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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

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Yi 44 Alr, 4, 4- , sw' ,Al ji I ' aff J 1 if 17 ABQX i 36523 ff 'n MYR f , A jr 1 fg I ff' l6 fl, I flekamzg fa aww INTRODUCTION SERVICE is ri vocatinn through which man comes to his complete development: the fullness of the staturc of Christ. Service is a great aid to the growth of moral and intellectual virtues :md holds n place in genuine Christian philosophy. , ,,,,,,.,..w.,.. 7 . .-...lr .1 . I' I 1' f l'! 'ff PENDULUM Saint loseph High School Pittsburgh - Pennsylvania Qwfefzfx ADMINISTRATION UNDERCLJISSISS A4C'I'IVITIES . A'I'III,ETICS SILNIORS I , FINIS ., Page Page Page Page Page Page 5 , LJ I 6' ZW? School is a preparation for service. After twelve years of such preparation, life actually begins. Rclinquishing our dependence upon our priests, teachers and friends we lay plans for our livcs as young Catholic citizens. We will serve well if we practice what we have been taught-service to God and neighbor. As we leave St. Josephis High we promise to imitate our honored patron. We will use the hammer of initiative and the square of perse- verance and, with the torch of hope burning within us, construct roads to heaven. When despair overshaclows us, we shall re- call the days we spent together and the lesson we learned: Man was made to know, love, and serve God on earth and be happy with Him forever in heaven, With this in mind, we, the Graduates of 1959, present the story of our acceptance of the challenge of SERVICE. ! Mg dear Graduakes, noWer mxXesXone 'rn gour ' n Xaces gon aX a Gradnaho 'Q o eong,raXuXa!'xons on XX1's wfxXesXone caXXs X r Xkfge. Reacnxng r ' a C-aXX1oXxc seX1ooX Your cXrQXoma Xrom gour vvorXk weXX done. maskered no! onXg We acaaernxe 'xnXu-,akes Wok gon Xnave ' ' wag ox X'x7ge. 'four rnxsixon Xa X aXso We Ckrrshan CX 'xnXXn- snbgecks u A rrg We Xrgkk an X 'nXo We vvorXcX an ca X 'n 'xs Ko go on x W5 oX evergoag 'wx Q, CXnrXsX 'xnko We wa ence ox lesns and make Wem XeXk wherever gon are and 'rn wkakever gon are Ao'xng,. Mag We remembrance oX We Mayvgg gears svgenk 'rn SX. 5ose'9Xw's SeX1ooX be ever dear Xo gon. Wag gon reaX'u.e ever more and more Wa! We beankg oX Wese g ears 'rs 'rn consequence oX We Xixnd ofg X'Jge gon XearnecX and X'xverX Xnere. vveXX and God BXess gon. fare , SxneereXg gonrs 'rn CXwr'xsX, Bev. e X. o K Xkrane iii.-. In his Wed Kra neid Us Wa 33' mo - us T 5 Hn i 'ning ' - hes - nvalu mm - e 1 abl , llct, and ga nstfllcxi e gmde ons Filth d . Ve Us 0n5 st and d . er ally P Cours 'engrh a Vlsor roblem ge to co ened our F Ko Pe wit 3' h 'th S. 0 Ur many of Through the years, we have been guided by the faithful service of our spiritual directors. Gnd has hlessed us with devoted priests who have given unsellishly of their time and energies. We, the Class of '59, extend deepest gratitude to our spiritual fathers for their guidance, interest and solicitude. lVlny God bless you and may your work prosper. XE! s , fi REVEREND LEO A. KRAUS Pastor ffeffefeez fe yfeffee ee fee REVEREND XVILLIAM j. SHOLZ eeeeezee e eeeefee 'ww , .V SISTER M. ESTHER, Principal For the past six years Sister Esther, our principal, has tirelessly directed our school and its students. As we recall our high school days, we realize that her guidance was a major factor in making our years at St. .Ioseplfs cherished ones. Since Sisters accomplisliments far surpass our ability to repay l1er, the dedication of time 1959 Pendulum is a small tok' f ' ' ' L11 O OLIL 2lppI'CCl2lflOI1. SISTER M. FLORETTA SISTER M. GILBERT SISTER M. BERNARDA Business Social Studies English SISTER M. MAURA SISTER M. JUDITH SISTER M. ELIZABETH Mathematics Language Science SISTER M. DOROTI-IEA SISTER ALPHONSA MARIE SISTER M. CELINE English Svrial Sludics Mxasic Faculty eww fs..-.W amine fm H056 127 ffie ummm muse Q A Student Council , gf smzfmg as hzhfls 121 yea!! Sister M. Esther, the moderator for the Student Council, is pre- paring the agenda for the com- ing meeting. The Student Coun- cil provides a splendid coop- erative medium between thc faculty and the student body. Some of the objectives of the Student Council are to provide leadership and to stimulate scholarship. I shall fry by word and cx- ample to uphold the principles of our Student Council. With these words the omcers promised to conduct themselves as true leaders. Robert Myron, Presi- dentg Donald Fix, Vice-Presi- dentg Henrietta Oestreich, Cor- responding Secretaryg Colleen Brophy, Recording Secretaryg Ronald Geyer, Treasurer. Waimea hi fufwze !lZ5f07l6'l!lZfxl25 Se ll U li li l 3 SS 0 l l C B li S 3 as D , A Our Senior year was an outstanding one, due in part to the wonderfull cooperation of our Class Officers. In teamwork and leadership they were second to none. President, Edward Dellg Vice-President, Edward Clark, Treasurer, Louis Millerg Sccrelary, Mary Ellen Kampmcier. Senior leadership is an indispensable asset of the school, and the officers elected exercised their office with great responsibility. President, Williallx Niederbergerq Vice-President, James Sommer, Treasurer, Alice Cagneyg Secretary, Frances Bradley. LQMXMQ 'yr mmf Agni' 1-,NK QR Judith Zimmerman, Kathryn Stambroslcy, Nlaurean Breier and Carol Czeplewicz hurry to the gym to help decorate for the Haunted Hop. 2? Q M Pa., 3 Sister M. Bernarda receives a report of the activities from the class officers: Donald Fix, Presidentg Richard Baldesberger, Vice Presidentg Lawrence DeBold, Treasurerg Phyllis Racioppi, Secretary. Map study is essential in American History. Standing: Ronald Schirra, Thomas Waller, Daniel Chasky. Seated: Loretta Mudd, David Taylor, Herman Mutschler, Marian Russman, Judith Curtis, Joyce Heinzl. 'S T. awk 'nf . it Iuniors o Richard Brcuggman, Louis Sitz discuss topics for Guidance. man and Antoinette Psuty 7 if K- xr-2-A '- XX - Business English keeps these students alert in the various forms of letter writing. Standing: Rosemary Gillen, Rose Ann Dolan. Sealed: Catherine Hester, Lucille Kalinowslci, Lorraine Kramer, Frances Nash, Joseph Ha- nula, Joan Meyer, James Bach, Ro- bert Hubsch, Joseph Malloy. James Dutzik, Kathleen P1stor1us Stephen Noxak are doing some research in preparation for a panel discussxon 3 5 5,4 L ll:-7 ' - 1231.115 . 'i' ' :--K-i4e'f7Kff2f ' ' T ' A I, Q gig e T0 TNG Iuniors of 305 During Religion III Joseph Schaaf, john Lyons, Sister Nlaura, Joseph Weitz, joseph Pavlik, Judith Glivic and Rosemary Gillen discuss many questions about Christianity and morality. Linda Schmidt explains an algebra problem to her fellow students: Thomas Howe, Robert Owen, Robert Bates, Faith Caracci, Daniel Trainor and Robert Dedig in preparation for a test. f' 1 A K QW aunt. ,L,.,,,,k,,,, ,K . -xi' . XSX Through the leadership of capable class olli- cers. the juniors have been successful in extra- curricular as well as activities in scholarship. President, Fred Holzerg Vice-Presidcnlg David Kafperg Treasurer, Patricia Sparag Secretary, Diana Prcisinger. In preparation for the future the junior girls review some past lessons in Shorthand I. Bar- bara Allen and Patricia Campbell give Dorothy Clemence, Jacqueline Collins, Josephine Bowers and Patricia Du Bee a letter to translate. There goes the bell, says Janet Gallaher, as Gerald Lavelle, Margaret Finlcbeiner, Margaret Fico, Max jackowski and Robert Hickly start off another afternoon with the literature which they enjoy. Almost without exception, a victory depends upon the strength of its reserves, This can well be applied to our Juniors. A little of everything and a lot of some- thingf'-this identifies our active Juniors, who have representatives in every activity from Student Council to the athletic pro- gram. Led by dynamic ofiicers the juniors sponsored the Hallowe'n, Christ- mas and Valentine Dances held for the benefit of the junior-Senior Prom. With- out them the Class of '59 would have realized few of their goals. rf-N s Q Q Q Q l , x,..,Ja lf? This year a new subject has been added to the curriculum of the Sophomores-Reading Skills. Eileen Milinski and Marcia Hosek look on while Sister Judith explains the first step. Sophomores of 304 These Latin students not only learn the language of the Romans but also some of the customs of the people. They are Judith Guatell, William Schirra, David Huber, Marilyn Meis, Dorothy Senanis, John Allen. Class Officers: President, Sandra Fuchsg Vice- President, Edward Litzq Secretary, Paul Bauerg Treasurer, Judith Heid. Under the leadership of these capable officers the Sophomores hope to attain success. 3 z QW' Q... H... . W- , ,......--.-W ' The Sophomores are studying the economic and social problems of World Powers in their history class. ROW 1: Robert Lutty, Donna Lutton, Patricia Kelley, Raymond Kalb, Mary J. Mutschler. ROW 2: Charles Kofiler, Barry Roach, William Leister, Anna Marie Leitgeb. ROW 3: Linda Plietz, Dolores Senanis, Kenneth Wagner, janet Kubica. In the Religion period we learn the chief truths and doctrines of our Faith. Raymond Kalb is explaining the mission project that has been adopted by the class. ROW 1: Donna Heinzl, Mercedes Bombara, Dorothy Koenig. ROW 2: Betty Carlin, Donna Bezelc, janet Kubica, Mildred Howe. ROW 3: Bonita Heckman, Mary Grace Altman, John Gillen, David Di Sena. Q Qmws A il 1 I i 'if tgezlzfzkzq as gan' 6752605 If 4 , ,M fOr ldfln Q Hollliouiv Fltne THE Claire Bemesderfer, Robert Holzer, Sister Elizabeth are checking the results of the Mission project. Sophomores of 303 These students Eileen Dearth, Barbara Leitgeb, Carolyn Fara- baugh and Dianne Woessner are learning the fundamentals of business which will help them in their commercial course. 20 mt-2 Class Officers: It takes the scholastic ability and leadership of Colleen Brophy, President: Larry Klos, Vice-President: Mildred Schaum, Secretary: Gerard Fix, Trcasurerg Donald Bauer, Correspond- ing Sccrclaryg to lead the class onward. During the Guidance periods the students learning various ways of ad- justing themselves and establishing a certain stability in their social rela- tions. Pictured are: Norma Sieger, joan Saladin, Kathleen Kane, janet Lacher. 11 As the Sophomore year unfurls, energetic students ex- pectantly and confidently are introduced to a challenging maze of new subjects. Here they bc- hold the familiar lessons of previous yearsg namely, religion, English, Nlathematics, history and the languages, all bidding them a friendly welcome. Grad- ually they are introduced to the theorems of geometry and the wonders of biology. The Sopho- mores rated high in their under- takings from athletics to home- room projects. We commend the Sophomores on their enthusiasm, loyalty and commendable school spirit. Continue and carry this good beginning into your Junior Mary Ann May, Richard Moeslein, Carolyn Kelsey, Patrick McFarren, Year- joan Spinnenweber. Karen Harrington and Veronica Zadrosny are trying to master the principles set forth in the text, Enjoying Englishf, Biology is both interesting and informative for the following: Seated: Marjory Frank, Mary Ellen Kampmeier, Patricia Hester. Standing: Betty Stand, Beverly Meehan, Joan Hoff, Raymond Mansmann, james Potts, Raymond McKnight, Bernard Kirley, James Bevan, Williain Hogle. ,-fr' xl Sandra Shuclcman is the first to sign up for the Holy Father's Mission Club. Consulting Sister Dorothea on a few details are: Carol Eberle, Vincent Niederberger, Sharon Stumpf, Edward Major. The Freshmen o can always be depended upon for cooperation. 