St Justin High School - Justinian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1942 volume:

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'l'ttt-' St-rxtulas 7 20 uf ZLDZZJZLJ Hle. the Seniors of l9Al2, extend to Father Barry and to Ifather Owlloole ottr heartielt tongrattilations on the occa- sion of the Silver Jubilee ol' St. Justin Parish. It is our good fortune to gradttate in this all-important year and to realize. alter spending liour years in St. Justin School. how very inueh has been at'c'on1plished by our de- voted pastor and his zealous assistant. For twenty-live years Father Barry has labored in the interests ol' his spiritual children. and lor sixteen years Father O l'oole has been his capable assistant. In their parish nothing has been lelt un- done. No religious activity. no held ol' Catholic' endeavor. no type ol' priestly work, has been overlooked by theni. 'llhey have given its lreely of their tinie, their thought, and their experience. 'llhat there is no return lor their generosity we know: we can only seize this brief opportunity to express all the adniiration and gratitude our hearts can eotnntand, in tribute to our noble priests, REV IOHN B. BARRY and REV. MARTIN I. O TOOLE 0 at 4221429 Our year book would not be complete without a special tribute to those all important persons -our Mothers and our Fathers-who have given us everything we have thus lar enjoyed in life. It is they who have made sacriiices for us, who have de- nied themselves for us, who have labored lor us. It is they who chose this splendid Catholic School lor us and who watched with unwavering interest our progress through the past four years. It is they who praised us when we succeeded. consoled us when we failed, and encouraged us when we hesitated. It is they who now rejoice that we have reached our own first goal, and who, in their pleasure and satisfac- tion, seem to forget that they and not we are the real vic- tors, for without them what could we have accomplished? We therefore seize this opportunity-a few days before graduation-to felicitate them, ere they congratulate us, to laud them, ere they laud us, and to thank them, from the bottom oi' our hearts, for being what they are. OUR DEAR MOTHERS and OUR DEVOTED FATHERS gm! .gcfion v Qxoghl ., A IN WHICH THE SENIORS PRESENT A RECORD OF THEIVISELVES AND THEIR SCHOOLIVIATES P r i gm! Ufficew 'YW Pd R SV5 4' 081: . . -Aw f'fr1g, XFWA -dent 'X V12-K, P. 'kklf P14 1,51 1 cirgffwl Q , XKYXYK .ILAN ROSE SN r HUMBH , -wtury P7604 A bet' H7610 12 4 Q N.. i r-1, 'L iw' Moaner-Smitty-Bernie-Jeanie-Beefo BLRNARD St:N1awAY Never worried or concerned about anything, Bernie took life as easy as he found it. An el'- ficient President, a star football player, a boy who held no grudges, Bernard did not stay to graduate with us. Rosh SM tru Reliable secretary of the Senior class, a silent, serious student, Rose has an air of mystery about her which wins the respect of all. She's the type that will surprise everybody some day. Nile shall always remember her kindness and her gentleness. THE SENIORS Ros tem' BURKE His swinging gait, his winning smile, his ten- . K. L dency to forgive promptly are the keys to Bob's deserved popularity, and we are sure this same ease in making friends will be one of his sure means of success. IRAN HLYNIBPQL Jean is the quiet, unassuming young girl we call a real friend, for, through thick and thin, she never retreats. Taking life as seriously as she does, and possessed ol' such sterling quali- ties, jean's path is inevitably directed to suc- cess. . IN THE MOOD -Victor Record I0 l lti I ..,,,,,,,,,ml 7,1 , THE SENIORS M.