Saint Benedicts Academy - Benedicta Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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A , mf 3 g '-- 1 K . , . l 3 fxnq ,x 1QS?A' I A. 1' QWEE k9flsKKMf.:s,-twi Vg, by Qt xqn-, QS KX fafvf- r K Q x N , f ff 5 ' ' sr: ZX 2.v.ux ,f,U2, , gg X53 Q' Q V - ,. --K4 X ff Q, 1, 3 FORCE T0 FULFILLMENT OF OUR DESTINIES this is the contents of our book O our school life Set for Victory-A. Krebs and J. Dorga whisper their, Despise not our petitions. 'N ,eff Y X I... gf X, fx 8: id 5 x - . DEDIGATIUN HW 'l'o you. Sists-r Antoine-tts-. w e- the- zrrnelualts-s of l954. tukv ple-asurv in tivtilftlflllll this yt-ur's lll'INl4Illlt I'.l. You lmw prowd an inspiration to on-rp om- of us onv hundre-al und thirty-oiuht graduate-s. live-ry we-uior. on vrossing thc' thre-shold into the work-u- day world on thc- clay of In-r urauluution will have- worm- wry lN'l'N0ll3ll re-uson to say: 'l'llANli Y0l'. SlS'l'lfZll .kN'l'0lNl-I'l l'l-I. for thv time- you sm-ut in vounsvlinu' nw about tha- 1-hoirv ot' n lift-'Q 1'nl'1-1-r: thunk you for thc- nanny tinu-s you nuulv nu- wa- thv right from wrong: thunk you ior tha- arvm-rous. optimistic- words of pruisv whivh inspirwl nu- to do In-ttt-r and wo low t'hrist thu- more-: thunk you t'or lu-Iping: to zriw nu- tho op- portunity ol' elise-iplining: IllySt'lf by sa-4-inu' your own stout lu-urtc-dnvss in Slll'lll0lllliillg' grlndim: toll: thank you for thc' rich asso- vlations l.'ftll'lll'I'0ti elurint: my four yours ut Saint lla-na-dirt Avaulvnly uncle-r t-he vizri- lanm- ol' your 4-ft'm-tivv l'rincipalsllip. Wo. thc- Stuff nu-mln-rs. in In-half ot' thc' sc-niors, wish to In-qllvutll this Illt'lll0l'y hook as un awknowla-alzrnu-nt of our ilnlohtc-elm-ss to you l'or vwrytllimr. tlood-Inyv. Rv- llll'lll'N'l' us ulwnys. gn Ii S wflinu-fl' '?+ Mft -ig'-Q:. .2 - ,., . ,F 5 Q 'I f' Y ,NM Vg Q, . i,,fXif:L, 4 . '7 133' 'E !'QvAx this is the graphic story of our Four graduates whisper the sentiments of their companions: When time will have made school days but a lingering mem- ory, will not the keen insight of every grad- uate of '54, as she turns these pages, stir her imagination and enable her to relive scenes Whose hidden meaning the casual reader can never fathom? 10 , u. ax . X N 'n -X - 3 1 ,, ng ' -8 J fr ,:ziC ' f,4,5,,, jig f' , K N4 i n , f5,isa., ,t z . 491. i V V EM, 4, ,, Q If A, . ff Q ..q,, ,D I fl Q P' 'F' -L .,.x, , ,,:-.,i.- - , . 'x N xx 0- , ' W3 ' ? I 5 'nm-i .,. g JS' ' 1 , 1 fvlf? ? 1 I f I . 'E' l ' y 5 Q A Q l . . X Nw! I. Wfk- H, The Very Reverend Monsignor THOMAS J. QUIGLEY, Ph. D. Superintendent of Diocesan Schools Four leaders. shown on these pages, were the real dynamos Of our Cultural program. Their combined, potential powers developed the high quality of these the members Reverend JOHN B. McDOWELL Assistant Superintendent Saint Beuediet's educational program. Our yearbook would be incomplete without acknowledging our indebted- ness to them. XVe seniors are happy. therefore, to have their names in- scribed in this memory book, a pre- cious legacy of ours. Through its pic- tures, it tells the part they played in a most colorful span of our life, our high school days. Father Rodgers autographs the Benedicta Reverend THOMAS RODGERS ' Religion Instructor of our AD lNlSTRA'l'l0N . . our leaders Ot' the lnuny responsibilities of organ- ized sm-iety none is more exac-ting than the proper education of youth. Tlirougli your intelligent planning and devoted interest. we graduates have In-en shown a truly Catholic way of life, the way of l+'AI'l'Il. llaving: spent four years in an atmosphere c-liargerl with the self-sac-rific-ing lives of our tezu-ln-rs, fleflieuteml to the c-ause of Vzitlmlif- t'flllC'21Tl0ll. we linve inihirlerl the virtues we saw prueticfecl daily in our c-lassromns. tlrzititucle is the rec-ognition of interest in :Lnotlier's welfare. We seniors wish to :ic-lmowleclge that your inspiring ex- zunple and generous words of praise will be signposts along the liigllway of 1-lmllenging responsibilities and stead- fast st-rviee. llc-voletlly we sary, Hvlillllllli you. Mother llulmws. for our lieritugre of l Al'l'll. Reverend MOTHER DOLORES President Mother Dolores and Sister Perpetua are autographing Kursion, A. Wally. yearbooks for ll. Zelik. B. ig 4 li X if . J. X this is our , l K9 X el Sister p0I'lM'flltl-El1gllSll. Forensics- faithful. generous. at guide to right liv- ing-in addition to her may duties ir. the Academy, Sister is sub-prioress of the community, a very deiuaiidiug responsibility. F A C U L Y Y practicing art Sister litillifit'-SO'C'l2l1 Studies. Year- hook Advisor--Sister has energy. faith. and vision. She aims to make her students alert, public-spirited vitizeiis so their c-ommuiiities eau be time places iii which to live. She enjoys little. in- significant 'tthingsll Sister Nl2ll'i'9ll2l--F1'6l1Cll, Bookstore- Virtuous, saiutly and zealous best des- eribe this nun who practices the adage. silence is golden -Sister is the skill- ful advisor of the French paper of S. BA., the L'etole . Sister Regina's lift clarifies the theorem for D. Rhodexi. M. L. Meyer, L. Sukscius, and E. Hogan. friendliness Sister Perpetual Sister Marcella Sister Louise Sister Augusta Sister Gertrude Sister Regina Sister llildegard Sister Mercedes Sister Laurentia Sister .illarllstal Latin I and Il--en- thusiastie. busy, with a genial dispos- ition --Sister claims Saint Teresa par- ish in llerrysville as her own. She is a elapable freshman homeroom teach- er. Une of her big hobbies is knitting. Sister Gertriule- English. Business Traini11g----Ea1'11est, cooperative. happy in Christ---Sister is always ready and willing to give praise for honest efforts. She appreciates both the thoughtfulness and hard work of her girls. Sister Rhgillll ---e Physics, Math-Opti- mistie, brave hearted. with an ever- ready-to-help spirit-Sister refers to her students as girlies . She is al- ways interested in news about Saint Boniface which was her home parish. Sister llildegwlrde--Office Practiee, Li- brary--Happy, effective. with sisterly instincts-Sister combines gaiety with a deep sense of humor. Her keep chattering tacftfully quiets the most talkative student. Sister Mereedes---Bookkeeping. Bas- ketball-Effieieut, taetful, with a heart of gold-Sister is a capable teacher with a 'fknlaek to make you under- stand. She is usually found in the off- iee eolleetinq friends and money. Sister Laurentian--English, Algebra- Sister's face has the warmth of every poem she reads--Sister has an unlimit- ed voeabulary and the rare ability to laugh at her own mistakes. She's the owner of the cutest little Ugiggleu. may God bless our Sister .hm-lin -Slmrtliancl. 'Fypinge friendly. cheerful, and challenging Sister eiasily eaptivates the minds and the admiration of her students, ller skillfully taught typists will long re- member the gay ringing oi' her little alarn1 cloelfl. Sister lleatrive llealtli, English trusting. iefresliing, always encourag- ing -her coiistant striving for im- provements gives Sister's girls Z1 stim- ulus to forge aliearl. Sister lieatrice nurses the sicfli at the convent. liai- uncecl living? Eat and sleep right. Sister Mill'g'ill'1'f'- Vateteria staI'IYe light hearted. interesting with friendly ways feeSister spends her leisure time ero- r-lieting lovely t-ineturesi she helps create the clelea-talile clislies served flur- ing the lunc-h hour Sister Paulinee-llealtli, Sac-red lleart, l'1'e1iaratory earnest. clepenclalmle, builder of 24 carat, Cliararter- is Sister is the amiable and charming niistriss of the novices at Mount Saint Mary Con- vent. She is always stressing correct posture. Keyed to the newest in business, Sister Amelia explains a sideline shot to alert, junior girls. Sister Amelia Sister Beatrice Sister Margaret Sister Pauline Sister Isabel Sister Gonzaga Sister Pierre Sister Mary Grace 16 devoted FACU TY'S murylike services 5 t 4 v S . l f Through the lens ol' the seaseope, J. Kretz, J. Yeske, E. Heurieli. and C. Brendel admire the tiny yet marvelous secrets of nature. Sister Isnln-I flltlllllllgft'Xlltll'lt'llt'Pll. motlit-rly, with ll singular tlevotiou to Nlziry, ller artistic- lmlletiu lioartls niulu- stutlents stop. look ztutl atlmire. Sistm-r's spring: fzisliion shows ll2lVP set up at elizliti rezu-tion tlizit eiitls ill show- ers ol' praise. Sister lnltilllilill .'Xllltll'lt'2lI1 llistory. tilt-1-t'Iulm eileetive,t11liet,witl1utaste for the lltfillllllllll Sister makes every- one feel welt-ome. Seniors will long rt-memlmer Sister tloiizugzfs help in prepziring the Q,l'1ltlll2lil0ll Mass and t'omim-ii:-em:-iit songs. Sister Pierree Vic-e lk'l'lllt'lIllll. Disrip- lll!2I1'lllll llllll0l'St2l.lltllllg, hopeful mul stezulfust Sister took over the umm- moth job of 'l1'lllllllll5.Il' the sellool due to the prolonged illness of Sister An- toinette. ller eourzige and determin- ation won the day. Sister Nlalry tll'alt'ee elflnglisli. Ul'Cll0Sll'2l, possessor of :L big heart, and of sweet ways Sister. as mistress gives lier servit-es to the zlspiralits. l'mler her rlirec-tion the Ol'l'll9Sl1'2l, is aelliev- ing zlpprec-ialmle progress. Sister Fabian-Spanish, Algebra- gracious, soft spoken, encouraging- Sister frequently asks her girls to mod- el their lives on that of Saint Maria Coretti. We wonder if her brother doctor knows how proudi' she is of him? Sister Mary IlamiengGeneral Science, Movie Operator -S exciting, imagin- ative, with a deep trust in youthgSis- ter leaves a trail of laughter behind her. Her direction of the Fiesta for Open Houseu endeared her to all the freshmen girls. Sister t'arolyii-Chemistry, Our Lady of Fatima Club-- serious yet winning, a progressive teacher-Her biological Christmas program is tops! Sister's humbly proud of her two sisters who are also Benedictines. Sister Mary RohertATypi11g. Short- hand-chfalleizging, attentive, with a quiet persuasiveness-Life's dearest, joy for her is to make others happy even in shorthand classes. She spends Saturday attending Art classes. Sister t'osma-Cafeteria Staff, Movie Operator-Athoughtful, interested, and a great contriver of surprise Dishes for her demanding customers. Sister Cosma will be pleasantly associated with delicious, freshly popped popcorn. Sister Philomenu-Biology, General Math-loyal, rare, with a driving in- stinct to help othersgSister is regard- ed by sophomores as a modern Madame Curie. Her big smile has won her prestigeg it dissipates anxieties in Room 204. Sister Fabian Sister Carolyn Sister Mary Robert Sister Cosma Sister Philomena Sister Mary John Sister Camilla Sister Gemma Sister Mary Damian Mary ln x :Tl- Growing in wisdom through practical skills, Sister Carolyn helps M. Carroll. R. Karolske. M. Sins, and A. Wernert to solve an unknown in chemistry. Sister Hairy John Typing. Uffiee l'i'nc'tir4- quiet, niild, and soft-spoken, idealistic' lt'2U'll0l' our model of zz per- fecrl lady who is always niost eager to 1-leur dil'l'ic-ull situations- she makes going to the offim-e il sourve of pleasure. Sister fllllllllll Art Stuff, English- zllerl, 1-onsiderzite, and logic-al in elass- rooui psyc-hology Sister hrouglitl with her from New York the reputation of zu-vluiined uri :zllilities the lil'llll0ll0lll group is il reall trihute to her and her students. vanguard FAC U LTY ioyfully Sister 1-lelnnln Cat'ete1'izLStz1iT inter- ested in matters that really count, God always firstf- Sister helps 1-are for S.li.A.'s hungry girls: during lunch period, She can he found sweetly selling 1-andy and ire erezun. g-Sw , ' V' ' wws' i 1 I i follows L I 1 1, Fr 1, W IW gf! ,X ' fn X' 1 X kk STOP! LOOK! OUR WORLD! HERE WE COME- THE SENIORS SENIURS In. 9 f A S 1. Q SU arf Q . ,sf S 5 Q Q X mis! X 5 X .5 R A K ' Wswzv. -A xg . R W U N gp 5 ' A S F Vilfixg as Q s X .mix , A , Q . 0' QQ Q an 1 0' x i Q Q, wx A ' W fi' 'wi- f Q , W S, .1 - .bf 'A X: wr' 9 ,a vs S u Q x A I 'ms-,Q TW Wiki? Ylwi Mllll' 'Q' Nm. M. Wilson, J. Croke, A. L. Conlon, and P. McComb consumo happiness only to produce it for others. President Anna Louise Conlon Vice-President , , Joan Croke Secretary Patricia McComb Treasurer Martha Wilson this is our SEN' R STORY for 1954 mln-1' seiiiurs we reiniilism-e bygone yi-urs all S. ll. A. lie-4-zllliiig our fresh- UlllUl'l'S We UlUX'1'1lU lwiulosjy Us 'I'l1en, .ws jznmty -llllllUl'S, we- iw-vnllc-1-1 l4'llfllllQJ, the l'1'yst11l Hull ill llie Vulrmizilzimlo11l 'Nzil1til-:il.-X1lVel1tul'e :it the si-uim' lrzinquet. Senior proni :xml Qllilllllllllfbll :ire two most prec'im1s lIll'lll0l'It'S. Now, with l ,-Xl'l'll in our lwzirts :xml diplomas in our luimls. we say lure- ure re-:lily to step l'm'u'zu'rl to wlieiw flml will point llw way. A As the your is ll4'hl'lllg its vluse. like man ,Ve-:any we iw-1:11-inlwi' must lllFllIll'l- ly initiutimi :xml lllillilllgl, new l'i'ie-mls. liipw-11-plilaly we fliweloimecl into soph- llu- rlirill ul' weziring c-lass rings. zit- ws-ll to our wsu-l1e1's zilicl SIllIll'llIS. We lyilllll you liimlly re-niemlwi' llie wiiir-Vs M. ,54., Each autograph imprints more deeply sweet memories of school. Auf Wiedersehn, Life can he lovely to lovely girls- step up and make your debut. sv Q 'l H Q Q 5' - ,xx A 3 K ,S J S E N I 0 R S GETTING INTO THE SWING OF THE YEAR AND SENIORDOM Since America must have FAITH in God to continue her heritage of democracy, Carol, Arlene, Claire tstandingb, Lorraine, Kathleen, Joanne, Rochelle, Virginia, Rita, and Geraldine study a project on the Sacraments to develop a deeper trust in God's loving providence. 1 G. Ackerman K. Benson 525 - I Q gf? P not mm zucaigisr 4 J. Ackerman L. Barkley D. Biertempfel C. Bopp Geraldine Ackerman-Jerry Nativity of Our Lord O, those saucy dimples and curly tresses-Jerry graced the Junior play as a super lay brother- claims her business training drives her into a secretarial unknown world. Joanne Ackerman-Jo Sacred Heart Jo faces life's tasks with a warm twinkle in her eyes-a zealous worker on the Benedicta staff- loves to collect records-as a secretary she'll have appealing charm. Lorraine Barkley-Rainie St. Joseph To do a little bit of everything well is Rainie's dream-predicts that anything is possible in the land oi the free--in leisure hours sewing and cook- ing are her specialties. Claire Bates-Claire St. Teresa A capable and energetic Benedicta editor--attain- ed recognition for her four-year period of N. F. L. activities-displayed a discriminating and vibrant personality-National Honor Society-twinkling brown eyes reflect a calm grad , Virginia Bauer--Ginny St. Athanasius Her capable editorship made the Benita a huge suc- cess--ardent enthusiast about anything scientific- her artistic inclinations merited Ginny membership in Musart Club--possessor of a natural geniality. wwf' C. Bates V. Bauer R. Borman R. Bowers Kathleen Benson-Kitty Sacred Heart Kitty's desire for public approval was won in the Cantata and the Operetta-glorifies art with inge- nuity-Kitty loves dancing, swimming and of course, boy friends-a petit pattern of pertness. Donna Biertempfel-Donna St. Boniface Donna's dexterous hands excel at sewing-has strik- ingly long, dark hair-work at Allegheny General Hospital indicates nursing profession-her sinceity predicts a host of loyal friends. Carol Bopp-Beep Nativity of Our Lord Could Beep be heading for a political career-was a real office winner at S. B.A.