Saint Benedicts Academy - Benedicta Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1945 volume:

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In our humble way we wish to say, Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. 6 49 C 'H IQ - Y V A me .--nu-ww 9031 hz. Cime ggi' ranger 3 all ir rl' V .,- Xle ltuior St. lost-ph on Xlareh IV w l.0kIkS Ll XNINIJIIVXNI ig , 7., Do 5 X , mt-ii, Nlay 2, iwiz -N lla 11 r 1 w xx' .ilu 'wwf iz ,nfru .aagm 'llhere is a time and place for everything. So it is at S. B. A. As there is a time for work, a time for play, there is a time for the spiritual help of every girl's soul. livery 'llhursday the senior class in a body attends Holy Mass and receives lloly Communion at the school chapel. Once every year three days are set aside for the annual retreat. The Retreat is opened by Holy Nlass and the receiving of Holy Communion by all the girls. Confessions, spiritual reading and confer- ences are included in the schedule. Ar the close of each day, Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament is given and at the close of the last day of the Retreat, the Papal Blessing is given by the Retreat Master. Visits to the Chapel are made frequently by the majority of the student body in the morning before school is in session, during study periods and at lunch time. This year, the senior class is honored to have the Reverend Father Charles YViesmann as their Religion teacher. Before graduation each senior class keeps a day of recol- lection. On this day, the girls recollect in their minds what has been done in the past, and pray for a better and brighter future. January 6, commemorates an- nual proeession to the erih, my girls suck help :xml g1lllll2ll'lL'C in their stumlivs :xr rlw grnttu l lrlnr Ynrlmrr, Ll true frirncl tu furry girl at S B 'X 9 Nlwx 'lily Girls clcwrutly assist ur Nlusm 0 muck, l 1ntlu-r Xlicsrnunn, chaplain, ollicia if is Futlur XXILSITHTIFI blmsm tu thrmts ni the Ntuz mt fir s study the fun- zy lug- licr - Father jnscph Duunscr, C.Pl',S., our rctrcnt mush-r f A 5 -xp vw nhl l f1flbqk'fi 7 Y .u .. . , Siam s vi 4:41 f-1233+ gf M171 X -94-A 'x '- ,- A x 3 1 y rk- - -. JL, A 0 . R. ' m .5 Ji 4 Biology students discovering the intricate structural char- Stid ' 0' F BL'l.4 V6l y dy ,412 CUCLSSI' 00172 irc Il test you will zilwziys fiml crzunim-rs liku this. If l ranch emphasises nur fricnzlly relationship acteristics of life. with Ifrgmqe, Learning: new icleas and strange eustoms of Spain 'lihe 9:45 bell signals the beginning of another busy tlay-a clay that will IZIX the mental ability and exercise the l.Q. of the stuclents. Vllith arms full of books, the girls file to their respective rooms. livery class opens with prayer. 'lieaehers and stuclents invoke in unison that their every prayer and work may begin with fiocl ancl through llim be happily ended. Various interests ancl goals loosely separate the senior class into acaclemie ancl eommercial cle- partments. Stuclents, whose outlook rests on a college eourse or the nursing profession, eontinue their aeaclemie course in their -iunior ancl senior years. 'lihe solving of seientiiie problems in the physics ancl ehemistry hlilllul Vlibe analysis of a knotty problems in alggebra. geometry, ancl solicl geoinetryl the translation ol' a passage in Cicero or Yirgilg transposine an lfnglish passage into l.a!iu, Spanish. lfreneh, or Gi-rniang interpreting the eharaeters in Shakespearian clramag clebating problems eonlirontin,g our :Xinerieau l3emoeraey-- all require effort, eoneentratiou, anal quiet stucly, lfager chemists reveal the seerets of seienee ancl rlelve into the mysteries ol the elements. .dlzfeffiqence an servmzce Juniors studying the hrieli forms of the English language Sophs try to figure out this proposition in Geometry. Working side by side with the academic students are those girls whose future lies in the commercial held. Typing a perfect budgetg transposing from shorthand to longhandg balancing a set of booksg filing cards and papersg adding columns of Figures correctly are just Z1 few of the requisites that beset the commercial student. The Benedictine girls are fully aware that there is no shortcut to education. VVhcther their choice embraces the academic, the commercial, or the general course, hard work lies ahead. ri E' v of F arsiglg wwf ' fr J. P. , in iw ff if ,Q ,, ,ff , rf fmt -qi' 4 'x X 14 X I x ' 3' ' ff 5 1- q E! . lv, I gg vw xy- Che .Eine Weekly Thursday and Friday scene Business Managcr collects patron money for Y. B. Tuition is paid at the office auwaxxnvv' Af Q!! 2 it 3 X sa 'VIS , , A X 2 I is ,Q in E l. X , S hirwg Vi, 353' 2 EQ! fx R N X 'iii ' Q X X , , ff - K N f .ig 1 , , 4 Wir O , ,Q ,, , me Lcfcz f -Xrt Editors Dorothy Yes Helen L 1ll1han lhe Bencchntl clmr to the heart of cxcrx X glrl IS mth thls Lllll'lOl1 cclrhritmg untm hrrthclu lrom 1 moclrst lJLglI1l1lI1g me l3Ll1LCllLtl through rhg LH.OlfS0lQLlLl1 graclu lflllg Lliss has grown to its prcsgnt stiture Ir his hncome 1 plrt of the school for each xolumn ucorcls thu l1ISIOI'X of four ph lsmt xeirs of high syhool hfe ln the xe1rs to comg the Bpmdlctw Map for xl of us mmx plmsrm md L u mnmorus Ir will mln wx IN 1 1 lon hour md ru 1lI rhr L arg frm rl us for xxhuh uurx Klllfl rms s Lu 1 u rn har 11 Photogrlphx lmhrwr lxathlun Sum n Carol Reynolds Fddi Gxegrrlch SINYLI' Perpctuw liusnuss Xl1n1g.,1.rs Vzrgmm lippcrt Iorraxm Brlslxly IS . 2' ,K . D, S-BU. ' . , I. x , . 3 x I . its , ' l 5 1 1 ' ' , l J, ' ' ' 1, . - - ' Q '1 X 1 1 Y ' 2 2 S , ' ' wlll ' 1 l . 1 j W2 .1 t 1 'her- rsh 'l 1 ' ' ' 1 '1 v' nany 1 cly grzn l 1 f lc - -I Q Il sp -Val ml: 'c 1' ' l -art. D 1 J l 1 1' Q ' 1 1 Y: o . lltemry Editors: Betty Adams, Betty -lime Schumacher, limlitors: Patricia Williams, Nlariannu Brcitennuh , . 1 , . . .. . . 1... ., 1 1 , 1 lfditorf ezzifcz Nlarianne Breitenhach, .Xssistx ltdltori larrlclgi llillams, l'ea- lietty jane Schumacher, Ca Reynolds. News Writers: Edda Giegerich, Betty Adams, Dorothy Vey, Mary Schoenecker, Shirlee Becker, Patricia Murphy. Reporters: l'atricia llomlgt-rs, Jeanne lxress, l.ouise Doherty, jane Diel. . 1 9 :---g.?4f.'35,'f3--- if n...iy t i..... na... Wim nam... .4 r.m.i, - R 5 :Ao i...f,Am.-...I nn. . Y s n A P.f1...f..... . in .-M.. rw.. m....s m.....sn.n.M.u mx..M-1.15: A M....,,. may . n.-4.4 X I If .., .mf liveryhody at S. B. A. knows when the end of the month arrives. For the students it is a time of patient waiting. But for a school paper as we now have, it is well worth Waiting. Our paper contains a hrief summary of the latest occurences at the academy -the visitors that spoke to the student hody, the various socials held hy the classes, editorials, Alumnae News, Classy Lassie, a highlight on the latest fads and fashions, Tattle Tale, which in reality is just gossip, and last hut not least, the Honor Roll. 