St Vincents High School - Depaulore Yearbook (Plymouth, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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There 3 beallfl' 5 if 0 A lg I 6 entire life to our Mother, the ful young lady presented her 4 4 : X I I' 2 brightness of eternal life. We with a message of hope for 4 : 7 jx I humbly pray, Odear Mother, all mankind. ' Q ' J that youwill inspire each of OH this Cemenafl' Cale' 2 us to let our light, that light bration of Our Lady's appa- 2 , p fy which comes from our Cath- ritions at Lourdes millions of : ' 5 ' one Education' so Shine be- Pe0P1e drawn by MafY'5 'aYS 5 ,lf j V ! fore men that they may come of light will joumel' to this fi I ,W :ir ' to know God better through CRY t0 Pal' homage to the it f, e ff , 1 i us as we came to know!-lim Queen. Although we cannot 3 : H If llfx I. , through you. X' H0 I y Z , ' , 1. 5+ ' I f 1 ' ' A , ' ' ' .I . 2 1 f I l ff 4 X V' 'I 4 W I di' 'l 1 T Q1 lr, v 'N it y 9 +', L t t Wy if is 'A Y' .5 ' .7 LM N' K ' ,v ff? 'X 'X ' ,J l I l Q K. xx X jf ' ,. V ' f I 4 XX. 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We realize that by keeping alive and fostering in our own hearts the fire of God's love, the light ofGod's truth, that we shall most effectively diffuse -iii-1-i117 our hearts they will spontaneously and without conscious effort on our part shine before men. . . that they can see our good works and glorify our Father who is in Heav- ell, N .T,, Z OUR SCHOCL St. Vincent's High School is more than the building pictured above to those who attend it. It is the place where our characters were really molded and we emerged as adults ready to let our light shine be fore all men that God may be glorified, Here also we formed loving and strong ties of friendship which have made our lives richer. Into this building we took our joys and sorrows and these have hallowed its walls, Even when we leave this building it will ever be present in our mind and memory as that place in which we spent so many happy hours of prayer, study, and just being with our friends. fi z W ADMINISTRATION They that instruct many unto justice shall shine as stars for all eternity. Daniel 12:3 Christ sent us His ambassadors, divinely commis- sioned, to ignite the light of love for Him by knowl- edge of Him. They have borne us the teaching of the Divine Master by their voices. By their example and gentle guidance the light of His truth and the radiance of His beauty has been manifested to us. x s N 6 9,- 1 N 7 Y V N 7 Our hearts have been inflamed with Christ's divine l V splendor and the promise of eternity. With this mo- X tivation we will let no worldly consideration deter us 7 I from following our enlightened conscience. We will l A y L endeavor to prove our love by telling others our ac- tions of the joy that is ours. , 7 4 ! 4 M W X fy ,W , , 1 0 7 4 I r 9 4 My ,Inv-gs 1.-,f.,cvve 7 Nw Qty' xQ .,.. 1 I 1 p , il Q, I 'ffl' 'mlllllllllff HIIIIHIIHIIIIU BISHOPS I, the Eternal Truth, will abide with you, will speak and teach through you and give my unfailing assistance, said Christ in effect . . . Uohn A. O'Brien, P. H. DJ The light that leads us, God's children, to our ul- timate goal, heaven, shines through our bishops. In the above words of Christ He assures our bishops of a special divine assistance to guarantee the success of their mis- sion of teaching and caring for the flockin their diocese. Although their task is tremendous for the frail shoulders of man, they approach all things with knowledge of Christ's unfailing assistance. Their good example and manifestations of leadership have been a great glowing flame bringing all the faithful into a close union with Christ. PRIESTS inf' --. As the Father has sent Me, I also send you. Their voices have brought us the truth. Their child of God. Since we came to St. Vincent's they priestly powers have taken away our sins. From their have been our faithful friends giving to us some- anointed hand we have received the Body and Blood thing of the peace of Christ. In every capacity our of Christ, the Eternal Priest. priests have been another Christ guiding and inspir- Our parish priests direct all their efforts to help us ing our lives with the light of their example and attain the intellectual and spiritual maturity of a love. P I SUPERINTENDENTS RT. REV. MSGR. JOHN J. MAI-IER Superintendent Christ gave the command - 'Let your light shine before all men' and truly our superintendents are fulfilling Christ's desire. They are constantly showing us by their ex- emplary lives that we should never cease searching for the knowledge which will make us illuminated in the eyes of God and man. They have shown us that we must seek every opportunity of being beneficial to our neighbor, and thus they have pointed out for us that we too may fulfill this same command' of Christ. -,-.i 1 , x x I x f 1 ' x x x x I o 1 K v l ' REV. WILLIAM L. DONOVAN Assistant Superintendent , U 'Ill FACULTY SISTER MARY LOUISE, R.S, M, Principal, Math, History SISTER MARY BENIGNA, R. S.M. Senior Moderator, Latin, English, Geometry SISTER MARY JOEL, R,S.M, Junior Moderator, Science, Math SISTER WILLIAM MARIE, R.S.M. Sophomore Moderator, French, English SISTER MARY HUGH, R.S.M. Freshman Moderator, Business, Civics Religion in each class taught by Moderator fs- J. t SISTER MARY LOUISE, R, S,M, SISTER MARY