St Marys High School - Marian Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1949 volume:

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This year his Golden Jubilee ' As a priest would have been celebrated. So this annual of the forty-niners To him is dedicated. VVhen eagerly through these doors we came Thirteen long years ago, We began an adventure, th We never again shall know. ' l ' .lliulnl And ,on this adventure we struck it rich- Gold was the fruit of our endeavor! And the gold that we'll carry down these steps Is the kind that's ours forever. e like of Which, PACZMLTY Father Edward York, B.A., M.A. Sister M. Linus B A MA Religion, History, Biology, Psychology Principal Religion Latin English S-ister M. Athanasius, B.M. Sister M. Eva B A Music English Religion Sister M. Clarissa, B.A. Sister M. Vincentia B A M A Science, Mathematics, Art Religion History Speech 'Sister M. Berchmans, B.A. Sister M. Agnesina Commerce. Religion Home Economlcs Mr. Adolph Spigarelli, B. S. Mathematics, Industrial Arts, Physical Education PRESIDENT TREASURER DON MANNING He That Trusts Himself Shall Not Be Betrayed. Dramatics 1-2-3-4, 34 Club 3-4, Camera Club 3, Latin Club 1-2-4, Chembiogen Club 1, Altar Boy, 1- 2-3-4, Class Officer 3-4, Marianette Staff 4, Marian Staff 4, Football 3-4, Basketball Co-Captain 4, Bask- etball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, Choir 1-2-3-4, Advisory Board KSSU 4. s ENEOEES CECILIA BALDELLI Sweet and Neat-in all-a Girl Complete. Latin Club Officer 3, Class Officer 4, 34 Club 3-4, Choir 1-2-3, Dramatics 1-2-3, Glee Club 1-2, Marian Staff 4, Marianette Staff 4, Latin Club 1-2-3, Good Council Club 4, Study Club 4. CLASS COLOR: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS PATRON: Our Lady of Fatima CLASS MOTTO: With the ropes of the past we shall ring the bells of the future. ROSEMARY ,SIMONCIC Small But Mighty-A Fast Girl -On the Typewriter Latin Club 1-2-3, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Latin Club Officer 3, Class Officer 4, 34 Club Officer 4, 34 Club 3-4, Glee Club 2-3, Marianette Staff 4,Choir 1-2-3-4, Study 4, Penny Queen 3. VICE PRESIDENT FRANCIS LYONS He Does Not Imitate-He Initiates . Latin Club 1-2, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Track 2, Basketball 3-4, Chembiogen Club 1-2, Altar Boy 1-2-3-4, Class Officer 2-4, Camera Club 3-4, Radio Club 3-4, Marian Staff 4, Choir 2-4, Glee Club 4, Teen Town Board 4, Study Club SECRETARY ft XE? Q ,, r Q V in v.,i J. B. TOWNER Business Before Pleasure--Courb eous and Dependable Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, Camera Club 3-4, Chembiobein 1, Class Officer 2, Dra- matics 1-2-3-4, Marian Staff 4, Teen Town Board 4, Study Club 4, Marianette Staff 4, Glee Club 3, Altar Boy 1-2-3-4, Choir 1-3, Foot- ball Co-Captain 4. KATHLEEN -STAHL Beauty and Folly are Old Companions Glee Club 2-3-4, Band 1-2-4, Dra- matics 1-2-3-4, Choir 1-2-3-4, Mar- ian Staff 4, Marianette Staff 4, Thespian Club 2, G.A.A. Club 2, Good Council Club 4. MARIANNE SMARDO What She Seems to Be She Really Is- Marianette Staff 4, Glee Club 1, Camera Club 3-4, 34 Club 3-4, Latin Club 2, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Co-ed of Marian 4, Class Officer 2, Choir 1-2-3-4, Senior Scouts 1, Study Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Football Queen Attendant 4, Li- brary Science Club 4. 2 ,, :fail vg,,,,,,f JAMES ZIGMUND High of Heart and Fancy Free Chembiogen Club 2, Football 4, Latin Club 1-2-3, Altar Boy 1-2-3, Choir 1-3-4, Dramatics 3, Band 2, Track 3. Xi A i if if 21 'f ,ig 1- wr:fg14z'1gs?2:is-73525 .- -' W ' eievfr---' 175m ' ' -eg 4 -1. .14-M:-,-f 1 1, -. m . .,. ,.. 5 1: A. , M. . , . 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GEORGE OBERLEY He That is Industrious Need Not Wish Nor Want. 34 Club 3-4 Chembiogen Club 1-2, Chembiogen Officer 2, Study Club SHIRLEY RYAN She That Speaks Much, is Much Mistaken. Cheerleader 3-4, Latin Club 1-2, Dramaiics 2-3-4, Study Club 4, Mar- ianette Staff 4, Choir 1-2-3-4, Band 1, 34 Club 3-4. 4, Radio Club 3-4, Trainer 1-2-3-4, 4, Camera Club 3-4, Latin Club 1-2, Altar Boy 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 1-2- 3-4, Class Officer 3, Sodality 0f- ficer 4, Marian Co-Ed, Quill and Scroll 4 Safety Council 3. Q. 5 C, ,el DOLLIE DEAN MURTY Doll -the doll of the Senior Class Glee Club 1, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Sodality Officer 4, Cheerleader 2-3- 4, Marianette Staff 4, Choir 1-2-3- 4, Football Queen 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Latin Club 1-2, Study Club PAT PATTERSON Mixes Pleasure with Reason- Knowledge With Mirth Glee Club, 1 Band'1, Class Officer 1, Senior Scout 1, Latin Club Of- ficer 4, Latin Club 1-2-4, Camera Club 3, 4434 Club 3-4, Choir 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader 4, Study Club 4, Marianete Staff 4, Marian Staff 4, Quill and Scrolll 4, Library Forum Committee, 4 Junior Athletic Association 2, Teen Town Board 4 MARY FRANCES MEYER Well Done is Better Than Well Said 'T' JOE LACINA The Brainiest of Men Make Opportunities Camera Club 3, Chembiogen Club 1, Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Band 1-2, Altar Boy 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Choir 1-4, Track 2-3-4, Glee Club 4. DOLORES MINGORI If Thou Wouldst Live Long, Live VVell, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 1-2- 3-4, Marianette Staff 4, Camera Club 4, Choir 2-3-4, 34 Club 4, Study Club 4, Teen Town Board 4, Senior Play 4. Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Latin Club 1-2, Band 1, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Camera Club 3, 34 Club 3-4, Marianette Staff 4, Study Club 4, Penny Queen JIM MCCAFFREY All Great Men Die Young-I am feeling badly. Baseball 1-2, Basketball 2-3, Foot- ball 4, Glee Club 4, Atar Boy 1, Dramatics 4. BILL MoQUArDE A Old Man Will Be a Young Old Man. Chembiogen Club 1, Track 2-3-4 Choir 1-4, Marianette Staff 4, Dra- maties 2-3-4, Camera Club 4, Train- er 4, Football 4. BARBARA MOCK Well Done Is Twivice Done. Marianette Staff 4, Library Science Club 4, Marian Staff 4, Glee Club 1, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Choir 1-2-3, Latin Club 2. TOM GERANT Advancement is Applied Initiative. Chembiogen Club 1-2, Marianette 'Staff 4, Dratmatics 1-2, Study Club 4, Athletic Board 3, Advisory Board of KSSU 4. BEN GERVV ERT Speak and Speed-The Close Mouth Catches No Flies Chernbiogen Club 1,Glee Club 4, Camera Club 8, Latin Club 2, Study Club 4, Altar Boy 1, Basketball 1- 2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Minstrel 1-2-3-4, Class Officer 1, Sodality Officer 4, Choir 1-4, Bask- etball Co-Captain 4. MARY FRANCES ESCH Her Laughter Is Contagious- Good Mirth 0verflows. Camera Club 3, Latin Club 1-2-3, Latin Club Officer 3, Glee Club 1-3, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Good Council Club 4, Senior Scout 1-2, Choir 1-2- 3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Class Of- ficer 3, 34 Club 3-4, Study Club 4, Marian Staff 4, Marianette Staff 1-4, Senior Class Play 4. JOAN MASSMAN Weighty Questions Ask for Deliberate Answers. Latin Club 1-2, Co-ed of Marian- ette 4, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Class Of- ficer 3, Class Reporter 3, Football Queen 3, Good Council Club 4, Quill and Scroll 8-4, Choir 1-2-3-4. TOM GEORGE Drive Thy Business-Let Not That Drive Thee Track 3-4, Class Officer 1, Camera Club 3, Teen Board 4, Marian Staff 4 Football 1-2-3-4, Choir 1-2-3, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Chembiogen Club 1, Glee Club 3, Co-Captain Football, 4. V ib- fi. i th ALBERT GIACOMETTI The Wise Understand Half A Word'l Chembiogen Club 1-2, Camera Club 3, Track 2, Basketball 3-4, Football 2-3-4, Teen Board 4, Altar Boy 1- 2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Marianette Staff 4, Mar- ian Staff 4, Band 1, Choir 1-3-4. ,ph-. 9? HOPE ABALOZ Still Water Runs Deep Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 1-2-3- 4, Choir 1-2-3-4, 34 Club 3-4. BILL BUCHE The Excellency of Men-Virtue Study Club 4, Radio Club 3-4, Glee Club 3-4, Chembiogen Club 1-2, Camera Club 3-4, Latin Club 2. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football. 3-4, Track 3, Band 1-2, Dramatics 1-2- 3-4, Altar Boy 1-2-3-4, Chembiog- en Officer 1, Marian Staff 4, Mar- ianette Staff 4, Teen Town Board 4 Class Officer 1, Choir 2-3-4, Sodal- ity Officer 4, Camera Club Officer 3-4, Sr. Class Play 3, 34 Club 3. JEANNE BRIDWELL For Nature Made Her What She is, and Never Made Another. Glee Club 1-2, Study Club 4, Mar- ianette Staff 4, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Marian Staff 4, Choir 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader 1 . 35,5 GILBERT TREVINO By Diligence He Wins His Way Football 2-3, Baseball 2-3, Letter- man Club 2-3, Student Council 3, Director of Intramurals 3. EUGENE AZAMBFXI. No man was Glorious, who was not laborious. Chembiogen Club 1, Football, 2-3-4, Track 1, Dramatics, 1-2, Altar Boy 1-2-3-4, Marian Staff 4. FIDELIS DOHERTY Nothing So Popular as Goodness Latin. Club 1-2, 34 Club 3-4, Dramatics 1-2-4, Choir 1-2-3, Mar- ianette Staff 4, Marian Staff 4. FRESHMAN Just like prospectors seeking for gold in the gold rush of 1849, the class of 1949 set outon its trip through school school life eagerly and con- fidently. CAs confident as any freshman class ever wasll To lead us through the difficult first year of our quest for gold we chose as chief guide, Tom George. Assistant guide was Bill Buche. Pat Pat- terson was in charge of the diary of our journey, and Bennie Gerwert took care of the gold nuggets. We got ten new members to our troupe of gold seekers. This was the first year of football in St. Marys and representing the Freshmen were Tom George and J. B. Towner. Jeanne Bridwell was our cheerleader. Mary Frances Esch kept the rest of the world in touch with our progress as our cap- able class reporter. Towner, Gerwert, Buche, and Manning were on the basketball squad. This be- ing the first year for track, Manning, Lacina, Lyons, Towner, Murphy, and McQuade did the run- ning -for the Freshmen. Our first retreat, given by Father Canute, was a great success. Mary Ann Bnown and Bill Buche were our candidates for an- nual l-ging and queen. The majority of the Fresh- men took part in the minstrel, which was, as usual, a big success. A before-school-closed party had all the freshmen dressed as little children. One last fling at childhood before we traipsed down the hall under the new title of .... U H Jn, 1 4 l ...o 2' ., -sg i . SOPI-IOMORES The second year of the gold rush saw the class of '49 a little closer to their goal. Mary Ann Brown took over the job of leading us to gold. Helping her was J. B. Towner. Taking care .of the trip's diary was Marianne Smardo. Cheating the money bags this year was Francis Lyons. Out for football were Towner, Lyons, Lacina, Manning, Gerwert, George and Azamber. Representing us on the basketball team were Manning, Towner, Ger- wert, and Buche. Dollie Dean Murty began her career as cheerleader, a positi-on she has filled so well for three years. Shirley Ryan was an attend- ant to the football queen. Joan Massmann did a fine .l0b of reporting for us. This year Pittsburg played host to the KSSU Leadership School which was at K.S.T.C. We sponsored the Christmas dance. Our'annual candidates were J. B. Towner and Joan Massmann. Pat Patterson was treasurer of the J.A.A. We enjoyed our second retreat given by Father Allen. And almost all of the Sophomores blacked up to take part in the minstrel. After quite a successful year we journeyed upstairs where we became .... .c. 6' 9 J UNIORS we finally found the vein of gold and began to dig for it. Elected to be our foreman was Mary Frances Esch. Subforeman, George Oberley. The job .of writing up our successes and failures was handed to Joan Massmann. Don Manning took charge of the gold Our football boys were Towner, Lacina, Lyons, Giacometti, Manning, Ger- wert, George, Buche, and Azamber. Joan Mass- mann was chosen by the football boys as football queen. Shirley Ryan was chosen to help Dollie Dean in leading the cheers. Tlowner, Lyons, Lacina, Buche, Manning, and Gerwert played basketball this year. Georgie Oberley was the trainer all four of his high school years. Joan Massmann and Tom Gerant were members of the J .A.A. We sponsored the Hallowe'en dance. Rosemary .Simoncic was the first high school penny queen. Joan Massmann and Sylvia Ann Silvia were our reporters. Dorie Min- gori and Don Manning were our annual candidates. Our third minstrel was a big success, with four of the endmen and many solo numbers being sup- plied by the Juniors. 'Father Herbst gave the re- treat this year. The Juniors tofok the Seniors way down south for a prom and banquet given in a Southern Plantation manner. Everyone had a wonderful time. Now we are nearing our goal! We walked a few steps across the hall and were now known as . , , , SEN IORS Ah! At last we are nearing the end of our quest! Cecilia Baildelli held the whip and kept us working. Francis Lyons helped her hold it. Rose- mary Simoncic kept track of our progress, and Don Manning once more held the purse strings. Towner and George were co-captains of the football team. and working under them were Manning, Gerwert, McCaffrey. Buche, Lacina, Lyons, Gaicometti, Mc- Quade, and Zigmund. St. Mary's, for the first time in her history, won the Mineral Belt League foot- ball championship. But the joy of championsnip was marred by the death of our beloved Monsignor McCullough, who died the day before our champ- ionship game. Dollie Dean and Shirley, with the ad- dition of Pat Patterson, once more cheered the team on to victory. Dollie was elected our foot- ball queen, and Marianne Smardo was one of her attendants. George Oberley was elected president of the Sodality, Pat Patterson, vice-president, Dollie Murty, secretary, and Bennie Gerwert, treasurer. Sylvia Ann Silvia and Joan Massmann were elected as co-editors of the paper. Marianne Smardo and George Oberley edited the Marian, We celebrated Sister Linus' feast day with a picnic in Joplin. Father Howard gave our last retreat. Mary Frances Meyer was the second high school penny queen. The Seniors sponsored the Masquer- ade Ball for the grand opening of Teen-Town. We also sponsored the Christmas dance. Co-captains of the basketball team were Gerwert and Man- ning. On the team were Towner, Lacina, Gia- cometti, Buche, and Lyons. Al Gi-acometti and Jeannie Bridwell were our annual candidates this year. Many of the seniors took part in the minstrel which was, as always, a big success. Toward the end of school there were many picnics and parties for the Seniors, and the wonderful banquet given us by the Juniors. Then came class night and grad- uation day. The 49'ers have found goldll What we were seeking during the past four years is here in our hands, but we are reluctant to take it, for it means the beginning of something new. But we know that with the ropes of the past, we shall ring the bells of the future. G6M..EVSM HEDFQBZKSWWS In the gold-mining town, Golden Future, the popwlation Is really a very novel kind of creation. The first here to,make their settlementation Were MARIANNE and SAM, partners in the S. Kr S. Digging Corporation. Soon came the famous saloon, The Golden Crown, With the apt slogan, '1Set 'em up-Knock 'em down. When the managers, LACINA and McCAFFREY, blew into town, The sheriff, JIMMY ZIGMUND, received them with a frown. i At the G1o1den Crown every night can be seen, -'S- FRANCES ESCH, the glamorous bar-room queen. And bartender, AL GIACOMETTI, keeps the bar nice and clean, While waiting on the chief bouncer and clean-up man, AZA-MBER GENE. The barber, SHAN RYAN, someone's hair is ever about to cut. Next door is 'GERWE-RT'S Mortuary-just in case shve ever gets in a rut. TOM GEORGE'S Cake Shop makes cakes both'fruit and nut. Oft times he takes a cake to hermit TOWNER who lives in a hut. The Western Metropolitan Horse Opera House is by DON MANNING run. The chief horse-singing by JOAN MASSMANN is done. The MINGORI Limberger Chees-el Co. manufactures cheese by the ton. While MURTY sells Mingori's customers insurance that's second to none. MEYER'S iF'arm for the town provides all the dairy merchandise, And her horse and buggy delivery girl, STAHL, boasts of no accident more than twice. MEYER also supplies GERANT'S General Store with products nice, E While his blookkeeper, MARY JOAN, keeps the books free from vice. When BALDELLPS Hospital runs out of correspondence supplies, 5 X I I From SIMONCIC'S Typewriter and Office Supply she always buys. fVNf!fV5fSfVVYs Near the hospital, school teacher .SYLVIA, tries to make her pupils wise. But in the librarian. MOCK, there real knowledge lies. WALTER MURPHY professional hunting dogs attempts to raise. He should be giving accordian lessons, like LYONS-that really pays. Then there's the ABALOZ-DOHERTY sing and dance act that creates a daze. Next to LEFI'Y'S Pool Hall, we go for money-making ways. The B.O. Camera Co. run by BUCHE and OBERLEY with camera and case, Has PATTY PATTERSON as their model-she has such a photographic face. Next door is the Golden Gossip Newspaper with McQUADE at the base. BRIDWELL runs the presses and has to keep up quite a pace. This constitutes the entire town of tomorrow. It brings all happiness and knows no sorrow. And as the 4Q'ers did in 1849 We 49fers, too, will find our gold in time. 6,-............. 