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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1946 volume:

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I v 'WF' 'f l .254- ' 1,3 J ff I V.........y, ,W ,. L , -,gr -w,....,........m..,-, u , ge, My ff e N A Y ,I , ,ff G 11. 'V f'.?'fJ A A-,. J .-J Y' .N 55. f xxx mb- aJf,.f.a , my-H. if X ,, , V E 8 i 5 Y S Ji n sf ' ..'1,,,:W .' X A Q iff 'QQ wx N -+M-? H8136 'Drum e William Glaid Robert Waigand William Glaid Erhimtiun William Glaid, better known as Bill to the boys and Billie to the Glaids, passed away suddenly on November 7, 1945 after a short illness. A server for eight years, student manager of the team, bell ringer in the school, Bill was never known to shirk his responsibilities. He had a per- fect attendance record for twelve years. The present Graduating Class of 1946 was proud of Bill in every way. He ranked among the leaders of the class scholastieally and was a faithful friend to all. It is to William Glaid that we proudly dedieate our l946 Annual. His memory will live forever in our hearts. May he rest in peace! Billie and Bob as taken on their First Holy Communion Day. These boys were friends from childhood until the angel of death snatched Billie away. Friendship, however, is eternal. May theirs continue in the great beyond. Rcv. Fathvr I . M1-rtcns 'Wy dvar fiI'2lCillLlit'5I Clongratulatiom on thv x1lm'vmxi'1tI conuplvtion ol' your high school rourw. Aa you go out to start your lift- as young H1011 and Nl nnvn, lvl mt' give- you two principlvs to guidt' you on your way. lt is morn- important to plvast- God than nwn: it is mort: im- portant to ht' right with God than to hm' sitvcvssftil in lifc. XNK hx Kindnms is tht- kc-y to happinvsw. Do unto others as you mulfl haw- oth:-rs do unto you. Mako othvrs happy and you'll vo happinc-Ns. May Clod's hltwing hc' with you through your t'. M 'ig t,,. 1 f ,V my 4... 13 e H L ' win, Graduation from High School in any young man's or woman's lift- is quitc an cvcnt. For somc it im-ans mcrcly thc first stcp in a choscn program of cducation. But for all it mcans just this, that now aftcr four long ycars of schooling undcr Catholic supcrvision you arc rcady and fully cquippcd to mcct lifc and all it has to offcr you as an individual. lt is up to you to put thc Catholic principlcs you havc hr-cn taught into action. In so doing you arc assuring yoursclf of succcss in timc and happins-ss in ctcrnity. 1 f' Saint joseph Church Rev. Father W1 Schaming OUR CH RCH ln man's scarch for world pcacc hc has turncd to plcasurc, sports, scicncc, cducation and many othcr novcl mcntal crm-ations. Hc has trziyf-lcd thc- glohc, scanncd thc hcavcns, cxplorcd thc sca and covcrcd thc vast unknown spaccs, bm-- licving that finally this fathomlcss thing callcd pcacc, might comc within his grasp. But always unluckily and un- happily hc rcturns to his starting point only to scarch for a nrw mcthod which might eventually tcrminatf- in procuring pcacc, pcacc of soul for thc individual, pcacc of charity and good will toward his fn-llow mcn, VVorld pcaccw ycs, wars havc hc-cn fought for this vcry thing. But sad to say, thc-y havc hccn fought in vain. 'I'hc onc and only sourcc of world pcacc can bc found in thc structurcs dotting thc carth whcrc monarch and paupcr, que-cn and factory workcr mcct daily bcforc thi- grcat whitc throne' of Him who camc that thcy might hzlvc pcacc and joy in ahundancc. Thi' studs-nts of St. .Ioscph High School we-rc taught this fact. 'l'hcir Catholic cducation which cvolvcd around an altar on which Christ, thc- Hn-ad is daily sacrificcd, had as its goal thc in- culcating of Catholic principlcs of living that arc thc only truc fountain of that pr-acc which thc- world cannot givc. Rev. I'lZlll1Cl' A. Svhutty OUR SCHOOL luto a fr-w nzo1.i1'nts Can ht' c'rowcl1'd tht- uu':11oru-s of yr-are livvd happily and mo-apt-rously. Yt-ars during which an 1-cluvation has ln-vn a C q u i 1' 1' d only through tht- ronstant intt-rt-st and pvr- wv4'1'am't' of our 'f'1l1'l1l'l4S. During whivh tum- also pi'oc'c-r-dt-cl a lift- inadr' Coin' ph-tt' with sovial int IU t'I't'Ht5 illld 115800121- ns which shall nvvvi ht' forgottvn. F01 tht-sv opportunitirs and lor tht' rniravlc of fatt- which uridr' tht St Anims of 716 will rvmain forvvt-r gratv- ful 'in posnilnlv, tht' As our thoughts rontinue- to lf-ngthvn ind hroaclc-n wt- art- inc-vitahly living' drawn into tht: futurr- with at Continuous pr'ix'a-r on our hp t ' ' . 3 M2llt'l'. tm our Xhnt S and in our he-arts Y ,, .fi Aftvr four yvars of pativnt rllort and lllll.lI'- ing intc-rvst you art- rvady to assume- tht- oh- ligations that a good Catholic lift- iinposm. .Ks WC watch you go forth to shouldt-r tht-sv lwurf dvns of tht' luturt-, wt- are vonlidvnt that you will lu' loyal to tht' ich-als instillvd into you at Saint joscplfs. May an all providt-nt God ln- your gguitlv and frivnd all thc days of your lift- and may Ha- hh-ss you always. Saint Jost-ph High Svhoul Guides Pastor: Rev. Father F. Mertens Principal: Sister Mary Laura Sister Mary Aquina Sister lkiary Maurice Sister lVIary Regis Sister Mary Margaret Sister Mary Jeanne Sister Mary Floretta Sister Mary Owen Sister Mary Gregory Sister Mary Johanna Sister Mary Eugenia Mr. Nick Jacobs Mrs. A. Klein Mr. Wim. Sommers Mr. Matt Gouze Mr. Nick Parillo MESSAGE FROM PRINCIPAL AND FACULTY Having persevered through twelve years of moral, physical and mental train- ing in the vast fields of education is a noted accomplishment in the life of any boy or girl. Graduation, the culmination of this long drawn-out process, is surely a time of real happiness and rejoicing. Perhaps when it is all over, you, dear gradu- ate, may ask yourselffwhat should I recall most from these recruiting years, that I can carry into my life that will bring for me the greatest peace and happiness? We would answer you in the words of St. Paula- Whether you eat or drink, or whatsoever else you do, do all to the honor and glory of Godf' Your daily good intention is what makes you fulfill the object of your creation'--fto give Him the greatest possible honor and glory. Secondly, this end will only be achieved by a lively faith in the Creator for Whose glorifieation you were put on this planet of ours. Faith in Him, in man- kind, in yourself, in all that is good, and noble and true, will elevate the humdrum of a sometimes monotonous existence and raise it to a supernatural plain so that the bitter things of life may he made sweet, the rough ways plain, the crooked paths, straight. Seniors, let your daily prayer be---- Lord, increase my faith. Olgiii QS IHIQS J QU' ' 7w- 'jl 'Q t 'L x f fn , mmzxn- Q uh-nl f:0lIllt'iI UlTi4'1-rs: l,I't'Sidl'lllvIA'0llIlfd U1-rrixlgcr, Vicv-l'rvsidc-ll!--Stunlvy Cluikmnki, Sc-4'l'r'talx'y-Ifluirr Ni-In-r, 'l'l'c':lsllrvr---I.ois N'illkomm. Xlitllll. C ul PIHIIIVI. c.kFll4'1'll nl 'Ewing In Huw' NYT' I Qflliltlllv C XIII Iiwfx .- rv-, V f T. li ll 'F l x ' . v I wr X, N ' 1 xx' J 4 mnov Pqonhhmi 0 q Prmiclvrit ,lost-pli Srhulvr Vim' l'rvsiclm'nl--Stzmlvy Czziikowski Sm-t'rn'tz1r'y Clzlirc' xvt'l7l'I' llY'i'llI-l1l'l'I' Svlmzi Imhoff The Svnioi' Class undvr thc' Capahlc direction of the Svnior Class Of'ficc'rs. workt-Cl tirvlvssly in invoking coopvration and intvrcst among thu stuclvnts, in ordor to have' thcir projects mzltcriulizcx Any Senior high- light, as thc' Sully dancv, vlass play. and opcrctta, wcrc prohlcms which cainc under thcir supervision. Under thc Capzihlc and outstanding lvadcvrship of Joseph Schull-r. all uctivitivs plzinnvd provc-cl to br' sixcwssflll. DIQOMOTOIQS ul PEACE 0 - x. f ijiZ?l?fl r, ,--XX I X A . Slucleml . XQCU IVQ C lj Ymitvclz llorothy Sounnvrs. Kluriu To tlu- studi-nt lmocly. tlu- Sluclr-nl Council rc-I '- Zzxdrozny. Eugvnc Svcllork. .loscpli svntcd thi' link lwtwc'm'n tha: pupils :incl thi' lizlrulty in Srliulvr, Paul Ilona. Lois lVillkonun. thc' whool, to whom tlivir proposals worm' introdufvd Claim' Wclwr. Stnnlvy Czaikowski. lor clvlibvrntiori. vitlwr to lu- grznitr-cl or C'li'Illl'Cl. Thx- , . . . l.lllHllIIll'I1I of cnfh lIlCllVlC'lll1ll,S cls'wir'4's clc' wnrlvcl on tllm' smndnlgf Im NW' Evclyn M'? '1fla- mtzahility and c-zirriswtiivss ol- ilu- Clouncill Working to- gcthvr in unison townrfls ll ronunon goal. provvd to F 'lohtyg 'Iwm Dvtiggo ' ' ' ' y lx- thc EXl'i'lltlYK' Boclyk smiinrwiric- lunction. AN long '- ' -' us the VOICE ol thc Council I'l'IlllllIl1'Cl constant. tht ' lmonzird Bvrringvr. voivm- of c':u'l1 studvnt rontinuvcl to Ins- lim':u'd. Chair iliziii . IN UU L2 CQIWUUL WCDIQLD thc' alnlltx' to k m' 1' ll l'Y1'l'Y0lN' s In i l i n Q Iohn xll'XllllK'll'l' nxlmvk., lhis lurkx' lad has l'l1-asunt and politr, is wvll as nrat and iwlizililv, clvscrilu' ack. llm ls il 0 l'im l nt ' L Sll1' ol, ilu' vlillird Urclvr. Miriam Ahnasy Al Busy in thc Study Hall OLJCI Cllfl PUQ l'aul .hlllllilll Munn1-l Nlllllllfl is li 1' st known for his hinnol' in all vlassvs. His lirir'nclly ways in a k x' hini quill' a hit with his rlassniatvs. Nlun- nvl is also an rscvll- 1-nl howln-r. Hx' takm-s an guttivv part in haskvthall which is his liavoritc sport. 