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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

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Q N .v:.,5,h , -vf,i...,, .. .k,, 4 Q -, :,,.-1,-fy ., '- ,. ' -1 ff' r J 'ffl A f f1s?i,g'.:- ' 1.-, Q V P' n , 'Hg' 4 1-Y .1 mg gif - jg. -gi-:..g,, J N,-sq-jg-' 1.-4.411-y - -'Q' ' ' Q-if A V 535- 1 1g 1 ff . -qq.:J..1.,:,egf1-,.-ev. ' ' fx - 1 -'5 v v 4 ,A YV f 4f.f:.n,,g31-11 .4 ' , .ell . .-4. .':,ir:.: - ,- Q V, 1, -e :-1-2-. Q. Q Compliments of Compliments of GUTTERIDGE PHARMACY DERUY-ALBERTINI Seniofm St. Mory's High School Pittsburg, Kansas ION2 on' il- ' slr: QA'. ge Q... x ex fre rs' 'xx . , X .. X I I 1 A .55 ' an 5. aff I , firm . . fi, 1. , ' lifafj '3ilial Hppneciation to our Most Reverend Bishop, Mark K. Carroll, S.T.D., for the sincere charity which has manifested itself in devoted interest in St. Mary's, Pittsburg. Your inspirational leadership in all phases of Catholic education has merited our greatest respect, Your Excellency. It is our prayer that God may grant you continued success in your apostolic labors as Bishop of the Diocese of Wichita to which we are proud to belong, and a most generous reward in His heavenly kingdom. 2 Conqnatulationa to our superintendent and pastor who was elevated during this year of the Diamond Jubilee to the dignity and rank of a Domestic Prelate of the Church. We extend to you, Right Reverend Monsignor Alex G. Stremel, our sincere best wishes, as well as our gratitude for your unfailing interest in our education and all our activitites. The new St. Mary's High School has been planned through your inspir- ation, and we know that, through your perseverance, it will become a reality ln appreciation of your devoted efforts, we ask God to continue to bless you abundantly throughout your life, Msgr. Stremel. His Excellency, the Most Reverend Mark K. Carroll, S. T. D. , is shown blessing the robes of the new monsignor just before the Pontificial Mass for the Diamond Jubilee of St. Mary's Parish, November l8, l956. Father Albert Massman, O. S. B., an alumnus of St. Mary's High School, stands be- side Monsignor Stremel . 3 l. St. Mclry's Church, our place of worship. ll. St. Mory's School, our Almo Moter. Ill. St. Mory's Gymnasium, our fielclhouse. IV. St. Mory's Rectory, our priests' home. V. St. Mory's Convent, our Sisters' home. VI. Site of the new St. Mciry's High School. fl 2 0. 2 n f an '3utufle c I ,ff ,XS ,l The E Q If ST. MARY'S HIGH S ,S f 0 of 5 S E of 6.0 the A K 4 ' 0 FUTURE A l Emlsesketched bY Xxiikxxk 6 as Reverend George Long XX X, i Q 6 'Jo 'Jhe Coach Mr. Farrell has been untiring in his efforts to instill into us the spirit of good sportsmanship as well as excellence in all sports. We congratulate him on the splendid achievements of the teams and thank him for the honors brought to the school. With all sincerity we, the Senior Class of St. Mury's High of l957, dedicate this MARIAN to you, Lon 'launell REV. ROBERT KOCOUR REV. CHARLES STEIMEL REV. GEORGE LONG RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR A LEX G, STREMEL, Superintendent Sincere thanks to each and everyone of you for your guidance and in- spirationg your friendship, sympathy, and under- standing. Our hearts are filled with a gratitude which is difficult to frame in words. 452 4' ff'- MR. LON FARRELL MR, RICHARD CLOTHIER '? .ani 05' 'E--I sf' 9- SISTER M. LUKE SISTER M. TERESITA SISTER M. PAU LA. Principal Q- -'Sf 6 SISTER M. CYRILLA , SISTER M. VINCENTIA MISS JUDY BURCH MRS. ALICE SIMONCIC ga - Seniona I 957 ffffu Y wr' 7 ft 5? FORMING A JUBILEE DIAMOND are some of the Who's Who of the class, Starting in the center picture with the officers, back row, are Don Cukiati, Vice- President, and Jim Radell, President. Front row, Ann Rinehart, Secretory, and Jim Cronister, Treasurer. wise order, Girl Stater, Sue Brown with Joe Bartelli and Mike Spritzer, Represent- atives to Boys' State, are shown in the top picture. The two new members to join the class are Tom Crandon and Marianne Miller. Soclal ity officers Compliments of PEPSI-COLA Compliments of F IE LDCRE ST SUPERETTE MARKET 9? include David Oberley, President of K.S.S. U., and Sue Brown and Angela McNeil I, senior Sodality Councilors. MARIAN co-editors, Jeanette Wettstein and Pat Gilmore, complete the diamond. Viewing the groups in clock- JIM RADELL Baseball 45 Basketball 45 Care Carolling 45 Class President 4: Chorus 1, 25 Football 15 K.M.U.K. 35 Marianette Staff 4. .IIM CRONISTER Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 45 Care Carolling 45 Chorus 1, 2,35 Class Officer 45 Columbian Squire 45 4-H 35 K.M.U.K. 1,2,3,45Soda1ity 1,2,4. DON CUKJATI Band 1, 2,3, 45 Band Officer 2, 3,45 Care Carolling 45 Class Officer 45 Football l,3,45 K.M.U.K. 2,3,45 Sod- ality 3, 4. Seniofta Compl imenfs of BOWLUS SCHOOL SUPPLY JEANETTE WETTSTEIN Care Carolling 45 Choir 1, 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 F.N.A. 15 Home- coming Attendant 35 Homecoming Queen 45 K. M.U.K. 1, 2, 3, 45 Marian Co-Editor 45 May Queen Attendant 35 Music Festival 15 Pep Club 45 Sodality 1, 2,3,4. PAT GILMORE Altar Boy 1,2, 35 Annual Attend- ant 15 Band 35 Baseball 35 Basket- ball 2, 3,45 Care Carolling 45 Football 1,2,3,45 K.M.U.K. 5 I my 1, 2,3,45 Marian Co-Editor 45 P Marianette Staff 3. D I LEONA LERO Care Carolling 45 Choir 1, 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 K.U.M.K. 1,2,3, 45 Lourdes Players 25 Marianette 45 , , , Sodamy 1,2'3'4: Thespian 4. of Cuklotl and Cronlster Enioying the music Compliments of ERNIE WILLIAMSON MUSIC HOUSE ANN RINEHART Annual