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

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Demonstrating the graphic speed camera is a novelty for Margaret Schmid. Even if Peggy is an amateur in this Field Betty Lotz, Donna Senchesen, Rita Verry, Suzanne Susany, Sheila Sheridan, Roseanri Domencic, Lynne Hohrnan, and Mary Ann Rava look on and listen with awe to the explanations of this novice-photographer. Preparing to don gym suits are Lucille Gross, Susan Hesidence, Evelyn jucha, Sylvia Iadicicco and Lcslee Hartman. Be it basketball, softball, or relay races, the girls are always ready for action. if FRESHMEN 'A' it if 'nn- With prices soaring into the unlimited space, making one's own clothing does save much money. Learning some of the basic skills in sewing are Mary Jayne Kress, Susan Amr- hein, Donna Spenger, Roseann Lam- pert, Rita Price, and Mary Ann Rodler. Home EC I class provides the girls with an ample knowledge of material, machines, and know-how.

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r 2 f-an sais...-an W, A healthy person is a happy one, and Carol Ann Yakich, Eileen '-M....a,,, ,gf igffo Tig? K : fill i V Miller, Arlene McKean, Carol lVlcPeak, Theresa Wojtczak and Mary Titus certainly are engrossed in learning about the mysterf ies of the human body. Joan Nowakowski apparently has learned her lesson well, for now she can explain the intricacies of the digestive system to Marcia Slattery. 4 4When you know, to know that you know, and when you do not know, to know that you do not know-that is true knowledge. It looks as though some of the freshmen English students, Roxanna Gilmore, Marianne Tegnelia and Nancy Cvetic are stumped by that curious man and philosopher, Confuscius. Ursula Block, jean Eichenlaub, and Lois Ferrari seem to understand his words, or so it seems that they do. It's really the pause that rea freshes! Eleanor Bauer and Carolyn Bayer can give you the proof of that statement.

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. . . the reason for being, the reason for living and the daily guide which will enrich lives with purpose. If one can accept and willingly shoulder this ever present obligation, the Flame of faith will burn more brightly making the steep path to sanctity more luminously safe. Since the various principles of Christian life and living have been instilled during the time of youth and young adulthood, it is the duty of each Catholic student and graduate to bear Christ into the world to all men, at all times and in all places.