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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1959 volume:

1-' 'Q' 553 4 avi, 3 I We 'W' G 'Q' -. ,-EDJ' , -' . . Q9 . . , ' . VZ f L. .M 5Eff'i2.f H- . 'ffm , ',,:i,4:' 355145, 1 - .. 5 2 . '11, A . 'Qi 2 . ,4- u 3,1 4 ,, 5 W ' 'i f ff' nf' . .fA V' : 'W ' 3943- .- V -. 'N .iii 4 , . H--x. -, nn. , V .f -f. M 4u:,.x--,,4--xg V--,. . 2 it, yd , H.. w , . 1 --- 1 ' - 1' X - - 'L - V 49 Ai., - ,f1 f'9,'1, ,v' ,'f'.i.y 'Q' 4. ' 'v. A , ' xv. .N 1,2 , ,-, f V, 1 15 ,'yi.g wg n , S -f S. ' ,. A V- , -.V .1 .f.v. ' -'.4nh .4 K -, a f 1 A 1 ' s 4 4 . xv - f ' ,Ho 1 . ,Af - c 5. , 1 - Q 1 .-V. Q ' b - 4 . I - ,g, I g ,.'-. A 1 J 6 ., V . .. 4 uf.. Q V , ,. -f - . A Q, f L--,QW - .f ., 1 JJ ,. 1 P1 1 f 4 H v -, vw: .,,- 'k ' - 1.5 I DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of l959, dedicate our Marian, to the memory of our classmate, Freddie Benelli, who met his death in a fatal accident August l4, l958. We shall always remember Freddie for his great generosity, his winning personality, and his ex- ceptional religious spirit. xriyi 1 N. 'TH f-------'S f 'T f---1 I , '5 l i .4 ll wp.-Q5 Egiikbwgl K5 A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Qgrggnel and School Beard I members, J. Towner, C. Dellasega, C. Brown, T. Quinn, and E. McNally discuss K the plans for the new school with architects, Fraipk QI.I5I'Ilflf-'Iii QC1asg1ofQi421 and Fi. Volick. if PIIs Iffwf ', kiss I ' I I I 5 -1 --,ii ,4 Sister M. Linus, Principal, checks credits for Carole Buset. . .ZW 4 I It 4 wma 9 -W-r,r,A,, v ww-mv f 'I Y It ws L-3 I ITMJ 5 -egg M X.. ff '4nw+., Sister M. Walburga, instructor in biology and Sister M. Iustina, teacher of Mathematics, science examines specimens. English, and lournalism smiles in anticipation of another day. Sister M. Cleophas, librarian and teacher of chemistry, history, 3 and speech checks out a popular book to Sandra Mobley. l . .nw we Mrs. Iohnson, faithful 1 Sister M. Luciana enjoys a period of relaxation after a clay of teaching glee club and English. af' gat secretary, caught in action as she types up semester exams. , 311 X' W R i - V49 7 ,, V i 1 9 , f,z , W.. ,, 7 rf? A:'4,fWs,Za 3? tklwj I fjfi, rt rw asv 5 pu 4-Mg- arf: rctgfji xfzstygbu, L- . N Y, ' ' 522 K 'I' . rs 'N ' ' 1, if M V , ss H. eq 54,5 ,, bali 57' gr- 4' . . NSY, ' iam V ,W WJ, we away. ' f f f Wi W fifaiffi, ,, Q -5 iz? ,, ,, pf ,f y,wg:6vi ,,,,-1 fffff v m 5-14613, wr' fx- ' 'ff ' EQ rl if - 3: rl? y - f' .- , ,,,,, Y m t l , M 1 Father Mulivhill gives final instruction to A.J. Father Prichard eases tension before a big game N Wachter, Frnnk Naccarato, Mike Vietti and Mike for Bill Scavezze, and Gene Corsini. , Quinn before Solemn High Mass. ' Maureen Miller seeks counseling from Farther Kocour. Coach Lon Farrell smiles as he totals up favorable scores. Mr. Robert Scott gives basic in- struction to band members. SENIORS Lee Cronister, Presidentg Karen Keller, Secretaryg Eileen McNally, Vice-Presidentg and Kay King, Treasurer study the map in anticipation of the Senior trip. CLASS MOTTO: With the ropes of Tocloy we ring The bells of Tomorrow CLASS FLOWER: Pink Carnation CLASS COLORS: Blue and White 7 Susan Simoncic 5 . Sue Marfmous Francis Zigmund Mike Quinn 8 X I SENICRS --e Compliments of NAYLOR QUIN N OF 1959 Morris Swan fa 9 n John Hamilton Compl imenfS of . PITTSBURG INSURANCE EXCHANGE QA. J. Alberfinlij ' 9 Carole Buset Gloria Thomas B Bill Scavezze fd? Maureen Miller I0 s Dennis Purdon Compliments of RUNYAN'S Eileen McNally Compl imenfs of PARISH PORTRA ITS and SEYMOURE 'S Lee Cronisfer Karen Keller ll Kay King John Wofson Vlrglnlo Ellloff Rosemory Colborn Mike Vietti Compliments A G' ' of CROWELL-ASH DRUG STORES. M , ond E VIETTI BCDY AND FENDER REPAIR I2 Joyce Monsour Compliments of CHICKEN ANNlE'S and DARIO'S FOOD MKT. Richard Cicero Maxine Beffega Michael Machetfa I3 Jo Marie Burgar Francis Smith Frances Stahl ,KF M if f , V .vw . 2' Dale Sfarchman I4 Compliments of WRIGHT'S GREENHOUSE and ABBE DERUY MAYTAG John McMahon Freda Weffsfein Mary Bess Hainline Compliments of BANTA'S JEWERLY ond COULTER-MCGUIRE Bill Lundberg 15 Flora Shields Gene Corsini John O'Malley I6 Shirley Cronisfer Comp! imenfs of ' BARNEY'S PHARMACY and W BRINKMAN 'S FLOWERS Carolyn Scales Compl imenrs of PEPSI-COLA CO. and WILBERT CLEANERS Edward Keearns Patricia Shay Glen Gilmore 17 WHAT KEPT US BUSY MAXINE BETTEGA Nickname: Mick Ambition: Psychiarist Activities: Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 45 So- dality 1-2-45 Choir 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-3: K.M.U.K. 15 Pep Club 2-4. JO MARIE BURGAR Nickname: Jose Ambition: To retire and collect unemployment Activities: Cheerleader 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Sodality 3- 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Glee Club 45 Choir 3-45 K.M. U. K. 3-45 Marian Staff 45 4-H 1-2-3-4. CAROLE BUSET Nickname: Lulu Ambition: To be a nurse Activities: Band 4, Band Librarian 45 F.N.A. 2-3-45 Junior Achievement 45 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Choir 1-2-3-4: Marian smff 4, Marian Co-Editor: Care Carolin? 45 Lourdes Players 35 Thespians 3-45 K.M.U.K. l-2-3- 5 Music Festival 45 Speech Festival 35 Pep Club 2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1. RICHARD CICERO Nickname: Rich Ambition: To be like my nickname Activities: Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Choir 1-2-3-45 Sodality 1-2-3-45 Chorus l-2-35 Marian Staff 45 Care Caroling 45 Music Festival 2-35 K.M.U.K. 15 Altar Boy 1-2-3-45 Madrigal 2-3. ROSEMARY COLBORN Nickname: Rosey Ambition: To be a Laboratory Technician Activities: Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Sodality 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-25 Marianette Staff 45 Marian Staff 45 Home- coming Queen 45 Care Carolin? 