JOEL R S M SISTER MARY HUGH, R. s. M SISTER MARY BENIGNA , R. S, M fx THESE WE APPRECIATE From the expression on his face, Dr. E. Dougherty seems quite pleased, at A, Chmielowski's reading of the eye chart. rfli Hard at work H. Dillon checks one of the many students' records on file at St. Vincent's, Mr. Albert Davis and Mr. Thomas Bryan better known as Peachie and Tom to the students at St. Vincent's show their well-known smiles which have won the friendship of all the students. Dr. leo Brown, School Dentist, takes time out after checking his equipment to pose for the photographer. fff , I4 .. .A lamp is not lighted to be put away under a bushel measure. . . Through our studies and the earnest efforts of our teachers the lamp of knowledge has been lighted in us. We must put this light where all men can see it and follow it. For by our example we can lead others to a happier and holier life. But this light of knowl- edge is not enough, itis necessary to reduce knowledge to action. Christ has given us the light to see the truth, now we must have the strength to follow it. All our actions must reflect the infinite brightness of God. By leading virtuous lives we are able to make our light an enduring flame that it may shine, guid- ing others to our heavenly Father. MJ N 7 Y v N 7. Y I7 N v Yr Q K - f x 3 f 7' 4 K ks ' I I js f X - r r, W X 6' ,C age' 'V K 05535 g, iz ,A-Memes w. radon FRANCIS I. CHADWICK ROSE MARIE I. St. Vincent's BIENKOWSKI Academic: Class Officer St. Francis 2,3, Vice Presidentg C, S. M. C, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Glee Club 25 Dramatics 4, Depaulore 4, Business Editor, Latin Honor Society l.. 1, 2, 3,45 Depaulore 2g Dramatics 4. CLASS OFFICERS ARLENE A, CHMIELOWSKI St. Francis Academic: Glee Club 2, 3, 43 C. S, M. C. 2, 3, 4g De- bate 3g Depaulore 4. The Seniors boast of three boys for class Vice President, Robert Houser: Secretary- THOMAS T. HODLE Treasurer, Michael Kachurak. St. Vincent's Academic: C. S. M. C. 3, 6 4, Moderator 4g Athletics AQ? I 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, Knights of the Altar 1,2, l UNM' 5 3 4 ' YQ! ,,,,' ' ' 'K .-. ,aff officers: they are: President, Frank Kettrickg Commercial: Glee Club ,W Wes X ROBERT R. HOUSER St. Vincent's Academic, Class Officer 4, Vice President, Glee Club 2, 3, C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Depaulore 3,4. MICHAEL J. KACHURAK St. Srephen's Academic: Glee Club 2, C. S. M.C. 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 4,Depau1ore 3, 4, Busi ness Editor 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, Dramatics 4, Latin Honor Society 1, Athletics 2, 3, 4, As Seniors look on with anticipation, Father Gallagher is shown besrowing his blessings on their class rings. A 5 -- A tm M1233 - FRANCIS J. KETTRICK St. Vincent's Academic, Class Officer, President 1, 3,4, C. s, M. C. 1, 3, 4, Spiritual Treasurer 4, Debate 4, Vice President 4, Athletics 1, Glee Club 2, Dramatics 4, Depaulore 2, 3, 4, Latin Honor Society 1. PATRICIA M. MACK St. Francis Academic, Class Officer, Vice President 1, Secre- tary 2, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Mod- erator 1, Treasurer 3, Sec- retary 4, Debate 1, 2, Dra- matics 4, Depaulore 2, 3,4, Co-Editor 4, Latin Honor Society 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS ANN M. RODDEN St. Vincent's Academic: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Moderator 4, Librarian 2,3, Depaulore 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. ROSEMARY P. RUSSO St. Vincent's Academic, Glee Club 1,2, 3. 4: C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3,45 Depaulore 4, Class Officer, Secretary 1, Latin Honor Society 1, Librarian 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4. THERESA M. TABBIT St. Francis Academic, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 1, 2, Latin Hon or Society 1, 2, 3, C. S. M. C 1, 2, 3, 4, Moderator 1, 2, Dramatics 4, Depaulore 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4. ESTHER A. O'KONSKI St. Vincent's Academic: Class Officer, President 2, C. S. M. S. 1, 2, 3,4, Moderator 3, Treas urer 4, Dramatics 4, De- bate 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Depaulore 2, 3, 4, Latin Honor Society 1, 2. Amid their lovely Thanksgiving decorations Seniors have time to realize all for which they have to be grateful - especially their long awaited class rings, as Father Gallagher reminds them of the significance of their rings and the regard they should have for them. is is Ei Y fiayiiutn ' gfgfvdga i QSQA- ' LEONARD J. THRESTON St. Vincent s Academic: Glee Club 2: C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Mod- erator lg Athletics 1, 2,3, X 45 Depaulore 2, 4. FRANCIS J. TOLUBA St. Casimir's Academic. C. S. M. C. 1, 3,4:G1ee Club 2, 33 De- paulore 4, Dramatrcs 4. At lastl Very happy seniors look with evident admiration at one anothers class rings. Theresa's ring must have been especially nice. RITA G. ULEVICH St. Casimir's Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4g Dramatics 43 Depaulore 2. CHARLES P. ZIMKAS St. Casimir's Academic: Glee Club 2g Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4: Dra- matics 4, Knights of the Altar 1,2, 3,4. CLASS OF '59 E CLASS OFFICERS President THOMAS RUSSELL Vice President JOHN GEORGE Secretary-Treasurer ALBERT PAULSON A ..f S ,M ,-,. nf arlin E-Hen C atey 1 M Mary . 