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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

. . . . 1 WN! 'X T 'X x ?,l xx'5,'- V- X R' 'X x gf' I U 1 X X r xx f I 'X' Ky N ,AX A U x .f I 1 ,xx x S ! 5 L z 1 ! 1 I C 1 3 4 x x 5 I ', E I I I , a I 1 Z 3 1 . in 4 P - 1 1 i , 5 i x I w i 1 T be more me reah the Gnspel the stranger hennmes nur Q 4 Q 3Bius?6 GOtb Qnnihe X if ,sb 'dxf r L. 13, I A ? printing be ilaulp Bible f PENDULU M juremurh When that practical minded inventor, John Gutenberg, chose the Holy Bible as the first book to print on movable type, he did much more than' print a great book. To us he left in action this solid bit of logic: Since the Holy Bible is the word of God, it is the way to reach God. The Gospel is a way of lifeg it is eminently practical. A great Pope, Pius X one said that the more we read the Gospel the stronger becomes our faith. Putting together the two thoughts of Pius X and John Gutenberg, we young men and women facing the world in this graduating class of 1953 have a sure, safe, and simple rule of life. Five hundred years is as a moment in the sight of God. But the five hundred years since Gutenberg tried to show how necessary is the word of God have proved that man does poorly when he loses sight of the truth of the Scriptures. Many people ahead of us have forgotten Godg they stand alone in the midst of millions of people. Will we be without God in twenty years, one asks oneself. Never-as long as you hear and read His word and keep it. IJIUBIUS Seniors ...... Underclasses . . . Sports ...... Activities ...... Senior Directory His Excellency BISHOP JOHN FRANCIS DEARDEN Bishop of Pittsburgh Diocese Very Reverend Nlonsignor THOMAS J. QUIGLEY Superintendent of Schools Diocese of Pittsburgh , af 518' 1. Reverend Reverend Reverend FREDERICK A. MERTENS WALTER 1. SCHAMING HERBERT I. COST Pastor Assistant Assistant , ,, , ,s ,, 1' 5' 1 61 511 ff f ' f P QA A ' f f f K - 11 11 1'?'2f75 MY f L 1 5 is .gr tr fa 1 Ma Q. if 1, Y ,v.v 1 ff is. ty ff. ,, if .241 11,151 if i, a On October 19, 1952, our pastor, Reverend Frederick A, Mertens, blessed the bells for our new church, rebuilt after a devastating fire on February 15, 1951. A few days later the bells of St. joseph began to ring regularly to remind the people that the work of God goes on . . . that her priests are there to offer the Mass, to consecrate, and to absolve in the name of the Lord. Many significant changes were made in our school life because of the church fire. Our gym became a temporary church, and school and church became a single unit. Schedules were revised, new rooms and subjects called into service. The completion of the new St, Joseph Church in May, 1953, marks a crowning achievement for our pastor, his assistants, Father Walter J. Schaming and Father Herbert J. Cost, and the hardfworking parishioners of St. Joseph Parish. Principal, Sister Mary Jeanne, O.S.F. behold l am with ou all days, As Seniurs we pause .1 moment to survey nur high sehuol e.ireer, sw swiftly nearing gin end. Our first thoughts turn to one who has heen at the helm ml' our ship during these four years, The task of seeing that we reeeivetl the hest in etlueiitiun, moral training, and eitizenf ship was no sm.ill une, hut was ezipiihly gleeoinf plished hy our heloyed pI'll1ClINll, Sister Nlznry Jeanne. Sisteris efforts through the past years have been tireless, seeing that our school mznntuinetl its high stnntlairtls, both seholastiezllly and spiritually. Although :ill her responsibilities taking mueh of -her time, Sister Jeanne lllVVilYS had ii few moments to spare when we needed her .mdvieeg and with the pgitienee .intl under' stdneling th.ir is hers, Sister has helped many uf us through nur tliflieulties. It is with these thoughts in mind that we wish, most humhly, .ind must gratefully, to pay trihute tn one who has proven il friend as well as il superiur, hy tletlieuting the Pendulum of 1953 to Sister M111'y Jeanne, O.S.F, K N X X, fe' 53 C Cur Faoult Sister M. Jeanne Principal Sister M. Virginia Religion, Commercial, Art Sister M. Ronald Religion, English Sister M. Judith , Religion, Spanish, General Science Sister M. Elise Religion, Science, Health Sister M. Roberta Religion, Social Studies, Speech, Debating Sister M. Elfreda Religion, World History, Latin, General Maths Sister M. Helene Religion, Mathematics Sister Marie Bernard Religion, English Sister M. 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N Q 110311570011 :got f5Qf111a,Q, ' 1110 401 f 011' Q0 I 0 '64 00' 0 1' ollfc Il. 4101111 away' ff1f101 ' ' Z111f1 Wi f 1 +01fflll ll'0,0' M B O YE INTO THE WHOLE WORLD AND PREACH THE GOSPEL TO EVERY OREATURE 'W' . x I ' BERNADET TE M. AMRHEIN Bernie Glee Club 45 Operetta 45 Our Lady of Fatima Club 25 Year Book Booster 3,45 Third Order 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Class Secretary 35 Perfect Attendance 3. His fher, remembrance shall be sweet. CEccu. 49:2., DOLORES ANDREUCCI Druce Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Our Lady of Fatima Club 1,2,3,45 Third Order 1,2,35 Perfect Attendance 1. . . . Pleasing God, with fear and reverence. fHeb. 12:28, .es faaa The Graduates of 1953 SYLVIA A. BLOSKIS Sue Glee Club 45 Third Order 15 Our Lady of Fatima 'Club 2,3, Secretary 35 Prom Com' mittee 3. Strength and beauty are her clothing . . . QProv. 31:25, VERA M. BLUM Vee Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Third Order 2,3,45 Forensic League 1,2,3, Vice President 4: Our Lady of Fatima Club 2,3, President 45 Commercial Honor Society 45 Class Secref tary 2, President 3. A cheerful and good heart . . . fEcCu. 30:27, MARGERY T. BACH Marg. Glee Club 45 Operetta 45 Our Lady of Fatima Club 3,45 Third Order 2,3,4g Commercial Honor Society 43 Scenery for Operetta 3. . . . thou art a virtuous woman . . . Uluth 3:11, RALPH C. BAUMGART Bump Third Order 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Bowling 3,45 Varsity Student Manager 45 Year Book Booster 1,2,35 Perfect Attendance 1,2. H . . . among wise and understanding men . . . fDeut. 1:13, T. IO E EILEEN B. CAGNEY Coug Glee Club 3,43 Third Order 1,21 Prefect 3,4g Our Lady of Fatima Club 1,2,3,4g Forensic LCPIFZUC 12.3.42 Operetta 3,4g Prom Committee 33 Class President 1. And thou art to them as a musical song which is sung with an agreeable voice . . . QI-Ezec. 331321 ROSETHEL COMER Rosie Glee Club 3,41 Third Order l,2,3,4g Our Lady of Fatima Club 2,31 Prom Committee 33 Operetta 3,45 Perfect Attendance 1. Hearing of thy charity and faith . . fPhil. 1:51 ARLENE E. BRICKNER Ar Third Order 13 Perfect Attendance li Class Secretary lg Prom Committee 3. A glad heart maketh a cheerful countenance. QProv. 15:19 JANET M. BRIGHT Ian Glee Club 3,43 Third Order l,2,3,4: Operetta 3,4g Our Lady of Fatima Club 1,2,3,49 Forensic League 1,2,3g Commercial Honor Society 45 Prom Committee 34 Year Book Booster 1. . . . and humility goeth before glory. fProv. 15:33, PH HIGH CHGUL . .. JOAN M. DeBOR Juanitte Glee Club 3,43 Third Order l,2,3,4: Our Lady of Fatima Club 2,3,4g Forensic League 1,2,3,4g Operetta 3,43 Prom Committee 35 Business Manager, Year Book 43 Class Vice President 25 Perfect Attendance lg Year Book Booster l,4. The grace of a diligent woman . . . CEccu. 