4.3 Freshmen of 302 Standing: Joseph May and Carol Rexa. Scaled: Lawrence Comalt, Anita Cornella, Kathleen Kalke, Sara Schuetz. Class Oflicers are: Joseph Schmitt, Prcsidcntg Dennis Sipe, Vica- Prcsidcntg Barbara Dirrigl, Secrctaryg Laverne Getz, Treasurer f Algebra is no task for these stuclents. They have tackled harder problems than this example. Left to Right: Sandra Preisinger, Carol Szvnal. Robert Lowery and John Oestreich. 13 na ffexlflzzge Explaining the experiment ot the siphon are: Carl Jansen and Glenn Thomas. Observing are: Richard Greil, Linda Berringcr, Anna Marie McKnight, Barbara Spinnenweber. These students are on their way to the English class. Left to Right: Williani Beyers, Carmen Fiumara, Robert Csikari, Susan Dieckman, Lucille Coffy. .M-f On their way at exchange of classes are: Mary Meckler, Mary Mackin, Paul Koempel, Harry Di Gnazio, Helen Pleccnik and James Sullivan. X an Willialn Porta, Richard Linncrt, Harry Kaercher, James Paul, Aldo Sauro and James Meyer are well prepared to cheer their team, the Dukes, to victory as intramural spirit reigns high. The industrious Freshmen have built projects demonstrating vari- ous events and places of importance in Pennsylvania History. Left to Right: Regis Shuminsky, Diana Price, Judith Staud, James Bauer, Nancy Kremer and Karen Seemiller are carefully studying the projects. Howard Boden is showing the Health class that an X-ray sees only solid materials. Sister Alphonsa Marie assures the class that this information is correct. First Row: Catherine Jobes, Robert Wagner, Marie Conoran, Gwen Letender. Second Row: Rosemary Clark, John Clark, Barbara Pittman, Helen Brophy. ,,i. O The Freshmen's contribution to the school is largely their enthusiasm. They joined in all school activities and developed a promising school attitude. Among this group, their scholastic status is still their main objectiveg therefore their daily class worlc was their chief concern. The Seniors wish these newcomers the best of luck and God's blessing towards a happy, eventful and profitable future-in St. Joseph's High School, reminding them that in retrospect the Freshman year is much more important than many Seniors thought it to be. -as---1 It takes a keen eye and steady hand to decorate a bulletin board Showing their aptitude are: Dorothy Sauls, Janet Koettler, Mari- Freshmen of 301 A Panel Discussion is an interesting way of presenting certain phases of Guidance. james Polusney sees that parliamentary procedure, is observed while Robert Martin, Judith Larson, Eileen Murphy and Peter Schaaf present their papers. lyn Roll and Judith Switala. Class Olhcers: Treasurer, Mary Ellen Dusch, gives her report while the Secre- tary, Helen Luck, takes the minutes of the meeting. Presiding are: George Roe- schenthaler, President, and the Vice-President, William Lavelle. 5 Xara? ,Av- ' ...I gw gym: ,.,..., .., Cm' 4 gpg ,V 2 X -Q' , NW Q 9.4, ' 3513 o , 1 an rw W' o Q1 1 v u To lighten the burden of deep con- centration and long hours of study re- quired by the high school curriculum activ- ities and have been intiated into the school. These supplement our training in good social relations and the value of responsibility. The activities illustrated in the next few pages offer a chance for each student to distinguish him- self in the field of his choice. He can provide for himself hours of recreation which he will long remember. Performing all our activities regardless of our preferences., is true service if we do them for the honor and glory of God. This is ever our aim. t oil! - I .tw D I To Jesus through Mary, is the Sodalist's motto. They show their love and devotion to our Lady by attending the 8:15 Mass and receiving Holy Communion in her honor. They meet on the third Sunday of every month. Father Hermann is the moderator. Sodality '54 ,LA A t i ,I f If x agezlzfe fm :MW Holy Name The Holy Name Society was formed for the young men of the parish The members meet on the second Sunday of each month at the 8 15 Mass and receive Holy Com munion together to show their reverence for the Sacred r-.J Name of Jesus Their moderator is Father Scholz ,e ' x HW Yi Tours to places of historical interest, the annual lecture and meetings are sponsored by the History Honor Society. The first tour will be conducted to Fort Necessity. The students anticipating this event are: Robert Myron, Robert Barker, Mary Carol Yasinsky, Genevieve Zadrosny, Susan Bogda, Carol Most, and Carol Eichholz. William Auen, Robert Barker. Math Honor Students: Edward Clark, I I E Societies Business Honor Students: Maureen Breier, joan Edwards, Henrietta Oest- reich, Phyllis Raciopi, Margaret Fink- beiner, Joyce Duffner. English Honor Students: Dale Larson, Betty Kelley, Louis Miller. uw, Speech Club Mennhers of the Speech Club parti- cipate in tournaments which include dra- matic, humorous, oratorical and extem- poraneous speaking. Besides giving the student self-confidence, these activities develop speakers and articulate Catholic Leaders. Students of dramatic and studied oratory in- clude Veronica Zadrosny, Norma Sieger, Kath- leen Kane, Mildred Schaum, Kathleen Pas- torius, Judith Heid, Norma West, Eileen Dearth and Faith Caracci. Frances Bradley has won renown for her speech, Before You Strike. Nancy West's original, The Negro Versus American Culture, has earned for her many credit points. A Student Congress is about to beging it is con- ducted similar to the Congress of the United States. Leading the discussion as chairman is Sandra Fuchs. ROW 1: Robert Lutty, Colleen Brophy, Lawrence Comalt, Anna M. McKnight. ROW 2: Charles Koffer, Raymond McKnight, Sara Schuetz, Mary J. Mutcshler. ROW 3: Raymond Kalb, William Byers, Mary A. May, Barbara Dirrigl. ROW 4: Sandra Preisinger, Carol Ann Szynal, Kathleen Kalke. Debate Club The resolution: That the United States Should Adopt the Essential Features of the P Russian System of Education , started the debate teams on another season of endless and untiring research for the pros and cons of this question. Much reading, research and study produced good debaters who by participation V in the diocesan tournaments achieved the aim J M B which they had set out to attain: to become l S I articulate and apostolic Catholic Americans. l 1' sl Throughout the year the first team: Harry DiGnazio, Patrick McFarren, Robert Barker, Dennis Sipe, Joseph Schmitt have given St. Joseph's outstanding representation in the Catholic Forensic League. These debaters are at work accumulating evidence for their cases. They are looking forward to competing in the coming tournaments and the material obtained here will be of tremendous advantage. Scared: Harry DiGnazio, James Potts, Diana Price, Dorothy Sauls, Sharon Stumpf, Barbara Spinnenweber, Robert Martin, Robert Holzer, Carl Jansen, Paul Koempel, Bernard Kirley, Robert Lowery, Edward Major, Dennis Sipe. it . ,,,.. , ti Qi 92 xt , ff Lv?-it A A : '- Q., J ,sl fvff-2 .f 1... 1 W.. M E fn 7 it as-J 9 1 -9. S5 Q 4 'V -ww.. ML., R. w 9 hx, f in Q23 A I fs? 2- , Wi, 1 :S 15 Q, 5? ,b..,u .. 2 . 1 The carolers under the glow of the street lights are spreading their Christmas cheer to passersby. Patricia Spara, Claire Katz, William Niederbergcr, Frances Bradley, Linda Kane. The Angels, Kings and Shepherds pay tribute to the Christ Child. Angels: Linda Schmitt, Judith Curtis, Margaret Fico. Kings: Robert Dedig, Louis Sitzman, Rich- ard Baldesberger. Shepherds: Lawrence DcBold, Thomas Waller, Robert Bates, Stephen Novak. Blessed Mother, Henri- etta Oestreichg Christ Child, Baby Staleyg St. Joseph, Edward Kress. Cantata The Cwlee Club put their wholehearted efforts into the production of the Cantata, a Christmas Fantasy, directed by Sister Celine. In it the story of the Incarna- tion was told through scenes introduced and interpreted by a chorus. Scenery, costumes and lighting effects were original and creative. The students were awed at the simple beauty of the cantata, I D -, 'Q 1 We tl' xcel-sam NA ilixrelsis 01 :f w Q , if f f haf . . ' 14 . , W,,,,,f '35, ' J, xii J J 5' ' F fi K. , x ' , 5' X. I ,sf i XQ T'was the night before Christmas, there was ' ffjf fi si not a stir in the house . . . These children lx f,U Qi awaiting Santa had drifted into dreamland. f I 'JJ 'fs Y, Kenneth Pankowslci, Donna Breicr, James Nic- I ,P derberger. I rf , . I 2 --, z . ,. 1 fi ,f ' K f' Q , 5, L, r Q I. H x t , my X J ' A if I i - A x Gloria in Excelsis Deo, the vibrant song of the Angels is heard as they keep watch over the Infant King. Angels: Josephine Bowers, Pa- tricia DuBee, Judith Zimmerman, Lucille Kalin- owslci, Catherine Hester, Judith Curtis, Joan Edwards, Linda Schmitt, Margaret Fico, Jacque- line Collins, Joan Dehn, Margaret Finlcbeiner, Patricia Spara. Blessed Mother, Henrietta Oestreichg Christ Child, Baby Staley. Mary and Joseph, wearied from their journey, have at last found rest in a stable where the Saviour of the world will be born. Virgin Mary, Henrietta Oestreichg St. Joseph, Edward Kress. W X, 35 The Boys' Glee Club: Robert Weitz, Robert Hubsclm, Ronald Geyer, Robert Myron, Ronald Breiningcr, Ronald Schirra, Robert Owen, Edward Dell, Willianm Nicderberger, Williailm Ohnhaus, Francis Groll, and John Guatell are entertaining the Count and Mr. and Mrs. Mcspadden. The Queen, Dolly, is being crowned by the Count while being cheered by Rosemary Gillen, Christine Luby, Robert Myron, Birdie, Mr. Mcspadden, Dolores Schaum, Herman Gusky, Joyce Duffncr, Dan, Mark Barbara Hoff, Francis Groll, Hamilton, Marjorie, Amy, Sleepy, Ronald Breininger, Barbara Lewis, William Ohnhaus, and Mrs. Mcspadden. ,Night Norbert Schmitt has added the all-important professional touch to the interpretations of the actors and actresses, resulting in a gala pro- duction. at C M. ll. Agatha is shocked to hear the boys singing a toast, but when john Guatell, Ronald Geyer, Willianmm Ohnhaus, Williani Niederberger, Francis Groll, Herman Guslcy, and Ronald Breininger explain that the title is Soda Popn Agatha gets into the swing of the melody. The feature dance, done by Loraine Kramer, Daniel Trainor, Carolyn jones, Robert Detig, Claire Niederberger, Robert Bates, Deanna Best, joseph Pavlick, and Josephine Bowers, added a touch of popular Latin-American rhythm to T.M. U. This particular Night at T. M. U. was a hectic one. The Count Von Wfeinerheister was expected, and to please him was a must for he could complete their endowment to the Athletic Fund. The program went awry when Snooze Andrews, the star comedian, failed to appear. Things toolc a turn for the better when the football game was won and the dance was a brilliant success. To conclude the evening in victory, Snooze doffed the Count's costume and was hailed as the hero, for he had won the Countls favor by playing Good Samaritan when the Count had car trouble. A big dance such as the Homecoming requires much preparation. Making those preparations are Rose Ann Dolan, Frances Nash, Judy Curtis, Margaret Fico, Patricia Dubee, Patricia Spara, Janet Gallagher, Margaret Finkbeiner, Marian Russman, and ,Ioan Delm. X.,- ., as J ,X The football squad, consisting of Edward Clark, Anthony Dieckmann, Williaiit Auen, Fred Holver. Lawrence De- Bold, James Bach, Paul Nlutschler, John Ott, Robert Bates, Donald Fix and Joseph Malloy, are cheered on by their colleagues. Third row: Robert Brueggman, The President of T.lVl.U., Alex Clarnecki, reads Snooze 4Regis Ruskauffl the letter from the Count awarding the University a large sum of money for their Athletic Fund. james Dutzik, Kathryn Stambrosky, Phyllis Racioppi, Lucille Kalinowski, Antoinette Psuty, David Taylor, and Fllllffll row: Carol Ceplewicz, Barbara Allen, Jacqueline Collins, Dianne Preisinger, Catherine Hester, Linda Schmidt. Herman Mutchler. Richard Baldesberger. These people play an important part in thc Operetta as they discuss scenery, costuming and sets. They are left to right: Dorothy Clemence, Joyce Heinzel, Steven Novak, Frank Groll, Daniel Trainor, Williaitl Kress, Joseph Zovko, and Thomas Howe. paw 1,-n and N1 X Qs. l X-1 K t'-' - The girls are all attention as Agatha, thc house mother, gives Dan is searching for Snooze, and is asking advice concerning the decorations for the coming dance. Sleepy, Nlark, and Hamilton if they know where he is at the moment. Dan entertains the girls with tales of his many adventures in enchanted Isles. Claire Katz, Linda Wortylko, Frances Bradley, Linda Kane, Susan Bogda, Jean Zadrovney, Carol Eichholz, Judith Zimmerman, Loretta Mtldd, Henrietta Oestreich. K gelzfmq fagafiefl 1 Sn rts Education for us has not been all work and no play, for in the interim of our work, we have developed skills in sports, which have played an important part in our curriculum. The various teams: basketball, baseball and bowling have provided a spirit in the school that has brought a mist of cheer which sometimes conceals the more serious part of our youth. Whether we are in the game fighting for the honor of the Flying Dutchmenn or on the side encouraging the team to take the lead and cheering them.in their victory, we thereby remain loyal a 'd true to the Red and Blue of St. Joseph . 