St Thomas the Apostle High School - Apostolite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1942 volume:

(l x-cJ ibnd ■. : :i ' y . ;m ■: m i-mi ' m M ■ Iie J iah School j ' I treienti Vlie 1942 J4 p o 5 I o lit e xyiir S ta Editor iii-Chiel Ruth Stokes Associate Editors Mildred Wehle Patricia Powers COLETTAMAE CaSEY Sylvia Bradl Claire Hayes Business Manager Peggy McGorrin — yv kofnasite 5 J aliite I PLKDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG (o a flaq which through the ypors has neon jor inc. (i symhol oj security, of truth ana loyalty; a banner oj the brave: a pag uriiich 1 proudly claim as my own; the paq .... OF THE UNHED STATES OF AMERICA AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IF STANDS a nation forged in the burning zeal of our forefathers; protected jrom tyranny. Christened in ocniorrory. in order that it might be ONE NATION INIOIX ISIBLE a brotherhood of states: a (ountry united in spirit and cause, indivisible in uutr or peace WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL .... jor slai ' e and soi ' ereign, pri{i(e (uid pauper: the priceless gem of jreedon) and e luality is bestoived on capitalist and laborer alike, jar. to the eyes of Anxeriia. thev are Americans ALL. or J o a and L o u n t r Piibhslied by The Senior Class of St. , . . 1942 postalit e Thomas Apostle High School , N HUMBLE TRIBUTE, a small memento, indeed. ... to one who for the past year has made each day within the portals of S. T . A. seem, for us. a little less routine, a great deal more enjoyanle: to one who in a very short time has endeared himself permanently to the hearts of all aid in horn we place our trust for spiritual guidance dtuing the turbulent days which we must undoubtedly face: to our new pastor, trie Reverend Charles Murph . this 10-42 Apostolite is most respectfully and lovingly dedicated. Uo J4lm AJko J4a6 O. e e VI Ik ieV , ( h €iAfljJ 44ytflJlJ4 aifMi lii y lA, r friend and S e n e t a c t o r -Seniors L auakt L rf- Ljuard Top Row: Centlr Row: Bottom Row: Between belles — Framed — Is it me or just my money? Watch tlie Birdie — Study in Inquiring reporter. Contrasts — A Smile? Gleaniino randies . . . white gowns an atmosphere or solemn dexotion as Thomasiles display their love lor Mary . . . an annual event Th: .i ing Rosary. J ph ' ituai (I5eautu at J t. ho ' P ma6 Lyidr Spiritual d 7 UiSerS Revkrknd Robfrt I ' . Doyle genial, and well-loved. vn i spolce so capably for S. T. A. on tile Citizens of 1 omor- rovv nroaacasf. Reverend Joseph I . O Donnell well - known, and endeared Id i II w li o join in t lie Sundax-niunI irolii at 1 ouiig Peoples Club. RlAl.RE.NU I M. l)UELS J. iNkCKEKM.XN wliose gracious manner has made liim as mu K the friend as the teacher to Fhomasites. I reseyitinq . . . vJur acuit Q ' ' ' yyny J aculliA Sister M. Reginald Principal Sister M. Alcuin Freshman Homeroom, Chemistry, Physics, Geometry, Religion I. Sister M. Callistus English III, Clothing, Home Management. Sister M. Felicia Junior Homeroom, History, Sociology. Sister M. Fides Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Secretarial Practice Sister M. Hubertine Junior Homeroom. Latin 1-IV, Religion III Sister M. James Library Sister Mary Camillus Senior Homeroom English II. IV, Religion HI Sister Mary Rose (Librarian) Freshman Homeroom. English I. Speech. Religion I. Sister M. Norbert Sophomore Homeroom, General Science, French, Religion II. Sister M. Titus Sophomore Homeroom, Biology, Algebra, Religion II. Sister M. Marcus Music. Glee Club. Mrs. Rose Browne Physical Education. Miss Margaret O ' Brien Art. Miss Jean Cook Office Secretary L enterd or -y dminbtration and Social . ctiuiiu PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM FACILH ATES PROGRAM i S. T. A. PROMOTES COMPLETE LIVING Under the direction of the Dominican Sisters of Sinslnwa. Wisconsin tlie students of St. Triomas Apostle Hign Scnool are trained in trie knowledge or Christian principles of rig ht living so that they may discharge their duties to God, to the social community in which they live and to their country. Religion and moral instruction combined with a program of studies arranged according to the standards of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools prepares the students to follow professional and business careers. The extra-currii ular program of religious, social and athletic activities aim to educate the young woman to make a social adjustment so she may better exercise her duties in the C nurch. home, and society. l i e l eek at the e emord Lfjt to rigM— lof Row: Three s a crowd Ciirls in white . . . such poise. Second Row; Toeing the line Break it up . . . Another Coke. Third Row: Topsy-turvy . . . Look s like rain . . . Enjoying yourselves? Bottom Row: I don t know, no v . . . The old top rail Hey, kids! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Li-jl Ic) hgh: Patricia Powers (Seiretary). Patricia Naughton (President), Margaret Condo (Treasurer) , Collettemae Casey ( Vit e-President) _yv l Uonl in l adin 9 And anotlier year has drawn o a close. For underclassmen it means but the prelude to still another year of happy, friendly, fruitful days at S. T. A. But to us. the seniors, it means farewell to a carefree, joyous phase of our lives. It calls our attention to the beckonings of the outside world. It bids us leave the place which has been a tranquill shelter and second home for the preceding four years, and set out. to put into practical application the principles of Christian Living in which we have been instructed so zealously . . . Four years? They have been but as a fleeting moment filled with thrills, surprises, and new friend- ships that are destined perhaps to endure throughout life. In (he youthlul Irolir, however, painstaking teaching and sympathetic character-f)uilding have been far from neglected . . . Yes. we feel well-[)repared. indeed, to lace fearlessly whatever the future may have in store for us. knowing that we have but one goal in mind, — to live up to the high standards of our teachers and predecessors, and to endeavor ceaselessly to be inspiring examples to those who follow us. JhAN BlIlRMANN Niilional Honor Society 4: Letter Club 4; Volley- ball 4; Basketball i. 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 1.2.5.4: Sodality I. 2. 3. 4; Com- mercial Club 4: Red Cross 3. 4: Crede Milii 3. 4; Bowling 3. 4; Swim- ming 1. 2: Sm i I i n ' Through 4: Operetta I. 2. 3; Cisca 1. 2. 3. 4. Patricia Bovlan French Club 4: Red Cross 3. 4: Sodality 1. 2, 3. 4; Swimming 3: Bowl- ing 3; Junior Prom Chair- man 3: Senior Prom Chairman 4: Operetta 3; Camera Club 3, 4; Cisca 4 1 Crede Mihr. Sylvia Bradl Art 4; Sodality I, 2. 