'ding it looks 3SKdxY?Een Cas6Y ate bait? sdiscition- , an , h big W 6 5 ETKWOIG to 100k up in t e ary . xx. Do you think this looks like a totem pole? Apparently Alice McDanie1s, Patricia Busch, Nancy Rubic, and Geraldine Chabala think so, This handsome trio, to the left, is: 10110 MaCi9.iCZyk, Thomas Dougherty, and Robert Dwyer, Af, is X. C Catherine? As Molly Brennan, Claire Miles, Regina Hahn, John Durda, Thomas Ricko, and Paul Quinn pose for the picture, it looks as if Mary Catherine is catching those last forty winks, Where were you last night, Mary This smiling trio is composed of Mary Helen Lambert, Rose Marie Callahan and Mary Ann Blanar. Four more of our Juniors are Christine Kubera, Margaret Chakon, Joan Shan, and Helen Claire Wanyo, To the left are last, but not least, of our Smiling IUHi0I'S. They are Lucia Comer, Eleanor Adamson, Samuel Bird, Mary Balint and Joseph Chabala, 'Vg President ALBERT SHERIDAN Vice President MICHAEL MRAS Secretary-Treasurer JAMES O'NEI.LL Another unit of the Sophomore Class is this classy looking group - Dennis Walsh, Robert Kendig, Eugene Markowski, Cynthia Butchinski, Patricia Mikina, Georgetta Matthews, and Joyce Dorak, Happiness is the keynote of Mary Ann Selinsky and Barbara Kotch, as they gaze into the future, Charles Groh, Thomas O'Rourke, Robert Baron, Anna Konap inski, Patricia O'Rourke, Frank Sawick, Margaret Delaney and Ann Marie Mikulski are posing well for the photographer. Radiant smiles are displayed by Mary Ann Beach- man, Rita Supchak, Alice Ann Kearney, Theresa Galembeski, Mary Catherine Hodle, Anthony Mas- lowski, Aleedra Merman, Carl Emma, Julia Chmiel- owski, and Howard Fedrick, CLASS OF '60 :fg-- 1 ,X . . X Mi Mark Wnek, James Wilcox, William Miller, and Wil- liam Rick compose this handsome quartet of Sophomore boys, Active Sophomores pause from the routine of school work to pose for a picture in our book of memories. They are: John Rokosz, John Wanyo, Chet Valance, Daniel Radgowski, John Zagora, Janet Rubic, Mary Kosciolek, Mary Ann Macieh- czyk, and Carol Ozoga, 23 CLASS OFFICERS President ------------ LEONARD MEDURA Vice President --------- JAMES KACHURAK Secretary-Treasurer - - - - THOMAS MULLERY CLASS OF '61 This happy foursome, C. Frantz, S. Galazin M. Elencik, and G, Mullery, gives the impres- sion that they are certainly enjoying their stay here at St, Vincent's. Elaine Fisher, who was absent the day the Fresh- man pictures were taken, doesn't look too happy about posing alone for the photographer. 24 Members of the Freshman Class are left to right: J. O'Connell. I. Ganis, S. Paulson, M. Mack, P. Kovaleski, A. Mikina, and K. Mal- lon, f 2 wt .ii3, Q A w . - iz - six. . f fi 'St R . I , These smiling girls are, standing: Catherine This handsome Quintet iS. Standing: Frank Buchek, Carol Nunez. Seated: Il1dY Darwin. Ciecierski, George Mizzer. Seated: Joseph Celestine Yermal, Mary Ann Tokar. Hodle, Thomas Poslieszny, and Brian Mallon - ,nz This last group is composed of, seated: Anthony Wnek, Constance Pastula, Lor- raine Ricko, Rita Shimkoski, Barbara Savage, Robert Wojnarski. Standing: Jean Stachowiak, Robert Stemposki, Sandra Zellock, John Rokshys and Victoria Perlick, w r Members of the Sophomore class presented an assembly to honor the one-hundreth appa- rition of Our Lady at Lourdes. These are: P. Mikina, A, Merman, A. Konopinski, A. Kearney, J, Dorak, J, Chmielowski, A, Mikulski, G. Matthews, T. Golembeski. In preparation for Christ's coming the members of the Junior class presented an Ad- vent program as part of their Religion Course. After quoting several texts from the Old Testament and explain- ing them, the remain- ing student body under- stood more fully the Joy and Hope of Ad- vent, Part of the program also included the bless- ing of the Advent wreath, Likewise participating in the program was Howard Fedrick, who portrayed the role of Father, and who related the various appa- ritions of our Lady, Janet Rubic, Mary C. Hodle, and Francis Keefe seem well pleased with these stories and give their undivided attention, 26 li.-........,-. Who knows their Latin? Mary Ann Blanar, which is why she is explaining a Latin diagram as Sister Mary Benigna, Samuel Bird, Martin Kasper, Albert Paulson, Kath- leen Casey, Mary Ellen Carey, Ruth Bednarsky, Regina Hahn, Patricia Busch, Claire Miles, and Joan Shan listen attentively. Sister William Marie and class look on as Doctor Albert Paulson says, She must be crazy, to assist- ant Pauicia Busch in the scene in which Lady Mac- beth has hallucinations over her part in the murders. French Class is studiously working on their day's assignment while Rosemary Russo, Theresa Tabbit, Patricia Mack, and Arlene Chmielowski are being tested on the accuracy of their conju- gations, 21 Z I '-+4 Z 57 p N ., , r '23 tts 0 tg 0 4 ' X fxf ' Z 'f A if W' '-.xx Xl 'U 'AJ N f f X if ff m. X -- . Is Sister Joel explaining why cactus grow crooked? No, she's just labeling the important parts of a honeybee leg for the Biol- ogy class members, I've never seen that specimen before. As C. Ozoga mans the micro-projector and M. Kosciolek and C. Butchinski take notes, Sister Joel does research work on the new specimen. tive system as freshman Health class members I, Ganis, F, Cicierski, I. Rokshys, V. Perlick, C. Buchek, and E, Fisher look on with astonishment at the many separate organs, Mark