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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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The steeds of the Vallryries. 1' he same dream that engrossed Archimedes and Da Vinci, the genius of Milan The same urge to fly like the birds that quickened the pulses of Henson and Stringfellow and Cayley of Britain, Of Ader of France and Lilienthal of Germany, who followed the dream to death, Of gentle Chanute, who took the dream from. Lilienthal, toyed with it awhile over the Indiana dunes, then handed it on to the brothers . . . the bicycle men of Dayton. Five centuries after Milan, the brothers flew over Kitty Hawk - - - Leaning on the winds of Hatteras until they had need of them no more Disdaining either winds or lack of them, Lying prone between man-made wings, a roaring motor at theirf backs, Performing man's greatest feat in a high collar, with shirtsleeves neatly down and buttoned. E. L. Throm M, -1 1 - -. l p 5 , s .Ti- i W 1 tif' '7 f ' if . X av I I 4' Y OPQLUOI' We are happy to commemorate with this 1954 Pendulum the fiftieth anniversary of powered flight, bearing always in mind that we are be- ginning with this decade a new golden age of aviation. Since the Wright Brothers launched the Kitty Hawk on a wintry day fifty years past, America and aviation and progress have been synonymous. In pausing to review these years of aviation history, we find our classmates, our sports, and our activities coinciding with the fledg- ling occurrences in the development of powered flight. On guard to guide all Catholic American students, Wright brothers of the future, is Our Lady, with all the graces and inspirations of her Marian year. Our Lady of the Apocalypse, of the Sun and Moon and the Stars, guide us. Confenfa Senior Class Page II Senior Directory Page I2 The Underclassmen Page 25 .41 Our School Sports Page 33 Our Activities Page 43 JJU fmfknfg, Coleman F. Carro Juxzfafg Mjlop ofliffjdury M 67XCeKLlILCg John Francis Dearden MJAOIQ o!piff56urgA fo our a Aiaadfor, recognizing our zea ou.4 a55i5fanf5 Rev. Herbert J. Cost pew Crea A- .jcdlli padfor My dear Seniors, v Graduation places you at another milestone in your life. Reaching this milestone calls for congratulations on n work well done. It also issues a challenge. Your diploma from a Catholic school indicates that you have sufficiently mastered not only the required academic subjects but also the Christian way of life. And in this lies its challenge. Your mission is to go out into the world and carry the light and influence of jesus Christ into the walks of everyday living and make them felt wherever you are and in whatever you are doing. May the remembrance of the happy years spent in St. Joseph's School be evei: dear to you. May you realize ever more and more that the beauty oi these years is in consequence of the kind of life you learned and lived here. That you may continue in this life is our fond hope and it shall be the object of our con- tinued prayers for, you. Farewell, now, and God bless you. Sincerely yours in Christ, Father Kraus Rev. Eloy I. Grundler ,f , ,, smnnnnulll mmmlllllllw 1, A, fl - ' Aff S E Sister M. Esther Principal Sister M. Thomas Commercial S PSN 'X RW' fx-N Sister M. Ronald English A At 4' A A Sister M. Helene 2 fx Mathematics Sister M. Elise 0 Science 5 Sister M. Roberta Z - WI. Z Z . ,-, 91 Social Studies 1 Sister M. Luella -' A 1 . Spanish Sister M. Gilbert History, Latin Sister Marie Bernard English Sister Regina Mary ,r Music, Glee Club Miss Anna Marie Erny Girls' Gym Mr. Gilbert Maciejewski Boys' Gym Mr. Carl Rosa Basketball Coach Miss Arlene Renk Basketball Coach Miss Joan Daniele Assistant Basketball Coach Rev. Eloy I. Grundler Athletic Director - Ywlzsf m lfffff sl S Y 2 N t ei 1 -5 ' A 1' if jfyfx f- g ,- ,Iliff I ! lug? 5 Q 4 ' f' -1 X .Elf Q 5' 6 51 ll ' A Eiga ,fi ' W5 i el? Fil - y 2 ,ik -Ex i if 'Q G G Q fa' .,, wx 7 .ll U N Nd ..- w , x.,M'. H A. fpff ,. f C. C.. ff, We pause a moment in the progress of the 1954 Pendulum to honor the memory of our late pastor, Rev. Frederick A. Mertens, who died September 24, 1953. Always dear to us in life, he was associated with the better part of our scholas- tic career at St. Joseph. Through the many years he served us so well, there was but one purpose in his life: to love God and to teach others to love Him also. When the great tragedy of the total destruction of our parish church occurred four years ago, it was Father Mertens who or- ganized the parishioners and built the beautiful edifice that stands upon Mt. Oliver hills, a lasting tribute to his tremendous love for his God and his people. He gave his life that we and others of the parish might have a full spiritual life. May his soul rest in peace. Revere nd Frederick n A. Mertens em ori am ff 1' ,au -Q, rw ,Hp , w f ' ,M r wb- -N X. a , Q. ,'X 0 fbi APN WW' , 1 sell sau! Mm- ,,.. li 4, 3 'ffiiy we , an ye T . 10 yr' -1 . 5 ,--if ,P W ,, W, Q + g, Q at , 'ww ,,. v. K. WS. 4' . I , . My! new -'M ' , Doctrine and practice make Our Lady the surest possible means of communication with Christ The Senior Class 1-3219 , 1 Senior gouncif The Senior Council, inaugurated this year, is composed of the senior class officers from each room and is the linking unit between faculty and students for the usual activities and the initiation of many new ones. This group of enterprising seniors has worked to- ward a better scholastic year for everyone. The members are from left to right: seated, Patricia Dei, Jacquelyn Preisinger, Eileen Boehm, and Jeanne Bemesderferg standing, Louis Janis, Richard Very, Henry Berns, and Robert King. 1-...M Senior mirecforg Raymond Attenberger 313 Anthony St., HE Jane Bach .. ...,....,,,.,,....,. ,,....... 1 21 Dawes St., HE Edmund Bau'er ....,,... 529 Ormsby Ave., EV Robert Bauer ..,. .,.......,...... . .418 Fisher St., EV Jeanne Bemesderfer 403 Ormsby Ave., HU Henry Berns ...........,..,... R. D. 1 Box 122, EV Nancy Betz ..,.,..,,......... 213 Goldbach St., HE Eileen Boehm ,..... 1751 Arlington Ave., I-IE Harry Butkowski ....., 2721 Cobden St., EV Bernice Cagney 576 Beclcs Run Rd., EV ,EV Patricia Dei... -756 Brownsville Rd. Doris Diethorn Kathleen Fay . Berenice Felix Betty Fix ..,,..,,.... -Shirley Fix .,.. ..,............,,.. , HU 130 Penn Ave. ,EV 600 Hays Ave., HE 329 ,lacob St. 225 Penn Ave 225 Penn Ave. Jane Gatz .................. 