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

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J-fer faithful :want . . . Before leaving the institution which has been for many of us a second home. we take time to thank our pastor, Father Hensler, for the many opportunities that have been afforded us at St. George High School. Now. more than ever before, do we begin to realize the great task that is awaiting us. Buoyed by his words of pastoral guidance and solicitude, we can look forward to a future bright with hope. Although we are aware that life is not all smooth sailing. we feel that our Catholic education will serve us well. Therefore. we the Senior Class of 1954 wish to express our gratitude to you Father Hensler. our pastor, our leader. our friend. We promise to do our best in the days ahead to live up to the principles that you have taught us, so that we may be always loyal Catholic Americans. Pastor REVEREND CARL P HENSLER r 1

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4, n , My 2 , yn I '-mm,-mm, 4,1 1 .gs i On November 1, 1950 Pope Pius XII defined the Assumption of ' I 7 Mary into heaven a dogma of faith. In honor of this singular grace, Y I 2 we, the Senior Class of 1954, humbly dedicate this issue of the ? Z y 2 Georgian to our Blessed Lady under the title of Her Glorious I I 4' l I Assumption. May we always prove loyal sons and daughters to if X mf I y ,A our heavenly Queen. Isl ,sg , v , NL 7 f 1 1, valid V , 1 x y is fi A Q -aiffpiswg ,vi ,X ..- Dcdicatian I will put enmities between thee and the woman, and thy seed and her seed: she 'gf shall crush thy head, and thou shalt lie in 3 wait for her heel. fGenesis 3:15j Ps

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ffm' X M -N' FATHER BONFIELD Although Father Bonfield has not been with us very long, we have come to appreciate Fa- ther in many ways. In his inspiring sermons we have been taught to follow close to the com- mands of the Lord so that our lives may be richer and fuller. His time and effort as a minister of God's church have been selflessly given so that we may reap the fruits of his endeavor. For this and for many hidden acts of kind- ness we sincerely thank Father and wish him G0d's blessing. FATHER GINDER Through Father Ginderis spiritual and intel- lectual guidance we have been molded into soldiers of Christ. He has taught us the ideals that should govern our lives. Father's main objective has been to promote in hearts, minds, and lives the development of good Chris- tian living through religious writings, sermons, and instructions. To Father Ginder we show our appreciation by putting to use the know- ledge which we have gained from him. FATHER GEORGE To Father George we extend our appreciation for his untiring efforts in making our social as well as religious affairs happy occasions, Long will be remembered Father's cheerful personality which has attracted friends, both new and old, to him, His zealousness toward others is a fac- tor that we shall try to carry with us. We, the seniors, take this opportunity to thank Father George for the joviality that he has brought into our school year. wwf' x W, lean.. Q4 My assisted