Wnek demonstrates the Patha- gorean theory to Sophomore Geometry students. By the looks on their faces they seem a little puzzled. Will the column of air vibrate sympathetically? That is the question! Physics class members P. Rodden, R, Hahn, and M. Kachurak ask S. Bird as he prepares to strike the tuning fork, Sister Joel explains the make-up of the diges- As James Kachurak narrates the script, Sing, America, Sing, the Freshman Civics class presented a program depicting various times and situations which have arisen and made our country great, Revolutionary soldiers are Carl Frantz, Tony Wnek, and Thomas Pos- luszny, ff' Junior Commercial Typists strive to attain not only speed but also accuracy during one of their many speed tests, Mary Helen Lambert seems to be having some trouble the way Sister Mary Hugh is looking at her, Senior Commercial Girls use the electric typewriter and adding machine as one of their daily exercises in Secretarial Work. ff! 30 7 Y . . .it is put on the lamp stand, to give light to all the people of the house. . . WV f Our activities, here at St. Vincent's, have always been such that they have dispensed the light of our 7 Catholic education to others. All our endeavors are Q started with the one objective of making them perfect for the honor and glory of God. By keeping this in i V mind we have discovered that our days have become . . . . . . N fuller and our hves happier. These activities, social, educational, and spiritual, have also given us a bet- Y ter and more ardent look at the world we are about to V enter. They help us to spread the light of our knowl- N x ,, edge and only by this light are we capable of leading men to seek the way of everlasting joy and peace. A 4 I . B V 7 s I 4 0 1 f X f 4 1 X f I f 0 1 K K' f J 'rf wsu.: 54101 Thomas O'Rourke seems mighty sure that he is tops in the field of electricity, while the remaining stage crew: Charles Groh, Frank Chadwick, William Miller, James Wilcox, Carl Emma, Michael Mras and Albert Paulson tend to their own jobs. Don't fret Al maybe next time you will be electrician. I Upper photo - Patten completes the crime by disposing of Arbuthnot's - L X4 f On November 17th. , the St. Vincent's High School Dramatic Club presented the comedy-farce, Rarnshack1e lnn. Miss Belinda Pryde, a retired spinister librarian, decides to purchase a hotel in which she can spend her last years in peace. Belinda's unexpected arrival and her unforseen purpose at the force the manager, a boot- leg leader, to contact and warn his gang that the law was closing in. Location of a distillery in the cellar, two murders, and the disappearance of the bodies intrigue Belinda. Almost single handed Belinda captures the murderers and bootleggers and solves the mysterious goings-on in Ye Old Colonial Inn. body. While in lower photo - Con- stable Small carries on interrogation as Gilhooley keeps watchful eye on suspects. Oh Dear! But it was there a minute ago! Sgt. Gilhooley opens the trunk and to Be1inda's dismay the body has vanished. Patton's crack It went that-a-way gave Belinda all the more incentive to probe and find the reason for the disappearance of the body which eventually led to Patton's arrest. CAST CHARACTER Patton Arbuthnot Joyce Roberts Mame Phillips Constable Small Belinda Pryde Commodore Towser Gail Russell Alice Fisher Dr. Russell Bill Phillips Mr. Temple Mary Temple Gilhooley Fred Porter ACTOR John Zagora Charles Zimkas Theresa Tabbit Esther O'Konski Howard Fredrick Patricia Mack Frank Ketuick Christine Kubera Barbara Kotch James O'Neill William Miller John Wanyo Georgetta Matthews Eugene Markowski Carl Emma i i Curtain Call ! C-S-msc' fs if f '84 jf 1 -as if y fs 1 U 3' if dd ' air S d X I ' t I it t tytp p : is -r , .uf s 1 , ,rg 1 The officers of the C, S.M,C. are smiling because they know that they are a part of the Church's world- wide mission apostolate helping to carry on Christ's work on earth. They are seated: Treasurer, Esther O'Konskig President, Michael Kachurakg Secretary, Patricia Mack, and those standing are: Spiritual Treasurer, Frank Kettrickg and Vice President, Frank Chadwick, The moderators, pictured to the right, are seated: M. A, Blanar, P. O'Rourke and P. Rodden. Standing: J. Kachurak, C, Miles, C. Emma, S. Galazin, and T. Hodle. Lt nnrt d Father Quinn imparts the blessing of Christ on the members of the C,S,M,C, who are aiding the missions by their Prayers, Good Works, and Sacrifices, The primary purpose of the C, S,M,C, is to acquaint Catholic Students with the mission problems of the Church. Theresa Tabbit's fellow panel members and the rest of the C, S,M,C, members pay strict attention as she explains how they can help solve these problems. The student body led by cross bearer, Thomas Rickog acolytes, James O'Neill and William Millerg Flag Bearers, Frank Chad- wick and Charles Zimkasg and Major Domo, Thomas Russell, come from the upper halls into the auditorium where they will be offi- cially accepted inro the C. S. M. C. 5 INVESTITURE OF C.S.M.C MEMBERS Suzerain Michael Kachurak and his attend- ants Esther O'Konski and Patricia Mack, on either side of him, pledge allegiance to the Cross of Christ. To the right Michael Kachurak is shown as he accepts Gerald Mullery and Stanley Paulson into the C. S. M. C. The lower right picture shows Suzerain, Michael . Kachurak, knocking on the door of the Chapel and' Guardian Thomas Hodle and his attendant Howard Fedrick opening the door to admit the students as offi cial members of the C. S. M. C. Below is our Pastor, Father King, addressing the students during the investiture. 