Saint Joseph High School - Pendulum Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1948
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l 3 1 1 5 1 x R v THE SHUI I 1Q48 Published by the . SENIOR CLASS OF ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL - Pittsburgh IO, Pennsylvania ll l l ' 'TSBUV' miss. -' ' ' G sy -.J '.' 5 - :' 6 2 s 1 1 l Q n E lf' we 4' 2' l usanuuna I S '0 I' Ilffllllllllll' l-loil St. Joseph Almo Moter, gothered here our school we proise, Every loyol son ond doughter proudly voice ond heort will roisei lvlotherlike with love obiding, lornp ot truth ond guiding light,- With thy gentle core providing shelter trono the gothering night Floise thy red ond blue high o'er us, toke the glory tor eoch deed In the lite thot lies- before us, we will tollovv e'er they leod Home ot love' ond gote ot leorning os in lite our poth we trod Roise thy torch ot wisdom burning, leod us on in groce to God. Holy Potrorw, groof ST, Joseph? Core for us os Thou didst core for Hum, Plone smooth The path thot we may foliovv IH H15 Nome Protecf ohd sofefy guide us Through timpfohoh, sm GHC! gtrufe, Be thou, greot St Jo5eph, our friend om! proteqior- For time ond eferhufy' NICK JACOBS- - THE MAN OF THE YEAR Stout ot heart, able ot mrhd uhflrhchrhg in Courage, good hearted, kind Are the words- that spring into our rhtrwds when we see, Nrck Jacobs, the Coach at our great varsity, For years he had patrehce IH trathrhg boys, Amd shared uh therr wctortes, sorrows ahd lays- Hefs trashed them to be loyal to St Joe's red and blue And taught them the mearwmg ot good srvortsmahshrp, too So grve out wuth a Cheer for the mah described here- Let the echoes- rvrwg Iormg, loud and clear, hw abbrecrattoh them, we dedtcate this arthoal to hum, NICK JACOBS-VI-IE MAN OF THE YEAR! IIHIIIIHIIIIII Sister eannes Message gto the Graduates . . 'lt is a very great pleasure for me to congratulate the members of the class of l948. You are standing at the end of the twelve year journey, and you gaze out into the great world that lies beyond high school days and wonder what is in store for you in that mysterious future. You cannot draw aside the curtain today and see the life you will live tomorrow, and it is exceedingly fortunate that you cannot, tor that would rob your lite of most of its novelty and charm. It is the uncertainty of life that makes our days interesting and gives a charm to the commonplace things in which most of us are en- gaged. So while we have a longing to get a glimpse at the world be- yond we should be satisfied to have it untold as we proceed on the highway ot lite, ' You have been taught respect and social responsibility. You have learned the honor and humility of honest toil-of a task well' done. You have learned reverence toward and sincerity in the works and teachings at Almighty God. ' You are equipped to take up your station in lifeggyou are equipped to go forward and make your station in lifeg you are equipped to go torwardand make your contribution to society and the world. God speed you to your great work! RQVIKU-JD ALPX I SCHUITY sivuurxm HLYDIRICK A MU!! 1 , NVHHHU VVALHK J SCHAM .X 72, Um, lJI'1'i'SISfA 0 Wo flue flclss of l'7AV'i with Hu' mum ctthwrs wlmu have gone bcgorg mx 'om nw uxtcrrwdurwq our qxlmrw Hom of fievgwewi qrmvturlc to our sgwnrwtuui uflwsorx for llmlr f4lHWKWiX Vcmy mtorcgsl ami QOlwc'lMMn' Sister Sister Si stter Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister M Jeanne ..... M. Aquino ..... M Regis .... M Eloretta ..... M Blandina ..... M Aelred .... M Berna rda ..... M. Francis Clare .... M Irene .... M Johanna ..... Mrs. Charlotte Klein. .. Mr. Bernard Schirra... Mr. Nick Jacobs .... Mr. Nick Parillo., .... Faculty .......Principol .. . . .English, Religion, Problems of Democracy . . . . .German, Religion, Shorthand l . . . . .Commercial Subjects . . . .Mathematics, Religion .. . . . . . . . . .Science, Religion . . . . . .World l-listory, English, Art, Mechanical Drawing, Religion ......l.atin, Religion, American History . . . . . . .Engl-ish, Religion, Economic Geography .............Music . . . .Physical Education ...Physical Education . . . . .Basketball Coach . . . .Band Director 1 In Appreciation Many times we shall turn back the hands of time and recall the pleasant hours spent within our Alma Mater. First and foremost, we shall recall our zealous teachers who have given so much of their time in teaching valuable lessons never to be forgotten, We find it difficult to express our sentiments of gratitude and appreciation to our devoted principal and the faculty, our true friends and bene- factors. We shall always remember them for their many acts of kind- ness, wise guidance, and religious instructions so generously rendered and bestowed upon us throughout our four years in high school. May God reward and bless them abundantly for their untiring efforts is the wish of every senior of the class of '48, E t LL town LJRINGPRJ EDITOR ,tT.w.w,wft ', X cl 'S DONALD DEVINE and DOROTHY SOMMERS EDITOR ff 714, WYU11 ufffzv Htufft O Like the swinging hands of a clock whlch ttck away the hours spent in a high school classroom, John Ubrngf er, THE MAN OE THE HOUR, prepares to take hts place among the outstanding students ot St Josephs Hrgh, Wtth hrs wonderful schoo! sprrit he has set before each future sensor an example worthy to follow. Eiectecl as president ot the Student Councul and Edttor of the schooI's annuat, the Pendulum, John has shouldered has responsuonlnttes wnth an air at ease and certannty He has Iett nothtna undone as he moves along, butldtng memortes to be aathered up tn the hands at ttrne 5 tu? if me it ELMA SCHAUM THOMAS LA PLACE NORMAN ITRADEL .,, r- x -nf 1 r, of , 2 Q5 fr 1 E J 1 ' if , Y A I C-'-.,-':.11 i' K Suomi Dorothy Sommors, Low WHO, l'Do!orus Wcofrfz Stprrrrirrrq Pow! lirlhflrf, Uorrolfl Cfo f A . 3 , K A f - ,, ' . 1 L 1:'r.xf1:i1!cl k Suomi Hx-kerm Ruggrefrr Dorothy l Lfofhcrsrrcr irons! Jeforuw licfrtho Stovrdvmg Normorw hrorlwl, Dorwohi DU ww, John Uhrrrqor lhomw lo Wort 13 A fy: -fi 1 4 , rg i . 