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

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Families Souls Parochial School Baptisms Deaths Year Pupils in Marriages 1921 857 4300 1098 31 123 67 1922 887 4400 1121 34 134 51 1923 873 3690 1148 37 127 67 1924 870 3480 1167 34 125 76 1925 870 4300 1111 33 106 54 1926 875 4300 1118 40 121 66 1927 930 4600 1173 33 118 74 1928 930 4600 1163 30 115 61 1929 939 4660 1212 28 110 77 1930 945 4600 1254 33 125 70 1931 980 4490 1258 23 117 58 1932 1020 4325 1225 25 101 57 1933 975 4175 1206 36 80 56 1934 950 4150 1199 36 100 53 1935 940 4100 1226 47 117 51 1936 945 4160 1216 30 112 66 1937 875 4050 1178 54 119 58 1938 875 3970 1242 38 113 50 1939 870 3890 1193 33 135 55 1940 900 3895 1157 65 136 56 1941 860 3750 1114 58 155 71 1942 835 3680 1083 48 130 63 1943 810 3615 1077 39 144 77 1944 812 3618 1066 48 128 93 1945 785 3616 1083 56 136 79 1946 745 3580 1090 98 182 69 1947 770 3789 1089 94 221 66 1948 775 3802 1087 91 201 55 1949 780 3810 1087 50 217 66 1950 792 3842 1147 73 197 62 1951 917 4305 1154 55 189 1952 1862 6088 1570 73 222 61 1953 1869 6097 1166 58 227 72 1954 1927 7021 1227 45 190 77 1955 1932 7036 1278 48 208 77

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OF INTEREST TO THE RESIDENTS OF MOUNT WASHINGTON May 28, 1870 1870 1872 1876 1877 April 14 , 1883 1883 1892 March 4 , 1904 December 1, 1904 March 15, 1907 October 1, 1907 October, 1907 July 4, 1911 September, 1923 February 4, 1928 March 27, 1928 July 17, 1928 May, 1929 May 11, 1931 1931 — Opening of Monongahela Incline. — First Mail Delivery on Mount Washington, although it was rural delivery by horse and buggy. — Mount Washington Borough was annexed to the City of Pittsburgh. — Opening of Duquesne Incline. —First Exhibition of Electric Lights in Pittsburgh — lights were strung around a dance pavillion in a grove on Duquesne Heights (Display by Mr. Ingold). — The first paper to service Mount Washington was the South Side Tribune. — Reading Room and Library Association established. (Mount Washington ' s first library on the site now occupied by South Hills Trust Company.) — Opening of Castle Shannon Incline for freight and passenger service. — First Edition of Mount Washington News published. — Completion of Railway Tunnels under Mt. Washington for Street Cars, providing street car transportation for the people of South Hills. It was cut through almost solid rock at a cost of $875,000.00 exclusive of track and overhead wire installations. The first route number to Mount Washington was car No. 213. — Shiloh Business District Between Post Office and Virginia Avenue Wiped out by Fire. — Opening of Mount Washington Post Office. — Population of Mount Washington and Duquesne Heights was 17,217; — Dedication of Olympia Park, which was to become another one of the many parks that are available to the citizens of Mount Washington. — Opening of Liberty Tubes through Mount Washington. — Last Entry in Saint Malachy ' s Records, this was shortly before the close of the mother parish from which St. Mary of the Mount started as a mission. — Opening of Liberty Bridge. —Dedication of the Mount Washington Roadway, now named P. J. McArdle Roadway, who was greatly responsible for its construction. — First Radio Concert at Olympia Park. —First Police Radio Station of Pittsburgh was put into operation from atop the Mt. Washington police station No. 9. —Record Attendance at Band Concerts and Community Sings at Olympia Park. September 20, 1932 —Establishment of Bus Route on Mount Washington.