Vincentian High School - Vincentian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Sister Mary Lucretia Sister Mary Martina Sister Mary Ambrose Sister Mary Eniiliana Sister Mary Celestine Sister Mary Hngoline Sister Mary Ildephonse Sister Mary Mildred Sister Mary Celine Sister Mary Amadea Sister Mary Germaine V H S FACULTY Principal, Religion Il, Geometry, Algebra III, Problems of Democracy, American History, Debates Orchestra, Private Music Lessons Art Private Music Lessons, Music Theory Religion I, English I, World History, Slovak Librarian, Library Science Directress, Religion IV, English IV, Chemistry Biology, THE 1946 VINCENTIAN Latin I and II, General Science, Algebra I, THE MARILLAC French III and IV, Health Religion III, English II and III, Shorthand, THE 1946 VINCENTIAN Typing III and IV, Shorthand, THE MARILLAC

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L if Reverend Mother Mary Gregory The beloved counselor, guide, and spiritual directress to whom we turn in all necessities is, Venerable Mother M. Gregory. Despite her mani- fold duties as head of the Community of the Yincentian Sisters of Charity, her interest in our spiritual and intellectual development is not lessened. Mother M. Gregory is an inspiring example for us -- gentle, kind, thoughtful, and charitable. She realizes our need for guidance and is always willing to assist us in doubts and difficulties. Gifted with a lovely and excellent tone quality and intensely interest- ed in music, she seeks to impart some of her knowledge and appreciation of music to us. Each evening under her direction. we tune up and train our voices for a sweeter, more beautiful rendering of praise to our Lord. Through her admonitions and example, many of us have acquired the little way of perfecting ourselves.

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Sims if . ALMA MATER Time changes all things including the scenery on our campus. No matter what season it may be, the admiring eyes of Sisters and students feast with pleasure on the beautiful wonders of Mother Nature . As au- tumn embellishes our campus with the different shades of red. yellow. brown. and green, many interesting activities take place. While heaps of rainbow leaves flare up into huge honfires, wiener, marshmallow. and corn roasts top our list of entertainment. Hay gathering. corn husking, and horse back riding with the wind through your hair, gives you that wonderful glad to be aliveu feeling. Mr. Winter, full of vim, vigor, and vitality covers our campus with a Huffy, crystal-like blanket. Jack Frost dips the thermometer to 0', pokes his finger into the lake and invites the girls out with their sleds, and ice- skates. Pink cheeks and red noses are an indication of fun and health. In comes March like a lion, out he goes like a lamb, leaving behind Miss Spring, who wears a beautiful pale green dress trimmed wiih sequins of sunshine. Her hair is braided with pussy willows and tulip red lips. This exquisite creature graciously decorates our campus for the beautiful May Crowning ceremony and also for graduation. When the graduates bid their Alma Mater farewell, they will carry with them the portrait of her clothed in the loveliness of the seasons. L