-nut-. K,xt.czH't'H.Vxt.taR Rt'Tu M,xR'r1N Gracious, considerate, and always pleasant. .-Xn unassutning girl with more jobs on her Marie has been popular since her lreslnnan hands than hours in the day-that's Ruth- year. Roller skating in her layortte pastnne. editor, cheerleader. trio singer, and editor and one of her tnost adntirahle cottytcttons is again. Easy. likable, and talented, Ruth ntan- that duty comes before pleasure. aged her ntany newspaper stalls with success. Ruin S'IALtgY Rrlux I5t'RNs Brains. personality, dependability-it would Rita, our red-headed pianist. our ntoyie-loving take too ntueh space to enunterate all ol' Ruth's gal. is an atnazing person. XVhether she is good points. She is eyerybody's choice as an ntetnorifing poetry, transcribing shorthand or assistant in any capacity and is always a win- typing leters, she can always indulge in con- ning candidate in student elections. yersation. Music is her lorte and her future. lost-imttxtc lIAt.1'1cta Titnmm Sc:itut.'t'tc Sweet and pretty. this young girl is a perfect A sincere friend, a serious student, an attrac- exantple ol sintplicity and candor. Her layor- ttye blonde-that's 'l'hehna ol' tl1e silent, in- ite pastime is dancing and her layorite sport is dependent disposition. In her lour years ol' cheerleading. Outside ol class she is the tnuch- high school she has ranked high scholastically, sought-for friend. held ntany ol'hces, and tnade devoted friends. Laltluy-C Ruth ie-Xlarty IK !'+l,Clilllll THE END OF A PERFECT DAY -Coltnnhia Rec' ord 36217 l lIllIld'lJll KK THE SKATERS NVALTZR -Oke h Record 15971 Y, Y Wir i RUTH MART1N 5 . MA ff MARIE KAI,CHTHALER If , RUTH STALEY CLQQA ,. ,625 Y RQTA BURNS Agape, f rf 4 JOSEPHINE HALTER THELMA SCHULTE U , U f ,f,.Wf 415 uv UK xv XL' xV3'O 1 X CATHERINE LYON f Vf,LC9, C,Aw,1,u VIAQA, 'dwf Y44ff Eluzrix Goku AN C, 172 lp .RL Nr 6214 Nlflrz :XN'1'OlN1i'I4'l'1i FORTUNATU CHARLoT'r1c BURGL CATHLRINIQ LvoN The Editor herself! XVhat nice things she Here is the girl who smiles her way through could write about herself, but she isn't writing dilhculties and who would rather drive than this. She has won hearts and votes for the past eat. lllith a flair for clothes and an optimism four years-ending with the greatest triumph which is infectious, c,i2llllCl'll1C,S future is prac- of all-the Miss St. justin crown of 1942. tifeally settled. f 'Ti U E , ,fig Jffw'-' - .. .X . CJLGA CiAw1,i1v W.,,qQv f'W,, gg .... . w 34 AN'1'o1Nx'1 1'1-3 l'oRTt'N.fv1o Olga! lt is an enticing lllllllfgiiilklltl 'l'hat's the precise word that de- an is it more fitting, lHOlf6fSlliIZlblC tlfatyfo our scribes her! Petite, quiet, and deep, she is de- Posl-tiazettff reporter. Often on the Honor voted to her friends and her work, particularly Roll, never in disfavor, and alfways vin the to the Sodality newspaper of which she is edi' hearts of admirers, Olga has pefsonality tor. She plans to enter Business College. charm, and poise. E11,EEN CoRMAN CI,x1'HLR1N1c SHI-QNI-llil, She smiles, and smiles, and smiles, even when A studious girl, a talented danfer, the captain alone. Her charming mannerisms never fail to of the cheerleaders, Kitty is a willing worker at attract those who have the good fortune to any task. is her favorite initial. and humil- meet her. Eileenls timely wit always causes