Divine Providence Academy - Memoirs Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

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Matthew V I Chapter 33, Communion of the Mass for Divine Providence Sunday, Fourteenth after Pentecost. Mother lVlary Kenneth Provincial of Sisters of Divine Providence Allison Park, Pennsylvania Mother Mary Kenneth is one of the three provincials of the Divine Prov- idence Sisters in the United States. Nlothcr is thc person whose duly it is to assign teachers to our school. Our faculty represents a great part of school life, and it is not mere chalice that made possihlc our education under the capable direction and guidance of these nuns. Here, in the Providence of God, We have the pattern of a full and complete life. We pause to pay tribute to those Who during the past four years have opened the avenues of learning of the Catholic educational system and have made every effort to mold character in accordance with the true principles of Christian living. WE EXALT THE PROVIDENCE OF COD, WHO GAVE US THESE VALIANT WOMEN AS OUR TEACHERS. D.P.A. as it is today. Where will the new academy bc? Although there has been no formal announce- ment that Hl'flXCilYt1ll0Il ceremonies for the new academy building will take placefl' we pledge our word to do all we can to hasten the day of its completion. We were happy here, but we trust that future classes will enjoy a beautiful new D.P.A. CLASS VALEDICTORIAN Charlotte DeCregorio is happy to tell her audience that the Divine Providence which di- rected the studies of the Class of 1958 has made them richer by giving them a complete trust in Godis loving Care and a prepara- tion to lace lile's dilficult proh- lems. SALUTATORIAN Grace Carlisano welcomes the relatives and friends of the class to the Commencement Exer- cises in the beautiful chapel of the Motherhouse where year alter year D.l'.A, graduates have heen sent forth with a final Bene-diction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. I I I 3 PIRITLI L LIFE Divine Providence Academy has given us four years of spiritual advantages. Reli- gion for a lasting life will always be an inspiration to do great things for the glory of Cod and the salvation of souls. Our Divine Savior has shown that He is especially pleased with our class, for He has already called one of our class to His Service. Rosemarie - Postulant - Sisters of The Third Order of Saint Francis, Buffalo, New York. God has also chosen another from our group. Mary Bolgert will enter the Sisters of Divine Providence this summer. BEHOLD, O God, our protector, and look on the ,face of Thy Christ: for better is one day in Thy courts above thousands. How lovely are Thy taber- nacles, O Lord of hosts! My soul longeth and fainteth for the courts of the Lord. Introit for the Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost. In September, Sis- ter Paul Marie for- mally installed the Stu d e nt Council. During the cere- mony in Chapel, Jane Weber hands her light to Darlene. After having recited her pledge to our Blessed Lady, Carole offers her a rose. The day was all too short at Saint Francis Retreat House where we made our yearly retreat. This year, for the first time We went out for the dayn instead of having a priest come to school. The feature we liked best about the retreat was that each class had its own day. Father Urban gave the retreat to each group. The Capuchin Fathers have been very gracious to us during our school days. They never miss Thursday before First Friday for Confessions and our eleven o'clock Mass on First Friday, which certainly afforded every girl ample op- portunity for Holy Communion. Third Order rated high this year under the zeal- ous instruction of Father Angelus. Barb, Irene, Gerry, Mary, Darlene, and Shirley listen atten- tively as Father plans the year's program. The student body wit- nessed Profession cere- monies in the Academy Chapel. lVlary and Shirley are not yet full-fledged Third Order Members. We are proud, too, that our seniors have been in- ducted into the uPoyerel- losn and that several are now teaching Sunday School to public school children. f 'A , :A hw gp, Q ,:, f igkgkrz. 