Mount Alvernia High School - Alvernian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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'G .4,Q' b . . 491 M.. TO THOSE EXT The selection of these four girls to lead the junior class in its many and varied activities proved to be a wise choice. Always keeping the standards of the school in mind, they helped make the Prom, the junior-Senior Tea, and the tirst dance of the school year a grand success. They managed to keep their class on the top scholastically for they won the Culture Banner for the first report period. Lfjt to Right: G. Hit-nt-k, vice-presidentg C. Hcnflvlsberg, secretaryg J. Conlon, presidentg N. Martin, treasurer. JUNIOR cLAss Left to Right, Roi: I: J. Randiiz, A. Sauer, M, Pictru- l.. Thomas. C. Schnupp. R010 3: R. Schwinclt, F. Rosen- sinski. P. Rheum. A. Mannella, S. Santillo, N. Martin. blatt. I.. Witkowski, B. J. Schaltenbrand, D. Wolf. Row Row 2: C. Trocsch, P. Robinson, G. Caracci, B. Zalewski, 4: R. Kriscl, S. Krebs, T. Lang. 'Y' . v 0 s e f -mf 05- Q32 'Z' WF, fx V363 2 Q 11 Owe

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HOME ECONOMICS rg- ' s., 'J' 1 M, fr y 4 uw? ' A, . t W. HOME NURSING Burk Roux' M. M. Kremer, 31. Yon Schaven, B, Mulvi- Lpjf to Righzy M, Krrfmmt-I, D. Glot-ckl. I, M. Huber, hill. Front Rozu: -I. Triano, R. Butler S. Lloyd, M. A. j. Miller. 5. jonnct. l't1tit'nl Celene Weiss.: Heinz. BUUKI-iliIlI'INt3 N I S H E E Auditors in the mal-Qin: uhutk on their credits and debits. -1 we In addition to developing the skills necessary for successful homemaking. our Christian Family Living Program stresses the fundamental virtues upon which a truly Catholic home is built. Through this study the girls are prepared to make and maintain good living standards. The tech- niques of the business world are acquired through the commercial studies. uit SHORTH.-XNIJ St-niors prt-pgire for dittution at any sptft-d. xy -Q 23

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LIE The junior class has achieved a top rating in all its undertakings and activities for the year. Its continued high representation on the honor roll and the marvelous success of all their extra curricular activities proved this both socially and scholastically. Much of this success can be at- tributed to the fact that they make the good intention each morning and begin and end all actions through Mary. RELIGION III Left, Fran! to Bark: M. S. Franz. M. L. Bogel, M. A. Karcher. Right, Front to Back: P. Rheum, D, Heinz, C. Schaupp. SENIOR GYM Left to Right, Front Row: C. Weiss, L. Gibson, R Pcntello. A. Conroy. L. Bleil. Back Rox: R. Yolpe, C Bence. Mrs. Robinson, I. Miller, M. Fahncstock. SPANISH I Standing, Left to Right: L. Eister, P. Robinson, I Ranrliz. Seated: L. Witkoxxski, D. Wolf, S. Santillo L, Thomas. CHEMISTRY Lwjt to Right, Front Row: M. A. Pietrusinski. R. Krisel, Il, Wolf. Bark Rows G. Debner, R. Iflinner, C. Henglsberg, L. Drexler.