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

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SCOPHOMORES 203 Firsf Row: M. Diulus, M. Duffy, C. Fior- enfini, C. Wafers, N. J. Donafelli, A. McTurner, S. Smi+h, M. Scuilli. Second Row: C. McNally, S. Somers, B. Karpiak. B. Fagan, R. Hasfings, P. Phillips, D. Crouse, G. Arnone, M. E. O'Shea. Third ROW: A. Oblinger, J. Rodgers, M. A. Pleasanf, M. O'Hera, L. Chapman, J. Reilly, G, Geneske, A. Coyne. Fourlh Row: F. Loffridge, R. Hallerfy, C. Erlz- man, B. Murray, M. Marino, J. Bienia, P. Winlers, K. Haney. Fifth Row: T. Berry, B. Barreff, S. Henry, R, Gillespie, E. Morin, D. Caldwell. 45

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WWW 51 uo4Wf??iL I i ', f 1 if ,lu W' jj 1 fl L 7711- if A L SOPHOMORES 20l Firsf Row: L. Rihn, J. BuTch, M. Hanley, D. King, E. Regan, E. Newbauer, M. Guidish, L. Buck. Second Row: P. Mc- Nally, B. Lilly, N. Pullano, M. O'Don- nell, K. Divan, M. E. McGuire, N. Mose- barger, I. Moore. Third Row: A. Falo- rio, S. Abi, A. Kelly, B. Lynch, J. Kenny. N. O'Connor, M. Kimicafa, E. Donalelli. Fourfh Row: B. Bogler, P. Sfeele, J. lan- diorio, A. Malarlrey, C. Jaclxson, M. A. Byrne, J. Thompson, B. Uravish. Filth Row: J. Melore, S. Gross, P. Pemrich, J. Roney, B. Woll, M. Shanahan, R. Chal- fanf. 44 Secure Foothold Smiling conlidenlly as they confinue slapping upward in The world of educafion are sophomores Joanne Melore and Joan Reillv, al The half-way mark of high school days. SOPHOMORES From The very TirsT day in SepTember ol l948, as Treshmen, These enThusIasTic CaThedr3'- iles ol The Class oT 52 enTered wholefhearTedly inlo lilo aT CaThedral. They have proved Their meTTle in earnesT applicaTion To sTudy. Nor does This prevenT Their acTive parTicipaTion in exTra- curricular acTiviTies. The CaTholic Forensic League claims The TalenTs oT many promising oraTors in The Sopho- more Class, while The VarsiTy is supporTed by sophs who are viewed mosT promisingly as TuTure sTars ol Cl-TS. To The Tield ol music many oT This group c:onTribuTe Their TalenTs as members ol The Glee Club. Wifh This energeTic spirll, They loolc Torward eagerly To sTepping inTo Their new posiTion as upperclassmen ol CaThedral.

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xr xg I' AINING A FRESHMEN 202 xr . -X x ' i K ,, r Q s'K r y X XI vel N' N li JY P .f X' l 5 I K XXX sa' ', Firsf Row: Kaihleen McDonough, Kaihleen Joyce, Mary I Pai Tyrrell, Mariorie McCabe, Marilyn McGovern. Second Row: Brenda O'Shea, Margarei Plunkefi, Mary Ann Kirby. Mariel Wandell, Marilyn Weisburg, Rosella Simpson. Third Row: Flora Fronzaligia, Theresa Del Gaudio, Barbara Chrislian, Mary Jane Connolly, Margie Shano, Barbara Maloney, Mary Eileen Saunders. Fourih Row: Virginia Kaczynslri, Lois Alviani, Mary Hansberry, Joanne Ralicki, Ruby Jane Grieco, Mary Cecelia Websfer, Cecelia Ses- rile, Carol Dinnin, Mary Frances Cosiello. Fifth Row: Barbara Lauer, Mary Elizabefh Jarrefi, LoreHa Casciaio. Valella Kelly, Annamae Drozda, Anna Bolfon, Ellen Maclrin, Pafricia Richardson, Joan Daniele, Margaref Mary Ondoff. Sixfh Row: Mary Ann Grucci, Virginia Floria, Mary Jo Barfuneli,Miriam Finnin, Nancy Donahue. 45, .fagvgw Q' .59 46 fl rw' The new world ihey discovered in Sepiem- ber posed no problems for our aleri freshmen. Qigiclc and eager io please, They readily became an inleqral pari oi C.l-l.S. Their earnesi applica- iion io sludy rewarded lhem wiih a firm gralp on new and diriiculi subiecis. Freshman school spirii came fo lhe Tore fri aileridance ai varsiiy games. The freshmen can well be proud ol rheir cheerleaders, loo. Proving fheir abilify To choose wisely and efficienrly, fhe freshmen selecled class officers: Prosidenl, Lorerla Cas- cialog Vice Presidenf, Mary Ann Killeen, Secrefary, Myrfle Adams, and Treasurer, Mary Ann Kirby. Quiefly, bu? quicklv, fha four chosen ones demonslrafed fha? rheir class's choice was indeed a wise one, as lhey skilfully led the freshmen over fhe hurdle of iirsf year high aclivifies. in air 'ge lit 'tp'