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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1966 volume:

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Mary Donatus MARIA Volume 26 St. Mary's High School Pittsburg, Kansas ADMINISTRATION CLASSES GRADUATES FCREWQRD To preserve a record of the countless experiences of you and your classmates, this annual strives to capture the eyes and mind of the scholarship, leadership, the ac- tivities, and the character of St. Mary's High School. Throughout a quarter of a centu- ry St. Mary's has developed into a school of distinction under the con- stant vigilance of the faculty and the loving patronage of the Blessed Mother. There has always been a closeness between faculty and stu- dents and a deep concern for both by its administrators. May all St. Mary graduates, in- tellectually and spiritually alert, and imbued with Christian standards, contribute to the Welfare of their Church, community, and country. UN DERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR CHARLES A. SMITH We, the Class of 1966, wish to extend our sincere gratitude to Right Reverend Monsignor Charles A. Smith, whose keen interest and unfailing zeal helped to make our years at Saint Mary's among the most memory able of our lives. 4 211 REVEREND THOMAS COLGAN, Administrator From Whom We Receive Direction Administrators direct the school in its association with the community, and provide directives and experiences necessary for student growth. Father Colgan is the kind of administrator that most schools dream about but few ever have. St. Mary's is most fortunate that this smiling, youthful priest is ever ready to give of his time and service to the improvement of the school. We feel honored to have such a fine administrator at the head of our school. 5 Father Colgan ad- dresses the student body during an as- sembly. I ': 5 U SKQ Q Any number of topics might be under discussion by Sister Veronica, principal, and Mrs. johnson, office manager. 6 From Whom We Learn The faculty is an indispensable link between the student and the community he will eventually enter. Teachers pre- sent ideas, discipline youthful minds and stimulate interests. Often a teacher helps a student to discover a talent he did not know he had. Harder to measure is the lasting sense of purpose a teacher imparts to his students. St. Mary's High School Faculty, SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE The School Board has a friendly discussion before their meeting. Members QL. TO R. J are Mr. Jerome Marschal linger, Mr. Kenneth Burbach, Mr. A. Jones, Mr. I. Brown, Mr. Paul Wachter, Dr. Charles Dellasega, pres- ident, and Mrs. Payne. ather Oborny, Sister M. Veronica, principal, Sister M. Sara, Mr. Frank Crespino, Father Colgan, Mr. Forbes, ister Eustasia, Father Alderman, Mrs. Elsasser, Sister Luciana, Sister Flavia, and Sister M. Edward. Ur: 4? 2.1 Q--4 1 'X Father Oborny, Sophomore religion instruc- tor give some instructions to Mike Conrey during a test. Father Alderman confers with joe Albertini, Fred Heenan, and Mike Napier before the Religion I class begins. The Seniors receive a blessing which concludes We Learn Qur Religion Father Colgan's Religion IV Class. Religion is our most important subject because in it we get a deeper understanding and appreciation of the truths of our faith. At the RIGHT are pictured three typical scenes that take place at noon each day. The TOP picture shows Father Colgan of- fering Mass with D. Delamaide and T. Mangan as servers, and M. Payne as com- mentator. The Schola Choir CCENTERJ sings the proper parts of the Mass. The BOTTOM picture shows the students going to Mass. AAA' .O Oni 5 i I 5 if I f , r Kathy Gariglietti, jim Napier, Vicki Monsour, Mary jo Marshallinger and David Deckard examine some paper backs that are required reading for English III students. A Wide range of English courses train students not only in literature, grammar, We and vocabulary, but we become involved in the art of self-expression which re- quires clear analysis and reasoning. Speech, an oral communications course, helps students gain self-confi- dence and poise in addressing an audience. This course is taught by Sister M. Veronica. Sister Luciana stresses vocabulary drills In English IV, Sister Eustasia, emphasizes in the Freshman English class. reading for pleasure as well as information B Patti Graham, B. Berk, Diane Reilly sell hats in Tom Saia, Ronnie Mishmash, and Dan Hal Speech Class. lacy portray salesmen in Speech Class. and the understanding of problems. .mi ff wi Teresa Brown examines the reference section of the library. Frances Pecknik and Doris Her- man do a little research work for Sophomore Eng- lish class. 