'l'his lilond, liluv- vyvd Miss with hm' pop and viin is tops in thx' Sc-nior Class. Shi' is ll IIll'IIll5l'I' of thc' Ulm' Cluh and likvs dancing and skating. llvr anihilion is to hr' a D1-ntal Ily- gvnist, Mary Ashe-nbrcncr Mary Mary, notvd for hm' plvasing s ni i l 1' , is always willing to hvlp out whc'ru'vv1' shi' van. lll'l' hohhy is chi-wing gum. She' frvqin'nts all thc haskvthall ganirs. Sybilla Aucn Cy Cv is 5 ft. fi in., lmlllc'-cyvd, hlond, and full of IlllSK'l1l1'f. Shu' is hvst idvntilird hy hm' livarty laugh. Hvr lil'l1'lldllIll'SS and will- ingnvss to lvnd a hvlping hand arm' hrr two grvatvst assvts. Cly's hohhy is playing thi- piano. Shi' is a faithful nu-inlwr of thc' Ulm- Cluh. Kenneth Baldaulf g'Kcnny Quirt, Hahn, Cour- tm-ous, and iniscihivv- ous Cll'SC'l'llN' Kvn. His loyalty and sincvrity haw' won lor hun lnanx' fru-nds. Dam'- ing itakvs up part of his pastinlvz joy-rid- ing takvs Cars- of thi- othvr l-I'Eli'llOIl1 and working, thc rvsl. Leonard Bcrringcr Lenny Ls-nny, lu-causv of his vfTic'i1-riry in all his undvrtakings and ph-asing pc-rsonality, has won for hiinsm-lf thi- ofl'ic'c of Prcsidvnt of thf' Studvnt Coun- cil, Bvvausc' hf' is always arguing, Lon- ny is usually rl'l1'rrs'd to as thi' Quiz Kid of 204. Typlsls uf 'l'0lll0I'l'UVN lu llle -Q Qilml C UQ Maury Lou cl0I'lll'llllb UFIIISIIIY Many l.0ll is w1'll- lilwd l11't'z111:.1' ol' llvr quick wil, Slum- 11111 llSll.llly lu' 1'1'1'ugI1il1'Ll Ivy lll'l' lmlr flowrrs .lIlCl orclnicl lipstivk. Smnlcy Cz:1ikmnki Monk Mmmlx, .1 lull clark- 1-xm-ml lmv, IN llll X111- l'l'1wlc11-Ill ol tlu- Slll- lIl'Hl f.HllIll'll. Ill- I5 ll lJlYOI'll1' '1111111114 ilu' Slllll4'lllN l11'1'.11m' ol lux 11l1'.1xi111.g 1mvl'su11:1l- llv. lla' wvll cl1's1'1'v1m ll plum- on ilu- v.11's1tx' zu il l lIl'Illll' p.1sx1'1' illlll .1 lvllnw XVlllI lll1'Illy nl' light. Rolwrl liormsilz liclnzx llrzudlc Uliddia- Martha llrvicr Mary li. BI'lll'ggKllI1Il .. 1-w'IIi!m-- llcldir- ix ll11' Iiw- -Quart, Booth , wiff' Of ilu' Svllivl' .Xtl1':1l'Iiv1', l'1'i1'11cllx', Wlyin-X i, Um- ul films, wltll .1 wm- .X pl1'.1si11:Q s'1111l1 f,m,l0viHg, HH. HW . Um. xml, lmxkmlmll Ning l,K.l,Smm1iU- SIN. Tllil sunny Lll9IJll5IllO'l MHUHQ Hmm, Mliw- , . Q 1, Q :1x'1- won 111z111x' A ' h ' I,1Hv,l:g MN MUN. ,N Ill'X1'l Inu .1 XVllllN 'or t1.il,mlsfm,MMU.. SIM. HWS Hvplwd to BOOM Mary l.n11 llczlnlgm-ruln lux l.IXUl'll1' IJVIIUKI. WIVV- HV Vhwl im Iikl-5 to llJlVl' ll good llllll' Sl'l'l0llS silll' of Pom-ll ig lmthomlsi lI.- WM .,,,.-,- ll.-M11 in lilr- is Illillilllg 111111-, 111111 is prumi- hm. Datum. is L.lml.m., NNN Nillmwulh uf tin. 5.131l1u: M111'l1 l1'411'11- lll V5 limglll Sh 'N IIIHEJIIlltwilflfhrbiiilliirli t1'1'lstl1' of ilu' intrlli- l'vml11 .mul S1'k'lkl'lll!'Y ing dull, ,,,4,lx,- lm. .1lw.1yxw1llmg tolvml Wlndwwhithh Llmihrilwg twin... p0ss,.sM.d by 111 lyllllillll' -.'Xi'll0ll. ,,,5,.1A .1 lu-lping lmml, lH.I.1M.st. this Miss, Slu- IS tz1llx11llw- .11111l hm 1'l1:11'111 guloru-. bln' IS ll i'lll'i'l'l,lll lxloml llllll ns .1lw:1ys rr-:ulv lm' ll lnuglx. Ill-1 l.n'1n'itv sport IS lms- Rulbzlll. L, Niereedes Devers Ccde Cede is Our all- a round girl with smiling Irish eyes and Zl hello for every- one. Besides heing :1 steady Sully fan, she exeels in sports oi' whieh swimming is foremost. Her store of fun never seems to he exhausted. Edith D'Ignazio 'llfadiev Dependahle, rel i - ahle and a million other words t'ouldn't deserihe her. Eadie is a girl of many tal- ents, and an excellent typist. She is best known for her pleas- ing personality. Well- mannered and pert hest describe Eadie. Daneing is her favor- ite pastime. John Donohue Dunny Dunny, the hardest working man of the Senior Class, has cap- tured the hearts of his classmates with his pleasing Irish wit and sincere friend- ship. A plugger in the classics, he always has time for a chuck- le or smile. Audrey Freund Irish .-Xudrey is a demure Irish lass who is well- liked and an honor student throughout all her sehool years. Our only red-haired Irish girl in the class and what's more she has hlue eyes. She is al- ways refined and re- served. Audrey Fricdel And Good - natured and smiling are the ad- jectives that best de- scribe Aud. Her hob- by is writing letters or reading which she usually does in her sparc time. 3 . .1- Q' Eileen Fuchs Lee Lee is a charming lyfiss with lots of per- sonality, She has many friends whieh she has won hy her good nature. Lend- ing a helping hand is an example of Lee's kindness. Her ideal sport is iee skating. Jean Escher Jeannie 'fleannie . light brown ua.. nest describes this tall, slim, senior girl. Will- ingness to he of ser- vice at any time has won many friends for Jeannie. Her favorite hobhy is collecting drawings which oe- cupy mueh of her time. i, , ,---' 5 Sf V sw, X, KH t , , I Y. 4 Jw .f . W f I X , I- ' U .-t.J- .-4 Thomas Fitzgerald Fitz Fitz is our wise- eracking Irish lad. He also specializes in a twisted dialect and is humorous wherever it is needed. Draw- ing cartoons is his hohhy. ff 'l li Ill i l l in l 4 l fi l I l l I l l l ill i ii l l fl l l l ll .li ll l l wl it ll 1 l 1. L3 il Theresa Hcnslcr Trssic ' Bvttvl' known as 'l'1'ssic- , this bluv- 4-yrd Miss has hvvn with us sinvr' way bark wht-n . Whvn- 1-vt-r you would liki- to su- a smiling fart-, hvar a ht-arty laugh, or want a good frivnd, 'll-ssic' will lu- on hand. thier Roy Hinkofcr Horner Roy is thc' Inost lilu'ahlr of all svniors l71'l'1ll1Sl' of his silvnt and fri:-ndly way of doing things. Ht' is a gr-nius at typing and shorthand. Hr dot'sn't mind lu-ing kiddvd about his coinn!f'rL'ial studivs. Yolanda Gcntilc Tillie Tillie- is tops in typ- ing. Hr-r c'oui'tc-sy and politvnc-ss art- without fault. Slu- van always ln- sm-n with hm' good lrit-nd, Mary Louist-. 5? Frances Gitzcn Ghz lht' tall lwauty of 202 is notm-cl for hvr witty disposition. Ht-r ont' zunhition is to hc- zllmlt' to survivt' a vol- lvylmall ganu' with hvr two ft-vt on tht' floor. lilva IlIlh0ff El Selina Iniholl' Scln1 Thl' nlbround sifl Sm-lin has that lint- ol' tht' Scnlor Class, quality which is niost lil t-xct-ls in all sports dt'5 VU'?l Ol 4' Pill? and is gwut on tht, vnanwly, fha-1-rfulru'ss. 4 I lhc- In-st dm-scriptlon daflff' Hoof- ffhfqls ol Svlnl is Ball of an SIVUVK' typist lor Firvu. Shu- is tht- thl. pmldu. HN. gwm QUYISIIITI' olllhr' Class. idt-al in lift- is to lu- .Wlmlil hw golil this gay littlt- bru- a suwcssful strnogra- mm.. is tht. lift. of tht. phvr. party. Ruth Hcnnc Ruthie Ruthit' is always wt-lfonu' in a group lwraust' of llvt' happy- go-luvlxy nuuinvr. Sha' is a grrat lovvr of sports and thinks ict'- skating tht- inost df'- lightful of tha-in all. Paul jc-nu Paul llis rvlialmility won lor hini tht' oll'it'v of liditor of thx- Pvndu, Paul partake-s in all zlvtivitivs and is will- ing and Uapalilr- to a t't'v' pt any task put In hiin, Rolwrl Kll't'lll'l' KirCh Kirrh is thi' Ro- nivo ol thx' Srnior vlass and ran lu' liouml al 4'x'x'x'y Sully L' inu ll i. L' is notvd lor his wittnwss, llv ran lu' svvn clatinq a clill'4'1'm'nt girl vvvrx wvvk. kg. w ' A QQ... , . .- . . . 5' asa' .5 .. ww. . .kg 38 . N x ' -: - iv .45 . .Q 1 . 5... is - .-.wif llolwrl liflllIl'l'hllK'll Blll'lx1'lSu liolm is tall, lslontl, and XK'0lllll'I'lilll, and .1 Xtllll at Math and l'hysivs px -no-l llm' is hap- urlxy and a lmal lrivncl. llm' vx- u'ls in ilnitations. is lNOI'Ill2l Kruvz Norm Norm with hm' lmlondf' hair and grrcn vyrs is a gr'nc'ral fa- voritv. Sha' is in- Clinvd to lx' quirt, whirh arvounts for thc' thoughtful Ux- prrssion shr' wvars. Nornfs sparc' tinn' is spvnt at thx' 5 84 IU P. O. D. PANEL PQIDC1 PQCl lo Q.