St Peters High School - Keys Yearbook (McKeesport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

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To Father O'Connor, who by dedicating twenty-nine years of his life to Saint Peter's parishoners, has created a debt which can never be repaid, we reverently dedicace this our year book. - -I I l-Q i I i E gl 1 F l 1, . ix, ir , 5. ll i ,is z. , 1 Y Y 'N , H E :N U J s li! ,r ,v I 1 H 'I 1,1 lxx l I I 1. WN 131 lf 1 I 45 1 .vi Qi Yzf Eifl ,ju ii St' . 1 , ,A 21 -1 1' 3+-1 .- i 'Q ,'+ 1 - ., Q ' 5 g 3 fx ' ' Nc 2 ' '. 1 f ,I , A 'r H4- ,, .4 , : , -a 4 W2 'l f-2 .xx '. ' lx ,. Q 1, 1 .2 ' f 1 .,. E .1 ,M AN 1 . J 1-me 1 11 .- , mag in F X, T.. . 1. Z 1 ,- . ., . ,-1 ,r ,X . 1 ., uv gs r v ,w , f 3 f A pf ,i , I . wx ' I ' ,. 1, 1' i M H VL '1 L- 'Q -n - 1 I :Q .Q f. - , .. ff W -X J .u ' ' 1 1 Q 31-.Q 51 N' U' 1,3 A . el K , .5 1. fx W . , , Y 1 HIHHIHISTHHTIUH I I A f i , A J ,, ' Q w ir l V :1 '- . fl r 1 y? Q H lu if J I 5 i W . ft .v The Heverenu Thomaa E. Morden Saint Feter's Soddllty coulun't he in better HSHOS, than those of Father Noreen. P15 prudent vu1dance has Helpeu runureds 01 sqgallezg in fgjy nvnr C1559 LO 359 Bleseed Virrin. ln tre iuturr, as in the past, ', 2 an abshlutn conviffi n that Hunter Hor41n will continue his task of teacninf Sodlllsts if holn hiqr the name NMary.n ' The ljteverenu Leo 5. Q ,-V ' ' . lt was with glao gnu Father McCrory. Although ile, our rearts rave go regret that, as students, implanted in us a more trorouvh faith. His wnrds lwve given us to face and repudiate all the bu our Church. Our ueetesf tranks to Father Hayes for flu ze1lous director. . 1 x McCrory npen hearts that we welcomeu we have known him only a snort ne out to him, and we deeply we will not be under his care for a loneer time. We, tre graduates of 1951, Stand ,ready and willing as alumni to answer his cell. It is our hone that he will impart To us P15 olessinw, and remember Us in his prayers. fum' ire meufzeno halgh L. Hayes Tnrzurt his uniirlng effort s, Father Hayes has unoerstanding of our courage and strength ffets thrown against and appreciation zo work as our spiritual i 1 J I I V X if IM W M Q 1 ' I 4 l wa Sl I The Reverend Ralph L Hayes Sister M Maura Religion Typing Shorthand Sister M Honorius Bookkeeping Principal Sister M Mildred Sister M Francis Regis English Economics Latin Sister M Rosalia General Business Social Science Sister Mary Jean Sister M Tarcisius Latin Mathematics French English Sister M Julia Sister M Teresa Science English Mathematics Spanish TO OUR SISTERS With high school days drawing to a swift close, we the graduates of 1951 stop a moment to voice our thanks and appreciation to the , Sisters of Mercy who have not only been in close contact with us as teachers, but also as friends and advisors. It is very fitting that we should salute with honor and gratitude these humble nuns who have given all for God and for us. We thank not only our present faculty but also all the Sisters who, at one time or another, have helped us in our struggle up the ladder of education. Since it is impossible for us to offer them any earthly reward, we pray that God in His goodness will bestow on them an over abundance of spiritual riches. Once more we thank you for a job well done, and promise to hold high in this anti-christian world the principles of Christ which you have taught us. I , l -rv , .X i f X l,, A'-A,,Q,4LQ4-dmdv,,,.,QQ,.A,.l,..4,L,,,,'Li.'.lL.Q1iL f I I I I I II I I I I I I , I I I I Q 1 SEHIURS f 1 V 3 ? . i U ' '. wg W., l J: ,V 4 i gwl rf N H pf iw ,Y1Q,J Qi! ml Li WNW wa MW N F MH .1 TI f 1 .52 .Tl H . 4 1 Margaret Mary Davis John Kane Elizabeth Flynn Richard Dolan ,fi i Themas Mulla Beatrice Goldie James Madden Doris Kemper ' f . ini? iv 555: J -'WF'-2 Hi f i ff Q . . 