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

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1950 volume:

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Q , 1,5 .. :gui V .., .. , 1 y,-4 ,., N 11' ..e .W I 1 DEDICATIO Lovingly, we, the class of 1950, in publishing our tenth annual. coinciding with the Pope's tenth anniversary, Wish to dedicate our Marian to the Supreme Pontiff in this particular Holy Year. To Pope Pius XII, who represents our Divine Master, we offer homage. To him, that he might give to the Prince of Peace, we offer our promise to endeavor to bring a peaceful settlement of the controversies in a belligerent world. ,rf 'xi . 5 ii NI if gxixi' To these priests who have been with us such a short time, and yet who have done so much for us, we wish to express our gratitude for their interest and ef- fort which Will help us to shape our lives to spiritual and social perfection. Their hours with us in Church, in the class- rooms and in our social activities will not soon be forgotten. Rev. Alex G. Stremel Our Priests bt. Mary's New Rectory 65' 1,5 X' fur Rex. Patrick Hughes Rev. Edward York Q I ' l 5 in I l li! 4 4 ws J. GCM Rev. Alex G. Stremel, M. Ed Superintendent Sister M. Edwina, Principal, M, A. Religion-Latin-Mathematics Sister M. Paula, B. A. Religion-Commerce Sister M, Ignatius, M. A. Religion-English-Speech Sister M. Clarissa, B. A. Religion-Art-Chemistry- Mathematics . ul- , . A ln K-4 .1-1 .fi wi. 'vii le 'lwfz i U1 4 A fn... l-.fgdf ,. 55143 1 xt... S.- wwf -li ff A559151 -s..,,.lfnl, .. s' ' ' . .1 . Q 'swkiwim-. V, x Rev. Edward York, M, A. Religion- Biology-World History General Science Sister M. Athanasius, B. M. Music Mrs. Orlando Bazin, B. S. Home Economics Mr. Adolph Spigarelli, B. S. Industrial Arts-Physical Education Social Science Sister M. Rosalia, M.A., B.L.S. Librarian .slj W ' 1.1! mul! Q ,,if'g.l'.5,l.'-is-15. gxgi, - A Q ,V 'S fiislf.. 'li. 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Latin Club 1-2, Library Science 3, Good Counsel Club 3, Class Officer 1, Minstrel 1-2-3-4, Sodality 1-2-3-4, Camera Club 2, 34 Club 2-3, Marianette Staff 4, Marian Co-Editor 4, Animal Queen 4, Choir 2-3-4. Build fhee more sfafely mansions, O KATHLEEN GALLAGHER Sweet and neat-in all-a girl com- plete. Class Officer 3, Minstrel 3-4. Sodality 3-4, Football Queen Attend- ant 3, Marian Staff 4. FRANCIS GRANT His chief Virtue is a happy disposi- tion. Chembiogen Club 1, Altar Boy 1-2-3-4, Junior Play 3, Minstrel 1-2- 3-4, Safety Counsel 4, 34 Club 2-3, Sodality 1-2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Mar- ian Staff 4, Camera Club 1-2-3. ROSE MARY BUTLER. Her feelings bear the warm frag- rance of kindness. Commercial Club 2-3, Choir 1-2-3-4, Marian Staff 4, Library Science 3-4, Dramatics 1, Sodality 4, Pep Club 1-2-3. my soul NORMA HOLLAND The longer you know her, the better you like her. Glee Club 1-2, Good Counsel 3, choir 1-2-3-4, Class Officer 3-4, Marianette Staff 4, Marian Staff 4, 34 Club 2-3, Sodality 1-2-3-4, Junior Play 3, Girls State 3, Minstrel 1-2-3-4 MARY ANN HORGAN Her yviee was ever soft. gentle, and low, an excellent thing in wunizmf' Latin Club 1-2-3, Latin Club Officer 9, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Junior Play 3. Choir 1-2-3-4. Marianette Staff 2-4. Marian Staff 4, Minstrel 1-2-3, 34 Club 2-333 Library Science 3, Camera Cb lm 3. REGINA HUTSHY All her ways are ways of pleasant- ne-ssf' Latin Club 1. Glee Club l-2, 34 Club 2-3. lVla1'iunette Stuff 4, Marian Stuff -1, llflinetrel 1-Z2-3-4, Sodulity I- ?-2-t, Sodality Officer 3. May Queen -1. Football Queen Attendant 4. Kl'Il'ITll JONES Hes Z1 genuine man in genius :nu fun. He's everyones triencl und likee ereryoiie, Latin Club 1-2, Chembiog' en Club l, Class Officer l-2, Soclulity Ultleer 3, Altar Boy l-2-3-4, Foot bull l-2-3-4, Ha sketball l-2-Il--1, Bus bull 3-4, Minstrel l-2, lloyk Stutm Marian Staff 4, Lef each new femple, nobler fhan fhe lasf ROBERT KAZMIERSKI Painting is silent poetry, and poetry 11 speaking picture. Latin Club 1-2. Cliembiogen Club 1, Class Officer 2-3, 3-1 Club 2-3, Sodality l-2-3-4. lVlari:m Co-editor 4, Football 4, Minstrel l-2-3, Safety Council 3, Altar Boy l-2-3-4, Junior Play 33. Teen Town lionrcl 3, ELIZABETH LERO MICIIAEL MeKl'Ll'I VVhen Shy gmilggv thgrp is mist-higf lVhate'er he dill wus clone with no in her eyes. Glee Club I-2-3, Cheer- inueb ease, in him alone it wus nutui lender 1-2, Soflality 1-2-23-4. Soflality :ll to please. Chenibioigt-ii Clul, 1 Officer -1, lfootlmall Queen 4. Choir 1- lizitin Club l-2-Il-4, Soclulity Ut't'it-er .4 2-3, 521 Club 2-fl. Minstrel l-2-fl. Mar- Allill' HUA' l-2-3-4, -lunior l'l:1y .3 izinette Stall' 1--1. Marian Staff 4. l f'0ib1lll l-2-25--1. 