11 Sister Edward shows Mary Nell Gil- more how to use the card catalogue la .y, -r 'Ymwwm Mrs. Elsasser explains the complexities of Algebra Ito her Freshman Class. Mike Payne and Mavis Eichhorn under Sister Sara's direction peru form their first experiment during chemistry class. We Learn Science We must learn about the world in which We live and work, know the facts and laws of sci- ence, and understand our role in relation to nature. Therefore St. Mary's offers courses in Biology, Physical Science, and Chemistry. K In mathematics we study the sciences dealing with numbers and measurements, and relation ships of quantities. Students in- terested in Math may take Alge- bra I and Il, Geometry, and Trigonometry. .M We Sister Flavia gives Patti Graham some assistance in using the micro, scope as Tommy Thomas looks on. Danny Van Becelaere points out the importance of oxygen to life to Gregg Mattivi, Ronnie Marrone, and Duane Gartner, Physical Science class. Mary jo M., K. Bourne and Kay S. are inter- ested to find out their score as Mrs. Elsasser finishes checking tests. V n firm w f 4 QW... X Mark Dellasega, Bob Wachter, and Susan Courey concentrate on Geometry during their study period. Nancy Walker points out some sections of the U. S. being studied in American Histor to K. Cari lietti, Y S Vicki Herbeck and Tommy Thomas. The last hour Constitution Class seems to be enjoying their discussion with Mr. Forbes, Instructor. Q 2 in . 7 I s.. .,, j ff 's '- Ju ,W , ,..,,, ,mmfvr .1 ' ay jg, , . A I In French I class gi language lab is provided for Bob George and Mary Slutter as a conversation We Learn About People i ,fa J aid. Sister Veronica is the instructor. ln Latin and French courses we loe- come acquainted with the customs, cul- tures, and languages of other lands. Social Studies develop understande ing and skills necessary for dealing with other people. ln World History we study the pastg in American History we review the growth of our own countryg and in Con- stitution class we learn how our coun- try is governed. Sister Veronica s Latin I class are get- ting some help from their instructor. Francis Ferns, F. Pecnik, Mary Burbach, T. Colvin, and john Vlfachter agree that we have a wonderful world as they study about it in World History. Mr. Crespino gives Ronnie Mishmash some help in mechanical drawing class while Albert Marrone looks on. X Sister Sara supervises Marilyn Monahan and Carol Knaup as they prepare to cook. Sister Edward, book keeping instructor, stresses the impor- tance of analyzing transactions accu- rately. iii? We Learn Skills Skills in Various fields play Vital roles in the American Economy. Thus, through an efficient commercial and home economics program many students may go directly from high school into the World of business with capabilities and confidence already well established. The courses in home economics enable girls to learn about Woman's most important contribu- tion to the world--namely the raising of citizens that will be a credit to this present World and the World to come. Mary Carol Mchlckie observes Kathleen Sister Edward is instructing Connie Graham and Tunis as she checks a hem. Kathy McGraw, Karen Reed, Nancy Walker, Judy Gartner Mary B. Buchmann, and Regina Heffernan discover that mastering the type- writer requires good co- ordination. David Deckard in the art of changing a type- writer ribbon. Bob Schirk, Stan Gavin, Ben George, and Duane Gartner enjoy a game of touch football during Boys' Phys Ed class. Christie Payne, Patsy Esch, and . . . Maureen Dudgeon pose for a Picture Chief aims of the physical ed classes for boys before elass ends. are the creation of good sportsmanship and men- tal and physical development through teamwork and individual skills. Muscle coordination, physical development, and the pleasurable aspects of active athletic participation are included in the objectives cf the girls' Phys. Ed program. , Students in Mr. Forbes' psychology class learn that psychology can help you understand yourself and other people. Health classes give us an insight into the intricacies of our human anatomy and how to take care of it. ww? .p,. Z .gg i '.-.. Psychology students realize that this subject is of major im- portance in our everyday living. 18 Under the guidance of Mrs. Mattingly and her staff, Mrs. Konek, Mrs. Tierney and Mrs. Crespino, the Students are kept well fed and happy. Each day finds Mrs. johnson ready to take the lunch tickets. From Whom We Receive Service The camera spots a group of hungry Seniors in the cafeteria Mrs. Helen Mattingly has Very competent ly supervised our hot lunch program ever since it began six years ago. Mr. Cronister and Mr. Habjan are always ready to lend a hand when things need attention. 'urn-u.... Of great importance to our school are the people behind the scenes. They devote their time to service our needs, and we de- pend on them for a great many services. Every task they perform makes our World a more pleasant place in which to live. 19 We Joe Albertini Barbara Beasley Cathleen Collar Bill Colles 11 Anja an Steve Dellasega Maureen Dudgeon Patricia Esch jane Friend Duane Gartner Mary Nell Gilmore Steve Groner The largest class in school finds many in f lf? . G if - 31 K x 5 sw: 1 ' new challenges as they start on their high school career. Religion classes take on a t deeper meaning g Latin and French words enter into their vocabularyg the intricacies of unknowns tantalize the algebra classg future homemakers acquire skills of cook- ing and sewingg literature and music awaken a sense of beautyg sports teach teamwork in all activities. ith Whom We Learn if on 1 fi L f Shelia Hallacy David jeck jane johnson Carol Knapp Debra Lohr FRESI-IMAN CLASS OFFICERS Steve Dellasega presldent Danny Van Becelaere Secretary, Mark Posta1 Stuco Chustie Payne, treasurer Maureen Dudgeon Stuco Marllyn Montemurro