an ity her favorite virtue. Everybody likes her- atinosphere of gaiety. and she likes everybody. Char4l'earlefKay HBETYVEEN ISTH AND 19TH ON CHESTNUT STREET -Bluebird Record 11123 Kitty-Angel-'I'oni THREE AT A TABLE FOR TYVO fOkeh Record 5937 THE SENIORS 5ll1CS.' eosines FRANc:1s KI'1l'II+'l'1 pride ol the football fans, the idol of the underclassmen, the genial personality, the bright scholar, Mr. St. .lustin ol' 1912! Ile has a smile lor all, excepting' those who make l1im work too hardl His pet aversion is the word u1HU1'lIlll1'.U Meet the L1-zo Riixx and the intricacies ol 'li 'O simple equatio rim' are ns to Leo B ful, pon l' ' . rilliant c Illdl, he l lul yolfe lr K U, C Dating, and shoutinff, ant ' himself heard i XVILLIAM RUw,xR'1' xi 7 . Xe should . . - ie man who can make our Bill angry, lor in this chap we have the quiet and unpretentious kind ol gentleman in whose company one finds so much pleasure, But geniality is not his only asset-there's nothing he can't do, and isn't willing like to set tl to do! , heer- . las a wonder' ' ' 'mr singinff d l ' 5 lwill make n this world. Lrio E1,s12ssER This young gentleman never gets llustered. You can tease him. play jokes on him and he will turn on you with a saucy smile. If there is anything that adds greatly to the likableness ol Leo, it is his sincerity. He plans to be at C.l'..'X. Hl'ilil5l'.ll'l IYONOGIIVI: Herb is a cheerlul companion who is fond of playing' practical jokes on people and who is exceedingly interested in radio mechanics. XVhatever his future, we wish him luck. He de- serves the best. EDXVARD AUIIJONOVGII If you think Ed is small, you haven't seen his heart! He is the embodiment ol' generosity, wit, and good humor. He would rather rest in the arms of Morplieus than study his lessons, but when the occasion demands, he can come through with the right answer. .XlLiefl'-Boat-'Stooge THIS IS NO LAUGHING MATTER -Bl nebirrl Record 10926 liiantflieefo-I5 illson HONLY MAKE BELIEVE -Victor Record l H38 'ff . V XL :XS LEW Xu-U' L f Llio l+,1,s1is515R I'Ix-Rlslfm ITOXUGHIY .I-.U R1-INZ A x lf Enwum NIKIIJUNOITGII XX'11.x,l,'.xl Rliwfxlu' l I Gounox 0'K141liF1c RyC,kK ARD K vlff' LIAAI luxcmw 4jE1xw,xRD HANEY 1lOlSlaR'l' KLEIN Golumox O'K1-1111f11 11712181111 is Zlll A'cx1'151J1io1111l 1fx1'c1J11o11. He 11321118 111C 1tl11ss i11 1rvc1'yf111111g lil'Oll1 1lCllglOll 1o c1l1LTllllSll'y. HQ is 21 Y2ll'S11y 111rl11111:1', ll IllC'l1IlJCl' ol' 8111111-111 Co11111'1l, 111111 Zl Alilllllilll Mo1'1-o1'1-1', lic llll5 lll1lL1C l'o1' ll1lllSCll' 11 l1os1 111' l'1'ic111ls. 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IZDWAR11 H,xN1iY ' 11111 is 1111111 211111 1cisu1'11ly 111 his IIIOYCIIICIIIS, 111111 1111s 21 l1111111l1- IJCl'S0ll2ll1lf. ilillllllgll 21 1111 1111 IS 11'111pc1'1r11 ill 111111vs. 111' llllh ll kccu s1v11sc of 1111 111111. .X good 1'1111ow, s1111'1r1'1' 111111 1'I11ll1lSlllS11C 111 ll1lN1' 111gI1 11o111's 1'o1' 111111. 11111 THE SENIORS I,-xxttis Ioxtas Rotsum' BRILI, jimmy, a likahle lad who lound it impossible A llash on the haskethall court, a pal in the to continue his high school career at St. Justin classroom, a friend everywhere, lioh is popular High, is missed hy everyone. The memory ol with everybody. His lavorite spot is the St. his cheery smile and ol' his friendly manner Claniee l.yc'eum, and his pet pt-eve is public' will always remain with us. speaking. I-IARRY Mcifl,-xiflfiaR't Y Roma H.x.xs Tall, lean and hlonde, his good humor and his Rohe is a silent man, hut we don't hlame him happy-go-luc'ky ways made him everyones heeause in that silence he usually does his l friend. 