-Ill l,ucillc Lchncr Ycrnon Mcycr Lou Hymn Lou has a uuu-1 rinilm' with hlhllilillllg V 1' r y handsonu' vyvs and a swvvt clis- and wvll -1nannc'r1'd, position. Shi' is an Vvrn is likvd hy all, c'a1'n1'st stuclvnt with 1'spr'c'ially hy tht' girls. pl1'ntyofsc'hool spirit. llv is notvd for his Shi' dancvs supvr dv- l'ris'ndly pvrsonality lux, and is an :n'clm'nt a n cl c'xm's'pti0nally lraskvtlwall fan a n al good tastm' in sport loyal fricncl. shirts. I-lclcn Militzrr Helen With hcr plvasant s in i 1 c' and plvasing pvrsonality, H 1' l 1' n finds hvr way into thx' hvarts of all from thx' first f!'l'ShlllIlIl to thx' vviy last svnior. Shr' likvs to liaw' a Qood tinu' and is fond of flaming. Anna Mac' Mueller showy Shorty is thx' small- vst lass of thc' Svnior Class. Shi' likrs to danw' and dovs plvn- ly of it, too. You can usually find hvr in thx' show. Hvr :unhition in life' is to hr' a Dvntal Hygvnist. Lots of lurk Shorty. Audrey Scliiividc-r Snitz :Xiiclrvy fvvls out of plum' if shi' isn't rall- vd Snitz. Shi' is fim- loving, with an smilt' that wins hm-r mzmx' trivntls. She' likvs to clzimw' :md swim, :mil has zu kr-1-n sf-nsi' ol humor. GIRIIS COMMERCIAL ,, Hsin Jost-ph Schulrr it H ,loc . His kcvn pvrsonal- ily obtaincd for him QC ICE? tht- position of Svnior Class Prt'sidf'nt. Hu is il rr-gulzir Sully fam, lovr-s to draw, and his V artistic' hands won for him first prim' in thc post:-r Conti-st. WZ? Shirl Although Shirl is just am :ivvrugc stu- ilvut shi' knows ull tht' zmswvrs. Bvfziuss- of hrfr IJt'l'S0ll2lllYY shi' IN popular with vvvry- Iirilizu Nit-tlrr Rohr-rt l't't1'rs Carl Rosa .M't ' Shirlvy Schivgg Uflvl l't'tt ' lJ:11'k-1-yrcl llurl is Xll uint' lliiuus .X xshil ln-hiucl tht- u liriviitl of :ill from 'li'j': HlI'KlI If 1'll!INlNl'1gf lll' what-l of .iuxl iulopy, 5t'Illl7l'N to l'll'4'SlllIIl'Il. WI: llmms ml Juli Holm 1'1m't cl:-rulv wh.it llv is tlu- only si-uioi NIH AIIWAHS WVHIN In hr' tum :lo lust:-r, tzllii- who fun lvoust ol spultlv. lJ.mt'1uu in siuulligiiul or chin lmviug plziyvcl ou thu' HHf'1 Hl'H1lN I -'li' l'otts' trucslt. llw' i-- Y u 1' s i t x' for l-Ulll' lvx tml ls thi- lux '. . ul IIN, Sllmm HMM' thi- only om' who uurs. llis fuvoritz- g,l ,lwmlx im., XIMH. profits hy thi- v.u'tl past timt' is pluyiug lIII'1 ll'.lllllllQ. L1.lIllt'N, l'ill'lli. our-. Shi- tzllirs un Robrrt Svhn .u'tix'i' part in :ill Ruhh sports :incl liluis to RUN, is ill,- SWK-511. Wild' All l7f'm'ht bl' vi' HOV of thu' svuiot' ll1'I' si-usi' of humor, 1-12,55 of im, If Wm t'uu't sm' him you vnu ulwaiys livur him hy his witty laugh. llv is l't'l-t'l4l'l'tl to us thi- lwst-cli'1'sst'tl svuior. Mary Louise Senn Hillary Mary is a reliable, trustworthy girl who is always ready to do her good deed for the day She is the young lady who keeps the s c h 0 ol in supplies. Her idea of enjoy- ment is a good movie. Rosemary Sobole Posie,' Posie is the Ein- stein of the Senior Class. She likes to compete with the boys in 'l'rig and Physics She will al- ways be remembered for her great assist- ance at the Class weiner roast. Albert Smith Buddy His nickname por- trays his personality for he is a buddy and a friend to all. He can always be seen playing cards with his regular partner CPetej He possesses 'La never say die spirit, and a willing- ness to defend his point. William Vernau Willy'l Willy is the diplo- mat who loves to argue and to ask questions He has ex- ceptional ability in giving oral speeches. His hobby is dating that certain girl every Wednesday. Audrey Voegler t.Aud,, Volleyball wouldn't be quite c om pl e te without Aud. Danc- ing seems to pass approval in her hand of cards. Her charm- ing ways and man- ners have won her many friends. To be an Air Hostess is her devoted ambition. Aurclia Wanner Roan 'lihe quiet, pleasant manner with which Rea approaches her duties plus her loyal- ty and dependability have won for her friends. Like to d a n ce ? No, she'd rather watch. But she always enjoys a good basketball game. Rita Nlae Stadler nkitn She is one of the few girls in the Chemistry Classg evi- dently she doesn't mind the boys. Rita is capable of doing excellent work in all her classes. Among the sports which she enjoys, skating ranks first. womb ,fn 19 Dolores Terhorst Tierdy', Tierdy has acquir- ed many true friends through her pleasant and friendly manner. Her blond hair and rare artistic ability have long been the envy of the school. if X- f fd? p W NRE? lv i i .i l 1 W i i i I n i l A ' I l l i i l l i Mcrct-des WK-inht-iiiicr Dec Dm- is an Art Ed- itor of the' P4-ndu which prov:-s shc- has fim- artistic' ability. She- is 5 ft. 4 in., gl'l't'Il' blondm-, and i-yt-d. Sonu- pc-oplv think shi- is quit-t hut wt- now difll-rvnt. Dm- is cle-tm-riuinl-d to lc-arn jivi-. Shi- hopl-s sonu- day to ln-t'onu- a Coiuim-rcial Artist. cf QT I sf K ,A 1 P-'f 'Nj' jf X- 5A Rohm-rt Waigand Wiggles Our lmoy Wigglt-s is a star playt-r of tht- varsity. Ht- is wt-ll-likt-cl and has at'- quirvd inauy frim-ncls with his w i n n i n g ways. His nanu- will hm- wr-ll rr-nu-mln-rc-d in thc- history of tht- 'l lying Dutchnu-n lor his fast thinking and sph-ndid marks- iuauship in 4-vt-ry vn- t'ouuti-r. Rosemary Waigand Kirk Kirk is n'vc-ryom-'s favoritm- and has a sparkling c' h u 1' k l t- witli a disposition to inatvli. Shi- is vi-ry much at llOlIll' in at roll:-r rink and would rathm-1' skatm- than vat. 3' Claire Weber Clara 'l'lu-rv is nt'vt'i' a d u ll iuonu-nt wht-u Clara is around. That gh-aiu in ht-r vyi- spt-lls t-xvitm-nu-ut. Shi' tak:-s part in all ac'- tivitivs. Hx-r h i g h scholastic aliility is shown hy he-r humor- ous autl witty rm-- marks. Anna Mac Zinuncr Marion lNcltz Lois Willkonuu Frank Wolhcr Marc 0 Funk A happy-go-luvky LOS many uhllltws With his jolly, nat- Miss is Nlari-. She- ancl ph-asing pvrson- ural, and frit-ndly dis- lovm-s to danvm-, has a . . position, Funk Cap- spark of iuisvhim-f and 'mtl ni HHHUKI m turi-s thr- frii-ndship humor f also talka- hs-r a t' t io n s. l-In-r of all who know hiln. tivm-.. Ili-r 1 favoritt- Qwwt gmillk and lout- Eu n k 1-spc-viglly lis pastinu- is p a y 1 n g ' ' 'nown as a istur :- with thost- c-utv littlt- ly ways iuaks- any ann- vrt-ator. Ht- is animals in Biologv. rlltllwillr 'I h rl j ,Y tht- 1-fl'it'iz'nt tru-asurx-r' Sht- pals around with gi P' ' ' I I - of tht- Catholic' At'- Rof-, ont-. tion Club. Annie Aunir- is a Zvalous studt-nt and hvlpful with all activitir-s. Sha- is notm-d for hr-r at- travtivt- hair styles, and drt-:uns of tht- day wh:-n shi- will havm- hr-1' own ln-auty parlor. Annie- insists th 1- y are-n't day mln-aius. Theory in Practice MECHANICAL DRAWING Behind these drawing boards and T-squares sit our mechanical drawing students, They are our engineers and architects of tomorrow. VVhen this subject was offered to them in September they were eager to accept it. They took a great interest in their work, and have become quite skillful in the art of drawing, printing. and lettering. PHYSICS Here, the Senior boys are just unlocking a few of the secrets that nature withholds from those not taking the subject of physics. Even to some of the Seniors in the class they will always be mysteries. At the lab periods which occured weekly, the Seniors can be observed, each group at a clifferent experiment, trying to prove practically Olmfs Law, Archimede's Principle, the Law of Inverse Squares. the Theory of Illumination, Specific Heat, etc. To the scientists and physicists of the future, this work was extremely interesting. First Row: William Vt-rnau John Donahue Second Row: joseph Schuler, Robert Sz-hn Third Row: Frank Wollier, Vernon Ml'f'l'l' Experimenting Day Left lo right: Thomas Fitz- gerald, Robert Waigand, Paul jf-na, Paul Altman, Kenneth Baldauff, jack Alexander. Right I0 lm-ft: llaxrl Rosa, Lvo- l.4mtc'rln:u'l1. nznrcl Bf'l'1'lIlgl'l', :mal Rolu'rt Dissecting Prcscrvcd Spvcinwns 'llnsling Organic Synlluwis Cl HCM ISTRY Will: llu' llllXl'Ill ul' llu' .xlilllllf ,Mtv NllICll'lllN m'x'm'ry- wlu'r1' gm' wzmting ln luum' tlu' xsliy guul lum nl' Ilmix lI'4'Ill4'IlllUllN clim'm'm'1'y. 'lllu' :lllnxc'1'x In many ul' llu' H'C'l'K'lN rullurl' luwlcls, um lu' ln'4xrru'cl in ilu' wis'iu'mw. llvrl' lllI'1'l' c'lu'miNtx. wliim' wiviuw' 5lllll4'lllN. xwrm' lllllfhflilllg' ll livxv ul llu' 111ysu'1'im ul' m'g41nu' a'lu'mixlry. lluw' xwrs' lIlll'I'i'xll'il in Syl1llll'NlZlIlg mnu' IllAll'lil'l pro- illll'lN likm- LlNIJlI'lll. 1'llu'r mul lll'llZQllLll'llVllt'. l,s'm1z1rcl Bl'I'I'lIlgK'l', zxllvr m'mnpl4'ting' ax wrisw ul' wx- IM'I'llIll'IllS. gnu' 11 lm'1'turl' :lt tlu' S1'in'Iu'1' Cnxlqlx-xx lu'lcl :xt tlu' Blllll l,lJllI1'l1lI'llllll on nl'lllIlllAlIIN'IIlLll Urggmu' Rw- 1ll'tl0llx,u ISIOLOGY Biology tlu' xtucly ul' :ull living' lliings. um llu' rv- cluirvcl Nl'll'Ill'l' ul' tlu' Girls ul 'Pl-6. 'l'lu'y lmuul it In lu' an sulmjvrt XYllli'll prr'ss'11lm'cl Nlrzlngi' mul XS'OllCl1'I'llll l:u'tN znluwul ilu' world in XX'llll'll llu'y livv. It was lllllltlfllllll to llu'm lX'l'LlllM' ills livlcl was lille' llSl'll. llu' first tmulm ul ilu' i'1ll'lllN'Ul'lIl tluw cl1w'vu'cl Lfnw' llu'm 11 wmaxlioii lu'vm'r to lu' lm'gott1'i1: zuul mu' ul' tlu' num vxijuyzxlilc' lzxli lwriods was that in xvliivll llu'ir little' lrrmgu wvrm' c'cm1plm't4'ly cl1suu'mlu'r4'cl. 