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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

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Before we step out into a wider, less sympathetic world, we look back over the years to teachers and classmates, to studies and activities that made our little world unique as a gateway to a more complex world in which we'lI continue to work and play and pray. Six I HAEC EST DOMUS DEI ET -PORTA COELIJ' I l I If 22 ' I 5: K. 5 7 4 1 1 1 X ' E K I ll lt X ' CL, on 0 0 X Q . . '0'0'4f 32,9 0 . . . 0.0.0.4 3.5.64 I . 0,, 'QW r,0 va ,,,-0. 0004,,0,0 00 og! .000000' i Q , , , 0 0 1 , , ,0 p 0 0 9 . 0 0 4 0 0 5 1 D .95 0 0 9.0.05 .000 0, fi V0 P 0 0 ' 0 0'0'. 0 0 i Q , 0 0 0 0 Q , 56.099 0001002 Vffiti 9995 It' Of r 0 0 0 0 i , 0 0 901-Q, ,01-000- XX gzgg. i g.:1,+:.j.?g X, QQ? 'I ' 0'0 4 6,0 sw:-: xv. 0 0 1 0 0 r 0 0 0 0 4 0'0'0 Vai ' 0'0 0 0'1'4'4 afozg yet p 49. .ant V! Q l EO' 0'9'g'l 5:4 7 5 .5 0.08 ...S Q 3 5302, l X V595 A A 0 O ll i l Lg! 1 1 h V 11 i g 5 i Truly this is the House of God and the Gate of Heaven for every one blessed enough to be'a member of the Catholic Church. As we kneel in front of the Blessed Sacrament for Benediction on June eighth, we shall realize that we are at another commencement, not our first. The real com- mencement was at our baptism when we were admitted to the House of God. Commencement of nineteen hundred and forty-seven is iust one more step toward the ETERNAL COMMENCEMENT when the GATES of Heaven will open wide to receive us. Seven THE REVEREND JEREMIAH J. BRENNAN Pastor The class of nineteen hundred and forty-seven regrets that our dear friend and pastor is not with us in the closing days of our school life. We have missed his cheerful little visits and his inspiring talks. But we can never forget that it was he who made possible our education at Saint Luke High School. THE REVEREND EDWIN R. HEYl. Assistant Pastor Although Father Heyl hasn't been with us long, we have learned to know him through his in- spiring sermons, and his friendly manner. By example, he is helping us to lead Christian lives. Eight THE REVEREND JOSEPH J. LOWNEY Acting Pastor The diFficult task of administering the large parish that is Saint Luke's, Father Lowney has done willingly and zealously. May he be re- warded for his good work! Nine THE REVEREND JOHN D. FORDING Assistant Pastor Teacher of religion Advisor to high school students To Father Fording, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-seven, extends sincere appreciation for his assistance and interest in school activities -in sports and socials. We thank him, too, for his words of truth and wisdom given in religion classes. SISTER MARY BERNARD principal, teacher, friend All through our high school days, Sister Mary Bernard has been with us encour- aging and guiding us to be true citizens of this world and of the world to come. 7717 A guide, a friend, a tireless worker in our behalf, SISTER ROSALIE has made our world spin! if A N fa H if Ten -A M We're the class of forty-seveng we're the leaders in the school. Il' 'A WO, fzafyil I JM x , .. JOSEPH CONLEY Class President January 2 Tall, with chestnut hair and blue eyes. . .what a combination! That's our Joe.. . likes all his subiects...plans to enter college land what the college will getli... science-minded. . .good dancer. . .neat dresser. . .good student. . .has quick sense of humor. . .deserves the best of everything. . .Holy Nome, chairman of Lukateen, class president, senior glee club, Hawkes in senior play. 1 THERESA LEININGER Secretary November 8 Treece . . .cheerful lass from St. Joseph's. . .has keen sense of humor. . .easy-going attitude will help her gain happiness. . .gifted with a beautiful voice which she will use as a number, please girl with Bell or on the stage. . .has ability to win friends . . .dependable. . .claims her hobby is dancing Cwe wonderj. . .friendly with every- one.. .Mother Seton Club, Sodality, Kitty in iunior play, Quill and Scroll, social committee in senior year, Glee Club 3, 4, make-up artist for senior play. ,v Joe Conley leads the senior line 4' f V,fZ2 A?, ,Zgg..f.c! ofL,f141-ev ' if ,Jaxx-4' LOUIS CALABRESE Vice-president October 9 If 010' Clark's dynamite' became ours...interested in all activities, but chanelled most enthusiasm toward sports, in which he excels. . .a physics fan, too. . .came to us in senior year, but made up for the others that he missed ...favorite with boys and girls and teachers...beautifuI curly hair...can dance, when he feels like it... cheerful, friendly, polite. . .Holy Name, Letterman 4, football 4, basketball 4, Mono- gram, vice-president 4, LUCIAN staff, social committee in senior year, stage crew- man for senior play, Scholastic Key winner. While Lou steps into place . . . . Twelve Although we'1'e graduating, we'll always lose o r sch l . y i 1' f , ,4,42,!j YQ, f Z I H ' YW!! f 5 ' I J' ' . .ff JEAN SCHAFER Treasurer June 11 Jean. . .one of our commercial students who is really good.. .rare combination of quiet and fun. . .reserved and lady-like. . .attractive neat dresser. . .good dancer. . . interested in seniors at Carnegie High.. .likes bookkeeping and hats. . .avid bowling fan. . .good worker, once she gets started. . .her personality will make the future easy going. . .Sodality, Yearbook Staff, class treasurer, senior glee club, shorthand certificate, make-up artist for senior play. 4 100' fi EDWIN McGARRY September 28 You name it, Ed's in it. . .popuIar. . .on all-round good sport. . .taIl, blond, and blue- eyed. . .quite a iournalist. . .claims his hobby is Roaches . . .another senior with o mind for math...neat dresser in school and out...smooth on the dance floor... plans to keep on climbing the education ladder.. .honor student from freshman year up. . .quite an actor. . .always ready with an answer in class and between times... we'lI hear more about him...Knights of Seton...Hawkes in senior play, Michael in iunior play, Holy Name Society, Quill and Scroll, co-editor of Lucian, co-editor of yearbook, junior prom committee, senior social committee, four-year honor student, treasurer of Federation of Catholic High Schools, Pepsi-Cola scholarship contestant. MARY MANION July 10 Our Mary. . .with sparkling brown eyes and a brunette page boy. . .enioys riding to the big city. . .would like to have barbeques on the daily menu. . .good dancer ...neat dresser. . .gets quite steamed up. . .friendly with everyone. . .easy to talk with. . .charming manner...favorite subiect is p. of d....plans to be a teacher, possibly of little childien...Gaveleers 3, 45 president of Gaveleers 4, Dramateenp Sodalityy Ethel in senior play: LUCIAN staff: yearbook stalip junior prom com- mittee: glee club , 47 honor student: co-editor of yearbook. Thirteen We played our pranks and had our fun . . . VIRGINIA BARTHEN July 4 Ginny . . .our little firecracker with the laughing eyes...carefree and happy... graceful on the dance fioor. . .short and sweet as can be. . .beautiful naturally curly hair. . .first girl on class roll. . .popular with boys and girls.. .likes to write.. .hopes to be a nurse. . .her gay happy disposition will be welcome in the sick room... senior glee club, Mother Seton Club, Sodality, fSt. Joseph'si, Bennet in senior play, Father Rice's weeping widow without a house in iunior play, Quill and Scroll, LUCIAN staff, Canteen Committee, editor of Youth Section of OUR SUNDAY VISITOR, senior social committee. 73 A fpratvn 2,1 Need Whose my FRIENJ 014554 46-0 Il JOSEPHINE BATTAGLIA March 20 Jo . . .her black wavy hair sets off dancing brown eyes.. .as a beauty operator she'll be a good advertisement...can be quite sophisticated...skating enthusiast at Sports Haven. . .always seen with Mary and always worrying about her hair... can be identified anywhere by ls that right? . . .don't be astonished to see styled by Battaglia some day...Dramateen, Sodality, glee club, junior shorthand cer- tificate. I Z BARBARA BECK f July ia Attractive Barb is one of our more graceful seniors. . .good student. . .gets mixed up with the telephone wires in telephone calls. . .has an interest in Bedford. . .full of fun in a quiet way. . .our gal Friday when we need a typist. . .wanted as a model. . .bowling fan. . . Oh, no you won't . . .typing is her favorite subject. .. travels from those Greentree Hills up yonder. . .Mother Seton Club, Sodality, short- hand certificate, typing award, glee club. BETTE FAE BLANK December Il Bette of the fiowing tresses. . .neat dresser. . .good dancer. . .has quick wit.. .her report card proves her scholastic ability, her date book proves her popularity... claims she doesn't have a hobby, but we know better.. .likes Cshe musti long tele- phone calls...ardent science student...is a going to college lassie ...deserves the best and will probably get it. . .Dramateen, Sodality, senior play, class treas- urer 3, o yearbook planning committee, honor student, glee ciub. .... Around the marble halls. DANIEL BRANNAN June 22 Big, tall, silent Lou of the don't rush me type.. .undoubtedly has great ambi- tions, but keeps them to himself. . .tallest senior. . .terror on the gridiron. . .likes to swim . . . neat dresser . . .bookkeeping interests him. . . playful, at times . . .usually seen with Jack, heading Glendale way.. .has been an altar boy six years. .. fWe're waiting for him to get over being silentj. . .Letterman 4, Holy Name Society, glee club, senior play, altar boy. C927 wiLuAM sRowN fra .f V July so Clem alias Butch hails from the land of Irishtown. . .one of the valuable foot- ball stars.. .too bashful faccording to the girlsj. . .loyal friend of all the fellows. . . seen usually with Muna and Scotty . . .he's the if I don't come today, l'll come tomorrow type...we recently discovered his interest in dogs...makes the corner and the classroom cheerful with his reserved humor.. .Holy Name Society, football 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram 2, 3, 4. GENEVIEVE CHAIDO December 4 Gen . . . quiet Gen puts us in stitches with iokes that are really funny . . . has laughing brown eyes...quiet and sedate...serious fespecially when she gets her picture takenJ...her shining black tresses have a natural look...gentIe, genial, generous . . . good student . . . interested in commercial work . . . Mother Seton Club, Sodality, iunior shorthand certificate, honor student, glee club 3f4. I , . I Q f' I .