35-1 Club 2-Il, Soilzilitx fl-2-3-4. Marian Stuff -t, Class Ot , llltfxl' 4, liutin t lub Ottieer Il xi -uf' 'V' 'W' 1 ' ' v n I ' AGNES O'lJONNl'll,I. BARBARA MILLER Ha,W-IagikkltiAi:1,ilii'Irti4iIlim1 pl. Hliithvi' I will final 51 wav or I will UNM foo Serious' nut too gay' but an Ql Uivlxhg V lit' 1 fl' ' 1. ii?-5 nmke- one. Latin Club ll-ZZ-3 Latin ideal girl in evcrv wav. Latin Club 1165? 5 bum Hit 0 alibi mu ddli pi L, Off' rv 'Q NIA Qt- fl' M' ' 1-9 Glee muh 1 ' I ibraw Science 3 L-lee K lub l-2-23,1 lziss Olt1u01'2, Vllflll' ' .u wiuyib, A fill-All . 51 1, .11- M?' t 11 2 3 4 ' . St H4 h i' 1-2-2, iylm-imwuk, gmt-t' 4' Mumm izxnotte Stull 4,11 illlll' Al.. film- C lub 4. ins re, - -.- , arlan a ,C 0 I' - I -i V fy ,, V -1 - . ,, Guml Counsel 1 lub 25. NlIlllSil'4'l l-2-Cl, d I Y 9 rg 4 Stull4,C.cmcllml1istli lub.,,Nl1nst1ml 1' so a ity 1- U ' l-2,33-lVlubil.Vlu-e-i'lu1ulvi'12-4 Junior 34 Club fl' Nui CVWS Hmm! 'if TW'l Play JS. l.ib1'u1'y Sa-ieilcc Il. 'Y TUWU Hfwllili Shuf fhee from heaven wifh a dome more vasf LAWRENCE PARKS V 1'HARl,l4Sl'A'l'TIiRSON MARY ANN ROME. The way the smile behind your eyes W1t and humor bt-lung to genius Sho has a beam with rnum lm' ef'Pl'Y leaps out and takes us by surprise. zllunef' Latin Club 1-2-73, Latin Club .WX- Glfijflllll 1- Choll' lv film? 1 Latin Club 1, Chembiogen Club 2. 0t'IAice1'3,ifhenibiogonClub2,C'lass f'lilSSvOfilk'L'1' 4, Maman btaft 4, Marian Staff 4, Marianette C0-Editor Otliver -1. lN'lai'imiette Stuff 4, lVlzn'iz1n 50flilllTY 4- 4, Class Offiuel' 3, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football l-2-Il-4, Class Reporter 2. Staff 4, Bnskvtball 1-2-3-4, Football I-2-3-4. 'Nfl nm. JAMES RYAN A friendly heart with many friendsf Latin Club 1, Chembiogen Club 2 Marian Staff 4. Marianette Staff 4 Basketball I-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4 Annual King 4, Sodality Officer 4. Leaving fhine HELENA wi-:TTSTEIN Shes happy here, she's happy there. She spreads her gladness every- where. Latin Club 1, Marian Staff 4, Glee Club 1-2, Minstrel 1-2, Sodality 1-2-3-4, Choir 1-2-3-4. 1 v v PATRICIA SCHWEITZER HA little nonsense now and then is rel- ished by the wisest men. Glee Club 1-2, Class Officer 2, Marianette Staft 2-4, Marian Staff 4, Minstrel 1-2, Sodality 1-2-3-4. CONNIE WALLACE Her manner is calm and pleasant. her sweetness is ever present. Glee Club 1, .Sodality Officer 3, Marian- ette Staff 4, Marian Staff 4, Minstrel 1-3, Sodality 1-2-3-4, Choir 1-2- 3-4, Library Science 3. oufgrown shell by life's unresfing sea FOND MEMORIES Throughout our first 12 years, Sister Linus was with us, We've missed you in this, our last year. ROBERT WILRERT I never knew him out of patiencef Latin Club 1, Chembiogen Club 2. Class Officer 1, lVIariz1nette Staff 4, Marian Staff 4, Sodality Officer 4. Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Latin Club Officer 4,- Boys State 8. FRESHMEN Although a little nervous and anxious, September, 1946, saw us enrolling at the desk of Sister Martin. To start us out on our high school career, we chose John Benage as pres- ident, Keith Jones, vice-president, Elizabeth Sterbenz, treasurer and Linnaea De ipen, secretary. We prided ourselves on two new additions to the class, Regina Hutsey, from Frontenac and Jim Ryan who left us in the grades. At the semester we lost John Macek, who attended another school, Elizabeth Ster- benz, who moved to Kansas City, and Linnlaea Deppen, who went to Salina. Their offices were then filled by Bob Wilbert and Kathryn Bettega. Mike McKee, Bob Wilbert, Kelth Jones, Jim Ryan and Charles Patterson went out for football and we were repre- sented in basketball by Ryan, Wilbert, and Jones. Betty Lero helped lead the team on to victory by her cheering. Connie Wallace and Betty Lero were responsible for the freshmen column as class reporters. Keith Jones and Norma Holland were our annual candidates. Our religious activities were led with the KSSU Leadership held in Pittsburg and a re- treat given by Father Allen, C.P. With the coming of May, we found we were no longer green freshmen but .... JUNIORS This eventful year was under the sponsorship of Sister Berchmans. Duties for the year were asigned to Bob