St Rosalia High School - Rosalian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1946 volume:

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Athletics create competition as well as Good Sportsmanship in Victory and Defeat. -Through the medium of the Classics, Fine Arts and Social Activities, the cultural is developed in the Rosalian irls 111 b I ' l S preparatlon lor the woman ol tomorrow. Eikiiiiiiiiiiiiiqiliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiil 4 iii!iiiiiiii Foreword The Post War World, with its joys and sorrows, its trials and disappointments - opens its portals to us, the Class of 1946. For the past four years, the combined efforts of the Administration and Faculty have taught, guided and pre- pared us for this moment with a View to our development mentally, spiritually, physically and culturally. So, why should we fear? Fortified by an Education such as ours, we realize that our diplomas are not passports to a workless Utopia but only the expression of our duties as citizens of tomorrow. It is the purpose of this ANNUAL to depict in word and picture how the curriculum of this School provides the four-sided education which prepares the Rosalian for the Post War Nvorld. YVe hope that the story found Within these pages will inspire the readers with the same lofty ideals which have accrued to us during our stay at St. Rosalia's. EQ2QEQiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiikiiikiiiiiii 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ontents Foreword ,....,., Dedication ..,... Church ,.....,...... . .o...... . School and Convent ..... Administration ........ Faculty ..,,....,,..............,. Section I-Mentally ,,.... Classes ..........t... ..... . . . . Class Activities ..............,, Section II-Spiritually ......, Sodality ,,..... .......,.,......... Sodallty Act1v1t1es .........tt...,..,.4,...........,.....,... ...... Guidance and Catholic Action Activities ...,....,..,.,. Section III-Physically ................,.,..,..it,.,t Sports ..i...........,..............,... Section IV-Culturally ......,....,..., Band and Glee Club Activities Drama Club Activities ...., - Seniors ...,..l..,..,..... ........ Seniors and Activities ,... t VV1nners ..,.......,. ...... Patrons ....,...... Appreciation .4.,..... Autographs ...,.., Clubs .,.....,.,,...4.,.....,...,.................., 7 .....l0 ..,..ll 12-13 14-19 20-23 24-25 .,...26 ..t..27 28-29 30-31 32-39 40-41 42-45 46-49 50-53 54-55 56-68 69-7 1 72-78 .....79 ,.,.80 QQQQZQEQZQZQQQQQEQQQEQQQQQQQEQEQEQEQ 6 s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiliiiiii 04 Dedication l RIEVFREND lX'lA'l'THliNV COGHLAN It is with sincerest gratitude and appre- ciation that we, the Class of l946, dedicate this issue of TH141 IQOSALIAN to Reverend Matthew Coghlan, Pastor. Father is a very vital factor in our school life, and We have found him a friend and counsellor in our every activity. It is with great pleasure that we make this dedication. mifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikiii 7 Our hurch The Church is a monument to the spiritual training which we receive while attending school. It places superabundant religious opportunities within our reach. Here we have the advantage of daily Mass, Holy Communion and Confession. Here we may make daily visits to the Blessed Sacrament, attend Lenten devotions and Benediction-all of which contribute to our spiritual life. 8 W , gf: Q -w f, ff qi . V Y ,K ,V 4, A MVMW-M Q7 W , ,f Q , 4 1 .9 ,ff 2 ,Z 4 A 6 gli 2 f 2 f Q Wm xf pix '- Pk Mm ' . me 3 Q L 2 iii !SYi:rf2Ms '4,f4w lfwgi A., ,Q-'.-A v .., f- . , A W , ,fy W Q atlas Q 1. a A ' M1223 1123: xx. T -'xx N- - 3 ., 1ii f ff'1-:?.- Unsung-K i., ,,..,,w,, ,. A A , . . . fm ., 2 X225 1 Egsm ! Nlosn' Ill-NICRIAQNIJ I'Il'Gll Cl. Bm'1.14, 13.13. Qiiiiililiiiiiiiliif Mdministration lffslmp of l'ill.wl1111'gl1 lll'.Vl'.RICNll '1'HoM,xs Q,lflc:I,1f.x .S'11fJr'r1'11f1'111lf'nI f1fSr'lmr2l.x' Rlfwiklixlm VINc:1cN'1' P, Fowl-im. RIQVLQRIQND IX IATTHEWV C0c:H1.,xN l'u.ylm' lllCVliRl-.ND BERNARD T. CARLIN 10 SISTICR M. ANN. 1.H.M. Senior Home Room 'l'cuc'l1er Instructor in Latin, Iinglisl1,l renc'l1 Sis'r1cR NIARY RICHARIV, I.H.M. Sophomore .X Home Room 'l'ezic'hcr Iilslrliclol' in Latin and English SISTIQR M. Hl'1l.l'1N AIARIA, I.H.M l'llkCSlllIl2ll1 .X Home Room 'I'czu'l1e1' Our Faculty NIUTIIIQR M. C1.12T1's, l.H.M. Instructor in History. Latin. .Xlgelirzi S1s'1'1cR M. Rosif VIQICRICSA, I.l-I.M. IIlSll'lll'l0l' in Music MR. -jonN S1ic:Ri.1No lnslrmtor in lizmcl Principal Sis'rr1R M. lNflACIRlNA, I.l-LM. junior Home Room Teacher Instructor in Malllematics, History SISTRR M. AUcusT1NL:,, I.H.M. Sophomore B Home Room lezrcliel' Instructor in Science Sis'1'r:R M. FLoR1'rA, I.H.M. Freslnnan B Home Room Teaclmer Instructor-in English, Commercial Sulmjccls MRs. KIICAN RALPH Instructor in l'l1ysic'al licluczxlion M Rs. L1cc:l..AiRi-3 1x1,GliR Li hrarian hlRS. ELlZAl5l'1'I'H PUZICZANAC ,lssislzmt Lilxrzlriun W. C. KoH1.nR ANN O'BR1i:N School l'l1ySlCl1lIl School Nurse MRS. JEAN RALPH 11 MRS. I,eCL.XIRli .XLGICR F ,..,, -was I JJ' I i7-A . ,ll , f- NN 4 a E if ' .s o 1 1 E, i 5l5 ? f1 wL W ZW,K,.,,gi51..N ww- -X' A n ' Q ' swf - W: if , ,H .1 tint . V I - 5 wifi 1 :Tiff s . S i 'EA ii I gt K wg in K H S W 1 4 ' Q . , 'gf . 3 A ' 5 . . I 2 K K . 0 K xi s Q 1 - 4 R225 f Hgzwf . - . rs 3 v M 6 ' ! 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H .. af, 5.4.44 Fai L The Seniors 0 Tomorrow ulllxlflll DXY5 ln lung' wc- sllull lx- SC'lll0l'5 :xml our lunirn' claws will L-ml Noll clmllgc our lim lmm lmlua' lu gl't't'll :xml to smnc' Supllolllou- lc-ml lu cvvrx' lunirn' ul nc-xl your we' lmpv tlml alll your Illlllllgll lllwc mum- grzuul clans will bring loncl lm-111u1'1cs lm' Hill- Olj . . , Scatcclflxfl. Carr. L. Lavery. Rn:-mi, lVl. lTnnovnn. G. Nlillcr. V. Fzmaro. Glnclxlor. l.. lVlCNerrnm-V. SQ-fond rnwfrli. Colgan. R. flood. C. Srlmuuvr. lf. Moll. G, Svvcrn. ID. Janos. lf. Born. N. Carlson. Tlurcl rowfN. Proto, P. KL-rlvn-l'I. R. Cnrnegic. S. Clalmnv. lu- ll't'2llll spa-nw. llw mum plans, Cllmcnlislrx lnlv. lllc gllllltx wc won Smlmol mm iw, Rcpnrl czull clnyx. Dkllllbh WL' hurl. lllc mugs wc sung llllll' Lcnlvn lllPlIl'H. llznlrillg' :mil lznllllil. l !'ccmlalys lllzll Zllwllfh .Xml:1l'lcrsc'lmnl On our lxllL'i'N, linglisll csszlys. Nlzllxu us glzul. Illu- lmurs ol' lun. .Xml wllcn wc :irc gluulllzllvs zlncl look luck ill ilu' pam Ol' alll ilu- scllrml yn-111' lllUIll0l'lL'S. our lunior cluys will lust. Suto0111'lJ11l'Iillg Seniors, wc lmicl zu szul zulicu lfm' lt mczms wc- Sllllll lac' SCIIIOIS, und must cllzlngv our Iles ol lmluc. 14 The unior Class HllI..YfIll'I-r .X umkz' mm: ru1'.x'f',' jmr'l.x', ri'l'lly,' lllIlfllI'lllllff1'.5, .s'1llfl!z',' IIIIIIIHII jzllilumjilly fl'f H ' '1'j1: z11fn'rll.v. Ann' rx' lnlqfz' rnlrl 1'!n'lm'fr'.rll1la' In uml1111rl. -flifxczcxx. earcdf-I. Oiffonneli. Hunt. Nl. Fixlu-:'. M. C. Lydon. L, Dorn-V. jacoh. H. lacfvh. Vi, S' 'vIh. hi. R Hari:-y. oconcl row- -P KL-llv Nl. W llcer i P1 ' k Nl R W- 2 I . . A . xn . , . Lwcll, il. Za-yorlcz, R, Cunmif. P. Wzxll. M. Sclulli. Th d i 1 M G II hp ir ru --- . a ag -r. M. L, -Ie-nningx. M. I-iarshman. Nl, Conway, IELUIC 'I'lliS liluc liL'S, hlum' lil'S, hluL'tic's11ll St1lllIf7l'l'illg, iillllfillg Iill'Ollg'il lhn' hull, fiilL'lIliSll'y, lfnglish, i'iI'CllC'il :incl Nlzilh , 1 4 . l'lcrc- wc mmm' l'i1 ll' thc- p'ilh' llunring, iJ2lSiiCIiJ2lii :incl howling in turn An- inclunlcd in thc things wc iL'ill'll XX L' rc' :ill i0I'0llCllllCi0llL'i0I'1lii 'ilfnitccl wc' slziml, cliviclccl wc I ill In svlmul :ind class spirit wc rank high .Xlwuys rczuly lo do or clic. Studying hzircl :incl Pfilyillg' Lo llc-aivn-li Vliilill wcfll iJL'fi14'Ugl'Ci'll uli'1l7. 15 Meet the Sophomores S0lJIl0Ill01'C.x t A, Ditmrclo, lf. Ditmrdo. D. At-narttea. NI. Carlson. D. Ciolli. C. Donovztn. T. Coyne, N, Emmett. B. Fava. A. Hardittg. P. Sentedf Kohlmyer. Second row---G. Dcjttlius, D. jones. P. Guinev. C. Coyne. L. Fert'ttt'o. lf. Holzt-tg P. Guthrie. G. Connolly. 'lihircl rowfll. Krolicky, NI. Conway. R. C. Holpp. P. Flohr. SOPIIONIURIC .X 'I'I'fI.IiVISIUN IRII' INT, tht- Sopltontottl .X, wottld likt' to invitt' tluitltly tht- 'Ahiology spt't'itttc'tt on IICI' dcsk you to vit-w out' Clztss with out' intztgittztry tt-lt'- whilt- Lou I t't't':tt'o trials hm' utmost to Iind NIV. vision svt. Rcztdy! 'Iltt' hutton is pwsst-tl :tnd X ztnd cntt-t'tztitt :tt tht' stunt' timt: In thc ltont wt' ztppt':tt'+I.zttitt hooks :tnd ztll. stutt is out' tluivt, stzttt-ly Rost- Clztitt' Holpp 'I'ltt't't s IJUIJIJB' Dolly .Xmztntt-zt ztlwztys t't':tdy ltrlping tht- cyct'-t't'zttly hook worm .Xndy lot' at lztugh, tot'tnt'nting humhlt' Cintt Dt' IDinzu'do unt'ztyt'l nt-w ntystt't'y tln'illt'1's. lust .lulius doing ht-t' ht-st to linish thttt novt-l hc- in timt- lot' school is out' gt-ntlt' smiling Mil- lott- Cztcszu' ttnd his Cztllit' XVzu's t'1ttt'h up with drud Cimnwzty zthout to tztkc ltt't'pI1tt't'. CLt'ztt'ious ht-tx 'I'ut'tting on tht- cotttttols, ltitttttlly Clcttt I'ttt Iioltltttyt-t' cttlntly looks oyct' cvcry situat- Iiodnztt' llztshcs on tht' st't't't-n. nztil polish ztnd tion, tht-n ollcts ht-tt ztssistttttcc. .Xnd who comes ztll, whilt- t'yt-t'yhody's pail I':tt Cttittcy chztts on tht' sccttt' hut out' Clztss prcsidcnt, Iiutty to Nztnry Entmt-tt who is intt't't'stt'd in thc Ifztyzt whost' pt't'sistcntt-l'lot't to mztkt' cvcrylmotly litscittzttittg licld ol' spot-ts. work rclztxcs at hit tts sht- smilcs :tt Ritzt Kro- .Xttoss tht- ztislt' Cen Cottttolly und Iootsic lifky. lloncs displzty thcit' usuztl t'nthusiztsm rclzttittg Now mztkt- your zttitlttztitttztttct' with Cztthtlr- rt'c't'ltt cltattttpiottsltilm gzuncs. int' Donoyztn who hits dcvclopctl zt truly tttl- Ittto out' yicw cotntis YX'l'll'l1l2llIllL'I'CiI 'I't't't's1t mirzthlc' tucltttitlttt' in trxploiting hooks. NVhztt Coync. out' tt'ustwot'thy ttt-1tsttt't't', doing IICI' do I ht':u'? Uh, ycs. .Mm Htuiding and Do Ciolli hcst to wztttlt Nlytnzt Ctttlson, swt-ct :ts at song, zttgut- zthout tht- gcnus ztnd spccit-s ol' ont' ol llztsh ht-tt int:'t't'stittg smilt- to ltct' tlt-tnutt' tht-it' pt-t httttt-rlilics. nviglthors I.il Ilinztrdo ttnd Mattie IJL'g7'k'IlIi0lll. So, thus cnds otu' yit'w ol' thc Clztss with its I.istt-ul I':tt Cutlttit' out' luturt' stxu' orzttot' tnztny quztlitit-s ztnd outstanding girls. Hlztitl tit-ltt'ztt'st's IICI' dchzttc' to tltttlwstzttttlittg' hlucs IJon't turn thztt diztl . . . XVhztt,s this? Oh! -lust t-yt-d Ruth Ilolft-ti. Itt tht- middlt' ol' tht' room. I'ztt Ifloht' singing Ohl how I hzttt- to gct up in suhducd, titittn cutlcd Cztrolyn Coynt- studit-s tht- tnot'ning. 16 Directions-Mix in a large blue bowl: garnish with a yellow tie' serve laden oll with a bottle ol' ink:-there f ' f Sophomores lll1r'w' un' mow' lllI'II I'IlIIU1llI'll ily .vlzuly llmll by :millwx -Cllc:l',Ro. Sophomore H Seated -I Plumlo M A She-tfo lvl J T A M E Y-f . H . . . . . . orsney, . auro. .Wal:l1. V. Miller. Wfeaver, A. McDougle. N. Owens. S lVIor1n S d +P. 'R ' ' econ row Leary. M. Reiss. F. Murano. Nl. Sable. l'. Miller, M. Walslm. Third row'-C. Lowery. Luther, A. Rodgers. l'l. Verno, SOPPIOMORIQ li Rl'Xlll'E Recipe lor a Perleet SOlJl10lillOl'C. Take a large cplantltx ol t ith o ' ' -2 ' l' the lollowing- Pat l,ea1'y's wit Catherine I,owe1'y's tlepentlability .juneIiutl1e1 sanliability Alice NleIJougle's latlylike llt'lllC2lIlOl' Florence MeKenna's stutliousness Nancy Nlaseara's unselfishness .Ianie 'l'orsney's shyness 'I'onie iXI1llll'O'S tlaneing ability Helen Vernoys l-lg'llI'C Frannie Mille1 s brown eyes Macllyn Reiss' patience antl lillllllllllt' .Xutlrey Rotlgefs gentility Ma1'tySable's sportslnanship Mary Ann Sl1el'l'o's sense ol' humor Frannie Mtn'ano's pearly teeth Elaine XValsh's hair and tnrnecl-up nost Vee Millefs llIlllllllICtl eorresponclenee Mary lV2llSll'S eonsitleration lor others Sue hl0l'21ll,S ability to be late .loannie x'VC2lVCl'lS dainty pink blush Nancy Owens' artistic: ability Cassie XVeber's generosity lean Plumbo's personality plus ,,.. , my hitntls, you have a lerl'eet Sophomc 17 with text boo I x .Q WC. cvflnd Here Are the Freshmen l RlCSl'lNl.'XN MICNIORIIQS f-'l'he thrill nl' nur lirst tlzty ztt St. Rmztlizfs' meetings zrntl halve I't'lilit'SL'lll1lllOll in the sixty-nne witle-exetl. exeitetl lllS5ll'S1 titnitlly Stntlent ifnttneil. inaxking zietltlzlintiniee with our new elzlssntzitesl shyly glancing' ut nur upper elztsstneng :intl Allman tlrezltletl lllly, long threzttenetl hy the hreztthlessly ztwxiiting nrtlers lrntn nur new in- S0lJlltLlll0l't's---llllll2lllOIl1 pigtzlils llying in the strttetnrm. lJl'L'l'lL'5, vzlrietl enlnretl socks :intl hunks eztrrietl hnhn style :intl yet it alll turned tllll to he sn -'l'he atrrzniging, nl our lfreslnnzin sehetlule, tnueh lun: zlntl how we enjoyetl the tlelightliul new subjects whose inere titles ment ehills up Snplininnre panty that hrnnglit it to il close! nur spines: the ll0l'li0lXh nl l.:itin :incl zilgehru 1lSllL'5f'l'llJL'il In its hy the Soplintnnres. flhe thrill nl' serving, our Xlnthers att the Nlntlter-llzitlgltter Reeelitinn. How grown-up -'l'he eleetinn nl our Class Oll-lCL'l'S1 nur Cllziss we leltl Lnyzil Rnsziliunm, now we knew we ego hegina tn zusxert itsell1 now we earn holtl reztlly helnngetl. Seated-D, McQuarter5. A. Lunch. M, Lowery. G. Silcorn. M. L. Slevenx. j. Marino. V. Roche, M. L. McGinley. V. Marcinowpki B. l.ynn. P. Schaffer. D. Marrone. E. Rossi. Second row-M. A. Saho. B. Mvtzken. Quinn, T. Toth, V. Proto, Schuster. A. Lyclon. J. Tlmoimis. Third row--M. j. Norrib. L. A. Mazur, N. O'Hanlon, L. V. O'Connell. A. Miller. T. Manning, D, Manning. M. A. McKean. 