St Marys Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

-1- r , .Mfmwf vm. , f- ..,,' , -,,- 'f'k ww.ffswywfmwwp wb-4:wwpe,'Y7-,i Aw .wma 2 3 ,! E ffffkfzes' H! 7959 fmsefzz? 152 Qffzguesf af aghace SAINT IVIARY'S ACADEMY PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA Queen elf fee Wezeeeeee 642' , ., .1 , QF? ,V wig: fx 'e 'K A! 'M L'e, i 'y W. W fiwzdkzzzfyi Msvfaj Philadelphia has long been the scene of numerous historically important events. The year 1958 will long be remembered, for we Philadelphians are justly proud of the honor His Holiness Pope john XXIII bestowed on our beloved Archbishop O'Hara in elevating him to the rank of CARDINAL. An important date in the history of our Archdiocese will be the red letter day of November 16, 1958, the day that Our Holy Father recognized the eminent qualities of our Archbishop and raised him to the Sacred College of Cardinals. Under the benevolent guidance of Archbishop O'Hara, our Archdiocese has flourished and will continue to flourish as a vineyard whose master has tended it with loving care. Iiaeh and everyone of us at Saint Mary's extend heartfelt congratulations and offer prayers on your new appointment. That Our Divine I.ord will shower upon you every possible blessing in your future undertakings is the fervent prayer we offer for you-JOHN CARDINAL O'HARA. Our New Cardinal hurried home from Rome for his Annual Christmas Party for the afflicted and underprivileged children of the Archdiocese. Shown with him are three of his special guests. X .A-Qx CQ Mus Mane E. Canavan Cboreograpber Miss Joan DeSantis Reverend Thomas J. Welsh, J.C.D Kindergarten Our Spiritual Advixer Mother M. Elizabeth, S.S.J'. Mrs- Alma DUEY Our Principal Home Nursing Mrs. Helen Forman Health and Care of the Body 4 Here at Saint Mary's, early one morn, Plans to tour outer space were born. Our Scientists worked zealously at an invention, For building a rocket was our first intention. Miss Margaret Henderson Basketball Coach Miss Thelma Kay Physical Education Our Scientists- Miss Vivian C. Cataldi Secretary Adrian H. Donaghue, M.D. Medical Adviser Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister The Facult HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Mother M. Elizabeth, Principal Editha ............,................... Religion, English, Spanish Eleanor Louise ..... . ............. - ..... Religion, Latin Hugh Marie .... .... S ocial Studies, Home Economies Joseph Anita .... . 4 ,Religion, Mathematics, Science Joseph Carmel .... . . .Englisb, Social Studies, Librarian Rita Francis .... .... M atlaematics, Secretarial Studies St. Alice ....,.............................,............ Music St. Luke ........................... Religion, English, French, Art ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Florence Edward Sister Mary Norbert Francis Patrice Sister Regina Assumption Sister Miriam Clare s, if Our Saint Mzsryis Seal 4, X. As we enter St. M:iry's driveway, we nt once notice the little house, our kindergarten, the convent :und school and the grotto of Our Indy of Lourdes, To us these places mean our high school years, years of fun, of study and of prayer. .n xy! A ww .V ty 3,.f, J, M , 1 kc :ff X A, J ,V K A X- ,yu.,..,,,k ' x t x .W .i . , A 4- ' 'N In -' XX .-,. , 'wi-4' I, , . 4 .4 ,,,,....,., .. , 3.12 . yy- L5 - Kms f.. - ,su D L '1-. ,f , .1 N H ...Zz Nr . ' . ,. V - ' f ' warn - 5 U --' 13 ai' 'JK -I , wi ' .. ' -1' -Me: ff , 7 ,,,. -:,e,9..:'g5?4?E m 1 ' F .. -vp' s- - Ui- .1 - l , 1 I 1 ,-TI'- S J J' , .LJ -, 2 , , jg, -- I ,,- . .. ,ja-,, Ji .tn ,Hs V ., I ri . A, .Ai IM 495-I .9 ' ' ' '7 L5 ' 1' - -I' X, -7 ., ' -f ' intl, -...... I Our Alma Mater, our home away from home, holds our laughter and tears, our work and play, our study and prayer. Long may it live! Wben the plans for a rocket were first conceived A workshop we knew would be our ,Hrst need. A sizeable lab was the call of the day, None filled the bill better tban our own S.M.A. 3 ' ' Mrs. Nir.-bling, Mrs. Traunontgmn, Mrs. Mnllanmci, Mrs. Santnronc represent SOIIIC of tllc committees that kccp the club nctivc. A workshop secured we issued a call, For engineers to come one and all .. Mothers Club Officers M I1 ' Mrs M1x Trc1surcr' Mrs. Motto Rceordmtx, Sccrctlry, rs Rnprcscntuncs of ilu. Mothcrs Club and the Fat crs . . , . , s of their wc Quinn, Prcsidcntg Mrs. Brnnlu Corrcspondmg, Scnrctlry Mrs Club present to Mothcr 1 chock-return . - -P - d t Knot pngturcd Boland, Vmc run cn w x a N xx 'lv 'uv I lf- bib ' -GC 1.3 Fathers' Club Officers: Mr. Clarihcw, Trcasurcrg Mr. Branka, Presidentg Mr. Trappler, Secrctaryg Mr. Stokes, Vice-President. Our Fathers' and Mothers' Club heard our plea, Now a guided missile our rocket would be. The Father-Daughter Banquet is always a thrilling event for both daughter and daddy. Look closely! Who enjoys it most? in 4, va X ' s . .x, W u- n 0 . . 1 . . Carol Kcmpi 'Typiaf Cecile Hccbncr Art Sheff ' uk V. Chinibs 759 '- u A as Pnzricia Manning Lih:raPy SI-:jf B 'lx 0 I -J t, 4 ,.,a 1 Carol Felice 1'ypi.st Mary N -. D 0 -in-rbivf ,- 1 v I n I K 9 J i Kathleen Baker Art Stuff Nw . KN Q sa: . R 'A i .Inna Mcl .n.ldfn I.lfCl'lll'1 Stuff I 5 :X x A - xi ' Y d Q 0 N S J'l1crcs.1 Mcllnldcn lirQrr14'mhSlu1f . by K X X H .S , 1 X -1-'K . ww ks? X X A cv Joanne S.llll.ll'UHU I.1Ivrury Lrhlur . -k i ' du ' x 2 Audrey W'inls:n Tfflriit X g- ' ,,'. W, N. M-W if ' ,Nil ' 'fA7 '2Sf.i2..l'. . . .,. ... R zfa -awg.avx.1ae,uLm. N... r iw .Q E an iisswmmu:u::..,.: ..... U lwluiwnwi-ang..+.-1.. .. M. Q in .. , Innwnuaa.:m1. Q .Q J'- ii H1 . h. I E I 1 X Y , ,wwf L f r-. .. W 34.1--M., . A.,,, 1 5, 1 zf 'W T ' , ' f W -If 1 ary r IQ- wgl l wall- -vl x H 0' ' ...., 1... mv' i t m ., an Tint Y M- Tv 'f , 991 i ui. f yi f . .,,. K it if 'Wg' 1 1+ lp, L Looking upward toward our goal, Ad l crfcctiorn , cncll - ls ,.,..,Q ..ggqv5A:: - member of she Student Council rcncws l1cr pledge of - ltlyxllty. an 1 Before we could very much further proceed, A crew of advisors we knew we would need, To see that all things were smoothly run, Now that our project was really begun. ff? as 'Y Patricia Manning, President: Barbara Clarihew, Vice- Bedlam at change of classes? No, for the Student Presidcntg and Nancy Boland, Secretaryg keep our Council is on hand to direct traffic. Student Council running smoothly. Gur Advisors-The Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Prrsirlwit: Patricia Manning Vir'c-President: Barbara Clarihew Pr'a'fccf of the Soilulify: joan Ricthmillcr President of fbi' Senior Class: Joanne Santaronc Editor of THE CHIMESU: Mary Kronbar Prrsidrvll of fbi' Gln' Club: Frances Szweda Presidcllf of fbi' Library Aides: Claire Trapplcr Mission Leailer: Theresa McFadden President of ilu' A. A.: Patricia Dietrich President of tba junior Class: Bette Boland junior Representative: Mary Ann Guokas Prrsidwzt of the SOPIJOHIOYI' Class: Barbara Donaghuc Sophomore Rr'presc'nfaliL'c': Nancy Boland President of the Freshman Class: Patricia Donnelly Frr'slJman Rcjurcscrzialiwr Constance Kcmpf The Parts Large .s Q J Tf A , M. Y ,,.. fx-vw Q I A A1545 ' and Small ,. s,5,Q.QQf'- w , WW . J.. X ,,, S ,WWA X. , Nww-P , -v V 1 hillary, Story time is n brief escape into the land of fantasy for these young kindergarten children as Miss Joan relates a once-upon-a-time tale. ,s I X 1 A 'Wilt What's the Weather? I.et's hope all their future days Reading Readiness is the keynote to bigger things because Miss Joan solves problems popping-up here, there, and everywhere. will be filled with sunshine. 1 nn.iug,L,ig:-al' 1-1 A 12 With the kindergarten we began W --N... 1 ,,.,M,1 ,,.x h L , , - my Q,w,i.Z, W, ' A I I-A, vevf s.+....... wmv 1 ei, .W s e l e i 5 Q 3 Q x A i ix N fi 5 fi 1 N.,,-MNNXNN-.NM Kindergarten fun includes our first attempts to form numbers on the line. For us five-yeah olders, this is quite an accomplishment! 'bs .. N 1 Q in -P 1 Q x, , Q 4 1-fi, xl i F X P? T? Q,-ug. fa NAM Adventures in Numberlgmcl begin as Judith, Kurt, and Denise solve their examples while the other children ponder at their desks. The readers' corner of the Second grade seems to be a delight to these children. L' I We 'Q '..,, .4 The two times table poses no problem for these mathematical wizards. Left to right: Joseph, Rita, Barbara, joseph, Lorraine, Bernadette. First and second grades came next m our lan Lkvi if First-graders listen to Ann tell the story of the multi- plication of loaves and fislics. The Cnssidys, the I7.u'n'zn Twins, and the Tycs smile at thc sound' of Sister Francis Pntrice's dismissal bcll. ,qmail lf' 1 5 a,:'5Qi l,,.f4. 1 'E' ' '3a 5-. '- 13,-h z ' Tie Q 'L f': :f3? . H .f A ' K v 1.- I NX, 7+ 1 T ZX y K 1 is ' fat! uf! g A g 1 '+f:'w QP 1-J-,,. X ' .7 9' A- gf M' . 'fi l h N,Q i Good use was made of grades three and four . . Sister Mary Norbert has :i miniature lihrnry well under wav. The Knnb twins, Marilyn and Nancy, are finding also that there is good reading aplenty right here. To borrow or not to borrow that is the question. But the answer is nearby and Helen has found the rule. Ahn! Everybody's borrowing! The gingham dog and the calico cat side by side on the table sat is always a subject for much dis- cussion. Of course, the Chinese plate secs all. 'Q-J Elaine, Assunta, Jeannie, Patricia, and Christine, for a moment forget their cutting up Mister Pumpkin Face because they are much more interested now in Mr. Halvey and his camera. ll '98 x,,' 'A 'Q g, we 2-'fa-,.. hi lNfa Products of the important cities along the New York State Barge Canal are displayed by the sixth grade Geography class. .Q wi f ut 'X 1, .N 'r :H -f 543.3 P-ips! , 'mf' 'IQ , vw Various animals are dis- played and discussed by a panel of the interested sixth grade students. Q Agile.. JG U Z The captains, Anne Marie, Jeannette, Kathleen and Margaret, are awarding stars to the girls who have excelled in their three llc.lSn C0lIl'- P tesy, tooperation and concentration. t. i 3 We Eat H Grades five and six add more and more . . Our fifth grade English scholars are diagramming a basic sentence, The teacher, jane, instructs Joanne to write the simple predicate. Patricia, Anne, and Roberta appear to know the answers already. ... ,if e, i, 'I Sister Miriam Clare has charmed these music lovers into realizing practice makes perfect . 'N 1. ff w' + ' x. E ' , A 1 T455 2 9- ' . 