- -f t M , GW , ,TW i. 1 v Q , t vox, .. ! L , ,- .,-J, DOLORES COYLE November 22 Mischievous smiles and side wisecracks mark the presence of Dorey . . .congenial lass who takes life as it comes. . .lively, full of fun.. .plans to be a nurse. . .fair- haired and blue eyed. . .constantly eating. . .favorite subiect is typing. . . Big-time Sodality, senior glee club, iunior prom committ . . . .neat dresser. . .claims her hobby is party-g party-coming. . .Dramateen, Fifteen . . But when we played our football games . . JOHN CURRAN APM 11 Scotty ...short, dark, and handsome...lrish through ond through although he's Scotch...spends his free time talking with Theresa...has a beautiful tenor voice ...his activity list indicates a very busy man. . .has real Celtic sense of humor... Can't see why we don't win more games . . .swell friend.. .on the gridiron since he was big enough to carry the pigskin . . .we hope a hear him making music for everyone . . . Letterman 3, 4, football 'l, 2, 3, 47 basketball l, 2, 3, 45 soloist in senior play and in class night program: Holy Name Society: senior council member. fo dt' , WILLIAM DALEY . August 11 Bud , our quiet but oh so handsome boy...his fingers dance on the keys... he's easy going but gets away with it when he smiles. . .popular with boys, girls, and teachers. . .has real sense of humor, even when the ioke's on him. . .claims he likes math best, he must for he takes it twice a day. . .one of the late Sheridanites ...toll, dork, and oh so nice.. .we're waiting for records by Daley . . .Holy Name Society, orchestra committee for prom, senior glee club, sport writer for Signal-Item, LUCIAN staff. if , JOANNE DAUGHERTY August 21 Doc is a cheerful lass. . .wants to be a nurse. . .likes to sleep, even in class... nice dresser.. .keen dancer. . .doesn't like bookkeeping. . .but likes to talk QDEFIN- ITELYJ. . .usually seen with Dorey ftalkingl. . .has sense of humor and quite a col- lection of rings...hope she will soon be Joanne R. N. ...Dramoteen, Sodality, chaperon committee of junior prom, glee club 3, 4, iunior shorthand certificate. , u ff - .. Va U VG. ,-- 4. 1. 12. ELINOR FRITSCHI ' Q g May 1 a 5-if Q , 4 El ...tall, blond, attractive...a perfect all-round pal...often seen, but seldom heard...very intelligent, but doesn't show olT...beautiful dresser...perpetuul honor student...another math-minded senior...doesn't like physics, but makes' A plus.. .plans to enter college in the fall. . .always a lady. . .only girl in trig class ...made Peg a very good mater. ...Mother Seton Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality, Mrs. Chichester in senior play, LUCIAN staff, Quill and Scroll, decoration committee for junior prom, honor student for four years, glee club 3, 47 accompanist 3, 4. Sixteen . . We played them best of all. CATHERINE GANNON October 27 Catherine. . .always well groomed. . .has beautiful hair. . .forever raving about her brothers iwhich one?D. . .always ready for the needed tidbit. . .hates American his- tory, but loves problems of democracy Qhow come?J. . .full of fun, that's the Irish in her...good dancer...quick dresser Cholds the class record for thati. . .likes to make hats and can do it, too. . .president of Dramateen, Mother Seton Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 'l, 45 yearbook staff, chairman of program committee for iunior prom, senior glee club. A . I0 a , WAYNE GARDNER OW W June 19 Strong and silent is Wayne. . .reserved. . .has a soft voice when he does speak. .. claims his favorite subject is history.. .usually gets in on the last echo of the bell ...seen making the hike to school with Finnegan. . .interested in sports, quite the enthusiast of St. Paul's teams. . .spends his free time and class time reading detective stories. . .appreciates music. . .Holy Name Society, senior glee club, sports committee. 6 If 72412 ! ROSEMARY GEIS A April 18 Rosie . . .blonde green-eyed gal with a snappy disposition...always cutting her hair and yet claims she was glad to get it in her youth...tall and graceful... needed by the Models' Club. . .doesn't like p. of d.. . .wants to workl. . .attractive ...another bowling fan. . .adept at making up cute names for everyone. . .amuses her audience by making faces. . .on the way to becoming a good secretary. . .So- dality, prom committee, honor student, glee club. - I' . ff few 0 f W J f ' ff 1 'V I W!-A7 1 X10 f K 2 MARY AGNES Gkosz I August 21 Mary Agnes is mighty nice to know. . .possesses qualities of a true friend. . .ever in sight, but seldom heard. . .always has a kind or happy word when she does talk. . . keeps trim by long walks from Hope Hollow Road.. .much interested in her baby brothers and Betty the new sister. . .always obliges with her home work. . .enioys playing ping-pong in the dungeon...seen frequently with Rene and Dolores... Mother Seton Club, Sodality, LUCIAN staff, on athletic committee, Catholic Book Week committee, a student librarian, senior glee club, took part of Mother Seton in junior play. Seventeen Right now we are reliearsin' for a very swell affair . . . GERALDINE HALTER A.,g,,,, 24 Gerry . . .is a globe-trotter. . .came all the way back to us from Hollywood on the Pacific Coast.. .one of our notable debaters. . .wins honors with her gifted pen... has a pleasing personality with a flair for fun. . .takes part in every class proiect ...tireless worker. . .has individual style in journalism. . .writes plays in her spare moments and then directs them...Iook at her list of activities and wonder when she sleeps...Rams reporter, Gaveleers 4, Soclality, Mary Kelly in iunior play, Quill ond Scroll, yearbook staff, LUCIAN staff, iunior prom committee, social com- mittee for senior y r, honor stu ,glee club 3, 45 make-up girl for Peg O' ff My Heart. I if My ,iw I SARA HANLEY February 14 No wonder Sally is the sweetheart of the class, she was born on Valentine Day ...came to us in her sophomore year from Bridgeville High...loyal and enthusi- astic cheerleader for the Red Raiders of St. Luke High. . .sweet and cute is our Sol and Regie's gal . . . interested in commercial work, especially typing . . . bright and cheerful. . .adds sparkle to any group. . .Sodality fSt. Agatha'sJ, cheerleader 3, 45 glee club 3, 4, Ethel ' senior class play. i REGIS HERMAN March 2 Regie ...quiet manners, a perfect gentleman...going to be a college man... claims his hobby is modeling airplanes, but we beg to disagree. . .quite the math- minded senior.. .neat dresser and even better 'dancer. . .there's a sense of humor simmering under the grave look. . .terror of the gridiron. . .friendly with all. . .but always with Sally.. .Letterman 3, 4, football 3, 4, Holy Name, LUCIAN staff, sports writer for yearbook, monogram club 4, honor student, Scholastic Award winner. fffffc MARY JOAN HINES March 4 Sis fascinates us with her contagious laughter.. .is envied for those beautiful Irish blue eyes, that sparkle and dance even when she's being scolded...ready for a good time night or day, morning or afternoon and usually manages to have it... she's the gal with the dancing toes. . .her ambition is to ride high up in the skies. . . Cheerleader 'l, 3, 4, captain of cheerleaders 4, Dramateen reporter, Mother Seton club, Sodality, iunior prom committee, on decoration committee for senior social, senior glee club wg we Eighteen . The annual graduation, all our parents i e ther . x' Mi DONALD HOFFMAN J nuary 12 Don ...tall, blond, blue-eyed, no wonder all the girls think he's handsome... champ on the football field...ready to cooperate with every school activity...a gentleman always. . .serious, conservative, amiable, he is a real man, and a BUSY one at that. . .Letterman 2, 3, 4, football 'l, 2, 3, 45 basketball 'l, 27 Rams 4, stage crewman for PEG O' MY HEART, Joseph in iunior play, Holy Name, senior social committee: glee club: Monogram 2, 3, 47 president of Monogram club 4, Quill and Scroll, voted most valuable player for 1946-47: business manager of LUCIAN7 iunior prom committee, senior council. GERALD HOLAREN May 22 Jerry . . .the man with the most excuses for getting out of class. . .quite the dancer ...carefree and happy, even at exam time...a real fun maker...and a ladies' man, to be sure, watch out for him, too, when a football's around. . .really appre- ciates women, and-they don't mind him, either. . .a good sport...Crewman for PEG O' MY HEART, Holy Name, senior social, senior council member, Ietterman 2, 3, 4, football l, 2, 3, 4, ping-pong star. ' I .fff ff - ff' . 