4 Z , lf -in fa HA, ' 'Fl gf 9 4 , Q 4 ff, Af Lik- m If 5 ga Y , 1, , .,-. , ef , 5 ? f W .MF , X mi W wma MARIS 42 Y' W xi mv Father James blesses the crowns held by Pat, while Nancy, the May Queen, kneels and prays. Father James crowns Nancy, our May Queen. The outstanding religious event of the year was the May Crowning. Before the flower-decked shrine of Our Lady erected in the Chapel, Nancy Jean Douglass robed in the white gown and veil of festal days, crowned the Blessed Mother. Delight in the Lord, and He will give thee the requests of thy heartf' Ps: XXXVI, 4 Nancy places the special jewel-trimmed crown on Our Lady, the Queen of May. SCHCDLASTI ACTIVITIES Our academic program is merely a carry over or rather a continuation, one might say, of our spiritual programg for in every subject the Christian Social Principles were always instilled in us. As we here see our other classmen por- trayed, we recall that our own years as underclassmen were very much like theirs. These pages are rich in the warmth of friendship which we shared with those who in the Providence of God were destined to walk the halls of D.P.A. with us during our four years. There were moments of difficulty, but there were hours of achievement, and always there were friends-friends chosen by a LOVING PROVIDENCE. Mary Kay, Joanne, Patricia Suleclcy, Marianne Spinelli, Marie, Patricia Steward, Rosemary, and Mary Ann Vincunas seem anxious to see the new film strip on Pennsylvania History which Sister Rosalie is hastily examining. ,QU . 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Almost Christmas and now Fish in Sister Romaineis lab are quite dif- ferent from fish on the table Friday evening --so think Rosemarie, Joan, Carol, Marilyn, ,Io Ann, Concetta, and Josephine. With Sister Romaineis encourage- ment lfrika. Cecilia. Theresa, Marion, Marilyn, and Rita evince interest in finishing their Biology projects. Did you make il?'7 Kath- leen asks Mary. Mary Alice and Linda. 525553 'F if 5. 41 ' 55 Q. M? .mf 8. M F ., ,,,,--J' .5555 iE?9iH'3i?E5,1 55 . ,I if 'ya S Q fx ,. -sg , 'ff afg- 9. 'fs' Q ,. ig ,1 .NJ 5-gi ,' guru mg -Q 'Im' Saint Joseph's School of Fine Arts is in conjunction with Divine Providence Academy. Sister Vincent stops on her rounds to encourage Virginia, JoAnn, Carole, Kathleen, Pat, and Cathy to finish their pictures for Christmas sur- prises. WWW Pat is proud to display her work which took second prize in the Buhl Historama Contest. Sister Julitta gives special gui- dance to Pat and Rosemary Car- dillo--hoth Winners in the art exhibit. 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Now we have arrived at the last milestone of our high school days. The records taxed the girls, speed. Sister was never satisfiedg if we achieved 80 then we had to try 90. Gerry Lesonick, Margie, Gerry Olinick, Madeline, Mary, and Pat managed to keep trying. Do you like to use a Rite-Line? Sister Mary Robert asks Marie, Rose Mary, Charlotte, and Carol, the mem- bers of the Business Honor Society, what they think about in- vesting in one. They found it a real eye- saver. 7 ,il 4 2 21.-wr' - 1,2 1:1513 uw sry .3 ,fb Af'-, XX., . 11.5 yfmziflggin J ,, mgs',J' ,wwag , 4. 1 QQ, . , 2 1 23 Y F3154- , ' I '755:5i V, ,A W ,A- W .,z1wf . A, ..,: , MA .