Saint Benedicts Academy - Benedicta Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

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Memories of carefree hours spent on the campus. . . memories of ou to r :mnuul retreats :xml clay of recollection. . . memories rivzite vis the chapel. . . l'l1L'I'l10I'lCS of sllent COH1IUllI1lI1j,fS wnth our Izuchzms Christ. . . memories of ehzmging classes and girlhoocl pranks. . . lT1L'l11OI'lCS nf assembles, Lzfflw H'un1f'rz and Prfzfv um! l'rwj114l1n'. , . IUL'IUUI4lL'S of the rin nely' advice our teachers gave us. . memories of the dear, kind face mrl umlersrzmcling heart of good Father XYiCSlUZlI1I1. . . memories of 1 Crmmplin and our lust Uenenlietiun in the Chapel. . . F D We Honor ur haplain Nlcniorics of your kindly lzicc, your lzitlicrly ziclvicc. your przictical talks. your nizistcrly teaching. your pricstly piety, your liviicficciit intcrcst in tlic zicadcmy, your undying loyalty lizis cnclciirccl you, clczir lfzitlier Xlicsiiizuiii, to tlic class of '46, :incl :is 11 gr-sturc of our sincere :ipprcciution :incl glrzitituclc, wc lovingly clccliczztc to you this 19-lo cclition ol' tlic BL-iicmlicta. G? ,ins vlzinc l,r-u, lloloru Wiittrrson, lfrqiiicw Nlxirnk, l,orr:1inu lironnrr, Rurli Xloroyxxki, Rr-yvrciicl L l1.lI'lL'N Xl n-snizi 6 ,L Yrs Y Jimi xr , .3 H, Dokoriiv ARCH. Dot . . , her laugh is her trade-mark , . . aptitude and winning ways won her the Latin Club presi- dency .. hates dirty saddle-shoes loves good books, swimming and movies .. . Latin Club presi- dent 4, Benita 4, Camera Club l, Modeling Club l, 2, Science Honor Society 3, National llonor So- ciety 4 . Scholarship to Mount Mercy. Bi-ziusici: BALZER .. . ., ' A V Bernie . . . oozes school-spirit and personality , enthusiastic mermaid collects souvernirs for a pastime Camera Club, Modeling Club, Ulee Club 4, Home Room Secretary l, Vice-president of Stu- dent Council 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Benedicta 4, Benita 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 4. NKTRAIA BIEAUIWONT Norm ., pint-size dynamo talkie and perennial prankster her ambition, nursing loves jokes Dramatics l, 2, 4, League 4, Vocation Club 3, Quill . ,, human walkie- . , ideally suited for those trick store National Forensic and Scroll 4, Model- ing Club, Benita 4, Student Council 3, 4. The Last Straw BERNICI-I B.ai.zifiz Noiarxi.-x liiaAl'ixios'i' Dokornv .-Xitcu Siiiariaia Biackisa Rosii Bi-Lsciiokxiik Bekrslck Boskotic The eniofzs lloaoriix' glkcn, Bi-'kxicii BAi.ziiR Noaxm Bi-1At'MoN'i' SHIRLEE Bi-:cicek Rosi: BESCHORNER r BERNICE BOSKOVIC SHIRLEIC BITCKER Sbirl versatile talent and ingenuity make her stand out in any activity thrives on meeting people . always first with the latest per- sonality plus , Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4, Home Room President l, 'lireasurer 2, Benita 3, 4, Glee Club 4, lfditor-in-Chief of Benita 4, Editor-in-Chief of Benedicta, National llonor Society 4, National Forensic l,eague 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. Scholarship to Seton llill. Rosie BIZSCHORNIZR Bessie amiable ways and gentle manners ,. appreciates good humor proud possessor of a fur coat Camera Club 2, Chorous 4, Home Nursing 4, Dramatics 4. BEaN1ci3 Boskovrc. Bernie an eflerveseent personality is her dominating characteristic ., partial to badminton , adverse to sauerkraut . forever with .-Xnna Treasurer 1, President 2, Camera Club 2, Glee Club 4, Choral Speaking 1, Dramatics 2. 61946 MARY .Xiarsiis Bkaxxi-ix' KA'riii.iaHN BRFl'l'IiNli.V.'Il Rosi-' Mfxiun Biztxxiwii PATRICIA BURKE jovch Cfxiuzori, CWH,-XRI,O'lA'l'l-1 CiiEx'i'iiAxi Mfuu' ,-Xczui-is Bimxxizv Chick possessor of pondering dark eyes :md vivid personality visits Margie constantly thinks Vaughn Monroe is out ol this world Dramatics l, 2, Modeling Club l, 2, Camera Club 1, 2, Choral Speaking 2. KATn1.iai2N BREITENBACH Boots . owns the smoothest blond hair at S, B, A. . has the rare gilt ol punetuality . writes letters and roller skates for amusement 'l'reasurer l, Camera Club l, Dramaties l, 2, 3, -ln Rosie Mfuus BRCNNFR Rosie ,. never a dull moment when this eminent lfmsworth lass is in the vicinity . noted for her pleasant speaking voice and snappy come backs Dramaties l, 2, 3, -l, Modeling Club, Na- tional Forensic League 4, Quill and Seroll 4, Benitu 4, Presideit of Vocation Club 4, Student Council 4. s' li 1 Pfvriuei.-x RVRKE Pat relentless vitality and :I glad-to-help spirit lull ol ingenious ideas delightful coni- panion in any sphere Student Council l, 2, Dramatics l, 2, 4, Camera Club, Vice-president l, President 2, Secretary-treasurer 3. jores CARRoi.i. Doe a standard fun-maker and deep thinker remarkable commerical student adores good books Camera Club 1, Home Nursing 4, Choral Speaking 1, 2. CiiARI.oT'rE CHEETHAIW ., N ., . . . Char generosity personified spontaneous giggle that just won't be suppressed Captures everyone with her even-tempered disposition Camera Club l, Yocarion Club 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 5, Choral Speaking 1. lime lfor Class Nlain' .Xr.Ni-is liimxxi-,x' K,x'i'iii.i,i-x lgRIrfl'lliNliACll Rosi Mxiuia Bicrxxiik Cii.uu,o'i'ii-i CHI-.li'I'Il.'kXI l'.x'iiuei,-x lieiucic jorei-1 C.aioioi,L Pfzesenf Dmmim' Cir-:sux Wixiifiufn Coxxoks Nlyiin' Cuscm Numm CRISPER KIARY Dian L'REAl-IAN TITRIQS.-K llrmisizlrfs lDoium'i'm' CIENHQ Nuiixifx QYOSPI-'R Dottie quiet and unassuming ways marlc Nunn claims the title of the must photngenic this good-naturetl bliss simply flutes on all sports gl-milf exe,-prinmilly agile burst--back rider the height of her ambitinns is tu visit South gilxxays in perfect humor Camera Club, Dm- America and lturope Camera Club 1, Spanish mglrll-5 l, 2, Club 4, Choral Speaking l, 2, Home lNursing 4. Xl,-un' DEH Ciufaiims Dee , pussessur of beautiful red hair and XYINIFRED CONNORS iniscbiewmus blue eyes happy when drawing or painting pals with Marie Ann and Margaret Winkie . genial mixer always the ayiil listener and con- .. Camera Club I, Dramatics l. a Benedictine beauty since her Freshman year , another 'CP0rtraits fiend Dra- maties 1, 2, 4. H ll-ici-sa lloinsixs 'lierry can be slepentlecl upon in any Crisis an eager marker xxitli capable talents always MARY CHSCIA really fur' a .gmail time E Quillwanml Scroll 4., Natipnal ' llunur Nvelety 4, l,ibrary Club, Nlmleling Club, Karin . faithful frienrl tu Sbirleen aspires Camera Club, iilee Ulub, Benita 5, 4, lienetlieta 4, tu travel arounil the world prefers classical tu X'.,lf3lri..,1 Clul, 3, Ilmm- Room Syl-I-Umfy-.fu-glgurl-r 3, popular music Cainera Club, Choral Speaking I, 2, Seen-tary-treasurer ul Nlutleling Club 2, Bunk Xlavrins XYINIFRI-QI! C'uNNnRs ililikl-'SA Dcnsisixs Xuan.-x QVHSPIQR Nlfun' Ursula IJmuri'iix' Cnzxiziq Blain' DH: Ckifaii.-xx ccfu e . .-XKII . ARS . ' ,A ' kuixia f s, ADKR.-RIN!-I lun -1 'Ni-3 GRI-is 'fi Dnimu-is l-ILIAS .- Rl ixix liaoii Ll' Dnlly curly brown tresscs 'ilwavs 'C1innv iet miss witi a pleasant sm ' ii ing w' li een Iikfs hursehufk rirling , a faithful 'ittcnder S. link clan -t Btttx N D amatics l 2, f. NIARHC FAHEY ' faithful antl clcpundablc vvorkcr io- logy brain capable Yucation Club ' 4 Nlodel- ing Club 2, better half Choral Speaking I Spanish Club IJIRRAINE Gmisigiz Tinyn small in stature great in urine Hume Yllrgintx 4 Choral Qperlkfng will bring sunshine to any oflice Dramatits 4 . . , . . , -. NIARY Loi' FLAHERTY JUNE GRESCO Inn r ' burn igiirc-rl Ir'g1 51,0911 une sparkling eyes skating ancl :lin f ying-pong gigiflifr 'mg ff, bg gl - clng are her hobbies always with Rosit and sgncr mme Ronin Vice-presiclent 2, Cami-ra M55 Y CHWUT3 Clllll 1 l Wil A 93'lYUl Club l, Choral Speaking l, 2. llume Nursing 4. Chinn fixing l,ukk,xixi Ciixini-'ic lfllliiklx lziixs li xi iiiuxur Xl 'un' l,rvI lfmiii-icii YIRMINIK l'iRflI-fl,ICIl Nlwii l'.,XIll-Y 11 flue memofzies Nl.ARuAReT HALLERAN Giik'i'iu'nF HAI.I,lGAN 'l'iu'nv HARTUNG RIT.-X llocii 1 1 I 5 jo ,NNN l'loi'i'MANN I l 5' I ' 1 TIHRIESA HouMAN Q . C MAkmzAki:'i' HAi.1.i5RAN RNA Hogg Peggy ., immeasurable source of information Reets exciting hazel eyes enjoys skiing on all subjects flower-fresh Complexion ,. the and horggbaqk riding , A pai-tigil ri, Army Air brain-trust of the senior class Dramatics -l, Ciirpg A 1 Cai-,ici-3 Club, Dramaficg 1, 2, National Forensic League 4. GifR'i'iu'ni: HA1.i.ioAN -Io ,-Xxx llorifixmxx .. . .. . 4 Gert popular with evervone . pleasing ,, ,. . . disposition , contented when listening to favorite -In huh bundle of dlndlmu on H ddrlu among Bing Chumg with Pat Camem Club floor mail about collecting photographs ., in- ,rrcasmjcr 1, President 4, Dramatic 47 Studeng separablerfroin Lois . Lamera Llub, Dramatics 4, Council 4 Nice President 4. Turin' HARTUNG Trudy , neat and congenial quiet and l 'fR'5SA HOHMAN shy'but very sweet I'erry's twin Vice- Terry tranquil disposition appealing president of Camera Club 1, Modeling Club, Dra- smile . courteous and reliable Choral Speak- matics l, 2, 3, Vocation Club 3. ing I, 2, Cznnerzi Club 1. Une, Two, Three, Kit' Tiu iw llfxicii N14 Nl.-uu9Aiu5'i' ll,xi.i.i-:MN 'liIlliRIESA llouixi.-xx RITA TTUCK k Geumuun TATALLIGAN ,Io ANN l'lOl4'lfMANN llu Nl.-uu:.fucr'r Hoi.peuoif'i' xl.