VICE presldent ,H Kathleen MC Nally Marilyn Monahan Mike Napier We hy Ronald Marrone Marilyn Montemurro Robert Oblock Greg Mattivi Maureen Murphy Christie Payne Tom Mobley 'fir l 5i , A-A ve yyyW ryZyye Anna Na cc arato , ' Ig gg K fflffy 1 iff q1 i:'?is',,L-'af 4 .V Anna Pecnik W l .ii av- V, Mark POStai Tony Pumphrey Cathy Shipman Carolyn Shur11 Cathy Slattery Martha Spencer Richard Swink Malcolm Turner Danny Van Becelaere Marilyn Walker Mike Wilbert Mary Beth Yoakam 23 Mark Blancho Ken Buchm ann 'WMD-1 Mike Conrey as Bob George Q sl Carol Briece .. an wa ua pos fuss ' is Sophomores With Whom We Learn High school years are half finished for the Sophornores, but they realize that the best years are yet to come. Although this is the smallest class in school We find that it contains a great deal of talent and scholastic ability. We believe they will do great things before they graduate from high school. 7 M. Elizabeth Burb ach 'efi f fair , Q 1 ag. Paula Price Patti Graham ff. 'wr-M Lorey Caldwell Steve Chapman nn! 21 'N'1iw- Susan Coury Mark Dellasega Vicki Ellis nw Doris Herman Rosemary Ison Carol Keller Sophomore class officers are: fas picturedj Bob George, StuCo5 Lorey Caldwell, vice-presidentg Pati Graham, treasurerg Mike Conrey, secretaryg Mark Dellasega, presidentg Carol Briece, StuCo. Katie Kuhn Bob Schirk M. Carol McLuckie Mary L. Slutter Kathleen Tunis Frank Torchia Albert Marrone Frances Pecnik Barbara Spangler Bob Wachter V' if 5 Karen Bourne M. Beth Buchmann Mike Chapman Joyce Crandon David Decl-card Francis Ferns Mac French Kathy Gariglietti Juniors With Whom We Learn The juniors showed great ability in leader- ship as they took on the responsibility of upper- classmen. Under the sponsorship of Sister Sara they selected class rings and prepared the biggest project of their high school years, the junior- Senior Prom. School spirit was shown by taking part in sodality, debate, sports, and language clubs. Junior officers fclockwisej Ben George, presidentg Gary Grimaldi, vice-pres. Nancy Hoff, Secretaryg Collette Fleming, treasurerg Regina Heffernan, StuCo5 Francis Ferns, StuCo. Colette Fleming Judy Gartner l ,S f- - ...,, -qw ,, 1 ' I in Z f Ml 11 ' K A sf Q ,, Q m W .,... xi M I J M ,, ' is Eff Stan Gavin Connie Graham Regina Heffernan a ff V f 4 aww A G V' . V . -' VM , 5 VV.f 5, :- : Nancy Hoff Ben George Gary Grimaldi Vicki Herbeck jim Karlinger jim Kazmierski .4 if R , . . 'K His' 2 '- M' ' my 1' wi 5 . gg J s wg ieeey e .- i ' AL':1 H my at ,.. , 5, . ' y I iz, Z, -, .M 'I - Vicki Lohr M. jo Marschallinger Terry Miller Vicki Monsour lqvf' 'fn l Q x 1 yi' ' 'iflfwfils gfvifkff 44' 445i-55 44' , I 9,44 4, VW M w ,,,-vvaxvwy l J' fywffcfyi 3 Mf9f4w'i .Mn Kathy Mc Graw jim Napier Marilyn Napier Jim Palmer Karen Reed , , If Kay Schiefelbein I Linda Spangler Tommy Thomas Nancy Walker Dennis Wilbert 28 Seniors With Whom We Learn --s-'II , The Class of 1966 entered SMH for their last year in September and elected the class officers pictured above, Christie Dellasega, secretaryg Steve Farris, presidentg Mike Payne, vice-presidentg Theresa Brown, StuCog Eugene Herman, treasurerg Dennis Ferraro, StuCo. Three seniors displayed scholastic ability as members of the National Honor Society. One led the student body as StuCo President, and another led as head cheerleader and Sodality prefect. Sixteen boys held membership in the Lettermen's Club. Graduation marked their last big event in St. Mary's High School. 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Mike Payne assisted by StuCo president, Darrell D. type the stencil for the StuCo paper. VT. Darrell Delamaide Student Council President We Organize As members of organizations we learn the art of teamwork, gain know -how in leader- ship and responsibility and come to realize the Value of good followers as well as good lead- ers . The Student Council is the center of school sponsored student activities. This large body taps students' ideas, considers the best sug- gestions, and passes them on to committees for further action. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Forbes the members shown be- low are: B. George, T. Brown, R. Heffernan, C. Briece, B. George, M. Postai, M. Palmer, C. Dellasega, M. Swartz, M. Dellasega, S. Dellasega, S. Farris, T. Saia, D. Ferraro, M. Dudgeon, E. Herman, andj. Loth. ' ' 'if'-Mwfmfwrv'-W ' ' 'K 4' '-'- i 'i t' i4'tt 4't' s 1 W W 'i V ' J r 5 1 ,. 2 The Marian Staff QLEFT TO RICHTJ Kathy Quinn, Joyce Simoncic, Paula Fleming, Judy Esch, Marilyn Swartz, Maryanne lreton, Diane Reilly, Stevcr Turner, and Jim Kazmierski are happy with Part of the success of an annual is due to the photographer. Jim Kazmierski did a wonderful job as Marian photographer this year, and he was always ready to oblige us with his services at all times. Diane Reilly, Paula Fleming and Joyce Simoncic plan suitable copy for layouts. i 34 the completion of the final shipment of the 1966 Marian. We Publish Kathy Quinn, Paula Fleming, Maryanne lreton survey some Business managers, Stever Turner and Kathy Quinn check on their finances. Encouraged by the knowledge that they were doing something for the stu- dent body the Marian Yearbook Staff Worked hard to produce an excellent annual. The promotional campaign under the direction of Marilyn Swartz, editor and Maryanne lreton, Ass't. editor, exceeded expectations and surpassed that of all previous years. Sister Edward, Judy Esch, Marilyn Swartz, and layouts for the MARIAN. W7 ,...,.., . t This year's honor students were from left to right front, C. Fleming, E. Herman, K. Bourne, bacl-4, D. Delamaide and Mavis Eichhorn. Some of the Senior Sodalists pose before the grotto of Our Lady. Sodality officers from left to right are: The Language Club under the direction of Sister R. Mishmash, treasurer, C. Dellasega, Veronica elected B. George, presidentg M. Palmer, president, K. Quinn, V. Presidentg V. presidentgj. Karlinger, treasurerg Nancy Hoff, Marilyn Swartz, secretary. secretary. al, W T10 -f I P- 3119.1 . 