Saint Benedicts Academy - Benedicta Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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As we opened our doors to receive oug as e watched and uarded the various roles ou enacted durin our ears Y l Q 8 I Y S Y Y of secon ary training, we again shall open wide our doors for you to make your final ex' as students when the final scene will have been enacted. Into whatever field the future ma draw ou, we wish ou God's 'uid- ' . Y Y Y. A ance, protection, and blessing. Our prayers for your perseverance in the FAITH and for your success in life will accompany you throughout the years. 694.5114 Fan- I THE FACULTY Z, -, gli, ,L-411 . Faculty - President .... .... R everend Mother Mechtilde, O.S.B. Principal .... ........... S ister M. Dolores, O.S.B. Reliffiorz. . . ........ Home Room Teachers G 'Sister M. Bernardine, O.S.B. English ,... . . . flSister M. Gertrude, O.S.B. lNSister M. Perpetua, 'Sister M. Antoinette, O.S.B. Sister M. Barbara, O.S.B. Social Studies .... . . . QSister M. Benigna, O.S.B. Sister M. Carolyn, O.S.B. NSister M. Perpetua, O.S.B. 'Sister M. Carolyn, O.S.B. Sciences .... . . . J Sister M. Pauline,O.S.B. l Sister M. Regina, O.S.B. A - . lfSister M. Bernardine, O.S.B. Mathenilatus ..... ...A A lsistcr M. Regina, O.S.B. Latin 'lj Reverend Charles Wiesmann ' ', ' ' ' ' QlSister M. Gertrude, O.S.B. y m- -, lfSister M. Amelia, O.S.B. Commercial Studies. . . ... lsister M. Benigna, OSB. 'Sister M. Aurelia, O.S.B. Voice .... . . . QSister M. Gonzaga, O.S.B. lNSister M. Grace, O.S.B. Dmmatics .... .... M iss Elizabeth Wingerter, M.A. Activities .... . .. . . .Sister M. Dorothea, O.S.B. ,N ? lilx W G 2 i 1 l Senior Class Officers President ..... 4 ..... Vice Presidentl ..... Secretary ...... l ..... Treasurer ..... l. . . . . l l 1943 Motto The old worn shoe going up, ..........JEANPIROTH MARGARET CHEETHAM . . .MARY JEAN STEFEL . . . .NIARYROSE WEBER meets the new shiny shoe coming down. Flower Lily of the Valley Color Blue and White vfwgmgwve Benedictcx Staff Editor-in-Chiefs. .. .. Assistant Editon ..... Art Editor ..... y ..... Alumnae Editor ..... Business Manager ..... Circulating Ma agers ..... Associate Business Managers ..... l . . . . . .ALICE BICKIZRT . .MARCELLA THANER . . .DOROTHY SCHMITT .ADELAIDE BUECHELE .........B1-ZRNICE KIM SRUTH MEYREL QMARY JEAN STEFFL gKATHLEEN VVATERS ZMARYROSE VVEBER 19 II ' 1.1 ,Z Zi I IUIFI 1 I IV1' I M, I 5 1 1 I I I I I I I I Q D a6'c'4z'L'on F Wu, Tm: C1.Ass or V13 1 L0v1Nc:1.v lJ1c111c:,x'1'1c VIIHIS lsslwt Ulf 'mls B1cN111111c:'1'A I T0 OUR ' LADY mf V1cz'1'o1u', Ql11111:N mf l'1cM11-1 llfflj' Il11'r',St111' of IlanS1'r1.i1111f1'1'11zl1:for IIS 1111111 11151 cI1'wi1z1fSr111 111111 Img His I'lIOiI'I'.Yf Illrfssizlgs on llmsf' .s'l1111111'l1 1111111 111111 1110111111 zulm are SjJI'7IdI'lIg Il1r'111- srlw ds for flu' j11'f'sr'1'1111Izo11 of CIITZSZZIIII1 Izlzwty, jIlSflI'l', p1'a1'z'. and z'1r'l01'y. I 1 I I I l l Editorial i PEACE Prior to thd war many people, young as well as old, took it for granted that PEACE, defined by Webster as: A pact or agreement to end hostilities was just another word iritroduced into the English language to be forgotten, once attained, until suddenly it would again be shattered by a declaration of war. Today, how- ever, peoples ahd nations are working feverishly for the PEACE that permeated the world at the birth of Christ, Peace on earth to men of good will , for the PEACE that st lled the wind and the waves when the Master, with outstretched arms, comman ed the tumultous deep, Be still, for the PEACE that filled the dubious 'heartsl of the ten followers of the risen Christ when standing in their midst, they healrd the familiar voice, Peace be with you. At present tihe American people as well as those peoples in the various nations of the world, regardless of nationality, creed, race, or color, are united in one com- mon plea to hehven: Lord, give us PEACE. This PEACE can be brought about only by the ending of the war. When the last bomb is dropped, the last gun is firedg when the, declaration of PEACE has been signed, and the boys finally come marching home, then and only then will we again have PEACE on this war- torn earth. We must maintain and defend this PEACE once we have regained this price- less treasure. Wie cannot possibly preserve everlasting PEACE if the people of the nations are codstantly dissatisfied with conditions social, political and economic. lf peoples will at all times disagree with one another in regards to these problems, we shall never liave a lasting PEACE. Love and older must inspire the hearts and wills of the various nations and peoples if we a e to have a true and lasting PEACE, a peace based on the great Commandmentl of Love, a PEACE working in harmony with our national peace, a PEACE of heart and mind, an internal PEACE. From time tb time the class of '43 has been reminded of the necessity of keep- ing PEACE amlong individuals. Not in the exact word itself, but in other terms cooperation, pulling together, group work, etc. We agree that as: teamwork, denied the guidance of our teachers we should never 'have been able to succeed, as a class. We have tried to master this lesson. Slowly but surely, through lectures, urgent requests, bitter experience, and ultimately through the example of our teachers we have learned that success can never be built upon dissatisfaction, dis- sension, greed, por hatred. Our nuns have instilled into us the realization that we are the women of tomorrow. That upon our shoulders will rest the responsibility of maintaining national PEACE. That it will be our duty as citizens of this great Federal Repub- lic to vote into office God-fearing men and women as trustworthy custodians of our national li e. We have been taught to recognize religion as the cornerstone t leaders everywhere recognize the need of religion in social and of PEACE. Gre national life. The Christian religion teaches a real reverence for personality and respect for duly authorized authority. Religion gets one into the habit of safe- guarding the nights and privileges of others. It makes people more tolerant towards law and authority. Having learned these primary yet basic rules it ought not to be difficult for the peoples of the world to unite and keep forever the scourge of inhuman, de- structive war from again descending upon the face of the earth, l Alice Bickert, '43 t if sf it i ft-:JI Qin l i Graf est in t' ultima devote perhap truly l happin nition To U 1 1 Zaz'L'z'uoQ Litude is the recognition and acknowledgment of another's care and inter- e welfare of an individual. From the drawing of our Hrst breath to the goal of our high school days, we girls have been the recipients of love, ness, and sacrifice. It is therefore fitting that we who now realize, though not fully, the many hardships, cares, anxieties, and sacrifices those who e us, and who have our best interests at heart, have made for our present ss and future welfare, should at this period of our life receive some recog- rom the class of '43. our parents to whom, second to God, we owe all that we have and are, we offer ot r appreciation and gratitude. You have been the inspiration of our young lives, a d in the years to come, your loyalty, devotedness and good example will be the eacon which will light our pathway down the years. To ur teachers whose spirit of sacrifice we are slowly beginning to under- stand, e say: We are grateful for your every service, particularly for your un- tirlng atiencef' To life fro guide true h To us on, sionall a grate holy Mother Church who traces our steps throughout all the vicissitudes of m the cradle to the grave, we breathe a prayer of thanks and beg her to d direct our every project here, and bring us, ultimately, to heaven our e. our many friends whose kindly interest and understanding hearts spurred nd whose encouragement dispelled the dark clouds of doubt that occa- rise over the horizon of girlhood responsibilities, we the class of '43 with ul heart say. We thank youg we are grateful. l Spirit of S. B. A. Strength to do and dare, Ability to stretch toward higher goals, Initiative to blaze a trail, Never giving up a task, Tremendous opportunities ahead. Benehcial studies, Efficiency in work, Never ending Loyalty, Endurance under trial, Durable understanding, Interesting studies, Courage to do right, Truth an essential requisite. Always willing to help, Catholic Action in our daily life, Authority respected, Debating a hobby, Everlasting memories, Many happy hours, Young, but ever growing. Serious frame of mind, Energetic ways, Naturally ambitious, In all things ready, Over the top our motto, Realization of personal aims, SENIORS OF S. B. A. Alice Bickert, '43 Adieu Each day as we grow nearer To our graduation day XVe wish each underclassman A very happy way. Although we hate to leave you, There is nothing we can dog Our four years high are over, Our school life's nearly through. And to our Alma Mater, S. B. A., and the faculty, too, . Ive extend our deepest gratitude And wish you all adieu. Alice Bickert, '43 Q 2 em, SlNlllHS .IIQAN l'lRo'm lA.,I'IlII,l lXlARYR05l'. Wlclsllila .lIin1izm l l'R1'1sl1n4,Nf1' 'l'Rlc.xwR1c1: jlmifc is hc-1' niciknsnmx Many aux' hcl' fllzmrnling ways, Emim-my In-r 11-fling ll1lclligL'm'c' ollvn shc' displays: An 4-wr 1-4-ugly lQi1l1lL'l', Mild :mal swcvl in lL'lIllX'l'2lHl1'lIl Nohlg- in lu-r glifm, In scl1ool,zn1 llmm-, zmcl with hm' lric-mls. NCHIIICSS sho prilcm very highly. Orclcl' :md cllzlrily gm' llCl' clowry. MARGMU-:'l' Cllnf.la'l'lmxl l'f'ggy llllll4l'l'Rl'lSlDllxlh GLORIA limmlom' film Plczlszlnl pc'l'sm1z1liIx', , . , , EVN, lmuly smild' fjlflfllillflllh ll1llllulfnlT.1lilvl.. . - - - I 'Q ' ' . ' I Cn'nc'lo11s lo lllllllllllly ll'll'llll5, UW :I Mvllllf ,lll lil ll' Good and 5NV4'l'lllU alll. Rn' Vvllflllll lf VI lmllm' YH. mm-S l,Cg,gy? 1.143 un to u la. MARY All'1AN S'l 1-.E'lfl, SMI 'll '3 l llllluklll B A'5'H I S 3CRl'7'A54o9J ff Bickfs lmloml. small :xml IJL'lllK'. Sha- s an clvzu' Son my M l' , Inclcccl shvk ll girl thz1l's h:u'cl to lwall. True lo lllfl' worll. 9 fl0lll'2lg'l' zlml cllzlrily shc lJnsm1'ssL's llll'lll holh, EVl'l'N'UI11' IOVUS lll'l'- MA l Kinclnc-sh :xml SWCCIIICNS shc' look zu am oath Furw:1r1l's lll'l' grbzll. M Q .,K'illl Pirulh Nlzu'g:n'cl Chcethaun Nlalry Alum Slclll Nlnryrusc Wrlmcr uriu llczmnmnl .Xlicc Bickcrt I l I I Milli Yes, llCl' lJl'1'SL'IIl'0 youll wzml lo lllwtl. ' - l 4 WW VWM 1 ,' I if . if Ltr t 1 X' -I1 L 0 n' Audrey Black Lois Brennen Margie Bl'llllllLfl' Eileen Breitenbach Nlercedes Brill Adelaitle Buechele U , JMX, Auimicv BLACK Allis A tribute to Audrey, a lass, kind and true, Unique in her makeupg but there is loyalty too: Temperment, sweet, and well in control, while Silence reigns in her pure soul. E11.u1f1N BRt:lT1cNisAcH '4Blondy Blondy is a clever lassie, Little and sweet and very classyg Only in stature is she small Not in character at all: Drawing is her greatest joy Yet she docs all very Coy. Lois BRIQNNEN U Lois Lovely and lovable day by day, Orchids to her who is always gay: Interest in school work, neat appearing, Songs she sings are quite appealing. M1-ikcii-:mes BRILI, C1'd1f Cute and charming is this little lass, Ever ready to help our class: Dancing at St. Boniface is her delight, D 5 4 i .-XDELAID1-3 B U1-1CHt:L1c Q W 5 ruff? if? WJ4' Ever our friend in school and out. BIARGIIC BRUNNLZR 'kllargiff' . ' ' f- Many winsome ways , Accompanied with kindnessg Q4 ,, , . ., Righteousness her motto, , , u l . Gracious her manners, -P-f ffbff'-f 'f-CJ In all things pleasing, ElCg21nt in her taste. ' ' Tw 'K' Kf?'lj ,ff -QJQ., ,W eff Avlis ?