18 Class of 1949 -'l'he clzix' we trietl out lor the hziskethzill not too hzul aintl we lnunchetl into the seeontl tezun: our thrill ul' pride when lour Freshies sc'lIlt'sIt'l1 uizttle the Varsity. Oh, the joy ol those lirst ln':u'tit'e clztysl I I Fritlzty pr:u'tit'e: the thrill ol' trying on our silur lirst that ut the liowling alley: the strut U Q I eusttnnes: :incl then, our lirst stage zippezirzinet I uu rtztn X' ' ztll 'ClW'll'll'lll2l llL'Ill1ll - u lm ct xt tctt x L . tsl as Romlumsl shut put our seore zilmre our emupzinumsz our proud lmuzrsting when three ol our nluuher out- 'Chnl hm lull 'WTI Ol HH' Om.. 'i f'l'l ' mm seorecl upper elztssiuen in the seiui-linuls. QUT lliltlys Srrtlztlity: the. white gowns, the Solemn Processum, our quivering voices :is we ilhe chill ul' liorror that crept over us ut the l if l ' thc lllcdgc Ol mlcllty' wurcls mitl-yezu' ex:uns : the nights ol erzun- f-Dear Mother lnunzreulzite, keep us ever true ming, the hurrietl exeliauige ol lztst minute to our helovetl St. Rusztlizl, to thee :intl to thy questions: :intl then it wus ull over: the results Divine Sun. Bottom row7D. Hunt. P. Coll.AE. Coyne. D. Anronelli. Dorsey. M. H h .. L. F l M ug es a ce. . Halpin, P. Durlcin. D. Cosgrove. B. Karahvnos. M. Coyne. lz, Fox. Second row+E. Conroy. A. M. Jacko. C. jones. lVl. Corcoran, P. Foley. Baumer. M. M. Burst, G. Conway. l'l. Grieb. D. Ferdiani. 'lop row-D. Devlin. Nl. Barnishan. D. Hood. P. Hildebrandt. Cra:-ska. Nl. Amoroso. S. Flarley. Leonard. T. Johnson. N. Berea. 19 V--'1'he delight ol' our lirst Kirniess: the ghosts :intl lnriuerettes: the hours ol tzip-tapping :nt Classes in Action--History, English, Latin and Typing The lutnre typists are here being taught how to lill out legal lorms. Transcription and filing are also included in the Course. Sister M. Florita is the instructor. The Current Events Club headed by Anita llelusi, Agnes Ulicny and Dolores Ross conduct a Town Hall Meeting. Mary Doris Millett and Mathilda Gazcla conclude the meeting with re- cordings ol' the National Anthem and other military airs. The highlights ol Silas lXlarner are being pointed out to a group of Sophomores by Rose Clare llolpp. Sister Mary Richard is the in- struetor. Sister M. Helen Maria has made Latin a living subject by the use of projects such as the one pictured above. The drawing was a Christmas project and here Latin I students are giving Latin terms to objects which they know. 20 More Action--Latin, Biology and Library Science 'I'ht' St-mltlt-lift' ol 'l.L'llSCSH in Latin Il is lit-ing tlisfusst-tl by a gmup ol' Latin t-ntllusiasts. Sistm' Marv Rit'l1al'tl is SlllDL'l'ViSil1g tht- tlisfttssirnl. P2lIl'it'iIl KIJililIl5'L'l', loan XVL'llVL'l' and Mary XValsli, Sopltmnorcs, cxamint- thc' antics ol' para- mtfcia with that aicl ol a l'C't'L'lll acltlition to thc: Sc'it'nc't- Divisirm, tht- Nlion1-l'mjc1't01'. ciisplayt-cl by .xllll lslarcling, Kzttlitwilit' llmtovziii Hrs. 1.ttt'la1'tr .Xlgclg l.iln'ai'iall, assists iXilll'g'2ll'L'l llllil Nancy Own-its oi thc Soplloiiirwt' liiologx Lava-ii and I.t-titia Mc.XuliHc llllllllilllg'IIl1llCl'l2li Class. Sister Nl. ,Xugtistinc is il1Sll'llC'I0l' am on Univtwsal Military iflliillillg. sponsor ol thc Sficiict' Fail' Projects. 21 .X part ol tht' print' winning illscct ttxhilmit is Mathematical Action --Algebra and Geometry fl2llllL'l'lllt'lJUllOY1lIl,.Xllll Hztrcling ztntl llolo .Xlgg-Imru. Myrna Clzlrlson, Betty lfzrvzi ztncl lilzline XVL1 English and Latin should he eorrelztteclu is Sflll2ll'CS. reetzmgles, trupefoiclsl XX'here mill Sister M. Helen hl2ll'lll,S motto :ts she explains to they ztll lezttl ns? says the group ol' ,lnniors her Latin elztss how to illllgllllll ll Latin sentence. they wzttch Norman Proto explain at clillitult lt's lun, saw the students. theorem. I,ile is one angle alter another. 22 crllllll look on while l,2lll'lK'lfl l'lohr works out III intrieztte problem in rzttionzilifzttion. l':1tsv's not lC'll-llilllllbll. Shes rust zttlcling' at little humor to Here Sister hllllllllil supervises the L'XlJl1lIl1lllOll ol' at prohlem in lzu toring hv Y1ll'l't'Sll Clovne wlnlt stztntl hy :Incl enjoy poor 'l'ereszt's preclieznnent -lust look :lt that smile on Xlvrnzt CIzlrlson's lint Scientzfic Action -- Chemistry and Physics x1ll1l111.l C,.1f11.1 1si':1l11111, 1111111115 Ross 111111 1.11112111 1,1 1111.1, 1111 111111 111 1'1111111111g 1111' I1x1111 111111115 111 ll 1111-1-11111 11l1'1'.'lk. 13111111111 15111111-1 211111 x1l1l'f' 1'1l'2ll11'1'S l1211'11i11g, 11111111 1111- s11l11'1'x'1s11111 111 S1511-1' NI. 1X11g11s1i111', l111' S1'1l'1ll'1' 111sl1'111t111' 51-1111 111 I11111 11111 sp1'1'1111' g'1:1v- 111' 111 11 111111111 111 111l'111S1J1Z1f'l'I111'l1I 1111'111o11. ysiw s111111'11ts, 21lJlJ11' f111Zll'11'S' . . , 1 1111' 15111151-11 p11111111111'11'1' is11121111' 1151-111 111 1 ' W l'XlJL'l'1ll11'lll lay N12l1Kgl1l'C'I Rose X7l'l'L'1J, 1X12ll'g'lICll1l 1,1Jl'1'll'1 X11'XL'l'l11L'f' 211111 Rl1I1121111'11' f1lll11l11'1' Y111111i 111111 1112111 C211'111'gi1-, to 1111-21s111'1' 1111- 121111111 p1'1-p111'1- 1llIl'l1' 111111 211111 sl1111y its p1'11p1'1'1i12s. 1111w1-1' ol' v211'i1111s 1-11-1't1'i1' light bulbs. 23 SPIRITUALLY i g , , ik . 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Pmvc-ll, mlitt-ctrmt' ol tlu' tllgiillllllllltlll, pl:11111c'tl tlit' 11tt11'itic'slo1'tl1t'c111'1't'11txc'z11'. xlUllIlllY lllt't'llllL15 ivctt' ltclcl :tt 11'l1i1'l1 K'lll'l'L'lll religi- , , t 1 0115 lJl'UlJlL'lllS wt-11' cliscttssvtl. 'liltc' l.ix't's ol tlic' Saints :tml dcvotioll to Iltc' Do lots :mtl otllcr pious lJl'llC'lllkL'S 11'c'1'c' also putt ol tllt' IIlL'L'IlIlg'S. 'lllit' wcinl 11c'tivitit's ol tllis gl'0llI7 i11c'l111lt'cl mlztticvs :tml 1'0llc'1' shitting 111111 ins. llomtltj' l'll2lllt'1' in l,l'L'lt't'l ol tlit- Alllllltll' ciltlllll, while lit-tty IL'2lll 13011011- lmvrgct' is l'1'cl't'c't olf the St-niot' filiflllll. t 1 ol lllllltll' So tltlists who mztkc 111 ' I '.'.l ' 1 n lmtu ul l'CIJ2ll'llllOll lx Init tltt Plusul S1111 26 Rt-xy Vincciit l'. l'o11't-ll lilllflllg mcclztls on tltt SUPERVISION -- SOCIAL ACTIVITIES The Mother - IJ21llg1lICI' Guild is o11e o1 t11e most 21c'tive o1'g2111iz21tio11s. T11e c'11ie1' purpose ol' the society is to SIIIJLTYISC the out-o1'- sehool 21ctivities of the girls 211111 to sponsor t11e 21111111211 1J2l11llllL'I. T11is is 11121110 pos- sible l1ll'Ollg11 card parties 211111 soc'i211s. This year, 1102111011 by Mrs. Helen H2ll'C11llg, Presi- dent: Mrs. F1121111'is N1c'CLi11- Iey, Vice Presicleulz Mrs. joseph EIIIIIICII, Secret21ry3 211141 Mrs. -joseph P. f1lll1- 11i1'1', 'T11'L'2lSlll'Cl', the 21111-21118 1121ve been il s11c'c'ess soci2111v 1 211111 illl21Ili'l2l111'. THE DAUGHTERS THE MOTHERS T11e B2111quet with or- chestra 1-l1I'I11S111I1g the music, was t11e OlllSL2lllQ11llg social event ol' the se21so11. COI1gl'ZltLl1ZlK1OHS 21ml 21pp1'eei21tio11 are i11 order 101' such il 1'i11e group. GUIDANCE-READING AND MODE OF LIFE Mm: IlIIl,Sf rrvzzl fm' rm1u.s'r'n1r'11l as z1'f'llzl.s' f'Ul'1Hl!lTl'lI'Il'g'!'.H 'lin-sn' worcls ol Ha-nry XYQIHI lic-c'c'l1c-1' slrcss thc' lli'i'L'SSily lim' rczncling lm Il ill thc sauna- timv the-y liiil to SL'g'l'C'g2llL' thc' gmail hmm thc lmzial. It is llfxvcllqfl this lJlll'lJOSL' lllzll llcwlvilcl Nlzitthvw cklgiliiill, l'ustoi', spcmls hours in thc' Sclu I.ib1':u'y lJl'CViC'XViIIg' books wllirll will pass into thc llzlmls ol' Illn' sludcnls. His worcl is linnl. ll' il hook is 11-jc'c'Ic-cl hx' him, it is clisumlc-ml iiliimwlianlcly Iirmn thi slwlvc-s. ,Xs ll part ol thc Sa'l1ool's Clzilllolic Articmli IJl'0gT2lIll, za llllil in Rcligicm is lu-lcl lx-riocliczilly. Questions 1111- plum-cl in ll box for that IJIIYIJOSL' :md incliviclu may voluliti-cr zmswi-rs. 'l'l1is is what this group ul' -luniurs is holding ilL'l'L'. Sis M. Maui-inn is SlllJL'l'ViSillg thc pc-riocl. 28 JUNIOR RED CROSS WORKERS Junior Red Cross XVorkers, Gertrude Severa, Margie Vlalker, Margaret Gallagher, Aleanine Zagorka, Mary Catherine Jennings and Lourdine Pivak are shown here making original designs on menu covers which were sent to the boys overseas at Christmas time. In addition to the above project, this group packed Christmas boxes for the same purpose. CATHOLIC STUDENTS MISSION CRUSADE Mathilda Gazda, head ol the C.S.M.C., had a very busy program lor the current year. The collection ot' cancelled stamps was begun early in September. To this collection was added pounds ol tin foil. In addition, a clothing drive was conducted by the School in collaboration with the National Drive lor the home- less people ot Europe. l VICTORY CORPS The students continued to buy NVar Bonds and Stamps throughout the school year, purchasing five units ol' hospital equipment lor our returning veter- ans. In recognition of their supreme ellort, the authorities at Deshon invited a delegation from the school to place decalcomanias bearing the name of the School on the beds. Sisters M. Augustine, Florita, Macrina and Ann accompanied the delegates. 29 L11 zu zur' play. V rllzw' nw' win or frm' - zvlirzl r'mn1!.' P I-I Y S I C A L L Y ln lfll' gauze of lifz' if n1r1!lf'1'.s' :ml so Illllfll s is S1 1 1 c Ill! QQQQLQQQQQQQEQQQQQLQE3 X N X NMR .QQ is Km, ,fx Q . 3 -331556 -i:::.. wk? X 5 ' Q fix? f I --,::Ea.gf 3:53 :egg fifv' wiv llere's a group ol' Seniors who lind time to roller skate on their luneh hour. 'Iwo little inserts show Reverend Vincent P. Powell with a group alter the championship game had been won. ln the lirst, everyone sniiles lor the eznneraq in the seeond lfather is congratulating Mary D. Xlillelt lor her winning basket. .Xnolher group ready to take oll to Panther Hollow lor an iee skat- ing ianilmoree. 1 . llere appears a group lrom the Physical Education class taking exercises in the gyninasiuni. Howling enthusiasts get ready lor the annual lournalnent. It's lun - hut, oh--strikes are spare!! Ping-pong is another popular diversion ol' the alter-school lyeeuni devotees. Virginia Boot is getting ready to pull some trick here. XVateh out, Patsy! MEET THE CHAMPS-17 WINS . . . 0 LOSSES The Varsity lineup lor 1945-1946 has earned lor itsell' an enviable record--that ol an un- defeated season and that ol' bringing the covet- ed Trophy back to the School to become its lDl'Ol1il IJOSSCSSTOII . Ihere is an old adage which tells us that in the game ol' lile it matters not so much whether we win or lose, what counts is how we play. The success ol' our team is due not so much to the individual play- St. Rosali . Rosali . Rosali . Rosali . Rosali . Rosali St. Rosaliz St. Rosalia St. Rosaliz St. Rosaliz ing as to the elliciellcy l l l l 1 1 I Zi l I ol' our leader. XfVe yield first and highest honors to Reverend Vincent P. Powell, our Coach Once Again 1f0.WlII.llI1S Are Clzanips - ic 1945-1946 squad of Rosalians once igi brought to the School the glorious record ol their predecessors hy winning the City C h nn pionship. The Trophy from the Knights of Equity at last belongs to St. Rosa1ia's. Home rooters and supporters ol' the term are proud of the record retained by the tc llll As it stands, the record speaks lor itsell. 