St Wendelin High School - Wendelite Yearbook (Baldwin, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

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The lawyer searchs for justice, the scientist, for knowledge, th mother, for goodness in her children, the mus. cian, for beauty. These varied quests, in ligl of Catholic training, are found to have a con mon focal point-Almighty Cod. The 1957 Wendelite illustrates just one c these searches-Music-and its ultimate destiny God. The following pages tell a story of every day school life-the things we want to remem ber. These events are viewed from the musi cian's angle-the gay cadenza of innocent laugh ter, the harmonious chords of co-operation, th delightful ensemble of personalities that mak up the school, the spectacular melody of youtl resounding here. Though time steals away ou youth, may it never silence that song of love ii our hearts. SIQNIOHS ........ G40 l'NlJIuliC.IASSIL5 .,.,..... .. E AC'l'IVVl'I ICS FI 'Yl'l'liF9 4. J. .,..... PA'I'RONS .... syvjfyx QW'-Q.. 4. -435 1 -we RN ,4 ,,...av9 Nb J! Y XX X if 4 f' Y 'Q . 144 . ,J L 'r Q IDEDICATIO To those who have utilized their efforts and energies in training us to become good Catho- lic men and women, we dedicate this work. To our Parents, our first teachers, who enkin- dled in us the spark of life, the holy, healthy, and happy homes they provided became our first classrooms. To the Sisters who, through twelve years of instruction and understanding, have increased the flame of knowledge and stimulated a burn- ing desire to learn. To the Priests, who have enriched the fire of sanctity in our lives through spiritual guidance and counsel and who have given us spiritual maturity. With the Hre of love of Cod, with which we are now filled, we can enter His world to illumi- nate it in His honor and to radiate truth, strength, courage, and service. is .Q Lifted In His Name REVEEEND GEORGE P. ANCEI, REVEREND REGIS HUDOCK . - 4' REVEREND ALBERT NIARCONYAIE leadership fcwkcs Kichncss nf Cane Y Sister Klan' Tlminus presents Lum-s O'Sullivnn, tlici in-wly-1-im-ml pu-siclc-nt, witli llw galvvl ul' lt-Qulersliip. The senior nu-inlmcrs of ilu- Student Council include: Sfllllllillgfl Edwnrcl Braicllvy, Alun Wbssol, Tlmiuais Hiuuelluseli, and jului Selium-tx. Smtml: lCdw4u'd Nlulliullund, Betty' Knorr, Lois joan Gillurd, Bzirlmru SC6lJZlCllPI', -ll'1lIII1t' lhiiglmm,-1'ty', and Allu-rr X14-tzinuieix james O,Sullivan, president of St. Wcndelin Student Council, und. jenn Daluglierty, secre- tary, examine the files for information in Order to complete the pruiect of the Student Council. 10 Andrew Hallam, vice-president of St. WVendc- lin Student Council, and Nancy Louvris, treas- urer, count the money which will be used to further projects. XXX ...Y-. Y-...,,,,,v... V, W ' .um ..,,, ,I ..- fwntuap-I Y E E s 5 A i , 1 ' '514fuf..4: ,. ,-.,., ,.,, .- f :X '.,z Sister Mary Thomas, principal, officiating at the installation of thc Student Council officers 'Il Sv. n ' SA ft Vw N. C f 1 1 X. V 3,53 ful ENICDRS H J aJ Sqmf,-QA' IJ J 3 t A... :J .n . ..,f f, WA Jw S Fil Www. l ' 'SE' ARBAIKA AIELLO ............ Barb als with Pat . . . often seen t Sully's . . . always ready Jr a good tiinc . . . sharp rcsscr . . . sweet person- lity . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . adality 1, 2, 3, 4. BERTA Bon.-xsrcr ......... Bert icient secretary . . . classy : . . . good dancer . . . ud possessor of long :ses . . . will succeed in future plans . . . Clee b3,4...Musart4... ndelite Typist 4 . . . So- 'ty 1, 2, 3, 4. AIARIAN BAUIKIGARDNER Bumsy One of the loyal Murphy girls . . . personality-+ . . nursing is her ambition . . . will graduate among her many friends . . . Speech 2 ...CleeClub 3.4... Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD BRADLEY ............... Eel Tall, blond and handsome guy . . . knows all the cur- rent events . . . favors little people . . . President 2 . . . Treasurer 4 . . . Student Council Rep 4 . . . Math Honor 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Wendi News Staff 4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. ANN BEVAN .................. Nancy Quiet but cute . . . one of 'Unit 4' gang in Home Ec . . . dependable . . . tops in her field . . . Wendelite Typist 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY BICKAR ............ Bev Pretty brunette . . . Miss Popularity '55 , . . rich in personality . . . shorthand and typing ace . . . fun to have around . . . Secretary 2...CleeClub3... Wendelite Staff 4 . . . Wen- di News Typist 4 . . . So- dality 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 3. GERALD BREINIER ............ Jerry One of the soft shoe boys in the social . . . enjoys good panel discussions . . . easy going . . . outdoor man . . . Forensic 1. -Q 4 4- '- '1-an A y E E R rp W I f 5 S 4 X J 15 Doms BaoNNEn ............ Doris Tiny miss with loads of per- sonality . . . a born leader . . . an ideal student . . . able vice-president of 105 . . . President 3 . . . Vice- President 1, 2, 4 . . . Band 1 . . . Modern Language Society 4 . . . Speech 1 . . . Clee Club 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3 . . . Vice-President 4. GRACE DALEY ..................... Acc C o n s t a n t companion of Donna . . . goal is interior decorator . . . a riot once you get her started . . . fab- ulous wardrobe . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. MAHLENE BROXVN ...... Marty A quiet senior . . . cflicient secretary . . . good sport . . . makes her money at the Stanley . . . likes a good time '. '. . Sodality 4. SUSAN CUHRAN ............... Susie XVelcome newcomer to our school . . . participates in all activities . . . prefers shorthand . . . always has something nice to say . . . Clee Club 4 . . . Musart 4 Sodality 4. XVAYNE CRISSIKIAN ...... Wayne Active in Mission work' . . . often seen in his blue Ply- mouth . . . nice friend to have . . . real courteous fellow . . . Mission Society 2,3,4...CleeClub3... Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Altar Boy 1, 2, 3. JEANNE DAUGHEHTY ...... jean All-around American Girl . . . Vice-pres. 1,3 . . Sec. 4 . . . Student Council Sec. 4 . . . Modem Language Honor 3,4 . . . Forensic 1,2,4 . . . Wendelite assistant Edi- tor 4 . . . Sodality 1,2,3, Pres. 4. EDXVAHD CLEARY ............... Ed Great sense of humor . . . friendly with everyone and everyone's friend . . . seen with the boys . . . likes typ- ing class . . . Bowling 4 . . . Basketball 4 . . . Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. iii xi flaw. fl ag 5 . wx as t .it l3AVID EBERLEY ............ Daoe Can take a ioke . . . likes drama . . . tour years per- fect attenclaiic.-1' . . . college bound . . . aspires to be a lawyer . . . Forensic 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Radio Honor 2 . . . Bowling 4. .nuluimgg of ll , CATuL:1uNE FALC1oNE Cathie Has a special artistic ability . . . would lnake a good dancing instructor . . . likes soup . . . drives a big Buick . . . VVendi News Artist 4 . . Sodality 1, 2. Q5 ll lfberley points out interesting land as R. NVendorf, B. Ubinger, j. Hutnik, and 1. NlCCOflll1Ck look on. W -A 1' DonoTHY FINK ................,. Dot Faithful to her studies . . . sweet girl . . . will be ll cute blue-eyed blonde under a white eap . . . Speech 1, 2, 3.4...CleeClub4... Vlendelite Staff 4 . . . So- dality 1, 2, 3 . . . Trea- surer 4. Drsxzs CABER . ................. Wisp Creat on the basketball floor . . . one of the gang . . . likable guy . . . can climax a good panel discussion . . . Treasurer 1, 2 . . . Seienee Club President 4 . . . Wendi News Staff 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. Lois JEAN GILLAIRID .,.... Jeanie Good things come in small packages . . . real terror on a typewriter . . . regularly on the honor roll . . . Stu- dent Council Bep. 4 . . . Musart Club 2 . . . WVendi News typist 4 . . . Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. PAT1uc:m Frsczrnzn .........,.. Pat Barb's constant companion . . . popular . . . patronizes Sully's . . . has long natural curly hair . . . shorthand keeps her in a whirl . . . Secretary 2, 3 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. What unusual experiment is intriguing the minds of these physies students? B. Ritter, E. Bradley, J. Sehuetz, XV. Crissinan, D. Gaber, XV. Takaes. AcNEs HAX'ES ......,........... Aggie Ready for a good time . . . Home Ee whiz . . . always trying to help . . . lives for week ends . . . humorous . . . Clve Club 3, 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN HEID ..,............ Carol Credit to our class . . . bookkeeping genius . . . neat appearance . . . always wears a smile . . . regularly an the honor roll . , . Clee Club 3, 4 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. CAaoL HOETZLEIN ...... Carol Always seen with Marian . . . quiet . . . big-hearted . . . spends her evenings in a bakery . . . good in Home EC . . . Clee Club 3, 4 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Tlioxms l'IINNliBUSCH...TU77l Missionls Mr. President . . . nice to look at . . . twice as nice to know . . . intelli- gent . . . animal lover . . . Treasurer 3, 4 . . . Student Council Rep. 4 . . . Science Honor 3 . . . Forensic 3, 4 . . . Mission 2, President 3, 4 . . . XVendelite Staff 4 . . . Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY HEYER ............ Midget Short in structure - not in friends . . . future beauti- eian . . . Cindy's shadow . . . natural curly hair . . . faithful Clee Club member ...Glee Club 4 . . .So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4. G. Daley, A. Bohaski, C. XVessol, A. Kubas, and S. Curran discuss Mission News with T. Hinnebusch. Ready to depart for a day of recollection at Mount Al- vernia are: D. Kudrav, B. Knorr, I. Wietholder, L. Gil lard and F. Sherwin. 5 .IUDITII HUTNIK ............... Indy Right trig problems bring a smile . . . cute kid . . . crazy about basketball . . . has special way of gaining friends . . . Cleo Club 3, 4 . . . Sodality 3, 4. .ov- Y b'lAUREEN KELLY ......... Kelby Package of pep . . neat ap- pearance . . . Miss Popular- ity '56 . . . Clee Club 3,4 . . . Speech 2 . . . Wendi News Rep. 4 . . . Bowling 1 . . . Sodality 1,2,3,4 . . . Band 1. BARBARA HUTTER ......... Barb Loyal friend . . . yearns for a business career . . . con- stantly wears a smile . . . always knows the answers in English . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. THOIKIAS KEMP .......... ........ Big hit at the social . . . Tom con- fines talents to sports instead of shorthand . . . one of the business boys . . . Clee Club 3 , . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . Bowling 3, 4 Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH KNORR ......... Bets Likable . . . delightful sing- ing voice . . . Student Coun- 2 . . . Clee Club 3,4 Wendi News Editor 4 Sodality 1,2,3,4. ALICE KUBAS .................. Kubie Vice-President of the Mis- sion Club , . . seen with Barb . . . favors the color rose . . . loves to act ener- getic . . . Mission 1, 2, 3 . . . Vice-President 4 . . . Clee Club 3, 4 . . . Wendel- ite Staff 4. eil Rep. 4 . . . Modern Lang- uage Honor 3,4 . . . Classical Honor 1,2 . . . Forensic 1, NORIKIAN josEP1I ............... Ive St. Wendelin's chauffeur . . . known for his humorous an- tics . . . real erooner . . . one of the more capable business boys . . . Iunior Red Cross 3 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4. JAIXIES KRONZ ............... Gauch Official bell ringer . . . carts a load of hoys to school . . . martian of our patron drive . . . S.W.H. debater . . . Forensic 1, 2, 3, 4. ,- 1 y it yt, ,A-walt? DOROTHY Kunrmv ...... Dorth Imported from Oakland . . . basketball fiend . . . Bev's best buddy . . . always ready and willing . . . most- ly bewildered in bookkeep- ing class . . . Forensiq 1, 2 ...GleeClub3,4... Sodality 3, 4. joHN lWCCOR1KIICK Mickey Terrific in math class . . . dismisses his mistakes quick- ly and gracefully . . . sense of humor . . . ability to make friends . . . bowling 1, 4 . . . Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. if ,, My 'adv' Wy A 4 Je rl' A t 5.65, U K- h'lARGARET LEWIS .,.......... Peg Real crazy on the typewriter . . . likes Philadelphia Phil- lies . . . very active girl . . . punches the time clock for Murphyls . . . Secretary 1 . . . Clee Club 3, 4 . . . Musart Club 4 . . . Diocesan Chorus 4 . . . Wendi-News tpist 4 . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. CYNTHIA MCCREA ...... Cindy Tiny blonde . . . good cook in Home Ec . . . delicate as china, so she seems . . . cute with her capers . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MEYERS ............... Wit Keeps Thorofare on the ball . . . Hi-Fi bug . . . a whiz in trig . . . quiet but pop- ular . . . college bound . . . Forensic 3, 4 . . . Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. HELEN lVlCKINLAY ...,.. Scotty The quiet type who likes her laughs . . . one of the bookkeeping experts . . . natural blonde . . . likes to dancef . . Speech 1 . . . Clee Club 3, 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Er Y 5 si ag! E w Y S x K 2 .... rt S 3 sl' E. E. f N X i 55152, gx 9 is is if it S N it ls? as el WAYNE LEE .................. Pickle Good basketball player . . . unpredictable . . . always considers the cool move the important one . . . President 1, Treasurer 2, 3 . . . Sci- ence Honor 3 . . .Speech 1 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. + M' 111 , J 5 - 5, KY .. ,I . if Z' E NANCY NIOELLER ...... Nance Tall but graceful . . . sells cafeteria tickets . . . a real whiz in shorthand . . . can't wait until graduation . . . Band 1 . . . Clee Club 3, 4 . . . Speech 1 . . . Wendel- ite Typist 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. .fi - ...Q 294 Aclvltiitlt- SL'lllllIL'I', Kathryn Schultz, :Incl Donna Young nrt- vc-ry plciisc-nl with thc rvsults of their pictures. I P F 9! f K f 4 ' X Q x A4 X 1 ALBERT XIICTZRIAIIGH ...... Alfie Kimi-xim xll'l.IIOlil,.-KN!! lfrl Priclcs in running movin' Quit-lt wit . . . wisy going.: projvctnr . . . promising ru- pr-rsoimlity . . . cwt-ryonv clio nnnouncvr . . . :issvt in looks up to hiin . . . knaiclc rvliggion class . . . Sturlvnt for spcaiking . . . Prvsi- C0llDCll ROD. 4 . . . Glcv rlvnt 2, -1 . . . Xvllit'-ljI'l'Slil1'llt Club 3, 4 . . . Nluszlrt 4 3 . . . Homin-rn Laingllaigt' . . . Baincl 1 . . . XVc-mlclitt' HUIIUI' 3. 4 . . . l UrUuSiC Stuff 4 . . . Bowling 3 . . . l, 2, 3. -1 . . . XYc-iulvlitv Capt. 4. Stull Al. Lungs O'SL'LI.IX'.-KN ......... Sul rl1illil'S his work seriously ' , . . rvul cool with tht- quill . . . uhlc Student Count-il prvsitlt-nt . . . Scvs 16 future' in law . . . l,l'i'SltlL'llt Y 3, Vice'-l'1'c'si1lt'iit 4 . . . Scif-nov Honor 3, 4 Classi- cal Honor 2 . . , Fort-nsic 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . XVc'nclclitv Staff 4. JOAN PAur.1sEN .,,............... jay Futura' plains :irc for hcuuty school . , . style' conscious always has humorous gcsturcs . . . soon in thc' typing room . . . Clcc Cluh 3, 4 . . . Speech 2 . . . S0- clulity 1, 2, 3, 4. M. Sttlfllllf, M. Kelly, B. Shvllogg, C. Fulgionv, D, Fink and 1. Ycvick are leaving school to take un ziptituclc tt-st. xl1LlJRED HALL ............ Midge Puts everyone in stitches . . . keeps jokes in stock . . . tempest in shorthand class . . . asset at any sports event . . . Cleo Cluh 3, 4 . . . Speech 2 . . . NVendelite Stall 4 . . . lVendi News Typist 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA RE13IIoLz ....,.... Sandy Comedicnne of our class . . . has sparkling blue eyes . . . poetic ahility . . . will make Private Secretaryi' someday . . . Speech 1, 2 . . . Clee Cluh 3 . . . Mus- art 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Diocesan Chorus 4. PATRICIA SCIIAI-:FEB ......... Pat Quiet and reserved . . . small blonde . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . miniature golf fan , . . carc- free . . . never gets in trou- hle . . . Speech 1 . . . Bowl- ing 3 . . . Sodality 4. RICHARD RITTER ............ Rich Big vocabulary . . . Writes a good theme . . . pilots everyone around in his little blue Plymouth . . . thrives on arguments . . . Science Clllb4...B2l1'ld1... Bowling 4 . . . Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. tx :I 1,3-.1 - I hlA11IAN RoIs1.I. ....,,......,..... Mar Nice things come in small packages . . . true friend and classmate . . . spends time learning to operate an oven . . . Clec Cluh 3, 4 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . VVen- delite Staff 4 . . . Sodality I, 2, 3, 4. B. Aiello, A. Hayes, P. Lewis, H. McKinlay, and M Roell take pride in decorating their cakes. is A ,N fp Q V u 1 fi If L is if .ff ,lm gg ROBERT SANDY ..,.........,..... Bob One of thc business boys . . . driver of a '56 Dodge . . . always ready to help . . . a star booster . . . jr. Red Cross 3 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. ADELAIDE SCHAUER ......... All Arduous worker . . . typist of church envelopes . . . strives to get ahead . . . . quiet manner . . . reliable person . . . Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. 3 IIARRIET SIIELLOCC ...... Bonnie Tiny miss . . . art editor of the VVendi News . . . fam- ous for her long pony tail . . . good for laughs . . . Clee Club 3 . . . Wendi News Artist 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3. .IOHN SCHUETZ ..................... lack Nonchalant . . . literary gen- ius . . . has a way of winning arguments . . . Pres. 1 . . . Student Council Rep. 4 . . . Wendi News 4 . . . Wende- lite Staff Asst. Editor 4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4. . . Holy Name 1,2,3,4. BARBARA SEEBACHER Barb Blushes easily . . . loyal friend to Fran . . . Sec. 8 . . . Pres. 4 . . . Student Council Rep. 4 . . . Business Honor 4 . . . Glee Club 3,4 . . . Wendelite Editor 4 . . . Sodality 1,2,3, Sec. 4. FRANCES SIIERWIN ......... Fran Passes for Barb's twin . . . habitually burns lingers in Home EC . . . constantly talking . . . part owner of Pittsburgh Railways . . . Business Honor 4 . . . Clee Glub 3, 4 . . . Wendelite Staff4.. .Bowling 1. . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. ICATIIRYN SCIIDLTZ One of our lady drivers . . . goes for Italian specialties . . . an ardent Sully's fan . . . Business llonor student . . . Clee Club 3, 4 . . . WVendelite Staff 4 . . . So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4. . ,,...... Kay EDXVARD Smrom ............... Pete A great hunting fan . . . quiet and reserved . drives a white Ford . . interested in Spanish . . . completes a erowd . . . Clee Club 3 . . . lloly Name 1, 2, 3, 4. is WAYNE TAKACS ............ Pinky Acting ability . . . witty guy . . . rates high with class- mates . . . gazes fondly at Hollywood . . . pokes through his Spanish home- work . . . Science Club 4 . . . Wendi News Staff 4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD WENDORF ...... Rich Takes things as they come . . . would do anything to help a friend . . . likable guy appreciates study periods . . . Math Honor 4 . . . Forensic 1 . . . Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. a VIRGINIA STETAR ...... Ginny Organizer of the pep rally . . . always seen with a smile . . . business secretary of 104 . . . always doing er- rands . . . Business Honor 4...GleeClub3,4... Forensic 1, 2 . . . Wendelite Business Manager 4 . . . Wendi News typist 4 . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. BERNARD UBINGER ...... Bernie Great dancing ability . . . lost without his sliderule . . . friendly to everyone . . . seen driving a two-tone Merc . . . talkative . . . Treasurer 1 . . . Modern Language Honor 3, 4 . . . Wendi News Staff 4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD VEY ............... Soupey Color photography his hobby . . . dislikes slow driving and women drivers . . . science his main interest . . . whiz in physics . . . Science Club 4 . . . Wendelite Staif Photographer 4 . . . Bowling Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4. ALAN WESSOL .......................... Al Hopes to pursue engineering . . . steers a powder blue car . . . in math he excels . . . drives a good bargain . . . Math Honor 3,4 . . . Forensic 1 . . . Holy Name 1,2,3,4. ef . I fs. - f - BIAYNETTE STADLER ...... Dolly Shorthand has her in a whirl . . . key holder . . . very talkative . . . constantly gig- gling . . . always seen with Scotty . . . Speech 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL WESSOL ......,........ Carol Her friendly ways make her swell to know . . . makes 'Unit 6' the best in Home Ee . . . courteous . . . Speech 1,2....CleeClub3,4... Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. , ff' gi' Q, i if ' .55 - sf? - . f l i f .1 5, NN .., 5 xv. -X. y l if I JY 1 S' Q 1 2, Z, .L . A I- ' .N , . i I F itta s I .r ., Y 'elf I 5 M l 5 . Q ,553 . is 41 'L-1? ' . sl . D Y 'sf gum - , I esrs einsa s Patricia Sclmm-fvr, lfrlwurml Siinoni, Szinclrn Rc-lmllolz, Tlloinzxs Kvinp, unil Xlilclrvcl Rall urn- sr-It-cting tlivir nz air carrcls. by lllli' 1 . is J' - , 'bins ' '5- 1 N4 , , Y IOANNE XVlE'l'IlU1,Dl2ll ...,..... Io l'lt..KlNlZ XN'oi.i'i: .........,,. Luinf Future SOC1'Cl211'y . . . favors Ons of Pa1t's sta-.uly L'llSltllIl- tlic lmsinoss course . , , urs . . . topnotvln typing fricnclly sinilc- . . . willing to wliiz . . . will l't'.lK'll tlw givc ai livlping lixmcl wlicn liciiglit ol' SIILTVSS . . . lmppy- livvclccl . . . xVt'llCll'llU' typ- go-lm-ky , . . I or1'nsiu l, 2 ist 4 . . . Bowling 1, 2, 3, -I . . . NVQ-ncli Nvws Typist -I . . . Soclulity l, 2, 3, 4. . . . Cleo Clnll 3 . . . Bowl- ing 2, 3, fl . . . Somlulity I. 2, 3, -1 . . . Wi-mln-litc Staff Iran: Yi-1vrc'K ...........,......... lean Enjoys Spunisli L-hiss . . . nursing ability . . . Lowi-'S Penn cuncly girl . . . likes frcc claiys . . . scnsc- of lnnnor . . . clislikvs lionu-work . . . Nlaitli Honor 4 . . . Clvc Cluly 4 . . . Soclulity 1, 2, 3, 4. Doxmx Yovxo ......,..... Donna Ncvvr tl clnll inomvnt in livr prvscncc' . . . likcs Clark l7u1'S . .' . slmrp witli llL'I' L-lotlivs . . . llomc EC lwr favorite sulmjvct .... SD!'L'Cll 1 . . . Clow Clnlm 3, 4 . . . Klusnrt Club 4 . . . Soclulity 1, 2, 3, 4. Iannvs Kronl, Rolls-rt Xlvyvis, llll'llll'Cl llittvr, :incl Lxlrlll W1-ssol cxannim- tlic- litvrartlm- tlwy rcu-ivcrl nt Dnqm-sm' Univcrsity. fx 319 5 K if Q Yi 3, l 7 ANDANTE MOMENTS skim 5 M' -If -27,410 w' 4 3, N, 5 4 Eff. , my .-541- .iw V. ,MQ 4 di --u.. NDERCLASSES J ,i X RI b aim la .. II 5 Sfnul 1UK'l!PlU-lfQ1 1'Il1I 1 , I -1' 'fx' X 4 .fx w r' I' wk ,qui-H' tm ' Vi Y N W ,, av Q M:gEf' Q, 2 ,Z 7r 1 4 s i l 1' 1 f -. 1 W fxfwfvaflq W :giiwxv . v Q A sfifefl 'B' is fa Q QQ WP' iw in Cum' With Gad? Wishv L '01 Meinlmers of tlle junior Recl Cross, Jolm Boelnn, Clinrles Aclnmson, Rosalie Daniele, Sully Russinaui, Loretta Zezinkn, Ona Ilensler, uncl Phyllis Nierl- lmlski, ure busily preparing their unnunl gifts for orplinns and wnr veterans of foreign eonntries. Tliese sliortllamcl StllCll'lll9 stncly long llllil strenuously to perfect tlieni- selves in il sulijeet essential to ull luisiness people, Sfvltzxl: lunn Kijalnlial . . Marlene Bowen, Carol Heil, Lorraine Hollinnn, Lawrence Camus. Standing: Tlioinus Pzlrziiizino, Mielizlel Hzllus, Evelyn Dellumen, Clmrlotu- Brulioiiieeki Marilyn Eger. E i Shirley Kopyeinski reads text from the Bihle as joseph Pfister, Eleanor Dreseher, Joyce Schnei- der, Madeline De-Gregorio, Carol Fahian, Marilyn Nletzmaier, Sandra Cillard, Paul Davidson, Carolyn Coyne, Patricia Rittinger, Donna Craner, and NValter Stock follow and listen atten- tively. The daily reading of the Bible is hahitual for these juniors. Zhey Prepare 901 Carol juriewicz, john Chalovieh, joseph DelSole, Fred Smith, Frances Malley and Diane Smith are making preparations for a chemistry experiment which will most likely rock the entire school. it ,lg all 1 .,.'