St Thomas High School - Retrospect Thomasonian Yearbook (Braddock, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1943 volume:

Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1943, of Saint Thomas High School, solemnly dedicate this “Log’’ to me men in the armed service of our country. We do this not only in recognition of their valiant deeds on the battlefield, but because it is they who are preserving the rights and the freedoms that we cherish so dearly. the THOM ASONI AN 194 3 The THOMASOMAN 19 4 3 Reverend Francis Shields Pastor The THOMASON! AN 194 3 Reverend John Fording Assistant The THOMASONIAN 194 3 The THOMASONIAN 194 3 MOTTO: Now We Launch, Where Shall We Anchor? It is an old saying among sailors that every great ship has a soul. This is certainly true of the good ship, “Thomasonian ; for every student, from far and near, who has walked her gangplank and followed her four-year cruise has felt the power of association with that ship, not only during the cruise, but in after-life as well. Especially is this true of the fifty students, who in 1939, clamored enthusiastically over the railing of the “Thomasonian.” They were eager for sturdy winds and white-capped waves. Theirs was a great battleship, equipped with the essential tools and materials. Their four-year cruise was well mapped and carefully developed. Courses in Christianity assured them of a more serene and balanced life. Mathematics developed their reasoning power. Commercial subjects—typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping—made them reliable, capable, anti exact in all their undertakings. Sciences—biology, physics, anti chemistry—gave them a broader knowledge of the progress of the scientific world. Spanish united them more closely with their South American neighbors. English enabled them to express their thoughts more intelligently and coherently. No other voyagers on any ship could have received better training than the class of 1943. All that their trip on the “Thomasonian” has taught them will enable them to buffet the heavier storms of life. The training received, the pleasures enjoyed, and the knowledge acquired, will aid them in attaining their goals. After a successful and prosperous voyage the Thomasonian” has now anchored, setting a group of wiser, stronger, and more seaworthy mariners upon the shore of a topsy-turvy world. They had hoped to enter into a world of peace, love, and concord. Instead, they must go into a world filled with bloodshed, hate, and revenge. Now all their thoughts are turned to doing everything they can for God and country. No doubt most of the Senior boys of “43” will be called upon to serve their country in the armed forces. Already three have answered this call. I'he girls also will do their part. Some will be nurses, while others will work in the factories. No matter how little it is, all must do everything in their power to help restore this beautiful earth to the peace and grandeur which was its possession when it came from Almighty God. I'he class looks forward to great opportunities and hopes to meet all challenges bravely and triumphantly. How they will meet these challenges and take advantage of the opportunities remains to be seen. The log of this mother-ship shows a brilliant record and, if the future can be judged by the past, “all will be well.” If, however, in spite of all, trials and difficulties will prevail, the new mariners will go forward confidently knowing that each is “the master of his fate, the captain of his soul.” The THOMASONIAN 1943 Dolores Aranos Quiet and sedate, book-loving Dolores has endeared herself to all her classmates. Jean Betz A remarkable talent for writing was discovered by her work on the “Thomason ian.” This is only one of the many talents of our “Jeannie with the dark brown hair.” Edwin Ashoff Earnest and cooperative, Edwin has made many friends at St. Thomas. Joseph Broz.da “Joe” has won the loyal support of his classmates by his belief in fair representation and by his splendid work as President of the Federation. Brenda Biggins By her engaging smile and winning personality, Brenda has played an outstanding part in her class. She was an active member of the Speech Class. Through ability, I president 1 John Kenst Friendly and capable, John is the strange, (juiet type, whose opinions and sayings are listened to with interest. James Laughrey A happy disposition