St Francis Academy - SaFranAc Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1942
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4cw!7 :Hg 40, 30, 19 IN QUE CHAPEL We belneve that the only vvoy 10 secure 0 pus? and lcstlng peoce ns through proyer p . ,. 'F' 4- Q, 5' ' LZ 1 A ,M , , V 0 39' 10: 'If '.,. ... -. '1 G21 .J '-J -' - 3 . . 1. I 1 4 'HI li hi 0. WA 4 My Aho Blast Fin! J' ' 5' W. A--fd-f,g:':,'Ei ,':j 6' ,'94ll4 194-3 SWW V' R., J AOGJQW St. flwr-OV' P,,,,,,a!W Mt. R. 9-1 Na' 10 Pa. 14 Unlfxe 7fvzeifxolcl of Zfaung ealfxofcks Wfam-anfaoocl vt QOL Q AW nf! -Z ' x -'2 7!1e Siofuf of 794.2 We Gauze '70 Seheel By Street Ca School Bus or Vkalk ng We Come to School Founded on Francnscan ldeals We Meet our Teachers We Greet our Frtends Qur Younger Frlends e l-lurry to Qur Mornnng Classes e Dash Down to Lunch e Scurry to Qur Afternoon Classes e Graduate We .feafm 70 la The Sportnng Thang nn Gym playnng Ball The Loyal Thtng rn Sodalrty Work Attending Meetlngs Cooperatrng rn Clubs The publicity lhlng by Wrttrng the New an News The Courageous lndustrrous lhnng by 'Wtnntng the Salranac Ad Campargn We .feafue 7a play Wtth Music and Song ln C Qrchestra and Chorus Classes ln Stellar Roles Taken rn Sentor Class and Seasonal plays Day by Day ln the happy but lleetrng epusodes ol school lnle , 4 ' D, P X ' rl I 1 N A : K W I V' W K W tl e y Q ? ' lx l , 1 lv A . X , VI! My' 'X Q X , . ff r. ' I The Democratic Thing by 1 ', Pk ' 1 . . . 'Q .ax 1 Q . f If wx 1 3 , , Ia, his ,N ' E ur V . 1 t , it Q lt, s lt We Game 7a Scfzaal Against a laaclcground ol alarming war headlines, we went to school this year ol 1942. Although contributing little to Ame-ricais strength in arms, we are doing our part in adding to its strength ol spirit. By being spiritually strong, mentally alert, and unswervingly loyal to our country, we are preparing ourselves lor the sacrifices to be demanded ol us in winning an ulti- mate peace, M un.: H179 41 gn- gy Sheet' Um Girls resrdmg :rw tlwe Cnty ol pztlsburglw or lnvmg outside ol We regular bus routes take Me Castle Slwormon No. 37 cor to sclwool llwey meet tlwe sclwool bus ot tlwe loot ol lilcwnltorw Road. Some of Us srlll procrnce the lost or! ol wollcmg. . ,-3, Q , v We made two bus trips daily. The Mount Lebanon - Dormont - Beechview - Broolcline trip is completed by eight o'clocl4 each day. The second bus route covering the Baldwin Manor, Pleasant l-lills, Brent- wood, Carriclc and Overbroolc sections ends at nine each day. We certainly learned punctuality by trying to malce the morning bus. A aafffalkiaq We Game 70 Scfwal lo our new school bulldtng, spacrous, arry, brnght, we came IU September. if ,aa I CW dv fyk 'uv Statned gloss entrances, wtde marble- llned staurcases, brrght roomy corridors lnned wuth loclcers were some of the con- venrences we found in our new home. lt was a pleasure to meet old lrtends and to greet new ones in these ideal sur- roundings. Up the stairs 5 55,12 'Q 1 ig, wind W, WW , Z-V L' -'1' 11'--- ,S f wg-, Q . g, f,a,,,,,, Nqxw- amy .Q,,,,,lJW'f'!.JE,A 2 v x,5.f A ,-01 f f-W'fwn ,M ,M ,J wh 1, , .7 Qr,.v.x t . V ' 11 ZH ' .,f Q V41 Ewx ng dak ease skomps m We Sched 0 Hxce Er OWN Sxswer Aqumo And to our XCCKQYS, .Ne , Reverend Mother Mary Davrd Mother Superior If Reverend Mother Mary Aloysra Assistant Mother Superror Reverend Father Francrs O F M Te che of Rel Q c cfeali Reverend oseph V Slcrrplcus Chop! J - ' 6 We Med Um 7 S M Loyola S M Clare S M Lrguorla S M lnnocenta Four Franciscan students mbtbtng lcnovvled e at the On a hazy outumnal a ternoon Sister Mary Lrguorra Geometry Algebra ll Peltgton ltl E Ish ll Sister s unttrung mathematncal precrston gave us excellent trarntng an every sublect Srster Mary lnnocenta French l Lattn l World l-ltstory Qrchestra Wrth