlng quallty and her hobby IS cuttlng her halr Elame Healey I' lame lb a talkatlve mlss well llked by everyone Her lnterests are dlvlded between Crafton and Carnegle She lllees to slng blues songs and hopes to study dletetlcs Marcella Herman Marcella ls a qulet ladyllke glrl and a good student She has a hobby of collectlng plctures enjoys playlng tennls and she lntends to goto college s J I 2 - A 7 . . 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' v' ' he ,Nv- l fl' 1 Louis Fleck Robert Gabig Martin Gannon Patrick Gannon Almeda Goldbach Arlene Gross Elizabeth Hayes Elaine Healey Marcella Herman IU Dorothy Ivanhoe David Kelsey Edward Kirby Regis Mannion Thomas Mastic Mary Margaret McCaffrey John McCarty Rcsina McCraley Margnret McKenna 20 Dorothy Ivanhoe 11 IAS 1 l11ng Wlllx 111 sll 11 Shi- IS rather qu11t lllll 1111as111nall1 breaks 1 111 ID 1 111111 r1 mar1 Sl11 1n-1111s th1 sl 1g1 plays ll th1 Stanl11 Dav1cl Kelsey 1 1ad1 r 1m11ng1l11 l111.1s1s sm1l111g Ja11, and p11pul1r 1-11th th1 g1rls,1sp1111lly 1 Il 1h1 1l1n11 il1111r Wh1r1 181111116 at 1- 1s1 1s FE 1 1 rr 1111 m11s11a 1n1l1n1d and a wh1z lf gf 1 m1 1ry Edward K1rby IN 1m s 1n 1111 ll l1l111f I'lS laughter ard a tilclxlflg manr1r v1h11h ha11 ma1l1 h1m 1 f.11 11r1t1- He- sums 111 pre-f1r th1 frcshm 1n glrls lil-I d1s1-r1es credlt 1111 h1s capable man1g1 m1 nt ll h11m1- Regns Mannmn Gill ls a l11shf11 f1ll1111 v1h11l1as 11nt f11r l111ng la11 s 1m ll s ll 11111m lftlllt 111a1l1 1nd l1as l111n furth111ng llls 1ml111111n l1 11111h1ng 'it ll s f1111tl11ll It Thomas M8StlC ff 1 1-1s1n1 fr11ndly m1nn1r 11l111l1 111111 1ls111 1ll II ls 1g11 st111 1 nt 1nd1s p1r11111l11l1 11111 V1 st1 d ID tl11 NI 1r1111 s Mary Margaret McCaffrey Xlllxf s 1rr1pr1ss1l1l1 sp1r1ts hav1 w11n h1-r many fr11nds Slll ls 1 g1n1r1111s worl11r g11 111111 1-ge John McCarty 11s1 1r1111 11111 il 111 ac as 111n 11111111 sm1l1 i 1n 1xp.1ns111 1 rs11n1111 h1 V11 1'1rry hlm far H1 l111l1l11 1n1l s11I1 11111 r1 1 ls s 11 r1 H1 llll It s 1111 Rosma McCraley .11s1111 1 1 1 lt nds 1 1 1n 11g ' s 11111 11 11l1 l11 1rt11lsm 11111gl1 1111111 s 11s ll 11 s11s 1 N4 111 1ss tmg SI11 11 1n1s 111 1111 s Margaret McKenna 1rg1r11 I1 s 1 1rn11l f11r 111-rs1 119 name 11f H pl111r11 l11 dr1n11 1l SI11 l1 1s 1n11rests he- tagc and IH 11p1r1 5l1 1 lglll 1 1111111 IH l111rth1nd 1 ls also an ac111mpl1sl11 d 1111111 I CLASS OF 1942 ewewj t e ea? l ,....-1 Q '111 1111f1r1111 1 1 1 I S N 1111 l 1 1 11, fl C I' l Y'11X 111 1 Il It rt Xlllffls 111 111 ss 1n11 1' s PNQHI IH R1gl1ts 1 1 f1 n 11r11fr1n11 l111n11 I L Nk m rlng tl11 s1n11s 111 s s111111rs Ft 1 r 111g 111 1Jl111l1da1s g111 ll 1 n111 1 11 11 1 I , . l Q I A ,.. 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RQ sl1 s1-1:q1111, ' ' ' ' ' f11r Q- ' I ll -1'11 li' ' st111'1-s . ., tl1 ' s 1 1 'l1 111-1-1l1-1l 'z 11 1111. 7 CLASS OF 1942 ewewd z' Q edt 115 I-XNl -XRS xtlldlltlflll t1lks begln for senlors football lettermen recelxe rexer Slljlfxg ln assembly f N ur r d drlll rushes 1ll home Black Wedne-sd1y fxr the m1dxe1r te ts be gm the hoys 1re rew1rded for thelr hard work bx the Football Banquet at Country Club 1rst a1d classes start ln the audltorlum Smle ple 1se 18 vue haxe our 111 dlxldu 1l plctures taken yearbook group pletures t 1l-.e n Rosemary McKenna 1Nem1rX1 llflllX glrl vel r 1 5s 1r She pessesses 1 xerx Nm! Nmle ne N 11 118 to e N1 o S 11l y e ll1 es James McKeown I1meN ls 1lJlg, good natured e1Ny g ng IFlSllYTl1Il xxhoe fuot 1te N xmg 1 Now dont get ex ls el1N1rm1ng Nmlle melts exen ate 11 III' N xxreth 1 1x1 1ng5N111eNl11 endle N supply of can Ellzabeth McK1nsey Betty IS 1n lgreeable lass frlendly wtth evervone 1nd alw1yN found lll a crowd Qhe 1 1nte rested 111 Nhorth iflfl 1nd has lIT'll5lIlUl'1S to become the per fe et ste nographer She enloys d 1ne1ng and basketball game N Rosemary O Bnen Rose mary has 1 naturalness and eh1rm whlch ttr et frle-nds She h1s 1 pet cow Hazel vxhlch occupxes an lmportant plate 1n he r llfe The class owes her mote of th xnks for the use of he r n11l hle and fountam pe n Wnlham Patterson B1ll1s p 11t1al to the freshm n glrls llc IS seen ustally vttth the Colhns twtns He wtll he remem bered for Pts ItNp41l and pohteness John Petrell omr X 1 vet ll llked