Saint Benedicts Academy - Benedicta Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

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BENEDICT'S ACADEMY, Pnrssunsn, PA Q ' 'R -A l, K, 'f' .j X t N 'R i Spam-1-'H I Mal-hw ' 'PQ To you, our Most Reverend Bishop Dearden, our spiritual leader. We the Graduates of 1952, with heart- felt devotion, dedicate this annual. Christ has chosen you to help carry out His words to Saint Peter, Feed My Sheep. We are the sheep, you are the Shepherd. May we accord you the satisfaction of seeing us swayed by your manly persuasiveness and clear teach- ing. Yours is a sacred and difficult ministry. We promise to pray for you that the Master may aid you, through your apostolic labors, to reap an abundant harvest of souls in the vineyard assigned to you, the extensive and progressive Diocese of Pittsburgh. We humbly ask you to pray for us that we may ever remain dutiful children of Holy Mother Church and find true happiness in faithful service to God and country. A SCHOLAR .... A FRIE D 1 ' A -Q I , .Q 'WN aj . I , 1 5 I , H , ' . ' rl . 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The editors have attempted to transmit, through picture and copy, o precious legacy to teachers, fellow classmates, and the graduates. ln the many tomorrows of the future, this annual will be a mirror in which scenes, dear to our hearts, can be revisionecl. Reminiscently browsing through its pages, we shall relive the happiest moments of our lives. msn Psorua Q :mmm m ummuv sm: FIIHIZIJOXI or Sl'liIil'l 'il J. Portman A. Mcncuso and A. Walsh ENTALLY RELIGIOUSLY BECAUSE WE WERE ABLE TO BUILD A FULLER LIFE AT SAINT BENEDICT'S Seated-L. Stoud A. Krevosh cmd J. Frank Standing-M. Grimm cmd M. Gougler OCIABLY HYSICALLY x. fl: .HMM 41... W ,-as . ... -,ff . -' ' ' ' 'L-,gl-A-211 -1 145- T '-AVG: : - .v 1+ F., Q - f A, T : a d, CAT, .H VQKQQN , , Q-'Fi-:xi 'S 4.524 1 'I-'J k ,P69Q.f:' rf? , I f 5' 1 wt 1..- PRMCIPAL . MPX. . -1. N 1-'Ei . 5n - fy: -,.' '1' ..:,, .Y ,B ,, ,Q-g,1f1, ' ' 51121 : f' 1 'Q-.153 if-1p.fT ?-11 , I - ,.,,. ,.,.. 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SECRETARY ADELAIDE O'LEAR Addie St. Peter's Glowing Irish eyes - imaginative co-editor of the Benito - enjoys laughter, life. VICE PRESIDENT GAY ANN BROCKE Assumption Candy sweetness - a wistful manner - fingers that portray artistry at the piano. Glee Club 3, 4. TREASURER CLARE WEISER Assumption Welcome as the tang of morning - un- assuming air and natural geniality - quietly demure. eniord . . . . MY rnmsunsns QSH R xg- fl rl ' x fy .4 if ARE MY FRIENDS GLORIA ALAND Glory CBeJ Assumption Flame-lit curls - stimulating version of humor - originality. Glee Club 3, 4. ANN BARKLEY Pinky St. Joseph Laugh and she will laugh with you - the twinkle in her eyes betrays a sense of humor - an unusual person, considerate of others. AUDREY BAUER St. Leo Striking black hair - Unruffled disposition - beguileing smile. ROSEMARY BERGMAN Rose Nativity Vibrates athletic ability - a pert expres- sion and saucy eyes that hint there's something in the air. Basketball l, 2. JOANNE BIENEMANN Jo Nativity Package of fun - energetic as a bee - clexterous hands excell at the easel. Basketball 1, 2. N. F.L. 2. ALBERTA BOEHM Junie St. Ambrose Steps at a skipping pace - varied interests Laughter that shows a warm heart. Glee 3, 4. Signing yearbooks! A highlight of the year. l4 3 1 YE' y. 6-as A i, ELIZABETH ANN BOYER Betty Nativity Catchy friendliness - fair haired - she never intrudes but makes a lasting impression. Dramatics 3. MARY FRANCES BOYLAN St. Leo Content with the little things in lite - demure - catchy smile indicative of mischief within. BETTY BRANDT Sacred Heart lnsatable desire for learning - knack for debating - sincere and loyal to all her friends. Glee Club 3, 47 N. F. l.. 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 4. LUCILLE BREITENBACH Possessor of an indefinable charm - smartly slim - impeccably well-groomed - an ambitious person with sunshine in her smile. JOAN BRUECKNER Jocnie Most Holy Name Decidedly delicious sense of humor - keyed for fun - effervescent Iiveliness. MARY ANN BRUNN Nancy Nativity Ice-cool smoothness - Petite - known for her moving laughter. Dramatics 3, 4. RUTH BURKHARD Sis Most Holy Name Creamy complexioned - neatness from head to toe - amiable disposition. MARY CATHERINE CALLIO Cee Cee St. Peter's Debonaire - quaint as a nosegay - beneath the surface lies a ripple of spontaneous fun. 'vm it V an -f 5 u 5 K if W ' I . an e ' ' eniord . . . . DO YOU REMEMBER PROM NIGHT Meditation-shadow on the wall. GLORIA CAMP Glo Nativity Tranquil nature - genteel - a warm heart and thoughtful mind. Dramatics 3. JOAN CHMAY St. Peter's Livewire - fresh air of friendliness - sur- prise package. CATHERINE CONNELLY Kate St. Peter's Long tumbling tresses - capricious laugh- ter - as exciting as a diary filled with happy moments. BETTY JANE CRUMBO St. Anthanious Appealing initiative - smiles from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. bells - spreads happiness about her. HELEN CURRIE St. Peter's Lilting smile - considerate of others - gay as a floral print. ANNA MAE DAVIS Nativity Adept with her needle - reflects happi- ness - bonny brown hair. Dramatics 3. 'I7 l F eniordllll SO LONG FOR A WHILE , la F! l' in-1 y as ' . -1 i mm' if i 2 REGINA DIECKMAN Jean St. Leo's Outstanding strength for work - enlivening as a pep cheer - definite ideals for her goal. ELLEN DONOVAN Elly Sacred Heart Unruffled beauty - vivacious cadence - package of Iiveliness. DOROTHY DRAB Dot Nativity Radiant naturalness - captures the warmth in the sunshine and seems to spread it about. ROBERTA DRAKE Nativity Quiet, unassuming graciousness - mag- netic serenity that lends an exciting air to those who know her - Basketball l. ARLENE ELMEIER Ar Most Holy Name Busy as a bee - iolly laugh - invarioble disposition. FRANCES FAUB Fran St. Joseph Really wittecl - spontaneous laugh - a whirlwind of enthusiasm. N.F.L. l. Two-thirty - class dismissed. 18 1 F0 W W ' 35 L ,af I V M is 5 K6 ff Q V QC Q fe f g s ' ' .tg U ll JOAN FRANK Frankie Nativity Blond locks and intelligence plus - reigns supreme in plain or fancy typing. Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4. LUCILLE FROEHLICH Lou St. Cyril Grace in every step and neatness in every fold - a petite miss ever-ready with her giant- size heart. DORIS FROEHLY Dorie St. Mary's Unaffected charm - pert profile - eager to set her mood to yours. MARIE FUNFAR Lee St. Wenceslaus A pleasing combination of social and scholastic activity - regardful of everyone. ff' l tr,-f i in eniord . . . . OUR FAVORITE PERIOD The cafeteria - food for thought! KATHLEEN GALATE Kathy St. Athanasius Provocative beauty in her deep brown eyes - appreciative of the least kindness done to her. KATHLEEN GARVEY Kay Nativity Gleaming brown eyes - loyalty, sincerity, and popularity embodied in Kay's entirely different personality. PATRICIA GARVEY Pat St. Leo's Sports enthusiast - iridescent vitality - blithe spirit. Glee Club 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA GAUGLER Marty St. Teresa Reserved style of sub-deb - smart sophis- tication that becomes her gracefulness. Dra- matcs 3. KATHLEEN GOETTMAN Kate Most Holy Name Unassuming air of friendliness - blend it with color and ingenuity and you have Kate , JANE GONCAR smoky si. Mary Beautifully groomed - genial - irresistable smile. 2I ,H fn an 4- W I eniord . . . . THAT OLD HOME COOKING! l I A 'Jah 'M 1 I ' a I MARIE GOOD Mitzi Most Holy Name Dash of wit - one cup of artistic endeavors stirred with vigor and you have our Mitzi . Dramatics 3. LOIS GRABOWSKI Lo Nativity Deep, personified voice - chartiable - Florence Nightingale '52 - N. F. L. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Basketball 'l. FLORENCE GRAY St. Francis Xavier Bubbling spirits - lilting ways - brimming with fun for everyone. Dramatics 3, Glee Club 3 ANTOINETTE GRECO St. Athanasius A shy but sincere friend - pleasing dis- position - vividly expressive. MARLENE GRIMM Mar St. Peter's Charm masters every occasion - sparkling personality - vibrantly warm smile. Dramatics 3, 4, N.F. L. 1. MARY ELLEN GROM Missy St. Boniface Creative sense of art- camera pretty - dilligent worker. Lunch -- first come, first served. 22 1 l X RITA HARTUNG Sacred Heart Spiritual endeavors -fresh as a spring rain - God's choice. SYLVIA HElSER Syl St. Peter's Model-like stature - newsy as Walter Win- chell - zest for living. Dramatics 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 45 Basketball 3. DORIS HEPP Dar Most Holy Name Aggressiveness - 'Frolicsome - always ready with an out-of the ordinary reply. Glee Club 3, 4. MARY HEURICH Chick Most Holy Nome Shinning tresses - buoyant smile - custom made. Glee Club 3. -qi.. gala- .ff-earn-.1 MN. W-ss.-1 - MARIANNE HOFFMAN Cookie St. Leo's Spark of sophistication - genial friend- liness - mannequin poise. Glee Club 3, 45 Dramatics 3, 4. BARBARA HORN Bobs St. Joseph Carefree manner - sweet as tor-get-me- nots - vim, vigor and vitality. N. F. L. 'I. MARGARET INSERRA Peg St. Peter's Smartly slim - coiffure craze - fashion- wise as a page from Vogue. SYLVIA MAY JACOB Syl St. Xavier Fascinating as cz puzzle - finds ioy in living - lithesome danseuse. ,Af K5 , Q iv X... 'hm eniord . . . . DRAMATIZED What's the occasion? MARY LOU KEHR Lou St. Joseph Pleasure loving - winsome - refreshing as a cool breeze. N. F. L. I, Dramatics 3, 4. MARY LEE KELSCH Most Holy Name Full of life - dynamic urge to learn - rollicking laugh. Dramatics 3, 4, N.F.L. I,2,3, 4. BARBARA ANN KEMMERER Bobs St. Joseph Flashing whimsical manner - mischievous gleaming eyes - becoming casualness. Glee Club 3. MARY LOUISE KNOEBEL Lou Nativity Displays real genius - vivid imagination - grace with a pen and pencil. PATRICIA KOLLING Pat St. Boniface Rhythm in every step - charming in every mood - definitely chic. ANITA KREVOSH Kre ST. Leo's Merry individual - plenty of vigor - Kre scores again. Basketball 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. 