3. 4: Glee Club I, 2. 3, 4; Sec- retary 2; Letter Club 3. 4: French Club 4: His- tory Club 2: Latin Club 4; Camera Club 3: Vol- leyball 2. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Bowling 3: Swimming 3; Crede Mihi 2. 3. 4; Apostalite 4; Red Cross 3. 4: National Honor Society 3-4 (Sec); Operetta 1. 2. 3; Euchar- istic Corrimittee 3. Mary BRADLtY Sodality 1. 2, 3. 4: Glee Club i. 2. 3, 4: Oper- etta 1. 2. 3; Smilin ' Through 4. Catherine Buchmillek Letter Club 3. 4: Bowl- ing 3. 4; Chemiphvst 3: Basketball I. 2. 4; Cap- lain, Basketball 4; Vol- leyball I. 2, 3. 4: Cap- tain. Volleyball 4; Sodal- ity I. 2, 3. 4: Swim- ming 3; Senior Prom Committee 4; Smilin ' Through 4, Rita Bulger Glee Club 2: Bowling 3; Chemiphyst 3; Sodality I. 2. 3. 4: • ' Smilin ' Through 4. Bettijean Carey Conmiercial Club 4; Red Cross 4; Sodality I, 2, 3. 4. Marcella Carlin Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4 (Pre- lect); Junior Prom Com- mittee; Student Council 4; Operetta 3: Camera Club 3: Swimming 3: Red Cross 3. 4: Crede Mihi 3. 4; Cisca 4. Katherine Carroll Sodality I. 2. 3. 4 (sec.); Glee Club I. 2. 3: Oper- etta I. 2. 3: Smilin ' Through 4; History Club 2; Clieniiphyst 4; Red Cross 4; St. Thomas Aquinas Symposium 4. Rose Bielstein Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Letter Club 3, 4; History Club 2: Chemiphyst 3: Red Cross 3, 4; Volleyball 2. 5. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Bawling Captain 5; Smilin ' Through 4; Vice-President 2; Sodal- ity I. 2. 3, 4: Crede Mihi 4 Ida Clark Sodality 1. 2. 3, 4; Let- ter Club 3. 4: Camera Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Basketball 3; Volley- ball 3. Colette Carroll Red Cross 3. 4; Operetta 3; Smilin ' Through 4; Eucharistic Committee 3; Sodality 1.2. 3. 4. Margarite Cartledge Red Cross 3: Volleyball 4; Commercial Club 4; Sodality I. 4. Colettamae Casey Smilin ' Through 4; National Honor Society 4: Freshman Representa- tive 1 ; Class President 2; Class Vice-President 3 ; Class Vice-President 4; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Letter Club 3. 4; History Club 3; French Club 4; Crede Mihi 3. 4; Apostalite 4: Red Cross 3. 4 . Oper- etta 3; Latin Club 4; So- dality L 2, 3, 4; Euchar- istic Committee. Julia Clifford Sodality I. 2. 3. 4: Red Cross 3, 4; Sodality Chairman 3. 4; Glee Club 2, 3. 4: History Club 2; Bowling Club 3; Smilin ' Through 4; Eucharistic Committee 3: Crede Mihi 4; Cisca 4; Operetta I. 2. 3. Margaret Condo Sodality I. 2, 3. 4; Glee Club i. 2, 3, 4; Letter Club 2, 3. 4; Bowling 3: Smilin ' Through i; (lass Secretary t; Oper- etta 1.2. 3; Camera Club 3: Red Cross 3. 4; Swim ling 3: ' ollevball I. 2; Bask.lball 1. 2. 3. 4: Eu- charistic Committee 3; Rerum Novarum 3; St. Thomas Aquinas Sympo- sium 4; Junior-Senior Lun- cheon (co-chairman) 3. Jane Conley Bowling Captain 2; Glee Club 4; Swimming 2, 3; Eucharistic Committee 3. Aljean Cornue Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4: Crede Mihi 4; Red Cross 3: Smilin ' Through 4; Operetta I. 2. Irene Daulquist Sodality 1.2, 3. 4; Com- mercial Club 4. Mary Ann Dolansky Glee Club 3. 4; Camera Club 3. (Vice-Pres.); Crede Mihi. 4: Aposta- lite 4: Commercial Club 4; Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; Smilin ' Through 4; Basketball t; Red Cross 3; Operetta 3: Junior Prom Committee 3; Eu- charistic Commillee 3. Beatrice Duffy Operetta 1: Red Cross 2; Glee Club 1, 4; Sodahty I. 2. 3. 4. Lj r a d u a t es r a d VI at es DoRO Fal LclliT CIuK 2. 1. 4; CI,-.- Clul 2:( o.i,ni,T,ml ( l„l. ■5:BHskHlwlN; ' oll,-vlMll I. 2. 3. -f; SotlHlily I. 2, 5. 4; Red Cross 5: Si„il- in 1 lirougli 4 : (_-r  cle Mini 4; Swiiiiining 5. Do Farrf: Sucfrtlity I. 2. - . 4; GKr Clul) 4: Red Cross 5. 4: Operotta I : Pri)ni Oim- niittcr ; Cisca -4. Ml r.Av C.kr Clul) I, 2. 5. 4: Camera Clun 5 ; Sodal- ity I, 2. 3. 4: Operetta I. 2. J: Crede Nlilii 4; Eurliaristic Coniniittee 5. Jean Cmbbs Letter Club 5. 4: Sodal- ity 1.2.3.4: Glee Cliih 1. 2. 3 (N ' ire-Pres). 4 (Pres.) r ' Siiiilin rlir(ni( li 4: Operetta 1.2. 3: .lun- ior - Senior Lunrlieon Coniniittee: Volleyliall 2: Baskellmll. Denu Ha FrencI, Club 3. 4: Vol- leyball I. 2. 3. 4: Cbeni- iphyst 3; Basketball 2. 3; Red Cross 2. 3. 4; Senior Prom Chairman: History Clul); An Club 4. Ha A t HtCIA I lAHPKR French Club 5. 4: His- tory Club 2: Sodality 1, 2. 3. 4; oII.-vImII I. 2. ■h. 4; BasL-tlMJI 2. 5: Art 4; Rod Cross 2. 3. 4; Fu( liiiristir Coniniittee 3. Clairl Hayes Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4 (Vice- Prefect) ; Student Coun- cil I : National Honor So- ciety 4: Crede Mibi 3. 4; Apostalite 4: Feller Club 3. 4; ollevball 1: Bas- ketball 3. 4; Glee Club I. 2. 3: History Club 4; Operetta I. 2. 3; Latin Club 4: Cisca 1. 2. 5. 4; Sniilin Tb rougli 4 : Red Cross Cnairnian 3,4. Sara I bnBrRr Sodality I. 2. 3. 4: Coni- nierciaj Club 4: Bowling 4: Junior Prom Cointtiit- tee 3: Operetta I. 2. 3; Sniilin 1 li ntu i« li 4; Mary Kager Com nicrcia I Club 4; Bowling 4 : Letter Club 4: Basketball 4; VoIIey- i)all 3. 4; Red Cross 3. 4: Sniilin I li rd u t; li 4. p, Kane Sodality I. 2. 3. 4: Com- mercial Club 4; Sniilin ' 1liroii..|i ' 4. No Km Sodality 1. 2, 3. 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Camera Club 3; Volleyball 3. Armki.ine LaFreniere Sodality I. 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Crede Milii 4: Latin Club 4: National Honor Society 4; Sniilin 4 nroutjn 4: Operetta 2. 3. 4. Ruth FaFri y Letter Clufj 4: Coniiiier rial Club (Sec. IVeas. )4: Sodality I. 2. 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3. (Treas.) 4. Dolores Lisowski Sodality 1. 2. 3, 4; Swim- ming 3: Eucnaristic Coni- niittee 3: bssion Club 3. Anne Lorenz Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4: Coni- nier iai ( lull -1 ( i e- Pns): Mission Club 4: ( ice-Pres.): Smilin ' lliriMigli 4; Glee Club 3: Li-ttcr Club 3: Red Cross 3. 4: Crede Milii 4. F.ii.een Maiier Eucliaristic Committee 3; Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4: C.lcc Club 1: Bowling 3; His- tory Club 2. Helen Maloney French ( lub 4: Cdee Club I: Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; Crede Mihi 2. 3. 4: Operetta 1: Student Council 1 : Red C ross 3, 4: History Club 2: Cam- era Club 3. Cecilia Manz Sodality 1. 2. 3. I: Letter Club 3. 4: „ll,vball Captain 3: B.i ske I b.i 1 1 2. 3. 4: Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Operetta I. 2. 3: Sniilin ' rlirou0h 4: Glee Clul, I. 2. 3. Shirley . Iakshai.l Sodality I. 2. 3. 4: Art Club 4 : ' S III i 1 i n rlirough 4; Coiiiiiierii.il Club 4; Red Cross 3. 