St Francis Academy - SaFranAc Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Back, fO'Z Q12 H0078 . . . s Keeping Napolean company during biology class are left to right: Mary R. Angeletti, JoAnn Bracco, Veronica Clair, Mary Ann Alfrey, Mary Ellen Adlard, Ruth Ann Barwick, Claire Amr- hein, Joy Yinger, Suzanne Bernhardt, Carlene Cicero, and center: Eileen Binek. I can't lind a cent, cries President Nancy Stenger, as Treasurer Rosemary Riley asks for money. Diane Muehlman, vice president, and Ruth Brenner, secretary, look on. What's the answer to number 9 in the first section? Karen Schmidt, Nancy Reis, Virginia Mclvor, Sharon Nardei, and Eliza- beth Rydzynski check over last night's homework.

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' l Q! - vis!-sr 'A my . . n , Mya, 4-au. V if l A-1, ,Mk hxyg 13- , 1.1 as . , - v- f - r Nl, K - ., - f Whose picture? The freshmen review wallets as well as homework at their favorite lunchtime study spot. Row I: Marie Prihoda, Kathleen Powers, Sandra May, Maureen Tippman, Pat Smith, Pat McMullin, Pat Polaski, Joan Opfermann, Mary McCartan, Sally Ogden, Esther Toci, Carol McNally, Joanne Utzig. Row II: Jo Ann Piccioni, Virginia Rote, Carol Welsh, Le Rene Rump. Y--t ..' WN,-fx 'ex fry., A '56 Ford! gasp KRow IQ Kathleen Hall, Alice Weslowski, Judy Wilt, Antoinette Guzzo. LRow Ill Carol Ann Zarski, Diane Williams, Mary Ann Fink, Alice Vinoverski, and fRow IIIJ Barbara Shannon, Mary Theresa Gegick, Mary Ann Furiga, Landra William cast an admiring stare. There used to be a swing hanging from that tree and freshmen. fRow IJ Mary Carol Hawkins, Joan Hart, Carolyn Leonard, Shirley Ann Hinkofer, Maura Terese Hynes. 1Row IIJ Peggy Heverling, Pat Polaski, Frances Hartigan, Judith Lorenzo. Virginia Maloney, and Dorothy Kozmaczewski wonder what it was like. A

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wifg Ainzifsi Given a taste of high school life, the former freshmen returned to study a more difhcult role as earnest sophomores. Despite the monotony that usually accompanies the sophomore year, they found many ways to beat their boredom by vari- ous projects . . . biology desection . . . geometric stories . . . Hail, Caesar . . . Planetarium entries . . baking cakes . . . semi-formals. A warm sunny afternoon in autumn sees Sister M. Salome. sophomore homeroom teacher, with her students. First Row: Dorothy Maloney. Patricia Gallagher, Rita Lux, Eilfeen Lein- decker. Second Row: Carol Haywiser, Mary Pat Legnard. Virginia Wesolowski. Third Row: Audrey Devine, Margaret Ismer. Sandra. Devos. Arlene Syzmanski. Fourth Row: Ruth Brenner, Joan Hinkofer. Admiring some of our fine feathered friends in the showcase arc, left to right: Clair Roche, Mary Kay Cain, Jean Sabrinskns, Jean Buscall, JoAnn DeGutis. Linda Carapellucci, and Marjorie Canter. Collecting lSea!edl Aud Shirley Hope, Barbara Noll. Lois Wolf. as 0 Q leaves for a possible biology assignment rey Paul, Joyce Gaburri, Patricia Cavanaugh, and Joann Corrigan. Standing: Audrey Devine, Mary Hopkins, Helen Will, Jane Crillin, and - - -, Jxefr.-.1 ' i9?'A,f X.. ,, 'U I. , 'f?l,' 4 5, 1. , -1, . fe.. ' 1. A 5.1 W' , -A .- - fu-. '- -1. 4 gr-gf t L W 1 in .l A-lii i V Q