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

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15.04 QAQV' za 'N The juniors Can always lic depended upon to partiti- patc in any School activity. old nr now. FIRST ROW: Cecilia Brain-r, Thcfrcsa Moore, and Franca-s Paul. SECOND ROW: Betty Mil- ler, Mary Francvs Firm' Viola Armany, Hclcnc Katz, and james Carlson. THIRD ROW: Irene Zwastetzky, Richard Hutnick, Roberta Taylor, and Susan Carnahan are seen leaving Church after the noon rosary. America, from its beginning, is studied in Junior history class. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Petrie, Mary Porta, Judy Lyons, Jenny Gromck, janet Detig, Patricia Holi- han, Thomas Attenbergcr, and Charles Nath listen as Sister M. Gilbert speaks at the rostrum.