45 K.M.U.K. l-2-3- 45 Music Festival 25 Pep Club -3-4. GENE CORSINI Nickname: Do Ambition: At S1 to be a retired millionaire Activities: Football 1-2-3-4, Football Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Chorus 35 Care Caroling 45 Christ- mas Choir 35 Altar Boy l-2: Lettermen's Club 3-4. LEE CRONISTER Nickname: Bomba Ambition: To be an architect Activities: Band 1-2-3-4, Band Officer 1-45 Lettermen's Club Officer 35 Football l-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Class Officer l-2-3-45 Sodality 1-3-43 Boys State 35 Altar Boy 1-2-3-45 Junior Achievement 45 Lourdes Players 2-3-45 Thespian 2-3-45 Music Festival 1-2-45 Speech Festival 2-35 Columbian Squires l-2-3-4, Officer 25 K.M.U.K. 1-2-35 Student Council 45 Care Caroling 45 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4. SHIRLEY CRONISTER Nickname: Sherlock Ambition: To be a teacher Activities: Sodality 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-35 Marianette Staff 45 Marian Staff 45 Lourdes Players 1-2-3-45 Thes- pians 3-4, Thespian Secretary 45 K.M.U K. 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 2-3-4. VIRGINIA ELLIOTT Nickname: Ginny Ambition: To et a raise Activities: F.IXI.A. 2-35 Junior Achievement 45 Sodality Officer 45 Choir 3-45 Marian staff 45 Voice of Democ- racy 35 Glee Club 45 Care Caroling 45 Lourdes Players 2-3-43 K.M.U.K. 1-2-3-45 Class Officer 25 Speech Festival 35 Pep Club 2-3-4. GLEN GILMORE Nickname: Pirch Ambition: To be a construction electrician Activities: Football 1-25 Chorus 45 Care Caroling 45 Choir 3-45 Altar Boy 1-2-3-45 Columbian Squire 15 Junior Achievement 45 Soda lity 1-2-35 Junior Red Cross 1-2. 18 MARY BESS HAINLINE Nickname: Bessie Ambition: To be a veterinarian Activities: Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Choir 1-2-3-45 ,Sodality 1-25 Chorus 1-25 Marianette Staff 45 Marian Staff 45 Care Caroling 45 K.M.U. K. lg Pep Club 2-3-4 JOHN HAMILTON Nickname: Hambone Ambition: To be a car test driver Activities: Football 1-2-3-45 Altar Boy 1-2-3-45 Cho- rus 4g Annual King 25 Choir 1-2-3-45 K.M.U.K. 1-2- 3-45 Band lg Music Festival 1-25 Annual Candidate lg Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Baseball 45 Track 45 Boy Scout 1-2-3-45 Columbian Squire 2-3-45 Lettermen's Club 3-45 Speech Festival 45 N.H. R.A, 1-2-3-45 Lourdes Players 3-4. EDWARD KEEARNS Nickname: Hooch Ambition: To be a civil en ineer Activities: Football lg Traci 15 Band Officer 4, Band 1-2-3-45 Junior Achievement 45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-35 Marianette Staff 45 Music Festival 1-2-3-45 Junior Play 35 Care Caroling 4. KAREN KELLER Nickname: Carrie Ambition: To graduate Activities: Class Officer 3-45 Marianette Editor-in- Chief: Girls State 35 Thespian 3-45 Choir 2-3-45 Junior Achievement 45 Lourdes Playlers 2-3-45 Madriial 35 Music Festival 2-3-45 Speec Festival 2-3-45 ep Club 2-3-45 Glee Club 25 Care Caroling 45 K.M.U.K. 2-3- 45 Accompanist 2-3-45 Sodality 2-3-4. KAY KING Nickname: Kingfish Ambition: To be a millionaire Activities: Class Treasurer 2-3-45 Choir 1-2-3-45 An- nual Candidate lg Annual Queen 25 Junior Red Cross 1- 2-35 Sodality l-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-35 Marian Staff 45 Voice of Democracy 25 Glee Club 45 Care Carolin 45 Lourdes Players 1-2-3-45 K.M.U.K. 1-2-3- 45 Pep Club 2-3-45 Thespians 3-4. BILL LUNDBERG Nickname: Sacks Ambition: To graduate Activities: Football 1-2-3-45 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Choir 1-2-3-45 Chorus 3-45 K.M.U.K. 1-25 Care Caroling 45 Lettermen's Club 3-4. MICKEY MACHETTA Nickname: The Whale Ambition: To get a girl friend Activities: Football -45 Altar Boy 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2- 3-45 Choir 2-3-45 Care Caroling 45 Lourdes Players 3-49 K.M.U.K. 1-2-3-45 Music Festival 1-2-3-45 Marian Staff 45 Thespians 45 Boy Scouts 15 Madrigal 3-45 So- dality 25 Lettermen's Club 3-45 Mixed Chorus 4, SUE MARTINOUS Nickname: Suzie-Q Ambition: To be an airline stewardess Activities: Annual Candidate 35 F.N.A. 2-3-45 Junior Achievement 45 Junior Red Cross l-2-3-45 Sodality 1- 2-45 Choir 1-3-45 Marian Staff 45 Marianette Staf 3-45 Care Caroling 45 Lourdes Players 1-2-3-45 K.M.U.K. 1-2-3-45 Music Festival 45 Pep Club 2-3-45 Cheer- leader 45 Band 45 Mixed Chorus 1. JOHN MCMAHON Nickname: Johnnie Ambition: To be an executive chef Activities: Altar Boy 15 Choir 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-3- 45 Voice of Democracy 25 Glee Club 15 Junior Red Cross 1-25 Care Caroling 45 K.M.U.K. 2. EILEEN MCNALLY Nickname: Einey Ambition: To form a Hobo Society Activities: F.N.A. 2-3-45 Band 45 Chorus lg Sodality 1-2-3-45 Marianette Staff 45 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Marian Staff 45 Voice of Democracy 35 Student Council 45 Care Caroling 45 Lourdes Players 25 Thespian 3-45 K.M.U.K. 1-25 Music Festival 45 May Crowning 35 Class Officer 3-45 Speech Festival 35 Pep Club 2-3-4, Pep Club Officer 2-3-4. MAUREEN MILLER Nickname: Mautey Ambition: To eat without worry Activities: Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Sodality 2-3-45 Librarian 15 Care Caroling 45 Sodality Officer 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Junior Red Cross 2-3-45 .M.U.K. 2-3-45 Marian Staff 45 Choir 2-3-45 Music Festival l. JOYCE MONSOUR Nickname: Dense Ambition: To become less dense Activities: Band 1-2-3-4, Band Officer 35 F.N.A. 2- 3-45 Junior Achievement 45 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Sodality 1-2-3-4, Sodality Officer 35 Choir 3-45 Marian Staff 45 Care