Saint Benedicts Academy - Benedicta Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1950
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Ili. , T. . '15, , f 'QE s'?:. ' ..Q,,gk,. ' 'QHFH V'-, V: -, ,Mu I -QUIT-1, 1- vii. vf..Q.y5:, 5 19.2.3 .fm , A ',-3 ffvqggw. K - , vw 1145 . 5 ci Wlfg , 4 aq .,. ,, - 1: E, ,dl SAINT BENEDICT ACADEMY, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA BENEDIIITA 1950 32 K kmlvm 7 ,wx ,, ,A 1,..W, . '- wwwv 'Y ,f!Yf,fixz??y , ':,iJ?i?f,Y?qs f 5 ., Q 2 va. is THAT LINGER Published by the Students of SAINT BENEDICT'S ACADEMY PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Q53 'W' 3,65 4529 His Holiness, Pope Pius XII. Q The Shepherd of the Flock Q The Keeper of the Keys Q The Dispenser of Christ's bounties Humbly prostrate at your feet, We, the Graduates of Saint Benedict Academy, of the class of the Holy Year, 1950, humbly dedicate this our Annual to You, our Most Holy Father, Pope Pius XII. As a true Representative of Christ, you are striving to gather to- gether the stray sheep of the Great Shepherd's flock. We humbly pledge our loy- alty to you, Most Holy Father, and pray zealously with you and with the millions of Cath- olics in all parts of the world who raise countless petitions to God for the return of the stray flock into the true fold. Most Holy Father, we earn- estly beg God to grant you abundant graces and the Light of the Holy Spirit, to enable you, the Valiant Captain of Christ's militant army, to con- tinue fighting the enemies of peace and unity. Tlll 4 52'-r n-L'-'T - iaiwii M vi 5,5 5 ,nf J.J. ,-,,. 1 '8-W-4- -Q?-U lalllllll' ifnlu-H-Lu-I I' I 'C 5 Vviwlvg. 'f!M't '-9:2-' Q wa. X? Wu J 5 405 , ,Y V 1 4. fix .F ' . nv 5-:,V ,i'1. 1 :gf ,f 43' -4.31 Q H i'ss'i?X ' ix? ffr4f5G-fwdf4- ' 4 + N-, . P? if ,Q ,lyk -5,54--A , 'w. M l .2 A fan M Su 1 .ma 1 PM sf . '-nr--r E il. 1 1 Beauty declares God's grandeur Trees that look at God all day O let the earth bless the Lord! Our Hearts Will E'er Be True. gg' ,,.,, .+V -.SK T...., Shadows-a forethought of night St. Joseph, ever-present, ever loving lhiillh' S. B. A. to You. . . From Evflrywhvrc' Shlrley and Martha are smilingly mspectmg Jean s memory book of hlgh school actlvities. Wlth memorles sweet and mernorles gay We the members of the Benedlcta staff have lnscrlbed 1n thls book the glowlng remlnlscences and hlgh achlevements of a year Well spent Strlvlng to apply the prlncxples of Cathollc thought we have endeavored to dlsplay the characterlstlcs f Chr1st1an a student a lady and an athlete falth ood sportsmanshlp These when man of to dlllgence blended together form the 1 h of sadness morrow Wlth a sense of accomphshment and a touc we pause for a flnal glance at the memorles depleted on these pages .-.. MJ i 'lunar- 1 ii-1 lxTrZ.rS!5'HFl.J'5'H75'!li l , , r -A-1 6 , courtesy, and g i i . , , deal Cathohc wo - Q 'We Xakxx, if ' 'wx Nw, QM, 'Xa Q, QSQQZXQ, ii- 1 L fr'i+Qx5W?.EZN4'EE. H - - 1, , f..1.w,,i,J LH 5m m Q27' Aww We Will Reminisce Together Long After Graduation Day SENIURS 'I'HE I950 SE Illll To Our God and Our School We'll E'er Be True The story of our four years at St. Benedict Academy is one of great pro- gress. In it is seen the gradual growth of bright, eager girls into young women equipped with the knowledge necessary to live a happy, Christian life in the world today. ' Looking back, it is easy to remem- ber those scrawny, scared freshies at initiation, the Christmas program with Santa Claus and all his reindeers 3 those memorable history skits written, direct- ed and acted by talented ones among usg and our first attempt at a social, a skating party, at West View. When the bell called us to our second year we were just as bright, as eager, though not quite as scrawny. The success of our first dance at Assump- tion, and our one-act plays spurred us on and, after mastering our attempts at biology, geometry, business-training, and Caeser's Gallic Wars, we were really upper-classmen. What do you think of that? Half way-and so much to learn, to accomplish. Abiding by the decision of the faculty to eliminate the Junior Prom, we showed our true spirit of co-operation and made the Yuletide Ball a social and financial success. After the presentation of Have Pa- tients, Penelope and excited prepara- tion for the Senior banquet, came the dawn of Class Day and we became Seniors. As always, the end approaches too quickly. In rapid succession came the year book plans - - - the Senior Saddle Swing - - - our trip to the Court House - - - the class play - - - Senior banquet - - - Class day - - - the Prom at the Schenley Hotel . . . May Crowning - - - our class picnic . . . and the climax, Graduation Day. We are now no longer students but alumnae. In the Words of a great Roman - We came, we saw, we conquered. Officers get together for a friendly chat 5FX2mA,72i , ' if 5 , ,Y ...... .,,, .....,,....,. ,.,.,- X N ! F' EE I 1 6 17 .. . Hif!9'YihIl7':fw,i'.lf'k'fBi?-bif'1H Y . 'lllll 1950 ll lllli Eartlfs Noblest Thing Marguerite Barberie Lucille Winskey Mary Lou Flynn Mary Ann Urschler Phyllis Aaron Helen Abmayr Marie Ahearne Marie Arch Joan Bahl Alice Bailey MARGUERITE BARBERIE St. Mary HELEN ABMAYR Terry St. Cyril Our very sweet and capable president . . . Dramatics 1, 25 N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Club Sec. 25 Vocation Club Sec. 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Operetta 45 H. R. Pres. 2, 45 Art Club 35 History Council 2, 3-Pres. 4. LUCILLE WINSKEY Lou St. Francis Xavier Charming personality . . . St. Francis Xavier Bib . . . Chums with Betty, Audrey, Lois, Ann, and Rosemary . . . Chorus 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Class Vice- Pres. 45 Class Pres. 3. MARY LoU FLYNN Mary Lou Nativity Lovable and radiant personality . . . Vo- cation Club 1: Personality Club 25 Dramatics 1, 2, 35 H. R. Treas. 25 H. R. Vice-Pres. 35 Class Sec. 45 Chorus 35 Glee Club 45 Benita 45 Operetta 4. MARY ANN URSCHLEE Ush St. Ambrose Liked by everybody . . . Dramatics 15 N. F. L. 15 Basketball Club 2, 3, 45 History Honor Society 3, 45 Basketball Team 3, 45 H. R. Vice-Pres. 15 H. R. Pres. 35 Student Council 35 Class Treas. 45 Benedicta 45 Operet- ta 4. PHYLLIS AARON Phyllis Nativity Energetic and ambitious . . . will attend college and study education . . . Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Swimming 45 Benita 35 Benedicta 45 Operetta 45 Student Council 45 Science Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Pleasant and likable friend of all . . . member of the C. B. S's . . . History Honor Society 45 H. R. Vice-Pres. 2, 45 H. R. Vice- Pres. 2, 45 H. R. Sec. 35 Personality Club 25 Vocation Club 35 Swimming 45 Benita 3, 45 Dramatics 1. MARIE THERESA AHEARNE Terry St. Andrew Always happy and laughing . . . ambition is to get a job and marry the boss . . . member of the S. R. V. M. T. F. L. . . . Personality Club 15 Vocation Club 2, 35 Dramatics 1, 2, 3. MARIE ARCH Marie Nativity Gifted with natural blond hair . . . Science Honor Society 3, 45 H. R. Pres. 25 Dramatics 1, 25 Basketball 2, 35 Basketball Club 2, 35 Vocation Club 1, 45 Benedicta' 45 Student Council 2. JOAN BAHL Jo Nativity Artistic and quiet miss . . . Vocation Club 1, 35 Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Chorus 35 Glee Club 45 Art Editor of Benedicta 45 Sewing Club, Sec. Treas. 25 Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 25 Musart Club 3, 4. ALICE BAILEY Alice St. Athanasius Attractive black-haired miss . . . enjoys watching Pitt play football . . . member of the J. A. J. P. J. M. C's . . . Swimming 2, 45 Personality Club 25 Vocation Club 45 Or- chestra 15 Glee Club 4. Is A Woman Perfected Vlary Jane Baines Georgina' Barie Jean Bauer Dolores Bezila Margaret Bleltenbach Zosemary Brennen Clare Brill Elva Cerny Lois Colfer Mary Lou Cornett MARY JEAN BAINES Jeannie St. Joseph A quiet lass . . . enjoys skating at the Diamond and reading . . . member of the Five S's . . . Personality Club 15 Vocation Club 1, 25 Library Club 45 Dramatics 1. GEORGINA BARIE George St, Boniface Quiet but interesting . . . loves sports . . . plans to do ofiice work . . . closest friends are Dorie, Ruth and Clare . . . Personality Club 25 Vocation Club 35 Benedicta 4. JEAN BAUER Jean St. Leo Friendly and charming . . . early bird of 202 . . . aspires to be a stenographer . . . seen with Eileen, Jackie and Leo . . . Vocation Club 15 Dramatics 1, 2, 35 H. R. Sec. 4. DoLOREs BEz1LA Dee St. Leo Hobby is getting into trouble . . . one of the B. B. A. A.'s Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Vocation Club 1, 2, 45 Basketball Club 25 Literary Honor Society 35 C0-editor 45 Glee Club 45 Operetta 45 Student Council 4. RUTH BREITENBACH Ruthie Sacred Heart Pleasant and chatty . . . enjoys vacations at Craig Beach . . . member of the C. B. S.'s . . . Swimming 15 Sewing 25 Vocation Club 1, 25 Dramatics 1, 25 H. R. Sec. 35 Class Sec. Treas. 3. ROSEMARY BRENNEN St. Francis Xavier Attractive black-haired miss . . . will spend next few years attending Duquesne University . . . enjoys dancing with Thane . . . Vocation Club 1, 2, 35 Personality Club 15 Swimming 2, 45 Dramatics 2, 3. CLARE BRXL1. Clare St. Boniface Always full of fun and mischief . . . enjoys bowling, reading, and riding in an Pon- tiac . . . intends to be a stenographer . . . best friends are B. T. O.'s . . . Vocation Club 15 Personality Club 25 Sewing 2, 4. ELVA CERNY St. Mary Vim, vigor and vitality . . . enjoys basket- ball and baseball . . . would like to join the waves . . . Personality Club 2, 35 Basketball Team 2, 355 N. F. L. 1, 2. Lois Col-'I-'ER Lo Most Holy Name Possesses beautiful red hair . . . main interest is Joe . . . Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Basket- ball Club 25 Sewing 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 45 H. R. Treas. 3. MARY LoU CORNETT Noodles St. Mary Sunny disposition . . . ambition is office work then marriage . . . enjoys Poetry . . . one of the Sompers0les . . . pals with Jane and Alberta . . . Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Personality Club 2. fManners JANE DEEGAN Janie Assumption Friendly and helpful lass . . . member of the B. B. A. A.'s . . . N. F. I. 3, 2, 33 Basket- ball Team 33 Basketball Club 2g Vocational Club 43 Dramatics 1, 23 Glee Club 43 Op- eretta 43 Benita 4. EILEEN DEPP Eileen Most Holy Name Cheerful lass with a ready smile . . . enjoys dancing at Annunciation and swimming at North Park . . . member of the S. E. M. Club . . . Dramatics 1, 23 Basketball 23 Sewing 1, 23 Benita 4. J ACQUELINE DERMICK Jackie Nativity Humorous and full of fun . . . hopes to attend Penn State College and to teach Home Economics . . . Vocation Club 1, 43 Basketball Club 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Swmming 2, 4. MARTHA DICKMAN Ann Nativity Quiet but well-liked . . . interested in art, dancing, reading . . . pals with Barbara, Bob- bie, and Martha . . . Class Sec. Treas. 13 Vo- cation Club 13 Art 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 33 Science Honor S-ociety 43 Mission Club 2. ELVA MAE DORSCH Baz St. Ambrose Possesses ai sweet disposition . . . seen at Danceland and North Park pool with Bob . . . pals with Marcy, Audrey and B. T. O.'s . . . Sewing 2, 3, 43 Benedicta 4. MADELINE DUGAN Mal St. Cyril Possesses pleasing personality . . . enjoys music, and vacations . . . chums with Jo, Fran, Terry and the other C. B. S 's . . . Personality Club 23 Sec. of Vocation Club 33 Chorus 33 Library Club 3, 43 Benita 43 Dramatics 1. MARCELLA ESSWEIN Marcy St, Ambrose Lively Miss . . . big interest is Eddie . . . dances at Danceland and swims at North Park . . . seen with Elva Mae, Audrey and B. T. 0.'s . . . Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Sewing 1, 2, 3, 43 Benedicta 4. MARY C. FILSINGER . Mary C. St. Theresa Ideal Classmate . . . saves scenery pictures . . . an ardent Pirate fan . . . pals with Carol and Connie . . . Personality Club 23 Library Club 3, 43 H. R. Sec. Treas. 13 Dramatics 23 Glee Club 3, 43 History Honor Society 3, 43 Operetta 4. DOLORES FINK Dolly St. Basils Tiny in stature but possesses a big heart . . . loves wrestling matches, sports and danc- ing . . . pals with Maggie and Sylvia . . . N. F. L. 13 Dramatics 1, 23 Basketball 23 Glee Club 3, 43 Benedicta 4. RUTH FOLEY Ru Ru St. Athanasius Typical Irish lass . . . has mad passion for Pitt Football Team . . . pals with B. B. A. A.'s and kids from-201 . . . Personality Club 23 Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Vocation Club 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 4. lane Deegan Eileen Depp Jacqueline Dermick Martha Dickman Elva Mae Dorsch Madeline Dugan Marcella Esswein Mary Filsinger Dolores Fink Ruth Foley Rita Frank Lois Franz Elizabeth Gigliotti Audrey Goetz Gentle, Of Affections Mild! RITA FRANK Rita Nativity Neat and cute . . . seen with Joe . . . pals with Marilou, Peggy and Mary Ann . . . Dramatics 1, 25 Student Council 25 H. R. Sec. 25 Chorus 25 Glee Club 3, 45 Operetta 45 Benita 45 Literary Honor Society 25 Person- ality Club 2. Lois FRANZ Lo St. Joseph Lass with blond curls . . . chums with Peg, Dot, Jean, Kate and Ann . . . enjoys riding in rain . . . Swimming 15 Student Council 15 Personality Club 25 Vocation Club 25 Library Club 45 Benedicta 4. Lois FUNK Lo Nativity Lively and cute . . . seen with Johnnie at Gardens and North Park . . . pals with Aud, Lucille, Betty, Annie, Rosemary . . . Personality Club 15 Vocation Club 1, 25 Chorus 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Benita 45 Dramatics 1, 2. DOLORES GARVEY Dm-ie St. Bernard Lively lass . . . chums with Ruthie, Clare, Georgina, and B. T. O.'s . . . favorite person is Navey . . . enjoys sports and car-riding with gang . . . Personality Club 25 Vocation Club 45 S-wimming 4. MARGARET GIBSON Maggie St. Alphonsus Cute tall blond . . . enjoys skating and swimming at North Park . . . chums with kids from 201 . . . Sewing 45 Glee Club 45 Chorus 35 Vocation Club 45 Basketball Club 25 Op- eretta 4. Lois Funk Bernice Gimber ELIZABETH GiGL1o'r'r1 .... Betty,' ..., St. Joseph Small, sweet miss . . . loves to dance with Johnny . . . chums with Aud, Lucille, Lois, Annie, Rosemary, Eunice and Pep's . . . Vo- cation Club 45 Cheerleader 35 Swimming 45 Dramatics 1, 2. BERNICE GIMBER Niecie St. Boniface Active miss . . . enjoys sports . . . plans to be a Benedictine . . . chums with Big Five and gang . . . Vocation Club 1, 25 Bas- ketball Club 2, 35 Basketball Team 2--Asst. Mgr. 35 Sewing 35 Dramatics 25 Operetta 4. AUDREY Gosrz And St. Ambrose Tall, lively miss . . . enjoys camping at Slippery Rock and roller skating . . . pals with Marcella and Elva Mae . . . remembers her initiation . . . Sewing 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 45 Benedicta 4. CARoL ANNE GOETZ Gay miss with pretty curls . . . enjoys taking pictures, reading, and swimming . . . chums with Connie and Mary Clare . . . Voca- tion Club 1, 45 Personality Club 25 Swimming 1, 2, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Benedicta 45 Science Honor Society 4. EUGENIA GONSOWSKI Jeanie Holy Family Lass with sweet disposition . . . loves eating and baseball . . . partial to the Navy . . . pals with Babs, Rosie, Esther and Toots . . . Vocation Club 1, 45 Class Pres. 25 Student Council 25 Library Club 3, 4. Dolores Garvey Margie Gibson Carol Anne Goetz Jean Gonsowskl im 5 sfywp lj Elllli Young scientists study man and othcr works of God. 