Vincentian High School - Vincentian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

CLHSS PRESENTS Iwooto-Fifth Hnoivorsoro 1958 VIH Vlooontiao Hioh School 8200 01oMoiohI Road Piltshoroh 37, Ponosulvaoia forest 4-3000 Forest 4-0920 S E ,N 'ff 5 , M X I gn f - ,,-i, FUREIUUHD Pittsburghers take glowing pride in their crowning achievements in bridge building. The Steel City where bridges are born adds another interesting chapter to its story of Bridge Building in Nineteen Hundred Fifty-eight, its Bicentennial year. Pittsburgh contributed men and mate- rials for the construction of the world's largest suspension span, The Mackinac Straits Bridge, which was completed only a few months ago. Since bridges signify the idea of con- nection and crossing, graduation to us is symbolic of the bridge from adolescence into maturity. For twenty-five years the sheltering halls of Vincentian High School have sent forth into the dubious world determined young girls who have made successful crossings. The Senior Class of '58 has striven forward toward this goal. We must go on to bigger and greater bridges as did those who have preceded us. We are about to step from this bridge on to the solid ground of responsibility and service as young adults. As the leaves of time are recovered and remembered in this yearbook, journey with us over our span of time, from the dim yesterdays, to the vivid todays, into the hopeful tomorrows. CUIITEHTS Dedication .......... page Administration Faculty. . . . . . page Underclassmen . . . . page Seniors. . . page Activities . . . page Alumnea Officers Left to right, Rosemary Colucci Bianculli, Treas.g Frances Serdi, Pres.g Dolores Tomlan, Sec., Marilyn Hatala Sepesi, Vice Pres. fnot shown on pic.j DEDICHTIUH With our hearts swelling with pride as we gaze, backwa time forward, upon our l' we remember that many have i us in this position Of UCSP meaf d f g- ln order A,Niv to an anniversary and weave the we feel there must be a mood links the many years, and in a common We, dedicate the story of usage, which has resulte jgin the ,A, j our maturity erebfed af I0 those Wlfh ' ,ya ' l l1 .,,,,a, , whom a bo share iA ll alumnae of our beloved Alma Mater 5 Our School Vincentian High School, 8200 McKnight Road, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania is a private and a preparatory school for girls. lt is approximately eight miles north of downtown Pittsburgh. Resident and day students are accepted. Establishment of the school dates back to 1932. lt is conducted by the Vincentian Sisters of Charity. The Founder and first Principal, Reverend John Hagel, held that position until his unexpected death January 10, 1935. Reverend Mother M, Emerentiana, Foundress of the Vincentian Sisters of Charity in the United States, was the School's first President. November 14, 1932, the School was placed on the Accredited List of Second- ary Schools by the Department of Public Instruction, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Credentials Division. Academic and General Courses are offered. In its quarter century of service the School has aimed to help the child to formulate a working concept of life by developing the attitudes, understand- ings, and habits necessary for Christ- like living in this generation in our American democratic Society. The ulti- mate aim of the School is to aid the pupil to attain the final purpose of Education which is absolute TRUTH, GOODNESS, and BEAUTY, namely Tl-IE BEATIFIC VISION. V4 n'2 :'fs!'- lr 'n!t 4' ill' Il' ' 'ii' ':l' -U S JU, ILQUH' 1' -'gg' .lin 1045: A-li.. 'T' 1,1 13 4..bq ' .iz 3 f Q.. 'I' - 'E' f -'nd 3 MOST REVEREND JOHN FRANCIS DEARDEN, S.T.D. OUR BISHOP His Excellency, John Francis Dearden,cele- brated this year, twenty-five years in the service of the Church. Bishop Dearden was ordained in 1932 and became the seventh Bishop of Pittsburgh on December 22, 1950. Hisunceasing interest in and support of Educa- tion and his vigilant care for his flock are only two of many characteristics which have endeared him' to us. 'Q' Our chaplain and resident priests exert a lively interest in our moral growth. Unstintingly they render spiritual assistance in the direction of our lives. REV. THOMAS RYAN C.PP.S. CHAPLAIN Xafdm i REV. HUGO ElCHENHOFERC.P R S. The students express regret at the departure of Rev. Hugo Eichenhofer from our midst. Relief from duty was necessitated when Father suffered a heart attack followed by declining health. REV. AMBROSE KAPITAN A3YiHb 4 5 QGZNWMHLA xv f , Q? H QOH P N N513 E Ilpl QQ mgwmgix Jw 'jg NOX E APTATE Q Z H QHMQTV Q05 v T s 5 Q Q av iw' X '9 , 1 5 x U' ' ff mwifff' Q I' .5 , f Ill REVEREND MOTHER M. IGNATIA, PRESIDENT Disraeli said, Miscellanists are the most popular writers among every peopleg for it is they who form a cornmtmication be- tween the learned and the unlearned, and as it were throw a bridge between those two great divisions. This is most certainly a distinct portrayal of our miscellanists - our administration. ildnHnist'atiun --- Those winse prauers, Ieadersh p, and cn-operation have se ved as the inundation. SISTER M. AQUINA, PRINCI PA L nav, .u Sister M, Martina Sister M, Petra Sister M, Eulalia Piano Teacher Freshman Home Room Sec. I American History General Science, Biology World History tlur facuttu luhe ttretesstu support and strengthen the heams et our edueatten Junior History students listen to the interesting statements of Sister M. Euialia concerning the founding of our country. 