St Francis Academy - SaFranAc Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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CAMPUS THE PAVILION, rising in the midst of numerous sheltering trees, may aptly be termed impressive. SUMMER HAS ARRIVED and the school stands vacant and devoid of any students until the follow- ing September. wqnq

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v QF? SPRING IN ALL ITS glory envelops the road lead- ing to the convent. - -1. ' 'UH ,P ments, is dressed in all its vernal glory. OUR LADY'S PARK, scene of many tranquil mo- ILLUSTRATIVE of the numerous trees gracing the campus are these sheltering Hgures. 6

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Q A I ec. , ff!! ' m 'W THE MOST REVEREND JOHN F. DEARDEN Bishop of Pittsburgh 1'-Til X USERVIO IN EvANcsEuo DlVIIl VERY REVEREND JOHN B. McDOWELL, Ph.D. Superintendent of Pittsburgh Catholic Schools. Responsible for the education of students spiritually, mentally, and physically, the administration fulfills the task unceasingly and unobtrusively. Nlalcing us realize our potential and putting it to use for school, church, and country, they provide various opportunities for development. Evidence of this is manifested in the new auditorium and prep dormitory now under construction. 8