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

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UUPJ fo KUHIUIII UI' 1945-1946 There was no ivyfgrown tradition to follow at St. Adallaert High when we enrolled as freshmen in 1947. Ours was hut the Second chapter of St, Adalhert High. The group was small enough to insure an intimate and effective contact hetwcen the faculty and the students. Though our facilities were limited we found that of all the tine qualities which glorify a Catholic high school, the one which is most attractive and perhaps the attrihute that makes it the institution of learning it is, is its SPIRIT. That same SPIRIT made for homeflike cheerfulness. St. Adalhert proved not a foundry, nor a mint, nor a treadmill, hut the ALMA MATER she really is, knowing her children one hy one and treating each according to his needs, Personality was developed-'feach student was taught not to he different from what he was, hut the very hest of what he was, assured that any wage he asked of LIFE, LIFE would surely pay. 1946-1947 Tracing hack our history to the sophomore year we recall an increase not only in l1L1Il1lNCI' lay thc enrollment of six students from St. Josaphat School, laut also in loyalty which developed and grew tremendously. We picked up the torch passed on to us hy our lone prede' cessors the torch of good fellowship, sound morals, Christflike hehavior, intense, active, imitative love of Iviary, thus ensuring a sense of continuing life and unity among all those who shall laoastfully hail St. Adallaert High as their Alma lviater. 1 947-1948 As the curtains gradually parted on that phase of school lite called junior year, St. Adalhert High School in the leading role, approached the footlights and, under the direction of its new Principal, Sr. M. Eugenia, achieved renown hy receiving state aeereditment. A complete college preparatory and general course were otfered from the start, and to further the interest in our studies. the Federation of Catholic High Schools was joined, and history honor students laecaine memlaers of the diocesan Honor Society. Serentyftwo