1945-1946 SEASON RECORD St. Augustine St. Augustine St. Lawrence Cathedral Alumnae XVarri ngton St. George Ormsby Cathedral Arsenal 21 24 16 17 59 27 24 21 21 Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosal ia Rosal ia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosa 1 ia HAIL, CHAMPIONS! v. XINCICXI' P. l'OWFl,I. 33 St. Thomas Ormsby St. George St. Basil St. Basil St. Thomas Hell Twp. Mt. Assisi Mt. Assisi Nanrv Emmett. ,le-an Gioekler. Nancv Carlson. Martha Sable, Dolores Jones, Genevieve Connolly. Marguerite Mauro. ,lean Carnegie. Nlarv D. Millett I-IERE'S THE CHAMPS' STORY lh'ighl :md eztrly i11 Oetoher llllllllllfllls re- son wats sehedtlled with cl2llllL'lll'2ll NOVl'llllJL'l' fruits llllllli' their way to lllk' hztskethzill lloor fill att Greenlieltl. 'l'he Roszilizms got oll' to ll when Rev. Vineeiit P. Powell, .Xthletie I11- good stztrt :md delezlted filllllifllllll witl1 ll score struttor, eztlled tl1e lirst prz1c'ti1'e. l,l'1ll'lll'l' 111111 ol' flfl-l7. Credit is due here to the lL'1llIl who i11tr:1-11111rz1l g2llllL'S were sehedtiled :md linnlly displztyed good SlJ0l'lSIll2llISllllJ. zilter eli111i11z1tio11s were Illllllk' the s1i11z11l was St. hlll'll2lCl,S wats ehztlked llll lor the next t'lltlSCll. 'lhese were Nlztry ID. Nillett, 1lL'2lIl lt'Zlg'llL' game. lilll lllll-0l'lllIl2llt'ly we did H01 ilztrnegie, lkggy Nzturo, Nlury ll2ll'SllIll2lll, have lllk' lJlt'ilSlll'l' ol playing them due to 1111- Peggy lfislter, .lt-2111 Gloekler, Nxmey Clztrlson, l111ow11 till't'llllISl2llll't'S which C'2lllSL'll tht-111 to Xlzirgie lJOlltJV2lIl, Lorettzt hll'NC'l'lIlCy. Nlztrty lorleit two gzmies, Szthle. Dolores hlones, NQ11111' K1111111-tt, Patsy 'lhe lillll' Zllltl Gold lJllSliCll'Cl'h, llL'lL'lilIllllL'tl cillllllw, cil'Il tloimolly, Hairy lo l'lllQ,llC'S :md to retain their seetionztl title, then Illt'l St. Nlzlry .lame fi0I'Ki0l'2ll1. George on lllL'll' lloor 111111 deleztted lllL'lll 315-2-l. .-l tirwul Sffll'l.l4-lll order to wz11'111 up :md .Xt ilztthetlrztl on .luntiziry 8 the Rosnliztns get i11 shape lor their lirst league games, Rosa- displayed excellent tt-21111 work llllll lelt Clzithe- li1111s SlillCKllllt'll ll series ol' lJl'1lC'lll'C QZIIIICS. The tll'2ll tlelezttetl hy ll store ol fill-Ill. It looked like lirst ol' these wus with St. .xllQ,'ll5IlIlL'. lixeite- :1 lJl'llIIllSlllg season. 11111111 r:111 high 11s tl1is wus the lirst game. Here Our M'lllIllllg ways Ctllllllllllil wl1e11 we hest- tl1e hztslieteers stztrted on 11 winning streak :ind ed St. liztsil F59-IES. The return game also ended downed St. .XllgllSllIlL' F52-Fil. .-X l'ClllI'll game in our lztvor T47-lfm. with the sz1111e tt-21111 liflllllll the home lCillIl fllltl' llglllll St. George bowed to our tc-11111 wtmrlxiiig ll little hztrder lllll in the e11d they 37-22. were on top 2:3-24. Our glllllllll hzisketeers fill lfehrtiztry lil, we IllL'l St.'1'l1o111z1so11 their ztgztin were llftlllglll to the liOliL'gl'0llllil when in lloor. XV1- s1'o1'ed -ll points while our oppo- il lJl'llt'llt'l' gllllll' witl1 St. l,2lXS'liCllt'C they were IICIIIS hzid to he szttislied WVllll Ill. 'l'he l'Cllll'Il victoriotis witl1 the seore ol Fifi-lti. game was lorleited :md this lelt our tt-11111 1111- Lfllglll' filllllf'.S'-ilillt' lirst gllllll' ol' the sezt- deleztted clll2lIlllJl0ll5 ol' Seetiou l. 34 Mary Harshman. Dolores Hood. Mary ,lane Corcoran. Nancy Heres. Patricia Guiney. Marv .lo Hughes. Margie Donovan. Loretta McNt-rtnev. Peggy Fisher. ROSALIANS WIN CITY CHAMPIONSHIP! Mt. Assisi, .Section II Champions were out opponents in the City Championship tilt. lt was hlood and thunder competition, each tt'2lIll rallying lor a lead as the seconds llew hy- Howeyer, the Blue and Cold emerged victor- ious hy a score ol 39431. The second game was played at Mt. .Xssisi and was the niost exciting' game ol the season. XVith thirty seconds to go, and the score tied 25-25, Peggy Fisher shot a haslaet lroin the middle ol the lloor and it was good. Rah! Rah! The 'learn had cotne through 27-25. Hail, Champions! Trophy Comes Back -The ilrophy which is the gilt ol the Knights ol Equity is ours lor good. To merit this a team had to win the City Championship lor three seasons. So-it stands proudly in the trophy case 3 a tnonu- inent to those who helped to place it there. Team Goes to Salina -On -january IS, the entire line up travelled to Salina, Pennsyl- vania, .X victory T52-lil over Bell Township High School added enjoyment to the trip. Travel to Erie iOn March 22, the promised trip to Eriefa reward lor the City Champion- ship was made hy the teznn. Thirty girls were transported in cars hy I'ather Powell, Rohert l lanner', Nlrs. .Xvncs Clennn, Nlaruie Dono- 2'7 27 van, Alaines lhoinas, .lznnes Shillet. llndeleated Villa Marie College was deleated -'ll--12 with Mary D. Millett scoring the winning' hasket as the game ended. Nice going! Pastor Fetes Champa -.Ks a litting climax to the year's activities, the Pastor. rather Coghlan, played host to sixty guests at the Annual Banquet. The color scheine ol' I-lui' and gold was carried throughout the Church haseinent where the dinner was held. Four Knights ol Equity were the honored guests. The crowning glory ol the A evening came when Knight john Kane presented the teznn with two trophies - the one heing lor the City Ay? Championship, the other lor the Sectional Chain- pionship. .lean Carnegie thanked the Knights in the teznn's name. Other speak- ers were Father Coghlan, Father Powell and Father Carlin. R Ii H9 y. Nl.-X'lil'Ill XK' Clociu THE FIRST STRING IN ACTION lt Clmcllmlmii will lillil' l'l-,um li-,xx fil.Ol ,Kl.lfR. lni'wzn'cl. luis llcnfs lllzll wrszllilc' plziyci l'ku.mIingl1zl1'ml lm' ilu- Yzliw lmwn :in ilssvl In llic- In-inn lm' Ilia- Nl nu llxkwiixux. .Ks gnzml oi IIN ilu' pm Ilnu' YCQIIKS. Slit will pzisi yc'zn'.'l'l1c Vznxily is glzul slim' Icn'wzn'1l, slim- l'UlllC'5 llll'Ulllj, ln I givul lim lu ilu- in-inn. lim:iimilu-1-wan. Xiu, playing, Nlziryl 1 l i X i HN, MNH VIH pm, Il nm, PIM, l'i-'cam' lfisiiisk has nmclv Inu- NI,-un' lluiux xlll.l.l l l' is going H in .Imw whim IIA W umm,-ml, lactlmzill ll liolmln' lui' llln- IJQISI lu lac inissm-cl wlicn ilu' lcznn in U, ,dmm-,. gin 4-,,,m., lmm Huw llnu- ya-airs and ymfn' not in ai 0l'g'llllll1'S lll'XI lull. Slim- liars sl n Tm' yu his 'Holla l,Mkt.tlmAli ganna- vc-ry long until you know iul in vu-i'y ganna- und pill-ml up In HUM mtmhmwv il. Sho was vulvcl H.Xll-.xllIl'l'lGll1u 250 points lm' Ilia' tvznn this sn u lilSl YCZIII Still. 36 RAH! RAH! RAH! Chl-erleaderf. Help Team to Virtory XVIIL-rt-vci' thc- tcznn wont lor thc past yt-zn' ninc Sc-niors :incl their nniscot wont with it to hclp clit-ci' thc tt-:nn to victory. ,Xntl lroin thc 1'CC'0l'll ol' thc tczun to tlzitc wc :irc willing to fonrcclc an good job to thcin. The squad inclutlctl hlzlry Rose Dztclcy, i1iL'l'L'S2l Xllclsh, Cllctu lXl0l'2lll, Pzltrictizz Pillion, ,Xnn Philip, Mary Frznlccs Hznlling, Agnes Millncr, fiCl'll'lIllC Philip :intl Mzn'gt1ci'itc Yobhi. 'l'ln littlc- inziscot is Shit-lu Moran. Grcat crctlit gocs to thc two stutlcnt Ill2lIl2lg'Cl'S, Dorothy Flzttlcy and .Xnitzt Pclnsi. Tlicy liuvc hcvn vt-ry loyal to the tcznn and lizlvc lollowctl it through victory :intl clclcut for two years. Thcy :irc shown hcrc going ovci' thc srlnftlulc with Coztfli llCVL'l'CllCl Vincent P. Powell. 37 1 BOWLING CHAMPS AT HOME Plere Eighr Finalists Hold Roll-off, Howling t'OIlIiIlllt'S to hc' ont' ol! tht' l'z1x'm'itt- sports in tht- High School. .'Xl'tt-r scllool lmurs, thc Lyn-unl is rrowdctl to czllmaicitv with woultlfht' lmowlc-rs. .X strikc or spurt' hrings grunt ztpplztuscr, its thvy strc: licw :mtl fur lJt'twt't'n. lflowf cwr, tht- zlmluall IUlll'll2llllCIll usually lJl'Olillt'CS smut' gootl howling tiUIIllJi'liliUIl. lilimin ZIIIOIIS lor this ht-gun on March 21 :mtl ton clzlys wcrt' 1'ctlt111'tttl lor thc' prm'c'ss. The t-ight iiil11liiSIS wvrc' Hairy IJ. Nillvtt. ixillly Rosa' iyllllif, Bcltty Cun- llillgillllll, It-tm Clzt1'11t'gic, Carol St'illlStt'l', Mzlrthzt Snhlc, Nlury ci2lIilt'l'illL' It-linings :mtl Marv ll1u'sl1mzm. f Two linzll roll-0l'lis1n:ltlc Nlztry IJ. Nlillvtt fillllllllitill with ll score ol' 'ltil for thru' Quint-s :tml !'llIlllt'l'-ll!! 1 4 hi2ll'y Rust' llzttlcy with il scorn' of 131 for thru- gllI!lCS. 'l'ht' prifcs wort' tlollzttt-tl hy thc l'rit'nts ol tht' Parish. 13rm'li11g' Cfllllllfl 1'l1 .V-lrflirnl 38 . . AND ABROAD .Xgncs Nlilli1lc14ol'St. Rosznlizl High Sclmol, who lccl thc liclcl in thc sflmul girl umipclitimm us thc lirst zmnuzll IOlll'll2llIlL'llI ol' thc ,Kim-1'ic'z111 Rulxbcrhzi Duck Jin .Xssocizuion vm lmclcr wav on thc Pallmci' Classic' Lama-s CI:n'1'ic'k. Shi 37 1 7 hzul high single ganna' store ol' llil Zlllil also was high lor thrcc gznm-s with zz lim . L , lolzil ol Plllm. 39 CULTURALLY I I iiQQEQQQQEaliiiiiiiiiiQiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Qiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MUSIC Hllml is ff.S'llIlf!10l',Illlll noi 11111115 Hz' lnifl flu' lmyzzrllf' of all l1m'n1 011i1'.x',' H12 ilfllyllllffl all pw'- lqfrl fiomlzillfllimlx, and Hr' nmdf' IIA' ffm! zur' foulzl l1z'rn'1mrl mzrlffr- slallfl. -I. CL. BRAINARD .55 W f-km. 5' , , U . 1 rl, gi' f if Q X .. A .' .X .L . X V.-,,,,,.I -v -95' X-xv. . A X 1 an Ulf! wi? I N959- X311 VWc5rfol a i w .i ' fs ' 1 Aim H: 'LY I' ' .. - .!:.-.rr-,,. - fu E 6 WE H my-.A M? if ' f - 1, R, . , n , I -. v - A ' -J 1' su 4' 3 1f:ga:e74?s1f?zf?ff.. -' f '1'f w?3'-'37:f-1f'Z'1 ' ' , X ' ' f H574 A -hp ' f..f, 2.1,-I-:H : h X X QV- Qf . ehzfsxyu- ' b. ffii jaf' 1, 5.35, X' -.f .,,?.:w .W - -- 'M ,. ' QSM? ' 015 EQFWN' gr... f A7 -MJ: lx, aw 1 wa, - I , Y:?1Q,gQ,.:f: A rff 1 '.,,.y3a.' if'-fi' - 15if?' '. iFTz'Zf7V.'fih3, f1i'9f?FL' X--ix L' ' -- . 7.4 rf Tvs- ' JR my QIIOUI MUSIC IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE OF MANKINDU l'll'l'l is tlml llzisc' SCCIIOII llizit zulcls so Illllfll to lllt' illl'llllV ul' music' pmclllcul lux' ilu- li'mcl 'Ill 4 . 1 . 1 1 is J illclilclm-s lilc-:mor Horst, 1.4111-tlzi Mc'NQl't- y, Nlilclrc-rl Clonwziy. Rita Kmlicky, Lois .X. Xlzuur, :incl Sun- CLz1lmm'. HL-rc s thc cmirc' lailllil cnscmlmln- :is it zippcaiiul in Illc .xlllllllll fl0llC'L'l'l. ll luis lace-11 Ilw CIISIUIII to wean' l'Ul'lll2ll clrcsscs lim' this zlllzlir lllflllgll ll llllll'0l'lll ol' lmluc :incl gold is worn all OIllK'l' pm- QHIHIS. The l'c-rcussirm sc-clicm amd the Nlzirimlm I zlycl' posc lim' 11 QTOIIIJ pic'tl1l'c. The group in- fluclvs ICITSZI Manning, lXl2ll'll' JXIIIOITJSO, loam umlm, .Xmm NI. Frmnlicwz, Marilyn Roclic, C'illu-rim' l,mvc'1'y, l'zm'ic'iz1 llunnill. I'zm'ic'iz1 Clunnill :md lic-i' Mzirimlm llzlw Iwi-ii :in :lsswl to thc llamcl lui' ilu' past sc'u'rzll yn-:1i's.CLl'zul11zilion will luke' Patsy, zu l':u'l wllifli c-vwymw l'l'gl'L'I5. Ci 'lh MUSIC IS THE POETRY OF THE AIR 1' li'nnipL'l an-ation with lhzil gnlmlvn tm pl.iwi-, Nlznw' Ruth XVL-ssl-ll in lirsl plum l , 1 , li'll HIS C'0llll'llJlllCkl in no snnill way lu thc suculss ol' thc 2 . lizincl. 'Ilia' j1,I'0lllJ inclnclvs lllllllllClC'lC flllllllllili, Pmicii l-'lzhi Nl Ruth XV ins 'z r 5, . airy cssvll, llolo .oll1. ljllIl'lL'l2l Clutliric, licltv l'i2lX'2l, Marv lcxin - A . llailpin :incl lla-i'i1'lclc'llc l nn C,l.n'inclisls alll! lilcvcn slmlig, lhcy play 'i lzirgc- 1 1 P2111 in puhlin' lJCl'liUl'lll2llll'L'S :is wi-ll :is in thc zinnnzil c'rnic'c'i't. The gmiip inclnclcs loan l,x.ins, lin-tty Bocliizir, Helen ,X1'ii1ln'11stcr, Iozin Kmziskzi, Clzitliwiiic- lloiiovziii, Mary Nliilsh, Maury luiiiu-s Hzircling, Nlzirgzircl Hznnilton, Clzimliiic mics, Nlziriv fiUlHVllI', liilccn Nlc'Sliznic-. . 1 lli'i'c s thc- unc nmn scclimi! Yr-s. llonzilcl l'a-chi Stilllblllyhlllt'S1lX0lJllOlli' loiilu- lizunnl :incl lic h is l'Olll'2lg'L',llOl1ll ynu think? Oi'--inziylmc lu- likes ll Thr- lc-nnilc sl-mimi inclucln-s liililh fiUlll'0X', .Xlicc C'lDOllg'lC, .Xnn Hznxling, Virginia l unzn'o ai Nl nx lmnmu lhncling, lnwl l'l2ll'lllK'llSl, Nancy lic-rcs. llnlfm-s Clrniwziy is thi- lflulisl. will li in ns in Inna Sha h is hun I nh 4 ' ' - if 'ai' - lul to thc- liznncl :incl has iiglilliilly L-z1i'm'cl st lilzlcv. 