1 Oun HERITAGE FREEDOM X Gm? ,elf Sister M. Loyala and her students dig out some priceless knowledge from the libraries vast store. This is an important phase of a solid English course. Sister Mary Celestine Sister M, Hugoline Sister M Celine Treasurer Librarian French Health Latin I, Algebra, Problems of Democracy ,gif lg .JS Sister Frances Louise Home Room Sophomore Sec. ll Religion II, Pennsylvania History Sister M. Germaine Senior Home Room Religion I Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping f '- Sister M, Petra super- vises a dissection which Ann Skendall and Kathy Russell are undertaking while Barbara Kraeling checks on a few fine points on the illustrated chart. Sister M, Bernardine II, General Mathematics, Music ff -4 nl ,lf Sister M. Caniee Home Economics Sister M. Loyola Sophomore Home Room See. I linglish ll gl III, Latin II, English Literature lV Chemistry students learn correct procedures from Sister M. Theresita. Jacqueline Pontello records the observations while Patricia Smith and Patricia Trebon are conducting the experi- ment. Carole Fey and Emily Miller weigh ingredients for their experiment. Sister Mary Celestine acquaints Margaret Usselman and the other seniors with the social and economic conditions of our day. at nv' ni.. ,uw Sister M. Theresita Junior Home Room, Student Council Director Chemistr Geometry, Trigonometry Its difficult to tell what Sister M. Canice is thinking but there is no guessing that the llome EC. students enjoy this assignment. .effllk rf-if By applying the techniques of art along with their own talents, Barbara Popchak and Jane Del Vitto are told by Sister M. Charlotte that they learn more readily by doing Wim. In tricky trig. class the mathemat- ical knowledge ofthe upperclassmen is brought to a peak in this involved course. Virginia Aufman ponders over a problem demonstrated by Margaret Usselman. . .. .4- 2 ,,.---f-f ' ff Receiving a professional comment from Sister M, Germaine, Carol Ferraro joins with other business students who are learning the vari- ous principles and methods of typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. Sr. M. Charlotte Sr. Margaret Ann Freshman-Home Room Sec. Il, Art, Home Economics Religion l, English I 'km W , Girls taking instructions in sewing gain experience in homemaklng to be carried someday into their household. Sister Margaret Ann suggests a possible material for the pattern Margaret Martin has selected. Carol Ferraro and Margaret Usselman some vital information. assist Sister M. Hugoline in recording Qs. ,mc ,ig Many enjoyable class periods reveal fascinating French pro- nunciations as well as the cultural and historical aspects of the French people. Sister M, Celine here examines with Avelina a French magazine re- ceived through French corres- pondence. An enjoyable part of Vincentian curriculum are the music in- structions in which Sister M. Bernardine urges the girls to let their voices ring out with ex- pression, especially since they are being tape-recorded. Sister M, Canice reminds Valerie Urso to be sure its sugar. Bernadette Eichner at Sister's right smiles because she remembers the time they used salt instead of sugar in their cinnamon rolls. 1' N I-HQ o' Q2 U1 Q is ws O P Mq?g.v H, P Q64 Q f,,,, '90 4 V .,....... 'H ' ,.., ..... . ' lm x S CU ,:': + 6? v Q Q Q APTATE Q g s Z LAMPADIS 76 Q Q E 'A VESTRAS ij V7 s 5 'fa 2 x -ff X 45' Q x -5 GQ? X' Q 0 EN ' I I 'llpil UHDEHULHSSIHEH i A Seated: Susan Bayer, Marlene Kolling. Background: Geraldine Hengelsberg, Janice Underclassmen - llur fellow made Ferraro, Kathleen Hughes, Maureen Quinn, Nancy Surovec, Karen Kuchel, Patricia Rygiel, Jean King. Foreground: Marclene Mazur, Constance Welsh, Virginia Galetich, Sandra Niederst, Mary O'Connor, Ruth A. Farrell. Background: Judith Scarazzo, Karen Pfischner, Mary C.1'aCeSkurka, A1m3Mandl Ursula Werl, Catherine Stelkovics, Rita Readal. Foreground: Mary A. Bates, Judith Schad. Background: Carol Mock, Patricia L, Watenpool, Rita Betz, Barbara Baase, Ann McCarthy, Sarah Geier, Kathryn Jacobson, Gloria Hessling. r iv A ' .., umpaninns who with us up the traffic of our school Y A4 ' a 41 Frances Popchak, Pres. Standing: Giovanna Carbone, Vice Pres. Elizabeth Coyne, Treas, Vivian Foradori, Sec. Seated: Marie A, Pellegrino, Patricia A, Pa1ya,Helen Sihelnik. Standing: Charlotte Motter, Mary Louise Kuchta, Linda Scibetta, Rose Marie Mason, Ann Hoover, Eileen O'Too1e, Claudia Schmidt, Suzan Merkle, Marilyn Weppelman, Patricia Frances- Chini. Foreground: Elaine Rocco, Donna Corrado. Background: .Ioan Fedor, Barbara Kraeling, Mary Rutkowski, Sally A, Shamalla, Janice Kostelnik. Kathryn Russell, Ann Skendall, Gemma Rourke, Valeri Patricia Wagner, Virginia Hewlett. '13 'lm 'I' 'I' Urso. Seated: Foreground: Rosalie Fer- raro, Angela Danile, Mary A. K 1 i mek. Background: Janet Farrell, Lorna Chiarmonte, Donna Celen- der, Anne O'Toole, Gladys Foradori, Margaret De Rose, Marie Pucalik, Ei- leen Donovan. f Q... A at ' f 3 Geraldine Muha, Pres. Standing: Bernadette Eichner, Sec. Carolyn Martin, Treas. Margaret Loscar, Vice Pres. Seated: Lois Hoffman, Frances Ferra, Mary Louise Dancison, Joanne Typanski, Ellen Fay, Dolores White. Standing: Corinne Giel, Diane Wisnewski, Rose A, Tambellini, Michelene Bondi, Anne Harris, Patricia Wise, Mary Kathryn Curran, Patricia Montgomery, Julianne llamilton, Kathleen Viggiano, Joyce Lorenzo, Carole A. Niederst, Rose A. Domensic. CarolA. Lanzarotta, Apollonia Koc- zan, Nancy Fiorita, Kathleen Negle, Carol L. Kozik, Elizabeth Link- hauer. Virginia Aufman, Elizabeth Frick, Carole A.' Fey, Margaret Hoke, Emily Miller, Eleanor Berggren, Joyce Ferraro. Eileen McCarthy, Pres. Standing: Jane Delvitto, Sec Theresa Ferrara, Vice Pres, Barbara Popchak, Treas 65 S S S N jlffflo 4 ,.... I Q ,,...Q--' Q1fym U1 J - 0 w -. Q., x JS! X Q X 73 TN 5 2 ASLATE KN! ,S LCESTSTS X 'O 1 N O S x 9 Q 4 ' IN' Q 6G QfjxV .5 - QOH 4? I' '0, ' PENNSN5' 'fl X 'I111l Q , KN Catherine Carmen, Pres. Standing: Magdalene Ferra, Sec. Constance Bacho, Vice Pres. Avelina Villicana, Treas. Constance Bacho 156 Hamilton Avenue Whitaker, Pa. HO 2 - 1864 