Saint Benedicts Academy - Benedicta Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1947 volume:

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As a pledge of our gratitude for the privilege of having been students of St. Benedict, We ask God to bless our beloved school which Will remain forever our Alma lVlater. Dramatic lffficiency Creative Genius Sciutillating Melodies :fx 7 la if MOTHERS and DFDICATION TO THF PARFNT9 VV1th deep gratltude and heartfelt apprecxatlon we the graduates of 47 vsrsh to dedicate this llttle memory hook to you, our heloyed parents ln thxs small yyav, yyc are attempting to thanle you, fathers and mothers for your splcndld co operat1on, your gentune mterest and your complete understmdmg durmg our years at Qt BLl1LKllCI Acldemy Hou often your lemdly sy mpathetlc attitude helped us to hrndge those darle moments when yye felt dlsheartened and llllCCl'fdlI1 You leneyy th at we would eyentuallyf develop lnto the strong willed cle nr eved ind cle in he irted young women of your dreams Your IIISPIVIUOII nded us to m :ke c zrlng for us md plICl1lHg for us gave us a vsarm feclmg all oycr NK 1. eould not help helng huoved up by your trust, yyhen we leneyy that you were eonhdent that we would come through yylth flying colors Now dear pirents we ye finally reached our goal But hefore the hnal page of thls one chapter of our llves lS closed, we vs ant to tell you once agam how much your falth m us has meant We shall alwavs recall lf as one of the thlngs that made our hlgh school days more pleasant So to vou, our Mothers and Dads yye sav llhanle you from the bottom of our hearts for all these wonderful things Mav God bless y ou' 3 v-6 4 X K ra, X f X 1 'ai XP' ' 4 'vo lqll qv x 6 146214 . . . , 7 K h A 1 .K . I -V H' 1 VX ' ,, , ' , , . , A, V' A' 2 - -Y Y ' A K' , 'f s v vs ch x ' ,K 'A ev ,E -1-,yi sz - those dreams come true. The knowledge that there was some one always . ' , , .h F ' .' ff .' ,Y V , . f 1 y CC' r 7 - F ,F - ' 9 f A f X ' Q l ff A 1 lx l f fl 3 1 Q ' I . - I lin 'S -45 aa- , 1 5 H dn I IU- V me mzmric :as thc Kloonlight Sonzzt YOUR TEACHERS AN LASSMATES Ir is good to lim- :xml learn MESSAGE to our FACULTY The principal llllll of all Catholic teaching is the instilling of solid religious training. Mindful of this, you have ever manifested a devoted interest in all our Scholastic endeavors. To you we are grateful for your sympathetic attitudeg to you we are grateful for a traditional Benedictine education. Before we depart, our youthful hearts tender a sincere tribute of deep ap- preciation for our indebtedness to you, our devoted friends. Remember us Some- times during your Opus Dei. O R LE DERS-- OUR LICADICRS-CAMPAIGNICRS FOR GOD AND COUNTRY REVERENII l'lA'l'HIER XVIESIVIANN, . , REVERENIJ MLJTHER M. G' SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER M. ANTOINETTE, , .i M. PEPETUA . . M. MARCIEl,l.A. , M. BARBARA . M. LOUISE. . M. AUGUSTA , . M. AURELIA . M. BERCIHIMAN M. GREc:oRY , , M. FRANcES M. HII.nEt:ARn , M. PAULINE ..., M. BERNARIJINE, MARY DAMIAN MISS VIRGINIA VEY YXIISS RITA KEI.l.Y . .. MISS l':I.lZARETH WINGERTER DOCTIJR JOSEPH RAUTERKUS. SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER M. LIOBA . M. SCHOLASTICA. . , M. AGATHA. , M. ANSELMA M. ROMANA TRUI li. .. . .. Chaplain, Latin resident . .Principallzfffgda . , . English, Speech . . . . . , ,Erench, English . . . Social Studies, English . ..,., ,....., L atin . . . Science, Spanish , , , .Commercial Studies , .Piano, Vocal Music . ,....,.. German, History Librarian, Commercial Studies . , . , . . ,..,..,.. Science , . . . . . . ,English, History . , .Mathematics, Science . . .English, Home Economics , . . . Latin, Mathematics .,.,...,.,Dramatics , , , . . . . . .Orchestra . . . .School Supplies . . . ,School Supplies ........Infirmarian . . . . Cafeteria Service , . . .Cafeteria Service Mu Dk:-D BRADY St Mary Milly the rlarllng of our class has proven erself a capable executive possesses personality plus njoys hot dogs and mmce meat ple Mlllys charmmg anner and sweet smrle will be mlssed by all National Forenslc League 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socrety 3 French 2 3 Dramatrcs 1 4 Sclence Honor Soclety 3 4 ssrstant Edrtor Bemta 4 Presrdent French Club 3 Presl ent of homeroom 1 President of class 4 u1ll and Scroll 4 alutatorlan 21416425 lrendmzl XIIIDRID BRADY Im Prefzdent Dowkes boson. Smrfmrx Yreafurer RU1u Ukswrc Dol om s Sonor XSSLIIIIPUOII DollK rex olutlonarx sclentlst of the Senlor class gets so evcclted ln a discussion pretty blue eyes and sweet dlsposltlon make her 1 favorite of all Vice President of Iatln Club 3 Vice Presldent ol Qenxor Class Dramatlcs I 4 Home Nursing 3 SCICHCC Honor So uety 3 4 Natlonal Honor QOEICYY 4 Rlru URISXINEC bt Mary Urble glamorous halr styles haxc made her the Lore motto IS Empty barrels make the loudest DOISC forever learnlng new dance steps enjovs lce skatlng :mmensely Presldent of Llbrary Club J Secretary Treasurer 1 Business Manager of Benedlcta ulll and Qcroll 4 Student C0lll'lCll 3 Dorokls S0101 Xlumuo BRADY RLIII lJkBANlL U l ' '. .. L . 5 C W 1 '-' , .,., ' , 3' M Y . Y . .i , . ' - K . I Q 1, ' , : t 9 - - - u ' n me , 4 vw , I V I ... I t v -- . . , . , 4' ' J' A - 1 , , - 'U ' - . f envy of the class . . . hobby is dancing . . . inseparable from v 1 1 1 1 v r 44 ' ' U' , I ' A Z l Q - I . l . . 8 . - , 5 QQ . A D ' I ' ' 3 'I 3: A ,2, 4: . L K ,Z ' 5 if 3' f 3 rl' ' f Y C! l 3' ' 1' ' . , , F A , ll 1 I 4 1 1 f A. , . . . 5 . ,Q f 2 ' f 11 QL ffzs in eauf Lois JAN!-1 Ai.mzk'r St, Boniface Lois jane . . . serious minded miss who believes in never giving up . . . continually cutting her hair . . . Glenn Miller still rates tops.. , loves dogs-'specially lVlltZlC. Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Vice President of Spanish Club 4. Nlmu' ,'hN'I'ANACCli0 St. Mary Dark Eyes . . . spare time spent at St. lNlary's dances , . . planning on a career in aviation . . . loves to polka, especially with Cede . . . Everything is so tremendous . Vocation Club 3, 4. CLARA .f'X1Ji. St. .-Xthanasius Blondie . . . recognized by her lovely blond tresses . . . loves typing, dancing, and pets . . . will make an efficient secretary some- day . . . swings and sways with Sammy Kaye . . . constantly with Anna Mae. Dramatics 3, 4, lypist for Benita 4. .Q .. lois -l.-XXI-I .Xi.isi-wi' Xl.-un' .kxmxoeciao Lois ANN BAILEY St. Cyril CLARIZ .XVL Lois BAILI-iv Lois . . . Frank and talented . . . claims her hobby is dating . . . 'Nice Vl'ork???,' . . . detests riding streetcars and apple-polish- ers . . . will make a wonderful history teacher. Vice President 3, Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4. lli-1i.iaN l3Ai'i-ik St. Cyril Sweet . . . ller nickname speaks for itself . . . always draws HFIIFN BAUER RUTH BRVNNER a crowd at lunchtime with her ptterbugging . . . enjoys cokes, hot IXIARILYN Ciuusr ISABEI, CIOTTI dogs and llarry james records . . . dreams of a home of her own . . . always with The Gang. Dramatics 4. Rein l3iu'NN1aR Nativity Ruthie , . . a sweet disposition makes her well liked . . . cow- boys around in a grey Mercury . . . has the honor of having the highest speed in typing , . . ahhors dirty shoes . . . is really sent by the music of Guy Lombardo. Vocation Club l, 3, 4, Benedicta 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Chorus 4. NIARILYN CHRIST St. Cyril lX'larilyn . . . little bundle of 'I'.N.'l' .... loved by all her classmates . . . second home is bowling alley . . . upsweeps become her . , . hopes all her children have red hair , . . never without Anne. Dramatics 3, 4, Vice President l, 4, laxchange ltditor of Benita 4g National llonor Society 3, 4. ls,xisia1. Cl0'l I'l Nlary Immaculate lzzy . . . vim, vigor, and vitality . . , always enjoys herself at a party . . . motto is 'KX smile will go a long way . . . hopes to be a private secretary . . . pals with Sonny and Dolly . . . eats any- thing and everything. Library Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4. 12 filze flue Q N'lARY Loc COUNAHAN St. Francis Xavier Lou . . . lovable disposition and quick Irish smile . . . more friends than any other in the class . . . known by countless nick names . . . recognized by her cute dimpled chin . . , strolls into the K. of C, flllies every Sunday. Dramatics lg Chorus -l. Dot , .'Xi,ici-: Cowie St. Peter Alice . . . Quiet and shy little miss . . . but very sweet . . . jewel personality . . . enjoys eating . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . favorite expression is Uh Brother! . . . seen with l'A'i'iocl,x Citokia St. lfw Pat . . . l'leasant and chatty . . . has beautiful natural curly hair . . . proudly displays pictures of Dusty . . . her trade mark is her continuous giggle . . . aims to become an angel of mercy. Library Club 3, -lg Vice President of Library Club -lg l.atin Club -lg Spanish Club .ig Science Club 2g Speech lg Home nursing 3g :Xssociate Editor of llenedicta -lg Chorus -lg Dramatics lg Quill and Scroll -l, KA,-mgklglg ljyi-MORE St, joseph Main' Lol' CUl'N.XIl.'XN .XLICI-I Covii Dir . . . Wbittv Dit . . . 'Alle who laughs last seldom gets pu. Q-ROKR KJWIHQRINI.. the point anyway . . . envied for ber beautiful complexion and spot- less appearance . . . he must be 5 ft. Ill in .... ambition is to be- come a B, 'lf 0. Science Club 2g l,atin Club 3, -lg Vocation Club 2g Dramatics l, -lg Vice President l.atin Club lg Associate Editor of Benedicta lg Quill and Scroll -l. NLKRY ANN Doi'on'i'Y St, NIMV Mare . . . collector of glass dogs . . . dotes on raw carrots and peanut-butter crackers . . . Hopes to become a good nurse . . . thinks Vaughn Monroe and lo Stafford are tops . . . pals with Bettv Ann tl , - NIARY ANN DOL'l2lITY' lxiiaiam EISENRIEICII . . -. Mare' is the girl with a big heart and appetite to match it . . . ROSEMARH5 ERNY MARY 'FHHIMA FMRLEY active member of. l Ri-tFs '. Dramatics -lg Latin Club -lg Sec. Treasur- er of Home Nursing 3. Immam Eismiocicii St, Joseph Sonny'l . . . Sonny, generous and very likeable . . . always taken for her twinv Allene . , , loud plaids irk her . . . gets in the groove with Tex Beneke . . . partial to the army . . . aims to marry that guy. Library 3, 4g Dramatics 4. Rosismmtira RRNY Sf, Boniface Rosen . . . A friendly and sincere lass who's motto is Never worry, it doesn t help anyway . . . has beautiful blue eyes . . . en- joys day-dreaming and collecting romantic poems . . , loves to listen to Harry james . . . aspires to be a good stenographer, Science Club 2g Library Club 3g Dramatics l. NlARY ililll-1l.MA l'iAlRl.liY . Sr, lfrgingig Xavier Gus . . . Versatile leader in all fields and undertakings . . . possessor of looks and personality . . . inseparable from Nlary Ann . . . aims to be a successful chemist. Student Council l, -lg Science Honor Society 3, -lg Secretary Treasurer French Club .lg President lg Dramatics lg 3, -lg Quill and Scroll lg President Student Council -lg National Honor Society 3, -l. 1 3 13 G5 Gloudless Glimes ANN FLYNN Nativity rr U . - . . . ' Ann . . . rare combination of beauty and brains . . . efficient editor of the Benedicta . . . starry eyed when with a certain guy . . . constantly being upset about thingsu . . . forever with the gang- 'specially Janie and Katie. Student Council 23 French Club 33 Dramatics 1, 33 Benita 33 lfditor of Benedicta 43 Quill and Scroll 4. l'lFl.FN GAERTNER St. Boniface Gert . . . Sparkling sense of humor brings forth many a laugh . . . partial to popcorn and chocolate sundaes . . . accused of day dreaming . . . belongs to the 'l R.