12125225555 .Eff-'QQ -QQ M I K . K .gr ., H ,I -M - 4 1 . , l,.1,. V T gsiggfw . A , . 1 .. High school members of the band are: Becky Berk, Judy Esch, Kathy Quinn, Carol Keller, Carol Briece, Paula Price, Marilyn Montemurro, jane johnson, and Patsy Esch. St. Mary's Debate team ffront, l. to r. J are B. Kuhn, C. Fleming, K. Bourne, B. George, B. Wachter S Coury, fback rowjM. Postai, M. Dellasega, E. Herman, D. Delamaide, M. Conrey, 1. Loth, and Sister M. Eustasia, moderator. We Debate St. Mary's Debate team of l2 members attended eleven tournaments and returned home with four trophies . With three experienced debaters and nine novices, and coached by Sister M. Eustasia, this team set a very fine re- cord this year. Attending tournaments at various locations throughout the state, they argued the national high school debate proposition. Resolved: That the federal government should adopt a pro- gram of compulsory arbitration in labor-management disputes in basic industries. The scenes at the right show St. Mary' Students serving as hosts to dobaters from 13 schools and some of the trophies won. iU9 'A 5. W7 Vi 3 if f K may agfg if- vurzrf, : A ,, S V V W l W . -1 ..t X 2 'Wa 1 ey I af E at .' r . 1Wf't'iJM ' wa , A ' J 'V A LVAI yr 'V 'N .. . S .f e it ' V M ',.A 1.3.2. W WW : 't :t j '- Cheerleaders urge Panthers on to a victory with Southeast by a score of 20 to O, our favor. Four familiar figures at every pep assembly were Mr. Crespino, Coach, Father Colgan, Administrator, Sr. Veronica, principal, and Mr. Forbes, Asst. coach. ,,,. W-'ij Christie Dellasega, head cheerleader boosts school spirit. We Boost School Spirit A Very capable cheerleading squad was headed by Christie Dellasega, a seinor, who com- pleted her fourth year in the cheer- ing ranks . Newcomers this year to the cheering squad were Christie Payne and Susan Coury. Besides cheering the team on to victory these girls encouraged good sportsmanship at all the games. W , 3 gi, The first PCP assembly of the School Veaf 38 Father Alderman in his French beret is escorted by was held on the front lawn. the Cheerleaders. 41 Panther cheerleaders Christie Dellasegu ftop centcrj and fl. to rt. J Maryanne lreton, Vicki Monsour, Susan Coury, Mary Beth Buchmann, Carol Keller, and Christic Payne promote loyalty to the blue and white. 39 The GAA Pep Club was represented by girls from all classes and the cheerleaders. QR. 1 left to rightj Maryanne lreton and Christie Dellasega, head cheerleaders. QR. 2, C. Payne, M. Buchmann, V. Monsour, C. Keller. QR. 3jM. Eiehhorn, D. Reilly, T. Brown, B. Berk, P. Fleming, J. Simoneie, K. Quinn, B. Kuhn, I. Esch. QR. 41 C. Fleming, I. Crandon, K. Reed, K. Schiefelbein, N. Hoff, M. Marscliallinger, N. Walker. QR. 51 K, Gariglietti, J. Gartner, T. Miller, V. Herbeek, R. Heffernan, K. McGraw, M. Napier, V. Lohr. QR. 65 M. Walker, C. Brieee, S. Coury, P. Price, P. Graham, F. Peenik, C. MeLuekie, K. Tunis. QR. 71 D. Lohr, M. Murphy, K. McNally, M. Gilmore, S. Hallacy, P. Eseh, M. Montemurro, M. Yoakam, C. Slattery. QR. SH. johnson, C. Shipman, C. Collar, M. Dudgeon, M. Monahan, A. Naccarato, C. Shurtz, A. Peenik, M. Spencer. QR. 9jR, lson, K. McGraw, M. Burbaeh, M. Slutter, D. Herman, K. Kuhn, K. Bourne, M. Swartz. The Pep Club cheered as our Panthers entered the field for the Homecoming game, led by Steve Farris. GAA Pep Club officers from left to right are Kay Schiefelbein, secretaryg Paula Fleming, vice- presidentg Becky Berk, Presidentg Judy Gartner, Treasurer. We Join The GAA No organization can function with- out the necessary spark to ignite itg such is the position of the GAA Pep Club at St. Mary's. With enthusiasm enough for all the student body, and with the promotion of school spirit as their aim they serve to touch off the great volume of noise and enthusiastic cheering that is always necessary to athletic com- petition. St. Mary's twirlers performed at half-time for the Homecoming game this year and added much to the half- time ceremonies . 'fs St. Mary's Twirlers from left to right QR. lj Becky Berkg QR. Zjjudy Esch, Kathy Quinng QR. 35 Carol Briece Marilyn Montemurro, Patsy Esch, Paula Price. 