Candidate 35 Care Carolling 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2,35 Class Officer 45 Dra- matics l,2,35 Home- coming Attendant 25 K.M.U.K. 1,2,3,45 Majorette 45 Marianette Staff 45 Music Festival 15 Pep Club 3,45 Sod- ality 1, 2,3,45 Thespian 4 SUE BROWN Band 1 2,3,4, Care Carolling 4, Choir 1,2, 3 4 Girls' State 3, M U K. l,2,3,4, Marianette Co-Editor 4 Music Festival 1, 2, Music Festival Clarinet Solo 1 2, Pep Club 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Officer 3,4. IOE BARTELLI Altar Boy 1,2,3,4, Care Carolling 4, Chorus 1 2: K.M.U.K. 1 2 3 American Radio Relay League 3,4. Seniona Compliments PURITAN DAIRIES, INC. Sue and Mike entertain with Chopsticks Compliments of FRONTENAC BAKERY DONNA HOLLAND Care Carolling 4, Choir 1, 2,3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 3, K. M.U. K. 1, 2, 3, 4, Marianette staff 3, Music Festival 3, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Thespian 2,3, 4, Dramatics Club President 4. DAVID OBERLEY Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Candidate for Annual King 1, Care Carolling 3,4, Chorus 1, Dramatics 3,4, K.M.U.K. 1,2, 3,4, Sodality 1, 2,3,4, Columbian Squire 3,4, State Sodality Pres- ident 4. JOHN PLUMLEE Care Carolling 4, Chorus l,2, Football 1,2,K, M, U. K, 1,2,3. I0 MIKE SPRITZER Boys' State 3, Care Carolling 4, Choir 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3, Columbian Squire 3, 4, Jun' ior Red Cross 3,45 K.M. U.K. 1,2,3,4, May Crownmg Attendant 2, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 1,2. ANGELA MARIE McNElLL Care Carolling 4, Choir 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Class Officer l,3, Junior Red Cross 2,3, 4, K.M.U.K. 1,2,3,4, Marian Staff 4, Marianette Staff 4, May Crowningi Attendant 2, Music Festiva 1,2, Organ 2,33 Pep Club 3,4, So ality 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Officer 4. FRANCES GENDUSA Care Carolling 45 Choir 1,2, 3, 45 Chorus 1,2, 35 Dramatics 2, 35 Future Nurses 45 K. M. U. K. 1, 2, 3, 45 Marianette Co-Editor 45 Marianette Staff 35 May Crowning Attendant 15 Music Festival 1, 25 One Act Play Contest 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Sodality l,2,3, 45 Thespian 2, 3,45 Madrigal 45 Lourdes Players 2, 4. MABEL JOHNSON Band 2, 3, 45 Care Carolling 45 Choir 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Extension Teen Board Repre- sentative 45 Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,45 K.M. U,K. l,2,3, 4: Marizmette Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Sodallty 4, TOM SELL Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Care Carollirig 45 Chorus 1,25 Class Officer 2, 35 Drarnatics Club 45 Football 1, 2,3,4. NANCY TANGYE Assistant Librarian 1, 2, 35 Care Carolling 45 Chorus 1,2,35 Choir 1, 2, 3,45 Class Officer 25 Junior Red Cross 1,2,35K.M.U.K. 1, 2, 3, 45 Marianette Staff 45 Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Thespians 2,3,45 Madrigal 45 Lourdes Players 2, 4. KEN CORSINI Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Care Carolling 45 Chorus 1,25 Class Officer 15 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Il JIM TOWNER Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 3,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Care Carolling 45 Chorus 1, 25 Class Officer 35 Football 1, 2, 3,4. Senioua Compliments of SELL AND SONS Men of Eose Compliments of ESCH LUMBER COMPANY TOM THOMAS Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1, 2,3, 45 Care Carolling 45 Chorus 1, 25 Columbian Squire 3,45 Sodality 3,4. MARTIN BENELLI Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Candidate For Annual King 3: Care Carolling 4: Chorus 1: Columbian Squire 3,4: K.M.U.K. 1,2,3,4: May Attendant 1, 3: Sodality 1,2,3,4. Seniona Compl imenfs of BUD'S JEWELRY Lef's Make Music Compliments of FRISKEL UNDERTAKING FRONTENAC BARBARA AZAMBER Care Carolling 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Class Officer 2: K.M.U 1, 2, 3, 4: Marian Candi- date 1: Marianette Staff 4: Music Festival 1, 2: Organ 4: Pep Club 3,4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. MARIANNE MILLER Cate Carolling 4: Church Choir 2, 3: Girls Sextette 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Junior Red Cross 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Marlanette Reporter 4: Music Festival 1, 2,3: Sodality 4: Junior Red TOM CRANDON Altar Boy 1, 2.3: Baseball 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3,4: Care Carolling 4: Sodality 1.4. SUE LUDLOW Care Carolling 4: Choir 2,3,4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 1, 2. 3,4: F.N.A. 4: Junior Red Cross Cross President 4. 1: K.M.U.K. 2,3,4: Marianette Staff 4: Music Festival 1: Pep Club 3, 4: Pep Club Officer 4: Sodality 2, 3,4: Sodality Officer 3: Student Council 1: Officer 1: M.B. L. One Act Play Contest 2: Madrigal 4, Dramatics 4: Officer 4. I2 TEDDY MEYER Care Carolling 4: Chorus 1,2, 3: K.M.U.K. l, 2, 3,4:Soda1ity 1,2,3,4. BOB SMITH Care Carolling 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Class Officer 2, Football 2, K.M.U.K. 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA BEITZINGER Care Carolling 4, Choir 1,2, 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3, Dramatics 1,2,3,K.M.U.K. 1,2,3,4, Marianette Staff 4, Music Festival 1, Pep Club 3,4, Sodality 1, 2,3,4, Madrigal 4. ANGELIA LYONS Care Carolling 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, K.M.U.K. 1, 2, 3,4, Music Festival 1.2, Pep Club 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 4. Seniona Compliments of SEYMOUR'S--PITTSBURG'S FINE QUALITY STORE JEANETTE CRONISTER Annual Candidate 2, Care Carolling 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1,2, F.N.A. 1, K.M.U.K. 1,2,3, 4, Music Festival 1, 2, Pep Club 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN SANDERS Care Carolling 4, Football 1, K.M.U.K. 1,2,3,4. Love those drums Compliments of BEITZINGER HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY MILLA RD CRONISTER Altar Boy 1,2,3,4, American Radio Relay League 4, Care Carolling 4, Choir 1, 2, Chorus 1,2, K.M.U.K. 