25 NEW FlRES I' fe, .... - 4 .7 I S os- 3. P 1 Wil- ' 4 get X eniord . VIM VIGOR . . . VITALITY . . -N. I P T Q ji '9- REGINA KUSN ER Kush St. Gabriel's Mischievous as a kitten - vibrant - happy go-lucky. MARIAN LANGER St. Teresa Candid loviness - soft, modulated voice - dresden daintiness. LOIS LEHBERGER Lo Most Holy Name Placid as a mountain lake - classic as a portrait- rose-petaled complexioned. N.F.L. l,2. PAT LESICK Toots St. Joseph Joy of living radiates from her person - speaks her mind openly - gets a kick out of ' everything. ANNA LEWARTOWICZ St. Joseph A friend to the end - light blond tran- quility veils irrepressible humor. Glee Club . ANGELINE MANCUSO Angel St. Mary Petite and attractive - reserve radiates a friendly sparkle - always perfectly groomed. Dramatics 3, 4. Taking an old fashioned walk? 26 mf , K, ' gh. 'Cf' I six on 4 M if 'E+ mi .'X l MARY MANGOLD Margie Assumption Class iester - predicts the mode of the moment - strikingly blond. Glee Club 3. JESSICA MATOKA Jess Holy Ghost Always neat and congenial - capable and untiring worker - likeable with her ready smile. N.F.L. lp Dramatics 3, 4. PATRICIA MAYER Pat Nativity Loses her complacency in ci mist of mirth - faces life's problems with a merry twinkle in her eye. LOIS MCCARTER Lo St. Andrew Typical lrish wit and personality -the girl with the laughing eyes - sweet and amiable. JOAN MCCUE Joan St. Peter Sunny disposition - always prepared to have a good time - professional on the dance floor. ELIZABETH MCGUIRE Bette St. Cyril Forceful, convincing debator - interesting conversationalist - a warm heart and thought- ful mind. N.F.L. i, 27 GleeClub 3, 4. NANCY MCLAUGHLIN Nancy St.Alphonsus Sweet, likable miss with blond hair - unique personality - always sees the humorous side of things. Glee Club 'I, 25 Dramatics 3. St. Francis CATHERINE MCNAMARA Kate Xavier Witty humor and catchy personality - delightful prophetic note of spring - sixty inches of fun. Q ,- -Q qu-v ' 'Huw' A-w sa. lff at L., L . St, it JK F -vw ,g E f if ma. eniord . . . . REMEMBER WINDY MARCH DAYS Eight-forty-the beginning of another day. St. Cyril of CAROL MECKLER Carol Alexandria Golden rays of sunshine - the possessor of a sweet disposition - a friend to all and everybody's friend. Glee Club 3, 4. MARY MELDON Liz Nativity Her conversations tuned to a crisply modern tempo - contagious giggle - adept at clever repartee. Glee Club 3. St. Cyril of MARLENE MENTEL Mar Alexandria Delicately-chiseled features - dancing eyes - rhythm in her every movement. Glee Club 4. JEAN MARIE MERMAN Jeannie St. Leo Charming in her various moods, whimsical in speech - speaks in a crisp, staccato tone - enioys life. Glee Club 3, 4. PATRICIA MURPHY Murph St. Andrew Turns up at iust the right moment - her graciousness wins everyone's heart - energetic girl and a witty entertainer. LORETTA NAAB Rett Most Holy Name Tiny but vitally magnetic - fun-loving, with a serious side - Rett always strikes the happy medium. Glee Club 3, 4. 29 ,cyf tr, If 6 4 .P Lf fl t ' S , 'i' eniord . . . . I N -Y as TIME FOR LEISURE fm L, F g I .. ll 'is I I .,w DOLORES NAGY De Nativity Happy-go-lucky De intrigues all with her sparkling humor - green eyes with inch-long lashes - expresses opinions fearlessly. Basket- ball I. VIRGINIA ONDRICK Ginny Most Holy Name Sparkling as soda pop - delightful to know - colorful as a shower of confetti. Dramatics 3, 4, N.F.L. I. MARY PATTON lzzy St. Athanasius Acquiescent graciousness - mastering per- fection - dramatic nature. Dramatics 3, 4. N. F. L. 1, 2. PAT PHILLIPPS Irma Most Holy Name Unpredictable nature - a flare for beaus - dancing blue eyes. Glee Club 2. JOAN PORTMAN Porty Nativity Unforgetable as the lingering echo of a melody - sweet with a touch of spice. Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. GRACE POTTHOFF Gracie Most Holy Name Reserved miss - lovable disposition - petite and attractive. Glee Club 3, 4. A breath of fresh air! 30 Y' X ,LQ 1. I -Q '55 I,--,, I X f 4 , Q if , ,, 1 i u' QW.. X f l , 5 Q W f ' N ' x . 4 - 5 ' V ii' K , ,N AVR A n A V- N -A Q , , NA, . ' H 3 . 'iff in ANNA MAE ROCHRICK Ann St. Mary Non-crushable and wrinkle-resistant in spirit - imbibes more than her quota of laugh and fun JUNE ROTH Junie Nativity Can usually be found behind the library desk - petite little miss. Dramatics 3, 4p N.F.L. lg Basketball 2. DOROTHY SAPIAN Dot Most Holy Name Her smile and humor blend to make a distinctive personality - debonair as a deb. Glee Club 25 Dramatics 35 Basketball l. MARIAN SCHERER Nativity Glowing, friendly personality - lends an effervescent touch to all she does - skims across typewriters with great ease. 4r 1 ur ' 65 'C' eniord . . . . READY FOR A JOY RIDE An expensive resting place. St. Cyril of JOANNE SCHMUDE Jo Alexandria Winsome, with a soft, Iilting laughter - pattern of pertness - sincerely cooperative. Basketball 3. SHIRLEY SCHRECENGOST Shirl St. Peter An unpretentious zip flecked with gaiety - diverts with a hearty chuckle - her manner's reserved. JO ANN SCHWAB Scl'1wabie St. Leo From science to athletics, from efficiency to merriment - abounds in contrast. Glee Club 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. l.lLLlAN SHARP Lill St. Joseph lmparts to her pals a bit of her own wag- gish gaiety - offers a delightful lift out of the doldrums . Glee Club 2, 3, 4. MARGARET SHEELER Margie St. Joseph Matches moods of gay iocundity with quiet moments - bewitching personality - blazing intensity. Glee Club 3, 4. LUCll.LE SKOVRAN St. Mary Calm, pensive, affable - obliging, consis- tently true to her ideals - sympathetic under- standing mirrored in merry eyes. Glee Club 2, 3. 33 F 0: 1 Q X .-fe' -1' .f. gr if -um- I L ,4 L 1 ' l eniord . . . . LAUGHTER MAKEs FRIENDS MARGARET SNYDER Peggy St. Mary Always perfectly groomed - despite her reserve radiates a friendly sparkle - enjoys a company of friends. CHARLENE STANDER Char St. Joseph Varied interests - a leasurely laugh - the sparkle of a sprightly disposition. N. F. L. 'lp Dramatics 3. Z LOIS STAUD St. Joseph Tiny in stature but big of heart - versatile member of the class - always neat and con- 6 i genial. N. F. L. i, 2, 3, Dramatics 3, 4. 1 I MARCIA STEELE St. Teresa X' Competent, efficient, studious - possessor of a charming and friendly personality - well liked by all. N. F. L. T, 2, 3, 4. Q. :fm LILLIAN STRUHAR Toots St. Wenceslaus Tops in work and play - grasps any new situation or problem - a shy, provocative smile. FRANCES SWEENEY Frannie Annunciation A talented dancer endowed with charm - unstudied coiffure - bespeaks the ioy of a gay disposition. Basketball l, 2. In .-nngnuv -.I Time taken to enjoy our campus. 34 ,, 1 - ,,K-, ,Q , 2 .- s . 'S if ,., ' if ' W 5- if .H-.g: - - ' - lr-, , '. I-,, ' Q N L' 4. .ity-, ' . , . Q ' 1- 'Qi iz 'K ' 'a 'K 1 a ' . . Q ,, - . - wil. s ' , 1 4 N . f , g In Q iv ' N iwms 1 T' , U K' 4' , f' 16 ,, 1 , . ,f un I - 4 'lq I , V . 2 .ss .V '3 Q X- g,,,,4' ,,, 4 f 5 8 'L ,Q .5 M' Q '1 'm s . . N - ' I I h ' r - 1:11 Q Y , I. mhz.: L' . . s 5 '-1 - 4 '.- 5' 4, l ,.','.,' 1 ' 1' .,A..rlZf-g 'sq 'gn' 3-fy 1. 3, ' A ffif'-T' .P 2 55 2- J A A .. L,-, H, , x W' 'jk KL i 1. 1-'.' . - . Q Q . - vu s' 4 V. ' h . ' I '. 1 . ?,k V lid.-,Lf . iw' Q x , . :CQ X ' ' - - Ig-2 l , aw .. r. I . .-.--fin X ' Q . 1 Q ' f 5' , F , h ' 1 l '11-1, 1 .2 ' 'Y x V . . E: X 3. JOAN WEIGAND Jay St. Athanasius Goes about her way with quiet, unassum- ing ease - a winning smile - spreads happi- ness all around her. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. MILDRED WEIGL Millie St. Teresa Her rare good humor and iollity brighten the dullest hour - full of vim, vigor and vitality - eager to set her mood to yours. Dramatics 3,4. JOYCE WHITBY St. Cyril of Alexandria lnvariable does the unexpected - has ami- able ways - ready to take a dare. Glee Club 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Basketball Mgr. 4. Most ANTOINETTE WINTERS Annette Holy Name A minature dynamo of energy - smiling eyes twinkle as mischievous Annette chases the blues - rhythmic dancing partner. 813i Q . ,f ':.. I 3 N ' IV ,Y A' i' ' A , .--li: pi ' .f Q X eniord . . . . ALWAYS BE HAPPY AND GAY Flash that Pepsodent smile. CORRINE WOLF Reenie Most Holy Name Always sees the humorous side of things - dependable as she is sweet - super enthusiastic. JOAN WOODS Nativity Petite - despite her reserve radiates a friendly sparkle - grace in every step. MAGDALENE YOST Maggy St. Joseph Even the slightest favor done her returns like a swift boomerang - an intriguing smile. - unassuming, cheery air. Glee Club 2. St. Cyril of ELIZABETH ZAHREN Betty Alexandria Interesting yet quiet- conceals her en- thusiasm with an air of nonchalance - unruffled good nature. GERALDINE ZOVKO Gerry St. Boniface Friendly miss with curly dark hair - viva- cious - lovable and radiant personality. Dra- matics 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. FRANCES ZUBALIK St. Ambrose Pleasant and likable friend of all - bub- bling over with nonsense - capable seamstress. Glee Club 3, 4, Dramatics 3. 37 ff P . f M Z A - i lf' ,ar-- I AT SAINT BENEDICT'S WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED AND CHERISHED WE RENEW THEM ONCE MORE IN YOUR I952 JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN L-I mivuem unify-4 . SENIORS OF THE FUTURE OFFICERS ROOM 107 Standing-K. Beran, President, A. Holden, Treasurer, Seated-J. Zeller, Secretary, L. Berner, Vice-President. OFFICERS ROOM 103 Standing-M. Sieffert, Treasurer, Seated-M. Mulvihill, Secretary, D. Jackson, President, T. Kute, Vice-President. Our junior year is rapidly reaching its end, we turn back and reminisce the highlights of these days. The first colorful event was the receiving of our class rings in a beautiful, unforgetable ring ceremony, the first ever held at S. B. A. Next we recall our Christmas Dance, The Win- ter Whirl, held at the Colonial. What a grand success it was with an evening of real enjoyment for all. On February 14 and 15, we entertained hundreds of patrons with our presentation of Shubert Alley. In it we lived the story of a small girl struggling so hard to achieve success as an actress in the big city. lWe certainly appreciate Miss Dice's help and patience through all the hetic days of practice and rehearsals.J In March we demonstrated our talent as orators when thirteen of us participated in a Junior Town Meeting on Duquesne's radio sta- tion, WDUQ. The discussion on Universal Con- scription was interesting and exciting. Terminating our list of memories was the Senior Banquet which we sponsored as a final Farewell to our seniors. We could not have achieved what we did scholastically without the help and cooperation we received from our teachers, Sisters Hilde- gard, Amelia, Isabel, and Kathleen. All these precious events are now a part of our past, we experience a feeling of satisfac- tion, for we have finally reached the ultimate goal of all juniors-SENIORDOM. if-ZH5' Q SI . Jr- -r is -r -.