6 zu., J . . 1. F J . p HI. A-.ul E is f1- A V The officers of the debate club are: H. Fedrick, Treas- urerg M. E. Carey, Presidentg F. Kettrick, Vice Presidentg B. Kotch, Secretaryg and E. Markowski, Corresponding Secretary. Charles Zimkas is announcing the beginning of the National Oratorical Contest sponsored by the American Legion, In this contest members of the Oratorical Society displayed their ability to speak on the Constitution, Final winner to represent St. Vincent's was W. Rick. Other members par- ticipating were, sitting left to right: S. Galazin, B. Kotch, V, Perlick, W. Rick, J. Kachurak, and L, Medufa, Stand- ing: F. Ciecierski, A. Paulson, J. Wilcox, and H. Fedrick. 36 PUBLIC SPEAKING 4 'l The affirmative and negative teams of St. Vincent's employ the help of the library as they prepare for a debate on the question of foreign aid. F. Kettrick, R. M. Bienkowski, R. Houser, P. Busch, E. Markowski, A, A. Kearney, and H. Fedrick explained the meaning of Democ- racy in the I Speak for Democ- racy Contest, Winner was H. Fedrick. 4 gy N7 Members of this fine group of girls make up the Soprano section of the Glee Club. One of the big events of the Glee Club is their annual Spring Concert. Below are members of the Alto section of the Glee Club who will combine their voices with the Sopranos in the Annual Spring Concert. r Qlfiilj-Q i cs 299 Pictured above is Sister Mary Cecelia, directress of the Glee Club. Smiling prettily for the birdie is Barbara Kotch our very lovely and talented accompanist. Below are a group of Senior girls pictured during the try-outs singing Freddie and His Fiddle, 3 THE DEPAULORE STAFF Q27 P. Rodden, R. Russo, M. A. Blanar, M. E. Carey, F. Kettrick, C. Miles, M. C. Holland, M. Brennan, R. Hahn, and A. Paulson smile here for a formal pose. They are taking time out from their editorial duties. Our typists, Rose Marie Callahan, Esther O'Konski, and Patricia Busch enjoy a good laugh over one of the captions they are typing, Claire Miles, Mary Catherine Holland, Regina Hahn, and Molly Brennan look for some pictures of the school and faculty during one of the meetings. . av 35 This picture proves that the writing staff do work! It is a rare moment when these girls take y time out from their work to complete the Year- book. Business editor Michael Kachurak and copy editors Patricia Mack and Theresa Tabbit con- verse on the activities of their staffs. ' A- II ,Q 4,-is 2' 5 7 4 'C' 1 Credit for our art designs belongs to Georgetta Matthews, Alice McDaniels, James O'NeiLl, James Wilcox, and Wil- liam Miller who compose our art staff, This picture proves that the editorial staff really does work. Th S ll th d b gd by h H gh S hool at their won ro b fS V d V1 D fd? , C VALENTINE FROLIC 11 6-fasts QS f'3l22:g,xf -N wr NN fy C18 NS 554' 0 S S, 'QF Wh d ld. Judging A th p pl d Th Ch lps f h1 p th proves false, is de d b Th T bb M A d it's Va1enr.ine's Day? 1 Y ene Tabbit, Phyllis Rodden, and Rosem y Russo. A P . gg .. ffl? , I I .V , ' is 1 , A 5 - 1' sL' 11,f--1 w...,W,W ,..wW, ,- ii , ' -M-1 ., '-'k ' - 1 ff 'Wit W - . ' i ,. U ' if 'dazswz my . ,I : 3251, ' 5 g V NW A Q Q ' . ' ' U'-'fi W, M ll nv-mx ...... Q :X X X XX vs: , l . 5 i X . fin Sign, x Q F S A .Q 4 N 5 X 3.5:-w. w .. M, a . ' 6' S U-5, 09 if 01 H '- C 5 .,,. ,, +1-q,f'v -, uw ' Nb 5 4 I ., 0 'Q X Q t 5 1 W f v k Q- f 1 x. K' 4bi A ,lr-K an SENIOR DANCE As couples dance on through the night, memories of the Annual Senior Dance will last forever. Yer Happy couples take time out from dancing as they review the pleasures of the evening. Meeting of the brass! Brass? - sure, four class presidents exchange greetings at the Senior Dance. Sophomore presi- dent Albert Sheridan seems to be enter- taining as Leonard Medura, Freshman president backs him up. Interested listen- ers are Junior president Thomas Russell and his date Claire Miles and Senior presi dent Frank Kettrick and his date Mary A. Blanar. 5 F S, ,E It looks as though Pepsi-Cola were the hit of the evening! John Zagora, Albert Paulson, and Dennis Walsh are busily engaged in checking coats. Hiding behind the coat rack is Frank Sawicki. What's the matter Frankie are you afraid of the birdie? A STARLIGHT NIGHT ii Q 1 ' v S N ',,g.r,...., 1 vi .ra w 1 5Bi3i'5 S S t 2 I 'fs-r i fle S 4 ' f... , ti S i'i 'i i'l JS S 5 A r 1 ' f. .Fe S as 0 I QS ss? , kg , S ' A l tsys , p 7 L? P5 A Q . fn K N ,li f f-' At intermission members of the Senior Class take time out to talk of the enjoyable evening the Juniors made possible for them, while Phyllis Rodden and Stanley Petrosky are deep in thought under the stars. As stars twinkle during our Starlight Night members of the Senior and Junior Classes and their escorts show delight by the happy smiles and apparent good time. ON THIS DAY OH BEAUTIFUL MOTHER The month of May is dedicated to Our Blessed Mother. During this month praises are being sung to Our Lady, prayers said, and Masses offered. May is a beautiful time of year and suitable to be Our Lady's month. In our school a great event in May is our annual May Crowning. The purpose of the May Crown- ingisto give honor and homage to Mary and to bring