Saint Benedicts Academy - Benedicta Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1951 volume:

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Q56 fa i'4W i , f if ,gy l1'L ' l I - ' ' K f V i l pw ff rw K Beh' d r reat a i he tors who receive no W W og ' co r ut on o the successful outcome of an applauded ' , fo ce. Mindful o our unredeemable bt, We, the Graduates of 951, express our grati ff hrough this de cation to you, Dear Parents, s X. for the termination of a 4,. W l done. re W rds of th .4.,,f,, ' out the inkles , ich p re eep he d fvv r ies .f ay have au ed g' f e re y fi hardships which you 3 is e fe 1- 'zu a piness I, ,gif gf 5? or sacrificing many p rsonal co for s or our Catholic educa 'i'r' A. We beg God to bless you. Will you conti praying for us that, i o .iff H , , H 9 ,,, 4- f 47- - -. J,,,if..,, AN oings an mings We may never a your tru t , ,JL v ,Q ,X f J J C64 ,, , f ',!l r X , ' ' i If i5 xi, 41,61 tl fl Q rilt y 1, l fulfil V - f L xi ,f e ff f , X E U ' s 5 fl f ff ' A m H ,A , sf? Thisg is, O Lord, an eco t r ste arjl'flp'Qlf:'t ' how We p t e ye e il e to , graduates, , s l e e . . . We humbly acknowledge that e j . ur as s were not always Well done . . . sometime, fleeting , W pleasures beckoned too persistently . . . ' our thoughtless- F ness We neglecte kind Words and dee Whighfizould have , 9 .ff made the tasks f. others lighter . ear Eord, We rare, X51 j, novv sorry fo our mis e hour a eifafsk You tg? 1' p o accept this r o . . 't i a ar ial payment oft-th A',f j bt Weqo 0 a d our teaghers for the Cathoolic edKuc'a- Xie' W ' n We acquired at Saint Benedict Aca emy. ,V I pf ' i QQff-1779 if s , If W 1 Ziff 1 V f 47 if lf in fd R' n is way aid by several o Fred, the phot 'enic photographe1',-jfielosesf? i i ciples. the day with lpicture. ' ' Impressive? I should say-with curtain calls. mv Mm M WAN, www L '41 .L 'I ' 1 J 4 g , 1 2 2 2 . f . , . 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May arrived, and with it, more fervent devotion to Mary, the Virgin Queen. i f - 4 :M . .f,.-f iglgwggyk , . mai- 5-1 tg, .f,.'4e. . L5 if Mwsgfggggg, me My ,, . ,, ,i W . Q,- .Q iz-.,, K my,Qm,k3,L,.,,s,1ga,5,Q i A ,. 1 ii5aiiXii5i5?5??gi?g525iiH313.igi?f f wrf,s1v,,,Af 22:55 zsgzefm, Z .gs -1. We're still Wondering how the workmen turned out a perfect whole with nothing at the start but raw, shapeless materials. f -57' XM:3Wf?'f4 ?'55,ia55ffx5w1735 Italic 'f?z.5?TfQfAf32'A?i3'YfPf'fiff' f f f-'.f ,i, ,,,,gwg lg ,., ,.., ,,M,.,,.. 4 44 r ix ,fx Q fimwtvw- ii fi: -A neiirasff 1221 M291 -5 -- -PW' ,X ,LW f f , , f X fix U Qi 1 2 N339 W .. ,ff , X. , F u J 14 an ,Vw 4' 4 ff -B W 1 L x r A. L, mlifla K mmf W 3 f ,ff Thoughts of yesterdays' dreams . . . Q The eyes of I. Hawthorne, M. Sweethaler, A. Purcell, and M. Harnett tell of thoughts of yesterdays' dreams and aspirations, 14 IRENE HAWTHOlR'NE ANN PURCELL IRENE HAWTHORNE Hlrenet' St. Andrew The only way to have friends is to be one. Class President 43 Home Room Treasurer 15 Home Room Vice-President 35 Home Room President 45 President of Student Council 45 Basketball Club 15 Benedicta 45 History Honor Society 3, 45 Vocation Club 15 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. ANN PURCELL Annie St, Francis Xavier A friend is Worth all hazards We can run. Class President 25 Home Room Secretary 35 Class Secretary 45 Basketball 1, 25 Dramatics 1, 25 English 'Club 35 Personality Club 15 National Honor Society 4. MARY HARNETT MARTHA SEETHALER MARY HARNETT Mary St. Andrew The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express. Class Vice-President 4 5 Art Club 15 Basketball Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Benedicta 45 Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1, 35 Pep Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. MARTHA SEETHALER Mart Sacred Heart Where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. Class Treasurer 45 Art Club 1, 2, 45 English Club 35 Sewing Club 15 Vocation Club 2. Seniors of 1951 MARY ANN BECK Becky St. Athanasius Music is the universal language of mankind. B'BY'S 'Club 23 Cheerleading Manager 43 Chorus 23 Glee Club 3, 43 Personality Club 13 Varsity Club 43 Swimming 1, 33 Dramatics 1, 2, 33 English 3. ELIZABETH BEGGS Betty St. Peter Genius can never despise labor. Home Room Secretary 1, 23 President of N. F. L. 43 Benita 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4g Literary Honor Society 1, 33 N. F. L. 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Honor Society 43 Vocation Club 2, 33 Student Council 2, 3, 43 National -Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 4. MARY JANE BISHOP Jamie St. Aloysius The small courtesies sweeten life3 the greater ennoble it. English Club 33 Glee Club 4. MARILYN BRANDSTATDER Mar St. Francis Xavier Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Basketball Club 13 Chorus 2g Glee Club 43 Pep Club 43 Personality Club 13 Swimming 1. MARY ELIZABETH BRAUN Poochiew Nativity The smile of her I love is like the dawn. Basketball 1, 23 Basketball Club 1, 2, 33 Cheerleading 3, 43 Dramatics 3, 43 Literary Honor Society 43 Varsity Club 43 Swimming 1, 33 Vocation Club. MIRIAM BROGAN Mir Assumption Silence is more eloquent than words. Cheerleading Manager 43 Pep Club 43 Varsity Club 43 Vocation Club 2, 3, 4. JACQUELINE BRUCKER Jackie St. Andrew Nothing is rarer than real goodness. Home Room Vice-President 33 Home Room Sec- retary 43 Benita 43 Basketball Club 1, 23 Dramatics 1, 23 English Club 33 Personality Club 23 Vocation Club 13 'Swimming 1, 23 Quill and Scroll 4. SHIRLEY BUNDY Shiv-V' St. Andrew Good taste is the flower of good sense. Basketball Club 13 Dramatics 13 Swimming lg Vo- cation Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep'Club 43 English Club 3. 16 Reminiscing four years at S B A :mal Q mf' iv 5 V '12 QA' :ng -g gr ,. . .. . . fmmmnmm , . 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J OSEPHINE CIRAULA Jo St. Joseph Ones outlook is part of her virtue. B:BY's Club 23 Pep Club 43 Personality Club 13 Sewing Club 1. MARY ELLEN CRISTE Mary Ellen St. Peter To know how to suggest is the art of teaching. Home Room Secretary 1, 23 Art Club 43 Basketball Club 13 Dramatics 1, 23 Library Club 33 Person- ality Club 13 Vocation Club 2, 3. DORIS DOYLE Doris Nativity The useful and the beautiful are never sep- arated. Art Club 2, 33 Basketball Club 23 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 2, 43 N. F. L. 2, 33 Personality Club 23 Benita 43 Swimming 23 Varsity Club 43 Vocation Club 3. GLORIA ANN ELIA Gloria St. Francis Xavier The man that laughs and laughs must sure do well. Basketball Club lg Benita 43 Chorus 23 English Club 33 Glee Club 43 Pep. Club 4g Personality Club 13 Swimming 1. MARY EILEEN ELMEIER Elmer Most Holy Name Ideals are the world's masters. Dramatic Club 23 'Glee Club '2, 43 :Personality Club 13 Vocation Club 4. GLORIA ERHART Gloria Nativity Variety alone gives joy. English Club 33 Personality Club 13 Sewing Club 13 Vocation Club 3. MARY ANN FARRELL Anne Nativity Music is well said to be the speech of angels. B2BY's Club 23 Benedicta 43 Chorus 1, 23 Diocesan Band 1, 2, 33 Dramatics 13 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 History Honor Society 3, 43 Missionary Club 13 Orchestra' 1, 2, 33 Vocation Club 2. 19 Seniors of 1951 ROSE MARIE FAUSI' Rose St. Teresa The unspoken word never does harm. Sewing Club 15 English Club 1. MARY FLORE Dianne Most -Holy Name I feel in every smile a chain. Basketball 1, 25 English Club 35 Personality Club 1. HELEN FROEIILICH Helen St. Athanasius The only reward for virtue is virtue. Vice-President of B2BY's Club 25 English Club 35 Glee Club 45 Vocation Club 2, 3, 4. CLAIR FUNKE Claire St. Athanasius Romance is the poetry of Literature. English Club 35 Sewing Club 15 Swimming 1. PATRICIA GEISLER Pat,' St, Mary Good humor is the health of the soul. Home Room Treasurer 3, 45 Class Treasurer 15 Vocation Club 45 Benita 45 History Honor Society 3, 45 Missionary Club 15 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Valedictorian. LORRAINE GEISSLER Lou St. Boniface With her eyes in flood of laughter. Basketball Club 15 English Club 35 Pep Club 45 Personality Club 15 Sewing Club 2, 35 Vocation Club 4. GERALDINE GIGLIOTTI Jeri St. Jose I1 P Thy black hair my heart enchained. Basketball Club 15 Cheerleading' 25 Dramatics 45 English Club 35 Personality Club 25 Sewing Club 15 Vocation Club 3. CAROL GRAHAM Bu'n,nie. Sacred Heart You arrive at poetry through truth. Benita 45 Dramatics 35 English Club 35 Library Club 35 Vocation Club 2, 3, 4. 20 With Mary, our guide, now and forever . . . 22 El I This cozy nook attracted this pretty group . . . L. Geissler, D. Fiore, H. Froelich, , R, M. Faust, C. Funke. FRONT: C. Graham, G. Gigliotti, P. Geisler. 21 Going home from school . . . Q Brimfull of ingenius ideas, A. M. Hepp, C. Grundler, B. Jones, G. A. Grant, m G. Greco, B. Grech, and D, Hansel end the day as they began it, briskly and smilingly. 22 Seniors of 1951 J 0 ANN GRANT Jo Nativity Silence is the temple of our purest thoughts. Basketball 13 English 'Club 35 Vocation Club 1, 4. BERNADETTE GRECH Bernie St. Mary Genius Does what it must and talent what it can. Benita 45 Dramatics 35 Missionary Club 13 N. F. L. lg Science Honor Society 35 Vocation Club 43 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. GERALDINE GRECO Gerry St. Athanasius Speech is great but silence is greater. English Club 33 Vocation Club 4. CYRILLA GRUNDLER Cy St. Athanasius In victory the hero seeks the glory not the prey. -Home Room Vice-President 25 Vice-President of Varsity Club 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 English Club 3. DoLoREs HANSEL DolV' St. Joseph Good nature and good sense must ever gain. Basketball Club 15 Pep Club 4. ANNA MAE HEPP Anna Mae Most Holy Name How goodness brightens beauty. Home Room President 1, 2, 45 Secretary of Mission Club 15 Vice-President of Student Council 43 Ben- edicta 43 Dramatics 13 'Glee Club 35 Student Council 1, 43 Vocation Club 43 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll. DORIS HEss Doris Saint Boniface BETTE JONES Betts St. Teresa She walks in beauty like the night. Benedicta 45 Dramatic Club 1, 3, 43 Missionary Club 13 Personality Club 15 Vocation Club 2, 3, 4. 23 Seniors of 1951 JOYCE KAHN Joyce St. Athanasius I am a' part of all I have met. Class Secretary 15 Home Room President 25 Class Vice-President 25 Class Vice-President 35 Home Room President 45 Benita 45 Chorus 25 Dramatics 3, 45 Glee Club 45 'Library Club 35 Literary -Honor Society 45 Pep Club 45 Student 'Council 2, 45 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. ANN KAPLACK Ann Sit, Francis Xavier Those move easiest who learned to dance. Basketball 15 Benita 45 Chorus 25 English Club 35 Pep Club 45 Personality Club 1. PATRICIA KASING Patsy Assumption Honor lies in honest toil. English Club 35 Glee Club 35 Swimming. ARLENE KEADY Ar St. Anthony A good heart is worth gold. Home Room President 35 Chorus 25 Dramatics 35 N. F. L. 1, 25 Personality Club 15 Student Council 35 Swimming 1, 25 Vocation Club 4. JEAN KEEL 'iJean Sacred Heart If your heart were not light you would die. Basketball 15 Benita 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Swim- ming 15 Vocation Club 2, 3, 4. MARY PATRICIA KELLY Pat St. Andrew Great objects form great minds. Glee Club 4. ROSE MARY KEMMERER Boots St. Joseph Fairest and best adorned is she whose clothing is humility. English Club 35 Sewing Club 15 Vocation Club. R0sE MARIE KNAUSS Rosen St. Teresa Kindness is Wisdom. English Club 15 Library Club 3, 45 Missionary Club 15 Vocation Club 4. 24 What? First reports and smiles. . . ,sg . 'Fifi' ,E E ass. O Grades must be good on these report cards judging from the smiles of A, Kaplack, R, Kemmerer, J. Kahn, R. Knauss fstandingj and P. Kasmg, P, Kelly, and A. Keady fsittingj. Look us over, everybody . . . I 1 1 1 l I V. Lazar, J. Krey, Dv. Kute, M. Kujbus, C. Lhota, M. Kummer, R. Krah, and S. Ladish suggest that you blame the picture-clicking camera for their debonair faces. 26 Seniors of 1951 RUTH KRA1-1 Ruth,' Sacred Heart What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Art 3, Benita 4, Dframatics 1, 3, English 3, Sewing Club 1. JOAN KREY Tex Saint Boniface MARGARET KUJBUS Peggy St. Boniface Thou hast wit at will. Basketball Club 1, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Vocation Club 3, 4. MILDRED KUMMER Millie St. Teresa Politeness is the result of good sense and good nature. Basketball Club 1, Dramatics 1, 3, 4, English Club 3, Library Club 3, 4, Personality Club 1, Sewing Club 1, Vocation Club 1. DORIS KUTE Davie St. Joseph Content surpasses wealth. B2BY's Club 2, Basketball Club 1, Dramatics 4, English Club 3, Sewing Club 2, Vocation Club 3 SHIRLEY ANN LADISH SMH St. Ann 'Grace is to the body what good sense is to the soul. President of B2BY's Club 2, Benedicta 4, Drama- tics 4, English Club 3, Glee Club 4, N. F. L. 1, Pep Club 4, Personality Club 1, Swimming 3, Vocation Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4. VILMA LAZAR Val St, Boniface I have loved my friends as I do virtue, my soul, my God. B2BY's Club 2, English Club 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Vocation Club 1, 2, 3. CELINE LHOTA Celine St. Mary She has a heart with room for every joy. English Club 3, Missionary Club 2, Pep Club 4. 