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

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EFFERVESCENT An addition to the sophomore curriculum this year was the Christian Family Living Course. In this class the girls solved the mysteries of sewing and depicted the fundamental principles of establishing a Christian home by compiling work-books throughout the year. In the geom- etry and English classes, they explored new fields of math and literature which have proved inter- esting as well as educational. HOME ECONOMICS B. Kist, M. Delewski, C. Huber, L. Tosadori. D. Ezo, M. Bauer, C. Carnahan, C. Yaman, A. M. Leuzinger. PLANE GEOMETRY Left lo Right: P. Draxinger, M. Sheridan, N. Kirstein, C. L. Krauth, I. Miller. ENGLISH II Left to Right: M. A. Schluep, L. Wachter, E. Gibson, J. Stichler, M. Bach. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE GYM Lrjt to Right: A. Happe, L. Wachter J, McPeak. C. Marlovitz, D. Pschirer, M. Bauer. Center: Mrs. Rob- inson.

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Acquiring knowledge and building a strong character is the aim of every student as one with- out the other is of little value. In gym good sportsmanship is learned along with developing physical skill. Understanding the development of our country and discussing current events in American history tends to promote broadminded- ness and sympathy in social matters that can be applied throughout life. Mrs. TYPING I juniors see CROW PRINCESSES OF ERUDITION ENGLISH III how to make a two page lay-out for a school paper Through the study of English the juniors have become better prepared for whatever career they may choose. Both the reading of literature and the studying of grammar are helpful especially in promoting proper speech and writing habits. Knowing this is essential in their commercial subjects because without a knowledge of the rules of punctuation, typing and shorthand cannot be mastered. JUNIOR GYM Robinson smiles as the juniors portray muscular control. Roz: I: BI. A. Frantz, M. Bogel, M. C. Kramer. Row 2: R. Flinner, A. Fucich, G. Debnar. Row 3: M. A. Karcher, G. Caracci, D. Kremmel. i I i u l 'H . ' Q 5 'MY' 'Q v A - ' -.. . r Q .-wifi? sv4 '- 3' - .bs A ' sf, .ex V, .og 1 he , t af - ,

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WITTY AND G Y Being represented in the speech, debate, and journalism class, the sophomores have had a very active school year. Under the direction of their capable class officers they have been successful in any activity or project they have undertaken. This was proven by the large amount of money collected during their Red Feather Campaign. With their willingness to co-operate they are sure to be ine upperclassmen. Left to Right: A. Burkarth. treasurer, R. Franz, vice- president, J. Mulvihill, president, M. A. Schluep, secre- tary. SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to Right, Row I.' A. M. McYay, M. A. Schluep, A. Happe, N. Mares. G. Marmie. M. Roman, S. Prantl. B. Rebel. Raft' 2: G. Willa. B. Kist, J. Mulvihill, L. Y. Wachter, A. Yiggiano. M. Sheridan, A. M. Leuzinger, E. .ra , K Wildinfl. Row 3: M. A. Shea, B. Myers, C. Huber, C. Yaman, J. Steihler, C. A. Yecenie, L. Tosadori, M. Meyer, J. Miller. 1 .,. 4 ' ,Q ,- if... f.A '! 'foo - sy, ?1 - .f3l, I 4 sr ' .. ' L 5, I Q ., ' v 1 ' 4 - - - - .-J i ,. C 'v I ' 'p Q. CO ? J J, , v 'H' .Qt ..- - ua . y 1 .. , .1 .a fat