St Mary of the Mount High School - St Mary Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

.,- X U55 fiimaa 7Q4S n, 4 F 4 3 2 5 5 sua' P11l1l1f,s'l1ffrI by the Senior Class of Saint Mary of the Mount High School Pittsllzlrglz, Pennsylvania I cvzj, Aisafof Klfwacfom . . VERY YEAVRBOOK has its theme. For us no better theme could have been chosen than the theme of all our school years, a Catholic Education, under the guidance of Mary, Seat of Wisdom. We know our year- book will exhibit the aid given us by our Virgin Mother, who has helped us come so far to our graduation, because it contains what other yearbooks do not: an essence of spir- ituality in a materialistic world. There are pictures of games, dances, and teams, but only Graduates of a Catholic High School have the other things to remember-May Crownings, Nativity Plays, Diocesan Projects, Mission Activities, Communion Breakfasts, and Class attendance at Mass . . . including our last Mass of Thanksgiving. Each picture, each line printed here, will serve to reveal to others and to forever remind us of the fun and happiness that Walked hand-in-hand with our Catholic Education. A Catholic Education gives a rich heritage to its gradu- ates-a proper standard to live by in an erratic world. 4 May our yearbook show all that has prompted us to pray: Mary, Seat of Wisdom, be our guide . . . always. xx l if 'X 'L-4 fi 'f-- Nag t 046726: Jlflafam lI'l:ilf and .still in ll1lSly 2:10:11 You lrmwr ll'!'l' llnf l:ill. ll'ill:i::, you slw'a::: will: sl:::fl.v Of liqlil, Ql1'llf':'i::q' :'w':'y sill. ll':' g:':'f'l:'1l you will: lr:::g'l:l1':', Will: our youll: zur' rl1'c'lc1'1l your lmlls You lnnlccvl IIIIUII us. zu::l:'l::'::g ffm' :is llnlil l'IIf'll ll:r: :world rzfr'alls To om' of lllrn' llllllllllflllll .s'l11l:'s In lifr. fUg'l'llIf?l'-lZUO, 'l'l:f' llzirrl, lo 1:fr::'xl1:'p Hin: ulimfe fillt'l'1'Slll.'ll Alum M1:lz':', our Il11:::l:s - H NV1-1, 'l'HIi Slixlok Class OF 1948, cleclieate this yearbook to our rex'- erencl Principal, SISTER M. RACHEL, Sister has contributed in many ways to our clevelopnient, both spir- itual ancl intellectual, by her whole-hearted interest in our education. Because of her unclerstancling and encouragement, We shall always think ol. Sister M. Rachel as a true friend as well as counsellor. XVe cannot thank her enough for all she has done by gifting her with materialistic' benefits, but we can say, with all our hearts, May Gorl bless her always. V 'l'o om: Ricvtckiextm l'AS'l'0R, l'iA'l'llliR Rim. we extend our deep appre- ciation for faithful guidance which has helped us to attain our goal-a Catholic education. ive COIIIIIICIIIS 'l'o hint go our niost sincere thanks for his construct on the state ol our niarks and behavior, for his interest in our welfare, an ' ' ' ' ' ' -l ' .l ' between pastor and stu- dent--ideal. d for his wit. which niade the IL ations np liach year ol' our high school life was punctuated with niany of his visits. As freshmen, we were dedicated to standards and were relied upon to live up to his expectations. As Sophoniores, we were cautioned 1101 to be 'wise fools. As juniors, the high cost ol' living, a inodern reality, was inipressed upon the student body. As Seniors, Connnunisin and its attendant evils. was defined and condemned. Rea has led us through our NVith such a variety of concern, Father niost impressionable years, and so We dedicate ourselves to the future, and to his expectations f' I SEC R li TA R Y Ufaaa Gfficaza 7945 TREASURER WILLIAM EDWARD HUGHES B1 Bill is our man Of mmble wit, Who'lI face the world Most mentally fit. 235 I A -A J-gf 31 ? 359. I 'liz ,Admwm NIARY LAVERNE LYNCH LaVerne Her curly hair And dancing feet. Make our LaVerne A ballroom treat. VICE-PRESIDENT DAVID JOSEPH AUL Dave Dave is our he-man Fair and sublime, A date with him Means a wonderful time. l PAUL VINCENT DIPERNA uLOun Tall and lean With dark red hair, When Lou gives out We know he's there. Sf ' ' QV 5, X , 't lf .t A x Lotttsr: lXlARY ADAMS I.11is She's Basketball Manager Sweet and magnetic: Our classmate Lois ls quite athletic. DoNA1.o S'l'l'1l'Ill-iN lSAtmRAc:co Don A Our ntan of the piano A hoy alert. Someday we'll applaud Our Don in concert. MAR1:ARt':'1' lXlARlli BAstt.oNt-1 Margie Margie the girl With dancing feet. And a winning smile Is a pleasure to meet. lin.tcr:N hlARIl'1 BROWN NliVU1l'71iL'H Baskethall's het' sport lixttels in any game. When she heroines a nurse We know she'll do the same. JOHN Rtc:HARn BYRNH SIuggu john's a fellow Liked by all. Always ready 'I'o answer the call. X4 ii I' 'Z '. -.rbi . . CURTIS FRANt:ts ANDR sw Curl In Brother Goose He led the cast, His big hrown eyes Melted us fast. hlARY Do1.oRr1s BARONE f-wily A small dark Bundle of charm, Dolly lits well In any lll2lll,S arm. -Xt11mRt-LY flA'l'HliRINli BLACK UA1llf7'Fj'u Audrey is our hid To dramatic 2111, Shc'll always he Close to our hearts. tlAMics FRANc:1s BRUNI Dooley A dark haired fellow Who plays foothall well, Never gets unduly excited In anything, he'll excel. Rosr:MAR11-1 FRANc:r:s CAFARO Rosie Her latin beauty Is quite attractive, Our little girl Rosie Is always active. ANNA MARINA QAPARELLI Arm A brilliant student With fervor and zest. Of friends our Ann Is sure the best. ilU'l'H ELIZABETH CARDER Ruthie A friend in need Is our gal Ruth, Her high class standing Is certain proof. BIARY THLRESA CICCONE Ch ick Chick in ligure Chick in dress. Hence the nickname Look-then guess. THCJNIAS EDWARD Cot1KAR'r 'f'Cougie Rather short And so reserved, Not like Cougie To be unnerved. RCJBER1' BRUCI-3 Ill-IBERSON Bram Bruce is a man Who gets around His clothes most colorful, Draw stares and astound. Y sc f 9? ,xv s iXIARY ANN CAPo Nick's Kid Always up to something Always with a smile. Best in student studies Her basketball has style. SH1RLr:Y ANN CARRot.L Shirley A magnetic smile A wealth of chestnut curls Gives Shirley top rating Among all the girls. M Alu' ELLEN CORTES nhlacn Yes. Mac will be A very nice addition. To the helpful field Of a dietician. I NANCY CAROL CUNNINGHAM Carol This sausy red head Is pleasant and sweet, A combination That's hard to beat. IAMES AIICHAEL DI-ZRRICK Hans Our most valuable player Made All-Catholic Team, To him the best of luck To finish lawycr's dream. N . L. I : t , oltkd A 4: 'mfg 3 f f M 1 . .bi X , ,. -Q '- I ff' X- in Z I' x V lv, fi - , s I U N YI ll PA'I'RIc:IA ANN DIssRN upulu Full Of fervnr Gifted wilh zest. l'al is a charnier Jxlllflllg' the hesl. AlllJRl'Il'1 LOIIIsIf, DIIRRIN Aurlref ' YOu've mel a girl YOu Cllllltllfl forget. WVeIl, lhal's Our .Xuclree She's One sure hcl. SYLVIA ANN ENcI,IsII Sylvia We'll always reineinher This real lieaxlezl lass. Her rharni is a lreasure 'l'O all llCl' class. SI-IIRI.If:Y lYlARlNA lfI:vO Febir Her charming lll1lllIlCl' l'lC1ISillll and seclate, Makes Our lfelmie The darling Of '-18. NIAURI-ll-IN I'A'I'RIc:IA GIIsIsONs Ducky Ducky canie last year 'l'o lIelp us all have fun. A girl we're sure lu miss When schoul is done. IJOROTHY Loulsr 1 -- Du Du A happy manner F, A carefree way. Q Q H Makes Du Du a plengifj TO seek for play. . lflLl'1l-iN RACIHI-ll. EDGAR K'1'flIf'l'll lilnnrle Eileen Will win your praise, She won Our lOve III every phase. RICIHARIJ IDAVID FAIIRIZI F1I1 lfal Of shorn mustache In his ear lIe hauls. Bruce, llilll and jim. Anil friends in Beaver Fal I'A'I'RIc:IA ANN fll-IIS Hpllfn Her dimples we envy Her hair we admire, This lall pleasant blonde Is a real Heart's Desire. DOROTHY RITA GiIr:N'1'HER r1D0t1p Never grumpy Never blue, Dot will succeed- A gal that's true. RI? DOLORES HECKMAN