43 GLEE CLUB may t W . .J , The Clee Club numbers about eighty-live members and is the largest organization in the School. They have an extensive repertoire, and thus are ever ready to take part in any program which is presented at the School. Besides these programs, however, they have been heard over the air on the XVay ol' Life Program and on the Latin Program conducted by Central Catholic High School. In addi- tion to this, they entertained at the Buhl Planetarium during the Christmas Holidays. From their repertoire they Chose the following numbers for the Concert: Panis Angelicus-Cesar Franck In My Garden-Idabelle Firestone Czecho-Slovakian Dance Song-Arranged by Charles Mannery Wfliispering-Alolm Schonberger Because-Guy D'Hardelot Viking Song-S. Coleridge Taylor Londonderry Air-Arranged by Ruth l-lousman Sister M. Rose Teresa is the sponsor and conductor ol the organization. 44 Mzfsic OT Hr M illions OURBAND 'lyhc Romlizin Sylllllhflllil' Pmml is om' ol' thc greatest :lsscts in our School 1 'l'h llll 1 lilc. At cvcrx' lllllflhlll, at cvcrv JITWHIIII, lhv lizmcl Jlzlvs an vcr im DOYIZIIII mrt. , w , Y Q 1 luzll Hamel fI0llt'L'l'l is thc most lmpulzu' l'llICl'l'IlllIllL'lll ol thc sflmul vc-:nz This VJIII' lmm lhcir l'l'llL'l'lOil'K' Ihcy plnyccl OVl'1R'I'l'Rl'1S Sung uf .X'rn'zm1x'-lin!Jn-rt Wright and ficnrgc l m'rcal. Slum' HllIlf'.ICl'0llll' Kcrlx. fflfllllllllllllv-RiI'IHll'll Rugvrs. GRAND I .NXN'l'ASIli 1lIl!'S71'l'1'l Ilnmf' Iluf llhrlrl lhfm-J. lloclcwzlll LZIIIIIJC. llu' cm11puscr dc-scrilmcs thc IHZIIIIICI' in which Hume Swcct Home is played in rlificrcnl munlrics flinglznul, Ccrnummy. Spain. Russia. Italy. Smllami. Hungurx, Chinn. IYCIQIIHI. .xlllCl'iC'1lD . FOLK lkl'Nli: fflllffllfl Prnlkrl-11rrzlngul lmy David Bcnncll. 45 M,XRC1HliS: fllrnlg' Ihr' 'I'mil-G, IC. Hnlmcs lI'itl1 Iirnlffs mul HII7llll'I'.S-ch Rusvukrznms I'. S. .xvllxlfllf .4f1lrlc'rHY-C. Rusvllkltllms lmpr'rif1l--Karl I.. King' ICXK1liRl l'S-MELOIJII-IS: lnrlirm I.n1u' ffzlllglillclzmlf lfriml l'll Sm' You Again-Nucl COYVZIITI l.',411mur 'l'n11j4111rx l,'Anmur-R. lfriml S'nmlrr' fi1'l.s In Your f':Yl'Si.lCI'U!1l0 Kern q'Sy11lplm11ic' paraphrase from HRUIJCFIQIUD Ilurlz CIIUIYIlf'.Yi2ll'l'1lI1g'Cd hy Muyhcw Lnkv Sislcl' Nl. Ruse 'l'CfCS2l sponsors und directs thc liand aclixitics. STUDENT GOVERNMENT AND FORENSICS HL-rc l-'arlwr ffuglxlnn conh-rx wixlx nwmben of thu Smclunr Council lluk Sllllltlll C,r1um'lI lu-Lula-ml luv llumtllx l'laIlm-v ax C.l11c'l Iusluc. has clum- Illllfll lowaul cu-ating a sync-111 ol' cmlvr in thc Sclmul. .X syslvmatic' lllC'Il10ll ol clxallglllgclasscsImamlJcc'11c-l1lo1'cL'cl llus Ni'2ll'Illll5II11IlillIQ ilu' IlllIIllJt'lx lll ilu- halls , 1 :llulu'l1l11c'1lslmx as pmsllmlc-. lla- XK't'lll'lllg ol llu' umlorm IS also om' ol lllc rulvs wlmich moans a lim' wlu-11 lll'0lii'Il. 'lllll' mln-1' lIll'llIlJl'l'5 arc- Nlary Lou Stcvcm, Slmirlcy l'll1lIlK'f, Cla-11n'x'im-xv Clmmolly, Ruth Clarm-gin-, Mary Doris Nlillclt, Harg- ll4'l'lIl' Nlaum, Cwm' Nllllcr and Hn-lun XILTIIU, IHCISX l li Cllll'li I llc llc-lvalm' lllulr llllIlIl74.'l'Cll Iurlx-llxc llll'IlllTL'l'3 aml prox- ul xl-ry alllw llllllllglllilll ilu' smlmul 31-ar. WL-vklx xlulmalc-s 'rc lu-lcl llll'Ullgll1llll lllk' mllw Irum S1'lrlL'llllhL'l' lu . 1 Xl'll'Lll 'md wcrc' cllluxcml ln lll I lu ll an l . ' 1 ' l ISQIISSIUIIN llltlllglll un ilu' grvzulcwl vn- lmlm-nl. In llu- Cllllllll1lllUllS, loan Illlnl. C-raw xllllK'l'. I llllilll llmwm aml l.L'l'lrllclL' Sucra wsu' clmwn In rcprc ll llu' Sclmol in lllc lfcmlcr- IIIUII IM-lmalc-Q. Iluux mlial a hm' lull! DEBATERS 46 CLASSICISTS AND JOURNALISTS Nitin-tu-11 thirtl and Iourth yt-ar Latin stuclcnts joint-cl thc Junior Classical Lcaguc this yt-ar. The nlain purpose ol' this Associa- tion is to laccp alivc an intcrcst in thc Classics. XVL-ckly nicctings, which were hcltl on Tucs- clay, consistcfl in clranlatixations of thc ancicnt Classics or discussions on Latin in its relation to othcr suhjccts. .It-an Carnegie is prcsiclc-nt. Hcrc wc havv a group ol' would-hc journal- ists. 'l'l1t-y arc all lllCIlllJLTl'S ol' tht' Quill antl Scroll. an international socic-ty lor High School journalists. Patricia Cunnill, Marv Franccs 1 gy. cl. 1.. Harding and Suv Gahany have ht-cn awartlccl prilcs lor cntrics this year. Sistcr M. Ann cli- rccts thc activities ol' thc lour groups picturctl on the-sc page-s. QU ILL AND SCROLL Seated-Ann Philip. Jean Car- negie. Agnes Ulichy. Second row + V. Boot. A. Pe-lusi. A. Millner. A. Che-revka. D. Flarley. M. Yobbi. G. Philip. J. Htlnl. R. Cunniff. L. MrNert- ney. G. Severa. Third row-L. Pivak. S. Gab- any. M. R. Vereb. P. Cunniff. M. F. Harding. Seated Y Marguerite Yobbi. jean Carnegie, Mary Frances Harding. Standing - joan Hunt. Sue Gabany. Patricia Cunniff. Ger- trude Severa, Loretta McNerrney. TI-IE NEWS REPORTERS OF TOMORROW l'i1'turc'd allow is THE REVlEXVstz1l'l. This is tht' Schools quarterly ztnd thc friticztl scr- vict' provided by thc' Pctlnsylvztnizt School Prvss .xSSOl'l2lllOIl, thc Clzttholic' School Pri-ss Asso- ciation :ind thc Quill ztnd Scroll Socicty lizlvc- rzttcd it :ts ll vt-ry distinctive pamper. For thc- pttsl sc-vcrztl yours it has rect-ivcd tht- lliglu-st ztwnrds ollcrcd by thvsc ztssocizttions. The Editor, Pattrifizt Clunnill' is ussistcd by Dorothy lflzttla-y, Nlanrgtu-ritv Yolmlmi, Agnes lNlillincr, ,Xnitzt Pclusi, Mztdclyn -It-lin, Ann Philip, Ann Clltcrcvkzt, Mary l rzlt1c'vs Harding, Sltirlcy ,llHE Ricviuw STA!-'lf .Xnn Nlcllonznld, Peggy lxlilllfll, -It-ztn Clzxriicgic, Gcrtrudt' Philip, Mztrgurct Rosy- VL-rch, ,-Xgm-s lllictny and Nlztthildzt Gzuclzt. lit-low is thc- stztll that is rcsponsihln' lor this issuv ol' 'l'llE ROS.Xl.l,XlY :ind lroin ohscrvzt' tion it would suctn thztt it will tztkc its plztcc znnong thc- prim winning hooks ol' previous years. -lt-:tn Clzirnc-gic, Editor, is ussistcd hy .Xnitzt Pclusi. Maury Frznufcs Harding, Ann Philip, Dorothy l'lzttlcy, Marguerite Mauro :und Ct-rtrudc Philip. Sistcr M. Ann is Adviser lor both pulmliczttions. 'IQHIC RosAl.iAN STAFF SCIENCE CLUBS Hn-rc tlic 'l'clc-grzipliy Unit studios tlic Horst- Coclc. lfictty lfzivzi is svvn Ol ting tlic l,iiigiui1ilioiic i'c-conlci' by which nit-sszigcs :irc trzmsinittccl. 'l'lic ull'ic'c1's and nicinbcrs ol' tht- Roszilizxn Sciciictc Club listcn zittc-ntix wliilc- Dolores Ross lists tlic floor. Domtliy Flzitlcy, picsiclcnt ol tlic Club is I siding. Sister M. .Xugustinc is nioclcrzitoi' ol' thc Club and its activities. 49 INITIATION . . . SOPH DRAMATISTS Pig-tails, Tllg-i'lll'lS, vzirictl colored socks zlntl zinklcrls, sun- glasses, books t'zn'1'iccl hobo stylc :intl L'2ll'-llllllllsflllCSC wcrc incli' czltivc ol' thc- initiation contluctctl by thc- Sophoniorcs on thc in- coming l'll'CSlllllCll. l1lllCl'C were two tlzlys just pzicktrcl with lun lol' thc ziggrcssors and then cznnc thc cntl on Monday evening, November 5, when thc SOlJllOlll0l't'S cnlcrtzlinctl thc Frcsllnlctl zintl thc l'znc'ulty with at play and 21 party. The play was cntitlt-tl lust .Xnolher Silflllilllyn and was cn- joyctl by ull. This was lollowctl by thc inilivitlual initiation ol' the Fl'CSl1lllCIl, which brought gales ol' lznlglnci' lrom thc 2lllCliCl1K'C. .-Xiu-1' rcl'1'i'sl1n1c11ts were scrvc-tl in thc Cllnnxth bzascincnt, thc L'VL'lIlllg was CllllIZlXCll by an hour ol tlzlnfing. From thc L'XC'l2lI'l1Zl- lions ol' alll those' lJl'l'SCIlI it was cvitlcnt than thc cvt-ning was ll huge sitcrcss. Patby Flohr. Myrna Carlbon and Sue Betty Fava and Martha Sable converse Morat1 enjoy Bernadette Lynn 35 she imi- on what is going on in the household. rates a cat in the initiation. 50 Rita Krolicky. Rose Claire Holpp. Patricia Flohr, Elaine Walsh and june Luther put finiahing touches on table set for Initiation party while Nancy Emmett and Antoinette Mauro display huge pumpkin, Dolores Ciolli and Ann I-larcling whisper ronficlencef, in lint Another Saturday. Florence lVlcKenna in the rolc of Mother4' looks on. A feud between Alice lVlcDougle and Catherine Donovan in Just Another Satur- day. H Jigs 4, 'wg Y.. f5 Q 5 QW 9 .fi ? f , f gg A , M r , f 1 2 2 A .- ,Wai ,'i, 1 I ,, i 9 wa' 5? 'L H54 f . E' if Q i Z A if my vm Hgh , 1 55 a A14 A JK EF' Qegg Zyyy f EY k ! 'X ,ff Q 5, fs J.. Ez sis N, , M- Nfvgfmxzmw M 54 4:6 wlffk .g-Q, , 45: iw, A group representing the mothers of the nations. are here pic- tured as they appeared in the Christmas show, SENIOR DRAMATISTS Below, Nicholas and Vida. leading roles in The Gift Giver. are shown disrussing the wonders of Christmas and its significance. The part of Vida was portrave-:l by Patricia Murphy. Here, the stern King as played by Lillian Dorsey. poses with the Lord High Chamberlain. JUNIOR MISS CAST On lfebruary 24 and 25 the graduating Class ol' Saint Rosalia High School presented jun- ior Miss to an overc1'cm'tletl house. The play was well 1'ec'eix'ecl and comments on it say that ,lur1,Vwl'al1'icizl Nlurplly I lulf'v--lllary jane lllcllallrey Mr. filYI1'f'.Vfvllll0lll1lS loner ll. lf. Clll'IlS-.l2llllCS SIJCHIIIZIII lillwz Curtis--llorollmy lflalley f'lil!lIl7'.l2lyIlC Bulger Hrlxkffll fillllllIliIlg'X-l'll'lllll'lS Nlcfiin liarluzu r1llIlIII.Y-JZIIIICS Vllll0lllLlS Merrill Frmlmflz-Martin 0 l'ooIe Slfrling HVU7l'I1--kl1llllt'S Klolligan fllllfrl lXvlllIUllYf'-IZIIIICS BCYIIICIS lI'illi.x' lffl'HUl!l.V-Bl'l1ll1 King Illfllllillj' AI'IJIlf'lfll'4A-Rlilllllil Stevens Cl1a1'lr.s-Rol1el't Nlfslllllll' Henri'-Donalcl l'ccl-rson fflf'-.IZIIIICS Nlorrell l.ui.x'-l'atricia Cnnnilf the acting lmorderetl on the professional. 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' ' -'g' , The Graduates Thus Prepared ZQZQEQZQZQEQEQEQESZZQQQQQEQZQZQZQEQEQ osalian Senior ineteen Hundre Patricia Louise Cunniff Dorothy Catherine Flatley Ann Louise Philip YI'RlCl.X l.0lTlSli Cl'NNIlfl Patsy Lou Palsy Lou is one of our most oalslanding and active Seniors, Her inleiesl in NIll.9l!' is equalled hy her rlesire to he a journalist. This latter sl1e hopes to make her life's work. ll'e wish her all the success in the aiorlrlf C.S.NI.C. l. 2, 3. 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Bzmcl l. 2, 3, 4 jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4 Clee Club l, 2. 3. 4 Rosulian Staff 4 French Club 3. 4 Drama Club 3, 4 l.C.I.. 3, 4 'mm-ing 1.2. fs. 4 Victory Corps l , 2 Bowling l. 2, 3, 4 .XNN LOITISE PHILIP Ann HAIIVZH is pelile, viifaeious anrl ambitious. She is skilled in typing, dancing and hoiuliizg. Her charming persmialify has made her a favorite among her FIHSS' males. Her aim in life is fo he a S6I'I'6'll1Tj'. French Club 3, 4 Review Staff 4 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3. 4 Dancing 1.2, 3. 4 -lr. Recl Cross 3, 4 Current Events 4 Review Staff 2. 4 Aeronautics 2 Cheerleader 4 Science Club 2, 3 Current Events 4 Student Council l Soilality 2, 3. 4 I'botography 3 DOROTHY C.-X'l'H1iRINlC FL.X'I'Ll'IY Dot Dot is one of our mos! intelligent Seniors. She has been near the lop of Ihe Class for four years. As sluflenl manager of lhe lzasketlzall team, she shower! a real sense of l't XfI!IlIXllIlllly'. We are sure she 'will he a success in her field of endearfor. French Club 3, 4 .i.c:.1,. 3, 4 Clee Club 1.2. 3. 4 Aeronautics 4 Rosalian Staff 4 Student lN'Ianager 3, 4 Drama Club 3, 4 Dancing 1, 2. 4 Soclality 2, 4 Science Club 2. 3. 4 Review Staff 4 Nutrition 2 C.S.M.C. 1, 2. 4 Bowling 1.2, 3. 4 Victory Corps l. 2 jr. Reel Cross 2. 3, 4 Student Council 4 Current Events 4 Rosalian Staff 4 Drzuna Club 3, 4 Science Club 2, 3 Victory Corps l, 2 j.c:.1.. 4 Aeronautics 2 Bowling I, 2. 3, 4 flass fficers d Forty-Six l o Mary Frances Harding MARY FRAXCIQS HARDINC Mary Fruit Hlllaruy' Fran is pleasmzt, nttrnrtitff and is vwfy artim' in serial and xrllvlastil' affairs. Sli? is one of our most talented Senimir. A willing zunrlufr, .she is loyal and true in ewfrytlzirzg .vlztf flows. ll? zvislz her ll .v11r1'es.s- ful future. French Club 3, 4 Drama Club 3, 4 C.S.M.C. l,2, 3. 4 Rosalian Staff Dancing 2. 4 Band l, 2. 3, 4 Current livents 4 Sodality 2, 3. 4 Rcyiew Stuff 4 I.C.I,. 3. 4 Victory Corps l. 2 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Bowling l, 2, 3, 4 jr. Red Cross l, 2. 3, 4 .-Xeronziutics 4 Science Club 2, 3. 4 jean Theresa Carnegie UCAN 'l HHRIQSA CARNICCIIC lle:innie 'lI'IllI?Ilf'U lmx itltaltrflrl u lrigll .vtrtmlartl in llr'r.ft111lir'.s' for four ye-ary. Slit' firzrls 'l?lf'll.Ylll'I' in C Iff?t',YllIllIg' .vlw rlnfav. f'SfH'1'lI1llj' lzmttling' and lHlA'kI'll7IIll. Slit' is fIllllllIl.S' lllllllllg Sf'r1i0r.v for lift' t'l11'1f7'f1llnes,f. We zvisll lim' !'l'U7l'7llllg .r1tt't'1'.r.v iii any lirltl. Ifrenclt Club 3, 4 Rosztliun Stuff -l ql.C.l.. 3. 