27 Seniors of 1951 JEAN LIEB Jeannie Most Holy Name Light hair on which drops a diadem. Treasurer of class 2, Benedicta 43 Dramatics 13 Glee Club 23 Missionary Club 13 Sewing Club 13 Quill and Scroll 4. FLORINE LOGAN Flo St. Boniface The flower of meekness grows on a stem of grace. B2BY's Club 2g English Club 3g Missionary Club 2. LUCILLE LoscAR 'fLou St. Athanasius A warm heart lives long. B2BY's Club 2g Basketball Club 2g Dramatic 'Club 2, 3, 45 Swimming 2, 3. CLARE Lownm Cie St. Joseph The rose still blushes and the violets blow. Basketball Club 13 English Club 35 Vocation Club 2, 3. PATRICIA MARSHALL Patty St. Leo Every noble activity makes room for itself. B2BY's Club 25 Basketball Manager 45 English Club 3, Varsity Club 4. BEATRICE MARTIN Bea St. Athanasius Nothing is so effective as example. Pep Club 4, Sewing Club 23 Swimming 2, Voca- tion Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 MARLENE MAZUR Mar St. Mary's Thou art fairer than the evening air. Home-Room Vice-President 1, 2g President of Eng- lish Club 3g Basketball 15 Benedicta 45 Diocesan Band 1, 2, 35 Dramatics 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Literary Honor Society lg N. F. L. lg Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Personality Club 19 Student Council 45 Vocation Club 15 Quill and Scroll 4. MILDRED McCoMBs Mil Annunciation The greatest joy, a friend. Benedicta 45 English Club 3, Vocation Club 2, 3, 4. 28 5, .5 D an 'A' ye 21 f 1 W H193 was-.1 'gag wifi .mx 1' 2 , HSM , .ww 5' QB' if 6, gif' ,is K .ff 'Z' ,.,., , -2:3 , 2- H.. :. -f 1, X- ' :mg gig. - was :xg Tig W 'Z 'Xi,.f1.fi ' ,. Q L f Q, Q 4 -Q g ,,, 6. , 2 5 4 2 K PS Saw Q ww , my xqaflfbseg-: 'saw' 'W 49115, '33 5 g wi iid, A ' Ei 77 ' ' Exchanging self with friends . . . Q That they may never forget, P. Monier, M. McSo1-ley, B. McCourt, P. Milbert V. Meyers, P. McMahon, K, McDonough and serious M, Merks exchange 'fself' among themselves. Seniors of 1951 ELIZABETH MCCOURT Betty St. Athanasius Beauty is truth, and truth, beauty. English Club 33 Vocation Club 4. KATHERINE MCDONOUGH Kay St. 'Teresa Character is a diamond which scratches every stone. Class Secretary 13 Class President 33 Home-room Vice-President 43 Secretary-Treasurer of Student Council 3g Benedicta 43 Benita' 33 Dramatics 3, 43 Glee Club 23 Missionary Club 13 Student Council 43 Swimming 1, 33 National Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 4. ' MARGARET MCMAHON Peggy St. Francis Xavier Imagination is the eye of the soul. Basketball 13 Basketball Club 13 Dframatics 3, 43 English Club 3. MARY ELLEN MCSORLEY Mar St. Joseph Every natural action is graceful. B2BY's Club 23 English Club 33 Pep Club 43 Per- sonality lg Sewing Club 13 Vocation Club 1, 3, 4. MAUREEN MERKS Mar Nativity Friendship is the wine of life. Benedicta 43 Dramatics 1, 3, 43 Library Staff 43 Missionary Club 13 Swimming 33 Vocation Club 2, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 4. VIRGINIA MEYERS Ginny Assumption We must laugh before We are happy. Diramatics 13 Glee Club 2, 33 N. F. 'L. 13 Swimming 13 Vocation Club 4. PATRICIA MILBERT Willie Most Holy Name A No sky is heavy if the heart is light. B2BY's Club 23 English Club 33 Library Club 3, 43 Sewing Club 23 Vocation Club 3. MARTHA MILLER Marty St. Teresa Good humor is the health of the mind. Basketball Club lg Benedicta 43 N, F. L. 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 English Club 33 Missionary Club 13 Pep 'Club 43 Personality 13 Swimming 13 Vocation Club 2, 3, 4. 31 Seniors of 1951 MARY ANN MILLER Dukey St. Cyril We are just, who are light-hearted. Dramatic Club 1, 35 Library Club 3, 45 Missionary Club 15 Vocation Club 3. PATRICIA MONIER Pat St. Mary A gentle heart is tied with an easy thread. English Club 35 Missionary Club 1. ELIZABETH MUSCIA Bette St. Leo The beauty seen is. partly in him who sees it. Basketball 1, 25 English Club 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Vocation Club 2, 3, 4. SYLVIA MUTH Sylvia Nativity A good laugh is sunshine. Basketball Varsity 1, 2, 35 Benita 45 Dramatics 45 History Honor Society 3, 45 N. F. L. 15 Personality Club 15 Swimming 15 Varsity Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. SHIRLEY MYERS Shirley St. Peter To be the pattern of all patience. Home Room Treasurer 25 Art 1, 3, 45 Basketball Club 15 Chorus 25 English Club 35 Glee Club 3, 4. EILEEN NICKEL Penny St. Aloysius Wise to reform, and patient to perform. Secretary of BiBY's Club 25 Basketball Club 15 English Club 35 Vocation Club 4. GLORIA NOE Glo St. Ursula How hard it is to hide the sparks of nature. Treasurer of Home Room 1, 25 Class Secretary- Treasurer 35 Basketball Club 15 Chorus 25 English Club 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Personality Club 15 Voca- tion Club 4. RITA O'NEILL Reets St. Francis Xavier If my heart were not light I would die. English Club 35 N. F. L. 15 Vocation Club 4. 32 if . f 'f' w ,UQ ,wp 2, 5.,'5..m f ,gl ,jg . , ww . ' ,- wf f .. av.f Q'1af?y.? 1 ,111 fi Rf WXYN' ' .ww 1-uv, QM .Q . f , .. N. V '7 ,isa , ' ' WUML' ,Q Raw' 3 Q ,,-ig, ww , ' 1 - . 1 , ' ' .,-fi' W, . 1' iff' L 4 A l 'ff' , 'f QQ X.i, 'f ' 'Vw f .ff - 2 MQ' V ff qqbff fy? wer it Q' 'Ll iffsfixw fi M' ' N' 5 K f 3 ,' - H F ag , if I S. f.. 5 . ,. .H Q ..,. 4 .vfag xg,J 1 it px! ,Mvswhi ,A gg? 2.1, Z v C .5 K, 'K-1. 1-- 'X Ph X' zfymxgg ,Xi Qiffcl Jo Ei? ,Wi ' ' af Lezwx, f ,, ,4, Q ' 'ff yt 'hi .fy 40 Qtek .xg ti 5 3 M , n 3 ?.,vm?.,. f .f is 7 I ,g wg may . . - kk f .1 N35 . 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Home Room Treasurer 35 Basketball Club 15 Bene- dicta 45 Chorus 25 Glee Club 2, 35 Diocesan Band 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Personality Club 15 Science Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Vocation Club 1, 45 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. CELINE PFEIL Little Pifelu Most Holy Name Generosity is the flower of justice. Home Room Treasurer 45 English Club 35 Library Club 3, 45 Missionary Club 15 Vocation Club 3, 4. ANNA MAE PLATEK Tootsie St. Joseph A picture is a poem without words. Art Club 1, 2, 35 Basketball Club 15 Benedicta 45 Chorus 25 Swimming 15 Vocation Club 3. DOROTHY PORINCHAK Dot St. Leo When a friend asks, there is no tomorrow. Home Room Secretary 25 Basketball 35 Benedicta 45 English Club 35 Pep Club 45 Personality Club 15 Swimming 25 Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN Pom-MAN Carol Nativity The greatest joy, a friend. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Basketball Club 1, 2, 35 Bene- dicta 45 Chorus 25 Dramatics 1, 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Missionary Club 15 N. F. 'L. 15 Pep Club 45 Sewing Club 1. AGATHA PUSATERI Chips St. Nicholas Only good manners through life. English Club 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Personality Club 15 Vocation Club 4. 35 Seniors of 1951 FLORENCE REUBELT Flo Nativity Novelty is the great parent of pleasure. Basketball Club 15 Basketball 1, 25 Benita 45 Dra- matics 15 Vocation Club 2, 4. JANE ROSSEN Janie Nativity Nothing is more reasonable and cheap than good manners. Dramatics 15 Glee Club 45 Missionary Club 15 Pep Club 45 Vocation Club 2, 4. ANTOINETTE SAAR Toni St. Boniface The innocent seldom find an uneasy pillow. Dramatic Club 15 English Club 35 Missionary Club 15 Pep Club 45 Personality Club 15 Vocation Club 2, 3, 4. LORRAINE SAAR Lorv'y St. Boniface It is a: Wise head that makes the stilled tongue. Benedicta 45 Dramatic 'Club 15 English Club 35 Missionary Club 15 Pep Club 45 Personality Club 15 Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA SAFFER Pat St. Athansius Good Cheer is no hindrance to a good life. Home Room President 15 Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 45 Basketball Club 1, 25 Benita 45 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 25 Diramatics 3, 45 Literary Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Swimming 15 Varsity 'Club 45 Vocation Club 15 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. JEANNE S'APIAN Jeanne Most Holy Name A smile is the whisper of a laugh. Benedicta 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Library Club 45 Missionary Club 15 Pep Club 45 Vocation Club 4. JOANN SCHAEFER Jo St, Boniface A good heart is a letter of credit. Treasurer of Personality Club 15 'Chorus 25 Dra- matic Club 35 'Glee Club 45 Pep 'Club 45 Swimming 2, 35 Vocation Club 4. LEONILDA SCHAI-11-'ER Nei . St. Boniface Patience and gentleness is power. Art Club 35 Benedicta 45 Chorus 25 Dramatic Club 35 Glee Club 35 Personality Club 15 Swim- ming 2, 35 Vocation Club 4. 36 T . ,wwf - Z' ,Q 5 'E E, Qwagwif-W V 'Q H 'wif W 15, 5 A . Av ......... V ,M , wg? .5 vs .W L 2 mf' L -In gy, .1 . 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WINIERED SCHEURING Winnie Most Holy Name Friendship is a sheltering tree. English Club 35 Vocation Club 4. AUDREY SCHLICK And St. Athanasius Brevity is a great charm of eloquence. Basketball Club 15 Cheerleading 3, 45 Chorus 25 Dramatics 15 Glee Club 35 Varsity Club 45 Vocation Club 4. ANNA MAE SWCHOENECKER Annie St. Leo Her heart was as great as the world. Dramatics 1, 3, 45 Personality Club 15 Vocation Club 4. MARY Jo SELL Mary Jo Nativity The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Benita 45 Dramatics 1, 45 English Club 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Library Club 3, 45 Missionary Club 15 Swimming 15 Vocation Club 2, 3, 4. CLAIRE MARGARET SHERLOCK Red Nativity Kindness is wisdom. English Club 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Vocation Club 4. Doaorny MAE SIGMUND Mae St. Boniface Above all things the kindest way. President of English Club 35 Basketball 1, 25 Chorus 35 Pep Club 45 Dramatics 25 Glee Club 45 Swim- ming 3. NANCY SIMPSON Simie St. Ann A light heart lives long. Basketball Club 25 N. F. L. 15 Orchestra 1, 25 Pep Club 45 Personality Club 15 Vocation Club 1, 4. 39 Seniors of 1951 MARY SPEAKER Mary Assumption Eloquence is logic on fire. Cheerleading 43 Dramatics 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Swim- ming 33 Varsity Club 43 Vocation Club 4. HELEN SPINDLER Spindy St. Athanasius It is in learning music that many youthful hearts learn to love. Benita 43 D-ramatics 1, 2, 43 Science Honor Society 3, 43 Sewing' Club lg Vocation 'Club 43 National Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 4. MARY Lou STAUB Lou Nativity Women of talent are meant for occasions. Home Room Secretary 33 Basketball 1, 23 Basketball Club 13 Benita 43 Dramatics 43 History Honor Society 3, 43 Library Club 3, 43 Swimming 13 National Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 4. RosE ANN STAAB Birdie St. Ursula They can conquer who believe they can. Cheerleading 4g Chorus 23 Dramatics lg Sewing Club 1. CONSTANCE STEFFL Connie St. Athanasius A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men. Basketball Club 1, 23 Benita 43 Cheerleading 1, 2, 43 Chorus 23 Dramatics 1, 43 English Club 33 Pep Club 43 Student Council 4g Swimming 1, 23 Varsity Club 43 Vocation Club 1. RITA STEINER Rita St. Boniface Light is the task when many share the toil. Dramatics 3, 43 English Club 33 Swimming 33 Vocation Club 3, 4. ELAINE STURM Elaine Most Holy Name Better a blush on the face than a blot on the heart. Home Room President 33 Home Room Secretary 43 President of Varsity Club 43 Secretary of Basket- ball Club 23 Basketball Club 1, 23 English Club 43 Swimming 1, 33 Varsity Club 4. MAUREEN SULLIVAN Sully St. Francis Xavier In man, speaks God. ' Home Room 'Treasurer 23 Benita 43 Dramatics 13 History -Honor Society 33 N. F. L. 23 Sewing Club 13 Vocation Club 2, 3, 4. 40 f X 5 gzmgwm mwwndwzsw ' vw ,,,,.. W 1 423 rw Qu M li T331 ii Z 5 s 3 S m 11 5 1? ve u ff 4 -Z 215 5 , V ' 1 ' L' Q . ff f L. L , Period preferred for forfificcifion . . . . . f Q Because of its bodily refreshment, R. Tschudi, J. Tarasi, M. Tomlinson, R. Tolino S. Vazzana, J. Trapp, G. Wachter, and G. Ubinger relax during their preferred period . v Seniors of 1951 JANE TARASI Terence Our Lady of Perpetual Help A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Basketball 1, 35 Basketball Club 1, 35 Benita 45 Dramatics 3, 45 Library Club 3, 45 Literary Honor Society 45 Vocation 45 Quill and Scroll 4. ROSENELLA TOLINO Rose St. Mary Nothing is so hard that search will not find it. Vice-President of Missionary Club 15 Benita 45 Diramatics 15 Science Honor Society 3, 45 Vocation Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Salutatorian. MARGARET TOMLINSON Margie Nativity Nothing great was ever achieved without en- thusiasm. President of Vocation Club 45 Treasurer of Bas- ketball Club 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Basketball Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 45 Library Club 3, 45 Student Council 45 Swimming 1, 35 Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JUNE TRAPP Juno St. Boniface A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Home Room Vice-President 25 English Club 35 Glee Club 45 Missionary Club 15 Vocation Club 2, 3, 4. RITA TscHUD1 Rita St. Joseph Doing good is the only certain action of man. Benedicta 45 Debating 25 Literary Honor Society 3, 45 'N. F. 