Saint Benedicts Academy - Benedicta Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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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.

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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