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1, 2, 4. - 'f-if . Q 1 ,V l 1 f g, ' J ' flff' I ' ' ' 3' Z4 9 1' I A' . , ,hi L 5-, f-,K f if D , ' - ll .8 I' ' ' 1 X 3, JK-' If 4 41 'A A , . 1 I -IX' ws '- L A 5 Ya 'Q I. ' 1 f Y ...AV ' , ' A mg 1, 1 5 64 gf,-3 Q K f .Q ,A -gif' E js Wa-'G'-- nl X Q, A, , . V n . , . 1 - ' E H 4 I 2 :F . '- ' f E 4f f t f , , h Q 1 I 957 Wlanian Stabb w J l Ann Rinehart, Mabel Johnson, and Angela McNeill begin work for the Class HiS Y for the 1957 Marian' Sister M, Paula, Marian sponsor, checks with the co-editors, Jeanette Wettstein and Pat Gilmore, on page layout. Compliments of Compliments of SUPERIOR PRINTING CO. EDDIE WEEKS Realtor 8- Insurer 1957 MARIAN STAFF, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Gilmore, John Sanders, Bob Smith, Mabel Johnson, Barbara Beitzinger, Angelia Lyons, Ann Rinehart, Jeanette Cronister, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanette Wettstein, Angela McNeill, Barbara Azamber, Leona Lero, Donna Holland, Sue Brown, Michael Spritzer, John Plumlee, Jim Cronister, Millard Cronister, and Frances Gendusa. , ' I?71fl0u1'lCeUd T I, T L80 0rs Conc a, e QVOL. XVI ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL. PITTSBURG, KANSAS, TUES.WJAN. 22, 1957 garb Get? , in the air 4 f l W 'w s w ' Y '-4' Y-AM I . t. llaly s H0stl0 I,eaHelsfHpbclloolm,SE1v1.211,1f.56 NUMBER ua T '0Q,o,o,o1'ls,,d wgal , , , . , , f 'ifT'f ' ight? ao re 00, ' , Alls-Q. Q 1 - - I - 'ffe.s.00 tssllllln lllll Bl H1111 .lt lxhll, ,0ber1Cy Named State JfeZ',bf0,, lb a,,z?,alQl t. t. Mal'y's Smllily will bo host tho lllll-1'41lioq.sl11n S.--' ' 0 S , N i . ' ' orgt Ibbzaflbh , the Hllnllill I.o.ldvl'shlp SCITUOI pil whi.-h ' Preslflpv' 66 98,1 6' ,oleen be 1101.1 or-1. 11. Q1 Kansas A- l Team ' ' ff co0e,'3'1v .11-'ll' to Toawllors C' lll-:lv n : 'W 5 atlljpql-, JBC C 1 be und -1-- ' ' .n , - jrlqbateq, EXBCUY , , 'ous take! IM.,-1 A vs, sf, ws ms Y-xllgtn :- lfefing ba or -rv Twain aw ' L L V .Pol are earned .qvlll . u - W ucbclass- h I W.. Q ,, eighty points pc 00. l ' be conduct will OQCHAIKS Weiscnburgy e beglnnlng . This class. KSSU' the place of OY5 a. letter, Poln follows: Practl ming each SW Hour. Five poln concert and lessons taught o-QXXX09 Q, Fifteen poln int M' QC 98 solo. and ens ,Save vi CD 'NVQ Sgcem are Eiv Y5 YQQX ' .K,f.Nw members . Qi-xx 90 if s stating tha ,Qs-X 01. Ng-20 ,L I GNN QW I nsorecl e-required que qeox ng S90 -- points ahifoh'-ttex' untl ' xdl:Q'., The review can U beam hi.-Wed P WI - W 69112: Catholic book ma swam -'Q 'Q eff Bibs-,,,' uncle' since Jan. 1, 195 H ggTcszilE7Z,fie'1'?W ,:.Zs UMW be D h '12 of-51 1-M812 ,lr of his ' E S-X pi? BS 0 11,91 Of U fspncdon Paula. FIYSC place -QA homore chili supver ban haf. 1140 Je i - - the Father Watson sixty St8zU'6 dil'8Ct0I' held beloved Fr. Stremel Holland leads the Loul'- your students of St. as president' Edgar High School We are pl-sua meeting Nov. 27. also Congratulations Rt. R S' Costume Msgr. Alex G. Stremel managers. a rx d -. or the bl 'ian doll dol McNally. John was when he rec evening of II that he was QYOI' to the palm. Will Eli!!!-. ,-unief Sue Brown, Frances Gendlusa Editors: Page 1--Angela McNeill I into a delectable rr to be served Sun- -9 '01 Wx' 511. ,rltin APQII T11 18,711 O01-N Sllaroseb any u,L:L.,n ,fair V060 .VDO 1-I, , Page 2+-Carolyn Braun My 20 ffm 1 to 'Durga' Olasof ,fm 'fs Se Page 3-Patty Burns -ices are 51.00 for affiq. O f'q S H7130 is the a Page 4-Larry Koppers . taken 512 , lors as it, 1 506 for children' once 9.29.15 ' che Kansas Business-Barbara. Beltzlnger Circulation Manager -- Rosemary Va.n.Becelaere d Corsinl and Mrs. mlnline, sophomore Comprehcnslvl, Examillovi pared by the QQ,-sc' Q0 Teachers' Col' ' we U ihll fl . A - K gliugas K3-ea Reporters - Mabel Johnson. Jim mothers' are m The tvs' -Xo9XQXX 6x.l1llSfifl Peggy MC. Radell. Nancy T8HKY9f LOGIN. Lee Cx-om 1-lass CCl'lXN.xf1xX,5, ' v.lJ0l' llllill l 'igrugm Lero, Ann Rinehart. Marianne MANA .self we Amllsll, Illllfll, s 5221 chmiw Miller, Maron Benelli. favld 'Wes 0' Van GERS. ST ,11 slllciivsx zlllfl ll 1 glow Ill. li Malosn- Suelumwmr Qetsial' Ba 1360618616 ANDING. with me R4 lager. KN. Lam lL0iZuav0'1tty Corbara Benz. 1 Circular. Rose1,,qry.ml1a ' .N-5 -, - N 1 , the honors. Ts gy p.lS1DlNi- Camown sz XAN' and SEDITQRSIZS'-H, Busjncon' f 5 ' . ' ' ,AV 1 L1 ' fa: , , 53. ps' A WUYYOR ' NZM' V .nul x ' 'Lucy 'lvl X. , 6 BrOW'7. mm Gelld V N613 L exa XNXC Q 3. xwcx xw K Usa ' , NWS us. ' A ' -pl' ' 1 Q- 55. my ll' . ltczran Q- --- pP mean T in ' , 4, by 2 Pl' -- .r . q .1 D if 3 ge ldt we, tnhnglviigse prayers. QA ,fa1 ?l'5t all may be one as Thou self His fol iii Zilzesgloisglgggtftliiiuigi of the honortour Holy Father uniona wall' Compliments of THE FIRST STATE BANK OF PITTSBURG Compliments of CAMPUS GROCERY Diane Havens Wilfred Shields Donna Longerot Ronnie Wilbert Betty Tierney James lreton Dio Vietti Patricia Mattingly David Maloan Margaret Van Becelaere Pat McGraw Carolyn Braun Joseph Monahan James Monahan IUNIOR OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT David Maloan . . . Treasurer Karl