- Always smiling and laughing, Dear because she is gayg In memories to come she'll he with us Ever as sweet as today. ,ZQLJ - ifyfffffwj 1 SlNlHHS ,Wi i ff I lNlAky ,Xtmtas Bk I'l,IiR HfllIg'1I.SH Vtkcptxm l'llllCllR Ginny Angus is charnt ng, swct-t, and lx-guiling, Ncyt-r is gloont , l'ort'yt-r is smiling: Gracious in ina tncr, pleasing personality, Unusually clt-y r, almountling yitality. Stt'atlI'ast in yir uc, high in morality. t IRIQNI-1 Cort, 1 Rr'l11 ' Roady witlt ltcti happy sntilt- Eycn whcn all s hluv: Nc-yor lvaying cr loyal ways, Nor is ill1'l' loyal unswcrying Evcr a lricncl a tl truc. t . l t MARY 1.uc:n.t.r1 fiONNlil.l.Y Mar t Mat-'s a vc-ry lo 'c-ly girl: A lruc fricntl t r all shtf knows: Evcr rcatly to l ntl a hancl. I t Gcnuint' l'ric'ntlship slit' shows to all. In all ht-r nianncrs pleasing: Ncycr clc'c'litlcs whcn onu' shtfs callccl. You'll t't'tnt'tnlwt' Ginny throughout thc ycars. I.,xVtakNtc fillillil-'.R'l' Hfilll'ffll'U Gufkic is our lucky lass. Usual to all our lun and pranksg Cltccry in both work and play. Kcvps hcr stantlartls right and high: In all tnischicl' sht s onc with us. Excellent pal and ont' worthwhilc. M ARY H .,xc:,xN .lIar3 ' Merry and cztt'vl't'c'c, lull ol lun, Anil just as c'Iict't'y as thc morning sun: Rctncnthcr thc l't'ictitls who hold you clcar, You will ht- c'l1t'risl1t'tl through all thc ycars. Pyyzgvlij X if MM X' W : Li X fi t, . .. I V Y i f J ffl fy' 1 .f ff t f ' V K l f 'Lf , f fif ri L In XJ Ty! . V 1' ,. . A f N of it if t , - ' 4 l Mary Agnus llntlcr Irene Coll Mary l,ut'illc Connelly , 1 1 I 1 Virginia lfuchr l.aVcrnc Gnckcrt Mary Hagan ' H I ll 9. ' - L, l . ' ftfff 1 , , 'T l L' , ,lf A ' , UM-f V' fr f ' 1 l I J i 1 'I .5 - Q I 'A !.1 I7,f7 .J f .ffl . L1 ,.., . . , 4 tgjjfwjipfdf ll ' df l.aVerne Hahn Ursula Hajduk llelen Holdcroft Alma llohman Bernice Kim Dorothy Knoebel e U ITE' 1 4 S . l LAVIQRNIQ HAHN Vernie Vernie's what we know her by. Ever true and kind. Always Ready always to do her part, J . I . Never slnrks nor lrets. In Grand Opera some day she'll he, Enchanting those who hear her sing. URsm.,x Hftyimtwk SuI11 Smiles are 'her hobby, Understanding her delightg Laughter her greatest asset, Active from morning till night. H1f1I.1QN Horncxkol- r Patsy Pleasant and sweet is this little miss, Always the tops on our listg Telling moron jokes is her delight, Selling them to ,the girls with all her might, Yet she'll be ren embered, when oult ol sight . . ' pf 'Xnmlx A o AN , Alma XAIHQQZ t ne, ' lJri . nt .X u 'nt, lXlXxI:.0l'll1 ', iiidland t arg ll X ' 't lap youjd wa know, H iiyl re er SI leading' eer. KJ .Ulf ,QV , 5 NN? I T, l x X - li IQRNXCIA: lfl M l11'rn1'1: Beautiful in character, Everlasting smileg Righteousness, another trait, K . Neatness all the WNllllC. Interested in her school work Endearing to us all. DORO'l'HX' KNo12ur11. Dolly D is for Dotty, a very sweet girl, Ol course you'd agree if you could see The pretty blue eyes and soft brown curls, The lovely smile, and the nice personal, Young and gay we hope she will stay. x y i lf'l'lllCI. KUllI.i-.R l'Itl1r'l M,-tm' Gktxtzic Alllfl,-XR'l'l-IR Gr11t'1ir ' I Ethcl spvtltls lcsn titnt' on icllc- thztttt'l'. Grztcic is hw' llll'lkll2llllC. Talks onl ' ul' things thztt rcztlly ntztttcr. Rcztlly shi-'s at doll: Het' swvvt toss and lllCl' cltzmning ways Atnhition is llL'l' highc-st ztitn. Ettt'ottt'ztgq catch ol us to sztyg Likt' lithbl l wish to hc' sonic' tlztx' 1 , Ct-rtatinly shi' won't lztil. In cu-1'y stthicct fmncs :tn 1 . Entcrtztins tht' sc-trims :ill thc mlztx' ' cll'7'3 3 'A lllR'W'f3'l CWI Rliux Mt:I,fxtrt:l11,tN Mar Cl4'Vl'l'- lftlillg- litlltf lush' Smiling ztntl plcztsztnt always: Elm' flcilfllf' 'lll -'lu' 'hm' D Tztlcnt with pcrsmtztlity plus: . In all things shi' sxncztt :ts pina. . A will friend :md PM U, t.wl.y0,K. Lftwlg llllmgllls him Us ml' Wlm Rita our Stair, hvst wishrs front ns. j Rim l,0VlI'ZNIlliINl li1'gi lim-it Allgyl.-,RL --A.1,,2.,.1-- Bri fht :ts kt sttnlmcznn in t':n'lv s Jrin Y. V' VV - 0- ' 0- V V V 0- V A A , A ways .tub nnh, mppy .int hm, E'W ?-ffllflllllll l-ull 'll Vmli 5 Ncztt und prinip in at cltztrtning wzty. fil'ilflOllS ltncl kincl, :incl :tlwztws rcltttctl - 0 -V - 0-' V- X- V - 1 ,n o can 4 s but nti tu n.nnt, In sflmul lor out. thztt s our bright ltttlc nnss. ENVI- yyilh lu-,V luyinq smili- ff' i . 1 at W W t Long in our IllL'IIlUl'y mht ll zthitlt Wigfqax MMM V 2:1 f W ' .MMM 1 ,, , QQ ik 5 ..' l Q t if We ,fir MMM '5'f,,y. . 7: J! N -los 1':l-111 INl'1RAl'1'ANO 'ilwfu jolly and gracious is our Aloe, Our love for her by day doth grow, Excellence in studies her report card shows. DoRoTHv SCHMl'l l' St-lunilty Sniiles and laughter all around, Cheer and joys are hers profound: Happiness she'll always bring you, Many say her eyes will win you. If you try, you may convince her To sing a little tune or more. Try to nteet her il you can, You'll find none sweeter in all the land. IUNI-L Seuuijrz Sl1oriy Shorty is always willing, Helpful and happy throughout the day: On the top in shorthand, while Ready for fun and play. Take a tip from us, she's really a gal, You don't need to worry, you can he her pal. CATH i:RlN1'1 SI,A'I'TliRY lizzie Keen and bright with standards high, A girl who is willing to make a try. Time will keep locked within our ineinory, Gini Q if-J ll C Every laugh she uttered, so jolly, so lree. lN'lARClil,l.A 'l'HANi:R Dell Dell is a leader in her class, Ever diligent this classy lass. Like a soldier she's staunch and true, Loyal to our Gold and Blue. KATHLIQRN XVATI-IRS Hlflllllyu Kind and sweet in her Irish way, And a friend in our hearts she'll always stayg Trusting to Faith in later lile, Her courage and eharin shall ever prevail, Yet in a way as to cause no strife. I I ,bi I ! I I l Q. y I S'l'UlJ1iN'1'COUNCll, I ir.vI Ilan Clonnic Sclmciilcr. llolorcs Arfll, llarhara llramllcy, llcau l'irolll, Gloria llcaumoul. Palm lizlllfllllil. Nlargarcl CllCClllLllll. ' I Srrmifl Roll'--lSc'lly .Xd:uus, Kalhlccu Simon. l'alric'ia llurkc. Nlzulclinc Porlcr, Rita Slcigcrwald. Xlarianhc l3l'CllClllJ1lfll, Rita Hallcrau, Nlargarcl Slaulcy, Marian Rodgcrs. I , Under the Blue cmd Gold I . . . , . lfrour lhc six colors ol the rainbow and thc rosvalc hucs ol thc soiling suu. I . - H - - two colors, Blue and Gold, chosen by thc class ol sin, warg- aloll and load our girls lo xliclory. lt is Said lhal CYCl'I'llllIlg in nature has its language. Color, which hriglucus thc' dralg l'l'ZlllllCS ol lilc speaks in Lcrms ol' hcroif du-ds. lullilhucut ol' duly. realization ol' ouc's aspirations, cucouragciuclll in thc lace ol' dclcal, houcsl cllorl in cvcry lordcal. Blu and Gold! X'Vhal is your message as wc, clad in cap and gown stand on thc llll'l'?'l.ll0lll ol' our Alma Mzucr? X'Vl12lL mollo do you ask us to acccpl and furry lhroughhhc comedy and And in rvply. a gc-nllc wrin 1' I Jhvrs murmur: l 3 , ' l.c'l your tragedy ol' lil'c's problems? hrcczc sollly llullcrs thc hauucr ol' S. IS. A. whilc whis- licarls hc pure like lhc llC2lVClI'S hluci - 1,01 your thoughts hc chaste as thc moruiug's dcwl , Lcl In yfllll I I ylllll' words bc llawlcss as the liquid gold: dccds hc uusullicd like an upland wold. Marcella Thancr, '-13 1 liiihui WL f Court of Appeals DEFENDANT A IAS ACCUSED OF DEFENSE , ' GLORIA BEAIIMONT Gfor Never being ready Can't Egger out what I shouldivear. ALICE BICKERT Uicky Our best dancer St. Boniface's every Sunday night. AUDREY BLACK AAUS Always on time Can't afford to be late. EILEEN BREITENBACH Blondy Skating on Sunday nights jerry goes that same night. LoIs BRENNEN Lois Our sweetheart of song Owe it to singing in the chapel. MERCEDES BRILL Ccfde Having rhythm She's a drum majorette. MARAIORIE BRUNNER Mlargie Having an angelic look Never judge a book byfits cover. ADELAIIIE BUECHELE Atllie Truck riding Can't be particular ,these days. MARY AGNES BUTLER Angus Buying so many stamps George is 'a Marine. MARGARET CHEETHAM Peggy Interest in North Catholic Band Want to see them get ahead. IRENE CoI.L Rlme Using ink iradicator Bookkeeping is difficult. MARY LUCILLE CONNELLY Mge Having beautiful hair Everyone has her good points. VIRGINIA FUEHR Ginny Always writing victory poems Have to keep the boys in the service happy LAVERNE GUCKERT Gltckie Preparing delicious meals It won't be long now. MARY HAGAN Mlary Being so sweet Personality has charm. LAVERNE HAHN Vtlfrnie Always late Waiting for the mailman. URSULA HAAIDUK Srila Always smiling I use Colgates'. HELEN HOLDCROF1' Pzitsy Being thin Food rationing. ALMA Hoi-IMAN Alma P. D. Wiz ' I get inside information. BERNICE KIM Iivrnie Knowing all the answers Someone has to be smart. DOROTHY KNOEBEL Dotty Hurrying after school Have to get to work on time. ETHEL KOZLER Eihel Being a good actress Practice makes perfect. CECILIA KRAVICH Ccle Wearing a page boy hair style Takes 10 minutes to put it up. RITA LOWENHEIM Bltgi Studying Must make up for lost time. MARY GRACE MCCARTER Gracie Pretty eyes . I get a lot of sleep. RITA MCLAUGHLIN Star Never eating candy Have to save my teeth. RUTH MEYERI. Aipgel Having blonde hair Fran likes it. JEAN PIROTH Jeanie Always doing her best Aim to please, is my motto. JOSEPHINE RAITANO Jae Being a shorthand whiz Quick work if you can get it. DOROTHY SCI-IMITT Schmitty Artistic ability Inherited the trait. JUNE SCHIILTZ Shorty Being quiet Little girls should be seen and not heard. CATHERINE SLATTERY Klzte Always knows the answers Webster's only l5c. MARY JEAN STEFFL Slkf Impromptu speeches All I can say is, 'Lit's tragic. MARCELLA TIIANER Dell Ilsing much paper in typing Rubber shortage, you know. KATHLEEN WATERS Klzthy Liking dark polish Shows up my nails. TJARYROSE WEBER Mlimino Always having money She's our treasurer. l Gloria Beaumont y Patsy Holdcroft l l l l l l l l . l l Four y physically, Today, ho 'US 21 SICTIIT' to Americ the boys v girls of the fi s Yes, t days of all but ou dissolve in the new i Yes! For lesson dril Shattered Dreams ears ago the class of '43, with high ideals set out to equip themselves intellectually, and spiritually for successful careers of their own choice. vvever, a vast change has spread over the world and June 1943, will show picture than did our dreams in 1939. Our country's cause is looking n youth-American girlhood to fill vacancies that in ordinary times would hold. Occupations or professions which were unknown to the 'past are today open and waiting for our time, energy, and skill. e hour has struck. We pack away our happy care-free life. No more 'gtails and freckles, Gone, too, have our mischievous pranks that itted our teachers. Cone are the days when dreams, like pearly clouds, o the concrete realities of life. Are we ready? Are we prepared to meet ues that have risen out of the attack on Pearl Harbor? God willing, od and country is not a beautiful dream, an idle fantasy, but a stern led into our hearts and minds from our early school life until we have passed ouxl iinal tests. Truly God is our love's first duty, But thou, native Flag, its second. Jean Piroth i MARY ELE1-:NE YVALSH llIARIAN E. GIMBER 'n Hilemoriam On December 4, 1941, death overtook our beloved classmate, Mary Eleene Walsh in her sixteenth year. Her char- acter and personality during her two briel' years at the Academy endeared Mary Eleene to all who knew her. Most keenly does the class of '43 remember her cheery, Hi girls, her kind, sympathetic manner, her joy in living, her last but futile effort to begin her junior year, her loyalty and love for S.B.A., her teachers, and the girls. Adelaide Buechele, '43 Marian E. Gimber, one of our dearest classmates, died August 22, 1940, at the age of sixteen. For the five short months God permit- ted us to know her, Marian conquered the heart of every girl by her understand- ing character and gentle disposition. She was among the best loved girls of her class. Her one ambition was to give her- self to God, to become a novice. Marian will continue to live in the hearts and memory of her classmates. Rita Lowenheim, '43 X I' ll lliscuwsiun in thc- man url xsmk ii um um hm king Around the Clock Kvcp your cycs cm your vopy Missa: Rccilallzl A'l'1l'OlC-ll.. l'm'll'y WL' suck help in llI'LIXl'l 4 ml-- H 'I il .X lilllc oi' llxc Wlllllg lllillgwll BOUIIIH! llClmil?? or 1111 l ,LOJU 1 V - I 151 Jil Wi , wt if as l Mau ,MJ-Lf i ll . l V AA!