-XFS . . . noted for her l'epso- dent Smile l. Dramatics 43 Chorus 4, ANNIE GAi.LAuHER St. Francis Xavier , Annel' , . . uiet and serious-minded but alwa s read for a . , . Y . y ? Q V good laugh . . . considers eating and sleeping laudable pastimes . . . 5 L inseparable from Nlarilyn . . . detests Brownies. l.ibrary Club 3. X in 2 2 C, 3 ANN FLYNN HELEN c'AEk 'N5R lhlARY Lou GARVEY St, Bernard w - . i , V F , v , . . . . ANNE GA'-l'Al'Hl1K MAN lfm c'ARH'-5 l.ou' ...fun loving, cut and energetic. . .claims her pet are three younger brothers. . . Smile and the world smiles with you . . . dances through St. fX'lary's every lihursday night . . . another Sammy Kaye lan. French Club 2, 33 Science 23 Dramatics 1. MOI.l,X' GIPQRI. St. Theresa Molly . . . one of our country girls . . . hails from Perrys- ll...tl 1: l'zz ' ' 'th - - ii e irius on manini splits and being wi VK Une proves Molly GIERL SUMNNE CILANCY that good things comes in small packages . . . constantly seen with .i U Dee . IRizNie GsE1.i. lXlARY ANN Hmxiriai Suit Gl,ANcY St. Cyril Irish . . . Sweet voiced little lass . . . likes to collect dolls and postcards . . . dotes on chocolate sodas and Chuck??? . . . Fred Waring puts her in a mellow mood . , . pals with Joanne. Drama- tics l3 French Club 3. IRizNia Gseu, St. Boniface Geezil . . . spends her spare time composing poems . . . for- ever eating and never gaining weight . . . a personality plus gal . . . thinks Fruit Cake is wonderful. Dramatics 1, 3, 43 National Forensic League 3, 4, Student Council l, 43 President Home Room 1, 43 Sec. Treasurer l, 33 Benita 33 Asst. liditor Benita 43 Benedicta 43 Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor Society 4, lWARY EXNN HAMPIQI. Assumption Mare . , . magnetic personality second only to her lovable dis- position . . . she, Gus, and ,lean make up a trio , . . neat little trick on any dance floor . . . takes pride in her scrap hook . . . eagerly awaiting college life. French Club 31 Science Club 23 Debating l, 23 Dramatics l, 3, 43 Benita 43 Quill and Scroll 4. 14 an gfafml lzies Nlixm' lli4.i.iu.iNf. Nativity lee . . . dark-eyed little miss . . . seldom seen without Elsie . . . believes acting natural insures popularity . . . never tires of 'lf L lJ.s music . . . Buddy is her favorite pct . . . member of the 'l' RA FS . Dramatics l. Lois llHl.MS'l'li'l'lklEk Sr, Pem- Lo . combination of natural curly hair and sparkling eyes . . . cutest giggle in Senior Class . , . always merry when talking ol' ,lerry . . . smooth dancer . . . member ol the 'l'R'll S . Dramatics I, 45 Vocation Club 25 Forensic Club 45 Speech Club 4, lloroiucs llliNlll.liR Sr, A-Xfhamlsius . Henj'I. . . always smiling and bursting with humor . . . has the llli-Zh ?lml1lfI0l1 I0 hc il doctor . . . adores food in general . . . con- stantly with Lou. Forensic 45 Dramatics 1, 3, 4, Chorus 45 Latin Club 3, 45 lienedicta 45 Quill and Scroll 4. lJULORliS llliNRY 1, it fln'lUm'l?'flUl' MARY Hi-:i.isi.iNc: Lois Hi:i.Ms'i'ia'i i'i-R .1 U . . I Do . . . one of ,the tops when ithcomes toalancing . . . A ljmloklgs fI15Nm,,5k Ijmnkigg I-IIQNRY smile goes a longuway and she proves it . . . riding street cars is a pet peeve . . .ljitterbugging with Roma Fay is a favorite pastime. Dramatics 3, 45 Library Club 3, 4. hlfxkv Ci.fuu5 l'll'1RRMANN St, Ambrose if ' 'DY ' ' ' Mitzi . . . Quiet Way and helping hand makes her a favorite w . , , - , , . I x - , MARY L' Hl'RRMAhA SHIRLIFY HWMANN . . . one of the best in Forensics . . . follows her motto Keep Srnil- IWELYN HUFNANN NIARILOU HUUPCRUFT in V' . . . seen with Rosie Bea, and Ruth. Forensic League 3, 45 IXFI. H5 . 3, . . . . lreasurer 45 Latin Club J, 45 Dramatics 1, 45 Associate lzditor of Beneclicta 45 Quill and Scroll 4. SlIlkl.liY Hoifixmuu Assumption Shirm . . . Sweetness personified . . . pals with Pinky and lietts . . . happiest when lrish eyes are smiling . . . favorite ex- pressionM l'ake it Slow . . . Blessed with glistening tresses . . collector of souveniers. Dramatics 1, 4. liri-3i.YN llomiixss St, .lthanasius FV , . . livel and likeable-thar's our lfvl ll , . . always Y Y , -. ready with a comeback . . . her motto, Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you . . . demerits become her??? . . . rshe collects theml . . . loves dancing and bowling . . . seen with Ruthie, jane, Nlarilou and gang . I l3enedicta5 Science 1, .Xrt 45 Quill and Scroll 4. French 2, 33 Dramatics l, 3, 45 .Xrt lfditor ol Nl,xRli.oL' llorockol-'i' ,Xssuinption Mare . . . l'ert little brown eyed miss with a bubbling pera sonality . , . forever with the gang . . . consumes scads ol hot dogs and ice-cream . . . pet saying Golly . Library Club 35 Vocation Cluh 25 Dramatics 1, 5, 45 Chorus 4. I5 xx l 7-ln mi es flzaf , Lois lll'RRlIa plssumption 'fL0 . ioined our class in our junior year . . . full of pep, vim, vigor . . .i quite an enthusiastic dancer , . . always seen with The Trio . . ambition is to get somewhere before lxilroy. Drama- tics 4. Xlmtv ,'xl.I.liNli lsimtwoop St. ,lUSl'l'l1 Dolly .... f Xlways has a kind word for everyone . . . collects demerits for being late . . . enjoys eating corn on the cob, and sipping chocolate sodas . . . soothed by Guy Lombardo . . . plans to enter mirse's training . . . treasures friendship with Sonny 43 Dramatics 1, 4. ji'Ni-: ,lacoixs junie'l . . . Came to S. B. A, in the sophomore year ness of disposition marks her as a pleasant companion walking with Reets . . . eternal friendship with Mary Library 3, St. Cyril . . . sweet- . . . enjoys . . . pastry agrees with her trim waistline . . . Harry -lames sends this lass. Lois llviuua .ti,i.iaxe Isuakwoon KATHERINE lows Sh flflwmsa JUNE Iacon l'xA'l'llRYN JONES Kathyl' . . . excels in athletics . . . mellow voice . . . smile captivates all . . . member of the gang'l . . . wishes to attend college. . .frequently seen at Monpers. Vocation Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Drainatics 1, 3, 4. ,ll'iAN KELLY St. Francis Xavier Kelly . . . a spontaneous humor and a stimulating personality , . . . always ready for a laugh . . . to go to Brungols for spaghetti is JEAN lX'5Ll'Y ANNA MARIE KIRNIR one of her main ambitions . . . take it slow . . . one of the trio . . . JEAN KNOEREL CLARIIS KRESS famous for her poems. French Club 33 National Forensic League 2, 3g Dramatics 1, 3, -fg 'lreasurer of llome Room l. ANNA lVlAiuia KlRNl'fli AndyU . . . Andy can stand on her own in any argument . . . charming, likeable and serious . . . blessed with a beautiful singing voice . . . hopes to become a teacher . . . seen with Claire, Ruth and l 3 Ginny. Spanish Club 5, 43 Science gl Dramatics ELSIE KNOIEBIZI. Else'l . . . Likeable fun-loving Else . . . ambition to become a good housewife . . . can be found any time at lVest View Roller Rink . . . passion for chocolate sundaes and popcorn . . . entertained by a house-full', and Vaughn Monroe . . . always seen with the TRAFS . Cimikiia KRESS Clarie'l . , . smiling, light complexioned little Miss . . . detests dreary weather and liver . . . always seen at St. Boniface Dancesfff . . . Seen with Irene. Student Council 23 Home Room Treasurer 1: Dramatim lg Business Manager of Benita -l. Nativity Nativity St. Boniface 16 flue TMS flmaf w -IUANNA Kliiw St, Theresa Ujosien . . . Small and quiet lass . . . with mischievous brown if I, ew-s . . pals with Cede . . . dislikes liver and onions . . . favorite som: is Milk Man Keep Those Bottles Quietu. l,ibrary Club 2, 31 Vovnrion Club 35 Dramatics 43 Dramatics l. l VIRGINIA LAM: St. Cyril 'iGinna . . , Possesses beautiful, natural, wavy hair . . . aims to become a model . . . has the high position of president of the 'l'R.U S , . . enjoys ,lose lturhi, bananas, and peanuts . . . her holmliies are drawing and sewing. Art Club 33 Dramatics l, 3, 4. l'lvisi.vN l,.iNosAY St, Cryil livie . . . a very sweet and neat little miss . . . quiet manner attracts many friends . . . ehums with Reets . . . lives by her motto Smiles are contagious, be a carrier . . . intends to be a dress de- signer. Dramatics 3. lhviaiciix NlAlPlJI-IN St. Cyril JIIIINNA KUNZ VIIIIIINIA LANG lJatl' . . . Pat's an all around girl . . . blond and blue-eyed . . . EVELYN LINDSAY PATRICIA MAIIDEN aims to become a commercial artist . . . enjoys drawing and chumming with the gang . . . her motto is It could be worse . Vice President of Spanish Club 3g Art Club 3, 45 Dramatics 45 Student Council 25 Art Editor Benedicta 4. Lois NIAE lXflA1QFRl, St. Atlianasius 'cl,o . . . Combination of personality and intelligence make her Well liked . . . excellent editor of the school paper . . . always seen With Mary jane . . . plans to tour the World as a pianist. President Lili NI f NI. 1:1 . X. ' N ' . . . . IJ? GLI If HU IARTAN IASLRI of Spanish Club 3, 43 Science Honor Society .ig Secretary Treasurer ' NM ' Ali A M ER ROSUIARY MCLARHW 1, 2g President 33 Student Council 3, 4g Editor of Benita 45 Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor Society 4g Valedictorian. MARIAN NIASUR St. l.eo Mickey , . . . Frank and humorous . . . motto is '6Stop, look, and listen . . . dotes on french fries and dill pickles . . . favorite past time is writing letters to a certain sailor , . . sees all the latest movies . . . favorite period is study, she has two every day. Science Club 2g Spanish Club 3g Dramatics 1. ANNA NIM-Z Nlixvek St. T!If'l't'J'l1 Mae'l . . . an ambitious lass . . . excels in stenographic work j . . . shorthand whiz . . . pals with Clara , . . holds to her motto Now or Never . . . enjoys dancing and reading. Dramatics 1, 3, 4g Benita 45 National Honor Society 4. Rosemaiw NlcCAa'i'uv St. Leo Dutch . . . a cheerful little blond . . . always has a smile for everyone . . . aims to become a secretary . . . enjoys writing letters to a certain someone??? . . .Vaughn Monroe puts her in a mellow mood. Dramatics lg Library Club 3, 4. .. il guf Tell 6 Datls Stsmr lVlkCAR'1HY St. Mary Siren . . . tiny in stature with deep grey eyes . . , enjoys walk- ing and swimming . . . pals with Milly and Mary Lou . . . her motto Be cheerful in everything . . . always ready to lend a helping hand. Library Club 3g Science Club 23 Dramatics lg Benita 4. Bli'l l4Y JANE NlcCuis Sr, Peter Betts, '... vivacious personality and a ready wit are reasons for her popularity . . . can be distinguished hy her l-o-n-g fingernails . . . cherishes her friendship with Maine . . . considers happiness a guy named Mike. Library Club 5g Benita 33 Student Council 1 35 Chorus 43 Associate Editor of Benedicta 41 Secretary of Homeroon lg Vice President Home Room 2g President llomc Room .lg Quill and Scroll 4g Dramatics 1,4. JANIQ Mc NAN1AKiN St. Peter Peanut Shells . . , the song bird of our class . . . aims to be a popular singer . . . detests bowties and tennis shoes . . . is partial ll V7 ' to brunettes and dogs called Duke . . . one of the gang. Dramatics I, 3, 43 President of Chorus 3, 43 Speech Club 43 Student Council I, 4- 33 President of llome Room 22 lienita Staff I, 2, 4g Quill and Scroll rl, , , , S1isAN lVll'CAR'l'llY Bi-1'i i'v VIANIC NlL'f.'l'l'I ANNA NIM3 MCVAY gt- Jmwl, .lANl'3 NlfNAN1AM ANNA MAH NICVAY Rody, . . . 