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

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gf . ,.,, ee cz A 5 Ms so N if , ggpe, - ,,, ,L fy- 51 Y' ff -A,-WA f ,g --V. A 5 u C C, 6 S5 , There is nothing secret or mysterious about Success. It comes in response to certain recognized qualities that are within the reach of any boy and girl. Most people, however, are not willing to do the necessary work, or make the sacrifices necessary to win success. Achievement is only another name for Wmaking gcod.' Every time we do our work wellg everytime we accomplish what we undertakeg whether it is on the football field, in the class-room or at home, we are preparing ourselves for s me greater achievement when the opportunity occurs. Every great achievement is made possible by the doing of many little things well. Qin .UAF --A. Obiecunas, '43 fresh at their be t 'fnfmf LL' r' ' - Anna Barnauskas . . . . . , , 43 . Most Jittery Cecilia Bazys . . . MM, I. Q, -1 c- Happy-go-lucky Anne Bernatonis . ,ff .Lil '?g. Jggff ost Brilliant Adelaide Chub1s12g?gf . .'. ,!.4f ost Friendly Mary Dugas . . . . T'3NI'ost ophistioated Dorothy Garlauskasf . 4 . . . Ten . Most Happy Valeria Gutauskas X Catherine Janusonis Julia Lozoraitis . Clara Malek . . . . Cecilia Nober . . . Elizabeth Mahaven . Theresa Schutty . . Alice Ruminski . Valerie Young 4 Anna Zilionis . . . George Alellunas. . Alphonse Andryaitis Joseph Arbasauskas James Fair. . . . . Edward Nestor . . Richard McGinnis . Jerome Gryczewski . Albert Obiecunas . Justin Pikutis . John Siksnius . Albert Verikas . Hilary Navickas . John Moceika . Leonard Bloch . William McGuire . . . . . . Most Beautiful . . Most Studious . Most Bashful . . . Most Active . . . . . . Most Modest Most Good-natured . . . . Most Tired o o o Most Popular . Most Comical . . Most Peppy . . Most Handsome . . Most Quiet Q 0 o Most Poetic . . Most Artistic . . Most Friendly . . . Most Proud . .Most Political . .Most Talkative 4 o Q 0 M0315 Neat . . Most Grateful . Most Dressed-up . . . Most Polite . . Most Cheerful Most Absent-minded . Most Ambitious

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Lili ' 5.15. xv- .' Q A S M 1 fa vga'-as a? A Our Kate's the quiet little type, Who always tries to do things right His field is artg his goal is fame, As Disney's successor he'll make hi To great heights she will arise In journalistic enterprise. A dimpled smile and twinkling eyes That seems to ask for friendship's John's chuck full of generous witg By him it's ever a joy to sit, Very quietg very neatg Always pleasantg always sweet. A life of service as a nurseg Means more to her than laden purse, Mary's good in sports they sayg But she'll take dancing any day. Valeria's a happy-go-lucky Ugaln Always willing to help a pal, .Joe's the popular man-about-towng For side splitting fun he takes the Harry is a wonderful ladg Peppy, cheerful,-never sad, Ed is jolly--not too stout We miss him when he's not about, Not too quiet, not too meekg S flame ties CTOWI1 Sometimes thinks nonce before she speaks The business genius of our clang A popular and a first class man. A true born statesman is our Bill, Gift of gab and determined will. His fascinating wavy hair, Oft makes the maidens stop to stare. Addie is our ideal blondeg Of dancing she is very fond.

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A .. I A C A 5 M IK ON QYQ E f A, S 'gl? 534 5 Q X 21 ' Ancient history tells us of the most remote times of mankind before and after the deluge. First, we have the Oriental nations, then the Greeks, and finally, the Romans. Among the Oriental nations are those peoples whose history we can trace back into the most remote past, namely, the Egyptians and Babylonians. However, the Greeks and Romans occupy the greater part of the study. To them we are indebted for a very great part of the civilization we possess. Our inheritance from these ancient countries has been so great, and their laws, institutions, and langu- ages are so interwoven in the fabric of our own public and private life that we cannot understand modern civil- ization without a knowledge of ancient history. C. Nober, '43 LE,LX?bN ING In this business of attending high school I am sort of a Jekyll-Hyde personality. As long as there is a Sister around, I am the most studious and attendant per- son. I have the intelligence to have learned to date the great Shakespeare made a MARCH TO THE SEA during the Civil' War, that X plus Y equals six, provided X equals 5 and Y equals 1, I went so far as to actually learn that Wparlezn is a Latin word meaning girl ...... .. or is it, You can see that being a Freshie, I have learned--- yes, ACTUALLY learned-f-some of the most important sub- jects taught in the high school and at my early age show promises of a great future, now--don't I? --Freshie X,