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

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Palricia Kurlzhal. our able business manager. has done a fine job in guid- ing our yearbook successfully through iinancial hazards. Looking over old yearbooks the liter- ary staff, Barb. Julie. B. J., Judy. and Eileen, think that their yearbook is going to be quite different. The A Ivemian ' ' Pat Shuler, our student photographer, assisted Mr. Cardell in his photography program for the yearbook. Florence Manners, Day Student Co- editor of the Alverian, gave generously of her time and energy to the produc- tion of a good yearbook. Paulette Rogan, Prep Co- editor of the Alvernian, con- tributed her fair share of talent and initiative in the planning of the Alvernian '59, The typing staff, Eileen, Carol, Bonnie, Judy, Do- lores, and Vivian, look very pleased with the work they have just completed. The success of our yearbook is greatly due to the excellent photography of Mr, Cardell.

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ee,--HS QW nv- s' lg, -a--N, M.. N lunlsuu-imap'-'M f , ,,,,,,.a,,t A---r M V N,...,-,.-A WW' ,.a.,,f--A wM,,.f ' t - Fira Mae Conlon. and Rose Marie Ziecina deserve honorahle mention for their outstanding service in the library for the past two years. They are both Sophoinores. Shelving books is a part of the daily routine. Jeannette DeBaldo. Carol Trageser, and Rose M Ziecina aim to get the book truck emptied quickly ,-f ',ri , Keeping library materials available and in good order is the major objective of Sister Fridolin's Student Library Assistants. Maureen McGinty and Mary Ann Stout do desk routine. while Carolyn Kassalen. Denise Zwigart, and Mary Frances Ginnity get new books ready for circulation. Good hooks How often today muxl parents and edu- calors br-wail the corruption of youth broughl about by . . . the vile book. The student body of Mt. Alvernia High School is very grateful to Reverend Mother Corinne for in- cluding a spacious library in the plans of our new school. It was a wonderful treat to walk into it for the first time after being used to the small one in the old school. But a library is of no value unless it is put to good use. Freshmen are given Library Instructions twice a week. This all-around course teaches them how to locate library materials as well as an understanding of good books. Both recreational and informational books are provided in the light of Christian understanding.

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l'lN:5Hl1 Hun' Hun.. lfvln nn as-a ID Mount- -Lite L ERN ANS WIN AGN E Q-Q AWK, Aiola, Pat Assixlant editors, Julie Hunlrele. and Belly Lotz, plot and plan on how to improve the Mount- N-Lite. It loks as if we will he doing better than just break- ing even, business manager. Donna Muldoon, and news photographer. Sheila Sheri- dan, seem to be thinking. A busy little editor is Nancy Cvetic, Never a moment does she lose. Galley proofs seem to be a part of her uniform. W'ill7out the efhcienl Ivpists. Andrea Corcoran. Lois Fer- rari, Roxanna Gilmore, Mary Titus. and Theresa Wojicf zalc, our school paper would not be .1 success. . gn! 1. SJLITHOI