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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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F I QR It Q . l Elf, I' Q, K 5 W 1 S., Q: :Q , V, F '5 0 QR- y R int 4 N I f sl I my s Q a W- ,-if .1.M - THE MAR YAN SAINT MARY OF THE MOUNT HIGH SCHOOL Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 3 e i C a E i 0 n In ll scrinon dc-liverc-rl tit his roronntion as the Sovereign Pontiff, I-Iis Holiness Pope lohn XXIII challenged the Church- hiinsc-ll', so lu spoilt. .ind also gill the lnithfulgto imitation of the zeal of the Good Shepherd- Ready for every sacred umlcrmking, no in.nlc-r how daring, strrriglitforwnrd, constant. even to the supreme sacrifice. fionsrious ol' our responsibility to do our share to bring ull peoples into the fold of Christ, we pledge our allegiance and fcnlty to our Apostolic l.c.ulcr, Pope -lohn XXIII. and to him wc lovingly and gratefully dedicate our yearbook. In the wortls ol' Holy Mother, The Church, we pray: The Lord fviwezezzf him rim! gire him Kong life. and Ulrike film l7!L'l'f:f'1! llf70lI llve cnrfh and deliver him 1101 nfl fn flu' fri!! of bfi' czlwlziex. Foreword fxf In Christgs Apostolate In an age when materialism is the basis of society and atheistic philosophies abound, the Church calls upon its mem- bers to lead the world to a regeneration of a sound Christian conscience. It is the duty and obligation of every Catholic to respond to this call. To pool our resources in the Apostolate of Christ would have unlimited potential to guide men to a Christian way of life. Because the Apostolate of Clorirt embraces all the principles of our Catholic education, we have chosen it as the theme of our yearbook. We have been fortunate, for the instruction and the influence of our sisters and our priests has built a sound founda- tion for membership in an active Catholic laity. To become leaders in Christ's Apostolate requires a three step program-spiritual preparation, and application. All three have been included in our courses here on Mary's Mount. Daily Masses, the easy access to the Sacraments, our annual retreat, the constant reminders of God's Holy Presence, and the example of our teachers unite to help us grow spiritually unto Christ. Nothing humanly possible is neglected in our intellectual training. The sciences, the languages, and the arts are taught by teachers who have specialized in teaching. Opportunities for the application things to Christ in our school life be carried over into our adult life. let Christ down. So, in the years ahead, when we chance, we have become negligent lishing us in Cbriftlf Apostolate. Contents DEDICATION ...,,.. ,,,...., P age 4 ADMINISTRATION ....,.,., Page 6 FACULTY ...... ,,..,,,- P age 8 SENIORS ...,. ..,,,,,, P age 12 CLASSES .....,, ,S,,.,,. P age 2,4 ACTIVITIES S.. ,,,...,. Page 48 PATRONS .... ,,.,,,,, P age 75 these fields, but more importantly, by teachers whose lives are dedicated to God through of the principles of Christ are legion. Not only must we make an effort to restore all and our social contacts and our mission activities now, but the lessons learned must Unless we make use of every opportunity to restore the world to Christ, we will have are leafing through our yearbook, may we be spurred on to greater zeal, or if per- in our obligations to Christ, may the memories reawakened be the means of reestab- Bishop of Pittsburgh MOST REVEREND JOHN J. WRIGHT Th 5 ly. 5 8 8 H h I t S Li 85? 1'kEi,-5153 Pastor of Saint Mary of the Mount REVEREND THOMAS A. SULLIVAN .4 REVIZREND JOSEPH IT. FRONIEK RIZVEREND HUGH UI. LANG QQ, 4-. Ev 4 RIQVIZRITND HUGH I. LANG But They That Are as the Brightness To our faculty, the Sisters. Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, we should he eternally grateful. Through them, we have learned that per- sonal sanctity is a vital factor in our development. Their prayers and sacri- fices, their guidance and example have hrought us to a more vivid realiza- tion of our purpose in life. They have implanted in our hearts noble aims and high ideals. May God grant that these noble aims and high ideals he always within our line of vision. l wervising l'rincipal MC J'l'l IIIR M. ALMA Principal To Mother Alma not only we, the class of '59, but the whole of Saint Mary of the Mount owe unhounded gratitude. Mother is completing her sixth year as our principal, but her years ot' de- voted and loving service to the Mount total almost six times six -1 years. She refers, with justifiahle pride, to the many fine graduates of the past as one of my hoys or one of my girls. Most astounding is the liatt that she can tall all her hoys and girls hy their baptismal names, This phenomenal feat can he the result only of frequently calling to mind the rememhrante ot these boys and girlsf-a re- memhrance that takes place where rememlwrances are best-in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. XVe are confident that the hest gitit' of gratitude that we can give to Mother Alma is the promise that we, too, shall remember '72 her always where rememhrances are lwest. Mother Alma tonfers with Sister M. lidwin, lotal Supervisor of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Learned Shall Shine of the Firmamentg Lx., SWKW 5-X ,pran- MRS. LOIS DISKIN School Secretary MR. HARRY HAUS Home and School Visitor DR. SAMUEL BARRONE School Pl1ySIC13.Il MRS. MARY VERONA School Nurse lNlR. 'IOHN GALl,AGl'll1R Buyi l5.1SliL'llw.1ll ciU.lCll lNllSS NANCX MLMAHON Girls' Basketball Coach .1 W ,...., rr: 3 SISTIER MARIA IQDMIIND SISTER M. LUCILLIZ Irlslrllctm' in linglish, lfrcnclm Instrurtor in Cummcruial Subjects And They f-' Who Instruct Uthers Justice SISTER M. ANTONINA SISTIER M. 'IAMFSINIT I,ilwr,1ri,m I'IOINL'I1I.lkII1g1 SISTIYR M. FAITH Instrudor in Latin, Iinglisll SISTER M. IYVANGIZLIST Irmstructux' in Ckm11m'rci.1l Subjects SISTER INI. BRIGID IustrLu'tor in SOci.1I Studies Iwi VI? Sc9i ' SISTER M, ANNA TERIESA Music As Stars for All Eternity. Daniel 12,3. SISTER M. FLORENCE Instructor in INI41tI1c1u.itic'm. Art SISTITR M. CHRYSTA Instructor in INIntI1ciu.1tics, History SISTIER M. CIARICII Iustruatur in Sgicucc SISTER M. INA Music' Inspired by Their Apostolic Leaders and Guided by Their Teachers the Seniors Pray N O LORD ,H V355 -xy , , f ,.5,,,,g,,,. N 3F if y. if ,--: , A 6 if 47 Q an S Q 4 sw Q Q Q H? i wx MS ,ig 5 I W, ,134 ,xwzam f i 5 ,, .S ,mi ., Q , .W ..vA.. 3 14? M: , 3 Q Q fi? 4,02 N N 55 S X if Q, 425515. ,f 5 W A 5 ab 5' 'S 2 A X Y X0 4 6' Aw Re- 4, . Qi' ix 3 if ss, Egg: ff , xX,, 95,55 fm' Ana ,gg ee 2 V5 A 4 P .-:fz:,.z Jimi' , , W, V'73 ?f'V V MQ ,. , 'X 5 2 6 Q. , -....- , S5 if M X a bfi? f H we ,,, fa, gy?-wig, ge, , ggi, 571,57 T wigs? 5 1 Y Q Wx, 3 - 1 , - V V LMQIWLK fm- 1 aw . fi Make IiOI5I2R'I' LUIIIS CiAIfl I2Y I'I1-sxrlclmt ll,Ir1 ' 1 lu- f Iulw I. l. w. I. Vw. I7I'L'NlLlL'I1f I. II.Ixlwllw.IlI Al.llI.lxL1k'I .31 Numuu IIUIIIII' NIAIVII' i. ll -IIIIIIIII Aul1IuuIIc-11t .L 9. Klux I'1g-sulvlmt I. I. i I. CSM? I. I. I I- I Instrument lnflnr l'f,1IfI. iIuuI.I:L'tImI1 llIIIXL'ISIlY CII'RAI,IJINl: IxII.I:IzN Sf,zXNI,UN Su rotary HCrL'I'l'IH Ulu- f,lIIlW '. 5. I. 0I'al1wt1'.I I, Q. 3. I. 7.111411 CIIIIIIIIIIIVL' I1 Class SL'tI'L'l.lI'I' I1 'XJLM IiA I1f,gAIf, I. l. S. I. 'f 1fRANc3Is JOHN MCGRATH Treasurer Fm11l2 Clns'I'm1sr11'c1-Ig CSINIC I. 2, R. -I. lfnfnn l'l.n1I.' Armed Fnrccs. TI IUMAS IUSIYPH DIPIZRNA View-Iprcsinlcnt ..!W.. Glcc Clul'1 2. 31 Art Club I. 2: CQI.1sa VICL'-I31'c5IIIcI1t ,IZ CFML I. Q. w. I. 1'.llllH':' I'f.u1I: Olmiu Stats l'I1INL'l'SlII'. XVILLIAINI RONALD ADAMS l'Rfff1l1-llll Glu- Club 1. 3. 1: Fmskutbull lg Base- ball I. 1. 5. lL D.mcu Committee fl: CSMC 1. Z. 4. ll Mission Honor Su- uutx' I1 Cl.1ss Vice-President 5, 151111111 Pl.111l,' Duqucsnc I'nivc1'sity. DONNA MARIE ALTAVILLA Df2l111rl Glue Club 'li CSMC 1. 2. 