620 Rectenwald St. ., EV , EV , 1-IE James Gillespie.,...31 Spinneweber St., WI Ronald Grebner ,..,......,.,,.... 810 Fisher St '9 EV Jean Groesch- .......,,.,,, .3123 Cordell Pl., HU Ruth Hartman ,.,,,.,..... 112 Church Ave., EV Mary Elizabeth Heyl...199 Penn Ave., HE Francis R. Hoffman 2426 Charcot St., HE Domenic Impelliccieri 135 Locust St., EV Louis Janis ........., . .... 480 Dawes St., Robert King .,,,.......,...... 307 Clover St., HU HE Charles Koempel ..., 204 St. Joseph St., HE Mary' Ann Koett... 2318 Patterson St., HE Margaret LaPlace 414 Cathedral Ave., HE Patricia Lehner.. ......... 2124 Wenke St., EV 1-6561 1-6693 1-6328 1-2126 -1-8171 1-5993 1-5716 1-7194 1-6648 1-5147 1-7992 1-5661 1-6664 1-5367 1-5367 1-6403 1-2203 1-7016 1-6228 1-4287 1-1979 1-0627 1-7190 1-2192 1-3051 1-9108 1'-1786 1-7422 1-7032 Eileen Loadman ..,......... 419 Walde St., EV 1-4143 Mary Lodes ...... 1950 Arlington Ave., HE 1-8253 Nancy Lutz ......,,...... 175 Penn Ave., 1-3140 Ann McPaul ....,.,..... 2322 Patterson St., 1-3521 Daniel Milinski... .,,,,,. 939 Henger St., 1-9063 Robert Milinski ..... 237 Anthony St., 1-2286 Marie Miller ..., ,.,,.,., . -431 McManus St., 1-8521 Eileen Mueller. ......... 317 Anthony St., 1-6543 Herbert Nath .,,,,.......,..... 611 Ortillia St., 1-8515 Larry 1Newport .... 296 Ruthwood Ave., 1-0502 Eileen Oberer .................. 130 Weber St., 1-3739 Mary Lou Ott .,.,..,........., 532 Giffin Ave., 1-3182 Norman Pack ..,......... 437 St. Joseph St., 1-5049 Mary C. Pasek .,.... 115 Ormsby Ave., 1-2152 Shirley Poeschl .......,.... 215 Dengler St., 1-1119 Jacquelyn Preisinger 175 St. Joseph -St., HE 1-1724 George Reich ..,,,,..,......,.. 239 Sterling St., EV 1-4454 Dolores Reis .....,,. ......... 7 31 Schuler St., EV 1-8781 Arlene Schmidt ...,.......,...... 430 Gorgas St., EV 1-7318 Richard Schultis ....,, 121 Fremont St., HU 1-0334 Jo Ann Scully ............ 116 Ormsby Ave., HE 1-2950 Barbara Shebatka .........,.. 1817 Waite St., HE 1-8511 John Sommer .......,.,,. 210 Ormsby Ave., HE 1-7558 Richard Very ....,....,........ 701 -Hays Ave., EV 1-2324 Robert Vogel .........,.,....,. 730 Fisher St., EV 1-2615 Robert Weaver ..........,. 178 Ormsby Ave., EV 1-8125 William Weber ...,.. 797 Becks Run Rd., EV 1-8304 James Werthman ..........,. 502 Hays Ave., HE Paul Wilding ........,.,....... 619 Cttillia St., HU Howard Worley .,.,.. 134 Groveland St., PL 1-6279 1-0807 1-3607 Raymond Attenberger Ray Ray's plans will be complete when he works for a commercial airline. Glee Club 45 Bowling 4. CALM 0 Henry Berns Hank Test tubes and chemicals play a big part in Hanlc's career. Third Order 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Forensic League 1, 2, 3, iExcel- lenceQ5 Basketball Student Manager 45 Class Treasurer 15 Dance Com- mittee 4. Jane C. Bach Jane Addition and subtraction attract this senior who longs to be a C.P.A. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Secretary 25 Third Order 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Junior Achievement 3. I954 Jeanne Bemesderfer Jeanne Jeanne's scholastic ability will help make her the competent stenographer she intends to be. Third Order 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasu- rer 2, 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Student Council Representative lg Forensic League 1, QMeritJ5 Pep Club 4. Edmund Bauer Ed The champion stenographer in any office will be our Ed. J. V, 25 Varsity 35 Class President 1, 2. Robert P. Bauer Ace Bob is eager to display to the busi- ness world his executive ability. Third Order 1, 25 Glee Club 3, 43 Bowling 45 Science Honor 3. Harry P. Butkowski Harry Clutching his squeeze-box, Harry as- pires to be another Dick Contino. Third Order lg Glee Club 33 Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3g Junior Achieve- ment 2. Bernice Cagney Cag St. Joe's own little comedienne may be a Martha Raye of the future. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Third Order 1, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 3. Eileen T. Boehm Eileen Eileen's alertness will help her become an ambitious stenographer. Third Order 1, 2, 3, 4g Fatima Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, 4. Patricia A. Dei' Pat Pat's ability and love for putting ideas into written words are put to such a practical use that the world is richer by one more promising young creative writer. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 4-President 23 Pep Club 3, 4--Vice-President 3- President 43 Third Order 1, 2, 3, 4- Secretary Z, 3-President 4, Glee Club 3, 45 Forensic 1, 2, 3, 43 His- tory Honor 3, 43 Radio-TV Honor 3, 43 Class Secretary 1, 4s 1953 Nation- al Scholastic Award in Radio Dramag Executive Board of Diocesan Radio- TV School. Nancy Betz Nance A stenographer's job h i g h l i g h t s Nance's future plans. Fatima Club 1, Z, 3g Third Order 1, Z, 3g Glee Club 3, 4. CVM Doris Diethorn Do: Doris determined to place our Alma Mater on the map by being a steno- graphical whiz. Fatima Club 1, Z, 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Commercial Honor 4g Forensic League 1. Kathleen A. Fay Kay When in need of a good nurse, call for Kay. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice-Presb dent 35 Third Order 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Forensfc Z, 35 Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4-Vice President 2-President 35 Achiever's Associa- tion 2, 3, 45 Junior Academy of Science Award 35 NAJAC Z, 3. 0 I954 James A. Gillespie Deg Deg's avid interest during Chem class will pave the way for his career in pharmacy. Glee Club 35 Class Vice-President 35 Yearbook Editor 4. Berenice Felix Niece Competence and neatness will help Niece to be the best secretary ever. Fatima Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Third Order 1, 2, 3. Jane Gatz Janie You will recognize her as Tillie the Toiler-1954 version. Fatima Club l, 2, 33 Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Club 4. Betty R. Fix Betty Her horoscope predicts that she will be a top-flight secretary. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 49 Third Order 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4. Shirley A. Fix Shirl Taking notes and tapping keys will make Shirl the happiest secretary in the world. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Third Order 15 Glee Club 3, 4. Ruth J. Hartman Hart Drafting is a dream-career that this lass would like to fulfill. Fatima 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice-President 23 Glee Club 3, 45 Commercial Honor 45 Junior Achievement 3, 4-Tre3s- urer 45 Class Secretary 1, 2, 35 Achieve:-'s Association 35 Science Fair Award 3. Mary Elizabeth Heyl Liz Blondie aspires to be a private sec- retary at the biggesst htm she can find. Dance Committee 45 Third Order 3, 45 Fatima Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Glee Club 4. Jean C. Groesch Jean Jean, with her commercial ability, will be a top-drawer secretary. Third Order 1, 2, 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, Z, 35 Glee Club 3, 4. Domeuic Impelliccieri Nick The Wright Brothers clicl the in- ventingg Nick will do the flying. Glee Club 33 Bowling Team 4. Ronald Grebner Grumpy Grumpy will show the world what a great artist he is. Glee Club 35 Varsity 45 Dance Com- mittee 4. CVM Louis G. Janis Lou Lou's experiments will probably ind him a top-notch chemist. Third Order 3, 4-Third Order Trea- surer 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Science Plon- or Society 3, 45 Class Treasurer 4. Robert J. King King For your intricate operations, you can call on Dr, Bob. Glee Club 33 Third Order lg Science Honor 3, 45 Class Vice-President 43 Business Manager, Yearbook 45 Prom Committee 3. 0 1954 Eileen Loadman Ethel As an F.B.I. undercover agent, Ethel will be the heroine of the kids. Fatima Club lg Third Order 1, Z, 3g Glee Club 3, 4. Charles A. Koempel Chuck You can rely on Chuck to keep all your accounts in order. Third Order 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice-Pres- ident 35 Bell-ringer 4. Patricia L. Lehner Pat Pat will design her own future as a commercial artist. Girls' Basketball Student Manager 4: Third Order 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 49 Prom Committee 39 Class Vice-President 1, 2. Mary Ann Koett Mare Sure to be elected the Queen of the Typewriter Keys in later years. Fatima Club 1, Z, 35 Third Order 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 4. Margaret LaPlace Peggy Peggy will shorthand her way to fame very swiftly. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Third Order 15 Glee Club 3, 4-Secretary 4g Pep Club 3, 4. Ann McPaul Ann Ann plans to pursue a career in a department store and will be voted the. Queen of Salesf' Third Order 1, 2, 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 33 Glee Club 3, 4. Daniel Milinski Dan If his plans for the future materialize, Dan will be listed among Pittsburgh's top mechanics. Glee Club 35 Basketball 2, 4. Nancy 1. Lutz Nance The newspaper will soon be advertis- ing an excellent physical education teacher. Fatima Club l, 2, 3, 41-President 45 Third Order l, 2, 3, 4-Secretary 4g Glee Club 4-Vice-President 43 Girls' Varsity 4. Robert F. Milinski Bob Bob may one day handle the mail that comes to your house. Forensic lg Glee Club 3, 4g Dance Committee 43 Prom Committee 3. Mary Lodes Mary Mary will gladly trade her car for a new stratoliner as an airline hostess. Fatima Club 1, 25 Third Order 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4. CA., Marie Miller MCH There is no doubt that Mer: will fulfill her ambition to be a steno- grapher. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 4. Eileen T. Mueller Eileen Eileen will be on the top of the worldl' when she gets her wings as a W.A.F. pilot. Third Order 15 Glee Club 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, 35 Forensic 15 Girls' Varsity 4. 0 1954 Norman R. Pack Tubby With all Tubliy's experience in the store, his future as a salesman ought to be bright. Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee 49 Class President 4. Herbert Nath Herb Anybody need a good professor? Forensic League Z, 3, 45 Commercial Honor Society 45 Glee Club 4. Lawrence J. Newport Larry Dr. Larry may have the best med- ical clinic at the Pitt Medical Center. Glee Club 35 Dance Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Holy Name S0- ciety 1, Z, 3, 4. Mary Louise Ott Mary Lou This little Miss yearns to be a lab- oratory technician. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Third Order 1, Z, 3, 4-Secretary l-Vice-Pres- ident 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Forensic League 1, Z, 3, 4 lDistinctionJ His- tory Honor 3, 45 Radio Honor Z, 33 Class Vice-President 35 Dance Com- mittee 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Eileen Qberer Ob Her good record in checking ab- sentees ought to make her an ex- cellent supervisor. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3,4. jacquelyn A. Preisinger Jackie Our Jackie intends to become a fu- ture competitor of Christian Dior. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 4g Forensic 1, 23 History Honor 35 Class Secretary 25 Class Pres- ident 3g Class Vice-President 4. George Reich Mode In the future, if the lights go out, call for Mode's Electrical Repair. Glee Club 35 Operetta 23 Dance Com- mittee 4. Shirley Poeschl Shirl just a little gal who might be the inspiration for another Typewriter Song. Third Order 1, 2, 3, 4g Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4-Vice-President 4. Dolores Reis Reis Reis' own gymnastic ability will help her instruct others in the years to come. Glee Club 33 Fatima Club 33 Glrls' Varsity 4. Mary Catherine Pasek Kay Kay wants to fly higher than the rest as an airline hostess. Fatima Club Z, 3g Glee Club 3, 4. CL... Arlene M. Schmidt Ar This lassie hopes to shine as a star over Hollywood. Fatima Club 1, 2, 49 Third Order 1, Z, 33 Glee Club 3, 4. Richard P. Schultis Tino In an accident, tow your car to Tino's Body 86 Fender Shop. Clas Vice-President 1, Zg Dance Committee 4. of 1954 Robert. 1. Vogel Buck Bucky will make your old car work like new. Glee Club 3g Dance Committee 4. JoAnn Scully JO JoAnn will follow along with Esther Williams in her swimming technique. Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4. Richard M. Very Rocco Rocco will follow in his Dad's fcot- steps as a general contractor. Class President 1, Z, 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 4-President 4g Bowling Team 45 Dance Committee 4. Barbara L. Shebatka- Babs The eyes of the world will be on Babs as :he skates her way to fame. Fatima Club 1, Zg Glee Club 3, 4 john T. Sommer George One of the handiest handy men on the premises. Debate 45 Dance Committee 4. James A. Werthman Tiny Lucky are the students who have Tiny to teach them chemistry Bowling Team Captain 45 Glee Club 35 Dance Committee 4. Paul J. Wilding Phil Phil, the young executive, will try to continue this in later life. Glee Club 3, 45 Operetta 23 Bowl. ing 4. William Weber Bill Using his experience at Harvard's, Bill will attain fame as a haber- dasher. Third Order 1, 25 Glee Club 3, 45 Science Honor 3, 4g Bowling Team 4. Robert Weaver Wee Wee Wee Wee will carve his niche with wrench and screwdriver. 