St Casimir High School - Casmirron Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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-A7 l,.r:wwy d A S iiff,j L- Ab wiv ON .-. 'X xg 9 V 1 June, 1940--memories--all left behind, true, but how pleasant to reminisce! Shall we ever forget that one eventful day in September, 1958, when 'all a- twitter,' we received our first glimpse of St. Casimir's High School as Freshmen? Very soon, indeed, did we be- gin to feel the first lap of our new career. With the passing of the days, we found ourselves initiated--and, oh, we well recall how strenuous that week of strange attires and coiffures was--but, soon af- ter, what a relief it was to return to the royal road of being our very selves once again, having, at the same time, that contented feeling of finally being real High School Students. A As the days bounded on, we began to feel a little important. We sponsored bingos, parties for the benefit of the Basketball Team, social gatherings, etc. Oh! yes we almost forgot! Remember our plays--MY COUSIN FROM SWEDEN and BETTY BEHAVE ---- what more could we have done? And then, as Sophomores, in the early part of Sep- tember, 1959, we approached St. Casimir's with joy--for now we would be greeting our good old friends. Tho' new faces appeared, it didn't take long to make acquaint- ences. And so, with a little here and a little there, as that of sponsoring bingos and having social gatherings, our very happy Sophomore year swiftly passed away--not into oblivion, for the events of the year will always be stamped as a pleasant-page in our Book of Memories. Emily Norris--Ann Jankauskas,'42' P.S. It seems we Sophs have a Human Encyclopedia in our class. Her motto: 'WHear noting, see nothing but know a1l.' She can tell you all about any one who in- terests you. I fifty '::. 121. 1' qi, ro ,gaai i sAe?f7?vvfFefnm,mws vv.v V3