Saint Benedicts Academy - Benedicta Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

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May the paper and printing be but chisels to carve deep in each heart a niche for the precious, bejeweled moments their crafts- manship perpetuates. 'These CZ X le I 1 s T155mT.a'isTSLXT'e2?4Y5Tv-f3Ai7'51zfrYa?5Qf6X3 i3gf . ,, , QA '-'l-f MEixfQ3 2?Q'sA.v?f 57Ei-,SZ.? .3 'N ?BZf?'W9EdW3kAi'ii24E'0iNfP'!?4fi93.'li,a'k?ZN'w,M1fAWfaWm!Qk5WNwk 1s? wk w m DOROTHY SEETHALER, Prerident HELEN Roos, Vice P1-erizierzf MII.DRED FENCAK, Secretary MARY RITA HEIM, Trearurfr CLASS OFFICERS Prerident .,.....,,... ...,. D oko'rHY SEETHALER Vice-Prefidenz .... ..,.,... H ELEN Roos Secretary ,... . . . .NIILDRED FENCAK Treamrer, . . .,.. RTARY RITA HEIM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mildred Fencak, Dorothy Seethaler, Mary Rita Heim, Helen Roos. fm uafes all lQLf8 DOROTHY SEETHALER St. Anthanasius Dot,' . . , our capable and popular class president... constantly laughing and joking . . , practically lives at Monperls . . . super editor of school news column of Benita . . . likes interesting places like St. Boniface or St, Anthony's. N.F.L, 3, 4, Photography President 3, Personality Club 4, Benita 3, 4, Home Room President 1, 4, Secretary-treasurer of class 1, Dramatics 1, 3, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Student Council President 4. HELEN Roos Most Holy Name Lynn'l . . . her manner has won many friends . . . lives for weekends and the Navy , . . when she talks she has to giggle . . . wrote many assembly programs . , . goes with the R. O. l's. Dramatics 1, Z, 3, 4, Vice President Home Room l, 4, Vice President Class 1, 4, President Class 3, President Home Room 3, Student Council 3, 4, Secretary- treasurer Student Council 3, Vocation Club 4, Glee Club 4, Co-Editor Benita 4, Benita 3, 4, Literary Honor Society 4. MILDREIJ FENCAK 4 St. Teresa 4'Millie . . . sunny, sincere lass . . . lovable personality . . . traditional secretary . . . intends to be a nurse , . . always with the W.A.M.S .... remembers initiation very clearly. Secretary-treasurer of Home Room 1, Secretary of Class 3, 4, Swimming 3, Dramatics 2, Benedicta 4, Science Club 4. NIARY RITA HEIM St. Athanasius Gooch . . . lively . . . cute . . . friendly Sanathan . . . remembers ball games . . . enjoys riding a '37 Ford . . . favorite people YV.A,M.S. intends to study nursing at Mercy Hospital. Pteri Club 2, Secretary-treasurer of Photography Club 3, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Benedicta 4, Basketball team 4. 10 l? NANCY AARON -IIZAN ARCH DOROTHY BACHMIZYER EDITH BEHR MARIE ABIVIAYR ANNANIAE AUTH PATRICIA BAILEY lVlARGARIi'l' ANN BENIQIJICT NANCY AARON Nativity Nancy pleasant smile is recognized everywhere . . . came to S,B.A. from Elizabeth Seton as a junior . . . graceful dancer and ice skater . , . pals with R.O.I's .... plans to become a stylist. Glee Club Secretary 45 Vocation Club 45 Swimming 45 Dramatics 4. MARIE ABMAYR Most Holy Name Mickey'l . . . seen regularly at St, Boniface dances . , . quiet but definite wit . . . dependable as she is sweet , . . has a keen interest in all science . . . will attend college. Vocation Club 1, 2, 45 Library Club President 15 Home Room President 25 N.F.L, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Biology Club 25 Photography 35 Swimming 25 German Club 35 Student Council 25 Science Honor Society 45 Benita 45 History Honor Society 4. JEANNE ARCH Nativity Archie,' . . . brown puppy dog eyes . . . ready smile . . . loves to talk of joe . . . Always with Lou or the other W.A.M.S ..., will attend Mt. Mercy College , . , will be remembered for her good posture. Home Room President 15 Secretary of Home Room 45 Chorus 2. 45 Photography Club 35 Biology Club 25 Science Club 45 Benedicta 45 Benita 35 Student Council 25 Latin Club 3. ANNANIAIQ AUTII St. Athanasius Mazie , . , full of life . . . go getter . . . very capable . . . seen most with Ann and Sanathan Club members . . . zx C.C.l7 ,.,, had most fun in freshie Latin class . , , keeps Monperls in business. Vice President Home Room 15 Presi- dent Home Room 25 Treasurer of Spanish Club 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 Personality Club 45 Benita 45 Library Club 25 Swimming Club 35 Student Council 2. DOROTHY BACIIMEYER St, joseph Dot . . . serious-minded, quiet and a neat lass . . . pleasant and faithful worker , . . prefers dancing at St. Andrews and Millvale and swimming . . , pals with Ethel, Mary, Fran and Janet . . . will never forget the good time she had at the Junior Prom '47, , , intends to go to Business College. Dramatics 25 Commercial Club 45 Benedicta 4. PATRICIA BAILEY St, Cyril's of Alexandria Pat always ready for fun . . . loved by all and always lovable . . . nuts about dating, dancing, swimming, basketball, french fries and Monpefs , . . never without Vera, Janet, Dolly, Lois, Helen and her crowd , , , Sorority formal, Mamselle', and a certain day in the junior year will always be tops in her memory . . , Wants to be a nurse, Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Basketball Club 45 Basketball team 45 Benita Staff 45 Sports Editor 45 Swimming Club 3, 4. EDITH BEHR St, Boniface EdieU . . . pleasant and chatty . , . many friends . . . seen IIIOSY with Louise W., Marie, and Mary . . . enjoys watching the snow falling on the campus . . . aims to be a typist . . . jolly humor with many wry remarks. Library Club l, 3, 45 Pteri Club 25 Sewing 45 Dramatics 4. NIARGARET ANN BENEDICT Nativity Margie . . . energetic and ambitious girl . . . takes life very seriously . . . accompanied by her little camera . . . still has difhculty in Ending way around school . . . donates much time to church work, Debating Club 15 Glee Club 25 Commercial Club 4. fm uafes of 19518 BTURIEL BRANDL 2 I s 'E' , 1 TDOLORES BILOTTA ' St. Cyril's Dolly . . . lovely black hair and dark eyes . , , will go a long way as a professional dancer . . . enjoys going to Monperls with the crowd . . . loves the song jack, jack, Jackf' Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 3, Glee Club 2, 4, Sabeac 4, Cheer Leader 4. MARY ELIZABETH BINDER Nativity Pinky', . . . our Pirate's only hope and joy . . . always seen with Grace . . . only aim in life is to see the Pirates and Hank Greenberg play the world series . . . stenographical work is her favorite subject- Dramatics 3, 4, Sewing Club 4. EILEEN BRADLEY St. Teresa IrishU . . . friendly miss with curly dark hair. . . appre- ciates a good joke . . .spends her time dancing, horseback riding, swimming and ice skating . . , fond of Grace, Betty, Pinky, Ellen and Jack . . . will remember Northls Football Team and Vera . . . had a wonderful time after the '47 North-Central game . . . thinking of being a research chemist after college. Basketball Team 4, Swimming 3, Science Club 2, Science Club Treasurer 43 Library Club 33 Library Club President 3, Student Council 3, 4, Photography Club 3g Science Honor Society 3, Benedicta 4. MURIEL BRANIJL St. Cyril of Alexandria lVlerlel' , . , The baseball enthusiast of the class, prac- tically lives at Forbes Field during baseball season watching Kiner . . . need scarcely say that her main interests are Baseball and Football . . . always with Jackie, Helen and Pat. . . Main ambition is to see a Series Game in Pittsburgh and become a stenographer. Spanish Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, Library Club 2, 3, Basketball 4, Benita 4. B ETTY BROWN l?vli'l l'Y BRFITISNBACH Sacred Heart f'Betty . . . a cute little trick with blonde hair and blue eyes . . . likeable and has a ready smile . . . always looking for a good time . . . loves dancing, basketball and football games . . . always seen with Dolly, Tudy, Rita, lfileen and the 2 U.D's I . . had a super time after the last North-Central game . . . will be an asset to any oflice. Vocation Club 3, Swimming 2, Basketball 4, Dramatics 4. BIQTTY BROWN Sacred Heart Betts . . . Quiet and serious minded . . . enjoys the company of friends who are loyal, considerate, sweet . . . possibilities of a great artist . . . enjoys baby-sitting. Per- sonality Club 4, Dramatics 4. DOLORES BRONVN St. Maryls uDee . . . Excels in commercial work . . . has a quiet, sincere and dependable nature . . . an A-student . . . dances, swims, sews, and plays tennis for amusement . . . had a swell time at our freshman skating party , . . special friends are Mary, Dolores, and the people at Sears . . . would like to be either a stenographer or dress designer. Library Club 1, Swimming 2, 4, President of Sewing Club 4, Stu- dent Council 4. X VIERONICA BRUNNER Sacred Heart Vonn1e . . . full of vim, vigor, and vitality . . . gets a big charge out of anything funny . . . peppy and carefree . . . hobbies are collecting demerits and dancing at Bellevue Canteen . . . seen with Gerry and the gang, also the 2 U.D's , . . a private secretary is her ambition. Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Home Room Vice President 2, Basketball Club 4, Glee Club 4, Benedicta 4. Doi.oREs Bll.0'IA'lA NTARY Ei,izAnE'ri-i BINDLRI EILEEN BRAn1.izx' BETTY BREITENBACH TDOLORES BROWN VIERONICA BRUNNER MARY AppA Bussis NIARY CoNsTA'riNo Dotoiuzs DEDIG SHIRLEY IDOCHERTY LOR1i'I l'A CLAIR lVlARY JUNE DAVIN CIECICLIA DIEL Louisia DKTHERTY X'lARY ADDA Bussia St. Peter's Been . . . cheerful and fun-loving , . , co-operative and a true friend , . . never shirks her duty , . , favorite per- sonalities are Al Jolson and Oscar Levant . . . enjoys work- ing at Krason's Jewelry Co. and listening to light opera music . . . chums with Mary june, Dorothy, and Edie . . . will always remember acting in Freshman play as Rupert Smithw . . . college is a possibility, Library Club l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club Vice President l, Pteri Club 2, Swimming 2, 3, Latin Club 4, Dramatics 2, Vocation Club 4. LORETTA Ci.AiR St. Athanasius f'Rusty . . . lovely Haming red hair . . . liked by everyone . . . sings as a hobby , , , intends to further her study in voice . . . enjoys the company of the Sanathan members, Glee Club 4, Dramatic Club 4. NIARY Cos'rANTINo St. joseph f'Shortie . . . our small, dark haired lass who is always full of fun . . . exceptionally good at jitterbugging . . . thrives on swimming, dancing, skating, bowling . . . prizes her friendship with lsh, Hersh, Terry and Salvy . , , an- other ardent patron of Spanish Club 2, 3, Biology 2, Dramatics l, Basketball Club 4, Swimming Club 2, 3, Glee Club 4. NIARY JUNE DAVIN St. Peter Dee . . . attractive black-haired miss . . . alwavs loyal classmate . . . chiefly interested in music and books . . . proud of her long friendship with Been and her more recent one with Edie and Dot . . . Hopes to go to college for either Science or linglish. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming Club 2, 3, Science Club 4, German Club 3, 4, Dra- matics 2, Honorary Member of Vocation Club 4. DOLORES Demo St. Marys '1DollyU . , . neat, petite miss , , . friendly and indus- trious . . . cherishes her friendship with Dolores and Mary . . . favorite pastime-dancing and swimming . . . Junior Prom will always remain in her memory . . , hopes to be Il stenographer, Library Club l, Swimming 2, 4, Commer- cial Club 4. CECELIA T. DIEL St. qXthanasius Cisl' . . . famous for her blonde bangs . . . hates to be idle . . . always ready for anything that sounds exciting . . . likes to dance with Sandy at S18 . . . favorite people are the W.A.Nl.S. but especially Dot . . .will never forget 403 . . . proud of her latest possession-a fur coat, ls considering college. Chorus 2 4, Photography Club 3, Science Club Vice President 4, Dramatics 2, 3, Latin Club 3, President Home Room 3, Swimming 2, Student Council 3. Sn1Ri.i5Y DOCHERTY St. Teresa Doc3' . . . attractive black-haired miss . . . always seen with her Plymouth full of VV.A.M.S ..,. will remember crashing the senior prom . . , cherished good times had at the Student Congresses , . . plans to attend St, Marys College. National Forensic League 2, 3, 4, Secretary of N.F.L. 3, 4, Swimming 2, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Science Club 4, Photography Club 3, Benita Stall 3, Benedicta 4, Glee Club 2, 4. Louise Doi-n3R'rY Nativity Lou . . . versatile member of the class . . . plays the piano like a real trooper . . . always out for fun and mischief . . . one of the first members of the W.A.M.S .... loves to walk in the rain, and Wants to study in Europe. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, President Glee Club 4, N.F,L, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent N.F.L. 