Kazmierskl, president, Larry Parks, vice-president, Kitty Gallagher, secretary and Norma Holland, treasurer. Kitty who left early in her fresh- man year was back with us again and had the hcnor of attending the football queen at the homecoming. Rusty Loomis washanother addition to our class but left to Join the Army. With the help cf Fr. York and Fr. Diver, a new entertainment was started- Teen Town-complete with dancing, ping pong, pool, and furnishings. Our represent- ative on the Teen Town Board was Keith Jones. With the help of our junior boys, we won first place in the Mineral Belt League championship in football. This was followed by the death of our beloved Msgr.. McCul- lough, who had been our pastor since our kindergarten days. Our class reporter was Pat Schweitzer. Early plans were made for the Junior-Senior Banquet and with our theme, Treasure Island, the affair was a success with Sister Berchman's untiring help. Then came the thrilling experience of order- ing our class rings-a moment we shall nut soon forget. Candidates for King and Queen were Betty Lero and Charles Patterson. Under the direction of Sister Vincentia, we gave our first class play entitled Toby Helps Out. The retreat given by Father Howard, C.P. was an event we shall long remember. Helena Wettstein was elected to run for Penny Queen from our room. At this time a new figure was seen in our parish-our new pastor, Father Stremel. With the coming ot summer, Norma Holland was our represent- ative for Girls' State. Bob Wilbert and Keith Joneswerechosen for Boys' State. At the end of May, the graduating class made us their heirs and willed us their title of . . . lass history Qfxyk. JL 2 5 ,1 4511, 455 4 WT: x .Q 1 r f 'T 54, A , ,1 ,. G ,f 4 V 1 s 6' . 'TQ W I5 I' l flu SOPHOMORES At last, we could now look a Senior in the eye. Under this new title, we had Sister Eva as our home room teacher. Class officers were Keith Jones, president, Bob Kazmierski, vice-president, Pat Schweitzer, secretary and Rosie Neil, treasurer. Our only new student, Mickey Gentile, left us at the semester to travel to California with his family. Our foot- ball boys were: Wilbert, Jones, McKee, Ben- age, Patterson and Grant. On the basketball court were: Patterson, Parks, Ryan, Jones and Wilbert. Again we found Betty Lero traveling with the teams as cheerleader until Rosie Neil took her place at the end of the football season. Class reporters job was handled by Larry Parks and Mary Ann Horgan. Our Marian contestants were Regina and Robert. Several of our class took part in the annual minstrel which was a big success. Our candidate for the first Penny Queen in St. Mary's history was Rosie Neil. Just before Easter, our second retreat was given by Father Herbst, C.P. Our time running out, we climbed the stairs and claimed the home- room of the .... SENIORS Enrolling for the last time was not so frivolous as the first time, for this time there was a little sentiment here and there. Filling Sister Linus' position, Sister Edwina became our principal and home room teacher. We chose as our leaders, Norma Holland, presi- dent, Charles Patterson, vice-president, Mary Ann Rome, secretary, and Mike McKee, treas- urer. This year we had three gains, Mary Rome from St. Peter, Rosemary Butler from Walnut, and Millard Pelphrey, who left us at the semester. Sodality officers for the year were: Bob Wilbert, prefect, Betty Lero, vice-president, Jim Ryan, treasurer, with Lois Oberley filling the secretary's position. The Sodality Leadership School was held at Sacred Heart College in Wichita and several members of our class attended. In October the Seniors had a sneak day in honor of Sister Edwina's and Father York's feast day. This tcok us to Noel, Missouri. Football co-captains were Mike .McKee and Keith Jones. Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Spigarelli, we wion for the second consecutive year the Mineral Belt League Football Championship. Under the leadership of Captain Bob Wilbert we were equally outstanding in basketball, also winning first place in the tournaments. The Seniors responsible for this were Wilbert, Jones, R.yan, Parks, and Patterson. Rosie Neil, ever peppy was again behind the teams with her cheerleading. Football Queen at the homecoming was Betty Lero with Regina Hutsey as attendant. Our school paper, The Marianeie, was edited bv Benage and Parks. The Marian was edited by'Kathryn Bettega and Bob Kazmierski. This year we sponsored another successful