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

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'M if,-6-A M! .QM-2 LI'l'l-QKXRY S'IlXFlf w l. Our Editor-in-Clhief, Nancy Jean Hicksflmoks for new ideas. 3. Mzxrllul Nznpicrkowski, Helen Pollis, El'l'I1C1illCl2l lluvzxlicrc. 6. :Xllll Dorsey, Do1'oLl1y Rishel, Kathleen Mzutlvor, Belly Xnlkovich. 7. juan Rigby. Grace Becker, Nancy jozm Hicks, josephinc Clcrto, Beatrix Kolski

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The Book cmd Sword Goes to Press Nobody knows the trouble we had, is the battle ery olf our stall while Nancy ,lean Hifks, the editor, murmurs, 'lDo I XVorry? lVe had our share ol' joys and woes in writ- ing lor this publication. Perhaps you have noticed that in the picture of the girls cele' brating a birthday, the top of the cake appears exceedingly dark,-no, it isn't cilioct- olate ieingg it's-well suppose we tell you the whole story. lVe bought the cake, lit the candles, and waited for the photographer to take our picture. There was a pause, a long pause- linally the Camera was adjusted. Now smile girls-ethat's right. Look out! Quick! Someone put Olll the fire! Thatls why the Cake is dark. YVC, all ol' us, have worked very hard. YVC have trudged home, late for dinner, Weary, only to sit up till the 'lwee small hoursu vainly trying to conceive novel ideas, attempting to write clever arti- cles while our brains relused to cooperate. Then as a stormy sky suddenly clears, leaving only blue heavens, so did the prob- lems ol' the Book and Sword disappear. Articles were written, submitted, and eor- rected in a short timeg pictures were taken and, although we did make perfect nuisanees ol' ourselves by interrupting classes, the pie- tures were finally sent to the engraver. 'l'he rest. is history. Now it is all over, the class of 'ell has set forth its ideals, hopes, and dreams for the future. May America's democracy, as it is written of here, still be burning just as brightly when all our dreams come true. 'l'he Staff - v ......,. ....,,.....,,,. : ::::::::::::::::::::::::::q F lr ll lr '1 ll ll 1, 1, I: TO o UR A 11 wil: T1s1f:1:s 7: ly ly If A N11 PA TR o ,vs wHo HA V115 MA 1115 Poss1H1.1:, 11 lr lr EI IN NO .SMA LL MEA S U11 115, If I ln I: THIS PUB UGA Tl ON off THIS A NN UA 1., I: ll 'P fl Wli 15X T1fN1J ll I P ll o U11 s1NC141eE GRA TITUDE fl fl l ll ll lr 'l lr 'l cf5::::5:5::::::::::::::::-':::::::::::::::::::::::55:54