boy about NC 1ool or 11N Nrmle me p1rNon1l1t3 He works tt Isaly s IH N ekees Hoe ks rel 1 1 1 msele ntlous member of the stuee t 1re1l p1 John Powers l1ekson though noted for reckless e I'1NlYlg 18 1x1 ry f11tl1f11 worke r 1t Kroger He 15 usu1 y 1 111 1 punetu1l In school hls llNOI'llt pxstlmes are Nleepm md Wlllslllllg lle glxe N tn lmpre Ns1on of sophtstleatlon Louns Puleo Ltlll1Nll N de we lope d 1 re al mte rest ID short hand and typmg .nd h 1N be e n ge ne TOUR IH glXlHg hls ttme md st rx1eeN lhs re spe etful eo11rtesyl11N won htm frlends as well N lllS se1Ne of humor Beatnce Schull Bee 1s a da1nty llttle mlss w1tl1 a sweet person llty vshxeh makes her a trlend of exeryone She IS 111 honor student who should go far J? A I .,.R1.'1 1 j 'sz f V' A 'to ez lly 1-11,111 l1e-r work m the tlve--1 .el-teen. I - 1 '- ,' please 3 lon l 1: il IIN 1l ,'IlIlH ' nvlrxz Il nalist. .'l1e- ls 11s1 1 lj N -en YN'llll lie-tty ay - V . I U ' 2- ..- Q ' 7, - 1 1 Y .2 h- v- I ol .' 2 ' S- 2 ' ' 1 Stes' S rl ' ' . - Ulltll. I'll do lt. ll .- nz Q 1 - J '- ' -z 'I - 's ' 1' . ll' 'll l 1.-la Q 's - -fu: .' Q 4 dy. . . . . . 1 .,, I , H 1 . t .y 2 1 2 L- - - 1 - V Q K 1 S 1 5 z z 2 J 1 - 1 - .- A- 1 ' .-- L' 1 . l' 3 2 .' - -L-r - 1 1- ff' ' 7 ' 2 ' 1. ar' ' nl A if 2 , H ' ' ,H 'fam Elf -25 ' e.- , , . . . . Q U- N. 5 ..,., 1 .f Q : 1' ' 1 A x ' ' 1 1 - '- ' ae . . H . . . 'J l yl' is z 'A -' A ' 2 the Vbffe .- 'l f l .' .' A 1 1 ,5 1 '. - Q 1 .' - 1 b. 6395 .1 ' ' ' x, 1:1 fs. -1 A Q - 1 u' lan 'W' 1-ot ' :trol. l ' ,'.': 1' l 11 szll qt- . 1 1. '. e'- - 1: . g s . . , . , 1r:t zu 111 X . . 1 YZ, iv, H , A K ' I . .. , 1 - bl. -s., t ah. Q 1 I . U 1 ',- 2 1 -2 . ' . , . ' .' ' ' A 1' -. 11 , 2,l,1v Z., , . 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'Y' 2 '. ,e . , v,. 5- '14 B- H Y ' - 4 as - 1 ' 1 1- 3 , F, 4 M . ,K i 'N Rmflmary NIPKEXHHQI .Izvnws Mc'Ks1own Iilizzlhe-th NIf'KiUSf'5' Rosemary U'BrifAn William Pattf-rson John Ps-trvll .Iuhn Pwwe-rs Imuif Pulf-1+ Ii:-utriw Svhill J Alice Smith Georgine Snyder Robert Stevens Patricia Sullivan Bernard Van Balen Elizabeth Welker John Welsh Kathleen Zimmer 7 Ahce Smlth lee noun dw mlttg t rlenc has 1 slow mlnner lnd soft xolce Her flxorltt plitlme 18 tlllelng She l lnte re sled IH lll Q ort Georglne Snyder Georglnf 18 ln dthletlc le ldtr wha enjoys knlttlng mel sewslng IS well LS .1 wlde correspondence Although lgooel typlst she would llke to he 1 h It deslgne r Robert Stevens Smlllng good nature d Bobby ha become lselstant manager 01 IsalyQ and his consequently developed the reputatlon of best sleeper ln Claw Thli Beau Brummel ls xe ry fulthful to a promlse Patrlcla Sulhvan lllmlnutlxe Plt wlth her wde wmllf eomes to lu from C raft ln Her pletlme IS be lflg nlee all he r lmbltlon to work ln .1 bank Bernard Van Balen Fall lanley plelslnt dependable md artlstlc to hls finger tlpe thls descrlbes Bernard who cm m xlee xerx good coffee lnd who once Qlld he vw lnted t he 1 hermlt Elizabeth Welker Betty 18 usu llly seen wlth M lr o S pl lylng lle el lrlnet lnd vw IDIS to he 1 re ee PIUIDIQ John Welsh llck IS dehonn ure sophlstlclted ind 1 good wtude nt who ls lnte re ste d ln Scle nee lnd pulllle spe Lklhg He 18 1 me mlle r of the Srle nee Honor b HCI tg Kathleen Zlmmer hax ls A petlte mm who though last ln the lm ls not labt ln our hearts Shi ls QUICI yet frlendlx and hope to go ln tralnlng Jw CLASb OF 1942 QVLZWJ f Q em' De ll ue N he gln Iluque snl Strlng Pnse nlhle plays lt non le lgue de ll ve lgllnst St Xlncfnt n ict Fle Blshop C lHdlfQtlChS l n je ed hx lll our Cis lyn on Lnltx for X ICIUTV lre Suhmltte d ee more md junlors lttend 1 conce rt by the PltlSlllIl gll bxmphonl. f,I'0llt'stI'k lt rth C lthole 1 members he gln prletlce for musle fe stlw ll tl o tree Xlonelu eglwtrltlon IJ ly lnd George XX uh lngton - Blrtlld 15 X lgUl'llUN e lm n Nt lrte d or W xrhoo ll Xl tl PIN . . . -' ...Al '-,li ' 'S ' 1JllI'I'f 1 ls, z: z1z :' ' . -Q' -1, ,- z' asp s. 1 sz ' 1 1: 1 f , -' 1 ' 's , ..'.. . . ' ' .V - .. . 1 , -ll vv- - - Y ' 1 z ' 1i- .. , 1 3 s 111. 1' .,'t'Y ' ' 1 : 12 , ' ' ' 2 V , ,lfl I -. .I . . . . ' ., ' .232 ' l X I ' ,E z'1 '1,' 1 2 ' nz' 1 '2 1 o 'ul 2 1 . 