Caroling 45 Lourdes Players 2-3-45 Thes- pian 3-45 K.M.U.K. 1-2-3-45 Music Festival 1-2-3-45 Class officer lg Speech Festival 2-3-45 Pep Club 2-3-45 Majorette 35 Drum Major 45 Apologetics 3-4. JOHN O'MALLEY Nickname: Hot Rod Ambition: To be a racer Activities: Football 2-45 4-H 1-2-3-45 Junior Achieve- ment Vice-President 45 Sodality 45 Choir 3-45 Marian Staff 45 Voice of Democracy 35 Care Caroling 45 Lourdes Players 3-45 K.M.U.K. 1-2-3-45 Class Secre- tary 25 Lettermen's Club 45 N.H.R.A. 3-4. DENNIS PURDON Nickname: Big Den Ambition: To be a pipe fitter Activities: Altar Boy l-25 Junior Achievement 45 Cho- rus 1-2-45 Choir 3-45 K.M.U,K. 1--2-35 Class Officer 15 Care Caroling 4. MICHAEL QUINN Nickname: Digger Ambition: To e a dentist Activities: Track 45 Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2- 35 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Altar Boy 1-2-3-45 Boy's State 35 Band 1-25 Annual Candidate 35 Junior Achievement 45 Choir 35 Care Caroling 45 Lourdes Players 2-3-45 Thes- pian 3-4, Thespian President 45 Lettermen's Club 3-45 Madri al 35 K.M.U.K. 1-2-3-45 Music Festival 1-25 Class slice-President 25 Columbian Squires 1-2-3-4. CAROLYN SCALES Nickname: Caroline Ambition: To be a cosmetolo ist Activities: Band 1-25 Chorus E5 Glee Club 1-2-35 Pep Club 2-3-4. BILL SCAVEZZE Nickname: Squeeze-me Ambition: To graduate Activities: Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball l-2-3-45 Base- ball 1-2-3-45 K.M.U.K. 1-2-3-45 Track 45 Altar Boy 1-2-3-45 Junior Red Cross 1-25 Choir 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 45 Care Caroling 45 Lettermen's Club 3-4. PATRICIA SHAY Nickname: Pat Ambition: To be an airline reservationist Activities: Junior Red Cross 1-2-35 Sodality 1-2-45 Choir 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-35Glee Club 45 Care Caroling 45 Pep Club 2-45 K.M.U.K. 1. FLORA SHIELDS Nickname: Burgar Ambition: To be five feet tall Activities: Chorus 1-35 Pep Club 2-3-45 Sodality 1-25 Choir 1-25 Junior Red Cross 1-2-35 Glee Club 45 Care Caroling 4. SHARON SIMONCIC Nickname: Sherry Ambition: To settle down and live a happy life Activities: Band 1-2-35 F.N.A. 25 Sodality 1-2-3-45 Choir 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-35 Marianette Staff 45 Care Caroling 45 K.M.U.K. 1-2-3-45 Music Festival 1-2-35 Pep Club 2-3-45 Marian Staff 4. SUSAN SIMONCIC Nickname: Susy Lynn Ambition: To be a nurse and get married Activities: Cheerleader 15 Pep Club 2-3-45 Band 1-3-4, Band Secretar -Treasurer 4, Band Librarian 45 Music Festival 1-3--I5 Care Caroling 45 Choir 3-45 Lourdes Players 3-45 K.M.U.K. 1-2-3-45 F.N.A. 2-3-45 So- dality 1-2-3-45 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Junior Achievement 45 Marian Staff 4, Marian Business Man- ager 4. FRANCIS SMITH Nickname: Blind Benny Ambition: To graduate Activities: Chorus 1-25 Choir 45 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4 FRANCES STAHL Nickname: Fran Ambition: To be a nurse Activities: F.N.A. 2-3-45 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Sodality 2-3-45 Marianette Staff 35 Marian Staff 45 Glee Club 45 Care Caroling 45 Music Festival 45 Pep Club 2- 3-45 Organist 2-3-4. 5 DALE STARCHMAN Nickname: Starchy Ambition: To be an engineer Activities: Football 3- 5 Junior Achievement 25 So- dality 1-2-45 Choir 3-45 Mixed Chorus 2-35 K.M.U.K. 45 Catholic Youth Council 1-2-35 Music Festival 35 Madrigal 35 Care Caroling 45 Speech Festival 25 Library Club . MORRIS SWAN Nickname: Swannee Ambition: To own a Corvette Activities: Basketball 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-35 Track 1-2-35 Baseball 45 Band l-2-35 Choir 45 Boy Scouts 15 Marian Staff 45 Chorus 1-2-3. GLORIA THOMAS Nickname: Glo Ambition: To be a secretary Activities: Junior Red Cross 1-2-35 Sodality 2-45 Marianette staff 35 Marian Staff 45 Glee Club 25 Care Caroling 45 Lourdes Players 35 Choir 1-2-3-45 K.M.U.K. 25 May Crowning 25 Music Festival 2. MICHAEL VIETTI Nickname: V-8 Ambition: To be a racer Activities: Football 3-45 Altar Boy 1-2-3-45 Boy's State 35 Band 1-2-3-45 Junior Achievement 45 Choir 3-45 Care Caroling 45 Lourdes Players 3-45 Thespian 3-45 K.M.U.K. 1-2-3-45 Music Festival 1-2-3-45 Speech Festival 35 Columbian Squire 3-45 Lettermen's Club 3- 45 N.H.R.A. 2-3-4. JOHN WATSON Nickname: Nubsy Ambition: To be Pope Activities: Junior Red Cross 1-2-35 Sodality 3-4, So- dality Officer 45 Choir 1-2-3-45 Chorus 2-35 Marian Co-Editor 45 Marianette Staff 45 Care Caroling 45 K.M.U.K. 3-45 May Crowning 35 Lourdes Players 3. FREDA WETTSTEIN Nickname: Fredrick Ambition: To stay out of hospitals Activities: F.N.A. 2-3-45 Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-45 Sodality 1-2-3-45 Choir 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-35 Glee Club 45 Care Carolin 45 Lourdes Players 1-2-3-45 K.M.U.K. 1-2-35 Music lgestival 2-35 Madrigal 35 Speech Festival 35 Pep Club 2-3-45 Marian Staff 4. FRANCIS ZIGMUND Nickname: Uncle Zig Ambition: To be a mechanic Activities: Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Base- ball l-2-3-45 Altar Boy 1-2-3-45 Junior Red Cross lg Sodality 1-2-3-45 Choir 3-45 Care Caroling 45 Lourdes Players 2-3-45 Thespian 2-3-45 K.M.U,K. 1-2-3-45 Music Festival l-2-3-45 Madrigal 2-35 Speech Festi- val 2-3-45 Lettermen's Club 3-4. Sister Linus, sponsor, and co -editors, Carole Buset and Iohn Watson discuss lay-outs for The Marian. Morris Swan, Mickey Machetta, and John O'Malley, sports editors, check pictures with Freda Wettstein and Sue Ma rtmous - s ss-' i , .