4 Review Stz1ff4 C.S.M.C. l.2. 3. 4 Nutrition 2 Dancing 3. 4 Student Council l.3 Victory Corps I, 2 Quill :mtl Scroll 4 jr. Red Cross 1.2, fl, 4 Varsity 2. 3, 4 Clee Club 3, 4 Science Club 2, El, tl Current liyi-nts 4 Bowling l, 2, 3, 4 l 2 , 5 , 5 Francea Virginia Boot Catherine Jayne Bulger Margaret Elizabeth Caven I RANCICS YIRCIXIX BOO l' l3ootsie XI.XRC.XRli'l' lil.ll,Xllli I ll CXVICN Do Do HooI.vi1 ' is .xniall in .S'lIllllI'l', dainty and sz1'f'1'l. Sln' Do lJ0 11x.tl11' ix knozun lo all l1c'i'rla.vs1r1alcs ix one il tops in .s'por1.s of am' kind, faking an aclimf par! of the lallest girls in the claxs. With her blonde hair in lHlZl'llIlg'II71ll dancing. Although mam' jwrnzlcx haw' anzl .wniling llllll' eyes she' is alwayx ready io help lmffn jrlalrcrl on liar, .thc rloe'.fn'I Hllllll a bil. Sha' will anronc in a'ish'css. Her favorite paxlinm is writing lzwoiliff a ninzxz' ajlcr gfllllllllllllg. lcIlr'r.s anfl .slle writes more of Ilzffsc than rlo lim' I'lIl.Y.S'lIl1lll'X. lfrencli Club El. l .l.C,l,. Al Drznnzt Club fl. 4 Victory Corps I, 2 French Club 3. 4 Victory Corps l,2 C.S.M.C. l,2. 3. -4 Science Club 2. fl Drznnn Club fl, 4 Nutrition 2 Dancing l,2, Fl, A1 Sotl11lity2,3.4 C.S.Nl.C. 1.2, 3. -l Red Cross 1.2. 3. 4 -lr. Rt-tl Cross l. 2. Il, -l Bowling l. 2. Fl. l Howling l. 2, fi. 4 Current Events 4 Clee Club l.2, fl. -I Current livents -l Science Club 2 CX I'lll'1RlNl'1 ll XYNIC lSl'l,Clik lblllflllw 'l11.rr11f it a rliarniing nri.s'.s' a'ill1 7l'lH.YUIlII' rvayx. AI- lllflllgll slit' lzas only lufcn atillz us for Hvo vV!'!Il'.V. slif' has lien: a l-Vlfllll to all Ihr' girlx in lln' class. lfrencb Club 3, -1 Drzunrt Club fl C.S.M.C. -1 Dancing 4 Ir. Real Cross 3. 4 Athletic Club 3. 4 Current livcnts 4 58 f I LE. . Anna May Cherevka Julia Virginia Colizza Nlinnie Louise Conte XNN.-X MAY CHICRPIVKX Kiltie XIINNIE l.0lllSl'l CON'l'l-l nxllllllll Anne is I1 very fine .student zvlm keeps ll4'I' dnliex lllinniefw Ileauliful light lH'UZt'lI hair, gretv 6'-YPA ll all in line. She doex her best earlz flax' and never f'l1I'l'1'flll penwnzililux' make her Il faiwrile among in barks nu! of anything that goes nn. Anne has not flasxnlzzlex. She is skilled in dancing, skating' anr decided tvllal she will flv after gratlurlfion lllll xlie Sfllllllllllllg. Being mnllitioux, xlze ix sure to .xurrfu will lle I1 x11r'!'e.xx in !I7lYllIll1g' xlie duex. in any field. French Club 3, 4 Drzuna Club 3. 4 C.S.M.C. l.2. 3. 4 Review Staff 4 French Club 3. 4 Drzunu Club 3. I C.S.M.C. l.2. 3, 4 AI.C.I.. 3, 4 Victory Corps I , 2 Dancing 4 .Xeronautics 4 Dancing 4 jr. Red Cross 2. 3, 4 Nutrition 2 Bowling l,2. 3. I Bowling 1.2. 3. 4 Current lixents -I Science Club 2. 3, 4 LII'I.IA VIRGINIA COLIZZA Julie julie ix one of our lf1ll!'lSf7ldl0US girls, but if llzere ix any nlerrinlenl you can be sure julie will lm right in the niirlrlle of it. She ix willing In help a frlenrl rl! uni' lime and yuu mn lie rermin slze will do so with all lrer heart. French Club 3, 4 Review Stuff 4 Drama Club 3, 4 C.S.M.C. 3. 4 Dancing 3, 4 jr. Red Cross 3, 4 Bowling 3, 4 Current Events 4 59 Victory Corps I. 2 Science Club 2 Nutrition 2 jr. Retl Cross I,2, I l Current Events 4 . gl r ,' Elizabeth Regina Cunningham Mary Rose Dacley Lillian Marie Erleba liI,lZ.Xllli'l'H RlCClN.X CllNNlNCH.XNl Belly l.Il.l.I.-KN MARIIC l'1Rl,liB.X Lil Belly is quite petite will: Il l',IIll'llllHg j1er.wm11Iily null a 1l'lIIlliIIg smile for euerymze. She is quite eleuer ul lmzuliug' mill creates rmrzjzetifion for her f'lIlSSlIIlIll'.Y. liellv has tml flerirlerl ml her field of work lull uve krmu' .ihe will be .iurressful in wlmfeuer' xhe rloex. Victory Corps l,2 Nutrition 2 Alr. Retl Cross l,2, 3, 4 Current lit ents 4 Science Club 3 Frcucb Club 4 Drzunzl Club 4 C.S.M.C. l.2. 3,1 Bowling l, 2, 3, 4 Clec Club l.2 ,y.c..1,. 44 XIX RY ROSE DXDFY Our Lil is u lall quiet girl who is e1fervone's friend. Her holahies are danring, iwininiing and clothes de- signing. To he a model is her nmlzilion and zve are sure she utill .iuereerl in this rareer Izeruuse of her Illllllllllg jzersmmlily. lfrcnch Club 3, 4 Drama Club 3. 4 C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 Dancing 2. 4 jr. Red Cross 2. 3, 4 Current Events 4 Science Club 2. 3 Mary Rose Our Mary Ruse ix I1 lauoritc of all the students of the Senior Class. She is uefjv active and usually can be .seen on slmles or 671lhlL.S'illSill'lllljl elzeering our lean: in z1il'lo13'. lfrcnch Club 3. 4 Drama Club fl, 4 C.S.M.C. l,2, 3, 4 Dancing 3. 4 Bowling l,2. 3. 4 Review Stull el Victory Corps l, 2 Cheerleader 4 Nutrition 2 Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4 Current Events 4 Rosalian Staff 4 Victory Corps 2 Aeronautics 4 Nutrition 2 Bowling 2, 3, 4 Glce Club 2, 3 - . Q A 4 Margaret Teresa Gallagher Elizabeth Grace Galvin Marhilda Bernadette Gazda 'NI.XRC.XRli ll lil-lRliS.X ti.XI.I.XCHI'1R lNl3I'glCil Nl.X'l'Hll.l5iX l5l'lRN.Xlll'l'l il'l'l fi.XfDA 'l.llllC Ui,ll!II'glf'n is our of lijr .v fIl7'I'fl'!'l' rlzildren and is fl lrux who has Ihr aliililx' of zvimiing l11'art.v. She is ll Hur friwid rim! is likwl bv all. Marg is g'r'i1f'rrii1.x' and llrlpful 111 all llIll!'.S ii'hi1'h 11'ill hrflji hm' in am' f'lll'f'f'I she r'l1on.w'x. l:l'CIlt'll Club 3. 4 llrzimzi Club fl. 4 C.S.Nl.C. l.2. 4 Sorlzility 2. 3, 4 llzincing fi. 4 Clcc Club I, 2. 3 Victory Corps l. 2 Nutrition 2 ,4 quid liilt rlliogelliw' rlrffirfnrlalilff girl ix our 'l'illif ' from Huinfifillzn Shi' hm lH'l'H zuilh us for lhrrz' l'I'lH'S uiirl hnx mfifrfr li1'1'11 lrilff fl filly. Shi' has ri quiet rr'- .srrw'd iiirzimm' but .vhzf joins in fun rm rim' oirzisioiz. Tillie is a wfrv zfaloiis prrfsirlwzl of the C.S.M.C. ll'f' will miss her. l'iIAClll'll Club 3. 4 Drznna Club 3. 4 Clcc Club 2. 3 Science Club 2, 3 C.S.fXl.C. 2. 3. 4 ' Y ictory Corps 2 -Ir. Rccl Cross 2, El, 4 Bowling l.2. fl, 4 Iluncing 4 Aeronautics 4 Current livcnts 4 Ilr. Rccl Cross 2, 3, 4 Nutrition 2 Bowling 2. Fl. 4 Current Events 4 lil,lf,Xl5li'l'H GRACIC CALVIN Gracie 'I'hi.s Irish hiss with hm' lilarlf hair aizrl blur ryar has ri ziimizlrrfzll jmrsriiizllilx' and is rwrlv easy to gr! along zuilh. Slie goes in for Imzuling in a big way but mn u.Y1u1llAv lic' found nt Ihr' lllU1llI'.Y. No grriufi ix fwfr mnijilfflf ziiillmut our Grarifn lfrcncli Club 3, 4 Drznna Club 3, 4 C.S.Nl.C. I. 2, 3. 4 Dancing l. 3, 4 Bowling l.2, 3, 4 Victory Corps l. 2 Science Club 2 Nutrition 2 jr. Rctl Cross 1.2. 3, 4 Current livcnts 4 g C Cecilia Carrol -leffrieg. Madelyn Kathryn ,leha Winifred Emily Lally tl! ll,l X C XRROIA .llilflfRllf.S Cissy XXlNllfRl-111 liNlll,Y l..Xl.l.Y XYinnic' li.v.w ii lull. lilrmrlw. kinrl nlzrl .m'r'z'l. .SllI' 1',x1f'l.x in ll'innir ' lm.x foul lzlmlr lmir mul lllllglllllg c'.x'1'.S zuilll ilmrlllrnirl lll ivllirll .sllrf Ls lmrrl lo lwul. Sllf' Ls ll loyal a .imile lo grwl you al all I'lllIl'5. ll'ill1 flfllilllllllllf rl Inu' frifml lu rlll lim' I'lIl.YAlIl1lll'S. Ciss-Y lmjlrxs to .xllrf has wuz: g1'l'1ll rullllirulioiz fum: l ll!'l'-l'0lIl'. ll'lrmi1 In Il .Xl'Ii7l'lIIl'Y mul uv' u'i.s'l1 hw' .x111'f'1f.s.v. llllh frirfrl .w'1'frnl limrs lo lwzlw' lzrfr lf1I.WllllllI rlaxs nmlrcx' lm! has l'l'llIl'Hl'Il lo llzem l'!lf'll linux lf1't-licli Club fl. -1 Yi: tory Corps 1.2 llrzunzi Club fl, -1 Somlztlity 2. fi. -l l 1'cnt'l1 Club Fl. -I C160 Club 2, 3 C.S.Nl.C. 1.2. fl, 1 Nutrition 2 llrznnai Club fl. -I Victory Corps 1,2 Dzuicing 1.2. Fl. 1 .lit Red Cross 1.2. ES, l C.S.NI,C. 1, 2. fl. 4 llzintl 1, 2, 3 Bowling 1.2. fl, it Current l'iXCl1lS -1 llunfiiig 1.2. 3, -1 Sodality 2 Clvc Club l,2. fl Sfit-nt'c Cltlb 2 -lr. Rctl Cross 1.2, 3.4 Nutrition 2 Bowling 1. 2, 3, 4 Current Events 4 Nl,Xl1lil,YN KXI IIRYN -lliH.X Sis .llarl1'li'r1'.i' lzlonzlr' lluir and prvtlv llllll' f'x'f'.s plus hm' 1'ln'r'r'l1ll jrwtvrmrllilv lllfllfl' llfl' ll jllwmllll 1'UlH1lHlHlUll in lII1l'QI'llIllI. Her f'lI!'lIllllll7Ig' Iri.s'l: .S'n1ilf '1uill lwlp ullrlin lim' goal in nf llrfr fzwmltf' . 5. 4 lfrcnt'li Club llrziinn Club tl, 4 C.S.M.C.. 1.2, . llzuicing 1.2. fl. 4 lf. Rccl Cross l, 214,11 liff' us Il .ic'1'r'f'lr11'y. llarzfing is one j111.vtll11z'.x. Sorlzility 2, 3, fl Bowling l, 2, fl, 4 3 bl Currcnt livcnts 4 Glu' Club 2, fl Science Club 2 'Victory Corps 1,2 62 ii ,f l .Q rg. si 5 Marguerite Ann Mauro Letitia Josephine McAuliffe Nlary Jane McCaffrey 'NIA-XRGl'liRl'l'l-I XNN NI.Xl'RO l'Cggy XLXRY -IXNE Nlt'C.Xl FRlfY Flllff l'f'gg3 ' is one of our mos! Izllenlzlrl Il1f'lHlH'I'.Y, an ull-urouml Senior. She f'Xl'f'l.S' in llllllflllg, lmzuling and l111.vk1'tI1r1ll. Slle llrljucs' lo lmilll up lim' future as ll niniw' mul uw' l'I'l.Yll lim' s11c1'r'.s'.x' in her career. Fluff is one of our rims! generous girls uflm is lllzzvlyx :willing Io do lrer'ju1rt in zvlmlezfer slle is asked lo 110. She erzjovx Illlllflllg' and bowling. She has H zuinning pfrsrzrialily and ll word of good cheer for f'1fr2rvm1e. Fluff will lzecrmir an Angel of llflerrx' in lfreucb Club 3. 4 lbrzimzi Club 3. 4 .. . 1. C.5.NI.C. 1.2. 3. 4 Dancing l. 2. 4 jr. Red Cross 1.2. 3. 4 Bowling l. 2. 3. 4 4 Current Events Clec Club 1.2. Fl. 4 Roszilian Staff 4 Review Staff 4 .l.C.l.. 4 French Club 3. l Student Council 3. 4 Drama Club 3. 4 Victory Corps l,2 C.S.M.C. l.2. 4 Sotlzility 2, 3, 4 Vursitv I. 2. 3. 4 jr. Red Cross l.2 4 i Bowling 1.2, 3, 4 Clee Club 2. 3. 4 Dancing I, 2. 8, -I Science Club 2. 3 lill l'I.X .lOSlil'HINli MLXULIFFIC 'l'isb' Ti.s'l1 ix our lillrzn-linirffrl lass. She lmx been will: ui' for four Ax-mrs mul has made a plrasarzl cmnpazzzmz rmrl jmlfSl11' is l1lTl'flvX'.S'SlIllll71g and is a willing zuorker. . Her grenl .szfrlxe of lllllllfll' will lirflp ller ax slle goes on in life. We 14'i.vl1 ller all tllf' luck in lllr' ri'm'lrl in z1'llnlf'1'r'1' .She lllI!lf'l'l!Il?l'.Y. ..l,4 zvllicll field xllf' will lie zu1'llpl1u'efl. A y.c1,1,. 4 Victory Corps 1.2 .Xeronautics 3 Pliotogrziphy 3 Sodzility 2. 3. 4 Current Events 4 Science Club 2, 3 lfreuch Club 3. 4 llrzuna Club 3. 4 C.S.M.C. 1.2. 3,4 Dancing 1.3, 4 jr. Recl Cross I, 2, 3, 4 Current live-nts 4 Rosalian Staff 4 Debate Club 3 Science Club 2 Victory Corps l, 2 Bowling l,2, 3, 4 Gertrude Kathryn Philip Patricia Anne Pillion Dolores Victoria Ross I l R'l'RlllJli K.X'l'HRYN l'Hll.ll' Cart fer! is um' of our Ull.lA'lIHlIllIlg xltzrlzfnlx and zt'1'll nl ln' cfifrfrrrnle who lmnuns her. S116 is wary ucliw' Ill ull srllrml ur'1it'iIif'x. fiwrlfr nmllilion is In lrrfrrnlzr' Il lIIU!ll'l Illlfl nv' jf'1'l Xllfl' Ilia! hw' n'rmrIc'rful pzfrsrni- rllllx' will llc IIII z1.s.x'f'I in her 1'r11'f'0r. lfrentzli Club 4 llrzuna Club 3. 4 C.S.Xl.C. 2, 3. 4 llz1ncing3,4 lr. Rell Cross 2, fl. -1 'Bowling 2, fl. 4 Current Events 4 Sriclirc Club 2. Il D OLORLIS VIC I'URl.X ROSS DCC lJ1'1f is ll fain-rffar IIUHUI' slurlent and is actiw' in ezwry .xrlzrml orgzluizalimi. f'fl'l'fIl1l0I'lll' n'r'realim1 is a Qlllflf' of lmzvliug 1ul1i1'l1 she plays maxi ewfrv Ilfglll in Ilia zvrwlf. Siu' has jwrwmzility plus mul u zvrnrrl of jomvzzilixl. Rosziliun Stuff 4 Review Stuff 4 Frcncli Club 3. -4 Druniu Club 3. 4 j.c:.1,. 4 Victory Corps 2 .XCI'0I12llllll'S 2 C,S.lXl.C. 2. 4 llztncinv 4 Cliccrlczider 4 jr. ReclnCross 2. Il. 4 Nutrition 2 Bowling 2, 3, 4 Clcc Club 2. 3 Current livcnts 4 l'.X'l'RlCliX AXNNIC PILLION Pitt Cowl llllIlg'X l'0lllf' in .flllllll pa1'lcug'1's, and Ilia! is nur Pal, She is Il szt'r'e't lilllrf lass with Il Cll!'f'Tflll jumwrzrzlity Zlllllfll wins lzcfr many ffiends. Pat likex In IlIlHl'l', slmtfu lmzvl and xwinz and is alzuays will- ing In lmlja iullrfn rwzfrlwl. quot! flmefr for e'1fe'rx'om'. HM' aim in life ix to 111' ll Victory Corps 2 Athletic Club 2. fl. 4 .Xeronztulics 2 Nutrition 2 j,c1.L. 4 Review Stuff 4 sl'lL'Ill'C Club 2. 3. 4 lfrcncb Club 8, 4 llrzunzi Club 3. 4 C.S.M.C. l,2. 3. 14 Dancing l. 3, 4 lr. Rctl Cross l,2, fl, 4 Current livcnts 4 Scicnce Club 4 Victory Corps 1.2 Cbcerlcadcr 4 Bowling 1.2, fl. 4 Marguerite Ann Mauro Leritia Josephine McAuliffe Mary ,lane McCaffrey X1.XRfilll':Rlil'ltl .XNN MXIYRO Peggy MARY JANE NfcC,XIfFRliY Fluff P1fgg'Y 15 11111' nj our 1111151 111112111171 IIll'11l1ll'7'.S', 1111 Fluff is 11111' of 11111' 1111151 g1'111'1'1111s girls 11.11111 is 1111-11171111111 5111111113 S1111 1'x1'1'l.s 111 11'11111'111g, 1111z111i11g 111111 11111'11v.x' zuillillg lo 1111 11111 111111 111 Zl'1lfl1l'11f'T.Y11l' is 11.511061 1111s111'f111111. S1111 1111j11'.s 111 11111111 1111 11111 fll1ll7'l' 115 Il 111 1111, S1111 1'11j113'.v 1l111zri11g 111111 11oz111i11g. S1112 11115 II Hill'-Sf' 111111 we 11'is11 111'1'.s'111'1'1'.s.s' 111 111'1' 1'11r1'1'1'. 