St Matthews High School - Samascript Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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-Br-gp T'Y.-ftnf.y ?at.;asc- by the sharpshooting of Buzzy- -Beecher, Tommy O’Connor, James . O’Brien, Tony DiLucia, Joe Murphy, Doc O’Connor, and Tommy Kol. . anko. Hoping to see more 'action next season will be Jack Doran, . Wm, NoIsd, Joe Pierce, Joe White and Plash Michanov icz. n V Charlie Rath and Dapper Nolan deserve commendation for their efficient work as managers. w v 5$ Thanks, Mr. Keavcy, for your untiring efforts in our behalf. LZE -V;-, TOB.I. gether with Regina Bradley, Mar; McMullen, Loretta McTamney, Am Murphy, and Patricia Schrack, v ■K’ The girls take....thi3 opportunity to say thank you to those benefactors who provided care for transportation to and fros so many games. Thanks, Mr. Miraglia, for pui untiring efforts in our behalf. To the Senior members of the team we express our gratitude for their hard work, together with best wishes for succees in future ventures. To the underclassmen: Take up our quarrel with the foe-. To you, from failing hands we throw The Torch. Be yours to hold it high Tentative Football Schedule Date Boys Sept, 7 Friday St. Patrick’: 16 Sunday La Salle 21 Friday Berwyn 29 Saturday Bridgeport Oct. 7 Sunday Tentative 14 Sunday Reading 21 Sunday York 28 Sunday Delone Nov.( ’ 4 Sunday Tentative 11 Sunday St. John’s 22 Thursday Conshohocken

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By Mur BOYS ;ie Pettinc, GIRLS By C apt Anne , «5l ;7hon the d .’st of the final game of the hasketball settle the score stood I)-9-br7 against us -Bethlehem Catholic had '. rested the Suburban Catholic League Crown. Vt Leading the team in its othsr-wisc victorious season was .Toe llulroy ’. ho finished with [j.32 points. •I; The tailor one is if hi. closcer one is to the basket,11 Thus did ’Tin Dot? herby use his heiht to advantage in ringin • victor:' to the 'luo and , hite. pbc»s tea; -work ained for him 3 ;-o points. 2 •52 Excollont captaincy and tea.-work earned for Charlie V ilson a high wlacc in the list of St. atthe-'s fa ous athletes I ('Tot ran,r referees did you meet, Charlie?). Completing the .varsity quintet, a1thor h not seniors, wore Bess Pierce and Butsie O'Donnell (Do they know how to handle the balli) Always on call to do or die for the ..irrors were Seniors Joe Kakoid, Tommy Lynch, Donnie Burton, and Louie ’’anetti. (;;e could use you ’.ext year, boys I) ) r i2 -12 Left to tvohold cotu t traditions are G n-ory Slagliaro, .junior, and ’ alter (Koby) 'Kobry-n.nki, sophomore. -—The. J.V . 's season was sparked Climaxing the girl's court season was the defeat of the hi rrorettes by a mpre powerful St. Hubert's sextet. - The Mirrorctte ' s log, however, consists of wins over Reading-Catholic, St. Elizabeth's and Villa Maria. Lost to the tear.’by graduation will be I.anagcr Dolores Anasie-wicz, and forwards I'ary Gallagher, Anne Quinn and Josie 2a-droga. Don't r .lss the girls' new jackets I Are they popular 1 Senior team members are anticipating the awarding of the sweaters, symbolic oftheir athletic efforts as well u3 reminders of hours of work and far. Looking ahead one see3 a promising forward lineup which includes Joan Do try, Catherine Fox, argle Mellon, Lou : cTanney Florence I orris, Alice O'Connor, Jane Quinn, and Jo Ann died. As guards there • ill be veterans Ann Jones, Joan Oniclski, Irene Crzcch, and I argic Pettinc, to-(g 2-----

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SAMASCRIPT Page Twenty-one lay. 1951 C R: CLASS OFFICERS President--Stanley Jarosz Vice-President—Whi. Fair Secretary--Ann Jones C5,,; Dear Seniors: There are many types of letters: thank you, congratulatory, invitatory, etc. Iq this, our message to you, however, we, the juniors endeavor to combine various types. First, we say THANK YOU for everything that you have contributed toward making S.M.H. a school of which we are proud to wear her colors. We are grateful for the example you have shown us: your scholastic attainments, your prowess on the field as well as on the co :rt, the friendships we have formed with you, and the memories of the fun we had together; in a word, we are happy to say that we knew you. Secondly, our congratulations are likewise yours now that you have passed another milestone and the long-looked for day of graduation is at hand. We are going to miss you: the bell ringer, (sometimes late, sometimes early)--Ding-Dong Louie; Sal's touchdowns; Joe's, Doc's, and Charlie's baskets; the almost Inexhaustible vitality of the senior cheerleaders: Fuzzy, Pat, Betty, and Nancy; the Mirrorettes Anne, Mary, and Josey; the girl3 who answered the first call for band members; those who made SAMASCRIPT possible; the faithful rooters for the Blue and White I Finally, please think of u3 once in a while. We have a big job ahead of us; you see, we'll be taking YOUR place! In parting, the Juniors say: God be true to you Life be dear to you Health stay close to you The Class of '52 (Marjorie Pcttine)