St Rosalia High School - Rosalian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Some books are to he tasted, some are to be swallowed and others are to he chewed and di- gesteds' . . . and we here at St. Rosalia have Sister Matthew to help us make the distinctions. A lively smile and happy work are synonymous with Sister Matthew. Under the wise direction of Sister, St. Rosalia has managed to capture a large share of speech and essay awards. Sister is in charge of the sophomore II class and teaches English. The school chapter of the National and Catholic Foren- sic Leagues are under the direction of Sister, also. tm., , emu, I.H,M Y'

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Virtue is the truest nobilityll and Sister Andrew is truly noble. Sister has managed to mix ubusinessu with pleasure here at St. Rosalia. ln Sister's classes students form the habit of going hack and making use of fundamental understanding as a basis of new learning. Along with the important task of teaching Commercial electives, Sister's busy day includes teach- ing Religion I and ll. Sister is the advisor to the Student Council and the school moderator of the Business Honor Society. As bookkeeper of the school accounts Sisterls idle moments are few. Every man has within himself an innate desire to create and to help Rosalians realize their potential, we have Sister Laurena. Sister is known as willing to give a hand to anyone in need and her assistance is constantly in demand. Traces of the art work of Sister Laurena and her art students are everywhere to be found in the school. Besides teaching art, Sister teaches the glories of Pennsylvania history and a wealth of World history. She is the homeroom teacher of the freshmen. The school Musarl Honor Society, Pennsylvania Federation of Junior Historians, and Red Cross are under the direction of Sister Laurena. l 7' ,. - n.i,Aw-we 5ygTl'B I2 SISTER M. ANDREW, I.H.lVI

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,, , Seniors standing on the threshold of the Gateway to the Futuref' pause to gaze thoughtfully at the steps that have brought them to this pinnacle. Spiritual guidance, the first step, gave them the realization that only under the direction of Catholic education could they develop their whole personality and become citizens with a goal. Educational and cultural guidance, the second step, unfolded before them the courses for the various careers which they might choose to become citizens with a purpose in life. Civic guidance, the third step, gave them a wealth of informa- tion about their government and its workings so they might become citizens with the traits of leadership. Social guidance, the fourth step, provided the many oppor- tunities for graceful living which will help them to become citizens with poise and aplomb. Athletic guidance, the fifth step, trained them in the principles of healthy living so that they might become citizens with a strong body for healthy minds. Yes, Saint Rosalia's seniors stand well fitted for life and well armed to pass successfully through the Gateway to the Future. , E .IU W y 1 Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Class Secretary 3 . . . Class Red Cross 3, 4 . . . White Caps 4 . . . Review ELAINE BRIDGET BARRETT 4101 Haldane St. Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . White Caps 4 . . . Red Cross 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4. MARY VIRGINIA TANNEY 4219 Shields St. Propagation of the Faith 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Vice President 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . White Caps 4 . . . Mission Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Choral Class 4.