Krumsick . . . President Diane Havens . . . Secretary Rosemary Van Becelaere . . Vice- President Rosemary Van Becelaere bf. Ron Wilbert and Patty Burns 'reign' at the Mock Coronation 'crazy cats' ball, i -'45 Mis, 4 mg Compliments of PASINI'S STANDARD SERVICE and THE WHITE GRILL Michael Patterson Karl Krumstck s Carol Sue Smith Larry Adamson Kay Crandon 'I 'uk N sl' X -I WLC u If Y WN' 739 ,pu- Asr. ilu., if John Valentine Patricia Burns Neil Miller Andrew Johnson .,!': y if f- b The American Government if? W5 'rs class sponsors a pre-national election vote. Eisenhower was elected at St. Mary's High Enos Slaughter autographs a baseball which Rosemary Van Becelaere was lucky enough to win I Diann Thomas Terry Gallagher Rita Barthelme David Ahrens Edgar Conrad Joyce Moeder Larry Koppers DiAnn Delaney David Carlton Kathleen Lyons Maureen John Mary Gene Virginia Francis Miller Casterman Hainline Corsini Elliott Zigmund Lee Cron ister Carol e Buset Sophomonea Glen Gilmore Shirley Cronister Pat Fager Nikki Banke Dennis Purdon ' 1 C ,,, Frances Stahl 3... ,, John Watson -F, ': i 37if5 Eileen McNally ' ' L ' Kay King , i 1 'T' ' S Merle Pasini .l 5' Flora Shields Q F John Hamilton 20 K SIM' Compliments of COCA-COLA Compliments of CHICKEN ANNlE'S SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Lee Cronister President Michael Quinn Vice-President Kay King . . Treasurer Virginia Elliott . Secretarv A. '1-. .. J' -JF- Q4 Mickey Rosemary Michael Sharon Machetta Colborn Vietti Simoncic Some of the Sophomores proudly display their realistic decorations for the HalIowe'en dance. 'x , , ii fr Compliments of BAKER PRINTING CO. 1 'i X Hs.. AJ 1? -if ln Richard Cicero KK Delores Susan Theys Simoncic Bill Lundberg Karen Keller John O'MaI Iey Sue Martinous Francis Smith Compliments of Maxine Bettega PITTSBURG and MIDWAY COAL MINING CO. Fred Benelli Joyce Monsour Susan, Freda, Eileen, Sharon, and the - - Scarecrow serve the punch. Gloria Thomas Bill Scazezze Freda Wettstein .Iohn McMahon 21 Patricia Shay H Michael Quinn 'Fc ,C -...ZF if ' I. ,a I. N '- I 0- 'FS 'W it 36. 4- ,L - 'fi K . i 9 Y' -6 fi ,, t 7 1 Elizabeth Van Becelaere Kenneth Bartelli Mary Keegan Ronald Gilmore Michele Genclusa Robert Fleming Marilyn Gibson James Row ' Sandra :Ls sJQl,i.':, S- in. Ri v . K if .A g . H., T '3neal1men FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Ann Koppers . Secretary Susan Gastel. . President I Barbara Harmon .Treasurer J Marilyn Gibson .... Vice-President Mobley , - an I - 4 N . iS :'-'l 1 S Elizabeth Jack Q N - ,. 221' Anne Koppers f Rosemary Amershek Q A' . 6 ' g Margaret Stahl l A, 7 Karen Benelli gEjQa 1 ' w Agnes Falliaux 1 B ll I K Compliments of HOTEL BESSE --E S -1 1 Joseph Berk A 5' 5 lg. Susan Gastel H- Del Bartelli :harles Clugston Compliments of VERN PLATTNER MOTORS They Profit Most Who Serve Best ix I x T 3 9 X Q. Q 'TI' ' ' ?. :- '- 2' We r 1 I -A l ,B-'Bt ...af P Joseph Palmer Sharon Cronister Kenneth Powell Janet Cronister Janice Cronister S -u Louis Boulard 6 we 4, 3 A Lana : 32 - . Adam son e7 fi? ' f Shirley lj 'lla Doyle Bonn ie Smith One can still dance with a broken arm, Powell proves. 'QM ,J, can O be Re '72 efhberedl Pat ' ' me A Mc Neil l Q E i I een fi- X ' Horgan Y? , 3 , . hx' 4'5.x S- S Abbe ' Friend Nancy Maxine Ray Wllbefl' James Schirk Barbara Harmon Bill Sampson Robert Meyer Mary Dell Sharp Compliments of Compliments of CALHOUN-PUTNAM LUMBER CO. DE CASTRO'S CLOTHING STORE Dudley Dixon, Mgr. 23 Q Queen Wlaniane Kaq King i . Kmq Wlafuan XVI I flohn Hamilton Q A Compliments of WRIGHT'S GREEN HOUSE Compl imenfs of SENIOR CANDIDATES: Jim Cronisfer and Angelic Lyons RAMSAY'S S1 JUN Iii fo YF A Jo 4401, 4 T5 YN 0 Yo Q6 5- 2S O S 44 Or, Q ' QV we Oed 'Po' Oneco 3005801 Sr MARIAN 26 Compliments of DEC KER INSURANCE 2 Kenilem NGHT FT To BELGW , Elizabeth lack' we ell. elle! - iilgrxahan. Nyce Mo Cononation Ball Marian Co-Editor, Pat Gilmore watches Compliments of HOME T GIFT SHOP BE Affgena L RIGHT yo . : Kay Ki ns' 11171 Cro . Il H1 I 8, John Hamutons er, The Royal Waltz as Jeanette Wettstein, Co-Editor, places the crown on the head of the victorious Sophomore, John Hamilton. Kay King is already crowned Queen Marianette. J The Queen is Crowned , ng- if. 33-1:7 , 1 1 - ,, .ry 'xv sg: .nxt plunmswu, DSI! f A A ' K ,N Lf 'X f ' ,W b -f ' tx. A A 'lf A r -2.15.-8. , . , A ' A .A f . ' J f I 'P ' 'S' h 2 4 vm A g ., ' .' , A ', . ' .Q ,- -. 2 ix K hu ,F A Q t ii , ' ' lx 2, i . Q f B - ' , - t. I ' sv A ' if 99' x . 'Z Ax,.- ,, . I. 'gl I Q Q' ' 2 ' 1 v, J f' a 4 s ' I i 42, x LP? 45 lb., w NIL -un mm -1 13- ' 4 fi' ,: f,, ,cz'33 - 'F 'nun ig: 141' Kanaaa State .Sodalitq Union Wichita and Dodge Citq Dioceaan Councils School ob Catholic Leadenahip Sponsored by celebrated St. Mary's High School ima which Zi .Ct Camel Pittsburg, Kansas Missa l ,t MK' ' Sunday October l4, i956 ads the Y. sueck ' m Y weisenbetggligtn Xgnauus S ta 6 Rei- W Hall. me WW for K. S. S.U. PRESIDENT David Oberley St. Mary's High Sodalists from all over Kansas resolve: I will give completely my heart through her heart to His Heart. Compliments of DRS. D. P. BENELLI, OPTOMETRISTS Rev. EJ. Weisenberg, S.I. , K. S. S.U. Director, greets Paul McNally who was Compliments of President 15 years ago. Father Vogel, Sister Paula, Father Watson, Carol Hammer- GIL'S STANDARD SERVICE bacher, and David Oberley watch with interest. fi. Lv ,Q- 5 , , 1'f f3wL' W' , if 'N 'IL 1, . Q 'V' S A 5- . . 4 ff I3 x' - . 'I '. QQ.-14 '-' ., x ,, ' -'sig ' ' iilf' f jg., ,, 13 ' W i A 5A fm .J' ,, P Q8 4 WDW A ' ,I 5 .. an ,I 3 .Z -' ga? I fn W ,i'j-lily ' nf g,g.!,'9: K V4 . ' if -' ,QV - . g 4 , 1 . . K . V . , , A . W xmas Q -,sl . 