'Ilt's great to be Irish says this tall dark haired miss who has a mania for wearing green . . . her primary interest is in banana splits . . . desirous of visiting Ireland in the future . . . adores Gregory Peck . . , Pals around with Imelda and Aleeneu Speech Club 45 Science Club 2g Forensics 4, Gi-:k.'xi,iursu Xlvitiis St. Peter Gerry . . . aspires to be a good housewife . . . some of our GERAU '1 MYERS D f fES MILWR best people are housewives . . . Be good, be kind, and Win friends JEANNE Nlllflllm MARY MUNSCH . . . has a special dislike for demerits and whispering in public . . . -+- likes to dance to the music of 'lf D. . . accused of giggling, Library Club 3. lJoi.oiu-Qs lXlu.i,i-:ic Nativity Doll . . sweet and uuassumin' . . . iinmaclllate and alwavs F - is , beautifully groomed . . . envied for her angora sweaters . . . looking forward to a certain black car with red trim. Library Club 3, 4 jiafwxia Mii.i.iak Annunciation Bunny . , . just about the best dancer ever . , . loathes any- thing sour including people . . . contagious giggle and sparkling eyes announce her wherever she goes . . . another future housewife. Library Club 35 Dramatics 1, 4. lVlAKY lVll?NSLlI St. lfrancis Xavier Mare . , . blond tresses and beautiful hands are lVlary's dis- tinguishing marks . . . spends her lunch period playing cards . . . all other spare time spent dancing and bowling . . . partial to the Navy. Science Club 21 Dramatics 1, 4. 18 n oodness ent Rum Mulmwski St. Boniface Amiable Ruthie . . . motto is Keep Smiling . . . aims to be a stenographer . . . collects photographs of friends . . . likes to 4 listen to Vaughn Monroe... dislikes snobs. Library Club 3, 43 Q Science Club 23 Home Nursing 3, Secretary and Treasurer of Library Club 4. DOROTHY PORT St. Ahtanasius Dot . . . ideal school girl . . . will make a good secretary . . . thinks turkey and chicken are slipper . . . f'You'll see is her pet say- ing . . . possesses lovely blue eyes and light brown hair . . . values friendship with Alice. NlARV ANNE l7UK'l'Iik St. Athanasius Pinky . . , attractive and talented . . . famous for her long bob . . . chums with jean, Mare and Gus . . . enjoys dancing, swimming and horse-back riding . . . adores chop suey, candy and Nicky . . . her pet saying, Eugserve bonen. Vice President lg Latin Club 3, -lg Dramatics l, 3, 43 Editor of Benedictia 4, Quill and Scroll 43 Benita 3. Lois PSCIIIRER St. Mary - ' Loiel' . Possesses just inillioif-sl' of friendlsr. . K2 a beapty with RUTH MURAWSKI DOROTHY PORT natural red hair and green eyes . . . 1 es everyt .ing sweet .. .. . . . MARY ANNE P,,R-3-W Lots PSCHIRIER collects poems and writes stories . . . her disposition will win her a place in any office . . . pals with Phe Four . Library 35 Vice President Library 3, Associate Editor of Benitag Typist BCl'lClllL'l'1lQ Quill and Scroll 4. BETTY ANN SAUNDERS St. Cyril W 'fBetts', . . . a mixture of sense and nonsence . . . possesses BETTY ANN 5AUNDERS RITA SCHAT7 beauty and talent . . . believes in 'Amore hurry, less speedy' . . . pals Roseivnvmnv SCHREY .Io ANN SCHWEMM around with The Four and the 'l'RAFS . . .likes to draw, practice psychology. Secretary-Treasurer lg President 2g.Dramatics l,3,-lg Vocation Club 2, Speech lg Art Club 3, -lg Associate Editor Benita 4. RITA SCHAD St. Cyril Reets . . . charming and gracious manner make her pleasant to all . . . pals with Lvie . . . partial to Dave Rose's orchestra . . . holds lfo have a friend is to be one. Bemta 3, Dramatics 3. Rosmvmkv SCHREY St. Theresa Rosie . . . beautiful natural blond hair . . , hates icy streets 'cause she can't cowboy around in the car . . . loves skating-on roller or blades . . . Holy Cow . . . collects poems, Debating lg Library 3, 4, Chorus 4, Draniatlcs 4. JOANNE SCHWEMM St. Athanasius 'flow . , , one of the peppiest members of the Senior class . . . aspires to be a professional skater . . . practices her motto 'fSmile and the whole world smilesv . . . values her friendship with Sue. Science Club 2, French Club 33 Dratnatics 1,3, 4. Cf Heafzf ose .Q 0 YXl.xruua SClAI.AlillA St. Peter -'- ulxlilllltiu . . . Sees the sunny side of life . . . well liked for her ' sense of humor . . . her long black hair is the envy of all . . . seen e-s constantly with Betts . . . swoons to the tunes of lfrankie . . . dotes a on eating and dancing, Chorus -f. l,ois SOISSON .Xssuniprion National U, . ,, , . . 5015 . . . our studious, brownehaired miss who eolleets miniature soap bars and key chains . , , enjoys french fries . . , seen around with lfvie , Vocation Club l. 2. 3. -lg lfreneh 2, -ll Honor Society 5, -lg Debate l. 21 Dramaties lg Student Council 33 Operetta lg Home Nursing 33 lienedieta 43 Quill and- Seroll 4. Roma Fav Si-mi-:l.l,i St. Theresa Spaghetti . . , bubbles over with ellervesenee . , . giggles at anything and everything . , . a smooth dancer and favorite pal ol of Dolores . . . collects poetry in her spare time, Dramatxcs 1, -lg l,ibraryt li Club. Nlfuev Semi..fxium Roma FAY SI'lNIil.Irl . - - I Q P S l'A'l'iueIA S'I'0liCKI.li ht. Cyril ,l:. l.'soN . i' . - - H N U N MR HA mum' l,at' . . . llamiv-vo-luelcv with lots of iersonalitv . . . ex nerr 4 ii. 1. , i h . I i designer and seamstress . . . loves to eat . . . prefers dancing to the music of Vaughn Xlonroe and 'l. ll. . . never seen without l,oie. Pat, and Sweets . . . Card-Sharks, Dramatics 1, 3, 4. REGINA S'i'uAL'i,ieR St. Mary ujeanv . . . lfnergetic and friendly . . . never misses St. Mary's llrursdaly I3ill1CC . : . seen withdblalry l,ou anld Millie .hi .kufalgil my RRGINA STRAHLER CLMRE TEMPERT acungn ac . . . ice-cream an ea e tempt mer . , . t in s 1 enn MERCEDES THANER JEAN THOMA hllller will always be best. Science 2. Ci.AiuE Tu1v1Pi3uT Nativity Clari-Zee . . . neatness personified . . . clever designer and seamstress . . . pet peeves, rain and jitterluiggingn . . . can be found working at jonassons . . . dotes on snapshots and souvenirs, l,ibrary Club 3g Chorus 4. Nleucenes 'FHANIER St. Mary Cedex . . . claims you're never too old to learn . . . being a capable secretary is her goal . . . accused of forgetting things in her own quiet way . . . can eat anything as long as it's a dessert . . . well, nothing could be sweeter. Library CllllDV21 Vocation Club 2, 31 Presidnet of Vocation Club -lg Benedicta l'ypist 45 Quill and Seroll 4g National Honor Society 4. jrsAN 'llIIONA Most lloly Name 'vlirixien . . . modest and quiet lass . . , passions for sundaes . . . pastime is eolleetmg snapshots and dancing . . , crazy about ulxikie' her dog . . . never without l,ois jane . , . motto is Never say die ', 20 Q ann cent-Igtlfz n E1.iiANoa Vrziumme St. Cyril lil . . . Always ready lor a laugh . , . liked by everyone . . . 'l0CSl'l'I like work, but traveling appeals to her . . . quickest come back 'Holv Man . , . sbends her Sundavs at the K. ol C .... seen with n . l . Dolly ' . . . good luck, l'.l l Latin 43 Dramatic 43 Chorus 4. lJ0l,0RliS XNlA'l l'l'1RSUN St. ililieresa Deen . . . life would be lovely il' only one didn't have to get up in the morning . . . spends spare time annoying Molly . . . prefers rhumbafing to Xavier Cugat . . . could eat ice-cream by the gallon, Dramaties l. ji-LAN XVICKLINIQ ulssuniption ta '1 ' - ' , ' Jean . . . gifted with raven hair and dark eyes . . . retognized by her girlish giggle. . . believes in treating others as she wants I 7 Y' l' others to treat her . . . pals with gang. 'resident -3 'ice resident of home room 33 Student Council 2g Dramaties 3, 4, ' ' ,f . ,B . , l 4.3 .5 l L Bunnies: XVICHMAN St. Mary Q V H ,, , - - v 4 , - Izi.EANoa Viaaimnuc Dotoiuas W Bee . . . Sweet and graelous is out Bee . . . enjoys dancing V and going out with her friends . . . claims she likes any kind of food JEAN lVlCKUNE BWNICE WIC . . . a collector of little poems . . . seen with Rose, Mitzi and Ruth . . . Always be kind to everyone no matter what it may be . Library Club 3. NIARY jaxia Witwoiii. St. ,-Xthanasius Willy . . . our vivacious 'iblondu . . . is never still . . . prefers ltalian Spaghetti and boys named Tonimy . . . wants to travel MARY JAM. WHWOHL IJUIURN WINKH, around' the world . . .V seen with Wliliex Gang . French ClubN2, 35 ' ' ' -ll Alumni lzditor on Benita 43 National l'orens1e League 2, 3g Chorus RUTH xVIN'l'l5li VllilQINl,X Worr 43 Speech Club 4-Q Dramatics 3, 4g National Honor Society 4, -L- Doroiuas XYINKIJCR St. Athanasius Dolly . . . Our rootin' tootin' western minded gal . . . never ending love for G. A. . . likes steaks, chile and cowboys . . . swoons to the tune of Missouri Waltz . . . hopes to build a little Gray llome in the West. Dramatics l, 3, 43 Library Club 31 French Club 2g Quill and Scroll 45 Benedicta 4. Riuru XYINTER St. .Xthanasius Ruthie'l . . , Smile and the world smiles with you . . . a gal with a sweet dis position and bl' I'XVIIllillI!' blue eves exmresslve ol . . . . . L - ' , , . personality . . . lavorite song is Pretending ll! lun isnt it? Always seen with livy. Vocation Club 23 Library Club 31 Dramaties 43 Chorus 4. Yllurixi.-x uifllilfli Nativity ufiinnyll , . . Competent, talented and sincere . , . says l'll See You in Nlv Dreams is her favorite . . . whv Ciinnv??F . . . keeps a scrapbook of important happenings in sehool . . . still can't determine the color of her eyes . . . swoons over lfddie lloward, Library .lg Student Council .ig Chorus 43 Secretary Treasurerhome room 43 Typist lor Benita and Bencdicta 43 Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor Society 4. 21 . . . Ourmindsreminisce CIASS IIISTIJRY FRIQSIINIAN No more rea4lin', 'ritin', ancl 'rithmetic hut high sounrlingg suhjeets like algehra, science anrl Latin. Wie were lfreshmen at St. Benedict iXC2lllClTly'. No more kid-stuff for us, we were really something NOVV! VVe entered S. B. A. 105 strong ancl, hecause ol our numher, were cliviclecl into three home rooms, with Sr. Pauline, Sr. Demetria, and Sr. Carolyn as our monitors. lmagine, a clif- ferent teacher and a different room for every suhject. Vile hegan learning the most fascinating lessons. But it wasn't all work. Nye hacl other activities. One high-liglit of the hrst semester was the retreat concluctecl hy Father Kiefer. 