-:,:i'-gm., K t F X , gs., fl THE MARIAN Business manager, Susan Simoncic, and her assistants, Virginia Elliott, Shirley Cronister, and Eileen McNally check the financial status of the Marian. Assistant editors, Ioyce Monsour, Gloria Thomas, and Maureen Miller discuss problems with typists, Frances Stahl and Io Marie Burgar. Art editors Kay King, Rosemary Colburn, Gene Corsini, and Richard Cicero relate their ideas to Mary Bess Hain line, typist. The Marionette Compliments of FIRST STATE BANK ond BAKER PRINTING CO. Staff Members proofread, type, and clip as the dead line nears. Assistant Editor, Eileen McNally assigns articles as Sister Justina dictates. Editor, Karen Keller, and entire staff seem pleased with the results of their efforts. THE UNDER Sunior oiiicets adtnite piaqne they teceiveci with tixeit ciass tings. Sectetaty Anne Koppets, Treasurer Lenote Kavanangn, President Mike Boone , Vice -President Louis Bontiatd. C . om pl :ments V of AN ITY BOX fHofeI Bessey Gnd LASS MEN Y Comp' iments B of Clnd f Herb Kmmsick, Treas- Soobornore officers explain significance of bniieiin board. Piesiden e Keianey Secretary Saiiy Gastei, Vice-President Bob Wiiberf. nie: Kay Gen ore books bewiider ibe Eiesbrnen officers. 'Yieasnrex Ed Nfciienna , Vice -Pies- m Mary Beneiii, Secieraiy Lana Laveiy. Books and m idenf Biii Bickneii , Presiden 23 JUNIORS ,Egan . .nf In , L1-' -. A i V! Ken Bartelli Karen Benelli ,, i SQ-.lfgf L ,ns V af 'sv' 4 M Louis Boulard K ri,-33, .Y from fr Bob Fleming i . 'NF' k 'Naaf' . if Charles Clugston f ,f Y 'LV' ' 3 Abbe Friend 3 It 13 'mx ,, fi ,Ai :sf Ronnie Gilm OIG Lana Adamson in e- an 5 . .V 'QW I v ,,,,.,.,-1 EF, six Ioe Berk WC i -.,4 ' eff' Sharon Cronist re as 1 ,ya ii' if We ff J? f Susan Gastel Barbara Harmon Wi' Rosemary Ame rshe k ,FQ E T Mike Boone f i-ur' 2' if SW' ggi Lal' er Raymond Ebbs 41- Marilyn Gibson Eileen Horgan fm . 5 -.llf , Q' X k 'Sq W rr. c A Del Marie Bartelli, V ..i W ,ul .,,,., I dir Elizabeth Ieck 'Univ 'QQ-wwf Le nore Kavanagh NOT PICTURED: Bob Eberwein BS 'iii- 'qv ' Mary Keegan ogg I' 'wr I fl Ni I Pat McNeil , 'nw wk., Connie Pedro I I ,S , 2 V . M A. I I W x QL, Z g , ,-1-f' v A-V, ,G . ffm , HW., A ,- p,,i,,, V yy 2'Efi,,2,Igt'f f Bill Sampson 440' 3. ff, .. 55. X Anne Koppers al LQ' J we If 3? if Charles Meyer Ken Powell a , eff. fx my Complimenis of THE WHITE GRILL and EDDIE WEEKS REALTY .. f , ,fi Sandra Mobley Joe Palmer Exi i if Fw Maxine Ray lim Row r + if :.. A ' I I I 5 x' A Jim Schirk wi 61' John Trytek Elizabeth Van Becelaere Le Anna Vance Bonnie Smith Margaret Stahl Qi yay 1 X- .-:,,a,e- ,i ,. .g.,jjw-.3,:,fa,3 i - Nancy Wilbert BU ,,.m-em X 55 ,A 'ru I i Z X 5 3? ' Y.. in z.,.ki Margaret June Janet Azamber Benton Bertone JW R Q I is Carolyn Crandon Charles Crandon as har. 5 M K hw . , L M 1 . .C V n--- K V H V . ,jfgri k .fi r'-.. f..i gwwfjgi N aff? . 1112- t - .2 L-.n italfvefaf - , F .siiriifsssfg John Blanken rw.. Joe Burns C ..n , 1. .-Nea. 1 . i Theresa Carlton Q . V gtg' to ,t ,, s Jim Galen Bette Io Crespino Cronister De Castro , . 2 '33 if- dk QW .4 ... E I Kay Gene Barbara Sandra Sally Ann De aney Dixon Fornelli Gastel ' , df Mary Karol Glick 3.5- if L . L , fy, Q Andrew Habjan Malinda Io Gmeiner MJ .f. fi . 3 Joann Hardesty rm' Q' 5 Dennis Goodman F. 1. A Mary Gustin Judith Herbeck Ei' .5 1 i A Connie Gutierrez He rby Mary Kathryn Krumsick Krusich E A X, ' .ff ra 7 wg .-s g Vim - W 'V y P f 1 ii ' f M ' f J ' l Qs K.. sl ' P P f : ,, d .P If , s if P f ll' fp ff M45 sf Paul Mason Ed Peg Ned Mike Agnes McClaskey McNally Menichetti Meyer Miller ' O I 1. ' ,al -',v I I if i v N '4 1 , W 'W s eee P if Q ,,., 1: , H ig gay L r ,, . Frank Mike Ioan Barbara Brenda Naccarato Palmer Peak Saia Saia .Z t 5 . , -k, sf, if I . If A ,fi r raear W My E r 1. ilk, E P Louis Don Mary M. Dennis Shields Starchman Stowers Swan NOT PIC TURED: John Sandbeck l ' r fi fi W may E ' I Q .,1 vs we K' i ,,,: N 'K , 57 fs. ..:, I A A ,risk P fm? Sandra Teresa La Rue Valleau Van Becelaere Vance M lizi W v .- S ' 4 ' P in . 1--we . ,,, ' .K.r,,i4, ' i l EQ 2 Norberta Garly Evelyn Wachter Wa ters Wells Mary Anne Vietti g .' if V: ' 'ill' Ken Wilbert fri A.I. Wachter 1 5 Bob ' Wilbert FRESHMEN -wh, Mary Benelli Kathleen Boone 'ttf Bill Richard Crespino Cronister Bob Gibson 3 Roberta Herman Loretta Barthelme K , rf - lliz i f Bill - Bicknell 49 , ,lkk V 1 Cecilia Judy Bush Q Carlton Theresa h Cronister P' :Vv SQ A B My W V f,'.f,fNsi?!i Lonnie Mary Guston j A i ii Habjan 5 .Va N:- '2 4.3 ilfil -I-1---xmas- X Jim King 28 Virginia Fenimore Compliments of KENNDEY'S and VERN PLATTNER Mary C. Morey Mary Ann Miller 2 'T - Tony Vietti Compliments of BOWLUS SCHOOL SUPPLIES and MT. CARMEL HOSPITAL Lana Lavery J dl 'Lv L 52, 5 if Ed Tony Mangan V V McKenna ,J ,1,, Pniz g ik wk lim A Mobley ..- ,iu :x 'qg- MN. Meg ' Ronnie Ryan 5 Snyder ' ,,, y r ji., ' Q,f L Mike Wachter Karen John Wi lbe rt Witt 29 Margaret Morey Y M Richard ' Van Becelaere ,rr - I .. A Patricia Waggoner Classes to i i f Members of the biology class view specimens. Frances Stahl attempts an experiment as Sister Cleophas and the other members of the Chemistry class look on. 'naw' - s si -51 i s ri X' E- ' ,T eas A ,qs 'Y' 4 ar iff X if st 1 N: z W ai' 1 ' 1, 551 st- K t X 5 5 ' 1, ,. gif MM. Y 5 , if? 'Y if .S ,diff 'ix iw? Qfb ,S l 'V ft ff? Xl? Sn: ' M is 1? L - s , ess l,,, A i t k V i 'rn-, 3 i l ,s ' 1 - 'Q as 'W'- ww -A rpg' l will . ts six s class. Sister Walburga explains the Ken-A- Vision to the freshman general science Mr. Farrell teaches the value of a sound body and a sound mind to the health class. X sf v VI at Q as vii Compliments of SMlTH'S FUNERAL HOME on MERCHANT'S SUPPLY The Senior Class learns to keep accurate accounts in the bookkeeping class. v-..