dance, at Christmas time. Our annual candidates were Kathryn Bettega and Jim Ryan who were crowned Queen Mar- ianette X and King Marian X, at the Corona- tion Ball. Rosemary Butler, Penny Queen candidate, became the third queen in our history. During Lent we held our last retreat with Father Francis Broderick O.S.B., as re- treat master. Regina Hutsey held the honor of being May Queen with Rosie Neil and Norma Holland as her attendants. Ma 0 brought a wonderful banquet given b e juniors. The first part of May was devoted to manv more activities and rarties, picnics, sneak days, our minstrel, Class Night and finally that dav of all days, graduation. So ends our history made up of work, play, joys, and prayer. With the closing of tlfis book we finally will become . . . THE ALUMNI OF ST. MARY'S . PM . ., , A X 'ef f vs ii ,L Wi, wr 1-1- 4 xg 5 1 ,Q M ,, , QV'A - ig' 5 ' M T JJ , In W, M w sy -, ' v I 090' 0 VA 6 AGA A A Jeanne Krumsick Juniors Kathleen McKee President Robert Krumsick Treasurer Francis Cfesvino Motto: With the tree of the past, we will grow the fruit of the future Carolyn Frakes Sponsor: Sister Paula Vera Rome James Yoakam Joan Starr 1 1 Freda Martinous Mary M. Tierney Rita Marie Menghini N 0 Pl-flllfl' Donald Garrison Jack Wilson Rita Zigmund John Cattelino Vice-Dresident i Y Dona Zuech Secretary Flower: White Carnation Color: Silver and Green Patron: St. Paula Theodore Lacina Agnes Marie Horgan Francis Regan Juniors John Deruy Patricia Ramsay J: is Mary Coleen Ahrens . I Marcia Maloan Lois Oberly Cecilia Radell Robert Rinehart Jerome Cronister Marilyn Manning Sophomores WJ' Francis Meyer HQ' Robert Havens Riosemary Grant Mary Irene Stahl Michael If M 1 Lyons Beverly Morando Beverly Corrington Phyllis DeCastr0 James Russian Charles Duesing President James Dunlap Secretary man wH 'f Wi i ,W if Michael Burdick, Jr, Mary Catherine Jones John Kazmierski James Hribar Vice-president all J. E. Friend Sharie Sm ith William Tierney 'iv William Bridwell Leo Peak N lil fi x fl James Jones lrvasurer Robert Brown I,m'Qt.tz1 Buvlvlls ..fK 'UK 'fd 52' ,, www mms? ll? 21 'QU .larnes Buche Gesena Korphage Marie Eichhorn Theodore Condos Sammie Giordano Colleen Deruy reshmen Bonnie Bevans Peter Monsour Mary Ann Frakes Shirley Thomas John Sell Vice-president Alma Zigmund Motto: Last but not least Sponsor: Sister Clarissa Color: Green and White Patron: St. Clare Flower: Bleeding Heart 'HDF Mary E. Cronister Robert Benelli Barbara Kluth Barbara Meyer Elizabeth llrenik Thomas Avery Joan Krumsick Michael Manfre Jo Ann Rucinski Robert Van Becelaere no PICTURE Charles Garrison George Longerot Arthur Scavezze Francis Menghini Patricia Cronister Norma Jean Stultz Robert Beitzinger Carolyn Brunet Walter Mahanes President Iona May ROSS Virginia Lero Secretary James Van Becelaere Eileen Theys if 3 ix X if ft. .W kwa? SQ!!--' , I ff ' bv 4 . fy' Q ? Pi , a sr Q . 4 Preshmer Patricia Ann Frakes Michael Horgan Margaret Shaw Patricia Smith Thomas Hribar Lila Hudson Patron 2 Sl. Clare Flower: Bleeding' Heart is 'gi 7 5'r 29x 'X ! P' 'v-and 'K ln ot! Y 7' pf f au., 'ilu Q' T77 Fr. Francis Broderick, O.S,B, from Atchlsfmy KIHISHS, was retreat master for the retreat given dur- lng Holy Week. xniixim, S '0 G ol A big project of the Sodality for the year was to collect and send clothes to the needy people of Europe. -an Fr. Mann held an open discussion on marriage for the high school students. ,Sodality officers, with Sister Paula as moderator are Robert Wilbert, Prefectg Betty Lero, Vice-Prefectg Lois Oberley, Secretaryg Jim Ryan, 'Freasurerg and Mikc- McKee. member of the Diocesan Advisory Board. TS y 5. E 1 F i 1 K' S Regina Hutsey had the honor of crown- ing Our Lady Queen of May. Each class had two students from their class to represent them at t.he impressive crown- ing, A, s f- Through the Sodality, Fr. Ferree spoke to the stu dent body on vocations. M.. ..,. QB' -----.nga Seniors learn the things of our nati0n's , ' P past in American history class, taught ' by Mr. Spigarelli. 69 o 99 mv Q49 ga.' .2 Nun 92605 l Ngwi, 1 FAQ, .- I f f Here is the workshop of the nation's future secretaries. r . in. A ,an Q C mx f I X K .lv The art class, under the supervision of Sister Clarissa, learns to transform the beauties of nature into permanent memories. Here is where you will find an able book keeper who will transform zi shop into an empire under the guidance of Sister Paula. --.,,,-Q Vi- Q In speech. tausrht by Sister Ifznatius, the Ky, ln Mr. Spigarellfs industrial arts class Seniors leam the 9l0flU9nC9 Of v0iCe- ' 4 the boys learn handicrafts that will be useful later in life. . LZ 2 , Dona Zuech John Sell Alma Zigmund - John Kazmierski Marie Eichhorn John Deruy XwWllllW X Q SWQK X . I-rf? - X 4 3 .