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

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1957 volume:

.... 1' u 1 s 1 9 w I 1 L g, 1 .1 1 v ' :num-1aE.iumsJs.,.::c animal. ' W F ly 41.- SAINT RAPHAEL ANGEL OF HAPPY MEETINGS Lead us as you did young Tobias toward those ideals we have set our feet to follow in the journey we are making from Time to Eternity so that our words and works may profit for the glory of God and our holiness of Life REVEREND SYLVESTER A. DOYLE am Ja KZAZA REVEREND FRANCIS ROONEY REVEREND JOSEPH LEMP -ns V1 ' 4, ,Aw. Nl F2-gp.n-cv-- v 7 ' , ui L3 , -1 I jf' 16 7 - , lv. 0 ' , SF' 'Q' 0,5 ff' ' , 'IU 1, '-7 fi? N322 J '5 - ' M. f i- ,zr 5 .Jag i b 'V i' z'?-:bf ' 5' 2 'A F 4' ,I f ' W -P K ' xh EM. fix -iff' li!- ..T '-F X To To To To Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister these to whom we owe so much these who follow the profession of the Master Teacher these who gave of themselves far beyond their days' work these we extend our gratitude. Mary Oliver.. Adele ...... Mary John .... Rosalia ...... 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Chlop put the finishing touches to a Marian mural. B. Ashton, A. Vorrasi, B. Flndlan, and J. Plowey listen attentively to P. O'Leary as she gives a talk on liturgical symbols, Pennsylvania History Class members M. A. Shagi, C. Williams, M. Lang, M. Jackworth, and M. A. O'Conner are shown with one of a series of charts depicting Pittsburgh, Utne city beautiful.n Contestant Sally Witt fsecond, left? admires the statue of St. Francis of Assisi, won in a project sponsored by the Third Order. Other freshmen who wrote for the contest are J. Parker, R. Pavlakovic, E. Smith, and M. Holler Veni, vidi, vicil This is the motto of freshmen L. Stewart, C. Szwarc , P. Brown, R. Waggener and C. Cloonan as they look back over their year's progress in'Latin. K. Watson, S. Calvitt, B. McNulty, and B. Lynch preview the biology exhibits for the school's annual science fair. General Mathematics has many practical applications, S. Hurney, C. Curcio R. Ferry, S. Barry, F. Nowicki are in a nuddle over a problem in advertising. P.Bosack, V.Fullerton, P.Fabiszewski, and D. Morris plan a debate for Social and Economic Problems class. fi :W 1. T- HOQS-ton, P. Garvin, P. Michalski, M. Lelbnart, S. Platt, and A. Pecora of Sophomore A find the library an inspiring place to live the motto of Catholic Press Montn. B.J. Gourley, G. McNamee, A. DeSimone, and S.Mallen are familiar to both high and grade school students at the candy counter during lunch time. Meeting to discuss the business of their class are its officers: M.Petote, treasurer, N.Gurgioli, secretary, B. Denti, president. 'M-w---......,.,,.,, 13? Leadership in Sophomore B rests in the hands of P. Ryan, vice-president, P. Maxwell, president, J. Cirincione, treasurer, and L. Sweeney, secretary. Grouped around Barbara Denti's sketch of the famous scientist, these C. F. L. speakers provided the program for the annual assembly honoring George Washington Carver: A.Vi1lani, K.Kelly P. Maxwell, J. Colson and M. Dobroski. M. DiNardo, E. Smith, M. Calcutta and J. Rygelski use visual aids to prepare a program for world history class. 