St Stephen High School - Reflections Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1947 volume:

V P ,19- Mary Skelley .... Editor-in-Chief Patricia Finn .... Literary Editor Jane Hess .... Business Manager Diane Hendrickson . . . Art Editor ST STEPHEN HIGH SCHOOL Cleveland Ohio Ajl YK 3 x' Xl x , ' w 'X xx X , W ,,,,,,,4g,, Jhk., I Z fgufof Loaf M v za! C Xf f 3' -ff L L fill .Su ' ,115 aflfgalz, w sf' 1 I 'Q fa . xi' ,u . -Q .'l v 1 ,n X.-.-J-in AK ctxxx flflfflafza .5 alfa ofa 5 No poet could ever describe the feeling in our hearts when we visit the Church together -rows of Stephenites attending Mass each Wednesday, Forty-Hour devotions, retreats-- praying that God be pleased with the efforts of the girls who have come to St. Stephen to be prepared for the task which He has assigned to each of us. St. Stephen Chul ch - . sn. ivy , s sm. . --if Y J St. Stephen High School LUZ OHZE 617615 'ZOWZ OHZ5 Looking at St. Stephen High School, we see, or perhaps feel, that it is more than a building of brick and stone, for around the outer walls of the school there is another, an invisible wall of loving solicitude, built by the careful hands of Monsignor and thc Sisters, who take the responsibilty of training us both spiritually and intellectually for contact with the workaday world. 7 Jlffofgal Of Q Sw! lyoutngfty fb cftcafs She walked wxth God so zery close to Him Who was the dearest Ioze o her pure heart Her shmmg lo: e her zxrtue unde led Caused God to choose her as mother of Hts Chzld And Lhrlst dylng on the cross for the sxns of men qave to us hms beloved Mary that we mlght know the warmth of her love and that she mlght be to us as she had been to Hxm a holy loving Mother a mother to whom we cm brmg the most trymq dlH1CUlflCS .1 mother who walts wxth open heart and arms to comfort us when we are world weury s1ck or sad Her love for bod IS so strong that nt overflows 1n great tbundxncc to the hearts of unworthy mankmd md proves to us the qoodness of God We at St Stephen know Mary as the true treasure of our souls for 1t 15 her tender care that has helped to make our hxgh school years the happlest of our hves There were dances and pncnlcs partxes and plays and always we felt that our heavenly Mother was mth us ln a special way smtlmg her benedlctlon on her chxldren thelr words sound very llke the ones that Mary might have sa d to her chnldren She ns almost wsxble wxth her glrls at Mass and we feel her pleasure as she vmtches us recexv mq her dear Son nn Holy Commumon Today we ask the Mother of Grace to teach us who will someday be mothers some thmg of her lovxng care and solxcxtude That as we lourney through llfe me may feel the sweet warmth of her smile guldmg us IH the trammg of souls for heaven May we follow her perfect example mn carmg for the children that wnll one day be ours And no matter xxhxch of the many roads of hfe we may choose to follovn we shall seek and hnd our Blessed Mother helpmg us alonq the way and making the road a but more pleasant Yes she ns worthy of all pranse our heavenly mother She has set for us a pattern after whlch we must style our lxves Happmess and holmess are the results of Marylxkeness Oh Mary conceived wxthout sm pray for us who have recourse to thee Pray for us who herem dedlcate this book to you to your Dnvme Maternnty Pray especxally that we may learn to llve as you would ln a world luke ours today Help us to reahze the precxous glft of Faxth and treasure It because Christ suffered and dled for lt Llght our way dear Mother by your shmlng vlrtues f . f . , . , f 6 , , . Y v. fi a . H . L . ' . K V v ' r ' I ' ' ' ' . 2 - 1 , ' . 4 ' ' ' v- ' I 2 E -s ' ' z . 1 , 5 -, I 4 . c l A , l C ' I I Y We see her in the watchful care of the Sisters who teach us to love and live. Often . Y V . . E k i . Q . ', . . . V V A VK S , ' V . - ' V i f ' 1 l The Most Reverend Edward F Hoban S T D LL D '14 Blshop Hoban we thank you every one of us because you have been to us 1 Good Shep herd 1 leader such as Christ must have had mn mmd when he ordamed hxs flrst pr1ests Through your efforts to nnten lfy Cathohc educatxon you have brought mlnv souls closer to H1m Durxng the four years of your stay here ln our dlocese we have seen your careful plan nmg brlng about m my ClfhOllC youth actxvxtnes to provlde en tertamment and quldance for hnqh school students such as w We remember what you sald when you hrst became our Bnshop that you would QYFIVQ fymg our greatest possesslon our Catholic Fanth And w know that your every effort has been dlrected toward that very en God has blessed your work dear Blshop Hoban as He has blessed our clxocese by sendmg you to us to be our Good Shepherd Luzcfzecffg .sew One hundred years 1847 1947 years of growth and expanslon for the Cleveland diocese How much the people of Cleveland as part of our own Umted States have for wh1ch to be thankful Here we may attend our Church follow our relxgxon and love our God as He ordamed that we should Under the watchful care of our Blshops and of the varxous teachmg relxglous communntnes xn the dlocese our educatxonal system has grown and prospered Yes our dlocese has certamly expanded smce 1847 May lts work xn the future keep pace wxth the admlr able record that has been nts glory m the past hundred years E Q. for the' Hfurrtherance and solidi- d. Rt Rev Msgr Ioseph Gerz Ou 'za WH Prxest of God teacher and above all frlend flttmg words to descrxbe our beloved Monsxgnor Memorxes of St Stephen Hugh wnll be memor1es of Monsngnor Gerz and wlthm our hearts we hold a speclal place for hlm Hts cheerxng smlle and merry humor have blended into an atmosphere that Hlls our school and l1ghtens our damly tasks His llrst thought ns and always has been for hxs glrls and he funds our every accom that makes for complete education for Monsxgnor belxeves m preparmg us for contact wlth the problems of our chosen career Hts busy mmd never rests when there IS yet chance for Improvement and hxs plans for the future of St Stephen Hlgh are mdeed blg plans On the spxrltual slde Monslgnor Gerz has proved hlmself a wlse counselor to those nn need of encouragement or guldance He sends away each seeker wnth kmdly advnce nd a stronger love for God We may be sure that no matter where he may be hxs heart ns wlth hls gurls of St Stephen the girls who feel a deep love 'md apprecxatlon for then' Monslgnor I plishment a source of real joy. Nothing has been spared to provide the best of everything 4' Q , K afpe 1 W 111, U if sac oflr gf ncfll To each ns gxven a bag of tools a book of rules and each must make ere hfe ns flown a stumblmg block or a steppmg stone These favorlte words of Father Karper take on an added meanmg now as we leave St Stephen Hngh For lookxng back we begm to reahze the valuable assistance we have recexved from him m the mouldmg of our l1ves into steppmg stones to he lven Father Karpers ready asslstance m all of our undertakmgs wnll of course never be forgotten We appreciate hxs untlrmg efforts to brmg each of us through his mstructlons a httle closer to Christ and Hrs Blessed Mother But as we think of Father Karper today the thmg which stands out ln our memorles IS that he has been a frnend to each of us Perhaps we may forget some of the mmor detanls or he has done for us But you may be sure that we shall always remember hum as A day steeped m solemnlty and tradxtnon our Commencement Day' Father a true frxend Bachman S T D graduatnon speaker helped to add a sacred note to this most lmportant occasxon the culmmatlon of four years of study at St Stephen Hrs frlendly talk remmdmg us of what we sponsxblhtnes we are now' gomg to face held a deep meamng for each of us These are two prlests to whom each of us feels deeply mdebted They have mstructed us m the of our bag of tools and book of rules They have added that final and most lmportant touch to education and to them we are eternally grateful are leavmg and the even some of the thmgs OUI' Olll' USC OUI' tk ff IV 5 7? I E Q L E f . . ' A ' ' v ' re- fi -C TX 4 I nc! X OCU OHZOTZOCU . . . Time and tide wait for no man . . , to each is given a brief span of time in which to accomplish .ts best he can that which is expected of him, I was given four years . . . millions of precious moments in which to study und to learn. Four years to prepare nivsell to greet the world and what it has to otler with the squared shoulders of truth and a glowing countenance radiant with expectaiicy. Today. my days of preptirzition :ire over . , mv time for studying has run out . , . today I must depart from the familiar halls ol' my beloved Alma Mater. the sheltering .irms of mv second home. As I slowly and thoughtfully iiiartlied down the aisle ol St. Stephen Church, gnrbed in the traditioiml white sap and gown, and carrying a bouquet ot scarlet rose-buds. l recalled mo-at clearly the words of wisdom that mv dear Nlonsignor :ind the good, patient Sisters have often whispered in my ear. I .isked my Divine Savior to bless me and to walk hand-in-hand with me forever down the aisles of uncertainty and the .avenues of hardships that eventually will lend nie to eternity. As I left my place to