-XRIAN Horse lloiokiis Hl'Bi-tit GHkAi.i1ixE Joos XIARY JANE Kmikxs r . Siiialriix LACHER Nlaiuzakiri' lloi.pexor'r Margie cute, little, hazel-eyecl trick always happy seen constantly with Mary lxlluen and Louise Benita 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Drzunatics I, 2, Vocation Llub 2, 3, 4. NIARIAN llorsii Mare lo know her is to love her fair- hairerl beauty of the class friemls galore never a ilull moment Camera Club l, Choral Speaking l, 2, Ulee Club 4. Doroiu-is llviiigk Dee excellent stenographer always on the look out for new clanee steps interestecl in swimming anil basketball Camera Club 2, Nlocleling Club 2, Choral Speaking l, 2, National llonor Soeiety 4. B 1 Isl! is . GiaRAi.niNis Joos Gerry . Speedy commercial stuclent skating aml basketball rate ,. pleased with l'ommy Dorsey anrl Bing Crosby , Camera Club l, Glee Club 4, Choral Speaking l, 2, llome Nursing 4. NIARY JANE Kmims Janie sees the funny side of everything can always be counted on to supply a witty remark delves into psychology in her spare time for- ever babbling :ibout up home. SIIIRIJ-.ISN l..-xeuiek Lee sincere and modest girl from St., l'eter's intrigues us by her original way of expressing her opinions hopes to travel De- bating Club 2, Camera Club I, Choral Speaking I, llramaties 2, 3. Jive .kclilicts xl.-KRI-'KN llorsi-3 Xlfiki' JAH. KifARNs xl.XlUARI-'I' l'lUI.l!CRUl l' Suuu.i.i:x l,,xeiii3n Gi-.ic,xi.iiitsH Joos lJ0l.flkES HUBER MAIN-LLYN LE 'lhliggyn Irish wit .. dislike for tleafzs NlAmai.YN LISAIIY YALERIA Lizv LA VERNE LoNr: AHY a favorite with everyone ready always laughing claims a particular spinach ,, Dramatics 1, 2, Camera Club 2. XIALERIA Liav Val ,. bewitching green eyes ., excels in art photography bug . .. the sourhpaw'l of 202 pals with Lane and Do Dee Camera Club I, Choral Speaking l, 2, Spanish Club 3, Vocation Club 5. LA Xi-:axis Loma Rhoda dancing her live wire in 201 . swimming and favorite sports a quick and subtle sense of humor . Camera Club l, Vocation Club 3, 4, Benita 4, Benedicta 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Dra- 2, 4 matics 1, Xlusic llath Charm Kl.'XliliI,YN LISAHY Y.-XLIERIA LEY l'iRANL'I-IS AIACAK C.-vriiniuxij Lowkui ANNA LORENZ LA VERSE LONG ANNA LoRENz CATHERINE Lowkua FRANCES LIACAK ANNA LORENZ Ann .. a credit to any class a winsome girl who excels in typing , noise, liver, and rice head her hate parade . , Dramatics 2, Glee Club -1, Minute Man 4. CATHFQRINE Lowiun Katie . small and petite . all around girl from Saint joseph's this friendly, gracious, and well-liked miss likes to bowl and swim ,. Treasur- er of Home Room 1, Dramatics 1, 2. FRANCES lblACAK Franny cheery and industrious enjoys collecting pictures and popular records typing wizard Home Room Secretary 1, Choral Speaking l, 2, National llonor Society 4. ent in SIIIRLICY Nlwiaisiiiax Rosif xl,-Hill-I Nlaiisx Nxxcv Nlawrafxxaka f DIANE NlARsnA1.L l'iiooY NlL'CAR'l'liR Nlaiu' l'il.l,liN NIcI,Au:iii,ix Snnuaer INIAuiusiiicN Shirl quiet, thoughtful, and likeable never heard Ollt of turn collects records came to St. Benetlicfs in her junior years. Ross: KIARII-I XIAIIZR Rosie . charming and appealing . always accepted in any circle . devotee ol the skating rink Home Nursing 4, Camera Club 2, Dra- maties 1, 2. NANCY XI,ANo,usAim Toni Nancy with the laughing face clark eyes anfl shining black locks girl with a golclen voice Glee Club 4, Dramatics l, 3, Benita l, Home Room Secretary-ilireasurer 4, Spanish Club 3. an ra Ili 1 jfxxi-1 Nlaksimri. Janie unique tlisposition and lover of the unusual an imliviclualist at heart plans to major in Home liconomics Camera Club 1, Choral Speaking l, Debating 2, Spanish Club 4. l'isoc:Y NlcCAR'ri-tk Peggy trustworthy and able member of the senior class Saint Francis Xav1er's sent us this moclest and intelligent real head collects pennies Camera Club l, Choral Speaking 1, 2. Nlaiu' l'1l.I,EN iXlCl,Al'i5Hl.lN lYhitey talkative and vivacious lively little blond aims to become a capable nurse Camera Club 2, Klocleling Club 2, Vice presitlent of Vocation Club 2, 3, 4, lJI'2lFl12lIICS l, 2, 3. Personality Plus l'ii,i.r Nlri ,xiclinii Xliiu' l'.l.l.l'N xlL'l,.Xl'l.Hl.IY .i iu.i-Y Nl.'XlDIllSIlIN X su' Xl.-XNMAN.-XR.K isi, Kliiui Nlxn it ,lui Xlvxkslixii. . .M iXlARIAN MclNlAHoN MMickle . , alert, intelligent, and energetic mem- ber of any class .. irresistable Irish smile ,, joined our class as a sophomore Dramatic Club Z, 3, 4, Home Nursing 4. VERA lXlii.i,izk Siss conscientious commercial student . meticulous in appearence refuses to be kept waiting Vice President 3, Student Council 3, Dramatics 2, lloine Nursing 4. Iii,IzAaE'rii NloNAuAN Irish . peppy and considerate , has a smile for all .. tries to convince us shels a man hater . . Science Honor Society 3, 4, Camera Club 2. Watch The Birdie lXll'.RL'l-Qlll-QS Niitscii Yicim Nliiii-'R l lI,lZAlilf'I'll Xlox,xii.xx Rosa Pi'i'.1.ssi PATRICIA Nlriaifin' IXIARIAN fNlcNlAuoN an afmosplr XIARIAN lhlL'xlAll0N VERA NIILLIZR E1.IzAm:'i'ii AIONAHAN PA'i'aiciA ixll'kl'llY xl!-Ikflilll-iS Niitscii Rosii l'i'i'AssI l'A'rRiciA MURPHY Pat .. energetic honor student excels in co-curricular activities , shines at roller skat- ing and badminton . Camera Club 1, Modeling Club 2, Dramatics 3, 4, National Honore Society 4, Glee Club 4, Spanish Club 3, Quill and Scroll Vice President l, President 3, Student Council 2, 4, President of National Forensic League 4, .Xssistant editor of Benita -l, Associate lfditor of Benedicta 4, Secretary of Federation of Catholic High School 4, Mi-:itcicincs Nicuscn Jeanie . friendly and intelligent little lady from Saint Athanasius . clever and versatile pianist likes to skate and swim . Latin Club 4, Dramatics l, lfull Scholarship to Duquesne University ., Camera Cluh 1, Choral Speaking I, 2, Modeling Club 2, Rosie Pi'r.xss1 Roseann , . a loyal classmate with sunny, gracious manners , the songbird of our class hopes to travel to Europe . , Camera Club 2, French Club 3, Glee Club 4, 6 Peace . ,. J Nlfxiii-.i,ixi-, lllkllzli Rosif Nlfxiui-' l'o'i'i-xx lloroiuas Rificiiii Prism, Roizrksow . K Y f - lxvi-.i,x'x Roizi-uisox Yi ll If 4 s i 4 if i l'A'i'klciA Rocui-'okim r , N X ' i 1 t ie x l i ,I ,, ,li l xlAIJlzl,lNIi l'oia'ri-ix Pi-..-xio. RHIZIQRSON Madge our magnetic, dependable, and ellici- lrish a peppy lmloml with the cutest smile ent president , a lovable bundle ol pep, VIII! and talkative and carelree . happiness is her chief vigor l'resident 1, Vice President home room quality Dramatics l, Choral Speaking 2, Camera 2, Secretary-treasurer 3, President 4, lienita 4, Club 2. Benedicta .Xssociate Editor 4, Nlodeling Club 2, Camera Club l, llrarnatics l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l 3 4 Science Honor Socictv 4, Xational Honor Society 4, l,atin Club 4, Quill-and Scroll 4, lienita IQ,-My-e RU,,,.R-fsoy Stall 4. M .. .. . Xie modest and unassuming gorgeous red curly hair a welcome addition to any group Rosia NlAlill'f lloiiiz Camera Club 1, Choral Speaking 1, 2, Science H .. - 4 Club 3. Rose petite, courteous, and studious reading occupies her leisure time hates to get up in the morning Home Room president l, Camera Club l, Dramatics l, 2. , l .-x'i'ioci,x Rocni-'oxn p A 'l'risl1 attractive in both looks and man- Doroiuns Rl-ICHLIE x A . x , - . ners industrious and cooperative admires Dollie sophisticated blond loveliness keen interesting people Camera Club l, Nlorlelim: Sensi. Hg humor talented actress Camera Club 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Spanish Club 4, Benita Club l, Quill and Scroll, Speech Club 2. llramatics 4. Benedicra 4, Vice-president 2, Secretary-treasurer, l, 2, 3. National Forensic League, bpanish Club 4. lioing l p l,.'4.'IRlkl'X Rocuioiuv laiiixx Roiziziaisos Rosi Nlvxiui-, l'o'iin l'i,xici. Roni-Rsox Xlxiii-iiwii l'oic'iiR lloioiei-is Riiiciiu-. an uie l,X'I'RlLil.-X Rulwmiks KX'IHI.l-I-.N Rumi Xlfkk-lllkll-' Runs 3 ,sr ' 51 ' Rl 'ln Rnssux Yiiu,ix1.x S.m.1 1'u i lui l.Xl x Suri,-'um : 5 l l,XIRlCI.X Rum.i,i:s Ruin Russux 'l':it bilxiriuus zinzl lfwzihli- during inirizi- Ruthie , lM'llllI'llvlll complexion, ruurh, and bziir rin- xxull-knrmn zinil wi-Il-llkccl Quill xinml clizirnnnlg :incl l,Zl'2ICll7llS manners always Surnll 3, 4, llvnitzi 3, 4, DL-bxitiiig 2, 3, Drznnzitius :nukes :in nnmziculzitc :incl fziultlcss appearance l, 2, 3. Cznnerzi Club l, SIDZIHISI1 Club 3, Ulu- Club 3, 4, Cburzil 5 7L'1llilI1 l, 2, llrzinizitics 4. l r- KW'U'H'Y RUN- YIRHINIA Smiiuizi nb1iflU' l IN'I'l'l1'V 4l5'Vk'lVilWfl hC3UfY- Fw Ginny clark-liziircml lass with an irrcpressziblc in smile lbr CYk'l'xIlllC v clznlcc u entbllsizlft 7 grin abbnrcs lmhhy-sux slang mld-story cun- Xlmlclingillub l. Lznncrzi Club -, Ynczitiun Llub -, iriliiimi Qiiiiicrii Cliil, lv Qlmial Spcaliiiig li 2. l,ibr:1ry Klub 4, Drznnxmfs l, -, 4, Horne Nursing 4. XM-atiiiii Cliil, ji Hmiic Nursing 4' Nl xkllfuali-. R005 IHFINA SCHAD 'Wlzirgyu succtiicss lversonifiefl irrcsistziblc ihltty flu' flrl With, the ,laffst half 59195 ,mils --ilu. tii,ii-lil liiilli Si-li,,,,l girl Ciiiiicm ysharns to bv :i munxiri in xfbite 1 -21 rclizlblc Club Sccretzirv l, Yuczitiun Club Sccrctzlrx' 3 Yin' and Wllhng Cl1HS'm't Mlm, Club 4' Sclcncc LMI' Prcsimlcnt 4. Cbnrgil Sln-:iking l, 2, 'X' Dm'mmL'S 'L' 'lim Tinic l,'KlRIL'l'X Rumi-.Rs XlXRilURIli Runs lin mm Scrub Rlin Rossox K.fX'I'llI,l-IEN Rom. YIRMINIA SAc:L i'n unclefz. th jmwxiz Scimiirnia Doiioiin' SiiAi'i'iaii Cl-1L'llllA Sciuuai' JANE Sent' 1.2 MAMIH SclAi.AisHA , Y f ,. p ' . K 5 5 CATHERINE hKii.i.iiN in ' 1 JICANNE SCHAEFER JANE SCHVLZ Jeanne courteous and efficient supplied Janie ,. a precise and neat blond . desires numerous hints on ood-vroomin' in Classv Lass a secretarial career . saves letters Dramatics g L L , . , displays artistic talent . Dramatics 1, 2, Home- room treasurer 2, Student Council 2, Choral Speaking 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Benedicta 4, Benita 4. Doko'l'm' SHAH-'Ek Do Dee , stylish and vivacious , possesses all necessary requirements to become an attratcive model , inveterate giggler .. Camera Club 1, 2, Dramatics 2, 4, Spanish Club 3, Library Club 4. CHCILIA Seiiiuei' Cecil . , . sweet loveable blond . . . gentle and earnest accomplished roller skater poster wizard Art Club 4, Dramatics 1, 3, Vocation Club 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Benita 4, Benedicta 4. l, Z, Camera Club l. XIANIII-I SclAi,Ainm Him ,. tiny little organist with deft fingers . exhibits this talent at Mary Immaculate on Sun- days .. swims and reads for diversion ,. Camera Club I, Dramatics 1, 2. CA'rnEiuNr Sxii.i.iaN Trinkie the girl with the beautiful eyelashes won't say what makes them curly , , a secretarial career is the dream of this lass Camera Club l. Xlay Blossoms jixxr Stiiliz lloimiiii' Siiixiii-ic jigxxxis Scimtri-:k Klum. Sci.