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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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The graduates feel that there is a parallel between the great ex- pansion program at their Alma Mater and the renaissance of their native city. Both have grown spiritually, educationally and cul- turally, civicly, socially, and athletically during their histories. The first products of the new St. Rosalia High School know that they have been taken to the Gateway to the Future by wise ad- ministrators and faithful, energetic, well-trained teachers. And just as Pittsburgh fills its place as the Gateway to the future so too must they live up to all that has prepared them to take their places in this great industrial center. The editors invite you, interested readers, to follow them as they develop their theme in word and picture. .M Ad 1, W' 1 QW ' ' f' wif C ' a. : , d: ,,3' - o o 0 Q ei ' 'lg' Q ,,' Q' ...f , my N. 4. ' 0 uf' U X A ,f ' UAW ' Qifqzgir X Q, a ba? 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THE HONORABLE DAVID L. LAWRENCE .Wo-vor of Pills fzzlrglz Wfhat is the hest government which desires to make the people happy. and knows how to make them happyfi Mayor Lawrence has proved that he has both the desire and the knowledge necessary to gov- ern our city wisely. ln the years that lVlr. llavid Lawrence has been mayor our citizens liavc seen our city grow to a new position of prominence in the nation. Mayor Lawrence is largely responsible for Pittsliurglfs renaissance and her title. Hfiateway to the Futuref' VERY REVEREND MONSIGNOR JOHN B. Mc- DOWELL, l'h.D., Diocesan Superintendent of Schools 4'Rich in saving common sense, as the greatest only aref, is Monsignor lVlcDowell, Superintendent of Cath- olic Schools in the Diocese of Pittsburgh. Monsignor lVlcDowell,s role is one of constant vigilance and end- less progress. Under the devoted guidance of Mon- signor lVlcDowell and his predecessors the Catholic school system in Pittsburgh has developed into one of the hest organized school systems in the United States. 2 ,.,, . , ,.,. ,..,..o,.W,,. REVEREND Mi-XR'l'IXl J. SYPIICN Good humor is goodness ancl wisdom comlainerlii as is Father George De Ville. as- sistant pastor at St. Rosalia. Although this is l7ather's first year at St. Rosalia his con- geniality and fine sense of humor have won him a warm place in the estimation of all. Fathlr is always rearly to co- operate with our projects anrl to listen to our requests. The greater man the great- er courtesy. Any Rosalian Woulfl think this proverli was written for Father Sypien. as- sistant pastor. Fathers wil- lingness to aclcl joy to our lives is Constantly being reeog- nizefl. Father has a haml in most activities irountl Rosalia including the girls, basketball team of which he is the motl- erator. We are growing accustomed to seeing him flick his camera when he sees anything worthy of remembrance. RICVICRICND GEORGE Ulf VILLE 9 s rf t . llringipfll . AUCXTA5' MOTHER M- W 'lwhere there is order and plan intelligence is at work . . . and so is Sister Mary of the Angels. Through mathe- m t' SI 5 ' ' a ics ISICTS goal is to make of Rosahans keen thinkers. Sister also ac uair ts th q 1 c senior class with HChrislian Prin- ciplesn they will he expected to uphold when graduation day becomes a memory. Beside her duty as senior home room teacher. Sister Marx of the Angels gives countless hours to the Rezieur and Rosfzlian. Sister is. of the 'un' - ' ' F V also. moderator J lor senior atima and math cluhs and the Mathe- matics and History Honor Societies. I0 As every city regards its leading citizen with esteem so. too. do we at Saint Rosalia regard our principal, Mother Eelicitas. with reverence, respect. and admiration. tinder Motheris prudent leader- ship St. Hosalia has progressed spiritually. and scholastically to the point where St. R osalia is giving ever more to her city with hetter citizens. Each morning Mother takes time from her husy routine as principal of hoth grade and high school to teach religion to the senior class. The path to the office is a well trod one. for everv Rosalian knows Nlother has time or rather can make time to settle every difficulty and problem. SISTER MARY OF THE ANGELS. I.H.lVI. 'cGod gave everyone a voice-it only needs A ne listens to the comhined to he trainedfi s o , .. , r voices of the grade and high school as they sing a high Mass. one finds that very easy to helieve. Under the expert guidance of Sister M. ' ' t has S Rosallals music departmen Eleanora, t. . .. , brought Rosalians to a greater appreciation of the world of music. Because Sister teaches instrumental music as well as Music I. II. III. IV and the Choral Class. familiar melodies which permeate the halls of S.R.H.S. can usually he traced to her. Sister Elcanora directs the activ- Q ' t'. and of the f the Musart Honor tociey ities o . ' l Catholic Music school chapter of the Nationa Educators Association. SISTER M. ANCICLA. SISTER M, I.H.M. Her ways are ways of pleasantness. and all her paths are peacefi To he effective a teacher must he inspiring and alive in her field. Through her classes Sister has shown Hosalians that she certainly possesses these criteria. Sister teaches Religion to her homeroom class. the juniors. as well as health. hiology and physics. Sister Angela is also moder- ator of the sophomore Fatima Cluh. the Physics l-lunor Clulm and is school I noderator of the Science 1 Society. Virtue is the truest nobilityll and Sister Andrew is truly noble. Sister has managed to mix ubusinessu with pleasure here at St. Rosalia. ln Sister's classes students form the habit of going hack and making use of fundamental understanding as a basis of new learning. Along with the important task of teaching Commercial electives, Sister's busy day includes teach- ing Religion I and ll. Sister is the advisor to the Student Council and the school moderator of the Business Honor Society. As bookkeeper of the school accounts Sisterls idle moments are few. Every man has within himself an innate desire to create and to help Rosalians realize their potential, we have Sister Laurena. Sister is known as willing to give a hand to anyone in need and her assistance is constantly in demand. Traces of the art work of Sister Laurena and her art students are everywhere to be found in the school. Besides teaching art, Sister teaches the glories of Pennsylvania history and a wealth of World history. She is the homeroom teacher of the freshmen. The school Musarl Honor Society, Pennsylvania Federation of Junior Historians, and Red Cross are under the direction of Sister Laurena. l 7' ,. - n.i,Aw-we 5ygTl'B I2 SISTER M. ANDREW, I.H.lVI Some books are to he tasted, some are to be swallowed and others are to he chewed and di- gesteds' . . . and we here at St. Rosalia have Sister Matthew to help us make the distinctions. A lively smile and happy work are synonymous with Sister Matthew. Under the wise direction of Sister, St. Rosalia has managed to capture a large share of speech and essay awards. Sister is in charge of the sophomore II class and teaches English. The school chapter of the National and Catholic Foren- sic Leagues are under the direction of Sister, also. tm., , emu, I.H,M Y' ,, , Seniors standing on the threshold of the Gateway to the Futuref' pause to gaze thoughtfully at the steps that have brought them to this pinnacle. Spiritual guidance, the first step, gave them the realization that only under the direction of Catholic education could they develop their whole personality and become citizens with a goal. Educational and cultural guidance, the second step, unfolded before them the courses for the various careers which they might choose to become citizens with a purpose in life. Civic guidance, the third step, gave them a wealth of informa- tion about their government and its workings so they might become citizens with the traits of leadership. Social guidance, the fourth step, provided the many oppor- tunities for graceful living which will help them to become citizens with poise and aplomb. Athletic guidance, the fifth step, trained them in the principles of healthy living so that they might become citizens with a strong body for healthy minds. Yes, Saint Rosalia's seniors stand well fitted for life and well armed to pass successfully through the Gateway to the Future. , E .IU W y 1 Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Class Secretary 3 . . . Class Red Cross 3, 4 . . . White Caps 4 . . . Review ELAINE BRIDGET BARRETT 4101 Haldane St. Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . White Caps 4 . . . Red Cross 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4. MARY VIRGINIA TANNEY 4219 Shields St. Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Vice President 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . White Caps 4 . . . Mission Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Choral Class 4. During a tour of Pittsburgh's historic spots Pat Burke, Pat Gesky, Rose Ann Hirosky, Sally Kelly, and Marguerite Elash make a visit to St. Mary's Church at the Point. This church has been erected where the first Mass was read in the Golden Triangle. It faces Gateway Center and is just a stone's throw from the meeting of the three rivers. ' BARBARA CAROL DUSCH 720 Greenfield Ave. Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basket- ball 2g 3, 4 . . . Youth Convention 2, 3 . . . President of Red Cross 3 . . . Choral Class 3, 4 . . . Review 1, 2 . . . Treasurer of the Fatima Club 3 . . . First Prize History Contest . . . First Prize Geography Buhl . . . French Club 3 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Rosalian 4. PATRICIA GESKY 4132 Winterburn Street ' Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Fatima Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council' 1, Cllll Treasurer 3 . . . Class Secretary 4, CU Diploma. MARY ANNE SAGONE 4323 Winterburn Street Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4, Federation Convention 2, 3 . . . Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3 . . . Mission Work 3 . . . Review Cpage editor 2, 3, 47 . . .BRO-5115611 4 fassociate editorj . . . Representative to Penn- sylvania Girls' State . . . CU Diploma. MARILYN LUCILLI2 HLRARU1 30 Yoder Street E IDRS tht- jolt, nom all I nr-e-tl is a worlvrs permit. rays lf. tr l.. lla-rnailmo tt-xtr'e-nw riglltt. Senior V. 'llanm-5. gomz autl K. IxIt'I.LlllQlIllIIl are also 1-ritvriiig tht- of l'ulvli4' lfeitivutiuri lluilsling to get tht- lie-mlwl Xt lillflrllllili time many uf the girls In-lrl part time xv fumls for Sautzfs surprises. Propogation of the Faith I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Fatima Club 2, 3 . . . Red Cross 3 . . . Class Secretary 2 . . . Federation Convention 2 . . . French Club 4 Speech 4 . . . CU Diploma. WINIFRED KATHERINE BLATTENBERGER 7202 Lawton Street Propagation of the Faith l, 2, 3, 4 . . French Club 3, 4. DOROTHY RUTH BODNAR 423 Kaercher Street Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Fatima Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Musart Music 3, 4 . . . Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Choral Class 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Modern Language Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Diocesan Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . Federation Convention 2, 3 . . . White Caps 4 . . . Musart Art Club 3 . . . CU Diploma. The wheels of progress are turning as the hustle of activity in -, I Steel Mills supplies a suitable background for these seniors. BARBARA JEAN BRASZO 498 Balconade Drive Propagation of the Faith I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Red Cross 4 . . . Whitt' Caps 4. SE IOR PATRICIA MARY BROWN 517 Summerlea Street Propagation of the Faith l, 2, 3,4...Speech2...CFL 2 . . . Federation Convention 3 . . . Rosalian 4. of steel making is the backbone of the economic life of many P. Brown, R. M. Rosati, P. Burke, D. Kondash, M Braszo look with a justifiable pride upon their productive PATRICIA ANNE BURKE 54 Almeda Street Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Club 4 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Art 1, 2 Cross 4. :XCNES PAULINE CRONIN 1011 Haldane St. Propagation of the Faith l. 2, 3, 4 . . . lluhl ll:-ograplty Award 2 . . . Nlathernatics Club 1 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Red Cross 4 . . . RPll'f'1ti 2 . . . CU Diploma. I8 JOAN MERCEDES BYRNE 422 Kaercher St. Proplagationof the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Fatima Club 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . , . Musart lartl Honor So- ciety 3, 4- fschool treasurer 3, co-ordinator 4l . . . Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Choral Class 4 . . . Scholastic Art Award 2 . . . White Caps 4 . . . Rosalian 4 . . . Federation Con- vention 2, 3 . . . CU Diploma. JOANNE HELEN BYRNE 422 Kaercher St. Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Fatima Club 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 tsecretary 43 . . . Musart tartl Honor Society 3, 4 fschool presi- dent 3, treasurer 41 . . . Science Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Choral Class 4 . . . Scholastic Art Award 2 . . . White Caps 4 . . . Instrumental Music 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mathematics Club 4 . . . Rosalian 4 fcopy editorl . . . Fed- eration Convention 2, 3 . . . CU Diploma. Westinghouse's Shape of Tomorrow Spectacular attracted our three Barbara's- Yourick, Braszo, and Dusch, along with Yvonne Onda and Judith Mercuri fkneel- ingl. KDKA, the electric corporation's station in Pittsburgh, was the first com- mercial broadcasting station in the world. Its TV-Channel 2 provides young and old with entertainment and education. -- mr. MARGUERITE ELASH 3816 Hoosac St. French Club 3, 4 . . . Fatima Club 3, 4 . . . Choral Class 3, 4 . . . Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . CU Diploma. ANNA MARIE D'AMICO 621 Montclair St. Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Musart fartJ Honor Society 3 . . . Review 2 freporterl . . . Red Cross 4 . . . Fatima Club 1 . . . White Caps 4. SENIOR Some seniors are about to enter one of Pitt bur h, architect s g s ' ,ural beauties, the Alcoa Building. ifhey intend to inspect its beautiful floral displays. The girls are Sally Kelly, Patricia Heigle, Claudia Wright, Dorothy Bodnar, Luanne Zorn, and Patricia Hanchak. . s.. wi A m, 1, 1 w-- Af - A ,I ,,.., . f KATHERINE ANN FERER 607 Greenfield Ave. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, fartl Honor Society 3, 4 . . . French . . . Review ttypistb 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Manager 4 . . . Vice President of 4 . . , Vice President of Diocesan Rosalian 4 . . . Buhl Historama White Cap Club fpresidentl . . . Buhl Awards. E IDR MARGARET I' INN EGAN of the Faith I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Review 2 tics Club 3 fsecretary 43 . . . Fatima White Caps Club 4 . . . CU Diploma. ' V? ANN HANCHAIX ofthe Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Society 2 . . . Community 2 . . . United Fund History Honor Society n Club 3, 4 . . . Fatima Federation Delegate 2 Enjoying some leisure moments in the autumnal beauty of Mellon Square are Anna Marie D'Amico, Kathleen Garland, Agnes Cronin, Winifred Blattenberger, and Pat Kaufman. This city block is flanked by the Henry N. Oliver, and U. S. Steel buildings, the Penn-Sheraton Hotel, and the Alcoa building, in the very center of the Gateway to the Future. KATHLEEN FRANCIS GARLAND 796 Hazelwood Avenue 'Tk' Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Musart Cartl Honor Society Club 3 . . . Choral Class 4 . . . Review 2, 3, 4 . . . Rosalian 4 . . . White Cap Club 4 . . . French Club 3. PATRICIA MARY HEIGLE 1105 Greenfield Avenue Propagation of the Faith 2, 3, 4 . . Rosalian 4 . . . Entered St. Rosalia's as a sophomore. Seniors Carolyn Purtell, Rose Marie Rosati, Dorothy Kondash and Margaret Mess- man walk back across the runway at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport. These girls have just been privileged to inspect one of Capital Airlines' new passenger ships. E IOR ROSE ANN HIROSKY 713 Naylor St. Propagation of the Faith 1 2, 2, Photography 2. 3 . . em. Society 3 . . . Mathematics Club 3 4 . Cross 4 . . . Youth Convention 3 . Caps 4. JANET HYLAND ll23 Greenfield Ave. Propagation of the Faith l, 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Mathematics Club 4 . . . Physics Club 4 tpresidentl . . . Rosrzlian 4 . . . Review 3, 4 tbusiness manager 45 . . . White Caps 4 . . . Red Cross 4 . , . CU Diploma. PATRICIA KAUFMAN 3333 Trautlnan Street Propagation of the Faith l. 2, 3, 4 . . Club 3 . . . Red Cross 4 . . . Basketba Fatima Club 2, 3. 4 , . . Rosalian 4 . . Caps 4. 7591 Kelly Street Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Business Honor S0- ciety 3, 4. SARA MARIE KELLY 3539 Br-eehwood Blvd. Propagiation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3 . . . Review 2, 3, 4 lpage editor 2, 3, associate editor 43 . . . Red Cross 2, 4 . . . Speech 2 . . . Class Vice President 3 . . . Fed- eration Convention 2, 3 . , . White Caps 4 . . . CU Diploma. During Pittsliurghk 54-day Streetcar strike these Ro alians u ful Pittsburglfs newest railway station. Here Charlotte Onorato Marilyn Berardi, Winifred Blattenlwrger, Patricia Brown and Katherine Ferer buy tickets for the B and 0 train to Haulwootl VERA ANN MADDAMMA LILA PATRICIA MCCALLISTER 12 Exeter Street Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 1 . . . Choral Class 2, 3, 4 . . . Review 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Class President 3 . . . Instrumental Music 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . White Caps 4 . . . Rosalian 4 . . . CU Diploma. SE IOR Sharon Miller registers her name in the visitors' book at historic Fort Pitt. The Blockhouse, which has been a landmark since the days of the French and Indian War, has been completely preserved at the Point. John Byrne, Joanne Byrne, Judy Rydzak, Virginia Tanney and Janet Hyland are waiting to inscribe their names also. KATHLEEN ANN MCLAUGHLIN 4714 Monongahela Street a sophomore. Red Cross 4 . . . Speech 2 . . . French Club 3 . . , Prop agation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Vice President 2 . . . Entered St. Rosalia as IUDITH MAE. MERCURI 759 Melborne Street SHARON IRENE MILLER 332 Winders Street Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Federation Execu- tive Board 3, 4 . . . Student Council 3, 4 fpresident 43 . . . Fatima Club 3, 4 fpresident 43 ...French Club 3, 4 . .. Musart Qartl Honor Society 3 . . . Latin Honor Society 2 . . . Science Honor Society 3, 4...NCFL3,4...Mathe- matics Club 1, 2, 4 . . . Re- view ipage editor 2, 3, feature editor 43 . . . Federation Con- vention 3, 4 . . . Historama Award 2 . . . Editor of the Rosalian 4 . . . NFL 4 . . . White Caps 4- . . . CU Di- ploma. Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . White Cops 4 . . . Review 2 . . . Class Treasurer 1. , I -I.f-,.- J Dedicated to the men of the Army and Navy, who have fought to keep our Country free, Allegheny County Me- morial serves the people of Pittsburgh. It is the center for political, civic, and educational gatherings. Pat Burke, Dee Prior, Yvonne Onda, Pat Brown, and Agnes Cronin saunter down the long walk after a scholastic press meeting as they await the arrival of other Rosalians. MARGARET ANN MESSMAN lm Johnston Ave. Propagation of the Faith 4 . . , NFL 4 . . . Red CIQIEQ . . .Review 4 . . . Rosalian 4 . . . En- tered St. Rosalia as a junior. l v 5 I l l l t 5 i l taegisw ' ' YVONNE ANDREA ONDA 4302 Haldane St. Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3,4...FrenchClub3... Red Cross 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4...Review1... CU Diploma. CHARLOTTE MAE ONORATO 829 Flemington St. Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Fatima Club 3, 4 . . . Musart fartl Honor S0- city 3, 4 . . . President of School Musart 4 . . . Red Cross 2, 3 . . . French Club 3 . . . White Caps 4. SE IOR Maddamma, Margie athleen Mc- all 2 ROSE MARIE ROSATI 811 Lilac St. Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Latin Honor Society 2 . . . Federation Convention 2 . . . History Honor Society 3, 4 . . . CU Diploma. Kaufman, and Marguerite Pirates' great heroes. pay tribute VER EB Ave. of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . French '2 Business Honor Society 3, 4 MARY JUDITH RYDZAK 221 Kaercher St. Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Musart fmusicj Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Modern Language Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Choral Class 2, 3, 4 . . . United Fund Speaker 3, ,4 . . . Review lfeature editor 41 . . . Fatima Club 3, 4 fsecre- tary 35 . . . Rosalian fassociate editorj . . . Diocesan Chorus 3 . . . French Club Cpresident ' 41 . . . White Caps 4 . . . Sacristan 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . CU Diploma. BARBARA LEE YOURICK 724 Loretta Street Propagation of the Faith 2, 3, 4 . . . Student ,,-,, 4 Council 3, 4 fsecretary-treasurer 41 . . . French ' ' ' ii 'F F 4 Cluh 3, 4 . . . Science Honor Society 3, 4 Revzew tpage editor 3, editor 43 . . . Red Cross 3, 4 . . . Mathematics Club 4 . . . Physics Club 4 . . . Federation Convention 2, 3 . . . Choral Class 3, 4 . . . White Caps 4 . . . Entered St. Rosalia as a sophomore. CLAUDIA MARY WRIGHT 1106 Nevada Street Speech Club 4 . . . Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Musart farti Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Red Cross 1, 2 . . . Geography Prize at Buhl 2, 3. LUANNE ZORN 6 Augustine Street Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . NCFL 3,4...Speech3,4...RedCross12 3 4 . . . Fatima Club 2, 3, 4. E IOR Patr1c1a Helgle Lila McCall1ster and Dolores a date under Kaufmanns clock While the deserted on this Sunday afternoon, the corne Avenue and Smithfield Street is one of the the Golden Triangle on a week-day. Anna Marie D'Amico, Claudia Wright, Vera r Q gg? Wie. 4 5 71 1 f .aw- 45. rx if' Y. za 9 x if A Tk 1 W Q 'wayw- . X, 6 M H Jifagphe 1 5 :rg ' P if M Zfwio . ' 3 my fm 5 f, 3, .f A 3 ,-. fi YY J Qmvmsm .ull Each one hoping to capture the title of Ring Queen. juniors ll. Scanlon, H. Mulvihill, M. Toth, gaze admiringly at their vlass rings as their Campaign managers. J. Shorr, J. McLaughlin and ,I. Winter respectively, look on with desire to see their particular candidate set-ure the title. L. Kovacs, L. Kranak, Cf. Krolieky, R. Uouef-tie, and K. 0'Nvil are about to enter the new convent adjaeent to our new school. They are waiting for Sister Angela. their homeroom teacher, to discuss and Complete some business pertaining to Wrapping gifts for the senior banquet are jun- iors Geraldine Coccuzi, S. Abruzese. P. Cirilli, M. Hernon, P. Barbarine, C. Esposito, and J. Cedris, who gave up extra time to make sure the senior gifts were attractive. Their smiling faces seem to indicate that they enjoy doing something for others. While '4At the Hop is spinning, juniors J. Ob- remski. M. Gorman. and ,lean McLaughlin and P. DePhilips rock 'n roll around the cafeteria. C. Caruso and R. Anderson clap vigorously with approval as they watch the fancy footwork. The juke box is the popular means of entertainment for Rosalians during their lunch period. 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It hug lm-n und:-r thi- lvad:-rsliip of Si-if-r Cyril that thf- vlaw gives 1-vifle-limi uf being gmail Rusalians. K. lwrfon, li. Ke-arnf. J. 'lic-1'lx1iic-yn-r, lf. fjutilla. Xl. Crawford and XI. I., Laukziitis lnok lIlrIllTt fl an thvy gazv at thi- hvauly nf lhi- ni-w 4'0llXf'!1I vlizipvl. ll. Bvri-5 vhals quivlly with K. ffullz-n while- wailing patiently for hvr lu ggaitlivr hm-r hmvkf. M. C. joyfu- ancl NI. C. Fllflijllg flisvufs last 1-x'c-riirlggl l'V!'IllS while' G. Suar grown flraight In he-r liwkvr. Oupf. hrrf- Voinflr ai Sludvnt voullvilor and thc' girls svattwr to Ihf-ir varimis dcftiiialiimf in Iiupi-s uf not gi-Itingr u ilvni:-ril. SOPHO ORES 3I J. Hauser, B. Fialla, J. Elash, K. Cain, P. McHugh, and M, O'Neil are seen returning from tht- 7:30 Hass at St. Rosalia Church. They are on their way to their homeroom tu rat break- fast. They have really lwgun the clay welll There are proud exprefsions on the faces of the Rosalian sophomores, K. Iverson.. L. DelVaglio, kneeling! J. Conley. C. Mo- Donnell, M. Dillon, C. Blicha and K. De- laney as they looked upon the trophies won for them by the previous Rosalians. They are trying to Count the number of trophies in the case. 32 Pit'lurn'tl hr-re are several wiphoriiorvs who seem to he very lIll!'I4l'SU'tl in the demonstration of the new PA. system living giiwn hy Mother Felicitas. The girls ure-. left to right: C. Bassett. C. Seiarretti. V. IiI'4'lt'll3l. M. Lairtl, U. llain, R. Ruggiero. and D. Areuri. The person operating: the wuntl system may corivr-y :intl i'f-ceivv nieseagt-s throughout the FCllUtll. SQPHO ORE' With mid-term exams just around the corner we find these sophomores. R. M. Hanchak, E. Baiewejder. M. Tucholski, J. Opyrchal, E. Conroy, P, Mittermeier, B. Stawicki, busy paying their bills. at the office. This is a familiar sight at this timr' of the year. SOPHO ORE d t m rt aa Q gc lVvHlIliJlI'f'll' I0 J Xrrixing in timt- lu make- purvliafws in tht- -upply Ste fo The wplmnioru Dimperio C Crifi mimi arf- K. Se-amaii. ll. Yanvk. l'. l'atlvrsp1i. J. NI Palumlu 'NI qcliwambtrgf-r J Qheffo and J lmiiiipx. and IJ. livall. ViiilvrilI1Hl'iiK'lliLll'SUIlillIIll0l'l 4 am arf. cnjoyinff iilCIH'-fiWf N 'at the fart Card art- Ituying wiv-ly in tmlvr In kv-vp up with thvir party Qponiored hw thx St Rmaha Nlrtthu and aafigiiim-iit-. Thi- high -clmul gli-If mug! winte- Daughtcr Culid lillN war vzirlie-r than usual tri at-init-l lo patrntiim- tht' wupply I'1 WIN. lt's that tiniv again! U4-twwn classvs c-ach morn- ing C. Sadrvwskv. KI. G. lgmclzi and N. Coyne st-t thf-ir watchvs for a Rusalian clay. F. Knapp, I.. Mazza, and M. ll, iNIt'l'ilLlIl lvnti to their daily vhfm- of c-lwc'kin,Q Clasfmoni t-hwks fur avcuracy. 33 Shall we? ask C. Grego, W. Munda, J. Wright, and E. Lavery who watch as M. Fenton fear- lessly demonstrates how to pull the switch and start the fire alarm. Peeping over her shoul- der to watch are C. Helhling and V. Besser. C. Blachut looks on as N. Whalen waits patiently to see whether or not she has lost weight as N. Elmer adjusts the scale. Waiting their turn are B. MacDonald, L. DiPietro, B. Dudrick, G. Gouza, and D. Paul. The girls are in the health room in our new school. FRE I-IME The freshmen J. Strang, C. Maley S Vislay L Anderson M Bowler, P. Salley, J. Shimp are attractively wrapping their lunches for a Box Lunch Social With the proceeds they will try to win the Heart Hop Campaign an annual affair at Saint Rosalia. Work, work and more fun, could he applied to the e 1n quisitive freshmen who are looking up some information for their own use. A. Opalko, M. Wachter N Kleppick E Michaels, and D. McDonough find St Ro alias library a great asset in their search for knowledge Freshman girls P, DeFazio, A. M. Benes, K. Huger eagerly await the opening of the doors of the new high school building. The freshman girls will experience many new thrills just being freshmen, but the biggest will be the first freshman class in the new building. Ready for Office: Freshmen E. King, B. Shaffer, l . Onda, Xl. liaur D Nia t and Nl Nlonahan e prepared to take over the duties as class officials for the firt Ntdl fit N tn guidance of Sister Laurena, the officers have piloted the freshman la to t 1 t their first year, hound Christmas