receive my diploma from IVIonsignor Cverz, I remembered the hours of study and the days of preparation for the time when I should be presented this white passport that would introduce me into my new life of surprises. excitement, and independence. Finally, as I reluctantly retraced my steps down the middle aisle, I thought of everyone who helped me to reach this day . . . my parents whose unseltish denial of pleasures enabled me to tinish my education in a Catholic school . . . and dear Monsignor who was always thinking of ways to make the school more pleasant and modern for me . . , my teachers who sacrificed their personal glory and desires to give me the splendid Cliristmn training that will shield me from worldly indifference Time and tide have not waited for ine . . . so with tears of grati- tude dimming my eyes and a sense of loneliness piercing my heart. I shall smile a greeting to the future, made all the brighter because as a graduate of St. Stephens my heart holds memories of past happiness and a joyful expectancy tor the future. Ml Karet Colluns C r ek lre udent The senuor class our class What shall w say about ut7 Shall we tell you about uts spurut the co operatuon ut has guven un all actuvutes the fun we ve had together skatung and dancung workung or studyung These thungs are of course all true But as senuors wrutung of theur class we should luke to tell you of each of uts members tell you about the funny smule of thus gurl and the quuet seruousness of that one We should luke to have you know each of them as we do For we cant help but thunk that uf you knew each of the gurls un our class you too would love them ln the followung pages we shall try to tell you just a luttle about each graduate to help you know them better Lui Q3 aaa Leadung the vtav are our clsss ofllcers Dolores Cercek Margue Colluns and Marue Daquula have done 1 prause worthy uob of leadunq our senuor class Hard work and plenty of ut that us thc lot of 1 cass all the varuous ac of the school year ofllcer Plannunq and puttung unto effect tuvutues take up But much of theur tume uf you ask them theyll tell you that thev have enjoyed every munute of ut lts always fun and theres always tume to do a uob you luke to do bo whule we re extend ung thanks and prauses we thunk ut well to say well done to these three qurls who have led our class through uts best year llrle Daquull c JF g ' -- I V A K -L l L r A P V . I I c . - P . . , A I f - . r i 4 . , l u ........... .... ' . ' . ' I ll . . u , in! 3 . r ' ' i ' V ,. V' ' '-l'resunlu-ut A F 1 , ' 1 f I fl Q l ,f u X - Dolores e c -l A l 5 l ' d ul lil, 1 , , -1 . 1 S- ' , . e A , ,, . g I v Se retary-Treasure 5 t Shc-'s tall and valm :mtl very cool, Ami tries to prnctice the Golden Rule, Long brown hair and hrnwn eyes too, I 5 As the Spirit, of St.. Stn-phvn we'll re- member you. You're queen of the crowtl. and lmllt- of W.. the town, Vresentim: now, Miss Rosemary Brown. I Dorothy Bechtel Dolores Braaty Loretta Brennan Dolly is ht-r nickname And wull it might be 'Cause she looks just like one And is as Cute- us can lm. ' Sho 1loesn't put hor lvunanus ,n the rvfriia- crutor. Nor has she trnvvlt-tl south of the equator, llut when it. comes to knowlutiize of things W' riizht, Dot. CaSsQlberry's on top . . . shv's really bright. George Washington is her patron saint Oh! You wonder why Because our dear Loretta Could never tell n lie. V 5 l She loves to eat but never mains wt-iuht. 'l'h:1t's something! about which to cc-lt-lwraitu. 1 Rosemary lh-own Dorothy Ca:-selberry mic! fan Q C! T5 I , , X i f Jeanne Conrail Jenn Corriizan 655815 Her kingdom for n horse She'd give without remorse She'lI never go amiss This pretty green-eyed Minn. Student Council President, busy as n bee, She's always on the job, as you can road- ily see. Her sense of humor is something keen. Jeanne Conrad is the gzirl we mean. Mary Jo is tonscientious She has A code to live by She keeps the rules: sho does her work. To do her best she'll always try. With eyes as bright as a hlnzinp: light. With a smile that makes life seem bright. That's Ji-anne. our sweet lrish lnss, We'll nlwnys he gzlml she was one of our class. If you meet her on the street, you would realizi- There's vhurming personality lu-hinil her blue eyes, And we who know her can surely see Why people call he-r, 'Rosie. A' o-f-. f-.A f -1- me f 'EY' ff:1 ' Z 1 I Doris Dempsey Mary Jo Dlneen Rosemary Doyle ,...,....... Flashing eyes, dark shining hair, Gay as s lark, free of s care. We find it s treat, when she's in her seat This little girl with dancing feet. Never A worry, st least it didn't show Forever a smile that just seemed to glow Witty, wise, and friendly too, Is this flne friend who is always true If there are problems She'll solve them. lf there are troubles She'll dissolve them. Possessinll bits of old Kilarney We ind our Patsy quite n gal, Hel' Bpsrkling manner is disarming Makin! her s special pal. Ranking high in any exam, Janet says, I never cram. She has such easy friendly ways, Her presence brightened all our days Mary Dusk Ann Feuerstein Loretta Ewelt Pat 'cm Fmn 1 H. Constlnce Fisher Mildred Fisher Always merry, always nay, Meet our sprightly Mary Kay .,,- She's most likely to succeed If it'e charm and Brace you need. .-..,.....i. -,A .., . A. The past four years we've called her Connie, i Th0UKh to suit her we mitlht make it Bonnie, 1 FOP her Kiitgle she's noted far and wide, She maketh laughter itself to hold its . sides. ,fr . Skates are Hashinlz. sm':x l'lurb'x-i smile, She has a philosophy thnt's really worth- while. You're easier tn hear it? Well quoth she, lf you can't he cheer- ful, rl0n't be. Happy go lucky, this Hal we know Thoukh the day may be gloomy, she'n never low With bohbinu curls, and dimpled cheek J. . , Millie, like sugar, is very sweet. , Q Rosemarie. I love you I'm always dreamins! of you. Like the skies up above, yuu're brilzht and high Our memory of you will never die. .X 'x A Mary Kathryn Frain Barbara Furlong Rose Marie Gaede A wonder girl we call her She's really full of learninx! We wonder how in future Years Her hest seller will be turninll out. ll' you see her in the hall uf fame, Dun't be surprised, that's her aim, A diligent worker. a friend tried and true Gerry will always have s smile for you Listen. friends and l will tell Of a senior you know well. She's an Irish Miss, blond and tall Yes, we're speaking of Peggy Gaul. A friend in need, is a friend indeed, This wus always Patly's creed, Always a word of praise, or two She-'ll be remembered ns real true-blue There's a song in her heart There's a sparkle in her eye. Her sunny disposition Kept our spirits flying high. fl! I l E lf youre looking: for a laugh l'arol's the one to see. I-'or she can drive away Bll Cliffs And make you shout with glee As merry as a mountain She has a plan: she has We will see her in years Showing business how it Patricia Haas Susan Hamluzer She really takes nrxdl. ln hvr lengthy stride Xoud better take care While walking with Clnlre Sweet. petite, nntl full of life Her sense of humor sharp as a knife She loves to dance and is lnzht on her feel With nerfect rhythm, that'-1 rmht with the beat. Though she's tiny and a quiet Kal She's always handy when you neerl a pal ln her free moments, she lmeu to skate On any rink, Helen truly rattu Ufouc! li cumin Y' xii L X, x ,. Q 1 in-1:-. ,gf-1.1-,M ww. 13 Z l 1 As the annual business mannuer, she does reign An athletic Miss whose name is June Her dancing ability is quite the ruze Dnn't be surprised when she reaches the stage. Mix the name Dotty with light golden hair, Add soft blue 1-yes, ilf you dar0.J Then ndd a pinch of Irish to this, All goes to make a any little Miss, To get 1-1 friend, you must be true, To all the others old and new, Eleanor practiced this ii. seems, And of the crop, she was the cream. Lv, s x I Dorothy Kennedy Kathleen Kerriizan Jane Hen Eleanor Hoelke Mary Joan Holleran 'S-. lnquisitive, blushing, a nay colleen, A roy little smile, like a sunbeam, Light brown hair and twinkling eyes, To be her friend, you would he wise. Youll never see Joan Go walking alone For a winning way She'll always own. H,.,,,Q . W., ,. - f'. X i ' fi!-5 Lon-ttn Klcinhenz , XS nh J 45 jul' H Always lnnk before you leap, And You won't be in the depths of grief, Follow this and you wnn't wc:-p, All of this is llerni0's belief. She makes new friends, und keeps the old. They'll ln- lifelong lruv'--just like gold. Why? Because she'll be true furever. And nll thruuxh life thvy'll no together. Frances Krish is quite the lassie Her clothes are trim und very classy. She-'s ready to help you in any wny, No matter the minute, hour, or day. g!.,.,-1--6 Murnzarut Koch raw, AY Tu lofty heixzhts she dues :islvire - ' i Q At least three inches lu acquire. If you renlly want to knuw Our Peggy wants to grow. She likes to sing, dance, and skate , And is a true pal at any rate. She is light-hearted, slay and merry, Thus, the tribute we pay to you, Gerrv. :Hn f 41:55. Gi ,U K K 5 X' . J Bernadette Koelmgn I-'rancen Krish Geraldine Kunes aazafaztsa sac Number Please is the line That she has on her mind. For in this her future lies As an operator, ready tu rise. Pat wus friendly, serious too, A classmate in need, provided her cue, To lend someone a helping hand, This rates her as the best in the land With sparkling eyes And A complexion that's fair We describe our Audrey A lass without n care. A perfect picture alwaYs. An artist's dream come true, Possessed of sweet simplicitl' An angel through and through. Never a dull mument Whenever she's near. She's gay as the sunshine And full of good cheer. Alrleun Muier llnlnrvs Munak I tl M ily: L :Exif 15 -. -T 5 5 fi ,,..