3, fi. 171111114 PI.111f.' Robert Morris Business Sfllmml Your PEACE A V+- . L. '9- 1 . ff NANCY ELIZABETH ALIEXANDER N1111I'-3 Glue Club 'IL CSMC 1. 2, 5, -l. F11l111'u Pl.111l.' Rulwcrt Morris BUSINESS School. LORETTA LORRAINE WILLIAM EDWARD ALTON Actor Glee Club 2. 5: Art Club 11 CSMC 1. . 2. 3. 4. Fulure P!I7Il.f.' Business. GI AMANTEA LUN ce Club Z. 5, Ai: CSMC l. 2. 3.11. Fnllnw 171,111.1 .' Busi ness I5 li.. Slil.INlf .IUAN AN'l'ONlil.I.I S Where There .SI'f111u Glu- Clulw J, S, I. I-Ivrnrmms I. Muni Hn-nrt fllulv 9, II Sswrm- Hurwr Swan-tx -I1 fllms SuIvI.1rI' I, ISMIQ I, 1. S, I. Nf.MlfA l l1!1111 lI,.lIlI,' Mmm Hmpmll Mluml ut Nuxsing MARION l1XNIi l5Il.I.1XN'l'Ii :'I3llft'!7H NIC, Cllcc- Club S, -I1 NKQMIQA 4. I1 CS, l ' 8 I l 11l11II l'f.1111.' SLRlALf.ll'1.li XX'wI'L. ANTOINETTE IDA BIRKHIMFR Hflffllffjllfffluv CSMC l, 3. 5, I. l7111111I l'f.111I: Mount Merry College. Q Q I NORMAN FRANCIS BIZISTIZRLING N111'111 Glue Club 4, VI. lu-.IsI1I'cI' -I1 lhxkctlwxlll l. l. 4. ll NY'I'IlL-I4 Hmmm' Society -I 171111111 1'f.111v Ihlxurlcss IfI.ORlTNCQIY MARIIZ BITTNIZR Flu GICC Club I. 5. -IL CSMC l. 2. 5, -I. lsllflllg' Pi.1f1v.' RL-ccptiurmist. Let Me LJVIERNE RUTH BRIDGE MARY ANN BRINCKA ULi1VL'l'1ILfH AIf1r3' Aim Cilcu Club 1, 3, -ll liawlictbnll l, I. 5, -il Glec' Club 2, 5, -ig NCMEA 5, ,lg CSMC CSMC 1.2, 3,Pl1NCMEA Rl. 1. Z! 1, pf. 1'i1'lfllVc l'f.wi: Scci'etiu'i11l XVork, Fnlnrii PIJIIM' Robert Morris Business School. ANDR EXW FELIX BRUNO Slmcl1 Glce Club S, -lg Math Honor Society 32 Chou' 9, lg Science Honor Rig History ip NCMEA R. Ri: CSMC 1, 2. S, bi. Fnfnri Pl,n1.i'.' Cnrncgic Tech. GEORGIANA THIYRIYSA CASILLI G'e0r Glee Club Z,5.-lgCSMC1,2,5,i. Flrllzw Pl.mv.' l'nivur5ity of Pcnnsylxul- nin. JAMES DAVID BURNS Tex Glee Club 22 CSMC 1, Z. 5, -i, Fulnre Plizmx- Business I7 -I ine- .my P ewffaea-x - ,, I .'. Q, Eve DOMINIC1 ANTHONY CQIQLMO Muffin, Art Clulw I, ll YI-.lxhunk Stzlffz Missiun f,llfIUUI'i1fISAIfl I, Q, 5, -I. lillflllx l'f.u1v,' IILINIIILNS Where There S Deubz: JOHN BERNARD CONROY Ulm .. Glu' Club 1. 4, 'ig O1'chcst1'.1 5. A11 Choir 3. 5. I2 CSMC l. 1. 3. -ILNCMEA 5.411 Science Honor Socicty R. 151111111 Pl.n1v.' Vnivcrsity of Pittxburgh. XXfll.I.IAM JOSITPII KUNXVAY Hifi LSMK, I. .'. N. I lfnfnn l'l.mn,- Ihlsim-xx JAMES WILLIAM CRIDGE Jim CSMC 1, 2. 5.1. Ifulnw Pl.111,v,' Business. JOHN MICHAEL CRIMMINS A Iirlme! CSMC -I. Fnluru Pl.H1J',' Duquesne University. Let Me ,IUDITH ANNE CUDA F ELIZANOR DAWES Contra 1ff Glcg Club 3' 5' il: Folicnslcs -I' 'l' Vlcc' Glee Clulv 2. 3, -ii Business Iflirnur So Prusitlcnt ll Sacred Heart -lg Mission Cictv41CSMC 1,1 su .iv Hwnru' Siiuicty 51 Class Secretary 23 I QSMC in 1, an ,jg Yml-book Stuff' Fllfllfc Pf.111i.' SCCl'CfLlI'I.ll XY'urk, lfnfznr l'l.mi',' Duquesne I'nix'crSitV. RICHARD VINCIZNT IDCNIAIICQO DiriJ Bascbrlll 51: CSMC 1, 2, S, ii. Flllllfc' Pl.1r1r.' I'nitcd Statcs Navy DARLYNE MARY DeHAAS DoH Glen Club 1. 4, 41 Dance Committee -I3 NCMEA5.4:CSMC1,2,3.4. Fzzfnrt' Pl.u1.i': Secretarigil XX'ork, THOMAS FRANCIS DEIGAN Tom Basketball 2. 5: CSMC 1, 2. 5, -I. Fufure PI.mi'.' Duquesne University. W here There MARY MlXRfllllfRlTA l7RANC:lS DAVID Dll.l-C5N lk' SCHUN S If,-,g1gl2 Ml Gln-u Clulw 2. 3: lI.ml4utlm1ll 1: Student Ulu' flulw J. 9, l1AI'IflllIl7 I1 NCQMIYA Cfuumil S: CSINIC I, 1. 5. -I. 5. ll f,NMf. I, f. 4. -I. . . X . I-umm l'l.1f,w: l mtul 5l.lIL'S lXl.lI'lI'lL lfnffm l'f1ww Dnxuu- lJI'IWILlL'I'ILU llrvxpi- CHIPS. I.ll Slluvul ul NIIVNIIIXLI Injur IJUNALID MIC IIAICI. DIPIHRNA lDff1m1 Ulu- flulw ,'p Alt flulv I1 C5519 l. 3- 5, I. l-mlm l'f,mn,- Cl.mnun Cullcgu 'IO ANNE DISSIYN ,.!0.. blue Llulw 2. w. -I1 Urflmcstru I, J. 5, -I1 Stullcnt Clulncll SQ Hisuu-y Humor So- Clcty' -I: D.1nc'c' Cuuuuittc-c Ai: NCMEA , -- - , . H. -I1 CSMC. l, ,, N, -1. lfnllm- I'f.n1I,- Rulwcrt Morris Business Snlmul. ANDRIEXW JOSEPH DOXVD Hxflllcftfl Glue Clulw 1. 5. -Ig CSMC 1. 2, E. bi. l IH'lH'L PXJPIIQ' Business PATRICIA ANN DROGOS ,, I .. Dingr Glee Club 2. 3, -lx Forensics Eg Sacred Heart Club 5, rl: French Honor Society 5, -lg Classical Honor Society 21 CSMC 1, 2, 5, '11 X'C.lfl'JUOli Stuff -l, Fflmru P.!.II1.l.' Mercy Hospital School of Nursing. MARY ELLEN FIGURA 'lllfzry Ellen History Honor Society 51 junior Achicwmcnt 1. 5. -ig Junior Achieve- ment Speakers' Corps S. 'ig CSMC 1. 2. 5. -l. 151111111 PXJIIII' Mercy Hospital School of Nursing. Let Me ow PARDO 'IITDITH BRENDA l LAlllZRTY Uffltflll Glue Club 2. 9. -li Orclisstra 1. 2. 3. 'll Stuilcnt Council li lfrcmli Honor So- rictr 3. 1: CQSNIC 1, 1. 4. I: NCQMIFA Rl Ifzrlnrr Pl.11z.i.' Merry Hosp1t.1l Srliool ot Nursing. L 6 ALLAN IESKRA Allan CSNC 5, -l. Furzzra P.I.H1l',' Business. CHARLIZNIY MARIE Glcc Club Z. 5. li 5.u'rcil Hcurt C FLANNIQRY Cln11'ft'11c History Honor Soricty 5. 'lx NCR R. 'iz CSMC, 1.1. S. 1, I'lIflH't l'f.ff1i.' Mr-rcy llospihll Srliool ol Nursing. lub Qi. Where There CA I IIIfRINIf ANN I OCII,IfX S ANDRIEXX1 ClRA.xIC1 clAN1BLI2 'KWH C111ikg ISM! I- -I- '.'- I CSMC I, Q, il -I, If-WH l'fJ'f' IILIHIHH lflzlnm Ijhffw I'nituI Smtcs AI1ll'II1t Corps. -IAMIQS CQICURK II' frm KIM' f,IlII5 '. ISSN. .'. W. IWIIHI l'f.H,'v,' IIIIS ,M ,. V ieiifl I Despair Chl IAR LIES ALLEN CERANIIR Rf I ' I w I w f l,IL-Q KAIUIN ,N x I. II.lNL'I'O.lII -. W. I .XII-A 1, C NMC, I, l. S. V1 l nfn14 l'1'n,'x' I'r1ix'L-nity' nf IIltlSIW1ll'gI1 MICH AIII. FRANCIS CERATTAN 'Ajlihf' C.5MC,1,J. N. I lfnmf-I l'!.,',,,'.,- Vnirc-d Sums Amm- Ifmm rs MARY JANE HAAS j,1,v1e ' Glee Club Z, 5, -ig Buskctlmlll, Stuclcnt Manager 5, 443 French Honor Society 5, 41 Class Treasurer 2: CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4: NCMEA 5, fi. Fuzzmi PZ.HI,V.' Mercy Hospital School of Nursing, MARY MARGARET HEALY Em111t 1 Glcc Clulw 2. 5. Ai: Mission Honor So- cicty ix CSMC 1. 2, 5. sl: Yearbook Shift: NCMEA S, rig Busincss Honor Socictv ig junior Acliicxcmcnt 2: Sucrctl l'lc'.irt Clulw pl. Ifllflllt' Pf.mr.' Business. Let Me ow HOPE CAROL LEE HUETTER Carol Glce Club -ig CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4. Fmure Pl.n1.r.- Business. CHARLES IOSEPH HAYS D.1ir,y Bnskctlnaill 1. 1. 5. I: Class Vice-Prcsir Llvnt 21 Stuclcnt Council 3, -1, Reprg. scntutive 3, -i. Prcsirlcnt -ig Dance Committee -i. Fllfllll' P1121 ry Duqucsnc University. MARY RITA HURAY Al.1rY1 Kiki Glcc' Clulw 2. 3. lg B.1slcctl'm11ll l. 2. 3, fig CSMC 1, 2, 3. -I1 NCMEA 3, 41 XY'ritc'rs' Honor Socic-ty. Ifufmr Pl.mi.' Duquc-ant' l'nivcrsity. JOSIZPH CHARLES JANSCAR foam Scicncc- Honor Society S, -ig CSMC l, 7, 5. -li Yearbook Staff. lfnluri l'l.wv: Lixrncgic 'll-ch. ' Where There s Darkness IIAMIZS FRANCIS KLEYLE jim Lilac Klub Z. 9, -lg French Honor Society 5. -l1 Lliou' I, 1, S, lg CSMQ 2, 5, -I1 NCMFA H, 1, l nl1n'r l'f.iui,' liiulucsm' Vnixcrsity, ul A M IES H FNRY KNOI llflf jim Glue Club 2, 5, -lg CSMC 1, 2. R. bl' Rcpi'cscnt.1tix't- 51 NCMEA R, Al: Ch 5 -l !'i1lllH'z' I'l.n1.i.' Busincxs JOHN JOSEPH KELLY Kell-JJ Science Honor Society 5, Ai: Glec Club 2, 3. -ll Baseball 11 Student Council Rep- resentative lg Class President 1: CSMC 1, 2, 3, -l, NCMEA 5, -lg Yearbook Staff, l:llfIU't,' Pl.111.i'.' Duquesne University JOHN THOMAS Kuourr Leff-y Glce Club 2. 5. -i1 Choir 2, 5, 'lg CSMC 1, 2, 5, -l. Fnlurr PIJIJII' Armed Forces. Let Me ow PAUL AUGUST LARSON LORRAINE ANN LAUFER LIGHT G1-Clb2'CSMC12 3 4 ec u , , , Y, A Glee Club 2: Yearbook Staffi CSMC 1 Futura Pl.n1,r.' Photography, NORMA JEAN LIPPERT HINl0l'II1!ll ' Glcc Club 21 Art Club li CSINIC 2. J. -iz Business Honor Society vi. FIIIIIVU Pl.ll1li,' Business 2, 3, 4. Fulure Pl.n1,r.' Business GEORGE PHILLIP LONG Bari Baseball 1.2, 3,-l1CSblCl.2, 5 I l lll'lHL' Pl.n1i: Vnitcd Status Ngixy. RICHARD FRANCIS LONG Darby CSMC I, 2, 3, si: Mission Outlook -i Fnfim Pl.iwi: Armcml Furfcs. l11lm'ul'f.1ui.' Nsvtre IJJIIIL' l4IlINL'l'SIII'. Where There IEIDWAIIID AI.IIIfR'l' I.IIPPIf S CAROL FRANCES MCCANN liili!iv B1z.flvAy ski-tlmll l. J. S. I: lim-lmll 11 CSMC Glu' Club 3- 5, 'IL Forensics R, AI. Pres- l 2. 