1 ,J 1 , .,....1 it v I ' Claire Marie has to report an interesting meeting of our class officers- Prcsidcnt, Kathlceng Secretary, Anncg Treasurer, Kathleen. Grades seven and eight were the last parts to add, Construction neared finishing all were so glad. i The eighth-graders exchange the com- pliment- What a pretty baby you were -sf-,gi eff' 'X The cafeteria helpers find their business sweet and profitable today. itgab 5, 'iq' f, V J' Sister Florence Edward in- forms the girls that dividing words into syllables will eliminate the woes of spell- ing. wi I .J Kay seems a little dubious about Mary's sense of direction. Maybe Susie will tell her to point farther south. Yet a part was still needed,-a valuable one, The powerful fuel,-classwork well done. As Ann draws an act for the Holy Souls, Suzanne consults Barbara on what sacrifice she is to offer. to f A A 3225! jun? First row: Mary Curran, Claire Placus, James Tye, Philip Cassidy. Second row: Judith Clemmer, Denise Minuti, Carmen Colon, Raymond Hof- mann, Oksana Kushnir. Third row: Anne Schaeffer, James Kelly, Kurt Crede, Ellen Federov. 5Z6'0ll4! First row: Maureen Cassidy, joseph Schreiber, Bernadette Blind, Mary Ann Tancredi, Cornelia Bonner, Elaine Knab. Second row: Maryrose Farnan, Patrick Farnan, Barbara Rooney, Christina DeFinis, Joseph Rush, Lor- raine O'Donnell. Third row: Francine Young, Linda MacEntee, John Tye, Rita Caltigarone, Susan Kaufmann, Marianne Libcrto. my gm First row: Jeanne Santarone, Elaine Clemmer, Therese Forman. Second row: Veronica Curtin, Patricia De Gregorio, Eleanor Donaghue, Christine Rush. Third row: Assunta Ferrara, Helen Heron, Annemarie Prziosa. Qauflfzi Qtek First row: Maria Schaeffer, Motria Kushnir, Marilyn Knab. Second row: Nancy Knab, Barbara Zernicki, Jo- anne Liberto. Third row: Pamela Mathews, Kathleen Young, Roberta Burns. CW! 9140 Firsl' row: Joanne Yowler, Donna. Urbany, Kathleen Duffy. Second row: Jane Nicholas, Patricia Gaudio, Ro- berta Coleman. .SMH gonzo' Front row: Margaret Mauger, Mary Clearkin, Patricia Letcher, Patricia Cunningham, Donna Minuti, Jo Ann Spaventa. Strand row: Patricia Saus- nauskas, Georgann jagielky, Mary Ethel Haeberlin, Jane Horton, Ellen McGuire, Anna Marie Damore. Third row: Carol Stokes, Eugenia Sorensen, Mary Louise Klusman, Anne Marie Peters. tgezfefzfl jak Front row: Barbara Sidorchuk, Ann Garrity, Patricia Rooney, Constance Yetter, Cornelia Delaney. Scroud row: Gertrude Murray, Karen Crede, Barbara Toclisco, Suzanne Bodre. Sly!!! grab Front row: Carol Thompson, Dorothea LiVolsi, Denise Motto, Mary Quinn. Second row: Irene Meyers, Claire San- tarone, Louise Sassany, Gail Gaudio, Barbara Simon. Third row: Kathleen Coyle, Ann Clearkin, Kathleen Ward son, Donna Polcino, Kathleen Campbell. ' A r R fm x , f The new-fou nt J We N. L -f Y' X 4, I 'oy and contentment on is refleuted ' of the freshm . - h' class h.xppy fate of president. Pat Donnelly, t eir JM .+-,, ffm. 4 v-Y , gf nt Luke and px During Religion class, Sister Sai group of her interested freshmen nnxiouslv nwnit the broadcast of the first speech of our C.1rdin.tl-elect. future Renilwntndts take their first in Sister S st rokes to success man nrt class. M N'. 'uf aint Luke's fresh- ,Ji-' I Qflesvimefz 'iifiif ' L , MQUSSE ' ai W' .41 af ,.f 4? ff During at brief instruction period, Sister Joseph From their introduction to the study of Shakespeare, the Carmel introduces our future library assistants freshmen obtain a true appreciation of literature. to the Dewey Decimal Classification of books, their chief source of information. The basic rules of Latin seein to present few problems to our Ciceros of tomorrow. - V 'tl . ' '41 u1 A W : ,Jf ' 7 i .-1.1 Q- 1 A . f'x S,-:Q Ar llie firing of il new roclaet into tlie unlxnown of outer space, excitement .tt Cape C.1n.u'.n'.il mounts no liiglier ilun it dues on rlie first day of selwool for e.iel1 of our freslimen. Tliey too e.1el1 .in lntlivitlual Pioneer or lfxploi'e1 ' set out with Lll1flClp.lIlOll to conquer liei' own new universe, tl1.1t unique pl.inet-cainpus-S.lN1.A. 3I Q' ja-- 'V' 'ui-an i 3--l!.nw-su, s Q S329 W s y sf-var-ws In the Biology Lab, while some of the interested sopho- mores are making use of the aquarium, the terrarium, and the micro-projector, Bonnie is caring for her plant, the last survival. WWE' 'V fy ffl A 1 Members of the sophomore class re- enact the dramatic assassination of Julius Caesar to the delight of Sister Editha and their classmates. 32 Q, ft ix t The blast off was Successful and our sophomores emerge and excitedly begin to fall into orbit. They are quickly becoming adjusted to the extreme atmospheric pressure of school spirit. Sophomores, encouraged by their wonderful beginning, take time off as our rocket travels onward, to be intrigued with those new fascinating meteors of geometry and biology. Sophomores eagerly lend a helping hand to their new younger sisters. So from our vantage point, we can safely surmise that our sophomores are on course and have successfully reached the halfway mark of their interplanetary travels. A group of sophomores, under the di- rection of jerry Nickels, conduct a panel on Youth, Space, and Sanctity in our daily lives. L......i Fqtmrss Lgailamaies 18 NL' if 'in i V ,, K . Members of the Health class show great interest as Mrs. Forman explains the nervous system. Sophomore class president, Barbara Donaghue, displays a broad smile as she eagerly heads for her first class. Carefully making plans for their :rip to Paris, these girls look at pamphlets, ad- vertising interesting places. Spanish I students sec a prac- tical application of their language as they visit Sl Spanish restaurant. s ff' wg. .4 ,- Bette Boland's winning smile is a sure ticket for the Junior Class. 'Nl 'WY X 6 1 0 Eleanor Clancy presides as moderator dur- ing the panel discussion on thc Mass. Christmas wouldnlt be Christmas without our traditional Spanish carols. Whether one speaks French or English, ox- trncting a tooth presents thc same results. ,s, film' ,-a Our rocket picks up sp-:etl as our juniors assume the prestige antl responsibilities of upper classmen. Two stars that shine ever so brightly in their galaxy are the Junior Prom anal Ring Day. Carefully, our juniors plan their visit to each of these. Once again they travel onward, only to look back to sec their brightly shining memories. The Better Speech Club presents Test Your Webster, that exciting quiz show where correct speech is the key to success. Our schoolmates of todayg our future secretaries of tomorrow advance in rapid strides under the careful guidance of Sister Rita Francis No question is left unanswered in the Alegbra II class. Which one of Sister Joseph Anita's mathematicians will arrive at the solution first? 'ilnhqg M 'it TEST YOUR 'S Each girl listens intently as Mrs. Duffy explains the basic principles of home nursing. ,I L. fr T., 1 'J reno.-.ft . - ,,,, . ..,Wm. M...-f.' 'Q -. .,:, gf 115' As Sister Eleanor Louise smiles in approval, Lucille points out the route of Aeneas to the students of Latin IV. Such visual aids make the study of Latin more interesting. The crossword puzzle in the Senior Scholastic challenges these students in the Problems of Democracy class. efzws Iinthusiasin runs high as our future homemakers under the guidance of Sister Hugh Marie near the completion of their first dresses. Youth, Space, and Sanctity is a dis- cussion topic for the Senior Religion class. Our rocket has weathered the elements of her first three stages. Now a proven Pio- neer, each senior returns to school in Sep- tember, perhaps realizing that this is the beginning of our last times together. Nevertheless, each is determined to make our senior year an unforgettable and un- matchable milestone. We'w'e worked, played, and prayed together for four years now with the wonderful result that our senior class is 10021 Saint Mary's. The seasons rush by us, almost unnoticed, as senior year is filled to the peak with activity. Time passes all too quickly and soon it is june. Just as our rocket reaches its goal, so too, our sen- iors reach theirs. Graduation is the climax of :t Saint Mary's girl's dream. After L1 wonderful journey through time and space, each Maryite reaches the climax of her dream-GRADUATION. The marvelous new world of chemical experiments opens to these seniors. 4: . 1 1 ,995 in 'J' K ta is ,. A X , I ' ,. Jil' ,. flip Q 1 ar Z ii, i ki ' A . I ::'5 Nw , -, V ..,, .2 1 Under the guidance of St. joseph, paths of life are ' up paved on this campus. 1 - , it 1, ttre AU,-, :I . V L xx I ' -,V -. u , f VLLL S if I 4 Ng IQI- V k ,. , I 5, y l -.., ,U , B , . 3, 91 ,YHQ . 1, Joy is reflected in the eyes of Barbara, Anne, and Mickey, as they prepare to leave for the Novitiate of Mount St. Joseph. Our rocket completed, tbe day finally dawned, To tour tbe great worlds and planets beyond, Tbe parts were assembled eacb one in its place, We now were prepared to blast of into space. Although at graduation our rocket has reached its destina- tion, for a few chosen members of our explorer's team, a new wonderful world is opening. Saint Joseph smiles lovingly over our campus through summer, fall, winter, and spring. This same campus which has been the scene of their four fun-packed years, today, witnesses the return of Barbara, Mickey, and Ann to sing once more our beloved Blue and Gold . Today, however, they stand as postulants of the Sisters of Saint Joseph. The Father of Jesus, under whose guidance they have flourished and grown into true Saint Mary's girls, smiles even more lovingly on them now. He is justly proud and happy that three of our graduates have chosen the path to the utmost in earthly happinessg namely, that of giving themselves entirely to Him as Sisters of Saint Joseph. JOANNE WINK June 1 1941 May 25, 1956 REQIJIESCLT IN PACE Dear Joanne: Tonight all nature sings with the untold beauty of the season's first snowfall. Our street, with its newly fallen white blanket and icy frosted trees, really reminded me of a Winter Wonderland as I walked home from mailing a letter. In your heavenly Kingdom of Kingdoms , we are quite sure that you are supremely happy. And, somehow, tonight with the inky blackness of the sky and the bridal white of the earth, both sprinkled with about a million and one of 'the crowning jewels-your loving stars and moonbeams-I could not help but think that I was experiencing Just a Little Bit of Heaven. Now, looking out at the snow and stars, I sit in my room and find it so very easy to pen my thoughts to you. Father Time marches on and we can scarcely believe that it will be three years, come May twenty-fifth, that you left us to retire to your Eternal Peace . I guess retire isn't exactly fair to you, Joanne. After all, we realize that being special guardian to our class isn't any easy task. We know that