St Benedict Academy - Scholastican Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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H , Q V I I I I ff n cc REVEREND MOTHER M SYLVESTER O S B Pres1dent Sa1nt Benedxct Academy Sweet ll lS to pralse the Lord lo mg most hlqh God m honour of Thy name P alm 91 6 SISTER M TERESA Bookkeep1ng OHICG Apphances Type I SISTER MARIE CELINE O S B B A Enghsh III General Bus1ness Geometry 5: 7 cc SENHHI AUVIEIHS lohomno Thereso Aolomus Holy Rosary Commerclall 2 3 4 Bowlmql 2 3 4 unassummq sermous Ambmon comptometer operator Mmm ll Good' loom Dolores Alomenclok G1g1 Samt Stan1s1aus Comrnerclall 2 3 4 Choral 2 3 4 Crafts Club l Bowlmg 3 4 happy go lucky soc1able Amblhon typlst or l1l1I1Q Clerk In the shade of the old apple tree Kathleen Ruth Amonn Kalh1e Salnt James Commerc1al3 4 Choral 3 4 Basketball 4 charmmq Wllly Ambmon secretary Easy does rt' n 8 c XXIOII I I I I ll . .ll ' I I I Basketball l, 2 I I I ' . 1 D lednne Kathryn Aquino Queen e Sa1nt Paul s Commerciall 2 3 4 M1 sion Club l Bowling 3 4 cheerful straiqhtforwa rd Ambition ecreia ry Why so glum chum7 Audrey Ann Ayers G Sa1nt Patnck s Comrnerciall 2 3 4 Bowling l 2 3 Class Secretary 2 Student Council 3 4 Scholastican co opera tive friendly Ambition recepiionist Tea t1me ' Pdtricid Ann Cdrriqdn Carrie Sa1nt Mary s Commercial l, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 2, 3 Drarnatics 2, 3 Scholastican charming . . . Ambition . . 9 K deliberate . nursing Pose pretty, Patty. 4 Letltlo Morle Chlmentl Letty Sa1nt Patnck s Commermal l 2 3 4 M1 s1o1'1 Club 2 D amat1cs 2 3 4 Basketball l Crafts Club l Schelashcan humorou generou AHAb1llOH ecretary Tlus 1S really wor Potrlclo Arm Cleaver Mouse Commerc1all 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Dramatxcs 3 4 Cheerleadmg 3 4 p t1te alert Ambltlon d1I'l1I lG hostess Chnstmas tree angel Dorothy leon Desser o Sa1nt Stan1s1aus Acadermc 2 Commerclal 3 4 Crafts Club 2 Choral 3 4 amlable mcere Ambltlon secretary Smooth sa1l1ng Dot D lO cc . . , . I I I .S. Ta . s... s li' ...S . . k' SaintMary's . I I I , , , , e' UDF, , ' ...s' , . lone Helen D1ppo lame Sa1nt John s Acadermcl 2 3 4 Cheerleadmql 2 3 4 Chorall 2 3 Y C S 2 D ama lrcs 2 l1lceable 9Hll'1L1S1GSl1C AH'1b1l1OI'1 nurse Hometown gal makes good Polrlclol Ann Doron 6 Commerc1al 2 3 4 Bowlmg 2 3 Dramatlcs 3 Seruor Play 4 Choral 2 3 exhuberant dCl1V9 Ambmon secretary S1tt1n pretty Gobrlello Morle Dumolo D Gabe Sa1nt Hedwlg s Commerc1all 2 3 4 Crafts Club l Bene Dxctum 3 Choral 3 4 helpful er1lhus1ast1C Ambmon secretary Out for a sp1n ' 1 I I I I r Q up tu Saint John's , , , , . . , . . , , Soplue Morle Ferrlck Zos1a Sa1nt George Cornrnerclall 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 4 Student Councll 2 4 Bowllnq l 2 3 4 Cla S Preslclent 2 4 Class VICE Presldent l 3 Schola t1can kmd even tempered A1nb1t1on bee ut1c1an Pedestrlans beware ' Dolores leon Furm Dolly Holy Fam1ly Cornrnerc1al3 4 Choral 2 3 4 Bene D1cturn 2 3 Crafts Club l Scholastlcan qulet courteous Ambltlon secretarv T1me out for a coke Alexonclrm loan Grotlcowslcl loanle Sa1nt Stan1slaus Comrnercxall 2 3 4 Choral 2 3 4 Bene D1cturn 2 3 MISSION Club l 2 tr1endly qu1et An'1b1t1on secretary Ho hum' another clay another dollar rr l2 cc u 1 s , , , ' 1 I I I Q . '- 1 ' I S. .. ,, Aoadem1cl,2 , , , , I li ll I I I , , , , ' 1 I aan Edna Gruqln loanme Salnt Mary s Acadermcl 2 3 Commerclal 4 Basketball l 2 M1SS1OH Club l CS Drarnatlcs 3 4 energet1c arrucable Ambmon receptlomst Um' the pause that refreshes Eawlna Mane Haraburcla Wlnnle Holy Trlnlty Commercnall 2 3 4 Bene Dlctuml 2 3 Crafts Club l Cheerleadmq 3 4 smcere peppy Amb1t1on prlvate ecretary Sw1ng that baton' Mary Clalre Hermann Spook Saxnt Patnck s Ccmmerclall 2 3 4 Student Councll l 3 Bowlmql 2 3 4 llkeable lmendly Ambmon prlvate secretary 73 13 fc I 11 be there P1x1e u . 11 - 1 1 1 , , 3, 4 1 is ss 11 . . 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . S 1x 11 . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 is J - - 11 , . Margaret Ellzabeth Hlrsch Maqgle Sa1nt George s Acaclenucl 2 3 4 Dramahcs 2 3 4 Home Economlcs C,lub l Cborall 2 3 4 Scholashcan scholarly pleasant Amblhon medlcal teohnoloqlst A 1ass1e and her pup Rlta Mar1e Hadubskl R1 a Sa1nt Stan1s1aus M15 1011 Club l Choral 2 3 4 Bene Dxotum 3 retmed soclable Ambxtlon typlst Th1s 1S fun ' Frances Rose Marte Horstman Frarmle Holy Rosary Commerc1al 2 3 4 Choral 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 erxerqetlo lmpetuous Ambmon secretary I love lunchlll rv 4 0 5 b I I I l I I - W Ii I 1, it .. .t ,, Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4 .S. , , , , l ff Veromccx Therese Kobclsmskl Ronme Holy Tr1n1ty Commercrall 2 3 4 Cheerleadmq 3 4 Chorall 2 3 4 Crafts Club 1 penny dpi ATT1b1t1OI'1 secretary or beauhcraw Here comes the b1g parade Mary Pcrtrlclol Keech Patty Sacred Heart Commerc1alT 2 3 4 MISSIOH Club 1 2 qurte courteous Amblhon secretary Hear ye hear ye Ioan Merle Kmsmger Kmn Saxnt Joseph s Academlc 1 Commercral 2 3 4 Berne Dlctuml 3 4 M1ss1on Club 2 Scholastxcan Photography 4 dependable efhclent AI1'1b1t101'1 SOCIGI worker an 15 cc Back stage boss I I I Y 4 . f, LI I - 'I 'I I Crafts Club 3 , , .. KI 1 If I l , , , , loonn Therese KITIZIQ' loanrue Holy Rosary Acadermcl 2 3 4 MIS 1on Club l Basketball l 2 Choral 2 3 4 Y C S 4 pleasant smc re Amb1t1on nurse Gee I hke popcorn' Potrlclo Ann Krosmskl Krash Salnt Stanxslaus Acadermcl 2 Commerclal 3 4 Cheerleadmgl 2 Choral 3 4 thoughtful courteous Amb1t1oh secretary You don t say' Theresa Merle Kuzmo Terese Holy Famlly Academlc l 2 3 4 Crafts Club l Y C S 4 M1 S1OI 1 Club 2 Scholashcah Choral 3 4 Photography 4 un elt1sh ooocl matured An'1b1t1or1 nurse What 11 I do? by 16 cc . I I I - - N s I , , A e , . , , , I