-w,.ae..,r-Q The seniors in the secretarial practice class prepare for future positions. Compl imenfs of SCOOTY'S SERVICE and LIBERTY CLEANERS f nd' V rs, W mm Maureen Miller has no trouble in keeping the attention ofthe speech class as she talks on an interesting topic. The Iunior Class and Sister Luciana listen attentively as Sandra Mobley gives a book report, V ,W I mt, M 2 5+-. -4 Sw-'fy' . , ' .993 Q. .iw i Q Ni . ,. a.. 'WMP Mike Vietti and Dale Starchman demon- strate their ability before Sister Justin's Advanced Algebra Class. Plane geometry class shows interest as Louie Shields and Frank Naccarato attempt explanations. Sister Cleophas' American history class watch as Ronnie Gilmore points out territorial growth in the United States. Members of the Latin Club watch their Latin Bingo cards as officers Malinda Io Gmeiner and Ianet Bertone call numbers. Compliments of FRISKEL UNDERTASING, Frontenac an DECKER INSURANCE All aboard for a great adventure CLASS OF 1959 ln September '55, forty freshmen boarded a chartered academic bus and adopted the slogan Fifty- nine or bust. Our first driver, who incidentally being found so capable was kept on for four years, was Lee Cronister. He was assisted by Dennis Purdon. Recorder of highlights was Joyce Monsour and Richard Smith collected the money for gas. This, was under the ex- pert supervision of Sister M. Teresita. Among its passengers were five new faces: Richard Cicero, Pat Fager, Susan Simoncic, Frances Stahl, and Mary Bess Hainline. This passenger list claimed many celebrities. They were: annual attendants, Kay King and John Hamilton: May Queen attendants, Glen Gilmore and Nikki Banke: Cheerleader, Susan Simoncic: football players, Benelli, Pasini, Corsini, R. Smith, Scavezze, Quinn, Zigmund, Cronister, Hamilton and Lundberg: cagers, Corsini, Pasini, Quinn, and Scavezze: base- ball players, Zigmund, Machetta, and Corsini, As we completed this our freshman year we had reached the first milestone on our trip. Still driving in '56 was Lee Cronister, under the sponsorship of Sister M. Cyrilla. He was aided by Mike Quinn, Virginia Elliott, and Kay King as relief driver, mileage recorder and keeper of the funds. We lost one passenger at the first stop fRichard Smithl, but gained three new ones fMaureen Miller, Karen Keller, and John O'Ma1leyD. Many of our passengers were active participants: Richard Cicero in the newly-formed Mad- riga 1: Nikki Banke as Cheerlea der: and Rosemary Col- born as Homecoming attendant. Members of the champ- ion football team were: Corsini, Hamilton, Fager, Zigmund, Scavezze, Cronister, Benelli, Lundberg, Quinn, Gilmore, and O'Malley. Seen on the hardwoods were: Corsini, Scavezze, and Zigmund. Running the bases were: Zigmund and Quinn, while Pat Fager joined the Golden Glove men. King and Hamilton captured the big prize by being dubbed the annual royalty. Zigmund and L. Cronister were initiated into the Thespians, Socially we sponsored the Halloween dance. As May '57 came and went we had rounded the second major bend in the road of our journey. Still at the wheel in our junior year was Cronister, McNally taking over in emergencies, Keller taking notes while King was chief custodian of the funds. This year's trip was sponsored by Sister M. Vincentia. Four new names appeared on the passenger list. They were: Jo Marie Burgar, Pat Epple, Dale Starchman, and Morris Swan, while four others had been removed: John Casterman, Pat Fager, Merle Pasini, and Delores Theys Among our renowned passengers we had: gridiron men and M.B.L. champs, Hamilton, Scavezze, Zigmund, Quinn, Corsini, Cronister, Machetta, Benelli, and Vietti: basketball champs, Scavezze, Corsini, Quinn, and Zigmund: Burgar as Cheerleader: Monsour as ma- jorette: Colborn again as Homecoming attendant: Quinn and Martinous as Marian candidates: Madrigal singers, Keller, Wettstein, Monsour, Cicero, Zigmund, Starchman, and Machetta: Thespians, Monsour, Mc- Nally, Keller, S. Cronister, and C. Buset. Girl and Boy's State representatives, Keller, L. Cronister, Quinn, and Vietti. Socially we proudly boasted the Mock and Ju-nior-Senior banquet. Finally as we reached the last stretch of our jour- ney Cwith Cronister still Chief navigatorj we received a real set back, the death of one of our most beloved passengers, Freddie Benelli. Other cancellations in this last year were: Sherry Simoncic and Pat Epple. Getting on at the last stop were two more celebrities: Carolyn Scales and Ed Keearns. Checking the occupations of the passengers we found: champion football players, Cronister, Corsini, Machetta, Lundberg, Zigmund, Scavezze, Starchman, Vietti, Quinn, and Hamilton: ball bouncers, Corsini, Scavezze, and Zigmund: Thomas and Vietti were annual royalty: Monsour was drum major: Burgar and Martinous were cheerleaders: Colborn was Homecoming queen: Watson and Buset, co-editors of the Marian: Keller, editor of the Marian- ette with McNally as assistant: Watson, prefect of the Sodality: Buset was May Queen, with Colborn and Mc- Nally as attendants: Cronister was president of the band as Buset and Simoncic held the posts of librarian and secretary-treasurer respectively: Keearns held the baton as student director: McNally, Pep Club prexy: Corsini, Quinn, Scavezze, and Cronister were voted most val- uable on the gridiron. Cronister and McNally were representatives on the Student Court which was created in '59, Quinn was Thespian prexy with S. Cronister as secretary. Early in May we donned our sports wear for a week at Eureka Springs under the sponsorship of Mon- signor Stremel. On May 31, 1959, we reached our destination under the direct guidance of Sister M. Linus. After a most profitable trip we bade our fond farewells to all our fellow passengers and went our separate ways but al- ways uppermost in our minds is that we shall always be tied