26:16, ROBERT H. DETIG Zeke Third Order 2,3,4g Forensic League 2,3,4g Operetta 3,41 History Honor Society 3,4g Class President 47 Writer, Year Book 4, . . . and he that is the leader, as he that serveth. Qluke 22:26J MARGARET A. DREBUS Maggie Glee Club 43 Operetta 4g Our Lady of Fatima Club 1,2,3,41 Third Order 1,2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 3. We have takeii care . . . for the studious . . . Q2 Mach. 2:26, JAMES P. FINEGAN T.V. Third Order lg Forensic League 1,21 Glee Club 4g Operetta 3,45 Bowling 3,43 Prom Committee 33 Year Book Booster 2. . . . sat not in the assembly of jesters . . . Uer. 15:17, The Graduates of 1953 ROSE MARIE GERMUSKA Rosie Glee Club 45 Operetta 44 Our Lady of Fatima Club 2,3,4g Third Order 1,2,3,4g Prom Com' mittee 3: English Honor Society 43 Typist, Year Book 4. Not defrauding, but in all things showing good fidelity . . . QTitus 2:10J THOMAS 1. HAZZARD Tom Third Order 2,3,4g Forensic League 2,3,4g Prom Committee 33 Science Honor Society 4g Assist' ant Business Manager, Year Book 4. . . . we know that thou art a true speaker . . fMatt. 22:16j MARLENE M. FRACEK Toots Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,4g Our Lady of Fatima Club 2,3,4g Third Order 1,2,3,4g Minstrel 4g Orchestra 1. . . . she knoweth and understandeth all things . . . fwis. 9:11j BERNICE A. FUCHS Bernie Glee Club 3,4g Operetta 3,4g Our Lady of Fatima Club 1,2,3,4g Third Order l,2,3,4g Commercial Honor Society 45 Forensic League 2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 1,2. . . .'of a quiet and gentle spirit, . . C1 Peter 3:41 WALTER N. IMHOFF Walt Glee Club 4g Third Order 1,21 junior Varsity 2,33 Varsity 3,43 Operetta 3,43 Bowling 3,43 Prom Committee 33 Vice President 2,33 Year Book Booster 1,2. . . . valiant and strong from his youth up, fl Mach. 2:66J BETTY J. KAERCHER Tootsie Glee Club 33 Third Order 23 Our Lady of Fatima Club 1,23 Operetta 33 Prom Com- mittee 3. f' . . . being fruitful in every good work . . . fcol. 1:10, T. IO EPH HIGH CHOOL... PATRICIA A. KAMINSKI Patsy Glce Club 43 Third Order 3,43 Prom Com' mittee 3: Opcrctta 4: Typist, Year Book 4. The wise in heart shall be called prudent: CProv. 16:21, KATHLEEN A. KENNELLY Kate Third Order 2: Prom Committee 3: Our Lady of Fatima Club 2. . . . fair as thc moon, bright as the sun . . . QCan. 6:91 JAMES A. KLEIN Dego Glee Club 3,41 Third Order 2,3,4g Debate 1,25 Operetta 3,43 Bowling 3,43 Prom Committee 33 Class President 13 Class Treasurer 4g Student Manager of the Varsity 4. U. . . Desirable are all his works: and what we can know is but as a spark! CEccu. 42:23J PATRICIA T. KORZINSKI Pat Glee Club 3,43 Our Lady of Fatima Club 33 Operetta 33 Prom Committee 33 Scenery for Operetta 3. . . . and they admired her wisdom, Uudith 11:l8J CHARLES R. LIED Chuck Glee Club 3,41 Operetta Z,3.4: Third Order 1: Orchestra 2,31 Prom Committee 3: ,luniOr Varsity 1.21 Varsity 3,41 Bowling 314. U. . . and he made sweet melody. fEccu. 47:11, DOLORES LINDNER Dolly Glee Club 3.4: Operetta 3,41 Forensic League 1: Third Order 1,21 Junior Achievement 4, . . . well favored, and of a beautiful counten- ance. CGen. 29:17D if 'WP' The Graduates of 1953 JOHN A. MAJOR M Glee Club 3,41 Operetta 3,41 Bowling 3,41 Proi Committee 3: Editor. Year Book 4: Year Boo' Booster 1,2, . . . glory and wealth shall be in his how . fpsalims 1111 TERESA B. McCLOSKEY Tess. Glee Club 3,41 Operetta 3,41 Third Orde 1,2,3g Forensic League l. . . . sung with a sweet and agreeable voir . CEzcc. 33:32, 'W LaVERNE R. LOWE Cleo Club 3,41 Operetta .3.41 Third Order l,Z,3,41 Our lady of Fatima Club 112,31 Secre' tary 41 History Honor Society 31 Class Secref tary 31 Prom Committee 31 Commercial Honor Society 41 Forensic League 1.2,3, Secretary 43 Vvlriter. Typist, Year Book 4, H. . . the hand of the industrious getteth riches. CProv. 10:45 CAROL A. LUCAS Lukig Glee Club 41 Operetta 4: Third Order 41 Prom Committee 3: Our Lady of Fatima Club l,2,3,4g Commercial Honor Society 41 National Poetry Anthology 3. U. . . and his fherj poems were a thousand and five. K3 Kings 4:32, .ai if ,- . fX 4 I + . '. '. 4 -if if ' 1.iii T. JO iiEPlI HIGH m?'r'rY lx, Mifune: ,My N M flhm' fhih F -1 Um l.xlyi1ff.lIl!H.4fh1h M3 4 -. .X an X funn ii linivm' l..',?'1 l31w'u'tt.1 3,-3. Nutxurmf ' K in 1 w wisdom md undmrstm ing V 041 Sl l'A,l'RlC'lfX .' . MH. f .u 4 spuki Ll ml mildly f2 MIC -IAIVIFS WI McI.AUGHI IN jnsiun I5vh.1h' 3. l'mxx'l1uQ -1, Vinum Qwiillillllflfs' 3. Urihv tm 3. ijillhl' f'iil11iwxIi k'x' -3 . . . wcing huu .i young m.ui mgvnious .md industrious , . fl Kiug5 11:28, THOMAS ff. ML'M.1Xl ION Pturuaim' lih'rf'l1lh 5,4 Upuivtll 3.4 N.lII4'X1.li Purim Aiilimhiiiv 3. I1-iwlmg 3.4, .'NwiXt.xul Eihtm. YUM' Bunk -1 . . . with .1 writcr's inkhorn nt his reins, iCHOOL . .. 15 L.., f' 1- if TRICIA C. MIl,I.ER Pat Oriici' 1.3.4. kwlli' lzuiy wi Flllliliil Chlh 7 71 4 Prom Cfmuuuttvc 3, mindful of . . . fnirh, labour, and QTIH-ss. 1:70 O. MILLER Tom Order 21 Hlstorv Hmmm Si-uwtv 31 Prom ' 1-.1 1 vr c it 2,31 Yiwu' Bunk Pmuxtcr 2.3 have hi-ard that thou nrt vury wise , . 41:l5j LEONARD F. MOSER Mo Third Order 13 Forensic League 1,23 Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3,43 Orchestra 1,2,33 Operetta 4: Bowling 3,41 Prom Committee 33 Class Treasurer 2,33 Assistant Editor, Year Book 43 Year Book Booster 3. . . . Who is a more artful worker than he . . fWis. 8:61 RUTH ANN MUTSCHLER Glee Club 3,43 Our Lady of Fatima Club 2,3,43 History Honor 3,43 Forensic League 1,2,3,43 Operetta 3,43 Iunior Achievement 4. The learned in word shall find good things: fProv. 16:201 The Graduates 0141953 PAUL J. PACHAVIS Chave Iunior Varsity 1,23 Varsity 2,3,43 Operetta l,43 Bowling 3,43 Prom Committee 33 Student Council l,2,33 Third Order 1. . . . is very great and taller than we. CDeut. 13281 LAWRENCE F. PETERS Pete Glee Club 33 Third Order l,2,33 Operetta 33 Bowling 3,43 Prom Committee 33 Year Book Booster 3. . . . crowned with glory and honor: fHeb. 2:91 its DORIS M. NOVAK Glee 'Club 3,43 Third Order l,2,3,43 Operetta 43 Band 13 Orchestra 13 Year Book Booster 2. . . . of her that is a dancer, . . . CEccu. 9:41 GERALD F. O'CARROLL Jerry Glee Club 33 Third Order 3,43 Operetta 3,43 Bowling 3,4. . . . but where humility is there also is wisdom. fProv. 11:21 OLGA A. PERELLA Olga Third Order 1,2,3,45 Our Lady of Fatima Club 1,2,3,45 National Poetry Anthology 35 Perfect Attendance 2. . . . but the meek shall inherit the land. fPsalm 36:11J MARIE E. PFISTER Marie Glee Club 45 Operetta 45 Our Lady of Fatima Club 45 Prom Committee 3. Thou shalt have unanimous friendship . . . fEccu. 6:12, T. I0 EPH HIGH CHUOL... PATRICIA E. POESCHL Pat Glee Club 3: Operetta 35 Prom Committee 35 Class Secretary 1,25 Scholarship 3. You shall hear the little as well as the great. fDeut. l:l7J JOAN L. POPP Poppsie Glee Club 3,45 Third Order 2,35 Operetta 35 Prom Committee 35 Student Council 3. . . . , and of the gift of inheritance of friends, . . . CEccl. 42:31 X , A , ityyi. PAUL N. PORTA Pinlci Glee Club 3,45 Third Order 2,3,45 Band 35 Operetta 3,4, Prom Committee 35 Class Presi' dent 35 Class Vice President 45 Year Book Booster 3. . . . and n knowing man, stout and valiant. QProv. 24:51 DONALD P. REMLINGER Don Glee Club 25 Varsity 45 Bowling 45 Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee 4. . . . he is able to subdue all things . . CPhil. 3:21, TERESA A. SCHAEFER Terry Perfect Attendance 1,2,4g Operetta 4. . . . filled with the spirit of wisdom . . . CDeut. 