2 4 QQ, A3 if I y V , Phyllis Carroll WPhylln Known for her speedy manner and wit. f Vincent Bradley 'Vince' Class photographer, and Congressman of the P.O.D. class Joan Cain NJoanieH Professional baby-sitter. Likes cars, preferably Fackards. in ' 3 Jean Clayton 'Jeann1e' Has a weakness for 'uerranlane' car Dorothy uOlOg1E Dot An HCCIVQ member of the Glee Club B X. M Marie Casburo HMarieN Known for her ability to dance and skate. Works at Cox's. 1 Nl I 1 2 51, . , 511 if ,3 11, I 1 I Q 1 1 1 'H 1 1 M Nj W1 J 11 1 1 51 51 1 H 1 1? 1 1! U 115 11 3111 W H 1 1 W 11-1 3 W3 'H 1 I 1, 1 if' 1 11 X, 1 r 1 1 F1! V 7 V 111 rl 4 Ql 11 s 4 51 N5 ' 11 111 lil Margaret Mary Davis 'MargieW Class lau reate. Favorite hangout Greens' millinery. 1 , W... ...W .,M.......... 'ef Conroy Wbonnan Always seen running for a bus, likes beans. Evelyn DiLiscia Evieu Known for her horse laugh: allergic to uni- forms. Carol . Dalton I' Carol A smile Q2 for everyone, especially the f masculine genden 1'5 if a Thoma5 L Diffendal 'Deden Noted f L voir and tinkling laughter. Rlchard Dolan nDickH Class presi- dentg editor of the Rock. Likes to drive. N38 'll' J H ii? 115 r ,s r Av JF! g, 'xxx ifanxi 'QU LL S 3-ff .-A am Dougherty NMiriamN Attractive features likely to bring her suc- cess as a model. Martin '2 Downes 5 HGrutchH Never Q E H Elizabeth Flynn WBe-Bev Loves the guys. Has an interest in St. Vincent's College. Beatrice Goldie HBean Represented her class as an officer for four yearsg has a cute little giggle. misses his ten- to-the-hour sneez I x, X' 1 M James Govola HGorillaN Has higher aspire tions, wishes to join the ranks of God' chosen ones ,a S Margaret Galvin HPeQH Quiet, re- finedg Seldom seen in school. e - see , on osee ' l Huh ? 1 -A , :H 51,5 , 1' wx- .xiw A 'fF'Li'gm ' . K,-f'i'-QA ', V v Wi .'f,,'.?'wiA ,, nf. 'im l Hallett nHedn has a winnlnv personality. Ab'y handles the money Patricia Hebda NFatN Famous fo. L long and curly E , locks ano lovelv'M Y 11 disposition. Faye Helderleln NFayeN Always will- ing to help. has a 3' quiet sense of humon Joseph Humenik nButchH Class clowm always cheerful: well liked by all his classmates. n 1WF1BUWWgr , ah' 'f My Lorraine Hunter NLorraineu Likes to dent her father's car, ht' 42 l Thelma Herder NButchU Has cute ways of getting along with people ? q . and ask questions.f,1g . ae V ' P .:. aw .ffm 1 . rf' ww, VM' W. 1- A I h y .. vi.: .u WM V ., A Q.....,.....!' -wwxlaalvmnmah lf ,.1..-,,.,......, M.....lu ., . Doris Kemper HDoreH Known for? her petitenessg red hair. 5HUM,Lg'H. f ? 1 ' 55 1, ' f . 1231: x - iz' ' ' i , if 362233 new . -I-hmfaf-J ' .ilr r ii Edward Kane NMoen Has a light, springy walk with a personality to match. JOl'rn Kane HJohnnyN CQ- editor of the Rock, handy with a pen. Likes all sports. 'gf f 4' b' i A 'A' ka Alma Leary uAlmd Famous fOr her deceivingly anpelic smile has Quiet manner Soft voife Catherine Litra NCatbyn Likes to be busy. The athletic type. Likes to dance. Margaret Lacey 'Fegn Everybody'S friend. Likes studies, especially Jranish. H l rl lr yit y L , ,-T-,-,,j Q1 .ik Julia Lovas HJu1ian Has pretty blond hair and heart shaped face. Rose Lynch HHOSQH Envy of the senior girls with her peaches and cream com- plexion. Catherine McCann HCathy' Successor of Lily Poms. Charles McCaslin HChuCkH Masta: of the Math class: is 3 . friend to all 4 V u Marie McNeil uMickeyH A happy 80 lucky girl. Earl McE1hinny UEar1H The Bing Crosby of '51. Rosemary Mcilhinny WHosemaryH Known for her pretty smile: never loses her temper.3 ,sv f X. Q K R Florence Misenhelrer uTory' Famous for strictly keeping uniform revulations. Caroline Moranelli NTyn Likes to crochet besides going to school and holding 8 job. Gv 19- Mindes HNeryH Plans Q help make peop beautiful. N.. l 1 I I I 1 W I W , , , I . 