-i She':-i neat, petite, and oh-sufswcet, Her lung, long: hnir---her dancing feet, She's the senior wi-'d like to rate As St. Stephe-n's Charm Girl candidate. Sweet and lovely with placid blue eyes, A pzeneruus spirit that never says die, This is what inside Geun lies, A true Su-phi-nite, we realize. With u heart thnfs right, And eyes that are bright She's sure to K0 far Traveling light, A sense of humor and lots of fun. Always a smile or n ready pun, DR H I if ll Q ..f She's all of these, this charming lass, The good-humor man of our Senior class Margaretfs une of those lucky girls Blessed with hair that naturally curls. And in her mycs is seen The serenity of n queen. ff? ,Al Patricia Mason Anna McCaITerty Margaret McCartney 26 Elizabeth McFarland Marsrnret McGinty Patricia Medley Now you see her--nuw you don't, A You're lucky when you slo. She's really small, but that's not all, 'X She's a friend. tried and true. 5 Q. 1 S 1 1 Q-at 110 i ,.,-,,...--- Mwkey's a gal who ls right on the hall She has what it taken and that is-ln t all, Put lo a vote I'm sure wi-'rl agree Shi-'ax :ill that a true nal is said to be. s A tiny little senior, Juauphinvi- ia sweet. Her many friends will tell yuu Fur charm she cnn'L be lu-ut She's like a leaping flame A ball of Dre with an Irish name McGinty's future is not too clear, Q-,.,... - ' ' ' - ' Hut, wherever she is excitemcntll be near. Long dark hair, gleaminir eyes Quiet and petite, but oh! so wise A favorite in every class. Ne'er to-be-forgotten, is this lass R, . --gf. Y - 'W ,rw Q .rr Elizalroth Munnelt- .Insephine Mrnrzkn --an Elizabeth O'lJonlu'-ll Mary Therein- Oslrnm Cool as a cucumber Is her number For this quiet Miss ls never set Bmisu. VY Tiff V' 'iii Doro! hy l'alko There's always one in every class, i A jolly, youd-natured lass, And if il.'s u friend you'd like to win, ' Sh0'll bf- around with a ready grin. .rv Over the Kala her Gmzers fly Never pasuimz a key by. For in her life, both now and before Music hath charms that never die I 'f ,, Q. K Doris Neuman Jean Novak 4 I J ,. t :Q ,, 0-1 A personality sweet and charmlml :Q-f, . v- A smile quite disarming , I 7 Mary Therese will always bc ,V I A model of efficiency. a You always find Dot J Ready on the sDot. When work's to be done She'a already begun- Q ...-...Q I An experienced master of the keys, A quaint little Miss, if you please, She can beat out lvooxzie and rlo it so fast. To her playing of llrahm s thir. in quite a contrast. She-'s shiny as a bubble 'Q Playful as a child She's never out of trouble And we love her. 4 rf H w ,.,,,,..-an We can't heln but smile Remembering Marabel 3 1 Phyllis Paolucci Murabell Presley Rextina Reiss -...sq Her laughing way Wc'll remember well. Y0u'll look far For loyalty as true and strong. Carol rose from frosh to senior. With us she'll be remembered long. R If K 2 i Helen Retzer Carol Rose From frosh to senior In four short years Regina rose with 2852 For she always strives to please. fo Uarnl is a first-class lasa, There-'s nothing more to say, Whnt greater tribute run we pay Than, Yun grow more luvalvle every da Tull and S4H'Y1lWl' I-'Hin wnuld she lw Yet we love her Tiny though shi' bf?- In that redfred hair ' And those Irish eyes There's H strength and love From which virtues rise. A smile sweet and coy Best describes our Joy With laughter like a chime Sht-'s smiling all the time. Q Cnrmella Scafnrin JOY Sebnld We've tried to think of things to say As- How she brightens every day Yet nothing Fits her quite so well yn., As the two little words- Just Swell. 04615 O22 LLCCSQZS, .f,f 2 , I 52. , 1 Carol Sickinl Mary Skelley Colleen Slater After the school day is over And books are put away for the day Her attention is turnimz to skntinu First on her list of rating. Y 5 . i Sh0's lrish and she's beautiful. She-'s beautiful 'cause she's Irish. Not one uf us will forget Helene Doris Storey H1-lone Sweeney fb fl' ,ii 2 4 'Z' A, 4 Y0u'd look far And You'd look wide Before you'd find A girl more kind. For in our hearts she reigns u quven, Many a day . . . minus n shoe, Once in awhile . . . a little bit blue But never the less. A friend through and throuzh. Patricia Toker Jean Wagner On thu- top rumzs of the ladder Climbing up tu succoss 'x'uu'll tim! nm' of our srhulnrs Who always did her best. Marian Walter Virginia Ward ,,.v-' I-,4r' l W Jeanne Conrad, Queen ,A . af Rosemary Brown crowns the Queen of Reflections She's done it againl For three years now Ieanne Conrad has been Queen of Reflections. We on the staff, as well as all the girls of St. Stephen, would like to give a special word of thanks to leanne and her royal court for their extra bit that helped to make our annual possible. We wish also to thank our patrons, the faculty and the entire student body for their wonderful spirit of its iy.tt fb Wadden, lierniuiettc Koelmnn. Laverne Mnnnk 32 Beverly Pegler, Mildred Fisher, Betty Jane Haas cooperation. r-fi Mary Anne Kutsis, Joan Kosal, Mary Catherine N W X X us Z glasb- C U dan JEHZEHZ EST WIZEIZ The other night as I was paging through my scrapbook, I fell to reminiscing about my tirst years as a Stephenite. and the fun I had on Sue Stephen Day. I recalled that November day when I was oth- cially ushered into St. Stephens as a full-fledged freshie. Then as a sophomore, my book of memoirs informed me that I was hedecked in a black and gold Top Hat. As I began my third year, I wore an aqua and white Bell-Hop chapeau to distinguish my class as the newly-advanced junior class. Somehow this one day of the year was aiiticipaled and planned for in very much the same way that a small child awaits his birthday in the hope that he will receive a larger piece ot take and an extra dish of ice cream, I can remember, as freshmen. how proud we it-lt when we saw the dreams of sponsoring a successful skating party materialize into a gala affair. Then, as sophomores, we became unusually mission! minded and sped into lirst place in the mission drive with a total of 376 per cent by means ol a show, auctionsy .ind our homemade penny-Hlling concoctions, As juniors, our long awaited real test came. With joyful expectancy we originated and exetuted elaborate plans for our Firs: mixer held on George VVashingronls birthday. VVe even adopted clierryfshaped name cards and red. white and blue hatchets for souvenirs. My days were not all carpeted with roses. however. Many times I was pricked by the thorns ol maybe a low report card, homework blues, or other disappointments, but somehow they all seem so trivial as I look back upon them. Some of the largest thorns seem like little slivers to me now. I hope that all the upfand-coming Steplienites will enioy all the privileges and little joys that meant so much to all of us. lVIay they, too, be as proud of their Alma Nlater as we are, and may their book of memoirs be as hlled with good times as ours are. Nancy Boehmer President ...uw 1: T. Klannr, I.. Grnh, N. Greene. D. Hs-indonreich. Row 2: J. McGinty, P. Maund, R. Malloy, M. Geisler Row 1: C. Gannon, P. liunosky, R. llehary. P. Deere Ruw 2: G. Brennan, D. Bas- nlla. C. Barker. C. Bush 012 ffia avg- One down and three to go. They havent been here very long, but already our little sisters have become an im- portant part of our school. Their participation in all school activities was splendid, showing that the class of 1950 is really overflowing with school spirit. True leadership was displayed by the freshman officers who proved that because something new was added to St. Stephen our school has become a little better and a little nicer, if that be possible. 'in- i fu. vv wi 'S' -' 3 U6 LL! ,TE ainin Ann Hnuck Vivo-Prm-simlent .JS .4 sv -.f ur x 'vw ,-- -w v .al X V '--nr -sw 5 ww Row 1: D. Slivku. li. Zclins G. Speckert, V. V-nil Row 2: F. Ile-lln Turrv. Stcfkn. M. Weber, S, Sc-ill Row 1: C. Ginley, IK. Lenhurd, M. Kle-inhm-nz, P. Gavin Row 2: M. Kepnler, D. Gm-dc. L. Greenwald, F. Koch Row 1: V. Michuvl, S, McNally, A. Nnwnk, D. Mraz Row 2: H. 0'Mulh-y, .l. Mc- Ncvln, J. Pulkn, I.. Murphy 'so ,., up ?'7 sr 1 so Mary Ann Paulus Secretary-Treasurer Row lz C, Rnwloy, IJ. Svhum S. Rnppn, M. J, Vlvsvin Row 2: P. Quinn, D. Sorllnrk Il. Ruxnnk, li, IR-plvr sl 'A-1 nr sf Y? Sf Y-1' T rs su Q. Q 4.- A-4 ow I V Ilelz M Loteur L llnrt-xche I Hur mr Row 2 M Iiouman D lloccla N Ilretelcr M Chumbmrs nw 1 Sprung li StLz Waddux Ulnm.1r uw Z nr cl ls. Steele D Hwmcncy .I Smolkn Row! R Olonnnr J Rutuer M Ilnvchan C ikellvy F Seine! ROW ' R Raleuzh C Qumlen I Qhmnrer J Robe ow 1 R Meynrz- A Naslc utte P Mcbm- l Mnloncy Row 2 V Mnrmrnn I 0 Mnl ley L Murphy lx MrNnmara u- Q-v -on sv vv so Q-1 Y! af- -a NJ V '17 -S -v 'Cv v-v .