Catherine Carmen 218 Clifton Avenue Pittsburgh 15, Pa. ST 1 - 4471 Mary Ferenchak 39 Montgomery Avenue Youngstown 6, Ohio Rl 7 - 4028 Magdalene Ferra 1329 South Canal Street Pittsburgh 15, Pa. ST 1 - 8577 Carol Ferraro 306 Tenth Street Pittsburgh 15, Pa. ST 1 - 8932 Irene Hengelsberg Harts Run Road Allison Park, Pa. HU 6 - 8620 SEHIUR DIHECTURU Donna Komlyn 220 Iola Street Glenshaw, Pa. HU 6 - 2252 Margaret Martin 2395 Sherwood Avenue Allison Park, Pa. HU 6 - 4470 Geraldine Palaoro 311 Bernice Street Pittsburgh 37, Pa. FO 4 - 3486 Jacqueline Pontello 4530 Pinewood Lane Allison Park, Pa. HU 6 - 8315 Mary Ann Radzyminski 109 Eade Street Glenshaw, Pa. HU 6-6221 Judith Shemonitz 88 South 24th Street Pittsburgh 3, Pa. EV 1 - 5492 Patricia Smith 3941 Bonita Drive Allison Park, Pa. HU 6- 7496 Patricia Trebon Bella Vista Drive Allison Park, Pa. HU 6- 2576 Margaret Usselman 2877 Grandview Drive Allison Park, Pa. HI 3- 1011 Avelina Villicana 22 Davidson Street Pittsburgh 15, Pa. ST 1 - 2013 Carol Weismann 3929 Grand Avenue Allison Park, Pa. HU 6- 7634 Judith White Box 357 Export, Pa. EX 795 Constance Marie Bacho Connie Soft peace she brings wherever she arrives. She builds our quiet, as she forms our lives. - - - Prior Course: General Activities: Class Vice Pres. 4 MARILLAC Re- ,army P0rter 4 SodalitY l,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2 Glee C. l,2,3,4 . . . Fatima C. l,2,3 . . . Sacred Heart C. l . . . Mission C. 3,4 Future Plans: To attend Business School Likes: Clothes . . . co-operative and happy people . . . football . . . swimming Dislikes: Classical music Catherine Dorothy Carmen Cathy A cheerful temper joined with innocence will make beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good- natured. ------------------ ------ A ddison Course: General Activities: Business C. Vice Pres. 3 . . . Class Pres. 2, UA, 4, VHS . . . MARILLAC typist4 . . . VINCENTIAN Ad Manager 4 . . . Sodality l,2,3,4 . . . Glee C. l,2,UA, 3,4 VHS . .. Mission C. 3,4 . .. Fatima C. '3,4 . . . Diocesan Typing and Shorthand Contest . .. National Commercial Contest Future Plans: Undecided Likes: Anything pink . . . airports . . . convertibles . . . Wyatt Earp . . . crowded street cars . . . Texas . . . snow Dislikes: All insects . . . cold weather Mary Elizabeth Ferenchak 'Mary' The woman who is respected can make herself so even amidst an army of so1diers. ----- Cervantes Course: Academic Activities: Sodality Pref. 4 . . . MARILLAC Asst. Ed. 4 . . . Library C. Vice Pres. 3 . . . Home Ec. C. Vice Pres. 4 . . . Class Sec. 2,3 . . . Student Council Rep. 3 . . . Mission C. Treas. 3 . . . VINCENTIAN Copywriter 4 Glee C. l,2,3,4 Fatima C. l,2,3,4 Mathematics Honor Society 3,4 . . . Sodality 1,2,3 . . . Christmas Cantata 1,3 . . . Orchestra 1,2 . . . Business C. 3 . . . Auxilium Latinum 1 . . . Library Aide 3 . . . Spring Festival 1 it Future Plans: To attend Youngstown University if f Likes: Mathematics . . . sewing . . . baseball and foot- A li A ball . . . lillies of the valley . . . receiving mail Dislikes: Cleaning . . . writing letters and compositions . . . seafood it Magdalene Carmella Ferra Maggie 'But in his duty prompt at every call, He watch 'd and wept, he pray 'cl and felt for a1l. ------- Goldsmith Course: General Activities: Business Honor Treas. 4 . . . Class Sec. 4 . . . Student Council Treas. 4 . . . MARILLAC Ad. Man- ager 4 Sodality l,2,3,4 Business C. 3 Mission C. 3,4 . .. Fatima C. 3 Glee C. 2, UA, 3, 4 VHS . .. Magazine Drive Award 3 . . . VINCENTIAN Typist 4 Future Plans: To be a beautician or a secretary Likes: Writing letters baby-blue Ford Sunliner convertibles . .. commercial subjects . . . unique ear- rings Dislikes: Chandelier hats on petite women . . . polish- ing my '58 Plymouth . . . shrunken heads Carol Jean Ferraro 'Carol' And she hath smiles to earth unknown -- smiles that with motion of their own do spread, and sink, and rise. - - ---------------------- Wadsworth Course: General Activities: Class Treas. 1, UA . . . MARILLAC Circu- lation Manager 4 . . . Business Honor Soc. Rep. 4 . . . Drama C. l,2,UA . . . Glee C. 1,2,3,4 . . . Business C. 3 . . . Library C. 3 . . . Sodality 1,2,3,4 . . . Fatima C. 3,4 . . . Mission C. 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 Future Plans: To do secretarial work Likes: Receiving mail . . . driving the Fury . . . the opera, Carmen . . . Johnny Mathis . . . reading inter- esting books . . . movies Dislikes: Saucy girls . . . impatient people . . . Elvis Presley lrene Marie Hengelsberg Beams 'Happy am I, from care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? ------- Opera of Bayaderi Course: General Activities: MARILLAC Reporter 4 . . . Auxilium Lati- num l .. . Sodality 3,4 . . . Fatima C, l,2,3,4 . . . Busi- ness C. 3 . . . Orchestra l . . . Glee C. 1,2,3,4 Future Plans: To be a beautician, and later home- maker Likes: Housework . . . swimming . . . sports . . . chil- dren . . . stuffed animals Dislikes: Rock 'n Roll music . . . getting out of bed in the morning Donna Marie Komlyn Donna 'Character is higher than intellect. A great soul will be strong to live as well as to think, ---- Emerson Course: Academic Activities: Class Treas. 