1 !WV',4?i?rl'35 , '-xa..v.n.au.unm....1..u, f ,. ...- -A , .4 1 9 8 fy l 5 5 . 1 , npr Quiet 'manner and sqft vokce. Qu x Phyllis Fomycalfa Uv-fl cl I , , , x .3 .','.1j f'vj,7jf,, 'f1.','1-V ,z-.,:QQ3j-f :4 . .L-,465 j.3,ga1,-,,gg4. -19 'V '- i6g,QM:5'r fi gm .n2,,7j'.:1f.5w ,, 'ig I ., 121. .2i,,'iff31n1- f,:,,,aEa5,:i31 5' i H . ,sgmim6'39,2 keggagffif-'t.,1ggg, , 37 e'1:,'g.Q. 'gif' M ay :ng -' ff. ,J ,gC' ,g:z4:p-,,':,:,., fqyrw' , 5q5,g.g1.,gga:.:nC-:.,zg,e.L4e3f.v2'Sf4:1if I ' 2.',zQiq W-N, 4 C UT Jfff' ..W.,7-...-4 -MW 'w f' ,p.,,g,' 1 , Yr' x is I , , eyed Sm 'nr .4 f , , ,n 1 1 4 E4 1 1- 1 V.: A I X Ip 11 - ,, L ,I , X A fi WM ' I ' i , ' 'J 1 1 I ,jg W , , ,k F, Yi Ik N3 ' ,. X J J k 1 w V '4 . Q si A , R i ' ...v.d,-m.,.i at L M s Eileen Shaughnessy HEileenH Chef of Saint Peber's Cafeteria. Sachs nCarm' Famous for his flashy socks. Anna Mae Seibert NAnna Mae' Class comedienne. Nil , A fli ai a.. ' Agnes V Jane ' Siler NAgEie' Sweet girl who sells sweet meats. Gerard Smith nJerryH Bookkeeyer of the year: never known to be in trouble. Eleanore Mae Stavar NEleU Four honor student. Noted for punc tuality. 5 'f Q l l ' ' V ' ' , ,dwq,,oH'.mq1:mwMn,'L, , ,V l , V xl V wi 4, 533, ,W Hou-A'.M 3 ,I fu I-N - I q,.........---.- 7 N 'lj,!75 H -M 19 Q M J ' N . o A f -I I FI' 1 J Q ,, Ii ,L Q Q3 Q5 gs. 5? 5 If I 'K' f A, Sbetz John Tapocik HJohnnyH Hates to carry books or study. ff Q 9 3 'Tessa A friend indeed to every- one who needs her. I' Joseph Stinson Wdoen Noted for his immunity Lo activity periods Dorothy Tarle Four year Hr! honor studentg Y fo' 5 been neat and petite. Bernice Thomas WBerniceV Pretty and tinyg she's a favorite of all boys. Charles Traeger NChuckH Known for getting nhinzs cwisuedg also for his clever jokes. f-'90 I g,Qj51p1QWgWgM51iji, ' f I- w' ' uw ,, m - ,: , ' ,,,, .. W. mx Q X . , N - ,, g .X ,fp ..,.x , 4, , - I- I 1 ' W ,-ff N yu Pu 1.2! 5 .3 1 7 H. ' 5 ll I l .1 it C 55, .9 w ll ' V 'EI f. w ,, 1 J 4 4 3 l l fi 1: -' 1 4:1 5 I ' 12 FT. :ii '5 P ' Q 15.34 mb. ..-C: ' an Ili' . ,. W Constance Wassell NConnieW Noted for her assortment of uniform blouses. Erma Yesner Uirmn Orator, co-editor of the NRockH and a swell kid. vmyf, wwa.,guoF 4 .a,.-A -Vff 1 Lawrence Wilson nLarryu Red haired freckled face Larr makes himself a friend to the Juniors as well as the seniors. John Zackowski nZackN Small in size, large in personality. Y Sv 415' fm .428 s w. Jx W ri? n wi J Us 4 EQ, 1. , '4 ,, V E +4 X 'Ll mf, M ,FH QQ' Mx ,iw :ii .- E1 '- 'H PW Q L: 2 IH :gif kv l 5 Q, :V I I EL Eaxa I . 'x l '1 V ,, '- ,, ' r Q. .V s U ' 1 . 5 1 n . ' ' a , I 5. bv' . .E-V1 11- . 'N '- A 1, , 1,4 : Q, X -. t W , . W, 7. c . llvx K I E' 535 ,QE -1 1 ' A K lx N C : 'J 1 I W W I ,1 HI V1 ., ' ip WI i im M ni 1 1 w 4 : vi N1 'fl V 'W W A , ' w ia v A -wa 1 - I 9 3 gf-'A ,ks X ,ti gl A,,,,,, 5 1'1 7 3 5' IJ fi E, 1 1 - lv : E 5 g , e ' M lr, an . 5, v . . V .9 -:LP w i f,- '1 fix' J N: A ff I I 215-ski - -if TY. X3 , 1i v , , fa.: xg ig, ' ' 5, ' If' A, 1 4- pl., W H .rm Y , '-Ii A .' f. 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Absent 4 , A 1 Barbara Story, Helen Cielieska, Frances jtetz, Alice Q. outhrie. Left To Right Louella Noll, Helen Baer, Eileen Steele, Dorothy Bogdan, Mary A. Franklin, Marion Goodrum, Patricia Lutz, Elaine Bauer, Dorothy Mc Hale, Iren Haggerty, Carole Smit Loretta Goreski, Morocco, Dorothy Joseph Harbulak, Mart 9 h, nsky in Bazylak, Thomas Striegel, Donald Falatek, Charles Carroll, Joseph Bednar- ovsky, Robert Larson, Ernest Hilsen, Andrew Witkowski, Michael Dallas George Wintermyer. Absent James Byrne, William Kemeny, Raymond Kerfigan, Mar? Agnes O'Hare' Shirley Bysalo, Donna Trautmahn- 1 'wr-wfv -'.1 wg W r mg - s .5 ,J z WIT? H 7: 1. re Y-v., V-if Fa Pm-mu nm. Jann.. -.f.mf:1r',,'vaq ,..m.,' V: --155.11-Z xv- W .Nh , , ,, qw. 1 1 3 l , up -- ' m .Q2! X' . . 