'f A, 1130 - X ya wt S. .af Ea, pi X S , iw flop leftj hlayor Bicknell signs the Catholic Youth Week Proclamation as Father Oborny, Mike Payne, and Eugene Herman ob- serve . . , Father Gibbons, S. I. ad- dresses the under- classmen on a day of recollection . . Ben George leads a Rosary on the Rec- ollection Day . . . Freshmen show they are good sports at the Initiation party by the Seniors . . , Karen Reed and jim Karlinger are crowned at the Mock Ball given by the juniors. . . The big clown head was the center piece at the Mock. An unusual sight at the Homecoming game this year was the appearance of the Karen Reed and jim Sisters from grade, high school and hospital Karlinger lead the dance. L I f V A ., Mu WSH, L, J M Av1b-,,fL,, V V ., , . Q-,,.qm,,,, ,M,mf5,gmpQqgiqawlg-iygJA,f,MAmm.1WWgw,.f,MM,.10-W- ,Wfmf,,f,,t.:,,M.:i,k. , A W. ,. G.. X -..,A:-mwxmwm-pf f . h. Q.:,,.f1+m,fm J., ww-. .,....., .-.QI Queen Chris and her attendants, Regina Heffernan and Patti Graham after the crowning. Queen Chris Reigns Only the sky was dark at halftime at Hutchinson Field on October l . The hearts and eyes of three happy girls were alight with the joy of knowing that they had been chosen as Homecoming Royalty of 1965. Christie Dellasega and her attendants, Regina Heffernan and Patti Graham were in- troduced to the excited crowd as they ap- proached the stadium in convertibles. Escorted to the throne by Steve Farris and Tom Saia, Christie Dellasega was crowned St. Mary High's 1965 Football Homecoming Queen . nw- I r 1 i Queen Chris is driven on to the field by Tim Mangan and Judy Esch. 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The Marian staff gratefully acknowledges these generous students whose untiring efforts helped to make this yearbook possible. as X Cathleen Collar G Dennis Wilbert Patti Graham 8 Francis Keegan QUEEN DIANE 49 May Queen Diane Reilly JUDY ESC1-I, ATTENDANT TI-IERESA BROWN, ATTENDANT new , X. iw i an :saw W' ER xi in an an 1 Z UR niv--f' .. - . . . imefeffev' Saint Mary's 1965 Panther team are: QLEFT TO RIGHTQ Water boys, Tom McNally, Bob Palmer. ,ROW 1-john Wach ter, Endg joe Murphy, Guard, Dan l-lallacy, Guardg Steve Farris, Fullback5 Tom Saia, Tackle5 Dennis Ferraro, End, Francis Keegan, Quarterback, Don Gariglietti, Quarterbackg Mike Payne, Tackleg Ronnie Mishmash, Center5 ROW 2-Ben George, Halfbackg jim Napier, Halibackg Tom Thomas, Halfbackg Gary Grimaldi, Quarterbackg Eugene Her- man, End, Bill George, End5 David jones, I-lalibackg Darrell Delamaide, End, jack Loth, Tackleg Mark Conrey, Tackleg Tom Colvin, Centerg Stan Gavin, ROW 3-Duane Gartner, Guard, Alan Herman, Halfbackg David Dcckard, We Train Our athletic program develops not only good sports manship, but also self-control, coordination, strength, and precision. The 1965 Panthers finished their fourth season with their best record of 6 Wins, l loss, and l tie. They came Within one point and 30 seconds of an undefeated season. The two games highlighting the season were the Riverton game in which the team came up in the last quarter to Win with a score of 20-13, and the Caney game, the finest of the season, in which We won a 32-O victory over Caney. Coach Crespino said he could best describe the l965 Football Team with three words--Sacrifice -De- termination-and Team Work. ASE? Frank Crespino, Coach 50 Tackle, Mike Palmer, Guard, Bob Wachter, Halfbackg Steve Chapman, Centerg Ken Buchmann, Albert Marrone, Fullbackg Mark Dellasega, Tackleg Tony Pumphrey, I-Ialfbacl-cg B111 Colleg, I-Ia1fbaQk5ROW 4-Coach Cpegpinm Iggy Albertini, Guardg Ronnie Marrone, Tacl-:leg Mark Postai, Guardg Steve Dellasega, End, Mike Napier, Fullbackg Michael Wilbert, Tackleg Father Colgan, Richard Swink, Endg David jeck, Quarterbackg Dan Van Becelaere, Endg Greg Mattivi, Guard, Tom Mobleyg Ass't. Coach Forbes. SEASONS RECORD WE OPP. 7 Girard 7 1 20 Southeast O 28 Galena O 20 Arma 12 32 Caney 0 21 Riverton 13 20 Erie 13 6 Paola 7 Steve Farris, Fullback, has ripped across the goal line for over 75 percent of the Panthers total scores this season. 51 Kea' . 9 H351 1 Hg? 're' W 19 c H K l 6 The team cheers as Steve Farris makes his third touchdown in the Homecoming Befcm Qach game the team game with Galena, ending with ai 28-O score. assembles in thc gym to say the rosary. Steve Farris made :ill the Panther scores in the game with Armzi, with Z1 score of 20-12 in the P:1nther's favor. Time out for L1 search for john Wachtei-'s eontziet lens. Steve Farris makes one of his famous long runs as the Riverton players try to tackle him. 19' 5 1 Domus Forraro f1,hts for the ball so ll jump ball is called ,md the losult lb shown 1D the lower right picture. Tho Panther Coach, Mr. Forbcs congrat- ulates the St. Pat couch of Parsons aftcr an overwhelm ing victory for St. Mz11'y's. The Panther varsity of '65-'66 was comprised of QCLOCKWISE FROM THE FRONTJ Gary Grimaldi, Don Gariglietti, Francis Keegan, Eugene Herman, Tom Thomas, Francis Ferns, Steve Farris, Ron Mishmash, john Wachter, Mike Payne, and Dennis Ferra ro. 55 We Displa Team Work After a rather dis- mal beginning, the Pan- thers ran up a string of ten victories in eleven games. The Winning com - bination of desire, hustle, and team spir- it vaulted our team into contention for district honors. Led by the shoot- ing of Francis Ferns, Steve Farris, and Den- nis Ferraro, coupled With the rebounding of john Wachter, Ron Mishmash, Farris, and Ferraro, the Panthers managed to fastbreak their Way to a winning season. The crisp needle-like passing of Ferns, Gariglietti, and Grimaldi dealt woe to many a Panther foe. If there is a word that would best char- acterize this team it is selflessness --the utter disregard for personal glory so that the team would be successful in Winning. 