you have always been with us from winning our coveted possession the Cup to our Proms. Perhaps, when we felt your presence most was in our daily visits to chapel. Since you have spiritually shared every minute of our beloved days at S.M.A. with us, we would like you to be the PILOT on a tour of our life at St. Mary's . Yes, we the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-nine are truly honored to have you, our Special Angel, before the Throne of the King and Queen of the Universe. With this I close, Joanne, for I know that this is a letter that I need not mail, because, with a whispered prayer to you, it will sail far above our own Milky Way, through myriads of stars, through night and day. I know, Joanne, from now on you will continue to protect the class of 'S 9, your class and mine. W Qlesfimefz I-irxt row: Helen Brann, Pat Hennessy, joray Ortona, Joyce Stein, Carol Springman, Kathleen Kane, Theresa Doherty. Svromf row: Ellen Daley, Pat Penrose, Marge Seidel, Rosemary Seelaus, Suzanne Oakes, Mary Mala- macci, Mary McDonald, Eleanor Claudius. Tbird row: Miriam Coleman, Marcie Fiandra, Bonnie Valentino, Ifrannie Lupinacci, Donna We-isbglck, Linda Webber, Ifirxt row: Patricia Carey, Peggy Kenny, Marlene Rnllen, Jacky Cahill, Martina Pernick, Bonnie Bennis, Marylee Doyle. Svenrld row: Nancy Boland, Margarita Ventresca, Barbara Hink, Anne O'Malley, Doris Fee, Barbara McGrngan, Margaret McDermott, Mary Anne Kane. Third row: Pat Devine, Barbara Donaghue, Carol Bonoma, Mary 0'Neill, Kathleen Buggey, Mary Ann Gearon, Betsy Clark. Fourth row: Gerry Nickels, Pat Donnelly. Fourth rnw: Suzanne Buchert, Eileen Murphy, Peggy Snow, Kathleen O'Neill, Catherine Metz, Jeanne Beaudoin, Judy DiGiacomo, Margaret DeNote. Burk rotr: Rita Cerini, Carla Tolomeo, Helen Plunkett, Mary Duffy, Bernadette Egner, Constance Kempf, Rita Young, Barbara Borkowski, Marie Ryan. ll!! 450 5077102225 .Ui Bonnie Vasey, Rosemary Dempsey, Marilyn Willinaan, Gail Cattie, Bernadette Kershaw, Nora Sue Gatti, Nancy Campbell. Fiflb row: Eileen Casper, Gerry McGinley, Rita Heins, Nancy Baker, ,Iutly Hnerst, Patricia Max, Mary Walters. Bark role: Patricia Hand, Kathleen MeAndrews, Katherine Dougherty, Irene Phelan, Maureen Sheridan, Dorothy Milaknis, Lorraine Jachimowicz. M 90 fs, ,LL A ull LWIIIJMK First row: Ellen Clearkin, Rosa Tramontana, Mary Esther Taglianetti, Marina Zeccardi, Denise Ewald, Diane Corbett, Maria Luca. Seranri row: Frances Donnelly, Joann Colace, Joan Dietrich, Eileen Long- shore, Kathleen Gilligan, Kathleen Gray, Sally Howlett, Dolores Kleaver. Third row: Rose French, Cecilia Knapp, Linda Fiandra, Ruthann Coonahan, Emma Mc- Keever, Bette Boland, Rosemary DeNote. Bark row: Bernadette Maguire, Joanne May, jane Pottichen, Carolyn Klock, Maureen Collier, Eleanor Clancy, Mary Ann Guokas, Virginia Hayes, Nancy Winterburg. UW 5601315 First row: Myla Monillas, Barbara Clarihew, Mary jane Cattie, Mary Devlin, Helen Erickson, Carol Sor- ensen, Barbara Summeril. Second row: Claire Trap- plcr, Lucille McGrenra, Patricia Costello, Patricia Dietrich, Theresa McFadden, Joann McFadden, Helene Vicin, Carol Zakrzewski. Third row: Kathleen Hig- gins, Patricia Manning, Nancy Rivers, Virginia McBreen, Mary Kronbar, Clare Branka, Carole Felice. Fourth row: Marguerite Barry, Catherine Mehlmann, Adele Behan, Frances Szweda, Natalie Szweda, Joanne Santarone, joan Romanow, Cecile Heebner, Suzanne Sheridan. Back row: Rosemary Engler, Carol Rensman, Patricia May, Audrey Whelan, Jean Tanney, Kathleen Baker, Carole Kempf, Margaret Bradley, Faith Hetrick, Barbara Pedersen, Mary Ann Krastell, Barbara Lahr, Mary jane Lahr, Cecilia Gisler, Katherine Cassidy. 1 I Our rst stop, the planet to which we now soared So that every prayer and work of ours may begin from thee. We commence with our traditional Mala of the Holy Ghost. Mass of the Hol Ghost Summer has passed and once again a new year filled with challenges awaits us. During the months ahead, we will grow in both wisdom and grace. Realizing that only through the assistance of the Holy Ghost will our school year be a success, each student humbly begs His guidance during the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Father Kenny prepares to bring to UI the BREAD OF LIFE. Was a world filled with love for our Queen and our Lord. t L... - 4-1 L : These children join their hands and lift their minds and hearts to God on this their First Communion Day. First Holy Communion Father Godley distributes to these anxious little Angels the Body and Blood of jesus Christ. Soul of my Saviour, sanctify their breasts. Q s 1 ,-f' 4 - ff' Proudly worn by each Sodnlist, our Soclnlity pin symbolizes our devotion to Jesus through Mary. -P 1, N 4-f , x , ' it So arrives that long-awaited weekend, bringing for our Seniors the promise of hours well-spent at thc Dominican W Retreat House. Using a Sodality manual as a guide, joan R miller, Prefectg Pat Manning, Vice-Prefect, Kathy Baker, Secretary, hope to achieve su in running an active Sodality. -.. Sodality ........, about Our zealous mission leaders discuss ways and means of raising funds for the missions by donations for Christmas stamps. ,mgfis '? f XQA1 ff' ' i iff:-H I ' W. xox The Sodnlity is more than just nn activity, it is 11 way of life. As wc sacrifice .Ind xtrivc to hring honor and glory to Mary and her Divine Son, wc have comfort .und security in knowing that shc will always bc with us when wc nccd hcr. lil z r Pat, thc editor of The Crown proudly distributes her m1stcrpiecc as the unit leaders prcpnrc to enjoy it ,....pf'f ' Pat, Audy, Mario, and Eileen take pagrt in a Sodality proj- ect nt the Little Sisters by helping to scrvc the dear old people. -ef' fi -x TI A S W one . J A 'Y .f,,w-in fx I .l .3 Q, if Si Y Baskets of roses and a beautiful crown are offered by St. Mary's students in homage to Mary, Our Queen, on the occasion of our May Procession. Our hearts are yours, sweet Mother on this your special May Day. Such n beau- tiful evening reflects our true love. The air, so warm, and moist, and sweet, carries aloft our hymns of prayer and praise. Our Blessed Mother stands ever waiting for her children. On this day we manifest our love in procession to her honor. 'L Ax Liiyhi-Ei .lg-Q, e Our May Procession is led by the girls holding flags which symbolize our loyalty to God, our country, and our school. Following is Father Gillespie, who recites our Lady's Rosary. Mary Immaculate, St. Joseph, and Mary, Our Queen, were duly honored in our procession. Our Lady's Presentation and visit to Fatima are depicted in these banners carried in our procession. May Procession I 'S Uurdii X W' The literary magazine is beginning to take shape as Joanne proof-reads the galleys. No eeny-meeny method al- lowed! 'Q 40 The Literary planet . . ,- Magazine Staff A last minute check on the senior personals is made by this diligent threesome-Mary, our editorg Pat, and Barbara. 1' of An, ix A No time for restingg not even a second for chatter. Work! Work! And more work! However, the finished product. will be something of which all will bc proud. was next on our list . . The sophomore library assistants bring to our attention the great need of good Catholic reading in the world of today. No other room .tt SMA can do so much for students .is the lihr.u'y can. The libr.1ry .tsxistants spend much of their time helping with the many duties of .1 lihi'.u'i.ln. Each girl finds her worlt interesting .intl educa- tion.1l. Truly if loyalty mc.tn5 service, the lll7l'.ll'y .issibtants .Ire most loyxtl to SMA. Library Aides Looking for good reading matter? Gur senior lihrnry staff can offer a grunt nmny suggestions and helpful hints. The junior lihrnry tlssixltlnts, Sandy, Roseinmry, Marina, .ind Kathy are putting excellent library training to use in weeding the vertical file. Q. -, 1. 7+-.4 1- it A study of characters PWS, ,qu-'Wx iii 'K 'Sn K I if' Y x TUYY MCF3dd9l1 P1115 J09Y MCF2ldden yields a The Szweda twins, Frances and Natalie, are t e twin victory fur the senior class. genior C1355 nighgingnlcs, 'y afM 1 l yg,f ,, Q li' f f R! QQ X 0 l o Q Om 9 vb QP , XX ' ' fr 1 A v E x i ? .4 9 1 k 1 We look alikeg we talk alike. We are Marilyn H195 9-353' W0 fell '15 HPBYT-U This is lhc Proud and Nancy Knab, boast of our second grade twins-Patrick and Maryrose Farnan. ,i'0 's,NS X ,Q 'Ya vi A 'K , - - K' A 'hx-Y 1- -v x 6 15, , QA v' ' i 'iw' -A, , we could not resist. Both Kathy Baker and Adele Behan will soon join Mother as n member of S.M.A. Alumnae. Aur Alumnae is well-represented in the sophomore elnss. Seuirrf: Mrs. Wixlters, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Cattie. Stumling: Mary Walters, Betsy Clark, Patricia Max, Mrs. Max, and Gail Cnttie. Kathy Campbell is enjoying her S.M.A. days as much as her mother did. Mrs. Bennis, with her daughters-sophomore Bonnie and junior Sandy-compares notes with Mrs. Guokas accom- panied by her daughter Mary Ann. The often quoted comparison- I.lKll MO'I'lllfR, LIKE DAUGHTER -is re.1lly .in ,ipt one for Saint MJfy',S. Many of our grntltlntes have extended to their daughter or daughters the privilege they themselves en- joyed not so very long ago. Once again, nmllrer, through the bright eyes of her lilflr' girl, rclives her days nt S.M.A. Now two or three Saint Mnry's girls often talk over the old and the new of the GOLD AND 'I'I1li lSl..Ulf.', , . ' . 'R' if -4132 q- 3 . . s3'V15 ? al' K rs' Li 3 51435 Q A few shooting stars came wlaizzing by. .G qs, . 3 X - L sing A .L X .4-6 French Club members plead: A hus- band, Saint Catherineg handsome Saint Catherineg SOON, Saint Ca- therinc . J' YL. fe, , At the Villanova Press Conference, members of THE CHIMESU staff chat with Mr. Solari, their adviser. Audy has made the acquaintance of a dear old gentleman at The Little Sisters. As a fourth step the planet Atbletzcs we chose . . . Youll have to get that ball over the net if you want to roll the Badminton at its best can be found in this game between the freshmen and sophomores. The question isn't who will win but who will make it without an ambulance. The Seniors exhibit profes- sional skills which would send the Yanks back to the sandlot. Will it or won't it? is the question as the girls await the result of Carole's shot. We realized our journey was nearing a close. I ,., x Nm-,.-vga. We-9. , , ,, , . Fur' are ' -.x 'L ffvtn- '52 v '2'jG Ml' , .' A fg L .fyymt 'V 'F' Y- A 4 ' 4- :H X H- , is-' ' wf 1- iff . A 2' ' W L s f kmlchgglii KX ,, A 11 . K. X A, GK. fmg, , QU, v'f,W:aLWl Q., t , in 7, lk i L.- H . . 1 X ' '- , A 1 M. 1-4 ' MN' '7 I 1 1, . 