time, Rosalians busy themselves hy selling Christmas cards in their individual rooms. M. McKeown, A. Lesante, G. Britt, E. Palaoro, and C. Sturm came out highest 1n the freshman homeroom. There is competition among the our classes. These girls were given prizes for their work. RELIGIOU LIFE Pittsburgh is not only the '4Gateway to the Future physically and materially but also it is the 'cGateway to the Future spiritually. lts churches prepare the faithful of Pittsburgh and surrounding areas for a future far more important. They prepare the souls for the future gateway which leads to their Creator. Saint Rosalia, too, can be called a spiritual Gateway to the Futuref' Saint Rosalials Re- ligion courses are designed around one central theme: Man was created to give glory to God. These classes show us that our uQuest for Happiness, if it is developed, leads to God. She instructs us so that we can face the future with a knowledge and understanding of our Faith and ideals. This knowledge and under- standing will help us to live so that when it is time for us to go through the gateway into eternal life we will be able to go through it with confidence. The first hand-carved crucifix to be put up in the new school was erected in the senior classroom by Class President L. Bernabo. She asks V. Tanney if it is straight. The other officers, P. Cesky fleftj and M. A. Sagone, look on in reverent awe. Members of the senior class read attentively the news they find in the Pittsburgh Catholic. The girls consider this an im- portant factor of their religious education and also a very helpful aid in strengthening their Catholic faith. Since the essence of a truly Chris- tian life is prayer and union with God, the members of the senior class start the day off as true Christians with their daily prayers. At the beginning of each class they again call upon God to watch them and guide them the whole day through. Looking into the future and visualizing the lovely statue of Our Lady that will some day take its place in the niche is sophomore .l. Conley, who made the first contribution from her inventor's prize money. With her are a few members of the freshman class, who were the first class to reach its quota. They are F. Ontla. D. McDonough, M. Bowler and N. Kleppick. Sophomores R. Cesky, J. Lennox, B. Jenkins, I. Cillo watch D. Beall point out Christ's life cycle from His birth to His death on the cross. V. Pribila looks up the facts in the New Testament to make sure that everything is correct and historical. 37 The Fatima Club has a monthly Stamp Day. Officers B. Mullen, and Sister Mary of the Angels, watch President S. Miller as she puts the address on the first hox to leave St. Rosalia. J. Lawrence is very intent on seeing that no mistake is made. P. Lovas f1.2 is also an Overseer. The stamps are sent to a Trappist Monastery and also to a relative of a Rosalian student. Nervously chattering about their outfits while waiting for their big moment in the Junior- Senior Fatima Club Annual Spring Fashion Show are S. Miller, C. Krolicky, C. Caruso, P. Kaufman and D. Kondash. Proceeds of this show went toward the education of a young man studying for the priesthood. With serious faces that depict interest, soph- omores .l. Opyrachal, J. Hauser, M. Palumhi, and B. Stawicki take advantage of the pam- phlet rack in the vestibule of the church. These pocket-size booklets provide information and interest for those who read them. Many answer the everyday problems that arise in our society. The sophomore members of the Fatima Club, which meets every first Friday during the first period, listen intently as Sister Angela, moderator, explains the club's three main objectives. You can see from the interested looks on the face of each girl that she is willing to abide by these rules. The main purpose of the club is to increase respect for and appreciation of religious vocations. On one of those bright April days junior members of the Fatima Club were anxious to attend the Annual Vocation Holy Hour held at St. Paul's Cathedral. 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Nlundzi almost lmnk as if llir-y wvri- xsirliing they wi-rv l1aCli in kimli-rgarlcn again playing with Ilivir toys. Vllliz' girls arm' linsy wrap- ping parm-l pust gifts for Mission Day: lf, l'alum'o and Cf. Mull-y f.9ffll1l1l'lI,C'! am' mle'le-rininr-d lu inake tlwir pavkagv an altracliw- mu-. Nxlvl' Nl. Lyril. Illllllillflllll' ul Iln' llixfinn lluiwi- Swim-ly. prunilly ilix- illuv llii- Nli-Ninn llwiim' uwiml nliivli Ilie- girlx Ill, ilu' liigli fvlimil l'Q'4t'iXK'Il lui' llllllli g1'I11'l'4Ill- Wllllrillll- limi lu lllt' iniwiniif in 1957. lnmlx- ing xnlli prnli- all llif- ziwaml uw Nli-Ninn -ill1m'vi'N. ,l. lluiiwig Nl, Nlw lluliiln. liY'l'Ill4'l'1' Sifllllilll ainnl V. N'iiil'r:-Ili. 4I Checking reporters' articles is one ma- jor phase of editing the Reriezv. lad- itor Ii. Ynurick fsezzterlj examines so ll fact are there. Associate editor S. Kelly news articles to make sure u helpfully renders some -ugge-tions grammatical structure. Newspaper layout is st-rioiis business! Page editors IC. Ncdlick. J. Flieffo and M. A. Sagone are making tentative layouts for the Reziezv page-s. C. Crieli gives L. Bernaho moral support as she tries to set up an especially difficult page. INR' F 011 EDUCATIO AL LIFE As the City of Pittsburgh offers opportunities for a well rounded education so too does St. Rosalia High School. The philosophy of Catholic education permeates all our classes. Not only are we given the basic essentials of a high school education but we are instructed in principles of good conduct. In our science classes We analyze the how and why of Chern- icals and living things. lVIathe1natics stimulates our mental faculties. Languages teach us to appreciate our native tongue and to develop our minds in the customs and cultures of various countries. The specific objective of the commercial department is to acquaint the student with the practical as well as theoretical knowledge in the fields of business. Music and art give the student an intelligent understanding of these cultural subjects and give them an opportunity to develop and express their creative tendencies. IVIELLON INSTITUTE i Checking newspaper articles for accuracy are K. Cain and P. Messman. The girls are intent on checking the information. Rc- ceiving assistance from E. Bala-' wejder is D. Beall who finds it humorous. The stern look on the face of the Associate Editor, S. Kelly, fat the head of desks! impresses all to do the work cor- rectly and well. Preparing headlines for the school paper, the Review, are the sophomores M. Jablonski, J. Tor- nese, I. Petrone and B. Savikas. Writing a headline is not easy as seen by the expression of the face of C. Blicha, fseatedl, hut getting the right word can be fun to M. Schwamberger and R. Reno. Senior J. Hyland, who is circula- tion manager of the newspaper, watches intently as the rest of the girls of the circulation staff paste stickers on the Review, which are to be sent to other schools and dioceses. From left to right the girls are B. Stawicki, M. MacDonald, J. Elash, J. Hy- land, Bernadette Scanlon, and B. Dimperio. Straightening up the journalism room of the .new school are a few of the many busy freshies. Tak- ing time out from her job to read a caption of the new edition of the Review is N. Whalen. The other husy freshman girls are fleft to rightl B. Dudrick, A. Opalko, M. J. Baver and D. Magee. 'Hr luunsw 1 Wifi! -CS . AT. .44 xiii H13 E? if l RYUW' E! ami-5 3 E as 1 1 Q, 3 A I QM' . ,v-9-v-J' zgssgiiiiiiigiiizg .Q Q ff! W 'Q 5 i f , V355 52' 2' .! 'w 1 1 1? A, N f A ' . , Q ' W' by ,, ' 'SH C V Q' llillv' ,W af -Sw. W g. 92' QL gw 2 'T ' 5 1- , , -4 2 5 z 1. f 5 2 Q i Q 6 ? ' 4' Q ,JW M s Lf, f s if . 5 1 , 1 5 S5951 ,.,. if f A sophunlori- pane-l vonsisting ul Nl Browning. J. Opyrvhal, E. Nwllik. M Svhwantbcrgt-l'. with il. Blicha as MII.. are discussing Ruinan tnythulugy. NI Browning is giving hvr ids-as uf tht- topic as it is he-ing rvcurdvtl un the sCh00l's nf-w Atnpf-x rvvorflrlr. ll g'0ppidu1n e-st parvum rf-ads M. Jahlonski from her vupy of the Auxilium Latinurn. F. Cuitilla and M. L. Abhatv seein to belim-ve what they read. B. Yanek. E. Kvarns and J. Cunlvy also seein to agree with the author. Thesv are a ft-W of the Latin II class inter- clste-tl in f-nlarging their vlassival knowledge by read- ing various Latin se-lec-tions. Frm-shman Latin students arf- trying their skill at translating a Latin nvwspapf-r into English. B. Dud- rirk points lo a word with which shv is familiar, whilt- he-r other classmates W. Munda. J. Strang, A. M. H1-mw, J. Shimp. D. Paul. P. Salley. and M. W'am'litx-r are' husily trying to acwwnnplish this task. C. Purtell, V. Tanney. E. Barrett. D. Prior. and W. Blattenberger of the French ll class are discussing and looking at French and medieval pictures of cos- tumes and Customs and Comparing them with modern clothes. Elaine is pointing out the different types of dresses worn hy the French women. J. Rydzak, V. Tanney. D. Prior. ll. Youriek. Joanne Byrne, M. Gorman and L. NIcCallister of the French Club are enjoying themselves as they sing the French melody 4'Bonjour Belle Rusinef' J. Rydzak accom- panies and directs them on the piano. Three of these girls are officers of the French club, J. Rydzak, president, Joanne Byrne, secretary, and M. Gorman. treasurer. Junior French students M. Howell, E, Leckenhy, M, ladicicco and J. Lawrence are looking over the menu as K. Elmer stands waiting to serve them. C. Kro- licky points to the descriptive paragraph that explains the scene that the girls are acting out from a short French play. 