-L, 9f? ,y Q - H.Qj L' e' e ' - U'- I sit and ponder over the years of 1ny life, and muse at th air castles chil h ' construe d, I rec ll n r hich st 1 e a feshi e y s v' ' in 1 eiduvtfh Sl elf, Irene. I I gaz d at the uge, r k b i i g s ndirgkpgief t I s e a hen nt there? s e myse . Th ay cameg y eam e ue, and my castle became a reality. as ' y gt at su n afternoon as wew e p th i ding together. Z I S' den : . . ' ' . tr e friends. As a freshman, I felt very ' o tant. My studies were new . o interesting, and it was fun to pass from roorh to room for ea h su ceeding les , a M first e ssed ' y, an f he.thril1o be nga op g wif ' th ' lor year, w en I really ' .gro . ow that e curtain is falling on the last semester, abri September or i i 1 3 Ifi m i H - wi aw I see my school life slowly fading, as the few rem ' ing w eks o my senio year silently, imperqeptibly, cond aft second, a e to ighits e ' Cwl of ith As I look oyer the car ers of the form graduat Q S. .AL I find th t th r girl w atten n c ll have re ir.degees, Q o gra e , cum laud . Ten students ave completed their course of nurs'ng, four re still stu t nurses. One alumna with a bea iful singing voicei progress' grapidl t ard grand o era. Te t en Q2 tee t I u f,tw ve --.H a' My Yes, on first trip to the Academy I sa i n trod only e road up that hill, but tod I 'scern from that 0 -- oad t f paths, li t e li s mig oak, s t i owar v r' u a r- 'gn . ay the class of '4 stands on the road leading be ond Saint B netlict lqok- ing over the beaten road 0 four -- of academip . or. My l mate and ' ow choose anothe d, anot e a ,K h e g 3 4 hat t ffzfv'-if ' 1' ' . ti ' 4 ' ' ' eak 1 a 1t1es s -. u a ' essful s my one dream of long ago. will A aid , '43 X ww y J' 0 .. ua' J tw f Q f fi lly ' The Years Thctt Were 1939-1940 F R E S H M A N Presidente-BERN1cl-L KIM Secretary-MARY JEAN S'l'l-1FFl. Vice PTE.dd61lt-ALMA HOHMAN Treasurer-RUTH MEYERL Th sun, refreshed from its rest smiled down upon forty-five timid girls as they st' ted up the seemingly unending hill towards St. Benedict Academy. The older g'rls, sensing their nervous tension, chatted gaily with them all the way up the ce CHL walk. As we entered the red brick edifice we were met by smiling nuns w o spoke encouragingly to us. Their cheery words dispelled our fears and we bre' thed a sigh of relief. We were next ushered to our home rooms and intro- duced our home room teachers, Sisters Perpetua and Pauline. Being the first excepti nally large class in the history of St. Benedict's, we were placed into two groups but this division did not separate us in spirit. WVe really felt grown up when actually bragged to our parents and friends that we were studying Latin, Algebr , and General Science. We had a delightful wiener roast on the campus in late eptember, after which we filled the air with melody and song. Exhausted after a hilarious treasure hunt, we dropped on a velvet rug of soft grass under huge s reading oaks and sang and told stories. Then followed the Hallowe'en Party ld by the Sophomores in the Social Hall during which time we were ini- tiated. n St. Patricks Day we presented a playlet to the student body. Due to circum tances beyond our control we were unable to secure a statue of Saint Patrick but we substituted an image of St. joseph and nonchalantly explained our di iculty to St. Patrick. Both he and Saint joseph understood our situation, since n ither complained. Later we made our Theatrical Debut to the public by pre angel of our in our the res of a re solemn Rev. j Freshi School Pres iden V ice Pre As classro happi home Ghost pleasu It was caliber nting a play entitled My Cousin from Sweden. One day a beautiful vered in our midst and selected as her companion Marian Gimber, one lassmates, for her trip back to Heaven. Marian's absence left an emptiness earts as well as in the classroom. Her vacant desk was never occupied for of the year. This year also brought to us a facsimile of Heaven in the form reat. We discarded our cloaks of gaiety and giddiness for the garment of ty and dignity as we retreated back to God under the devout guidance of mes O'D. Hanlon. Before we realized it, we were no longer Frightcned but Studious Sophomores. Thus ended the first chapter of our High life. 1940-1941 S O P H O M O R E --JEAN Pmoru Secretary-M. GRACE MCCARTLR ident-RUTH GANZ TTEUSUTCT-ADELAIDE BUECHELE ophomores we felt more secure. One could not help upon entering our m to notice the smiles on the girls' faces. lt was a true reflection of the ss in our hearts when we started another year with Sister Perpetua as our oom teacher. The two big events of the year were the plays entitled, A f Deep Dean, for Hallowe'en, and Pearls for Mother's Day. YVe had the of welcoming a new member to the faculty, Rev. Charles Wiesmann. ith pride and appreciation that the students welcomed a priest of his to our teaching staff. We were now privileged to hear Mass every Tuesday I i morning in four Chapel. Our annual retreat which we awaited eagerly was con- ducted by Ryev. Edwin Heyl. Excitement prevailed in the classroom as we antici- pated the coming of the annual Mother's Day celebration, which included the drama of thie Mass, the devotional exercises at the Grotto, the presentation of Pearls, and a delicious luncheon served by the seniors. . 1941-1942 JUNIOR President-RUTH M1-IYERL Secretary-MARcm.LA THANHR Vice President-1-MARY JEAN STEFFL TTCHSUTZT-MARKSIE BRUNNI-IR Graciously we opened the school door and stepped over the threshold of Junior- dom. We now took upon ourselves the glory and problems of upper-classmen. We had as our home room teacher, Sister Gertrude, whose sunny disposition and kindness inspired us to do bigger and better things. Our first social was a military dance held at Saint Boniface. We drew a large gathering and received many compliments on our excellent arrangement. This year also saw the birth of various clubs: the Debating Club with Sister Perpetua as sponsor, the Magic Carpet His- tory Club with Sister Dorothea as Aladdin, the Sewing Club, the pride and joy of Sister Gertrude, and the Science Club was renewed with zeal under the capable supervision of Sister Pauline. Our annual retreat was conducted by Rev. Romuald Walsh, O.P. During this period of our High School career we received the long anticipated treasure, our class rings. We again came into the public spotlight with Honest Peggy, Miss Burnett, and The Ghost in the Green Gown. These plays were niet with hearty enthusiasm. A second time our class was chosen as the garden from1which God plucked a lily from the soil of love, Eleene Walsh. Our hearts were pierced deeply with the sword of sorrow as we searched in vain the classroom, the halls, etc., for a glimpse of the familiar figure of her whom we all loved. We were guests of District Attorney Russell Adams and Judge McNaughterg we also witnessed a court trial which filled us with a new love and appreciation for our American Democracy. The third chapter of our High School life was climaxed by the Senior's prom held at the Highland Country Club. Amid mag- nificent surroundings, gaiety, and beautiful gowns came the melodious magic of Joey Simms and his orchestra and the close of our junior Year. p 19424943 SENIOR President-JEAN! PIROTH Secretary-MARY JEAN STEFFL Vice President-kMARcARE'r CHEET1-IAM TTCHSUTCT-MARYROSE WEBER SENIORSLSENIORS! How we envied that title three short years ago! Today we realize that we are not to be envied by the Freshman for we know that instead of the beginning of this oasis of pleasure in our school life, we are coming, all too soon, to its close. Mfith Sister Regina, we planned and enjoyed many pleasant affairs: the skating party held at West View Park, the Hallowe'en Barn Dance held in the social hall which was cleverly decorated, our Valentine dance appro- priately calletl the Heart Hop, the annual week of prayer and self scrutiny under the direction of Rev. E. Heyl, the thrill of having our pictures taken, plan- ning and editing our Yearbook, choosing our Class Play, the last minute suspense before the curtain rises, the queer feeling at our throats during our Last Assembly, the realizatioh of graduation and our honest pride when handed our diplomas. The Class of V43 journeying through St. Benedict Academy, has learned to love The Castle on the Hill, and now as we are about to leave as students we wish our faculty, the students, the many friends we made at school a fond ADIEU. A Mary Grace McCarter l SNAPS . . . Past and Present I l l 21 M7 Memories I like to s't in a cozy chair and give my memory full license to roam at will. Only one thifig do I exact from past impressions: to carry me along and let me share with her, her every caprice, and conduct me into every nook and cranny into which she may squeeze. S. B. A.! What a flood of crowded memories roar down the canyon of carefree years! The school rooms from which emerged girlish giggles that jarred the nerves of teachers byl their vibrant, discordant sharps and flats, the halls and stairs where silence was law, yet, somehow, our tongues at times would get beyond our self control, the v rious classes in which our teachers spared neither time nor patience in their effor s to bring knowledge to our dull intellects, the cafeteria, the most tempting corner at S. B. A., where we spent the most delectable period of the day, the campus and the social hall, where we could run and jump, sing and dance, and talk to our hearts' content, the library with its shelves of books, enticing us to read and drink dqeply from knowledge's springs, the assembly room, our principal, Sister Dolorei and her lectures. How painstakingly Sister did her utmost to make ladies out of tus. Our assemblies, where classes vied with one another to exhibit their histrionlic ability, our last Christmas assembly, Santa's workshop, and old Santa just snared and slept and wouldn't wake until . . . the silent chapel where we assembled for our weekly Mass, our hour of Adoration before the exposed Blessed Sacrainent on First Fridays, our hurried, daily visit to the Blessed Sacra- ment especially when tests were on the march, the grotto where we loved to meet Mother Mary, and a favorite spot to click our camera, the hall clock whose stern, slender hands pointed unmercifully the time to all late-comers, the reports, and their awful triith, the office and the funny feeling when unexpectedly summoned thither, the debates, the awful suspense, and our big victory at West View High. The Girls:l Gloria, who just couldn't keep quiet in class, Rita McLaughlin, who insisted upon wearing but one sleeve in her sweater, Audry, whose eyelids drooped in her classes, Marv Lucille with her pretty bows. Kathleen's rendition of Sonny Boy, Catherine Slattery, the philosopher of our class, June, our beau- tiful, toothless princess, LaVerne Guckert, our first hand politician, Mary Jean, whose smile nkfver wanes, Patsy, mischievous, yet studious, LaVerne Hahn, always seeing the funny side, Alice, our jitterbug girl, yet always reliable, Jean, our class president whq rises to every occasion, Ruth, our little blonde with dimpled cheeks breaking intof a smile, Lois, with perfect grace, entertaining us with her many songs, Rita Liowenheim, who loves American ways, Mary Grace and her ability never to fall back in her studies, Virginia, whose ambition is to be a writer, Jose- phine, quiet and demure, yet always ready to entertain, Ethel, our make-up boy in class plays, Adelaide, as sweet and delightful as her cakes are delicious, Doro- thy Schmitt, olur class artist, Cecilia. who is always ahead of her class in bookkeep- ing, Margaretl, getting herself and Jean into mischief, Ursula, whose laugh some- times gets her into trouble, Irene, who doesn't believe in being a book worm, Dorothy Knoebel, who resents being called Dolores, Marcella, whose perseverance in studies always brings her an A, Mary Hagan, who never gets into mischief, Marjorie, our prim little miss, a leader in her class, Mary Rose, our happy-go- lucky girl whb wouldn't be bothered with worries, Mercedes, not so shy as she appears to bet Eileen, who worries herself and her teachers when time wins the race, Mary Agnes, who doesn't believe in working too hard, Bernice, with her business-like propensities, Alma, always in the proper place at the proper time. l , Mary Agnes Butler, '43 l e w it F i will .' 