'lihe students are very proud of Benita. The graduating class ol' '45 is the Hrst to have the distinction of issuing a printed school paper. lr wasn't an easy task for the girls, but they succeeded as a unit in making it a success. Much enthusiasm has heen aroused since the puhlication of the first edition, and success at last has heen attained. 19 Gnd 66072 Ig OLUZ LADIliS, BIC SEA'l'liD One day was left and the month of January would be over and S. B. A. hadn't had a program for the llarch of Dimes. Our creative young senior, Carol Reynolds, suggested a minstrel. But how, when, and where? 'lihrough the cooperation of the senior class a delightful and entertaining program was arranged and before one could say Jael: Robinson the curtain opened and the chords for the opening number were sounded. 'lihe end men's songs and jokes were typical of the southern minstrel. 'lihe ehorus was decorated with bright red hows and helped with the singing. The Dark 'liown Strutts.-r's Ball was rendered by Carol Reynolds, Xlargaret Stanley was love-sick by the llarx'est Hoon . Lorraine liriskey and Dolores Climber sang l,ittle David Play Un Your llarp . Dorothy Sehoenig and Betty hlane Schumacher rendered Rufus Rastis -lohnston l5roxx'n . 'lihe minstrel was a success and the lnfantile Paralysis Fund was also a sueeess. Infantile Paralysis Drive boosted by the presenta- tion of the senior minstrel. The Bells are ringing for Petunia and Juneya wziors resent U ifffe omeizn After Weeks of rehearsal under the expert direction of Miss lflizabeth K. Vllingerter, the juniors presented their class play, Little VVomen, on November 28 and 29. l.ouisa Xl. Alcott's inspiring story of the March family, their joys and sorrows, has been the favorite of every young girl since it was first published. ln the double cast, chosen by the directors, Dolores Reichle and Mary Jane Kearns played the lovable tom-boy jo, to the satisfaction of everyone. The role of the dainty, feminine, Meg, was enacted by Patricia Murphy and 'llrudy Hartung. The stubborn but lovable character of Amy was portrayed by Mary Zimmerman and Marcella Funk. Shirleen Lacher and Cecilia Schrey, as Beth, gave endearing performances. The role of Nlarmee was brought to life by Shirlee Becker and Rose Marie Brunner. Marion McMahon and Dolores lflias were splendid as Hannah. Sally Moffat, Amyls school chum was interpreted by Kathleen Breitenbach and Mary lfllen McLaughlin. Charlotte Cheetham was cast as Aunt Caroll. Madeline Porter's excellent portrayal of Aunt March will never be for- gotten. The surprise of the play was brought out by Patricia Rodgers, when she appeared as Mr. March. Oh Meg! I've burned your hair A 2' ang., uhly Dears, Your father misses you very much I think we can manage without any help, Aunt lVlarch 4 x Say your prayers, sister' 'l'Hlf CURTAIN FALLS liver since we were freshmen, the class of 45 has been looking forward to the time when they would present their Senior Class Play. After three year's preparation, we were ready for that momentous occasion. However, there is more to presenting a successful play than appears on the surface. Since the class itself is fairly large, and the presentation of the senior play is such a tremendous piece of work, two casts were chosen. Kiffie gram s Xlany other difficulties had to be ironed out. Nliss Vllingerter, our very capable dramatic teacher, being familiar with some of these diffi- culties soon had things straightened out to the satisfaction of all. After much practice, studying of lines, and plenty of hard work, the girls seemed ready to decide upon the nights the play would run. Having considered many suggestions, the faculty finally settled that the play should run three night performances. 'lihese three nights were looked forward to with great anticipation by all the girls. What a thrill it was to hear the appreciative applause of the audience, to hear their joyous laughter which told us that the per- formance was a source of enjoyment for people with heavy hearts in these troubled times. Yes, this applause also gave us the answer we Wanted to hear ,our three act comedy, Tilly From Texas , was a great success. One cast of the Senior Class Play, Tilly From Texas gfmffh ds Qyeafflz J'- One, Two, Three, Four Miss Elizabeth Wingerter's visits to our academy every Friday have been interesting and most enjoyable. Besides the usual body-building activities there were fascinating games. In pleasant weather we went outdoorsg when it rained there was always the social room. The weekly period was looked forward to by all: it was a chance to use pent-up energy. YVe give to cur successors this privilege of much fun, and the wonderful sensation of relax- ation for those few moments. 0hl llello, Nlrs, Sayles 6,16 Qedafe fad DEBATE TIQANI Seated: P. Murphy, S. Becker, J. Kress, M. Brady, S. Lacher ll. Mihni. I Standing: R, Diel, B. Adams M, Darragh, NI. VVilwohl. v S. B. A. ACTIVE IN DEBATING FIELD During the past four years the debating club at S. B. A. has grown both in enthusiasm and popularity. It has developed in the students an interest in public speaking, and given them an oppor- tunity to meet and express themselves in friendly competition with friendly competitors. The debating team has conquered and has been conquered in many bouts, but has always risen with renewed courage and determination. Interest in debating and public speaking developed through the unceasing efforts of Sister M. Perpetua and a small group of girls. Ifach year the club and also the team has grown in mem- bership and reputation. At the present time S. B. A. is listed among the top schools in the debating held. For three consecutive years S. B. A. has tied for second place in the North Side Catholic Section. The debating team has also met a number of schools in other sections of the city. 'lihe debaters attended the annual debating clinics sponsored by the debating team of Mount Mercy College. 'lihey entered the discussion groups and also took part in a series ol' practice debates at the University of Pittsburgh. From these experiences the girls derived both confidence and encouragement. 24 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: B. Balzer, C. Kress, KI. Breitenbach, E. Giegerich, T. Walter. R. M. 