1' 'ii-. r . if . Q N 45'rir5:ftQZZ,5g,.Q'pb U ,.,,My,3,, ., Q ,ifk,i., Y. .N , iii' P 5. fa-,-'5. w., m-gg K, X T,p,.'5 :f,Qa3s5:4 ' ' , Y , i ,,:5, Na, 2 ' in ,Q ' in 1.5.4 T v k ,V 9, ',,gi.l .-1, - I, ., ' if ww .vwfyferrf-+9 H..- M r '-'gi Yisvwdwgerwm sf-'Www-' ' .., Spirit is the keyword of the Juniors as the races near the finish. GO JUNIORSZ A. A. Da Pnt's making sure that cvcrynnc on the board helps to keep A.A. day running smoothly. . .4 ' Q .uw--anim 56 Q' 'Q Basketball SAINT MARY'S ACADEMY Basketball Schedule-1959 January 4th Alumnae Home January 9th Melrose Academy Home January 15th St. Basil's Academy Away January 22nd Nazareth Academy Home january sorh Ancilla Academy Away February 12th Cccilian Academy Home February 20th Mercy Academy Away February 27th St. Leonard's Academy Away March 10th Notre Dame Academy Away March 14th Lebanon Home March 20th Mt. St. Joseph Academy Away Lcd by our vivacious captain, Clara Branka, the varsity cheerleaders pep the spirit that brings victory for S.M.A. 1959 VARSITY Front row: J. Dietrich, M. O'Ncill, B. Donaghue, fCo-Captains-J. McFadden, C. Fclicel, M. Rollcn, S. Bcnnis, B. Clark. Middle row: P. Devine, C. Gisler, M. Walters, N. Rivers, M. Coleman, K. McAndrews. Bark TONY! R. French, B. Maguire, C. Rensman, M. A. Guokas, C. Kcmpf, V. Hayes. . ix 1 ' i if f Q' 1 , f 2 . 1 l H+ , e. ,H 7 ' .F MVK' - gf.: K ' ' . , 2 ,H , . l - fo. . U, l l , L l .3 I 4 A t K A 3 . l Q, C ' A ..., l 5, l 5 . A . wwe x it I., , , . A perfect. example of our strong guarding defense is dis- played by Nancy, Carole, .ind Ginny. Aspiring to fill the shoes of our varsity, the freshman lm-.un strives lo prove its strength. Wixli Pnt's guidance, the j.V. cliecrlcndcrs find that practice nmlucs perfect. 53549 K .jffi -ig-Qi A K L kb - In .t v fh5gQ' ,K ,. W1 rf 7-wing . , ,4 6' Hold it Light, joan! Don't let Melrose steal that ball! A Nothing can stop our co-c.1pl.1ins, Joie :ind Carole as they lead thc team on to n victorious season. Our rings, the emblem of Llie happiest days of our lives! Y I . 'M ,, ', is . lx- 1 . I, f J i -, I by ' I A 1 - . j f The juniors twist eneli otl1er's ring for the boss of luck. This is n day they'll never forget. Ring day has Finally arrived rind the juniors dedicate this precious treasure to our Blessed Mother. Ring Da After great nnticipgition, Ll junior's fomlest klI'U.l111 con true. Each girl receives tlie ring wliicli slie will keep .1 remember all of liei' life-lier class ring-symbol of .ill im which Saint Mary 5 stamls. X Among My Snuvemrs -a prom key. Key Night The seniors, while enjoying every minute of the prom, anxiously await the biggest moment of 11 wonderful night. One hy one, they arc presented with the long-.iwnitetl School Key and the Gr.1nd March begins. lielightetl, they ilance and proudly display their shiny new keys. Our Stardust Scrcnadc- THE LOVELIEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR. Kenny and Bill laugh as Rosa and Mary Esther recount the nerve- racliing prom preparations. Junior Prom I7CCCl'l1l'lCl' means Prom Time! lfirst it's off to school for the tmalilionnl Visit, tllcn to hVlllfCl11LlFSll for dancing to the music of 'l'l Ill VANUIQTT QUINTIQT. All too soon, THE STARDUST SliRllNAllli fades into lmppy memories. Thanks arc duc to our chaperoncs: Mr. and Mrs. French, Mr. and Mrs. Trnmontnna, Mr. and Mrs. Klock, and Mr. and Mrs. Zcccardi. Bunny, our prom chairman, has finally found time to relax! 31 3 ii ,, N 5 .A A iii. illfi 'ggi if x,,f , aww Q54 i GJ 'is' Natalie, Kathy, and Frnnny's rendition of O Holy Nightu was inspiring. The senior members of the French Club happily herald the Birth with a life-like tableau and thc angelic choir. b E The seniors have ri joyful sadness as they enrol nt their last St. Mnry's Christmas festival. Christmas Carols Christ Child's rv- ,rw .,,..-,-f lt- I in-TQ Q: 52 'Q-K 5 , RQ 1 ll M Q: 'f Qi A - i ., Vt' 2 . ' fi f- ' an gh- 6 A .-A ' If ' A A'W' A W, gf -'jg . ' A ' ' I A vi X59 j . . - f ' Qi L I 6' X . 7U 1 f W.. ly 51: - s 4 - 1 n .-11' ' 'A ' N . . t 1 9 4 ' . 4 A 'Kr' !XAA SQ ' ,r ' '- , L Q N 4 V , AB s L i, A A in ws: L, r if u l?zvx:. i E a !iA 64 I 1 X- Adrienne D0llilghUC firmly holds both hcr medal Father McDonough, Propagation of the Fainh Director, gave stionp, and her diploma-signs of nchicvcmcnt. advice and offered his congratulations to thc Grnduatcs. GRADUATION . . . gi Word lllllt was only Ll Llrcnm throughout f0lll' fun-filled years is now il reality. li.lCl1 senior walks down thc .iislc of Holy Child Church clutching hcl' diploma as she, touched with sorrow, realizes licr happy days .it S.NI.A. have gixiduully como to a close. Traditionally, after Mass, thc graduates on the front steps of S.M.A. gathcrcd to sing our school song. yi' f' F K f' , 'G' 1 Kas 1 yu in Q-1 . pf' 7 fi: X, I ,,.f Our procession from Holy Child Monsignor McGinley presents St. Mary's diploma to S.M.A. to each deserving graduate. Our Graduates Monsignor awards thc medal for English to Mary Jo Larkin. Rosemary, a true S.M.A. Graduate! 5,2 1 Kathleen Elena Baker 5170 Oxford Avenue ST. MARTIN'S CU 9-3965 Kathie I almost rare Sodality 1,2,3, Secretary E5 Treasurer 45 Student Council 15 Yearbook Staf 45 Dramatic: 1,2,3,45 Clubs: English 3,45 French 45 Latin 1,2,3,45 Math 45 Science 45 Glee 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Varsity 2,3. The little car . . . Maybellies . . . Buddy Boy Buddie . . . Whaling . . . Baker's Acres . . . me and my shadow . . . pretty . . . that gold button . . . teacher . . . Luigi . . . good alto . . . my family . . . nature girl . . . 12 year SMA . . . Charlie Brown . . . Custer's Last Stand . . . always helping . . . volunteers for Latin . . . world traveler . . . huge lunches . . . Ninth 8: Wesley . . . the country globe trotter. Marguerite Marie Barry 5216 North Carlisle Street HOLY CHILD DA 9-0156 'Maggie 'Ol1, fiddlesticksm Sodality 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 2,35 Clubs: English 3,45 Latin 1,2,35 Spanish 3,45 Dramatic 45 Glee 45 Social Studies 45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Prom Com- mittee 3. Early morning phone calls . . . Chemistry for lunch . . . daily trips to Sam's . . . partial to the name Mike . . . Need You . . . partial to blonds . . . those plays at H.C .... Larry who? . . . loves to walk in the autumn . . . swimming and dancing . . . Susie-Q . . . good speaker . . . that black ring . . . her Spanish accent . . . Oh, fish sticks . . . always in Scranton . . . Russian tea . . . Frank Sinatra fan. Adele Marie Behan 1235 West Medary Avenue HOLY ANGELS WA 4-8753 Honey Guess who called Sodality 1,25 Draamtics 1,2,3,45 Clubs: Business 45 English 3,45 Drama- tic 45 Glee 3,45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Latin 1,25 Prom Committee 3. Partial to people with red hair . . . You Are My Destiny . . . Vaca- tions in Wildwood . . . Sings like Carmel Quinn . . . Always late . . . those triple dates . . . Slim Jim . . . those shorthand tests . . . Kathy's shorthand partner . . . big lunch . . . ice cream with jimmies . . . beautiful long hair . . . likes the painter at her house . . . Greenwood Dairy . . . I have to go to work. Margaret Mary Bradley 2316 Arthur Street RESURRECTION DE 8-6818 Margie This class is boring! Sodality 1,2,3,45 Mission Leader 1,2,35 Dramatic: 1,2,3,45 Clubs: English 3,45 French 45 Social Studies 45 Dramatlcs 45 Glee 3,45 Intra- murals 2,34,5 A.A. I,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. Memorial Day Weekend .. . . Chatterbox . . . All in the Game . . . O.C .... La Salle . . . Kandy Kane . . . Tee-hee . . . History brain . . . beautiful curly hair . . . Cornell . . . Always seen with Mary Jane C . . . Maybellies . . . Why the raincoat? . . . likes lonely walks on 0.C.'s boardwalk . . . great patcher-upper . . . Friday night ights . . . loves birthday cake . . . calm driver . . . not enough nights in the weekend . . . great dancer . . . fabulous parties . . . tickets? .. . . Don't cry, Joie . . . chunky peanuts . . . my four brothers . . . always dieting. Clare Anne Branka 1209 Herbert Street ST. jOACHIM'S JE 3-1568 Clarie Cause you know! Sodality 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 1,2,3,45 Clubs: English 3,45 French 3,45 Science 45 Social Studies 45 Glee 3,45 Latin 1,2,35 I.V. Cheerleading 25 Varsity Cheerleading 3, Captain 45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. St. Joe's all the way . . . Joanne's other half . . . my brother Jack . . . that old fashion bathing suit . . . NOSE when to blush . . . likes Brownies . . . souvenirs of a summer time . . . got the Magic- Touch . . . happy hours in Ocean City . . . the Brank . . . 'l've got the wheels! . . . stranded in Longport . . . nightly run from the Chatterbox . . . Frank Sinatra fan . . . those phone calls . . . my granny . . . found cheering the Prep on Sundays . . . caught at the Nolan game . . . lixture at the Prep dances. Katherine Mary Cassidy 1932 Pine Street ST. PATRICK'S KI 5-1997 Kay Actually Sodality 1,2,3,45 Dramatic: 3,45 Clubs: French 45 English 3,45 Latin 1,2,35 Science 45 Social Studies 45 Glee 3,45 Cheerleading 3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. Can I have a bite? . . . Kay's house . . . see you at the Hut! . . . curly-top . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . never lost for words . . . smart looking clothes . . . knows everyone, everywhere . . . loves birthday cake . . . Anyone going to Strathmere? . . . my sister Pat . . . the tripper of ring day . . . has a twin 3 years older . . . snow- bound in O.C .... those weekends in Wildwood . . . lover of good books and music . . . St. Joe's all the way . . . always a smile . . . peppy cheerleader . . . a good seamstress . . . nursing aspirant. Mary Jane Grace Cattie 530 W. 66th Avenue ST. HELENA'S HA 4-5254 Janie And all like thati' Sodality 1,25 Draamtics 1,2,3,45 Clubs: English 3,45 Social Studies 45 Spanish 2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Latin 1,25 Glee 3,45 Intramural Cheer- leading 1,25 Intramural Basketball 35 Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 A.A. 1,2,3,4. Weekend at Maybellies . . . Memorial Day weekend . . . likes lumpy potatoes . . . 