-xi.,xisis.x L'A'l'HEklNl-Q SKu.i.r:N Ciacu.i.a Sciiitm' S intluence BETTY SKOVRAN lXlARY NIARGARET SPAGNOLA lXlARGARET STANEK l-'RANcEs STAUD RITA STEIGERWALD ' lVlAkY STRAIILER llbil i ' A ll BETTY SKOVRAN Lizzy . always ready to lend a helping hand . a Religious life beckons her hopes to teach mathematics Camera Club l, Vocation Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4. lVlARY NIARIEARET Si-AeNoi.A uspagu perform on programs . hopes to go on to stage graceful dancer always ready to dancing Camera Club 1, Glee Club 4, Dramatics 1. MARGARET STANISK Margy . always seen with Mary Dee , de- lights in showing ping-pong skill at lunch-time enjoys football and baseball games Choral l, 2. l.et's Go lxlARY NIARUARIET Si-Ar:Nol.A lxlARGARI-.T STANER BETTY SRoYRAN lXlARY STRAHLER l RANcEs STAUD RITA STEIGERWALD FRANCES S'I'AL'D Franny , never too occupied to help some- one spends many free hours in dramatics a great basketball fan Dramatics 1 2 Camera Club 1, Quill and Scroll 4, Spainsh Club 4,, National Honor Society 4, Benita 4. RITA S'I'lilIQIiRWAlilJ Stag our able athlete , , artistic diver and dextrous swimmer spends summers as a camp counselor Student Council I, Benita 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Associate editor of Benedicta 4, Modeling Club, Camera Club, Glee Club 4. NIARY S'l'RAlll.liR Mary boundless vitality , always ready for a laugh . constantly with Sis. 'NN a Gail: lic IDOLURES S'l'RAL'ss NlARlli ANN S'rRl'ii lklARY JANE 'l1IiGIiTIlUFI-' Rosa MARIE Tiaonriiori-' Rosiz MARY 'l'o1A . lx'lARY ANN VASII. . lD0l,0Rl-fS S'rRAUss Dolly a Verona commuter intends to he a bacteriologist spends much time working in the Pittsburgh Hospital laboratory ., Treasurer 2. Student Council 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Benita 4, Science Honor Society 4. Nl.-XRIE ANN STRUR Shortie , poet laureate of the senior class , . . jovial jester friendly and cooperative .. Camera Club, Choral Speaking l, 2, Glee Club 4. KIARY JANE TEGETHOFF Tegy . with her twin in everything ., loves to dance . hopes to have a stage career . Sec- retary-treasurer 2, Vice-Prseident 3, Glee Club 4, Dramatics 4, Benedicta 4, Benita 4, Secretary-treas- urer 4. -.f ug . gn f , i Y 3 ' Y i l l K , I , i 4 Y l A , , Rosi: NIARIIC 'l'iaoR'riioi'i' 'l'egy the other half of the pct ,, delights in confusing people wants to :iccoinpany her sister in career Vice-presulent 2, President 3, Student Council 3, Benedicta 4, Secretary-treasurer 4, Dramatics 4, Glue Club 4. Rose AIARY 'TOIA Ro-Roll . the girl with the contagious smile breaks into a giggle at the slightest word likes to dance and make friends , llome Room Treasurer I, Dramatics l, Home Nursing 4. Nl.-KRY ANN VASII, Mar ., bowler extraordinary .. her score is something to be proud of enthusiastic collector Dramatics 1, 2, Camera Club l, 2, Choral Speaking. Roll .Xlong Xl.XKY ,IANR 'l'isr.i-zruolfr Xl.xRli-1 .XNN S'lkl'li Xl.xRY .XNN Y.-xsu. lJoi,oRi-.s S'rR,u ss Rosi-. XIARY 'lilJlA Rosie, Nl.-XRIE 'llliliETliOFl'-' . A ,ig 'S l ,r Q l 5 ri l f V 5 . Xliimuan Vin' ublitzicn will travel to .lxrcliiscxn fur ber url- lege wnrk loves tn cmybuy in her ilacl's car . , , lutsrous hair Camera Club l, Cbural speaking l 7 Xlmltling, Club 7 lhbatin Club 7 tit ,..,, .., 1 g ' -, Drama s l, J, Xuuatiun Klub J, 4, licnlta J, 4. Spanish Klub 4, Bemalicta 4. bl.-XRY Aux:-is YlL l'llR Vickie shiny black ccurls cbuins with Nlary , ailcls zest to the seniur class a friend in need Camera Club 1, Choral Speaking, Swim- ming Club 4. lil kxani- 'l l'li Your-' L Dolly liurever writing shurr sturies ber best frienil IS a Pearl always upbulils tht- Navy ., Home Ronin Vice-l'resiclent I, Camera Club l, ' ' in 7 3 Drzuuatics l, Choral Speak gg ,HI C .,. L' lturl Ul Iln- Rnafl lui-lu sfx XX xi lin Riiu W xi lik Xl Nl xiii lan W XISII xkx k1.XlSYlk'IHR Hi-.iix XlII I l'l Your L WIILIJRI lm Yi Y philosophy, WlII.IJRFD Yin' Nl,-XRY .Mzxhs YIL l'UR liiakN.AnL:'r'i'ia Yimrzi, ' xl.-XRY Lot' XYALSII Rrru WALTER ililll-IRESA XY.-'ki,'I'IiK Nlvuu' Lui' XYALSII Lou journeyed tu llarrishurg for her junior year laughing blue eyes and sweet personal- ity Bouts best buddy Camera Club 1, Choral Speaking 1, Dramarics 1, 2. Rl I'll kYAI.'I'IZR 'Rurly . Ipana smile and husky chuckle pals with cousin . smooth dancer . Home Ronin Secretary-treasurer I, Choral Speaking l, Czuncra Club 1. 'I'ui.iu-s,x WALT!-ik 'l'n-ss St. Boniface's gift to S. B. .-X. aims to get hitched ,. a Harry james fan . Camera Club 1, Choral Speaking l, 2, Srutlent Council 3. ,g hge l'iYliI.YN Wiiiiii l,ol'isi1 XX l'IiS'l'IililN Piuscrrra Zxrrrek xlARY Ziixiiviiciuxi.-xx EVELYN XVHITE lfvy a Frankie swooner hails from thc Northside , enjoys the en-pin game Camera Club l, Dramatics l, Choral Speaking 2, 3, Home Nursing 4. Louise VVURSTLEIN Louise . our neat and efficient secretary- treasurer tall miss with a lovable disposition .. , Mary Ellen and Margie's confederate .. Secretary- treasurer 4, Camera Club 1, Modeling Club 2, Choral Speaking 1, 2, Vocation Club 2, 3, 4, Benita 4, Glee Club 4, National Honor Society 4. l',RlSClI.I.A ZEITLER l'ris . top commercial student will he an asset to any ofhcc . rainy days are her pct peeve Rose lN'lary's other hall , Home Room Presi- rlent l, Science Club 1, Choral Speaking l, Home Nursing 4, National Honor Society -l-. NlARY ZIMMI-QRMAN ferry has large collection of tardy slips short blond hair . . infectious giggle . , bubbling personality Latin Club 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3. Say It With lfloxvers Lorisr hYl'kS'liI.l',lN l'iciscii.i.,x Zh1'i'1.i3R Xl.-uw Zixixiakxmx lrlvuvx Wiirri: 1 . l CILXSS 0l l lCERS Junior Classes resident Lois Mae Xlagerl ice-President Lois Bailey ery.-lrezis. .. lrene Gsell 'heating The goal lVlemories of junior activities luring to a successful close a schoolterm packed with the realization of fruit- ful and successul accomplishments. The junior class having found a staunch, helping friend in Miss Ruzzini, teacher of history, unanimously elected her general chairman of their co-curricular activities. 'lihe Yule Log Ball, held at the William Penn Hotel during the Christmas holidays, was a huge success and rated the class of '47 for having initiated the tradition of a junior prom. The next big event was the hilarious presentation of the junior class play, Beware of fllurder. With the approach of spring, class olicers planned an lfaster dance, Lilac Time, which was held at the Colonial. Social activities were not the only interest of the junior class. 'lihe girls entered wholeheartedly to put over successfully the grand raffle for the huilding fund for the New Saint Benedict's Academy. And just the year is drawing to a close Sister Marcella appointed a temporary staff which edited the juniors' first issue of Benita. VVith these various activities to their credit the class of '-L7 is ready to follow in the footste s of their . P . predecessors and launch new projects that will prove equally pleasant and beneficial to school life. l,ast Row: Dorothy Port, .-Xnna Mae Klclay, .Xnne Gallaglier, Dolores Xliller, June Jacob, Shirley llofmann, .lean Wickline. Middle Row: Roma Fay Spinelli, Anna Nlae Mayer, Dolores Henry, Rosemary NleCarthy, Susan Hamarich, Joanne Kunz, lrene Gsell, lflsie Knoehel, lwlary Helblmg, ltvelyn l.indsay, Ruth Nlurawski, Anne Xlarie Kirner, Clair Kress, Rita Schad. First Row: Lois Pschirer, Geraldine Meyers, Jeanne Nliller, Betty .lane lNlcClue, Lois llelmstetter, Virginia Lang, Nlary l,ou Holdcroft, Ruth Winter, Betty .ilnn Saunders. an upwafzd glare Seventy timid, little freshmen came to Saint Bene- dict's in September, 1945. Seventy eager pre-sopho- mores eagerly and expectantly await the coming of September, 1946. Our freshman year was packed with studies, activities, and a surplus of fun and frolic. We displayed our untried talents in our Christmas and Saint Patrick's Day programs. Saint Benedict's will long remember our Irish jig, and we shall never forget initiation. The class of ,49 took part in co-curricular activi- ties, especially were the girls interested in forensics, orchestra and swimming. Our skating party rolled over big. In May we held our Science Fair. The ex- hibits demonstrated what we had learned in general science. lfagerly we await the coming school term to prove that although we may be the smallest class in numbers, we shall be the biggest in cooperating with the faculty, the livliest in participating in activities, and a hundred percent loyal to the Blue and Gold. oo ,Q 1 was H, ,i - . 4 new gfk , , Freshman Class -1-Ol 17 r s K v Fourth Row: Marcello Windisch, lflla lfagtn, .Xnnamae Hartman, Patricia Lesnock, Anna Nlae Lang, Kathryn Stokes. l'hird Row: .lean Papania, lidith Dolcnvc, Christine CUl1lL'llll.,l02ll1 lffvllvf. lf0ll21I1H0 Biirlwfiv. Nancy l,ee Svoboda, Rose Yaianisi, Natalie Bahl, .Xnne Coll, Second Row: Dorothy Link, Coletta Nlae Llonlcy, lfranecs Xntonacrio, Alice llieidner, .-Xnne Snyder, Dorothy Schulz, Nlargaret llam-y, .Xudruy Zilles, Xlary Lou Kummer, Patricia McCue. lfirst Row: Nlary Xlcliill, Flora hlamlclt-u, Barbara Jarvis, Klildred Baumbeck, Mary Rita Rochford, Nlaxine Howley, Audrey Kram, Nlary :Xnne livans. Nlary Callahan, Ruth Knoth, Judith lloener. 