- XM TIQ Q' ff? S, . - fs fa. fr kj, 1 WL 'L W 5 Q we L V wi ' 5 im- fy ,, ., w w ?i.P,Li,f'?1m , .. 1, . . f g,sf,g'ssg,Qi m ' 4 5 Nwew fn , s , QM we , ,L My Q X A A wx, 32 , -- 5, LN gi. ,RL 22:4 .W . SEQ. . Q si Y K P Lab again - but itis Chemistry this time for Sister Romaine, Wil- ma, Dianna, Eileen, and Virginia. Sara, Mary Ann, Mary, Laura, and Mercedes agree with Sister Mary Robert that Carol and Irene are splendid in their dramatization of Macbeth. Pat and Grace Some girls succeed in skip- ping out and even have pic- tures taken in between time. How about it Marie Mary? an Carol models a Mary- like Gown for the panel discussion Jane, Carole, Mary Margaret, and Sylvia conduct during a religion class prior to gown shop- ping for the Prom. swamp Mr J F Hed- enburg, a research sci- entist from Mellon ln- stitute, with questions about Hpyrethrinsf, Sister Romaine en- tered their project in the Science Fair at Buhl Planetarium. C0-CURRI UL R Sister Marie Therese plans with business managers, Gerry and Virginia, the steps for a successful finan- cial campaign for the year- book. Sistcr Rose Bernard discusses with XII ima Meir ot Janie Gerry and Wilma cliursr waxs of carrymo out our theme on the PROV IDLNCL OI GOD by Ublll thc trian le as SyIIllJ0l1L of the Trlnlty Pat Ciel came out first, by a wide margin, with Darlene, runner up, and Dianna, a Close third in procuring patrons for the book. Sister Mary Robert is happy to make the coveted awards. Then work really began for the staff. Franny and Rosie were never without a typing job while the other girls planned, discussed, argued, and finally made a decision. Sister Rose Bernard devoted Sunday alter Sunday attend- ing debates, speech tourna- ments, etc., in addition to daily after-school coaching. ' Here are Charlotte, Rosemary, Grace, Marie, and Nancy about to depart for an afternoon of Speech. 4 S i ste r patiently tim es, coaches, and assists Mau- reen, Jacqueline, Darlene, and Anna Marie for their coming debate. N coveted speech awards in the Forensic League. Carole Kersting, Ann, Shirley, Anna Marie, Carol Paganico, and Susan receive f ot all are beginners, but all are persevering and de termined to earn the inal tips from Sister Rose Bernard before their departure on Friday afternoon. Congratulations to Anna Marie for winning third place in Oratorical Decla- mation. How the girls enjoyed it! Even during the car strike they made great sacrifices to attend meetings. Mary Ann Healy, Carole Kersting, Mary Ann Haberstroh, La- Verne, and Anna Marie proudly display their wares to Sister Agneta. n,.,.... ,1-.--V Two places set? Yes, Father Angelus had to disappoint Who is responsible for the pictures in our book-not only our photographer, but also our friend-Mr. Cardell. The manipulation of that lens did a won- derful piece of work. Thanks a million. He does look rather official HERE. But, this is the way he really is. If picture time runs over lunch hour, he is always ready to help schedules by having a snack and then back to work. Mr. Cardell as he had an early afternoon appointment. Darlene enjoys the situation, for Mr. Cardell insists that this is a picture to be taken, regardless of what Sisterls instructions were about servin Janeis car, when it finally arrived was always crowded to capacity. She not only brought fellow students to school from her vicinity, hut made many early morning trips for neighbors. Joan, Marie, Dolores, and Mary Ann were daily passengers. Then, very abruptly, we found ourselves in the midst of a car strike. What were we to do? Some girls just couldnit make connections. So-if they cared to sleep on army cots, Sister thought she could put them up for a few nights which turned out to he many weeksg but