Divine Providence Academy - Memoirs Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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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.

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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

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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-