Her love closer to our hearts. Our Lady was the only human being not stained by original and personal sin. With this thought we should try to live a life of purity and goodness. We, the Seniors, will remember this great event throughout our lives. I T If ? S X 5 v X X 7 a X f X x 'ix ,,I 5 l 7,1 H T H E I R F O N DH EO SP TE S We the Seniors look forward to graduation day as the fulfillment of our fondest dreams and greatest achievement, A11 our efforts have been directed to this goal, But now we find it is with some sadness that we leave St. Vincent's and our carefree high school days, ff . . ,A city cannot be hidden if it is built on a moun- tain top. . . Sports, as well as all our other activities, is an im- portant part of our school life. Success can be achieved only if we set ourselves greater goals, higher ideals. Strength depends on the inner spiritual and physical energy of a team. Our team's harmony of co-ordinate action has brought them great accomplishments in the field of sports. But in all their endeavors they have shown awareness of the light of God which is continu- ally with them. Whenever in the spotlight they have manifested high qualities of sportsmanship which are carried over, as an added incentive, into their daily lives as well, These qualities reflect their Catholic training and show them to be imitarors of Christ. Rik IY3 T 7 Y V W 7 N V N f I S 7 4 !- 'X x I x f X 2 'S r img? f Y . ' f' Q ' I X S Q ! W f ,Q X Aff? K -JK 'J' AMES ui-.LCDK x WE 62 64 68 '75 67 66 60 67 59 53 '77 57 80 76 OUR COACH Eugene Palladino SCHEDULE Sacred Heart St. Leo's St. Ann's St. John's St, Nicholas Marymount St. Mary's Sacred Heart St, Leo's Sr. Ann's St, Iohn's St. Nicholas Marymount St. Mary's THEY 32 84 40 64 47 56 45 36 '75 52 58 62 86 61 OUR VARSITY Varsity managers, Samuel Bird and Albert Paulson, examine the players' sneaks after the game is over. Meet the Vinniesl They are left to right: Gene Palladino, coach, T, Maslowski, T. Mullery, L. Medura, C. Zimkas, D. Walsh, A. Sheridan, C. Valence, T. Ricko, Russell, F. Sawicki, L. Tnresten, T. Hodle, and their moderator Father Edward T. Gal lagher. TOP MEN OF THE VINNIES C. ZIMKAS L. MEDURA MULLERY L. THRESTON f 3 1 ,P Q 5 5 T. RICKO T RUSSEL HODLE St, Ann's players attempt to stop high-scoring One of the toughest plays to stop in basketball Len Thresten in his bid for another two points dur- is the fast-break and when Tom Ricko is control- ing a crucial stage of the game, ling the ball, his determination is assurance of another basket for the Vinnies, ST. VIN CENTS Tony Maslowski attempts to out-fox his oppo- nent as he prepares to drive in toward the basket while Tom Ricko races downcourt to help him in any way he can. VS. ST. ANN'S Tom Mullery is harassed by an opponent as he looks for an unseen receiver to whom he can pass the ball, x in 2 f Y . ,. 1 pWpi1QQ R 1 30 Members of the cheering squad who blended Who can knock the Vinnies down, exclaim their voices to lead the Vinnies on to many vic- these eight spirited cheerleaders. By the looks tories are: Co-Captains, R. M. Russo, P, Rodden, on their faces nobody! nobody! nobody! M, A. Tokar, A, A, Kearning, C. Miles, R, Hahn, M. C. Hodle, and C. Nuniz, Hail! Hail! the gangs all here, exclaim P. Rodden, R. M, Russo, C. Miles, and R, Hahn as the game is about to begin, 4 'Sim Co-Captains X ff R. M, RUSSO and P, RODDEN , x Let's look in on Co-Captains R. M. Russo and P. Rodden as they discuss new cheers for the corn ing season, UI: it. aww- -' '- OUR J.V. CHAMPS Members of the J.V.'s are: J. Wanyo, W, Miller, A, Wnek, M, Wnek, J. Rokosz, B, Dwyer, Fr. E. T, Gallagher, C. Groh, T. 0'Rourke, M. Mras, E, Markowski, G. Mizzer, and former coach Bob Mul- lery, The J. V. 's are now coached by Eddie O'Boy1e. SCORES WE THEY 58 Sacred Heart 40 53 Sr, Leo's 42 63 St. Ann's 32 41 St. John's 36 46 St. Nicholas 42 46 Marymount 48 49 St. Mary's 55 40 Sacred Heart 26 40 St. Leo's 41 46 St. Ann's 26 45 St, John's. 27 61 St. Nicholas 56 63 Marymount 49 59 St. Mary's 43 Junior Varsity managers H, Fed- rick, J, Zagora, J, O'Conne11 and G. Mullery go over the highlights of last night's game, BASEBALL F, SAWICKI M. KACHURAK MARKOWSKI E. 3 tffk X - m m if ' wx R X515 'Q 5 x2 S .Kk .. L K C ZIMKAS P X v . Q X N X fx if xx N wx X Y NX X s X X X x . J ROKOSZ I WANYO A e I am, ' 25? . N , ,ff D WALSH A MASLOWSKI the openmg puchl C VALENCE Deep concentration bathes Tom H0d1e's face as he awaits xx X H A,V .T E? . ' C 7 L w 5 , k M xx 52 X N fi: A + ix at f Ni is X 0 Q, wx X 'F' fi, z ,,gQ,, qw l Q- Q Es. th amwwf 1 l i is p 5 29133 1 ll V14-1 qi-Yi.:-.-'... f- or-1 55 3' 5:5 1 P Inf Why is everyone so happy in this photo? Because Father Gallagher has just finished awarding the play- ers sweaters and jackets and is about to award watches at the A11-Sports Banquet sponsored by the Athletic Association to Coach Evan, the players, and the Sen- ior managers for winning the PCIAA Class B State Championship. Father King shows a contented smile as he gives a speech to a huge crowd of people at the All-Sports Banquet. 54 CHEERSFOR STATE COACH JOSEPH EVAN STEPHEN BALINT ANDREW BRENNAN LEONARD THRESTEN ROBERT DUHOSKI EUGENE BRUDNICKI ROBERT MULLERY THOMAS HODLE FN, X QW' THE 1957 CHAMPS JOSEPH PRICE STANLEY PETROSKY CHARLES ZIMKAS BRIAN FORD THOMAS RICKO JOHN ARMSTRONG FATHER EDWARD T. GALLAGHER 3 -v . ,.