1 5 i 4- 2 3 i 3 2 SSA. ,er Student librarians often have rush hours. P. Whalen checks books for P. Sweeney, M. Vogel, C. Rowland, M. A. Gerthoffer and A. McLaughlin. Hopeful Musart members are C. Lenz, J. Aaron, D. Brackney and K. Dixon. Plane geometry students lend an artistic hand to make ornaments for the Christmas party: L. Gallagher, M. Kennelly, M. Brown and C. A. Hannan. r' President of her class for three consecutive years, F. Cupps is shown here with other Junior A class officers: N. Volpe, vice- presidentg M. Sweeney, treasurerg B. Smith, secretary. NL Chemistry can be serious business. B. Miller, W. Wojcikiewicz J. Gauscheman, S. Domes, K. Ritter and E. Lynch are practicing the theory of chemistry. Congratulations to the com ittee on decorations for the annual Christmas Date Dance: D. Watkins M. Leavitt P. Blank G- Kuszyk Vorrasi Bioxam Krason Mauro M.Kennelly, F.Haering, H.Aversa, and K.Kernan look on as A. M. Pellegrino demonstrates the proposition: The section of a prism made by parallel planes intersecting lateral edges are congruent. Stenographers of the future U. Ruppel P.Guadagnino, M. Diggin, M.A.Conne1ly, and M. Fitzgerald prove the truth of the proverb HPractice makes perfect.H American history students enlarge their horizons by re-discovering the vast North West territory: A. Volpe, M.L.Wojnar, R. Aversa, and K.Stypula. D. Pawlak. C. McGuigan, C. Zvonik and S. Mancuso seem pleased with their first attempt to succeed the seniors in mimeographing the weekly church bulletin. The executive offices of the junior commercial class are held by L. Shook, secretary, C. Harlovic, vice-president, R. Krah, president, J. Kelly, treasurer. These juniors have found the reading of pamphlets a help in preparing a question box, always a popular feature of the high school retreat: J. Brackney, C. Pantano, P. Margel, M. Schubert, E.Serke J. Weitz and P. McGrady. abs Latin-American travelogues prove to be a source of interest for their Spanish class project to P. Larkin M. Dittolla, J. Koehler, G. Scheuble, E. Uhrin, N.J Lydon and D. Monterassi. B. Faggioli balances her credit on a sensomatic office machine. E. Ursprung, F. Ferry, M. SSPKB and B. Coleman watch the new technique learned from a guest instructor from the Burroughs Machine company. Their daily lesson in shorthand gives V. Smith, R. Perry, C. Bova, M. J. Garrigan, M.Crain and M.Lewandowski opportunity to learn by doing. C. Lavelle, C. Freyer, P. Kirk and B. Kilcoyne add a cancelled stamp project to their mission activities. J. Guttilla, M.C.Foley, B. McKnight and G. Fabrick planned a colorful bulletin board for advertizing the prom, Maytime Enchantment. - -, 35' , .L 5 ia My I . ,, L F 'I 4-Q., V 5 .- V Milf- EKU - z f.' ' L. :VV I' ' if' 1 V 'll' J, ,f ' Fg .rf-1 K' v'V?Q3l'f Q V 'E'-rw nw . 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I . , 111 5' '- --1,' Y H V:,l'L:, X . ., , , Mx, YV . H , Aft' .QR V , 3-, X ,, .. Q W . 1 . , rl, -V 1 I Q4 '. 1- :Q 71:4-,Zuwv www I' Il' ,J ' f ww www X! X ACTIVITIES f fag febfi W 9 X L ' -fA A if VK if N B5 as 3 M Q 33 , , 53 u p Y if 5 X 45 . . 