1 ' sz :11 2- gie. She- drf-ssl-s we-ll, and is usually partial to re1-d. .She en- l liBRl'ARY jy, z ft -1 'Q S 1: .t. -12 22 .' .'. 11 ...ee1z-play, url I -Q 11 I ' ,Nu -1 . 5 . . .,se1 - 'ly1 ja 1.32, ,' No z l- H1 . . . ble- Clllll .l- . ' ke'-. kf. . . . . ., - ' ' :-z- . nf -N, - pzllg sz 1 f Q11 le: l1'1r- ' ' ' . ' - v '. . . .hY.Q N . V ' , .JUNIOR I CLASS OF 1943 Top row: .lean Dempster, Dorothea Coyle, William Roach, Thomas Swanson, James Gannon Joseph Irelard, Robert ML1lholland,.Iohn Flory, John Metrovieh, Ruth Coll, LaVerne Volk. Front row: Daniel Chelko Geneviexe McCrale Rosalie S irik Marie McCusker, Anna ' 1 I yu ' p 1 Mae Snyder, Chrismar Manion, Regina Micheli, Rita Vechazone, James McIntyre. CLASS OFFICERS President Charles Neale Yiee President Thomas Swanson Ser-retary Anna Mae Snyder Treasurer Joseph Ireland .JUNIOR II Top row: Evelyn Healey, Anthony Domenico, Charles Mc-Intyre, Frank Scisciani, Richard Seigfried, Charles Neale, William MeGarry, Paul Eger, Dorothy Zeieheck. Second Row: Thelma Steinmetz Ellen Conle , y- Front Row: Anthony Chaido, Mary Brennan, Eleanor Fisher, Grace Campbell, June Knapp. Genevieve Thornton, Agnes McKeown, Lillian MeCue, Henry Herman. LU'll0Z.'f 2601412 jajaez Lqddjmen We entered school thle year wlth the proud .mtlclpatlon of enjoylng the rlghts of upper classmen lhls of courbe Included that mem orable October day when we chose l'he All Amerlcdn as, our class rlng Howexer we hadn t the pleasure of Qhowlng them to our frlends untll Nlarch 'Nldny of our boys partlclpated ln football and 'lt thc end of the season recelx ed red re werexble Jackets for thelr good sportsmanshlp JUHIOFS also played on the glrls as well as the boys x lrsltles In the school cornpetltlon we bhowecl our 1b1l1ty as essuylsts by hawlng SIX VSIHHIHQ ess lys whlch were cntered ln the local lnlty lol X ICIOFX contest C hrlsm tr Nldfllllll brought honor to the school by wlnnlng second prlfe ln thls loc Ll contest At our Junlor SOCI Ll on the twelfth ol 'Nou em ber the hall was be lutxtully llf:'COI'dl6ilW1f.ll our blue ind whlte class colors We loolcccl forward to our most exentful 'Ill-III' ol thc xelr the Iumor Prom held IH 'NIH lonff beiorc wc built drcfxrns lbout our formal Uowns corstgcs cxcnmg bugs and the style ln whlch wc would wc lr our hnr We cndccl our cxcntlul xcu by our plrtlclpitlon ln thc Commcncemcnt exercises on lune 4 CLA SS OF 1942 euzewd te em It fav -ww- NI ARC H st c c is 1 1 nm xx fncu 3 mbc r Slstc r 'NI me eo rlwcs slu 1 vc sc x ln llllS girl m xlcc r lllllfllls s 4 r C X uc 1 m lons 1 x H lrlm lx . l l . 1 . 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' 1,1szlg,m1ts'-1s:...xw 1, ,I 1 ,A got 1 --urls...-'-'AA Du U. .. 1 url mul . . . nur IJil'll1I't'r are- ...Scil fl Alz,'.'As 1 'I - 2 . 1 , . 1 2, 24 ..b2.'k'21l bn LxI'i'2tlSfm1lIJ1 I A 1' ln' ...Chl 'l Y simgsz C' 'A ti n. 1 a CLASS OF 1944 SOPHOMORIL II Third Row: Frank Petrell, Jack McGrogan,Francis Harris, Anthony Scisciani, .lam rick, Joseph Sherwood, Bernard Roman, Paul Mullaney, Michael Jalilonski. Second row: Alberta Coyle, Frances Brown, Bessie Langston, Therese Iiuzzanf-ll, li Mcflrogan, Patricia Dorman, Bernadette Herman, Gertrude Herron, Mary Gratlius Schafer. First row: Rosemary McIntyre, Jean Kinney, Dolores Prosser, Bernadette Goldlaaeh Finnerty, Rose Kluteh, Frances Mendola, Margaret Cusick. SOPHUMORIG I John O'Connell Robert Barr Eileen McKenna Therese Herman President Vice President Secretary Treasurer SUPHUM URIC I SUPHUMORIC ll Joseph Slim-rvvoorl llolore s Prosser Frances lxlfflfllllll Anthony Sciseiani v es Car- lt-anoi' Alma , Mary Third row: Thomas She-an, Thomas Wlilsli, Jack 0'Q'onnell, Koliert Iiarr, liaymt tid l,r lwls 5, Robert Zarulma, Sylvester Bevard, .lack Dorman, Michael Yucieh, Joseph Vamplms ll, William Kearns, Lawrence Micheli, James Conley, James Musiol. Second row: Dorothy Sullivan, Patricia Burke, Eileen McKenna, Loran Golcllmaeh. Mary .lane Knotek, Lorraine Geis, Therese Tornichio, Myrtle Woleslagle, Grace Finnerty. Tlieiwse' Herman. First row: l-imma Valetta, Rose Marie Blank, Laura Ilecheck, Paul Greek, Gram- l Irriel. Betty Coyle, Therese Spirik. Nx FRESHMAN I Third row: Joseph Puleo, George Langenfeld, Charles Smythe, Joseph Patterson, William