St Francis Academy - SaFranAc Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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SC Invest in Savings Bonds. Thatis good busi- nessf, So we are taught by Uncle Sam. During our high school years, one of the most import- ant factors of our inyestment plan is to educate our minds and wills in preparation for the future. Knowledge of how to cope with fortune and misfortune must be invested if we are to realize a dividend in the future. First Friday Mass, our annual retreat, every- day religion classes, prayers, and formal as well as informal classroom discussions are all closely interwoven with our development as students of St. Francis Academy. Using our education as a standard, we hope to achieve the best divi- dend - eternity to spend with our Creator. ASTI

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ja ka - 2, l Lola Benecletti Cbackl gigglingly pro- claims, We'll break the cameraf, to Mary Chereka, taking the pieture. Row I: Pat Cipriani, Karen Baer, Carolyn Cavanaugli, Donna Lee But- terbach, Mary Ciccliino, Marguerite Abbot. Row II: Sandra Burrows, Beverly Boden, Mary Burke. Leaving after a long clay and a long elass meeting ofli- Cers joyee lTAle5sandr0, vice-presiclentg Linda Hoclos, treasurerg Arlene Carapellucei, presidentg and Patricia Cray, secretaryg smilingly hope the next meeting will be another success. These frosh agree tliat wallet pictures are enticing. I: Mary I0 Clarke, Marilyn Dewar, Row II: Mary Ar Cramer, Pat Crogan, Ioan Cunningliam, Anna M. Creo, Row III: Barbara Donovan, Carol Clark. I 4