'l'hough he didn't stay with us till the thinking. Rohe is not a man ol' words, but a end. we'll always rememher him. XVQ wish him man ol' deeds. .-Xll in all he is a liard-working, luck. ronseientious young lellow. EUXRL P,x'1 1't1Rsox XVIILIANI G.x1.i3 This is Earl, the lad from Mt. Lehanon. He ln class, he is a silent, man, attentive, peaceful sports the latest fashions and possesses the hest and thoughtful. He laces tight situations with disposition. liverytliing ahout liarl has heen a smile and knows how to look at lil'e's proh- aeeepted in his one year at St. l's-exft-pt his lems o11 the humorous side. Bill is a good stu excuses lor tardiness. XX'e are happy to hate dent, a clear thinker, and a sin had him with us. Catholietty. . mere c'onVC1'I to O i-,I im niy+Sl1adOw 'KTHEREYLL BE SOME CHANGES MADE' --Bl uehird Ret ord 11025 liar l-l .efty-Storiny HSHOWV ' WVAY TO GO HOME US THE -Okeh Record 5875 .A,,h IAMFS IUNLS - Rmsnlzm' BRILI. Rom-1 I'I.x,xs HARRY NIr:C,uf1flfR'1'Y EARL PA'l 1'r:RsoN W1l,l.l,xxr GAL1-2 K A 23 THE SEN IORS l1AYMONIJ Usmu Ray is the life of tl JOHN hir-XRKICY v te class. Always jovial and .lack is not the ntan to give up a night's sleep witty, never teniperantental nor disgruntled, for the sake of getting hundreds in class. His our av1alor can take as lllillly jokes as he can motto is: Today, take it easy, and tomorrow, crack! A talented artist, a wielder of verbs fex- do the same. But don't think he is behind in CQIJI French onesj, he'll be as popular ill the his studies! On the contrary, he is one of the an'-as he is on land. May he always enjoy l1in1- best students in the class, and is thoroughly de- SCIH pendable. XVILLIAM CREEHAN Bill is a gentleman through and through, and although he has been with us only one year, he l1as made an enviable record for himself on the football field, in the 'Cl2lSSl'00Il1, and in CXIl'll-K'll1TiCUlZl1' activities. YVe know we'll al- ways be proud of hitn. Irish-Captain-Jack WE DON'T WANT TO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE V-Victor Record 27586 fa L M edve... , We maintain that our experiences at St. Justinfs have been many and various, and that they are Worth recording. . Today we are graduatingg tomorrow we begin a new life: but yester- day! . . . Yesterday we entered St. Justin High School. VVe expected much . . . and got it. Four years of friendships, of' ups and downs, of suc- cesses and failures: four years of character formation, of discipline, and of training: four years of' mingled duty and fun, four years of slips and lapses, four years of regrets and rejoicings. If we escaped initiation, we were victims of a divided freshman class. YVe presented plays, partici- pated in sports, and sponsored a memorable Breakfast for the Seniors at the Mayflower Hotel. A prom came our way. YVe planned it with good taste and pleasure, and enjoyed it on a balmy night in May. We staged a Mardi Gras festival as juniors and again as seniors. If we became in- volved individually and collectively in many a scrape, We also won a Spelling Bee and a Mass Attendance Record. Three of' our boys brought honor to our school as debaters, and three of our girls did us proud as 'fharmonizers.H Four of' our classmates won scholarships, and ten of' our number made the Glee Club. The most valuable football player, and the star basketball player are both members of our class. I Of' one heart, of one creed, and of one philosophy, we have been trained for purposeful living. Should any of us fail to live up to the ideals set before us by our teachers, we shall be the first to judge our- selves harshly . . . because of four happy and fruitful years spent at St. Juslins TlfB1SENIORS jun X025 GROUP 1 A11 set 1111' the 11111111 1111111' pause: fliaflc 1'11z1'Q xllllf' 1,1111 N1i11111', X111l'111ll .I111ik1111111, A111111 N1llC S1lCll1xC1. Alice X:1111. 