- '5s, 44 ,-ff' vwffffzl . naw ' Vluttufi Olitllltt till!!! U5v'!1 Slfwvu p - Lx in QW' ' CLIQY c. .,. vga 5 ii' Go 1 I 1 - S 1 E,,, g,--fd 1 H The guests to the right look as happy as Coach Evan who is receiving a trophy for the' Champs from Father Donovan at the A11-Sports Banquet. X ADVERTISEMENT I I yll We at St. Vincent's wish to say a. most sincere thank you to all our friends who aided us finan- cially in making the 1958 Depaulore a reality, We ask those who read this book to kindly patronize X our business friends because without them our troubles would have been many more. N ,f .Q u 7 N 7 Y 7 Y 7 7 X F 2 6: 5 P V wifi, W s ff f Q if ff s ma X XT N 011' vuulbjl' N 7 4 Congratulations Clas s of 1 958 M Mm amz Zf25zewmm mmf Yafmd GE OEGE E . QEVVILLMBJXA 132 Church Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania Phone PRospect 9-1110 Insurance Agency Fire - Automobile Bonds Congratulations to the Class of '58 I--lA'l2CDL.'D WEN. SMART WEARING APPAREL Sl-IAW NE-E SANDWICH SHOP QU 9 Q -mlb 'W 'X 'Qi , ja - - f ff P fp - '- 1'.P11,7f, ZXZGQZZZ SUPER MARKET Plymouth, Pennsylvania SHAW NEE TV 8: APP LIANCES Sales - Service 28 E, Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania Phone PR, 9-415 l CHARLES V. MAINS REALTOR - INSUROR 26 E. Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania CLAQK LUMBER COMPANY 373 W. Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania When You Remodel or Build See Us First We Specialize in Picture Windows and All Kinds of Building Supplies PR: Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '58 'VI-FE T3L.NffVlCDLJ'I'l-I NATIONAL 'BANK 1903 - 1958 Plymouth, Pennsylvania Acquire the Habit of Saving Early in Life The Ability to Save Is the Cornerstone of Success Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Most Important Carpet Development Ever Made -- First Tuftwoven ACRILAN Carpeting Hard Wearing - No Fading No Matting Down - Superior to Anything Ever Made and So Reasonably Priced. See It at I Ehymz FURNITURE COMPANY 106 South Main Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 766901415273 ECONOMY STORE Fresh Meats - Groceries Produce 701 West Main Street Phone PR 9-9190 MOEA IX! BTZCDS. Roofing - Siding Contractor Coal Hauling PR 9-9709 PR 9-1070 cl-MMS CAFE STANLEY CHIMSCHIC, Prop. 'DEODL-'E'S BOOTERY 39 East Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania Compliments of imma! Wzakmf Best Wishes to the Class of '58 JUDY DEQVV I UNI Congratulations to the Class of '58 I-IONFE FURNITURE STORE Plymouth, Pennsylvania Congratulations to the Class of '58 NJOSETDI-I B. BADMANI FUNERAL HOME 247 E. Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania Phone PRospect 9-9723 CAALJ LY RADIO, TV AND APPLIANCES If It's GE, We Have It! Corner Hanover and W. Main Sts Dial PR. 9-9539 Best Wishes , .9 MQWX MZ REGISTERED ARCHITECT WMM QUALITY ICE CREAM CO. 130 West Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania 0 1 CS has ,max 1 Hxxzx-g,,, flfliiiii .' ' . Ylxiiiiiav. Eiiiiiilx - let'--. liiauziu 5 ' if' ' .- ff ' 'sexi lp n if --fxz H1 slum' A x illuimiiiiiiemzal--Q' QCD!-I N S. GAVVAT HARDWARE 8: LUMBER 404 West Main Street QPolish Alliance Hallj Plymouth, Pennsylvania N Congratulations to the Class of '58 M may M Your Friendly Ford Dealer PHOTO SERVICE 206 East Main Street JOHN S, LOPATTO, JR, Partner Plymouth, Pennsylvania 319 West Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania O E1'eCll.'I'lC5.l O P ' APPLIANCES - -u -1. '6 1 'f i l F-T4 MAX L, FAINBERG at SONS X l 56 East Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania Phone PRospect Furniture - Stoves - Carpets - Rugs 9-9521 or 9-9522 Linoleums Congratulations to the Class of '58 I OOE. 6 120 PIZZA SHOPS 1 of Plymouth and Harveys Lake MR, AND MRS, JOSEPH PAGLIANITE, Props. C ong ratulati OHS Qqgcgei FUNERAL HOME ST Plymouth, Pennsylvania 6 Nanticoke , Pennsylvania 405165616 ' QEverything in Hardware! 0 Best Wishes FLOWER SHOP MR, AND MRS, QMember of Florists Telegraph Delivery Assoc . JOSEPH KACHURAK 112-114 East Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania , WGR4 I I Q 41 O0 Q 'P ik V 2- 6 in 9. ,, Q 'B ' S Vfrf , ' JEWELER H ' ' ' 2.2 East Main Street N , Plymouth, Pennsylvania We Give S 8: H Green Stamps fSh0p in Plymouth 7 Phone 9-3083 Economy Store 630 W. Main St. W. RUDESKI SANITARY MEAT MARKET Phone Pr. 9-1232 Service for the Sick WAGNEI2 PHARMACY ARNOLD RIGEL, Pharmacist Prescription Specialists 383 W, Main Street Plymouth, Pa. Plymouth, Pa. Pr. 9-9032 Success to the T Class of '58 RCA Victor and Dumont Dealer l West Broad Nanticoke, Pa. MR, AND MRS. JOHN PERLICK Compliments of '..J CD I-I N NAEDUQA JEWELER M125 , Epomrxumes FLOWER SHOP Plymouth, Pa. Graduates! Wishing You Luck and Success in Your Future Years EETTEI2 CLEANERS 120 East Main Street Plymouth, Pa. Phone Pr, 9-9555 Always at Your Service THE PLYMOUTH OFFICE OF THE WYOMING NATIONAL BANK OF WILKES BARRE DR. C. C. GROBLEWSKI, Chairman ELMER T, WILLIAMS, D. D. S, FRANK PHILLIPS THOMAS E, ROBERTS, ESQ, LESLIE FRANTZ HAROLD S, DAVENPORT KENNETH R. WILLIAMS JOSEPH I, HOSEY HON, THOMAS M, LEWIS JOHN DAUGHERTY J, S, BITTENBENDER FRANK MARTZ LOUIS J. GAWAT WILLIAM Y. MATTHEWS Manager and Vice President at 117 Main Street THE PLYMOUTH OFFICE OF THE WYOMING NATIONAL BANK OF WILKES BARRE Established in 1829 Best Wishes and Hearty Congratulations to the Class of 1958 WP