1 Dance Committee 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3. Cfau o I954 Howard V. Worley Vince Some day, Vince may broadcast his own television program from a studio on Mars. Glee Club 3g Science Honor 3. Francis Ronald Hoffman Ronnie Latest addition to the Senior class, Ronnie easily and naturally fitted himself into St. Joseph's spirit and routine. Glee Club 4s Operetta 4. J acquelyn Preismger-Commerci al Her facility in acquiring and using typing and shorthand skills make jacquelyn a natural choice fo Sllperlol' Cofnfnefclal student P-xaxf dowel .rf to r at as 3 V, G A mfr. ,V we - -igyftiffi iiiimiif 72 ' 'ff V James Werthman-Mathematics Radicals, exponents, and complex 2qUBCi0ns are easy stuff for this senior math whiz, Jim, who plans to teach chemistry QE, at we W Edmund Bauer-Spanish Speaking and writing fluently in Espanol makes Ed Bauer a credit and a consolation to any teacher. Ng - ,wg ublan .4 en io r .4 Robert King-Science .ln Spanish Patricia Dei-English With several writing awards to her credit including National Scholastic Award in Radio Drama, Pat 'hopes to teach writing Bol:'s almost unnatural interest in science enables him to give a running commentary on anything in the sci. entiiic line. 3 .ak X9 fb. t i Ti f. V ' 8 S? e James Gillespie-Social Studies With an avid interest in world prob- lems both current and past, J im ranks tops as a student of social studies. S ,I . 'n FL 71.121, .Sofa fl0l'l5f0l9 ffalljflfklnfif ' Well! ?!0'I'L fo pafijl aififv aifevffff 1 111 Msgs., a,m5a 7..Q,x Q r I T '?5?5W9fSs F9 W-waxes' -Efsfifliilliiiii M.. Jer ,tw , .es V ,g,.,,.,,3 . ML, 11:2 fat?-fe. K' KA..143i?:swsif2tzszfss 5 I 'E f Qf?'S2fv, - 1213- :' -ia-..: - 7'9Sfs:i?Viff5yt,1EQzggP1s5'f T??'Y.3I aff:.,i:,E, 6,51 :E m,!Qer'ziE?z:5- garages-,Q,g3:,g.f,W aasiJ?2avgs11ffsfivzisggsrlsnwea 'zsl t T 'xi J iff: f 535'7257TiTq5Ygg3figf::2jg'9f'Pia?'g:'x-. ,H gag.,-:-2, 7-sm Q,Q?E'4?r Q1-?F'gis1f-fffiiii kk . I at ,...,.,,, 2,55 was i ,,,.-ff' ,,gqf1 to it , v-'EX IT-51 ii' , 2:21 ' -vzgffeg' ' V L . Q? V if ' asf iea . . ,5,g,?3214?i?g 11:94 f A H f f' ' 3' A , Lourdes gave the message that linked together the entire Catholic world Th Underclassme M MM. ,MMat7t.Xmswmaanasamas.hJmmmwmtw l5wwwwhat51:41WQsaasx1at14sg11.:t1w1w,gfem:.sh:rasmesszt 21 ,M ry 4-,. was ,JF 1 M ' . I ,l,2 - -Z 5 2 q., 5 Q 5 Full of spirit and perseverance, the junior class of 202 were eager students who were intrigued by the new world of learning they discovered this year. Exploring in unison the mysteries of the chemical world and the mechanical perplexi- ties of the typewriter, they managed to find time to participate vigorously in all school activities. Led by dynamic class officers, the juniors were ready boosters of the 1954 Pendulum and co- sponsored the Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas dances held for the benefit of the junior-Senior Prom. Everyone will recall the hilarious moments they provided in the skit pro- duced for the first Pep Rally. We're proud to have known them and we hope that the juniors of 202 become one of the very best senior class- es that ever attended St, Joseph High. unior C4155 Lively and industrious are the two most ap- propriate adjectives to describe the junior class of 102. Already speaking Spanish with accents all their own and taking shorthand with the aplomb of experienced stenographers, they pooled their efforts to become a harmonious unit in whatever they undertook. Blending perfectly in- to the roles of upperclassmen, they were the backbone of the operetta, sharing leads and sup- porting roles in a coalition of talent and hard work. Under the guidance of enthusiastic officers, they helped plan the prom and worked ardently to make it as wonderful as possible. Boosting school morale, they attended both girls' and boys, basketball games and cheered 1u'stily-win or lose. Our hats are off to this plucky group and we wish them the best for 1955! Henry Fix, Presidentg Janet Fara- baugh, Vice-Presiclentg Nancy Lam- berger, Secretary, Joanne Glaid, Treasurer. Raymond Clemence, Presidentg John Roell, Vice-Presidentg Anna Rose Zirngible, Secretaryg Marilyn Meyer, Treasurer. Richard Walshak, Presidentg Robert Peetz, Vice-Presidentg Carol Meyer, Secretaryg Lorraine Bach, Treasurer. Marilyn Sestak, Presiclentg John Koe- nig, Vice-Presidentg William Bauer, Secretaryg Wilson Renne, Treasurer. These sophomores are a cheerful group, un- usually interested in every phase of school life and eager to improve upon the first year of their high school careers. Tenth grade has made them a recognized part of the upper classmen, and their school attitude has changed correspondingly. Study period proctors report these groups as having extremely industrious study periods. In general,' such industry and interest as dis- played by these groups ought to produce one of the best graduating classes of St. Joseph High School in 1956. Sophomores turn out some of the best scholas- tic work done in our high school. Their schedule is not too heavy, and the extra time on their SDOIQAOITEOVQ CIM, hands was used to advantage, especially in bio- logy and English projects. In debate work, three of their number made the Av team. In fact, the whole group of soph- omores have gained a name for a tendency to argue and to prove their point. Seniors are grateful to the sophs and their report teachers for splendid cooperation in all activities sponsored by the seniors, reminding them that a group which cooperates with other groups when asked to do so, usually merits co- operation in return. Seniors also hope that these promising students wil-l keep first things first all through their school life and afterward. F 1 . , 7, , , -.f ,t 1 f P if 1' U V ' if ,N 7 x aw f f Q W if L km X J, , 1 Qgx 31431 1st row: Norbert Bright, Kathleen Kelly, Geraldine Krantz, Frank lhurner, 2nd row: Helen Marie Gold- hach, Carol Dehn, John Koempeig 3rd row: Edward Spinneyveber, Elizabeth Breinig, Phyllis Gillen, Thomas Vaughan, 4th row: John Altman, Rina Goldbaugh, Roberta Zirngible, George Bauer, Sth row: John For- ster, Wilma Nagel, Nancy Mullee, William Roeschen- thaler, 6th row: John Bell, Jane Long, Susan Curran, Juanita May, Michael Seechaler, 7th row: Albert Gusky, Lorraine Bauer, John Yasinslcy, Charles Paul, 8th row: Ruth Detig, 9th row: Raymond Huber, JoAnn Tramison. Sandra Miller, Margaret Campbell, 10th row: Randall Mcffonnell, Donna Klos, Clarice Wisaverg 11th row: Ben Marych, Patricia Schake, Margaret Spinneweher: 12th ..r,,,,, Mr-ly 'Wy ea. 