Rita D. Quiet and reserved Miss Rita D. Excels with her skates A pleasure to see. A I1-'ru 1-If. .ark FIORILIYAK -I... . Edigh'3we're sure ' ' ch her goal, Shdsgi ight-hearted lass With an ambitious soul. DOROTHY AGNES HURNEY Queenie Ruled as Queen of Hearts At the Valentine Ball. A girl well liked Admired by all. DIARY NIARGARET KERWIN Hilfarjv Margaret Always happy Gay and free, That's our Mary Margaret You'll agree. JEAN FRANCES KLEIN Jeanie A pleasant companion Always plays fair, Little Jeanie With the dark brown hair. OTTO CHARLES HERFORTH 0. C. L'OttO is the manager Of all the dances, Decorating capably Watching the finances. CLIFFORD BERNARD HUDSON crm Competition for him Won't be stiff, Cause you see There's only one Cliff. MARY JANE KELLY HMI., This smiling Irish lassie, With eyes big and blue, Thinks Duquesne is classy Could it be someone 6 ft. 2? PATRICIA LOUISE KIRK Pudgy Lou Her dark brown eyes Are one big asset, Her way is winning That none can surpass it. EDWARD JOHN KRETZ ,.Ed,, Missed the car-his theme Facts he has on hand, A whiz at bubble gum And Latin can connnand. p J qwib 'X N I V , Il l 9 is X QIoHN -IosI:PH LACKNI-ZR ..j0-Jon joe's the lad WitlI the wonderful grin, He's capahle And always out to win. PHILIP -IAMI:s LAwRI:Nc:I1 L-.C. I. For hearty friendship Has a flair, Friends he'll need As a millionaire. PA'I1zIc:IA ANN LYNCH llpatll Small of stature With gold hrown hair She jumps and cheers She's always there. .IEANNE NIARII-1 NIALLOY Jeannie Jeanne of the raven hair Is headed for Duquesne. There her smile Will surely reign. JAMES ALLAN Mc:DoNAI.o Horse With a voice And physique like this. Success will come With a whiz. X I WILLIAM ANDREW LA'l'SKO rryogiyr lVilliaIn's a blond Of Inedium size. Yogi we call him A masculine prize. -losI:PH VVILLARD LUcoT ..J0e,, We're all mighty fond Of our Little joe, He's the kind of a pal One's lucky to know. ROBERT JOHN LYNCH IVmry Weary of women. Weary of song, This curly-haired charmer Will sure get along. PATRICK GABRIEL NIANION Patty His curls we all envy His spirit we hail. Pat is our letterman He never will fail. FRANCIS Louis NICFARREN jorko Has wisest answers For sister when slIe ques- tions: Entertaining to us all Are his jazz piano sessions KIULIA RIARIE MCGRAW nlulien A pal that's true ln every need, Is 17 friend Julie VVe've agreed. AIARY fQERTRUDE NICTIGHE 'KA'I!ll'1Yu A zealogsdstudent This small dark lass, Quite the envy Of all the class. DAVID CHARLES IYIURPHY Murph His Irish charm Athletic and gayg MurplI's a wonderful pal In a wonderful way. RALPH CONRAD NARDI ju1Ix The fellow with the Pepsodent smile, His name is first I On the personality file. M ERCI-:mis VICTORIA PIEDMONTE ffMercyJl Mercy our artist With skillful touch, And for this world She'll do much. 6 i-' FRANCES RITA NICLENNAN Frannie Frannie a winner An all around gal, The life of the party A wonderful pal. 1JOR0'I'HY ELIzAIx1-LTH M EVER Dorothy Small and lean of form The violin she plays, Capable and versatile Enhanced by charming ways. MARII4: .IOSEIIHINI5 NACCARILLLI Marie Life will he roses With sweet Marie, A nicer person Could never be. HENRY GEoRGI5 O,'-IQCJOLE Hf1PIW 'l'here's always excitement When Happy's around, But a better companion Could never be found. joseim HALLER RICHARDSON nllurkyu An ambitious lad A Inortician is his aim, Always up on all tlIe fads WVe're sure he'll win ac- claim. '.:T ' xB , xx . R- 1 Ik i L. iq' A I, 2 - cffkr, I :T All lm-nj' L W I- im W JZ' N ' I qv' 4 I i.vi'5.,Q'- ti, , wx F WILLIAM .loser-H RYAN mtl If he had to speak And it was a sport's story. An announcer's world May he his glory. Liao .loser-H Sruni-:Nv asm.. Leo, the martyr Of thc street car pass. lvill come through As engineer of the class. O WlI.I.IAM jAMr1s 'FHOMPSON Bill VVho's the hoy with Mischief in his eyes? It's Bill for whom The girls all sigh. I' DONAI.ll Howmzu VHRNAU Molecule Molecule our genius Whiz at mathematics. Enlivening the class With his witty antics. BERNARD RALPH WARSNAK Sport Fast in rcpartec A talker to the core, Chemistry he studies And looks for more. we-E RAYMOND TI5.E?f5?v?q,'PS1.ii-zfv' f.Ray,, ' V 1 He knows the market - And every cut of meat, Has a dimple in his chin That the girls think is sweet. JOAN MAME SUGHRUE S ugar She is very small A dehater hard to heat. Sugar's ready laugh Will always be a treat. JOHN ANTHONY Tirz ll'hipper Friendly, intelligent. Not too outspoken. He's popular, too. By this very token. NIILAN JANH-is VLHA ..Mel,, Quick at perceiving Hidden meanings, James shows signs of Comprehensive learnings KATHRYN AUDRPIE XVIKINHEIMER .fAud., Audree is a girl whom Everyone thinks is quiet Then there are those who know She really is a riot. SARAH E LIZABETH WELLINGER Sarah This tall blonde maiden Is good and prudent, U .1 willowy Sarah la a zealous student. .m.nz+.'wu .'P'ffw'..IA WURTZ ' 1fr17frr An orchid to Amber Queen of all wit, If Heaven needs a jesler She'll certainly fit. .A N PQ gk df N, X I Yif-f J Alla HOWARD WILLIAM WHETZEL Howard He has wheels in his head For science and such, And outlaws a douht With that personal touch. fNot Picturedj JOAN CARROLL ..1oan,, What a combination is joan, Made of sugar and spice, Who spends all of her time Being quite nice. hifi ' A P, 1 Lt shi, , fe - affix- , 1 Q 1 M M C7 an clfisfofzfy . After eight long years of anticipation and planning, We were finally admitted into an entirely different sphere of school life. Upon entering Freshman class we realized we were in a new and different atmosphere and were doubtful as to our status in High School. We became more fully aware of the fact at the Freshman dance where we were initiated by the Seniors. There was also a serious side to being a Freshman, as we soon realized, when we were intro- duced to Latin and Algebra. As Freshman We were also permitted to attend the social affairs and added to the gay crowds at the Friday-nite dances. Our second year as a successful high school student en- abled us to secure a position on the third floor. One of the main events of being a Sophomore was the selection of our class rings, a prize possession to be cherished for many years. The study of French was added to our curriculum acquaint- ing us with new customs and ideas. At last we reached the climax of our school years. We were juniors, this meant a selection of Commercial or Academic studies. Our class was divided in number but not in spirit. An example of our unity was displayed at both the WW WWW a2l5'l'VWhL QMWMMWWMMWWMMWWMMWWMWWMMWWMM Junior play entitled, Brother Goose, and the Junior Prom. Our class rings were received and the first few weeks proved to be glittering. The height of our acheivement was attained in Senior year. XVC were more serious now with the realization that we were to set the example of the school. All too soon, we were confronted with the task of measurements for our caps and gowns, class pictures, the correct spelling of names for the diplomas, and preparation for graduation. As a conclusion to four wonderful years we were honored at the Alumni Banquet and Senior Prom. Another memor- able occasion was the Senior play, '6Quiet Summer, which was a laughing success due to the cooperation of all in- volved. The crowning glory was the graduation Mass and Com- mencement Exercises at South Hills. 