5 ,imma C-, e Cl ev Speed Up Victory War mindedl Peace minded! Victory minded! That's the spirit of the Senior ss. Last fall when the scrap drive was in vogue we determined to extricate ry available piece of metal we could lay our hands on. Even the metal ink co itainers on our desks did not escape our notice. Screw drivers quickly dislodged th 'e unnecessary accessories in school equipment and helped swell the size of the piit of junk parked on the grounds behind the school. cla I0 Second to none is the enthusiasm and spirit of rivalry prevalent among the ses in the purchase of bonds and stamps. We pledged ourselves to go over the and placed our goal on the 32,000 mark. Having all but reached our quota fin Marchj we next promised Uncle Sam that he could rely on us to buy one if not thi lei an de ho ca lo ra pl Fi th H lo to thi two jeeps before the close of school. In our P. D. classes war versus peace is a current topic for discussion. If only members of Congress realized what enthusiastic politicians the country has at . A. we feel certain they would deliver to us many of their brain-splitting prob- s confronting that dignified body today. And we should, somehow, Hnd an wer to the solution. After the war is won A Federal World Government should be established, lares our debaters as they uphold their issues on the affirmativeg the negative, ever, refutes this proposition with well defined arguments supporting the se of Nationalism, the doctrine of Washington and jefferson, their undying for the Constitution, and the preservation of the Stars and Stripes. Until peace reigns upon our war-torn earth, we girls will be found in the hrst ks on our second Front of Prayer. The perpetual rosary which the students ged to reciteg the hour of adoration before the exposed Blessed Sacrament on t Fridaysg the hearing Holy Mass and the reception of Holy Communion for intentions of the supreme Pontiff is the spiritual battlefront at S. B. A. ven shall not be deaf nor unmoved when two hundred and fifty girls, fol- ing the lead of their teachers, petition on bended knees an outraged God e merciful and not be angry forever with his wayward children, nor when ty-six graduates surrender their high school dream, the Senior Prom as an act of sacrifice that peace and order be restored. fai lWe have not attempted to shoulder a gun, nor drive a jeep, but we pledge our yh, our devotion, our loyalty, and our service to our country's needs. 4 Mary Jane Steifl l l l The Camera Clicks Again In our quiet :md pcuccful Chapel, wc pray for pence First Aieh-rs Sr, llulorcs :md Luis talk it me-1' l'm I.llIll'fl Hum' Flllllll' .XCIUIIIIIIIS l'l3ll0lCIiIlg Old Cllrxlf' Scrap for Yifmry BSE 11 if Ez? lfvh. 2 -Czllullclllgu Pl'1K'L'5NiUIl SClliUl' f,llil'l'l'S lining our pzlrt Sl, lgvllttlifl amd FZIIIICI' xyi1'SlllllIlll YClll'bU0lx Stull 3 l 3 The Class Will Wiz, 1' E CLAss or NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE of Saint Benedict Acad- emy, in tl City of Pittsburgh, County of Allegheny and the State of Pennsylvania, being of und mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testamen , hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. 1. To our dear Alma Mater we bequeath the fond hope that all succeeding classes will love and cherish her as we do. We also leave behind us our gay laughter still echoing through her halls. 2. To our esteemed faculty, we leave our gratitude for their good advice, kind guidance, and never ceasing patience. 3. To our Juniors we leave our extra inch of chest expan- sion which comes with holding the Senior title. 4. To our Sophomores we leave our happy times and the best two years to come. 5. To the Freshmen we leave the joy of initiating instead of being initiated, and the happy thoughts of three more years at S. B. A. AND we BEQUEATH To: Jane Suhanin-Jean Piroth's happy-go-lucky attitude in anything that comes along. ' Bernice Vfickline-Peggy Cheetham's sweet and quiet ways towards all her class- mates. Lois Dor h-Maryrose Weber's changing hair styles. Mary Ri er-Mary Jean Stelfl's love for beautiful clothes. Mary Cat erine O'Connor-Ursula Hajduk's love for records and dancing. -lane Mc arter-Mary Grace McCarter's ability of having a perfect balance sheet in bo kkeeping. Marie St ad-Dorothy Knoebel's desire to bring happiness into the world with beauti ul piano solos. Louise S anno-Helen Holdcroft's smallness in stature but bigness in per- sonali y. Evelyn C awford-LaVerne Hahn's merry making. Grace R p-Margie Brunner's pleasing personality. Connie S hneider-Dorothy Schmitt's love for drawing during classes Edith Sla tery-Adelaide Buechele's uncanny jokes. Alma Bes -Gloria Beaumont's pleasing personality. Dolores oll--Irene Coll's happy Senior year to come. Bertha J e Ligday-Mary Agnes Butler's cheerful smile. Rita Ma Michael-Mary Hagan's kindness and sweetness. ' Rosemar Giger-Alice Bickert's ability to put out a fine yearbook. Audrey rton-Kathleen Water's charming disposition and sweet smile. .Ioan Ala d--Alma Hohman's friendship with North Catholic High. Ruth Kr p-Cecelia Kravich's winning smile. l I xle Mildred We er-Josephine Raitanols great love for S. B. A. Eleanor Sch enecker and Loretta Roberson-Ethel Kozler's ability to make friends. l Barbara Brallley-Bernice Kim's ability to be a very bright student. Mary Staab-I-Audrey Black's beautiful, natural, curly hair. Joan Wandlisco-Mary Lucille Connelly's pleasing personality and ability to get alon . Kathleen Reilly-June Schultz's love for dancing. Rosemary Esswein-Virginia Fuehr's dancing steps. Dolores Arch-Rita McLaughlin's ability to debate. Dorothy Schlultheis and Frances Labow-Alma H0hman's love for roller skating with bumps included. Collette Lowrie-Lois Brennen's ability in selecting fashionable clothes. Camille Porter-Ruth Meyerl's blonde hair. Pauline Mayler-Ruth Meyerl's big dimples. Virginia Balzar-Mercedes Brill's love for the armed forces. Marian Rodgers-Eileen Breitenbaclfs reputation for her natural blonde hair. Rita Mae Arnold-LaVerne Guckert's mathematical mind. Mary Rielly+-Catherine Slattery's love for good books. Mary Platek4Rita Lowenheim's good humor and sense of justice. Irene White4-Marcella Thaner's ability to typewrite and operate a mimeograph. IN WITNESS WHEREOF we sign our signature on this first day of june, in the year of our Lord,l Nineteen hundred and forty-three. i Ruth Meyerl y Margie Brunner Witnesses: Jean Piroth Margaret Cheetham i Mary, My Mother E l Mary, my Mother, to Thee do I flee M K, Q Make me as pure and holy as Theeg f T N g Thou art so meek and humble of heart, W i Mother of God from me ne'er de art. . , , P C rl f Mary, my Mother, from Thy heavenly throne A Hear a prayer from a child that's Thine owng I 'alfa Guide and watch me night and day . . , That from sin I'll always stay. X y Mary, my Mother, Thy Son died for me, Ever like You He prayed I'd beg ' N For Him I'd gladly give my life l In this sad day of grief and strife. l y MARY JEAN STEFFL l l l ll l Mirror, Mirror future bring us ' and the Class of is no exception. training have pa time for thirty-si show the fruits o are many paths ticularly at presen in a great sorrow crisis in history. choose her career, make it a success. Q f I ? Magic Mirror on the wall, what will the 1? Time waits for no man, ,ineteen hundred forty-three Twelve years of excellent ed into eternity. It is now Seniors to step forth and Catholic education. There rom which to choose, par- when the world, submerged is experiencing her greatest Everyone must work, pray, aim high in her calling, and Gazing into the magic mir- ror, we see the Glass of '43 wending its way down Future's by Covering many is just what Rita have been doing. and get much exci to England. The Air Corps after l Broadway light ginia Fuehr, a Pit uating from S. B. Here she was dis who invited her tlane. miles in very few minutes Lowenheim and Irene Coll They receive many thrills ement while ferrying planes both joined the Women's ving S. B. A. s spell out the name of Vir- 'isburgh girl who, upon grad- A. attended Rosary Colelge. covered by a talented scout to New York to play the leading role in Rebecca The Gregg S Bernice Kim as o rthand Co. has employed -e of its champion shorthand experts. Miss Kign travels with a group of Gregg representa throughout the her skill in short ferent states she Heart of Texas future home. Jean Piroth, an port is teaching t school she took later decided to ,ives to the various schools ountry where she exhibits and. While visiting the dif- 'eft her heart Deep in the here she plans to make her instructor at the Bettis Air- e art of flying. Having left eronautics as a hobby, but ake it her career. We are very proud to say that Ruth Meyerl now wears the blL She is stationed 1 IC and white of the WAVES. n New York and is at the head of the recruiiting office there. To help the needy always was the ambition of Helen Holder This was just h charity but now 't in her school life at S.B.A. r way of doing her bit of it is also her job. Having graduated from Duquesne University, Helen is now a social worker for the city of Pitts- burgh. If you chance to see a charming buyer in the handbag department of Jonassen's Depart- ment Store don't neglect to go up and say, hello, for she is no other than our lovable, red-headed, LaVerne Guckert. LaVerne has been married for a number of months, but she still enjoys her work, particularly since her husband is away fighting for his country. Mr. Buechele will never need to worry about files in his office becoming disorderly since Adelaide, his daughter, has now taken full responsibility of her father's office. Dorothy Knoebel, who graduated from the University of Pittsburgh, and later attended Law School at New York University is plan- ning to open her office in the Law and Finance Building in downtown Pittsburgh. If you happen to go into the War Depart- ment Personnel office, the charming recep- tionist that will greet you will be sweet Mar- garet Cheetham. Peggy's lovable personality always made her stand out, and that same personality is the main factor of her position. Everyone must admit that she is a great asset to any office. She wears a Pair of Silver Wings, is just what Marcella Thaner is doing since she grad- uated from Ellington Field, Texas, last month. In the near future Miss Thaner will see active service