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S. .'XIH'llZl'r!'. ,Iaynff NIC Iilllgllllll. 'I'l1r- map wa- mailv- ax u junior Iilxturx lumix-m'I. .f W. f 'N . As a project of llffnnsylvunia history tha' frwli- man class wen- give-n history IlUlf'lJH 'S prepare- on faniuus uve-nts. Siflvr Luurc-na sec-m9 well pleaswd with N Whalvnl Iirujvvt Anxiously awaiting Siflvrl appruval ar- Blachut, D. Paul. N. Elmvr. ll. Crip. Lesantf- and D. Mclhiiifiugli. Fl't'hllIl13I1 IIlf'l1Illl'I's ul llii- ,luiiiur Hisliwiull fflull allviltixvly mirvli llie' fliclvs nn Stew! LIS ll. llL1Sf'll skillfully :mpc-iulvs Illi' ll'll'4'L'l4ll l J Ollivr historiunf .l, Wriglil. Xl. liawr, li. Xia: Dunalml. CQ. lilavliut fm-viii In lu- 1-iigruw-mi in lllQ sulaje-cl. NI, l.. Yviw-lv l.XfK1l7IlI-fly! vxaiiiiiria-5 Ilii' lima! lumklvlx un iriwniii' lux form- :ik part nl' ii I'.U,ll. dNNlQI1Ill4'lll. lwrxf mu, lr!! frm lltlflff X xlllllililllllllil. Nl, Xli'Xl1iliin1. Nl. X. Siigiuiv. li lizirre-tt, .SFIUIIII fuzzy' Al, Xlt'I't'lll'l. K. llzirliiml N. 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O'Nvil. .Ivan llyrnv. anrl Nl Munda. lrrif-f l'Xll21IlZlllllIlS of tln-ir ne-w l lilnwvr llf'ZlllIlg1 sy-twin. N4-wr will tli. girls have' ln mis tho Coltl wa-athvr breakdown in the- nnw hvalingr qs il tlay nf st-lmnl YNllk'll arrivr-5. lnvvztllxn- nf Li ltr-ating fyftein. 'lnlwir te-in pruvitlf-S a min- forlalilf- lt'lIllN'I'i-llllfl' Ilirmivlintit tht- Qclmul. :- Pvering into the mln-vp and mlark parts nf the human Car appvars to intrfr:-Qt C. Hvlliingz, C, Ure-gn. ll. Sllaffvr, ll. Paul. ancl V. B4-ssc-r. 'lihv girls are studying thx- spf-ciiiwn as Nl. Wavlitc-r pointi out anrl rlvQC1'ilrr-sit. Study- ing tln- human hotly is a rc-qtiirr-cl tunic' in firxt ye-ar llvallh t-law-N. Thi? was Ihr- Qoplrulnurvs' first lmil-1 at it vruyfifli. Handling um' was a rc-al r'xp01'ic-mv. Solnr- ap- pruavllml it with 4-njoyinvnt. utln-rg with trepidatiun. and many with rval llllt'I't'Fl. si Freslinwn S. Viflay. N. Wlizilwn S. fN'lr'Keu11c-. F, Unmlu. untl l Nlivliavls art- iI'lIt'I'l'Sll'1l in lllt'll first lvssun in signvrl nnnilu-i'- E. King and C. Half-3' walk tht' flour in oppositv tllI't'4'iiHIl4 six A Upalko iliri-cts the-in. 4- tht- wplimnorvs in avtiun again? wnrking with thv pantngraph. R. H wins- irilvn--tc-tl anrl wry prufivic-nt at tha- 1-nlarglingg uf ii map hy this nu-thml. lllu-trailing pn-ximif inath projm-'ctts are- ll. Ynurick. ll. lioilnrir, P. Mittvriiwivr. und ll. lllivha. 'I'hf-y are trying In lille-wrt I.. Kmfavf. ll. Stawick. R. A, Hirusky. zincl ll. Patterson in the ae'- vmiiplislllm-rils uf pa-t stuili-nls of muth- r-tnativs. 'lllltf irlvas tht- girls gl-t will ln-lp in aw-inlvling thvn' own prujvcts. all vw -ix urv quite, int:-nt on llunf-hak. M. ON.-11. ii. c:.mft.y. K. nt-f lanvy. fl. Sciurrvtti. ll. lluanc- haw ln'- Eager junior alf'1'l11'11 st111l1'11tf. Nl, Nl11lvil1ill 11111l Y. l,21Wl'yli. 1- are happy to haw lounml tl11- Hlbllllltbll to illt'lIA p111l1le'111 11l11l1 R. 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Cronin t'XIll8lHS 111 fe'll1,1w 111atl1 ftinlenls tln- 1'1- ' 1-cl parts uf il unit 1'ir1'lP 1 D Senior in-truinf-nlul pupils. IJ. llurliiur. .l. liyrlzuk. ,l. llyrns-, and D. Prior uri' liaxingr Ll lvssun un pr-mliil lwliriiqiiv and or- gan acrmiripaiiiiiivrit luy Sisli-r Nl. lfli-iirumi. l., Nlvfliillislvr lius the liunor mil ln-ing the first musii' pupil In If-sl lu-r ability on thi- new Cnrni Rliapsmly ifrgiali. ,Hw--.-WW,a- Here it is , . . the new Baldwin Grand nn which these twenty-two high school music students learn the works of great piano masters. J. Byrne plays Ch0pin's Pol- onaisf-, her musical love. .,.,.,mr Skelax- Uni- ul the- many iirlwarilzlgvs Ilie Rusiiliun grill- 1-njuy is lll4'lI' vla-s in musil' upprveialion. He-re the- girls tune' in on Ullllll' Sung nl AIll1'I'lt'Ll.-i ll Illllsll'Lll saga iii our t'HllIllTy's lifllllllllllgl. ll is pre- svnlvrl liy l:I'4'4l Wvaring unrl his l'4-rinsyluiriiziiis. There's a song in the air and these second altos are responsible for it. These girls sing the solo section of Donkey Serenade hy Friml, one of the selections they will sing at the Music Festival. P. Cesky. operates the recorder while C. Crieb. G. Baker, G. Coc- cuzi, M. Toth, M. J. Baver, K. O'Neil, J. Winter, B. Schaffer, and J. Woods sing. later to determine the truth of the matter. vocally. ST. ROSALIA CHORAL CLASS First row: D. Magee, J. Monahan, D. Prior. K. Garland. B. Yourick. V. Tanney, Joan Byrne. B. Dusch, K. 0'Neil. Second row: A. M. Bones. E. Palaoro. M. Wachter. E. Lavery. N. Kleppiek M. J. Baver. C. Grieb, B. Schaffer. P DeFazio. Third row: A. L1-sante. J. Bodnar. J. Wright. C. Nemeth. Fourth row: E. Nedlik. J. Petrone. M. Balrlingt-r. J. Rydxak. Fz'fth row: J. Sheffo. C. Sciarretti, J. Tornese. M. Dusch. L. McCallister. J. Winter. Sixth row: N. Coyne, K. Cain. M. Palumhi, ll. Dusch. G. Coccuzi. C. Baker. Serenth row: P. McHugh. M. Schwamherger. C. Sadowske, J. Elash, B. Nemeth. Eighth row: E. Balewvjder. K. Seaman. M. Bowler. Joanne Byrne, D. Bodnar. Ninth row: P. Cesky, M. Elash. M. Toth. J. Woods. Busy Hosalian Iicaw-rs V T .. . unnm-y and E Helhling. prvpart- to stark thr- kiln with ce- ramics while K. Fervr and V. Maddatnma put tt f' 'N ' ' IC mishmg tonclws on the-1r Creations. Thr- kiln is a rr-vent addition to the- art room sup- plied by the- svhool to 1-nalmlv the girls to vxprf-ss thvir artistiv talents in vluy. A.: ...gl Fr:-shman art s tudt-nts find adwnturc in u inf' wats ily X. . Oil volors are favored hy the junior and svnior art students as a moans of vxpra-ssingg their ability with canvas and brush. ln this phase of the Rosalian art coursa: the' girls may Choose th' . . elr own still-life svtting. C. Wright nears vomplt-tion in the painting of he-r own home while A. M. D'Amico gets some point:-rs from Sister L . . g aurvna. J. Woods and M. Mc-ssman reflect both glee and satisfavtion over tln-ir lllt'IllS. own arcomplish- has s X, 'r colors a- 21 nn-dium to portray iw t in still lift-. N. Ehnvr, ll. Mcllonougll. ' i ' ' ' au y 1 .ml L. Sturm lmrush lightly to lil:-nd volors wllilv L. Anderson, ff. lllavhut. and l'. De-Fazio in tht- lvackground add tht' final stroke-s to complfltv their own indi- vidual projt-vts. Freshman artists C. Britt and ll. Mac- Donald and upperelassmen N. Coyne. J. Tornese. ll. Fialla. K. Ferer are putting: finishing touches on their original arti- facts. They are secretly hoping to win a prize in the art Contests. K. Freshman and sophomore artists, L. Mazza. K. Cain, A. M. Benes. and C. Blicha. are hard at work on their projects rendered in water color and silk screen and are eagerly awaiting the time when their projects will he Completed and will lie ready for competition in the diocesan and in our loeal exhibition. Linoleum blocks introduce a new experience and help in the development of original ideas for these sophomores. M. Conway. M. Tueholski. and C. Blicha work at the press printing their designs, as J. Tornese and B. Stawieki apply more color and R. Rufrgiero completes hers hy using the iron. Smilvs nn their facrs silggx-st that their afternoon luncfhrnn for their l'l219SllI2lll'S will ln: tempting. P. llusch anrl E. King are preparing thx- whilef Saute: while Mrs. Sinilmli is e-xplaining the next procews in prej- paring biscuits to K. Hugvr and M. liowlvr. A. M. Hanes is husy dicing Ce-lm-ry fur their main dish. tuna salad. ln Ihr' lionw r-c-urirvniivs Class. thu' girls arff taught many clilfervnt typw uf things. such as Plllrlilllg and huw to iiianagv a limm-. Hi-rv thc- girls ure- pri-pairing a luncliwmn fur the- nllivr g1irlS in the 1-lass, They are- swlling the- lable in liuffl-'I style, as L. lJil'i0trn poun the tea in the vups. The other girls svtting the Ialmlv ani lj. lJt'l'1ZlLlfl. G, Blavhut Fm-niun ancl li. Duflrivk. . NI. Another proccss of training girls tn be good lioineriiaktws is the nrt of making vlotlics. Here' Nl, Wavlitf-r and A, Lvsante arm- suggesting tliv ln-ngtli of lf. Micl1acl's skirt. 5. Vis- lay helps P, Sallvy to pin lic-r pattern on the inala-rial for lwr new apparel. llrvssing is armtlivi' phast- uf liutnch niaking wliivll is s'xpvct1'd uf 1116111- licrs uf lllt' vcmiotiiirs Classvs. J Strang carefully examine-s the press- ing: jolm alum- liy S. llvrvs as ll. Nlalvy paticntly awaits lu-r turn. ,l. Vlirigllit has just almut vuiiiplvtell I1I'CbSl1lg llvr I72lll4'I'Il for a ill4'lllSP, wliivli may lit' usml in their annual fashion sliuw m111l111'tc'1l at ciI'f't'llfll,'lCl Scllfrifli. I F. 'Y' ,,aFF ' i ,517 'fi avaf' '-? f ' ,.. Editor of the Rasalian, S. Miller. diligently scana fur smnf- pertinent data ahout Pittflnirghl hieentennial, which is the theme of thc 1958 Rusalian. Moderator. Siftvr Mary of tho Angels, and tliv associate editora. Mary Ann Sagnne and Judy Rydzak, seem pleased to diacnwr that some ideas 1.