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The right road has to be chosen the first time, because the return routes along the other two are narrow and rocky, and sometimes impossible. All three roads branch into many different fields. New ones are being created every day. There is no need for anyone to be left to drift along aimlessly. Opportunity, however, sometimes, never even knocks at allg it must be sought. The go-getter is the fellow who wins, and justly so. y The purpose of every man's existence is to gain, someday, heaven by his conduct here on earth and by the correct use of God's gifts and graces. Man perfects these talents by the proper choice of his state in life, and by living up to all it requires of him. All three walks of life offer both salvation or damnation. 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W1-1, Tm: SEN1oRs or SAINT MARY or TH141 lVIOUNT HIGH ScHooL, being of unsound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to the junior Class, the right to assume the title of Seniors when we graduate from this high and noble position, and leave this institution of learning. WE ALSO civil T0 You the twelfth year of study, what there is of it. We also assign to you the monarchy ol' the third floor hall, and the right to look down upon all underclassmen, not as des Jots, but as scholarl , benevolent Seniors. I Y OUR INDIVIDUAL 'l'ALl'1N'I'S and gifts we leave to you, the Class of '49, to develop and polish to a high degree as the class preceding you did. ITEM! james Vlha wills his curly hair to Richard Donati. Lover Thompson wills his amorous aspirations to Paul Knittel. To Frank lirkel, joe Lucot wills his front seat with a prayer that Herky knows all the answers. David Aul wills his ability to decorate the room to James Hudson and John McAndrew. Lucky Richardson bequeaths to Bird Stadelman and Mike Quinlan his sane driving habits. Weary Lynch wills his sleeping during class to Thomas 0'Toole, with best wishes to get away with it. Pat Manion leaves his bashfulness to john McDonough and James Cortes. Pat Lynch leaves her freckles to Rosey Shields. Don Vernau leaves his serious and innocent attitude to Bob McCormick, Dan Sheridan, and Pat Simmons. Bill Latsko wills his ability to chew gum to Robert Merkel. Happy O'Toole wills his alibis to Ben Caparelli, with hope that Benny can alibi convincingly. David Murphy wills his coming late to school to james Larkin and james Mc- Tighe-the thousand words go with it. Lois Adams wills her height to Sally Joyce and Mary Grace Foley. Howard Whetzel leaves to Bud Kearns, his baton and long hair for the conduct- ing job. Ray Schopp leaves to his sister, Audrey Schopp, and also to Elizabeth Ryan his good marks, so they too can make it through the Senior mill. at , Phil Lawrence leaves Senior mathematics to Don Priore and Bill Curley. Dolores Barone wills her dictionary to Eileen Fox and Pat Kilkeary. Joe Lackner wills his seat in front of Sister to the one who gets it, with the admon- ition, A'don't sleep in Chemistry. To james Hopkins, Jim Derrick leaves the captaincy, with the fervent wish that they may be addressed as the Champs of '49. Margie Basilone leaves her way with the men to Dorothea Frank. Rosemarie Cafaro wills her typing ability to Evelyn Gracy. Ann Caparelli and Ruth Carder will to Earla Jean Pauley, Jeanne Drummond and Claire McConnell their job of decorating the room every month. Pat Kirk and Jeanne Malloy leave the job of doing the boards in 36 to Dorothy Jane Connolly and Catherine Colleran. Audree Weinheimer wills her cello to Theresa Cura. Shirley Ann Carroll wills her stenographic ability to Eileen Becker, with the sound advice not to work overtime. Mary jane Kelly leaves her bangs to Audrey Stabile. Mary Ciccone wills supplying the room with typing paper to Nancy Borland and Ellen Peters. Carol Cunningham wills her happy-go-lucky way to Patricia Kidney and Imelda Didion. Bernie Warsnak and Leo Studeny leave their debating prowess to Grace Tonzo and Noreen Whitmore. To Chuckie Jones, Bruce Deberson leaves his quiet subdued laughter. John Byrne leaves his many frustrated loves to Bill Meyers. Pat Dissen leaves her dancing ability to Mercedes Andrews. Dorothy Donovan leaves her fancy for academics to Catherine McDonough and Shirley Haller. Audree Durkin leaves her sophisticated, yet friendly way, to Helen Byers and Mary McGrath. To all the Junior girls we leave Richard Fabrizi. Dot Hurney wills her ability to stay out of trouble to Mary McDonough and Mary Morris. , Eileen Edgar wills her wardrobe of suits to Mercedes Kraus. Sylvia English leaves her petite stature to Ann Donohue. Anthony Falce and Joe Shields receive Conrad Nardi's exemplary classroom manners. Dooley leaves Qwith much regret and worryj Mary-to whom it may concern. Shirley Fevo and Pat Geis will to Marlene Didion and Norma jean Augustine their love for junior boys. Eileen Brown leaves her poise to Virginia Stoernell and Marinell Wellinger. We leave Jocko McFarren to Audrey Shepard. Dorothy Guenther leaves her quiet ways to Jean Augustine. Rita D. Heckman wills her ear for news to Margaret Keenan. Curt Andreen wills to John Zwilcher and John Organisak his ability to stay out of trouble. ' Horse McDonald leaves his size -18 trunks to any two guys who can Ht in them. Edith Hornyak wills her bookkeeping workbook to Virginia Kozlowski. Ed Kretz wills his punctuality to any junior who wa11ts it. Lou and L'Otto, disc jockeys, leave the dances to Donnie Schweibinz, with the wish that he may make a big success out of them. Mary Margaret Kerwin wills her dazzling black hair to Dolores Danelle. -jean Klein's ability to do school work is left to Pat Langbein. Mary Ann Capo leaves her nice quiet classroom manners to Sally Malley, and Iris Spieler. Eileen Vetter, Gloria Wfeber, and Verna Wagner get Frenchy Piedmonte's shy, bashful way with the men. . LaVerne Lynch leaves her sparkling eyes to Alice Kelly. julie McGraw leaves her admiration for Gimbel trucks to .lean Holmes. To Pat Sullivan and Norma Schroeder, Mary Ellen Cortese leaves her quiet, Stll- dious manner, with the advice to use it wisely in the Senior year. Frances McLennan wills her curly hair to Doris Goebel. Bill Hughes wills his golden voice to all the girls who adore it-well, one ol' them anyhow. Mary Mc'l'ighe leaves her humorous laugh to Regina Freiman. .john Titz leaves his favorite love to the boys in room 33. Marie Nacarelli wills her thousand-word composition to Nancy Randall. Sarah Wellinger leaves her admiration of Ingrid Bergman to Emily Frank. We leave Clilf Hudson and that Allan Ladd look to all those lucky, lucky, junior girls. To Peter Cappola we give our Hrm prayer for just a few more inches to his present height. -loan Carroll wills her startling voice to Pat Pinkernell. We wish for Pat Kidney, a shorter walk through the jungle. Alice Wurtz wills her beloved name Amber to Pauline Conley. I'ri:M: To all the remaining choir boys we leave the little store for those little snacks after singing at weddings and funerals. To the Athletic Association we will the best and continued success, and the thanks of a grateful class. To the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, we leave our grateful and heartfelt thanks for leading us through the formative years of our life. 