2 11 KW mMfV5ff?'A7 N- W 'ETH E N'-' -'A N HE if M9 4 'CZ 4 c. 1 E 1 5 -X 4 1 -s 15 x, M 5 W J 5 L S E Ta' X + 1 Q 1 ,X, M., ,.,. .J K. rl -. .K v- P' -., .ww 71... 4, ' Q . . . ,..it.m?QLQ1w:iMZ5,e Mary Eftwxsmes Klum- Lf 'k'.7f5zSiw'? V 'SYN A. . A? LQ1gb:,w,-4 75351 .X jm' EHQEWW Jlxiifllf wgwsszxa it is . .V A N-sfiflfvf vf' . .Mg -.3 Q. U '. .,:2iifi?5ijx'-1 , ffhlf . I 2 QT 5? A in v J . Q? 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Walter Murphy Murph Dollie Dean Murty Murt George Oberley Obe Patricia Patterson Pat Shirley Ryan Shan 'Sylvia Ann Silvia Sliv Rosemary Simoncic Rosie Mariianne Smardo Mitzi Sammy Smith Jasper Kathleen Stahl Kasey J. B. Tovmer Jay Gilbert Trevino Lefty Mary Joan VanBecelaere Mary James Zigmund Jimmy SAYINGS Oh, darn it Cut it out, Silvia. Arthur, etc., etc., etc. Not particularly Well I don't think so Ohhhhhhhh Well, dumbhead I wouldn't say 'that oh, Fruit Listen, Murt, I can explain- Ah! No more reciting in American History Class Oh, Come on! Got an extra pencil? I'm taking a survey- Bully for you I don't know Censored Did you see? the other night? Honestly? Hey, be quiet, you kids You should a seen the bird Vtlfmt got away Bennnnnnnnnnnnie Just a minute Cwhat could we do without him?j I've got to do on a diet Robert, keep your stuff out of my locker Joanne will you please move your feet? I just love to dance with Jimmie Don't rush me Quit it some more That darn Chevie Quit beatin' on me, Tom No kiddin'? I think he's cute too! CWho, but Geney Hey you guys! GOLD STRIKE To get rid of her fiery temper To get a girl To have six little boys To go into the printing business To nationalize the B. 81, O. Photo Company To be a registered nurse To be President of the U.S. To catch something during quail season To get out of the habit of saying Oh! Fruit! As if we didn't know To get Father York in an American History Class To be a coach To own a string of gas stations To get that certain survey completed To inspect the inside of the Great Pyramid To run a pool room of his own To learn to be good To be a registered nurse To sing at the Met. To make the kids in the library to be quiet To get the bird that got away To win a Buick convertible To get that B. Sz O. Photo Co. nationalized To lose ten pounds To lose the ten pounds Patty shouldn't. To charm snakes in the streets of Arabia To be the world's champion typist To be Michelangelds worst competitor To be a millionaire To learn to talk and drive at the same time To play pro-football To be a photographer for Powers Model Agency To raise fleas To join the navy and See the world MARKS OF IDENTIFICATION A shape Venus DeMilo would envy A friend in need is a. friend indeed That cute little nose Beautiful txesses Every Sophomore girl's dream Giggling Life of every party Broad grin Good humor Lean, Lanky, Likeable Black curly hair Beautiful blue eyes Greenish-brownish- yellow eyes Those shoulders Peaches and cream complexion Freckles Oh! Those Bob Mitchum eyes Penny Queen Prima. Dona Voice Ability to keep a secret Irish Cut-up character Dependable Ability to get along with everyone Very rare strawberry blonde Wittiness The most lovable smile Dark secretive eyes Bank account Beautiful eyelashes Hmmm! That build! Sincerity Pretty as a picture Brooklyn brogue 1 V I l pie . - . .. I-'I if , . ,Q- fi n f LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT , .L 'agp 'ff .F ' y Q Qsf '134'i , ..,L , 'f ' ' We, the Senior Class of 1949, being of sound 4' it J, x s I mind and endowed' with a benevolent love for our underclassmen, upon departing from our beloved I I St. Mary's High Schoo, do hereby declare this to Q be our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking ,Y 2 all other Wills heretofore made. I , SECTION I 5 To Rev. Neil Diver, Administrator: Rev. Ed- I ward York, Assistantg Sister M. Linus, Principal, 5 and to all the faculty members we do hereby ex- v press and bestow our most sincere love, gratitude, 9 appreciation and thanks for their untiring efforts 5 and their unselfishness toward us during the four years spent in our High School. I SECTION II I To the Class of '50, we bequeath the pleasure l and honor of editing and publishing our school paper the Marianette and the compiling and oompleting the Tenth Edition of the Marian. SECTION III Tp the School we leave several beautiful and hard-earned trophies for which members of the aforesaid Class played brilliant and outstanding football and basketball. PROVIDED, however, that the oncoming classes will tenderly and properly polish and preserve the said trophies so the same will dominate and adorn our trophy case and to honor those who gave their all to win. V Q 4 V 'l , , S 231 J l S 5 X K . sb If KE SECTION IV To .our Athletic Department, we express with deep and sincere regret the taking with us some of the outstanding players ever to have played on St. Mary's Football field and Basketball court. How- ever, We give and bequeath our very good wishes for the next year's teams and express our heartfelt desire that their deeds and sportsmanship will sur- pass all those who have preceded them. SECTION V To the entire student body we will and be- queath the privilege of attending a Catholic in- stitution which, as our dear departed Rt. Rev. Monsignor P. McCullough said in his' life time, is second to none, with a trust and hope that they will use it and appreciate it to the fullest extent. Lastly, we do hereby nominate and appoint the Class of 1950 to be the Executors of this, our Last Will and Testament, and to serve as such with the greatest of trust and confidence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We, the Senior Class of 1949, here hereunto set our hands and seals this 27th day of May, 1949. SENIORS OF 1949. Witnessed this 27th day of May in the year of Our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Nine by our Class Officers. . . .... President. .. 