- H-.lu -.hmm ,,,..f W . qvil A .i.,L N M 5 ' ' Q it . Vgii Q, Q ii f aegis, MW Sister NI. Owen givvs il fcw pointers to thc class officers, Anclrmv Hzlllzlm, Sully Russ- mnn, jzulicc 1'altlcfrso11, Rob- vrt Ijllstlllxitl. On .wtrlgvz -Iu- nlith Lzmx, Nlurgurct Dos- mond, Plllll IIillIll'I'll1SCll, Rmmlcl Pilurski. future Kcspansilziliiy if K. -1, fl I? IW-M 5 The History Honor studvnts are: joscjph IDCISOIC, 12lIliL'l' Patterson, Andrew Ilnllrun, Carol Drugur, and Ralph Mocslein. 33 Q E t lt looks as if tllcse fine soplminorcrs wvnt in the right rlircction, cl0cSn't it? jolln Bruton, lolm NlcAvrmy, Rolx-rt Pfistvr, james Sliarak, Helen Hahn Victor Zcclikcr Ronulcl Duckstc-in Tlminas , , , Slczali, janet Vogel, Patricia O,CClIlIlCJl', Mit-lmf-I Branclicn, Ricliarql Hitc, Cc-rarcl Scnnnicr, Ricllarcl Gaicr, Rolf Pllfbflfg, Maryann Mnclt-ja, Bklfllilfil Lesko, Dorotlly Sliarali, Doirs Hr-icl, Joseph Nicclvnlmc-rgcr, Fm-lix DeGrugorin, Christian Biarlicrt, Christina- Sawyer, Katlilcvn Zinnncnnan, and Carolyn Sullciclcr. SOPHOMORE With ,411 , . . . . lllllllw ilu' IIIIINIIIIILI l0IlL'll1'Y .N 4 . ' to tln- IJIIHVIIII lnmrrl IS ilu' lllillltllly Clllty of tlncm- sopho- IIIUFVS, rluyu' Crum, lliltl'iL'i1l Nlvym-rs, Pntricial Dcsmoncl, -Iulm H.ny1-s, Alllll NVRIQUI, Lois S4-lwll, Xlalrgic Fink, and l,.lfl'iCiil Dum. V Km-ping am 4-yv cm thc talffy W is ll Luk for j. Cummings, Nl. Kullmnn, NI. Bvrk, YV. 11.111, IJ. Xyilliillllfi, C. Stor- yiugvrq lf, C4'I'lllllSli1l, B. U1'iclxx11'1', li. Climmlvlli, C. FIIVIIS, :mul C, Ilornicalk. IAIIUSL' stuclvxxts, Kutlllccn Qolcllnalmrgll, jcmn Sllvidl, .lIll't Knwpfm-1', Xlicllalcl J1'lllK'lhliQ', JXIIIIVHQ' Calldvr- nv, 'l'lmm.ls Klim-fc1tvI'. 'I1lI'iQl Bulmski, and liulvurtal :l'llSOIl, prumlly Llisplay their istory pxwjn-cts. r iw ,W '?fg ' -hm K Agn, ,.,.., ,. Sister Mary Rosalia points out a few of the forthcoming events to Everson Eeoff, Marlene Xlervorh, Richard Clozer, Kathleen Maloyg while Sister Nlary Patrick explains to Ronald Vogrin, Paul Kennedy, Patricia Barnes, Margaret Trageser the duties of class officers. Zfhcy Study Che Snare B. Miller, P. Novak, F. Vukosie, and N. Lou- vris are learning the tricks with the tape rec- order. '15 C. Knorr, J. Gallick, M. L. Haid, Hutnik, and H. Eibcn dream of voyages. 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I QE 111-1 ,fm 1 :www .VH Warkiuy in ffarmarzy Krings vi S- K ! ju I fe6WHl'dS A eoinplc-teal outfit is the goal of these home eeonoinies girls. Sitting at the sewing niai-hinvs are: Ellen Schreiheis, Lorraine Stepanek, Donna Oliver, Gloria Laeoiny, Mary Ann Grove, Janice Hittle, Barbara Kopyeinski, Kathleen Mg-Civern. Onlooki-rs who are helping to ex- ainine the sewing are Mary Froelick, Carol Mueller, Carol Ponist, Nancy Diirney. if -18 ,rf 5 11. Yvonne Inealligno, Robert Henry, Del Comstock, Carmella Franco, Thomas Becker, Steve Bnsko, and janet Ehrlich listen attentively as Sister Marie Bernard explains correct sentence structure. CTIVITIES Ma-ww' 'T -!P UKIIIDIIIII IHIHIIEZIIJIQ vw' 'III' 1' -' 5 llilbfi 1lU:I:l1.1Z:l1'le Wee! Zlmrds Arc Qound Ju i The Mission Club is under the direc- tion of Sister M. Fridolin. The Repre- sentatives here pictured are: First Row: Alice Kubas, Jacqueline Hel- menae, Rosalie Mosalleni, Kenneth Klussinan, Walter Schragl. Second Row: Frances Malley, Carol jurie- wicz, Thomas Klinefelter, Felix De- Gregorio, Frances Vukosic, Marlene Mervosh, Thomas Hinnebuschg Presi- dent. Crue Dvlwliou Being elected May Queen is one of the greatest honors a senior girl may receive. The sodality chose Jeanne Daugherty to place the crown upon our Blessed Mother in one of the ini- pressive eereinonies of the school year. Doris Bronner, Barhara Seehacher, and Dorothy Fink are the attendants. The senior girls join in prayer before the sol- emn moment of coronation. ilfq-A , , I f 'l X x A, F1llllCl' Allan-rt Nlzlrconyulc, clircctor of the Holy Numa So- ciety, is giving the senior lmys spiritual guiclzmcc. As Cyntllin NlcCrz-11 lights tlw czmcllc of tllc Arlvcnt XVI'CLIlll, Sumlru RL-lmlmlz rcunls tho pralycr. .WZ Z M , 'Q unsung 5 is f Quo! Q THE WE DI EW dlld Judith Kozur, winner of thc coutust to nzunv the sclwol pupvr, chose for tlu- tillc, NVQ-mli News. -x qi ir V i r g i n i ll Stctnr, Elaine W'olfc, Mildrccl Hull, Peggy Lewis, XVuync Luc, Bcvcrly Bickar, and Lois Jean Cil- lurd, arc pri-pairing thc next issuc- of the NVE-ndi News. XVill they nu-ct their dead- line? ' fin E .gr-l ' ',,.... f- - ssif i i EN E w S if siii New? Staff of ,ii.,s ff' is ,,AA,'E:s School s s i i iys l 1956--1957 Nos. 1-6 Betty Knorr John Schuetz, Denis Gabe: Jaince Patterson, Diane Smith Shellogg, Catherine F algione Takacs, Wayne Lee mi'ii Zghw 5 ii: Vsii' Eleanor Daschbach i,ms Rosalie Mosallem, E issis 5 sBYadleY- Mis Schell E i EW-Mmm E iis, E Q1' fW0lfe.s Mildred Rall, E' ils' i Vil'ZiHia Stefan Lewis, 'Ldis Gillard 0 O 0 E71 6 W5Wd6fifg El Ward '-N '--.. XYhvn Sislcr M. Bhxxxdixm, yn-Lxrbook advisor, and thc Lxtcrnry Sufi, D. Fink, A. Kuhxs, F. Shur- ' ' V S -X Xtz, and B. Bickar gut togcthcr you can Wm. D.xugXwrty, B. Suvbndxct, L, XMM1, .1 my cxpn-ct rcsuks. X X ' and the Assistant Ediloxs, U ns func thc Editor, Burhxm Sccmcxcx, NYMM pcrpkxiug pw w cx jmck Sduwlz and Qcuxuw UmxgMcrt5 ? M , 45, 1-M' L, X, . . , A .Ja i ia HW' . 4 M1w.n 4' A 0 Music' Tlw lmsincss stuff was rcs- ponsihlc for thc inost suc- ccssfnl patron drivc In-ld at St. NV1'llCli'llIl,S. Each day of thc drivc, patron slips were cnllcctcd from thc clalsscs, annonnls total:-cl :Incl tnlliccl. A spcciul word of congratu- lations is lu lac cxtcnclcd to thc scniurs for their splen- did worlf. Donald Vcy and Thmnns llinnchnsch arc nt it nggnin. x KAI Mctznmicr niissingl pf llurd ut worli to incct thc clcuclliiws arc: Lois Cillurd, Maryann XVngncr, All5Cl'tQl Bolnuski, Virginia Stctnr, Edward fxlnllmllnncl, Icnncs O,Sullivnn, Nancy Moc-llcr, M i l Ll r cd R n l l , Kathryn Schultz, Iouxmc NViclholdcr, Nancy Bevan, and Marian Rocll. ram- ...,,.,,,. W Che khyflzm Leaving for a tournament are these happy de- lwators: David Eberley, Edward Klulholland, J Janice Iatterson, Robert Meyers, Iaincs Kronz, and james O,Sullivan. if - x Two outstanding senior dehators are Edward Mulholland and james O'Sullivan. A group of our underelassmen speakers are Cstumlingbz P. Kennedy and K. Borneman. fScutz'dJ: H. Fabian, E. Daschbaeh, K. Klussman, P. Dauglierty, Y, Zediker, KI. Deinetsky, and E. ECOH. 48 am xx Pf Wards ,7 Apparent flare The future orators of Amer- ica helieve in the phrase, It pays to speak up. The members of the Speech Class who have worked to gain high honors are: Io- seph Neidenberger, Ronald Vogrin, Nancy Lo uvris, Thomas Hinnehuseh, Ed- ward Mulholland, Dorothy Fink, James O'Sullivan, and Roberta Krason. Richard McGowan, Patricia Daugherty, Paul Kennedy, Carol jurewiez, joe Del Sole, Margaret Desmond, Michael Demetsky and Joan Schcidl are preparing origin- al speeehes which they hope will be a success. Scinccc Honor students, Denis Cailbor, NVnyn0 Tukucs, illltl Ricliurrl Rittcr cxpcrimvnt with given clutzi, as Donald Vey, Edward Bruclle-y, and jzuncs O'Sullivan provc thc- theory of reflection. Paul Hinnubuscli und Carol Drugur nicusurc and record the tClD1X'l'iltlll'C. J-iigiz Aims Equal High Perfarmance Sister Marry Aqninn tcuclics tlic scniors to use library tools for tcrin pupcr, pre-college nssignincnt. 