'l'o Father Cost we bequeath our thanks for continued support at all social activi- ties. And to Father Sabinash we leave our thanks for the many hours he spent on apologetics. Finally, to our beloved Pastor, Father Rea, we cannot will enough thanks to one who has done so much, both morally and physically, for us. We leave to him our wishes for continued happiness and success. THE SENIOR CLASS or '-18. V ,., Lf! us mrzpl niirsfr us Il gilt, Il HIIMF f1l'f'I'1IlIl.S' gill ol liorlq lvl . , , 1 V . in .slmli 11 will: i'1'1 1'i'f'11f'r lm' Us l1l'l1I'lI-KY' il rvflli liimmnily nm! fllll'g'f'II!'I', .su lim! nv' may mlrlr and rlriiik iii flu' .s'l12i'i'1'l -fif-v 0 lui 1 illmlf il lfiwflllzm ru! I. .. I lfrll is 0 Hof! Illlll zvllfrll lcvlrlx In final. -Nli-ilu. fil.lil'1fiI.l'lS l'1i1vl Ibm'-Y Nlziry lI'2lN1lglllli'. Xlilfllfll Hllllllllllll. Xlairilxii llziwllim'm'. llmiailml B2Ill1ll'lIKl'll. V .Swrfizrl limi'-lS:11'lia1i':i Blllflllil. l'zili'iii:i Xlurlilix. l'zill'ici:u h Sullimii. lfniiicis xlL'FZll'l'CIl, 'I'l1ii'rl lfnzw- -Aluzin Hiller. -lumix Sullzi. Cllzm- lill. 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I-mu lolcy, l.ll1ul.l I I Iinrl: Ifmr- fl,uisC1lllldy1'c', xl2lllI'Cl'I1.fQil7ll1lIlS. liurlzl jenn l'uulm-y. , X'l'lllAl'1'l'IiL ASSUClA'l'ION Bark lion'--.L v0gl'lIllll'gl'l', I O'Roul'kc, DUIIUYLIII. I,. Doyle, Xl I.. Gl'llllCl', R. Sutton, N. Ya-llc. lJl'l'l'il'k. il. Wcinhcilm-r. CI. lfinn. I Sl1l1llH1UOYl'l'. lg lll H xxllSUIl, R, O luolc. l'r. Cust, ll Dovlc, C. Rcrlcnwzllrl. K. KCUIIZIII IVIYHII Rrm'fR. Hopkins, Du' : . Pclmliu. .NX'1'lll.lc'1'lc: fJl I liIICRS Iinrk Rfm'-.Xllxlclict lDirc:c'lm'. Wm Murphs: 'l'rcz1sllrcr.john Scanlon. , run! 11IJ7l'iI,l'l'SillCHI. lilly 0 l'ooIL HCl'l'Cllll'Y. DOTOIIIY Dovlvz Vice Pres illCIll. Cllurlcx Rcflcllwallml. C14 mul I las Bzlskvlhzlll f:Il2ll'll4RI7IJQ'l'l liwing. Ifootlmull lIozn'I1-llzlrry CImn1m's. Sl'l'1l'lCH is one ol' the valuable essentials ol a young iuan or wonian, whose desire is to cliiuh the ladder to success. ln this way, students are trained to attain their goal ellicieutly. Ili Ill Sl? K A Srunv or HUMAN organs and other organic and inorganic niatter is part ol the curriculum in every high school. Thus we protect our bodies with respect and reverence from any harni. ik Ill all 'll A XVlCl.I.-BAl.ANK1l-ill liDllCA'l'l0N consists ol some language. In this case, it is French. Correspond- ing with persons in foreign countries broadens and enlightens our conception ol' the language itself, and the traits and personalities ol' the lor- eign peoples. fl! fl' Ill ilk livickv l'ARoc:luA1, scznooi. has sonie devotion to- ward a saint, corporating that saint's guide in all matters, whether it he scholastic or social. Initialing Freshmen on Freshmen Day. llllllllllllg l'il'CSllIllCll on lfreslnnen llzly. Srum' Clsxss is one ol' the opportune moments for c'oru'entrution. lt is, generally, up to the student hinisell, att this tinie, to choose the subject in which he must broaden his intellect, 'lf Sk is it DI-1S'l'INA'l'ION uNkNowN. The course of our lives are mapped out lor us, but our knowledge is not enlightened :ts to what road we shall travel. Thus, zuquzninting students with the countries oli the world will prove helpful in each vocutionzll trend. lk if HK SF YIQIMIC IS Nor u',xs'l'141n when c'onc'entrated on Grzun- Ill2ll', Prose and Poetry, or language itself. Through the road of correct English we find nlzrny gay :ind intriguing adventures. ll' 'K Ili :lk MA'l'llmrA'l'1c:s installed in the curriculum gives the student ll well-hztlzlnced study. Thus, we are not hzlndiezlpped in future vocations. s 01 ll ID an 'Wm Harb Wen mm l'iunrn' Wing W Ha 2 , K ii? Tyr 54p 3 X . ,fy . w A 1 f X t 1, 'inf-, 6 ,VI , x ' as wg if- si . . li . , I 'k . ,: ' Q 'g.q-k ,T N ' if 7 ,. 3' L . ,jg I , N eff' I-5-. Q 1. ' X - AM, ,gn ,--fgspf' . mfgqqmmgmwvw 'W' K ' it V vi,-,WML xwfgggrl-xi, i v Q ' U5 4 ,fV 1 fx UI' Us WNQSW ,699 Y 4 fs. sd! vf' ' PM, Y! 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SISTER M. l'AIlI.lNIlS MEINIORIAI, Mlillkl. for ilu- HIGHEST AVERAGE, ACADEMIC DEPARTNIENT Founded by the St. Mary of the Mount Alumni Assoc. Mf'ril1'r1 llyx'-Mary Ann Capo IimmmlflffMenlimi-William llnglics. lNIa1'yja11v Kelly, Donald Vcrnau, Dnrulliy Nlcyvr. THE VERY REVEREND EDWVARD l'. GRll l lN MEMORIAL MICDAI, for CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE Founded by the St. Mary of the Mount Alumni Assoc. Mc'ri1f'rl by4Mary Ann Capo Hrmmwlrlr'Mm:limi-l i'a1iCcs lXIcl.cnnan. Donald VCI'- nau, William Hughes. Mary jane Kelly. 'TEN DOLLARS FOR THE HIGHEST AVERAGE IIN LATIN-FOUR YEARS Founded by the St. Mary of the Mount Alumni Assoc Mffrited by-Mary Ann Capo HmmrahleMwztion-Donaltl Vcrnau. Audrey Black Dorothy Meyer. Eclwzird Krctz. TEN DOLLARS FOR PROFICIENCY IN TYPEWRITING Founded by the St. Mary of the Mount Alumni Assoc tllvrilwl by--Shirley Ann Carroll Honorable Men!ion-Roseniztric Cafaro. LztVerne Lynch Shirley Fcvo. Edith Hornyak. SCHOLARSHIPS- Mary jane Kelly-Duquesne University. Allan McDonald-4 Year-St. Vincent's. Mary Ann Capo-Mount Mercy. james Derrick-Columhia University Scholarship. Hurry O I'oole-PALADIN JEW'EL-Conferred b Ex Y ccutivc Board, C.S.M.C. for Outstanding Mission WVork of the year. Bernard Y'Vursnztk-4 year full scholarship to George town University. Cffiaaa glzofzgeckty . . . Good evening! This is your First Nighter bidding you welcome and inviting you to come along with us down Broadway, toward the Metropolitan Opera House, where tonight the talented young baritone, Allan McDonald, will make his debut. We cannot justly say, however, that Mr. McDonald's performance is the only reason for the swarm of traffic that has Officer David Murphy in a dither, ar' the orchestra will be conducted tonight by the famous musician Donald Badaracco. Here comes our taxi! And we are surprised to find it being hacked by our old friend, joe Lucot, President of the Blue Sc White Cab Service Company. As we drive along, amid the bright and glittering lights, we happen to glance to our left in time to see a crowd gathered before the Cortes Cozy Kitchen, which boasts of the new vitaminized pancakes. An interested onlooker we recognize to be Mary Margaret Kerwin, whose three children are fascinated by the ability of the pro- prietress to flip pancakes. What's this we now see to our right? Could it be our own Happy O'Toole and Alice Wurtz starring in the Daffy Follies of 1958 at the New Paladium owned by Lou DiPerna. We've heard that Lou has just recently sold to Bill Latsko- the eminent financier, his Club Grandview, where the famous dancer Weary Lynch got his start. Weary and his sister, LaVerne, are visiting from Hollywood, where they just appeared in Producer Jim Derrick's latest film, Twinkle Toes. On both sides, before us and behind us, the streets are lined with the sensa- tional new automobiles designed by Jim Vlha and Bill Ryan. Driving one of these cars and going in the same direction as we, is Congressman Howard Whetzel, who is celebrating his tremendous victory in regard to compulsory Military Training. With him is Dorothy Meyer authoress of Dotty's Dainty Dishes, a new cook book, and also the famous scientists, Bernard Warsnak and Mary Ann Capo, who recently blew the roof from their laboratory while perfecting a certain bubble gum ingredient. Fortunately, no one was injured, but things were certainly gummed up for sometime. Going on to the next block, we find the elaborate Dance Studio of Margie Basilone and johnny Titz, that boasts of such prominent pupils as Ralph Nardi, owner of Garbaldi's Spaghetti Home, and Ray Schopp, whose butcher shops are found in most of the leading cities of the U. S. As we pass the Carnegie Lecture Hall, we notice that one of tomorrow's speakers will be Marie Naccarelli, discussing The Evils of Truancy g another will be julia McGraw lecturing on the benefits derived from truck-drivers' unions. The third speaker on the triple billing will be Patrick Manion, whose topic will be Work-just a Money Making Scheme. NVe finally arrive at the Opera House and at no