'l'egethoi'l, M. Darragh, Wickline. Second Row: D. Kasko, Roos, D. Seethaler, D. Reichle, H. Mihm, Diel, D. Schoenig, D. Strauss, P. Madden, V. Miller. Standing: K. Simon, B. Adams. Sfudezzf omzcif js Sfudeizfsf Glzoice OFFICERS President Dorothy Schoenig Vice-President Betty :Xdams Secretary Kathleen Simon Treasurer jane Diel The Student Council is a group of girls made up of presidents, vice-presidents, and faculty chosen representatives from all re- porting classes. The promotion of student welfare and outside activities are the aims of this representative body. The Student Council meets under the sponsorship of Sister Regina, principal, whenever necessary. Ifach representative brings the problems of her class before this body and here the decisions are made for or against her particular question. VVhenever plans are being made in class for any outside activity they cannot be carried out before the Student Council has been thoroughly informed and given its permission. In this way no one class can have more than its share of outside work. 'llhis council merely voices the opinion of the student body. Ir is the means of ironing out the problems and difficulties of the classes. Some of the issues which have been suggested and passed by this body are as follows: skating parties, dances, class parties, Red Cross, lloly Childhood, Family Rosary, Charm and Per- sonality, and the Nlinute Klan Flag. This organization was introduced in Saint Be-nediet's Academy ten years ago and sinee then has been active and proved itself worthy of its title. Student Council. For in the true sense of these words it really has been a council for the students. 25 Wefiqious fvacafiom ger go '7 ll, i l Q X PI'L'SlflCIlf, Helen Nlihni Dfeal, lfehruary 3, 1945 Succeeded by Margie Holdcroft Secretary-Treasiirer Marjorie Roos fvaficuzf ,Maids of Si. .Bernard A group of girls handed under the title, f'Valiant Maids of Saint Bernard, have undertaken to answer and put into practice the question: VVhat can the Catholic high school student of today do to carry on the glorious work of jesus Christ and His Church? Not everyone is called to consecrate herself solely to the re- ligious lifeg nevertheless, every girl can pray, offer numerous sacri- fices, hear cheerfully the seemingly insignificant difficulties that confront her daily for those who, having heard the Call, may have the conviction, grace, and courage to answer that Call. This is the prime purpose of the cluh. hlemlmers are expected to attend bi-monthly meetings con- ducted under the direction of the moderator, Sister M. Antoinette, spend some time hefore the Blessed Sacrament daily, and include each day in the morning Offering the intention to gain for self and others the grace to follow God's Call willingly and courageously. After the cluh formally organized, the first election of officers took place. Un january 12, Helen Mihm and Margie Holdcroft were elected president and secretary-treasurer respectively. 'lihe memlmers were formally inducted on May 31, the feast of Our Lady of Grace, into the cluh hy Reverend C. VViesmann. lfach girl received a memhership card, a Saint Bernard medal, and picture. 26 ournafism izored QUILL AND SCROLL Standing: P. Murphy, B. Adams, H. Mihm, P. Williams, C. Rey nolds, B. Schumacher, li Kirner, Nl. Schoenecker. Seated: K. Simon, E. Giegerich D. Vey, V. Pappert, M. Breiten bach. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, was organized April l0, 1926, by a group of high school supervisors in order to encourage students in the journalistic held. The society numbers over twenty-live hundred chapters which are located in nearly every state in the Union, in Hawaii, Alaska, Canada, lfngland, New Zealand, and'China. Fifty thousand outstanding young journalists wear the badge of the Society. Quill and Scroll is not connected with a school or university. l'he president is elected by a vote of the whole society. 'lihe country is divided into seven districts, each of which is represented hy at least one officer. Members of Quill and Scroll must be chosen from the students enrolled in high school who at the time of their election meet tre following requirements: l. 'lihey must be of at least junior stand- ing. 2. 'lihey must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing at the time of their election. 3. ilihey must have done superior work in some phase of journalistic or creative endeavor. 4. They must be recommended by the supervisor. 5. 'lihey must be approved by the lfxecutive Secretary. lfach school granted a charter is sent a copy of the initiation service. Initiations may be held at any time during the year. 'lihere are no dues. When a student becomes a member, he pays two dollars. This amount goes to pay for a gold badge and a year's subscription of Quill and Scroll. 27 .Mo izzq 3 father Nlax, distin guished speaker at the Science Meeting. BRINGS SCIENCE TO LIFE 'lihe S.B.A. Science Club is subdivided into four divisions: modeling, microscopy, photography, and physiology. 'lihe model- ing section heads the list for activities. The girls spent many laborious yet inter- esting hours making numerous biological models from clay which received honor- able mention at the junior Science Fair held at the Buhl Planetarium in 1944. 'lihe S. B. A. unit of the Science Hon- orary Society demonstrated before other members of the society An Easy Way to Project the 'lihird Dimension in High School Biology. Father lVlaxamillian Duman, O. S. B. of Saint Vincent College was guest speaker at the demonstration. Exhibit of Mitotic Sets made by members of the Modeling Club idents ol S.l5..X. ransomed SIXTY-9L'Vl'Il pagan balm STUDENTS HELP THE HOLY CHILDHOOD Each year at St. Benedict's the students help the Holy Child- hood by their purchases of pagan babies and Christmas seals. 'lihese purchases are made entirely by sacrihce. Instead of buying candy at lunch time or going to see that new movie, the girls give their money to the Holy Childhood. Outstanding efforts have been made by the freshmen who purchased 23,pagan babies. Following close behind are the sophomores with 24, the juniors with 13, and the seniors with 2. Through their combined efforts the students bought 8156.25 in seals. gfofy Glzilcllwod A i A ., v v v, 1 ai? ' , 4-9 We T- y.- ir f irzqbzq map Miciuzv ivnctonngs An attractive feature at Saint Benedict's Academy is the singing period. Both faculty and students realize the two-fold importance of music. The knowledge of music imparts to the students a sense of proportionate balance between the spiritualistic and the realistic. 