9 ' Y Y , L I, 5 , ITV ,V , I gi J f M I -we ' fm' W ' F M Enroute to carry out the Christmas Here the girls stop at Mary'S tradition of singing carols at the shrine to ask her bl6SS1Dg on Villa de Marillac are six senior their program. members of the Glee Club. Weekly instructions in orchestral music are given by Dr. Joseph Rauterkaus Susan Hall Deanna Cristiano Mary Lou Bucci Jane Napoleon Theresa Goletic Elizabeth Hart Cecelia Bartosiewicz Frances Cupps Charlotte Bloxsom Linda Shook Carol Lavelle Kathleen Stypula Rita Krah Georgianna Fabrick Patricia Maxwell Angela Villiani Patricia Bosack all Barbara Denti Carol DiGeorgio Margaret Kumer STUDE T COUNCIL Saint Raphael Student Council, pictured above, is an organization elected by the student body. It co-ordinates the various activities in the school, stimulates school spirit, furthers the ideals of American Catholic democracy, and represents Saint Raphael High in the Diocesan Federation of Catholic High Schools. Girls honored by being elected to the council solemnly promise to be loyal, co-operative, and trustworthy representatives. Each member of the council considers it her personal obligation to maintain rules of good order. Here are the council officers discussing one of their many projects. President ...... .Susan Hall Vice President..Ueanna Cristiano Secretary ....... Mary L. Bucci Treasurer ....... Jane Napoleon Above: Left: Below: One of the most popular activities sponsored by the Council is the Christmas Date Dance. During December eacn class decorated its door for the Christmas contest. The Angels at the Stablen won first prize. The success of the Chatter-box, the school news sheet, was due to tne efforts of these capable girls. Linda Shook, seated second from the right is tne editor. E F' f 'ig' 1 K ,im..,s.ii ' wi-lr After a tour to Boalsburgh and Penn's Cave, History Honor mem- bers K. Stypula, S. Hall, M. Lewandowski and D. Watkins find it interesting to discuss under ground waterways. C. F. L. members are proud of their record. They were represented in the grand tournament in Philadelphia by M.E. Sweeney, who rated second in Original Oratory in the diocesan finals. The seniors in the school Musart Club find that the new recorder has not re- placed their love of song accompanied by piano. Members of the Modern Language Society, A. Volpe. M.A.Krason, J.A.Vorrasi, C. Bloxson and M. Dymerski are interested in furthering international good- will. Here tney exhibit dolls dressed in national costumes. Dr. Bechtold, guest speaker from Westinghouse Research Laboratories, shows a model atomic reactor to the mem- bers of the Science Honor Society, M.Kelly, K.Kernan, J.Gauschemen, and M. Demeo. Not shown in the picture is M. Devlin. sf? INITIATIQN I9 57 gg..f-v-anf Mir- WM L-if n-w '9nw..--w..,,....S-...- .. 3 I Mary Lou Demeo, the prom queen,and her court 1 1 Junior - Sensor Prom Dancing in the ballroom at the South Hills Country Club. In charge of the Sodality Council program this year were its officers M. Calcutta, secretary-treasurer, E. Hart, prefect, and K. Kernan, vice prefect. Before a meeting the Third Order members gather at Church to ask the blessing of St. FP3UCi5 Father Lemp, the spiritual director, blesses the medals being given to the new members of Our Lady's Sodality. The seniors of the Sodality use the opportunity of their last high school retreat to pray to the Blessed Mother for guidance in their future vocation. A mQpl ,J g wi KL1 Elizabeth Hart, Sodality prefect, is honored with the privilege of crowning the Blessed Mother. Her attendants are Kathleen Kernan and Margaret Calcutta. rf v. Q Q - if J f.. 1 A lk, 1 ,,,. ' .m,. ,.Av.k,,.., 1, I f rp A . w U .1 I r ,. . W Arm .f, 1- .r. ':,Q ' 9 . . , 1,1 ,e. A 1 ,U , ,, .H ,- ,K , J ., , v- .,, ,,,.. f.,. x ,, am., , yn ,aw ug . .J I 4 , K V , , I Q -f, ,fu-. -,M 1'-,', , , I 4 4 .r-. .','. 