3 . . . Mission C. Vice Pres. 3 . . . MARILLAC Ed. 4 . . . MARILLAC Reporter3 . . . VINCENTIAN Literary Ed. 4 . . . Debate 3 . . . Sodality 3,4 . .. Mission C. 3,4 , . . Fatima C. 3,4 Prom Committee 3,4 . . . History Honor 3,4 . . . Modern Language Honor 3 . . . Writers Honor Soc. 4 . . . Fed- eration Delegate 4 . . . Federation Queen 4 Future Plans: To attend college and majorin sociology Likes: Dramatic novels . . . architecture 'strictly and stubbornly modern . . . tobogonning on moonlit nights . . . playing the piano, but prefers hearing Errol Gar- ner . . . knowing all kinds of people Dislikes: Wastefulness . . . cramming everything into 24 hours .. . becoming a slave to routine . .. nar- rowmindedness Margaret Eleanor Martin 'Marg' The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed: and ease of heart her every look conveyed. ' ---- Crabbe Course: General Activities: Sodality Sec. 4 MARILLAC Reporter 4 . . . Fatima C. 1,2,3,4 . . . Business C. 3 . . . Mission C. 3,4 . . . Glee C. 1,2,3,4 . . . Orchestra 1 . . . Music l,2,4 . . . Prom Committee 4 Future Plans: To do secretarial work Likes: 1950 Fords . . . dogs . . . dancing . . .listening to Hi-Fi music typing baby-sitting sports Dislikes: Cats . . . spiders Geraldine Gloria Palaoro Jerry For it stirs the blood in an old man's heart: to catch the thrill of a happy voice, and the light of a pleasant eye,' ---------------------- N, P, Willes Course: General Activities: MARILLAC Reporter 4 . . . Sodality 1,2,3, 4 . . .Fatima C. 1,2,3,4 . . . Mission C. l,2,3,4 . . . Glee C. 1,2,3,4 . . . Business C. 3 . . . Orchestra 1 . . . Musart C. 1,2, . . . Debate 3 . . . Radio andTV School 2,3,4 . . . Radio and TV Honor Soc. 4 . . . History Honor Soc. 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 Future Plans: To be television technician or do gov- ernmental work Likes: Outdoor sports . . . calypso music . . . parties . . . French Poodles and Boxers . . . driving Dislikes: Being late . . . writing letters Jacqueline Ida Pontello Jackie Opposition embitters the enthusiast, but never con- verts him. ' ----------- ----------- S Chiller Course: Academic Activities: VINCENTIAN Photo. Ed. 4 . .. MARILLAC Business Manager 4 .. . Fatima Treas. 2 . . . Prom Chairlady 4 . . . Sodality 1,2,3,4 . . . Mission C. 3,4 . . . Fatima C. 2,3,4 . . . Radio and TV School 3,4 . . . Radio and TV Honor Soc. 4 . .. Drama C. 1, UA . .. Glee C. l,2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . .. Debate C. 3 . . . Business C. 3 Future Plans: To attend College Likes: Drama . . . Fashion magazines . . . Joni James' Singing . .. Piano playing, especially Carmen Cav- alero's . . . Summer nights . . . reading realistic novels Dislikes: Cold rainy days . . . pungent odor of gases in Chemistry lab . . . Tests referred to as 'quizzes' . . . adverse weather conditions Mary Ann Radzyminski Rabbit 'Of manners gentle, of affections mild: ln wit a man: Simplicity a child ----------------- Pope Course: General Activities: VINCENTIAN Art Ed. 4 . . . Sodality 3,4 . . . Orchestra 1 . . . Fatima C. l,2,3,4 . . . Mission C. 3,4 . . . Business C. 3 . . . Auxilium Latinum 1 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . 'Miss Vincentian' 1 Future Plans: To become a successful secretary and homemaker Likes: Wrestling . . . Rock 'n Roll . . . money . . . stiff slips and full skirts . . . bowling . . . monkeys Dislikes: Answering the telephone . . . waiting for the bus on a cold day . . . tests Judith Ann Shemonitz 'Judy So well she acted all and every part By turns -- with that vivacious versatility which many people take for want of heart. ---- ---- ------------- B y ron Course: Academic Activities: Student Council Pres. 4 . . . Class Pres. 2,3 . . . Student Council Vice Pres. 3 . . . Class Sec.-Treas. 1 . . . MARILLAC Art Ed. 4 . . . Sodality l,2,3,4 . . . Glee C. l,2,3,4 . . . Fatima C. 2,3,4 . . . Mission Honor Soc. 3 . . . Business C. 3 . . . Orchestra 1,2 Future Plans: To go into nurses' training and later to he a wife and mother Likes: Studying people . . . Hi-Fi mood music . . . re- laxing with a good novel . . . and helping others Dislikes: flighty and boisterous people . . . cold weather Patricia Marie Smith Pat Oh, Mirth and Innocence! Oh, Mills and Water! Ye happy mixtures of more happy daysl' ------- Byron Course: General Activities: MARILLAC Reporter 4 . . . Sodality 3,4 , . . Fatima C. l,2,3,4 Mission C. 3,4 Modern Language Honor Soc. 4 . . . Business C. 3,4 . . . Glee C. 1,2,3,4 Auxilium Latinum 1 Orchestra l Future Plans: To become a medical secretary Likes: Dancing . . . classical and rock 'n roll music . . . hats . . . driving . . . Canada . . . mystery stories Dislikes: Jazz and dixieland music . . . earrings .. . getting up early Patricia Ann Trebon 'Patti' 'A tender heart: a will inflexible. ---- Longfellow Course: General Activities: MARILLAC Treas. 4 . . . VINCENTIAN Circulation Manager 4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 2, M.C.H.S. . . . Student Council Rep. 4 . . . Class Sec. 1, B.J.H.S. . . . Sodality 3,4 . . . FatimaC. 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . .. Mission C. 3,4 . . . Future Nurses'C. 2, M.C.H.S. . . . Business C. 3 . . . Glee C. 1,3,4 Future Plans: Undecided Likes: Fishing . . . tennis . . . Florida . . . swimming . . . little foreign cars . . . stuffed animals Dislikes: Any kind of test . . . practical jokes . . . shaggy hair styles . . . winter and snow Margaret Jean Usselman 'Peg' Devout, yet cheerful, pious not austere. To others lenient, to himself sincere.' ----- J. M. Harvey Course: Academic Activities: Sodality Vice Pref. 4 . . . Library C. Sec. 3 . . . Sacred Heart Sec. 2 . . . MARILLAC Copyreader 4 . . . Fatima C. 3,4 . . . History Honor Soc. 3,4 . . . Science Honor Soc. 4 . . . Glee C. 1,2,3,4 . . . Auxilium Latinum 1 . . . Mission C. 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3, 4 . . . Orchestra 1 . Library Aide 3,4 . . . Sodality l, 2,3,4 . . . Business C. 3 . . . Christmas Cantata 1,3 . . . Gregg Shorthand Contest Future Plans: To attend College and major in Element- ary Education Likes: Dancing sewing up-to-date fashions, good novels . . . all sports Dislikes: Surprise examinations . . . impatient drivers . . . mud puddles at bus stops Avelina Nieves Villicana Ave 'Only deeds give strength to life: Only moderation gives it charm. --------------- Jean Paul Richter Course: Academic Activities: Class Treas. 