28 CLASS OFFICERS ',.,.Z. 1,3 lfrcshnmn Clzlssvs , N' 'ff President Virginia Brzuly V, QL' Vice-President Lorraine Brunner Sc-cy.-'l'rcas. . lfclith Dolcnce -ls Gif in ? H Ov Q- rcslnnzln Class -W2 'ltlnnl Run: 'llwrcszl .Xnzulcli, .Xnnc Davis, Betty l,igmlzny, Durutlly liuncly, Runt-111:1ry llunkclc, Rita xlClJIPl1HllKll, juan Snyclcr, Xlnrvcllza Krznvich, Nlurjnric l,m-clrling, Dulurus Xznmlcuzntcr, livr- nzrrcllnc Krzluthcim, xlllfy Grace l lcr'kct1stv.-ill, Lorrznnu Kress, Nlury june .xllIl'l, Dorothy Shir-lcls. Scmncl Rami xl2ll'lZII1 Puvlis, Dunnzn lliggins, lmrzxinc Suffer, l,orr:ninc lirnnm-r, l':nulinu lirznlluy, Q A :rolyn juycc, Pznrricizr Cn-m-lc, Luis K1-rrul, Nlnrizln li:1ilcy,jt-:in lJlll'lll2l1llL'. lfirst Run: lirnwtim- llcpp, Rnscrnury llurnc, Gurtrumlu Supr-r, Xnm- W1-11 -r, litlxl I Xngclim- loin, Virginia lirzuly, Wilma Clark, lit-try .Xnn Ryan. 29 ,L U - ullvs, I r 1 55 m Q 9 A I i if , 1 x - L. 1 if f 1 'ffviy W y Q ' ' ZWZ? Q 1 K I ,, ,Ay fQfu.. , ,,,1 4. ,f lr , J-:'5i'g 3 . C vigT'V-3 , 5 . ' 'iQ i ,fe X? In -1 v -5 - g V1 Alf .L ' K 5 1 x il 8 af 'fi iw: rm ' 4 51: - nf S.. N L. 'F 6' fx' U FATHER NORBERT our counselor Fi-x'rHHR .-XL'sTIN our Retreat Master O R CH PEL lXlemory's Calendar of Hours Spent in the Chapel Our weekly Mass and private visits to the Blessed Sacrament The October Rosary Devotions Our Annual Retreat with Father Austin, OSB. of Saint Vincent's Abbey All day adoration before the exposed Blessed Sacrament in thanksgiving for the cessation of the war Y Visit and spiritual gifts presented to the Christ Child at the Crib The First Friday devotions Day of Recollection, Father Norbert, O.S.B. of Saint Vincent's presiding The Living Rosary Graduation Mass at Saint Boniface Church June 9 Singing Complin with the nuns and our last Benediction, June IO Lb' .- ,gn He E'2 'f- 1 , Q, avi '-Szifi' 3, ' 1- ,,,l.,'gz' A.. ia v , , 1 , 5 -li K Awww J , ' '-'a9yy4 'Wa' ' L f 1' avi' . fif a ?i f Q :liek E ' f V. 1 'Y 7 9? 'rf xiii Q' ,I , .43 , r 5 ' ' .. JM an s ws ' K. , 1 , if 4 AS. It , . 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'm ff' Q 'IJ 1 Studies Serve fer Delight, for lirnament, and for Ability i Burl T? - 'W ' cience s gut an Zxpefziment a e an a Tfzuflm 'found Out .Xnnualy S.l3..X. scientists hold a spring science lair, lfxperi- ments, projects and research collections on any phase of science studied during the year are set up in the social hall, 'lihe student body and the faculty cast their vote for the best exhibit and the girl receiving the highest number of votes is awarded a prize. ln our sophomore year the Camera Club al'l'orded fun, pleasure, and knowledge in photography. .Xnd the Clay Xlodeling Club which built models of microorganisms and cells won recognition and honorable mention at the liuhl l'lanetariuin. lfroin the study of life we turned, in our junior year, to chemistry and learned how the wonders of God are portrayed through the discoveries of man. Physics claimed our attention in our senior year, Yisualized teaching as well as lecture and laboratory periods opened the door of nature's secrets. Visits to the Buhl Planetarium kept the class alert to new scientific developments, and the Diocesan Science llonor Society provided lectures by noteworthy scientists at the various high schools in and beyond the city of Pittsbiirgh, Who said chemistry is 1 l'.xperiinentiii,g in the various vibrations ol siilllitl. Punline over the iiitricziti problem ul lifht 37 Practice Makes Perfect 1 .vb ,- 'L' My 'Ns-N ICM-x Um mypyg fnugurx un My Mllling IIl1l4'l1il1L'S m-vcr 1 Xlnkmg Qllllwlmultv VHIHVN rlxsx xmx' lx lm: lkulltim-Ill Lwlltllrx' hipru-'lx'Il11 38 For God and ountr Av-., XX' 1px nn- gm gml fur t'Il1l'lifIIl11 wvluw M, gvxf- ,, -. ,X , u,,f' L ff ftffil-99' ,-4 .aff fr. Li? x . 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' f 4. out eaelmk, The Benedieta l' chtor Shlrlee Becker flssocmte edltors Patrrcna Murphy Rita Stelgerwald Madeline Porter XTIIQIS Lecllla Schrex 'Wxlclrex Vex Business manages Bernice Baller 'leresa Dobbins lxplsts Xnna ltlftlll Priscilla feltler eanne Sehaefer The Near Book grew ln Shlrlees capable hands Memories of planing our vear book S0llClUl1g patrons, contacting photo graphers selectmg sntes for pictures c nlllng staff meetings discussing the pros and cons of journalism, rejectmg and xeceptmg vsrnte ups, wrltmg letters to the representatlve of the Pontiac l' l1gI'dVlI1g Lompany preparing the dummy Wanting patiently for our fmlsheel annual these are just a fevs of the problems that beset the edltor and her staff ln ecllt1ngtheBened1cta However rn the years to come as ne browse through the pages of our fnmshed task, memories of our hlgh school llfe on the hill will agun re llve ll1 our memories and our year book wlll mirror all the old familiar haunts and scenes the grotto qamt oseph s Park, our beautiful chapel the assemblv room, the social hall, the library, our cl ass rooms VVe shall be carried ln tck to our senior class plav at North Q lIl10llC I mfr' and Prcyudme, our senlor prom at the lllghldlld Country Club and our eom mencement at the Hem? Al1llltOI'lllIT1 Then, too our Benedlcta wlll envision the perplexltles the fun and the comments evoked at forenslcs, ln our journallsm classes and ln all our other actlvltles But abowe all, Bf.lN.illCId will preserve for us our classmates as we now know each other and our student bodv ln all the garetx and freshness of the teen age lhe Benedlcta wlll keep unsulhecl the sprlngtlme of our youth In the coming years xx hen hfe s responslbllltles will exact lts toll and stamp upon our brow the Impress of wears we may turn to Benedlcta, remlmsce among her pages and Ill them lne agam the happnest Vears of our lxves, our youth, our hlgh school day s 42 . ' 5: , ,, . , . 1 , . . . . . 1, . v ,. . ,.. ', ,., ' ' . t.. . . , MV., I , 1, ,. ,,. J ' . .. . ., , , l - ' Z . . 9' ' e ,. , - . , 9 s 4 9 ' r 2. y s, - . x . , f . , , . ' J 9 1 f f s 1 f t , . s sf - 1. -, . - , 1 . . ' N 1 'Z - , , , , , . , . ' J. ' , . ' , , , . . ,e . , H , , . . 1.. .. s . ' , , ., ' . , '. ' J ' 4 . 4 , ' ' . ' , ' , ' .. . .- - , s A . Y , t 1 ' a v' . . , K , , , . ,., e , , . , . , ,. , , , . - i . A f . . , - , , . . V . , . , r U. t - a , f 'X f2 ',,' W'-1u,,.' fi-' f nv- I , ,,,. i I NNN if M ka-1, 1 ,1 r ff 5 , 4- eaclin aw wiifingifke ,news Standing: lierniee Baller. fe- tilia Nclirev, ludith lloener, Xor- ina lleauinont. Dorothy Xrcli, Iatricia liocliford, Nlildred key, XI n I l ary Ala e i ieget iol-I, .Xnne Ilynn, Rose Xlarie iliegethotl, ose Nlarie Brunner. Patricia otlgers, Irene Clsell. l,ouise oh e r t y, Nlarjorie lloldcrolt, olores 5 e e t li a I e r, Dolores Ntra uss, Patricia Reismeyer. Seatedi -leanne Srliaefer, 'I-eresa olilmins, Shirlee Becker. Pat- ricia Xlurphy, Xlary -lane Kearns, la It-rne long, Xladeline Porter, I'riscilla A-ltler, l.ouise Wursrlein. I enifa IVlemories ofthe trials and difficulties connected with publishing our monthly editions of the Benita will always evoke a chuckle and some- times a groan from the members ofthe staff. Determined to improve upon the work done by the previous class, this year's staff decided to in- stall new features, pictures, and a wider news coverage in the school paper. illo Norma Beaumont fell the task of producing a column of witty anecdotes appropriately entitled Loonfy Lane. .leanne Schaefer hecame our Clf1,r,ry l,a,r,fy. Discovering the hidden talents, pet peeves, and other interests ofthe students was the duty ofS1zoop'.Y Scoop reporters, Rose Nlarie and Mary hlane Tegethofl. Rita Steigerwald exhibited her literary talents hy selecting outstanding students for commendation in ll'l1ofr ll'l1o. Patricia Rochford kept us up on the doings of our alumnae. Tuttle Tuff' was placed in the very capaldle hands of Madeline Porter. lfxcellent news stories were turned in lny l,a Verne Long, Nlary nlane Kearns, l,ouise Vkarstlein, Margaret lloldcroft, Frances Stand, Dolores Strauss, and Patricia Rodgers. :Xnne Flynn gave reports on the activities of the junior class and l,ouise Doherty did the same for the sophomores. Freshman news came to us from Marcella Kravich, The position of lfxchange lfditor was ahly handled hy Dorothy Arch. ilieresa Dobbins and Bernice Baller were ir- replaeealvle as our husiness managers. Patricia hlurphy did amialule work as assistant editor. 'Ito our capahle and responsihle lfditor-in Chief, Shirlee Becker, goes the credit for directing the stall and assemliling the colleeted material into the finished product. 