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Vice President Stu- dent Council 4, Biology Club 2, Photography 3, Science Club 4, History Honor Society 3, Science Honor Society 4, Literary Honor Society 4, Benita l, 2, 3, Benedicta Editor 4, German Club President 3, Vice President Home Room 3, Orchestra Z, 3. JEANNE DONOVAN Assumption Donny . . . main interests center around N.C.'s foot- ball and basketball teams . . . always happy . . . has beauti- ful natural curly hair . . . tries her best to learn new dance steps . . . enjoys her friendship with R.O.Ifs . . . crashed Senior Prom 346 with Doc. Dramatics 3, 45 Secretary- treasurer Home Room 25 Swimming 25 Glee Club 45 Voca- tion Club 45 Glee Club Librarian 45 Benita 4. JANET EDWARDS St. Francis Xavier Jann . . . tiny bundle of vitality , . , crazy about Lou . . , loves dancing, North Park and football games of 346 . . . always with Pat, Lois, Dolly and Vera . . . loved by all that know her. Secretary-treasurer 15 Vice-President 35 Latin Club 3, 45 President of Latin Club 45 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Manager of Basketball Team 45 Student Council, 45 Benedicta 4. HELEN FIORE St, Athanasius Susiev . . . the girl with the chewing gum mania . . . Basketball and Kiner are ranked as favorites with her, too . . . Proud of her friendship with Audrey, Jackie, Thelma and a host of others . . . Will continue on to college for a career of nursing. Science Club 25 Dramatics 35 Basketball Club 45 Glee Club 25 German Club 3, 45 History Honor Society 4. DOROTHY FROEHLICH St, Athanasius Dot . . . blessed with beautiful, shining tresses . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . possessor of a sweet disposition and a humorous nature , . . enjoys dancing at 818 with Ern . , . seen with the W.A.lVl.S. but mostly Cis and Gooch . . . aims to become a nurse at Mercy. Chorus 25 Photography Club 35 Science Club 45 Dramatics 2, 35 Latin Club 35 Swimming 3. SHIRLEY GALLAGHER St. Francis Xavier ShirlU . . . a curly haired miss full of the true lrish wit . . , favorite pastime was making sandwiches in 403 . . . during class! Her hobby is collecting demerits for being late . . . enjoys ocean swimming and arguing with the W.A.lVl.S, . . . would like to be a nurse. Latin Club 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 Photography Club 3. DOROTHY GERST Nativity Dot'l . . , reserved little miss . . . has great difficulty in climbing the hill . . . lovable disposition . . . ready with a smile . . . enjoys music . . , always rooting for Notre Dame . . . close with Edie and Louise. Library Club 3, 45 Sewing Club 4. VAL JEAN HALBEDL St. Peter's ValH . . . beautiful black hair. . . possessor of many gorgeous clothes .. . ready to take a dare . .. lively, friendly, stylish, neat . . . constantly seen with Elayne Ruth and Helen . . . likes dancing at St. Anthonyls with Al, making money at Boggs and Buhlys and the Etna Vets . . . . Graduation will always be Vivid in her mind . . . has fond hope of studying dramatics and appearing on Nixon stage. Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocation Club 35 Personality Club Vice President 45 Benedicta 4. SHIRLEY l-IARTUNG St. Athanasius Shirl,' . . . sincere, calm . . . spends her time bowling with the Sanathan Club . . . Jr. Prom ranks first in delight- ful memories . . . desires to be a designer of those long skirts. Latin Club 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 35 National Forensic League 2, 3, 45 Vice President of Home Room 25 Glee Club 25 Swimming 35 Class Play 2, 3. JEANNE DONOVAN JANET EDWARDS HELEN FIORE DOROTHY FROEHLICH SHIRLEY GALLAGHEli DOROTHY GERST VAL JEAN HALBEDL SHIRLEY HARTUNKZ MARY Hema RITA HEPP RUM-I Hizrr Eriiriiuaim HIMBER DOROTHY Hnascurieto RITA LTOHMAN VeRA HOLDEN ANN HORNE fm uafes 06 lQLf8 NTARY Heinz Sacred Heart Tudy . . . always smiling and has a greeting for all . . . lives on Eshburgers and hamburgers , , . seen with Rita, Vonnie and Betty . . . happiest when horseback riding . will attend business college. Dramatics 1, 45 Swimming 25 Chorus 25 Library 35 Vocation Club 35 Sabeac 45 Benedicta 45 Glee Club 4. RITA HEPP Most Holy Name 'fTwinN . . . Ruth's double . . . pleasant personality... delights in sewing and saving recipes . . . thinks her sister and a certain pilot are tops , . .will make marriage her career after commercial work. Library Club 15 Chorus 2, 45 Swimming 25 Basketball Club and Team 45 Dramatics 3. RUTH Hari' Most Holy Name Tw1nl' . , . Rita's other half . . . nice to know . . , likes to confuse people with her identity , , . wouldnlt be without Rita or Henry . , . keeps a scrapbook full of house plans . , , will follow her sister in commercial work and marriage. Library Club 15 Dramatics 35 Swimming 25 Glee Club 45 Basketball Team and Club 45 National History Honor Society 3. E'i'HEi.REnA Hnvmeiz St. Joseph SnufTy . . . a whiz at the typewriter , , , to know her is to love her . . . mad about collecting photographs and dancing at the Lyceum . . . churns with Fran, Mary and Dot . . . Hopes for a career in an office. Dramatics 25 Commercial Club 45 Home Room President 45 Benita 45 Student Council 4. Doaornv Hiitsciiriiato St. Joseph Hershey . . . Nliss with a sweet disposition who's forever laughing . . . besides dancing, her interests are: skat- ing, bowling and swimming and being with Shorty, Ish, Salvy and Terry at the BQ ,,,, wants to go up in the world and be an Air Hostess. Spanish Club 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Drainatics 1, 25 Basketball Club 45 Swimming 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball Team 4. RITA HOHMAN Nativity Rita , . . master of the ivories . . . has an undefeatable spirit for living . . . member of the W.A.M.S .... loves sports and dancing-especially with Johnny . . . Will always remember physics lab, proms, and lunch periods-on the lawn . . . plans to study music in college. Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Photography Club Vice President 35 Pteri Club 25 N.F.L. 2, 3, 45 Vice President Junior Home Room 35 Glee Club 45 Science Club 45 Science Honor Society 45 Benita 35 Bene- dicta 4. VERONICA HOLDEN St, Francis Xavier Vera . , . always ready for everything and anything . . . personality plus . . . enjoys swimming at Conneaut Lake, driving the hut, MamselleU and her burning Bush . , . active member of Alpha Sigma Delta Sorority . . . insepar- able friendship with Lois, Pat, Dolly and janet. German Club 3, 45 Swimming Club 3, 45 Benita Staff 45 Hol-Don Co-Editor 45 Dramatic Club 45 Cheerleader 4. ANN HORN - I St. Athanasius Anme'l . . . interesting . . . lovable and radiant per- sonality . . . another Sanathanl' . . . constantly with Anna- mae . . . member of the G.C,F. Club . . . adores solo parts during chant classes. Spanish Club 2, 35 Typist for Benita 45 Personality Club 4. 'll lie Seeing tlou . . . CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN Shrieks of laughter at our initiation . . . our first social, a memorable skating party . . . Communing with God at our annual retreat conducted by Rev. Jos. Duenser C.P.P.S ..,, Initial display of our talent in our Vocational Week program , , , The combination of zealous endeavor, thoughtful study and sincere interest in our Alma Mater brought our freshmen vear to a successful close. Till VVe Meet Again September Song Indian Summer . . . Falling Leaves 16 n old 6ami iafz Places Autumn Nocturne A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody SOPHOMORE The fall term found the class of 4S,' eager to resumt school life at S,B.A .... Unpredictable Sophomore spirit . . . Long anticipating our opportunity to initiate the Freshies'l , . . A gay release from routine with the rehearsals for the Sophomore Plays in full swing . . . Spiritual satisfaction dwelling in our hearts at the close of the retreat given by Father Austin Staley OSB .... The delightful evening at the Soph Hop . . . Emerging triumphant as juniors keenly aware of the task that lay ahead . . . ln Our Green Cathedral JUNIOR The return of the sophisticated Sophomores as flig- nified Juniors. Upper Classmen at last , , ,Recognition given to well-deserving Juniors for their forensic activities . . . The successful presentation of the play Hjessicals Journeyll , . . The wise conseling of Father Norbert at our retreat . . . The never-to-be forgotten Lamplighter Ball held in the picturesque setting of' the South Hills Country Club , , , Feverish pre- parations for the festivc Senior Banquet . , , Terminat- ing the junior activities with the Spring Shuffle . . . Uppermost thought in our mincl acquiring the long awaited title of Seniors . . . Down Memory Lane mong wz ouvenifzs September Song Give Me Something To Remember You By SENIOR September found us at our accomplished Seniordom . . . Becoming reacquainted with our fellow students. at the Howdy Hopv . . . Our final retreat, etching G0d's image deeper in our hearts . . . Hilarious re- vival of the Gay N1H8IlCSyl . . . Paying homage to our Blessed Lady at the lVlay Crowning , . , Dramatic ability again reviewed in the Senior Play . . , Dancing to the strains of Joey Simmls orchestra at the Senior Prom, f l'l1e Maytime Ball' . . . The summation of four memorable years, Graduation, the finished pro- duct in our pattern of dreams . . , It Might As Well Be Spring What'll I Do By The Sea fzaduafes 06 I C248 l I Lois TSIIERWOOD St. Joseph Ish . . . known for her laugh . . . always neat and congenial . . . dotes on dancing, bowling, skating . . . pals with Salvy, Shorty, Terry and Hershey . , . spends Inost of her time at the BQ .... Plans for the future include being a beautician, Spanish Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Glee Club 4, Basketball Club 4, Dramatic Club 1. ANNA JEAN KELLER St. Leo's Terry . . . efhcient, competent commercial student . . . claims she likes a certain tall fellow with brown wavy hair . . . chums with Mildred, Margie, Ella and Gang . . . collects souvenirs and records . . . has a passion for sleeping, dancing at Monper's, Coverts, and St. Anthonyls . . . also loyal to North's basketball games , , , got a demerit on the hrst day of the demerit system . . . aims to become a speedy stenographer. Debate and Speech Club 1, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, German Club President 4, Dramatics 2, 4, Basketball Club 4. FRANCES KREPI' St, Joseph Fran'l . . . a quiet and unassuming lass . . . has pretty light blonde hair and amiable ways . . . pals with Ethel, Mary and Dot , . , a collector of photographs and fond of dancing especially at the Junior Prom . . , will make a competent oHice worker. Drainatics 2, Commercial Club 4, Benita 4. MARY KUHN St, Leo's Mael' . . . interesting yet quiet . . . prefers Bing Crosby's records . . . bosom pal of Ruthie . . . commercial work has preference in her life . . . dances for the exercise. Sewing Club 4, Vocation Club 2. Lois IsHERwooD ' ANNA JEAN KELLER FRANCES KREPP l NTI-XRY KUIIN PATRICIA LAMNIQCIC X TIIEI.IvIA LEHBERGER SAI.vATRIcE LENTINI , TIIERESA LoBosco - TIIERESA LABOSCO St, Joseph Terry . . . 21 rather quiet miss but very dear to all of us , . . known for her giggle . . . dancing, bowling, swim-- ming and golf are on her list of sports , . . life long friend of Ish, Salvy, Shorty and Hershey . . . spends most of her time at the BQ .... intends to be a beautician. Spanish Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Basketball 4, Dramatics 1, 2, Swimming 2, 3. PATRICIA LAMNECK Assumption Pat' . . . contagious smile and shiny blonde hair , . . a whiz on the basketball team . . , will never forget the show she and Pat Bailey staged . . . has a particular liking for the name Don . . , her sweet personality will help cheer her many futIIre patients. Glee Club 2, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, Sabeac 4, Basketball Team 4. THELMA LEIIBERGER Most Holy Name Thelm . . . humorous and full of life . . . constantly seen at a typewriter . . , dotes on chocolate sundaes and Redn . . . enjoys dancing at the Staff . . . will make a very capable stenographer. Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, Glee Club 4 Commercial Club Vice President 4, Bene- dicta 4. SALVATRICE LENTINI Mary Immaculate Salvy'l . . . always happy, always laughing . . . enjoys all sports . . . claims Spanish and study as favorite periods . . . pals with the gang . . . goes for the music of Vaughn Monroe . , . a future Florence Nightingale. Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Sabeac 4, Swimming 2, 3, Glee Club 4. AUDREY Loivirs GERALDINE MACK Lois MAl,0NEY Artem McDoNoUcH MARY Lowiue Ruru MAGES Ei.1zA1sisTH MATZ RITA MCSORLEY AUDREY LOMB St. Leo Audrey'l . . . the possessor of a very sweet disposition, a friend to all and everyone's her friend . . . spends most of her time at the movies, listening to the radio or dancing . . . mostly with Anna Jean, Mae, Mildred and Mary . . . l-las plans of adding one more Benedictine to the Bell Telephone Co. Library Club 4, Sewing Club 4. MARY Lowizie St. Joseph Mare, . . . quiet but affable lass . . . loves weiner roasts, especially when she looses her Weenie in the fire . . . dances at St. Andrews Lyceum . . . treasures her friend- ship with Ethel, Dot and Fran. Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Commer- cial Club 4, President of Commercial Club 4, Benita 4, Stu- dent Council 4. GERALDINE MACK St. Cyril Gerry . . . possesses a captivating personality . . . enjoys the Jinx in her life . . . talks on the phone for hours . . . one of the gals from Boggs, . . . likes the sound of that lovely last bell. Glee Club 2, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Per- sonality Club 4. RUTH MAGES St. Anthanasius 'iRuthieU . . . this sweet gal hails from West View , . . her artistic ability is splendid . . . likes the girls at S.B.A. . . . enjoys the Sanathan Club and her friendship with Mae Kuhn. Spanish Club 2, Sewing Club 4, Art Clulb 2, Dra- matics 4. Lois MAi.oNnY S. Francis Xavier Luigi . . . Always willing to take a dare . , . her sweet disposition and good looks are quite a combination . . . brown, naturally curly hair is always looking tops . . . claims dating is her favorite pastime, also ice skating, swim- ming and dancing at Savors . . . her favorite people are Vera, Pat, Dollie and Janet . . . hopes to be married but will be a secretary for a while. Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Sabcac 4, Basketball team 4, Swimming 2, Benedicta 4. ELIZABETH MATZ St. Benedict's, Canton, Ohio '4Diz', . . . quiet miss but always ready to laugh at a good joke . . . room 101 holds for her memories dear and gay . . . Enjoys sports and any activity with laughs . . . kept merry by Eileen . . . preparing for a religious life. Mission Club 2, Vocation Club 2, Choral Club 2, Vocation Club 4, Latin Club 4. AILEEN McDoNoUoH St. Peter Aileen . . . plays a solid piano . . , likes rainy days , . . excels in golf and swimming , . . seen with Loretta . . . will make a fine receptionist. Glee Club 4, Dramatics 4. l RiTA MCSORLEY Assumption Skeeds . . . The girl with the laughing eyes . . . people just can't help smiling with her . . . main interests are dancing, swimming, collecting records and N.C.'s bas- ketball and football games . . . pals with Tudy, Betty, Von- nie . , . hopes to attend business school and be a steno- grapher. Swimming Club 2, Vocation Club 3, Library Club 4, Commercial 4, Dramatics 4. BARBARA MURPHY St. .flnthanasius Bobbie', . . . bursting with school spirit . . . nice complexion and matching hair . . . likes poetry . , . passes lunchtime by dancing with Dollie R ..,. best friends are R.O.I.,s. Secretary-treasurer Home Room 1, 3, Benita 3, 4, Co-Editor Benita 4, N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. Secretary 3, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Swimming 3, Student Council 4. EILEEN OlBOYLE St. Ann Ine'l . , , typical Irish wit and personality . . . is con- stantly imitating people, especially relatives . . . used to ring the class bell ,til her alarm clock went off in Latin... will make a wonderful Benedictine, as she had made a per- fect school chum. Vocation Club 2, 4, Home Room Secre- tary 2, Latin Club Vice President 3, Dramatics 1, 2, 3. HELEN OECHSLIEIN Nativity 'fSis', . , . small package of dynamite . . . main interests are french fries, North Park and Monper's treasures four year friendship with Val, Elayne and Ruthie . . . Tom Tomsm are on her mind constantly . . . Always paying the Bill, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Vocation Club Vice President 3, Swimming 2, 3, Basketball 4, Benita 4. RUTH CJSBORNE St. Peters Run . . . a blonde with energy, will do great things some day . . . Loves books, music, Millvale, North Park and Etna . . . will always remember The Kids and the Etna Boys, Lou and Val . . . Debate fiend . , . Hopes of going to college to be a Lab. Technician, Library Club 1, N,F.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. Treasurer 4, Science Honor Society 3, 4, Paper Staff 2, 3, 4, Year Book Staff 4, Science Club 4, Glee Club 2, German Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, President of Class and Home Room 2. AUDREY Prien, Most Holy Name PifHe . . . The little girl with all the ambition , , , going to go places . . . As her favorite sports she lists swim- ming and bowling also likes to write poetry . , . Marian, Margaret and jackie are just a few of the vast number of friends she's proud of .... Has every hope of being a woman in white. Library Club 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Benita 3, 4, Photography Club 3. MARY MARGARET PowERs St, Anthanasius Powersy . . . cheerful lass with a ready smile , . . glad she's living . . . very thoughtful . . . enjoyed making sandwiches in 403 . . . does not like ink spots on skirts . . . ideal nurse. Library 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Science Club 4, Glee Club 2. lVlARY CSRACE RATHGEB Nativity Graciell . . . musically inclined . , . lots of fun and usually smiling . , . loafs with Q.U.D ..,. St. Boniface dances or Doc attracts her , . . recalls the Junior Prom 446 particularly well. History Honor Society 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Sabeac 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming 3. . PATRICIA RIESMEYER St, Athanasius Patrick', . . . Holds the title of being chief artist of the class . . . seen everywhere with Jackie and Louise W. . . . can never wait till summer to see the Pirates play . , . most likely will teach when she gets through school. History Honor Society 3, 4, German Club 3, Art Club 2, 3, Photo- graphy Club 3, Dramatic Z, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Science Club 4, Benita 2, 22 BARBARA NIURPHY EILEEN O3BOYLE HELEN OEcHsLE1N RUTH OSBORNE AUIJREY PFEIL MARGARET MARY POWERS MAIIY GRACE RATHGEB PATRICIA RIESMEYER 'zaduafes 06 I Q48 MARY RocKRIcK lDOLORES RUK MARION SCHAEFER NIARIAN SCHANNO NIILDRED SCHENKEL RITA SCHWEIGER DOROTHY SILL JOANNE STEINER MARY ROCKRICK St, Maryis Marcy . . . friendly and helpful lass . . . is a nimble brain when it comes to mailing letters . . . vivid memories of the -Ir. Prom . . . main interest is in Tony . . . roams with Dolores and Edie. Commercial Club 4. DoI.oREs RUK St. Athanasius Dolly,, . . . lively little miss . . . bubbling over with nonsense . . . trips the Light Fantastic at the Sanathan and Monperis . . . cherishes friendship with Betty, Margie and Theresa . . . About her plans for the future she says: If he asks me, Illl say Ayesfl' Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Benita 4, Sabeac 4, Cheer leader 4, Vocation Clu'b 3. MARION ScIIAEFER Most Holy Name Marion'l . . . pleasant and likeable friend of all . . . inquisitive little lady . . . HNISI always know 'fwhyl' . . . pals with Rita S., Audrey P. and Ruth . . . intends to type her way to some one's heart. Dramatics 3, 4, Commercial 4, Swimming 3, 4. MARION Sci-IANNO St, Francis Xavier Marv . . . umm, that pretty strawberry hair . . . her hearty giggle can be heard anywhere . . . graduation will be her favorite day . . . dances at St. Boniface . . . seen with Faye and the gang. Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Personality Club 4. MILDRED SCHENKEL St. Joseph Mil,' . . . always chuckling . . . graceful on roller skates . . . claims Lexington as her second home . . . hockey is her spectator sport . . . has collected souvenirs galore . . . gathered the money for the Benedicta.', Vice President Home Room 2, Dramatics 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Bene- dicta 4, Library Club 2. RITA SCHWEIGER Most Holy Name Reets,' . . . has a splendid ambition . . . would like to be a good housewife . . . sweet and amiable . . . a true friend . . . proud of her niece . . . her cheerful attitude to- wards life will help her go places. Secretary-treasurer Home Room 2, Secretary-Treasurer Class 2, Dramatics 2, 3, 4. DoRo'rHY SILL Most Holy Name Dorn , . . terrific behind the wheel . , . wild about dancing, basketball, and swimming . . . also the f'CrowdU . . . will never forget Hallowelen of '47, Debating 1, N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, Vice President of N.F.L. 3, 4, Photography Club 3, Basketball Club President 4, Dramatic l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter on Benita 2, Alumnae Editor 4, Swimming 3, 4, Basketball Team 4, Student Council 4, Chorus 2, Clee Club 4. JOANNE STEINER St. Boniface jon . . . a very sincere and sweet miss . . . secret passion is Ray . . . enjoys the commercial course and would like to be a secretary . . . especially to the president of Vvest View Park. Library Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vocation 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Library Service l, 2, 3, 4. ELAYNE WESTERWICK Louisa VVINTERIIALTER Ffxvic Wooos ,l.AxcQL'ti,iNE ZIIXIMER ELAYNE XNESTERWICK St. Peters Slimy' . . . tall, dark and hmmmm . . . mad about Millvale, hay-rides, North Park, Etna boys and Harvey . . . values twelve year friendship with Val and cherishes her friendship with Ruth and Helen . , . agrees with Pat in her idea of a 'igood timel' . , . will go a long way as a model. Dramatics l, 2, 3, 43 Vocation 3, Benita Stall 4, Personality Club 4, Swimming 3. Louisa WINTERHALTER Nativity Lou . . . entered S.B.A, as a junior . . . can usually be found behind the library desk . . , gets a large charge out of climbing the mountain to school , . . always with Dot, Marie, and Edith . . . enjoys all sports. Library Club 3, 4, Sewing Club -lg Dramatics 3, 4. Fave Wooos St, Francis Xavier Dutchy . , . artistic miss . . . tap and ballet dancing holds her claim photography fiend , . . remembers school Proms vividly . . . enjoys the friendship of many, especially her dancing partner , , . intends to be :i professional dancer. Biology Club 2, French Club l, 23 Vice President of French Club 2, Orchestra 2, Swimming 23 Dramatics 1, 3, -lg Bas- ketball Club -lg Benita -l. ,lACQUliI.lNli ZIMMER St. Cyril Jackie . . . Poet and novelist . , . canlt decide if she is a Hornet or Peanut fun . . . always sees the humorous side of things , . , pals with Muriel and Patsy. . , will attend Pitt. Science Honor Society 33 Science Club President 4, Student Council 4. PRAYER FOR GRADUATES Dear God, bless those Whose noble diligence and kind attentions made our past happy, our future bright. The finest, purest gem in any Seniorls treasure chest is that which reflects, from a heart Filled with love and gratitude, our parents and teachers, we know now, if never before, that their criticisms and encouragements will be largely responsible for anything We may accomplish in life, and that their superiority was manifested in a gentler, more loving manner than any the future can possibly bring. Remember, Lord, that a full heart is also a heavy one, ease our burden by letting a little of the gratitude We have so seldom expressed spill over and at last reach those who so richly deserve it. Let them know, sweet -lesus, how much they mean to us, give them strength to persevere on their often cold and 'thankless path, and keep them warm in Thy heart, now and forever. Amen. OUR TEACHERS-GUARDIANS OF THE TREASURE CHEST REVEREND FATHER WIESMANN .,... REVEREND MOTHER M. GERTRUDE. . . SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. ANTOINETTE ...., PERPETUA ,.... BARBARA ...., LOUISE .,... AUGUSTA .... AMELIA .... REGINA .... GREGORY ,..,. HILDEGARD ,... LEONA .,..... PAULINE .... GONZAGA .... DEMETRIA ..,.... BERNARDINE .... CAROLYN ..,.... MISS VIRGINIA VEY ,....... MRS. ROBERT BRUGGEMAN.. MISS ELIZABETH WINGERTER .,... DOCTOR JOSEPH RAUTERKUS SISTER M. LIOBA .......,., . . . . .Chaplain, German ...........PreS1dent .............Pr1ncIpal . . , , . . . , .English, Speech . . . .Social Studies, English ................Latin . . . . .Commercial Studies . . . . . . .Mathematics, Science . . . . . . , . .Piano, Vocal Music Librarian, Commercial Studies Mathematics, Library Science , . . . . . . . . . , Science, Health ..........,.,EnglIsh, Chant .................HiStOry . . . . . .English, Mathematics ....................Science . . .English, Home Economics .................HiStO1'y . . ....... Dramatics .,.. .. ...Orchestra . . . .School Supplies uniofz Glass . . . Nearing Tveasure Island 1 From their freshman skating party and sophomore Cupids, Hop the juniors developed a technique for eloquent social activity and spon' sored the glittering Stardust Balln . . . a jewel in their crown of successes . . . Continuous leadership in school drives, school spirit . . . unsurpassed wit . . . striving to- ward the peak of education . . . Representing the garnets of the treasure chest these girls were constant in all their under- takings . . . Active in forensic work . . . And lives there an S. B. A. student who could ever forget that wonderful, hilarious production, 'iMagnolia . Arrived Hnally at the ultimate goal of all students. . . Seniors at last . , . -W3 ,,.,u,,, aw ' Lia-wav' I , , ' -at affair: Newt: 5 Marcella Kravich, Virginia Brady, Louanne Bar berie, Rita McDonough. Annaniae Hartman, joan Snyder, Angeline rloia Donna Higgins. FIRST Row- Left ro Right: Mary Ann Ross, Anne Davis, Mildred Baumbeck, Barbara Jar- vis, Flora Madden, Erma O'Boyle. Siscorvlw Row: Dolores Srsic, Mar- ilyn Ernst, Dorothy Link, Mary Rita Rockford, Pauline Bradley, Patricia McCue. Tinian Row: Audrey Kram, Christine Comella, Ethel jones, Carolyn Joyce, Rosemary Horne, Almeda Volzer. FOURTH Row: Rosemary Hun- kele, Ella Eagan, Mary Ann lfvans. THIRD Row: Bernardine Krantheim, Alice Weidner, Dolores Vanderwater, Betty Ligday, Mary McGill. SECOND Row: Ann Wenger, Kathryn Stokes, Theresa Anzaldi, Anna Mae Lang, Ann Snyder, 'Wilma Clark, Mary Grace Fleckinstein. FIRST Row: Coletta Mae Conley, Dorothy Bundy, Ruth Knoth, Marion Pavlis, Mary Jane Auth. THIRD Row: Frances Antanaecio, Lorraine Kress, Lois Kettel, Dorothy Shields, Jean Papania. SECOND Row: Nancy Lee Svoboda, Ioan Brelcer, Lorraine Saffer, Lorraine Bronner, Lois Jean Gaff- ney, Dorothy Schulz, Mary Lou Kummer, Edith Dolence, Lois Becker. FIRST Row: Judith Hoener, Margaret Haney, lirnestine Hepp, Audrey Zilles, Betty Ann Ryan, Maxine Howley. 