34:91 HARRY SCHAEFER Har Year Book Booster 24 Bowling 4: Prom Com' mittee 33 Dance Committee 4. . . . modest in his looks, gentle in his manners. C2 Mach. 15:12j The Graduates of 1953 MARTHA A. SCHWOERER Marty Glee Club 3,41 Operetta 3,4g Third Order 2,3,4g Our Lady of Fatima Club 1,2,3,4g Prom Committee ,3. That being enriched in all things, you may abound unto all simplicity. C2 Cor. 9:11, EDWARD R. STAMBROSKY Bimbo Glee Club 3: Third Order 1,2,3,4g Bowling 44 Prom Committee 3g Dance Committee 4. . . . great, and strong, and so tall, . . fl Par. 27:32, r iirrrt gm CHARLES L. SCHAMING Chas Glee Club 3: Bowling 4: Dance Committee 35 Prom Committee 3. . . . and of his greatness there is no end . . . CPsalm 144:31 MARLENE M. SCHUTZEUS Schutz Glee Club 3,41 Operetta 3,41 Third Order l,Z,3,4g Class Treasurer l,2,3: Prom Com- mittee 3. . . . with joy and gladness of heart, . . . fDeut. 28:47, nz, W .sf fi, f' MARTIN R. WAGNER Marty Glee Club 33 Operetta 1,3,4: Third Order 2,35 Bowling 3,41 Junior Varsity 1,2g Varsity 3,43 Prom Committee 3. . . . he that understandeth many things . . CEccl. 29:25, LAWRENCE A. WALLACE Mingo Glee Club 3g Operctta 3g Third Order 2,3,4g Bowling 33 Class President 2: Year Book Booster 21 Forensic League I, . . . and his power is admirable. fEccl. 43:31, T. IO EPH HIGH 'CHOOLW PATRICK R. WHITE Pat Glee Club 3,41 Operetta 3,41 Forensic League 13 Bowling 3,43 Class Vice President l,3. . . . singing and making melody, fl Par. 2:55, 'iii ROBERT P. WILLKOMM Waco Third Order 13,43 Prom Committee 3: Bowling 3,41 Dance Committee 4. . . . by the abundance of his strength . . . fPsalm 32:17, ' X 4 Q ,if 1, '- -1 VIRGINIA R. WINTER Ginny Glee Club 3,4g Operetta 3,4g Third Order 1,2,3,4: Our Lady of Fatima 'Club 2,3,4g Prom Committee 3. . . . gentle, kind, steadfast, assured, secure . . 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'7'5'Pfb.0y -55000111110 mffzffrfyffff 11400 A 0 iff P P 0022 ' 'D' 1277014714 I0 3012, 162111 N 4911 lflllf 001107' G , wJf5Zi ' 'bvrpzbfo 00:70 X 601 4? ! fb IIIQIQ 74 0 f'?1f011011y-Joi ff 01111111- .vQ':ffz'22b1212,,Q 0 IIQQIIIIQOQIIOQ . g f oyliflbolrliolf J O f'41ff012f1W,,,,, 'zwff fl!! qyjmbomr ff ll QW fb Qi +.pg v' fi M as Row 1: Nancy Lutz, Betty Fix, Mary Elizabeth Heyl, Patricia Lehner, Bernice Cagney. Mziry Lodes, Eileen l.oadman. lane Bach, Arlene Schmidt, Row 2: Harry Butkowski. Larry Newport, Robert King, Paul.Wilding, Louis jams, William Weber, Robert Bauer. Row 3: Sails set firmly and anchor holding fast, the juniors of 102 are preparing for the last lap of a long journey, Many things they have enf countered on this voageg some pleasant, some seemingly unpleasant, but all interesting and exciting. Now you hear them speaking in Spanish, see them writing in shorthand, and favoring the typewriters every chance they get. Never before did they follow such a pleasant schedule. They have become so accustomed to Joanne Scully, Barbara Shebatka. Norma Kautzman, Mary Catherine Pasek, Ruth Hartman, Shirley Fix, Patricia Dei. Row 4: Kathleen Fay, Richard Very, James Werthman, Howard Worley, Mary Lou Ott. IOR Spanish that it has become almost a part of them. Chemistry has attracted one ofthe biggest classes yet, and all chemistry students are still among the living. If practice makes perfect, they are perfeetionists. Typing is an intriguing new subject for them, and it is a fact that they have increased the typewriter sales in the city considerably. We wish them all the luck in the world. l Spearheading 202 for the third year in succession is Richard Very, President: Ruth Hartman, Secretary, and Harry Butkowski, Treasf urer. The only newcomer to this hard working group of officers is Mary Lou Ott, filling the place of Vice President. Success in all their undertakings is reached by teamwork, This group will make it. Radiating energy through 102 is an active team of ofhcers headed by .Iacquelyn Preisinger. Her assistants are: lames Gillespie, Vice President: Eileen Boehmn, Secretary, and Jeanne Bemes' derfer, Treasurer. Wligit is so rare as a day in june. Yes, and what is so unique as a day in a juniors life, Up early in the morning, eager to begin the days workg they are a beehivc of activity. The Ring Ceremony is a reminder to them that Row 1: Jeanne Groesch, Jane Gatz, Margaret La' Place, Ann McPaul, Shirley Poeschl, Bernice Felix, Jeanne Bemesderfer, Dolores Reis, Mary Ann Koett. Row 2: Edmund Bauer, Henry Burns, Robert Milinski. George Reich, john Sommer, Daniel Milinslci, Dominic lmpellicceiri, Norman Pack, Row 3: they are not far from becoming Seniors, Prom time rolls around before they know it, and in a short time they watch the Seniors graduate. All in all, it's a pleasant year, full of fun, study, and plans for the future. Nancy Betz, Marie Miller, Eileen Mueller, Eileen Boehm, jacquelyn Preisinger, Eileen Oberer, Doris Deithorn. Row 4: Robert Weaver, Ronald Grebner, Charles Koempl, Herbert Nath, Raymond Attenberger, Robert Vogel, Richard Schultis, James Gillespie. TOPHO The Sophomores feel more at ease having surf vived their second year. They look forward to their Junior year not with misgivings, but with faith in themselves and their natural ability to learn, It has hcen their friendly cofoperation thus far that has endeavored them to us, Basketf hall is their favorite, and a loyal group of fans can he found in this class. Scholastically they Row 1: Anna Lechman, Andrea Lechman, Audrey Mackin, Kathryn Mamula, Patricia Bachman, Janet liarahaugh, Joanne Holzer, Row 2: Audrey Leister, Alvcrna Kramer, Joanne Gland. Row 3: Bette Ann Mens, Nancy Lainherger, Jacqueline Schreiner. Row 4: Margaret Bauer, Alice Koeppl, Charles lmhoff, Row 5: Jean Fuchs, Antoinette Gromelc, Donald Kreutzer. leading the class of '55 through their Sophomore year are Charles Imhoff, President: Richard Benz, Vice Presif dent: Joan Glaid, Secretary. and Janet Farahaugh, Treasurer, We wish luck to this highfspirited group, and we prophesy a high degree of success in your Junior and Senior years. ORE have successfully plumbed the innermost secrets of biology, as well as the intricacies of social studies. It is a well known fact that they play an important part in all school affairs, from schoolwork to sports, from forensics to dancing. Surely such faithfulness and active interest will warrant them the same in the years to come. Row 6: Donna Mae Fracek, Lois Michel, Louis Alfrey, James Paschl. Row 7: Joan Duflner, Audrey Attenf hcrger, Richard Major. Row 8: Robert Porta, Louis Mccoullough, Harry Lutton, Patrick Hayes, Henry Fix, Regis Deemer, Raymond Thomas, Raymond Shaming, Ronald Seaman, Richard Benz, Thomas Pachavis. .WX emu Row 1: Anna Rose Zirngihle, Elaine Klemm, Marilyn Meyer, Margaret Oestreich, Claire Snelsire, Alice Staab, Rosemary Kramer, Anna Marie Mayer. Row 2: Rose Ann Kalinowski, Virginia Goldhach, joan Neiss, Mary Catherine jackson, Marion Fuchs, Margaret Borneman, Kathleen Grassinger, Lois Germuska, James Stupak. This division has taken up the challenge of a tougher schedule, Perserverance is their crowning virtue. From all appearances they will he the future upperelass1nen. In every hrancli of studies they have undertaken, there is a spirit of cofoperation with the teachers and The Sophomores of 104 have select' ed a very confident group to head their class. This group is composed of Marilyn Meyer, President: ,lohn Roell, Vice President: Raymond Cle- mence, Secretary, and James Stupak, Treasurer. Row 3: Margaret McMahon, Aurella Dedig, Betty Iane Wagner. Diana DeCort, Donna Brunner, Elaine Brunner, Mary Ann Breier, Joseph Schmidlin. Row 4: john Roell. William Ott, William Hickly, Raymond