and an earnestness in work have enabled Jimmy to line! a place at the head of his class. Francis Mansion Francis’ extreme modesty could not hide from his friends and followers his splendid ability and outstanding work as a basketball star. Teresa Jones An ambitious spirit and willingness to accept responsibility have helped to make Teresa a joy to all who know her. Jean Klaus As an active member of the basketball team, Jean did much to further interest in girl’s sports during her four years of high school. Margaret Mangan Her (juiet ways and sweet smile have brought happiness to her classmates. The THOMASONIAN 194 3 The l HOM s«m 1943 K I HLEKN McCambrioge Her friendly manner and eagerness to please, have made Kathleen a real friend of all her classmates. jK.ANNt McC.RK A Capable and responsible |eanne has held positions t trust throughout her four years of high school. She has proven her worth as an outstanding debater and efficient editor of the “Thomasonian. Patrick McDonocoh B a firm belief in fair plav Pat has won glory on the basketball court. James McCue As top player on the basketball squad “Whites has always been known as a clean player and a good sport. Mary Catherine McGough Reserved and unaffected. Mary Catherine has been a diligent and faithful worker. Marian Miller For her splendid work as a member of the Speech Class and her enthusiasm as a student. Marian will be remembered by her classmates. Margaret O'Keefe A ready smile and a keen sense of humor have enabled Margaret to become not only a popular member of the High School, but also an active part of the dramatic Club. Margaret Sullivan An abundance of charm and energy has enabled Margaret to hold successfully mans offices in the school. Robert Tierney Generous, likable, lively. Bob has been a losai supporter of every thing St. Thomas. William Spirk An honest straight foreward manner and a desire to succeed has dominated 'Bill's character throughout his high school life. Rosemary Tierney A strong sense of justice and a deep regard for truth dominate Rosetnarv's character. K athryn Jane Undercoffer Sincere and trustworthy. Kathryn Jane's classmates have honored her with the position of Class treasurer for two years. Thr thosi vsoxi sn 1943 The TIIOM ASOMAN 194 3 Catherine Walsh Her winning smile and enchaining personality assured Catherine of an important role at St. Thomas. Ellen Walsh Quick and friendly, Ellen’s school spirit has dominated everything sponsored by her class and school. Henry Turkowski Silent, steady and resourceful, Henry is an ardent basketball star. Richard Welsh Loyal and dependable Richard has demonstrated a tireless energy in working for St. Thomas. Nancy Whalen Attractive, and vivacious, Nancy’s dramatic ability was shown in “My Tom-Boy Girl and “Alice Blue Gown.” She was a co-editor of the “Thomasonian.” kj he Ja ycsofrle,, ho J eri h he, e r � � . Tit • THOM ASONIAN 19 4 3 The Thomasonian Log Sept. 1939 to June 1943 1939-1940 Sept. 5, 1939—The good ship “Thomasonian set sail on a four-year voyage through the seas of Catholic education to a port of honor, “Graduation. With Captain Sister Robcrtine at the helm and fifty courageous and ambitious sailors as a crew, we are filled with hope and determination to reach our destination . . . we will succeed for we have faith in God. Our first year of sailing reveals a spirit of cooperation. Oct. 2, evening—In the crowV nest, our lookout spies a new continent, “Debating.” Ocrr. 3—Our ship anchors here and three willing sailors, McCrea, Dalton, and Dinger embark on its shores. They thoroughly explore the region, making startling discoveries, and returning with many honors. Ocrr. 20—Men on board play shufticboard (football) with a crew of men from St. Justin's ship, gaining an amazing victory. Celebration is held aboard ship. Oct. 30—The sea is calm. A cool and mysterious air hovers about the ship. We reach a small island called “Initiation Isle.” Now occurs our first trial and, though inexperienced, we are united. We prove by our spirit in handling the dangers facing us that we are part of this ship, “Thomasonian,” ready to meet and conquer all that obstructs our course. Nov. 5—Student Council is formed and we resolve to strive to maintain high standards of good seamanship. 