Class Vice-President 2, 4 fi 1 J! .S . , Q ' . ii 5 ll Marie Augusta Lorei Marle Sa1nt Bon1face Comrnerclall 2 3 4 Basketball 2 MISSION Clubl 2 3 Student Councll 4 soft spoken charmlnq Ambmon secretary Ahh ' spnng Mary Lorrcune Lutz Lorr1e Sa1nt Mary s Academlcl 2 Cornmerc1al3 4 Choral l MISSION Club l Bowhnql 2 3 Bene Dlctuml 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 3 4 talented OF1Q1Ddl Arnbltlon con'1rnerc1al art1st R wee ' Ellen May Nlebllnq Ellen Salnt John s Academlcl 2 3 4 Bene Dlctum l 2 Y C S 2 Scholasncan Chorall 2 3 4 art1st1c trlendly Ambltlon commerclal arhst rr 17 fc Wow' Is that ever n1ce' ,, . .. .H ' 1 , , ,, ,. e a ' ' 1 , ...,4 II I 1 Bernadette Fronces Clewslo Bernle Sa1nt Stan1s1aus Acadenmcl 2 Commerc1al 3 4 Crafts Club l 2 Choral 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 cooperatwe qu1et Ambltlon general offlce secretary How purty' Reglno Sophlo Orlowskl Reqg1e Sa1nt Hedw1g s Acadermc l 2 Commerc1al 3 4 Mlsslon l 2 Club Choral 3 4 Ambmon recephomst the grandest lady 1n the Easter Parade Therese l-lelen Orlowskl Terry Sa1nt Hedw1g s Comrnerc1all 2 3 4 Cheerleadlngl 2 3 4 Choral 2 3 4 Bene Dlctum 3 4 peppy hghthearted Ambmon secretary Are you ready let s go. D 18 44 , I , , , I I I studious . . . unassuming Ii ' ,I V I I I D I I I , , , I Audrey Ann Przybyszewski Aud Sa1nt Stanxslaus Acaclermc l 2 Commerc1al 3 4 Home Economlos Club l Crafts Club 2 Choral 3 4 dlmmut ve well marmered Ambltlon secretary Hurry up w1ll ya 'P Potrlclo Arm Przeplerslo Path Sa1nt Patnck s Acaderrucl 2 3 4 Crafts Club l Bowlmg 2 3 4 Scholastlcan Amb1t1OH college or rlursmg Help me pass that test' Rosemary Rostotter ROSIG Sa1nt Mary s Acadermc 1 Comrr1erc1al 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Home Economlcs Club l Y C S 2 Scholastxcan Choral 3 4 MISSION Club 1 hreless 1mpuls1ve Amb1t1on 1I'1tGf1OI' decorator rv 19 fc It s all 1n the game , , , ii l If , . ll .Il . o J I I I I I affable . . . energetic Cl ll l 1 , , ii 1 I U! Constance Marie Rellly Conn1e Sa1nt John s Acadernlcl 2 3 4 Cborall 2 3 4 Bene Dlcturn l 2 Cla s Secretary 3 4 Student Counc1l 2 Y C S 2 plea ant neat Amb1l1OH secretary Now t1'us 15 how lt s done Barbara Ellen Rubllng Barb Sacred Heart Commerc1all 2 3 4 M1ss1on Club 2 Y C S 4 Scholashcan sollcl helpful Arnbltxon secretary W1nd blown bob bara leanne Mane Ruland leannle Sa1nt Mary s Acaclemxc l 2 3 4 Bene Dlctum l 2 Class Treasurer l C S 2 Choral 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 2 Home Econormcs Club l Scholastlcan art1st1c clever Ambmon X ray techn1c1an or college Come on Now Hurry up' n 20 a . 0 l , C 'f 1 s ... is . . . g ,, , B I I I Choral4 ' l , Y. . . ,4 , , la. ' lf ll Barbara Helen ys Babs Sa1nt John s AC6dem1C 1 Commerc1al2 3 4 Bene D1ctuml 2 3 4 Chorall 2 3 4 Y C S 2 Dramatlcs 2 3 4 MISSIOH Club l Bcholastlcan unseltl h well llkecl Ambxhon commer 1al art1st Come on Ne111e sm1le' Mary lane Seelmger Sa1nt Bon1face Commerclall 2 3 4 Choral l 4 Y C S 4 Crafts Club 2 MISSION Club l helpful qenume Arnbltlon busmess college Now see here ' Ruth lean Seltert Ruthle Sa1nt Mary s Commerclall 2 3 4 Scholashcan Bene Dlctum 2 3 Crafts Club l 2 qraclous good nature-cl Ambltlon prlvate secretary xx 21 cc Gee thanks ' Y l I . . . ,4 , , . .Q -. . .. 0. . V if 0 D . Slir1aer . . , If . X. . ,, ' 1 , , li Dolores Ann Sutulo Dolly Sa1nt FTSHCIS Xav1er Commerolal l 2 3 4 Cratts Club 3 MISSION Club l 2 Student Counctl 3 4 versat1le preo1se Amb1l1OH cleslgner Great fnends Chorlene Morle Tonner Cho Salnt Mary s Commerclall 2 3 4 Crafts Club l 2 Choral 3 4 Bowlmq 4 Bene Dtotum l 2 neat steady Arrbttlon ecre-tary Guess who th1S 1S Dolores Rosemorle Uleokl Dolly Sa1nt Patnck s Commerc1all 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Dramattcs 2 3 4 Cratts Club l stuchous alert Ambmon secretary ' How s thms? ff 22 ff xx 11 1 1 1 1 1 . . u 11 . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 l . . . S ,, ss - - xx 11 . - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 J - H Helen Marie Wiederle Helen Saxnt Mary s Commerclall 2 3 4 Bask tball l 2 3 Crafts Club l 2 Choral 2 3 4 Bowhng 4 rn1scl'11evous enthus1ast1c Amb1t1on prxnter Oh that sun Barbara Ann Zalas Barb Sa1nt Mary s Commerc1al3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Choral 3 4 Bowllng 4 Drarnat1cs 3 4 Student Councll 4 Scholashcan Jo y versatxle Q 1 ' I I I Q X' I I , , , ll ' Y , I , ' ll ... 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S I , , Y. ..,. 2 li I n 23 Under the spread1ng chestnut tree the v11 No' lt s Barbara' Ann Marle lohnson Anna Salnt Matthew s 1n the Woods Academ1cl 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Class Presldent l 3 Dramatlc 3 4 Student Counc1l l 3 4 Mlsslon Club l C Q Bcholastlcan actxve Arnbmon K talented college Tea for two Mary Ann KTGWIGC Holy Trlnlty Chorall 2 Crafts l Dramancs 2 3 M1ss1on Club l YCS 2 lvl ss .Anne Ma e Mxss Anne 24 ltllltt SHHUHS Anne Mane Dymslu St Mary s Ba ketballl 2 3 Varslty basketball captaln Choral 2 3 Vlce Pres1dent MISSION Club l Y C S 2 Cla s secretary 2 Class treasurer 3 Mlss Mary Ann Anne Catherme Reynolds St Ann s lvhssxon Clubl 2 3 Qthce Receptxomst 3 I Q ' 3 , 1 ' . ri Q Basketball l . 1 1 D K Elllllltlllt HS fltHtUIEllllt l3USlUtlllllS N-lx f?