- e . I THIRD ROW: P. Benner, R. Bundy, R. Sukstus, J. Dillon, C. Drab, M. Zeglowitch E. Schrenk, M. Kuszaievvski, F. Vesel, C. Manchor. SECOND ROW: V. Baren, N. Francis, E. Galvin, D. Glinslcy, A. Schillo, D. Beidl J. Miller, N. Elmeier, D. Kress, P. O'Brien. FIRST ROW: K. Aaron, M. Kaylor, M. Boat, M. Ligday, G. Beyer, R. Sperandeo V. Muth, P. Boden, J. Snodgrass, D. Sinatra, S. Klemens. THIRD ROW: H. Rosenberger, N. Byrner, L. Cummings, M. A. Curran, M Stephany, M. A. Geary, H. Newell, M. A. Conners, C. A. Farabaugh, B. Hurray A. Arch. SECOND ROW: M. Keenan, M. Putz, P. Barker, A. R. Laurinitus, P. Seiber, M A. Chereck, J. Roll, P. Garvey, S. Connolly, G. Conlon, M. Harvey. FIRST ROW: C. Delbene, B. Bingham, P. Sanderson, M. Chapman, D. Pavicic B. Duffy, R. R. Sell, H. Brientenloach, L. Tschudi, B. Fisher, R. Miller. unify-4 . READY TO ASSUME LEADERSHIP Q .. .. fl JTOQI3 Iii? ROOM 7 ROOM T04 6:5136 9 el THIRD ROW: M. A. Meinert, V. Brimmeier, J. Metzger, Y. Ettore, P. Raehn, O. McCauley, M. Splane, K. Butler, M. Eiclenschenk. SECOND ROW: M. L. Fisher, J. Korinsky, D. Stacklin, M. T. Conlon, J. Smith, M. Glaser, H. Krall, P. Armstrong, G. Staudenmaier, D. McKeen. FIRST ROW: M. M. Mayer, E. Pitassi, R. Steegler, M. G. Fortum, J. O'Brien, P. McGortey, L. Rausch, D. Wysocki, P. Schwartz, J. Ekl. THIRD ROW: L. Birsic, D. Doyle, E. Gales, B. Hutchison, H. Jackmenovich, M. C. Connolly, G. Gierl, M. L. Graswick, J. Collins, H. Loesch, E. Katic. SECOND ROW: M. McCue, H. Halder, R. Nemefh, G. Sawyer, S. Patricko, J. Zupzic, D. LaGamba, M. Ufheil, M. A. Snycler, B. Kazura, B. Hunkele. FIRST ROW: B. Lickert, M. Horn, R. Schnabele, P. Ford, N. Brandl, L. Clair, C. Kunz, C. Kroll, A. M. Debes, J. Filip, R. M. Gerst. Absent: L. Kroll, I. Dorsch. SOPHOMORES In the mirror of our hearts, we visualize unforgettable memories . . . the Sophs Get Acquainted Day . . . the Sophomore Dance our eager participation in the Writers' Club Radio and Broadcasting School . . . we can still hear the melodious voices of the Glee Club the shouts at the basketball games and intermural tussels still ring in our ears and hearts ...The pleadings of Father Norbert's inspiring retreat etched deeply their message... Standing now on the threshold of our Junior year, we have a message and a greeting . . . Freshmen, use well the opportunities of tomorrow . . . we wish you all the pleasures we enioyed as Sophomores. To Sisters Marcella, Frances, Be- nigna, and Demetria, for their helpful guidance and warm friendship we say, thank you. OFFICERS ROOM 204 Left to Right E. Vavro, Treasurer, M. Geier, Secretary, J. Ganster, President, L. Winskey, Vice-President. - .YY WY-.- , 'LI MNT BPD. F R R A ADEMY TWO MORE YEARS FOR OPPORTUNITY 43 soPHoMoREs OFFICERS ROOM 208 Left to Right:- M. Lytle, Treasurer, C. Funk, Secretory, A. Brucker, Presi- dent, P. Ponyi, Vice-President - i H COMING THIS FAR THROUGH WORK AND PRAYER. FIRST ROW: F. Morder, J. Ackerman, D. Coin, M. Ciroulcx, S. Brown, E. Meckler, D. Biertempfel, J. Eidelioe, L. Kocion, D. Peart, R. Rcub, A. Schurer. SECOND ROW: M. Miller, M. Lamneck, M. Murphy, R. Rohsner, P. Reed, C. ROOM 208 McManus, M. Olsen, N. Stephens, V. Sehwertz, J. Killmeyer, E. Kuhs. THIRD ROW: J. Brueckner, M. J. Moestcll, C. Kreuzer, M. Newell, M. J. Schowulder, V. Yockel, M. L. Coll, G. Wroblewski, V. Voionisi, M. Connors. ' ,,.. as so C9 Q , as . gl, ci -c' FP -- . . Q I N1 . 1 Q A ,, .. iq ,. ru-V 'B - K: 1' I-,iw I --N., I It Ji.- VI' ROOM 209 ROOM 204 FIRST ROW: S. Catalano, B. A. DeMarco, C. Yost, B. Helfrich, G. Ackerman M. Weigand, P. Sypolt, D. Rhoden, M. Owens, B. Jacoby, B. Loibl. SECOND ROW: V. Costlow, S. Ford, B. Dettling, J. Gross, L. Ferraccio, T. Urbanic, C. Hepp, C. Smith, M. L. Falvo, M. Newman. THIRD ROW: P. Newman, C. Kovacich, L. Rupp, M. Wilson, R. Zern, B. Sabina J. Simmons, G. Smith, M. Youkers, B. Meade. FOURTH ROW: P. Derganz, J. Laratonda, M. Hennigan, M. A. Moore, H Yulkulski, M. L. Luby, G. M. Milligan, P. Stephonic, A. Krebs, P. Tollan. FIRST ROW: E. Seitz, T. Howarth, L. Barkley, J. Floyd, E. Martinac, C. Hynes R. Waldorf, E. Carmody, L. Easler, S. Kuhn. SECOND ROW: K. Karch, M. Faulhaber, A. Ferrelly, A. Romano, I. Keel, L McKain, F. McSorley, A. Britenbaugh, B. Stanek, R. Bowers. THIRD ROW: M. L. Steinmiller, J. Lokor, N. Shade, B. Whitten, R. Geyer, J Watts, S. Wentzel, B. Winterberger. FOURTH ROW: B. Kursion, D. Darges, A. Dorsch, R. Pschirer, L. Markl, J. Nee. Absent: M. J. Lukaszewica, Weigand. I . S 0pll0l1'l0l'9J . ONWARD, EVER ONWARD 2? 0 va H OFFICERS ROOM 209 OFFICERS ROOM 2'lO Left to Right E Scannell,Sec'y., P. McComb, Left to Right: C. Bopp, V. Pres., J. Croke, Treas J Wacker Pres., R. Borman, V. Pres. Treas., P. McArdle, Sec'y., M. A. Kronen- berger, Pres. TOP ROW: S. Rogal, C. Krause, D. Heim, B. Kahn, M. L. Meyer, P. Scatter, C. Frank, J. Dorgan, P. Styborski, F. Gebharolt, H. Zelik, A. Werl. CENTER ROW: R. M. Frost, B. Faust, D. Hergenroeder, S. Deegan, L. Sukstus, H. Laurinastis, H. Hosek, B. Bauer, J. Bullion, C. Bates, S. Paulisch. FRONT ROW: Z. Flaherty, A. L. Conlon, A. Wally, M. V. Parrish, J. Weiser, R. Heim, M. Gloss, V. Foerster, E. Hogan, E. Hogan, S. Keady, M. E. Mahan. Absent: P. Straub, M. Welsh. ' X N R QQYQQ ff' A START FOR BETTER LIVING On the fourth day of the ninth month in the fifty-first year of the twentieth century, T83 of us green freshies attended our first day of high school at S. B. A. The convivial experiences we encountered during the first two weeks helped us get acquainted with fellow students and teachers. Shortly after the first of November we were initiated by our big sisters, the Sophs. We were given Green Chokers and ribbons which we had to wear for one month. All dressed up in this paraphernalia, we went to our first dance, The Frosty FroIic. On the serious side our Freshman year has laid a deep foundation on which to build during our remaining three years at S. B. A. OFFICERS ROOM 5 J. Berbach . ,..,.,,,, . . ..Treasurer J. Rebaritsch ................ President N. Maruscak .....s.,.,,... Secretary E. Waldorf ..,...,... Vice-President OFFICERS ROOM 3 OFFICERS ROOM 4 OFFICERS ROOM 9 Standing: Left to Right: Standing: G Bayat ,,,,, .,.... T reasurer K. McCoIIough ............ Treasurer P. Luft ...... ....... T reasurer A Haiduk ......... ...... S ecretary F. Bletecky .................. President M. Kaib ......... ....... S ecretary Seated: E. Romano .......... Vice-President Seated: L A. Heintzinger . .,,, President M. A. Gaertner .......... Secretary B. L. Popchak .. ,.., ...President M A. Conley. . ,Vice-President M. Sins Vice-President t 'Z fl 41251, .- 'f's , , . X-N D .71-eglunen . wm-I MARY ouR GUIDE ROOM 9 ROOM 5 JB me T' FOURTH ROW: D. Glasa, M. K. Harvat, J. Bubarth, B. Winkler, G. Pukanic, H. Mekovsky, M. Vevers. THIRD ROW: C. Minakin, A. Klaesa, A. Ging, P. Radgowski, P. Gaspers, H. Pcisternoster, A. Steinmiller, M. Kinzler, E. Binder. SECOND ROW: C. Murtha, J. Bach, P. Berg, D. Barkley, A. Gruss, P. Schwarz- meier, R. A. Hepp, J. Herr, P. Portman, J. Krenn, J. Barr. FIRST ROW: E. Yost, M. Fraehlick, M. R. Laquarta, C. Floyd, P. Micklos, S. Kennelly, M. McAfee, M. J. Musher, J. Belardi, R. A. Rothlein, J. Manncl. FOURTH ROW: J. Guentner, C. Mclrmo, C. Wiegond, L. Matoka, L. Karolski, M. Klein, N. Schueler, J. Cronin, K. McGuigan, D. Yetter. THIRD ROW: S. Wenzel, R. Karolski, J. Sabalovic, J. Schroeffel, G. Salinetro, P. Coleman, L. Bock, B. A. Preskar, K. Matulevic, R. Saunders. SECOND ROW: M. A. Jackling, L. Zotter, C. McCormick, L. Mock, B. A. Conway, G. Friedal, B. Van Devender, E. McCall, E. Mammey, M. Kuhn, M. Nickel. FIRST ROW: P. Maus, J. Wivell, M. A. Jackson, A. Nau, C. Arrigo, M. A. Baznik, M. Cooper, P. Zwick, J. Firaben, L. A. Dauer, R. Gormick. Absent- V. Scanlon 'I 'ii'E'l-A-'I , WE EMBARK ON A STRANGE SEA. Ion UO as ' 0 If fg f-,I . ., 5 if I I Gui? Q ' ' - ,v .- ' A., I QU 'P I Cl Q Q ' 'li' ' I ' ,X ag' .. I '. QQ? FIRST ROW: A. Vunak, I. Hauck, P. Wigley, M. Reismeyer, M. Brown, P Stengel, A. Bahl, M. Hayes, H. M. Moore, M. J. McCrea. SECOND ROW: J. Carch, A, M. Rochfor, E. Heintz, J. Pack, B. Salzer, D. Pfeffer M. Kroll, E. Richards, R. M. Palora, E. Wasieluvski. THIRD ROW: J. A. Wagner, D. Dawson, M. Snyder, D. McCaIley, N. Bodyke A. Wernert, C. DiThomas, N. Leach, A. Yeager. FOURTH ROW: F. Kocian, R. M. Vietmeir, M. Kreuzer, P. Babic, J. Nieri, A. M Coffee, D. Sham, M. Stauffer. FIFTH ROW: B. Smiih, M. Bechtold, P. Pschirer, M. Prementine, S. Becki. FOURTH ROW: G. Manning, M. Blum, D. Donovan, J. Eggert, D. J. Clayborne M. L. Schwoegl, M. Taylor, A. Fleckenstein, P. Reilly, A. Ubinger. THIRD ROW: M. A. Mcllinaski, P. O'Lear, A. Busher, S. Angelo, M. Cummings H. Bickert, M. J. Becker, P. Anuszkiewirz, M. Pecararo, H. Haiduk. SECOND ROW: P. Paulson, D. Kralik, B. Cole, B. Cole, G. Grenecko, P. Doerr T. Smith, D. Forbes, L. Frank, G. Cessar, F. Putz, S. A. Sell. FIRST ROW: A. McCourt, C. Lipke, M. L. Carroll, P. Stiegerwald, L. Hanzel, Y Karinsky, M. J. Staucl, M. Reclerer, M. Reclerer, S. Johnston, J. Jones. Absent-M. Kramer, M. Peirclncasta. If M 22: EN ED I GTA RELIGION ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS PUBLICATIONS MUSIC I :lm - ACTIVITIES HAVE PLAYED AN IMPORTANT PART IN OUR LIVES AT SAINT BENEDICT'S CO-EDITORS OF BENEDICTA M. Grimm L. Staud The Benedicta is a story in pictures of life at S. B. A. In the swift-passing years, we members of '52 may longingly renew acquaint- ances, vividly remember classes and teachers, and graphically recapture the sunniest days of our lives, the carefree, high-school days, by turning the pages of this memory book. Every girl on the staff earnestly co-operated to record the best events of the post four years, the little nothings which are so precicus to the actors in the drama of school life. In har- rowing moments, in the rewriting of master- pieces, during the long, demanding hours spent with Mr. Young, the editors doubted the poss- ibility of their producing a yearbook! But ideas blossomed and developed into The Benedictau of '52. The entire staff extends a sincere thank you to Sister Louise for her expert supervision and patient handling of a difficult assignment. EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: F. Sweeney, J. Frank, J. Whitby, S. Jacob, V. Ondrick, M. A. Brunn, R. Wagner, D. Macak. Standing: J. Portman, K. Garvey, J. Schwab, L. Lehberger, L. Ferketic. enecficia ART STAFF Standing-G. Aland, N.McLclugI'1Iin Seated-A. Krevoch, D. Hepp TYPISTS Standing-M. Lcmger, J. Chmcy Seated-AF. Zubclic, A. Boehm, C. Meckler, G. Comp. PORTRAYING STUDENT LIFE BY PICTURES .ff V 9' f ,,.f' -- 1 BUSINESS STAFF E. Brandt L. Froehlich S. Heiser f 1 it he genital X gf. ,-- A . -31 V K 1 'f.i'K Mary Patton Adelaide O'Lear Marcia Steele What will we write about? What news items have we forgotten? Who has charge of the fashion column? The editorial? Has the proofreader stamped her O.K. on this copy? These and many other perplexing prob- lems confronted our diligent Benita journalists. Industrious-very! Day before deadline the staff meets and examines the articles. In one corner Mitzi and Marty are speaking enthusi- astically about their writeup, Scads of Fads. This is a new column and requires hard and assiduous work. The girls' predictions on the styles, the materials, and the colors of clothes are very revealing and helpful. June and Angie are working on their copy of The Book Nook . Pat, Char, and Mary Lee meticulously check Glimpses of Graduates, for Iastminute corrections before copy goes to printer. Lois and Kathleen are always concerned over the material handed them for The Chatter Churn . The rest of the staff are bustling about seeing that the required assignments are written and ready to be checked. The proofreaders work continually through the afternoon checking and rechecking the var- ious stories, making sure the grammar is flawless. Each story is read line for line until their job is completed. Marcia, Adelaide, and Izzy arrange the articles in columns separat- ing the news from the editorials. Thanks to Sister Mildred for her assist- ance in supervising and helping the staff. To Mr. Weigand also goes special thanks for contributing all the cuts used in the five issues of the Benita. 1 iw! I' My i..,mwM ,.-G , Standing-L. Noob, S. Heiser, A. Bauer, A. Elmeier Seated-J. Schmude, M. A. Hoffman, E. Boyer THEY PUBLISH THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT Standing-A. Walsh, M. Mangold, C. Stcmder, M. L. Kelsch, K. Gczlcnte, J. Bienemcmn, J. Roth, A. Mcmcuso. Seated-C. Weiser, G. A. Brocke, M. Foerster, L. Grobowski, M. Gougler, M. Good, J. Mcutokcn J.: - 4 ' ' ' f ' 1 Hz' WT Ov' vI'1 3 . Q I , -1 g, 1 S 'K rI -I I Lf' IP ' A W , Q F .lf 1' 1. 1 3 E I -I Q if X . 2 BENEDICTA First Row: J. Whitby, J.Frank J. Portman. Second Row: S. Jacob, N. Brunn, L. Staud, M. Grimm Third Row: L. Froehlich, M. Mentel, R.Wagner, B. Brandt, V. Ondrick, L. Lehberger, L. Ferketic, D. Macak. Absent-K. Garvey BENITA First Row: M. L. Kelsch, M. Steele, A. O'Lear, M. Patton, A. Walsh Second Row: J. Matoka, P. Murphy, G. A. Brocke, M. Foerster, C. Weiser, M. Good, M. Gaugler .Quill and cm!! SKILL DEsERvEs MERIT The girls who successfully edited the school paper, The Benito , and the annual, The Benedicta , have received their coveted rewards, membership in the Quill and Scroll Honor Society. Through the medium of the school publications, the young iournalists had splendid opportunities to exercise their creative abilities. The cooperative and coordinated efforts of the editorial, business, and typing staffs pro- duced noteworthy results which evoked praise from the student body and faculty. The girls are thankful to Sisters Louise and Mildred for their helpful guidance, and for memories of forced last minute articles, proof reading of galleys, setting up dummy copies, and the satisfactory feeling of pride each literary success produced. The twenty-eight new members of the S. B. A. Chapter of the Quill and Scroll Honor Society are proud not only of their membership approval by the executive secretary of the or- ganization in recognition of a job well done, they are even prouder for the privilege of wear- ing the insignia the Society's regulation pin, as a token of their literary achievements. fgudy feop e . WORKING TO HELP OTHERS 1,335 rf , Y -115122 gc UI?-,Qi 5 STAMP COMMITTEE Standing: J. Rcchford, D. Nagy, J. Bienemann, B. J. Crumbo, A. Greco, B. Horn, L. Staud, C. Weiser Seated: K. FIowers, M. Fun- far, M. Foersfer, J. Weigand COMMUNITY CHEST COMMITTEE G. Aland . ,.,. Vice-Chairman M. Weigl . ,.,.,.,..... Chairman A. Boehm, R. Kusner, J. Merman AY AMERICAN JR. RED CROSS Standing: G. Zovko, K. Flow- ers, G. A. Brocke, R. Wagner, J. Matoka, Seated: M. A. Hoffman, P. Garvey, M. Mangold, M. Gaugler . My y..,..,,,, .Nia tory onord . . . . LIFE IS HISTORY Standing-L. Lehberger AIV' 'fi I Seated-First Row: D. Macak, P. Boden, E. McGuire, M. L. Kelsch. Second Row: G. A. Brocke, J. Zeller, R. M. Dabrozdrovic, L. Ferketic. Third Row: D. Hepp, D. McCabe, J. Schwab, L. Cummings. The History Honor Society has played an important part in the academic life of students of Saint Benedict Academy. This year it has given thirteen girls an opportunity to participate in the work and the pleasures it affords its members. The purpose of this organization is to give high school students greater knowledge of the history of Pennsylvania, and hence, a deeper appreciation of the State's share in building up American Heritage. Through the efforts of Sister Paul Marie, C.D.P., the acting moderator, the History Honor Society reached the goals pro- posed in October of 1951. The biggest event of the year was the spring annual tour to a historic spot in Penn- sylvania. In December, the members were priv- ileged to enjoy a shorter tour to Saint Vincent College. A lecture on Catholics and American Freedom was given in Antonian Hall, Mount Mercy College, by Professor J. M. O'Neill, lecturer and author. A contest of important per- sons, places and events in Catholic Western Pennsylvania history was sponsored, which stirred up competition among the students. The students represented in the History Honor Society from Saint Benedict Academy are thankful for the advantage of participating in the varied program of this student organization. 77 t 5' :tj Standing-J. Schwab, D. Macak, M. Patton, J. Whitby, M. Steele, M. Foerster. Seated-B. Brandt, J. Matoka, M. Weigl, A. Walsh, J. Frank, J. Portman, R. Hartung, C. Weiser, M. L. Kelsch, S. Jacob, L. Staud, E. McGuire National Jvlonord UPWARD AND ONWARD On this page eighteen seniors are depicted. They are extraordinary girls, although they don't appear different from the rest of us. They excel in Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service, the achievements necessary for mem- bership in the National Honor Society. SCHOLARSHIP . . . throughout the four years of their high school career, the eighteen students maintained an average of 9096 or more in every subject. LEADERSHIP. ..they have been iudged by the faculty as the girls with enthusiasm and initia- tive plus, whose example was a potent factor in leading others to greater efficiency. CHARACTER . . . they possessed distinctive char- acter traits which made them Mary-like in their influence upon others. SERVICE. . .they were always ready and willing to perform small favors for teachers and fellow students. The girls who have been chosen by the faculty as new members of the Honor Society can be classified as l952's WOMEN OF DIS- TlNCTlON. Their four year's training in lead- ership and co-operative endeavors with their teachers and classmates provide a testing ground for community and civic participation. As in the past, so may they continue in the future to give their assistance and untiring efforts to those with whom they might associate. 'ti' Lk, Standing-M. Patton, A. Walsh First Row-J. Croake, M. A. Curran, L. Staud, M. Steele Second Row-K. Beran, H. Knoll, A. Arch, H. Hosek P. Barker cience .Honor . . . . Knowusnoe nesenves Mann This year Sister Regina, the school mod- erator, found twelve S. B. A. scholars from the biology, chemistry, and physics classes eligible for membership in the SCIENCE HONOR SOC- IETY. The members of the Society, guided by Brother Gregory Nazianzen, F. S. C. of Central Catholic, are girls and boys from Catholic schools in the city of Pittsburgh who wish to broaden their scientific knowledge. At the bimonthly Thursday meetings the members participate in discussions, hear lec- tures, and see demonstrations given by profes- sionals in the scientific field. A noted researcher from Mellon Institute lectured and ran movies on oil and its products. He told the members about the excessively large and sharply pointed drills used to pierce the rock formations below the earth's surface while digging the well. A physicist from Duquesne University spoke on the subiect, The Catholic View Point on Evolution. His theme interested the audience since evolu- tion is a theory which is universally discussed. The pseudo scientist's comment is that evolution contradicts Catholic principles. The talk proved this remark false. A Catholic may or may not accept the theory on evolution as long as he believes that the soul comes directly from God. After the serious matters are disposed of, the evening usually ends with refreshments and dancing. Boring? On the contrary, very stimulat- ing. Every ambitious member dreams his dream of helping mankind to better living through the handmaid of SCIENCE. Third Row-C. Bates, B. Brandt, .literary onor . . . . THE PEN REAPS RICH REWARDS Standing: K. Aaron, J. Collins, J. Whitby, V. Ondrick, M. L. Fisher. Seated: M. Grimm, A. Holden, G. Conlon, J. Matoka, C. Weiser, M. A. Connors, J. Frank, A. R. Laurinaitis. Little sheets of paper.. . little dabs of ink ...the magic ofa pen or pencil .. .to write the things you think. This poetic sentiment sums up the multiple activities in which the members of the Writer's Club engage. The girls who compose this organization are selected on the basis of scholarship and literary abilities. Some of their written compositions have appeared in the Annual and the school paper, The Benita, for for each offers an opportunity to exhibit iournal- istic talents. An incentive for scholarly themes, both in prose and poetry is offered the members through various competitive agencies. The school publications, The Benito and The Benedicta also give opportunities for publishing the jour- nalistic attempts of the young aspiring scribes. The members of the Writer's Club have a choice of three fields of writing: poetry, creative writing, and journalism. Honest efforts in one or all these fields are rewarded in the know- ledge that one's creative skills are exercised and find expression in a finished product. What greater satisfaction can one experience than to have his or her theme judged best in a local or national contest! The Club is ably directed under the leadership of Sister Mildred, O.S.B. Every student interested in a iournalistic career should endeavor to become a member of the Writer's Club for it is a stepping stone to a career in writing. uaineaa Club .... SECRETARIES OF TOMORROW T L , --......