1 , S H wwf. . N-tg qw K 5 If r PS hh an air . ' c r I I , . I V r , x.5 X vi, f' I , k '9lSi ,K Y ,IL 3 . K s l . x r uw r Wy r wg r- 'S K t 1 ' V r 2 A ,,,, . .. vi Y . X Y: ' A 1 1 X I ,Q ., x . r .hw my 2 ,,: r V n X K .WY .4 No W IS the 111728 to mm to our Seniors congratulations ond best wishes from the toe- ulty ond the underclossmen- Moy every blessing this lite con boid Be yours rn the fullest meosure Moy content, tbot rs better Tbon gems of gold, . Full your future doys with pleasure, And during every bour ond eyery doy Moy God befriend ond bless you? .UD .. Y- , , . . QQ 1N'SP3?f.?h4'1?v4g Hn fae- ,M 4 N xxkh Qigwfff 0 gr! .rn O QQQQI 'JBA mg ' me ffftfci v ', Exo. ., ,X Q f Q ,. Q55 T. SUE ALLARD Sur Baby Suu could easily pose for the typical American teen- :igvlx She's za lovable indivi- dual who likes to dance and jitterhug. ller pretty hlue eyes :ind calptivsiting smile have helped to nluke hor one of the school's most' popular girls. llllfllllllllli' Sfujf' 4. PAUL BEHERS Paul is known for his zihili- tv to :xcliiovo more than or- innry success. Listening to 7 DONALD BAUER AVUIOH- l'nrl.v-lmirod Melon, il serious thinker, spends much of his time in tho pursuit of lift-rar.v 1':une. He has hocn unoflieially lbl'0k'l2lllll01l Poet L2l1ll'0Hif' of '04 X. GHIIIIIT records :ind following sports events are two of his favorite pastimes. A lover of popular music, he would like to he 21 disc jockey. Nfllflfllf Cozmril 1ff'1l7'I'.Y0lItflfl.l'U Sly Class Plvzsillf'-ilt 25 Yaoi'- book Staj 45 Junior Varsity 2: l,iIf'rury Ilonor Society 35- -1-5 Prndu Muff Sl-4: Varsify JI- 4. zme zs one o ' man 's greatest possessions MARY ALICE AUL Alice Tall and slender, Alice is one of those seniors who hap- pen to he a so-called man hater. She believes in concen- trating on Physics, her pet subject. Her hobby is saving travel folders. Operefia 25 Cuutatu 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3--1-. Cleo Club 45 Operetta 4. RALPH BELSTEKLING Tllfflf One would hardly recognize Turtle without his beloved saxophone. One of his greatest desires is to become a master in the art of Woodcraft and like Wix he has talent as a handy man. Junior Varsity lg Band 1-2- 3-4. Hours and minutes are as a JEAN BERTHA Iicrtlul llc-rtlm has lvluv oyvs and lmlomlo hair and tho 1-utost pair of flimplos. Ilor nlaternal in- stinvts woro lmrought to the foregrounal ns she vapahly lllillliflfjlld to nvoid tho pitfalls of a Hmoalorn Mother in tho Class Play. l'aurbool.' Stuff 45 0jllfl'l'ff4l 4g Class Play 45 !'f utatu Zl- 45 Clrr Club 2-I!--lg MELVA JANE BLAISE Jllllffl Janie is known chiefly for lwr ability to talk faster than any other senior. If you c'an't tinml hor at homo or in school, she is most likely to bo found at Murphy's. Sho gots a great deal of enjoymont from roller skating and rlanvingq. RAYMOND BOROWITZ Iluy This ll2llbIl'l'-g,f0'illl'ky follow has :i physivail nppoaraiioo simi- hir to that of Atlas. His en- gaging pf-rsonality and winning ways have made him quite a favorite throughout the school. Trz'a.-rzlrm' of Catholic Action 25 Sports Edltor of Yearbook 45 Jumlor Varsity 15 Opcrettu 45 Cfrntntu 4g Glee Club 4, President of Yo-Yo Club 15 Varsity 2-Sl-4. Q 7 . o ITIZSQF S COZTZ JOHN BICK Burp Our Burp is quita' :1 dom-p thinkor :intl you vnu always he sure of his honvst opinion on any Illllffvl' brouglit up for mlisvussion in or out of tho vlassr-ooni. Ho ie' uuito R main around tho svhool. Oprrfftu 4: Class I'luy 45 CIW Club 45 Cuntulu 45 Pep Club 4: Vutllolic .-lotion Of- jiver 1-3. YC'Ul'Il0liL' Sfllff 4: Cuulufu Sly- CIN Club Sl. NORMAN BRADEL Commio Norman is :L ronl woman- il2li'0I'U and hv's proud of it. SIJI'2lkillQ,f of sports, he is an :irllont onthusiast and possossvs both artistic ability and ai keen sonse of humor. Prcsidcut of Pop Club -lf Snr- retury of Cuthollc .lution Jig Art Editor of Yrurboola 4,- Operctta 2--lg Cuntata 2-45 Glve Club 1-Z-45 Cheerleader l-2-Sl. lVasIe not your time .... LEONA BRONDER 11011-ff' An Hl'fl0Ilf haskotlmll fan is Loonzi. Sl1c's always there to l'llP0l' our boys to vivtory. You'll tind hor at Mag'gio's L-very day nftm' svhool trying to satisfy thc whims of all tho girls. Glu' Club Cl: I'1'n1lu fypfisf 45 EDWIN BRUEGGMAN Ilvhll Altliough hm- froquontl-v is tho Cause of a disturbanvo. Itchyis good looks and per- sonality make up for his mis- vhievousnf-ss. He makes somv mighty good sodas at J0f',S 'Place where he is known :is ax B. T. 0. lflass V'1'l'f' I'rr-.vidvnt 225 Flu.-is T'r'01l.w1l1'm' 4: Class Play 45 Soicvwfi Honor' Soviety 35 Class ,P'J'mifIPnf l-2: vIlPl'lAll'flllf'7' I- JOAN CROWE Pfp 0,1111 45 lvlllllflflflli' Sfflfbf 4: fvflllfllfll IL4. DONALD CONNOR DUN' living :in honor-roll student In-ovos that Don van tnko vari- ot' his studios :dong with his an-tivitios. llis finv svliool spirit is shown in the tinio ho do- votvs to his duties :ls Studont Mzumgor. 1 -4 2-... lllu' 171111 25 llixlof'-11 llonor Nof'i1'fy Sl: Nfiadwnl flllllllfil I-'1'p1'f'.w'11fufirr CSI- Vin' Prmi- rlrnt of I'Ia.s.w 4: SIffC'Plf'l' llorlor Srwidy J!-45 Ntuflvnt .llumrgvr I!-4. .ll if:-ir .Ioan is :1 vory witty and vlu-orful lass who sponds hor i!lI'Xll2lllSf2Ilhl0 vin-rgy in swim- ming and othm' sports. Hs-r laughter is vontaiggious and it svrhnis to hnvo an 1-ft'of't on tho wholv vlziss. Sho is often 1'0- forrod to as tho only red- hozulod 1-row in oxistoiiw. Floss 1,10-If 4: 0pr'rf'1tu 2,- Glrv' Vlnb 2. ANTHONY D'IGNAZIO 101111 Tony's not really lazy. hut just doosn't like to walk. His motto seffms to he, 4'N0v0r walk when it's possible' to ridef' His I'll00l'flll disposi- tion hvlps to 00llTll'9l'2il'f his misvhievous t0ml0m'if's. Opvrfttu 25 Ser-rf'tary of l'oA Yo Club l: Junior Vrrrsity l- 25 Gln' Fluh 2-IL The fzczzzds of 11.1718 wail for no man LOIS DEVINE IM' This 0iHll'llllll2 littlo st-uior has :i way ot' making peoph' likv lu-r. No wondvr sho is tops with tlw nu-mlwrs of hor vlass. Lo van make- lwrst-lf right at homv :it ai kvybnurd-hotli pi- :mo :ind typowritvr. I'fnrIu Stuff' 4g Yfarboolr Staff' I5 Floss Sw'r1'tm'y l-2: Band .ilnjorritr l-2-fl. VERA EI VFW' Mild lllZilllll'l'l'1i, pls-zisziut :ind vourtvolls lwst zlvsvrihvs Vvra. What would Murpliy's do with- out tlivir No. l sulvsgirl on tho johl Altliougrh sho is quiet, shu's always out to have :i good timv, CATHERINE FAUST Kuff Katt- might haw- thv so-walled gift of galil' :ind makes good usv ot' this gift to supply us with hor shura' of spontaneous wit :md good humor. Her per sow-ring efforts will surely help win hm' succvss. Pwp Club 4: Glu lflub 45 Can- luta 45 l,1'IldIl Typist 4: Year- l:o0l.' S111-17' 4: Nfurlwnt l'nnnr'iI Sl'l'7't'fIIl ll 4. DONALD DEVINE Sidnvfll Along with many othvr things, Sidney van tzikv in stridv zz, ribbing uhout his 5 hy 5 figure. Ht- is zz loader Zlllllillg his 1'lassm:lt0s and has H. gre-ut desire' to lwvonw un outstanding journalist. Stlulfnt lbllunil Hlrpremfntrlltizv- lg Cutlmlir' ,lrlion Prefmvt 25 History llfmor Somleiy 35 As- .vivxtflnt Editor of VI'llI'bO0k 4: Opwrfflta 45 lllass Play 4: Sports lfrlifor of I'wzdm 3-4: Studrut Jllunugffr of Varsity Il-45 Cflllfflfll l-4: Gln, Club I- t: !'ln.v.w llrfsirlfnf lv!!