3114 E i ff? Ronald Geyer and Louis Sitzman are demonstrating the set shot and the ever necessary good defense. James Sommer's driving has kept the opposing teams on guard. William Hoglc is one of the brightest spots in St. Joseph's future. William Nicderhcrgcr and Joseph Zovko going for that all important tip during practice, know that determination is the kcy to success in basketball as well as in any sport. The last six members rounding out our squad in good fashion are: James Dinkel, Donald Fix, David Kapfer, Thomas Howe, Richard Moeslein, and John Ott. Mr. Schultz has been the inspirational Basketball Basketball is pre-eminently one of the most popular sports. Is is an engrossing display of grace, finesse and power. These words leap to mind instantly at the sight of a player bringing the ball upcourt on one of those fast explosive breaks. Furious competition at the highest level of playing makes basketball such a great game. The Flying Dutchmenv have experienced this type of competition and have completed another successful season. Coach Robert Schultz and the spiritual director, Father Herrmann, were instru- mental in developing the best athletic ability of the players, at the same time building character through good sportsmanship. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Home Games factor in the games this year. Nothing can replace the old pep talk for instilling light- ing spirit. Members of the '59 Dutclimen are: Kneeling: Williatii Niederberger, Joseph Zovlco, john Ott, James Dinkel, james Sommer, Ronald Geyer: Standing: Robert Myron fStudent Managerl, Richard Moeslin, Donald Fix, Thomas Howe, Father Herrmann lspiritual Directorl, David Kapfer, Louis Sitz- man, William Hogle, Paul Mutschler lscorekeeperl, john Gillen lAssistant Managerl. December 3 ................,. - St. Francis December 10 . , . ..... Holy Innocents January 7 . . . . ....... St. Casimir january 14 . , , A . . St. Joseph fNatronaJ january 21 . . , ......,,. St. Michael january 28 , . . . . St. Mary Mount February 4 . , . ..... St. Adalbert February 11 . . . . . . . St. Thomas February 18 . . . . . St. Mary H.O.C. Girls' Basketball Claire Niederberger, Linda Kane and Frances Bradley are always seen in the game striving for victory. f H bc thc first string for next year. 09 Constance Hayes has become one of our best forwards through many hours of practice. ' Patricia Campbell, Rose Ann Dolan, Janet Gallaher, Kathleen Kane, and Norma Sieger arc working tirelessly to Our girls team is founcl full of confidence with the opening of the 1958-1959 season. They have high hopes for this year and, although they have no extraordinary winning streak to boast about, their spirit to win and their sense of fair play has helped them to tal-ce their losses in stride. Kathryn Stambrosky, Patricia Spara, Phyllis Racioppi, and Margaret Fico are the time keepers and managers who take care of incidentals, besides keeping the time and the score. by am. Q' YF?-22 X x, . M., 7' Q we X ' bm iilxx., 1 Joan Edwards is full of vi- tality and is one of our out- pf 2 w Janet Lacher, Bonita Heckman, joan Hoff, Sandra Fuchs, and Colleen Bro- phy show promising material for the future seasons. There is nothing like the memories of a good, hard fought game: Left to Right: janet Lasher, Colleen Brophy, Kathleen Kane, Patricia Campbell, Janet Gallaher, Joan Edwards, Frances Bradley. Claire Nieclerlaerger, Linda Kane, Constance Hayes, Rose Ann Dolan, Bonita Heckman, Sandra Fuchs, Norma Sieger, Joan Hoff. standing guards. The future players of St. joseph's will carry on the traditions of good sportsmanship. Under the direction of Ronald Geyer, the Junior Varsity was quite successful. Let us salute our future Flying Dutchmenn who never let the desire to win defeat their ideal of fair play. Our games have always been kept alive by the shouts and cheer from the tense :mud hopeful student body. These boosters help to keep the morale high. yrs.. Yu ,Sty f q3,Qg sig, V ia: li lx! Y 1.4 f ' A U W , uf A Q i ii I VM: i H- I ' J gt We - L A mf fx' its Q Anthony Dieckmann and john Ott are discussing hunting tricks. George Quel, an old hand at the hat, is demonstrating the importance of holding the bat in position. As David Kapfer explains signals for the big game, Thomas Waller and Donald Fix listen attentively. ,5 Qzvffi if . 't'e' if i W ,Q Z1 I K ' M . . 48 'V X 5- e - ..- J, si The Flying Dutchmen are here relaxing on the church lawn. They are from Left to Right: Anthony Diech- man, David Kapfer, Richard Moeslein, James Sommer, William Niederberger, Don- ald Fix, john Ott, George Quel, George Wazenegger, Paul Bauer, William Hogle, Thomas Waller, joseph Zovko, Ronald Geyer, Ber- nard Kirley. Baseball The boys at St. Joseph's have their own brand of spring fever-baseball. Now that the ball, hat, gloves and spikes are out of winter storage the team will be playing hard for a winning season. 3 i James Sommer is pointing out the benefits of good bat- ting. William Niederberger and Ronald Geyer agree, but Joseph Zovko looks on rather skeptical. 09 Q 'x ' , -f , '- f N X 4 ,-f ' E. -xLL' .1.- 4 L Aww'-A - ' wzix ,. , i Q -if x Q M x . 'VN '-v X , 3 Mothers' Cluh 4-,ef Our Mothers' Club splendiclly illustrates the theme of the 1959 Pendulum- Service.H This group forms the backbone of practically every parish activity and assures success in every project it undertakes. The outstanding activities of the Mothers, Club are the annual bazaars, card parties, bake sales and the Christmas Party. Members of this club also act as chaperons for school dances ancl the Prom. ,gf C? Sri. ' r .,.a ' The following are Room Mothers of the various high school classes: Mrs. John Schmidt, Mrs. Robert Owens, Mrs. Anthony Dieckman, Mrs. John Holzer, Mrs. Thomas Lewis, Mrs. Alex Czarniecki, Mrs. George Bamesdorfer, Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs. Peter Heinzl. The olhcers of the Mothers' Club are President, Mrs. Robert Owensg Vice-President, Mrs. Alex Czarnieckig Publicity, Mrs. Thomas Lewisg Supply Mu11ager, Mrs. Anthony Dieclcmang Treas- urer, Mrs. john Holzer. Senior Room Mothers are Mrs. Raymond Dinkel, Mrs. Paul Bradley, Mrs. Bernard Katz, Mrs. Roy Niederberger. W Ifdklilfd fy at - ' 1,.f.-1:2,, z, g5g: KE -f ' - - -' 2112-1fa2.sff Our photographer, Mr. Cardell works hard to make our yearbook a success year after year. Under the coaching of Miss Arlene Renk, the Girls' Basketball team battles ahead. samba M' mgmes llur Friends Mr. Gerard Conboy, our gym instruc- tor, has been a faithful asset to our school. Mrs. Martin, the school secretary, fills the role of bookkeeper, r ceptionist and part-time nurse and handles them all well. 7 if vt' The sparkle in Carol Eichholz's eycs acclaims the splendor of that night as Michael Geigre welcomes his Queen of the Prom . After much anxiety and preparation, Claire Katz, james Linnert, Barbara Hoff, George Lowery, Carolyn jones, Robert Barker, Patricia Grebner, William Ohnhaus, Anne Vogel, Edward Dell are finally on their way to the Prom. Ar long last that momentous date has arrived, that outstanding event, the Prom. Being the biggest affair of the school year, the Junior-Senior Prom is eagerly anticipated. Long months of preparation are climaxed with the arrival of this gala evening. Soft lights, gayly illuminating the ballroom of Webster Hall, sweet strains of romantic music played by Bill LeRoy and his orchestra, pastel gowns whirling past in contrast to handsome dinner jackets-all add to the luster of this festive occasion. This is, indeed, the loveliest night of the yearg for the Seniors, a night that will be locked forever deep within the confines of happy memories. The Prom MW vi' S ,.,4' 1 . , H X ix Q:-1'.,e,. ,QW-f Lois Leist, William Kress, Marlene Linnert, John Guatell, Betty Kelly, Paul MllKSClllQl', Claire Niederberger, Edward Kress, Janet Antonvich, and Anthony Dieckman cnjoy a light lunch as they chat about the lovely time they arc having at the Prom. af feazwfuf memaxlzes The swish of taffeta and sweet music blend to make Deanna Best, John Guatell, Margaret Mackin, Ronald Breininger, Charlene Nath, Groll feel like dancing the night away. Thomas Collura, Mildred Kampmeier, Francis . Y' .f u, Q' ' - f ff f ,ii ' ' X ,L in The Wenham Staff The members of the staff of the 1959 PENDULUM have talcen service as their motto, and serve they have. By giving of their time and effort they have compiled a yearboolc that will be a credit to the Senior Class whenever eyes shall fall upon any leaf. With service as their theme and 'lco-operation as their byword, they have concentrated a year into these few pages for your convenient remembrance. The words which they have written are indel- ible, for one cannot erase the lapse of the year which has been recorded herein. The typing staff, joan Edwards, Constance Hayes, Henrietta Oestreich, Mary Carol Yasin- sky gave time and patience in order to complete the Pendulum at the deadline. They deserve tribute for a task well done. Business manager, Dale Larson and his assis- rants, Carol Most, Linda Kane, Mildred Kamp- meier, Rosalind Leister, James Sommer, William Auen, Edward Dell, Ronald Breininger are being advised by Sister Floretta. X DOLORES SPITLER Editor DOLORES SCHAUM 'rf' f It V3 CHRISTINE LUBY Co-editor Co-editor The competence of our Editor, Dolores Spitler and her co-editors Dolores Scaum, Christine Luby and Barbara Lewis is illustrated in this Pendulum. We are most grateful to this group. BARBARA LEWIS Co-editor The Staff: Dolores Schaum, Jane Heyl, Mary Ellen Kampmcier, Mary Ann Lavelle, Carolyn Jones, Deanna Best, Lois Leist, Rita Kronenberger and Barbara Lewis have worked with Sister Gilbert to make the 1959 Pendulum a worthy keepsake of our last year together. fl I ,9,,Ws To SA U, . ft. : ,- E..