'lihen too, periodic training of the vocal chords, as well as training the fingers to the touch of the key board, opens undiscovered channels in the minds of the Stll- dents which may possibly suggest a musical career or profession in later life. Students frequently admit that the singing period is their favorite curricular activity. Singing lessons in school afford many happy hours. They instil in us an appreciation for the beautiful, soul lifting in- spiration that only music and song can offer. Gffbw' dy ARBOR DAY CICLICBRA'l'ION The class of '45 again kept the tradition of ,-Xrbor Day. lfach year during the month of April the student body holds the annual planting of a tree on the campus. Arbor Day started at the Academy with the senior class of '39, and has been kept ever since. To define Arbor Day would he to say it is a day appointed annually as a tree-planting day by nearly every state and terri- tory in the Union. It arose from the alarm felt by public officials over the rapid and careless deforestation in the Union and the realization of what it meant to the future welfare and develop- ment of the United States. Natures llolizlay- -.Xrhor Day i is st:nnps??F-Yes, helping the ration hoard SALE OF BONDS 'lihut extra hond will bring him home sooner RED CROSS Students fill hoxes to aid tht sehool children of Europe 9- ik' J Our War Cgfforfs Saint Benedictls has tried to do its part in helping to end the war. The students have gathered their pennies and hought stamps hy the thousands. 'lihe little stand in the social hull, has played an important role in all the students' lives. Besides huying stamps for the defense of our own country, the students filled Red Cross lroxes for the children of war-torn lands. These hoxes were sent to lfuropean children to help them in some way to get hziek to a more civilized lille than what the war had thrust upon them. '1 fx. ,,,,,-- hug Y I 6COU6CfLOIZ Retreat time is always an event looked forward to by the girls in anxious anticipation. At this time we forfeit our talking, laughing and carefree ways for silence, prayer, and prayerful thinking. XVe must restrain ourselves from certain recre- ations and turn our thoughts over to the holiness of the retreat. Our retreat was given this year by Reverend Duenser, C. PP. S. in November. Father Duenser proved to be a real friend to the girls. His win- ning ways made them feel more friendly toward himg his inspiring sermons gave them much food for thoughtg and his conferences straightened them up on many religious topics. 3005 0l'IZ6C0.L3l6 Book WI-ek. held the third week in November, was a time for good books everywhere to come to life. 'l'hey lived and became a part of our life. 'lfhe school library became and continued to be a very popular haunt for quiet reading, study, and research. Posters made by the students were on display in the library, assembly room, in halls and on bulletin boards. These served as reminders that good books lived just around the corner in our own school library. The Seniors kept Book VVeek by having each girl read a book from the school library, give an oral report and dramatize the passage that best pleased her. By this method all the seniors received the benefit of each indi- vidual's work and were often induced to read more and better books. Rl-.l Rli,X'l DISPI, XY Xiewing posters the girls made for the retreat BOOKS Jlx XK'l',l'.K . iok is a bridge to knowledge the Senior Division of the S. li. pl Science Club. The Camera Club was organized by us in our freshman year. With the assistance of Mr. Leo Schoenig we learned the art of developing and printing. Many free minutes were spent working 321 G out new settings for the pictures and learning how to operate the 6 anzera various cameras. Sister M. Pauline helped to organize the club and has been our faithful assistant. One of the biggest helps from Glick the outside was Mr. Burt Williams Cknown to the members as Uncle Burtj, who has taken a great interest in the club and also has taken many pictures for the Benedieta. We are proud to have organized such a line club and hope it will continue throughout the coming years. gras ies .dlzifiafiozz The official initiation into S. B. A. came after long wondering and anticipation. Needless to say there were one hundred and six scared and very green Freshies waiting for this day to arrive. Ir came: it went, and happier days were never known. Hair in pigrails, carrying umbrellas was quite a sensationg something to be written in our book of memories. Freshies undergo initiation by the sophs. 32 The Camera Club was chosen as ,Mi 1 A Sitting: B. llelmstetter, ll Callahan, N. Henry, P. Nluiphy, R. Rossen, D. Sehoenig. Standing: ff. Giegerieli, D, Vey V. Pappert, N. Manganaro, Nl. G McKeen, A. Schatzel, Y. Ley, D. Schaffer, V. Froehlieh, M. Wag- ner, V. Dilaisio. El Gircufo gsymzof The school year l 19-H-19-l-SJ found a newly organized club in Spanish, composed of juniors and seniors, under the guidance of the Spanish teacher, Sister M. Antoinette, 0. S. li. Ar its First meeting Margaret Wagner was elected Chairman, and Ruth Rossen, secretary-treasurer. At each meeting held bi-monthly, a short program preceded the business session. On February 13, entertainment in the Spanish motif featured the students from the members of the club. Nancy Manganaro sang Amour, lfdda Geigerich gave a vivid description of the Spanish Fiesta, Dorothy Vey entertained her audience with a talk on Spanish Food. The Playlet, n0ur Lady of Fatima was very impressive. Two Spanish dances were beautifully executed. The entire group sang Aurora,' in Spanish. In order to bring to the girls a better realization of the close bond which exists between our own country and our Latin American friends, the club sponsored a Pan-American Day. High points in the afternoon entertainment were the Panel Discussion on the economic, political, judicial, and cultural interdependence of the Americans, and the singing of f'Flor de Changungan, an ancient Indian Folk song of Mexico. Fiesta Frolicn ended the spring calendar of social events with a touch of the romantic and colorful. The party was planned around the theme, Uur Mexican Cousins , with the national colors as decorations. Spanish entertainment and refreshments were served in Spanish style. It is hoped that an appreciation of Spanish culture and aehive- ment will be inculcated by means of the club. 33 3f6LHO WEEIZ 6072 01' 66 Sxmpathx bv Carol xml Dull Xt l'l1L mnlmru mx NI -6 X QQ Bug crowd IND r t L 54 i , H Y v V' I 4 - - , , ' N 56: Q Corn stalks for mlcmrzntiuns Lmuking intu the fun M 'Y ' ' ' i F Bill :xml l5c'ty Cut :1 mer-n Ll spniwua, ,u H 1 - V4 ' ,. Ae, f-fy 1, inf, ,M - A., ,nf - R is . .. 1 I W,,,,,.1 ' s vii 3,1 nm.. K 'S ' T'L2iQ-2 ,,,,.,,,,.,,,.fWg . Hg, ' WW K 5'- . , i' f mia? S - Maw., QQ' , wg? I r' A. I f V A. 441 . 1' wwf. ' ,4 wwf, ' 'K ' . ,,, - Q Q Xftu lunch snack I uorltg perlod of the day V.11iIiI1,LI fur thc hell gfys Kline or gyfay Dancing to the strains of our favorite orchestra played on the newly installed recording machine has hecome a favorite pastime during lunch period. If the weather is fair and warm, we may be seen roaming through the woods picking violets, indulging in a brisk game of volley-hall, or peacefully strolling about the campus. 