-4. Vurllfllri fly- Glu' Huh 4. FRANCIS FELIX FN' 111-' l r:ink is vvvry invh :fi gvutlv- man and an vxpvrt on the sull- jvvt of aviation. llc spends IIllll'll of his tinu' :ls an usher :it thc- l,ovw's Pvnn 'l'h0Hfl'6. Frank is un exvvllent trum- pvtvr. :ind for this reason is somvtinivs refei-roll to as Hhot lipsf' Iirmrl I-ll-Il-45 .lwolytv l-2-3-4. HW us it is time to part WILLIAM FIX Wil! A determined student would best describe Wix. To his class- mates he is known as a deep- thinker. If you need anything repaired in a hurry, see Wixie. ANN GANTER A rm Excellent team work and eo- operation are virtues which are mode tly possessed by Ann. For this reason, she capably as- sumes the title of captain of the girls' basketball team. She is also a virtuoso when it comes to the accordian. OSCAR GARDNER Oscar As unpredictable us the weather. Oscar has shown him- self to be quite a memory ex- pert. He is the proud owner of a 1930 Model A Ford which is used as a taxi by the senior boys. Opcretta 2--tg Cantata 3-45 Glee Club 1-2-3-4. BETTY FUCHS l u1:hsi4' Betty, well known for her talkative-ness, can entertain her friends for hours. Her chief listener CPoor girllb is Sue. Her big' ambition is dress de- signing. Yearbook Stuff 4. 1'1'n1lu Stuff 45 Girls Varsity 4 DOROTHY GERHOLD Def Dot leads in scholastic ac- tivities, and also did a very fine job as editor of the Pendu, She is usually found working in 203. Dot is one of the most studious members of the class, and her high rating shows the results of concentrated effort. Dorothy is best identified by her hearty laugh. Class Play 45 Pemtu Editor 4g Catholic Action Secretary 4 5 Literary Honor Society 3-4. AUDREY GRILL Along with humor :ind gnic-ty, Gert is outsfamlingg in the elass- room. Though somewhat quiet, Gert nevertheless exerts every effort and gives every support to plaeing: ilu- senior vlnss ou lunhiru I Inf Vluh Il. l URSULA MAE KNORR .. Vrs JAMES JORDAN -lim my Besides being good-looking' Jimmy would rank high among' the best-dressed men. Jim 1-an always steal the show with his first-rate aeeordian playing. HW others it is time to start HIM' Flu JOHN KIRKPATRICK Hifi.- .lohn is known far :ind wide For his thrill-a'minute way of driving' ai var. He never tires of having' za good time. Although he may never ll1'K'0Ill0 :i wealtliy man, Kirk ought to get rieh on the money he saves hy borrowing' things from his pals. ARLENE HEY Qzurnir Arlene is :i real friend to :ill her 1'l2lSSl1lHfl'S. Her loyal lmsketlmnll spirit is displayed by her atteliilziiiee at almost :ill the ganws. Sho has no special friends, hut likes ull and is liked lay ull. Pep Club 4: Up1'rr'Hu 23 l'un- Mln Z1-Ii-if lllfv' Uluh 2-Il-4. luv' l'rr'.vi11l'nI of l74lH1,oIi1: ,fir- lion Il: Hvporfrr for Prndu lg Depemluhlv, rel i :1 lvl 0, and quite :L few other adjectives would he needed to describe Ursula. She was one of the ef- fieient high school liln'ai'ians in the junior year. Her idea of real enjoyment, is an exciting basketball game. ffrmtalu Il: Pep Huh 4g Li- 'I1'U7'l0iL 2-Il. Time Comes AMELIA KOENIG MU Generosity and helpfulness have their limits, but not so in Mil's ease. When any as- sistance is needed you'll al- ways find her on the spot ready to give the necessary help. Keep up the good work, Mil! Pep Club -lg Op:-relta 45 Year- book Staff 45 Gln? Club 3-45 lfuntflfa. 3-4. ' and goes JOAN KRAMER Guppy Although Guppy is only poe- ket-size she always manages to he heard. An eager beaver in the Physies elass, her ambi- tion is to he a nurse. Short in stature, but not in friends. Glue Club Zig Crmluitu C35 l'rp Club 45 Blind 1-2-3. CLARE KUBLER Cluro A likeable girl, Clare is also a whiz in physics. Her ambi- tion to he a psyvhiatrist is aided by her spirit of helpful- ness, and we are sure her many outstanding fine qualities will help her reach her goal. Pep Club 4g Business Manager for P0'IldIl 3-4. DOROTHY LANG Ready willing, rapable. and able, well describes Dot. When there is a frank opinion to be voieed you can always depend on Dot to give the answer. Dorothy is very scholarly and has a great sense of lnmior. Sho is always ready to listen to classical music. V-ian President of Student C01l'llt'1il 45 Pep Club 4g Class Secretary 45 Literary Honor Society 35 Operetta, 4g Glce Club -lg Yearbook Staff 4,- Class Vive President 1-25 His- tory Ho-nor Society 3-4g Cata- tutu 4. THOMAS LAPLACE Tal ln the field of sports, Tom has shown that he is an all- around athlete and was one of the outstanding players on our basketball team. Dancing is another interest of Tom's and he feels right at home on any dance floor. Junior Vursity 15 Trecnsurcr of Yo-.Yo Club lg Operetta 13,- Yeurbook Stuff--lrt Editor 45 Artist for Pendle 3-45 Glee Club 2-35 Vllrsity 2-3-4g Ach- lytl' 1-2-ra. DONALD LAUTERBACH Bunk An unsung hero is Burk. N0 matter what the season, he al- ways takes an interest in Sports. His ability on the liardvmnd, baseball diamond, und un the danee flour makes him ai fzivorite with the ' La- dies. Junior Varsity 15 Opereftu 2, Unvituta Il: Fatholie .-lotion Sec'- fetury 35 Glen l'Iuh l-2: Vnr- sity 2-3-4 1 A KENNETH LEWIS Flrielmn A real skyscraper of a man is Phiek. If not at home or in si-hool y0u'll find him in Tuli- liy's. A gym deeorator deluxe, Uhiek rarely needs si ladder, Ulm' Pluh I: Junior Varsity lg Uperrfiu 25 Sl'l'7'I'ft17'-ll of Uu- Ilmlir .-Iefiun Il: Third Urller THERESE MCCANN 7'r'.vsiri 'I'essie just joined our .dnss this year, but neverthe- less luis made many friends in the short time she has been here. She is :ln instigatm' ot' uilty sayings :ind her mellow Irish lnngliter is a definite :is- s--I In the Senior Class. Vluss P111-if 4: I,it1'1'ury llnnnr N1It'iI',lll 4. Goa' has deemed lif ro be so ROBERT LITZEL Ulf At times Litz's enthusiasm for studies may lag' hut, never- theless, he certainly does have the interest of the school at heart. His love for fun is elearly expressed hy his sparkl- ing liruwn elves. Operetln 2: lilee Club 25 Pre' feet of Fnlllolie Action Ill- Pep l'l11h-Vice' President 4g Sci- niee llouor Soviety Il-4: Fheer- Ieculer l-2-Il. 0fj'i1-rr 4- Fantula 4: Hand l- 215 Hirsity 2-3-4. KATHERYN MANGAN Iriish In every sense of the word, Irish is at maker and spreader nf sunshine. Her elose friends seem to retleet her spirit of a singing heart. As sehnol li- llI'!ll'i1lll, she nnnmged her juli very well. Pep Fluh 45 1,'ibra1'ian 2-Il. Let prayer be the key of your day .... RICHARD MASON 11,017,511 Rocky is one of the most 1-arefrce seniors and is seldom seen with a frown. Ono of his unknown talents is basket- ball sharp-shooting. Broad- minded and easy to like, he is a true and loyal friend of his associates. CATHERINE MITTERER .. Kay LOIS MERKEL UNH Short and sweet describes Lois. She isn't the typo to eom- plain, and has proved that sho really has the spirit by tackl- ing the second year of short- hand with vim and Vigo r. XVIIOIT'-OVPI' there 's Lois, you lll find Arlene, too. SALOME MERGEN Sally Salome is always carefree and happy. She is a lover of sports, among which swimming and basketball are her favor- ites. Wonder why you'll always find Sally anxiously awaiting the mail manll Pep Club -lg Girls' Varsity 45 Oprretta 2-45 lfawfnta 3-4: Ulu' Vinh 2-Ii-4: Hand l-:Z-I!