44 golving gfubenf pfzolalems emofzces o O fe eabezs lfilllllflg rn leidershlp functions at all student council meetmgs YV1th Qlster Mlldred OS B , facultv IT1OI1lIOI',Il'lC presldents of each home room met and elected Madeline Porter presldent, Bernice Balzer xlce president .md Lols Mae Magerl secretary l he formal lnductlon into the student COLlnCll toole place before the student bodx xxlth Qlster Nl Antoinette prlnclpal presldlng lhe gnrls next meeting resulted III .1 rex rslon ofthe constrtutlon to ht the needs of the ex er gfflxxlllg student bodx Pltns to xveld ftcultx and students Into 1 lh1I'IT10DlOllS llI1ClLl'SI'1l1llll1g ol present cl ty needs were lud before the eouncll and resulted III the IppOll1IlI1g ol x trlous commit tees to leeep rn elose touch xxrth ftneultx tnd students for the promotion Becker he tded these eommlttees lols Soxsson and Ruth Osborne xxere zppomted delegates to report on the project Smolee Pre-xentlon sponsored bx the Federation of LdIl'l0llC Hlgh Schools Pttrlem Nlurphx xx ho had been elected secre tdrx for the Pederttlon ofQ.1thol1c Hrgh Qchools leept her student bodx and counell xxell lnformed on the ietlxltles of the federztlon lhe LOllI'lLll members held monthlx meetings for open ill9CUSSIOfl9 of school problems home room representt nx es relax ed the deenslons of the councll to their respeetxxe eltssmttes Respect honestx, lox dltx wood groonnng, eourtesx ind street e nr etiquette xxere the lClLellS thit the student eounerl stroxe to dex elop Ill the student bodx 4:- Stmdlng Betty Nlciue 'Nor rn: Buurnont jane Nlae'N.nnzra Ruth Usborne can Xreh bert rute llllllgan VIILIDIJ Wolfe iuth l rlnme lots Sorsson Xnnz N1 te t th erred me X nttxr r Xl ulellne lol rte-r lots Nhe NI er Suree Bee er xlfglllld BI'lKlN Dorothx llllle IL C V A ' 1 A ni , o n n V L' Y' - Q , '. V e , , . ' ' , ' .' . ' . , ' . Y' .' . ' ' Y A 1 1 l . . . . . . - . W, .. -,Z L. , N. . . Sq.: Mig Arlupvvx Pn- of student welfare. Putrlclzt Murplw, Norma Beaumont, and Shtrlee rncm Murphy, Bennet- Baller, ' ' . ' J J ' 1 Y A' ' Y A l ' h' L' v' 1 i 1 h 2 A A Y ' ' 4 A , -V . Q . , 2 l '- ' , A K- f L. , -. ks . A-1 ' . .N-. In -.C ,fr,, . .ff L, . 7-lzefze gs usic in flue ali Saint l3eneclict's newest cultural enterprise is our student orchestra. Uncler the clireetion ol Doe- tor Rauterkus anal Sister Gregory, the orchestra, which is really a momentous undertaking, has proved a surprising.: success. Practically none ol the participants were previously tutorecl, anal al- though the girls are not reacly to perform in puhlic, they are well on the way. for they have given a creclitahle demonstration of their musical ahility during Music Vlveeli in hlay. Next year, perhaps, we shall have the great I7I'lX'llk'g,IL' ol l1L'2ll'lllj1 fllk' Sl'Ul'lL'S ill lgL'K'fl10YCll Ol' SL'l1lllN'l'f re-livecl in our on n auclitorium. -46 alan' Xnn llampel, ,lean Kelly. Nlary lop Picture Stancling: lfrlith Behr, lihelina lfairley. Carolyn bloyee, Ruth Knoth. l.orraine Giinher. Cleralcline hloos, l,ois llelmstetter, Dolores llenry, Ruth llruiuier, Xlargarer llaney, SL-arecl: Rose l' i I a s s i, liernarcline Kraurheim, Klary livelyn Linclsay. Xlilmlrecl liauinhetlc, -loanna Kunz, Pat- ricia Nlefue, l'auline Bracllcy, Lorraine Satler, Xlary Claire Herrmann, Theresa llolilnns. .Xnne Davis, Ht'l'l1lCL'XK'lCl1lT1Zil'l, lamer Pieturc: Nlarcella Kravich, Rosemarie lirny. lithel jones, Rosemary Seliruy. ,Xngelinc loia, Faye Vl'oods, Nlarn- Xluuayr, ,Xunlrey llfcil, ,leanne Xliller. Cerilizi Sehrey, Rose Yaianisi, Xnna Nlae Xlayer, Nlary Grace Rarhgelw. 7-lie filvfzafzml Rands goolzwahd Membership in the Library Club spread rapidly during the past year. The number of members increased and the group has been active at meetings and en- tertainments. Under the excellent supervision of Sister Hildegrade, plans were carefully carried Ollt. The girls selected their officers to guide them during the year. As president they chose Ruth Urbanic, who provided herself worthy of the responsibility placed upon her. She was ably assisted by the vice-president, Lois Pschirer and the secretary, Nlary Lou Holdcroft. Having selected their officers, the club proceeded to accomplish the various duties assigned to them. Their lesson in checking books in and out proved very in- teresting. The girls set out with zeal to acquire knowledge. 'lihey were instructed in the various divisions of the library, the replacement of books and other beneficial duties. Among their tasks were the dusting and repairing of books and the inainten- ance of order in the library. 'lihe club members are proud of the tasks they have ful- filled successfuly. Among their list of accomplishments is the presentation of a program during Book Yveek. The girls dramatized scenes from several good Catholic books. 'lihey were aided by Sister Marcella and Sister Hildegard in providing the entertainment for the student body. Indeed, the Library Club has held a high place among the various clubs and it is its whole-hearted wish that each year will bring more new members who will also carry out the principles of the club. -17 Standing: Nlary Lou Holdcroft Ruth lfrbanec, -Io .Xnn Steiner Nlary pkllen lsherwootl, Ruth Nlurawski, Patricia Croke, Ann Gallagher. Rosemary lirny, Do- lores lfisenreich, Isabel Ciotti , Rosemary Sehrey, june Davin, Geraldine Nleyers, Xlary .Xdcla Husse, Joanne Kunz, Claire 'Item- pert. Virginia Wolf, Rosemary McCarthy, Bernice Wichman. Seated: Lois Pschirer, Ruth Winter, Dolores Henry, Roma lfay Spinelli, ,leanne Nliller, Betty -lane XlcCue. Dolores Watterson, Nlercedes Thaner. w zffoufz 7ufwze N N 'lhird Ron oanne Steiner, Mary Ellen McLaughlin, La Verne Long, Mildred Vey, Marie Fahev Betty bkowran Rosemary Hunkele. Second Row 'Wane Abmayr, Marjorie Holdcroft, Charlotte Cheetham, Louis VVurstlein, Mar- jorie Roos lorraine Bronner, Lois Soisson, Edith Dolence. First Ron lorraine Gimber, Virginia Brady. Memories of Vocation Week recall our making posters of the various states in life and careers open to women-panels and Hoor talks given by the students, assem- blies depicting the married, the single, and the religious life as well as the various professions open to Womeng movies, picturing the nursing profession, social service, business careers, scientific investigation, and home makingg and lastly, lectures given by priests and nuns especially interested in the mission fields. The world today needs women of vision-women strong in faith and possessing an abiding trust in the providence of God and confidence in their own ability. Perhaps at no other time in the history of the world has woman been summon- ed to exert her influence and help mold public opinion as she is at the present hour. Woman's role in helping to re-make the world today is colossal. She is called upon to give her best in the scientific, the political, the business, the professional, religious circles, and particularly in the home. Visualizing these needs, S. B. A. organized a vocation club better known as the Maids of Saint Bernard. 'l'he purpose of this group is to study the problems, the requisites ,the joys, the sorrows, the duties, and the responsibilities that confront each of the three states in life. The girls pledge themselves to make a daily visit to the Blessed Sacrament and there ask God to aid with His grace all those who are debating with themselves the question of their vocation, The Vocation Club is now two years old. From its ranks its greatest promoter, Helen Mihm, has reached her eternal reward. Marian Jepson and Mildred Kunzler have entered the convent and received the white veil and the Benedictine habit at Saint Benedict's the latter part of june. 48 mar MLN I l L I c 1 LIN :mx 'Xhrln Xbnuxr ur we no Nll rf r cn :urn 'Norm Mmmwrn 1 an Snhlqhgl 5llNdIl'lQC LLTIIIDI Our ugr intlxu sophomoru found om Ollt lat for rhur snemmglx pentup energx m form mg groups for blologlcil resmrnh and LXI llblIS ur rhk KIIFLCUOII mf qlstcr Pu ll L L mc rusul spuunu to ca Nfl H1088 'S KK Nur IIISIT L 11,0 uf lnr stun Ll s s s un x nut chu! mpmmr xxhulm nn :Nu tha uhsnrur l Nl l, N L K In flu Buhl I TLS f Ol 5 1 I thc tru al ss 49 Languages, odern and Classical From left to right: Salvatrice Lentini, Xlary Constantino, Doro- thy Hirschfield, Lois Isherwood, Therese Lo Bosco, joan Schlegel, Annamae Auth, Ann Horn, Muri- el Hrandl, Patricia Croke, Nlarian Nlasur, Anna Marie Kirner, Ruth Nlages, Mildred Vey, Frances Staud, Dorothy Cienek, Lois Xlae Nlagerl, Patricia Madden, Patri- cia Rochford, Kathryn jones, jane Marshall, lilma Hartung. 7-lie gpcznisli lfarly in September members of the Spainsh class under the direction of Sister Aurelia reorganized the Spanish Club. The club is made up of girls from the sophomore, junior and senior classes. Activities swung into action with the election of Lois Mae Magerl '47, presidentg Patricia Madden '47, Vice-president, Patricia Rochford '46, secretary-treasurer. Plans for the coming term were next formulated. Activities were confined to the class room, students studied and discussed present day living habits and customs of the Spanish people. 'lio further friendly relations, club members corres- ponded with the students attending the Academia Catolica in San juan, Puerto Rico. 'lihe two schools interchanged their school papers with each other. VVhen their Reziiccv, a Spanish linglish paper arrived in our Spanish class, our girls vied with one another in translating the Spanish articles into lfnglish and also looked forward to the pamphlets, Affifting at rllaff and 7vI.I7Zl'!t'f,f Topihi' which our Puerto Rico friends sent us and which we found quite interesting to translate into lfnglish. SO Dolores Strauss, Nladeline l'or- ter, Dorothy Xrch. Catherine Dit- more Claire llerrmann, Dolores Desk: Fay xlilflt' lxioods, Nlil- dred Brady, Xlary Thelma Fair- ley. Front Row: Susan llamarich, lfyelyn llofmann, -lean Kelly, Norma Schwemm, Nlary l.ou Garvey, Nlary -lane Wilwohl. joanne Schweinm. l.ast Row: Lois Soisson, Nlary .Xnn llampel, Nlary .lane Kearns, ,Xnu Flynn. 