more opportune moment for we are met by a host of familiar faces. It looks as though not one member of the Class of '48 was too busy, or too famous to help an old classmate step onto the first rung in the ladder of success. NVe are greeted by Robert Bruce Deberson, who has just graduated from the Leo Studeny School of Technological Advancement, where he was the hrst man to ever receive a D.O.P.E. degree-Doctor of Pinball Ethics. A gay hello is heard and we turn to find Eddie Hornyak, Rosie Cafaro, Mary lNIcTighe, Dolores Barone, and Rita D. Heckman, all of whom have just hurried over after their regular good-night tussels with their children. A streamlined limousine draws up to the curb, a chauffeur opens the door and out steps the wealthy Audrey Durkin, proprietress of the Swanky Dress Shoppe. Wfith her is Carol Cunningham, who has made quite a name for herself as owner of the Lassie Dog Kennels. Next we see joan Sughrue who has really come up in the world since she started modeling shoes with six-inch heels for Littles. Sauntering by is Mary jane Kelly who has just completed work on her revised edition of the book of etiquette. By a lucky coincidence the Association of Successful Nurses of America is holding their annual convention in town this week and here comes the bus from the hotel! As the Nurses descend from the bus we recognize Pat Lynch, Audree Weinheimer, Pat Dissen, joan Carroll, Eileen Brown, Dorothy Hurney, who have all done a great deal for the cause of humanity by helping to relieve the suffering of the unforunate. While there is still much going on in the lobby of the opera house we are reminded by the head usherette, Dorothy Guenther, that the performance is about to begin. As we all move swiftly to our seats our eyes glance over the crowd and we recognize many who are outstanding, not only in name today, but in our memories of high school days. Shirley Ann Carroll is sitting to our left, looking very charming, and we are not at all surprised when we hear that she is private secretary to Joseph Lackner, distinguished president of the renowned factory that produces Lackner's Chocolate Covered Dog Biscuits. In the Press Box, we recognize William Hughes, newspaper editor, deeply engrossed in conversation with Clifford Hudson, sports writer. We understand that they have both done a marvelous job in the field of journalism. Slipping into his place next to us is Bill Thompson, who has just returned from a business trip to Alaska Where he has been engaged in selling refrigerators to the Eskimos. We spot another group of socially prominent persons among whom are Maureen Gibbons, famous designer and seamstress, Jeanne Malloy, a successful secretary to Andrew Rockamellong Lois Adams, well-known social Worker, Pat Geis and Shirley Fevo, writers of that popular soap opera Loves and Adventures in Jungle Town. just before the house lights dim, there is some excitement in the rear of the theater as Audrey Black. the noted actress, is swamped by autograph hounds. liileen Edgar, an executive ol' Thomas Coukart's department store, arrives a little late with glean Klein, who is now a buyer of clothing for the patrons of Joe Rich- ardson's Funeral Establishment. The 'music begins and before we know it the most wonderful display of talent fs finished. Into the street slowly empties the theater. We now make our way toward the Club co-owned by Otto Herforth and Donald Vernau, where tonight the music will be provided by McFarren's jazz Band, featuring the saxo- phone ol' Phil Lawrence and the voice of lovely Pat Kirk. At a side table we spy Prof. Curt Andreen, still debating the immortal ques- tion--Resolved: To be or not to be. Accompanying him is John Byrne, D.D.S., and David Aul, television executive. The next table is occupied by the eminent tree surgeon, lid Kretzg Bowling Champ, james Brunig Air Hostess, Sylvia Eng- lishg and Einstein's new assistant, Ruth Carder. Following us into the club is Disc jockey Donovan and Sarah Wellinger, now director ol' the world wide Drive-in Theaters. Still good old friends from high school days are Anna Caparelli and Mary Ciccone, the two hostesses who direct us to our table. 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PATRICK MANION ....... DAVID MURPHY ...... HARRY O'TOOLE ....... LOIs ADAMS ............. DOLORES BARONE .......... MARGARET BASILONE ...... ROSEMARIE CAFARO ..... ANNA CAPARELLI ....... RUTH CARDER .......... JOAN CARROLL .................. GUILTY OF ........Being in the hrst seat .....................QGambling ........Blushing .........Sleeping .......Loafing .......Flirting ..................joking .......Having parties ........Day dreaming ............Danczng Dating shy ...............Having talent for figures Having a pleasing personality SHIRLEY ANN CARROLL ........ .................,................. H aving fun MARY CICCONE ............. CAROL CUNNINCHAM ....... PATRICIA DISSEN ........ DOROTHY DONOVAN ..... AUDREY DURKIN ..... EILEEN EDGAR ...... SYLVIA ENGLISH ....... SHIRLEY FEVO ...... PATRICIA GEIS ............... DOROTHY GUENTHER ...... RITA D. I-IECKMAN ......... EDITH HORNYAK ..................... MARY MARGARET KERWIN JEAN KLEIN ....................... LAVERNE LYNCII ........ .JULIA MCGRAW ........,... FRANCEs MCLENNAN ........ MARY MCTIGHE ......... MARIE NACCARELLI ...... SARAH WELLINCER ..... ALICE WURTz ....... CURTIS ANDREEN .......,... DONALD BADARACCO ........ JAMES BRUNI ................. .......Being best dressed ..........,.........Laughing ...............Dancing .........Possessing wit .....................Being charming .............Being the best dressed ......Being the life of the party small ......................Padding .............Being pleasant .......Planning a wedding ....................Laughing nice .........Lending a helping hand .................Having curly hair .........Being in love .......Being intelligent jolly Saying ten-syllable words Being quiet .............Being witty ........Having a steady ........Playing the piano ........Being well-liked 'l'HERE'S JOHN BYRNE ........ THOMAS COUKART .,.., ROBERT DEBERSON ..... JAMES DERRICR ....... PAUL DIPERNA ........ GUILTY OF joking ........Lacking height .......,...Being social .......Personality plus .........Having red hair RICHARD FABRIZI ....... .,............................................. F lirti ng OTTO HERFORTH A..... CLIFFORD HUDSON ..... WILLIAM HUGHES ....., EDWARD KRETZ ......,. JOSEPH LACKNER ..,.... PHILIP LAWRENCE ...... ALLAN MCDONALD .....,, FRANCIS MCFARREN ....... RALPH N ARDI ............ -JOSEPH RICHARDSON ..... WILLIAM RYAN ....... RAYMOND SCHOPP ...... LEO STUDENY ........ JOHN r1'ITZ ..................... WILLIAM THOMPSON DONALD VERNAU ........ JAMES VLHA ............ BERNARD WARSNAK ....... HOWARD WHETZEL .,...... AUDREY BLACK ........ EILEEN BROWN ....... MARY ANN CAPO .......... MARY ELLEN CORTES ....... NIAUREEN GIBBONS .....,. DOROTHY HURNEY .,... Running the Friday-nite dances handsome .........Possessing a deep mellow voice a scholar ,,............Being tall Clowning Singing .........Playing boogie ........................Sleeping .......Mortician's dreams ..................Being quiet .,....That baseball arm .......Taking pictures ...:.....Being a wolf .,...,...Being sleek ...........Trouble .................Being quiet .......,.....Having intelligence .... Conducting the orchestra ,........Laughing ............Driving .......Chewing gum fun .............Planning to be a nurse NIARY JANE KELLY ..I..... ......... D reaming of Duquesne U. PATRICIA KIRK ......... PATRICIA LYNCH ...... JEANNE MALLOY ..... DOROTHY MEYLZR ....I.. MERCEDES PIEDMONTE JOAN SUCHRUE- .............. AUDREE WEINHEIMER ...... Beautiful eyes ......,.Having pep and vigor ,...I.....Having a good time ....,.Playing the violin .................Drawing .......Being petite Enjoying life re E 4 5 a Awsnioz .smoiu i. , 0 .. . A 1 24 '., FSS. 1. 