'NL XVhat ancient Spanish tale is capturing thc attcntion of these diligcnt scuiors? Doris Bronncr, Edward Mulhol- land, jcannc Daughcrty, El- izabeth Knorr, and Bernard Uhinger. These scnior girls wcrc chosen for Busincss Honor because of their ability to do good work in the stcno- graphic Held. Virginia Stut- ar, Susan Curran, Kathryn Schultz, Carolyn llcid, Bar- hara Sccbachor, Sandra Rebholz, F rauccs Shcrwin, Beverly Bickar, and Elaine Wolfe. Jean Yevick, Edward Brad- ley, Robert Meyers, jack Sclluetz, and Richard Wen- dorf are our prize niath stu- dents. Thcy are comparing answers on the slide rule. 1 57 Our unior Varsit f stars Jractice for the claf 5 1 when tlmcy will nuke the Hrst string varsity Hr: ccuda . 1 N X. fs 'L is , X 4 , . , ., i scum l Opiionent . , sw -H-S' 1HXCS hr zeronim L' Sr. l 15 in CqniCe U A - . GLOI A X: X SMF ig axis gig s 2330 si lr .9 f 1 X N x ' m N 5 W xc Q V 29325 EP 'QW ,W ' , gig X, Q M ss im, 48 mil X iff , 1 40 S Q X . Q 4 39 S Ki S 532' -f t 5 seg? A3 Y 57 E S PX 6 ly 50 sm f ge 64 1 Q f bt 39 l 1 k 6 ,I f, ag 47 St 4 12 'Q was 68 St B1 53 Lnl'-b 1 - WSH ' '-MM V 1 . V 5 f y fu11C5 Q 30 sc. L mea 34 2 44 St VCT as ' ' 27? '-VQ 1 W, gg s gwa llolzcrt Henry, and Patrlck Adamson. Our future success depends on the followmg jayvce players-Fzrst Row: james McCluslxy, Dall Sr-lnnirlt, Rolf Patberg, joseph Nicclcnberger, Karl Bornclnan, Second Row: xvllllillll Rec-kcr, Mfffivn the udvu11Lag,L !--. A jump, poss v .? ' xakc thc gzunc. hu shot u U. ,,,,. x Y Tcusiou game. mounts iu the las t IQNX' Annu.. A carefully cxtcn score. ded foul shot inc cssiou of thc bull, and at succn YCLISCS ODI ,4 Hadvnza of Sound SCHEDULE Section I Won Lost St. Basil 3 0 St. Canice 1 2 St. Luke 3 0 St. Joseph 2 1 St. James 3 0 St. justin 3 0 Section II Won Lost St. Basil 3 0 St. George 3 0 St. Canice 1 2 Central 0 North 0 3 St. Adalbert 2 1 54 Members of St. NVcndelin's bowling team are: Edward Cleary, jolin McCormick, Bernard Ubingcr, Richard Ritter, Edward Bradley, Norman joscpli, Andrew Hal- lam, Donald Vey, Albert Mctzmaicr, Dale Rietlicr, Wayne Takacs, Denis Gabcr, james Kronz, NValter Stock, David Ebcrlcy, and Robert Sandy. hr- nw 'W I A .x ..,.. i. WX A .,.. 1- ,A H' ' 5, .W Q , 41 A ' 'iifgffw-I -' f an UQ ww Silk gawk I 'QQ Q, K I 'V E nl 52: i ?'1 Z my E11 ?. Qi ' -1 .. , , My 'mlm A Q Q, ., W' K ' ' 1 x' sy' 1 F: .x S in Y' B' an o'l -1 5 5' 9 fi Qfl EATURES Q f f. QIIIA I A ZKQTDS-IPI L lr r W 9 X gf Q aff: I l, QT, x ff' u Qggfwi' Q 5 ' Q., M ,4 A at f k 'li v 5 X A ' 5 'Q 32 Il-' 1 ,iw Hiiflnl-I' Qiffliflflffhii-l A A ' ' 4 N. I f ' ' bull 'ill I Ilan: :gru- I RW' I ,v 'gg' ,4 ww. - S TIN wi 5 , L, H ,, 3 2 . Q Qt ,A ,Wg is M1124 1-vue? . K ' f 5 all :-: . wins' 552 'f-sn.. 251, Q55 S A. 7 xt K... 5 5 A ,Q 3 . I gggggggg EQ ' a G 1-my 'l40lllIll'1'lll, jaum-5 Slmrzxk, :mal Stvplivn Buslio rc-present c Tlircv Kings. ulfanccd Ky Music 'lic Clcc- Cluli stage- tl lxllllvzlll of tht- Cliristmzis Story, THL ,ICHT Ol Tllli XVOHLU. Carol Ilovtzla-iii us tlu- Virgin, Kill' POTIIUIIIRIII :ls St. Alcmsvpli occupy, witli tht- llllllllll, tlio vvntm-r ol iv stage-. Miss Clzgu Ang:-l tlvttj tlirm-cts tlu' Glu' Clulx -.. 4 ' Without the help of the production staff, success could not be achieved. Making-up Dorothy Kudrav are Bev- erly Bickar, Barbara Seebacher, and Dorothy Fink. Prop and stage hands are Catherine Falgione, Nancy Heyer, Thomas Hinnebusch, James Kronz, and Thomas Kemp. 60 Plays and Socials The shocked attitude of the wealthy Shaw family, Mrs. Shaw Cjeanne Daugherty J , Lulu, her daughter lElaine Wolfel, Gilbert, the playboy Q Bernard Ubinger J, Hudson, the butler fDavid Eberleyl seems to be quite evident when they meet the Spring- er family, Mrs. Springer QPeggy Lewisl, Oscar, her son QWayne Takacsl, and Sadie, her daughter fSusan Curranl. Mrs. Wyatt-Browne fMarian Baumgardnerl, Mrs. Briscoe fNancy Moellerl, and Lou- ise Sherman, the lawyer CDoris Bronnerj are served tea by Hattie, the maid CDorothy Kudravj, as Del- la, the cook fCrace Daleyl forcefully delivers her opin- ion. ,416 ? sf 5' ef . Vik A nh: J -s Q. xl Instrument af gill! The freshmen social, an annual affair held hy the seniors, proved very purpose-to ucquuint the freslnncn with uppcrclussmen, und to promote zunong the student body. .Entcrtnimnent which was followed hy dancing evening for all. I x55 1E,.,:: - 3 ,, ' ,Ka Q avr' 'Y f 'B 1 V, s . , successful in its friendly relations provided ai guy l , A1 4. 4 , E715 Orchestra 5,-fy XYL' unxld lun K!llHL'4'll All night! puiild. ., ,mn as '4 Sfdffy ,Mood , f, . . ' 5- ai 5-251-2,5 ,E , AD . W ..ML.,,.,,......-.3-.M-1-1. - ' i 1 X qw. in fri if A.4LW. It looks as if everyone is having Ll good time. 4 Haunferpoinis af Service joseph Gurcak and james McClusky assist Gilbert, our jzmitor, in making sure the school doors are locked. 5 I Q s s .ik 3, , F, g 159: - ' M fg? 9 S Mr. Ritter, Mrs. Comstock, Mrs. Trageser, and Mrs. Ei- beck are the oiiicers of the PTC. Meetings are held reg- ularly the third Sunday of the month. Officer Ray Foley is responsible for the 10017 no fatality status at Saint Wendelin School. s. Slwrliu :mal ln-1' miiipvtviit zxssistamts urn' llllllilllg W'lmt's umliinf? Nlrs. SL-lmltz pri-p.m-s ll lcmptiiig mlisli pivpmzitioiis lm ilu- lnmgry tlirmig of stumlcnts who cunt to lic su,-rw-fl in ilu' L'2lll1'lL'lAlll. in ilu- cafe-lc-i'iai. .4 Jhlfif N Dou't como in-ur im: with tliut clrilll Tlicsc do not sc-vm Dr. Vcccliio uclministcrs il roulim- L-In-uk-up to svn- if to lx' tlic sviitiiiicuts of Diane Smitli as Dr. Mudclcn llolicrt lJllSL'llL'lCl is up to pair plmysicully. lla' is :lssistvcl cxaiinim-s hor zmcl tlic uursv, Mrs. Marie Ilownrcl, assists liy Miss Rm-gina Ma,-Elwvc, tllc scllool nursc. liim. mm M ii' 1 -Wen lv ' I awww: ,W SENIOR DIRECTORY BARBARA AIELLO 304 Ruthwood Avenue ...... MARIAN BAUMGARDNER 2809 Brentwood Avenue ........ ......... ANN BEVAN 209 Spencer Avenue .... ........ ........ . BEVERLY BICKAR 2864 Custer Avenue ........... ALBERTA BOHASKI 128 Bellanca Avenue ........... EDWARD BRADLEY 3222 Shadyway Avenue .......... .......... GERALD BREMER 225 Captiol Drive .,......... DORIS BRONNER 2825 Brownsville Road .......... .......... MARLENE BROWN 28 Lodge Street .................. EDWARD CLEARY 103 Kirk Avenue .................. WAYNE CRISSMAN 1112 Michael Drive ........... SUSAN CURRAN 3017 Willett Road ............ GRACE DALEY 3117 Hazelhurst Avenue .......... ................ JEANNE DAUCHERTY 2506 Berg Place ..... .............. DAVID EBERLEY Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Ol. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu Tu Tu Tu 5416 Page Drive .................................. .......... T u. CATHERINE FALCIONE 57 Flora Road .................................. Tu. DOROTHY FINK ' 651 Penn Street ............. Tu. PATRICIA FISCHER 219 Spencer Avenue ........... Tu. DENIS GABER 3527 Villawood Avenue ........... ......... T u. LOIS JEAN GILLARD 228 Joseph Street ............ Tu. AGNES HAYES 134 E. Francis Avenue ........... ......... ' fu. CAROLYN HEID 419 Spencer Avenue ............ ......... T u. NANCY HEYER 18 Maytide Street ..................... - Tu. THOMAS HINNEBUSCH 3303 Vemon Avenue ...... - .... Tu. CAROL HOETZLEIN 2827 Willett Road ........ Tu. JUDY HUTNIK 460 First Street ............. .. .... Tu. BARBARA HUTTER 60 Mary Ann Drive ....... Tu. NORMAN JOSEPH 3756 Willett Road ........ Tu. MAUREEN KELLY 434 Fairway Drive ................... .... ......... Tu. THOMAS KEMP 2704 Brownsville Road .......... .. ..... ........ T u. BETTY KNORR 219 Maxwell Drive .... ................ Tu. JAMES KRONZ 227 Bauman Avenue ........ Tu. ALICE KUBAS 628 Calvert Srteet ............................ .......... T u. DOROTHY KUDRAV 128 Kirkpatrick Street .............- ........... .... . Co. WAYNE LEE 601 Calvert Street ...-,...... .... e........ Tu. 2-1825 1 -36 15 1-3356 1-6358 1-9430 2-648 1 5-7223 2-8492 2-6978 2-7478 1-0783 4-1976 2-5310 1-9421 2-6327 4- 1484 1 -1539 2-3347 1-4682 1-4850 1- 1839 2-3584 1-1791 2-7448 1-0267 1-6289 1-5843 1-7376 1-501 1 2-0445 1-0847 1-6703 1-3965 1-0934 1-6379 PEGGY LEWIS 2815 Wenger Avenue ......... JOHN MCCORMICK 120 Stewart Avenue ......... CYNTHIA MCCREA 535 Brinwood Avenue ........ ............ HELEN MCKINLAY 105 Kaplan Avenue .................... ALBERT METZMAIER 709 Steiner Street ........,...... ROBERT MEYERS 3023 Roland Street ............... NANCY MOELLER 2715 Waterman Avenue ............ ............ EDWARD MULHOLLAND 221 Maxwell Drive ...,...................... JAMES O'SULLIVAN 5241 Scenery Drive ......... JOAN PAULISEN 2823 Willett Road .......... MILDRED RALL 2716 Pyramid Avenue ........ SANDRA REBHOLZ 1026 Edward Drive ......... RICHARD RITTER 3045 Brentwood Avenue ............. ............ MARIAN ROELL 116 Vale Drive ................................ .M ......... ROBERT SANDY 3029 Churchview Avenue PATRICIA SCHAEFER 434 Antenor Avenue .............. ............ ADELAIDE SCHAUER 918 Edward Drive ............... JOHN SCHUETZ 414 Spencer Avenue ......... KATHRYN SCHULTZ 3034 Vernon Avenue ................... .... .. ...... BARBARA SEEBACHER 237 Kirk Avenue ....................... HARRIET SHELLOCC 3144 Vemon Avenue ......... FRANCES SHERWIN 35 Park Avenue .............,. EDWARD SIMONI 1023 Joseph Street ............... MAYNETTE STADLER 1209 CloverHeld Drive ....... VIRGI'NIA STETAR 121 Orchard Drive ............. WAYNE TAKACS 3122 Willett Road ......... BERNARD UBINCER 62 Greenlee Road ... ...... DONALD VEY 106 Ott Drive .................. . ....... ...... RICHARD WENDORF R. D. No. 1, Box 126 ..........,. ALAN WESSOL 871 Brentview Drive ........ CAROL WESSOL 31 10 Kestner Avenue ....... -.. J OAN N E WIETHOLDER 2857 Custer Avenue ............. ,..... ELAINE WOLFE 718 Baldwin Drive .... .... .................. JEAN YEVICK 514 Kirk Avenue ............... ..... DONNA YOUNG 131 Flora Road ......... Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Ho. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tu. Tix. Tu. Tu. Te. Tu. Tu Ol Tu. Tu Ol Ol Tu Tu Tu Tu Tu Tu 1-6704 2-2329 7-0999 2-4539 2-7972 2-5546 1-8376 2-1476 1-5442 2-3950 1- 1285 1-1708 1-6846 2-3924 1-5853 2-1 132 1-6420 1-6560 1-4129 2-6517 1-4419 5-6336 1-7662 1-0987 5-9280 2-6813 1-4934 5-9140 5-4636 1- 1646 2-3340 2-4159 1-2471 1-8149 2-5506 BUSINESS PATRONS S57 Emma Biller 2962 Churchview Avenue S25 William T. Bremer 225 Capilol Drive D. Carapellucci Co. l30 Maylide Slreel Cardell Sludio 4804 Liberly Avenue Schneider's Dairy, lnc. 726 Frank Slreel Edward A. Sherwin, Conlraclor 35 Park Avenue Soulh Boro. Homes, lnc. l65 Eileen Drive Soulh Pillsburgh Aulo Wrecking Co. Becks Run Road Whilehall Savings 8: Loan Associalion 4l33 Brownsville Road S20 Liberly Music Service 2 Munsey Avenue Help Yourself lo Glowing Heallh- 'Buy Seallesl Vilamin D Milk SleIla's Beauly Shop 2823 Willell Avenue SIS Baldwin Disl. Co. 262 Joseph Slreel Bruck Uniform Co.. Inc. 643 Liberly Avenue Glen's Home 8: Aulo Supply 4I2l Brownsville Road Gerard J. Hoelzlein 2827 Willell Avenue John A. Los, Regislered Plumber 28l5 Soulier Slreel SIO Alberla's Beauly Salon 2542 Brownsville Road Baslian Borlhers 239 lnveslmenl Building N. A. Bronner, Jeweler 2825 Brownsville Road Carrick Poullry Merkel 26l4 Brownsville Road Peler J. Caruso. Asphall Paving 352 Baldwin Road Cloverleal Dislribuling Co. 54ll Clairlon Blvd. Daugherly's Food Merkel 705 Brownsville Road Dye Prinl Transfers 22l Maxwell Drive The Edwards Company 3596 Brownsville Road Harry's Bar 2895 Cusler Avenue Mr. Joseph Hinnebusch, Insurance Agenl 3303 Vernon Avenue Ed Knorr's Parking 824 Penn Ave.-lllh 8: Liberly Kool Venl Aluminum Awnings Roule Sl-492l Clairlon Blvd. Patrons KulIman's Bakery 225 Brownsville Road Theo. Mondschein's Sons 2606 Brownsville Road Provosl Lumber Co. 2544 Library Road Florence W. Rillinger, Sales Man. Holel Websler Hall Ruf.Il's Reslauranl 542 Brookline Blvd. Slanley's Tavern 26l2 Brownsville Road Slelar Bros.-Plumbing 8: Healing 356 Regis Avenue Verscharen's Food Cenler 3290 Saw Mill Run Blvd. Vilsack-Trondle 6229 Penn Avenue Ed Werner Transfer 8: Slorage Co. l9l7 Brownsville Road Williams Buick Sales Co. 2400 Brownsville Road Wilson Plumbing Co. 566 Old Clairlon Road Sb Blue Slar Polalo Chips S5 Alba Prinling B. 8: M. TV Service Baldwin Dairy Bali-Kea Reslauranl Barlon Molor Company Bauman Hardware Bernlhaler Molor Company Birringer Service Slalion Bob and Joe, Plaslerers Bon-Ange Nighl Club lr Reslauranl Brass Rail Reslauranl Company Brenlwood Eleclric Company Dr. 8: Mrs. Thcedore R. Budd Carrick Beverage Company Carrick Hardware Company Carrick Sporls Bar Chamberlin Co. ol America The Chaleau Reslauranl Ciolli Molors Carl Colleryahn Dairy C. E. Deshler, Sales Xr Renlal Donalies Appliance Sales 81 Service Al Dower Allanlic Service Dower's Tavern The Duchess Company E. Br S. Qualily Cleaners Eddie Edward Clolhes Erny Funeral Direclor Es'rep's Classic Lanes Federal Army Slore Firsl Federal Savings and Loan Fix-il Shop of Pleasant Hills Gene's Cleaning and Furrier Halbolh Pharmacy Hand's Cale F. Hasenkooh. Ouldcor Fireplaces Joe Hoebler, Chevrolel A. M. Holowka 8: Son Honolulu Conservalory ol Music George J. Huebuer Company Charles M. Keeling ,Really Keenes Hardware Keyslone Trailer Company J. E. Kim. Oplician Klein's Flower Shop Chuck Knorr's Service Slalion Earl V. Kohn C. C. Koonlz Funeral Home Krall Conleclionery A. J. Lachman Agency Lake Jo Ann Lane Really Company Dr. John Leiner, Jr., D.D.S. E. J. Lennix Mace's Barber Shop Dr. Edward Maley, D.D.S. Peler Mazzarella's T. J. McGovern, Civil Engineer Melrose Berber Shop Melrose Tavern Ray Melzger Service Slalion Miller Furnilure, A. Reznich Ralph J. Moezlein, Roofing 8: Healing Moore Pharmacy Bill Moss Men's Wear E. J. Mulson Really Co. J. Murdock, Cleaners G. C. Murphy Co., Whilehall W. Herman Mulschler, Real Eslale Paul's Aulo Sales Penn-Sheralon, E. T. Carey Penn Technical lnslilule L. A. Pelers. DeSo'lo-Plymoulh Pill Arl Decoralors-Churches C. F. Prieslley, Upholslering Richard's Barber Shop Thomas R. Sarocco, M.D. Scherb's Bake Shop J. C. Schrey, Excavaling Al Schwarlz, lnc. Schwarlz Food Markel John H. Slaler 8: Sons Snider Chevrolel, Inc. Soulh Hills Decoraling Soulh Hills Typewriler Co. Soulhview Dislribuling Co. Sl. Wendelin Lyceum Frank J. Sladler, Life Insurance Slark Bros. Nurseries Slernberger Painl Co. Suburban Builders Co. Harry C. Suehr Co. Suiansky Aulo Body Co, Terrace Gardens TV-Showcase Vic 81 Lee Sunoco Marlin Vickless, Conlraclor Wagler Plumbing Co. Whilehall Beer Dislribuling Whilehall Dairy Marl Whilehall Floral Wurlilzer Zandier, Roofing 53 Al's Fruil Markel Dr. R. A. Barlruli Bauman Hardware Clay Transfer and Slorage Dr. M. Milkovich Whilehiall Really Co. 2 A. 8: D. Furnilure Co. Andy's Shoe Repair Annelle Dress Shoppe Chicken Deliqhl Di Carlo's Pizza Dugan Dry Cleaners George Farrell, Memorials Lou Gigliolli Grayburn TV Service Louis Hahn Br Son Hazelbarl Hardware Highland Public Golf Course Himes Bowling 8: Billiard Co. M. C. Hirlz Johnnie's Aquarium Kania Green House La'ndefeld's Dry Goods Slore M Xu M's Record Shop Marie's Beauly Shop Melody Lounge Ienzie Dairy Co. d. J. Messer, Roofing lbringer's Card 8: Gif! Shop Plympic lndusrries, Inc. 'H Aufo Sales lr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Siemon les Shoe Sfore 'ark 8: Finkel TV Service 'illwagon Sunoco 'reyle's Trailer Sales 8: Park idor Home lmprovemeni SOCIAL PATRONS Fafher George P. Angel Rev. Joseph M. Hannon Fafher Charles Fink rade I, Rooms I, Z, 3 rade 2, Rooms 4, 5, 6 rade 3, Rooms 7, 8, 9 rade 4 Rooms IO, ll rade 5, Rooms I4, I5 rades 5 8: 6, Room lb rade 6, Rooms I7, I8 rade 7, Rooms I9, 20 rade 8, Rooms 2I, 22. 