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

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Unclerclass . junior class ofhccrs of Room 201 are busily pre- paring for the junior-Senior Social in Schramm Hall. President Ronald Dilla and his co-workers, Norma Zanetti, secretary, XVilliam MacDonald, treasurer, and Alex Buczynski, vice-president, look as if everything is under control. The Junior-Senior Social is also preoccupying the junior class officers of Room 206. Sandra Moran, secretary, Walter Recten- Wald, vice-president, David Mueller, president, and Janice Koski, treasurer, are putting the Finishing touches to thc agenda for May 19. The freshmen of Room 203 have bcnehted from the many discussions prepared by class officers, Harry Bouvy, vice-president, Regis Nickel, treas- urer, Loretta Kinast, secretary, and John Tra- geser, president. D0 all meetings run as smoothly as this one, Loretta? 24

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Name Frank Acquaro Larry Averbeck Thomas Bouvy Betty Coyle Wfilliam Darney Patricia Datum -Ioanne Dreon Irene Drusbasky Rosemary Feiling Cecelia Fisher Alice Fuchs Alma Fuchs Ruth Ann Gaertner Kathleen Hartman Freida Hutter Carolyn johnson Ethel Joseflck Margie Kamasinski Donald Kammerer Clifford Kirsch James Klaphake joan Klein Phyliss Koch Herman Korb .Ioann Kraczon Susan Kruhm Dolores Leonard jo-Ann Linz Sylvia Luncinski Agnes Malaskovitz Barbara Mary Peter McConnell Sheila McDonough Donald Melinchak Senior Directory Address 739 Linda Drive C265 414 Edgemont Street C115 332 Knox Avenue C105 301 Cedarhurst Street C105 825 McLain Street C105 804 Warrington Avenue C105 429 W. Warrington Avenue C105 28 Allen Avenue C105 92 Pasadena Street C115 411 Climax Street C105 832 Industry Street C105 832 Industry Street C105 240 Zara Street C105 201 Kingsboro Street C115 937 Industry Street C105 305 Rochelle Street C105 848 Excelsior Street C105 336 Loyal Way C105 2011 Texdale Street C165 66 Estella Avenue C115 424 Jucunda Street C105 401 Rochelle Street C105 41 Allen Avenue C105 1440 Milan Avenue C265 319 Beltzhoover Avenue C105 27 Craighead Street C115 521 Cedarhurst Street C105 1033 E. Warrington Avenue C105 1107 Arlington Avenue C35 612 Industry Street C105 825 Proctor Way C105 2515 South 18th Street C105 811 Industry Street C105 103 Craighead Street C115 Mary Alice Michener 314 Arabella Street C105 Eileen Nugent 85 Allen Avenue C105 Margaret Opferman 606 Eureka Street C105 James Papariello Joyce Parise janet Rectenwald Eleanor Reynolds Concetta Ricciardi Rose Ricciardi Mary Lou Rothaar Lorraine Schmitt Norbert Schmitt Norma Schmitt Carol Shaw Myrna Spero Dennis Staab Saundra Sunseri 817 Eureka Street C105 75 Pasadena Street C115 115 Orchard Place C105 16 Beltzhoover Avenue C105 2432 South 18th Street 2432 South 18th Street 318 Millbridge Street C105 221 Charles Street C105 624 Excelsior Street C105 124 Climax Street C105 978 Manton Street C105 2312 Spring Street C105 . 7415 Proctor Way C105 1210 Arlington Avenue C105 Mary Ellen Trageser 75 Knox Avenue C105 Carole Yoch 76 Estella Avenue C115 23 Telephone Le Ev Ev Ev Ev Ev Ev He Hu He He He Hu Hu He Hu Ev Ev Fi He He Ev Ev Fi Hu Ev Ev Ev Ev Ev Ev He Ev He Ev Ev Hu He Ev Ev He Hu Hu He Hu He He Hu Ev Ev He He He 1-1847 1-3908 1-4083 1-5110 1-8298 1-1352 1-7419 1-8438 1-4503 1-7808 1-6913 1-6913 1-5002 1-4036 1-4914 1-7912 1-3045 1-9590 1-1684 1-8209 1-4656 1-5897 1-4221 1-4361 1-1139 1-2268 1-7912 1-7877 1-9422 1-5999 1-7537 1-2597 1-9856 1-2161 1-2235 1-5279 1-1749 1-2492 1-1495 1-8934 1-5974 1-6717 1-6717 1-3418 1-5466 1-6163 1-1854 1-3586 1-7269 1-3616 1-8280 l-8304 1-0463

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Cfficers Honor, but also responsibility, is bestowed upon the class ofhcers who are the leaders of the underclassmen. They must set the example and have the spirit that will inspire their classmates to follow them. This inspiration will lead to better scholastic, social, and moral achievement for the students. Through their close association with their class and the faculty, they develop a spirit of leadership which can be carried throughout their lives. By doing this, they are bringing peace and happiness to their associates as well as to them- selves. Ronald Golebiewski, secretary, Barbara Cortese, president, Martin Kumorek, treasurer, and Mar- ian Clark, vice-president, of freshman Room 102 pause in front of church. They are talking about the conferences given by Father McNicholas, C.P.P.S., in their first annual high school retreat. Sophomore room President Richard McTaggart with Secretary Rosemarie Marks, Treasurer Patricia O'Connell, and Vice-President Howard Korth admire their class mascot, Floor-Snoot Knickenheimer. Floot-Snoot fon the railingj has the distinction of being the Hrst class mascot here. llI'CI'. Rightfully rejoicing over the 10021, cooperation that Room 101 gave in the senior penny raflie are sophomore class officers, Xvilliam Marsili vice-president, Thomas Sholes, president, Donna Donnelly, secretary, and james Schaub, treas