- C' 4- 5 MryA lafilw if 1:7 wane! kgs E cf The halfway class wnth two years behnnd them and two more to go' They have found thexr home here at St Stephen Hugh They are begmmng to learn the essentxals of thelr busmess educatxon and to develop the dnqmty that wxll come w1th next year s class rmgs It would be xmpossnble to find a class more typlcal of Sue Stephen VIVBCIOUS cheerful cooperatnve and pro gressxve They have passed thexr awkward stage and are ap proachmg thexr future wxth a determmed strlde and a level attltude Max a Curr Ynce on 469 'Z' Row 1: L. Hill, R. M. Joyce Row 2: P. Keating, P. Horneck, D. Klaibor kv Row l: P. Fergunmn, J. Galla- gher, C. Edwards Row 2: Il, J. Haas, D. Geisler, J, Grnff if 0 -vu an T7 'C C Ei of K' 41 elim 7 v ,pi .-v f v vw-v 'D Q' sr Y as Q47 sl ...,-v Af f I2 ow l J Hon lxnmum'-11 Row Z M Joseph M hm-4s R lxrnmpasky ow 1 D er lhrtmn Row 2 J Barnes P llurkx-xrl R Cahill Howl J Schumacher I Wll lnms ll A Wadnlelx ow Z V 1 ms l Skm Q l Wool kgs Q2 Row 1: M. Hs-rdmsm, R. Gyuiro, R. Henley Row 2: B. Haurk, F. Ham- mond, E. Gliva Row l: 1. Gnspnr, U. Check, Row 2: M, Faynk, R. Duhhor, T. Cantlin Row I: H. Mulnnr, Ii. Ole, P. Mullen Row 2: A. Mnsterson. C. Plo- cica, J. Morrison aw- -pf.-..4. gi.-w.-w if '- f-1 1 we 'T ,sn, Q i 3' Row I: C. Hauer, H. Hermann Row 2: T. Hercnl, A. Hart, D. Hendrickson Gi 'QI all -4 sa T QL. 'o- Q- Q' ...- wg' Row 1: L. Muncie, M. Martlnku J, Knmul Huw 2: IJ. Luinl, N. Mulhern I., Mucsirun Huw 11 li. Srhm-rpzrr, J, Hau- flllll' Row 2: l'. Snnshury, J. Small- wnml, I.. Simon 1 Q- T' -if E' 9 lutrlcm O D: nl ell lre-ardent Vice-Pn-side DUO O U2 Oil 'Z I Tc them at seems lake lust yesterday when they walked anto thear first classes Actually at has been three lonq years ey have learned a lot that wasn marked on their course schedules They have learned the essenta als of workxnq toqether h1pp1ly and successfully wxth a common qoal tn mlnd Many of the les sons they have le arncd could not be clas safied under my deflnate suhpect but you may be sure that they are quite necessary Soon their life wxll heqm to take a very dehnate pittarn one that wxll determane the deqree of thelr future happaness n lCl8ll class t it o and we seniors are proud of the class that wall follow an our footsteps hood luck yunaors for this year next year and every ye lr Tein SF Therese Gallagher Secretary-Treas urer Luis Iinkn-1 Elizabeth llnllns -J 'S Jenn limeh Nancy lhe-le r Juan Hrasty Dolure-1 lirnwn -up 1 3 Mary Ion Hush Pntrn-la lnrey 5 A 'Q 1-7 -Q C1 Elizabeth Danrnk Ruth Diilhvy .ff Dunn .-L 10 vat .fb Gail Farren Joanne 535' -5 91 ? 'T' Feeley Helen Fink Virilinia Frantz Mary Catherine .au Johanna Giang!-,eek Maritaret Gorman Jacqueline Grauel Kathleen Graven Pllfflcll GY U fill ff! 72253, '15 Clbm -Q -i 'S' Theresa Heidenreich Mary Anne Herman Lucille Hin 'FY Rosemary Hoglund Rosetta Jonas Irene Judxze R if ? Z '5' Eileen Kilbane Ruse Ann Kilbam- Mary Kitsteiner wa' 7 Mary Anne Kntsxs can Kovnch Anne K,-an Clan-e Larrow Pau-ma Lauer ,le N 3 A 'as 'J 'I s Y --L 40' llry Ann Lorincz Geraldine Manning Ruth McCarthy Joanne McDonough ar 'J 1-9 ,nw ,O in Jean Mclnuxzhlin Antoinette McNeeIn Ruta Norris 'Q' -J' 427 Mary Miles Therese Monlak Louise O Boyle ,..f Ann Moran lsrgaret Mraz Ann 0'Grndy 'O ? 9-3' '-Q 1:1 Rita O'Neil 'S 4865 so ? Nr liernadine Onolrey Helen 0Shlughnessy Kathryn Ostrom .Mary Ott Patricia Pukert Louise Petrus Mary Reddy Alice Roach Dolores Romancik Bettv Sue Sachs Laura Jean Schlientz Patricia Schneider 'S 1 1 'S' 'A Q '5- T 2 5 'Q' 3.3 1' - ..- 4 QQ .,. 5 1 1 ffiv 'PY -A Y Q.-an 8 51 'F 3 -3-S. 33 095 'v fs 5 Nancy Taker 4 Helen Sedlock Ions Schueri-ter Therese Suruvxk Anna Mae Qweeney gr Shells Sweeney Helen qzededskx 'Vx 'Y Margaret Szekely Ceraldlne Thapy Marily' 'Q' n Tomasch Marian Troylm 36 41 N, -cr Mary Weiskittel Carol Wiemels l My Bay :glue Qgiisfzge Eight class periods, five hours a day Han invitation to learn and to enjoy doing just that. Many people have wondered what that spark is that makes us Stephenites so eager to reach school in the morning, and so reluctant to leave it at night . . . what'that iipushn is that enables us to do those little things that many people consider wasted moments. That spark that compels me to jump out of my soft, warm bed in the morning is eagerness and curiousity to find out what pleasant surprises await me at school. Perhaps l shall discover an assembly scheduled or a movie charted for the afternoon. That push is simply a genuine love for my Alma Mater and my earnest desire to support it in every way. When the Catholic Uni- verse Bulletin Drive or the Ad and Patron campaign for the class play began, l readily accepted the challenge and used a bit of that push to spur my homeroom into first place. Then too, my classes were so varied that l became interested in them without difhculty. The Sisters had at their fingertips little devices that made classwork and studying so worthwhile for me. What is more valuable to a journalism student than actually to see a Cleveland paper being composed? The sophomore English classes have improved their letter-writing skill by corresponding with German girls who were mastering the fundamentals of English, Geometry students often exhibited their artistic inclinations by draw- ing designs with geometric symbols as their bases. Girls all like fashions and more than that, they like to parade their very own creations. Home Economics has enabled us to do just that. These are just a few good reasons why l love school and why l miss it after graduation. Do you understand a little more clearly why we Stephenites have that certain light spring in our step and that happy twinkle in our eyes? E55 Qfiyfwe fwzazgwvy Dear Sasters Many tames we have desared to express our humble qratatude for all that you have traed so dalagently 'and unceasanqly to QlVC us but some how our meager vxords seemed so shallow and ansufhcaent We shrank from orally voacang our thanks and anstead we often ran an errand cr maybe dad somethmq extra for you hopmq that you would recoqnaze an our cyes our heartfelt thank you A thank you for that tame four years aqo vthen we were but qreen freshmen and you presented us wath that magac lank that vaelded us taqhtly to the chaan of hagh school lafe and St Stephens welcomang atmosphere a thank you for the harnessanq of our oxer ambataous escapades that a thank you for your sancere encouragement and wallangness to Had us an our encounters as aollv lunaors and hnally as senaors about to step anto lafe s wade horazons vue h ave gradually come to realaze the precious qems of wasdom and vartut accompanaed vuath a sound cducataon that have been anstxlled anto our hearts by your kandly efforts Perhaps we have not untal aust recently paused long enough an our daaly school lafe to medatate on the great treasures of a hrm character and the apprecaataon of the faner thangs that you have endowed us wath so unselflshly As we step anto the future and put anto practace all the knovuledqe vue h an gaaned we shall certaanly say 1 prayer for you Sasters xx ho h axe labored so hard to make us efhcaent secretaraes antellagent catazens 'and worthy followers of Chrast Gratefully yours Sue Stephen 55 '15 E O 'Q Cl . K . L .. C 2 . K X. k 1 , . . . M ' ' 2 , ' 2 2 1 2 ' ' t J 2 . A X 2 . . I k 2 . . A e . et ' Y . . . Q Y . A L 2 . . C ' K ' - ' ' 2 e . we were bubbling over with as sophomores . . . ' 2 . . B C. . I , I . . , . . ' Y Q Z 1 5 V 7' 5 C 4 i I . . . c . I . . . . I X i .V . . . l Y k . ' ' 2 ' 2 f K ' 2 '- A . . 2 . '. , ' 2' 2 , 0 Lord, I am not worthy. M9019 ai 9316155.51 Rows of Stephenites kneeling in prayer . . . Monsignor Gerz or Father Battes offering the Mass . . . And through the church, adding an inspiring atmosphere to the scene, the beautiful strains of the Mass being sung by our Glee Club . . . Approaching with our classmates to receive Our Divine Lord in Holy Communion . , . These are memorable scenes treasured by all the girls at St. Stephens. What a perfect start for any day . . . The entire student body attending the holy sacrifice of the Mass. Wednesday morning Mass, we believe, is one of the most treasured memories we will have of St. Stephens It has given us a wonderful feeling of unity with one another in and through God. Agnus Dei. qui tollis. p ccnta mund It tr-r livliii: th ' 5 UW Xt X.. uf 9 in ' . ilu A ww' 0155, 54 5 115 af Klflfo mg All was not business and typewriters during our four years at St. Stephen. For besides the required subjects our school day included such electives as French, social English. sociology, and journalism, It was in these classes that opportunity was given to us to pursue special interests. Who knows? They may prove to be the foundation for a future career, Perhaps a future linguist, a social worker, or a for- eign correspondent may trace her career hack to the days when she was an enthusiastic Stephenite. ri-rich S-it-ml--yy Arminvl tht- vliii-k in PM-,H-1, 57 Haitian 5 lihi-ivmri-- :irr'ii:- mn-inl