tngenutty patence ana slall she developed our musrcal talents M Ursula M lnelda M Carmellto feet ol Sant Francts Slster Mary Loyola Prtncrpal, Engltsh Lrlce Snster M Rosalta Ststers morn con cern rs wtth the ABCs absences bus schedules and hugh school credits Sister Mary Clare Vrce Pruncrpal Commerctal Sublects Sensor l-lomeroom Advtser Her enthusiasm rn solvrng sensor problems has won our admiration and gratttude Slster Mary Ursula F nch ll Latrn ll The quiet dlgnrty ol our pettte soeur has led us to learn and appreciate lan guages Sister Mary Imelda Shorthand Engllshl Commerctal Geography l'ler contagtous smrle and bustness lore pleasure manner have made her classes pleasant Slster Mary Carmelrta Btology Chemrstry Algebral Health Her land smrle encouraged us to delve unto the rntrucate but lasctnatrng mysteries ol scrence , , ' 7 I , . f' 1k X, ,. h . . i . . i V9 j 1 x . - . . . . s S. 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Sch: .lsttc 'litltty Ihr? r:fcf,tte wt ,l 'L it, :S rr! 'ys'efy tg hw. Am eiftcterwcy expert would not have ccpse tc gmmple 3? the qualtty of work produced oy the semcr c?ttce practtce class at the dtctaphohe, mtmeograph, and zddtrwg rwachme, to say rtothmg of the typewriter and ies. E. Polkabla A. Mcrsi' M Qbrmger M. 4, Vetgew Elleniane Carlson QQ? Q. 1 , Lois johns if ' ' f FHM K' rH'fLf':.: -'L H.:,: ez 1 W E if 'fe zfff T f A ' H 1 Cz 'wc 11 -' 1 3 ' - 2 'r Mary Margaret Crowley :EEE l L:Wi I I K M f, gymm , 1: ,. Mary Ccrherrne Lrmbcrcher :: 1' - 'f ' 'M' K WM., ,.,Lf,,,,,.,, ' k ,,k .N.,-,--..- . ,N 3 2 ent' r Lf: 3 gr, if . ff I Q' ,LU ZH, f IV lf wwf: NT! Q ' ww 'rf 3' H 13: ' ,na J' f ' f , few: D I D b 1 O Eyes au 8 Mary McAuley ' K- ,.,,,. 1 lr: J V ,, , , ,. ,. A. ,, - A ' N ' 'I I K ' ' I 'mu 17 152 car '13 - Q 'l':'2 L 'f 1 W: J I mfr ilw I I WYLJ' Y,'.El':E57lT'f:'1: fs ' '1 'f :Neg f r +G.: I ,fiflgbyn Clare Holden 7234 Vzspec' Qfwc. Anna Mae Miller W ,SQ-?:: Q d f' ff'-2 5 Qcsr Q frwcrfif, 53 fc 'Y Eerfcrd S THQ 2,2 'ess 'era r,'wd2p2'Q-G y ,nr CD:'e:l:re Cafes l-le' rhzufzlvful efrress i' rs 'ff fey rs lwe' Se pez: :vez 'j1'f freied Fe' wivess YZ sence mature. She rs, Uwe ess, 37 Hrlw fl UNC serve. :er QF sports arc amz Hz, F Cifsi' M Ct.-.fey D. D:-,ze C, Hia rw 'Are M . 'fzzmef ff ffrzfl Aby fa M 'l '91 .rf W1 ' Y M. Morttz L Muiten D. Patterson A. Pecos Marie Agnes Moritz 450 Ctofey Avenue Dolores Patterson T25 est TQ'h LXNSUU6 Samt Hemordk Mt, -eschew Satht Peter and Pauls Hcmeetezd, Pa. Matte, wtth gewtle thoughts and gehtfer deecs, ffvt y Fz' 3 hh thc' SGTtS:E'S See :'e:tSe, cowctse C,'A'WCf3 ce ees 'hut wt fh 'tsdcf' :heh gzes th F-e.xeQ' C: yes, She ' -es teas? 'h : e-:sue .xyci cfc shes ':h'. t Angelo Therese Races 'H' N H' the-t ' M II TL! t -- K' Loulse u en Q IVA IV! V :V Q ., G V: Q TG LI t Q ggi: V -v Q2-rf gtg 'fic ' 4 . 'Q 5, :'7'j' f' V r .-.h 1.-.::' f gh-1-Q ' Lei, e e'f .1 .mi . ' '- 1 ','fj: X':W I if -M' C. Pccnmns E. Rapp J, 2e:'e-f-wc: H, Sweeney K Yourg Constance Eva Rachkaitis 1Q'fC,Ciwbiu fweme Scum? Ccsirnirs KJZ1V'NdCVfQVii', Pu. is it Ci l.'.iVW'IV, 1- Y in :V Sniiwz ifsnirl, 'Nd iwrS rdirn': typing :iii fy yi! IJ ' iii we Pe'J y CC'W'f,iV9d ,-.nn 3 .iwgiys :giQus,'1: pwsinclvy in Qminie. EsfherRc1pp fi iinquii ifmie S J!Viii1:VVVl'dS Mr, gebcnif femwsinjiy mirffsivini, 5: fini QF fwifnciiinees sfo fun, 'md The iwefnrf if Sur .fU'S,fy fiwr S isrined Ltgiw gmc rim .wwid ,uwziis .