-f Unlike most young people the young Sister loves work for it means God is glorified in another way in her life Yes each task be it dusting chair or washing dishes b comes a prayer lt 1 the daily fulfillment cf ordinary duties that brings peace and con ,L-fxl When balls are flying and echoes oi laughter break the silence of the convent halls you can be sure that the Novitiate is having recreation. Happy and fun-loving postulants share each other s many unusual experience which make for laughs and good times Whether it is basketball table tennis playing records or simply taking a walk it s recreation and they love it U I O G D Xl f?f The average girl thinking of a Sister places her in the classroom music or art studio but foremost in the chapel Here the Benedictine Sister has the privilege of chant ing the official prayer ot the Church the Divine Office Breviary prayer proclaims the beauty of God His goodne s maiesty and might this 1 its characteristic note Po tulants receive an early appreciation of their future role of maintaining constantly the sacred flame of divine p almody l f ll ll 1 . . 4 S . . g G- tentment and joy in serving God. n 25 a H Jin mg iiife 31 will SSH HHH Brains 'he Eurh . . Iizalm 145 CO OPERATION ASSOC1at6 Edltor SCHOLASTICAN SCHOOL SPIRIT Manager Vars1ty Basketball Presmdent Bowhng Club CATHOLICITY Chalrman Publxcxty and Socxal Lxfe Comrmttee Sa1nt George Soda11ty SCHOLARSHIP Commerclal Student Awards 1n shorthand da, vf .ry , g s- I ' , .- , , . , y ff 7sfA,.rxx4dh , .. .Q wig ,Q 5' ' 1, A m . ,t'i-' 5 0 .1 - M' '.2fn'j.?'lf : ,wp-x.'qiQ,' f 'sjg H '-' ' -r X , be . . , . 'D F' , e+.5'! ff - w V -N .-qv Q, xx . Q ,. ,VJ- .wx 'F' qi, Q fr, . 4' K fi .. 0. 9 .5 4' K-:if A 33 'Q 'v My 'f H., .. . X: it .M x .,.-MR 445 is Y ,- '. .f' . 6 fr 3. f' W f V ,.., .,, W . , . ax ' .vixg-xx-3 ,. ff 's,g1',a. 'f I :5R1Qfxf , . ' M '+I 4 , , 5. y.-u JUHIUH ELHEE iaraise the Iurh fur 192 is gush . . . mighty in iiais strength . . . uf ibis tnishum there is nu measure... . . . iBsaIm 146 SISTER MARY JUDE O S B B S Junlor Adv1ser Enqhsh II Economlcs Mary Ann Czulewlcz Theresa Peck Presldent VICE Pres1dent Barbara Krauchen Dolores Zalas Secreta ry Treasurer 30 a EH-ISS UHNEJEHS 1 Our junior chemists . . . concocting . . . ?!! loan Hodges, Charlotte Knoebel, Patricia Whelpley, Frances Burgoyne, Dolores Radomski, Agnes Ruza. The yumors were freshmen too and the1r 1n1t1at1on was ably executed w1tl'1 palnted faces and hort hralds hundreds of shoe h1nes and a galaxy ot colored knee socks These were dark days but fun tor the ophomores who planned the gruesome ordeal Freshmen and sophomores were gettmg acguamted off ' Mary Lou Koemg Beverly Nell1gan rude 45 minutes daily Margaret Nancy Sullnslu Arlene Bayhurst Geraldme W1ZlkOW lu Sh1rley Nes elhaut Carol1ne Maty xewxcz Charlene Chapman Cfutowslu Ahce Vommaro Mary lo Kraut 31 , . S , ' Q ' . .. ,, Q En'o in t in . . . Juniors show Trans orted to S ain via Sister Gert- J Y Q YP 9 ,, . . . . Q. , , . . D K C1eanl1ness 1S proven v1ta1 1n Chlld care course Vlrglma Matz Evelyn W1l cz1nsk1 loan Szczypmskx Peggy Martm Geneweve Mangonl Lou1se Hershelman Semors w1ll recall that th1s baby class eemed a part ot S B A very early 1n hte and thelr maternal att1tude developed mto a slsterly one when they were sophs Representatwe class members were to be found IH all S B A act1v1t1e and great talent was unearthed when thelr class party Sprmg Fever was presented Sophomore mannerlsms were soon exchanged tor Jumor d1gn1ty Pre senlors dramahze out of class D6b1tS and credlts prove deadly to Carol Causgrove Maxme Telega VITQIHIG Junmrbookkeepers lamcelluer Theresa l-leberlem Nono P1k1ew1cz loan Garbacz Olek lak Shlrley WISDISW kl Dons Penn Nancy lakubowskl Shlrley Druszewslu D K G10af1I'191Y JUHIOPS eYe awards CGI' Warb11ng Carusos pract1ce ' Audrey melrta Hogan Marte Dudenhoefer Luella Tong Theresa Abbate Dorothy Ruet Sally Bartos Marlene Becker Cathenne Danow Kraus Theresa lvhchalslcl Skl loan POH1dlOWSli1 Now the lumors speak of the underclassmen new responslbllrtres new events new opportumtte to prat e God The annual press dance L1ttle Red Schoolhouse the announcement party for Moonltqht Mardt Gras the Prom lt elf and the many commendable qualttle ot the class members lndtcate a qolden future for the Senlors ot oil Listening to the latest bowling news. Margaret Badowski, Ruth Neeve, loan Rychel, Carol Sohl, Constance Schneider, Kay Pultce. rr cc .sf 4 fg- 1+ U SUPHUWUM ELHSE Rraisz the name of the lnrh . .. sing ps tn bis name, for it is stneet . . . .. . iB5alm 134 5' o:o:o:Qzo:o5e I 'qu' .. Q .. ., 3 .. f. I 5 SISTER M BEATRICE SISTER M HENRIETTA O S B B A M A O S B B A Sophomore Advlser Sophomore Adv1ser Algebra ECODOITIIC Geography Busmess Mathemahc Home Economics Cfflce Machmes ? , is few vig? 3591 Helen Z1mmerman Joan Ch1tt1ster E11een Condon Patncxa Grug1n Secretary Pres1deut VICS Presldent Treasurer 36 . ' ' S ' 'nil -, iniizw I f .R 'I' 5,-SZ , .'E'::2:,Ef-2::::. -2' . .2-2' 4 vw M--2:13 ix' f rr S a Qulte a ball qulte a teaml' Amelma Padavonl PGlT1C1G Phllllps T1ll19 WOZH1Ck1 Phylhs Traphaqen Maclehne Raslatter Manlyn Burke Dorothy Woycheck Helen Zy lc Mary Ellen Zeltzer Y C S laud God dally 1n Compl1ne Theresa Narduccx Mary Rose Keegan LOUISE Gentlle Esther Nones Marlly Marclfunl Carol KIHZIQ Ann Herman lean Hammer Powerful mxcroscopes prove 1nterest1ng to young b1olog1sts' loanne Anysz Evelyn Zattowsky Mary Ann Mlchalak Leona Drzozd zewslu Pa'fr1c1a Fabm Mary Ann ChOddS1GW1CZ Theresa Mlazga Kalhleen May Belty La kovlch 793714 xo 1 1 1 1 1 I Q 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . Q . , , .. . Free lessons 1n dramat1cs'P Audrey Ferr1ck Ioan Drozeskl Barbara Duncan Catberme Czar kOWSk1 De1ph1neKor1ke1 A11CGKOS1OFSk V1rq1r11a Luca Ieanne McManus Carol Kmsmqer 1-. In buslness math there are the stud1ous and the not so stud1ous Audrey Yurkovlc MarqaretSchr1aeke1 Geraldme Krasmskl Ioan W1tkoWsk1 R1taKras1r1sk1 IOdI'1PdSZkO Ioan Ian kOWSk1 Ehzabeth Brumboy Thersa Stanopewlcz Lat1na est bona 'CPD Halma Radzrszewskr Theresa Kammslu Barbara S1S1OW kl Iuchth Hubert Cleta Trambley Catherme W11WOh1 Patrrcla ROb16 ' 1 I I - 1 1 1 S, , . . yr . 