0 ii 5-4.1. I I TFN. The Blue Notes sang for the Kiwanis Pancake Fry, over radio and T,V,, a P,S,A, meeting, and at the Variety Show, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Brown, accompanistg Leona Lero, Donna Holland, Jeanette Wettstein. SEATED: Barbara Azamber and n Nancy Ta Comp I i ments of COMMERCE ACCEPTANCE Compliments of RUNYAN'S STATIONERS Miss Judy Burch Choral Instructor ROW LEFT TU Nw-karen Keller' bnvwcelaere. Marilyn Gres CLUB' TOP an, Maxine Ray' m Exizabeth Van BT Agnes rauxaux- GXRLS '1 en Borg el 51-3 ' 1 331161 1' Lana Adamson' Eire cy Wilbert. Manga! Susan Gastel. De , as , an - CroniSl5 ' Glorxa Thom jamile Sm ith . Mary Keegan. 32 3 N' R! ll -. ll 'lui' lflh ll 3' I P. I Q Nil Tangyc' . Carol Smith, Nancy ., 1 Smith TRIO' Holland- Miss Q.1r0 ' 1 goloist na Music FSSUW N and Don P. gg mmm The MADRIGAL group was organized by Miss Jud B y urch, choral instructor, as an extra-curricular activity. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Rosemary Van Becelaere, Carolyn Braun, Frances Gendusa, Martin Benelli, John Valentine, Larry Koppers, Andrew Johnson, David Oberley, Miss Burch. SEATED: Michael Spritzer, Richard Cicero, Diane Havens, DiAnn Delaney, Ann Rinehart, and Patty Burns. 33 , .. -I 'T c0mPHmenB of MTNER MOTORCO' Comp' iments of NTER- NLHONAL PAPER CQMPANY Long-l3ell Division - HYEF' .klsqi .. N... -' - L.: '1 V- 5'ff2f:g.-N , - . , . ' f 'Ly -a, , , ' v - .., - 4 ST. IxlARY'S HIGH BAND, STANIJINQY, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Sirnoncic, Mary Krnsich, Joyce Monsonr, Diane Havens, Kathleen Lyons, Kay Cranilon, Richard Clorhier, Director. BACK ROW: Barbara Dixon, Loretta Barlheline, Charles Meyer. SECOND ROW: Margaret Van Bccelaere, Inn Ireron, Edgar Conrad, Robert Meyer, Joe Burns. Indnh llerbcck. FIRST ROW: Snc Brown, John Valentine, Mabel Johnson, Mary Benelli. .YXet51 V ,. X5 'XUOXOY f::'h19 ' - T' .Glo OmeC A xooelxfswk -C' XA , X we bxigaxm we wow , we Pofoae 1 'V BELOW, KNEELING: Carolyn Braun, Dnnn Major. SEATED: Pat Burns and Diann Thomas. STANDING: Ann Rinehart, Elizabeth Jeck, and Marilyn Gibson. Us-. -fr' 3- ond the -Isis' A ' Compliments of A.J. Crnpe, TOWN TALK BREAD NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURG + X g 1 I x . I5 . - ! 1 X .Hui ' Wl' J ' ' ,iff . ff ff u , xg al . XJ! .... 1 ,S MQ 3 5-Q YF 'X ,i ' 'J N In , f, .-' ' ' ,I ' 'Q N 7 if ' if gif ' W A if E W0fff fL' III 1 '1 X' l,, J , it A Q , if - A F! aj If Y , ffl' , 1 We iffm-I rffsj ' as I A :EJ -Q L . B .i ,d g.. x- 0 '34, ,LV uillld- j f'?? P H59 ix Jeanette Cronisfer, Senior ,eil Cheenleadena Rosemary Von Beceluere, Junior j 'Pep Club N ,xi L Nikki Rosemary X or Bcmke, Amershek, . Sophomore Freshman Compliments Compliments of of BRINKMATNVS VANITY BOX FLOWERS BEAUTY SHOPPE 1. iE ' 0 'ep .4 xxx' I w-' vf 5,4 ATTENDA NT: Margaret Van Becelaere Mrs. Wettstein chauffers her Queen daughter. Compl imenfs of PARRISH PORTRAITS Homecoming I 956 QUEEN Jeanette Wettstein ATTENDA NT: Rosemary Colborn Mrs. Van Becelaere, at the wheel, and Mrs. Colborn with their daughters. Ci, Co-Captalns Sell and Corsini escort Queen Jeanette. Compliments of OTTO'S CAFE nay 1 .i.. L . Sr . Mory's Opponenf 32 McCune 6 l4 'Sr . Por 's 6 41 'Mul berry 6 undefeated Untiecl Panthefza Coach Farrell 15 carried off final field. M I i '1 , '3 X ,Q xt ah! 43 Cherokee I2 48 'Weir O 26 SL Pcxul O 43 Fronrencc 7 20 Erie I2 21 'Mineral 6 'Mineral Belt League ...aw Compl imenfs Compliments ' 'ul KARBE SUPER STAFFORD-ELLIOTT MARKET fLincoln-Mercury, 1 is , 'Q x ,x , as xx .f3,1a. ei , fi 1-55 Q? PQ? g' j 5435? f3ffi.pn4,'saQf,Qnf52-:sg-91t,Q5g3f I' Q nf fir Y'. . 1 f tr., aw five 7, ig 43? iw17?f'? HESSQFQ-6?S'3-ye : i1'fs7'L f-vQ-f-' 'ff-wfff-:1- fm 'E W' 4YPffrN'KME7wvg 'QSQX 4 Pat Gilmore End M -Pr , . r X -X , v . fx 11 Compl imenfs of KENNETT'S lf! Ron Wilberr Guard Bob Fleming Fullback Don CURJBU Tackle Ken Corsini Tackle J hm Towner TOUI TUOITIHS Quarterback Fullback Tom Sell Halfback Lee Cronister Guard Da ve A hrens f N Center Compl imenfs ' BENELLI JEWELRY 311 No. Bdwy 11m Ireton K, End Dave Carlton Halfback Halfback 40 Karl Krumsick ,Q COACH Lon Farrell Mike Quinn Fullback Assistant Coach John Cochran Bill Scavezze Halfback Ron Gilmore Quarterback Pat Fager Tackle Gene Corsini Larry A damson Halfback Dio Vietti End Quarterback Bill Lundberg Tackle Compl iments of Mike Patterson NAYI-OR'QUINN Center FUNERAL HOME A ndy Johnson End Francis Zigmund Guard Compl lments COULTER-McGUIRE Fred Benelli Guard Neil Miller Wi' Coach Lon Farrell must be figuring out some of those effective setups . ,xovmet so muc h in evidence this ,hm - season. herd to x?XiZ:xioS Ondnxggfsmi ' e Kno'c'xOn iw? xxiltih 1g2vXxof' and K p, Com KNOW M2023 Dov? el Compliments of X We Veimxgwv ho,-,W Wt PITTCRAFT, INC. oxveton ox Rx Oi We C ox We Xe Compliments of IIAII FOODTOWN :U 'kkjlx I .1-' S f , . gn . 1. 'L ' ----.- .o- : A 4 - ' 'x in ..- 1' 'rf TL Assistant Coach Carl Shortino relaxes in the office before practice. ' 1 -f FROM LEFT To RIGHT Corsini TQP v BOTTOM ROW - R . - 1 R - Maloa OW- B111 Scavmze D on Wllbert and Gene H. Thes b . 