St Basil Academy - Basilianette Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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uestfions fnswerecf cgcfeas ormulateai Mass was ot7ered on an outdoor altar dur- ing the afternoon of the Villanova Press Conference, Through the median of the press, knowl- edge is spread. Remembering this, dear Mother, delegates from St. Basil Academy attended the School Publications Conference held at Villanova University in October. The purpose of this conference was to instruct and aid student iournalists in editing high-school publications. The Very Rev. James A. Donnellon, OSA, president of Villanova gave the welcoming address. Among the guest speakers was Eddie Dowling, well known playwright and Broadway personality. Other famous personalities scheduled to speak during the sessions were: James T. Quirk, publisher of TV Guide Magazine, Patricia Carbine of Look Magazine. Carl Wolf, of the Carl Wolf Photographic Studios, Rev. Anthony L. Ostheimer, Ph.D., editor of the Catholic Standard and Times, and John Liney, cartoonist ofthe comic strip Henry. Sylvia Tierney, our own Basilianette co- editor, represented SBA in a panel discussion on the qualities of a prize-winning yearbook. Reverend James A. Donnellon, OSA, delivered the welcoming address at the Villanova Press Conference. -TH ' J I: c, ...ff Frances Carroll and Maria Salerno are seen examining some sample Icy-out sheets on display.

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rains the guture artists At long last, Sister M. Laura's wish has been fulfilled . . . an art room. Vera Tatunchak, Barbara Motylinsky and Joanne Pizutta are happy to arrange the room. as I 5 M M K X Qi E ,rs 1 .N K X I F, l V E W yn as s 3 Q C 3 T .fi N . -, I f ' 7 R O. X 4 Four Shadows members Loretta Hitchcock Lillianna Hladysz and Lydya Lewyclrly watch Martha Muszalr sketch a beauh ful moon Shadows lnc members are having a friendly discussion concerning an idea for a poster, ,.-. -'1 St. Basil Academy's art organization, or as it is better known Shadows Inc., under the guidance of Sr. Laura, has completed its fourth year as one of our organizations. Shadows this year abandoned its rule of remaining small, and has grown in size by admitting our talented freshmen to its membership. This is an honor that has never before been extended to freshmen, and they merit the great privilege. Even before school opened in September members of our club were busy decorating the halls and classrooms. This activity was carried out throughout the year-changing the decorations with the season. Never will we forget our classroom corridor at Christmas time. The carolers along the walls and the manger with the Christmas scene behind it put us in the right Christmas spirit. Members of Shadows, Inc. also painted Halloween scenes on store windows, and did scenery for the annual operetta. avqnv 3 'VA X N. A

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at the llglfanova ress on erence Q 4-,, Kfl Mr. Eddie Dowling, star ol stage and screen, was a most enjoyable guest speaker al Villanova, The welcoming address was delivered by Reverend James Donnellon lo lhousands ol facully members and sludenls in 'he Field House Audiforium. Anne O'Connor, Sylvia Tierney, and Miss M. DiPaolo are seen entering a yearbook lecture at the Villanova Press Conference. il W l 'N x