11- . 4.-, , J Vt- -. ,sq Q . .U -N I. Id .,, ,, i, .N l 11 LA, n 7.24 ... 1 I., L ., .MAA 1 ,, I, n 5 N -'T',f'73',',1E'F.!' :L - -V A 4..c-1 Af. I , T' , .. V:-f-.aff 1 lnlwifr i . f Q wi.. J.!,r,, .,.- ,Q. SENIDR e ASS CLASS OFFICERS Lois Ann Lightner Vice-president Theresa Goletic President Rita Gerthoffer Treasurer Mary Lou McNulty Secretary CLASS SONG nOnward ever, backward nevern is our motto true, We, the class of '57, with colors white and blue. Oh, we will always do our best no matter when or where, with Mary as our queen and guide each act becomes a prayer. Through courtesy and loyalty we'll strive to serve our school. Cheerfulness and friendliness we've made our golden rule. Oh, we will always do our best no matter when or where, with Mary as our queen and guide each act becomes a prayer. CLASS PATRONESS Saint,Maria Goretti MOTTO COLORS Onward ever, backward never Blue and White 'my , , 1 1 ' . , , I 1' a . f 'X fl ' ' r r - ,Q 1 I K 4 M. 1, a- X A. ,, v ,-fmm .r . I, .,-fVTi',gg,' . ' Q f' 1 ff' Nj, f ' 1 ,Q . 4 ' ' ' 1' u.f!'. E R ff- . ' . . ' L . .1 pggf' z., 4- .-H Y - , ' ' ' 3 1' wi - - wi,-m,, ' , ,., f 3fj , xi,-Uv! rr- - -1 , 3 . . 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PRESTON BRESNAHAN 31 uf age Honor ase, nHere is a dear and true industrious friend.n Sodality 1, 3, My Fatima Club Sodality Council 3, M. MARY LOUISE BUCCI nThere is no ardent, and Fatima Club 1: 23 substitute for thorough-going, sincere earnestnes 1, 23 Glee Club 23 Club 2g Student Council Secret Science ary LL- 1sI:mmssxsu mabmzriswsrf ewwoasaerswrxfu Q is .mlwwaswwwmm ? 4 m:mvmem:emmu JEANETTE COLLINS nTo listen well is as powerful a means of influence as to talk we1l.n Sodality 1, 23 Mission Club 1, 2, 33 Fatima Club 1, 23 Student Council 3. LENA CORNACCHIONE nHonesty is the best po1icy.n Sodality Council 1, 2, 3, U3 Orchestra 23 Musart Club My Fatima Club 1, 23 Science Club 23 Mission Club 1, 2, 3. DEANNA CRISTIANO WA sweet expression is the highest type of 1ove1iness.n Student Council Officer M3 Glee Club 2, 3, M3 Fatima Club 1, 23 Raphaelite Staff M3 Musart Club M3 Science Club 2. HELEN CULHANE nGood nature is the proper soil upon which virtue grows.n Fatima Club 1, 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3, M3 Mission Club 23 Science Club 23 Glee Club 2, 33 Sacred Heart Club 1, 2, 3, M. MARY LOUISE DEMEO nLaughter is the joyous, universal evergreen of life.' Science Honor Society 3, hi Sodality 23 Fm C1b2'Gl cbz -M11 clubmgg sgienae Club 5? ' 3' LL' as on MAUREEN DEVLIN nHer little body lodged a mighty mind.u Fatima Club 1, 2: Sodality 2, 3, A5 Science Honor Society M3 Raphaelite Staff A SHIRLEY DRAGOVICH uwhat wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness.n Fatima Club lg Glee Club 2, 3, My Mission Club 2. MARY DYMERSKI nThere is no outward sign of true courtesy that does not rest on a deep moral foundation.' Fatima Club l, 25 Student Council 1, 23 Orchestra 23 Glee Club 25 Sodality Council 25 Modern Language Honor Society M. LORRAINE GALLAGHER nIt is the nature of a great mind to be calm and undisturbed.n Sodality Council 23 Fatima Club 1, 23 Student Council 25 Sodality 2, 33 Business Honor Society 3, Mg Chatter-box Staff M. RUTHELENE GARVIN uThe cheerful live longest in years and afterwards in our regards.u Fatima Club 1, 25 Glee Club 2, 3, Mg Sodality 1, 2, 3, M. , . ,f,fsz sls.emesumes -f - fr.