-a member of the student council, Literary Honor and Glee-a force- ful, convincing, yet naive personality. Rita Borman-Rita Nativity of Our Lord Rita's vivaciousness plus unruffled good manner won her friends-quiet things, reading, drawing, and listening to records suit Rita's sedate manner- her dreams for the future include secretarial work and marriage. Rochelle Bowers-Dede St. Joseph Dede is sincerely and smilingly cooperative- tops in bowling and swimming-her ambition is to buy a car-a sample of a vitally interested disposition. .gnlynwn-5 SJ - A. Britenbaugh S. Brown S. Catalano M. Ciraula Arlene Britenbaugh-Eenie St. Aloysius A blond beauty with an 'tl don't care attitude- expresses opinions disarmingly-rushes with a skip- ping pace from class to class-a roguish grin is a trade mark of this grad,'. Sara Brown-Sally St. Cyril of Alexandria Sal1y's wit is as appealing as a spring robin-quietly demure and attractive-craves footlights as a beau- tician- God love him is her pet expression- hopes he teaches her to drive a car. Adrienne Brucker-Addic Saint Andrew Addie's personality is provokingly naive-first with tomorrow's styles- I like to be different -athletic efficiency-swims, dances, roller skates, rides horse- back, plays basketball. Janice Bruecker-Jan Most Holy Name Jan has personality plus-a car load of fun-a truly modern demoiselle versatile talents-Literary Hon- or Society, Benita staff, and Musart Club-her spe- cialty, an aspiring poetess and newspaper reporter. Janet Bullion-Janet St. Athanasius A dynamic Benita co-editor and a compelling advo- cate of the N. F. L. and the S. B. A. orchestra-Jan excelled in leadership-unassumingly cooperative- delightful personality. A. Brucker J.Brueckner M. L. Coll A. L. Conlon Sylvia Catalano-Syl St. Mary Adept with a needle-declares nursing field is her goal-zips through water with a mermaid-like stroke Syl's smilingly charming miniature grad of '54- -displays a warmth of personality. Madeline Ciraula-Mal St. Joseph Today's student, tomorrow's business woman-a fri- endly miss-known for her horrors and wide- eyed surprises- an energetic swimmer and a keen danceru, Ann and Rose declare. Mary Louise Coll-Lou St. Peter Lou's consistently true to her ideals, school, and friends-her palette distinguishes this obliging miss as a true artist-excelled in shorthand and typing- bepeaks the joy of a gay heart. Anna Louise Conlon-Weasel Nativity of Our Lord Weasel's 'ttaking ways made her president of the senior class-tackled the responsibility with a super-enthusiastic heart-musical aspirations were satiated in the Glee Club and Operetta-thrives on fun, frills and thrills. Margaret Connors-Peggy Assumption A rare riot, her friends declare-her reserved air makes triply amusing her dry humor- tops in dramatics-has a twinkle in her blue eyes her deft pen put Peggy on the Benedicta's staff. Q ,, 5 .l. liullion Nl. Connors SINGING VAN ISIC FUN S E N 0 R S MAKE MANY NEW FRIENDS ON GET-ACQUAINTED DAY Sister Gonzaga directs the girls in preparation for their graduating Mass. tSittingJ Arlene, Sally, Dorothy, Madaline and Janet while standing are Sylvia, Janice, Mary Lou, Peggy and Adrienne. M lf ALAS! ALACK! REPORT CARDS Q Q Happy and astonished faces are displayed by Shirley iseatedb, Lois, Miss Barbara, Bernice, Arlene, Joan, Josephine, Celene and Mary Lou as they discuss their marks during change of class. Betty Ann shows Sister Pierre her A in short- hand with pride. PATRONIZED THE .IUNEOR DANCE, MAKING IT A HUGE SUCCESS SEN ORS ais1f,lmfqgm0 ' 3 , J .2 ff si 5, . if E .K si- g . dig sl . Ewz ' ' , s, I tr J. Croke J. Dorgan Joan Croke-Joanie St. Cyril of Alexandria Joan's popularity won an office for her from '50 to '54--her versatility was apparent from her partici- pation in dramatics, Science Honor, Student Council, and Benita staff-displays a modernistic touch in everything she does. Dorothy Darges-Dot St. Francis Xavier Dot's a crazy mixed up kid whose ready smile makes friends fast-old-fashioned sense of responsi- bility-finds shorthand very interesting-possesses a modulated voice and a disarmingly generous Irish smile. Shirley Deegan--Deegie Assumption Deegie is a dash of Irish wit-brightened the Can- tata and Operetta by her delightful characterization - tops in work and play-four year's membership in N. F. L.-two in History Honor, three in Radio Honor ,and staff member of Benita. Betty Ann DeMarco-Betty St. Athanasius Betty goes her way quietly and unobtrusively-vol- uminous raven locks and flashing eyes--her pleasant personality will find her a worthwhile secretarial position and later a perfect marriage. Barbara Dettling-Barbara St. Benedict, Canton Refreshing as clear cold water-lovely as a spring morning-unaffected, deeply spiritual-quoting Barbara, Chemistry, colossas! I love those seven o'clock labs -her smile bespeaks the warmth of her personality. jg-uw S. Deegan L. Easler D. Darges A. Dorsch Joan Dorgan-Joan St. Athanasius Joan's sparkling vivacity spiced both the Glee Club and the Varsity-possessed an impetuous, generous nature-her analytical mind won her membership in Literary Honor Society, the Student Council, made her feature writer on Benita. Arlene Dorsch-Arlene St. Ambrose Arlene meets people with sparkling zest-anticipates latest fads and fancies-a secretary in the making -a beguiling and loyal friend of Janet and Susie. Lois Easler-Lee Assumption Lee is prepared to meet life, chin up, eyes forward- perseverance and strength of will-hobby is collect- ing poems and snapshots-catty smile indicates a mischief within a kind mind. Josephine Erdeljac-Josie St. Nickolas Josie graciously did her part and more in the Glee Club and on the staff of the Benita-a sports-loving enthusiast-she can take it and is well-liked. Mary Louise Falvo-Lou St. Peter Lou's a swell buddy to everyone-would rather dance and play basketball than anything else-Lou hopes to own a beauty shop someday-a witty humor used when least expected. B. A. DeMarco B. Dettling J. Erdeljac M. L. Falvo Celene Faulhaber-Celene Sacred Heart Celen's beguiling smile gets one in return-limitless capacity for fun-love for sports, especially base- ball-a refreshing appreciation of life and of every one around her. Bernice Faust-Niece St. Teresa Niece's personality is completely feminine-the quiet charm and radiant looks of a debutant-loyal, efficient and zealous-is an excellent pianist-pos- sesses the charm of a southern country garden with a touch of lavender. Arlene Ferrelly-Arlene St. Catherine Arlene breezes through typing and shorthand like a pro-finds enjoyment in dancing, skating, reading, and painting-her real goal in life is a happy marriage. Zita Flaherty-Zita St. Athanasius Janet Floyd-Jan St. Joseph Jan is a petite miss with a quiet neatness-children fascinate her, so her big career is marriage-sewing and swimming rate high-appreciative of Lorrain and He1en's friendship. C. Faulhaber B. Faust V. Foerster C. Frank Virginia Ann Foerster-Ginger Nativity Energetic Ginger sings her way into the hearts of her friends-basketball champ-her responsive na- ture makes her a swell friend- serious side in this fun-loving miss. Carol Frank-Frankie Nativity Frankie's proud achievement is a four-year basket- ball service and Glee Club membership, too- has a host of friends-elected for vice-president of senior home-room-broadminded and intelligent with a taste for lovely things. Rosemary Frost-Frosty St. Cyril of Alexandria A class jester with hair that turns rusty in the rain- her ambition is to see the world-make strange con- coctions --her firm convictions will enable Frosty to succeed in her Duquesne adventure. Claire Funk-Claire Nativity Claire aspires to be an exquisite interior decorator -magic pen left trails of beauty-happy-go-lucky sweetness with a touch of charm-and Oh! those styles. Janet Ganster-Jan St. Boniface Janet's high school days were filled with activities and enthusiasm--her amibility helped her win the office of president during her sophomore year- member of the Student Council and co-feature editor of Benita. A. Ferrelly Z. Flaherty R. Frost C. Funk J. Floyd J. Ganstor COME AND GET IT Q Q Time out for lunch. Sister Gemma watches as Sister Cosma and Margaret serve' Carol, Rosemary, Janet, Zita, Arlene, Janet, Marianne, Claire and Virginia a well balanced meal. STRUGGLED THROUGH THOSE EXASPERATING MID-TERM SENIORS SENIQRS TURNED THEIR THOUGHTS TOWARD GOD DURING RETREAT is F. Gebhardt D. Heim REMINISCING OF BY GONE DAYS Q g Discussing the many activities of senior year Barbara, Pat, Dolores, Eileen, Ruth, Dot, Margie, Johanna, Carol and Mildred pause to smile prettily for the camera. my 1-at -ou... - M. A. Geier P. Gever M. Gloss J. Gross R. Heim B. Helfrich M. Hennigan C. Hepp Catherine Frances Gebhardt-Geb Assumption Dorothy Heim-Dot Nativity Geb's disarming friendliness and warm smile made others feel at their best-tactful basketball score- keeper-a logical and level-headed thinker and speaker-sewing and driving cars are her delight. Maryann Geier-Maryann St. Stephen Maryann aims to venture into the field of advertis- ing via business-enjoys collecting operas-soft spoken and serene with a catchy smile-her artistic drawings showed amazing talents. Patricia Geyer-Gats Most Holy Name Pat's blessed with a gay personality full of sudden, girlish laughter-realistic in that she hopes to raise a large family-enjoys the companionship of her fun-loving friends. Mildred Gloss-Mill Sacred Heart Mill attracts others irresistably by her natural gen- tleness and warmth-capable of intelligent discuss- ions-level-headed grad -does amazing things with needles and thread-wealth of ambition and perseverance. Johanna Gross-Jo St. Mary Jo enriched the orchestra with a four-year service- her quiet understanding won her hosts of friends -her magic fingers created charming, lovely clothes -religion classes captivate Jo. D' 'JO Dot's athletically inclined since dancing and basket- ball are musts for her-so are sewing and beaux -co-editor of Benedicta-Dot can puzzle you with her favorite You Know -friendliness and poise establish her as a true lady. Ruth Heim-Ruthie St. Athanasius Ruthie's wit sparkled over when least expected- popcorn, anyone? -her hobbies include painting, swimming, minature golf and collecting records- goes about her way with unassuming ease. Barbara Helfrich-Barb St. Boniface Barb's friendliness envelops all-a trip to Florida is in the otfing-.Barb sang with the Glee Club for three years-ready to defend her point with charm- ing tenacity--soft voice-possessor of staunch de- pendability. Margaret Hennigan-Margie Assumption Margie and her 'tlf there's anything that Boyle's me --reading, tennis and driving are a few of her hob- bies-fun-loving with a sense of sprightly humor- gracious and cordial. Carole Hepp-Carole Most Holy Name Carole's refreshingly sweet as spring showers- spreads happiness all around her-earnest worker on the Benedicta staff-the Cantata is a delightful memory-perseverance and courteous ways are sin- gularly hers. N... D. Hergenroeder Eileen Hogan C. Hynes B. Jacoby Dolores 'Hergenroeder-Dolly St. Boniface A starched white uniform is Dolly's ambition-later, a happy marriage-always willing to do her part- has a deep appreciation of music-strength of con- victions demands notice. Eileen Hogan-Twin Nativity Eileen is a zealous and efficient grad -vigorous energy found outlets in Student Council, basketball, Glee Club, dramatics, and Benita staff-Twin's de- pendability won her the presidency of the Diocesan Business Club-challenging personality. Elaine Hogan-Twin Nativity This twin rounded out the other's versatile schedule -Student Council, basketball, Glee Club, Dramatics, Diocesan Business Club and exchange editor of the Benita-an embodiment of practical ideas-whole heartedly enjoys the game of life. Helen Hosek-Helen St. Mary's He1en's catchy big smile indicative of mischief within-spreads happiness all around her-outstand- ing sense of responsibility-scientific inclinations earned Science Honor membershp-her efficiency will be refreshing in the nursing career. Theresa Howarth-Terry St. Francis Xavier Terry conveys impressions of great delight in being alive-can certainly play basketball and loves to skate-typing is her specialty-friends predict suc- cess for Terry in the business world. ' 34 Elaine Hogan H. Hosek B. Kahn K. Karch Carole Hynes-Carole St. Athanasius Carole is a fun-loving, happy miss--her eyes wrinkle when she laughs-Carole's favorite subject is short- hand-her second choice is dancing to popular mus- ic-enjoys companionship of Kathy. Barbara Jacoby-Barb Nativity Barb's ambition-secretary, wife and mother-keeps up with the disc jockeys and their latest recordings -quiet and bashful-one of those people with whom it is easy to travel on life's highway. Betty Ann Kahn-Betts St. Teresa Variety is the spice of life and Bett's activities are spicy-they include N. F. L., Glee Club, and Tattle Tales, a feature in the Benita-has strength of con- victions-courteous and sincere. Katherine Karch-Kathy St. Athanasius A miss that suits herself to the occasion-blessed with sparkling winking eyes-enjoys the compan- ionship of merry friends-fun-loving with a serious strain. - Sue Keady-Sue St. Ann Loves green since her freshie treasurership- Sue's flashing dark eyes reHect her spicy personality -has a flare for beaux-is sure to be a success in anyl field-joy of living radiates from her sunny smi e. au- A K 'qv ww S' x- T. Howarth S. Keady SENIORS ON THE LIGHT FANTASTIC AT THE HSWEETHEARTS SHUFFLE TODAYS THINKERS, TOMORROW'S BUSINESS WOMEN Q 9 While Carol demonstrates at the hoard, tSittingD Sue, Irene, Janet, Betty. Theresa, Elaine. tStandinHJ Helen, Kathv and Barbara seem to be captivated by Sister Mercedes' words. X A4 f AN INTERESTING PROBLEM Q Q Problems of Democracy may be a problem for some, but it proves interesting for 4StandingJ Charlotte, Claire, Katherine, Mary Ann, QSittingJ Sylvia, Arlene, Jo- sephine, Edie and Ann. SHOW SCHOOL SPIRIT BY ATTENDING BASKETBALL GAMES SEN ORS 36 I. Keel A. Krebs if N Irene Keel-Rene Sacred Heart Rene's a gal with a Jim-dandy personality and an infectious giggle-writing letters and watching television are her favorites--provocative and vibrant personality makes friendships warm and facile. Janet Killmeyer--Kill Most Holy Name Kill hopes to be an able housewife-happy-go lucky, mischievous, yet consistently dependable- a carload of fun--member of Student Council in '51 and '54. Loretta Kocian-Lorrie St. Wenceslaus Lorrie's an all around athlete--enjoys basketball, volley-ball and baseball-ambition is to steer the wheel--cheery and a genial pal with a flair for song. Charlotte Kovacich-Chas St. Boniface Charlotte's ambition is to get rich quick-foi'cv:r shadowing Louise-typing fascinates ner-a good sport in the game of life--in strain and stress plays her part well. Catherine Ann Krause-Cathy St. Francis Xavier Sports top her list-dancing, swimming and skating are among Cathy's firsts-expects commercial sub- jects to help her secure a worthwhile position-- spends enjoyable hours with Arlene and Sue, 1 J. Killmeyer L. Kocian M. A. Kronenberger S. Kuhn Arlene Krebs-Arlene St. Teresa Arlene is a friendly, pensively demure lass-stun ningly natural curly hair always charmingly ar- ranged-leader in sports with a three-year enthus- iastic service in the Varsity--winning, pleasant personality. Mary Ann Kronenberger-Mary Ann St. Athanasius This redhead certainly scored in scholastic ac- tivities-dramatics, three years class secretary, two years Student Council, Benita staff, and History Honor Society-charming like the echo of music in twilight of day. Sylvia Kuhn-Syl St. Aloysius Syl hides a deeper side behind her air of nonchal- ance-she prefers dancing, skating, sewing, and amateur photography-a genial and sympathetic pal, especially of Mary Lou, Arlene and Jackie. Edith Kuhs-Edie Sacred Heart Edie's trade mark is a contagious ripple of giggles -puts her exciting self into cooking, sewing, read- ing, and N. F. L.