Clemence, David Beta, Iohn Kerekes, Row 5: Ronald Lotz, Clarence Bauer. with each other, They are an outspoken group of students, and very aggressive for Sophof mores. Dchators, drarnatists, and humorous speakersg they are the horn puhlic speakers in years to come. Hats oif to the Sophomores of 104. CQ KW osx Row 1: Marcella Milesko, Elaine Mielcarek, Lorraine Bach, Patricia Kerin, Phyllis Luhy, Margaret Schaefer, Germaine McEntee, joan Staudt, Mary Gloeckl. Row 2: Patricia vlouver, Joan Peters, Judith Miller, Ethel McConnell, Carol Meyer, Beverly Ianis, Rose Snof tckko, Ruth Stadler, Row 3: Alice Brennan, Marlene Williaiiiis, Carol Cowan, Catherine Murphy, Eleanor FRES The most remarkahle year in the life of a high school student is always his Freshman year. The Freshmen of 103 have proved to be no exception to this rule, for they have shown exceptional ahility in tackling religious, literary, and some intricate mathematical, and scientific prohlems, Their eyes have been opened to delightful new worlds and their minds now Weaver, Phyllis Henrich, Row 4: Clifton Spratt, Robert Kohler, Robert Peetz, Richard Walshak, Thomas Colly, Thomas Trainor. Row 5: Bernard Hazzard, Donald Kudla, Maurice Spitler, William Orovelz, Edward McCloskey, Anthony Grejda, Richard Appel, focus more clearly on the more important things of life. Ask them anytime who is responsible for their success and you will receive but one reply, The Sisters. Can there be another answer? To these thoughtful, optimistic stuf dents we extend our heartful wish that they never let anyone or anything roh them of their optimism and enthusiasm. Captaining the Freshman team of 103 is Bernard Klein, President, Larraine Bach, Vice President: Edward McCloskey, Secretary, and Margaret Schaefer, Treasurer. They have three more full years to grow in the ideals of St. ,loseph High, A The standards of Room 101 are capahly set and upheld by a line group of omcers. Presiding over this cofoperaf tive group is Marilyn Sestak, President. Assisting her are XVilson Renne, Vice Presi- dent: Vvfilliam Bauer, Secre- tary, and John Koenig, Treasurer. A elass that works and prays together stays to' gether. This is it. The title Eager Freshmen certainly behts this group of Freshies. They have shown excelf lent eofoperation in all school activities. They attained their individual goal in the patron drive, loyally attended the weekly school Row 1: Geraldine Edwards. Mary Blanche Henger, Arlene Klein. Sandra Grill, Marlene Bach. Barhara Rodgers.,lVfarilyn Kirstein. Patricia Engstler, Nancy Grehner, Suzanne Niederherger. Row 2: Patricia Sauls, Roseann Muehlhauer, Marilyn Sestak, Madeline Weisiniller. Marie Belsterling, Betty Mae Mutsehler, Carol Lee Holzer, Janet Russmzm, Dianne Seethaler. Row 3: Michael Gerulis, Williaiii Bauer, Raymond dances, and games. We Juniors and excellent co Ahner, Carol Paul Kimmel, Iohn Koenig, 0 i L' t faithfully patronized the haskethall feel sure that when they heeome Seniors they also will receive such foperation. Scheidl, Janet Derseh, Charles janet Graner. Row 4: Martin Donald Bau in gart, Thomas Lawrence Fehriens, Harry Chalmers, George Harold Heidkamp, Wilson Renne. Row 5: Friend, Lawrence Wieeh, Elmer Winter, Imhoff, Robert Meyer. Auen, Dehn, Green, Bauer, James loseph 1. W05'-'7 ,.vQW' .,fr5'?'9? v V aw'-W gf' , fob? VQO F fs 14'-1 ' 10450042 JIIIQQIIIJIIQ 0 Q61vQl0lP'6bQ,Q.p ,,1y09p00b. 4QO0P u . P - 1540420701 10 my 0 '11, QQIQWD Q5 -di 10'-0b4 Ql5' , 11404015 102' M 34.2, 3' ,MGQM 11:1 ' 0-of W 0-'JV s 'E 0 5 0 Q90 rc 1 Q' Q . fffo 90ff.' 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Meinhers nf the squad work hard at training for their coming chance at varsity hall. Bottom Row: Ed Mcfllosky, Clarence Bauer, Ed Bauer, Tom Pachavis, Ron Seaman. Rich Major. -we .1......., Q. The Flying Dutchman Hrst Eve: Walt Imhoff, Chuck Lied, Paul Pachavis, Bob Zovko and Len Moser. -csv Standing: Tom Pachavis, Bob Weaver, Ron Seaman, jerry O'Carrol, Don Remlinger, and Marty Wagner. Seated: Ed Bauer, Len Moser, Walt Imhoff, Chuck Lied, Bob Zovko, and Paul Pachavis. 21 fl 4- ff .x Y. , A 'K-A as gf . X, Mx f R ' W N K xg Q KU M my L1 'Y viz ,af :Q I R f fi ' if , 2 ,gl gl 0 in J' xi W V 4 . L.. J K uflaeeky 341 - f Q li .24 I if Q? ,f The Freshmen cheerleaders that go into action at every game are: immy Friend, Harold Hcidkamp, Lawrence Wiech, Clifton Spratt, and eighth grader, Edward Spin- newcbcr. A ww.. -Q , .ty 1 v' W 4--1 S x S X ax X XR N X K .Exif 1 . k Ei ,W Q 5 K , . . ' X Q X 3 4 N., 4 gig 'Q 'K ' ' F. 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An example of the many hours spent on silent prayer during a retreat. 44 Annual Retreat Traditionally at St, .loseph's High there is a retreat sometime hefore spring. This year witnessed the support of that custom, Father Paul Farkas, OFM, Cap., from St. Augustines Monastery visited us on March lo, 17, and 18 to give us counsel and refincarnate our hope for salvation. As usual the Reverend Father was received with genuine appreciation. This was an aeceptahle time for a retreat, since school life hegins to get a hit slow around March. The retreat added a ncw perspective on some things spiritual and gave one something more to live for. Whtrri students can give three days to serious thinking and like it there is hope for Catholic youth, Retreat Master Father Paul Farkas, O.F.M.Cap. Officers of the Third Order are: Prefect. Eileen CIQHCYZ Vice President, Robert Detig: Secretary. Pitricia Dei. and Treasurer, james Klein. Assistant Director Father Paul Farkas, O.F.M.Czip. Third Order The Third Order of Saint Francis is not just a plain, ordinary club, society, or organizationg but a true religious order. Its membership in our school is about 80g it is one of the largest junior groups of the Third Order in Pittsburgh. The main purpose of the Third Order, as with any other religious order, is to aid us in attaining our goal, eternal happines in heaven. To fulfill its main purpose the Third Order conducts monthly meetings. Ar these meetings Father Paul Farkas, O.F.M. Cap., leader of the junior Third Order groups in Pittsburgh, gives an instructive address to the members, The Third Order also carries on charitable activities, such as the collecting of canceled stamps for the benefit of missionaries. Our Third Order supplements the religious from the religion class. Through the Third Order its members become better acquainted with our religion and learn how to put it into practice. Members are also kept in touch with the true medieval spirit of christian charity. The Third Order is comprised of about 80 members. This group is one of the largest of the Iunior Third Order groups in the city of Pittsburgh. Writer and typisls of The Pendulum. Left to right: Ann Mllf5ClllCf, Thomas Miller, Laurence Wallace. l.:iVvrne Lowe, Patricia Kgiminski, Rose Marie Gerf Robert Detig, Cliarles Lied. innslm, Tlieresa lvleflloskey, lwlarlene Sclintzeus, Ruth Yearbook taff Seniors in Charge of the various rooms for the Patron Drive were: Front Row: Donald Remlingcr, Robert Detig, xlnrnes Finegan, Patrick White. Thomas McMalion, james Klein. John lvlajor, Standing: Arlene Briclcner. LaVernc Lowe, Patricia Poesclil. Bernedette Ainhrein, Marlene Schntzeus. Doris Novak, Virginia Winter, Betty Kaerclier. Yearbook staffs will always tell you that for every item that appears in the yearbook there are at least two related experiences about that item is a that and that are never recorded. Editing a yearbook difficult, responsible task, and to any group shares that responsibility goes much credit admiration. This year's staff brought The Pendulum to a high degree of success, artistically and financially. THOMAS McMAHON Assistant Editor Editor JOHN MAJOR Assistant Editor LEONARD MOSER Business Manager-Joan DeBor and associate, Thomas Hazzard. 