-mavgw -' ANTOINETTE GERMINARO nConversation is the laboratory and workshop of the student.n Glee Club 23 Fatima Club 1, 23 Student Council 33 Class Officer 33 Sodality Council 2, M3 Sodality l, 2, 3, M. RITA GERTHOFFER nwhat sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to human1ty.n Sodality 1, 2, 3, M3 Glee Club 2, 3, M3 Musart Club Officer M3 Science Club 2' Glee Club 2, 3, ug Mission Club 1, 2,'3g Fatima Club 1, 23 Sacred Heart Club 3, M. MARIE GIGANTE nFew things are impossible to diligence and skill.n Sodality l, 2, 3, M. THERESA GOLETIC nThe most manifest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness.' Sodality 2, 3, M3 Fatima Club 1, 23 Class Officer 3, M3 Glee Club 2, 3, M. SUSAN HALL 'A good mind possesses a k1ngdom.' Student Council 1, 23 Student Council President H3 Sodalit Council 1, 2, 3, M3 Musart Club Officer K3 Glee Club 2 Q' History Honor Society 3, M3 Class Of leer 2, 33 Speech Club 1, 2, 33 Raphaelite Editor M. ELIZAEETH HART The difficult we do right away, the impossible takes a little longer.n Sodality 2, 3, hi Sacred Heart Club Action Club 1, 23 Speech Club 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, M. MARJORIE KELLY nEnthusiasm is the Sodality Prefect M3 1, 2, 3, My Catholic Student Council M3 33 Orchestra 2, 3, M3 genius of sincerity.n Class Officer 23 Sodality Officer 23 Glee Club 2, 3, My Catholic Action Club 1, 23 Sodality Council 1, 2, 3, M3 Musart Science Honor Society M3 Raphaelite Club Staff uThe secret of success is to be able to disagree without being disagreeable. Glee Club 1, 2, ug Fatima Club 1, 23 Musart Club M. LYNN LAVELLE LOIS LIGHTNER 'It is a wonderful B people and help them.u thing to go amen the Glee Club 2, 3, M3 Class Officer M3 Fatima Club 1, 2. JUDITH MAHONEY HA moment's insight is worth a life's exper1ence.n Class Officer 13 Fatima Club 1, 23 History Club 23 Glee Club 2, 3, M3 Musart Club M3 Student Council Officer 33 Speech Club 1. hs lr s1ainwsmsnoIewr ss1mmvswsrvriae:wr.f xxmgeszzwz few'zswxfswiswzismxszzwma VIRGINIA McCABE NAS good-natured a soul as ever trod on shoe of 1eather.n Fatima Club 1, 23 Science Club 23 Sodality 2, 3, M. RUTH MCKNIGHT NLoyal be to loyal friendsg Make them pay you dividends.H Fatima Club l, 2. EILEEN MCNALLY HThe small courtesies sweeten life: the greater enoble it.H Sodality 2, 3, My Fatima Club 1, 23 Third Order of St. Francis M. MARY LOUISE McNULTY HIT a good face is a letter of recommendation, a good heart is a letter of credit.u Fatima Club 25 Class Officer M. LYNN MOORE NAn ounce of cheerfulness is worth a pound of sadness to serve God with.n sodality 1, 2 . WALDA MORRIS nHumility, that low, sweet root, from which all heavenly virtues shoot.n Fatima Club 1, 23 Speech Club 23 Sodality 2, 3. JANE NAPOLEON NTrue humor springs not from the head but from the heart.n Science Club 23 Fatima Club 23 Student Council Officer M. PATRICIA REILLY nGentle of speech, beneficent of mind.n Orchestra l, 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 3, ug Business Honor Society 3, hy Sodality 23 Fatima Club 1, 23 Raphaelite