Vincentian High School - Vincentian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Alumnea Officers Left to right, Rosemary Colucci Bianculli, Treas.g Frances Serdi, Pres.g Dolores Tomlan, Sec., Marilyn Hatala Sepesi, Vice Pres. fnot shown on pic.j DEDICHTIUH With our hearts swelling with pride as we gaze, backwa time forward, upon our l' we remember that many have i us in this position Of UCSP meaf d f g- ln order A,Niv to an anniversary and weave the we feel there must be a mood links the many years, and in a common We, dedicate the story of usage, which has resulte jgin the ,A, j our maturity erebfed af I0 those Wlfh ' ,ya ' l l1 .,,,,a, , whom a bo share iA ll alumnae of our beloved Alma Mater 5

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, M X I gn f - ,,-i, FUREIUUHD Pittsburghers take glowing pride in their crowning achievements in bridge building. The Steel City where bridges are born adds another interesting chapter to its story of Bridge Building in Nineteen Hundred Fifty-eight, its Bicentennial year. Pittsburgh contributed men and mate- rials for the construction of the world's largest suspension span, The Mackinac Straits Bridge, which was completed only a few months ago. Since bridges signify the idea of con- nection and crossing, graduation to us is symbolic of the bridge from adolescence into maturity. For twenty-five years the sheltering halls of Vincentian High School have sent forth into the dubious world determined young girls who have made successful crossings. The Senior Class of '58 has striven forward toward this goal. We must go on to bigger and greater bridges as did those who have preceded us. We are about to step from this bridge on to the solid ground of responsibility and service as young adults. As the leaves of time are recovered and remembered in this yearbook, journey with us over our span of time, from the dim yesterdays, to the vivid todays, into the hopeful tomorrows. CUIITEHTS Dedication .......... page Administration Faculty. . . . . . page Underclassmen . . . . page Seniors. . . page Activities . . . page

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Our School Vincentian High School, 8200 McKnight Road, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania is a private and a preparatory school for girls. lt is approximately eight miles north of downtown Pittsburgh. Resident and day students are accepted. Establishment of the school dates back to 1932. lt is conducted by the Vincentian Sisters of Charity. The Founder and first Principal, Reverend John Hagel, held that position until his unexpected death January 10, 1935. Reverend Mother M, Emerentiana, Foundress of the Vincentian Sisters of Charity in the United States, was the School's first President. November 14, 1932, the School was placed on the Accredited List of Second- ary Schools by the Department of Public Instruction, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Credentials Division. Academic and General Courses are offered. In its quarter century of service the School has aimed to help the child to formulate a working concept of life by developing the attitudes, understand- ings, and habits necessary for Christ- like living in this generation in our American democratic Society. The ulti- mate aim of the School is to aid the pupil to attain the final purpose of Education which is absolute TRUTH, GOODNESS, and BEAUTY, namely Tl-IE BEATIFIC VISION.