4; Glee Club I. 2: Crede Nbhi 3. 4: St, rliomas . ' XquiiMs Symposium 4: Oiienlta 1.2. 3. pLt.l.Y McCioRRIN Sodality 1 .2.3. 4: St. Tho- mas A(]nin:is SNinposiiim 4: Crede Mil, i 2.3,4 (Bus. Mur.);. p.,slalile 4 (Bus, Mur.): Con, menial Clul, 4: ,l Club I, 2: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Operetta 1. 2. 3; Camera Club 3: French Club 3: Red Cross 3.4: olleyballl.2: Fiasketball I. 2: Sniilin ' Throucli 4; Fluclioristic C onimittee 3. Veronica McNamara Operetta 2; Glee Club 2: Latin Club 4; Sodal- ity 2. 5. 4, Jaqueline Methven Sodality 1. 2. ). 4; Let- ter C luD -1; History CIud 2: Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4; Sniilin Tn rou u ' ' 4. Patricia Montaque Sodality 1. 2, 5. 4: Glee C uh 2: Operetta 2; Sniilin Tnroiipn 4. Patricia Nauchton Class President 5, 4; Stu- dent Council Setretary 5; Student C o u n i I ice- Pres. 4; Sodality I. 2. 5. 4; Sodality Chairiiian 2; Glee Club 5 ; History Cluh 2; Credo Mil,i 4: Commercial Cluh 4; Basketball Captain 1. Gwendolyn Nolan Sodality I. 2. 3. 4: Glee Cluh 1: CredeMllii 5.4: Smjiin Throuj li 3, 4 : Red Cross 3. 4; Eucliar- istic Committee 3; Bowl- ing 3; Swimming 2. 3. Bertha Anne Nolleh Letter Cluh 3. 4 ; Glee Cluh I. 2, 3; Bowling 5; olleyhall 2. 3. 4; Bas- krthall 3; Operetta 3; So- dality 1. 2, 3, 4; Swim- ming I, 3. Patricia O ' Brien Sodality 1. 2. 5. 4; So- dality Treasurer 4; Com- nierrial Cluh 4: Smilin Tlirougli 4; Cheerleader 4; Red Cross 3; Camera Cluh 3; Class Secretary Treasurer 2 ; Cisca 2. Lucille O ' Connor Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4: Bowl- ing 3; Swimming 2, 3; Red Cross 3; Eut liaristic Committee 3; Crede Mihi 3. If OHa Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4: Letter Cluh 3. 4; ' ollevhall 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4 Bowling 3; Operetta 3 Smilin Through 4 Cheerleader 4. Virginia O Keefe Glee Club 3: French Club 4 : ' Smilin ' Through 4: Operetta 5; Sodality 3, 4. Mary O ' Malley Sodality 3, 4 : Conmier- cial Club 4: Red Cross 3,4: Smilin I lirough 4, Dorothy Pickley Crede Mihi 4; Bowling 3: Sodality L 2. 3. 4; Letter Club 4; Swimming 3; Volleyball 4; Smilin ' Through 4 : Euclmristie Conmiittee 3. Patricia Powers Apostalite 4; Crede Mihi 3. 4: Glee Club . 2: Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4 ; Class Treasurer 4; C hem- istry Club 3 : Smilin Through ' 4: Operetta L 2. Joan Rock Sodality . 2. 5. 4; So- dality Chairman 2, 3; Red Cross 3 : Mission Club President 4; Cheer i ead- cT 4 ; C isca 2. DoRO Ry Sodality I. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2: Operetta I. 2 ; Sniilin Through 4. Phyllis Smith Sodality L 2. 3. 4: His- tory Club 2; Smilin I hrough 4: Swimming 3; Red Cross 3, 4. Ruth Stokes Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 3: Operetta 5: Latin Club 4 ; Smilin T hrough 4; Red Cross 3: Class Treasurer 3 ; Stu- dent Council 4: National Honor Society 4; Apos- lalite 4 (Ed.): Crede Mihi 2. 5. 4 (Ed.). Theresa Thomiskr Letter Club 2. 3. 4; Red Cross 3. 4: Vollevball . 2. 5. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Cluh 3. 4: Operetta 3; Chemiphyst 3; Eucharislir Conmiit- tee 3. Gertrude W ' ALUiAMAN Sodality L 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Chairman 3 ; Red Cross 3; ' ' Smilin ' Through 4; Cheerleader 4; Camera Club 3; Com- mercial Cluh President 4. Mil Wi Sodality L 2, 3, 4; Crede Mihi 2. 3. 4 (Staff) I Na- lioiiid Honor Society 3, 4, (Pres.); Student Council ( liairman 4: Chemiphyst Club 3: Operetta 2: Vol- leyball L 2. 3: Letter Club 3, 4: Class Secre- tary 3; Junior Prom Com- tnittee 3; Apostalite 4. Nokrita Walsh Sodality 1,2. 3. 4; Bowl- ing 3; Operetta I. Lj r a d u a t e6 p|,«icis.s SoU.e Arc J ' Princip ' raU a Letter OffiKcPres ' ■ pledge Alleg lance I .1, Sc-l ola s ' ■A Slil ' in Time Lc i lo Ri | ii. Top Row: H. BraHl. C. Boyle, C. Mundy. M. Carroll. D. Burnst. P. Bill -k. P. Daley. A. Havfs. C . Dalilquist. M. Arniilago. J. Docrr, T. Powers, . Rodriguez. M. Griffin. Second Row: B. Cotton. R. Bicdcrniati. C. Rocl.r. ' , H.ilppr. V. liurnst. II, ' illi...ns. J. Butler. D. DonaKer. R. Geary, L. Aliriiliani. Bottom Row : F. Dauni. V, Burns. C, Epfile. A. M. layc  . A. R ,ui. I Miirpliy. A. MacNaniara. JU.NIOR OFFICERS Left to riglit: olanda Rodriguez. Secretary; Callierine Epplo. (cp- ' resiut ' n(; Catlierine Cromer. President; Anna Grace Meers, Tredsiirer. To the Juniors T ruly outstanding have been the class of 4j s many remarkable achievements. Their sturdy cooperation and singular sales ability have been shown in every drive. In these. likewise, tlieir unsuppressible enthusiasm reaches its heights. As up and coming socialites, they conducted several suc essful social affairs one of which, the Junior Prom, received innumerable praises and i onipliments. In scholarship and athletics also, they demonstrated peiuliar ability, with sports- manship well rooted in every action. With all these desirable ((ualilies. they can- not fail to be top-notch Seniors. For leaders they are. and leaders they always, will be. Top Row : D. L,B,„u. R. Skro.l,. , . Wirls. C IM,.. S IWk,-, - W, „. I) M.Goire. M Healy. M. Eacle. M. E. Murpl.v. F Carroll. X ' . ov..l . A M Newell, F. I e„,inella. E, Man .. M. Ryan. Second Row: J. Prendergasl. B. I. M.Donald. ! . ODoonell, Baker, 1. KokaiJ, II. Gaynor, P, Manderino. B. Fergus. E, ( lark, , I. Doyle, I. M Kenzie. P. Fveraerl. Bottom Row: R. M. , ' rlon. A. ( .. Meers. P. Cray. M. R. M.Corlliy, P. ( uigley. A. J. Kfllv. ( , C roiner- SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Corrine Rodriguez, Secretary -Treasurer; Belty Harper, ' ice- President; Betty Mullen, President. To the Sophomores Orcliicis to the Sopliomores for tne splendia spirit and cooperation tney nave shown this year. In their able direction of the Victory Dance, they have exhibited not a little ingenuity and quantities of determination and hard work. The vim, vigor, and vitality displayed in every type of contest has been for them, OS much a mark of distinction as has been their athletics of unusual caliber. To them, we owe a debt of deep gratitude for the admirable qualities they have embodied in the year s program. Ijfft to rUfht : 1 OP Row : B. Harper. B. Rosner, M. E. Graniclier, E. HhIwhx, B. Heavey, R CassiJy, V. Schlculcr. K. O ' Malley, E. Blavka, M. Nix. M. C. Wiley, P. Patprnosler. .1. Cuniniings, M. Schaah, Second Row: B. Mullen, M. U ' alsli. E. Glo.ster, T. McCor.iiHeli. S Carroll, D. Brennan. M. Rossiter, M. I. St Clair, M. Van Delft, T. Knowlcs. H. Bauer. Bottom Row: ,1. Monnlmn, M. A. Sranlon, A Doirr, I. SiiieMs, R M CraMe. C. Rodriguei. l to rig il; Top Row; M. Reynolds, M. Peck, J. Leonard, F. Goldsniilli, .1. Harliss, A. Bergainine, M. .1. Keelcy, D. Condo, M. Heil, R. Collins, J. Connor, ,1. A. I gplin, ■ M. C. Prendergast, S. DeSonier, D, Scliniilz. M. J. Maraluse. Second Row : P. McGurre, E. Moriarily, S. Wiley. E. Sullivan TmRO Row: T. Garvin, A. Dubi.slii, F. Biumcns, E. Gnnil, E. Keilelier, M. Battle. Bottom Row : M. Sternbereer, B. Rvan, D. Hansen, E. Conway, V. Weis, H. Becker, P. Sullivan. 