- av., 'deff 'bv parallel tlnm- of the Creat- er Pittahurgxh magazine. Making the eiinnparisnn lie- twt-en Pittshurgrlfs Cate- way tn the Future and St. Rnfalia's wnn't he an hard aftr-r all. Virginia Tanney, wltwe juli war tn direct the photogra- plirra tn pieture set-ups in selmnl. hands Picture Editor Kathy' lfervr one of the many eandid shots to he cat- alngtied. School photographer Carolyn Finnegan ia xtudying one of this pirtures f-he took for the senior at-ctiun. Tlnee uirla find that starting and evaluating inure than 300 pictnrn-4 in a mighty task. i'What dn ynu think uf lhif Copy? is a repeated State- ment ht-ard in the pulilieutimis rnnni when tht-Se Rosalian elaff nn-inlwrs get lngvtlier. S4-ated at thf- hr-ad of thr- talmle. Copy Editor Joanne llyrne i- in a deep trend of thought in IJ. Kondawh. l'. lleiglv. and I-. Znrn di-ruv difft'rt-nt may of irnprmingr their Imdy mpg. 'lhvy have fnnnd xarivty and helpful little liinta irmn the 5r'ar'lnmlv -4-zillviwl up-rn the ralph-. 19.3 1, ,, ' is gf ffagii-ffl ,4- aw' Pup, pn-IZ:-is and umkim-F arc- the daily nu-nu fur Ilwsr Rosafian staff invin- hvrs. who nn-r-d fnrlifying whvn Ihr' Q-Im-k nvarf 1 17.51. Juan Byrne- vhals with Layout Editor fi. Pur- tell in rvgard In 21 In'upni'- lion fur ii picluri-. P. Hun- chak Cf-ntvrs hvr att:-iitimi on the- drawing of Ilia! circlv. whilv I.. Mc'fIalli-- lvr skvtciivs a iilylllli on ai copy flu,-vl. Rusalian typifts jillllfil Ihr' keyboard with Hi'CLll'Z1t'y In avoid 1-rrurs in Ihvir wnrk nn the Cnpy siiwts. Arullnd Ihr' lahiv M. L. Vvrvli. H. Barrvtt. K. Garland. A, NI. D'Ainic'u. and L. He-riiulni vxznninf- thi-ir wurk aw IJ, Prior and Xi. Mi'-Kiiniii CUIlliI1llQ' lu prngrf--5 in making lhi-ir papefrs fian- Ivss. V. Hrnwn fba1'f.'J si-vins in lar' piwifimiaiiiig for hvr l !!II1IiiiIli4lI1b. Wiilk'H handing in lhvir ian Imimfts-r ri-turns. li. lluw 1 Finnvgan and K. 154-r'z'r in pl caplaing P. C11-Nky and .I N111 Curi busy tallying and lx mi the anmunl-, l'. Kuufinun -nnr at the- ri-Qnlle uf tlivir sllftl fill vuinpaign. T111--1' girl- did .1 fini- joh in finuni-ing th: un Iwml-4. K. F4-rr-r ulurn- hi N vrwdili-d lu he-r iiurnw. V114 f- --: ' Civic pride and community spirit exemplify our high-spirited students. Within the four walls of Saint Rosalia High School competent citizens are being prepared for future service to our city and our nation. As the citizens of our great metropolis elect their political repre- sentatives. we here at Saint Rosalia choose stu- dents to voice our opinions. This training in democracy should help us to really do our part to keep our city a great Gateway to the Fu- turef' Members of the Student Council listen attentively as B. Yourick. secretary. reads the minutes of the last meeting. As discussion was hrought up each student councilor took notes on it. Sister Nl. Andrew. NU' dent Council Moderator, offers help and advice on projects brought hcfore the hoard, Around the tahle are class representatives and officers R. Reno. li. Nemeth, M. A. King. E. Barrett. Nliller. NI. Nie- Mahon, B. Dusch. and M. Baver. Thank you, Mother. says Nl. Browning as Mother Felicitas pins on her new Student Council rihhon. The Student Council representatixes Nl. A. King. R. Reno, M. Browning. ll. Duseh. and F. Onda were Selected hy their classmates to hold this honor. Wearing the gild rihhon is indeed a mark of dis' tinction. which carrie- a weight of re-ponsiliility. Every means is taken through daily class schedules and co-curricular activities to develop each pupil's potential. There is an activity to suit practically every talent or interest, so that each girl may have a chance to become a well- halanced person and an active citizen. RH! H THE STATE BUILDING Mc-mhers of the History Honor Society, P. Hanehak. K. 0'Neil. C. Nemeth, R. Rosati, are earnestly gathering information that will aid them in preparing their history essays. 'lCatholic Highlights in the City of l'ittshur,f1h. and Catholic Men in Pitts- burghf, All are striving to win a diocesan award. Senior math Students D. Bodnar and B. Youriek demonstrate the project that took them almost three months to think out and complete. R. Doucette, C. Baker, M. Brown, ,I. Gt-dris. and M. Mulvihill, Mathematic Honor Society members, are looking on dili- gently. They realize that they will en- counter the functions of an acute angle in trig next year. Joanne Byrne. M. A. King. .l. Obremaki. and ll. Youriek. junior and senior members of the Sei- enee Honor Society. are amused at S. Hiller. She ii Showing Sister Nl. Angela what they learned at a reeent meeting about the use and vare of a fire ex- tinguiilier. 65 Members of the Business Hour Socioty. V. Madclamma. P. Lovas. ill. l., Ve-rvli, J. E. Winters. anal tl. Lawrencv. arv gazing intently at what thc- wt-ll-mln-ssewl secretary is wearing. Tlwy area pre-para ing themselves for carm-rs in tho lmusi- ness World of today. where good groom- ing is as important as skills antl tvrh- niques. x Sf-nior mvmlwrs of tlif- Art sn-vtion nf t Honor Society. K. Fr-rt-r. Cf. Onoralo, J. Rytllak. antl ,loan llrynv arf- sn-Ming Music honor stuclvnts K. Se-aman. M. Schwainlwrger. D. Boclnar, anrl M, Toth lists-n musically as B. Nom- vth pvrforms thf- first l'll0flI' of Sonata Patlictique of Bt-1-thovon. This was he-r contribution to the live tnusir' approriation programs inauguratr-tl this yvar at SRHS. ho Nlllsart .l. llyrnv. up tlu' projf-Ctor for a moxiv. Tlivy art- going to sw u film on tht' vraft of vt-runtit'-. whirh tht-v airf- stuclvinff in tlif' art :lass this yu-ar. Katlivrinn' is :- the- i'iff- prvsiflvnt of tht- Dior-wsaii Nlusurt Honor Sovif-ty. 66 They're off again even though the snow is pouring down. J. Rydzak, D. Bodnar, B. Walsh, M. Toth and B. Mullen are on their way to a meeting for the French Hon- or Society students. As you see, J. Ryd- zak is to chauffeur them in her Car. B. Walsh has that strange and myste- rious look, 'Shall I trust her driving 7 Why, sure! These seniors are waiting for the streetcar to take them to the Pittsburgh Symphony concert at Syria Mosque. ln the group are L. Bernaho, M. McMahon. P. Heigle, K. Mc- Laughlin, A. M. D'Amieo, K. Garland, P. Brown, l.. Zorn. W. Blattenberger, D. Kondash, and V. Tanney. These special youth concerts. which are given five times yearly, prove to be educational and interesting. .. Q. fe 'six smm I tx R. Reno portrays the role of Caesar for a Latin play which is to he held in her homeroom. As Neclliek and J. Tornese, B. Saviekas and G. Blieha help Roberta dress for this ordeal. they exeitingly rehearse the parts in which they will partake. l3on't forget that watehl 67 1111- 111-11 111-11-5 1111- 11. K1-111-11-. .1. W111111-. 111111 V, 111111-11:11. 11. N111nu 1lLl11Q- 1111 111-r l1E111l11I1gI O11s111'xing M1 .QI11 2111 Al11t'l'1l'l1ll Day. spc1ns111'C11 115' 1111- S11lf11'I11 C1,1unc'i1, L1-C111-1111y 11111f 111 111-1' v1111- 1111 111ay11r w11i11- .I. x11'l'l'llI'1 611111151-5 111-twf-1-11 1181111 1-u1s1'1-111-1- 11r 1111111 U11-W. 1. 1,z1wr1-111-1-. 11111 r1-1a1iv1- 111 1111- 11111y111'1 111 1'11111'g1- of voting. f1a1111+ 113' 11111111111 1111- 1i1-1111y 111 1-11unt 1111- 11111-N 111 1111- mock 1-11.-1-111111. Y1w1l1' 111-111111111111 w11n 11y a 1111! 11111j111'1ly. Nlaking 11151 1111111111 l 11111141 Y 1 I 1111-S f 1 g1lLlI'11l1 N11111-1'. 111-11113 LIN IlI'1I1l'1lJi11 1111 5111111-111 1.11111-rn1111 111131. l11-1'1- 1111-1 1111- 1,U111I1' 1xf111I'1'NN 5yN11-111 111 11111111u11C1- 1111 11111-1 111'1'1g1'11111. 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The reason for their unusual sparks of interest is due to tho fact that the plaque is written in Latin. This is a nf-w addition to the sophomore Latin roll:-Ction. Classromn rt-prc'sent- atiws of tht- Rml Cross. ll. Duwh. M. L. Nic:-han. L. Kra- nak and ll. Dusch. cliligvntly Scw stuffvnl El n i in a l S whivh is this y0ar's' RMI Cross prnjvvt. 'llhrsv animals went to Vctvrans Hospia tals for Christmas gifts for tiny rela- tiws. Each Class haul a tlifte-rvnt type' of animal tu inalw. 69 Should United Stall-s aid to forvign c-ountrivs lu- substantially incrvasf-1 '. J. etronv starts off the di5CuSsion which will lw llDll1'l4.l hy Apron spcziluws. .l. Hause-r, J. 'llorne-N:-, L. Zorn. Nl, livr- ardi, and Won sp:-akers S. Almruzt-sc-, H. Andvrson. M. Nlulviliill and ll. NlrLaug1hlin. Group discussion is the Chief means through whirh group judgzmvnt Coinvs. It is one- of the- most popular avtivities of thc- Rosalia Forensic' Club. MOH, OH, MOH for lm-alll vonlrol. E. Nedlik practiccs with a candle-. lt is quite a trick to hold tho lm-ath and create the spvvcli sound lay forving: th.