-.Jn yipfi Josephine Recienwald 1295, QC-1' age fl'-eef Pesmfezf ar 35:4 'Q Zee ima 5: sn -1- 'rc iz 'fe FQ' II , Fiv' ce, C' efvziii :fc :L ya 'nc 'Ars 'n new Alberto Smith P5214 4-161'f.:5Z':e'fS5C:C Simi Lifes Caste fi': :', 53, f-. wfldf-y if ' , in :ws :wi i f1riuw'ffss ci nzffe' flif' Qi-i.I rin'l 71 ',VQ'iCi 1: 'L ii ' ifif 5fSi'11 if C ir V. Zena: Helen Sweeney Lggnfecixi, Une' I' sn A-we nie e' f .fe Q C'C1 '.I,,'Qrl1'WI . Kay Young L ?S. fAZ' 1' fav :esices if r. fi , 'nr 3 'C 23'-2' :f 'ne say, FOQEC. Virginia Zetwo lSZ '2 S'X1 f nf one ' f-: Rita Zewe S: fr ive 2 r,-fc:-,af r ' ' .Q CW VSVESTQCI d'3SC'iCc iTf:? ETJC SUS i,YTe'16SS. h S 'A A, Sn rn R. Zewe ,, Q .VKVV W 0,1 .4 I A V' ,J 'J i' f:'J :ff,. -, N -W- ,. .il nm Q LM ,nh ,., .y We .feafm 7a In In tlwis national crisis, by keeping our- selves pltysically lit, by recognizing the worth of lwonest labor and eltort, by co- operating ellectively in tlwe activities ol tlie scltool, we are training ourselves lor Future concerted, zealous, loyal team- vvorlc in Americas belwall. 'N playing Ball - By :aff Volleyball varsity composed of winning teams From all four classes Four captarns an the center are Betty l-lolfman Aluce Rulfennach Mary Ann Obrrnqer and Kathleen l-laren Sefuof147Uuz'Zf On tlte Floor' llwe well l4nown voice ol lfatlnleen lVl Stoesser calls lorty gurls vvearlng green Sutts and wlsnte socl4s to lturry to tlwe gymnasuum for ltlty minutes ol actlvuty wltetlner It be regular classworlc or a ltard lougbt tournament game llte readlness and en tlwuslasm wntlw wlmclw tlte group partnclpate IS sym bolucal ol tlte sprrrt manulested September saw the students organnzed Into slxteen Volleyball teams and alter two montlts ol play tlte wnnnung class teams were PGCQIVITIQ SOTTTG DOIVWTQTS OO leF1f'tIS as follows Slzzlnng Snxes, Grade 8 Smal rys Grade 9 l.ucl4y Sevf ns Grade 'lO lfatltys Kats Grade ll and Suzy Qs Grade lQ Tuesday, November Q5 tlwe ltnals ol tlme volleyball were lteld IH tne Sclwool gym wutlt tlte sopltomore l.uclcy Sevens and Sensor Suzy Qs competung lor clwamplonslnlp llte Senlors emerged vlctoruous lor the second tnme ID tltetr lour years at tlwe gome 7emu4 e e Of' ana tnf ru I n O tennts been atven wrtn tne tnouglwt ol encouraguna s to Day more alter scnoo o J aft OV t' Wd F t t A ROLJUC lgfbbtn tournd t o srna no Ou les loses e se C . ' . : ' ' ' 5 ,l l: , I Q - N . Q 5 I - I I ' l l I l . , . I . I - I I ' ' 1 Th 's tlw Q Q ,st ct o l has tlte gtrl l l l lt urs -like lJl'l'iU'fQl'tlClS lmiljclmg lolegflmfl bfjflli- lwdnc se' tce pu. 'on t the 13,'tG , ot tbe te ere taugb l f - men l ales 3, S d b c c tlt A A. 404 aan Noi game l til Basketball varsity composed ot out tanding player in each class The senior team kneeling to the left of Mrs Stoesser won the School Championship the third consecutive year Samoa Sheng With the close ol the Vollefball season came our second maior sport Basketball New Basketball guards were purchased in December and installed and new rules were introduced Qnce again intra class competition was the rule until varsity teams were created Class varsity teams competed with each other and it was V for victory lor the Senior Class lor the third consecutive year lhe Senior Varsity played the Freshmen Varsity and the Final score was 31 to l4 'llpanaleonung With the opening ol the new school comes the addition ol a new gym class the seventh and eighth grades combined. Mrs. K. Stoesser takes time out to explain toss-up before re- suming the basketball game. Mrs. Stoesser is an active proponent ol the theory that participation in sports by all lor enioyment is a lar worthier aim than the exhibition ol a few lor school lame. It was Tuesday April 'l4 that the Senior Varsity by special invitation played Mt Assisi in Bellevue The Seniors accompanied the team which played but lost the game to the lightning play ol their opponents Lost the score is the vigorously correct expression lor the game to S FA students meant an exhibition ol good sportsmanship, and in this both teams can win Three cheers lor the Seniorsl Listening to directions from Mrs K Stoesser aura ucv P9 PfT w' - H09 