Mary Ann, Virginia, Mary Mar- garet, Janie, and Carole seemed to en- joy boarding. Mary Margarefs birthday conveniently happened during boarding season and gave the girls an excuse for having a party of their own. CLITDOOR Looking from the outside in is al ways more fascinating than sit ED LICAT I O We shall never forget introduction to Burror It was about noon wher arrived, a little off schec Nevertheless, due to kindness and foresight Mrs. Woodhouse and f Trimmer, who prepare little snack for us, we vived. The slides we sa' the school gave us a 4 prehensive view of 1 Burroughs does for its dents. Mary is efficient at the at the Sensimatic Ac- counting Machine un- der Mrs. Szurszcwskils instruction. The mar- vels of this machine entrance Pat D'Amico, Mercedes, and Pat Cos- tantino. lllkl TIN Mr. Marshall discusses the beauty of the Alcoa Build- ing with Mary Margaret, Franny, Carol Monaco, Mary, and Carol Cappolella. Darlene, lrene, Mary, and Dianna enjoy the beauty of one of the new cars Alcoa had on display in the lobby. Miss Betty Barnbart pauses for the camera man during a demonstration on the calcu- lator-Sara, Gerry, Mary Ann, and Pat are willing students. A Ver . Y lnteresti Shan ne ng tour We trip thrxrhforget was Our Post Qfficj TER Pittsburgh officers, Janie ES6n1or class and Barb h 2 race, Gerri' d . ' Of chattin a the prwilege PittSbl11'ghgS agd Posing with James Sm. ostmasterg Mr' P0 1th, and Assista Mstmaster, Mr' Le K nt I'. Smith: 0 elly, ative Oflh S- letter is indic- D I C lnterest he 1n groups Such as O takes urs, ONFILE. Ui- FHE POSTMASTER 144 MAIN P 0 BLDG KN REPLY PLEASE REFEV5 T0 XNVXALS AND DAN. Bust Qtiics A JC5:EGC:HES 1: btatzd A Unite PKTTSBURGH 19, PENNSYLVAN1 TELE?HONE GRANT 1-0800 58 Janua ry 13, 19 ' Therese Sister Marie ' Providence Academy Divine 158 Larimer Avenue Pittsburgh 6, Pennsy1vania My dear Sister Marie Therese: enclosing a copy of picture of four of your students L Ke11y, Assistant Postmaster, on the the Pittsburgh Post 1 am se1f and B. . heir tour of taken with my asion of t rt Th on the occ 25 to us as pa 1eft, Office on November . e was taken of their introduction ' the general mai1ing pub1ic, ost office and post a e pictur rogram of introducting tudent groups, to the p s such as these to gain hoo1 groups of our p particu1ar1y schoo1 s office peop1e. We hope through tour greater understanding by the genera1 pub1ic and sc of mai1 probiems, and posta1 procedures. We extend a we1come for any of your groups to come and ffice. We fee1 sure you wi11 enjoy the tour 'ce works to de1iver your mai1. the post o he post offi visit and understand how t X Very tru1y yours, 'fluff A4 JSXV1 wtf ith if James C. Sm Postmaster ,fi A few seniors had the priv- ilege of watching the stock market at Hemphill-Noyes where they met Nina Cas- perino, a D.P.A. alumna, at work. Mr. Cyril Kretz points out to the girls where Hemp- hill-Noyes will probably move in a few months but the glare has almost hidden the stock market's new home. Vvhen Madeline returned, the girls thought she needed to be acclimatized to the snow again. However, she still could make a snowman which passed even Wilma and Mary's inspection. While we were enjoying trips such as these, a fel- low classmate, Madeline was given permission by Very Reverend Monsignor McDowell to add to her educational background by visiting sunny ltaly. E V E N T S There were gay times on Initiation Day, Halloween, Christ- Letis reminisce, Seniors, shall we? Harmony of spirit and cooperation characterized our many and varied activities. mas, Junior-Senior Tea, Prom Night, and Party Days, there were worried times on examination days, report days, and utroublen days. But whether the days were glad or sad, the