4 . . . Student Council Sec. 4 VINCENTIAN Ed. 4 MARILLAC Typist and Reporter 4 . . . Sodality l,2,3,4 . . . Glee C. 2, UA, 3, 4 V.H.S. Mission C. 3, 4 . .. Fatima C. 3,4 . . . Modern Language Soc. 3,4 Business C. 3 Federation Reporter 4 . . . Library C. 3 . . . School Reporter 3,4 . . . Writers Honor Soc. 4 . . . Christmas Cantata 3 Future Plans: To join the Air Force orbe a secretary Likes: Popular music . . . all sports, especially foot- ball and basketball . . . the colors blue and white . . . snowball battles Dislikes: Snakes .. . spiders Carol Ann Weismann 'Carol' In sim leness and entleness and honor and clean P S mirth' ----------------------- - Ripling Course: General Activities: Sodality 3,4 . . . Fatima C. l,2,3,4 . . . Mis- sion C. 3,4 . . . Orchestra l .. . Music l,2,4 .. . Bus- iness C. 3 . . . Auxilium Latinum l Future Plans: To be a dentist assistant Likes: The Red Skelton Show . . . receiving mail . . . airplanes and jets . . . baking . . . bowling 'Ten Pins' . . . collecting records Dislikes: Baby-sitting . . . TV . . . making strawberry sodas . . . changing flat tires Judith Lee White Judy Lee' Charity is a virtue of the heart, not of the hands' --------Addison Course: General Activites: Business C. 3 . . . Orchestra 1,2 . . . Auxilium Latinum 1 . . , Music l,2,3,4 . . . Glee C. 3,4 Future Plans: To he a stenographer Likes: Foreign music . . . collecting stamps and coins . . . reading . . . dancing . . . typing . . . singing . . . punctually performing duties . . . summer vacations Dislikes: Long bus rides . . . popular music Illflll I 4 N Him ' QQ 259 CJ AP Q 3 CD 5 1 H A 0 as Sv 5 0 4? QV' CH PENNSQX' 9 ' 'alll' w 2 O Q Y ff x e CU WE w 8 Z LAMFIQJ-J: fo H E vesrms X C Q R '9 K I jf P' xx M 4,2 lp .gg , 1 r ry-we-.....,.., X y , e .V v .i , V 57 , , ,-4 rr ,, -4, +' 2 rl 1 . ,wa ,A Mx Mr., f fe it f- - ,J . , t V H A ,, Q jf 5 ka, A W Xl r rf r f X '11 R. Q 25,1 ' L.. e 'iw' J 'i ' 5 L .V iv 'r,., inn r----f e ,4 If ir May Crowning The highlight of Sodality activities is the impressive and meaningful May Crowning Ceremony. Our Blessed iielrnieus Hetivi'ies - lhe underlnirn current it stirring rnaters, rrrnninq enns'antlrr beneath nur hrirfne et sehnel lite. Privileged members of the Queen's Court are: Left to right. Rosalie Kalafus, Marcella Smiley, Eileen Yost, Mary Ann Gambal, Vincenza Martino, Judith Keenan, Geraldine Brosky, Pauline Martis, Lady is crowned Queen of May by Prefect Anna Marie Gambol. We are placed through the media of an in- vincible religious foundation onto the invisible bridge that leads from earth to heaven. In a sense we do not really depart from that bridge at the completion of our school years for that occurs only at life's end. But many of the external practices of it will fade into our yester- days -- Sodality, Mission Club, Fatima Club, Sacred Heart Club. Here on these pages can be refreshed our memories of the building of our invisible bridge. Theresa Sulnicki, Patricia Connolly, Norene Francis, Virginia Matta, Arlene Ciancio, Dorothy Myrter, Rosalie Pilarski, Patricia Silicki, Rose Marie Perkins, Bernice Parlak. asm We 'fe' 'V As Ruth lfarrell kneels at the altar of Mary, lfr. Ryan will places around her neck the miraculous medal of Our Lady, making her an official Sodality member. Members of Sacred Heart Club have as their common characteristic the desire to serve God as a Sister. Club meetings deal with the furthering of this vocation and frequently Rev. Glenn T. Connor is on hand to offer advice. Remembering those not fortunate enough to be enveloped in the cradle of the Faith, Mission Club members Dolores White, Elaine Roeeo, Donna Celender, Donna Corrado are active in helping foreign missions. They Collected stamps, elothing, jewelry, and other things useful to.the missionaries the world over. ,.. t ' 1 t Our present sodality prefect, Mary Ferenchak, talks with lfather ll. Walker, S,.l., editor of the Queen's Work during Summer School of Catholic Action before she departs to attend the 'Editing the Sodality Paper session. Clubs 'he uruuinent silhouette it our tridge ut education uhich ull he seen and 'ememheud atter the tuadiuau Has heei turgutten. 35 . -I4 Reference is made to prize winning yearbooks all throughout the yearbook production. i Avelina Villicana, editor, admires format of one of these. In Washington D.C. during the yearbook course Jacqueline Pontello saw prize winning photographs S.. , y X from high schools over the country. She discovers a high-lighting point on one while Mr. Beeler X of Eastman Kodak Company considers her com- ment. Doctor Regis L, Boyle Chairman, Journalism Department, Catholic University of America, Summer Session makes several critical remarks to the eager ears of Sr. Aquina and the girls. Mr. Amare Worku, a native Ethiopian, member of the class seeks some pertinent information from secretary Miss Marie Knarr. '14 I ig, . 1 'X as 1 X .Q l . ,gf 'ff-if JW N,,.-.-- , , ,,,w ,..:. C , of '. . ' J. '.24,,' an s . 5. l . ,ff-viva. 1 sip.