St Basil Academy - Basilianette Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ow, n 4960, UI' OUIWLQQ 5048 -If Sister M. Carmela and Sister M. Athanasius offer a piece of parting advice to Myra Muszak and Olrsana Hrycko. Following tradition Anita Bulman Marla Salerno Rosemarie Fraunhoffer Patricia Lavery Joanne Graber and Diana Clocco place one rose ln chapel on graduation day .-1 l'Are they here yet? Happy seniors, Astrid Mygasiulr, Nina Turenko, Vera Tatunchak, and Nadia Zelechowsky, take a peek. 'N-. -if f' , ,1 I 4'- at is 3 E, f

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n 1956 CQ ourney egan ii' Reverend Thomas Welsh addresses the graduating seniors. Graduate Jacqueline Redmile bids good-bye to her mother, Mrs. .l. Red- mile as she leaves for the graduation, her parents will come over in time for the exercises. Eileen Werkley, Mary Mallon, Margaret Acquaro, Sandra Williams, Patricia Sweeney and Marie McDermott enjoy a last minute talk with senior moderators, Sister M. Anne and Miss M, Di Paolo. my .ff .- ' 3 -,gaI 7.'l 138

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