27 Vice President: JOANNE Quoi.K12, President: JEAN LEUNSUXVSKI, Secretary-Treasurer: WILMA KAIQLIN. gopluomofze Glass Riding The Waves Rambunctious sophomores are the chrysolite in our treasure chest representing an antidote for the madness of their freshmen trials . . . Enthusiastic participation in all class and school activities . . . The never-to-be-forgotten class play proved to be one of the big events of the year . . . And then the long awaited and very successful sophomore dance. Initiating the freshies was a big day- revenge at last . . . It was fun to rule the green ones but each girl impatiently awaits the honor of becoming an upper classman. Under the leadership of their capable officers these sophomores have added to the treasure of S. B. A. and built the foundation of their future years. THIRD Row-Left to Right: Barbara Malone, Anna Marie Winkler, Dorothy Rooney, Mary Ann Urschler, Marlene Sabolovic, Bernice Gimber, Alberta Zoeller. SECOND Row: Florence Brandt, June Deegan, Sylvia Stenile, Anna Marie Klisavage, Ruth Stoecklin, Dolores Gruber, Paula Good. FIRST ROW: Martha Diekman, -loan Bnhl, Marie Huttinger, Barbara Neusch, Eileen Schmude, Marie Sehoen, Ruth Breitenbaeh. FIRST Row-Left to Right: Lu- cille Vlfinskey, Shirley Ulrich, lrlelen Rochforcl, Connie Kotva, Nancy Steele. SECOND ROW-Seated: Margaret Walker, Jacqueline D e r mic k, Florence Vunak, Leona Marchio, Marie Arch, Dolores Zilliox. THIRD Row: Mary Ann Weigl, Carolyn Meehler, Mildred Outly, Carol Ann Goetz, Virginia Gallu- gher, Martha Mallon, Shirley Weaver. FIRST Row: Eleanor Knoebel, Phyllis Aaron, Catherine Winter, .Arlene Soller, Margaret Murphy. SECOND Row -A Seated: Mary Della Hunkele, Margaret Hirrler, Theresa Ahearne, Catherine Ma- jestic, Dorothy Walker, Jean Bauer. THIRD Row: Lois Franz, Barbara Arm Smith, Evelyn Mary, Cath- erine Rhall, Mary Ann Zetwo, Ester Kiselka. FIRST Row: Rose Marie Naab, Mary Lou Wallace, Alice Jane Phillipp, Virginia Verbiscar, Mary Ellen VVescott, Margie Gibson. SECOND Row: Ruth Groesjean, Marcella Esswein, Elva Mae Dorsch, Dorothy Scherer, Marie Coleman, Barbara Rosenkranz, Georgina Barie. THIRD Row: Marlyn Huckestein, Mary Lou Nist, Mary Heyl, Clare Brill, Elva Cerney, Audrey Goetz, Mary Agnes Schmidt. gOPl'lOVl40'Z.Z 616255 . . . Braving The Storms FIRST Row: Alice Bailey, Rosemary Brennen, Dolores Fink, Marguerite Barberi, Marianne Shebler. SECOND Row-Seated: Nancy Coulehun, Ann Joyce, Mary jane Rodgers, Rutli l-luerbin, Connie McCater. THIRD ROW: Margaret Rossenberger, Mary Filsinger, Evelyn Hoffman, Dolores Bezila, Margaret Sweeney, Ruth Gordon, Rita Gordon. FIRST ROW: Catherine Heiin, Lois Funk, Rita Frank, Mary Lon Flynn, jane Urbanic. SECOND Row: Mary ,lane Baines, Audrey l-lelmstetter, lilizabeth Gigliotti, Mary Lou Smith, Jacque- lyn Hite, Lois Coffer, Adelaide Tasker. THIRD Row: Ruth Foley, Mary Lou Cornett, Frances Pecoraro, Mecleline Dugan, Helen Abmayr Mary Ann Weis, Dolores Garvey, Eileen Depp. 30 'Z8Sl'tl44Zlfl . . . Setting The Course The primary Htaddiesw of Alma Mater have long since outgrown their underwaterattitude . . . Although initiation should have had a drowning effect on freshmen, everyone swam through the ordeal with the agility and skill of a porpoisc. lt,s a complimentary achievement for every little tadpole to come to the top in ufroggien attire for the first time . . . The Freshmen Class, too, has come to the top through a successful skating party, active participation in school clubs and projects, and a constant high number of honor students . . . Htaddiesw anticipate jump- ing forward to three more happy years at S. B. A. Joyce Kahng Treasurer: Patricia Geislerg Presr dent: Margaret Mary Rauterkus fabsentl. Vice President: Nancy Hallerang Secretary FRONT ROW: Left to right: Aga- tha Pusateri, Marlene Mazur, Shirley Ladish, Anna Mae Mulig. SECOND Row: Gertrude'Ubinger, Ruth Zilles, Mary Ellen Criste, Rosemarie Faust, Mary Beck, Rita Werner. THIRD Row: Mary Ann Perlik, Eileen Nickel, Gloria Noe, Betty Muscia, Florine Logan, Maureen Balfe. FOURTH Row: Virginia Kovacich, Marie Beining, Vilma Lazar, Ar- lele Kearly, Lucille Loscar, Ellen Feeney. LAST Row: Cstandingj Donna Santon, Josephine Dariano, Mary Ellen McSorley, Helen Froehlich, Nancy Simpson, Patricia Mar- shall. freshmen Gla FIRST Row: Bernadette Grerch, Mary Lou Staub, Rose Ann Strab, Sylvia Muth, Clare Lowrie. SECOND Row: Jacqueline Bruelcer, Bar- bara Winter, Mildred Kummer, Doris Kute, Doris Doyle. THIILII Row: Mildred McCambis, Eliza- beth McCourt, Joan Heiclenreicli. FOURTH Row: Clare Funke, Martha Seethaler, Shirley Meyers. FIFTH Row: Patricia Batzer, Mary Elizabeth Braun, Jane Tarasi, Joyce Kirby. SIXTH Row: Patricia Milbert, Mary Harnett, Anna Mae Platek. SEVENTH Row: Gloria WVachter, Joan Myers, Alice Seskey, Joyce Kahn, Shir- ley Bundy, FIRST Row-Seated: Mary Ann Farrell, Dorothy Mae Sigmund, Beatrice Martin. SECOND Row: Seated: Margaret Kujbus, Patricia lrlouy, Marilyn Brandstadder, Anna May Miller, Irene Hawthorne, Clara Wurstlein. THIRD Row: Audrey Schliclc, Lorraine Geissler, Shirley Waltlorf, Gloria Elia, June Trapp, Joan Gebhardt, Xvllliiil Yokel. S'l'ANDING+fll1 Stairway: Ann Marie Peters, Betty Kress, Connie Steflil, Betty Claire Wallace, Joan Krey, Eleanor Malielc. Sailing Uncharted Seas . . . FIRST Row-Left to Right: Geraldine Gigliotti, Rita Tsehucli, Carolyn Portman, jane Rossen, Helen Paris, Anna Kaplack, .Xnna Mae Sehoenecker. SECOND Row: Mary lflore, Elaine Sturm, Jean Sapian, Helen Spinrller, Lois Singer, Kathryn Mc- Donough, Gloria hrhart, Almecla Conoran, Lois Baumheclc, Jo Ann Grant. S'rANoiNc:: :Xntoinette Saar, Virginia Meyers, Dolores Merriman, Margaret Mdflahon, Martha Miller, .Xrlene Coulehan, Cyrilla Grunrller, Dorothy Oechslein, l'llRS'l' Row: Maureen Merks, Mary jo Sell, jean Lieh, Rita Marie O'Neill, Rosemary Kemmerer. Sraeorfn Row: Carol Bonner, Angela Peeorao, Rose Marie Knauss, Joann Schaefer, Patricia Yockel, Nlarie Yarclis. 'liuikn Row: Betty Beggs, llclna Dehes, Celine Pfeil, Josephine Ciraula, Lois Sorg. l'lOUli'I'H Row: Mary Ann Miller, Florence Reuhelt, Margie Tamlinson, Rosenclla Tolino, Patricia Geisler. FIFTH Row: Celine Lhota, joan Chervenka, Lorraine Saar, Ruth Krah, Maureen Sullivan. EIGHTH Row: Patricia Monier, .lean Wentzel. 33 cfivifies pefzfecf Om gems WI'i'FVLllEi': ' - - ' . f J -5' fm 'vi' k H , - 'Sis i :, . ' .- nf :V X ' ' ,dl A , zrSEQ '.? 232 i'ff 2Lf??hJE'i54??I3I7Zi7S3-Affa?fSJi5ff1i QIf2f5i1 E-Eiffiiw' 7-L8 gelfw illfd . . . Treasure BENEDICTA Here are the upiratesv who collected and sorted our memory-gems, and who fashioned, with paper and pen, a chest to hold the treasured moments. Their primary aim has been to portray faithfully life at St. Benedictls from 1944 to 1948-its 36 Chest Diary . . . students with their joys and sorrows, troubles and pleasures . . . their greatest difficulty was an accurate reproduction of the complex activities and varied emotions of many individuals involved, and their only success Will be found in your en- joyment of these years through their eyes. Fuisr Row: Csczited on Hoorb: Mary Heinz, janet lidwzirds, Lois Maloney, Sucown Row: fseated in chairsji Mildred Schen- kel. Veronica Brunner, Val jean Halliecll, Louise Doherty, Shirley Docherty, Dorothy Bachmeyer, Jean Arch, Mary Rita Heim. THIRD Row: Cstandingbz Mildred Fencak, Eileen Bradley, Ruth Osborne, Rita Hohmzxn, Thelma Lehberger. Louise Doherty 37 gfudenf Gounci FIRST Row: Left to Right: Helen Roos, Dorothy Sill, Mary Lowrie, Ethelreda Himber, Marguerite Barberie, Barbara Murphy. SECOND ROW: Eileen Bradley, Janet Edwards, Dolores Brown, Jacqueline Zimmer, Jean Gonsowski, Marian Studeny. THIRD ROW: Rita McDonough, Natalie Bahl, Mary jane Auth, Anna Mac Hartman, Rita Frank, Marie Arch. STANDING: Lois Saffer, Ernestinc Hepp, Lois Becker, Margaret Rauterlcus. Leaders 111 Our uest f'Fort1me is zz lazy godclefx, She will never come to you , Our student leaders pictured here are probably the busiest girls in school . . . they realize only too well that ambition and perseverance-not luck -are the quickest ways to success . . . each is president of at least one thriving co-cirricular organization and active in quite a few others . . . their ideas and opinions form the basis for Academy life. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS S'l'ANDING4LClI to Right: Louise Doherty, Mar cella Kravich. Sl'l r1NG: Dorothy Seerhaler. 38 J Uocafional STANDING: Barbara Murphy. FIRST Row- Left to Right: Nancy Aaran, Jeanne Donovan Helen Roos, Joanne Steiner. SECOND Row: Wilma Clark, Angeline Toia, Mildred Baumbeck Barbara Jarvis, Marion Pavlic. 'LHIRD Row: Margaret Haney, Lorraine Kress, Anne Davis, Donna Higgins Virginia Verbiscar. FOURTH ROW: Flora Madden, Marcella Kravich, Lorraine Salfer Lorraine Bronner, Mary Jane Auth. Many are called . . . Few are chosen VOCATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS Rosemary Hunklele, Anne Wenger, Barbara Murphy 'lihe most pressing need in the Christian world today is laborers for the vineyard of unbaptized souls . . . Vocation Club members themselves may never answer Christ's call, but their chief work is to pray that other chosen souls may obtain the grace to forsake the World and lead others to God . . . Members find solace and encouragement in their heavenly advocate, Helen Mihm, First president of the club Who died in 1946. 39 The genifa Periodical appearance of the Benita formed a perfect backbone for the student body . . . doubling as town crier and catalyst, each edition was an organ for announcing to S. B. A. and the world our Hgoingls onl' at the Academy . . . A competent staff accomplished the task of mix- ing the homogenous ingredients of the various class spirits . . . The Whole school kept ears glued to Dot Seethalefs 'lKeyholel, for the latest news on current dates, steadies, et al . . . Benitals history was a complete and unqualihed success for the scholastic year, 1947-1948. BENITA EDITORS Barbara Murphy, Helen Roos. -LO BUSINESS lithelreda Himber, Frances Krepp, Muriel Bradl, Mary Lowrie, Ann Horn. PAPF R STAFF STANDING: Dorothy Seethaler, Ra- tricia Bailey, Annainae Auth, Faye Woods, Dorothy Sill. SEA'1'iin: Marie Abmayr, Vera Holden, Elayne Westerwick, Jeanne Donovan, Audrey Pfeil. Q.,-1-.-:.-:.s.,S LATIN OFFICERS Erma O'Boyle, janet Edwards, Audrey Kram. falin When In Rome . . . Cicero in today's fast-moving World . . . Latin in S.B.A.,s cool, quiet classrooms . . . Why is it that only a small segment of the student body recognizes the need for advanced courses in Latin? . . . The thirteen members of the Latin club are' swift, strong apologists for this classic language . . . They see that it aids much in college work, and that it is indispensible to most of the pro- fessions . . . The other classes love to pause a moment at Room 202 and hear Amor Vincit Omnian God Bless American or the Star S an- : P gled Banner sung in Latin . . . these serious, in- dustrious Latin students have learned more than syntax in their Latin class. SIEATED: Shirley Hartung, Mary Aflda Busse. STANIJINGZ Dorothy Link, Virginia Brady, Louanne Barberie, Mary Ann Fvans. filimt, Glul: S'rANmNc:: Mary june Davin, Edith Behr, Margaret Mary Powers, Audrey Pfeil, Audrey Lomb, Joan Steiner, Eileen Brad- ley. SEATED: Mary Adda Busse, Doro- thy Geast, Rita McSorley, Anna ,lean Keller, Patricia Riesmeyer, Muriel Brandl. There is no frigate like ,a book . . . BACK Row: Christine Comella, Margaret Rosenberger, Carol Ann Goetz, Mary Rockford. BOTTOM Row-Seated and Stand- ing: Edith Dolence, Lois Becker, Lois Kettel, Mary Lou Kummer. Our helpful, cheery libary assistants have never a dull moment in keeping their complicated files in order, books arranged, shelves dusted and difh- cult customers happy . . . all have been very generous in donating time and patience to stu- dents' needs . . . most are now experts in library technique. -lu. -EAW Yam . gggncg Phy B10-Chem STANDINC Left to Right Rita Hohman, Mary Margaret Powers, Shirley Gallagher, Patricia Ries meyer Marie Abmayr Mary une Davin. SEATFD Audrey Pfeil Bernadme Krautheim, Mildred Fencak, Shirley Docherty, Louise Doherty canne Arch Ruth Osborne Mary Rita Heim, Dorothy Froehlich. uScience is but a mere heap of facts-not a golden chain of truths, if We refuse to link it to the throne of God . . . Based on this principal S.B.A's. scientihc endeavors have been merged into one comprehensive organization . . . Held trips, lectures, book reviewsg all brought us that much closer to our Supreme Scientist . . . though meetings were not always regular, capable olhcers kept us in touch with Buhl Planetarium, River- view Observatory and all important events in God's scientific World. COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right: Thelma Lehbergcr, Mary Lowrie, Rita Schweiger. ommefzcial Fingers of Fortune Future powers behind the povverl' achieved eH71ciency and competence in their commercial studies . . . They added a charming note to the Academy pattern of melody as they typed briskly away to some bright, merry tune . . . Many girls have become such capable stenographers that they can take dictation, then transcribe and type it almost before the Words have been spoken . . . Businessmen will greet, with open arms, our graduates. FIRST Row: Dorothy Bachmeyer, Rita Mcsorley. SECOND ROW: Frances Krepp, Ethelreda Himber, Mildred Shenkel, THIRD ROW: Marian Schanno, Marga ret Benedict, Mary Rockrick, Dolores Dedig. FOURTH Row: Loretta Clare, Aileen McDonough. 