-4. Prp Vinh 45 l'unfnfu ZZ: Iliff Vlnlf Because ot Kay's cheerful manner she has always been prominent in all school activi- ties. She is fond of dancing and enjoys roller skating at the Lexington. Her ambition is to learn shorthand. Operetta 2-4: llnnfnfa :Z-IS-45 Glee Club 2-Il-4. LORETTA MOORE Lrr This sor-iable young miss is one of the smallest members of the elass. Her charming' ways and manners have won for her nianv friends. Lee is always smiling and knows whore and when to laugh. Pep Flub 45 Yearbook SMI? I 3 4: filer l'Iub Ill- Band l-Ii, Ana' f1gaz'n, the lock of your nzglvr JOHN NOVOSEL -71107-V Agree-able and efficient, Jack is always ready and willing to do something more for the good of his vlass or his school. He is a proud member of Un- ele Sam's Naval Reserve. Prefeat of Catholic Action lg film' Club lf Science llorror Society Il: Band 1-25 Junior Varsity 1-25 Class Treasurer Il- 4: Varsity I1-45 Aenlyte l-2- Sl-4. SUSAN PACK Sue, our b girl, is loved her pals. She pendable, and seldom heard, student walk she happens ringer. Sue is AILEEN OXENREITER All An innocent smile to cover a fiendish plot is a mastered art of our Aileen. Her aim is to become a nurse, and with a personality like hers we are sure she will make a good one. Sue ig-hearted senior and respected by is quiet and de- although she is she makes every the chalk line- to be the bell very co-operative in all the class undertakes. Cleo Club Il: Cllntata 35 Typist for Pemlu 4g Bell Ringer 45 Librarian 2-325 Catholic Action Presiflraf I!-4. RAMON OBRINGER 51001- ' His eollection of popular re' rordings and his ability behind a trombone, make Mooker ana other Tommy Dorsey. He is always ready to let go with a bit of music, no matter what the occasion may be. Student Council Representative li- Class T'rea.vur1'r Zig Student Council Treaswrer 45 Class Play 45 Cantata 4: Artist for Perldu 3-4: Glef' Club 2-3-45 Band l-2-I!-4. Pep Club 45 Operctta 2-4: Cantata 34: Glen Club 2-3-4. WAYNE PETERS Pete Pete's wisdcraeks help to keep the class in a jovial mood the whole day. Although he seems to he a bit quiet, he is often seen at the Princi- pal 's desk. We think that Pete will soon be the Manager at the Mt. Oliver Theater. Clreerlraalm' 1-2. Pep Club 41- Prompfrr for X-lfwczys rake time to be kino' ALLAN QUIRING Hip Rip is we-ll known as Master Mathernatieian of 202. He is u true eomrnde and a faith- ful VOIIIIDHIIIOII. His most no- tieenble c'l1al':u'tel'isties are his ready smile and his keen sense of humor, Vatllolif' Avfiml 'I'f'wnsu1'r1' I: Vuflloliz' .-lrfion Vin' P1'e.9'i11ffl4t 25 Nn'1'fta1'.:f 3: Treasurer of Pep Club 4: Operetta 2-4,- l'Iu.w.v Prf'.wide'nt 3-45 Wlntatn 2- 3-4g filer Flub 2-3-45 Wheel'- lmlriw' I-2-Il. MILDRED RABER Allillff Millie is the uttraetivo and pert little blond of the senior -'lass who is stumlious and trust- worthy :ls well as gentle and kind towards others. Her fn- vorite pastime is dancing, and her ambition is to lweome n se-eretary. THOMAS REINHARDT Hart Hurt is at very lmndy man with n basketball and is well known in athletic eireles His happy-go-lucky attitude is sur- passed only by his popularity :ind will be missed by many :is he has u great number of friends. Floss 1'1'cl'szu'wr I: .lunwior Var- sity ll- Cantata 4: Glee Club 2: Varsity 2-3-4. PHYLLIS QUIRING Flf'f'f'f' 'iFleer'e lives avvording to the old adage slowly but sur- ely. Her well-groomed :xp- pearanee adds to her l'll2lI'lll and femininity. She is also the young lady who has Cll2lI'Q'l' of the sehool supplies. A Floss Play 4. Pep Club 4: Operzfttu 45 Con- tutu Il-If Glu' Flub fl-4. WILLIAM REYNOLDS Willir Although he is usually quiet. Bill likes to engage in a lively argument. Drinking Coca-Cola :incl smoking a pipe are Wil- lie's weaknesses. Sully 's Swing- lund is his second home. Vice President of Yo-Yo Club lj Assistant Photographer 4g Aeolyte 1-2-3-4. Time used to help fzzzorlzer is never wasreiz' WARREN ROESSLER lliw llu s fair, vurly luiir is ilu- ila-Iiglit ol' ilu- girls. Do tlivy viivlv lliv? Ili- :laws liis lwsi to slay mul ul' ilu' way ul' fvnulli-s :iiul lmolcs :uul will :ilwziys gn :nlmig with ilu- gilllg' in :my wurlliwliilm- llIHlt'l'lIllillIQ.L'. lillllll l: Uprrrllu lf: HIM' f'lllll l J, PAUL SCHAKE -'lIf'l'7'!l lANlll2ll'l0llSlI1ASS, l'i1g-1'1illiii,g' uw- lui fo- :iliility :uul fuvuli ' ' uiailvs :irv Slizililnlfs uufstzuul- . , , lllg ll'RlliS. llvs ai rug 1-luwu :iiul lux tnkn-s priml luis iipsu'f-vp, ulzir 0 in : linux luis iluiu-ing. HELEN RUGGIERI Tfllllffh' A winning suiilv, :i sunny mlispusiliuii. full ul' pvp :uul lun iiul usu illx luuiul lu tlu ..f . .1 llllllhll ul' uu'rriuu-ul lnost 1'li:u'u- vim-rizv 'l'oin:itu. llvr willing'- iuiss tu lu- ul' sl-rvii-0 :it any won for lu-r :i luisl ul lruuuls. llm-r luililn' is :url :uiul lu-r spzirv lluu' is spun! l'l4l.wx N1'1'l'1'f4ll'-U 225 l'1'p Vlub , l: I.if1'ruy Ilvnur Sm-irly -lg ' lvI'4'l',l0lIl.' Nfujl' -lg 0prrrHu 4: Gln' l'Iuh Il-45 Prnrlu Niall' l- il lui flllllfllfll 2-II-l. .Iunior l'ursiIy 25 l,if1r1lry llon, or Norirfy 215 N4'll'lIl'l' Ilnnnr l l :Ill N1ll'lI'f.ll II: .l4'0l4lffl' -A -i .i 4. SHIRLEY Sliirlv LILLIAN Nrfhmullf SCHMALZRIED wvlvoliw 1l2lll1'llIl2' Svluuullz is vaisily l'4'1'ugi1lz0cl lllv lu'r slum-li, lY0ll'g'l'00IlH3ll hail' llmt lm-iulx :nn :iir of ll02lllll'SS 10 lu-r quivl lllIZlSSllllllllg pur- wiizilitlr. Ili-r l'2Il'0I'lll' pastime ls lauslu-Iliull, Nlu' is vm-rnv lmlp- I'ul :uul zippiw-vi:ilix'm'. just :iii knows an f'uIh.0lic fum Il- g0'lllf'k'V 'urx' h SITZMAN NNI' v is :i vlmriuing, lmppy- liftlv lauly :uul :always in :my group. Slu' likes mul :iltluiugli she- is :avi-raigv stiulr-nt slu- ll tlu- llIlSWt'l'H. .,lf'I'inn l'l'1'.l'r'1'l l I' lllf 4: Uprrrlhr 45 Van- f'Iu.v.v l'If -l-5 lzllllll l'LfI.,' frlff' l Vinh 2-2244. Ana' when iris time ro meer our Afmzgfliv Love MARY LOUISE SALADIN 1,1111 Lou is poppy, xx good mixer, :ind likos to lluw ai good tiino. II1-r ,good ll2lIlIl'U is :1pp1'0r'i:1t4'1l by ull. You'lI usually sue hor with Liz. l,'11r1f11f11 SI: 1111111 P11111 215 ,lr- fixf for l,I'll4IlI IZ5 l'C11r11oo1.' Stuff 4. ELVA SCHAUM f'lIlIC'Il,i'C I'IIv:i's tzxlvnis nmlw hor an :lssot to thc' vlzlss. Not only docs sho do :i wry good job ot' painting' :ind 4I0l'0l'HIlIlQ: the ,Q'5Ylll for nvtivitivs lint can whip up om- of tho finest Olioco- lnto sundzu-s you would vvm' want to ont. IRIS SCHIEGG Sf'I'ff'!I!1I0 Iris :nppzm-n1l5v is tho qniot typo, lint with it :ill sho is full of ps-I1 :ind fun. l.iko many othvrs, Iris 1-njolvs :1 good movio. 