-M N . - V pgs- ig 1,5 ig-:fx:gigjgi'-:'ljf:ggg.11z'g f ,.: Q-, X '35 -.QW ' Q. 5 5 Q iii: v ,, .. if A f- .f-ww, Z W.??2W0ixv ,za A grand clarion and sad reveries dwell in the hearts of the Seniors on Graduation Day. One can see by their lustrous eyes that they are proud of their achievementsg but behind these smiles there lurks the ghost of the past. This is the end of Act One in the play of life and there will be no encores during which they may re-live the warm friendly greetings of classmates. The curtain is about to rise and Act Two will unfold thefuture with new characters, new settings, and new dialogues. In this scene of the world ahead the real plot of life develops with its challenge for service to God and man. The idea of facing the un- known, unchartered by friendly teachers, make us hesitate. 4 ' eggs E 1 S 5 lil JANET ANTONOVICH Jay Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Fatima Club Z, 45 Pep Club 1, Z5 Library 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Z5 Art Club 1. Often seen behind the library desk . . . one of our nicest . . . lovely girl to know. WILLIAM AUEN Will,, Holy Name 1, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Library Science 1, z. First class math student . . . appears quiet . . . always gets us to class on time. ROBERT BARKER Bob Student Council 3, 45 History Honor 3, 45 josephite Editor 3, 45 Speech and Debate 1, Z, 3, 45 Holy Name Society l, Z, 3, 4. Excellent in debate field . . . class historian and orator. DEANA BEST Dee Sodality 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Fatima Club 45 Bowling 35 Red Cross 2. Always has a kind word for all . . . her pleasant ways win many friends. ,Ziese az e ziwzazlflawis' SUSAN BOGDA Susie Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary lg Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Honor 35 Fatima Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Red Cross Z. Pretty blue-eyed blonde . . . future reveals rewarding career . . . Brains Plus. FRANCES BRADLEY Cheech Sodality l, Z, 3, 45 Class Secretary 45 Treasurer 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Science Honor 3, 45 Fatima Club I, 2. Short and sweet . . . ardent sports fan . . . neat dresser. RONALD BREININGER Bruno Holy Name Society 1, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Basketball 15 Debate 1. Good locker and sharp dresser . . . favorite pastime is arguing with Paul. ALICE CAGNEY Al Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 25 Treasurer 45 Pep Club I, 2, 35 Cilee Club 45 Speech 1, 2. Always laughing and never at a loss for words . . melodious alto voice. First Row: Edward Clark, Ronald Breininger, William Auen, Alex Czar- niecki, Frances Bradley, Susan Bogda, Thomas Collura, Robert Barker, Edward Dell. These students are all immersed in the practical and experimental work in Physics. In the modern world physic classes take on greater importance for the academic student. 01292015 EDWARD CLARK Ed Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice President 45 Glee Club 3, 43 Bowling Team 3, 4. Believes in taking it easy . . . always around in time of need , . . a friend to all. THOMAS COLLURA Huckster Holy Name Society l, 2, 3, 49 Glee Club 3. Neat dresser . . aim in life: to be on time. ALEX CZARNIECKI Caesar Holy Name Society l, Z, 3, 4g President lg Cvlec Club 3, 43 Debate 1, Zg Science Honor 3. Suffers from Nlonday morning blues . . . well known for his hightl. Q .... wide selection of tics. EDWARD DELL Ed f' 3 Holy Name Society I, Z, 3, 4g Vice President 1 Treasurer 3g President 43 Glee Club 3, 4g Debate l. Appreciates time Finer things . . . good humor and personality . . . likes to harmonize. ANTHONY DIECKMANN Butch Holy Name l, Z, 33 Glee Club 3, 49 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Carefree Casanova . . . snappy dresser . . . always a gentleman. Q JAMES DINKEL Dink' Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3g Bowling 4g Debate Z5 Baseball lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball star . . . class clown . . . aim is to graduate. JOAN EDWARDS Joni Soclality 1, Z, 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 43 Fatima Club 2, 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Latin Honor Society 2, Business Honor Society 3, 4, Library Science lg Red Cross 2. CAROL ANN EICHHOLZ Carol Sodality Z, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4g Pep Club Z5 History Honor Society 3, 4, Red Cross 1. Quiet girl with many friends . . . friendly smile . . one of the best. alley zwff fe IIZWIZKZIIIIEIQUZ I' fi we 6 , he a,rt , 2 'ff ' , gu n it I K ?,,6iQV:-iii? 1 , fi .5 rf ,Qi--V 1-ff sw A at 4.5, -f ,:- Hg. I -ff M we K 'K-1 E Kg Ti, ef' get f James Harrington, Carol Eichholz,.Francis Groll, Patricia Greb- ner, Herman Gusky, John Guatell are hurrying to their next class where they confer with their friends until the exchange bell rings. MICHAEL GEIGER Mike Holy Name Society 1, Z, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Speech 15 Debate 2. Keen sense of humor . . . always enjoys a good time . . . a good friend. RONALD GEYER Ron Holy Name Society l, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 45 Debate 1, Z5 Treasurer l. Last in, first out . . . noted for red rag-top . . . tops in basketball and music. PATRICIA GREBNER Pat Sodality 1, Z, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Red Cross 2. Presents a neat appearance . . . an affable miss . af owl f!llll6'44 as FRANCIS GROLL Frank Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4. Ardent sportsman in hunting and fishing . . . artis- tically inclined. JOHN GUATELL Clem Holy Name Society l, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Speech 15 Debate 15 Cheerleader l. Reserved . . . partial to pipes . . . won many awards in his school career. HERMAN GUSKY Gus A Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Bowling 4. An all-around guy . . . scientifically inclined . . . shy yet aggressive. JAMES HARRINGTON Har-ry' Holy Name Society 1, Z, 3, 45 Speech 15 Debate 35 Glee Club 4. Keen sense of humor . . . as calculating as Univac. CONSTANCE HAYES Connie Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 43 Fatima Club 2, 49 Pep Club I, Z, 3, 4, Basl-netball 1, Z, 3, 45 Bowling 2, Library Science lg Speech 2. Always seen at the basketball games . . . partial to tall boys . . . sharp dresser. JANE HEYL Jane Sodality 1, Z, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3' Debate lg Fatima Club 1, Z, Red Cross 2. 1 Dainty . . . whiz at the keyboard . . . loves to dance. BARBARA HOFF Bups Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Red Cross 2. Quiet and unassuming . . . efficient in everything she does . , . very ladylike. CAROLYN L. JONES Carol Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Debate lg Red Cross 2, Fatima Club l. Swimming enthusiast . . . blushes easily . . . hopes to find a future in IBM. My hw fzlsaflfeaffefzawkfzhe, il ' 'i E MARY ELLEN KAMPMEIER Mary Ellen Sodality 1, 23 Secretary l, 3, 43 Vice-President 2, Glee Club 35 Fatima Club 2g Pep Club 1, Z, 45 Speech 1, 2. Can't stand slow drivers . . . obliging and friendly . . . lilces to help people. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 45 Fatima Club 2, 49 Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 43 Speech 2g Art Club 1. Big blue eyes . . . never a dull moment . . . slightly unpredictable. LINDA KANE Lin Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Speech 1, 23 Fatima Club l, Z. A polite girl . . . easy to get along with . . . a ball of fire on the basketball floor. CLAIRE KATZ Claire Sodality 1, 2, 3, 49 Glee Club 3, 4, Fatima Club 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Speech 13 Red Cross 2. Cute lass . . . an avid arguer . . . happy-go-luclcy. As leaders ot the future we must be and will be competent in all 6 . . . elds. Under the capable direction of Sister Floretta we aim to be second to none. This thorough training is necessary to prepare us for our future business careers. First Row: Janet Antonovich, Marlene Linnert, Claire Katz. Second Row: Barbara Hoff, Deanna Best, Linda Kane. BETTY KELLEY Bel Sodality 1, Z, 3, 4g Fatima Club 2, 43 Pep Club 39 Library 2, 3, 49 Red Cross Z. Friendly, dark-hairecl lass . . . radiant personality . . . charm is hers. PRISCILLA KITTEL Moose Sodality 2, 3, 43 Speech 35 Spanish Honor 3, Red Cross Z. Likes horses and hunting . . . always has a cheerful greeting . . . braved the academic course. EDWARD KRESS Ed Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Debate 2. Phantom typist . . . easy to get along with . . . well groomed. MILDRED KAMPMEIER May fiey ,few swzfezf Kiev! sciaal WILLIAM KRESS Bill', Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Cllee Club 3, 43 Debate 2. Although he never intrucles, he makes a lasting im- pression . . . example of a perfect gentleman . . . lots of fun. RITA KRONENBERGER Rita Soclality 1, 2, 3, 45 Fatima Club 1, Z5 Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 4g Speech Z5 Library Science 1. Never without a boolc . . . a true friend . . , wishes English compositions would be demolished. DALE LARSON Dale Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President 2g Basketball 25 Bowling 3, 49 Debate Z3 Baseball Z. Class clown . . . demon at the typewriter . . a big barrel of fun. MARY ANN LAVELLE Mary Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Fatima Club 2, ,4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Speech 25 Library Science l. Conscientious and thorough worker . . . loves to have fun . . . always laughing. The discussion for today's Panel is Major Decisions of the Supreme Court. In turn the following Cases will be reviewed: Gobitis, McCollum and Everson. At the rostrum we have the chairman, George Lowery. The other members of the Panel are: First Row: Edward Kress, Rosalind Leister, james Linnert, William Kress. Second Row: Loist Leist, Rita Kronen- berger, Mary Ann Lavelle. LOIS ANN LEIST Lois Sodality 1, Z, 3, 43 Fatima Club 2, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross lg Art Club 1. Pint size package of power . . . always smiling . . . has a contagious giggle. ROSALIND LEISTER Rose Bud Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 49 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Red Cross 2, Assistant Manager Girls' Basketball Z, 3g Speech 1. Keeps girls, team intact . . . Rosie with her keen sense of humor is always on hand to brighten the lunch gab fest. BARBARA ANN LEWIS Barb Sodality l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 43 Fatima Club Z3 Library Aid 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 23 Art Club l. Sweet personality . . . willing to help . . . artistic talents. JAMES LINNERT Jim Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 49 Art Club 1. Has the mechanical bug . . . silence is golden . . . casual guy, no worries. Z, 4, Library Science lg Red Cross Zg Office Practice 3, 4. good natured and liked by all. , GEORGE LOWERY George ,,. Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4g Speech 1, 2. Delights in dancing . . . always ready to give a -helping hand . . . majors in studies. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2. Wishes World Series days were holidays . . . Hi Fi fiend. MARLENE LINNERT Mar Sodality 1, Z, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, Z, 3g Fatima Club 1, Especially enjoys lunch time and typing class . . . CHRISTINE LUBY Chris MARGARET MACKIN Peggy Soclality 1, Z, 5, 45 Fatima Club Z, 43 Red Cross 1, 2. Gal with a mild temperament . . . special ability is making sundaes . . . likeable. RICHARD MASON Mel Holy Name Society l, Z, 3, 4g Glqe Club 35 Debate 2. Math Professor??? . . . distinguished by blond curly hair . . . blushes at the slightest remarlc. LOUIS MILLER Lou Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council Rep- resentative 1, 2, 3g Speech Z5 Debate 1. Addicted to four-wheeled vehicles . . . well known for his tip slips' '... always good for a laugh. CAROL MOST Carol Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Secretary 3g Fatima Club 2, 4g History Honor 39 Red Cross Zg Art Club 1. Proves good things come in small packages . . H trade mark: her red hair. .A M My law 16621951 zzebyzbzfs' X ammg, S E The only complete education is a Catholic Education, but pos- sessing the training is not sufiicient. We must exercise our Christian influence. This group of seniors are endeavoring to supplement the Guidance period by doing some reading on their own. Left lo Right: William Ohnhaus, Richard Mason, Margaret Macltin, Claire Niederberger, Robert Myron, Carol Most, Charlene Nath, Louis Miller, Paul Mutschler. WILLIAM NIEDERBERGER Boone Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4g Class President 2, 43 Vice President 1, 35 Glee Club 3, 4, President 43 Debate 1, Z, Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity star . . . one quarter of the Quarter Tones . . . Brains and Braun. HENRIETTA OESTREICH PAUL MUTSCHLER Holy Name Society 1, Z, Enjoys a good argument ercises on the tennis court. Mulch 3, 45 Glee Club 4, Speech 1. . . . smooth dancer . . . ex- ROBERT MYRON Bob Holy Name Society 1, Z, 3, 43 Treasurer 1, President Z, 3, Student Council Representative 45 Student Council Vice-President 3g'Glee Club 3, 4, Student Manager 2, 3, 4, Speech Zg Debate 15 Baseball Z. Broadcaster personified . . . avid sportster . . . in- terests tend toward radio and television. CHARLENE NATH Nini Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 25 Fatima Club 1, Z, Red Cross 2. Twinlcling eyes, a winning smile malces up this lass . . Bell Bottom Blues. CLAIRE NIEDERBERGER Claire Sodality 1, 2, 3, 49 Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Club ll, Z, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Speech 1, 2. Loves horses and do things . . . delights in dancing. gs . . . sets her sights on big . , Henny,' Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Pep I up Fatima Club 1, 2, 3. :i g g WILLIAM OHNHAUS if , V Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 2, Glee Club 3 4' Bowling 3 4' Speech 1. V road . . . full of fun. R 1 -3 , f -fi Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Honor 3, 4, Latin Honor 2: Red Cross 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, K K Petite blonde . . . most of her time is spent .in her second home, The Mimeograph Roomf' P Eagerly awaiting graduation . , . a menace to the Ohnie we - is f+ffyw9wvwwMm,q-qw,.m-,QK, .J-Q. fix? zwff fe fied hundzdbn ,4wewz2. JOHN OTT Johnny Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4g Glen Club 3, 45 Bas- lqetball 1, 2, 3, 4g Speech 1, Zg Baseball l, 2, 4. Great basketball fan . . . can be expected to make a wisecmclc . . . boasts of bowling. GEORGE QUELL Butch Holy Name Society 1, Z, 3, 4g Glee Club 3g Basketball Z, 3, Baseball 3, 4. 'Man about town . . . punctuality is his motto . . . witty. REGIS RUSKAUFF Russ', Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Cvlee Club 3, 45 Debate L Z, Theres one in every Senior Class . . . ours is Russ . . his favorite pastime, combing his hair. ERIKA SATTLER Rikki,' Sodality l, Z, 3, 4g Speech 3, 4g Spanish Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Fatima Club 2, Red Cross 2, Quiet student with a shy smile . . . studious and enjoys dancing. . i 4 wlizftkqgwf' S. K 3' , -f , K at .Wig 3 .... s gmf. - ifHtE?W 5j- 1 ,X SHIRT PSUYLI ALE X One of the most challenging tasks as Seniors is the writing of an Inves- tigated Theme. Many an hour of research was spent in the library gathering all our data. Sealed: Ericka Sattler, Lawrence Staudinger, Regis Ruskauif, Ann Vogel. Standing: George Quel, Martin Sherwood, Richard Vollberg, John Ott. DOLORES SCHAUM Dolly ' Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech 1, Z5 Fatima Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4. Contagious laugh . . . bubbling over with person- ality and friendliness . . . pastime, writing letters. MARTIN SHERWOOD Marty Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 3. Pet peeve: women drivers . . . his ambition is to be a millionaire . . . -quiet guy. JAMES SOMMER Jim Holy Name Society I, 2, 3, 45 Class President 1, 3, Vice-President Z, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate 1, 25 Baseball Z, 3, 4. Born leader . . . happy-go-lucky . . . likes dancing, basketball and mathematics. DOLORES SPITLER Do Sodality 1, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Debate 15 Red Cross 2. When intelligence is mentioned the finger points to Dolores the class Brain . . . pleasant to know. LAWRENCE STAUDINGER Smut Holy Name Society l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Basket- ball 2. Quiet disposition . . . at top of the class . . . always willing to have a good time. ANNE VOGEL Annie Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Fatima Club Z5 Red Cross 3. Good Samaritan of 307 . . . talkative and fond of all her classmates . . . seen shopping every Saturday morning. RICHARD VOLLBERG Rich Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Art Club 1, An ambitious lad . . . high qualifications as a soda jerk . . . an all-round pal. DAVID WEISMILLER Weis Holy Name l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4g Speech 13 Debate 1: Science Honor 3. Only kid who can recline in a desk . . . St, ,lot-'s answer to Einstein . . lVlt. Oliver Dutchman? NANCY JANE WEST Nancy Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 41 Faslcetball 1, 2, Speech 1, 2, 3, Science Honor 3, Fatima Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Sharp dresser . . . likes to dance . . . Ambition, to be a physical therapist. LINDA WORTYLKO Lynn' Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glec Club 3, 43 Fatima Club lg Red Cross 25 Pep Club 3. To know her is to like her . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . pleasant disposition. MARY CAROL YASINSKY M, C. Sodality l, 2, 3, 43 Class Secretary 33 Glce Club 3, 49 Pep Club 3, 43 History Honor 4, Speech 1, Z, Fatima Club l, 2, 3, 4. Classy . . . congenial . . . it's hopeless to have a Senior Class without Mary Carol . . . her singing en- joyed by all. GENEVIEVE ZADROZNY Jeanne Soclality l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Club 1, Z5 History Honor 3, 4, Fatima Club l, Z, 3, 43 Red Cross 3. Rosy complexion and sparkling smile . . . stylish and neat as a pin . . . sunny personality. JOSEPH ZOVKO Zeke Holy Name 1, 2, 3. 45 Debate lg Class Treasurer lg Glee Club 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. Grows green beans for enjoyment . . . practical joker . . . sharp shooter of the team. A thorough knowledge of bookkeeping and general office skill is a must in today's business world. The girls are exhibiting their skill in determining debits and credits in balancing their accounts. Sealed: Linda Wortylko, Genevieve Zadrozny. Standing: Nancy West, Mary Carol Yasinsky. Betty Kelley ......., 757 Cresswell St., HU Senior Directory Janet Antonovich. .3383 Columbia Dr., LO William Auen ....,... 423 Walde St., HE Robert Barker ...... 170 Ormsby Ave., EV Deana Best ........., 143 Bonifay St., HU Susan Bogda .,...... 202 Ormsby Ave., EV Frances Bradley ..,... 312 Onyx Ave., EV Ronald Breininger .... 1112 Fisher St., HU Alice Cagney ...... 576 Becks Run Rd., EV 3-5943 1-1638 1-8927 1-0979 1-4873 1-9714 1-5006 1-6648 Edward Clark .... 787 Cresswell St., No Telephone Thomas Collura ..,... 535 Giffen Ave., EV Alex Czarniecki ...,.... 139 Dawes St., HE Edward Dell ...... 411 St. joseph St., HE Anthony Dieckmann. .323 Anthony St., HE James Dinkel ...,.,. 318 Church Ave., EV joan Edwards .,..... 507 Ormsby Ave., EV Carol Ann Eicholz. .162 Ormsby Ave., EV Michael Geiger .,... 424 McManus St., HU Ronald Geyer ...... 793 Becks Run Rd., HE Patricia Grebner ,...... 739 Fisher St., HE Francis Groll ...... 522 Parkwood Rd., EV John Guatell ...,...... 433 Walde St., EV Herman Gusky ...,..., 450 Hays Ave., EV Patricia Hanula ...... 266 Penn Ave., HE james Harrington, 1117 Green Lawn Dr., LO Constance Hayes ........ 418 Carl St., EV Jane Heyl .........,.. 199 Penn Ave., HE Barbara Hoff ....... 200 Ormsby Ave., EV Carolyn Jones ...... 160 Ormsby Ave., EV Mary Ellen Kampmeier, 45 West Garden Rd., TU Mildred Kampmeier, 45 West Garden Rd., TU Linda Kane ..,..... 1114 Cresswell St., HU Claire Katz ,....... 512 Ormsby Ave., HE Priscilla Kittel ...... 214 Quincy Ave., Edward Kress ..,.... 1076 Fisher St., EV 1-4346 1-2477 1 2520 1-8025 1-2040 1-8122 1-0512 1-5993 1-0467 1-1977 1-4669 1-6318 1-5737 1-5524 3-4285 1-2692 1-1979 1-3372 1-4204 4-3733 4-3733 1-2654 1-8687 1-7445 1-5733 1-6920 Rita Kronenberger. . .505 Giffen Ave., HU Dale Larson ...... 414 St. Joseph St., HU Mary Ann Lavelle .... 505 Hervey St., HE Lois Ann Leist. . .508 Transverse Ave., EV Rosalind Leister. . .336 Linnview Ave., TU Barbara Ann Lewis ,... 414 Fisher St., HE James Linnert ..... 650 Becks Run Rd., HE Marlene Linnert. . .785 Becks Run Rd., EV George Lowery .... 108 St. Joseph St., EV Christine Luby ....... 509 Hervey St., HU Margaret Mackin. . .327 Church Ave., HU Richard Mason .,... 129 Margaret St., HE Louis Miller ....,... 124 Stamm Ave., HE Carol Most ...... 260 Strassberger St., EV Paul Mutschler ..... 194 St. Joseph St., EV Robert Myron ......... 420 Fisher St., EV Charlene Nath ..... 176 St. Joseph St., EV Claire Niederberger .... 506 Fisher St., HU William Niederberger. . .307 Otilla St., HE Henrietta Oestreich .... 120 Penn Ave., EV William Ohnhaus. .410 St. Joseph St., HE john Ott .......,.... 535 Giffen Ave., EV George Quel ....... 1000 Cresswell St., HE Regis Ruskauff .,..... 113 Bonifay St., EV Erika Sattler ......,. 313 Quincy Ave., HE Dolores Schaum ...... 504 Gorgas St., EV Martin Sherwood .... 400 Ormsby Ave., EV james Sommer ...,..,. 429 Walde St., EV Dolores Spitler. .1904 Brownsville Rdl, TU Lawrence Staudinger. .1106 Fisher St., HU Anne Vogel ........ '. . .730 Fisher St., EV Richard Volberg ...... 1125 Fisher St., EV David Weismiller ,... 132 Margaret St., EV Nancy Jane West ..... 1027 Fisher St., EV Linda Wortylko ...... 841 Freeland St., EV Mary Carol Yasinsky. .719 Pliney Way, HU Genevieve Zadrozny. .307 Church Ave., EV Joseph Zovko ...... 263 Ormsby Ave., EV HU r William Kress ......, 1076 Fisher St., HU 1-6920 1-3648 1-4942 1-6517 1-3608 4-1807 1-6222 1-7012 1-6456 1-0461 1-1486 1-3535 1-8884 1-7376 1-6121 1-03 18 1-2608 1-6215 1-3716 1-2872 1-5924 1-8064 1-3 182 1-5140 1-4538 1-1656 1-8274 1-9466 1-5476 4-3520 1-0495 1-2615 1-7093 1-1601 1-8140 1-9321 1-2381 1-9973 1-3121 MM 'H 2 E fi. :.,. C afaiiai iiiii iiii a f2eE525Eei2525EsE5E5EsE5:: 'f5EsE5Es55E2E5EsizEsEzEs:1 ' ' ' IEEE, .-1--al22523?''.fI-E23-:2223vr1g21:2i1:- P 5i fiEii fi5? u 1 1Q :Qii'i.f 1' 12-f:iti1 if l- :F 1: ?:f5 t ' - QT - H ans el! ii i gi my exg- -'-:::1:,:::5:::5:5:5:-:-, fr, ,f- ?Xwrsavrnn ' n nw mn: flifdflif fa aww Xie walk' Mena' In the words of Cardinal Newman we the graduates of '59 accept the challenge that Christ holds out to us. God has created me to do some definite service for Him. He has committed some special work to me which He has not committed to another. To the horizons of tomorrow we carry the Christian Principles that we have learned. A.i:wfsmm HARRISON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY nk GENERAL CONTRACTORS 'A' PITTSBURGH ss, PA. 