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P A 5 Paula Good Rita Gordon Ruth Gordon Ruth Grosjean Dolores Gruber Catherine Heim Audrey Helmstetter Margaret Herrler Mary Heyl Jacqueline Hlte PAULA GOOD Paula, St. Teresa CATHERINE HEIM Cathy St. Athanasius Small, sweet miss . . . enjoys tennis and dancing and being with gang . . . pals with M, A. J. P. M. C. J'.'s . . . Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Personality Club 25 History Honor Society 3, 45 Vocation Club5 Benedicta 4. RITA GORDON Rita Annunciation Twin that loves to torment her other half . . . enjoys dancing and drawing . . . likes all her classmates . . . Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Art Club 3, 45 N. F. L. 3, 45 Benita 3, 45 Literary Honor Society 45 Personality Club 2. RUTH GORDON Ruth Annunciation Has patience of Job with Rita . . . enjoys same things as her twin . . . chums with all seniors . . . Dramatics 1, 2, 35 N. F. L. 3, 45- Sec. 45 Art 3, 45 Benita 3, 45 Literary Honor Society 3, 45 Personality Club 2. RUTH GROSJEAN Ruthie Nativity Lass who loves fun . . . enjoys sports, dancing, driving and sewing . . . pals with Dorie, Clare, Georgina and B. T. O.'s . . . Sewing Club 25 Vocation Club 1. DOLORES GRUBER D-ally St. Mary An energetic miss who hopes to teach Physical Ed . . . pals with the Gang . . . N. F. L. 1, 25 Dramatics 1, 25 Basketball Team 2, 3, 45 Benedicta 45 Science Honor Society 35 H. R. Sec. 2. A cute kid . . . plans to do fashion work ...seen with M. A. J. P. M. C. J.'s . . . Orchestra 1, Vocation Club 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Basketball Team 25 Basketball Club 25 Drama- tics 1, 35 Benita 45 Swimming 2, 35 Operetta 4. AUDREY HELMSTETTER And St. Joseph Plans to de secretarial Work, then marriage . . . likes dancing . . . Always seen with Betty, Lois, Lucille, Ann, Rosemary . . . Personality Club 25 Chorus 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 3. MARGARET HERRLER Peggy St. Joseph Plans secretarial work . . . chums with Lo, Dot, Kate, Ann, Jean . . . Dramatics 2, 35 Vocation Club 1, 2, 35 Swimming 15 Person- ality Club 25 Benedicta 45 History Honor Society 3, 45 Library Club 3, 4-Vice Pres. 4. MARY HEYL Buz St. Boniface Friendly miss from 202 . . . Mary Lou is bosom pal . . . Basketball Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball Team 2, 3, 45 Benedicta 45 Voca- tion Club 45 Sewing 2, 3. JACQUELYN HITE Jackie Nativity A cute little trick . . . definite plans for the future-Mr. J. M. Young . . . pals with M. A. J. P. M. C. J.'s . . , Vocation Club 1. 4: Basketball 25 Basketball Club 25 Dramatics 1, 35 Benedicta 45 Swimming 2. able and Innocent Girl Evelyn HoH'man Marlyn Huckestein Ruth Huerbin Mary Della' Hunkele Marie Huttinger W'l K l' Esther Kiselka Ann Klisavage Eleanor Knoebel Ann Joyce 1 ma ae in EVELYN HOFFMAN Ev St. Cyril of Alex. A friendly miss whose aim is Pitt Univer- sity . . . closest friends are Dee, Chi, Nootsie, Ev, Mae . . . Swimming 1, 23 Vocation Club 13 Basketball Club 2, MARLYN HUcKENsTEIN Hucky St. Wenceslaus Cute miss . . . plans to be a secretary . . . pals with Anna Marie, Bernice, Marlene and Dot . . . Dramatics 1, 23 Volley Ball 13 Voca- tion Club 1, 23 Basketball Club 2, 3, 4-Asst. Mgr. 3, 43 Sewing Club 23 Operetta' 4. RUTH HUERBIN HR'Mfh'l:6H St. A1111 Sweet and lovely . . . plans secretarial work then marriage . . . closest friends are Fran, Mal, Terry and Jo . . . Personality Club 13 Vocation Club 13 Chorus 13 Swimming lg Glee Club 4. MARY D. HUNKELE Dell St. Mary A very sweet girl who hopes to be a Benedictine Nun . . . pals with members of the gloigtgate . . . Personality Club 23 Vocation u . MARIE HUTTINGER Marie St. Athanasius Sweet little miss . . . H. R. Sec. Treas. 13 H. R. Treas. 2, 43 Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Chorus 33 Glee Club 43 Swimming 23 Art Club 3, 43 Benita 3, 43 Personality Club 2. ANN JOYCE Annie Sit. Cyril of Alex. Plans to attend Duquesne University . . . pals with Rosemary, Lucille, Betty, Aud and Lois . . . Vocation Club 1, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Personality Club 13 Benita 43 Glee Club 43 Chorus 33 Operetta 4. WILMA KAELIN Willie St. Athanasius Plans to move to Brooklyn . . . chums with The Big Four . . . Personality Club 23 Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Swimming 43 H. R. Vice- Pres. 13 H. R. Sec. 23 H. R. Treas. 33 H. R. Pres. 43 Student Council 4g Class Sec.- Treas. 2. ESTHER KISELKA Est Most Holy Name Cute kid . . . plans working in a depart- ment store, then marriage . . . hobbies are watching -wrestling on Television and Going Lou . . . Vocation Club 13 Personality u 2. ANNA MARIE KLISAVAGE Kissed St. Mary Lively little miss who plans to join the Waves . . . hobbies are dancing at 818, skating at Diamond . . . favorite people are Elva and Terry . . . Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Vocation Club 1, 2, 33 Basketball Club 2. ELEANOR KNOEBEL Sis Nativity Pleasant and chatty . . . many friends . . . seen with Mary Agnes, Gloria, Barb, and Peggy . . . Future plans are to study beauty culture or office work . . . Vocation Club 23 Personality Club 23 Dramatics 1, 2. - FF A E A Woman Of Courage CONSTANCE KOTVA Connie Mael' St. Athan. Attractive miss . . . Orchestra 13 Drama- tics 1, 43 Sec. Treas. of Personality Club 2g Library Club 2, 3, 4-Sec. Treas. N. F. L. 2, 3, 43 Benedicta 4g Science Honor Society 43 Swimming 43 Operetta 4. JOANN MAGERL Jo Athanasius Sweet and lovable lass . . . pals with M. A. J. P. M. C. J s . . . Orchestra 13 Dramatics 13 Swimming 2, 43 Basketball Club 23 Glee Club 3, 43 Benita 43 Chorus 33 Operetta 43 Class Vice-Pres. 1. CATHERINE MAJESTIC Kate St. Joseph Friendly . . . dependable commercial stu- dent . . . seen with Jen, Dot, Peg, Lois, and Ann . . . most vivid memory is Freshmen Initiation . . . plans to do office work . . . Vocation Club 1, 23 Personality 23 Library 4. MARTHA MALLON Mort Assumption Sweet lass with puppy-dog eyes . . . one of the C. B. S.'s . . . H. R. Pres. 33 H. R. Vice-Pres. 2, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Sec. Treas. 33 Glee Club 43 Benita 33 Drama- tics 1, 23 Swimming 23 Science Honor Society 43 Chorus 33 Operetta 43 Co-editor of Bene- dicta 4. BARBARA ANN MALONE Bobbie Assumption Always ready for fun . . . favorite pals are C. B. S' .... plans to be a Commercial Artist . . . Art 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Sewing 43 Swimming 2g Chorus 33 Vocation Club 4. Constance Kotva Joann Magerl Catherine Majestic Leona Marchio Evelyn Marx Carolyn Mechler ,f----..--.-.-..........,,......M...............,..- .,.,. , H..- ......... .-..... ...... Y LEONA MARCHIO Leo Annunciation Cute and attractive dark haired miss . . . Future plans are to study interior decorating . . . Sewing 33 Art Club lj Swimming 23 Dramatics 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Benita 43 Bene- dicta 4. EVELYN MARX Ernie St. Cyril of Alexandria Always ready with a smile . . . chums with Ruthie and the Gordon Twins . . . aims to attend University of Pittsburgh . . . member of the B. B. A. A.'s . . . Personality Club 23 Vocation Club 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 43 Operetta 43 Benita 4. CAROLYN MECHLER Carol St. Athanasius Cute little trick . . . enjoys working at Boggs and Buhl's, walking through Jenkins Arcade, and Millvale's dances . . . member of the Big Four . . . Personality Club 3g Vocation Club 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Swimming 43 Sewing 2, 3. MARGARET MURPHY Murph St, Athanasius Energetic and friendly miss . . . N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 43 C. F. L. 3, 43 History Honor Society 43 Co-Editor of Benedicta 43 Vocation Club 33 Dframatics 1, 2, 33 Student Council 1, 4. CONNIE MCCARTER Connie St. Andrew Cheerful and witty Irish miss . . . pals with Ruth, Evie, and the girls in 201, plus the class of 50 . . . Personality Club lg Dramatics lg Vocation Club 1, 2, 3g Vocation Vice-Pres. 33 Glee Club 43 Operetta 4. Barbara Malone Constance McCarter Martha Mallon Margaret Murphy 26 is l ax Is Also Full Of Faith ROSE MARY NAAB Rosie Most Holy Name Sweet miss with a disposition to match . . . favorite people are Jean, Babs, Est, Nootsie, Chi, and Keen Teeners . . . remem- bers first day at S. B. A .... Vocation Club 4, Personality Club 2. MARY NAUGHTON Mare St. Teresa Likable miss . . . enjoys soda jerking at Berkley's Pharmacy . . . hobby is sewing . . . favorite people are her five brothers . . would like to go into nurses training . . . Dramatics 1, 35 Vocation Club 15 Sewing 2. BARBARA NEUSCH Babs St. Athanasius Friendly miss . . . drawing, dancing, swim- ming, skating are main interests . . . will always remember the Junior Prom . . . enjoys writing letters, playing the piano and photo- graphy . . . Dramatics 2, 33 Art Club 2, 3, 4, Art Editor of Benedicta 4. MARY Lou NIST Lu St. Athanasius Pleasant and cheerful lass . . . one of North Park's mermaids . . . enjoys ice and roller skating . . . chums with Margie . . . Glee Club 49 Operetta 45 Chorus 2, 35 Swim- ming 23 Sewing 2, 3, 4. MILDRED OUTLY Mu-miie St. Athanasius Mundie has a very sweet disposition . . . collects Canadian Stamps . . . enjoys Millvale's dances, basketball games . . . one of The Big FRANCES PECORARO Fran St. Cyril's Ready for everything and anything . . . enjoys vacations with the gang to Craig Beach . . . chums with members of C. B. Si. . . . Personality Club 23 Glee Club 43 Vocation Club 3, Library Club 3, 45 Chorus 3. JOANNE QUOLKE Jo St. Cyril Personality Plus . . . History Honor Society 3, 4g N. F. L. 2, 35 Dramatics 2, 3g Swim- ming 2, 3, Chorus 35 H. R. Sec. 45 H. R. Pres. 13 Class Vice Pres. 2, 3, Missionary Club 2, Library Club 3, 4. CATHERINE RHALL Nootsie Nativity Friendly miss . . . favorite people are Esther, Evey, Maryann, Rosie, Barb, Jeannie, and Jack . . . Vocation Club 1g Personality Club 2g Personality Club Vice-Pres. 25 H. R. Vice-Pres. 39 Dramatics 1, 25 Benedicta 4. HELEN ROCHFORD Helen St. Athanasius Energetic and cheerful . . . dancing, swim- ming and football are favorite interests . . . Mary Jane, Lois, Marianne, and Eileen are favorite people . . . Swimming 25 Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3, Benita' 43 Cheerleader 3, 49 Orchestra 1. MARY JANE RODGERS Janie Annunciation Unique Personality and lovely red hair . . . member of S. E. M .... Chorus 33 Per- sonality Club Sec. 29 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Voca- Four . . . Personality Club 23 Dramatics 1, 2, tion Club Sec. 1, 43 Benita 43 Swimming 2, 33 Sewing 2, 3, Swimming 4. Operetta 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3. Rosemary Naab Mary Naughton Barbara Neusch Mary Lou Nist Mildred Outly Frances Pecoraro Joanne Quolke Catherine Rhall Helen Rochford Mary Jane Rodgers 6- ,,-ws. .4 ,t I J R 1 1' E . . . othing ow ls Left But M Taking' tinic out to visit our host F'1'icnd-God. Reviewing thc olcl, to pcrfoct the new. Seeking udvicc fiwmi SUYHCOUC who knows. Ah, go nn. She won't care. M., . 'L . Q -mu hp, 'U' 1. ff: f up 5 28 A Tender Memor Red Fa-athvm' aides planning' tlu- Unnlnllniiy Fhvst czunpzl Wv must gn wha-rv the wild gwmso goes. Illllli 0 F Grace Is In All Her Steps, Dorothy Rooney Barbara Rosenkranz Marlene Sabolovic Mary Agnes Schmidt Eileen Schmude Marie Schoen Barbara Smith Mary Lou Smith Arlene Soller Ruth Stacklln DOROTHY ROONEY Roan St. Ambrose MARIE SCHOEN Re Ren Assumption Song bird of the class . . . plans to become a Benedictine . . . Basketball 2,35 Glee Club 4g Student Council 1, Chorus 1, Sewing 39 Var- sity 3g H. R. Pres. lg Operetta 45 Dframatics 2. BARBARA ROSENKRANZ Bombs St. Aloysius Pleasant and a likable friend . . . baseball and basketball are top sports . . . thinks lunch periods are the nicest periods . . . closest friends are Jeanie, Rosie, and Eileen . . . Vocation Club 1, 45 Sewing 2. MARLENE SABOLOVIC Mar Nativity Fun loving and enthusiastic . . . pals with the Big Four . . . Dramatics 1, 23 Vocation Club 1, 2, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Basketball Team Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Basketball Treas. 25 Sew- ing 3g Benita 4. MARY AGNES SCHMID1' Mary A St. Boniface Sweet and neat . . . enjoys sewing, danc- ing, and baseball . . . chums with Mae, Barbara, and Eleanor . . . remembers the first day at S. B. A .... Personality Club 23 Vocation Club 1, 43 Benedicta 4. EILEEN SCI-IMUDE Schmoe St. Leo A cute little trick . . . closest friends are Jackie, Jean, and Leo . . . remembers Fresh- man Retreat . . . hopes to become an airline hostess . . . Sewing 25 Dramatics 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 45 Benita 4, Operetta 4. Ever ready with a smile . . . enjoys swimming, baseball, and football . . . favorite people are the customers of the G. C. Murphy in Bellevue and the gang at school . . . Swim- ming lg Sewing 1. . BARBARA SMITH Bobs St. Mary The possessor of a very sweet disposition . . . likes baseball, Sunday picnics and bowling . . . chums with Eleanor, Mary Agnes, Babs, Rosemary, and Jean . . . Vocation Club 1, 2, Library Club 3, 45 Personality Club 2. MARY Lou SMITH Louge Nativity Neat, pretty miss . . . hobby is sewing and crocheting for hope chest . . . plans to be Mrs. Mike . . . Dramatics 1, 3, Vocation Club 1, 4, Library Club 3, 45 Benedicta 4, H. R. Treas. 