'STN ,pf Hfixmuls jaw K 3 5 1 53523245 x 31 s ' S!-V '1 ,535 -1 iv M ,Q . E awwkmg .. pa J 'i f i K 11, 1 , f 1 . , 'ie-,n , Ev 3 -1 ,JW , fwfr L .na aa, f af W T f - ,Nt ATTENDANT JOYCE CRANDON ATTENDANT VI CKI ELLIS Queen Of The Courts Marianne Ireton Four years of service to St. Mary's and a pleasing per sonality earned Marianne Ireton the title of Basketball Queen for 1966. Queen Marianne was crowned during halftime of a Victorious game with Elsmore by Steve Farris. She Was then presented with a beautiful bouquet of pink roses by Dennis Ferraro. Queen Marianne and her two attendants, Joyce Cran- don and Vicki Ellis, were honored at a dance after the game. nw. BOB'S CLEANERS Let us care for the clothes you care for. P1aza Shopping f..t T N. MINER'S STATE BANK Center Frontenac, Kansas For Quality At Thrifty Prices Shop At JONES STORE 411 N. Broadway AD 1-4200 Pittsburg, Kansas When you Think of Flowers Think of WS 1 , i T ,K kv x T 2 FW W gg: me F51 X 1 LP 1 :Zia We J QE D ALOHA aff 1 f I I N an ,- QQFQQQT. e 9' A Jfff 1 nf- -1 je . ,g,.,,q,k ax-sg eq: i -Jag, i35f'5v' -.g3QgQ if Q kv ,' fm A7 Pr ' 'mv unit .1 X , Bloflbidf A consu LT T us a i n A TURNER PAINT co. , N xx' , X f J I Let Us , T , Help You With 718 N. Broadway f Your Party Flowers Phelan's Paint- Wallpaper-Accessories WRIGHTS GREENHOUSE, INC. 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Walnut Pittsburg, Kansas GEBHARDT'S Chicken Dinners l 11 ll? ,is -4 E - . 7 miles north, 4 miles east 1X4 mile north of 4th Sz Bdwy. Pittsburg, Kansas Phone 764-3451 Excavating Grading-Basements Stock Ponds 4 N I J fx T 5 A 7 5 Bulldozer-High Loader General Hauling Dial AD 1 -6666 GEO. RADELL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1406 N. Bdwy. Pittsburg, Kansas BOB KAZMlERSK'S The Town Sz Country Hair Fashions Pittsburg Arma AD 1-8430 347-8774 PITTSBURG READY-MIXED CONCRETE CO. Fast Service Highest Quality Uniform Batches Full Measure -Estimates- For Prompt Service Dial AD 1-4940 3333 N. Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas awiamwasfff::n,eV:exsiiswiiaiazsrwf-A 1 -i,:,4w'fmaaimi',:n1mwmz 'fi 5? . I I if QR r 5 7 U Lf pi N : ' Sig, BEASLEY'S 9th gl Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas AD 1-6600 G TN 5, ul: ' - fv ., K , Shop At J re 1 f fx PINAMONTFS MARKET 201 W. Washington Wm. R. Bridwell, owner ff THE ATK1NsoN Q ?' ARMATURE WORKS 116 E. First Pittsburg, Kansas AAS The best dressed Men trade at WALT PANNECK'S 512 N. 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Locust Pittsburg, Kansas Look For Our Big Orange Trucks Transit Mixed Concrete correctly Proportioned Q Certified Strength--Graded Materials A i ' AUUAUTY PRUDUC Transit Mixed--Deliveries Wire Mesh--Expansion joint Material DEPENDABLE DELIVERY Free Estimates Fmsuniv senvucs Call AD l-1520 lf no answer call AD 1-2696 AMERICAN CONCRETE COMPANY OF KANSAS 504 N. Smelter Pittsburg, Kansas l You expect more from Standard . . . and you CET it! . H. McKee, Agent AD l-0390 Fl R A ,l 5-rA rs: N K I2 at . 12 at the sign of the revolving clock and Thermometer W Lili S 'SW :Q sm .fe if N xv 5 Congratulations to St. Mary's and the Marian Come in! Let's get better acquainted THE FIRST STATE BANK OF PITTSBURG 417 N. Broadway C . PENNEY co., INC. Penney's in Pittsburg always first in quality 523 N. Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas Phone: AD 1-2300 Mining gl Industrial Supplies 81 Equipment W. A. THOMAS SUPPLY COMPANY 112-114 W. Third Pittsburg, Kansas Phone: AD 1-3070 - . Congratulations To the Class of 1966 COULTER-MCGUIRE The Latest in young Men's Clothes 508-510 N. Broadway, Pittsburg, Kans. LORA L MOTEL Downtown Pittsburg 611 S. Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas AD 1-5250 BElTZ1NGER'S Hardware and Furniture 722-24 N. Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas AD 1-5550 BUD'S JEWELRY 720 N. Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas JOE THOMAS WINDOW COMPANY Aluminum Windows Doors Made To Order We Repair All MQKGS HAZELwooD UPHOLSTERINC We Sell Glass CQMPANY 406 E. 7th Good Upholstering is an Art. 313 E. 7th Street Pittsburg, Kansas Not the Cheapest but the best Phone AD 1 -5320 MIKE'S CLUGSTON RENDEZVOUS CLUB OIL CQMPANY Restaurant 81 Club C Ch k K za ,D , .. nf Q web f N 'Q 2 X- 4 1X2 1 th f M 5:55 , X C 1 13 K foo! sa , H gh y 7 '3' THE L EPSI' 0 4 NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURG 402 N. Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas 'XFHQSE WNW THEME YQUNG PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 1211 N B d y P tt b g lx I THE PIT 1219 N. Broadway Across from P.H.S. Sandwiches, Ice Cream, Cold Drinks Where the Kids Go ED VAN BECELAERE Hauling Chat -Rock Dirt -Shale Phone AD I -6923 f,,gi'Q, X A - ,ti X V There's no place like home when it's yours. Live in Twin Lakes or East Hills Addition BITNER REALTY COMPANY 208 N. Locust A. S. Bitner Sz Robert Bitner Realtors SMITH VENDING- COMPANY Candy, Ice Cream, Soft drinks with ice in paper cups New Automatic Vending Machines BRCWN'S GARAGE Auto Mechanic -Welding-Body Works Route 3 Pittsburg, Kansas AD 1-3793 Custom Picture - Framing Wallpaper-Paints Artist Supplies 1318-20 South Broadway Pittsburg, Kansas Phone: AD I -2 100 GRIFF'S Burger Bars Quality Food Speedy Service RUFF 'S MUSIC SHOP Baldwin Pianos gl Organs Instrument ' s, guitars Records Sz Service I 524 N. Broadwa Y I , Pittsburg, Kansas ,K Kbqbq I ox: Q I 5 LIBERTY CLEANERS Pick-up 8 Delivery Service Bigelow carpet and upholstery cleaning 1025 E. 4th Street Pittsburg, Kansas Phone: AD l -0420 Dodge Dart - Dodge Trucks J. D. MOTORS, INC. A Square Deal or No Deal First gl Broadwa Y Pittsburg, Kansas Phone: AD l-1850 WHITE GRILL Featuring Hamburgers - Sandwiches Home baked pies .M. till ll P.M. except ,s Friday and Saturday until 2 A. M. ' Carry-Out Service f l707 N. Bdwy. Pittsbur Tele: AD l -9842 Open 6 A f L g, Kansas X i in I 'fr4'.. f my X Quality Floor Sz Wall Covering JOE E. AQUINO - owner 113 W. 4th A Pittsbur Phone AD I-2690 gf Kansas me ... A EER R' E'1'a -M W A g E V V ,. 