FURNITURE STORES Nantic oke, Pa. Yigprfme Wholesale Tobacco and Confections 100 N. Market Street Phone 1094 Nanticoke, Pa. Serving the Public at All Times With Friendly and Courteous Service JOSEPH J, NAT FUNERAL DIRECTOR can Valley 53138 or Valley 26871 EDWARD P, ZBIEK Distr. of Jersey Creamline Milk Direct From FORTY-FORT DAIRY Phone PR-935 15 Congratulations to the Senior Class of '58 JOSEPH C. BOROFSKI PHOTO SUPPLY 68 E. Main St. Nanticoke, Pa. A. DQAPRQWSKI SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Since 1881 22 West Green Street Nanticoke, Pa. Congratulations, Class of '58 REA 8: DERRICK, INC. Stores of Service Plymouth, Pennsylvania I Best Wishes to the Class of '58 764 Zfwbwfemiagb QAUBS RESTAURANT Plymouth, Pennsylvania Congratulations, Class of '58 From MR, AND MRS. SIMON OZOGA Best Wishes to the Class of '58 ANDY? STQQE CARDS AND TOYS Congratulations Class of '58 IV1. X S. CLEANEQS Best Wishes to the Gradua We AM, Wm OWW69 7 HZWWD . if x, -9 cu-lA12L.ES 'NE CA'l2VE12 WELDING SHOP Best Wishes East Main St. From MAC KE-3 PLUMBING 8: HEATING Qfemmgb Gifts of Distinction 22.-Z4 Prospect Street Nantic oke, Penns ylvania Telephone 9 Congratulations to the Class of '58 From THE LEADET2 ST CEE 111 East Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania Best Wishes to the Class of '58 MR, AND MRS, LOUIS G, ARZENTE Dial 3-1615 Established 1896 RALPH A, HILDEBRAND iGenera1 Contractorl Trading as A, M, HILDEBRAND 91 Wood Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. J., THE ,L f PARK WHEN INTHE MARKET MOOD FUR Best Wishes to the NNE F000 Class of 1958 30 E, Broad St. .JIL Nanticoke, Pa. H1i RRY WEISS, Prop. Congratulations to the Class Qf '58 BOTTLING COMPANY LANDAUS .wsu - 3 f, -,S FURNITURE STORE oamfz x Qwnmw SPORTING GOODS ll East Market Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Phone Valley 2-8220 Make Us, Your Headquarters for Sporting Needs Congratulations to the Class of '58 IVIISS HELEN ALEKESO The Name Balfour Stands for the Finest in Class Rings, Commencement Announcements, Club Pins, Diplomas, Medals and Trophies of Jgwgww COMDANV AMBY NOLAN - MATTHEW LYNOTT Miners Bank Building Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 41 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '58 From SOPHOMORE CLASS GLASS COMPANY Modern Store Fronts Glass for Every Purpose 596 Carey Avenue Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Congratulations to the Class of '58 I MR, MRS. WWI? LEO MULLERY JR, SHOE STORE Known for Better Values Luzerne - Nanticoke Congratulations to the Edwardsville Class of '58 Wilkes-Barre LEONARD PRUSAKOWSKI Gate Way Shopping Center Congratulations to the Class of '58 QW hmm Ma Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '58 fc Zim! Congratulations to the Class of '58 .Jose I-lLJNL.oc:l45 CAFE 887 West Main Street Plymouth, P enns ylvania X! PLUMBING az HEATING SUPPLY to the J I 1311035 Y Cong! aiu 1 58 Q mass Of Rv: P MCGOU 5 I AMES ON . AND S ,NN M f 43 Madison Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania HE:- --f J I ' 0 Q 'AMW ff' , QW X t 1ix V ' . :yi PM 0 'W K-'l U ---4.-ii ' ' 1 -1 A ,.,...,- mm. fn KZWWKWW? ECONOMY STORE Fancy Groceries - Fresh Meats Produce Phone PRospect 9-20 16 Best Wishes to the Class of '58 THE FLOOR COVERING SHOP 140 East Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania Phone PRospect O9-9554 Tel. Nanticoke 1118 Compliments of A. ES. DOBKCDVVEBKI General Insurance Realtor - Appraiser 200 East Green St. Nanticoke, Pa Best Wishes to the Class of '58 Fr om THE PEPSI-COLA BQTTLING CO, lr tl X 'w If-I Ill? 1:1 f x t 1 ' TEPEA Best of Everything to a Swell Class QM 54511146 In Memory of THERESA ROPIETSKI AND MARY WNEK Congratulations to the Class of '58 MR, AND MRS, STANLEY PAULSON Best Wishes to the Class of '58 FRANK PILOK Best Wishes to the Class of '58 MR. AND MRS. LEO MULLERY SR, Congratulations to the Class of '58 MUSSI AND JIM - , f , 7Zamzam Q Ir l 1 1 F A fun, ' HE.: ,fi 4 DAIRY Plzooucrs L ,.- 01.5 'Q Q-:lan Y' -. . X J.-. Q 1 I-ILJNTINEBTCDN DAIQY Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '58 STANLEY MISKIEWICZ l Compliments of DAV I S CHEVROLE T vlfzf 1 K IH DAVIS CHEVROLET SA LES 700 East Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania JOSEPH V, MORAN Prospect 9-2195 Yoakam? E 9 Congratulations DEALER FITZ ESSO SERVICE 7460 ' Z East Main and Pierce Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania Congratulations to Class of '58 From Class of '59 FUNERAL HOME Plymouth, Pennsylvania Once again it is our pleasure to extend our appreciation for the hearty co-oper- ation rendered to us by the students and faculty of St. Vincent's High School in making of the photographs displayed in this publication. Wmwuwf 4 1221052 222 West Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania Phone PR - 9-1415 ALEX REBAR, JR., Proprietor BENEFACTORS Rev. John J. King Rev. Edward T. Gallagher Rev. Joseph Lawlor Rev. John E. Bell Rev. Joseph J. Podkul Rev. Hilary Malinowski Rev. Emil Hussack Rev. Anthony Sinkiewicz Thomas J. Houser Mrs. Thomas Houser and Sons Mr. and Mrs. John Holland Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Konopinski Mr. and Mrs. George Langel Casmir Matus Mrs. J. Mayewski Leonard Medura Rev. John J. Dastick Rev. Julius Kubinyi S. T, D, Rev. Joseph Rielly Rev. 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