A re Sodolity otlicers aclmi Why o Soclolity? Because we feel the need ot honoring Qur Lady publicly, because this organization allords room lor spiritual and social growth, and because we lcnow that in united intelligent zealous ellort, we can achieve the goal ol Catholic Action, we have the Sodality. Who are its officers? The 1941-42 ohlicers ol the Sodality were Marie Moritz, prefect, Virginia Zetwo, lirst vice-prefect, Carol Marsin, second vice-prefect, Clare l-lolden, secretary, and l.ouise Mullen, treasurer. The Com- mittee chairmen appointed at the ,lune meeting were as lollows: lrene Dailyda, Eucharistic Committee, Ruth Schreclc, Qur l.ady's Committee, Mary A. petgen, Apostolic Committee, gloan Cyphers, Catholic Truth Committee, Marita Showalter, publicity Committee, Ethel pollcabla, Cooperative Committee, Mary M. Crowley, Social Lite Committee, Dolores Patterson, Third Qrder. Spiritual Action At each meeting short informal tall4s emphasizing forthcoming Feast days and urging some particular devotion were given. A decade ol the Rosary was recited by most members during the month ol Qctober. A lriduum to the l'loly Father lor Christmas was made. Scapular Medals were sent to boys in camp. New just before the mission bake sale '70 Jlanaa 0m .Ba members were received into the Sodality in a chapel ceremony December 5, 1941. lhe May Crowning talres place May 24. intellectual Activities A Catholic boolc iaclcet contest was sponsored by the Sodality in Qctober as a means of arousing interest in Catholic literature. As a special contri- bution to the school, the Sodality in November do- nated a one-year subscription to the Catholic Boolc Club to the Academy library. Charitable Activities A drive tor old clothes and canned goods to be donated to Brother Matthew ol the l-louse ol l-los- pitality, South Side, was very successful. Six boxes ol clean and well-preserved clothing and three boxes of canned goods were sent to assist the worthy brother in his splendid worlc. Catherine Krall and Thelma Baldasary were chairmen oi these drives. Mission Work During the month ot March, Balce Sales were held lor the benefit ol the missions. lhe freshman class came out on top in protits, the sophomores Following closely. The money derived from the sales was sent to Sister Mary julia in Sao Paulo, Brazil, to help in the mission worlc there. ft -,,Ac?fQ!!g ,calm S .i n 6047557 A,wM.. Eh Selling Catholic Easter Cards e,,saceaz,z,,,4- -- Social Life Among tlne outstanding slats presented at tlne meetings were tlne Ugpirit ol l894, Did You Say Communism? and Hcarolingl' llwe social events ol tlwe year were tlwe l-lalloyve'en party, tlie Roller Slcating party, Noyember Q6, and tlie Bingo, February 'lQ. Catlwolic Easter and Clwristmas cards were sold. With tlwe proceeds ol tlie Bingo and additions lrom tlwe lreasury, tlwe l94l olticers presentea a cl1ecl4 lor I yjm Hers I' ' n BQ iq o Jacket Comes, More Progress llne members ioined tlie Dittsburgli-Sodality Union in December and purclwased a Sodality Flag in lVlarcl't. All tlwis intelligent concerted action is largely tlwe re- sult ol Sister Mary Liguorias splendid organizational ability and ellicient planning. 5 550.00 to tl'ie Nlotlwers' Guild lor tlwe l'lome Eco- nomics lund. ff! 5 a 3 1.- ,uf 1' ,kjgyx T. ,4 5 I M 5 5' 9 . 'vxw tx' Q' -6 . XV V Q 'W '4i '3 -:v x2Bg,,. r I ',.A, , 'Q Q , '-1 g 4 v . rf: S -Q, n L 1, Q wk X ,hr lv v v-4 3- 44 ii M- 2 . A YF Ji ac- ff' as 95? L f aff: Q W. - Q. I ' 1 V V - isp.. 'V ' il, 6 J.. if 3 , '.