1940 1941 We have entered Sophomore Sea. Weather is uncertain. Storms may be approaching. Our debaters arc at the stern onward striving in their duties. Members of our crew, Whalen, Faust, O'Keefe, Gordon, and McCrea, discover an island and acclaim it for their own. This island, “My Tom-Boy Girl,” is reached only by earnest practice and endeavor. These gobs steal the show and always will be remembered for their fine performances. Feb. 9—Sorority and Fraternity groups stage a winter dance on the top deck. This reveals our cooperative spirit and becomes a financial assistance to the ship. 1941- 1942 Our voyage is half completed. Sept. 4—Some of the crew attempt Latin for the third year; others remain below or on the first deck and choose the easier, Spanish. Dec. ;—Oceans and seas are in fury! Pearl Harbor is attacked by the Japanese! Dec. 8—War is declared by the United States! One dauntless sailor. Baker, leaves our ship and boards the U.S.S. Terror. We sail through the rest of the year with these thoughts uppermost in our minds. May 12—After long months of preparation we sponsor a memorable occasion, the Junior-Senior Prom. 1942- 1943 Voyage is in its last phase. Two valiant defenders of our rights, Walsh and Fletcher depart from our bounty and become sailors in the U. S. Navy. Oct. 27—Senior members of the Catholic Federation hold a dance and proceeds go to a missionary sailor. April 27—Colorful Easter dance is given by the Seniors. First classmen. Tierney, Undercoffer, McCue, and McDonough weather the storms of Cicero and Virgil. June 13—The ‘' Thomasonian” is launched at the great seaport, “Graduation.” In memory of our four years of hardships and successes, we arc proud of our accomplishments, and grateful for the religious instructions and care bestowed on us by the Dominican Sisters. The THOMASON IAN 194 3 Juniors First Row—Rita Conlin, Mary Alice Costello, Agnes Darby, Peggy Gleason, Clara Schneider, Catherine Rice, Mildred McNanamy, Mary O'Donnell, Dorothy M urphy. Second Row—Kathleen Colentan, Dorothy McGuigan, Stella Chesnick, Evelyn Boyle, Doris Finnerty, Anna Glenn, Virginia Dowd. Mae Roberts, Patricia Welsh, Ruth Crowley. Third Row—Joseph Kinneavy, Edward Kehoe, Thomas Scanlon, Ann Van Halanger, Catherine Guzak, Rosemary Cummings, Rita Coyne, Cleova Luther, Edward Chopnak, Paul Rothrauff, James Scuffle. Fourth Row—Joseph McBarron, Bernard Nemanic, William McNanamy. Regis O'Hara, Richard Poliak. Thomas Whitney. John Cloonan, John Miller. l op Row—Edgar Thoma, Richard Butler, Steven Nemets, Wililam Dixon. Jerome Schwaed, William McGinley, Francis Mullaney, William McMahon. The THOMASON! AN 19 4 3 Sophomores First Row—Ursuline Smith, Antonette Burclell, Doris Prentice, Dolores Naugh-ton, Ethel Mae Wehagan, Mary Jane Boyle, Laura Mace, Patricia Van Ha-langer, Betty Glen. Second Row—Robert Fallon, William Hopbell, Thomas Tierney, Gregory O’Lear, Donald Virostck, Francis Cenna, Charles Meier, John Bodnar. Third Row—Mary Lou Moore, Betty Lou Stutz, Betty Curran, Agnes Chesnik, Teresa Vida, Patricia Dawson, Wanda Brozda. Fourth Row—Bernadette Hebrank, Betty O’Hara, Germaine Ivison, Teresa O’Connor, Betty Minnaji, Mary Tomko, Clara Mohan, Loretta Julias. Top Row—Bernard Hynes, Harry Barclay, Phillip McDonough, Bernard Hart, Bernard Crowley. The THOMASONIAN 194 3 Freshman B First Row: Mary Louise Hopbell, Altiieda Lucas, Mary Theresa O’Malley Second Row: Peter McBarron, John McFeitudge, Barbara Hartle, Anna Margaret Dawson Third Row: John Flynn, Nancy Anne Crossf.n, Leona Limbacher Fourth Row: Robert Curtis. Francis H u s, Veronica Chizmar, Betty Ciiizmar Fifth Row: Edward Fetciio, Thomas McKeegan, Patsy Corbitt Sixth Row: Joseph Mitchell. Daniel Tomko, Pe(.gy Huffman, Mary Louise Bearingek Seventh Row: Francis Grieein. Patsy Brown, Catherine Sinwell Eighth Row: Donald Sciilmiacii, Richard Fallon Edward Kapcick. Edward Nemamc Ninth Row: Richard Wilson, Joseph R� rdon, Kenneth Comer Tenth Row: Thomas Sullivan, Thomas Mannion, • William Kearney Eleventh Row: William Klein, Charles Ha mill X Freshman A First Row:: Mary Teresa Janiro, Marie Dascenzo, Ann Connelly Second Row: Dorothy Boland, Mary Lou Wall, Anne Audley. I hir ! Row: James Congou, Pat Jones, Mary Lou Johnston, Dolores Norton Fourth Row: Joseph Thoma, Harry Klaus. Regina Ferguson, Mary nn MgGinley Fifth Row: Walter Kaspic. Kathleen Mam . Fr I DEIUCK A M ORG A Sixth Row: Veronica Limbacher, Rose Marii McGuigan Seventh Row: Jean Marie Horton. Nancy Grace Hazi.in, Geraldine Novotny Eighth Row: Joseph