'L. 2, 35 Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Nation- al Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. GERTRUDE UBINGER Gertrude St. Joseph The hand that follows intellect can achieve. Dramatics 35 Science Honor 2, 35 Swimming 15 Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SYLVIA VAZZANA Syl Nativity I have a heart with room for every joy. Benita 45 Dramatics 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Vocation Club 2, 3, 4. GLORIA WACHTER Gloria, St. Joseph An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Basketball Club 15 English Club 35 Personality Club 15 Sewing Club 25 Vocation Club 3. 43 Seniors of 1951 BETTY CLAIRE WALLACE Bots St. Ambrose Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Basketball 15 Basketball Club 15 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 English Club 35 Library Club 45 Personality Club 15 Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY WALDORE Shirl', St. Boniface Your heart has always the pardoning power. Basketball Club 15 English Club 35 Pep Club 45 Personality Club 15 Sewing Club 25 Vocation Club 3. VIRGINIA WENTZEL Jeanie', St, Athanasius Truth is the secret of eloquence and of virtue. Benita 45 Dramatics lg English Club 35 Person- ality Club 15 Vocation Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA WINTER Barb St. Kilian Civility costs nothing and buys everything. Benita 45 Chorus 25 Glee Club 2, 45 History Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Sewing Club 15 Swim- ming 3. CLARA WURSTLEIN Wurtz St. Athanasius How goodness heightens beauty. Benita 45 Benedicta 45 Cheerleading 3, 45 Chorus 25 Dramatics 2, 45 Pep Club 45 Swimming 15 Varsity Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. MARIE YARDIS Marie Most Holy Name Character is the perfectly educated will. -Home Room Vice-President lg Benedicta 45 Drama- tics 15 Glee Club 35 N. F. L. l, 25 Science Honor Society 35 Sewing Club 15 Vocation Club 45 Nation- al Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. PATRICIA YOCKEL Patty S-acred Heart Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind. English 'Club 35 Vocation Club 2. RUTH ZILLES Ruthie St. Aloysius Whoever blushes seems to be good. Home Room President 25 Dramatics lg English Club 35 Glee Club 45 Vocation Club 1, 2. 44 an if ,' Rn, I 5 ? 7 fm A? ,l wngudniuu- Mmm A 1 Immun! M V 3- E r o if by , x Q J ' . A 1 fm 'QP' 'REM ilu, f 'FSR , 1. ,, ,,fX4::,,m'YI'5,f,, ,, . A af Qg,ffg5pv:,,g'fQ - L, : - W., , ly f . , , ,Y . , 'Af 4igf'fl42f5i-L,,Lj'ggf ,,,,,v,, up: 51, Mizz 5.1 f W -'ff ggwv.ms,1',':, A , N ' 'V . 1, ff - S ' fg , 1 , ' '- , wggzwifgg ' ' V - 1 ' U, ' .N - - L, , ---1,445 A , 259 ,-ff-an..:fe'.:.1m:'-5':5-.- ' - -' ..e 2 . Juniors . . . OFFICERS 11045 OFFICERS 41079 OFFICERS C103 Prestdcnt ..,......,,.,.,.,...., ANN WALSII President ...,...,....,,..,....,,. BETTY FORD President ....4,...,.........,.,..,. F. ZUBALIK VzccP1es ....,..,......, DOROTHY MACAK Vice-Pres. ....,,.......,. JOAN PORTMAN Vice-Pres .....,,...,....,.,....,...... A. DAVIS Sectctowy ...,.,...,....... MARCIA STEELE Secretary ........ .,,....... S YLVIA JACOB Secretary ,.,.,....,, ..,..., C . WEISER T1 casurw -.... .,...... G AY ANN BROOKE Treasurez- .4.. ......., L 01s LEHBERGER Treasure: -,...,, . .....,.., C, STANDER Getting Dear Diary: You know 1951 was a nice year for us, Juniors . . . as we did a few nice things with the help of our homeroom teachers, Sister Gertrude, Hildegard, and Mary Da- mien. First of all, as newly installed upper- classmen, we started the year 05 in an entirely different way with a big square dance, The Hick Hop . . . the first of its kind sponsored by S. B. A.ers . . . we are proud to record that it was a huge success and provided fun aplenty. Then we sponsored a raile to secure funds for new kitchen equipment . . . and ho, yes, our biggest event, our Christmas dance, The Crystal Ball! . . . Mnn! . . . The Colonial provided a lovely setting for the music of Lee Kelton, and his Orchestra . . . Happy, happy memory! . . . ready to lead S. B. A. through Mary Our spiritual life was not neglected . . . Father Norbert gave us solid food, during our retreat in November . . . those inspiring days of prayer and quiet are still reflectors in our daily strivings . . . And, dear Diary, we will remember the last days of our junior year as the best days . . . we were closest to the seniors during those Good-bye moments . . . in a small way, we were part of the graduation especially on Class Day and the evening of the Senior Banquet . . . which was our way of saying, Don't forget us, your once little sisters. Our closing sentence in you, Diary, is one of hope as we look forward to our seniordom, building it on the unforgettable chapter which we now close with, God bless us. ROOM 103 ROOM 104 FOURTH ROW: V. Ondrick, M. Scherer, D. Weaver, A. Boehm, S. Schrecengost, G. Zovko, C. Wolf, B. Boyer. THIRD ROW: P, Garvey, J. Breuckner, L. Sharp, R. Bergman, F. Sweeney, P. Phillipps, J. McCue, H. Currie. SECOND ROW: M. Good, M. Yost, E. Zahran, M. Sheeler, A. Winters, L. Struhar, M. Snyder, A. Rochrick, D. Froehly. FIRST ROW: J. Roth, A. Mancuso, M. Langer, L. Naab, M. Regan, P. Kolling, J. Woods, J. Rederer, M. F. Boylan, A. Bauer. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Kehr, Lois Miller, Barbara Horn, Miriam Foerster, Sylvia Heiser, Mildred Weigl, Joanne Schwab, Marie Funfar. THIRD ROW: Lois Grabowski, Joan Weigand, Lucille Skovran, Nancy McLaughlin, SECOND ROW: Marlene Grimm, Mary Ann Brunn, Mary Elizabeth Patton, Ellen Jessica Matoka, Patricia Murphy, Lucille Breitenbach, Joyce Whitby, Doris Hepp. Donovan, Floria Aland, Bette McGuire, Joanne Bieneman, Dorothy Sapian, Lois Ferketic, Kathleen Flowers. FIRST ROW: Mary Lee Kelsch, Kathleen Galate, Lois Staud, Arlene Elmeier, Cecilia Dolan, Adelaide O'Lear, Antionette Greco, Rita Hartung, Joanne Schmude, Betty Brandt. Llni0l'S . . . Recalling days of yesferyears .. ' f' A S 551' ' lffkf 7 2 we ...fm ..EE::'?fL A we ' i f , 5 5 f '+P ? ,Mi ,K by 2 338 Q 3 fi ...W 4 3 , . W. SE Ti. ..-- f. ' 9 57 -ff '- A . , . A-'- A 3 '11 yn, . -.2 . . .1 YP R45 J., 5512. W as ga ., 'W ky 0? W A ' .iflai ZW E2 K, V A 3 J. , 1 S is 5 H N L . :ZV ' . V ,L .V I , , ,V,, .,,::. xg A H: 'E A , W asefe-if-1 'f , - '- f. ,. .-- A v'q.. 39 . .5 D1 il M' sa. 4 . S l . . v g . 'J . .ff ' I . .... f ' fa ' JUNIOR CLASS+ROOM 107 FOURTH Row: B. Kemmerer, J. Frank, M. L. Knoebel, A. Krevosh, C. Connelly, l Hoffman, F. Gray, F. Faub, P. Lesick. l THIRD ROW: R. Burkhard, R. Drake, J. Chmay, D. Drab, M. Inserra, R. Wagner, J. Merman, K. Goettman, M. Heurich. SECOND ROW: C. McNamara, J. Rochford, D. Nagy, K. Garvey, L. McCarter, B. 4 Rhearm, L. Froehlich, M. Mangold, A. Barkley, M. E. Grom. FIRST ROW: G. Potthof, M. Meldon, A. Thompson, R. Dieckman, G. Camp, C. Meckler, M. Mentel, M. G. Corrado, R, Kusner, B. Crumbo. 3 s Beginning their task to fill our shoes Dear Diary . . . Sophomores . . . and revenge . . . how well We remember the day We bestowed upon our little sisters their bright, green beanies. In our starry eyes, we can see the re- flections of other activities . . . our interest in the Work of the National Forensic League and the Writer's Club . . . our participation in basketball and cheerleading . . . the music which flowed from our hearts as we sang in the Glee Club . . . Father Alvin's retreat which placed us for three days in a very prayerful and quiet World . . . our other memories . . . the Easter dance and the Spring assembly. As We stand on the bring of juniordom, We ask that all future sophomores be given what We gained in 1950-1951 . . . friends . . . knowledge . . . faith . . . memories . . . In closing, dear diary, We Wish to thank our homeroom teachers, Sisters Marcella, Isabel, Demetria and Charlotte for every- thing . . . OFFICERS 12095 STANDING: Secretary ..............,..,...,.,.,.. J. ZELLER Treasmer ....,................,..... J. SIEBER SITTING: President ......,...,.,.........,,.. Di. MCCABE sophomores OFFICERS 12105 OFFICERS 12085 OFFICERS 12035 President .......,........,.......,. M. MCCUE KNEELING: LEFT T0 RIGHT: Secretary ...,.......... N. SCHMIDHAMER Secretary .,.........,,.,,..,...... R. R. SELL Secretary ..,.....,......,.... M. DEURLING Vice-Pres .......,,......,. M. A, SCHRENK SITTING: Treasurer ,..,............. M, G FORTUN Treasurer .,.... ,.,............ I .DORSCH P,-esident ...'-..,.lII,...AI..-.I. M- SCHWAB President ....,....,........... P. STEPHENS ViCe,p,.eS. ..4vl.-.......'l....'l.v P. BARKER Vice-Pres. ..,......... R, DOBROZDRAVIC Treasurer... .....,...,,..,...,...... A. ARCH I 51 Sv 1 .I 5' ri' 1' ,l I , 2 1 1 RGOM 209 lr V. ' . Q ROOM 208 I ROOM 210 ROOM 207 f 3 1 w., I ly K 0, I o fold, 0pI'lOmOfZS , .' .I Championship! IS fun FOIJRZH ROWS fLEFT T0 RIGHTJ: P. O'Brien, H. Jacmenoyich, M. Zeglowitsch, M. L praswiclk, M, Eidenschenk, M. M. Weber, P. Korzinski, E. Glavin, S. Klemens HIRD' Row QLEFT TO RIIGHTJ: M. Mulvihill, T. Kute, D'. Sinatra, M. Putz, M. M Lfigday, M. Barker, N, Doyle, M. Halder, N. Francis. SECOND Rows QLEFT fro RIGHTJ: J. Korinsky,.K. Aaron M Kaylor P. Sanderson CJ. Snodgrass, A. M, Schillo, D. Kress, P. Bodemi' V. Muth,,B. Fisher. ' FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIG TJ: A. M. Jocz, J. Wasielewski, J. Miller, D. Flinsky M. Slieffert, D. Beidl, MTE' Conlon, L. Tschudi. 5 f . , FOURTH Row QLEFF To RIGHTJ,:'F. Vesel, M. Gruber, C. Faurbaugh, M. A. Curran B. Katie, K. Gutler, N. Byrnes-, R., Galvin, R. Sukstus. THIRD ROW: QLEFT T0 RIGHTJ: J. Metzgar, L. Berner, P. Armstrong, L. Cummings HJ Rosenberger, E. Kazura, M. L. Fisher, S. Conelly, Ll. Droll, M. E. Sftepany SECOND Row QLEFT T0 RIGHTJ: N. Connors, C. Kroll, G. Beyer, A. R. Laurinaitis R. M. Spgrandeo, E. Pitassi, M. Mayer, H. Breitenbach, J. Ekl, M. Chapman, Y. Ettore FIRSTVROW QLEFT T6 RIIGHTJI M. A. Chereck, R, M. Nemeth, S. Winghart, P, Garvey M. Haney, P. Raehn, M. A, Kinzler, L. Birsic. FOURTH Row QLEFT T0 RIGHTJ: H. Loesch, C. Dfrab, G. Gierl, G. Staudenmeier, L McBurney, R. Beck, B. Hutchison, V. Brimmier. THIRD ROW f'LEFT T0 RIIGHTJ : J. Zupcic, D. LaGamba, C. Kunz, M. Scherm, L. Stiegler M. Ufheil, J. Krall, M. A. Snyder, V. Beran. SECOND ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: B. Lickert, M. Hopper, M. Horn, N. Brandl, A Baldauf, R. Schnabele, B. Bingham, P. Hepp, A, M. Debes, M. Boat. FIRST ROW QLEFT T0 RIGHTJ: M. Glaser, I. Petty, Sl. Patricko, A. Weber, P. Ford R, Gerst, B. Duffy, M. C. Connolly, L. Clair. FOURTH Row QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: VH. Newell, J, Dillon, J. Murnak, B. Hurray, M. A Connors, N. Driscoll, E. Schrenk, K. Beran, E. Gales. THIRD ROW fLEFT TO RIGHTJ: M. Skovran, M. Kienan, G, McCauley, A. Holden, J Coffer, M. Splane, N. Elmeier, G. Conlon, J. Smith, M. DelVecchio. SECOND ROW fLEFT T0 RIGHTJ: C. Dlelloene, D. Pavicic, J. O'Brien, L. Rausch, P McGontey, D. Jackson, R. Steigler, D. Wysocki, P, Benner. FIRST ROW fLEFT T0 RIGHTJ: M. A. Geary, DI. McKeen, D. Stocklin, R. Bundy P, Schwartz, Y. Bauer, B. Hunkele, M. A. 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LEFT TO RIGHT: J. KILLMEYER ....,..,,.,.,,..,.... President M. E. MAHAN ........,.,..... . President P. MCARDLE .,,.,,,.,,,.,..,...,.. President M. GEIER ..,,.......,.......,..,,.... Vice-Pres. J. CROKE ..................,........ Vice-Pres. M. L. MEYER ....,....,..,....,. Vice-Pres. Toedsurei' STANDING 5 STANDING: ' MCCOMB ....,......,,.......... V. BAUER ....,.................,...,, Secretary M. J. SCHAWALDER .......... Treasurer fABSENTl E, SAFFER .,,...................,.. Treasurer M. OWENS ,..,....,.... ......,,...., S ccreitary M, A. KRONENBERGER ....... .Secretary l Freshmen , . , Starting their memory book Dear Diary: A little freshman voiced, for her class- mates, beautiful things about the past school year . . . kind teachers, Sisters Frances, Mary Grace, Fabian, and Teresa Clare . . . new friends . . . the first of many on the primary step of high school education . . . that day of sophomore reckoning . . . a grown up thrill at the first dance . . . the quiet silence of the first retreat etched for itself a place in every heart . . . God bless Father Alvin . . . The Gypsy Rover will recall the harmonizing and tapping on the wide stage . . . the enjoyment the freshmen helped to give members of the Parent Guild. Learning fast . . . Religion, Latin, Algebra, General Science . . . making eiorts to please . . . joining clubs, forensics . . . basketball and cheerleading among the most favorite activities. Now at last . . . the end of the year . . . the class is looking forward to another year OFFICERS-Freshmen Room 5 . . . and then to two more . . . just as pleasant SITTING2 , and as happy . . . as its first year at St. ?f3Rg!fgS-T-ALL nrlrp' 4'.'.- . 'W'.'.'