11'i1111111g j11f1'.s111111liIy 111111 ll IUOFI1 of good 11111121 for f'7fl'Tj'lJ7lf'. Fluff 111111 1lI'l'01lI!' 1111 Angel of M1'1'1'y in Frcmlh Club 3V 4 Rosalizm Stuff 4 1l'11Il'1I f11'111 .x'111' Zl'l11 1111 Zl'l'11 j1l111'1'11. llrzunu Club 3, 4 Review Stuff 4 C.S.M,C. l. 2. 3. 4 -l.C.I.. 4 l rcn1'l1 Club l ll.C.L. 4 Damn-ing l, 2, 4 Sluilcnl Council 3, 4 Drama Club 3, 4 Victory Corps l, 2 jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3. I Victory Corps I. 2 C.S.NI.C. l. 2. fl. 4 1XCI'UIlZlllllCS 3 Bowling l,2, 3, 4 Sodzllity 2. El. 4 llzmcing l,2, 3. l l,llOl0gl'2ll7l1y 3 Current livenls 4 Varsity I. 2. 3, 4 -jr. Rccl Cross l. 2. Fl. 4 So1lz1lity2.fl,4 Clcc Club 1.2. 3. 4 Scicllcc Club 2. 3 Bowling 1.2, 3,4 Current Events 4 Clcc Club 2. 3. 4 Scicncc Club 2, 3 I.l'l'l'l'l'l.X IIOSICPHINIC MC.-XllLIl Ifl'1 'I'ish 'I'i,s11 Iv 11111' 11111111-111111111 111.x'.i'. S1111 1Ill.Y 111'1'11 1111111 11.x' 1111'f11111' -Y! ll!.Y 111111 1111.1 111111112 I1 j111'11s1111t 1'11111j1111111111 111111 111117 S111' is 11111'11'x'.s .YIl1111l1g 111111 is ll 11fi11i11g 1l'U7'1f! I'. H111 g1'1'11l .s'1'11.x1' of 1111111111' 111111 1Il'1jI 111fr 11x S1111 gow 1111 111 lifff. II? 11'1xl1 11111 1111 11lI' 111111 111 11112 7l'UIA1l1 111 11'l111l1'1'1'1' .S'1I1' 1111111'rl11111'.v. l rcn1'h Club 3, 4 Rosalian Staff 4 llfillllll Club 3, rl Debate Club 3 C.S.Nl.C. 1.2. 3, 4 Seismic Club 2 llancing l. 3. 4 Victory Corps 1,2 jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4 Bowling l, 2, 3, 4 Current livc-nts 4 63 Y: Vg . 1 2 l . Shirley Ann McDonald Mary Doris Miller: Agnes Jeanne Milliner SHIRLEY .XNN NICDON,-Xl,l3 Sl1l1'l .XUNICS ,ll2,XNNl'l Nlll,l INICR .fKggiC' Sl1i1'l 1.1 s11111ll lll .x'I11I11r1' lllll 1111.9 Il big llf'Il7'l. Slll' ix Aggie is lIl'lll 111111 11lt1'111'l11f1' 1111Il1 g1'1'1'11 1'x'f'S and IllZl'llj'S l'f'1lllj' 111111 ruillirzg lo 1111 her par! in any .s1'l1o11l lllflllllt' hair. She is Illl Illllllf' Illt'lIll1l'l' nf' 11111' rlzeer Ill'll'Illfy', lJ11111'i11g ix l11'r 111111111111 j111.fli111r, She' 1111.1 z1v111 lrarling .s1'rli1111. Mm! nf hm' lf'i.s111'1' linu' ix .vprn Ill?f1'ie111l.vl1i1111f11lll11'1 1'l11.x'.s'11111t1'.s. l1o11'li11g 111' at 11111 111111f11'x. FI'CllCl1 Cl11b 8, 4 Victory Corps l, 2 French Cl11b 3, 4 Review Stall' 4 1711111111 Club 3. -l Science Cl11b 2 llflllllll Cl11b 3. 4 .l.C.I,. -l C.S.M,C. l, 2. 3. 4 llancing l,2. 3, 4 C.S.M.C. 1.2. 3.4 Currcnl livcntw -l jr. Red Cross 1.2. fl. l Current 1ive11ls 4 Dz1111:i11g 2. 4 sClClll'l' Club 2. 3 illee Club l.2, El Jr. Rell Cross l,2. El, -I Victory Corps l.2 Bowling l. 2. 55. 4 llllt't'l'lt'1lLlCl' 4 Nllll'lIl0Il 2 MARY DORIS Xlll.l.E'l l' Do Do is 1111 11ul.Sf111111i11g f11rz11a1'd on Illll' I111sk1'tl111ll f!'f1III. and ll 1l'U7Ifll'Tflll lIOZl'll'7'. She is fond of all .sports l'XfI!'l'l!lllV llzfcvf two Illld rfxrels 111 all sports 111 z1'I1i1'l1 she takes 111111. 1311111-eyed D0 is ge11er011s and 11I1w11's willing In 1'1mj1erale, zuhirh fart makes her wry popular rzrnorzg her 1'l11ss111ales. Fl'CI1Cll Club Fl, 4 Student Council 4 llflfllllli Club 3, 4 Victory Corps l, 2 C.S.M.C. l. 2, 4 Sciemie Club 2 Dancing 1. 2, 3, 4 So1lz1lity2,3,4 jr. Rell Cross 1.2, 3. 4 Varsity l, 2. 3. 4 Bowling I, 2, 3, 4 Current Events 4 64 Q. d C 1 1 1, Cleta Ann Nloran Patricia Anne Murphy Anita Saveria Pelusi 11.1'1'11.X .XNN NIORAXN C1Cl211' ANIVYA SQXVIQRIX PICLUSI Nccts Fr11'11111i111'.s's 111111 r1111x1111'r1111o11 nw' 1'l11l1'11C1e1'15t1cs of C11'111.'1 Sl11' 1.x 1'1'1'v 111111110 111 51111101 11ff1111's being a I'1l1'l'1'11'Ill1f'l' 111111 I1lliI111'lll'fllllll1 good .ff101'l. Herf111111r- II1' j111.f111111' 1x 1111111r111g. 1111111 .S'Zl'1lll1l117'lg KI l,'l0XI'? s1'1'o11d. Cl1'111'.s 11111111111111 is 10 l11'1'111111' 1111 11111111111 1l1'r01'111111' 111111 11'1' 11'1.911 l111rs11rresx. A111111 is '111f1'y flf'111E' 1111111 11111111 hair 111111 1l111'k 1111111111 1'v1's. S111' F1111 l'llX11vV 111' f1l.Y11I1g'll.151lf'l1 111 ll 111111111 by 111f1' 1Illlg'1l1I'l'. A verv l11v11l lllf7l1111l 1' of 1116 11111'sitx1, 51112 11118 11111111 1'111'1'1'11'111l1'r for 111111 yf'lll'S 111111 11.v.11s111111 5111110711 1111111ag1'1 for 111111 j'l'Il7'.S'. S1111 is usually f1111111l 111fs1g'11i11g 111'1'.Ss1'.v 111111 g1l7l'1I.Y 111 l11'1' .vjulre 111111'. 1'1l'CllC11 Club 3, 4 Victory Corps 1. 2 French Club 3. 'l Sciienfc Club 2. 3 Ummm Club 3, 4 S1-icmxc Club 2 Drama Club 51. -1 Rcvicw Staff 4 C.S.N1.C.1.2.3,4 ClccC111b1,2,f1,'l C.S,M.C.1,2,f1.4 .j.C.l,. 4 Dancing 1.2. 51. 4 C111-c1'1c:l11cr1'l Danczing 1. 2. fi. 4 Victory Corps 1. 2 jr. Rell Cross 1. 2, 3. 4 Current livcnls 4 jr. Red Cross 1. 2, 21, 4 Soclzllily 2, 31. 4 . Rosziliun Stuff 4 Cbccrlczulcr 1,2. 'I Bowling 1,2. 51,-l .XCI'0111l1llll'S I1 Clcc Club 1,2.f1, 4 l'11olog1'11p11y fl Current lix CIIIS I X1'1l1C'1.X XNINIQ 1N111R1'HY Pill l'111 is I1 1l1g'11if11'11 l11.v.S 1111111 111l1'111 111111 f1111s12. I11 1I6'l' 1111il.v 11'11y.i' xl11' 11e1111111.s11'1111's 111111 f11f1's111111l11y f111y.v. I 1111 1111f11'.s 111 11111111111' 1111 111'I1'1'ss 111111 from 1111' f111rl.s' 71'1l1!'1l .v111' 11115 11111111 111 plays 1l11r111g 11111 111111 yflll' uw' 1111 XIIVI' .v111' 111111 1112 Il .v111'1'1'xx. 1:I'CIlC11 Club 3, 4 Drzuna Club 3, 4 C.S.1Xl.C. 1, 2, 51, 4 Dilllflllg 1.2, 3, 4 Current livenls 4 I Clce Club 4 Victory Corps 1,2 Dcbzuc Club 3 jr. Red Cross 1.2. 3, 4 11. Gertrude Kathryn Philip Patricia Anne Pillion Dolores Victoria Ross K R'lRlllDli K.X'l'HRYN l'HIl,ll' Cert DOLORIQS VlC'l'0Rl.X ROSS Dec K !'1'1 ix 11111' 111 1111 1' 11111sl11111l111g A'lll!ll'7Il.S 111111 Z1'f'll lJ1f1 ' is ll j11111'-x'1'111' 1111111111 5111116111 111111 is 11111111' 111 1'1l l1v 1f111'1'y11111' 1111111 11111111'.v l11'1'. S1111 ix 111f1'x' 116111111 111 1111 111111111 111'li1'1I11'.s. fi1'll'A 11111I11'1i1111 is 111 111f1'111111' 11 1111111111 111111 11'1' 11'1'l .v111'1' 111111 111'1' 11'11111l1'1'l111 l111'1's1111- lllllll' will 111' 1111 1l.Y.Yl'1 111 l1f'1i 1'111'1'1'1'. French Club 55. 4 llfillllll Club 3. 4 . , 1 1. C5.Nl.C.. 2, 5. 4 Dancing fl, 4 Alf. Rccl Cross 'P ll l 4 Rowling 2, fi. Currcnl livcnls 4 SK'lClll'C Club 1 5 1'111'1'v .v1'l111111 111'g'11111:11111111. H1f1'f1111111'i11f 1'1'1'r11111i1111 is Il IQ111111' of 1111z1'li11g 111111111 .s'111' '11lllj'S 11111xI !'1'l'IAlY nigh! 111 ll11' 1111'1'l1. S111' 1111.1 l1r1's111111l11i' lllllX 111111 ll 11111111 111' g111111 1'111'111' for 1'111'1'l'11111'. l 1l'1' 111111 111 11111 is 111 111' Il j11111'1111li.v1. Roszlliun St11ff4 Rex iew Staff 4 French Clul1 3, 4 Victory Corps 2 Al.C.L. 4 Dfiilllll Club 3. 4 Athletic Clul1 2. 3. 4 Victory Corps 2 C.S.Nl.C. 2. 3. 4 .xCI'0l1ZllIlll'S 2 .lerfmznitics 2 Dancing fl. 4 Nutrition 2 fillCCl'lS1lClCI' 4 Rell Cross 2. 3. 4 .l.C.L. 4 Nutrition 2 Bowling 2. fl. 4 Review Slz1l'l'4 Clec Club 2. E5 fllll'I'L'Ill livenls 4 S1'i1-me Club 2, Il, 4 l'.X'l'RlCI.X .XNNIQ PILLION Pat f1111111 1l111lgS 11111111 111 51111111 j1111'k11g1's. 111111 111111 is 11111 l'111. S1111 is Il s11'1'1f1 1111111 11155 1111111 ll l'1ll'lTTf1ll j11'1's1111111ilj' 111111111 11'i11.v l11'1' 11111113' f1'i1'111ls. P111 likes 111 1lII1If'l', .sk11l1', 11111111 111111 .vzviln 111111 is flllllll-VS 111111- ing 111 111'lj1 111111111 n1'1'111'11. Current Events 4 Science Club 4 Victory Corps l , 2 fillCCl'lC2lllCf 4 Bowling l,2, fi. 4 lfrcnch Club 4 DI'2lll12l Club 3, 4 C.S.lNl.C. l, 2. 3. 4 Dancing l, 3, 4 Rell Cross l. 2, fl, 4 66 T ' 1 1 1 1 Mary Ann Rossi Agnes Pauline Ulicny Margaret Rose Vereb MARY .XXX ROSSI Mary .Xnn .bllflfl 111111 .s'11'1'1'I is 11111' ,ll111'y Ann. SI11' ix 11l111ax'.S lull ufj11'j1 111111 111111111 Ylllfll. S1111 11111 111' fflllllfl l11111'1' 11111 111 11111.11 of l11f1' 111111111 1111112 H1'1' 1111111111071 1.1 In 5 l11f1'o1111' Il .sl1'111fg'1'11j1l11'1. l 1'cncl1 Club 3. 4 D1':11nz1Clubfl.4 C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4 Dzincing 4 lr. Rcml Cross I. 2. fl. 4 'Bowling 1.2. 3, 4 Clll'l'L'lll livciils 4 .XC . ULXRITI' ROSIC YICRICB Hxl2ll'g1ll'Cl Roscn Nl Xl 1ll111'g111'1'I lfI!.Sl'U is 11111 111 .Yl11l111'1' 11'iIl1 1fi'1'.S of sofl 111111111 111'1111'11. S1111 is l11f1111l.v 1l'l11I r'1f1'1'y1111e 111 llir' 1'l11.vx 111111 SI11' will 111'1f1'1' lI'l ll 1'l11x.w1111l1' 1l0z1'11. Marg- 111'1'1 Hosrf 111111 111' 1111 Angwl of illzfrcy 11ft1'1' g1'11111111t11111, Clcc Club l.2. 3. 4 l'1l'CIlK'll Club 3. 4 RcvicwSlz1lI'4 Scicncc Club 2 1311111111 Club 25. 4 .l.C.l,. 3, 4 Victory Corps l.2 C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4 Sluclem Council 2 .Xcronzinnics 2 Dancing l. 2. fl. fl Victory Corps l. 2 Socl:1lity2,f3.Al llr. Rccl Cross 1.2. 3. -l .Xcronaulics F3 Nutrition 2 Howling l. 2. fl. 4 Current livcnts 4 Scicncc Club 2. 3. il QNICS l'.Xl'l.lNlC l'l.lCNY 'fXggic Ag1g'11 ' ix 1111 11111.s'I11111li1113,' .S'1f111or. 1ilc1'1l 111' 1111 1111111 11110111 111'1. S111' has II 7l'l1IlI17Ig' 31111111 111111 is Il wfrv j111j111l111' f1'11f111I. Il'iIl1 Aggic. iI'x 11111'1' ll f1'i1'1111, nl- 11'11v.v II f1'i1'1111. SI11' likffs to 11111111 111111 F1171 lIllUlIj'.Y I11' f1111111l 11I ll11' 1111111i1'.v. l'1I'CllCll Club 3, 4 Drz111u1 Club 3, 4 C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 Dancing 3, 4 Alr. Red Cross 2. 3, 4 Bowling 2. 3. 4 Current livcnls 4 1.11.11 11 Victory Corps 2 Nutrition 2 .Xcronzlulicts 2 Roszilizm Stuff '11 Rcvicw Staff 4 Science Club 2. 3 r 1 fl I 4 f 2 l Margaret Ann Weber Theresa Martha Welsh Marguerite Gloria Yobbi Nl.XRC.XRli li .XXX lflflllhk N13I'glCu Xl.'XRG.fXRl'1'lW GLORIA YOIBBI ulwilfgu 4'lllnrgir ' is Il lull and rillrar'Ii1'r' girl zvilh llrozun hair und llllllllllllg 1'-Yf'.Y, .Slip hax lielperl to make our high .wluml rlnrx j1lf'a.mnt oiifx. Her e1f1'i'-rmifly smilf' luzrl lim' ziiillirigrircmv lu l1'll!l fl livljling hand haw' nmrlw hm' Il ww' lwlmlnr Xlllflflll. She lmpex to be an Illl'-lIIlSlP.YS mul im' krmu' tha! she will be a suc- r'r.v.xp Our illrn'q is n iffry fl'll'l7lllj' lam mul slzff is very well liked hv all the memliers of her class. We don'l know' ziihul 'uw ninulrl lmw' fiom' lm' u little fun if il 1l'I'l'f'lI'l for hm' willy and jovial rvniarlzs. lllrirg will hz' Il lllllll'lIlIll'l.Yf in Ihr' fillilrc. French Club 3, 4 -I,C.L. 3, 4 Drama Club 3, 4 Rosalian Staff 4 French Club 3, 4 Roszilizin Staff 4 C.S.M.C. l, 2. 3, 4 Rcvicw Staff 4 Drama Club 4 -l.C.I,. 3, 4 Dancing 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2, 3 jr. Real Cross 2. 3, 4 Science Club 2. 3. 4 Dancing 3, 4 Victory Corps l, 2 Bowling 2. 4 illliletic Club 2, 3, 4 lr. Rt-il Cross l, 2. fl. 4 Nutrition 2 Current livcnts 4 Cbccrlczitlcr 4 Bowling I, 2, 3. 4 Current Events 4 .-Xcronautics 2 Nutrition 2 Victory Corps 2 'liHl'1Rl'1S.X MAXRTHQX XVICLSH 'l'Crl'y 'l'1'rrv is full of vigor and zfim !Il1l'll-YS living urliw' in any .rrlrial affair. Thr' day is llf lff'1' dim ZUIIFH Tffrifv is riroimrl. Slief iiczfer niffars a fare' thal's long and ju1.m'.x' hw' good flrwfr to f'11f1'.vo1ir'. lfrcnrli Club 4 llrzuna Club 3, 4 C.S.M.C. l, 2. 3, 4 Dancing I , 2, 3, 4 lr. Rctl Cross l,2. 