'lihe Sophomores haul their clay of initiation. hut we victims survived and en-ioyecl it. HW! Alla. Careful, Helen, or you'll he live sorry. lfasy telling who lhe juniors, our hug sisters , gave us a lovely party anml the seniors presented a hilarious program which inclutlecl quite a fashion show. Remember? And our skating party? Uur Christmas play hacl to he eanceletl heeause everyone took the flu. Hut we made a puhlic appearance in spring when we daneecl in the senior operetta. In May we were given the special grace of a second re- treat, this time uncler the wise counsel of Fr. Norhert. Uncler the leaclership ol' the class olheers, Nlary 'lihelnia lfairley, presiclent, lWilflrecl Brady, vice-presiclent, and Irene Gsell, secretary, our freshman year enclecl successfully. Vlve were reatly ancl anxious to assume the title of sophomores. . . . With thankfulappreciation 22 lite the ap . . . Thejewelofgreatprice SOPHOMORES Wlieii the opening bell called the students to order, We, as dreaming and scheming sophomores, were prepared to do great things. Under the sponsorship of Sr. Rosalia, Sr. Clementine, and Sr. Pauline, the three divisions combined to elect their officers, hlean Vllickline, Nlarcelline Darragh, and Ruth Urbanie. Our fever- ish preparations for initiation of the frosh was cooled by Sr. Regina, who, as principal, informed us that our ignominious schemes could not be carried out according to original plans. Crime never pays. Father Duenser was our retreat master and for three days all troubles were forgotten in prayer. A strange, quiet peace filled our hearts. bttxutn class class f-hohuml 'llhree cheers for tht Btnedictl Swinging into action, we sophs enjoyed the big Halloween Dance with North Catholic, the Biology field trip, and the visits to the luburcular Hospital and the Carnegie Museum. Among other happy memories of this year are the study periods under Sr. Geraldine, the religion classes with Sr. Barbara, and our Science Fairn display in the Social Room. Remember? Do you also remember the struggle all our teachers had to get us to chant? So, with ten months of ups and downs, June found us grown in wisdom, grace, and general poise. After mastering the intricacies of Caesar, geometry, biology, and chant, we were really upper-classmen, the K-luniorsf' . . . OurCuthoIiceducation 23 . . . Reflecting theintegrity JUNIORS As memhers of the Class of '47 we chose l,ois Nlc Magerl, Lois Bailey, and Irene Gsell to serve as chief engineers. Sr. Aurelia and Sr. Hildegard supervised our homerooms. Despite obstruc- tions the class managed to reach its many goals in dramatics, forensics, and scholarship. To help promote the Community Fund drive we staged the .lunior Minstrel. C Rememher Gus Fairley's rendition of Chloe', and -lanie McNamara's jokes? P F J 'lihe class collect the biggest amount for the Building Campaign which the Sisters sponsored this year. YVe had the distinction of heing the lirst junior class to sponsor a prom. 'lihe Yulelog Ball at the VVilliam Penn will always remain a heautiful memory VVhewl Rea . . . . , enjoying lt, girls? Soma-hocly's eyes are e'1lll Our play, Beware of hlurderu added zest to the junior itiner- ary. Here again was history in the making for we were the first class to present a play outside of the school auditorium. Vlle staged it in Sam Hamilton Auditorium. Rememher the ll:30 lunch periods, and the lends with the seniors, and the :Xmerican His- tory classes with Miss Ruzzinif Coming down from thc heights, we traveled on to june where, in the Castle of Friendship, we en- tertained the Seniors at a festive hanquet. .-Xnd now only ahout two and a hall months in vacation land hefore we arrive at the summit of our high school amhition, Seniordom. . . . Of Benedictine traditions 24 ng lor la ' 1 I id to rim - Honest, .lea and . . .C From MonteCasslno SENIOR How sun-tanned you are. lt's good to see you again. Had a nice vacation?,' Corridors resounded with our excited laughter and chatter as we exchanged greetings on Sept. 3. When the electric bell suddenly ended the confusion, forty-one of us found ourselves in Room 201 and forty-two, in Room 202 with Sr. Marcella and Sr. Louise as home room teachers. Soon, as se- date seniors, we marched to the chapel to assist at a Nlass of the Holy Ghost. The last year of our stay at S. B. A. had begun. As the days passed into weeks and the weeks into months we became aecustomed to Hrst lunch periods and choicest seats at assemblies. Besides working hard at our academic subjects, we ventured in many activities. Vile sponsored the Community Fund drive, and made the hrst dance of the year The Cranberry Jamn a huge successg through cooperative effort and splendid coaching of Miss YVingerter we won laurels through our class play, Wings of the Nlorningf' what fun we all had at the never-to-be-forgotten prom at Highland Country Club with Brad Hunt's musicg these ac- tivities promoted loyalty and happiness among us. As wayfarers, ere we embarked on the summit of summits, Graduation, we've locked in our hearts precious memories of four years of friend- ship with teachers and classmates. and . . . ToourSt.BenedlctAcadamy 25 n? A perfect line-up-of picture posm TP ,4 JUNIUR CLASS l,N',lfIft'7lf Hlfl.FN Roos ' unlwur Vl-XXI-'I lfmmxos .S'wrwf11r5'- 7'rm,t ll r r xllI.IJRlilJ lil-Q xox K Nlilrlrccl lfcnczzk, tlzmct Edwards and Helen Roos l'Ul'R'I'll Rox x : Doro thy Froehlich, Shirley Gzrllzxghcr, Louise Dohertv Dolores Rok Yr-roni 1 ll Q' . H , . , c. runner, F,llt'l'll Ulloylt-, lictty lll't'lfCl1lT2lCl1, Nlary Heinz, Ruth Osho - l. XY' ' ' - ' ' rm, oum lnterlmlter, l'.llL.1hrth Nldtf, llllllkll Row: Nom l.ynch, Lois ,lean Lee, Dorothy Sill, Shirley Docherty, l'z1triciz1 Ricsnluycr, Rita XlcSorlt-y, Ritz: und Ruth llt-pp, jzlcquclyn Zimmer, Mildred Schenkel, .Xnna Jean Keller, Elayne Westerwick. SECHNIJ Row: Xlzlry Grace Rathgah, Charlotte Meister, lfllcen Bradley, Dorothy llirschhclcl, Patricia l,:xmm-ck, Nlxlrx' Rm'lcrivli,lfrlitl1 llchr Nl' 't l' ' ' l ' , . .lr1,,.1rL oxwrs, ,Mnlrcy l'fcll, Dolores Dccllg rlllltllllll lchhcrgcr 9'1lv'ztri' l ' ' , , . tv .cnnnr l ncs'r Ron: .XIHIZIIIIZIC.'xllIh,NUI'Il1' S'h '- ' ' ' ' ' .1 Q xunnn, Nlary Comtdntmo, Ann Horn, Nlurwl Bramll. Junior Class-Preparing to Be Tip-Top Leaders JUNIOR CLASS Led capahly hy llelen Roos, president, Janet lfdwards, vice-president, with Mildred Feneak serving as secretary-treasurer, the juniors have had a very active year. Honoring the class colors, Green and Gold, the yellow tea-rose as class Flow- er, and the appropriate motto VVork and Pray at S.B.A. , the girls have striven with a maximum amount of energy to reach their final goal, seniordom. Swinging into action for the Lamplighter Ball in the beautiful setting of the South Hills Country Cluh, the juniors worked with feverish heat selling tickets and soliciting patrons. Their zealous endeavors were also exhibited in the success of the class play, ,lessica's Journeyv. The class managed to reach a much desired peak in forensic activities for several first and second places of honor in speech tournaments were won hy junior girls. Other activities were the pagan hahy and the Christmas seal drives, selling chances for the S. B. A. Grand Drawing, making a number of field trips, and, last but not least, entertaining the Class of '47 at a festive banquet. The juniors of today have only the goal to go to put the grand finale on a worthwhile high school career. lfoi Rin Ron: Dorothy Seethaler, Jeanne Donovan, Nancy Aaron, Nlary june Davin, Mary Rita Heim, Nlary .Xdda liusse, Aleanne Arch, Nlary Binder, Betty Brown, Betty Bachmeyer. llilllkll Row: Patricia Bailey, Geraldine Nlaek,Joanne Steiner, Dolores Brown, Sarah -lane flahn. llelen Uechslein, Dolores Horan, Mary l.owrie, Val jean llalhedl, Lois Maloney, Margaret :Xnn Benedict, Ruth Xlages, .Xudrey l,onih. Siaeoxo Row: Shirley llartung, Helen Fiore, Dorothy Gerst, Rita Schweiger, Nlarion Schaeffer. Loretta Clair, 'liheresa Loliosco, l.ois lsherxvood. l'iIKS'l' Row: Frances Krepp, lfthelreda llimher, Nlarie .-Xhmayer, Marian Schanno. Dolores Bilotta. ,loan Slevan, Fay lYoods, .Xlieen McDonagh, Mary Kuhn. l nkin Row: lfrancis .Xntonacceo, jean Papania, Wilma Clark, llarlmzira Jarvis, Colette Conley, lfrma 0'l3o5lt X i s, lirnesrine llepp, ilnna Nlae Lang, Natalie liahl, Rosemary llorne, Betty l,igday, l.ois Ketrel, .Xudrtx 1 t lnuum R wr Dorothy Schulz, Kathryn Stokes, Audrey Kram, .Xnn Coll, Patricia NlcCue. Suomi Row: Ella Egan, Dorothy Link, Dorothy Shields, Betty .-Xnn Ryan, Dorothy Bundy, Xlarcella Kravis li lnditl llotntr Rita McDonough, Mary jane Auth, joan Snyder. l Iksl Row: Pauline Bradley, l.ouanne Barberie, Virginia Brady. Sophomore Class-Climbing with Colors Flying SOPHOMORF CLASS With the motto Keep On Keeping On , members of the sophomore class elected to manage their affairs of state Louanne Barberie, Rosemary Hunkele and Pauline Bradley. The former trembling freshmen had become poised sophomores. Under the patronage of the Blessed Virgin and with the aid of the home room teachers, Sr. Augusta and Sr. Berchman, the girls showed themselves willing to contribute their talents towards class projects. On September 17, they indulged in youthful frolic hy masquerading the 136 freshies in queer raiment and signs through St. joseph Park. 'lihe next liig yen- ture was the 'lCupid's Hop at Hotel Henry. Members of the sophomore drama- tics club spent weeks in preparing to present scenes from Shakespear's Merchant ol' Venice for the Parent Guild meeting in Dlanuary. They also prepared a spe- cial program in honor of St. Benedict which consisted of a panel discussion on, and sketches from, the life of the Saint. 'lihe sophs also devoted their energies to the various drives and the sale of chances which S. li. gk. sponsored during the course of the year. With one hall of their high school career completed, the girls eagerly await the honor of being upper elassmen. 29 FRESHMEN CLASS l 'f'.i1'fff'f1l Nlmu:Axi4:'i' Munfin' I im-l'rw-nlmif jrmxx Nlmmki. Sw1-miry-7'm1.iimr xl.-XR'l'll.-X llicxxiu 1:-1 ... Martlia Hickman, Margaret lllurphy and Joann N l age rl l'IF'lkli ROW: Slnrlcy ll raver, Rita l.uteran, Nlary Jane Rmlgers, Nlarx' ilxnne llluigli l'lUL'RTH Row: Nlary lfllun Wescott, Connie Kotva, Leona Nlarcliiu, Nancy Cnulelizni, liarlwara Nlalune, Mary Lou Nist, Patricia Devlin, Virginia Gallagher. 