in some foreign country. After grad- uation she worked as secretary for an Insur- ance Company but finally succumbed into her childhood ambition to become a nurse. Due to the need of nurses she volunteered with the A. A. C. and likes it very well. Mary Lucille Connelly, Mary Hagan, Ce- cilia Kravich, and Ethel Kozler, garbed in the white frock common to the graduate nurse bend over pain ridden patients, rendering ease to aching bodies and comfort to troubled minds. Mary jean Steffl and Mary Agnes Butler matriculated in the Naval Nursing Corps and are now witnessing the horrors of war. l Q Q21 if l Dorothy Schmitt alnd Marjorie Brunner are students at Carnegie Tech. We shall recog- nize them as the fudure designers of women's wearing apparel for the exclusive O'Dorsey Shoppe for women.j Ursula Hajduk, aj famous Powers model announced her engagement to William Kunz- man. l Eileen Breitenbadh will occupy a studio atop the Adrian Building, New York City. Eileen is a famous professional artist and de- signer for magazine jcovers. LaVerne Hahn, the former song-bird at S. B. A. is now appearing with the Metropoli- tan Opera Compaljy which is touring the world. Catherine Slattery now has volumes of friends of all moods and personalities. Cath- erine is head librarian at the Congressional Library, Washington, D. C. Rita McLaughlin, jbetter known to her class- mates as Star, is bqokkeeper for the Atlantic Athletic Association, Atlantic City, N. Gloria Beaumont is a very efficient private secretary to Mr. Jason, president of the Rock- view Supply Company. Now touring the cfountry is Mercedes Brill. She is a private secnetary to Miss Sill, a very well known author. j Miss Audrey Blaclc makes her home in Wash- ington where she works for the U. S. govern- ment as a senior typist. Audrey has been re- warded for her excellent work by receiving many promotions. i june Schultz who is combining her musical talent with commercijal knowledge is employed at Volkwein's Music Store in downtown Pitts- burgh. l Having completed a course at the Grace Martin Business School, Alma Hohman is now employed at the Bessemer Lake Erie Railroad where she does secretarial work. l l K r-I 1. 'fl TG Every morning you may happen to see Jose- phine Raitano entering the Philadelphia Company, because that is where she is em- ployed. .Iosephine is making use of those com- mercial subjects she studied at S. B. A. Alice Bickert is taking dictation from Mr. Sanders at the Cosmopolitan Company where she works as his private secretary. Maryrose WVeber is a Civil Engineer. It was only an ambition at S. B. A., but now it is the fulfillment of a dream. Maryrose's college course was spent at Carnegie Tech. Among the top writers of the current year, we find the name of Sue Ryan. She is the writer of some of the best sellers ever copy- writed. Since you probably don't remember or even know her by her pen name we will intro- duce her to you, Mary Grace McCarter, a Senior of the Class of '43. If you have wondered what became of Lois Brennen, tune in station KMI. Lois has just returned to New York from Hollywood where she and Harry James, Jr., have just completed a picture. She is now appearing as vocalist with the current orchestra at the Biltmore Hotel, where Harry james, Jr., has begun a long engagement. Last week a large reception was held in the Hotel New Yorker for the very famous Kath- leen Waters. After graduating from S. B. A. Miss Waters attended New York University where she majored in Journalism. Kathleen has been on the staff of Time and Life magazines. She is proving her ability as a journalist. The golden orb is receding behind the hills, and the sun's rays grow dim at the close of day. The pictures thrown from the mirror on the wall are fast fading. With a backward glance, and a whispered prayer that our fu- ture careers be stamped with God's approval we now take up our duties that call for im- mediate service. Lois Brennen, '43 Kathleen WVaters, '43 WW!! llle luture is never revealetl to us, -Xslwe can plainly see. NVQ never know what is in store Ulf just what is to he. ll: ve you ever noticed the wondering eyes, Or the tone ol' tl1e gratluate's voice Xs,s'he says good-bye to the school she loves, Xnkl, hello to the lile ol' her choice? l t . . . Although she seetns earelree, tn ea I p and gown. She knows that she ntust enthark , Upon the terrihle sea ol' lile, , So inviting, and yet so clark. ' As she clasps her diploma in loltletl hantls. Q .Xncl smiles through tear clinnnetl eyes. 4 She's glad to be going, hut hates to leave 9 'l'he school that gave her, het' start. I 5 The last act is over: the curtain lalls, i But we don't expect applause. XVe know that will eonte once we have I A complete success ol' ourselves. l But to all those stutlents hehintl us, ' lVe leave wishes ol' luck and sueeess, And hope they will always l'ClllCllllJCl', l ' And hold dear their memories ol' ns. I Alice Biekert l s g l s l tnatle , '-13 l i l LTV l y ,, fi r' ,l yay I I E Lg I 1 r MX MW M y y Q ff MW Zi i 0 0 A ,, ,- X Q to Si All w a d n l ma ack a d ll , t e ' ents at S. B. A. 'J hnd r axatir n tween p s b rspe sin t day's o. ine with various t' 1 ies. O y a stude n realiz e wonderf feeling t ,s comes over a girl, I 'B en she ' xble - fi littl pl sur by ch she .3 relieve the tenseness2 ' ich mpanies a ay of h rd choo w . -ff, I A ng tlie 1 y activit' s at Saint edict Acad y are the followi Ping P ng, a game ' which ery girl deli ts. aff v excellent opport 'ty to ercise ind rf s duri e long inte o. ' cials, too, at whic girls find ple ' yin da ' g, sing g and eco gi etter acquainted i one an- other is fflvxfays oura e ' n li ing an ate s Cjlzdleyball, e one ga e in ch a asses eb i - f 'e dly riv . eyballo bu s almost all t many of the ,Q , oth fore and after s o l and during th 5 l ch . Tennis isn't a. p ar wi the students ' s any other gxiles 1 , o w girls End niuc 1 ,' lax ion it. A 5 M i ' nothe 1 res 'n l t, re the various trips, nsor d by the Science ii partme t very tu f n partaken in at least one of these trips, and every- X one agr t at 1. ese ri ere among the most interesting features of their X M scientifi urses. ff , 1 if 44, Iii! Not a ci ool activ' i s center within or on the premises of the school. Danc- ,f ing and s i g p rties particularly, have been held at various places. X p Last, butnpot lea , is the preparation and research that went before the losing' and the win ing that followed our participation in the debates. Yes, it was work, but fun, tool And the results and school spirit these debates evoked more tha offset the time and effort the teams put into them N3 M if fit? IO. W if ss , C I Q s Ufo I I i OJ E' 4 Rx - Q fats V nv' - setENeE e1.UB 'irsl I-Mary Staab. Kathleen Simon, Rita McLaughlin. Yr' Role, fxillingI--Dorothy Sehoenig. Betty Selunnaeher, Patrieia .Xuer. Helen Callahan. J ja r Stjhanin, Mary Reilly, .loan Wzmdriseo. 'I'l1irrI Ifnur, fxlnnrlingQ-Rosemary Scherer. -lean Kress. Dolores Heyl. Lorraine llriskey. Margaret j Wagnet,, Virginia Pappert. La Rue Sehon, Patsy Holderoft. 737 xg I ju I I I . , Sc1ence I S. B. fl. Science Club eelebrated its Flrd birthday on April fi. The main objee- tive ol' tht' elub is to further the student's knowledge in seienee beyond that which is aequirqd in the classrooms. l'Vhen a student is indut'ted into the club she Chooses at seientislt whom she wants to study. At meetings the club members answer the roll-call by telling something pertinent about their seientilie Iriends. Amotlg the many activities for this year are photography, modeling mitotic' sets and 'writing radio plays about famous scientists. Activities will reaeh their elimax dpring ,-Xrbor XVeek when the annual tree planting will take place. . I I I I I I t ,fW ',W , - , J,,JL f W VT 1 rut . ' 'HW1 L fn- ig ti iibp WWJ' ' V .7 fn S it 'J' S-f ,it'i,f' tt f l t ff, N . X I X fa . . , M . f 'I , s J ,'I iff li X JAX' a-rel '- I' 4 Yu A Ku V ll fx' N I DEBATING TEAM First Ron'-Camille Porter. Betty Adams. Mary jean Steill, Ruth Meyerl, Gloria Beaumont, Helen Holdcroft, Rita McLaughlin. .S'1'1'onrI Row-Dolores Arch, Rita Diel. Alice Bittkert, Marie Staud, joan Aland, Barbara Bradley, Marian Rodgers, Dolores Heyl. Mary Alice Simon, Mary Agnes Butler. Debates SAINT BENEDICT ACADEMY caught the spirit of competition when in the fall ol' l94l it organized the Debating teanl. It was an up hill climb, plus research, study and in some instances, defeat. Nevertheless the girls who iorined the team would not be downed by defeat. Consequently, this year saw an enthusiastic group of young ladies eager to participate in the tournaments conducted by the Catholic Federation of High School Students under the sponsorship of Reverend Cyril Vogel. Alma Hohman, '43 K ,ftp At the Crossroads L Seniors I 3- g .: IIIA Ef . ,A , in '12 FIRST GROUP l lfirxl lfllH',f.Viffillgl -fllUl'l1l lleautnont. Helen Holtlcroft, Ruth Nleyerl. Nlary -lean Stelll. Adelaitle lt llueche e, Audrey lilac A S'l'l'IIIlf1 lfdzv, fsiltingj-Mary Agnes Butler. I.aVerne Hahn. Margie llrunner. Mary Lucille tion- nelly. Rita Xlcl.aughliu. 'I'hirrl Ifulu---Nlercecles Brill. Nlargaret Klheethatn. liileen llreitenhach. lean l'irolh, lrene Coll. Lois llllK'lllll'll. .Xlice liickerl. N Class Flower 'l'he class ol 'lil selected the Lily ol the Valley lor its class llower. I his dainty cluster consists ol' tiny hell shaped llowerets clinging to a stein. lts color is wltitel it symbolizes nieekness and charity. ,. K . - -s - - lhe ' Lily ol the Valley resentbles the girls that lornt the class ol' 713. As the tiny llowlws cling to their SICIII thus lornting a unit, in like nianner tlte girls striye to respo id, cooperate, and work in unison with their class ollicers, the student council. land the laculty. 'l'he ?'l,ily ol' the Valley attracts attention hy the fragrance ol' its perlunte rather tllan hy gaudiness and display ol' colorg similarly the class ol' '43 has been taught to realize in the sytnholisnt ol' its class flower the power and strength ol' virtue and character. 'l'he Lily ol' the Valley makes no display, hut rather is hidden, shielded, protected. and guarded by its leaves. Like their class llower the class ol' 'flfl have been girded with the armor of laith and trust in God and their Cocl-giytln gifts. Fortilied by these qualities and the recollection ol' the sytnholisni ol' the Lily ol' the Valley, thirty-six girls are prepared and equipped to take their place in lank and lile with other yottng wonten, to carry on lor God and Country wherever duty may call l'ort'h the standards ol' truth, loyalty, seryice and devotion. 1 Audrey Black t If G eg Class Colors BLUE AND VVHITE The Class of '43 after long deliberation, adopted blue and white for class colors. Blue is the symbol of truth. God colored the heavens and the deep sea, blue. Blue is the color in which Holy Mother Church garbs Christ's Immaculate Mother. Blue stands for truth, honor, integrity of character, and purity. NVhite is found in the fleecy clouds that float in the blue vault of heaveng white is the frothy foam of the ocean's waves. White symbolizes chasteness, inno- cence, and strength. Purity does not connote cleanliness of person, or neatness in dress or affability of manners, although these characteristics are her ornaments. Purity is cleanli- ness in thought, cleanliness in speech, cleanliness in action. Clean thoughts evoke clean words, and cleanliness of speech safeguards cleanliness of action. Blue and white are the colors of the Sodality, and every girl in the class of '-13 is a Child of Mary. Banded beneath the blue and white, the class of '43 will continue in the future to fashion their character on the pattern of Mary Immacu- late and guard their virtues, particularly truth and purity as the highest and most valued adornments found in woman. Mary Hagan At the Crossroads SECOND GROUP First Row, fSffffll'g'J7C2lIllCl'll1C Slattery, Dorothy Schmitt, Maryrosc XVeber, june Schultz, Dorothy Knoebel, Ethel Koller. Second Row, fsil'iir1gj-Ursula Hajduk, Marcella Thaner, Virginia Fuehr, Mary Hagan. Third Roar-Bernice Kim, Rita Lowenheim, Kathleen XVaters, LaVerne Cuckert, Cecilia Kravich, Josephine Rzutnno, Alma Hohman. Mary Grace McCarter Qabsentj . 