3, 4 .Bowling l, 2, 3, 4 Cliccrlczulcr 4 Sodnlity 2, 3, 4 Victory Corps 1, 2 Science Club 2 Current Events 4 tr - PWINNERS Scholarship Winners As a result of competitive examinations, scholarships have been awarded to: Jean Carnegie who has merited a full-time scholarship to Duquesne University while Dorothy Flatley has been awarded a part-time scholarship to the same Uni- versityg Mount Mercy has awarded part-time scholarships to: Mary Frances Hard- ing, Ann Philip and Marguerite Maurog a part-time scholarship to Seton Hill College has been awarded to Patsy Lou Cunniff. Quill and Scroll Winners In the four contests sponsored by the Quill and Scroll Society for the Year 1945-46 the Rosalian members of the Francis Thompson Chapter have been suc- cessful. In the Editorial contests, Patsy Lou Cunniff has been the first sectional winner for two consecutive timesg in the Current Events Contest, Mary Frances Harding won the same award, and in the Feature Writing Contest, Suzanne Gabany was awarded an Honorable Mention. Science Winners For the third consecutive year, the Science Department has won the first prize in the contest sponsored by the Buhl Planetarium. This year two first prizes were won-one an individual prize in Biology entitled Plant Taxonomy con- structed by Ruthadele Cunniff and a group entitled Insect Taxonomy won by Mary Frances Harding, Dolores Ciolli and Florence McKenna. Essay Winners In the Scholastic Writing Competition sponsored by the Pittsburgh Press, top honors were won by: Lillian Dorsey, Suzanne Gabany and Loretta McNertney. Sport Winners In the Athletic competition of the city, the Rosalian Varsity of 1945-46 made the trophy a permanent possession of the school and brought another trophy to the School as well as the City Championship. In a City Duck-Pin Tournament, Agnes Milliner, jean Carnegie, Peggy Fisher, Betty Cunningham and Mary Doris Millett won, a trophy and the City Championship. Patron Winners In the contest sponsored by the Business Committee of the 1946 Rosalian, first honors were awarded to Patsy Lou Cunniff who collected 190 Patrons, second honors to Dorothy Flatley who had 110 Patrons, third prize to Margaret Rose Vereb who had 90 to her credit and to Theresa Welsh who had 60. Art Winners In a competitive poster contest sponsored by the Western Pennsylvania Humane Society, prizes were won by: jean Carnegie, Marguerite Mauro, Anita Pelusi, Madelyn Reiss, Mary Ann Sabo, Margaret Walker, Jeannine Zagorka, Gertrude Severa, Jacqueline Dorsey, Helen Grieb, Martha Sable, Nancy Mascara, Nancy Owens, Catherine Lowery, Mary Jane Norris, Mary Ann McKean, Vilma Proto, JoAnne Thomas and Patricia Foley. 69 WINNER Rl IIIXDIII Il 'Q , 'NXIIVI' NIXRY I-LR XNCICS H XRIHXKL. IIOIAORICS 1.lOl.l.I um! I I,ORIf.Xllli XIUKICX XNXIQ I-XIBXXY l,ORl:'l'I X XIQNIQRIXI-'Y l,ll.l.IXY IHORSFY 70 1945-1946 'YUM' ' 4. Y DORIYIHY IfI,X'll.IiY XIXRILXRICI' ROSE YICRICIS l',X'l'SY LOU CVNNIII 'l'ERlCS,X WIQISH NLXRY IFRANCZIQS HARDINC -IRAN CAXRNEGIE 71 Colizza Patrons REVEREND MATTHEW COGHLAN REVEREND BERNARD T. CARLIN REVEREND VINCENT P. POWELL Reverend Charles Beck Reverend George A. Harcar, C.S.Sp. Reverend james F. Kernan Alexander, Dr. C. L. Alger, Mrs. Leclaire Al's Delicatessen Amantea, Dolly Anne's Shop Angelo's Italian Restaurant Antonelli, Dolores Andiorio, Anna Guiney '24 Armbruster, A. M. and Family Baeur, Elizabeth Bailey, Mrs. F. M. Barry, Mrs. Mary A. Basketball Team Beaver, Corporal Walter V. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Betzig, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blasko, Mr. and Mrs. John Bodner, Cleta Bodner, John Bodner, Mr. and Mrs. joseph Bond, Mrs. Harley Bond, James Bonenberger, Betty -lean Bonenberger, Mr. and Mrs. john, Sr. Borst, Mrs. Katherine Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bracalilly, Dolores Bradley, Mrs. Scott Brasley, Herbie Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brennan, Charles Brody, Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. Anna Brown, Mary Bryne, Mrs. Sadie Reverend james L. Lavelle Reverend Joseph Meenan Reverend Regis Regan Carletti, Louis Carnegie, Albert Carnegie, Mrs. Albert Carnegie, Ruth Carnegie, Shirley Carretta, Adeline Carroll, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Caruso, Mrs. Antonio Caruso, Mary Carver, Mrs. A. Caulfield, Mr. and Mrs. William Caven, Carol Jean Caven, TXS Charles E. Caven, Mrs. W. B. Chargo Beauty Salon Cherevka, Al Cherevka, Mr. and Mrs. George Cherevka, George P. Cirilli, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clark, Mrs. Frank Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clydesdale, Mr. and Mrs. William Cochran, Edward Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colgan, Mrs. Joseph Coll, Ethel Coll, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coll, S 2!c Wisty Collins Mr. and Mrs. M. Collins Thomas M. Colizza Mrs. Albert Colizza Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Colizza Dolores Colizza Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Frank W. Colizza, , John R. Wynne and jim Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas The Buckeyes Cain, Mrs. Emily Cain, Thomas P. Cain, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cain, Colizza, Mr. and Mrs. joseph Colizza, joseph Jr. Colosi, Pierina Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Conley, Conley, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carlini, Mr. and Mrs. Oriento Conley, Virginia Conroy, Mrs. Edith Conroy, jean Conroy, john Conte, Anthony Conte, Florence Conte, Helen Conway, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper, jean McNiff - Corcoran ,Edward Corcoran, Mr. and Mrs. James Corcoran Margaret Mary Corcoran Patrick E. Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Costello, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coyne, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coyne, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Coyne, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Craska, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crehan, Mrs. Katherine Cristiano, Pietro Cummings, Patricia Cunniff, Mr. and Mrs. john Cunniff, Mr. and Mrs. P. Cunniff, Mrs. Mary Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. john P. Dadey, Richard Daly, Mr. and Mrs. joseph Darcy, Edward Darcy, James L. Darcy, john J. Darcy, john J., Darcy, Mrs. Marie Darcy, Smoky Joe Deb-U-Teen Shop Decheck, Mrs. joseph W. Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Xvilliam P Drobney, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Duffy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durkin, Pat Dzura, Mr. and Mrs. John Eberharter, Hon. Herman P. Eisel, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Eisenbarth, Mrs. Minnie Emmett, Mr. and Mrs. joseph Emmett, Edward Erleba, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Evans, Mr. and Mrs. William Fashion Hosiery Shop Faulkner, Dorothy Fava, Mr. and Mrs. Felix F. Fava, Lucia Fava, Rosina Ferer, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ferraro, Angeline Ferraro, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ferree, Frances Fialla, Agnes F ialla, Mary Fifth Grade Boys Finneran, Mrs. Edward H. First Grade Fisher, Martini Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. B. Fishwick, Hugh Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. William Flaherty, Mary Flannery, Bud Flannery, Mr. and Mrs. Kirwin DeFrancisco, Irmena DeLuca, Private and Mrs. 'Iustinei deMunseu, Helen Division 15 A.O.H. Dolan, Edward Dolan, Mr. and Mrs. John Dolce, Frank Dolce, Michael Donahoe's Food Store Donahue, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Donnelly, Margaret Donovan, Dr. F. C. Donovan, Dr. John D. Dougherty, John Downey, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Downey, Mrs. Louise Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. john T. Flatley Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Flatley Dorothy Flatley, Loretta Flatley Mary Flatley Mr. and Mrs. Mfilliani Flohr, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. John Folino, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ford, Mary Grace Fort Black Post 538 American Legion Frame, Robert Frank and Seder Frisoli, Nick Freshman A Class Freshman B Class Fredette, Dr. john W. Frodey, Dr. Raymond .Y -- -1 xv,-V, -r-f,..,v , -- .ww v- wr: ,A 'W . gf -. Funk, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gabany, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Gallagher, Gallagher Gallagher Gallagher Gallagher Gallagher y 1 James Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. John Mary Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thomas J. Galvin, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Gaughan, Mr. and Mrs. John Gazda, Private Nicholas Gazda, Mr. and Mrs. John Gazda, George Geagin, Catherine Geagin, James Geiser, Sgt. Edward V. Geraghty, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gilchrist, Mrs. Norman Gillis, Dr. R. A. D. Glassman, Rita Gloekler, Mrs. Walter Goodwin, Bernard H. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. YVilliam Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Graw, Dr. and Mrs. John Gray, Mrs. Katherine Greenfield Grill Greenfield Pharmacy Greenfield Super Market Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sr. Grieb, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grimm, Mrs. Charles Grimm, Madge Guiney, John D. Gulyasy, John W. Haggerty, Joan Haggerty, Mary Haggerty, Mrs. Margaret Haller Kitchen Equipment Company Halpin, Fran Halpin, Mr. and Mrs. J. Francis Halpin, Peggy Ann and Mary Jean Hamilton, Mrs. Arthur Hank Harding, Mrs. Helen Haynes, Mrs. George Helbley, Mrs. B. F. Helbling, Edwin S. Herd, Mrs. Mary B. and John Joseph Hoak, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hohman, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hohman, Dorothy Holleran, Charles F. Holleran, Mr. and Mrs. John Homer, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Homestead Provision and Packing Co Hood, Mr. and Mrs. David Horgan, Mr. and Mrs. William Hosko, Mrs. Adam Hosko, Kathryn Hub Cleaners Hucko, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hughes, Dr. P. J. Hunt, Mrs. Fred A. Hunt, Pfc. Fred A. Hunter, Isabel Iron City Home Improvement Company Jacob, Helen Jacob, Josephine Jeffries, Alice Jean Jeffries, Mr. and Mrs. M. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Junior Class Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kanai Funeral Home Kane, Mrs. Agnes Kane, John Kapina, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Karabinos, Barbara Mae Kearns, Mr. and Mrs. James Keenan, Lawrence Kellerman, Mrs. James Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly, William P. Jr., N.R.O.T.C. Kelly, Winifred Kestner, Mrs. William King, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kinz, Mrs. Joseph Kleppick, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, Jr. Kolesar, Mary Kusibab, Irene B. Ladies' Wed. Night Bowling League Lally, Geraldine Lally, Mary Lally, Mr. and Mrs. William Lally, Winnie Lamanna, Louis, Jr. Lampone, Mrs. Olga Landkrohn, Howard Laughlin, William, jr. Laughlin, Mr. and Mrs. William Lavery, Loretta Lawrence, Honorable David L. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lazorchik, Emma Leonzio, Albert Lerro, Catherine Lerro, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lewellen, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis, Dr. S. Lexington Amusement Company L.0.0.M. 1436 Lubin and Smalley Luther, Mr. and Mrs. NVilliam Lydon, Dorothy Lynch, Mrs. Daniel Lynch, Mrs. Mary Grace Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. James Lyons, Richard and Donald Lyons, Ruth Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mack, Marie Mack, Ursula Magerl, Alice McDonald McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. joseph McDonald, Michael McDonald, Mrs. Michael McDonald, Mary jane McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Myles McDonald, Rita McDonough, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McDougle, Mr. and Mrs. james McFarland, Bernard McGovern, Mr. and Mrs. john McGovern, Mrs. Mary McGrail, joseph McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. T. McKnight, Mr. and Mrs. William McLaren, Mr. and Mrs. David McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. james McMahon, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McMillin, Mr. and Mrs. George L. McMillin, George McMillin, Jack McNamee, Winifred McNertney, john McNertney, Mrs. Loretta K. McNertney, Mary Rita Michak, Mrs. Mickey, Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Miklusko, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Miller, Dae Maloney, F. G. Maloney, Mary Alice Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Regis Marino, Mrs. Catherine Mars, Mr. and Mrs. James Matthews, james Mattern, Mr. and Mrs. A. Matvey, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mauley, Margaret Mauro, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Maxwell's Variety Store Mayo, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mazer's Grill McAuliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald -I. McBride, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCaffrey, Mr. and Mrs. E. McCaffrey, Kitty McCague, Dr. Edward McCann, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCann, Henrietta McCann, Margaret