1 Of GKOL ' H. Ujt ea ri , .i Fop Row: M. R. Carey. B. McKen i.-. M A Grmr„„i. f Butler. C. Caviezel. T Krainer. D. Kodricli. L. Huglies, I ' Hulger. i; Kar.e. T. Falvey. E. ONeil. I .Ake. M. Harney. Second Row , P. Dwyer. M. C. Naual.tmi. G. ll„ln,e.. I lloran. A, M. Sullivan, J Pliillip. . H. Wiley. T. Luniacli BoTlOM Row: M. Kelly. C. Dahlquist. L. Willianjs. D. Santet. J Healy. M. Murris. Freshman C lass Representative Jeanne Horan SPIRIT — Freshman Class of -15 And tills spirit lias i)fcii simwii in holli s( liolarsliip aiitl atliletiis. Their class spirit ( aiiiiot be surpassed as lias heen proved liy i lass rallies and the ad drive. Their unbelievable dramatii ■ibililv slioiie hirth in the prodiK tiiin. The Toy Shop. The leaders ol the i lass h,i e been deservedly recognized b other classes as they eagerly and vi toriousl urge on their classmates. May they continue ictorious! Lejt to right: Top Row : D. Samlilla. A Hanralls. D. OD..„n,ll. M l,„r,n . C ' .,n■ . G Wlls.m. P. Runne. NF A I ' nel . l. Qnillan. k M .NI.Gnire. T M, Oaniel Second Row : F Killlian,. R Kelly. .Nf D,.ri«..n. IF M.CInskey. A Kline, f Mnrpliy. M. 1. Lang. Bottom Row: C. Ward. L. Svaniga. A l Kelly. M. C Murphy. H. .NIartin. l NcCasek. ( urncuiu n or studied cyLlaktened To those active organizations which pre- pare us during our high-school days to rill adequately the requirements which will be demanded or us as we venture into the world or commerce, we owe a debt of undying gratitude. Most prominent among these is the Sodality or Our Lady, which, through its activities, extends to us a greater love or things spiritual, and an understanding or the qualities that should be characteristic or a Catholic woman. The torch or knowledge is lifted aloft by members of the National Honor Society of whose activities we are justly proud, especially since their zealous efforts con- cerning The Citizens of Tomorrow broadcast have put St. Thomas on the map. Much credit is due the Student Council which is ever on the alert to further student interest. The Mission Club, Latin Club and Red Cross, are not the least of the organizations which add zest to school life. Not unworthy of mention, we believe is the staff that heralds the activities of these clubs in the Crede Mihi, and whose efforts have produced what we hope may be termed a satisfactory Apostolite. bu L aiendat ' of School C i enid Left: Apostalite Staff rytscusses Plans for 42 Annual Rk.hT: Soaalily Leaders Smile in Approval of Year ' s Activities Bottom : (fur Scnool Leaders . . Our Cuiding Light . . The Student Council National Honor Society Service, sc lioliirsliip and lcadcrslii|). all si ;nlic{l by the little gold pin, proudly worn oy twelve S. I . A. girls who possess and display tliese sterling qualities. Credf Mihi Reporters cooperate willi tlie stall to present school news in a manner appealing to the students. Red Cross For Coii ilry First Aid. — these zealous young ladies pursue their active course in Latin Club An organization whose one goal is to stinuilate interest in lingua Roniae. (commercial (dub Clicking typewriters and nimble fingers meet the eye of tne observer in Room 306 wbere one may see tlie perfect secretary in tlie making. eimnq (dub A Iriendly, gracious atmosphere prevails in the sewing room where apt students study the whims of Madame Fashion. 1 1 ken komasites Ljet oaetker All work and nu play is a phrase not in general usage at S. T. A. Studies are generously inter- spersed with athletics and social events. Skating is not sacrificed to Shakespeare; neither is the Bunny Hop over- looked in favor of another history test. Get an ad! Buy your bid! and ' win that game! are expressions quite as familiar to Thomasites as qui-quae-quod. Hidden dramatic ability is brought to light and given encouragement when seniors turn actors lor the armual class play. leam-work and lair l)lay are qualities imparted to the girls wiio lake part in yearly basketball and volleyball tournaments. Hay-rides, skating-parties and bowl- ing games are joyous affairs sponsored by the Letter Club, an organization com[)osecl of girls who have distinguished themselves sufliciently in athletics to merit wearing the school sweater and emblem. 1 houghts ol chemistry e. [jeriments and literal French translations are left lar behind (;ii those festive evenings in November and May when the upper-classmen arrayed in tlieir very Ijest are escorted to bi-nfuiual proms. Such, are the eagerly anticipated events, occurring at arious times througlioiit the school yetir. Indeed, never may it be said that within the ()ortals of S. f. A. exists any conspiracy to make Jill a dull girl. L u r t a i n S C u e 6 . 4 n d L a i i 6 ' Ww: A Inn, I, ,J ll„ Ori.nlal 2 J| l nw: Bhickfare. 5ki) Row : I In- ClirishiMS S|)iril — Niunicin. Bottom: Tlic Good Old Days: — Gentlemen. ' September =: Loohina orvuardi epieynoey c oo nna a u Ljiancina vDackwardi A glance back at the various activities that have taken place at St. Thomas the Apostle High School under the direction of the officers group throughout the pre- ceding year, will convince one and all that Thomasites are definitely on their toes. Our Sodality officers, ever on the alert to bring Catholic action into every phase of our lives, put into effect their carefully laid plans for a series of interest- ing and inspiring meetings, held at various times throughout the year, and climaxed by a picturesque and devotional May-Crowning. The joy of the Cliristmas season was increased a hundred-fold by the entertaining program, spon- sored by the Freshman Class. The Easter bunny received his full show of attention when Thomasites danced at the Bunny Hop on April 10. A gala time was had by all, ' that is, by all who attended the Senior Prom, May 23, And so, on to graduation, when seniors prepare to face the world, and underclassmen prepare to face another lively year at S. T. A. S oui and l - od Sf Our Mission Club Pro X ' o e( Pallia is tile motto of our S. T . A. Mission Clul). Masses, Holy Communions and cliarital)le works constitute tlie spiri tual projjram of tlie club. Stamps, tin-foil, and paper-saving represent money-making efforts. 