'l'lu' girlx url' pu'tl1rc'cl witli ll livw ol tlu' lJI'4'N1'l'Y1'll sIJ1'i'llIll'Ili lo lu' cliw'r'l4'Ll. lmfl to M Flglllf Nl.Il'lllll liru'r lIl'Y l.ou l,K'lltl!'l', lfz'4'ili.l Nimlvi, Svlmillu .Xlu'11, .Mulrv-x l'x'v'uml, 'l'lu'rs'm ll1'IlSll'l, Yo l.nml,x flvnlil:-, CLASS H ISTC IQV 7 The morning of September 8 dawned with no particular importance to most people. But to 76 shy Freshmen who walked through the corridors of St. Josephis for the first time it was the beginning of something new and exciting. When our schedule was first put before us, we now admit that it wasn't a feeling of confidence that swelled within us. Latin and Algebra stood before us like two huge, impassable mountains, but we later learned anything can be conquered with honest effort. On November 8 the Seniors presented the initiation social. Although it seemed strange to us at first, the gala affair which consisted of initiation, a light lunch and dancing soon made us feel an important part of St. joseph's. December 15 marked the opening of Christmas vacation and January brought the re- sumption of classes and mid-semester exams. Two Freshie boys William Vernau and Robert Kircher were chosen to join the line of four senior cheerleaders and did a swell job. The date for our first social was May 6 and every Freshie eagerly worked to make it a SUCCESS. , I The Flying Dutchmen captured the title of State Champions and we were proud not only of the team but also of our Freshman, Carl Rosa, who made the varsity. june rolled around and we met and conquered our exams. We couldn't help but feel a sense of achievement as we left for vacation knowing that with September would come a SOPHOMORES Upon returning to school we sang in our hearts as we discovered that we were another step higher on the ladder of our high school career. We felt like experienced veterans as we observed the new Freshies. Within no time at all we were in the regular stride of our school work and were ready for a year that offered Latin II, German I, Geometry, World History, English II, Music and Religion II. Watching the Freshies being initiated at the Senior social gave us a feeling of satisfaction. Another vivid memory was the basketball game in which the Sophomore girls defeated the Freshies. Basketball season seeded like an oasis in the desertf' as it offered diversion from our solid schedule. History repeated itself and again The Flying Dutchmenn took state laurels. It was also during this season that twenty-one members of the class had an unexpected free day. The 17th of February was the date set for the Soph Social which we like to look back on as the best held at St. Joseph's by the under-classmen. As soon as the weather permitted we tramped to South Park and had an unforgettable weiner roast. Time went fast and before we realized it exams were completed and we walked J UN IORS Upperclassmen at last. This was the year of activities. Much planning and thought had to be given to the Senior Prom which we were to sponsor. This year also saw a change in our curriculum. Commercial subjects came to the front for the girls, the boys all went out for chemistry. Among the successful Junior activities were the skating party and the Sully dance. Second semester found us in the driver seat of the school paper and loving it. May 6, 7, 8, were days of serious thinking, for this was the time set aside for the annual retreat. Father Norbert made this retreat one that we will ever remember. May 25 saw us at our Sunday best enjoying the Junior-Senior prom. We tackled our exams, cleaned our desks, and said so-long to our classmates and were happy in the thought that we were now Seniors. SENIORS When we returned once more to school our class was slightly diminished in size but certainly not in spirit. It was a wonderful feeling that accompanied the first days of our Senior Year but it soon wore off as we got back into our daily routine. The senior boys took a notion to be typistsg the girls, biologists. The second semester found us deeply engrossed in the field of entertainment. The Christmas Cantata being a success, we turned our thoughts to the class play and operetta which were soon to follow. All Seniors looked anxiously forward to the coming prom. This was what we had worked for and looked forward to for three years and now we find it slipping swiftly away. Time waits for no man and as we face the realization that soon we will walk through these familiar corridors for the last time, we are not happy, but we have no regrets, only memories of wonderful times and acquaintanceships. The day of November 7 will long be remembered by all the Seniors as it was on this day God saw fit to take from us William Glaid. He is gone but will never be forgotten in the prayers and hearts of his classmates. change of title. eagerly into summer. Wcurhjlcil DQGQQ ami' Gofvcl J UN IORS 203 Dc-fcnse Stamp Revord W1 007 l'h4- Juniors rcs:-ive thrir C l a s 5 rings. 'l'hat's one- thing of which they 'vt-ry proud. Class Officers: lrcs. Mary L Mc-tthr'nbic'r, V. Pres Francis Ciraula, Svc K Shirlry Adams, 'l'rz'as V x Donald Re-ctr-riwnld. L1-ft to Right First Row-Betty Mac Millvr Lois Karllpriwyrr, Donald RFC!- rnwald, Mary L, Mach:-nhim' Francis Ciraula, -Ivan Bittnvr Rosvmarlc' Bornschlvgvl. Second Row - Mary Ernst Florim' Kuhn, joan Snydrr Shirlc-y Adams, Dolores Baum-r Mary Ann Faust, Lois larkt-r Third Row - Gran- Mtir'llc-1' Ros:-mary Mille-r, He-lrn Vogc-l Paul Nlillvr, Rosrmary Regina Cvorgm' Conlcy, Doris O'Brr-in .Iran Bauvr, Ml1X'y' jolws. L1-ft to Right First Row--I'Qvc'lyn Moliridai, lilvztnor Frzu'e'k, 'I'h0lIl1lS Lvwis, Muriv Zndrovny, Norman Fvld- nn-ivr, Dolorvs K:irrr'nhzin4'r, Maxrgurvt Shonhorn. S1-cond Row-Pxttrivizl Yrugrr, lflllil Svhirnhorski, D 0 n n an Huge-11, -It-:in Dc-tig, Dorothy Mt'Knight, Shirlf-y Martin, Lois l ri1-dsl. Third Row - Marin- Ohm-rrr, I,nt'ill1' lllnid, Ruth Wvil, C01- 4-ttzi Bovhni, .'xil1't'H Svhippu-r, Lois Ilrnnna-r, ji-an johnson. Fourth Rom-Rohm-rt Stanton, l':nzl I.:xur, Hug:-nr Svdlork, tflifford Klingvr, Donald iiilIlll'llLl, Fri-tl Klinkf-nhl-rgvr, Donald Svhunln. I H I ,IUNl0hS 102 ings, rings, rintgs, tlitl rtnnr' yvtf' .Xt Lust tht-3 mn' rings ' illt' Il1'l'l'. lla-it-nm Rr'1'ord Stznnp Class Office-rs: . , 1 l'1's's., M il 1' 1 Q' Luc rozny: Y, Pre-s,, Nm lllilll l f-hhl11'ic'x'L S1-t' Jvzln Dm-tig: vliwatw lhonnus In-wus. f Class Officers: Svc. Frcs. Paul Bchcrs V. Prcs. Dolorvs wt-in SOPHOMOHES 104 lrcas, Donald Baucr ood uclf, tSQlllCPS Lcft to Right: First Row-Suc Allard, Amclia Kocnig, Anthony D'Ignazi0, Thomas LaPlacc, Harold But- lcr, Janct Kirstcin. Second Row-Raymond Boro- witz, Marion Klc-in, Mary Lou Saladin, Laurita Paulus, Eliza- ht-th Schaaf, Audrcy Macsurak, Mary Lou Nickolas, Ruth Zilnrncr, Paul Bchcrs. Third Row-Anthony Scialah- lla, Salome' Mcrgcn, Elizahcth Fuchs, Ircnc Wcinhc-imc-r, Do- lorcs Wcitz, Arlcnc Hcy, Vcra Ei, Iris Schicgg Fourth Row-john Uhingcr, Norman Bradcl, Robcrt Litzol, L con a Brondcr, Cathcrinc Faust, Audrcy Eitcr, Ma r y Alicr- Aul, Francis F4-lix Fifth Row -- Oscar Gardncr, John Kirkpatrick, Donald Dc- vinc-, William Rcynolds, Paul lircir-r, Ralph Stark, john N0- vosf-l, -IQIINVS Jordan Ire-nc Wcinhf-imc r I clwin lirm' 1 'man iw, First Row - Donald Walkvr, Shirlvy Sitvinan, Hlva Svhatnn, fiathvrinm- Mitt:-rvr, Dorothy Lang, Rirhard Mason Scrond Row--lidwin Hi'1u'gg- inan, Allan Qniring, Lorvtta Moorv, joan Krainz-r, Mvlva janv Blaisv, Lois Ds-vinv, W'il- liam Fix Third Row-Kathryn Mangan, Milrirvd Rah:-r, Susan Park, Dorothy Soinnxrrs, Dorothy Ilvrlrold, -Ivan lfvrtha Fourth Row-llvlrn Ruggivri, Ailvc-in f7Xf'IIl'1'itl'Ii, I, i l l i a n Sl'lllll2llII'll'Cl, joan Crow:-, Ursula Mar' Knorr, Phyllis Qniring Fifth Row-VVarrvn Rof-sslvr, Lois lidwards, Gvorgc' Bright, Ralph B1-lstvrling, Ann Gantt-r, Donald Connor' Sixth Row - l' a ul Schakv, lhoinas Rvinhardt, Paul Pavk, Donald l.aut4-rhacli, Kvnnz-th Iwwis, Ramon Olrririgvi' X X SOPHUMUHES 201 l ml gfwlw ou, minors Class Officers: Sm . Ramon Uhringe Dorothy I,a , Nlary Sehuetz Class Officers: Iris Nm' V. Pres. it s, 14 J Ser. Sebastian Vallelunga l reas. uculess lo qou, Qniovs FH ESHMEN l03 Left to Right First. Row - Paul Barlmer, Norma Berger, Sebastian Valle- lunga, Iris Nce, Charles Myron, Mercedes Hinkofer, G e o r g e Baehner Second Row-Mary Jane Lu- cidi, Elizabeth Lehneke, Mary Catherine Teiehert, Mary jean- ne Schuetz, Beatrice Spinne- weber, Stella Undereiner, Dorothy Spara Third Row-Mary Lou Lei- pold, Arlene Fries, Betty Jane Neuhausler, Mary Lou Schaaf, Patricia Klos, Elizabeth Clouser Fourth Row-Catherine Bauer, Mary Jane Kautzman, Alfred Ruel-Q, Norman Tarlier, Claire Devine, joan Price Fifth Row-Marion Reynolds, Mary Lou Wanner, George Friedel, Laverne Baumgart, Mildred Rick, Raymond Ruh- man, Thelma Thompson Sixth Row--Richard Walker, Thomas Doyle, Vincent Var- ley, Laverne Kass, Dorothy Miller, Claire Zwilcher, Do- lores Feldmeir, Louis Bott, Edgar Lutz, Kenneth Neu Charles Myron C lass Officers: William Kress la-ft to Right First Row-Rohr-rt jobes, Shir- ley Speieher, David Iinhoff, Pauline Kelly, William Kress, Mary Ellen Kasper, Donald Sehultis. Second Row-Clarence Miirx, Mary Mattern, Marion lihrlieh, Audrey Nix, Catherine Alien, Dorothy Fuehs, Aliee Winter. Third Row-Dolores B i 4- r r' , lhelina Wolfe, Marjorie Wyse, Anna Mae Kramer, Mildred Inlhofl, Rita Brand, Rose Iflgnazio l'0urlh Row-Mildred Kramer, .Xrnu-lla Henne, Agatha Sohole, Dolores llonu-r, Mary Agnes Ford, Cflare Sehiinhorski, Edith ll0lflll1lIl, Naney Neu, .Ioanne Miller Fifth Row-John Karrenhauer, Noilerl Bauer, Elmer Freund, Alfred Sehirra, john Zovko, Donald Zandier Sixth Row-Rieliard Seeiniller, Dorothy Brandt, Doris Long- staff, Nanry Crowe, Edward Nr-ville, Beatrice Klos, Mary 'I. Hartman, jean Lueinski, llarry Loveland FRESHM EN 101 ' , 0 C , . ,I Q S lUllQQSl IQSSIIICIS, QIIIUVS Pres. l' uulinu lu llx David Illllliilli .'xllKll't'f' Nix ur lllI9! o Go uncl Sell Reverend Frcdcrivk Mcrtcns, Pastor I to right: Nivlva janv Blaisv, Irvnm- Wc'inhvitn4'r, Paul Bt-hc-rs, Franvis Fvlix, Rolwrt Litn-l, Donald Connor, Phyllis Quiring, William Fix TRIGUNUM IZTRY During thi-ir last yvar thi- si-nior acadm-inivs wt-rr' husy gvtting as niufh thvory in math as possilulm' to lit thvin for thi' plan-s thvy intm-nd to takr' in thu' world of IIlllCl'lIIN'S. What tht' futurm' holds for thvsc' trig studvnts cannot ht' prcdictvd, but thvy arm- pr:-parm-d to fan- it and rvgardlvss, arc anticipating a job which thvy know, will hc- a hig ont: trying to ht-lp tht' world adjust itsvlf to niodr-rn pr-zicvtiixim' standards. RICLII JIOITS INSTRUCTION In Catholic Schools, rt'- ligion is thc' main suhjvct on thc' Curriculum. Tha daily prayvrs, rvligious in- structions, rvtrvats, and rc'- ligious artivitivs arc, what wx- ronsids-r, rnost important in our young livvs. 