McCarthy, Rhetta McColgan, john McDermott Family McDonald, David Miller, Elsie Jane Miller, Frances Miller, Jack Miller, Norman Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, Virginia Millett, Harry XV. Millett, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Milliner, Mr. and Mrs. George Milton, Mrs. Helen Mincheff, Agnes Mirdo, Michael Moll, Mrs. Vera Monahan, Mary Ruth Monahan, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moran, Katherine Guiney Moran, Mary A. Morgan, David G. Morgan, David Morgan, John Mulvihill, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Munizza, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murphy, Robert Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nenofl, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Murphy, Thomas Murphy, Mrs. Thomas Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Charles lNIurray, Mrs. Monica Noren, Mrs. Philomena Norway, G. O'Connell, joan O'ConnelI, Mr. and Mrs. john O'Connell, Mary O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. -Iaxnes 0'Donnell qtgyxygsltvvmgml- .V-ka . Pulcini, Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Quallich, S l fc Robert Rafferty, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rahuba, Mr. and Mrs. John Raney, Mrs. john Reeve, Mrs. Dorothy Reilly, Annie Reilly, Edward Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reilly, Margaret Reilly, Martha Remnick, George O'Donnell, Dr. Leo Olah, Dr. George O'Malley, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Neil, Margaret O'Neil, Thomas O'Neil, Valens O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ostroska, .lane 0'Toole, Clement 0'Toole, Mr. and Mrs. joseph 0'Toole, Mr. and Mrs. Martin O'Toole, Stephen A. Owens, Patricia Reynolds, Mrs. Florence Richwein, Mrs. Mary Robinson, john Robbin 8c Son Roche, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roche, Margaret Rodgers, Angeline Rohrkaste, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rooney, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rosalian Glee Club Rosalian Symphonic Band Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Rossi, Cox. Frank J. Page Milk Company Paolini, joseph Park Savings and Loan Association Parme, S lfc Edward G. Passavant, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison K. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pelusi, Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Philip, Mrs. Anna Philip, George Philip, Helen Philip, John Pillion, Mrs. Margaret Pillion, Margie Pillion, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pilyich, John Rossi, Rossi, Rossi, Roth, Roth, Roth, Erma Joan Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. John Mrs. Mary Nancy Roytas, Mary D. Rudol f, Catherine Ruppel, Ida Russo, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ryan, Bernard Ryan, Jeanne R. Ryan, Mrs. John Sable, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sabo, Lucille Pitterich, Mr. and Mrs. William Plumbo, jean Poli's Grill and Lounge Porco, Mr. and Mrs. john H. Porter, Charles R. Pozezanac, Mrs. Elizabeth Prior, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prosser, Mrs. Clyde Proto, Mr. and Mrs. Amiel Sabo, Mary Ann Sally, Mrs. Samuel Sample, Leona Sand, S lfc Bud Sarsfield, Mr. and Mrs. James E Schaefer, Sister M. Augusta Schreibeis, Mrs. Charles Schuster, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schuster, Mr. and Mrs. John Schwager The Original Schwager's Cleaners Sciulli, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sciulli, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Sciulli, Mary Frances Seamen, joseph Seamen, Margaret Seamen, Sylvester Seman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Shaffer, Dolores Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. james Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. james II Shanahan, Betty Ann Shanahan, Joanne Shanahan, Mrs. H. Sheffo, Mrs. Ernest Sheffo, Mrs. john Sid's Poultry Sikora, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Similinsky, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simueonoff, jorden G. QBakerj Ulicny, joseph Ulicny, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ulicny, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Unks, Mr. and Mrs. H. WK Valeri, Mrs. Patrick Vavrek, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vereb, Regina Vereb, Mr. and Mrs. John V.F.VV. Post No. 274 Wachter, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Waddell, Honorable Robert N. Waldon, Mrs. james NValker, Earl Walker, Margie Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh, Anna Marie Walsh, Elaine Walsh, Mary Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sitoski, Mr. and Mrs. John Sludden, Mr. and Mrs. john Smith, Mary Alice Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sophomore A Class Sophomore B Class Sperling Funeral Home Spicuzza, Mr. and Mrs. A. St. Rosalia High School Sodality St. Rosalia Parish Sodality Stamoalis Brothers Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Strem's Studio Stolarski, Mr. and Mrs. M. Sullivan, Mary Sunseri, Agostino Sunseri, Salvatore Terreri, Mrs. Rose Thomas, Betty Thomas, Joanne Thomas, Mrs. Joseph Thomas, Betty Tobasco, Mr. and Mrs. A. Toner, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Torreyson, Lloyd F. Torsney, Julia Trangate, Rosella Trichtinger, Amelia Trichtinger, Clarence Walsh, Regis Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wanek, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wanetik, Mr. and Mrs. Harry YVard, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ward, Mrs. Mayme Warren and Durkin Webb, Nancy Weber, Catherine Weber, Mr. and Mrs. George Weber, Margie Weber, William q Weir, Margie Weiss, Honorable Samuel A. Wlelsh, James P. Welsh, John Welsh, Mrs. Theresa Wendel, Virginia Boseley Wentworth, Frank lvestly, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, john C. Winterburn Pharmacy Wright, Dorothy Mlright, Iris Wright, Margaret Wrigley, Lorraine Yellow Cab Company Yhelka, Frances Zeller, Mr. and Mrs. Desire Zupancic, Mrs. Albert HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR SEPTEMBER - 6-First day of school and one hundred ninety-six students open the school year with attendance at Holy Mass. Thirty-eight Seniors are among them. 9-Initial meeting of the Federation of Catholic High School Students. 10-Election of Class officers. Mary Frances Harding, President: Jean Carnegie. Vice President: Ann Philip. Secretary: and Patricia Lou Cunniff. Treas- urer. ll--Dorothy Flatley was elected as Chief Justice of the Student Council with Marguerite Mauro and Mary Doris Millett as assistant. I4-Patricia Lou Cunniff was elected Editor-in-Chief of THE REVIEYV. Jean Carnegie was chosen Editor- in-Chief of THE ROSALIAN. 2l-Father Coghlan's Feast Day and a free day. Thanks, Father. Senior Hop Dance-a financial and social success, ' OCTOBER 3-Senior body makes Forty Hour Devotions. . Close of I-'orty Hour Devotions. Initial meeting of the Mother-Daughter Guild held. Mrs. Helen Harding was elected Presidentg Mrs. Francis McGinley, Vice President: Mrs. Joseph Emmett, Secretary: Mrs. Joseph P. Cunniff, Treas- urer. ll-Mathilda Gazda was electcd President of the Cath- olic Students Mission Crusade at the initial meet- ing. I2-Annual Teachers' Institute held. Free day. I5-Shakespearean actors present several scenes from Shakespeare's plays for the student body. 21-THE REVIEW and THE ROSALIAN awarded top honors. 24-Current Events Club organized. 29-Victory Loan Drive begins: its purpose, hospital 9,3 equipment. 30-Reverend Mother M. Marcella honored us with a visit. NOVEMBER I-All Saints' Day. Free Day. 2-All Souls' Day. Student body attends Holy Mass for the dead. 12-Celebration of the Centenary of the Sisters, Ser- vants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. I5-French Club organized. I9-Quill and Scroll organized and contest is an- nounced. 2l-Patricia Lou Cunniff takes first sectional honors in Quill and Scroll contest. 22-Thanksgiving Day. We thank God for a world at peace. 27-Junior Classical League organized. 30-Game with Cathedral-first in the series of league games. Team is victorious. DECEMBER 3-Ann Cherevka represents School in History Contest. 10-Bi-Phy-Chem Club holds initial meeting. 12-Game with St. George. Team wins again. 21-Christmas vacation begins. 23-Drama Club presents Christmas play- The Gift Giver. JANUARY 3-Back to school and down to hard work. 7- Junior Miss selected as our Class play. 8-Team meets Cathedral. We win. ll-Yearbook pictures taken. Everyone smiles prettily. Game with St. Basil. Another victory. I8-Oh, dear! Exams and everyone starts chewing pencils. 25-Delegation travels to Deshon Hospital in recogni- tion of exceptional work done by the School in the sale of bonds and stamps since Pearl Harbor. 29-Student body attends Annual Concert of the Pitts- burgh Symphony. Sl-Science Honor students meet at Central Catholic for initial meeting. FEBRIIARY 8-Game with St. George. A victory for us. I0-Mary Frances Harding receives award from Quill and Scroll. I2-Oratorical eliminations held. Lillian Dorsey is victorious. I3-Came with St. Thomas ends season. It is ours by thirty-two points. I7-Debates at Central. We win three. 24-Seniors present Junior Miss. MARCH I-Nutrition class begins. 5-Sue Cabany wins honorable mention in Quill and Scroll contest. 8-Play-off game. Rosalians, Section I Champions meet with Mt. Assisi, Section II Champions. We stand undefeated. 9-Agnes Milliner wins in the First American Rubber Band Duckpin Tournament. I0-Oratorical contest held at St. Mary's. I2-Championship game-St. Rosalia defeats Mt. Assisi. Hurrah! we are City Champions and win the Trophy. 20-Science awards made. We win two first prizes. 22-Varsity takes a trip to Erie. Team plays Villa Maria and we are victorious. A nice time was had by all. APRIL l-Talk on vocations hy Sister Justina. Vocationay talk by the Reverend J. Griffin from the Cathedral. 6-The Bell 'Telephone Company representative ad- dresses Seniors. Duquesne Scholarship Examin- ations. I3--Civic Club Scholarship Examinations. 20-Exams to determine May Queen and Attendants. 22-Reverend Matthew Coghlan plays host to basket- ball team. 26-Dorothy Flatley merits the honor of May Queen. Fourteen win the privilege of being attendants. MAY l-May Day. Daily attendance at Holy Mass is part of our day. 2-Annual Band Concert. 6-Rita Barry receives the Holy Habit in a ceremony of Reception at Marywood College, Scranton, Pennsylvania. 21--May Crowning and reception into the Sodality held. 23-24-Annual Kirmess held at Central Catholic High School auditorium. And we look forward to: JUNE 5-Awarding of Prizes and Class Night. 12-Graduation. 13-Banquet and Senior Prom. pgugnv, , . ,:m.,.,puua.-.-ff-w.,.,.2......H..,. A Thank You The last page is about to close on the 1946 ROSALIAN. The work which it entailed was interspersed with fun and enjoyment so that it is with a little regret that we, the members of the staff, put the last touches on our Annual, We admit that without the combined efforts of Faculty and Students this book would have been an impossibiliy. Therefore, we write our deep appreciation to: Our dear Pastor whose interest and generous financial support made this book possible. Our Parish Assistants whose faithful cooperation has made our work easier. Our Faculty for their wholehearted support both financially and otherwise. Mr. Louis A. VVeiss of jahn and Ollier for his suggestions in the construc- tion of the lay out. A Mr. Joseph Paolini for a fine job in photography. Mr. jacob VV. Rugh of General Press Corporation for the excellent print- ing job. Mrs. Leclaire Alger and Mrs. Elizabeth Pozezanac for their encouragement. And finally, our generous Patrons through whose contributions this book was financed. Thank you all very much and may you get as much pleasure from reading these pages as we did in compiling them. Gratefully, THE STAFF. 79 E Vik' 'ya' fl. I 'L Q ,fx ,Q V. l ,.- r -'f '.:,' I, ..,,. ,JY has . ,F-.. -.A ,. , Q , -' ' i - nr.:-I r- H - . 2 -1312 'L -4. V ., ,. '. ff- ' 4 -1 . ' '- -I 5,'r,,,, , .11 -T, , W , , 3 ' --P-ff -, , .-.fi -. ff, L, V M ' , 4 42' 4.1, . .Q ., i 4 - A 4 ' k Af ' E Vifif' f 4-Viv fi -'A Af -:D ' K A V ll K ,t . U .. . 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