1 fiese Aprstolic students strive to f)e niissioners at liome to those who lanor in foreign fields to propagate the teachings of Christ to tlie world. One undertaking of tfie mission group is that of providing for the education of a semmarian who will he ordained for missions among pagan peoples. Our Letter Club Although only two ears old, the Letter Cluh has carried oul a program befitting an organization many years its senior. A sleigh ride, wiener roast, bowl- ing and ping-pong tournaments, and a skating party are only a few of its many activities. In order to record the many gay and joyous times, the 1 12 Letter Clul) members have assembled in a large scrapbook. pictures, articles, and posters of their achievements. The book was presented to Sister M. Reginald. Principal, hoping that future members would continue to fill its pages with happy memories. We Point Witk P.ide to Top Row. { [ In ri(( il: L. Hughes. S. Bradly, J. Phillips. D. Condo, D. McGuirf. P. Daley. G. Holmes B Duffy. M. C. Prendereast. A. Duhiski. E. O ' Neil. H. Wiley. M. C. Nauglilon. Second Ro y: D. Santee. P. Dwyer. C. Casey, I, [Vndercast. l KU Row; T. Cramer, M, Bradly, H. Bauer, R. Collins. V. Baker, H. Becker. Bottom Row: D. Sanditn. M Murpliy. J, Healy. V. W ' iej.s, L. Williams, E. Clark. M. Lang. Harkeu. haikcii. music soitiuls ajar — and llie S. T. A. minstrels, our own Glee Clul). trill melodious ciassifal and popular music every Monda and Wednesday afternoon. Under tlie direction of Sister Marcus, ample opportunity for cultural development in the field of music is offered to all students. Ly t r Lj tee L iu h Top Row. lejt to rigfif; T. O Donnell. J. Connelly, C. Butler, J. McKinzie, M, Arniilago. j. Bierniann, P. Ruane, T. Tlioniiser. P. McGorrin, M. Condo, M. Dolansky, H. Gavin. M. Wiley. D. Sehniitz. Second Row; M. Morris, T. Hoyer. NT. Durrignn, J. Hortin. TmRl Row; E. Kaoe, J. Clifford. M. IVk, D. F .rrell. I. Gil l)s, A Laf ' reoierc. BoTloM Row; P. Quigley. R. Arton. R. Bielstein, M. Necasek. H. MarKn. M. MtClost . M. Carey. H. Bradl. Operettas. Mothers Club programs and aMiiual participa- tion in the beautiful Christmas pageant are only a few of the outstanding entertainments offered by our Cilee Club. 1 heir choral efforts received due recognition after their beautiful rendition of the Ave Maria on the Citizens of Tomorrow program. February 16, 1 42. irit Mld fof acudi and tudenh St. Thomas Apostle High School Mothers ' Club Board Membeis Sealed, (,. ( lo rig ,!; Mrs. C. Parn.er. Mrs. H. Condo. Mrs. J.Gray (President), Mrs. E. Aclon, Mrs. L. Youn.anns. Standing, e l to rigU: Mrs. E. Riley. Mrs. R. Williams, Mrs. J. Becker, Mrs. J. Prendergasl, Mrs. D. Jayrox. Mr.s. M. Boyle, Mrs. VV. Collins. Mrs. P. Morierity, Mrs. G. Bailey. One of the outstanding features of the progress of our school is the Mothers Club ... the auxiliary organization which has meant so much to the pastor, the faculty, and students. Since the founding of the Club in 1Q36 it has enjoyed a continued progress in the achievement of its purpose, that of furthering relationship between the parents and faculty, between students and parents, and that of furnishing material assistance in the equipment of the school. Mothers ' Club meetings are held in the high school hall regularly on the third Tuesday evening of each month, Friendliness is the keynote of the monthly meetings which open with a social program sponsored by some group of students after which regular business is discussed. The last interval of the evening is spent at the tea tables in the cafeteria where social chat makes the occasion a genuine get together for parents, and students. The program of activities scheduled each year includes benefit card parties extending over the months of September to May. A fall and spring luncheon are social highlights of the year for members and invited guests. The first days of June direct the thoughts of our Mother ' s Club to the graduates who are the honored guests at a festive tea held in the high school social room. The work of the organization is directed by officers and an executive board of chairman elected for a term of two ears. The recent election gives office of president to Mrs. Robert Watson. The retiring president. Mrs. Joseph Gray presided during 1Q40-42. Other past presidents are Mrs. J. P. Hoster, 1956-38 and Mrs. Esther Bondzinski, 1938-40. Clad 6 1 1 1 it W ' e. the senior of 1942 — being of sane minds, do hereby testify that this is our hist ifill and testament arici do hereby l e(inealh to the f nniors these our treasured hohlings for wliicli the ii ' or( iv fiiniors will (ru doiilil) find absolutely no use whatsoever:- I Rose Beilslcn Jean Ann Biernmn Patricia Bo l.)n SyK ' ia BradI Mary Bradlry Catherine Bin kiiiilK-f Rita Bulger Betley Jean (_ arey Nlarcella Carlrn Colletla Carroll Katherinc Carroll Marguarite Carleledge Collettaniae Casey Ida Clark Julia Clifford Margaret Condo Jane Conley Aljean Cornue Irene Dalilquisl Mary Ann DolansKy Beatrice Duffy Dorotnv Falvey Dorotliv Farrcll Do beqiieatli my Dasiiing iiniforni E.{jiciency and ahdity to Do the job Sparhling personality ana supply of sweaters JLove of boots and pleasing speaking voice Pert itair hotrs ana cheery smile Petite size and hlond hair Ciood fortune in scholarship exams Poise and popularity Upturned nose and jirefectstup Radio quiz ansirers Faniotis dimples Army correspondence Flowing brown hair Love for dancing ringers hitrnea in cheinistrv class Male leads i hisical tah ' tit Vltra feminine walL Mystic eyes and shy personality Camera mania W ell-known pompadour Athletic proivess S[inDonnet Sue freckles To Mary Rita McCarthy I onielle Sclirock Helrn BradI Francis Carroll Helen Gaynor Patricia Quiglcy C atlicrine Boyle lean Butler 1 lieresa Power Palrttia Gray Rose Mary Acton Rita Biedernian Margary Armitagc FiloMiena Fennnella Betty Fergus Mclrn Williams Mary Mealy Dnnna McGuirc Rose Mary Geary Palyniere Evereart Eiiiniy Manz irginia Burns X ' inlet Novak Helen Gavin Jean Giobs Denise Hardy Patricia Harper Claire Hayes Sara Hibbard Mary Kager Patricia Kane Armellne LaFreniere Noreen Ktllliarii Ruth LaFrey Dolores Li jiw- hi Anna Loren Eileen r lalier Helen Maioney Cecilia Manz Shirley Marshall Peggy M(C rrtrrin Veronica Mar Xaniara Jacqueline Melhyen Patricia Montague Patricia Naughton Gwendolen Nolan Bertha Noller Patricia O Brien Lucille O C onnor ileanne O Har.i Optimistic I ' ieu ' S on life Lyric soprano Constancy in friendship Sociological theories Title of honor student fieadiness to play Eyes of dresden blue