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

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Thomas K. Pachavis Chav There's one in every Senior classg ours is Chav. Mischief seems to be his middle name. He has been a star player of the Flying Dutch' man the past four years and hopes to show his talent on a college hardwood. Robert C. Porta Bob Bob rates an A plus in school spirit, for he takes part in all activities and can usually be seem spining records at the dance or attending the basketball games. Belonging to Glee Club, Cantata, Minstrel and 'Choir rather proves Bob's love for singing! Best of luck, Caruso! John J. Roell Jack The saying that good things come in small packages could have been written just for Jack. He has a keen sense of humor, but a joke has to be good to get a laugh of approval from him, His wavy hair and good looks help to complete the pleasant impression he makes. Ronald L. Rudolph Rudy Rudy's naturally friendly way enables him to display his whimsical sense of humor to all. He will be blessed for his pickfup service to and from school, and his ability to make people feel at home. His practical jokes and hilarious imitations have given us many a hearty laugh. Ray P. Schaming Ray Good looks and brains have been ladled out plentifully to Ray. Trig and calculus will prob' ably be handled with as much ease as algebra and geometry by this young man, whose chief interest is mathematics. His ability was spot' lighted when he was elected vicefpresident of his senior class. Joseph J. Schmidlin joe Ioe's far away look and slow walk is the cause of many a good laugh, which helps to brighten a school day now and then. His hopes are with the wide, blue yonder of aviation. Keep 'em flying, Joe! FX l el'U'Y'Y' hflflkll A.l.fZJnJ .fn,o4,o--Awe ain .Sion

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Bette Ann Meis Lil Liz is one of the most popular girls in St. Ioe's Highg no crowd would be complete with' out her. She likes cooking, basketball, dancing, and especially having the gang down at her house. She can usually be seen pestering Toots. Her ambition-Private Secretary. Marilyn R. Meyer Marilyn Being one of the smallest girls in the senior class adds to Marilyn's personality. Her loyalty to the school has been proven by the many offices held during the past four years. Marilyn's writing ability and witty remarks combined made her the pride of 203. JG ,J if . l JJ Aff' ff' fl ,L J! f ,A +1 l. ,Qs ffrh' 'X flffff-'U Lois M. Michel Mick CVM 0 IQ al .7 ,7 1 If , I ll Lf, x 0 Ll' A . . .A A J A Mick, a popular and friendly girl, is known and admired by everyone. She can always be found in the midst of fun and laughter. Attached to her personalityfplus and pleasant smile is a pair of sparkling eyes. Her future success as a secretary can very easily be assured. Char the few quiet girls at St. smile and willingness to a friend to everyone. She enjoys our company, but her thoughts are her own. G. Neider is one of Ioe's. Her friendly help make Charlene Margaret T. Oestreich Margie This sweet lass is as sharp in her appearance as she is in her ability to take dictation. She keeps busy, mainly listening to the latest records and typing the Sunday parish bulletin. The seniors wish her luck in attaining the R. N. she hopes to attach to her name in the future. William G. Ott Bill Bill is admired by his fellow classmates for the expert advice he gives in the political and scientific fields. His skill at bowling netted him the team's captaincy in his senior year. We shall always remember him for his witty remarksg they could fill a good'sized book.

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MM I :il '? ,i'! r CV lb APP rfff' Cfaaa 0 I955 Jacqueline E. Schreiner Jackie Take a bluefeyed blonde, add a cheerful smile, season with a zestful love for life and just a touch of German temper, and bake in the warmth of a sunny disposition. That's the recipe for our jackie, a dish long to be remembered. Ronald P. Seaman Ron Ron is the neverworry, never-hurry type, How' ever, this policy does not extend to the basket' ball lloor, where he is one of the starting five. His athletic feats have made him well known throughout two parishes, We hope he will always remain the cheerful, easy going fellow we know. Lois E. Spinnenweber Spinnie lf a trophy were given for athletic ability, our Spinnie would walk away with it, Her favorites are baseball and swimming, but she excels in any game she attempts, When it comes to salesmanship, too, you'll have to get up pretty early in the morning to get ahead of this lass. Raymond S. Thomas Ray A worthy member of the Marine Reserves, Ray reflects his training in the neatness of his attire. 'Cooperation and friendliness with the faculty as well as to the rest of the student body are achievements in his development. He never intrudes, but makes a lasting impression. Marlene R. Very Mar Mar will always be remembered for her beauti' ful voice and her skill at the piano, She has a hand in almost every activity in the school, always Ending time to offer her services when' ever they ar needed. Her main ambition is to ec e a Egtary. B jane Wagner Betsy iterally speaking, Betsy could be called 203's Brownfeyed Susan. ln those dark eyes is reflected her love for animals, Her favorite pastime is pickin' and singin' Betsy's efficiency in the dairy business is well known on the Hill Top. V 21