St Raphael High School - Raphaelite Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1953 volume:

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X . ,V 14' I -1 4 x n ' X' OUR BISHOP His excellency, Most Reverend John F. Dearden...our Bishop ...our Shepherd...our Spiritual Father and Guide! The living successor of the Apostles in our midst, who personally and spe- cifically brings to us the commission miven by Christ to the ll Apostles: Going, therefore, teach all nations...n :J Q. A 4, W 1 N42 f 4 - . H .:.,i7 - I 3: 1 I V I 'iii-fl? I' V 1 M1 .XV Wy. ng' ' , xy A ., , 1 QUG-L QA 25, :aj f g I f .L ' QW v ,wa ki - 12, ': ,rg , 1? A.:-is fir: A , ::: f wgg-ug. 3 i- W ,j Q 1? 'r Q, L .1 P' 'Q -fs f' Ffa Q 113'-w 1 L fi A ff'i5f- ' . r . gl Q '- fn x: E Li, ' ag, , ,V T A N ' v. -F, .,. ,f Tl W.. A., rf. ,. -,Z 1. -Y:-F' x 1'??'..' ' E15 3 5-fn, Elf V it Q, j,gE:.!xSi U, gf w'.l'.'5 ., 1,34 w,m'1Rw,3 ' gi! 'f:. af, 'X Jia 4 A gi . 'x , -v ' 1 1. 2, ' '11 ,ii L, . f. I n v .A f ,X ' V. .4 1.x u . ,J , HL, Qi ggi, t my Hifi ' 559' iff 'iff gli? 1.61 rw- ' Q 21-iffy, G.. - .. w, Hy: E5 ag -1. 51. Q 'i-.Ip J 'WJ V -1 REVEREND SYLVESTER A. DOYLE Assistant A word of thanks, and a sincere NGod speedn to our Assistant Pastor..... whose priestly zeal and ambition for the things of God has fired us with the de- termination to carry high the flaming torch of the Love of Christ across the threshold of graduation to a needy, darkened world. astnr To him, most especially commissioned in the designs of Divine Providence to Hbring Christn to Saint Raphael High School thru :hese happy years, Our Pastor, Father Doyle, .....we pay sincere tribute of affectionate gratitude. May God spare him for other Raphaelites for many years to come. And may his name find a place among our whispered prayers as often as we per- use these pages in happy reminiscenoe of High School Days. REVEREND JOSEPH BERKMYRE E, 1 'F f 1 E IL: i! . 5 A .fi . , 1 1 5 K ,,. Cardinal Mindszenty Illehicaiinn To that vast throng of modern martyrs, members of the Church of Silence behind the Iron Curtain who this day, as He suffered for men, are themselves suffering FOR CHRIST at the hands of those who are WITHOUT CHRIST we dedicate this yearbook. May it serve as tangible proof that the years to come will find us, the Christophers of '53, ever striving to make our lives instrumental, in some little way, in bringing that part of the world back to the feet of Christ, where alone, it will find light and peace. 'QI f' ,v 4 1 Bishop Ford Cardinal Stepinac F 5 Qifatulfg Father Doyle - Counselor Father Berkmyre - Religion Instructor Sister Marita - Principal Sister Mary Oliver Sister M. Claudia .... ...Sister Mary John Sister M. Modesta.....................Sister M. Donatus Sister Mary Joseph Nurse - Miss E. bolcnazy.....Orchestra - Dr. Rauterkaus Physical Education Mr. Jack Miller To our faculty, Principal, sisters and teachers, a soul-felt nGod Bless You' ...for the patience you showed so kindly ...the good example you gave so abundantly ...the disappointments you bore so courageously ...the learning you imparted so generously ...and the love of God you instilled so deeply. -a. 1 . E 11 JEAN BUTRICO 'Just the typen...or rather...just the typist ...to warm the cockles of any commercial teach- er's heart. The commer- cial departmsnt's pride and JOYQ MARY BUCCIGROSSI Always nbrushing up on thingsW...and a classmate with lots of ncolor'. Yes, our class artist! May her life be a upicturen of suc- C8830 1, , , 1 , MARSHA ATWOOD A lovely breath of the deep South...Extremely patriotic these days... due to her intense Uinterestn in the army. 0 Q 2 I BARBARA BYRNE Barbara's duties as presi- dent of the class were not easy, but she has fulfilled them well. May she continue to do her duty and some day hear: nwell done! Ty good and faithful servant W F' A Z3 E L E PATRICIA CALLAHAN Known for her meticulous dress and million dollar smile, likeable Pat has brightened many a dull day. We hope she'l1 go through life continuing to make others happy un- til she reaches her heavenly home where she will receive the reward of her efforts in eter- nal happiness. MARY LOUISE CORVELLO In the absence of the class president Ma y Lou ably handled our class meetings. Because of her dependability Mary Lou has been selected to hold many important posi- tions in school affairs. MARY AGNES CARR A nsharpn little 'noten for '53... one of the musical members of our class, whose beau- tiful voice has us on many occasion. May life be one melody. With swords and clubs their enemies drag them before their false ac- cusers. ANTOINETTE CORSO WJust what the doctor orderedn for' our class treasury. We found the prescription at S1mon's drugstore and she has been our class treasurer ever since. ff gx ' l J' ,U 1 0 x ,U ts- -'HF' gvb' 3 The scourge of war whips the bodies of our martyrs. BARBARA DOUGHERTY Ability to paint vivid colorful pictures in one's imagination is a talent of Barbara's. May this art enrich her personality as well as bring pleasure to others. EILEEN DIGGIN Quiet, likeable