.i4 Benedict Academy. STANDING: C. FUNK ,....,.......,...,..,....,..,, Secretary S. KEADY ..,.... ....... T reasurer 54 1 ROOM 3 ROOM 4 ROIIRTH ROW: B. Vener, P. McArdle, SI. Regal, E. Kuhs, G. Milligan, G. Moeller, C. McManus, J. Laratonda, A. Brucker, and M. Olson. THIRD ROW: B. Whitten, B. Loibl, J. Wacker, C. Yost, P. Straub, B. DIeMarco, P. Sesky, E. Sieitz, J. Floyd, J. Baldauf, M. Murphy, F. McSorley, and N. Stephens. SECOND ROW: P. McComb, M, Lyttle, M. Weigand, C, Kovanich, M. Jacoby, L. Barkley, D. Rhoden, T. Howarsh, G. Smith, and P. Newman. FIRST ROW: H, Yulkowske, E. Scannell, L. Winsky, D. Biertempfel, M. Meyer, M. K1-onenberger, L. McKain, and M. Falvo. FOURTH ROW: M. J. Schawalder, M. Lamneck, J. Brueckner, A. Dorsch, C. Frank, M. Connors, B. Kursion, T. Tremel, P. Derganz, V. Vaianisi, and M. Newell. THIRD ROW: R. Rohsner, S. Deegan, J. Croke, M. V. Parrish, G. Ackerman, P. Sypolt, M. E. Mahan, L, Easler, R. Waldorf, C. Smith, and M. Ciraula. SECOND Row: B. Stanek, R, Borman, M. Hennigan, B. Winterberger, I. Keel, M. Owens, A. Sheerer, R. Raub, M. Newman, and K. Benson. FIRST ROW: M. Youkers, L. Rupp, T, Urbanec, C. Bopp, M. Miller, D. Peart, K. Karch, C. -Hynes, and B. Sabina. FI'CSl1mZl'l ROOM 5 ROOM 7 FOURTH ROW: B. Vietmeir, L. Sukstuw, H. Zelik, J. Dorgan, A. Knebs, M. L. Coll V. Yockel, D. Straub, C. Bates, L. Markl, and M. J. Marstall. THIRD ROW: M. Wilson, B. Faust, P. Joy, B. Helfrich, A. Conlon, S. Calalano Z. Flaherty, A. Wally, C. Faulhaber, M. Foerster, and H. Hosek. SECOND ROW: R. Zern, R. Reed, M. A. Moore, S. Keady, S. Paulisch, B. Meade, V Schivertz, P. Geyer, C. Kreuzer, and G. Wroblewski. FIRST ROW: C, Funk, C. Kraus, D. Hergenroeder, J. Erdeljac, C. Hepp, M. Fornauf D. Heim, and B. Kahn. ABSENT: L. Kocian, H. Smith. FOURTH ROW: J. Lokar, N. Shade, M. L. Steinmiller, P. Tallean, A. Werl, J, Nee F. Gebhardt, P. Panyi, P. Stephonic, and R. Pschirer. THIRD ROW: V. Bauer, R. Bowers, M. Geier, H. Lauranaitis, E. Vavro, S. Wentzel A. Breitenbaugh, J. Killmeyer, E. Saffer, M. Welsh, J, Buillion, and D. Darges SECOND ROW: Sl. Kuhn, E. Carmody, J. Ackerman, E. Hogan, E. Hogan, M. Gloss J. Richert, A. Ferrelly, B. Dettling, and J. Simmons. FIRST ROW: A. Romano, J. Gross, E. Martinac, R. Heim, V. Costlow, V. Richert, J Ganster, J. Weiser, and S. Ford. y 7 K2 495 iiw is x E-51 f :LA 2 GLX fi? 1. ?' ,. .k,. ,nf ZW? T1 ,- s , M.. Zh, vw, ,,,. , s wa-.H ,Q A .,,,, 59 1 ,f 2 x fi if ' :- Qgt., , . if Nw fi J Q, , W me k f wfegm The Benedicta Book of memories CO-EDITORS Marlene Mazur, Katherine McDonough. A.,5.E . , EJ! TYPISTS FOR THE YEAR BOOK STANDING: L. Saar, E. Nickel, J. Wentzel, and J. Lieb. SITTING: C. Wurstlein, C, Portman, and L, Schaefer. The Benedicta , our record book, the history of our joys, our sorrows! Diary upon your pages we have recorded our dreams, our hopes, our prayers for the future . . . between your covers we have given the world a glimpse of our activities at S. B. A. The various staffs, literary, business, and typing, joined forces and worked dili- gently to produce a super yearbook . . . oh, those hectic days . . . the racking of brains! When the bloom of youth has passed, and we try to recapture a thread of our happy high school days, we shall see, in turning your pages, dear Benedicta , the happiest days of our lives pass in review . . . we shall experience a hunger for the days and friends of long ago . . . 60 gan E E5 .. .. ..., ,.,,.,K .,.:,.., , law- x , 1. .gl zz, LQ. .5 Z .f W Q3 L. .ff-' , 'fx I - -wfff view,-E vi ,mg 313 5,41 1 1 f a g g I 5xv. f iffyiiig Sffifigf ' ' i 5 5 2 1, uk? . 4---S BENITA CO-EDITORS B. Beggs and H. Spindler. The Benita 6 g Erlllta E Q Drllh Claim: Helm Mlhm' , Adu'-calm ol Fnlmly ' ' ' 'V ' .N ,v.,.,l, W. W, ,.,L,: Rn-ryAadf.u..5ma...u W TZIJ,L,.,'TL if ,TIT ll 'C'Tf1'lZ.T 'f.f5'lf2 22.2 fl l L:-'jul ff.,'ZfCl MSI ' 54 B- A,,mK.om. ....,. .- .. r . ,. ...J Cm-ai: PM Mmm I Lg:'11t:tz'::.f ff ' Q:1:,iif::i,1i .,l...m W, ...- l H? '5 'd ' 0' 1 2121 lik ., W, l ummm- ..s.n.A. U, ,,,.,,, 1 .U ...,.w., .. W.,-,., W. I fzgljmga I T'LJl' l f,fIlQ.lgfQQ'l:. , 4, , BENITA TYPISTS' STANDING QLEFT T0 RIGHTJ: D. Doyle, C. Elia, A, Kaplack. SITTING QLEFT T0 RIGHTJ: C, Steffl, M. Tomlinson, M. L. Staub Here talents were put to use . Q, PAPER STAFF STANDING fLEFT T0 RIGHTD: S. Vazzana. P, Geisler, P. Saffer, J. Kahn, B. Winter, R. Tolino, Si. Muth, I. Hawthorne, F. Reubelt. 'SITTING QLEFT T0 RIGHT, : J. Keel, M. J. Sell, C. Wurstlein, M. Sullivan, J, Chervenka, B. Grech, J. Brucker, J. Tarasi. Broken pencils, crumpled papers, scratched out sentences . . . long hours of toil, and rumpled hair . . . memories of deadlines and post mortem gatherings . . . truthfully, diary, these are all wonderful, happy memories . . . Of course, the Benites , eager to pub- lish a thoroughly modern newspaper, were on their toes . . . the staff members spent hours writing and rewriting articles . . . typing them and retyping them . . . endured the pangs of the last minute rush to meet those demanding dead lines with every issue . . . and then, with anxious anticipation, waited for the finished masterpiece . . . how each issue brightened our life and warmed our hearts . . . Front page flashes caught the eye of readers . . . the editorial page provided 63 students with food for thought . . . every girl kept her eyes glued to SCHOOL BELLES and TRIPLE THREAT, records of the latest news on current events, steadies, and late chatty bits . . . How the girls waited breathlessly for each edition . . . remember how proud the stai members were to distribute the news- sheet to the students . . . and, dear diary, we can't forget a special thanks to Sister Louise for her wonderful supervision and guidance . . . also to Mr. Weigand for his generous service in engraving all cuts for every issue . . . Fun, too, was that festive May luncheon, given by the administration for all staff members of the paper and yearbook staffs. History Honor Society These students represented the school in one of the most active of diocesan clubs, the History Honor Society. STANDING fLEFT TO RIGHT? : D. Hepp, M. A. Farrell, P. Geisler, I. Hawthorne, F. Faub, G A. Brocke, D-. Macak. SITTING: M. L. Staub, M. Sullivan, S. Muth, J. Chervenka, B. Winte1's. FRONT ROW: L, Ferketic, L. Lehberger, M. L. Kelsch, C, Dolan, B. McGuire, J. Mataka. Experiences enlighten the future This year, in fact, since the inception of the organization, members of Saint Bene- dict's Academy have represented the students in the diocesan History Honor Society. The organization sponsored many ace tivities this year, culminating with the annual tour to one of lPennsylvania's his- toric spots. The tour in September took the students and their monitor, Brother Joseph Panzer, of North Catholic, to Braddock's Grave, Fort Necessity, and other points of historic and scenic interests in Somerset County, and ended with a dinner at the Summit Hotel in Uniontown, Fayette County. The main purpose of the History Honor Society is kept uppermost before the mem- bers. It is to help the students to realize more and more the important part Penn- sylvania has played in the development of these our United States. Dear Diary, in our feelings of gratitude and satisfaction for our State's contributions to the nation's greatness, we offer a prayer of thanks to the Giver of all greatness. May He always bless the Keystone State! Science Honor Society Dear Diary: The budding scientists of S. B. A. had a chance to develop their interests in the scientific field through their membership in the Science Honor Society. Together with other Catholic high school students of the diocese, they had the opportunity of hearing a number of excellent speakers and seeing scientific demonstrations. The refreshments and socials which followed the business meetings were always enjoyed by the young hopefuls. Meetings always meant traveling since they were conducted at various high schools and colleges of the district. A particularly interesting meeting was held here at S.B.A. in February with a lecture on Aluminum and a talk on the parks of Pittsburgh. Later, refreshments were served in the cafeteria and made possible a happy get-acquainted party. The S. B. A. girls thank the Director of the Society, Brother Gregory Nazianzen, F. S. C. of Central Catholic, and their Moderator, Sister Regina, for the wonderful meetings their planning made possible and for the knowledge they helped the students to acquire from attending them. Searching for the unknown Science Honor Society kept these girls busy attending monthly meetings and acting as hostesses at the Academy-sponsored gatherings. STANDING LEFT 'ro RIGHTJ: C. Beran, H. Spindler, B. Brandt, B. Grech. SEATED: R, Tolino, A. Walsh, A. Arch, H. Noll, B. Beggs, A. M, Peters, L. Staud, Patton. and SCTOII The iournalisfs reward The Quill and Scroll is a national society in which every young journalist strives to attain membership. At the Academy it ranks among the most important organizations. It does much to develop the writing abilities of the students who, without its encourag- ment and incentives, might otherwise never show their latent creative powers, and so waste their sweetness on the desert air . The prerequisites of membership in the society are outstanding talents in the field of writing, of typing, of Business admini- stration, and other journalistic capabilities. Both publications, the school paper, The Benita , and the annual, The Benedictan, afford the students a fertile field in which they ply their writing skills. May 24 was the date on which the twenty-six members were inducted into the Quill and Scroll Society. Reverend Father Wiesmann, Chaplain of Saint Benedict, formally presented them with their member- ship pins and cards of admission. At this point, the girls felt a great sense of accom- plishment in having achieved something really worth while. After-school meetings . . . broken pencil points . . . last minute articles to check over . . . all memories which the journalists will later look back upon as many happy and worth while moments. We shall long remem- ber the helpful supervision of Sister Louise, our staff advisor, and also Mr. Young, our yearbook consultant. fYeai'bookJ chak. Grech. M. L. Staub, 5-Q, Yin-.sm it ,i2 STANDING! J. Lieb M Harnett, M. Meiks S Ladish, R. Tschudi SITTING: M. A. Fauell M. Yardis, J. Cheiven ka, M. Mazur, K Mc Donough, A. M. Peters A. M. Hepp, D, Porin CSchool Papeij STANDING! P. Geisler P. Saffer, S. Muth B SITTING: R. Tolino C Wurstlein, J. Brucker -H. Spindler, B. Beggs I. Hawthorne, J. Kahn J. Tarasi and J. Kahn, future speech-writers, represented the Academy in the Writers' Club this year. The vast influence of the Written word has been exemplified once more by the mem- bers of the Literary Honor Society and the Writer's Club. From early September through late June, each day a modern Shakes- peare, Whitman, or Poe had been busily en- gaged in the production of a new near- masterpiece . To some of the girls of the Literary Society, a career in journalism has extended 4 X I Literary Honor Society VVHHng'hs a vocaHon a Welcoming hand-has perhaps, initiated a most Wonderful dream in some department of the literary field. Under the careful guidance of competent teachers, creative genius has been cultivated in the receptive soil of all. May the achievements of the present be an example and reminder to underclassmen that inspiration does knock at the doors of attentive and hard Working students. LEFT T0 RIGHT: J. Frank, R. Tschudi, J. Tarasi, C. Wurst- lein, P. Saffer, M. E. Braun, J. Kahn, J. Whitby are the S. B. A.'ers who represented the Academy in the Diocesan Writers' Club. Student Council A. Walsh CSecretaryJ, I. Haw- thorne fP1'esidentJ, A. M. Hepp fVice Presidentj and D. McCabe fTreasurerJ were the students' middlemen who brought efficiency to the daily scholastic production at S. B. A. 1 .112 . .. tc. 'F BACK ROW: J. Kilmeyer, H. Hosek, D. McCabe, J. Portman, F. Jubalick, and J. Dorgan THIRD ROW: A. M. Hepp, M. McArdle, A. Walsh, M. L. Kelsch, M. Schwab, and C. Steffi SECOND ROW: B. Beggs, M. Sullivan, H. Splindler, E. Sturm, M. Mazur, M. Tomlinson I. Hawthorne, K. McDonough, and J. Kahn. 1 FRONT ROW: P. Stephens, P. Sieber, M. E. Mahan, and M. McCue. Pictured here are the girls who really made S. B. A. step smoothly through 1950 and 1951. As members of the Student Coun- cil, they were interested in improving the discipline, character, and atmosphere of the school. Through them, the faculty and stu- dent body worked hand-in-hand. With Sister Antoinette as advisor and Irene Hawthorne as president, the Student Council accomplished much of which it can be justly proud. It ironed out many prob- lems and solved many difficulties. The girls proved to be a group of competent, per- severing workers who really aimed high and reached their goal. Each homeroom was represented in the Council by its president. As in the past, presidents of the various clubs and the editors of the Benito. and Benedicta were also privileged members. There was one representative chosen from each class by the members of the faculty. To Sister Antoinette and the Student Council, we say 'Thanks for a job Well done. '63 v. National Honor Society Vital, creative, The seventeenth of April was an ex- citing day in the calendar of senior memo- ries. On that day, eighteen of us were en- rolled in the Benedictine Chapter of the National Honor Society. The solemn cere- mony took place in the auditorium before the entire student body and our parents, Who were specially invited guests for the occasion. Reverend Joseph Kopecky present- ed to each of us a certificate of membership, a smaller membership card to carry about with us, and a gold pin. We felt proud and very grateful for the singular honor be- stowed upon us by our faculty. Character-the ability to stand up for what is good and right at all timesg Leader- ship-the possession of depth of personality and foresight to make others followg Service and progressive -willingness to do more than necessary for the welfare of the school, Scholarship-a high percentage in all subjects . . . these are the four qualifications which are the basis of membership in the organization. We lucky members elected five girls to represent us in the ceremony, Clara Wurstlein, Patricia Saffer, Sylvia Muth, and Joyce Kahn. Each girl eulogized one of the four attributes, and Elizabeth Beggs, in the capacity of Presi- dent, gracefully conducted the proceedings. We sincerely hope that the solemn cere- mony and the joyous sense sense of accom- plishment accompanying this honor may long remain in the hearts of all, particularly the freshmen girls who have witnessed it. May it be for them an unforgettable incentive to do their best during the next three years. STANDING: R. Tolino, P. Geisler, M. Harnett, M. Yardis, A. Purcell, K. McDonough, C. Wurstlein, R. Tschudi, E. Beggs, B. Grech, J. Kahn. SEATED! P. Saffer, I. Hawthorne, M. L. Sftaub, H. Spindler, A. M. Peters, S. Muth, A. M. Hepp. Hx an 1 f Wmmmvww Q 15-,,,,, X - Pg.