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

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Ifrlilm' Iczm Dclig Ulm lofzafzfa 0 SealerIiI.ois lfriezlcl, jenn Bzulcr. Marie Zuclrolny. Mary Lou Mcclicnlmicr. Doris 0'l3ricn Slrmding-I-Iiigciic Secllock, Ruth XVcil, Norman Felclmeier. lliomzis l.c-wis, Shirley Mur- rin, Rolwrl Slzmlon, George Conley Yearbook Staff lVill1 liunclrccls ol' irlcus in llivir licacls, Ilia- Yczirlzook Stull tried lo comlminu ilu-in ull into an lmisfqcl' zmcl lJCIIL'I' gxlllllllll by lllillilllg their out- Slilllfllllg anim lllc instilling ol' Czilliolic HlllC2llS ol' Belief. A-X CZilllCI'2l uclclccl to llic sfliool vcluip- mcnt made thc work ol' taking pictures quilc an cxpcrimcm. .-Xliliougli llic first iiircslimrlit ol' lilms uuclc-rl in Illc waslc lmzlskcfl ln-cailsc ol laulxs in olmcrnlion, our pliologrzipllcrs wcfrc finally cn- courugccl willi cxctcllciii rcsulls. These und Illn- muny otllcr lilcziszint cxpcricnc'cs ol' compiling Il Yearbook wcrc cujoyccl lay all and will zilwziys lx- rcmcmlmcrccl. STUDENT COUNCIL

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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.

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t V Cufgofic Val 'l'!1 INS'I'.Xl,I.,Xil'lUN l'w'sirlz'lll Nlzlry l.ou XlCl'llClllllCl nl-Nornuni I'lCllllllClCl'. Robert Stanton. ljillllllll Reclenwultl. Maury Lou Nleclienlmier ,Vrrmfl Ron'-Nlzirie lzulrozny. Donald Deyine. .Xllztn Quiring. lieltyiglzune Xt-ulunuslt-r. Dolores Nlirltztlek. llonzxld Connor. Paul liehers. -lean Delig ml Nou'--llouzlltl lzxndier. john Rosas. lxlllfy Xgnes Iford. Maury lllllllllll' Sl'lllIl'll, Xrtliur Herrlirh. H'illi:uu lfehriens Student Council Following the pztttern ol' past yt-zlrs. the students went to the polls on September l7, to vote lor Student Clouneil ollieers. Prepztred lor still' opposition, two groups ol' czuididzites, the Stulwurts amd the Bellhops, set out on it hectic' week ol' uunpztigniiig heliore elev- tion dzty. 'l'he results proved that hoth sides had some good points lor three Stnlwztrts and one Iiellhop suf- eeeded to the highest ollit-es in the school. Those yie- torious were Mary Iiou Nlerhenlmier, President: Donald Reetenwztld, Vic'e-l'resident: Robert Stzlnton, Seeretzu'y': and Norman Feldnieier, Ylll'C2lSlll'Cl', At zr general ztssenihly, these ollieers ztnd all ol' their aids were in- stztlled during the yeztrly, solemn ceremony in the ztuditorium. With the torch of 'Catholic Action to guide them the Council hztttled its wzty through joy :und sorrow und fzune to the top victorious.