1 ' 7 . . . . - - H I I I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - , . . . Q. . I 'I 1 1 1 533816 Geometry produces deep t1'unkers . . ?. ' , ll Delicate artistry proves skillfulness of crafty sophs! D K Tlunk wrxte report wr1te and rewr1te thats Journallsm 39 '1 FHEEHVUHH ELHES Praise the lurh. for Ibis guutmess manifests itself mightily . . 6 i9saIm 116 235 Il SISTER M GERTRUDE SISTER MARY GRACE O S B B A M A O S B Freshman Adv1ser Freshman Advxser Latm Bookkeepmg Spanish World H1StOTY French Engll h I Nancy Nowak Treenurer Rita Rinderle Jo-Ann Lachowski Rita Sybyl Pre ident Vice-President Secretary 42 Young seamstresses learn how green they really are ' Pnyllxs Alarnenc1alc Mary Ann Pxerettl Audrey Kroto Mary Ellen DOH1liOWSli1 Audrey Deptula Geraldtne K1neCk1 Mary Catnenne Yurlcovlc lD51lIlC1d Sea son Dorothy Brgozrwslcl What s so 1nterest1ng gn-ls? Anqel1ne Snnth B1nna lrene Stuczynslu Theresa Sl1VlCdH1Cl'1 Luctlle Szyrnanow lu Carol Ro e Frosh enjoy mal-:mg up Mary Ann Plnlltps Dolores Keller Mar1lynMerak1 Annette Harvey lean Mo lcot ludy Krauchen Ann Marle Laslf.owQl41 D r I -. , . . . . 4 , 1 ' I Margaret Davitt, Ann Kaveney, Rose Marie . I .I , . I ' . S ', s . I If ' 15 A 9 , f Economists display avid interest . . . Pauline Benes Patricia Maas Patricia Ferrick Sophie Bryce Betty Balkovic Louise Felder Barbara Yurkovic. A steady hand is a requisite in Crafts club Lucille Santrotello Dolores Keller loan Strike There a Pol Evelyn Ratkowski Helen Zrnijewski Barbara lattosky lacqueline Crafts becomes a haven for gifted fresh men Cynthia l-lermonski Audrey Miklinski Rose Marie Kupniewski Evelyn Michalak Dorothy Tatara Jacqueline Manqoni Kathleen Sohl Patricia Gorny . Q 4 I K' I I Scherneck, Mary Ann Omniewski. , , , , K An algebra student attempts to explain Therese Allegier, Mary Ann Wasliewski, Helen Mae Ropelewski, lo Ann Nietupski, Betty lane Gutowski, Dolores Rodriguez, Patricia Podsiacllo, Ma ry Ann Perschler. Th1s 1at1n lt sure must be 1nterest1ng' Mary Ann Rogers Mary Whittman Dorothy Wernicki Patricia Wehan Phyllis Robie loan Stoughton Dorothy Qsiecki Suzanne Lorei Dolores lanlcowski Nmth graders smg songs P Kathleen Prizinsky Rose Marie Tatara Caroline Lucas Mary Ann Walsh Patricxa Russell Nancy Wisinski Geraldine Keclzierski n45a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1? Q , 1 1 1 1 1 , . nl!- A ...QD- ,. lll - 1l AM. 'V' Ei e 1 l '- ' v s .sl ' Ziaubate Enmmum Svrhulastlc lute in our U ually seated beh1nd her mall de lf: ID our lfbrary IS S1sfer Gervase who bes1des belng a cornrnerclal rnstructor IS a proffcfent and rel1able l1brar1an Tbfs horney Qpot IQ often frequented by the students for book revfews and reports eem to be popular wrth the faculty Each mornmg Slster l?1ta can be found IH the broloqy lab lecturfnq about plant and animal lffe to a qroup of brfoybf eyed Qopbs ln the afternoon obem1 try 1S the sub1ec't of d1QCllSQ1OIl SCIENCE Clas 0 are rntereetfnq at S B A 1,4814 No one really Cl1Cl1l49S hlstory IS a pI'6d1Cl1OH conne true tor all emors when S1ster Mary Ahce 1mplants bas1c lessons ln fundamental pr1nc1ples Through the course ot the year S1ster bullt Amerlccn h1story IH a wholesome and mterestmg manrer dTl1Cl1CEllY uslng her personal mterest OplI llOI'WS and ummarle to enhven our d1scuss1ons Bandages and sphnts comb ned wrth accuracy and et 1c1ency co tnbute to promote the healthtul atrrcsphere o the Jur tcr hrstald cla Ably conducted by Mtss Shaw mexcer enced Jumors are schooled to meet an emergency that m1ght occur ln future hte Although new to neo tot the 1rsta1 tactlcs the glrls gradually become acgtalnted wrth the Cl1fl9Y6'-Ill type ct hand ages and how to apply them various treatrncrts qnhdotes and ct res ar eventually they learn the seernlrgly lrnplc t of E'Fl16lCldl resplratlon Vo untarlly the tuderts lecorne zn ttrn vlctm of drcwnmgs acclflents polsor or whatever the lf Q cn n lght FPQLHYP D fl SISTER M ALBERTA SISTER MARY DAVID O S B B M 0 S B Under the dtreotton ot Stster Alberta and Stster Mary Davtd the S B A Choral SOCIGIY ha pre ented a varlety o programs Ct speotal tnterest were the electron at the Btsnop 5 Golden lubrlee the tradltlonal SIHQIDQ ot the Chrtstmas carols over Stanon W E R C the hymne chanted at our annual retreat the tableau setttngs at thts year s Ea ter paqeant and the spec1al electlons at graduatlon excerctses We are proud ot our SITIQIUQ slsters 50 I 5 ,S ' t . ' ' r S ' S ' ' I . . , S . Q 9 I I lg 'f A , ' A . ,AX f S I , I . f I k ' , ,gl A ' r' ' fi, V D C VJ ,u lit.. Q Luv, x V X Ati Home Ec:1. D1ppo, D. Utech, A. Ayers, 1. Home EC: R. Qrtowskr E. Harahurdd, 1 Af'1u111O, P. PIZ6'f'J1f4I'Sli1, Fe-1'riCk. M.tte111iQf12 Aftarxngs, Sister Henrietta, P, Hodutiskr T C1'1of,-sski. 111 the f1tt1A111c1c111 111n11y 51'111C1s 11111 busy prept111111Cg the111se-tves as tuture k't1c31:1e111d1-Le11s . HQ-ze 111 RCJOII1 H, lt semis 111 ther- urt ct 1'e4111,t1f:1ste'1'111Q ftlltttfkllf-, prop r table settind, Itilfdlt plane I.1I1C1c'iI1Ll 111111411-At111Q 11ftc11'd t11f1st111te11t every op11c11't11111ty ot 1:f'Co111111Q adept 111 the 1:1a11f1Qe111e11t Crt the 11011111 1'Mes eleves, ecoutez-rno1, a d1t Soeur Gertrude, ta franCa1se mautresse. Passing by their 8:20 class on 1n1qht encounter such typ1cal scenes or even be entertained with the singing Cf a French d1tty. French II: S1ster M. Gertrude, 1. Rutand, T. Kuinta, E. N1eb11nQ, C. Reilly, M. t't1rsCh, M1Ss AIfHF1MOF19, 1. D1ppo, A, M. Inhnson, 1. K1:171q, P. Pr2ep1ersk1, D 5 1 K Miss Ruih l-lueqel, Child Care lnslrucior, Cues baby-lootile loelles. Al' H ful , . Reaching for the moon seniors and juniors during an informal Qym Clas period. First Aiders revive Marie Dudenhoefer, junior. Homemaker of tomorrow, Bernadetle Qlewski, masters the art ol fine handling. Ilauhate mlllllflllllll in BEIIQIUIIS QIIIIUIIIES 'Eli 115 Mnnh Hllwuill SlllUflll ll llflll As we warily anticipated our First