-2 S ? QEGIIQM Queen Betty Lero as f '55 wwllmllrm' X Q 0 A Q, X Q E .s f0, 2 Q 1 Q 2 y rs S ' 5 .S X Jdffenflanlb Regina Hutsey Kathleen McKee COI'0Ilati0n Ball may Queen REGINA HUTSEY Gernizzel Queen ROSE MARY BUTLER eee' e Football Queen Name Nickname John Benage ............ Kathryn Bettega ..... Rosemary Butler ..... Kathleen Gallagher Francis Grant ........ . Norma Holland ......... Mary A. Horgan ..... Regina Hutsey ......... . Keeth Jones .............,. Robert Kazmierski Elizabeth Lero ...,..... Michael McKee ...,..... Barbara Miller ......... Rose Marie Neil ...,..o Agnes O'Donnell .,,.... Lawrence Parks ....... Charles Patterson Mary Ann Rome ..... James Ryan ............. J Patricia ,Schweitzer Constance Wallace Helena Wettstein ..... Robert Wilbert ......... John.. Katie ......,... Rosie .,.. Kitty .... Grant... .Red ............... nl . JC., V1.- 1 . . Personalities ..To run an old maid's home with Favorite Expression Ambition Ye gods! .......................... To be a doctor Loan me your pencil .. Barb Oh, brother! .................... To be a teacher Where's Betty and Regina? ........,That darn Chevie! For heaven's sake! .... To be a dentist's assistant To get a car that runs To be a psychiatrist Red .............. .Oh, gadfreys! ................ To finish college in three years Toe ...i........... Where's Betty and To have a good-looking corpse Kit.ty? Keithie .... ..... J ust luck! .....,.................. To move east on 2nd Street Bob ............... Betty ............ Mike ............. Barb ............. Rosie ............ A ggie ........... Larry... Gooch.. Mary .... Pat ....... Connie .......... Paps ..... Bob ............... lm ............... I thought I'd die .............. To be a dentist Where's Kitty and To go to college at Rockhurst Regina? Ah, yes ............................ To know what he wants to do after he graduates Drop dead! ........ ....... T o run an old maid's home with Katie Chicken ............................ To get a man I'm gonna say, Hello .... To go to college .........Is that right? To see the world ' Huh?! ............................. .To go into competition with Wilbert .I'm gonna say Goodbye To be a housewife Why shore! .................... To run Wilbert's pool hall Is Connie absent again? Is Pat absent again? .... Oh, I forgot! ...................... To do what Connie does To do what Pat does To be a nurse and take care of all my friends N-ow, I wouldn't say that.To run a pool hall Best Natured Charles Patterson Regina Hutsey Most Pleasing Personality Kitty Gallagher Larry Parks ZJXLVIJAQ? Handsomest Mike McKee Most Attractive Betty Lero Best Athlete Keeth Jones Qhzfum Most Likely I0 Suggeed Mary Ann Horgan John Benage Most Dependable Kathryn Bettega Robert Wilbert Best School Spirit Rosie Neil Friendliest Norma Holland Bob Kazmierski H0 E ROOMS I , FRESHMEN JUNIORS fAX gx V f A XX 'I , I ,rg Q21 Sgmpi? :r .2 v SOPHOMORES SENIORS f lil 1 , ll if . Y n In Sister C1arissa's algebra classes, the Freshmen lea.rn the importance and the way to solve the problems of mathematics. z+y:0 CLASSES The home economics classes under the direction of Miss Bazin leam the essentials of homemaking -bo cook and to sew. The biology class, taught by Father York, learns to appreciate the wonders of the plant and animal life. gs, In the current events class, guided by Mr. Spigarelli, the Junior class becomes acquainted with the happenings of the day. :Q Q z ,X In Latin I these pupils are taught the funda- mentals of the language of ancient Rome by Sister Edwina. In Chemistry these students under the direc- x. The Freshmen are enjoying themselves at one tion of Sister Clarissa learn and are fascifi- 3 U of their homeroom parties. ated by the wonders of modern science. -4 I . Geometry problems are solved by the members of the class, taught by Sister Clarissa. Representatives from our school for the Red Cross are Agnes O'Ilonnell and Agnes Marie Horgan. The students of Latin, under the direction of Sister Edwina, constitute the V.V4V. Latill Club- Latin Club officers are: Mike McKee, presidentp Kathleen McKee, secretaryg Mary Coleen Ahrens, vice-president, and Rita Zigmund, treasurer. MARIAN STAFF Faculty