4 . 5 ' A 5 ?ig,,fggw ' , ' ,M-ff' if J.-. rf' 'Iv MFRES x xl ' LJ ' I 'Z A 2 9 LQ 1 kr , ' ff .., T I' W fn' I 1 . ff , vi 'fb 7' 4' , X- 5 x .4 . ,,. ii i 'W Q, wp. .,,mmJwWQwVw, , 3 V'5 !'-?2.?L. 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I if ,,,J in-V .l.l., iatricia Cottone, Isabel I Left Right First How Vary Hess, Joan Fullard, Aaureen Ferrigan Eliva- m. , , t , , , Defh Barchie, Jacqueline .trocker, qolore5 Aenoff Teraldine Francetic, im- ha Finyo, Gloria LiFern1 ,atherine hednarofsky, ,aughlin. iecond How Arlene Joyce, Mary Fla- nertv Clare Quinn Pa- ., . tricia Razny, Regina .ager, Phyllis Jordan, Anna Hagan, Geraldine Vclaughlin, Helen Kobulnicky, Geraldine 'nillips, Eileen Horer. Third How John Griazdowsni, Frenr ?edore, John hrehncik, Thomas Swartz, hurene Tvetel, Alvin iieczvnsf frank Litre, hooert'Tf- Tilie, Janee Carroll. Fourth Row . ., . , , , V y , . 5 L ,v Mchlhinny lrantoe Matthews hill Edwdrd Yerky' Ray Burnq,B ergrd Ament hichard Muraski, Carl ame t we L . 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J J A A3 ,i , N ,p 1.5 f fb, l .jr lx ' .H 3 IQ! i -1 me X . , If 1 Qsif 3 E ' V ,, g g ' ,fp :gg , A 1 i ai 1 an f ' I 'T qw 5 n f if 2 gg' E3 pg II w l nf' ' r Mix F, Q! 1 If pk .J 5 xi 'z 'F-gal!-I-'F71IIi4IiIv1UnH61SIllI.f 5 L mn.AMl.L.-LJ ...-ul-E X CLASS HISTORY ' FRESHMAN YEAR As shy young freshmen, the class of '51, who represented some city hard fifteen different parishes throughout the surrounding Qf MCKee5P0Tt, entered St. Peter's to begin their long Journey to earn the right to a diploma. After the first few weeks we became acquainted, later we chose the officers of our freshmen class. They were: 12015 Beatrice Goldie, President, Margaret Lacey, Vice-president, Carolyn Hallett, Secretary, and Elizabeth Flynn, Treasurer. Room 202 chose Richard Dolan, President, Bernice Thomas, Vice-president, Maureen Ryan, Secretary, and Charles McCaslin, Treasurer: Terror reigned in the hearts of the freshies as the ini- tiation by the sophomores took its toll, but our fears were diminished by the invitation to our first social held by the 1 W A 1 sophomores at Renziehausen Park. The Christmas Cantata was 5 ,.. 1 hardly over before mid-year exams were upon us and all atten- 2 tion was turned to study. The sportsminded students showed H their ability by participation in the intramural basketball league. Then came the Easter vacation, which was soon fol- Q lowed by the campaign to raise money for the senior operetta, Q with the freshmen vying with the upper classmen to receive Q the promised reward of a half holiday. A The final struggle of exams arrived and passed with the M results that we no longer were silly freshies but sophisti- Q cated sophomores. u y SOPHOMORE YEAR Q The three summer months passed very swiftly, once again Q1 we returned to study and hard this year, was This was a year of do the initiating while The party we later held Free Library on October time and energy we felt good old St. Peter's High for another year of work. Sister Corona,who was new on the famdxy our principal. revenge. At last we were the ones to the poor freshmen were the victims. for them took place at the Carnegie 11, l9L8. Even though it cost us it was worth the effort for the new freshmen were heartily welcomed. Durin the course of the year we attended the skates and B dances which were held by the Juniors and Sengois in grdEga2O promote the prom. These socials always prove o e E deal of fun. 1 d'n events of our Sophomore year was the Sggiogffgggwgigcdgnce? At this dance the ideal girl and boy from each class was chosen. Winning the honors in the sgphomore class were Bernice Thomas and Earl McElhinny. ..