1953 Seated: laxrraine Bach, Betty Mae Mutschler, LaVern laiwe, Vera Blunt, Beverly vlztnis, Carol Meyer, Carol Lee Holler, Patricia Kerin, Margaret Schaeffer, Joanne Peterx, Mziry Blanche Henger, Marilyn Scstalc, Bernice Fuchs, Nancy Laniherger, Betty Ann Meis, Eileen Forensi of the Fecleratiun of RADIO SCHOOL: a division Catlinlic High Schuols Conference who use station VUDUQ to hroatlcast from. The students of Radio C Cagney, Ruth Ann lvlutschler. Kathryn Mainula, Elaine Mielcarek, Patricia Saulf. Carol Scheitlel. Standing: Kathaleen Fay, Patricia Dei. lvlary Lou Ott. Thomas Hazzard, Herhert Nath, l..ouis-Allcry, Rnhert Detig, Henry Fix, NVilliain Bauer, Maurice Spittler, Leagu School act antl prntluce all ol their own shows. The srutlente frum Saint lnseplfs High are Patricia Dei. Mary Lou Ott, Beverly Alanis, and Carol Scheidl. 4-f fin-fm ... Speakers who have reached ZOO points in Speech and Debate: ,Ioan DeBor, LaVerne Lowe, Betty Merkel, and Mary Lou Ott. Officers of the Forensic League are: Robert Detig, President: Vera Blum, Vice President, and LaVerne Lowe, Secretary. The Forensic League is quite distinct from other organizations here: it has unofiicial title of being the most active group in our school. Although it is only in its fourth year in our school, its membership is well over thirty, which is quite large for a school our size. Its mem- bers are Seniors, juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen who take active part in such diver' sified speaking roles as original and studied oratory, humor, dramatic extemporaneous speaking, and public debating. Twice a year the Catholic Forensic League of the Diocese of Pittsburgh holds a Student Congress, This congress consists of representa' tive groups of league members from every school. At the congress parlimentary procedure is studied and practiced. C27 Speakers who have reached 300 points in Speech and Debate: Eileen Cagney, Patricia Dei, Ruth Ann Mutsch- ler, and Robert Detig, Promising Freshmen speakers are Elaine Mielcarek, Wil' liam Bauer, Betty Mae Mutschler, and Lorraine Bach. The debate teams of our school visit other schools twice a month for debate tournaments. Here they debate on current problems of international organization. Like the debators, the speakers attend speech tournaments twice a month, where they deliver their speeches in different classes. Outstanding members of the Forensic League are Seniors: Eileen Cagney, LaVerne Lowe, Ruth Ann Mutschler, Robert Detig, and junior Patricia Dei, who have reached the Degree of Excellence in forensic work. Each has obtained well over the limit of ZOO points, Special recognition should again be given to LaVerne Lowe who traveled to New York City in May of 1952 to compete in a national Speech tournament. 49 rx xovh HW' S E x - ymfd MWA of Me Wnk Junior Mcinhcrs of the History Honor Sucicty are Patricia Dei, Iacquclyn Prcisingcr. and Mziry Lou Ott. mor iiwiiilwrs of HHS arc Robcrt Dctig and Ruth Ann Nilltsfhlcr. History-Science Honor Societies Members of thc Scicncc Honor Society arc, left to right: Robert King, Louis Janis, james McLaughlin, and Iamcs Gillespie. Not shown is Thomas Hazzard. Mcmbcrs of the Commercial Honor Society, Carol Lucas, LaVerne Lowe. Janet B ' h A rig t, Vera Blum, Bernice Fuchs, Margery Bach. Moderator of the Commercial Honor Society at St. Ioseph's is Carol Lucas. English-Commercial Honor Societies Members of the English Honor Society are shown here having a char with Anna Marie Stcubenrauch, an alumna of St. Joseph High, now attending Mt, Mercy College, Members are, left to right: joan DeB0r, Thomas MCM h ' a on, and Rose Marie Germuslca. .5 Sl 'Y x . is Anna Marie Stuhenrauch and Iris Sucss talking to the Senior and junior girls. I ITHH During the current year Richard Close, a St. Joseph graduate of '51 visited his alma mater to talk to the Seniors. Dick, who is now a physics major at Pitt, spoke on the Reserve Cflieerls Training Corps in colleges and universities. His visit proved interesting and informative. It cleared up many douhts and answered many questions in the minds of students destined for fut ' ' ll life. ure eo ege Each year, for the past few years, we were honored to have Mr. Frank C, Badke from representative industry visit us to encourage our interest in Junior Achievement. Since Septemher three of St, Joseph students are actively and interestedly engaged in junior Achievement activities. Two graduates from last year Anna Mzirie Steuf henrauch and Iris Suess came again to St. joseph in order to speak to Junior and Senior girls on the henefits of a college education, especially at Mt. Mercy College, which they attend, The most unusual visitor at our school this year was Father John Delvlarchi from Fatima, Portugal, Here is indeed a man with a message. Our Lady of Fatima's plea for prayer and penance to appease the wrath of her Son, A truly inspiring visit was that of Brother George Schuster, S.M. This man has done much for Catholic youth in introducing them to real Catholic authors, Brother George gave a splendid explanation of his hook, which is in use in English classes here. Father john Delvlarehi from Fatima, Portugal. Richard Close, who represented the ROTC. 52 'Q 'lv' -luv .auf wa- snuff .1 ,Tumor Achlevement Representatlve Mr Frank C Badke In CARRIE, flviarlcnc Fraccakl uLovc is hlind and CO E OVER T0 O R HOUS This ycar the scnior class play tryfouts wurr attcndcd hy a large majority of the Scmor class. True, thc play callcd for a rather largc cast, hut cv-gn with this, the dircctor, Mr. l Samuel- S. Mcli, had a largc ticld from which to choose talent. Aftcr 3 days of tryfouts the dircctor announccd his Choiccs of the Cilst, W X COME OVER TO OUR HOUSE, a comedy in thru' acts, proved thc pcrfvct Vehicle for thc talent of the Class of 1953, It dcals with thc capcrs of the tccnagcrs and oldstcrs of thu Eldridge family and thcir neighbors, thc Reynolds. Behind the stcncs of Come Over To Qui dcaf and diiinh and zihsolutcly silly! House, Director, Mr. Samuel S. Mali, talking with two of the Senior actresses. 54 'SP All stage hands smoke cigars!! A few more dramatic scenes from the Class Play, IL- f m ,Ar 1 MAY. fMargcry Bachj Just let him try! BUTCH. flames Fineganj Maman, you'vc got your arms around mc. Senior Formal . .. A new hright spot appeared in the field of activities this year in the form of the Senior Midfwiiiter Formal. This was something to look forward to after the lwrain teasers in the first semester examinaf tions. It was held at the heautiful V.F.W. Hall on Hays Avenue. The music was supf plied hy the Dawnaires quartet, and dancing was from 9 pan. to midnight. The MidfWi1iter Formal was a huge success, characterized hy that simple friendy feeling that runs through all St. joseplfs activities. is-'W un DtBor md her escort Martiii Wigiier rnjoying 1 coke at the Senior Formal Posing for the camera are Vera Blum and Wzxrren Kofller, Kgs S . -' 9' J ,151 W, 54141, X1 ' ' ,ii .l.,.,w.x' I In 1s ai ' f ' W e cy 1 'iff Q .92 1 'H 7 .W Q IL F A xg 'if 4 Ei.. . :nw 11- f if !f,W., g .Q Loft to right: Alhcrta Nicdcrf hcrgjcr, Colct Bright, Dolores Mcis, Dorothy Porta, lviarf garct' Bcincstlcrffii The other's Club This active group of wolncn, known throughf out the school as Thc lvfothcrs' Club, is a hard working, thriving organization. Consisting of conrsc ol' inothcrs of thc children, hoth in thc gratlcs and high school, thcy arc always looking toward tht- iinprovcnicnt of thc school. Bcsidcs Left to right: Emma Vvfayjncr, Catherine Vwfill, Margaret l'r'i'isiiiuvr. 