McQuade. John Totii. Daniel Gribben. Joseph Downing Ninth Row: John Conley. James O'Lear I’cnth Row: Thomas Duhon, John Farrell, Richard Campbell Class Will The THOMASONIAN 194 3 We, the Senior Class of 1943, now graduates of St. I homas High, being of sound mind and body, hereby bequeath the following: To our pastors and teachers, we give our sincere thanks for the help and encouragement they have given us during our four years at St. Thomas. Individually: Francis Mannion and Henry Turkowski leave burning in the memory of their fellow-teammates their brilliant record in basketball. Jeanne McCrea bequeaths her brief-case to Edward Chopnak. Rosemary Huffman leaves her old. but faithful Underwood to Catherine Rice. To Thomas Whitney goes John Hagan’s splendid artistic ability. Joseph Brozda and Tim Downing leave their eye for business” to Jerome Schwaed and John Miller. Jean Betz and Teresa Jones bestow their cooperative nature on Ruth Crowley and Ellen Schwartz. Rosemary Dalton wills her interest in science to Mary A. Costello. Robert Tierney, John Dougherty, and William Spirk give their beloved Spanish books to Edgar Thoma, John West, and Joseph McBarron. Dolores Aranos passes her wonderful sense of humor to William McNanamy. Margaret O’Keefe and M. Catherine McGough leave their interest in Shakespeare to Mary O’Donnell and Mildred McNanamy. Marian Miller transmits her shy but pleasing way to Agnes Darby. James Laughrey wishes to leave his unfaltering interest in aviation to all of the Junior boys. Martha Dinger leaves her thirst for knowledge to Rita Conlin. Margaret Sullivan wills her “current events” in American History to Margaret Gleason. Kathryn J. Undercoffer, Marianne Faust, James McCue, and Pat McDonough leave their dancing ability to the jitterbugs of the Junior Class. To William Dixon goes John Kenst’s apologetic air. Brenda Biggins leaves her peaches-and-cream complexion to Kathleen Cummings. Helen Burke, Margaret Mangan, and Kathleen McCambridge leave their firm friendship to Doris Finnerty, Evelyn Boyle, and Virginia Dowd. Gladys Halley, Catherine and Ellen Walsh bestow their eagerness to be on time to the most punctual of the Juniors. To their teammates Alice Boland and Jean Klaus pass their basketball. Nancy Whalen bequeaths her sparkling personality to Dorothy Murphy. Richard Welsh and Edwin Ashoff deed their keen enthusiasm over sports to Pat O’Hara and Francis Mullaney. Mary Gordon leaves her pet subject—Algebra—to Jimmy Wilson. H usin ess Manager Assistants Typists ..............Joe Brozda I im Downing Richard Welsh Teresa Jones Rosemary Hi n man Marian Miller Jean Betz Pat McDonough James McCue Jean Klaus Brenda Biggins Kathryn Jane Undercoffer IMary Catherine McGough Margaret O’Keefe Margaret Mangan Helen Burke Kathleen McCambridge Gladys Halley rop—Father hording, E. Ashoff, R. McFedridge, |. Conley, P. McDonough, J. McCue, F. Mannion, Pat O'Hara, H. Turkowsky, YV. Spirk, W. Dixon. Bottom—C. Guzak, A. Boland, M. Gordon, R. McGuigan, G. Novotny. Kneeling —J. Boland, M. I ontko, J. Klaus, P. Dawson, D. Norton. The Saint Thomas Hi Cagers under the capable direction of coach Red Devine, enjoyed one of its most successful seasons. From the beginning of the season until the end, the unconquerable spirit of the team dominated its play and they came through against heavy odds. Coach Devine describes his team by saying: ‘T he boys never give up until the final whistle.” The basketball team will lose six earnest, eager players by graduation: Francis Mannion, James McCue, William Spirk, Edwin Ashoff. Henry Turkowsky, and Pat McDonough. Patrons S Rev. Francis Shields Rev. John 1). Fording Rev. C. F. Moosman Brother John Boyle Brother David Leo Brother Adrian Myers Sister M. Cyprian O.I Sister M. Eunice O.l . Sister Adrain Marie 0.1 . Sister Helen Marie 0.1 . Sister M. Fi amine Sister M. Maurice Sister Rebecca Sister Marie Vianncy American Legion Post 99 Joint Andreas Mrs. Amelia Aranos Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aranos Sgt. Matthew Aranos Miss Virginia Aranos Alfred AshofT Mr. and Mrs. AshofT Ann Audley James Augustine Mrs. William Avington Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Babyak Merl J. Baker S2 c Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barclay Elmer J. 