St Pauls Cathedral High School - Book and Sword Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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FOI Initiation: QXIXI, 'l'1i.X follow ing the 1' reneh Left to right are Seniors: .- ,Q 45,5 . - ':. 4 ' ff ' y - 'ip I4 xeli n lbttkox it Betty fatkoiitli Cetelia Nlamaux 1-rave Becker Ilorotlix Born lane -XX'issenbac'li llorothi Rishel Xanu lean H ieks I' itrit ia Kearns Nl tri Yassal 4,5 I a - t f 1 ww! 4' QS. Le Cercle Francais Pr'r'.s'iflw1l .... , , .... Slam' Yfiss.-xi. I'Ike-l're.sif1'r'11I. . . . . .Ex'ici.YN Diniovicz lt was lit-cember, lflflfl. The long awaited day had arrived. We as -Iuniors. were to be initiated into the mysteries ol' that Senior organization, Le Clerele Francais. .Xlter studying lor weeks and weeks we knew the French name lor exery known animal and bird. Riddles by the dozen were quoted in our French class and now the erentlul day was here. .Xlter rec-eiring our eertilieates ol' membership we were on top ol' the world. How quickly the days llew by-then June, lf?-10, graduation. we were now seniors. Nevertheless, we had to wait until Septem- ber to take over olliciially the French Club. Hlith a rustling ol' leaves September rolled around. .Xt last we were really seniors. The French Club was ours. Speaking Freneh only, we discussed Paris, the fall ol' the Mag- inot Line. the customs ol' the French people: everything and anything that we could find dealing with Francie and her people. SC'l'l'f'flIl'j'. . . . . . Giuczi-2 Btcrzktalt Tl'l'II.8iI1l'!'l'. . . . lboizoiitr Risntci. 'lime flew by and soon we should hare to initiate the Qluniors. XX'e. as hostesses. were attendinganother Freneh lea. To the strain ol' Hlmitex un Chien, and similar expressions we inveigled the juniors into displaying their knowledge ol French, Mrs. Yassal, mother ol' Mary, our clubs presi- dent, related lor her fascinated audience her memories ol' the charm and beauty ol' Paris. The juniors concluded the program by giving us their version ol' Little Black Sambou-in French, of course. XVit,h the melody ol l.lI M11r.s'eilIai.Ye still ringing in our ears we left. the gym: sorrow- ful, lor this was the last sueh tea we should attend as students ol Cathedralg happy, be' cause the tea had been a success and we had given the class ol' '42 a mark to surpass as the future senior members ol' Le Cercle Francais.