97 What shall it he? Sophs enjoy 12:15 period 'Y Che je!! .Qlnqs 600 S 'QR KB OPPILI' RS resldent Rose Marlc ltgcthorl lee l l'LSlflLllf Vera Muller Sccy lrels Madellne lorttr ROONI 707 st imx Staud D Sth: t Suoml Row Strauss l' Skoxrin M l Xll.lZ'lllgl1llI1 01' 6 660' We jl1I1l0I'S are looking forward to becoming the largest class ex er to graduate from Qalnt Benedlct s -Xczdcmy A PYOHIISIIIQ futurc llts :hc 1d of us and already we irc assured of success for our drxmltlc efforts hx the 3Cl1l6XL!TlLl1IS 1 Lllss pl X, I lttle Women Our two dances the Snow Ball 'md S rm P g Smng demonstrate our nlnhtx to cntertun our guests hccommglx 0l'gll1llL md tondutt souils With the lcgcthoff tmns our t ap d mccrs md Rose Pltassl, our grand opera xsplr mt, cntut unmcnts nrc heading for hngh stindards Qcholastlcally our deb itmg team will hrmg honor md fime to our Almi M ztcr Pit Murphy and Dolores lQClCl'llL, the schools I'CLOgl1llLCl orators, h lvc held our reputatlon hngh with their lCl'llLX6lTlCI'ltS The success of our short SYOYICS wrltten for Fngllsh class have made many of us aspire to become iuthors, and wlth PFHCII e me hope to reach our goal rd Rux l' Nlonaman P Murphx 1 P rter b etltu' R P1tass1,'XI X Mt r 'Xl Strahltr I Sthacl D Ruchlt l Vlurstlem 'Nl Holdtroft M Lllllllltfllldll louxth Rem X Proehllch I' Robertson D Xrch E Hartung., N Beaumont R Stelgim llcl M lxearns M Vty C Cheetam 'XI Rros M H lloran Nl X tllttr l Rodgers, H Mlhm B V5 lld V l cy NN Conners C I owne M Neusch rl' ! J . f' ' 'I' 5 4:V4 I 1 , . . . . V- - . ' u. ' . .,, fl ef 'N - - v A L x l x 7 K A L' 41 I ' I 4 1 . . K 1 1 f R 'W ,L 1 V 1 x I ' .' ' '. .' ' 2 I , ef - ' ' ' ' ' ' 2 C ll Olll' 3 ' Y , - . g . - . K 6 tt ' an , . l . fl V , , i as' , I U sn' ' ' 6 1 ., n 4 , 1 - . ,, .. . ' . Q 2 ' 1 f ' 2 if ' l . Y 1 D. X 1 y s - y.: s . . 1, . . . . . .. ,. X 7' 1 7 5, 2 1 '-3,2 Q3 . xzz : 1 I .,' , I ni L 1 ni. ,. .- . K , I .1 p ' '- - ' . , , , , H , 'H . . . K K 1 K . . K K fu, 1 . , ' . . X - . , ,, . ....,, A , . . , , , 2 , .- .. ,.,.. . . . . . ' I ' ' .'. 2 C 'C ' . X .1 ..f Fir: l ': lf. . : , . . ' :H'r. .-' ':. ' ::, '. , . L., E . lll1l r': -.. l , . 53- 0 y -BDU - A 'to, , f- 1Q i' 1 Y ' , , 1 1 .t ', .. , . , 1- nl - 1 ' ' , , , . . ' I . , 4. , . . , - ls ' v ' w - f w . 7 . 7 . . 1 . . O' ' . , ft f, Y ,jl r, , , . , . . Q., . 0 , , . ,. , . - Y'-i - l v v 1 - 'lla - 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' uzziors . ROOM 202 First Row: R. llollerzin, V. Miller, J. Gresco, M. A. Brzinney, Marshall, Second Row: Xl. Scizilziha, N. Cosper, L. Long, M. Leahy, B. Boskovic, .-X. Lorenz, N .X. Y xisil. Third Row: M. A. Strub, R. Beschoner, R. M. Brunner, K. Breitenhach, P. Rockford. Fourth Row: R. Potetz, B. Baller, R. Hook, Moskas, Schulz, Nl. Stzinelc, R. Maier Nl. D. Creahan, T. Dobbins. ROOM 101 First Row: J. Carroll M, .B. Deverts, lf. White, R. 'l'oiu, J. A. llofmann, D. lilins C. Skillen. Second Row: R. Rossen, L. Gimber, C. Schrey, P. Zeitler, S, Lacher, G. -Ioos, V. Saguto D. Cienek. 'Fhirml Row: Nl. L. Flaherty, M. Fahey, K. Roll, Nl. House, D. Huber, F. Macalc, l' Roberson, Nl. McMahon. Fourth Row: R. Walter, 'lf lloman, T. Walter, M. McCz1rter, S. Mzulrishin, G. Hulligun R. M. legetholl, Nl. J. Tegethoff, P. Burke, N. Manganaro, B. Vogel, M. Cosia. . if i Z ' 3? I S0I0lL0l1Z0l'65 R RODM 302 First Row: S. Hoffman, R. Schrey, M. L. Holdcroft, R. Winter, J. Kunz, W. VVickmnn Second Row: L. Albert, C. Best, Thoma, A. lsherwood, I. Gsell, M. Antonacceo. Third Row: A. Kirner, D. Watterson, H. Bodnar, D. Miller, M, Wachter, D. Winkler . Erny, C. Kress, M. Wie:-nger. Fourth Row: Wickline, A. Gallagher, V. Lang, ll. Danzuzo, A. Maurin, l. Eisenrich I. Ciotti, M. A. Doughty, R. Murawski, M. L. Garvey, A. Mayer. ROOM 303 First Row: R. McCarthy, T. Yockel, M. T. Helbling, M. Gierl, A. Coyle. Second Row: R. Schad, L. Bailey, P. Stoeckle, M. Lindsay, R. Strahler, H. Bauer, C. Aul Third Row: V. Wolf, Miller, B. McCue, E. Knoebel, H. Gaertner, L. llelmstetter M. Scialaba, D. Cox. R. Fourth Row: Jacob, R. Brunner, D. Hendler, B. A. Saunders, A. M. MCVay, P. Madden Urbanec, L. Pshirer, G. Myers. Gff flze may .Mar September 19-14 ushered in a new school term for the sophomores. 'lihree classrooms are hlled with their bright smiling faces. The election of class officers took place in the latter part of September and marked the beginning of the regular school year. The girls were disappointed because they could not present the annual class play, due to over- crowded conditions, but a skating party in October at West View Park, made them forget their dissatis- faction and a good time was had by all. In the month of January the girls laid their books aside in order to participate in the retreat conducted by the Rev, Duenser, C. PP. S. The sophomorels own newspaper: the Bio-Newsn published four times a year is a successful undertaking. A few minor plays during Book VVeek and the Community Fund Drive helped to recompense for the absence of a class play. As the year is drawing to a close the girls are looking forward to the fall semester when they will be con- sidered juniors and upper classmen. ROOM 301 OFFICERS President ,. ...,....,,. ,lean Wickline Vice-President ..Marcelline Darragh St-cretary-Treasurer Ruth Urbanac First Row: M. C. Herrmlnn, Kelly, N, A. llampel, S. llamarich, NI. Brady, J McNamara. Second Row: B, Bittner, l,. M. Magerl, M. Vlfilwohl, M. A. Porter, K. Ditmore, Nl. Xlisur, P. Croke, Third Row: C. Tempert, K. jones, M. Darragh, il, Flynn, Schwemm, M. Kunzlcr, NI Thaner, M. Jepson, D. Port. Fourth Row: M. Munsch, M. L. Counahan, S. Clancy, E. Hoffman, D. Henry, R. F, bplnelli, E. Verbanac, D. Sobol, M. T. Fairley, M. Christ, L. Soisson, M. Miller. 0lfl lCliRS President Dorothy Kasko Vice-President ,. . Helen Roos Seey.-Treas. Dorothy Seethaler Gfimbbzq Upwar 5 llappy and gay the livelong day, busy always and taking an active part in the life of the school-that's the freshies. S. li. A. never swung open her doors to more enthusiastic beginners, over a hundred of thetn. 'lihese shy and timid little freshmen are not as bashful as their big sisters believed. lfagerly the girls took up their new work and soon made rapid strides in their quest for a sound educa- tion which will aid them in becoming women of quality and worthy citizens. lfnergetic lassies, out for all that life has to offer, lost no time in organizing their class by selecting capable officers who are to guide their destiny. Besides being excellent students, the freshmen by their active participation in social activities display excellent talent which the class is honored to claim. A combination of generous endeavor, sincerity, and good sportsmanship forms the key that has thus far opened the treasure chest of success in the gradual development of sterling character and per- sonality with truest charm. YVith unity and grand cooperative spirit, the class of '48 bids fair to a real glory to :Xlma lylater. ROOM 401 First Row: G. Moelter, D. Brown, T, Lo Bosco, L. Clair, A. Pfeil, ,-X. Mt on P, Skillen, A. Horn. ,lt Second Row: C. Meister, V, J. llalbedl, Zimmer, ff. Bradley, S, Doeherty, i Steiner, I.. lsherwood. Third Row: B. Kantner, ll. Uechslin, l'. Reismeyer, R. Cray, J. .