3,411 DanceCuniiuitlee i, inlent 'ig NCMIYA 4. -I1 S.1cred Heart Cllll' I. 'Il CSMC I. 3. 5. -I: Mission IIIIIIIH I'l.mi,' Armenl Ifmxes Himm. gm-,tty 5. I Flllllfe' Pl,n1i.' Ihigineqg Sadness I I I 1 1 n I CQIIARLIZS I'IIII.IP McI.AIIC2llI.lN C.'f11n'lf Glue Clulv ,lg CSMC el. jAMlfS IIIZNRY INIOORII .Y111ife.i ' Glue Clulw 1. 9. -I. President -I: Art Clulv 11 Ii.m:lmll Al. Cjlltill' Z, 5. -I1 NCMIQA 2. -iz XIC.1l'l1UOli Smffg CSMC l. Q. 5. 'l, I-'mlm P!.miy Iinlaim-Ns RC JISIZRTA MARIE M I I.I.IfR Bnl1!12 L'L' , -. . Q , -. W. -1 .aim-il Ilr.1i'rC.lul1 5. A11 CSMC l. 1. 9 I-'nlfni I'f.n1-: Carnegie 'I'ecl1. Let Me ow JOANN MARY MOORE PATRICIA ANN MOORE fo vw- Glee Club 2:CSMC1.2,5,-1. Glec Club 1, 5. .41Q5MC 1, 3' 5, 4 Fllfllft' P!-1'1-'U' Businvss Flrlnw Pfurzu Business I Fig ARMELINDO RICHARD IWOLINARO AI'l1I6ff1ItlK2.' Glue Club 2, S, Sig Science Honor IR-ly 11 QSMC 1, 5. Al. I-'umm PKJIIIQ' Carnegie 'll-Cla, l5.1Sc-b.1ll l. li Yearbook Stnffi CSB PATRICK JOSEPH MONICA Pnl 'ARA' l,-,w.i 1311111111 Pf.111v: Navy. JUDITH ANN NIGRELLI fmf'y Glec Club 21 CSMC 1. 2, 5, -l. Fnfnrl Pl.1m,' Robert Morris liusincas School. ilu' c,IlII3 -. Il IIIIIIINILN -. 1. . Lord That I May ,II ANNIZ flX'I4IIIfIIINIf NIURIVI -IIIDITII ANNE CYBRIIIN Hfiklllllc f1f,l3 f.5IXIf. I. .'. 5. I- CSMC 1.1. 5. I lflzllnm l'f.1flI.' l4l1x11IcAx f'-Ilflllg I'l..'uI: IIILISIIILSS, Console AIJSIZRT Kllfi DRI Eli PARKITR A'.'Iff1I1! . - , I llf.I1LIIILII '-. I. I,.1Im IIIIIIIII Nm IL Nf.MlfA I. I. NIIIN. . SIIII Urn l'f.o.'I I IIIXKINIIX I-I NIIII . ANTI II PNY .IC JSIfI,I I l'liS.'XC IlIf'I'fX ,N'ff1f1f1 CIM IIIIII . 1, I. IIIKIILNIIJ , I I. CNNIK, I. ' N. I1fIllIII'.f. 4. I In.',v1. l'f.H1I.' AIAINULI I:III'LL'N PA'1'1z Ibm A NN Plisfxc -ll ISTA lm Ulu- c.IlIIW Q. 5. I. I:Ul'L'I1NIki 9. I. Su' I'L'I.lI'I' I1 5.1mm-LI IIc.1I't Club 9. li Stu dum ffwumll I: NINIIIII Ilomwr Socurtx 1iIXfMI1A 1. I1f.NMf I. 1. H. I. l'n.f1nI l'I'.ff,'I' IJIIINIIILN Rather Than To Be VINCENT ANTHONY JAMES ELMER PICARD PETRAGLIA ffm Vmfe Glee Club 4g Basketball 11 Baseball 1 Glee Club 2, 31 Art Club lg Baseball 1. CSMC 1. 2, 5. 4- 23 Science Honor Society 3, 43 CSMC - A - Y, 1. 2. 3. rl: Mission Honor Society 1, 2g Plume Plum' St' Vmcemb' NCMEA 5. Fulnw Pl.u1,r: University of Pittsburgh. JOHN WILLIAM QUINLAN f0h11 Glee Club 2,3.41CSMC1, 2, 3. 4. Fulure Plmu: Business. RICHARD JOSEPH RIEHL Rifk Glee Club 43 CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4. Future Plmm Armed Forces. JOHN CHARLES RICHARDS ffIdL4k'! Glee Club 2, 3, 473 Basketball 1, 2, 5, 41 csMc 1, 2, 5, 4g choir 1, 2, 5. 4. NCMEA 3. 4, Future Plant: West Penn Tech. N SS H8533-55585551 Rf JNfXI,IJ CLI! III! LI III Hlqww YLIIIMIUL NIJII. IXIIIII lumvmtru I IXIf, I I I l'1r,'nrI l'f ffm IIIWIII-xx LXIIIJI YN N XI'II I , NLX Airy IIIEU.. KIM fII.IW ' INXII I .Y H lnflfm llww I9I1Nlr1Is 'I KITIIT Lord Thar I Ma Seek To nclerstanfd RAYINIC IND PI ITRRI2 SAUNIIZR UlJjC'I'l't ' CIIu'fIxIIW ' 9 I' Ii1xI4L'YI'11III ' 'R I LNNI cw, ., I. -. N. I. C,Iw1r I, 1, 9, I. l'l4,'llJ III Ifnm LN .mu I'nitc-LI St.1tcs Armul I'.'X'I'II IC IA II-EXNNIZ S-XI IMI5IfYI 511 ff' I Ulu-l'II1Iv 1 4. I. g.IkI'4'xI IIL.I1't KIILIIN 5. I1fNXI4'I..fI 9. I l5n.'.unI l'.I..'f.'I' .Nlnux IIIINVILII NIIIIIII It NLIINIIIKLI SIIIfII..'X ANN SCIfXNI.UN .Wuff.: Ulu- CIIIIN .Ip SIIIIII-mt CIOLIIMII I1 CS I. J. S, I lfnfnu lH .wI Mum Ilospwml Sclmul II Nursmg. Rather Than, To Be PATRICIA ANN SCHMITZ U THOMAS ALBERT SCOTT SrlJmifzie Stxflffj Glu- Cllulv 1, 5, ig Basketball 11 Sacred Glu- Club 1, 5, Al: Orchestra 1, 5, -lg Htntrt Clulv 5. All Yearbook Staffl Busi- Forensics 5, -GL Art Clulw 2, 3, -lg CSMC nc-ss Honor Society -lg CSMC 1, 2, 5, 1, Z, 5, 'ig Choir 1, A, .13 NCMEA 5, .13 -li NCMFA l. Science Honor Society 5, -l. Fllfllll' Pl.m,i'y Duquesne L'nivcrsity. Fllfllll' Pl.mi.' lnivcrsity of Notre Dame. MARGARET ANN SEIBEL HPegts',l'H Gln-c Club 2. EZCSMC 1.2. 5.4. Fnlfm' Pl.I7I.l'.' Business. MARLENE MARIE SEKULA Ull'l!II'1EI16 Glee Club 21 CSMC 1. 2. 3, 4, Fzrture Pl.n1i.' Secretarial Vifork. ANNA JANE SHAL-LY U740f1fj6 ' Glee Club 2, 5, rl: Forensics 5, -lg Sacred Heart Club H, 4: Mission Honor Society 2, 3, -11 French Honor Socic-ty S, -ig Class Treasurer 1: CSMC l, 2, S, -lg Represen- tative 2. 5. Prcsiclcnt -1: NCMEA 3. -lx H7Cll1'l3lN7li Staff. Fulfzw 1'!.1i1i,- Duquesne lfniversity. Lord That I PATRICIA ANN si.ATlaiz M S lc wiiiimixi mmiis SMITH ay ee -wi C lcvfilulv 1, 5, ll NCMIIA S, ii, CQSMC1 Glcc fllulw 2, 3, -lg B.i5lxctl1.1ll 11 Math 1 2, 4. lllliisilltxslPlimI1iil'SHL'ia'lyfl, Hnnni' Smitty' 51 CSMC l, 2. RQ Q1 lfnlnni I'l.mi' liiixiiivss NLMLA l' To Love 171111414 P!.lll.l.' l'.S, Air Force. lUSlil'H P. STO! KHAUSIZN iifffflll L' K lulv 11 lmski-rlw.ilI S, 'll Art Cilulv l fiSMf, l. .f. 9. I1flIHl!' I Ifllfllfn l'f.rlli.' l,lliIlIC'NIlL' l'iiru'i'sity' RICHARD CARL SXVlfRTlfRI.lTSCH Riff lilac Clliilw S. Pl: lfurcnxics H, -ig juniur Acliiuciiiciit R: St, ,luhn Viiinncy Club 1, 2, 3, 411 CSMC 1, 2. 5, -'ll NCMEA 3, ,lg Ycgirlmuk Staff, Ifnluri' Pliuzfg Seminary. MAURITITN IANE TIGHIZ regime i Glcc Club J, F, Al, Scci'ct.ii'y -lg Fnrunsics 5. J. 'liciisiircr il: Fra-ncli Honor Society 3, -I: CSMC l, 2. 3, 'iz Class Vicc-Prus- iilcnt li Student Council 1. il: NCMEA 5, -ll Dame Cfmninittcc -L Ifulfm' Pl.iui: Mcrcy Hospital School of Nursing. NAOMI ETHEL WEISSERT Nr10n1i Glee Club Z, R. -11 Sacred Heart Club 5, -lg Liitin Honor Society Z, 5, -lg CSMC 1, 2, 5, 'ig junior Achievement 3, -ig Yearbook Stuff: Art Club 1. FIKIIIVL' P1.n1i.' Mount Mercy College. CAROL LEE WUERL Cami Glee Club 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 41 CSMC 1. 2, 5, sig Mission Outlook -1. Futura Pl.n1,r: Business. Rather Than To Be LOVED ELIZABETH ANN ZWILCHER Berry Glee Club 2, 5, 4: CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff, Business Honor Society Lig Sacred Heart Club 4, Mission Out- look -i. Future Pl.1z1,f.' Business. MAXINE MARIE WOODWARD 1lIax Glee Club 3. 5, -11 Forensics 3, 4g Sacred Heart Club 3, French Honor Society 5, -1: CSMC l, 2. 3, 4: NCMEA 3, 4, Dance Committee -1. Fufnw Pl.u1r.- Duquesne University. X' ff H S 3. Teach Me Goodness and Disczpline and Knowledge U LORD IQIIIIIIS 118. 66 gg 3-R, mg. 2? 3' l . 4 A., M ea-5 R wif if Qwmrv ' if '-v. ...N -. ' -. ilv ,Y H A ' .1 Y W M.,m......n........N..h.. as W,,,,J!!f r In , gtg 31 .+ W5 5 lx K We pledge allegiance to the Cross of Christ and to the Faith for which it stands. Senior Afmlemics will get their religion questions answered even if it means hlock- :lcling Illt' clcmli We Come His of Father Lang. Senior Religion teacher, explains one of the obligations of the priesthood to the Senior Commercials. to nderstand Principles Truth 5 We pledge allegiance to the Flag and to the Country for which it stands. After a study of the Messianic prophecy con- cerning the birth of Christ, Richard Beam and Juyce Milan trafe the journey of our Blessed Mother amd St, Joseph from Nazareth to Bethle- hem. OD 'Q 'lhe Church Unity Octuc prompts this discussion on e of the phases 0 V unmr Religion- -the Gree ' Schism. Ellen May Dowd Consults tlie New Testalment lim' '1 reference on the life nf Christ its Sister Brigid .intl the Sopliomore H12 Religion Class verify the SLil'lPlLll'.ll passage. To Arouse Our Intellectual I LXI X NULS u r i 0 s i i Debate is one of the features of English IV. Here, Charles McI.uughlin tries to convince Naomi Weissert that the Russian 'system of education would not he feasible in the United States. He seems to be doing a good job, too. Sophomore 102 class must have prepared well for their Latin test. They seem wholly unperturbed. Sister Faith looks happy, too. M, Tulli. quid ngis? rt-.ids Alhert Parker in true Ciccronian style. wlllllt are you doing, Mary Joan and Riclmrd? f. W 21' '1 , ff Tlwwk- I Kiln. l Icm is iiiiiwissililt- Nm iiiipiissihlaf' s.iys Sister lI4vi't-iicr. HIlll'I'l'it' .iiiiiwigiimisf 5.2 'This is tht- 1'm'r1t'.i I think. saws Wfillialm Duylv. HS In t-xplguns thu m'g.iiis ut' thc human t-yu tn Patricia Lawler mil C,Ii.trlc'm' Cfi't'cnxx'.ilil. To Master to How mufh limit is given tiff wlicn it grain of stciim cnndcnscs? Tlicrt-'s the problcm, pliysicists. Now, solve it -- YOU. tim. Selina and Maureen. vsima aoonuux .1 .A I wliitlligiiilu twui Vimtints cxpiw-ssiuri. this Trig prob- llit- intiiiiiits ut plum igwiiutrx liultl mi taxis Im' um' limit-r Auntie-iiiit stuiit-nts t'siwci.1llv nut tm' Pit Uliiivii .intl Iluniiit- Ruglnii omplexitiesg Amplify Our Reasoning Powers Plotting graip Chrysta keeps an hs can he fascinating. Sister alert ear to Barbara Libs-1'i's explanation us Janet Aiello and Kenneth Edwards illustrate the met hod of solving for x and y. 5 1 E l Roland Dilcla, Dennis Fitch, and Riclmixl Bolick hope Acid. Sister Clarice looks rather dubious, however. .