5' .0 IP TRU QNEH, 'wa lg? 9 -3.1 in SUM M.. X N XQXN, L Q55 WN A 4 ss? lun Q' . N SIP' ' ,,,.. ...Q M.. 2 Y' d5i!','1W I .-4. 'I 5 1 , 1 W l-?,,,, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 SAINT MARY OF THE MOUNT HIGH SCHOOL presen ts IET UMMER A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS BY MARRIJANE AND JOSEPH HAYES Prozlurerl by .special arrangement with Samuel French I5 SAINT MARY OF THE MOUNT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM May Nineteenth, Twentieth and Tzuenty-first zvinemn H Ilflf 1 red and F f114 ty-figln at eight-zlzirzy pan. STORY OF THE PLAY Quiet Summer is a fast-moving, rollicking comedy with an interesting and amusing theme. In this play it is summer. And james Clark, lawyer, has hopes of spending it in peace and serenity, concentrating on getting elected president of his country-club-knowing that this will be the first step toward winning his race for District Attorney in the fall. But the best laid plans of men who are uncles often go astray. And james is an uncle. His sister, Lillian, and her husband want a summer away from Pamela, 17, and Sonny, 15, so the kids arrive from New York to stay with Uncle Jimmie. In the course of three uproarious acts Uncle Jimmie learns about the younger generation-the hard way. Pamella and Sonny, work- ing at break-neck speed, get involved in romantic falmost maritalj adventures: they all but smash .Iames's happy romance, they turn his home into a combina- tion rumpus-room and campaign-headquartersg and they manage to learn a few things themselves. All this is presented in a swift and humorous manner, complete with surprises, to make Quiet Summer a hilarious comedy. NIR AVIES CLARK ....v........ J Hi LPN Russian, ........ THE CAST I Allan McDonald David Murphy Edward Kretz A jeanne Malloy Shirley Ann Carroll Dorothy Meyer A 'Audrey Black Ruth Carder HARRIET MORGAN-mm-mlj Mercedes Piedmonte Patricia Dissen A 'Richard Fabrizi ......J Donald Vernau xThonIas Coukart Mary Jane Kelly Mus LILLIAN YOUNG ..,...,. 4' LaVerne Lynch xAudree Weinheinier 'Robert Deberson MR CLIFI oRII YoUNG ...... 1 joseph Lucot N-Iames Bruni TUBBY PITTS ........ y'Philip Lawrence .. ,......... Q Harry O'Toole lxLeo Studeny MR. HENRY NIORGAN .,.,.... BILL HENLEY ....... 'Joan Sughrue JEANIE DAY ....... ....... 4 Patricia Geis Patricia Lynch 'joseph Lackner 3 L P I f l l 1 ESTHER HAMILTON ........... 4: 4 BETSY HARRISON ............... I A Curtis Andreen Howard Whetzel Audrey Durkin William Hughes Robert Lynch. William Thompson Mary Ellen Cortes Shirley Fevo Maureen Gibbons Alice Wurtz 'Ralph Nardi , -,A- .4 f FREDERICKA COLLINS ........ 4 'Dorothy Hurney l Frances McLennan W lxPatricia Kirk 'Paul DiPerna MR LI SLIE GARDNER .,..... J David Aul James Vlha john Byrne Mary Ann Capo Lois Adams NMarie Nacarelli 1 FRANCI-is SI-IAUGHNESSY .,... 4 xRaymond Schopp james Derrick Otto Herforth joseph Richardson Dorothy Donovan Rosemarie Cafaro Dorothy Guenther .Ioan Carroll PROPERTY MEN M AKE-UP USHERETTES Jean Klein William Ryan William Latsko Patrick Manion Eileen Edgar Dolores Barone Margaret Basilon Carol Cunningham Eileen Brown Rita Heckman 2 4 ff' '1 Q , H ,, . , ij if .I .. ,, 1 ' ,'f.- ., ,M .-ali, , '- -- 5 r:-qu Q , . A ' ' . r- .- ,ng . , - K' uf ' ,3 C L A S S N I G H T 9 SAINT MARY OF THE MOUNT SENIOR CLASS MARY or THE MOUNT SUI-1001. AUDITORIUM Cunss Sona ....... Wzncoun Anmuzss ....... :. Cuss Hisronv.. ........ Culss WTLL ..,........ Cmss Babu-lacy ........... Cmss PRESENTATION ....... F AREWELJL .......... Ffuzewnu. SoNc ....... FAREWELL SONG ....... Cx-:onus .... ..... May Thirtieth Nineteen Hundred and Forty-eight eigh tfthirty o'cIoch .i 910316202 ......'.C1ass of 1948 Among My Souvenirs ........Franees McLennan M me ' QI fShir1,3' Fevo' 4 'Alice Wugtzf Ono Herforth Rosemarie Cafaro , kAudrey Black Paul DiPerna ' Patricia Geis Maureen Gibbons gHar1y O'Toole l'Mary Ciccone ljeanne Malloy Shirley Ann Carroll .William Thompson ........ 4 ------ 4 - ---- 4 Ann Capo ..........Class of 1949 Melody-My Happiness - ' ..........Class of 1948 Melody-Now Is the Hour 1 Saviour! Bless Us Ere WQGQ class Flower 1 Ammucgml Bmun Rose Cla-SS'.M0tto - 1 Txurn IN Wlsuom 514 'I ,- Q . 5 r a - L-w 4, ' .-411 -'. JV' . - - L' . ' ' z -Lu k 'vw' , bp, 514-- eg,- ',Ik ir . '- , . . ' . ,-1 f inf: ' , 1: 3'-537 if-xflf'-'T,wdIc. J , 5' .- 5-ima -9? 11' . si f, - - -' lan Liens. g ,-if'--f 4,9 '-'J '11, f 21 + A fi . . 3 9' ' - ' - . 'i + Lf ' b. 'Ta L 'f A 1 ' A' 'f 1' - --- 5 .,f: - f W ommalzcamslzf Examaiaaa SAINT MARY OF THE MOUNT HIGH SCHOOL l'I'1 l'SBURGH, PENNSYLV,-XNl.'X l'Vedr1escIay Ezfelzing, lime Second Nincleelz Huudrerl und Forly-vigil! PROGRAM fJlFR NA'r1oNAL AN'rH1aM 1'Rocnss1oNAL ................., ........., I Vagner VVAL'rz OF 'rl-nc FLOYVERS ........ ......,...,.,...,,.... ..... T s clzaikowsky Orchestra ciAN'l'A'l'lC TJOMINO ...... ..,.,A,A.,,,.,,.w.,.,........... ...,.,, I J 'Indy Senior Chorus COIIIIIIICIUP'-1301121161 Badaracco, '48 AITUIIIPIIIIfSf-FYZIIICTS MciFarren, V18 Speakers of the Evening Introduced by Jefferson Whelan 1sAc:c:Ai.AUREArr5 ADDRESS RIQVEREND EIJYVARD SULLWAN, PRICSICNTATION OF DIPLONIAS AND HONORS TH1-Z VERY Rnvr1R1aNu THoMAs O'REGAN REA, P.P., LL.D. Graduates presented by Jelfcrson Whelan 1'rf'sirIc'nl of Sl. Mary of the Mount Alumni Amocirlliolz PALADIN J EVVEL Conferred by Executive Board, C.S.M.C., for Outstanding Mission W7ork of the year, awarded to Harry O'Too1e REc:r1ss1oNAr. .... , .,.,,, Gozmod T3-W5 Banquet am! sunion SAINT MARY or THE MOUNT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION honoring THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASSES OF 1948 Hon-:L Fomf PITT rrrrsnuncn, m:NNsyLvANxA Monday, june the Seventh Nineteen Hundred and Forty-eight PROGRAMME INVOCATION ............. NATIONAL ANTI-IEM .................... Inmonucrxou or ToAs'rMAsn:x ........ .......... WELCOME ........ ' Rzsronsz ...... ToAs'r or Cmsszs 1928-88 .......... Fonn Rzconmcnous ....... Annnzss ......... ........... Herbert Cost ..........Emire Assembly .................Edmund McCall Choifman, Banquet Committee ......:.....-..jeiferson Whalen President, S.M.M.A. Willianf Hughes President, Class of 1948 ......Rev. Francis McCarv.er Hon. Henry X. 0'Bricn A -- Judge, Court of Common Pleas A Fxw COMMENTS .... ..... ........ R ev. Thomas O'Regan Rea Bmmlcrnon ............... .e ..... ...... .. Goo Bins Annum. ...... 1.6 .......... .. Hon. President S.M.Ma.4. Rev., John A. Asabinqgiht .., ...... Entire Dmcxnc cglzowfscf mania . . . Listed on the following pages are our patrons and advertisements. l'Ve, the stall' and senior class, wish to take this op- portunity to thank our many friends lor their kindness and support. XVithout their aid this book could not have been published. Special thanks go to Sister M. Huberta and Sister M. lilphege, our advisors: Mr. Cappy and Mr. Carter ol Strem Studiosg Mr. Mctlvilliams ol' Alahn EQ Olliei Engraving Co., Teresa C. Davern and James Cramer ol Saint Joseplfs l'r0tec'tory Print: and Penn State Binding Co. l9l8 CIIIMIQS STM-'lf and Sr:N1oR C1.Ass l A'l'HI-LR REA I-'A'l'HI'1R SABINASII FATHER c1os'l' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abate Able and Cloherty Mr. and Mrs. Clyde F. Adams Bud Alexander Mr. and Mrs. William A. 