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

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THIRD ORDER OFFICERS: Geraldine Blumer, Prefect: Ann Carville, Treasurer: Mary Ellen Dameron, Mistress of Novices. Moderators: Father Angelus, OFM Capg Sister M. Catherine, OSF. These Third Order members listen while Father Angelus explains the rules of the Third Order. First Row: Mary Ann Smith, Geraldine Dcman, Elvera Tegnelia, Mary Lou Fitzgerald, Paulette Rogan, Patricia Rogan, Nancy Miller, Peggy Mohler. Second Row: Pat Shuler, Phyllis Seaman, Eileen McPeak, Lorene Lohnk, Rosemary Ziegler, Elsa Antonucci. Third Row: Frances Wein- heimer, Joan Helbling, Eileen Liebert, Carol Schneider, Carol Zupancic, Carol Barie, Carol Saeler, Brigid Sheridan. Standing: Marlene Miller, Janice Rohe, Kathleen Greer. Third Order members, seeking a closer union with God, follow a path formed ages ago by the great Saint Francis of Assissi. The duty of a Third Order member is to pro- mote spiritual development through the recitation of the olqice and the wearing of the scapular and cord. Activities included the writing of a 'QLetter to St. Francisf? a question- naire on the Third Order rule, and the annual distribution of gifts to the orphans. THIRD ORDER

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vttww, , X.. 'mm 't '-A-.w..s..,, A M Anna Marie Senge, Audrey Goetz, Bernadette Fitzgerald, Mariann Sippel, SE ICR St JU ICR FATIMA CLUBS SENIOR FATIMA CLUB OFFICERS: Judy McCarthy, Presidentg Carolyn Liotta, Vice Presidentg Judy Collette, Secretary. Y 1 Under careful guidance the members of the Fatima Club have helped to foster and spread the knowledge and understanding of religious vocations. Ar their monthly meetings they discuss topics which familiarize them with religious voca- tions. The members of the Fatima Club all strive to gain a deeper devotion to Mary, the model of Catholic women. JUNIOR FATIMA CLUB OFFICERS: Carol Flick, Vice Presidentg Nancy Cvetic, Presidentg Carol Mcpeak, Secretary. ,.,.ai..hr K v1'! 5

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FGRENSIC CLUB The principal aim of the Forensic League is to acquaint students with the fundamentals of public speaking. The girls talce part in tourna- ments in various schools throughout the clistrict. In this Way the girls develop the art of public speaking. Debating is a potent force for good because it aids in molding public opinion. It also aicls in the development of Christian morality in solving current problems of the clay. OFFICERS OF THE FORENSIC LEAGUE Pat Rogan, Treasurer: Anna Marie Steppling, Presidcnlg Mary Ellen Dameron, Vice President Audrey Goetz, Secretary. Mary Lou Fitzgerald conducts a practice Student Congress. First Row: Martha Meis, Nancy Bayer, Claire Davenport, Nancy Miller. Second Row: Carolyn Gauschman, Carol Zupancic, Judy Heinz, Kathleen Greer. Third Row: Mary Ann Schaltenbrand, Kathleen Sullivan, Susan Amrhein, Berna- dette Fitzgerald. Fourth Row: Eileen McPeak, Suzanne Susanny, Anna Marie Steppling. Fifth Roar: Ann Carville, Paulette Rogan, Beverly Purcell. D A-wxmwww W-mmm... x:r4N.,,,h -wxxw