'k EXCAVATION 85 DRAINAGE WORK CONCRETE 86 BITUMINOUS PAVING 73 THE SENIORS OF 1959 EXTEND TO THE STUDENT BODY THEIR BEST WISHES AND HEARTFELT THANKS FOR THE CO-OPERATION RECEIVED DURING THE PAST YEAR CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1959 -k MOTHERS' CLUB OF SAINT JOSEPH'S SCHOOL 74 W. J. DILLNER TRANSFER co. Dependable Movers Local - Long Distance Steel Hauling Specialist Machinery a Specialty 'k 247 8 West Liberty Avenue Fleldbrook 1-33 00 601 Melwood Avenue Weddings Portraits Theatrical 'k CARDELL STUDIO 48 1 8 Liberty Avenue PITTSBURGH 24, PA. MAyflower 1-0494 MAyflower 1-4567 Free Estimates HEmlock 1-7 564 COMPLIMENTS ir R. J. OWEN OF THE Plumbing and Heating 'k CLASS OF 195 8 220 Giffen Avenue PITTSBURGH 10, PA. TRAINOR'S BAR 86 GRILL 1 51 Margaret Street i' Our Specialty Chicken in the Basket Shrimp in the Basket 'k HEm1ock 1-9607 WALTER J. HOUPT CO Quality Photofinishing 48-Hour Kodacolor Service i Film Cameras Supplies 'k 828 Phineas Street PITTSBURGH 12, PA. Business: HEm1ock 1-4444 Residence: HEmlock 1-4769 Artistic Work in All Metals GROLL ORNAMENTAL IRON 86 WIRE WORKS Wrought Iron Fences - Porch Railing Steel Stairs - Builders Iron Work Fire Escape and Cellar Door Bank and Ofice Railing 'k 1201 Becks Run Road PITTSBURGH 10, PA. John Groll John A. Groll COMPLIMENTS OF C. W. BECKMAN J. E. KIM Prescription Optician 'k 411 Brownsville Road Mt. Oliver Theater Building MT. OLIVER, PITTSBURGH, PA. i' When Your Glimmers Get Dim See Kim if EV 1-7471 Compliments of JOHN KANE and HOWARD B. STEWART County Commissioners 'A' County of Allegheny Ladies' Auxiliary of the Catholic Knights of St. George BRANCH 21- 'A' President: Mrs. Helen Lewis Vice-President: Miss Mary Goedert Treasurer: Mrs. Agnes Pack Secretary: Mrs. Dorothy Porta Guard: Mrs. Catherine Auen Trustee: Mrs. Margaret Bemesderfer Trustee: Mrs. Emelda Nath Trustee: Miss Caroline Rau Spiritual Advisor: Father Leo Kraus Compliments Of PACK'S CAFE 3 1 3 Brownsville Road CARL COLTERYAHN DOBRR BROTHERS, INC. DAIRY You Never Outgrow Your Need Truck' Body Builders for Milk wk 'A' 1 614 Brownsville Road PITTSBURGH 10, PA. TUxedo 1-1408 1912 Mary Street PITTSBURGH 3, PA. HE 1-0339 For Flowers- C. PAUL GALLAHER 86 SONS Forbes Ave. and Market Sts. and 413 Brownsville Road Call: AT 1-6282 EV 1-1300 JOE HOEBLER CHEVROLET Dependable for Over 35 Years 'k 9 04-91 2 Brownsville Road Sales - Repairs - Parts i' EVerglade 1-1606 EVerglade 1-5454 W. HERMAN MUTSCHLER Real Estate - Insurance 'k 3 1 5 Brownsville Road PUGH'S, INC. 4 0 9 Smithfield Street ATlantic 1 - 1 68 0 'A' Diamonds - Watches - jewelry PLUMBERS EQUIPMENT CO. BROWNSVILLE AUTO 6243-51 Station Street BODY Em Liberty Complete Collision Service PITTSBURGH 6, PA. 'A' 'k Use Our Own Parking Lot TU 4-2000 Plumbing E5 Heating Supplies Phones: HI 1-2304-5-6 1042 Brownsville Road PITTSBURGH 10, PA. RODLER'S HOTEL Beer - Wine - Liquor 'k Penn and Hays Avenue Phone: HE 1-9754 TAT SPARA'S CAFE 1805 Carson Street 'A' HE 1-9520 D. CARAPELLUCCI CO. 1 3 0 Maytide Street PITTSBURGH 27, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF FRIENDS FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 85 LOAN ASSOCIATION of MT. OLIVER 317 Brownsville Road PITTSBURGH 10, PA. HE 1-3499 i' Insured Savings Typewriter Sales and Service 'A' WILLIAM C. MCNALLY 9 Telescope Street PITTSBURGH 3, PA. Phone: HEmlock 1-0649 S20 PRIESTS Reverend Leo Kraus Reverend William Scholz Reverend Robert W. Herrmann Reverend Eloy Grundler Reverend Edward Hennessy, C.P. Reverend Francis Huber Passionist Fathers, St. Paul's Monastery .525 Mrs. Paul Mutschler Mr. 66 Mrs. John Zappone Friends of the Senior Class -S15 Congressman Elmer Holland S10 Governor David L. Lawrence Mr, 66 Mrs. George Most Mr. 66 Mrs. E. A. Neiderberger Ormsby Dairy Bowling League Petrie Family Dolores Spitler Erika Sattler 59.00 Mr. 66 Mrs. R. E. Barker 87.00 Mrs. Joseph T. Sauls Mary Zolaka Mfdfldffjdffldflf 86.00 Mr. 66 Mrs. John Guatell Mary Ellen Kampmeier Grade Z-Room 5 .SS Mrs. M. Andrews Mr. 66 Mrs. A. F. Auen Dr. Baczkowski, M.D. Mr. 66 Mrs. George Bemesderfer Mrs. Phiiomena Benz Mrs. Ethel Best Nora Betters Mr. 66 Mrs. Paul Bradley Mr. Tony Coffy Mr. 66 Mrs. Alex W. Czarniecki' Mr. 66 Mrs. Ray Dinkel Mr. 66 Mrs. Edwards Miss Olivia Hey William C. Hirt, Jr. Jerome W. Holzer Mrs. Jerome Holzer Margaret Jones Mr. 66 Mrs. Frank Kamin Mr. 66 Mrs. Bernard Katz Frank H. Kirnes Mr. 66 Mrs. R. Kittel Mr. Joseph W. Knerr Mr. Cyril L. Knorr Koenig Family Ted Kotula Mr. Fred Kruetz Mrs. T. H. Kronenberger ski, Jr. Mr. 66 Mrs. Bernard Larson 66 Family Mr. 66 Mrs. A. Lavelle Miss Mary Ann Lavelle Mr. 66 Mrs. Francis Eichholz Mr. Arthur T. Evans Johnny Evans Mr. 66 Mrs. Lou Freedman Freshmen of 301 Congressman James G. Fulton Mr. 66 Mrs. William L. Leist Mr. 66 Mrs. Albert Leirgeb Mr. 66 Mrs. T. D. Lewis Mr. 66 Mrs. George Lowery Mr. 66 Mrs. S. P. Lulny Miss Nellie Lynch Mrs. Joseph Geiger Mr. 66 Grade I-Room 1 Grade 3-Room 7 Grade 3-Room 8 Grade 6-Room 14 Grade 6-Room 15 Grade 7vRoom 13 Grade 8-Room 18 Grade 8-Room 19 Mr. George Grebner Miss Patricia Grebner Mr. 66 Mrs. Grill Albert Gusky 66 Sons Viola 66 Mildred Haid Mr. John Lyons R. R. MacDonald, M.D. Mr. 66 Mrs. Major Dr. Bernard Mallinger Mr. 66 Mrs. Roy L. Mason Maria Mission Circle H11 Mr. William Meis, Jr. Mr. 66 Mrs. John Mierzej Mr. 66 Mrs. Carl Most 66 ewski Family Mr. 66 Mrs. Charles Myron Miss Nancy Niederloerger Mr. James O'Brien Mr. 66 Mrs. Henry Oestrcich Mr. William L. Ott Mr. 66 Mrs. E. Hayes Mr. 66 Mrs. J. P. Hayes Mr. Charles R. Page Helen Pavlik Mr. 66 Mrs. Joseph Pavlik Phyllis 66 Danny Mike Pittas Mrs. Mary Schaum Joe Schmidt Mr. 66 Mrs. John Schmidt Mr. John Schmitt Mr. 66 Mrs. Lawrence Sitzman, Jr. . I elk Sophomores of Room, 303 Sophomores of Room 304 Mr, 66 Mrs. Wm. Sommer Arthur Speicher SENIOR BOOSTERS who worked hard to make this Yearbook one to remember. Marlene Linnert, Anne Vogel, Nancy West, Ronald Geyer, Barbara Lewis. . 1...,.--..,,.,......75g... . . 'W - T t, N.-.Q..,s... ,M L SENIOR BOOSTERS who worked untiringly to reach a goal above their quota. Claire Katz, Claire Niederberer, Anthony Dieckman, Dale Larson, Robert Myron. Mr. 64 Mrs. Anthony Spinnenweber Mr. 64 Mrs. Herman Spinnenweber Mrs. H. E. Spitler Mr. Elmer Stein Dr. Ray B. Sullivan Mrs. William E. Taylor Mr. Robert W. Toney Elizabeth Verscharen R Son . Mr. Joseph Vetter lVlr. 64 Mrs. George Vollberg. Sr. Mr. 64 Mrs. George Vollberg, Jr. Richard Vollberg Mr. 64 Mrs. Cyril Wfallace Mr. Francis Wlerthrnan Mr. 64 Mrs. Wfilbur XVest Mr. 64 Mrs. B. XVestbroolc, Jr. 54 Mr. 64 Mrs. Bacharslci Mr. 64 Mrs. John Didion Mr. 64 Mrs. George Duflner Mr. 64 Mrs, Ingagliato Bill Niederberger Mrs. Marion Quel Mr. 64 Mrs. Mr. 64 Mrs. Mr. 64 Mrs. Karl C. Staud Staud S3 George Altman Dr. A. Bielski Mr. 64 Mrs. James Camella 82.50 Mr. 64 Mrs. Bacher Jake Bacher Meat Market Mr. Joseph Fromm Mr. Joseph A, Fromm Printcraft Card Company 82.00 Aldo's Lyceum Friends George L. Altman, Jr. B. C. Barclay Mr. Donald Barclay Barsotti Brothers Mr. 64 Mrs. Paul Bauer Family Miss Rose Bauer Mr. 64 Mrs. R. Baumgart Baumgart Brothers Becks Run Auto Wreckiimg Co. Mrs. Berk Dr. Sidney Cohen Dr, A. S. DeSantis C. Caro Mr. 64 Mrs. E. J. Feiling Mr. 61 Mrs. Harry Fix Mr. 64 Mrs. A. G. Fuchs Mrs. C. Gibbons Charles H. Gilmore, D.D.S. Grade 2-Room 4 Grade 3-'Room 6 Grade 5-Room 11B Grade 6-Room 12 Grade 7-Room 17 Mr. 64 Mrs, W. H. Grirlith Bob Holzer Mrs. J. Holzer Mrs. R. Holzer Mr. 64 Mrs. P. G. Huber Carl R. Jansen Mr. Joseph Leidy Mt. Oliver G. B. U. Miss Mary Lou Ott Mr. 64 Mrs. Paul Presinger Mr. 64 Mrs. Joseph Sclmmidlin Lawrence Staudinger Mr. 64 Mrs. A. Berk 64 Al, Jr. Bernarding 64 Voelker Mr. 64 Mrs. Benz Mrs. Marie Bowers Mr. 64 Mrs. George F. Bright, Mr. Herman Bronder Dr. Philmore Crichlow Miss Teresa C. Davern Mr. 64 Mrs. B. M. Dean Mr. Herman Decker Mr. 64 Mrs. Regis Deemer Dee, Bunny 64 Nickie Mr. 64 Mrs Norman Dell Mr. 64 Mrs. Sylvester Dell Mr. 64 Mrs John W. Didion Mr. 64 Mrs Dickmann Mrs, Mary Doerr iMrs. Anna Dolan Mr. James Dolan Mr, 64 Mrs Wm. Donner Mr. 64 Mrs Richard Doran Mr. 64 Mrs. Carl DuBee Mr. 64 Mrs Ben Duffner Joe 64 Elaine Duflner Mr. 64 Mrs. Joseph Duffner V?-Y Cwb Eddie Edward's Clothes Mr. 64 Mrs. Herman Eichholz Miss Leona Fallert Miss Janet Farabaugh Mrs. Mildred Fix Mrs. N. Frederick Miss V. C. Fromin Mrs. Elizabeth Fuchs Mrs. Annabella Gazzam Mr. 64 Mrs. Frank Geth Mr. Charles E. Gibbons Mr. 64 Mrs. Gilbert Gillen Mr. 64 Mrs. Win. Glivic William Glivic, Jr. Miss Mary A. Goedert Mr. 64 Mrs. Goodwin, Sr. Paul Grebner Grade 1 64 2-Room 3 Mr. 64 Mrs. Paul E. Hartz Kathy Hester Mrs. Marie Hines Mr. 64 Mrs. Andrew Holzer Mrs. Hosek Mr. 64 Mrs. George Jansen Mrs. R. Jobes, Sr. Miss Carolyn Jones Mrs. B. Jones Mr. 64 Mrs. Raymond W. Kalb Rose Ann Kalinowski Miss Mildred Kampmeier Mrs. Martha Kazmierzak Mr. W. M. King Mr. 64 Mrs. Thomas F. Kirk Mrs. C. Klein Mr. 64 Mrs. Peter Kost Mr. George Kowalski Mr. 64 Mrs. Albert Lee Mr. Joseph Leidy Mrs. Mary Leist Joseph Leister Mr. Joseph Leister Mr. 64 Mrs. James LeVake Mr. 64 Mrs. Howard Lewis Mr. 64 Mrs. T. Lewis 64 F Mrs. James Linnert amily Mrs. Anna B. Linkey Mrs. Helen Loadman Mr. 66 Mrs. George Lowery Mr. 66 Mrs. Ralph Mafhe Mr. Richard G. Major Makary Family Harry Malvin Marylin 66 Maryann Chris Martin Kenneth May Dr. John R. McConnell Mr. 66 Mrs. Louis Mittlelmeicr Mr. 66 Mrs. Joseph Molka Mt. Oliver Radio Mr. 66 Mrs. Muehblauer Mrs. Regina Mueller Mr. Charles Myron Mr. Andrew Novak Miss Margie Oestreich Mr. Wm. Ott Mr. 66 Mrs. Wm. J. Porta Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rectcnwald Mrs. Marie Rexa Mrs. Dorothy Ring Ruby's Cleaners Mr. 66 Mrs, B. Russman Mr. John Sakal Miss Dolores Schaum Mrs. Mildred Schaum Schleieher Hardware Miss Carol Schmidlin Mr. 66 Mrs. Joseph Schmitt Mrs. Stella Schmidt Bob 66 Jean Sehrl Mr. 66 Mrs. William H. Sehn Mrs. D. Senanis Mr. 66 Mrs. J. Senanis Mr. Stanley Senn Mr. James A. Sipe Mrs. Marie A. Sipe Russell G. Smith, M.D. Mr. Francis Snow '-, Mrs. S. C. Spurrier Mr. 66 Mrs. John Sommers George Stankers Mrs. Elizabeth Staudingcr Mrs. Henry Staudinger Mr. 66 Mrs. Ray Staudingcr Mr. 66 Mrs. James Sullivan Philip Troetschel Miss Agnes Tschippert Mr. Mrs. Jane W. Tyburski Mr. 66 Mrs. Emil Wagner Mr. 66 Mrs. Jack Webb Mr. 66 Mrs. James Weber Mr 66 Mrs. Leo Weismiller Mr Francis A. Weitz Mr. 66 Mrs. P. Wilding, Sr. Sophia Yochum 51.00 Slim Ackerman Mr. 66 Mrs. Louis Almasy James P. Altman John J. Altman Mary Grace Altman Mr. 66 Mrs. Paul F. Altman Mr. 66 Mrs. Ralph Ei 66 Alverna Ann Anthony Mrs. Charles Arovits Mr. 66 Mrs. Thomas Assad Anthony Auen Charles Auen Carmella Babuscio Baby Jimmy Weber Frank A. Bach Mrs, Frank Bach Mr. Bach Jim Bach Mr. 66 Mrs. John Bach Diane Bachman Miss Patricia Bachman Mr. 66 Mrs. H. Bachner Mrs. Clair Baehr Miss Tillie Bair Mr. 66 Mrs. Walter Bair Mary Balcer Mr. Charles Baldauf Baldauff Kids Richard Baldensbergcr Barbara 66 Jack Mr. Clyde Barclay Mrs. Jean Barclay Mr. John Barclay Mr. 66 Mrs. Paul Barenbreggc Ben Barkley S. H. Bassler, Distributing Lew Batola Family Mr. Bauer Bauer Family Mr. 66 Mrs. Gerald Bauer James Bauer Mr. 66 Mrs. Nicholas Bauer Thomas Bauer Mr. 66 Mrs. N. Baucrs Mr. 66 Mrs. Kenith Bauldauff Mr. 66 Mrs. James Bauman Mr. 66 Mrs. Cyril Baumgart Miss Ruth