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SENIOR DIRECTURY Bernadette Amrhein .... 135 Renne St., Ev. 1-0852 Dolores Andreucci ......... 2124 Arlington Ave., Margery Bach ........ 121 Dawes St., Ev, He. Ev. Ralph Baumgart. . .520 Cathedral Ave., Sylvia Bloskis. . .2541 Homehurst Ave. Vera Blum ..... Arlene Brickner. janet Bright .... Eileen Cagney. . Rosethel Comer. Joan DeBor .... Robert Detig. . . . . . . .222 Penn Ave., 727 Pliney Way, . . . . .476 Dawes St., 576 Becks Run Rd., . . . . .119 Weber St., . .317 Orchard Place, . . . .318 Anthony St., Margaret Drebus ..... 211 Sterling St., James Finegan. . Marlene Fracek. Bernice Fuchs. . . . . . . .674 Kessler St., . . . .307 Rustic Ave., .... .118 Penn Ave., Rose Marie Germuska. . .229 Flack St., Thomas Hazzard ..... 315 Richfield St. Walter Imholf ...... 513 Engstler St., Betty Kaercher ..... 250 Anthony St., Patricia Kaminski. . . 1305 Nobles Lane, , Pl. He. Ev. He. Ev. He. He. Ev. He. He. He. He. He. , Pl. Hu. Hu. Wi 1-9754 1-6561 1-63 54 1-2348 1-8658 1-9944 1-7609 1-6648 1-6007 1-686 1 1-5413 1-4483 1-7229 1-0464 1-4850 1-345 1 1-2399 1-1070 1-4254 1-8729 Kathleen Kennelly .......... 260 Academy Ave., James Klein ....... 150 Delano Drive, Patricia Korzinski. . .326 Church Ave., Charles Lied ....... Dolores Lindner .... LaVerne Lowe ..... Carol Lucas .... john Major, Jr.. 198 St. Joseph St., 2237 Salisbury St., 244 Mountain St., 197 Ormsby Ave., . . .514 Gorgas St., Lo Ol. Ev. Ev. Hu. Ev. He. He. 1-0668 5-7994 1-8936 1-1258 1-5488 1-7327 1-2499 1-3578 Teresa McCloskey .... 312 Dengler St., Hu. 1-4336 James McLaughlin ..... 13 Seldon St., Wi. 1-1508 Thomas McMahon. . .3040 Zaruba St., He 1-2968 Betty Merkel ...... 214 Ormsby Ave., Hu. 1-1249 Patricia A. Miller. . .600 Ormsby Ave., Ev 1-6565 Patricia C. Miller . . .124 Stamm Ave., He. 1-7376 Thomas Miller ...... 320 Anthony St., Ev, 1-7773 Leonard Moser .... 211 E. Agnew Ave., Pl. 1-9175 Ruth Ann Mutschler ......... 304 Church Ave., Ev. 1-6083 Doris Mae Novak .... 732 Schuler St., He. 1-7506 Gerald O'Carroll .... 451 Sinton Ave., Wi. 1-0672 Paul Pachavis ...... 1.212 Rustic Ave., Ev. 1-8642 Olga Perella ...... 118 St. Joseph St., Ev. 1-7558 Lawrence Peters ...... 460 Hays Ave., He. 1-8936 Marie Pfister ................ 1518 Hamilton Rd. Patricia Poeschl ..... 215 Dengler St., He. joan Popp ......... 305 Rothman St., He. Paul Porta ........... 135 Penn Ave., Ev Donald Remlinger. . .1001 Theona St., Ev. Harry Schaeferf ..... 574 Gillin Ave., Ev. Teresa Schaefer ...... 574 Giffin Ave., Ev. Charles Schaming. . . 1147 Margray St., Ho. Marlene Schutzeus ..... 710 Fisher St., Ev. Martha Schwoerer ..... 327 Jacob St., Ev. Edward Stambrosky. .673 Margaret St., Ev. Martin Wagner. . .800 Parkwood Rd., Ev. Laurence Wallace. . .314 Rothman St., He. Patrick White ..... 2408 Salisbury St., Hu. Robert Willkomm .... 215 Fernleaf St., He. Virginia Winter ..... 316 Onyx Ave., Ev. 1-1119 1-1686 1-0222 1-8135 1-2893 1-2893 1-4203 1-2238 1-6828 1-1719 1-8227 1-1824 1-4263 1-5141 1-5556 D. NAVARRO ir GENERAL CONTRACTOR 'k PITTSBURGH. PA. 1-2600 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1953 MOTHERS' CLUB oi SAINT IOSEPH'S SCHOOL Rev Rev Rev Rev Fredrick A. Mertens Walter j. Schaming Herbert F. Cost Z john F. McKenna Rev Harry R. Thieret Rev. P. P. Leger Rev. jerome T. Doody Rev. Michael T. Gubanich 550.00 Mother's Club 520.00 j. E. Kim, Optician Mount Oliver Theatre Bldg, 310.00 Mrs. josephine Andreucci Bastian Bros. Bingo Committee Bruck Uniform Co. Doerr Bros., Frank Doerr, Sr. Mr. Ei Mrs. F. H. Fracek juniors of 202 Lodes Market Lovely Lady Beauty Shop C. Perella Family St. Clair Deposit Bank of Pgh. Holy Name Society Smitti's Beer Dist. South Pgh. Savings E? Loan Assn. Mr. 9 Mrs. j. Stambrosky Veterans of Foreign Wars Mrs .Elizabeth Wallace 58.00 Room 13 Mr. U Mrs. R. Very 57.00 Harrison Construction Co. 56.00 Crane Ei Truck Services, Inc. Mr. Ei Mrs. j. F. Linder Mr. Norman Pack Room 1, Grade l 55.00 Mr. 5 Mrs. George Altman Mr. 9 Mrs. A. j. Amrhein Artcraft Uniform Company Auen Bros. Burgess Charles W. Beckman Beckman Motors George R. Bennett. D.V.M. Bernarding Fi Voelker Ed Bilnsing Mr. 6' Mrs..jos. Bradle Mr. U Mrs. George Bright, jr. Mr. james Cagney Harry Chalmers joseph Christian Class of 103 Demmler Bros. Company Herman DeShantz Mr. Ei Mrs. joseph j. Detig Mr. U Mrs. john T. Dickson james Douglas Mr. U Mrs. j. Edwards Erny Funeral Home Finks Market First: Federal Savings U Loan Assn. Arthur P. Fix, Roofing Forbes'Murry Nash Co. Ed Fracek Ray Fracek A Friend Glenn's Sporting Goods Mr. 9 Mrs. Edward Hartman Hernon jewelry Store Hill Top Lodge if15l Loom Hill Top Lumber Co. Nick jacobs PATRONS joe's Place, Soda Grill Kane Studio Keck's Ginger Ale Kelly Foundry Company Mr. if Mrs. A. L. Klein james Klein Koenig's Dairy Store Mr. and Mrs. joseph Koeppl Mr. john Kudla E. C. Koontz, Funeral Home john Kotula Mr. Ei Mrs. George Lucas Lyman Savings U Loan Assn. Marcella's Beauty Service Maria Mission Circle Mr, B' Mrs. B. Levy Mr. Ei Mrs. Nelson McLaughlin Mr. 5 Mrs. j. U. Meyer Mrs. Clara Miller Ralph Moeslein . Oliver Pharmacy . Oliver Sport Shop Mt Mt Mt. Oliver Theatre Co. Mr. U Mrs. Charles Murphy G. C. Murphy Ei Co. W. Herman Mutschler, Real Estate john F. Nath Family Mr. Ei Mrs. Herbert Nath Mr. S' Mrs. john.P. O'Carroll William L. Ott, Sr. Ralph j. Pack A Pal Pete Bauer's Barber Shop Mr. Gerard Pfister, Sr. Pittsburgh Radio E? Television Porta Alarm Service Mr. Ei Mrs. George Preisinger Ralf Printing U Hobby Shop Mrs. V. Remlinger Mrs. Vera Rodgers Mr. 9 Mrs. jerry Roehn Room 11 Russell's Market St. Francis R. S., lnc. Mrs. Rose Sauls C. A. Schaaf Ei Son St. Peter School, Butler Schafer's Market john D, Schaub's Sons joseph Schmidt Schmidt's Cafe H. L. Schmitt john H. Slater ff Son Doctor Spielman Mr. 9 Mrs. H. E. Spitler Elmer Stein Agnes Tschippert Elizabeth Verscharen Vet's Farm Market Mr. Rocco Very Mr. if Mrs. K. j. Wallace Catherine Wank Mr. U Mrs. William Weber Larry Wiech Milton Wiener Mr. fi Mrs. Phillip Wilding, Sr. William Willkomm, House Painting F. W. Woolwortli Co. The Zeuger Milk Co. 54.00 AdfArt Studio School Mr. Ei Mrs. Edward j. Feiling Mr. Charles Koempel Mr. fi Mrs. Wm. Oberer, Sr. Pasek Family 53.00 Miss Catherine M. Amrhein Dolores Andreucci Mr. 6' Mrs. jacob'Backer Mr. E? Mrs. George Bemesderfer Helen Bronder Bronder's Shurflne Market Mrs, T. j. Cagney Tony Cofly Mrs. C. Dersch Dtfyle Furniture CO. Dona Mae Fracek Marlene Fracek A Friend Mr. fi Mrs. Henry C. Fuchs Mrs. Paul Gallaher George, The lce Cream Man Charles C. Gilmore Mr. fs' Mrs. joseph E. Graner Donald E. Heinz The Hill Top Section Louis j. Kappel Z. Kaye Mr. E? Mrs. A. King Mr. U Mrs. Bernard Klein Irene C. Klein Mrs. Margaret Klemm Mrs, B. Koeper Mr. Albert Koett Kramer's Meat Market L. A. Kress Mrs. Elizabeth Lechman Mr. U Mrs. Walter Loadman Lowe Reality Co.. Inc. Larry's Lunchette Emanuele Martina Mrs. B. McPaul . Mr. fi Mrs. G. Mucci Mrs. john Neiss