35 Operetta 4. ARLENE SOLLER Annunciation Sweet, thoughtful, and friendly . . . in- terested in singing and reading . . . is now preparing to be a Benedictine Nun . . . H. R. Vice-Pres. 19 Vocation Club 2, 35 Dramatics 23 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Basketball Club 2. RUTH STACKLIN Ruthie St. Mary A cute miss . . . active in basketball . . . enjoys baseball, football, and dancing . . . pals with Niecie, Dolly, Dot, Mar, Anna, Mary, Hucky . . . Basketball 25 Vocation Club 1, Sewing 2. Heaven, In Her Eyes T Vlarianne Stebler Nancy Steele Sylvia Steinle Margaret Sweeney Jane Urbanec Virginia Verbiscar Florence Vunak Mary Lou Wallace Dorothy Walker Margaret Walter MARIANNE STEBLER Troy St. Boniface VIRGINIA VERBISCAR St. Kilians, Chicago, Ill. Attractive miss . . . enjoys dancing at Annunciation and Monper's afterwards . . . seen with the members of the S. E. M.'s . . . Vocation Club 1, 4g Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Basket- ball Club 2, 33 Cheerleading 2, 3, 43-Captain 33 Operetta' 4. NANCY STEELE Nan St. Teresa Lively lass . . . hopes to attend St. Mary of Springs, . . . member of the B. B. A. A.'s . . . Orchestra 1, Dramatics 1, 35 Basketball Team 2, Chorus 3, Glee Club 45 Benita' 45 Vocation Club 1-Sec. Treas. 4g Operetta 4. SYLVIA SYTEINLE Wheel Assumption Friendly miss . . . Lyddacian Choral Club is super . . . passion for football . . . plans to attend Carnegie Tech . . . Chums with the Bellevue kids . . . Dramatics 1, 2, 35 N. F. L. 1, 2, Vocation Club 4, Swimming 25 Basket- ball Club 2. MARGARET SWEENEY . Peggy Annunciation Attractive, enthusiastic lass . . . main interests playing basketball . . . dancing at Annunciation and St. Peter's . . . favorite people are the B. B. A. A.'s . . . Basketball Team 3, 43 Vocation Club 4, Operetta 4. JANE URBANEC U1'bie St. Mary A friendly and pleasant miss . . . enjoys dancing at St. Anthony's . . . will make a good secretary . . . main interest, Smitty . . . Personality Club 2 5 Vocation Club 33 Bene- dicta 4, Dramatics 3. Quiet, thoughtful and likable . . . favorite friends are O. S. B.'s and Sf. B. A.'s . . . aspiring to be a Benedictine Nun . . . Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. FLORENCE VUNAK Flo Nativity Friendly and likable . . . H. R. Pres. 15 Personality Club 25 N. F. L. fDebate 1, 2, 3, 45, Basketball 2, Library Club 3, 43 Voca- tion Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 43 Benita 43 Student Council 1, 43 Sewing 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY Lou WALLACE Baz St. Ambrose Lots of fun and usually smiling . . . enjoys basketball . . . can be seen with Mary and the gang . . . Vocation Club 43 Dramatics 2, Basketball Club 2, 35 Basketball Team 2, 3, 43 Sewing 2, 3. Doaornv WALKER Dot St. Joseph Lovely dark-eyed miss . . . enjoys dancing at St. Pete's and St. J oe's . . . member of the 5's . . . Library Club 3, 43 Vocation Club 1, 25 Swimming 15 Dramatics 2, 33 Personality Club 2. MARGARET WALTER Peg St. Athanasius A sweet miss . . . P. D. Class in 202 is a vivid memory . . . always with the Big Four . . . Personality Club 25 Vocation Club 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Swimming 4, Sewing 2, 3. l I Ill0Il 0 SHIRLEY WEAVER Shirt St. Athana-sius Sweet, likable miss with lovely blond hair . . . enjoys swimming at Craig Beach, Ohio . . . seen with the C. B. S .... Vocation Club 3, 43 Basketball Club 2, Dramatics 1, 2, H. R. Treas. 45 Benedicta 45 Swimming 25 Orchestra 1. MARY ANN WEIGL Mary A. St. Teresa Sweet and friendly . . . seen with the B. B. A. A.'s . . . will attend the University of Pittsburgh . . . Dramatics 1, Vocation Club 1-Vice-Pres. 4g Orchestra 15 Basketball Club 2, Basketball Team 25 Chorus 3. MARY ANN WEIs Most Holy Name Attractive miss with beautiful long blond hair . . . enjoys dancing . . . member of the HR. O. D. J. R.'s . . . will train at Mercy Hospital . . . Basketball 2, Basketball Club 23 Sewing 23 Dramatics 1, 23 Benita 4. ANNA MARIE WINKLER Winks St. Boniface Cute and friendly miss . . . enjoys all sports . . . seen with the Big Five . . . Dramatics lg Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Volley- ball 1g Swimming 23 Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, Basketball Club 2, 3, 4g Sewing 3. CATHERINE WINTER Cassie St. Kiliafn, Mars Sweet miss with an attractive smile . . . enjoys dancing . . . Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 4- Pres. 4, Sfwimming 2, 4, Dramatics 23 Glee Club 43 Operetta 45 Science Honor Society 45 Student Council 4g Benedicta. F Beaut ls Truth, Truth Beaut ANN WOLFE Annie Assumption Pleasant and chatty . . . enjoys dancing at St. Pete's swimming at North Park and skating at the Lex . . . seen with Dot, Peg, Lois . . . Sewing 3, 4. MARYANN ZETWO Chi Nativity Sweet, neat lass . . . interested in baseball and dancing . . . seen with Esther, Nootsie, Evie, Dee, Rosie, Jeanne, Barb . . . Vocation Club 2, Personality Club 2. DOLORES ZILLIOX Bugs St. Boniface Friendly and energetic . . . pals with Peg, Phil, Cassie, Jackie, and Curri . . . Dframatics 1, 2, 33 N. F. L. fSpeech 1, 2, 3, 453 fDebate 1, 2, 37-Pres. 4, Vocation Club 1, 2, 35 Swim- ming 2g Student Council 43 Co-Editor of Benita' 4. ALBERTA ZOELLER Al St. Mary Cute and friendly lass . . . main interest 6 ft. blonds and fellows from Millvale . . . seen with Jane, Mary Lou, Mary Della, Georgina . . . Personality Club 25 Dramatics 35 Benedicta 4. Shirley Weaver Mary Ann Weigl Mary Ann Weis Anna Winkler Ann Wolfe Mary Zetwo Dolores Zilliox Alberta Zoeller Catherine Winter Um' nmrv pin ought tu du ilu- trick. Ami then what hzlppvm-ll? l.ct's sw- agrain how you did that. XX. E lllll Al' PLAY Gee! l passed. Smiles make a tliiiieult subject quite easy. Give me something' to remember' you by. Now, huw almut sume musie? D. A. and the euurt visit spell a happy day. Benedieta-the pride and joy uf these hard workers. The pause that refreshes. lflujoy yourselves, it's later than you think! Pleasure U nlooked For 53 LPS - f , ..,,..,-- L. X if b 94 -HMM. .,,, Mrk ', 'Zz-f ll Q HL ' '. we--Sari. .., 1- '1 N Q ix at H ' 1 -aa L ,., Q f ' i S 1, ' I HES lik' fa A W! X -W .N,,,,-- -V .mm -... -7 5 if . 9.-MM. ,M M- I ff 6 jfs . 65056 aaen dfncf, AX i Is' 0167 GS We Have Been Friends Together In Sunshine and Shade. J' 3' ' 'nl F '-il - A 9 9' fra' u'v i's-PM 1 : ' ,! A-if S Ulllllli JUNIOR OFFICERS 301 STANDING Secretary .,,........A., A. PURCELL Treasurer' ..,...,... A- M. PETERS SEATED President ......., K. MCDONOUGH Vice-Pres. ,..,... I. HAWTHORNE 303 STANDING Scciwtary ................,.,.,. G. NOE Trcasurcr .,.................... J. LIEB SEATED Prr'si1Ic1If ......... ..,.... E . STURM Vice-Pres. .,...,....... J. BRUGKI-:R 302 STANDING SccI'c'fr1,z'y ,........... M- L. STAUB Treasurer ........,...,... P. GEISLER SEATED President ,................ A. KEADY Vice-Pres ............ ..... J . KAHN We, the juniors of 1949-50, look over our third year at St. Benedict's Academy with pleasure mixed with a touch of sadness at seeing it become a part of the past. Our b lg Christmas dance, The Tinsel Twirl, was a grand success as also our radio play, Eyes of Faith, presented by the Dramatic Club of the junior class. Ably guided by our class o,fficers, Katherine McDonough, President, Joyce Kahn, Vice-President, and Gloria Noe, Secretary-Treasurer, we have worked diligently this past year to grow in intellectual as well as spiritual stature. Though our junior year is now only a thing of memory, we look forward with trust to the coming year, hoping to the first seniors prIvIl classes be ' 'eged to have I . in the new St ' de . Benedict Aca- my. Perhaps our home-room teachers, Sisters Ignatia, Hildegard, and Leona, will say a little prayer for us during the summer months that we may all be back next September new ' ' ready to attain scholastlc heights. 38 ne Year Is Theirs, 0 More Is Uurs ROOM 302 THIRD ROW: J- Dariano, M. Harnett, C. Funke, B. Martin, V. Meyers, W. Scheuring P. Monier, M. Rauterkus, M. McMahon, M. Kujbus, J. Chervenka, A. M. Hupp M. Mazur, A- Pusateri, M. Seethaler, J. Ciraula. SECOND ROW: D. Doyle, J. Grant, C. Portman, R. Tolino, C. Lowrie, I.. Loscar, I3 Winter, R- Faust, S. Muth, M. J. Sell, D. Hess, E. Nickel. FIRST ROW: R. Knauss, J. Trapp, R. A. Staab, S. Ladish, S. Waldorf, B. McCourt A. Saar, P- Kasing, M. Brogan, M. Tomlinson. ROOM 303 THIRD ROW: N. Simpson, G. Elia, M. Yardis, L. Saar, G. Ul3lH2'Cl', B. Wallace, J. Keel N- Halloran, B. Jones, M. A. Farrell, M. Miller, D. Sigmund, J. Wentzvl, M. Flore C. Lhota, R. O'Neill. SECOND ROW: D. Merriman, G. Gigliotti, D. Hansel, D. Kute, F. Rcuhelt, M- Speaker E. Devandry, R. Steiner, M. J. Bishop, P. Marshall, H. Froehlich, B. Beggs. FIRST ROW: L. Schaefer, A. Kaplack, D. Porinchak, M. Perlik, P. Saffer, M- Marks S. Vazzano, R. Zilles, P. Milbert, B- Muscio, M. Kummer. 1 ,1 ll pl ummm 'qrga sill! ROOM 301 THIRD Row: C. Sherlock, A. M. Miller, J. Meyer, S. Bundy, C- Grundler, J. Gebhardt, F. Logan, M. E. McSo1-ley, L4 Geissler, J. Krey, J. Schaeffer, M. Sullivan, R. Krah, A. Schlick, R. Tschude. SECOND ROW: C. Steffle, C. Wurstlein, J' Tarasi, M. E. Braun, B. Grech, H. Spindler, J. Rossen, M. Brandstadter, M. A. Miller, A. Pecoraro, J. Sapian, M. A. Beck. FIRST ROW: V. Kovachich, M. E. Criste, C. Graham, G. Wachter, G. Erhart, C. Pfeil, R. Kemmerer, S. Myers, P. Yokel, V. Lazar. .....-1-.mai Thls could lead to anything. fi? ll N I 0 R Memories weet .UTI ' What is the verdict I Q . . 3 3 4 A Light For After Times Blow, G2llll'i0l, llluwv Wha' lmppolxoci? SOPHOMORE OFFICERS STANDING! Mae West. SITTING: Lois, Ferketic, An- ita Krevosh, Miriam Foerst- er. STANDING: Joan Portman. SITTING: Marlene Grimm, Eliz. Zahren,Clare Weiser. STANDING: Mildred Weigl, Frances Sweeney. SITTING: June Roth, Anne Walsh- As S0phs, we eagerly awaited our chance to initiate the Freshies. Under the excellent leadership of our officers, Joan -Portman, President, Anne Walsh, VicePresident, Frances Sweeney, Secretary, and Lois Ferketic, Treasur- er, we overcame every hard problem that confronted us. We demonstrated our social ability by successfully spon- soring our first dance, the Cupid's Caper. Now, still before us, are two more years of wonderful opportunity in which we can prepare ourselves to become worthy members of the social groups which we shall occupy in the world of tomorrow. Let true, Christian woman- hood be our ambition! We are looking forward with plea- sure to being upperclassmen, worthy juniors of Saint Benedict's Academy. And last, but not least, we wish to thank our home room teachers, Sisters Amelia, Isabel, and Demetria, for the interest they showed in our endeavors to advance in the knowledge of God and in our other subjects. M 0 H E In Friendship We Were ROOM 401 THIRD ROW: A. M. Bauers, M. Patton, P. Phillipps, M. Good, I.. Sharp, M. Gauglcr G. Zovko, C. Wolf, F. Zubalik, K. Kennedy, A. Boehm, E. Boyer, J. Wiegand, M. Sheelcr L. Skovran, A. M. Rochrick, J. Bieneman. SECOND ROW: J. Schwab, P. Garvey, M. E. Franz, J. Gonvar, L. Struhar, M. Steele M. Langer, M. C. Callio, A. Winters, D. Sapian, J. McCue, H. Currie, J. Matoka. FIRST ROW: M. Rock, M. Yost, C. Dolan, A. Davis, L. Stand, A. O'Lear, A. Hauer LA Naab, A. Mancuso, M. L. Windgassen R. Hartung. ROOM 102 TIIIRD Row: M. Funfar, J. Merman, J. Frank, M. L- Knoolxel, G. A. Brom-ku, li. Petro R. Wagner, D. He-pp, D. Novak, F. Faulm, M' L. Kehr, S. Jan-oh, L. Lclmlmergrcr, D Occhslcin, B. Kemmercr F. Ketterle, G. Aland, L. Graluowski, M. Gilfoyle. SECOND ROW: J. Bruechner, M. E. Heurick, M. A4 Brunn, R. BL'l'j.1'l1lElI1, D. Macak K. Flowers, H. Wirtner, M. Mangold, B. Kelly, J- Whitby, M. Moldon, C. Stancler A. Greco. FIRST ROW: P. Lcsick, M. F- Boylan, A. Elma-icr, M. L. Kclsch, B. Crumlmo, A Thompson, K. Galate, G. Potthoff, R. Dia-ckman, J. Rederer, P. Murphy. Tau ht To Believe and Trust L 43 As you sew, so shall you ri 0 P H 0 M 0 R E Friends Linked Together ROOM 101 D D Drab V Ondrick J Schmude, THIRD Row: B. Rheams, J. Chmay, E. onovan, . - , . . , . M. Scherer, C. Connelly, S. Schrecengost, S. Ordean, M. Smith, B. Horn, K. Goettman, R. Burkhard, A. Barkley, M. E. Grom, P. Buckner. THIRD ROW: J. Woods, R. Drake, L. Breitenbarch, M. Snyder, M. Hoffman, J. Gray, D. Weaver, S. Heiser, M. Inserra, L. McCaI'ter, B. Schenkel, B. Merriman, M. G. Corrado, B- McGuire. FIRST Row: D. Nagy, K. Garvey, J. Rochford, C. McNamara, P. Biegenwald, R. ' ' - hl ' L. Froehlich, M. Mentel. Kusner, B. Ford, ll. Andrews, C. Mec er, aclllemories Sweetw .www :wel 'fins 7 x ,, 'if-H ,,wwx.x 'Y'-Hs-L V! ffl:-. You soo that littlo thing: This fish really got lmuk cd! VUIIIQ now, 21 litllv Slllltvl' 403-OFFICERS 404 OFFICERS D. Jackson, R. Dobrozdravic, J 7e1lei H Jacmenovlch S. Wingrhart, Y. Ettore. A Aich M Pldenschenk Although he Last, Not The Least On September, G, 1949, we, one hundred and ninety-two strong, the largest freshman class ever to be en- rolled at St. Benedict's, plowed our path to a new scholastic life. Gay were the times we had acquainting ourselves with new faces, strange classes, and school activities. ROOM 402 THIRD ROW H Loesch J Young, S. Connelley, M, Schwab, L. Cummings, D McCabe M Giuhei N Connus B Hurray, N. Driscoll, M. Keenan, M. L. Graswick M T SFLOND Row B J Glavm R Galvin, C. Wahlen, M. A. Curran, G. Sawyer, A Baldauf L Rausch R R Sell P Sieber, D. McLean, M- A. Connors. FIRST Row M Delvecchlo G. Kenney, V. Muth, A' M. Baer, R. Stieg'ler, C Bevel M Mayei R Miller R Speiandeo, M. L. Fisher, J- Zupcic, A. Holden. . V,,.. Q 402-OFFICERS 405-OFFICERS 406-OFFICERS M. Curran, D. McCabe, A. J. Korey, M. A. Kuszajcws- M. A. Schrenk, ll, Nemeth, Holden, P. Siclmer. ki, K. Beran, G. Conlon. H. Chcrvenka, M. Horn. Linger In 66Memories ay Dreaded initiation day came and we, the 'Lgreen-freshies, were oflicially introduced to the inner circles of school life. The dance that we shared with the sophomore class at the Colonial was one of the many wonderful happenings of our freshman year. Settling down to develop our in- tellectual and physical faculties, we soon began realizing how true and beautiful is the motto of Saint Bene- dict's Academy, That God May Be Glorified in All Things. Our freshman year laid the foun- dation of our intellectual edifice. We look longingly into the future and see ourselves high-souled sophomores of tomorrow. ROOM 403 THIRD Row: P. Al'l'IlSfl'0Tl1,f, J. Metzpger, R. Sukstus, Y. Ettore, C. Campisi, H. Rosen- lmerg'cr, J. Coder, E. Katie, P. Garvey, P. Raehn, M. Deuerling, L Kroll, M. A. Snyder, R. Bundy, M. Harvey. SECOND Row: G. McCauley, R. Dolirozdravic, D. Wysocki, M. Splane, P. Benner, Y. Bauer, B. Hunkele, D, McKeen, M. Tunney, J. Smith, M. A. Geary. FIRST Row: C. Delbene, P- McGortey, D. Jackson, C. Kroll, P. Stephens, P. Schwartz, M. G. Fortune, C. Kunz, H. Breitenbach, J. O'Brien, G. Sexton, S. Wingzhart. 