-9 ' vi if .x. f G QW, fn.. v 7 f others Guild Officers-Mrs. E. Se ter, 9.5 2 'y. Nrs, S. leres, Mothers' Guild. Frat 9o.r.r ffrs. M. S,ghrse, Mrs. j Bra n ser n Jtce Drestdent Mrs, lf. Cyohers, Dresrdert Mrs D f. ge Mrs. S. Xfenger, ffrs. A Pose, ffrg E. Evgen, Mrs E, M V trs r Vrce Pres-aect Mrs. fchrecf, Treasurer. Stars na Mrs. P. Ltl.y, Mrs. fl Th eo':.' Qardrg -Mrs V, S Franz s N E Yrrrrent and Mrs. N CIJQTS, Psp tcrty Conntvee. Nc' l P-etgen, Mrs l rieaers. tlfrg N B: aasary. Mrs. l. Ze IJ c pact e Mrs. P. 1'-aters, Pecordrng Secretary, :nc Mrs. F. Mrs. L. Mu 'ed Mrs P. Pfenrazh, Mrs. E Snrth, Mrs. M we a Corresparcrg Secretary. naahan, Mrs. Q fhzfuafer To: lraff Mrs. lf. L. Franz l. Mcfsuley, Mrs. E. Eng ert and Mrs. t.. Sweeney. ffffolfzeafi' fjfanfi .Zaiae 70 gqmp Jfame gcanamioi .2660-7L6f0'Lq The purposes ol the Mothers, Gutld are the lostenng ol a better unaerstanatng betvveen 'eacner and parent tn the tnterest ol the student, ana the renaer- :ng ol Financtal and to the Academy. The vvelle attended meettngs are held at the Academy every second Sunday. Wtth the specthc atm ol eautpptng the l-lome Eco- nomics Laboratory, the Mothers' Gutld sponsored a number ol card parttes durtng the school year. lhe First, a lhanksgivtng Card Party, was held November Q4, l94l at the Anencan Legton l-loll. lne second event vvas an ahernoon Card party held at the Dorrnont lxlevv Century Club unaer 'he dtrectton ol Mrs. C. Gens and Mrs. l-l Ztnns Vlanuary lo. Un St. Datrtclcs Day. March 77, l94Q a' S5 Sylvesterls Lyceum yvas held the next ahernoon Card Party. All these parttes were Soilally and hnanjlally Suc- cesslul. Cn Aprtl T7 7949 at the Dorman' New Cehtury Club under tne cnaperonage ol Urs. Scnreclc held lor the Acaaerry gtrls. wno emo-yed the even- tng tmmensely. lh? Annual Sprrg Cara party, the Outstanding achtevement ot 'he year, was held at the l-lotel Wtlltam penn, Frtaay, May 8, l9-42 lhe success ol thus event, as alvvays, vvas due to the generous do- natton ol prtzes, ttme, erlort and money on the part ol both acttve and passtve members. lo all the commtttee members, to all donors, to all vvho have helped tn the sale ol rattle and odmtsston ttckets. the Acaderry ts aeeply gratelul. Last, but by no means least. spectal thanks ts due to Mrs. S. Wenger lor her untlrtng Zeal tn her caoai-'y as chatrrran ol 'he prtze Corrrrtttee and to 'he General Chanmen ol 'he Card party, Mrs F. Cypners arf: Mrs. N, Balaasary, lor thetr ehlorts tn '.oordtna'ar.g fhts beneht. lhe tnf valuable assistance ol Mr. P. Freyvogel and Nr. gl. Murphy and tne gental cooperawon ol tne S'UO9F'S, fathers cannot be too ntgrlw pratseo. la all ol these land lnenas, we one our F9 ,r.f l-lorre Econorntcs eautpnent. .l1 and Urs. l. ,Mcf'5scley. an Aprtl fha.-.rer Dance was F. C. l-l. S. r lne ousrmctfg aczorcpltsncent ol the S'ucent Counitl thus year .-.ras tne Clean L'erat-re Dnve Letters .mere .-.rt er by tne s',aer's 'o fne 'fayor ot ptttsburgn :slang lor a clean-up of ootecttonable magaztnes on our news-stands. AL',t', NlAE lne S. F. A. Alumnae ana freer trcocerta were hosts to the l F, C A f tin 're' a' tne Acaaemy, SUVWCGY Aprtl T9 AQAQ 'fary t-lersler prestaert, gave the welcomng speezr. lea .-.as served alter the meettng vvhtcn stressea defense acttvrtttes. ww -me fvw in vvmff ,.-M ,,.,- e V ., s sqm 'fic '1':.'f 'eWr:. 2 L'4.l,f 1 ,K J- - :gU,v -.I-.,v,',- . . . 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Pcsser, Sam: Ww:':g'uphe' V- LOAUE35 93'79Vl3N SLD?-153V 54469 Tse Esefov ve ffewflv pb C173 W 555001 fevvs .mas ecvea 'ws year by Dolores Demise Louise Muller WPG was ossws'ed bv Cfwer rfewbers of The STQH mdsded Art Ecwror Corstomce Qoch- koms, S1emcwYe's Rum Smoker Ccverme KVOU Ucrgcfe' Kpberek add Kmhleer Harem K-AwNV'G3Q'CD'Q'S Cafe Holdes GPC New Aff Zbffger fire c,'s'3'3:'g scsi' .-35 ::ffe e': ef We fseig, fre' ' 'egehez ve A-H' Cgzwclxg A:.i:'3 FC e QQWCNQ 5'e-ss Assign' 3' Qezewie' V R f Q Aww! ss CP . six' - pl LQ ig ,,i, ADJ Phill fr , veit' :S 'f Q-- ' 2' f f' L- 1: f i,HV: ,,.e:.. gwef W X1 Q'-L sie'-,f L ei 1- ':3 'Q ex.: :iff L'3.e- , 7942 owwcl ssould co WM those of pcs? years. vpoe Fave y 1 Wi. ' W3 !,.:-4?