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Michael Powers Patrons $ Mr. and Mrs. William Prentice Mr. and Mrs. John Pushcar Miss Mary Quinn Mrs. Mary Quinn Mrs. John Quinn Mr. and Mrs. John Quinn. Sr. Mr. John R. Radomski Mr. W. T. Ralph Mrs. P. Regan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reardon Rill Reichard Joseph Rcneter Mr. and Mrs. Rcpcik Mrs. Catherine Rice Mrs. Edward Rice Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson Ed Rickey Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ringbauer Mac Roberts Mrs. Sadc Roberts Mr. and Mrs. John Roche Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rohrbacher M iss Elizabeth Rothrauff Paul Rothrauff Rill Rudolph Mr. and Min. G. A. Rush Miss Rita Cammillc Rush A. C. William Rush Compliments of a Friend Mr. Felix Samulski Esther Sandl erg Miss Anna Margaret Scanlon Mrs. Evelyn Scanlon Thomas Scanlon Miss Helene Scavinsky Dorothy Schafer Mrs. Edward Schalk Miss Lillian Schindler Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Schlahack Jack Schlcgle Mr. and Mrs. George Schmidt Clara Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schuler Mr. Richard J. Schully Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schwaed J. and H. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. A. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Scuffle Minnie Shea CpI. William A. Shcrmcyer Peggy Scherrbaum Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Shields Mrs. John Shields Lola Shockling Gill Shu back Mr. R. J. Simon Catherine Sin well Mr. and Mrs. John Sivy Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Skoczylas Mr. and Mrs. Frank Small Mrs. Margaret Smith Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith {esse Suavely AI Sorensen I.t. Mary Rita Spillman. A..VC. ‘38 Mr. and Mrs. Rcrnard Spirk Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Spirk Miss Norenc Splainc Mr. and Mrs. Stankowsky Star Market Star Upholstering Go. Thomas Stavrallarcs John and Rose Stefko Mary Stinncr Mrs. Emil Stritmattcr Mr. and Mrs. I). J. Sullivan Dr. John L. Sullivan Helen Louise and Margaret |. Sullivan John J. Sullivan. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan Rita and Mary Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. T. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan L. R. Supourtz Charles J. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. John Tangrcdi Mrs. E. Tansev Samuel A. 'Ferris. D.D.S. Helen Thomas Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Thoma Pvt. James A. Tierney Miss Mary F.. Tierney Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Ticrncv Rosemary Tierney Thomas Tierney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tierney Mr. and Mrs. A. Totnko Mrs. Mafry Toth V Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turkowski Mr. and Mrs. Turoey Mr. and Mrs. James Twadell Two-Fours Club Miss Ann Ulakcy Mrs. Van Halangcr Pat. Van Halangcr Miss Mary Valicenti Theresa Varga Theresa Veradi Joseph Vergona Mrs. Helen Vida Mrs. Helen C. Virostck Fred Vowinkel Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wakefield Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Walsh Catherine Walter Mr. and Mrs. John K. Walter Anne C. Wcl er Mr. and Mrs. F. Weber Mr. Michael Weber Mrs. Joseph Wehrle Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wehrle Mr. John F. Weis Mr. and Mrs. Archie Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Edward Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Welsh Mrs. Patrick Welsh Thomas E. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Werl John West Mr. and Mrs. John Whalen Helen Whalen Sam Whitman Mr. and Mrs. Frctl Wichagan Richard Patrick Wilson Ganellc Williams Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Whitney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Win wood Kate and Alex Wolfe Nicholas Charles Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. William Vocca Mr. and Mrs. John Yeager Mr. Jacob Zougg John P. Zayc A. Zcedeck Mrs. E. Zipay The Photographs for the Annual Were Made By Che Colonial Ctudlo “FINE PHOTOGRAPHS” Portrait and Commercial Photography Charles G. BROWN, Manager 726 BRADDOCK AVENUE Phone BR. 4403 BRADDOCK, PA. We Solicit Your Business i Headquarters for St. Thomas Class Rings Braddock National Bank BRADDOCK, PA. D. H. DeNardo Co. Our 61st Year of Hanking Sendee 1 1 Jewelers and Opticians to the People of This Community — Member: F.D.I.C. Mix-Bank Group ♦837 BRADDOCK AVE. Federal Reserve System 1 ■ 3s a