-writes letters to Korea-wide pop- ularity speaks for itself. Barbara Lee Kllrsion-Babs St. Francis Xavier Babs, although a petite miss, is an all-round sport enthusiast-likes shorthand but dislikes writing themes-is preparing to be a gnyl Catholic house- wife-winning ways spell popularity. 'le 3 I. Ani? C. Kovacich C. Krause E. Kuhs B. Kursion Josephine Larantondo-Jo Assumption Jols an attractive miss with dark, serious eyes and deep, constant sincerity-delicious cooking and practical sewing revealing an excellent housewife- seen Mary Ann, my 'sister'? -surprisingly serious at times. Helen Laurinaitis-Helen St. Peter Helen's eyes dance with mischief-a determined, common sense balances her capricious nature-typ- ing and shorthand skills-an inspiring poetess-di- rected towards a telephone operator position-soft spoken and winsome lassie. Barbara Loibl-Barb St. Cyril of Alexandria Barb's second home is the Lexington roller rink- writes long letters to California-determined in what she plans to do- God bless you All -noted for a shy, casual friendliness. Jacqueline Lokar-Jackie St. Aloysious Jackie is a social belle-likes basketball, skating, dancing and bowling-Jackie's bells call her to a profession with Bell Telephone-a shy, unspoiled person with a Welcome in her smile. Marlene Lytle-Mar St. Athanasius Mar spreads happiness all around her-a finished artist in both the orchestra and N. F. L.-a regal cameo complexion-determined to be a worthwhile nurse. Mary Ellen Mahan-Babe St. Boniface Babe's gaiety and taking ways made her president, secretary and vice-president in three of her classes- flawless complexion and magnetic smile-accent on the latest steps on the light fantastic-her favor- ite sport, badminton. Eileen Martinac-Teenie St. Joseph Teenie's a lovable loyal, petite student-aims to be a clever beautician-typist for the French paper- has fun at the movies and enjoys watching television. Patricia McArdle-Pat Nativity All the finesse of a i'deb -as unforgetable as the lingering echo of a song-designed her ultra-smart clothes-vigorous and flashy on the basketball court, as well as in the Glee Club and Operetta-Benedicta Co-editor. Patricia McComb-Pat St. Boniface Pat's dimpled smile and keen sense of humor im- part to others a bit of her irrepressible friendliness -capable and untiring with philosophizing non- chalance-was unique in that she held office in each of her four years at S. B. A. Loretta McKain-Rett St. Joseph Rett's sparkling jewel-like teeth and short cropped hair lend her classical beauty-main interest lies in office work-athletically inclined-enjoys the joy of living and giving. J. Larotonda H. Laurinaitis M. E. Mahan E. Martinac. B. Loibl J. Lokar P. McArdle P. McComb Us . X M. Lytle L. McKain ,Q , ga- A ,M ,V , X. J 'N WORDMANSHIP AND FASHION PREDOMINATE Q Q Homemakers of the future Pat, Eileen, Jackie, Loretta, Marlene, Mary Lou, Mary Ellen. Barbara and Helen learn all the tricks from Sister Isabel. PORTRAY THEIR TALENTS ON FATHER-DAUGHTER NIGHT SENIORS SENIORS HELD AN IMPORTANT CORONATION, THE MAY CROWNING BROWSING CAN BE FUN Q Q iStandingJ Margie, Michele, Miss Gladys, Joanne, Mary Ann, 1SittingJ Marilyn, Mary Lou, Millie, Pat and Genevieve with the help of Sister l-Iildegard pour over research books for future information. magma M. L. Meyer M. Murphy 5 K M. Miller G. Milligan J. Nee M. Newell Mary Louise Meyer-Lou St. Boniface Lou's interests included junior play, Benita, History Honor Society, Varsity manager, freshman and soph- omore vice-president-dancing at Annunciation ranks high--strength of character and sense of re- sponsibility. Mildred Miller--Millie Annunciation Millie's flashy over-packed Cadillac convertible zooms down the driveway-hopes to become an air- line hostess-an entirely different personality with a gift for the unusual-enjoys chatting. Genevieve Milligan-Genny St. Boniface Genny has congenial smile for everyone- Good heavens, lunchtime? --Genny admits shorthand had her bewildered-a staunch friend-an unselfish ilavor discloses the warmth of her personality. Gladys Moeller Assumption Preparing quietly and unobtrusively for a life of service dedicated to Christ- poor students of 1962 -her gracious, lovely, and genial nature permeates and warms you-accents the joy of living. Mary Ann Moore-Annie Assumption Mary Ann's heart's delight is to travel to far away places-lilting voice, quiet smile and unruffled manners make her a dignified senior-her for heaven sake helps to clear dangerous situations. G. Moeller M. A. Moore M. Newman P. Newman Marjorie Murphy-Margie St. Andrew Margieis always keep smiling keeps her joyous throughout the day-gradually becoming a per- fectionist behind the wheel-girls are glad to recog- nize her as their friend. Joanne Nee-Joanie St. Cyril of Alexandria Joanne's easy charm steers friends to her side- able worker on the Benedicta staff-has a pert pro- filefihe loves reading- old fashioned , bubbling wit un. Marilyn Newell-Marilyn St, Athanasius Marilyn is a vivacious sparkle in any crowd-suc- cessful in dramatics and on Benita staff-lovable to the nth degree-in business college her soft voice will be an asset. Michele Newman-Mickey St. Boniface Mickey's love of classes makes her school days super smooth and beneficial-her lilting laughter creates a merry atmosphere and swings her friends into her tempo- thank God for little blessings . Patricia Newman-Pat St. Boniface Pat is a owner of a canary-like voice-its use offers a delightful lift in her optimistic outlook on life -is invigorating-swims in spare time. M. Olson M. Owens R. Pschirer R. Raub Marlene Olsen-Mar St. Francis Xavier Mar's a thoroughbred and graceful grad -who keeps her figure trim by skating and walking, both exercises she enjoys-Mar wants to be a house- wife and mother of C?J children. Margaret Owens-Peggy St. Cyril of Alexandria Peg has thrilling, flashing dark eyes-a model sub- deb-likes to listen to records and to collect souven- iers-scored success on the Benita staif-she hates homework-quiet, unassuming ways. Patricia Parker-Pat St. Cyril of Alexandria For Pat he who laughs last doesn't get the joke - member on Student Council in '53-reporter on the Benita feature stall-Pat will make a perfect score as elementary teacher because of her refreshing personality. Sally Paulisch-Sally Nativity of Our Lady Sally enlivened the Operetta and Cantata with the warmth of her personality-a member of the Glee Club for three years-Sal1y's one ambition is to be a success in life-horseback riding is her delight. Dolores Peart-Dee Assumption Dee is courteous and sincere but she worries con- stantly-also in the Glee Club for three years--en- joys listening to classical music-hopes to be a sec- retary in the Navy-a whiz on skates. P. Parker S. Paulisch D. Rhoden S. Rogal Ruth Pschirer-Ruth St. Anthony For Ruth, Duquesne University, then a teaching pro- fession-honey-colored locks and enviable complex- ion-displayed dramatic ability in the junior play- likes dancing and tennis-reporter on Benita Staff. Rose Raub-Rosie St. Joseph Rosie's the owner of bewitchingly black hair- beauty of a native signorina-intuitively chooses the chic-plans to specialize in beauty culture- after her experience as a receptionist. Dolores Rhoden-Dolly Most Holy Name Costly things come in small packages -Do1ly's adeptness in history placed her in History Honor Society-finished pianist-a math whiz-her love of studies makes college a must -provocative miss, Valedictorian. Shirley Rogal-Shirl St. Francis Xavier A shy, delightful, eificient miss--as junior, Shirl dramatized realistically the elderly lay brother in The King's Jongleur-put her originality to work on the Benita, in the History Honor Society, Glee Club, and Varsity assistant manager. Antoinette Romano-Annette Assumption Annette's honey-colored hair is delightful--admits she likes to talk --a smiling librarian-collects snap shots-listens to the radio-amuses friends with her dry wit-consistently courteous. ll. Pvart A. Romano I wp' TOMORROW'S BUSINESSWOMEN GET SET g g Click! Click! Click! go the keys of the typewriters as Eleanor, Mary Jane, Ann, Estelle, Louise, Elsa, Betty, Nancy, Ginny, Mary Ann, Janet and Miss Jeanne strive for speed and accuracy. ARE ENTERTAINED BY JUNIORS AT THE SENIOR BANQUET SENIORS -n f 'x L. Rupp A. Schurer 4?- Louise Rupp-Lou St. Boniface Lou's delightfully amusing anecdotes brightened many a class-a capable miss with an easy-going ease-treasurer of N. F. L. for two years-short hand symbols are interesting-plans to be a doctor's receptionist. Betty Sabina-Bea Sacred Heart Marines have appealing charm for Bea -loves dancing and swimming--petite, with twinkling eyes and roguish grin plus beautiful black tresses-typing is her favorite. Estelle Saffer-Estelle St. Athanasius Estelle possesses dynamic personality-eyes dancing with mischief and a pert nose-Estelle found time for dramatics, basketball, Benita staff and Glee Club -cordial, gracious, and kind. Eleanor Scannell-Eleanor Assumption A truly charming personality-cordial and gracious -Eleanor was in the limelight all through high school days-member of the N. F. If., orchestra, Cantata, dramatics. Science Honor, Radio, Television School. Mary Jane Schawalder-Schawalder St. Mary Schawalder spells pep - refreshingly sweet as spring roses-piano and typewriter perfectionist- two year Glee Club member-loves best to drive her bright hot rod on sun-lit highways-hoards mini- ature figurines of dogs. Anna Schurer-Ann St. Joseph Ann's always on the alert for something different- expresses opinions fearlessly-witty entertainer- pictorially meets the whims of her best friend, Mil- lie, a real sophiscate like herself. Virginia Schwartz-Ginny St. Athanasius Ginny was a busy-bee from start to finish-Glee Club, Benita, Cantata, Operetta-genius at the piano -aspires to get a job where she can meet exciting and exhilirating people. Elsa Seitz,-Elsie St. Boniface Elsie's cheerful and self-sacrificing disposition will make her a gold-find bookkeeper in any busy office -tastes satisfied in the Cantata and Junior play- goes about in a quiet, unassuming manner. Nancy Shade-Nanc St. Cyril Nancy's Ufull-of-fun and loving disposition made her a friend to all-to her, P. O. D. is tops-singing and dancing are among her favorites-her infectious smile and tenacious will assure a successful nurse. Jeanne Simmons-Jeanne St. Philip Jeanne is an another of God's specially chosen hand- maids-quiet grace of a lily and a touch of lavender -anxious to get into the fray of the Lord's vine- yard--sewing is her hobby. 1' B. Sabina E. Saifer ff! E. Scannell M. J. Schawalder V. Schwertz E. Seitz N. Shade J. Simmons 45 Barbarann Sipple-Barb St. Cyril of Alexandria Red curls carefully arranged-clever and original -active member of N. F. L. in her freshman and sophomore year-appreciates and retains true fri- ends--nursing is a perfect profession for this ir- resistable miss. Claire Smith-Claire Nativity Claire's smile reveals the warmth of her personality -member of the Glee Club-unusual hobby of col- lecting dog figurines-her future will be entwined with the Sisters of Saint Joseph. Geraldine Smith-Gerrie St. Boniface Lovely and gracious as a Southern belle-Gerrie rivaled Sarah Bernhardt with her dramatization in the Junior play-hobbies include writing letters, skating, and horseback riding-Benedicta staff- fun-loving with a serious tone. Bernadette Stanek-Bernie St. Francis Xavier Bernie captures hearts by her selfless, big-hearted ways-stamp collector for Sister Louise-a roguish grin distinguishes this grad -her ambition is to marry-singing and dancing comprise her social life. Mary Lou Steinmiller-Lou Nativity Here's hoping that Lou's amateur photography may develop into a profitable profession-versatile na- ture included sewing, basketball and dancing-her sweet sophistication will make her a perfect ste- nographer. Nancy Stephens-Nan Most Holy Name Because of her bubbling personality Nan is always joe-kingn-known for her casual, gracious ways- hopes she can make the nursing profession-enjoys sewing, dancing, and shows. Patricia Styborski-Pat Assumption Pat's at home behind the footlights-soft voice-- vigorous energy-four years of faithful service in the N. F. L.