Saint Benedicts Academy - Benedicta Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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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

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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

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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