Staff M. JANET HOST UShe doth little kindnesses which most leave undone or aesp1se.n Speech Club lg Musart Club hg Sodalit Council 23 History Club 23 Glee Club Hg Fatima Club 1, 2. ANNE RUANE uConsideration is the soil in which wisdom may be expected to grow.n Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 3, My Business Honor Society ug Catholic Action Club 1 2' Sodalit 2 3' F ti C1 b 1 2 Raphaelite Staff M? , , A ma u ' zmmwMw'v HELEN SCHEUBLE NTrue sincerity sends for no witness.n Glee Club 2, 3, Mg Class Officer 1, 23 Fatima Club 1, 2: Sodality Council 1. NANCY SAAR nHer voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in women.n Sodality Council 2, 3, ug Musart Club My Fatima Club l, 23 Mission Club 1, 2, 33 Science Club 23 Sacred Heart Club M. KATHLEEN SCHILLER nVirtue is to herself the best reward.n Orchestra l, 2, 3, My Glee Club 2, 33 Sacred Heart Club 1, 2, 3, Lg Musart Club hy National Catholic Forensic League l, 2, 3, kg History Honor Society 33 Class Officer 1, 23 Business Honor Society My Sodality Council lj 2, 3, M. MARILYN TAHANEY nGod loveth a cheerful giver.H Orchestra l, 2, 3, Mg Glee Club 2, 3, Mg Sacred Heart Club l, 2, 35 Debate 33 Catholic Action Club l, 23 Musart Club Mg Fatima Club l, 23 Sodality Council 1, 2, 3. ANNA KAY TALLO ' uHeart on her lips, and soul within her eyes Glee Club 2, 3, My Fatima Club 1, 23 Class Officer 3. MARY JEAN WERBER nYou can make many friends by becoming interested in other people.n Glee Club Lg.: Sacred Heart Club L13 Sodality M. Acquaviva, Catherine Bartosiewicz, Cecelia Bogacz, Jane Bresnahan, Preston Bucci, Mary Louise Collins, Jeanette Cornacchione, Lena Cristiano, Deanna Culhane, Helen Demeo, Mary Louise Devlin, Maureen Dragovich, Shirley Dymerski, Mary Gallagher, Lorraine Garvin, Ruthelene Germinaro, Antoinette Gerthoffer, Rita Gigante, Marie Goletic, Theresa Hall, Susan Hart, Elizabeth Kelly, Marjorie Lavelle, Lynn Lightner, Lois Mahoney, Judith McCabe, Virginia McKnight,,Ruth McNally, Eileen McNulty, Mary Louise Moore, Lynne Morris, Walda Napoleon, Jane Reilly, Patricia Rost, Janet Ruane, Anne Saar, Nancy Scheuble, Helen Schiller, Kathleen Tahaney, Marilyn Tallo, Anna Kay Werber, Mary Jean SENIOR DIRECTORY M57 Biddle Street 5Sh2 Hampton Street 1132 Jancey Street 1h50 Chislett Street 919 Jancey Street 933 Mellon Street 1108 Forbes Street 1617 E1 Paso Street 932 Morningside Avenue 1381 Montezuma Street 6928 Manistee Street 7316 Butler Street 632 North Aiken Avenue IMM3 Simona Drive M13 Gettysburg Street 1628 Villanova Road 7hS2 Ridgeview Street 17 Christine Drive S327 McCandless Avenue 1635 Jancey Street 6938 Greenwood Street 600 Pitcarin Place 5590 Hampton Street M614 Carroll Street llM7 Morningside Avenue 536 Harlson Square 650g Adelphia Street 1030 Chislett Street 1019 Chislett Street 5518 Beverly Place lhlh Duffield Street 1610 E1 Paso Street 711 North Murtland Street l7Oh Jancey Street 7113 Kedron Street 1179 Chislett Street 1916 Chlslett Street lhl2 Morningside Avenue 19h0 Antietam Street 68h3 Alcoma Drive 13715 Grotto Street Jambr-5'embr Tea fZ,SrL3oN 0 X E1 The juniors stepped out of the pages of fashion from the past and present to entertain the seniors at the tea. 5 'afwafiknn Tue seniors adapted the Cinderella theme to their class day pro-gram. 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