Iinpzii-h display Tomorrow's Secretaries Gaining sm-efl in Shnrthaml Svnior Religion-:always H lllvilfiufl 'ZOHZ U25 The final touches of our education . . .Qur senior year has been a maze of shorthand, and secretarial training. And now as we stand on the threshold of a new world we are thank- ful that we are equipped to meet it. American democracy has taught us something of what it means to be a good citizen. And as fu- ture citizens we shall look back on our senior year as a happy one, one over all too soon. Discussing American Poetry Comptometrl' C1853 fo 36155 Our juniors began getting ac- quainted with the business world. To them shorthand presented an intriguing adventure. Beside laying the cornerstone of their business education, jun- iors were busy with many other subjects. For example, if you had been in the library during one of their lunch periods you would more than likely have seen at least one junior solemnly stand- ing in a corner orating, with one eye on the clock, preparatory to that all-important speech class. They continued on their Quest For Happiness studying the Holy Ghost and the Church under the direction of Father Karper. Yes, the juniors can look on VDHE IXEN American History in N'E 'S action their third year of high school and say, a job well done. Lessons in Duplicating Junior attempts nt urutory Junior Buokkeepers izoffoovin A straight, line is the shortest path betwee two points. Continuing a pattern started onl a year ago, the sophomores have literally race through another year. Whether it was Latin o geometry, biology or Religion, or buying mis sion babies the sophs tackled it with vim an vigor. Srudious Snnhs For some, biology held the most interest, an for the more mathematically inclined students geometry was a pleasure. Still others put Lati at the head of the list. But whatever our sophs tackled they did wit energy. They are practically bubbling with it Biological wonders 1 .l A-Q. -1-W. Learning sentence construction Sophs mllke 8 KBYHC Of LB'-in Ninety shy new little students were added to our high school last September. But by now they have fallen into the regular rou- tine of school life at St. Stephen. At first the freshmen wandered around rather aim- lessly searching for the algebra class or the sewing room, but their spirit was never dampened and they soon overcame all ob- stacles. Among other subjects which have been keeping our freshmen burning the midnight oil are world history, English, and general science. They have really taken an interest in their new life. As they pass on to their sophomore year we would like to offer a word of congratu- lations to our spirited little sisters. Pll glhylt wc oofsfsfzs This night was ours alone Cross my Palm TT 0 .cqafioof September 4 Registration Day Books, books, and more books! the cry of Stephenites as we started off another school year. October 10 Sue Stephen Day Our traditional get acquainted day was characterized by a festive air. October I9 Fall Frolic Stephenites and Latinites alike will never forget that memorable dance. October 24 Student Council Induction The Student Council swung into action with new oFHcers and new ideas. October 25 Macbeth Scenes Cold chills ran through the audience as seniors brought Mar'beth to life. October 28 Uniforms Again Decked in our favorite blue, we Sue Stephens received our first report cards today. November 8 Catholic Book Program At a special Catholic Book Week program, dramatic scenes, radio skits, and charades were used to acquaint us with Catholic authors. l 1-.41 The inner man wus a hunizry man F. -1 Competition for Tarzan? an ,JJ X Juniors, you are so subtle! Mary Kay and podner .O Clafanda November 28 Thanksgiving Day The girls of St. Stephen take time out to say thanks. December 2 Christophers Serving Christ A new organization for the suppression of Communism was organized by the junior class. December I2 Catholic Literature Group Another new organization was introduced in the school to promote the reading of Catholic Literature. December 20 Christmas Program Putting us in the spirit of the season, sophomores pre- sented a Christmas program. Ianuary 24 Senior Prom The most cherished memory of every senior will of course be our senior prom. February 10 luniors Edit Trumpeteer The Iuniors' hrst edition of rhe Trumpetcer was wel- comed with congratulations for a job well done. February I5 Valentine Dance Another Latin Mixer, but this time very appropriately ,,.!,' 9 , Not as easy as it lu You try it! Neuman currivs thi- bull decorated with hearts and Cupids arrows, Mairch 12-13-I4 Retreat We paused for a while from our school life to be alone with God. Want tv. Mimsign Five little songbirds Doss and hcr hos-i ure's where our tc-nchvrs live! Mvgx Cnteh that ily! dafancfaz March 19 Feast of St. loseph Once again we celebrate the feast of our beloved Mon- signor with an assembly in his honor. March 20 Parent Night Parents and friends jammed the auditorium to see some- thing of how we spend our time at St. Stephen. March 28 Ring Ceremony The most important occasion for every Iunior was this long-awaited day. April I5 Alumnae Social We were officially received into the Alumnae Associa- tion. April ZO-22-25-27 School Play Aspiring Stephenite actresses presented the hilarious comedy, Almost Eighteen. lune l Graduation The end of four perfect years. Our graduation day was filled with memories of our days at St. Stephen. Col What. makes you so happy Iune 10 Honor Day A just reward! We sincerely honored those girls who proved themselves outstanding scholastically. 'Z Shine On Z Harvest Muon fzs c cz Alfa 5 As the curtains parted the audience was greeted by three grotesque crea- tures gleefully dancing around a wierd kettle, the contents of which we are told are best left unmentioned. Bloody daggers appeared and much wringing of hands went on as Mzicbeth bewailed his crime: Sleep no more. Macbeth does murder sleep. then the lights were dimmed and the audience hushed, as Lady Macbeth walked in her sleep across our own auditorium stage. The English literature class pro- m I a l l -1 le Q 9 ! i A. Hart. A, Limmn-rman, D, llvntlrieksmi, A Mi istersini, V. I-Irlwiirds I M ll M S 1' i . it rnlrlmp KU nounced the magic words, My Shakes- peare arise, and Nlaclveth came to life Our sophomores also have dramatic ability as they showed in their Christmas program, O Come Divine Messiah. Choral speaking, songs and individual talks were used to acquaint us with the various nations as they awaited the birthday of Christ. lliilures t't-rn-li la: id. A mu. Fm' Q Hen ru-s, Imruthv Q f I' 'Markie V If ..n. AL In'4t'V Blessing our Mtmones Could they be prouder7 EHZO 'ZLEQ UUEE Sweet memorxes m your class rmg may thev ever brmq you ,oy Thus lS our stneere wlsh to all the lunlors as we look on perhaps 1 llttle envlously at thelr rmq ceremony The joyful 'mtlclpatxon whlch awalts this day IS somethmg known only to those who have experxenced It and to them lt IS an experlence never to be forgotten Perhaps that ms why both rumors md senxors 1l1ke never forget thts cherlshed occasxon For as Father Karper told them m hls address thexr class rlnq IS 1 symbol of unlty bmdmq 1ts wearers to one an other and to thelr Alma Mater ln lts txny clrcumference xt weaves all the many joys and friendships we have known 'at St. Qtephen. As Monsignor Gerz blessed the rings and smilingly placed one on each lun- iors hand another sweet memory was added to our own class rings. UO Oyonoz 'ipride of all St. Stephen High, hearts shall be thy throne. Again we sing a tribute to Monsignor. The feast of St. loseph this year was marked by a special program to honor Monsignor Gerz on his feast day. The Glee Club, attired in mar- oon choral gowns, presented a program of favorite melodies, Dol- ores Cercek gave the address and presented a spiritual bouquet and an offering for a solemn high mass from the students. In her address Dolores expres- sed the gratitude which we all feel toward our dear Monsignor who has always been a spiritual father to all of us. Monsignor fittingly closed the program with a talk about his patron, St. Ioseph. Three cheers Play Time ,I rlflfflo 3 VWEO Meetings and greetings were the theme of the day as Sue Stephen went out to get acquainted. Crepe paper hats and streamers galore helped to add a festive note to the occa- sion. What was the occasion? Sue Stephen Day of course. One day of the 365 on which Sue forgets all her books and homework and sets out to have a good time and get acquainted with some of those shy new freshies, This year's celebration included the tradi- tional parade around the block, followed by cheers and singing in the school yard. Latent talents were then brought to light in an amateur show, and after lunch a movie brought a delightful end to this gala day. Sue Stephen closed her day richer in friend- ships and wonderful memories, N t mt L YJ Join the crowd vvf' Nam' Y Spirited Sues 5 , Master of the keys One Day for Fun A64 'Qld-13-414 perfect picture wf' U 05 yogxrm Inokmxc Up . A and qriend tue true fi 40'- Jea C rd dnt 01451 WLLZS 0 E65 Ea Our COHStltUtlOH