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

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GRADUATES Mar Agnks Brown Brownie is one of the onistaiuliiis;; giiarcls on the ' arsit . SIic ckserxcs tlic liij licst praise t6r her abililv and good sporisnianshio on the; basketball lloor. Friendly words iid winning smiles lia e endcaredjier. nyt only to the sen- iors, but to the iUKkn)assiiicii aV well. ■ i ' -.,? Elizabeth Maloney ' ' since Hetty delights in li iendly aigunients. ► her oratorical ability and poise make her a very -worthy debating opponent. Because so- cjplogy is her favorite subject, she is attracted ho social vork as a career. For relaxation, she enjoys dancing and i)owling. ElLAMA£ FIT7.GERAI 1) Ellamae has won ilie adniii ation and respect ol e ery stiid ' eiu. She is an accomplished pian- ist and a member of tiie (rlee Chilj, Her mono- logues, recited in dialect, haAe entertained us at many socials. . l AR Pi RCELL Mer. known to everyone as tiie hiithlid and e er prompt bell-ringer, is a jjiominent mem- ber of the X ' arsity, and an a id reader of mvs- tery novels. Her ideal Cathedralite is ener- getic and cheerfully obedient. She plans to car c a niche in the business world. . I. RGARET Coyne A friend in need is a liicnd indeed. This (juolation jjoints dirccllv to Peggv. ' Her geii- erositx and thouglulidness ol others ])oitra Peggy s persona liiv. Peggv ' s ambiiinn is m become an eftic iftiii -secretary. Mar .McDonoL ' GH . Iai V ])ro es the adage that good tilings come in small packages. She vvill Ije remembered lor her keen sense of humor and hc-r ]jrctt ciin-. She plans to cuitixate il in ihe inlerest ol a Inline career.

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i ? , hv c ;n,veii • nice-Bala Anna MaiK- ilisthingt Patricia McKnigllt Elizabeth Carlos r r — ABETH KoENlle VIZ J Elizabet Betty ' s gentle ()ice and pleasant smile will he a great help in the prolession to which she aspires, that ot nursing. She blends her lovely voice wiih the alto section ot the Glee Club. Betu ' s ki orite catch phrase is, Tell me more. Anna Marie Dischinger Business manager ol the Bonk and Sword. treasurer ot tlie Sodality, staff member ol the paper, and an honor student are some of Anna Marie ' s achie ements. The underclass- men vill long rememljer this caixd le senior as the busiest . el iriendliest girl in ihe school. Dorothy ( luwEhi. ) a a;y honor stufU n lor x Doro hv ( thedi al tOMyvchiet.t)! ii W l)a, v )i ed uiyiringly as,co-ed.i J iilit ' c r litc. ] f nh jf, fnWg r cXper C lhedi iW- -ill tjuil)ei -kCT ambition f iu Vi ' ' asliin tQfi tOTresponde »r. J Wj kl AMfcK NIG T Patty cauftlaim any of J. ... J ... the ui; crcfassmei5as . jher Jrifita. ' She is scly or,editor ot the Pitts- A, L t)iagli Catholic ii d chjfirman of the Elichaf istifriCojiiniij.tee: Her future ' le an arige] eff ftiercy. jlans? f hoijc to ■ Bern-ice Balasi Miss Efficiency i Bernice, whose business management of tire Cathedmlilr was a work ot art. The Sodality paper, ino. iliri ed umUr her direction. With her high sthtjlastic rating, we know that Bernice ' s future in the business woiid vill be erv brighi. Elizabeth Carlo.s Betty is destined to become .America ' s re- production of the famous Schiaparelli. lietty does not spend all of her spare time sketching, for she also collects records, and is always one of the first Clathedralites to learn the latest dance steps.

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Irene Waters (iay and carclrcc, Irene is a Inin achocale oE ilu- eai, (liink, antl be niciT) ' school. She ' ll ah a)s be ioinid in the hub of acli ily. TiaNel- ing abroad holds great appeal lor her. but she has no plans at present. CILaVIRE LaI5 )C)N C laire ' s oiilsianding characteristics are her gay attitude and her abilit to laugh. ' heii we hear her infectious giggle, we know that no dull miniUe ' vvill lollo v. Cilaire intends to be an avialrix. Mary ViRciNiyv Leahy n any class disctission Virginia ' s contiiljtitions atld to the interest of the sidjject discussed. When Virginia isn ' t dancing or roller skating, we might find her busy doing office work for Fatlier Griffith. Her Iiobby, photography, lias produced nian amusing snapshots of her classmates. ' ( ' Ay j ' studeiU K Iary ,Rj {Ms th tlie, jhni ' ors. .She ' Has bberv n in ali (, ; Ijcr of Oin- ;Ladv ' s ;oiiimitiec ' C«y ; stall ■dnjd hdjB 0 ' l; and Sjpnid. Her to- bcconu a ' Toreion VJrresjjondynj y Im he ' am iittin pjir ij -- ' dral iii Her aijibitimi ,M t fl)ical Ann Cannon )()11 and good naiiiri ' tl is Ami, wiio ] trip through lile wilhoiu a i,ire. She has proNen herself to be dependable and a n ui ' h iend indeed. . nn likes all spoils, but excels in ten nis and bowling, . s a jjastime, dancing is her hnorite. Catherine San tavicca Cathy ' s sincerity and understanding make her a friend well woiili ii.ning, ,She will loir; be remembered for the lole of Bridget in the operetta, her higli scholastic rating, her Icnowl- edge of Latin, and her sports column in ihe Cathrdrali c. X ' itloi Heilxil ' s opt ' iellas i.iiik ( high in her esliination. ■iA P ' .