- Standing-M. Foerster, A. Mancuso, J. Roth Seated-A. Bauer, L. Birsic, K. Garvey, G. Gierl, M. A. Hoffman, E. J. Galvin, L. Clair, R. Burkhard At the request of Reverend Father Quigley, a new organization, the Diocesan Business Club, was established this year. The main purpose of the Business Club is to organize an active chap- ter in every school teaching business subjects which is to operate completely independent of the Diocesan unit. The first social activity held by the Club was a Communion Breakfast. The members attended Mass and received Holy Communion in a body at St. Paul's Cathedral. Breakfast was served at the Schenley Hotel. Both Brother Charles, F.S.C., of Central Catholic, Moderator, and Dr. Dorothy C. Finkelhor, Dean and Founder of the Business Training College, gave enligh- tening talks on this occasion. The meetings which were called during the year were conducted in a very friendly manner. After completing matters on the agenda, the floor was usually opened for suggestions rela- tive to the advancement of the club. A get-to- gether party with luncheon, dancing, land a movie at Saint Benedict Academyl, closed the evening. The Diocesan Business Club is too new to have accomplished anything outstanding but it does offer a challenge to students interested in commercial subjects. iv, Standing-A. Walsh, J. Gangster, F. Blatecky, J. Ribaritsch, A. Brucker, D. Donovan, J. Wacker, M. Gloss, J. Roth Sitting-D. McCabe, D. Jackson, P. Murphy, J. Whitby, J. Frank, K. Beran, C. Farabaugh, B. L. Popchek, L. A. Heinzenger, A. O'Lear, L. Lehberger, M. Patton Back to Camera-D. Macak Student Counci GOVERNING BODY A. Kronenberger ................ Treasurer Macak ................................ President Patton ...... ....... V ice-President McCabe . ,. ......, ..Secretary Composed of the home room presidents and activity representatives, the Student Council investigates, legislates, and remedies many of students' problems. It builds up firmer and clearer understanding between the students and the faculty. Cooperating with their moderator, Sister M. Antoinette, this year's Student Council mem- bers originated and encouraged the students to actively participate in the proiects launched by them. The organization campaigned for subscrip- tions to the Queen's Work , a monthly Catholic magazine, acted as hall monitors, sponsored dancing lessons for all students interested, in- vited Fathers Walker, Whelan, and O'Malley to address the girls. Father Walker spent an entire day teaching Parliamentary Procedure. Each student was thoroughly impressed after Father Whelan's talk. He related a terri- fying episode he experienced on a troop ship in the North Atlantic. After it was bombed and torpedoed, Father Whelan helped in evacuating the doomed ship. He found himself with sixty- two cold and hungry men in a twenty-five-man boat. Because all lives in this boat were saved, Father Whelan is spending his life in spreading devotion to Mary. Father O' Malley, an American missionary in the wilds of Brazil, spoke of his experiences in caring for a large community of semi- savage natives of the country. enior dvfay weeks of preparation . . . days of worry . . . many hours of rehearsals. . .all led to the presentation of the Senior play, New Fires. The actors from North Catholic and actresses of 1952 will recall with a smile the many incidents that were a for- mat to their first performance. Miss Dice's anxious words of correc- tion and Sister M. Kathleen's exhaustless patience prepared the Dramatis Personae to step on to the brightly lit stage on opening night. The audience did not hear the nervous beating of hearts, they only viewed the cool smoothness, the finished product of capable direction and hard practice. When the curtain closed after Act 3 the players felt as professional and as proud as Broadway stars of the stage. The curtain call brought the players on the stage for a hearty applause-the finale of New Fires! .-nod flaw' .Q , Acting ability is portrayed annually in the Senior Class Play Standing-L. Grabowski, B. Steele, S. Heiser, M. Patton, A. Boll, M. Hoffman, B. Steinbach, M. L. Kehr, B. Wescott, V. Ondrick, G. Zovko, L. Kronenberger, M. Weigl. Sitting-J. Roth, A. Walsh, B. Brandt, J. Matoka, N. Brunn, M. Grimm, D. Macak, A. Mancuso, M. L. Kelsch. Absent-L. Stciud 0l'el'lJlC.'J 0 . . . Speech enthusiasts and ambitious young debaters form the fulcrum of the Benedictine Chapter of the National and the Catholic For- ensic Leagues. The forensic group of workers constitutes the largest and most active organi- zation in the school. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, all have participated in week-end tournaments and student congresses. One big aim of these speech enthusiasts is to better their speaking abilities and at the same time maintain the high rating S. B. A. has in the scciety. Since 1945, at which time St. Benedict's became a permanent member of the National League, the Academy has forged itself up to the point where it now ranks seventh in the state laccording to January 1, 1952, statistics.1 Under the guidance of Sister M. Perpetua, the moderator of 'Forensics at S.B.A., this group is greatly contributing to the cultural advance- ment of the Academy. Standing-Sister M. Perpetua and K. Berran, President Seated-M. Halder, M. Gloss, F. Blatecky, M. A. Geary, L. Berner, P. Reilly, S. Clemens, B. L. Popchak, T. Kute, N. A. Yeager, M. A. Gaertner, P. Styborsky, L. Birsic, P. Riesmeyer, H. Newell Row 1 - C. Bates, L. Staud, M. L. Kelsch, P. Berg, J. Wivell, E. Waldorf, S. Ford, M. A. Conley, G. Bayat. Row 2-A. Haiduk, A. Bucher, P. Zern, S. Angelo, M. Steele, J. Barr, A. Klaese, R. Nemeth, J. Ganster. Row 3-M. Taylor, H. Haiduk, A. Fleckenstein, B. Dettling, J. Eggert, C. A. Farabaugh, L. A. Heintzinger, H. Zelik, P. Suktus. Row 4-M. Lytle, E. Scannell, S. Degan, J. Wacher, P. Stephonic, G. Pukanic, M. Wilson, L. Rupp, M. L. Fischer. Row 5-B. Kahn, T. Smith, B. Cole, M. A. Schrenk, M. Stephany, M. Haney, M. A. Connors, L. Cummings, J. Bullion. Row 6-J. Gross, M. Boat, P. Doerr, L. Grdbowski, B. Brandt, L. Ferraccio, E. Kuhs. x 'x il- 4.1, N l S i . 1 I i l is 1 x x . 1 E Margie and Marlene enioy a pleasant visit with our Chaplain, Father Wiesmann. Religion is to each S. B. A. student what tools are in the hands of a proficient doctor in an arduous operation. Suppose a patient has an unusual brain injury and must have immediate attention. He is rushed to the operating room, prepared for surgery, the instruments are there ready for use, all the essential preparations have been cared for-the doctor enters. The out- come of the operation depends on the skill of the surgeon. He uses the scalpel skillfully and dexterously because he has not only read medi- cal books but has made medical surgery his life's first choice. Religion is the same. It has furnished the students many tools through the weekly instruc- tions of Father Rowan, the talks of Father Wiesmann, the graces culled during the days of annual retreats, plus the knowledge received during the regular religion classes. The Chapel door is never closed. God is present there always ready to listen to petitions and to advise in difficult problems. Yes, these tools are ever at the student's disposal, but they are worthless if they are not put into actual use. Religion cannot be turned off and on like water in the faucet. lt must be exercised today, tomorrow, and all other tomorrows of our lives. All for the Honor and Glory of God! Religion Mass. . .a perfect beginning for a student's day. llilS Mother Dolores . . . President of S.B.A. AND HIS VOICE SHALL BE HEARD . . 1 r Q 01 tffii lv: K4g,v H f . x '1 ' Q m . - , ' f 2. l f ' lt it s it il X., V l , K I l . , xt st .,g- -X, , ' -A xvf six .-. Fother A!vin's kindly iesture ofter c Some dciy my nome will be there! busy day. Students engrossed in prayer at first l give Thee this crown, cleor Mother Mczry. Moss in auditorium. ,beclicaiion .... lf' lj If A 4 ,N -.- if? He guards all within. Lose no chance of giving pleasure. Advantages are obligations. To round out her life. There are eyes that are misiy, eyes Dedication is a memorable occasion. that are bright. Lan'-Tig: 3 BEAUTY LENDS ENCHANTMENT Because All the world loves a song, the members of the Glee Club and the Or- chestra rendered melodious entertainments during the past year at public performances and student assemblies. Both organizations spent hours and hours in practice and demon- strated steady improvementg the Glee Club was directed by Sister Gonzaga, and the Orchestra, by Sister Mary Grace. The girls of the Glee Club, with perfectly blending voices, sang the joyful carols for the entire student body during the Pre-Christmas Season. When the 'Cinderella Ballet was played in January, the Orchestra and the Glee Club ccmbined their talents to add to the sum total of enjoyment at its presentation. At the Dedicatory Exercises of the Acad- emy in September, the Glee Club played an active part. The heart-inspiring arrangement of ln A Monastery Garden, and Trees was Second Row-M. Conley, B. Kazura, rendered to a hushed audience. The clear, B. Hutchison lilting voices of the girls again resounded through the Auditorium as they sang the classic songs in the Spring Cantata, first such program ever staged by the Academy. First Row-D. Kralik, S. Connelly, C. McCormick Jllud ic First Row-C. Marmo, S. Connelly, C. McCormick, M. Basnick, V. Costlow, L. Sukstus, J. Bullion Second Row-J. Grass, D. Kralik, K. McCullough, A. Coffey, M. Malinoski, H. Zelik Third Row-R. Zern, B. Dettling, P. Stephonic, L. Ferroccio, C. Farabaugh, M. Kaib, B. Smith, G. Bayot Fourth Row-M. Conley, B. Kazura, D. Claybonne, M. Petrancosto, S. Ford, B. Hutchison, L. Hanzel, Sister Mary Grace St. Adalbert VARSITY Standing-J.Whitbyfmgr.D, D. McCabe, A. Krevosh, B. Gru- ber, fcoachj, J. Schwab, M. Zeglowitsch, R. Galvinf mgr.J Seated-M. Schwab, F. Geb- hardt, C. Frank, J. Frank, R. Bergman, A. Brucker, J. Portman Kneeling-P. Garvey, P. Ufheil, V. Muth, N. Doyle, J. Snod- grass. .J..... Dec. an. eb. St. Basil St. Basil St. Mary's Shp Mt. Alvernia Alumni Annunciation St. Adalbert St. Rosalia St. Michael Annunciation 'f St. Mary's Mt. Cathedral Mt. Assisi JUNIOR VARSITY Standing--J. Frank, lcoachl, J. Schwab Ccoachj, M. A. Kronenberger, N. Stephens, A. Krebs, J. Dorgan, P. Mc- Ardle, E. Suffer, M. L. Meyer, B. Galvin fmgr.J, B. Kahn lmghl Seated-N. Francis, M. Halder, E. Hogan, V. Foerster, E. Hogan, D. Heim, M. Sieffert On Floor-T. Howarth, B. Whitten SEASONS RECORD S.B.A. Opp. S.B.A. Opp. 33 23 Feb. I5 St. Michael 44 30 I8 St. Mary's Mt. 32 45 22 St. Mary's Shpg. 