1 ave Ahf winning side O? gslzs with the reserves, keptigi' fgfg'1?,3veh - H I e The B team in action against the Compliments of Compliments of Frontenac B's CENTRAL MOTORS HARRY'S PLUMBING AND HEATING THE B SQUAD, BACK Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rev. Chas, Steimel, Gene Corsini, Ron Wilbert, Bill Scavezze, Francis Zigmund, Dave Maloan, Andy Johnson, Dave Ahrens, Bob Fleming, Tom Crandon, and Coach Carl Shortino, KNEELING: R011 Gilmore, Jim Schirk, and Joe Berk, M 4 The opponents make thts one. stock HNPKS XO Pa 'Yh0m?S5?uZauVs smug, Hlhers conv one O l efge O I7 bas lr ef 1-01. the febo U11 dl Dave Carlton controls tip. ,Iubilant group carrres off game-winning Towner. Complimenfs MITCHELL CONTRACTING 'Q Compliments of G 8. B MEAT SUPPLY L .ullon Wlmenal Belt O15 l'l1j League Champa G gg. I lp. Wl.B.L. 'Iounnament Champa Karl Krumsick takes ir high and wide, i956-57 BASKETBALL SCHE DULE l 2X3 Frontenac IZX4 Bronson l2fl4 Weir' l2fl8 Erie' l2f2l Sf. Paul ' lf4 Sf. Pai'riclc's ' lf8 Mulberry' lfl l Mineral lfl 5 Frontenac lf23 Sf. Paul lM.B.L. lf25 Mulberry Tourneyl lf29 Weir' Zfl Eriel' 2f5 Sf. Paul' 2X8 Sf. Pafrick's ' Zfl 5 Mulberryl' 2f2l Bronson 2f22 Mineral' 'League Gomes Pat Gilmore completes the trio. Compliments of PITTSBURG PUBLISHING COMPANY and THE MINERS STATE BANK of Frontenac St. Wlanmfa qounqeat onqaniyecl apont ngformS fo' - ebau U I boys omitted m bail fi ioumswk- . the , 3 A .4 , . 1956 season Whig? S30 vielfi' Daveniyirrdv Towson' Tom XA men. from the Spiga LEFT TO R1GHR6W , LEFT TO NG . ReturiiiUg,LeuiIiC1ude: BOTTOM :ncis,Z. igmund' TOP me first time Dave Niaioan. F' PM Gilmore. Dave Cariwfh er Tom Thomas- . n - Sell, hm Tow Below, the 1957 BASEBALL squad, pictures Coach Lon Farrell with Tom Crandon, Mike Versatile Coach- LOU Falffelli U1k9S Quinn, and Bob Fleming in addition to the retuming lettexmen. over baseball for the Spring season' M . X7 f . fb qu 8 EF 2 1 if x Y? ' ' , A ' The Senior Class of 1957 H -' 5 formed the traditional 5 'A' 2, CARE cARoLLERs X -Q T: group at Christmas time. '-' V7 'if - I Donations which the carollers gd -'S received this year were all 7: sent to CARE for use in A A by Hungarian Relief. 7 Ez ' W LC- 5-f I N' I or 1 in if i i C M I N Compliments of BROOKS Compliments of POTATO CHIPS 1 PITTSBURG ICE CREAM CO. COMPANY f .W . nmlax ey 4 buf? 5 9 swam . H P015 X ng! 6' took Wg pucsuied Wim Nipcevisj Comment who as PW A Cham Braim' .. c0nteSY- 6 gnni0Y CBYOXYH OCKHCY d th 61116 Speak iorcrjg who repres n ' tes!- and Ears of we Con spon fb . B05 , trngw' d Patricla Mgtoberlvl' dalist Edgar Ctcimzfgsidenl Dixivgtore wmdilvoli' 5 , . L mi, Mid iieioratinil an eiigvartists OU Xgiqyanage' Zrgniciilale utillatringli' weve L 'th depicted SUN Conrad aniulk while Bob Family Z' Scene. Mr , . , and Mrs. Colborn pose before Homecoming ceremonies with their daughters, Margaret, Jeanette, and Rosemary. Each year the Homecoming group assemble at the convent to greet the Sisters before going to the football field for the Coronation. s. Van Becelaere Mrs Wettstein I ,. .g. 5 - g ,X-I Compliments of BAKER BOY and DERUY'S HARDWARE 8. FURNITURE CO. 6th 8. Bdwy . fi , I Mn S-iii in 4 .K Li 411 ....-.......1-Q., Rt, Rev. Msgr. Stremel and the High School Altar Boys. Many of these boys have been serving Masses since the fourth or fifth grade. In the back- ground is the main altar of St, Mary's Church, FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA from St, Mary's pose with their sponsor, Mrs. Christine Scavezze, R,N,, garbed in their attractive blue and white uniforms. Below, Sister Paula bids God speed to Msgr, bt. Mary's JUNIOR RED CROSS Council and Stremel and some of the seniors on the SENIOR TRIP, Z-. sponsor, Sister Cyrilla, make up gift , boxes to be sent overseas, I Marianne M'l1er is if I NK 1 president. C'-7 J 3 I1 ...M--......X -f ' v .. U f L......r' if Ted Meyer Ann Rinehart Tom Thomas NAME Barbara Azamber Joseph Bartelli Barbara Beitzinger Martin James Benelli Sue Brown Kenneth Corsini Thomas Crandon Jeanette Cronister James J. Cronister Millard Cronister Donald Cukiati Frances Gendusa Patrick Gilmore Donna Holland Mabel Johnson Senior: '3aceta NICKNAME SAYING Babbi That went over like a truck- load of turkeys. Tally One can't have everything! Barb Here's a hot note, you dig, Bud Knott- l wish l had a million. Spider What am l gonna do? Dog Every dog has his day. Tom Wiercl Geno Let's skip one more time. Pachook Well, what are you going to do? Duck Gadsl Donoghue l don 't know. Frano Come on, Jack, get on the track, let's pick a chick, and pell with the pack. Pirch or G Censored . D-D Hurry up now! Johnnie Are you eating at the Dixie? Jeanette Wettstem Jim Radell sn- 5' rye v ... V 1 I 'iris 1 - 1 1 W emma A -ll Pat Gilmore Z.. Wh Y Oo 5 N T Donna Holland rf-,.' Tom Sell Angela Marie McNei11 NAME NICKNAME SAYING Leona Lero Bud Don't rush mel Suzanne Ludlow Sue Phoo-eel Angelic Lyons Tiger Lily So this is the law ofthe iungle Angela McNeill Bing-Bing That's the way the mop flops. Theodore Meyer Bear Be the best of your kind . Marianne Miller O-Marianne Huh? David Oberley George Ba dona e Mobile. John Plumlee Cork lt is an automatic cinch. James Radell Rattle Big Pig! Ann Rinehart Speedie What is this Mickey Mouse? John Sanders Bags God helps those who help themselves . Thomas Sell Buger Hey, Towner! Robert Smith Smyth Spook. Michael Spritzer Paisano What do you know For the good ofthe country? Nancy Tangye Baker What time does the bell ring? Thomas Thomas Tomaine Nice! James Towner Stud Hey, Selll Jeanette Wettstein Geno That's the way the cookie , s' in J o h D S a n d C S all T crumbles . I o h n s o n 19 Z Barbara Azamber Millard Cronister 1' John Plumlee Sue Ludlow Senior: Claaa Hiatonq We, the Seniors of l957, landed our rocket ship to success in the halls of S.M.H.S. in September, T953. Our aim was to increase our knowledge of spiritual and temporal mqfferg, For our first flight we chose Bill Deruy as captain of our rocket ship . Kenny Corsini was co-captain. Joe Bartelli collected the fares and Angela McNeill kept the log book . Sister M. Victorine was our class sponsor. Jeanette Cronister began her career as cheerleader. Our first candidates for annual king and queen were Barbara Azamber and Pat Gilmore. May Crowning attendants were Frances Gendusa and Martin Benelli. John Plumlee, Ken Corsini, Tom Sell, Jim Towner, Tom Thomas, Joe Bartelli, Pat Gilmore, and Bill Deruy worked for gridiron victories. Towner, Thomas, Bartelli, Corsini, and Gilmore made use of the hardwoods. Socially, we sponsored the Valentine dance . As the months rushed by, we found we were no longer green freshmen, but sophomores on our second flight. Bob Smith was at the controls with Barbara Azamber assisting. Nancy iotted down the notes and Tom Sell passed the hat. Sister M. Victorine was again our s onsor. We dropped off Carolyn Miller, Dia Ann Mead, and David Brown, but Bill Weber, Sue Ludlow, and Don Cukiati ioined our crew. Jeanette Cronister was again chosen cheerleader. Ann Rinehart was attendant to the Homecoming Queen . Our annual candidates were Jeanette Cronister and Jim Towner. Angela McNeill and Mike Spritzer represented us at the May Crowning. Thomas, Towner, Sell, Gilmore, Corsini, Plumlee, Sanders, Deruy, and Smith handled the pigskin on the MBL champion- ship team. Towner, Thomas, Gilmore, and Corsini went out for basketball. We sponsored the Hallowe'en and Easter dances. Before we knew it, we were beginning our third flight as Juniors. Deruy, Sell, McNeill, and Towner were the pilots. Sister Martin was our class sponsor. We welcomed Donna Oneslager to our ranks, but lost Bill Weber, Paul Parsons, and Sandy Thomas . ln the semester shuffle, Deruy transferred to the bl A n S e C 1 sirkxy I' iL a ay ,553 n o d n o s n Q 4 l r if , G. Don Cukjati 2 Frances Gendusa ' 0 ' .as iff . ' 'fs'-I Jim Cronister Jeanette Cronister 'law-1- 5 wr If 'T Joe Bartelli Barbara Beitz inger senior room and graduated in l956. Jeanette Cronister was cheerleader again, while Ann Rinehart and Martin Benelli were annual candidates. Jeanette Wettstein was homecoming attendant. Benelli and Wettstein were May Crowning attendants. Towner, Thomas, Sell, Cukiati, Corsini, Deruy, and Gilmore made touchdowns, Corsini, Towner, Thomas, and Gilmore shot baskets. Lero, Ludlow, and Brown were Sodality officers. Holland, Tangye, and Gendusa were Thespians, while McNeill and Spritzer were on the Junior Red Cross Council . Our Junior-Senior banquet transformed the auditorium into the Last Roundup. We also sponsored the mock coronation. We soon zoomed to the position of SENIORS. Jim Radell steered the ship assisted by Don Cukiati, Jim Cronister, and Ann Rinehart. Sister M. Paula was sponsor. Jeanette Cronister rounded out four years as cheerleader --leading cheers for the first undefeated football team in the history of S.M.H.S., and for the first MBL basketball champs since l945. Ann Rinehart was our sole Maiorette. Jeanette Wettstein was Homecoming Queen, Sue Brown was May Queen. Marian Candidates were Angelia Lyons and Jim Cronister. David Oberley was President ofthe Kansas State Sodality Union. McNeill and Brown were officers in the Sodality. Wettstein and Gilmore did the annual while Brown and Gendusa edited the Marianette. Thespians were Gendusa, Rinehart, Tangye, Ludlow, Lyons, Holland, and Benelli. Marianne Miller was prexy of the Junior Red Cross with Mc Neill and Spritzer on the council. Ludlow was secretary of the Pep Club. Holland was President of the Lourdes Players and Ludlow was Secretary-Treasurer. Gendusa was the only senior member of the Future Nurses. Thomas, Sell, Gilmore, Corsini, Towner, and Cukiati were first stringers on the undefeated football team. Thomas, Corsini, Towner, Gilmore, and Tom Crandon were members of the MBL basketball champs . Our voyage has been an education, an experience, and a wonderful preparation for things to come. Thanks to Msgr. Stremel and all the faculty. We shall never forget the Spirit of St. Mary's . K e n S u e r B s r i 0 n w i n We in Nancy Tangye n 1 V V Martin Benelli A 8. A Food Market A 8. B Motor Company Mr. 8. Mrs. Alex Adamson M. Adamson Al 's Grocery Albertini Real Estate 8. Ins. Mr. Claude Allen Mr. 8. Mrs. Tony Amershek Maynard Angwin Ins. Agency Ann's Beauty Shop Argentina's Nite Club Atkinson Armiture Works Mr. 8. Mrs. Ben Azamber B 8. B Concrete Products B 8. M Trim Shop Bales Electric Ed Banta Repair Service Mr. 8. Mrs. August Barbero Bill Barbero Shop Mrs. J. Barieux Barney's Dari-Delite Barney's Pharmacy Adolph Bartelli Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Bartelli Mr. 8.Mrs. T.W. Bath Bausch 8. Lomb Optical Co. Beasley's Beasley Tire 8. Motor Co. Beatrice Food Company Beck Watch Repair Beecham Star Help Yourself Laundry Beneficial Finance Corp. Drs. D.P. Benelli Mr. 8.Mrs. A.M. Bettega Tom Billings Grocery Bitner Implement Company Blue Bird Inn Blue Ribbon Distributing Company Bolin's Grocery Bozick Tire Company Brady Welding 8. T V Supplies Madge Brennan Broadway Cleaners Broadway Electronics Broadway Lumber Company Carl Brown Sam Brown Sheet Metal Mrs. Joe Buche Burnidge Const. Trades Mr. 8.Mrs. W.J. Burns Mrs. Kathryn Bynum C 8. M Parts Cabie's Grocery Dr. Cain, Chiropodist Campbell Sixty-Six Express Canteen Service of Pittsburg Ted Carnino Termite Control Mike Carr Dairy Queen 5 2 Mrs. Josephine Cerne Dr. Davis W. Cheek Mary Chenoweth Barbara Kay Cinotto Patricia Cinotto flubilee Mean Circle E. Dairy Treet Clayton Company Realtors Cline Motor Co.