Mc-Ilonougli, Francis Lange, Lawrence Columbus, John Astfalk, Warren Snyder, lidward NI mion Robert Stor Jost h Finnert - 2 , A yi' -'P y- Second row: Matilda Altenhoff, Beatrice Hger, Lucille Pointer, Mary Jane Campbell, Kath- leen Mc-Garry, Bernadette Cercek. First row: Martha Mountain, Lois Moran, Colette Goldbach, Mildred Fisher, Margaret Zajicek. Dan McGarry John Grafiius Betty Brennan FRICSHMAN I FRESHMAN II Joseph Finnerty President .Ioseph Puleo Vice-President Mary Jane Campbell Secretary Matilda Altenhofi' Treasurer FRICSIIMAN II Bill Dougherty Third row: Dennis llorman, Lawrence Suttinger, Clarence Baux, James Carr, Robert Point- er, Roy Honnett, llaniel McGarry, Lawrence Snyder, Robert Ilostert, William lloughetry, John Gratlius. Second row: Eileen Walker, Mary Cecilia Rose, Audrey Kennelly, Marjorie Snyder, Irene liraudy, Grace Mc-Carty, Anna Rose O'Leary. I-irst row: Rosemary Crawford, Catherine Wyke, Lucille Brennan, LaVerne Iiger, La Verne Wyke, Marie Molliea. At Piano: Betty Brennan. CLASS OF 1945 i. 225 IMZIZ 216' 2 NK e were freshmen at last' After elght years of grammar school we actually were freshles Planmng our schedule was the first step ln now Latln algebra and anclent hlstory, well as changmg of classes and actlvlty perlods are all a part of our hlgh school l1fe Frlday the thlrteenth may be a Jmx day but It dldnt affect the soclal and pecunlary returns of our X alentme Dance Thxs success enabled us to haxe the tradltlonal breakfast for the senlors at the close of the school year In grand style The freshmen were also strongly IH the sports llght 'Vlany of our boys went out for football and sex eral of our g1rls trled warslty basketball successfully Both of the class basketball teams trlcd to make thelr games vlctorlous ones XX e hope to make better sophomores th In we dld freshmen though we hope that none of the Slsters who haxe taught us thls year have any complalnts about our conduct and scholastlc attempts CLASS OF 1942 evzewj t edt E W 1 Af --S t MAX md Il NP Looking forwlrd to thc bt lutlful crownmg mf the Blessed Xlrgm on N1 xy Day the annu Ll rctrf xt under the lnsplrlng supcrwlslon of lwther urrxy finml tests rs rc ports poxgnant memorus of class mght the ClPllC10l1S freshman bra 1k th dlgntx md solemmtx o commencement the l1llU'1lJLlQYN s of our plcmc r . ! l z 2 04 y 2? 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The statue of Our Blessed Mother was enshrined in white silk draperies, ferns, and chrysanthemums, In the pres- sence of the sodalists, our prefect, Dorothy Dorman, crowned our Blessed Mother as Queen of Peace. The sodalists then renewed their act of consecration to Mary and petitioned her for the peace of the world. The ceremony ended with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. The crowning of Our Lady as Queen of Peace on December 8 was particularly appropriate, for the Immaculate Conception is the patronal feast of the United States. The Coronation was likewise a part of the sodality program of study and activities for national defense, .Y Our Sodalists bl' Q I Q , s... , Coronation 0 Our L :dy Sfllfllflf-J Council We Wield the Gavel This year brought an entirely new sodality setup At the beginning ot' the year the sodalists grouped themselx es into six committees under which they wished to work A chairman was chosen for each of the committees These chairmen with the olllcers formed the C'entral Council which planned the subjects to be discussed at the regular meetings and directed the actix ities of the sodality under the guidance of the Director. We Follow Mother Seton In Catholic Action With the cause ot' Mother Seton's canonization nearing realization, the Mother Seton Club, redoubled its efforts to spread dexotion to their patroness and to cultivate a spirit of C'hrist-like charity and zeal Among their actix ities members contributed to the support of Father llenry's colored missions, and to liosalia Foundling All collected eggs at Easter for the Home for the Aged. M1l'fiflll zllotber Seton Club O ten M Our Mdzdoof The Lucian staff wishes to thank all those who have cooperated with us in making our yearbook a success. Without the cooperation of all our classmates who solicited patrons and advertising, it could never have become a reality, Many others too have contri- buted to the writing, and the typing, ln many ways the book has been truly a class project. 