13 years at S.M.A .... swims by the shores of bay . . . LaSalle and St. Joe's College fan . . . tiny waist . . . Rin Tin 'l'inny's . . . Longport . . . usually seen with Margie . . . throws fantabulous kitchen parties . . . Don't drive yourself to death! . . . giggles . . . tactless . . . not enough nights in the weekend . . . never a dull moment . . . a peppy cheerleader . . . her exploits by Rosie. Barbara Ann Clarihew 4313 North 9th Street INCARNATION DA 4-7624 Unabsif ffwbyyi Sodality I,2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Vice-president 4, Class President 2,35 Yearbook Staf 2,3, Student Treasurer 45 Drafnatics I,2,3,45 Library Staf 2,3,45 Clubs: English 3,45 French 45 Latin 1,2,35 Science 45 Social Studies 45 Glee 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Debating 15 A.A. I,2,3,4. Riches at the end of her rainbow . . . size 5 dress . . . seen in O.C. . . . snowbound in O.C .... I'll lend you money . . . 98 lbs. of fun . . . Oh, you're so little . . . a redhead without a freckle . . . our little Hut-ster . . . Oh! those fingernails . . . collects jewelry . . . long locks . . . always cold . . . likes to talk things over . . Babses 85 Jeanne Eagles . . . 13 years at SMA . . . cheers for U.D .... always considerate . . . big brown eyes . . . cars becoming her hobby . . . reader . . . writes letters to the O.C. crowd . . . partial to new cars. 2 - i f ,Lf : Patricia Lmda Costello 4938 North Sth Street INCARNATION DA 9-4648 Patti It's precious Sodality 1,2,3,45 Dramatic: 35 Clubs: English 3,45 Math 45 Science 45 Spanish 3,45 Glee 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Prons Committee 35 A.A. 1,2,3,4. Rainbow . . . Tink . . . Future nurse . . . La Salle fan . . . 3-time SSCAer . . . Coke . . Nubby . . . loads of clothes . . . Ocean City . . . big brown eyes . . . long midnight talks . . . those letters . . . friends in Rochester . . . buggy ride in C.P .... good hostess . . . quick, get the smelling salts . . . Memorial Day Weekend . . . Ginny's partner in crime . . . everybody's friend . . . Looks good in glasses . . . No one Knows . Mary Green Devlin 8301 Algon Avenue MATERNITY B.V.M. PI 5-4163 Honey Oh, I do not Sodality 1,2,3,4g Dramatic: 3,4g Clubs: English 3,45 French 4g Latin I,2,3,4g Math 45 Dramatic 45 Glee 3,45 Intramurals 1,3,4g A.A. 1,2,3,4g Prons Consnsittee 3. Three time SSCAer . . . Future Congresswoman . . . The Viking Supper . . . Her 'brothers . . . remember the airport . . . my aunt . . . that laugh . . . her rubber annimals . . . buttons and bows . . . dreams of Rochester . . . little bunny . . . Math whiz . . . busy phone . . . buggy ride in C.P .... Honey bun . . . Why Franny! . . . Great friend . . . last minute dates . . . Models for Breck shampoo . . . out of town mail . . . be good . . . I love heads . . . Junior Prom . . . Puffy . . . Hilly and Willy. Patricia Lee Dietrich 7435 New Second Street SAINT JOSEPH'S CA 4-2389 Pat I'll get you a date. Sodality 1,2,3,4g Student Council 45 Clubs: Latin 1,2,3,4g English 3,45 Social Studies 43 Spanish 2,3,4g Drantatics 1,2,3,4g Glee 3,45 Cheer- leading 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2,3,4j A.A. 1,2,3,4 fPresillentIg Prone Committee 3. Maybellies weekend . . . Villanova . . . Miss B.C.B.P .... our model . . . those picnics . . . Memorial weekend . . . beautiful teeth . . . great imitator . . . great A.A. Pres .... lovely to look at . . . those fabulous kitchen parties . . . Esther William's rival . . . oxidized hair?? . . . great driver . . . what a ball . . . green eyes . . . the angels from 219 Concourse Plaza . . . never without a date . '. . crazy pajama parties . . . tremendous vocabulary . . . a date with Ricky! . . . intimate friend of Pat Boone . . . tiny waist. Rosemary Frances Engler 537 East Fanshawe Street PRESENTATION FI 2-7064 Rosemary Ye1J! Sodality 1,2,3,4 lUnit Leaderjg Stage Crew 1,2,3,4g Clubs: Glee 3,4 fTreasurer1g Latin 1,2,3,45 Spanish 1,2,3g English 3,45 Math 43 Science 2,45 Varsity 1,2,J5 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g A.A. 1,2,J,4g Prons Cmn- nsittee 3. Stage holder at St. joe's . . . Partial to red heads . . . Noodleshaker and jazzmann . . . Meet you at 7:30 Broad lt Olney . . . beautiful long hair . . . favorite food-pickles . . . always seen with Carol and Faith . . . l.et's go to Esquire . . . Faithful Sodalist . . . I have to go to work . . . Girls, don't forget your dues . . . always working . . . Helen's riding partner . . . Alwayt . Helen Margaret Erickson 5739 North 6th Street SAINT HELENA'S HA 4-6154 Helen Oh, no! Sodality 1,2,3,45 Drarnatics 1,45 Stage Crew 35 Clubs: English 3,45 Latin 1,2,3,45 Science 45 Social Studies 45 Spanish 2,3,45 Glee 3, fMan- agerj 45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. Dry sense of humor . . . great writer . . . lovely speaking voice . . . Pm going to chapel . . . Oh that car . . . always driving others around . . . Girls, please take your seats and keep quiet . . . our Oklahoma prop girl . . . I talk too fast . . . O Bernadette is so cute . . . always volunteering . . . always in the library . . . Oh my cousin, Mary . . . our Spanish brain . . . car keys . . I have to take Sister out . . . going to Broad 8: Olney? . . . Top Soil . . . true Sodalist . . . Spanish dues . . . Pm debating. Carole Sue Marie Felice 5018 North 16th Street HOLY CHILD GL 5-2853 Carole It was FAB'LOUS! Sodality 1,2,J,45 Class Officer 1 ISec.j 2,3 fVice-PresidentI5 Yearbook Staf 45 Dransatics 1,2,J,45 Clubs: English 3,45 Math 45 Dramatic: 45 Glee 3,4 fSecretary15 Frencb 2,3,45 Latin 1,25 Science 25 Varsity 1,2,3, Co-Captain 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Profn Committee 3. Cold hands, warm heart! .' . . always HAPPY . . . the Egg 8x I . . . fast forward . . . petite . . . Plebe Christmas at West Point . . . Gertie . . . pretty voice . . . enjoys suburbs of Phila. . . . o-key! . . . phone calls before and after . . . escapades in O.C .... Mentals . . . . . . Sneezy . . . knows how to shift . . . never a dull moment . . . always on time? . . . faithful Prep rooter . . . my sister, janet . . . rides shotgun in the HAPPY MOBILE . . . U.McF. 'l' C.F.J + Sodium : Explosion!! ML:-f,:1,., 5, seffrlzfizw' :iff 1. Cecilia Theresa Gisler 3323 North Front Street ST. HUG!-PS RE 9-1706 Ceil What, Me worry? Sodality 1,25 Dramatic: 2,3,45 Clubs: English 3,45 Glee 3,45 French 2,3,45 Latin 1,25 Science 2,45 Social Studies 45 Varsity 2,3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4 fcaptainI5 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Prons conunittee 3. Great sense of humor . . . Biology expert . . . dainty feet on the court . . . true La Salle rooter . . . those double dates . . . Greenwood Dairy . . . parties-April 25, 1958 . . . the mad scientist . . . bacteria grows in darkness . . . member of CC . . . softball champ . . . Eddie My Love . . . fond of Joan's country place . . . that N.C. ring . . . bone collection . . . helped us win cup. Cecile Frances Heebner 209 E. Wyoming Avenue ST. AMBROSE DA 4-1393 Ceil Call me if you get a chance. Sodality 1,2,3, Unit Leader 45 Mission Leader 2,35 Class Treasurer 15 Yearbook Stag 45 Dramatic: 1,2,3,45 Clubs: English 3,45 French 2,3,45 Latin 1,2,3,45 Math 45 Glee 3,45 A.A. 1,2, Treasurer 3, Representative 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 2,45 Prom Committee 3. The night of the Ring Dance . . . It's Not For Me To Say . . . curly hair . . . subway rides in New York . . . destined for a J . . . Dag . . . 12 yr. SMAer . . . her beauty rest . . . little nose . . . winning smile . . . blushes easily . . . milk inc . . . 30th of Never . . . that Cedarbrook crowd . . . 3 times SSCAer . . . class day chairman . . . Buddy-boy-buddy . . . Ocean City Fan . . . flair for drawing. Faith Anne Hetrick 628 W. Olney Avenue INCARNATION HA 4-8083 Faith Going to St. Ioe's? Sodality 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 35 Prom Committee 35 Clubs: Business 45 English 3,45 Latin 1,25 Social Studies 45 Spanish 2,3,45 Glee 3,45 Science 25 A.A. 1,2,3,4. 12 year St. Maryite . . . pretty curly hair . . . that night at Willow Grove . . . Hallowe'en at the Mountains . . . Oh that week-end at Atlantic City . . . always early . . . beautiful hands . . . always eating out . . . going to St. Joe's . . . hot coffee coming through . . . always seen with Rosemary, Carol, Lucile, Inc . . . meet you at Esquire. Kathleen Mary Higgins 1968 W. Medary Avenue ST. BENEDICT'S LI 9-2682 Kathy 1 know somebody that Sodality 1,3,45 Clubs: Business 45 English 3,45 Latin 1,25 Spanish 2,3,45 Glee 3,45 A.A. l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,45 Prom Committee 3. She's a poet and doesn't know it . . . Kathy and her Spot of Tea . . . those summers in Wildwood . . . L.S.C. is having a mixer . . . 8 yr. Belle . . . popular . . . when Irish eyes are smiling . . . remember the English Party . . . true to the Crimson' and Gray just lately . . . loves those Prep Dances . . . Doc's little fan . . . those stories . . . that funny chuckle . . . future singer . . . working hard at Williamsons- got any food, huh? . . . the pause that refreshes . . . Merrie o' England . . . always making novenas. Carole Ann Kempf 2228 Wharton Road ST. l.UKE'S TU 7-7214 Carole lt was hysterical Sodality 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staf 45 Dramatics 3,45 Clubs: English 3,45 Latin 1,25 Math 45 Spanish 2,3,45 Dramatic 45 Glee J5 Vice-President 45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Varsity 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,J,45 Prom Committee J. String Along . . . tremendous guard . . . misses the orange bus . . . liquidated sun . . . good alto . . . Maybellies . . . O.C. . . . likes to eat and it never shows . . . naturally curly locks . . . snowbound . . . my grandmother's coming . . . it takes two to drive . . . it's my sister's . . . 5'8 and really great . . . wait'll I tell you what happened . . . blue convertible. Mary Ann Krastell 126 West Champlost Avenue SAINT HELENA WA 7-3962 Mary Ann Why'd I do it? Sodality 1,2,J,45 Library Staf 2,J,45 Clubs: English 3,45 Latin 1,2,35 French 3,45 Science 45 Dramatics 1,2,3,45 Glee 3,45 Intramurals 1,25 A.A. I,2,3,45 Prom Committee J. Paupers can't be fussy . . . abstract art . . . likes the snow in O.C. . . . always something to do . . . Surf City . . . lisherwoman . . . will live on the left bank . . . one of the peoples . . . See you at the Hut . . . pretty clothes . . . Memorial Day Weekend . . . witty . . . La Salle . . . Mary Jane's other half . . . beautiful eyes . . . likes older people. Mary Catherine Kronbar 2337 79th Avenue ST. RAYMOND'S Ll 9-1867 Crunch The Kidd! Sodality 1,2,3, Unit Leader 45 Mission Leader 45 Student Council 45 Yearbook stef J, Editor 45 Clubs: English 3,45 Dramatic: 45 French 2,J,45 Latin 1,2,35 Math 45 Glee 3,45 Dramatics 1,J,45 Intramurals 1,2,3g A.A. 1,2,1,4. String Along . . . capable . . . our Editor . . . puEy and her lipstick . . . tied for the neatness award? . . . weekend at Maybellies . . . easy to get along with . . . loves her morning sleep . . . natural golden locks . . . active Sodalist- Autumn Leaves . . . writes par excellence . . . Pm Nobody, Who are you? . . . likes to borrow her sister's clothes . . . constantly losing things!! . . . pretty eyes . . . great organizer . . . snowbound in Longport . . . Charlie Brown . . . remember the elephant Barbara Mae Lahr 7643 Levis Road ST. JOSEPI-PS ME 5-3835 Barb Guess what Sodality 1,2,3,43 Dramatics 1,2,3,43 Clubs: Business 43 English 3,43 Social Studies 43 Latin 1,23 Spanish 2,3,43 Dramatic 43 Glee 3,43 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4g Prom Committee 33 A.A. 1,2,3,4. In Home Ec until 5 . . . partial to red heads . . . summers at O.C. . . . Don't be late 7:30 sharp at the subway . . . has the greatest brother . . . 