-. to piotluce some Nitri C ,..a-rv' ,..M,,wwv ' W ...,, To Observe the Achievements of Mang 1- Pnul Vogel quizzes the junior Cuinmcrciul Al11L'l'iL.lI1 history class on the Presi- nts of the United States ilntl their inlministiuition. All is serene in Senior Commercial P.O.D. class as Sister Brigid explains the necessity and importance of conservation. It's Jerome Smith's turn to test the sophomores on the words and phrases at the end of the Chapter on the Renaissance in Wforld history. to Reflect the Infinite Justice Howartl Reith and LaRoy Walters item enliven Pennsylvania history class with is A ' - their demonstration and explanation of life in the early days in Pennsylvania. 3 The rescue of Fort Pitt by the Scotch is tlcpictctl with puppets hy hl.ll'1LXlll'Cf Biiigini, Karon Fitfh. and Janice Billnntc as one of their I-listorunm projects. of God - To Fuse Our atholic Maureen Mullen su-ms to hc quite pleased with the quick response to a prwhlcin which shv has prcsuntctl to thc junior Business Arithmetic' class. Thr' Sc-him C1nininm'rii.nls ttnscli' await the signal In iwrgiii um- nl' thtii' rcfgiilar spnui IL-sts. and Varied Do not sacrifice accuracy for spend. xvarns Sister Evangelist. as shc dictates to thc Scninr shorthand class. 6 ' I. , 5 5 Trainin kills Sister Evangelist gives the Typing I Class time to warm up before testing their speed. Serious S e n io r Com- mercials p r e p 21 1' e to tackle Project Three in Bookkeeping Class. gg nm-:minus-ul Shorthand pads are piled for Sister Lucille to scrutinize in her leisure time Thomas Mc- Grath's contribution is the usual Admit to Class slip! If th lt, says -Iolmncttn Pt- Q skirt fits, wu.u t. raglin. But will it fit? nnswcrs G c F11 l tl i n L Rt-ithcr. To View the Task s-Christian of the The Misses Saint Mary of the Mount of 1959 thncu attendance un Miss Saint Mary of thc Mount, 1975 -Sharon Alexander. Confrontin Mothers Future Navy Rita Huray, Nancy Smith, and Karen Ault combine forfcs to fill the Cookie ' jars for the Christmas season. Of course, 1 tlicic are always tlishcs to wasli, arcn't tlicrc. Doi'otlic.i? l Miss Nancy Sims, Home Economist for the National Dairy Council. stresses the necessity of lwalaricc in the daily diet to Homemaking I Class. Sister -lamcsinc and some of lici' lioim-making stutlrnts happily ruturn frum Ulfootls with a Flair tlisplayw- with some of the foml. by H' .ll i 1 . ,X ...pf .1 Direct Oar Actions W e Beseeeh Thee U Lord By Thy Inspiration and Farther Them by Thy HGQD That Every Prayer and Work Of Oars May Begin Always From Thee and by Thee Likewise Be Ended. l- Activities WW-' iff? ff' Q I I Q l:.lllIL'l' XYZ-lwt-i', OSH.. our lLll'C'.lI in.tster. th.its with some of the seniors athout things in Aueiteiptl. .intl .thout St, Vintents Arel1.thhu' in pttrticulnr. Father Charles Wfeher, at Benedictine monk from St. Vince-nt's Arclmhhey, eondueted our annual retreat this ye.tr. A dynxtniie personality, :tn eloquent speaker, and it zealous inissionary, Father XVeber aroused us to Ll I'CL1llZ.lflO11 that nothing is ot any utlue in our lives unless it tends toward the glory ot' God .Ind our eternttl salvation. In his opening conference litther admonished that this retre.1t would he henetiirigtl only inns- nturh its ertth individu.1l torresponded to the grace of Cod. Throughout the days ot IACll'L'.ll', tiroin 'lilnuary 26 to 28, there were evidences ol' serious think- ing. The retregtt schedule tonsisting ol' daily Mass, lloly Communion, Ros.1ry, visits to the Blessed S.it'r.nnent, Stations ot' the Cfross. spiritu.tl reading rind power-packed eontierenees .lliliOI'LlL'kl every opportunity to grow unto Christ. God grant that the resolutions nude during this rel treat shall renmin liirin unto lite everhtsting. lhese seniors do not seein to ltatve much to thoose tiroin for their lI1l.OI'lll.lllYL' resding in.1tter, lt's rc-tre.tt tinieg the Ixtinphlet i.ult is soinexrlrtt depleted, li-it-in .ne Mm the llotlv ol' our l.ortl .lesus Christ keep your soul unto lille titiI.istiiru To .1 nmn. the Senior rl.tss received Holy foininiiiiioii on tht tlosine tl.xr ot' retrt.lt, NYh.tt .1 tremendous titixilnut- is outs. not onli rluiinne .i rttrc.tt, hut trerr tl.1y of our ll ts' 50 i wdww 8 N f ? r Ag gf A A E -. yi s K if l Q .3-5 . ,JA ,ii g. I N af T 5 ul gin ,A ,f Q 7- ...... 5 ' 5 745 ' X . I Q 3. Nl L4 X . J ' if 'Q N U 9. M ' Mwwwmwswgwwxnxa b:4+f -.1 'xi ,,Xh, , 'gi Q X , F . 1' J A A an Q V 21' ,, L : X A M., .1 f-mf QQ fb X i A K A 'Q W .it - 1 F, .N N.. 1 1 h W wmv 'K' an . ' , 2 ,Ahi N ' Wf'Q7TNm 5' To Participate Cf.S.lXl.fQ prcsident. Anna -lane Shally. instructs vice- sident. Ronald Adams. HI1 Wllidl l'-IIIUCI' 2005 WITCH' 35 lILlSlllK'l', Thomas Scott. and secretary, Mary Healy. fC- ck the l'irst l riday sacrifice returns. I in the Apostolate The Sacred Heart for the world, the world for the Sacred Heart. This is the motto and the purpose of the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade. Through prayer, study, and sacri- fice, Mission Crusaders endeavor to attain this purpose. Here at the Mount the mission spirit has always heen exem- plary. The Cf.S.M,C. officers, and the mission representatives from the various classes assume the responsihility ot' the activi- ties ot this Christlike work. The student response to the sug- gestions ot- these leaders is such that Saint Mary ol' the Mount has ben ahle to maintain a tiirst or second place in the dio- cesan rating, howing only to its sister school- Saint Rosalia's. Apostolic work of this type does not stop when we leave high school. No matter what our vocation, we must, as Chris- tian Catholics, do our part in making The Sacred Heart for the world, the world tor the Sacred Heart. liticiint Mary llealy talinly cheiks lireshman 5075 tinttltl stamp rcturns, while the sophomores deposit thtn loot' 'lalxesu in the designated sack. The Mission-minded Mounties who attended the Mission Sunday Holy Hour at St. Paul's Cathedral. XX'ith such leadcrs. how can we fail? of the H ierarch Our Mission Outlook is a success through the earnest efforts of the Senior Commercial staff who sacrifice much of their time to its pub lication. judging from the serious expressions on the faces of these frcsh men, we can have no fears that they meant it when they said I will support the missions. Lady Abbess, Anna jane Shally, looks on as Major Domo, Ronald Adams, questions the freshmen candi- dates before their admission to the C.S.M.C. With solemn dignity the officers of the C.S.M.C. and the Senior Class conduct the freshmen to the auditorium where they were officially received into the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade. 1 fs:-:er 'i-'-59' f ' - We . ,,. ,M -- fr., 9, ' - 2 ', A L' E . Q 'rig ffdfsfi in 'G U Akira, in i? .1 5 1-fre' 'fir 4 ' 5' Y f N ., t' .J ff- ts 1 S 'Y E qi! 4- it A N E if :lp Tiia ff r. ' '!.-Q , s., J . xslg., 15 J ujfi, 1 . H'-. P' 5 t, . 