'l'hc's1' hr-lp us to fully undr-rstand thx' rs-ason for our rxistvnrv and to prvpart- us for llc-ttvr llatholit' living which tnvans knowing, loving, and svrving God and aitning to lovr' onc-'s nvighhor as onvsvlf. Our Rl'V't'l't'Hd P astor, Fathvr lvfvrtvns, ht-ing in- trrvstz-d in the- wt-lfarc of thc- stud:-nts, visitvd our high svhool to impart thvsc- rc'- ligious instruvtions. Tho stu- dvnts prove-d to hc' attontivc list:-nc-rs, vnjoying Fatl'1c'r's 1-xw-ll:-rit illustrations and witty vxpr-ri1'nc'z-s. 'I' h 1' y wx-rf' disappointc-d wh 0 n othm-r dutivs dvprivud thmn of this valuahlm- rc-laxation. LATIN CLASSES To thc- Sophs, Cacsar is quitv a gc-nc-ral. In fact, his most r1'Cc'nt Conquvst shown-d thc capture of Gaul hut thi- Latinitvs sincvrvly hvlit-W that Cac-sar has fin- ally invt his match with thc Struggling Sophsu by rvciting his Gallic wars with such rapidity that Car'sar's only altvrnativm' sm-iilvd to lx' a Capitulation to thvxn. .Nn intc-rvsting fvaturc' of this yr-ar was Latin wc'x'k whvn all hooks wort' laid asidv, and gatnvs, puzzlvs, nl-tits, tivld trip to thc' Buhl Planvtariurn, and s t 0 r i v s wx-rr' vii-ioyvd hy all. First prizc' in the postr-r Contrst soonsort-cl hy thc- Buhl Plant-tariuin was won hy lhlillmk' Lou Saladin. Carl Rosa, Robert Lauterbach SCIICNCIC Rim Stzidlvr and Rohvrt IN-tvrs sm' taking :i Chanvz' ut purifying wutvr hy distillation. S1-vvrzil c'xpm'rin1c'nts provcd that volntili- mzittcr alom' Can- not hc- I'i'IIl0VK'd hy th i s nivthocl. ANNELIDS Mvrcw-cle-s Dc-vvrs, Elva Im- lioll' und Audrvy Schncidvr :irc busy cxamining and com- paring thc- Clifla-rvnt Phylum of worms. Thi- thirtvcn fcct llllN'NN'0I'lIl wus inost intCrCst- ing. I JI-I BAT Ii XVillizun Vvrnziu and Vor- non Mvym-rs chullvrigvd their honorulmlv l'l2lSSlIll1tL'S P 21 ul 'lvnu and Alhvrt Smith to a dvlmzitv, Rcsolvvd: 'That strikcs should hm' :iw-rtvd during war- lillllli, Rohm-rt Pc-tvrs who zivtvcl :ls Chairman and judge rm-mlc'rc-d thc Hnal dvcision. FORK lliS AND MOTION Cloncurrvnt il nd pztrzillcl form-s wi-rc among thc topics that thx- Physics s t u Cl C n t s IIlIlSll'l't'Cl. 'l'hc z1ppliCation of forcvs to thc' fic-ld of Aviation was most intcrcsting. Stanley Clzziikowski, Rohcrt Borowitz :ind Alhvrt Smith ztrc busy finding' thi- ground spcvd and voursi- of thvir futurv hclicop- tvr. Aczms, lmsias, and sA1.Ts Roy Hinkolvr and joseph Svliiilvr. two svnior Chemistry stud:-nts urn- inspvcting th 0 typvs ol compounds and hc- coming liaunilinr with thvir dif- lic-r'c-iit rm'zu'tions. Which of tlir-sv arm' good vlvctrolytvs :md which zirm' non-vlvc'trolytt's hy the-ir zihility to conduvt clcc- trifity was gin znnzizing dis- covi-ry. Pimigihj ovigi oi oo 1 him' Elil'1'Il I'ur'hs 3 Busy at Their lindless job-Books OUR LIBRARY For yvzirs thv lihrnry has hvvn zx wvzllth of 4-diifzntimi. rmii:1r1c'1', :incl l1CiY1'I1ll1l'l' to our studvnts. Visiting it has paid rich dividvnds to all. This ymxx' Ll wt of Brit- tzlnifai EIli'y'l'it3IJl'dillS. YN'cvrld Atlus :ind lnziny monthly riizignziric-Q arf- :Huong thi' zidditions niudn' to itx wvzilth of knmvls'dg'c' :ind tI'1'z1si1i'mw. No nizittvl' what the- in- Iiorinzitimi wziiilvfl. it Cain hc' rvzldily i1m'0x'm'rm'Cl from thc' many Nl'1vlv1'x. LIBRARIANS Front: Floiine- Kuhn, lvI'SllI2l Mm Knorr Rear: IiOSi'lllllI'i1' Hm'r1s4'lilcg: Kuthryn Mangan, Nfirizun .-Xlinzisx Susan Park, hiziry Lou Nlvfhvn Billl'j1j1lll2IIl, FVLIIIL Wcvllmm-1' C Q A J sllll'fl NI1'l'L1'ilV5 lDl'V1'l'N, lirlitll IJ-Igliillifl llldillg'--.IHIIII IJOHHIIKIV, x1i!l'S Lou IJI'lll74'l', l'il2llIC'4'S fQilll'll, Lois xvilllxfillllll, MJ Visiting the Blessed Sacrament FATIMA AND THE ROSARY Our Lady of Fatima rocoivod spocial attontion at an as- sombly hold during tho month of Octobor, tho Month of tho Rosary, jacinta, by Mc-roodos Hinkofor, Francisco, by Alfrod Rurk, Luoia, by M. K. 'l'oit'hort, and tho mothor by Botty Uausor, tho aunt by Dorothy Millor and Goorgo by Goorgo Barhnor. Tho dovotion to our Lady of Fatima consists in roooiving lloly Communion on tho first fivo Saturdays and tho roritation of tho Rosary. Many favors havo boon grantod by our Lady of Fatima to thoso who practioo faithfully this dovotion. Olliocrsz Prosidont'--john Altfxan- dor, Vivo Prosidont Vornon Moyor, Socrotary -- Lucillo Loh- nor, lroasuror-f Carl Rosa A Rl THIRD ORDER L Lilu- all roligious ordors, tho lhird Urdor has a dolinito aim, to aid its mombors in loading in m - thoir rospootivo walk of lilo, a pt'rfot't Christian lifo. But, whilo tho Urdor has in viow only this ont' porsonal objoot, it is bound to promoto tho w:'ll'aro of sorioty in gt-noral. 'l'o roform othors, bo- gin wiith yoursolf, and your ox- amplo will do tho rostf' Bi-monthly mootings woro con- duotod in which a gonoral Chooli- up on prayors, dutios, otc. worc- rooordod, Now mombors from tho Sopho- moro divisions woro installed intf ' tho sorioty in tho spring. 1 Ullll Rlf'l'Rl'lA'l' A timo for our spiritual rooolloo- tion was providod in tho thru-o day rotroat torminating tho sohool yoar. Divorsifiod looturos by tho rotroat mastor gayo stimulating idoas for solf-improvomont, as woll as manilostod tht- boauty of God. Undor his guidanro wo loarnod that no amount of ploasuro or linowlodgo Can ronlponsatc' for tho loss of an immortal soul, and that tho most important part of any Catholic odurational systom is tho Cultural valuo it affords to tho dovoloping of tho Cod-givon faoul- tios of this wondorful oroation, man's soul. Whon those' thioo days of in- tonsivo spiritual oxorriso and solf- oxamination drow to a Closo, wo woro thoroughly oonvinood that thoy would bo ont' of tho groatost assots in aiding us to stoor safoly tho narrow barks of our oarthly lifo to tho port of our hoavonly homo in tho groat boyond. Third Order Meeting I i' f1.'Yl'llUl,lC Aff'lilUN 'l'lu- Cllgiss ol Alb c'ontimu'tl the- worlt ol' Ilu' llilllllllll' .Xrtion Cru- uulvis ol pn-yions y1'2II'i lmy :adopt- ing Iwo rr-solutions: ont' ol an nizitvrizil nqitnri' :ls ar rt-snlt ol whirh l'0lllI'll1ll1l0IlS writ' mntlm' to tlu' missionsi 2lllOllll'I' of an spirit- ugxl nsiturt' which zudvovzitrd pvr- sonxil s:nu'tilit':ition. ,Kll zlttivitivs wn-rv 1'zn'i'iw'cl on through tlu' C. II. .X, uiulvi' tlu' gnidznuw- of Sistrr Marx' flrvgory, tlu' l :u'ulty Nlod- l':xI4n'. Ulfivc-rs: Prvsiclw-nt Rohvrt Pvtvrs, Vim' l'r'1'siLlr'nt l r'zmlx Wollu-r, gt'C'l'4'lilliy Mary Lou Dc-iitzvr, l'rr-insult-r Rolwrtl,:n1tr'rl1au'h Dedicated to the Blessed Mother on ho srl CI C A Meeting SAINT DOMINIC Sziint Dominic' of Gusnmn, il Spaniard, :md ll loundvr ol' 1' of thc' grvzitvsl rrligious ordvrs in tlu' t'lnn't'h, wus puhliclx -Xmong tlu- luity, St. Dominic is I'l'IlH'Hllll'l'4'd 4-spm'c'i:illy for his having lu-gun :mtl sprvnd dvvotion to tlu' lloly Rosary. is lu-rznisr' of this f1u't that lu' was giyvn pulnlit' trihutm- in our otlu'r :md this pious przictirc-. Wc' lu'lic'v1- that Maury :incl dvvotion to ll1'l' through thx- Rosary hzlvc' ln-vu tlu' main Uilllhl ol tlu' spm-dy tm'x'inin:iti0n of thx- wxir. DlilJIC2A'I'lON Ulu' of tlu' most d1'm'aicl4'd zlvtivi is tlu' initiation, 'l'lu' snpposvc palddlvs, :incl luuising of llvsh :irc tlu-sv Fri-sliivs luiym- to lu':n'. ronstitntrs zu worthwliilv wrlvonu to uncl4'rt'lzissnu-i1 vntvring tlu this iclvzi wus i'm-uliyvcl whvn tlu lflaiss l'rz'sitln'nt, 'Iosvph Srlmlm-i' lo our Blvssn-tl M otlu'r. 