Retreat in l949 so likewise we regrettec its closing For Father Norbert Rupprecht Q S B had allayed all our doubts and corn pletely won our hearts We showed our keen liking for him by inviting him back four years later for our final retreat at S B A An air of silence enveloped us as we took our much needed retirement from the world We drifted about cn an ethereal cloud of sincere adoration and profound love for three happy day ln great earnestne s we prayed incessantly to f-lnn for guidance for the days in the near futuie wh n S B A would oe but a memory Father s talks on Purity Vocations, Confession l-lome Life and Sin instilled ii us a lasting devotion to the Blessed Mother the greatest of women. The private co.i- ferences as well as the general confession gave each of u- a feeling of Baptismal innocence and likewise instilled in us a renewed appreciation of heavenly values. Unconsciously we discarded our earthlv views temporarily at least. Thinking talking and living as Qur Lord and Mary would have us do we shed the silence reading and prayers of the Retreat and took up our crosses anew in- dividually promising to keep our resolue tions and strive for 1 higher life, ll, where eternal values would predominate the Way of lesus and Mary. D K 511111: 3115 In T152 Mere . . Father Lmus Brugger O S B chaplam of Samt Bered1ct Convent and rel1g1on lnstructor at the Aoademy Our hte here on earth 1S but the prelude to eternal hte ln order that we may part1c1pate wholly 1n eternal beahtude we tr1ve to know God more tully that we may love Hlm more completely On Mondays Wlth Father Llnus we have revlewed the prlnclpal doctrlne of our Chr1st1an hentage and teel more equupped to hght the good t1ght and to remaln steadfast ln our holy Falth Father lectures to underclas men on Wednesdays x 55 cf , . . ., . . . . . S . . . . . . . C I I L' . . . . U . . H 1 1 -S , 2 Q Usxxqf Dialogue Mass and ccrporate Cornrnumon ln Chapel students 1n complete unttorm cateter1a lme xt s Flrst Fr1day We all look forward to th1 part of our rel1g1ous program so that together we can pral e God thank I-hm tor the happmess He has gxven us dur1ng our school years and pet1t1on HIS care for years yet to come When two or three are gathered together 1n My name there arn I ln the rrndst of them Father Norbert Wolf, Dean of Men at Gannon College, has been a part ot the F1rst Fr1day program at S B A th1s year He was also our guest speaker when Y C S and choral appeared on TV for the fam1ly Rosary May crowmng IS another annual affaxr at S B A D C tin 1 s t . 1.3 fi.. s 'f Q l l lauhatz ZBummum Qlluhs Anne Joan Grugin Pat Cleaver Pat Doran Lorraine Lutz Mane Johnson as Meg as Beth as NIO as Amy tt The cast gets in the mood before curtain call. A tremendous success was accorded this year's annual senior dramatic presentation, Little Women, which was presented November l6 at St. Mary's Auditorium. The play was based on Louisa May Alcott's famous novel of the same name. The cast of versatile actresses changed quickly from rollicking humor to serious drama. The story revolved around lite in a family with tour Hlittle women, their adventures, their fun, and their hard times. ready to go out The act within Act Dolores U16Ck1 Margaret H1rsch Barbara Z alas Letitia Chimenti Mr Adol hLutzJr - P as 'tAunt March as 'Sally Muftattu as Hannah as Aunt Carroll Director lilUVIitH Amy does it again! Chairs, tables, pictures, and knick-knacks were routed from attics to make the scene most realistic. The skiltul makeup crew used their paints and fingers effectively to add years to some members of the cast. The entire production was under the talented direction ot Mr. Adolph Lutz and Sister Mary Grace. Back stage crew pause to pose. Primping between acts. ltllltll PllEflllllllH The lunior Dramatic Club, since first originating four years ago under the supervision of Mr. Adolph Lutz, has proved to be a star in the crown of dramatic achievement at S.B.A. and we are certain will show itself worthy of the newly acquired honor as permanent member of the National Thespian Society. The talented dramatists have put forth their best efforts in popular standards, spine-chilling mysteries and rollicking comedies, but the most revered of all these productions was presented this year on Palm Sunday, to an audience whose silent and awed attention was most expressive of their approval. Finale . The stillness of the dimly-lit auditorium is broken by the soft voices of the choral group as the curtain slowly recedes and a part of the Greatest Story Ever Told , the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Christ, unfolds. Supporters and background for the pantomine is the verse choir which tells of the events in the Passion of Christ. Singing, choral reading, angels narrating lend variety to the program and as the last scene slowly fades away the choral group crescendos in the Alleluia or Praise Be to the Lord. THESE MINISTERED UNTO HIM Choralogue depicting Scenes of Passiontide and Easter I Prologue ...,, ....,...........,,...........................,,......... T he Presentation Passiontide ..... ..,......,...........................,......,............ P alm Sunday Meeting on the way to Calvary Veronica's Veil The Crucifixion The return from Calvary n 60 K Christ meets His Mother UHHHUS Hit EHHlEl MHSltHttE Veronica receives a reward for charity Christ's followers witness His death. Easter ..,,.,,,. ,,A...... 4 ,........, ...,...... T h e Resurrection Holy women at the tomb The disciples at the tomb Mary Magdalene FINALE Cast of Biblical Characters Christ ............ .......... i...,...,........... ....,.. M a r y lo Kraut Mary, His Mother ...... .,......... D olores Zalas Mary Magdalene ..,.. . . . .,,. Ann Marie Laskowski Mary, Mother of lames. . . . . ....,.. Carol Kinsinger Salome .....,...,...... ..... M ary Wittman Simon of Cyrene. . . ..... lcan Garbacz lohn ..........,. .... E ileen Condon Peter. ..,..,... ,.,4.4.,.... H elen Ropelewslci Veronica .... .... .........,.,. V i rginia Heberlein Her Companions. . , ..... Alice Kosiorek, lean Moskot Mother of ludas. . , 4 ....,................ Agnes Ruza Bystanders, ..., .... I oan Drozewski, Annette Harvey Angels. ,...,.... ...., M axine Telega, Kay Czarkowski Voice of Christ ..... .i.,,,.,,,,.,.i.....,.,....,..........,.., R ev. Daniel l. Martin Selections by S.B.A. Choral Society Stabat Mater . . . lesus Crucified . . . All Glory, Laud and Honor . . . O Sacred Head Surrounded . . . Terra Tremuit . . . Christ is Risen . . . Alleluia . . . Salve, Mater. ,614 PM EHUUHE PHUUlUli S. ill EDITORS Bobbie Ferrick Barbara Zalas Audrey Ayers learirie Ruland Ruth Seifert SPORTS EDITORS Rosemary Rastaiier Patricia Przepierslci ART EDITORS Ellen Nieblinq Barbara Rys Editors look up for Scholastican photographer. PHOTOGRAPHY Theresa Kuzma CIRCULATION lobariria Adamus Margaret Hirsch BUSINESS Dolores Furim Leiiiia Cbirneiiii loari Kirisiriqer Pat Carrigaii Barbara Ruhliriq Business staff looks pleased over patron drive 62 ff Mlllf ElUUfNlE NTWS NHSN Bene Dictum houses large staff Nine times a year the staff puts out our school paper-The Bene Dictum. This paper, enjoyed and eagerly read by all the girls, has taken top honors from Quill and Scroll and the Catholic Press Association. It takes many long hours to get a paper together. Editorials, latest fashions, sports, and other current activities are all written by the girls on the staff under the watchful guidance of Sister Mary Iude. Frances Burgoyne, editor-in-chief, could be seen doing last minute jobs. Her wcrk was never finished. With each monthly edition plans for the next were in the making. Page editors were Teresa Siewicz, loan Chittister, Shirley Szczerba, and Mary Ellen Zeltzer. The business staff included Leona Drozdzewski, Mary Rcmanowicz, and also Gabriella Dumala, Theresa Orlowski and Ioan Grotkowski, the typists. Barbara Schmitz, Dolores Rodreguez, Rita Sybyl, Mary Ann Wasielewski, Helen Mae Ropelewski, Alice Kosiorek, Betty Krauza, Rose Mary Sarnowski, Eileen Condon, Dorothy Rutkowski, loanne Stoughton, Dorothy Wernicki, Betty Brumboy, and Mary Whittman are the reporters who are always on the alert, ready to get some news for the paper. ,634 Helen and Betty sophie paint ing in the studio as SISTER M MARCELLA O S B One wo three' Three flights up a turn left a few pace and behold a friendly studio smelly of art oils another world with canvases ot en chanting scenery or fairy tale characters religious painting rich forests bright homes people and other numerous subyects that Sister Marcella has directed her Sister students have won prominent names in photo qraphy as Well as in art Scholastican and B D photo graphers receive boot training in the studio Smster s amateurs brave the storm D K Q -- . , , - . . . , . I I A M , , , , aspiring young artists to create. Clever, oriqinal, . ,Q . . - X. ' Q ' - I I 4, I 'A I U P PUNK HLEHTE SW C A students bow for Glona Patr1 dunng s1ng1ng of Compllne A more actlve parhclpatlon m the pubhc prayers of the church was reawakened th1 year when the M1ssa Rec1tata became aqam a part of our of Y C S we are endeavor1r1qtofulf1ll our Holy Father s wxsh that laymen reallze then FGSDOHSIDIIIUSS and pr1v11eqes m the Off1C1d1 wer hlp of the church M1ss1on mlnded Cathohc Act1on1sts pack boxes for Germany 63 First Friday Mass in chapel. Likewise, with the singing of compline by members 'S ..- 1 ' 9 W , CHUM UUHHE HUGH WH JOAN GRUGIN forward FRANCES HORSTMAN forward DOLORES ULECKI guard MR THOMAS CBoodyU SULLIVAN Head Coach ROSEMARY RASTATTER CARMELITA HOGAN LUELLA BARTOS forward forward forward SIXH4 SUEEESSIVE EEHEUH MARIE DUDENHOEFER guard CATHERINE DANOWSKI forward HELEN ZIMMERMAN guard 1111112119 lllllllll SBA SBA SBA SBA SBA SBA SBA SBA SBA SBA SBA SBA SBA SBA V Holy Tr1n1ty St Gregory 5 North East Alumnae Holy Tr1n1ty Vrlla Vllla St losephs Sharon St leromes Cleveland Buhl Club Sharon St losephs Sharon Immaculate Conceptlon Clar1on Pa Telephone Company East Erle Turners Nason s Wesleyvrlle n cc 18 24 50 15 30 19 40 24 27 24 43 23 33 9 2413 4024 1913 3 5 40 7 4 11 2414 s ' ' ........,.....,,..,.,.....,,.... 4 - vs . ' , ......,......... .,.... - vs ...r,.,4...,... ..r,.....,....,..... . - vs ' ' .......,,...,.,.,.....,...,,.... . - vs ' . . ............ . . .,,.......,......, . . . . . . - vs ' .... .......,...,........,,.......,...,., - SBA vs Immaculate Conception, Clarion ............l. .37-16 vs . ' , .......................,.. - vs . ' , ,..................... , - vs , ...,,,...,................. - vs . ' , .....r.,.,....,........... - vs ' , ' ............... 3- vs . ........,............. - vs ' .........4.................. . 1- vs ' , ' ..... ....,.,..........,,. . - lllllflll Elltllltll ll Elll-ElllltE ltllllll Jayvee Squad: D. Woychek, K. May, A. Pada- voni, P. Phillips, M. Rastatter, P. Mando, P. Cfrugin, C. Wilwohl. J AYVEE GAMES l-V vs St. lce's, Sharon ..... ,..... ...., 3 3 -lO l-V vs Harborcreelc .......... .......... 2 4- 5 l-V vs St. Cfregory's, North East ..,...... 24-18 l-V vs East Erie Turners ...... . . ..... 33-22 l-V vs Holy Trinity ...... ...,. 2 6-32 l-V vs Harbettes ..... ..... 5 2- 6 l-V vs Gridley ,....... ...., 3 l- 7 l-V vs Sacred Heart ..... ..... 3 4-l6 l-V vs Columbus .... ..... 2 7-l3 l-V vs Colonettes ...... ...., 2 3-l9 l-V vs St. loe's Home .... .,..... .,... 4 6 -42 l-V vs Lassies ..............,..., ..,,. 