'km-Q 'lm Q W5 ' elif f .,, . lst row: James Carlson, Marlene Iviuehlbauer, Patricia King, James Lydon, William Luffy, 2nd row: Carl DuBee, Rosemary Oestreich, Harriet Brand, 3rd row: Thomas Wa d, Jeananne Wank, Patricia Richards, Roh- Brt Bornschlegelg 4th 'rowz Steven Seaman, Virginia Groesch, Marilyn Brier, Nicholas Trkula, 5th r0w: Fred Kalinowslci, Arlene Snyder, Janice Dunheker, Walter Fischer, 6th row: Edwin Felix, Carol McCreary, Carol Garsika, Carol Kronenberger, Janice O'Brien, Bernard Klein, 7th row: Patricia Comer, Elaine Grelaner, Mar- lene Stein, 8th row: Leonard Schultz, Diane Hogle, Diane Bachman, 9th row: Carol Werthmaixg 10th row: Francis Rowsick, Geraldine Harrington, Olivia Hey, 11th row: Thomas Bauer, Dolores Hoff, Nancy Nieder- berger, 12th row: Margaret Weinheimer, Ellen Talak. row: Doris Kauczman, Marlene Ugen. Wow, The Freshman contribution to St. Joseph's is largely themselves. Most of them were still getting adjusted to being in high school at the end of the first semester. But enthusiastically they joined in all school activities and developed a promis- ing school attitude. Among this group, their scholastic status is still their main objective, therefore their daily class work was their chief concern. The weekly world history quiz was an anxious moment for practically every freshman. They proudly turned our original newspapers from new countries stud- ied and painstakingly mapped these new lands with artistic or inartistic touch. The study of Ivanhoe,' in English literature drew forth from them a beautiful mural on the novel, and the halls were decked with their interesting American author posters. Religion and guidance classes took their per- sonalities apart and gave a blueprint for develop- The math teacher reports that these Freshmen took algebra with exceeding ease. Speech and debate classes opened their doors to a number of promising freshmen. In the newly organized girls' basketball they have a good representation and the boys' junior varsity includes freshman players. Their yearbook quota was filled IOOW. Boy cheerleaders all hail from freshman 101 and 103. Frankly, there isn't a level in grade nine that their youngsters do not reach in a promising way. Seniors wish these newcomers the best of luck and God's blessing towards a happy, eventful, and profitable future in St. Joseph High, re- minding them that in retrospect the freshman year is much more important than many seniors once thought it to be, ing character. red man CAM The very capable officers of 101 are Michael Seethaler, President, Ruth Detig, Vice-President, Norbert Bright, Treasurerg Lorraine Bauer, Secretary. Stephen Seaman, Presidentg Harriet Brand, Vice-Presidentg Olivia Hey, Secretaryg and Thomas Bauer, Trea- surer are the diligent officers of 103. Fatima issued the final blueprint for permanent world peace. l Our School Sports 9 og.4 Z?a4l-efgaf o if V The first five: Ron Grebner, Tom Pachavis, Bob Zovko, Ron Seaman, Bob Weaver. This year St. Joseph's, under Coach Carl Rosa's training, fielded one of the most energetic though least experienced teams in many a season. The hardest blow to the team came with graduation in 1953, which took seven of last year's players. Only returning regular was sophomore Bob Zeke Zov- ko. Zeke's favorite shot is a one hand push from any angle on the court. High scorer was senior Captain Bob Weaver, who saw a good deal of action last year. Bob is a good set shot and also likes to drive in on the opposition. The team's center was junior Tom Pachavis, a good hook shot and rebound man. Rounding out the first five were junior Ron Seaman, very effective on a jump shot from around the foul circle, and senior Ron Grebner, a team player who will just as soon pass the ball to a teammate as take the shot himself. Despite their lack of experience, the Flying Dutchmen came through on top in some of their most challenging league games. Going up high for a shot is Cap- tain Bob Weaver. Bob, playing in his last year, led the team in scoring. SCAQJUL 0 January January January January January January February February February February February February 7 10 11 16 20 Z5 6 ll 15 18 22 28 Scorekeeper, Ed Bauerg timekeeper, Bob Milinski. folieaglle Cline! . . St. Michael . . . . . St. Aclalbert . St. Mary of the Mount . . . St. Joseph, Natrona . . St. Thomas . St. Casimir . St. Michael . . . . . St, Aclalbert . . St. Joseph, Natrona . . St. Mary of the Mount . . . . . St. Thomas . St. Casimir Our varsity of the future with Stu- dent Manager Hank Berns. Fast action in an important game with St. Michael's. 1? First row: Bob Zovlco, Ron Seaman, Bob Weaver, Ron Grebner, Tom Pachavis. Second row: Rich Major, Rich Walshak, Clarence Bauer, Dan Milinski. Third row: Ed McCloskey, Mike Gerulis. U1 E 1 , '1 N-w..g, 35 L 513. an A .f M X 'C im january, 5 January 12 januaiy 19 january 27 February Z February 9 February 18 February 25 March 2 . March 11 . . S.-Awlu A St. Lawrence . St, Michael Annunciation . St. Adalbert . Mr. Assisi St. Lawrence St. Michael Annunciation Sl. Adalbert . Mt. Assisi Z?a4Lel6a After a five-year stretch of inactivity, girls' basketball was again reorganized by Father Grun- dler, athletic director at St. Joseph's. Over one hundred girls turned out for tryouts for the team. Considering that these aspirants knew prac- tically nothing about basketball, their courage must be commended. There was no beginners' luck shadowing their first year in the diocesan league, On the other hand, the team's and the director's and the coaches' pluclcy perseverance promises a better performance next year. Girls' lineup consisted of Nancy Lutz, Dolores Reis and Ethel McConnell as forwards. Holding guard positions were Alice Koeppl, Diane See- thaler and Marilyn Sestak. lst row: Diane Seethaler, Marie Belsterling, Carol Meyer, Rosemary Kramer, Arlene Klein. 2nd row: Eileen Muller, Lois Spinnenweber, Nancy Lutz, Dolores Reis, Ethel Mc- Connell, Elaine Grebner. 