'FA V ' by - L, V XA A CL , A A MMT 5 A ' gg APPLIANCEE C E N T E R 2 ' GENERAL 63 ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CENTER General Electrlc Refrlgerators and Freezers 4lON Broadway Pugtsburg Kansas Tele AD 1 2910 5 4-'rmv' A . x'N- 1-11 .V-x fr MZ x WJ, s i 4 k' -N, J f f Q! mg 1 AH. I s 6 1 Terry Crespino July 13, 1948-March 8, 1961 God Touched Him and He Slept TENNYSON V , Q A , Z I 4 Q . I f Dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows Compliments of NAYLOR-QUINN FUNERAL HGME 609 N. Elm Pittsburg, Kansas DISCOUNT AUTO SUPPLY 'Where everyone buys Wholesaief Mag Wheels-Chrome Accessories 4060 Parkview Drive Pittsburg, Kansas Phone: AD 1-8710 Located behind Ace's Truck BARNEY'S DRIVE INN BOWLUS SCHOOL SUPPLY BRUFFY REAL ESTATE CO. CREMER 'S MONUMENT CO. DAIRY TWIST ERNIE WILLIAMSON MUSIC HOUSE MR. 8 MRS. JULIUS ESCH FADLERS WHOLESALERS FLOYD GRAYS MEAT MKT SPECIAL SPONSORS GENERAL MACHINERY S SUPPLY CO. MR. G MRS. JOHN GILMORE GRANT OIL COMPANY HERMAN SERVICE S TA TION JOHNSON PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. KANSAS GAS S ELECTRIC CO. MAC'S FOOD MARKET MERCHANT'S SUPPLY CO. MONSOURS FRUIT CO. A 5 A Food Market A G B Motors A S W Root Beer Mr. G Mrs. Joe Adams Mr. Adamson Mr. 8 Mrs. Alex Adamson Miss Lana Adamson Mr. Larry Adamson Alex Coffee Shop Mr. S Mrs. Melvin Allen Mr. G Mrs. Tony Amershek Amvets Post 31 Angwin-Blair Insurance Aunt Mary's Studio Patrick Barone Mr. S Mrs. Danny Bartelli Diana Bartelli Miss Melva Beasley Mrs. Beers Benedict Shoe Store Dr. Benelli Mr. 8 Mrs. Andy Benelli Mr. GMrs. Buddy Benelli Mrs. Margaret Benelli Becky Berk Mr. G Mrs. Clement Bertalot PA TRONS Betty's Beauty Shop Mr. Sammy Bitkower Mrs. E. Black Mr. S Mrs, Ernest Blessant Delores Bolinger Mr. S Mrs. Jim Bolinger Mr. SMrs. Boone Mr. GMrs. Bowere Pete Boyd Dr. William T. Braun Mrs. William T. Braun Brenner Mortuary Mr. SMrs. W. Bright Mrs. B. Brohle Mr. S Mrs. James Brown Julia Brown Roy G. Brown, Realtor Theresa Brown Tom Brown Mr. S Mrs. Jim Buche Mr. 8 Mrs. Joe Buche Mr. SMrs. Frank Berk Burnidge Welding Supply Mr. SMrs. Burns Mrs. K. Burr Mr. GMrs. R. Burr 82 MOUTHUY FURNITURE FACTORY MR. S MRS. CARVETH NEER NEER'S DEEP ROCK SERVICE PIGGLY-WIGGLY GROCERY STORE PITTSBURG LAUNDRY PITTSBURG PRODUCE CO. BUTCH REINHART RUFF'S MUSIC SHOP RYAN CLEANERS SAM BROWN SHEET METAL SCHALLO'S INC. SEARS ROEBUCK G CO. SUPERIOR PRINTING G OFFICE SUPPLY TED CARNINO TERMITE CO. THOMAS BARGAIN CENTER TOWER BALLROOM VAN'S RADIO S TV SERVICE Mrs. Kathryn Bynum Campbell Sixty-Six Express Mr, S Mrs. Ed Carlin Mr. S Mrs. Carlton Miss Mae Carlson Francis Carothers Mr. S Mrs. J. Carpino Sandy Carpino Mr. S Mrs. Michael Carr Casa Nova Dinners Mr. 8Mrs. A. Casella Mrs. Esther Casella Joe E. Casella Mr. SMrs. Cedeno Centennial Life Insurance Co. Mr. H. Chaewez Miss Marie Chaewez Mrs. George Clugston Charles Cicero Mike Chapman Mackie Clemens Fuel Co. Clyde's Music Shop Mr. S Mrs. L. Cobb Coles Awning Co. Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Collar Charles Collar Investments G Insurance College Inn Mr. 8Mrs. William Colles Compton's Inc. Mrs. Sue Conrey Mr. 8Mrs. Mr. SMrs. Mr. SMrs. Mr. 8Mrs. J. Copeland Fred Corsini Kenneth Corsini Pat Coyle Mrs. M. Crandon Mike Creel Mr. S Mrs. James Crespino Cox Tree Service Mr. 8Mrs. Cuthbertson Dario's Food Market Mr. SMrs. A. Davies Leon G Anne Dawing Mrs. Joe De Brouwer Mrs. Joe De Brouwer Byron Deill Dr. 8 Mrs. Charles Dellasega Miss Christie Dellasega Mr. G Mrs. De Ridder Robert Deruy Vicki Deruy Mr. G Mrs, Marvin Dickinson Susan Dickinson Discount Auto Supply Mr. S Mrs. Ron Dittmann Mr. G Mrs. Dudley Dixon Elizabeth Donahue Dolson's Discount Store Edna Donnelly Dryer's Shoe Store Mrs. Dudgeon DX Service Station Mr. S Mrs. R. Edwards Mrs. E. Eichhorn Evelyn Eichhorn Mr. Fred Eichhorn Jolene Eichhorn Mavis Eichhorn Steve Elliot Insurance Agency Mr. G Mrs. L. E. Eilliott Ellsworth Funeral Home Miss Agnes Esch Miss Bea Esch Mr. GMrs. David Esch Miss Eugenia Esch Miss Isabel Esch Miss Marie Esch Mary Esch Patsy Esch Mrs. Peter Esch Sally Esch Steve Esch Vincent Esch Mr. S Mrs. John Faucett Mr. G Mrs. Joe Ferns Mrs. Harvey Fikes Miss Anna Fintel Mr. 8Mrs. H. Fleming Forbes Green House Frasco Restaurant, Fred's Auto Service Mac French Frisco Shoe Shop Friskel Funeral Home Frontenac Cleaners Gallagher Construction Co. Miss Rena Gallet Mr. S Mrs. John Gariglietti Garner Auto Repair Mrs. J. Garner J. P. Gendusa Ben George Gert G Verd's Cleaners Mrs. Elizabeth Gilmore John Gilmore Mr. E1 Mrs. Leo