BRandywine 2147 Compliments of SUN DRUG ZORN Co., Inc. FUNERAL HOME 828 BRADDOCK AVE. BRADDOCK, PA. 24-HOUR AUTO AND AMBULANCE SERVICE J. R. Brfsko, Manager — Phone BR. 2627 a —-——— —— ——3 i C 445 Fourth Street a R ■f HAGAN'S RESTAURANT MOST POPULAR EATING SPOT Open 6:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Good Coffee Is Your Drink and Our Reputation s ANNEX TO SUPER A. P. B-------------------------------- S Phones HR. 5177 and HR. 0311 HALLEY KIPI’LE PAINTERS 122 Corey Avenue I Braddock, Pa. j (S-----------------------------——S O------------------------------------------B Rkal Estate Insurance HR. 1382 JAMES F. KEOUGH AGENCY 601 Braddock Avenue Braddock, Pa. a------------------------------------------a a —---------------------------- a B-------------------------------9 PHYSICIANS’ PHARMACY E. A. Gardii.1. and A. T. Schmid Nothing But Fresh Drugs BR. 3100 LIMBACHER’S FLOWER SHOPPE For Sen ice and Reliability •118 Library Street 611 Braddock Avenue Opposite Seventh Street 3 t a Phone BR. 2442 SHERMAN’S l()TH STREET FISH AND POULTRY MARKET Wholesale Fresh Fish, Live and Dressed Poultry Oysters . . . Game in Season 920 BRADDOCK AVENUE 6-------------------------------a SHUB’S CUT RATE VARIETY STORE Now Located at 628 BRADDOCK AVENUE, BRADDOCK Imported and Domestic Groceries Hardware, Paints and Cliinaware Rental of Dishes, Silverware and Glasses C---------------------------------a b-------------------------------a | Phone BR. 1443 OSCAR GREEN 8c CO. Wholesale and General | Merchandise 921 BRADDOCK AVENUE WEISS CUT RATE DRUG STORE 736 BRADDOCK AVENUE PHONE: BR. 9795 BRADDOCK. PA. The Ohringer Corner BRADDOCK AVE. SEVENTH ST. Ohringer Home Furniture Co. BRADDOCK, PA. Other Stores in McKeesport and Greensburg Open Monday and Saturday Evenings Phone HR. 1300 for Evening Appointments e--------------------------------------—----------------------------- s 6 f c Phone: BR. 1680 SHANE’S S. M. KRAUSE FRUITS and VEGETABLES 1024-1026 BRADDOCK AVENUE BRADDOCK, PA. Hart, Schaffner Marx 609 and 722 Stetson Hats BRADDOCK AVENUE Manhattan Shirts Bostonian Shoes r , a 6 J • e — � RUNNER’S L. S C H M I I) T DRY CLEANING AND FURRIERS Braddock's Oldest and Most 717 BRADDOCK AVENUE PHONE: l!R. 6100 BRADDOCK Reliable Jewelry Store Main Office and Plant Established 1888 712-711 Penn Avenue, Wilkiiuburg Ch. 6970 3 ( t a EAST END PHARMACY Milton Jacob wit . Corner Eleventh Street and Braddock Avenue Compliments of DODOHERTYS CAFE HEIR, WINE and TASTY ROOD 612 BRADDOCK AVENUE Samuki. H. Lakin, Proprietor -a e- Compliments of LADAS CONFECTIONERY AND BOOK STORE Compliments of BARTH’S DRUG STORE N. BRADDOCK. PA. Phone: BR. 4454 ■----------------a t EIGHTH STREET MARKET j Fresh Smoked Meats Groceries and Meats EIGHTH :ui(l TALBOT C. N. KAUSLER MEAT MARKET Phone: BR. 1835 224 CAMP AVENUE BRADDOCK CRONENWETH DRY CLEANERS Good Dry Cleaning Is a Necessary Economy........Not An Unnecessary Expense 735 ROSS AVE. Phone l’E. 0844 120 LIBRARY S I . Phone BR. 1553 Phone BR. 2183 CRYSTAL MEAT MARKET O. Wilson, Prop. FRESH MEATS and GROCERIES 874 BRADDOCK AVENUE SOLOMON’S BRADDOCK S BES I N FORE FOR MEN The Home of BRINKI.Y CLOTHES 858 BRADDOCK AVENUE 6- SADOWSKY BROTHERS PI.TMBING ROOFING - HEATING ■ On FJiA. Terms ' 921-23 BRADDOCK AVENUE Phone BRandywine 1012 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 •iO JOE SEPESY’S MEAT MARKET 1102 Braddock Avenue BR. 4224 a---------------------------- a Best Wishes SAM BLUMENFELD’S CLOVER FARM STORE 1032 BRADDOCK AVENUE a-----------------------------a a---------------------------a Compliments of ALEXANDERS SUPER MARKET 714-716 BRADDOCK AVENUE BRADDOCK. PA. a---------------------------------3 Compliments of JOSEPH BLUMENFELD Vegetables, Groceries, I Quality Meats, Butter, Eggs, Cheese 1020 BRADDOCK AVENUE Phone BR. 2158 a j J e 6 3 Compliments STANDARD of PANTS STORES for the Newest in BELL GARDEN Pants Sweaters Jackets J. Merkovsky, Prop. 853 Braddock Avenue, Braddock e- 3 ( f a THE SENIOR CLASS wishes to express its gratitude to all its PATRONS and ADVERTISERS a---------------------------------------------a a-----------------------------------------—B Phone BR. 4500 BRandywinc 1700 Aladdin Cleaners 647 Fourth Street Clem M. Limbacher Copeland Station COMPLETE CLEANING Funeral Home SERVICE RI GS—Sizing Not Removed DRAPES—Hand Finished HATS—Cleaned Blocked FURS—Furrier Cleaned REPAIRING and ALTERING SERVICE 24 HOLLAND