Advisor .,.,,..........,........,...,,.,.,.. Sister M. Edwina Co-Editors ...,.... Kathryn Bettega and Bob Kazmierski Business Managers: Agnes O'Donnel1, Rose Marie Neil, Jim Ryan Snaps and Photos: Norma Holland, Mary Rome, Francis Grant, Mary Ann Horgan and Rosemary Butler Art Editors: Helena Wettstein, Pat Schweitzer and Connie Wallace Sports: Charles Patterson and Robert Wilbert Typistsr Kitty Gallagher, Barbara Miller, Keeth Jones, Mike McKee, Regina Hutsey and Betty Lero X A A MARIANE'I'l'E STAFF Faculty Advisor -'---------------'--,--,-, .Father Edward York C0'Ed,it0r5 --------e-,------- W--J0hI1 Beflage and Larry P31-kg Associate Editors: M A ary nn Hor an, Kathr t and Agnes O'Donnell g yn Be tega Typists: Pat Schweitzer, Connie Wallace, Rose Neil and Norma Holland Business Manager .. Keeth J , '----'--e---- 3 ---- ---,----Y--,,--V.,V. ones Exchange Editors .,,.,,.. Regina Hutsey and Betty Lero v -'V-0 J Q Xu Q I Y-, 4 1 Wuaic Jeanne Krumsick and Joan Starr gave a successful voice recital during March at the Nurses' Home Auditorium. ' 1:11-- V9 ax 5 The band under the direction of Sister Athanasius has made its appearance at the carnival and other parish prujects. Under the direction of Sister Athanasius, the St. Mary's Glee Club has presented many enjoyable and excellent programs. The high school choir with Margaret Shaw as organist has provided the music for most of the Church's services. U' Halls Q5 Q PCRTS Hwy, ' idk: 910 4,118-4' 5 N ni 3 f f : ' , , I I f gnu? If 'Va'? gV!1f!'L Q' ' ,r 1,11-QI, 1aff.:.:.Q:,gw'C'64, h wxvgv'-A 3 ' is 2 A . x I Q - 'f A g xii Q ' .' s' xr' Mp! 'TO -' VH- SXQQQQQUQQ ,fxwx lik' X4 . 1 - gwi'Y g11i259.'EQ 'fq'Hl'5y9f.pQ.'fv,,'f Q A X 23 Hafiiif 53. ,. L . L..,f A ,,' ' r ,a , . x3 1 G fx G5 ' P E 'M 1. Front row, left to right-Coach Spigarelli. Bob Wilbert. Charles Patterson, Jim Ryan, Co-captains Keeth Jones and Mike McKee, John Benage, Larry Parks, Bob Kazmierski, and assistant coach, Father York, Third row-Jim Van Becelaere, Bob Havens, Francis Men- ghini, Bill Tierney, Jim Jones, .Sammie Giordani, Mike Lyons, Junior Monsour. Don Garrison. MQ? QUE Second row-Bob Rinehart, Jerry Cronister, Ted Lacina. Jim Hribar, John Kazmierski, Frankie Crcspino, Charles Duesing, Bob Krumsick Back row-Arthur Scavezzi, Walter Mahanes, Theodore Condos, Mickey Manfre, Leo' Peak, Jim Russian. For the second consecutive year the Panthers won the Min- eral Belt League Championship. St. Mary's has been in the M.B.L. for your years and twice has won second place and twice has ended up at the top of the league. The Panthers had a successful season this year winning eight while drop- ping two games. Coach Spigarelli led the team to its second consecutive unblemished record in league olay. fThe team lost a close decision to Arma, who won the Crawford County League first place.J The Saints won their annual Thanks- giving battle from Mineral and the undisputed champion- ship. The Panthers nlaved the last game without. the serv- ice of co-captain Keeth Jones, but they were led on to victory by co-captain Mike McKee. Frank Cresnino and Ted Lacina were elected by the team as co-captains for next year, A ,--f I Hi: f1......ir . The Panther B Team Football Schedule gt. MaI'Y's O onent 'McCune 44 ,......,... .. 'Mound City .. 44 ....v.. ...... M ulberry ...... 40 ....... .. 'Galena 57 .,...,. ....,,.,., W eir ..,.... 34 .,,.,.. ....., ' Frontenac ,.,,... 26 .,..... ...... M inden .... 38 .....,,. ...... E rie .... 25 ......., ...... Arma ........ 13 ,....... ..... M ineral .... 327 ............,,...... Totals ......... 'Non-League Games Hx 153 X X Q S gy K J f -4 4 Q' Nu' ! ,:, n iii Father York St. Mary's Opponents 37 ......,..... Erie ,..... .... 5 1 24 ............ Weir ............ 22 40 ....,... 'McCune ........ 41 42 ........ 'Frontenac ........ 44 43 ............ Liberal ............ 42 54 .,,..... College Hi ........ 58 75 ......., Mulberry ........ 32 104 .......... Minden ..,,..,..... 22 66 ............ Mineral ....,....... 34 38 ............ Erie ............ 50 63 ............ Weir ............ 53 41 ............ Liberal ............ 40 40 ........ College Hi .....,.. 75 68 ...,.,.. Mulberry ...,.... 40 42 ........ 'Frontenac 40 79 ........,.,, Minden ,........... 33 75 ............ Mineral .........,.. 26 931 ............ Total ........,... 683 'Non-league games District Toumament St. Mary's Opponents 78 ..,..... Mulberry ........ 39 43 ,.......,... Arma ............ 