0 . 0 Secretary. Approved s Correct: ...... .... .,...... .... C o-Editors. . .. ..., Lawyer .47 ,nur 1 uf. JMNHKERS Kaz mierski J ., :W f 255423-2 l R 7, A 'gag-fgff, ggi fi 354 ,ijif:1?ffI5f 7, 5 X -'ffiri 4233? ' ix VICE PRESIDENT ,'g,5f,m,y V ,W Kitty Gallagh er g, favs ' 'Q' Pat Schweitzer Robert Wilbert Helena Wettstein James Ryan Connie Wallace 36- ,-... 'Q' 'wif' Kee Rose Mane Nell Betty Lero Benage 'ingu- Qhaffw M Agnes O'Donne1l Kathryn Bettega Michael McKee Regina Hutsey J , K 11 . V ,w V 4, y, - in ne,, ,, . 17 I V' L' ' ' '32 f ' - - i ,ff 1 f ,igfgjfeff J? Y. , f 'fri , 1 T5 5 l 'Q 5 ' W K K I 1 . :QQ K Q - H V I n , , H f e - . -7.!2Yin-new W I A fy Q ' f . M- 1' e iff f - ., f af f A 7' 'ilvfi' 1 K Francis Grant Barbara Miller Charles Patterson S0 B5 H 5.2 NDR E S Patron, St. Eva John Deruy Color, Green and Gold Flower, Pink Carnation Motto: Cheerfulness- Will open a PRESIDENT door when other keys fail. R E e,oe r Sponsor, Sister Eva . seis i iiiir Jerry Cronister tilts. VICE PRESIDENT Jackie Wilson 0' QF M X SECRETARY 46. f f -SP .'Q I h?! ' , iggaky k V.. no WWZQQ ' fl 1 tw Mary Margaret Tierney go 1' TREASURER fa-s 'Q' if -q'-nv P -- as' .-ff Carolyn Frakes Kathleen McKee Teddy Lacina Lois Oberley DOI1I1a Zuech 3, 71,7 ,W Q.-M was Mary Colleen Ahrens Agnes H01'g'an Bob Krumsick Patsy RSMYISSY Rita Zigmlllld .ff 'Ht' 'j 'knew 'ww L, xy, Xl frsgfzl , 2 fam 3 . Bob Rinehart Jeanne Krumsick Don Garrison Rita, Menghini Frank Crespmo I wr Freda Martinous Joan Starr Marcia Maloan FRESHME Mary Catherine Jones Patron, St. Vincent Color, Blue and Gold Flower, Rose Motto: We can't go wrong, President Cl0iH2' Tight-N Vice-Presid ent THIS AND THAT Tommy is our Latin ace, J. E. is our problem case. Jones is our basketeer, Mary C. is our witty leader, Sharie is our candy eater. Beverly is our chatterbox Rosemary our sleepy curlylocks Billie is our comedy king, Brown is our maestro of swing. Jimmy Russian is very swift, Lorreta would be a pleasant gift. Phyless is our class reporter, Duesing's the one who takes our quarters. Colleen is our baton leader, Gesena is our class book reader. Hriber is our fleet-footed miler, Lyons is ,our jolly scholar. Havens is our friend indeed, Leo's our choice to succeed. Bridwell is our classroom joy, Buche is a pesty boy. Johnny- is an all around sport, Sammie 'is a very true sort. Stahl is our class atraction, McLuckie is a great distraction. Burdick is our own cheerleader, Morando-bless h-er, you can't beat 'er. Rosemary Grant Sponsor, Sister M. Vincentia John Kazmierski 'QF' SCC1'Ct2ll'y Gharles ,Duesing gym z. x.. s - -1 .1'Q,, - ' ' ' , -M-. ' N' ' ,,.. . . . .-. isslriz 4'v'.4q',, K xr if 'Mila M? as i ,za f- . 'wil'- ' fnfc'Ms'.. ' lf' 1 - ey ,sn fa- -s-,, 1. 'fe i r 5. ,gwx : ,jf fifJ K5'9 :EEK H Treasurer 'HU 'DS 'IQ ne... 3 5' B l , B ri 1-'Zz uf.. wge- fif' if A '- 'J - , an o r - ' Q ,,. 5 S ef' yr J we lg. -,E an an i a gf , a . ' N we sf 4. . .ff J 4 1 2 - :L Q, A ' , ..' ,gpg-.--1-.,:'-Av. 1 'M if I ..----g,'z.-':.........? H ,fy wife Junior Burdick Beverly Morando James Hribar Loretta Boelens Thomas McCall 5 A A52 1352 , f. A ,Q-1 X , .ws if P 3 'Sf X B, if A r 3 Q 'W' :-' ai ,s g J , k Bev Leo Pea A-,, ,M -sw an-nv ,pu-., erly Corrington Sammie Gior ii H 53:3 x Q '51 ms. ' ' :TQ-' 1: H- 3 Q A - ,ang 1 'S A YZ? w Y 9 is 5 5 I ' 418110 Sharie Smith James Russian -1 'ex fe ,'-- 555 5 mega? Qjgesfigw i e , ' ' 'O N' fi , My ' : f s :gy . ,Q :5 1:55 Sfahl Robert Brown Edward McLuckie . Hn il Q K' 2, A James Jones Gesena Korphage . 1 , if il B Bo A , , 7' 'Nr' ' A I khfr James Buche s xmas- .....i..... Phyllis DeCastro Vincent Mertz -.rs its Colleen Deruy William Tierney , .. , R Q' aqgiiiiwzf' fiffm mega: f W -lw,m' X A J . William Bridwell J E. F1-lend Theodore Condos Michael Lyons Robert Havens Lady's Sofiaiity this year were: left to right, first roxy: tt rson Vice Preiectg Sister Vincentia, efect' Torn Gerant, Officers of Our ' . Ben Gerwert, Treasurerg Pat Pa e , f - Doiiy Murty, Secretaryg George Oberiey, Pr , ' ' Pnyiis DeCasto, Freshman Prefectg Don Man- ' iectg John Deruy, Sopho- Moderator, Advisory Board. Standing. ning, Board Mernberg Mike McKee, Junior Pre ' -'iia Baideiii, Senior Prefect Pretect, Ceu '- more t i f s . r lbzi 3 1 A Q ,5 I it 6 ' L, e, , A Vx Wu' Fath er Howard P retreat master this War gaVe ani . - A nsplring retreat Cm that th soon foragggjdients Will not The Lit alld ehgtu H1131 1StFfbu?eC0m V fffbuirous pfflon of Elms h F1-ak ed. Le mphjet GSU ad ch es, Tomglifo righfln pfgily vig? of the 9 MCC 5 B af an MF- Th pam all sen Cer d'C0m rough Weir wp ister Vglert, ChIZFniSm1E5 effgllft , 095005 Centia lrma eye d, S Ymmee 00 er0XR,i'EptO3e? fi , Spousal, Capolifli , Kg Q . '21 . QOCXHX C0 3-95 0069? -,GQHYXFLVYYB nxef. The t Y Be-QQXXYYX mei, ,acmili anon Q3 Ogoixaigster-YOVQEQ tn Wfgffne, enwfow' twe QYOQEYEZQZWQQ are Bn Xnngogoiorw Mxogo t a The main DF0iGCf T119 lsslbn o S217 dk-Qt Pattellsffiifh 1i52i?e.z3:Ii32ht?0red .yS1ste1.Em and teefg Zrg of clothes ro me GHZ? Infun p,-OJ-ect this yeheade OXSS, Wei 11' 317 1790.016 T ar bers ,of tb g fn? about twenz ' hey I Bob Rmehjrgolggglttee are, Jef -Vluou K 2911 Genus s S t t . nds ea Sent Se V ard MCL - O I' ' 1. ner OU' Bob V611- lsht, on Ch' The , l1C1r1e T J' Ann K-mlm! Mock S H ed L ' aries mem ' C-It Shlme R anna' Jlln Jone , Organ, -V -VH12, John - . eated is Pat pattejllgirr Frances life-ye, and Igiiggler. 