'np '. Q, ,L xv. W .5 ... . affu 1 ' 'Y 1 Q . -, 5 3 , f l ,M 'wx w . 4 ' fi . f A lt if S - E ' V ,,,.,,-if . QQ.. ,K ,s..,.s-.W - NL , . ..,, .K MNA,,..-- ,mf f To Pm Doubl in The orchestra, under the experienced direction of Sister Anna Teresa, and the glee club so proficiently trained by Sis- ter lna continue a musical tradition of many years at St. Mary of the Mount. Sitting hack and enjoying their com- bined Spring Concert is an experience eagerly anticipated by all. The con- cert, however, is prefaced with intensive and time-'consuming preparation, for this concert, although the Music depart- ment's traditional closing presentation, is by no means its only one. At all school functions, whether in high school or grade school, the orches- tra graciously enhances the event with appropriate selections. lirom the Christmas season onfbe- ginning with the singing of the solemn and impressive Advent Hymn at Carnegie llall up to their own Con- cert in the Spring the glee club's im- pressive schedule includes the singing of carols at Mellon Park, St. Nicholas Church and participation in the Dio- cesan lfestival. Thus, striving for creation and love of the language ol' the soul our or- chestra and glee club contribute much Taking advantage of the Carnegie Music Hall's beautiful surroundings, the N.C.M.E.A. group poses for a yearbook picture before the presentation of United We Sing the spectacular Christmas festival under the direction of Mrs, Samuel Ely Elliot. to our cultural enjoyment' here at the Mount. The dependable and cooperative choir boys of Saint Mary of the Mount, under the direction of Mr. Antonio Corona, practice the beautiful Pange Lingua. Glee Club officers---Norma Belsterling, Maureen Tighe, Robert Gaffey. and james Moorewpertorm one of their minor chores. 66The Lan ua e of the oulp' Attention, underclussmenl The places uf tlu-sr xi-imimx in tlw wnlmi.-sti'.i muxt bc filled. Musiu is thc universal language of nmnkindf' This cxprusiun is ably il- lustixitul by our orcllcstna under the training of Sister Anna Tlucrssil :mil thc Lliructiun of Mr. Corona. 'iiywll J .ink g 5 . 'f X XY'itli the mp of Mr. Corongfs baton, another enjuyilble Sprii1g1Cui1cu't bv St. M.u'y of ilu- Muunt Glcc Club begins. Proudly, the History Honor Society takes note of Pittsburglfs Bicentennial progress. Reaction- :try David Ault, however, prefers the old established buildings. Science can be fun,- -or so 'twould seem if we are to judge from the expressions on the faces of these Science Honor students. Aren't you ri little off course, David ? questions Albert Parker, as other members of the Classical Honor Society look askance. Foster p ecial Aptitudes I wliectivc of the Catholic Foren 'i'0NY1ll'Qi im nrticuluts Cqitliulic luity is tic 1 1 tulilteci for hcl' Iiist tournament ixitings-Ilmu firsts. Carol McCann. is being congra Iuwpli l.insc.ir piisscs 1 mn to the Nath Hcml or im-mbcrs some of the math he learns at ' N. Duquesne on Saturday mornmgi M ir HG ily gives Our champion typist, 1 y 1 , , ' ' ' ' f .1 denim vnstrntion for the othci members 0 Busincss Honor Society, The XY'i'itc1's' I-Icmur Society luuks iilms tu uffui' at the ncxt diwucsan meeting for XX -2 mint f.imiliurizc ourselves with this m.itci'i.1l on Frsnih Civilization lvefurc tha next :mi-tixigf' warns Mary .Line Haas. snliuul rep rn-sciitiltiw Honor Sucicty. for the Modern Lunguiig C sic I.cz1gi1ca The Muurifs uutstanding oinitnr To Assume the Responsibilit ? 'C' 1.4 Qs., 5 Mother Alma happily approves the Senior class officers' suggestion to hring a littlc Christmas joy to Christ's old folks at their Benton Avenue Home. Edward Haus, Sophomore 102 class president, good- naturedly takes orders from the other class officers4 Roberta Zuma, Barbara Liberi, and Margaret Butler. The representatives of the Student Council admire the outdoor Crib and beautiful Christmas tree provided hy the Mt. Vlashington l.i0n's Cluh. Student Council offiicrs agree that first floor landing is an important post. President Charles Hays decides that he, himself, will assume this responsibility. of Leadership Junior class president, Terry McGovern, calls a meeting of class officers to discuss programs for the Junior-Senior Prom. ,A fi .1 I 1 fy, , 1 , ! Sophomore lOl class officcrsAHerman Toma- setti, Beverly Slater. Catherine Xvaple and Verna Rectcnwald--decorate first floor bulletin hnards for the Christmas season. ,... 'N-...ff i ff? 1 J 1 To trwe for Sports editors Noiinrn liclstciling, ind lhomrs Dc-lun confer with Thomas How true the old adage that many hands make light work. So it is has been in the publieation of our yearbook. True, the actual labor of planning layouts, writing and revising copy and suitably cap- tioning pictures fell to the yearbook staffg yet, if each member of the class had not contributed his share in many varied ways, there would be no need for a staff. just as each senior doing his part has helped to make our yearbook a reality, so, too, can each senior throughout his life do his part to restore all things to Christ. The big chiefs--'eo-editors Rirhard Sweterlitsch and Albert Parkerfwho unselfishly devoted long hours and much effort to the success of the Maryan. Perfection 0 , . . ,, V, -if if ficzfif - ,ll - .fyl The I,itQmry Smff gum, the Wm-5 gf Supgfior year Patrick Monica, scrioushmimlctl yuirlwook business iimniiggui' citpiilwly lwoolts to look for itlt-as. carries out his tlutius. lioostws. patrons, and lvcncfnctors are sorted and ulplmbetized for the yearbook typists by thc competent advertising staff!-John Kelly ,loscpli Vlgtnscar, -lamcs Bfoorc, and Ronnltl Ruclxert. -.-12-V 'Tw-'T-A .. Cust X steps forward to receive their well-deserved 1'CXX'Lll'i!, -li Anno, I think your father is out. A Dying! Henry! Wlmy don't you do something? Make Use of Our Talents It's Mr. Purcell, you fathead! if F yan- X These behind the scenes workers were invaluable to the success of the Senior Class Play. Mrs. Spangler casts admiring glances over the formal attire of the entourage preparing to leave for the Commencement Ball. l'llli VARSITY fSliA'I'IiD, lc-ft to right: John Kelly, Charles Hays, Norman Belsterling, Raymond Testa, Coach Gallagher. Second roxs llt'rm.in 'Ioiuast-tti, Iloluwt 'll-sta. Iftlwartl Haas, Thomas Auth, Thomas Luppe. Cl l A R LES HAYS, Captain :4 Ixl0l1HfjE.V 41 62 54 46 22 46 34 53 50 45 38 34 54 62 50 47 52 32 SCHEDULE Oppnzzwiff Holy Innocents ...........,,.,,...... ......,., 6 O Saint Mary Help of Christians Saint Francis De Sales ,......Y... Saint Thomas Braddock i.... Saint Michael ..,.,.......,,,....,.., Saint Joseph Mount Oliver Saint Michael .,,t t,,t..,.,,,,t,.. Saint Casimir .,..c,c,....,.,. Saint joseph Natrona .t,.., Saint Thomas Braddock Saint Casimir Saint joseph Mount Oliver Saint Adalbert .,i,....,.,....,.,,,.i,i,,,, Saint Mary Help of Christians Saint Francis De Sales .....,,..,, Saint joseph Natrona ..,.,i Holy Innocents ..... Saint Adalbert ..... 26 50 49 .. 50 i. 59 45 42 60 61 59 57 67 34 54 71 63 42 51 4,5 men - .., h .sf 'T' A v V- A 11, .... . - ,. 1 F55 fi ' , i if -fn-J ?- f ,LQ 1 E V X Q f X sr Q if as 'Y' , gg 'W' Q 1 if wx? X ia Q YQ A Elf? ,T ww X wi , ' ' ' K gf 'le I 5 Q W 1 3 an 5 gg fm 5.f.5 ,Q . ? xx fm? ' N GIRLS' TEAM-Left to right: Do- lores Rauf, Roseann McDermott, Virginia Schultz, Patricia Campbell, Sandra Ward, Janet Schneider, Maureen Killeen, Clara Presto, janet Aiello. Second row: Barbara Liberi, Mary Ann Gehring, Mary Ann Mc- Henry, Roscann Oberleitner, Vir- ginia Colella, Mary E. Stockhausen, Carol McKenna, Carol Wtierl, Dor- othy Phillips, Marilyn Colella, Karen Ault. Coach Nancy McMahon checks the score with Student Managers Mary Jane Haas and Sharon Bird. 5 Awakening from its lethargy of the past two years, the girls' Varsity Basketball team has so improved that even a section championship no longer seems unattainable. Our hope for first place center around our new coach, Nancy McMahon, a 1955 graduate from the Mount. Not only is Nancy passing on her vast knowledge of the game, but she is also injecting into us some of her school spirit and her loyalty to her Alma Mater. Once again St. Mary of the Mount has a girls' team to be proud of. Q . Ag? is I lv l - a X i llllu-1' l..mlg .null flu- xc-ll-s.urifiair1.g ummmittcc- wlm mgull- nur Clmrming Scrulms, Dlualitlm Fl.1lu-rty nml lxl.lllI'C'L'l1 'lliglux .nlwll lfx'ill.ux Illrllll -llmm .4 wuux uuompglnicml by tlwvir L'SCUI'l9, lNfic'l1.u-I Crimmim .mll RAV- l muml S.llIf1lCI'. 