AVENUE BRADDOCK, PA. a— -----—' | Phone BR. 5205 THE BELLE SHOPPE j Ladies’ and Children’s READY-TO-YVEAR AND MILLINERY 860 BRADDOCK AVENUE a-------------------------------a Compliments of NEISNER BROS. CORP. BRADDOCK AVENUE BRADDOCK, PA. Cf --------------------------------a a -J Phone: BR. 1186 I 1 { 1 B. N. REMINGTON A. J. WINSBERG Real Estate Insurance JEWELER 1 Notary Public •3 131 LIBRARY STREET, BRADDOCK Cash Credit a 5 i a — a «■ AIR CONDITIONED ICE REFRIGERATORS Sold by THE DIAMOND ICE COMPANY I G E and COAL PHONE BR. 1008 PHONE BR. 1009 c--------------------------------------------------a C. 3 BRANDYWINE 3311 � c a ; Wm. A. McNanamy Compliments Funeral Home of ❖ Malley Smoke Shop I Corner Fourth and Mill Streets BRADDOCK, PA. Compliments Compliments of of TRI-BORO A. T. 1) U H O N ASSOCIATION it S 3 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS S -g PS--------- Congratulations from the JUNIOR CLASS '3 I s i ( e- HEUPLER LALIKOS LIBRARY BARBER SHOP 432 LIBRARY STREET BRADDOCK SWERSEY’S MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES Corner Ninth anil Washington Streets Phone: BR. 1791 a---- -a Pi- Phones: BR. 2105-2106 SMITH BROS. MEATS and GROCERIES 711 JONES AVENUE NORTH BRADDOC.K Eyes Examined—Glasses Furnished DR. A. E. FRANKENSTEIN OPTOMETRIST 618 BRADDOCK AVENUE, BRADDOCK Second Floor Telephones: BRandywine 0515-0516 Dash Brothers Coal Company CHAMPION COAL NEVILLE COKE Yard and Office Sixth Street and P. it L. E. Railroad BRADDOCK, PA. Compliments of e -a J. E. (TED) DAVIS Municipal Building g---------------------------- —----------------- —-------------- B Compliments of J. GOLDSTEIN a •-------------------------- a I j Compliments of GEORGE H. HOUSE and RAY W. HOUSE e ----------------------------a Compliments of JAMES H. ROSE Burgess of Braddock Compliments of SAM SCHWARTZ Compliments of WEAKLAND'S CLOTHING STORE BRADDOCK AVENUE, BRADDOCK CORNER CAFE J. Orris, Prop. Comer 13th Street and Bell Avenue NORTH BRADDOCK, PA. ft- Compliments of Chuck Holleran S Chief of Police of Braddock Congratulations from GIRMAN’S GRILLE Michael Girman, Prop. 1122 BELL AVENUE, NORTH BRADDOCK Congratulations from PINIGAS WHITE LODGE ft —? Compliments i f 5 SJ Compliments of of AGNES CONFECTIONERY RICHARD’S GRILLE 7303 AURELIA STREET 1100 BRINTON AVENUE SWISS VALE a — — j NORTH BRADDOCK S a GOOD FOOD IS OUR BEST HEALTH DEFENSE Buy at GRANDVIEW MARKET NORTH BRADDOCK Phone VA. 1587 Visit ... | HIGGINS TAVERN 705-707 FOURTH STREET NORTH BRADDOCK j Formerly Smotzer's J e-----------------------------------4 MILLER BROTHERS Real Estate General Insurance 619 JONES AVENUE NORTH BRADDOCK PHONE BR. 4186 G-----------------------------------$ — Hardware House Paints Furnishings A. B A Y L E Y 1636 Brinton Avenue, North Braddock Valley 1796 Electrical Plumbing Supplies Supplies g JULES CONFECTIONERY AND GROCERIES 1228 BELL AVENUE NORTH BRADDOCK ------------------------------£ % BRandywine 2-197 RYAN BARNHART PHARMACY C. M . Ryan, Ph.G. T. L. Barnhart, Ph.G. Fourth Street and Hawkins Avenue NORTH BRADDOCK ------------------------------- c--------------------------- n BR. 9872 M. M. Scanlon Tell Them You Got It At SCOTT GRILL San d w ich ks—Con f ecu on.s 601 JONES AVENUE. NORTH BRADDOCK e— s f 5 a Phone: HR. 0366 A Policy for Every Hazard Insure and Be Sure MRS. R. COSTELLO C. R. SHI RING AGENCY Groceries - Lunch Meals 201 Watkins Avenue, Wilmerding Valley 1347 - J 905 JONES AVENUE, NORTH l(RAI)DOCK Norman Keyser a----------------—---------------- a a------------------------------- a 0 £ � f s a Phone: HR. 9754 Compliments S I EVE PENDRO of Groceries and Meats M. BERTAS MARKET $ 1230 BELL AVENUE, NORTH BRADDOCK 1318 BELL AVENUE, NORTH BRADDOCK a 5 t Phone: BR. 3014 a 0 J i . .9 Compliments Compliments of : 1 of THE CONFRATERNITY BERNARD COSTELLO OF THE HOLY ROSARY i a--------------------------------- a e---------------------------------o 0— B 5 9 Compliments of FRESHMAN B Compliments of President-—Job n McFet ridge FRESHMAN A , Secretary-Treasurer-—Althea Lucus President-—R. Ferguson Counselor—Charles Harnill Secretary-Treasurer—V. Lim bacher 8 5 t a Compliments of UNDERCOFFER FUNERAL HOME WILMERDING VALLEY 0902 I s s 1 t a i 1 j Congratulations i ] to BEST WISHES The Graduates To The I from I Class of ’43 Theta Chapter from j of The Theta Chapter j Troub-Ahd-Ars 5 s s s 1 I j 3 i of Eeta Nu Pi cs —-g Congratulations | To the Senior