-'. ...Z74 UT' L ng Student Council lihe increased enrollment enabled a larger amount and variety of projects. President, ,ludy Shemonitz, beams as llirector Sister lheresita and lreasurer Magdelene lferra look through the school file box. Secretary Avelina Villicana brushes up minutes and Kathleen Negle closes the handbook after discovering a vital point. Discreet and provident conquerors build up a bridge of gold, Massinger---'The Guardian Act l Sc. l And what discreet conquerors we did have in our Student Council Organization! These officers repeatedly renewed the vision of our bridge of learning by reminding us of our duties and rights concerning it. Thus -we were enabled to visualize the impressiveness of the structure. They not only renewed the vision, buttheyalso enhanced it by conducting the Christmas and Valentine parties which encouraged the social wellsbeing ofthe students. Cultural advancement was heightened by the spreading of good Catholic Literature during Catholic Press month of February. Finally, it stimulated spiritual growth by striving to instill in the minds of the students during April the pressing need of religious vo- cations. Deadline soon approaching! This warning brings the Marillac staff members and re porters together for a meeting. liditor, l Manager's desk as Jacqueline Pontello app 2 Donna Komlyn compares layout at the Business roves financial transactions of the organization Help me dear Mother of God, to resist any temptation to sinful conduct and to make of this evening an occasion for helping' others to become spiritually strong. ' is the aspiration Irene whispers as she kneels before the image of Our Lady. This traditional act of devotion is performed by each girl and her escort before departing for the Junior-Senior Prom. Irene Henglesberg engages in con- versation with Donna Komlyn as her Prom date calls for her. Sr. M. 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UQO'-naggm rnmogm X-II ,CE 'omogfgcm Q::2.-..UrD'- W5 agazaai f'EmQ-S5-:f'.'5-R EE'-150 259m gun .Wm!m!lIlI' L, , , w 45 Z 3,2 W Q fr , ? ? , ' s will i , . . . In time to welcome President of the Senior Class, Catherine Carmen and her escort Mr. Raymond lfleisner at the llarvest Dance in the Penn Sheraton llotel are Mr. Joseph Parlak, President of Parent Teachers Guild- : Mrs lfrank Vesonder, President of Vin- - centian Guild, and Miss Frances Serdi '50 1 President of the Alumnae Association, Apparently Dolores White Qleftj, Geraldine Palaoro fcenterj, and Joyce Ferraro frightl harvested good dancing partners at the Harvest Dance. Take fivellothe Pittsburghers, the Barbershop Quartette, this meant a trip to the inviting re- freshment rable laden with cookies and cakes of all kinds. These gentlemen, John Ward, Tom Talamone, 'lom O'Malley, and Dutch Miller pleasantly en- tertained e veryone at the Christmas Party. hs S., -14 - ,ZQAQL , Y 42,4 il i 1 1 , ff ,S lfk. .sA' 'Zig' 1 V? 'Hx 1 4 Elaine Rocco, Barbara Baase, Kathleen Negle, and Juli- anne llamilton lend their talents for the enjoyment of others during the Christmas Party. ff? ' FQ a, ..l,,A.,. Hctrvilies From which our school careers are rnrrrerrero interwoven and suspended. Justly proud of their accomplishments in sewing are Cclockwisej Rosemarie Perkins, Marcella Smiley, and Vincenza Martino as they model the clothes they made. sq' Doing the Maypole Dance is one way to let the audience see the garments that were made by the wearers Qleft to rightj Jane Del Vitto, Theresa Ferrara, Mary Ann Elko, Barbara Popchak. At the annual Acceptance Tea, PresidentMiss Frances Serdi '50 presents Class President Rosalie Kalafus '57 to the members -of the organization. Helping to pour tea are Miss Dolores Tomlan '48, Miss Susan Goral '52. A happy reminder for Avelina and Margaret of their trip to Cleveland with other members of the Diocesan Modern Language Honor Society to attend a language Workshop. ummm HAL.: lili i. What makes the school tick? That isn't what Jerry QB, Popchakj is asking Principal Dr. Mowbray, QT. Ferraraj. But Secretary Miss Mary CE. 'McCarthyj convinced Jerry during National Education Week that un- mistakibly it is the pupils. A. O'Too1e, K. Russell, M. Bondi, R. Farrell, C. Giel, C. Ferraro, and P. Wise don't look like Turkey Gobblers but that's just what they were in the Thanksgiving play. In front of the National Catholic Welfare Conference Head- quarters in Washington D.C., M. Ferra and J. Pontello are introduced to Right Reverend Monsignor Joseph E. Schieder by Sister Aquina, who along with the girls attended a yearbook short course at Catholic University of America. Donna returns the vigorous serve of Jackie as the two take time out from the school picnic to play a few sets of tennis. Its not had for your first try. That's what M. A. Radzyminski, P, Smith, G. Palaoro, and C. Carmen are telling C. Ferraro fleftj and M, Ferra frighty, Vincentians best equcstricnne Barbara Kraeling, This is a candid of one of her per- formances. ,.j,Qr.. ,kv Congratulations to the Gradllating Class POLING AND BACON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INCORPORATED GENERAL and PIPING CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS I 2 I 2-I SOUTH AVENUE Youngstown, Ohio Phone: KI 9-2578 STEVE BACON, President JOSEPH SLANINA, Treasurer MIKE SASKO, Vice-President JOE E. BIROSHAK, Secretary JOHN BIROSHAK, Chairman of Board BEST WISHES FROM PAT McBRIDE SUPPER CLUB S C H R A M M , S FRUIT 81 VEGETABLE STAND Fresh Farm Products McKNIGHT ROAD Phone: S 81 S SERVICE CO. All Types Coin Machines, Pin Ball, Bowlers, Juke Boxes TAylor l-I4-I2 REGIS C. WELSH GENERAL INSURANCE Hllltop 3-5620 HI lltop 3-2034 RAY'S SHOE STORE S 81 H GREEN STAMPS 9043 PERRY HIGHWAY CONGRATULATIONS! PRIESTS from the CHURCH OF THE MADONNA BEST WISHES from PARENT TEACHER GUILD MR. JOSEPH PARLAK MRS. FRANK ROCCO President Secretary MRS. RAYMOND WEISMANN MRS. DOMENIC CORRADO V ice-President Treasurer BEST WISHES to THE GRADUATING CLASS of VINCENTIAN HIGH SCHOOL FRIENDS BRUNO'S AUTO BODY 280 MOREWOOD AVENUE Pittsburgh 13, Pa. B. .l. PELLEGRINO Proprietor Phone: MU 2-51 13 B 81 B TELEVISION ROUTE 8 Bakerstown, Pa. APANOWICZ - BENTY Building - Remodeling - Addition Alterations EUGENE APANOWICZ JOHN BENTY HUbbard 1-2437 I-1Unter 6-7877 CENTRAL SERVICE STATION AUTO PARTS RCA Whirlpool Appliance FORD CITY, PA. Phone 62-3171 COOPER'S TIRE SERVICE Recupping Our Specialty 911 FREEPORT ROAD Cheswick, Pa. Phone: Springdale 898 COMPLIMENTS OF R. T. SIECKA MAZUR'S RESTAURANT LOUNGE SHOPPERS PLAZA Allison Park, Pa. JOHN AULD 81 BROS. CO. LUMBER - BUILDERS' SUPPLIES WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES ALLISON PARK, PA. Hunter 6-5600 MESSMEIPS RESTAURANT ROUTE 8 Gibsonia CHARLES C. CAMPBELL Pharmaceutical Chemist HI 3-3090 MILLVALE CLEANING 'SHOP DRY CLEANERS SINCE 1907 508 NORTH AVENUE Millvale 9, Pa. Phone: Taylor 1-1823 115 S. HIGHLAND AVENUE Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone: MO 1-2528 Congratulations from the VINCENTIAN HOME FOR THE CHRONICALLY ILL McKNIGHT and PERRYMONT ROAD Pittsburgh 37, Pa. I Phone: Forest 4-8822 Contributions are now being solicited for the purpose of expanding the I'Iome's facilities, to extend its nursing services to men also. LOSCAR SERVICE STATION BEST WISHES 18501 PERRY HIGHWAY JOHN KOZIK Forest 4-8111 F. G. FRITZ KRANJEICK, Associate H. L. STOKEY, JR. AGENCY 8500 PERRY HIGHWAY Pittsburgh 37, Pa. FO 4-6276 MCKNIGHT THE REAL ESTATE CO. FARM HOUSE RESTAURANT Real Estate and Insurance Counsellors ROUTE 8 Hilltop 3-1000 McKnight Shopping Center 8013-15 McKNIGHT ROAD Pittsburgh 37, Pa. Silver Anniversary Greetings to the Graduates MR. and MRS. EDWARD DEMECHKO BRUCK UNIFORM C0- Bernadette Slanina '52 OUR BEST WISHES COLLINS TIRE CO. SCHOOL UNIFORMS 387 FOURTH AVENUE New York 16, N. Y. STIMPLE 8: WARD COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF ELECTRIC MOTOR COILS 3400 BABCOCK BOULEVARD Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Phone: Forest 4-5200 NICHOLAS E. LEMAK FUNERAL DIRECTOR 400 W. GRANT AVENUE Duquesne, Pa. BEST WISHES FROM BOB MARTIN Compliments of ST. CATHERINE'S CHURCH WILDWOOD, PA. REV. F. R. STIFTER, Pastor Shop Klings For Better Things KLING'S CHILDRENS SHOP 347 BUTLER STREET Congratulations to The Graduates of 1958 Etna' Pa- WILLIAM PENN Sterling 1-8358 FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION COMPLIMENTS Legal Reserve Life Insurance OF A w 436 FOURTH AVENUE F R I E N D Pittsburgh 19, Pa. BEST WISHES to the TWENTY-FIFTH GRADUATING CLASS from the Vinoentian High School Alumnae Association Parties, Banquets and Fine Food a Specialty DANIEL'S FARM 7701 McKNIGHT ROAD Pittsburgh 37, Pa. L'Open Year Round FO 4-8131 NEELY FUNERAL HOME 2208 MT. ROYAL BLVD. HU 6-4546 POLACHEK INSURANCE COMPANY 726 OLIVER BUILDING Pittsburgh 22, Pa. FINE FOODS SCHRAMM'S DAIRY BELL McKNIGHT ROAD Forest 4-9464 CONGRATULATIONS! SHARPSBURG PHARMACY RALPH FERRA'S AUTO BODY 1315 MAIN STREET Pittsburgh 15, Pa. COMPLIMEN TS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1961 VILLA DE MARILLAC 5300 STANTON AVENUE Pittsburgh 6, Pa. Phone: HI 1-6200 A name that connotes good nursing service and solicitous spiritual welfare for its guests. BEST WISHES REVEREND M. YANOSEK WHITE AUTO SALES, Inc. EDSEL 8436 PERRY HIGHWAY Forest 4-1900 Hunter 6-5253 Hunter 6-5257 Congratulations to the PAUL R. KRAUS Twenty-fifth Graduating REGISTERED ELECTRICIAN Class New and old Wiring-.Repairing A FRIEND WALTERS ROAD Allison Park, Pa. STEELE'S SHOE STORE Shoes for Men, Women, and Children McKNIGHT SHOPPING CENTER MANDUS BAKERY Phone: Forest 4-3406 630 CALIFORNIA AVENUE Avalon, Pa. BEST WISHES FROM THE J U N I O R S 6-1304 COMPLIMENTS OF THE CRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 BEST WISHES BEST WISHES FROM FROM RICHARD B. FISHER MRS. PECKHAN Because of the quality of their serviee and their integrity we recommend our advertisers and business patrons for your patronage. BUSINESS ,PATRCNS Carmen Ferra 1334 Main Street Sharpsburg, Pa. General Contractor Masonry Work Aupke's Dairy Alberts Children's Shoppe Center 517-519 Miller Avenue Clairton, Pa. Strothman Si Mock Insurance 81 Auto Financing Foss Motor, Inc. Squire Pharmacy A.J. Clemente Construction Co. Beckers Gulf Service Station Chuck Bell Cities Service The Flower Cart Route 8 Allison Park, Pa. Damis Jewelers B. L. Raymond 81 Son Painting Co. Galanty 's Hardware McCann's Tavern 128 South 17th Street Pittsburgh 3, Pa. McDonald Brothers Representing J osten's Rings, Announcements, Name Cards Mitro Funeral Home 463 Reed Street Clairton, Pa. D.N. Murrell Lumber gl Supplies, Inc. Cancilla's Market 1324 Middle Street Sharpsburg, Pa. Sterling 2-1257 Main Street Motor Co. Marrow's Service Station Glannon 's Haberleins Sunoco Station Wonderland Shop 814 Main Street Sharpsburg, Pa. Lang's Hardware Sharpsburg Hardware Tarasi 's Men's Wear Gibsonia Esso Station Route 8 Gibsonia, Pa. Perovsky 's 700 Main Street, Sharpsburg 405 Butler Street, Etna Rabold 's Bakery Bock Funeral Home Joe's Amoco Service 9035 McKnight Road Pittsburgh 37, Pa. Tri-State Oil Co. Klaus Cleaners Pinky's Billiards Urso's Service Station Rai ble's Barber Shop Hrabar Jewelers Millie's Restaurant Corian's Gift Shop Lincoln Pharmacy Nursery Tea Room Route 8 SPECIAL PATRONS Louis L. Grimm Senior Class '58 Alvin R. Campbell Rev. Hugo Eichenhofer,C,PP.S, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evanovich A Friend l, C. Gutman Rev. Ambrose Kapitan Miss Barbara Kascak '54 Andy Kleber W.C. Kampas Nicholas Komlyn A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Norman King Ann Komlyn Doc Lucas Mr. and Mrs, Frank Mandl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merkle Mr. and Mrs. Carl Motter Mr. and Mrs. J. Muha and Katy Russell Lawrence, Pharmacist Ted Nowakowski Mr. and Mrs. John Oleyar Rev. Martin Rubicky Miss Frances Serdi '50 Mr. Richeson Rev. Thomas Ryan, C.PP.S. Mr. and Mrs. S. Trebon Dolores Tomlan '48 Mr. Meredith Watenpool Mr. Weingard Kenneth and Mildred White Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scarazzo PATRGNS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aufman Mr. an Mrs. Andrew Bacho Mr. and Mrs. John Bauer Jane Barry Ray Brocker Miss Arlene Ciancio '57 Mr. and Mrs. W. Cleary Rita Conway Mr. and Mrs. V, Ferenchak Mr. and Mrs. Franceschini A Friend Aurelia C. Giel Vesel Hauling Mr. and Mrs. E. Huppman Otto Kalteis, Professor Joseph Eichner Family Anthony Lazaro Steve Lutz Donna Komlyn Mr. and Mrs. M. Kostelnik Mr. George Koval and Family Leroy Kozik Mr. and Mrs. M. Loscar Mr. and Mrs. W. