Saint Benedicts Academy - Benedicta Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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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

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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

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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