-president of N. F.L. and member of the Benita staff and Science Honor Society---Salu- tatorian, Lillian Sllkscius-Lil St. Joseph Li1's joy of loving service radiates from this re- freshing miss-a smooth friendliness-loves le Fran- cais and music-natural gentleness will make a second Florence Nightingale of Lil. Patricia Sypolt-Pat Assumption Pat mirrors in merry black eyes a sympathetic spir- it--sings in the Glee Club-will make a genial nurse -delights in television and cooking and enjoys dan cing and sports. Pauline Tallean--Paul St. Cyprian 'tPau1 has winning ways and an indefinable con- sideration for others--is surprisingly serious at times-abhors file boxes-likes reading, football, dancing, and making friends-hopes to score as a perfect secretary. B. Sipple C. Smith N. Stevens P. Styborski 46 L. Sukscius B. Stanek G. Smith P. Sypolt x I M. L. Steinmiller P. Tallean CATCHING UP ON THE NEWS Q Q Smiles of anticipation on the faces of, isittingh Pat, Bernadette, Claire, Lillian, Pauline, Gerry, Qstandingl Mary Lou, Nancy, Barbarann and Pat can mean only one thing. Bonita Time . BEQUEATH CHERISHED TREASURES T0 JUNIORS ON CLASS DAY SENIORS S E N I O R S BUBBLING wm-I EXCITEMENT, ANTICIPATING THE PROM THE KEY T0 SUCCESS THE TOOL FOR POWER T. Urbanec M. Weigand The eyes of, isittingb Ann, Suzie, Jeanne, Giny, Betty, istandingl Marlene, Joan, Joanne, Eleanor, and Theresa focus on Sr. Laurentia as she illustrates a point in English. i V. Vaianisi E. Vavro J. Weiser S. Wentzel Theresa Urbanec-Trese Most Holy Name Trese, the outdoor type, finds entertainment in swimming, skating, football and baseball-speed demon on typewriter-a quiet miss with a naive disposition-a stenographic job's in the making. Virginia Vaianisi-Ginny Nativity Ginny's dreams will materialize when she matricu- lates at Powers Modeling School in New York- cager to try with enthusiasm anything that is new -wherever Ginny is, there'll be a good time. Eleanor Vavro-Eleanor St. Stephen Eleanor has a flawless complexion and a flashing smile-her tastes are for finer things, operas, oper- ettas and books-plans to attend business school to gain more secretarial knowledge and polish. Joanne Wacker-Joanie Nativity Joanie, a petite miss with a sparkling wit, will per- fect her lovely voice at .lulliard in New York- dreams of singing or ice-skating behind fioodlights -N. F. L. and Benedicta stafl. Angela Wally-Angie St. Teresa Angie's saucy and beguiling as a little French doll -a nature lover-three years in the Glee Club- Business Training College to perfect her already perfect shorthand and to prepare for medical sec- retary. it iff W 1 if 1 'T A. Wally B. Whitten J. Wacker A. Werl St. Athanasius Marlene Weigand-Marlene Marlene is preparing to meet life in all its fulness as an ideal Benedictine-gentle eyes reflect a calm soul -enjoys living and helps others to do also. Joan Weiser-Joanie Nativity Swell , Joan's favorite expression, describes her frosh N. F. L. days-a dither when dancing but meets cold facts when ice-skating-wherever Joanie is there's sure to be a swell time. Suzanne Wentzel-Sue St. Boniface Sue boasts of stage experience, having participated in junior and senior plays-likes dancing, clothes, popular music, swimming and an Indiana State freshman-ambition is to be receptionist. Ann Werl-Sis St. Ursula Sis has a million-dollar smile and figure-French scholar-unique ambition of becoming a mechanical engineer-her artistic hands make interesting sketches-collects multicolored autumn leaves- plans to attend college. Barbara Whitten-Barb St. Joseph A lassie with a pleasing personality and easy friend- liness--Barb loves dancing, swimming, and movies - put off today what you can do tomorrow -hopes to be a good secretary. M. Wilson L. Winskey M. Youkers H. Yulkowski Martha Wilson-Marty St. Athanasius Marty's noted for her casual friendliness and un- ruffled good nature-seeks new adventure in life as a typist-a whirlwind of enthusiasm in swimming and dancing-unobtrusive as a spring violet. La Verne Winskey-Verne St. Francis Xavier Magnetic charm and radiant serenity-Verne hand- led senior money with expert lingers-facile fingers skim over keys of typewriter-her hobbies are danc- ing, painting and roller skating. Barbara Winterberger-Barb Sacred Heart Barb's perpetual smile says loudly, life is a big romance -likes typing-friends will remember her Gee Whiz -likes to swim, dance, and play basket- ball-ambition is to be an airline hostess. Geraldine Wroblewski-Gerry St. Wenceslaus Gerry has a classic stature and Winsome twinkling eyes-Glee Club member-a perfect secretary with her speedy shorthand-Gerry's an extrovert, always longs to be with people. B. Winterberger G. Wroblewski H. Zelik R. Zern Marie Yonkers-Marie St. Boniface Loyal, original, with a mind enriched with noble ideals-Marie is a perfectionist in sewing, shorthand and typing-her future service is to be a private secretary. Helen Yulkowski-Boppie Nativity Boppie's bundle of fun, smiling her way through life-entertains everyone, especially Jan and Raine, with her intriguing index finger-delights in typing and collects records-intends to be a receptionist. Helen Zelik-Helen St. Boniface Dainty and delightful as an old-fashioned music box -Helen is disarmingly friendly with a smile for all-a typing enthusiast-a whiz in N. F. L.-- tops business manager of Benedicta-a talented sec- retary. Regina Zern-Regina St. Athanasius Her innocent Ways and joyous smiles prove Regina to be unspoiled- her heart's quest is the captivat- ing lovableness of Christ-service in S.B.A.'s foren- sics and a three-year membership in orchestra. Y'l'.3 x , 'L 'AN T X fiiyx -mm V A Rv' gd' Qi :J J ' 5 ' U X cr.,5i5 -f eff, + as Q X fl, ,1 V Q - 2 . Q 3'ffu m7'-'Q , 15 'A 1- V ',Q45f,i' . f I V J C 'Fi ,but :'-,f f, X A v . -1. 5 ' r xg Ei 'Q hiv 5'a4lx'b - f' ix Q -Uh M'-5e - ,-! l ju, . . . 'Q A .. :MQ .aw ' '- N 1 ' Q . 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Rather. but thc memories of thc junior year will be kept locked in a private vault in each girl's heart. One of the highlights of this year was the receiving of our long awaited class rings. Wearing them gave us the distinguished feeling of having reached the ranks of up- perclassmen. Our unforgettable Christmas dance was a grand success. The Colonial provitled 'a lovely setting for the smooth music of Eddie lJalfonso's orchestra. The VVinter Whirl provided an evening of glittering enjoyment, a jewel in our list of successes. Our spiritual stature was increased in Feb- ruary during the three quiet. prayerful days of our annual l'0ll't'ill. Father Norbert was irspirational in his dynamic conferences. We jaunty juniors strove toward the peak of education through participation in school activities. We had representatives in the N.F.L., in the Diocesan clubs, Glee club, basketball, and in the spring operetta, THE FOREST PRINCE, and in the April televised S.B.A. program of songs on WKJF. On the junior agenda, no social function sponsored by the class received more at- tention than the senior banquet. This. our final farewell to the seniors. was an unsur- passed event, a tribute of our esteem for the Class of '54, Nothing could have been done without the help of our homeroom teachers, Sisters Mary Robert, Gonzaga, Carolyn, and Amel- ia, who ably prepared us for our ultimate goal-WSENIORDOM. ROOM 6 ROOM 107 ROOM 108 W 5 6' fm Yfll'A ' A' 1 ,L,, EV. xg-av ,Q , l bzzgqug -A g! 5 Q m W, K . Ji l N is? V X we 4 g I in ask Q ,ii ,ig A l , iv 3 I ' Y v W ' f gh h h is Y 1 is liA K sl ku ., V N R U , N .,. 'Y ,. Q 5 fr G YK 2- ,.,,.V ,,,.. , v 3 W ' A Aww Q. , . X1 , My 'S' 'TQ-'1 J 51' ' .. - Q , w - 'RN y 'T Lg V Q vi ,E 34 if' Q' 'A' ' 'N sf f W ' 'W' f-if N., W' A ,eww . Wx sf. 9' A mi c ROOM 204 ROOM 210 ROOM 203 As our 1953-54 school year ends, we sopho- mores turn back the hands of time. Do you remember . . . September brought the memorable initi- ation and Get Acquainted Dayf' filled with fun and frolic for students and faculty. At the Thanksgiving Festival our combined efforts netted 5570. The annual dance was likewise a success. When tryouts came for glee, Sister Gon- zaga faced some terrified sophomores. After the ordeal, however, we had a new and de- lightful activity which resulted in a lead for the operetta, some chorus members, and dancers. The operetta was a fine produc- tion, thanks to all concerned. ln April, the Glee Club had another thrilling experience when they appeared on television. ln the sport spotlight shine the sophomores. Carol Gmuer, Jo Ann Wallace, and Patricia Fiske who made first string basketball. In Forensics and orchestra, the sophomores, too, distinguished themselves. Behind all these achievements is the life of prayer, cultivated in the classroom by teachers, instruction by Father Rodgers, and the annual retreat by Father Alvin An- dres, O. S. B. During the retreat, students considered more thoughtfully the real pur- pose of life and the means to attain it. Before we become juniors, we wish to thank heartily, all the Sisters, especially our principal, Sister Antoinette, our home- room teachers, Sisters Gertrude, Hildegard, Philomena, and Camilla, whose aid and en- couragement were never wanting. setting their course, SOPHQMQRES sail x 'Li' - X.. , its Q, Xb! 3, . Q iff ' A K ,V v. X L, 6 K , I , My ,Jw h 93' I k . lx 1 X! X we L . IA., Kr 434 .. lx pf Q igw 39 t N Q S 3 j m,,, fV k V h Q. ,N K M W W Q 7'f5?f'35'f si Q .53 2 hifi' Q- ,V. 'Y 5 W' 5? fLLi , 1 : K gzz. 5 .L.. i M , Lf. Fx 5 ity I ' . ww 4 A AL'Wh y L. LV A .X V , 4 im Q K Iq, w ,5? 55 sf p V' ii Q5 W . ff aff if 554 l9'xm'Fw5Ef' ' ff. fi If fp ' Tr H+ as mg : ix: .. M m gh v A 'A 4 as w V' Q l i . fP'g ,ig3fF ' - .4 M L2 gg ' Jath , 1 - m 35, wh . Wa A A ,MF 4 Xi 5 I 3 . wx Qj5n, giwi 6 :- fl - fr 1 W 'T V' ' ,, , ' J 1 h . vs - dt lgfy W: ,ff IG f Q 5 x 1 ' ' 2, .,.L,.2r ,-.-bg-94,9 , w viwn 'ff mf- jf V. gi sk yr, si? it iM'Y A .lgfgifd F in 1 3 'h b 'H' W, ff'-'.'?Q7'A ' L .ffm ' '- if 4- in -4. f ,,, ff., W Q :AQ , Ti 'CL , Q' ' Us Q Y ti, ,KJ 9- if Q' LW-fffg' -lx ef u NM I with Mary as your sure advocate OFFICERS ROOM 3 Treas. E. Mulligan, Pres. F. Ermond, V. Pres. F. Hajduk, Sec. G. Scherer. OFFICERS ROOM 5 Standing: Sec. M. Jasick. Left to Right: Pres. M. L. Melstic, Treas. P. Loscar, Vice-Pres. E. Yost. OFFICERS ROOM 9 M. Balfe, Treas., N. Belz Pres., B. Brunner. V. Pres. P. Breinig, Sec. OFFICERS ROOM 4 Treas. B. Kovely, Sec. E Albosta, Pres. E. Winter- halter, V. Pres. A. Klein. forge on, FRESHMEN, climb to new heights As the freshman class of '57 came up to the Academy last September, a suppressed feel- ing of anticipation tugged at the heart of each girl. Upon entering the main hall, a bulletin directed the eager newcomers to their hoinerooms. The very first pleasant experience was getting acquainted with the nuns and new friendsg the second was to get into the routine of changing classes for each subject. Next came the day of sophomore reckoning, September 17. Green freshies were made a spectacle of humiliation with ignoniin- ious baby bibs, green ribbons, and giant- sized, ill-tasting lollipops. The first an- nual Get-acquainted-Day program in the history of S.B. A. came to a happy conclu- sion. The entire student body participated. The freshman girls contributed a moun- tain supply of candies which was sold dur- ing the Thanksgiving Festival get-together. Next on the agenda was Freshman Open House at which the 57ers displayed su- perb dramatic ability. The program was a tremendous hit with parents, friends, and students. Well known and loved songs and dances of Latin America were portrayed by the talented freshies. A repeat perform- ance of Thirty Minutes at the Fiesta was given later in the spring for the prospec- tive freshies of next year. The quiet silence of the iirst retreat etched a lasting memory in every heart. God bless Father Alvin! The first year at St. Beiiedictis ends on a happy note. The class is looking forward to three more just as happy and pleasant years. OFFICERS Vice-President , ., . E. Winterhalter Treasurer . ,,... . F. Ermond President ,. .. .,.,,.,.. ,. N. Belz Secretary . ...... M. L. Melstic be good, sweetmaids F R E S H M E N and , . .QQ ' f-X 'T lf FRESI-IMAN 9-Top Row: K. Higgins, C. Weigand, J. Kenna, M. Schmitt. Fourth Row: B. Hanzel. L. Ribaritsch, M. Price, C. Franz, J. Zibrat. Third Row: D. Hein- lein, M. Brooks, R. Volzer, J. Stepnick, J. Pickel, N. Geary, E. Uhler. A. M. Weber. Second Row: C. Leahy, P, Leahy, B. Walker, J. Slat, D. Staud, G. Mravintz, J. Monahan, J. Harsch. Bottom Row: G. Kasing, J. Rock, R. Yost, C. Sherlock, V. Kastner, P. Kozar, K. Klebe, D. Sirianni. D. Jeffers, M. Swann. Absent: V. Sabina, N. Meier, M. Tobin. FRESHMEN 3-Top Row: E. Boll, C. Hoehti, A. Hoffman. Fourth Row: G. Nuss- baumer, D. Suchacek, J. Hanas, M. Marburger, M. Duncan, A. Wherthey. Third Row: G. Anesin. A. Aquadro, B. Schauer, C. Rhall, A. Brincko, C. Werl, K. Loebig, M. Madden, A. Nolan. Second Row: M. Legler, N. Nickel. E. Bechel, J. Hepp, J. Hepp, M. Malich, E. Sweeney, R. Powelkowski. C. Szyknowny, B Schack. Bottom Row: J. Sperling, J. Stanionis, R. Schweers, G. Roman, M. Courtwright, K. Cronin, L. Firaben, B. Filip, J. DeMatteis. Absent: R. Evans. ,uv I hine with the sheen of that inner glow l l t .. ' 69. .. X I . . 1 T g l' ff l lll'ISlIMl'IN 5-Top Row: J. Moran. C. Nist, M. Mzmnn. F, Omodio. Fourth Row: J. ltolly. E. lVlCl'illlll'y. J. Ilorglun, M. A Gomer M Noe. Nl. Fleishel. I7 Smith. Third Row: R. Scllwertz. J. Leuki, P. Biertempfel, M. Agugliu, M. A. White. D. lluyes, M. A, Flynn. .l, Salvage. Second Row: M. Stauhvr, D, Burke, J. Zeller. M. Gavin. J. Scllwzlrtz, IC. Sperzmdeo V, Sehwerer, t'. Barkley. M. 0'Boyle. Bottom Row: IJ. Fowlkes, if Neidhnrclt. J. Singer. IC. Tonmlinson. T. Snlnicki, P. Wilks. M. I.. Viehhec-k, M. Dmleck. Pl. Banter. l Rl'lSllMl'ZN 4-'I'op Row: M. lfisclu-1', M. Zcwc. E. Weldon, J. Boucek, K. Husler. Ll Snorlgruss. Fourth Row: Il. Kehr, J. Leahy. P. Rossmiller. M. Seetlmler. L. Drab, M. Meyers, Third Row: I'. Preskar, P. Miller, F. Kesich, .l, Schzxefer, B, Schneider. P. Kurt-lla, C. Visokey. Second Row: J. Momper. D. Miller. M. Clark, J. Corcoran. li. Neubauer. ll, Strahler. D, Eason. J. Brunner, J. Kribel. Bottom Row: G. Brosky. .l, llrill. A. llollmzln. P. t'z1ldt-ruro. R. Sukits, ll. Kollinger. Nl. Kapolku, M. lilmeier ll. Jordan. IC. lloflmun. S Kuhn v r 7 M o Hr A ' Wx 'Q' 4' ' 5 - ' 3 5 if Xe eww R 5 SX We W 2 1: -LEZQQWZQZME 3 Ain.. 5, K K 7, il E., , S 5. , Q6 X N ' X Q Y 55' in I 3.7.5 SJ 1 ii' S 33 1 w A :f q , A s 1 1 5 W I' f+s3'f7 wk xi, Q, K , 37 ixvfik ',. + 3 if s, Q. 54,3 tiw ,Q w? f fl fifg P 'A , 1 M32 gswi ri' si 'Z ? ' if . f W' Ek. ,xx .. fs uf' Hi. o 4'- AM Q .Q N N X 5 4. ,ex I+ 'na ., l r' E' ANNOUNCING TO THE WORLD OUR GOING'S ON K F1 HERE AT THE ACADEMY sy f A Q -I XX ,V u V' f 4 'A ' ,J - An! T' V .rl , Acnvmfs ,. gX'f'gJaxJ2E 4 , , A. E A' f'fZf.,,f, If 1 X, gf 3' M i M gum, SQ Qxxxqj X All! K ,pn 'NU 9- 1'N'QJ X X-iv'-I 9. QQ, , -1- I ' 'K if f' A . iv '3.a?.'.?Q 'w V f yaxgsw get X. P in 'Mis X Y big XX tm N 1-,p Q X0 H: iiiirs. ' . XV f .. 