-:uf K .mm Forensics . . . Dear Diary, Remember all the good times we've had in the National and Catholic Forensic Leagues? Remember how often we braved real hardships, such as rising in the wee hours of the morning for the long, long trips to Butler, Saint Vincent's McKeesport and Edgewood '? The truly unpredictable weather of this past winter did not impede our attending the many tournaments spon- sored by the city schools. Know something, diary? The N. F. L. and C. F. L. have provided the girls of S. B. A. with countless opportunities for making new friends, gaining self-confidence, and meeting many challenges. In this write-up about forensics we must not omit thanking Sister Perpetua and Sister Kathleen for the training in sportsmanship they imparted. In our contests we accepted victories and failures with poise and dignity. Dear Diary, we tried to be ladies at all times and to bring glory to S. B. A. Honors? Surely. May Saint Benedict keep on rating high in Forensic circles. S B A foiensic leaders B Beggs J STANDING: M, Gloss, J. Chervenka, B. Cheivenka and C Dolan study to unlocl 136385, H- Newell, M- Hamel'- suipiismg tieasuies with veibal keys SEATED2 S. Deegan, K. Beran, Miller, M. A. Schrenk, A. M. Jocz. STAIXDIING J Eckeiman VI L F1she1 L Rupp, L. Berner, R. M. Dobrosdravic, L. Cummings M A Conneis M A Geaiy G Conlon, E. Kuhs, J. Ganster. SEATED C Faulhabei M Chapman M Wilson R. Zern, J. Nee, H. Zelik, B. Kahn, S Foid B Dettling Qperetta . . . The Gypsy Rover, directed by Sister Gregory and Miss Dice, was played before large audiences in the St. Benedict audit- orium for three successive evenings, April 11, 12, and 13. The colorful setting in the first scene created the illusion of a gypsy camp and contributed to the enjoyment of the evening. Joseph McBurney, senior of North Catholic, had the male lead as Rob. He Won applause with his dramatic soloes. As Lady Constance in alternate performances, Mary Pat Kelly and Mary A. Beck showed drama- tic and vocal abilities. The remaining leads were Albert Boll, Frank Katick, and William Steinbach of North Catholicg Bernard Schal- tenbrand of Carnegie Tech and Thomas Frey of Duquesne University, Barbara Winter, Mary Ann Farrell, Mary Ann Cur- ran, Gloria Aland, Jone Chervenka, and Mary Meldon. To the players The Gypsy Rover will be a happy dream forever. THIRD Row: A. Pecararo, F. Gray, Di. Weaver, D. Hepp, A. Krevosh, M. A. Farrell, M. P. Kelly, F.Zubalick, and J. Chervenka,. SECOND ROW: M. A. Curran, J. Rossen, A. Boehm, M. Hoffman, J. Frank, J. Whitby, G. Zovko, H. Froelich, and J. Sapian. FIRST ROW: S. Vazzana, S. Ladish, J. Kahn, C. Portman, M. Brandstetter, M. Beck, G. Elia, B. Winter, J. Merran, and A. Kaplack. -W w 0 , M w we ,fz .fa 5 z F. J' Hs, Rik I wfxmk. Zh A YQ f Q i 4 ? , W. .f ,NW ' g. f3 9? ' 4 NYM-Y A' ,gn 1, .V-S. M lib 1 W, , my ,, ' 7 ' ,, AQ.. 'ff ,J g K 1, F3 ., fl! Lf ' 'K-sfnirg .rr .Q 1: A ff ai if ', f .QM gf ik Q .is 'mix W 5' Q, , TL High aff? jiyx' Q www 4 fi ii. fm, L. Q' f fl? 1 K X s h 3 ,. gf 3 ' i W at 4 5 W QSQA 3 gyms? 1 i' w 1 I 5 3 .v xg K' 1 Q -JH 55? 2' K, Hg K. 5 Qs S ? W 1 . sf .I f A .wif ' . y af, gs 7 , ,Ek K ,fin 7 1' ,A 'MV k 1 'A Q , ' ' ' ' 1 fv hzylh in msg , . f-.E , Q im 11-'L Q 'V - I -. Sv V A , fi. I I V 5 ll I fy gk K 'A ,. wif i D A Q ,ri i 1 3 ' 3 W i' 5. mfg! Q 4 7 y ' V V ' 4 -,:' Q-. . W' Z ' ' V- ff - . ' t , 2 , . 1'L 1221, 5 af 1 1- ' wr ' 1 . A if- fl Ai . Q Q 5 ' G Wi if Q V q v S P W5 a ,U .sl U1 I i W 'A' W A Q ', Q4 2 Q E g K .x A i I X ' 3 f' 1 lv 3 5 ,I Q 3 Q 1. Q 4 t 5 5 5 5 5 Y? BBSICZHDBII . . . Come on team, lef's go! The dauntless enthusiasm of the team and the fine coaching of Mr. Bill Gruber made the sextet of St. Benedict go places this basketball season. The cheerleaders, with vim and zest, did a fine job in support- ing the players. Both the team and the cheer- leaders are to be commended for the hours of practice they devoted to help bring glory to their school. Playing in their last year of high-school competition were Elaine Sturm, Cyrilla Grundler Cforwardsj, and Wilma Scheuring Cguardl. These girls were instrumental in many of the victories which St. Benedict captured. Elaine Sturm has played four years of varsity basketball, and has been high-scorer during the past two years. The big event of the year was the return game played at Erie, Pennsylvania with Saint Benedict Academy. Although the varsity fought a stubborn game, the Erie team upset it with a nine-point victory, the score standing at 39 to 30 when the whistle blew. In league competition, St. Benedictls finished the third season of basketball with a record of five wins and five losses having had for its opponents schools that had been in Class A division for many years. Bill Gruber. J. Schwab, M, Schwab J. Snodgrass. cis, E. Hogan. ST. BENEDICT VARSITY THIRD Row: Mgr. P. Mar shall, R. M. Galvin, P Gai vey, H. Jackmenovich J Frank, J. Portman, Coach SECOND ROW: R. M. Belg man, A, Krevoch, Di. McCabe W. Scheuring, C. Grundler FIRST Row: V. Muth P Eupheil, E. Sturm, N. Doyle J. V. BASKETBALL BACK: E, Hogan, M. Halder V. Foerster, M. Sieffert C Frank, G. Conlon, M. Kusya jewski, S. Heiser, M. Zeglo witz, R, Adametz, J. Sichum de, M, Conlon, P. McA1dle R. Bundy, D. Heim, N. Fian KNEELING: E. Sturm, coach J. Schwab, Assistant coach B, J. Glavin, manager. f, . M , ,Gp L ' E -2v:, gg. , 3, A .MZ , if .2 8,-I .walk if ' ' 5 V' E M. My - 312 S31 S qifsif, A 'giiiiii B ag Ps' My ,- fr , Tw my wma -SX, X A55 ffqnzjfff . , ix- TQ-,, V- . Mb., bs.. qv, , .f-:ef iff, , -gm, - , ,Y.A. 1 K K 'ily' Q, S ' fig' 'fx 15 ' f se, W' 5? 1 was I., K.. ,, . LLM,ml U., .,.. . ,W ,, wk may , L ,. 1 2 W1 'i 939555. sw if , 12? in ,Q Y ai 3 PM .YP ' -B L! -5 5 .i C ig .sy ,ff Ji ii Ek ,,.. 41-ifurf F! ii Court heroes J. PORTMAN R. BERGMAN P. GARVEY C. GRUNDLER A. KREVASH E. STURM D. MCCABE J. FRANK W. SCHEURING J. SCHWAB Q ft! ry' -' .Q ef 2 pf fi.. .11 . , ...Q I - . , . K. 1,5 . ,fri M. , ,vw 1 92 A-it f ..sg,,,. ,s 5W?-71 jefzf-i, df ewfff SP-'1,sS.fH 1 f:E'?s5- iii ff fig gfisjwq-gf .5 .Lfgilfi 4,4 ,N . . 4 if Q .4 - QQ-fpgji KWH, if ,,.f. ,M N- 49. Y pr f' af ' 4.QTf 1 vm ,,..'g'a f ,L F ,ci V' - new la - 4 mm 1 A ny' ., . L,-if ..1,..i,f .1 J-..f:v1f..,H'.5 M32 Qi? K f Nw: f - 5 in Q gm an q,.g k ' iii ig H , .xgwwiyv 5? i,,1,,,.f,F S 5 Q , iii, g .5 V, Y ' ,sw , in ':' 1 X . .5 ww? Agn :,, dyfyk FN , . xg? .V sg iw ,J :VI E' K f I Q' Q : ., If v Q . , . A I 0,8 I .A M ig N54 f X X34 -'R is f 3 'K Sew W1 I H .A: gg M-2 is ' H3 x .fb gk K W A ' mf if ' Mk x ly A X fa Y ,gyy Reverend Charles Wiesmann, chaplain of the Academy. Appreciation To our Teachers Dear Diary . . . What priceless gifts have been given to us these past four years . . . gifts of moral and secular training . . . who but religious teachers would have taken the time and energy and patience to present these gifts in the best manner possible . . . Christ's way? How small and insignificant are these few words of gratitude comparable to that which they have bestowed upon us . . . but it is all we have to offer, together with a prayer, and we present it in the best way we know . . . sincerely, from the heart. Slowly filling the cup of our high school joys . . . and on the threshold of a new world . . . we wish to record for keepsake the names of the members of the faculty . . . they were all character builders . . . real friends . . . B. Beggs, V. Lazar, and R. Tschudi in deep thought J. Kahn charts her course near Mary, the Seat about 'iWhat doth it profit a man? of Wisdom. J. Ackerman, M. Gloss, A. Brucker, B. Dettling, N Stevens In Hogan E Hogan Their victory is God's victory REVEREND CHARLES WIESMANN .....,... ....... C lIapIaz'I1, REVEREND EDMIIND ROWAN ..,...... ........ R eligian REVEREND MOTHER DOLORES ......, ........ P residenf SISTER M. ANTOINETTE ....,,...,......,,.,...,............ Primzipai SISTER M. PERPETUA SISTER M. PAULINE SISTER M. LIOBA SISTER M. ISABEL SISTER M. MECHTILDE SISTER M. DEMETRIA SISTER M. BARBARA SISTER MARY GRACE SISTER M. MARCELLA SISTER M. CHARLOTTE SISTER M. LOUISE SISTER M. FABIAN SISTER M. GERTRUDE SISTER MARY DAMIAN SISTER M. REGINA SISTER M. KATHLEEN SISTER M. GREGORY SISTER TERESE CLARE SISTER M. FRANCES SISTER M. MONICA SISTER M. HILDEGARD SISTER MARY JOHN SISTER MERCEDES MISS DICE Venerable Mother DOIOI-es, O.S.B - .a aww V, Www-, 5 qu as is ' Eizumwsw-vw A-E:,.l,,-: -- , .X,q,, A,,.,Qg-,ff 1 , 52? 1 3? S '7233 Q, :- . Aw ..,AX ff f '35-'fm ' 1 E w 4 ,S A3 4 45 A 1? 1 an v.. J Get-Together , Day ln, Day Out Smiles speak of happy hearts. Charting a way in the business World! What price is paid for knowledge! A perfect ending to a busy day! My deah, you'd nevah recognize us heah. Sh! Want to hear some spicy news? Tying up loose ends of friendship. In the golden silence of prayer. Gloria tells the why's and wherefore's. Cram session on the geometric front. Wondering what they'll do next year. It seemed that nothing could stop them. NWI' D ere s Laurie. Talents Displayed STANDING: R. Sisco, B. Beggs, C. Steffl, M. E. Braun, G. Miller, H, Spindler, J. Keel, M. Mihm, Di. Doyle, M. Beck, B. Steinbach, M. Speaker, C. Wurstlein, M. J. Sell, B. C. Wallace, J. Conway, S. Muth, S. Kadick. SITTING: M. Merks, M. L. Staub, P. Saffer, J. Kahn, M. Kummer, K. McDonough, J. Tarasi, S. Ladish. The curtain will open in a minute! Chills of excitement distracted the players . . . it was January 9, the first night of the senior play, Where's Laurie? The cast had rehearsed for the comedy for many weeks but Old Man Winter blocked the highways with hills of snow so the performance had to be postponed. Thanks to the patient coaching of Sister Kathleen and Miss Dice, the players stepped out on the brightly . . . lighted stage and gave a superb per- formance. STANDING: M. Speaker, S. Kadick, S. Ladish, K. McDonough. SITTING: M, Mihm, C. Wurstlein, M. L. Staub, S. Muth. STANDING: H. Spindler, J. Conway, B. Steinbach, D. Doyle, J, Kahn, G. Miller. SITTING! B. Beggs. E. J. HERGENROEDER Architect Registered in Pennsylvania 800 Century Building Pittsburgh 22, Pennsylvania ATlantic 1-4743 ATlantic 1-4744 Architect for St. Benedict's Academy CONGRATULATIONS To the GRADUATES OF 1951 BRUSCA BROTHERS, INC General Contractors Builders of Saint Benedict's Academy 229 Yardley Way Pittsburgh 6, Pennsylvania ElVIerson 1-7595 - Best Wishes To the GRADUATES OF 1951 from your Yearbook Photographer STREM STUDIO 433 Penn Ave. Atlantic 1-4575 SPIES BROTHERS, INC. 1140 Cornelia Ave. Chicago 13, Illinois MANUFACTURERS of class rings of Saint Benedict's Academy SUPPLIERS of diplomas, cards and announcements P. A. FREYVOGEL CO. PAINTERS DECORATORS WALL WASHING CHURCHES - INSTITUTIONS SCHOOLS FAirfax 1-1266 819 Middle St., N. S. DAVID M. MARTIN Representing ANCHOR PACKING COMPANY 117 Federal Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. ALlegheny 1-1166 ALlegheny 1-1167 M echanieal Packings for Every Purpose . . . . . . LET CHAMPION Solve Your Home Heating Problems CHAMPION COAL DISCO DISCO ECONOMY MIX WINKLERS STOKERS HIC :If 42 CHAMPION COAL COMPANY GRant 1-3121 409 Wood St. Downtown BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1951 EUGENE G. BECK CO. Gas Heating Air Conditioning Roofing Sheetmetal Contractors East Street and Elmira Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. EUGENE G. BECK EUGENE C. BECK CHARLES A. BECK ROBERT A. BECK FAirfax 1-3356 WElling'ton 1-2378-J Congmtulation to the Class of '51 GEISLER TRANSFER CO. Moving-Piano and Refrigerator Hoisting 1207 Middle Street, N. S. HARRISON ROOFING 81 HEATING CO. RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL 516 California Avenue Avalon, Pittsburgh 2, Pennsylvania ROSEWOOD 1-7731 H. 8. T. MOTOR SERVICE HUDSON Sales - Service 3862 East St.,-Pittsburgh 14, Penna. Phone Al. 1-60173 Al. 1-1400 Compliments of Sf. Afhanasius Lyceum Wentworth Avenue Pittsburgh 29, Pa. Compliments of St. Boniface Lyceum 2208 East Street Compliments of Christian Mothers' Confrafernify St. Boniface Church Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Best Wishes to the Graduates ST. LEO'S YOUTH CLUB 3113 Brighton Road 85 NORFOLK dz DELICIOUS Brand Meats by Oswald 8. Hess Company PARKER CHEVROLET 616 Lincoln Avenue Bellevue, Pa. For High Soho-ol Teenagers Pine Valley Restaurant R. D. 421 Wexford, Pa. JACK STANLEY Service Station 800 Mt. Royal Blvd. Etna, Pennsylvania C. C. THACKERAY 3301 McClure Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. MICHAEL R. WALTER Guality M eats-Groceries 814 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Wright Pontiac Inc. Sales Pontiac Service 398 Perrysville Road West View, Pa. Phone: We. 1-2280-2281 Best Wishes from Compliments of Zeuger Milk Company Phone: Sc. 1-8200 D. T. Broderick Lumber Company Room 1007 600 Grant Street Pittsburgh 19, Pa. Rev. Joseph Battung Rev, James Campbell Rev. John Flaherty Rev. Ferdinand Lillig Rev. Paul Ovecka T. W. DODDS PIANO SHOP CTuning and Repairingb 1548 East Street N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. S teimoays ct Specialty L. C. Rossen Company Hatters 334 Fourth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone: GRant 1-3848 SCHNITGEN DAIRY Independently Operated Babcock Boulevard Laurel Gardens Phone: Pe. 4-5128 Murrell Excavators, Inc. Lumber 8: Builder's Supplies Perry Highway, R. D. F7 Phone: Pe. 4-6112 Pittsburgh 29, Pa. WINTER'S BAKERY Products Supreme 3051 Brighton Road N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone: Li. 1-2788 86 BRANDT MORTICIANS 1032 Perry Highway NORTH PITTSBURGH BRANCH COMMONWEALTH TRUST CO. Dodge Plymouth CORSELLO SALES 8: SERVICE, INC. Perrysville 709-711 Ee. Ohio St., N. S. Pgh. Pa. 500 Lincoln Ave at Ralph Ambulance Service Member of Bellevue LI. 1-7577 WE. 1-1002 Federal Deposit Ins' Corp' Courteous Efficient Service AUERBACH'S FURNITURE CO. Furniture Appliances 1926-30 Beaver Avenue Corner Nixon St. TED FUHR'S SERVICE STA. 912 Mt. Royal Blvd. Etna, Pa. GERST FLORAL SHOPPE Flowers for Every Occasion 706 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Penna. FA. 1-7303 Compliments of A. C. GIERL 1001 Spring Garden Avenue HENKE'S Meats, Groceries dz Frozen Foods Mark Every Grave LAWRENCE A. GRUNDLER Cemetery Memorials Mt. 