St Adalbert High School - Albertonian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Through our hands passed great books . . . the matchless pages of the Bible. Marian Maciag is reading the Holy Gospels wherein we find the record of the only perfect life that history has known. The Nc-W esrallnc-nr ms Ou . UO, w Wu, , 25:3 . 1 Ol- JENY FH , X I 1.1 i 4 Q- , L H X S R Ummm R151 X I IN ' lu sf M ' ix a I WQQ' my A.. f,,f'i -Q. ' a . 'ff fm, 'P of . '05 X ,nm N., ,Q H ,Wm ng, I 1 7 'K 'Z H me ff.. .W '- -W ' ff, Hn NW l ,..- 1 ni. Vg'-'r..,', N' af 41,4,: 'fn ,.,':fR 'li-V Q , 0, ,, fn-,. . , fi. x M: Lgfg my , . - ,., D, . w, - ay fs... U 1 iq, .W r.-fu., ,, I' fi. ,U f fy M s.,,, f fa ,W fm,,,,N AMW! ' 'Aa ca. bl N 1 f-,W f 'A'mi W --rift 'Wiz '-m 'V K f7 n f mM anim -.:,,sw .- with MW ,M I naw, E ' 1 ,he 4' u .1 i 5 ,,, , 1 -lv, ,I nm ..,,,n mf V, 'f .,, 1 W c..,.. 'vbffw :iw Mn 1 ef K' 1.1 rms, ,T Av'- f, fm, - 7ifw..A1 'm,,,:fy Mmm x-,- f ' ,.f f ff. ,. 1 f'S'm.,'f X' 1 .. ,f'1-it 'fmmfnm 0' if 1 if-.1 ,Ni Wx Fifi va i 5 11iiZU 41-mumn N pwmw . f. f . , M. A , ff, A -fn., W ff, W w., L ' 1 3' rm., A f1,, av fa -U, , f if X' nfl'-if, ' 0... H ' 'f , if ' fi. f 7 'fu f . ,, a,,.,,,, wo, f ff. .,, ' img, fi ff., - 1 ai U., rw ., I 145,30 x if lv our conduct in and out of school, through ohservation, correction, and direction of our lwehavior. We shall never forget how in thc great work of Catholic education everything we did needed always he supplemented and perfected hy the powerful aid of Religion. We are encouraged to attend the Sacraments regularly. In Holy Communion we seek light, strength, and courage. On first Fri- days, the students receive in a body.

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iliu llri WE START WITH GOD--BEEGRE ALL THINGS ELSE VJE NEED TO KNGW GOD AND HIS LAW Um' CUIIIFCS in CillI'lSfl.lll Doctrine iimcil to I-Qmlwlisli tlic intullcctuzil lmsis on wliifli tlic mmznl lilic uf virtue could lu vivctul. Bcunilw Ri-ligiiiii is ll Virtuc, 1 xxxiy of lilic. .mil must lic livixl rgxtlicr rlim luiriicil lrwm .I lwik. our glnsscs in Religion lwuiiiic xxwn'ksliwps uf Cgitliolic tlmvuglm iiitvllcutllul iiuliicvunicnr zilnnc. ours ww tliu rwppwrtuiiity to umm' Clfl4.CI' .N, .K e. N ti IIIIHIQ wlicrv wc wcrc glmlml tu Al morn' ml.mt lilo wliifli caniiut lic plum' glut wr dull. guml or lmil. ricli or pour, Prayer! Thalis the big thing in our lives. There is a May altar in every classroom. Here the sophomore girls lead in the recitation of the rosary: E. Piterska, D. Jedrzcjcwska, L. Rychcik, and B. Malachowska.

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fl KJIIII A15 1 f XWE LEARN TO WRITE, TO SPEAK, TO ORGANIZE, TO PERSUADE AND CON' VINOEWVJE ENRIOH OUR LIVES THROUGH THE EXf PERIENOES OE THE NOBLE CHARACTERS WE MEET IN LITERATURE. Nluch interest was developed in the English classics when they were taught with the aid of records. O. Hussak, V. Stachowiak, E. Gola-hiewski, B. Milcrut, L. Kulesik, P. Whalen, :md F. Stasik are listening to the recording of HAMLET. Working on their own selected projects in the study of the TALE OF TWO CITIES are sophomores: E. Lis, B. Borkowski, T. Kwolelt lstandinglg E. Cichowicz, Pic-tlciewic7. R. Zawadzlca lseatcdl. E. Kush is the proud owner of a Certificate of Merit awarded him in the Scholastic Writing Contest sponsored by the Pittsburgh Press. I.. Luczynslci and R. Debski want to know what it takes to win . . .