Saint Joseph High School - Pendulum Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1945 volume:

i f Q X2 U9 45 XW my 6, Nothing Without His Divine Guidance iv N, ,, Cru ading GOD, who at sundry times and in divers manners, spoke in times past to the fathers by the prophets, last of all, In these days hath spoken to us by his Son, Whom he hath appointed heir of all things, by whom also he made the World. Who being the brightness of his glory, and the figure of his substance, and uphold- ing all things by the word of his power, making purgation of sins, sitteth on the right hand of the majesty on high. The grace of God our Saviour hath ap- peared to all men, in instructing us, that denying ungodliness and worldly desires, We should live soberly and justly and godly in thy world looking for the blessed hope and coming of the glory of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ: Who gave Him- self for us, that He might redeem us from all iniquity, and might cleanse to Himself a people acceptable, a pursuer of good works, These things speak and exort in jesus Christ Our Lord. St. Paul, I, 1-2 for Chris NOT we, as the early Christian, are imbued with the spirit of Christ, Radiating simplicity and love, spreading among men the gospel of Christ. But we, the modern man, stumbling along in a world of false principles are led by modern leaders, who have outlined world orders, That are based on the principles of Christ, but dis- carded as impractical when confronted with actual ap- plication. Men that are motivated by the human rather than by the divine necessities of man. A world fighting for peace, Seeking happiness and omitting what is fundamental and necessary. But in the darkness, We have the sun and our artifact light to guide our steps and help our eyes. We have the Faith we believe in to steer ourselves away from everything antagonistic to its letter and spirit. But we can only transform the social order of the modern world. By affecting at the same time and first of all Within our own soul a renewal of moral and spir- itual life. And what does this demand? The courage, sacrifice, responsibility, prayer, ideals of chastity, reverence and obedience, Christ has given to the World. And yet, the problem is not so difficult as it was twenty centuries ago. At that time Christ had to be given to the world. Today we have only to restore Him. CCB UT Christ as the Son in his own house: Which house are we, If we hold fast the confidence and glory of hope unto the end. Wherefore, as the Holy Ghost said, Today if you shall hear his voice harden not your hearts. qst. Paul, 1, 6-81 T HEN go forth with courage, spreading the doctrine of Christ, Exemplifying in your own lives The courage, the love, the peace, Of Christ your Leader. Eehimiinn L,.,.. ,il-l-il ,i.....1-- ,-...ii ii- 5 .......-.' G If -T MQ I' x l..- , ,il ..- f 2 .l-. 14 As Seniors XVe . . . take pleasure in dedicating the 1945 Pendulum to our devoted and efficient prin- cipal, Sister Mary lpaura, in appreciation and recog- nition for what Sister has meant to us and in loving reply to lier Cliristlilce ex- ample. igaminfn rmmgv My dear Graduates: Congratulations on the successful completion of your high school course. As you go out to start your life as young men and women, let me give you two principles to guide you on your way. It is more important to please God than men, it is more important to he right with God than to he successful in life. Kindness is the key to happiness. Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. Make others happy and you'll have happiness. May God's blessing he with you through your life. Reverend Frederick A. llertens Reverend Alexander Schutty GBM lgrirniz ln the Catholic Church there exists :in order of priests, to whom hlesiis Christ, the external High-l'riest has committed the ex- alted power to cunsecrate and to filler up the Divine Sacrifice, to dispense the lloly Sacra- ments, and to preserve and preach His heav- enly doctrines. NYe, therefore. locale upon priests as the Zlll1lJZlSSZlllUl'S of Chad: respect their dignity listen to their teztcliingsg and feel compassion for the 'failings that may zip- pezlr in priests, since they :ire not lree from hiinizm lrzliltv. tlfncvclical, Poe l.em X ll l D. To our priests we are deeply grateful for their lizitherly cure :md solicitiide. 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Zltarulig REVEREND FREDERICK A. BIERTENS , .,. ..,.. P astor, Religion SISTER NIARY LAURA .,.. .... P rincipal REVEREND XVALTFR J. SCHAMING ....... .A., . Althletif Director SISTER BIARY ,.I, Religion, Commm'fiat, German SISTER MARY BAPTISTA ,,,,,,, ,,7,, R cligion, Mathematifs SISTER MARY SALESTA I,,,,,, I.... R atigion, English SISTER BIARY RIARGARET .SS,, ..,.,.......... .,.... R e tigion, Srieure SISTER NIARY FLORETTA .,I.. .SII, R religion, Commcrfial Subjerts SISTER RIARY NIAURICE .... SS,,,,VS.,,,,SSV,,IISS,..,., R cligion, Latin, History SISTER M, OWEN ,,,,,,I, ,,,,,,, R eligion, History, Merhanicat Drawing SISTER MARY EUGENE ,.,I, ,..,,, R etigion, English, Mathematic? SISTER MARY JOHANNA .,... ............,..... M mic MR. NICK PARILLO ......,... ...... O rchestra, Band MRS. CHARLOTTE KLEIN ...... .... P hysical Education MR. NICK JACOBS .,.. ....., A thtetic Coach Sen ions' it i George Altman Bluhher,' Pinball King . . . loyal altar boy . . . carefree . . refrains from women . . . relishes sports . . . Cantata '44, Jane Barwick i'Janie Sweet disposition . , . ambitious . . . shines on the dance floor . . . trustworthy . . . cute trick . . , typist for school paper . . . Cantata, 44. Claire Bosle -lukc-y Intelligent . . . peppy . . . jovial . . . cooperative . , . lover of beauty . . . Co-associate editor of school paper . . . Student Council representative . . . Cantata '44. Robert Bronder HPeanuts Catherine Cornelius Kay', Diminutive but predominant . . . shrewd . . Honor student , . . reliable . . . dark-haired intrepid . . . slightly on the come-at-noon-side maiden , . . obliging . . . always seen with . . . problem child . . . Class play '43 . , . Marg', . . . Reporter for Pittsburgh Catholic Cantata '44, . . . Student Council representative 2-4 . . , Co-feature editor of school paper. James Butler 'fIi1n Little genius . . . scholastic ability . . . sen- Herlnan Cornelius ffspvcdyv sational chap . , . sharp wit and steady humor . . . leadership . . . President of Catholic Lives, learns, and works for g'Bessie'l fa Action I-2 . . . Debating team 1-2-3 . . . Glee '31 Nashl . . . low in height but high in Club fi . . . Student Council President 4 . . . spirits . . . easy going . . . congenial . . . Third Order Play '45, Cantata, '44. Irene Dell Renee Wizard at roller skating . . . swm-t and pleasant . . . quiet attitude . . . likes a good time . . . Cantata 3-4 . . . Uperetta l . . . Glef' Club fl. Rosemary Dell Rose Petite . . . charming clark features . . . keen sense of hulnor . . . ideal student . . . ardent sports fan . . . Gpervtta '42 . . . So- dality Rc-prr-st-ntative '44 . . . Cantata fi-4 . . . Third Order Play '45. Dolores Devine A deniure Irish niiss . . . well-liked . . . obliging . . . prompt Ethel Deemer jovial . . . loyal friend . . . ticlv . . . Pl'- ficient . . . typing Uhanip . . . pretty blue' Uidmr I5 eyes . . . Sceretary of 'lhird Cantata 344 . . . 'l'ihrd Order Play '45 Loretta Diehl C lirlim-N Always willing . . . alert . . . lrivndlx' possesses artistic ability . . . gymnastic star . . . Cantata, '44, 0 . . c'onsc'iz'ntious srholar . . . Secretary of Catholir' Ac tion '43 . . Cantata fi-4 . . . Librarian '44. Gloria lfcss hBl1U'l1,, An earnest worker . . . vivacious . . . delightful vocalist . . . talkative . . . genial personality . . . Opervtta '42 , . . Glce Club 3-4. Dorothy Fisher Attractive . . . good natured . , . rug butter dr luxe . rourtrous . . . avr-rage student , . . .Iunior Class Play . Cantata 3-4 . . . Ulce Club 3. Dot g Eleanor Hirtz Shorty Petite . . . dependable . . . full of pep . . . enjoys a good basketball garlic . . . Typist for school paper . . . Cantata 3-4 . . . Glec Club 3. Patrick Holzer MPat Railroader . . , witty . . . studious type . . . a big tease but can't help liking him . . . cooperative . . . President Third Order 3 . . . Treasurer Student Council 4 . . . Business Manager of school paper 4 . . . Stage Hand. Alberta Hope l'Bert Very becoming . . . i l'hc Navy's choice . . . agitator of fun . . . an average student . . . outspoken . . easily ex- cited . . . Latin Play '42 . . . Cantata 3-4. Alice Johnson Prineess,' Bernard Klawinski 'lKal I Worker of '45 graduation class . . . perfect Romeo type . . . helpful . . . loyal . . . Sec- 1ltt1C.1adY.- - 3 F0135 in Sflhlolasllc 2il51l1tY - ond Bob Hope . . . always last in, first out stunning disposition .... A ssistant Pendu Editor Cqmatrl 4 Sm C Hind . . . Secretary of Catholic Action 4 . . . Third ' ' ' ' L ' ' ' Lg 1 ' Order Play '45. George Koenig 'SBC-ben Edward Kggglgr Eddig-'l Reserved . . . true gentleman . . . depend- Refined . . . versatile ..., N typical student ahh? ' ' ' vcry frlcndly ' lcfvcd by all ' ' ' . . . a smooth dancer . . . a likeable personal- Class Secretary l . . . Class lreasurer 2 . . ity . . . Cantata, '44-. Server 1-2-3. Donald Kovaeh Ducky Teresa Kramer 10, Champ basketball star . . . well dressed Reserved . . . punctual . . . trustful . friends unlimited . . . fun loving . . . -. V I 4 1 . dlhgpnt . U 1 3 grrat muse I Q ' Class Play lriend to all . . . baslxethall fiend . . . L an . . Varsity 2-fi-4 . . . Captain of Varsity tata 4. l'hird Order Play '45, Y , ac as tarl Kowalsky .icarln Roy Lautcrbaeh Roy Dctvrmimqd Studcm n . I handy man ' l . Good looking . . . ennnent poise . . . ltcen good natured . . . dependable . . . Master of mind . . . sunny disposition . . . manly the firm walk . . . Junior Class Play . . . ., .V 4 V Opermm ,42 ' U Modvmtor Assistant of attractive Mt. Olnei usher . . . Junior llnrd Order. Class Play. Francis Laux Pretty lass with eheery nianner . . . . . Cantata fl-4 . Nicholas Lucidi Milli of our dreams . . . tops in popularity . . . renowned basketball player . . . trustworthy . . . decidedly nervous . . . Class Treasurer 2-3-4 . . . Sports Editor fi-4 . . . Var- y' sity I5-4. Richard Loebig Riehl' Casa Nova on the danee floor . . . Clean eut . . . alert student . . . has a way about hiin . . . never angry . Operetta l . . . Stage Hand. t ' ,, 'ET' N -.v i . t Robert Maurer 'KBOU' Cod's gift to the eommedian world . . . honor student . . . Hereulean built . . . neat attire . . . bright future ahead W f . . . Vice Prcfeet of C.C.A. . .' wi25:Qir22'-1-... 