49 42 ,,,,,,,,,,,, Arcadia ............ 38 163 ,,..,..,,,,. Total ............ 126 Regional Tournament St. Mary's Opponents 50 ,,i..,,..... Walnut ..,...,..... 42 38 ...,.... Esmore ........ 70 88 ,,,,,,,,,,, . Total ...,........ 112 BASKETBALL For the first time the Panther Cagers took an undisputed couple of first places. About the middle of the season, the M.B.L, Tournaments were held. In a thrilling last few minutes, ' the Panthers snatched the first place trophy from Erie's Red Devils. They continued their success and went through the season losing only two league games for their No. 2 first place. The Panthers came up third in the district after losing to Arma. The first place team, Elsmore, beat the Panthers in the second game of the Regionals. Bob Wilbert was our captain for the '49-'50 season. Coach Spigarelli Kneeling-Jim Russian, Jim Buche, Larry Parks, John Kaz- mierski, Bob Brown. Back row-Don Garrison, Jim Van Becelaere, Leo Peak, Art Scavezzi. The Panther B team, for the fifth consecutive year brought home the first place trophy. During the span of M.B.L. Tournament those four years, the B team has St. Mary's Opponents piled up an unbelievable record of 78 42 ............ Liberal ............ 25 victories and only 6 defeats, In two 47 ...,.... C0llege Hi .....,.. 32 of these years the Panther B team 37 --------.--- Erie ------------ 36 has gone undefeated. The Panthers - - have lost only one league game dur- 126 .......-.... Total -.-.--.-.--., 93 ing these years. This year they were undefeated in league play and ended with a season's record of 15 wins out of 17 games. The captain for the season was Larry Parks. ggfwzyqq ,Q ,. :Stix ?Egg?i',v' L' 1 ,A-. Q F L , , ,Q 1 'linux Ik, f 9- . . , H I I! i l f . , 5 , ' Nj' ' Wg' x rg ' .' - 'X is -iuiffff , vi' ,N'3f5Piaj Ap J? ,iw ' l J ' --fn, 4 41 X E f l , J al 5 llllfffl l 5 ,, '- S l l ' .. 4 :l X I I I A. A. Grocery A. K: W. Root Beer Agatho, Father Ahrens, Mrs. V. T. A.l's Grocery Al's Recreation American Service Co. Arma Elevator Co. Azamber, .Phyllis Babcock Serv. Station Bartelli, Mary Ann Batten's Bakery Baugh, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Baumstark, Father Beitzinger, Joe Beitzinger, Mrs. John A. Bena, Dr. J. H. Benage, Dr. C. H. Benelli, Benelli, Andrew Margaret Bertone, Jimmy Bertone Tony Berry's 'cionii C o Bettega, Mr, hnglrs. A.M. Bettega, Mr. dz Mrs. E.A. Bevans, Mrs. David Bicknell, W. J. Bitner Motor Oo. Blancho Mrs. Gus Blanoho, Mrs. Robert Blue Room Cafe Bowlus School Supply Boyd, Pete Bray. Mrs. Brazil, Jim Brunet, John Brunet, Miss Vi Braun, Brown, Brown Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown Brown Bruffy Buchie, Butler, Butler, Cairn-s Dr. W. T. Carl Mrs. E. W. Mrs. Gene Mrs. Mary Mrs. Pearl Sheet Metal Co. Thomas E Polston John Mary Mr. dr Mrs. Verdan Miss Patsy Caldwell, Reba Calhoun Lumber Co. Campus Clmnerg Campus Groceg Cantelli, Mrs. ax Canlyun, Bertha Ciroero, Sam Clemens, Mrs. Ira Clems Coal Co Cripe, A. J. Cr1pe'.s Bakery Cronister Bros. Co. Crown Crown Beauty Shop Drug Store Curly's Drive-Inn ' Dalri, Mr. In Mrs. Attilio Dau.ghtery's Smoke House Davies, Mrs. Anna Davis, Mrs. Edwin Dayton, Scotty DeCastro Mr. and Mrs. DeGaspeni, Mrs. Delaney, R. C. Deruy, Mrs. John Dezzani Mr. 6 Mrs. Attilio Didalake, V. K. Dixon, Mrs. George Dixon, Mr. J. D. Downtown Motor Co. Drunagel, Frank Duff, Louis J. Dunn, Mrs. H. J. Eichorn, Bill Eichom, Fred Eichorn, George Eiohorn, Joe Eichorn, Margie Eichom, Otto 802 Cab Co. Eliiott, Dr. H. R. Ellis, Dr. C. H. Erickson, C. W. Esch, A. J. Esch, Pete Fadler Produce Oo. Farabi, Angelo Farabi, Peter Ferguson Studio Fern, Jennie E. Finnegan, Father Peter PATRONS First State Bank Foodtown No. 1 Foodtown No. 2 Fleming's Cafe Fleming, Mrs. Morris Florio Barber Shop Franz, Victor Friend, Mrs. B. Friend, Mrs. Ed Friskel, John C. Gardner, Allen Gargaletti, Albert Gendusa, J. P. Gentile, Michael Giacometti, Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Glick, Mrs. John Gould's Clothing Store Graver, Mrs. Adah Graves, Mrs. Grace Graves Studio Gregg Tygpewriter Co. Gregor, Pauline Gruber, Carole Gruber, Joe Gruber, Lawrence Gutterldge Pharmacy Haderline, Agnes Haderline, Mrs. A. J. Haderline, Bobby Hagman, Mr, Headlight.Sun Heenan, Joe Helmert, Jim Henneberry, Mr. Hodges, Mr. Delbert Holden's Clothing Store Hribor, Mrs. Ann Hribor, Mrs, John Hubbard's Supply Hunter, Bun Jones, Mrs. H. Jones, Mr. H. H. Jones, M. G. Kazmierski, Clare Kazmierski, Joe K-azmierski, Jowhn