jim Nelson Otto's Cafe Clara L. Popp Quality Fruit Market Your Quality Fruit Market Ray and Lou August Reger 9 Son Norman Reis, Brick Contractor Grade 5, Room 8 Schaflers Schenley Sweets Co. Mr. Ei Mrs. R. Schutzeus Siegels jewelers john Stefanowicz Mrs. Elizabeth Very Mrs. Frances Young 52.00 Mr. Ei Mrs. Howard Ackerman Eugene Ahner Mr. E? Mrs. George Alfrey A. P. Amrhein Refrigeration Service Dolores Andreucci john Andreucci Mr. Ray Attenberger Ray Attenberger, jr. Mr. Ei Mrs. Frank Auer Autenreith's Dollar Store Mr. Ei Mrs. F. A. Bach Mr. U Mrs. Bachman Dr. 9 Mrs. Wm. C. Baczkowski B U P Shoe Service Elyde Barclay john Barclay Mr. ff Mrs. C. j. Bauer Baumgart Bros., Beer Dist. Mr. 9 Mrs. Edward j, Baumgart john H. Beck Mr. U Mrs. Al Berk Miss Virginia Bernarding Mrs. Henrv Berns Beverly's Beauty Shop . .. ., JA, ... Bishop Shoe Co. 52.00 Andrew Blasko Brand's Confectionery Bucks Barber Shop Mrs. George Burgard Mr. U Mrs. Harry Butkowski Beatrice Dei jean Dei Mrs. Mary Dei Mr. U Mrs. john Deppisch Helen L. Dill Mr. U Mrs. Wm. Downie Mr. U Mrs. Elmer F. Drebus Mr. 9 Mrs. jos. L. Eglberger Dolores Eisner Enelow's Employees Mr. U Mrs. G. j. Engstler Anna' Marie Erny Nell Farabaugh Mr. U Mrs. G. L. Fehriens Mr. U Mrs. Harry P. Fix Mrs. Ana Forster A Friend Compliments of a friend joseph A. Fromm Wm. Ganter,Go. Mrs. j. Gillespie Gmitter Funeral Home Grace and jerry Philip Grill Mr. 9 Mrs. C. Groesch Catherine Hahn Hand's Cafe Hank and Sam Hank's Shoe Shop Mn Neil Harrington Mr. Ei Mrs. j. E. Hayes Mrs. Heidkarnp Peggy Heller Mrs. Betty Henrich Louis Herrmann H. j S. F. j. Hoffmann Mr. Fred Holzer Ida Imhoff Anna Marie Impellicceiri Domenic lmpellicceri Mrs. Mary janis Mr. U Mrs. Robert jobes Mr. Edward D. jouver Mr. fi Mrs. Raymond Kalb Richard G. Kasten Al Kessler Ed Kessler Dr. V. H. Kidd Mrf 9 Mrs. P. King Mr. ii Mrs. Norman Kirsch, Sr Mr. U Mrs. E. S. Kirstein Mr. 9 Mrs. A. P. Klein Mr. 9 Mrs. George A. Knorr Mr. 8 M-rs. Fred Koenig Madely Koeper Mr. Ei fildrs. Alfons Koeyt: Mr. U Mrs. Frank Kramer Mrs. Betty Kreutzer Carl and Mildred Lauterbach Mrs. james Le Vake Mr. 9 Mrs. Thomas D. Lewis A Friend E. H. Lipper! Mr. Ei Mrs. Felix Lucas Mr. Ei Mrs. Edgar Lutz Mackey's Confectionery Mr. U Mrs. Mallard Mr 9 Mrs. Norman Mander Walter F. Mary jerry McConnell -- vu.. V f ' E....... .A..- Mr. U Mrs. R, j. McGowan, jr. Edmund McKenna Mrs. j. McPaul Mr. U Mrs. Leonard Meis Mel and Don Mr. U Mrs. A. C. Merkel Mr. 9 Mrs. Paul W. Merkel john Messner Mr. Ei Mrs. Fred Meyers Mr. U Mrs. john Milinski M.r Ei Mrs. H. Moser Mr. 5 Mrs. Michael Misurda Mt. Oliver Radio Mr. George Muehlbauer Mr. U Mrs. Edward C. Mutschler Mrs. Henrietta Newport Miss Eileen Obcrer Mrs, M. O'Neill Agnes Pack Norman R. Pack Mr. Q Mrs. Edward Palo Peterson Company Gerard A. Pfister, jr. Mr. 5 Mrs, Charles Ploeger Poor Souls Mr. 5 Mrs. Harry Popp Dorothy Porta Mr. 5 Mrs. Eugene Rahuba Mrs. Edward Reiland Tommy -Reinhardt Mr. Al Reis ' Renata's Beauty Shop Dr. N. Resmer Rodler's Hotel john Roell Room 3, Grade 2 Room 7 Room 9 Room 12 Room 14 Rosalia Shop Mr. 5' Mrs. A. j. Ruck, jr. St. Peter's Parish Bowling League Dr. Malvin G. Sanders, jr. Mr. Ei Mrs. C. A. Schaaf Mr. fi Mrs. V. C. Schaaf F. M. Schaefer Mr. H. C. Schaefer john j. Schwartz Mr. 9 Mrs. Robert Seemiller William H. Sehn' Mrs. F. Shebatka Mr. Shebatka South Hills Floral Shoppe Hilliard Sieger William Sieger Louis'N. Sollon South Hills Auto Parts Co. Cyril H. Sprung Otilla Stadler Mr. Ei Mrs. Ludwig Sterr A Friend Mr. 5 Mrs. Andrew Subsaro Cpl. john Thomas joseph Tomasits, jr. Mr. E Mrs, joseph Tomasits, Sr. Vance Meat Market Wagner Family Shoe Store Miss Marie Waletshek jack Warner john fi Ida Weber Mr. 9 Mrs. Henry Weisner Danny Werthman-Beer Dist, Whitehall Plbg. E? Heating Co. MT. E? Mrs. joseph P. Wilding Philip j. and Norma C. Wilding Mr. Charles Young 51.00 Dorothy Accamando Richard Ackerman Clara P. Adams Vincent Adamitz Harry j. Ahlstrom Ottilie Ahner Raymond Ahner Aiken's Confectionery Mrs. Alfery Mfhgt. George Alfery, jr. P.A.N.G. Louis Almasie Mrs. Anna Almasy Mrs. Louis Almasy Al's Barher Shop George Altman, jr. Paul Altman Robert Altman Miss Audrey Ammann Mr. joseph Amrhein Andy's Barber Shop Walter Apan Arlene E? Mickey Mrs. Charles Arovits Artistic Cleaners Atlantic 5' Pacific Cleaners Mr. 5' Mrs. C. A. Auen Mr. fi Mrs, George Augustine janet Augustine Mrs. Margaret Aul Dolores Bach jane Bach Mrs. Bach Mrs. M. Bach George A. Bachner, jr. Mrs. George Bachner Paul j. Bachner Lillian Bachman Mrs. Bachman Rose Baier Miss Tillie Baier Mrs. john Baker A. P. Baran Emil Baran Ben Barclay Mr. john W. Barclay Oliver'Barr Mr. E? Mrs. joseph j. Barrett jane Barwick Mav Barwick Dorothy Battistoli Miss Catherine Bauer Mr. Ei Mrs. Clem Bauer Ed Bauer Mrs. Edmond Bauer Edmond Bauer Mrs. George Bauer Mrs. joseph Bauer Mr. if Mrs, joe Bauer, Sr. joseph H. Bauer, jr. Margaret Bauer 'Mrs. Mary Bauer Mrs. Paul Bauer Miss Ruth Bauer West Bauer William Bauer Carl Baumann j. E. Baumann Marguerite Baumann Mrs. Raymond Baumiller H. R. Becker Mrs. john B. Beck Mr. Ei Mrs. E. j. Belsterling Howard Belsterling Margie Bemesderfer Philomcna Benz Herman Berk Kate Bcrnarding Bernie E? joe Miss jean Bertha Mr. 5',Mrs. Bertha Mr. Ei Mrs. Norman j. Bertha Mr, E? Mrs, S. Bertha Bcrtom Studio Mrs, Frank Betsch A. j. Bet: Rohert D. Butz Miss Caroline Betz Ed Beveridge Mr. Ei Mrs. Bierly Mr. E? Mrs. Dolores Bieter Alan Bischof Catherine Bischof Fred Bischof Marilyn Bischof Mr. Ei Mrs. Murray G. Black Mrs. john Blahut Mrs. Helen Blank Mr. E? Mrs. S. Bloskis Lois ff Syl Bloskis Carm U Buzz Bloskis Henry Bloskis Sue Bloskis Mrs. Grace Blum Mrs. joseph Blum Othmer G. Boeggeman Mr. Ei Mrs. joseph Boehm Mr. E? Mrs, john W. Bogus' Mr. U Mrs. Ralph C. Borne: .ann Duke Ei Helen Bornschlegel john Bosle . Mr. Ei Mrs. F. Bowdanski Miss Emma Boyle Boys of 101 William j. Bozie Mrs, Bradle Mr. E! Mrs. P. Bradley Paul Bradley lrene Brandy Mr. fi Mrs. joseph Breier Earl Brennan Miss Irene Brennan Mrs. Irene Brennan Fielie Brennan Mrs. Breuggman Ron Breuggman Pauline Breza Mr. E? Mrs. C. L. Brickner Mr. E? Mrs..j. Brickner Mr. U Mrs. Louis Brickner Herman I. Bright Miss Betty Bronder Edmund,Bronder Edmund Bronder, jr. Elizabeth Bronder Gertrude Bronder jim Bronder joseph Bronder Leona M. Bronder Ruth Bronder Mrs. Ruth Bronder Mr. Ei Mrs. W. Bronder Mr. S' Mrs. Edward Brophy Edward j. Brouker Mary Brouker Mrs. Harold Brown Miss Linda Brunner Mr. Ray Brunner Mr. U Mrs. Ellsworth Buechel Mrs. j. Buechel Ralph Burr Mrs. Harry Butkowski Mrs. j. C. Byrne Reg Byrne Mrs. Cambest Mr. G Mrs. james Camella, Sr. Margaret Campbell Mr. U Mrs. Wm. Campbell William Campbell Mr. Charles j. Carlin lohn Carlin Mr. Ei Mrs, David W. Carnahan Carmella Caro Caro's Pharmacy Mrs. Catherine Carroll Mrs. A. K. Carter Mr. Es' Mrs. Catalano jimmy Cherry Andrew S. Chupa Mrs. Marie Clemence Mrs. Marie Clemence Mr. Ei Mrs. john Coffy Edward Cohen Dolores Comer Mrs. Patrick F. Comer William A. Comer j. E. Conner Mr. S' Mrs. Conrad Mrs. Mary Contosta Mr. U Mrs. Edward G. Cornett Miss ,loan C. Cornet! Mr. 8 Mrs. S. Cornell Mrs. Raymond Couser Mrs. Ei Mrs. David Cowan Mrs. Cummings Mrs. Czarneckie Carl D'Angelo Mr. Ei' Mrs, Fred Daniels Henry H. Datum Daugherty's Food Market Mrs. H. Dayton Mr. Ei Mrs. Wm. DeBold Fred W. Deemer Mrs. Hilda A. Deemer john H. Deemer Mr, john T. Deemer Mrs. Louise Deemer Paul j. Deemer Regis W. Deemer Martin j. Dehn Mr. U Mrs. M. L. Dehn josephine Deininger Mr. 9 Mrs. john