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

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offfli- 4'-ff f,MJ,i!4yg0'ffrW'1',c' ivffiwwil AAZI. ' if E fff H , .. N l 48 li ii we ' X is . -vi' is 7.f.fi.-an 1 , ' if 'iiiJ1fi1,. ,S IT 22 Maurice Spifler Morry Whaiever +he occasion, argu- meni' or discussion, Morry is sure fo appear on 'the scene. Olfen called lhe class profes- sor, he excels in science and mafh. His greafesl' achieve- menls are The oulsianding seleclions he has wrirlen for 'rhis yearbook. Joen S+-audi' Jo A wonderful sense of humor makes Joan an airracrive member of any group. She is as charming as lhey come, parlicularly in her spof behind The candy counfer of The Ml. Oliver Theafer. Her loyalry will always be +o lhe Flying Dufchmenf' Richard Welshek Shel: Need help? Shak's 'rhe fellow To go looking for. His experi- ence as presidenf in keeping his class on irs 'foes will prove mighiy valuable in lhe years 'ro come, when Shak is super- vising his own consirucfion gang. Clif+on Spre'H Cliff Clifl's genuine liking for mu sic usually resulfs in his lead ing lhe singing ai a Glee Club gaihering. Baskelball and bowling occupy a good deal of his lime. Clil'l's friend liness will long be remem bered. 3 l Thomas Trainor T Tom is one of lhe nices+ per- sonalifies in ihe class of '56. Never is a basketball game played Thar doesn'f include cheers from T. Win or lose. he remains a failhliul friend. T's booming bass voice is also a parl' of our Qlee Club chorus. Z4 l 4 , l Y I r . . .4 Y' A . ' , E L .1 . 0' ' 1 i ' Vu Lf. .Li p -- l Eleanor Weaver El El is ihe girl who seems +o be in a million places al' once. Her vilaliiy is as+onishing. buf characlerislic. El is an alumna of fhe Ml: Oliver Theafer School for ushereiles. Her friends fhink she is real GEORGE.

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Lorraine Sched Gus Gus' calmness and ease aid her in making many new friends and maintaining old acquaintances. Her cheerful voice can be heard rooting our team to victory at every game. Dancing rates high with Gus. Carol Scheidl Carol Although Carol's scholastic schedule included all academ- ic courses, she seems to be an obvious candidate tor sec- retary, since that was the ott- ice she held in both Student Council and G-lee Club. It you want harmony in your mu- sic iust call on Carol. Marilyn Sestak Marilyn Marilyn'5 friendly personality and co-operative spirit was felt by every member ot the Senior classes. Her etiiciency resulted in the completion of many chores. We'll remember Marilyn for sweet charm and pleasant companionship. lots of luck in your future lite, Marilyn. M47 .gy Margaret Schaefer Maggie Maggie is a sweet miss, al- ways ready to lend a helping hand. Her regular attendance at the dances and loyal root- ing at the games is almost traditional. Nursing is Mag- gie's future, and her pleasing personality will make her a real angel of mercy. Diane Seethaler Di When there is art work to be done, our Di is on the spot to do her part. Her initiative and co-operation have made many class projects turn out 'lo be a rousing success. The envy ot all is Di's curly chest- nut hair. Rose Snatchko Sis Rose is a welcome member of any group. Not all the large stars shine the brightest: Sis' radiance can be felt along with that of the more active girls in the class. lt you're ever in a iam, count on Sis to the rescue. HM X If X , 4 X C 'Xe inf- Q Xb C7 ff-f' f ,1 -1 fd A ugjltsii ' V 51 f . 3 Bl ass of 1956

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If may only be a dog's life, bu+ Forluna cerfainly was 'rough 'lo +ranslafe, and 'lhe Spanish sfudenis here are proud of Their hard work. Marlene Williams Mar Maris a quier personalily, bul' she is never afraid lo voice her opinions. Her lulure will probably include secrelarial work: righl now McCrory's is 'lhe scene of much ol her exlra-curricular aclivily. Madeline Weismiller Madeline Madeline is our gif? io lhe fine arls. Her 'lalenl is for music and painling. We are posiiive 'rhal her winning smile will gain her popularily as a slewardess lor Easlern Airlines. resfiieifcmnq Falher Grundlers ready wif, experr rllushahon and fruly inspiring lessons make fhe Monday morning religion periods really memorable sessions Elmer Winfer Squeeker Squeeker should become a machinist since he has ac- quired much experience wifh machines lespecially The pin- ball fypel. Small in siarure, he has quife a sense of humor. Small game doesn'l sfand a chance when Squeeker is around wifh his rifle.