- brcath out in tiny tiwastirml amount-. Good. Elaine! The- Candle- ia Ptill light- ecl. n you liste-n what slw words lw- Arfh ideas growing in your mind? That's her aim Radio speaking is fun. says li. Savikas as she hroadcasts a thrvc-minutv speech over the P.A. System. Of course. inflection is important as you must capture an unseen audienco and hold them. g'And now for the conmwrc'ial'f What will you have? Nlost l popular question at the Cream of tht- Crop tournament he-ld at St. Rosalizfs in February was, What is your name. plvast ! Are you in Orig- inal or g'Cirls'-Cx-t0n1p? L. Bernaho handles tho rt-gistration of this nharming miss. while' J. Rydzak and ll. Yourick make- sure shv has all the nccvssary DKDPTS Wflie meeting will now Come to ordvrfi says S. Milli-r. tht- champion in par liamentary procedure. Sharon says she- likvs to conduct meetings tht- parlia- mPntary Way lwcause it Pl'l3lDlt'S the group to find out what tlw pr-oplv in tho mmsting really think. and it helps them to rom-li a group dvr-ision. L'Don't you feel like my 'Fair Lady' now? toast-s R. Rt-no as J. Rydzak practices her MOH sound. HYou won't look so pri-tty whtfn you say. 'The rain in Spain falls mainly on the' plainf 'llliosfl ii's ara- wivlwtlf' J. Rydzak is tht- ape-n-mouthed oratnr in this IJii'llll't'. Shs- is tvlling the freshmen tu fQivv, ggiw, give- to the- Unitvd Fund. St. Runalia malt tht' Ury and gavf- gvnvrntlfly. For this they achie-ved the Fair Shan- Flag of which tht-y arc- very proud. This IJilf'Sil'h In-ffmi is rvally u Cililiivllgll' In NT. A, King. who if an honor sturlvnt. She ami janrt Hyluml frerzlrfrl uw- trying to find the' zmswf-r tn tht' 1-xp:-i'imm'nt on tht, with-r uf gravity. j. Ulm-m-ky Sl't'lIlr to huvz- fnunrl lhv un-vw-r. Nils' Immkg wry happy. ifxplnriiig the- vsmitlwrx tif mu-rgxy wit- un impnrtant ht-lp In f4'fli4tI' piiyfiw -tuflw ,I. Ryd Illh. zak. juuiim- llyrm-. and lf. Wright. .1- thi-y pri-parwzi the-ir tupn-1 fur ths- lntvr- national tit'1Iliilf'ril'ili Yvur prwglruiu. lin- thusiastit' and r-ugvr In lit-lp th.--v piwifpu iw- win-ilttxtf. SINIVI' Nl. .-Xiigvlu ptiinh nut Io'TivQ thingy nf intt-rwt ziml Lllllilllglivr the' mx of -l'l4'Il4't' to In-r ztttr-ntiu li limi Z izkwkt ' I-I 4. Catching a glimpse nf the members of the junior class heginning the morning session. we see theni paying trihute to their country hy reciting the Pledge of Alle- giance tn'the Flag. This is a daily routine in all schools after vlorifyinff Cod hy morning prayers, z- is , 4'Hire the Handicapped is the tnpim' nf Barhara VValsh's essay wltieh she is reading tu Mother M. Felicitas. liarhara won 3510 for her eonvineing eumpositinn on hiring of the handicapped. One of the reasons Barham wnn the award was the unusual way she carried out her theme. Mother seems to agree with Barbara all the way. As the hell rings there is a rush lan orderly one? dvvwn the halls to get to lockers. nr tn lminerrmmns tu talk to friends. nr do some liuinework. Standing very r-lose In the wall are the seniors. making romn for the slraight line uf juniors tn gn hy. girl' ? ,pf 1 i I' Q1 -Q Qlc,m 'f 'X Watching L. Bernabo, senior class president, crown Queen K. Ferer are Kathy's campaign manager, B. Duschg runner-up M. Schwam- herger and her carn- paign manager, J. Dim- perio, and junior can- didate L. Kranak. Ab- sent from the picture are sophomore candi- date L. Mazza and freshman candidate C. Hebling and campaign managers Bernadette Scanlon, D. Beres, and E. Palaoro. Chaperones Mr. T. Tanney, Mr. M. Ferer, Mr. E. Grosiek, Mrs. T. Tanney, Mrs. M. Ferer, Mrs. ,I. Schwamberger, Mrs. E Crosick, Miss E. O'Hanl0n and Mrs. A. Kranak greeted Queen K. Ferer and her escort as they arrive for the Heart Hop. This event was set off by the crowning of Kathy as Queen of Hearts, an honor the seniors won for her hy piling up the biggest number of votes. G--sw -' ' 1.1 -mwLfW- 'll' 4 ss:-twR5xe:f:,:,Nk'5h2W , ,M 1 f , 1. 'Waking Ili:-ir last appvaranm- at Rusaliak is lliif wniur harmonizing: group. Tliv girls have- lim-n Nlllglllgl Ing:-tlwr for the- past fuur vm-arx zlt wliiml mvialf. illliv NSllYf'I4lllllt'4,-l J. Ryilxak, ln Nlvllalli-le-r, Nl. A. S2ig1r,lHf'. S. Kvllyi, V, 'llannc-y. ll. llmlnur, J, Nlvrruri anrl li. Mmiiricli. liupv lin-y will lu' able' In mn- linui- singing IllgL1'Illt'l' aftvr giruiluutinn. X ff-m waflu- nu Iiinv lvlling flljllllllif' niuxii' failm- away. Sunni- of tln- lmyg and girls ste-p Ilivm-ly. whili- Ftill mln-rs wait lralivlllly fm' ilu- main vwiitg uf thu' VVPIIIIIQL. flu- Sufi IIIUSIF, shuffling of fm-vt. annl r-nlurful 1le'1'm'aliur1- wi Iln- atinuspln-ro for ai cl:-liglilful I'Vt'I1lflQ'. 'Why 4-. ri Q.. 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Craig. 111119 1-11-111 if 111-111 LlIlI1llZl11y 11y 1111-' j1111i11r l'1LlNS 111 111111111 111 11111 M'I111lI' vlass. 1111 11 1111111 1 1 1 11 11 111111 11 1161 1241 1 ' 14 ' ' 111111 l11'il11y 1111111-11 111111 rU111111 111111 1111 1111111 115' 515111 Nl. Lau1'1-1111 211111 111-r art r11l11l'l11N. 11. Saxikaf. Nl. N11-ff111a11, Xl. A. Sag11111-. f!'l'I1ff'fj S1-111111' l'1L1rS 1I41'ElSll1'f'I'. 11116611111 1111- aclixilv. Guess whafs going on? lt's not really a masquerade party hut the freshman initiation based on the television pro- gram, People Are Funny. This an- nual event is sponsored by the sopho- more Class to welcome the new freshies into the high school. By the look on their faces they seem to be looking for- ward to their future years at S.R.H.S. 1 get 3. ie? , ttf- t . rr t Y Y l Senior choral lm-nllu-rs lJ. Buda nar, ,I. Rydzak. V. Tannvy. l,. McCallister, B. Duscli, D. Prior, Joanne Byrne, Joan Byrne. M. Elasli watch K, Garland and B. Yourick as they play back the Choral class recording of 'LChrist- mas in Song. Mother Fclieitas, M. J. Monahan, and J. Elash fseatefll show that the recording is enjoyable. Solernniy kneeling at the foot of the altar and honoring Mary as the Qin,-err of May are the graduates. Every year the senior class has the lronor of partaking in the May Crowning by wearing lmlue caps and gowns. We have a T-E-A-H that's on the B-E-A-M. Rosalian haskethall players take tune-nut plus break-ins for a picture. N. Ehner. C. Crieh, B. Fialla. E. Palaoro. C. Purtell. Y. Onda, E. Lavery. B. Schaffer, E. Conroy, C. Hellnling. M. J. Mona- han and B. Dusch make up a team with good sportsmanship a n fl measureless spirit. Athletics help to clraw students closer together hy teaching what teamwork ancl good sportsmanship really mean. Witlifiut these two assets on the part of the players. there is no hope of gaining the goal for Wllit'll they are striving. This is so, not only in athletics, hut in everything that we do. Here at St. Rosalia, our athletic program not only stresses these two fundamental ideals but all the other qualities of utogetliernessn that will prepare us to walk into the future equipped to work with our fellow men: to aeeept success and failure, with a true Christian spiritg to meet unexpeetecl challenges: to keep our goals high so that we may he a ereclit. not only to our sc-hool hut to our eily. state ancl nation as well. FORBES FIELD 'gljracticf' makffs pt-rft-vt is a hf-livf among the Rosalian guards. C. Crit-lm. li, Fialla, Nl. J. Mona- han. H. Onda. N. Elmer. E. Pala- oro and E. Lavery display pre- BarlJara. Barbara. she-'s our gal . . . hut whatis shf' going to do with the ball now? Barbara Dusvh is known for her hook shot throughout Rosalia. It looks as if she is attempting one now. With all hands moving toward thv ball. Barlfs expression rr-voals that shi' in- toncls to ke-Gp it at all Costs. g 2 Cision in quick passing. Hoy, he-y . . . llo. ho. wr- haw- thirty- two points and we want sonic- mo ' . . . and forwards Can got them for us, Our trio of sc'ore-tnalu-rs arm- clrvaming of Z1 win and the Rosalian vhwring sm'tion's idvas are mutual. 8I A lifkvl. Ll lu-kvl. liurluuru Iuulw- lruflu-1 . . . anfl ix fnulwl in tllv prwm-ks. QM lln- lxall mark into Iln- air liarlmru 1,11-V11 l'r'm'n-nw with Illal 11011111111 l'XIlI'L'Fbl4IIl until Ilw 111111 lm-ulv lllfibllgll llw nvt l'l1l'1i1I1-Q up Iwo nlnra- pninlw fur Huwuliu. '1'lll' vxprwfiorl on 'iS111nr1in- l,llI'A lr'll'H lim' vxl-nupliliw Ihr- luv! lllat Rufalians rlw lake- llu-ir gain:-f H1-rinllsly. llarlvara mul Slllvflli' 111111 lllfl ivam III - m'fw rung. Wa They 51 Sl. Mary of lllc Mount 7 36 39 SI. licnerlict , Y 52 41 Callmflral 64 21 Nlouul ASiSSi , , -111 49 Sl. Mary of the Mount 37 47 St. Mary Sllarpshurg , , ,, 49 46 St. Mary S11ElI'lJSlTl11'g , , 48 40 St. Basil ,, 116 32 Sl. Joseph ,, 311 28 St. joseph , , '14 A17 Cathedral Y ,,,, 50 42 Mount Asissi , H 51 38 St. Basil , ,7,, ,, 54 I Guard .PIII high, flllilfti 'vm low . . . hut Kiltflil foul thvnif' says Mr. Monahan hcfuiw' vavh Qldllll' This ycar thi- coach:-5 haw i11iti- ated the- use nf cliagrainf in vx- plaining thee priiiciph-s uf play. H. J. Monahan, LI. Uwili, N. Ehner. E. Palaom, B, Fialla, Y. Onda. E. I.avvry are libre-11i11,q in- tently tu tht- tips of Cttkltwil Mun- ahan givvn to FIINIUHI nut Ihvir plays. Now 11-1111-111111 r ,. ,J 5. 1 111 t ui w ml 13. Sr'l1a0ffr'1'. f t ll I 1 11 1 lt 1 mw 111 haw ba-1111 svriniix 1 1 1 1 pi avtiw. I.c'l's gun. ict? fight. lr-ll will lwliigilllu ami the hcsl way to vwin is to gvt that hail! iillt wha-rc is that hail? 