-X ' , g 75 If 1 fu, 4 j x M-Q33 ' ',,.. ': 'qi if 1' FF r :'1:'v' 1 , . AAA , xy . ,, f ,ekgx we so fMfocRA,,HED WE STENCHTED WWW 7fze swam ,464 e The campaign lor a bugger and better T942 yearbook was oltlclally opened ID Cctober of 4'l Choosing Natuonal Defense a theur theme the seniors plunged unto the worlc ol securtng advertusers lor therr annual a task that reaunred the wholehearted cooperatnon of the underclassmen To lcnndle enthusnasm among the classes two pep rallles were staged one by the sensors under the leadershup of Marne Moritz and another by the sophomores headed by Connne Chrustnon Amud the snalce walks pep songs and cheers the gurls were urged to coll on the butcher the balcer and well anyone at oll who might be Induced to help Three students were outstondung rn thus campougn and publtc recognutlon was given therr efforts In the Vuctory Dance held by the Sensor Class February 'I7 Cn that occaslon awards were made to the trlo ol outstanding Ad Campangners who were Mary McAuley Patricia Darragh hlarrrette Ross Others who dlstlnguushed themselfes tn the campaign were Kay Young Ethel pollcabla Frances Bukauslcas Mary A petgen l.oulse Farrell Dolores pGlUCIS Gertrude AbVlOlIS Appreclataon and thanlcs are due to oll who asststed IU the drtve but mainly to Slster M Clare wnthout whose enthustasm perseverance encouragement careful SUDSFVISIOD and tireless promptlng the ad campaugn could hardly have been successful l.ast but not least credit goes to our Buslness Man ager Clare l'lolden whose business acumen was gven full play IO the handllng of the advertlsnng sectlon -, s N' . . I f .. . .- S , I . . X A . l ' Louise Mullen Betty Klinzing Mary Lou Young l . f r V A v' v l , . . I Y I l l l I I I 1 1 Z ' 1 1 A I I v I I - , . . . . I I . . . I I . , . . . , . . , Y . We L' 7a Play By play we mean the cultivation of the leisure artsfmusic, drama, painting- which are even more important during war time than in times of peace. The arts provide us with inner resources of pleasure which we can draw on the rest ol our livesi they contribute to our growth and in the end to the growth of democracyf they help us now to live more fully, and they will assist us to talce our place in a stronger United States in the future. -r C' -4-K 'N Wf .all J.4fv9 ' 5sg,N-hw -Y WMM Sw Awxlvnq Gfwlwiffwf MMJWW of fha VkoXKns Tvumpeis Ch-uinets Bhd Vowobm HeXen X0 Busan Cordme Komknskv Mow Oobus Gewmde Gems HeXen jean Wohers iieen Hemooy Qosemofy Thxebom Morgue! Sconbn New MQAQXQV Yoye Nnshco Vcmcxo Dorrogh PM We Q mens 'hombone jean Ramon Wa' pare! Qwsoms Hag, Ann Udxsdqjg Ceuo uemude Horuws D MUHCU DNV Q Us oubXe Buss J I M 1' rw 832.15 Dwms E sw' M. V-r19f,eM3 Uv- Qowfwc Qwmshy Fran 5-deHXe C95 ,' In X Jaarus M41 sw, some A sectton of the Chorus Class whtch meets every Thursday morntng For two pe-nods of melodtous rehearsal. rqcacfenuf S ,az Q 5 - Uncler the lnrtllrant atreitron ol ltflr l-lefw C 'frzrer the Chorus classes laeaan sorrttea reneawals tn Feb- ruary lar several nt- l3e's to be sung C' 'ne Qyaiuattan exerctsest Four Months ol weelaly renearsals .were topped by a solenata oerloreance on Cawwenee nent Day, The hrst hall ol tne vear was alevotei: '3 o'eo3rf,:tron lor the rnustcal Cnrtstnas Assersbly. rfn is Agnes G. 'Weber at the helr' eacn class saha se.e'al VTLV' bers lor the entertatnnenf ol the otfefs. lo tne ltrst grade, naturally went all the horors, lop: l-lelen lea' fialters, Qutstandnng plana stuae-nt. 