'I 35 32 25 St. Casimer 49 34 29 Cathedral 50 42 Mar. 3 Mt. Assisi 43 35 5 Saltsburg T. 31 24 7 St. Rosalia 31 38 I0 Bethel Boro T. 48 I9 I3 Ormsby T. 36 39 'I League Game T Tournament Game Season Record: 20 Victories 3 Defects Jfadfceibaff . . . DEVELOPING TRUE TEAM SPIRIT St. Benedict's Varsity went out to give her competitors a rough time this year. Due to the expert coaching of Mr. Bill Gruber, the wonder- ful team spirit, the playing ability of the team, and the cheering fans, the Varsity captured the trophy for Class A High School Champion- ship. In the league games, S. B. A. won 7 and lost I. The basketball season ended with a total of 20 wins and 3 losses. The team is to be commended for its long hours of practicing. Three times a week the players could be seen working very diligently to get in condition for their strenous playing. There are many events the team will re- member, the first league game with St. Mary's Sharpsburg, being one. With a tied score and only a minute to play, S. B. A. won by a two point margin, the score being 36 - 34. The league game with St. Rosalia was a hard-fought winning battle, the final score reading 30 - 28. And last but not least of the memorable tilts was the trip to Turtle Creek for the tournament championship. The Varsity will always have the wonderful memories that basketball alone can give them. In league competition for their last year, Pat Garvey, JoAnn Schwab, Rosemary Bergman, Joan Portman, Anita Krevosh and Joan Frank were instrumental in bringing about many vic- tories for S. B. A. The members of the team said the Rosary daily during the season, and they are certain without the help of the Blessed Mother, they could not have won the trophy. The 1951-52 team knows, as will all future teams know, that basketball is not only a sport for fun and excitement, it is a sport for character building. Seated:- H. Jackmenovich H. Rosenberger Standing:- M. T. Conlon S. Rogal .J1 Left to Right: Standing-V. Muth, J. Portman, J. Frank Kneeling-D. McCabe, A. Krevosh, J. Schwab, B. Gruber, lCoachj ROSEMARY BERGMAN-at the end of four years of basketball, has a fine record. In her two years of Varsity ball, Rosie has stopped many plays that would have been fatal to our victories. VIRGINIA MUTH-proved her worth as a good substitute when she sank those extra two points to tie up the game. A iunior also, she will be one more with which to start next year's team. JOAN PORTMAN-gave the impression of calm- ness on the foor, but always came through when the going got tough. She was noted particularly for her spread-eagle method of guarding. Joan finished her last year of Varsity play with a fine record. JO ANN SCHWAB-was all over the court at once, especially under the basket to get re- bounds. She really kept her hands up when guarding and enabled S. B. A. to regain control of the ball at many critical times. LET'S GO TEAM JOAN FRANK-developed a beautiful long shot that made many of our victories possible and also made her our top scorer. This year was Joan's third year of Varsity basketball which completed her outstanding record as a player. PAT GARVEY-managed to cover a lot of ground once she got control of the ball. She was char- acterized by her stomping technique which helped to unnerve our opponents. Pat's last year on the Varsity was ended with a good record. ANITA KREVOSH-specialized in a long, over- head pass all the way down the floor. Her height added to her ability in guarding and gaining control of the ball. Although she was often forced to play with a bad knee, Kre finished her last year of Varsity ball with a splendid record. DOLORES MCCABE-is as good on offense as defense. However, she plays mostly as a for- ward and sinks many a basket to pile up the points. A junior, Dolly has been on the Varsity for three years. our! .Heroed noi-ir, Fic-si-ir, FIGHT' 135 6 I 2-' . i nf t Q 5.24, S It B HAIL THE CHAMPS , iA.l i .'W1qZ'f 9 -4 9 fflipii S ia 4 7 3 Q 'x 'fa iv 1 X 3 If Y 1 1,12 Osf A is 5 fx 4 Q 3, U63 RX is Q, fsait .. w.xJ'gg 1. ., r jx.. Q3 . A , 'U 3' -A , 5 ':r'z 5 mg, L X A x An I 5' s C Q I ' O 1 . .1 s 5. n lu . .132 ' -. ' T ,JV Q s I. l, k,'5 . gm X 4 A D sr: ' . A Ai 'xg v ' , v 0 'gil' '.2i'ff7'l 715g . T 1 t - ' . . xx,-??,o.,,?! B 5 -' 4 .fulvf O Na t. A gf' 6 1 ozvfg 5 S ' in M 3 fsih' J, 95, l?.1 '- J sv '.,:l.g. uit O 0 '2,,5 ,. .5 Q . 1. . I, - .1 A .W wav . . .A-'vu --- . .A A-. - ,L , - Lx.al,Ol.4 '. - 1 91.2-x,-..1..,,is Rosemary Bergman Virginia Muth Joan Portman Jo Ann Schwab Joan Frank Pat Garvey Anita Krevosh Dolores McCabe 73 A TYPICAL DAY WITH OUR TEACHERS With the reception of our diplomas we the graduating class of 1952 say goodby to our alma mater. We will go from the gates of our Christian education to the wide world and its responsibilities. Imbedded deep in our hearts though will be the memories of you our teachers who 'For the past years have instructed and guided us, given us good example and advice and have bestowed upon us sympathy and understanding. Whatever our career, our pro- fession, or our state in life we will never com- pletely forget you. Thanks and may God's graces and blessings be with you always. Sister M. Perpetua, Sister M. Lioba, Sister M. Mectilde, Sister M. Louise, Sister M. Patricia, Sister M. Barbara, Sister M. Regina, Sister M. Marcella, Sister M. Mildred, Sister M. Hildegard, Sister M. Mercedes, Sister M. Amelia, Sister M. Pauline, Sister M. Isabel, Sister M. Gonzaga, Sister M. Demetria, Sister M. Terese Clare, Sister M. Kathleen, Sister M. Benigna, Sister M. Frances, Sister M. Laurentia, Sister M. Mary Grace, Sister M. Mary John, Sister M. Cosma, Sister M. Gemma, Miss Anna K. Dice, Mrs. Margaret Bennett, Mr. William Gruber. Reverend Charles Wiesmann .... ....... C hoplain Reverend Edmund Rowan ...,., ...... R eligion Reverend Mother M. Dolores ,,... ....... P resident Sister M. Antoinette, O.S.B. ..... ....... P rincipal Sister Isabel teaches the do's and Junior history taught by capable don ts of sewing. Sister Kathleen f ww'-' 1 ,,,1,,4 49, I f ' - E fhfnf f , fr-vmiu - L. I M4f,,,, Q-A-M -..:.., : 1 '2, . ' -. ..'...,,f X1 yJ'T,.?S.d'rnlO'llf IV -LL may -41 ' L 5 , , -4. -V7 ' ,fa J, ,, f 4 .Y .i,,,-,,.f 4,,,,,,.rb..-ff ,N ,., .Ll hu-Li WB C u' f. A . SIN ' ' 1. ,f I EV L? viii Standing-Sister M. Mercedes, O.S.B., D. Sopion Sitting-First Row: J. McCue, J. Brueckner, G. Pottoff Second Row: F. Foub, P. Moyer, L. Noob Third Row: M. L. Kehr, A. O'Leor, D. Froehly Fourth Row: L. Struhor, P. Murphy, A. M. Rockrick acufig PROMOTES THE GENERAL WELFARE Standing-E. Mcnrtinoc. J. Lokczr, Sr. Demetricx, J. Floyd Seated-l. Keel, R. Waldorf, E. Cormody -i 'Q' 1' 1-.ip 1 L sf! 1 ' '--ef rf s A-iw: 1 - I EA il QA F T it I - l QQ.. .. - A DAY WITH OUR CLASSMATES J S. B. A. beams with holiday spirit! The day begins with a trudge up the hill, The bell then rings and all is still. Attention please! is a familiar quote- Prayers then begin with a serious note. Minds do work as books are opened, Their everyday fruits offered to God as a token. Time waits for no man, so soon there appear. Smiles on all faces as lunch hour draws. near. Students are diligent in their effort to learn, So credits to graduate they may earn. Then more knowledge and changing of classes, Until 2:30 - my how fast time passes! The clamor of lockers is then heard in the hall, As the last bell echoes goodby to all. Aspirants stop to chat with Father Norbert The 2:30 p.m. bell has echoed through the halls -is I 6 , ' x '4 K. N1 X I X -X. 'A Vx.. - - . 49505, Q ,jim ' I, , 17. ' 4 ,. .2 is at ' 't - 1 P-. . - Q .k X wh. U W f it N 13? 1 , - x V , O 'P-,-J-'. i -0-X Ns if J- as-W ' , ' , 5,1 I VY' i 'N M fl 2.- ' r 4 , wing ,fi - Qwq,-, .. 5 -in - .11- . ,..- 1 A ,, JA, M' omenfd . PARTIES . . . CLASSES . ,gpm-1 l v W fl' iw Fl . ig--, XX '-'fr .. I Diagnosing the case. Whct'S it call obout? Undecided? Ask the friendly libroricms. I Smiles enlighten the duties of a school day! S. B. A. has talent. Doesn't it? Dot, Pct, Betty, and Marion freshening up after lunch. The Seniors locnn together. Excitement untold! 80 LUNCH HOUR . . PLAYS . . GAMES . . Lab the interesting feature of Chemistry. Betty, does it hurt much? Playing hard and fast. Three rousing cheers for the team! The ending of a perfect day A missed goal. Pat's wallet gathers a lot of attention! Watch those calories, girls! 81 THANK YOU ln the production of this annual cooperation and teamwork played an important part. To all of those who have helped us in our endeavor, goes our sincere appreciation and gratitude. Special Thanks To:- Sister M. Louise ..... ..... Sister M. Antoinette and Members of the Faculty .... Bud Kaus and Fred Eckert of Strem Studios .......... Mr. Don Young ....... Pontiac Engraving Co. Durand Mfg. Co. ......................... . South Greensburg Printing Co. Rev. Charles Wiesmann ................ for advising and encouraging the staff. for their cooperation. for the excellent formal and in- formal shots. for his work, planning the Annual. for their fine engraving. for manufacturing our covers. for printing the Benedicta. for his inspiration. The graduates, the students, and friends - for their financial assistance. Everyone who in any way made possible this edition of the Benedicta. THANK YOU THE STAFF OF '52 82 Best Wishes To the GRADUATES OF 1952 from your Yearbook Photographers S T R E M S T U D I O 433 Penn Ave. Atlantic 1-4575 BASTIAN BROS. CO. 1600 Clinton Ave. N. Rochester, New York MANUFACTURERS of class rings Saint Benedict's Academy Members of Educational Jewelry Manufacturers Ass'n GROGAN'S Has-the finest in Diamonds, Gold Jewelry, Watches, Silverware, Clocks, Crystal, Leather Accessories. Gifts for every social and business occasion, of utmost distinction and value. 