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Nl. l'l'l't'l'. l,. xll'f.2llllHlL'f, I xlllllgl. N. Kle-prsivk ure- llllllill arf1u111l In gm- Z1 llllllil XA'llf'll1'Yt'l' it i- 111-1-LI1-rl. 111 lu-1-11 klnml 1-1111115111 to Ulf:-r Inf aL1l+1111f+l1ilz- in a f'z1r1'y-all l111s. Af 111ml- Rm 11.11411 of tl1n- lui-ke-llrall I4-11111. l'1ilIll4'l' 551114-n ff-4 f- - lf uxuully I1llIlll7l'Tt'll illllilllg ilu- Rnsuliull George Miner Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Miller SPONSORS CARDELL STUDIO SIGNODE STEELSTRIPPING CO. 4804 Liberfy Ave. 23I6 Granf Building Piffsburgh 24, Pa., Ma. I-0494 PIH'5bUF9l1 I9. Pa. Rev. George T. DeVille Rev. Raymond J. Doherfy Rev. Marfin M. Sypien Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bodnar Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Byme Mr. Jay Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Mario Rosafi Mrs. Mary Vogel Miss Iris K. Wrighf SPECIAL BUSINESS PATRONS LOU CARLETTI. Beer Disfribufor 456 Wesf 8fh Ave. Wesf Homesfead JOSEPH RIM FUNERAL HOME 6I7 Greenfield Ave. Ha. I-9484 LOCAL UNION I 843-A.F.L. C.I.O. II5 Flowers Ave., Piffslaurgh 7, Pa. Dr. Clayfon Alexander Dr. F. C. 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Margila, Jr. Mrs. Bridgel Marlin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mallalr Karen Palricia McCallisler Mr. and Mrs. McCarney Mrs. Calherine McDonnell Mrs. M. J. McKeone George McMillan Mrs. Belly McWhirler Mrs. E. F. Milan Helen Minnille Rose Mollall P. F. Moran Mrs. Kay Morrone Mary Ellen Mulvihill, '60 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mulo Mrs. Marlin Noone, Jr. Eleanor O'Hanlon, '52 Kalherine O'Neil, '59 Agnes Opallro, 'bl Mrs. Pele Orsini Kay O'Toole, '55 Mr. and Mrs. Anlhony Palladino Mrs. Mary Pallerson Mrs. A. J. Pelrone Linda Piscolino Francis E. Prior Virginia Pribila, '60 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Purlell Helen Rallerly Marlha Reilly Mrs. Elmer Reis Mrs. Evelyn M. Rimelen Franl: Rebbe Lucille Rolerwilz Mrs. Ross Mrs. Maria Sagone Marlene Sandor, '60 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seampone Michael A. Scarnale William Schob Chrisline Sciarrelli. '60 Mary Schwamberger, '60 Pele Sebesla Mr. Louis Sernoslny Joanne Shello, '60 Mrs. Belly Shore Mr. George Sivey Helen Marie Solrol Mrs. Belly Slolarslzi Tony Slelonic Josephine Slevens Mrs. Sluparilz Mary Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Tanney Virginia Tanney, '58 Jule Torsney Ted Ticcardi Clarence Trichlinger Toni Valen James Vellri A. J. Veller Susan Vislay, '6I Mrs. Gerlrude Wagner Mr. P. J. Ward Mrs. Joseph Webb John Wellinger Mrs. James Welsh Marlin A. Wersing F. E. Wibb, D.D.S. J. A. Williams Mrs. Wrighl Bernard Youricl: Karl D. Zeleslralf Abbate, Mary Louise-29, 44, 51, 61, 70 Abruzese, Sandra-29, 48, 51, 70 Anderson, Lorraine-34, 58, 61 Anderson, Rita-29, 44, 51, 55, 61, 70 Arcuri, Dolores--32, 44 Baker, Geraldine-28, 53, 57, 65 Bakota, Beatrice-45, 55 Baldinger, Marylane-48, 57 Balewejder, Edwina-33, 43, 57 Barna, Darlene-44, 48, 69 Barbarine, Patricia-29, 51 Barrett, Elaine-14, 16, 40, 47, 49, 51, 63, 64 Bassett, Carol-32, 40, 44 Baver, Mary Jean-41, 43, 49, 57, 64 Beall, Dorothy-37, 43 Benes, Anna Marie-49, 57, 60 Berardi, Marilyn-16, 22, 45, 51, 70, 77 Beres, Donna-45 Beres, Sandra-41, 45, 61 Bernaho, Lorraine-14, 16, 42, 63, 67, 71, 75 Besser, Virginia-34, 45, 53, 60 Blachut, Geraldine-34, 45, 58, 60 Blattenberger, Winifred-16, 20, 22, 47, 50, 67 Blicha, Grace--32, 43, 4-6, 54, 59, 67 - 66 Bodnar, Dorothy 16, 19, 54, 55, 56, 57, 65. 79 Bodnar, Joann-52, 57 Borland, Eileen-28, 78 Bowler, Marlene-34, 37, 45, 57, 60 Braszo, Barbara--17, 18, 51, 52, 77 Britt, Geraldine-45, 59 Brown, Mary-28, 44, 51, 55, 65 Brown, Patricia-17, 22, 25, 44, 50, 51, 63, 67 Browning, Margaret-46, 48, 64, 69 Burke, Patricia-15, 17, 25, 50, 77 Bryne, Joan-18, 23, 53, 57, 63, 66, 67, 77, 79 INDEX 67, 76, Bryne, Joanne-18, 23, 4-7, 53, 55, 56, 57, 62, 65, 66, 72 , 77, 79 Cain, Gemma-32, 44 Cain, Karen-32, 43, 52, 57, 58, 59 Cain, Mary Ellen-28, 44, 55 Caruso, Germaine--29, 38, 51 Cillo, Irene-37 Cirilli, Phyllis-29 Coccuzi, Geraldine-29, 57 Conley, Judith-32, 33, 45, 46 Conroy, Ellen-33, 54, 80, 82, 83 Conway, Margaret Coyne, Nancy-33, 40, 52, 57, 59 Craig, Kathleen-28, 44, 51, 78 Crawford, Mary Ann-40, 45 Cronin, Agnes-18, 20, 25, 52, 55 Cullen, Kathryn-44 D'Amico, Anna Marie-19, 20, 27, 58, 63, 67 De Fazio, Patricia--57, 58, 60 Delaney, Kathleen-32, 44, 54 Del Vaglio, Lucy-32 De Phillips, Patricia-29, 85 Detemple, Rose Marie-41, 45, 60 Dillon, Margaret-32, 35 Dimperio, Jerollyn-33, 43, 75 Di Pietro, Linda-60 Doucette, Rita-29, 55, 65 Duane, Dorothy-44, 54, 57 Dudrick, Barbara-41, 43, 46, 60 Dusch, Donna-57, 69 Dusch, Barbara-15, 18, 50, 57, 63, 64, 69 75 79 80 81, 82, 83, 84 Dusch, Margaret-49, 60 Elmer, Kathryn-28, 47, 49, 51, 78 Ebner, Norma-34, 49, 58, 81, 83 Elash, Joanne-32, 33, 43, 45, 48, 57, 79 Elash, Margaret-15, 19, 26, 51, 57, 59 Esposito, Gloria-29, 39 Fenton, Mary Margaret-34, 41, 45, 60, 69 Ferer, Katherine-19, 22, 50, 58, 59, 62, 63 66 75 83 Fialla, Barbara-32, 59, 80, 81, 83 Finnegan, Carolyn-20, 55, 62, 63, 77 Furlong, Mary Catherine-31, 48 Garland, Kathleen-20, 44, 49, 57, 63, 67, 77 79 Gedris, Judith-29, 52, 65 Cesky, Patricia--15, 44, 49, 63 Cesky, Rose Marie-37 Gorman, Mary-27, 47 Gouza, Geraldine-45, 51, 61 Grego, Geraldine-34, 45, 49, 53 Grieb, Catherine-33, 42, 57, 80, 81, 83 Crochal, Victoria-32, 48, 68 Gruber, Nancy-28, 39 Guitilla, Frances-31, 45, 46, 48 Hagan, Mr. Edward-53 Hagar, Carolyn-30, 45 Hanchak, Patricia-19, 20, 55, 63, 65 Hanchak, Rose Marie-33, 54 Hauser, Judith--32, 38, 41, 45, 70 Heigle, Patricia-19, 20, 27, 40, 44, 62, 67 Helbling, Claire-34, 45, 53, 60, 80, 83 Helbling, Elaine-28, 58 Hernon, Mary-29, 44 Hirosky, Rose Ann-15, 21, 49, 50, 54, 77 Howell, Margaret-28, 40, 44, 47 Huger, Kathleen-60 Hyland, Janet-21, 23, 43, 45, 52, 55, 72 Iadicicco, Mary-28, 44, 47 Ignelzi, Mary Grace-33 Iverson, Kathleen-31, 32 Jablonski, Marie-30, 43, 46 Jenkins, Barbara--37 Joyce, Mary Catherine-31 Kaufman, Patricia-20, 21, 26, 38, 63, 77 Kearns, Ellen-31, 46, 68 Kelly, Sara-15, 19, 22, 42, 43, 44, 50, 51, 76 King, Elizabeth-41, 54, 60 King, Mary Ann-28, 53, 64, 65, 72 Kleppick, Nancy-34, 37, 45, 57, 85 Knapp, Eileen--33, 52 Kondash, Dorothy-17, 21, 22, 38, 45, 50, 55, 62, 67, 77 Kovacs, Lorraine-29, 54 Kranak, Lois-29, 39, 69, 74, 75, 83 Krolicky, Carol-29, 38, 47, 74 Laird, Marilyn-32 Laukaitis, Mary Louise-31 Lavery, Eleanor-34, 57, 80, 81, 83 L'awrence, Janet-28, 38, 40, 44, 47, 51, 66, 68, 74 Lawryk, Virginia-51 Leckenby, Elizabeth-28, 39, 47, 68, 74 Lennex, Judith-37 Lesante, Annette-49, 57, 61 Lind, Kathleen-28, 51 Lovas, Patricia-28, 38, 51, 66, 74 MacDonald, Bernadette-49, 59 MacDonald, Marilea-30, 43 Mackin, Mr. Stephen-83, 85 Maddamma, Vera-22, 26, 27, 49, 58, 66 Magee, Dorothy-41, 43, 57 Maley, Clare-34, 41, 54, 61 Mazza, Lorraine-33, 59, 68 McCallister, Lila-23, 27, 47, 56, 57, 63, 76, 77, 79, 85 McDonnell, Carol-32, 52 McDonough, Donna-37, 41, 49, 58 McHugh, Patricia-32, 57 McKeone, Suzanne-54, 61 McLaughlin, Dorothy-29, 45, 48, 51, 53, 70 McLaughlin, Jayne-29, 48, 51, 74 McLaughlin, Kathleen-16, 23, 26, 44, 67 McMahon, Margaret-23, 26, 40, 41, 49, 50, 64, 67 Meehan, Mary Catherine-33, 69 Mercuri, Judith-18, 24, 44, 49, 63, 68, 76 Messman, Margaret-17, 21, 24, 43, 58, 63, 78 Michaels, Eileen-34, 39, 54, 61 Miller, Sharon-23, 24, 38, 53, 55, 62, 64, 65, 68, 71 Mittermeier, Patricia-33, 54 Monahan, Mary Jean-41, 57, 79, 80, 81, 83 Monahan, Mr. Thomas-83, 85 Mullen, Barbara-28, 38, 52, 67, 74 Mulvihill, Mildred--29, 52, 55, 65, 70, 74 Munda, Mary-28, 38, 39, 53, 74 Munda, Wilma-34, 39, 41, 46 Nedlik, Elaine-30, 42, 46, 48, 67, 70 Nemeth, Barbara-30, 64, 66 Nemeth, Charlotte-28, 52, 55, 64, 65 Obremski, .loan-29, 45, 52, 65, 72 0'Neil, Katherine-51, 53, 65 0'N eil, Margaret-32, 54 Onda, Frances-25, 37, 39, 54, 64 Onda, Yvonne-18, 49, 50, 80, 81, 83, 84 Onorato, Charlotte-22, 25, 40, 51, 66, 77 Opalko, Agnes-34, 43, 54 Opyrchal, Janet-33, 38, 46 Palaoro, Elaine-37, 41, 80, 81, 83, 84 Palumbi, Marietta-33, 38, 48, 55, 57, 63, Pancoast, Carol-28, 48 Patterson, Phyllis-52, 54 Paul, Daneen-49, 53, 61 Petrone, J anet-30, 43, 57, 70 Pribila, Virginia-37 Prior, Dolores-40, 47, 51, 57, 63, 79 79 Purtell, Carolyn-21, 25, 26, 47, 50, 51, 63, 80, 82, 83 84 Reno, Roberta-30, 48, 64, 67, 71 Rosati, Rose Marie-17, 21, 26, 40, 65 Ruggiero, Rachelle-32, 59 Rushe, Maureen-28, 48 Rydzak, Judith-23, 26, 47, 53, 55, 57, 62, 66, 67, 69 71, 72, 76, 79 Saar, Gail-31 Sadowske, Gloria-33, 57 Sagone, Mary Anne-15, 16, 42, 49, 50, 51, 62, 76, 78 Salley, Patricia-39, 46, 61 Sandor, Marlene-31 Savikas, Barbara-30, 43, 67, 78 Scanlon, Bernadette-29, 40, 43, 74 Scanlon, Berniece-28, 40, 41 Schaffer, Bernadette-53, 80, 83, 84 Schwamberger, Mary-33, 43, 46, 57, 66, 70, 75 Sciarretti, Christine-32, 40, 41, 54, 57 Seaman, Katherine-57, 66 Sheffo, .lo-Anne-30, 33, 45, 57, 70 Shimp, Janet-34, 46 Short, Judith-29, 48, 78 Stawicki, Bernadine-33, 38, 43, 49, 54 Strang, Jacqueline-34, 46, 61, 85 Sturm, Carol-39, 58, 61 Tanney, Virginia-14, 16, 23, 40, 47, 58, 6 Teckmeyer, Joanne-31 Tornese, Judith-43, 48, 57, 59, 67, 69, 70 Toth, Margaret-28, 29, 52, 57, 66, 67, 74 Tucholski, Margaret-33, 55, 59 Vereb, Mary Lou-26, 49, 50, 63, 66 Vislay, Susan-34, 39, 54, 61 Wachter, Mary-34, 46, 53, 57, 61 Walsh, Barbara-28, 53, 55, 67, 73 Ward, Dorothy-28, 44, 48, 51 Whalen, Nancy-34, 43, 41, 49, 53, 54 Winter, .lo-Ellen-29, 57, 66, 74 Woods, Judith-28, 57, 58, 68 Wright, Claudia-19, 27, 45, 58, 72, 78 Wright, Joanne-34, 49, 57, 61 Yanek, Beatrice-46 Yourick, Barbara-18, 27, 42, 47, 54, 5 76, 79 2, 67, 76, 79 5, 64, 65, 71 Zorn, 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