'w a :PN 1 2 xi? . rs ,stil . a uf 1-qw X .bb a QT- - ff Q 44i?gffQ..ix A- 'XWT . 1 Q A ,M hzf' ' -, . '- 'Q -Q. wx' aw-l.,Q,,ff X ' Q S Q- x , QNX Xb in 6 1' x X .-dv THE 1954 fy The publication of this Annual was an ideal towards which the members of the stan aspired. They worked with a single-mind- ed devotion, They realized that, to leave to those who will come after them foot- prints in the sands of timew the work would have to be of the highest quality. Under the strain of deadlines, and months of persistent demands, the editor, the asso- ciate edito1's, the business staif, and the typists maintained their composure and accomplished their task. The writing of the senior liners constituted one of the most arduous phases of the yearbook. Claire Bates, editor, is planning the layout of the annual. To every senior a yearbook is a precious legacy. It tells, through its pictures, of a most Colorful span of school life, with its exciting adventures, its quiet, alone-with ALL-AMERICAN-1953 MEDALIST--COLUMBIA PRESS-1953 The smiles on the faces of the stalf members signify the enjoyment they experienced in working for the school. Left to right are P. Connors, J. Ackerman, and C. Faul- haberg seated are A. Schurer, D. Hergenroeder, G. Smith, L. Winsky, J. Nee, C. Hepp, J. Wacker, and D. Peart. BENEIJIBTA 121111 111111111-iits, its 11111111 1'1'ic1111s11ips. its hcr- itngc 111' high i11c:11s. l'Zl1111ll'1llg those rc- ligiuus, S111-1:11 111111 c11111'z1ti1n1a1 1-xp111'ie111'Qs 111' thc S1-1111111 yczu' 211111 l11c1111i11g them t0- P1 -'1-1111-1' with 1111- tools ot 0X11l'8SS101l 111111 p1111t111g1'z1p11y. 111111 111111 tyllcwritcr. the work- 1-rs p1'1m11111-1-11 ll Sll1'11I'1S11lQ,'1y hcz111tif111 1-0111- 1111111ity, 11111 111-11111111-121 of 15154. Mr. 1 1'1111 1'1l'11t'1'1 111' Strom Studio was the 1-:11111-1111111111 111 1115-1. 1'1111t11g1'ap11y is the sum 111111 S1111S1ll11t'P, thc 11cz11't. of yearbook w1n'11. W1' l11l111'0I'1ll1t' 1'Yl'l'11'S superb work- 111:11.s11ip 211111 !'1l1111'l'21-t'11C'1iS to 1111 tho joh. W1- S1111-1'1'1-ly z1p111'111-111111 thc 2158181211199 111111 1111'1111111'111gt'1.1'0I'1S 111'Sistc1' 1,1111isc 111111 Mr. 111111 Young who z111vis1-11 ns 211111 1111111911 to 1111111 111is 111111k 1 mt' 1111- Ycz11 '. 1 1 Typists, left to right are T. Urbanic, S. Keady, D. Darges, M. Wilson and J. Gross: Abscnt, B. Faust and A. Wally. Stah' artists, M. A. Geyer. A. Werl, and M. L. Coll concentrate on a discovcry . tl!! 4 Financial wizards of the business stan' are V. Focrster, A. L. Conlon, H. Zclik, manager, :md I. Rupp. E... Associate editors, J. Ganster, V. Bauer, J. Bullion, and ll. Hosek plan the next issue. I the gives expression to views on student life .1..fll' my V, A x X' 6 4 There is a fascination in the ability to ex- pression ideas on paper, a fascination which arises from the knowledge that your sen- tence-expressed thoughts will give mental food to hungry readers. Unconsciously, perhaps, it is this fact that stimulates some students to give time and efforts to produce school publications. The staff of THE BENITA did endeavor to please the student body by attempting a better publication than ever before. THE BENITA, published every six weeks, played an important part in the school life of the Academy. The associate editors, with the help of their advisor, Sister M. Laurentia, presented news, features, and sports, with a much-needed Catholic view- point. The combined staff played a large part in printing a very interesting and read- able school paper. Front page flashes caught the eye: the editorial page provided food for wholesome thought. 72 llit- stz1l'i'. 1-sp:-t-iuily that an-vtlitm's, limi Thai stztft' is gi'z1tvfi1l to Sister l421lll't'IlIi2l fm' plttnty ut' uppmwtiiiiitit-s to lt-211-11 tht- mvuii- IIUI' liolpful Ql'llillllllC't'. lt also thanks Mr. g ut' iizird wnrlt :tml rigid tlisvipliiit-. Long t'yi'il Wit-guild t'm'givl11g1 his tiniv untlt4i'21t't- 11.11 'miiiniis wt-i-ti Inv limtrs spvnt ov:-1' at mztnsliip in supplying all tlw UIIIS whivh st iitt-nt-4-. Ingviiuity wzistli-niziiitlvd in plan- vfvro ust-tl in the six issues tspvt-ini Uhris- ning.: ll tlilnimy vtiliy im' mu-li issnv, :ind in tvizls issuv, tool lmbiisllvtl this your. u i meeting tlw tlt-zttllintts with tho linzli rush tu tlit- priiitvi' with tht- 1ll'00i'-l't'lUl galley intx ts. Nc-ws stufl' t-dilors vvntt-r attention on incidvnts within Academy - Loft to right art- M. Ni-we-ll, M. I.. Mc-yer, and M. A. Kroncnbcrger: seated are V. Swertz, S. Dt-t-gan, P. Styborski, C. Frank, R. PSChiN'l', E. Kuhs, B. Sipple, B. Stanek and NI. llt-nnigan. I+'t-auturv stuIT vditors giw a ptfrsonal touch to a paper. Standing are E. Hogan. E. llogan, M. Lytlt-, P. Uwt-ns, J. Cmkv, and .l. Erdt-ljac: svatvd arc' B. Kahn, J. Bruocknor, IC. .':ITi ' -. ' ' f 1' '- Sl tr, P. lhirktv, 1. Rupp, S. Rogal, .I. Dorgan, and I.. Szannvil. Council president twith back to cameral completes plans for the Christmas toy drive for St. Paul's Orphanage. Surrounding Anna Louise are tstandingl H. Moeller, A. Eaton, J. Stauber, E. Richard, N. Belz, N. Schueler, M. Lipke, M. L. Maletic, F. Ermond, and M. Wilson: seated are C. Bates, P. Styborski, P. McArdlc, M. A. Kronenberger, S. Rogal, E. Winterhalter, A. Fleckenstein, L. A. Heintzinger, H. Hosek, J. Bullion, J. Killmyer, and P. McComb: front row are M. Kaib, J. Kress, J. Croke, and E. Hogan. democracy uf work STUDENT COUNCIL girls The enthusiasm of the members of the Stu- dent Council at its inception showed promise of big success. Composed of thirty representatives of various organizations and activities, and also of the sixteen home- room presidents, these middlemen operated as a medium of good will between the Fac- ulty and student body. Heading this energetic group as advisor is Sister Antoinette, our principal. Under her able leadership and with the assistance of Anna Louise Conlon, the president, and the other officers, the Student Council drew up its annual blueprint of student projects. The council members conducted a success- ful courtesy campaign. Its goal was to stress proper behavior in street cars and buses and, in general, proper social relation always and everywhere. Another construc- tive piece of work was the amending of the Constitution to allow bi-monthly meetings. The record of the character-building pro- gram speaks for itself. It did produce very tangible and satisfactory results. OFFICERS Student Council officers check on minutes of last meeting. Left to right are B. L. Popchak, treasurer A. L. Conlon, president E. Hogan, secretary J. Dorgan, vice-president. Our xve-ll-inanagml library 4-lull is under the supervision ol' Sister M LIBRARY Pictured here with a what-shall-we-do-first attitude are the ollicers, N. Schue!er and N. Shade. aid in traveling superhighway of education We students ol' Saint l3enediet's Academy are very fortunate in having an efficiently equipped library. It c-ontains all categor- ies of hooks im-luding, historieal, poetieal liiogrzipliic-al fietonal and lllllCll reference material. . llildegard. XVitll her constant guidanee, the club l1l0lllbt'l'S keep the library in Sl1Cll a Condition that students can readily tind hooks and refer- ence material with mininnnn amount of effort. The stall' spends many hours in try- ing to make our library not only a room ol' learning but also a plaee where we can find the pleasure and relaxation that only a hook c-an provide. ln this ready to serve group are lstandingl N. Schueler, li. Winkler, N. Shade, D. barges, D. Forbes, G. Salinetro, L. A. Heintzinger, and A. Romano. ilineeling Rederer twins. 7 we look to our C L U B S for co-curricular Checking for the correct answer are tstandingb M. A. Baznik, E. Hogan, S. Becki, M. L. Carroll, tseatedl M. Staud, M. Youkers, E. Hogan, F. Dalessandra, and B. Conway. tabsentl , F. Gebhardt. The Diocesan Business Club is made up of girls and boys striving for their rightful places in the business world. In order to help them the club has a three fold purpose, social, religious, and economic. The annual communion breakfast, a dance, and typing and shorthand contests are the high points in a busy yearly schedule. Our school moderator is Sister M. Amelia and our school representative is Elaine Hogan. The president of the Diocesan Business Club is Eileen Hogan, a senior of St. Benedict Academy. The Science Honor Society affords the stu- dents in schools of the Diocese of Pitts- burgh to gather together to exchange the latest scientiiic news and views. Promin- ent speakers are guests at the bimonthly meetings. After the lecture, discussions are encouraged to enrich the minds of the mem- bers still further. Sister Regina is moder- ator of the S. B. A. chapter. Acquiring confidence through self-eXpres- sion is an enviable achievement. To help acquire this necessary ability of correct, written speech, the Writers' Club has be- come a must in the Diocesan Federation. Sister Laurentia, the moderator of the S. B. A. group of girls, has encouraged ac- tive participation by having the students contribute features both to local and na- tional literary contests. The object of the History Honor Society is the furtherance and appreciation of his- tory especially that of Pennsylvania. This society is active in promoting historial ex- cursions, lectures, meetings and socal af- fairs. This year the H. H. S. is sponsoring an essay contest. The topics, believed to be of the greatest interest to all, are The Ren- aissance of Pittsburgh and 'iThe impor- tance of the Marian Year? Twelve girls, with their director, Sister Gonzaga, are members of this Diocesan organization. activities Sl'llCNl'l'l HONOR Arc- you gt-tting the dem- onstration, girls? Stands ing arc- t'. Arch, V. Bauer, C. llutc-sz, L. Ilointzingor. A, Yvagvr, M. Topping, P. Psvhirvr. J. Kretz, A. Flvckvnstcin, K. McCul- lough, J, Crokc, E. Scan' nc-ll and G. Donohuv. S1-ated arc M. Pctroncostu. P. Styhorski, K. McArdlc, :md ll. llosvk, Ll'l'I'iR.lltY HONOR What's this? English pruji-cts? Vi-ry inte-rc-sting to tstumlingi lt. Kurolski, L. Mzntoku, M. Steiner und P. Chvnot. Sitting: C. Funk, l'. Muus, C. llopp, Il. Zollk, M. llorgun, J. Rihuritsch, .l. Bruvckncr, and Kcady. HISTORY HONOR B4-cause history is a tran- script of lifv it is inter- esting to fstundingm ltogul, S. Wvnxvl, V. Scun- lon, B, Salvur, and .I. Bar' bac-hg sitting are M. Krons 1-rilic-me-r, S. Dccgan, P. llc-illcy, N. Schvulcr, J. Bullion, M. Gloss, and M. Mcycrs, This eighth year in which St. Benedict has had membership in the N. F. L. has been a nionientous year. Our chapter received the highest award the National Forensic Leag-- ue oan oiier a school. Mr. Bruno Jacob, its national secretary from Ripon, Wisconsin, presented S. IS. A. with the Leading Chapter Award. a beautiful walnut plaque. Known to N. F. L.'ers but not to most students. the accumulation of the necessary number of points for the award, under ordinary cir- cumstances. requires twenty-five years. Mr. N. F. L. DEBATE GROUP left to right: S. Nussbaum, I. Eas- ler R. Newman, A. Yeager. M. Reilly, and P. Reilly. Bottom Row: M Topping, and P. Maus. Clair, Patricia, Mr. Jacob. present- ing the plaque. Mary Lou, and Sister Perpetua, moderator. lacob connnended our chapter for its out- standing work in speech. Congratulations to Sister Perpetua and to all N. F. L. stu- dents. VVith our coveted Distinguished Service Plaque occupying a place of honor in the trophy ease. we are continually reininded of our predecessors' zeal and achievements in the N. F. L. We present nienihers re- solve to equal or to hetter their accoiiiplisli- ments. N- F. L. DRAMATIC While N. Banyas, N. Sehueler. M. O'Boyle, S. Deegan, E. Winter- halter and E. Brosnan look on, A. Eichenlaub and B. Kunkel act out a dramatic scene. FURENSICS here and there . . . Last minute chit-chat before curtain rises. Sister Antoinette, Claire and Niece inspect Mr. Gahlinger You do think she-'ll live, Sister Beatrice? aumgfaph- Sister Gemma serves as girls indulge in calories. Girls enjoy fun and from' and the famllus- War dnnce, rain ritual, or iust an S. B. A. open-house scene? Nm 3 fare Occasion, 3 laugh in Slwnish- Addie, Mar, and Janet map new plans for Mission Club I+' I l sr' iii I k who's who at SBA . . . these ASPIRANT An aspiraut to the sisterhood is a young girl who feels she would like to become a nun. She is one who has fallen in love with the Great Lover but is not yet old enough to become his bride. These girls reside at the convent and have their own apartments, dining room, dorm- itories, study hall and recreation room. They are under the supervision of a Mis- tress who joins them in their daily schedule of study, Work, play, and prayer. In ad- dition to attending classes at Saint Benedict Academy with the day students, they follow a schedule designed to assist each girl in the formation of good habits, a better un- derstanding of the principles of the Catholic faith, and the living of a wholesome Chris- tian life. The cultural and spiritual advantages for a girl who has thus chosen to nurture that possible seed of a. religious vocation ai'e many. lluring the years of waiting until she is old enough to enter the Novitiate, she is taught to value the religious life in a sincere and prayerful manner. She as- sists at daily Mass and receives Coimnunion in the Convent Chapel and with the sisters, tslie attends Contpline, the oificial night prayer of the church. After three years of serious contemplation and feeling that God has chosen her to abide in the Ilouse of the Lord, she applies for entrance into the novitiate. Upon receiv- ing word that she has been accepted into the community, she joyously dons the ar- mour of love and sets forth to battle in the Spiritual Army for her King. Victory will be hers, when she faces her Creator and hears the words, Come Spouse of Christ. WHEW! Sort of a laughing group caught in an oi? moment-Sister Mary Grace surrounded by E. Mulligan, D. Seidle, J. DeMatteis, M. A. Malinoski, N. Nickel, L. Frank, E. Bechel, J. Jones, M. A. Conley and M. A. Jackline. w ,. .. 'V' . If Lfcxl' 2 4K 5' fx fg v -ff. 113 '75-1 he' W IK ggi? ., ih gn tty. X 'x MUSIC... Into one brief yeiar, niusic enthusiasts of the Academy have crammed many happy Hsingingu hours into their already scho- lastically jammed schedule. Some memory of a hounting melody will echo down the avenues of time as it recalls school daysi the orchestra playing a waltz or a march, the Glee Club's nielodious voices enliven- ing the day With snatches of scales and song. The Glee Club participated in a nationwide contest conducted by the well known TV and radio star Gene Lockhart. His own composition, MOTHER OF ALL, was the required selection. flt is too early to give results of this contestj. The Club also presented a TV program of two and three part songs over station WKJF. The haunting and attractive tunes of Tcliaikowskfs THE FOREST PRINCE will iill men1ory,s lanes of the Glee Club mein- bers. The experience in participating in this operetta will remain a joy forever to the entire Academy. Orchids to Sisters Gonzaga and Mary Grace, directors of the Glee Club and the Orchestra respectively, for their splendid perform- ances! wi. i- ' 'W 'Q .