'llHlRIJ Row: Evelyn Hoffman, Nancy Steele, Margie Gilman, .Xlice ,lane Plnllips, June Mi'- Carthy, Dolures Urban, Ann Joyce, Nlartha Klallnn, SECOND Row: Nancy Winter, Alice Bailey, ,lnyce Gray, Virginia Yerlmiscar, l'arrieia llmw, Catherine HEIIU. FIRST Row: .Mlelaicle iliaslcer, llelen Rocllfnnl, blruanm- Nlagerl, Nlarie llnttinger, Fluremi Yunalc, juan Balil. Freshman Class-Fascinating as Spilled Mercury FRESHMAN CLASS The freshman class of SU established a record last September by enlisting 136 strong, bright, eager recruits. The Future introduced itself on the occasion of a Wiener roast held on the Campus on September 17. The entire student body participated in this happy event, and later, to the Futures embarrassment, it was made a spectacle of humiliation by the sophs with grease, paint, distressing raiment, and ignominious demands. A good time was had by all even by the newly initiated Future,'. The first outside activity of the class was a Skating Party, held on Decem- ber l3 at West View Park. That event was a urollingn success. In the intervals between activities, the Future,' worked strenuously in class participation. There were times when Religion, Latin, Algebra, History and English assignments disturbed the light-hearted lassies. Of course, these classes had their own pleasant moments and added pep', to the already boundless supply. The Future,' had the o ortunit of dis la in its dramatic abilities at Christmas . . . . pp y . P Y g . , . . . time in the skits it presented, which truly radiated the blessed Christmas spirit. lhe Jro ram was followed by a iarty in the Social Room. What ha iness to have i iz Y l , . i . PP had Santa Claus and his reindeer for guests! Eagerly the 136H look forward to their coming years here at the Academy and hope to remain the largest class on record and to cooperate Well with the faculty. This will be the best way to be True Blue to the Gold and Blue. TULRHI Row: Ruth Grosjean, Eileen Schmude, Rosemary Brennan, Georgina Barie, Rosemary Naab, Sylvia Ondelt lslcanor Knoebel, june Nleisinger, Dorothy Walker, Florence Brandt. llllkll Row: Margaret Rosenherger, Catherine Rhall, Lois Ann Franz, Phyllis Aaron, Margaret Murphy, Arlene Soller Clin Brill, Dolores liexila, Mary Jeanne Baines. itoixn low: Mary Ann Zetwo, Barbara Rosenkranz, Carol Reinhart, Ruth lireitenbach, -lean Gonsowski list tr Kistllxl Nlary Eileen lflmeier. l'lits1 Row: .lean Bauer, Dorothy Scherer, Nlargaret Herrler, Catherine Winter, Dolores Zilliox, jacquelyn Dcrnntlt FRESHMEN CLASSES continued 'l lllklr linux' Xllu-rru fuullur, Xlurtlm lliclcrruzm, ,Xurlruy ilurrx. llulcn .xl1I1I2lj'I', l rza11uw li-uvrzarw Xluru-llu lnfxu-111, xlilff Ill-yl. Klum- Xrclw, Nlzlry lmu Cfrrnuft. Ruth Iffrlvy, xlllfj' lfmzlnm- lJll4Pl5L', lxlvza Nlzu- D1-rfvlw, liutlm Stziclclin. lsillfll 'l'l1uruus. Sr www Run: lzlvzl C1-rny,fu1111iuNlcfzlrrcr, lgL'l'I1lL'L' llcixmlcin, .lllL'Qllk'ljI1 llirv, Xlnrlclim' llugzm Xlzary Inu Smith, Xlznry l,uu XXSIlllIlCL'. Nlnry .Xgnu Sulxmuclt. X1lI'lTliiVlL'Zll1 Wulrlrmrl, 'l'l1L-rue .Xlu-:Arm-, Xlvlllllll Kznclin. Nlznry llvllzs lllmlu-lv. l',IkS'l Rum: l.lli'lllL Wl11Nlcvy'. ,limp l'l'llliIlL'C, Xlury l.f1u lflynu, l'ngg1y Walter. lizarlxzarzn Xtllwxll, Xmlrry llullnxtcrrur, llrfrutlwy itclnrm-tx. iw l rn llilklr Rem: .Xnnu Nlllflk' Xlmlqler. Klurgarct Swcclley, Ge-ralclinc Hzilm, Rusenwry Schmkel, Nlziry .Xlicc Nlinrur, tlllflllyll Nlccklcr. lmis CHH1-r. Nlilry .XVIII lleis, Regina Wfspy, Barbara Smith, Klilclrccl Outly, Summa Run: Hr-rmicc Gimlwr. Holm Xlcxulty, Paula Gfvml, Drvlurcs Gruber, Rita Frank, Dorrwthy Rmmc5 Xlznrlcm- Szllmlwviu, Xlury .Xml lwrclmlcr, Luis l'lllIlli,J1lI1C Dragan, Carol Gmftu, lflizalmctll Ciiglimri. '4 l'1IRS1' Rmv: Nlllff' lfilsingur, Nlurqllcrltc Bzlrlncric, Dulurus Fink. lwrculzi Sulwl, Xlnrizmm- Stulmlcr, XlIlI'lXIl lllzclgc-tl-ill, Sylvia: Str-inle. Num- Xlzlriu Klibzmvzagc, liilcyn IDL-pp, Nlnriu Sclwg-11, xlilfj' Nilllgllfilll. 1 rs. Charles Brady rs. -Ioseph Xlagerl rs. Charles Soffer rs. Stephen lfarhere Pro-1'1f1'11 I l'r1'.t1'1fr' 211 7'l'I'lI,YII rrr S1'r'rt'lary P RE T GUILD Looks to the Future 'lqhe S. li. xl. Guild, composed ol' the parents ol' it's students, has heen formed this year for hoth social and husiness reasons. The mothers and fathers are to he linlis in a chain which will hind them more closely together and enahle them to act eoneertedly cencern- ing the needs of the Academy. Here's wishing Il grand future lor the Guild. We students hope our parents will always he as proud of St. Benedict Academy as we are. 'lihe initial meeting ol' the Parents' Guild which eleeted the first olheers ol the new organization. AL 0 HAD YO l7l1Im'ElL't:1lmlc as the cello ul' MSIJIHIIISIH-f,lll' S4-noir Pllllll 55 I f LEISURE MENTS .'Xppc:1ling :ns ll spring l10lIIllll'f Life, lzxughtcr, :xml sclmul-girl frcshm-ss iw THE BE ED .'XSSflL'lZlfL' lfditors Betty ,lane Xlcl' ' mann, l'atricia C'roke. egg., The Benedicta-Extra Special The editors and the entire staff, without one dissenting voice, decided that the '47 Annual must be different. The entire senior class agreed to dedicate it to the parents of the graduates of '47. The first big problem was the financing of the publication. The edi- tors and the business staff encouraged the assembled student body to give its whole hearted support. lfach senior chose three or four aids from among the students to help her in securing patrons and subscriptions. As the ad campaign progressed, the money situation became less burden SOTNC. With the generous cooperation of Strem Studio and Mr. Herrmann, a photographer of the Pittsburgh Press, splendid photography gave ample opportunity for the unusual note the staff desired to inject into the layout of the yearbook. The 'irt editors joined their eff . . orts to the literary editors to assure a novel production. After months and months of worry and a final consultation with Mr. Young, the advisor of the physical make-up of the annual, the '47 Bene- dicta made its debut before the student body in blune. The dream of the staff members had materialized. As the students turned and re-turned the pages of the memory book, they expressed appreciative sentiments for the years of enjoymentsu recorded in its pages. There is still one honor the staff membe ' rs are anxious to obtain for their school, namely, that the Catholic School Press Association may award honorary recognition to S. B. A. 36 . . . Welcome as Flowers in Spring ne, lxatherint o t l311x111wx itaff IQ1111 I'1113Ax1u l111x1-1 i1s1.1 1. l7111111:1 N H1 NIYI 1 K 'Alix N11IsN11X .Xrrisrs l',x1 1,1 x Horn-xxx I'.x'11a1cI.x KIA111w11'v Typiirs R1 1'11 BRLNNFR Ixus PSCHIRER NI1-3Rc1:11ns T11ax1i1c Dr11,n1e1s W1N1g1,1-1a Y11u.1w11. W111.1f Xylillfhfllllj' Yours rho SMH The genifa Getting Extra-special with Catchy Friendliness S, ,gr lfDl'l'URS Betty :inn Saunders YQ Sl Xl-'F Sirrixuz Marilyn Christ. Nlary :Xnn ffampel, Xlary Tliclmzi Fairley, ,lane Xlcxamara, Dolores Soliol. l,ois Pscrirer. S'r,A.x1iiv.s Yirginia lfraily, Claire Kress, Xlary ,lime Wiilwohl, lrt-ne L list-ll. Phyllis .-Karon, Ruth Usborne, Nlilrlred Brady. THE BENITA The editorial staff has aimed to make The Benita more than a mere summary of scholastic and co-curricular activities. The one big purpose for its publication was to promote loyalty and respect for the ideals of S. B. A. Efforts of the com- bined staffs, editorial, literary, business, and art, were rewarded when the first issue was enthusiastically received by the student body. It was a bigger paper. Searching Windv, the personal column, was rated as the most-read, the most en- joyed. Another feature that received special commendation was the number of cuts that appeared in each issue. The business staff was saved all weight of finan- cial worries since the office helped to finance the publication from a common ac- tivities fund. Sr. Louise, the faculty advisor, contributed her critical suggestions to improve the general status of the paper. 'clt may have been a challenge to put out each issue every sixweeks , was the consensus of the staff members, 'cbut it certainly was worth the harrassed browsf, 38 7-lie gfudenf G unci Youa GOVERNING sonv and Tomorrow's Leaders Ulflflfl-QRS llclen lions l,1lls Xlue hlugcrl Nlziry 'Thelma lfairley STL' DENT COKNCIL Fkoxr Row: Helen Roos, Klary Thelma lfairley, Lois Klae Xlagerl. Si-:comm Row: Natalie Bahl, Eileen Bradley, Dorothy Rooney, Lorraine Brunner, Irene Gsell, Xlildred Brady, 'THIRD Row: Mercedes Thanet, Cecilia Diel, Florence Yunak, Nlziry .Xnn Doughty, Lou .Xun Barbirie, Louise Doherty, Rutl: Usborne, Mary Quollce. Nlargaret Murphy. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the supervision of Sr. Antoinette, the Student Council aimed to pro- vide harmonious cooperation and sympathetic understanding between faculty and students. This goal, aided in its attainment by the Student Council Court and the various inter-class meetings with the Court, came nearer fulhllment than at any previous time. Under the able leadership of Mary Thelma Fairley, president, l,ois hlae Nlagerl, vice president and Helen Roos, secretary-treasurer, the Constitution was carefully read and amended according as the officers saw fit. The Council consisted of the presidents of each home room, the presidents of all the clubs and a specially chosen representative from each class. In the spirit of helpfullness rather than that of domineering, the Council listened to the both sides of several touchy problems between students and the faculty, and acted as a mediater between both. As the school year drew to a close, a feeling of ac- complishment was experienced by all the members of the Student Council, a feel- ing of having done their utmost to promote understanding and good fellowship among the students. 39 N2 'LG ZW! Q, Let Music Swell The Breeze ON THE WINGS OF SONG lruinpeters XLXRY Grams- R.-viiiizfxia ,li uxit Nlniik ORCllliS'l'R,X 'lihircl li on: Xliet- Phillips, Louise Doherty, Carolyn -lovce, hlarj' Rita Riielilvurtl. llnluree llenrv. Seconcl Rim: Xlarv .Xnn Wt-igl, llelen Rorliloril, Connie liotva, Nancy Steele. l'atricia Hone, Catherine lleim, 'loann Nlagerl, Chirlev Weaver. First Rim: Joyce lirav, Virginia Yerhiscar, Nlarv Lou Kummer, Xlary Nleliill, Nlarv liraee lileelien- stein, .-Xnne Davis. Nlilrlreml Baum- heck. ESSIQNTIALLY CLASSIC Klusic plays an important part in the daily lift- of the stuclents at S. B. A. Choral Classes, supervised by Sr. Gregory. give the stu- clents an appreciation of the cultural value of music. Gregorian Chant is part of the weekly program. rlihe orchestra. clirectecl hy Dr. Rauterlcus, serves as an outlet lor the musically talentecl girls. During the past year, because of its extraorclinarily line progress, it set a standard of achievement for future competition. ilihe members of both the choral antl orchestra groups entlearetl themselves to the students by contributing their share of entertain- ment for Mother Gertrude's feast clay program, the Christmas as- sembly, ancl the Parent Guild gatherings. Soloists and a vocal trio again represented S. H. A. at the clis- trict contests of the Pennsylvania Nlusic League. Lois Mae Mage-rl T was a piano contestant at Viilmertlingg Dorothy Rooney was a so- prano soloist, while -lane McNamara, Dolores Hencller, and ,leanne Miller sang a vocal trio at West View. 40 f'lmn An Aid in Traveling the Super-highway of Education Officers Humax l3a.1un,i-iv D l A'iRicIA CRUX!