Baure Mr. 66 Mrs. Thomas H. Boyle Mrs. Dora Beam Mr. 66 Mrs. Charles Beardsley Mr. 66 Mrs. Bechtold Mrs. Ann Beck Catherine Becker Joseph Becker Mr. Matthias Becker Tillie Becker Mr. 66 Mrs. H. Beckncr Leonard J. Beech Mr. 66 Mrs. James Bell, Sr. Mr. 66 Mrs. Joseph Bell Vera Bell Mr. 66 Mrs. William Bell, Sr. Marie Belsterling Mr. Mat Bernarding Mr. 66 Mrs. L. Berringer Mrs. Mary E. Berry Mr. 66 Mrs. Robert Bertha Anthony Beudelski Alma Bevan Carmella Beyer Mrs. J. Beyer Joseph Beyer John A. Bezck Mrs. Bezek Bill Porkey Mrs. Ray Bischof Mrs. M. L. Bishop Rosemary Bittel Mrs. Jerome Bittner SENIOR BOOSTERS present a skit to arouse enthusiasm in the Yearbook Drive. Ronald Geyer, Anthony Dieckman, Frances Bradley, Henrietta Oestreich, Dale Larson, Edward Dell. Mrs, Marie Blochinger Edgar Blueritt George H. Bock Mrs. P. Bogda Mr. S. Bogda Bonnie 86 Dennie Mr. 66 Mrs. Robert H. Bosle Leona Bott Leo H. Bowes Frances Bradley Mr. 86 Mrs. F. Brecht Mr. Frank Brecht, Jr. Mr. 66 Mrs. F. A. Breir Mr. 66 Mrs. Jacob Breier Mr. 86 Mrs. Joseph C. Breier Mrs. H. Breining Mrs. Marie Brickner Mr. Bt! Mrs. James Bridgeman Bonnie Bright Patti Bright Mr. L. F. Brodengeyer lVlrs. Edmund Bronder Gertrude Bronder Miss Gertrude Bronder Mr. 456 Mrs. Howard Bronder Lillian Bronder Mrs. Norbert Bronder Mrs. Ruth Bronder Mrs. Agnes Bronson Mr. 66 Mrs. Charles J. Brophy Colleen Brophy Mr. 66 Mrs. Edward Brophy Mr. 66 Mrs. T. Brophy H. Bruecken Richard Brueggman Mrs. Brunner Mrs. George Brunner Mr. 66 Mrs. Alex Brunwasser Mr. 66 Mrs. Charles Bryant Mrs. Chester Bukowski Mrs. Frank Burnlia Mrs. Frank Burknoze Edward Busko Regis Byrne Mrs, T. Cagney F. Campbell Loretta Campbell Miss Peggy Campbell Mr. 66 Mrs. Robert Campbell Paul Carlin Caro's Pharmacy Barbara Ann Carroll Mrs. Carroll Mrs. Catherine Carson June Carter John Cassidy Mr. 66 Mrs. R. Cassidy Mr. 66 Mrs. Russell Cauley Frances Cavelier Mrs. Cerlerna Mr. 66 Mrs. S. Chojnowski Frank W. Clark, Jr. Nlrs. George Clark Mr. 66 Mrs. XVilliam Cobbs, Sr. Johnny 66 Janet Coffy Mrs. Ralph Collier Mr. 66 Mrs. Thomas Collins Jack Colreryahn Patricia Conner Charles Conoran Mrs. R. Cook Mrs. A. Cornelius Nlr. 84 Mrs. George Cornelius Mrs. Sam Cornell Mrs. A. Cornella Mabel S. Counsel lVlrs. Virginia Cover Mrs. Mildred Cuddy Mrs. Cunningham Josephine Curcio Czarniecki's Boys Edwin Czeplewicz Mr. 66 Mrs. T. Daley Steveis Dairy Miss Rose Daugherty Mrs. A. Dauh Paul Davis Mrs. Lawrence DeBold Andy Dedig E, Dedig Family Mr. 66 Mrs, John Decmer Louise Deemer Mrs. Louise Deemer Carol Dehn Mr. G. Dehn Mrs. Deihl Mrs. Derke Mr. 66 Mrs. Joseph Detig Mrs. T. Devine Bumps Dieclcmann Q-..-suv -..UW F D sf..-.W ss Ruth Dieckmann Suzie Dieckmann Sylvia Diehl Miss Esther Diekman John DiGnazio Tony D'Ignazi0 Mr. 86 Mrs. Robert Dilla Mr. Dirrigl Mrs. M. Dirrigl Mr, Dick Disalvo Mrs. H. Divosevic Bernard Doerr Dom Mr. B6 Mrs. Regis Dominick Mr. William J. Dorfner James H. Dowes Mr. Anthony Dubee Carl A. Dubec Mr. 66 Mrs. Xvilliam Duckworth Pat Duffner Mrs. Dunsey Edward N. Dusch Joseph Dusch Miss Betty Duval Mr. 6: Mrs. Harry C. Eback Ernest Edwards Lonnie Edwards Mrs. Margaret Eishler Mr. Henry Eiter Mrs. Elliot Mrs. Mona Emery Mr. P. End Mr. 66 Mrs. Ernst Mr. Elmer Fahnestack Mr. 66 Mrs. Albert Fahrner Fair Deal Appliance Co. Sandy Fallert Mr. 56 Mrs. A, E. Farabaugh Andrea Farley Nlrs. Anne Fay Mr. 86 Mrs. Ribert Federlein Mr. Paul Fest Nlr, Joe Feth Mr. Joseph Felh fi SENIOR BOOSTERS who have helped to make . . .the Pendulum second to none. Frances Bradley, James Dinkel, Richard Mason, Jane J Heyl. rn E 4-v 3 ,M f? -H! Mr. 66 Mrs. Norman Feth Douglass Fetterman Miss Mary Frances Fico Mr. 66 Mrs. Fieo Stella Finlcbeiner Mr. 66 Mrs. Joseph M. Flannery Mrs. Flinn Mr. Clem Flock Mr. Daniel Fond Foodtown Super Nlarliet Miss Donna Mae Fracelc F. H. Fracelc Miss Agnes Franc A1 Franc Michael A. Frank Michael G. Frank Mrs. Freese Fra-und's Radio 66 T.V. Store Rich Friedman Mrs. Joseph Friel Mr. 61 Mrs. Al Frisch Don Froehlich Family Mr. 66 hlrs. George Froehlich Mrs. Joseph Fromelsbergcr Mr. James Fromm Allen Fuchs Mrs. B. Fuchs Gloria Fuchs Margaret Fuchs Mrs. O. E. Fuchs Rita A. Fuchs lVlr. 66 Mrs. Jerry B. Fujalc Nlildreel Gabriel Mr. 66 Mrs. Louis L. Gambogi Nlr. 66 Mrs. E. H. Ganter Mrs. Catherine Gardell Mr. l.ulce Geiger Mrs. Victoria Geiger Mr. Charles George Mr. Frank Gert Mrs. Franlc Gert Mrs. LaVern Getz Hilda Geyer Mrs. Pat Giesmann Mr. 66 Mrs. Hilliard Gillen John 66 Hilliard Gillen John 66 Hilliard 66 Jamie Gillen Phyllis M. Gillen Mr. 66 Mrs. Joseph Gitzen Mr. 66 Mrs. T. Glowocki Vera Glumac Mr. 66 Mrs. Norman E. Goldbach Mrs. Anna Golling Mr. 66 Mrs. John Goodwin Margie 66 Jim Goodwin Pete Goodwin Dolores A. Grabowslti lVlr. 66 Mrs. George Grabowski lVlr. 66 Nlrs. Elmer Grebner Mrs. Margaret Grebner Mr. 66 Mrs. Robert Grebner Mrs. T. Green Nliss Margaret Greenwald Albert B. Groll hflillie Groz John H. Guatell Nlr, 66 Mrs. F. Guerra Mrs. Agnes Guslcy Nlrs. Fred Grauert lN'lr. 66 Mrs. Guslcy lVlrs. John Hafen Henrietta Haid hliss Mary Ann Hale Mrs. Mabel Hansen hflrs. Wfilliam Hansen Albert Hanula Frank Hanula Karen Harrington Mr. 66 Mrs. A. Hartung Mrs. Hartz Harvard Clothes Mr. 66 Mrs. Max Haunn lVlr. 66 lVlrs. James Hawrylalt Mrs. Alverna E. Heid David Held Judy Heid Mr. S. XV. Hcid Mrs. D. Heinzl SENIOR BOOSIERS who were among the leading characters in the Yearbook Skit. Rosa- lind Leister, William Niederberger, James Som- mers, Richard Vollberg, Louis Miller. Nlr, 66 Mrs. P. Heinzl Mr. 66 Mrs. Richard A. Heislcr Mr. 66 Mrs. Francis L. Herrlc Mr. 66 Mrs. John Hester John P. Hester Mr. 66 Mrs. R. B. Hester Mr. 66 Mrs. Robert Hester Mr. 66 Mrs. A. W. Heyl Miss Mary E. Heyl Mr. 66 Mrs. Fred Hickey Ralph Giggins Family Nlina Himich Mrs. Donald Hirth Mr. R. C. Hodglciss Amelia Hoesch Miss Barbara Hoff Miss Margaret Hoff Miss Peggy Hoff Mr. 66 Mrs. A. N. Hoffmann Anthony C. Hoffman Mildred C. Hoffman Dorothy Hogle Grace Hogle Hugh Hogle I Hugh Hogle II Hugh Hogle III Mr. James Hogle W. C. Hogle Alex Holzer Carol Holzer Mr. 66 Mrs. Clarence Holzer Mr. Frederick Holzer Howard Holzer Miss M. Holzer Miss V. Holzer Mr. 66 Mrs. Albert Hope Mrs. John Hormyk lVlr. R. Hotz Helen Houch Mrs. Thomas Howe Mrs. Paul Huber, Sr. Mrs. Raymond Huber Mr. M. Hubsch Mr. 66 Mrs. P. Imhoff Mr. 66 Mrs. Immelcus Mrs. John Immelcus J. 66 T. Cleaners Bernard Jaclcowslci Mr. 66 Mrs. Max Jacltowski Walter Jaclcowslci Miss Ann Jaclcson Mrs. F. Jaclcson Mr. 66 Mrs. Gerard Jansen Mrs. Rose Jarosz Mrs. R. Jobes, Jr. Don Johnson Mr. 66 Mrs. Wlliain Johnson Jozwiak Family John Jurgovsky lVlr. 6: Mrs. John Jurgovski Mrs. Kaercher dc Son Mr. Bd Mrs. Gildas Kaih lVlrs. Clare Kalkc Kalke Sisters lVlrs. Frank Kampmeyer Miss Anne M. Kane Kathleen Kane Margaret Kanigowski Lawrence Kapfer Mr, Bl Mrs. Nick Karlovich Mrs. Kasalwicz Mr. 66 Mrs. Bob Kasten Mrs. Roberta Kazen Mrs. Wfilliam Kearns John Keeper lVlrs. Vifilliam Kelch Betty :SL George Kellner Mrs, Pauline Kelly Charles Kessler's Gulf Service Nlrs. Ketter Irene Kichty Catherine Kiefer Edward A. Kirley Miss Rose Kirstein Ronald Kitzinger Pony Klarner Miss Kathy Klein Mr. Leonard Klein lxflf, Richard Klein Mrs. Rose Klein H. Klein Nlrs. C. Klos Dolores Klos Gary Klos Henrietta Klos Larry Klos Mrs. Bertha Knerr Joseph Knerr Family N. B. Kniecller Mrs. George Knorr C. G. Koempel Mrs. Charles Koempel Mr. B6 Nlrs. John Koempel Nlr. LY Nlrs. Don Koenig Fred 84 Marie Koenig George Koenig Joseph N. Koenig Diane lVl, Koeppl .loey Koeppl Nlr. Joseph H. Koeppl Mrs. joseph Koeppl Mr. 6.2 Mrs. James Kollmehl Mr. Andrew Koman JUNIOR BOOSTERS: Phyllis Racioppi, Rose Ann Dolan, Marlene Breier, Robert Owen, Donald Fix, Daniel Trainor. Mr. 54 Mrs. John Korbe 66 Sons lVlr. Joseph Koschak Mrs. Julie Koschak Charles 56 Douglas Kost Ann Kowalski Mr. 66 Mrs. Frank Kowalski Mrs. Stafie Kowalski Stanley Kowalski Mr. Bc Mrs. F. Kozel Mrs. Eileen Kramer Loraine Kramer Mrs, Marie Kramer Pat Kraus Elaine Kraus Mr. 84 Mrs. Chester Krasinski Joseph Kreil Mr. John Kremer, Sr. Pearl Kremer George A. Kreutz joseph Kreutz Mr. Joseph Kreutz Mrs. john C. Krieger Miss C. Krohot Mrs. W. Krolzot Elizabeth Kruschka Mr. 64 Mrs. Peter Kruszewski Lee Kuberski Mr. Raymond Kuehn Mrs. Raymond Kuehn Mrs, Nl. Kukol Nlrs, Joseph Lalariola Charles Lauln Louise Laplante Mrs. Lena Lapka Nlr. dt Mrs. Andrew N. Larson lNlr, 6.5 Nlrs. Regis Lattner lvlr. 64 Mrs. Harry Latz lVlr. 6.1 Nlrs. Carl Lauterhach Ducky Lauterlrxach Mary Lauterbach Family Mildred Lauterlzach Family Ray Lauterhaeh Family Mr. 66 lVlrs. Don Lawson lVlr. 5: Mrs. Harold Leech Mr. 66 Mrs. Walter Leicher Mrs. Mary Leipold Mary Lou Leipold Mrs. Harvey Leist Miss Lois Ann Marie Leist Donaldj Leipold Mrs. Emma Leiter Bob Lejeune Mrs. Marie Lejeune A. Leonard Lenckner Mrs. Lenert Mr. Sylvester Lcnert Mrs. A. Letender Mr. 66 Mrs. George Letender Gerry Letender Paul S. Letender Mr. Sc Mrs. Jack Lewis Mr, 66 lVlrs. Ralph Lewis Mr. 66 Mrs. Edward Ley lVlrs. Ann Liggett Linder Auto Stores Mr. 64 Mrs. Harold Linnert Richard Linnert Mrs. Emma Litner Mr. Edward Litz Mrs. Edward Litz Audery Loadman Mr. john Loadman Miss Alverna Loher Mr, 86 Mrs. George Lolner Mr, 66 Mrs. Leo Loch Mrs, C. Lostetter Martha Lostetter Nlrs. A. Lowe Miss Chris Lulwy Carol Ann Lucas Mr. George A. Lucas Mrs. Irene Luck Mr. 66 Mrs. M. H. Luck, Jr. Irma Ludwig Kay Luffy Miss Kay Luffy Miss Rose Marie Luke Leo Luncinski N159 ' Z Q 2 -'wmms ,iii Victor Luncinski Mr. 66 Mrs. Lunz Mr. 66 Mrs. M. Lupp Mr. Charles E. Lutton Joseph MacDonald Tom Machewich Mrs. R. Macher Mr. John Mackary Miss Mary Mackin Miss Catherine Maddigan Edward J. Major John A. Major Mildred Jayne Major Mrs. Elizabeth Mann Mr. 66 Mrs. George Mann Mr. 66 Mrs. W. Mansmann Claire 86 Maime Martin Maime Martin Mary 66 Claire Martin Mr. 86 Mrs. W. Matter Betty Mason Richard Massung Mr. 86 Mrs. Charles Matson Mary R. Mattern Mr. 66 Mrs. Walter Matuszak Dottie May Francis Mayer Theresa Mayer Miss Bertha Mayton Peter Mazzarella Mrs. L, J. McAllister, Sr. John R. McCauley, Sr. Louis F. McCosby Miss Mary McCue Miss Nancy McCue Thomas McCue Mr. John McFarren Patrick McFarren Mrs. William McGill Mrs. Bernadette McGuire Mr. Francis McGuire Mr. J. P. McIntyre Mrs. J. P. McIntyre 4 William McKowcn Mr. Robert McNally Mrs. Robert McNally Mrs. William McNeil Howard E. Meder Mr. 86 Mrs. John Meehan Miss Bette Ann Meis Mr. E. H. Meyer Eleanor Meyer James Meyer Vernon Meyer Family Mr. B6 Mrs. William Meyer Mr. 66 Mrs. Felix Micholoski Mrs. Betty Milinski Daniel Milinski Mrs. Helen Milinski Mr. Joseph Milinski Mr. 66 Mrs. L. Miller Mr. George Miller Fred Mills Joseph Miller Marian Miller Bill Minch Mr. 66 Mrs. Jack Minick Mr. 66 Mrs. Albert Moeslein August Moeslein Mrs. Donald Moeslein Dorothy Moeslein Hilda Moeslein William Moeslein Mrs. Mooney Mr. 66 Mrs. Henry Moore Miss Theresa Moore Mrs. Emma Morris Mr. L. Morris Leone Morton Mr. Raymond Mosakowski Mrs. Rosalia Moskawski Thaddeus Mosley Mr. Ray Mosse Mrs. Ray Mosse Carol Most Loretta Mudd l 9 5 9 i'ili t l Louise Mudd Mr. Andrew Mueller Eileen Mueller Nancy Muellec Alberta Mutschler Anthony V. Mutschlcr Mrs. W. Herman Mutschlcr Mr. 86 Mrs. William H. Mutschlcr Mr. 66 Mrs. Ted Mysliwcyk Mr. 86 Mrs. C. Nanz Thomas Nash Anna Nath Betty Nath Mr. Charles Nath Mr. B6 Mrs. Joseph Nath Mildred M. Nath Paul J. Nath Glenn Nauman Charlene Nieler Mr. Charles A. Niedcr Bob Niederberger Jim Neiderberger John Nieclerberger Mrs. N. Niederberger Mary Jo Niederberger Vin Niederberger Mr. 66 Mrs. William Nix, Jr. Miss Irene Novak Mrs. Joseph Novak Mr. 66 Mrs. John