3rd row: Pat Lehner, Manager, Eleanor Weaver, Marilyn Sestak, Suzie Neiderberger, Alice Koeppl, Audrey Leister, Manager. In Senior girls practicing calisthenics under the supervision of their gym instructor, Anna Marie Erny. This is a sample of everyday occurrences in gym classes. Anna Marie Erny with two star pu- pils, Nancy Lutz and Dolores Reis. Entire gym class is the interested audience. Peggy LaPlace and Shirley Poeschl at jump off with team of Nancy Betz, Marie Miller, Nancy Lutz, Dolores Reis, and Bernice Cagney. 1---.,......f,...,,, i,,., Y ...,.,.,.,., H es.- This year's students looked forward to gym class in the renovated gym, complete with roll- away bleachers and asphalt tile flooring. Miss Anna Marie Erny returned again as gym teacher and pal to all the girls. Calisthenics, shuffle board and baslcetball were added attractions to the usual gym program, making the physical education periods full of interest. Although many moans and groans are heard from the girls the day after a vigorous calisthenic workout, no one wants to see the gym period come to an end. The girls' varsity feels that its playing is better appreciated by the students since all the girls get a bit of an introduction. to basketball. This year gym classes were held in the pleasant surroundings of the new gym. Mr, Maciejewski, gym instructor, developed with us a program of calisthenics, which included some interesting acro- . . h batic manipulations. The program left enoug time of each period to enjoy a basketball workout or some favorite indoor game. Interest in gym- nastics may be a unaturalv for most boys, but ap- preciation for it grows when all its possibilities for the physical ancl spiritual development of a stu- dent are realized through well-planned and well- conducted gym classes. These the boys have had at St. Joseph this year. re, 1 5 s ' . V Here Mr. Maciejewski chats with John Summers and George Reich about some proposed exercises. These boys enjoying calisthenics are also improving their health. This type of exercise is considered one of the best. St. Joe's bowling team with, Bob Bauer, Jim Werthman, Bill Ott,'Dom Impelliccieri, and Bill Weber dis- played good form in the Catholic League. Having an even average, they were able to enter the play-offs. M I 5, if Q A M ,lk Yi W if as ' W f m if fx QL Q fx n qw E, i any ,,- Z .V ' x 1 1 my-Q , Q JAM f ,six Eiagjwggf ,X iw .wa QQ, f K J ' X KU 51 if W 4?bim M 0' - f , . 5-2-321.-gaggq y g?qg vibgx if wif Qi? W YM R if w E V' 1 0: if X .,, Cm The purpose of the Pep Club is the promotion of attendance at basketball games and lively school spirit. The club has sixteen members, eight seniois, four juniors, and two sophs and freshmen. Meet- ings are held every Wednesday after school. The members conduct an active campaign to arouse support for the teams, Included in these activities are posters urging attendance and pre-game pep rallies. This year's rallies were in the new gym and were prefaced by the consecration of both teams to Our Lady of Victory. The junior and senior classes provided humor with their hilarious skits. Oflicers for 1953-1954 are Patricia Dei, President, Shirley Poeschl, Vice-President. The other mem- bers are Betty Fix, Mary Elizabeth I-leyl, Patricia Lehner, Jeanne Bemesderfer, Eileen Mueller, Peg- gy La Place, Janet Farabaugh, JoAnn Glaid, Mary Catherine Jackson, Marion Fuchs, Mary Blanche Henger, Patricia Kerin, Patricia Comer, Rita Goldbach. The Pep Club, consisting of seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen add their bit to boost the morale of the players and lead them to victory. -Q 41 ,vi 1. fl an 3 ISLE, K , f'.- fam.. f. 42 -ff 'M-- A ML, I F 6 A If 1' if , Manhwyv, I I n 4 5 A.h, A, S5 . lx ' 1 .ily Our Lady of the Angels, Mother of the Designer Infinite, ' ' ' ri is Co-Redemptrlx with Ch st. Cur Activities TF' V ii- Hifi ,, ' .-iwffilmisii f .Ls ...Z 5 X 2 9183 WXHSXR 'MTL ames Gillespie, Editor in chief 204004 .Szfa A popular project of school life at St. Joseph's is the publication ofthe annual yearbook. Under- taken by the seniors, the entire school helped in many ways to add to its growth. The upendulumn was given the careful consideration and thought- fulness of every senior, and the yearbook staff worked enthusiastically to meet the dead-line. With bright ideas and well-laicl plans this publi- cation gave many a challenge to the staff. Through work done on the yearbook comes the feeling of friendship and cooperation to the fac- ulty, staff, and fellow seniors. So it is that into another yearbook has been compiled from our most treasured memories. Pat Dei and Jeanne Bemesderfer had an extra heavy job of assisting. No praise is ever too high for a zealous group of boosters. Yearbooks simply can't exist without them. This group doubled, and in some cases tripled, their individual quotas in the yearbook campaign. Seniors are especially grateful to them. -1- an-1-- -' .l 44 Mary Lou Ott and Robert King, two responsible seniors, who handled con- scientiously the business affairs of the yearbook. This enthusiastic group encouraged, persuaded, and prodded classes ro- warrl their quotas. They collected re- turns each day and marked the class- es' progress relatively on a huge post- er in the main hall of the school. These typists for the yearbook staff gave time and patience in order to complete the Pedulum at the deadline. gg. ommercia Ruth Hartman, Doris Diethorn and Herbert Nath, members of the Com- mercial Honor, attend meetings and join in its activities. idfory onor ociefiw cien ce Scientific and inventive describes the six members of the Science Honor Society. Demonstrating a complex: Chemistry experiment are two senior members of the S.H.S., Robert King and Louis Janis. ' The History Honor Society boasts of six enthusiastic members: Janet Farabaugh, Joanne Glaid, Mary Lou Ott, Henry Luba, Patricia Dei and Marlene Very. 