722 ,fucidn Editor Thomas Mastic Business Manager James Finnerty Art Editors Bernard Van Balen George Badanich Activities Editor Mary Margaret McCaffrey Business Stal? Georgine Snyder Charles Pritchard Jack McCarty Paul Dillon Dan McGrogan Athletics Editor John Welsh Contributing Staf Margie McDonough Carolyne Dinnen Dorothy Dorman Gladys Downey Mary Blanche Kennelly Rosina McCraley Marcella Herman Margaret McKenna Typists Farolyne Dinnen Dorothy Dorman Cleo Finrerty M .game .gn ouezninf We .Q'A00f With one year of experience, the Student Council opened its second year of membership in the Federation of Catholic High Schools of the Diocese of Pittsburgh, by electing as its officers John Welsh, president, James Finnerty, xice-president, Margie McDonough, secretary, and Marcella Herman, treasurer We share in gox erning the school was really true of the Student Council this year. As the newly organized student government got under way, a student patrol was formed to keep order on the campus during change of classes. Keep to the right, Single file, and similar admonitions from patrol members soon improved the order on the campus, Student council members attended the Communion break- fast held at the Fort Pitt Hotel to launch the campaign against indecent literature sponsored by the Federation, Posters for this campaign were submitted by George Badanich and Ber- nard Yan Balen. The Student Council found much pleasure in entertaining the debating teams who spoke at St. Luke High under the direction of the Federation, and in contributing to Vocation Elgek by bringing Sister Consuela Marie to address the student o y. The Student Council -751 O jhfenio 1e ilshops Candlesticks ne att pl x b 1sed u ne em s s X 0 lt 1 IN 1 l ID 9 by the exper1ment1l dr1m eu 1 undtr he e1reet1on of 1 e ureell 1 y een 1r1und 1 eh 1r1t 1ble blshop l1y mg ne r I r1s 1n tl1e n1re te e nt eenlury who fln1llV gaye h1s last prlzed posse ssxon 1 p11r et em le st1el1s to tn esc1ped eonylet Tle use of 1 duphe ll L it W lk ne w but quite suecessful W gdffenfe O Opponerzfd Porensle 1ct1y1t1es opened at St L ke wlth tl1e de b 1te of tod1y 1s mee ttng 1ts soe11lrespons1b1l1ty Our 1ffirmat1ye team defeated St George md Central C 1thol1e1 but w1s defe 1ted by the Y mee nt11n -Xe 1demx II'lt1 The negatlwe team yy 1s v1e'tor1ous oyer St X mee nt Prep IH prehmlnary debate Annunclatlon and St Ioseph but lost to St Jus I1 Botl1 teams entered the seml finals Durlng tl11s se r1e s the Lfhrm 1t1ye deb 1ted wlth the St Rosalla Holy C ho t Ae 1demy gndfti lad 1ry of the Mount teams The 11eg1t1ye team met 1t1e r1 W Zee 72 Zotzydfj After the eurtalns were drawn on The Blshops Candle stlcks rehearsals began almost unmedlately for the cla s pla Fxerblneelwe The play a hllarlous comedy of modern hlgh school stu dents centers around the pubhcatlon of The Penguln the school newspaper Comphcatlons artse through the 1ppo1nt ment of Susan Blake as dSSOCldIE edltor to Johnny Cloyer Johnnys unt1mely attack of measles leayes Susan to edxt the Chrlstmas lssue alone Susan s nalve presentatton of news results IH a serles of amusmg 1IlC1d6I1IS Whlch ke pr the dudlenqe IH gales of laughter 1 I -XR NIJ Tl rl! l 11g retN lxer onx 'N ei 1 end xrmt Iohn VM s 1 B rn 1rd X l 1le 1 1r1e lBU5ll I1 S1 IX 1rm 111 n Nici re H1 lllXk NI rgle Nlellonough R 1 Be yee 'X ary 'XI Nici rey 'Negatlye Carolyre Dmne ll 11eell1 Il: rn n VK el Nlrs Cloxer Dorothy Dorm 1n Johnny Cloyer James l'1nne rty Hr Cloyer Dan 'Niebrogan Spud Ermn Jaele NIQC1rty Susan Blake Rlta Boyce Betsy Fryxln Pat Sulhy 1n 'Nlartha Xxllldfd Nlargle McDonough Oifieer eCappyl Sxmmons Bernard Kan Balen Henry Qumn John Vlelsh Lucybelle Lee Margaret Mchenna Preston Hughes Charles Prlteh rd Football Players George Badanlcle James NIcKeov1n Paul Dlllon l l l l 1 1 1 - l l 1 W Q' Tllll CI . l' Z Z Ll? 