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Garrity Garofalo Shoe Repair Mar. and Mrs. Garvey Francis Dissen Gatens Effie Gearing Mr. and Mrs. joseph P. Gearing Bill Geis, jr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Geis Ann's George Gersen 's Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Geyer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gialanella joe Gialanella Mrs. G. Gianopolos Mr. and Mrs. Florent Gibson Mary Gibson Dr. and Mrs. Gilmartin Mr. W. W. Glancy Mrs. W. W. Glancy Mrs. Nellie Glandorf Gordon Appliance Company Stella Gordon jerry Gorman Mr. Frank Gracy Mrs. Gracy Gladys Gracy Graey Kids Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gradeck Graham's Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graner Mrs. T. A. Grealish Mr. and Mrs. T. Grealish Miss Mary Grealish Mary Olive Grealish Carl Grefenstette Mrs. J. Grefenstette Ann Guenther Mr. and Mrs. john Guenther john W. Guenther, jr. Mrs. A. E. Geutneher Dolores Gurtner Mrs. Barbara Hahn Bill Haisley Daniel M. Hamill Harold's Flower Shop Harry and Helen Mr. and Mrs. J. Hawthorne Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Haymaker Qafmona Anna Mae Heckman August Hecknlan Boss Heckman Frank E. Heckman Gene Heckman Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Heller Loretta Helmbreeht Mr. and Mrs. joseph Heremann Heyl's Market Anita Hoffmann Mrs. Anna Hoffmann Vivein Hoffmann Margaret L. Holweyer Miss Catherine Hornyak Mr. S. Hornyak Miss Dolores Hubstenberger Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hueberr Mary Pat Hurley Bees Hurney ' Mrs. Lawrence Hurnev Lee Hurney 4 Michael Hurney Mrs. C. Hustara jack's Fruit Market Mrs. A. james Chick Jamison's Fine Foods jeanne and Bill jennie's Fruit Market Mr. and Mrs. David jones Mrs. F. D. jones Mr. Jones Mrs. john -Iorinscay johnny Kane Mr. Arthur A. Keeley Mrs. Mary Keenan Miss Lally Keenan Ross Keener Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Keil Mr. A. Jerry Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly Charles R. Kelly Mr. E. V. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kelly Mr. Joseph G. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. james F. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. HI. XV. Kerne S Anne Marie Kerwin Catherine Kerwin Mr. and Mrs. J. Kerwin S. Kiefer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kilkeary Miss Gertrude Kleber Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klein Mr. and Mrs. Kline Knapp Market Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knoff Mary Agnes Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Kreutz Kribel's Bakery Mrs. Albert Krupa Sylvia Krupa Kulzer Family janet Lackinger Daniel R. Lackner Mr. and Mrs. Langbcin F. j. Larkin Lash Real Estate Anne Lasky The Lasky Kids Mr. Karl Lauer, jr. Alice La Valle Mr. and Mrs. P. WV. Lawrence Doctor C. H. Lewis Liberty Photo Supply Mrs. L. C. Lighthill Loyd's Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Lochard Mr. and Mrs. Herman Loeffler Donald Lofe jack Loftus Sis Loftus Mrs. Theresa G. Long Virginia Lorincy Louis Fruit Market I.ubin Xa Smalley Co. E. Lucot Mr. joseph Lucot Mrs. joseph Lucot Rita Marie Lucot Miss Charlotte Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Wlilliam P. Lynch Bob Madden Bob Malloy Mrs. Agnes C. Manion Mr. and Mrs. John B. Manion Mr. and Mrs. Kerns Manion lim Manley Mary Manley C. A. Mastandrea Mr. and Mrs. C. lNIastandrea Frank Master's Shoe Shop Dr. and Mrs. J. Edgar Maucher Mr. and Mrs. ll. E. Mc.-Andrews Mr. and Mrs. P. AI. McArdle Mr. and Mrs. Dan McCann Mary Kay McCann h Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy Timmy McClelland Mr. and Mrs. Regis McCrea Mr. and Mrs. John McDermott Ellen G. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Edward McFadden McFarland Cleaners Mlilliam McGall Mrs. QI. C. McGardle Howard K. McGinnis Mr. William McGraw Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McKee Mrs. Mary McKelvey Coleman McLaughlin Bill McMahon Mr. Edwin McMahon Mr. and Mrs. F. McMahon Mr. James F. McMahon Mrs. Nell McMahon Mr. and Mrs. William 1. McMahon Mr. james McManus Q 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Mrs. A. j. Me'l'ighe Mr. james E. MeTighe Mary Me'l'ighe Measmer Coal gf Coke Company Measmer Hardware Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Meyers Bill Meyer Mr. IVilliam A. Meyer, Sr. Dave Miller Mrs. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Miller Eddie Minch j. j. Minsinger Mrs. Moeller Mary Mollet Moore. Leonard and Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moore Mount Washington Pharmacy Mount Washington Real Estate Agency Mrs. john Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j. Murray Anna G. Naaf Eva Naccarala Nardi-and Francisoni Nell's Dress Shoppe john Nelson Dolores Nesbert Mrs. Mae Nesbitt Mr. and Mrs. Neuser George Nicklcs Nicky and Rita D. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Noonan A. F. Odenthol A. j. Odenthol Barbara O'Donnell james O'Donnell Olga and Gladys Mr. and Mrs. john W. O'Rourke Mr. Anthony I.. Orlando Evelyn Ottaviano Mrs. O. Pagnucci S. Palermo, Sr. Mrs. james Palmer Bob Parme Miss Marie Paul Miss Irene Pedan Penn Window K Ollice Cleaning Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petraglia Mrs. Mary Petraglia Oscar Petragl ia Pat Petraglia Elmer C. Pfeifer Mary Lee Phillips rs. Mary M. Piedmonte ominie D. Pittoco Miss Eleanor Pomarico Mr. and Mrs. Reid Pontuis Mrs. Edward Powers Tom Powers William Powers Premier Photo Company Mr. W. G. Prescott Larry Prinzo Rostetter's Bakery ggaffconi Record and Gift Center P. M. Reilly Mrs. William j. Reilly Reisdorf's Confectionery Mr. Frank Repko Mr. and Mrs. Reuhling Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Richards Mr. Charles S. Richardson joan Richardson Edward Rieland Mrs. Catherine Rihtarchik Ollie and Peg Robbins S. S. Rodgers Harry F. Rohrer. Inc. Walter A. Rosenberger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roth Room 20 Room 37 William j. Ryan and Family Ann Sacco Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sandonta Mrs. Saylor Scanlon Sc Markay Music Studio Mrs. Ellen Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. Martin Scanlon Mrs. Peter Scanlon Schwartz's Cleaners George j. Scheurering Mr. joseph Schnippert Mr. and Mrs. Schoenain Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Schofer Madeline and Gretchen Schofer Miss Elizabeth Scholfer Prices Men's Schopp Mrs. E. Schwartz Mr. Robert L. Seeger Mr. and Mrs. C. Seiler Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shaner Mrs. Frank j. Shenkel Mr. and Mrs. C, Simbus Mrs. M. Sinkus Sly's Service Station jack Small Mr. and Mrs. joseph T. Smallhoover Anne I. Smith Mrs. Carrie Smith john Smith jos. Smith and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Smythe South Hills Sports Center Mr. and Mrs. john Speicher, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Spratt Spratt, Herforth. DiPerna Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Sprung Lois and joan Sprung Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stack Mrs. A. Stabile Stan Star Shoe Service Mr. and Mrs. Stoeher Mrs. Albert C. Storch Miss Norma E. Storch fR.N.j Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Streily Mr. and Mrs. Leo j. Studeny Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stupak john Stuten and Son Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sucky Mrs. Ellen Sughrue Miss Mary Ellen Sughrue Edw. F. Sullivan Gus Sullivan Pat Sullivan joseph Swanson Mrs. Sweeney Maureen Sweeney Kay Sweitzcr joseph F. Taggart Mr. William Thompson Mrs. William Thompson Mr. and Mrs. j. Tledgley Tom and Audree Tom and Carol 'l'ony and Mary Tony's Barber Shop Miss Lena Ubinger Miss Minnie Ubinger Gorden Uhl Ralph Valpe joe Varuolo Mr. Charles Vernau Mr. Donald Vernau Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Vernau Miss Mercedes Vernau Mr. Walter Vernau Bill Verno Mary Lou Vetter Visual Art Films james Vlha Rose Voegler The Vol Verna Wagner W. S. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Stanley j. Warsnak Mary Anne VVaters Mr. and Mrs. Edward IfVaters Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Weinheimer john INeinheimer Mr. j. G. Wcllinger Mrs. j. G. Wvellinger Mr. and Mrs. Pat Welsh Clara Ivertz Dr. A. j. IVeyandt jeff Whalen Paul VVild jimmy Williams Mrs. Louis IIVilliams Mr. and Mrs. George INilson George Wilson, jr. Peter R. INinters Leslie Woddill Mr. and Mrs. Mfurtz and Amber Mr. Albert Wurtz Mrs. Albert Wurtz Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Yelle Natalie Yelle Tommy Yelle Zak's Pharmacy james A. Zewe- Mr. and Mrs. A. Zitsmann Mr. and Mrs. Zwigart Mary Kay Zwilcher a::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. ,v-,,,,,--------------------:p GOLON Y GRILL FRANK Bouxslir, Prop. 39 Southern Avenue Sea Foods Hllmlock 9319 Mt. X'V2lSilil'lglOIl Good Service Menus Satisfied Customers For Your Iiffvr - Ale - Porter SCANLON DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 200 Edith Street CENTER'S CLEANING Sc DYEING 226 Kezlrsarge St. MT. WASHINGTON COFFEE SHOP 224 Shiloh st. GRANDVIEW MARKET 1213 Grandview Ave. Meats and Groceries GANNON'S SERVICE STATION 1111 Grandview Ave. Q ,.,.,. 'r DUQUESNE HEIGHTS HARDWARE 1208 Grandview Ave. C. H. RICE 208 Shiloh Street PISACRETA Sc BOYD HE. 5575 Res.-EV. 6093 Beer-Ale-Soft-Driuks SHILOH FRUIT MARKET 228 S1lilo11 St. g::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Compliments Of A FRIEND For Flowers -1. L. LIGHTHISER Florist 717-21 Omallu Street - - - - - - - - ::::::::::::::::::::Q g:,::,:,:,,,::,:::::::::,::,:: 1 1' 11 1, I' 1' 1 1 l.'1m1j1lin1w1ls Crm1j1Ii,,,,,,,,l, 'r 1, 1 nf of 1, 4, 1 vw , 'P 1, ,N SOU IH HILLS IRUSI LO. 1: 1, MALLOY 5 PHARMACY 1, 4, Mt. XV2lSlliIIgl0ll Jos. O. Malloy Chas. M. Malloy. jr 'r 1, EE if 1, 4: 1 1 1 11 It 1: 1, 4, 11 1, Complfnzmls ljnruplinrr'r1ls :I 1 fl 1: of of 11 1, 1 I' . ., , 1 1' . C. LEONARD 4,01-, PIL 1 Rouo 4, ,I -I :1 1: D. QD' H. M1'n's Shop 1 1, 1 'I I: :n 1, :,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,S 1f1,,:,,,,,:,,,,,,,:,,:,,, -, .... M. G. DUMAS 61 SONS Q, ?::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::3 ?:: ----+A ::::::::::::: - - I, 1, 11 1, 1, 1, 41 1, 'P 1' 7' 1' T' P 1 - w - , wr . 1 ' 1 1 1 511RV1c.11 DRUL, 51 01111 :g 51 1 , 51 J ,, J II10 Nlvusnrc uf flunlux' 4 1: l,l'l'XI'I'flIlf1HlA' fllll' S11r'r'i1Ill1' F Vg 1 44 A 1 1 3 Ummdhw-MMMV 5 3 5 3 G 2 SmHmlHvCWmn 4 11 QZUHIUI' G1'11111lx'icw Kun EQ 011011111 Sl. :1 1: ' ' li ' ' Il Of! 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Q:::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:- HON'S HUT 1225 Grandview Avenue liver and Liquor Fine Foods SOUTH HILLS'-TAILOR 0 209 Sycamore Strcct l5Vcrgl1ulc 3534 l I l ky 1 I ' C o CUIIIp1fIIIl?lIf.S' of Beechview Moose NO. 609 E Yi? S ? U U U N N N II I II I 5 N I I 'I U N I In I U U N I 'I U U N 0 I I I U I 0 I I I U N 'I U 4 I I I B ,,,--.,--.,--...---..---..---.,::2qp U COIIIPII-III en is Of Harris Lawrence Insurance Co. Si? A I I I N U U I I U N U I U 4 I I U N N I U 6 4 I U I I U 0 U U 0 I I I 0 U N 0 U U N 5 g:::::::::: -:::::::- : ...--.v--v Q 5 9 5 5 5 I 5 I N I' 'I 5 I 5 X I :V I I ' ' 4 :g Mr. F GIICG Naccare111 41 5 Q 4 I :E Cement C:'m1traf'tor 5 ? 4 . 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DUMAS STEEL CORP. :::p Q::: -:::: :- 4 5 :I ,I 41 U 44 PIERCEYS MARKET QI Duquesne Pf0SPeCt 4' , 1425 POKOIIIQIC Avenue Quality Meats and Gmferzw A ' t 1.0. l9604Frce Delivery I: 1: SSOCHI lon :- 4 I 44 ff 219 Shiloh St., Mt. Wfashmgton 1, 1, P' -1 1 4, ,I 1IISbllI'g 1, a 4, 4, r 43 4 4 if gf Ev. 8200 Best II'ishes to the Class of JS 14 1, 4 4 4, 1, 44 1 72? .1015 TIGHES I: If 1 1: Afrozmts Federally Insmfd Up i INCLINE NEWS I: 1' 1, 4: I 'p ii It 'r '4 ::,,,,,:Q 1-ax, -xx ,INST A REMINDER FROM PROTHONOTARY DAVID B. ROBERTS Si? Best Wishes from L.A.A.O.H. DIVISION 47 793 ELL'S RESTAURANT 12 Smithfield Street il' Home Cooking :::::::::::: ---- : ::::::: - - Ap SON'S OF ITALY CLUB IGB Virginia Avenue iff Complimentx Of RAY'S CAFE iff 201 Shiloh Street g::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 'n STILLWELL'S 1221 Grandview Avenue MT. WASHINGTON PHARMACY W. ALLAN DARI-MART Next to Grandview Theater GUY ORLANDO Stone :intl Ceiucut Contractors I1 Fetzer St. EV. 3017 gb:: ------ ::::::::::::.-::::: E. CLARK PHARMACY 230 Shiloh Street il? COLONIAL PRESS Printers and PllI1liSlIC'l'S fir 405 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. COALIPLIMEN TS OF THE PITTSBURGH WATER HEATER CO. if COu1't 7022 -:::v. :::: ,::::.-R :::::: -:::: 1 1 P ll 1, ,, '1 1, '1 1, II I' Hlimlock 4070 1 :E Complinzents I: I1 51 1' 1 Ferry Electric Co. Ei fi of 1: 1 I lilffrtriral Cmztrzzriors '1 1, 4 ohn I. Kane arf I '1 1, :I 1' , 1 407 Zara Street 72? 1 1, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania fi 4 IE 1 :1 1: .2 ig I, I Q - --A- -A1- - MT. WASHINGTON ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS S1rurluraISteeI mul Fabricarizm Orrlmnerztal mul Af1iSl'l'HIU1!'lI1lS Iron Office Phone C.-X. 6702 TUNNY'S MARKET 2l30 Bl'0illIVV2ly .kvelluc llccchvicw Aleuts, G1'ur'c'rir's and Frnzfn Funds FI. 3200 CARLIN k MCINTOSH xvillfh -jewelry Repair Kc Engraving 5 VIl'gillIil A1 L-, Mt. W'z1shi11gtm1 MT. WASHINGTON COFFEE SHOP 224 Shiloh St. SCHURMAN'S ELECTRIC STORE 1+:s111111is11e11 1921 2:11 sm11111 Sl rcvl - 11111111111-k 4411 Q ...... SCHOPPS MARKET fH'U!'l'I'iPS - Fish - Mwzls 1407 POIOIIIHC .Xvcnuc TRIANGLE RECREATION 36 lir1u15u1irk 1.111103 Heart of the Golden ,l4l'I2illgIC 529 Penn Avenue --- '--'-Q I 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 :I I 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 B g::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::?? HENDERSON'S DAIRY STORE 1204 Crzuulvicw Asc. D Szuulwichcs-Dairy-Products-G1'occ1'ics GENTERS Cleaning Xa Dyeing 226 Kczlrsargc Sl. Con1pli111e11ls of A FRIEND 1 41 41 41 41 41 :I I 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 B Compliments of Joseph P. Passafiume Attorney At Lorvv 33524 9 -:::oo4-0:::: M Congratulations to Senior Class I-lendel Fruit: Company 73? I OURS'l'ORliSCONI'IiNlliN'l'l,Y1,0Cf1'1'1ilJ Diamond at Wood Diamond at Graeme Diamond at Delray Liberty Avenue at Market .'::: A: Roofing Heating DAVIS BROTHERS 1020 W. Liberty Avenue EVerg1orde 6100 il? HUSCO ALI, METAL COIWBINA TION STORAI PVINIJUWS RUSCO ALI. JUETAI. I'liNli'l'lAN A WNINGS Q Q Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Vlha and Sons John, Regis, Edward NK Q 'Q 'r 0 1+ P 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'l 'n 1: 11 1 Q::::: Compliments of William Slater 6- Sons IWWSQQWWR Everglqde 3345 LE111g11 2107. This Ymrlmul: prirllwrl by Qaint nsepifs rnterturp Fm' I11m1r'lzfs.s' lioys 552 PRO'I'liC'l'ORY l'1,.'XCli, l'l'I 1'SBURGH PENNSYLVANIA :MM ,fir W' fum 1 7,3 X im' . W x ll Clllllflfllf' rlmrily with your lIll.YfPII'.V.S' mul help this buy lmllb llfllI.Yl'1f. GRANT 609-1-95 Q13 , J A K AV u.ut'1511f. I i 'A' L SERVICE ,I ' WY ,f ly . S X. 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