-YW., , . ..... fremwwwfeemgpef - I- M r 1 Q 1 ,. 3 F f 1 v i i 2 1.. ' i X, ,, ,, , , ,,- 1 J n ., , , - r If - N 1 H I i sf 'F T my .y r 3 ' M' 1' irf'3'F1hiff.gZ-fimvhiitikuhmllhvhzri IF ' ., lm JUNIOR YEAR I . As we turn over a page in our scrapbook of memories, before us lies our third year at Saint Peter's. 'e chosen to lead their class were: Richard Dolan Presldent Of 305, and Beatrice Goldie, president of 306. The year took the usual course of hard work and study. The advent of spring served as a cue for the Junior-Senior Glee Club, to once again dust off their vocal chords, and thrill parents and friends with their songs. The airwaves also carried the voices of some of our classmates in a radio presentation on the Folklore of our country. On May 2h the boys and girls of the senior and junior classes decked them- selves out in a gorgeous array of gowns and new suits. Their objective was the Youghiogheny Country Club. It was prom night and we danced it away under the melodic strain of Ben Boden's orchestra. The dance music, still lingering in our heads, was soon replaced by church music. Another Graduation day had come and as the last of the senior class stepped through the doors of Saint Peter's Church, it was with pride that we stepped up to take their place. As the hymn, WHoly God,H came to a close, do did our Junior Year. SENIOR YEAR The date was September 6, 1950. It marked, for us, the beginning of the'end of our high school education. For the fourth time Richard Dolan stepped into the presidency while Thomas Mullaly led his half of the class. October ushered in a note of sadness, for our benevolent paston Rev.Patrick J. 0'Connor, went to join God's elect. With a warm greeting, we later welcomed Rev. Leo McCrory as our new pastor. The important spiritual highlight of the year was the Day of Recollection conducted by Father Edward Murray on April 20. In May the senior class presented WTurn Back The Clock,W while the Glee Club filled the air with sweet song. Evening gowns were brought out of mothballs and shy boys asked giggling girls to the prom held May 23. At long last, Class Day has arrived and we realize that our time is running out. Before we know it our Graduation Mass will be drawing to a close. Soon we, as a class, will leave our Alma Mater. Before we step out to take our places in this troubled world, we the graduating class of 1951, would like to ex- press a deep-hearted thank you to the Sisters who toiled so laboriously to teach us, to the priests, for their helping hand in temporal and spiritual difficulties, and we espe- cially wish to thank our parents who have SCPIVGTI S0 hard that we may experience the thrill of this day. ,ft -,. .tg,y,a,, .:g , ..':f,,.-le, wg0!mAr?i1?,,' , 3. QV 'fi . 2 i' kx v 1 Y' , il ' ,. 1 V X: ' l! 1. Q' 4 1 .' I Y I 1' 51' I - ,, I ff N -I . N , . EH V 1, ls U Q 1'HYHW6hM iwi?Nhum ' , E - X ' CLASS WILL High School,-the city of McKeesport, the Allegheny, the state of Pennsylvania, do compile and publish this document as our and testament, and denounce all previous whatsoever we have previously made. 51 X H Zffff J J X M57 if 'S' We, the Senior Class of 1951 of Saint Peter's county of hereby last will statements u We hereby bequeath to the Juniors, the dignity, privileges, and responsibilities which formerly belonged to us as Seniors, to do with them as they choose. Also to them we will our love of the teachers, of the class- b rooms, and of the studies of St. Peter's High of School. Further, as we walk through these portals for the last time, we leave to the Sophmores the feeling of achievement, the memories of social gatherings within these walls and without, and