44 BACK Row: Mary Adda Busse, Anna Jean Keller, Dorothy Seethaler, Jeanne Arch, Louise Doherty, Edith Behr, Rita Hoh- Inan. FRONT Row: Barbara Murphy, Dolores Brown, Audrey Pfiel, Marie Abmayr, Ruth Osborne. National Honor Society The Worries over lVlid-Terms had hardly subsided when a certain segment of our Seniors Qthose fortunate enough to have kept an average of 90 in every subject for four yearsj found a new source of anxiety in the facultyls solemn selection of National Honor Society members . . . the thirteen successful candidates were chosen on the basis of character, personality and leadership. Quill and Scroll Blunt pencils and dry pens . . . crowded schedules, long hours and troubled moments . . . all the tribulations involved in putting out a school publication were made worth While last March when our Academy journalists became members of the national association of high-school writers, Quill and Scroll. STANDING! Mary Rita Heim, Audrey Pfiel, Dorothy Sill, Mary Lowrie, Eileen Bradley, Ruth Osborne, Dorothy Seethaler, Marie Abmayr, Faye Woods, Shirley Docherty, Jeanne Arch, Annamae Auth, Corothy Bachmeyer, Ethelreda Himber, Mary Heinz, SEATED: Mildred Fencak, Janet Edwards, Jeanne Donovan, Vera Holden, Val Jean Halbedl, Barbara Murphy, Louise Doherty, Helen Roos, Mildred Schenkel, Rita Hohman, Ann Horn, Frances Krepp, Thelma Lehberger, i r ' - YW- --- , . is ,, ,emrammmwmm ,- ,, r'n.,.t r.,..,,, sa W ammsew-.W-'Q ..,. uw'--an-af, , --ya W,-'gf usic . . . . Speech of Angels Like mimic on the waterf if thy .meet voice to ,I me All through 80 separate lifetimes, some memory of melody at St. Benedict's will cling to 80 heart strings and tug at 80 hearts . . . Close your eyes and hear the Seniors, solemn, impressive, singing O Holy Night in the halls at Christmastime . . . the Glee Clubls clear voices sweetening the day with arpeggios and scales. . . the orchestra drilling a march or Waltz or just an exercise . . . the stu- dent body chanting a High Mass in early morning chapel . , . These are the experiences which lighten the effort of school life and fill memory,s lanes. Anna Marie Peters, Ethel Jones, Nancy Simpson, Margaret Rauterkus, Mary :Xnne Farrell, Marlene Mcisur, Mary Grace Rathgeb. Mary McGill, Dolores Srsic BACK Row: Loretta Claire, Nancy Aaron, Thelma Lehberger. FRONT Row: Aileen McDonough Dolores Billota, Helen Roos. Wind Instruments Orchestra y .ii fm si: FIRST Row: Virginia Brady, Louanne Barberie. SIecoND Row: Dolores Zilliox, Joanne Quolke, Marcella Kravicli. TI-IIRD Row: Mary Lou Kummer, Dorothy Link. ofzensics . . . Into one brief year, N.F.L. enthusiasts havel crammed several billion happy busy moments . . . their contributions to the Treasure Chest for 19471948 are a speakership in the House ofj Washington at Student Congress . . . a gavel for Extemp at St. Vincent,s . . . several medals in speech and a fine record of debating triumphs . . . Probably no one in Western Pa. has seen so much of early morning life in the Greyhound' station as have our Forensic-ites, since most tournaments involved a break-of-dawn departure from that point . . . Armed with a keen sense of personal honor and a driving dream of success, members of our three-year-old chapter carry the Blue and Gold to glory Wherever they go. I PRAY TI-IEE: SPEAK THE SPEACH QPIQAKER: Shirley Docherty, CHAIRMAN AT DESK: Shirley SEATED-Left to Right: Dorothy Sill CVice-Presidentb Rita Hartung. SIDE VIINVSI Marie Abmayr, Dorothy Seethaler. Hohman. STANDING: Louise Doherty CPresidentD, SFATED Ruth Osborne Crfreasurerj, Barbara Murphy. AIXIJIYK Ann Snyder Mirv Lou l ynn Barbara STANDINKII Ruth Knoth, Betty Ligday, Xllce Bailey Rosenlxrlnf Elaxnc ll estcrwick SIATFD mn Margaret Rosenberger, lVlary Lou Lornett Lois B c Mr Dolores X rnderxxater Dmrothy biflillll Franz. KNISELING: Ruth Gordon, Rlfl Gordon Bc good, ,rwfet maid, mid let wfz o will be cletfm'.', All the sheen on our treasure gems stems from that winner glowv which is a prerequisite to real beauty . . . Courtesy, cleanliness, reliability, in- itiative, attractiveness, honesty . . . The aim of S.B.A's. Personality Club is to assure every one of its active members a bright and bountiful future . . . Americals future mothers and career women are developing the fundamental points for a sincere, charming disposition combined with those ethical features which are the basis of character. Booxs IN HANIJ judv Hoencr BOTTOM ro lor' Rita Vlc Left to Right: Dorothy Seethaler. Ernestine Hepp Dnnough Lois Btelxer Vil can Halbcdl Lonnie Kotxx Ann Horneg Annzunae Auth. Back to Camera Vlarx lane Rodgers Catherine Rlnll olnn Schaefer BACK Betty Brown. akQll5cf+515!fPlltiisFf9 A ' 1 ,l . i l STANDING: Patricia Riesmeyer, Thomas Hursen, Patricia Bailey, Helen Roos, William Crowley, Arthur McCollum and Barbara Nlurphy. Ss'r'riNc:: Aileen McDonagh, Shirley lrlartungz, Veronica Brunner, james Pschircr, and George Pavlic. ON THE FLOOR: Thelma Lehberger and Shirley Docherty. eniofz Glass plat' HBOY WANTED CAST OF CHARACTICRS Cynthia Moran. . . . ,Veronica Brunner Adele Carpenter .,., .... P atricia Bailey Nancy Hill ...... .... l iarbara Murphy Doris, a Junior ...,. - . .Thelma Lehberger Margaret, a Junior. . . ..,. Shirley Docherty Linda, a Freshman ....,.....,.., . . .Eileen McDonough Mrs. Holmes, the Housemother .,...i. .... P atricia Reismeycr Professer Drake, Head of the School. . . .,., VVilliam Crowley Mr. Flynn,sa Mathematic Teacher ...,...,.. . . ,Arthur McCollum Miss Frances, a Domestic Science Teacher .... ..,.,.. H elen Roos Rodney Faulker ,.....................,.., ...Thomas Hursen Harold Rollins .... . . .james Pschircr Fred .......... . . George Pavlic Mr. Hill. . , . . .Duane Kent Mrs. Hill .... ....... M ary Lowrie Mr. Rollins .... .... VK 7illiam McGowan Mrs. Rollins ...... ..... S hirley Hartung Time: June, 1948 Place: The entire play takes place in a Sorority Room on the second floor ol the dormitory of the Ridgeway Academy for girls. 47 feafmingz Tomofzfzoufs 7-'zeasufze Q feisufze: 7-obawfs pfzize J I w2fis2?gi'51f Q k , si Mx Q x 3565552 ', wwffiwix ffl A , . 2-, X Q?:1fQSQ55 . 'ffyifl 'xfffgg , ug: VLSWF 'jg' 1 yilfaf 'Z' ::flE?5ff- ' .1 we M ,M 3,132 we 5 L, ,, 4 . 1 The fm? Us my glmeplaefzb . . Remember, O Most Gracious Virgin Mary Shirley Dnclierty, Barbara Murphy. I Will Go Unto The Altar of Goal .. ,I-Y9TfiSkExi2, 4f'L'l. -, A- Standing: Joanne Steiner, Dorothy Sill, Audrey Pfiel, Margaret Ann Benedict, Margaret Mary Powers, At the organ: Louise Doherty Seated: Patricia Riesmeyer, Cecilia Diel, Jeanne Arch, Shirley Q Qlmll 720i Want Hartung To know God, to love Him and serve Him in this world and to be happy with Him forever in the next. It is to help men realize this philosophy that our Catholic Church was founded by Jesus Christ. It is for this reason that we are here upon earth. But how may we learn to know God? We come to know God through the teachings of the Catholic Church, from Scripture and from Revelation. Once we know Him, we instinc- tively love Him and it is this love which prompts us to serve Him. VVe students of Saint Benedict Academy are very fortunate in the fact that we have all the necesary means at our disposal by which we may achieve this three-fold purpose of life-to know, to love, and to serve God. Each day in our Religion classes we are taught the truths of the Catholic Church. But that our faith may be a living, active, breathing force, we not only are taught the correct way of life but we are also given many opportunities to put in into every day practice. Each week we have the privilege of hearing Mass and receiving Holy Communion as a class. If we wish, we may hear Mass every day. Uur Chaplain, Father VViesmann, is very willing and happy to hear the girlls confession whenever possible. Our Chapel doors are always open for any girl who wishes to spend a few minutes with -lesus or with His Mother Mary. ' Every year we have the great advantage of making a retreat during which time we may get away from the hurrying, distractive world to commune with God alone. This year S.B.A. was especially blessed with having the Replica of Old Lady of Fatima for a nine day novena. Coupled with these days of special graces were the lectures of many zealous priests who spoke on the promises of Old Lady of Fatima. When the novena was over, the rosary was con- tinued each day by the student body. As a parting remembrance, the members of the senior class in a Day of Recollection had a final oppor- tunity to recall the three-fold purpose of a man in this life. Each graduate feels that from the training she re- ceives and the many opportunities for obtaining grace at Saint l3enedict's, she is prepared to face the world and its problems as a true child of God and soldier of Christ. 09,5 in is f'lleav'n This is My Body . , . This is My Blood Father VViesmzmn Greets Father Quigley aus sight will are wozlb . Greater Love Hath No Mun . . Father Norbert . . . Frieml and Counselor Reading Maketh A Full Man . . .Writing An Exact Man l Cnowe ge omes . . . isdom ingefzs KAgainst ignorance, the gods themselves con- test in vamu. With the Benedictine ideal, That God Be Glorilied in All Thingsv, the members of our faculty faithfully continue year after year to garner the sacred jewel of Catholic education in the minds and hearts of each succeeding gradua- tion class. They attempt to penetrate young minds with rays from that bright world of truth and knowledge. 'fUt in Omnibus Glorificetur Deusl' Repititio est mater studiorumn. What graduate from a Benedictine institution could ever forget those phrases or the earnest, preserving attitude they signify? Could we Seniors today ever erase from our mindfs eye those days and weeks and months spent in the sunny classrooms of our convent school, the long hours absorbed in solving chem- ical formulas or algebraic equations, the constant struggle against forces of ignorance, and the incessant repetition of truths which should make us good citizens and successful women? Many individuals, scornful of Catholic edu- cational processes, cannot understand the neces- sity for an academy such as ours. But we who know the compensation of being with the zealous sisters who view our young problems with the eyes of faith and trust, would not have missed these four, happy years for anything in the world. Pleasant memories of school life will linger long after our graduation. Physics, Trig, P. of D .... all the social and mathematical sciences take on a new interest and relation to one another as we see each in the light of Catholic philosophy. And through those classes which were solely religious in nature, we have learnt to view more clearly the earth about us and to face more courageously the future which con- fronts us. Hasn,t it been fun, now seriously, to think and dream for a few hours each day away from the noise and confusion of city life? And all of us feel that, though the schedule at times was strenuous fa good percentage of seniors have never had a study periodl, our relentless endeavors are worth all the trouble since we leave school with a far more rounded intellect and more complete per- sonality than we ever could have achieved any- where else. lWost of our former students, over the past thirteen years have become highly succesful in college and in business, while today's Seniors are already outstanding in inter-scholastic activi- ties, competition with all types of students and all types of backgrounds. We can sincerely say that no student from St. Benedictls who really interested herself in aca- demic principles ever has or ever will fail in at- taining her personal goals, for such is our heritage, the fruits of our labors, the end-products of a Benedictine education. gctwol mmf . . . M oz M31'iC Arch Margaret Hefrler Annu Marie VVinkler RZSZGQCI4 . . 56 Q0 9214 Rule DGLIS +. . . U Almeda Volzer Dolores Brown Joan Bzzhl . . . applicafion 57 W, +'2!f'5, W? yi Q cience .-Qe Key to G0d's Wonderlalid Xlllflflid lfenczlk, Flora Madden Mary A swf 5 ocial gfuaies Investigating the Problems of Democracy LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Steiner Louise Winterhalter, Dolores Ruk Betty Breitenbach, Helen Fiore Mary M, Powers, Missimw CLUB: Jean Sapian, Lois Kettel, Joan Heidenreick, Ann Coll, Mary Lou Kummer, Edith Dolence, Patricia Monier, Anna May Hepp, Natalie Bahl, Rosenella Tobino. fam Gluly .... Alas for the Rarity of Charity! . . . And now abideth faith, hope and charity, these threeg but the greatest of these is charity. 