St George High School - Georgian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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LAY FACULTY Miss lN'lARt:Aiu-fi' GRIFFIN - - Inslrttrtor in Speech Miss Griflitfs year with us has been sufficient to elicit both appreciation and admiration for her as an instructor. We hope she has enjoyed being here as much as we have enjoyed having her. Miss Hl'1l,l'2N lWlI.I,l'1R -'------ School Clerk A car pass? A working certificate? Camp Fire? Basketball? -lust see Miss Miller. Ever ready to lend a helping hand-P this will be our memory of Helen, MR. C. E. Fokatzsi' - - lnslrttclor in Physical lidttcalimt Every Tuesday and 'Thursday eager steps are heard head- ing for the gym. There a pleasantly smiling instructor puts classes through drills and more drills. Of course, basketball or volleyball edges in at the end. X'Ve'll never forget that last shot. MR. l'llCRMAN EHLICRS -------- Hand llirerlor Wlednesdays and Fridays are the days our Band Director has musical notes all through the building-but we like it. Much has been learned by his exacting method. Under his able direction the Band has made great progress this year. Miss RNA Mc:LAuuH1.1N - - - Coarlz in Basketball A graduate ol' Mount Mercy, Miss McLaughlin has been a coach and friend to the girls ol' SCH for the past two years. Coach not only directs the girls in basketball tech- nique but also leaves fond memories that will be treasured by each and every one. These along with the lessons in good sportsmanship will long be remembered through the coming years. When the graduates think ol' their basketball days they will inevitably think ol' Coach, MtssANNA MAI-1 DAl.tcv ----- - - - I.il1m1'ian Something to be had on reptiles? French Revolution? Biography? Electricity? It is Miss Daley who will know. .X SGH graduate herself, Miss Daley is always willing and ready to give help to those following her footsteps.

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THE FACULTY WAFS REVEREND JOSEPH A. IJOERR .............. Pastor, Spiritual Director SISTER M. VIOLA ............ .................. P rincipal REVEREND WILLIAM J. ERKENS .... .... R eligion, Athletic Director REVEREND FRANCIS WIVELL .... ......... A thletic Director REVEREND FRANCIS M. OTT .... ................ A thletic Director SISTER M. DELELLIS ........ ..... B oohkeeping, German, Spanish SISTER M. AQUINA ..... ................. P hysics, English SISTER M. DECHANTAL .... . . . Commercial, journalism SISTER M. ESTHER ..... ........................ H istory, Debating SISTER M. BERNARDA ....... Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics, Latin SISTER M. CLARICE .... ............. H ome Economics, Chemistry SISTER M. LOIS .... ............ E nglish, Health SISTER M. ELISE ...... ..... B iology, Chemistry SISTER REGINA MARY ..... ............ M usic MISS MARGARET GRIFFIN. . . ..... Public Speaking MR. C. E. FORREST ..... ..... P hysical Education MISS HELEN MILLER ...... ....... S chool Clerk MISS ANNA MAE DALEY ..... ......... L ibrarian MISS RITA MCLAUGHLIN .... .... B asketball Coach MR. EDWARD ARTMAN .... ......... B asketball Coach MR. RAYMOND ARTMAN ..... . . .Assistant Basketball Coach MR. EDWARD C. DORAN .... ........... F ootball Coach MR. EARL BROOKS ...... ..... A ssistant Football Coach MR. HERMAN EHLERS ..... .......... B and Director

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Parent-Teacher Association An Organization of Parish Women for the Promotion of Increased Understanding Between Teacher and Parent Afeeting the Scholastic VVelfare of the Children of Our School Each meeting gives the parents a IIIore vivid idea of the problems with which tlIe Sisters are confronted throughout the school year. The activity iII this Association, especially among the woIIIen, has done 1IlllCll to counteract the growing resent- ment harbored by the children toward discipline of any kind. Through the discussions between the teaching faculty and tlIe parents in the Association tlIe various l1llSKlClHC2lH- ors and faults of the individual student have gradually been eliminated or at least greatly reduced. Cooperation between school and home is indispensable for it enables the enforcement of corrective measures in both cycles, and iIIStills in tlIe children's minds an early sense of tlIe need for cooperation and responsibility. Slbiritual Director .... Honorary President .... President ............ First Vice President. . . Second Vire President. . Recording Secretary .... t . . .REVEREND JOSEPH A. DOERR . .. . . . .. ...SISTER M. VIOLA . . . .MRs. GABRIEL MAZI12 . . .MRs. STEPHEN BAUER . . . .MRs. FRANCIS TRAGESER . .... MRS. MARK -I. LEIVE Corresjionding Serretary. . . .... MRs. GERALD CONWAY Treasurer ............... .... M HOWARD SCHPIRER Cabinet Members MRS. ADAM APP1-ll. MRS. JOSEPH CZRABOWVSKI MRS. LAWRENCE DRAKE MRS. JOSEPH LAUTICRBACH MRS. LEO G. EINLOTH MRS. ALBERT Orr MRS. ALBERT W1-:ILAND C0lWlX'TITTliES CHAIRMEN Character Building. . . ......... MRS. FRI-1D TEPE Ways and Means. . . M em I1 ersh i p ..... Hospitality .... Refreshment .... Publicity ..... S i el: ........,....... Serizizre Honor Roll .... Program ........... MRS. ROY HOGENMILLER MRS. M lil.VII.LlC DRESSLI-:R .MRs. SYLVESTER STRAUB .MRs. YVILLIAM ,ARTMAN . . . .MRs. XVILLIAM FRIES MRS. HENRY WATZLAFF . . .MRs. YVILLIAM MOONEY . .MRs. 'THOMAS DAILEY