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

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U ctifh in owz eczclefza. . . 'HST' Sister M. Floretta, Sister M. Jeanne, Marie Oberer, Ruth Weil, Rosemary Regina, jean Snyder Alma Mater - Through its long years of motherly care, our Alma Mater has proved itself worthy to be called the Lamp of Truth and Guiding Light. Having been molded within her sheltering walls, the class of '47 moves bravely on into the gathering night, with memories of the red and blue high oler us helping us overcome the ob- stacles in our struggle. Mle promise never once to forget the unending help and kindness shown by our Alma Mater, our Gate ol Learningg Home of Love. Faculty RPYVEREND F. NIERTENS .... .... P astor REVEREND W. SCHAMING . . . . . . Assistant REVERPIND A. SCI-IUTTY .,.. .... . . . Assistant SISTER MARY LAURA . . SISTER MARY RPIGIS .... SISTER MARY AQUINA . . . .............Princzpal . . . .German, Shorthand . . . English, P.O.D. SISTER MARY MAURICIPZ . . . . . Latin, History SISTER MARY MARGARET ......... Science, Math. SISTER MARY FLORETTA ...... Typing, Shorthand SISTER MARY -IICANNE ...... Math., Bookkeeping SISTER MARY BICRNARIJA .... Geography, English I SISTER MARY GRI-IGORY History, English II, Math. SISTER MARY .IOHANNA ................. Choral MRS. C. KLEIN ........ .... P hysicalEducation . . . .Physical Education .. . .Basketball Coach MR. N. PARILLO ....... .... B and Director MR. FRANCIS SCHMITT . . . MR. J. BRUCHIZR .... MR. N. JACOBS ..... . . . . . .Drarnatics

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REVMUQND ALEX. SC11U'1 rY flxsislarll RIQVICRICND lful-:1m1cR1c:l4 A. Mlf.R'r1cNs Paslm' R1cv1f1R1iNn X'VAI.'l'lCR SCHAMING f1.Y.s'f.S'lllII I www' MMM MWA A I --...,.,,,.'s-xx X ...f sw gzczfifucfs QUN 1.1c,xv1xc our Alma Niulcr our l1lClll0l'iL'S rcvcrl Io lhosc who have so gCIlCl'0llSly hclpccl us lhfflllgll thu yczlrs. .-Xnmng thcsc :irc our pricsls who llzlvc born our c'onstz1n1 spiritual aclviscrs. They inspire in us thc principlcs lhzu help thc Students ol' Saint tloscpll High School to lxccmnc Indies 2llldgCIllICl1lCl1 of Clhrist. To them wc zm- sincerely Q'l'2llCl.lll lin' lhvir l':1lI1vrly czurcf :md solicilumlc.

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cf!! flmfg Uilllillf cg.:-:ctmai Senior Class Officers Senior leadership was an indispensihle asset ol' the school, and the students elected exercised their of- liees with the utmost capa- lxility. The President, Marie Zadroxny, and the Vice- President, Mary I.ou Meeh- enlmier, led the activities, while the Secretary, Donald Reetenwald, recorded trans- actions. The V1ll'Cl1Sll1'CI', Norman Feldmeier, kept the books balanced. These lour students were guides throughout the past year. mnaltl Rec-tenwalcl, Marv Lou Nlechenlnier, Marie flltlllbllly. and Norman lfeltlmeier Class Ring During our Sophomore year, measure- ments were taken lor our Class Rings. .-Xs luniors, we eagerly awaited their arrival. lt was an unbelievable pleasure to receive them. Today we proudly display them among our fellow students. They shall ever be a constant. reminder to us olf the loyalty and devotion we owe our Alma Mater.