-I Rl'lilI Xll'RAXX'SKl LI BR.-X RY CLUB The members of the Library Club rendered many indispensable services to the students of the Academy. These tasks usually de- manded a sacrifice of time but were always performed graciously and willingly. Guided by Sr. llildegard. the faculty librarian, the girls facilitated the various tasks connected with the orderly functioning of an efficient library. They performed such clerical duties as check- ing books, replacing them on stacks, and so arranged the distribu- tion of new books as to make them accessible to the greatest number of students. During Catholic Book Ykeek, November 3-9, a special feature was conducted by the club. The contest on current Catholic books and authors was a real success. The Library Club has made itself one of the leading clubs at S. B. A. -il l.llSR.XRY Cllili 'loan Steiner. Nlary Heinz, Xa- t'1lie liahl, Louise Viinterhalter lfditli lit-hr, Xluriel Btandl, lrma Wlioyl, Xlary Xnna liusse, Nlary Davin, Roma lfay Spinelli, lszilmt-I Ciotti, lmelda lxisenrich, Nlary lene lsherwood, Rosemary Nlc- Carthy. Dolores Nliller, Rosemary Sclirey, Xlargarer Xlary Powers, .Xudrey l'le1l. ofzensics Star-spcingled Speech N,'X'I'ION.XI, FOR PQNSIC I,l1.XC IL' li Striving constantly forwarrl in tlit- trail lmlam-tl by tlic piom-criiig classt-s wliicli pi't-ccclutl tlicin, tht- prcst-nt int-nilmcrs and caiicliclatcs of tlic National lforcnsic Lcaglic liavc aiclccl iinnicasiir- aluly in raising tlic prvstigc of tlicir scliool. Ani matt-cl lvy tht- go-gt-ttingu spirit of liormcr class- mates, anal ably clircctctl by Sister Nl. Pt-rpctua, tlicir aclvisor, the incinlicrs of tlic N. lf. l.. main- tainccl an active ycar-arouncl participation in spcccli ancl clclvatt- tournaments, liotli at liomc :intl at liigli scliools in wt-stern l'L-iiiisylvaiiia. .Xinong tht- ontstancling cw-nts of rlit- yt-ar wt-i'c participation in tlit- Stiiclt-nt Congi'css, liclcl at Wit-st View in Novciiilwr, ancl tlit- clistrict tonrnainvnt comliictt-cl at Duqiicsnv L'iiivt-isity in A-Xpril. 'liliis ycar's star in forcnsics was liarlbara Xliirpliy '48, wlio rcaclit-cl first placc ol' lionor. rcct-ivt-tl the gavcl at Saint Vinccnfs anal tlic golcl mt-clal at Xloncsscii for licr lmrilliant work in original oratory. Regardless of tlicir tlcgrccs or Xlary Clan- llcrrmann, Sliirlm' lint-Iwrrv, numlwr ol' points, all incnilvt-rs ol tht- X. F. l.., i n wt-rc rcwarclccl for rlit-ir cfforts in tht- satisfaction of inalcing nt-W contacts :incl enjoying nt-w fricncls. mun- Debatcrs and Car l.UlllSL' Dolicrty, Xlariv .Xliinayt-r, liarlmara Xliirpliy Girls l'rcparing for Delmh- lJlfl3.X'l'P. Cll'B liiikir Row: Ross Yainisi. Nlargarvt Xlurpliy, Xlarcvllzi Kraviuli, lflla ltziggt-ii, -loannu Qnnllcc, lflorciiut- Yiiiiak, Rntli Osborne. Si-toxin Ron: llolorcs filliox. Virginia Bl'1lllj',NIfIl'lC Xlnnyr, l.on .Xnn liarliariu, Rita Holinian, l,oiiiNt- llolit-fry. llororliy Sill, Barliara Xliirpliy, Klilrlrctl lirarly. lfixs'i' Row: llorotliy Link, Sliirlry Docliurty, Vera Iloxlmlcii. Nlililrt-ml liraily, Dorotliy Sill, Riitli Uslworiiu, Rita lloli- Uocafion PHE W OCATION CLUB-U Directs Towards Success The main purpose of the Vocation Club, the Valiant Maids of Saint Bernard, is to pray for vocations in general. The members have grouped themselves into three divisions. The first degree members, who total 33, have pledged themselves to assist at Holy Klass and receive Holy Communion twice weekly and to make a daily visit to the Blessed Sacrament. The second degree members, S8 in number, have pledged themselves to assist at Holy Mass and receive Holy Communion once each week and to make a daily visit to the Blessed Sacrament. The 13 third degree members have pledged themselves to make a daily visit to the Blessed Sacrament. The members of the club met on the first Friday and third Vllednesday of each month. The students from each home room had the opportunity of present- ing a program on one of the First Friday meetings. The program usually consisted of a skit relative to some feast or activity of the current month. .-X special program was presented during Vocation Vlleek, the second week of Nlarch. The Vkiednesday meetings consisted of informal talks and discussions. The ogicers of the present scholastic year were: president, Klarcedes Thaner: vice-president, Helen Oechsleing secretary-treasurer, Ruth Knoth. Sr. Mary Damian is the club's advisor. 43 efzman . . . Broadened OurVision fo GliRNl.XX CLUB o un: Patricia Reismeyer, llelen Fiore. Si5A'rE!w: Klarie :Xbmayr. Nlary 'lune Dann Xt lloldtn l,ouise Doherty, Ruth Usborne, .Xnn ,lean Keller. lflla Hagen. SPR ECHI-QN SIE DEUTSCH? livery afternoon at 1:00, a bit of sunny German creeps into S.l3.rX.'s quiet halls and adds just a touch of mystery, of old Vl'orld graundeur to our prosaic classrooms. This curious air surrounds Sis- ter Frances and her small group of enthusiastic German students, Although most of the girls study for the cultural and, possibly, social advantages of knowing a foreign tongue, Anna Jean Kellar has al- ready decided to make the betterment of German-American relations her life work Already the exuberance of this tiny class has bubbled over into the assembly hall twicefxthe girls went to great lengths to make their performance as idiotic as possible, and public opinion has it that both attempts were completely successful. The clubls Christ- mas performance was particularly good. Despite a humerous theme, the girls struck a peculiar nostalgic note. Dressed in peasant cos- tumes with the stage lights dimmed, they sang Stille Nacht to the accompaniment of the little organ behind scenes. According to Sister Frances her little band of Npioneersu will soon be sufficiently advanced to carry on correspondence with real German citizens. Such intercourse is made possible by the Interna- tional Friendship League. The German Club is represented on the Student Council by their president. Louise Doherty. 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Sl-IA'l'lilJ Niaxi 'lio uv.-Xl.l.I Shirley Gallagher, Dolores Handler, Patricia Crolce and Dorothy lfroehlieh. l RoNT Row: lfileen O'Boyle, ,leanne Arch, Shirley Hartung and Katherine Ditmore, LATINA LINGUA IQST PULCHRA lfach Latin student should Respice finemf' 'lihen there would be no regret in the time spent in the study of the udeadn language. The subject may cause difficulty to the faint hearted, yet the study of it is an asset to every student no matter what future career be chosen. Latin is the oflicial language of the Church. Would not one's appreciation of the beauty of Divine Service be deepened with even a limited knowledge of its language? It is an indespensable aid to the study of law and medicine. Since it is the basis of modern languages, it is an invaluable aid in acquiring French and Spanish. 'lihousands of our words are derived from it, so every student is more proficient in the use of lfnglish for having studied Latin. To maintain interest in the study of Virgil, the upperclassmen, sponsored by Miss Kelly, initiated a Latin club at the beginning of the second semester. Two enjoyable socials were held. The Hrst was a tea at which Father Wiesniaiin, Mother Gertrude, Sr. Antoinette, and the mothers of the girls were guests. The Latin entertainment was followed by a dainty luncheon at which each daughter presented her mother with a beautiful rose. Mary Clare Herrmann, president, Katherine Ditmore, vice presi- dent, and lfileen U'Boyle, secretary, were responsible for the Clulfs interesting but enjoyable activities. Underclassmen, be sure to Respicite finemu before you decide to discontinue Latin at the end of your Sophomore year. 46 N7-Ire gufzden 06 flue pfzoof fies . . . U QU I LL AND SCROLL Membership in the Quill and Scroll, the in- ternational honorary society for high school jour- nalists, is the aim of every aspiring young writer at S. B. A., especially of those students on the staffs of the Benedicta and the I3enita . 'llhe prerequisites for membership are outstanding in- dividual ability in writing correctly the Ifnglish language, and in capably organizing the editorial and business functions of the two school publica- tions. Clear thinking and forceful writings are ac- complishments that are not easily attained. They require hours of concentration and of planning but the effort is worthwhile. 'lihe compensation is membership in the Quill and Scroll. 'lihis organiza- tion has done much to bring out the latent talents of students which otherwise would remain dor- mant. Ir has proven itself a beneficial and even necessary part of a high school journalistic pro- gram for it instills into students the ideals of scholarship. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character, scholarship, service, and leader- ship-these are the pre-requisites for membership in the National Honor Society. .AX high percent- age average in each subject must also be main- tained in order to be eligible for membership in this society. The faculty selects those girls only, who are high in scholastic attainments and possess good characters. Another requirement for eligibility is that one must be a member of either the 'lunior or Senior classes. 'llhe induction into the organization and the reception of the Nation- al llonor Society pin fwhich the wearer proudly displays? are ample payment for hours of study and seemingly difficult tasks which at times bring no apparent satisfaction. The realization of being a plift 'mf such a powerful and national society fills one with pride and sets up a bond of friendship with other students throughout the nation. saw' . 5 S f 1 5 . 1 ire' ' 2 .3 a Q - 85 jr ff- Q---.--1 714.2 geVli0,Z- Glass pdl, . . . ExponentofCorrectLiving Inoxixs I31'iu4ii.xiyi1i St-e. we are the queens ol. song, Ioye, antl Iauglnerfx yin' Xxx Ilxxirii xi XIcN.xxix Ilri is Xxx Nxt xiii it I noxi xs IIl'IiSI.X WINGS OI 'l'IIIi XIURXINCT' Wings of the Xlorningn is an unusual type ol' play. the tirst ol' its I4i'1cI to he presentetl hy the seniors ol' Saint I3enecIict's. 