47 A ' Y' lifwiifi l,ia'3akNEf lillll A Youth of Labor Wim eck, D- Sinatra, M. A Kuszajewski, G. Staud- enmaier, N. Byrnes, E Schrenk, G. Conlon, J Martin, R. Adametz, K Beran, J. Dillon H Newell, M. Mulvihill. SECOND Row: B. Kazu- ra, V. Huston, L Tschudi, S. Klemens P. Boden, L- Stiegler S.Korey, M. Sieffert, J Filip, L. Be1'ne1'. FIRST Row: M. Ligday M. Chapman, K- Aaron C. A. Gass, P. Sander- son, I. Petty, M. Sata- riano, R. M. Gerst, M Putz, S. Patricko, P O'Brien. ROOM 406 THIRD Row: M. Hurley R. Beck, P. Wilson, D Beidl, L. Birsic, B Bentz, P. Pantzis, M Scherm, B. Hutchinson M. A- Sch1'enk, V. Ber- an, D. LaGamba. SECOND Row: L. Clair L. McBurney, J. Krall P. Barker, M. Ufheil C- Drab, C. Fitzgerald, H. Chervenka, N. Sch- midhamer, M. McCue. FIRST Row: R. M. Ne- meth, D. Shoup, M. Horn, D- Pavicic, A Lanzarotta, N. Brandi K. Breen, A. M. Debes N. Mares, I. Dorsch A. Stempler. ABSENT: B- J. Dzikow- ski, A. M. Hopper, W Wehner, R. Schnabele. ROOM 404 THIRD Row: N. Elmei- er, M. Barker, M A- Kinzler, R. Bachmeyer M. Skovran, F. Vesel, B. West, M. Eiden- schenk, A. York, M Zeglowitsch, M. Steph- any, A. Arch, D. Stack- lin, V. Brimmeier SECOND Row: J. Zeller A. M. Schillo, J. Snod- grass, J. Ekl, E. Gales, N. Doyle, H. Jacmeno- vich, A. Halas, T. Kute, D. Kress, M. A- Caro- thers. FIRST Row: P. Ford M- J. Wasielewski, A. M. Jocz, M- Boat, B. Lickert, A. R. Laurin- aitis, N. Francis, M. Halder, P. Hepp, Don- ovan Twins, D. Glinsky. 1 9 i v I 1 , M, N. U 1 M Q -ww' f-A it-P ' e- .L,l..n 3 Sv E A fw -. ELDEK RUSARY EE. . , 5 I ini F 5 'Hg 9 I 5 Hagan ' 'NX 1- : ' . E YQHQ, i .1 fix 5 mezig Wfljf W5 9' 3. 'dbh my fi ,gg With Vim and Vigor We Will Always Work, Uur Duties We'll Never Shirk J' ff firms s 3 S , The engineers who planned, Wrote, and illustrated the 1950 Annual found the job of editing an exciting exper- ience. Working together as a team, the four divisions of the staff, literary, business, typing, and art, exemplified perfect co-operation and co-ordination. This team work plus the success of the ad campaign assured the student body of an ideal Yearbook. With the generous and capable assistance of Sister Louise, moderator, and Mr. Don Young, make-up adviser, the staff was safely guided through the tedious Weeks of editing the Benedic- ta. The Wonderful photographic Work by Mr. Fred Echert of the Strem Studio and by Mr. Herrman of the Pittsburgh Press Was also of countless value for it contributed first class pictures Which, after all, are the most important element in any memory book. BE lllllC'I'A C0-EDITORS! M. Murphy, and M. Mallon. Working carefully and diligently, the co-editors and staff have endeavored to portray in this Annual the events of this past year, especially dear to the graduates, to enable the students to re- live, in quiet moments, the memories sweet and memories gay of the hap- piest years of their lives. ART EDITORS: B. Neusch and J. Bahl.. His Single Talent Well Employed I-iI's1 N Ess M ANAIQIQIIS STANDING: A. Zuellvr. SITTINIQZ M. A. Urschlcr J. ll!'llZll1L'L', P. Gund, J Hitu, ll. Fink. IGIIITIIIIIAL STAI-'I-' STANIIING: E. Dm-sch, M ll0I'I'l01', M. I.. Smith, D fll'LlllL'l', M. Arch. SITTING: L. FI'z1IIz, C Winter, P. Aaron, M HL-yl, I.. Mau-lmio, M. Bar Incrio, C. Kotva, C. Goetz STANDING: A. Gfwtz, M Esswm-III. M A. Schmidt. SITTING! G. Huirc, C 7 Ixlwll, S. Weaver. K. Mcllionoug'h, Ser. 7'rcns11rf'1',' M Murphy, Virr'-l'r1's. M. liar-herie, 'l'llllEN'I' CUUNUIL The Medium Between, Just as every social group has directors at its helm to direct its actions, so too, the Academy has a Student Council to guide its scholastic life and activities. As the link which connects a directive faculty with a co-operative student body, the Council has fostered such projects as monitors in the halls at change of classes and on the street- cars at dismissal, a drive for toys at Christmas for St. Paul's Orphanage, and skits on the P. A. system to improve Facult and tudents school manners and arouse interest in school activities. The Student Council was composed of Sister Antoinette, the faculty ad visor, all homeroom presidents, presi- dents of various clubs, the editors oi' the Benita and Benedicta, and a representative from each class. Under the leadership of Marguerite Barberie, the president, the Council has aimed to raise and to hold high the standard of the school. STANDING: D. Zilliox, R. M. llohrozdravicc, D. llczlia, A. Neady, C. Winter, F. Vunak, P. Aaron, N. liaran, H. Jacmenovich, IC. Sturm, J. Portman. SI'l 1'lNG: B. Beggs, M. A. Sehrenk, W. Kaelin, A. Walsh, J. Roth, D. Macak, IJ, McCabe. I - 1. 1 S - - hm-mu STANDING: R. Frank, M. Barberie, D. Zilliox, P. Aaron, M. Huttinger, J. Bahl, M. Hickman. SITTING: lVl, A. llrsclilcr, li. lfranz, M. llcrrlcr, M. Arch, Miss Virginia, M. Mallon, C. liotva, lVl. l ilsingcr, C. lihall. il'l'l0 Iillll lllt lllllllTY Character Is Higher Than Intellect With the completion of the first semester, Sister Antoinette announced the names of those senior girls who had won membership in the National Honor Society. The faculty chose these students in recognition of their fine achieve- ments. The class of 1950 can boast of seventeen members in the National Honor Society. These girls have been chosen on the basis of scholarship, lead- ership, character, and service to their school during their entire four years. They have done much for the honor of their school. We are proud of these girls and hope that they will continue to work as diligently for their community in various social programs for the benefit of others, as they did during their school days at the Academy. EDITORS! D. Zilliox, D. Bezila. TYPISTS STAN1w1Nr'- F D .. A. opp, L. Marc-hio, E. Schmudc. SITTING: M. Uu,Q'2m, J. R0dge1's, L. Funk. I3 E l TA A Vehicle I ..,,. 4 ,,..,.,.,., Q vliruitzl, 5 QE V' am mam. ua -an M... . 56 'PAFF Of Virtue, Truth, and Love. Dull pencils, scratched out senten- ces, dead lines, and the final rush to the printer! These were the typical results which attended the completion of the copy for each issue of the school paper. The eager members of the Ben- ltiln staff experienced real happiness when the 'tfinished product arrived hot off the printer's press. Because these sweet memories are recorded in the pages of this book, the staff mem- bers cannot help feeling great satis- faction and pride in what they contri- buted to make the Benita a better and more attractive publication. Striving to keep up the tradition of an excellent news vehicle, the co- editors strove to put into Word-pictures the ideals, hopes, goals, failures, and happy days of the girls at the Academy. Double Trouble and HWEIS reMARX were the most widely read columns during the past school year for they provided wit and humor along with the serious side of school life. The literary guidance for the pub- lication was supplied by Sister M. Louise, a most capable advisor, without whose aid the staff could not have pro- duced such a fine paper. The staff is grateful to Mr. Cyril Wiegand for his saving the Academy hundreds of dol- lars by his generously contributing all the cuts that were used in the five issues of the paper. STANDING: M. Huttinger, J. Magerl, F. Vunak, M. L. Flynn, R. Frank, H. Almmayr, H. Rochford, J Ilecgan. SITTING: C. Hcim, A, Joyce, R. Gordon, E. Marx, M. A. Wcis, F. Pccoraro, R. Gordon, N. Stem-lc. STANDING: C. Rhall, L. Franz, M. L. Smith, M. Dugan, M. L. Flynn, S. Weaver, M Mallon, M. Barherie, M. Murphy, C. Winter, P. Aaron, J. Magerl, M. Herrler. SITTING: F. Vunak, M. Arch, R. Frank, J. Bahl, M. A. Urschlcr, C. Kotva, M. Hutting- 61 D. Zilliox, J. Ilitc, E. Schmudc. Talent Alone Cannot Make A Writer Writing is an art that requires not only skill but also diligence, persever- ance, and long hours of patient practice. Many pencil points were dulled and much paper scribbled over during the preparation stages of the publications of both the Benita and Benedicta. Twenty-five members of these staffs who met the scholastic requirements for membership in the International Hon- orary Society for High School Journal- ists were given the honor of being en- rolled in the Quill and Scroll Society. This honor made the trials and tribula- tions of both staffs appear little indeed. The admission of members into the national high school society was a suf- ficient compensation for all the hard work and persistent efforts which were demanded in editing the Academy's journalistic publications. Due to the congested conditions of the school, no formal induction of the twenty-five honored members was pos- sible. The membership pins and cards of admission were presented to the young would-be journalists by Mother Gertrude in a private ceremony, graced by the remaining seniors and their re- porting teachers, Sisters Louise, Re- gina, and Gonzaga. lll 'I'0ltY ll LITERARY I0Clll'l'Y Historian, --A Prophet Looking Backwards The dusty pages of History hold great stores of knowledge. Members of the H. H. S. dusted off some of these pages and relived the events through their interesting field trips. One of the best excursions of the year was to the Old Economy Settlement, Ambridge. The luncheon, held at the Schenley Ho- tel, was also a memorable event. The students of the home chapter had a very educational and successful year with Sister M. Mercedes acting as the Academy's moderator. The Literary Honor Society or Writers' Club is the newest addition to the High School Federation organ- ization. Its purpose is to find and foster literary talent among high school stu- dents of the Diocese. This year the Society has added radio work to its list of activities. Once a month the society edits a page in the Catholic Observer entitled, The Voice of Youth. Each member of the Club must submit three creative ar- ticles a semester and, if he is a radio member, also a radio script. HISTORY STANDING! M. Hem-lei-, J. Quolke, M. Huttinger, M. Barberie, M. Murphy. SITTING: M. A. Urschler, P. Good, H. Alnnayr. LITERARY STANDING: R. Tschudi, R. Gordon. SITTING! P, Salter, B, Beggs, R. Gordon. iid. UIE GE H0 0R UCIETY Persefverance Is A Crowning Quality Science and art belong to the whole world and thus are an intergral part of S. B. A. Delving into the Wonders of nature, ambitious students in chemistry and physics strove to further their scientific knowledge. Honor students in these subjects make themselves eligible for membership in the Science Honor Society. At an early fall meeting at North Catholic High School, the Society open- ed its year of social and educational activities. The society spent an active year, making various trips, among them, the one to Harmerville, Pa., to the University of Pittsburgh Institute of Technology, and to an interesting sky show at the Buhl Planetarium. The members of St. Benedict's have benefit- ed greatly through their association vmh the other groups of the Science Honor Society and hope that it may continue its fine work for years to come. Brother Gregory Nazianzen F. S. C., of Central Catholic High, was mod- erator for the year. He carefully plan- ned the meetings and field trips so that the participants got the most out of them both socially and educationally. Aaron. C. Goetz, C. Kotva Dickman, M. A1 ch Mallon, C. Wint 1 BACK Row: S. Weaver, M. L. Nist, C. Lowrie, B. Beggs, D. Weaver, li, Krah, D. Novak, L. Cummings, M. Rock, M. Splane, L. Claire, M. Sweeney, A. Bailey. FRONT Row: P. Aaron, M. Gibson, D. Bezlia, M. J. Wasielcwski, P. Good, M. Arch, J. Decgan, M. L. Smith, J. Hite. V0 U A 'll l ll ll L llll All Success Is From H ecwen Above The works and prayers of all stu- dents were offered to God each day for vocations as they headed every school paper with the Latin initials, U. I. O. G. D.-That in All Things God May Be Glorified. The Vocation Club stands out as the most important one in the school activities. It is significant that its mem- bership is the largest of any club. The principal aim of the Club is to pray for vocations, that young! men and women may be guided in the correct choice of their life's Work. Sister Terese Clare has piloted the club through a very successful year. Catherine Winter has proven an ex- cellent president both by her capable leadership and her lady-like deportment. Although the Scholastic Year will end the membership of the senior girls, they'll continue praying for vocations in the coming years. Officers plan the salc of Holy Childhood stamps ORCHESTRA andeo, B. Hutchinson, M. Booker A. M. Schillo, D. Glinsky. M. A. Hoffman, N. Conners, M Glasser, M. Gruber, M. A. Weigl Vecchio, S. Patricko, F. Gray, N Schmidhamer, P. O'Brien, G. A Brooke, R. Miller, S. Connelly, M L. Graswick. chcstra arrive for extra practice. li . . .Colden Cascade Of Captured Melody The Glee Club, under the supervision of Sister M. Gregory, became one of the most patronized clubs of the Academy during the past scholastic year. In harmony with the Glee Club, the Orchestra, under the direction of Sister M. Gonzaga, and Doctor Rauterkus, has par- ticipated in many social affairs and contributed its share in enhancing the programs of the year. This year marks the fifth birthday of the Orchestra's existence. Despite the fact that it is still a young club, it has contributed its share to the musical culture of the school. The students of these two groups, who sang and played for the enjoyment of others as well as their own, strove to build milestones in the development of music at the Academy. This year S. B. A. embarked on its first major musical venture, Sweet Ann Page an operetta, directed by Sister M. Gregory and Miss Anna Dice. 62 STANDING: M. A. Farrell, R. Sper- SEATED: B. Kazura, R. Hartung V. Kovacich, D. McLean, M. Del- Five members of the S.B.A. or- 63 ll 0 ltll l US Choice Words and Measured Phrases That failure is success turned in- side out has challenged candidates and members of the forensic leagues to push forward toward higher goals in the art of speech. To the girls who have the courage to meet this challenge and surmount the many ditliculties encountered on its upward sweep to success, this challenge has paid high dividends. Encouraged by Sister Perpetua, their sponsor, who