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

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y » xV :2:i i , A— - - Eleanor Smith Friendliness and consideration for others are cliaracteristit of Eleanor. She has a ibrant personality and a winning smile. She also pos- sesses outstanding acting ability that has en- abled her to participate in many class plays. Evelyn Kane b.J ' It is true that Evejyn holds many offices of note in the sfhoolr she luis Been jiresident of her la .s, ])rc ' le(i ' )f the Sc dality. and Varsity mana »er. (ilassiiiaits know her best and lo e hcrfniost because r)l htr siiiiplititx and kind- iiiess to everyone. a V ' . - -- ' H, Marian McCiRAw ' ■ Marian is one of our busiest senioj . Sd ! is a member of the Student ayj(pt }V ice-ijVje«id t of her class, and co-ediinr of tl frldhwcWniitc., Her personalit) may bcMt bci dcscrib x l ni V brant. Despite all ,(j;ffesc TesjH)iisil)iliti,es, Marian still finds time [ov hfx zru .C -- ipi-arL.i-,.4.- Klcanoi Smith Maiian Mc(.iau ' ' irginia William Mary Young Mary Young is noted foi her radiant smile. Horseback riding, bowling, and reading com- prise her oiuside interests. Mary has two ambi- tions; the first is to travel through the western states, and the second is to become a child psychologist. Virginia William.s Virginia is one of the most efficient typists in the Conmiercial Cllass. . pleasant smile and an agreeable manner ha e made her a faxoritc. -f Besides being a sport fan, Viiginia has many S I outside interests, the greatest one being that of )llectino menus. .Anna Foley Silence is golden. This age-old proxerb ap- plies to modest and petite Ann. She is an ex- cellent typist, and thus makes herself an important personage about the school. Her efficiency and de|)cndabilii will suieh make a success of whate er career she chooses.

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GRADUATES Lois Miller Tiny and deimiic, Lois is iiuciLsicd in a gicai aricly of activities. Among her favorites are dancing and singing. Her long lioms of jirac- lid ' in ilie (dee CUiib enabled her to a|)|)ear on the Wilkins .Vniaiem- Hoin ' . To be an ex- cellent stenographer is her ambition. Fr.wces Baker Ihroiighont the senior year, her notebook looked like a clock, becau.se of the minutes it contained. She is secretarv of the .Sodalitv and Siiujeni (iouncil. and treasurer of the senior class. I- ' ian ' s mellow ()i( f won for her a lead in the operetta. Rita Welsh Rila does noteworth work in the commercial department, and she plans to become an el- (i(ient operaloi of business machines. She dis- played her business abilii in managing the sale of lickets lor the ( |jeiclta. ()u and I. AwA Mae Angel Black eyes and jet black hair describe . Iae. She is a member ol ihe (.lee Clid hei lo ely voice won lor her a lead in the etia. (loo])eration and ch.uining mannt the c harae terislics ol in ideal (iathedi ' ; said . nna .Mae. Ber.mce O ' M alley I einice was a newcomer to Cathedral in her jiuiior year. Considei ation of others is her out- standing charactei istic. With a pleasant smile and a cheeihd woicl hir everyone. Bernice will luidoubtedly realize her ambition to be a tele- phone operator. IS known lor her sunny disposition. most of all, lor her loyalty to her friends. er pet expiession. Hi ya, kid, has become miliar to iis. liicNcling is her favorite sport. Colkciing records and dancinu are a few of 11- ° her other pasiuues.

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GRADUATES Marn A(.. ks McC.kaii, Tall. ciHT clu Mary Allies, with her c ' n ;as;iii liisli grin, holds a phicf in ihc liaskctball Hall ol Fame. Her e:isy-goins manner gi es no him ol hei speed on the baskelhall rf)nrt. Disijlay inn • ' ai)sorbing interest in chemisiry, she 111, Ills In iiecome a woman in while. A(;m;.s Mkade Agnes wavers helween ihe dioicc of a business school and (ollege. Her abililv as a typist (pial- ilics lui loi a business (arecr; on ihe other liaiid. she |)ossesses liteiaiA laleiil. Agnes is ,ilso pro(i( ieiu in the an ol dcbaliiig, as wit- iHsscd Iroiii her excellciil nbullals. Mar Crack Jackso.n .Mai Cirace ' s second soprano oiie is oiu nl ihe best assets of the (ilee Club, and lui iiiilir- iiig wiiik ill |)roinoliiig ihe sale ol lickels lor the reieiil musical (oiiiecK proxcs her sales abiliiN. Mary Grace spends mueh lime horse- bac k 1 idiii . P ' lI.lKN Hoi.l.lllA.N l ' .il(( ii.ol high stholastieiaiiiig, has made tjuite ,1 name lor Iiersell in (ialhedral. She is presi- deiil ol ihe French Chili. .1 niembc-r ol ihe (.Ire (liib and debating team, and has vvorked loi till Honk {iiid Su ' ind. .She is determined to siiiu willi (.leiiii .Miller ' s orchestia. Teresa U c;er . mcnii)er of the basketball team, an e celUnl daiuer, and a delighiliil oca!ist, Fess is in- deed a ery aeeom|)lisliec! xoimg lady. She was elected ice-presicleiii ol ihe Glee Club and ])laycd a lead in the ' operetta. Teresa ho|)es to sing with a popular orchestra. M R FltOMAS . lai is iiidispeiisabk ' .is one ol oui iiiimeo- gia|)li opeiators. Fler inteitst in commercial work is rellecied in her ami)ilion to become a bookkecpei or a mimeograph o|)erator. Kindness. IrieiuUiness, and courtesv are the characteristics of her ideal C alhedi alite. ,x M;My . };ii( ' : Mc(ii;iit iigcr .IS mSiv (iKicMackJcm w ' lcris|ij iigc Eilccttllin iliilii ' Ji .ii v Tlioiii.! Ts :