0.K., you'll see . . . future actress . . . our Queen Elizabeth . . . ll year St. Maryite . . . always seen with Lucille and Adele . . . pretty hair . . . always seen at the Penn Fruit . . . S'ter. 5 is . -nn, if f aug Mary Jane Lahr 5537 North Sth Street INCARNATION Ll 9-3455 Mary Jane You're kidding! Sodality l,2,3,43' Library Staf.2,3,43 Dramatic: 1,2,3,43 Stage Crew 33 Clubs: Business 43 English 3,43 Spanish 3,43 Glee 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Prom Committee 33 A.A. 1,2,3,4. See you at the Hut . . . never home on weekends . . . good driver . . . the sun . . . summers in O.C .... Happy Birthday . . . pretty clothes . . . Memorial Day Weekend . . . those fits . . . 6 a.m. Mass . . . snowbound in O.C .... sound sleeper . . . my brother . . . natural blonde hair . . . follows La Salle . . . goodies in her lunch . . . Ducky. Patricia Frances Manning 2163 Friendship Street OUR LADY OF RANSOM DE 2-0347 Scotty Sh! girls this is a class! Sodality 1,2,3, Vice-Prefect 4g Student Council l,2,3, ,President 4g Class President 1, Representative 2,33 Yearbook Staf 2,3,43 Dramaties 1,43 Library Staf 2,3,43 Clubs: English 3,43 French 4g Latin 1,2,3,43 Math 43 Glee 43 Intramurals 23 Prom Committee 33 A.A. 1,2,3,4. Three time SSCAer . . . You Are My Sunshine . . . Villanova U . . . neat . . . great double dater . . . Navy . . . school spirit . . . after school . . .'buggy ride in C.P .... Petey-punk-heads . . . jesuits . . . that cake . . . Younger Than Springtime . . . those Saturday mornings . . . funny giggle . . . serious-minded. Patricia Ann May 8309 Cadwalader Avenue ST. JAMES' ME S-1042 Pat Have you read . . .? Sodality 1,2,3,45 Mission leader 15 Class Oficer Itreasurerj 2,3, Secre- tary 45 Stage Crew 1,2,3,45 Clubs: English 3,45 French 2,3,45 Latin 1,2,35 Math 45 Science 2,45 Varsity 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 A.A. 1,2,3,4. Baseball speech . . . nubby . . . camp counsellor . . . Picasso . . . orange bus . . . editor of Crown . . . cross over the bridge . . . La Salle College . . . V.W .... car load of girls . . . plans to open SIC museum on the moon . . . Granny's tea bags . . . let's have a party . . . I have an article . . . and what will you have? . . . Fe203 away . . . live it up . . . J. T. + P.D. + P.M. : !! . . . hails from Kaukauna . . . knows everybody . . . Peter's motor scooter . . . those home movies. Catherine Bernadette Mehlmann 509 East Robbins Avenue SAINT WILLlAM'S PI 5-1696 Ca thy H ones tl Sodality 1.2,J,4 lUnit LeaderI5 Dramatic: 1,3 ,45 Clubs: Glee 3,45 English 3,45 Latin 1,2,35 Science 45 Social Studies 45 Spanish 2,3,45 A.A. I,2, fSecretaryj 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Pram Committee 3. SSCA . . . convincing . . . partial to the Marines . . . please don't call me Butch . . . summer camp . . . my hair . . . Daddy's little girl . . . my Mother said . . . fabulous lunches . . . jarred food . . . tall Bc thin . . . algebra whiz . . . known on the 26 . . . my family . . . school spirit . . . emotional . . . Penn State . . . nursing . . . julie . . . that accent . . . Anderson from Army . . . La Salle's ROTC. Myla Mary Monillas 2665 East Cumberland Street ST. ANNE'S NE 4-3899 Myla My father took my car Sodality 1,2,3,45 Dramatic: 3,45 Clubs: English 3,45 Latin 1,2,3,45 Math 45 Science 2,45 Spanish 2,J,45 Glee 3,45 A.A. l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. Side by Side . . . always late for appointments with C.S .... that snowbound weekend . . . phone pal of Carol S . . . I.et's do something dilferent this weekend . . . Oh! that ride to Wildwood . . . loves Latin . . . pretty hair . . . those black frames . . . spends weekends at C.S. always found with Carol and Claire . . . second's section . . . that Saturday at H.C. dance . . . Old Soldier's Road with the kids. Virginia Marie McBreen 941 Wellington Road ST. JAMES' TU 4-6161 Ginny Say a prayer Clubs: Business 43 English 3,43 Science 4g Social Studies 43 Sbanish 3,43 Glee 3,43 Intramurals 3,43 A.A. 3,43 Prorn Committee 3. Our Junior gift . . . pretty hair . . . our Eloise . . . shorthand whiz Margie's twin . . . Twelfth of Never . . . Always seen with joan and Audy . . . Pat's partner in crime . . . always cold . . . fuEer . . . Drexel fan . . . Tuesday night phone calls . . . ambition: to learn how to drive . . . good on the tennis court. Joanna Eleanor McFadden 2419 Stanwood Street RESURRECTION 4 MA 4-0978 Joie Bc good! Sodaltty 1,2,3, Unit Leader 4g Class Secretary 33 Vice President 4s Yearbook Staf 2,3,43 Dravnatics 1,2,3,43 Clubs: English 3,43 French 43 Latin 1,2,J,4j Math 43 Science 2,43 Glee Club 3,43 Varsity 3, Co- captain 43 Cheerleading 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Prorn Connnlttee J 3 A.A. 1,2,J,4. Those West Point weekends . . . likes brownies . . . punctual . . . everybody's pal . . . if dreams came true . . . my brothers . . . my charm bracelet . . . easy to get to know, hard to forget . . . rules the road from V. to O.C .... loyal Prep rooter . . . possesses sang-froid behind the wheel . . . always- major part of a triangle . . . this too shall pass away . . . halfway to Trenton . . . got your card . . . C.F. + J.McF. + sodium : :zz W i Theresa Rose McFadden 2419 Stanwood Street RESURRECTION MA 4-0978 Terry C'est la view! Sodallty 1,2,3,43 Mission Leader 4 fpfliidtltlf Student Council 43 Yearbook Staf 2,3,43 Drafnatlcs 1,2,,,4j Clubs: English 3,43 French 43 Latin 1,2,J3 Math 43 Dransattcs 43 Glu 3,43 Varsity Cheerleading 1,2,J,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 A.A. 1,2,3,43 Prorn Connnittee J. Little White Lies . . . vacuums with Hoover . . . punctual . . . a great counsellor . . . those weekends at West Point . . . those Ventnor sum- mers at O.C .... ardent football fan . . . What am I going to do now? . . . snowbound . . . and guess who was there? . . . the fighting Irish . . . never a dull moment . . . partial to black Impalas . . . measles . . . usually found in Chatterbox . . . Brownies tonightii Lucille Mary McGrenra 1123 Stratford Avenue HOLY ANGELS ME 5-0992 Lucille I can't, I have to babysit Sodality 1,2,3,45 Dramatics I,2,3,45 Clubs: -English 3,45 French 2,J,45 Latin 1,2,J,45 Science 45 Social Studies 45 Glee 3,45 Intramurals 15 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. Always seen at Holy Cross . . . loves the summer . . . Who's B.B.? . . . picture shy . . . don't forget the sunglasses . . . loves swimming . . . that week at Avalon . . . Liberace's rival . . . studious . . . never early- always late . . . 5'2 . . . Hawaiian Cottage . . . red heads with freckles . . . likes to double date . . . Whom should I ask to the Prom? Barbara Mary Pedersen 2410 W. Toronto Street CORPUS CHRISTI BA 5-4074 Barb Oh! Imagine saying good-bye at 3:00 A.M. Sodality 1,2,3,45 Clubs: Business 3,45 English 3,45 Social Studies 45 Spanish 2,3,45 Latin 1,25 Dramatic: 45 Glee 3,45 Prom Committee 35 A.A. 1,2,1,4. The original tripper . . . likes the song Eddie My Love . . . partial to hams . . . will never forgot An Affair to Remember . . . those fabulous shindigs on Sunday nights . . . partial to boys in general . . . I hate this food . . . ambition: private secretary . . . what happened to those glasses . . . can't forget that night of ,the CYO Convention . . . always seen with Carol. Carol Agnes Rensman 6932 Ogontz Avenue ST. ATHANASIUS' LI 9-5911 Carol Why dirln't you tell me? Sodality 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Clubs: Business 45 English 3,45 Latin 1,25 Social Studies 45 Spanish 2,3,45 Glee 3,45 Science 25 Varsity 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. Usually seen at St. Joe's Dance on Sunday . . . that fabulous weekend at Atlantic City . . . meet you at 7:30 in the subway . . . why didn't you tell me . . . Heart and Soul . . . always seen with Faith, Lucille, Rosemary, Inc . . . great forward . . . favorite pastime: Eating pickles . . . I don't want to go home yet . . . see you at Esquire . . . partial to red heads . . .chocolate cake and pizza. Joan Theresa Riethmiller 333 Meetinghouse Road ST. JAMES' TU 7-3022 Jeanie Doe: anyone have any food Sodality 1,2,3, Prefect 43 Student Council 43 Dramatic: 43 Cluhs: English 3,43 Latin 1,2,3,43 Math 43 Science 43 Spanish 2,3,43 Glee 3,43 Intra- mural Cheerleading 3,43 A.A. 1,2,3,43 Prom Committee 3. We don't have washrags! . . . great prefect . . . 2-time SSCAer . . . good driver . . . Villanova rooter . . . my sisters . . . dry humor . . . likes contemporary cards . . . long talks at midnight in 363 . . . call me once in a while, joan . . . fun to be with . . . that green and white car . . . loves food . . . model Sodalist . . . never has to diet. in Anne Trinity Rivers 5235 North llch Screen HOLY CHILD GL 5-6796 Nancy You're kidding Sodality 1,2,3,43 Dramatic: 1,2,3,43 Clubs: Business 4g English 3,43 French 43 Social Studies 43 Dramatic: 43 Glee 3,43 Latin 1,23 Varsity 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 A.A. 1,2,3,43 Prom Committee 3. Blue convertible . . . those double dates . . . Ocean City . . . that early breakfast . . . those cold winters . . . dear Abbie . . . flash on the court . . . that crazy elbow . . . the triumvirate . . . La Salle Gradu- ation . . . Call Me . . . Sherry's other half . . . 4th of July . . . Miss ST-37 . . . that ride to Wildwood . . . say a prayer . . . your aunt will let you . . . my cousins . . . Are You Sincere . . . Swan's at 7th and Central . . . problems, problems, worries, worries. Joan Marie Romanow 623 East Allegheny Avenue ASCENSION RE 9-6796 Jeanie I hope, I hope Sodallty l,2Q Dramatic: 1,2,J,43 Cluhs: French 2,3,43 Social Studies 43 Science 2,43 Latin 1,2,3 3 Glee 3,43 English 3,43 Intramural 1,33 Cheer- leading 4g Prom Committee 33 A.A. 1,2,3,4. The Viking Supper . . . always late . . . tweet! two birds! . . . go Navy . . . C.C. President . . . Prep Rooter . . . natural blonde page- boy . . . owner of a tree house . . . fabulous summer parties . . . 