Providence of God was always at hand to Watch over us and help us. The Sophomore Harvest Party was a highlight of the year. Janet, Anna reen gave their all in the play. No question about itfthese sophs donit take art in vain. The harvest party really did look like Harvest Time as you can see from the work of Irene, Carolyn, Marie, Susan, and Geraldine. I Marie, LaVerne, Pat, Adrian and Mau- Pat introduces Sister Rose Bernard to our 'cleading mann, Dave Billings fLaVernel, after the performance. Miss D.P.Al Who will she be? The seniors chose a trip around the world to select Miss D.P.A. The Man- darin fBarbl thinks his daughter fMar- gotl would be a fine choice. Mary, Joyce, Sylvia, Dianna, and Mary Margaret entertain the American travel- er, but even their beautiful dancing could not make the desired impression. Nancy finally became the Seniors candidate. 7 As the campaign drew to a close just before the Christmas Holidays, Jackie, Maureen, LaVerne, Susan, and Anna Marie pledge their loyalty to their Fair Ladyfi The sophomores chose Michele Kraly and pre- sented their choice in a novel skit. Here Mildred Eleanor, Mary Ann, and Rebecca campaign for Michele. Congratulations Michelew- Miss D.P.A. Practice for Christmas Program began early as Sister Rosalie started train- ing Rose Mary Anohile, Nancy, Mary, Judy, Peggy, and Rosemary Cardillo. Behold the lilies of the field, They neither toil nor sow, Yet God does all things neezlfzil yielrl, That they may had and blow. Oh! then away with fear and care. For all that may betizle, And turn to Cod in trastful prayer, Anil in His love confide. Sister Janice tries at least a partial dress rehearsal with Pat, Barb, Margot, and Charlotte. And doth His mercy value less The object of His Grace? And will a Father's love not bless The child that seeks His face? Finally, the evening of the play, '4At the Feet of the Madonnaf' our best voices and speakers received enthu- siastic applause from an appreciative audience. Speaking of Vocal-Sister Rosalie was 'Silver Throat in WQED7s production of PANDY IN MUSICLAND during the year. Kathleen and Carol, who at- tended Radio and TV school, take time out with Sister to see her program on the screen. r Julie just loves to dress up. Here she is showing off her famous hat. Janet, a court maid- en, attended by her funlovingflans, pose for tl1e seniors. Mary stops for a little chat with Shirley at the Junior-Senior Tea when the ,lun- iors-64Went Dutch? Pastel tulips intertwined with delicately tinted green and silver streamers transformed our assembly hall in- to a royal garden for the junior-Senior Tea. Not Solomon in glory shone, Like one of these poor flowers That look to God, and Gofl alone For sunshine and for showers. A never-to-lie forgotten night was April 25, our Junior-Senior Prom at the South Hills Country Club where we claneerl to the rhy tlini ol Brad Huntis Orcliestra. Jane and Don, Rose Mary and Bob, Darlene ancl Dave stop and chat before entering the ballroom at the Country Clulv. 3 K: E. 2 ji sm! -1 ll' 231 A in im X Y Mary Craziano, the presi- dent of the Junior Class. arranges the tiara while Margie, Carniella anfl Mary Ann, the other Jun- ior Class officers smile approvingly. The Junior Class Officers and their escorts pose with Sara and Carl. Wlith strains of song and lighthearted laughter the night was danfrccl away. anml the seniors strolled in- to the lounge to talk and leave us with one last rvlncm- brance of prom night. Sara waltzes with Carl after being Crownml '4Quccn of the Senior PI'0l11.77 GRADUATIO GRADUATION - AT LAST Practicing for an affair is often more thrilling than the event itself. As least we find it so. Before the big day, the girls inspect and help one another