11111111111 Il: H1111 I'l11l1 225 Prp f'11111 -I. 5 Liz as sho is known to all her classniatvs is good lIRl.flll'0Ll and has zz friendly disposition. Shi- is one of thc- shyest meni- lwrs of the vlass, yet she van luv found Hllillj' times in tho midst of Iuuglitvr and fun. lV'FlU'fl00l.' Stuff -1: fitlllfllfd 215 Illwr' P11111 21. ffl-11111111 2-225 Illrr I'11111 2-21 DOROTHY SQMMER Dllfijl A trim-ml in n00d. Not llllli'Il more noed ho said :ihont Dorothy. Hr-r gcnizil srnilv, plvzisault disposition, and finl- vniw' Ilave won for Ili'l' many frienlls. lVitl1 all hor talents, thore is no doubt that sho will tind siwvess in lite. Her arnhi- iitill-DPZIHIRITICS. St111l1'11t Cilllllllhlil Ii'0p1'e.wr1fati1'e 25 Pop 171111 4: l'f'lll'I100If As- ,wwirrtrf Editor -tg Opfrffttu 45 l'111.v.v Ijlllqlf -lg l,'1111l11tu 45 Give ffilllfl 21-45 Hand .llzrjnrwllfl I- 0 'I ELIZABETH SCHAAF Lf? Uwe time will never have an end . . . RALPH STARK Ralph iv B011 Always ready with a joke, Ralph is the seniors' contri- bution to the f-omedian world. This fun-loving fellow can ofe ten he seen as a Soda Jerk at Joe 's Place. ANTOINETTE STEELE Toni Nm-vol' :l sound is lwnrd from 'l'oni. Ono of the most quiet int-xnbt-rs of the vlziss, she par- tnkos in all urtivitios willingly :ind with fullest 4-o-operation. Opwretta 25 Glee Club 35 Trea- .vurfr of Catholic Action 3,- l'la.v.v Play 4: Aeolytp 1-2, JOHN UIINGER ll0IlI'Nf John .Iohn's pleasant personality and warm smile have won for him a multitude of friends. He has proved himself to be most reliable and efficient as president of the Student Poun- W Lfvlll. Nllnlwnl I'oun4'il ln'I'IPl'1'-W'NfUfll'1' 25 Prp l'Iub I'uI:Ii4 ify dlHIl4l.Il1'l' -li Y!'llI'll0lll.' lfflfllll' 45 Slu- rlwnl !'onn1'il l,I'I'NillI'llf 45 F1111- Iulu 4: HIM' f'lll1l 47- .Y1'u'x Ifrlilor of I'r'nrln Ii--if Up1'rr'l- 0 llur pleuszult and uttructll W ways h:lv4' nmdo hor il l vll. DONALD WALKER Ilivlylf' Dingle has often been re- ferred to as the Henry Mor- gan of 202. He is always found in the midst of trouble and fun. His amusing sarcasm is the delight of his classmates and is also an important mem- ber of the senior non-pro bas- ketball five. IRENE WEINHEIMER Ifvnir You'll find :L true loyal pal in ,lrenog she's zt friend to :ill who know her. Her tiash- ing eyes match her sparkling disposition. R4-nio pals around with Dolores :ind Ruth. l'r'nrYu lIr'porI4'r If-' Pep Clu-b 4: Y1'1lVlmol.' SMU' -if 0peTei- In 45 film' Hub 4: lfwntatu Ii- fl: f'lu.w,v Swr1'rI1ll'y I-243-4, RUTH ZIMMER li'H'flI11 Rlllll IF :I jolly, rx-lim-il il 4l4'IllllI'1' lilllv lass. lxutliio vnu 1 f . . 1 I IPI' f!It'!'! fzllfll IV!!! fill' a'fL'l'l1ll'li'. DOLORES WEITZ DIY' Vriviul imli-4-ll vmilwl m-usily lm :lppliwl lo llulnrvs, lly lim' mu - 1 als, A 1 in plum- in lln- llozlrts ul' :Ill tliv illl1l1'lIlS. 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IPUKUTIIY GICKIIU NORMAN liR.XlDl'Il l'liSl'l,,X IXIAXIQ KNURR YYIHL' Uffff Ylfff Ngfibro, Ertglrgh, Hnstory Freshles mower these, Geometry, Buology, Latin, Sophomores do to please Chemistry, Shorthand, Gcrrmlh, Juniors Gttempt t0 master, fxllil It they dCh't the ttme wrt! CO Whitt they, as Sensors, wall truce drsoster LFP ,Nteeh Oxerwrenter '-'18 X, ' z WAY X' s 'ex 'T ff 's,s W R sa v , jf., vigrx X Qx, -F N is x -,fx V STLJJ 5' 1 ANNEQKE? Rs . .va -Q . f,?!,:r55EQYL r in fn! awk . w' 9. ,gp KMA! ' N iv in X Lys ,Qfxf15 x 3 R321 ,ETX ' Qi' 'X M5 2 f Q is 1 ik if ' N K! X-gf-2 ':O0 A. M. 10:00 A. M. PROBLEMS 0 H :OO A. M. GERM PHYSCS CRACY SHORTHAND T 1, Q - V X M VVITH TP 1' jx PHYSICS ur ADVANCED MATHEMATICS I:00 P. M. 2:00 P. M. f I ff NJ TYPEWRITING ff C f SENIORS MECHANICAL DRAWING FIRS 3:00 P. N J fn. . ,SL I 1 X f v V VH? jllllcf lfflfl' lfml' V1 lvl 'Q I ,Xlllll't'-Y llrlll, Ilulows Woitx, llvlly l lll'llS. ll---lin l'4llllAY llilllg, Mvlvzi Jam- Hlzlisv, l'l:1rv liulllvr, .ll lll lllllll NllllllN Slllllllll uln. Nav KllUl'l'. f12lfll0l'llll' Fzulsl, .loan KI'illll0l', Sm- .Xllulll lulltti Nlu ll Illmlllly HUlIlllllll'. .Xilm-11 f,Xl'lll'1'lll'l', Luis lJ4'X'llll'. Hzllmm -M ll ll UWM llfmllln fi MR. ll lil lil lil lil IQICNARIJ SK'lllRR,X URN lx 1 Nlunlinyl xlIll'LLIlI'4'l Stnmil XIII n ln! Ilvlllf-mln-l'Im'l' lxwtlu-rim Xlmnm Immun l :nllX1 l'lIif:4ln-th Nl 1 fl' fl 1:1'IlllII'l lx I lIIIl'I' ' H'il't'l . , QEWEEEVEM k' E' X L ZHIIUI' Class ROOM 203 Class Officers frru' I'Sllil'll'.V Slbl'iI'llUl', f1Zlfhl'l'illl' AHUII. Rita lirzuul, Milmllwl Illllllhff, Qlzuw Fzulwnlnzulgll, Alillj' lflllm-11 Kuspm-r. Jimi' llfxlillilbll l'Hl1'lil'll, 'l'l11-lmzl XYulfv, I,1ll'Ut1ly F111-las, Rosa' lJ'Ign:1zio, M:u'jm'iv NY.vSu. Ilnu' Zlfllulnrvs Hivw, Pillllilli' Kvlly, .lu:mm- Millvr, .Xmm Mariv KI'2lIIl4'l', lluluws f'llI1lt'l'v .Xgzxtlm Sulmlv. lion' 47lJm'fl1v lirznult. NIIIIVY Nvu, vlilll' Hi'llilllINiI'Ski, .xlllllvy Nix. Mary Agnvs l m'11, Iimlifh Iliifflllklll. . Hull' 5'D2lYi4l Illlll1lf'f, f'l2ll'l'Ilf'U Marx. Milelrml Kr:1nw1', Doris IAHlg'Sf2lH4, Num'-V vl'tlXYl'. I'1lllll'!' Fruvml, .Xlfrwl Sl'lliI'l'2i. lima' H--Ril'IlHl'l1 S1-vnmillor. llnmzxlml Zzalulim-1'. Nm-lmrt 1gIllll'l'. Hflwzml Nvvillv. Dmlznhl Hvluultis, Q I'1'4'si1lvl1t ... ...lhbllllllrl Zzlmlul Vim-0Al'l'vsi1lm-l1t .. ...Mary AILIIIUS Fmnl S0f'I'Pf2lI'y .... .......l,2lllliIlU Kc 'l'1'L-zlslllw' .. . ..Xnn:1 Bfurim- KVIIIIIII 1 lH?1'O7' Cfrzsg ROOM 201 Class Officers l'n-sixlvrut ... ......,.. lhlgall' Lutz X141--I'r'vsi1I1-111 .. ...Nl-lmstizm Yaxlh-Illngn l'l'l'I2ll'.V .... . . .Mary .lm-un Sf'Il1l1'fZ I I'l'IlSlll'l'l' .. ..... 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Il11I1n1-N l,.11ln, lhlxllxa .1 , . . . , wlnxum I.'11lI' 1 l'1ll1'1 I,'lt7 Xl'lI'i1' l!l lIII4'l' I31mr1mIl1x' l irl'Il1'I', .I1-:nu Grvlr, l I'iIIll'l'S XX1'1l1:uls. ll -.. ..,.. 1 , YUVIIP l::llH'I'. l.'n11' 5- .lulln Z1wk1u, Nl:l1ln:1s ll1xIf,1'l', lP1m:ll1l D1-x'1'1's, .i:m11'w f:ZlHillI4'l', K':lI'l 5l'IlZlIIIlII 1'llI'isfi:m XY:1lk1-r. lfnu- ti llvllrlx lh'1m1l1'l', R1l'YIll4lIl1l l l':n111'k, lyillll Nl1'l'k1'I, R1m:1l1l Sk'll1'il'l'l', ,Xlilll Y1rg1'l, 11x'k1n f 7f 'Qsf1172f111 Cfflxs RCJOM FOI Class Officers f S ? lfrrlf' I--Allwrt llluisv, Rosa- 1xI2ll'.V Ilulxw:ll'th, livlwnzuh-tio Mm-sI1-in, I'Ilimln-tl1 Sl'lliK'l'lxI', lim'- mulim' XYOilllll'illll'l', Nllil'll'.X' lmrsml, Luis :Rt'il'll, XUVIIIH Glum-vkvl, Louis Krzulll-r. l.'o'l1' ZIKRUIMXVT XY2lSil'k1l,f1ZlHlC'l'illl' Munrv. R4-gm RL'Illli!l,Q4'I', lJulm'4's liisllvlg Iimlzlhl lirlwggg- man, AIIIIZX' l'4mIlvIf1' Allll'lll'l'. Ifnll' I!