2:-1-:azz fi Grace McKnight Gracie', A lovable Irish colleen . . . friendly . . . ideal student . . . loves the Navy . . . likes all sports, partial to bowling . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Cantata 3-4. Beverly Meyers Bev', Miss Pep Appeal . . . enthusiastic' student . . . sweet . . . aeeelerative type . . . chatterbox . . . Treasurer of C.C.A. . . . Dehater 1-2-3 . . . Reporter and typist for school paper . . . Cantata 3-4 . . . Third Order Play '45. IK fi Teresa Miller Tc-ssie Betty Nath Betty Tall . . . well-mannered . . . attentive stu- Quiet . . . mild . . . reliable . . . unassum- dent . . . loyal friend . . . ready, willing, and ing 1 b g exceptional Shade of red hah. . l ' able , . . Cantata 3-4 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Cantata ,44 Junior Class Play. ' Mar Moore 'iR:d. ' EEBYH f F, 1- AH. lx 6 S Robert Nau Bob a 0 1re'...aw11n wor'er... g Silent t pe . . . loves solitude . . . kind and merry sport . . . always on the go . . . an Y ardent Sully,s fan . , . Cantata 3-4 Glee Club 3. . . . Cantata 3-4 . . . Stage Hand. courteous . . . excellent dresser . . . helpful Margaret Neu Margie'i Dorothy Pack DOW Milfs favoritcfi . , . industrious . . .gwitty An AN student . . . pensive . . . appealing . . . peasant srnie . . . sincere . , . ec-mor .3 . f h I . ' . f-d' delegate of Student Couneil 2-24-4 . . , Mistress bhlilsc 0 umlfr U11 loprirlvmg i 'rf a gl-arid of Third Ordfxr I . U Fmmrc Editor and rc- S11 . . . Junior lass ay . . . Loimnunity porter for school paper. 1'1111C1 170813111 4- Gracc O'Brien Buteh', Helen Pack c'B00tsy Irish lass with personality plus . . . neat . . . Agile . . . attraetive personality . . . enthusi- honor ftud 11t ' ' 5 Cflliablf' ' ' ' 151'11f111'1,3'-1 astie , . . loquaeious . . . enviable complexion . . . Latholie Action Secretary 2 . . . Llass P d A-t.t . Cl, Pl Vice President 3 . . . Class Secretary 4 . . . 'ij ' CH U A I li ' -11111101 'ASS ay ' ' ' Secretary of Student Council . . . Glee Club 01115 35149111311 65119121111 1'2 - - - C1355 FFCHS' 3-4 . , . Third Order Play '45. urer 1. l ii.. 4 hs. . M S X 5 if R ,iifv ' - -, , ti- 1 Daniel Reinhardt g'Da11nyU Basketball wizard . . . deep thinker . . . sociable . . . handsome . . . Junior Basketball varsity l-2 . . . Senior Basketball varsity 3-4 . . . Defense Stamp representative 3-4 . . . Catholic Action President 4 . . . Student Council rep- resentative 4. Lois Rust 1'L0,' Obliging . . . eager student . . . possesses the Gift of Cab . . loads of fun . , . never outspoken . . , Cantata 3-4. Edna Samide Eddie', HSweetheart of the Senior Class . . . whole hearted worker . . . honor student . . . inclined to worry . . . artist . . . Vice President of Senior Class and of Student Council . . . Co-editor of school paper . . . Community Fund Program 4. ?5M9 av Qf Q ,Q K Mary Schultis Basketball ace . V V - the school paper i l e 'S llg- mf r 1 4 Xi'-.Q 'Liffi . HStush', Stanley Sobczak Disturbance creator . . . jolly . . . willing worker . . . dependable . . . Class President l . . . Class Vice President 2 . . . Class Treasur- er 3 . . . Vice President of the Third Order , . . Cantata 4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Third Order Play '45. Ruth Stoehr Ruthie Canit help liking her . . . studious . . . re- liable . . . sparkling disposition . . . mild mannered . . . Cantata 3-4. T Margaret Schimborski UMa rg Smiling hazel eyes . . . able student . . . congenial . . . fond of dancing . . . lots of fun . . . Clee Club fi-4 . . . Coni- munity Fund Program '44 . . . Cantata 3-4. Robert Schultz '4Sparky An all-around favorite . . . talented lad . . . frank . . . Rug cutter . . . sweet natural features . . . efficient . . loves good times . . . pleasant disposition . . , Class Secre- tary 2-3 . . . Cantata 3-4. '4Betts brisk entertainer . . . Sports Editor of . Third Order Play '45, Helen Valenta 'iHelcn,' Attentive Miss . . . loquacious . . . a star typist . . . neat appearance Cantata 3-4. Violet Vasil Artistic . . . full of fun . . . sparkling personality . . school paper . . . Cantata 13-4 . . likeable . . . SC'Vi39 . dresses well . artist on the . . Glee Club. Catherine lVagner '6Kate,' Albert Wanner Al Agreeable Senior Lass . . . loyal friend . . . Atlas built . . . determined . . . loves an argu- pleasant personality . . . eonipliant . . . witty xnent . . . hard worker . . . usually seen with , . . Cantata fi-4 . . . Girls Basketball Tealn. Jim . . . Clee Club , . . stage crew . . . Junior Class Play. Celine Waller Celine,, Dolores Weltz 'sDee .X brisk Miss . . . average student . . . school Unobtrusive . . . bright spirits . . . com- spirit . . , finds claneing a delight . . . a good plaisant . . . engaging smile . . . well liked by inixer . . . Clonnnunity Fund Program 4. all . . . Cantata 3-4. wx'- Blarion Winter Quiz,' Inquisitive . . . polite . . . quiet sense of humor . . . studious . . weleonie in any crowd . . . Cantata 3-4 . . . Glee Club. Gerard lVuenschel g'XVineh Crooner . . . intelligent . , . fun loving . . . alwavs willing . . . everyoneis friend . . . Class President 2-4 . . . Prefeet Third Order fi . . . Junior Class Play . . . Editor of school paper . . . Nlanager of basketball team . . . Cantata lead 4. fi . . . Junior Class Play . . . President of Band . , . Editor of school paper . . . Manager of basketball team . . . Can- tata lead -lv. Nlargaret Zovko Margie', 'lhe Woolworth girl . . . smiling , . . a bit shy and quiet . . . kind and obliging . . . enjoys a good movie . . . Cantata 3--l . . . Clee Club 3. HONOR STUDENTS Highest Averages James Butler, '45 Alice Johnson, ,413 Lois VVllkOlTHl'1, '46 Audrey Freund, l-'46 Blarie Zadrozny, '47 Dolores Bauer, ,47 Dorothy Gerhold, ,48 Paul Behers, '48 Perfect Attendance lylary Schultis, '45 QTwelve yearsj Riva Schaum, '48 QNine yearsj Margaret Browder ..,.,.., ..... ' 'Margn Courageous This classmate of ours was strick- en with Polio last summer and is now confined in the D. T. Watson Home. Her battle for health is a tale of courage, patience, and resig- nation. Despite her illness i'Marg will graduate with the class, for she is continuing her studies at the home. 'SMarg was a true friend to all and is missed by her classmates. SENHNROFFICERS President .....,............................,........................................,.. Gerard Wuenschcl Vice Prcsident ....,. .,....,.. E dna Szunidi- Secretary ......... ...,............. C race O'Bric-n 'licasurer ..... Nick Luvidi fstandingj SERVERS , P Y. This group of acolytcs Ep fools honored to tzikc thoir turns in assisting thc priests to offer thv Eu-rnzil Gift. CLASS HISTORY Freshman-1941342 Aaah! High School-here at last . . . Eighty-eight excited Freshmen crowd two classrooms . . . Sr. Laura becomes new prin- cipal . . . We attend first social . . . Juniors have a Skating Party . . . Two little Freshies get caught smoking . . . Wear heavy shoes, girls, welre having another dance . . . Groans are heard throughout school on Tuesday-Reason? Physical Education . . . Seniors held a social and did we eat!!! . . . Class officers elected . . . Girls chase boys at '!Sadie Hawkins Dance . . . Class en- joys party at studentis home . . . General Science class crowds into Lab . . . Sophs entertain at social and dance . . . Team reaches finals in City Catholic Basketball Leagueg lose to North Catholic High . . . Lent begins, activities end . . . Classes en- joy Easter holidays . . . Lent ends, activities begin . . . High School Dance held in gym . . . Ned Holzworth acts in Senior Operetta Daniel Boone . . . Now is our time to shine, as we hold our first social . . . Frosh entertain student body with their version of Romeo and Juliet . . . Students sprout halos during three day retreat . . . We reach South Park and have swell time at class picnic . . . Sadly QU we leave, as summer vacation begins . . . But welll be back in September. Sophomore-l 942-343 Aha! I told you we would be back . . . Now we look down noses and say, Hiya, Froshf' fheh-heh-heh! . . . Richard Loe- big decides to print his own Geometry book . . . Once more we reach South Park for a weiner roast . . . C.C.C. carries out mis- sion project . . . Two Little Sophs get caught smoking . . . Seniors hold dance and social . . . Bright answer Upstream is when a boat climbs a hill . . . To Pat Hol- zer each row of desks in school is a street- car . . . Ctransfer, please! . . . We attend Thanksgiving dance in school, but see no sign of turkey . . . Christmas holidays wel- comed by all . . . Oh! Oh! Mid-year exams . . . But a couple of dances in quick suc- cession cheered us up . . . Boys entertain student body and faculty with the craziest basketball game ever played . . . Juniors show off their talent in Minstrel . . . De- bating team takes part in tournament at Pitt University . . . Team wins city and state basketball titles . . . Activities on decline as students observe Lent in penitent fashion . . . Spring fever strikes, Sisters do all in thier power to check epidemic . . . Freshies make their first social one to be remembered . . . Seniors present both an operetta and a class play . . . Next year welll be your dignified juniors . . . ,.,-1' Junior-l 943-344 All set for another gruelling year . . . Class officers elected . . . Sister Marv Mar- garet catehes fire in Lab, but George Koenig thinks fast and beats out flame farson sus- pectedj . . . Ed Kessler, applying too much heat to a chemical compound, blows it up to the ceiling . , . The Juniors are now sporting their class rings . . . Students at- tend get acquainted dance . . . In U. History class we find there were other Presidents beside Roosevelt . . . We present a class play entitled, K'Murder at the Cross- roads . . . Stanley Sobezak played the part of the maniac and he doesn't appear to have gotten over it yet . . . Christmas holi- days begin . . . Cantata . . . Social time again with Sophs playing host . . . Debating teams participate in tournament . . . Bas- ketball team repeats by winning state and city championships second straight year , . . Classes enjoy free days beeause of Basket- ball Championships . . . 