Divine Redeemer Academy - Pinetum Yearbook (Elizabeth, PA)

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6 1112101 Jul !Ph- i ter Laxdentla eaj ,s tearhlag th Asplran s tue secret of bird waking and they seem to oe happv apprentlces rn- u 1 a ls an t t of UWA et o 1 all , it 18 a ,art Those as r np to the Slster 5121 er er t e Ja any time durlng LTEIF nighschool are in common W1t1 the other students but t elr traln ng 13 a d1 r ct preparation for thelr future llfe, and herefore, more intense W1t1 more emphasis on the splritlal The As plrants have thelr own study hall, dormitorles and a special Sister in charge Ten happy girls now reslde 1U the Jun lorate at DRX A great question, one that oft is a grievous trlal, is more or less settled for them what am I to be? Perhaos that is one reason why the Asp1rants seem so light of heart and gay of SD1P1t The call of the Mast r 13 impelllng and these g1PlS have alr ady learned to some extent twat His 'yoke is sweet H Thls year, Sister Mary Gaudentia 15 the Prefect of the Jun1orate The As plrants, aCCOFd1Dg to sen1or1ty are Maryann Merchak of Fairport Harbor, Ohiog Jennie Hachwal of Duquesne, Penn- sylvaniag Patricia Marnell of Clairton, PennsylVHnia5 Roseann Lovas of Barber- ton, Ohio, Helen Ackerman of Buffalo, ' New York, Rosemary Staylon of Lorain, Ohio, Mary Jean howatz of Cleveland, Ohio, hlriam Splsak of Sutersville, Pennsylvania, Joan Bentley of Darby, Ready for a visit to the Campo Santo. But where is Sister? Pennsylvanlag and Jean Spatola of Cleveland, Ohio. L3 The Q n'Gr te '. . in- T ifsral war - -Q y 1 :assi x': y ' . I' rr ,' rv g W. :.ln5 a ' . , J! i.L- L yn ot - .vii may .t h ,' . L ' .lIllOY'rxC? as . I . L .l. . days. Tnelr classes ., , A . U 4 . . . . . . Q n 1 - EJ . . . . - .. . . V , - . . . n I . A A . N . . 5 J rf! ,, 4 A Li . . J U3 ta If w Y . s -M T , d l . . - 1 . r . A .t I ' . . ' 4 4 I . L , . K . . 54 , A . . . . A 9 -A , Q y , e , . , ' 1. .- . . . 4' v C , . , . - . . . . . .