--DeSoto 8. Plymouth Ray Close Beauty 8. Barber Supplies Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred Colborn Coles Awning 8. Shade Shop Commerce Acceptance Company Commerce Shoe Shop Mr. 8.Mrs. A. Corsini Crawford Co. Realtors Credit Service Bureau The Paul Croker Family Bill Cronister W.M. Cronister Mrs. W.M. Cronister Harold H. Crook Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Cukiati Louis Cukiati Curley's Drive Inn Daugherty Tire Company Scott Dayton Mr. 8.Mrs. James W. Delaney De Lux Neon Sign Dicks Transfer Company Dixie Cream Cafe Mr. 8. Mrs. Merrill Drake Dobrauc Gen'l Mdse., Franklin Sue Doll Carl Dose Motor Sales Dorsey-Eyestone Coal Co. F.D. Doty 8. Sons Downtown Motor Dryers Shoe Store Charles Dupire Mrs. Emma Dupire E-Z Self-Service Laundry Elizabeth Sweet Shop Mr. 8. Mrs. George Elliott Paul Elliott Mr. Paul Elliott Steve Elliott Mr. 8. Mrs. Julius Esch Esch Lumber Co. W.l.. E eman Paul Falliaux Pete Farabi Rose Farrell Fiberglas Boats 8. Plastic Supplies Fogarty News John Foscuate F.J. Foresman Fretto Construction Co. Friendly Auto Mart The Friendly Tavern John C. Friskel, Undertaker G 8. B Meat Supply Frank Gallet Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry Gastel Ralph Gaston Dr. Herman L. Gras O.C. Greenhouse Greenwood Grocery Frances Gendusa Mr. 8rMrs. J.P. Gendusa Bill Giles Dorothy Giles Jack Giles Mr. 8. Mrs. James Gillespie Howard Gillies Mrs. Mae Gilliland Bill Glennon Goodyear Service Store Gorrell Laundry Gould's Ready-to-Wear Wilma Grantie The Robert Harmon Family Hartford Accident 8. Indemnity Co Hazelwood Upholstering Co. Mr. 8. Mrs. Louis E. Hebenstriet Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Hedstrom Henry's Plaza Furniture Mart Hess Insulation Company Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Hines Hisey Electric Service Holland Furnace Company J.A. Holland Company Home Charm Rug Cleaning Co. Home Finance Plan Home Food Locker Home State Bank, Arcadia Hood's Airport Dining Room Hannah Hopper Marita Horgan Mr. 8. Mrs. P.J. Horgan Hubbarci's Travel Service H.W. Hubert Supply Company Dan Hudson Mr. Earl Hudson Mrs. Elsie Hudson Mr. Bun Hunter Mr. 8. Mrs. Pete lori Jack's Carry-Out Hamburgers Jackson Electric James D-X Service Mr. 8-Mrs. R.K. Jeck Richard Jeck Mr. 8.Mrs. E.S. Jefferies Mr. 8.Mrs. Cecil M. Jones Etta Jones Jonny 8. Tene's Club Joplin Street Lumber Company Jim's Steak House Junk Barber Shop Kansas Mutual Credit Assn. Dixie Karn Melvin Karn Mr. 8-Mrs. James J. Keegan A.B. Keller lim Keltner Auto Service Mrs. W.B. Kepler Mr. 8.Mrs. W.G. Kepler- Mr. Joe Kepler Ray Kerns Service Mary Kilduff Mr. Charles King Eclwinna L. King Esther King Frank J. King Mr. 8. Mrs. George King Jim King Kirk 8. Sons Mrs. John Koppers Larry Koppers Josephine Krois Gary E. Krusich Doris Kubler Mary Kumm Gift Shop Kut 8 Kurl Beauty Shop Ladene's Dance Studio Mrs. Dorothy Lafa ette Mr. 8. Mrs. Ed Latyayette Melvin Lamb Super Service Lance Monument Laughlin Motor Company Ed Laycox Joe Leber Grocery Lefty's Barn Mr. 8. Mrs. Joe Lenski Limerick Finance Litwin's--Everything to Wear Lone Star Army Surplus Mr. 8. Mrs. George Longerot Dr. D.J. Lyons Michael Lyons M 8. M Motor, Girard Helen Maletz Insurance Malle Service E.l. Mallory, State Farm Ins. Mrs. Catherine Manfre Mac 's Food Market J. John Marshall Mary's Apparel Shop Mary's Primp Shop Mr. 8.Mrs. E.L. Mattingly Dr. J.C. Mays McMurray Insurance Mr. Mrs. Edw. T. McNally Mr. 8.Mrs. H.F. McNeill Mr. 8. Mrs. James Meehan Charles Menghini Gene Merando Joe Meyer Millers Grocery Miners Bank of Frontenac Quincy S. Mingori Mitchell Cleaners Harold I. Mobley Paul Moeder Mr. 8.Mrs. John F. Monahan Mr. 8. Mrs. John L. Monahan Carl R. Montee Robert Mooney Morarity Oil Co. Mrs. Sam Morella Jim Morgan Family Monsour Fruit Company Mundt Radio 8. T V Service Wilbur O. Myers 8. Son, lns. manian 'Patnona National Cash Register Service Niagra of Plttsburg Oldham Dairy Opie Plumbing 8. Heating Co. Perry Owsley Frank Paete, Frontenac Barbershop Mr. C.H.J. Patterson Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Pharmacy, Barney's Phelps Westinghouse Laundromat Phoebe Laundry Mr. 8. Mrs. Arthur Pinsart Pittsburg Automotive Supply Pittsburg Bicycle Shop Pittsburg lce Cream Co. Pittsburg Pottery Pla-Mor Roller Rink Vern Platner Motors Plaza Bakery Louis Pontello Mr. 8.Mrs. Louie Pontello Postai 's One-Stop Service Olive E. Powell Quier Market Quincy Lumber Co. Tom Quinn R 8. H Upholstering Jim Radell George Radell Ray's Garage Ray 8. John's Market Ready-Made Bldg. lnc. Judge 8.Mrs. L.M. Resler Ann Rinehart Ritter Electric Shop Roitz Oil 8. Butane Co. Roitz Oil 8. Gas Co. The Rose Bowl, Frontenac Rose Farrell Roto Rooter Sewer Service Roy H. Brown, Real Estate 8. lns. August Rua, Insurance Agcy. Chester J. Rucinski Safeway Store Saia Furniture 8. Appliance Sammons Medical Laboratory Chas. Saunders, Federated Mutu al lns. Mr. 8.Mrs. A.C. Scavezze, Sr. Mimi Schallo Mr. 8. Mrs. A.N. Sell Seller's Cafe Rev. Raymond Shacklin Sharp Auto Body Repair Sheton Auto Body Repair Florence Siefert Mr. Ralph Siefert Mr. 8. Mrs. John Sinkovic Elizabeth Siple Skaer Radio 8. T V Service Skateland Skelton T V Radio Service Ellen Slavens 55 Joe Smith Tobacco Co. Smith Sewing Machines Smith Sporting Goods Mr. 8.Mrs. T.R. Smith Smith's Top Shop Snow Crop Frozen Foods South Broadway Hudson Oil Mr. 8.Mrs. M.A. Spritzer Stacy Motor Co. Mr. 8.Mrs. John Stahl Standard Adv. 8. Printing Co., ln Steven Key 8. Bicycle Shop Swartz Market Dr. 8.Mrs. L.L. Stumfoll Taylor Wallpaper 8. Paint Gene Tilli Thiesing's Five 8. Ten Cent Store Thomas Frame 8. 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