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MM!!! gy? ,Q if 4 : ,Q 1941 - School Galemilrw 194.2 SEPTEMBER 4 A er a summer of uru Ssxtv new ououls alona wsth the students of former yea s entered the new school buuldsng eager to begn work NOVEMBER 19 N so sruusts ptanrsts an urumpeters under the super vus on of Ssstet M lnnocenta he ped o complete the Musuc Assembly whsch b ought forth the talented musucsons of the school JANUARY 5 Classes resumed after the holsdays only to fund them snterrupted later tn the day as the hrst our raud dtsll calle everyone to her appounted Dosltsons MARCH 18 The actsve munded Com mercsalstes gave a Bussness Courtesy Demonstratson con ssstsng ofa Dlaylet about the most desurable secretary Msss Patty Perfect auauntung the students wsth snvaluable secretarsal char actertstscs MAY B The Annual Sbrsng Card Pa tv was held at the Hotel Wsllsam Penn by the Mothers Gusd The purpose thus year was to rasse funds for the new Home Economscs eauspment OCTOBER 1 At the Saunt Franrss Day assembly a poetuc drama tst e The Mat rage of .1asr'tFrancss was presented by the Sensors whose dsctuon and actsng were splerudsd OCTOBER 2 The Junsor and Sensor French classes xussted a dss play of breadcrumb dolls at Kaufmann s Department Store These hsstorscal Isle luke dolls were made by Mr Ravca of France NOVEMBER 21 Father Aloysuus OFM ct mtsssonary from Chsna took the Q rls rsght unto the Oruent when he spoke of the com mendable work the Mus suons were dauna sn Chsna JANUARY 7 Sasnt Francss Academy be gan sts part urs Natsonal De fense as the unsors and Sensors attended thesr srst As Class snstructed by Mrs Ruth Brand MARCH 21 Come on Team sssued from the gym room as Freshses battled Sensors un a basket ball tournament Sensors won wsth a score 31 to14 thesr thurd year of champson S ID MAY 13 Decked sn thesr prettsess formals the ,lunuors reCesved thesr reward they have strsven for for three work packed years thesr treas ure class rsngs hey al agreed the rsngs were worth worksng for NOVEMBER 26 Bru-ses meant nothsng com pared to the rollucksng lun the Sodalsts had at thesr fkatung party 0 e season held at the Dsamond sn JANUARY 18 Thsrty fsve of our gurs at tended the FC H S Com munson Breakfast to see one of thesr own classmates Marsta Showalter wsn sec ond prsze sn the Csty wsde Poster Contest MARCH 26 Recollectson and prayer replaced hularuty and lo auacsty when the sprung re treat began Father Hugo from Mt Mercy encouraged the gurls to do sprung clean sng sn thesr hearts and souls MAY 15 As the footlsghts went on the Sensors expersenced thrulls of delsght and feelsngs o prude Lena ksvers met wsth success and none of the Sensors were excused not very much anyway OCTOBER 1 5 The Commercsal Club SDOn sored a Spellung Bee as four delegates from each class twssted member the correct conson Q vowel Nlargaret Scanlon won thesr brasns to re NOVEMBER 28 Tunes of thesr favorste melodse fslled the dance hall of Buffalo lnn South Park when the Sensors sponsored a Thanksgsvsng Dance for the gurls of the Academy FEBRUARY 13 The musscally snclsned un sor and Sensor classes at tended a Concert gsven by the Psttsburqh Symphony or chestra at the spacsous auds torsum of Catholsc Boys Hugh APRIL 1 Oh' happy day begun nsng of Easter Vacatson Ssx days thou shalt be free from books, home work and regulatsons and on the sev en thou shalt resume classes MAY 27 May Crownsng the ful msnassng event of the Sodal sty year took place sn the lawn of our new school Marte Morstz our sweet May Oueen pays trsbute to our Mother OCTOBER 15 The Sensors announced the opensng of the Ad Cam pasgn where every IOYOI student put on her busuness cap and goes out for ads to fsnance anot'-ser successful Yearbook DECEMBER 5 Sulence resgned through out the school when the one The retreat dsrected b Father Francss OFM was opened by Holy Mass and Communson FEBRUARY 12 Underl thsrteen Bsng the audstorsum as the Sodal