Planning a Reunion? Let us know.
Contact Maria May with the Ursuline Sisters for help coordinating your reunion. Maria can be reached at (502) 896-3999 or mmay@ursulineslou.org
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| Ursuline Academy in Pittsburgh was established in 1872 as the Ursuline Young Ladies Academy. In 1894, it moved to a former estate bounded by Winebiddle Avenue and Coral and Evaline Streets. In its middle years, Ursuline Academy offered classes from elementary through 12th grade, but later focused on grades 9 through 12 for young women. |
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| Original Ursuline Academy Pittsburgh building |
Ursuline Academy Pittsburgh graduates - left to right: Lillian Barket, Anna Marie Monahan, Mary Zita Welsh, Mary Dobson, Frances Sanker, Dorothy McMahan. Year unknown. |
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| Sister Marie Aline Massicotte, OSU, with a choral group at Ursuline Academy, Pittsburgh |
Ursuline Academy Pittsburgh after a renovation. |
| In 1958 the Ursuline Sisters of Pittsburgh joined with the Ursuline Sisters of Louisville, Kentucky. Decreased enrollment and the opening of Lawrenceville Area Catholic High School in the neighborhood led to the closing of Ursuline Academy in June 1981. |
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| Ursuline Academy Pittsburgh - class of 1933 left to right: J. Mattimore, J.A. Browne, M.E. Dolan, A. Hoekensmith, D. Koontz, M.L. Bard, J. Campbell, T. Hoekensmith, K. Schreibeis, V. Devlin, C. Kelly, M. Schwartz, M. Minnice |
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 Ursuline Academy Pittsburgh - more recent years.
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How are you keeping in touch with your friends from Ursuline Academy? Send us your photos and we'll be happy to post them on the Web site or in an upcoming issue of the Ursuline Dome.
Ursuline Sisters of Louisville Office of Development 3105 Lexington Road Louisville, KY 40206 Or, click here to send a digital photo! |
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