in the library. Then a line up for entry. . . And a pause for a picture And now, in Cap and Gown, we bid you a fond farewell and trust that the follow- ing lines will never be said about us: Said the Robin to the Sparrow, I should really like to know Why these anxious human beings Rush about and worry so. Said the Sparrow to the Robin, Friend, I think that it must be Pat, with diploma in hand, pays homage to Mary, her Mother. Dianna stops for a long admiring look at the beautiful Little Infant of Prague in the Chapel. That they have no Heavenly Father Such as cares for you and me. Elizabeth Cheney ROSE MARY ANOBILE Chickie Obliging . . . a friend of all . . . reliable . . . ambitious. Forensic 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate 1, 2g Fatima Club 1, 24 Sacred -Heart 3, Third Order Club 4-g Class Treas- urer lg Class Vice-President 25 Student Council 413 Musart 3, 4-g Business Honor 3, 4, Clee Club 3, 4-g Yearbook Staff 4. MARY BOLGERT V Songbzrd . . . likable . . . sweet smile . . . always willing to lend a hand. Musart Club 413 Writers' Club 4-9 Third Order Prefect 41g Glee Club 3, 4, MARIE AULICINO Active . . . attractive . . . Grecian Beauty . . makes a good appearance. Forensic 1, 2, 3, 4g Debate 1, 25 Fatima Club 1, 2, 3g Mission Club 4g Latin Award 23 Chatter Staff 1, 23 Class President 2, Business Honor 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. GRACE CARLISANO Gracie Industrious . . . a true friend . . . lively . . our dependable treasurer. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3g Latin Honor 23 Class Treasurer 3, 4g Mission Club 43 Science Honor 3, 43 Musart 3, 4g Forensic 2, 3, 45 Latin Award 2, Yearbook Staff 4. i CAROLE CAPPOLELLA Quiet . . . sweet . . . likable . . . natured. Mission Club 1, 2, 43 Fatima Club 3. MERCEDES CARR Carefree . . . big hearted . . . . . friendly. Fatima Club 1, 2, 33 Mission 4. good G4Seedy77 . humorous GERALDINE CORVINO Gerry Reserved . . . alert . . . sweet personality . . . co-operative. Fatima Club 1, 25 Third Order 3, 43 Latin Award 25 Yearbook Staff 4. PATRICIA D'AMICO Sincere . . . friendly disposition . . . spoken . . . conscientious. Sacred Heart Club 3, 4g Musart Club 3, ence Honor 4g Writers' Club 4. Pat soft 4g Sci- PATRICIA COSTANTINO Pat', Sparkling smile . . . considerate . . . makes friends easily . . . laughing brown eyes. Sacred Heart Club 35 Third Order 4g Musart Club 4. MARY ANN DE RIGCI NNHHN Alwa ys smiling . . . possesses gift of gab . . good naturerl . . . happy-go-lucky. I Fatima Club 3g Mission Club 4-. , CHARLOTTE DE GRECORIO Ch arlie Short and sweet . . . academic whiz . . . jolly . . . pert. Latin Honor 2g Business Honor 3, 43 Musart Club 3, 4g Forensic 2, 3, 4-3 Fatima Club 1, 23 Sacred Heart Club 35 Mission Club 443 Latin Award 2g Glee Club 3g Yearbook Staff 4-. MADELINE DE RUBEIS ' g'Mad Co-operative . . . helpful . . . our arnbas cl sa or to Italy . . . quiet. Fatima Club 1, 2, 35 Third Order 4-. NANCY JEAN DOUGLASS Nance,' Flashing smile . . . musically inclined . . friencl of all . . . our senior queen. Fatima Club 1, 2, 33 Latin Award 2g Forensic 2, 3, 44 Musart 3, 43 Mission Club 4, Student Coun- cil 29 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. BARBARA EBERHARDT Bobby,7 Poised . . . ambitious . . . our make-up artist everyones rzend Fatima Club 1 2 Class V1cePres1dent 3 4 School Ed- ltor for Pittsbur h Catholic 4 Treasurer of Third Order BLANCHE FABBOZZI Easy going . . . sociable . . . kind and gen- erous . . . petite. Fatima Club 1, 2g Third Order 3, 4-g Musart 2, 3. PATRICIA GIEL 'LPat,' Ray of sunshine . . . sparkling personality . . . enjoyable. . .pleasant smile. Fatima Club 1, 2, 33 Third Order 4-g Yearbook Staff 4g Glee Club 