ssts attended a Bsngo Party Prszes and more pruzes were won bythe lucky gurls APRIL 14 The Varssty Basketball team remembersng the pleas game soyfully left to play M Assusu Academy t Bellevue Results Oh they dont talk about that MAY 29 On the arms of thesr favor ste beaux the ,lunuors and Prom tn our Academy his tory The place South F-lslls Country Club the orchestra the Asrltners OCTOBER 28 Wsth thoughts of thesr own unutsatuon sn mund the Sensors had the Freshues wear long dresses and baby bonnets clumb stasrs backwards and furnssh the Sensors wsth cake and candy OCTOBER 30 Moy I have thus dance7 Why okourse and you found yourself sn the arms of O QIWOS' as the Halloween Dance proceeded wu'h sts Q0blf1S black cats and wt :hes NOVEMBER 12 Sophomore are ent luis col Educatsan Week olayle' The theme was Nausrnal De fense Through Fducatuon The play was based on m ns rsghts to LIP L crtr and Hopptrsess DECEMBER 6 The edstorsal staff of the Esefay and other lsterary munded students accompa med by two nuns attended the Catholsc School Press Conventson held at Seton HsllCollege FEBRUARY 17 The Sensors closed thesr ad campaugn by holdsng Vsctory Dance f all th campasgruers It was a gala event startsng oFf wsth good mussc paper hats and ex csted laughter APRIL 1 5 Chemssts of tomorrow dem onstrated the wonders be hund chemsrals at a specsal Scsence Assembly e audsence was owed by the unbelsevable ssghts, noyed by the odors and frsghtened by explossons JUNE 5 After a year as novsces the members of the Th d Order of Saurst Francs made thesr vows The trsal year was spsrstually successful as all contsnued as Tertuarses DECEMBER 21 The Ressdent Students pre sented a Musucal Chrsstmas pantomume sn honor of Rev erend Mother Davsd s feast day The scenes were based on the theme of the Natuvuty of Chrsst FEBRUARY 22 Twenty four ressdent stud ents sang a the Amerscan Leguon Rally o Castle Shan non Theur part sn the pro gram consssted of Amer ca We ve Just Begun an Amersca the Beautulul APRIL 22 The furst year French stud ents entertasned the faculty and gurls wsth a French play Le Faum Est Une Cnrande Inventeur and an extract from Cyrano de Bergerac JUNE 12 e day of all a s Cnraduatuon Day Thus year marked the Ftr t year of whste graduatuon caps and gowns ensors nervous and anxsous receuved thesr dsplr-mas DECEMBER 22 attended a In the sg he students Benesst Movue House glortlyung the work ol prsson chaplauns After the show Chrsstrruas greettngs were extended to all and the holsday vacatuon began MARCH 17 Have you a vocatson'7 The Sustes of the Blessed Sacrament gave a vuvsd de scruptson ol mssssonary work among Negroes Theur talk evoked sersous thought and started Vocatson Week tsght APRIL 28 The Freshmen vsssted the Ped Cross exhsbsts at the Wabash B sld ng sn pstts burgh where they saw sn terestsng posters and strucuuve dssptays Many resolutsons to asd the Red Cross were formed JUNE 15 Tears sru ngled wsth laugh ter when gurls bade good bye to lellofv chua and teachers Sensors took v- sth therr pleasant memorses ol fun msschsef and classes on the last day at the Academy - I f u d A ' ' ' F I s I d - I , , f I l f H U UC' I ld, ' s .l - Y . - C , - ' F ' -V - , ' - d , Y d . T , I , u . g.,. h - I . f . I U I . , I Fsrst . r th I I Q H ' I ' H ' V' . I pf tc- . ' . . ' ' I , I ' J - I ' T f - 'F I u 5 A ' ' , s s u u 5 g S g I nt or . I . , . ' th . . u - A . . I V A A g i u A , In . O, -A n . ' , ' day Advent Retreat began. I Wefe 'lle Shouts Comlng from ant tsme spent at the last Sensors went to the fsrst 5 Y 1 . ' s f ' , . ., I , ' t. ' ' a , T . I 1 4 I g W I A - V I I . . l I . . u s - , ' ' u A 0' e I . Th , s K V an- F A ' u A T ' ' . rss d y . - 3 - E f X ., H C I I . 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