held constantly be- fore them the ideal, there is no such thing as defeat if one has done her best, the girls at S. B. A. through self-re- liance, constant practice, and the de- termination to succeed, have, and are learning to express the correct, the weighty, and the true, Christian facts of national and world problems with as few but exact words as possible. Rising in the Wee hours of the morning to meet and board the Grey- hound to Monessen, the Blue Ridge to Donora, and the Harmony Bus to But- ler, there to meet and challenge other teenagers in the art of debating and extempore speaking, and in more artis- tic form aim to excel in declamation- these activities have been the usual prelude for many a Saturday's full time bout these past four years. Ever eager to practice the virtues of good sportsmanship, the members of the forensic leagues closed another suc- cessful year and won added renown for their Alma Mater and themselves. Let us sec, too! Our leaders Well, it's like this STANDING: F. Vunak, Ifrvsillvfff. SITTING! M. Herrler, V1'cz'-I'rvs. J. Chervenka, Svc. Trees. LIBRARY UL ll Keepers f The World Uf Knowledge The activities of the Library Club were in the capable hands of many sacrificing students who willingly offer- ed their able assistance both in the library proper and in keeping the Club's enthusiasm alive and active. Every morning and every evening of every school day there was a willing: searcher with a smiling face behind the desk in the library to help students locate needed research material and the desired fiction book. Sister Mechtilde helped to solve the more difficult prob- lems. The Library Club has had many interesting activities spaced throughout the school term. Book Week, planner! with the aid of Sister Hildegrarde, proved interesting with skits, book re- ports, and many eye-catching posters displayed on all the floors of the Aca- demy. Many short skits were presented during the year to maintain interest in the library. There were always fine, educative posters to be seen in the reading room. STANDING: B. Smith, M. J. Baines, J. Quolke, M. L. Smith, J. Gonsowski. SITTINC M. Dugan, C. Kotva, C. Goetz, F. Pecoraro, C. Majestic, D. Walker, M. HLltt1H1,9l', L. Franz, 6 It's easy when you know how. stitch a Every . ' ' S.B.A. memory of CLASS S Can Be Prayer Labor You Know Business careers are born in com- The giFlS of the V211'i0US sewing mercial Classes for they are stepping classes are to be commended for the stones to the economic world beyond many fashion displays they set up in raduation doors. The teachers make the main hall of the Academy for the ware that knowl- admiration of the outsiders The beau- tiful yet not too costly and artistic ' 'lways aroused emulation ' s and 65 2-'I their students well a edge is power, and that only the best prepared workers can succeed in the t day, business circles. Is ' oodles vast, presen h t flying saucers, I'- it any wonder t a and oodles of figures, and little odd cu liques Cthey look like Chinese charac tersl are the earmarks of every hard working commercial student? creations a among competitive Hseamstresse drew words of praise from teachers and students. Under Sister Isabel's me- ticulous direction the girls were taught to be methodical and systematic in every step of the sewing procedure. Education orms The Common Mind Never let it be said that St. Bene- dict's does not encourage those studies which help to create and speed friendly international relations. Latin, French, Spanish and German still rank high in the curriculum. Hence a gratifying num- ber of girls are now courageously pur- suing and also thoroughly enjoying these languages with their many rules of syntax and surprise translations. Eager to broaden their outlook, the students of the language classes under the guid- ance of capable instructors, have ex- plored the strange yet interesting cus- toms of peoples beyond the seas. Now Vou know what's wron . I- Camera catches art in the making. CLASSES As The Twig Is Bent The Treeys Inclined The colorful and life-like works of art displayed by the art students of the Academy have aptly shown their crea- tive ability. Under Sister Barbara's supervision, the girls enjoyed their in- formal art classes. They produced beau- tiful works in charcoal, water colors, and pastels. The senior students' black- board decorations and drawings for the Christmas season will be long remem- bered. With busy pencils, compasses, pro- tractors, and slide rules, the math students earnestly attempted to grasp difficult algebraic equations and geomet- ric theorems. Many times the girls minds were whirling with incalculable coinputations but they perseveringly continued the deductions which sur- prisingly resulted in producing usually the correct answers. Could be-but I'm not sure f x -al-...M Our Victories LEAGUE GAMES CAPTURE CUP S.B.A.. ....... 39 S.B.A.., 38 Augustine , ., 15 he S.B.A.,.. .. ,. 31 Lawrence ., .... 22 S.B.A Wendelin .... 43 S.B.A, 61 S.B.A., ,.,,. U70 Augustine ,,,..,,... 33 S.B.A .......,., .50 BA KETRALL Through M ary . John CBapti'stJ ., . Michael ...,,....,..n, . Wendelin ........,,.. .Michael , ., .. St 15 St 19 St. Lawrence ii...,,,, 24 St 23 St 9 St 14 . John CBaptistJ C. Grundler J. Frank J. Portman S. Muth N. Doyle L. Stugler STANDING: D, Gruber, R. Galvin, H. Jacmenovich, M. Schwab, J. Schwab, M. Foerster, P. Garvey, D. Porinchak, J. Bieneman. SITTING: J. Snodgrass, F. Sweeney, R. Bergman, M. Tomlinson, J. Roth, M. Ufheils, V. Muth. 68 CLOCKWISE 1. E. Sturm 2. P. Sweeney 3. D. McCabe 4. W. Scheuring 5. D. Gruber 6. M. Heyl 7. A. Winkler 8. M. A. Urschler 4? MFE' .X ...Q 34 ,. -we .239 WM' Wk 5-pmt, A- Amfvuu-9,1 Ji, 'a Ms' rj H' .JV 1.-ff' J. I ,xr - Q ... .Q QM-Q ' .M iww I K ,w A WA agfnniwa 'M I 4... FA MW-. gs' Q will 'X M... - ,, -mm lf bf-ff W V LA , ww i f 552 , 5 -, mv , W5 , -N .5 wvifx 3 7 , f 1, ' J 1 ... Q , N L 1. I vi in 'gd ' vu-1. ,f-N4 .-A N X ' AS '.uf 1 W rm q 3 ,Q Q Q 0 19 gg t 'Si QQ: ' Q 2? Q 'R' Q M Q-EQ X if S If 5 fa Q 4' af' 12.4. R 'I A Q ' . ga W. 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A 4 1 'Y g m .Hn-xf .K is , I .V A L X ff : f 'f 'f wiv. , , 'f f'iX. . ...L T .. T - A milk 'WX-an XX? 44 - '- A True Winner That tense moment I'll have you the first set. There must be gold in that ball. fChccrleade1'sJ Are you ready? C. Steffl, J. Dermick, M. A. Stcbler, H Rochford, D. Doyle, P. Saffer. Come on Blue! Come on Gold! Come on team, knock 'em cold! Yes, S. B. A.'s basketball team surged through for another bang-up year and showed great sportsmanship and good coordination. It has proved one of the best in the Catholic league. In two years the players have carved an A-No. 1 name in basketball, winning the Class C Trophy in '49, and the Class B Trophy in '50. They attribute their success to the intercession of Mary whom the girls invoked before every game. The team's motto, Victory, through Mary has been an inspiration to the players. During the basketball season if one took a peek into the chapel at lunch she would see and hear the whole team and many supporters praying the rosary fervently for another victory through Mary. Under the capable leadership of coaches, Robert Lapp and Tom Foerster, the playersshowed great improvement in shooting, passing, and in teamwork. The student body appreciates the won- derful work accomplished by the '50 Varsity. x .ii - ' '15 iff ly - ffl. , ,Ek :gi M 3 -, ji! 5 321 1 -af I N' ff 1 5.3- 1 72 'N w D gh M Prayer Is A Virtue Prevailing Against All Temptations J' : 1' Eiiifr 2' S - t We, the graduates of '50, feel that our four years at S. B. A. have been very fruitful ones. Among our memo- ries sweet, we always shall place on top one holy spot, the chapel, Where We poured out our petitions and thanks- giving to our best Friend, Jesus. In our retreats and days of recol- lections we were taught to advance in the love of God which is the only science that matters in the life of each one of us. Because God is good and youth is wonderful, we feel that the high, spir- itual principles With which our school and teachers have enriched us will shape our future religious activities and advance our various social success- es in such a manner that God may be glorified in all we do. Where friendship is always found J ir' Naught But Cod REV. CHARLES W1Es1v1ANN Chaplain Wtll Can Satisfy The Soul V my .fx Qw HAVE Wy tgh 75 0 K ll S T I N Prayer Is The Voi Of Faith GOD BLESS THEM Knowing that s 0 u n d religious training is the principal aim of all true education, our teachers mixed an ounce of the supernatural into all our scholas- tic endeavors. The Sisters will always be part of our high school memories- Umemories sweet, memories gay. REVEREND CHARLES W1EsMANN ,... REVERI-:ND MOTHER M. GERTRUDE SISTER M. ANToiNET'rE, O. S. B.. REV. EDWARD J oYcE, Sister Religion M. Perpetua Sister M. Lioba Sister M. Mechtilde Sister M. Barbara Sister M. Louise Sister M. Regina ..Pri'rzcipuI Sister M' Gregory Sister M. Frances Sister M. Ignatia Sister M. Hildegard Sister M. Mercedes Q .. . 'M -f?QAKLQAkQ?m. 'f- sv-f. - nfl Hiamiz K ' We gather to thine altar Sister M. Leona Sister M. Amelia Sister M. Pauline Sister M- Isabel Sister M. Gonzaga Sister M. Demetria Sister M. Carolyn Sister M. Teresa Clare Sister M. Rosemary Sister M. Fabian Miss Dice Dr. Joseph Rauterkus Out for a little stroll I WE MUST SAY GOODBYE T0 ALL THIS! With trust in our eyes, hope in our hearts, and a prayer on our lips, we stand ready to face that which is before us. Now We have only memories of yesterday, memories sweet, memories gay, but We have the glorious promise of tomorrow. Armed with our faith we look resolutely to the future. E. J. HERGENROEDER Architect I Registered in Pennsylvania 800 Century Building Pittsburgh 22, Pennsylvania ar ar wk 4: ATlantic I-4743-44 ARCHITECT FOR ST. BENEDICT'S ACADEMY CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF ST. GEORGE Organized 1881 Among the leading Catholic Insurance Fraternities. Supreme Office: 709 Brighton Road Pittsburgh 12, Pennsylvania Supreme Secretary Supreme President Joseph Porta John Eibeck Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS Paoli BROTHERS, INC to the Heating Roofing Class of 50 850 Pennsylvania Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Steele Auegheny 1-7300 Pittsburgh 12, Pa. 79 . . . Let CHAMIPION Solve Your Home-Heating Problems CHAMPION COAL SMOKELESS COAL HARD COAL fAnthraciteJ KAII Sizesj DISCO-Radiant Fuel COKE WINKLER STOKERS III HI' S CHAMPION COAL COMPANY GRant 1-3121 409 Wood St. Downtown P. A.. FREYVOGEL CO. PAINTERS DECORATORS WALL WASHING CHURCHES - INSTITUTIONS SCHOOLS Serving Catholic Institutions since 1900 FAirfax 1-1266 819 Middle St., N. S. SPIES BROTHERS, INC. 1140 Cornelia Ave. Chicago 13, Illinois MANUFACTURERS of class rings of Saint Benedict's Academy SUPPLIERS of diplomas, cards and announcements BestWishes Tothe CLASS OF 1949 BRUSCA BROTHERS, INC. Contractors Builders of Saint Benedict's Academy Whitfield Building Whitfield St., and Baum Blvd. East Liberty C61 Pa. EMerson 1-7595 Compliments Best Wishes of To the GRADUATES OF 1950 NEW DIAMOND MARKET Best Wishes Fresh and Smoked Meats from your POUIIVY-BI-'lie'-E995 Yearbook Photographer Cheese-Fish-Delicatessen 211-13 Diamond Street STREM STUDIQ Pittsburgh 22, Pa. 433 Penn Ave. Atlantic 1-4575 Very Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF 1950 WEST VIEW TAVERN 8. CLUB ASSOCIATION 342 Center Avenue C0mPlime'1fS of PITTSBURGH BUILDERS D. N. MURRELL SUPPLY C0- Lumber 8. BuiIder's Supplies Bullde' Supplies R. D. W7 McKees Rocks, Pa. Pittsburgh 29, Pa. Federal 1-2270 81 Wishes Success SANCTIX CONSTRUCTION INC. We Congfatulate The Graduates of S. B. A. 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Flinn F r i e n d Pete Dorsak X Harold Fried Maxie and Grace 82 Compliments of Compliments of t. Athanasius L ceum S Y H. P. Brandt Funeral Home Westworth Avenue 1032 Perry Highway Pittsburgh 29, Pa. Pcrrysvlue' Pa' , Anthony J. Dorsch George E. Dorsch COI'f1pl1IT1eI1tS of Carpenter Bricklaye-r CEdar 1-3522 CEdar 1-4332 D. T. BRODERICK L b C I DORSCH BROS. um er 0 nc' Building Contractors 600 Grant Street Pittsburgh 19, Pa. Homes Garages Cement Work - 1326 Buente St. Grant 1 3958 N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. The Knight Iife Insurance CEM N744 CEM L9172 , ,j Company of Amerlca KROLL BROS. TIRE co. .Faithful Protector of Your Famllyn Complete Line Tires-Tubes-Batteries if ,129 Industrial and Ordinary Policies Executive Offices: N. s., Pittsburgh, Pu. 2001-11 Chateau S11'HG'f l ' I Joseph H. Reiman, President North Side, Pittsburgh 12, Pa. MEYERL'S MARKET COLD BEER CE M888 JOHN A. KREMMEL F D l' me 6 'Very BEER DISTRIBUTOR 2122 East Street 3858 E t St t N S . r as ree , . . CE 1 3021 Pittsburgh 12' Pd' CE 1-2551 CNear Perry Theaterj ' ' ' 'Pittsburgh 14, Pu. Serve Yourself-Have Yourself Served Home Delivery-Beer-Ale-Soft Drinks Ntw 'Gi,,, NORTH SIDE SAVINGS '86 LOAN ASSO 'H 3 WSURED Perrysville Ave. and East S 9 i 'I,!,?.. fb WiQ,tt.ur' N. S., Pittsburgh, Pen CI t. nsyl 83 ATION vania Compliments of ST. BONIFACE LYCEUM 2208 East Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. BUSCH NURSERIES 100 Acres of Hardy Plants Thompson Run Road R. D. 31 Allison Park We. 1-1717 Perrys. 