and mature! Our vote for the one to car- ry the class digni- ty for she can do this well . When Irish Eyes are Smiling everyone in our class knows itll of MARY ANN DANIS Our class baby . . .pres- ently at sea with the navy. Hope she gets back to dry land soon enough to spend her usual summer at the sea- shore. EDlTH FARNAN Some people are nice to know. Likeable Edith, with her quiet charm gets the class vote for our person nicest to know . VRF ' Na f E LINDA GUARINO nOne halfn of our Guarino combine. We'd call her talkative but one must remember, she has Egg to talk for. ,.,,x,s1 MAUREEN HAUF Determination and perse- verance are Maureen's outstanding characteris- tics. May she use them to acquire knowledge that will make her pleasing to God and man. Mental torture weaves a crown for the heads of today's faithful follow- ers of Christ. Q LOIS GUARINO One of the classe's npurple heartn vet- erans of the oper- ating room. An artist of no mean ability. Takes time to do a little thinking while sis- ter Linda is doing the talking. MARY CATHERINE HACKWELDER Surmounting difficulties was Mary Catherine's task during her senior year. However, sickness and a long distance to travel didnt daunt Mary Catherine's quiet de- termination to complete her senior year and for this we are thankful. E E E Thb sickle and the ham- mer crucify them. f PATRICIA KERNAN Pat's cheerful disposition can easily be detected in her sparkling eyes, winning smile and gracious manner. We are certain that whatever God asks her to do in life, she'l1 smile and say ncertainly God.W SUSANNE KELLY .-me 'ak Vivaclous, witty, carefree are only a few of the adjec- tives we can use to describe Sue. No one has the 'bluesn when they see Sue's auburn hair, brown eyes and cheerful grin. ,,d' MARY HOOLAHAN Good grades have enabled Mary to fulfill her am- bition to try to become a nurse. She has been accepted in a school of nursing and we know that she will imitate the one whose name she bears in her charity toward the sick. I PATRICIA MALONEY nAbsence makes the heart grow fondern Cfor Patl as far as we are concerned. Sickness has caused Pat to lose some time from school but we are glad that she didn't lose too much for we didn't want to lose her. E E EI E 5 MARLENE MARQUIS Quietly, efficiently, and successfully, lar- lene has worked for a good record of her high school days. We hope that she will always be proud of the record that she will earn for eter- nity. QE Y 5 if Q ,-ww af , W .,....-. fa KATHLEEN McKENNA Kay possesses the rare quality of being a good nlistenern. We don't mean that she is seen but not heard but just that she will listen and understand when someone needs a friend. This ability has helped her to listen to God too and not just talk to Him. DORIS MATHIEU If you want someone to share your joys, to console you in your sorrows, to make you forget troubles, just to Doris. lay keep her sympa- nature and never allow herself to become hardened or embittered. Stripped of the garments of their office, they strive to perform their duties. if X r nj gi A l BETSY McGARRY When you want someone to do a favor for you, just ask Betsy. You'll always hear the answer 'yes' never nnon. May she say yesn to God in all that He may ask her to do in life. E ig 2, They thirst for souls as they see their country- men drink in the doc- ag-3 vv' y trines of com unism. . K Y V gm M -47 5 ff . lm EILEEN MORGAN Eileen's especially interested in ex- tracurricular ac- tivities namely, dancing and skating We can always be certain that Eileen will attend our school dances and help to make them enjoyable. MARY ANN MORAN An evenness of temper gives us an insight into Mary Ann's character. We hope that she will meet the difficulties of life with a firm trust in God and with the same unruf- fled manner that has en- deared her to us. x MARY ALICE MORGAN WBus1ness before Pleasuren seems to be the motto of the efficient typist for our year book. Mary Al1ce's commercial marks are high and we hope that she will soar high not only temporally but spiritually. MARY LOU NENE Mary Lou's knack of expressing her ideas in writing guided us in selec- ting her to edit our book. The power of the written word cannot be esti- mated and we sincerely hope that Mary Lou will use her talent of writing to make God and His truths known. I , KATHRYN NICHOLAS Many people will give generously of everything but their time. That's how Kay differs from many people--she is al- ways the first to offer assistance and the last to leave. May she keep this spirit of generos- ity always. PATRICIA O'CONNELL We the ugh fri the endly she hand well Pre CONSTANCE PLUCINSKI nTo disagree without being disagree- ablen is a rare talent: a building- stone of true and lasting friend- ships. Her calm, easy manner in dealing with others is really an asset for Wa mild answer breaketh wrath: but a harsh word stirreth up furyn. never stray from cause of Pat's right, those en- sldent. Truly they take up their cross and follow Him. E3 t path be- nKeep to girls.' in later le affairs as she to her as Council