last but certainly not least, the unbreakable priceless friendships cemented therein for all time. To the Freshmen we bequeath three more years of ff every moment of them. happiness and leave with them the obligation of enjoying To the faculty we leave the love and respect they 5 duly deserve. H26 Finally we leave St. Peter's both happily and mournfullyg happily because of our success both socially - and scholasticallyg mournfully because we come to the close of four memorable years. ' Individually: John Markell wills his deadly accuracy in pool to Donald Jordan. 2 9? Mandella. Patricia Hebda bequeaths her long tresses to Joanell Carmen Sachs bestows on some lucky Junior his desk in front of Sister Mary Jean. Evelyn DiLiscia leaves like a whisper. Mary Ellen O'Toole bequeaths her job at MuFPhY'3 to Janet Schank. A Beatrice Goldie leaves Helen RosenskY to Walk home alone. Vavmwawmmwwmfwq mgix uftl--'TW' '75 L.-,- 4' W,--,' ,,, ,,., 7,1 V- I ,Z -,bmi , uit, ,gl , ' x I 11' H2 21 L l I 1 1 i 4 w 1 N V 1 y V 1 a F i ENN L . 1 I . ,N ,w Isl, ,f. WS sl It 'ii ll ,gi '4 1' N 'F 3553 Ln ua1 1m..w,:4,f...,..m5mTll imnungl, is ba? ,Q f 'rf ':'f Isvii 'S' , , 'Aff is- f '? ' , Jil . - .hs-..i..n.uh......a.-J - - 45 Q X VL' fcgf dx XY , , 5 Eg 4 my .V 1 ky xy, J C Ka Marie McNeil bestows her many admirers on Carol iser. Q5 Marie Castora gives her box of rouge to Joan I Portner. VT ,- John Kane wills his writing ability to Frances f Charley. - Q Lorraine Hunter bequeaths her Nash to Ronnie Banks. Charles McCaslin leaves happily! B d Maureen Ryan bestows her singing ability on Roberta oy . A Jane Quinn leaves her typewriter in care of Lois Simak. Florence Misenhelter wills her love for uniforms to Betty Kaler. Jimmy Madden bequeaths the corner table at Clark's ' to Bill Downes. Carolyn Hallett wills her 'twitching eye' to Theresa Hagan. Jean Clayton leaves 37 to any Junior who wants it. Joseph Stinson bequeaths his ability to get out of trouble to Patricia Brady. Richard Dolan leaves a family representative in the person of his brother Philip. f Charles Traeger bequeaths his fluent French accent to Frances Wolf. K Eileen Shaughnessy gives her box of stationery to Jacqueline Dahlin. Doris Kemper bequeaths her titian beauty to Louise S? X Margaret Lacey doesn't leave anything--she's Scotch. 23 Farrace. Larry Wilson's fondness for the Junior Class re- mains with Grace Mularski. n Phyllis Pomycala leaves her soft sweet voice to T Amiel Proto. ' Gerard Smith wills his little black book to Henry gf Lang. Bernice Thomas gives her booth at Lorelei's to Madeline Coulter. L 1 ' Dorothy Cologie bequeaths her coat-hook to ae Koffler. , . Thomas Diffendal bestows hrs deep throaty voice On ' P t ' 'a O'Connell. a r1CMary Mindas leaves to Mildred Komyanek her talent of chewing gum without being caught. I b . Edward Kane bestows his success in the Paper usl' ness on Fred Lukondi. ' f t Agnes Siler leaves her love of country li 9 O Jean Simak. ' Alb t Thomas Mullaly gives his job at Immel s to er Kropp. l , , , t Catherine Orlando wills her artistic ab1l1tY 0 Thomas Tapocik. gap. ,H W , X f w:tfw f2'1w .. . . E a 5 E Q4 T ' 1 4 Ea my r m '4 1,1 ,ry i V Y r 1 4 1 I i 5 H N gm l i 1... ga' .4 I DW it ,, I T , il ii 5 N .l . 4 T 1 fzfqp iii ' if Phyllis Carroll bequeaths her rapid speech to ' Q Nancy Tucker Brown. 5'l John Zackowski leaves his black jacket to Conrad , McElhinny. 