'liwo little Juniors get caught smoking again . . . Juniors take on responsibility of editing school paper . . . Father Duffy leads student body in three day Retreat . . . We honor departing Seniors with first real Prom in school's history . . . Believe it or not, we shall be HSENIORSN next September . . . Senior-l944-'45 We are rounding our last turn and racing down the Home Stretch' '... As Seniors, we initiate Frosh . , . C.C.A. and Third Order join in drive to encourage Family Rosary . . . Gerard Wuensehel is elected Senior Class President . . . James Butler elected Student Council President . . . Senior boys organize Bowling League . . . We hold our last social . . . Seniors open Patron Drive . . . S. C. responsible for Community Fund Drive, Quiz is part of program . . . G. Wl1CDSChL'l dubbed Student of lNIonth for bringing in most patrons . . . War Stamp and Red Cross drive prove students' patri- otic spirit . . . Seniors entertain with Christ- mas Cantata . . . Christmas vaeation af- fords students a break in school work . . . Basketball team again on the inside track to championship .... -X ll of our spare time devoted to working on yearbook . . . Sophs hold Heart Hop near Valentina-'s Day . . . Uncle Sam threatening to draft many Senior boys before school endsg others to leave after graduation . . . Annual Retreat gives us much to think about . . . 'l'wo smoking Seniors are given pack of eig- arettes . . . Drawing near to the end we feel reluetant to lean ',.. And now, that day of all days, GRADUATION , PREPARING FOR THE BUSINESS WORLD OF TOMORROW If the youth of today arc expected to solve the problems that will confront them in the business world of tomorrow they should bevome acquainted with the workings of thc' business world of today. The program in our school is so established that the wide range of individual Capacities and abilities, from thv highest to the lowest, Can be given maximum opportunity for development. It is the aim ol' St. Jost-pli High to train the students for adaptability to the business world, for personal use of busim-ss subjvvts, and for vocational efficiency. A11 whatsoever you do in word or in work . . B I O L O G Y l'ak0 it easy! --Wlizikv it casyluf flhatls what thc- little' animals Say whvn the Svuim' girls wt up tht-ir apparatus and dig into their jars for the spa-c'i1m'n for the day. During thc past yvar, thi-y havv lvarm-d quite a hit about thc' littlc- crvaturvs and arv now ahlv to touch them and unclvrstand thx-ii' purposc- in living hc-rv. The study ol' llowc-rs and the human hody also prow-d vmy intn-rm-sting. Evvn the humble daisy has a spa-vial rcasmi for hc-ing lu'1'c. e of Christ Jesus . Do all in the nam Stand Fortified by the Courage of Christ in the War Against Evil Mathematics Although math has been one of the major subjects throughout their entire school lives, most of the Senior boys have taken another year of it. ln this pifiture the boys are struggling with 'l'rig. 'llhe sf-eond semester of- fered the boys a Chance to brush up on their inatheinaties with the in- troduction of Basie Math. Physics Pictured here in the lalm are a number of Senior boys doing some praetieal experinients in their Physies Class. Tough? Yes, hut the b 0 y S are succeeding, slowly hut surely. Mechanical Drawing When Mechanical Drawing was offered in September all twenty Senior boys signed up for this suhjeet. The photo depicts the boys at work on various drawings and designs. The boys enjoy the Class iinmensely. rl The Classes JUNIOR 204 Lvft to Right: First fOXV+P2ll11 Jvna, William Cluid, Jxllllfl Nfnr' ZiIIlI1l1'I', Edna Braldvl, Nfzlry Mz11'gz11'c't .'Xshr'11h1'f'n1'1', MC'1'f'!'K1CS Dr'vm's, L11 cille Lvhmfr, Rose Mary' WZIRQJIHCI, Alba-rt Smith. Svcond row Rolwrt Pvtvrs, .-Xudrc-y Frirdc-1, Nfary Louisv Sum, Claire: Webcr, Audrf-y Sc'h11PidfAr, Robert Borowitz. Third rowffRuth H?I1Ilk', Graco PllfxI'Zl'l', Norma Krucz, Yolanda Grfntilv, Mary Lou Q101'IlK'1illS. Fourth row- f-Roy Hinkvrfor, R050 Mary Solmolfx, Lois Wil1k0llllIl, Uolorvs 'lwr1'hr11'St, Mary Ellvn BI'1lf'ggIll2lIl, Frznnvrs Uitzen, Vernon Meyer. Fifth 1'0w-- William Vf'I'IlLll1, John Donohuw, Robert Sf-hu, Robert I.:u1tf-1'h:1r1l1, Rohf-rt Kirczlwr. RAFFLE A Junior Activity CLASS OFFICERS Pg-gldpm ,,,,,,,A,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,. .,......,1,,..,1. I l obrrt Sfhn Vim: P1't'Sidf'llt ,..,., ,.... 1 Mhffrt Smith S64-rf-tary YA,,,A,w,,,,, ,,,,, K Iluire We-bm' 'Tl'ffL1Sl11'i l' .. ,,,,. V:-rnon Meyrr 5111t1'C11 111-11 to Right: N1. 1'Y1'i11111'i1111'1', 11. Ni1'111'1', '11, B11-i1-1', 1. 1 i1lg1'1'111c1. ..-. . 1 '...2? 1.1111 111 Ri2111: .IVNIOR 102 1'i1'x1 111117 111111 1111111111. X111111'x 1'11-111111. 51111115 N1111'QQ. .Xl111.1 X1111'111'1. 551111111-,X111'l1. 1 .i11'1'11 1'11111x, '-111111 1111111111 11 1'41i111 1J'1 11 51111111141 1'1111f 5111111111 1111'i1-1. N1i1i11111 X1111.1-X. 111-11-11 X1i1i111'1. R1111 51:11111'1. .X1111-11.1 1N1111111'1. 511111 1.1111 111-1111' , '. u .1l111 lf4'1'1'1i11 Ni1'11v11 1111111 rms ,11'2111 1111111-1. Yi11ui11i.1 51111111-iw. N1.11i1111 N1-111, 1111111- 1'1I1-111-1. N11-11-1-111-K 111-i11111-11111-1, 11111111 11111111 4 1111111111 11111 .X11111'1w Y111'211-11 K1'11111'111 1i.11r11111II. R11111111 N111-H11111. 141111111 K.1xi11-1'. 41111111 X11-x.111111-1. 11111111.11 1111:1'1'11l11. 11111-1'11 K1-11111 1'11111 11111 171111114 1N'111l11'1'. S1.111l1'y lI1.1i111111xki 11-11111111 111-1111141-1. 1'.1111 .X11111.111. I,C1.CllSl' 512111111 c10llllll111K'K' CIASS U1 1 1CliRS 1'1'1-sic11'111 , 511111111 ll1z1i11r1wr.11i X1 1'1- 1' 1'1- sid f-11 1 1 .1-1111:11' 11 151'1'1'i11u1'1 S 1-1' 11'1z11'x' , ,S1'1l 1 . 11111-111 1111111211111 1X' f '1 Y fl '35 KWQ Rf f j' , l l , SOPHOMORE 201 Left to Right: First rowejean Bittner, Shirley Aclmns Florine Kuhn, Betty Mile Miller, Rostniaric Bornschlcgrl lvlux lou lwlrtlunhlci Mary Ernst. Second I'OW+.ROSl'IIl2lI'S' Miller, Mary Elizabeth Johes, Lois jenn Jenkins, Lois KIIIIPHIFXCI Doloics Blllll :rn Snxdrr Third row-'N-Lois 'l'urker, Nlziry Ann Faust, Betty Jean Klein, Helen Vogel, Hl'I111ft'Vt lWf1Ch?1li SllO1Ilf M11-,ill Fourth row--Grziee Mueller, Lucy Schultz, -lean Bauer, Doris 0'Brien, Dorothy Drtig RCQIDI Pink Fifth row-Francis Giruulzx, Donald Reetenwald, Eugene Price, Paul Miller, George Lonle5 Michacl Young Richud Rhodes CLAS President ......... Vice Prseident Secretary ........ Treasurer .... S OFFICERS Jenn Bauer George Conley Shirley Adzuns Paul Miller an Cl ov 91 QE it 08 SOPHOMURE 104 1,1-ft to Right: First row -N2IOIl1i KilChc'11xtt'i11, A111111 Uvtig, Cllifford lilingt-1', Dlbllllli Ilfugzxn, flolrttn Bot'l1111. Sf-fond row Lois Frit-dvl, ,'xi11'l'll Sc'I1ippr-1, gxllllll Ivluv M2lI1g2lIl, Mz11'1:111 Clowy, Iudwurcl Ixrvm. Third TONS'- 1JOI1illd St'l1:111111. Dolorcw K111'1'L'11l1:111c'1'. IQlr'z111o1' FI'2H'1'k, MHTQ2ll'f't Sh0Hb0I'I1, P2lU'iC1d Xfl ll Fourth row'-li11gr'11r' Sr-cllork. .Ic':111 .Ioh11fo11, Ruth Wtil, Marin' Zz1d1'Oz11y. Fifth 1'ow----F1't'd KliI1kl'IllJt'I42K'l', Ew'ly11 Mulindn, I1'111z1 Sc'hir11l1orski, MarivUhr'r'v1',I,ois Bl'lIIlIM'l'. Sixth rowx1'X11drm'w CIo1'11m'li11s, L11c'illa' Glnid, 'l'!1o111:1s Imwis, Dorothy N1c'K111ght, Slli1gIl x' TX12lI'tiIl. Svvrnth row- -12111105 Ml'I'3lllOI1l', Dolorvs BI'iCkIll'I', Paul L1111r', joseph Detig, Robcrt Stn11to11, No1'1111111 CLASS OFFICERS I rcmdr nt MHl'lF Z2idlOIIlV V100 I'1'f's1dr'11t .Imam Dctlg b0C1'vtz11'x' JHIIIPS Ml'lill10I1P I 11,15 INOFIIILIII l'vld111r11:-1' FRESHNIAN lOl Left to Right: First row--Lois Dcvinc, Allan Quiring, Lorctta Moor:-, Joan Kramcr, Mvlva Jann' Blaisc, Donald Walkr-r, Patricia Baumgart. Sccond row--Warrvn Rot-sslvr, Cathcrim' Mitt:-rvr, Hr-lcn Ruggicri, Edwin Bruvggman, Shirlr-y Sitzman, Alfred Schirra, Elvcra Stochr, Dorothy Gvrhold, Richard Mason, Third rowf-Dorothy Lang, Gcorgc Bright, Phyllis Quiring, Ralph Bclstvrling, Lco Clocckl, Elva Mac Schaum, William Fix, Audrvy Grill. Fourth row-V-Joan Br-rtha, Susan Pack, VVaync' Pctvrs, Clare' Kuhlc-r, Paul W'ill, Dorothy Sommer, Donald Connor, Kathryn Mangan, Earl Blur-llvr. Fifth rowfpaul Schakc, lN4ildrcd Rahvr, Paul Pack, Joan Crowc, Ailvvn Oxr'nrvitc'r, Donald Lautvrhach, Ursula Mac Knorr, Thomas Reinhardt. Sixth rowgliillian Schmalzricd, john Bick, Shirley Wilson, Roy Datz, Richard Mackvy, Ramon Obringcr, Antoincttc Stccrlc, Kcnncth Lewis, Ann Gantcr. CLASS OFFICERS Pr:-sidcnt ,,,,,,,,,, .,.,. E dwin Brucggman View Pre-sidcnt ,,..,. ,,,,. D orothy Lang Sq-cr:-tary ,,,..,.,..r ......,,.. L