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

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incl Pepom ions on orlld os 5 As the din of battle eeases! Folding in the wings of fire! Let your courage conquer peaee,i Every gentle heart's desire. As the crimson flood retreats! Blended in the are of love, As the flags of nations meet: Bind the raven, loose the dove. For the glory that we see In the battle flag unfurled, Let us read Christ's charity Peace for all the world! UQEQIII It is indeed a virtue characteristic nf wise minds, who are true friends of lzurnanity, to understand that a real peace in conformity with the dignity of man and the Christian conscience, is the result of a pro- zvident justice and a responsible sense of equality foward all. Pope Pius XII

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-+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.