6,5 f1,1.x 'LD ' .4 , Donors-1Y KINZLER ,fy if 'Q lv Xfm-rch 23 l X 1' ? 'f ' If xf Dot . . .a perfect lady in class and out. . .proved herself to be a studious as well as a pleasant classmate.. .quick sense of humor, which flows in her eyes first. . .ami- able. . .the girl with a curl on her forehead and a dimple in her cheek.. .dependable . . .radiates good cheer. . .beautiful handwriting. . .plays the piano.. .well liked by students and teachers...likes bookkeeping and problems of democracy...Drama- teen, Sodality, Peg in senior play, Sister Jane in iunior play, poetry writer and editor for LUCIAN, Catholic Book Week Committee, holder of shorthand certificate, glee club 3, 4. JOHN KLUTCH February 2 Jack who looks like the Prince of Wales has princely characteristics, too. . .he's got a smile that Hollywood would prize. . .quiet. . .bashful. . .but always on hand when it's his duty to be there. . .smooth dancer. . .subtle sense of humor. . .usually looks up to Dan. . .a real gentleman in manners and dress. . .good student, but tries to avoid the hard subjects. . . .lerry in senior play, Holy Name, senior social committee, prom committee, lukateen committee, senior glee club, yearbook staff, vice-president of class in junior year. Nineteen K . When teachers first to St. Luke's came, they called us each by name . . . 7 f' r I7 Cf' I 0 p, 'T ,.,, LJVC' V l an I L, if , JOSEPHINE LEON ix x March 31 X 1- V i Jo ...admires Tom Drake...ohe of the tiny seniors...hopes to be a Bell girl ...serene and nonchalant. . .petite blond with a flare 'For movies.. .only senior in El Club Guadalupe . . .inclined to be shy. . .usually seen with Catherine. . .always talking about Carnegie High. . .Glee Club 3, 4, El Club Guadalupe 4, shorthand certificate 3. 'I 'X U avi! U' U , MS ff' , v JAMES MANION November ll Jim . . .born on a peace day, but is the terror of the lab. . .quite the writer fwe can't do a thing that he doesn't write about itl. . .one of our more popular lads... he's the one who loves them and leaves them , . . claims his hobby is women . . . enioys p. of d.. . .did a jolly good iob as Alaric, eh Mater. . .ping-pong with a swing. . .knows all the answers in grammar. . .lon the last tryl. . .slow in motion, but always gets where he is going.. .he says it's the army in June. . .President of Rams, Alaric' in PEG O' MY HEART, Holy Name, decoration committee for senior social, chairman of iunior prom, reporter for THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC. . gl g J' I -X' f I 1 f - JOAN McKEE September 2 Hepburn the second, only we call her Joanie . . . Watch your mascara, Mrs. C. . . . red-headed spark of Irish wit...nice dresser...good dancer...always seen with Sally...plans to go to work...didn't come to us until iunior year, but we thank Langley for giving us .loanie . . .Sodality, Mrs. Chichester in senior play, social committee, yearbook committee, senior and iunior glee club, shorthand certificate. WWW NORA KATHRYN MOUNTAIN August 3 Petty . . .short and sweet. . .neat dresser.. .always bright and cheerful. . .comes from the hills of Heidelberg.. .usually seen reading letters. . .her one weakness is skating, but likes to dance, too...will make a conscientious secretary...youngest member at senior class. . .good student.. .brought in the largest amount of money for yearbook. . .has really enioyed her entire school life.. .companion to Kathleen ...plans to enter Robert Morris School in the fall. . .Mother Seton club, glee club, Dramateen, Sodality, social committee Cticketsj, LUCIAN stai, yearbook staff, Sister Elizabeth in iunior play. Twenty Said they, .'We never saw the likes of forty-seven's class . . JoHN Muwev 1,47 october 2 Jack . . .first love is Erie... ants to be a sailor Cond wade in Lake Erie, we guessj . . . everybody's friend . . . has personality plus . . . takes pride in his big green car ...has a smile in a mile...his wee bit of accent is entrancing ...swell pal to gals and guys. . .gay, carefree. . .always a gentleman. . .has a disposition the envy of the rest. . . Alaric in senior play, Holy Name, LUCIAN staff, senior athletic com- mittee, senior glee club. WILLIAM NAUGHTON September 14 Bill ...tall, dark, and oh so nice...sharp dresser...easy to get along with... popular with all, but keeps the girls guessing...deeply interested in something, but we can't find out what it is. . .full of wise cracks. . .a good bowler. . .has a quick sense of humor. . .a faithful altar boy.. .wooed Ethel in the class play. .. enioys talking and dancing...letterman 49 football 3, 4, basketball lp Brent in senior play, Holy Name, decoration committee, Monogram club, altar boy K9 yearsi, glee club. f'c'C .. -'Lt' !,'.c' 1 - 1, LY-' I. I, lf N W f We 7 my IRMA O'CONNELL August 20 Irma . . . short and sweet . . . dark eyed petite miss with the gay ways . . . managed to keep her grades up with the minimum of study. . .neat. . .always with Jean.. .quiet and reserved. . .likes to dance and does a good iob of it. . .much interested in book- keeping. . .Sodality, yearbook staff, senior councilor, senior glee club, make-up artist for senior play. EDWARD PODSOBINSKI May 21 Zot came to us in his iunior year from CHS. . .interested in chemistry. . .likes p. of d. least and in that he's different. . .swimming and baseball are his hobbies. . .well- liked for his pleasing personality and quiet manner.. .usually seen with Whizz . . . heading for the army. . .Holy Name lSt. Mary'sJ, glee club 4, LUCIAN sports writer, wrote sports for Signal Item, decorating committee foasenior social. J Twenty-one Oh, our girls are beautiful to seeg our boys not bad at all. LORETTA ROSE September 7 Loretta with the laughing face framed in a small halo of curls, . .sharp wit. . .iust wants to work.. .the Grand Lady of Seton. . .usually bright and cheerful. . .likes to dance. . .takes an active part in everything going on at St. Joseph's. . .isn't too fond of bookkeeping. . .knows all about cakes and pies and cookies, too. . .President of Ladies of Seton, Sodality, Sister Loretta in iunior play, LUCIAN staff member, co-chairman of Lukateen, senior glee club, Bennett in senior play. ' r , 9 7 gf-rut QZQXJ, ,3LV7fA!f4ZL6f4l- L' GL V-if' fa' f 'A I. eefefif L RITA SCHILLER December 24 SIim she's sometimes called and she is...when you hear a high tinkling laugh you know that Rita is around...interested in all things that concern CIark...has sense of humor.. .wants to get a iob. . .full of fun, especially in bookkeeping... tall and graceful.. .likes to bowl. . .usually seen with Barbara. . .made a wonderful Irish Peg . . . pIease don't roll those eyes. . . .Senior glee club, Peg in PEG O' MY HEART, yearbook staff, social committee. ,aC..i427 ' 121-if 7-11-cart., - V -If-Z2 CHARLES. SHEAN W ' ll March 3 Chuck'f the scientist who crashes the honor roll regularly. . .interested in math and photography...doesn't think Bellevue is so far when he lives in Canton...might turn up in the iournalism world if he doesn't discover a new element in the mean- time. . .going to college. ..likes St. Luke so much he moved away from his family to be here.. .Rams, Jerry in senior play, Holy Name, Quill and Scroll, co-editor of LUCIAN, yearbook statf, one of editors of Youth Section of OUR SUNDAY VISITOR, reporter for power strike in Pittsburgh, Pepsi-Cola scholarship contestant, chairman of decoration committee for junior prom, on decoration committee for senior social, vice-president of Rams, senior glee club, Scholastic Award winner. DAVID SHEAN October 3 Bucko' . . .a mere mite, but call him dynamite . . .everybody knows him . . . enioys friendship of everyone, too.. .trying to make up his mind whether to work or loaf ...called the cute senior.. . some smile. . .curly chestnut hair, . .sounds like a dream boy but doesn't act that way as Brent in senior play. . .Football 2, basket- ball I, 2, 3, Holy Name, glee club 4, Brent in PEG O' MY HEART. wtf Twenty-two 1 . . We play and pray and study too, and always play good ball. . . GEORGE SNYDER December 24 George believes in being seen and not heard, except in problems of democracy class ...plans to work, but prefers to loaf,..favorite subiect is study period ...big weakness is June...hunting is his hobby...nice dresser... don't rush me type, but notice he got here for . . .Glee club, 4, Holy Name Society. x74-'71 f7A' KATHLEEN SPIRIK April 20 Kathy , . .sparkling blond. . .cheerful. . .wizard at roller skating. . .has many in- terests in Clark High. . . Is that right? . . .going to work for Bell. . .neat dresser... claims she can't sing, but we don't believe her. . .quite the commercial student... attractive. . .tends to be a little late all the time. . .quiet, but nice to know.. .Mother Seton, Sodality, yearbook, prom committee, certificate in shorthand, glee' club 3, 4. Xwg of ' N MARY EILEEN STEPHENS May 30 Eileen. . .typical with her red hair, blue eyes, and temper to match. . .has two weak- nesses-popcorn and spaghetti.. .permanent fixture at Eagles. . .tells corny iokes. . . That irks my soul . . .not much of a success at picture-taking, but she