Knowledge of brush and canvas Keys to oooR store Newly acquired bangs Gaiety and origintu antics Inimitable wit Love for American Historv Height and stateliness Typing speed illianous roles Dusiness Managership of Crede i lihi Combination to mv locker Pepsodent smile Demure manners Presidt ' tu V Record of Pomf iric (ircumstunco Collection of armv in igntas A cheer a any. ' ' Stitch in time Irish jig i atherine Mundy Elzabeth Clark ( atlierlne Ellis Ann C.irace Meers Jean Prendergast Lcirraine Abrafiam Alice Ryan Sheila Burke ( atherine Roche irginia Baker Agatha Wirfs Patricia Dalv X ' inlet Halper Mary Fade V irui ' iia atson ojanda Rodriques Dipnoii Danaher C atherine Fpple Pauline Bille, k I ' lorence Daurri Dolores La Beau Cecile Dahlquist h-an Doerr Dorothy Burnst Alice MacNaniara Ruth Murphy irginia O Keefe Mary O ' Malley Dorothy Pirkly Patricia Powers Joan Rock Dorothy Ryan t ' Fiyllis ' SmftI, Rulfi Sloki-s Tnrrpsn I liotiiisrr OrrtrucJc ' iti[;.iiii.inn V.rril,, WnUI, Mil,lr,-,l WVl.l,. Affiliution uuth the Saw Irish ii i Shorn wit atuf clevrnrss Straight A rej nrt Suf pl of los Mffie jrwelrv nistctry recitations Blue black hair flehn of i ' p( trs iip and gold wifig halvilous fijrnuds Much-admired vanitv case Eagerness to lend a helping hand Sweeping eyelashes and assistant editorship Aiirta Mae lavrox Eileen Burnst Betty Ian.- M. Dofiald . lary Ellen Murphy Margaret Griffifi Anna Marie Newell Betty Cotton Catherine Cromer Margaret Rvan i heresa OD nnell Margaret Doyle lean McKen ' ie We See tLe Class of ' 4 2 c ixly-iwo Seniors now uuiUe Uvir iit ' but Yes, Sixty-ttvo Seniors skirt out uneir. heforf u ' e depart we r ' e sonielhing to no W e hare to write at it this class poem or you. We ( like to he a little hit ciifferent, you see. Neither starting with ' A. nor starting with Z ' VV r start irith H. work up to me, hen we 11 start from to H, easy as can be, JDcnUe Hardy though she s oeen decidealy vNcll-nrrd Has one awful weakness — mat s right red. Next to Denisc in this porni, hs in nre Pat Harper takes part in this world s strilr. Clair is the third to catch our eye In the schohtsli departTiicnl slie rates pretty high. Next conies our Sally. Sara Hiobard to you She lifihts up that dimpled smile anew. Mary Kager now takes her plate As her sliining blue eyes light up her sweet uice. And now about Palsy Kane we 11 write Everyone knows she s our artist delight. Noreen Kill ham passes in our review (We II have to get Eddie to write about you). 1 he Iieroine Armel ine. of our Senior Class play As in Smilin Through smiles for you to-day. God smiled at St. Peter. I d like to bet When he put Armeline before Ruth in the alphabet. Annie Lorenz with her sly little jokes Is a lavofite with all of us !ienior folks. Eileen Maner, indeed, will always recall How History was lier favorite class of all. Helen Maloney. our gracious May Queen Was tlie prettiest that we ve ever seen. If it s a typist you want, definitely First Rale Then in the line for Cecilia Manz you II have to wait. About Shirley Marshall, our sweet Southern beauty It s a pleasure to write, surely not duty, Peggy McGorrin. our Prom Conga Leader, Her personaliy couldn t be sweeter. I hat sparkling .smile of Jacqueline Methven. Is the Senior s joyful gilt from heaven. Pat Montague with her lovable way Claimed her place in the Court on May Crowning Day. Our President Pal Naughlon adds to this poem. As her Irish smile to the Senior hearts goes home. Hi there, Gwen! come on in. To all the Seniors, she s a true friend. Bertha Ann Nollcr has worn out a trail From her home to the box. her letters to mail. Patricia O Brien with that complexion of peaches and cream Rales very high in the Seniors ' esteem. Lucille O Connor enters here without Jane leepers! This is really a shame. Ju t let Jeanne O Hara do her jig And any show will go over big. Virginia O Keefe celebrates Navy Day Is lliat right V ' ir ? ( V heard it that way.) Playing her part in our Senior Class Play, Mary OMalley was really O.K.! Dorothy Pickley with stalely air Wafc one of the court in Ml. Carmel s Affair. Remember lovable Old John in Our Play Rrnc.ercd in Pat Powers inimitable way? tand and I a66 Ul 5 in e view I wii Liils. luur Ijits. six l its. h dulLir C OHM ' on Joan Rock, Let s hear ya nollrr. Lovely Dol Ryan, in all Iht nionde heauty Adds a great deal ol III.- l . this little ditty. Pliyllis Sniitli with lier raven Klatk liair Has about Iter a sott quiet air. kutli Stokes, aoility. poise, and grace Enaijie Iter proudly to lake her place. I lieresa Tlioniiser. puts us to slianM With her English and German speaking claim. Norita Walsh now steps into line e don t know her so well, hut we like her righl rin L) demonstrate clieerleading Vim and Ease Step up with Joan. Gert, if you please. Sure and begorra I almost forgot To put in nie. Millie, the worst of the lot. And now we II go hack and start forward with Ru.sr Whose gay sense of humor everyone knows. Stepping right up, Jean Ann s here to pose (O.K., you can move up with Rose. ) Patty Boylan, as Prom Cnairman, worked early and late To make the Senior Prom a memoralile date. Sylvia BradI in activities galore takes part V ' ith enthusiasm coming right from the heart. Stepping up. Miss Bradley does claim Her just right to ildtu ing fame. Petite Katie Buckiiiiller steps into sports Demonstrating her skill in haskethall shorts. Consult Rita Bulger if you want a tip On how to compete for a scholarship. Listening to Betty Carey, you can ' t go wrong If she s cfooning a neat Blues Song. Prefect ol Sodality, Miss Cariin. please how You re quite a favorite among us. and how! CoIIette ( arroll lor quiz contests well hormw To do us up proud as in Citizens ol Icnudrrow. Kay Carroll ' s dimples set the pace For her vast supply of beauteous grace. Marguerite Cartledge in her Nurse attire ( ould quickly soothe any patient s ire. Ahimt C olleltamae Casey ' s hair everyone raves It s a lovely wartii hrown and [alls in soil waves. To write ahoul Ida w iuld In- hne and dandy (Bui w think «ell just I.Mvr that to Andy ). Julia Mae Clifford will stand up against Anyone in her arguments defense. Margaret Condo — responsibility does carry As our able Senior Class Se relary. The piano moves up when Jane Conley (onies in And begs lor her playing to begin. Aljcan Cornue we all must agrrc Makes a wonderlul pal for you and lor me. Bealrhr DulK whs out ill lor ., wh.le With luT rt-turn. returned )ImI old Senior smile Big brown eyes belong to l)ul. Miss Falvey uses tfiem -a . On Dol f arrell one can usually depend For a whimsical sort of a humorous trend. rientis. For her a nuillilude of fi Synonymous with Jean C ihbs is her poise. In h r iirusical treat, her beaulilul voice. e ve paraded lyvfitrr yon We ve passed in reriew e Sixty tivo Seniors noir bid you adieu ( lond hye. Good Lnclt. God Bless Youf Class of ' 42. MIIJJRED WEHLE Calendar or L uent: SEPTEMBER 4 — School portals swing open to welcome Thomasites. 