H. Kazmierski, Leonard Kazmierski, Marilyn Keearns Mr. Keegan. James Keller, Mrs. Oscar Kelley, Jim Kelly, Goldie Kennedy, Helen Kennedly John, Kempster, H. J. Kencard, Mrs. Kathryn King, Mr. J. J. Klobaso Service Station Kleman, Mrs Barbara Kress Store KSEK Krusick, Mr. George Krumsick, Mrs. George Layden, Frank Leffler, Dr. Paul Lenne, Mrs. Midas Lenski, Mr. Joe Leon, Mrs. F. B. Liberty Cleaners Loomis, Frank Loomis, R. S. Loth Mrs. Jack Loth, Johnny Love's Triangle Grocery Lyons, Dr. D. J. Lyons, Francis Machetta, Mahala Mac's Barber Shop Mac's Food Market Magee. Violet Marrone Bros. Marty's Bakery Marshall, Jack Massimann, Mrs. Albert Mays, Dr. J. C. McKee, Dr. D. B. McKee, Mrs. D. B. McNally Ed. McNally, Mrs. F. P. Mehornay Furniture Co. Meiers, Mrs. Christine Mengehini, Chas. H. Meredith, Beatrice Meyer, Mrs. Kenneth Meyers Motor Supply Mlidlfand T-heater M-iller's Studio Miller, Earl E. Mobley, Mr. H. Monsour, Joe Montee, Dr. Mart Montgomery, Dr, L. E. Moricone, Lew Mooney, Mrs. Tom Morgan, Bert Morgan, Margaret Motors, J. D. Mt. Carmel Hlfipital Mouser, Becky Muller, Dr. S. B. Murphy, Walter Murty. Dolly Dean National Bank Naylor-Quinn Funeral Home Newman, Dr. C. S. Neil, Pat Neil, Mrs. Sam Norine's Gift Shop Nu Look Beauty Shop Obefliey. Mrs. George Oehme, David 0ld.ham's Dairy Otten, A. W. Otto's Cafe Otto-'Way Owsley, Perry Polston, Mr. John Panneck A Hand Paris Hat Works Parks, Mrs. J. A. Patterson, Mrs. C. H J. Patterson, W. F. Patterson, Patty Pedroga, Dr. D. A. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Pasini, Loretta Parrish, r. W. A. Payne, Virginia Peak Angela Peak, Joe Pittman, Adelin Pittman, Marie E. Pittcraft Inc. Pittsburg Public Library Pittsburg Ice Cream Co, Pittsburg Optical Co. Pittsburg Police Dept. Pittsburg School Supply Porr. W. W. Purdon, Mrs, Wm. Puritan Dairy Quier, John Quincy Lumber Co. Radell, Marcella Redd, Mildred Rembrant Studio Richmond, C. M. Rinehart, Mrs. H, D, Robinson, Dr. R. H. Rock, Marie Rodkey's Roitz, Tony Rlomanzi, Ray Russian, Mrs. Mary Russin-g, Lon Ryan, Miss Carolyn Sue Savant, Tillio Scalet, Jim Soalet's Smoke House Scavezze, Mrs. Arthur Schavezze, Mrs. Arthur Sohasteen, Mrs. Helen Schallo Awning Co. Schreeb, Mrs, G, W, Sell, Mrs. A. N. Sell, John Sell, John P. Shaffer, M. L. Shanta. Edith Shaw, Mrs. Jessie Shoil, Vincent Sheward, Mr. Martin Showalter Shop Sister Harriet Sister Marie Celine Slcaer Radio Company Skelton, Mr. J. J. Slaters, Mrs. John Simion, Mrs. Mary Simion, Mrs. Sophia Simonoic. Rosemary Simoncic, Victor Singelton, Joan Smardo, Marianne Smith Tobacco Co. Spritzer, Mrs. Martin Stacy Motor Co. Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. John Stapp, Mrs. Walter Stelle, Dr. H. L. Stermel, Mrs. L. E, Strawn, Dr. W. Strukel, Jack Stumfoll, Dr. Sweenie, Minnie Sullivan, Florence Sullivan, Mary Sunny Cal Bottlinfd Co. Thomas, Mr. and rs. Verne Tierney, Mr. and Mrs. Toeller, Mr. W. F. Towner, J. B. Tridle, Mrs. P. Utermoehlen Block Q Coal Co. Vacca. Joan Van Becelaere, Mrs. Grace Van Becelaere, Mrs, Wm. Van Hoy Motor Co. Ve-atch, Dr. H. J. Vietti, Mrs. Walker, Lawrence M. Wallace, Mrs. W. J. Wood, Mrs. Watson. Vemice Weeks, Mrs. Weeks, Eddie Welcome, Mrs. Whitman, Don Wilbert, Florine Wilbert, Mr. and Mrs Howard Wilbert, Mrs. R. M. Williamson, Mr. Ernie Wright, Marvin Wyman, Mrs. Charles Youvan, Ralgph Zanona, Erma Zanona, Nadine Zettl Bakery Zigmund, Mrs. V. A. Zigmund, Victor Zucca, Ann Zuech. Ernest FRIENDS Adams, H. H. Arm-a Record Printing dz Publishing Automatic Canteen Co. Baker Printing Co, Bowlus School Supply Bud's Jewelry Er Loan Co. Cronister Bros. Const. Co. Dairy Queen Decker Insurance Co, Deruy Maytag Co, Farmers Group Insurance Ferguson Studio Grill, The Hull 6 Dillon Jones Drive-Inn Kern Auto Service Naim Equipment Co. Nile Beauty Shop Oasis Cafe Pittsburg laundry Secrest Service Skaer Radio Shop Stacy Motor Co. Stalleis-Varzant Texaco Turner Advertising Co. Turner Bakery 5.F!4.E!l.E,'!LQ!E..'TEEE5 l. 1. samuel, President 129 N. W. Third Si. OKLAHOMA CITY 1-4 'Q' K , f-MJ .I-.nv . 1 N 1 f 3 ,yn 1 ,- X ik. ,k wi .Va 1. , ,f .1 I v -.' .1 I? -X, ,I ? ',,r 1 U 'Nw' Q wp: 'Quinn N. I 'lf.,! w . X , , v -, Y lg 4, L. ii! I n . ,.,., ,lf ., F, . x, K.VLlvj1. . I ' N ,. A' . .- vu wx ,J .:,.l-- ..., J1 ' , 5.5. !'- ,, X 'Y ' 1 ,f-:T f -:: x1' if - rig i-L32 V Xu ..., L4,,,- .,, ,,K 1, ' ' L, ' - ,-1 avi' J. ,u ,.1 ,-, g e.., .LA -:- M4 Irv- V 1 .1 A, jf. 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