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. J. Misage 81 Sons Mr. Edward L. Nuti Patricia R. Orio Mr. Louis Pantone, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. J,F. Ray Mr. and Mrs. C. Fuzier Mrs. Selma Shamalla Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Weismann Mr and Mrs. R.F. Russell Mrs. William Shemonitz Mrs. Joseph Siefert Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Settino Al Snyder Connie Welsh Avelina Villicana Mr. and Mrs. V.A. Werl Mrs. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. R. O'Toole Mrs. Joseph Ackerman The Andrews Richard Anton Tom Babik Mr. and Mrs. A. Bahusci Mrs. Mary Babinet 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Vedino Bevilacqua Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brand, Jr. Dr. James F. Brede Mrs. Burke Buccini Mrs. Callahan Mr. Tony Cardone Mrs. Antoinette Caridi Mr. and- Mrs. Raleigh Carmen Patricia B. Casper Helen Chizmar A Friend Dr. Francis M. Corsello Dr. William R. Corsello Marie Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dancison Chris, Joanne, and Peg Daood Julia Decker Mrs. Tony Domacian Mrs. James Donovan Florence Echnot E.F. Ehrenberger Mr. and Mrs. C. Farrell Mary Agnes Ferenchak Frances Ferra ' Magdalene Ferra Mrs. Ralph Ferra Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ferrara A Friend Charles Ferraro Mr. and Mrs. R. Fey Mrs. Theresa Fiorita Mr. Ralph Fiorita Mrs. Adele Flannery Kirwan Flannery Louise Flannery Romiie Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fox Frank and Nick A Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. Fusaro Frank Galetich John Galetich Mary Ann Gambal '57 Mrs. Mary Gambal Mr. and Mrs. F. Gasparik, Jr. Mrs. Florian Gasparik Mr. and Mrs. William Geier Oscar Geier Mr. and Mrs. D. Gengler Donna Gonda Mr. and Mrs. John Good Mr. and Mrs. B. Gradkowski Mr. D. Gradkowski Evelyn Green Mr. and Mrs. B. Growther Donald Haller Anna Mary Harper Mr. and Mrs. Haus Irene Hengelsberg Mrs. B.J. Hessling Perry Henderson Earl Hiryak The Hoak Family Jim, Sue, and Rich Holland Mr. and Mrs. Holland Florence J ablonski Joseph J acka Mrs. Paul Jolmstown James C. Jordon Mrs. James Khalil Frank Kicos Mrs. D. Klaus Mr. and Mrs. John Kokula Anthony Komlyn Nick K. Koval and Cyril Mr. and Mrs. P. Koval 81 Daughter Mr. and Mrs. B. Krivansky Andrew Krygowski Eugene Kozik Mary Lalich Al Leknard Mr. and Mrs. J. Lanzarotta Betty Ann Linkhauer Arlene Liotta Mrs. Martin Loscar Mrs. Edward Loscar Jimmy Loscar Mr. and Mrs. J . Madden Alma M. Mandl George Mandl Mrs. Hannah Martin Margaret and Carolyn Martin Mr. and Mrs. E. Marmarelli J anetta Mazur Mr. and Mrs. H. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. R. McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. Carl Motter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merkle Mrs. Anna K. Miller Mary Lee Miller Mr. and Mrs. L. Miska Mr. and Mrs. E. Montgomery Mr. Maise Mrs. Tom Montardi Donald Morford Josephine Necka Dr. George Napoli, D.C. Mr. and Mrs. John Neglio Miss Dolores Nist Sylvia Nist Mrs. William Nist Mrs. Edward Olminski Tom O'Ma1ley Marilyn Pantone Mr. J. Paper Mr. and Mrs. Pfischner Helen Phillips Joseph Pitsch Philip Placida Mr. and Mrs. A. Powers Mrs. Pete Pugliese Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn Mary Rackocy Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rapp Mr. Lawrence J. Readal Mr. Robert Readal Mr. an Mrs. J. Russell Mr. Edward Rutkowski Anthony Rutkowski Mr. and Mrs. F. Schad Mrs. Fred Schmidt Mrs. Joseph A. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. J. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Serrone Sally H. Shamalla Judy Shemonitz Mary Grace Skurka Mr. Stephen Skurka E. J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. F. Smith Ronald Smith Mr. Wilber Smith, Jr. Mr. W. Smoller Helen Soloman Lydia States Mr. and Mrs. A. J , Stelkovics Mary Lou Stunmiller H. L. Stokey, Sr. Mr. Steve Straka Marian Syurdyga Mrs. W.J. Swantek Harry C. Tylik Mrs. Julia Tarasi Tarasi 's Men's Wear Mrs. Nicholas Troyan Mr. and Mrs. A. Typanski Mr. and Mrs. J. Vecchio Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Wagner Regis C. Welsh Jack Withum Fred Zeker Mr. and Mrs. C. Zillweger The staff of Vincentian deeply appreciates and sincerely thanks all those who have con tributed and those who have assisted in the production of our annual. Editor ......... . . . . . Avelina vnncana Literary Editor . . . . . . Business Managers . . . Photographic Editor . . 1'I............. .. . . . . . . DonnaKom1yn . . Mary Ann Radzymmski Irene Hengelsberg . Jacqueline Pontello . . . Lavonne Zaiden These closing pages complete the tale of a great structure. As students, we have ourselves labored, building and traveling over the span of our adolescent life. At times, the immensity of the supporters has overwhelmed us, the veil which oftentimes clouded the other side confused us, the trials of continuing on our way hampered us. But there was always that very basic strength and beauty of a bridge around us. We were always encouraged to lift our eyes to heaven, along with the pillars of the bridge which towerinto the sky. We always felt a serene gladness when our eyes met the placid mirror ofwater. Itis these things which conjure sentiments of gratitude as we depart. It is hoped that the life ofeach and every one of us will be a series of bridges, of learning, of living, of loving. For isn't our life merely a bridge -- into Eternity with ALL LOVEprevail- ing evermore? ,V W 4 ,V fr, J. zlgffffgi x .-u 1, Juv 213:13 MMS, ww , 'uwffh A 'li gf, -., r? ,-4, . . 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