'l'lu high school roursi-. norvd nt il Czitholit' Avtion Assvnilily hy :ill tlu' studvnts iool during c,l'K0l3l'I' which is d1'dic':1t4'd to our Blvssvcl tic-s of tlu' l 1'c'sl1ic-s in :my srhool lmrvaiking of honvs, shipping of u lvw ol' tlu' IlIltl1'lIJLlll'll hzirdships l'r-w Svniors know what rvnlly -school. lo tlu- St-niors ol' '-lb rlr'clu'zltc'd tlu' l n-slinu-n Cllzlssvs ollu'ri's ol tlu-sv rlussn-s usst-n1lmlc'd is pu'tun'r'cl znul i'm'p1':ilvcl tlu' IJIYIV- -1' ol Cl1'Clli'2lllUll whu'h wus il plval to Marry to lil:-ss tlu' stuclvnts and ulmtuin for tlu'm tlu- numy grzuws ni'u'Llvd lo l'0llllJll'lt' ai siu'1'1'ssl11l OU OPiCi B01 IK R BVI EWS .Xfting Coordinator, Rohvrt HOOK WEEK ASSEMBLY Ainong tht' outstanding svn- ior activitivs of thc- ye-ar, Catho- lic' Hook Wt-t-k was hr-raldvd with a splm-ndid prograin. Nfastri' of cit'I'f'lIlOI1it'S, Roh- trt Sc-lin, lt-ad a Contt-st in which tht- following partici- patvd: Mary Ellvn Bruvgginan, Jo h n .Xln-xandt-r, A u d r t- y Fr:-und, .Xlhvrt Sinith, Ruth Wvil, Rohrrt Stanton, Doris C,-Bl'il'I1. iSc'oi'c'-Km-pc-r Ei- . This cont:-st trst- td tht- studvnts knowh-dgc' of tht- livvs of lIIOCil'l'Il and wc'llA known Saints. PIACE . 'l,s Kii'L'h1'i', pivsviitvd M i r i a ni ,Xlniasy at tht' assvinhly who spuki- on Clatliolit' Litt'i'atni':- in gr'm'i'al. Proiiiint-nt hooks wvrt- i't-portvd on hx' Iaivillc- Glziid, Ht-lt-n Militzvr, and -lost-ph Schuh-r. Mary Lou Mvtiluiilmiz-i' i'0Ill'll1dl'd thc' svinlwly with an appropriati- powni and tht' Alina Matrix' rang out in rhorn s he-li0l't' tht- s dc-nts withtirvw. POS'l'l'2R t1UN'l'I'1S'l' josvph Schnlvr, St-nioi' Class Pi':'sidc'nt, won tht- first prim' in tht' fontvst ht-ld during tht' wt-1-k of Novvinht-r 5th, Ht' was an outstanding studt-nt in the- class avtivitivs and was a frivnd oi all. 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Carl Rosa, Rohvrt lVaigand Ol'llRliTTA LEADS Riding Down thx' Sky, ilu' titlr ol' thc- Spanish Opvrvlta prvsvrm-d at thi- 1-ncl of April In thc- Ulm- Ciluh, 1-nclm-cl a ym-au' in which inufh was clone- to luring out thx- xnusifal tal:-nts ol' flu- stuclvnls. llu- lvacls in thi' opvI'1'tla wvrv: Frarwvs Gitzvn, Claim' W:-lwr, Auclrc-y Frivclc-l, Alhi-rt Sniith, Jos:-ph Sl'llllll'l4, Km-nm-th Balclaufli, Mary Louisv Sm-nn, LK'0Il2lI'Cl Bm-rringc-r, Rolu-rt Kirrlu-1', Rolwrt Waigand, Frank Wolhrr, Rohm-rt I,:u1tvrhnL'li, and Stanlvy Clzaikowski. cl2l!'IIlL'llI2l, IJ0l'lI'llYl'Cl hy Mary Louisl' Svnn, was vvry unhappy lwvziilsv hc-r fathvr was forriiig hm' to niarry old Don ,Insv Nlolino, a wc-althy hut 1-ldvrly suitor. Kc-nm-th Baldaufli, playing livn Balirr, a young aviator whom' airplanr' was forfvd to land in Santa llc-linonica lvll in low' with clJlI'lIl1'lll1l and savvcl lim' frcun hm' lllll-2IVOI'2llllt' suitur. tJHfXTKJHlthNL CK? 1WCS1f lliIl'lit'ijJ2lIllS2 5l':1tt'd: During: lfgigxtii, Nlzxry JXQIIVS Ford, Nfnry Lou Nit-liolns, Dorothy Gvrhold. Standing: .lmvph Schuh-r, wiim'-r, Stamlt-y Cvziikowski, 'l'l1tm'gis Dovlt' und Mary Lou Nft'l'il1'I!iYil'l'. 'l'ht' iimiii piirpuw tm' whivl tht- vcmiitwt vxltitlvd Count Your Blvsxirigsy' wzu hr-ld. was to stimulntv in tht' hmrts of tht' Studvnte tht' right spirit of Thanksgiving hy t-xplgtiiiiiig to thvm tht- trut' iiituming of tht- word Blt'ssings. This your mort' wm hztd lim' whit-h tu ht' thziiilxliul than uthvi yvzirs, ht-rzitiw. iiichidvd :uiiong tht- mzuiy Iilt-wing-X ot God. wzu th.tt Pvzwt- which tht' world hits i7l'l'll fighting for my lung. 'I'ht- wiimt'i'. .IHNUIJIT Schtnlvi. um tirmn rhv t-law ot' 202 :md had Il scorn' ut' 778 pointy 'l'ht- two xtudvutx who ut-rv nvxt in orclt'r :uid x't't't'ivt'd hmimwihlt' mt-ntimi wvrt' 1711111111 Iizugztn. xwrt' 7.30 points :ind Stzmlvy Clziikmwki, st'm'r' 7-I0 puiiitx. 'l'h4- mt-iiiht-is ut tht- hmvitlly :itttid zu jtulgtw. PENDUNTAFF viitirt- Ntudviit hudy nt tht- wt-itil zivtivitivs :uid class iillHt'li0IlN ul' tht' yt'2ll'. 'l'ht-5 t-i1dt'g1x'tn't-tl to put out ll good pnpvr and xutixty tht' studvntx att tht- anim' tiiiiv. 'l'ht'ir xttttt-M in this ioh XX'LlNdl1l' to thvir t'0opt'l'attioxi and tht-ir zthility to NVOUIJ tht- nt-xtx :md mstkt' it known. This wptltzitimi tht-y lt-xtvt' to tht- -lunimx tn uphold. with hut ttitht-N Ivor xt1t't't'w in tht- umiing ytutr. 'l'ht- wlimml pztpvi' stzntl' ix wrt-ditt-cl with tht- :wrtmiplishiiwrit of inturiiiing tht- JUNIOR-SENIOR DANCE 'l'hc- music' was hrought to us hy Guy Lo111l1:1rdo :md Artic' SIIZINV fOI1 rvcordsl, F1'o111 thc' happy vxprc-Ssio11s 011 ilu- dz111c'v1's fucrfs, f'Vi'I'y- 0111- sn-1-1111-d to 1-njoy th:'111- svlvu-s. 'l'h:- Sucrm-d l'I1'2lI'l, rf-11t1'1', wus invokvd to hl:-ss thc' scfuiors d1'pz11'ti11g from th:-ir A111121 Mutvr, as thw- twx was dc'dic'z1tl'd to thc' Putron of the' Ill0Illh of .lum- Qlllliflg whiCh it wus he-ld. Thr- I-'zu-11lry 41011-d :ls c'h:1pc-r011c-s for thc' da111c'e' amd thc' only Objt'l'liOIl wus that thl- d11111'c' l'IldK'd too quivkly us ull good things do. THE GRAND MARCH It was gm-L Lli'llll1liIl1K'dN li11tr' 111 thx- Sl'HiOl' sofiul, so lhv svniors and fI'l'ShIIlPll had this dllllfl' l0gt'Illl'l'. Fill'l'S that wx-rv oncm' 1111- fllllliliilf we-rv soon vullvd old f111:1ili:11' frivnds. Long :md lasting f1'i1'11dships we-rv 111z1dr-. EV1'I'yOIll' had il XVOI1dl'l'fkll ti111:'. YIRGINIA Rlilil, Swing yum p111'tn1'x', round You go. It lookx lilu' gn lot ol inn, dm-sift ll .' .Xnyw.1x Ihvsz' hgxppy-:gm IHK RY Kf'IlilllkN Sl 'Ill tl, IN' t'Ili0ylIlLf thrwmr-lvvs. lhis rx unlx' um' ol thx' llldllk .nm livitirw that look plan' durimg Ihv srnim' xorizll. Spirits wvrc' high, hmxrtx xwrr' Lynx, gui:-lx' and laugh- lrr rung thxuugh thv hulls, jx 'Nlcm-s1f.NloR 'rl-:A Hurinng the' month of jum' the- Juniors hf-ld ll f0I'lII1lI 1:11 in honor nf thu- S1'Ili0l' filllillllllillg lllnxs. Vllhv llNllLll lumhvmm wan wl'vr'ci. Ilurinu Ihr' LIIQIVIIIOUII tha- glllxv 11'll1l'llllll.llnlx Ilona tha- juniors, wr-rv pr:-wut:-si to thf- Nl'lli0l'N Illhr' lone w.n vnlvcl ll sllL'c'1-xy 'I hr lluxtvxsww w 1' 1 4-2 S4-Img: Imhoff' :und iillliff' XXVVDIVI. TH IC B ,NND Llndvr tht' dirvvtion of Mr. Nick Parillo, tht- studvnts arm' off:-rvd an 1-xc:-lla-nt opportunity lor a thorough training in thc' Orch:-stral works of many of tht' niastw-rs. liirst Row Scaled: Rohr-rt Wasrilto, Charln-s Myron, lN1argarm't Bt'Illt'SLlt'I'l.t'l', Bn-tty Movslvin, Br-tty Mac Koch, Paulim- Kc-llv, Marion Rrynolcls, Francis Fvlix, josvph Novak, janivs Mr- Pvalx, .Xndrvw Millvr. Svrond Row Srzltcdz Saloinm' M4-1'gc'11, Doris Longstafli, lN1arv Lou Kovh, Doris Novak, livrnard lN1c'l'rak, Hilary 'l'ritQr'hlc'r. Standing: john Ka1'rm-nha11c'r, joan KI'2IIIlt'I', Frank Brvcht, vl'llOlll2lS Doyl--, Donald Mans! zziann, Paul Clohhrtt, Mr. Nick l'arill0, Ralph Bvlstvrling, Josvph BILIINIIILIIIII, Ramon Ohrin- grr, Paul l,al1r. Dorothy Sornnivr. Joan Nlillvr. Xhsrnt NlQ'llll'Jl'I'SI Donald V1-ry, Yolanda G:-ntilv, Engvm- S:-dlovk, Donalrl Cain:-lla, l42l'x'l'I'I! lXl ll'l'i i MAJOR li'l'TICS With thc- l'XIDt'I'I roarhing' of Miw Rive- the-sr scrve-n girls ara- hound to ln- thn- ht-st xnajorf-ttvs of whirh St. -Iosrplik fonlcl hoaxt. Ia-vom worn' givvn 1-vmiy vVt'C,lll1'wLl1lX alitfr srhool and tho girls voopt-ratt-cl w'ry niu-lx. 'I'hry 1-niow-rl practicing and tht-ir twirling ix vxpm-rt. VllC'2lC'llt'l'I Mias Dolly Rift. 'l'wirll4'rs: .Ioan Kl'1lIIlt'l, Lois Dr-vinv, Alici- Rust, lklarir' Hrani4'r, Dorothy Soininvrs, Shir- lvx' qli7Ill'lIl l:ClIl'l xlt't'l'lll0 I-,..,,. . The Glec Club C JG ,1 Wi in nn-nq.2a 95 Q .ff 33,5 www H WF af ',., ' 'fi V 525' '5?3 ,fg?fyk 5 , ' Ml A. ' ,,Q2'2L-'fifjll' 7f'tf? f' . '25 :VY -513:74 wil , f 5 1 i 5? V' 5' ff 'Q 'QT IZ. ' ' 11 -4' A ,V -My qw m f- ,- yy gs in pk, A I q . A- W ff, ff ,,--f L. 5,.w+ 1 W mfr. . -3 ,, ' 1- 'l , A, X' 1 f S f Q ,4 5 W ia 'i A' 4, 5 4.5 E I , My ew .,., , K 3 4 4 Q 5 We , 5 - 32 1' T' ' ,Q wr gf' - ' fy M: 1-gg: ml 41 3 L, 1 I . I7 'M 4g f, ,. , , 1 af hx f 'Q' 3 , ' s A s IQ. , YOUTH STAMP AND BOND BUYERS CONTINUE TO AID THE CAUSE OF VICTORY A realistic sense of duty pervaded when our country was at war and all aid to defend her precious properties especially her sacred guarantees of liberty was mustered. Since those possessions are assured us. the students at St. .Ioseph's still believe that the mobilizing force of Americays school children can aid in continuing to preserve a peace procured at so high a price. Eight hustling minute men, treasurers of the various classes under the ahlc dictatorship of Sister M. Owen, have solicited enough funds to procure a hospital unit among other purchases. School-at-war flags can he seen on the doors leading to most of the rooms as a rating ahove 9002 is ehalked up to the credit of the class. During the past year Maury' Louise Senn and Anna SERVICE OFFERED Mae Zimmer have gracious- ly offered their services in supplying the students with ' v - paper, pencils, and many xNIl'l'lNhI'Y other school supplies. Their service was very much ap- preciated hy all. il' h e classes have heen regu- lated through- out the year hy the faithful and punctual timing of Rose Blary Waigand. She has caused many a student to exclaim: Saved hy the hell. 