30th of Never . . . Homemaker of the year . . . great swimmer . . . Gertie's understudy . . . Who's going to be the auctioneer? . . . the oranges through the barn . . . Whoa! horsie . . . those driving lessons . . . always found with Nat and Fran, ceil, Carol, and Helene. Joanne Marie Santarone 715 West Erie Avenue OUR LADY OF POMPEII BA 5-0586 Fuzzy You're not kidding Sodality l,2,3, Unit Leader 45 Student Council 45 Class President 45 Yearbook Staf 3, Literary Editor 45 Dramatics 1,2,3,45 junior Prom Chairman 35 Clubs: English 3,45 Spanish 2,3,45 Latin 1,2,35 Social Studies 45 Dramatics 45 Glee 3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Cheerleading I,2,3,45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Debating 1. Snowbound in Longport . . . weekend at Maybellies . . . Clare's other half . . . 12 year SMAer . . . happy hours at O.C .... La Salle College rooter . . . intelligent speaker . . . always on time . . . loves ham . . . peppy cheerleader . . . likes to mix . . . those triple dates . . . lf Dreams Came True . . . when I get my license . . . never gets angry . . . partial to a blue V.W .... future in public speaking . . . those phone calls. Suzann Dolores Sheridan 6545 N. Camac Street HOLY ANGELS LI 8-0860 Sherry You're kidding Sodality 1,2,J,45 Dramatics 2,3,45 Stage Crew 35 Clubs: Business 45 English 3,45 Social Studies 45 Glee 3,45 Intramurals 2,35 Prom Commit- tee J5 A.A. 1,2,3,4. LaSalle all the way . . . has the Magic Touch . . . fabulous dancer . . . All In The Game . . . Sherry pencils . . . Memorial Day weekend . . . summers in O.C .... famous dad . . . nubby . . . those long lashes . . . her famous version of You Are My Sunshine . . . looks great in black . . .-Bangs, Inc .... see you at Broad-Olney . . . Swan's at Seventh and Central . . . The Platters . . . Nancy's alter ego . . . Miss ST-37 . . . I got my license . . . Dreams are a dime a dozen . . . my sister . . always combing her hair. :-- -' 37533 ' .3 Carol Ann Sorensen 4616 Leiper Street ST. JOACHINPS JE 3-2556 Carol What makes you think so? Sodality 1,2,3,45 Dramatic: 1,45 English 3,45 Latin 1,2,35 Science 2,45 Social Studies 45 French 45 Glee 3,45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. Always early? . . . a great puppeteer and great pretender . . . a great snowbound weekend . . . those summers in Wildwood . . . ofhcial chaufeur . . . Side by Side . . . St. Mary's since first grade . . . phone pal of Claire and Myla . . . Tommy hid the car keys . . . whiz on water skis . . . beautiful reddish highlights . . . great party giver . . . needs a map for her house . . . her private phone . . . great swim- mer . . . always found in Home Ec . . . pink convertible . . . her crazy sunglasses!! . . . Carol-Carroll, a bad combinationii Barbara Catherine Summeril 5411 North 12th Street HOLY CHILD DA 9-6689 Barb You zlon't mean it Sodality 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Clubs: Business 45 English 3,45 Social Studies 45 Spanish 2,3,45 Dramatic 45 Latin 1,25 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Glee 3,45 Prom Committee 3. Imagine going home at 10:15 . . . Pll call you if I can go . . . naturally blond? . . . partial to red heads . . . meet you at 7:30 in the subway . . . jimmy who? . . . those summers at Wildwood . . . trips to Sam's . . . good job in Wildwood . . . likes the name of Carroll . . . great driver . . . photogenic . . . long ride home from the Prom . . . Saturday night babysitting . . . Pm eating now-call you later . . . seen with Maggie and Lucille . . . Home Ee till 5 . . . 12 year stay at Saint Mary's . . . airy pink convertible. Frances Natalie Szweda 1701 West Hunting Park Avenue ST. LADISLAUS BA 8-8044 Franny Golly Sodallty 1,2,J,45 Student Council 45 Dramatic: 1,2,J,45 Clubs: English 5,45 French 2,3,45 Latin 1,2,J,45 Science 2,45 Social Studies 45 Glee 3, President 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 A.A. 1,2,J,45 Prom Committee 3,4. Laurie . . . Esquire . . . Hot tea, please . . . partial to people with curly hair . . . calls from Texas . . . fabulous second and alto . . . that cast party . . . B.R. fan club . . . USNA weekends . . . go Navy . . . gambler at heart . . . Natalie's other half . . . snowbound weekend . . . why . . . who's my date? . . . I have to write a letter . . . weekends at Longport . . . post on the North Porch . . . While driving, I just don't know what to do . . . Annapolis bound . . . that little car of hers . . . Viking dinner. 5? oe,. Natalie Frances Szweda 1701 West Hunting Park Avenue ST. LADISLAUS BA 8-8044 Nat Golly, gee whizv Sodality 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 1,2,J,45 Clubs: English 3,45 Social Studies 45 Gln 1,45 A.A. 1,2,J, Vice-President 45 French 2,3,45 Latin 1,2,3,45 Science 45 Prom Committee J5 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Go Navy . . . bunny coat and her blue 8: gold school scarf . . . Esquire . . . hot tea, please . . . dream man . . . beautiful soprano . . . her little white mouse . . . little gold anchor . . . snowbound weekend . . . likes parties, dances and boys . . . talks about politics . . . always meets joan at the Eagle . . . Tuptim scratched me . . . USNA weekend . . . loves to go riding . . . long phone calls . . . Franny's other half . . . favorite songs-September Song, Dream, Around the World . . . Avalon goer. Jean Margaret Tanney 2152 W. Cheltenham Avenue ST. ATHANASIUS' LI 9-0715 Jean Do you mind? Sodality 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Clubs: English 3,45 French 2,3,45 Latin 1,2,35 Social Studies 45 Dramatic 45 Glee 3,45 A.A. l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. String Along . . . enjoys suburbs of 0.C .... scruples . . . babysitters, inc . . . Look Homeward Angel . . . turtle . . . weekend at Maybellies . . . tidy locker pal . . . pretty blue eyes . . . tall 8: terrific . . . freckles are a sign of beauty . . . speaks French fluently . . . PM + JT + PD : !! . . . college bound? . . . house guests . . . Shamokin . . . fashion maga- zines . . . Jean Jaquer . . . Hollywood bound. Susan Harriett Tapley 207 Colonial Street ST. HELENA'S LI 8-1868 Sue Don't you think Sodallty 1,2,3,45 Dramatic: 2,35 Clubs: English 3,45 French 45 Latin l,2,J5 Math 45 Science 45 Glee 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Varsity 25 Cheerleading 1,35 Prom Committee 3. Picnics . . . swimming on February 15 . . . teaches Max the facts . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . likes candy counters . . . charge it . . . sharp clothes . . . college weekends . 1 . Memorial Day weekend . . . tres exhuburant . . . tidy . . . kitchen parties . . . future society woman . . . terrific seamstress . . . the 3 C's: cool, calm 8: collected. 5: lv Claire Frances Trappler 4205 North 6th Street SAINT HENRY'S DA 4-2771 Claire Oh well. Sodality l,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Library Staf 2,3, President 45 Clubs: Business 45 English 3,45 Latin 1,25 Science 2,45 Social Studies 45 Spanish 2,3,45 Glee 3,45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Prom Committee 3. I'll ask my father for the car . . . school spirit . . . Side by Side . . . great snowbound weekend in Wildwood . . . phone pal of Carol S . . What are you doing this weekend . . . Oh, that ride to Wildwood . . . naturally curly hair . . . my brother, Don . . . took a course in sewing . . . away for weekends at C.S .... I don't have any clothes . . . Have to get a new dress . . . always found in the library. Helene Theresa Vicin 728 West Fishers Avenue INCARNATION DA 4-6850 'I'weedles What do you know Sodality 1,25 Dramatic: 1,2,3,45 Clubs: Business 45 English 3,45 French 2,3,45 Latin 1,25 Social Studies 45 Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Dramatic 45 Glee 3,45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. Acrobatics Inc . . . pay your check . . . twinkletoes . . . Viking supper . . . Pert 8: Perky . . . always hungry . . . hot tea, please . . . our tennis champ . . . smart dresser . . . everyone's friend . . . talked with Joan straight through Freshman year . . . summer in Wildwood . . . loves all sports . . . forever talking about her brother, Joe. Carole Marie Vizzard 2610 North Hutchinson Street ST. EDWARD THE CONFESSOR BA S-4478 Carole Im going to wash my hair tonight Sollality 1,25 Dramatics 45 Clubs: Business 45 English 3,45 Latin 1,25 Spanish 3,45 Social Studies 45 Science 25 Dramatic 45 Glee 3,45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. Topsy Part II . . . a regular at St. Joe's . . . our Acme checker . . . loves hoagies with onions . . . plays the field . . . those fabulous week- ends at Beach Haven . . . neat record collection . . . always on time . . . Mom, can I use the car? . . . ambition: to learn how to drive . . . destination: the moon in her Chevy . . . let's leave right away . . going by shuttle . . . our future secretary . . . crazy blue glasses . . . an add for Breck Shampoo . . . harmonizing . . . always at sorority. Audrey Mary Whalen 7257 Limekiln Pike ST. ATHANASIUS' WA 7-1201 Andy Oh, honestly Sodalily 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staf 45 Dramatic: 45 Clubs: Business 45 English 3,45 French 45 Math 45 Latin 1,25 Science 45 Glee 3,45 Varsity 2,35 Intramurals 2,1,45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. Long, long locks . . . school spirit . . . faithful . . . let's go ice skating . . . the weekend in Ocean City . . . I got a new dress . . . long, long eyelashes . . . Mommy and Daddy's little girl . . . that telephone . . . nice wardrobe . . . tiny waist . . . my sister, Pat . . . likes to mix. Carol Rita Zakrzewski 1704 West Hunting Park Avenue SAINT' LADISLAUS BA 9-7742 Punkin OB, you'rc kidding! Sozlulity 1,2,3,45 Dramatitx 1,2,3,45 English 3,45 French 45 Lntin 1,2,J5 Srienre 45 Social Studies 45 Glee Club 3,45 Intramurals 35 Varsity 15 AA. 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. Hee-hee . . . Real short skirts . . . Picasso's forever . . . Pixie-ish . . . Tea drinker from way back . . . tres chic fashions . . . my dog Candy Cane . . . Loves the Charleston . . . known for her bird calls . . . roaring twenty girl . . . high heels and black stockings . . . Oh! those eyes . . . cats but you'd never know it . . . Fish-heads on Friday . . . Brigantine-beach beauty. Class of ' THE CLASS OF 1959-Everyone is :n link in a solid chaing every smile will be a pleasant memory. X fi N Q . g 5 f Q, iii V Q 'T W- 2 ' Q - , ' . 