3. MARGOT HERBST Artistic . . . magnetic personality . . . terrific dancer . . . radiant smile. Fatima Club 1, 2g Musart Club 2, 3, 4g Third Order 3, 4-3 Yearbook Staff 4g Writers' Club 4-. IRENE HEULER g'Rennie Reserved . . . basketball fan . . . mild . . agreeable. Third Order 3, 4-3 Musart Club 4. DIANNA IOLA Quiet . . . prim . . . twi . . . likable. nkling brown eyes Mission Club 1, 25 Third Order 3, 4. SARA LAMBERT Happy-go-lucky . witty . . . ray of surn- slzine . . . blushing miss. Fatima Club 2: Sacrvd Heart Club QS. Club 3. flg Cvlee LAURA KECK Laurw Coy . . . winsome ways . . . bubbling laughter . . . sincere. l-atima Club 1 2 Third Order 3 44 EILEEN LEE Mischievous . . . nonchalant . . . a true frie nd . . . carefree. Fatima Club lg Sacred Heart Club 2, 4g History Honor 33 Third Order 3. GERALDINE LESONICK CCGeI,ry79 Companionable . . . toflayis better student, tomor- rowis better secretary . . . shy. Debate lg Fatima Cl Order 4. ub lg Mission Club 2, 3g Third I XX I X X XX JOYCE LETZKUS ' Tiptop personalit Mi 3, 4. gfloysie, y . . . champion bowler loyal friend . . . good listener. ssion Promoter lg Fatima Club 2g Third Order WILMA MEENAN Reliable . . . speed demon . . . obliging . . thoughtful. Mission Club lg Third Order 3, 4g Musart 33 Yearbook Staff 4. CAROL MONACO Our jolly Santa Claus . . . happy-go-lucky . . life of the party . . . terrific dancer. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3g Mission Club 4g Class Vice-Pres ident lg Class Secretary 2. MARJORIE NUNLIST Big-hearted . . . friendly . . . her hair is her crowning glory . . . possesses wit. Mission Club 1, 4-g Fatima Club 2g Musart 2' Yearbook Staff 4s Sacred Heart Club 3. 1 VIRGINIA PAULEY Ginny Girl of the arts . . . friendly smile . . . true classmate. . . reliable. Fatima Club 1, 2g Musart Club 3, 4g Musart Award 3g Third Order 3, 4-g Yearbook Staff 4. GERALDINE OLINICK Gerry Cheerful .. . enjoys a good laugh . . . sincere . . . possesses many friends. Fatima Club 2g Class Secretary 3, 4g Third Order Secretary 3, 4-3 Language Honor 3, 4-3 Business Manager of Yearbook 41. MARY PRICE Eyes as blue as the sea . . . delightfully dif- ferent . . . acts shy but isn't. Mission Club I, 2, 3g Mission Club Secretary 35 Third Order 49 United Fund Chairman 35 Mission Promoter 3, 4. MARY MARGARET SANDER Talkative . . . easy going . . . rarely seen alone . . . carefree. Mission Club 1, 2g Third Order 3, 4. DARLENE SANTORO Dolly', Never at a loss for words . . . argumentative . . . college bound. Student Council 43 Third Order 3, 43 Musart Club 3, 4, Debate 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. FRANCES SAN TORIELLA Franny', Hearty laughter . . . Make-up work her hobby . . . likes a good time . . . tiptop personality. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, Mission Club 4, Class Treasurer 2g Yearbook Staff 4. CCP SYLVIA Quiet - but n R JANE WEBER H.lanie An asset to our class . . . congenial . . . liked by all . . . mad scientist. Class President 3, 45 Musart Club 3, 43 Student Coun- cil President 4g Third Order 3, 45 Editor of Yearbook 4. MARY VICCARI Dolly Mischteious gleam loads o talkative loves animals especially Fatima Club 1 2 3 Mission Club 4 VINCUNAS nice to know sincere depend a e . . . won derful friend Thlrd Order 3, 4 ! - .Y 3 ,,km,,,wFF,,...,,,,...,. .. 520.00 LUTZ MEAT MARKET 2145 Center Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. At. 1-2798 For Choice Meats Go To Karl Lutz UNION SUPPLY COMPANY United States Steel Homes Box 8 Route 8 Glenshaw, Pa. Sterling 1-2412 JOHN HODIL'S POULTRY FARM Highest Quality Eggs Produced By Us Available at Two Locations: Farm: 3275 Harts Run Rd., Glenshaw, Pa. 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