PATRICIA O'DAY nMy yoke is sweet and My burden lightn. Pat, in her own small way along with her stick-to-it -ive-ness can accomplish great things for Him by doing the little things that lie at hand. Q, E 3 n 'And Jesus saith to them: You shall indeed drink of the chalice that I drink ofg and with the baptism where- with I am baptized, you shall be baptized. REGINA SAUERS A reader of Chesterton and a lover of poetry, nFuzzyn has experienced the njoys of thoughtn. It might a so be said she has the courage of her own convictions. May she never compromise them! When things are in a state of confu- sion we can always depend on Maureen, because of her calm manner, to help. he I. I time PURSH Our nM1ss Barrymoren of St. Raphae1's--Nancy's acting ability has been a great asset in our plays. We know she will. play her in life even better she portrayed a ter on the stage. ' ...Q W4 sw I :nf -si iii as MAUREEN RITTER , W . PATRICIA SEMILLER Our co-editor was chosen because she knows how to co-operate. This talent, so much needed in the world today, will help Pat to make a success of her life as she tries to co-operate with God's grace to make her life more pleasing to Him and to bring others to Him. .5 of i ?1!? 3 if f :Eid EILEEN SHIELDS The ability to get along with people is a talent of Ei1een's. She enjoys being with people as much as they welcome her company. ANNABELLE STRATIFF Neatness, which is a great asset in everyone's life, is a must of Annabe11e's. Even though she wasn't given some particular charge she always took great pride in keeping the Senior room neat and tidy. IARY JANE SOEDER In her dignified manner Mary Jane always contributes with her helpful opinions to class discussions. May advice always lp those who seek it. 3.175 Their hopes are anchored to the heart of Christ as their bleeding hearts beat with love. I JUDITH SPEECHER To set aside ones own desires in order that she may better help others is a characteris- tic of Judy's. May she always foster this attitude and in her eternal commencement she will receive her just reward. E With Christ they will A f i J Qwgh H rise gloriously. May their shining example t light the way for us. JANICE TARASI As Prefect of the So- dality Janlce's, uPardon me girls,n always draws the attention of her So- dalists. May her friend- liness and good example always encourage others to do right. JACQUELINE TAHANEY uThe difficult we do right away...The im- possible takes a little longernl This might well be Nlt is better to light Jackie's philosophy one candle than to curse for nln Me you can the darknessn. do all thingsn. S E N I O R 5 And these are our seniors. Forty two nChristophsrsH, - - equipped with the knowledge, - - 1 m b u e d with the 1 o v e, - - f 1 r e d with the z e a l, - - and graduated with the commission to conquer the world for Christ. The parents, priests, sisters and teachers who spent themselves in preparation, now look to see the banner of Our Divine Saviour unfurled in the life of each one of them. May God grant that they may not be disappointedll E a 5 5 Secretary..Mary Agnes President..Barbara Byrne Treasurer: Vice-President: AHtOiU6tt9 Corso Mary Lou Corvello L. 1' YEAR BOOK STAFF Editor-in-chief......Mary Lou Nene Co-editor......Patricia Seemiller Typist...........Mary Alice Morgan Typist...............Jean Butrico Artist............Mary Buccigrossi Year Book Funds...Patricia Kerman Wlw www -'M i E l l: N. C cv 1 Q -9 C Q w9A 3' ? U 2' UN Q 3 Q fa 69: . S, If TL f, K' 7 F G 0,53 G. r Q fx C Q C, O H M9 c 3 . X1 X, ,E X, T, Qw VJLVA Q' I QC I 11IIIUI'5 ooo T I A I f . 1 P P r 5 k wk. W, V e 7 I L'- vx - P.-5 1 k. W ,N ,gf i r t 'tr .tl- r .K 'L .r .xr -V' ,L ,, i v' iz. fi 1 vs QF A E. Q E gd 42 ae. ,TS 1 .' V, - 3 ,,! 1 'r I 'ff' - :M CLASS OFFICERS President ........ Patricia Klein Vice-President...Catherine Carr Secretary ...... Corrine Driscoll Treasurer .......... Carol Murphy MOTTO Dare to do right, Fear to do wrong COLORS Red and White I .l 3- -Q. 63-1 .,-T9 ' ,L Q.. 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And after coming to dedicate our own personal Year Book to the Christopher theme: uBetter to light one can- dle than to curse the darknessn... With the hope that we, the seniors, will take our own nlittle candlesn across the threshold of graduation to an ailing world... Then came Sister Marcelline, of Maryknoll, with the vi- brant, soul-stirring, eye-witness account of the last blessed days of Bishop Ford, one of the most recent of our modern-day martyrs...one of America's most heroic Christophers... With a countenance radiating the Christ-light of martyred sanctity with which she was s privileged associate, Sister seemed almost a Providential visitor to our school, when thoughts of Christ-bearing ran high in our minds. To Sister Marcelline, for bringing us a dynamic, living experience with a sainted Christopher... And for givin ,us, in her own person, a vital, flesh-and blood link between saintly heroism in a faraway land and our own daily lives... 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