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ALPHONSE North Hills Sales Company 231 Grant Avenue Millvale, Pittsburgh 9, Pa. Millvale 1-3149 Li. 1-6918 L. NUDI 8: SON General Contractors 1210 Center Ave. West View Rosewood 1-6601 Rosewood 1-6438 Compliments RICK'S SERVICE STATION 4705 Perrysville Road Pittsburgh 29, Pa. ROBERT MORRIS SCHOOL Education for Business since 1921 Hotel Wm. Penn At. 1-0922 Pittsburgh 19, Pa. FRED C. ROEHLER'S CAFE 1700 Lowrie Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. SCHNITGAN DAIRY Independently Operated Babcock Boulevard Laurel Gardens Phone: Pe. 4-5128 A. A. SCHOLZE 8: CO. Furnaces Installed-Repaired Tile, Tin, Slate Sz Gravel Roofing Paints, Hardware and Glass 3961 Perrysville Ave Ce. 1-0276 We Sell the Earth and Insure Everything In It L. P. SCHAEFER 816 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Cedar 1-2025-1-2026 FRANK W. SIMONS Funeral Home 2025 Perrysville Ave. 89 JOSEPH ABBOTT Beer Distributor 5300 Perry Highway AIRLINE SANDWICH SHOP 538 East Ohio Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. ANDRE'S CAFE 1535 Lowrie Street Pittsburgh, Pa. SAM ABBOTT Home Delivery Beer Distributor Li. 1-2996 3200 Brighton Rd. N. S. Pittsburgh Compliments of CLYDE E. ADAMS QUALITY PRODUCTS A-M-G Products Company Box 717, Pittsburgh 30, Pa. Ro. 1-9404 N. S. AMVETS POST 28 AmericanVeterans of World War 2 Pittsburgh, Pa ST. ANTHONY LYCEUM Hatteras Tinsbury Troy Hill AUMER BAKERY Specialize in Birthday and Wedding Cakes 3904 Perrysville Ave. Fa. 1-75 68 R. J. BALDWIN Roofing and Heating 72 Watson Blvd. Fa. 1-9369 Compliments of JOHN BAUMGARTNER FRANK A. BAZNIK Registered Master Plumber 4464 Scherling Street We. 1-3122 BEACON DRY CLEANERS 1330 Center Ave. Pe. 4-6000 Ro. 1-6666 Perry Highway, Pittsburgh, Pa BENNETT LUMBER 8z MFG. CO. Special Mill Work-Insulation Scgwick Street, Millvale, Pa. THE BERGMAN BROTHERS Bill and Ray Gerard and Charles BILL'S LUNCH 2335 California Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. JOSEPH W. BREDL 1231 Spring Garden Ave. N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. BRIGHTON LAUNDRY Hodgkiss Street N. S. 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CERSOSIMO Service Station Sunoco oils and gas Chateau St. and North Ave. Fe. 1-0255 Ce. 1-9296 CRANE ELECTRIC CO. House Wiring - Electrical Alterations Le. 1-9029 Fa. 1-1038 300 Crane Ave., Pittsburgh 16, Pa. CRESCENT DISTRIBUTING Wholesale Distributors 3910 Perrysville Ave Home Deliveries Established 1933 Fa. 1-8900 CO. 90 CRONENWETH DAIRY The Best in Milk 1357 Herman Street N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. RUSSELL. M. CROWLEY Appliances-Gifts-Jewelry R. C. A. Television Al. 1-3015 1811 Beaver Avenue DORSCH SHOE STORE 700 East Ohio Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. F. L. FALCK AND CO. 1400 High Street Old Honesty Soap Ce. 1-6800 GLICKMAN SUPPLY CO. Household Furniture Electrical Appliances 909 Fifth Ave. At. 1-0820 JOHN GUEHL Funeral Director 1501 Lowrie Street Ce. 1-4193 HRACH BROS. HATTERS Free Pick-up Sz Delivery Service Factory Method Renovating Al. 1-7718 1307 East Street HIGHLAND AUTO SERVICE 515 Perry Highway Pittsburgh 29, Pa. HOFFMAN FURS Furriers Since 1910 At. 1-9867 Co. 1-8103 709 Penn Avenue KRASON'S 733 East Ohio Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN A. KREMMEL 3858 East Street Pittsburgh 14, Pa. LAVERTY'S JEWELRY STORE Diamonds, Watches, Silverware Easy Credit Terms 811 E. Ohio St., Pitsburgh 12, Pa. LEBRO DRUG STORE 501 Lincoln Avenue Always Dependable SAINT LEO'S DANCES 3113 Brighton Road Compliments of DELUX BARBER SHOP Once Tried-Always Satisfied fNext to Rock's Drug Storey 548 California Ave. LAWRENCE W. MILLER Plumbing dz Heating Contractor 1157 Lappish Rd. Pittsburgh, Pa. MOELLER'S TRIANGLE STORE Groceries, Flour and Feeds 4601 Perrysville Rd. NORTHERN LIGHT COMPANY Everything Electrical Li. 1-8300 We' 1-1004 pittsburgh 29, pa. 219 East Ohio Street 'fsince 1882 , NORTH AVENUE TIM 0,SHEA PAGE S PITTSBURGH MILK CO. Savings and Loan Association 1623 Saw M111 Run Blvd. Savings account always welcome Bellevue Ce. 1-6017 812 East Street Pl' 1-9200 CORNELIUS PAPPERT PITT UPHOLSTERING 8z MFG. CO. 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Compliments of a FRIEND BEST WISHES Reverend Charles Weisman Reverend Herbert Thiel, OSB Reverend Edmund Rowen 92 DEMMLER'S SER VICE STATION Atlantic Gasoline, Oil 88 Corner Klein Rd. 88 Bent o Pittsburgh 14, Pa. DRESSLERT'S DAIR Pasteurized Dairy Prod 217 Jack's Run Roa Wellington 1-2044 d DERDA BROS . Poultry and Eggs L b . L' ma 407-409 Chest nut Street Phone Cedar 1-1999 n Ave. Y DONATELLI GRANITE CO. ucts Memorials of Character N. S. 2141- ' 47 Brighton Road P. T. DIDONATO, TAILOR 720 Investment Build Atlantic 1-2871 ECONOMY SHOE ST 1823 Beaver Avenu ing ORE e ittsburgh 12, Pa. Fairfax P4406 EISLER TELEVISION SERVICE JOSEPH ELSTNER JOHN H. ENGELBACH 2704 Hazelton Avenue Coal-Driveway Slag-Cinders Troyhill Druggist Pittsburgh. Perma- Dump Truck Service Cedar 1-1559-1617 Lawrie st. Al. 1-1716 Fa. 1-8129 Pittsburgh 12, Pa. EsTELLE's Compliments of BEST WISHES FRED M. FARABAUGH From BOX 232' Ingomaff Pa- Bedford, Pa. Mr. sa Mrs. Wiuiam G. Faub JOHN G. 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Assumption Church Bellevue, Pennsylvania 200 Jacks Run Road Wellington 1-1957R QUILAN'S PRETZELS And Potato Chips Highland 1-9086 Compliments of FREDERICK K. RAAB RANDOLPH ENGINEERING CO 1238 Voskamp Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of RESTIVO'S DRY CLEANERS 15 W. Parkway Patronize Your Baker Breads-Cakes-Pies RICHARDS BAKERY 2113 Perrysville Ave. Fairfax 1-3521 ROYSTON PHARMACY Store With A Welcome Perrysville, Pa. H. M. SARVER Fresh Country Eggs dz Poultry 1509 Beaver Avenue N.S. Pittsburgh, Pa. F. H. RIEGELMEIER Flowers for every occassion Cedar 1-0872 1826 Rielto Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. ANDREW SCHAPER, JR. Insurance - Real Estate Fairfax 1-4456 Cedar 1-6603 860 Spring Garden Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. SCHEIBLE PHOTOSTATS Birth Certificates and Marriage Licenses 309 4th Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Atlantic 1-5564 or Atlantic 1-5579 ANDREW SCHRAUDER 2748 Mt. Troy Road WILLIAM H. SCHWARTZ-Dist. George A. Shermaka Beer and Soft Drinks 1512 Lowrie Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. C. SMITH For Better Meats 806 Perry Highway Perrysville 4-9936 Pittsburgh 29, Pa. PINE VALLEY RESTAURANT Rt. 19 Perry Highway R.D. jil, Wexford, Pa. STEPHEN. F. SCHULJAK Plumbing and Heating Rosewood 1-7260 3127 Brighton Road N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. REVEREND H. A. SIEDEL Most Holy Name Parish SMITH 8: TIMMINS GULF SERVICE California Kr Island Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. SOCHA'S MARKET 1618 Beaver Avenue 95 Balint Food Mkt. 1001 Holler St. Li--5975-J Borza 8- Sons Funeral Home 2439 California Ave Brighton 5 8. 10c Store 3222 Brighton Rd N. S. Pgh. Pa. George Bucsek 1017 Chestnut Street Burnsworth 8. Lewis Tires-Batteries-Accessories 620 Lincoln Ave. Bellevue, Pa. Carlisle's 409-11 E. Ohio St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Casey's Dairy Store 2000 Mt. Troy Rd. Ralph Cassey 160 Spring Garden Ave. Ed. Clady, Prop. Mt. Troy Garage 2117 Mt. Troy Road Croke Beer Distributor 3121 Shadeland Avenue Call CulIen's for Birthday, Wedding, and Party Cakes Ro-1-8820 Deluxe Barber Shop 423 Lincoln Ave. Bellevue, Pa. C. S. Davis Co. 305 Grant Ave. Watson-Standard Paints Mi-1-2186 Devitt's Lecky Auto Repair 75 Lecky St. Ro-1-7566 Dusek's Markets Spring Garden 81 Troy Hill Elmer's Market 1900 Beaver Ave. Emsworth Cleaners 24 Hour Service Odarless Dry Cleaning Ro-1-B166 Compliments of Evans Cafe 81 Evans Bar 8. Grill 3921 Perrysville Ave. Franklin Cleaners and Dyers 1715 Lawrie Street Federal Recreation Center 510 Federal St. Ce-1-9200 R. Garvin Used Cars 2600 California Ave. COMMERCIAL PATRONS Glassbrenner Prescription - Pharmacy 3053 Brighton Road Li-1-1786 Sidney Goodman Pharmacist 1334 Reedsdale St. Ce-1-0733 Mr. Nick Henry Beauty Salon Pe-4-7181 Himmelstein Dairy Pasteurized Dairy Products 834 Grand Avenue Li-1-6678 Kiefer-Ehrler Bakery 1904 Beaver Ave. Kristoff Realty 1827 Beaver Avenue Pittsburgh 33, Pa. Phil KnoII's Grocery 200 Ivory Ave. Pittsburgh 14, Pa. LoPresti's For Finer Foods 628 California Ave. Avalon 2, Pa. Mandel's Bakery 630 California Ave. Avalon 2, Pa. George Maier Garage 3634 Grenada St. Mallins Jewelers 729 E. Ohio St. McConaghy's Pharmacy Earl C. Schminkey, Ph. G. 3807 Brighton Road Rosewood-1-8589 Meyer's Bakery 1534 Rhine Street Fa.-1-6888 Mickey Darpinas' Store Charate Shop at Manda's Fruit Market For your health 620 California Ave. Ju-1-4522 Nieri's Market Meats-Produce-Groceries-lceCream 195 Hazelwood Avenue Rosewood-1-8322 Professional Bowling League St. Anthony's Lyceum Ray Rebholz's Garage General Repairs-Welding-Painting 2641 Mt. Troy Rd. Ce-1-4102 Rattner's Ladies Ready To Wear 619 E. Ohio Street Fa.-1-3655 96 The Reel Funeral Home 215 West Ohio Street Schaal's Confectionary 2101 Lowrie St. A. L. Schauer 1970 Straubs Lane AI-1-5910 Schindel's Market Perry Highway Pittsburgh 29, Pa. Geo. C. Scholler Printing 402 E. Ohio Street Schumacher Radiator Service 1420 Babcock Blvd. Millvale, Pa. Sisak Radio 8. Electric Television 1628 Lawrie St. Fa-1-9501 Stachel 8. Huber Ally Mkt. North Side Al-1-8387 Francis G. 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CDonovanJ Kane Mrs. Eileen fGallagerJ Kofmehl Anne 1WengerJ Kroll Mae Kuhn Frances Macak Flora Madden Martha Mallon Marie fStaudJ Maloney Pat Marshall Mary McGill Jane McCarter Connie McCarter Maureen M. Merks Pat Milburt Martha E. Miller Mary Ann Miller Stella Murphy Pose Marie Naab Eileen Nickel Mary Lou Nist Dorothy S. Osborne Anne Marie Peters Celine Pfeil Carolyn T. Portman Mrs. M. G. fMcCarterJ Rhodes Mary Rita Rochford 97 Dottie Schulz Frances Staud Nancy Steele Connie Steffl Rita Steiner Sylvia Steinle Mr. and Mrs. H. fHeppJ Joan Snyder Mercedes Thaner Marcella Thaner Mary Lou Ubinger Shirley Ulrich Mary Ann Urschler Dolores M. Vandewater Dorothy Vey Florence Vunak Dorothy J. Walker Mary Ann Weigl White Sisters Lucille Winskey Dolores Zilliox Shaufl Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Aaron Mary Accamando Mr. and Mrs. Victor T. Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. John Adams Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Aland Richard Allridge Duke Amicone Anastasio Grocery Ann's Beauty Shoppe Ann and Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anuszkiewicz A Friend Augie's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. William Bahl Edmund R. Basti Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Bates Mr. Carl Baumgartner Francis Bell Rosemary Bergman Mary Bernardi Herky Bevins Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Birsic Jr. A Friend Ed Blaha Florence Blatecky Bob and Lee Mrs. H. R. Bonenberger Mr. and Mrs. L. Boskovic Dr. and Mrs. Frank C. Boucek Bova Fruit Market Becky Bovaird Boy Scouts' Troop 222 Bob Brady Jos. W. Bredl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brennen Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Brickley Mr. and Mrs. H. Brimmeier Carl Brueckner Edwin Brueckner Ervin Brueckner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brueckner A Friend Tony Brungo Louis D. Brunn Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bucher Mr. Peter Burnett Dr. James M. Campbell Mrs. Richard J. Campbell Carlin Family Miss Jeanine S. Carlisle Joe Carlisle Carolines' Novelty Shop Josephine Catanese Charles Clawson Marie Clendening 8z Grady Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Conlon Mr. John Connelly Cornish Curtain Shop M. J. Cosentino, D.D.S. Mary Ellen Coyle Pollyanna Croasmun Mrs. Catherine Crompton H. B. Crumbaker, D.D.S. Mary Alice Culhane Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningmam Imelda Datel Mr. W. Dauer Mr. and Mrs. John Deah Harry DeHaven Mr. and Mrs. Clarence DeTrude Mr. and Mrs. R. J. DeVil1ing Patron Friends B. B. Devlin Josephine Diener Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dietrich Mae and Kathleen Dietrich Mrs. E. J. Doerr Bob Donnelly Mr. Joseph P. Doran A Friend Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dorsch Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dorsch Dot and Mike Mary Jane Dreher Helen Drzazdzynski R. C. Easly Mary Ehman John F. End Mrs. Anna Enz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Esswein Miss Dora Falgione Alexandria Fatandas Mrs. LeVan Ferrall Frederick F. Fiedler Robert Fitzgibbon Mrs. Margaret Fitzpatrick Miss Elma Flowers Joe Foley R. Frank Mr. and Mrs. B. W. French Madaline French A Friend George B. Frost Mr. Edward Funk Mr. and Mrs. E. Furgiuele Mrs. R. L. Gaertner Cpl. Jack P. Garvey, U.S.M.C. Patricia Garvey Sgt. Regis F. Garvey U.S.M.C. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garvey Mr. and Mrs. John Gasper A Friend Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gebhardt Thelma L. Geis Miss Dolores Gigler Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Gill Mrs. Margaret Giotos Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Giovengo Mr. Jerome Good Mr. and Mrs. John Good Mildred Good Wm. Good Mr. and Mrs. John Gospardic Mr. and Mrs. Author Graham Ronald A. Grimm Father M. M. Grocka Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gustis Mrs. Ida Haas Miss Frances Hack Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hajduk Andrew Hammer Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harold Mrs. Louise M. Hart Frank H. Hauck Mr. and Mrs. J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heckman Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Heinzman Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heiser Miss Ruth Heiser Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hergenroeder Mr. Robert Hert Mr. and Mrs. John Heurich Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill Mr. Fred Holler 98 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horn Mrs. Margaret Houggy Mr. Edward Hrach Mr. Frank Hrach Mrs. Ralph Hunkele Mrs. Lawrence Hunkele Dr. Chester H. Huth Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Istock A Friend Joe's Hilltop Market H. W. Jordan Jordan Pharmacy Marty Joyce Judge Jumbo Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Kaelin Charles F. Kaib John C. Kaib Family Katherine Kappel Mrs. Margaret Kennedy William C. Killmeyer William J. Killmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Klein Mrs. L Knoebel Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Knoer Mr. and Mrs. William Kofmehl Ronnie Koms Mr. and Mrs. John Kotler Audrey E. Kram A. Kramer George F. Kraus Mr. and Mrs. L. Kreen Mrs. Clara Kreuzer Mr. Paul Krome L. Kunzmann Lou Lamanna John Lasky James L. C. Lauder, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. J. Laus George Lazavo Sara Lee Bill Ligday Mrs. F. J. Ligday Lococo's Beer Distributing Philip Lombardi Mr. Charles Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. John Love A Friend Arthur F. Lowrie Sr. Michael Lucarelli Charles Lucas Josephine E. Luksik Mrs. O. M. Lunz Mrs. Rose Lux Mrs. William J. Lynch MKLM Market Mr. and Mrs. M. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Macklin Malcolm S. J. Mamajek Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mansmann Jennie Manzella Miss Madeline Marionpetro Jack Martin Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCall Mrs. Joseph McCall Mrs. Celia McCalley Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. McDonough A Friend Mr. Thomas H. McGuire gpifogue . . . lSGod and country. Annual has stored .for us meet on lite's highway. schccl days now ended. I The pages have been turned one by one. . .the book is ready X to be closed . . . our story is ended We are now alumnae of St Bene dict's Academy. Four years ago we entered our Alma Mater as teenage girls: now we leave as the Catholic woman of a wonderful tomorrow, ready to battle for God How can we help remember ing, in the years ahead of us all that our school has done 'For us? Our thoughts will wander back to the precious memories which this May our hearts always be grateful for the Benedictine culture inculcated by our teachers' Em bedded deeply in our hearts is a strong 'faith in and love for Gad giving us the courage to constantly press ahead and courageously overcome the trials which well The Class of '52 now says Goodbye and leaves the portals of St. Benedict's Academy. We will forever remember both the trying and the happy moments expert enced in the happy-go-lucky high Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. McLaughlin G. O. McMurray Jack McNeff Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Meister Mary Elizabeth Melcher Mrs. Ethel Meldon Elmer Meyer Family Elmer Meyer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Miller Kathryn Miklush Morrey. . .on the corner Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Moser Mr. William Moser Mr. William Moser Jr. Samuel H. Moyer Viola Moyer Claudette Mulvihill Dr. Wm. Myers Mrs. Madeline Nemec Nlppy Earl Nudi Mary C. O'Neill Rudy Opipari Opp Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oschman Ist. Lieutenant and Mrs. Michael Palbus and Family Mr. and Mrs. Paljug Pat and Dan Mrs. Pattron Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paul Mrs. John Paulson Mrs. Oscar Perer Jerry Perez Perry Sunoco Station Mr. and Mrs. Mary Petrocelly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Piviratte Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pohl Betty Portman Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Portman Mr. and Mrs. R. Portman Buddy Prazer Mrs. R. Pschirer Mrs. Puharic Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pukanic Mrs. Bonnie Quaill Tom Quaill Mrs. Elizabeth Raab S. J. Rafferty Mary Rauch Wm. B. Redic Martin Regan Jr. Patricia T. Regan Bridget Reilly J. Rodrian Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rogal Roy Ross Family Patron Friends Mrs. Thomas Rowlands Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rozum Patsy Rusch P. Satarivan Mrs. Leona Schanno Schattauer Tailor Shop Bro. Thomas P. Schick Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schloner Mrs. E. Schmitt William Schmitt E. E. Schnebel Mrs. J. P. Schneider Henry Schoenberger Mrs. Regis Schranz Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Schrecengost A Friend Mrs. Rose Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Schrenk Arthur Schroeder Mr. Leo Schueler Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schuler B. W. Schumann Jacob Schwab Cafe Mrs. Pauline Schwartz Mike Scibetta Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Sevcik Mrs. Steve Shadra Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sheeler Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Silbaugh Mrs. Margaret Sins Ray and Jimmy Skundrich Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Slattery Mr. Edwin A. Smith Eugene Smith Mrs. T. B. Smith Matelda Smuthe Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Snodgrass Mrs. A. Sonnesfroh Bill Sopha Sparco Sales Mr. and Mrs. Victor Spehar A Friend Mr. J. P. Starolis, Jr. Lois Stand Mrs. C. Stauffer Dorothy M. Stecko Mrs. Gladys Steele Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Steffi Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stein Fred Steiner Mr. Joseph Steinmiller Mrs. Louis Stephans Stephen's Market Stewart's Bakery Robert Straight Dorothy Struhar 99 Mr. and Mrs. William Struhar Mr. Sturn Dick Temme Mrs. Anna Thaner Mrs. Frances Thomas R. C. Thomas Mrs. Ann Thompson Mrs. Ralph F. Thompson Mary Tiska William Neil Toal Mrs. D. H. Tosney Mrs. A. J. Tremel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trojan David J. Trojan, U.S.M.C. Troy Bakery Mr. and Mrs. E. Tschudi Mr. and Mrs. F. Tuminello Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ubinger Helen and Clautte Ubinger Uncle Frank John Ungerman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Urbanek A Friend John Urbanec Mary Ellen Uselman Mr. and Mrs. Fred VanDevender A Friend Mrs. Eugene C. Vey Vince Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Vollmer B. F. Walker Watson Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Weigl Mr. and Mrs. Leo S. Weiss Wellington Pharmacy Pvt. Thomas Welsbacher Miss Helen Wevell Mrs. Richard T. Wilhoit Wilk Family Al Wilson Mr. and Mrs. J. Winskey Mr. and Mrs. C. Winter Hildegarde Wirtner Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wojciechowski Virginia Wolfe Mary A. Wolff Bill Wright Mrs. Mary Yardis Bob Young Robert Young Mr. and Mrs. George Zahren Mr. Thomas Zapos Mrs. Anna Zetwo Miss Eleanor Zech Albert Zimmermann Amelia Zimmermann C? V1 7, WW gy - fizmffff Rf?-4 ??g2Wj-fi ,f QW, 5' G y J asv 45 f my QQ... M of an 77,0 'W filer! X0 3, Z' xgagvidwwdf '. Up WJ! 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