says lt shall be the duty of the Student Councxl of St Stephen Hxgh School to uphold and enforce the rules of the school It ns thus prxncxple whxch the Student Councll keeps before them always This organxzatlon represents the true spmt of St Stephen for xts actual pur pose IS to create and nournsh the idea of harmony and cooperation among mdnvxd ual students and particular classes They do thexr part to mxke each and every Stephenxte a conscxentlous observer of the rules of punctuallty and responsn bxlxty for as future secretarnes we must learn to be on tlme and to be relxable and trustworthy Our Student Councxl by enforcing or der and obedience to the rules of conduct IS helpmg to keep St Stephen Hxgh what we all know nt to be one of the best schools m the cxty Doris Dempsey' Secretary Dolores MHYIBK Treasurer N1 7 an f- 5 T' ff. vs I ur R linw nw Z 0 I Umm nw X s. 1 an um 1 N Ram xrum nl Mlnp y mx 4 x N u ry un v v- ' U Cunr 1 Rus m r lirnmn S rw 19 Rowl J Schumnchcr R Norrx-4 W2 F kllham I lin h I Kxblm N ow 'I I I.nusr A 7xmmermnn A 1- Nceln I Mulhn YZYX nil 1. Ox QV' 1 Nturhnt Lounrll mnkon a fmlc 1 1 w I I Mnnxk M Imnln-4 M Curran J Iydrxckuun Row Z 'I' Fxxllnuhc r N liuc-hmer A Hnuck R w 'I M A Sumkn I Thom I O Donnell D lirawiy -9 0 S600 scholarshlp and scholarshlps wxll be Members s a result of a competx Merlt Medals arshlp Exammatxon other Mary rf work but It was p IS a 400 Notre 1' Mothe p he xl sen pa 2 sc es very he U1 ill all xsted ln italogue :ther lIlC1d6l and co operat ln general be a stud teellngs of bers who at the xerlts 'D ex 45 3.t1on edlts up to must re class ln on the paper thexr names as staff members Those Promise Of Pmfitmg by selected w1l1 begm thelr work as molarshxp reporters m the February ISSUE Help' Murder' P0llC8' latrlcxa Ifxnn Ldltnr Bleeedmg and croppmg every where Lmes crooked and stralght scattered helter Skelter through the alr Clrcles and stars screamlng for precedence Measurlng stlcks of torture and destmy duelmg wxth compasses Cuts and thumbnaxl sketches strlvmg to iind peace 1n some ln consplcuous corner A bedlam you say' No Just a poor defenseless annual layout staff crammmg to meet a deadlme I-lark' It s a comet' It s a shoot mg star' No 1ts an mspxratlon' Chalk th1s up as one less layout to go After tearing your halr out not lock by lock but strand by strand tyou can do more tearmg SQ U2 ECL Ll25i Work wasn t all that went on behmd that Press Room door The sudden gales of laughter that came forth from behmd those sacred portals could have proved to anyone who happened to be around that late that the Trumpett-er staff had a sense of humor marks stlll whxz around ln thelr heads as the staff recalls the many hours spent ln workmg on the Trumpeteer It was hard work and took a lot of tlme but they wouldnt trade that experxence for anythmg else ln the world Only those who have qone through thus exper lence can comprehend the satxsfactxon felt nn say mg We put out thls paper haxr lasts longery you finallv see t a layout p0SSlb1l1 a sunbeam rlgl' hands Wlt gwmg 6 dlrec ger ll X Lots T A, PQKKY Gaul Rosemary Doyle A nn Barbara wel' .- . ! ' ' S 2 Y , ' Y t L12 1 , 1 - h l co- t 1 of ' . . - Dummy boards, heads, copy, proofreading l' we 7 ,, I . - --P , C , A A 1, ,-' l . -P , - hem a few he dance slgned precxous flrst or arvel Do pete wxth ou under or relatlv Clallfled to t they dxd companied by a dis tl pxctures In Thls Month s Spo 1 E J Rosas te Socxal Lxvmg, fur essay ln the contest Truth T fl t da by enterxng under hxs rs Y two names Unknown to Eddxe h1S lovable Uncle George has hkevwse submltted an esse 'fll6S name one t an emmenf century ' Uncle C but the thus bs mvolwe hxs gn' heard each noon harm 'nz ary mformatlon latest pop tu'- ster Mary advxsor Yorrxs l m De one are m as sten ,plng ch ,ncates th ompleted spe ts 106 has p 'he 38 soclolo 'vugh knowl seem odd to personahtv enter fi coop he d V' uppleme vxslt c h as lppled lll an wx son 1 cou heme d are s ards Amerxcan hlSt01J Av men S r erature speech and rehgxon classes Many a shorthax. IH Collaboratw DOY' meet mn thxs room daxly and they and relxgxon class have nee .no C L G t hke xt verv much Sxster wxthm xts four walls C n t e s t Carol Bartsche, seem o l Yexture Pdnur 45' or' 5 ook P Unden Edlson Cnrnldme Mnnmm! Hcmllme lwhtor latrxcm hitting IJ Hendnqkq on l Gunderman lnskert A M W l 'standing lg H Huck lx Ostrom R .Ionn-. A llmmrrm Miney H Skelley In lnan L ulr M mu Sitting M Daquna B lxoelmgn J Qtandmg D Msnak Conrad D Cerc k M D 2 U Ca lb Palkn C Scafarna Mak M Fisher M Skellfy M Pilileirrz H k auc A lang D 77 ' H 0' o 9 0 , , -v - - . . . I - . V I 1 . , e ' , -1 H f be . ,W-an' , ' ' ' ' I . V fs ' 1 . 0 .1 V. - - ' : , 1 . - You . ' Y A w 'tl , ' , . 9 . V ' V ' - . x 1 'L ' n ' . .1 . . - - I . - I .t- . ' - - . 1 I t V - l A D . . . . . . H AW ' . Essay 0 , ' ' . ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' 1, - - 1 ' I ' U ' ' ' Lauer, News Editor: N-ancy Bie er, A z I ' za , .1 X - .Q ' S . I . ' ' . '. ' I, , 1 N U ' A ' Z v . Sul ' f . H ' ' 11 1 I . ,. 4 k Mary Skelley Pdltcr ln Chlcf atricia Finn, Literary Eiitt Klfllfff J an ucvzz An annual 1S only as strong as xts weakest T square' A T square assures the dravunq of perfect lmes and makes the bumps of producmg an annual a llttle softer Wlthout the stabllxty that a T square offers many a plcture would appear crooked on the page So too an annual IS not self productive xt requires the pampering of an ambxtlous staff the patlent plannlng of mterested semors The edltors of this yearbook have furnxshed stable leadershlp and we on the staff have QIVBH lt the watch ful care and mterest that only semors could possess for the permanent chronxcle of our beloved memorles wav, lx 78 0 ane Hess, sine-'s Mx ag.- Q. 'A Dianne Ih-l1dri1'ksun. Art Editor Layout Stuff Sitting: A. Mnier, H. Rotzvr, D. Mannk Stumling: F. Krish, D. Urusfy, I', Hallnuhvr Hllsinesrx SUNY Slnmlimz: P. Hans, G. Runes, A. Lang. R, M. Gnvnle, li. Z1-num, D. Sturoy, A. Il. Wey, H. Swa-envy, R. Reiss, M. Daquilu. Sitting: I'. Koch, H. Knelnmn, M. Dziak. D. Cnssellrvrry, M, Fisher. C, Fisher. K. Kerrilznn. Literary Staff M. W':lllvr, IV. I7vl1xpsvy. M. K. Fruin, R. Iluylc M. Prcslvy, lf. 0'IhmnvlI, I.. llrr-nnnn Ahscni: J. Fcmlur, M. C4-llins Q Q ---x fi vw ...- 'QR Q' fC! 'Y 6 :rw Hkcll 5 'VI mxk h 1-,pf 11' ey, -T L 7'-7 N-J NP Rxt.-x Norrls hxlet-n kllbane Pntrlcm lauer Antomette MeNuln Q-Sfafatfaf Rooms 106 and 108 are In deed dlfferent rooms for mn and out of them all day long pour the seniors us' Almost exery glrl has a speclal lob that belongs to no one else 1 qlee club oflleer perhaps or lmem ber of the annual staff or may be a class representatxve That 19 what makes these two home rooms st md out Then too there IS a tertaln nost alqlx about them for all these senlors rea lnze that someone else wlll be taking thelr place next year when they are qone Busy pun1ors7 Indeed they are busy puttmq the next to fmal touches on thelr hnqh sehool educatlon But you ll not hnd one of them too busy to share 1 yoke or help a lrlend or take on In extra yob hnthusllsm they re brlmmmg xuth xt and thelr representatxves are partly to blame for xt They have qlven the class the vxxll to work and to work hard It IS a lesson they Vslll do well to keep m mmd for the rest of thelr lxves Keep at lt lumors Youll never reqret time spent on education ooafau These lxttle lambs are at the halfvx ly mark xuth two years of fun to look bxck upon and tvso wonderful years of prom lse to vthlch they look forward They have le irned the lesson of cooperatxon and yust how 1m portant rt rs rn hugh school hfe Thelr representatlxes are c qurrmq the QLl3l1tlCS of leader ship through experience They have grown up smce they came to us is frrghtened frosh They have learned some never to be forgotten lessons and h1ve pro fired by them You hwe passed your tests been accepted and have settled dovxn to makmq x cozy llttle place for yourselxes Llke 1t7 see thmt our freshman class and Its reprcsentltnes Ire the klnd who xxxll c trry on the tradltlons 'md spxrlt of our school and who mll help us to keep bt btephen an unchxnqlnq ex mm e of mn rderl Crtholxc school We are askmq you as vue lene to devote your hxgh school career to thxs purpose Its a qreat trust vxe are leavmq you but we knovt you wont fall us ' C . C 'a . V ' . z a 1 ' i A ' - h I7 3 - z ' . 3 - - - , - 2 ., ix . 