'o.,,,-,Nw i.45ion The interested and hard- working members of the Mission Club are Ann Mc- Paul, Herbert Nath, Jane Bach and William Bauer. The officers for the junior and senior groups of the Fatima Club are: stand- ing, Nancy Lutzi, Arlene Klein, Lor- raine Bach, Elaine Mielcarelc and M , ary Elizabeth Heyl. Seated: Kath- leen Fay and Carol Lee I-Iolzer. jafima CLA -'-elk' This combination of the junior and senior divisions of the Fatima Club constitutes a group of girls interested in praying for vocations. Patricia Dei explains script writing to Radio School members. Seated left to right: Margery Oestreich, Audrey Leister, Henry Luba, Alice Staab, Aurella Dedig. a io Sedan! Junior .fdcdieuemenf The Catholic Federation of Radio-Television School under the direction of Sister M. Rosalie, S.C., has branched out to the new medium of television. Young Catholic students from St. Joseph's are among the group being taught the fundamentals of radio and television. Achievers are Louis McCullough, Bev- erly anis, Lorraine Bach, Ruth Hart- Junior Achievement is a nationwide program established by business, educational and civic leaders. It organizes high school students into companies of their own, Here in miniature businesses is America working. St, Joseph,s stu- dents engage in several of these projects. man, Kathleen Fay, Patricia Kerin. strate a basic modeling technique. Here's Kay watching Ruth demon Le CAA Consisting of eighty-five members and under the su- pervision of Sister Regina Mary, the Glee Club meets every Monday and Wednesday. Formal occasions find them gowned in blue and wearing red stoles. This group traveled to provide the choral background for the Third Order group's St. Francis play. Their contribution to the United We Sing Music Festival at Carnegie Music Hall was the Spanish hymn La Viene El Viejaf' Their Christ- mas Cantata, Light of the World,', successfully helped put Christ back in Christmas in St. Joseph parish, Slip of a Slipper, an operetta filled with colorful costumes and beautiful songs, climaxed the club activities for 1953-54. Thirty-six members of the senior class contribute their vocal talents to the Glee Club. They will long remember their many successful productions and the fun of producing them. Glee Club Officers are Richard Very, Presidentg Nancy Lutz, Vice Pres- identg Margaret LaPlace, Secretaryg and Janet Farabaugh, Treasurer. The juniors contributed a large share of choral and acting abiiity to the Glee Club. With this experience they are well on their way to better and smoother performances next year. anfafa Elizabeth Qllosemary Kramerj kneels to greet Mary fMary Elizabeth I-Ieylj in the Christmas Cantata. his l .1 X .. 1. 3 ., H zu K is Q., lmg,..v, k' use .mi if X x 3 It , 1 A. tus, , I f ,hm il Y L- , 5 , si , 2 L3 ,iff -Q fi 'K fv f ' 'lt' Left: An angelic silence is felt as the Angel Gabriel Uoanne Glaidj tells Mary that God has chosen her to be the mother of His Son. Right: The angels carry the Christmas message to the shepherds. Lv-,Q and .eg 55 , ., Y The shepherds and the angels have arrived and the three kings have brought their precious gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh, to honor the Christ Child on the day of His birth. The angels fill the air with their beautiful voices as the chorus chimes in, to give the scene the beauty and harmony that a finale should have. With the prospect of another commercial Christmas in sight, the Glee Club determined to do something practical about putting Christ back in Christmas. Unanimously and whole- heartedly went their efforts into the production of Light of the World,,' a Christmas carol fantasy, directed and produced by Sister Regina Mary. In it the story of the Incarnation is told through scenes introduced, and interpreted by a chorus. Scenery, costumes and lighting effects were origin- al and creative, having a professional touch at times. Students were awed by the simple beauty of the cantata. Adults were given an opportunity to share this Christmas message through an even- ing performance. A bevy of angels surround the Blessed Virgin and the Christ Child to sing the praises of the Lord. The three kings QR. Bauer, W. Web- er, P. Wildingj look for the Christ- mas Star. Efforts of those who participated in the operet- ta, The Slip of a Slipper, were greatly rewarded by the highly enthusiastic reception of the aud- ience. This plot was a modern version of the well- known story of Cinderella. Our interest was cap- tivated during the play by the 'unforgettable tale of fairy illusion, The lovely tale wound its way like a tiny silver thread around our hearts as the storv was unfolded. It reached its climax when the Prince chose the mysterious Cinderella for his queen. Slip of a Slipper was filled with a beautiful array of dreamy music, rhythmic grace, and sparkling costumes, The wicked step-mother fAnna Lechmanj and her ugly daughters, Prunella and Clarabella, fMarlene Very and Janet Farabaughj are foiled in their plans to win the heart of the Prince fRicharcl Veryj who is well-taken care of by the Lord Chamberlain fPaul Wildingj. Cinderel- la Uoanne Glaid J aided by her fairy-godmother Doris Diethornj is able to show her true beauty in fitting surroundings. Leads were splendidly supported by the members of the chorus who lent their talents to help make the operetta a lasting memento of our senior year. Xi Pefetta A tiny elf appears and hold: Cin- derellafs slipper so that the fairy god- mother and all the other fairies may see. The ladies-of-the-court and their es- corts for the evening look on as the charming couples do the pol- onaise. The household staff, maids, cooks, grooms, gardeners, and a super hut- ler, add to the operetta by their chorus of singing and acting. 'Y !!f AM ff-2-ev' Cln-C25 Our weekly dances were rather well supported by all of the classes of the high school. This is an example of the turnout for the dances held on Friday evenings. Dancing offers a diversion from our studies and also gives us a period of relaxation and enjoyment. Besides, it gives us some practice for the long-awaited Junior-Senior Prom. 1' X Every Friday night during the past year was V my V the high point of the week for the dance-minded here. The seniors sponsored these social gather- ings. Sprinlcled with the juniors' occasional danc- es, the most decorative ever held at St. Joe's, the dance program seemed completely satisfactory. Special dances were held for the benefit of the basketball teams. The extra big day, May 21, 1954, was the date of the Junior-Senior Prom. The juniors held it at Chartiers Country Club. Dancing to the music of Tommy Carlyn's Or- chestra was an added pleasure. Total assetshof the dance program were a host of new friendships, a lesson in cooperation, and good recreation. Junior dance committee: John Roell, Robert Porta, Raymond Clemence, V and Patrick Hayes. x, Z- Our dances were chaperoned by fath- ers and mothers of our students. The senior dance committee discussing some current improvement for the dance. Left to right: Robert Weaver, Jane Bach, Mary E. Heyl, Shirley Poeschl, Robert Bauer, Richard Very, Jacquelyn Preisinger, James Werth- man, Mary Lou Ott, Ronald Grebner, Robert Mi'linslci, Margaret Laplace, Henry Berns, and John Sommer. The juniors leave church in formal procession after this digni- hed and touching ring ceremony. Father Grundler blessed and distributed the rings. o l fl g el' 2111. 