'Troy Road WE. 1-2737 PAUL GROPELLI MEMORIAL CO. Monuments, Markers WE. 1-0803 Mt. Troy Road Cemetery Lane fat Perry Highwayb F. C. HINKEL 8: BRO. INC. Flowers 165 Hinkel Road INGOMAR SELECT MARKET Groceries-Meats Free Delivery We' P2100 Compliments of KELLY BROS. ICE CO. 1912-1923 Laurel Street Ce. 1-6433 Compliments of MR. JOHN A. KREMMEL 3858 East Street Compliments of R. M. MARSHALL MAZUR WASHER SERVICE 840 E. Ohio Street FA. 1-9774 MEYERL'S SUPER MARKET 2122 East Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. STROYNE'S FOOD MARKET Meats-Groceries Poultry and Produce 1931 Beaver Avenue CE. 1-0343 LIGHTING LOCAL EVPRESS CO. Pittsburgh's Largest Delivery System 2701 Railroad St. J. McKAIN 8z SON Hat Renovators 636 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. MT. TROY BUILDING 8z LOAN ASS'N. 1970 W. Beckert Ave. Pittsburgh 12, Penna. 87 Compliments of ALLEGHENY REAL ESTATE ALLEGHENY LODGE 42547 CUMPANY Loyal Order of Moose 402 Federal St., Pgh. 12, Pa. 14-16 North Avenue- 1901-- Our Fiftieth Year -1951 N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Fa. 1-2100 F. S. AMY State Farm Insurance Co. 173 Harvard Ave. Pgh. 29, Pa. ANASTASIO GROCERY Sealtest Dairy Products 1816 Warren Street Ro. 1-9182 Pittsburgh 1-2, Pa. Compliments B 81 F TRUCKING of Trucks-for-Hire IRISH HAMS sl BACONS 2302111-fggiet Compliments of THE BARGAIN COUNTER 1722 Beaver Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. BEACON DRY CLEANERS R. D+. 312 Pittsburgh 29, Pa. Pe. 4-6000 Feb. 1-2895 Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION Three Hills Post - 565 ANDY'S PET SHOP NORTH SIDE MARKET Best Wishes from BALINT FOOD MARKET 1001 Haller Street Compliments of BERKLEY'S PHARMACY Three Modern Stores Serving the North Hills J. A. BETZ MEAT MARKET 3554 East Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 1-4939 JAS. J. BIRSIC 1921 'Beaver Avenue Ce. 1-2636 Home Dressed Poultry Meats-Groceries BLUMENSCHEIN BROS. Fruits and Vegetables North Side Market Compliments of GEORGE BOCSEK Meat Market 1017 Chestnut Street BLUE BIRD MARKET Fresh and Smoked Meats Groceries - Produce 3900 Brighton Road Ju. 1-1589 GERARD BO EH FLOWERS 1414 Beaver Avenue N. S-. Pittsburgh 13, Pa. Fa' P8715 Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce- 1-1313 Compliments of Compliments of JOSEPH W. BREDL A FATHER LAMBERT DALLER Richfield Service Station St. Mary's Church 1231 Spring Garden Avenue FRIEND North Side Pgh. 12, Pa. Ce. 1-8996 Compliments of JNIiHOLASV1iUhNT1C Compliments of , eweer- acmaer BRICKIQEYNF QAMOIQCO SSFVICE 524 Federal Street THOMAS CAFE 16 e mpc 1 an ' Ce. 1-3356 North Side 925 Madison Avenue CAMELLE'S FLORAL 8 GIFT SHOPPE Flowers for All Occasions 3037 Brighton Rd. Ro. 1-8741 CATHOLIC WOMEN'S UNION St. Joseph's Church N. S. Pittsburgh 33, Pa. CHARLEY'S Choice Meats 1109 East St., N. S. Al. 1-5654 CHUCK'S POULTRY MARKET Live and Cut-Up 838 East Ohio Street N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 1-2788 E. W. CLARTY Funeral Director 1305 Allegheny Avenue North Side Compliments of D. D. COUCH Compliments of FRANCIS J. CRAIG Auto-Fire-Liability-Insurance Gr. 1-2444 We. 1-1430-R Best Wishes from MARTIN COMELLA 1923 East Street Compliments of ROBERT J. CORBETT 88 CROKE DISTRIBUTOR 3121 Sihadeland Avenue Linden 1-7873 DAUM and HELM HARDWARE COMPANY 625 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh 14, Pa. FAirfaX 1-3610 DEMASE SERVICE STATION Allegheny and Western Avenue Pittsburgh 33, Pa. CEdar 1-9166 DERDA BROTHERS Wholesale Poultry 407-409 Chestnut St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. A. DiMATTEO 58 Waldorf Street Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Compliments of DEVLIN FUNERAL HOME 602 'Sherman Avenue Compliments of JAMES A. DEVLIN 718 Hazelwood Avenue F. C. DOESCHNER, Inc., FURS 529 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh 22, Pa. Compliments of DORSCH SHOE STORE 700 E. Ohio Street Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Compliments of DERSSLER'S DAIRY 217 Jacks Run Rd. EAST STREET CASH MARKET 2116 East Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Eazor Motor Corp. YOUR DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER 916 Manchester Blvd. safe place to buy car JOHN H. ENGELBACH 1617 Lowrie Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. BILL ENGLERT Builder - -- - Contractor Pe. 4-8770 CARL H. ESSER Teacher of Voice and Piano Linden 1-4647-J 180 Richbarn Road ESSER BEER DISTRIBUTOR We Deliver 1022 Beaver Avenue FAirfax 1-7244 ESTELLE'S Gifts-Wearing Apparel Box 232 Ingomar, Pa. F. L. FALCK and Co. 1400 High street Old Honesty Soap Compliments of FANNINGS DRUG STORE 1401 Columbus Avenue WM. FISHER'S SONS Distributors of Farro Feeds 807 East Street Compliments of BOB FLANNERY'S AMOCO STATION McKees Rocks, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS from a friend GERBER'S FRUIT MARKET 602 E. Diamond Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. JOSEPH GRUNDLER Cemetery Memorials 612 Avery Street CEdar 1-1165 Louis J. Hahn and Sons NORTH SIDE MARKET Flowers For Every Occasion HARMONY DAIRY 800 Fulton Street Compliments of HARMONY DAIRY COMPANY GLASSBRENNER Prescription Pharmacy 3053 Brighton Road Phone: Linden 1-1786 HAMMS MARKET 1239 Iten Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. CEdar 1-5026 JOSEPH P. HARTUNG CONFECTIONERY 1621 Lowrie Street HENSLER FUNERAL HOME 425 Grant Avenue Millvale, Pa. HIEBER'S STORE Groceries-Feed-Hardware Perrysville, Pa. Pe. 4-5880 HITE'S FRIENDLY DRUG STORE Federal 8z East Ohio Streets Pittsburgh 12, Pa. 89 HITE'S FRIENDLY DRUG STORE 3900 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Ce. 1-8200 Compliments of HOLMES ESSO STATION Brighton Rd. Sz Kleber St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. HOLT'S CUT-RATE AND DAIRY BAR 849 E. Ohio Street HORNE 8z FREED Women's Coats 8z Dresses 817 Penn Avenue Compliments of MRS. E. HUCKESTEIN 1402 James Street ED. G. JANDA, PH. C. CDfrugsJ 739 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of JOANN and EMIL J. 8z J. CLEANERS 2546 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. We Call For and Deliver KAISER'S SUPERETTE FOOD MARKET Meats, Groceries 8x Produce 3915 Mr. Troy Road Mi. 1-3107 KARNER 8: MARSHALL 1962 Lowrie Street Troy Hill LOUIS KAUFMANN JR. 1206 East Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. KED DISTRIBUTING CO. 2306 Colorado St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ce. 1-0583 Best Wishes from KERCHNER MARSHALL CO. Oliver Building KEYSTONE SALES COMPANY 547 Lincoln Avenue Pittsburgh 2, Pa. Li. 1-0626-1-0627 FRANK KIRN ER Church 8z Religious Articles 309 Market Street Pittsburgh 22, Pa. KLEIN BAKERY CROTHJ 1814 Beaver Avenue Ce. 1-9726 KRASON'S CREDIT JEWELERS 733 East Ohio St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. KNOBLACH'S Furniture and Carpets 1816 Beaver Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ce. 1-6022 KOCH SERVICE, INC. Automotive Maintenance Troy Hill Road at Gardner C. H. KUMMER Meat Market Perrysville, Pa. LaFRANCA'S GROCERY 909 Federal Street Pittsburgh, Pa. FRANK LAMM Cleaning, Pressing and Tailoring 1019 Chestnut Street Pgh. 12, Pa. Fa. 1-9024 Best Wishes from F. J. MALONEY 8: SON LOVRENCIC FUNERAL HOME 860 Lockhart St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CEdar 1-1285 MANCHESTER BOWLING ALLEYS 1403-05 Beaver Avenue 6144 Jenkins Arcade North Sfide OSCAR P. MATOUS McCARTY'S Optician Appliances-Jewelry-Toys Dollar Savings 8z Trust Bldg. 3864 Baytree Street Fa. 1-6602 Pgh. 12, Pa. Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Monahan 81 Lake Rug Shop Compliments of RUGS JOSEPH MRAVINTZ 2124 East St. Fa. 1-0785 36 Ann Arbor Avenue Compliments of MAE'S PASTERY SHOP 561 'Lincoln Avenue MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP 236 Cornell Avenue West View 29, Pa. Compliments of DAN McPEAK Tire Corporation Blvd. of the Allies Compliments of T. E. MUELLER 90 ANDREW C. NICKEL, FLORIST 610 Mount Troy Road Pittsburgh 14, Penna. Phone-WEllington 1-2006 NIERI'S MARKET 195 -Hazelwood Avenue Emsworth, Pittsburgh 2, Pa. Phone-Rosewood 1-8322 WALTER L. NEELY Funeral Director 1330 Pennsylvania Ave., N. S. Ambulance Sfervice CEdar 1-3309 NORTH BORO'S DISTRIBUTORS Beer 8x Soft Drinks Delivery-Drice-in Service 471 Perry Highway--We. 1-1301 NORTH HILLS CONFECTIONARY 501 Perrysville Road West View, Pa. OLD CORNER DRUG STORE Sloan and Brabec Chestnut 8z Lockart Sts. Phone - Ce. 1-0405 O'SHEA FUNERAL HOME Bellevue NORTHERN LIGHT COMPANY Everything Electrial 219 East Ohio Street OTTO'S SUBURBAN DAIRY Camp Horne Road Box 4198 Bellevue 2, Pa. Compliments of P 81 M GROCERIES 1845 Howard Street PENN RADIO Sz SOUND 'SERVICE 910 East Street PATTISON 8: STUVER PHARMACISTS 2601 Perrysville Avenue Phone-Fa. 1-8799 Best Wishes from PFENNIG'S CLEANERS 600 Foreland St. PENROD APPLIANCE Authorized Sales and Service Motorola and Admiral PERRY SPORTS SHOP Fishing Supplies 'Television APHIS Xl Ammunition 1903 Beaver Ave. Pgh. 33, Pa. 2602 Perrys. Ave. Pgh. 14, Pa, STEPHEN J. POZNIK Compliments of PURITY DAIRY FARM Luncheonette Ice Cream Bar PROVIDENT TRUST COMPANY Lguis J, Brunner Ce, 1-9617 Al. 1-9123 900 E. Ol1l0 SWL., Pg'l'1. 12, Pa. 200 Jacks Run Rgad 926 'Spring Garden Ave., Pgh. Pa. Compliments of LAWRENCE J. PUSATERI AMBROSE REUBELT CStand 981 Finest Choice of Meat NORTH SIDE MARKET F. W. RIES, JR. 8: ASSOCIATES 1160 Union Trust Bldg. Pittsburgh 19, Penna. ROSENKRANZ DAIRY Box 860, Spring Garden Pittsburgh 15, Pa. Millvale 1-3101 D. M. SAMPLE 2610 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Compliments of RUTH REDINGS Compliments of H. M. REED H. B. REYNOLDS GLASS and GLAZING Box 701 Peoples Road Pittsburgh 9, Pa. Best Wishes from RHODEN'S BAKERY 1733 Lowrie St. ROBINSON'S 101-103 East Ohio St. CEdar 1-2133 ROESSLER 8z MUELLER 708 East St., N. S. REAL ESTATE 8: MORTGAGES Store With a Welcome ROYSTON PHARMACY Perrysville, Pa. Compliments of REVEREND H. J. HEILMANN S 8: S ROOFING CO. fTin, Slate, Tar and Asbestosl Phone-Ce. 1-1322 N. S., Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Best Wishes from REVEREND E. A. HEINRICH Pastor Nativity Parish, N. S. 91 TU BUY, SELL or INSURE L. P. Schaefer 816 E. Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Penna. CEdar 1-2025-1-2026 W. E. SCHATZMAN DRUGGIST 1008 Madison Avenue N. S, Pittsburgh, Pa. SCHEIBLE'S PHOTOSTATS 309 4th Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. At. 1-5564 or At. 1-5579 Compliments of CLEM SCHNEIDER SCHOOL CHAUFFEUR'S '51 Pat Kelly Barb Winters Angie Pecorara WILLIAM H. SCHWARTZ Distributor Beer and Soft Drinks 1512 Lowrie Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. SCOTTS DRY CLEANERS AND NOTIONS 1213 Spring Garden Avenue SHADELAND BARBER SHOP Sanitary Service 2703 Shadeland Avenue RO-1-8644 SNYDER'S BAKERY 2106 East Street North Side AL-1-3496 Compliments of REV. F. C. STREIFF, P. P. Pastor Saint Joseph Church, N. Si. Compliments of WILLIAM SOTOS 1405 Buena Vista Sit. SHEP'S DRY CLEANERS 1735 Lowrie S-treet Troy Hill Compliments of SPAGNOLO'S TRIANGLE MKT 2022 Mt. Troy Road STANDARD SPORTSWEAR SHOPS Smart Apparel for Men 1339 5th Avenue STERLING CLEANERS 505 Perry 'Highway West View Best Wishes Compliments BEST WISHES from of to the Graduates of 1951 STOFFAN'S PHARMACY from 3925 'Perrysville Avenue A FRIEND Friends 6 SUBURBAN REALTY CO. Realtors-Insurors Lincoln Ave. Bellevue, Pa. 1051 Perry Highway WILLIAM SVOBODA Select Meats Butter-Eggs-Cold Cuts 2806 Shadeland Avenue LI. 1-2222 Best Wishes from THOROFARE MARKET 845 East Ohio St. WILLIAM SUKITCH Beer Distributor 1931 Rhine St. CE. 1-1212 -- , F. J. SURMAN Real Estate-Insurance 842 E. ohio st. N. sl. Pgh. GE. 1-1711 SYLVIA 8z JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP No Appointment Necessary 408 Federal Street, N. S. FA. 1-6590 Compliments of T :Sz S MARKET 1201 Woodland Avenue THOROFARE MARKET Geo. A. Keiser, Mgr. Geo. E. Bonnar, Meat 1604 Broadway Ave., Beechview EDWARD TRURAN Choice Meats West View, Pa. TOWNSEND BROS. 9-10 North Side Market House VALLEY DAIRY CA. H. RAPPD 1121 Franklin Street CE. 1-1170 THE VALLEY PREM. Building and Loan Association 3888 East Street Pittsburgh 14, Penna. VALLEY COAL 8z DISTRIBUTING CO. Briquets-Anthracite Quality Service Price 2401 Preble Ave. CE. 1-3331 RICHARD VIERTHALER Jeweler 604 Federal St., Pgh., Pa. FA. 1-5624 VERBRISK'S DELICATESSEN Brighton Road At Woods Run Avenue 92 VERY BEST WISHES St. Anthony's Lyceum Harpster and Tinsbury Compliments of St. Athanasius Mothers' Club Wentworth Ave., West View Compliments of ST. MARY'S LYCEUM 700 Pressley St. Compliments of NATIVITY TEEN-AGE CLUB 20 Garwin Street Compliments of ST. TERESA GUILD Perrysville, Pa. Compliments of J. H. VODDE 2700 Shadeland Avenue VOGEL'S BAKERY Perrysville Ave. Charles St. Phone AL, 1-6066 and PE. 4-1623 C. F. WALL Quality Food Market 3912 Perrysville Avenue Congratulations To Graduating Class of 1951 CHARLES M. WALSH FUNERAL HOME 978 Perry Highway HERBERT F. WALTER Atlantic Service Station 500 Madison Ave., N. S. Phone CE. 1-9434 WARD'S TAVERN 1441 Woods Run Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh LI. 1-9808 WATSON'S PHARMACY 400 Chestnut Street t'Famous for Fairness For Over 75 Years WEIMER TIRE COMPANY Cor. East 8: Suismon Stst. N. S., Pittsburgh 12, Pa. WEST VIEW GARAGE, INC. 4833 Perrysville Road West View, Pa. Allegheny County's Oldest Ford Dealer Compliments of WEST VIEW PARK Pittsburgh 29, Pa. WE. 1-1018 Compliments of DR. NATALIE L. WEST HENRY WHEELER 8: SON Elmer M. Rauch, Proprietor ' Paints, Varnishes and Hardware 115 West Ohio Street WHITE FRONT MEAT MARKET Home Dressed Fresh and Smoked Meats 720-22 East Ohio St., N. S. WILLIAMSBURG FURNITURE SHOP For Finer Furniture PE. 4-5600 Perrysville, Pa. H. C. WILLIAMS Machine Sz Engineering Co. 519-23 Foreland St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of CARL WINKLER North Side Market ZIVALY'S TAILOR SHOP Cleaning-Pressing-Altering 2927 Shadeland Ave., N. S. BEST WISHES1 Edw. A. Zilian, Pharmacist 3839 Brighton Road Pittsburgh 12, Pa. LI. 1-2604 A. J. ZILLIOX Plumbing Contractor 1921 East Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of ZWICH SUPER SERVICE 915 East Ohio Street MR. HENRY ZILLES Painting and Graining 843 Geyer Road MI. 1-2325-J SEIPP RUBBER Sz EQUIPMENT CO. 5205 Baum Boulevard Pittsburgh 24, Pa. ESSER COSTUME COMPANY Costumes for Plays, Pageants 1033 Forbes Street Pittsburgh 19, Pa. Compliments of MARY P. LATTNER JOS. A. LINDENFELSER Fresh and Smoked Meats 102-103 N. S. Market 93 Acone Groceries Imported 8: Domestic 2850 Shadeland Avenue Bitzer's Country Store Babcock Blvd. Carters Service Station 3200 California Avenue Compliments Cornish Curtain Shop John Downes 363 Perrysville Rd. Westview Friedberg's Ladies', Children's Sz Infants' Wear 846 East Ohio Street Ham burg' Agency 454 Perrysville Rd. Pittsburgh 29, Pa. Airline Restaurant 538 East Ohio Street Compiiments of Ethel M. Borchek Chestnut Fruit Market 623 Chestnut Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Cosmo Catanzaro Fruit Market 418 Perry Highway Lena Catena Beauty Salon Homestead, Pa. Goldie's Men's Wear 203 East Ohio St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Heck's Market Everything Good To Eat 1612-14 Lowrie Street Bellevue Pharmacy 571 Lincoln Avenue Burke's Grocery 1236 Iten Street Connor Electric Co. Home Appliances 404 Perry Highway G. W. Defibaugh Fine Meats and Groceries 987 Perry Highway Esther's Coffee Shop 303 North Acenue Millvale, Pa. Graziano's Fruit Market 816 East Street Mr. Nick Henry Beauty Salon Perrysville 4-7181 C. L. Heyl General Insurance 663 Center Avenue Pittsburgh 2, Pa. COMMERCIAL PATRONS Compliments of Lorry's Shoe Stores Meyer's Drug Store 601 Taylor Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. John G. Mravintz Frozen Foods 1154 Voskamp St. Polly Anna Shoppe Infants 81 Childrens Apparel 1014 Perry Highway Ted Ross Custom Upholstering 7216 Church Avenue Ben Avon, Pa. Sismour's Dry Cleaners 8z Dyers, Inc. 1399 Hodgkiss St., N. S. Swatty's 853 E. Ohio St. Joe's Parking Lot 8th 8: Duquesne Way Maslanka's Service Station and Lunch Room Babcock Blvd., Millvale, Pa. Moeller's Triangle Store 4601 Perrysville Rd. Palka's Market 1301 Columbus Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ries Jr. 100 Sumner Ave. Bellevue, Pittsburgh 2, Pa. Saunier Electric Company Washer and Ironer Service 1601 Penn Avenue South Pitt Tool Co. 1439-41 Firth Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. AL 1-2435 Wall's Super Market 806 Perry Highway Lapicki Bakery 471 Lincoln Avenue Compliments of H. A. May Monterey Cleaners 1506 Monterey St. Perry Gift Shop 3929 Perrysville Avenue Fred A. Rock 1128 South Side Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Charles 1Peck7 Schissler Slag and Coal Hauling Babcock Blvd. MI 1-2710-J 94 Stephen Q Co. 207 E. Ohio St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Walters Men's Wear Millvale West View Building Loan Ass'n 456 Perrysville Road Pittsburgh 29, Pa. Frank M. Zalec, Machine Shop Screw Machine 8a Turret Lathe Work 1439 Firth Street, AL 1-3210 A 8: A Sth Avenue, Laurel Gardens CIayton's Grocery 2251 East Street Andres Cafe 1535 Lowrie Street Florine Beauty Shop 207 W. Ohio Street Obman Electric Co. 1145 Oglethorpe St. Schaal Confectionery 2101 Lowrie Street J. W. Snyder, Sons 1702 Lowrie Street Alice's Beauty Shop 2032 Lowrie St1'eet Gaster Coal Co. Rear 2924 Preble Avenue Bellevue Chocolate Shop 563 Lincoln Avenue Kuntz Express 249 West View Avenue Leo Petrancosta, Produce 44 Glenmore Avenue Shields 8: Bruggeman 2114 East Street Wm. B. Redic, Grocery Perrysville, Pa. Arnold's Grocery Harvard 8: Center Avenue Meyrl's Tavern 31001 East Street Cornish Curtain Co. 110 East Ohio Street. Mallin Credit Jewelers 729 East Ohio Street Pivaronas Bake Shop Shindle's Market Perry Highway Theis Confectionary 1728 Sundeman Street Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Beck Mr. and Mrs. John H. Beggs Mr. William Mr. and Mrs. P. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. J. Branstatder Mrs. John V. Brogan Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brucker Mr. and Mrs. E-. Bundy Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Chervenka Mrs. Catheri ne Ciraula Mr. and Mrs. Hilary A. Criste Mr. and Mrs. R. Elia Mr. and Mrs. A. Elmeier Mr. and Mrs. E. Erhart Mrs. Mary E . Farrell Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Faust Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Funke Mrs. Thecla Mrs. M. Giliotti Mr . and Mrs. J. Geisler J. J. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Grech Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greco Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Grundler Mr. and Mrs. George Hansel Mr. and Mrs. John Harnett Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hawthorne Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hepp J. A. Jones Mr. and Mrs. E. Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kaplack L. J. Kasing Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Keel Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelly Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kemmerer Mr. and Mrs. E. Knauss William Braun Jr. Parents Of The Graduates Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Kujbus Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Kummer Mrs. Catherine Kute Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Elva M. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Dravid M Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ladish Lhota J. Lieb Martin Loscar A. F. Lowrie Martin Mazur Mrs. Helen Mc'Combs Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCourt Mr. and Mrs. W. P. McDonough Mrs. B. McSorley Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McMahon George C. Merks Edward A. Milbert Martin Miller Mrs. Oliver Miller Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. T. Muth Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Emile P. Monier Sibert-P. Muscia Gerald Myers Andrew Nickel Theresa Anzaldi Clara Aul Pauline Bradley Lorraine Bronner Dorothy Bundy Mary Ada' Busse Mary Lou Cornett Jacqueline Dlermick Elva Mae Dorsch Marcella Esswein Marilou Flynn Rita Frank Bernice Gimber Dolores Gimber Lorraine Gimber Audrey M. Goetz Jean Gonsowski Colette CLowrieD Harold Catherine fLowrieD Havko Catherine Heim Margaret Herrler Margaret -Holleran Henrietta Holleran Anne Horn Friends Mr. and Mrs. W. Asenbrener George B. Aul Mr. and Mrs, F. R. Back William P. Back Mr. and Mrs. 'L. Berner Bernie and Max Mr. and Mrs. R. Berger Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Noe Mr. John 0'Neill Mr. and Mrs. S. Pecoraro Mr. A. J. Perlik Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Peters Mr. and Mrs. R'. J. Pfeil Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Platek Mrs. Mary Porinchak Mr. and Mrs. Emil E. Portman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Purcell Mr. and Mrs. August Pusateri Alumnae Marie Huttinger Anna Marie Klisavage Eleanor Knoebel Ruth P. Krepp Katherine fDitmoreJ Kretz Mrs, Thomas QMyersJ Lennon Bertha Jane Ligday Betty Ligday Mary 'Lowrie Flora Madden Martha Mallon Ruth Mages Marie S. Maloney Mary McGill Barbara Murphy Pat Murphy Peggy Murphy Rose Marie Naab Mary E. Patterson Frances Pecoraro Audrey Pfeil Louise fWurstleinJ Porter Natalie fBahlJ Raiders Mrs. John fMcMahonJ Roach Dorothy Rooney Personal Patrons Betty and Johnny Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Beveridge Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Birsic Mrs. Stephen Bodnar Mr. and Mrs. John Bradac Mrs. A. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Bates Mr. E. C. Bauer 95 Mr. Ambrose Reubelt Mr. and Mrs. L. Rossen Mrs. E. A. Rotter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saar Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Saifer Mr. J. G. Sapian Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schaefer Mr. XL Mrs. M. P. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. A. Schlick Mrs. B. Schoenecker Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Seethaler Mr. and Mrs. George C. Sell Mr. and Mrs. James Sherlock Mr. and Mrs. John Sigmund Dr. and Mrs. V. W. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Spindler Mr. and Mrs. Kilian Staab Mr. and Mrs. R. Staub Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Steifl Mr. and Mrs. John Steiner Mr. and Mrs. A. Sturm Mrs. M. Tarasi Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tolino Mrs. Caroline Trapp Mr. and Mrs. Earl W, Tschudi Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ubinger Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Vazzana Mr. and Mrs.'Peter Wallace Mr. and Mrs. William 'Wentzel Mr. and Mrs. C. Winter Mr. and Mrs. J. Wurstlein Mrs. Mary Yardis Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Yokel Mr. and Mrs. H. Zilles Marlene Sabolovic Lorraine Saifer Mary Agnes Schmidt Marie Schoen Gertrude Schoenecker Dolores Schwab Rosalia Schwirtzer Mary Lou Smith Ruth Stacklin Frances Staud Nancy Slteele Dorothy CSeethaler5 Stierheim,J1 Mary Jean fStefflJ Solanina Margaret Stanek Nancy Lee Svoboda Eileen QBradleyJ Terjak Mary Lou Ubinger Jane Urbanec Mary Ann Urschler Dolores Vandewater Florence Vunak Dorothy J. Walker Mary Ann Weigl Anna Marie Winkler Audrey Zilles Mrs. A. J. Berberick Mrs. Ethel Brendel Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brimmeier Pearl Brown Lt. and Mrs. Robert E. Bundy Pete Burkhart Friend Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Catalano Miss Mathilda Chermock Mr. and Mrs. E. Cerney Chester's Barber Shop Chickie and Bill Edward J. Chontofasky Chuck and Martha Gladys Coles Claire, Uoanie, J-oane, Ann Mart and Cristey Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Collins Compliments of Kit John J. Connelly John Crnkovic Mrs. W. J. Cummings Frances M. Curl ' Cy and Jimmy Dave McManus De Gang' 51 Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Deegan Miss Freda D'eGroat E. Robt. Derr Dolly and Jack Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D-orsch Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Duffey Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Easler Frank Elia Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Elmeier Friend Jean and Elmer John G. Fencak Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Fortune Michael Franzak Mr. R.. Frank Walter Frank Mr. and Mrs. A. Franz, Jr. M. A. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. B, G. Fromme Marie, Ray and Lea Funfar Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Gazdik Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gebhardt Mrs. Anna Gripp Mr. and Mrs. John Gnipp and Daughte Carrie Gigler Mr. and Mrs. 