16 — Mothers make new acquaintances at first meeting of Mothers ' Club. 18- Students choose their Leaders — Election of Class Officers. 23— Father Wagner ' s visit enkindles new desire to aid Missions. 25— -Sodality officers installed at impressive ceremony. OCTOBER .5— -New World Drive launched — zippy sales talks win subscriptions. 12 — Columbus receives grateful thanks — for free day 17 — Freshies don gay apparel to the amusement of Sophs — Initiation. 21 — Pop takes over at Mothers ' Club meeting. 31 — Goblins and Witches have a gay time at Halloween Party. NOVEMBER 1 — Saints accept responsibility for groups of joyous girls — a free day. 6 — Musical strains of first concert fill gym, 11 — Thanks to the Armistice, another free day. 13 — Leaders of school timidly meet for the first Student Council meeting. 14 — Sodalists discuss subjects for future meetings at second Sodality meeting. 20 — Turkey and trimmings complete festivity of Thanksgiving holidays. 21 — Taffeta and lace, corsages, and best beaus made Junior Prom at Southmoor a gala success. 22 — Honor of attending Carmel Theatre Party as member of Court bestowed on Dorothy Pickley. 28 — Patches and Rags decorate gym for Seniors ' Hard Times Party. DECEMBER 2 — Thomasites attend Solemn Requiem Mass on anniversary of the late Reverend Father Carroll. 4 — First ball flies over net as volley ball season opens. 5 — Songs of Chicago W. P. A. Operatic company thrill whole student body in gym. 8 — Freshmen en ' er Sodality as loyal Children of Mary . 16 — S. T. A. sends delegates to annual Student Council convention. 19 — Toy Shop presented by Freshmen, creates festive Christmas spirit — long awaited Christmas vacation begins. JANUARY 5 — Unhappy days — end of vacation! 23 — Jubilee singers applauded by all. 27 — Commercial Club exhibits talent in Golden Hand for Mothers ' Club. 27, 28 — Horrors of horrors, the unescapable exams! 29, 30, 31 — Spiritual guidance ably given by Reverend Father Regan, O. P. — a retreat always to be remembered. Calendar of ( vent 6 FEBRUARY ll--Thomasites make radio debut in Citizens of Tomorrow program 1 — Lincoln ' s Birthday — gives holiday! 14— Sophomores present, Knave of Hearts for Mothers ' Club. 19— Scholastic teachings of St. Thomas Aquinas revealed in elimination contests for annual Symposium. o S ' ® ' ' ' ' ' commemorates Lincoln by presenting Drinkwater ' s Abraham Lincoln ' ■ ' ■ — Patriots celebrate Washington ' s Birthday — free day. 26— Book Drive is launched for U. S. A. soldiers! 27 — Sodalists introduce Quiz program at general assembly. 28 — Contests in Bov ling Tournament bring proud honors. MARCH 2— Peace and quiet in non supervised study periods, the Honor System goes into effect. 5 — Darkened windows, hurried steps, quiet murmurs, the first air raid practice. 12 — Seniors emerge victorious at first rally. 13 — Traditional candle-lighting ceremony ushers in new Honor Society members. 17 — Freshmen spread spirit of St. Patrick at successful party. 20 — Remarkable feats of skaters amaze all at Ice Carnival in gym. 23 — Ad drive opens with a bang. APRIL 5 — Joyous Tidings of Easter! 7 — Sleeves rolled up — back to school after Easter holidays! 10 — Dancing couples reap pleasure from Sophomores ' Victory Dance. 11 — Scholastic Press Guild sponsor writing tournament. 17 — End of Basketball Tournament proves to be tense combat between Seniors and Sophs. 18 — Jubilee Singers exceed their talents to thrill our audience. 24 — Red Cross dances for Victory on the Caribbean Cruiser . MAY 1— Seniors take their bows— first night of Smilin ' Through delights audience. 3 — Again Seniors perform for appreciative audience at Smilin ' Through . 10 — A huge crowd at Letter Club skating party. 20 — Gym classes exhibition — a crowning effort of Mrs. Brown ' s untiring labors. 23 — Best beaus escort Seniors to Prom at Sherry. 25 — Mary ' s Day commemorated with entire student body at Mass and Communion. Tribute Procession to Mary in afternoon. 26 — Another popular rally stimulates school spirit. 31 — Festive evenings procession and crowning of Mary in St. Thomas Apostle Church. JUNE 2 — Gala school picnic! 3 — Class Day program. Mothers ' Club Tea honors seniors. 4 — More senior exams! Junior-Senior Luncheon. 5 — And more exams! 7 — Senior Class — 10 o ' clock Mass and Holy Communion. 8 — Class Assembly — Practice, 9 — Farewells to S. T. A. desks! 10 — Commencement — Grand March — Chorus — Diplomas! en lor L ii a66 Beilstein, Rose Biermann, Jean Ann Boylan, Patricia Bradl, Sylvia Bradley, Mary Buchmiller, Catherine Bulger, Rita Carey, Betty Jean Carlin, Marcella Carroll, Collette Carroll, Katherine Cartledge, Marguerite Casey, Collettamae Clark, Ida Mae Clitford, Julia Condo, Margaret Conley, Jane Cornue, Aljean Dahlquist, Irene Dolansky, Mary Ann Duffy, Beatrice Falvey, Dorothy Farrell, Dorothy Gavin, Helen Gibbs, Jean Hardy, Denise Harper, Patricia Hayes. Clare Hibberd, Sara Kager, Mary Kane, Patricia Killhara, Noreen La Freniere, Armeline LaFrey, Ruth Lisowski, Dolores Lorenz, Anne Maher, Eileen Maloney, Helen Manz, Cecilia Marshall, Shirley McGorrin, Peggy McNamara, Veronica Methven, Jacqueline Montaque, Patricia Naughton. Patricia Nolan, Gwendolyn Noller, Bertha Anne O ' Brien Patricia O ' Connor, Lucille O ' Hara, Jeanne OKeefe, Virginia O ' Malley, Mary Pickley, Dorothy Powers, Patricia Rock, Joan Ryan, Dorothy Smith, Phvlhs Stokes, Ruth Thomiser, Theresa Walsh, Norita V augamain, Gertrude Wehle, Mildred 5465 Kimbark Avenue 5443 Ellis Avenue 7311 Crandon Avenue 5227 Kimbark Avenue 6651 Ingleside Avenue 2422 East 74th Place 4909 Dorchester Avenue 5445 Drexel Avenue 6620 Greenwood Avenue 6544 Ellis Avenue 5331 Woodlawn Avenue 4732 Kenwood Avenue 6438 South Morgan 919 East 42nd Place 5519 Dorchester Avenue 7520 Dante Avenue 7205 Calumet Avenue 6649 Drexel Avenue 5326 Kenwood Avenue 5116 South Winchester Avenue 909 East Marquette Road 6608 South Maryland Avenue 5437 Maryland Avenue 1463 East 69th Place 6430 Elhs Avenue 9204 Harper Avenue 364 East 24th Street 6026 Btackstone Avenue 5107 Kimbark Avenue 4801 Drexel Boulevard 5509 Blackstone Avenue 942 East 65th Street 1606 East 55th Street 1257 East 46th Street 8252 South Justine Street 5715 Kenwood Avenue 5641 Cottage Grove