1 v C . K k . We like you. We're glad to 5 2 . '. x i .V X E . f 'Q . . . L S . . V V. - , i t. A ,- z pl 1 ' z 1 ' Y i v , I JY Patrca Fl 108 Dorothy Ke edy 106 G ld ne Thsvey l 205 f' 3 .i as QQRGHI' M Mary Lou Fisher 105, Anne Campbell 103 Mary Kleinhenz 104, Helen 0'Mnlley 107 LifiLOl2 Jldtmfgfl Our class showed its colors during its last year Our consciences forced us to scrape together enough money to hold our own mission drives A senior s allowance you see is very limited but overcoming all obstacles we adopted Kathleen Anne and Thomas Michael The juniors saved some mission babies too and named them Roseterese and Patrick oseph Their representa tives were well chosen and learned to turn on that doleful please contribute expression before they made their round of collections Congratulations to the sophomores' They have shown their spirit by adopt mg five little mission babies for their own They will always have the grati tude of Karen Eileen Michael Patrick Owen Francis Anne Marie and Mary Celia their adopted children These little girls really caught on fast, proving they re real Stephenites. Not to be left behind they gave till it hurt to buy their mission babies Fran- cis Benedict and Mary Katherine. Spun in ills gaifg You are what you read -a forceful statement but every word rings true. Each bit of literature that you read becomes a part of you, uncon- sciously, perhaps. but unfailingly. Because we realize what this means, we have a Catholic Litera- ture Group, whose purpose it is to review books, and to bring before the student body only the best reading material. Another up and coming organi- zation is our C.S.C.-Christophers Serving Christ. Although in opera- tion only a short time, they have over half the student body enlisted among their ranks. Their members receive Holy Communion at least twice weekly and pray forthe Hsupression of Communism and the spread of Catholicism. if Therese Ann Gallallher. President of C.S.C. I3 Dm-is Dempsey, President of C.L fi .3 Ronpgt Patricia Lauer, Secretary of C.S.C. A Jonas Betty chleffzing Dui l lunderman. E. Dincak, I'. Deere, M. Walter, IS, Koelmun Ieannette Nauman graduated from St. Stephens in 1946. But she has returned this year as a member of the faculty. Along with teaching physical education classes, leanette makes use, in our high school oflice, of the secretarial knowledge she ac- quired at St. Stephen. A vote of thanks is also due our office workers: the girls who gra- ciously give up their study periods to help out in the high school office: and the girls who give their time to helping keep our library running smoothly. Carol Vcrheiliyz, D. Sweeney 4 N . W U ,fn 5lffy ociczf Uafefzcfafz QAQSQQZZ2., All work and no play makes lack a dull boy . , . all work and no play makes Sue a wallflowerf' This familiar proverb modified to fit us Stephenites has-had a par- ticular place in my book of memories. Not because it has dehned my social life, but because it holds in itself the watchword by which we lived as students of St. Stephen. When it was time for us to study we put our minds and souls into it , . . when it came time to have fun and broaden our social life by perhaps sponsoring a dance, or attending a football game, or enjoying ourselves at a class play, we put our hearts into it. As l paged through that section of my scrapbook dedicated to our dances and other activities, l lingered over the pictures and souvenirs of my last prom --- my senior prom. A blue and gold program recalled the carefully selected tunes that were included in Vince Pattis selec- tions. Memories of Father Karpers inspiring dedication concluded by the vibrant strains of Mother Beloved will forever be our loving tribute to Mary, the Mother of Grace. The pressed remains of a once dewy-fragrant corsage brought back the light-hearted manner and thoughtiulness of my escort, a Knight for an evening dressed in his shining tux, The wonderful breakfast that we attended after the last joyous notes of Good Night, Ladies had quietly slipped into the folds of the magic spell which enveloped that special night of nights -- my senior prom, will be remembered as a perfect closing of a perfect night blessed by Our Lady's patronage. Reflections of cherry-shaped name cards, huge lace valentines and rustic fences reminded me of the Cathedral Latin and Benedictine mixers that we Stephenites sponsored in our auditorium. l recalled the thrill l experienced as I walked into the hall which l helped transform into a fairy-tale ballroom and greeted the friendly 'iprince Charmingsf' Because of the understanding and helpfulness of the Sisters, our true friends and advisors, we Stephenites shall never want for friends nor be at a loss with people, We shall never be that Sue who is all work and no play. We have learned when to work and when to play. Crc HZOIZ LL7, f' OLLLTEIZUZQ, I see a rose from you among my souvemrs Pressed m a book now are the flowers that danced ganly on each shoulder as we whnrled about the ball room at our semor prom But the memory remalns and each graduate s eyes grow a llttle mlsty as she recalls the beautiful strains of the semor waltz My Best To You Weeks of antlclpatnon faded wlth the begmnmg of the royal dance as the prom com mlttee waltzed the Anmversary Waltz Through the hearts of all the gxrls of St Stephen there stole a sxlent prayer as we sanq the hymn that has become almost tradxtxonal wxth our school Mother Beloved For nt was to Mary Mother of Grace that we dedlcated thls evenmg lt was to her specnal care that we entrusted our most cher 1shed memory And she must have smxled as she glanced at the wxstful faces of semors smgmg our Alma Mater song at thexr last prom The Grand March the formals we wore our escorts and flowers the fun we had all hnger stnll creatmg a beautlful memory txme can never erase Margaret McCartney Dolores Manak Margaret Colhns Mary Skelley Rosemary Brown Hele Retzer Patncm Haas Mane Daqulla 'Q , 5. T' nv 5 Rv s-U5 , Q . ' E x' - . .xg 'Y . 1 Y LJ 1 .. .' W !A - WIP! . s 4-H' 56 , 7 xl. , 'v Patricia Mason and Donald Conroy . ' '50, Margaret Collins, Dolores Ceres-k, Marie Daquila Henry Comnernolle, Raymond Mlaker, John Panpone A perfect evening begins 1 Sitting it out Mr, and Mrs, Duquila, Mr. und Mrs. Guul, Mr. und Mrs. Furlong Pausing for u smile f 5 ' 5.1, -- f . -5. - HM' 'y,,1Q .I Al .. ', 'g.s:iga22q1,a , - ' X, l'AQ W N .W 3 Kx.f 55.,5,.,,w5?mY,W,,i,?,,L,' ' my fl if 'Q , K ff , Q l s. 'R K KJ f X -1' ., if Sz IQ QEL af, N Q 1 M: , fm l f R, , A M lr Q 'qw' , -If ir Lx, YQ-M. lu W 9' -..W-Q, ' ' r 1 , :J ' I ' 7 R Q x 'N l S' . ' A , 'I , Q 1 N X W' 1 k -C 9 f , V . . 1 f L f. - Y 0 1,1 ' f -N I -1 Q 1 -7 5 A .1 g, 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 ' cf k ., K. v S 1 W Cf 3 X x3.3 'oA ' 'a' 12 A X Q 73 1 0 N 'W Q Q K V Q ZQ V, T. xi E 3 Q Q YQ . fa 5 I v U 3 ' Q' l s ll ' vw 7' 1 Q' sv W za 'W' JK ' Y O g U- H 95 n fi- t ai ' I Mother Beloved ixsfz emo 'Lies East is east, and west is west and when the twain shall meet we have- a Latin-Stephen Mixer. Footballs and fall leaves, hearts and lace bring back memories of our Latin Mixers. For the past few years now we have been helping the missions by hav- ing a swell time at our Cherry Hops and Fall Frolics with Cathedral Latin. We attribute the success of these dances to the fine spirit of cooperation that exists between the Latin fellows and the Stephen girls, and to the assis- tance we receive from our faculty ad- visers. A good time was had by all. Worn out words, it's true, but they describe the sentiments of Stephenites and Lat- inites after each of our popular mixers. fa 54,3 !-1 'Y li 'X 6 OX r 00 p. You're breaking my heart I QI Krlsh 1 nt L 'zcmf okay Floatmg through our memories xs e beautxful music of our Glee Club They were a most 1mportant addxtxon to all of our actnvxtxes Wnth the house lxghts dimmed and the stage lights fall mg softly on thexr beaurlful choral qowns or formals they presented a plc ture of true beauty Some of them may well make use of thelr talent m later years Also to be remembered IS the gxrl who has been managmg the elghty eight keys provndmg the pnno accom pamment for our yumor all qnrl chonr oan Kosal She has clone in excel lent ,ob However when we graduates e member our Glee Club m the future the beautxful strams ol Gounocls Ave Marla wxll float gently through our hearts and we wxll remember the Wed nesday Masses we heard together KN Mary Sk lley, S c t -,,,..v Mary M 'les. Treasurer F 2 3. 2 as 33,33 Q, I 1399. B3 a 2 51338 at 3 3-g33,8N3 gs 4 - I Ha' ff., 1 1' , . 1 9' 595 1 ,Ia ia l 4 2 . g 'if ' ,, in.. 'Q':4- I . P. Mason, D. Dempsey, H. Furlong, P. Finn, T, Gallagher, P. Koch, D. Klnibor, H. .l. Nuns, H. Sweeney, P, Paolucri, G. Kun:-s. Replacement: A Lanz 'S .JS dfmaif 5: Qt. D. Hendrickson, D. Sedlock, I. Stefka, L. Blasius, H. O'Shaughnessy, B. McFarland i C. Edwards P. Paskert, ll. Peprler, K. Kerrigan, G. Whittle, D, Cercek ya 6: fl f ieflgj, Sitting: C. Edwards, D. Hendrickson Standing: B. Furlong, P. Mason All the world is but a stage, and our stage in the auditorium is a part of that huge one. Here, each year, is presented our school play. For weeks preceding the memorable opening night, a careful ob- server would notice strange doings after classes. Are these really our girlsgrunning around dressed as men? Wheres their hair? What are they doing? These are some of the queries you might have heard as play practice got under way. Almost Eighteen is the hil- arious story of an average home with a not-too-average son, who managed to produce a few slightly messed situa- tions. Eddie, our almost eighteen trouble-maker, was as lovable as he was marked for tragedy, and the play brought tears, smiles, and hearty laughs to those who attended its performance. 5 'N x ,.,x, I 1, r 3 iff' V 5 , fl 8.8 -13 Y r 4' ,ls i 5' SLQL PE Q tsp M' l iz K!