1 gi IDD gp W. I-lv 7 Slim-l sf One re Year I Iunior I Tap lf1m'+lJolor'cs Coll, lilcznior Sl'll0L'llCl'liCl'. Edith Slnttcry, fi0llSlllllCC Schneider, Cznnillc l'ortcr, Allllll lit-sl. Virginian B2lllCl'. .loan Wzlndrisco, l.0l'Cll1l Rolicrson. Mirlrllri Ruff'---l,ois llorsrll, .xlllll'Cy' llztrlon, Dolores Arcli, Evelyn Crzlwfortl. hlztnc xll'fi1ll'ICI'. I,oz1'1'r lf0'll'Vl,0lllSl' Scltztnno. llcrnirc lVit'lalil1c, lrcnc XN'hilc. Knlltlccn Reilly. Nlziry Juno Suhnnin. 1 I Dt-:ir f-Seniors: On your grztduzuion day you will hc going out into il world which unity hc S0lllClN'll2ll dillcrcnt front that which you had plunncd. ll' you arc lilac othctl girls, und wc know you arc, you used to drczun about what you would do ultcr Qlilllllllllflll. Sonic ol' you may hc zlhlc to curry out your plains, hut nuiny ol' you will hc l'orc'cd by c'irc'tunstunc:c to reorganize your czirly drt-anis. Howcvcr, it will not mutter so lllllfll what you will bc doing znltcr that lDL'Zllll,lillll dzw in llunv, as liow you will hc succeeding. The Juniors will hc thinking ol' you, praying for you, :rind wishing you all thc luck and success in thc world. M -,,,,e,e f 11, R R N The three years we have known you we have looked up to you as big sisters. You welcomed us to Saint Benedict's when we were Freshmen. You remained friendly when we were SOIJl10lllOI'CS, and n Jw as our last year with you is drawing to a close, we have only the fondes' tho hts and memories ol you. You shall always be foremost ' nteinory whenever we recall our school lile at Saint Benedict Academy. ' t 'good-bye, but l'arewell'l to you, dear Seniors. One More Y Iunior II In Desks-llorotliv Sehnltlieis. Marie Stand. Barbara Bradley. Rita Mae Arnold, Mary Reilly, Rita Mae Michaels, Mary Catherine Conners, Mary Platek. SfIl71!IlHg4-Pl!lllll1C Mayer, Bertha Ligday, Colette Lowrie. Grace Rupp. lfranees Lalmow, Mildred - Weber, Rosemary Giger, Ruth Krepp, Mary Staab, joan Aland, Marian Rodgers. fljyfy 5 MM J ,Q , .. w -,uve My 'LglfWc?1y Throug W1 MVMXMM . Q ff K ,. . fp UI VU 'l X , j P S IZ i I WJ! f QD I My Ag E I ' I 4 'wi' W I 4 l ,DW jj A ophomore I XDA K M! Taj: Hun' :Maury filllfl' NlcKccn . '5 S' UML lh-My lll'lllIslCllL'l'. 1 I cln ' flIll'l A 7 I'xl2lSk.g1llll'y llcllry. ' MSl'f'Il1IfI lion'-lbumlln Ycy. lixclyn Brm ,lDl'l'. Hclcn Clzlllzllmn. IICRIII Ku-ss, pf :H2ll'j.Q2ll'K,?l Sl2llllCf.- 0 l,r111'1'r Ifr.z1'f---limlrlzu xlill' fQiCgL'l'il'h. Nllllf Grzlcg ' cell, K-1 fzilllllflly. llullslullrc Nlllllfh. , 'I'i1lllaKUlPll, lkclly Mlznns. .Xmlrcy l'Ul'lJpCl'l. 'lilzxlmclll ' V4 f 1 I, F . . My S. , . 5 M Ax MW ,L BE m . 'INIO S WMM, ' f ' 1 - . L w ,. . 5 , w W ' A, 16, ur SH 1' Llzlss 'c lzlrcwcll fipny-R10 Q 5 'K-'now 'tis Close ' 4 . ix I 10 cr msc' our book ol' mon :rl is ' ' lb lJl'CSL'l'YL' 1110111 alll ou: ys. N' '45 O ' Lust your when wc wcrc I-l'CSll. -s W i You wvlmlmlccl us with cu I cll c'l1c 1' rx Q i ,-Xml L'YQ'l'S' clay ill S. B. A. f 4602, I ' ' XV:n.' lu ' lcczulsc ou s 'rc lll'2ll'. R . I s 1 lilly J s I xc JC! XJ Now wc say lin' ' vcll m you, 0 44-fig! But wc'II I '1' 'ly guocl-lmyv. ' ' For llu- l.l'iCIll ' in l2ll'S Inc-lwc-c'l1 us Mg , A , Clam nc 1 vcr die-. NI 1 lm w My +www WJAWQQWA Q fffff - 5,1 , WA Xb ML . 5-K '97 if rl ' . . ' . n' . . . X5 rf! If Tops is just znother name for t clas' '45, Rougish, lun-loving, and mis- ehievousg yet, energetic, studious, n e ' le, ie Sophomores are on the road U, to victory in their studies, their act 'iti s, a all, their school spirit. These 'Q 'ik young ladies are determined o n t at n. IC ' themselves and for S. B. A. ' 5?- ' 'ology is their h y' eomet ', tiei 11 htmzlre: Latin, their crossword 30 .iv puzzle, istory, their L 1 'onnaireg Eng ifi, their girlhood dreztmsg Religion, outllieir ide and S. li. A. the best in a million. ' J The Class of '45 lf' Rf My gfu-CJ Half Way Througylgvyb jp, ,, JWJJ. l,. . . .M 0 l. Auld ' Mtv View .QVJP il W7 2??i'Z4j Wffifilff? f-fd'2A dx 1641-r ' off-v-64914 P . . ' Y Y i 7 T I N515 Sophomore H39 6 4'f7 j ff! Top Ron'-Virginia Pzlppert, Betty SL'lllllH2lCl1Cl'. Kathleen Simon, Carol Reynolds, . Rue Sznehon. Mzirinnne Breltenlmucli, Vilma Mae DiI.isio. Srrozzzl Rou'fAnne Sehztwel. Loretta Kweder. Rose I.z1Murk, Lorruinc Brisky, Dorothy Sehoenig, Lucille Milano. Rosemary Scherer, Inez .-Xngeletti, Mary Rose Ruitzmo. y1.ozw'r Ron'-lllury Alice Simon, Rilu Diel. Dolores Climber, Putrieizn Auer, Mztrgzuet XVZIQIICT. june Diel, Dolores Heyl, Mary Fuessel, Dorothy Father. ' ' 'Ax , I LM l 'A' A Q bfi! X ' N ' -' 'J I K ,xx . CV M H CD Y V65 ss .I . I I ,X X . , I' X Q l f 3 ,x l ,. fyQ. 7'ff 5 .- .3 -. 'K ' P A P ' fl l I A l I J fl l V ,X . t X, X y X H ,I N p t N . ' X by' .1 I x T tl ' rf' ' l J , ' I - - W. x K Nl- X' -Q DK? T Q l 2.,.l.,1. l 'I CHL l llfllw ig I M i, ,ry N A Good Start Freshman I lfiml Html. laillirzlgy-Sltit'lt't'n I.at'l1c'x'. Yalcria l.cy, ljllfillllf St'ltaIlm't'. l t'am't's Slatttl, Norma lice lll0lll.tNllll'X lille-n Nlrlstttgltlitt. Nliltlrctl Yvy. Clzlllwtillc l.ow1'iu, Lois lfortl. .Svroml Iflfzt'---llvlclt Nlihm. 'Ittulc Hllflllllg. 'l'ct'csa Dolmlmins. Mary YoclLt't'. lXl2ll'g1ll'L'l lloltlrroll Rita Stcigt't'waltl, .xllll NlmSorlcy. Marjorie Roos. liltarlotlc f:llCK'lll1llll. l.Ul'l41llllC Ciollratl Kathlzlcn 1 lh't'ilcttlmacl1. I l 'Hzirrl Ihzt' 'Nlary l.ou Walsh. Rosemarie llrtttmcr. Dorothy CTit'nt'k. Nlary .xllll Vasil. XYittifl Klonmlrs, Sltirltlt- lScc'lycr. l'alt'imi:t Nlurpln. llolorcs lltthct. lam- xtttt-stmtl, Virginia lfrocltlitlt livlly pXlot1allatl. Nlary -Iam' 'l't'gctholl'. Rose Xlariv lvgctlloll. l ' I KW- are just tht- littlc grt-cn l'1l'L'SlllIlL'Il ol' 'Alfi-grccn in thc ways antl wools ol t l 1 l I I ty ing plaqt- to thc rc-tl ol Sll'L'Ilglll and valor, also thc hlut' ol' untlauntc-cl loyalty aml truth. 'llhv llamcs from tl1cSztt'1't-cl Hcart must sct alirc our C'll2ll'1lL'lL'l' with nobility and laith in our ltrllow-t'lasstnatcs. 'lnhc hluc must hc' thc shatlow ol' Ma1'y's mantlt upon our pt-rsotlality rcsplcmlcttt with Clltristlikc pt'1'scyct':tm't' in thc good and bt-autiltil. Out' reputation can only hc black, whitv. or pt-rltaps, a hazy grey: th ll is, IN'l'S0llS jutlgc' us to ht' had, good or lllillll'Cl'L'lll1 but our Clllll'1li'lCl'-M'll2ll wc att high Sfllfltll C'lll'l'lfllllllll hut way clown tlccp in ourst'lyt's that hopt'l'ul color is Q in tht' sight ol' Cotlsmust Inc scarlet rccl and tttllatlvcl hlttc. l HDV Y QI gl 5 Il The one hundred twenty-four little tendrills admit that our wisdom is incom- parable to that ol our elderly, and shall we say, antiquated classmates. As we peep our little green heads above the sod we are determined to climb the highest peak ol' the trellis which is now held by the seniors. XVe have a high aim, splendid op- portunity, and a staunch will. Only sustained unity and time are needed to accom- plish lirst flass results. 'l'herel'ore: GREEN BUT GROXVING is very ll'llC. Yes, unity, for this is symbolized by our class llower, the American Beauty rose. Each ivl'CSl1Ill2lIl is represented as a petal of the rose. As they are all united at the base to form one Ilower, so we are united to form a glorious freshman class. A Good Start Freshman II l ir.x'I Row. left to right-l,lleille Henry. 'l'llCl'CS1l XYalter, 'liheresa Hohman. Mary Coscia. Srronrl Ron'-Kathleen Roll, Louise Wurstlein, l'atric'ia Rofhford. Gertrude llalligan. -Ieamne Srhaetlier. Ruth Walter, Dorothy Reiter, Grace Sclrenkel. Third Ram'-Rose Pitassi, Claire Lang. Dolores Reiehle, ,lemme Richard, Nlildred Labow, Mamie Seialabba, Dolores Strauss, Marie Ann Strub. Fourllr Razr'-Frances Macak, Peggy Meflarter, Henrietta Kengerski. Nladeliue Porter, Dorothy Arelr. Evelyn Robertson, Mary Dee Creehan. Kill. I l I Q K! A Good Start l l f Freshman III lffrxl How fillingl, lvft to right--iioriiiuc Craig, l,illl'It'l1l Rotlgcrs. Nlzrrgzrwl Hzrllcrziu. Marry .latin- Kt-ziruw. .llYK'l'lIt' Long, l':itrit'i:1 Burke, tlzmc Schull, Ruth Nlcycrl, Bt-t'irit'c IIZIIICIA, hl1lI'j'lll'l'l Stzulck. i 5 Srrrnzrl lfoil- -Nlzult-Iyu l.t-mln. lit-i'iiit'c lioskorir. Anus: Lorvuz. Norman Clospcr. lililxrhctli Skoxriur. Gvrarltlit L' .lUtJS.'l01lll l'l0l-lllllllll. Roscmzlric Potctl, Mary Hclhliug. Lorrariuc filllllll'l', Cccilizt Sthrvy. I 'I'lrirrI Ilan -'Ht-tty llillll' Wzulilcr. lxllllil Nlzry Kress. Roscrnury Horrruzruu. fi1llllCl'lIlC Skillcu. Ritz: llork, lilnit- Ilfllllll. Xlziriou House: Rhotlir Mary lluwlr. .luuc Clrcsco. Ruth Rosscu. i F III Sl'lll0lgS, you nrt' sailing :lwzly Iroiu your .-Klum hl2llCl'. XVC woultl rczrtlily grunt you an licry r'hzu'iot or irizlgic'c'z11'pct to wing your wily through tht' miuiztturt' art-ous ol' tht' Iulurc. But, tlczu' Scuiors, wc must. l'Cllll'l1llllly ollcr you at wsu'-ltztwk. at lmzltllcsliip, zlutl :ui zxrruy tank. 'lllcsc sccut to hc tht' only sL1c'c't'ssl'ttl cz1t'1'ic1's through this turhulcnt Slfllggll' IOWVZIHIS victory :uid pczlcc. But no! 'l'l1crc is sourc- thiug uiolx- powcrlul than war planes, more poiguzutt thzui lmzittlc-Sltips, :mtl mort' i siic'u'ssl'til2 thzut zuiy Zlflllilllllflll. Hztvc you not iclczlls.-liverrts,-:mtl wills? You :irc tht- ruistrtl-ssc-s ol' ilcstiuy. Your supcriority must ht- at coinlmitrzitiort ol' morzrl prin- ciples, lollty itlcztls, virulent zuuhitiou, I'CSlgllZllI0ll :mtl lDCl'SCVCI'1lllL'C whcthcr fou- lrontc-cl Imly sttcccss or luilurc, at willingness to rcncw thc iuurflt, :mtl zur vlliwrcs- ccrncc ol' sgiuilcs. Your fxllllil Mzucr will never ration thcsc gills lot' you! 1 l il? G .J ? v T Y I C0 W limi' it t. IV The Iirst big social event ol' the year held by the Freshmen was the Barn lemonstrated a second time by the presentation ol the annual Christmas lays. ' Debates! The Freshies did their part, too. NVe enjoyed our first debatil f J actic' and hope that by next year we shall be considered good enough to en hating team. The feast ol Saint Valentine was celebrated with a Vale in ' rty. The Sophomores were the guests of the Freshmen. This was a lit pi Jack c tm 1 My , I Dance. Every girl reported a good time. The social spirit ol the class ol '46 was f K f' for the grand initiation the Sophomores gave us in October. Th ' . ass a. whole responded to the organization ol the Camera Club. The pur os of t ' l ' ci teach the girls how to take pictures, print and develop ll1Cl llCI H , shown their great love for the Bless l Sacrament by for 1 th an 1 ut t the Blessed Sacrame . - I f if 5 ill' ,i t qt XJ' 3 A Good Sturt Auf! . Freshman IV First Row, fsilfingj left to right-Rose Marie Toia, Mary Agnes Branney, Rose Marie Civitovac, Geraldine Dzikowski, Mary Bernice Deverts, Evelyn White, Mercedes Neuch, Mary Strahler. Second Ron'-Dorothy Uber. Mary Therese Flaherty, Mary Lou Flaherty, Pearl Roberson, Berna- dette Vogel, Mary Margaret Spagnola, Rose Marie Maier, Dolores Elias. Marcella Funk, Bernadine Zielinski. Third Rozuillcrnadine XVild, Rita Holleran, Joyce Carroll, Marie Fahey, Rose Marie Beschaner, Priscilla leitler. Jennie Moskas, Margaret Flaherty, Rose Mary Smith, Clare Schidner, Mary Agnes Victor, Nancy Manganarc, Virginia Saguta. No Regr Night an One In I Didn't This Is Let's Get Why Ca Without We Did Practice I Poured I've Hea Dear Ol Insect S The Thi All In F In An 18 It's A Si Whistle Time Fo Keep 'E Bless 'E You Go The F. I Had T Light A Nature's I'm Gon Twelfth One Pot Is It Too There A I Love Trust M Blue Sep What's With Yo That Sa You Cou U Q lil fi ir, X Song Hits of 1943 ts ...... .... Day ................... Million .................... now What Time It Was ..... orth Fighting For ........ Away From It All ......... 't It Always Be Like This ...... Chance To Think It Over ..... t Before ..................... akes Perfect .............. My Heart Into A Song ..... d That Son Before g ...... Pal Of Mine .......... ng ......... gs I Love ............... vor Say Aye ............... h Century Drawing Room .... To Tell A Lie ............ hile You Work ......... junkin ......... Smilin ................... All ........................ our Way And I'll Go Mine .... . I. ...................... . e Craziest Dream ........ andle In The Chapel ....... . . . . .Enrolling at S. B. A. ..........HomeWork . . .. .Class of 1943 ..........Late . . . .Graduation .....First Aid . . . . .Silence .....Quiz .....Passed ...........Typing .........Music Class . . . .Gregorian Chant . . . . . . . . .Shorthand .........Biology .....Study Period ....C1ass Meeting .........Library ....Student Body ........??Pl ll ....Cleaning Desks .............Faculty ..............Students . . . .Faculty and Students . . . . .Student Council . . . . . .Paid Tuition . . . . . . .After Lunch Wonderland ................................ .... S t. Joseph's Park a Lock My Heart And Throw Away The Key .................. Office treet Rag ............................ toe, Two Potatoe .................. Late ............. e Such Things .... Parade ........ em ber ........ ew ............. r Permis.sion ............... e Old Story .................... d Build A Better Mouse Trap .... Who W uldn't Love You ............... The On and Only .................... Lovable .................................. You're 'Dhe Greatest Discovery Since 1492 .... When The Deep Purple Falls ............. .............S.B.A.Dusters .........l0c and l5c Lunch Plate . . .. . . .. .To PayTuition ...........A'sonReports . . . . . .Marching in the Halls . . . .Forgetting Car Pass Money ...............SchoolStarted . . . .Seniors Talking to Juniors ..............S1ster Dolores . . . .No Uniforms . . . . . . . . .Janitors . . . .Sister Regina . . . .Class of '44 . . . . . Sophomores .........Freshman ..............PassionSunday Mary Jean Steffl, '43 Rita McLaughlin, '43 QQ5 :, fSV4L6ZS?S?fi:s5f?ffgl,f6fSg?fLfifZgfgggiigsdgfffigdifiep 'r I giffj il 'r l ff! ' .1 ji W If 1' X l ' ,4,f?7c2f' ff BH TIJACKNOMH.DGEITS f o 'D EDY S , . l , to the Student ody for patronizing the 1 en' r sociq g I to the St. Joseph s Protectory Press for it ex- X , njq- cellent wo n prin 'ng he Bene cta' ' J I tgthe Strem Studio for their exquisite pho- tographyg XGA, ' ' W' or e - 4: lent service in directing our class pla sg I l to ur atris,A ei d ur 4' i w contributed most gener- ously in helping to make a success of A 9 lx Jgis eighth volume of the Be ed 1 X ' 'Xu MM' fewff J JG lx :,iZ,:?4Lg,!g'i4, ,374 ::::-1 -:::::L:::: :: : A::::::::: -- ::4,:! :: : AN EXCELLENT TRAINING IN THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME Step d-u ourses Start une 1, j 28 and be Ma!y udentj arn m 350 to 5150 Doing Actual Ogice Work as Part of their Cours I gfiiifidnheron School FOR SECRETARIES 4 R IT anti IXTH at WOOD ilu-- A-, ,Tulum , ,,----i------- nn-, ,,, ,,,,,,, , v,w-v-------- 'I i 1, B Qzifiw ,LJ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Adams Jake Amato Wm. F. Andres Mr. and Mrs. l.. V. Arnold A M. 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CHEAPER PER YVINTER! :I . .A In 'f 3 -Eli! , ln..- 1 , , , X RETAIL DIVISION 417 WVOOD STREET GRant 3121 I I Q ' - - -----'A----+ - - I I II 'I 'I 'I 'I II II II 'I II II 'I II 'I II 'I 'I 'I 'I II V'ERSONAI. LOANS Loans available from 5IiI00.00 lo 51,000.00 Rule Iifg discount I'ayaI5l1.' in wruzlhfy IVIXHIHIIIUPIIX You m'I'I,' nal bc I1 Ifrpoxilor nf lfzix IINIPII6 Member of federal Deposit Insurance Corp. VVORKINGMANS SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST CO. 800 I-last Ohio Street, Pillsbnrgli, Pa. U --- '-- :I :::::,::p I 'I II II 'I II II II II II II 'I 'I II 'I I I II U Q 'I II 'I 'I II II II 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I II II II II II 'I II II 'I 'I 'I II 'I 'I II II U :::::::::I I i BEST IVISH ES from your CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER FOR I9-I3 49 QTREM STUDIO i . I I I T 4 R I 4 N01 DNN Q I, SEI-LALO G0 IT Rf EVE ' 2 1' f Il, f Q A fa,-.2 it TT' 1 2 S 1 4 5 ao U' fn I- -ep- gigff' mag S+? QI FJ' 0-UQ 2.9m Q Z W N Q N U1 I I I I -----D ---- CONCRA'I'ULA'l'10Ns to the GRAnUA'I'ING CLASS OF 1943 F 49 MR. AND MRS. KOZLER Phone FAil'fzlx 3503 CHARLES M. DORSCH SHOES I-'OR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Q3 700 E. Ohio Slreel, North Side I'illslnn'gh, Pu. CONGRA'l'UI.ATIONS FROM FATHER ALBERT FARINA FATHER JOSEPH FARINA FATHER DOMENICK DeBLASIO FATHER RICHARD PALUSE 1 NORTH SIDE DEPOSIT BANK 516 Federal Street, North Side Pittslnurgh, Pa. , 49 Member Federal Deposit lllSllI'2llICC Cotpomtion CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1943 49 MR. AND MRS. M. S. THOMPSON --AA---------AAA------A--A----Q COMPLI MENTS OF P. E. ILANGE Sa COIVIPLIMENTS OF ST. BONIFACE LYCEUM Q- --------------- - ------------- Telephone GRant 3848 L. C. ROSSEN COMPANY RENOVATORS and CLEANERS of HATS 6? 334 Fourth Avenue-First Floor Between Wood and Smithfield St. Pittsburgh, Pfi. gv: 1 C. A. MICHEL Sc COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1846 Painlx-Brushes-Varrzixhes-Lafltlers 640 Smithfield Street 5 Seventh Avenue 112 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh, Pn. 19 West Second Street, Greensburg, Ifa. GRant 4484- THE IRON CITY PRODUCE CO., INC. Es1'ABL1s1-mn 1880 2008-10 Smallman Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. -::::::::L::::::::::::::::::::p Sava the INSURED Wi-I I' Homv ortgzlgvs Rcpaid Like Rent XVORKING+IENS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION III4 East Slvvt, North Sidc, Pittsburgh, Pa. Clidzlr 7297 -::::::::':::::::::::::::::::4 NIliII+RS'I S RIiS'I'AURAN'I' 632 Eat Ohio Str 1-n' t, North Side Spxcif Lurzfh 1'r1 f1.v I 1nIlDir1nn.v Personal Mn zigv.-Incnt-Rcfim'd Surroundings 'I I I I I I I VCOMPLIMENTS I I 'ff LOUIS HIAHN ik SON, I-'LORISTS ' - :::::::,p::::::::::::::::::4 IIRANI I,DSMOIIII.I'1 COMPANY ISa1I'N am! Scrwin' Pcrrysvil c Avunuc :It Bcllvvuu Rozld A West View, PII. VVIEIIington 1500-1707 I ,,,,,,,,4,,,,:::,,,,,,,:,:,, - I -::::::::i,,,::::,-,,-,---,-,, I lFAirfax 2235-36 IJONA'I'ElII,I GRANITE COMPANY M+Wl0filIl.I nf Chnrnclfr 2141-47 pirighton Road, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. I I SIIIIIS NROIHIQRS. INC. Cfxxiom Built lvuwfry JL'W'l'Il'I'S thi Saint Bcncdict's Aczldvmy Class 'Rings--I'ins Invitations Fzictoiy Office I1-I0 Cornelia Show Room 27 E. Monroe St., Chicago, Ill. cr --- ----- lf AA-----A-----A A--H I q:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I CHAS R S sm? AG ENCY l87l :I g,:::::::::::::::::::::: ..,.. - CONCR.'1 TULA TIONS 'I'O 'I'IIE CLASS OF 1943 PHI KAl'I'.X GAMMA SORORIIY Lifjin BUSINESS TRAINING CULLEGE SECRETARIAI. ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COUIXSIZS ATLANTIC 2573 6 FULTON BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PB. l.'OMPl,IMIf.'VI'S N ARTHUR I . LOIVRIE, SR, IIOMPLIMENTS U IlIiNIiIJIC'I'INIi FAIHFRS SAINT IIONIIfACIi CHURCH I COMPLIMENTS of A F R I E N D Wlillington 2280 YVRIGHI BROTHERS Safer am! Servuice At West View Park Edgar L. Wright, Mgr. RAMSAY PUMP Ik SUPPLY COMPANY 529 FULTON BUILDING Pittsburgh, Pa. PUMP ENGINEERS I n I no n:Avf:1r AV 4 f 0 9 any cr ' UGS 0 The Beff P VIC ROLAS RECORDS RADIO and suscrmcnz. APPLIANCES N. s. Prrrsau RG H. Pe.. COZVIPLIZVIEJV TS 01' NORTH CATHOLIC BOYS' HIGH C1a.v.vic-Szcifzg-I oreign Open Eferzings ROONEY and IVILLET'I S HIT PARADE New and Used Recurds 407 Fedrrzll St. N. S., Pittsburgh, Pzl. CE 0360 Camplimentx of CHRISTIAN MOTHERS SAINT BONIFACE CHURCH North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. WE1lington 1005 BLIND FLORAL COMPANY Florirfx-Decoralors Perry Highway, West View Pittsburgh, Pa. WEIlington 0303 BERKLEYIS PHARMACY The Reliable Presrfipfion Store Center Avenue, and Perry Highway, West View Pittsburgh, Pa. COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND E. E. ZIIVIINIERIVIAN COIVIPANY S26 Fulton Building Pittsburgh, Pa. T11rpentine'Roxin-Linseefl Oil COMPLIMEN TS of BLATTNER FUNERAL HOME BEC KBRT'S SEED STORE, Inc. Established 1877 Our only store is at l03 Federal Street, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. COMPLIMEN TS of F. C. HINKEL Sc BRO., Inc. FLORIST -W ...........v -0---vvv COAIPLIMENTS of the LADIES AUXILIARY of SAINT ATHANASIUS CHURCH Reservations :an be had for Weddings-Banquets Brichze-and Farewell Parties WIEGANIYS CAFE Corner Fnrelund and james Streets, North Side Phone: CEdar 9957 -V ...vvvv .-------v - --- Cornpliuzcntx of ALDERWMAN FRANK j. SURMAN N and CONSTABLE RAY XVIEGAND 23nd Ward, Pittsburgh, Pa. Y Fu Phone FAirfax 199 8 'VALTER SPERLING nceal Difeclor and Embalmcr Corner Lockhart and Nash Streets, North Side Visit Our New Chapel COMPLIMENTS of DAUM Sc HELM HARDWVARE COMPANY Phone: FAirfax l666 For Many Years Catering to Institutions S. M. BASSICK Wholesale Dealer-Cojeex, Teas and Groceries 708 Middle Street, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND Easy to get to . . . CORNELIUS PAPPERT Funeral Home 2705 East Street, North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pl Irvr Ie CEdnr 0100 COMPLIMENTS vf NVILLIAM SCHNITGEN Phone FAirfax 5678 SCHAEFER Xa MCGOURAN The Prexcriplion Phannacy 3900 Perrysville Avenue, Cor. East Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 STEPHEN Sc COINIPANY 207 Exist Ohio Street, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. on-R Fu- rv viuns ON 1-:AST ouro sTReE'r Kleiner Meyer THE THINKING FELLOYV CALLS A YELLOYV Gkzmt 8100 : : ::: : ::,H 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Llnden 3003 HENRY L. BETCHER Funeral flows 633 California Avenue Avalon, Pa. COMPI.IMEN TS of BELLEVUE SAVINGS Sc TRUST COMPANY IVILLIAINI ROENISCH Dealer in Fresh Ami Smokeri Meals Poultry Live and Dressed Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables 909-ll Chestnut Street, North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone: CEdar 4276 ATlz1ntic 1388 I7. MALONEY Optirizm 6113 Jenkins Arcade Pittsburgh, Pu. Phone: FAirfnx 0694 Established 1890 L. P. SINIITI-I FUNERAL HOBIE L. P. Smith, Director 1707 Brighton Place, North Side Pittsburgh, Pu. CONGR1-I TULA TIONS to the GRADUATING CLASS of 1943 A. BETZ 'I 5 Q 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I W D 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 -IUniper 2996 SAINI ABBOTT Hear Disrribzzlor 3200 Brighton Road, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. Covzpfivzenhv lo Me GRADUATING CLASS of 1943 lVIO'I'IIER'S CLUB of SAINT ATHANASIUS CHURCH NICNAINIARAS DELICATESSEN 261 Center Avenue Emsvvorth, Pa. Phone CEdnr 3749 HARTLEY CLEANERS 804 East Street, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. I I CEdar 0835 Res. CEdar 1337-FAirfax 4580 A. C. GIERL Air Conditioning-Sheet Metal Work-Roving 1001 Spring Garden Avenue, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. COMPLIMEN TS of ANNA M. CHAMBERLAIN Alexander Campbell Thompson Anne Noble Thompson NOBLE THOMPSON INSTITUTE Essential Business and Secretarial Training Courses: Day and Evening 10 Months' Secretarial-5 Months' Stenographic 3 Months' Otfice Machine-Key Punch Course State Theatre Building 335-Sth Ave. AT 2255 CEdar 1285 E. LOVRENCIC : Funeral Home 860 Lockhart Street, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. ------,F-vvv----------------- BEST WISHES ART ROONEY J. MCKAIN sf soN Hat Cleaners 636 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. ATlantic 0332 Q -:: -::::::::::::::::::::::::: :I I II RooT's I: NEW 51 PER CENT ROLLED CANDLE 'I :: Will Burn :: 25 Per Cent Longer Than Similar Candles ll Ask your Root Representative about them I I .