2064 Compliments of GEORGE BUTLER, ALDERMAN 1421 Beaver Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CHATLY'S SMOKE SHOP 408 East Ohio Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ce. 9876 Compliments of CHRISTIAN MOTHERS CONFRATERNITY Saint Boniface Church Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of DORSCH SHOE STORE 700 East Ohio Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of THE BOYS GROPELLI MEMORIAL CO. MONUMENTS, MARKERS We. 1-0803 Mt. Troy Road Cemetery Lane fat Perry Highwayj HAMBERG AGENCY Real Estate Insurance 24 years serving the North Boroughs 454 Perrysville Road Phone-Wellington 1-2225 COMMONWEALTH TRUST CO. OF PITTSBURGH 709-711 East Ohio Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Member of Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. Ce. 1-1337 Ce. 1-0835 Residence Phone-Fa. 1-4580 A. C. GIERL 1001 Spring Garden Avenue Roofing-Furnaces Sheet Metal Work Ask for HARMONY DAIRY MILK FAirfax 1-7600 Compliments of G. W. HEARD Funeral Home 4047 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh 14, Pa. HIEBER'S STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE 1034 Perry Highway Perrysville, Pa. Phone Perrysville 1080 F. C. HINKEL 8z BRO. INC. Flowers 165 Hinkel Road Pittsburgh 29, Pa. We. 1-2100 Compliments of HARRY HITE 137 Van Buren Street Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Compliments of ST. MARY'S LYCEUM 700 Pressley Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. HUGHES-OGILVIE CO. Office-School-Institutional Gymnasium Equipment 327 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Grant 1-2222 JOHNNY LAUGHLIN'S Shamrock Room 917-919 Western Avenue Ce. 1-2468 THE MAY LUMBER CO. Wholesale and Retail 1201 Brighton Road Pittsburgh 12, Pa. FAirfax 1-2800 Pittsburgh, Pa. We. 1-0652--1-0732' McDONALD HARDWOOD FLOOR CO. Floors Refinished 176 Highland Avenue 84 Compliments of MILLERS CAFE 3852 California Avenue Linden 1-9978 Compliments of MILLER-MEYER 2057 Chateau Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 1-4234 MOUNT TROY BLDG. and LOAN ASSN. 1970 W. Beckert Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Al. 1-6107 NIEDERST RESTAURANT Special Luncheons and Evening Dinners 632 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. NORTH SIDE DEPOSIT BANK 516 Federal Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Member of Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. Best Wishes to the Class of '50 WILLIAM F. O'BRIEN 3724 California Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 1-9406 Compliments Congratulations P. Of A T0 the Gl'adl13t9S 863 Marshall Avenue FRIEND F1'0m Pittsburgh 14, Pa. WAGNER-BUND MUSIC CO Domestic 81 Foreign Editions 719 Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh 22, Pa. At. 1-7823 Best Wishes to the Class of '50 MR. LEO WEIGL FAMILY Perrysville, Pa. THE WILLIAMSBURG FURNITURE SHOP For Finer Furniture Perrysville, Pennsylvania Perrysville 1-1099 Compliments of REV. FLORIAN YELINKO, O. S. B. St. Benedict Church Carroltown, Pa. RODGERS DAIRY CO. Ce. 1-7290 'Congratulations to Graduating Class of 1950 CHARLES M. WALSH Funeral Home 978 Perry Highway Perrysville, Pa. WAVERLY PRINTING COMPANY Arrott Power Building No. 1 Pittsburgh 22, Pa. At. 1-8358 Compliments of WEST VIEW BANK For More Fun- Visit Our Danceland WINTER'S BAKERY 3051 Brighton Road Pittsburgh Market House Sheridan Boulevard Sparkle Market WHITE AUTO SALES INC. Chrysler-Plymouth Sales 8: Service 961 Ohio River Boulevard Li. 1-6353 Best Wishes to the Graduates of '50 BENEDICTINE FATHERS St. Boniface Church East Street North S ide Greetings REV. THOMAS J. McPHERSON REV. JAMES CAMPBELL REV. JOHN FLAHERTY St. Peter's Parish North Side CHAS. J. LIPTAK Real Estate-Insurance-Mortgages 1219 Spring Garden N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ce. 1-0906-07 85 JOSEPH ABBOTT Wholesale Beer Distributor 5245 Perrysville Road A. M. G. PRODUCTS CO. Handi-Bags 814 Handi-Aids 940 Ohio Blvd. ALLEGHENY REAL ESTATE CO. 402 Federal Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. We. 1-2252 Avalon, Pa. Fa. 1-2100 S Greeting from Compliments AUMER's BAKERY of Wedding KL Birthday Cakes Chalfonte Ave ST, ANTHONY LYCEUM 3904 Perrysville Avenue West View 29 Pa. Troy Hin Fa' 1-7568 Compliments of BAHL'S CAFE 4701 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh 29, Pa. BALESTREIRE PRODUCE Quality Fruits Sz Vegetables 1051 Spring Garden Avenue Ce. 1-7746 BALINT'S FOOD MARKET 1001 Haller Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Li. 1-9824 Compliments of THE BARGAIN COUNTER 1722 Beaver Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of S. M. BASSICK 537 Tripoli St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. BENNETT LUMBER 8: MGH. CO. 21 Sedgwick Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. J. A. BERGER Butter, Eggs, Kr Cheese 1814 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of BERKLEY'S PHARMACY Two Modern Stores West View Perrysville J. A. BETZ MEAT MARKET 3554 East St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 1-4939 BEVERLY FARMS Milk It's The Best 1230-1238 Reedsdale Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. JAMES J. BIRSIC MEAT MARKET 1921 Beaver Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 1-2636 LEE BITTNER 515 Perry Highway Mobilgas and Mobiloil West View 29, Pa. Compliments of BLUE-BIRD MARKET 3900 Brighton Rd. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of BLIND FLORAL CO. West View Pittsburgh, Pa. We. 1-1005 GERARD BOEH FLOWERS 1414 Beaver Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 1-1313 BOHEMIAN CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL UNION 818 N. Canal St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. BO NA ROOFING-HEATING 161 Perrysville Rd. ' West View 29, Pa. WM. H. BRANT SONS 231 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh 29, Pa. JOSEPH W. BREDL Richfield Service Station 1231 Spring Garden Avenue Ce. 1-8996 BRIGHTON FLORAL SHOPPE Flowers for Every Occasion 3312 Brighton Road Li. 1-6022 JOHN F. BRUNNER CO. Plumbing Contractors 2331 California Ave. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of GEORGE BUCSEK MEAT MARKET 1017 Chestnut Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CHAS. BRUNENGHAUS Carpenter Repairing 4200 Spring Garden Road Mi. 1-1554-R BURNS COAL 81 HAULING 1428 Warner Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Fa. 1-3504 Compliments of CAROLINE'S NovEL'r1Es NICHOLAS BUNTICH THE CRAIG PHARMACY 1610 Beaver Ave. Jeweler-Watchmaker Professional Service Pittsburgh 12, Pa. 524 Federal Street Li. 1-4182 Al. 1-4342 Ce. 1-3356 Res. Ce. 1-3303 86 BRUBACH PLUMBING CO. Contractors-Repairing Electric Sewer Cleaning Water Heater Repair Service 1314 Woods Run Ave. Li. 1-3928 CAMILLE'S FLORAL AND GIFT SHOPPE Flowers For All Occasions 3035 Brighton Road Ro. 1-8741 SAM CARUSO Wholesale Beer Distributor Corner Taylor Ave. 8: Resaca Pl. CEdar 1-3965 CATANZARO FRUIT MARKET 418 Perry Highway West View 29, Pa. Compliments of CATHOLIC WOMEN'S UNION St. Mary's Church F115 CHESTNUT CURB MARKET 623 Chestnut Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CEdar 1-9393 C. C. CLAIR Confraternity of , , , optician CHRISTIAN MOTHERS ECONOMY PANTO MORE 5126 Jenkins Arcade St. Athanasius 505 East Ohm Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. west View 29, Pa. Plttsbufgh 12, Pa- CONNOR ELECTRIC CO. 404 Perry Highway West View 29, Pa. We. 1-6700 CORNER FRUIT MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 1806 Brighton Place CEdar 1-9868 Compliments of FRANCIS J. CRAIG Auto-Fire-Liability-Insurance Gr. 1-2444 We. 1-1430-R D 8: M FARM DAIRY Pasteurize D-Dairy-Products 3428 Spring Garden Avenue Allegheny 1-8736 THE DAN-DEE PRETZEL AND POTATO CHIP Co. Popcorn-Egg Noodles Dlamond 1-1764 2900 E. 65th St. DAUM and. HELM HARDWARE CO. 625 East Ohio Street Phone: FAirfax 1-3610 DERDA BROS. Live and Dressed Poultry 409 Chestnut St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of DEVLIN FUNERAL HOME 602 Sherman Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. JOE 8: JIM DOMMINO CAFE 800 Progress St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. ECKERT BROTHERS Wholesale Meat Dealers 3101 East Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of EBERT HARDWARE 3913 Perrysville Avenue FAirfax 1-7750 ENGEUS GROCERY 224 Martsolf Avenue West View Pittsburgh, Pa. We. 1-0594-R ESSER COSTUME COMPANY Costumes For Plays, and Pageants 322 Liberty Avenue Compliments of F. L. FALCK 81 CO. 1400 High Street WM. FISCHER'S SONS Distributors of Larro Feed 805-807 East St1'eet Pittsburgh 22, Pa. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 1-7280 Ce. 1-7281 FOSS FLOWER CHARLES R. FUNDENBERG, 'Jr. Compliments of 501 Grant Avenue D. D. S. JOHN J. FUNK Millvale, Pa. 76 Chalfonte Avenue 11-13 Shreve Street Phone: Mi. 1-1020 West View Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of FRANKLIN TAVERN 1410 Franklin Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 1-9587 Compliments of ROBERT B. GIBSON 914 Federal Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. GLASSBRENNER PHARMACY 3053 Brighton Road Phone: Llden 1-1786 Compliments of GOLDIE'S MENS WEAR 203 East Ohio St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. GRAZIANO FRUIT MARKET Quality Friuts Sz Vegetables 816 East Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 1-7581 LAWRENCE A. GRUNDLER Cemetery Memorials 4005 Troy Hill Road WEllington 1-2737 87 HASLEY BROTHERS Transfer Sz Storage 855-857 South Canal Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Al. 1-6100 HAMMS MARKET 1239 Iten Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 1-5026 Compliments of HARRIS PERRY THEATER 3901 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of HEILS GARAGE 5300 Perrysville Road Compliments of HENKE'S MARKETS 1627-1700 East Street H. W. 'HENRY Awnings Sz Venetian Blinds 56 Park Avenue Pittsburg, Pa. West View, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. We, 1-2708 THEODQRE HILDENBRAND OUTLY BROTHERS Hn-E,S .sz SONS . . . The Friendly Drug Store Plumbing and Heating Highland Auto Service 3900 Perrysviue Avenue 1340C'fJIgr:l1cg0g:reet W 129331315 Perrxyv Hig3YVaY P Corner East Street ce. 1-4945 Pittsburgh 12, Pa. 9' ' est ww' A Ce' P8300 Pittsburgh' Ra HORNE 81 FREED Dresses, Suits, Coats Our Specialty 817 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. HUBER'S QUALITY MEATS North Side Market House N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Fa. 1-6567 Compliments of IVORY SERVICE STATION 187 Ivory Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of JANDA'S DRUG STORE 739 East Ohio Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. HUY'S PHARMACY 1021 Chestnut Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Fa. 1-0331 Compliments of JENNY LEE BAKERY 620 Island Avenue McKees-Rocks, Pa. Compliments of JONASSON'S Liberty at Oliver Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of J. 81 R. SALES 8: SERVICE 336 Center Avenue We. 1-0512 West View, Pa. KN OBLACH'S Furniture and Carpets 1816 Beaver Avenue ce. 1-6022 N. si., Pgh. Pa. Compliments of LAHR'S GROCERY 2300 Spring Garden Avenue Ce, 1-9500 Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments to the Graduating Class of 1950 From SOPHOMORE CLASS-102 PAUL J. KERN General Building Contractor 27 Wentworth Avenue We. 1-0844-J Pittsburgh 29, Pa. FRANK H. KIRNER Church Goods-Religious Articles H. H. KIBACH Tax Consultant-Accoutant 708 College Avenue THOS. W. KORBA All Makes' of Watches, and Jewelry Repaired 309 Market Street P'tt b h 32 P I Pittsburgh 22' Pa' I 15158915 a At. 1-38355 Bakeiigisiiiii-igii 19, Pa. Compliments of KRASON'S KING JOHN BROTHERHOOD 825 South Canal Street N. Si. Pittsburgh, Pa. Credit Jewelers 733 East Ohio Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of C. H. KUMMER MEAT MARKET Perrysville, Pa. Perrysville 1-1012 Compliments of DON Sz HARRY HITE 137 Van Buren Street Pittsburgh, Pa. FRANK LAMM Cleaning, Pressing and Tailoring 1019 Chestnut Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Fa. 1-9024 Compliments of LANGER BROS. GARAGE 185 Perrysville Avenue West View, Pa. We. 1-9965 Compliments of HARRY KRUPP FURNITURE Co. 843 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh, Pa. LOUIS KAUFMANN GARAGE 1206-10 East Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Ce. 1-6095 Best Wishes to the 1950 Graduates From MARY P. LATTNER 88 JOS. KNAUSS, JR. Orthopedic Shoes Made to Order 1234 Iten St. Ce. 1-3029 LHOTA'S CAFE 1226 Spring Garden Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. J. A. LINDENFELSER 102-3 N. S. Market N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. LINDEN BEER DISTRIBUTOR Beer-Ale-Soft Drinks For Home Delivery Li. 1-8007 3627 California Ave. LIOTTA'S Super Market 911-913 James Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Al. 1-3512 Ce. 1-9040 Compliments of M. A. LUCAS 2246 Wilson Avenue Pittsburgh, 14, Pa. FRANK V. LUKSIK Funeral Director 1400 Monterey Street - Fa. 1-1246 N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of MACK'S MEAT MARKET 735 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. WM. 'H. MARSHALL Distributor Local and Out of Town Beer Daily Home Delivery Service Ce. 1-2371 1526 Rhine St. OSCAR P. MATOUS Optician Dollar Savings 8: Trust Bldg. Fa. 1-6602 N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Best Wishes To Graduates MAXON TIRE SERVICE 3901 California Avenue MAZUR WASHER SERVICE All Makes of Washers 81 Sweepers Repaired-Bought-Sold 840 East Ohio Street Fa. 1-9774 Pittsburgh 12, Pa. WM. J. McCARTY Furnishings-Jewelry-Appliances 3864 Baytree Street fNear Perry 8x Eastj Compliments of McDONALD FUNERAL HOME 529 California Avenue Avalon, Pa. Compliments of K. J. C. MEN'S TEN PIN LEAGUE 825 South Canal Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. C. G. MILLER Meats Sz Groceries 1928 Rhine Street Fa. 1-8630 Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of MOELLER'S MARKET 4601 Perrysville Road When You Visit Your Chiropodist Ask For Treatment On McDOWELL OSCILLATOR McDowell Mfg. Co., Pgh. 9, Pa MINNETTES Dresses-Coats-Hosiery 513 East Ohio Street Ce. 1-2666 N. S. Pittsburgli Pa. Compliments of MONAI-IAN-SCHRAM 8: CO. 1900 Chateau Street Compliments of MONTEREY CLEANERS 1506 Monterey Street N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. JOHN G. MRAVINTZ Frozen Foods 1154 Voskamp Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. MT. TROY FLORAL Flowers For Every Occasion 3402 Butler Street Ma. 1-0247 Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of G. C. MURPHY COMPANY 517-19 Lincoln Avenue Bellevue, Pa. Compliments of NEAL'S ROOMING HOUSE 941 N. Lincoln Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. FRANCESCONI 82 NARDI Rainbow Room 3410 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. ANDREW NICKEL Florist 610 Mt. Troy Road Pittsburgh 14, Pa. NORTH BOR0'S DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Local and Out-of-Town Beers Prompt Delivery We. 1-1301 471 Perry Highway Compliments of NORTH HILLS CONFECTIONARY 501 Perry Highway Compliments of NORTH HILL CAB COMPANY 8 Lawrence Street Millvale, Pa. Compliments of NORTH SIDE FLORAL SHOPPE 800 East Street Pittsburgh, Pa. NORTHERN LIGHT COMPANY Everything Electrical 219 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of NORTH SIDE UPHOLSTERING CO. 900 East Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 89 OLD CORNER DRUG STORE Sloan and Brabec Chestnut Sz Lockhart Sts. N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of TIM O'SHEA Funeral Home Ce. 1-0405 Bellevue, Pa. I PENN RADIO WW' PAGES d soUND SERVI E PITTSBURGH MILK co. an 910 East St C 1623 Saw Mill Run Blvd. Fa. 1-5066 Pittsburgh 10, Pa. Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Compliments of P and M CAFE 861 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh, Pa. JOSEPH A. PAPPERT Sz SONS 711 Lockhart Street Funeral Directors PATTISON and STUVER PHARMACISTS 2601 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Fa. 1-8799 ANN PELLOW'S BEAUTTY SHOPPE 3607 East Street Ce. 1-2884 Pgh. 14, Pa. PERRY FLOWER SHOP 3890 East Street Cor. Perry 8: East St. N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Fa. 1-9871 L. J. PFENDLER 8: SONS Electrical Contractor 26 Wentworth Evenue We. 1-2208 Compliments of PITT BAKERIES PITTSBURGH PLATED PRODUCTS 1010 Webster Avenue Church and Altar Obiects Refinished Co. 1-2722 The Choice of Discriminating Seniors PRINTCRAFT ' Printcraft Card Co., Inc. Scranton 5, Pa. PIVARONAS BROS. BAKERY, Inc. 1426-32 Juniata Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. THE POLLY ANNA SHOPPE 1014 Perrysville Road Perrysville, Pennsylvania Pe. 2948 Compliments of LAWRENCE J. PUSATERI Compliments of PROVIDENT TRUST COMPANY 900 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. F. K. RAAB Quality Groceries Lunch Meats 2401 Mt. Troy Road Ce. 1-6089 Bob Rathke Al Rombach Marve Ehlers D. 8: M. DAIRY DRIVERS North Side Drivers RAY'S CARPET 8: LINOLEUM Asphalt-tile, Rubber-tiles A Specialty 703 Wood Street OTTO'S SUBURBAN DAIRY Camp Horne Road Box 4198 Bellevue 2, Pa. PFENNIG'S CLEANERS 600 Forland Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. The PARAMOUNT PRESS Printers of the BENITA 623 Suismon Street Ce. 1-7725 PENROD APPLIANCE 1903 Beaver Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Best Wishes to the 1950 Graduates from MICHAEL PITASSI PITT PRINTING COMPANY, Inc. Wm. G. Redding 1909 Beaver Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 1-8548 STEPHEN J. POZNIK Luncheonette Ice Cream Bar Groceries 926 Spring Garden Avenue Ce. 1-9617 Al. 1-9123 Compliments of FRANK'S CAFE 822 East Street RAEHN and COMPANY Plumbing Contractors 514 EastOhio Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. 5 2 QWEITERSHAUSENQ CHAS. C. REEL Funeral Home 215 West Ohio Street Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Fa. 1-0495 Compliments of REPUBLIC FURNITURE CO. 415 East Ohio Street To top off the evening or after the show PINE VALLEY is the place to go. Hayrides-Dancing 90 ROESSLER 81 MUELLER Real Estate, Mortgages, Insurance 708 East St. CEdar 1-6200 Pittsburgh 12, Pa. RIECK'S Sealtest DAIRY PRODUCTS fRieck-McJunkin Dairy Co.D 1345 Forbes Street Pittsburgh 19, Pa. RITTLE ROSFELD CO. Real Estate-Insurance Mortgages 812 East Street FAirfax 1-0650, 1-2131 ROBIN SON'S Women gl Children's Shop 101-103 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh, Pa. FRED A. ROCK Groceries-Fruits-Vegetables Fresh and Smoked Meats 1126-28 South Side Avenue 1-9940 West Vie Ce. W ROLL'S SERVICE STATIO 4175 Perrysville Avenue Gas-Oil-Repairs We. 1-9958 N ROSENKRANZ DAIRY Box 860, Spring Garden Pittsburgh 15, Pa. Mlllvale 1-3101 GEORGE H. ROTH Meats and Groceries 1046 Spring Garden Ave. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. HOMER J. SABISH GUILD OPTICIANN Stevenson Bldg.-Lo. 1-3417 Professional Bldg.-At. 1-5016 A. SCHAEFER 1101 Benton Avenue Beer Distributor Home Delivery Ju. 1-7272 LAWRENCE P. SCHAFFER Agent 816 E. Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. incorporated 1892 Great Amer. Insurance Qg.,VN. Y., SCHELLHAAS and SON FUNERAL HOME Completely Air Conditioned 707 East St., N. S. FAirfax .1-6063, 1-6064 Compliments of SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME 388 Center Avenue West View 29, Pa. SCHNEIDER 8z HEEG Fire Xz Automobile Insurance 406 East Ohio Street FAirfax 1-5108 Ce. 1-0276 Est. 1 A. A. SCHOLZE 8z CO. Roofing of All Kinds Paints dz Hardware 3961 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh 14, Pa. 907 SCHWARZMEIER-KRESS BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Office KL Yards 3139-53 East St. CEdar 1-1101, 1-1102 Best Wishes to the Graduates SEMINA'TORE'S BAR 81 GRILL 1401 Brighton Road Ce. 1-9544 S. SHORE Cleaning and Pressing Work called for gl delivered Llnden 1-1555-J SILVIE'S JEWELRY For Gifts of Distinction 3937 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Ce. 1-1720 Success to the '50 Graduates NATIVITY TEEN AGE CLUB C. SMITH FOR BETTER MEATS 806 Perry Highway Pittsburgh 29, Pa. Phone: Perrysville 9936 Compliments of THE SNACK SHOP Perrysville, Pa. Perrysville 9949 WALTER J. SPERLING Funeral Director dz Embalmer Corner Lockhart Ku Nash Pittsburgh 12, Pa. FAirfax 1-1998 Spencer Designed Supports ANNA M. LUNZ 1741 Kleber St. Ju. 1-4633-R Fittings in Your Home By Appointment SPRING GARDEN BRICK CO. Manufacturers 8z Distributors ,3500 Spring Garden Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Ce. 1-3234 Compliments of STEEL CITY ADJUSTMENT BUREAU 1307 Keystone Building Pittsburgh, Pa. STEPHEN AND COMPANY Hosiery-Underwear-Work Clothes 207 E. Ohio Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Fa. 1-1164 SCOTT'S DRY CLEANERS 8: NOTIONS Work Called for KL Delivered 1213 Spring Garden Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Fa. 1-8660 Best Wishes to Class of '50 STERLING CLEANERS 505 Perry HiWay STOFFAN'S PHARMACY 3925 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Fa. 1-7144 Studebaker H. G. SEMPLE 131 Freeport Road Aspinwall, Pa. St. 1-3700 RICHARD STIMPFLE Expert Furrier Stop at Woodhaven Babcock Blvd. Gibsonia 3-1189 Compliments of REV. F. C. STREIFF, P. P. St. Joseph Church North Side l r 91 WAGNERS Cleaning-Pressing-Tailoring 336 Center Avenue We. 1-0288 C. F. WALL Groceries Vegetables Poultry 3912 Perrysville Avenue Fa. 1-5151 Pittsburgh 14, Pa. WILLIAM SUKITCH BEER DISTRIBUTOR Rhine Street Ce. 1-1212 F. J. SURMAN - REALTOR Real Estate - Insurance Notary Public Ce. 1-1711 842 E. Ohio St. SWEETLAND CONFECTIONERY Home Made Candies, Ice Cream 609 E. Ohio-Est. Since 1922 Steve Z. Alexander, Prop. THOROFARE MARKET 845 East Ohio Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. WALL'S SUPER MARKET A Pleasant Spot To Shop 806 Perry Highway North Hills Estates T. A. Weimer and J. M. Zwick Goodrich Distributors Electrical Appliances Cor. East Kr Suisman Sts. CEdar 1-4060 FAirfax 1-2202 WEST VIEW BUILDING LOAD ASSOCIATION 456 Perrysville Road Pittsburgh 29, Pa. Compliments of J. H. VODDE 2700 Shadeland Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. SYLVIA 8: JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 408 Federal Street North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. Perry. 1623 All. 1-6066 VOGEL'S BAKERY Wedding and Birthday Cakes Perrysville-Perry-Charles St. Owner - Edw. A. Will BEACON DRY CLEANERS 2 Locations Perry Hwy.-Perrysville 3000 1330 Center Ave.-Well. 1-2895 MICHAEL R. WALTER Quality Meats and Groceries N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Fa. 1-2486 H. G. WEITHORN Prescription Druggist Beaver 8z Columbus Aves. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Best Wishes to Class of '50 A. P. WENGER DAIRY 965 Lapish Road Li. 1-0722-J WEST VIEW GARAGE, INC. 4833 Perrysville Road West View, Pa. Allegheny C0unty's Oldest Ford Dealer WEST VIEW ICE CO., Inc. Beer-Distributor-Soft Drinks 159 Perry Highway West View Phone WEllington 1515 CEdar 1-5234 M. Benjamin, Prop. WHITE FRONT MEAT MARKET Home Dressed Fresh 8z Smoked Meat 720-22 East Ohio Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. A. M. WIEGAND CAFE and RESTAURANT Foreland and James Streets Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of CARL WINKLER North Side Market WINTER and KOCH Fine Groceries 1721 Lowrie Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Best Wishes JOSEPH L. WIWEL 1329 Lake Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Greetings WOHLEBER BROS. 3062 Mt. Troy Road Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Compliments of WOLF DAIRY 150 Wible Run Road Millvale, Pa. Millvale 1-1316 WORKINGMENS SAVINGS and LOAN ASSN. 114 East Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. PENN RESTAURANT BEER - WINES - LIQUOR Andrew Wroblewski, Prop. 2535 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa VALLEY DAIRY FRANK J. ZAK, FLORIST Phone: Juniper 1-2609 ZILAVY'S TAILOR SHOP A' H' Rapp 540 East Ohio Street Cleanin ' ' - g-Pressing-Altering Pefgzlxffihillgg- Fa. 1-5800 can For And Deliver ' 2927 Shadeland Ave. N. S Best Wishes A J ZILLIOX EDW. A. ZILIAN, PHARMACIST 3898 Brighton Road Pittsburgh 14,, Pa. Llnden 1-2604 Plumbing Contractor 1921 East Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. ZWICK'S GULF SERVICE 915 East Ohio Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. 92 Best Wishes BEACON DRY CLEANERS Com liments to the 2 locations fp Graduates of 1950 Perry Highway-Perrys 3000 mm a a Friend 1330 Center Ave. We. 1-2895 FRIEND ACONE GROCERIES AL. PETRARCA, DISTRIBUTOR JOSEPH-VERSACE Imported and Domestic 2850 Shadeland Avenue Beer and Soft Dfrinks 909 James Street 466 Perry Highway DELUXE CLEANERS 1623 Beaver Avenue RATTNER'S Ladies Ready To Wear 619 East Ohio Street MANCHESTER'S 5-10-25c STORE 1229-31 Beaver Avenue GEORGE'S DAIRY 922 Middle St. REGAL CLEANERS 1712 Beaver Avenue NORTH HILLS MARKET Perry Highway West View JORDAN PHARMACY 1300 Woodland Avenue H. E. SISMOUR SUCCESSOR TO BAUER 81 SISMOUR 801 East Ohio Street PHILLIPS DRUG STORE 1400 Beaver Avenue CHARLES LIPARI 2703 Shadeland Avenue J. A. STRITTMATTER DAIRY 1150 Marshall Avenue LIPPERTS 2110 East Street NORTH SIDE PACKING 220 Spring Garden Avenue RICHARD BAKERY SPAGNOLAS GROCERY STORE 2022 Mr. Troy Road WALTER E. SCHATZMAN 1008 Madison Avenue Rev Rev. Rev. Rev. Best Wishes from Charles Weismann Edward Joyce Paul Lackner William Merz Congratulations to the Class of 50 Brother Joseph Panzer, S. M. North Catholic High School to the Graduates of 1950 Best Wishes from a Friend H. 8. T. MOTOR SERVICE Hudson Sales and Service 3862 East Street Al.1-6017 Pittsburgh 14, Pennsylvania 93 Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Aaron Sr Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Marie J. Dr- and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr- and Mrs. . and Mrs. Frank Abmayr Ahearne F. J. Arch William Bahl Charles Baines George P- Bailey Stephen Barberie Walter Barie Earl J'- Bauer John Bezila Jr. A. Breitenbach C. H- Brennen B. A. Brill Sr. Charles Cerny Mrs. V. Coffer Mrs. Stella Cornett Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Dugan Mr. and Mrs- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Depp John C. Dermick Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Dickma Mr. and Mrs- Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs- Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs- Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dorsch John J. Dugan Conrad Esswein Fred R- Filsinger Paul Fink P. Flynn Jr. R. E. Foley Jos. M. Frank Andrew Franz Leo A. Funk R. Gibson Jr. Harry L. Gimber Clara Aul Natalie Bahl Louanne Barberie Lois Becker Shirlee Becker Ruth Blaney Eileen Bradley '48 Paule Bradley '49 Virginia- Brady Mildred Brady Lorraine Bronner Betty Breitenbach Mercedes Brill Dorothy Bundy Mrs. Wilbert Charnock Charlotte Cheetham Dorothy Cienek Patricia Cienek Christine M. Comella Il Parents Of The Graduates Mr- and Mrs. C. J. Goetz Mrs. Rosella Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. William Mr- and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Goetz . Frank Gonsowski John R. Good Edward J'- Gordon W. F. Grosjean A. Gruber W. C. Harris A. M. Heim Francis G. Helmstetter Mr. and Mrs- John Herrler Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs.. J- Ralph Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Heyl Harry Hite Joseph Huckestein Mrs. Irene Huerbin Mrs. Geo. Hunkele Sr. Mr- and Mrs. R. J. Huttinger Dltgrs. Geraldine Joyce r . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs- Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr- and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Kaelin Edward Kiselka Walter Knoebel J. V. Kotva Joseph G. Magerl Geo. Majestic Charles G. Mallon Clement E. Malone D- L. Marchio E. A. Marx Duncan McCarter Wm. Mechler Jos. G. Murphy Joseph Naab Alumnae Mr. and Mr- and Mrs. Joseph Naughton Mrs. Wm. Neusch Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nist Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Outly Mr. and Mrs. S- Pecoraro Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Quolke Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr- and Mr. and Mrs. Ag Mr. and Mrs. P- J. Rochford Mrs. William J. Rooney Mrs. Wm. Rhall Mrs. August Rosenkranz Mrs. Alex. Sabolovic nes Schmidt . Mrs. Edward R. Schmude Mrs. Emil Schoen Mr- and Mrs. L. C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. L. Soller Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steele Mr. and Mrs. F. J- Steinle Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Urschler . and Mrs. A. Verbiscar Mr Mrs- Frances Vunak Mr . and Mrs. Harry N. Walker Mr. and Mrs. P. Wallace Mr. and Mrs.Joseph F- Walter Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Jos- Winkler Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weigl Mr. and Mrs. Christ Winters Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zetwo Mr- and Mrs. A. B. Zilliox Mrs. Marcella Zoeller Jane McCarter Dolo1'es L. Gimber Lorraine M. Gimber Colette Harold fLowrieJ Catherine Havko CLowrieJ Betty Ann Helmstetter Lois Helmstetter Rita Hepp Mary Clare Herrmann Judy Hoener Evelyn Hofmann Alma Hohman Rita Hohman Rosemary Hunkele Barbara Jarvis Lois Kettel Mercedes Klier Ruth M. Klier Mary Lou Kummer Anna Mae Lang Peggy McCarter Rita McDonaugh Rita McS-orley Evelyn Meyer Ruth Mueller Patricia Murphy Barbara Murphy Jean Papania Rose Pitassi Margaret M. Powers Lois Pschirer Helen Roos Mrs. Raymond fHeppJ Schmitt Rosalia Schwirtzer Mr- Henry fHeppJ Shaufl Margaret Stanek Frances Staud Mercedes Thaner Coletta Conley Shirley Docherty Edith Dolence Rosemary Esswein Virginia Froehlich Helen Gaertner Frank Abmayr Jr. Bertha Jane Ligday Betty Liday Dorothy Link Mary Lowrie Flo Madden '49 Lois Magerl Personal Patrons Beacon Dry Cleaners Ruth A. Urbanec Dolores Vandewater Almeda Volzer Louise Wurstlein Bill Kr Dodie Terry Abmayr 203 Balestrieri Produce Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Baldauf Mrs. Elizabeth Barberie Marguerite Barberie Lawrence E. Barie Ruth Barie Mr. and Mrs. John H. Beggs Mr. and Mrs. C. Behr Mr. and Mrs- George Beran Chuck Bergman Mrs. Joseph A. Bergman Mrs. L. J. Berner Mr. and Mrs. Wm- Bestis Al Boehm Compliments of a Friend Mrs. Rose Bogner Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bradac Margie Branch Mr. and Mrs. Wm- Braun Joseph Bredel Walter P. Barie Jr- Barrel John Baumgartner Betty 8z Johnny Compliments of Betty Kr Johnny Bill's Dairy Store 94 Bright Star Dairy Brighton Inn Mr. and Mrs. A. Brill Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G- J. Brocke Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Broerman Mr. and Mrs. Loius D. Brunn Mr- James Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burkarth Burkes Buzzy Kr Betty Joseph J. Candioto Carol 8: Connie 201 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carr Cassie Sz Barb Winter Chookie 81 Regie Andy Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cienek D'eLosse C- Conners Connie Sz Bill Mrs. E. J. Conley Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Conrad Mrs. Julia Cormody Cornish Curtain Company Mr. and Mrs- B. Geo. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Croke Patricia Croke A Friend Betty Crumbo Mr. Herman Crumbo Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. D'Amico Paul Deegan Jackie Dermick Mr- and Mrs. J. Dillion Mr. and Mrs. John F. Docherty Mary Doherty Mrs. Anna Dolence Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Dorsch Joseph J. Dulak fPharmacistJ Kathleen Durstine R- N. Greetings-a Friend C. M. Eichenlaub Co. Elmer's Barber Mr. John Engelbach Mr. and Mrs. F. Favorite Jack L. Feiock Eleanor T. Flanagan Mr- and Mrs. F. R. Flowers J. E. Foerster Mrs. Cora McForland Mr. Joseph Fortun John Fortunato Mrs. Anna Fox Ruth and Frank Mr. and Mrs. Henry Franz Sybil Franz August Franze Mr. and Mrs- B. W. French Madaline French A Friend Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Robert Froehlich Best Wishes from Fuggi the Kid Mr. and Mrs. Ray Funfar Mr. and Mrs. Edward Funk Mr. and Mrs- John F. Fullerton Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Gabos George C. Habel Gabasch Hardware Compliments of Gal-Wes Joe Geracitano Charles Giannesso Compliments of Anne M. Gibbons W. L. Gibbons Elaine Gibson George W- Gibson Margie Gibson Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gifford Fred J. Gigler Sr. Personal Patrons Carol Anne Goetz Miss Mildred Goetz A Friend Mr. and Mrs. M. Grabowski Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Graham Samuel Graham Mr. and Mrs- J. A. Graver Rose T. Graziano John Glasa Glock Family Samuel E. Hague Miss Dorothy Hart Mrs. Harry Hart Carol Marie Hastings Mr. and Mrs. W. Haupt Mr. and Mrs- Stanley Haus C. A. Hays Mrs. Theresa Heiberger Mrs. Eleanor Heiser Mr. and Mrs. John F. Helbling Mr- and Mrs. Gregory Hepp Miller and Hergenrodie Mr. and Mrs. B. Heldenbrand Mr. and Mrs. Franklin H. Huber Sam Humil Mrs. Albert Hunkele Mr. and Mrs. Frank C- Hunkele Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Hunkele Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edw- W. Huttinger Mr. and Mrs. G. Jackman S. J'. Mamajek Compliments of a Friend Joe's Hilltop Market Leona Marchio Mr. and Mrs- Earl A. McCabe Mrs. Robert McCain Marty's Variety Store Gertrude McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Noe Mr. and Mrs. Edw- Jost Mr. and Mrs. Chris Judge Rita Judge Juniors of 301 Joseph F. Kantner Johnny Kay Mr. and Mrs. N. S- Kelsch Mrs. Henry A. Kleeb Kiefer Ehrler Sylvia King Best Wishes - a Friend Mrs. Marie Kinz James Kirkbaum Mrs. J. Knoebel Mrs- Larry Knoebel Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Knoer Frank J. Kobelak Mr. and Mrs. Karl Koehler Kramer's Market Mrs. Margaret Kreutzer Mrs- Henry Kumanchik Mr. and Mrs. W. Ladesic John P. Larkin Charles Lascola Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Laslavic Mr- and Mrs. George Lichtenthal Bill Ligday Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ligday Robert E. Link Mr. and Mrs. Walter F- Loritz Richard W. Loritz Mary Lukitch Dave Lundy Albert Maiestic Majestic Family Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ladish 95 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lowrie Jimmy Lowrie Mrs. H. Lueke Joseph M. Majestic Jimmy Joe Maloney Mr. and Mrs- E. Mansmann Jennie Manzella, Marion and Harry Mrs. Michael Markl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mayerivik Mae's Miss Carrie McCready Mr. W. P. McDonough Tommy McHugh Mr. and Mrs- Lee Meldon Joe Metzger Mrs. John Meyer Mike and Louge Mrs. Stephan Milan Christ Miller Mrs. Oliver Miller Jr. Miller's Sol Mintz Mock's Cafe A Friend John Mosack Charles W. Muchow Eugene Mueller Joan Murnak Thos. Chas. Murray Mr- Paul Mussio Rose Marie Naab-202-'50 David Lee Nestor ' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. William O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. C- A. Outly George Outly Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Outly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Panyi Mrs- Parrendo Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Patton Peggy and Jane Mr- and Mrs. Edward Peindl Penn Fulton Tavern Pepridge Farms Oscar Perer Bob Peretic Dr. Joseph A. Perka Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Pfeil Mr. and Mrs. John Pichler Angela Pecoraro Mrs- Alice Piquet A. Friend Mr. and Mrs. Alois Pintirsch Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Portman Theo. Potthoff, Justice of Peace Mr. and Mrs- Thomas J. Purcell Joe Pussateri Marie Puttemans Mr. and Mrs. W. J. V. Quigley John Radick D. Raimondo Mr. and Mrs- Charles Reader Marie F. Reinhart Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Renter Ambrose Reubelt Mr. and Mrs. J- Rheam Ann Riggio Anne Riggio Roy and Roger Alox Rohoza Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ropos Mrs- Genevieve M. Roth Sandy Rucinski Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sambrook Mrs. B. Gintat Mrs- A. William Givens J. C. Sapian Compliments of a Friend Mr- Thomas Sapienza Clyde R. Sauers Trucking Schilpps Clover Farm Store J. Schindel , Mrs. Roger Schmidt Janice Marie Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schrenk Mr. and Mrs- Jos. W. Schrenk Mr. and Mrs. George Schrepfer Herman Schultheis Mrs. J. R. Schwab Jacob Schwab Lillian Schwab S. A. Schwartz Daniel L- Shaw Charles W. Shema Mrs. Jean Sinatra Marie Sitzenkopf Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smid Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smid Barbara Smith-201 George A. Snyder Mike Sotak John F. Spagnola Personal Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Sextet of 301 Mr- and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lois Staud Mr. and Mrs. Mr- and Mrs W- H. Langer and 302 G. W. Spindler Edward Stain C. Stander R. Staub Vincent Staud Marcia Steele-401 Compliments of a Friend Blaine and David Steele Earl Stein Miss Luch Steinle Mr. and Mrs. L. Stephany Art Stephany Mr. and Mrs. N. Stiefvater Frank H. Stright B- B. Stringert Wm. J. Stroyne Mrs. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Regis Tempert Tom Tracy Joe Traub Ann Taus Edward Truran Shirley Ulrich Vinceton Mkt. Vogue Cleaners Acknowledgment Thank You and God Bless You Mr. and Mrs. John Sambrook Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer Donald Wagner and Jimmy Harry James Walker A Friend A. Wandrisco Warnock Family Mrs- C., Weiser Mr. and Mrs. John Weiss Mr. and Mrs. William Wentzel Mrs. Wespy Mr. and Mrs. John Wild R- T. Wilhoit Joseph Winkler Mrs. Frank Winskey Mrs. J. Winskey Jr. John Winskey Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Winkler Munn Winskey Mr- and Mrs. Clarence L. Wright Mrs. Catherine Yurocko Mr. Emerick Zavko Mrs. Anna Zetwo Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. A. Zewe Leo Zilavy Emerick Zouko Compliments of a Friend We wish to express our gratitude to all who have made the '50 Benedicta possible. TO... s.. Mr. Martin Herrmann and Fred Eckert of Strem Studios ....... ...... F or Mr, Don Young .........,.....,..,,,..., ..,... F or Pontiac Engraving Co. ..... ...... F or Durand Mfg. Co. ......,.. ...... F or King-Murphy Press ,,..., Sr. M. Antoinette ...,... .,.... F or Sr. M. Louise ...,..........,......... ..,... F or Members of the Faculty ...... ,..,., F or Fr. Wiesmann ...,..,..,.,....... ...,.. F or Our Classmates .....,,,....,,... ....,. F or Our Parents, Alumnae Friends, Commercial Patrons ...............,.. May God bless our friends and 1950 edition of the Benedicta possible. Thank You, their excellent photography his planning of the Annual their fine engraving manufacturing the covers ......For printing the Benedicta her encouragement advising the staff their cooperation his inspiration their gracious help For their financial support benefactors who have made this The Adviser and Staff. 96 The Grad Aaron, Phyllis Abmayr, Terry Ahearne, Theresa Arch, Marie Bahl, Joan Bailey, Alice Baines, Mary Jean Barberie, Marguerite Barie, Georgina Bauer, Jean Bezila, Dolores Breitenbach, Ruth Brennen, Rosemary Brill, Clare Cerny, Elva Coffer, Lois Cornett, Mary Lou Deegan, Jane Depp, Eileen Dermick, Jackie Dickman, Martha Dorsch, Elva Mae Dugan, Madeline Esswein, Marcella Filsinger, Mary Fink, Dolores Flynn, Mary Lou Foley, Ruth Frank, Rita Franz, Lois Funk, Lois Garvey, Dolores Gibson, Margie Gigliotti, Betty Gimber, Bernice Goetz, Audrey Goetz, Carol Anne Gonsowski, Jean Good, lPaula Gordon, Rita Gordon, Ruth Grosjean, Ruth Gruber, Dolores Heim, Cathy Helmstetter, Audrey Herrler, Margaret Heyl, Mary Hite, Jackie Hoffman, Evelyn Huerbin, Ruth Huckestein, Marlyn Hunkele, Mary Della Huttinger, Marie Joyce, Ann Seniors of 1950 Where She Lives 3939 Vinceton Street 4016 Kleber Street 1309 Lake Street 211 Perryview Avenue 3852 Baytree Street 165 Grove Avenue 1312 Pennsylvania Avenue 602 Pressley Street 130 Overbeck Street 3140 Frederick Street 1313 Stokes Street 189 Walliston Avenue 1527 Davis Avenue 130 Royal Street 1215 Voskamp Street 2005 Ley Street 1104 Goettman Street 6 E. Orchard Avenue 1815 Lowrie Street 16 York Drive 59 West View Avenue 1500 Dorsch Street 3827 Atkins Street 43 Noster Street Moreland Rd. R. D. W7 2027 Westmont Avenue 117 Rickey Street 54 Park Avenue 3953 Vinceton Street 1408 Beaver Avenue 4030 Perrysville Avenue 3122 Pinehurst Avenue Harding Road 1809 Chateau Street 1435 Howard Street 1912 Baden Street 1530 Howard Street 243 Fisk Street Box 198-A Perrymont Road R. D. 312 3015 Oak Park Road 3015 Oak Park Road 22 Oak Drive 825 Suismon Street 42 Richland Avenue 920 Rothpletz Street 1411 Franklin Street 2130 Harbor Street 137 Van Buren Street 1229 Ingham Street 1008 Hansen Street 855 Vista Street 848 Guckert Way 25 Chalfonte Avenue 1137 Termon Avenue 97 Number, Please Pittsburgh, 14, We. 1-3074-R Pittsburgh 12, Pittsburgh 12 Pittsburgh 14, Pittsburgh 14 Pittsburgh 29, Pittsburgh 12, Pittsburgh 12, Pittsburgh 12, Pittsburgh 12, Pittsburgh 12 Li. 1-3749-J Ju. 1-7351-W We. 1-2195 Fa. 1-6509 We. 1-1331-W Ce. 1-4685 Ce. 1-3431 Fa. 1-9776 Ju. 1-7351-W ' 1-5268-J , L1. 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Pittsburgh 29, We. 1-1346-J Pittsburgh 12, Li. 1-6750-J Pittsburgh 2, Ro. 1-7947 Pittsburgh 29, The Grad Kaelin, Wilma Kiselka, Esther Klisavage, Anna Marie Knoebel, Eleanor Kotva, Connie Magerl, Joann Mallon, Martha Majestic, Catherine Malone, Barbara Marchio, Leona Marx, Evelyn McCarter, Connie Mechler, Carolyn Murphy, Peggy N aab, Rose Marie Naughton, Mary Neusch, Barbara Nist, Mary Lou Outly, Mildred Pecoralro, Frances Quolke, Joanne Rhall, Catherine Rochford, Helen Rodgers, Mary Jane Rooney, Dorothy Rosenkranz, Barbara Sabolovic, Marlene Schmidt, Mary Agnes Schmude, Eileen Schoen, Marie Smith, Barbara Smith, Mary Lou Soller, Arlene Stacklin, Ruth Stebler, Marianne Steele, Nancy Steinle, Sylvia Sweeney, Peggy Urbanec, Jane Urschler, Mary Ann Verbiscar, Virginia Vunak, Florence Wallace, Mary Lou Walker, Dorothy Walter, Peggy Weaver, Shirley Weigl, Mary Ann Weis, Mary Ann Winkler, Anna Marie Winskey, Lucille Winter, Catherine Wolfe, Ann Zetwo, Mary Ann Zilliox, Dolores Zoeller, Alberta Seniors of 1950 Where She Lives 123 Highland Avenue 1334 Lowrie 515 Emlin Street 33 Radium Street 101 Highland Avenue 147 Jamaica Avenue 614 Orchard Avenue 1428 N. Franklin Street 614 Orchard, Avenue 194 N . Sprague Avenue 2206 Wilson Avenue 1212 Termon Avenue 1308 Columbus Avenue 49 Rochester Road 2 Virginia Terrace 2610 Edison Street 250 2nd Avenue Box 33 64 Hempstead Avenue 121 Montclair Avenue 17 Oakley Avenue 216 Bellevue Road 1239 Benton Avenue 318 Venture Street 173 Grove Avenue 314 Marsonia Street 907 Haslage Avenue Ross Township 4102- Venture Street 1113 Shreve Street 1224 Thelma Street 44 E. Orchard Avenue 841 Suismon Street 3954 Vinceton Street 131 Marshall Avenue 1006 Salter Way 8 Queen Street Highland Rd. R. D. 37 37 E. Orchard Avenue 863 Marshall Avenue 910 Wettach Street 1324 Buenta Street 295 Dornestic Street 1030 Yetta Street 1108 Sheffield Street 60 Asford Avenue Gass Rd., and Lilac Avenue Box 229 Good Way 2011 Veronica Street 1615 Howard Street 2904 Mullins Street Three Degree Road 645 California Avenue 230 Venture Street 3115 East Street 1109 Troy Hill Road 98 Number, Please Pittsburgh 29, We. 1-2471 Pittsburgh 12, Ce. 1-5743 Pittsburgh 12 Pittsburgh 14, We. 1-2488-W Pittsburgh 29, We. 1-1977-M Pittsburgh 29, We. 1-1160-M Pittsburgh 12, Ce. 1-3217 Pittsburgh 2, Li. 1-7203-J Pittsburgh 12, Pittsburgh 12, Pittsburgh .12, Pittsburgh 29, Pittsburgh 29, Pittsburgh 12, Laurel Garden Pittsburgh 29, Pittsburgh 29, Pittsburgh 29, Pittsburgh 29, Pittsburgh 12, Pittsburgh 14, Pittsburgh 29, Pittsburgh 14, Pittsburgh 12, Pittsburgh 14, Pittsburgh 14, Pittsburgh 12, Pittsburgh 12 Al. 1-7959 Ju. 1-7471-W Ce. 1-2629 We. 1-0422-J We. 1-3043-R Ce. 1-3367 s Perrys. 1935-M We. 1-0301-R We. 1-2094-R We. 1-0529 We. 1-1045-W Li. 1-3576-J Ce. 1-7159 We. 1-1425-J Ce. 1-7612 Fa. 1-5531 We. 1-1318-R Fa. 1-8935 Al. 1-8450 Li. 1-4820-J Pittsburgh 2, ho. 1-8214 Pittsburgh 12 Pittsburgh 14, We. 1-2574 Pittsburgh 12 Pittsburgh 12, Ce. 1-3797 Pittsburgh 12, Ce. 1-6547 Perrys. 1749 Pittsburgh 2, Ro. 1-8527 Pittsburgh 14, Ce. 1-7290 Pittsburgh 12, Fa. 1-0466 Pittsburgh 12, Ce. 1-0288 Chicago, Illinois Pittsburgh 14, We. 1-0731 Pittsburgh 12, Fa. 1-9583 Pittsburgh 12, Al. 1-4897 Pittsburgh 29, We. 1-1012-J Pittsburgh 2, Perrys. 1123 Perrysville, Pa., Perrys. 1124-J Pittsburgh 12, Fa. 1-0453 Pittsburgh 12, Al. 1-5472 Pittsburgh 12, Ju. 1-7423-R Valencia, Pa. 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