-9' - lm 'ii fs. Qs ,tm :iq I S 'PFS MT V' - Qfgsarmi 'I S1 'iw A ga eifaligli' ' ', 454 1, Q ir ,i 1 5 Q? ruuerty and Stage Mmuuzimz: G. Gesvhke, V. Gaul, . Hauck, M. A. Supku, IT. Ih-1-ldt E 5 - ig Q-gsi-si' R.. ,L s ' -Q 'Q-N, 5 wr NJ' BV Business Mamnzers: H4-len Retzer, .Immno Vmmrxui 10 Ol l Prompt:-rs: J. Harm-s. M. iurrm, .I. Runruur A Make-UD: H, Szededuki, J. Morrisun, D. Palkn, J. Gallagher, V. Baker f as 0551 Ciqufogwg 'ZCLf2gL!l The tlme for departure has arrlved In e hourglass of my senlor year the last sands are begmnnng to fall I have pasted the plctures of the list school actlvxty m my photoqr xph xlbum My last dance program has been tucked care fully unto my hxgh school memory book I have recenved my long antnclpated d1plom1 and h1ve qratefully accepted th1t trexsurecl scholxstlc honor ribbon from our NIons1qnor The lumor semor pxcmc and the semor brmk fast have passed but the wvnd memorles of the joyous occasnons stxll lmger m my mnnd The Stephennte has enveloped my he xrt wxth reqret fulness I breathed a prxyer for the success of my fellow senxors nn thexr future undertakmqs Perhaps the memory of my qradu mon mqht when I played the queen for m evemnq 1nd greeted my relatlves recexvnng thelr best wlshes xs numbered among my qreatest thrllls Now the last sands have slnpped throuqh my hourqlass My senxor year ns completed I have just penned the last chapter of my 'autobxog raphy and have reached the cover of my scrap book Now I shall beqm the task of startmg 1 new book my future Dear God may thus new testnmonlal be as rxchly blessed as my last I L ' ,- ' . ch z ' ' ' 2 1 . quiet solemnity of attending my last Mass as il . 2 ' A 99 X1 Ill I Ill! 5, UUE. H2008 O'Z0lJ'CZ'Z Dorothy Bechtel Mane Daqulll 1602 Hopkins Avenue Dolores Brasty 3704 West 129 Street L S C 4 Student Councll 4 TRUMILTPFR Staff CoEd1tor 3 RFPIECTIONS Stall' 4 Masque and Cavel Society 3 Loretta Brennan 58 Fllller Street Mlssliln Club l TRUMl'PTEFR Staff FLECTIONS Stat? 4 Glee Club 2 4 Masque and Cavel Society 3 Rosemary Brown 1424 West 74 Street S Mrs n u 2 udent Connell 4 Whlrlo Club 2 Dorothy Casselberry 1414 West 55 Street C S C 4 TRUMPETEFR Statf 4 REFIEC TIONS Staff 4 Clee Club 3 Cheerleader 4 Dolores Lercek 3062 West 118 Street l S L 4 Student Cuuncll 1 3 4 Class Pr sl dent 4 School Play 3 4 TRUMPETEPR St1tT 4 Masque and Gavel Society 3 Margaret Collms 4311 Barley Avenue L, S C 4 Mlssxon Club 2 Student Council 8 4 Rl- Fl FLTIONS SLalT 4 Humeroum Repre -aentatlve 3 Clasa Vlce lresnlent 4 Masque and Cavel Society 3 Whlrlo Club 2 Jeanne Conrad 1976 West 4B Street C S C 4 Mission Ieader 2 Student Cuuncll 3 President 4 Llass President 3 TRUM PETFFR Stat? 4 Queen of RFFLLCTIONS 2 3 4 School Play Business Manager 4 Masque and tavel Society 3 Whlrlu Club 2 Cheer leader 4 Jean Corngan 2141 West 65 Street C 4 Whlrlo Clu 1925 West 71 Street L S C 4 Student Council 3 4 Llaas Secre tary Treasurer 4 TRUMPETEER Stat? 4 RF F ECTIONS Staff 4 Glee Club l Z 3 4 School Play 2 3 Masque and Caul Socuty 3 Dons Dempsey 10600 Fortune Avenue C S C 4 Student Councml 8 Secrletary 4 RFI-IECTXONS Staff 4 School Play 3 4 M s que and Gavel Society 3 C I G President 4 Mary Jo Dmeen 4432 West 58 Street Student Louncnl '1 4 Rosemary Doyle 2030 West 52 Street C S C 4 Mlsslon Club 1 Student Council 1 2 Class Vice Prelldent 2 TRUMPLTLER Staff 4 REFLECTIONS Staff 4 Whlrlo Club 2 Mary Dzlak 2209 West B5 Street TRUMPLTFER Staff 4 Rl' Fl LCTIONS Staff Loretta Ewelt 2071 West 58 Street Glee Club l Janet Fedor 17006 Elslenna Avenue REFLECTl0NS Staff 4 School llay liuslneaa Staff 4 Ann Feuerstein 2117 West 85 Street Student Louncll 2 8 4 Homercrm Reprnsen tatxve 2 Class Vice President 3 P8tl'lCll Finn 3428 West 117 Street L S C 4 Mlsswn Clubl 2 Mlaslon Re re sentatlve 4 Student Council 3 4 TRUMPP TEER Stalf Fdltor 4 REFI ECTIONS Literary Fditor 4 Glee Club 3 School Play 3 4 Ma que and Gavel Socnety 3 Whlrlo Llub Z Conme Fisher 1500 Roblnwood Avenue C S C, 4 RFFIPCTIONS Stal1' 4 XVh1ro Club r 1 4 1 - ' 1 ' . p , r g , -n 4 no -1 - a 1 c. s. c. 4. 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V '- '- C - 13 -' - 1 ' I XIII 11 Escwa fgci c us Mlldred Fxsher 1851 West 45 Street L S L 4 TRUMPETEFR Staff 4 REFIEC TIONS Stat? 4 Queen of RFFLECTIONS Court 4 Clee Club 3 School Play 3 Masque and level Society 3 Cheerleader 4 Mary Kathryn Fram 3401 West 159 Street C S K 4 R1'FL1 LT'1ONS Stat? 4 Glee Club 4 School Play 3 Whxrlo Club 2 Cheerleader 2 Barbara Furlong 14331 Bayes Avenue School Play 4 Charlty Football Queen 4 Rose Mane Gaede 3571 West 98 Street 4 RPFLECTIONS Staff 4 atncla Gallagher 6000 Flr Avenue C S C 4 lusxon Clubl 2 Student Councxl TEER Stall' Co Editor 3 REFLECTIONS St,aH 4 Masque and Gavel Society 3 Peggy Gaul H131 Went 106 Street L 4 Mlsslon Club 1 TRUMPLTLLH Stal! 4 REFLECTIONS Stat? 4 Whlrlo Club 2 Patncla Gellottl 5703 Cass Avenue 1 lee Club 8 Geraldme Geschke 9909 Cudell Avenue Clee Club 4 Whlrlo Club Z Patricia Gibbons 3119 West 98 Street L S C 4 Student Q1uncll4 Aasoclate Rep reaentsllve 4 Patrlcla Haas 18706 Bernice Avenue 4 S C 4 Student Council 2 4 RLPLECTIONS StaR' 4 School Play 3 Business Staff 4 Masque and Gavel Socxety 8 Whxrlo Llub 2 Susan Hatlmger 3612 Dany Avenue Student Council 3 4 Homeroom Representa tlve 8 Whxrlo Club 2 Carol Harns 7212 Clinton Avenue L S C 4 Associate Repro-mentatxve 3 E FI ECTIONS Staff 4 Whlrlo Club 2 Claire Hauck 13609 Tyler Avenue TRUMPLTLER Staff 4 School Play Whlrlo Club 2 Helen Hauck 5710 Bndge Avenue S Whurln Club 2 Jane Hess 2122 Olive Avenue S 4 Student Councxl 4 TRUMPETFPR all' 1 R.1'1'l FCTIONS Business Manager 4 Glee Club Z School 1 ay 'l Cheerleader 4 Eleanor Hoelke 10705 Fortune Avenue C S Class President 1 Whlrlo Club Mary Joan Holleran 1501 Newman Avenue CS eeClubl3 Dorothy Kennedy 10424 Joan Avenue Mlsalon Representative Whlrlo Club Kathleen Kerngan 11021 Fidelity Avenue C 4 REPI FCTIONS Staff School Play Loretta Klemhenz 4263 West 63 Street Peggy Koch 2218 West 41 Street S C 4 REFIPCTIONS Staff 4 Clee Club 3 4 School llsy 4 Whlrlo llub Z ' ' ' I I - U I I I I 0 v o a o 0 ,Q I .1 .l M : . , i R I - - 5 . 3: . C, S. C. 4: 5 ' ' c. . c. 4. ' . C. S. C. : I . P ' ' C. . C. 1 ' 5 jj St , 2: 1' . . ' . - ' - ' I ' ' I 5 'l - 3 . 3, 45 Associate Representative 8g TRUMPE- . .. C. 4: ' g ' 2. C. S. 7. 2 A ' I 1 ll ' . . C. 4. GI , , 4. ' ' ' c. s. C. 4: ' - ' 4, - 2. C, S. C. 4: I I ' '- ' C. S. . J ' . 4 I 45 , . - . 3, 4. C. S. C. 4. 'V A .5 'l , ' g C. '. . 5 1 .1 5 . ' 5 ' ' . 1. 2. . 2 ' : ' 7 . I U - 7 ll 0 ou E75 01,75 Bernadette Koelman 3221 Carroll Avenue llt.llM l T ilrmllatmn Mun meer 1 Rl'l'1l'tTl0NS Stall' 1 Queen ul' ll' TIOINN nur 11 W lrln Klub 2 Frances Krlsh 3086 West 115 Street S L, 4 Ml-union Club 2 Studen Council 4 TRUMPETPPR Staff 4 RPPLLCTIONS Su-111' 1.0 u lreaultn 4 Wlnrlo Clu treerleadcr 2 4 Geraldme Kunes 3822 Sackett Avenue 4 School ll'xy 5 Whlrln 4 lub Z Cheerleader 4 Dons Labuskl 3472 West 126 Street 4 Glee Cluy Audrey lang 17458 Shaw Avenue C S C 4 TRllMP1'Tl'FR, Staff 4 RLPLLL TIONS Staff 4 l'atr1cla Loftue 3270 West 116 Street Q C 4 Student Counc1l3 4 Whxrlo Club Z Dolores Latimer 7913 Luke Avenue RPFI ECTIONS StatT 4 Whlrlo Club Jeanette Lydrlkson 1413 West B5 Street 4 Student touncll 4 Clee Cluh Algean Maler 18125 Ponclana Avenue C 4 RPFLECTIONS Staff 4 Clee Club School Play Ilusxness Stalt 4 Whxrlo Club 2 Dolores Manak 4002 Hyde Avenue C S C 4 Student Cuuncnl 2 3 Treasure Homeroom Representatwe 4 Class Pres1dent 2 Secretary Treasurer 3 TRUMPETEER Staff 4 REFI ECTIONS Staff 4 Glee Club 4 School Play 2 Whlrlo Club 2 Cheerleader re S Patricia Mason 11817 Stratford Avenue ee u Sc on Cheerleader 4 4 C 4 enlntlve 4 Anna Met alferly 3130 West 105 Street Whlr 11 Clu Margaret McCartney 3136 West 68 Street C' ass Vice lruldent 1 t Betty 1161- arland 17008 Truax Avenue l Student L uncll 3 Assocmte Rep mol u Whlr u K u 1 Margaret Mclnntv 3119 West 105 Street Patrxcla Medley 7929 Madison Avenue Mxssmn Club 1 Whxrlrw C Bette Monnette 4203 Barley Avenue Josephme Mroczka 3812 West 22 Place Glee Club 4 School Play Dons Neuman 3344 Storer Avenue Mxasmn Rcuresentatwe Llub 2 Cheerleader 2 Jean Novak 3417 Mapledale Avenue Glee Club 4 Beth 0 Donnell 1444 West 54 Street lub Whlrlu Student Council 3 4 REFLLCTIONS StaH 4 Homeroom Rspresentatxve 4 Whxrlu Club 2 Mary lherese Ostrom 1357 Lakeland Avenue a u .1 u H u 0 I 1 f A I 4 5 g , 5 . 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Auto Supply 3800 Loram Avenue Wlllldm Frledell 4517 Loram Avenue A F1 lend Q allaeher s Dellcatessen Peony and Bosworth Road Layer Flower Shoppe 3033 Loram Avenue ' J 1 , . Y . , . ,L 4 - J Y ' 1 . 1 f 1 4 7 . - H , . ss I S ' ' Y 1 1 ' ' ' 3 ' ' l . ' 1 I ' I Y ' , 5 , . I , .. . ., . . . N . I I r I . . c l 4, 1 ' I I x ' V. l' A H ' -.- . , Y ' . : : ' ' ' t . ' l ll S D 1 V ' Braman Bros. Grocers 13999 Lorain Avenue 2323 Lakeside Avenue ' 1 ' T - 'y ' Y, Y . . - . r . V , . V ' ' 1 .- ' - ' 0 ll Y, ' v - : 4 V A v I ' ,Q 1 . . , f -Y ' 1 x . ? .. - H , , , , 1 ' ' 2 I ' Y' 'S I . . 1 ' ' 1 - v ' - ia - v . 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