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

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Mavr 1951 SAKASCRIPT Page Twenty-seven ASSEMBLY TO FEATURE'OUR, HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY’ In conjunction with the presentation of awards for participation in various extra-curricular activities, members of the Dramatic Club will present Cornelia Otis Skinner’s Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , on Tuesday, May 22, 1951. The cast of characters includes : Cornelia Skinner, L. Zagor3ki; Emily Kimbrough, M. A. O’Brien; Leo McEvoy, W. Kurish; Mrs. Skinner, B, McGuire; Otis Skinner, P. Maziarz; Steward, F. Lendacky; Purser, S. Picard; Dick Winters, Wm. Moore; Admiral Hodges, Wm. Golas; Harriet and Winifred, •H. Brady, D Koldys; Inspector, C. Cooper; There'se, M. Gordon; Madame Elise, V. McGeeney; Madame De La Croix, P. Demurat; Window Cleaner, S. Picard; Stewardess, P. Surmiak. The jjlay, sponsored by faculty member, 'Vincent Miraglia, is directed by Joanne Evangelist and Mary Hallman. SENIORS. . . (Continued from Page 26) Future teachers include Margaret Botto and Nancy Hutelmeyer who will attend STROUDSBURG and WEST CHESTER STATE TEACHERS COL- LEGE, respectively. George Mulligan will matriculate at ST. BONAVENTURE’S COLLEGE. To ALLIANCE COLLEGE, Cambridge, Pa., will go Francis Ba-zela. TEMPLE UNIVERSITY will claim Madelyn Boccuti and Eleanor Na-nasko. The former v ill pursue a course in pharmacy, while the latter will study to become a laboratory technician. Antoinette Brzoska will enter DREXEL INSTITUTE to prepare for a career as a designer in fashions , Prospective FLORENCE NIGHTINGALES include Margaret Gavin, Clara Kurish, Joan Borkowski, Martha Forgione, Mary Alice Pen-dergast who will train at SACRED HEART HOSPITAL, Allentown, and Claudette Bolduc and Dolores Zimmer at UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL. R. Pultorak plans to follow a premedical course at TEMPLE UNIVERSITY, where Francis Kehoe hopes to enter the school of education. The business world will naturally claim the members of the commercial class as well as D, Burton, F. Venonsky, R. Champagne, J. Craft, J. DeSantis, and M, Entenman. SAMASCRIPT COVER-M. A. Brown, ’52 CIRCULATION-F. Kehoe, T. Lynch ART-F. Lendacky ’51, F. Adamcik ’52, M, Erdek ’52, N. Hutelmeyer,’51. CONTRIBUTORS NOT MENTIONED-R. Evanoff, M. A. Pendergast, C. Kurish, J. Opielski, V. Prusinowski, R. Pultorak, M. Hallman, TYPISTS-D. Anasiewicz, B. Frey, M. Gallagher, P. Hartman, E. Linfante and A, Quinn. MIHLOGRAPHERS-F. Lendacky, G. Fox, F. Adamcik, M. Erdek.

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TQ51 ■ ,f .a r —Twenty-si x-SAMR C.RIP'L SMHS SENIORS WIN CaLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS ft y ...fltUflRDS James M, Convey was the winner of a La Salle Collette Scholarship os announced by Registrar Erother 0, Joseph, in a letter to Father Schuster, principal. The scholarship carries with it free tuition in any curriculum for a period of four years, Roberta Evanoff won a two-vear scholarship to Chestnut Hill College. Both scholarships were awarded as a result of competitive examination, Winfield Dougherty and Joseph Mulroy are the recipients of scholarships to La Salle College as a result of a scholastic examination conducted by the athletic department of the College, Charles Wilson holds a like scholarship from Villanova College. •a- EDUCATIONAL, PROFESSIONAL, BUSINESS WORLD CALL SENIORS Simultaneous with commencement comes the necessity of planning for the days that lie ahead. Thus it is that each graduate is faced with the necessity of answering for himself the question , What Shall I Do? or, Whet Shall I Be ? For some of the Class of 1951 their problem is already settled, VILLANOVA COLLEGE is the choice of Thomas Lynch, John Ricci, George Fox, and Lawrence Kelly (-Sec.-2.acre , £7) : - STENOGRAPHY , . . Charlotte Watson,’51, merited the Greg Writer sward for attaining a speed of 140 words per minute. SAMAGOHTFT . . . t'rnncis Lendncky, George Fox, Elizabeth Linfante, Blanche Frey Patricio Hartman, all of ’51, and Francis Adamoik and Michael Krdek, both of ’52, RAND . . . Joan Eorkowski, Mary Ann Darby, Mary Gnllarher, Margaret Gavin, Catherine Hannum, Dolores Ana3iewicz, Lucy Mat too, Dolores Munro, Nancy Hutelmeyer, Clara Kurish, Eleanor Nonasko, Mildred Corrigan,Eleanor O’Brien, Sylvia Bradley, Josephine Zadroga, Martha Forgione, and Dolores Zimmer, ’.‘.TAR . . . The annual 'WAR Sports Award based on scholarship and leadership as well as athletic ability was won by Charles Wilson and Anne Quinn, SPORTp ... Sweaters and letters were awarded to the following seniors: Salvatore Gombone, James Edwards Almerico Cianciiilli, Joseph Mo-koid, Vinfield Dougherty, Joseph Mulroy, Charles Wilson, Louis Manetti, Donald Burton, Thomas Lynch,Marvin Pierce,John Cionci, James Saboe, Dolores Annsiewicz, Ann Quinn, Mary Gallagher, and Josephine Zadroga. • CHEERLEADERS . . . For four' years Of. faithful service, pins with the school insignia have been merited by Seniors, Elizabeth Coonnn, Florence Demurat, Nancy Hissner, and Patricia McNamara, LIBRARY AIDES . . . Agnes Boccuti,Solly Mitsch,’53 Phyllis Decker, GertNbc5n McCar ribk,i54 and Elizi Lirif ofitd, ’jU. ,

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Pare Tv;onty-etKht SAMASCRI2HL AT TKF COMI'UNION RAIL One was bent and old. One had .youth and grace, One w as r i a 'a w i t h goods, Hunger pinched one’s face. Family love blessed one, One’s life had no planj One knelt strong and -sound Beside an aging' man. Side'by side, ° nd each Different as his name, ’Til the Sacred Host A Hade them all the same. $ H rr'ret Collins. 'Cl .