ois Dcvinc' 'l'rc-asurur ,.,.... ,,,, ' llhomas Reinhardt -Jw-A,..,. W,., , W1 . , gg ml! f W iii l.r'ft to Right: FRESHMAN 103 First row -Ruth ZlIIlIIll'I' Marx' Lou Suliidin l'llizzihf'th Svlizmf lzinvt Kirstvin, Iohn l,vllI'll1fJl'1', livoigm- lf:-if-ill-l, llonuld l5zn1r'r, i , i i . . Irlnn Mntsi'hli'i', Mary Lou Nicholas, Mziriziri Klein, Audrf'y M2i1'si11'z1k. Swoml row fxinry Ali:-v .Xul, Patricia Klos, Vvrzi Ei, Snr Allan-d, Andrvy liitrr, Cutliviiiiiv lfzxust, Mziiiziii lhviiiiziii, .Xrlvnv llvv, l,,l'0I12l B1'OI1Cll'I', Ainvlia Koi-niq 'lllird row-W Iris Sfliivgg, Hi-tty Fuchs, lizinritzi Paulus, Anthonv D'lgnuzio, Norrnun Brzidvl, l'zn1l llrlicis, l'.1tiici.1 Ummm, I1'r-nv xxli'lI1llK'lIIll'1', Dolorrs WH-itz. lfoiirtli row Hnrolcl Hiitlvr, Rziyniond Horowitz, Paul Brivr, Llhurlvs Rolling, Rolwrl llilzrl, ,luck Roll:-V, 'lhonius l,4il'l4n'i-, Rallph Stark, .Iosvph Cziwlvy. Filth row -l2lllll'S.I0l'll1lIl,.lOl1Il Novosvl, Donald llcvinc, Anthonx' Sciulalw, lfmiicis F1'liX. U-1I1i l 5ll1llll'1', K4'Il1lVlll NNI, Owzii' f,l1ll'LlIll'l'. CLASS 0Fl lCl'lRS in l,l'FSlClf'Hl ,,,,., , Donald lli-vim' 5 Q' ' Yin' Prvsirlvrit ,,,, Ruth ZlIIlIIH'l' . i' ' 'fi'-'F' S1'Cl'vtz1I'v , ,.... , lrvnv wv1'lIllll'llIll'l' Y 1 In Nlcnmriznn ll'1'1lSlll'1'l' .,.. .,,,, D onuld ll1llll'l' lwlx Rim '48, mn' fiivncl and i'l1ix::ni1lt1', who Llivil .xllgllil 7, lflll 2 Mother of Truthfulness, Look on these graduates, Radiant with youthfulness, Fresh from their teaehersg Forward they now must fare Into the world of eare,' Should their steps falter there, Oh, who can reach them? Mother of Purity, Guard them and guide them! Pledge of security, Linger beside them! Calm in their eager breasts, Motions of rash unrestg Soothe and sustain them, lest Efoile betide them! MOTHER BEFRIEND THEM Thou art so powerful! They are so tender! Be thou a to-wer, full Strong to defend themg Teach them the Christian art Show them the nobler part, Keep them unstained of heart. lllother, befriend them! I I .750 1'z'v1'1'1'es LIGHTING the CANDLES of the S. C. F. STUDENT COUNCIL Back Cleft to rightll: Gvrnrd XVl1L'l'lSl'lll'l, Dzxnivl l3tl'l!lllll Cll, Ru' mon c7lT1'lI'lgt'1', Kcnnvth Baldauf, Donald Canlclla, Stanlcy Czaikowsliy, Carl Rosa, Robvrt Svhn, Donald Dcvinv, Paul Jena. Front Clcft to rightl: Edwin Bruc'gg1nnn, llvlrn lN1ilit2c'1', -Ianvt Kirstvin, juni Bzluvr, Marie Zadrozny, Margaret Nou, Catherine Cornelius, Pzxtricla llolzvr, Gruru- O'Brir'n, Edna Samidc, James Butler. OFFICERS Prrsldr-nt ,,,,,,,........,,,,... James Butler Vicc' Prfsidvnt .....,,.,,,. Edna Samide Secrvtzary ,.,,,....,.,,.,.,,, Trcasurer Grace O'Brien 14QiEfiEii iiL-Lim FRANCISCAN TERTIARIES W ' 51 1- A is Zvi Amen. OFFICERS Preff-Ct .,.......... .,... P atrick Holler ViCf' Prrfect ..,..... Stanlvy Sobczak Srcrrtary ...., ..... E the-l Dcexncfr IXFCZISLITPF . .,.....,,. John Alexander MOdCfZlt0f,S Assistants: Malrgzlret Nf'l1 Carl Kowalsky ST. FRANCIS BLESSING HAIKIIV Ihr Lum' bless flzrf? and leevp thee, and haw 77I1'I'l V upon ther, ,llay llf fum His f0IllIff?71lI71l'f? to Ihee and give' lhfr pnlrf, lllay the Lord blfss time V The First Gold-Star Mother Watches Over Her Children ,f 32111: Slstrr M Mirqirct and thc Juniors of l0 is ittributcd the rm-sponsibility and most of the succcss of the lVar Savings Bond and Stamp Salcs. Sv- 1. DEFENSE STAMPS Y .'::, , f . .fr 2': To A ' - f , 1 s If 2 '. 1 ' ' A v Up to April l, about S-10,000 in bonds and stamps wcrc purchased by studf-nts at St. Jo- sc-ph. ? 30 Huw we II. CHURCH It is for our boys, L-specially our boys Hove-r thcrcf' and in behalf of world pcacc that thc studvnts of St. Joscph High make their daily visits to thc Blcssfd Sacrament and to our Blvsscd Mother. III. RED CROSS St. Joseph High again shows its patriotism. In rccognition to thf- Rvd Cross' plva for usc- ful and nccdy articles Dolorrs Karrenbaucr, Jamcs Jordan, and Dolores VVeltz put thc final touches to their collection. w CATHOLIC ACTION The Crusaders of Catholic Action, under the leadership of the officers, put into practice during the past year the following objectives: personal sanetifieation, a consciousness of the Churr:h's liturgy, and ll deeper interest in the missions. These objectives were Carried out by means of various projects presented to the students. C.C.A. SENIOR OFFICERS CLASS PREFECTS Prelcct ......,,.,,,...,.,..,,...... Daniel Reinhardt Vice Prefeet Secretary ,,,,,, Treasurer ...,. Preparing gift s for Robert Maurer Aliee Johnson .. Beverly Meyers Robert Peters Audrey Freund Dona Eagan Rosemary Nfiller Shirley Sitzsman Dolores Weitz Resolved: Th.1t home missions the missions. should be preferred to foreign missions To Jesus Through Mu ry SAINT DOMINICYS VISION In order to f ll o ow our objvrtivc' of becomin ' , , gf conscious of thc- Churclfs liturgy 21 play Untitled, i'Snint DOI1lIIlIl'iS Vision wus prf-sontrd during ilu' month of Ovtober. This IJIIIYIVI portrnyfxd our Blvssvd INIothr'r's lov? for Dominic' :md flxplzlinvd thv illfilflillg of P11011 clvmcic- of thfh rosary. Jean BJIUCI' took thc- part of our Blvssvd Lady, Norman FFldII1CI!'I', that ol' St. Dominic, and thc- Sophoinorv girls Cach 1 '- x f Valentines Ior noudy hearts. cpusmntcd .1 decade of thc rosary. Thvy nccd our prayers. TG THE fgfxlk msg BAND MEMBERS First row: Mr. N. Parillo fBand Mastvrj, Regis Underrinor, Ralph Ro6sc'l1f?nthalf'1', josvph Nolla, Andrc-w Mueller, Charlvs Myron, Rohr-rt Baldr-sborgvr, Donald lvlutsvhlcr, Josvph Mansinann. Svvond row: John Zovko, Bvtly Mac- Koch, Dolorvs Ann Corncr, Marion Reynolds, Lora-tta Moore-, Donald Zandicr, L1-o Glocckl, Joannr Millvr, Norbvrt Baum: Third row: Eugvne Svdlocfk, Salomc- Mr-rgen, Yolanda Gentile-, Rose-mary Millor, Grace Nluc-llrr, Mary Lou Koch, Doris Mae Longstaff, Pauline Kcflly, Ralph Bvlsta-rling. Fourth row: Richard Mackcy, Ramon Obringcr, Kvnneth Ln-wis, Gerard Vvlucnschol, Jack Novoscl, Francis Fclix, ,lark Kohl:-r, Danical Stadler. Gerard Wucnschvl, 345 Band Membvr Eight Years. The band, with its rolling drums, rich-toned brass section and Colorfully garbcd rncfmbf-rs, and thc director, Mr. N. Parillo, again pose for thc: camcfrarnan. With Sistrr NI. Johanna at the hcad of thf music departmcnt and Mr. N. Parillo, the conductor, and its fifty mn-mbcrs, thv band is reaching a new peak of general excellence and popularity among thc: student body. Q OFHE RT Thr' Valentine- Sorizll sponsors-d hy thc' Sophs was Callvd fittingly C'IlO11Ql! thx' g'Ill'Z11't Hop. 'llhe' spirit was Carricd throughout thx' dworations whivh COIlSlStl'Cl of hearts, arrows :md SlIAf'ZlIlH'1'S, hvrr', thc-rel :md c'vCryw'hf'I'c-f' Doris O'Bric'u was Quvc-n of Hl'21l'tS and hf'l' attvndz1r1ts XVCIT Dorothy Fischvr, Bc-verly Mvyers and Ethel DCFII1Cl'. is ggifii' ' xi i 3 5 ik - M DLlIlf'lIlg' DllI1f'lIlg'f .Xml lwlure Dzxnrirmglll Not il fashion show, juit il group of our prvtty xvnior girls Clad in thvir 1'Yl'U Ilg HOYVHS. at plat lhf- H Yvs, work, hut also nty of funf Commr-nt Seniors about the nllowf-:-n Social as thcfy tukc' timr' out to vn- joy rvfrc-shmc'11ts. T hm' c'l1z1pv1'ons gm-t to- ur-tln-r :md post for thc' i'LlIIll'l'1lTIlilIl . :ww l mm um, Books are Banks are Banks are Books are BOOK WEEK krys fo l7VtlfZll'fi,S treasure, gates to lands of plfvaszznz, paths llzal upward lead, frie1za'5-fame, let us read. LIBRARIANS Roscmzirif' Bornscthlrgcfl Florin? Kuhn Normal KI'f'llZ Eilvvn Fuchs Miriam Alnxzlsx' To the students of Saint .Iosvph High, thc library is ll haven from the somewhat monotonous daily routinv. A placc' wlim-rc 21 studvnt may find enjoyment and knowledge. RETREAT It is no !'XZlggl'I'iltlOIl to stair that thc' Annual Rf't1'r'nt, von- ductrd in May by Reverend Norbert Rupprecht, O.S.B., was thc most important activity of the scholastic' vm-1111 for thiv Cvfnt Conscrvvd most llltllllklffly thc' vital intrrvst of vvvry stu- dfnt of Saint Josvph High . . . 'I'hC On? thing Nvcvssary, his soul's salvation. lo thc' svniors, Cspvrially, thr' rvtrvat was, for obvious rvasons 21 Cruvinl, soul- svarrhing pvriod. A means of drawing closer to Christ. And loving thus all things in Christ, Live m H1m V it , Wl1,3 , 1 L t.. if , Q- I , ,, i 5255? THE PENDULUM MEMBERS or STAFF EditOr-in-Chif-f ,,,, ..,,,,,.,..,.,,,,,......,,,....,.....,,,,....,..,,... .,,......., ,,... G e 1 'ard Wuensehel Associatf- Editors ,,,, .,,,,.....,,..,. E dna Saniide, Alice Johnson Feature Editors ,,... Margaret Neu, Catherine Cornelius Sports Editorg ,,,,, ...,. R obert Schultz, Nieholns Lueidi Business Editor ....... -,----.----.---V-------------- P Eltfifli H0lZCl' Art Editors ,t,,,,,,,, ..,... H elen Pack, Violet Vasil As the diploma hearing the seal and authentic signature is the reward of four fruitful years. so the Annual seems to hind fond memories, rememhranees of scenes of triumphs :ind activities, glories of graduation and friendly acquaintzlnces of four scholastic years. Therefore the staff of '45 set to work to enclose such reminiscences in the covers of their Annual. They did not find it difficult to decide upon a general idea around which to center these happy memories. The Class hlotto 'fNothing without His Divine Guidznncef' suggested by Robert Bronder and voted hy the class, was the beginning of the searchingg the monthly Pendu iiVOL'2ltl0Il Cornera' and 'fSuch Is Lifev column was its iniddleg and uCrusad- ing for Christ is the outcome. s tml.-. A ,es Vf' MMQV, ' ,ig f ,,i, f ' fn COMMUNITY PROGR th An instruvtivr' und vntrrtaiining program fmituring thv activitivs of tht' Unitvd Wzu' and Connnnnity Fund wsu i'Ulldlll'Ii'd Octohvr 27. Thr' progrznn umsislvd nf gi pluylvt, Going Bly XVZIYIH un opwvttzi, l'hc' Coinxnunity Scrmizideif' and 21 pzintoniinv, 'l'l1c' Spirit of Gm-ri:-rosilyf' with Edna: Sziinidc zls thu' loading cl1:irz1c't1'r. 