herself makes a good subiect. . .writes long letters to Seton Hill...plays cupid for Rita, but the little boy does his own work for her...Mother Seton club, Sodality, junior play, LUCIAN taff 3, 4, Gaveleers 4, yearbook staff, canteen co-chairman, senior glee club. dcdysalkmdwpd W-17 flu... IRENE szRAMowsKA August 3 Rene, the ping-pong girl...good at it herself, but sees that everyone else gets a chance...tall with naturally curly hair...claims her favorite subiect is English... would make a good model. . .clever dresser.. .helps the first graders with dramatics . . .thinking of flying high. . .handy with the hammer. . .has cute way of saying things.. .has shy manner, but true to her friends.. .Dramateen, Mother Seton, Sodal- ity, Sister lrene in iunior play, LUCIAN staff, iunior prom committee, glee club, senior athletic council, shorthand certificate, usher for senior play, Scholastic Award gwfwylwfk ' winner. Twenty-three S . . Oh, we are a bunch of wonders, and the Sisters told us so . . . ' l HANNAH STRUTH ' March 28 Ha-Ha . . .punctuality personifiedll. . .claims she wants to travel fwe can imagine which wayJ...ardent member of St. Joseph's pa1ish...has a lovely voice which will probably help her in the future. . .always well dressed. . .prefers sweaters and skirts. . .smooth dancer. . .has quick wit. . .friend to boys and girls alike. . .doesn't seem to like general business, she'd rather do specific things. . .quite a iournolist, too .. .brings trade to the corner drug store. . .Cheerleader 3, 47 Gaveleers 3, 47 Mother Seton club, Sodolity, Quill and Scroll, LUCIAN staH 3, 4, one of Teen-age editors of EXTENSION Magazine, glee club 3 ,4. 'ft 1 y , - 'MLA-f ' - ,., C .-f Vzff- QKLJM- 4 'Aft-+974 7 - ., L Mi ' x Q I. fjr,M.4 .LI DOLORES TORNICHIO April 18 Dee . . .the deep thinker of the girls.. .our Sodality perfect. . .studious and intelli- gent... perpetual member of the honor group . . . smiles all he time . . . never late for school, and you know why. . . A plus in dependability . . . quite the writer.. . busy all the time, but never rushes.. .Secretary of Rams, Mother Seton club, prefect of Sodality, Sister Dolores in iunior play, Quill and Scroll, LUCIAN staff, prom com- mittee, Pepsi-Cola scholarship candidate, usher in senior play, Key winner for Scholastic Writing. JOHN WALAW DER May 13 Johnny . . .take one tall blond, add a dash of blue eyes, a bow tie, and there he is ...good dancer. . .keen sense of humor, especially in bookkeeping. ..neat dresser ...always with Stush . . .claims he does not like shorthand, . .skating takes up a good bit of his time.. .likes Frankie.. .gay, carefree manner. . .easy to get along with. . .Senior glee club, canteen committee, choir member five years, iunior prom committee, shorthand certificate. X 9 ' Z ee fly, IM- l 'ff MARY WALSH ff! fic ' if JANUARY 12 Toots . . .the real name is Mary Doris, but we haven't heard it for a long time... Clark's loss was Saint Luke's gain...fountain of artistic advice...cute and clever ...somewhat of a doodler. . .pint sized, but best things come like that. . .thimble- full of fun . . . speed demon on the typewriter . . . plans to be a stenographer . . . likes to tinkle on the ivory keys. . .LUCIAN staff for poetry, yearbook staff, social com- mittee, refreshment committee, ticket committee, glee club 3, 4, honor student. Twenty-four . . They think that we're the brightest class that they will ever know. . . JERE WANGER July I2 Mose . . .really has a beautiful name, but he won't tell us what it is. . .bashful. .. Sister Mary Bernard's assistant in problems of democracy class.. .enioys the humor- ous side of life. . .his shirts talk out loud-that red flannel one screams.. .favorite haunt is Anne's . . . Oh, I wouldn't say that . . .quite a character in bookkeeping ...always carefree. . .never a dull moment when he's around. . .claims he's German, but we wonder, when his name is Jeremiah!...Holy Name, THE altar boy at St. Vincent Chapel, athletic senior class. WILLIAM WILLARD February I5 Will or if you have time, William Joseph Francis . . . our busy man . . .always run- ning for a street car.. .spends his free time with horses. . .usually strolls along with Bill Naughton. . .claims his ambition is to get out of school.. .knows all the current political news. . .his panel discussions Che holds the floorl we'll always remember. . . Holy Name, glee club, Mr. Kelly in iunior play, Hawkes in senior play. WALTER ZAGORSKY October 24 Whizz . . .tall, handsome gift we got from Carnegie High this year. . .thinks he'll be managing his own business in a few years. . .fWhat is it to be, Whizz?l. . .iust I-o-v-e-s math, he says. . .neat dresser.. .looks beautiful in green.. .his hobby is boxing. . . Don't do what I wouldn't do! . . .good dancer. . .shows quick wit, espe- c'ally in p. of d... .made himself a favorite with his new classmates. . .Senior glee club, usher for senicr play. was m 23ffe7.,7MQ7 STANLEY ZUCHINSKI March 20 Stash . . .full of fun. . .likes red shirts.. .likes to dance the polka. . .favorite sub- iect is bookkeeping...has good sense of humor...enioys sundaes...always seen with Johnny.. .easy to get along with. . .keeps one eye on watch and other on his books. . .the most welcome figure when we see him dashing up the walk to ring the bell. . .spends his time at Eagles. . .Class treasurer 2, certificate for shorthand, canteen committee, senior glee club, St. Ignatius Choir I0 years. 0- 1' . Twen ty-five!! The juniors think we're grand. . l lee Jvf If Fourth row: Jerry Mullooly, John Puleo, Frank Campbell, James Cavanaugh, James Douds, Earl Herman, Donald Finnegan Third row: Sally McGovern, Martin Sypien, James Bauman, Joseph Bettine, John Reusher, Clyde Prosser, Joseph Reczek Second row: Frances McGuire, Mary Carly, Geraldine LaBuda, Alverna Goldbach, Patricia O'Malley, Dolores Jantsch, Joan Geis, Joanne McGarry Front row: Dolores Young, Anna Pelle, Nancy McKelvy, Thelma Bott, Thelma Kinzler, Dolores Brennan, Betty Jean McCafTrey OFFICERS President . ,. T ,.,. Richard McLaughlin Vice-president ..,. , Earl Herman Treasurer , 4, ...s. Thelma Kinzler Secretory ,... Patricia Gaitens Twenty-six Adviser: Sister Mary Henrv Teacher of religion, Latin, social studies univ . . . They shout, 'Tl1ere's forty-seven going out from our high'. l JUNIOR u Third row: Richard McLaughlin, Thomas McKenna, George Harbin, Raymond Mclntyre, Lawrence Collins, Joseph Vadala, William Fisher, John Brown Second row: James Dorman, Shirley Tinney, Mary Ethel Snyder, Frances Varley, Nancy Shaffer, Catherine Parente, Regina Leininger, Donald Mountain Front row: Madeline Cusick, Betty Fisher, Verna Valetta, Patricia Graffius, Betsy Humble, Mariorie Weikel, Zito Finnerty, Patricia Gaitens Red letter days for the Class of '48 . . . Rings on their fingers . , September T5 The Junior Jump ., .. January 17 THE JUNIDR PROM April 30 Sister Joseph Louise, adviser teacher of commercial subiects Twenty-seven . And the Sophomores cry . . . . Third row: James Campbell, James Knapp, larry Donovan, Raymond Thornton, Robert Ringel, Clyde Mclntyre, Harry Finnerty, John Douds Second row: John Sullivan, Roland Morris, Catherine Buzzanell, Jean Dornenberg, Patricia Brennan, Jean McGrady, Paul Finnerty, Arthur Hostert Front row: Jean Mulvey, Mary Flory, Carol Consavage, Virginia Decheck, Jean Mclntyre, Francelle Henderson, Rose Marie Geisler OFFICERS President , , .,,. Larry Donovan Vice-president ., A Robert Ringel Treasurer ..,,. Joan Klutch Secretary , James Knapp Ylae C7444 Sister Mary David, adviser Teacher of religion and science Twenty-eight When the blue and white goes by . . SOPHOMORE II Fifth row: Edwin Leech, Richard Shipley, James McNamee, Arthur McGovern, David Manion, Robert Wagner, William Matheis Fourth row: Harry Holmes, James Fagan, John Daley, John Mullin, Patrick Sloviclx, Rudy Ringel, Chester Mickotaiczyk Third row: Ann Fagan, Raymond Barrett, George French, James Grosz, Michael Pointer, Robert Adair, Dominic Grande, Joan Weidner Second row: Mary Teresa Naughton, Joan Dorm n, Shirley Musiol, Rosemary Schultz, Julia Pelle, Eva Jane Nebrasky, Madeline Gonze, Mary Patricia Lange, Jean Carty Front row: Betty McKenna, Mary McG r D s Hamilto , egina Columbus, Mary Margaret Allen, Dolores Golinski, Ruth Ann Barclay fy' W 614 OFFICERS president , . . i , John Daley vice-president . , .. , , . , George French treasurer . .. . Mary Teresa Naughton secretary . , Eva Jane Nebrasky Sister M. Suzanne, adviser Teacher of religion, English, Spanish Twenty-nine Oh, the freshies sigh . . ,. . F V t ss fL- iliilsi2?iQ FRESHMAN l Fourth row: Francis Reczek, Joseph Gannon, Bernard Schultz, James Ashton, Stanley Kiska, Carl McElhaney, Malcolm McGinnis, Thomas Przybysz Third row: Thomas Young, John Mclntyre, Gary Mclaughlin, Gerald Steffan, Patricia O'Connell, John Welsh, David Richards, Robert French, Gerard Bonnett Second row: Clara Swiech, LaVerne Muenz, Rose Marie Ricciadella, Mary Catherine Balsarini, Frances Head, Catherine Schultz, Jean Grandinetta, Patricia Geis, Irene Podsobinski Front Row: Joan Mclntyre, Mary Monteleone, Nancy Fitzsimmons, Loretta Berlinger, Mary Jane Zern, Patricia Poppelreiter, Mary Feeley OFFICERS president , ,. J J . ,.,., ., Stanley Kiska vice-president LaVerne Muenz secretary . . . Mary Balsarini treasurer . .. Gary McLaughlin Sister Marie