7-lie fafin e eefzcle aifzancczis The smallest class in Saint l3enedict's has completed a successful year in the study of Cicero. This unique group of juniors and seniors decided to hand themselves into a Latin clulm, Two hig events were our high lights. Shortly hefore the Christmas recess we held a party in the social hall. Reverend Mother Gertrude, di- rectress of the academy and Sister Antoinette, principal were our guests of honor. Vive sang songs in Latin. served a dainty lunch, and had an enjoyable time. Since our first party resulted in a nice social, we planned another one for Saint Valen- tine Day. This was just entertaining as our first one. Some of our girls made projects for l.atin Xveelc and took them to the liuhl Plane- tarium. Plans were formulated for a lmig l,atin assemhly to he held for the entire student lmody, hut everything was so crowded and the time went so fast toward the end of the year that we were forced to relinquish our final program. fXllons enfants de la patrie, le jour de gloire est arrive - This ancient challenge echoes through the halls of Saint Benedict's each time the French cluh meets and the lusty Voices of the girls yilmrate to the fiery melody, La .War- ,w'1'ff111'.w. l,e Circle Francais opens its meetings with the singing of the French national anthem and the recitation of the llail Mary in French. ln- formal conversation in French. and the playing of games, all in French, during the clulm period give an additional interest in the study of the language and make the French period some- thing more Vital than the mere study of words and the translation of sentences and stories. The clulm ofheers, Xlildred Brady, Fay Xlarie lyoods, and Xlary Thelma Fairly, gaye unstiningly their time to make the French Club an agreeahle end pleasant weelcly affair. T e Senior Class Play ff n Y I ll pil 8 GV! 'LZILLBCCZ THE Mr. Bennet, an easygoing man . Mrs. Bennet, his llighty wife , Jane, their gentle daughter Elizabeth, their independent daughter Mary, their bookish daughter. . . Catherine, their fretful daughter Lydia, their flirtatious daughter . Mr. Collins, a pompous young clergyman , M r. Bingley, a friendly young man Miss Bingley, his haughty sister . . Mr. Darcy, a proud young man Lady Catherine de Bourgh, his overbearing Lady Lucas, a neighbor . Charlotte, her plain daughter M r. Vllickham, an army ollicer l'lill,a maid . , . Zlllllf l suit X rs itnntt i s is e llt t er lsnt C A S 'I' Raymond Vllagner Mary -lane Kearns, Rose Marie Brunner Peggy llalleran, Patricia Murphy Madeline Porter, Shirlee Becker Nlary jane legetholl, Rose Nlarie 'liegethofl Norma Beaumont, Patricia Burke Margaret Holdcroft, Bernice Balzer Ylihomas Burkhardt Ronald Vlleber lllinilred Connors, Dorothy Schaffer Robert Link Kathleen Breitenbach, Gertrude Halligan 'lihelma Shad, Betty Monaghan -lo Ann Holman, Kathleen Roll George llein Patricia Rochlord, l,a Verne l,ong r ltnnttt :ur mo ur will nutr stt you agnn .' 'X n arrh' . , Colms l x r L in Xlrs. Bennet Xlary ,lane Kearns Xliw lane Xlargziret llalleran Xlr lollin- 'lihomgis Burltliardr lilizalietli Xlatlelme l'orter Xlrs, Bennet Xlary .lane Kearns lxlixalieth Shirley Becker Xlr, Bennet Raymond llagner Act III, Scene 2 Elizabeth: Hy father ,,.. if you wish to aslc him . . . is in the librarvfi Nlr,Bingley .. Ronald XVeber Mr. Darcy .. .i Robert I Miss ,lane Patricia Murphy Xliss lflizalmeth fXladt-line Por Klr. Wickham . . George lltui If . v . u flfae an ,Ze U CCE Saint Benedict's for the first time blended her dramatic talent with that of North Catholic in the production of the senior el iss pl iw Pride And PfL'j1IffI'l'!'. in the beautiful auditorium it Worth Q itholic High. The whole play is based on the constant struggle between the mother, her daughters, and any marriageahle xoung m in w ho happens to be in the Vicinity. illhe characters are drawn with humor, delle au ind the intimate knowledge of men and women that Miss Austin alwaxs shows Vlister Bennet, amiable and peace-loving appears to pax little attention to the commotion around him. He leaves to Mrs Bennet his querulous ambitious, and irresponsible wife the difficult tislt of m irrxing off his five lovely daughters into wealth and society lflizabeth, though not so beautiul as .lane is the brightest ant most attractive member of the family. She his a lixelx disposition frank. pleasing manners, and a warm heart: ind though bitterlx re judiced against Nlr. Dracy, the wealthy, clitiiihul hero his exce ent qualities and faithful devotion win her at last, ind slit forgixts the pric e from which he stooped to conquer her. The scene is laid at Longbourn, the Bennett homt in lltrtr shire, lfngland about the year ISUU. 53 Junior Pla ewaze of uzbeff' CAST OF CHARAC' Hollis liaton, the center of a luallling mystery Katinka, Hollis's nervous colored maid Veronica Latliam, a housekeeper Virginia Vandyne, a society matron . , -Iuliet Dewsbury, writer of mystery stories 'llrixie Nolan, the grocer's daughter Mary Ann Dodd. who walks in her sleep . . . Eve Durant, who claims to have lost lier memory . , Lilly Cordova, a spiritualistic medium . .. l . , Annie E. Ambrose, the local sheriff A Dr. Aurora Hasbrool-1, who acts in a mysterious manner. Nlrs. Harriet Dodd, an unexpected arrival l'l'IRS liettv Ann Saunders, lean Vlliclcline jane' McNamara, lrene Gsell Anna Mae Mayer, lWary Ann Porter A . ,lean Kelly, Kathryn Jones Mary jane VVilwohl, Klary Ann Hampel Nlary Lou Holdcroft, Patricia Stoeckle Marilyn Christ, Anne Flynn Clara Aul, Lois Baily Dolores Henry. Anna Marie Kirner Dolores Vlinkler, Mary Thelma Fairley Dolores Hendler, Margaret Vllachter lfvelyn Hofmann, Virginia Lang The 'national Hanoi ocietxl Saint lit-nedict's is happy to give recognition to this group of girls who have distinguished themselves in character, scholarship, service, and leadership. lo become eligible for membership into the National Honor Society, a student must carry an eighty-five percent average in each subject, must be of good character, be willing to give her time and service to both faculty and students as needs arise, and possess a dynamic personality. 'lihese qualities are pre-requisites lor the progress and success of the various school activities both within and beyond the campus. Students readily recognise these characteristics in their class mates and entrust to them the various positions which always entail service and leadership. Y Shaped: Dorothy Arch, Gertrude Halligan, Louise lYurstlein, Shirlee Becker, Dolores Huber, Madeline Porter, Patricia Nlurphy, lfrances Staud, 'lieresa Dobbins, Frances Nlacak, Xlildred Brady. Nlarylin Christ, Nlary Fairley, Anna Xlae Nlayer. 7-lie e QQ u 5 Ohfain H ztllonofzs 'lihird Row: Mary ,lane Kearns, Norma lieauniont, lirances Staud, Dolores Strauss, Xlargaret lloldcrolt, l'at- ricia Rochlord. Second Row: Teresa Dobbins, La Verne Long. Nlary ane fegethoff, Patricia Rodgers, Madeline Porter, eanne Schaefer, Rose Nlarie legethoff. First Row: Shirlee Becker, Patricia Xlurphy, Bernice Baller, Rita Steigerwald, Rose Nlarie Brunner. Quill and gcfzoll goufznalisfs Wvhof When? Vl'hat? Vlvhyf Vlyhere? How? Nlemories of the five pointed star with fzofe in the center to build a good lead in writing a news story. . . .lournalism is not all fun, but once our work appears in print. the writer's itch be- comes more acute. Xleinbership in the Quill and Scroll ln- ternational Honorary Society for High School ,Iournalists is the distinctive mark lor which the members of the Benita staff aims. lo wear the emblem and carry the membership card of Quill and Scroll afford our budding journalist an air of confidence. S5 Forensics At aint Benedicfs --. illop Row: Rose Xlarie Brunner, Norma Beaumont, Dorothx' Link, Nlargaret llalleran, ltlla ltagan, xll 'lI1l'l B rady, D ,, . 'lihird Row: Shirlee Becker. Patricia Xlurphv. liarhara Murphy. Shirley Docherty, Xlary jane lfilwohl, U Second Row: Xlildred Bradv, Marie .Xhinav Herrmann, Patricia Stalter, ,leaniKelly. H First Row: Shirley llartung, Dorothy Sill Doherty, Rita llohman, Ruth Ushorne. 'lihe hus is due in twenty minutes. We convince hy the force of our logit- . I Claire ,ou ise ofzensic 'italics Cherished memories of forensic pioneering in dehates and the live fields of speech together with the many friendships and experiences gained through the N. lf. L. are assets for which the Bene- dictine girls will always he grateful. ilihe will to do carried us over more difhcult spots, and slowly we acquired a sense of confidence. It was with pride that Saint Benedict's announced her first debate tournament, and later her speech tournament, a milestone which marked her steady progress in forensics. Our first year's experience includes participat- ing in dehating and speech at Amhridge, Saint Vincent's, Saint Xavit-r's, Springdale, hlonessen, lliest View, lfdgewood. Carnegie 'lit-ch, Seton llill, and Geneva College, Beaver Falls. Congratulations go to Margaret Halleran '46 who reached the finals in extemp, and to Barbara Murphy '45 the only girl to compete in original oratory in the finals at the district tournament held at Carnegie Tech. ln every instance she who asserts must prove her stateintnt p'1l . . Time out between rounds. n Homework, Assignments Have No Place Here fefs of gplaslml linthusiasm ran wild among the girls when these two ques- tions were put to them: VVho wants to take swimming? How many want to learn to play basketball? Through the efforts of Mister Bonavito, Sister Antoinette succeeded in getting a period each week in swimming and an- other in basketball at the Perry High School. The very sight of the pool urged the girls to jump into their swim-suits, take a quick shower, jump into the water there to relax and enjoy an invigorating swim. livery girl was eager to lcarn. The beginners learned how to Hoat, swim, and dive. The intermediates perfected their strokes and added many new ones. The advanced group strengthened their muscles so that soon they may attempt a course in life- saving, Learning the rules of basketball was another activity begun in the early spring. How to hold, to toss, and to catch the ballg trying to make a basket were about all the girls accomplished. Yet, it is a start, and we leave it to the firls to build a team I L X a get out and play with other schools, and score a name for b.l3.A. in the field of athletics. Hers uc mluncc Lunlxy Lum London Bridges falling down The Sophomore Hop 60 CWD Wal 'c t I Stu I' ltlj, qtq .'ll 1,llfly S.. Z 'lint if J I t 4 4 -4 fi 'E JT , f nl K Ill I ill! fest Efofzgef The brilliantly lighted and beautifully decorated ballroom at the lliland Club . . . the soft june breeze and the rustling of young. green leaves on a late spring night in early june . . . the swish of evening gowns , . . the graceful movements of the seniors and their partners as they swayed to the soft strains from Brad Hunt's Orchestra . . . the dream of four long years . . . the planning of a semester . . . the anticipation of four strenu- ous weelcs . . . the work of three busy days . . . finally, the senior prom and the KIICNIORIIQS of that happy night will long linger in the hearts of the girls of '46 'ff in ' -fa-'- 'Tf37p-AN Ax Q3 ig -, X w, ..