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Charles Pritchard, Dan NIcGrogar, Jack McCarty, james McDonough, Charles Neale. William McGarxy, Lawrerxee Columbus, joseph Brennan. Reverend Vlfilliamj Purcell. Second row: Mgr. Robert M ullholland, Dennis Dorman, Francis Lange, Roy Bonnelt, Thomas Mastic. jack 0'Connell, Robert Pointfr, Thomas Shean, james M-zsiol, Frank Petrell. Mgr. Thomas Swansoh. First row. Robert Story, james Carrick. John Petrcll, Anthony Chai:'o, James Fmnertju. George Badanirh jack Astfalk, Charles Mclnlyre 1' ! Monogram Club lhrrd row Charles Neale Wal llam McGarry Leo Collms Ber nard Van Balen james McDon ough Jack McCarty Dan Mc Gorgan Second row Robert Mulhol land joseph Brennen Charles Prxchard Lawerence Columbus john Welsh Jack Dorman James Carrick Joseph Ireland Jack Astfalk Plrst row Anthony Chardo Charles Mclntyre Gerrge Bad anlch john Petrell Dave Kc sey james Fmnerty Thomas Swanson joe Fxnnerty 7' y faznecf 7-Aer ,feifezj ThlS year, for the first tlme ln the hlstorx of sports ln St l uke s, a mono gram club was orgamzed lt lb made up of boys who earned letters, elther IH football or basketball Oltlcers Wlll be elected each year 'I hd lettermen of each season wlll be enrolled IH thls club The purrese of thls club IS to keep the letter men organlzed after they leaxe hlgh school The alumnl members Wlll help wlth the furtherlrg of sports IH the Hlgh School TA ,, an ef ur 0 Wlth these captnatmg mlsses leadlng the cheers lf 18 httle wonder that our football team played so energetlcally durmg the past season We-arlng brlght red sklrts dazzlmg whlte sweaters wlth red L ln the front red anklets brown ard whlte saddle shoes and red and whlte rlbbons ln thflr halr these glrls held the attention of the crowd wherever they cheered Bu after all who could refuse to cooper ite wlth such eharmlng lc xdersl 'les St I uke wrll newrf ftlts 1941-l'f'hezrle urs Q' L T' lourth ron Anna Mae Snyder june Knapp l'hlrd row Colette Goldbath Dorothy Sulllvan Second rovs Alberta Coyle Rlta E05 e ,f Dorothy Ze cheek Mary Margaret Mc Caffrey hrs! row Pat Sul lv n Martella I- erman Mary Grafhas Ro emary Mtlntyre r Ae 'Z e f 2 H . . tb It ,L W Q 5 Urglfz-4,. -.i .Hr lull,-.I V l v Y? ,y A . F ' 'o v it X' - rv A' . I Q? Y 9 f na 6- 5, YQ I u Flu x 'Bl' 1 3? A I f ' ' J 4. 4 ZH? ' 11,75 That's what counts An exciting moment Their last game to- get her Going down Satisfaction Closing in ?l.6!6Q?.'5 me .qfazze Charles Pritchard . . . Tackle . . . 3 years . . . All Carnegie . . .stout defensive man . . . hard charging . . . likes tackle around play . . .jolly fellow. Joseph Brennan . . . Fullback . . . 2 years . . .All Catholic . . . All Carnegie . . . good kicker . . . and a hard line plunger . . . good offensive player. Dave Kelsey . . . Halfback . . . 2 years . . . All Carnegie . . . good blocker . . . one of the best bzll carriers on the team . . . leading scorer. Jack McCarty . , . End . . . 2 years . . .good defensive player . . . fast moving downfield block- er . . . likes to receive passes. James Finnerty . . . Quarterback . . .3 years . . . Voted most valuable player on team . . . All Carnegie . . .All Catholic . . . Fine runner . . .exceptional blocker. Joseph Ireland . . . Halfback . . . I year. . .fast shifty runner. . .suffered broken nose during early part of sezson . . .should star next year. John Petrell . . . Center . . . 2 years . . . All Catholic . . . All Carnegie . . . sparkplug of the team . . . great backer up . . .always rolls his sleeves up. George Badanich . . .Guard . . .2 years . . . All Carnegie . . .fast charging, hard hitting . . . likes to submarine . . . always on his feet. Dan McGrogan . . . Halfback . . . 2 years , . .called plays for our boys. . . fine runner in open field . . . Wide awake and smart. Lawrence Columbus . . .End . . . 1 year . . .one of the two freshmen on squad . . . good pass blocker . . .should be rated high next year. James McDonough. . .Tackle . .. lyear . . . All Carnegie . . . All Catholic .. . fast charging player . . .breaks up many plays . . .should be in the pink next year. Charles Mclntyre . . . Quarterback . . . 