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

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fsmw' dr itrr mrt'r eMwm f 1 X X F fb X ..,,Q.,.,,.A , in -ans v .fl ,. t .. -' W.-, . I V , W . 'Q' '. 1-1121. A LWAYS S E E N Studying ------- - - - - - D.J. Serious - -. ------ - ---- V.P. Hopping Around -------- - - - E.W. Aiming high ---------- ---- V.B. Joking seriously ---- - - - - - S.K. With H.G. and V.B. - -------- R.K. Chewing gum ----- --------- V.B. Once a week ----------- - - - V.M. Out of school ------- ----- - - - A.M. Giggling ------- --------- H.G. Drawing --------------- - A.Z. Laughing ----------------- R.M. Silent ----------- - ---- A.K. Trying to get the curls out ------- M.M. With a new dress -------- - - - P.D. With ribbons and bows ----- - C.C. MY D I A KY Diaries it seems have always been treasured and mine is no exception. My diary is e small, red, cloth-colored book. My Diary was once printed where now only a dull imprint remains. The catch is broken from constant use, while once gold-rimmed pages are now old, ragged, and black. Today the fingerprints, black smudges, and dried tears evidence much handling. And every tear has its own little story to tell each time I leaf my diary's pages. Where happy little sketches decorate the margins the en- tries recall radiant and happy occasions. Some pages bear the label, Silent, proclaiming that my little book has suffered from?my,negligence. my My diary,is the deare't possession I have. 1-56.1-.. rf o - filnmm 'ff f' ,f --V. Bacvinskas--8th '.:' ?5i!?Z.,i ,J-I' T 1-f 1 ',. 'i'?55g2iiEaa. Tr? S - f ,f ligfl.. --Ss.,.h---,,-A YIJJ' M I If fjf Ewft tmmi' F .x. .. -.ml-Zz it ff KQSES: f

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cas M skew ' S ef If she's busy every minute with her books, it Lucy. If she talks without a breath, it can be no Theresa. If he blushes furiously when teased, it is sur bert. 3 must be one but ly Al- If he stands when serving Cduring the Epistlel, your best bet is James. If this is on the board: Book Report in? Composition finished? Copy your songs, Sister has been there be- fore us. SCHOOL LIFE School life is veryfgrand When we have a rubber band To shoot at pretty little girls, Or go around around and pull their curls School life is very, very grand When there's recess in the sand, And we play breathlessly in the sun, Spending all our time in fun. School life is very, very, very bad, Although we like it, 1t's sad When they give you homework galore And then they give you just a little more. f --Iilliam Valenta Albert Petrauskas TO CONTINUE: If she isn't at the movies, she is at her booksufshe may turn out to be a great actress ----- ourfRoberta1,-Iwlores too inhabits the theatre. ' ' ' If subdued laughter gets the ff L5-gpm? msg- ,of her, it's our Isabel. best ' - gN'If she's on the absent list mostof th P Xmitkie time, it's sure to be Ru x Y iAL R I his feet areuwoikinQ'thcir wav x 3 Q Ps NN!f 'yt around Lawrence's chair, -- that's 4 W Gwwbrobably Frank Volteris. X X 'Xi Our ventriloquist--Franl: Kaupinisl T X559 3 K X 'ff' f X...Xx..1