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

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.unlfqm ycg - 'fl' Q Mother Most Pure y I RONALD KOEPER ---- Kape ROBERT LACHENDRO ---- Luc pt St. Ciil'lIl'C Piiflbll St, Ggorge Parish Success begins with ll fellow's will: il's all in the A wits n feather, and a chief u rodg an honest state of mindf, manis the noblest work of Cod. Ronnie was right guard on the football team for three years. He is a smooth drum player and has an engaging personal- ity to lll2,lll'll his sandy blond hair. Football 2, 3, 4, Raslcet- hall l, 2, 3g Treasurer of the Class l, 2g I'rs'sidi-nt of the Class 33 Cleo Club I, 2g Student C0lllll'll 33 Debating: 3. VIRGINIA KOHLER Ginny St. George Parish Let not ambition mor-lf their useful toil, nor Grande-ur hear with u dis- duinful smile. A witty manner with a thoughtful and 1-he-ery disposition are the assets rredited to Cinny. Al- though small in llc-ight, she nevertheless makes up for it in her heart. Georgian Stall 3, 4-g Vo- cation Club lg lllee Club 2g Serretary of Commer- cial Club 3. MARCUERITE KUMMER - Margie St. Canim- Parish There are plenty of ideas left in the world yet. All good things hurt' not been donef, lVIargie's speed at the typewriter combined with her am-uravy and neatness is a ehararteristie of her personality. She is also preparing herself for the business world by excel- ling in bookkeeping. Georgian Staff 3, 4g Presi- dent of Catholir' Aetion Club lg Sevretary of Catholie Aetion Club 2g Treasurer ol Catholic' Ae- tion Club 3g Sa-ere-tary of Spanish Club 3, Treasur- er of Commerrial Club 3g Vocation Club 1, 2. U23 4,Q..,t. Bob, a player on the Football squad for two years, has shown that he's quite a rough punch when it comes to playing. Bob's ambition is to study aviation. Football 3, 43 Glee Club 2g Sodality 43 Band I. ERNEST MARSELLI Ernie St. Canire Parish The only way in which it is possible to acquire habits of good society is to live in no otherf, Small in stature but not in heart is Ernie. He is an all around swell kid. His loyalty and kindness will always be remem- bered. Football 4. JOHN MCCAULEY ,lack St. Canire Parish We look before and after and pine for what is naughtf' Quite a boy, is lark, jolly, gay and full of fun. When there is fun to be had, heis there. His foot- ball ability as center has shown that he's quite in- terested in sports. Treasurer of Catbolir Ac'- tion Club 2g Secretary of Class 3, Representative of Student Council 4.

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I Mother of Divine Grace ff WILLIAM HIRSH - - - Elroy St. George Parish It takes no money to be happy. Elroy is known by all for his promptness in ringing the bell. He is a quiet sort of fellow with a eharming personality and a fine eharueter and is always willing to be ol' assistance. EILEEN HOGEN- MILLER - - Hogic St. George Parish Democracy means not 'I am equal to you, but you are equal to mel Four years with Hogie and you'll wish you could stay with her longer. Her witty manner and non- rhalant way of speaking has made her outstanding and a very well liked girl. Glce Club 1, 2. RITA JUDGE - Tessie St. George Parish 'Tis education forms the common mind: just as the twig is bent, the tree's inclined. Our smallest Senior, but she proves that Good things eome in little park- ages. She is capable, and a very willing student. Her 1-harming manner has won for her many friends among her 1-lassmates. Georgian Staff 3, 43 Li- brary Club 3, 43 Treasur- er of Commereial Club 43 Sodality 43 .lUl1i0F Varsity 1. 19 521 'ff 5- in ,, 6 . WINIIVRED HUBER - - - Winnie St. George Parish Though old the thought, and oft expressed, 'Tis his at last who says it best. Winnie is a person of very few words. She en- joys her religion elasses most and her main hobby is dancing. She is deeid- ing to be a secretary af- ter graduation. Voration Club lg Oper- etta 35 Glee Club 3. MARGARET KELLY Margie St. George Parish There is inestimable blessing in a cheerful spirit. Kelly is our best for- ward on the girls' Varsity and is surely an inspira- tion to any future mem- ber of the team. With her Irish eyes and personal- ity she is sure to make a sueeess anywhere. Marg- ie's hobbies are swim- ming and daneing. Varsity 2, 3, 4g Sodality I .E 4. LAWRENCE KLAUS Larry Resurrection Parish Men who can be re- lied on are always in de- maudfi Our handsome prince of last year's operetta eer- tainly was near the head ol the line when intelli- genre was being distribut- ed, for Larry seems to be able to master any sub- jert that 1' o m e s along. L a r r y participated in many artivities and was a regular eustomer seen at the Friday night danees. President of Class 35 Treasurer of Class 4: De- bate 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 33 Opcretta 3. 46 I

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M RRY Nh:l'IVUY ---- .Hue 'Nl.KIllCl.INlC PM St. lfeorge Parish Sl Tha only genuine unrl cornmunrling fume is that whirh l'IllU'lll'll'l' Montes. Mae is u happy, eare- lree lass. Everyone de- elares she must have been saeeinated with a vietrola needle. She helped mim- e o graph the Sunday Georgian every week. Library Club 3, -lg Sodul- ily -lg C4-orgiuu Stull' 3, -l. lll'iRNlCl1i MORRIS Neire St. lieorge Parish pl gooll nnnu' keeps ils lustre in the dark. Small in stature aml brief ill word - that's lie-rniee. .-ls a .lunior she beeame a librarian and has sinee rendered her serviee very faithful- ly in that rapaeity. Library Club 3, -lg Sodal- ity -lg Vive President of Library l.lub -l. Cl.l'i'I'llS UXl'iNRl'Il'l'lCll Cleuls St. Ceorge Parish Vir'lory is won through hurfl work nnrl pnIienr'e. C I e at s has an un- equalled reeord among his elassmutes. Ile is the only boy who had a elass olliee in all ol' his four years of high sehool. This brielly tells his history. lilee Club l, 23 Vive l'resident of Class lg See- retary of Class 2, 3: 'l're-asurer of Class -lg l ootball 2, 3, lg llebating 3: Basketball 2, 3, -l. .j x, Motlwr Most Chastc 11.11 'l'ltey also serre 'VW0 gg if viinll' lt 1 fi ' 7 ff- R Pap and wail. vim, and vigor on the position Cheerleader. She is vn for her witty hu- . Her favorite hobby lam-ing. Club 3g Operetta 33 4, Library 43 bodality 43 ,lun- Varsity l. .-XRY ICLLEN PEITZ Mary Ellen St. Caniee Parish others follow the crowd. Hold high your head dare to differ. With debating, Basket- hall,1LIee Club, and Oper- etta and many more things, Mary Ellen is ron- sidered quite a busy gal around the sehool. Her thoughtfulness and kind- ness has plaeed her high in the esteem ol' her fel- low elassmates. Debating 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball l, 2, 3, -lg lllee Club 2, 3, -lg Library Club 33 Seeretary of Class 4: Georgian Staff 3, 4: Presi- dent of Spanish Club 3: Student Council 4: Oper- etta 3, 4: Sodality -lg Manager ol Basketball 4. ICDW,-XRD PINCHOT Pinch St. Caniee Parish Manhood's truest glory lies in contending with and orerroming that n-hirh is hard. .-K neweomer to SGHS in his Senior year, lid has found it to be full of aetivities. llis ability to play sports has been shown both on the foot- ball and the basketball teams. Basketball 3, -lg Sports Editor l, 2.