'Harry Gimber Eleanor Gimber Katherine Gimber Leona Gimber Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goldbacker Mr. Tubby Fogel Mrs. Susan Ford Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ganster Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goldbacher Butsy Gancar Jerome J. Good William Golttlieb Mr. and Mrs. Martin Grechor Mrs. Lena Greer Mrs. J. Guehl Morris O. Guttman George E. Hallam Anna Margaret Hamscher Mrs. Thomas Hanna Bill Harnett Mary Harnett Mrs. William J. Harpel Norma Jean Hartman Ott Heck Bill Helbling Anna Mae Hepp Friend Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Hepp Eliz. Hergenroeder Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hermann Julia Hirmer Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas Hogan ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horn Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Horn Personal Patrons Kay Hosey Mrs. Mark. L. Huckestein Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hudak Edward Hunter Mrs. Mayne Huth Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Huttinger Phil Iaderosa Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Janicko Jeanne and Ralph Joe and Claire Charles A. Johnston Marie H. Kannegieser Mrs. Vincent Kaplack Sr. Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Kelsch Mrs. Mildred A. Kent Miss Catherine Klemm Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Kmetyk Joe Knause Mr. Louis Knell Helen E. Koch Charles L. Kohler Louis Kolarich Mrs. Larkin Mrs. F. J. Ligday The Loscar's Frank J. Loscar Mrs. Wm. J. Lhota. Friends A Friend Charles Lippert Mrs. Stephana Lokar Mrs. Jack Lorey John McMahon Mr. William Mahan Stanley J. Mamajek Mr. and Mrs. Manos Stephen Markos D'aVe Martin Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mayer Mr. Sz Mrs. J. J. McElwee Orville F. McKee Mr. and Mrs. John A. Meier Mr. Sz Mrs, Elmer Meyer Gene L. Meyers Rita Michalek Mrs. Lauretta Mills Rita Minucci Gladys Moeller Mr. Sz Mrs. Raymond A. Massey Mrs. Mary Mueller John A. Muldoon Mr. Sz Mrs. Paul H. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Albert Naujelis Mr. Sz Mrs. Cyril Nickel Eileen Nickel '51 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nickel Mrs. Beatrice Obermiller Mr. Sz Mrs. 'Hugh O'Ferguson Normen F. O Leary Al Ondrick Mrs. John A. Pohl Pat Sz Bob Peisakoff's Dr. Sz Mrs. J. A. Perka Mr. R. A. Perkins Mr. Sz Mrs. J. F. Perlik Mr. Sz Mrs. A. C. Perlik Sz Daughter William C. Peters Jr. Lucille M. Petrozelli Mr. Sz Mrs. E. Porter Betty Portman Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Poznik Mr. Sz Mrs. Robert Prince 'VIr. Sz Mrs. R. Pschirer Lena Pusateri Mr. Sz Mrs. N. Radocaj Raymond J. Rebel Antoinetta Rhall Mr. Sz Mrs. William Rheam 96 Mr. Sz Mrs. Friends H. Rheiminschidner Joseph Rimondi Miss Anna Marie Raffaele Anna Marie Raffaele D. Rainand Mr. Sz Mrs. Bill Rogan Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. o Carl Rogal A. Roos F. P. Ropos Barbara Ann Rosenkranz Mrs. Genev ieve M. Roth Miss M. Rutkauskas Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Charles Siaar A. Sabolovic Charles J. Saifer Frederick Saifer Sanguigui Family Mrs. H. M. Mr. Sz Mrs. Sarver Joseph Sawyer C. J. Schawalder Mrs. Rosem ary 'Schamburger Richard Schattauer Richard F. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Schattauer Lawrence Schenkel Frank Schiavone Peter Schramm Frank W. Schreibeis Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph W. Schrenk . Sz Mrs. N. A. Schoenecker Mr Stephen J. Sichulj ak Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Al Seigel Sz Cathy Sz De Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Edward Schwartz E. T. Sieethaler Sons bby Shannon Henry J. Shaufl J. Sieber John N. Skovran Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mary Jean Sophomore Lois Staud Mr. Sz Mrs. Mrs. Mary Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. L. Smith Harry R. Snodgrass Steffl Solanina Class Vincent Staud C. Stebler H. J. Steele Philip Stein Louis Stephany Mr. Sz Mrs. Irene Swan Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Miss Gill T A Friend Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. F. Svoboda ey Syka Tallean eachey Arnold E. Thornberg Ernest Tolino Rosenella Tolino Miss Rosenella Tolino Mrs. Cal Turner Mr. John Urbanec Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. John Vida Arthur Vignale Joseph Vinski Mr. Sz Mrs. Wanis Mrs. Warnock Watking Family N. Weisman Mrs. Nellie Mrs. Helen Weisman Wespy H. J. Wiethorn Mr. R. P. Wilson Sally Ann Wilson Mr. Sz Mrs. John E. Winter Lawrence Wolf Helen L. Zehnder Henry L. Zeybel Emma Zilian Mrs. E. Zilian Mrs. M. J. Zilles Jr. Loretta Zwick BEST WISH ES CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to the , Reverend Charles Weisman Pastor and Asslstants Reverend August Schappol Class of 1951 , , Reverend Herbert Thiel, OSB Saint Ann S Church Reverend Marcus O'Brien A Friend - Reverend Edmund Rowen Mlllvale' Penna' Reverend F. T. Weaver . F R Compliments of or ent A- SCHAEFER Penn State Regulation Bm Dismbmor Wrestling 8a Boxing Rings PON?-ble Stage 1101 Benton Avenue 3800 F It St t Amplifying Systems u on ree CH. 1-0067 EM. 1-4745 Home Delivery Ju. 1-7272 Acknowledgment Thank Y We wish to express our gratit possible. TO ...... Mr. Martin Herrmann and Fred Eckert of Strem Studios Mr. Don Young ....,.t...,............. Pontiac Engraving Co .... ..t. Durand Mfg. Co. ....,t..... King-Murphy Press .,.,, Sister M. Antoinette ......,. Sister M. Louise t..,.....t..t. Members of the Faculty ...... Father C. Wiesmann ..,.., Our Classmates ..... ,....,t..,... ...... Our Parents, Alumnae Friends, Commercial 'Patrons ,...,.,,,,...i,. ou and God Bless You ude to all who have made the '51 Benedicta their excellent photography ........For his planning of the Annual ........For their fine engraving ,,....,.For manufacturing the covers .,...,..For printing the Benedicta ,t..,...For her encouragement .,n....For advising the staE ., ....., For their cooperation ......,.For his inspiration ., ..t...., For their gracious help For their financial support Thank You, The Adviser and Staff. 97 The Grads Beck, Mary Ann Beggs, Betty Bishop, Mary Jane Brandstatder, Marilyn Braun, Mary Elizabeth Brogan, Miriam Brucker, Jacqueline Bundy, Shirley Chervenka, Joan Ciraula, Josephine Criste, Mary Ellen Doyle, Doris Elia, Gloria Elmeir, Mary Eileen Erhart, Gloria Farrell, Mary Ann Faust, Rose Marie Flore, Mary Froehlich, Helen Funke, Claire Geissler, Lorraine Geisler, Patricia Gigliotti, Geraldine Graham, Carol Jean Grant, Jo Ann Grech, Bernadette Greco, Geraldine Grundler, Cyrilla Hansel, Dolores Harnett, Mary Hawthorne, Irene Hepp, Anna Mae Jones, Betty Kahn, Mary Joyce Kaplack, Ann Kasing, Patricia Keady, Arlene Keel, Eugenia Kelly, Mary Kemmerer, Rose Mary Knauss, Rose Marie Krah, Ruth Ku'bus Mar aret Ann J , 3 Kummer, Mildred Kute, Doris Ladish, Shirley Lazar, Vilma Lhota, Celine Lieb, Jean Logan, Florine Loscar, Lucille Lowrie, Clare McCombs, Mildred McCourt, Elizabeth McDonough, Katherine McMahon, Margaret McSorley, Mary Ellen Marshall, Patricia Martin, Beatrice Mazur, Marlene Merks, Maureen Seniors of 7 951 Home Number 7 Wentworth Avenue 1425 Porterfield Street 122 Garden View Drive 3238 Bainton Street 20 Garvin Street 450 Orchard Avenue 1104 Morrison Avenue 1441 Stedman Street 1847 Dagmar Avenue 1242 Pennsylvania Avenue 1928 Lithgow Avenue 250 Locust Street 3151 McClure Avenue 2008 Ley Street 5211 Clarwin Avenue 4801 Perrysville Rd. R. D. -57, Birch Avenue 1469 High Street 86 Oakwood Avenue 20 Westfield Avenue 1146 South Side Avenue 1206 Linden Place 1315 Stokes Way 328 Eicher Road 218 Mt. Pleasant Rd. 1009 Constance Street 220 Cornell Avenue 4005 Mt. Troy Rd. 1308 Juniata Street 1007 Lamont Street 1208 Marshall Avenue 2021 Lautner Street 4 Glenvue Drive 422 9th Avenue 3420 Fleming Avenue 110 N. Jackson Street 31 Spring Street 370 Huntingdon Avenue 1918 Metropolitan Street 1614 Marquis Street Box 179-A, R. D. W3 Rochester Road 209 Eicher Road 104 Oakwood Avenue 208 Good Drive 1417 Monterey Street 317 M3 Sample Street 4530 Perrysville Avenue 2004 Stonelea St. 8 Luty Avenue 14 Bly Street 925 Center Avenue 1420 Liverpool Street 2111 Koerner Avenue 61 Montclair Avenue Perrymont Rd. R. D. F1 2920 Brecker Street 1245 Stranmore Street 3030 Frederick Street 302 Stanford Avenue 840 East Ohio Street 3616 East Street 98 Telephone Number We. 1-2378-J Fa. 1-2371 Al. 1-5925 Ju. 1-6219-R We. 1-2424 Ro. 1-8826 Fa. 1-1932 Ce. 1-3475 Le. 1-1338 Al. 1-8375 Fa. 1-5918 We. 1-1621 Ju. 1-2872-J Ce. 1-0794 We. 1-1902 We. 1-0930-J Perrys. 3656-R Fa. 1-9762 We. 1-0901-M We. 1-1766-R Fa. 1-4673 Fa. 1-2205 Ju. 1-5268-W Ju. 1-5471-R Fa. 1-1401 Ro. 1-9789 We. 1-2737 Ja. 1-0644 Ce. 1-2821 Fa. 1-9170 Al. 1-5074 Perrys. 2623 Perrys. 1125 Ju. 1-1135-J Li. 1-7116 Mi. 1-1869-W Ju. 1-5438-R Ce. 1-6433 Ce. 1-7010 Perrys. 2766-J Ju. 1-2513-R Perrys. 5856 Fa. 1-7973 Mi. 1-3251-J We. 1-1781 Ju. 1-3529-R Fa. 1-5852 Ce. 1-8225 We. 1-1597-R Ce. 1-6193 Fa. 1-3708 We. 1-0745-M Perrys. 2864 Ju. 1-4844 Fa. 1-9448 Li. 1-2203-J Ro. 1-8255 Ce. 1-6731 Fa. 1-0254 Seniors of 1951 The Grad Meyers, Virginia Milbert, Patricia Miller, Martha Miller, Mary Ann Monier, Patricia Muscia, Elizabeth Muth, Sylvia Myers, Shirley Nickel, Eileen Noe, Gloria O'Neill, Rita Pecoraro, Angela Perlick, Mary Ann Peters, Anna Marie Pfeil, Celine Platek, Anna Mae Porinchak, Dorothy Portman, Carolyn Purcell, Ann Pusateri, Agatha Reubelt, Florence Rossen, Jane Saar, Antoinette Saar, Lorraine Saffer, Patricia Sapian, Jeanne Schaefer, Joann Schaefer, Leonilda Scheuring, Wilma Scheuring, Winnifred Schlick, Audrey Schoenecker, Anna Mae Seethaler, Martha Sell, Mary Jo Sherlock, Claire Sigmund, Dorothy Simpson, Nancy Lee Speaker, Mary Spindler, Helen Staab, Rose Ann Staub, Mary Lou Steifl, Connie Steiner, Rita Sturm, Elaine Sullivan, Maureen Tarasi, Jane Tomlinson, Margaret Tolino, Rosenella Trapp, June Ann Techudi, Rita Ubinger, Gertrude Vazzana, Sylvia Wachter, Gloria Waldorf, Shirley Wallace, Betty Claire Wentzel, Virginia Winter, Barbara Wurstlein, Clara Yardis, Marie Yokel, Patricia Zilles, Ruth Home Number 243 Lincoln Avenue 2008 Straubs Lane 35 Pine Road 25 Flora Street 700 Pressley Street 3043 Wadlow Street 3935 Dewey Avenue 1407 Buena Vista Street 610 Ivory Road Mt. Royal Blvd. 1726 Verner Avenue 216 Bellevue Road 1025 Liverpool Street 26 Bonvue Street 1938 Lowrie Street 1012 Woods Run Avenue 83 Semicir Street 1340 Davis Avenue 5154 Natrona Way 21 Perryview Avenue 135 Richey Street 29 Bly Street 29 Bly Street 117 Harvard Avenue 1408 Lager Street 900 Luella Street 89 Luella Street 2111 East Beckert Avenue 2111 East Beckert Avenue 260 Eighth Avenue 1210 Woodland Avenue 5908 Margaretta Street 4243 Perrysville Ave. 446 Wabana Street 1026 Shreve Street 413 North Avenue 525 Teece Avenue 25 Westfield Avenue Wyland Avenue, R. D. F5 3679 Baytree Street 374 Perry Highway 354 Rising Main Avenue 1520 Froman Street 3220 Richardson Avenue 130 Shelby Street 1309 Reddour Street 707 Emlin Street 2012 Howard Street 1004 Morrison Avenue 1422 Chateau Street 4128 Perrysville Avenue 1614 Fulton Street 1041 Shreve Street 1030 Yetta Avenue 247 Clairmont Avenue Three Degree Road 197 Grove Avenue 1829 Lowrie Street 270 Plainfield Avenue 843 Geyer Road 99 Telephone Number Li. 1-0749-J Ce. 1-5096 Perrys. 4-9066 Li. 1-2127-J Fa. 1-1298 Li. 1-6655-J We. 1-0972-W Al. 1-5873 We. 1-2006 Glen. 443-J Li. 1-0720-J We. 1-1045-W Ce. 1-4104 Fa. 1-7346 Ce. 1-8719 Ce. 1-6314 Li. 1-1666 Fa. 1-8670 Li. 1-2442 St. 1-4935 We. 1-2296-R Fa. 1-4998 Al. 1-2817 Al. 1-2817 Ro. 1-7769 Ce. 1-7552 Ce. 1-8584 Fa. 1-9088 Ce. 1-5116 Ce. 1-5116 Perrys. 1045-J Ro. 1-8782 Em. 1-5492 We. 1-1933-J We. 1-1645-W Fa. 1-9703 Mi. 1-2365 Ro. 1-9604 We. 1-0933-M Glen. 888 Fa. 1-4282 We. 1-2299-J Ce. 1-6399 Al. 1-8177 Li. 1-3195-J Fa. 1-8017 Ce. 1-4090 Fa. 1-2571 Ce. 1-2009 We. 1-3170 Al. 1-4146 Al. 1-3918 Fa. 1-9583 We. 1-1143-M Mars 32-R-21 We. 1-3175-J Ce. 1-4547 Mi. 1-2325-J Katherine McDonough Dear Diary . . . And now, dear Lord, our hearts are filled with gratitude . . . although in the past we fre- quently complained . . . the steep road of education was hard to travel sometimes . . .fthe Midas's touch of gold never came -our way . . . but today is filled with quiet peace . . . because we'll soon receive the pay of four years' labors . . . how brief and few are now the hours . . . wherein we, the class of '51 may still consider ourselves the free gay students of S. B. A .... but what won- derful memories will always be ours, Dear Diary . . . thrilling basketball games . . . moonlight proms . . . poignant memories of exams and report cards . . . welcomed free days . . . precious friendships . . . prayerfully quiet retreats and daily visits to the chapel . . . green dressed and silvery-snow bedecked campus . . . all are a part of the happy years spent at S. B. A .... it is with sadness that we are forever leaving the care-free and happy school years behind . . . before we part we say good-bye . . . good-bye . . . may we never once throughout our lives lose faith and trust in you, dear God . . . Amen. 100 Epilogue if N 23 will f D W 759. xi g ,. . if wif 4 f i K . l ,,, Y ffm., Q ' 3, fi M L, iziijfjz LEX, L ff v,f'L f Ok . ' f ' 0 5 Nb' QQ M gf VW if lgwyiw M M M WGW WWW aa ZJUW6 WM? M iEQ .Q 3 1523, , Q, , in