St Francis Academy - SaFranAc Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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GATHERING BOOKS they'll never use are: Elea- nor Arras, Dolores Barszcz, Madelyn Bondi, Au- drey Barwick, Margaret Bauer, Rosemary Bender, Joanne Adlard. Section The freshman year is but the initiation to varied experiences in a high school student's life. Development of the physical, spiritual, and intellectual aspects is achieved through curricular and co-curricular activities. It is in- valuable to those Who possess a higher vision of it and see more than the external surroundings and their superficial significance. all INVESTIGATING THE STATRXVAY lending to the incinerator are Kathleen Diemer, Maureen Dolan, judith Egler. FROM ALL APPEARANCES SPACE IS GETTING SCARCE Raw 1: Cathy Colantuone, Barbara Campion, Barbara Chirumbole Sharon Cenname. Row 2: Jacqueline Codispoti, Peggy Forkus, Mar tha Cinalli, Ann Conway, Barbara Coles, Kathleen Connors. 16

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i I 17' 'V 'I 5 ll Possessing keen and eager minds Developed by studies, activities, and training, Underclassmen Emerge As academites reaping the spoils of Culture, knowledge and A truly Christian spirit. i ff Pi W QW 6 1 W Ti Qssiwjywy

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