- . ,g-.S 5 , e.. 1445 '61 ' 'i . all i' ' A I if 1- 6- ' , ' fmt' -ix Xll's ut-ll that ends well. H E 3 'l'ht- end of a perfect day. Un the light fantastic toe. .tx N L, 5, s.q,t.,,,. ,Z ' 5 ,,-,V avg t 4 5, 'it A ,J Dzm- june 9, 1946 Plzncc VINIICH.-I.llL'il1ZAllllhflfilllll .Xmlclrcss Rev. lf. .-X.IlL-inriclm ' Pl'L'SL'l1I2lIiOIl of IJiPlOlTI1iS Rev. A. VV. FOI'l1C5' e O and Rev. C. VViL'Sl1lZlI1l1 Soloist Rose Pitzlssi t Sllllll'2lIOI'i1lI1 Frances Stzaucl O W1 Wt e VL C e m- e V1 Xv2llCdiCt0l'i1ll1 Sllirlcc Becker I unusr N1 liorn Dtctmber W 929 lnterul Saint Bemdlcts Stptunhtr 1947 llome room class prcsldtnt l hull and Scroll Dcbatm tum Homt room uce prcsldtnt 2 Nlocltllnf., Club Dramatlcs l 2 lresldtnt of Vocatlon Club Dthatlng, team 2 3 Hmm lurlu sr lxlIHM GBM Iassmate She loved the wlnter, sprung, and fall l lttle shrubs and trees to tall, e brook through whnch the waters flow e llght that makes the flowers grow e sun that ln the morning rlse, e ram that fell from out the sky e blrds Whose volces sweetly call Because her God made them all Her heart was kind and ab, how pure No earthly love could hers allure, lhe task of llfe was a slmple thlng Because she dld lt for her Klllg Ihns Klllg Who once had gn en llfe Now took Hrs diamond handled Lmfe And cut the bounds to let her free From this earth, eternally rl 0 full empty places God needed more, so He opened up His golden door, Called out a llst to llVC vuth Hum, Among whose names was Helen Mlhm Surely she s won a heav nlv cron n l en now she IS looking dovsn, Asltmg God to guide us, too, Xvlfll our cross, our whole llfe through Cecllla Sch! ey, '46 64 l'llz.1-:N 'I' 5 2.2 .lum 'f .,l....i--P' .l' x ', .. .. . ' ' 'ru X ' . . . L' ' .' ... ' g 1: ... I' ' - H ' , . . .A ' Y .. . 1 Y, , ,... ':'- ' l -.lf Died February 3, 1945. - S Th ' f . g Th ' 3 lqh ' Ih L lmh , v . ' xg I 3 11 - .K oy ' n 3 T 7 . . - 1 r . . , . . ! . . . Y. . 1 fl ' 3. 5 , . t . ' , 5, . . Y emofzies of Gui aculfxi l'hey that instruct many into justice will shine as stars for all eternity! cDflIZl.I'Z XII Reverend Father Wiesmann, chaplain Reverend Mother Gertrude, O. S. B., directress Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Miss osephine RLl7L1Dl B A freshman home room Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister M Antoinette O S B principal M M M Berchm in O S B senior home room 201 Louise O S B scmor home room 202 Nlarcella O S B senior home room 203 M M Hildegird O S B junior home room 101 Aurelia O S B junior home room 303 N M M Pauline O S B sophomore home room 301 Mildred O S B sophomore home room 302 Rosalia O S B sophomore home room 404 M Angelica O S B freshman home room 401 402 M M M lN N Gregory O S B music Barbara O S B 'lrt Nlechtilde O S B,l1hrarian Magdalen O S B religion Perpetua, O S B , forensics Doctor oseph Rauterkus orchestra Elizabeth Wingerter M A dramatlcs Sister Sister Sister Slster M Lioba O S B school supplies N1 Anselma O S B cafeteria Marv .lane O S B,cafeter1a M Romana, O S B, cafeteria 1 Take This Clay Dear God 1 see their faces turned toward me 1 see the eager light in each bright eye 1 see anticipation in ritten there P ager hope God gn e me strength to try lo Hll that need to leave no vacant space Help mt to fill those c ngtr minds with thoughts l would hut dis ippoint thcm if 1 failed lo tc ich them all tht lowly things 1 ought bod help mc fishion loxclincss ind song l-rom this tht raw new cl ix 1 hold Ih it l m tx point some d ax to shining youth And s IX thcst irc the lists 1 helped to mold f od m :Lt mc ltt rchcr in tht truer sense lstcp mx ht irt frtt l rom doubt md ft ir XI ilxc mc so lmraxe md strong 111 ix itching, thu might grow in strtngth with mc 65 . . , ., 1 . . . , .,. t . , . . .,. .. .1 ,...,. t. . 2 , .. ., . . , . . ., . 1 , , K . ,..., t . ,..., . . , . . .,. . , . . ., . . 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L , .,. .1 , .. . . 4. , .. ., 1 , - 9 ' '7 t . ,..., . . -. , . . ., v , . .. a ' ' 2 y ,, f. 1 1 -1 xzys - - rl ' ,2. , . , ,S ,. , . : 4 Y lim X 'nel n r ' '. , . , ,. ,, ,, , rn , 2 1' 3 -:' Q f' ' x'l' l 'Vx' i , ' 1 .'z 5 f ll: 'z' f -' f f ' Q if ' OURT UF APPEALS Defendant Dorothy Arch Bermce Balzer Norma Beaumont Shlrlee Becker Rose Beschorner Bernice Boskovlc Mary Agnes Branney Kathleen Breltenbach Rose Mane Brunner Patrlcla Burke oyce Carroll Charlotte Cheetham Dorothy Clenek 'Vlary LOQCIH Norma Cosper XVIHIIFGCI Conners Nlary Dee Creehan Teresa DODIDIIIS Dolores ILl1as Marle Fahev Mary Lou Flaherty VlfglHlH Froellch Lorraine Glmber une Gresco Margaret Halleran Gertrude Halhgan Elma Hartung Rita Hock nl heresa Hohman Margaret I-Ioldcroft IVIar1m House Dolores I-Iuber Geraldlne oos Mary ane Kearns Shlrleen I acher Madelyn Ieahy Valerla Ley I aVerne Long Anna Lorenz Catherlne Low r1e Frances Maclk Qhlrley Madrlshln Rosemarie M ner Nancy Manganaro ane Marshall Margaret McCarter Ahas Dot Bernie orm bhlr Lessle Bernie Lhlck Boots Rosle at Doe Char Dottle Karm orm lll IC Dee FI erry Dolly Lou Glnny Tllly une Peggy Gert I rudy Reets I erry Marge Mal e Dee Gerry ame ee 'Xl Iggy a Rhod 1 Ann Katle Franny Q nr ROSIC Fonle ame Peggy Accused of Knowmg the newest news I osmg her heart to the Navy IIl1l'0NVlI1g parties Lending her knowledge Pmmng Howers ln her halr Ney er mlsslng school Arguing wlth Bob Plugglng for a date Being loved by all Monthly annnersary cards Pals wrth I velyn Puttmg ln mckels Dreamlng of flying A sery dark blue sklrt Hoardmg coats Appearing shy Hay mg beautlful red halr Belng a half pmt DflX1Dg to school Always laughlng Lllillig to draw Hldlng her talents Perfect attendance for 12 years Lovlng llfe most of all Lxklng the country I-Iaylng the most frlends WOFfVlI1g about everythlng Ilkmg a good yoke Perfect halr do Belng funny qcreamlng out Illlllklllfg of North cfdIl'l0llC Chewlng gum Being the comic xl krd Bemg broke on Isrlday Havmg lox ely pollshed n uls OFIEIDHIIIX ulek to answer Belng well llked Hlstrlomc abxhty Ablllty plus Wantmg to cook I1XIUg for free time G1ggI1ng Asklng QULSUOIIS III e ass VK antlng curly h ur 66 Allbl I have many friends Pddxe IS a saxlor One large basement Im not proud I like to bloom 'I hey can t do wlthout me Isn t lt obvlousf ohn rs away How am I supposed to know' I'dd1e loves me She IS so sweet I love to dance Always down to earth I mamtam that lt s not blue I want to look my best Don t judge a book by IIS cox er It was unavoldable Small people make a great world Better than the dmg dong Llfe IS very funny A terrlfic pastlme VVa1t1ng for the rlght day Little guys go everywhere I get the most out of ll RHISC the nicest people on farms Im so cute People pay me for the Job Brother I can take lf It s so lJCCOmlHg I know some funny stories I w ant to make an lmpresslon Wlsh ours were like lt It tastes so good Some one must be a clown I spend my allowance on Moxlclay I m a personal friend of Chem Yee I w ant to be a llttle dlfferent I lay awake at nlght and thlnk It pays to be pollte I try my best Iyp1ng comes natural Ihe experience may come 1n handy Gee' I need a rest It takes muscles to frown It helps to pass the tlme I dlsllke my ey ery nlght job 1 N ' ' ' 7 ' s H ' I ' y 7 , . . . . . . 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I . 7 , . . . 77 7 7 , . 7 7. . . 7 , , 7 CUURT OF PPEAL Defendant Mary Ellen McLaughlm Vera Miller Ellzabeth Monahan Marlan McMahon Patrlcla Murphy Mercedes Neusch Rose Pxtassl 'Vladelme Porter Rosemarle Potez Dolores Rerchle Patrlcla Rochford Patrlcla Rodgers Pearl Roberson Evelyn Robertson Kathleen Roll XIHTJOYIC Roos Ruth Rossen Vlrglnla Saguto ane Schulz luhelma Schad Dorothy Shaffer eanne Schaefer Cecllla Schrey Manne Sclalabba Catherme Sklllen Elnzabeth Skovran Margaret Spagnola Margaret Stanek Frances Staud Rita Stelgerwald Mary Strahler Dolores Strauss Marne Ann Strub Mary Jane legethoff Rose Marne fegethoff Rosemary 'Iona Mary Ann Vasll Nllldred Vey Nlary Agnes Vlctor Bernadette Vogel Marv Lou VValsh Ruth Walter feresa Walter I' yely n Whrte Lounse XVUFSIICIH Prlscnlla Zentler Mary Zlmmerman A las VVh1tey 1ss rlsh Mlckle Murph eame Rose Madge Rosle Dolly Trlsh at Irlsh Ev1e Kathy 'XIargy Ruthle Glnny anle Kntty DoDee eanne Lecll Nllm l1r1nk1e Lrzzle Spag Margie Stag Mary Dolly Shorty Peggy Peggy Ro Ro Mary Mrtzle Vlckle Dolly ou Rudy l ress v I oulse Prls ferry Accused of Bemg just a llttle nurse Bemg so neat Deslgnmg Remembermg facts I ovmg NFI lournaments lakmg snapshots Reluctant to smg laklng lt all Thinking of the future Saylng Yes please Having cold hands Being very tall Belng sweet Curly red halr Bemg yylth anle Havmg the sweetest volce Bemg our beauty Always rushing Llklng Saturdays Dress making Attend1ng balls Bemg an angel Belng our poster gxrl Being our baby Bemg a deep thlnker Helping everyone Gracefulness Knowmg hoyv to please Expressing her op1n1on A charmlng personalxty Being a wonderful syvlmmer Vlaklng rhymes PI'2lCflClHg at school Being so llke 'Nlary ane Belng hours late on jokes Belng very quiet Iearmng to drrve Bemg as true as her word Llkmg blond s ulors Bemg ey erlastmgly late Bemg our best dancer Havlng HICC ey es loyal frlendshlp Bemg a magnetle piano play er I aughmg H xvmg blond hair 67 Alrbn I can do lots It s just second nature Im an ambitious archltect How could I forget them I meet more people that way I m trymg to get somethmg on you I don t want to bore you Oh' my nerves It s ill such '1 mystery Practlce makes perfect SlgI1lHCS a warm heart One sees more th1s way It s all 1n a snnle I never g1ve It a thought We are two of a kmd I never notxced my self You make me blush I m trymg to go places rloo bad there lsn t school I like my clothes chlck I yy ant to meet people amt so Sllence IS the word It s fun yylth sister classmates I thmk about you all E veryone needs help Dancing helps a lot It s what I alm to do I belleve 1n freedom of Speech It always pays to be courteous The water feels so nlce People laugh at them We smg at any tlme, at any place Dldn t you ever hear of tyyms I laugh last and longest You don t Lnoyv me What do you mean I do drive Its a sm to tell alle VI ho sald I dnl? lihe yyorld IS rushing My feet do all the yyorle I owe II all to May bellme oy ce IS llke 1 sister It s all on the sheet It comes easy Im Llad xt s n :tural K A 1. . . S. x. , . I . I . . . , . . . . . . A . , C C n 1 ' ' 66 35 ' Q J x ' - . . P . y j . V. . . , , , 1 . . Ay I . . . 