1 year . . .started at guard but switched to backfield . . . good blocker . . . fast open field runner. Charles Neale . . . End . . . I year . . . All Carnegie . . . down fast under punts . . . good pass receiver . . .should star next year. William McGarry . . .Tackle . . . l year. . .good offensive player . . . can open a hole in any line . . . will return next year. James Carrick . . . Halfback . . . I year . . .only sophomore letterman . . . good runner and passer . . . should be better next year. FOOTBALL SCHEDLLL Luke Opponents St Yrncent S C'eorge Altoona Catho rt bt Justrn X ronrer Qouth lwrxtttt C lark St Thom s S C at rt Mve W CR Az' Kafka lhe l' wlrtrng lrrsh oi St Luke s ended thtrr season rn secont pl rtt rn tht C rthoht ltaffue haxrng lost one out of four Leagut ffamts to a powtrful St Iustrn axqgressor 'lhey defeated bt C eorgre s and St X eronrca s whrle Qt Thomas forferted therr frame to us ln the nor league contests Qt Luke s Won two lost two and tred one They defeated Altoona and North qrde C athoht and lost to the local rrx al Scott Towrshrp and also to South Fax ette l herr ore tred contest was a hart' fought battle wrth St N rnetr t Prep The Qt lultt team was well represented on both the All Cathohc and All C arnegre teams There were erght of St Luke s plat ers on the All Clarnegre team and four players on the All Fathohc team lhe boosters of the Qt Iulte team are lookrng forward to a better ttam ntxt tear wrth the return of nrne letter men to bolster the 104 7 squad 'I he team wrll sax good bxe to ergltt lht Nt lultt tt rm had tht full trooperatron of the Athletrt C ountrl lhrs xt rr whrth sponsored fr thousand dollar raffle to obt rrn tht tqurpmt nt that was needed lhe St I ulte men were tonsprtuor s on tht plaxrngz field wrth therr brrght red unrforrns lht t ut oi tht tqurpment was rn the Crpable hands of the two rn rn rf tr liobtrt Nlulholl rnd and lhom rs Qwarson Ont of tht hrrest football banquets ex er sporsored rn thrs th t rtt w rs tfrx tn tht plax ers of 91 luke s It was held at the C h rrtrtr Ht grhts C ourrtrx Club on Ianuftrx 78 There was 1 lrrfft hst ol spt rlttrs md ,quests Among these were Paul Qul lrxr Sit t Hrnl o Dr Halser Phrlrp Hrller and Iohn Holahan l l l 117 L 1 2.4. , 'L '. 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Front row: Joseph Ireland, Charles McIntyre, David Kelsey, Thomas Swanson, Joseph Brennan. B SQUAD Standing Mgr Ioseph Finnerty James Conley Robert Mullholland Henry Herman Francis Harris Mgr Leo Collins Seated P'iul Mullaney James Carrick joseph Sherwood Jack M Grogan James Musiol fmfeffzff 055625 ben omjaefzfzon St Luke started off lts basketball season with two wins one against Roblnson and the other against St George 'l hex then went lnto a fixe game slump losing to C lark St Justin St Basil, St 'llarx of the Nlount and St XQTOHICH All of these games were lost by close stores lhe 'st luke team prox ed thu could come back bw defeating the league s leading team St lwdSll l hu dropped tht next grime to St X eromta and then t tme back to defe tt St Nl xrx l hu went into their setond slump of the se lson losing to St Joseph ht George, St loseph St N intent Prep md C lxrls lhe boxs tndtd up with a j,1TlllIl fm Ile bu defeating the St Iustln team Fmt boxs plawed their last game for the Red and ll hlte lxelsew Nlcfirogan ll elsh X IU Halen and llrenn tn Plxe members of the Xarsltx along with the boxs from the I Squad w1llrepresentNt lulse H1 h on the basketball floor next xear lhe equipment this X ear XV1s cared for bx the managers, Leo Collins and lsellx Fmnertx The team had the full cooperation of the -Xthletlc Council through whlch fhex receixed new equipment ji i . . 4' l 0 Y' ' . 1 . 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Dave Kelsey Three year letttrman Dangerous at 21llt1mrs wlth h1s shots T e team s ball hirdler Joseph Sherwood 1 one of tht sl who wlll be l1c re next ye 1r llt may hold unte r poslt on Joe Brennan lu 1 ct e w s good 1n scormg on long throws and ln those from elther Qldf of the foul rlng Dan McGrogan l' imous for h1s lt ft hand rd push shots Always dmgerous W1 he mlssed sore ly VN is hlgh score man Jack Welsh Good defcnslve man Alwfiys trylng hls hest good it foul sh ots Pulled through 1n 1 pmch Jack Dorman Only letterman from sopho more class on wxrslty team vw look or v. ml to A hr1ght future for I ck .affect h1s ihllltx on thc lmsketlmll floor look for lug thmgs ns xt s Ason lVlf1c Joe Ireland The only south p xw on the squad was xccurate