-Xnderson, R St mtl bl. ,-X. Berkley, L. Maloney, N. Lynch. Fourth Row: E. lfbitz, ,-X, Heisler, Nl, Roekrick, 'lf l.ehberger, D. Batlnnt Xkesterxxick, D. Seethaler, R. Bissinger, QX. Auth, bl. Schenkel, Keller, lf. lliotds V65 172612 ROONI 407 Ixrst Row R Iluhmm N1 IILIIT7 II Fnorc I' Ixrcpp M A Bencdnt D burst 'NI N INNII Suond Row I Stnlur M Stun P Limneck G Mick H Roos D Ruk M Qnhinno I Bally llrd Row NI Hn I iullmbgr B NIIII' IX R Oworne S lr ung, I um D Frocllch D XY1sr11uXsk1 vlrth Ron XI 1 1 L cm sr U o roxxn Z Sorlu Leg Donox m I'1rst Row 'N Qchwunrn M Comtantlno M fljlllfbtfl D HlrQCI1Iield D Bllotti Spmlxu' M NK ulloxx S umcl Row D IJLIIU., VI Ixulm S ILIIUIII B Brutmlnulm N Brunmr I Dour x NI Xbmiyr I4 I'I1mber xr: Row unk VX 'XI Ioxxcre M Sahzn r Illvsarcls NI Ioxxrm D 'Norm 'Nlxtrnrbndu Q Dul S C11ll'1g,hLr Fourth Row E Behr R Wages D Slll R Hepp R Hcpp bchlegd NI Brandl D Ivlsko 4. L- I: 'f.,.-izzxyl ..:,I'4I I I 4' ..Ic Z '. II. I I I.A4,l' :xxx 'no V1 Unk ,lx fi r -, ., pl . .1 ,gui f f,MI lar iv I rn I I V1 .I .cf R-:rIg-h, J. Arr, M. A. Bus.--, .x, Lomb, xr rg. Binder, rg. 'la ,WIC B4 I3 A , 1, MC: 1,. J. -, J. 1 . Room 41,3 'A'rh'1, RZF4 xfQ,JILW .111 1 I Li. ga' , CK ' fi? f ' MPN:-Q., Bda ZIZLOVS Bi rrx Am Xmms Betty excels in tltlmitinh futliiul frrend tn Vary mlur tf lx S l.n mn tn oltr her clnrming snnlt tu utrxum slit ine ts uidmnt 7 X ul l t4 St l it Ltrllltlll L ue Q 1mlStrull Ill t 117 1 it lil .' N4iZ.i ' nw . . . nc t us is 1 so . . . won ln-r c zissinitus' votes :is secretary 115 her p casing, mer- somlity . . . uutstimling commercial student , . . Sccrctiry 4 Dr'im1tics 2 -l. TRIVIA .-X 'Q latsy' . . . :ring li'iir styles lizivc zulu - the envy of the class , . . licr 'irtistic lingers are an asset . . . seen always with Ro , . . Student uncil . S 'ence Qlulu l .. f Q 'ui Dramatics I 2. H :Lies BAciiMicYiek Helen' , . . mme to us in her junif year . . . likes to dance . . , seen with the twins . . . always ready to laugh . . . Spanish Club 4 Vocitiun Club 4. Pause That Refreshes Bmw jfwi- XIIAMS Iwi XTNIYII-TTI Q A HHIN lheiirxirxlic Pep, Vim, and Vigor NIARIANNF BRIITFINBALII IORRAINE BR1sKEY FwELYN Baoww HELLN CALIAIIAN 'QR QZIZLOVS VIARIANNE BRLITEWBACH Blondie S B As Blond Bombshell excellent editor of school paper and year book proves one can have both brains and beauty Student Council 2 4 Science Club 4 Benita Editor 4 Benedicta Editor 4 uill and Scroll Honor Science Society 4 Dramatics 1 2 4 LORRAINE BRISKEY Renee . . . otherwise known as the author of Classy Lassy . . , always wears the latest fads . . . loved for her sweet self . . . Benita 4 Benedicta 4 ournalism Llub 3 Science Club 4 Dramatics EVELYN BROWN Sherry . . . quiet type but loved by all . . , excellent scholar . . . adds an extra something to our class . . . likes tennis and horseback riding. l'lELEN CMLAIIAN Lally . . . our sophisticated brunette . . . known for original and clever posters . . . always interested in matters concerning U. S. Maritime Service . . . Secretary 1 Student Council 1. Science Club 2 3 4 Benedicta 4 Spanish Club 4 Art Clubl Dramaticsl 2 3 4. erziors . . . JAINE Dirr RirA DILL Doixornv Pmui XIINM 'NIH JI I Racking Our Brains JANE DIE1. 'I'oba . . . will make an excellent secretary someday . . . known to be relied upon . . . quiet, shy and one of our best . . . Student Council 4, Science Club 2, 4, Art Club 1, Dramatics 2, 3, Benita 4. RITA Duzr. Reets . . . The Little Girl Doing a Big job . . namely debating . . . always referred to as sweet and lovely . . . Debating 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, journa'ism Club 3, VILMA Mme Dr Lisro Billy . . . small stature and baby face make Billy the Baby Dolly' type . . . won the majority of votes for President of the Science Club . . . chewing gum in class is one of her detention causes , . . Science Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Vocation Qlub 4 Dramatics 2 3 Douorux FAH1 Y ot sweet smile and laughing eyes won our hearts from the strrt graceful hands add to her charms alxs rvs docs shorthand in the xxrong class likes roller skating and dancing Dramatics 2 4 vw lwlm ffm FRILII lwlclm r qunt s u s Lnmxn nlxx ns tu haw sputlmz, shoes Lbums mth Dottie Stuclcnt Qounul 4 Sauna Club B lllil SL u numb Club 4 cbwtlnff u nnms 7 4 D01 mu Q C1l'x1mR Duluns bxppv xxlun rn ulm f p mme opmlonq Interested m QccrLt1r1.nl umlx lllus QXXITIIITIIIILZ 'incl rullgr ilutmg rl nm 115 3 4 Bgttx the fmr one of the ienmr turns lur C'llI'lfll.,llJlli 5.,1g.,L,lL L Ill bn hmrrl for IT'lllt.9 lruunl fwwure Qlumng and clancmg Scxence Lluh I S DlI1lSl'l Cl lb 4 Dr'1m IUCQ 7 l ll liurlny BL tx s In in lm is un mnglx lung l'lHQLl'I1lllQ for 1 uwmrnuual StllKlE,llf enjrmxg bmxlu g, N mon s fl xnclnff p nrtmr Sum L Club l DFIINJULS 7 Spanmb Llub 4 6lZL0l'5 1? I' mm fill-I I-RILH Du' one CJIMBI-R lf! xv HFlNISllI RL1uHHx1s1F1rLR Fruut of Knowledge O U l l . , , ou '- zlncl :tucli us lass . , . l, 2, 4, Bcnitzl 4, cm-clicrzl 4, Quill 1 . r ll, bl: ., l , D . ,., 3, Art Cl b l, Dm- l 4 'C .., . V . , . 2 V ' - 'z 4 g , . . ban l rm' L I - L I . I x x 5 x x C f - v-7 . - i 3 YK K . ...nh gl .4 . K . X 'I ., . l31z'r1'v ANN llr11.:x1s'rrs'1 l'1cR H , , ' ' ,' . - Hzf' .VH-'z ' -. 1 Y H . ' . . , fg: . 1 , . : ' . -. Rlwil l'll'fI.fXlS i'l IlliR ., . .. . . - -tx' : :sz xp ' if ' . fx 1 -V , Q . ' , 2 1 '11 .... lr-' ,: ' , 1' 'f-,- 'b - Q 'iii ' .. 1 2 Blau' ' i.. . 'c 'l'liR Z.. ' . EIZLOVS NANCY HENRY Nanc qulet Mlss of the senlor class has a kmd heart and happy smlle hopes to become an EHICIEIII nurse Voc1t1on Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Dramatlcs 1 2 Dol ones HFYI Dee has a cheerful smlle for ex eryone does surpnsmg thmgs at odd tlmes Jester of the senlor class lrkes bowling and baseball Treasurer 4 Student Council 3 Sclence Club Dramatxcs 1 2 4 E1 I7ABETH KIRNER ee recognlzed by her beautrful brown trcsses loves to scale the heights by sknng plays the prano well ulll and Scroll Dramatlcs 2 MARION Korv Cricket . . . our tall slim blonde . . . famous for her dancing . . hopes to become a secretary . . . pals vsith the twms . . . Dramatlcs 2. Tlme Out NAMX HFNRY Dolokrs HLXL l'IIlABl-Ill KIRINIR MAluoN Kom EIZLOVS jmxxr lXRESS eanne evcitable young Xliss sparkling blie ues mth the we can do it behind t cm 'always lirigging about her melxe wir friend ship with Betts . . . Science Llulw 2 3 4 Benlta 4 Debate Lhairman 4 Dramatics 2 4, N Ain' Gimcia Nlc lxianx Mary . . . Irish personality . . . Z1 perfect all 'iround girl . . . laughing eyes . . . seen with Ann . . . always willing to lenrl a helping hand . . . Spanish Lluli 4 Dramatics 2, Coxsraxcia Nllrxseu 'Connien , . . Sparkling brown eyes . . . bunrlle ol coneentrzirerl mischief . . , en oys any out-floor sport . . . member of lx. S, D .... Vice-President l, 3, Honor Science Society 4, Science Club 1, 2, 1 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 4. VIRGINIA l'Ai'x'Ek'r Ginny . . . dark hair and big brown eyes mark her as a glamor girl . . . a capable business manager . . . cowboys around in a green Dodge . . . Treas- urer 3, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, Benita 4, Beneclicta 4, Science Club 2, 3. 