'lihanks Rosie! This y e a r Pauline Kelly, a very ahle ac- companist made m a ny of our activities a suc- c e s s through h e r excellent mastery of the keyhoarclf Her generous service was very much appreciated and we wish her in u e h success for the future. .N A xmxxlt. m J S- i..Qfg -es' X. X X Nix ' g-- ', x Mikie 'M xxgsx, 9 X X xx Qi- q ' K ' . fl? X N ff! xqg X ilggg Robert Lnutcrb h Stanley Czaikowski R I W igand Robcrl Horowitz C I R Tim Iilqinq IDufClwrnQn UU li V MQSITY First Row: Carl Rosa, Ray Borowitz, Bob Waiganrl, Bolw Borowitz, 'l'om Rrinharclt, Tom La l'lac'c'. Second Row: Mr, Nick Jacobs, Kvn Lvwis, Norman Ft'ldm4'ic'r, 'l'om Lcwis, Boli Lautr'rliat'l1, Stanlvy Czaikowski, Don Lautt-rliach, Fathvr Svhaming. BASKETBALL GAMES ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL RECORD Josvph St. .Ianivs -Iosvph St. Thomas josrph St. Michavl joseph North Catholic' Joseph Clark joscph St. Casimir Josvph St. vVt'Ildl'liIl Jnsf-ph St. Casimir josvph Sharon joseph llvntral Catholic' joseph North Catholic' Joseph St. Thomas josvph St. Hvnry -Iosvph 'SL Vi-roniva St. josvph St. Josvph St. Josvph St. josrpli St. ,Iosvph St. Josvph St. Josvph St. 'lost -ph St, .Iosvph St. joscph 4' LEAGL' E GAMES Rohvrt Waigancl .. Rolwrt IAlllll'I'l'52Il'll Carl Rosa ,,,,,.,, ,... Stanlvy Czaikowslii Rohvrt Borowit7 ,,,, .,.. lt St. .Iosvph St. joseph St. tlosvph St. -Iosvph X04 mg .. l49 l'Z7 l l6 pts. pts pts rits. pts. +St 'fSt +St St 'fSt fSt Vvroiiifa Lulu' Basil Wrndvlin justin Basil 'ntral Catholic' Ci Ncw Ki-nsington +St flvorgt' St Mivhavl St ll ann-s SL Justin x'St Cvorgi' i'St Lulu' 'l'h1' Flying Dutc'hmr'n, with tlu' grvat hvlp of thvir roach, fought tlirough anothrr sum'- Cvssful svason. Although tht-y Clidn't hi'c'onu' Champs, it was thi' light in tlu'm that c'arrii'cl thi' rootvrs along with thvm. Starting off with thrvr' victorivs, thu' mvt dcfvats from tht' hands of North Catholic, Clark. and St. C1asimir's. 'l'ht' last two wvri' nip and tuck all thi' way through with thc' rvd and blur' losing in thi' closing minutvs. 'l'wo mort' vic'torii's Caint' to thc' Dutchmvn and thvn anothvr clvfvat from St. Casiniifs, this ganu' living lost in thx last thru' srvonds of an ovvrtimc' pvriod, 'lihr' Catholit' Lvagui' startvcl in january and gave' St. Vi'ronii'a's a viftory in tha' first gami' at St. -losvplfs. 'l'hc' svfond ganu' was a difl'i'ri'nt storv, llOXNl'Vf'I', aft:-i' living lwhincl six points in thc' first quartvr, thx' rvd and llluc' cami- to lift- and lvad sixtvvn to :li wx n it li ill and from tlu'ri' on it was nvvvr in doulmt. Nrxt to fall was St. l,ulu s. St. Basil's aclministr'rm'cl thi' svcond dvfvat of thc svason and thvn thrvc' straight lossvs from St. 4Iustin's, St. Basil's, and St. fls'orgi s put thi- Flving Dutt'hmm'n out of thi- ravi' for tht' Championship. 'l'hi' last two hattlrs wvrr' Closi' throughout lmut, again, thi' rvd and hlui' lost in thi' vlosinq siwoncls. 'lihi' tvam Closvd tht' svason with victorivs ovvr St. Gi'orQ1 s, St. Lulif s, St. Jainvs' and ' St. Mic'ham'l's. 'l'hus for thc first time' in fivc' yvars St. Josvph High r1'linquish4'd thc' Svction I crown. 4 1 , O H LE DER l 91 Cozicli N. ,Iztvobs Rt-v, WV, St-hauling lt is IlllIJUNSllllt' to clc'st'rilw lNit'k :is lu' rt-Lilly is. llls wonclvrlul t'o:u'lung'. his t-xtt-iisivc 1-xpt-r'it-iicv. his truv sportsmanship :incl his gn-:it skill in tvzxfliiiig our hoys how to plziy hziskc-thzill lizivt' provvcl vvry hvlplul in supplying our svhool with an t'xc't'llm'nt ttuun. WF- rtwillv nvvcl not write' ol Nit'k's ability us at t'o:it'li lwvzitlst' his rt't'oi'cl spvnks lor itsvll. But wt- should hkt- to sny that during Nic'k's hw- yt-:irs with us hs- has zilwnys instillvcl in our hoys ll st-nst' ol' liziir play :incl good sportniunsliip. ln 1-vt-ry gznnt- whcthvr lui' in the lvad or trailing thvir opponvnt, our hoys lmvt- sliowvd 21 fighting spirit which vxists in :ill lovvrs ol' sports. 'l'o Nick. ont' swf-ll c'ont'l1. wt' sny zi siniplv THANK YOll.', 'l'o lfutlivi' Scluiniing, Athlvtit' l7irt-ctor. wt- 4-xtvncl mort' than JK THANK YOLY, Without his lc'ziclt'rship, St. ulosvphls would ht' without 21 tvzun. 'Vinny lim-ziclziclxvs wt-rv his lot lwcniist- ol' trzinsportzition difliicultivs, Zlffilllglllg svlivclult-s. kvvping pt'nt't'. huying uniliorins. :ind Othvr worrivs of which tht- ZlVt'f1lgt' stuclvnt iu'vt'r stops to think :incl of whiuh ht' is not IlXN'2lI't'. For thvsi' :incl zill tht' lIN'OllVl'I1lt'Ilt'l'S incunihcnt on clirm-t'tors in this lit-ld, wt- gm- sinvt-rt'ly grzitvful. Fzitlivr. JUNHHKSENKHIGANUI Monday of Ortobvr 29 hrfraldvd thc annual Junior-Svnior haskvthall gamf: Bccausm' of thi-ir Cxpc-rirncc and size, the Scniors wvrc- thc- favorites, but thi- juniors had to hr rom- plims-ntvd on the-ir Fine' playing. Monk Czaikowski lcd the scoring with 16 points. Wigglcs Waigand follow:-d a Clost- sccond with lfi points. Carl Rosa, Bob Lautvrbach, and Bolmhim' Borowitz ks-pt thx' hall roll- ing. Norm Fc-ldmcir and Tom Lewis of thv Junior class aided hy Ray Borowitz, Ken Lcwis, Don Lautrrhach, Tom Rvinhardt and Tommy Lalnlacf- of thc Sophomorvs, playvd a swvll gamc, only to lose to a superior foc. At thc cnd of tho game thc- scorer board showvd a 46-21 victory for thc Seniors. CHEERLEADERS OH to a good start our prppy rh0c'rlcadvrs fontinuvd to lwvp ther spirit of Saint josvplrs luoostvrs high, thru many a wavm-ring momvnt. Thr-y travc-lr-d faithfully to e-vi-ry gamm- giving cncouragvnivnt and ronhdvncc' to thc- playrrs. Thru victory and dcfvat thvy Chm'rc'd. 'l'hry uscd as thvir motto this phrase: k'l'hs- right spirit for thc right school, St. Joscph's High. 'l'hv Che-4-rlrads-rs arv: Norman Brad:-1, Waync- Pvt:-rs, Rohr-rt Litzvl, Allan Quiring, and Edwin Bruvggman. JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right: First Row-Donald Bauer, Norman larker, Donald Zandier. Second Row-Ralph Bclsterling, Paul Behers, Edgar Lutz, Harry Loveland, john Zovko, Jack Novoscl, Paul Schake, Louis Bott. MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR VARSITY Under the capable direction of Bill McMahon, former St. Joseph High floor star and recently discharged from the army. the St. Joseph Jay-Vee finished a pleasant basketball campaign. Bill has wielded a Jay-Vee composed of Freshies and Sophs, who displayed fine teamwork and ability on the hard wood floor this season. Our future varsity men and Jay-Vee consist of: Donald fllonj Bauer- -plenty of fighting spirit, that's our I'Don. Norman fNormj Tarker A Short and Sweetl' are just the words to describe Norm's', short stay on the Jay-Vee. Donald fllonniej Zandierf-fAggressiveness and clever ball handling has kept him on the first string. Ralph CTurtlej Belsterling-mShows the making of a good future ball player. Paul fflunnerj Behers -A speedy, Soph guard and a very capable sub. His foul shots proved valuable many times. Edgar fEdj Lutz WA Freshie and worthwhile sub. Handsome Harry Lovelandfffhis six-footer should be an excellent future star. 'Iohn fjohnnyj Zovkow High scoring Freshie playing varsity ball. john C-Iackj Novosel-ffAnother Soph who has made quite a name for himself by being valuable when the team gets in tough spots. Louis flsouiej Bott-'f'l'he left-handed freshmen whose presence on the Jay-Vee aided the team vastly. ll' you happened to see an improvement in the play of the ,lay-Vee, it was probably due to the presence of the varsity-subs, whose appearance on the hard- wood. proved to be a main factor in the Jay-Vee's winning stride this season. The varsity-subs who contributed to the ,lay-Vees' fine basket-play are: So- phomores. Ray flcnnesseej Borowitz. Tom fBrowniej La Place, Ken fflhickenj l.ewis. Vllom Clommyj Reinhardt. MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY OF '11-6 Robert Lauterbaeh Bob's aecuraey and height while playing the pivot, plus his fighting spirit, have meant mueh to the Flying Dutch- menf' Bob surely will be missed in the Coming years, but will not be forgotten. Tom Lewis One of the six-footers, Tom has proved to be a big factor in this years team. His fight- ing spirit showed he has still another big year ahead of him. He will be a big Cog in the wheel of next year's team. Carl Rosa One of the veteran ballplay- ers, Capt Rosa played four years of varsity ball. His classy ball handling and his consistant scoring power have brought many a victory to St. Josephs Like his brother his all-around playing will long live with the Flying Dutch- men. Ray Borowitz Only a sophomore, Ray is growing fast and if given a ehanee, hopes to fill his other brothers shoes in a few years. He is exeeptionally good on his left hand shots. Bob W'iggles', Waigand Bob has played two years of varsity ball. He played a big part on last years team in win- ning the section. During his senior year, he was leading point-getter, due to his famous one-hand shots. Robert 'fWhitey', Horowitz Small but speedy, Bob proved himself to be a real starter. His fighting spirit plus his point-making overshadowed his lack of height. He is sure to be missed next year, both by the team and its followers. Tom Reinhardt The brother of Danny, 'l'om should prove to be very valu- able to Niek jaeobls squad in Coming years. He is a fine defensive man and a good set shot. Tom LaPlaee Although this is his Hrst year on the varsity, Tommy proved to be very valuable as a sub, and saw a great deal of action. He has a great future ahead in basketball. Kenneth Lewis Ken, brother of 'l'om, is another six-footer and shows some promise to become a good player, Norman Feldmeir Although Norm did not see much action this year, he show- ed however, he is one to be watched. A six-footer he spec- ializes in the pivot-shot. He is sure to be a starter next year. Stanley 'klylonkn Czaikowski Center of our team, Monk is known for his play under the hoop mainly on his tip-in shots. Donald Lauterbach Only a sophomore, Don started quite a few games this season and should prove to be very useful to Nick Jacobs in years to come. SENIOR CHliliRLliAlJIZRS Y!'lll'S to K'flllIl'. lhv sp11'1t ol thvsc' gll'lS was thm' 11141111 Ill- SlJll'2lYl0Il to thm s11 ' , ll0I' lnoyw nt thu- .Il1lll0I4- S1-11io1' gnrmx 'lhvy ws-rv: Sllll'l1 y' Svhir-gg 4'l'I'l'lll'9 lJ1'Vl'l'S, Maury Lou Dvutzrr, l.11c'ill4 I l'llll1'I', lIl'l1'Il Militm-r, :md Uluirw- wll'l11 11 -IVNIOR CIHICICRILAIDICRS 'l'h1' .Illlll0I'5 Wl'l'1' hy 110 111111115 lvfl hvllilld wh llll'1'I'll'2lill'l'5 Kd 1'll it Vllllll' to thr- l'lll'l'l'lIlQ s1'c'tio11. 