8 of Our Ladv's Committee this Year W est in Our Laffy of Fatima' Sixt 7- Officers ag to create inter- four members sigmfd the Fatima Pledge' J - . and members of the committee, left U? Nght' Maw J ecelare, Sister Linus, SDOUSOI3 Tom Ge egdore Condo v oan Van- Orge, chairman, Ch S, Mary Colleen Ah arles Patterson, rens. he ghare 6 ,Q a -tie Cie V5 mt as ax QT yn W gi 0 ,- freqtxgxf QTVR E-Wxa yeafugh gnc? Aix . c ga a Wsrffje same tyeetefe-Aon tw. R X01 'S Lei? can Bob C0m't90e VW V t- WL30' y hYx2+,e2Qet Nqeffvexize Yub as 'O Yom SX' ers 569 . me 9 by 'O t' The wht t iowa- warg Ya CO2 kevonsotyxe ugh ' was 59 aw .KX B W3 X-Q9 BX The Eucharistic Committee this year sponsored the over 505i of the school. It also ga Ve a lot ' ' Olnmunions. Left to right msiclg R 'L?4 Club of its time encouraging , the members are: Sister Linus, Sponsor osemary S1'In0I20f0, Chairman, John Benage, Wal Leo Peak. cha af 60 , +5tD ter Murphy Sister Agnesina teaches girls how to sew a straight seam in the Sewing Class Coach Spigarelli teaches the boys Industrial Arts. if ti Can she bake a cherry pie! The Cooking Class, under the direction of Sister Agnesina. sex. rm., Q Sister Linus teaches the Sen- ior girls all about Homemak- ing. We have method in our mad- ness, says the Art Class, under the supervision of Sister Clarissa. The Biology Class learnsgthe Wonders of plant and animal life from Father York. Nbxw, X., ,xxx xxx. The Chemistry Class, under the direction of Sister Clary issa, perform many experi- ments in their well equipped laboratory. I2 -LQ 'V s 'rig in The Freshmen learn many basic principles of science, in the General Science Class taught by Sister Clarissa. -vwfff' 3 S 44 l Sister Vincentia teaches eager freshmen the basic principles of Algebra. 45 The Bookkeeping Class learn to keep their ledgers straight. under the capable supervision of Sister Berchmans. ff' '- G- A o f mia 'Iihe Juniors are learning shorthand, a basic necessity in the commercial world. f vN '. me I M .ll J 'fy' , gh f ,fifz-,, it 32: ff' l 9 .... f' 433' Fixx? S S1 V t . F W ' , i e Secretarial Training Class der the direction of Sister rchmans, learns the use of the oomptometer, mimeo- graph, mimeosoope. and the uictaphone. W'e're going to love secretarial practice! i 0-ZYVWZX-jdjx f-UA ffm i f.!.,..,,,fxf,.f-' ,7,,L.f,Af U. fs-ff75Vs,,.,.r,a.4,Q Qfrafa- Q.ff0X,7 f-Z.-,LffX,-,J-7.9! .112-A,ff,O,L,, vQTfZJ0'f9!' frfhsff' 9--!'!ff01x07bJf-,N Under the capable direction of Sister Vincentia, members of the Simeech Class . express themse ves in dramatxcs. is 49- 'MQ' Jw i vi? L f eg wirin- Proper English is learned by rnany willing students from Sister Eva. The 49'ers journey back into American History, under the leadership of 'F Ether York. I The Girls' and Boys' Glee Club blend their talents in singing in choir and musical programs. I fb- fsfizii-' NW' FA is ii L 0 The up-and-coming band is under the leadership of Sister- Athanasius. In aff ,rr :QQ 49 ' gill ff? Y. friga, . l 4 of - 1.4 N? Sister Athanasius also directs the majorettes. Sister has really done wonders in our music department. Representatives from St. Mary s on the City Safety Council. Father York is St. Mary's representative ,on the executive board, John Deruy is president of the Junior Safety Council, Walter Murphy is vice-president and Bob Kazmierski is the third representative from .St. Mary's. E 42 au f I FLM 0355? The Teen Town Board is in charge of all the affairs of Teen Town. J, B. Towner is president, Pat Patterson and Francis Lyons are vice presidents, Dorie Mingwsri and Al Giacometti are in charge of the music, Bill Bvuche has charge of the p.a. system, Keith Jones is in charge of the refreshments, Tom George is master of ceremonies, and Walter Murphy is general clean up man. The officers of the V.V.V.L. Latin Club, which is directed by Sister Linus. fi After the big success last year, the 34 club has continued At the meetings the members have heard many speakers. . ic worthwhile and inspiring The Library Science Club which is formed of the folLowing members: Mar- ianne Smardo, Mary Frances Myers, Barbara Mock, Barbara Miller, Kath- ryn Bettega, Rose Marie Neil, Donna Zuech, and Sister Berchmans has for its purpose the learning of the fundamentals of library science. The mem- bers check out the books at specified hours and also learn how to accession books and catalogue them according to the Dewey Decimal System. It is hoped that by this the students will become acquainted with an avocation that is open to them. L... ri The Good Cfounsel Club, under the direction of Sister Vin- centia, and Sister Berchmans is a new organization this year wh h ' ' ' ' . AL Kem M i 3 2 2 2 L i X S 5 3 S 3 5 3 Q E 4 2 K 2 , 3 3 f E i Q 5 5 5 E 54 5 E 5 5 5 s 5 5 5 E 2 E E 2 3 5 , 9 5 E Ia A 11 tx ,X 4 A23 iw A nxxsxsx sxxxuxxngy 44 4 4 'AQ ff 521' X, X N 2 2 K KX X X may mf, 2 XXX X X if XQXWXQ 2 X, A XXXX -e3iBz55gfiXwQ.:sw:j '.. F' fez l fsfls , ,X ,mf5iX:zXX:2': Jggimwii ,, .. .. Q E My . M ,X XX , S .wiv My X XX XXX X X H XXX XX,XX XX X 2 8 SXXX sy X HX 7 gms Jw ,X X X , 8, if K X59 wk 1'X X, X A X ag ,X ,Q X , X Q .xg , 4, 6 1' AME? Q we ba'feXvpl 955 arte? Q 011 www ll QQ., - ry- Y nfn nxxxxxxxusxxsxxnxy - . . - - x I-Lu fm. :fm 'XX fix , 'Half XXf::s ': .ifilezgzs ' ' f E142 fini! .'...e. XX A ,Q .iff K' A ,X , an Je 44 A Y5atkIx00W5 HIV C1'o12?s Q63 tel' X69 1281-Jes D MWA LT Y Marianne Smardo, Senior, was chosen as attendant to the Queen. Kitty Gallagher, Junior, also had the honor of attending the Queen. Dollie Dean Murty, Senior, was elected by popular vote of the Football Team as the 1949 Football Queen. ,She reigned at the Homecoming Dance October 29. Mary Frances Meyer, Senior, reigned as Penny Queen at the oarnival sponsored by the Par- ent-Sisters Associa ion. She deserved it through her ef- forts in obtaining the greatest number of votes. . 'il f ,V ea. .l THE MARIAN STAFF Assistant Editors: Mary Frances Esch, Mary Joan Van Becelauere, Francis Lyons, Sylvia Ann Silvia, Patty Patterson . 0 Art Editors ............................................................ Jeanne Bridwell, Sam Smith Business Manager ............................................................ Cecilia Ann Baldelli Assistant Bus. Managers: Fidelis Doherty, Don Manning, Eugene Azamber Sports ........................................................................ J. B. Towner, Tom George Snaps and Photos .............,...................................... Bill Buche, Barbara Mock Typists: Kathleen Stahl, Rosemary Simoncic, Albert Giacometti, Walter Murphy. 'ZW' fin Qs. c dh i.l.+l.l Then--and now we find a picture' of our very capable co-editors of the Marian, Mari- anne Smardo and George Oberley. The Marian staff has in- deed edited a splendid annual under their cap- able leadership. 4 ...lc Q li THE MARIANETFE STAFF Associate Editors ................ Patty Patterson, Dolly Dean Murty, Bill Buche Feature Editors, Mary Frances Esch, Mary Joan Van Becleare, Don Manning Calendar ,,,.................................................,............................... Dolores Mlngori Birthday .................................................................................... Jeanne Bridwell Sports Editors ........... ........... B ill McQuade, J. B. Towner Class Reporters- Sophomore ............................................ Rita Zigmund, Kathleen McKee Junior ................................................................................ Pat Schweitzer Typists: Rosemary Simoncic, Albert John Giacometti, Tom Gerant, Fidelis Dfoherty, Kathleen Stahl a Business Managers ............................................ .Shirley Ryan, Cecllia Baldelli Associate Business Managers: Marianne Smardo, Mary Frances Meyers, Barbara Mock, Walter Murphy H 1-I Sylvia Ann Silvia and Joan Massman were elected as co editors of the paper this year. They and the Marianette staff have done a splendid Job this year of putting out one of the best papers ever published by the Students of St. Mary's High School. whim l X Gil? l P CHRISTMAS ON THE VILLAGE SQUARE by Henri Gheon Cast QLD MELCHIOR, who takes the part of the Reader, the Angel who appears to the Shepherds, and Melchior, one of the Magi DON MANNING OLD SARA, his Wife who will be the old wom- an Who expects the Messiah, the neigh- bor who does not expect Him, Elizabeth, a Roman ..,.,... MARY FRANCES ESCH JOSAPHAT, their son, 40 years of age, Who will be: A Jew, Joseph .... BILL BUCHE MERCEDES, their daughter-in-law, 30, who Will be Mary ......., DELORES MINGORI BRUNO, their grandson, 12, who will be: Angel of the Annunciatibn and the Visit- tation, a little shepherd ............................ FRANCIS LYONS At Christmas time the Crib Scene was re- enacted for the students. Pat Patterson was the Blessed Virgin, George Oberley was St. Joseph, and the angels were Mary Frances Meyer and Hope Abaloz. .cvs- 1 Miner que Wilcglcats Panthers .17 November 25, 1948 4 4 4 Brandenburg Field ,, X. 'E HT.-M. ' .em A - 'K 5. A 'kiwi . - an . U' K ar, ,VL ,... vi . .f A' 31 ',., ,ag . 1 is an xi fr'-.'4 .ui rw in :sr glances 'N' E wi' E 3? .figska 5-ff' Belt League Champ- The St. Marys' Panthers walked off with the ionship this year. It was our fourth season of football, and our first championship. The Panthers had no competition in league play this year. The closest game was the 27-6 Thanksgiving Day game with second place Mineral. Besides racking up the Mineral Belt League Championship the Panthers laid claim to the Crawford County League Championship by virtue of their victory over the champions, McCune Eagles. The Panthers laid low all opponents this year except the class AA Wichita Cathedral Shamrocks. The Panthers, hobbled by injuries, oculdn't match the pace set by the Shamrocks and came .out on the short end of the score. In the annual Homecoming game this year th-e Panthers romped to victory over their traditional rivals, the Frontenac Raiders. With their 33 point barrage the .Saints avenged the previous three defeats suffered at the hands of the Raiders. George Oberley has been the faithful trainer of our ball He might well be called Dr. Oberley, because whenever anyone had a scratch it was to George, they headed for medical aid. George has certainly done a wonderful .92 teams for the last flour years. Job. McCune ............ Mound City ,..... Cathedral .... Weir .,,,...... irge, tackleg Bill Buche, guardg Joe Lacina, centerg Mike McKee, guardg Charles Patterson, tackleg Jim McCaffrey, end. Back- field: Keith Jones. halfbackg Bob Wilbert, fullbackg J. B. Towner, quarterbackg Don Manning, halfback. St. Mary's .............12-13 ...........0-19 .........32-12 ..........7-32 Frontenac ........ ......,..... 0 -33 Minden .... ........,. 6 -42 amish .......... ........ 1 3-53: u erry ...... .. ..... 0-54 2 Mineral ................ ....... 6 -2.7 A 'League Games 76-285 2nd team, left to right: line, Hribar, tackleg Francis Lyons, John Benage, guard: Albert .Q ,N James Zigmund, endg James guardg Bill McQuade, centerg Giacometti, tackleg Eugene Azamber, end. Backfield: Frank Crespino, halfbackg Jim Ryan, fullback g Larry Parks, quarterbackg John Kazmierski, halfback. X I I S I I X v X E X mx .5 'N' S we ' 4- Q 1 kkhkh is Emi ' +P M K w. g. 2,5 . K I 7, ,. V, xl F5 f'fwE ' if is if E :,:: E:A, . 