Class | from I j I ; The Theta Chapter j I of the j | Omega Sigma Chi j Sorority j | Congratulations j from the j SOPHOMORE CLASS Luck to the Class of '43 j from THE TREE-TOPPERS j | s s G-------- —3 Congratulations from Theta Chapter of the Phi Epsilon Sigma e---------------------------------a G---------------------------------3 Phone: Valley 0427 j MARY A. FILLAR Real Estate—Insurance Notary Public Corner Caldwell and Station Streets Wilmerding V. E. QUINN. President—1303 Oak Avenue, Turtle Creek J. MANIA. Vice President—119 Sixth Street. Turtle Creek 1). I KELLY. Financial Secretary—120 Tenth Street, Turtle Creek C. F. NAIR. Recording Secretary—503 Penn Avenue, Turtle Creek P. J. LONG, Treasurer—108 Mercer Street, Turtle Creek Phone Valley 1644-N Phone Valley 0579- V Phone Valley 215 I N! Phone Valley 1723 Phone Valley 1083-R ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS Division No. 30, Turtle Creek, Pa. Ladies’ Auxiliary, Division No. 7 Headquarters: 630 Penn Avenue Organized in Turtle Creek in 1900 e — a BEST WISHES Compliments of of BANK CAFE Holy Name Society 619 Pknn Avenue Turtle Creek, Pa. of Frank Speelman, Prop. ST. COLMAN’S CHURCH s Turtle Creek, Pa. Phone: Valley 2423-J g s. 0 Your Doctor’s Choice PULLEN ’ S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 501 Penn Avenue, Turtle Creek Phone: Valley 3500 o JOBE FUNERAL HOME Art Institution for Community Service 123-127 Church Street Phone: Valley 1950 TURTLE CREEK Rov R. Jobe James A. Jobe «----------------------a ERWIN’S MIRROR RESTAURANT 610 PENN AVENUE, I UR I I E CREEK ❖ Home Cooked Meals g--------------------------------a DAY ami NIGHT: Phone VA. 1845 BENNIE HIRSGH’S GARAGE Nash Service and Repairs 109 Penn Avenue Turtle Creek a------------------------------p Estabi.ished 1890 pALLER’5 ‘Better furniture Phone Valley 1555 529-533 Penn Avenue. Turtle Creek e------------------------------a a------------------------------- a Phone: VA. 1336 T () M J. KNEE Funeral Director Osborne at Larimer Street TURTLE CREEK e----------------------------------a a------------------------------- 3 «--------------------------- a HOLMES DRUG STORE St. Colman’s Thursday Night for PRESCRIPTIONS Dependability and Fair Price 703 PENN AVENUE BINGO CLUB Turtle Creek, Pa. TURTLE CREEK a j i a a 2 ) e : a I. FINEMAN COMPANY JOHNSTON THE FLORIST DEPARTMENT STORE BRADDOCK 526 PENN AVENUE TURTLE CREEK Valley 1543 TURTLE CREEK ti s 1 —£ JOHN’S DRUG STORE Prescription Druggists 504 PENN AVENUE TURTLE CREEK Phones: Valley 2271-3828 «- a Phone VA. 3839 JOHN L. QUINLAN Funeral Home 128 SHAW AVENUE TURTLE CREEK Vi — — —' ! ' Compliments of STUBBS FUNERAL HOME THE FRIENDLY TAVERN 273 BRADDOCK AVENUE TURTLE CREEK TURTLE CREEK Phone: Valley 1700 1 Phone: Valley 9723 B—— —— — — 2 s JJ Compliments of EDWARD J. DITTMER ALEX HONIG CO. R1ECK MILK MAN Wholesale Grocers East Pittsburgh e— — 3 s a Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Telephone: Valley 3793 I)R. ESTHER R. GOODMAN OPTOMETRIST 817 Braddock Avenue East Pittsburgh -------------------------------a a-----------------—-— ------—— Shoes for the Family L. GROSS CO. 102 ELECTRIC AVENUE EAST PITTSBURGH a---------------------------- Cs — c 5 9 Compliments of Best Wishes from GOODMAN’S FREDERICK THEATER JEWELRY STORE EAST PITTSBURGH URBAN THEATER 817 BRADDOCK AVENUE VALLEY 1769 east McKeesport EAST PITTSBURGH N. A. Malanos, Owner tf— 3 t t a Compliments of JOSEPH’S MEN’S STORE Adam's Hats Arrow Shirts Hickok Belts MacGregor Sportswear 819 Braddock Avenue East Pittsburgh tt------------------------------------ BROWN’S DAIRY COMPANY WOLF FUNERAL HOME 304 Electric Avenue East Pittsburgh VA. 0969 C— RUEFA’S TAILOR SHOP Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing 710 Main Slrcci EAST PITTSBURGH HOHMANNPHARMACY Corner Main and Bessemer Avenue East Pittsburgh 6--------------------------------B Phone: VA. 2552 P O A C H MEATS and GROCERIES ' 809 Main Street EAST PITTSBURGH MAIN STREET BARBER SHOP East Pittsburgh Peter Catone Congratulations from LANIGAN’S FUNERAL HOME 700 Linden Avenue EAST PITTSBURGH Phone: Valley 0361 Congratulations from TERRACE THEATER Bessemer Avenue, East Pittsburgh F. E. Hasley, Manager Walter J. Yenney Jeweler 104 Electric Avenue East Pittsburgh Phones: BR. 3275—VA. 6446 Mi m ' - m Sm , 'kfe1 PS6 k SI ; 1©,' • A- ' ' • V • • LjfT ’}'. -HK ■ ■ ■ s r,.s. . 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