23 Sso ass of '57 SI5 iends r. and Mrs. James Wolfe SIO 1 Anonymous Subscriber r. and Mrs. Harry Bender A. Bevan r. and Mrs. Edward Bradley mgrafulaiions Seniors of '57 r. and Mrs. Edgar Crum r. and Mrs. John Daley ll Wilma Defig omas H. Duban ndra Gillard I'e Family 1iors l02 '. and Mrs. J. E. Kozar '. and Mrs. M. Kiianka S. Lee . and Mrs. Earl T. Malley . and Mrs. Chrisrian Marker? . and Mrs. Ralph McCrea . and Mrs. Alex Meder . and Mrs. J. B. Mueller s. Agnes Oraveh . and Mrs. Bill Rall r Yeviclr Family S9 . and Mrs. Joseph S8 ncy Bevan . and Mrs. James Brown s. E. J. Curran 5 Jean Gillard nk Slezak and Family S7 iors 207 rvosh Family S6 L. Helen Becker a. John Koepfer IC John A. Zezinka Ss and Mrs. Charles R. Adamson o H. Angel and Mrs. R. Berchfield Cleary Family holic Women's Union holic Knighfs of S+. George, Br. 40 and Mrs. E. D. Comsfock and Mrs. D. J. Demefsky Molher-Pack No. 9 and Mrs, F. D'uban George Drescher . Drescher George Eberley Mr. and Mrs. Walter X. Eibeck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fischer Dr. J. P. Fifzgerald Friend Freshmen I03 Besf Wishes, Congressman James G. Fulfon Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gaber Pefe J. Geifeu Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Gmiler Agnes M. Goldbach Joseph Graff Mrs. Thomas J. Hayes Marylou Hollis Marylou and Herb Hollis Mr. and Mrs. Neal H. Holmes Mary Hurley Herb Huber Mrs. S. Hufnik llalian Club oi Willock Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Kelly Maureen Kelly Jack E. Kemp ln Memory of Mrs. Mary Kemp Vinceni' P. Kemp Koenig Family Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kronz Mrs. T. Krosky Mrs. L. Kubas Mr, and Mrs. Kubas Regis Kudrav LaVerne and Ray In Memory of Jack P. Larkin Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis, Sr. Mafihews Family Mr. and Mrs. John McKinlay T. J. McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Moeslein Mr. and Mrs. G. Musial Mrs. Vera J. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nix Mrs. lrene Novak Joan Novak Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Opferman Mr. and Mrs. James O'Sullivan Ruih OH Mary Lou Reddy Mr. Thomas Reddy Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Regan Jim Ruffing Frank W. Salvaniona Mr. and Mrs. C. Sandy Shanahan Family Mr, and Mrs. Angelo Simoni Mr. and Mrs. Siengl Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. Takacs Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Tomarelli Mr. and Mrs. Pai Travers Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ubinger Vicforia Wagner Mrs. Ida A, Weber Mr. Jerry Whife Ronald Wolfe Mrs. Rosella Zimmerman S4 Mr. and Mrs. S. Aiello Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Baumgardner an Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berk Jo Bohaski Mary Ann and Grace Daley Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartman, Jr. William R. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kozak Earl and Andy's Marker Elizabeth and Roberf Schneider Mrs. Walfer J. Sfock Mrs. Mary A. and Edna M. Vollmer Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Williams S3 Marfha and Marie Becker Miss Ruih Boehm Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brandfone Mrs. M. Brandfone Mr. and Mrs. John Chalovich d Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colosi N. Colosi Family Mr. and Mrs. John Coyne Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daugheriy Thomas J. Daugherly Mary Davidson Mr. and Mrs, R. Davidson Mary Lou and Mel Davies William J. Demefsky A Doclor Friend Lorene and Bill Drevifch Mr. and Mrs. James J, Durney Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Eger Eileen Marie Eibeck Feledick Family Mrs. Harry Fink Ben Fogleman Mrs. Herberf Funk Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Geiser John Gesiiehr Mr. and Mrs. Norberi Goldbach Mr. and Mrs. B. Graner Mrs. Mar+ha Gurcah Mr. and Mrs. Ervin L. Hahn Cecilia Heid Jacquelyn Heid Mr. and Mrs. Walier Heil Mrs. J. P. Hewsfon Mary Lou and Herberi Hollis Earl G. Huber Mr. Hunler Yvonne lncollingo Mr. and Mrs. Thos. B. Jennings B. Jensen Family Gus Johanson Mr. and Mrs. George Kesfner Mr. James Kronz Mrs. Loifie Kubas The Kudrav Family Mr. John Marsch Mary McCann Carherine McCormick Marilyn Mehmaier Mona Lisa Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mrs. Frank Murray Elmer J. Nagel Mrs. Bernard Niedbalski Mr. and Mrs. L. Palberg Mr. and Mrs. Alois Plorz Raymond and Joanne Porco Mrs. S. G. SchmiH Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schreibeis Mary Schreibeis Raymond Schwallis Mr. and Mrs. N. Schweizer Mrs. Mary Sliwinski Tony Mary Margaref Travers The Wagners Mrs. Clara Zimmerman S2 A Friend Joseph S. Ackelson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson Anonymous Dr. Carmen T, Anlon Mrs. A. Augusl Barb, Fran, Ginny, Kay Mr. and Mrs. E. Barnes Pai' Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berwick Mr. and Mrs. G. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baumiller Mr. and Mrs. William Becker William J. Becker Mrs. Ann Benharf Mr. and Mrs. Bill Benneil Mr. and Mrs. William Bennelf Bernarding 81 Voelker Mr. and Mrs. George Berihold Cafherine Bevan Mrs. C. Bevan Mr. and Mrs. F. Bildhauser Mrs. L. A. Boeggeman Mrs. Cecilia Boehm M. Bohaski Mr. and Mrs. John Boland, Jr. Phil Bombara Mr. and Mrs, R. Bonneiii Mr. and Mrs. Karl Borneman Mr. and Mrs. W. Brandi' Mrs. V. Braion Mrs. Rose Breier C. J. Bronner Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bronner Mrs. Michael lusko Mr. and Mrs. John Bulch Mrs. Elizabeih Bu'l'ler James Cahill Mrs. Paul Calderone Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Caldwell Lawrence E. Camus Mr. Emil N. Camus Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carr Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Carr Carrick Radio and Television lrene Carroll Mrs. Cgnsuella Cenci Mrs. Florence Cenci Mr. and Mrs. Siephen Chalovich Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chilleo Carl Cieslak Edward Cieslak Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cieslak Cindy and Ron Rose Colosi John Conelos Coniidenlial Friend Rege Conley Janice Connors Mrs. Beverly Conroy Leo P. Cooper Mr. William K. Cummings Mr. Verna Cummings Mary Ann Daley Mr. A. Daniele Toni Daniele Dorofhy Darkowski Mrs. J. F. Daschbach Mr. Thos. Daugheriy Mr. and Mrs. John Davis Alexander S. Day Patricia Dean Mrs. Siella Debor Joe and Jimmie DeISole Dr. P. M. Demesiichas Mrs. James W. Desmond Mrs. Josephine Dickman Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dieizer Helen Dimperio Audrey, Tad and Maureen Dish Mrs. Rocco J. Dobecco I Mr. and Mrs. Sieve Dolaniski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dolinar, Jr. William R. Donalies Donna and Tom Donna and Phil Dorofhy and Shirley Doroihy and Gus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dozori' Mr. and Mrs. A. L. DuScheid Mrs. Marie Duckslein Mr. and Mrs. James Durney Mary Dzienis Mr. and Mrs. Everson Ecoff Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W, Eger Mrs. Vinceni' Egler Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Eiben Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eiben Mrs. Anna Eicker Gerirude Evans Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fabian Mr. Alberl' Fink Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Fink Paul Fink Henry E. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. J. Fosler Mr. and Mrs. M. Franco Frank and Dolly Mr. and Mrs. James K. Friend Mr. and Mrs. Froelich Ford girls of '57 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fuchs Mrs. William Fuchs Mrs. Rose Funk Lawrence Gaber Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaburri Philip Ganasio Joe Garri+y, Jr. Elmer C. Gaus Agnes L. Geiser Richard J. Geiser John L. Glazewski Mr. Mariin Glozer Norman Goldlaach Mr. and Mrs. Golden George Gonianakis Gorra Family Ca+l1erine Graner Mercedes Graner Anna M. Gruber Mariha G'unzenhauser Helen Hahn Mr. John Haid Mrs. John Haid Mary Lou Haid Pafricia Haid Mr. N. Hariman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harlman Mr. and Mrs. J. Hasenkopf Mr. and Mrs. Arfhur Heckman Mr. Auslin Heid Marie Heil Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Helminak Mrs. Rosella Herman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hickey Fara Hinnebusch Johnny Hinnebusch Mary Anne Hinnebusch Michael Hinnebusch Paul Hinnebusch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hinfz Jack Hoehl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman Frank J. Hoffmann Lorraine Hoffmann Mary Lou and Herb Hollis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Horan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes Ann C. Huinik Mrs. Kaihryn Hynes Mr. and Mrs. A. Incollingo Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Isabella Ralph R. Jacobs Bill James John A. Jellison Jim and Judy Joe and George John and Al Carol and Geraldine Jurewicz Edward F. Kaczkowski Mrs. Kalecheck Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Kapp Gerlrude Karcher Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Kearns Charles D'. Kennedy C. A. Kennedy Mrs. Charles Kennedy Chuck and Paul Kennedy John Kenl J. K. Keogh Mr. and Mrr. Ralph Klinefelfer Mrs. Edwin W. Klussman Mr. and Mrs. Herman Knoble David Koenig Henry P. Koenig Homer J. Koenig Mrs. Bernard Koeper Mrs. John Koepfer Marie Koepfer Mrs. Colefia Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Koonh Adam Kopicki Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Kopycinski Mr. Wal'l'er Kopycinski Mr. and Mrs. B. Kordas Mrs. V. Kordas and Daughfer Mr, and Mrs. W. Kordas Mr. and Mrs. B. Kordas Miss Dorofhy Kozar Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kozar Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kozar Pauline Kozar Miss Laura Kowall Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Kraemer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krandel Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Krason Mr. and Mrs. Vincenl' Krayvo Caiherine Krieger Ruih Krieger Helen Kudrav Mary Kudrav Peier Kuenzig Kurl Ari Beauiy Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. W. Kriizavifch Mr. Daniel Lakomy Mrs. Marie Lakomy Phil and Edna Laux Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lawrence Mrs. Rose B. Lazare Mr. Thomas Leddy Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lehrman Mr. and Mrs. John G. Lesko Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis, Jr. Larry Ley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Linkes Mrs. Frances Lorson Mr. and Mrs. J. Louda Mrs. Vera Louvris Mrs. Clare Lower Mr. and Mrs. Luchin Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Donald Luh Mrs, Mary Lynn Mrs. John Madeia Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mages Mrs. J. F. Maiousky Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mangan Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mansman Marie and Ray Marilyn and Jerry Mrs. Mermokas Maryann and Jim Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Maiihews Mrs. H. Maufi Mr. and Mrs. T. McDonald Mrs. Clara E. McGra'I'h Eleanor Meiser Mefzmaier Family Mr. and Mrs. B. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. R. Michalski Mr. and Mrs. J. Michelson Midge and Al Pai' Moffafl' Margaref and Kafherine Monaghan Mr, and Mrs. William Moner Mrs. Marie Moore Elmer Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pearl Morosehi Carl Moroseili Murph Leona Muse Mr. and Mrs. Gene Musial Mary Joan and Ann Nara Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Naiale Mrs. Joe Naih Richard and Nancy Naih Margaref and Gerfrude Nee Mr. Adam Nees Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Neice, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Niedenberqer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nieman Linda, Eddie, Billy Nisbifi Docior Felix Nowakowski Ed O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. John T. O'Connor James P. O'Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olah, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ona and Zip Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Orion Mr. Joseph Orion Mrs. Harry Owens Anfhony Palarucci Tony Palalucci Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pape Pai and Freddy Pafron Mr. and Mrs. S. Paulus Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pawloslri Camillo Pepe Peg and Phil Mr. and Mrs. Donald Piel Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ponisf Mrs, George Porfer Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Price Mr. and Mrs. Priesfley Mrs. Peier J. Providenf Mr. and Mrs. Psufy Mrs. James Ouiring Rabbir '56 Mary M. Rall Mr. and Mrs. Gilberl Rebholz Mr. and Mrs. Reich Richard Reid Mr, and Mrs. Reifh Mr. and Mrs. T. Rennie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds Margueriie Reynolds Rich and Doris Rich and Cindy Richards Men's Wear Mr. and Mrs. Franlx Riddle Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ridosh Mrs. Fred Roellinger Mr. and Mrs. Louis Romanus v1r. and Mrs. Fausf Rosa virs. Della Rorh Mr, and Mrs. Alberf Ruffiing Mrs. Eleanor A. Ruperf Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Russman Joseph R. Saliunas Sam and Andy Mary Caiherine Sammel Mr. Bob Sands Louis Sarno Margaref Safler Joseph Scarpaci Mrs. A. T. Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. L. Schaeffer Alberfa M. Scharfeffer Norma L. Scharfeifer Mr. and Mrs, Ofio Schauer Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Scheider The Scheidl's Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schellin Mrs. C. Schloie Mr. George SchmiH George Schmirf Elmer Schreclr Ronnie and Bobbie Schueiz Mr. and Mrs. E. Schuerz Mr. and Mrs, A. Schuhider Mrs. Alberf Schulfis Emma Schusfer Mrs. W. Schul+z Mrs. W. W. Schwoebel Andy Schwalli Jack and Fran Schwalm Mr. and Mrs. John Seebacher Mr. and Mrs. Cy Seebacher Francis F. Seemiller Mrs. M. Sharalr Dorofhy Sharal: Mr. and Mrs. John W, Shea lrene and Jim Shialabba Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shialabba Shorfs and Kerrs Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simoni Mr. and Mrs. Michael Slrerba Mrs. John Slezak Mr. John Sliwinslri Leo and Rob Smifh Mrs. Mamie Smifh Dr. and Mrs. Russel G. Smilh Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snee MaHie Soulrup Mr. J. Spanik ger Mr. and Mrs. Walfer G. Spinneweber S+einer's Employees Mrs. Bridger S+einer+ Leo G. Sreinhauser Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sfeinmiller Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Siepanelr W. R. Sfepp Mrs. Fred Sierzinger E. W. Srorber Mr. and Mrs. J. Sfypula Mary Sfypula James Sullivan Mrs. C. A. Tamules Charles R. Taylor Marla Thoma Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Trageser Mrs. Joseph Tumelfy Mrs. Anihony Turawslri Mrs. Genevieve Tush Mr. and Mrs. M. Ve dura Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Viehman Vislay Family Mrs. Mary Vogel Jerome Vogel Darlene Vogrin Mr. and Mrs. Voifh Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Voilmer Buzz Wagner Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Wagner Mrs. W. Waldo Mrs. Angela Walsh Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Wannsfedf Mr. Jacl: Wegerf Mrs. E. Welsbacher Mr. and Mrs. Wendorf Mary Lou Wendorf Mrs. Kale Wenzel Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wigginfion Mrs. E. Wilkie Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Williams Mrs. C. Winans Mrs. Wm. Winfer Mr. Donald Wood Mr. and Mrs. H. Wrighf Mr. and Mrs. M. Yarshy Mr. and Mrs. W. Yosf lrene Zemba Zimick Family Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmer Zwilcher Family The Sfaff of fhe I957 Wendelife wishes fo express ifs fhanlrs +o ihe many pafrons and 'friends who have confribufed SI. E is ,, is -2 Y-M 'Q S if 41? nfvp 'L kwa HN i? 5 Vis Q l ,Ji Q if 'mm 4 ' W4 ,X X. QW gash? 'bf QE 5. E fa- J K 1 'nh frugal f 3 i . 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