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

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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.

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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.