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

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wg: iw., its 4 . N ,ff Guiding Senior Class 201 to the goal set by the high standards of St. Joseph's are their faithful olicers. They are: Secretary, Mary Clark: President. Judith Lyons: Vice-President, Donald Leilgeb: Treasurer, Thomas Atten- bergcr. In all they prove the good taste of Senior Class 201 who voted them into office. Finish a Year of Service As senior class officers these students of 307 contributed time and effort to every high school activity. They are led by an energetic President, Joseph Sciulli, and a capable Vice-President, Eugene Schirra. Fine secretarial work is done by Carol Schmidlin, and the treasury is the concern of Janet Murphy. '40 9 'eff 6,-.rp .xxx

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. eil' 95433 R is ,af Student Council egg ,,,:- M- F ' W. is ,uses . . .a its Sister M. Esther presents the gavel to Student Council President, Joseph Sciulli. The use at special is the session. out of purchase of a record case for the weekly dances and other occasions throughout the year object of consideration at this Many such good things came the monthly meetings. sh.d-M Robert Myron, Vice-Presidentg Eugene Schirra, Treasurer: Joseph Sciulli, President: Theresa Pohryflza, Recording Secretary: and Henrietta Oestreich, Corresponding Secretary, discuss ways to accomplish the Student Council's many objectives. The Student Council is the legislature of the school. It helps to develop leadership and to make good Catholic citizens for the future. The main purpose of the Student Council is to bring the faculty and the stu- dent body closer together. No matter the problem, the Student Council is on hand to help. In this way a spirit of good will and co-operation is developed.

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Constantly Reverend Eloy I. Grundler Father Grundler's leadership, both spiritual and social, is a real boon to the students at St. Joseph's. As a result of his tireless energy, we can now boast of a real basketball team. An- other of his achievements is the devel- opment of a social program that is second to none in the diocese. tending his flock is our able pastor, Father Kraus. Father's Wednesday morning instructions have outlined for us a program for real Christian living. His hind solicitude has given us a beautifully equipped modern school building. His fatherly concern for us has no limits. A sincere Thank you, Father. Reverend William J. Scholz Although he has been at St. Joseph's only a little over a year, Father'Scholz has already won a firm place in the hearts of the students. Foremost among his duties is that of director of the Holy Name Society. Many of the alumni will remember him for his patient and understanding methods as marriage counselor. nf: 'kli'r':fi5' 5-:if-1 Dear Graduates: Your yearbook is a treasure chest of precious memories. In years to come as you turn its pages may the memories awakened urge you ever onward to the fuller attainment of Christian ideals set before you by the sisters and priests who in God's Providence influ- enced your formative years. Congratulations and may God's blessings be upon all your undertakings. Father Kraus