'Iihe plot revolves ahout a group ol unhappy antl tliscontentecl people, from all walks of Iife, who are hrought together hy an eccentric olcl man, Master Geoffrey, to his quaint and mysterious mansion. IIere. after a series ol' xyiercl incidents. they are conipellecl to think UIII their respective prohlenis, anal tliscover their intliyitlual roads to hap- piness. Suspense, romance ancl psychology are the outstantling characteris- tics ol' the tlraniatixation, xxhich presents. in a truly realistic light. the enignias ol nioclern times. Once again North Catholic nianilestetl its heneyolenee hy grant- ing to Saint Benedict the use of its spacious auclitoriuni. as well as the tlramatic talent of its actors. Without its aitl. the roles of stately Nlaster Geoffrey, his courteous messenger. Ifhen, and clashing Captain Uortlon, as well as the others would have heen inipossihle to portray. Ilihe antics ol' 'lionio anal his eI'Iervescent tlaughter, Iienecletta, acltl a pinch of humor to counterhalance the emotional scenes xx herein .Xclrian I'oyyeII and Doctor Banning compete for the hancl of heautiful ,Ioyce Calvert. Although most of the action takes place in Nlaster Gt-of'Irey's moun- tain top mansion, the scene of the lirst act is Iaitl in a moclern metropolis. Ilihe three scenes ol :Xct I are Iinkecl together on the front stage, to form a triplt setting, thus placing VVings of the Morning in a class Ollf ol the orclinaiy. No horror play thisgno melotlraniatic farce: hut a play ol' sus- pense aricl purpose that Ieacls to sell-evaluation antl a clearer notion of the incIivicIuaI's place in society, -I S THIS SENIOR CLASS PLAY 'I'Hox1,xs Hrksux Yiiuzlxr-x LAM, CIIARLIES REoTT W1iAlA1Axxi C'kon1Aiiv JEAN Wieiulxi-' me G aracfers exsi' or cHA-xR,wi'i43ias Joyce Calvert, a successful young husinesswoinan A A Kathryn Jones, Jean Ilviekline David Banning, a promising surgeon A A A A A VViIham Crowley :Xdrian Powell, a fiery romantic poet Thomas Ilursen Loa, Miss CaIvert's maid and companion A Virginia Lang, Betty Ann Saunders Master Geoffrey, a strange host A A ..., .,...r,, I Jhonias Burkhardt Ifhen Forthright, Blaster G0ef:Irey's loyal emissary A A A Charles Reott 'lionio Di Silvistri, a quick tempered father A A A A AA Alvalter IVadsxvorth Carlotta, his patient wife Nlary Claire Herrmann Joanne Schwennn Benedetta, their vivacious daughter. Lois Hurrie Jane NIcXaniara Nliss Jvanley, matron of an old ladies' home A A A A A A A A Isahel Ciotti, Eleanor Verhanec INIrs. Ifllis, an inmate of the Home A A A lN'Iary Ann Doughty, Dolores Sohol Trudy, her faithful young companion A A A A AMary Ann Hampel, lX'Iarilou Holderoft Ifffie, a pert office clerk A A Irene Gsell Dolores Yyinkler IN'Iiss Iillen, Master GeofI:rey's twin sister A A A A A A A A A A ADoIores Henry, Jeanne Miller Stanley Gordon, a young aviator A A A A A A A Joseph Predericlx NI,xiu1Aot' I'IUI.IJCRUI 'l Domitris Sonor DIILIJRES XVINKLER If1AHANoR XJERBANIEC XIARY AXNN I'IAu1Pi-:IA KATIIRYN Jos ES XIARY :XNN DOL'r.i-Vrv JOSEPH Fitiiumiexs Lois IIl'iuui: I5 1- r'1'x' AXNN SAI' wma S 1041071 6 G A Crescendo of Chuckles Jessica s Journey CAST OF CHAR!-XCTERQ Beulah Foster elder Foster girl Barbara Nlurphy Val ean Helbedl Wendy Foster younger Foster girl Patricia Bailey, Shlrley Docherty Audrey Dorcas, teacher in S V High Helen Roos, Mary Lovs rie ISQSICH Cook VIVPICIOLIS and sixteen Helen Oechsleln Qarah ane Hahn Glenlce Lane Audrey Pfell Rita qchwelger l'da Paklser lean Donox an Patrlcra Lamnecls Drma I ent lanet Edvsards Geraldine Mack Qherla l ytell 'I helma lehberger, LOIS Maloliey ustine ordan from Spring Valley High S1lX atrlce l entrni 'Vlar1e Abmay er l ulu Pggleston, resembles her mother Dolores Bllotta Lharlotte Meister Charity Foster, aunt of Poster girls Veronica Brunner, Qhirley Hartung Nrvrrn ltlt to ri ht Shirlex Hartung, Shirlcx Dochtrtx Xal ean Halhedl STANDINC left to right Charlotte Nleis ttr Cecilia Diel Qarah lane Hahn latricia Lamneclt Geraldine 'Hack Lois 'Xlaonex Rita Schvxeiger 'Xlarie ixbmaxr Nlary Lourie SIATFD left to right Patricia Barley Barbara 'Xlurphy janet Fdviards X cron ICA Brunner Thelma lehberger STANDIIH left to right Helen Roos, Dorothy Sill, Dolores Bilotta, Helen Utchslun Jeanne Donovan, Audrey Pfell, balxatnce lentini ' l Dl SS li . . . ' I 9 - U - ' - 1 r J I , . - IAIA ' . ' T ' 7 i ...,.,.r....... , A . ..., . . D , t ' t ., , , , , ..,.,..........r.....,. ,h , D . .......... ,..........,... F 7 , 7 J ' I , ' E' ' ,.,. . ., 1 ' A' , ' ', I 7 Anastasia Er leston, ambitious lady .,.,....... Dorothv Sill Cecilia Diel rl , , 1- ig 3 f ' -Y ' yy -Q i 'H' ' nf, 7 J ' 'i. L, , ,I I is AV . I 5 .l 1 I -lf - Y V Y I ' r I A dv 1 1 v 1 ' . - ' A 5 4 V L, f - Gfzanlvefmi JAM-H i! Fun! Left to right: Nlury Xlunsch, Harilon Hulclcruft, Shirley Ililfflllllllll, unml Mary .Xnn Duuglxry, cmnnnttcc fur uL'l'1lllllL'I'fj' -lznn lmsxly mhsuuw plans. 'fhc preliminary Stull tu :ln cl1jny:1lmlc CVCIIIIIQL. :X moments pause from dancing to smile for the blrdicf. 3 5 J .l Q , A ij 1 , ii Q 3 .. K W . A 1 uk W W. - 2: . ,M -nv t Q V I , . , 7 K 2 iffy-gg ,i'WLfL-259-amfwigfa A ' X -7' in . ,fm 1 A . ., ' . - ,Q ' I 5 H c f 7 B .E I :Y E V. I ez 1 K' L X. Q R f--' If L . - f fd af fi f iv A an Ll'J.'Y'U: -l WJ. , 2. , '55, T.BENEl' CAD? J N ' 4 ai .1 ,M , ,., ' ff 4- ' x L, - 41 W. J . 'Qi 5'v 2 vig? 53 I xi' :ARM ll W- fl UI R VII Xl'l'.I, M .1 IUL1-11 of Imp 111111 ft'lllfY rln- glrlx 1111-1Ig1 Il11'111 N1-In-x 11111-xx 111 Q'lII'lNT :1111l ask IIIIII In Imlwx rllvir rg-rrmt 1'1-wl11ti1ms, t Prayer and .,.,.11.,......W..Q..M...wmfx1wau..1..1.wf.w,M. ' . WM-as-sunny w 5 5 11'f '1 MP ,rw-. ,w,., , .ww ' uh. llhou memorial of our l,ord's own dying' SAINT SCHOLASTICA twin sister of St. Benedict l f THAT GOD Tllli SISTERS Ol-' Tllli ORDER OF ST. BFNICDICT 'lfhe Benedictine Sisterhood is as old as the order itself. .Xccording to tradition, St. l3enedict's sister, St. Scholastica, founded a convent at the foot of Nlonte Cassino, where her nuns lived ae- cording to the Holy Rule of her saintly brother. Since then, convents under the Rule of St. Bene- dict have never ceased to contribute to Christian culture and civilization. The spirit of prayer was the precious legacy St. Benedict left to his spiritual children. St. Benedict breathed forth his last breath while standing before the altar. l'erhaps this is to signify that his future children would imbide his spirit before the tabernacle. Following the injunction of St. Benedict on prayer, our teachers, at stated times during the day, give public homage through the recitation of the Divine Office, a work to which nothing is to be preferred. 'lihis work is performed in choii stalls which are well adapted for this exercise. llow often we ourselves occupied these same stalls during services in the chapel. i 56 MAY BE GLORIFIED IN ALL THINGS BRIICF DFSCRIPTION OF THF BlCNlCDIC'l'lNF ORDER ffor future remembrancej St. Benedict, whose name in Latin means Hblessedl' and who, therefore, is called by his diciple, St. Gregory the Great, 'Blessed both in grace and in name, was born about the year 480 in Nursia less than one hundred miles from Rome. VVhen he was a young man, he left Rome, where he had been sent for his education, and retired into solitude. After three years he was discovered by shepherds who desired to profit from his instructions. Because the number of followers increased, he built twelve monasteries in the neighborhood and in each placed an abbot over twelve monks, keeping them however, under his own direction. Later, he directed his steps to Monte Cassino, a mountain about half Way between Rome and Naples. Here he built about the year 529, the monastery that was destined to become the most f amous in the history of the Church. At Monte Cassino, St. Benedict wrote his Rule. VVithin two hundred years after his death, its observance had spread from Italy into Spain, France, England, and Germany. As the Middle Ages advanced monasteries under its observance were found in every country of Europe, even in Iceland and Greenland, and in the Holy Land. All other rules were gradually displaced by it, and it held supreme sway until the 13th century. So great was the number of Benedictine monasteries and so conspicious their influence in the conversion and civilization of Furope that until rise of the Mendicant orders, these centuries have been called Wlihe Bene- dictine Centuries. The supreme distinction of the Rule of St. Benedict lies in the fact that it has served successfully as a guide to Christian and holy life for fourteen hundred years. liven today, despite the vast changes of modern social life, it can still be observed almost to the letter, so broad is its spirit, so flexible are its ordinances. S7 SAI T BE EDICT founder of XYestern Monasticisni R lfatiler xvil4SlIl1illIl, our Uilupliii, ve-ielhrziles Holy Muse ur hapel The Palace of the Divine King 66 f Powerhouse o Catholic Action lihe Heaven where we find peace, Comfort, :md solitude Dear God- Help Me Remain L0 al to You. Our faith in God, our loyalty to country and our devotion to our school xx ere all symbolized in our weekly Holy Mass and private devotions be- fore the Blessed Sacrament. ln quiet meditation before the Divine l'resence we sought guidance, enlightenment and inspiration from Christ, the Supreme Instructor, during the days of annual retreat and on the lfirst Friday of each month when special devo- tions were held in honor of the Sacred Heart. We paid daily visits in this beautiful chapel to Mary, our Mother. We opened our hearts to her and asked for her blessing and protection. llow often did not the lnfant in her arms seem to inpart to us His blessing for the day? Through the medium of many quiet hours spent in communion with God in the chapel, our Alma Mater helped us to mold our characters ae- Cording to the principles of Catholic education. Rev. Father Norbert, our retreat Xlaster 1 Flynn and Lois Kiae Magerl :irc Iizirc ou af wofzlz . Thinking and Planning for the Future Glasses 0 0 0 Candid Opinions Convincingly Expressed Ili I JM xi Sidi-line shots in ofiicc prcpziration 'lirig-quitc :in intriguing subject Wvorils :irc the wings of action :Xlcrt minds :md busy Huggy-rs working togctlicl' 62 You at Work 9 I UDILN IQ PRP PARE THEMSEI VFQ FOR SFRVICE On these ind other pages of this Annual are portrix ed 1 photographic iceount of the daily classes at Qt Benedict Academy Students in quisitiyelx peer into books on religion historv, literature, science and mathematics to gather knowledge to tram themselves for service and for vxorthw Catholic womanhood Cooperation 19 the kexnote in ex ery class lXCllgl0ll IS in important subject for ewerj girl at S B A lhe escntial principles to make her 1 better Catholic and a better citizen are lnculat ed through the study of the Holy Bible the Creed and the Sacraments, and Christian Ethics ind Apologetics In a trulj Citholic atmosphere md under the leadership of teachers consecrated to God, the girls may enrich themselves in mind and heart with the highest principles of a Catho llc education English periods are both enjoyable and tals of lzngllsh is essential, the teachers aim to broaden the student s learning 111 correct speech and composition Participation in forensics and debating, school publications dramatics, assemb hes and class discussions helps to make the stu dent culturally xersatile in her work for tomor row Hlstorx IS made 1 practical eourse for it de x elops interest in world affairs, kmdles enthusiasm of future citizens, and sets up a stone foundation or American democracy The study 1S simplified bx means of charts and maps Students are guided in forming decisions and solving problems so that when the important task of rebuilding .1 better world is placed upon their shoulders they max accomplish the duty efficiently Nlarj, lVlunseh md Patricia Lroke solxinv bnknowns llhe ew er widening field of modern science offers a challenge to the youth of today to search for hidden formulas in scientific experiments The students in biology, chemistry and physics make lassies gained recognition by carrying off prmes for their scientific projects submitted nt the an nual high school exhibitions at the Buhl Planetar ium Careful explanation and demonstration by teachers clarify complicated and intricate prob lems 1n algebra, trigonometrj and geometry, also in l atm Spanish French and Germ in Minds are m ide keener for undergoing the dlSClpllH6 of these subjects In the commercial courses stress 1S placed on the importance of a thorough knowledge of basic business principles and secretarial duties Under the supervision of cipable teachers, students leirn efficient methods of offlee practice, txping, shorthand and general bookeepmg t - . , J A 1 . . 