'l'h1' ws-rv: Dorntllv lv11'K11ight, Slllfllj' LIIIIS, l,0lll1Ll l'l:1g:111, .Im-1111 B2lll4'I', .Il'llll U1-lig, mris frlil'l1'Il. GYM CIIASSES Ill tln' XVOIlil4'l'flll llyIIlIl2ISlllIll of St. qloswplfs High Sclmol, lhv girlk gun C'l1lSSl'S talke- plzxvr. fl1lllSlll1'IIll'S l1z1slu'll1g1ll, vollvy- hull, mlz1111'i11g, ru: 1111- taught :1 ll cl 1'z11'1'i1-cl 1111 hx' lhvir cnupgxlmlw' i11sl1'111'lo1' Mrs. Klvin. 'l'h1- girls 1'11.jny1'd tll1'lI' rlzlsxvs llIlCll'l' hm' zuhlr- 1li1'1'1'tiu11. v 'l'l IANK YI ll' vllfl Mzs K' KI1-in, wv 1'xlm'111l 11111' x1114'1'1'4' :1pp1'1'1'i:1Iio11 for h1'1' slxllll-ul wnx ol cr111cI111t111g Ih1' uvm 1'l:15s1'w ul Ihr pzusl x'1 11' 'lllll wr' I111111- sin- will I11' with SI. Klum-plulx lim' IIIQIIIY v LAST WILL AND T ESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1945 of St. Joseph High School, City of Pittsburgh, County of Allegheny and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, being of foggy mind and hazzy memories, declare this to be our last will and testament. NAME Sybilla Auen ..... Mercedes Devers .. Cecilia Nieder .......... Shirley Schiegg .......... Mary M. Ashenbrener Edna Bradel ..,............. Theresa Hensler .....,,. Selma Imhoff ........... Dolores Terhorst ...... M. E. Brueggman .,.. Lois Willkomm ....... Eileen Fuchs .,.......,.... Leonard Berringer ..... ...... Robert Waigand .,... Frances Gitzen .... Paul Jena .,....,..... Miriam Almasy ....... Stanley Czaikowski .. Audrey Schneider ,....,. ...... Robert Lauterbach ...... ..,... Mary Lou Deutzer ,..... ...... Joseph Schuler ........... ...... Kenneth Baldauff ...... Lucille Lehner .,.,... Thomas Fitzgerald .... Albert Smith ........ Martha Breier .... Frank Wolber ..,...,.. Mary L. Cornelius .. Ruth Henne ............ Roy Hinkofer ...... Mary L. Senn .... Jack Alexander ....... Audrey Freund ....... Paul Altman ........ Marion Weltz ,..... Robert Peters ......... Yolanda Gentile ..,... Anna Mae Zimmer .. Carl Rosa .............,...... Mercedes Weinheimer Jean Escher ................ Aurelia Wanner ........ William Vernau ........ Rosemary Waigand .. Rita Mae Stadler ...... Vernon Meyer ....... Audrey Friedel ....... Elva Imhoff ..,........ Rosemary Sobole Robert Kircher ....... Norma Kreuz ...... Claire Weber ........ Robert Borowitz ..... Audrey Voegler ......,. Helen Militzer ...,..,... Anna Mae Mueller .. John Donahue ............ Robert Sehn ..,....,... We also leave .... We Seniors leave ...... INHERITANCE Blonde Hair ............ Swimming Ability ..,.. Attractive Eyelashes ...... Little Black Book ....... Chewing Gum ........ Wit and Humor ,,,... Alarm Clock .............. Overwhelming Pep ....... Artistic Ability ........... Pleasing Smile ......... Much Used Comb ..... Slender Figure ..,.. HEIR Coletta Boehm Rosemary Miller Lois Brunner Lucille Glaid Shirley Martin Aileen Schipper A Late Comer Jean Detig Jean Bauer Worry Wart Lois Kampmeyer Jean Johnson Corny Jokes ...... ...... ...... E d ward Kress Hair Cuts ........ ..........,........ F eature Player Height ................ ...............,..... S hirley Adams Editorship ............. ....... M ary Lou Mechenbier Pepsodent Smile ...... ................ M arie Zadrozny Hair Style ............ ....... N orman Feldmeier Uniform ...................... ,............. .,..... D o ris O'Brien Seat in English Class ...... One who likes to sleep Charm Bracelets .,.. ............ N ovelty Collector Pleasant Ways ........, ...... D onald Rectenwald Wreckless Driving ...... ......... D onald Camella Dancing Ability ...... Wolfing Ability ...... Laugh ................... .. Patricia Yeager Eugene Sedlock Donald Schaum Witty Ways ......... ...... S ome Sad Sack Small Stature ....... ..... .,......... P a ul Laur Hair Flowers ....... ............... J ean Snyder Long Wavy Hair .... ......... B etty Mae Miller Shorthand Book ...... ....... L ucky Junior Girl Quiet Ways .......... ................ M ary Jobes Power ...................... .... C lifford Klinger Scholastic Ability ..... ........... E velyn Molinda Bowling Ability ...... ...... F red Klinkerberger Cracking Gum ..,.. ...... M argaret Shonborn Typewriter ........ ................,. J ean Bittner Piano Stool ........... ....... D orothy McKnight Hair Styles ............... ......... R ose M. Regina Basketball Ability ....... ............... T homas Lewis Picture of Bing ............... ...... D olores Karrenbauer Love for Hot Dogs ................. .....,. A ny hungry person Much Used P. . D. Book ....... ....... I rma Schimborski Comic Books ........................ ....... F rancis Ciraula Bell Ringing Job ............... Dependableness .............. Helen Vogel Ruth Weil Desk ..................,................ ....... U nfortunate Junior Pen and Writing Paper ,..... ...........,...,....... L ois Friedel Jitterbugging .............,...... ......................... A Hep Cat Love of Science ........... ...... R osemary Bornschlegel Dancing Ability ...... ................. R obert Stanton Present Position ...... ..........,.,.... G race Miller Organ Shoes ......... ................ D olores Bauer Red Hat ..................... ...... A nyone who wants it Charming Manner ............ ...... A ll the New Seniors Magnetic Personality ......, ......,....... D onna Eagan Love for Skating .......... ............. L over of Sports Timid lNays ............................. ....................... P aul Miller Pearl-handled Guns ................................ George Conley Our empty desks, well worn to the ............ New Seniors Ability to carry on activities to the Three more enjoyable years to the Our Thanks and appreciation, for New Sophomores New Freshmen putting up with us as long as they have to the ....,........... Faculty In witness thereof, We, the Seniors of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Six, have subscribed to and affixed our seal this, the Hrst day of the month of June, AD. 1946. The Senior Class of Saint Joseph High School Alexander, John F. .,... . Almasy, Miriam C. ..... . Altman, Paul F. .......,....... ..... . Aschenbrener, Mary M. .... .,... . Auen, Sybilla M. ............. ..... . Baldauff, Kenneth E. ....... . Berringer, Leonard D. Bradel, Edna T. .......,.,,...,.., .,... . Brueggman, Mary Ellen Brier, Martha C. ................ ..... . Borowitz, Robert P. ..... . Cornelius, Mary Lou ..... ,..... Czaikowski, Stanley J. .,... ..... . Deutzer, Mary Lou ..... Devers, Mercedes R. ..... . D'Ignazio, Edith H. Donahue, John F. ..... . Escher, Jean S. .....,...,, . Fitzgerald, Thomas F. ..... ..... . Freund, Audrey Friedel, Audrey L. Fuchs, Eileen V. ..... . Gentile, Yolanda R. .... . Gitzen, Frances C. Henne, Ruth M. ......., . Hensler, Theresa M. ..... ..... . Hinkofcr, Roy ........ . Imhofl, Elva M. ..... . Imhoff, Selma T. ..... . Jena, Paul R. ,.......,,, . Kirscher, Robert E. .... . Kreuz, Norma E. ...........,. ..... . Lauterbach, Robert H. Lehner, Lucille L. ,..,,.,.... ,.,.. . Meyer, Vernon E, ..,... . Militzer, Helen A, ..... . Mueller, Anna M. Nieder, Cecilia C. ..... . Rosa, Carl P. ,...... .... . Schiegg, Shirley M. .,....,,. ..,,. . Schneider, Audrey M. ..... ..... . Schuler, Joseph ........... .. Sehn, Robert W. ..... . Senn, Mary Louise ..... Smith, Albert J. ...,.,.,,,.. . Sobole, Rosemary C. ..... . Stadler, Rita M. Terhorst, Dolores ...... Vernau, William F. .... . Voegler, Audrey G. .... . Wanner, Aurelia C. Waigand, Robert P. ,,,.,,... ,.,,. , Weber, Claire A. .,..,,.,,.,...,, ,.... . Weinheimer, Mercedes Weltz, Marian A. ................ ,..,. . Willkomm, Lois E. ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , Wolber, Frank P. ..... . Zimmer, Anna Mae ..... 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