George, adviser Teacher of religion, mathematics, social studies mf rf Thirty When the blue and white goes by .... . il A FREsHMAN n Fourth row: Daniel Byers, John Ringel, Salvadore Tornichio, Robert Gibbons, Robert Gaitens, John McChancey, Michael Bianca Third row: Richard Scisiani, Ronald Meiser, Richard Wagner, Henry Kazmarslci, Joseph Domenico, Manion Ludwig, George Klutchonic Second row: Joan Ziegler, Peggy McCaFfrey, Dorothy Kleer, Dolores Goldbach, Mary McDonough, June Rarrer, Joan Buck, Annette Lani Front row: Bernadette Leininger, Dorothy Barrett, Anne Rose, Virginia Mclntyre, Helen Ireland, Florence McChancy, Lois Wyke president .,... i ,i,. John McChancey vice-president ,. Helen Ireland secretary ..,.,.. .. A Robert Gaitens treasurer ..... .... D aniel Byers QS' Sister Marie Berchmans, adviser Teacher of religion, mathematics, latin Thirty-one Sperm ROM the days when Saint Luke High first began until now, SPORTS have ever been a vital force in the education of the student. Defeat we've learned to take, and VICTORY, too. But, most of all, we have learned to work together and to play together. This lesson we shall carry from the World of Saint Luke's to the World of after-school days. Thirty-two wwf' ,fy ' my K A M' Q... X J Z Xu, A v t rw' :Q ' Cadalcade of ?vo Mall ?vr 1946 September 14 . . . Pitcairn . . . Kick-off awayl The boys threw a scare into them with three quick first down and by holding on our own 20 after a blocked punt . . . First in tens were ours 9 to 6, but that doesn't alter the score. Pitcairn 19-St. Luke 0 September 22 . . . It was a hot day Ctaken both ways! up St. Vincent Way! They were on the ball. lt's really tough to be beaten. Ask the man who owns the O . St. Vincent 31-St. Luke 0 September 27 . . . Things are picking up! We thought we were repeating the 1945 score when we read 19-19. But when that final whistle blew, they were seven points ahead. Rankin 26-St. Luke 19 AT HOME to Robinson on October 4. But we didn't serve tea and cookies. Final score: Robinson O-St. Luke 26 October 11 . . . lt was 30 seconds to half time when the St. George Dragons crawled through the mud for the first tally. The lights showed: more mud, two more scores for them, and a touchdown pass to Earl Herman. St. George 21-St. Luke 7 Joseph Matlak and Regis Herman Earl Herman and John Puleo Tom McKenna and Bill Brown I Bill Naughton and Jerry Mullooley Tl1 'lY'f9Vf Third Row-Dan McGrogan, Jack McCarty, Regis looly, Robert Gibbons, Joseph Matlak, John Puleo, Herman, Thomas McKenna, James Cavanaugh, Raymond Mclntyre, James Mullen, Clyde Mclntyre Jerry Holaren, William Brown, Henry Swiech, Louis First Row-Raymond Barrett, Richard Wagner, Robert Calabrese, Don Hoffman, John Curran, Earl Her- Wagner, Patrick Slovick, George French, Clyde man, Coach Tom Lally Prosser, Robert Adair, Gerard Bonnett, John Second Row-Bill Naughton, James Douds, Jerry Mul- Midgely October 26 . . . with Scott Township as our guests . . . and what a game! Half-time score was Scott l5-St. Luke 0. Then the yells rang to Carnegie skies when St. Luke's scores two quick ones in the early minutes of the third quarter. First in tens, St. Luke 13, Scott 3. Final score: Scott 27- St. Luke 12. And the Signal-Item said, St. Luke's played the better game, and they shouldn't be ashamed of losing a game like that. We weren'tl November 2 . . . The Poor Souls in Purgatory were just zooming into heaven this day! lt was St. Justin's in Carnegie. Fifty yards from Cala- brese to Earl Herman according to the Lally method was a play! That's the play that won the game. The game and Irish tempers changed the prediction of a favored Justin team with a score of 6-0. November 9 . . . They were rough, stubborn-these boys from St. Mary of the Mount! They had Caparelli. But the Red Raiders of Irishtown showed them a few things by coming out on top with a I9-12 score. And the curtain falls on the T946 season with: Totals: Opponents 137-St. Luke 89 Place in Catholic League: second High scorer: Don Hoftman Cheerleaders-itop to bottoml Sally Hanley Betty McKenna and Mary Joan Hines Mary Ethel Snyder, Mariorie Weikel, Zito Finnerty Hannah Struth and Betsy Humble Thirty-tive Don Hoffman Most valuable player of 1946 The 'Uagem 0 S . luke High ST. Luke 30 - 52 26-54 32-38 19-61 21-38 26-34 25-23 13-50 Robinson ST. luke 20 - 44 St. Thomas 25 - 63 St.Justin 31 - 55 St. Basil 28 - 39 St. Wenclelin 26 - 68 St. Thomas 17 - 47 Alumni 31 - 30 St. George 24 - 43 St. Luke 23-41 Clark High . Joseph . Vincent . Joseph . Wendelin . George . Basil Alumni St. Justin James Cavanaugh Louis Calobrese John Puleo James Knapp Anthony Finnerty Raymond Mclntyre John Curran Martin Sypien Joseph Ludwig BASKETBALL LETTERMEN FOOTBALL LETTERMEN John Puleo Robert Wagner Louis Calabrese Joseph Ludwig James Knapp John Sullivan Henry Kazmarski Martin Sypien Anthony Finnerty William Brown Louis Calabrese John Curran Regis Herman Donald Hoffman Jerry Holaren Daniel Brannan Earl Herman Thirty-six Jerry Mullooley Joseph Matlak Thomas McKenna John Daley Patrick Slovick George French John Midgely John Puleo THE LETTERMEN OF NINETEEN FORTY-SEVEN DEDICATE THIS PAGE TO THOSE LOYAL LUCIANS WHO DEDICATED THEIR LIVES TO GOD AND COUNTRY IN WORLD WAR II Francis Barr Thomas Blair Bernard Carter Francis Casey Peter Chaido John Donovan Thomas Gannon James Jones Charles McGervey Charles McGrogan John Roach Joseph Sarocena John Stripp Thirty-seven - MAY THEY REST IN PEACE! C'lu6A and 14cti itie N integral part of the work and play of OUR WORLD centered around clubs which served a double purpose, that of extending classwork beyond the class room and of participating while preparing. In the activi- ties of our four years, we learned to play together in sports and in social groups. The story of this part of our world is sketched in the pages that follow. Thirty-eight E, fw 4 wwgfgk' ,ia S ' if -,vim a wy.?52,f. N1 -. iw, ,,. ,w 2 4. V: ,g f 4.5 1 wi , ' f7f.1wK w' v Hear ye! Hear ye! The Clap of the Gavel on the Table! Gcweleers and Gafuelettes come to order .... Standing: Carol Consavage, Malcolm McGinnis, James Ashton Seated: Mary McGarry, Geraldine Halter, James Cavanaugh, Gerard Bonnett, Betsy Humble Clap . . .clap . .. RESOLVED: That the Federal Government... Clap . . . clappity . . . clap . . . Gary McLaughlin earning some of the points that admitted him to the Gaveleers And the GAVELETTES lthey're the novice debatersj stutter and stumble over the pros and cons of the national question. After they read and think and read and think and say and say and say for a long, long time, they're admitted to the GAVELEERS or the varsity debaters. Besides those pictured on this page, there are other varsity debaters: Helen Ireland, Mary McDonough, and Peggy McCaFfrey. The GAVELEERS debated at Pitt, Sacred Heart, Elizabeth Seton, and finally in the Federation debates. The voice of America's youth thinking and doing-that's what GAVELEERS AND GAVELETTES represent! Chairman: James Douds Affirmative: Betty Jean McCoHrey and Dolores Brennen Negative: Gary McLaughlin and Robert Gaitens Forty Jim Cavanaugh gathers the forenslcally minded around him to compare notes They Penned The Annuals Of Our World . . . uill and Scroll lllem6erA Help me, O Lord, in a land of borrowed ideas to keep and develop what originality I already possess. 1946 Edwin McGarry Donald HofTman 1947 Virginia Barthen Dolores Brennan Bette Faye Blank Louise Calabrese Elinor Fritschi Geraldine Halter Regis Herman James Manion Mary Manion Betty Jean McCaffrey Joanne McGarry Theresa Leininger Hannah Struth Charles Shean Dolores Tornichio Increase, O Lord, my power to observe and feel and think, and to express my inmost thoughts with daring incisiveness and pungency. DIOCESAN WRITERS' CLUB EXTENSION MAGAZINE TEEN BOARD John Reusher Hannah Struth Joanne McGarry EDITORS OF OUR SUNDAY VISITOR YOUTH SECTION Virginia Barthen Charles Shean Regis Herman Theresa Leininger Mary McGarry Dolores Brennan Carol Consavage Bette Faye Blank Elinor Fritschi SCHOOL REPORTERS Carnegie SIGNAL-ITEM THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC news: Edwin McGarry James P- MGNIOI1 sports: Edward Podsobinski William Daley Louis Calabrese Forty-one Commit everything to Him that passes through your hands and you will help others more by the peace and tranquility of your heart than by any eagerness or care you can bestow on them. . . . This is the advice MOTHER SETON leaves to us for peace and happiness not only for the days spent in OUR WORLD at Saint Luke High but also for our days in the world outside its walls. Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton LADIES OF MOTHER SETON KNIGHTS OF SETON First Lady , Loretta Rose Grand Knight , James Cavanaugh Councilors , Carol Consavage Secretary I . . Gary McLaughlin Annette Lclni Treasurer Robert Gaitens Councilors Ronald Meiser Malcolm McGinnis Fourth Degree Membership: Mass every school dayy rosary every dayp FOURTH DEGREE LADIES: Nora Kathryn Mountain Thelma Kinzler Dolores Young THIRD DEGREE LADIES Catherine Buzzanell Virginia Decheck Ann Fagan Mary Feeley Mary Monteleone Dolores Hamilton Julia Pelle Rose Marie Ricciadello Irene Szramowska Total members-74 Holy Communion, once a week: Participation in all Catholic Action work of clubp Daily visit to Blessed Sacramentg Attendance at club meetings. FOURTH DEGREE KNIGHTS James Ashton Gary McLaughlin Malcolm McGinnis Robert Gaitens OTHER KNIGHTS: lthird, second, first degreej Daniel Byers Joseph Domenico Henry Kazmarski George Kluchonic John O'Leary John Ringel Gerard Bonnet Gerald Steffan David Richards Stanley Kiska Joseph Gannon John Welsh Charles Young Thomas Przybyz Francis Rezcek Robert French Carl McElhaney Total members-23 Adviser--Sister Marie George Adviser-Sister M. Suzanne Forty-Iwo C1116 WE LEARN TO SPEAK . . IN ENGLISH AND IN SPANISH Fifth row: Ronald Meiser, Robert French, John Welsh, Gary McLaughlin, Malcolm McGinnis, Carl McElhaney, Stanley Kiska, James Ashton, Robert Gaitens, Joseph Dominica, George Klutchonic Fourth row: Patricia Graltius, Irene Podsobinslri, Nancy Fitlsimmons, Dorothy Kinzler, Irene Szramowslca, Clara Swiech, Catherine Schultz, Joan Buck, Patricia Geis, Nora Kathryn Mountain, Joanne Daugherty, Dolores Jantsch, John Douds, Thomas Young Third row: Joan Geis, Virginia Decheck, Verna Valetta, Jean Mclntyre, Mary Feeley, LaVerne Muenz, Catherine Buzzannell, Patricia O'Connell, Jean McCarty, Frances Head, Mary Catherine Balsarini, Patricia Poppelreiter, Mary Carley, Patricia O'MaIIey Second row: Francelle Henderson, Mary McGarry, Ruth Barclay, Mary Lange, Loretta Berlinger, Joan Mclntyre, Joan Ziegler, Margaret McCaffrey, Mary McDonough, Mary Joan Hines, Catherine Gannon, Dolores Coyle, Josephine Battaglia First row: Dolores Young, Patricia Gaitens, Carol Consavage, Mary Jane Zern, Bernadette Leininger, Dorothy Barrett, Jean Dornenberg, Anne Rose, Virginia Mclntyre, Helen Ireland, Florence McChancey, Lois Wylce, Mary Manion ga dalupe entertains for Christmas John Reusher, Mary Ethel Snyder, James Douds, Nancy Schafer Frances McGuire, John Brown, Anthony Finnerty, Martin Sypien and George Harbin Forty-three 1 1 David Manion, Ann Fagan, savage, Mr. Casey, George Harbin, and Geraldine Halter are all set to put to- gether what they took apart. R A clio M etallurgy S cientists Raymond Thornton, James Manion, Mary McGarry, Mr. Mclntyre, Harry Finnerty, and Dolores Tornichio watch a demon- stration recitation in metallurgy adio operators learning the trade, each Wednesday evening history's made . . . A tube, a wire, partofa tire. . .applied with a twist and a tug-a hopeless shrug. . . . onlooking members size up the stock, all of a sudden, an electrical shock! . . . Then the finishing touches begin . . . Ah! at last, the radio's done! mbition, ability-each member has these, not a bit of recl tape, not a cent of club fees . . . Together they work, and together they play-trying experiments clay after day . . . Never stopping until the iob is done--staunch, true members, every one! etallurgy members meet on Monday night, experiments for Mr. Casey must be iust right . . .Steel is studied through and through. A grain of sand, one, two- some of this and some of that--rnix together, and gently pat. Sometimes wrong, more often right, some of the mixtures, an awful sight! After they're finished and things put away . . . members sigh, and leave for the day. cientists all! each and every one, not only work, but plenty of fun. A tiny ex- plosion here and there, a little stuffy gas amid the clear air. They don't mind it, not at all. They're ready with proiects at every call. No wonder Old Glory stands unfurled, over these young scientists of OUR WORLD. Carol Con- Fcriy-fog r LIVING IN OUR WORLD ..... UNDER THE MANTLE OF OUR LADY To remember: SODALITY OFFICERS Dolores Tornichio, prefect Patricia O'MaIley Catherine Schultz Mary McGarry 010' Indy 14 Ele Aing to her faithful followers May the light of the countenance of my little Child ever shine upon thee, and may the perfection of His actions be seen in all thy works, that naught may be found at the last day but that for which thou mayst be rewarded. May His Sacred Heart be thy refuge when beset by temptations and amictions, and mayst thou enter It through the pierced Heart of thy Queen and Mother. Be thy last hour thy best hour, and may the Names of Jesus and Mary seal thy lips till thou meetest us in eternity. Amen. The annual retreat: March 19, 20, 21 under the guidance of the Reverend Edward Ricards Sodality reception: March 21 May coronation Forty-E ve N- Senior C1116 Sister Michaele Music X Q 4 l 4 7 , There's Music in the Air . . ln a Monastery Garden . . . Peg O' My Heart . . . lt's a Great Day for the Irish . . . The Prayer Perfect . . . lt's a Little School in Irishtown . . . -strains of these fill the air and echo through the halls around room 9 on Wednesdays and Fridays when seniors and juniors gather in the music . room for their hour of song with Sister Michaele. unior glee C7116 Third row: Richard McLaughlin, Thomas McKenna, Raymond Mclntyre, William Fisher, Lawrence Collins, George Harbin Second row: Frances Varley, Sally McGovern, Jeanne Leininger, Joan Geis, Mary Corley, Catherine Parente, Patricia O'Malley, Mary Ethel Snyder, Dolores Jantsch First row: Dolores Young, Anna Pelle, Thelma Kinzler, Patricia , Gaitens, Mariorie Weikel, Madeline Cusick, Patricia Graftius, Verna Veletta, Shirley Tinney, Nancy Shatter, Betsy Humble lat pianol Fifth row: John Walawender, William Naughton, William Brown, Jere Wenger, Joseph Conley, Louis Calabrese, Stanley Zuchinski, Daniel Brannan, George Snyder, Fourth row: Wayne Gardner, John Curran, Edwin McGarry, James Manion, John Klutch, Charles Shean, Jerry Hollaren, William Daley, Donald Hoffman, David Shean Third row: Hannah Struth, Catherine Gannon, Elinor Fritschi, Regis Herman, Jack Mulvey, William Willard, Mary Eileen Stephens, Jean Schafer, Geraldine Halter, Josephine Leon Second row: Mary Walsh, Genevieve Chaido, Loretta Rose, Dorothy Kinzler, Mary Agnes Grosz, Theresa Leininger, Bette Faye Blank, Joan McKee, Mary Manion, Joanne Daugherty, Virginia Barthen First row: lrma O'Connell, Nora Kathryn Mountain, Irene Szra- mowska, Dolores Tornichio, Sarah Hanley, Mary Joan Hines, Barbara Beck, Josephine Battaglia, Rosemary Geis, Rita Schiller, Kathleen Spirik Ur All dressed up with a prom to attend are Don Hoffman, Catherine Gannon, Ed McGarry, and Kathleen Spirik Class president Joe Conley doesn't agree with what Josephine Bat- taglia says. Forty-eight 911 77: .lack O'lantern Social Once in a Blue Moon Prom Hayrlde Social GOING HIS WAYS 6 Bill Daley plus a piano results in a group of interested listeners . . . and sometimes they sing! Social Wlail-I Senior Santa Claus Party featuring the Third Symphony Quill and Scroll Initiation Hollywood Party Senior breakfast Class Night! A-riding we will go .... MAYBE? loretta Rose thinks it quite amusing that Jack Mulvey problems with his green 'lrocket lalias egg beaterl has Forty-nine X 1 X X What if the weather outside is frightful .lust so the fire in room 17-I8 is delightful . . . made that way when Walter Zagorsky, Edward Podsobinslci, and David Shean stir things up a bit What a load of hay there was for the Hay-ride Social' and Kilroy! Where new worlds are opened for us . . in the little library of our old high. Posters, dolls dressed to represent characters in books, prizes for the best book reviews . . . these are some of the things that helped to make Catholic Book Week the success it was. Student librarians Mary Agnes Grosz, Irene Szramowska, and Dorothy Kinzler check books while Thelma Kinzler, Tom McKenna, and Mary Walsh soar off to realms of fancy. MRS. MARY MEYER Librarian Through the kindness, interest, and enthusiasm of our Mrs. Meyer, we came to appreciate more and more the library of the little school in Irish- town. Fifty All the WORLD'S a stage And the men and women merely players . . . ' Behind the lines , for sure! The players con their cues and all . Top: James Manion, Virginia Barthen, Mary Manion, Charles Sheon, Dave Shean, John Klutch, Will am Naughton, Edwin McGarry Middle: Dorothy Kinzler, Elinor Fritschi, Rosemary Gels, Joan McKee, Rita Schiller, Jack Mulvey Don HoHman Front: Sally Hanley, Mary Joan Hines, William Willard lt was ..... PEG O' MY HEART! ..... Begorra it was! April lO and ll J Mrs. Chichester Eleanor Fritschi, Joan McKee Alaric James Manion, Jack Mulvey Ethel ,. ,. , . Sally Hanley, Mary'Mannon Brent William Naughton, David'Shean Mr. Hawkes . A Edwin McGari'S', Joseph Conley Jarvis , , . ,.,. . Daniel Brannon Bennett .. , Virginia Barth'en, Loretto Rose PEG ,. ,. . J Rita Schille'i, Dorothy Kinzler JERRY . F . . John Klutch, Charles'Sheon Michael . J . . , ,... .. , , ,.,. Michael, himself Sir Kilroy MacCormick .,., , .,., ..,. . , ... .., ,. John Curran Joseph Conley Louis Calabrese Mary Agnes Grosz Jean Schafer STAGING AND SOUND EFFECTS William Daley Jerry Holaren USHERS Dolores Tornichio MAKE-UP Geraldine Halter Fifty-one Jere Wenger Don Hoffman Irene Szramowska Irma O'Connell i 'Kauai wig 3, U I J.. M an W nu N R ,gg AY, F Q' 5 , X ' i 48 410' 0 'a iw .P NGK gf -u Y x n X I' X .4 . gs N As we come to the end of the story of OUR WORLD of four happy years at Saint Luke High, the little school in Irishtown , we pause to say, THANK YOU to all those who made this memorial of the CLASS OF '47 a reality. Thank you and God bless you, everyone. THE STAFF Standing: Jerry Holoren, Edwin McGarry, Charles Shean, Regis Herman, John Klutch, Rita Schiller, Mary Eileen Stephens, Rosemary Geis Seated: Jean Schafer, Catherine Gannon, Nora Kathryn Mountain, Mary Manion, Mary Walsh, Irma O'Connell fGeraldine Halter, not on picturel Fifty-'Four The Reverend J. J. Brennan The Reverend J. W. Lowney The Reverend E. D. Heyl The Reverend J. D. Fording Mrs. J. Battaglia' Mr. and Mrs. F. Leo Coleman' John Kroch John J. Roach H. J. Romain Walter Rydzon V. A. Snyder John Schultz Mr. and Mrs. C. l. Shean Dr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Catena Mrs. Anna Allen George Badanich Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Balsarini Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Emme Mr. and Mrs. Al Barrish Barbara Bates Betty Jane Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bavol Mr. Egbert C. Beck Judith Ann Beck Mrs. Marie R. Beck Georgia Bell Joe Bettine Audrey Bevard Mrs. Emma Bigleman Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blank Dante Borghine Gertrude Bott Mrs. Stella Brannan Mrs. George Briggs John E. Brown Mrs. M. J. Brown Mrs. W. J. Brown Mrs. Bumback Harry Burnkrant Grace Buxton Dominic Calabrese J. P. Campbell Carnegie News Co. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Carnathon Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Carr Michael Carrazzo J. D. Casey John Castelli Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cavanaugh Helen Cerciello Anthony Chaido Mr. and Mrs. William Chisler Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clerice Mrs. A. Consavage ' Special Patron. l7atronA Graham Cooper Norman Coyle Joseph Cummings Edward Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cunningham Kathryn Cunningham Monie Cunningham Helen Curran Mrs. Rosella Cusick Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Daly Jay Dantry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Daube Mrs. Mary Jane Dempsey Mrs. Al Depp Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dinnen Betty Lou Dorman Alberta Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dykta Agnes Egan Mrs. F. A. Eger W. J. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Ende Miss Ann Fic Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Finnerty Mrs. J. J. Fisher Mrs. Wm Flanigan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flit Mr. A. Florence Mrs. Frances C. Flory Mrs. Frank Ford Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. William Fox George Frauens Warner Fritsch Fred Fritschi J. V. Fullerton Thos. Gannon Angelo Gangone Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Gartz Mr. and Mrs. James Geis Rosemary Geisler Madeline Gonze Dr. W. C. Greasel Mary Greek Mary Agnes Grosz Mrs. J. L. Grunder Mrs. K. Hall Miss Mayette Hall Mr. and Mrs. L. Halter Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hanley Francis Henney Paul Henney Ralph Henney Bernadette Herman Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Herman Jr Henry Herman Fifty-ive Pat:-onA Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Herman Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hock Mrs. Winifred Herman Mr. and Mrs. James Herwood Mary Hlad Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Holaren Mrs. Rita Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jasper George Jester Mr. and Mrs. William Kaechele Mrs. Wilmetta Kelley Mr. and Mrs. David Kelsey Mrs. P. M. Kiehart Mr. and Mrs. John Kluchonic Dorothy Kinzler Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kinzler John Klutch Sr. and Family Rose Klutch Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Knudson Mr. and Mrs. R. Krug Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Krzywicki Mr. and Mrs. John Levandowsky Annette Lani Cecelia Lyons Miss Elizabeth Leininger Mrs. R. J. Leininger Mrs. Albert Loibl Peggy McCaffrey Florence McChancy Mr. and Mrs. D. V. McGarry Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McGrogan Mr. and Mrs. John McGrogan Mr. and Mrs. J. McGrogan Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McGuire Mrs. Marion McKee Mackie Dry Goods Miss Emily Maderic Martin J. Maderic J. Edward Manion USN Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Manion' Michael Marra Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Matlak Lawrence Mavretish Mr. and Mrs. William Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller Delaida Mollica Mrs. John Mountain Dorothy Mullooly Mr. and Mrs. William Mullooly Mrs. W. J. Mullooly Miss Irma Murray Mrs. Mary Musiol Miss Catherine Naughton Agnes M. Neschke Special Patron. ,Fifty-six Dorothy Nixon Mr. Joseph Oliver Mrs. William Naughton Miss Mary O'Connell Mrs. Emma O'Connell Mr. and Mrs. James O'Connell James O'Leary Julia Pelle Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Petkovich Mr. and Mrs. Piatek Edith Picard Harold Picard E. F. Portman Mayme Reilly Mr. and Mrs. William Raring Agnes Reilly Mr. E. J. Roach Mr. and Mrs. John Rose Alma Schafer Marie Schafer Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Schafer Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Schafer Mrs. Joseph Schiller Dr. and Mrs. C. W. O'Hara Lt. M. Gerri O'Hara Jack O'Hara Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shean Miss Edna Shean Miss Helen Sheppels Lida Shevlin John and Ann Sirko Burgess J. K. Smith Mrs. Solomon Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spirik Mr. J. C. Spirik Mrs. J. C. Spirik Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Shute Mr. Edward Staclterman John Steinbert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. P. Stephens Don Story Mrs. John Strietman Mr. and Mrs. Henry Struth Mr. and Mrs. R. Stunkard Chester Szramowski, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Szramowski Mr. and Mrs. I. Szramowski Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tarnosky Mrs. Peter Taucher Mrs. Rose Taucher Grace E. Taurone Bernice Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turnek Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vercheck Mrs. August Vidal Mr. and Mrs. Regis Voye Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Wacker Mr. and Mrs. J. Walawender Mrs. V. H. Walker Mrs. Ann Walsh Mr. Bernard Walsh Miss Jean Walsh Louis Walters Jimmie Walsh Mrs. E. E. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weber Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Michael Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wendt Mrs. James T. Wenger James T. Wenger C. Whetby Mrs. William Wilson Good Wisher Mrs. Francis M. Whalen John H. Wagner Mrs. M. E. Woleslagle Miss Dorothy Zagorsky Miss Helen Zagorsky Mr. and Mrs. M. Zagorsky Jean Zawoyski Miss D. Zuchinski Mr. and Mrs. S. Zuchinski Mrs. Mary O'Malley Mrs. Andrew La Buda Mr. and Mrs. John Burgan Betty Lou Dorman Robert Heinrich Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Hammill' Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Leininger Patroiw Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stephens Paul Greek Mr. and Mrs. Weikle Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Burke Jr. Michael J Hines Anna M. Hines Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman Tony and Vern James B. Conley Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Burke Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burke Mrs. Catherine Dempster Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCraley Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Dempster Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Burke Mr. T. Tornichio Nick Leon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conley James D. Head Jr. John P. Dorman Jr. Shirley Tinney Mrs. John Mucha Chrismar Manion Mrs. Mary Leon Terry Spano Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sniderman Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Stang Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Humble Kathleen Spirik Mrs. L. M. Fleck Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Spratt Jr. Catherine Siegfried Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fainert Mrs. Mary Chaido KuAineAA Patrorw Adamski's Market Brown's Tavern BonfiIi's Radio Shop Carnegie Flower Shop Cignetti's Market .fVladimar S. Corba D and G Garage Fifth Avenue Market Glendale Dairy Gray's Cigar Store Hillen's Service Station Harbison Market J. and S. Cleaners G. P. Knouse 8m Co. Dr. M. G. Laflierty Malam Co. Mary Kay Beauty Shop ' Special Patron. Dr. P. G. Motta ldlewood Service Station Mrs. Hilda Barry Murphy G. C. Murphy Co. Pachels' Shoe Store Pascoe Bros. Phillip's Beauty Shop !Puhlman's Flower Shop yGeo. Rome 8- Co. Fifty-seven Winfield S. Smith Ph. G. Steinmetz Bakery Struzka Store Style Shoppe Al Wacker's Esso Service Station Chicchi Fruit Store Moretti Cafe John Capecci Market Compliments of THE ALUMNI OF SAINT LUKE HIGH SCHOOL F fry gh! SQ Z O Y'I'I m l'l'1 :Tw I IT1 an 1 '43- I' Q. - -I I l'l'l rw I O PU T 0 -4 U1 I P H Ilyppl FROM OF SOPHQMORE ll sr. LUKE CHURCH C pl C pl , , I I FRESHMAN I FRESHMAN II I Raymond J. Henny MCDERMGTT BROTHERS x XXX xg X f- x s figxsi X. we k c NX X XX Y N XX. A it XTX X Q ix PROTHONOTARY ROBERTS SAY! DO YOU KNOW SAY' That Prothonotary David B. Roberts last year turned over to the taxpayers the greatest profit ever shown by the prothonotary's ofliice in the history of Allegheny County .. -,fx g QQ . . ,Qxx 'X' , 4'-ire-Q S . flx - g xfsi .. ' Tsfifii s 'pf W f ' 'F-R X I rQNg,,X jx no You KNOW is V 'fi ix A X fvf . . i Y' ,- 'VW ggwv X l X X X Xxvx '1 Q . Nz' I, U7 l I X xx x fl, , 'xsu , f I l 3. -4 , . -LNXSQ. Y t X Q . N That for the first time since