-.1 'ki' M. A. Conley gives her expert attention to a score on the bass fiddle. E. Beckel and K. McCullough, playing the clarinets and E. Mulligan, the flute, add a mellow touch to the orchestra. GLEE CLUB-Top Row: S. Angelo, S. Rogal, P. Anuskiewicz, M. J. McCrea, D. Heim, P. McArdle, B. Faust, M. Conway, E. Saffer, D. Donovan, V. Schwertz, B. A. Kahn, M. Pecoraro, J. Nieri, A. Ging. Second Row: A. Bucher, H. Hajduk, M. Klein, C. Frank, M. J. Staud, E. Hogan, V. Foerester, E. Hogan, J. Ackerman, C. Bopp. L. Ko- cian, A. Fleckenstein, M. Newell, D. Clayborne. Bottom Row: Sister Gonzaga, M. Cummings, S. Paulish, A. L. Conlon, A. Bahl, A. Wally, M. Petrancosta, C. Lipkc, P. Steigerwald, B. Helfrich, D. Kralik, J. Wagner, P. Babic. lxjf Ta T -war A-L, YQ K h . MEMORIES SWEET rie, Bernice. Put and Angie model their I'z1ree creations. Freslinien portrayed til'1lI11lliiL'ZliiY the Miracle ot' ltvililllillu. During FxnliervDznigliter nite Elaine, Ginny and Eileen sailed the ocean blue. I rc'shmen like Sister Fosma much and her popeorn no less. Hugs, beetles and biology are here major topics of interest. lt's stumps for the lnissionsthe count is over 100,000 Four trumpets and ll trombone Carry the orehestra's volume. Another View of the Get-Aequainted-Day at S. B. A. on personal honor achieved NATIQNAI. HONCRS Top Row: M. A. Kronenberger, V. Bauer, P. Styborski, J. Dorgan, A. Werl, F. Geb- herdt, M. J. Schawalder, M. E. Mahan, S. Rogal. Middle Row: B. A. Kahn, S. Dee- gan, H. Hosek, J. Bullion, R. Zern, P. McArdle, C. Bates, E. Saffer, M. L. Coll, M. L. Meyer. Bottom Row: J. Croke, E. Hogan, P. McComb, E. Hogan, M. Gloss, C. Bopp. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Twenty-five extraordinary seniors merited membership into the National Honor So- ciety. These girls devoted four years of unselfish service to their school. They un- failingly led their class in SCHOLARSHIP, being among the upper third in scholastic standingg in LEADERSHIP, being guide- posts to others in lady-like, hence, in Christ- like manner, in CHARACTER, influencing others by good exampleg and in SERVICE, always willing to do a little bit more than required for faculty and fellow students. These four qualifications are prerequisites for membership into the National Honor Society. The induction ceremony was held in the auditorium on April 6. Reverend Father McDowell was guest speaker. He presented each girl a gold pin and certificate of mem- bership. The worthy recipients of these a- wards will, undoubtedly, go on to greater achievements in their life's careers. QUILL AND SCROLL Competent membership on THE BENITA and THE BENEDICTA staffs determines each year's candidates for the Quill and Scroll, the international association of high school writers. There are a number of prerequisites for membership other than simply being on the staff of a school publi- cation, one being the achieving of a high scholastic standing, the upper third of the class. Because thirty two members had displayed unusual abilities in their particular pos- itions on the Academy's publications, they were formally inducted into the S. B. A.'s Chapter of the Quill and Scroll. At this ceremony, Sister Antoinette presented the young journalists membership cards and pins. What a wonderful compensation for the ingenuity and the worry involved in editing the school paper and the annual! The staff members gratefully acknowledge the tireless efforts and kindly suggestions of Sisters Louise and Laurentia, their ad- Visors. and membership into the QUILI. and SCROLL QUILL AND SFROLL 1N0wspapf-r? Top Row: li. l'w'lm'm-r, I'. Stylmrski. S. Ibm-1-parm, J. llmwian, li Slipplv, l'. Varkvr. Middlv Row: B. A. Kahn, if llupp, V. llZllll'l', ll. llosvk. J. llullifm, Ill. A. Krmu-r1lwI's50l', li. Sallvr, 'll L. Ill:-yr-1: linttmn Row: S, llugal, lu. llngan, I' Iluuan. .l. flllll5ll'l', .l. Vmlu- QUILL AND SCROLL iYcarb00kJ Top Row: G. Smith, U. llopp. M. L. Coll. ll. Zelik, B. Faust. Middle Row: J. Nov, A. W4-rl, l'. McArcllc, C, Batcs, M. J. Schawaldcr, F. Gcbhardt. Bottom Row: J. Ac-km-rman. A. Wally, .l. Wacker. 'T' 'ff 3' CAREER DAY . . . anticipating things to come Career Day is a special day at St. Benedict's. It is set aside to give the senior and junior students a better understanding of the basic requirements for the varied careers open to them after graduation. Sister Antoinette inaugurated the day two years ago to avoid disrupting classes by assembling at one time professional speak- ers from various walks of life to help ex- plain the benefits of prospective careers. In order that all guest speakers may be properly introduced, a general get-to- gether meeting is held in the auditorium. The opening address was given by Mr. Law- rence F. Greenberger, Ph. D., Director of Personal Training for the Kaufmann De- partmen Stores. Mr. Greenberger stressed important characteristics for successful business careers-conventional decorum or the observance of social proprieties is a 'tmust in the business world. Among those represented this year were Duquesne University, Mount Mercy College, Seton Hill, and Saint Mary of the Springs, Pinkerton and other Business Schools, nurses from the Hospital Council of West- ern Pennsylvania, Bell Telephone, Civil and Social Service Departments, School of Beauty Culture, Capital Airlines, and Arm- ed Forces fXVaVes and Vtlacsj. Following the general meeting, members of the Student Council conducted the speak- ers to various classrooms for Hclinic ses- sions. Here discussions on particular ca- reers are carried on Where the students were able to ask questions and air their opinions. Mrs. Lukehart, representing the Pinkerton Secretarial School, and using G. G. Fortune '53 and M. A. Cherick '53 as models, stresses the importance of personal appearance and the grave need of proper etiquette for successful careers. tl 1- 8 Coach BILL GRUBER, BASKETBALL pray together win together Basketball Assistants: F. Gebhardt, Score- keeper, S. Rogal, Timekeeper, M. L. Meyer, Manager. The 1954 basketball season started with an inexperienced team consisting almost en- tirely of sophomore players. Improvements became apparent as the season progressed and, due to the capable coaching of Bill Gruber, confidence made the team fight val- iantly. Despite the early, poor results, cour- age never failed the team as shown by the iight it put up in the Tournament games in the post-season period. St. Benedict was placed fourth in the Class A League, Win- ning four and losing six games. The last. game of the season, a tournament game with Ormsby in the semi-finals proved to be the most exciting, the best--played and most commendable game of the year. High scorer for the '58-'54 season was Carol Gmuer, sophomore, with 266 points. Follow- ing close behind was Pat Fiske, with 263 Outer Circle: C. Frank, M. Boucek, B. Grub- er, P. Fiske, A. Krebs Inner Circle: C. Gmuer, J. Dorgan, J. Wallace, N. Schueler. points Special citation should be given to the three senior guards, Joan Dorgan, Carol Frank and Arlene Krebs. They did a splendid job in keeping the opponents' scores low. Arlene won extra honorsg she received a trophy for being selected a guard on the Parks and Recreation All Around Team. During the four years that Bill Gruber has coached St. l3enedict's team, he led the girls for two successive years to two Class A Championships. Dill is a persistent and methodical trainer. He stresses the impor- tance of high sportsmanlike conduct: whether winning or losing, the team must be Bair and square. Because of his insist- ence on fair play, he has built up a varsity with a fine reputationea challenge each succeeding team must accept and fight to preserve. saint benedicf's basketball record S. IS. A. VARSITY TICAIII Der. lu 33 St. Adalbert IS 4l Mt. Assissi Jan. 5 32 St. Michael N 53 St. Basil? I3 39 Cathedralll 15 52 Mc-Kees Rocks 20 Illi St. Adalhert 22 33 St. Rosaliaig 24 44 St. Joseph Mt. Ol. 29 313 Si. lNla1'y's Shpgfi Fl-lr. l lil St. Mai'y's Mt? 5 In St. Michael In 337 St.llasil1l: 1 1953 -54 OPP. S. B. A. VARSITY TEAM 47 St. Joseph Mt. Ol. 28 Mcliees lloeks 35 Catliedralfi' 42 Mt. Assissi 23 St. Rosaliait 44 St. Mary's Shpg. 38 St. Lawrence 26 St. lNIa1'y's Mtfi 24 St. Basilw 47 Mt. Assissiaw 35 Oriusbyw 33 'lilaeague Games 39 :x'I:iT0lll'llE1lll9ll,t Games OPP 14 28 36 32 38 41 47 44 24 57 VARSITY Top Row: M. L. Meyer, K. Lee hig, C. Arch, P. Fiske, B. Grub er, M. Boucek, N. Schueler, A Frank, S. Roafal. Second Row J. Gaetner, C. Frank. A. Krebs. .I. Dorgan, B. Salzer. Bottom Row: K. McArdle. C. Gmuer. J. Wallace, P. Boyle. JUNIOR VARSITY Top Row: l'. Fiske, K. Loc-big. .l. Boucek, .l. Dorgan, M. Fleis- chel M. Fischer, G. Keller, M. lticc-i, M, Jasick, E. Isaak, and M. Boucc-k. Front Row: R. Kol- linger, M. Swann, .l, llapp, C. Orripo, J. Gaertner, E. Bauer., J. llepp. F Seaman, and D. Smith. Iii Joanne Wallace Arlene Krebs Carol Gmuer Pat Fiske Marie Boucek Joan Dorgan Pat Boyle Carol Frank Norma Schueler Joanne Wallace-Two more years to star for S. B. A. -put her whole heart and soul in basketball-her Quick actions set the pace for her teammates. Pat Fiske-Sophomore forward-coached the J. V.'s -her height helped in rebounding-short shots were her specialty-capable as a pivoter-always willing to do her share. Arlene Krebs-three year varsity player-blocked many long shots of the opponents-her calmness kept the team's spirit up--outstanding rebounder- tipped numerous jump balls. Carol Gmuer-Will return next year-remarkable ball handler-accurate set shot shooter-high scor- er on this year's varsity. Joan Dorgan-Senior guard-stopped many plays that would have been fatal to our victories-un- nerved our opponents by her distracting method- president of the Varsity Club. Pat Boyle-First year on the varsity-her long shots helped at critical moments-energetic and alert-- her faking ability slowed down the opponents. Carol Frank-Third and last year on the varsity- experienced and capable player-came through in tough spots--held the office of vice-president of the Varsity Club. Marie Boucck-J. V. guard, coach-good defensive player-intercepted many passes-could get the ball across the floor---always played her best-will be a valuable starter next year. Norma Schueler-Junior forward-played as a team member-her quick, short shots helped raise the score-developed a one-handed set shot which prov- ed useful during many games. A 4 a ' . fy 'Il' fs f L x.lAQD 5-5:75 . ' 1. uf K vi N-0 s ff gs, ik' , , ,vs I ry Q-1 5 bw, .li U N 1 1 'if A fx My 31' 'i 'W I 1 - K gill, F v-fd ' IS, 'Z 3 'W' Z2 O iii ,A X . . m H XS Best Wishes To The Graduates of 1954 rom your YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS STREM STUDIO Phones: A'1'1a1e1tie 1-4575 -- 1-4576 - 1-4577 I St. Athanasius Lyceum Chalfant 84 Ashford Avenues West View PITTSBURGH 29, PA. BASTIAN BROS. CO 1600 CLINTON AVENUE, N. ROCHESTER, NEXV YORK if MANUFACTURERS OF Class Rings SAINT BENEDICT'S ACADEMY if Members of Educational Jewelry Manufacturers ASS,l1. 92 P. G. Course WITH A Paycheck! SENIOR GIRLS-Working for the Telephone Company is like a continuation of your school course . . . except you are well paid while you learn this interesting work. It's a post- graduate course with a pay check. You work with girls your own age and interests. Raises are regular and frequent. You work in pleas- ant surroundings with friendly co-workers. Positions are open for operators, service repre- sentatives, typists, stenographers and clerks. APPLY: 416-7th AVE., ROOM 131 BELL TELEPHONE CO. TROY HILL FEDERAL Savings 8: Loan Association INSURED SAVINGS Current 375 Dividend I706 Lowrie Street Pittslrurgli 12, Phone CE. 1-8238 The Staff of the Benedicta acknowledges its indebtedness to the Strem Studio of Pittsburgh for portraits and pictures and to the Capitol Engraving Company of Springfield, Illinois Mr. Donald Young of Latrobe and to Sister M. Louise, O. S. B. for their time in supervising the work to the Kelly Press of Greensburg for printing the Annual To our Patrons. Parents, Students, and all our Friends who generously contributed and helped to make a success of the 1954 issue of THE BENEDICTA CHAMPION COAL AND DISCO Compliments of Il'0Il B11-3WiIlg' COIl1p3Ily COAL COMPANY 'LOcust 1-6211 3340 Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh 1, Pa. R. H. Riley E. A. Marasti Wholesale Food Distributors MEATS, POULTRY, EGGS BUTTER Sz CHEESE 1115 Brighton Road, Pittsburgh 33, Pa. ALleg'heny 1-8615 Mlllvale 1-1977-R ALlegheny 1-8616 PErrysville 4-7516 West View Tavern Sz Club Association 403 Perrysville Highway Pittsburgh 29, Pa. Beatty's Cafe Imperatafs Henchar's Cafe Swartz's Tavern Heintz Cafe V. F. W. 2754 Inc. West View Park Co. 94 0 8: H Four Oaks Farm Sausage It's 33741 leaner MADE WITH OLD WORLD SKILL AND PATIENCE OSWALD 8z HESS COMPANY Compliments of M. E. CAIDERARO Excavating I Grading Trenching for gas Complim RIIIS of of International Brotherhood Electrical Workers of water and sewer line Local Union CE. 1-4081 CE: 1-4319 Number 5 95 MELLON NATIONAL BANK 8: TRUST COMPANY Workingmarfs Savings Office No. 4 PITTSBURGH 12, PENNSYLVANIA SUBURBAN TYPEWRITER COMPANY OFF ICE, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, GREETING CARDS TOYS 81 NOVELTIES Phil Frey 429 Lincoln Avenue Bellevue, Pgh. 2, Pa, LI. I-7887 NORTH SIDE SAVINGS Sz LOAN ASSOCIATION REDUCTION MORTGAGE LOANS AND INSURED SAVINGS Perrysville Avenue and East Street PITTSBURGH, PA. CE 1-7622 321 Interest on Savings Accounts Lowest Cost Mortgages UNION SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Pittsburgh 816 East Ohio Street CE 1-2025 Pittsburgh 12, Pa. OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING HAHN'S ROADSIDE STAND Quality Plants and Shrubs BABCOCK BOULEVARD AT THOMPSON RUN ROAD DORSCH BROTHERS General Contractors 1326 Bueute Street CE. 1-3522 CE. 1-4332 DORSCH SHOE STGRE Men's Womf-n's and Cliildren's Shoes 700 EAST OHIO STREET W Hite's Friendly Drug Store Market House Corner Ohio and Federal Streets N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of Keystone Motor Express Lovrencic Funeral Home 860 Lockhart Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CE. 1-1285 G. 