St Basil Academy - Basilianette Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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077142 years ogetlzer ere C90 Short .-f ' ..- -- H... - 7 N x P Sisler M. Afhanasius, fa' prefecf of the resident sfudenfs, reads an applicaiion for a job fo senior residenfs, Cafherine Fodney, Zirka Diakiwska, Oksana Hrycko, Julianna Kohoof, and Sandra S osnowsk y. 132 v-I iq D, ,4-sw .,,,. i., e fs' f, 1 g,,,,s-se 55 x. Jive y As Pairicia lavery, Maureen Beck, Rosemarie Fraunhoffer, and Joanne Connolly work busily, they dream of the day Ihey'll go swimming. Evelyn Whifcavage, Margaref Acquaro and Desiree Chapman look for a back issue of the Catholic Siandard and Times in the Sf. Thomas More Library. 5 F 1 A F ' X X ' - - - ' ' V , , . .ij 'Y f xg ...- 11 1 4, v

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077m cgyame of St. Basil lways urn .,,-,ii What can be behind the door amusing Desiree Chapman, Maria Scollon, Nancy Luzecki and Patricia Kuhn? h L kew cz Rose Primak and Lesia Matusiak decorate their Mart a as y , , vanity table while Josephine Malanchuk adds the finishing touch- P030-S. H 'n nearly completed four years of high avi g school, we can now enioy recalling to mind the amusing and also the serious incidents thaf once ' ' bl took place. Those important and pressing pro ems settle, now appear very insig- we always had to nificant, however, they are something which we now find amusing. There have been days of gladness as well as those of sadness. We have been over-ioyed one ' te and then when everything might not have mmu , , come up to our expectations, we have become de- pressed. Through all our moods, both sod and ' h pleasant, dear parents, nt has been you that ave very willingly raised our spirits, we were no longer ' d ll depressed. lt was you with whom we share a those memorable moments at Saint Basil Academy: Little Sister Day, Big Sister Day, and Ring Day. We realize if it were not for you, Mother and Dad, we would not be talking, walking, smiling, or praying. It is you, on whom God bestows so many es to whom we owe these happy memories. grac , Without your advice, consolation, perseverance, and understanding, we would not be graduating ' 1 this June. We would not be able to go out in o the world with confidence of good wholesome t nd a firm knowledge of our religion. iudgmen a