'lihese words of Christ symbolize the aims of the Mission Club- to spread good will, to teach faith and hope in God to as many people as its charity could inliuence. Because of its recent appearance, the organization has done unexpectedly fine Work this year and so it occupies a corner in our treasure chest among the other glittering jewels found there. lfach member of the club is a Co-Missionary who offers her prayers, works and activities of one day in the week for an adopted missionary. In return she is re- membered in the Masses offered by her missionary. Members also pray daily for priests, nuns and brothers laboring in mission Helds and ask God to send them more helpers. The Co-Missionaries have instilled a reat love of charit into the student g Y body by sponsoring benevolent campaigns in which all took part. During the season of Advent, Holy Childhood seals were sold in unexpectedly large quantities due to the campaign message daily sent over the P. A. System. Food packages were sent to Europe for Christmas. QLetters of acknowledgment followed the bundles.j A similar drive is to be launched late in the spring by the ofhcers of the club. The Mission Club has undoulbtedly brought blessings to us for it has followed the pattern of Christ's teachings and has succeeded in its aim to instill charity and good will among its immediate members and among strangers. 61 Dolores Bilotta, Faye YVoods w en tloung in heafzf, lilfe seems gat, . Old Testament wisdom tells us that 'fa merry heart maketh a cheerful countenancen . . . If 'tis so, we are developing a mighty crowd of merry hearts here at St. Benedict's . . . Note the sweet faces exhibited in these moments of relaxation . . . not only Irish, but German, Swedish, Dutch, Polish and Slovak eyes are smiling in blissful anticipation of beautiful things to come . . . Youth is not always gay, but disappointments and juvenile heartbreaks found more than a measure of recompense in our socials, plays, and proms. Trust us to keep bright this flame of youthful exuberance through the long winter of adult tribulations. Music Maestro, Please STANDING: Rosenella Tolino, jean Keel, Dolores Hansel, Mary Ann Perlick SEATED: .-Xnne Purcell, Leonilcla Schafer, Mary Ann Miller, Florence Reubelt The waltz you saved for me. Senior Prom . . . Sweet memories Civiliaztion? Take it away! Forecast: Spring BACK Row: Thelma Lchherger, Faye, Woods, Betty Breitenbach, Ruth Hepp, Father Norbert, Pat- ricia Lamneck, Rita Hepp, Veron- ica Brunner, Helen Fiore, Marie Abmayr, Barba ra Murphy, Jeanne Donovan. ' BACK TO CAMERA: Marian Schanno, Mary M. Powers, Aud7 rey Pfeil, Nancy Aaron. The pause that refreshes anbiblti given ing . . . Life Can be beautiful. There were ten pretty girls Don't walk on the lawn. Please, Cis, don't do it! What's this? A double exposure. Sweet and Lovely. Oppslcloift clrop her. Lovely scenary! A smile will go E1 long way Umm! Tastes pretty good, Line forms to the left. Auf Wieclersehn All by myself in the morning. My friend, Irma. 65 6722 ... Lazy bones. Relaxing in St, Josephs Park. ln the shade of the old Maple tree just thinking it over. Thought you were Pitt students, Huh! lfancy picture posing. Bosom pals. My-those pretty faces. Who robbed the pear tree? By the little red school house. In my solitude. Colne on Dot-tell us more. 66 flue gcene . . . Miles cfsmiles. Sleepy Time Gals. May day, Sitting pretty. What! Leap frog? Going my way? ln the good old suininertime. Clinins from waxy back. Come on teaml Pray for us , , Typical trio. Patsy, why so pensive 67 GRATIT DE LEFT 'ro RIGHT: Mary R, Heim, Betty Brown, Anna Mae Auth, Dolores Ruk. Memory of the Heart . A Fervent Prayer for Our Patrons ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Seniors are grateful to Mr. Martin Herrmann and Bud and Frankl' of Strem Studio .,.... Mr. Don Young ,..,.......,........., Pontiac Engraving Co. ...,.,.,. . Shelley Craft Co. ....., 4 King-Murphy Press ..., Sr. M. Antoinette ,..,.. Sr. M. Louise ,,..,,...,. Members of the faculty ..,. Students of S.B.A. ....,.... . Their Parents, Alumnae, Reverend Fathers, Societies, Friends, and Commercial patrons for for for for for for for for for for their splendid photography his planning of the Annual their excellent engraving manufacturing the covers printing the Annual her encouragement advising the staff their kindness their line help their generous financixil support To friends and all persons Who have in any Way aided and encouraged us in the production of this annual, we express our most sincere and heartfelt appreciation. They have made this edition of the Benedicta a reality. 68 Thank you, patrons. The Adviser and Staff. ALUMNAE Some oT The mosT hearT-warming responses in our acl campaign came Trom Tormer sTudenTs who generously conTribuTed To The school clrive, Though Tor mosT oT Them Their personal TorTunes have noT yeT been eslrablished. lfklumnae musT have a very vivid recollecTion oT The Trials involved in puTTing ouT a yearboolcl Arch Sisters Lois Jane Albert Patricia Auer Virginia Balzer Bernice Balzer Alma Best Rita Best Irene Beuchele Bernie Boskovic Barbara Bradley Mildred Brady Kathleen Breitenhach Evelyn Brown Margie A. Brunner Riose Marie Brunner Helen Callahan Mrs. John G. Conley CSchannoD Mary Coscia Mrs. F. Craig Evelyn Crawford Rosemarie A. Erny Mary Thelma Fairley Ann Ellen Flynn Virginia Froehlich Irene T. Gsell Mary Ann Hampel Trudy Hartung Mary and Dolores Heyl Rita Hock Alma Hohman Kirner Sisters Ruth Krepp Jeanne Kress Jane Marshall Rosemary McCarthy Rita Mae Michaels Betty Monahan Porter Sisters Lois Pscherer Marian Rodgers Mrs G A Depp CDielD Ruth Rossen Mrs. Raymond Schmitt CHeppD I-IONARY PATRONS Abmayr, Bro. George, S. M., Mount St. John Beck, Rev, Leo J., Saint Peter Church Benedictine Fathers, Saint Boniface Church Burke, Rev. James, Saint Peter Church Campbell, Rev, James D., Saint Peter Church Daller, Rev. Lambert, Saint Mary Church Flaherty, Rev. John P., Saint Peter Church Forney, Rev. A. W., Saint Joseph Church Geibel, Rev. Henry, Connellsville, Pa. Grundler, M. A., Rev. Eloy I., Assumption Church Hanlon, Rev. Thomas John, Saint Athanasius Church l Heinrich, Rev. Edward A., Nativity Church Kopecky, Rev. Joseph A., Assumption Church O'Brien, Rev. Markus, Saint Catherine Church O'Shea, Rev. Francis F., Saint Peter Church Roll, Fr. Bertin, O, F. M. Cap. Schoppol, Rev. Aug. H., Saint Theresa Church Schuetz, Rev. Paul' M., Saint Joseph Church Thessing, Rev. Henry J., C. S. S. P., Sacred Heart Church Wiesmann, Rev. Charles, Chaplain, Saint Benedict Vogt, Rev. August, Saint Athanasius Church Vogel, Rev. Cyrill J., Saint Leo Church White, Rev. Edward, C. S. S. L., Glenheld, Pa. Saint Saint Saint Saint Saint Saint Saint Athanasius Ladies Auxiliary Athanasius Lyceum Athanasius Mothers' Club Athanasius Young Ladies' Sodality Boniface Christian Mothers' Confraternity Boniface Lyceum Peter's Confraternity and Altar Society Father O'C0nner Guild, Nativity Church Young People's Club, Saint Boniface Church 69 Dorothy Schoenig Mary Virginia Schoenig Betty Jane Shumacher Betty Skovran Frances Staud Mrs. J. Maloneyl Staudl Bettie Stengel Rose Marie Tegethoff Mary Jane Segethoff Marcella Thaner Maryann Thaner Mercedes Thaner Ruth Urbanec Margaret Wagner Dolores H. Watterson Ruth Winters Mrs, J. C. White CDoughertyD Virginia Wolf Rita Diehl Evelyn Robertson Anna Schatzel Catherine Schatzel Academy Sop Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Aaron Mr. and Mrs, George J. Abmayr Dr. and Mrs. F. Arch Mr. Fred Auth Mr. and Mrs. F. Bachmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. George Behr Mr. and Mrs. John Benedict Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Bilotta Mrs. Mary Binder Mr. and Mrs. H. Brandl Mr. and Mrs. J. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. A. Breitenbach Mr. and Mrs. Charles.Brown Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brunner Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Busse Mrs. Marie Costantino Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Davin Mr. and Mrs. John Dedig Mr. A, M. Diel Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Docherty Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Doherty PARENTS OE GRADUATES Mr. and Mrs. C, M. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. G. Fencak Mr. Fred Fiore Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gerst Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Heinz Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Halbedl Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartung Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hepp Mrs. Charles Himber Mr. and Mrs. V. Hohman Mr. and Mrs. John Holden Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Horn Mrs. Mary lsherwood Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Keller Mrs. Joseph Krepp Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lentini Mr. and Mrs. Conrad A. Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Lehberger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lomb Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lowrie Mr. and Mrs. A. Mages PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Owen F. Maloney Mr. and Mrs, G. E. McSorley Mr. and Mrs. James G. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. A. F. O'Boyle Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Oechslein, Jr. and Mrs. S. R. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Pfeil Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Powers Mr. Robert T. Rathgeb Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Riesmeyer Mr. and Mrs. George Rockrick Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ruk Mrs. John Schaefer Mrs . H. R. Schanno Mrs. Grace Schenkel Mrs. Mary Schweiger Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Seethaler Mrs. Theresa Sill Mr. and Mrs. John Steiner Mr. and Mrs. Carl H, Westerwick Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Winterhalter Mr. and Mrs. James Woods Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Zimmer We sincerely 'rhanlc each one of you individually who helped us a success by his or her contribution. We are very grateful. May Mrs. Anna M. Abt Mr. Joseph A. Abt Mr. Joseph L. Abt Miss Margaret Abt Mr. Thomas J. Abt Ray Altmyer Mrs. Mabel H. Anderson Mrs. G. Anesin John C. Antony Henry W. Ard Mrs. Alida Atkens Audrey and Bo Mrs. Helena Auth William Bach Mr. Edward A. Bahl Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baier Penn Baking Joseph Baloh Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barberie S. M. Bassick Mrs. J. Baysek Boopsie Bea and Snuffy Mr. and Mrs. John H. Beggs Helen Behr Mr. and Mrs. A. Berarclinelli Rita Best Theresa Bestic Mrs. John Bezila, Jr. Andrew A. Bienemann A Friend James J. Birsic Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bradac Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Brady Anna Wahler Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Brandstatder Mrs. Hilda Bray Lois Ruth Bray Ethel Brendel Brogan's Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bronner Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brown Jacqueline 'Brucker Mr. John Brucker Mrs. John Brucker Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bruckmiller Mary Gratson Mrs. Rose Marie Greb Mrs. Lena Greer Mr. and Mrs. George F. Halloran Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hanahan Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Hanahan Virginia Hanahan Mr. and Mrs. B, J. Hawthorne A Friend Rosemary Hawthorne Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Heid Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Heller Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hempel Dr. G. E. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. John Herrler Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Hepp Mr. Wm. B. Heid to make our annual God bless you. Dr. H. R. Primas Dr. H. R. Primas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis G. Piepcr Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Purcell Virginia Dehler Purse Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Quolkc, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Quolke :cRalphu A Friend Robert J. Rau J. A. Rauterkus Celia Rebholz Wm. J. Redman Mr. Harry M. Reed, Jr. Joseph Reina Connie Riccelli hia Rickard Mr. and Mrs. George Hilf Emma Hildenbrand Margaret Himber Harry Hite Louis F. Hocevar Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralph Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hofmann Mrs. Sophis Horn Mrs Mrs . Ottilia Horn . Elizabeth Huckestein Rita Hunkle Beverage Mrs Mr. . June Hunt Robert Hussing Mr. and Mrs. E. Risch Mrs. Agnes Robertson Mr. John Rodney Miss Anna Roesener David M. Roll Arthur Rooney Mr. and Mrs. William J, Rooney Dorothy Rosenberger Ross and Roca Patsy Rusch Miss Josephine Ruzzinl Arthur Salvatore Mr. James lsherwood Mr. and Mrs. John Jablonski Thomas Janda Jr. Mrs. C. Jayre Mrs. Charles Kalb Marge Kambic Mrs. Mary Kane Friend Herman A. Karcher Barney O. Kaye Mr. and Mrs. William A. Keay Charles H. Keller Miss Mary Keller Miss Rita Kelly Dick Keenan Mr. J. Wm. Kerns 70 J. G. Sapian H. M. Sarver A. Schaefer Stock-Schaef-Miller J. Wihant Mr. Mis Jacob Schauh s Margaret Schlereth Paul W. Schlereth Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Schlick Mrs. Agnes Schmidt Mrs. E. R. Schmude im Schmidt J' Mrs. Roger Schmidt Mrs. LeLo N. Schoenig A. A. Scholze Compliments of a Friend M r. and Mrs. Thomas P. Schratz Mrs, Austin Brunner Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brunner Compliments of a .Friend B, W. Bloch, Jr. Thomas H. Bond Dr. Frank Boucek Louis Bucher Margaret B, Bucklad joseph Bush Johanna Carley Mr. E. Carroll Mr. John F, Casey Chic, Bill--North Catholic Mathilda Cherinock Chester L. Ciriincione Miss Delia Clark Martin Comella Mr. and Mrs. S. Comella Stephen Comella Mr, Thomas J. Connelly Ted Cooperman Dr, and Mrs. Wm. J. Corsello Mr, and Mrs. Raymond P. Coulehan Mr. and Mrs. James bl. Cronin Anthony Curl Catherine Daley Mrs, john Danner A Friend Mr. and Mrs. W. Dauer Odelia Degenhardt Tom Dentici Mr. John C. Dbrmich Mr. and Mrs, Henry Diel Miriam J. Diel Rose Diel Miss Mary G. Doherty Flo Diettinger Anna Dolence Mr, and Mrs. Joseph L. Dopp Edith B. Dorsch Mr. and Mrs. Thos. L. Dougherty Mrs Mr. and Mrs. John Drabik Miss Margeretta Dreistadt Miss Marie Dreistadt Miss Martha Dreistadt Michael and David Dunn Mrs Wm, Egan Mrs. R. Elia Mrs, T. F, Emminger Geo. D. Engel, Jr. Mrs Fred L, Everson F astuca Mildred Faulhaber Mr. and Mrs. H, Ficter George C. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Fitzgerald Mr, and Mrs. L. J. Fitzgerald Helen Fitzgerald August Franze Mr. and Mrs. John bl. Froehlich i Victor Fucci Mr. and Mrs. Paul J, Funke Mrs. A. Funk Mathildia Gaertner Mrs. Mary Galayda Mr. and Mrs. Leo B, Gallagher Compliments of a Friend A. Gamelier Mrs. M, Garofola Mr. and Mrs. John Gaspar Mr. and Mrs. Gebhardt Mr. james Gibson Mrs. Robert Gibson Ir. Mrs, Rose M. Giger Mr. and Mrs. H, Gimber Joseph Giovengo Irwin Glassbrenner M. Glock Rose M. Goettman PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. John R, Good Miss Helen Kinder Marion Klaas Mrs, Ed. Knauss Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knight Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Knoth Rege Komraus J. V. Kotva Joseph F. Kozar Mr, and Mrs. joseph Krah Dr, Martin Krauss Miss Stacy Krepp Gladys Kruse Alice D. Kunzler Mrs. George Kunzler Mrs. C, Kute Mrs, Dorothy B. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Link Mrs. Theresa L. Link Marian S, Loebig Marie C. Lomb Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Madden Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Magerl Butch Mahony Friend Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Mallon John J. Maloney A ' Mrs. Mary C. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Mansmann Mr. and Mrs. David M. Martin Alibert E, Markey Mr. and Mrs. George Marnell Mr. and Mrs. C. Marshall Guy Marsica Mr. and Mrs, E, A. Marx Mrs, May Edmund L. McBride Mr, and Mrs. Frank McClaim Bob McCos'by Mr. Walter McDonough Mary and Cecil McDatmott Mr. and Mrs. McElwee Mr, and Mrs. F. McGuire Mrs. Anna McKenna G. O. McMurry McNamara's Miss Margaret Melcher F, E. Meuller Mr, and Mrs. Louis Meyerl Michelucci and Ffrrari Mr. and Mrs. Meari Miller Martha Miller Mr. and Mrs. Martin Miller Mrs. Oliver Miller Patricia Monier James Muro Mrs. Bertha Murphy Mrs. Robert Murry Cora Muzyk Paul Muzzio A Friend Mrs. Marie Myers Eddie Naab Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Naab Rose Marie and Loretta Naab Mr. Nason Mrs. Mary E. Neidhardt Margaret Nemec Mr. Nibbs Art Ober Compliments of Mrs. M, O'Boyle Mr. John O'Neill Charles Parachino Thomas Parker joseph Pavilik Mrs. Frank W. Pelc Mr, and Mrs. John Pohl Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Peters Mrs. Joseph A. Pfisterer 71 Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Poslik Mr, and Mrs. A, Schrenk Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schubert Mr, and Mrs. F. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. John Schweiger Margaret Schweiger Mr. and Mrs. George Schwertz Billy Seebacher Mr. and Mrs, E, P, Shatlock Mr. and Mrs, Edward A. Singer Mrs. William Sirlin George Sloan Mr. D. Smith Mr, and Mrs. R. Snyder, Jr. Mr, and Mrs. Richard J, Snyder Richard Snyder, Ir. Alberta T. Snyder Mr, and Mrs. J, Roadville Mrs. Julia Srsic Mrs. Leo Stacklin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stack William G. Stack Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stander Vincent Staud Victor C. Steigerwald Geo, K. Stevenson F, J. Surman Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Svoboda C. C. Thackeray Faye and Arnold E. Thornburg Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tolino Edward Truran Mr. and Mrs. E. W, Tschudi Mrs. Hilda Tucke Mr. and Mrs. F. Tuminella Mrs. Cal Turner A Friend Mr, and Mrs. Gustave Urschler Vickie A. Vodarich Mrs. Bertha Voegler Grace Voegler Evelyn Voegler Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Voegler Mrs. Jos, Wagner Miss Catherine Walker A. Wandrisco Jos. F. Weis Mr. Edward C, Werman Mr. Joseph Wick Compliments of a Friend Richard Winkler Mr. and Mrs. Earl Winner Leo Wisnieuski Helen M. Weivel Mrs, Jos, Wiwel Mrs. Wolff John Wolff Oliver M, Wright Mr, and Mrs. Wurstlein Mr. and Mrs. Niclholas Yardis Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Zilliox Mrs. Earl Zacharis Leo Zilavy Marie Abmayr Millie Fencak Janet and Lou Vera Holden Rita McS0rley Rita and Bill Ruth and Henry Schaef and Schweig Thelma and Eddie Powersy, Susie and Piflle Bee and Dee SeniorsU Annamae and Gene Jack, Pat and Muriel W.A.M.S. Sophomore-Room 303 COMMERCIAL PATRONS Business firms whose advertisements appear in the Benedicta are very worthy of any patronage our readers could find occasion to give them. With the graduating class, certainly, they will always come first. I-lere's wishing one and all a successful com- mercial success. Sam Abbott Beer Distributor 3200 Brighton Rd. Ju. 2996 Pittsburgh, Pa. Wright Bros. Motors Inc. Pontiac Sales and Service 398 Perrysville Rd. We. 2280-228i West View, Pa. Canada Lite Insurance ll50 Union Trust Bldg. Atlantic 63I4 --lLinden I362 Pittsburgh, Po. Chris F. Striner Painting, Pointing, Cleaning, etc. 27l Chapin St. We. 0278J N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Edward J. Lovrencic Funeral Home 860 Lockhart St. Ce. I285 N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Michael R. Walter Ouality Meats and Groceries BI4 E. Ohio St. Fa. 2486 N. S. Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Edw. P. Mock Beer Distributor l453 Spring Garden Ave. Fa. 8l58 N. S. Pittsburgh l2, Pa. Joseph S. Gloeckner Coal Brigcuts Br Disco 65 Mt. Vernon Ave. We. 2670R Pittsburgh, Pa. J. McKain 8: Son Hat Cleaners 636 Penn Ave. At. 9332 Pittsburgh, Pa. Huch Service Lubrication-Washing-Tires-Batteries R. D. 7 Bellevue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone: Pe. 9992 H. 'Cusson-Furrier Fur Storage - Remodeling Dollar Saving 8: Trust Bldg. 524 Federal St. Pittsburgh H. P. Lichtenthaler Insurance Agent 81 Broker 3Il Fourth Avenue Pittsburgh 22, Pa. Johnston Br McCallum, Inc. Wholesale Florists IOI Ninth St. Vi 2-220 Pittsburgh, Pa. Dressler's Dairy Pasteurized Dairy Products 2304 Charles Street Fa. Il22 N. S. Pittsburgh I4, Pa. Walter J. Sperling Funeral Home 622 Lockhart Street Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Balint's For The Best In Food lO0l Haller St. N. S. Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Compliments ot C. R. Fundenberg, Jr., D.D.S. 76 Chalfonte Ave. We, I796 West View, Pa. Stauder-Engraving Company Mrs. J. Carroll tAgentJ 204 North Fifth St. Youngwood, Pa. Eastwood Realty Company Realtors - Insurance - Mortgages 2818 Robinson Blvd. Phones: Ch. 3730 and Pe. OI92 Harris Perry Theatre Bring The Family 390l Perrysville Avenue Fa. 3700 Pittsburgh, Pa. C. Moeller Auto Repairing and Towing Rear 4601 Perrysville Road We. IOO4 Bellevue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ann Radovic Metropolitan Lite Insurance Co. I554 East Street Ce. 83I2 Pittsburgh, Pa. GoIdie's Men's Wear Where Customers Become Friends 3203 E. Ohio Street Fa. 4556 Pittsburgh, Pa. Rose Beauty Shoppe Rose Baur-Proprietress l3ll Shettield Street Ce. 5087 N. S. Pittsburgh I2, Pa. We. 0769 HOTPOINT H. M. Kanary Radio Service 4243 Perrysville Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Raehn 8: Company Plumbing Contractors SI4 E. Ohio St. Fa. 0509 N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Robinson's Ladies' and Children's Wearing Apparel IOI-l03 E. Ohio Street Ce. I2l3 or Ce. l03I Nick's Tavern 98 Center Avenue Corner Park Avenue West View, Pittsburgh, Pa. Koch Brothers Troy Hill Real Estate I6I0 Lowrie St. Ce. 3354 Pittsburgh, Pa. Silvie's Jewelry - Watches - Diamonds 3937 Perr sville Ave. Ce. I72O Y Pittsburgh, Pa. Fort Pitt Typewriter Co. Portable Typewriter Headquarters 644 Liberty Avenue At. 8320 Universal Radio Service 9 S. Howard Avenue Ju. 2243 Bellevue, Pa. H 8: T Motor Service We Repair All Makes ot Cars 3862 East Ohio Street Fa. 7785 Pittsburgh I4, Pa. McFarren Typewriter Co. 80l Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh 22, Pa. At. 7444 Northern Light Company Everything Electrical 2l9 E. Ohio Street Fa. 3366 Pittsburgh, Pa. John U. Young , P,-escripfgon pharmacgsf Congratulations to the Class of '48 assi California Ave. Li isa: A thinking fellow calls a YELLOW Pittsburgh, Pa. G-Rant 8IOO 72 Acme Vending Machines 14:5 Firth sr. Ce N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. The Knights Lite Insurance Co. of America 852 Ridge Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh IZ, Pa. Sterling Cleaners I5 Bellevue Avenue We. ll West View 29, Pa. Croke Distributor 3I2l Shadeland Ave. Linden 7873 Pittsburgh, Pa. West View Garage, Inc. 4833 Perrysville Road West View, Pittsburgh, Pa. Howard's Grocery Store 22l Belleau St. Ce Pittsburgh, Pa. Standard Printing Company Joseph L. Wiwel, Manager I329 Lake Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. W. E. Schatzman Your Neighborhood Drug Store I008 Madison Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Lane O. Richard Warrendale Crossroads Pittsburgh, Pa. Bradley Auto Parts Perrysville l2l0 R. D. No. 7 Pittsburgh 2, Pa Zwiclr's Gulf Service 9l5 E. Ohio Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Brighton Pharmacy 3800 Brighton Road Linden 7878 Pittsburgh, Pa. Chateau Motor Sales Liverpool 8: Chateau Sts. Cedar 8737 Pittsburgh, Pa. Henke's Markets I627-I7O0 East St. Cedar 3934-i002 Pittsburgh, Pa. Commercial Body Builders Co. 2227 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Grorlt 3839 For Better Cleaning Helen's Cleaners l720 Hatteras St. Cedar 835i Rox Arena Ice Skating Rinlc Mcliees Rocks, Pittsburgh, Pa. Federal 75l9 A. J. Zilliox Plumbing Contractor I92I East Street Cedar 5460 Pittsburgh, Pa Purity Daisy Farm L. J. Brunner, Proprietor Jacks Run Road We. I957R Stephen Br Co. 207 East Ohio St. Pittsburgh, Pa. Fairfax III64 5l I9 0639 Schneider 8: Heeg Fire and Automobile Insurance 406 E. Ohio Street Fa. 5IOB N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Paramount Glass Co. Plate and Window Glass I7I2 Laurel St. Ce. 0786 Pittsburgh, Pa. Kraus Press Special Wedding Announcements 36l3 California Ave. Ju. 7292W Pittsburgh, Pa. North Boro's Distributors, lnc. Soft Drinks and Beverages 47l Perrysville Road We. l30I West View, Pa. Burchett's Watch Repair Second Floor Above Bard's 420 Perry Highway West View, Pa. Townsend Bros. Ouality Meats At Low Costs Stand 9 Br I0 Allegheny Market Fa. N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa, Sickles Auto Body Wrecks Rebuilt 29ll East Et. Pittsburgh, Fa. 2577 and Ce. 5059 E. 8: O. Monper Babcock Blvd. Dine and Dance Mi. 2185 Pittsburgh, Pa. Derr-Wolfe Agency, lnc. I252 P Perrysville Road We 0800 At the Horseshoe Bend West View, Pa. Dutifs-I ron City College 424 Duquesne Way At. 4875 Pittsburgh, Pa. Albert A. Novak Funeral Home 33I3 Brighton Rd. Li. 3021 Pittsburgh, Pa. A. J. Schlosser Choice Meats Stands ll and 95 N. S. Market Ce. 5452 Pittsburgh, Pa. Blind Floral Co. Say It With Flowers West View Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone We. 1005 West View lce Co., lnc. Distributors ot Beverages l59 Perry Highway West View, Pa. Phone We. l5l5 Wellington Pharmacy John W. Noone, Ph. G. 644 Center Ave. West View, Pa. We. 0230 Oscar P. Matous-Optician Room 4l4 Dollar Savings Br Trust Bldg. 526 Federal Street Fa. 6602 N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Miller's Cafe Fine Foods and Liquors 3B53 California Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Linden I5Il Robert O. Jones-Funeral Home 3527 California Ave. Li. 8IJIO and Rosewood B89l N. S. Pittsburgh l2, Pa. Zwick 8: Weimer Stores Cor. East and Suisman Streets Ce. 4060 and Fa. 2202 N. S. Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Philip A. Brunn, Jr. Sanitary Contractor Perrysville l627 Box 44 lngomar, P 13. COMMERCIAL PATRONS Peter O. Hunger Musical Instruments and Repairing 424 Penn Avenue Gr. 5297 Pittsburgh, Pa. The Paul Gropelli Memorial Co. Monuments - Headstones i.Markers Chemistry Lane lAt Perry Highwayl We, 0803 West View 29, Pa. Louis A. Horn Dispensing Optician 82I Bessemer Bldg. Co. 5290 Pittsburgh 22, Pa. J. M. Malich Motor Supply Automotive Replacement Parts l500 Lowrie Street Ce. 7696 Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Walter L. Neely, Funeral Director l330 Pennsylvania Ave. Ce. 3309 Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Adam Melcher Carpenter and Builder 2035 Alfred St. Ce. 34l4 Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Allegheny Auto Body Co. i308-06 E. Ohio Street Phone: Ce. 2494-Day Fieldbrook 5756--Night Pittsburgh, Pa. Fanning's Drug Store Prescriptions Carefully Compounded I40I Columbus Ave. Ce. 4670 N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Lhota's Cate Chip Ott The Old Block I226 Spring Garden Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. North Side Floral Shoppe Owner: Jos. R. Schach B00 East Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Thrift Centre-Finest Foods 3892 Brighton Road Linden 5628 Pittsburgh, Pa. Winter's Bakery 305I Brighton Road and Pittsburgh Diamond Market House Pittsburgh, Pa. Bezila and Richert Registered Electricians Phone: Li. 5268-J Pittsburgh, Pa. Old Corner Drug Store 626 Chestnut St. Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Chestnut Curb Market 623 Chestnut St. Pittsburgh, I2, Pa. T. W. Dodds Modern Piano Shop IBOB East St. Fa. 4775 Pittsburgh, Pa. Stroyne's Food Market Meats - Groceries - Poultry l93l Beaver Ave. Ce. 0343 Pittsburgh, Pa. Knoblach's Furniture, Carpets and Appliances IBI6 Beaver Ave. Ce. 6022 Pittsburgh, Pa. Tubular Service Corporation l400 Nixon St. Fa. 6925 Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Cowan Manutacturing Co. II6 Mendota St. Fa. 5l66 N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. North End Cleaning and Tailoring Shop 3885 East St. Fa. 8069 N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. 73 Knaus Bakery Wedding and Birthday Cakes Perry Highway We. lB57 Coates, Gregg 8: Millar, lnc. Ottice Furniture 437 Liberty Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Court 4lB0 Wiegancl's Cafe and Restaurant 422-424 Foreland St. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cedar 9957 F. J. Santora, M.D. ll05 Federal St. Pittsburgh, Pa. Fairfax 4052 Cunningham's Dairy Store I509 Pennsylvania Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Fairfax 0764 Golf Course Supply Co. Everything tor the C-olf Course Smithfield 8: Carson Street Court 2496 Hite's Friendly Drug Store 3900 Perrysville Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cedar B300 Jankus 8: Adams Perrysville Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cedar 5lO0 William F. O'Brien Funeral Director 3724 California Ave. Juniper l6B0 Provident Trust Company Pittsburgh, Pa. Cedar 2600 Books Shoe Store 440 Market Street Court 8370 Edward A. Zilian Pharmacy 3B9B Brighton Road Li. 2604 Dave's Market 466 Perry Highway We. 0964 John A. Freyvogel, lnc. 3406 Fifth Avenue Ma. l665 Wm. H. Layland 8: Sons 1000 Reedsdale St. Fa. 5529 Papencordt's I2I0 Federal St. Fa. 6338 Stephen's Market S. C. Zaremba, Prop. lngomar Road, lngomar Li. 9873 Crescent Distributing Co. 39I0 Perrysville Ave. Fa. B900 WEST VIEW PARK CO. Pittsburgh 29, Pa. We. IOIB Perry Flower Shop 3890 East St. Fa. 9871 New Market I23I Pennsylvania Ave. North Side, Pittsburgh Fa. 0054 B. B. Devlin Funeral Home 602 Shermann Ave. Fa. 2578 Pittsburgh, Pa. George Heard Funeral Home 4047 Perrysville Avenue Phone: We. 0200 Uniled Eleclric 8: Hardware 3728 Brighfon Road Phone: Li. 6695M Jos. A. Papperl 8: Sons Funeral Service 711 Lockharl Slreel Phone: Ce. 2425 Lee BiHner's Mobil Slalion 155 Perry Highway Phone: We. 9906 Complimenls of Mawer 5 8: I0 3919 Perrysville Avenue Buzz Cahill Gulf Service 3027 Brighfon Road Phone: Li. 9982 Pefe's Tavern Wines - Liquors - Beer 814 Madison Avenue Ce. 9902 Pillsburgh, Pa. Shumacher's Reslauranf Perry Highway Brighlon Marllel J. G. Fencak, Prop. 3242 Brighfon Road Li. 2600 Alberl B. Henninger Funeral Home 4635 Buller Slreef Sc. 2420 Sommer Jeweler, lnc. 1524 Beaver Avenue Phone: Ce. 8507 B. E. Harenslti Funeral Direclor 191 Forly-lhird Slreel Sc. 3445 Pilfsburgh, Pa. Daum and Helm Hardware Co. 625 Easl Ohio Sfreer Phone: Fa. 3610 Harl Trouser Company 201 South Highland Avenue Em. 4400 Pillsburgh 6, Pa. Lebro Drug Slore Prescriplion Specialisls 501 Lincoln Avenue Li, 3000 Bellevue, 'Pa. Suburban Film Shop Porfraifs Zi Commercial Phofography 467 Lincoln Avenue Ju. 1696 Bellevue, Pa. Besl Wishes fo lhe Senior Class Moeller's Triangle Sfore 4601 Perrysville Avenue We. 1004 Krason's - Credil Jewelers Opficians 733 Easl Ohio Sfreel Ce. 2483 While Fronf Meal Marlxel 722 Easl Ohio Slreel Ce. 5234 Pillsburgh, Pa. J. C. Reslivo Cigar Srore 15 Wesr Park Way Ce. 8588 Peerless Under-wrifers 311 Ross Sl. 210 Ross Building Granl 9240 The Crowd Val Jean, Elayne, Rulh, Dol, Janel, Lois, Helen, Pal, Dolly, Vera. Joseph Abboll Dislribulors 350 Cenler Ave. Wes? View 29, Pa. We. 2262 William Weber-Tile Conlraclor 3943 Evergreen Road Piffsburgh, Pa. We. 0575 COMMERCIAL PATRONS Column House Paul Milligan, Mgr. 3208 McCluve Ave. N. S. Pillsburgh 12, Pa. Seipp Rubber and Equipmenl Co. 5205 Baum Boulevard Pillsburgh 24, Pa. Schenley 2555 Morgan's Dye Worlzs PiHsburgh's Modern Cleaner 51 Meade Ave. Bellevue, Pa. Linden 6400 Cornelius Papperl Funeral Horne 2705 Easl Slreel Cedar 0100 Wm. J. Keppel Cc. Kappel Jewelry Co. 6103 Penn Avenue Monlros 1000 lrwin's Drug Slore Prompl Delivery Service 401 Federal Slreel Fa. 83B8 N. S. Pillsburgh, Pa. George A. Cochrane Co. Conlraclors 1611 Branchporf Slreel Cedar 3127 Pillsburgh, Pa. The Romans, Bardways 45 Perry Highway Wesl View, Pa. Jimmy's Place Home Made lce Cream 57 Perry Highway Wesl View, Pa. We. 1396 D. M. Simon, Real Esfale l72 Perry Highway Wes? View, Pa. We. l780 Grace M. Kennedy, Hair Dresser 97 Cenler Avenue Wesl View, Pa. Roessler 81 Mueller 708 Easf Sfreef Pilrsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 6200 Julius' Cafe 1962 Lowrie Sfreel' Ce. 9915 3891 Brighlon Road Li. 9899 Brighfon lnn Koch Service Inc. 1300 Gardner Slreel Fa. 4026 Bellevue Eleclric 8: Radio Co. 527 Lincoln Avenue Bellevue, Pa. Ju. 6660 Cooliuhn Tea Room 560 Lincoln Avenue Bellevue, Pa. Ju. 0764 Scofl-Weir Dry Cleaning 1833 Lowrie - 1213 Spring Garden Avenue Pillsburgh, Pa. B660 Emsworlh Cleaners 233 Cenfer Avenue Emsworfh 2, Pa. Weigl Tailor Perry Highway - Perrysville, Pa. Perrysville 1824 Cornish and Reynolds 22 Norlh Diamond Avenue, N. S. 463 Lincoln Avenue Bellevue Piflsburgh, Pa., Ro. B366 California Inn 3637 California Avenue Li. 7573 N. S. Piflsburgh 12, Pa. Complimenls of Ollo Schweiger-Barber Shop 2005 Ml. Troy Road N. S. Pillsburgh, Pa. 74 Franlr Zak Florisl' Flowers For Every Occasion 540 Easl Ohio Slreel' Fa. 5800 Aefna Sign Company 131 Boulevard of the Allies Co. 5777 Piflsburgh, Pa. Complimenfs of Falcon Chemical Company 1312 Benlon Avenue Li. B240 Cornplimenls of Pill' Mefal Company R. A. Franz, Presidenf 4314 Main Srreef Ma. 1771 The Colonial Bowling Alleys 958 Ohio River Boulevard Li. 9958 Avalon, Pa. Burger's Barbecue Cor. of Camp Horne Road 8: Ohio River Blvd When The show is over, lhe place To go Is Burger's Barbeque in Emsworlh you know. J. J. Schano I0 Pocono Road Green Tree Builders Supplies Complimenls from W. H. Norris Builder To lhe Class of '48 Shavel's Grocery Sfore Finest Qualify Producls II09 Goellman Slreel Oscar P. Malous Opfician 526 Federal Slreel Fa. 6602 Franlx Pusaleri Fruils and Vegetables 1932 Easl Sfreel W. R. Reilly Co. Missions and Relreafs Promplly Supplied 737 Easr Ohio Slreef Fa. 0831 Furlong's Esso Service 3524 Easl Slreef Ce. 7582 Pill' Painf Co. 829 Easl Ohio Sfreel Fa. B329 Meyerl's Marker 2122 Easl Sfreef Ce. 2551 Robinson's Prescriplion Pharmacy 2105 Perrysville Avenue Ce. 3589 John Haerlel lnvisible Shoe Repairing BII Madison Avenue C. J. Ober Eleclric Wiring and Repairing 1529 Howard Srreel Ce. 5019 Brandi, Morlicians Perrysville, Pa. We. 1002 R. H. Windgassen Piflsburgh, Pa., Allegheny Co. Manchesler's 5-10-25c Slore 1729-31 Beaver Avenue Ce. 6483 H. J. Wielhorn Prescriplion Druggisf Corner Beaver and Columbus Avenues C. H. Kummer Meal Mariel Pe. 1012 Perrysville, Pa. W. W. Parlerson Co. Sleamboaf Ralchels 54 Waler Slreel Pillsburgh 22, Pa. Kroll Bros. Tire Company 2001-ll Chaleau Slreel' Pillsburgh iz, Pa. Charie's IBIS-1820 Beaver Avenue Phone: Ce. 6116 Wellingfon Service Perry Highway Xi Highland Ave. We. 9944 Wesl' View, Pa. F. J. Maloney-Opfician 6I47 Jenkins Arcade Piffsburgh, Pa. Aflanfic I388 Dodge - Plyrnoufh Wm. H. Bran? Sons I Wesf View, Pa. We. 2430 Ward's I44I Woods Run Ave. Juniper 0I32 B. M. O'HanIon, Opfician 2050 Jenkins Arcade Piffsburgh, Pa. AT. 0503 Walker 81 Dengler 3227 McClure Avenue Linden I8I4 Thompson Music Co. 3006 Preble Ave. Linden BIS7 Schellhass 8: Sons 707 Easl Sl. Fa. 6063 N. S. Piflsburgh, Pa. F. C. Hinkel 8: Bro., Inc. Flowers lfllnkel Road We. 2l00 Evergreen Dairy Millvale, Pa. Millvale I303 Ansfead LeHer Shop 335 Fiffh Ave. Al. 0792 Piffsburgh, Pa. MichaeI's Depf. Siore I7I8-20 Lowrie Sfreef Piffsburgh, Pa. Ce. 39I0 M. 8: H. Transporhalion 2222 Easf Sfreef Piffsburgh l2, Pa. Fa. 9507 Congrafulafions fo fhe Graduafes Rick's Service Sfafion 4705 Perry Highway Wesf View, Pa. McDonaId's Funeral Home 529 California Avenue Li. 7000 Pilfsburgh, Pa. Burger's Wagon Wheel Tasfy Food 909 Ohio River Blvd. Li. 9970 Avalon, Pa. Nafe's Cafe 8I7 Cheslnul' Sfreef Piffsburgh IZ, Pa. Ce. 9275 Chas. C. Reel Funeral Home 2I5 Wesf Ohio Sfreef Piffsburgh, Pa. Fa. 0495 Henry Wheeler 8: Son lI5 Wesf Ohio Sfreef Piffsburgh, Pa. Fa. l883 Norfh Ave. Building 8: Loan Ass'n. 8I2 Easf Slreel Ce. 60I7 N. S. Piffsburgh, Pa. J. F. Brasky Special Indusfrial 81 Commercial Lighfing 52 Terminal Way, Piflsburgh, I9, Pa. Complimenfs of Duffs-Iron Cify College 424 Duquesne Way, Pillsburgh, Pa. Aflanfic 4875 Beacon Dry Cleaners I330 Cenfer Ave. Wesf View, Pa. Wellingfon 2895 COMMERCIAL PATRONS, Sycamore Cafe Bu'IIer Sfreef Efna, Pa. Wm. Svoboda Meafs and Groceries 2806 Shadlin Avenue Hieber's Sfore Perry Highway Perrysville, Pa. Spagnolo Produce Company 2017 Piff View Avenue Joseph Giovengo, Fruif Sfore 3235 McCIore Avenue Li. 27lI Piffsburgh, Pa. Diamonds, Wafches, Jewelry Hamilfon, Elgin, Gruen, Bulova, Longines Sommer Jeweler Inc. I524 Beaver Avenue N. S. Piffsburgh, Pa Oscar Miller Funeral Direcfor I550 Lowrie Sfreef Ce. 7000 N. S. Piffsburgh, Pa. Crescenf Bof'I'ling Company 3004 Pefosky Sfreel Ju. l070 N. S. Piflsburgh, Pa. Na+ionaI Bank of America in Piflslaurgh Member of Federal Deposir Insurance Corp. 709 Easf Ohio Sfreef Fa. 3805 Kirner's Cafholic Book Sfore 309 Markef Sfreef Co. 2326 L. C. Rossen Company Renovafors and Cleaners of HATS 334 Fourfh Avenue Gr. 3848 Isf Floor, Befween Wood and Smithfield Sfs. Chas. J. Lipfak Real Esfafe -- Insurance - Morfgages l2I9 Spring Garden Avenue Ce. 0906-O7 N. S. Piffsburgh, Pa. Champion Coal Company 409 Wood Slreel Gr. 3I2l Piffsburgh, Pa. Brusca Bros. Consfrucfion Company Builders of Sainf Benedicf Academy 6lI2 Hoeveler Sfreef Mo. 6552 Piffsburgh 6, Pa. Meadow Gold Dairies, lnc. I26 Dennisfon Avenue Hi. 5000 Ruk's Garage Rochesfer Road We. I057 Wesf View 29, Pa. Louis J. Slephany 3224 Brighlon Road Li. 9974 N. S. Piffsburgh, Pa. Mellon Nafional Bank and Trusf Company Workingman's Saving Office 800 Easl Ohio Sfreef Ce. I840 Piffsburgh I2, Pa. Member of Federal Deposil Insurance Corp. Lighfning Local Express Company Office, 2420 Penn Avenue Af. 5434 Piffsburgh, Pa. Denial Laborafories F. L. Dieffinger Highland Building Mo. 32I9 E. E. Piifsburgh 6, Pa. Whife Aufo Sales. lnc. Chrysler-Plymoufh Sales Br Service 96I Ohio River Boulevard Avalon 2, Pa. Li. 6353 A. J. Schlosser Choice Meafs Norfh Side Markef Slands II and 95 Ce. S452 Complimenfs 75 Hugo KeIIer's Markef Qualify Meafs and Groceries I007 James Sfreef, N. S. Perry Sunoco Sfalion Tires - Bafferies - Lubricalion Roufe No. I9 Perrysville, Pa. Walfer J. Houpf Phofographic Supplies B28 Phineas Sfreef Clifford N. Bauer Insurance 81 Real Esfafe 860 Spring Garden Avenue Win+erhalfer's Bakery 363I California Avenue Ro. 9lS7 Charles L. Hahn Meaf Merkel Fa. 7076 Norfh Side Afhlefic Club Baskefball Team Henry G. Lofink-Oplician 5I47 Jenkins Arcade Baiers Bakery I424 Fulfon Slreef Fa. 7365 ScheFfeI's Grocery 3330 Easl Sfreef Ce, 04IO Mandl's Bakery 630 California Avenue Ju. I304 A. A. Scholze Ei Co. Furnaces Inslalled-Repaired 396I Perrysville Avenue Ce. 0276 CasseI's Men's Wear 43I5 Bufler Sfreel Ma. I637 J. J. McCloskey-Florisl 44I7 Bufler Sfreef Sc. 4IIO Anfon Slanick Ton ' C f I' v s a e Bufler Sfreef Em. 9456 Sferling Markef 4527 Perrysville Road We. l380 Princefon Markef l328 Cenfer Avenue We. 239I Gaerfner Home Bakery 39Il Perrysville Avenue Ce, I425 Meyer's Pharmacy 332 Cenler Avenue We. l900 Krisloff Really I827 Beaver Avenue Ce. 805I Raymond J. Rebel Cronenwelh Dairy Company Ce. 7200 George L. Sfauber Grocery 3720 Brighfon Road Li. S357 AI Dedo Service Sfafion 3I50 Easf Slreel' Bauer 8: Sismour 80l Easf Ohio Slreef Ce. l76l Brandi' and Brandl-Aflorneys GV. 2726 Bonvue Beaufy Shop Fa. SSI4 George Maier's Garage , Ohio River Boulevard Success fo fhe Graduafes Sabeacs Complimenfs of The Manager, Coach, and fhe Baskefball Team of S. B. A. Congralulalionsl I-IIGI-IWAY EQUIPMENT CGMPAIXIY Goal Ivlining Equiprnenl Division Road Conslruclion Equipmenl Division General Molors Diesel Engine Division 6465 I-lamilfon Avenue EMerson 3600 Comlolinnenls ol DORSCI-I SI-IOE STORE - CI-IARLE5 IVI. DCRSCI-I, Prolorielor 700 E. Qlwio Slreel EAirIax 3503 Cornlolirnenls ol D. T. BRODERICK LUMBER CO. Inc. 600 Granl 5'rreeI Pillsburglw I9, Pa. GRanI 3958 Conqralulalions Io Graduales STREM 5-IUDIQ 433 Penn Avenue Ailanlic 4575 Iplwolograplwers ol Senior Class ol 5I. Benedicl Acadernyl When You Need LINOLEUIVI Give Yourself A Brealc IVIQIXIAI-IAINI 84 LAKE Plwone AT. 95I8 QI I4 Easl 5I. Plwone FA. 0875 We Congratulate tlwe Graduates and wisI'i tlwem I-Iealtli, I-Iappiness, and Success Q W JM' Qffwmrl' MJ ja! ff JV. 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