0. McMurray Plumbing Quality Repairs and Remodeling Registered Plumber-3941 Perrysville Ave T. C. Graham--Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Res. LI. 1-1676M FA. 1-4773 Amon Motor Company, Inc. 324 Ohio River Blvd. Emsworth, Pittsburgh 2, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of '54 THE STEELE FAMILY PROVIDENT TRUST COMPANY RED UAK INN 900 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CE. 1-2600 Dine and Dance Mount Nebo Road SCHELLHAAS Sz SONS ZW ICK'S GULF SERVICE TIRES - ACCESSORIES FUNERAL HOME 915 EAST OHIO STREET 705-707 East Street N. S. PITTSBURGH 12, Pa. NORTH SIDE CEdar 1-9440 All-American Bowling Equipment Company Building - Repairing - Refinishing 1601 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh 22, Pa. CO. 1-5515 Allegheny Plywood Company 3411 Smallman Street Pittsburgh 1, Pa. Artcraft Uniform Company 938-40 Penn Avenue PITTSBURGH 22, PA. EXpress l-0161 Compliments of BENEDICTINE FATHERS St. Boniface Church, N. S. BERKLEY'S Pl-IARMACIES 3 Modern Stores Serving the North Hills West View, Pa. GERARD BOEH -- FLOWERS Choice Flowers for Choice Friends 1414 Beaver Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CE. 1-1313 WE. 1-0823-R BOWERS' GROCERIES DAVID W. BRANT Plymouth Sz Dodge Automobiles LEO J. CASSELLS we Deliver Superior Cigars 417 Ridgewood Avenue 1426 Fulton street West View, Pa' 1023 Liberty Avenue CE. 1.9015 Pittsburgh, Pa. WE. 1-2340 or WE. 1-0442W 98 Cleaning Materials 81 Chemicals Co. 32nd Street 8z Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh 1, Pa. Compliments of NANCY DUNN Crosby Avenue W. ll. ELSTE If It's Good to Eat, We Have It Church 6: Breading Ave. Ben Avon 2, Pa. LI. 1-1735 General Molds 8: Plastics Corp. 1435-37 Western Avenue Pittsburgh 33, Pa. AL. 1-9200 or 1-9201 GERST FLORAL SHOPPE 706 East Ohio Street FAirfax 1-7303 Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of GOODYEAR PAUL GROPELLI MEMORIAL CO. West View, Pa. WE. 1-0803 or 1-2700 HAMBURG AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance - Mortgages 454 Perrysville Road West View, Pittsburgh 29, Pa. WE. 1-2225 or 1-1800 HARMONY DAIRY CO. 800 Fulton Street FA. 1-7600 -1-7601 llENRY'S MARKET 139 Crawford Ave. Bellevue 2, Pa. Compliments of Anthony F. Hergenroeder Compliments of Louis M. Herbert Knights of Columbus Bellevue Council No. 1400 Koenig Refrigeration Co. R. D. 1, Allison Park, Pa. 45 Remington Drive JOHN A. KREMMEL 3858 East Street. N. S. CE. 1-3888 Home Delivery-Beer-Soft Drinks C. ll. KUMMER Meat Market 1021 Perry Highway Pittsburgh 37, Pa. CLAIR KUNZE Excavating Contractor Builder's Supplies Westmore 54400 Bayne Wexford Rd., Wexford, Pa. Congratulations Rev. Victor Lillig, O. S. B. Saint Benedict Church Carrolltown, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND For A Treat In Meat MEYERL'S SUPER MARKET 2122 East Street CE. 1-3021 CE. 1-2551 MILLER-MEYER ROOFING 2057 Chateau Street AL. 1-7964 Pittsburgh, Pa. nn Phone MI. 1-1823 MILLVALE CLEANING SHOP Dry Cleaners Since 1907 Same Day Service on Request 508 North Ave. Millvale, Pa. MOOK-GRITTMAN Groceries- Lunchmeats 41 Royal Street N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CE. 1-2992 Mt. Troy Building 8z Loan Ass'n of Reserve Township 1970 W. Beckert Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Phone AL. 1-6107 Congratulations from The Nativity Usher's Club Neibauer's Gulf Service Station Corner North Ave. and East St. CE. 1-9804 Compliments of NORTH HILLS DAIRY Pittsburgh 9, Pa. WE 1-2600 COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM F. 0'BRIEN F. L. FALCK 8z COMPANY Chips, Powders, Soap Hard Water Softeners CE. 1-6805 0TTO'S SUBURBAN DAIRY Camp Horne Road LI. 1-6443 Emsworth Pittsburgh 2, Pa. Compliments of THOMAS A. OWENS Carrolltown, Pa. PARKER CHEVROLET Where friend meets friend 616 Lincoln Avenue Bellevue Pittsburgh 2, Pa. LI. 14700 JOSEPH A. PAPPERT 8: SONS Funeral Directors 711 Lochart Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Pennsylvania Savings 8z Loan Association of Pittsburgh 860 Spring Garden Ave. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CE. 1-4693 PENN CASH MARKETS, INC. 515 Lincoln Ave. Bellevue, Pa. JUniper 1-1709 Compliments of POOR LOUIE to the Graduates of 1954 The Choice of Discriminating Seniors PRINTCRAFT CARD CO., INC. Graduation Personal Cards and Commencement Announcements SCRANTON 5, PA. Compliments of Lawrence J. Pusateri RADERMACHER Roofing and Heating Co. Residential and Industrial 2201-2203 East Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. WI-IEELEIPS PAINTS HARDWARE The Painter's Store 115 W. Ohio 8: 524 E. Ohio St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Redshaw Men's Wear Inc. 539 Lincoln Avenue, Bellevue LI. 1-4164 Compliments of RlECK'S ICE CREAM CO. Get the Best, Get Sealtest' 100 Compliments of FRANK RIMOLT ROBERT MORRIS SCIIOOL, INC. A Professional School of Modern Business Practice Hotel William Penn Pittsburgh 19, Pa. C. J. SCHAWALDER Power Lawn Mowers Sales and Service CE, 1-2277 Pittsburgh 12, Pa. SCIINITGEN DAIRY 107 Oak Glen Road Pittsburgh 9, Pa. PE. 4-5128 A. A. SCI-IOLZE 8: COMPANY Furnaces Installed-Repaired Tile, Tin, Slate Roofing 3961 Perrysville Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. CE. 1-0276 Troy Savings 8: Loan Assn. 1729 Lowrie Street Across from Fire Engine House Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CE. 1-3344 Voellger's Appliance Center 1272 Spring Garden Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. AL. 1-6112 Weimer Furniture Supply, Inc. 508 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of Mr. Gr Mrs. James J. White WHOLESALE BEER DIST. Soft Drinks 2005 Mt. Troy Road, Pgh., Pa. FAirfax 1-3430 NICHOLAS J. ZELKOVIC Pharmacist 924 East St., CE. 1-0195 Pittsburgh 12, Pa. EDW. A. ZILIAN Pharmacist 3898 Brighton Road N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Ed Lyons Wm. McGovern LI- 1-2604 FRANK M- ZIVIC Congratulations Best Wishes Union Job Printing fy-gm the 1133 Troy Hill Road AL. 1-5799 FRESHMEN CLASSES God Bless You Reverend Charles Weisman Reverend Herbert Thiel, 0. S. B. Reverend Thomas Rodgers Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1954 from the Junior Class HOLLYWOOD CAFE Liquor-Beer-Wine Fine Food 1900 CSt. Ivesj Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. McDonough Convalescent Home Elsie McDonough, Superintendent 1540 Evergreen Ave. Shaler Twp. Pgh. 9, Pa. Millvale 1-3088 COMPLIMENTS KAREL SOUND FILM LIBRARY Headquarters for all Visual Aids 8: Equipment OF A Distributor for Color Filmstrips F R I E N D Pittsburgh's largest Film Rental Library 214-3rd Ave., Pittsburgh 22, Pa., GR. 1-3313 101 JOSEPH ABBOTT Beer Distributor 5300 Perry Highway WE. 1-2262 SAM ABBOTT 3200 Brighton Road Pittsburgh, Pa. ALFREY SAUSAGE COMPANY 2604 Ivyglen Avenue Overbrook, Pittsburgh 27, Pa. WI. 1-7776 American Jewelry Manufacturing Jewelry designed for your taste 534 Pittsburgh Life Building Auerbach Furniture Co. Furniture - Carpets - Appliances 1926-30 Beaver Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. AL. 1-1900 - Open Evenings Compliments of Mrs. Audenbaugh AUMER BAKERY 3904 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. BECK'S SUPER MARKET 3001 Preble Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of A Friend From Beechview BELLEVUE ELECTRIC RADIO COMPANY 527 Lincoln Avenue RO. 1-6660 Pittsburgh 2, Pa. BELLEVUE PAINT 8z GLASS 572 Lincoln Ave., Pittsburgh 2, Pa. RO. 1-6911 MORRIS BENJAMIN 722 E. Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. BISSELL 8: COFFEY General Contractors FA. 1-9371 PL. 1-6135 4654 Cook Avenue Pittsburgh 27, Pa. BLIND FLORAL CO. 5325 Perrysville Road WE. 1-1005 Pittsburgh 29, Pa. JOSEPH F. BODINE Snap-On Tools 1840 Kleber Street LI. 1-8181 BoKay Cleaners 741 Boquet St.-3353 W. Carson St. McKees Rocks, Pa. SP. 1-0514 - SP. 14683 A. A. BORZA 81 SONS Funeral Home 2439 California Avenue FA. 1-9984 Pittsburgh 12, Pa. BOULEVARD CLEANERS Quality and Service 945 Ohio River Blvd. LI. 1-7600 LI. 1-7602 FRANK B. BOZZO, INC. Contractors 1627 Hethlon Street Pittsburgh 20, Pa. WA. 1-0476 BRANDT FUNERAL HOME 1032 Perry Highway Perrysville, Pa. THOMAS J. BREHM Jewelry 539 East Ohio St. N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CE. 1-1600 BRUCE'S SUPER MARKET Home Quality Goods Friendly Service 845-847 E. Ohio St., Pgh. 12, Pa. Brucker's Auto Radiator Service 1128 East Ohio Street, N. S. GEORGE BUCSEK Meat Market 1017 Chestnut Street NICHOLAS BUNTICH J eweler-Watchmaker CE. 1-3356 - CE. 1-3303 N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of Alderman George J. Butler 1421 Beaver Avenue Pittsburgh 33, Pa. CALDERONE'S MARKET We Don't Keep the Best We Sell It 1418 Beaver Avenue AL. 1-0834 CALIFORNIA INN 3637 California Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Carrolltown Fire Engine Co. Main Street, Carrolltown, Pa. FI. 4-8883 CATHOLIC DAUGIITERS 0F AMERICA Court Sacred Heart of the North I-Iills No. 1560 Confraternity of Christian Mothers Most Holy Name Church 1700 Harpster Street CATHOLIC WOMEN'S UNION St. Joseph Church 1700 Harpster Street Manchester-Northside C. C. CLAIR, OPTICIAN 5126 Jenkins Arcade PITTSBURGH 22, PA. AT. 1-7406 - WE. 1-2478 102 DODGE-PLYMOUTH Corsello Sales 8x Service, Inc. Courteous, Efficient Service 500 Lincoln Avenue LI. 1-7577 CROKE BEER DISTRIBUTOR William J. Croke 3121 Shadeland Ave., Pgh. 12, Pa. LI. 1-7873 Cronenweth Dairy Company 1357 Herman Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. DANDEE PRETZEL AND POTATO CHIP COMPANY Joseph A. Olejar, Distributor Carnegie 3627 McKees Rocks. Pa. Paint-Glass-Tools DAUM 8: HELM HARDWARE CO. 623-625 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of Carl tKellyl DeBasi DELICIOUS DINNER SERVICE Weddings, Banquets, Picnics Call JU, 1-1127-W Mrs. D. H. Dreher DeLuxe Cleaners, Dyers Call and Delivery Service Open 7:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. 1623 Beaver Avenue, N. S. CE. 1-9823 Compliments of Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank L. Diettinger Pasteurized Dairy Products DRESSLER'S DAIRY 217 Jacks Run Road Pittsburgh 14, Pa. DUSEK'S MARKETS 2234 Spring Garden 2039 Lowrie Street FA. 1-6435 EBER PROVISION CO. Wholesale and Retail Meats 1620 Spring Garden Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CE. 1-2258 EMSWORTII CLEANERS 24 I-Iour Service Free Pick Up and Delivery 233 Center Avenue RO. 1-8166 JOHN II. ENGLEBACI-I Troy Illll Druggist CE. 1-1559 1617 Lowrie St., Pgh. 12, Pa. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John Ermond FIDELITY REAL ESTATE CO. Mortgages - Property Management WE. 1-2277-PE. 4-8340 Pittsburgh 37, Pa. Best Wishes FIRST NATIONAL BANK Carrolltown, Perma. R. FRANK Real Estate 8a Insurance 1439 Woods Run Avenue RO. 1-7900 Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of Rev. John S. Fredmeier 1700 Harpster Street Paul M. Gaston ATLANTIC PRODUCTS Tires-Tubr s-Batteries 51 Butler St. MU. 2-9056 6317 Penn Ave. EM 1-9932 Gates Roofing 8: Siding Co. Pittsburgh 37, Pa. PE. 4-8769 East Street Cash Market 2116 East Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. EMSWORTII MARKET 261 Center Avenue Emsworth, Pa. Esser Beer Distributor Prompt Delivery 1122 Beaver Avenue, N. S. FA. 1-7244 FODE BROTHERS' INN Mt. Royal Blvd. Glenshaw, Pa. G 8: G MARKET Best for Less 1829 Beaver Avenue Pittsburgh 33, Pa. FA. 1-5119 Gebhardt's Welding Service Ornamental Iron Fiberglass Awnings LI. 1-7599 LI. 1-2523-J Emsworth, Pa. GERBER'S FRUIT MARKET 602 E. Diamond Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Compliments of MRS. ELIZABETH GERMANN 614 Lockhart Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. GIGER'S CAFE 1619-1621 Beaver Avenue Pittsburgh 33, Pa. CE. 1-9203 C. W. GOESSLER AND SON Wholesale Meat 134 Bronx Avenue West View, Pittsburgh 29, Pa. GOLDIES N. S. Finest Men's Store E. Ohio 8 Sandusky Pittsburgh 12. Pa. GEORGE GRIVAS CO. 2829 East Street AL. 1-8044 103 GUEI-IL FUNERAL HOME H. Sz T. MOTOR SERVICE Hudson-Sales-Service HAAS SALE AND SERVICE Complete Commercial LOWI'i6 8: Gardner SiS- 3862 East Street Refrigeration Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Pittsburgh 14, Pa. 203 Butler Street, Etna AL. 1-1400 ST. 1-3950 Pgh. 23, Pa. I f IIANDSOME IIarold's Flower Shop n memory 0 302 Oliver Avenue A CHARLES G. HAJDUK 952 QIOM34 Venue PITTSBURGH 22. PA. E' 1' 43 co. 1-8340-44-46 Geo. W. Heard 8z Son Funeral Home 4047 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Rev. E. A. Heinrich Nativity Church N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of Mr. 8: Mrs. Emil Helbing Hepp's Dairy 1716 Lowrie Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. HIMMELSTEIN DAIRY 834 Grand Avenue Pittsburgh 12, Pa. LI. 1-6678 Compliments of HARRY HITE HOME MUEUAL FEDERAL Savings 8: Loan Association ALlegheny 1-4522-3 N. S. 418 Federal Street I-IOULAHEN MOTOR COMPANY 916-926 Manchester Boulevard Dodge-Plymouth-Dodge Trucks Rev. Celestine Huber, O. S. B. Pastor St. Mary's Church Pittsburgh 12, Pa. IIUBER'S MARKET 352 Center Avenue West View 29, Pa. MALCOLM HUBER Fresh and Smoked Meats Stand 7 8: 8 N. S. Market FA. 1-6567 E. G. JANDA, Ph. G. Drugs 739 East Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Spring Garden Avenue Best Wishes KJOED Jo's Market 1038 Spring Garden Avenue Fran Kasunick BEER DISTRIBUTOR 904 Vinial St., N. S. Pgh. 12, Pa. FA 1-0257 KILLER KUNTZ Bellevue FRANK H. KIRNER Publisher, Bookseller, Importer Church Goods-Religious Articles 309 Market Street PITTSBURGH 22, PA. Compliments of Mr. 8x Mrs. Howard Klemm Compliments of Ivory Service Station Best Wishes to the Graduates North Side Market House Pittsburgh Rev. Walter C. Karaveckas St. Casimir Rectory 2114 Sarah Street Compliments of KING'S TAVERN 6392 Penn Ave., Pgh. 6, Pa. HERB KLUG Roofing 1376 Herman Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. KNOU-'S GR0CERY Congratulations KOCH mms, 200 Ivory AVeI1I.1e JAMES W. KNOX R331 Estate-Insurance Pittsburgh 14, Pa- C0ntl'0uel' 1610 Lowrie St. Pittsburgh 12, Pa WE, 1-9937 County of Allegheny CE- 1-3354 104 KOCH SERVICE, INC. Troy Hill Rd at Gardner St. Famous For Diamonds KRASON'S CREDIT JEWELERS Your friendly family Jeweler 733 East Ohio Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. KRESS BROTHERS CO. Firestone, Goodyear, U. S. Tires Recapping-Vulcanizing 1028-30 Ohio Street - CE 1-0190 KUHN'S AG MARKET 4061 Perrysville Avenue Self-Service Meat-Groceries-Produce Frozen Foods KUHN TRAILER SERVICE 2875 Mt. Troy Road Pittsburgh 12, Pa. AL. 1-6420 LaFRANCA DISTRIBUTOR 1408 Federal Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. LANGER BROTHERS 185 Perrysville Road West View, Pittsburgh 29, Pa. Compliments of F. J. LEGLER FAMILY COIIIDIIIIICZHLS of