Novosel Mr. 66 Mrs. Richard Novosel John Oaks Mrs. Regis Obringer John O'Dato Henrietta Oestreich Stella O'Malley Barbara O'Neill Otto Milkman Mr. 66 Mrs. Thomas Pachavis Mr. 66 Mrs. Albert Pack Mr. 86 Mrs. George Pack Mr. 86 Mrs. Packer Charles Page Mr. Crandall Page Laura Pankowski Mr. Parker Mr. B6 Mrs. Paslouski 66 Family Miss Jane Pastorius Kathleen Pastorius Joseph Pastorius Frances Paul Mr. 66 Mrs. Frank Paul Mrs. Lee Pavicia Mrs. Anna Pavlik Mr. Bernard Pawlowski Mrs. Bernard Pawlowski Mr. 66 Mrs. Matthew Pawlowski SOPHOMORE BOOSTERS: Larry Klos, Janet Kubica, Edward Litz, James Potts, Dorothy Koenig, Mary Grace Altman. Peggy 86 Joe Mr. Julius Peques Mrs. Wenett Peques Mr. Bc Mrs. Joseph Peters Mrs. Peterson Mrs. W. Pfeil Mr. 66 Mrs. Harry Pferdchirt Mrs. Pfeulfer Mrs. Pietz Joseph Pino Mrs. Albert Plant Mr. B6 Mrs. Michael Pollock Mrs. Irene Polusney Mr. 66 Mrs. Morris W. Pook Miss Mary Porta H. L. Potts Jim Potts Pretzel Man Mrs. Dolores Price James Price Mrs. Joseph Protheroe Mr. BL Mrs. A. Psuty Mr. 86 Mrs. Albert Psuty Mr. Gt Mrs. Herman Pscheidl Mr. 86 Mrs. Ted Psuty Mr. dt Mrs. H. Psuty Theresa Pueffer Miss Irene Puoshke Dave Radzanowski Mr. 66 Mrs. Ralph Rake Mr. Albert Rankl Mr. dt Mrs. A. J. Rast Mr. 66 Mrs. William Rau Bill Reagle Mr. Gt Mrs. Rectenwald George Rectenwald Mr. 86 Mrs. J. Rectenwald Mrs. Joseph A. Rectenwald Mr. dc Mrs. C. C. Redlinger Mrs. Alverdia Reese Mr. Ed Roger, Insurance Edward A. Reger Mr. 66 Mrs. A. Reid Grace Reier R. F. Reier Mr. 66 Mrs. Reinhardt Mrs. Anna Reis Mrs. Barbara Reiss Mrs. Helen E. Reiss J. Reiss Mr. William J. Reiss Mrs. Catherine Reitz Mr. Henry R. Rexa Mrs. Olga Richards Phyllis Richards Mrs. Robert Richardson Mrs. Olive Rideout Miss Dorothy Ring Steve Rippe, Mrs. Alberta Rittner Mr. 66 Mrs. Roellinger Mr. R. Roeschenthaler Mrs. R. Roeschenthaler Bill Roeschenthaler George Roeschenthaler Mr. 66 Mrs. P. J. Roeschcnthalcr Pat Roeschenrhaler Mr. Paul Roeschenthaler Ralph Rocschenthalcr Theobald Roeschenthaler Mr. Bt Mrs. Theobald Roeschenthaler Mr. 86 Mrs. William Roll Sarah Rosenberger Mr. Rosenski Mr. Stanley Roskey Mrs. Stanley Roskcy Stella Rostelick Lena M. Rozier Walter Ruffing Janet Russman Ruth 66 Paula Marlene H. Sabolovic Saint Anthony Mrs. Edward F. Sallinger Irene Scarlett Vincent C. Schaaf Mr. 65 Mrs. Urban Schaaf Mrs. John Schaum Mr. dc Mrs. Paul Schaum Mr. Andrew Scheirer Mrs. Anne Scheirer Betty Schirer Mrs. Marie Scheutyens Bernice Schirra Bernice G. Schirra Mr. Bc Mrs. N. A. Schirra Mr. Peter Schirra Miss Rita Schirra William Schiegg Mr. 86 Mrs. Richard Schlcgcl Mrs. Elizabeth Schmid Miss Margaret Schmid Catherine Schmid Gertrude Schmidt Linda Schmidt Mrs. Mary Schmidt Richard L. Schmidt Dr. 64 Mrs. George P. Schmieler Mr. 66 Mrs. John A. Schmieler Mr. 6: Mrs. Joseph B. Schmieler Mrs. Julianna Schnieler Cathy Schmitt Joe Schmitt Mr. Jacob Schneider Mrs. Jacob Schneider Mr. 86 Mrs. Joseph Schneider Mrs. Loretta Schneider Mr. Bc Mrs. Paul Schneider Mrs. Catherine Schoeppner Marie C. Schoeppner Robert Schoppner Miss Margaret Schricker John Schuchman Chuck Schuetz Howard Schuetz Mr. 66 Mrs. Howard Schuetz Mr. John Schuetz Mrs. Erick Schuetzek Richard P. Schultes Mrs. Schultz B. Schultz Bob Schultz Mr. 66 Mrs. Francis Schultz Mrs. John Schultz Paul Schultz Robert Schultz Mr. ec Mrs. F. A. Schuster Mrs. Karl Schwaerer Gerald Schwartz Mr. ec Mrs. John Scott Mr. 86 Mrs. Eugene Sedlock Mr. at Mrs. Joseph Sedlock Mrs. Edward Seemiller Miss Loretta Senanis Mr. 864 Mrs. Al Sestheir Edith Setta Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. G. Sexauer Mae Shannon James Sheppard Ann Skeskon Nicholas A. Schirra Mrs. Peter Shirra Mrs. Grace Shore Mrs. Charlotte Shott Mrs. Mr. Erhe Catherine Shuminsky Larry Showalter l Shook Howard Sieger Mrs. R. Sieger Frank Sierra Simmen Family Miss Mr. Lind Mrs. Evelyn Simon 86 Mrs. Nick Simon a Skerchinski E. D. Skillin Bernard Sloan Fred Smith Family Philip Smith Mr. dc Mrs. Russell Smith Mrs. Smithman Jack Snead Mr. 66 Mrs. Edward Snelsire Mrs. B. Snow Mr. Wm. C. Sommer Terry Soulard Mr. 86 Mrs. Robert Speicher Joan Spinnenweber S. C. Spurrier Cyril Stadler Staley Family Mr. George Stambrosky Mr. Mr. Mr. Bt Mrs. Stambrosky dc Mrs. Jack Stanton Bc Mrs. Thurman Starling Betty Staud Betty Ann Staud Mrs. Karl Staud Rosalind Staudinger Miss Berniece Staudt Mr. 86 Mrs. Emil Staudt Elmer Stein Teresa Stenger Marion Stitch Mr. 66 Mrs. Earl C. Stoehr Elizabeth Streib Mrs. J. Stubenrauch Mrs. Stucleny Mrs, Arlene Studeny Mrs. Grace Stumpf Patricia Ann Sullivan Mrs. Henry Swartz Swenncy Mr. 66 Mrs. Harry Switala Mr. Melvi11 Switala Mrs. Nellie Switala Carl Szallcuslci Patrick H. Szulbleuslci Mrs. Dorothy Szymal Robert Tanney Dr. Taylor Mrs. C. Thomc Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Bob Mrs. Nlr. Mrs. Mrs. 66 Mrs. George Tice 66 Mrs. Tomasite, Sr. 66 Mrs. Tornasite, Jr. 66 Mrs. Andrew G. Tomaslco W. H. Traft William Trainor Charles Tully Turowski Ulis C. Victmeicr Vincent Charles Vinoverski Agnes Vogel i959 Mr. 66 Mrs. E. Vogel Mr. Robert Vogel Mr. 66 Mrs. Neil Voight Mr. 66 Mrs. A. Wagner Frank NVagner Mr, 66 Mrs. Joseph E. Wagner Mr. 66 Mrs. Walter Wagner Mrs. Helen W. Waigand Joan Wallace Mr, 66 Mrs. Arthur Waller Grace 86 Clara Walter Mr. 86 Mrs. William Wannstedt Alexander Wanzco Gloria Wasieclco Charles Wazenegger Mr. 66 Mrs. Charles R. Wfazenegger George R. Wazenegger Mrs. Harold Weaver Mrs. Lillian Weber William Weber Weinheimer Brothers Mr. 66 Mrs. James N. Weir David Weismiller Mr. 66 Mrs. Joseph Weitz Mr. 156 Mrs. joseph Welding Mrs. Charles Wenzel Miss Carol Werthman Mr. 66 Mrs. Francis Wertliman Mrs. Lillian Werthman Mr. Vifilbcr West lVlr. 66 Mrs. J Wilding Mr. 66 Mrs. P. Wfilding, Jr. Mr. 66 Mrs. Kenneth Wiggins Dorothy Wilkes Mrs. Paul Will Mr. 66 Mrs. Herbert C. NVillis Mrs. Gloria Wilson Mr. 66 Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Edward Woessner Donald Wortyllco Mr. John Wortyllco Mrs. John Wortylko Thomas Wortylko Francis Woshner Mr. 66 Mrs. C. A. Wucnschel Mr. Gerard Wuenschel Sophia Yaccum C. Yates Mr. 66 Mrs. Peter Yeager John C. Yrmons Mrs. Edward Zain Sam Zajoc Louise Zolter Mrs. Zary Catherine Zimmer Mr. 66 Mrs. Peter Zimmer Judy 'Zimmermann Mr. 66 Mrs. L, Zimmermann Mrs. Rose Zimmermann Miss Roberta Ziringible Mrs. Dolores Zucclcero FRESHMAN BOOSTERS: Susan Dieckman, james Meyer, George Roeschen- thaler, Joseph Schmitt, Den- nis Sipe. fgusffzess Palaans 810 Alpha Dress Suit Co. Pittsburgh 22, Pa. ATlantiC 1-1331 Bruck Uniform Co. Inc. 387 Fourth Avenue New York 16, New York Bud's Red Hots Route 51 Catholic Knights of St. George Branch 21 Colligan Funer.al Home 608 Warrington Avenue Martha S. Davies, Dance Studios Instruction In All Types of Dancing TUxcdo 2-2737 Harry V. Klos 86 Son 254 Church Avenue Lovely Lady Beauty Shoppe 133 Brownsville Road HEmlock 1-9260 Lyman's Savings 86 Loan Association 2132 Arlington Avenue Marcella's Beauty Service Brownsville Road Mr. Emanuel Martina Cement and Stone Construction EV 1-8022 McDonald Brothers Representing Josten's Retail and Wholesale Used Car Distributor 412 Brownsville Road Mr. 66 Mrs. Norman Pack Ormsby Dairy Bar 123 Ormsby Avenue Powers Motor Sales, Inc. South Hills' Lincoln-Mercury, Edsel Dealer- 1561 W. Liberty Avenue Russell's Market 219 St. Joseph Street C. A. Schaaf Plumbing HE 1-0247 Snee Dairy Co. 3735 Brownsville Road TUxedo 1-2800 Sopko 86 Marksteiner 1017 Craig Street St. Clair Deposit Bank Pittsburgh, Pa. - Mt. Oliver St. Joseph Bingo New Prize Every Sunday Night Tonyls Market 65 Knox Avenue HU 1-5584 Uhlman-Horne Post No. 456 Veterans of Foreign Wars 325 Hays Avenue Ushers Club St. Joseph Church Mt. Oliver William's Buick Sales Co. 2400 Brownsville Road TUxedo 1-8700 85.00 Auen Brothers Cleaners 137 Brownsville Road C. J. Auen Cleaners Call HU 1-5383 Jeep Auen TV-Radio Service A1 86 Bob's Lawnmower Shop 807 Brownsville Road Atlantic 66 Pacific Cleaners 99 Amanda Avenue Dr. W. C. Baczkowski' 94 S. 18th Street Baldwin Dairy 3515 Pary Street, Pittsburgh Z7 Blue Star Potato Chips LOcust 3-1414 Colctta's Beauty Salon 526 Brownsville Road Wm. Colteryahn 86 Sons Co. Walter P. Colteryahn, Secretary Dehn's Window Craft 131 Brownsville Road Herman DeShantz 400 Ottilia Street, Pittsburgh 10, Pa. Erny Funeral Director TU 2-1882 Kenneth D. Eskey, M.D. 236 Brownsville Road Frieclland's Clothing Store 1322 East Carson Street Fi-iend's Body 66 Fender Repairing 461 Walter Avenue Gilbert F. Wagner Agency, Real Estate and Insurance, 240 Brownsville Rd. Bob Genter Sealtest Driver, Route 23 Greater Beneficial Union of Pittsburgh District if71 Hand's Cafe 464 Williams St., Pittsburgh 10, Pa. Hank's Shoe Service 306 Hays Avenue, Mt. Oliver Frank F. Hehman and Sons Flowers For All Occasions Hernon 86 Co. Jewelers 226 Brownsville Road, Mt. Oliver Herman Heyl Florist 805 Warrington Avenue Hill Top Bank 830 Warrington Avenue Hill Top Lodge No. 151 Loyal Order of Moose W. C. Hulley, Jr., M.D. 2213 Brownsville Rd., Pgh. 10, Pa Jennings 66 Martin Prescription Opticians John's Esso Station Brownsville Road Johnson's Cafe 129 Brownsville Road Compliments of Kelly 86 Cohen Kiefer Coal 66 Supply Co. 4601 East Carson Street King's Store Mountain Street Koeppl's Cafe 610 Ormsby Avenue Krammer's Drug Store Brownsville Road John Kuhn Floor Sanding WAlnut 1-3352 Kullman's Bakery 225 Brownsville Road Leitl's Restaurant 66 Delicatessen 538 Brownsville Road Fred M. Lorenz Real Estate - Insurance l..ou's Cafe 314 Brownsville Road Lowe Realty Co., Inc. 1705 Brownsville Road Majoy's Cleaners 2302 Arlington Avenue L. Pat McGrath, Attorney 1703 Grant Bldg., Pittsburgh George Michaels Company 1200 Sarah Street Dr. Milan Milkovich Cptometrist Ralph Moeslein Roofing 66 Heating, 1946 Waite St Compliments Jimmy OlBrien Route 51 Mt. Oliver Hoffbrau 214 Brownsville Road Mt. Oliver Pharmacy 306 Brownsville Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa G. F. Notar, Insurance Agency 610 Park Building, Pittsburgh, Pa Packls Cafe 313 Brownsville Road Paper Products Co., Inc. Parkway Service Station Tony Mazzarini . Patton's Dairy 2400 Arlington Avenue Pau1's Barlner Shop 525 Brownsville Road Penn Camera 643 Smithfield Street Pcrloff Cigar Co. 330 Brownsville Road Pete's Barlner Shop 402 Ottilia Street Pink Poodle Beauty Saloon Brownsville Road Progressive-Home, 825 Warrington Ave. - Fed. Savings 66 Loan Assn. Ra19old's Bakery 812 XVarrington Avenue Racioppi Nlarlcet 603 Nlargaret Street Wm. Richter, Painter Bc Director John D. Schauln 435 Brownsville Road Schenley Sweets Co. C. R. Adamson Alma Schuchman, Notary Public 416 Brownsville Rd., Pgli. 10, Pa. Richard A. Smith 66 Cuddy Albert Bon Ange Nite Cluln Soher's Transfer ec Storage Agents for Greyvan Lines, Inc. South Hills Floral Shoppe E. Retter - 240 Brownsville Road South Pittsburgh Auto Wrecking TU 1-3627 St. Joseph Glee Club Ormsby Avenue St. Joseph Protectory Printing Deparment William F. Stengel, lVl.D. Dr. Henry W. Thomas 514-514 jenlcins Building Triangle Cafe Mt. Oliver United Savings 66 Loan Association 831 Warrington Avenue Ed. Werner, Jr. Ed. Wfcrner Transfer 86 Storage Co. Werner's Insulating Co. 4600 Clairton Blvd. TU 2-3727 Windmill Dairy Bar 733 Brownsville Road F. W. Woolbvorth Co. 251-255 Hays Avenue Vlfoshner Bros. 16th 86 Carson Street Ycager's Pharmacy HE 1-8678 2300 Arlington Avenue Yetter's Balcery EV 1-7851 Swvcis Dairy 162 Brownsville Road Schaffers 403 Ormsby Avenue Lou Zo1ler's Market 241 Brownsville Road 53 South Twelfth Street S.S. 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