'Ci ' Caroline Moranelli gives her French homework to whomsoever wants it. Martin Downes leaves his barbelles to Francis Barry Julia Lovas wills her golden locks to Lucrecia J Orlando. ' Rose Lynch gives 307 to the Junior Class. Donna Conroy and Catherine McCann will their dark bangs to Genevieve Nuce. Margaret Davis bequeaths her standing room on the P bus to Elaine Lotz. ' b Dorothy Tarle leaves laughing Cas usuall. Thx? Theresa Stetz wills her shorthand notebook to ' Carolyn Noll. A Miriam Dougherty leaves to Charles Smith and Eliza- beth Flynn to Eugene McElhinny their own bottles of peroxide with the blue ribbons. Vincent Bradley bestows his talent of speaking Spanish to Mary Cusick. Eleanore Stavar bequeaths her efficient secretarial l air to Lucy Whalen. A John Tapocik bequeaths his punctuality to Dolores I Ammer. l Carol Dalton and Connie Wassell leave hand in hand. y Margaret Galvin leaves her perfect attendance to 1 1 K gg? Gertrude Koller. y J Rosemary McElhinny wills her slightly used desk to Q Rose Siler. 4 Q Lg Joseph Humenik bequeaths his physique to Mary Lou W Finn. Anna Mae Seibert bestows her forwardness on Kathryn Herlehy. ,J Faye Helderlein bequeaths her love of dancing to P!! Jeanette Gribschaw. Joanne Cain, Catherine Litra, and Erma Yester leave 1 5 Rose Spang to struggle alone. i O. Thelma Herder wills her neat notebook to Jean Bauer A James Govola wills his higher aspirations to all 5 junior boys. . i f X Earl McElhinny leaves singing happily. t Alma Leary leaves her Irish brogue to Joan Wit- A kowski. , We do hereby appoint Sister Mary Jean executrix of i V this our last will and testament. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hand and seal this twelth day of Q June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred I and fifty-one. V M lm I f z-W-'fe-vrfrfr 1 H ' F - Q I wffzfvg- ' . ,, .nw -1-H3 - fn ff - fi -. I H Q1 -gf - . V J '4 '-.- -. 'y A V ' 'A' ' ww rw gnnn1uulw1-31:1 P, , f I I f , T N Mil f 51 V Im ,,, 14 I 1 ll L F QI 'J 2. 5 ff '5 rg 2 5-1: J-LE V- ff J ll arf f l I lxff ' V42 iix.. r ,f f'f '? m, Q uf HDVEHT . lg? NF? g if ' ' Iggglligfrtx it 55,1425-f ISIH i a as J--. P 1 F' 9 I ' S I i L i 1 1 N G 1523 A . is Eff -5, ses '- V, 'C 3' , I ,.. , . . 4 X X u 5 Q . 4 A, 4 VI 2' li .1 , lf, Fri f-. N YI5 1 U. ns Ir, in H. Hrs I' K' 1' I ' B5 ' l my Em Jos H. Irs he H. i , Ers Q ' Fr. ' r ,A - Yr. His i '1 I 5' 2 I., 1' h L 1 ui I , m J L: if Dr. VW 1 ?1 1 H ffl il. M I 1 ll , 31' A I F W I K 1 HI. , - Fr. 11 ! HL 1 Mn Hr if up Mr Ca F Th M1 , DC H1 H1 Ml S M ?H ' K i H 5 'S ,' J 1 G I ff' f f A l L - .gffl QQ .... , . .. M . 7 ., . 'Rs i , igiii g Mr. and u Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Amber Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ammer Mr. and Mrs. M. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. N.J. Barchie Mrs. Margaret Barry Mr. and Mrs. Peter Beller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black Miss Lois Boch Mr. and Mrs. John Bock, Jr. David A. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Brady Mrs. Charles M. Brown Mrs. Phillip Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. A. Jordon Mr. and Mrs. William Joyce Pfc. Kenneth C. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. William Kaler Mr. and Mrs. John Kane Mrs. Lou Kane Dan Keddie Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk Mayor Frank Kopriver Miss Joan Kundman Mr. George Lacey M. B. Lambert glgnm-l--a-.n- Miss Betty Colvin Guy Joseph Como James J. Conley Joseph C. Cray Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis Mrs. Rose Diffendal Mrs. Mary Ann Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. George Dubyak L. V. Dumas Drs. Walter and William Fabry Mr. and Mrs. Peter Faddish Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Faith Mr. and Mrs. M. Finyo Miss Anne Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leffler Agnes G. Wilson Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lotz Mr. and Mrs. P.A. Madden Mr. The and Mrs. Joseph Markell Reverend Leo A. McCrory Mr. and Mrs. Lester McGlaughl1n Mrs. Joseph McKay Mrs. C.J. McNeil Miss Anna McElhinny Mr. and Mrs. John McElhinny B. W. Merritt Family Mrs. John Mindas Dr. S. Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Flynn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Franklin A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Galvin Mr. and Mrs. F.M. Garrity Mr. and Mrs. J. Giannandrea Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goldie Mrs. J. Goreski Mr. and Mrs. M. Govola and Mrs. D.V. Hallett Mr. Carol and Rex Harrison The Reverend Ralph L. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Heathrington Doctor and Mrs. Robert Heft Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Herder Mr. and Mrs. William Hess Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Hilsen S. H. Hirshberg Mrs. Emma Hixenbaugh Miss Margaret Hogan Miss Maxine Hollobaugh Ray Hornveck Jane and Bud F'1TW'f L 'Wrvrw rf The Reverend Thomas H. Morgan The Reverend Raymond S. Novack Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donnell Mr. James Penchuk Mrs. Mary E. Powley Albert Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Chris M. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Quinn Mrs. William J. Quinn Alex Rinchko Cecilia Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Rosensky Mrs. Helen Sachs Mr. L. Samuels Mr. Arthur Schreiner Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Seibert Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Shatlock Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Shaughnessy Mrs. Joseph Sherbine Alice Renzie Simcina Mr. and Mrs. RQL. Snyder Mrs. Edward Stiver Mrs. Frank Stone Miss Theresa M. StratCOH lg - , s - , 4-fr.--:gf1,,,5,..fMg.,. 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Tom Beller 'L9 Blackie '50 Bob and Barb '50 Miss Patricia Conroy 'hh Miss Dorothy Conroy 'bb Andrew Faith '53 Vera Fath '50 Pat and Eileen Flynn Freshman Room 202 Freshman Room 303 Freshman Room 305 - Grace Amber Gattone 'h3 Geri, Gert, and Carlene Lois Hain '50 Bill Hensler 'L9 Eleanor Hile 'L9 Mary Anne Hoover '50 Junior Class Room 306 Joan Krohe 'h7 Annette Kustra '50 Mary Madden 'h3 Eugene Marley 'b9 'h9 4 'F' 'YQ- Ljjg :Egfr-','Yij Q, 44 'X 'l-Y '1 'f ' L -- F' 'V' 1 - X - , IlllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllmrlzz 1 John B. Wilson Miss Mary G. Wilson George W. Wolf, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Yester Miss Bonnie Yusko Mrs. Marvann Zyra Albert McElhinny 'L3 Elmer McElhinny 'Lb Evelyn McElhinny 'L2 Thelma McElhinny 'L8 Walter McElhinny 'L7 Miss Jean Marie McNeil 'Ah Jack Miller 'LQ Betty Mullaly 'LQ Carolyn Noll '52 Louella Noll '53 Joe 0'Leska '50 Jack G. Petres 'L9 Dorothy Schaut '50 Dolores Schmitz 'L8 Clara Stiver Seman 'LB Jack Serena U.S.N. 'AB Siler '50 Room 301 Room 201 Vincent George Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Ofgicers 3 'M Roseanne Synder Eleanor Stepko 'LB Bill Wertenbach '50 Ol f' i Ackerman's Superettes Bill Bentz, Barbering by Appointment Bradley Ice E Trucking Co. Bud's Charcoal Grilled Red Hots, Inc. Compliments of Candyland Compliments of Canova's Food Store Caruso Pharmacy - Lincoln Place Clarke's Pocket Billiards C. DeFa1co, Grocery Compliments of Feig's Bakery Frank's Market Versailles M Evans. Goodman's Jewelry Store Sam Greenb1atQ Furniture James S. Gribschaw Representative of Reliance Life Insurance. Grisnik's Bakery - Clairton Hornfeck Pharmacy Isadore's Market Jerry and Bud's Do-nut Shoppe Judy's Appliance Keller Food Market - Duquesne Kill's Pharmacy Joseph J. Kolich Dry Cleaning Lorelei's Magura Clothing Co. Manns' Brothers - Duquesne Marty's Market Monroe's Confectionery Versailles Avenue Morrow's Alleys Newman's Pharmacy Joe Noll's Garage The Oak Bar Palmer's Garage Inc. 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