-Vlzlrn mI2ll'i4' Allll'H4'l', .lmun I.z1 I'l:14-m-, Hlizallrvfll Sfwlv, AIZlI'Q'2ll'l'f Hi'lllI'S1l1'l'fAl'l', lm- Xvrm- I'.l11'l14'll, l'l:u':l I,:ull1M'. lfmr' 4--llulvn Krivl, .Xl'll'lll' F114-lls. Gloria Nvlinigllt, .lzlm-I AIIIUDUIIZIIII Ulanw K2lll1ZIlIilIl. lion' 5--Rulu-rt .Xlf1n:m, Paul Sfi'illll2lllS1'I', .lznmvs f'ypl14-rs, llunzllrl Imlmff, I':4IXYZlI'lI Yugi Holm-rl UllilIj,L'lxl'. Ihw- 4?--lJm1:zl4I Yvry, .lmevlmll Xiwlu, Rvgis S1'llillllb0l'Ski, Gvurgm- Nivoln, .lulm Lvullauwl, Q Pwsi4IMl1 .... ...Ilmmld Ym-ry Yiw-I'l'vsi4la-:lt .. . .... Rolwri Ulbillglxl' 91'1'1'1-t':1l'.v .... ...l5v1'l1:14ls-He' RI04'Sl4'ill 'l'l'4'2lSlII'l'I' .. ...K:L1h1'1'im- Muon- ! l'L'S!II'7 71lFZ CVrISS ROOM H13 1 I 1 Class Officers Q I'I'1'SiIll'IIf ..., .... . lusvlwh lizuwr Yiw- I'l't'Si4Il'IIl .. ..Xl:u'g:u'vt Sizxumli S1'I'l'4'1!lI'-X . ...... .lulln I :u1s1 'I'lr-:wlllvv .. ...XYiIli:lm l,:aYa'llu 1 I A I I,'n fl .X Ihr Il ffm: Hun lfwu li lfn 11 I Riiu fXlull4'l', liil1lN'l'ilI4' Klwrr, lflsiv N1-ws, l':11l'i1'i:1 l':lg,gl14'.Y, SIlil'Il'f' I:I'llIHIl'l', Hmm- nn Zut'vi11. Ilvtiy Nlalsmx. nl .lzlllws lhlgx-11, .lusvlxll llirlz, .luhu l :ll':nlv:ll1ggll, .lmm-ph l:illl4'l', Rvgis ll.vl'1l1'. I1 llzxrlm-nv Zyks, .loam Fzlllsf, QIUIIIIIIH Iil'illlI1'I', Hzlllrzwax Sl'llXY4l1'l'l'l', .l:1nv1 fiH1lI'UII, l lmlm-vs Yugm-l, Rim Ii1'114-1'4'r, Sllil'I4'f' Milli-r, NI:nrgg:nrv1 Slillllll, Nlllllj' livyxlulmlw, 3 liulu-rt Nath, lfhlmuml I4'r:u'4'li, Willizlm l,:nYm-llm-, .luhn Wzmm-r. .lusn-M1 'l'mn:1fils wrt 4wl'1'l1ll4-I', l,l'UlI HMI. li Williwm f14ll'Ill'lillY 1'l1:u'l1'w Yl'IIlDY1'I'Ski, 414-mn'gv Owvlls. Klm'lx:1l'+l ilusv, lmmllmy llrnlw-5, .lnlm lhlnflv, K4-mwth Hvhultia. TIME should come for evervone To set aside his cares And gather up some pleasure By attending school affairs Dances, picnics, and soeials Banish our worries and strife, Having lon in a proper vvav Adds to the fullness ol life. The friends that vve make And the things that vve don Will leave Lis with memories To last our life throuah. Lois Devine lil - - M 'W fir- x N., . , X ,ff-S-A 5 w' V 'Xl-1 S 'U W w L 'fs-QT ' 3 5- Qxiix' 55 'L '30 N' X' my 5 'D 'x X U' QR 'T' , ft ,mgkx U, , tg' my Q LL,. tix 1 ' X fx -P Xi ' WGN f -1 v Ai, 'H FK, -QM '- f' X? XM' -.3 ,nb x f 'KT-f !' ,.,X-4 KL ld, . ' fx? :Q ww idx 2212: 1 ,..,f .v n fl ' 3 L . f' , ! .4-fi' VJ R I ,fl HAL .T If I file ' 9 ff , N ME, 4 . gre Q 'SI-A 'X f X XX EVA Y I ?g b x 522743 5635x6929 fhxf .Dm X , r1'Q'fvf,.., 23319 Qv, 'R,, AU' f 'Xxx 1 ,Lig.i5, hx ' , if - kg 'f ku 'g 41' 'X-T -'HB 'X' AX a N W 'C,X',.V N1 rxxfbx ' 1 L . . PM J w 4 f' fx K K. xkf' I 1 1 1 w Q62 i,f'1Xx,,,,,, f , 53' Xi QKN59 1 xy -0 , J lrlizxl-4 Day by September October November December January 3 17 17-24 18 19 22 24-31 30 1 2 7-10 1 3 20 .23 3 5 24 27-28 1 1-4 5 8 12 15-16 19 5 9 9 1 6 21 -22 23 27 28 30 Day . Opening of School Junior Activity lMoviel Mission lGirlsl Opening of gym classes Sophomores entertain Freshies Third Order Meeting Mission lBoysl Senior Social First ,issue ot Pendu Junior Activity lMovie1 Senior pictures taken for Yearbook ' Student Council Installation yVisit at Mission Sisters Juniors l-lick Dance Community Chest Program . Book Week Program , Sophomore Social Thanksgiving Recess Pep Meeting - Visitation ot the Supervisors Blessing ot Our Lady's Statue Immaculate Conception itree dayl Report Assembly Christmas Cantata Christmas Vacation School re-opens 4 Yearbook Patron Drive Senior Dance ' ' Pictures taken tor Yearbook Mid-Year Exams Free Day Junior Activity lMoviel Report Assembly Junior Activity iDance1 February Ma rch April May June i1 Class Play Almost Eighteen Junior Activity lDance and Moviei Vocation Talk-Father Wilson Catholic Book Week Assembly Retreat Retreat-Father Bertin Retreatmaster Retreat Father Merten's Feast Day ' lFree Dayl Junior-Senior girls basketball game Easter Vacation Classes Resume Freshman Social Lecture-Bell Telephone Representative MoviwTyping Tips Movie-The duties of a Secretary Baseball game-St. Wendelin's Operetta Operetta Operetta Junior Activity iMovie? Party tor Operetta Cast Baseball game-St, Aclalbert's Report Assembly Baseball game-St. Michael's Junior-Senior Prom Solemn High Mass-Sister Regis' Golden Jubilee I Free Day-Decoration Day Class Day-Junior-Senior Dance Exams for Seniors 1 Graduation Day l XIIII If IIRIIX II I . Nl, I',XI'. THIRD ORDER OF ST. FRANCIS IIIII4' 'I'IIIIII III4I1'I II:IQ IIIIII4' IIIIIII'II xIIIw-I'swlIIII'I III IIIII r4'IIIHiI IIIIIIIIQIIIIIII IIII' 'I'I':II' Illl III'I' IIII' gIIIII:IIII'I' ol' SiwII'I' XI. I'II'2IllI'Ih III!ll'4', IIIII' IIIIIIII'I':IIIII', ImI'I4iII3g III I'IIwI- II:II'IIIIxII.v IIIIII IIII' IuIIiI'I'I's, I':IIIIIIII' IiI'II.I', Im'- I.I'I'IQ .IIm:IIIIII' AIIIII'I', X'II'I lbl'l' I.I'I'I' IQIIIIII IIIIIIIIIISIII. sI'I'I'I' I:II I2 :IIIII xIIIlI X' III'llII'I', II'I'il sIII'I-Ig IIIII' IIII'IIIIII'I-SIIIII IIII'IIIIlI'f 311 RIIIIII-IIIs. 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Anthony Dl!QI'1C1Z!O ond John Uhmger nh the skit, The Cfomedelucci Bro- Ahother group of Students who porti- cipoted in the Gperefto, The Dizzy Jn, A One-Act Comic Operetta lqimc To fclclwrz1tcI Qwmq mul Sx Q D113 liulom Wm I 1 Om Svmcuw lnclww 11101 X'OrlcTy is the Sgwcw of Ldv IIM25, or least, gave Hmm 1ITlj'FVSSVOH My proclucurwq 0 NVQ- wwix SIMM' for tlw Sumor Sociol Uormulfl Hc,1u1.1r impcrsorwotmq N Jo'-on at the Sewor Some! Gum' U im' Time To Da Tfzings Tlwouglz The . . . STUDE T CQUNCIL The highlight at the extra-curricular ac- tivities, the Student Council election, was made a noteworthy event by the exciting campaign ot two parties, the Challengers and Delenders, The election ended a hectic week of cainpaign orations and parades. The Deten-lets were victorious with John Ubinger, President, Dorothy Lang, Vice- President, Catherine Faust Secretary, Rae mon Dbringer Treasurer, At a general assernbly at the student body conducted by Sister Jeanne, Faculty Adviser, the otticers and newly-elected representa- tives took their oath at ottice The tirst inonthly meeting was held the week tollowf ing the election Business was handled very capably and the taunilation tor an active year was laid ,fXccornplishments at the Stu- dent Council speak well ot their interest in the stuclentsl weltare. Gris' basketball was refintroduced and attendance at garnes was promoted through pep rallies, selling at pas- ses, chartering at buses, and the torrnation ot a Pep Club, The Community Chest Drive Catholic Book Drive, and other similar wor- thy enterprises were supported by this group. In all, the ettarts ot the Student Council met iaith marked success and its achieve' ments received the praise and appreciation ot both Faculty and student body. ELECTION DAY Nl'Zll4'll-l,HlUl't'S WL-itz, .luliii Xovust-l. Sflllltllllg'-lI'i'llK' XVL'lllllL'illl0l'. llrnizilil littviiiv. Sum' .Xll:li'il. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES N4-:I .XII:uI1 IQIIIIIIIQ, Imlgzll' I IIII IMIIIIII Ifexmm I IIIIIIVIIII' I'w'IIII IMIUIIIY I-In-' Inlnn l'Ivi1lg4-1, Rznnmn IIIlI'IIIQI'l', I Il 111 mv, XI:1III1l:Is Ilulmw, Nmnlm II III: I IIIII XI:Irg:Irm'1 b.:umII. Ilmx:IIfI Ywrlx. NIIIIVIY Vu ' IIII NIIIIIIIII IMIIIII fuulnl In II ll11f XIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII XIII ml lnxm IIIIIII ,II IA V. . . - .,--. '. ., I I- ,. .. . ..I ...,. v . . OFFICERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL I'l'I'si1I1-III ...... .,,, . IIIIIII I'Inil1g1'l Yin- Prm-aisI1-III .... .... I lumilyx Lung Sm-1'l'1-l:nr'4x' . . . .. .... I 'IIIIII'l'IIIl' I :Ills 'I'I'I'1l5lIl'lI . .,.. ITIIIIIIIII Ulwrillge-I t'IZII'llI4'S tlu-nu. 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Ring Glam PROGRAM Prelude .. .. .. .. .. lristrurnentol Ring Ye Glofi Voices ,. .. .. Chorus lnDoysLongAgo........ ...........Chorus Feor Not, the Lord is with Thee . . Solo-Mow Agnes Forcl Morxfs Song .. .. .. Soorono Solo .. .. Norway Crowe The Light ot Thot Christrnos Stor .. .. .. Chorus Rejoicel For Christ is Born? .. . .. .. .. .. .. Chorus 'Lullaby .. .. Quortet .. .. .. Mildred Krorner, Noncy Crowe, Mory Agnes Ford, Moriorie Wyse Ring the Bells ot Chnstmos .. .. 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PHYLLIS QUIRING, JOAN KRAMER SUSAN PACK il To the Seniors Q May All The Days Of All TheYears ' That God l-las Still ln Store Be Filled With Every Joy And Grace To Bless You More And Moreg May l-lope Ol .I-leart And Peace Of Mind Beside You Ever Stay, May Your Life Bring Full Measure 7 Of l-lis 'Blessings From ,Above And May All Your Days Be Gladdened 'By The Sweetness Of l-lis Love! -FACULTY AND STAFF IN THE SPORTLIGHT H10 Crock of Q but Am! The svwsh cf Q mel Leoxe Us wnm memories Thor well not forget Hu presse of our fmemcis fmcf the Cheers of the Thromg, SMH rmg m our ears lerke Q heart-wonmwgg gong Ihrllle and excitement, Suspemse, Gramm, cmd och my Com bme To make sports fx Lmlxersol attraction. '1 --Pom! welwers Milf' 432' qi. 'MXN X' 1' x ml? 'rf as 'Fry psig? 3 'W 1,3 :gg K M L WQL i QA 'W' af, X fx .f.- Wg' M, ,I 4 RT5 , f 1 Wim !, 'S, Section I Champs K K Q 4, '47-'48 I I ZHYkll'QllZll'1l, Uonallfl l.:u1I1-rlvawll-,gllznlwl l':lul Svllallw-vc ll I ll ' I 'l'l - ' RXinlrmli-t'ul'w:lr1l. ST. Portraits O Uwe 'Dutch Menl' John Zovko - Potent point-getter for the Dutchmen this campaign, Johnny has definitely been the mainstay of our Section I Champs His accurate push-shooting from all angles of the court was a main factor in the team's winning ways. The '47-'48 season for John brought him two new records at St. Joe's. He established the all-time high for points in a season with 405 mar- kers, and his l6.2 average per game sets another record. Tom Reinhardt-Teamed with l.aPlace at the forward positions, Hardt proved his versatiliy on the hardwood by means of his clever ball-handl- ing, set shots, and one'-handed flings. The second St. James encounter for the City playoffs was high-lighted by Tommy's stellar performance. Don Lauterbach-Playing his final year of var- sity competition Don's defensive play was out- standing. Limiting the opponent's scoring threat to a very low total was usually Don's task and, in- deed, his task was well performed. l Buck's con- tent to feed rather than shoot, all added up to the makings of a real team player. Tom LaPlace-Operating for the familiar Ja- cob-Zone defense, our talented Tal, made up the other half of the f'Tommy-Gun Twin attack, featuring our flashy forwards. His right-handed heaves saved many a game for the Flying Dutch- men, for it was this same shot thatmeant disas- ter for St. Veronica. Paul Schake- Shabby capably held down the first-string center assignment. Proof of his 20-20 vision can be had through theexistence of his re- markable foul-shooting record. Control of the backbcards was ably handled by Paul and a fine exhibition of his pivot-shooting was displayed at the last St. Basil game. Raymond Borowitz- The sixth man is necessary to any winning quintet, says Doc Carlson, emi- nent Pitt mentor. Ray proved this statement many times this season. He subbed as both forward and center with equal success this campaign. Paul Behers-Although handicapped with a Se- rious illness at the start of the season, Paul re- taliated and displayed his fighting spirit with equal vigor on the hardwoods. John Novosel- Dependability, his middle name, Jack has proved himself as a steady performer. Chicken's six-foot frame, coupled with his ag- gressiveness under the backboard, led the second squad inthe clinches. Donald Zandier-The only Junior member of the Senior squad, Don's push-shots were a familiar feature in many games this past season. He also played ball for the Jayvees. Arthur Herrlich-A favorite with the sophs, Art filled many a gap in the games. His speed and fine ball-handling hold hopes for a champion five in future years. . V Matt Holzer-Another sophomore with great promises. He possesses an uncanny ability in the making of left-handed hook shots from all angles of the floor. SENIUR SUBS '- -rs, IQUIIIICHI Lvwis. .RIIIVIIIUIIII Horowitz, John Nnvusvl, l':u1I lulll A cf Q M' I E Ilmnzlld Zzuulicr, Muff Holler, Art Hurrlivln, 142 Tlu- :ull-iinportztiit tint six with Cnawli .l:u'ulis. FLYING DUTCHMEN-RULERS OF SECTION I I he l'7Ll7-Alb edrtron ot St Joseph s l-ligh cagers represents one ot the most spirited and aggres- sive combinations ever assembled at the Mt. Oli- ver school Their successtul capture ot the Section I crovvn in the Catholic Class B League resulted from hours ot practice and constant tight, tight that did eventually bnng them the svveet truits ot the hard-strived-tor goal, Section l Champs Seeking that which their predecessors tailed to accomplish the past campaign, the Dutchmen set out in pre-season exhrbitioin intent to come up with a winning Hcornbofl They exhibited a fine performance in the warm- up contests, capturing tive ot the seven starts, Still rated as a dark horse, the Saints began to prove their merits by gaining their tirst league tilt, dovvnrng St Wendelin, Fil-'IZ Then, in quick fashion, the Flying Dutchmenf' catching tire, disposed ot their next six league opponents, This list included such torrnrdables as St. George, last yearls state champs, the hrghiv rated St. Basil tive, St. Luke ltvvicel, St Justin, and the sky- scraping Crusaders'l ol St, Veronlca. llovvever, in return engagement with Wmbridge St, Veronica, it vvas a ditterent story as St. Joseph lost to a deterniined Crusader guint Getting back on the victory trail, the Josephites toppled Saints George and Vtfendeltn wtih the resounding crash ot 53-3l and GI-3l During the course ot the