Allegheny County was founded in 1789, Prothonotary David B. Roberts is operating the ottice of prothonotary, solely for the benefit and profit of the taxpayers. SAY! DO YOU KNOW That Prothonotary David B. Roberts is saving the taxpayers more than 515,000.00 a year by having his own stat? do the indexing formerly let out on a private contract. SAY! DO YOU KNOW That every citizen is treated with courtesy and consideration, his wants attended to promptly and efficiently since David B. Roberts took over the office of prothonotary of Allegheny County. SAY! DO YOU KNOW That Prothonotary David B. Roberts, Allegheny County's First Democratic Prothonotary, is running his office on a strictly business basis and is turning over to the taxpayers nearly S200,000.00 a year in PROFITS. Sixty-one C I f STREM'S STUDIO I CARNEGIE AERIE No. 1134 F. 0. E, I I I I ACMANS QUALITY ALWAYS in the products of DAUBE'S DAIRY FARM PASTEURIZED MILK 8g CREAM HOMOGENIZED MILK CHOCOLATE MILK BUTTERMILK Butter - Eggs 8. Cottage Cheese FRESH DRESSED POULTRY Try our products They satisfy PHONE CAR. 703-J Sixty-thr Pascoe Motor Company FORD SALES 8. SERVICE o Ford Farm Tractors cmd Implements All mokes of cars cmd trucks serviced o Tires Recopped o CARNEGIE 71 WALNUT 4200 520 Eost Main Street CARNEGIE, PA. GG Porcelain Metal Products Company OF PITTSBURGH Rosslyn Road CARNEGIE, PA. PORCELAIN ENAMELERS DESIGNERS STEEL FABRICATORS AND ENGINEERS PHONE WALNUT 0707 KEYSTONE ABRASIVE WHEEL CO. MANUFACTURERS OF GRINDING WHEELS ABRASIVE STICKS AND STONES RESINOID AND VITRIFIED PROCESS Gregg Street CARNEGIE Walnut 7036 S tyf Compliments of G. BATTAGLIA 81 SON Angelina Brand Macaroni Products And Grocers' Specialties Phone CARNEGIE 1569 CARNEGIE, PA. Compliments of T H E R A M s I I I ARLINGTON BEVERAGE COMPANY Bottlers of SCOT A DOGGONE GOOD DRlNK GAITENS BROTHERS STURGEON, PENNA. BOX 'I37 I Phone: McDonald 5401 - S P O R T S H AV E N ' Roller Skating Dancing ' Indoor Sports ' Public or Private Parties Arranged JAKE HOFRICHTER, Prop. I Members of R. S R. O. A. I I U. S. Route 519 Phone: Bridgeville 40 BRIDGEVILLE, PA. Sixty-five .J ROMAN MOTOR COMPANY 423 25 E MAIN STREET CARNEGIE PA Hudson Sales ond Services General Repourmg Phone CARNEGIE 1930 CYLC BODY SHOP JOHN cYLc Prop Auto Pomtmg Body ond Fender Reponrmg Frome Alngnment Weldmg Day and Night Towing Phone Cornegne 712 Residence Cornegle 1189 SEA FOODS IN SEASON SEA FOOD INN D J WRIGHT Proprnetor 837 WASHINGTON ST HEIDLEBERG PA DALESSANDROS FRUITS and PRODUCE 536 CAROTHERS AVE. GLENDALE PA Route 519 Washington St. HEIDLEBERG, PA. AT I Sixty-six Fgd AUER FURNITURE CGMPANY 26 E. Main Street Phone CARNEGIE 200 Magic Ch f 8. Appl E I MAYTAG IZZY MILLER FURNITURE I 21 E. Main St. CARNEGIE, PA TI c g woo BURKE'S AUTO STORES E yhgr Y c Adnd THE UNITED STEELWORKERS c. 1. o. JOSEPH H. HAMMILL 2 W. Moin Stree Ph CARNEGIE 82 l.ANGE'S CAFE E. Mom ser CARNEGIE PA C p f BlGHAM'S RESTAURANT J. C. BIG:-IAM, Prop. PETER'S DAIRY AND LUNCH YY I ..l A FRIEND Compliments of THE COLONIAL Ohio River Blvd. AVALON, PA. WELKER'S BAKERY Complete Line of HOMEMADE BAKED GOODS 217 Carothers Avenue CARNEGIE, PA. Carnegie T473 ty-nine Why Corry Your MEATS cmd GROCERIES? Hove Them Delivered From B R E T T H O L L E S Cc1rnegie's Oldest Store SAVE PAY I FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 242 E CARNEGIE PA CENTRAL RESTAURANT BRIDGEVILLE 9500 FRYER FUNERAL HOME 723 W g BRIDGEVILLE 44 ZINAMON BOOT SHOP SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY T06 E M I S C g P or The Federa Way ost Main Street 524 Washingto A . B'dg 'II P Ph ashingto A . B'd 'II P Ph . c'n t. S SANDWICHES SOFT DRINKS PITT BAR B Q DANCING CHARTIERS SERVICE STATION w J ANDERSON Prop 430 432 Charhers Street Phone Carnegie 9310 JOSEPH J. CUNNINGHAM TAX COLLECTOR NOTA RY PUBLIC LEWIS BAGNATO seen msnuauron 528 Caroihers Avenue Ccrnegae Pennsylvcmc Coll CARNEGIE 720 GULF GASOLINE OIL LUBRICATION Sevenfy-o e CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 47 BURGESS J. EDWARD MANION I I JOLLY'S CONFECTIONERY 709 Carothers Avenue GLENDALE, PA. Phone CAR. 1721-W C0mP'imen'S of Bonnett's Restaurant I I R O A C H ' S 528 Washington Ave. Clover Farm Store I BRIDGEVILLE, PA. I 237 W. MAIN ST. Cqr, 9271 Phone Bridgeville 9526 -Seventy-Two 1 l Yi l ll 1 Compnmenfs E. W. COAL COMPANY ' of Mohawk Coal ALVIN BOYCE CARNEGIE, PA. 531 CAROTHERS AVE. Phone: Cor. 545 ANDREW BAKER RADIO SERVICE One Day Services All Work Guaranteed Tubes Tested Free- Terms: Cash 1620 W. Railroad Street HEIDELBERG, PA. Radio Service Since 1921 Compliments of HONORABLE FRANCIS J. O'CONNOR JUDGE OF COUNTY COURT ALLEGHENY COUNTY Seventy-three Compliments of B. P. O. ELKS No. 831 CARNEGIE, PENNSYLVANIA EAGLE DRUG STORE EDWARD SIMMONS, PhG. Complete Drug Store Service At All Times REDSHAW MEN'S WEAR EVERYTHING FOR THE MAN 31 E. Main Street Carnegie, Pa. Compliments of THE L. H. WALTER AGENCY 309 East Main Street Carnegie, Pennsylvania Seventy-four C M f M. J. HOBAN KEISLING BROS. Sl PACKARD S HEIDELBERG PA Ph c g 421 JOSEPH MIDILI TOZZlE'S BARBER SHOP 115 MAIN STREET CARNEGIE PA YORKS Carnegie's Leading Furniture Store 101-105 WEST MAIN STREET Phones: Carnegie 1173 Walnut 2755 JOHN P. MANION GENERAL INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC H G. HENNY FUNERAL 524 Washington Ave. CARNEGIE 1093 HOME Seventy- BEST WISHES FROM BING CROSBY COMPLIMENTS OF CARNEGIE THEATRES C. GODWIN 81 SONS BRIDGEVILLE GARDENS BELL PHONE 444-445 BRIDGEVILLE, PENNA 5 Y -I WISHES TO HE CLASS O O TYS N YOU'LL ALWAYS ENJOY Quali I y-Controlled -gZ4Z224Zf. QQIZILIIIK, ITS FIRST CHOICE IN THE PITTSBURGH DISTRICT DUOUESNE UNIVERSITY SETON HILL COLLEGE GREENSBURG PA DAVIDSCDN 81 COMPANY When you need glasses, say to your eye physician or medical doctor that you desire to take your P R E S C R I P T I O N to DAVlDSON'S, JENKINS ARCADE, where glasses are fit to your individual requirements and positioned to give the best results. GUILDCRAFT OPTICIANS WILKINSBURG Jenkins Arcade Building Highland Building Ross Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. EAST END Seventy-nine bil-eatery of C7444 Virginia Barthen .,.,..,......,,. Josephine Battaglia .... . Barbara Beck .,.,................ Betty Faye Blank ..,.. Daniel Brannan ...,. William Brown ..., Louis Calabrese .... Genevieve Chaido . Joseph Conley Dolores Coyle .,.... John Curran .,....,. William Daley ,.,. Joanne Daugherty . Elinor Fritschi ..,. Catherine Gannon ,.... . Wayne Gardner , .. Rosemary Geis .. .1 Mary Agnes Grosz .,...,. .... Geraldine Halter .,.,........ Sara Hanley .. . Donald Hoffman , .. Jerry Holaren 1 .. Regis Herman . Mary Joan Hines . Dorothy Kinzler ,. .. . John Klutch .......,., Theresa Leininger . Josephine Leon . , James Manion ,... Mary Manion . Edwin McGarry .. .. .,...... Joan McKee ...,...... ..,. .i,... Nora Kathryn Mountain John Mulvey . . ..,,. .,....... . .. William Naughton .,.,....,... Irma O'Connell i,.,....,. ......, Edward Podsobinski Loretta Rose .,........i..,i,.,.... Jean Schafer . ...., . Rita Schiller , ,.., . Charles Shean ., David Shean ...,.... George Snyder ....,. ..,.,...,., Kathleen Spirik ..,.,..,.,i.....,. Mary Eileen Stephens Hannah Struth .. . Irene Szramowska .,i,. . Dolores Tornichio ,.., John Walawender Mary Walsh .. ...,., .. Jere Wenger .,...... William Willard Walter Zagorsky .......,...,,,.. Stanley Zuchinski .,..,.,.,..,.. 422 Kismet Street ., . 210 Marshall Avenue .,i,. 710 Noblestown Road Box 65, Sturgeon, Pa. . . 202 Fanny Avenue .i.. . 713 Logan Street I0 Moffat Street ., 310 Fifth Street ........ 636 Dow Avenue 25 Chestnut Street .,.... ,...... 801 West Main Street ,.,..,. .. 3124 Bergman Street ,.,,. ...,,,, 2 Rosslyn Road . .. .. 136 Lee Street .... 607 Hulton Street ....,...,, ....... St. Paul's Orphanage ,. ,. 203 Woodkirk Street 1. ,. i,,,ii, 1140 Hope Hollow Road 306 Magazine Street , 4, . 246 St. Clair Street 1 . . .,. , .. 809 West Main Street .. ..,. , 1632 Railroad St. .,.,. 1 .... .. . .. .. R. D. 5, Box 368 Crafton Branch 523 Doolittle Street . ...,. ,. R. D. 5, Box 334 Crafton Branch ., ,. 434 Glenn Avenue .,., .....,........,.,.., ...,... 302 Border Street ,.t.., ,, ..,., 721 Sixth Avenue ..,.,. .,.,,,. 210 Sixth Avenue ,.. ,.,. 247 Marshall Avenue ,...,.. ,...,., 325 Reamer Avenue . . ...., .,.,., .,.. . A 1214 Oakglen Street ,.,., .,.,..,,.. . .. 1813 Railroad Street, Heidelberg .. 1 1 315 Trimble Street ,. t,t,,...,...,......,. .,,. . .. 511 Hulton Street .,.,..,.,....,.,,... 205 Pine Street .,.,..,.. 112 Noblestown Road ,.... ..,..., 400 Second Avenue .. 203 Second Avenue ..i,.i,.,...t... t.t.,....,...,..... 3 Parkview Place ,..,... ....,.,.,....,...............,.. 715 Shorb Avenue, N. W. Canton, Ohio 704 Doolittle Street ................,..................... 333 Magazine Street . ,.,,.....,.,.,....,,,......,.,. . 224 Magazine Street .,,.,.,.... ...,,.. 418 Fifth Avenue ...... . ..,.,t...,. .,.... A 1910 Walnut St., Heidelberg ..i., ..... . 320 Second Avenue .. .,.,..,..., ..... . . 324 Second Avenue .,....,..t. ....... 334 Magazine Street ,.,...,,t,.,,,... , ,.,.......,.. . 502 Justus Avenue ..,...t.t............................. R. D. 5 Crafton Branch, Walkers Mill A .,., , 324 Nesbit St. .........,...,.....,.......,.......,,.,...... . 225 Jane Street .,...,,.... 217 Glenn Avenue .... 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