7 . . . . . . , . J J . . . y , I , , I ' ,C . J J ,' It cc ' a xx . . , . . ' . . . I . . I. . , . . I N . n r - . . 1 a . . . , , I Franny' Getting in the play I take dramatics. I ' .. . 7 1 - ' I ,, , . . , , U I . . , , V J. . g J . , x 7, U V I 1, j. . , V L , . .i 1, . . r J I ? y A L L ' V I ' V, s ' , ' . - ' A 7 5- ' ' Q A v r I' ' 115' I' U . A , 1 . . , I ,K I 1 L f. . 1 . . We Thank You lVll'lNlORHLQ OF YOU IS the outgrowth the beneflcence of our parents our p lstors our ttzthcrs our fI'lLllClS our patrons, of each ID partleular and all III general yyho lnye made posslble tht plllDllCdfl0l1 of Bl NP DILIA MIK MORII S OF YOU VSlfllOllI your moral support, and tlmely suggestions, and ITlUIlIflClLllI :nd yyould h ue ICITl'llI1LCl an Idle l.lCIlOl1 an ldea unexpressed lVll'lVIORll S OF YOU yylll groyy clearer to us as the future years roll along md pass lnto OlJllNl0I1 lWl'lVlORll Q OF YOU yylll glye us 1 better appreclatlon for the many SHCFIHCCS Vou made us glad 'Nll'lVlORIl Q OF YOU yylll eyolte many a sllent prayer from and apprecmte your ClCYOfl0ll and your loyalty to us I1ltt 1 spirlt Ill the nlght Ml lVlORll S Ol' YOU yylll hght up IN my' 1 lonely hour and brlghtnn drt ary p xthvu ays doyyn the IX enuts of tune as we rt llve tht h lppy hours yu sptnt at 3 nnt l3Ll'lLillLf s e th lllls y u :ur prrents our pastors our ttuhers, our l.llCI1ClS our pltlons L1Lll III p utxtul ar and all Ill gexleral lol maltmg posslblt our MI lXlORll S 01+ YOL 68 O O O O ' O 4 I- . V s ' . . . , 2 1 ., 2 5, ez ' x Q, l 5, . . I . 4, . ,,. W l , f' f . . ' f i 4i V. Y A A Q Q. ' V . . ' ' ' si C K 1 r Q it Y ' ' ' ' us for you in the years to come as we shall then better understand , , ' , , ' . , . , . . , ,. .. z V 1 f . ' l -1 j 1 J ' ez ' ., , , 2 D, L. . I Az , , . VV 2 ' jo , c z - Q, s, -1 - x s ' 5, 1' :,1:' ' 1 z ' X , 5 1 w Alumnae ol Saint Benedict S Academy, lVlElVlCDRlES QF VCU grew to its present stature tlnrougla your memory ol tlwe class ol 46 We tlaanlc you e ams liettx ane f aaael o 1 Xrela Dolores Xuer Patricia 'gaehmeyer Helen Balz r Virginia Beck lNl2arg1ret Best -Xlma Bexerzaee Rita Huaaleele Bassag Betts ine Brullev Barbara Breltenbaela Eileen Breitenbach Marianne Brennen lois Rrava lwelxn liruaner Margie laueelaele rene laur laart Cyl aee Q2allala'an Helen Laneallna Mary Paore Qlaeetlaam Margaret Coll 'NI'arV l Qonners 'Vliary Catherine Lfllg, Mr and Nlrs Praneis Cranford Irxelxn Depp Ml. and lVlrs. C. A. Diel 'me Diel lita Dorscla lois lf. llisenreicla Dolores llsswein Rosemary Fahey Dorothy lfeaahr Virginia K ille Mr, incl qlrs. . . Giaalaer Dolores Halara lzaxerne llein Bmtriee r ' llelnastetter Betty p aan llelnastetter iaatla enrj' Nancy lleyl Dolores .IW N , v. lloleleroft Helen Xl. 'f. Cr cl 2 2 A 2 , rm-r Iiliza aet a lx nea louise lxnoelael Dorotlas lxoes er Nlary L lxrepp Ruth Kress einne lnertx Ann lowrle Lolette NT Q arter M Cyraee Maire Rita NI Nlayer Pauline Nlever lvelxn Nlueller Rutla Piroth ean Porter Camille Purcell Nlarx Graee Relllx Kathleen Reallx Marx Reynolels Larol Roberson loretta Roclgers Nlaraan Rupp Gmee Selaerer Roseaaaarw Selaneacler Coaastanee Il Selaoenig Ruth Selaoenig, Mary Virginia Selaoenig, Dorothy Selaumaeher Betty 'ane Selaweitzer Ros'ali'a Sinaoaa M'ary Alice Slattery Qatlaerine , S 'a'ala Xl' 5' Stanley Margaret St'auel lN'l'arie S - Nlary Ve' fu Vanin A' ae- 'lota Rose-na' '- -y Dr r mtl y q n - -y ir 'ai' 1 'anelriseo V ' Wernert He-len ' i'anas 'atr l olu- l1le'aa o a , 2 A11 5, - -' a 'ir , - Xl: , :aa ' - -, Y' f ', 2 e' . y I 2 'Q , 1 . Jac a 2 . 2 I .. , I , Y X 's Al I J I 2 'av N a . lsi'-T, .C Y 1 lfsllfh .,' . '1'a 'AT' 7 x s , 4 . , 1 ' i 1 2 '- , 2 - R. 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Q V I N R J 2 t22 , 2ar A . y Y 1 X 2 1 '1 a, 1 4 , 1 . t2 ' tefll, 2 l'2an ll ll,ll'112l 5 ly , ld, 7 I X l l, 2arae H Y ' Ve , at a X ne h ' Ve , Y gn a.a Nl.ax . 2 I L L Idrx XXV2 , lU2lI1 . . , , lxaln , 'l2ar.a Xl2ae will - - lf 'UA lxl , 2l l Qu l , ' 2 aor Uwllflde lo our Reverend Clergy, and the varlous Church Socnetnes through whose lcmd patronage IVIEIVIQRIES OF VCU attalned nts stature the class ol 46 gratefully thanlcs you Bonlface Llxurelm Benecllctme F'lfI1Cl'S S unt Nl ary s Qllllfkll BCULCIICIITIL I' ltlmels S nnt BOIIIIJLL Lllurell Lllrlstl in Motlul s QKJIIIFTICTIIIIB S unt lioml lee Llmurelm Young, Peoples Qlulm S nnt S unt Boniface I xeeum S-IU Rox rl Street S nnt Atlmn :Suns I iclles AUXIII nx Lh llfontc Xvenue Sunt Athanuslusl Q li FX S unt AtI1dl13SlllS Men s I xeeum S nnt Arh in ISILIS lVIotlurs Young Ladies Soul nlxrx bunt Nlarx 5 Ivceum Loleman Rex Wm R Pornex Rex Klxm Hunrlch Rex Idxx 1rd Mullen Rex W I Schxmxng Rex NV1ter Selmppol Rex Xuguet H SLINICI7 Rex Pnul Vogt Rex LXug.,usr VII11 Rex olm Cum 70 1 . . , . . 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Brmelx 1176 Q I1 III-OIIIL Ax enue Q11 zlfonte Ax enue S unt Atlrmaslua Qlnlrelm 700 Presslex Street present menbs To our many Iruends the class of 46 IS MEMORIES OF You Abmayr Mr and Mrs George Abt Mr and Mrs Wm Aguzzoll oseph Andrlano Mrs Helen Antonacceo Mr Frank Applebaum Mrs MaxU Arch Dr and Mrs F Auth Mr Fred R Auth Mrs H Bachmeyer BCSSIC Baler Harry Pete Balley Arthur B Balley Mr and Mrs George Balley Mrs ames Bajzek F Barry Mrs Thomas Bash Mrs Bauer Cllfford N Bauer E Baumbeck Mr and Mrs E C Becker Mr and Mrs A M Beerhalter Anna and Marxe Behr Mr and Mrs Casper Benedict Mr and Mrs Berger Rudolf Berrmger Danny Beschorner Mr A -I Beschorner Mr and Mr Betz Mr A Bxenemann Andrew Bllka Mrs Mary Bmz Mrs Chas Bittner Frank A Bittner Lee Blobner Mrs O Bogner Mrs Rose Bolents ohn Bollhorst Wm F Bond Thomas Bonnett Dav1dI' Boskovlc Anne Boskovnc Iouls Boucek Dr Frank Boucek Mrs Margaret Bray Miss Lois Ruth Bray Mrs 'Martln P Bremxnger Mr and Mrs IL Breltenbach Mr and Mrs A Brertenbach Betty Breker Mr and Mrs Prank Brenner Marylane and I1m Brill Mr and Mrs Bernard A Brlll Imelda Bronner O Brudy Mrs Flmer Brunner Eugene r Brunner Mr and Mrs Eugene Buhl Planetarlum Andes Burkhart Mr and Mrs H Buschek L1Lll1an Busse Mrs A M Carllsle Mrs S Carhsle Mrs Wxlham Carpenter Mr and Mrs R I Carroll Howard Carroll Mr and Mrs ames Carroll Rlchard D Carroll Russ Chapman Mrs Anna Charnock Mrs Marie Cheetham W Chlaramonte Frank Chraska Mrs B Chrlst Mr and Mrs Henry Chuck Clenek M1ss Patrlcla Clenek Mrs Paul Clenek Mr and Mrs Raymond Clady Mr Ed Clark Miss Della A Cleary Anne W Cohen Cole IL A COIIHS Carl G SfSgt Qollms Mrs Margaret Comella Mr and Mrs Joseph Nl Comela Mary F Comella M1ss Ruth Comella Salvatore Comella Mr Stephen Conley Mrs ames Conners Bal Fred and Fom Conners Mr and Mrs Wm Corsello Dr and Mrs Wm Coscla A 71 mdebted for nts Coulehan Mrs R P Counahan Mr and Mrs Coyle Mr and Mrs Chas Lreahan Ann M Cromn Mrs Crumbaker Dr B Curley Mr and Mrs Bernard Czarnowskl erome Dapper Mr and lVlrs H A Davles Martha S Degenhardt Odella Dlel Mr and lVlrs A M Dlel Mr and Mrs Frank Dlel Mlrlam Duel Rose Dretrlch Albert D1Matteo Angelo Dltmore Mr and Mrs B Dltmore Mrs Mary Dobbms MISS Anna Dobbms M1ss Gertrude Dobbms M1ss ane Dobbms Mr ohn S Dobbms Mrs ohn S Dobbms Mr and Mrs G F Doench Mr and Mrs H Docherty Mr and Mrs F Dolence Anna Donahue Mlckey Donaghue Mr and Mrs F Donovan Mr and Mrs C M Donovan Mr ohn H Donovan Miss Ioretta Dooley ames Dorsch Flmer Douglas ohn Douglas Madelme Dougherty Mr and Mrs F L Dumer Buck Fddle I'dd1e and Helen Fdwards Mr and Mrs VVm Pggers M1ss F V I'1senre1ch Mrs Anna lwsenrelch Frank Emil Lmmlnger Mrs T F f n , o 0 0 , . . 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L x , . . ,. , . . C . . , . g , , . l . , . Y 7 ll n . , ,. . 'S ' 3 . Cham ion Coal Com an 409 Wood Street . Q P y . l 7 7 5 5 ' . ' ' , . . A u , S 3 . 7 . . n , - v - . . . , . 'Q ' , . . . 4. V . . , ' K ' 1 J . . 1 ' v - ' y f H, 4 9 ' Y , 1'o11ey and Sonnet P A 1reyvogelCo Pamtlng Contractors C aertner Home Bakery C eo S. Dlcks Auto Serv lee C lerl s Crocery Store Coldxe s Nlen s VVear 1 aul Gropelh Memorlal Co Cnuher s Meat Market louis Hahn 8. Son Florlsts os Henchars Cafe and Restaurant Henke s Market Fresh and smoked meat Hermann Studlo Hlghvvay Equ1pmentCo C F Doehertv Pre F C Hmkelii Bro Inc Florists Hates 1'r1end1y Drug Store A Hohensee NUIFIIIOHISI Sz Lecturer Holland Furnace Co CFa 5891 Hollsteln 8. 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