3 2- 9 l-V vs St. Gregory's, North East ........, 25-19 Lassies: l. Lachowslci, B. Brumboy, H. Zyslc, C. Trambley, T. Woznicki, P. Traphagen, B. Schmitz, M. Zeltzer, A. Smith, D layvees piled up an unprecedented record this season and were so close to the city-series trophy that the loss ot their last game caused many patient sighs around S.B.A. The Lassies, sister team to the layvees, besides proving themselves loyal supporters to all home games, enjoyed their first taste of basketball competition. 'J2 Miss Lenore Shaw, JV and Lassie Coach Lassie Games Lassies vs Harbettes. , , . 30-l2 Lassies vs Columbus .... . . , . . .l5-l7 Lassies vs Cfridley lr. High. . . .. . 22-l6 Lassies vs St. Gregorys North East, .. 26-26 Lassies vs Colonettes., . , l8-i9 Lass1es vs Sacred Heart. 24-16 SPHlIllU WPS EHEEHLHXUEHS Cheer' Cheer' for dear old SBA The cheerleaders are that lntensely loyal group ol school spmted students who whole heartedly behmd the team at a basket ball game send off sparks of enthusla m that makes SBA tops on the court Witness ihexr peppy cheers thexr DFSCI 1on thelr Joy when two more lxttle polnts keep our score soarlng and the1r Opll m1sm when we re belfnnd and you wlll know one of the reasons why troplnes grace the hrst hall at the Academy Beatmn' out opponent's fate' D K , - 'S - , Q I I . , . 51, ' HUHST HHSHUQHH WUQHH Blow the bugles' roll the drums' the cheerers rally round' Varslty Cheerleaders 1051 1952 P t Cleeve I re Vlppc C rd Gufcw kl W1nn1e Harabwda Ioavr G Hcflqe Rome e Kebe P kl E N llloan Carolyn Scnee fer 71 Team Captains, Dophie and Jo, let them fly. 2. Serious business, this bowling for Mary and Pat. BOWLERS AND AVERAGES Ioharmea Adamus Mary A Czulewicz. Margaret Badowski. Sophie- Fai-rrick. , , ICGN Szczypmski Evelyn Zaiimsky. Iamcf- Auf r . Pat PI'ZrPf'JlNI'FiK1i Barbara Zalas loam f3yChf-1. Mary A. Clrcciaasif-'wrw Mary A. Krkfzskra Heulwu Wiefric-r-1f- Thelrfisa Sharm Helen Wifkfierrle- Circa UU 1 18 l lt? 1 13 1 12 1 lf? IPO lr W In 7 Ei ri ,U ALVIEX Of' AC CV7 .gl Shirley vVV1SINC'WSi'ii. .. Connie Schmlicier. Dwlcnres Ranifmiski. Kdy Puhmw ,. Bf1r'bar'az Zattcgsfzy. C'fimr'l+'I1r' Tartu-r Tlx-1'c-fzfi S1f'A'1C7. Bfirhfam S1S.fi'W5ril. IfifillDf1IflI7I v'v'SK1 ir-f1r1Aiuxzr1fg ,N , ,..V,:,F Ir,r1.1Ia..l.c,x..L. Arm IyTr1r1ef4Gf,r'i4c, Rlici Smitcri. The re-an Qieksal. RITE Smiicir. , 72 94 Q7 Qi 88 537 87 86 S6 SQ- S1 77 4, LO '7'j Balls rolling pins flying, the Lassies are at it again, invading the lanes f w at Berry s Central where they do their striking and sparing every flay at 3:00. Under struction from the patient guidance ot Mrs. Carl Dippo and with helpful in. Larry Waller', alley nianager, cur bowlers shcw Steady improve- rnf-nt. lntraniural games, handicap tournament, and match games with Prep and Tech rnake for a full schedule of loowlirig activity. The highlight of the season is the Sports Banquet at which letters arid trophies are awarded. 3. Larry and Mrs. Dippo admire Berry's trophy. 5. Officers of the bowling club: Sophie Ferrick, Presidentg Mary Ann Czulewicz, Secretary: Mary Hermann, Treasurer. 4 Marge and Mary Ann ardent p1n busters send off a strlke. Elllllllll UP SISTER M THEOPHANE S C Moderator Student Councxl Charlene Chapman Mary Ann Czulewlcz Ruth Neeve Barbara Zalas Marre Lorex Dolores Sutula Sophte Ferrlck Sr Theophane Fvelyn Komorek Mary Ann Beneckl Etta Rlnderle loan Ch1tt1ster E1leen Rellly Barbara Zalas orates wh1le avd hs teners Charlene Chapman Mary Ann Czulew1cz Presldent Soph1e Ferrlck Ruth Neeve and Mar1e LOTGI lock on T1me 2 OO every Thursday Place south receptlon room S B A Pres1dent Sophle Ferrlck and 1n her absence V1ce Pres1dent Mary Ann Czulewlcz calls for order Secretary Charlene Chapman reads the rnlnutes Treasurer loan Ch1tt1ster qrves her report and another Student Counc1l meetrnq IS under way Here student s problems are d1scussed and olved rules ot dlscrplme are mauqurated or revlsed and student act1v1t1es are orqanlzed Thrs year under the drrectmon ot our pnnclpal Srster M Theophane the Student Counc1l has been more act1ve than ever Improved cateterxa menus open forums to help students wrth school problems and stlmulate part1c1pat1on 1n student acttvrtres the hr t square dance the Ch1cken Reel and mem bershrp rn the Nattonalkssoctatron ot Student Counc1ls were among outstandmq S C accomphshments ot S2 The bono between the students and taculty that IS the Student Councll ot S B A D K 1 1 I I ' I 1 . . . 1 I ' Q . xi . Il I S- . 1 , ' -vm tt 1 11 - , ' . , . . . 1 1 1 1 A ' 1 1 3. . ' '- iiauhate ZBummum III burial Qctlhltles r 1 VHHHVEEI HUEUULUHH HHUE TU WM HKU SEHUUL HUUSP' Senlors round up straw hats plald sh1rts and dungarees for harvest tlme party Underclassrnen compete 1n barn dance contest The Johnson Trlo enterta1n S B Aers w1th the1r barnyard 1nterpretat1ons D G HHH VIWMHQE HHHHEH WH LHHWH Well get even and the Junlors turn the gym 1nto Lxttle Red Schoolhouse A new add1t1on to the tune I readln wr1t1n n nthmetxc 1S demonstrated by Carolyn Gutowsln Teacher teacher have you heard? XX ll y 3 If 1 It . 1 n 0 0 I6 0 n 1, n u 1, a I ! I 0 I 77 PHUIUS, UHHEEE HI K1ng R1chard CW11czynsk1D and Queen Dorothy CDesserD and attendants Joan K1n s1nger Soph1eFerr1ck Barbara Ruhhng Patr1c1a KFaS1nSk1 Lou1e W1s1nsk1 Jerome S1nger Frank Randazzo and John Lucas re1gn at W1nter Fantasy 78 1 1 w 1 N w 1 1 1 1 1 - - s A - 1 1 , . 