Avenue 6217 Ellis Avenue 6446 South Seeley 7941 Constance Avenue 7338 University Avenue 4058 Oakenwald Avenue 6454 South Minerva Street 4631 Lake Park Avenue 5410 Maryland Avenue 5471 Kimbark Avenue 5620 Drexel Avenue 7611 Sangamon Street 6731 South Chicago Avenue 1214 East 55th Street 10106 Carpenter Street 7616 Dante Avenue 6202 Morgan Street 2013 Prairie Avenue 6551 Ingleside Avenue 5474 Dorchester Avenue 6938 Kimbark Avenue 5469 Kimbark Avenue 1225 East 52nd Street 1301 East 55th Street 6605 Maryland Avenue 1920 West 64th Street Dorchester 0012 Hyde Park 3671 South Shore 1244 Fairfax 8514 Midway 1641 Regent 2225 Drexel 3740 Midway 4096 Dorchester 6654 Kenwood 4462 Englewood 2405 Oakland 5161 Hyde Park 8661 Plaza 7969 Aberdeen 0325 Dorchester 9210 Fairfax 7191 Republic 4735 Plaza 8160 Hyde Park 2363 Dorchester 9826 Saginaw 4621 Victory 3976 Fairfax 7287 Hyde Park 8523 Drexel 2554 Plaza 9894 Hyde Park 1975 Fairfax 5192 Stewart 5132 Midway 7508 Midway 4738 Fairfax 3111 Prospect 5778 Regent 3605 Dorchester 6153 Plaza 5579 Oakland 8975 Dorchester 0522 Dorchester 1578 Hyde Park 1977 Vincennes 5870 Wentworth 8568 Hyde Park 1049 Cedarcrest 2472 Wentworth 2645 Fairfax 2703 Midway 2980 Midway 2071 Dorchester 5126 Hyde Park 5405 Republic 1207 M mor Abraham, Lorraine Acton, Rose Marie Armitage, Margery Baker, Virginia Biederman, Rita Billek, Pauline Boyle, Catherine Bradl, Helen Burke, Burns, Burnst Sheila Virginia , Dorothy a Burnst, Eileen Butler, Jean Carroll, Frances Clark, Elsabeth Cotton, Betty Coughlin, Noel Cromer, Catherine Dahlquist, Cecile Daley, Patricia a65 5471 Ridqewood Court 5480 Woodlawn Avenue 4058 Oakenwald Avenue 6819 Praine Avenue 1715 West 91st Place 11113 South Hovne Avenue 1505 East 76th Street 5227 Kimbark Avenue 6148 Greenwood Avenue 1351 East 55lh Street 1037 East 65th Street 1037 East 65th Street 7803 South Shore Avenue 5331 Woodlawn Avenue 5711 Kimbark Avenue 1313 East S5th Street 5480 Woodlawn Avenue 5316 Maryland Avenue 5326 Kenwood Avenue 1517 East 69th Place Midway 7805 Oakland 3084 Vincennes 3594 Cedarcrest 6610 Cedarcrest 6140 Soqinaw 0044 Fairfax 8514 Plaza 9752 Dorchester 3607 Dorchester 3607 Regent 1119 Dorchester 6654 Dorchester 5524 Plaza 6252 Plaza 5680 Fairfax 7191 Fairfax 6651 Danaher, Donna Daum, Florence Doerr, Jeanne Ellis, Catherine Eade, Mary Epple, Catherine Everaert, Palmy re Feminella, Filomena Fergus, Betty Gaynor, Helen Geary, Rosemary Gleason, Margaret Gray, Patricia Griiiin, Margaret E. Halper, Violet Hayes, Ann H aly, Mary T. Jaycox. Anna Mae Kelley, Alice Kokaisl, Louise LaBeau, Dolores McCarthy, Mary Rita MacDonald, Betty Jan© McGuire, Donna McKinizie, Jean A, McNamara, Alice Menderino, Phyllis Manz, Emily Meers, Anna Grace Munday. Catherine Murphy, Mary Ellen Murphy, Ruth Newell, Anna Marie Novak, Violet O ' Donnell, Therese Power, Therese Prendergast, Jean Quigley, Patricia Roche, Catherine Rodriguez, Yolande Ryan, Alice Ryan. Margaret Shields, Mary F Skroch, Romelle Walson. Virginia Williams, Helen Wirfs, Agatha 7247 Cornell Avenue 502 East 75th Street 7117 Dorchester Avenue 5631 Cottaae Grovo Avenue 6543 Woodtawn Avenue 616 East 35th Street 5460 Harper Avenue 5647 Cottage Grove Avenue 85C6 Rhodas Avenue 835 West 51st Street 532 East 89th Street 1324 West 71st Street 857 East 64th Place 934 East 56th Street 6307 Woodlawn Avenue 6026 Blackstone Avenue 7912 South Ada Street 4329 Greenwood Avenue 606 East 9Qth Street 5544 South Winchester Avenue 6552 Kimbark Avenue 6551 Ingleside Avenue 6640 University Avenue 7926 Ridgeland Avenue 5453 Everett Avenue 1127 East 55th Street 8100 Eltis Avenue 6446 South Seeley Avenue 5436 Kimbark Avenue 4421 Berkeley Avenue 1116 East 82nd Street 5225 Woodlawn Avenue 6751 South Ada Street 1623 East 55th Street 5530 Blackstone Avenue 6509 Bishop Street 6632 Maryland Avenue 1257 East 46th Street 1214 East 55th Street 1121 East 54lh Place 5474 Dorchester Avenue 7746 South Indiana Avenue 6552 Minerva Avenue 6049 Woodlawn Avenue 2035 East 72nd Street 8058 Racine Avenue 1323 East 64th Street Fairiax 3016 Vincennes 7289 Plaza 7469 Atlantic 02l9 Dorchester 0081 Stewart 8155 Radchffe 6169 Stewart 3043 Dorchester 8782 Hyde Park 1975 Dorchester 4473 Fairfax 7287 Vincennes 5148 Oakland 5889 Stewart 4835 Republic 1087 Fairlax 7034 Dorchester 8413 South Shore 2734 Fairiax 2507 Plaza 9279 Triangle 8795 Prospect 5778 Fairiax 8484 Atlantic 3147 Saginaw 7385 Englewood 8133 Hyde Park 1542 Republic 3906 Fairfax 2445 Dorchester 7322 Midway 2980 Triangle 1382 Plaza 7381 Plaza 9535 Dorchester 4657 Triangle 5938 Hvde Park 1888 op k o mof e i ta JJ Battle, Mary T. Bauer, Helen Bauwens, Frances Becker, HeleA Bergamini, Adeline Blavka, Elizabeth Brennan, Dorothy Campbell, Margie C arroll, Marguerite Carroll, Sheila Cassidy, Rita Collins, Ruth Condo, Dorothy Connor, Jeannetta Conway, Eileen Cummings, Joan DeSomer, Shirley Doerr, Audrey Dubiski, Adele Garvin, Theresa Gloster, Eileen Goldsmith, Frances Grable, Rosemary Granicher, Mary E. Grant, Mary Eileen Halwax, Eleanor Hanson, Dorothy Harless, Jane Harper, Betty Heavey, Bernadine Heil, Margeret M. Keeley, Mary Jane Kelleher, Elizabeth Margaret Knowles, Therese Leonard, Jacqueline Logelin, Jo Ann Macaluse, Mary Jane McCormack. Theresa McGuire, Patricia Monahan, Joan 6416 Ellis Avenue 730 Oakwood Boulevard 1123 Hyde Park Boulevard 5483 Kenwood Avenue 1510 East 55th Street 6448 South Loomis Boulevard 1409 East 72nd Street 6225 Ellis Avenue Hayes Hotel 6544 Ellis Avenue 1406 East 54th Street 6449 Drexel Avenue 7520 Dante Avenue 7536 Blackstone Avenue 1020 East 41st Place 3912 Cottage Grove Avenue 5345 Dorchester Avenue 7117 Dorchester Avenue 845 West 51st Street 7917 South Elizabeth Street 5434 University Avenue 5445 Harper Avenue 5116 Kimbark Avenue 1453 East 54th Street 4866 Blackstone Avenue 4458 Drexel Boulevard 1217 East 54th Street 4553 Oakenwald Avenue 364 East 24th Street 1038 East 46th Street 6733 South Aberdeen Street 5311 Woodlawn Avenue 8145 Champlam Avenue 4338 Greenwood Avenue 1315 East 53rd Street 5224 Woodlawn Avenue 3942 Ellis Avenue 1057 East 47th Street ■ , ' 7926 Ridgeland Avenue 5314 Maryland Avenue Butterfield 9693 Oakland 3824 Plaza 0869 Midway 2453 Plaza 7278 Fairfax 6600 Hyde Park 4400 Midway 0195 Midway 3210 Plaza 7969 Hyde Park 2832 Oakland 3292 Dorchester 7543 Vincennes 3795 Fairiax 6879 Midwav 9072 Hvde Park 1067 Dorchester 5157 Oakland 4660 Dorchester 1491 Drexel 0480 Englewood 3538 Hyde Park 6438 Stewart 5347 Drexel 2619 Butterfield 9216 Midway 1046 Oakland 3216 Kenwood 7145 South Shore 2734 Monarity, Elizabeth Mullen, Betly Nix. 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