Gilmore Girard National Bank Mrs. G. Glasor Good Friend of St. Mary's Jerry Gorman Mr. S Mrs. John Grant Mrs. W. Graves Mr. E5 Mrs. Alex Grimaldi Sr. Mr. S Mrs. Andy Habjan Mrs. M, Hadlock Mrs. Hammerton Mr. S Mrs. Ira Harper Mrs. Katherine Harper Joe Hart Mr. S Mrs. Joe Hart Helen's Shop Miss Vickie Herbeck Mrs. Ann Herman Mr. SMrs. Albert Hicks Mr. Hingle Miss Nancy Hoff Mr. GMrs. Raymond Hoff Mrs. Hanna Hopper Miss Patty Horgan Mrs. E. Hunter Cecil F. Hyatt Philip Iannotta Mr. G Mrs. James Ireton Italian Gardens Mrs. K. Jackson Mr, GMrs. L. Jacobs Woody Janes Mrs. Betty Jeck David Jeck Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard Jeck Mr. S Mrs. Robert Jenkins Joe's Cafe John's Sport Center Mr. SMrs. A. E. Johnson Mr. S Mrs. Frank Johnson Mr. SMrs. W, B. Johnson Mr. 8 Mrs. Cecil Jones Keith Jones Attorney -at-Law Leo R. Jones Jones Motel G Restaurant Mr. SMrs. A. Judd Kavanaugh Construction Co. Mr.,i3,Mrs. Leonard Kazmierski 83 Mr. James J. Keegan Mr. Truman Kimes Frank King Mrs. A. D. Koppers Mr. Koppers Mrs. Krois Mr. GMrs. George Krusich K. S. C. Newman Club Mr. GMrs. Kubler Mr. S Mrs. Henry Kunshek Janice Lamb Mrs. John Lamb Mr. G Mrs. Melvin Lamb Pete Lamoree Leo Peak Barber Shop Mr. G Mrs. Martin Lero Mr. SMrs. A. Locke Mr. S Mrs. Gordon Lohr Mr. 8Mrs. E. R. Lomshek Lone Star Army Store Mr. 8Mrs. John J. Lyons Mrs. John Major Joseph T. Manahan Mrs. Manfre Mr. S Mrs. Bill Mason Jean Mason Mr. 8 Mrs. William Mason Mrs. John Masquilier Mr. G Mrs. Sam Marrello Albert Marrone Sr. Mrs. F. Marschallinger Mr. G Mrs. Jerome Marscnallinger Mr. G Mrs. Lester Martinous Mr. 8 Mrs. George McClaskey Jenny McClay McClennan Filling Station Mr. Ivan McFarland Regina Lenski McKenna Mr. S Mrs. Francis McNally Mr. Edward McQuade Mr. Thomas Medved Meehan's Ready-to-Wear Mr. GMrs. William Meehan Menghini 8 Menghini Mr. 8Mrs. R. M. Mertz Midwest Auto Store Mike's Dairy Queen Dr, 8Mrs. Miller Mr. GMrs. R. Miller Miss Terry Miller Mrs. Marie Mingori Mrs. Margaret Minor Mr. 8 Mrs. Fred Mitchelson Mr. S Mrs. Harold Mobley Mrs. H. Mobley Helen Maletz Insurance Agency Louis Molinar Mr. 8Mrs. J. L. Monahan AIC James I.. Monahan Mr. 'G Mrs. Joseph A. Monahan Virginia Monahan Mrs. D. Monsour Mr. GMrs. Montemurro Mr. S Mrs. Jim Mooney Moore's Furniture Morey's jewelers Mr. 8 Mrs. James Morgan Mr. S Mrs. Richard Morgan Mrs. Regina Morella Mr. GMrs. H. Murty Judge 8 Mrs. Don Musser Mr. 8 Mrs. Angelo Naccarato Mr. S Mrs. Roy Neighbors Mrs. Angie Nelson Mr. 8 Mrs. john Nobel Mr. 8Mrs. H. Oldham Mr. 8Mrs. B. Osborn Ott's TV Mr. S Mrs. John Overman John W. Partin ll Mrs. Mary Patrick Mr. G Mrs. Epp Payne Epp Payne Leo Peak Mr. S Mrs. Pearson Peter Pan Cleaners Phelps Laundry Picco Dairy Products Mr. 8 Mrs. Arthur Pinsart Pittsburg Automotive Supply, Inc Pittsburg Optical Service Mrs. K. Plake Pla-Mor Kiddie Land The Plaza Cafe Plaza Shopping Center Postai's One-Stop Service Mr. 8 Mrs. Powell Paula Price Mrs. Alice Prince Mr. Iames Pryor, Public Finance Catherine Purdon Mr. G Mrs. Dives Ray Mary jean Reed Anne Reilly Mr. G Mrs. James Reilly Butch Reinhart Mr. G Mrs. Perry Rhine Mrs. L. Richardson Lillian Rontillo Roto-Rooter Sewer Service Mrs. Alter Rose Rua's Insurance Agency Mr. SMrs. Chester I. Rucinski Mr. S Mrs. Dwight Rumbaugh The james Russians Debbie Saar Mrs. Nadine Savant Mr. 8 Mrs. Schiefelbein Mrs. Marjorie Schlee Albert Sell Sells 8 Sons Francis Sells Serra TV Seymour's Dry Goods Mrs. Jessie Shaw Mrs. Shields Nell Shirley Mr. SMrs. O. Shirley Mr. S Mrs. Richard Shurtz Mr. 8 Mrs. john Silva Mrs. Sophia Simion Mr. S Mrs. R. Sirnoncic Mrs. H. Sinn Sister Mary Mathias Moyles Skaer Skelton TV S Radio Service Snack House joe Smith Tobacco Co. Smith Sewing Machines Mr. 8 Mrs. Verl Smith Spicer Welding Service Mr. Bob Steele Lee Stevens Lester Stevens Mrs. A. Stevenson Anne Stephenson SJ-a3Li.u.cenr.lles1: Mr. S Mrs. Floyd Strukel joe Sullivan Mr. 8 Mrs. Morris Swan Mr. G Mrs. jim Swartz Mr. GMrs. Ray Sweatt Frank Talario Frank Talo Taystee Freez of Pittsburg Mrs. I. P. Tendol Roger Tennant Thomas Bargain Center John R. Thomas Mr. S Mrs. John Thomas Mrs. Mary Thomas Mr. SMrs. Thomas E. Thomas Tom Thom as 84 Sammy G. Thomas Mr. GMrs. Ronnie Titterlington Mrs. Rose Tomlin Mrs. F. Tonnies Mr. GMrs. J. B. Towner Mr. Raymond Troumbule Mr. GMrs. E. F. Trumbule Mrs. Margaret'Turner Mr. GMrs. W. Turner Union Central Life Insurance Mr. G Mrs. Leroy Uttley Mr. S Mrs. Iohn Valentine Mr. S Mrs. George Van Becelaere Mr. 8 Mrs. james Van Becelaere Vel-Fre Motel Veltries Cafe Mr. G Mrs. Dio Vietti Mrs. Minnie Vietti Mr. S Mrs. Joe Wachter H. I. Walters Mr. 8 Mrs. Floyd Warmbrodt Wayne's Service Station Mr. i3Mrs. C. Webb Barbara Ann Wells Mrs. Bob Wells S. P. Wesonig Vxfhite Grill Mr. 8 Mrs. William White Mrs. M. Wickware Dennis Wilbert Mr. 8 Mrs. john Wilbert Miss Florence Wilbert Mr. G Mrs. Howard Wilbert Mr. G Mrs. Philip Wilbert Ronald Wilbert Pat Wilper Mr. 8 Mrs. Jim Woods Woolworthls Store Mr. Lynn Yankoviz V. A. Zigmund Anna Zucca Marie Zupan's Beauty Shop The ANNUAL STAFF of St. Mary's High School Wishes to Thank our Patrons and Advertisers ALITGGRAPHS AUTGGRAPHS ALITGGRAPHS AUTGGRAPHS Q - , , - 'fy -f u . . . I , 4 ' P . 4, W K V V P L u a N L K X X I l '1 f . 5 1 3 t 3 ' s ' 1 a ' ff 11 lg 1 7 1 I ' fr I . 4 l . g. ii Q3 . 6 .. ,J ?