7? K EHHHUH EUUHUI 623 6911! Louls Mayer Carol K1ns1nger Joan Heber1e1n Ann Herman R1ChaFd Helsley s1t one out at the Press Dance S B Aers sw1ng the1r partners at the Ch1cken Reel 79 'J 'H V J . I 1 r s ef ...Y . M Q 9' 'Q 9 YM., D ff JUlllUHaStHlUll PHUVU ltHlUlltE flllllllll EHHS SWING 2 D K Young Parisians look forward to a gay evening. Moonlight Mardi Gras . . . even the name filled us seniors with mysterious expectancy. As we entered Gannon Commons on the evening of April 18 we found ourselves in a charming New Orleans atmosphere, amid gaily colored floats, streamers, balloons and confetti. The bal- cony scene complete with a petite mademoiselle and her guitar-playing lover prompted The crowning event of the season- the ott heard ouis and Urnerci beaucoupsf' Queen Sophie Ferrick graced the festivities trom a rnost picturesque throne canopied by a huge royal crown, After the crowning and grand march, with ccntetti in our hair, happiness and gratitude in our hearts, we knew that this would be the last ot tun-titled formats at S.B.A. The chaps in a street in New Orleans? Madernoiselles and messieurs line up for the grand march. After the ball was over e'-ef I 1. Pitching horseshoes is such serious business. 2. Soup's on, say Mrs. Englert and Mrs. Gehrlein. 3. Seniors exhibit thinking caps. 4. Indians on the loose at Pep rally. 5. C'rnon, it's cold out here! 6. Christmas haul for J.R.C. Drive. 7. Sister Perpetua pauses to read crood news from home. 8. Our Lady of the Snow! 9. Happy birthday, Uncle Phil ANYBODY HOME 7 OFF WE G0 WHAT NEXT 7 THE AIUREWSSISTEKS G0llI OR COMM wanna wonoumno WHO WGN' THE BEACHCOMBERS SOPIDMORES AITICIPATE ' Viiiliv 3 5 F 9 u ' I lll Groups of happy g1rls cuddled around a br1ght blaze ra1s1ng thelr vo1ces 1n happy song as the tall green elms gu1ver shghtly from the echo and the cool summer breeze laugh1ng faces and the smell of marshmellows and p1ne wood m1ngl1ng together creat1ng a scent that only a g1rl that has spent summer days here can know and apprec1ate th1s 1S Ghnodo Glmodo 1S s1tt1ng down to a tempt1ng meal after that strenuous game of tenn1s horseshoes croquet baseball or lust ambl1ng down the beach 1nhal1ng deeply the fresh a1r Glmodo IS ly1ng awake at n1ght after t1red l1ds have f1nally clo ed and l1sten1ng to the ch1rp1ng of the cr1ckets and the babbl1ng rush of the cool creek as lt flows over the rocks Ghnodo 1S wadlng 1n the creek and feel1ng the cold water eep through your shoeless feet Glmodo 1S God everywhere 1n the tall elms the clear creek the m1les of forest and woodland fathoms of water and out of door l1fe Ghnodo 1S com1ng home after three days w1th a sunburned nose and espec1ally to a semor Gllnodo w1ll always hold a spec1al place when memor1es of happy days at S B A tw1ne them elves forever ID our hearts Ymmlf 3.9 n cc l Xxx Lllf ' 3 52 E11 September December 7 F11 1 dex O1 QC 100 21 F1es11111e11 111111611011 October Illby we C611 1111 1 1 s11f11e S TOI11 Home Pe1111a111e111 P1eC11o11 O1 SC11f1Q N11CG1'1 S1611 Q111de111 COUIUC11 Week Qe111o1 C1555 1351131 1-1arves1 1-1Oec1ov111 11111 AI1I1L1Q11 Pulse Da11Ce November B1511Op Ga1111o11 1u1i111ee Dey MOVIE AC1ve111111e 111 WdS111I101OI 2911101 Clase 13161 111111 WOITIPII 1 C111 11 111 1 1 S 1 111 1 111 111 11111 1 1 111111111111 1 N11 0111011 xr L C 1ee1 eaq 1 e110 e11 111111f,C11e1 Co11Cep11o1 C11e day 111131 900111 1 1 1 0111 50111 11 11s111 1 111 V Ca11C11 131 C111 SBA 11ow1e1:. 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L . . , L. , Af I I . , - L L Q , 1:88 NEST WH BUSH HHS assume the roles of actors and actresaes when they appear ID the out of thls world playe put on each year at Sam' Mary 5 Auchtorlum The1r soclal achvmes IH clude parnes at Halloween Chrlstmas and Sami Valentme s Day Slster Anne Mane controls thrs httle crowd Wnh amazlng patlence and understanchnq Isn t lt puzzhnq 7 Loyal sons and daughters of Old Glory Photographer interrupts Story Hour n89a LUI llll EllHIlIUl IU lllll PHEIUIIE Salnt Mary s Rev Vrncent Schlemmer Q S B P Carrrqan P Cleaver I Gruqrn L Lutz R Raatatter I Ruland R Senert C Tanner H Wlederle B Zalas Sa1nt Stan1s1aus Rl Rev Msqr W I Slanczak Ph D I Alarnencralc D Desser I Cfrotkowskr R Hoolubslcr P Krasrnslo B Qlewskr A Przybyszewskr Salnt Patmck s RT Rev Msqr S H Cauley A Ayers, L Chrmentr M Hermann P Przep1er kr D Uleckr Sa1nt John s Rt Rev Msqr Vrctor Mlller L1l1D I Dxppo P Doran E Nreblrng C Rerlly B Rys Sa1nt Joseph s Rl Rev Msqr EclwardI Frscher LL D C I Krnslnqer Rev V1tuSI Rerser P Keech B Ruhlxnq Holy Rosary Rev WalterI Conway I Adarnus F Horstman I K1n21o Sa1nt George s Very Rev Msqr W L Franklln S Ferr1ck M H1rsch Sa1nt Paul Rt Rev Msqr Louls A Marlno I Aqmno Sa1nt Bornface Rev Franc1sI Schlrndwern M Lorer M I Seelmger Holy Fam11y Rev Stephen H Meko D Furrn T Kuzma Sa1nt Hedw1g s Rev Iosepl'1I Cebellnslu Durnula R Qrlowskr T Orlow kr Sa1nt FTBHCIS Xavler Rev ThornasI Crowell D Sutula Sa1nt James Rev Waller Loldse K Arnann Holy Trlnlty Rev Iohn L Mleczkowskr E Haraburda V Kabasrnskr Sa1nt Matthew 1n the Woods Rev fl'1ornasI Crowell A M Iohn on 90 Q 1 . ., !.S, . 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A f'i54E'E'.'f:'TA 24:-S-I EZ , .'I. .1 -QE 1-HIE EP1-'1fl EiF.5 fflff '- jAjE jA.1.j'gg fjgg -V, ' f' b xr ' fc Charles Peouy speakmo about the early burlders ot the cathedrals sard llverythmo was an event a sacred event Everythmq was a tradrtron a lesson Everythmg was bequeathed everythrno was a most sarntly habrt Everythmq was an mner elevatron and a prayer So rs rt possrble for us to perlorm our darly tasks m the same sprrrt ol devotron to attend our Classes to play our Games to smq our songs to otter our roys and sorrows all our everyday actrons can become a beautrtul sonq ot prarsr to God lt rs not only prayer that Grves l-hm Glory but work and play and ill the most rnmute aetrons ol our lrves Lrtted by Grace we be rome temples ot prarse temples that Cast then spurs s mto thf slay wrth darmd presumptron Q od Grant that our year at S B A have GIVEN Hrm prar e and Glory and may the years to Come be an eeho ot Laudate Don mum He rs so Great that all thmq GIVE Hmm Glory lt you mean they should So then my brethren LIVE Gerard Manley Hoplcms THE SFNIOR CLASS OF 1952 WISH TO THANK THOSF WHO HAVF AIDED THE STAFF TN PUBLISHING OUR ANNUAL 96 K ,-. 7 ' 4 -Q ' . 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