together under the title The Class of '59. N I 5 Z Q 3 E 2 E K JUNIORS: Maxine Ray and Ken Powell ff- 1 ,. ze - : -'::',! V SOPHOMORES: Peggy McNally and Gary Walters Compl imenfs 5 l , gqg TOWER BALLROOM elf-e U ef ,,.2L2,, .. e,ee eee f1ee ei e e ee e ag FRE SHMEN: Theresa Cronister and Jim King K l i ng? W 36 .k,, 1 -I Q, in K kk 1. , Co-editors, Carole Buset and John Watson, lead the royal march. Co-editors, crown QUEEN GLORIA and 1. KING MICHAEL t 23 'Nw .rr fa 4 A1iu g'jiZEfllIwrsgjfr3rK4rE -1: I K 5 I V 5. :.,. I V it A I iw 'E '-rr-, .,., X QNX Efgfrixmiilr A f ,,.ANVA :Y 43-Q ,rf or mlm 4 ,pg Q ling gi r 1 Q , M, , Q E.,,..,, .x S K A ,fa ig 1 i s I 5 Q QQJA A , .uf , ,, ef f Z 1 1 .. , 7 , Y in wif A r ' 'Q of r'r, Zrlrr Q. ' FooTBAu. ROYALTY F ' 18 Queen Rosemary Del Ba rtelli Mary Anne VICIII Homecoming of 1958 Rosemary cutting ribbon while Del and Mary Anne look on. Compliments of M INER'S STATE BANK ond CAMPUS GROCERY Queen Rosemary being escorted by Co-Captains Gene Corsini and Lee Cronister. Attendants promenade the field in a car, I A Ln L LM I in-w , 5 Q QV 2 L 1-H R SOPHOMORES X M. . -Y .. - f i lg 5' we -mf 5 'K SENIORS xx gf 'K ,il C 95 1 1 J -' 5' JUNIORS FRESHMEN f--'f w, pf-f--1+ f 1 11 3 m Q.. L......J n..............J 'NWI' an 'W-Q siaj w i 7 ,. , . ,, V EILEEN MCNALLY RY cbLBoRN +111 John Watson, prefect of Sodality, presents a few simple rules to the Junior and Senior Sodality. A Sister M. Linus and Sister M. Cleophas Wichita to attend the Leadership School Sister M. Cleophas, Sodzrlity Moderator, explains points of Freshmen Socialists. 'mwtfl' H+ make Z1 final check before Sodality members leave for interest to the Sophomore and D R A M A T I Cast for The Hour of Honor prepares for the Speech Festival By-line of Saint Luke affords pleasant moments. THESPIAN CLUB: President, Mike Quinny Vice-President, Sandra Mobleyg Secretary, Shirley Cronisterg Treas- urer, Elizabeth Jeck. 'iw-.N Glee Club cmd Mixed Chorus TOP ROW: E. Wells, M. Morey, P. Waggoner, I. Herbeck, P. Shay, M. Bettega, I. Burgar, F. Stahl, S. For- nelli, V. Elliott, V. Fenimore, C. Bush, S. Gastel, P. McNally, M. Azamber. SECOND ROW: M. Glick. I. Krasovec, T. Carlton, B. Saia, K. Delaney, M. Vietti, M. Krusich, L. Vance, K. King, M. Gustin, B. Dixon, S. Valleau, M. Habjan, M. Miller, A. Miller, C. Gutierrez, I. Benton. THIRD ROW: F. Shields, L. Lavery, M. Gmeiner, T. Van Becelaere, B. DeCastro, K. Boone, M. Ryan, R. Herman, K. Wilbert, I. Carlton. I. Berton, C. Crandon, M. Morey, I. I-Iarde'sty. TOP ROW: L. Barthelme, M. Habjan, T. Carlton, B. Saia, K. Benelli, I. Bertone, L. Vance, M. Glick, M. Krusich, M Stahl, S. Gastel, C. Crandon, P. Mason, I. Berk. SECOND ROW: M. Miller, B. Herman, K. Boone, M. Ryan, S. Simon cic, K. Wilbert, M. Azamber, M. Gmeiner, B. DeCastro, V. Elliott, I.M. Burgar, J. Hamilton, G. Cronister, M. Machetta, F. Smith, I. McMahon, Director, Mr. Scott. FIRST ROW: I. Herbeck, I. Carlton, C. Bush, T. Cronister, P. McNally, B. Dixon, M. Benelli, K. Delaney, M. Keegan, L. Kavanagh, M. Vietti, E. McKenna, D. Starchman, A. Friend, D. Starchman. ' ' X Choral Group The Six- Teens Sister Luciana 'mf' The Pautherettesn The Royalettes MT- SCOU E iSi Senior CARE CAROLLERS it St . Ma ry 's Band BAND OFFICERS: Leo Cronister, Presidentg Elizabeth Ieck, Vice-Presidentg and Susan Simoncic, Secretary - Treasurerg plan parade route with Mr. Scott. St. Mary's Band forms the outline of our new school and the Bells of St. Mary's at the Homecoming Game. Compliments of RUFF'S MUSIC SHOP and BOB TEXTILES SERVICE Rx . QW W 5 JOYCE oNsoUR, ELIZABETH IECK D Drum Major 'N xt 'G ac MA RILYN GIBSON Mclioreifes 'N.,.,,,,,,4s' ia , MARY K. WILBERT KRUSICH L ,, A.f f,4g,, gf f ff, wav KA I 'uf-., MA RY M. STOWERS 1 2' sw ,, 4, JO MARIE BURGAR i K. Q, ' . 7 BA RBA RA DIXON CHEER LEADERS SUE Q7 , MA RTINOUS h ROSEMA RY A MERSHE K Mrs - kv 5 . sf' M , 'ff fi: 93, 'X J, R JUDY CARLTON ELIZA BETH VA BECELAERE , - zkfnz M ' in , ., .gm ' f ' wwvwmwmww-:WSW P , 'f9.E39GE1TE 5iiT?5iif' fi? WMM Pep Club poses in anticipation of a coming game. Compliments of LAGESKI SERVICE PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Karen-Vice-Presiclentg Eileen-Presidentg Del Marie-Treasurerg Norberta-Secretary. 51 and SAN DY 'S CARRY OUT M ,, WJ' fn. 9' 4 I Y V---w.,,.,s.-..u,....u,,..M S--...M 'VF Marilyn Sue Martinous, Kay King, Maureen Miller, Eileen McNally, and Cgrrole Buset exchange interesting ideas gleaned from the crmtecheticnl classes in Girard, Pittsburg, and Arnia. Mrs. Scavezze pauses in her instructions to the Future Nurses as they study the board drawings. OFFICERS Frances, Vicefllresidentg Carole, Presidentg and Susan, Secretaryg occupy first row. 'P f, W' ., 1 f .. -' i , P 5 ' 1 1 X k..7J , k....................J k 11 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Francis Zigmund, John O'Malley, Mickey Machetta, Bill Scavezze, Gene Corsini, Lee Cronister, Michael Quinn, Bill Lundberg, Dale Starchman, Mike Vietti, John Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Joe Palmer, Ken Bartelli, Bob Fleming, Abbe Friend, Bill Sampson, Jim Schirk, Ken Powell, Mike Boone, Charles Clugston, Ronnie Gilmore, Jim Row, THIRD ROW: Coach Farrell, John Blanken, Mickey Palmer, Bob Wilbert, Paul Mason, Don Starchman, Frank Naccarato, Herb Krumsick, A.J. Wachter, Ed McClaskey, Assistant Coach Ted Pethal. FOURTH ROW: Father Prichard, Andy Habjan, Robert Gibson, Mike Wachter, Dennis Goodman, Richard Cronister, Tony Vietti, Lonnie Guston, Billy Crespino, Richard Van Becelaere, Jim Mobley, Msgr, Stremel. Compliments of PETER PAN CLEANERS Compliments of PITTSBURG LAUNDRY -we 1Y! f?H',j, 4, Compl imenrs of GUTERIDGE PHARMACY Compliments of SELL 8. SONS 'Tl , 1 lik. WW' 'H BILL SCAVEZZE MIKE QUINN LEE CRONISTER MICKEY MACI-IETTA FRANCIS ZIGMUND MIKE VIETTI RONNIE GILMORE 9 Panther BOB FLEMING ABBE FRIEND GENE CORSINI BILL LUNDBERG ,sf fm SZ:::E::fa:..sa- K , . .,,. ... . .. +R w Z? E 961: ' Mx E124 JOHN 1-IA MILTON v- - EEIE 'A I lf I KENNY BARTELLI Compl imenfs of CRONISTER BROS. and MEADOW SWEET DAIRY BILL SAMPSON JIM ROW JIM SCI-IIRK HERBY KRUMSICK JOHN BLANKEN Leffermen of 1 958 FRANK NACCARA TO MICKEY PALMER BOB WILBERT Compl imenfs of BROWN 'S PHARMACY Gnd MIKE WACHTER RICHARD CRONISTER FRISCO SHOE SHOP CHUCK CLUGSTON KENNY POWELL DENNIS GOODMAN AJ. WACI-ITER Ms' 2' 12.k Q I 333i SECOND ROW: Coach Farrell, Dennis Goodman, Herbie Krumsick, Jim King, Bob Fleming, Gene Corsini, Monsignor Stremel. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Gilmore, John Blanken, A.J. Wachter, Francis Zigmund, Bill Scavezze. jg Compl imenfs M of G ILMORE PLUMBING cmd W COCA COLA my f' me Monsignor Alex G. Stremel, Coach Farrell, R. Cronister, F. Naccarato, C. Craudon, B. Crespiuo, A. Habjan, E. McC1askey, and M. Palmer. Compl imenfs of PITTSBURG FOODTOWN cmd K PITTCRAFT Maw. McCune McCune Fronfena ST. Pats Chefopa Sf. Paul Weir Oswego Mineral M.B.L. Weir Chefopa Sr. Pats Reg ST. Pars Cheropa Weir Fronfena Oswego Sr. Paul Mineral We They 33 42 39 50 c 39 5l 54 26 49 64 46 53 37 29 36 78 45 55 Tournament Scores 49 38 37 49 48 ular Schedule 52 38 23 50 33 30 c 44 47 39 61 49 39 58 4-6 Champs The B.B. quintet won third place inthe M.B.L. Senior girls B.B. team surpass nnderclassrnen and bring honre 36 lfhlfdi the trophy. McCune Oswego Weir Cherokee ST. Pars Sf. Paul Frontenac Chefopa Mineral They i4 26 6 6 7 0 i8 6 i9 For the third consecutive time our Panthers have won the tooth ll charnpionship in the M.B. L.- F41 a I ew ,M ti K sf. T Q .- xi, iii 11 A ' LETTERMEN CLUB OFFICERS: President Lee Cronister checks the roll while Vice-President Gene Corsini, and Secretary-Treasurer Mike Quinn, look 011. FOURTH ROW: Mickey Palmer, Mike Wachter, Jim King, Richard Cronister. THIRD ROW: Ron Wilbert, Chuck Crandon, Herbie Krumsick, Frank Naccarato, A.J. Wachter, John Blankin, Dennis Goodman. SECOND ROW: Joe Palmer, Abbe Friend, Kenny Powell, Charles Clugston, Ronnie Gilmore, Jim Shirk, Bill Sampson, Jim Row, Pat McNeil. FIRST ROW: Bob Fleming, Ken Bartelli, Mickey Machetta, Mike Quinn, John Hamilton, Francis Zigmund, Lee Cronister, Gene Corsini, Bill Scavezze. 61 mini MMM 'Wx I F I Junior Achievement members try their salesmanship on Sister Linus. Compl imenfs of ERNIE WILLIAMSON 'S MUSIC HOUSE cmd WALT PAN NECK Men's Wecur A. A. ELECTRIC MACHINE CO. INC. A 81 B MOTOR COMPANY WILLIAM ABRAHAM MR. 8: MRS. ALEX ADAMSON LARRY ADAMSON MRS. MAUDE ADAMSON PAUL C. AHRENS FAMILY MRS. TERESA AHRENS FRANK ALES WAYNE ALLAI MR. 81 MRS. 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TILLIE HUDSON EMMA HUNTER HUSTED CITY SERVICE STATION IGA THRIFTWAY A FRIEND MR, 8: MRS. JAMES IRETON FRANK IRWIN MR. 8: MRS. JAMES ISON JACKSON ELECTRIC CO. Our ever faithful Bud makes change for Mary Gustin and Galen Cronister. HERMAN JAMES REPAIR SERVICE MR. 8: MRS. WOODY JANES JAY MOORE GARAGE ELIZABETH JECK MR. 8: MRS. R.K. JECK RICHARD K. JECK JR. J.D. MOTORS JIM STEAK HOUSE JIM WILLIAMS BARBER SHOP MRS. ETTA JONES SHIRLEY JONES JOSEPH FOOD MARKET JUNIOR AC HIEVEMENT OF PITTSBURG, KANSAS INC. JUST-RITE AUTO PARTS 8: ACCESSORIES MR. 8: MRS. B.F. KAUTZ T.A. KAVANAGH ROBERT KAZMERSKI J. E. KEADY MRS. GENE KEELER ELIZABETH KELLY JOSEPHINE KELLY MRS. C.P. KELSO MRS. JOHN KELSO KENNEDY'S MARKET MR. 8: MRS. W.B. KENNETT MR. JOSEPH B. KEPLER MRS. W.B. KEPLER MR. 8: MRS. W.G. KEPLER RAY KERN AUTO SERVICE MISS ELIZABETH KETTLER R. W. KIEHL CMETROPOLITANJ MARY KILDUFF CHARLES KING EDWINNA L. KING ESTHER KING MR. 8: MRS. F.J. KING MRS. JIM KINSEY C.M. KIRKENDOLL ART KITTELL KLOBASSA BARBECUE EDWARD E. KOESTER MR. 8: MRS. A,D. KOPPERS ANNE KOPPERS HENRY KRANZ JR. JOSIE 8: FRANCES KROIS KUT AND KURL BEAUTY SHOP LACY MOTOR SERVICE MR. 8: MRS. JOE LAFAYETTE GEORGE C. LAIDLER MELVIN LAMB SERVICE STATION LaMODE BEAUTY SHOP CURTS LAPP TOM LAPPING LAUGHLIN BUICK INC. THOMAS J. LAVERY MR. 8: MRS. EDDIE LAYCOX LEFTY'S BARN MR. JOE A. LENSKI MRS. JOE LENSKI MRS. PETER LEODLER LIBERTY CLEANERS OLLIE LILLARD LINDBURG DRUG STORE LITWIN'S BOB LIVENGOOD URIA LIVENGOOD TOM LOFTUS LONE STAR ARMY SURPLUS CHARLES A. LONG IDNGBELL LUMBER CO. BILL LONGSTON, JR. JANET SUE LONGSTON LORA JEAN BEAUTY SHOP GRACE LOSS MR. JOHN LOTH MRS. JAMES LOVING IJOWELL'S BEAUTY NOOK LUZIER REPRESENTATIVE DR. LYONS JOHN LYONS LUCY LYONS MAC'S FOOD MARKET THE MACKIE-CLEMENS FUEL COMPANY JOHN W. MACKIE, JR. MRS. J. MACKIE MR. 8: MRS. ROBERT MADL MR. 8: MRS. WALTER MAHANES MR. 8: MRS. TED MAJORS HELEN MALETZ INSURANCE AGENCY MALLE SERVICE 8: SUPPLY MAR1E'S BEAUTY SHOP MARILYN BEAUTY SHOP MR. 8: MRS. SAM MARRELLO MRS. MARSCHALLINGER PHILLIP J. MARTIN ONE HOUR MARTINIZING CLEANERS MARTINOUS FRUIT CO. MR. 8: MRS. JOHN MARTINOUS LEO MARTINOUS VIOLET MARTINOUS MARY'S PRIMP SHOP MR. JOHN MASQUELIER MR. 8: MRS. TENA MASSA MRS. ALBERT MASSMANN JOE MASTERSON MCCLENAHAN SINCLAIR SERVICE M.D, MCCLENAHAN MRS. LAVON MCDANIELS DR. MCDONALD MR. 8: MRS. EARL MCGAVRAN WALTER MCGREGOR MRS. McKEE MR. 8: MRS. L.P. MCKENNA MRS. REGINA LENSKI MCKENNA REGINA L. MCKENNA, Musician MRS. CHARLES A. MCMILLAN MCMURRAY INSURANCE AGENCY ED MCNALLY MRS. ED MCNALLY MR. 8: MRS. THOMAS J. MCNALLY MRS. MCNAMARA JOHN T. MQNEILL LORETTA MCNEILL MRS. MINNIE MCNULTY MEADOW GOLD DAIRY MEADOW SWEET DAIRY FOODS MR. 8: MRS. JAMES MEEHAN MEICHORIS FOOD MARKET DR. MENCHETTI MENGHINI BROS. MR. 8: MRS. CHARLES MENGHINI CHARLES MENGHINI FAMILY MR. 8: MRS. HENRY MENGHINI MENGORI 8: BLUNK MERANDO SERVICE