Dell Mr. if Mrs. Francis Dell Mrs, j, Dello Mrs. Betty Delsardo Mrs. Denmarsh Albert Dentel Mr. fi Mrs. Reid DeRunk Mr. Andrew Detig Mrs. Florence'Dick Dieckmann Family William F. Dieckmann Mr, U Mrs. R. Dinkel Mary Lou Dippel Bertha Dobson Dolly's Beauty Shop Mr. Ei Mrs. j. Donnelly Mr. U Mrs. William Donner Mrs. Emilie P. Drebus Mr. U Mrs. jos. Dulfner Edna Dwulit Harry Eber Mrs, E. W. Eccles Paul j. Ecel Mr. Es' Mrs. Edelman joan Eglberger Mary M. Eglberger Mr. fi Mrs, O. Ehrgett LaVerne Ehrlich Mr. Ei Mrs. Henry Ehrlich Richard W. Ehrlich Mrs. C. Eibeck Madelyn Eibeck Mrs. Wm. Eibeck Mr. if Mrs. E. Eiben Mrs. Margaret Englert Gordon Engstler Mr. Alfred Ernst Butch U joe Ernst B. Escher Paul jos. Ey jack Farabaugh Mrs. A. E. Farabaugh jane Farabaugh Thora Farabaugh Mrs. Elizabeth Farber Farmer Brown Market Farmer Choice Cut-Up Poultry Howard A. Farnsworth Mrs. Anne Fay ' 65 Mrs. P. Fehl Mary Feiling Mrs. Mary Feiling Mr, U Mrs. S, W. Feldman Mr. U Mrs. Francis Felix Mr. john Felix Mrs. L. Felki Mr. U Mrs. j. Feth Ben Fischer Mrs. Fischer Walter Fischer L. Lewis Fishinger Mr. Ei Mrs. Kenneth Fitshett Arthur H. Fix Bill Fix Donald G. Fix Thomas L. Fix Mrs. j. Flaherty Marie Flowers Ann Ford Anthony Fortunato Mr. 9 Mrs. Michael G. Frank Frank's Groceries Mr. 5 Mrs, Fred Friedrich Mr. 9 Mrs. james Friend, jr. A Friend. jimrgy Friend G. j. Fries Family Mr. U Mrs. A. Frisch Joanna Freund Mr. U Mrs. P. j. Freund Mrs. Frank Froehlich Bernice Fuchs Dorothy Fuchs Donald Fuchs Mr. U Mrs. D. Fuchs Mr, 9 Mrs. Edward Fuchs Helen Fuchs Marion Fuchs Richard Fuchs Rita Fuchs Mrs. Wm. Fuchs Mildred Gahriel Mrs. M. Gahro Ann Ganter Edward Ganter Mr. U Mrs. Edward Ganter Mrs. Gardill Mr. 9 Mrs. Garrison Mrs. Albert Gatz ' jane Gatz Mr. U Mrs. Dave Gelston Frances Gelston Dorothy Germuska Harry Germuslta Mary Ann Germuska Clara Gerner Mrs. Florence Gerulis Mr. Ei Mrs. Roy Geyer Alice Giepin Mrs. Lloyd Gilliand joseph De Giorgio Andrew Glaid Mrs. Barbara E. Glaid Mary Elizabeth Glaid Lucille A, Glaid Dr. S. Glasser, Optometrist Mrs. Frances Gloeckl Mr. Leo Gloeckl, lr. Mr. U Mrs. Leo Gloeckl, jr. Mary Goecert Paul Goenninger Herman j. Goldbach, Family Mrs. Anna Goldbach Mr. Harry Golebiewski Thomas joseph Gollie Mr. U Mrs. joe Goltter, jr. Mr. U Mrs. john Good Mr. U Mrs. james Goodwin, j H. Gosnel john L. Grassinger Mrs. T. Green Leah Grill l'. Mrs. Edward Groesch Mr. Walter Gromek Mr. 9 Mrs. Harry Gross Mr. U Mrs. Frank Guerra Mrs. j. 'Gugliuzza Haas Beauty Shoppe Miss Regina A. Hager Bill Hand Hazel Hand Miss Hannah Frederick Harms Lawrence Harr Neal Harrington Mr. U Mrs. Neil Harrington Miss Caroline Hartz Mrs. E. Hartz joan Heilmann Mr. U Mrs. j. B. Heilmann Peter Helenski Mr. U Mrs. Peter Helinski Mr. john Y. Hendry Mrs. Virginia K. Hendry Miss Dolores Henger Mr. S. A. Henger Henger Sport Center Ray Henkel Mr. P. j. Henrich Barbara Herbel Miss Barbara Ann Herlich john Hey Mr. 8 Mrs. A. W. Heyl Mrs. H. Heyl HillfTop Record Peter Hirsch Mr. U Mrs. R. Hirsch Mrs, Donald Hirth Mr. U Mrs. D. Hoelke Mr. Es' Mrs. Louis P. Hoetzlein Margaret Hoff A. C. Hoffmann Clara Hoffman Mrs. Hoffmann Mr. fi Mrs. A. N. Hoffmann Dolores Hogan Richard Hogan Mr. Ei Mrs. Robert Hohman 5' Carol Loretta Holland Mrs. E. Holtzer Mr. Ei Mrs. Edmund Holzer Mr. U Mrs. Howard Holzer Mr. if Mrs. jerome Holzer Mrs. john M. Holzer Norman Holzer Mr. U Mrs. Paul Holzer Mr. 5' Mrs. F. j. Hoppa Mr. U Mrs. Allison j. Horne Mrs. Eddie Houser Mr. Ei Mrs. Paul Hozemchak Mrs. G. E. Hurley lda lmholf Mr. Ei Mrs. Francis Imhoif Mildred lmhoil' Mr. U Mrs. Paul lmholl' Mr. U Mrs. Walter Imhofl Mr. 9 Mrs. D. lmpellicceiri Edna Ingle Irene U Bonny, Cleaners Mrs, Alberta jackson Butch jackson Billy jackson Mary Catherine jackson Mr. George jackson Mrs. C. jahn janet U Larry George jansen Mitchell j. jarosz Casimir jastszemski Henry A. jawoyski jean 3 Buzz Mr. U Mrs. R. Paul jena Mr. U Mrs. Raymond R. jena Marie jenkins Norman john Don johnson Marion R. johnson james N. jones Mrs. Matthew jordan Mr. Charles jouver Mr. E? Mrs. Anthony joyce Mrs. Thomas joyce Miss B. Kaercher Richard Kalinowslti Mrs. Frank Kandsberger Donna M. Karenbauer Mrs. Harry Karleski Mr. fi Mrs. Charles j. Karmen Mr. Andrew Kasper Kay, Annette Dress Shoppe Mr. U Mrs. H. S. Kelly Mr. U Mrs. j. P. Kelly Mrs. Pauline Kelly Mrs. Grace Kerin Mrs. Mayme Kerin Mr. U Mrs. A. j. Kessler Ralph A. Kessler Mr. E? Mrs. j. A. Ketterer Rita Ketterer F. j. Kier Mrs. Cecilia Kimmel Mr. Ei Mrs. G. Kircher Mrs. M. Kirir Rosalyn Kirsch Cyrilla Kirstein Mr. Ei Mrs. Elmer Kirstein Mr, fi Mrs. Thos. P, Kirk Mrs, Cecilia Klein Miss joan Klein Mrs. Catherine Klein Mrs. Pauline Klinger Mrs. jos. Klinkenberger Harry Klos josephine Klotz Mrs. Adolph Klussman Knapil's Sanitary Market G. G. Koempel Amelia Koenig Ferd Koenig, jr. George E. Koenig Mary Ann Koett Frank Kohler Mr. U Mrs. W. D. Kolody Mr. 5' Mrs. john Koritsky Korth Grocery Mr. Ei Mrs. Kovanis Amelia Kowalski Bernard 9 Carl Kowalski Catherine Kowalski Tom S' Betty Kowalski Mr. U Mrs. A. Kozemchak Elizabeth Kramer Louis j. Kramer Mrs. Kramer Mrs. Regina Kramer Donald Krapp Mr. U Mrs. W. Kress Fred Kreutz joseph Kreutz Mrs. A. Kreutz Mr. Ei Mrs. Emil Kreuzer Mr. U Mrs. Krewie Zugmunt Krukowski Mr. U Mrs. joseph Krutules Theo Kuehn Clara Kuhn Mr. 9 Mrs. William Kuhn Davey 9 Linda Kulick Mary Kundrick Mrs. Fred Kunz Mr. U Mrs. Martin Kunz Robert Kunzelman Mrs. Anna Kunzman Mr. U Mrs. Edward Kunzman Mrs. William Kupecz Mrs, john Kurzdorfer Edith Labolzo Mrs. Nettie Lamberger Mr. U Mrs. William I. Lang Louis Lanker Dolores La Pato joan La Place Marie A. La Place Mr. 9 Mrs. Thomas A. La Place, jr Mr. U Mrs. Thomas A. La Place Shirley Larson Mrs. Helen Lasek Alfred R. Lauer Mrs. Nora Laur Mr. if Mrs. H. A. Lauterbach Mr. U Mrs. Roy G. Lauterbach Mrs. A. Lazarz Madeline Leap Andrea Lechman Mrs. Anna Lechman David L. Leect Miss Betty Lehneke Patsy Lee Lehner Mrs. Lehner Corrice M. Lehner joseph Leister Mr, U Mrs. Hilary Leister Mrs. Marie Le jeune Mr. Milton Le jeune Mr. joseph Le jeune Mr. joseph Le jeune, jr. Mrs. M. Le jeune Adeline Lenert George W. Leshew Mr. 9 Mrs. Thomas j. Lewis Mrs. Henry j. Lied, jr. 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Scheirer Mrs. George Schiegg Eugene Schirra Mr. Ei Mrs. Nicholas Schirra Mr. 5 Mrs. j. A. Schirra Lawrence N. Schirra Mr. E? Mrs. A. W. Schlegel Mrs. Betty Schlegel Mrs. C. Schlumbom Mrs. C. Schmidt Arlene Schmidt Donald Schmidt Miss Mary Schmidt Catherine Schmidt Mrs. Leona Schmidt Carol Schmidlin Mrs. Catherine Schoeppner Marie C. Schoeppner john j, Scholl Mrs. Gilbert Schotz Mrs. j. Schreiner Mrs. C. Schreiner Miss Carolyn Schreiner Calvin Schugar Mr. if Mrs. Raymond Schuler Donald Schultis Kenneth Schultis Miss' Mary Schultis Mr. Mark Schultis Mrs. M. Schultis Barbara Schultz Schultz Market Regina Schwab Mrs. Regina Schwab Schwalm Gerald Schwartz Eddie Schwartz Mrs. Schwartz Catherine Schwarzmiller joAnn Scully Katherine Schweitzer Rosalia Schweitzer Barbara Schwoerer Mr. Karl Schwoerer Roae Schwoerer Mr. Steve Seaman Irene Seaman Ronald Seaman Mrs. Sears Mr. U Mrs. Edward j. Seemiller Arlene Seemiller Mrs. Clara Seemiller Dolores and Ann Seethaler Dr. 5 Mrs. vj. F. 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Zovko Ei Mrs. George Zugec joseph Zykes 5' Mrs. j, Zyks Miss Marie Zyks PHGTOGRAPHY BY CARDELL STUDIO 4808 Liberty Avenue PI'I'I'SBU'RGH 24, PA. 1 A E 4 I S 2 5 Q L 5 1 Q , H ln 1 - Q ..,1., .......,,.....,...,.,,....,.......n...,m..