BERNARD L. LENTCHNER SOPHIA LENTZ Hostess or Club Demonstrations 2122 Arlington Avenue AL. 1-6420 LEON'S CAFE 966 Liberty Avenue PITTSBURGH 22, PA. Best Wishes to the Graduates Mr. Joseph Letizia LINDEN MARKET Meats, Groceries 8: Produce Cor. Brighton Rd. 8: Benton Ave. LI. 1-2088 J. A. LINDENFELSER 8: SONS 102-3 N. S. Market Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CHAS. J. LIPTAK Real Estate, Insurance. Mortgages 1219 Spring Garden Avenue CE. 1-0906-07 Loyal Order of Moose Hastings, Pa. Compliments of FRANK V. LUKSIK Funeral Director I-IOMER MAGRINI Interior 86 Exterior Painting 2724 Castlegate Avenue Pittsburgh 26, Pa. LE. 1-1347 J. M. MALICH MOTOR SUPPLY Auto Accessories and Radios Gasoline and Motor Oils 1500 Lowrie Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. DR. M. MALLIN Optometrist Eyes Examined-Easy Terms 729 East Ohio Street MALONEY 8: HORN, INC. Opticians 6144-48 Jenkins Arcade PITTSBURGH 22. PA. AT. 1-1388 MANDUS BAKERY SAMUEL A, MARSH OSCAR P. MATOUS 630 California Avenue Teacher of Violin 526 Fogticirn . , JU. 1-5539-W 9 era St t JU' 1 1304 Avalon' Pa WE. 64260 FT 1-6602 1707 Morrell St., Pgh. 12, Pa. McDONALD FUNERAL HOME 529 California Avenue LI. 1-7000 Avalon, Pa. McFARREN TYPEWRITER CO. 604 Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. AT. 1-7443 Compliments of McSorley's Colonial Restaurant Compliments of REV. JOSEPH S. MEENAN Perrysville, Pa. MICHAELS Troy Hill Department Store CE. 1-3910 1720 Lowrie Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. Michaels Shoe Company 4526 Liberty Avenue 535 East Ohio Street 715 N. Homewood Avenue 343 Butler St. 5123 Penn Ave. MILLEIPS PAUL MILLER MOELLEIVS MARKET 5611 Babcock Blvd. Interior, Painting, Exterior 4601 Perrysville Road PE, 4-9904 4032 Vinceton St., Pgh. 14, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. WE. 1-1965 105 Nativity Young Peoples Club Nativity Church 4068 Franklin Road WE. 1-0226 EILEEN R. NICKEL 610 Ivory Ave. Pittsburgh 14, Pa. WE. 1-2006 NIEDERST RESTAURANT For a delightful Bite 632 E. Ohio Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. NOONE'S PHARMACY 501 Perry Highway, Cor. Chalfonte WE. 1-0100 Pittsburgh 29, Pa. North Boro's Distributors, Inc. Local and Out of Town Beers West View, Pittsburgh 29, Pa. WE. 1-1301 REV. WILLIAM 0'BRIEN Nativity Church N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. FATHER O'CONNOR GUILD Nativity Church, N. S. One Hour Cleaners SPRA-KLEEN PROCESS 716 East Ohio Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. AL. 1-3840 ANDREW J. PANNO 1031 Rear Perry Highway 61 Lindley Lane Perrysville 27, Pa. CORNELIUS PAPPERT Penn Radio Sz Sound Service Television-Radio-Sales-Service 1741 East Street FA. 1-5066 N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. PERRY GIFT SHOP A Card or Gift For Every Occasion CE. 1-4370 3929 Perrysville Ave. TIM O'SHEA Funeral Home 460 Lincoln Avenue Peerless Furniture Co. Fine Custom Built Furniture 8: Re-Upholstering 1916-1918 East Street CE. 1-6536 Pinkerton School for Secretaries Day and Evening Classes Baum Building, 818 Liberty Ave. PITTSBURGH 22, PA. EX. 1-0800 PITT UPHOLSTERING CO. 2224 East Street CE. 1-3397 N. S. Pittsburgh 12. Pa. Pittsburgh Victory Playland 1011 Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. PHILLIPS CONTRACTING CO. Excavating Contractor Red Dog-Stone-Top Soil R. D. 1, McKees Rocks CA. 2496 RATTNER'S Ladies Ready To Wear 619 E. Ohio Street FA. 1-3655 REYNOLDS APPLIANCE CO. 463 Lincoln Ave., Bellevue 2, Pa. 601 West Diamond Street R0. 1-8366 - CE. 1-3008 N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. P-J DISTRIBUTOR Camp Horne Road WE. 1-2209 Best Wishes PETER A. RAUSO 507 Lockhart Street Pgh 12, Pa. Compliments of PFENNIG CLEANING k TAILORING COMPANY 600 Foreland Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. PROGRESS GRILL 876 Progress Street CE. 1-9763 BUZZ REDDICK'S Taverns Shadeland Ave. -Sz Marshall Ave. Rl'lODEN'S BAKERY Supreme-Quality DeLuxe-Decorating 1735 Lowrie Street CE. 1-7997 ROBINSON'S Complete Apparel for the Family 101-103 East Ohio Street Convenient Credit Terms ROBINSON-OGILVIE Transfer 320 Oliver Avenue FRED A. ROCK Groceries, Fruits St Vegetables Fresh and Smoked Meats 1126-28 South Side Avenue D. N. Murrell Lumber 8: Supplies Inc. 8105 Perry Highway, Pgh. 37, Pa. MONDA'S FRUIT MARKET 602 California Avenue Avalon, Pa. MONTY'S CAFE 2226 Beaver Avenue Morgan's Cleaning 81 Dyeing 51 Meade Avenue, Bellevue, Pa. LI. 1-6400 106 J. L. ROCK Fire Insurance-Auto - Dwelling 909 South Side Ave. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. FA. 1-1935 Best Wishes EDWARD J. ROHM L. C. ROSSEN CO. 334-4th Avenue PITTSBURGH 22, PA. The Drug Store with a Welcome JOHN M. ROYSTON Pharmacist PE. 4-6700 Perrysville, Pa. Compliments of RUSSELL RUTll'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 622 East Ohio Street FA. l-5225 S 8: S ROOFING CO. Roofing of all kinds Furnace Work 1553 Spring Garden Avenue CE. 1-1322, Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of St. Athanasius Mothers Club Wentworth Avenue Best Wishes ST. BONIFACE LYCEUM 2208 East Street Compliments of SAINT TERESA GUILD Perrysville, Pa. NORMAN W. SCANLON Registered Plumber 142 Montville Street WE. 1-1777 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt FRANCIS J. SCHMITT Schmitt Sunoco SCHUETZ'S BARBER SHOP 1613 Spring Garden Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. JACOB SCHWAB SCI-lWAB'S CAFE 2301 East Street CE. 1-9659 J. SCHWARTZ . Registered Electrician Compliments of Congratulations House and Commercial Wiring SEMELSBERGER BUICK fl'0m MI H880 N2 tY'G10- Pa- sEvEN RUM PLAYERS MR. WALTER SHAFFER Remodeling Contractor 841 Chalmers Place LE. 1-4318 or JU. 1-3746-R Compliments of C. A. SHARBAUGI-PS Carrolltown, Pa. South Hills Upholstering Co. Upholsterers - Retinishers AL. 1-4365 or LO. 1-4462 136 Cape May' Ave. Pgh. 16, Pa. STACHEL-HUBER Meats North Side Market Compliments of STERLING CLEANERS 503-5 Perry Highway West View, Pa. WE. 1-1112 STOFFAN'S PHARMACY 3925 Perrysville Avenue FA. 1-7144 Pittsburgh 14, Pa. STUCKERT and RYAN 126 N. Negley Avenue EM. 1-9382 TEJAN COAL 8: SUPPLY CO. 5 Western Avenue Emsworth, Pittsburgh 2, Pa. LI. 1-5251 Shields 8z Bruggeman Sport Shop Hunting, Fishing Motor Boat License AL. 1-7730 2114 East Street N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. S'l'AGNO'S BAKERY Real Italian Bread 6213 Hoeveler Street Pittsburgh 6, Pa. HI. 1-3485 or EM. 1-8028 SWEET LAND CANDIES Home Made Candles 8: Ice Cream 609 East Ohio Street CE. 1-9419 The Kats From Isaly's 508 Federal Street Thomas Restaurant 8: Bar 925 Madison Avenue N. S. Pittsburgh 12, Pa. CE. 1-9512 Tiptop Bill Edwards 3100 Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. GR. 1-6494 North End-A. Troiand's CLEANING 8: TAILORING SHOP 3883 East Street, N. S. Pgh., Pa. FA. 1-8060 107 C HEPP EDWARD TRURAN Prime Native Meats Ship Via Turtle Creek Valley Valley Coal 8a Distributing Co. Coal, Oil 8z Treated Stoker . Motor Express Disco west Vlew 804 Shore Ave. WE. 1-2642 2401 Preble Avenue, N. S. WE- 1-2400 George B. Joos, Owner CE. 1-3331 Pgh. 33, Pa. Compliments of JOSEPH VODDE 2700 Shadeland Avenue VOGEL'S BAKERY 1015 Perry Highway PE. 4-8050 Pittsburgh 37, Pa. LEONARD WANDEL Burgers Bar-B-Q 143 Beaver Road LI. 1-3170-J WILLIAM A. WEBER Tile Contractor 3943 Evergreen Road Pittsburgh 14, Pa. WE. 1-0574 WELLINGTON PHARMACY 644 Center Ave., West View, Pa. VVE. 1-0230 WELLINGTON SERVICE Cor. Highland Ave. Sz Perry Hwy Gas-Oil-Complete Auto Change Pennsoil-Sound your Z WE. 1-9944 Compliments of FLORENCE WERL Compliments of DR. NATALIE L. WEST Bellevue, Pa. Compliments of WESTRICK MOTOR CO. Carrolltown, Pa. WEST VIEW PARK CO. Amusement Park of Rare Beauty On Route 19 Pittsburgh 29, Pa. WEllington 1,1018 WHITE AUTO SALES INC. 961 Ohio River Blvd Pittsburgh 2, Pa. WHITE FRONT Home Dressed Meats 722 E. Ohio Street William Redmond, Alderman Ray Wiegand, Constable 23rd. Ward The Wililamsburg Furniture Shop, Inc. 1018 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh 37, Pa. Compliments of RAYMOND E. WILT House of Representatives 13th Legislative Dist. Ross Township WOLF BROS. DAIRY 150 Wible Run Road Millvale, Pa. MI. 1-1316 WORKINGMEN'S SAVINGS 8a LOAN ASSOCIATION 1114 East Street Pittsburgh 12, Pa. FRANK J. ZAK Florist 540 East Ohio Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. ZILAVYfS TAILOR SHOP Clearning-Pressing-Altering 2927 Shadeland Avenue JU. 1-2709 Compliments of SIPPLE FAMILY FA. 1,5800 Best Wishes to the GRADUATES OF 1954 from the Sophomore Girls Q, ,. fl 1 4 C. BXTIES Orchids to all S. B. A'ers who participated in the '54 AD drive. Pictured here are five super-salesgirls, all seniors. They brought in a grand total of S500.00. Hats off especially to Bernadette whose 5105.00 deserves a special Thank you, Pal. 108 COMMERCIAL PATRONS CLYDE E. ADAMS 4 Kingsland Drive Emsworth 2, Pa. ARBOGAST'S PHARMACY 1608 Walz Street, Spring Hill. N. S. ARMOUR COMPANY 625 Liberty Ave., Pgh. 22. Pa. BARGAIN COUNTER 1722 Beaver Ave.. CE. 1-3411 W. BATTLES' ESSO STATION 425 Perrysville Rd.. Pgh. 29, Pa. BLACK'S TEXACO SERVICE 3967 Perrysville Ave., Pgh. 14, Pa. CE. 1-9405 BOEHM'S GROCERY We Deliver 122 Solar Street FA. 1-9756 Buyers Service Supply Co. Kitchens-Appliances-Furniture AL. 1-3711 1824 Brighton Rd. D 8: M FARM DAIRY 130 Borough St. AL. 1-8736 PAUL J. BURKHART Heating Contractor WE. 1-3020 R. D. 8, Box 542, Pittsburgh 9, Pa. CHARIES' 1818 Beaver Avenue COURY'S STORE 1109 Goettman Street DRESS SUIT RENTAL CO. For All Occasions 402-404 Pittsburgh Life Bldg. GRUBER WINDOW CLEANING Paint Washing--Painting Paper Cleaning WE. 1-0857 ROBERT G. HARRIS 24 Kingsland Dr. Emsworth, Pa. HEPPS CONFECTIONERY Lowrie Street, N. S. JOHN R HESS General Contractor 847 W. North ave. FA. 1-3115 HEIBER'S STORE 1034 Perry Hwy. Perrysville, Pa. JOE'S BARBER SHOP 705 Middle St., N. S. Pgh., Pa. JOE'S MARKET 155 North Sprague Avenue JORDAN PHARMACY 1300 Woodland Avenue KENNETH C. KEGG Television PE. 4-8991 1006 Perry Highway KEYSTONE CANDY SHOPPEE 5207 Butler Street KOZAR MARKET 812 East Street, N. S. JOSEPH KRAL 823 Madison Ave., Pgh, 12, Pa. Laverty's Jewelry Store Diamonds, Watches, Silverware 811 E. Ohio St. Easy Credit Terms Compliments of A FRIEND CARL J. LINK, JEWELER Office Res. Perry West View, Pa' EBERHARDT BINGO CLUB EMSWORTH BARBER SHOP D A Martin Prop WHOLESALE BEER DIST. Soft Drinks 2005 Mt Troy Rd., N. S. FA. 1-3430 CE. 1-8772 . . 3 . Hazelwood Ave., Emsworth Beauty Salon Pittsburgh 2, Pa. FLORINE BEAUTY SHOP 207 West Ohio St., Pgh. 12, Pa. AUGUST FRANZE Fancy Fruits 8: Vegetables 3521 Shedeland Avenue 233 Center Ave. Emsworth, Pa. RO. 1-7171 MAZUR WASHER SERVICE Re aired Bou ht-Sold P - E FA. 1-9774 840 E. Ohio St., N. S. McCONAGHY'S PHARMACY 3807 Brighton Rd., N. S., R0 1-8589 JA. 1-6139-R MICIIAELS SHOES A, D, G10vENG0 535 E. Ohio St., Pgh. 12, Pa. Builders Supplies-Smokeless Fuel CE- 1-7371 340 Huntingdon Rd., LI. 1-4637 G. C. MURPHY CO' JOHN GIOVENGO 3331 W. Carson Street Pittsburgh 4, Pa. Compliments of SAM GIOVERGO 197 Hazelwood Avenue WILLIAM GOTTLIEB 34 Waldorf St., Pgh. 14, Pa. 719 E. Ohio St., Pgh. 12, Pa., N. S. NIERIS' MARKET 195 Hazelwood Ave. LI. 1-9761 Emsworth 2, Pa. ALBERT W. NEWTON Real Estate--Insurance 1008 Perry Hwy PE. 4-400 PATTERSON'S FLOWERS 511 Perry Highway 109 PERDOTT SERVICE STATION Restaurant Route 22-30 Carnegie 9184-Carnegie 9625 PERRY SUNOCO STATION Perrysville, Pa. PERRYSVILLE CITIES SERVICE 1035 Perry Hwy., Pgh. 37, Pa. Perrysville Hardware 8z Appliance Use our Take Away Plan-Save 1092 975 Perry Hwy., Perrysville, Pa. POLLY ANNA SHOPPE 989 Perry Hwy., Perrysville, Pa. ROBINSON'S We Deliver 2105 Perrysville Ave. ROWENE BEAUTY SHOPPE 801 Madison Ave., CE. 1-0899 RUBINO Wholesale-Fruits-Groceries CE. 1-5767 F. H. RIEGELMEIER, Florist Flowers and Plants 1826 Realto Street N. S. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING CO. Steubenville Pike-R. D. 1 McKees Rocks, Pa., Carnegie 9184 SIEGLE SIGNS Jackson 1-6603 and Hazel 1-7783 Silver's Wall Paper 8.: Paint sos E. ohio st., N. s. Pgh. 12, Pa. SHOWITE LAUNDRY 820 Federal Street, N. S. J. W. SNYDER SONS 1702 Lowrie Street, N. S. STEPHAN'S GROCERY 833 Tripoli St., Pittsburgh 12, Pa. STROUP'S DAIRY STORE 991 Perry Hwy. Perrysville, Pa. STROYNE'S MARKET 1931 Beaver Ave., N. S. CE. 1-0343 TROY PHARMACY 1800 Lowrie and Ley Streets Pittsburgh 12, Pa. VALETOR DRY CLEANERS 3801 Brighton Rd. JU. 1-5830 VINCETON MARKET 3948 Vinceton Street, WE. 1-9929 West View Building Loan Assoc. 456 Perrysville Rd., Pgh. 29, Pa. WEST VIEW ICE CO. Distributor of Beverages 159 Perry Hwy, West View WE. 1-1515 WICK'S TRIANGLE MARKET 1718 Lowrie St., Pgh. 12, Pa. CE. 1-2021 WOLFARTIPS BAKERY Home Delivery MI. 1-1543-M Wolfinger's Atlantic Service RO. 1-9978 PATRON FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie J. Aaron Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Ackerman Mr. Paul Acone Aebi and Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aguglia Miss Emily Albosta Mr. and Mrs. Albosta Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Arch Mrs. Estehr Archer Mr. Morris Arnolf James Azzara Babe-Dorie-Josie-Rosie-Toots Pat Babic William Bach Mr. and Mrs. P. Baer Adelaide Bagnall Mr. and Mrs. F A. Balfe Mr. and Mrs. W. Banyas D. and M. Bar Anna Barkley Lorraine Barkley Pvt. Richard Barkley Mr. and Mrs. W. Barie Ray F. Barnett Barsotti Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bates Mr. and Mrs. William Bates Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bauer Thomas V. Bechtold Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Becker Add Bedeck John Bedeck Family Merl Bell, Jr. Ben's Conf. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Best Mary Elizabeth Berger Ray Betts Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Birsic James W. Bittner Joanne Bixler Mr. and Mrs. -William Bloss Mr. William J. Blum Mr. and Mrs. R. Boch Mr. Anthony Boll Betty Boll Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Bogut Mr. and Mrs Lester Boyer Mrs. Frank Boznik James Brieno Margie Brogan Mr. J. F. Brosky Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Brosnan A Friend Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brown Mr. Joseph Brunner Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Bucci Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bucker Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Burke Dorothy Bujalski Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burkhart Thomas Cafe W. R. Callahan W. T. Campus Mr. and Mrs. John Capp Phyllis Carr John M. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Carroll Robert J Carroll, M D. Shirley A. 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