0 nv g The Senior Class watched misty-eyed at the Junior Ring Ceremony held for the first time in the new Church. It is an inspiring and solemn occasion, emphasizing the meaning of the blessed ring, the symbol of our Faith and our Alma Mater! Wear this ring with pride, Father Grundler reminds the juniors. 155, To us of the working class, our class ring has a special significance, because St. Joseph was a laborer also. The symbols on the ring are a T-square, a hammer, and a lighted torch, to suggest that all our work be done in the light of the Catholic faith. Graduates will carry this symbol all through their lives, and, glancing at it, may have their attitude toward work spiritualized. The ring ceremony closed with Ben- ediction of the Blessed Sacrament. T.O.S.F. officers: President, Pat Deig Vice-president, Mary Lou Ottg Trea- surer, Louis Janisg Secretary, Nancy Lutz. wire! Urcler Among the various active organizations of our school is the Third Order of Saint Francis. The Third Order was started by Saint Francis of Assisi for laymen wishing to serve God accord- ing to their particular state of life in the world. Inaugurating the activities at the beginning of the year was a trip to Wheeling, West Virginia, to present l'Flower of Francisf, a musical drama- tization of the highlights of the life of St. Clare on the 700th annivesary of her death. The pro- gram was given at the Eastern Regional Confer- ence of the Third Order held on the feast of St. Francis, October 4. The Third Order com- bined with the Glee Club to make this project the success it was. The group also had a new director this year, Father Gary, O.F.M. Cap., whose visits to school were highly anticipated events. The ofhcers who served so ably were Patricia Dei, Prefectg Mary Lou Ott, Vice-prefectg Louis Janis, Treasurerg Nancy Lutz, Secretary. Below is the finale of the play presented at St. Alphonsus The October Third Order play de Church, West Virginia, by the Third Order of St plcted the or1gma1FranClsCan broth Francis group here. Cast was supported by high school erhood Glee Club. orendic Like all debaters, the C. F. L. unit here works earnestly to prepare an ironclad case to render their opponent's issues ineffective. This group is one of the most active in the school. Sister M. Roberta, moderator of the group, keeps them well-versed on all current discussions and tech- niques. The second Student Congress, held at St. Raphael's, elected Henry Luba, junior mem- ber of the unit, first outstanding speaker. Speech classes at St. Joseph are in the hands eague of Sister M. Gilbert. A predominance of fresh- men and sophomores has added new life to the group. Wllether it's studied oratory, humor, ex- temporaneous, dramatic, or original, this group has an interpretation for it. Twice a week they meet formally, but many extracurricular hours are spent at developing the finer points of each selec- tion. Weekends are spent on the road at the local C.F.L. tournaments. Sophomores Maurice Spitler and Lor- raine Bach try to find a flaw in Herbert Nath's reasoning. Senior debaters who leave a good debating record behind them: Herbert Nathg Patricia Deig Henry Bernsg Mary Lou Ott. dlhngn Q 1 M xx Mil -WM W AM A MM-W. h,,. ,M K ,K vi vm V f :S rbi 1 Q V 5 u ti g fwfr? .L,2 B- -.,.-: .-:-,, V K Qfjrv .,,: 1 A ' wwf ' I I ,M :L :m,,, 1929395 Q4 , me C 41 4 ' 'Q A, M-..,,h 'Mn I, mv I V, ,,,',?,x,,gf' am! M- - V , ,,.. My T Below are pictured the room mothers of our high school. One mother is appointed from each room to act as room mother. They are left to right, seated: Mrs. Katherine Groll, Mrs. Emma Wagner, Mrs. tAel'5 , St. Joseph's Mothers' Club has been in exist- ence for the past five years and during this time the members havendevoted themselves to many projects for the welfare of our school children. Cooperation between officers and members is one of their chief secrets of success. This group of women have raised funds by working together in sponsoring bingos, card parties, and pie socials. socials. One of the most gratifying activities of this club is the traditional Christmas party for the students, which was held in our school auditorium during the holiday seasons. As always Santa fMr, Jacob Brierj was on hand with his now famous outfit and pack and stick to spread a holiday and a holy day spirit among the children. Candy and an assortment of beautiful gifts were distributed according to the ages of students. Officers are left to right: Mrs. Carmalita Leist, Supplies Managerg Mrs. Dolores Meis, Vice- Presidentg Mrs. Agnes Most, Presidentg Mrs. Katherine Groll, Publicityg Mrs. Emma Wagner, reasurer. Missing from picture is Mrs. Marie Holzer, Secretary. Helen Loadman, Mrs. Helen Holzer, Mrs. Kathryn Preisinger. Standing: Mrs. Carmalita Leist, Mrs. Agnes Most, Mrs. Dolores Meis, Mrs. Colette Bright, Mrs. Margaret Preisinger. 1 V , yi f ff 2 Lg'- 5 ff ,Aww-mwv ' I W 532 4 1 shams... 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Owen Plumbing and Heating Modern Kitchens and Bathrooms Joe Walshak Brentwood Construction Home Builders 3919 Meadow Brook Blvd. 510.00 Henke's Market 1627 East Street Hirsh Bros. 7000 Baptist Road Contractor 1oe's Place, Soda Grill 756 Brownsville Road Lodes Market 1950 Arlington Avenue Lyman Savings 86 Loan Assoc. 2132 Arlington Avenue Ormsby Dairy 223 Crmsby Avenue Pack's Cafe 213 Brownsville Road St. Joseph Bingo Committee Ormsby Avenue South Pittsburgh Savings 86 Loan Assoc 1712 E. Carson Street J. H. Young Company 107 Penn Avenue Uhlman Horne Post NO. 456 V.F.W. of U.S. Ackerman's Freezer Food Service 204 Brownsville Road Auen Bros. Cleaners 137 Brownsville Road Bard's Ice Cream Bard's Dairy Stores Bronder's Confectionery 403 Ormsby Avenue Brown 85 Green 1500 East Carson Street Chez Dee's Club Saw Mill Run Blvd. Coletta,s Beauty Salon 526 Brownsville Road R. J. Coll, School Bus Line 5149 Brownsville Road Wm. 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