2.35 'P Qu 5 K 1- i ww we- 'A JB: 19+ S? ev rf' i Aw We ky! fbi SMR M. :Q nun A Ez A Fruit Store Allen, Mrs. C. Agatho, Father Ahrens, Mrs. V. T. A1's Grocery American Legion American Service Co. Bach, Eileen Baker's Printing Co. Bartelli, Mrs. Don Bath, Tom Beck Ka Hill Beitzinger, Joe Bell, Mrs. Bell, Ray Bena, Dr. Benelli Mrs. D. P. Benelli, Patty Sue Berry's Clothing Co. Bertone, Tony Bertone, Jimmy Dean Bitner Motor Co. Blancho, Barbara Bogatie, Geo. Boldrini, Phyllis Boldrini, Margaret Bottenfield's Incorp. Bowlus School Supply Boyd, Marvin Dean Bozick, Frank Brackett, Mr. P. J. Brathwaite, Jack Bridwell, Bob Bridwell Bill Brown, Sam Brown, Dr. and Mrs. W. Brown, Mrs. P. Brown, Mrs. E W. Brown, Carl Brown, Mr. and Mrs. ,Melbourne Brown dz Spicer Welding Buche Bros. Grocery Burwell, David Buster, Charles C Sz A Cab 802 Cairns, Patty Caldwell, Ryba Campus Grocery Carter, Dr. Central Motors V Cheek, Dr. Cherry Produce Cherry, Jack S. Church, Dr. H. Cicero Service Station Clark, Leroy Clayton Co. Clemens, Mrs. Ira Clemens, Mrs. Ralph Coca Cola Collar, Mrs. Charles L. Collegiate Colles, Mrs. John Colonial Hat Works Conley, Dr. Geo. Cornella, Mrs. Mary Crawford, Mr. T. R. Cripe Bakery Cripe, Mrs. A. J. Crown Beauty Shop Daly, Tim Daugherty's Smoke House Davies, Mrs. Anna Dayton, Scotty DeGasperi, Don De Ridder, Norma Decker Insufrance Co. Delaney, Dan Deruy, Mrs. A. Deruy, Mrs. Emma Dixon, George Doll, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Don Gray Drug Store Doty, Harold Downtown Motor Co. Drunagel, Frank DuBois, Jack Duesing, Mr. C. H. Duff, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duris, Mrs. Edna's Shop Edwards, Louise Elliot, Dr. Enlee, Ann Evans, Mrs. R. S. Fadler Produce Fannler, Brto T. PAT MENS Farabi, Mary Fenimore, J. A. Ferguson Studio Ferns, Jimmie E. Fleming, Ed. Foodtown Super Mkt. No. 1 Foodtown Super Mkt. Frakes, Agnes Friend, Mrs. Charles Friend, Mrs. Frohlich's Inc. Frisco Shoe Shop Friskel, Joe Gallagher Signs Gariglietti, A. Gas Service Gerwert, Mrs. Henry Giordano, Mr. and Mrs. Giorando, Rosalie Girard Press Glick, John Gmienmer, Alfred . Goodrich, B. F. Graves, Mr. Grace B. Graves Studio Greger, Mrs. Leon Gutteridge Pharmacy Haage, Mrs. Hammerton, Margaret Hardin, J. Roy Harnz Lovena Harriet, Sister Hartman, Dr. Haydin, Mr. and Mrs Gre - 8 Headlight 8: Sun Helmert, James Henneberry, Margaret Herman, Mrs. C. L. Hoffman, Arkie Holden's Clothing Holland, J. A. Home Tea Co. Hopper, Mrs. D. L. Howell, Mrs. John Hribar, Mrs. Anna Hribar, Mrs. John Huffman Arthur Interstate Typewriting Service James, Burton Jameson's Quality Foods Jim's Steak House Jones, Mrs. Henry Jones, Mr. Kr Mrs. M. G. Jones, Cpl. P. G. Kays, Dr. H. E. Kanapp, Mrs. W. Kazmierski, J. H. Keegan, Jim Keegan, Ed. Klellur, Otto Kelly, Elizabeth Kelly Shoppe Kencard, Mrs. Kempster, H. J. Kierl, Mr. P. T. Kimmel, Shirley Kirkendale, Mr. 8: Mrs. C. M. Klack, G. E. Klein, Mrs. Geo. Klener, Mrs. J. E. Kleman, Frank Knoll, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Komac, Joan Krispy Krunch Potato Chips Krusick, Mrs. Geo. LaForge, Bob Y Lagaske, Geo. Laidler, Mr. 8: Mrs. Jim Lamb's Service Station Lamb, Melvin Lance Monument Co. Lansdown Cleaners Leffler, Paul B. Lenski, Regina Leon, Mrs. F. B. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. R. Liberty Cleaners Lispi, Mr. and Mrs. B. Longerot, Mrs. Geo. Loves Triangle Lyons, Therese Lyons, Dr. D. J. Mac's Food Mkt. Mackie Clemens Fuel Co. Manfree, Mickey Manning, Mary Ann Marion, Dr. Marty's Bakery Marrone Bros. Mays, Dr. J. C. McCabe, Mrs. McCall, Pat McCall, Tom McCa.ffery, Jim McClea.n, Mr. and Mrs. McKee, Mrs. D. B. McLuckie, Ann McNally, Mrs. F. McNally, Mrs. Ed. McNally, Mrs. T. McNew, Mr. L. C. McQuade, Mrs. P. H. Meadle, Mrs. Louis Meehan, Mr. J. Meier, Ladene Menges, Mr. and Mrs. L. Menghini, Chas. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Messenger, Mrs. Midland Miller, W. Miller, Dr. Earl Mitchell, Reba Modern Electric Co. Monroy. Mike Monsour, Richard Monsour, Joe Montee, Dr. Montgomery, Dr. Mooney, Emma Moore, Mrs. Anna Moore, Ramona Morconi, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Bert Mouser, Becky Mousney Lumber Co. Mt. Carmel Muller, Dr. Murry, Peter Myers Motor Supply Co. Nixon, Jeannine Newman, Dr. Noel, Mr. Noel, Mrs. Norine Shop Noterman, Martha 0'Connor, Jim Oberley, Geo. Oberley, Mrs. Geo. Oehme, David O'Hara, Mr. and Mrs. T. O'Grady, Mrs. Orange Bowl 0tto's Cafe Palace Clothing Co. Pallucca, Raymond Panneck 8: Hand Paris Hat Works Parish, Dr. Parks, J . A. Parks, Jim Paterson, Mr. W. T. Patterson, Mrs. C.H.J. Peak, Angela Pedroja, Dr. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Phillyar, Lillian Pingry, Carl Pinsart, Arthur Pittcrait Pittsburg Ice Cream Co. Pittsburg Public Library Pittman, Marie Postai, L. A. Price, Albert Pryor, Mrs- C. Purdon, Mrs. Rose Quinn, Ed. Quinn, Thomas Ramsey, Ethel Red Arrow Smoke House Rembrandt Studio Richmond, O. M. Rinehart, Dr. W. G. Robert's Electric Co. Robinson, Dr. Robins Grocery Rodgers, Mrs. John R.odkey's Roitz, TOHY Rowden, Cullie Russian, Mrs. Mal'Y Ryan, Sue Saia, Phil Saia Joe Scalet, Jim Soavezze, Mrs. A.. Schallo, Mrs. Martin Schreeb, Mrs. GL W Schufelbein, F. A. Sears Ku Roebuck Co. Sell, John , Serrato, Mrs. Alfred Seymour, W. H. Seymour, M. Shaw, Margaret Ann Shaw, Mrs. Showalter, R. S. Sister, M. Charles Simon, Mrs. Singleton, Joan Skaer Radio Shop Skelton S1im's Cafe Smith, Dr. Smith, Mrs . A . Spark, Mr. and Mrs. Max Spritzer, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stapp, Mrs. W. Stelle, Dr. Stroup, Tony Sunny Cal Sullivan, Mary Sweeney Thompson Refrigeration Tierney, Pauline Tinder, P. H. Towner, Mrs. G. G. Towner, Mrs. J. M. Tomaney, J. B. - Trevino, Lefty Tridle, Mrs. B. Tridle, Mrs. J. Tuke, Mr. Ursic, Coletta Van Becelaere, Grace Van Hoy Motor Co. Veatch, Dr. Veatch, Dr. H. J. Vena, Hazel Viola, John Wachter, Joe Walker, Larry Wallace, Mrs. W. J. Waggoner, Mrs. Mary Waymire, Mrs. Earl Weeks, Eddie Welcome, Mrs. Wilbert, Mr. R. Wilbert, Florine Willard, Howard Lee Woods Jack Wright, Eugene Wright's Greenhouse Yancery, Allen Y.M.C.A. Yoakam, Jim York, Father Yellow Cab Zettl Bakery Zigmund, Mr. V. Zupcca, Mrs. Anna 5EMP.Q.P.Q.EHB.!T!iEEE B. L. SEMTNER. President 129 N. W. Third Se. OKLAHOMA CITY 5 X. A - V K L., ., i+. .:. l, . , IQ X M w ,.,m.V,y',.13 QW, ,, , 4 , . , ,- 3 f ,A-f Q., .,w ,,.f..,.m- X. .Lf JM 4 1+ 2 I I v Q A , x i n X . I U ,W ,:,': ,, i ., U,-.g,:wff.!,. 19 fg,,,,, nn..-Q-I-1, 1