1 A EIZLOVS ROSE MARY Sc III Rl R I smiling dark complexioned Miss with a Dinah Short xoicc likes dancing bmxling and hockev sun vslth Dot and Patsy Dramatics l 7 4 Science Club l 3 BLT I X JANI Sci-IUMACI-IFR Butts well dressed lass with a beautiful smile and a sweet disposition likes swimming and bowling always with Lannc Se retarx 3 Science Llub 7 3 4 Bcnita 4 Bcncdicta 4 ,lllll and Scroll Art Club I Draniatics 1 7 3 4 KATHLEEN SIMON Kathy . . . laughing blue eyes reflecting plenty Of pep . . . enjoys horseback riding . , . is interested in nursing . . . inseparable from Patty . . . Vice- President 2 Student Council 2 4 Science Club 1 2 3 4 luill and Scroll Benedicta 4 Dramatics MARY ALICE SIMON ' . . . small of stature . . . this demure little miss enjoys dancing . . . always found riding in a blue comertible . . . Science Club 2 Student Council 1 Dramatics 2 4. The Last Lap Rose MARY SCHERER BETTY JANE SCHUMACIIFR KATIILEFN SIMON MARY ALIcF SIMON ZIZLOVS jmxxi lxiuss unnv. excitable young Miss sparkling blue eyes with the we can do it behind them . . . always bragging about her twelve year friend- ship with Betts . . . Science Club 2 A 4 Benita 4, Delrite Lhairmin -1- Drzimatics 2 -l-. NIARY Cimcr: Mc Kisiax . . . Irish personality . . . a perfect 'ill around gir . . . laughing eyes . . . seen with Ann always willing to lend 'i helping hind . . . Spinish Club 4 Dramatics 2. Coxs'rANci-, Nluxscu Connie . . . Sparkling brown eyes . . . bundle of concentrated mischief . . . enjoys any out-door sport . . . member of K. S. D .... Vice-President 1, 3, Honor Science Society 4, Science Club I, 2. 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 4. VIRGINIA l,Al'l'ERT Cnnnxl' . . . dark hair and big brown eyes mark her as il glamor girl. . . a capable business manager cowboys around in a green Dodge . . . Treas- ur r 5, Dramatics l, 2, 5, 4, Quill and Scroll, Benita -lf Benedictn 4, Science Club 2, 3. ZIZLOVS fl ,frm Q... AUDRFY Poxvrmr MARX Comer PARCEH Khin Rosr RMT-xmo LAROI RIYNOIDS Rum and Colce?? AL mlm I o1lPFRT t case 1nd grace go hand ln h1nd mth her cartfru., quiet manner lowes to sew spends sparc tlme reading IJIUIITYITILS 1 ourml sn1 Club 3 'VIARY brmcl l'1RcrLL I lush Insh humor gg llort enjoxs hors: hack ndlng smmmxng and other out door sports QUHDILS constant tomp'1n1on excellent scholar lreslclent 1 'lrcasurtr 7 Student Lounul 3 Honor Sucncc Souttv l 4 Dmmitxts MARY Ross RAITANO 'Warce came to us ln her sophomore wear deep mellow VOICE would lllte to be a hux er Scnence Club 4 Dmmatlcs 7 QARUI Rn hows en txll slender brunette mth 1 charm mg personalltx mtl Pepsodent smlle inte. ested nn ilflglng and dramatlcs seen with tne D President l Student Council 1 Science Club 4 Benedlctl 4 l3en1t1 5 -l Dra tlcs 1 2 3 4 ournallsm Club ulll and Scroll Art Llub l C O Q - .' -' ' 5'. ' 'lOdl ... x . - ' . V l l I I I 1-LI A-N ... - - r.. ., . . . .',4. .. ,QQ , HJ r' '. . , '., , . . I. ,- ' ,.' ' - . , w -. V ... ' x N I .., -ix I . . lx' ',- , ' . ., .., t ' Q , '.'. . 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II . . .' . - ' n ' - 5 y fn-s j ' N ' ' W , - ' : ' ' ' IA RUF Qmnox ou Qtitelx fun loving hlonrle swim mmg lnetructor at the llelnz House pwle wlth 'Xlirglc 9 ence Lluh 7 7 4 Drunmcs l 7 3 -1- uurnulm Llxln w XNN QLHATLFI nn rather qLllCI Nllss wuth a mmm fur twrdy Qllpe favorlte sport IS danung P1 Q wlth Marv Gram. ournalrsm Club s Spin sl1 Llub 4 Dr1m1t1cQ l 7 IDOROTHY Senor NIC ot beautlful whlte teeth and dll'IlIJlLll smile elub leader 1t the Heinz Home I as lm asketh Ill chums wlth Renee I I'kQlIlLI1f 4 Student Lounul 4 Selenee Club 2 v 4 Ben1t1 2 amatlcs l 7 N1ARY Senor Nl uu R Mary VIN ILIOUS blonde with lm, lmrmsn ww lxkes roller sl-rating, danung and Wl'lIll'lL, poems frequently seen with Betty Suenee Llub 4 Benlta 3 4 ulll and Qcroll Dramatlcs 7 7 -1- ournallsm Club 3 Dehatmg 3 .Q ZIZLOVS Ru Stu Xxx SCIIAFIII Jnunm Senom Nluu SLIIUINILKI-R Spa rklmg Sprites is-.1 EIZLUVS Rose MARY SLIIEIIER o smiling dark complexloned Miss with a Dinah Qhorc XOICL likes dancing bowling, and hockey seen with Dot and Patsy Dramatlcs I 7 4 Qcience Club 1 3 BIIII JANI SLIIUMALIILR Betts well dressed lass with a heal nful smile and a sweet disposition likes swimming and bowling always mth Jeanne Secrctarx 3 Science Club 2 3 4 Benlta 4 Btlllcllllfii 4 Qlllll and Scroll Art Club 1 Dramatics l KATHI H N QIMON Kathy laughing blue eyes reflecting plenty of pep enjoys horseback riding IS Interested In nursing inseparable from Patty Vice President 2 Student Council 2 4 Science Club l 7 3 4 luill and Scroll Benedicta 4 Dramatics MARY ALICE QIMIIN . ' .l . . small. of stature . . . this clemure little miss enjoys dancing . . . always found riding in a blue convertible . . . Science Club 2 Student Council I Dramatics 2 4. The Last Lap Rosr MARY SLIIIIIIR BITTY JANF SQHUMACIIFR KATIILFIN SIMON MARY Aucr SIMON if - Dont Fence Us In MARIARLT STANIFY DOROTHY VEY NIARKARYT WAINFR PATRICIA WILLIAMs 6lZL0l 5 MAINARIET QIANII-Y Marg Intelligent miss with shining black locks aspires to be a nurse likes dancing chums with Audrey zealous worker for the XVar Bond Drive Qtudent Council 2 Benlta 1 Dramatics 1 2 3 4 DoRoTIIY VEY Dottie studious miss with 1 peaches an crc Im complexion Interested In dlctetlcs likes dancing and horseback riding pals with Edna . . . Quill and Qcroll Spanish Club 4 Voca- tion Club -1- Art Club 1 Science Club 4 Benita 4 Benedicta -1- Dramatics 2 4. NIARGARIYI' W AVNIQR Nlurgie . . . petitc little blonde with a winning smile . . . Lll lIl1ZlllC instructor at the Heinz House . . . chums with La Rue and Reene . . . ikes swimming., . . . Spanish Club 4 Vocation Lluh 4 Science Club 2 -1- Dramatics 2 3. I ATRICIA WII.I.IAMs Patty' . . . popul1r Miss who came to us in her junior year . . . newest member of Z, D. A. . . . easy to get along, with . . . interested in medical technolog.,y . . . Benedicta Editor 4 Science Club 4 Benita J -1 Tuill and Scroll Dramatics 3 . 