1'cm'cixc gultogrxlplms from tlu- I1lL'INlWL'l'S ut tlul Ul'L'llC'9ll'.l nt tlul Cllll'lNlI1l.lS Holillnv Dammx ' 66 99 .I nllfvmmllvll- Mm umnrmg lou-lx' lmlns nn lmalx' gwwlxs .xml nlirlml'-j.u'l4ctL-Ll gmtlmu-n unjuy ll Springtime l7.mt.1w in tlu- Pltts lllllglllllrwllllll :ln-l'lr1r1Nlu1.frllu1lllm-I Good Times. President Robert Gaffey crowns the lovely Martha jane Alton as Queen of the junior-Senior Prom. The seniors take the floor, And why not? This is our lmppy, ll'1Cl'llOl'ill7lC Ring Dance. The Seniors revive an old Mount custom- Christmns Holiday I-lop uv Q-'Ms 52521 5 ES, A . '4' fm is K. ff , X iv' , i if il fu Y 'V 3 1. 8 Q4 M 4sm? ' -. . WU U Ns. i. ,. J 'E' A Q 5 1 Q Y ww f- ,ii Q x , iv Y V, A 1' 'JM I -frwxs Honest, it wasrft me-I mean, I. Watch the birdie! Please, Gratton-the fender, Let's get this place cleaned up! You'li get yours. He got it. Our Favorite D. J, Study period ? ?? W , 1, J Wi ,, T I 4.'2lr-rr-' ml 1' 5 ' 3 3' Q? I'iw1vagx,..,., 'ai xi, L We .QF J 1 A Q Nu ,Q lr an -f 'f 46 K- ' Q I -1 4 i i. 5 MM J 5, , i f 'W' Q 'ww -fx. i - -Lk 2533 En F 3 -. ' e'1Sf5iiQ f -fi Q - ! 5 ' iz' it . , Q 5 5 5 .f QQ af- AM W, f -K KJ W 'R Q X W? xx M wx, -K 'g mx Q K 15251 ,.,, M ,.:, ,. Y My 1 'Lv M is E gflif, sg I Q Ya 3 if is gg .WW Q ., H LE., W KM . 55, - X , Q , 'ii f ig Q ..W, , 1.5 .555 A 'Z 9? gf j1 L1 A Q Q ,gh 24: . wa 46 F? -X ' 5 1 'f f?J':v 1 .11 X . '-4 S Q,,,h- ' ALMA MATER High ou the Mouut there Jtaruly St. Mary'J IWho.fe ,ftrou g poxitiou arid fvrouaf tradition Are heafom hright to light our Jchool tlayy Arid guide utr ou our ufay. The Jltvirit of St. Mary'5 High 112 loyal hearts, will uez'er clieg Our colory, blue and white, yhall triumph- IVe'll ruiye them to the .rh y. To you, dear Sehool, we Jin g our grateful Jong Your golden izzeafure, u'e'll alwayf trea5ure,' To you we Jing-St, Mary of the Mount, Your zeorhf we honor-your yeary refourzt. All hail to you, dear Alma Mater, Your .ffvirif royal will keep Il.fl0jl61l,' All hail to you, dear Alma Mater, To you we IVILL BE TRUE. Reverend Thomas A. Sullivan Reverend Joseph E. Fronek Reverend Hugh J. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Frank Altavilla Mr. and Mrs. Peter Antonelli Lawrence A. Bittner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. DiPerna Everglade Bowling Lanes 34 Southern Avenue Arnold's Market 1218 Grandview Avenue Chandler and Boyd Company- Subsidiary of McJunkin Corporation Leedsdale, Pennsylvania Carnegie and Greentree Express 804 Shore Avenue Collyer Realty Company 508 Boggs Avenue Cyclone Fence Department lU.S. Steel Corporationj 4767 Baum Boulevard Duquesne Heights Hardware and Variety Store 1208 Grandview Avenue Erkel Service Station , Meridan and Grandview Avenue Gateway Super Market 223 Shiloh Street Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Adams Judy and Dennis Adams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander and Family Mr. and Mrs. Will E. Alton Mrs. Victoria Anania Mrs. Marie Angle Richard Beam Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Billante Mrs. Lawrence A. Bittner Mr. Lawrence B. Bittner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burns Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bruno Miss Helen Cahill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Casilli Mrs. Charlotti Chaney Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chilleo Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Colosimo Dr. and Mrs. James R. Connolly . Albert P. Conway . and Mrs. John B. Conroy Mr. John J. Coyne Mrs. Walter Cridge Mr. Walter J. Cridge Mr. John M. Crimmins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cuda Mr. James Deigan Miss Helen Dignam Teresa and Michael DiPerna Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Dissen Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dower Mrs. A. G. Doyle Don and Cathy Drogos Mr. and Mrs. John Drogos Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ducatelli Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durica Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ejzak Mr Mr Honorary Benefactors Mr. George M. Leader Governor David L. Lawrence Special Benefactors Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gavin Women's Guild Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Leo Huetter Mrs. Anthony Pesacreta Mr. and Mrs. William McMinn Mrs. Mathilda Ropar Commercial Benefactors The Hollywood Bar 2056 Broadway Avenue John P. Philbin Insurance 57 Southern Avenue John J. King, Complete Farm Products R.D. 1, Valencia, Pennsylvania Knell's Bakery 500 Shiloh Street Dr. E. S. Krall 1912 Carson Street Malloy's Pharmacy 1215 Grandview Avenue Hugh E. Jennings and James E. Martin 5148 Jenkins Arcade Little 'I'ony's Restaurant 951 Liberty Avenue Thomas E. Murray, Contractor 1139 Washington Road Benefactors Mrs. Elizabeth Flaherty Mr. Patrick Flaherty, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Flannery Mr. Robert Felix A Friend A Friend Mrs. Alice Foglia Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Gaffey Robert Geyer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard P. Gratten Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grealish Mrs. Edward Haas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Haas, Sr. Huray Family Mr. Glenn Huetter Mr. Stephen Huetter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Janscar Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kearn Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kearns Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kelly Mr. Francis Kleyle Mrs. Francis Kleyle Mr. Robert Kleyle Mrs. Margaret Knouff Ladies A.O.H. Div. 47 Mr. Thomas F. Lamb Mr. and.Mrs. Albert Laufer Mr. and Mrs. George P. Long Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Long Louis J. Lohman Mrs. Edward Luppe Mrs. B. Marchase and Daughters Mr. Charles P. McLaughlin Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. McLaughlin Mr. Joyce McTighe Reverend W. Schroder Reverend W. A. Wuenstel St. Mary of the Mount Alumni Association Mrs. Victor A. Scott Wm. Slater and Sons, Inc. Sophomore Room 102 Terrace Arcade Studio 4120 Brownsville Road Naples Restaurant 615 Bigelow Boulevard O'Brien's Upholstery 325 Maple Terrace Phil's Tavern 321 Bigham Street Pioneer Quality Market 2139 Pioneer Avenue Point View Cafe 1250 Grandview Avenue Provident Federal Savings and Loan Association 236 Shiloh Street Schurman's Electric Store 234 Shiloh Street Jack Skeels Motor 18 Ingram Avenue Skirboll's 225 Shiloh Street Wallace Floral 138 Virginia Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Armelindo Molinaro Miss Mary Molinaro Mr. and Mrs. David H. Moore Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Moore Mrs. E. Murray Mrs. Betsy Norbert Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Angelo E. Petraglia Mr. Frank Petraglia Dr. and Mrs. Paul Petraglia Miss Sophie Petrone Mr. Ralph Phillips and Sons Lt. Jacqueline Picard, R.N.U.S.A.F Miss Nancy R. Picard Mr. and Mrs. George Procop Mr. Guisseppie Riccio Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Ruckert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sapienza Miss Mary Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Scanlon Mr. Thomas Scott Mr. J. W. and Robert Seibel Mrs. Mary Sheppard Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stash Mr. and Mrs. E. Stein Mr. Frank E. Steward Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sullivan, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Sweterlitsch Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Troper Mr. and Mrs. Julius Vislosky Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Weissert, Sr. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Wild Mr. J. Karl Williams Mr. and Mrs. C. Zwilcher Mrs. Edward Auth Mr. Michael Bianco Mrs, Kathryn Bickert Nancy Belsterling Mr. Edward Book Mrs. James Burns James Carluie Mrs. T. Casilli Mt. Washington Cleaners Miss Betty'Colosimo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coulehan Mrs. Frank Crea Mrs. Clifford Dawes Mrs. Bess Deere Mr. and Mrs. John Deigan, Sr. Miss Lucy Delaney Mr. and Mrs. W. Dembinski Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dillon DiNome's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Carl DiNome Mr. Richard Dissen Mr. Angelo DiVincenzo Mr. G. Dodson Miss Eleanor Doyle Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dowd Mr. Thomas Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. M. Drogos Mrs. A. Figliolia Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Franttini A Friend A Friend A Friend F. Galioto Wholesale Produce Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abate Mr. Lee Abel Mrs. Nell C. Adair Mrs. Homard C. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Gatens Joseph George Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Gilmartin Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Graner Mr. Wm. Gray Mrs. Irene Hartz Judy Herwig Miss Mary Beth Heyl Mr. Regis Hindmarch Miss Margaret A. Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hurney D. J.'s Gulf Service Station Huetter Children James Kieran Jennings, Jr. Mrs. Philomena Jones Mr. and Mrs. W. Katsenas Mr. and Mrs. M. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Emmett J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelsch Mr. Albert Kern Kieter's Bakery Mr. J. E. Kim Mr. and Mrs. Liddle Mr. and Mrs. Lubic Mr. and Mrs. James McHugh Mr. and Mrs. McElroy Mr. and Mrs. M. McRoberts Mrs. Frank Meleni Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Monica Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nigro Dr. Fred L. Nurgeour Phil Perino Mrs. Sophie Basilone Stan Bassler Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Barcaskey' Patrons Mr. and Mrs. James H. Adams Mrs. Fred Aheimer Mrs. William Albee Mr. .and Mrs. Robert Alexander Mr. Robert Alexander, Jr. and Family Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alexander Mr. Samuel Alexander and Family Mrs. Robert Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Alkire Mr. William Allen Mr. Ralph Alston Mrs. A. Amantea Mrs. Anthony Amantea Miss Antoinette Amantea Miss Betty Jane Amantea Mr. James Amantea Miss Rose Marie Amantea Miss Toni Amantea Mrs. Paul Ambrogio Mr. Louis Ananis Mr. Charles Anderson Mr. Francis Anania Mr. and Mrs. Antonelli Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Aul Mrs. C. A. Ault Mr. Herman Ault Mrs. Charles D. Auria Miss Eva M. Ayres Miss Jean Bochman Mr. and Mrs. J. Bajoras Mr. and Mrs. B. Baker Dr. and Mrs. Ensign C. Balch Mr. George Baldauf Miss Violet Baldinger Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pesacreta Miss Rosemarie Pesacreta Mr. and Mrs. S. Petraglia Sponsors Miss Barbara Bayless Barb Bayless Janet Bean Mrs. James Bebout Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Beer, Jr. Miss Regina Eileen Begley Mrs. Norman Belsterling Miss Eleanore Beto Dr. and Mrs. Fred A. Bissel Miss Carol Bittner Mrs. Ann Birkhimer Miss Maryanne Birkhimer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bodner Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Boyd Mr. Robert Bram Mrs. Rita Brannigan Mrs. R. A. Brannigan Miss Cathy Braun Mr. R. P. Britanik Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Miss Judy Bruno Mr. John Burns Mr. Edward Burns Mrs. Mursed Burred Mr. Bud Burton Mr. Raymond E. Butterbach Mr. Russell Byerly Miss Patricia Byrne Mrs. Frank Cafaro Mr. and Mrs. George Cafaro Joe Cafaro Mary Caldwell Kathleen Campbell Paul B. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. A. Cano Janet Capanna Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caparelli Mrs. Sophia Petraglia Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Picard Mr. and Mrs. Victor Properi Mrs. Sue Ridinger Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pudlick Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ragano Mrs. Charles Riehl Miss Marion Riehl. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rush Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rutkowski Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Salimbene Mr. and Mrs. J. Santa Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Saunier ' Miss Mary Ann Schulter Miss Margaret Sero Mr. and Mrs. William Shally Mrs. Wm. Slater Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Smallhoover Mr. and Mrs. G. Sneider Larry Sneider Mrs. Ida Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Ted Solarczyk Mr. and Mrs. V. Stasa Miss Barbara Stillwell Mary Kay and Johnny Teitz Miss Nancy Tighe Mr. Wm. Tighe Mrs. Helen Wagner Miss Elizabeth Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Winkowski Mr. Harry Wheatley Miss Marian Wheatley Mr. Richard Woodward Mrs. Richard Woodward Mr. F. J. Wuerl Mr. and Mrs. T. Zmuda Mr. and Mrs. Guy Caparelli Nick Capo Mr. Ralph Capozzi Mrs. Marie Carelli Mrs. Eileen Carelli Mr. and Mrs. William Carnegie Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Case Richard D. Case Francis Casilli Michele Casilli Mrs. John L. Cavanaugh Jane Cawley Mr. Carmen Celmo Mr. Leonard M. Celmo Raymond Ceraso Jimmy Christner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cianci Mrs. Mary Ciccone Mrs. Michael Ciccone Mrs. Eleanor Cole Mrs. Robert Collins Albert Coleman Miss Mary Ann Colosimo Mr. Samuel Colosimo Barbara Colotto Dennis Conroy Ann Conway Miss Mary Gail Corba Carol and Chuck Coulehan Jerome Coulehan Kathy Coyn Anne Salimbene Crimone Mr. Victor Crimone Mr. Frank Cuda Mr. Patrick Cullinane, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Curley Mr. A. James Daly, Jr. Jim Daly Anne David Mrs. Albert Davis Thomas E. Davis Mr. John Decanini Delelus Dee Mr. and Mrs. DeGrazia Miss Dorothy DeJohn Marcella Del Weiss Mrs. Louise Denillo Mrs. N. Derweki Mary DeSchon Mr. John C. DeVito Mrs. Patsy DiForie Mr. and Mrs. T. Dillon Mr. and Mrs. M. J. DiPerna Pat DiPerna Mr. Joseph DiNome Michael Diebald Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Dikire Miss Catherine Dissen Miss Gail Dissen Mr. Joseph Dissen Mr. John B. Dixon Mrs. Margaret Dixon Mr. Ralph Dixon Mrs. Joseph M. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dooley Miss Theresa Dorsey Miss Doris Doyle Miss Helen Doyle Mrs. Helen Drillock Margaret A. Driscoll Mr. Edward Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Dugan Mrs. Albert Easton David B. Ebbert Mr. and Mrs. Ebbert Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ebbert Mr. Thomas Eberly Mrs. John B. Echement Mr. and Mrs. J. Eckle Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Engle Miss Sue Esser Miss Gloria Eyth Mr. Raymond Ferguson, Jr. Miss Anne Figura Miss Mary Ellen Figura Mr. and Mrs. Francis Figura Mr. and Mrs. Harry Finn Mr. Patrick Flaherty, Sr. Charlene Flannery Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Flannery Miss Jane Flannery Miss Jo Ann Flannery Mr. and Mrs. M. Foley Karen Forse Mrs. B. J. Forse Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fossee Mr. Leo P. Francis Mr. Michael Francis Mr. Paul Francis Miss Virginia Frank Mr. and Mrs. George French A Friend A Friend A Friend Mrs. Clara Freude Miss Geraldine Froehlich Mrs. A. Gaetano Jim Gaffey Jean Gahegan Terry Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gamble Mr. Garry Gamble Mrs. H. C. Gamble Mrs. Garrity Miss Edna Gastger Miss Eugenie Gatens Effie F. Gearing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gearing James T. Gearing Mary Ann Gearing Mr. W. A. Gearing Pat Geis Mrs. W. S. Geis Miss Peggy George Mr. and Mrs. George Geyer Mr. Joseph Gianella Mr. Patrick Gianella Mr. William Gianella Miss Thelma Giles Mrs. Thelma fMcGrathJ Gillard Mr. J. Barry Gilmartin Mrs. Bemard H. Gilmore Mr. N. Girdwood Mr. and Mrs. Godert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grattan Miss Mary Ann Grattan Miss Mary Grazel Miss Charlene Greenwald Mrs. Gredert Formosa's Groceries Jane McCann Griener Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Griffin Miss Helen Griffin Mrs. Margaret Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Regis Griffin Kathy McGroarty Miss Mary Agnes Gross Mrs. Minnie Guaragno Bill Haas Joe Paul Haas Tom Haas Mrs. John Hallahan Mr. and Mrs. Hallinan Mr. Donald E. Harper, Jr. Miss Nancy Hartman Miss Geraldine Hartner Mrs. Mary Hartner Mrs. Raymond Hartner, Jr. Miss Marilyn Hays Jim Healy Miss Joan Healy Mrs. R. Hein Mr. Heinrich Heims Cleaners Frances Halpin Mrs. J. Henderson Mrs. Dorothy Hennel Mr. Robert Herron Miss Judy Herwig Miss Joyce Hipkiss Mr. Philip J. Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hirt Carolyn Hoffman Marlene Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Huebert Mr. Edward Hughes Mr. James Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hunter Miss Pat Hurley Donald Isler Mary Isler Mrs. Wm. G. Irwin Mrs. Rita Jackson Mr. and Mrs. B. Jatkowski Mary and Josephine Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jones Pat Jones Mr. and Mrs. J. Jordan Mr. Ernest Joyce Mrs. Patrick Joyce Mr. Patrick Joyce Mr, Philip Joyce Doctor and Mrs. Kenneth G. Kapp Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kaminski Mrs. Ann Keamey Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kelly Mrs. A. C. Keil Mr. and Mrs. Keim Mrs. Klein J. Crilley Kelly Mrs. McKelvey Mr. Lawrence L. Kenney Mr. Regis Keifer Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kinder Mr. and Mrs. James Klinkner Mr. Lin. Knouse Mrs. Lin. Knouse Miss Barbara Kneib Mr. James Knouff Margaret Knouff Mr. Richard F. Knouff Miss Peggy Kohler Miss Margaret Kresich Mr. John Kubic Mr. Frank Kusajtys Mrs. Christine Kustes Mrs. and Mr. Lacey Mrs. E. A. Lambert Miss Rita B. Larson Mr. Eugene Laufer Mr. and Mrs. J. Laufer Mr. Ronald Laufer Dennis Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mrs. Loretta Leglightner Mrs. Anthony Lienikis Mr. and Mrs. A. Leone Mrs. John L. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Lippert Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Lippert Miss JoAnn Lippert Thomas C. Llewellyn Thomas Locke Miss Betty Long Mrs. Nora Long Miss Theresa Long Miss Carole Lynch Mrs. F. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Leo MacCourtney Mrs. L. Maciejewski Mrs. Mary M. Maclean Michael Maher Jeannette Magnotti Marlyn Magnotti Mrs. Mary Magnotti H. J. Mandeville Mrs. Rachel Manion Mrs. William Mann, Jr. Mary and Jack's Market Mr. Ralph Masucci Mr. Stanly May Mrs. Jean Mazur Mrs. L. Mazzarini Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McCann Mrs. Anna McCarl Mr. and Mrs. Charles McChesney Mrs. McChesney Mrs. Roy McFeaters Mr. William McGall Cora J. McGovern Mrs. Julia McGrath Thomas McGrath Mr. Guy McKeen Mrs. P. McKenna Mr. Robert McLaughlin Mrs. Marion McMahon Francis McMahon Mrs. J. McMahon Miss Joni McDermott Mrs. Catherine McMullen Max McNeirney Mrs. E. McNicholas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McQuaid Leslie McRoberts Mrs. J. B. Meenen Mrs. Mary Melnick Mr. and Mrs. G. Merz Mr. 78 Rod Meussner Miss Joyce Milan Richard Miller Mr. William Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Miller George Milto W. Milto Anthony Milto Mr. Dennis Minahan Miss Jean Minahan Mrs. Dennis Minahan Mr. James V. Modero Mr. Armelindo Molinaro Miss Mary Molinaro Mr. Blair Monahan Mrs. Nancy Monahan Mrs. Rose Mongillo William Montgomery Miss Carol Ann Monzo Miss Anne Mooney Miss Judy Mooney Mrs. William Mooney Mr. Dale L. Moore Mr. David A. Moore James Moore Miss Pat Moore Miss Agnes V. Morgano Miss Helen Moroney Mrs. Elizabeth Morton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Moughlian Mount Washington Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. W. Mulhern Miss Maureen Mullen Mr. Francis Maurice Murphy Regis Murphy Miss Suzan Muto Master John Naples Catherine Nee Mrs. James Nee Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neidermyer Dolores Nesherd Mrs. Mary Nee Mr. and Mrs. A. Nieder Miss Judith Nigrelli Miss Christine Nigro Miss Rosemary Nigro Catherine Noah Edgar Nooning Gene Anne O'Brien Pat O'Bricn Miss Patricia O'Brien Punchy O'Donnell Mrs. Judith Olmstead Miss Ester A. Opferman Mrs. John R. Owens Mrs. James Parris Mrs. John Parzych Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Paterson Miss Betty Petraglia Mr. George Paugh Marie Paul Mr. and Mrs. C. Payntr Mrs. Mildred Peck Mrs. Olive Peck Mrs. K. Perry Miss Joanne Perri Mr. Anthony Pesacreta Mr. Carmine Pesacreta Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pesacreta Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pesacreta Franny Petraglia Miss Johnetta Petraglia Peggy Petraglia Joe Petrolio Mrs. Carmela Petrone Miss Mildred Petrovich Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pratt Mary Plato Miss Helen Podelski Mr. Joseph Podelski Mrs. Mary Podelski Mrs. Barbara Powell Miss Clara Presto Miss Margaret Jean Price William, Richard and David Prince Mr. and Mrs. Victor Prosperi Genevieve Pudlick Miss Mary Faith Puskar Mrs. Frank Puzzini Dolores Raeff Miss Mary Rainey Mr. and Mrs. Aliae Parris Mrs. N. Redding Howard Rebel Mrs. Sue Redinger Jack Reynolds Mrs. A. Reynolds Mr. Edward J. Rieke Mr. Gene Riehl Mrs. N. Riffner Miss Veronica Rizzo Mr. Victor Rizzo Mrs. John Rothbauer Miss Margaret Rose Miss Patricia Rose Mrs. Mary Ruffing Mrs. Norman H. Russell Mr. Norman H. Russell Mrs. Albert Russo Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. A. 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Spieler Mr. Richard Spratt Mrs. Eleanor Staydukas Mr. Herman Steele Mr. and Mrs. John Stefanovits Mrs. Frank Steigerwald Mr. George Steward Mr. William Stuart Mr. Max Stark Mr. Leo Stutz Michael Stutz Harry Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sullivan Pat E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sweterlitsch Mrs. Anthony Talarico Miss Linda Tambellini Mr. and Mrs. J, Taylor Mrs. Sylvester E. Tepe Mr. Sylvester E. Tepe Mrs. Harriet Thomas Mrs. Joseph Tighe Mrs Mrs Mrs Robert Till . Mary Lee Verno . Donald Turnbull Mrs. Unitas and Mrs. Wm. Vaglia Service Drug Mr. and Mrs. J. Sgro Mr. and Mrs. James L. Shannon Mr. and Mrs Joe Sharkey . William Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shea Miss Betty Jean Simon Mike and Bobby Simon Bemadette Skeels Miss Beverly Slater Mrs. John Slater A. B. Sleeper Jack Smallhoover Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith Mr. David Smith Mary E. Smith Miss Babe Verna Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Van Balen Mrs. Grace Verna Mr. and Mrs. Herman Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Vojtash Mrs. Alfred Villanova Mrs. Theresa Wagner Mr. and Mrs. John Walker Mr. Charles Wallace Miss Mary Wallace Mrs. Helen Watkins Miss Cathy Waple Miss Beverly Watson Mr. and Mrs. William Watson Michael L. Weissert Jr. Miss Mary B. Wirth Richard Woodward Robert Woodward R. G. Wright, Watchmaker Mr. and Mrs. B. Wujko Mr. Wayne Wuerl Mr. George Young Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zadrogny Roberta Zama Ernie Zauatelli Mr. Joseph P. Zeto Jr. Mrs. Ziegler K. N. Zifzmann Mrs. Virginia Zozo Mrs. Ann Zurick Deborah Zwilcher Elizabeth Zwilcher James Zwilcher Mr. and Mrs, J. 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