season a scrappy St. Justin tive aided the Dutchrnens cause considera- bly by uusetting St. Veronica and St, Basil, both ot vvhom eventually tied tor the second position in the league race On the night at February ZS, the long-ovvaited Section Title was tinally clinched 'l his was brought about by a convincing 49-30 conguest ot Mt, Washington St Justin Then, vvith th: title sately tucked avvay, the Dutchmen suttererl a letdovvn and dropped the league tinale to St basil ot Car- rick, 55-33 !Xtter winning the Section I title, the Dutchrnen prepared to engage West End St James in a best- ot-three series tor the Catholic Class B league crown at the Pittsburgh district The tirst game, played at the Southside Recrea- tion Center, was a heart-breaker tor the Joseph- ites as they dropped a -ll -39 decision to the West- enders, vvhom they had previously downed in ex- hibition tilts 36-35 and 34-32 Fighting os they've done the season-long the Dutchmen apparently lacked the necessary impetus to earn tor them the all-important tirst game victory The Saints came back with spirits high the sec- ond game only to be nosecl out by the margin ot one point, Following the pattern ot the tirst tra- cas, the Dutchmen trailed throughout, and once again a last-rninute rally tell short as West Fntl St, James capped their tirst Catholic League Championship, 39-38 Thus, the curtain rang down on a hlghly suc- cesstul season, a season that will forever remain in the memories ot Dutchmen tollovverss Veterans Don Lauterbach, John Zovko, Tom Reinhardt, and Toni Laplace with the addition at Center Paul Schake tormed the classy Dutchmen '48 guintets They IDVOLIQFII to their devoted coach, Nick Jacobs, his titth sectional title in seven years ot coaching at Mt, Oliver St. Joseph ,Xl .L XM il 3 ' ' ..t1,tlpQ' lx! 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Lescallett Levin 's Dry Goods and Shoes Margaret Lighthiser Ruth Lillian Beauty Shoppe Lincoln Turner Verein Mr. and Mrs. James Linnert Mr. and Mrs. Walter Linnert, Jr. Mrs. V. J. Litzel Mrs. C. Lostetter E. Lovejoy Mrs. A. Lovosik Miss Dolores Lubauy Mrs. H. Lutz Mrs. Henry Lutz Mrs. T. Machewich Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mader Mr. John Major, Jr. Miss Catherine Makary Miss Marie Makary Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maloney Harry Malvin Leonard Malvin Mr. and Mrs. Market Mrs. Mary Marko Mr. C. E. Marquart Mrs. C. E. Marquart Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marrow Mrs. Joseph Martin Samuel S. Martin Miss Shirley Martin Mrs. Marx Clair Matson Francis and Ted Matson William Matson Mrs. E. J. Mattern Mrs. Ray P. Mayer Mr. Andrew J. McCall Mrs. M. McCullough Mrs. H. McCuary Mr. and Mrs. R. F. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McGrill McKee Theatre Mr. and Mrs. Albert McKnight Miss Gloria McKnight Mrs. J. Meiers and Family Mrs. M. Mergen Mildred Merkel Paul Merkel Mr. and Mrs. J. Messer Mrs. Russell Metzger Mrs. Stanley Michalek Charles Micolucci fGeneral Contractorj Mrs. Anna Miller Mrs. Louis J. Miller Mr. Louis J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller Raymond Miller Shirley Miller Mr. Warren C. Miller Mrs. Joseph Mitterer Mrs. S. J. Mitterer Mrs. R. Moeslein Joe Molinda Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore Henry Moore Ralph Morrell Mr. and Mrs. J. Mosesso Mr. Jeep Muehlbauer Anna Mae Mueller Mrs. C. J. Mueller Regina Mueller Mrs. H. B. Mutschler Jolm NV. Mutschler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myron Mrs. Herbert Nagel Miss Barbara Nath Mr. Edwin Nath Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nath Mrs. Mildred Nath Mr. and Mrs. Robt. R. Nath Doris Neidenberger Mrs. K. Nemmer Mrs. William Neus Joe Newboud Nieclermeier 's Mrs. VV. Nix, Sr. Jack Novosel R-if-hard Novosel Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Nugent Miss Alice Obermeier Oswald Dairy Mrs. William Oberer C. G. O'Connell Mrs. V. Oliver Mrs. Barbara O'Neil Mrs. Mary R. O'Neil Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oravetz Ormsby Service Station Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Owen Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Pack Dick Pack Miss Dorothy Pack Norman Pack Mrs. John Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Jos. L. Peters Larry Peters ll. Pelusi Mrs. Joseph Petraitis Mr. and Mrs. Carl Petrie Marie Pfeifer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pferdehirt Harry Pfcrdehirt, Jr. First Sgt. and Mrs. Otis Polly Mrs. Catherine Porta Mr. and Mrs. VV. J. Porta llevy Powers C Bobby Powers Mrs. Grace Purzcr A. B. Quallich Rita Raber Mrs. V. Ramski D. Rasscr Studio Mrs. Vera Ratay Miss Caroline Rau Paul Rau Clara Rectenwald Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Rectcnwald Mrs. Frank Rees Mrs. Gerhard Reich August Reger and Son Mrs. Edith Reis Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reis Renata,'s Beauty Shop Mrs. Reynolds Rich 's Market Mr. and Mrs. W. Richter Mrs. Max Riederer Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rick and Mrs. H. T. Roessler Warren Roessler Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rogers E. J. Rok Miss Catherine Rosa Rosalia's Shoppe Mrs. P. J. Roth Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ruck Mrs. George Ruck Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Ruck and Mrs. F. Ruggieri Miss Ida Russman Mr. and Mrs. A. 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Smithdas Mrs. Harry Shamitko ILI Jackie Sommer South Hills Floral Shoppe St. Clair Bowling Alleys Mrs. A. Stadler Mr. and Mrs. Emil Staudt Audrey Stanton Mrs. A. Steele Jack Steggert Mrs. A. J. Steigerwald Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stenger Mrs. Florian Stenger Mr. and Mrs. G. Stengcr Miss Teresa Stenger Bernard Stoltz Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stoehr Stumph's Hardware Mrs. Wm. Stutz Sun Drug Co. Miss M. Special Mr. and Mrs. Speicher Mr. and Mrs. Tagmyer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Teichrnan Mrs. J. C. Terhorst Mrs. A. Thoma Mrs. Helen Tice Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Tiechert Dorothy Tischler Mrs. Emma Tischler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tischler Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Traft Mr. and Mrs. Trautmann , Triangle Pants Store Sitznian Mrs. ll. J. Tritschler Mr. and Mrs. Tundy Mrs. Joseph Turnbull Bob Ubinger Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Upperman Mrs. VV. A. Upperman Irene B. Valenta Vera and Joan Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Victmeier Mary Voelker Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vogel Mr. and Mrs. A. WV. 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