'I'h1' pc'1'fo1'1nz1m'f' wus cniivlilclvnl by si k'Rr'd Fczzltlivr Quiz, thx' c'onu'stants hving Paul Svhakr, Paul llvhvrs, Paul .Ic'n41, john Ril'klJAllI'il'ii, hinric' Zzxdrofny, Iilvzi Iinhoff, Dorothy Puck, Bf'Vl'l'lY h1l'Yl'l'S. Marin' Z1ldl'OlIlX, thc' vvinnvr, 1'c1'1'ivc'c1 nn award from thc- sfhool prvsidcnt, Jznnrs BLIIIPI. ,mu..a... Rf 4061646-f Left to right: First row-Robert Waigand, Carl Rosa, Daniel Reinhardt, Donald Kovaeh, Robert Schultz, James MeElh0ne. Second rowf-Gerard Wuenschel, Robert Borowitz, Thomas Lewis, Robert Lauterbaeh, Stanley Czaikowski, Nicholas Lucidi, William Glaid. THE FIGHTING, SPIRITED, FLYING DUTCHMEN A varsity squad composed of five experienced ballplayers of which three were seniors, the Flying Dutchmen looked forward to 19114-'45 with hopes of a winning season. Starting off in the exhibition column a speedy St. Joseph quintet took an excellent ll victory margin against only 3 defeats. The wins included double victories over St. Michael's, St. lVIary's, St. Thomas', St. lVendelin,s. single victories over St. Casimirls, and North Catholic. The three losses were a double setback by Central Catholic and a single victory by North Catholic, both 'LClass Au teams. In the Catholic Hi League the Dutchmen hopped off to a good start by beating the Mounties of St. Justin's 30-24. A hard fought contest all the way with the victors making the best of it at the foul line. This was the deciding factor of the game. Next for St. .Ioseplfs was the towering boys of St. Veronica. Lack of height for Alma Mater kept the game on close range, but the f'lJutchmen', steadily increased their small lead and finally nosed the invaders out by a 28-21 score. St. Luke's and St. Basil's were next to fall under the stinging blows of the Mt. Oliverites running their victories to four straight with the scores 443-22 and 39-30 respectively. A more determined and fighting St. Veronica team bounced back to give the HFlying Dutchmenn their first Section I defeat on the Crusaders' court 32-30. St. Iosephls crashed back into the victory column by crushing St. Luke's 43-22. A thriller game at the expense of St. Basills gave the f'l'lutchmen,' their sixth league victory and also league leadership. St. Joseph led all the way with St. Basilas close on their heels, with no more than 3 points difference at any time. St. James was the next foe to feel the booming guns of St. kIoseph's taking a 49-38 defeat. The green and white clad boys of St. Justinls were also defeated by the red and blue, but not until they had given the league leaders the scare of the season. Only a shrewd passing combination of the five l'Dutchmen enabled a clean victory over the Fighting Irish . Wfith the Section l Championship sewed up a fighting Flying Dutchmenn second team bowed to a rugged St. James squad 47-29. The City Championship games found the Flying Dutchmenn losing the first encounter to the rangy St. Casimir boys ell-34 on the hit. Oliver court. Out- played, but not out-fought by the Casimirites, the Dutchmen', lost heart in the final minutes by the pitching of their opponents. A hot night kept the Section H leaders out in front for the four quarters. Kovach paced both teams with l2 points. The second game of the series proved to be different. however. as the 'fFlying Dutchmenu tool-' to a decisive -ll-33 victory. Taking on an early 8 point lead the 'fDutchmen,' were never tied or headed throughout the remainder of the game. Kovach and Reinhardt shared scoring honors with I3 points apiece. I The third and final game which was played on the Duquesne court proved very disastrous to the St. Joseph five. Unable to overcome the opponent's height a gallantly good little St. .loseph team bowed to a good big St. Casimir team 41-29. The Williamsport Tournament In the first tournament game the Flying llutchmens' took a 47-37 victory over Pottsville. The Dutchmen,' scored freely in every quarter with Danny Reinhardt setting the pace with 15 markers. The second tilt saw the f'Flying Dutchmeni' on the long end of the score, defeating St. hlaryis of lVilliamsport. a host team, 57-26. Coach Jacobs used every man in uniform as the quintet tallied time after time to outplay their opponents. By being victorious in the first two encounters the ul'Jutchmen found them- selves in the finals of this thrilling state-wide tourney. ln this final encounter. which now found the 4'Flying llutchmenn pitted against a fast breaking Reading five, the red and blue fell short of being the tournament Champions by a narrow margin of 8 points. This defeat ended the S'Flying Dutchmen's Basketball season. One which was most successful and gave the followers of the i'Flying Dutchmenu memories which will never be forgotten. COACH 'IACOBS Nickls coaching chart since taking over at Mt. Oliver four years ago includes a championship each season in Section I and two successive titles in the Class B State tournament. He is a shining example of true sportsman- ship, a moulder of character and an inspiring leader. JUNIOR VARSITY Coach-Harry Pferdehirt, '44. Left to right: First row-P. Behers, Schmidt, T. Reinhardt, R. Borowitz, T. LaPlace, A. D'Ignazio, D. Bauer. Left to right: Second row-J. Novosel, P. lkiiller, D. Lauterbaeh, N. Feldmeier, K. Lewis, D. Caniella, D. Stadler. Harry Pferdehirt, a graduate and also a member of the St. Joseph Hi-State champions of '44, did a fine job of preparing a future squad. Tommy Reinhardt, Kenny Lewis, Joe Schmidt, Norman Feldmeier, Ray Boro- witz, and Don Lauterbaeh are all tieing for the vacancies left in the Varsity by the four graduating seniors. The Junior Varsity of today is the Varsity of tomorrow and the hopes of St. Joseph High are high. Perfect Thy Soul that Christ May in it Reign as King 1. Nick Lucidi-Senior Second yczir on thc varsity, Nick has proved that his Ill2iI'liSC'lIl211'lSl'1iI1 ut tlw foul line canit hc lwnt. 2 Danny Reinhardt-Senior Specializes in hall rvt V ' f rieving and right handed pivot shots. Fine shot at thc foul linc. 3. Don Kovach-Senior Fast-thinking' forward and rnptfiin. His splendid passwork uidt-d thc Dutchman in cvery 1-ncountvr. 4. Bob Borowitz--Junior First yvnr plzlyingf varsity ball. YVhit0y has provvd his cuipzxlmility us Z1 passer and ll fellow with plvnty ol' fight. 5. Stanley Czaikowslti--Iunior Another six footm-r with onv morv your on thf' varsity. His utip ins,' will provv to he thc main factor in nvxt yvafs IUZIIN. 6. Bob Waigand-Junior Although living fl IIPXVCOITICT to thc! varsity, lVigglvs proved himsvlf Cap- ublcv of holding down his position as guard. H0 is cxceptionzilly good on hit ont- hand shots. 1. Jim McElhone-Sophomore Taking into consideration that this was Jim- my's first year on the varsity he, nevertheless, proved a very capable sub to Nick -Iaeob's passers. 2. Tommy Lewis-Sophomore Six foot fellow with two more years on the varsityg will prove to be a very valuable man to have around in the future, 1. Bob Lauterbach-Junior And another six footer, whose left handed shots are exceptionally good. Pivot shots are also specialized by Bob. 2. Bob Schultz-Senior Although only 5 feet 8 inches tall 4'Sparkie,' made up his lack of height in ag- gressiveness, and proved to be a very valuable man un- der the hoop. 3. Carl Rosa-Junior Best defensive player on the team and a very good set shot. Very good in fak- ing his man out of position. St. just-pli .,,, CHEER LEADERS Imft to right-Allan Quiring, Edwin Bruvgginan Front: Back--Waynv Pvtcrs, Roh:-rt Litzvl, Norman Bradrl Thrcm' Clivcrs for tho gallant lads who wc-re prcsent at all the games and lcd the students in Chevring the teain to Victory!!! League Games St. Josvpli t,,, St. Joseph ..., St. Jmfipli ,,,, St. Iloscph .... 2822St. St 39 Y.. L31 fr-bt. 80 --St. 4-FL St. St. josvpli ., . 30-fSt. St. Jost-pli ..t. 43'-f St. St. jmcpli .,,. H0 f-St. St. Jmcpli ,,,, 29 St. St. -Imopli .,., fill -f St. Non-League St. Jmcpli ,t,, L7 WSL St. llosvpli .,,. 464 St. St. Joscpli .,,, 40 fSt. St. -losvpli .... St. joscpli tt.Y 47 2 Sr. 40 '-'- St. SCHEDULE St. , St. Vcronica tt,.., 21 St. Basil .,.,..,,,V,,,, 30 St' Justin , ,....., 46 St' Lukv , 22 St' -lalnvs ,,,,, ,,,, f 38 St. Justin ,,....,,.... 24 St. Lukc ..,,,,,,,.,... 22 Veronica ,t,.,,t. 32 vlanws .,...,,,,.,, Basil ,,,,..,,,..... . Gaines Bfary t,.,, Wlcridrflin lhmnas ,....... Casimir ,. lNIichac'l 47 .H St. St. St. 30 , 20 27 is f' St. St. , .JJ 17 St. -Iosvph .... -lost-ph .... Joscph ,... .loss-ph .t.. 49f fCvntral Catholic joseph .tt, 40- St. Thonias ,,,.,, 7 josvph .,,. 2534 North Catholic' ,C josvph ,7.. 414 St. Mitfhalril ...,,,,, tloscph ,... 30-f--St. Mgtry ....,t..,, H Joscph .,.. 40-St. WR-nclvliii ....,. Josvph ,... 50- 'COntral Catholic City League Joseph .... 294 fSt. Casimir it,., ,, Williamsport Tournament .lost-ph .... 47n'Pottsvillf- High ,. joseph ..,. 574 St. Nlary. W'illian1sport 7,,..., joseph 36----Rvading High 41- 'North Catholic ,C 144, St. Czmimir A ..,,t Y 41-- SL Casimir ,t,,,,t , Drills, calesthenies, games, and fun-the Gym period is the most exciting and the most enjoyable period of the week. VOLLEYBALL Look out' Duck girls he ' th .d H . . , ., re lt comes. Youlre supposed to hit it. Ah, thz1t's a point for the 0 er si e. Amid the cheers and Cries of the girls Mr. Volle Ball shows his handsome face. Time for fun, time . . 1 , Y . . . for exercise, the most welcome of all exercises is a ame of volle ' ball. The Class, divided into thr . t d' l t l' ' ' g li isp ays spor smans 11 FC' 65.1115 p, gayety, and art in this one healthful game. BOYS GYM Snappy? 'lihis is one of thi' iiiuiiy drills in our I' p gym periods. fx crtoryv. Military training was also strvxsfd in our BOWLING l ' l thowliiiq on Nfoiidzq Ki vu is thv A Xllf-V Chix , thi-Si' Svriior how hlll'T1l'Ll up thi- iiiziplvs with tivir io h' h 'ovidvd vnjoyzlhln' Coiiipvtition. ION i . 