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Louise AAA, A A A A , Members of the Faculty.. Students of S.l3.A. AAAAAAA A Their Parents, Alumnae, Reverend Fathers, Societies ACKNOWI, v K 1 9 4 lAois Soisson, Meredes Th mer l'fDGlNllfNT A for their splendid photography A A for his planning of the Annual A Afor their excellent engraving A Afor manufacturing the covers for printing the Annual . A for her encouragement for advising the staff for their kindness for their fine help for Friends, and Commercial Patrons., AAAAAAAAAAAA A. their generous financial support ai To friends and all persons who have in any way aided and encouraged us in the production of thi appreciation. They have made this edition of the Benedicta a reality. I 1 4 cf? ' A ' s V yi xl- 8 - , . A ' ahh ' . i W0 , A X 1,4 s an a 9 A G O QLQ QQQ s annual, we express our most sincere and heartfelt Thank you, patrons. The Adviser and Staff. TO OUR TEACHERS As the last footsteps resound down the corridors, and the now empty halls echo with remembered laughter, memories envelope us -the memories of four, happy years at S. B. A. And tugging fore- most among these memories are ones of you, dear teachers. For what would have been our school life were it not for you-there would have been none! There have been sad moments and happy ones-moments when things appeared very black-but right when the outlook appeared darkest, there was always a cheery word- an encouraging smile-and it helped us more than even we then realized. And so now we are leaving and leaving behind an entire section of our lives-one of the happiest we will ever know. ln future years-a long time from now-when we think back over this closed chapter-we will always remember and cherish the loving hours you have devoted to usfthe untiring efforts you have shown in order that our high-school days may be ones of enjoyment. 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' . .7. 7 3-11 J 7 77 1 7 QC. 4 lift!-f fmt QQ ,,..!'C'x QQ ' 'V my sa., 245,155 ,X wa . f M ' . 4 if gf y I Wm? lax ernt H xhn Beatrlce Hun Patrlcla Holcleroft ALUMNAE ALUMN A Friends Indeed the Alumnae through their support they helped us to make the 47 eclrtron ot the Benedrcta a worthwhile publrcatron thanks to them Bachmeyer Helen ean Balzer Bermce Balzer VIfglHl2l Blaney Ruth Boskovnc Bermce Brennen 1018 Brunner Mary Lou Callahan Helen Clenek Dorothy C DCLISIO Vllma Dorsch Lols E Elsenrelch Dolores Esswem Rosemary Froehch Vlfglnla Gallagher Elleen A Gaus Lt Evelyn Glmber Lorralne G1mber Dolores Halllgan Gertrude Hem Beatrlce Hem Irma Helmstetter Betty Helmstetter Ruth Heyl Dolores Heyl Mary Hofman oAnn ones Mrs ames oos Margaret oos Rosemary Klrner Clara Mae Klrner LOUISE Koester Mary Catherme Kress ean C Lorenz Anne Lowrle Catherme Lowrle Colette Maler Rosemary Mayer Paullne R Mlller Vera Murphy Patrlcla Porter Camllle Porter Madelme Raxtano Mary Rose Rochford Patrxcxa A Rodgers Marlan Roll Kathleen A Rossen Ruth Schoenxg Dorothy Schoenlg Mary Vlfglnla Schoenlg Ruth Slattery Catherlne N Staud Frances Staud Marie Strahler Margaret Strahler Mary Suklts Marne Thaner Marcella Thaner Mary Ann Vey Vlrgmla M Walter Teresa Our srncere thanlcs to the Classes and l-lomeroom Teachers tor therr cooperation Freshman Class Room 40 Sophomore Class Room 302 Freshman Class Room umor Class Room 101 Freshman Class Room 40 umor Class Room 303 Freshman Class Room 40 Dolores Hendler 47 Sophomore Class Room 301 70 LOIS Mae Magerl 47 Dorothv Slll 48 LOIS Soxsson 47 Regma Strahler 47 Dolores Wlnkler 47 , I , 1 , , 4 M I ll ll ' ' ll ' ll ' 9 1 J 9 9 . , . n u , . , 3 J Q Q . ,u u , , A 7 a - 9 x ' Y 1 ,J , ' , J , - J R- 2 , 9 7 Diel, Jane Kirner, Elizabeth Schulz, Jane . l 7. 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' ' 2 . . u , a , I I , 7 9 3 , s l 9 v y 9 , , 3 3 . , . -f ,, 9 a D s , , 4 ,r , , , 5 9 HONORARY PATRONS Qur slncere appreciation IS especially extended to the Reverend Fathers and to the Church socretles both helped and encour aged us through their trnendly contributions Beck Rev I S unt Peter Church lgLI1tCllCUIlL Fathers S'llI1I Bonlt me Church Cxmpbell Rey D qhlllll Peter Church Daller Rev Lambert O S B S unt hlary Rectory Flahertv Rev P Saint Peter Church Ford Rey Howard Xl1!lUIlClZlUOI'l Church Forney Rev A VV Saint oseph Church Gelbel Rev Henry COIIIILIISYIIIC P1 Glenn Rev Fr1nt1sA Assumptlon Church Crundler Rev Irloy I Nssumptxon Church H mlon Rev lhom rs ohn Sunt .Atl'1lI1lQlLl9 Church HClIlflCl1 Rey I A lN1try1ty Church HlIlIlCbllQLl1 Rey Mrthrtl P Assumption Church Krpp Ru Ch nrlcs A C S Sp Sunt Anthony Churth Kopctlsy Rey ostph A ASSLIIIIPUOH Church I athncr Rtv P :ul Drocts in Dntctor of Holy Name Society Iandser Ru Irlmcr lNIorche1clC1ty N C MefXtee Rev Gregory Canton Ohlo OShea Rev F F Samt Peter Church Re1tan Rev C S Sp Ass t Drreetor of the Pont1F1e1al Ass n of Schuetz Rev Paul Saint oseph Church Smetana Rev Brendan OS B S'ill'lI Mary Rectory QOIQSOII Rev F C Irwm Pa Thaner Rev UlflL Samt X7lI1CCI1t Archabbey Iatrobe P1 XVIEQHITIIH Rev Charles Ch lpl nn S unt Benechct Academy Vogt Rey August qdlllt Athrnasrus Church Panzer Brother oscph North Cltl10IlC Hrgh School AflI1llI1Ll'lflOH Bowlmg Alley Ssunt Atl'l2lI1l9lllS I rdles Sodalltv Samt Athanaslus Mothers Club Samt Bonlface Lvceum Chrrstmn Mothers Confratermty Salnt Boniface Church Lathes Auxlllary Salnt Athanaslus Church Laurel Gardens Cathohc Mothers Club I aurel Gardens L C B A Branch No 2-17 Samt lVIary Samt Mary s Lyceum Father O Connor Glllld INat1y1ty Church Samt Regus Young I aches Sotlalrty Trafford P1 Young People s Club S unt Boniface Church OUR PARENTS Gratetully we say Ihanlcs to our selt sacrltzclng parents tor assustzng us In publlshrng thus IWELFIH volume ot the Bene drcta Albert hlr and Mrs Phlllp Brunner Nlr andhlrs LOUIS DIIITIOFL Nlr and Mrs B F Antonacceo Mr and Mrs Frank Chrxst Vlr and Mrs Henry Doughty Nlr and Mrs Charles Aul hflr and Mrs Ceorge Clottl Mr and Mrs Fflsenrelch IVIrs Anna Barley Mr and Mrs Counahan Mr and Mrs ohn Frm Wr and Nlrs S Bauer Mr and Mrs R F Coyle Mr and Mrs Charles Falrley Mr and Mrs Thomas F Brady Mr and Nlrs Charles Crolse Nlr and Mrs Wlllrarxl Flynn Mrs Crace 71 ,. , s .' 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I, . .. , , ,, , ,. , y , , ,A . . . 4 ,. . .. , .1 Gaertner Vlr and Mrs Clarence Gallagher Mr and Mrs Ioseph Garses Ur and 'Xlrs T Clerl Mr and Mrs 1 C Glancs Nlrs R A Gsell 1VTrs Chrlstlne Hampel Mr and Mrs R F Helblmg 1VIr and Mrs R Helmstetter Nlrs F G Hendler 'Ur and 'Urs ohn NI Henrs lN4r and Mrs N F Herrmann Nlr and Mrs A Martm Holdcroft lVlrs Ella Hofmann Mr and Alrs A A Hofmann Mr and 1N1rs K Hurrle Nlrs 1aura Iacob Mr ohn epson lVlr and Affrs H Tones 1X1r and 'Xlrs A lxells Alt and 'Xlrs oseph A lxlrner Nlrs Clara OUR PARFNTS Knoehel Urs L Kress Mr and 'Urs Fdssard Kunz Mr and Urs oseph Lang Mr Fred VV Llndsas Urs Gladss Madden Airs E V Nlagerl 1V1r and Mrs G Nlasur Mr and Mrs Charles Nlaser Mr and Mrs oseph McCarths Mr and 1N1rs Frank McCarths Mr and Mrs oseph McCue Mr and lV1rs A C Nlcwamara 1Vlrs PFHHCIS Md as Nlr and Mrs oseph Nllller Anna Mlller Xlr and Mrs Clem Xlarassslu 1N4r Vllalter Nlsers 1V1rs Regina Port Nlr and Nlrs ohn Porter Nfr and Mrs Regus C Psehlrer lN1r and 1V1rs R Saunders 'Urs Russel Schad Mr and Mrs Charles F Schres Ur and Mrs P Schssemm Nlr and Mrs H C Sclalabba Mr and Mrs oseph Sobol 'Xlr Stephen VV SOISSOII Nlr and Mrs A Splnellx Mr and 'Urs A Stoeckle Mr and Mrs S F Strahler 1V1r and Mrs George Fempert Xlr and Mrs H lhaner Urs Anna lhoma Nlr and 1V1rs V11 Urbanec Nlrs Adella Verbanac Mrs Anna XA7lCl'1fHdI1 Mrs B VV1lssohl Nlr and 'Nlrs C F VVmLler Mr and Nlrs Ioseph Vlmter 'N1rs TOUISC F V1 olf Nlr and Airs A COMMERCIAL PATRONS Without the generous response ot our BUSINESS PATRONS we scarcly coulcl have attaaned our goal To repay this kindness we srncerely hope that our tnends will patronuze their rnerchandnse oseph Abbott VVholesale Beer D1StflbUtOf Sam Abbott Beer D1SfflbUtOY Alrlmer Restaurant Open Das 8. Nlght Cood Food 'ADICFICHII Leglon American Slav Prlntlng Assn Inc Anstead 1etter Shop :X:Aurora Iodge Club Edss ard Bahl S 'Nl Basslek Vvholesale Food Bauer Slsmour Drs Goods Drs Cleanmg Bauman Auto Parts Bull Bauman Chevrolet Charles A Baxter Roofing Belles ue Flectrlc 8 Radro Co Belles ue SZ'1VIl1gS and Trust Co Berltles s Pharmacs Fhe Rekall Store Berkshlre Press Charles Blrkle Palnter A Betz C,ho1ce1VIeats Blttners Texaco Servlce Blue Blrd Market Blumensche1n's Bradlev Auto Parts xH 1 Brandstatdel Brandt Funeral Home Brrghton Floral Shoppe Brlghton lV1arlset, John G Fencals, Prop 330 Center As enue V1 est X less 3200 Brlghton Road 338 East Ohlo Street Fulton Street 1916 18 Fast Street Fa S349 333 Frfth As enue 1916 Beaver As enue 4702 Perrs svllle As enue 337 1r1pol1 Street 801 14 ast Ohlo Street XA7lllxlI'1SbllI'g P VV1llt1nsburg P 2700 Stas ton Street 327 1 lncoln As enue Belles ue 493 Llncoln As enue Belles ue VVest Vless Pa 333 SUlSfT1Ol'l Street 1324 Complete Street 3334 Fast Street 3967 Perrvssllle As enue 3900 Brlghton Road 75 N S Market R D 7, Box 113, Plttsburgh, 2, Pa 320 Cedar As enue Perrs svrlle, Pa Brrghton 8: Vvoods Run As enue 3242 Brlghton Road I' ,l - - , - . . 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