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

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2 , Mother Most Admlrable get ff OUTSTANDING STUDENTS HONOR STUDENT Ruthie has really proven her worth to St. George High. For four years, her name has appeared unfailingly each report period on the Honor Roll. No enumeration need be made as to the amount of labor and initiative this ierfect f I record needed. So, it's Hats Off to a ffirl with ilent of U I Y ambition and brains. F . RUTH STARR lfilccn was a booster for the Year Book every year since she entered the High School. Eileen enjoys work as well as fun. l,0lil'l'l l',t BUIJNIK FAITHFUL BOOSTER EILEEN HOGENMILLER PERFECT ATTENDANCE Rain, sleet, and snow were a few of the minor handicaps withstood by Loretta as she trudged to school each day, to rate for herself a four years' perfect attendance record. lVlany's the day she felt like staying in bed, but with her overpowering abundance of ambition and will power. she would arrive at school before the ringing of the first bell. Here's a salute to the making of a reliable citizen. fm

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M5 E7 QW? 4 get X gf 19 Q 1 H 46 Mother Most Amiablc These three girls left SCHS as freshmen and returned January, i941-6, to graduate with their classmates. - -- Ogg .. l'Il.l'IANOR Kl'il.l.l'fll - - - Eliv St. George Parish Lot fate do her worst There are relics of joy Bright dreams of the past, W'hi1'h she cannot dcstroyf, Eleanor is a genius in the commercial field and curricular activi- ties. Her studious attitude will hring her much success. Clee Cluh lg Baskethall 33 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Apostolic Committee Chairman 4, Girls' Athletic Cluh 4g Sch ol Paper lCrusaderl 3, 4 J-of.. ,fcahon-lv I , Hl'il.l'iN STUBENBORT ,s t , ---- Sandy St. George mi i He a member of the construction gang, not of the wrecking crew. Sandy has a sweet disposition and is ready to lend a helping hand at all times. Although not on the staff, she has assisted in preparing much of the copy for this hook. Glee Cluh lg Secretary of Class 33 Secretary of Student Dance Clu 3g Honor Student 43 Sodality 4. . U Aj ' ' ' Lag! . r-1 H, , JEAN STMBENBORT lf' 'T 5- '- Jean St. George Parish 5'Labor, like everything else that is good, is its own reward. .lean is the pride of the commercial class and like her cousin is always ready to help. She too assisted in preparing copy for this hook. ,lean's ambition is to he a Secretary. Honor Student Cluh 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Cluh lg Sodality 4. I 26 l

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Mother of Good Counsel THF CHOSEN FEW This class has an exceptional record ln that there are three students of the class studying for the Holy Prle thood Every classmate of theirs is looking forward to the day when each of these young men will be ordained to be other Christs. We must admlre the parents of these boys as we do Mary who always wanted to be with her Boy yet when the time came for Him to leave her and begin His public life, while her arms might embrace Him and momentarily hold Him fast, in the end released Him without a word from HIHI and wx atched Him walk away into the sunrise. RAYMOND WATERKOTTE Raymond left the halls of SGHS in 1945 at the close of his junior year. He is now study- ing for the priesthood at the Josephinum Pontifical College, Columbus, Ohio. Ray has a very keen sense of humor. We wish him God's blessing. DONALD VOELKER Ever since grade school, Don has wanted to be a Priest. His wishes are being granted now, at the Josephinum Pontifical College, Columbus, Ohio. From his le tt e rs , Don wouldn't change places with anyone May the Holy Ghost enlighten and aid him. JAMES DAVIN A red headed Irishman who chose to walk in Christ's footsteps in the Congregation of the Passionist Fathers. We know ,lim will prove himself worthy of being chosen by Cod to continue His work on earth. ,lim left St. George after he completed the eighth grade. God bless you, Jim. l 28 il