- ...... --- -::,,,,,,,,,:,,::, I: ' vvvv - - 'I 'I 'I I I CONGRATULATIONS 'I :: BECICS ROOFING :I II FAirfax 3356 East at Elmira I I 'I 'I -::::::: -:::::::::::::::::::: 'I :I I II com-1,1ME1vTs I II of :I I I: A FRIEND I I 'I 'I g:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: gf:::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::, 'I 'I :I I :I COMPLIMENTS I I af 'I :I C. R. FUNDENBERG, Jr. I 'I 'I 'I 1, -::::.-::::::::::::::::::::::: :I I :: COMPLIMENTS I I of I I :I SAINT MARY's LYCEUM I I: North Side I 'I -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 'I 'I :I I If COMPLIMENTS I 'I of 'I :I ,: JAINIES CONNELLY I 'I 'I U ! Compliments of BILL SIRLIN Wholesale and Retail Dislribulors of Beer and Ale YVEST VIENV ICE COMPANY 159 Perry Highway, West View, Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone: WE 1515 SCHWARZMEIER-KRESS BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 3139-53 Exist Street, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments to the Graduating Class of 194-3 MR. Sc MRS. THOMAS BRENNEN Wlillington 1908-09 Notary Public DAVID M. SIMON Homes, Lois, Farms, ziaerage, Mortgages, Fire Ins. 440 Perrysville Ave., West View, Pa. STERLING THE ODORLESS CLEANING Serving the public since 1928 15 Bellevue Ave., West View Phone We 1112 Cinders-Slug WVILLIAM L. HEID Confracl and Domestic Coal Phone Perrysville 1009 BARD'S Your Ice Cream Stare 3923 Perrysville Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh, A. DiMatte0, Prop.-FA 7614 Pa. Compliments of NORTHERN LIGHT COMPANY 219 E. Ohio St., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone: FA 3366 RAY VJIEGAND CONS'I'ABLE- 23rd WARD North Side's Finest Meu's Slore GOLDIE'S MEN'S YVEAR 203 East Ohio Street, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. LEBRO DRUG STORES Prescriptions-Deep Cul Prices S01 Lincoln Ave. Cor. Balph Ave., Bellevue, Pa Llnden 3000 Compliments of HARRIS PERRY THEATRE COOKUHN TEA ROOM 560 Lincoln Avenue, Bellevue, Pa. JUniper 0764 Complimenls of MR. Sc MRS. E, A. BRUNNER HARIBURG AGENCY Real Eslale and Insurance-Nolary Public 4-54 Perrysville Road, West View, Pa. WEl1ington 2225 A. YVANDRISCO Firsl Class Shoe Repairing-Shoes of Quality CEd:ir 1646 N. Franklin K Fulton Streets, N. S., Pitsburgh, P FAMOUS FOOD BIARKET 600 East Ohio Street, N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone CEdar 7832 VARIETY BOWVLING ALLEYS 1717 Beaver Avenue N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. H. E. Earls, Mgr.-CEdar 9004- MEDER'S GARAGE 1710 East Street, N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Business CE 1541-Residence FA 5460 3-::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 5 A A A A A::::::::::::::::::::, Q ROSE PECHAR BEAUTY SALON 336 Ce mtcr Avenue, West View, Pa. For Appointments call WE 1365 Rt-S. we 1369- J HENKE'S MARKET All Kimi: of Fresh and Smoked Meatr 1627 Ea Phone CEdar It Street, N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. 934- jacob Henke, jr., Prop. HENRY G. LOFINK 5146 J Prerrriplion Oplician nkins Arcade, Pittsburgh, Pa. fficc A'I'lantic 0110 Compliment: of A FRIEND . ....... I ..........,,AA. AAAA , Compliment: of M ATHILDA GIERL Complimenlx of MRS. GUEHL SCHELLH FAirfax 6063 AS 8: SON FUNERAL HOME 705-. 07 East Street, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. HA Y'S LUNCHEONE'l l'E Regular Me'al.-Short Orderx-That Good Cofee 525 Gjveston Ave., North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. -------.g:----------AA---A--- D. V. MARSHALL Hauling Conhuclor--l'lflov.'ir1g 81 General Hauling 609 Tripoli St., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone: FAirfax 0897 SUPERI Floor Ovcr 3925 Evergr OR HARDWOOD FLOORS Service In All Irs Branches 5 Years Practical Experience n Rd., N. S., Pgh., Pa.-WE 0554 Refrigerared Beer-Ready to Serve IVARREN E. TURNER 471 Perry Highway, West View, Pa. Phone WEl1ington 1301 Compliment: of BRIGHTON THEATRE :md BOWLING ALLEYS I... C. BRUECKNER General Insurance-Notary Public 1610 Lawrie Street, N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone CEdar 1155 Cowplimenls of JACOB SCHWAB 2301 East Street, N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. CEd:lr 9759 BALICKYUS CAFE Liqu or--Beer-Lunch es 1310 California Avenue, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. Complirmrnhr of IVIANCHESTER IIOYVLING ALLEYS Congratulations lo the GRADUATING CLASS of 1943 - afc JOHN S. DOBBINS AHLERS LUMBER COMPANY 928 E. Ohio Street, North Side Pittsburgh, CIZQ, Pa. Wallpaper Greeting Cards GlBSON'S 1500 Beaver Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Gift Shop Picture Framing Complimenls of HITE'S DRUG STORE EDWARD TRURAN Choice Native Meals 336 Center Avenue, West View WE1lington 2200-2201 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS of 1943 BILL IERANNEY lNIEYERL'S CAFE Beer, Wine, Liquors-Q-Piellv Beer on Draughl 1322 East Street-CEdar 9290 A A A A A ---- A A -:::::::::::::::: JOSEPH ABBOTT Wholesale beer Dixlriimlor 360 Center Avenue, West View Phone Wlflllington 2262 co 1vGRA,TU1,A TIO NS TO THE GRADUATES of 1943 A F R I E N D J. TOONIEY Upflnifferirzg 1139 Pennsylvania Avenue, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa.--FA 9296 STANGER PLUMBING CO. Rsgixfcreil Pidmbivzg Cnnlraclors E. W. Stanger WE 1044 M. E. Stanger CE 1766 Office and Shop CE 0689 North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. ::::::::::::,A::::::::::::::4 MRS. POWELUS Variety and Hobby Slofe Home Made Bake Goods China, Pottery, Vases and Dinner Sets 900 East St., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa.ACE 5848 F. LAiNIlNI'S Cleaning, Pft,.YXiWg, ami Repairing Suits Made to Order--All Kinds of Alterations 1016 Chestnut St., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone FAirfax 9024 MRS. s. CAlRLISLE Sc co, I. M. Stoltely, Proprietor Fine Millirnery' am! Dfexsex 409 E. Ohio St., N. S., Pgh., Pa.AFA 2421 Compliments of DELTA GAMBIA KI Clzmpiimcnlx of 23111 NVARD DENIOCRATIC- CONINIIYISISEE HEINTZ CAFE Beer, Wines, Liquofx, Lunches 656 Center Avenue, West View BOB EBITZ Wholexale Beer Di.fffi!7lll0f 826 Suismon Street, North Side FA 4400 MILLER'S STEAK HOUSE Cor. Suismon and Middle Streets, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. YVIN'l'ERI-IAI.'l'ER'S BAKERY 3631 California Avenue, N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. We invite your patronage Phone JU 1061 IV. F. O'BRIEN, FUNERAL DIRECTOR 3724 California Avenue, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone JUniper 1680-6184 R. H. YVINDCASSEN A1110 Service SIa1i0nATire.v, Tulzex, Accexxariex Middle and Foreland Streets, N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone CEdar 9816 Compliments of lNICDONAI.D'S FUNERAL HONIE Avalon, Pa. Compliments to lhe GRADUATING CLASS of 1943 DIARY BILKE of if DERDA BR Wholusale Live a ressed Poultry Bu t Cheexe 409 Chesunu . . Pgh., Pa.-CEl999 C oice 14 Mad ' ex, Liquors, Reef glut Lunches son Avenue ., Pittsburgh, Pa. 'Phon Edar 9117 FRED ERMEL OME DRESSED E. TS if lr 0 in in 1 1 1' c N il In 1 4' PETE's TAVERN ft tr 1 M ir in I :F in lr 1' ii 1 628 Street Co . Pennsylv C LSTEIN 84 MYERS .vcription Druggixf: ni Ave. 8: Fult n S orth Side FAirf:lx'5 0 S Fire 406 East Ohio dar 4429-C ar 984 S' Notary Public HNEIDER Sc HEEG ' and Automobile Imura C Street N. S ittsburgh, Pa. 1 at Compliment: of MISS ELEANOR NER , A ORP LES W. QUOLKE, WAL TER R. MCDONOUCH Representing North Side Buick Co. 100 W. Stow FAirfax 7800 ikton Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. CHAS. KUTCHER Dru g gist 1501 Buena Vista St., Cor. jackson, North'Side Pittsburgh, Pa. PAY 3527 Calif Com ON FUNERAL HOME rnia Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. JUniper 1955 pliment: of Helen Payton ------v-T,v-v--------------v Compliments of G. C MURPHY COMPANY Pittxbt rgh's Largest Variety Store Compliment: JOE COL'L a . MCCARTHY TH D Cleaning and Tailori Fine Tailoring and Repairin of all Phone FAirf x 8 9 U 3885 East Street . ., ittsburgh, Pa. W IAM SCHAEFER ' Contractor-Builder he Builder of Well Built Humax 60 Tomoka Ave., West View, Pa.-W 9 jUnipcr 4522 Free Delivery Shop at MO A S UIT ARKET We han I only the bext fruit and vegetables California Avenue, Avalon, Pa. LADY ELVA BEAUTY SALON Maxine and Raymond Smith, Props. All Lines of Beauty Culture Phone WE 0811-474 Perry Highway ------------v---v--vv v--:tj:A f ' Hanan KE PEL 1 Hav r :hoes repaired by' ode n repair shop-all work gu ed A Cor. East and Royal Sts., N. S., Pgh. Pa. RATTNER'S Ladie: Ready to Wear 619 E. Ohio St., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. FAirfax 3655 CEdar 6483 MANCHESTER'S 5-l0-256 STORE 1729-31 Beaver Avenue, North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. TIM O'SHEA FUNERAL HOME 460 Lincoln Avenue, Bellevue, Pa. Llnden 2441 f---- ................ -------- JUniper 6228 EDWARD MURPHY Plumbing and Heating 3625 California Avenue, N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. JOSEPH A. 1'AI'l'ER'I1 Fzmvral Home 711 Lockhart St., North Side Pittshungh, Pa. , ...A A----------------------- ----,-----,---T-,v---,,---,- CEdar 2551 Free Delivery FAirfax 2548 MEYERIXS MARKET Your Iml'cpe'rm'er1f Neigflborlzonfi Grocer 2122 East Street, S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Czmzpliinerzls nf A FRHENIT' i -... A... - ----..--- A... --A---- ENELOXNPS SHOES ill Lincoln Avehue, Bellevue, Pa. BOOKS SHOE CO. Show For The Enfifc Family Buy Defense Bonds at Our Stores Complimenzx of PIIPPODIKOXIE 'IiI'IEA'I'RE 162+ Beaver Avenue, N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. CEdar 6217 BEST WISIIES MR. and MRS. A. L. KRESS ' CampIimf'r1f.v of H. P. BRANT FUNERAL HOME IV. E. SCHATZMAN, DRUGGIST Your Neighborhood Drug Store l0ll8 Madison Ave., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Cofrzplimcrzfr of MISS ERVA R. HEINZ and PVT. EUGENE MONAHAN --------+----AA-----A---------Q Complimerzls of MISS DOROTHY LOOMIS and JOHN J. LAMBERTH CHARIE'S uAllI!1ChE.YlEl',J Leading Imdiex'-Clzildrenls Store l8l8-l820 Beaveir Ave., North Side Phone Cqidilf 6116 COMPLIMENTS uf OLIVER M. XVRIGHT ::::::::::::::::::::::::, - - - C. F..YVAI.I. Dixfrilmfnr of lzlinfx Eye Prmfzzcfs 39l2 Perrysville Avenue, North side FAirfax 5151-5152 COMPLIZWENTS .af DR. JOSL A. RILEY -:::::::::::::5::::::::::::::: g.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: IVEPST VIEIV BOYVLING ALLEYS Hotel for Hcallhn For reservations call WE 994-l Perry Highway, Opposite West View Park Daniel E. Morgan, Prop. f:oMP1.1ME1v TS of SAUER, INC. THE PAUL GROPELLI MEMORIAL CO. Wlorzzzrzzarzls, Ileaflxlomrs, Markf'rs-WE 0803 Before purchasing a memorial we invite you to visit and inspect our large displays of finished memorials 'l'. AIANDA, PH. C. DRUGS 739 East Ohio St., N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. COurt l933 AMERICAN IVASHING MACHINE CO. 435 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. George Ligibihl M74 WJ, , WWE! ! 5 4 B fugwai My-dffgfm-fff?:247'ff'11 iif 5 ,,L,,,,,,4,,w-iamig 64,14 Qc Cy X rqjv , f . a j :V s 8 ay .1 I X, ,, 7 - ! f 3 glint? 95 8' gfngzpbjs ct ,9. 9' B: , W 3'-is