STATION BETTY MERRICK SUZANNE MERTZ. MR. 8: MRS. JOE MEYER MFA OIL COMPANY MID-CONTINENT PUBLISHING CO MILLER'S MRS. MILLER CHARLES MILLER MR. 8: MRS. ROBERT H. MILLER MINERS STATE BANK MR. 8: MRS. MARTIN MISHMASH INADELL MITCHELL JAMES MITCHELL LARRY MITCHELL R.C. MIZENER M 8: M MOTORS, Girard J. A. MOBERG HAROLD MOBLEY HELEN MOBLEY SANDRA MOBLEY SGT. ALBERT MOLTHAN MONSOUR FRUIT CO. MR. 8: MRS. RICHARD MONSOUR DR. 8: MRS. MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY-WARDS MRS. JAMES MOONEY MR. 8: MRS. KENNETH MOORE JIM MORGAN FAMILY MARIE MORGAN ANTON MOREY FAMILY LEW MORICONI MR. 8: MRS. MORIN MORORITY OIL COMPANY DEANE MORRISON NILES MOSER CIGAR CO. MARY MOSS EVELYN MOSSOM SGT. ALBERT MOTTHEN MOUTHUY FURNITURE FACTORY AL MOUTHUY MARY MOUTHUY REV. DANIEL B. MULVIHILL MUNDT RADIO AND T.V. CLAYTON MURPHY H.H. MURTY QMETROPOLITAN INS. J DON MUSSER MR. ANGEIO NACCARATO AGNES NAYLOR NED'S CAFE MRS. EVELYN NEIGHBORS LEO NIEGSCH FAMILY C.T. NELSON, Barber PAUL NELSON MRS. GEORGE NETTELS MR, 8: MRS. GEORGE NETTLES JR. NIAGARA OF PITTSBURG MR. ED NICHOLSON MR. 8: MRS. JOE NIEGSCH MRS. JOHN NOGEL NORINE'S GIFTS LINDA NOTERMAN NELOOK BEAUTY SHOP OBERTO SERVICE STATION MRS. W.G. ODLE OEHME BROTHERS DAVID OEHME MRS. JOHN OEHME MR. 8: MRS. PAUL OEHME OLDHAM DAIRY MELVIN H. OPIE OPTICAL SERVICE CENTER OTIS BROOKS HOUSEMOVERS WILLIAM H. OZBUN PAGE MILK PALLUCCA 8: SONS MARKET PAN CLUB VIRGINIA PANNECK MR. WALTER PANNECK PARK ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE SUSAN PATE MRS. CHARLES PATTERSON TOM PATTERSON MR. 8: MRS. JAMES PEAK GEORGE PEEL TUNE-UP SHOP ROY PERRY PESAUENTO GRO.. Chicopee MR. 8: MRS. E. PHELPS JOE PHILLIPS SINCLAIR SERVICE MR. 8: MRS. CARLIPICHLER CHARLES 8: ANN PICHLER PITTSBURG AUTOMOTIVE CO. PITTSBURG CASKET CO. PITTSBURG LAUNDRY PITTSBURG LUMBER CO. PITTSBURG OPTICAL SERVICE PITTSBURG READY -MIX CONCRETE PITTSBURG SHEET METAL GEORGE PLACE PLA-MOR SKATING RINK PLA-MOR SMOKE HOUSE PLAZA BAKERY PLAZA FURNITURE MART MR. 8: MRS. GLEN PLUMLEE MR, 8: MRS. JOSEPH POGUE MR. 8: MRS. JOHN L. POLSTON MR. 8: MRS. LOUIS PONTELLO MRS. HENRY PORE MR. 8: MRS. FRANCIS POSTA FRANCIS POSTAI MR, 8: MRS. J.O. POWELL MR. 8: MRS. KENNETH POWELL PROFESSIONAL BARBER SHOP MR. 8: MRS. JAMES PRYOR MR, JERRY PUMPHERY TOM QUINN CLARA RADELL CLARENCE RADELL RAMSAY'S MILLINERY DEPT. MR. 8: MRS. RAMSAY MR. 8: MRS. D.J. RAY DONNA RAY MR. 8: MRS. JOE RAY MICHAEL RAY MR, 8: MRS. TOM RAY MRS. BOB REAGAN SAVERO REDA MR. 8: MRS. JAMES M. REILLY MR. 8: MRS. ELLIS M. RESLER MRS. L.M. RESLER SAM RESTIVO JOHN RICCI CHARLES A, RICE GEORGE RILEY MR. 8: MRS. BILL RINK MR. 8: MRS. JOHN RISTAU DR. R.H. ROBINSON RODABAUGH'S SUPERETTE MARKET RODKEYS A.M. ROGERS MAKOR E. K. ROGERS JACK ROGERS MRS. MARTHA ROGERS R-S MOTOR 8: BRAKE SERVICE AUGUST RUA INSURANCE CHET RUCINSKI STEPHINA RUPAR TONY RUPAR, MINDEN MINES RUPARD'S SERVICE STATION RYAN'S CLEANERS SAIA FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE 8: PLUMBING MR. JOE SAIA MRS. OLGA SAIA SANDY'S BAR-B-Q CARRY OUT MR. 8: MRS. JOHN SARLEY ALBERT SATORIE SAUER'S DEPT. STORE EDYTHE SAXTON MRS. CATHERINE SCALET SKEETERS RADIATOR SHOP SKELTON T.V. -RADIO SERVICE SMARDO OIL CO. SMITHS SEWING MACHINES MR. 8: MRS. T.R. SMITH BOB SNIP CONSTRUCTION MR. SPANGLER MARY SPENDAL MARK SPICER SPICER WELDING SERVICE MR. 8: MRS. ADOLPH SPIGARELLI MR. 8: MRS. M.A. SPRITZER MIKE SPRJTZER STACY MOTOR CO. FRANCES STAHL MARGARET STAHL PATRICIA STAHL MR. 8: MRS. JOHN STAHL JOHN J. STARK, CONTRACTOR, Girard MR. JIM STEELE MR. 8: MRS. HAROLD STEVENSON RALPH STEVENSON MISS ESTHER STEWART HOTEL STILWELL MR. 8: MRS. T.M. STOWERS MRS. CECIL STRAHAN A FRIEND Our Handy Andy smiles as he sweeps the Panther. MARGARET SCALET MR. 8: MRS. NILO SCAVEZZE MIMI SCHALLO MRS. MINNIE SCHIEFELBEIN MRS. RUTH SCHMITZ SCHOOL OF ACCORDIAN, JULIUS CROSETTO DR. SCORSE MR. ROBERT SCOTT FRANK SERRA RADIO 8: T.V. JOHN SERRA MRS. MARGUERITE SEYMOUR MR. MERRILL SEYMOUR W. H. SEYMOUR SHANK FRUIT COMPANY SHELTON AUTO BODY REPAIR BOB SHORT MR. 8: MRS. SAM SHROCK, Galena MRS. GRACE SIMION MARY SIMION SOPHIE SIMION MRS. FRANK SIMONCIC MR. 8: MRS. MIKE SIMONE SKAER T.V. CO. SKATELAND C.G. STRAHAN EDNA STRATMEN MSGR. ALEX G. STREMEL DR. L.L. STUMFOLL MARVIN D. STUMFOLL H. STURGEON, JOE SMITH TAB. ST. VINCENT NURSING HOME SWARTZ MARKET RAY SWEATT FAMILY ELIZABETH SUMMEY T 8: T NOVELTY CO. BUD TANNOUS MARY TANNOUS MR. 8: MRS. LOUIE TASSI TASTEE FREEZE TAYLOR'S PAINT 8: WALLPAPER COMPANY BILL TAYLOR MR, 8: MRS. CHARLES TAYLOR TED'S COAL YARD THOMAS GROCERY BRUCE THOMAS DOLA THOMAS JOE THOMAS WINDOW CO. MRS. JOE THOMAS JOHN 'THOMAS MARY THOMAS MIKE THOMAS OTIS THOMAS SAMMY THOMAS SUE ROBIN THOMAS TED THOMAS TERRY BRUCE THOMAS TOMMY THOMAS, SR, TOMMY THOMAS, JR. MRS. TOMMY THOMAS MR. 8: MRS. VERNE THOMAS VIOLA THOMAS W. A. THOMAS MRS. ABE. C. THOMPSON ANN THOMSON GENE O. TILLI JOE TORCHIA TOWER CAFE MRS. JOHN J. TOWNER TRENT TRANSFER J. R. 'TREADWAY MAMIE TROEGEL TURNER PAINT STORE TWENTIETH ST. CAFE FRED UNDERWOOD PEARL UNDERWOOD VERNON UNDERWOOD MR. 8: MRS. LEROY UTTLEY MR. 8: MRS. JULIAN VALENTINE WILLIAM VAN BECELAERE SR. T.V. VAN TASSEL VON SCHRILTZ INSURANCE AGENCY MR. 8: MRS. ROBERT VOSS VIETTI QUALITY MILLING CO. MRS. JOHN VIETTI MIKE VIETTI MRS. MINNIE VIETTI RAYMOND VIETTI ED. VILMER TRANSFER WEATHER-SEAL EDDIE WEEKS AGENCY MR, 8: MRS. S.P. WESONIG W.R. WHITE MR. 8: MRS. ALBERT WILBERT MRS. ALICE WILBERT FLORIENE WILBERT MRS. HOWARD WILBERT MR. 8: MRS, MELVIN F. WILBERT MICHELE WILBERT NANCY KAY WILBERT AL WILLIAMS JEWELRY MRS. D.F. WILLIAMS MRS. I.O. WILLIAMS MISS MARY WILLIAMS WILSON 8: FRENCH MRS. BETTE JEAN WILSON LONZO F. WOOD, STATE FARM INSURANCE WOOLWORTH'S MRS. H.J. 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