w1th hls own ox er h md shot vull he back next yelr Tommy Swanson Su anson s dlilllly and splrlt helped 1 s throughout the sc xson Good set shot Bernard Van Balen His helght was 1 gredl Asset to the te 1m Three Veer letterman excelled it plxot shots BOY S LEAGUE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE e They Georges H1gh Justms H1gl1 Bas1ls Hlgh Marys H1gh Veronlca H1gh Bas1ls Hlgh Weromca H1gh Marys H1gh Josephs H1gh Justms H1gh Georges H1gh lose ph H1gh A. l' . A! ' t .ct K- . -fun -V x 'kr V 5 ,,,,,-l','f 'L f ' W 5 D . A 1 9 V- 1 esrr 1 ' f ' - ..,, loe s 1 1.5 lbs 4' X 1. K 1 ' 1 '15 h ' h - 1 l H IV E ..,C'ool -zd1l...ll- up , . . x x . . I J F We . . . f Chuck Mclntyre . . . Hts small SIZF dld not 1 f 1 . 1 , ' . f . . 1 ' V2 . 1' I- '- If ft Q . 1 1, ' K ' x 1 ' 3.5, 1 'Q 1 vb K W J ' h A St. l ' 20 17 , 3 St. , ' . ' 14 32 , A A 1 5 sr. - ' ' 20 23 St. ' ' 30 37 1 - ' St. ' ' ' ' 15 19 f 2, Sr. g ' 25 19 ' f sr. ' ' ' 20 22 ' ,J st. ' 23 20 I ' ' , Sr. - ' 29 38 H sr. ' ' 24 26 - St. ,' ' 20 35 - Sl.. H1 ' Ill 36 50 ,X gAam!a1'onJ!izQa Zqifafa DOROTHY DORMAN . , Highest scorer among forwards Her presence will be sorely missed after her graduation this year. ALICE SMITH i , A crafty forward graduating this year, Her reliability tended to bring on many a victory. JUNE KNAPP . . .DA capable veteran of the squad returning next year. Her shooting ability won many a gameg so we look for a brighter future, ALMEDA GOLDBACH J . . A splendid guard, always doing her best in every game. A senior, she leaves behind her a fine record. ANNA MAE SNYDER . , She'll be the only first string guard returning next year. A good defensive player and ex- cellent passer. GEORGINE SNYDER Our captain is a star guard of the xarsity. She is a senior who leaves a record of four years of excellent basketball playing, il I Qi Girls' Basketball Schedule Luke . Luke Luke Luke . Luke Luke Luke Luke Luke Luke Luke Luke Luke Luke Luke Luke Luke Luke Luke Luke Luke First Half St. John Annunciation St. Lawrence St. Raphael Annunciation St. Augustine St. Raphael St. John St. John St. Mary St. Augustine St. George Second Half St. Lawrence St, Augustine St. Mary St. Raphael St. Raphael Annunciation Annunciation St. Augustine St. Mary Zac Through hrs leadershrp coachrng abrllty and untlrlng efforts Mr Hayes led the glrls to thelr present standing IH the Cathollc League At the outset cf the season Mr Hayes made hrs team a stlfi contender for the Cathclrc League Champlonshlp by lnstlllmg m hrs players the art rd love of the g rre and fine Ideals of sport marshlp J Mm! proved Manner IQ We take great prlde ln our Girls Varsity Basketball Team which tled for second place ln the Cathohc Ieague thls year Flve warslty players from last year formed the nucleus for this year s squad under the supervlslon and guld ance of Mr Hayes New red and whlte satin unrforms gave added Splrlt to the team lhe season began for the Luke s wlth St John the Baptist on the Arsenal floor The game resulted ln a 27 17 victory for the Iuke s A wlnnmg streak burg Qt John the Baptlst Qt Augustme and the St lawrence team Howex er these uctorres were retarded wlth a slight edged defeat of 26 27 by Annuncratron rn a game away After thls encounter xlctory returned once more until the I uke s were again defeated by Annunclatlon on the Harding Fvm fioor These defeats placed the Luke s IH second place IH the first half of the season haxmg been nosed out by the undefeated Annuncratron team Xvltll the full enthusiasm and support of the school the second half began wlth steady leads ow er our competltors To break the monotony of league games ard give a helpmg hand IH the Buy a Bomber campaign a benefit game proved xlttorrous oxer St Ceorges girls from Knoxullc Exen though St Marys defeated the Annunclatlon girls and St Mary s fell under the Luke s six An nuncratron gamed the upper hand ln two Stlff battles for first place agarn ID the second half of the season The cllmax of the season was the basketball banquet ln whlch the glrls were honored for thelr hard work and fine ideas of sportsmanshlp 7 Um A ' Lt followed in the combats. between St, Luke and St. Raphael! 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