1 J A il 6 I Awww Autographs VU' 52yL3i1'Lf A ygvwuybwuilbo WZ , Wn7Wj72?,zzwM 60415 ,dodf PJLZWYZZJ fgffwffm iff-fiqmw Gigi flex:-wuqvbfev JZ . ss-4c'51' 366641, f .7.5.ZKow K 42 .2',,.,..2. .jflfay 0- Q .-,I 4-V- .J3fi.1f4 cc1,zy ffL'707aMM'W7 A -.'f 'Q J ' ' LK 1' U U M 7lQ4fz! MJ' ' , A - ,G f'W wf - fn 1 JJJWW 476 21 1 'w 4 fJ'4 'L' l M E '-gal. cfi, 5fcG. f M ,ff wg gjgjwaff W, ggwifyi fr u KL- ff qkdqffd? 1 L , . Xzgika K w,,z . KJ' ff X iw 7 I V540 My , lffulm if V 561 84 x. I ,,.L b ,ntl K - J , w ki 'VV I , , Rt. Honorary Patrons Rev. Msgr. Charles B. McGinley Reverend Joseph J. Carroll Reverend Arthur Centrella Reverend John G. McFadden J Reverend Joseph A. Senske Reverend Thomas J. Welsh, J.C.D. Reverend Henry T. Chapman The Christian Brothers of La Salle Reverend Thomas J. Corrigan The Oblate Fathers of St. Francis Reverend John N. Kelly The Vincentian Fathers Reverend Charles McAleer The Sisters of saint .l0SePh Special Patrons Dr. Victor L. Baker and Family Mr. Gerard Lahr and Family Mr. William F. Barry and Family Mr. Joseph Manning and Family Mrs. John Behan and Family Mr. Arthur May and Family Mr. James Bradley and Family Mr. Perfecto Monillas and Family Mr. C. A. Branka and Family Mr. James McGrenra and Family Mr. James Cassidy and Family Mr. Albert Pedersen and Family Mr. Frank Clarihew and Family Mr. Harry Rensman and Family Mr. Edward R. Devlin and Family Dr. Peter Ramonow and Family Mr. George Dietrich and Family Mr. Joseph Santarone and Family Mr. Anthony Engler and Family Mr. Max Sorensen and Family Mr. Axel B. 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Baker Family The Kenny Family Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bennis Mr. and Mrs. G. Longshore Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Boland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Max Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bonoma Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McAndrew Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Borkowski Mr. and Mrs. Louis McFadden Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mehlmann Mr. and Mrs Edmond C. Metz Mr. and Mrs Leonard Milaknis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Malley Mr. and Mrs. Edward 0'Neill Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ortona Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pernick Mr. and Mrs. James Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pottichen Mrs. Mary Rollen Mr. and Mrs. G. Samet Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stein Dr. and Mrs. John Taglianetti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Winterburg Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Ventresca ss.oo Mary Lou and Kitty Brann Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Brann Mr. and Mrs. James J. Campbell Eileen Casper, Class of '61 Mr. and Mrs. J. Casper Catherine M. Cattie Eleanor Claudius Mr. and Mrs. Floyd B. Fee Mrs. M. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. 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Stefanowiez Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tramontana Rosa and Joseph Tramontana Mr. and Mrs. Frank Valentino Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Walters Mr. and Mrs. William J. Weber DEVONSHIRE GREEN MINT COMPANY FELIX SPATOLA 86 SONS PIERCE BUSINESS SCHOOL WILLIAM GRETZ COMPANY Our Sponsors HERB O'HARA'S SINCLAIR STATION SUPERIOR BAKERY MACK TRANSPORTATION COMPANY RAYMOND I. TORPEY, FLORIST Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edward G. L. Arnold Harry Bayer Baron Miss Barbara Borkowski Miss Alice M. Boyle Helen Brann The Beaudoin Family Mr. and Mrs. C. Belfi Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Betz Mrs. Elizabeth Bieler Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Blind Mrs. Andrew Bodre Bette and Nancy Boland Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Booth Mr. and Mrs. Miss Suzanne Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brown Buchert C. Buggey Eleanor R. Burns Mrs. Margaret Cahill Mr. and Mrs. James Callahan Mrs. Owen J. Campbell Philip Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. L. Catherino Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Ciccimaro Mrs. Maria Ciccimaro Mrs. Anna B. Clancy Mr. John S. 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Gaudio Mrs. P. H. Gunam Mrs. Haeberlin Mrs. Elizabeth R. Hand Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Hand, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Hartey Miss Virginia Hayes Mary C. Lambert Miss Teresa Lennon Maria Luca Mr. and Mrs. A. Liberto Mr. and Mrs. Lupinocci Linda and Donna MacEntee Mr. and Mrs. E. McBreen Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McDermott Johanna McDonald Mary McDonald Patricia McDonald Mr. Francis McGrogan Mrs. Francis McGrogan Mr. Joseph P. McKay Emma McKeever Mary McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. G. McNally Mary and Joseph Mallamaci Mrs. Marlin Mr. Charles B. Martin Mary and Peg Mary Ann and Bill Maryanne and Candy '61, '62 Mr. and Mrs. John Mayers Mrs. William Mauger Mr. Stanley Merkel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Merwin Mrs. Alfred Meyers Mr. Albert J. Minuti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Motto Mary Helen Murphy Mr. W. Reynolds Mrs. Louise Rieser Joan Riethmiller Mr. Robert J. Riethmiller Mrs. Robert Riethmiller Joan Romanow '59 Mrs. Harry F. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rosenberger Mrs. L. Ruppersberger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rush J. L. 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Voss Harold Watkins Mrs. Mary M. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weber Joseph Wesloskie S. Wilkinson Albert R. Wolf Connie Yetter Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Herbert Helen Heron Dr. Higginbo James S. Hoo tham ver Mr. and Mrs. John Hudik Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ichler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Owen Pat and Gene Pat and Joe Mr. and Mrs. A. Pappianni Mr. and Mrs. A. Pastor Paula Ann March Mrs. George Young Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Yowler Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Zeccardi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zeccardi Miss Adeline Zeccardi Barbara Ziernicki Business Sponsors FRIGIDAIRE Factory Authorized Service Philadelphia and Suburban Yearly Repair Agreements H. V. LOHMILLER, INC. 175 W. Duncannon BERNARD P. GEBHARDT Contrartor and Builder DA 9-9500 No. 1 Secluded Acres Rio Grande, New Jersey Wlldwood 2-3573 BUNDY TYPEWRITER CO. N.W. Corner 10th and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia 7, Penna. WA 2-0500 BENEFICIAL SAVINGS BANK 1200 Chestnut Street Extends Congratulations to the Class of '59 CADET TYPEWRITER SERVICE 1213 N. 28th Street ST 2-0599 SALES - RENTALS - REPAIRS Owner: R. E. Willman Open Evenings PUBLIC FEDERAL SAVINGS Your Savings Earn 3M5'41 7th and Chestnut Streets WA 5-2246 THOMAS COLACE COMPANY Rcpackers of DANDEE PAK Tomatoes N.E. Cor. Oregon Avenue and Swanson Street LUCA'S HAIR STYLING 2745 Limekiln Pike North Hills, Pa. TUrner 4-9391 MARK L. ROTHMAN, Apothecary Pure Drugs-Sick Room Needs York Road and Ruscomb Street DA 9-2211 Delivery VAL'S BEAUTY SALON Permanents That Satisfy 429 W. Tabor Road WA 4-6805 ABINGTON PHARMACY 1460 York Rohd TU 4-2767 HOWARD N. BECKER, Florist 4644 North 5th Street DA 9-3700 CA 4-0649 CICHETTI MOTORS 6952 Frankford Avenue DE 3-1400 DeSoto - Plymouth Sales, Service YORK ROAD T.V. Bt RADIO SERVICE 8030 Old York Road Elkins Park ME 5-2981 JOHN V. POTERO COMPANY, INC. Heat Treating Specialists U.S. Government Certified JE 3-8988 4225-35 Adams Avenue COLLEGE GIRL'S TAILORS 138 South 20th Street Philadelphia 3, Penna. GATTI PHARMACY Frankford and Allegheny Avenues The Prescription Store JEAN'S BEAUTY SALON 3030 Frankford Avenue GA 6-0316 ROBERT S. HALVEY, Photographer 5605 Loretto Avenue, Philadelphia 24 CU 9-7768 WILLIAM S. REILLY Guild Optician 725 West Avenue, Jenkintown BLAZERS OF DISTINCTIONH by WHEELAN 81 WHEELAN W. COLEMAN SL SONS Funeral Directors FRANKIE'S MARKET 359 Vankirk Street JOHN'S QUALITY MEAT MARKET 2251 South Front Street EMIL SCHURGOT Real Estate - Notary Public 4207 Germantown Avenue DA 9-0234 YOUNG'S STAMP CENTER Stamps - Albums - Accessories 4720 Oxford Avenue PI 3-1550 WILLIAM C. MARTIN, Jeweler 801 Walnut Street MCKNIGHT STEEL AND TUBE CO. 4435 North American Street C. PRZYBYLOWSKI Miller Realty Co., Realtor NORRIS IRON WORKS, INC. Bridgeport, Penna. Al's Food, 2442 Frankford Ave. Barwis Music Center, FI 2-2575 Beck's Bakery Brcitinger jewelers Bridcsburg Pharmacy, JE 3-5527 Carter's Drug Store Charles' Hair Styjing Chestnut Hill Stationery Edward Ciprissi fFurniturej Clement's Pharmacy, Glenside Coldflesh Bakery Danny's Hideaway Davis' Food Market Dawn Donuts J. C. De Chant 5 Bt 10 Diamond Meat Company Louie Di Giacomo, Funeral Home A. Di Giacomo Monuments Martha Dwyer Gift Shop Ezie's Barber Shop, Rhawn St. A. S. Farenwald, Flowers Fein's Jewelry Fisher's Restaurant Fox's Flowers l M. Gauker, Food Store Glassman's Food Market Goldstein's Memorial Chapel Heller's Pharmacy Hiser's Florist Shop Ideal Florists, CU 8-7931 Interior Draperies, Pl 2-4060 Jenkintown Hobby Center Jenkintown Nut Shop Joe's Shoe Repair, Lawndaie Johnny's, 153 Wolf Street Jos. 8: Laura Hair Stylists Jungs Flower Shop, FI 2-0127 Karleskind's Florist Ann Krajewski, Beautician Martin Krause, Tailor and Furrier Michaelangelo's Hairdressing Morris Levinson, Ph.G. Neubauer Food Center Nolan's Grocery Store Oxford Service Center Paul's Market Pingue's Candy Store Poinsetta Cleaners Rhaunhurst M-Hr. Laundromat Riley's Card and Gift Shop Agnes Ritchie, Florist Roosevelt Pharmacy Sam's Cleaners, 260 W. Ruscomb St Sehuck's Gas Station Sharpless Stationery Store Standard Linoleum and Blind Co. William Adam Distributing Wm. H. Steinberg, JE 5-3142 Tcd's Cleaners, 4901 N. sth St. Joseph Visco, Contractor Vogue Cleaners, 8002 Horrock St. Windrim Pharmacy 88 1 ,adm !c,MAa6,,JU ,J mcg. Cvpfjvb A WWLJJ gba ij? 3 WS kgs 5353 M A -QE ' . wwf M1 55 ,wf Q fx U, ZQRMQ' M wfww 1 A gwbguldo 6 Kfgwifpfy J -- H, 'LGE , , V ,E5 , GRFGU V ns az J K 5 ,gm ,:,, QGWZ ,TLVM . L. sw 4 li i i, fl iz 4 S E i Q E i 5 5 5 i S E i 5 1 E 5 5 E3 E 1 5 at ? E Q1 fs K. fi 15 is Si 2 3 E 2 SA EZ 2 5 2 ? 2 as 2 2 3 2 2 23 ii i 5 5 a S E if 13