6? S0pll0l'n0l'E5 Here We are m 43 Our Fdlt r Mnrmnn Kim Cipifor Gvreserzfs nz pzcfure an fyp fwf HPF? gems ioqef er G? g-resfzmen Ret eat n 47 ,-5 , 4 Cast of nur junior Class Play, Three Pegs O,lyI6Il O32 re zuziors aww ust back from picking violets Durlicatiun nf the flag St. Joscph Assembly Extra passenger In honor uf Mary Report cards Fnlluw the lcaclcr First .Kid Y ,,, stri- ,ra',,f 95.5435 fi r ,K X 444. 7',:gf f'f -, J? an-famswlqmw Mfwxiiiwff gferg fm Gym G-215 5 CLASS OFFICERS President Vice- President Secretary ..,,.. . Treasurer . , , , . .Dorothy Schoenig . , Betty Adams ,. Inez Angeletti , , Dolores Heyl CLASS Mo'r'ro Onward everg backwzlrd 11ey'e-r. CLASS QOIORS White and Green ur is fory Class PA'r1toN Blessed Mother C I Ass If 1owrR Nxllltl R051 Ch Qjay 5 fha Clzuzq QLFNF ONF MUCH Ano ABOUT NoTH1Nt Ihe hghts dlm ll1ll the eurt nn rlses ts a sudden stlllness grlps the audience blxty green freshles fron1 tl1e North Slde Manchester West Vlew Belleyue, and Itmsworth CIISKYICIS make thelr debut Ill unlforms of navy blue sklrts and wl11te blouses whlle smgmg thexr class song lhe Best School ln 21 Mllhon A dlfferent outlook develops as the gxrls become aequalnted yylth new friends and new teachers lhelr studles yvlth emphasrs on Iatln and General Selenee, fasclnate and IIN press the glrls wlth a new dlgmty and outlook on educatlon As the months progress they hnd themselyes on an equnl footmg wlth the student body In1t1at1on danemg skating, and partles help make the gxrls take a slsterly attltude toward all As the curtam sloyyly falls these slxtv voung lat les lose the tltle green freshles md re erowned Wlse Pools QLENP Iwo IAMINC or TH1 SHRIW In tl1e seeond seene the XIVISL Pools 1dy mee to the fourth floor 111 the north e1st wlng of the ac xdemy As thelr n11nds mature lI1 thelr studles, thenr dramattc abxhty xmproy es ln the portray tl of I ueen by the Grtee of God Due to their fun loylng and care free ways mlsehlel eould not be yery well ehmlnated from thelr program ll11s they proyed 111 what they call lhe XIXSILTIOUS IJIIILC better known IS the Bunny Hop Xs the sophomores pass the seeond eross road, tl1ey ob serye some of their el issmates dlyelge III KllI'CL tlons leddlllg toward other goals SLI-NI ISHRI-I As You I nu It Detern1n1ed tc me tsure up tc their trtle juniors the glrls prove themselves true blue and gam I'CLOgI1ltl0I1 by tl1e1r dr1mat1c ablhty Ill stifmg IL 1ree ers I1vn1g up to t1e1r elass motto Unw 1rd eyer baekward never they partlclpate III the y1r1ous actxvltres your nahsm debatlng soeul functlons and espeelally Ill the1rparr1ot1e gesture of buy mg 1 t lnk through the puhehase of bonds and stamps Bequeathmg cherlshed possessrons to the forty junlors by the elass of -H st xmped Itself n1del1blv on the memory of eyery glrl In humble IPPFLLIIIIOII the forty wlts hold an extravagant banquet III honor of the semors fhus mlrks the elose of scene three as the jumors step n1to the foothghts as le tders e grnnd hn tle IS set Y e nbor mc etrn status of semors SIUKIILS lnterspersed wlth extrn eurrlcular 1ct1y1t1es speed along C1r1duat1on Dre ams of tl1e future gradu 1lIy sh zpe n1to 1 n1ore glorious enture 1 Ill DIFISUII wx 1 real1t1es o Ile past Qltd III e np and gown w1t1 dlploma lt hye s re1e 1ed lts go 1l ind l ls ldleu to the seet r ty 1 time If ount 1 1 Xl 1ter VN 1th te 1r dlmmed eyes, the gnls h1dt1rt y to the1r sehool ts the eurtun eloses to IL str un s e I nds I I 6 , .ff .H ,f te , , ,,,. 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Sli..-X. 207 PERSONAL PATRONS Benson Rexererrd S Crockr Rexerend M Hannon Rerererrd ohn Hexl Rexerend lsdwrn R Rooney Rererend Francrs Serdel Rex erend Herman Vogt Rexerend August A XAIICSIUHHI1 Reverend Charles Vlrllranrs Reverend A lr Arch Dr and Mrs l' I Crrrrnbaker Dr H B DDS VVrllrams Dr C VV Strrrger Dr os W Abmryr Mr rrrd Mrs Ceorge Abbott Sam Abt Hrldr Adrms Mr 1nd Mrs C l Anlaldr Mrs lours Arentlr lee H Arnold Mr and Mrs Adam Brchrrreger Mrs F Baker Charles A Brrnette Mr rnd Mrs Howard Brrr inte A Brrrv Mr and Mrs FI Becker Mr and Mrs A M Bedeek Add Bedeck ohnC Behr Mr and Mrs Casper Bender Mrs lrranees Best Mrs VVm C Brssrnger Mr and Mrs Fdrxrn Blumensehern Mr and Mrs Fd Bonnett Daxrd l' Bosco os M Boskovre lorrrs Borreek Mrs Frrnk C Bowlrng, Aeorn OBovle Mr A l' Braty Mr rnd Mrs C Brannrngan 'Nlrs Marr Bray Mrss l ors Brertenbaek Mr and Mrs A Brertenbaeh Sgt Al and Brll Brennen 'Xlr and Mrs Thomas Brrll Mr and Mrs Bernard Sr Brrskey Mr and Mrs ohn C Brrskx Mr 'rnd Mrs lours Brrskex Rrchrrd l U 7 c Brooks Mrs M rrtrn Burke l rtrrcrr Bruker ohrl Callahan Mr and Mrs D Crrlrse Charles Crrroll ohn Alun C rrroll P Clreetlram VR Crottr Mrs Clark C A Clark VR Collrns Mr and Mrs M Columbo Mr and Mrs Frank Condren Marx C Connelly Mrs C Connelly Mr and Mrs J VVrax, Connors Mr and Mrs VVm Corcoran Mrs M Cosper Mr and Mrs A N Cotton lheresa Laura Coyle Mr and Mrs Chas Crenner Mr and Mrs A Crrtchley Mrs Ceo Cronrn Mr and Mrs rey Mr rnd Mrs J D rley err e lDll1lLlSO Mrs Drnluso Mrs R D rvrn Mr and M s P Davrs Mr and bf rs ames Dean Frank Dedrg John Deer John VV Degenhardt Odelra Devlrn Bernard B Derk Paulette Dre Mr and Mrs A M Dre Mr ind Mrs Frank rel Mr rrrd Mrs H rel Mrs Dre Mrrram Dre Rose DILISIO Mr and Mrs os Dobbrrrs Mr and Mrs S F Doehertx Mr and Mrs F Donovan Mr and Mrs C M Dopp e l Downey Mr C Dugo Frank Drrrnmer Buck lekert Mrs A M ldwrrds Mr and Mrs VVm lrsenrerelr Mr Frankf l'rsenre1eh Nlrs Frank l'lras Mrs M llk Mr and Mrs Fred lrny Mr and Mrs S lrstel Mr and Mrs C l' rrbaugh lr lsre l lronphart Marre lredler Mr and Mrs ol r lrrnee Mr and Mrs Robert C rertner Mr and Mrs Clarence Crllager Flhomas Callagher Mr and Mrs l B F1111 Mrs A Carrrty Annre B Cerst Rose Crbbs Mr and Mrs Chas Cregerreb Mr md Mrs lester Crelas Cpl oseph A Crerl Mr and Mrs oseph 1 v 1 I ' s , l-.- , .4 . . r W f v W 1 1, 1 . 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J '- '1 1 Ave. 11 1 1 1 1 , 1' ,- H, f A ,, 1 7:1 ,1 - '. 11 lIN11SCl1, 17. 92-1 Q11CSIl1llf Street Y' ' l W ' S- A ' ' x ' ' , 1 1 , ' Q 1 . 1 f ' 'V 1 1 Y Y 7 ' A l- v1 -1 Y v. 1 vs f v- 7 1 , r V S4 - Y 471 1 I T 1 1 A 1 71 A L' 1 .K 411 A 7 ' 112111, C. ., 1 -cry 1 '-' ' - '- - NV1 1 1 ' 1 - ' 'f '1 ' XV: '1 , 1 . . 1 '1 1 yy, -. , . 1 ,. , 111-10 1' 1 1 1 111111 Cmll .US 15: 1- 1 - . 11- 1 , ' .,1- f- 1 -- 1, ' v C ' , 7- , ' . ll L . fr: 177.3 c1'-':'-u- 'cs '- ' 1 11117 ,01 1- -'1 1011 ' - - ', 11. 11 t V 1 11 1 X1 ' 7 ' ' , , ,. . ,, 0- . ' A' 1 1 1 .. 1' '1 - i'-f'--1-'- - 7 1 w ' ' - - - 1 77 7 .7 I 77 Y A I ...f A 7' 71114. 1:flII11i ' 'st f '11 s ' 1 -- 71-t1 1 - 11 1- 1, 1' 111' 1 1' - Z111 J, .-1. ' f ' 1 't r .. 221' 1 1-ct W 0-if md 6Lfl'6 ,IW ...X Hail to a school that .will never die, to dear Saint Benedict's Hi, You will live in the hearts of your members like the bright glowing flames of live embers. To our God and our school we'll e're be true. 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