41 ni 'hts. 'llhr' Qroui wus divicl:-cl into four 1-cuzillv ixiatrhi-d tvauis w ic' 1 , l I . X X 3 ' ' 1 X ll-lift 53 fi ,-,Q -AKXXX 'x , A Y' QKWW pqj f ' X , ' ff K JW: iq .ITV If, f X 1 gg L xx 7' , ' x :Sf s A JI 1 x li 5 I I Alma illlflantvr, Fllarrmvll Another milestone, in life reached Secure We leave here nowg our youth strung, and manhood near in the knowledge of Christ, Determined to go forthg and in our lives, this knowledge live t,...i..,.,l.,1i- ,1,,L.L.il- ,,,l....1-- ,,.....1- .l-- Q., ...,...- ' 6 !f'l-. if . --- 1- 11 -- it H. R. Thieret PATRONS The most sincere gratitude is offered the students and patrons of this 1944 Pendulum who supported us with their contributions. Without their generosity, this book would never have been completed. It was through the students' drive for patrons that the majority of the funds were assembled, and all that can be said of the surprising success of this drive is, We should have known it would be so, we should have been prepared for the usual display of our excellent school spiritf' PATRON PRIESTS Rev. Frederick A. Mertens Rev. Walter J. Schaming Rev. Alexander J. Schutty Hugh R. Rauwolf O.F.M. Cap. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. John P. Sullivan 'l'.O.R. George Wuenschel T.O.R. Pvt. Paul Schmalzried Cpl. Otto Schmalzried , Pvt. Bernard Schmalzried lst. Sgt. Wm. Sommer Robert Sommer, Phm. 3!c T15 Albert Pack Pfc. Anthony Pack Richard Pack, S. 2fc Ludger Wuenschel O.F.M. Cap. Rev. J. R. Sieber BOYS IN SERVICE 85.00 Pvt. Norman G. Nau 33.00 Pfc. John T. Devine 82.00 Louis Minetti, S 2fc 31.00 Major Leonard Geier T!Sgt. Joseph M. Benedik Cpl. Margaret A. O'Brien Regis Kwiatkowski, S 2fc Pvt. Francis Heilmann Pvt. Francis Wuenschel Lt. D. B. Thomas Howard Holzer, S 3!c Pfc. Francis F. Koempel Howard Koempcl, S Sfc 2nd Lt. Joseph M. Dell Robert J. Krupitzer, S 2fc Paul J. Roeschenthalcr, A.M.M, Cpl. Henry Rosen Pvt. Walter F. Weihaus Pfc. Irving J. Smith Cpl. Peter B. Zadrozny Pvt. Henry J. Eiter Francis Nath C.S.P. Stephen Weinheimer RD.M. 2fe Pvt. 8: lNIrs. Robert E. Jobes Pfc. Joseph J. Schneider S!Sgt. Joseph Medrid Bernard J. Kowalski, S. 2fc Lt. 8: Mrs. E. G. Danner TfSgt. Robert Koch William Johnson, P. O. flfc Pfc. Bernard Lostetter William Niedenberger, U.S.N. Elwyn S. Weber, S. 2fc Pfc. Ed. Woessner Trainoc Melvin Cal. Henry B. Czaekowski Pvt. Walter Kasper Cpl. Robert Hensler Hensler Clpl. Pvt. Joseph Pvt. George Schoenberger Jack Evans, S. 2fc Sgt. 8: Mrs. William J. Dorfner 3X Sfsgt. M. Przybysz Pvt. Norman Bertha Cpl. Robert Bertha Sgt. Paul Bertha Lt. Raymond Schuler Pvt. Earl Kohler Pfc. Norbert J. Schirra Pfc. Lawrence Schirra Joseph A. Schirra, F. 2fc Lt. Anna M. Schirra TfSgt. Earl C. Stoehr Cpl. Albert Stoehr Pvt. Kenneth Fischer Sgt. A. J. Staudt Sylvester A. Kramer, S. 2fc Sgt. Paul J. Nath Pfc. Joseph E. Wagner Pfc. George W. Deemer Pvt. 8: Mrs. Rectenwald lst Lt. Joe Feth Pvt. Albert Jobes Pvt. lvIartin Schultz Cpl. A. J. Kiggins Pvt. Frank Beiten Donald Koch, P. O. 2fc Sgt. Paul F. Zimmer Pfc. Raymond W. Klinger Lt. Paul J. Shonborn Pvt. Robert Zadrozny Cpl. Arthur A. McKnight Cpl. Elmer C. McKnight CFrancis Detig, Jr., S. Ilfc AXT Milton Quiring Pfc. James E. Conner Cpl. Ralph A. Kessler Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Roeschenthaler Bruck Uniform Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Young Bessemer Beauty Salon Russel,s Market William H. Sehn 8: Family Ulman Horne- Post 456 Duquesne Oil 8: Supply Co. Penn-Hays Building 8: Loan A Friend The Holy Name Society Marcella's Beauty Shop Mr. Nicholas Parillo Packer's Restaurant Mr. Jack E. Wfinter Mrs. Billy Bayer Mrs. Charles Allard Dr. K. D. Esky Bronder's Confectionery Klein's Kleen Foot Balm Pittsburgh Waterproof Co. Schmidt's Restaurant Peter Miller Wm. Colteryahn 8: Sons Co. Nfaria Mission Circle No. 11 Louise Beauty Shop Page Milk Co. South Pittsburgh Auto Wrecking Co. Teresa Kramer Mr. 8: Mrs. Ferdinand Diehl Marcella's Beauty Service Duquesne Brewery Fourteenth Street Bank A Friend Albert F. Detig, Contractor Peter E. Yeager Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert J. Pack St. Joseph Lyceum R. B. Sullivan, M.D. Anthony J. Gerard Dave Lunn's Restaurant Mr. Joseph Stupak Gimbels Store Assoc. Room 202 R 201 S16-00 R322 101 Room 204 Room 12 810.00 S3.00 Community School Fund Bingo Com.Greb Brothers, Butcher Room 102 Enelowls Shoes Knoxville Elks No. 1196 Lippertls Hotel F. W. Woolworth Co. 35,00 Your Ouality Fruit Market Oxford Book Company, Inc. Verscharerfs Fruit Market Mr. 8: Mrs. John Dell 8: Family Joseph B. Leister Frank Gladipz Kovach Family Cieslak Funeral Home Mt. Oliver Firemen's Bingo Mrs. A. J. Kessler Nick Jacobs Mr. 8: Mrs. John Devine Greb Brothers, Bakery Miss Cyrilla Kirstein Planilzer's Bakery Catholic Knights of St. George, Br. 21 32.50 Fink's Market Room 103 Heilmann 8: Tischler Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Justus Paul J. Hadusko s2.00 A. B. Quallick Sr Son Shirley Martin A Friend Miss Coletta Kirsch lNfIrs. J. Prise Mrs. Emma Conle PATRONS Barbara Nath Teresa Feth Charles Muehlbauer Mt. Oliver Furniture Harry Wongas Restaurant Marcella's Beauty Service Triangle Cafe Miss Adeline Deutzer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jobes Mrs. Francis Detig Mr. Joseph Hennel Dorothy Detig Mr. and lNIrs. Clarence Pack Mrs. M. H. Rhodes Y Mr. Sc Mrs. J, A. Rectenwald Mary Lou Mechenbier Carl Rosa June Kiernan Beauty Salon Louis Nath Mt, Oliver Turners Ralph Pack Mr. Geo. Macsurak L. 8L M. Auto Body Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph C. Raber Knox Cafe Oliver's, Formerly Patsy Bar Edwin Hirt . Alice Wertman Mt. Oliver Grill A. Johnson Carl Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. S. Kowalski Miss Catherine Woratscher Regina Hager James Miller Marie C. Miller Sam Mrs. Mr. Mrs P. Miller Jean Jodoin Carl B. Mergen D. L. Nugent Mr. and Mrs. C. Bush Mrs. lkiary Liedy Mr. Joseph Liedy Master John Sommer Mr. Mr. H. Brown A Friend Joe Yarsky Miss Irene Dell Jack Huston Grade 4, Room 6 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loebig Miss Elsie Loebig Mr. and Mrs. S. Sobczak Dr. E. F. Truter Mrs. Albert VVanner Mr. Richard Nau Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Vluenschel 31.00 Room 104 Room 6 Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Walter Miss Theresa Holzer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Holzer lN1r. and Mrs. Sylvester Walter Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hope Miss Alberta Hope Miss Dolores Hope Mr. Charles Gallagher Elizabeth S. Wilson D. E. Durbin 8a Sons Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lucidi Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lucidi, Jr. Harry Pferdehirt, Jr. Mrs. Messner lwlrs. J. J. Schimborski Sylvia Kirsch Mrs. Helen Speicher George Janson Joseph M. Byers lNIrs. H. B. Mutschler lkliss Marie Mutschler Eddie Dearoff Catherine Bischof George Kirstein Beatrice Fess Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rust Mr. Joseph V. Huber ltlrs. Mary Huber Mrs. R. A. Tagmyer Mrs. M. A. Schultis lkflr. and Mrs. B. M. Higgins Karl Kunz A. J. Bachman, Jr, A Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Huber Pauline Wolfe Harriet Porter C. W. Olcott Norbert J. Winter Mrs. Anna Miller Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Mr. O. Weigand Wm. Durker Confectionery B. Koeper F. J. Pack Dorothy Pack Helen Pack Rosemary Dell George Metz Gilbert Rodler Harry T. Simmons Catherine Schmidt Anne Mae Kessler Joseph Veltri Jane l'red Hartcr Deemer Mr, and Mrs. Norman Dell Gerald Miller Jerome Henger Bronder's Market Mrs. Walter Imhoff Doris Schiegg Marie Makary YVm. Schiegg Mr. Jerome Schiegg Mrs. Bertha Fuchs Mr. Albert Fuchs Miss Alma Fuchs Miss Martha Holzer Mr. and Mrs. Syl. Escher Miss Frances Escher Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Escher Mr. M. J. Baldauff Mrs. M. J. Baldauff Mrs. P. Voegler Gladys Voegler Mrs. George Weltz Miss Marian Weltz Frank Koepple Frank Bracco Mrs. Margaret Alexander Jim Alexander Jack Alexander Geo. W. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Weigand Mrs. Catherine and Carl Petrie Mrs. Frank Krantz Mr. John D. Dllgnazio Miss Lena Dllgnazio Mr. and Mrs. George Stadler Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Cashdollar Mary C. Stadler Mr. and Mrs. F. Stadler Rita Stadler Mrs. Frank Kramer Mr. Frank Kramer Miss Lucille Nicder Mr. and Mrs. Deutzer Miss Sally Mergen Mrs. O. Schell August Krause Sophia Bornschlegel Mrs. Elizabeth Diethorn Dr. Kenneth F. Mitchel Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mueller A Friend Leona M. Bronder Lucille M. Bronder Francis E. Breier Mrs. M. Bronder Shirley Adams A Friend Grace Mueller Mrs. C. Thome Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ernst John A. Bittner F. J. Klose B. Clair Schultz's Store Lucille M. Miller Cecilia M. Miller Mrs. H. Klein Mrs. Virginia Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. J. Schwartz Paul W. Trageser Charles G. Preissler Ray Snyder Mr. Nicholas Schneider Miss Anna Beiter Mrs. Clara Gerner Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Poppas Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilhelm A Friend Miss Michals Mr. Joseph Gentile Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gitzen Frances C. Gitzen Robert Peters Mary L. Senn John H. Senn Geo. H. Benz, M.D. Tod Sehaub Funeral Home Dr. John McConnell James Arlow Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kreuz Mr. and Mrs. Emil Staudt Mrs. John Waigand Mr. John Waigand Miss Mary Lou Waigand Mr. Wm. Willkomm Mrs. Wm. Willkomm Mrs. S. Keppel Keppel Bakery Norman A. Pack Bob, Carl, and Bill Robert W. Baldauff Harry A. Spring Mrs. Dolores Howard Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zimmer Mrs. Anna Hirsch John J. Kircher Mr. and Mrs. Christ Eibeak Mr. and Mrs. August Schuler Mrs. L. Zouner Mr. and lxirs. Earl P. Meiers Ray Bittner Harvey Welles A. M. Felser lNm. C. Fries Bern ard F. Schneider Mrs. M. Edelman Mrs. P. Bauer Mrs. H. Hinkofer Mrs. J. Rosing Mrs. M. Reich Mrs. M. Battung Mrs. E. Brickner Roy Hinkofer Margaret Fay Mrs. M. Seddan Richard McNamara Merdedes Vernau Fred C. Vernau Mrs. E. Meyer Vernon Meyer Lois and Audrey Stanton Mr. and Mrs. John Novosel Richard M. Novosel Catherine Novak Miss Jessie Luneinski Mr. and Mrs. F. Koenig Mrs. A. K. Schmidt F. H. Fracek Mr. Arthur F. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jackson Mr. Arthur Speicher Mr. and Mrs. John T. Deemer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Deemer lNIrs. C. Cobbett Mrs. J. Tomisits Mrs. Fred Vernau Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kirsch Anna Letzel Victor J. Lctzel Mrs. W. L. Steinbeck Mrs. D'Ignazio Mrs. J. C. Koller Mrs. F. Reiser Mrs. C. A. Stein Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. lNIrs. Mrs. Frank Hess Charles Matson John A. Meiers Bertha Niedenberger Mildred Hickey Elizabeth Novosel Grace Gardner Oscar Gardner Mrs. John Weilersdacker Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Aul Mr. and lNIrs. John Hey Miss Catherine Hey Mrs. Catherine Rodgers Mrs. Catherine Aul Mrs. Anna Underiner Mrs. Mary Kolling Mrs. Mary Trost Mr. George Kolling Mrs. P. Kelly PATRONS Mrs. A. Schmidt Peter Bauer Mary L. Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Alison J. Horne Joseph Hoebler Clark Willard Mrs. Elizabeth Fuchs Katheryn Gray Helen Vetter Cecilia Walter Anna Meis Mrs. Francis Pferdehirt Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Eiter Charles H. Carroll Nfrs. Robert Ubinger Mrs. M. Ubinger Hubertls Barber Shop Charles W. Saladin Marion Brennen Mrs. Rosetta Brennen Mrs. Mary Fisher Mr. Charles Gallagher Mr. George Bradel Mrs. E. Roell Mr. J. Kessler J. J. Stalder Joe Durbin Charles Meiobesie Lorraine Gardner Anthony D'Ignazio John F. Donahue Mr. Robert Ubinger hir. and Mrs. Ralph Ei SL Elverna Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ei Walter H. Deer, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Mrs. John Flaherty James A. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mary Joe and Joan Duffner Leona Breinig Madeline Baumiller Mr. C. Paul Gallaher Mrs. C. Paul Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Aul Dorothy McGill Mrs. R. Attenberger Mrs. Anthony Dieckman Mrs. Rosa Miss Mildred Gabriel Wm. J. Porta Miss Mildred Nath Joe Rectenwald Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller Myrtle M. Peters Mrs. John Michalek Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bronder Mrs. A. Letender Robert Grebner Mrs. Charles Friedman Regina Miller and Sally Kimmel Mrs. Edna Vecchio Miss Amuel Vecchio Mrs. Kinkenberger Jos. Matosovski Mrs. F. Dougherty Joe Daugherty Charles H. Carroll Mrs. S. A. Henger Mrs. Charles Myron Mary V. Leipold Margaret Lighthiser Dorothy Tisehler Armella Sakas Mrs. T. Vogel Mr. Walter Loadman Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Breier Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hirsch Gem Market Farmer Brown Knoxville Poultry Market George F. Rayburg Hill Top Lumber Company Mrs. A. F. Ball Mrs. George Bradle lNIr. and Mrs. Andrew Glaid Marion Tice A Friend Mr. E. Paul Mr. Brueggman Mr. and Mrs. George C. Baney A. Falcioue C. A. Berster, Jr. Joseph Teichman Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Heilmann . and Mrs. A. W. Heyl Mr Mr . and Mrs. Chas. J. Karman Mr. and Mrs. H. Kinzler, Jr. Miss Garce A. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stoehr, J Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stoehr, S lNIr. and Mrs. J. Peterson Mrs. Edna Samide Mr. and Mrs. Henry Faust Miss Alice B. Kelly Schenly Sweets Co. James Samide Edna Samide Mr. George H. Faust Mrs. Marie Bieber Robert Faust Mr. and Mrs. John F. Nath Miss Margaret A. Nath Francis Imhoff Miss Teresa Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Kramer Stella and Walt Wagner Irma Nath Marie Nath Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weinheimer Monica Weinheimer Mrs. Bernard Lightner Betty Nath V Mr. Charles E. Skare Mrs. Charles E. Skare Mr. Joseph N. Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zaekarias Mr. and Mrs. George R. Laux Francis R. Laux Nora B. Barry George J. Preisinger Mr. and Mrs. A. Wernige Mr. and Mrs. Wagner Mrs. Julia Diecer Mr. and Mrs. E. Wagner Frank Wagner Mt. Oliver Ice Co. Mr. and Mrs. Limbacker Miss Louis Maier Miss Marie Maier Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Maier Miss Loretta Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Klein Mr. and Mrs. William Donner Mr. and Mrs. George J. Deemer Miss Irma Deemer Miss Catherine Wagner M Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kramer Mr. Randall White Mr. B. Kaminski Mrs. Rose Pawala Frank Koepple George Weltz J. Molinda Mike Gloecki Mr. Al Siskey Mr. and ltirs. Albert Stumpf Lois Tarker Mrs. Wagler Mrs. J. Tondola Annette Dress Shop Mrs. Louise Ei Mr. and Mrs. George Gloeckner George M. Price, Jr. Mrs. E. Mullee Mr. and Mrs. Paul Preisinger Compliments of a Friend Mrs. Hedwig Nagel Mrs. Emma Conley Mr. George Conley Mr. and lNIrs. Thomas Green A Friend Mr. Frank Kampmeyer Ciraula Family lvlrs. W. Henke Mrs. Ida Scialabba Robert J. Seemiller Francis J. Seemiller Mr. and Mrs. Tarker Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Reis Mrs. Hilda Bauer Mr. Lawrence Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Einloth Mrs. Dorothy Mauer Tommy R. Dobson Mrs. Mary Wagner Bill Wagner Mrs. C. Dobson Miss H. J. Michals Mrs. Henry Christian Mr. and Mrs. E. Vogel Mrs. Leonard E. Hall Rickls Auto Service Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Weinheimer Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Bright Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zimmermann Stephen Weinheimer Mrs. Klos Jean Klos H. V. Klos, Painter Dolores Klos Frances H. Beiter Mr. and Mrs. Karl Reichert Dr. Wilson A. Renne Mr. Fred Seemiller Kleinls Radio Service Mrs. M. F. Oxrenreiter Mrs. William Schaum Hill Top Record Hilda Geyer Mrs. Agnes Reiche Mrs. Joseph A. Walshak Mrs. Harold Linnert Mr. and Mrs. William Sommer Donald Sommer Lois Devine Mr. A. Devine Mrs. A. Devine Margaret Goettler lNIrs. F. Rees Mrs. A. Steele PATRONS Francis J. Imholf, Jr. Wilbert L. Kramer Joan Kramer Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wagner Mr. Joseph A. Brueggman Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Bost Mr. J. Carson Donated by a Friend Harriet Connor The Gerdes Family Mr. and Mrs. George A. Dorsch ltlr. and Mrs. Paul Dithrich Farmer Brown's Market Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt Iris Quiring Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burr Mrs. A. Petrie Mr. and Mrs. Quiring Mr. and Mrs. Regis Baldaufl' Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Tritschler Mr. and Mrs. Marie Burr Mr. ltlr. Miss Miss lXIrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. and Mrs. L. E. Oglevee and Mrs. L. Speicher Betty Quiring Eleanor Blank Lillian Breier and Mrs. Charles Jouver Mary Bredel Vera Ratay Mrs. Rose Bredel Miss Helen Winters Mr. Clyde Bredel Irene's Beauty Salon Harry Yee Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Grill and Mrs. R. J. Owen Irma Grill Martin Zucekero Franz's Bakery Mrs. Grace Woter Mrs. George Reinhardt Mrs. Walter G. Thomas Mrs. William Loeffler Miss Shirley Sitzman Mrs. Mr. Vera Stone and Mrs. George A. Knorr Mrs. R. W. Kappel Mrs. J. P. Walker Mrs. William McCann Mrs. B. M. Leppig lyfr. and Mrs. Henry T. Roessler Warren H. Rocssler Mrs. Freda Staab Mrs. Anna Dagostino Mrs. Catherine Mitterer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Geiger Mrs. Ralph A. Bevan Mrs. Mr. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mary Kress Lou Geiger Victoria Geiger William Grawe Edmund H. Datz Joseph Schakcl Vera Dcntel Mrs. K. Dentel hir. Paul Will Mr. and Mrs. Flowers Mr. and Mrs. White Mr. and Mrs. Trainer Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Stormer and Mrs. Henry Lauterbach. John Mueller K and Mrs. F. J. hlcCusker and Mrs. J. L. Peters and Mrs. John Cochrane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis Mr. John Rehberg Mr. and Mrs. John Majas Anna Trainer Mildred Cuddy Viola Mason Edward Cuddy Mrs. William Sitis Mr. and Mrs. George Bright, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bright W. Harvey VVells Saint Canice Sodality Saint Canice Alter and Rosary Mrs. Raymond Kolling Mrs. Margaret Biek Miss Rita Schirra Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Schirra Mrs. Catherine Kraus Hilda Hoffman Joe Kessler Carl's Cafe A. Booster Schmidtls Shoe Store Angelo Shoe Repair Mr. and Mrs. A. Rewwe Dorothy Sommer Mr. and Mrs. John Senn Mrs. Florence Henne Mary Lou Cornelius Knapils Market Mrs. G. Weber Albert Smith Agnes Beauty Parlor Mr. and Mrs.J. C. Terhorst George W. Jackson Clerks of Russels Market Murray Twins Miss Elizabeth Perry Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Murray A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Walter May Lou Friedman Mr. Wagner Mrs. J. J. Stark A Friend Mr. and Mrs. James Cawley Miss Elizabeth Schaffer Miss Caroline Rau Miss Mary Goedert Mrs. Oscar Rau Peter Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bronder Miss Margie Bronder Miss Lena Hirsch W. G. Stoehr John Molinari Glare Devine Thomas P. Grogan Mrs. M. Breier John Cahill James Bean Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Breier Ollie Klinkner Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bauer Miss Grace Bauer Miss Margaret Bauer Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bauer A. J. Sieger Engraving and Jewelry Mrs. McDonald Frank Henner Mrs. Margaret Schiegg Jacob Schiegg John Mokary Mrs. Frank Weitz Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schwoerer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pferdehirt Mr. and Mrs. E. McGill Theresa Pfeuffer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weitz Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Groesch Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stenger Miss Marv Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Schneider F. J. Hoffmann William P. Brennen Brake Service Jack F. Scialahba Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tischler Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Laplace Mrs. George J. Engsler Eugene L. Schirra Mr. and Mrs. George Huber Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eiben Joseph J. Tuskin Nicholas D. Reis Mrs. Fred Eichenmiller Miss Dolores Kircher Mrs. Clara Behers Earl G. Huber Mr. Elmer Behers Mr. C. Huber Francis Felix, Sr. Marv C. Bernarding Virginia Bernarding lvlathias Bernarding Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fuchs Elizabeth Verscharen and Son Mr. John Barclay Mrs. Anne Koenig Mr. W. LaVelle Mrs. S. Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. P. Byrne Friend of 102 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Altman Mr. Louis Almasy Mrs. Louis Almasy Miriam Almasy Ida M. Glaid Mrs. W. J. Breirer Miss Madeline Breirer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolber Mrs. L. R. Kenney Mrs. V. Dunsey Mrs. Eva Fisher Eileen Kenney Philomena Hcnsler Grace Puerzer Mr. Frank Koepple Mary Jane Kolrec Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Imhoff Mrs. Dorothy Miller Alderman, Wm. A. Tracey Mrs. C. J. Mueller Anna Mae Mueller Miss Bertha Ott Schafer Delicatessen Store Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dieckmann Miss Aurelia Wanner Mrs. E. P. Ladner Mrs. A. J. Wanner Mr. W. J. Breirer Miss Anna Mae Brcirer Mrs. Teresa Eglberger Mr. Ralph Brunner Mr. and ltlrs. Nick Brunner Dr. H. T. Speilman Pitt Bakery PATRONS Rialto Theatre Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lemp Grace Geddis - lN'Ir. and Mrs. H. E. Stanton Mrs. Loretta Sedlock Miss Bernice Stetzer Keuhner's Barber Shop L. A. Kress Stumpf's Hardware Mr. and Mrs Aloysius Kilchenstein Mr. and Mrs. Regis Kilchenstein Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neubold Kathy Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. F. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. J. Naab Mr. and Mrs. W. Weil Helen Molinda Joseph Molinda Stephen Molinda Evelyn Molinda Mrs. Walter Bolckinger Ann Rectenwald Henry Oestreich Mr. Frank Rees The Uhlman Family William Mangan Anna B. Mangan Mrs. C. J. Fallert R. A. Mann Mrs. T. F. Tahaney Louise Farrell Mrs. Margaret Kestner Carl Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Morgan Mrs. Paul Carey Mrs. Caletta Boehm Mrs. T. Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brickner Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Brickner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pfister Mr. and Mrs. George Grebner F. H. Fracek Mrs. Kirsch Mrs. E. Very A Friend Eleanor Fracek Mrs. William Johnson Paul F. Pitterick Mrs. James Conner John L. Wise Harry Dusch Herman N. Haupt Elmer F. Eckhardt Roy Stadler Mr. and Mrs. Albert McKnight Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Braphy Mr. and Mrs. E. Karrenbauer Miss Dolores Karrenbauer Mr. and Mrs. S. Zadrozny Mr. and Mrs. S. Psuty Mt. Oliver Locksmith K. W. Geary Chuck Price Harry Friedman Margaret A. Zang Lister W. Leonard Anna Mae Bischof Valeria Dutehessiljail Norbert L. 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Karl Mrs. Elizabeth Klein Miss Marie Larson Jack and Marie Levie Mr. John Lostetter Mrs. John G. Loebig Mr. Carl Larson .. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lynch L. C. B. A., Branch 218 Mrs. M. Leroch Miss Teresa Miller Elizabeth Miller Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.A. Martin Mr. and Mrs. L. Meis Mr. Frederick C. Mahler Mr. and Mrs. Christian Marker Mr. and Mrs. R. Meyers and Mrs. H. McCreary G. C. Murphy Company McCann's Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mader Mr. George Moore Mr. Henry Moore Mrs. Lena Meyers Mr. Joseph A. Mechler Martin's Confectionery Mr. Frank Miller Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller Mr. Herman Mutschler Mt. Oliver Men's Shop Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore Mr. and Mrs. Nagel Miss Margaret Nau Mrs. B. Nau Mrs. B. Nelson Ellis G. Neu Miss Catherine R. Neu Miss Gustave Neu, Sr. Mrs. Catherine R. Neu Miss hlargaret Neu Mrs. Barbara O'Neill Mrs. Iris Quiring Orowitz Miss Grace O'Brien Miss Bernice O'Brien PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. W. Staab Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schmidlin Mr. James A. Shialabba Mrs. Aliee and Miss Iris Suess Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stock E. Schwartz Mrs. Miss Marie Sehuler Mr. and Mrs. John Staab Mr. Walter Thomas Miss Marion Tice Miss Agnes Tschippert Triangle Pants Store Mr. and Mrs. William Upperman Mr. and Mrs. William Dalesandry Mary Hildenbrand Mr. and Mrs. Francis Eickholz Mr. and Mrs. James Camella Mr. Frank Horn Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Keith Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mulholland Girls from Grebs Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Wm. Baldaufif, Jr. Mary Rectenwald Mr. Al Geis Miss Catherine Rectenwald Mr. Wm. Kiesling James Butler William Woods Mr. and Mrs. J. A. O,Brien Mrs. Loretta Bischof Pierce Mr. Gerard Pfister Miss Bertha Pfister R. J. Pack Pete's Barber Shop R. K. Beauty Salon Mrs. E. C. Reinhardt Mrs. F. Rees Mr. and Mrs.Albert Rectenwald Mr. and Mrs. Blase Rauch Miss Esther Rauch Mr. John Ruffing Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt Mrs. Richard Vogel Mr. and Mrs. A. Volz Mr. and Mrs. S. Vasil Mr. Nick Vasil Mrs. H. P. Wharton Mrs. F. Wehrle Mr. E. J. Winter Mr. and Mrs. Paul lNuenschel Mr. Regis Wuensehel Mr. Charles Wharton Mr. Miss Rosalia Schwoerer hir. and Mrs. A. Silken Mr. and Mrs. L. Sitzman Mr. J. E. Schweihart Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Auen Miss Gale Auen Auen Brothers Mr. and Mrs. John Arthur Mr. and Mrs. L. Augustine Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barnes Mrs. William Baldauff Mrs. Nick Bosle Mr. John F. Betz Bob 8a Bob Mr. and Mrs. John Bosle Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barwick Mr. Joseph Bradle Joe ma Becu . m Mr. Fred B. Burger Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bachman Catholic Women,s Union Mrs. Frank Cardello Chu Mr. Mrs. bis Cafe A. Cornelius A. Cornelius Windmill Dairy Bar Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Walker Mr. Cyril Wuenschel hir. William Welsbacher Mr. and Mrs. Karl Zovko Miss lNIary Zovko Mrs. J. Wilson Monumentall Felns Agent Mr. Gerard Kubler Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Harmon Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Ganter Mrs. A. Harmon Mr. I. J. Donovan, Jr. Dinkelfs Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Doerr Miss Eleanor Doerr Mrs. Margaret Dell Miss Beatrice Escher Mr. and Mrs. Frank Escher Miss Laverne Einloth Eng1eman's Parisian Miss Ida Edwards Mr. and Mrs. S. Foster Mr. Charles Frederick Mr. and Mrs. John Fischer Fallert Studio Farmer Brown Market Mrs. George Fuchs Miss Gloria E. Fuchs Miss Matilda Fuchs Helen Militzer Siegfried Confectionery Mr. Joseph A. Breuggman Martin H. Belsterling Helen A. Belsterling 151 Loyal Order of Moose Mr. Joseph N. Pack Mr, M. A. Donalies Mildred C. Hoffman Mr. John Samide Mr. Raymond P. Jena Paul Jena Mrs. Ruth F. Baldesberger Mrs. Andrew Kasper Miss Edith D'Ignagio Mr. J. Sehneider's Barber Shop South Pittsburgh Water Co. Mrs. J. Paulus Miss Eleeor Rau Mr. Max Everling Kostc-r's Bakery Miss Ethel Deemer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller Mrs. Francis Hensler Margaret Schricker Mr. and Mrs. Max Gigler Mr. and Mrs. YV. Grabowski Mr. and Mrs. N. Gigler Hand's Cafe Elizabeth Merisko Frank Hanula Joseph Hoffmann Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Miss Mr. Mr. Sebastian Hartmann and Mrs. Fred Heubert and Mrs. Jerome Holzer Edna Mae Holzer Elizabeth Holzer and Mrs. Howard Holzer and Mrs. Fred Holzer Dr. N. J. Resmer Mrs. Willard Clouse Mrs. Emma Carroll Miss Kay Cornelius Courtesy Friends John Cardello Mr. Mr. David Davies Mr. Mr. Mrs. A. M. Smith, D.D.S. Miss Virginia Scanlon Mrs. J. C. Scanlon Mrs. Helen Stack Miss Marie Schuster Mr. and Mrs. August Schricker Miss Dolores G. Seabright and Mrs. J. Roehn and Mrs. Charles Smith Margaret Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. N. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. J. Fischer Mrs. Irma Quiring Grundy Miss Ruth Gross Gerson Cleaner Mr. and Mrs. C. Getz Mr. Mrs. Eleanor Hirtz Mr. A. Dilaconi James Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. D. Joyce J. 8L P. Electric Company Miss Mary C. Jansen Miss Rita King Mr. and Mrs. A. Grenda Mr. and Mrs. L. Gartska Catherine Mokary lvlr. and Mrs. James F. Carney Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lock Grace Harmon Mr. and Mrs. George Ketterer Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Blaise Mr. J. A. Schaffer Mr. C. Mueller Glaid Children Norman Kuchler Mr. and Mrs. N. Kohne Mr. William C. Keller Mr. Joseph S. Kim Mr. and Mrs. William King Mrs. Mr. John Catherine Bright and Mrs. Edwin Bird L. Wise Harry Dusch Mr. Mr. John Cardello David Davies