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

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miizy xiii Wai In order to ensure your success in the future, you, as juniors, have yet another year to put forth your best efforts in your formal education. We, as Seniors, present to you for consideration four qualities that we feel are most necessary for success in any field of endeavor. Religion: Possessing a deep understanding of and a great love for your faith, you will be well equipped to face the grim realities that life has in store for you. Character: Buoyed by your religion, the prin- ciples of right living that you hold to be true formulate your code of action. Let nothing daunt you, hold fast to that which you have. Intelligence: Now is the all important time in which to develop your mental faculties to the utmost. Take advantage of all that your formal education has to offer in order that your mind may be sharpened and atuned to that which is good to know. Personality: Finally, in your associations with each other cultivate those qualities necessary to form a cheerful, courteous disposition. You must live in society, why not live well! Now, reconsider these Four Qualitiesf' Cultivate them to the- fullest extent throughout your last and final year of preparation for the position life holds for you. I9

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Si V ff. f RELIGION . . . Religion is one of the most im- ! portant subjects in the junior curriculum. It teaches good Catholic living. ' u , ENGLISH . . . The knowledge of English is an asset. It helps the student to express himself freely fl and correctly. I TIIW L 'V ,AMERICAN HISTORY . . . American History, a major subject of the juniors, helps them to know about and make imaginary contacts with famous Americans. ,sv 1 I 1 ADVANCED ALGEBRA . . . While Advanced Algebra is complicated, it helps to make the mind accurate and proves to be a basis for higher mathe- matics. wif is SPANISH . . . Since Spanish is a useful, new and interesting experience for the juniors they approach it with enthusiasm. -.L , fd' ffl QQ CHEMISTRY . . . Chemistry, a very informative subject, provides the junior chemist with a knowl- edge of science and the use of logic. ff . '

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President .... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . 4 Y? 1 D r PN . . .Eileen Diethorn . . . . . .Garland Saxe .Salvatore Palermo . . . .Thomas Lawry le 4. 6, .-,, 202 Row 1-Left to right-Dorothy Stein, Janet Militzer, Eleanor Reber, Arlene Wise, Eileen Wilson, Alfreda Sunseri, Norma Boettgfer, Gloria Spano. Carol Christl, Geraldine Abbott, Mary Elizabeth Fisher, Kathleen Ferrie. Row 2- Louis .-Xverbeck, Edgar Emmerlingz, Donald Magel, Richard Nock, David Thomas, Richard Kress, Harry Scherer, Ray- mond Spangzler, David Kaslewicz, Thomas Lawry. James Prendergast, John Conley, Thomas Lockard. Row 3-Carol Haag, Doris Mesta, Carol Klaphake, Evelyn Freund. La- verne Weber, Patricia Dressler, Sylvia Dmitrzak, Barbara Rodzers, Grace McGuire, Rita Drusbasky, Eileen Diethorn, Row 4-Garland Saxe, Dorothy Darney, Joyce Cooper, Mary Claire Micl-Lune. Audrey Hoffman, Joanne Schneider, Salvatore Palermo. Absent-Patricia Kagle. Wa