0611111111: c1il11lC1'1l1C xY1111L's1l1C, 1?-111'11111'11 Klein 111111 1'1l'111lifl'S S11iel11m. GROUP 2 N11 1'11111i11g! '1'11is is ll 1'C2l1 g'1l11lC 11et11'ee11 j111111-s II1111ley flrjlj 111111 151111 151111111111 friglllj. with kj11111es K1l1L'11111ll1C1' flcfftj 111111 111114 1J11g1111 friglzlj 111'li11g 11s se1'111111s. 1111111 111111111141-rs l1l'C f'1'jl lo riglzlj: joseph fJ'11l'1Cll. 1,211 iI1'11111', 5101111 1111165 111111 Mel- 1111 1iill11e1'. GROUP 3 S111111'111111y 1111s ll 11211 111111 il's going 111 11e 11xe11 111 E11 S11ll'1i 111111 1,111 1,11llg1lCl'ly 1!111l1li11g lircfj, f1l'Ol'gC 1'e11'111i11 f5'11lllt11Hy, 1114111111 llzwuj, .X111'e11 1111111111110 fjruking Ihr' 11111. l1el1i1111 .X1 111'e R111 l51'1111'11 111111 lf11111'les G11i11e11. GROUP 4 CI11l1g11l 1111 l111' 11111 1111111e: flmjl, lmrlc to 11111111 George 1515111-1. james 1.eil11o1f, jack 1Sis111-1. rlfignf, Izmir lu jmnlj l'1'1111cia 1111'- ci111'l111. Ri1'1111l'11 111111111018 111111 NOl'll1l1l1 1x1111lf1111111. GROUP 5 1Jis1'11ssi11g l'1'11111 Music i11 l11e sl1l11i11: 1'I.1'fl to riglzij Rini Bll11C1'131lC'11, Mary M17- Wi11i11111s, 'l'e1'es11 '1'esl1111i, R111 RllSll1CT, R11111 Sylxesler, xllll' Hughes 111111 Ame11i11 .-X111111'11so. GROUP 6 11151 zirrixing for s1'1111o1: fl.1'fZ I0 rkiglztj 1151111110 Wells, .X111111 N111e R1'i111. x11ll'1 1.1111 I'i11gessi, CI11l11e1'i11e Rose 111111 12111111 Sei11e1, 'S'l'Ilfl'l11 Nhlliy li111'11 N11tC111'l111. GROUP 7 Listening i11 1111 KZ11l11e1'i11e I,11111'e1 s 1t11111'e1v s111i1111: fgfllildillg, lwfl 111 riglztj A111l1'e1 N11111'11i1111e1, x1lll'1 j1111e 151111, Yi11gi11i11 Best. fwatecl, lcjly He1e11 l 10I'CIl, friglztj L11Ve1'11e Biller. ABE ALMOST AT THE, HELM forward to a Fifty-four faces--youthful, hopeful, and eager, look Senior year as happy and eventful as the three they have just completed. From the hills of Beechview, Brookline, Beltzhoover, and the Mount, they came to St. justin's - the only year the football team didnft do so well. In this year they accentuated their youth by staging The M'11.si1'zLf Sclzoolroom, starrin Geor e Short Pants Cronin, and the memorable . . 3 , . g , ., production Archibald. 1 hey were voted l oo Hot to Handle. Came the sophomore year and with it Detention Hall, the Monitor System, and the separation of the sexes . . . the boys to the right and girls to the left with different ideas and separate officers. Though the theme song of both groups was I Gel Along Without You Very VVell, the classes were not divided in spirit for they can boast of sponsoring jointly the most successful Breakfast ever given for a graduating class. And yet there was a distinctive spirit of independence: The men folk made a fabulous sum chancingl' a radio ..., S uns les fenznzes, and the girls retaliated by staging a delightful St. Patrick's Day Uperetta .... s 'uns les hmmnes. As sophisticated juniors they joined forces, these boys and girls, and then were divided into mixed groups A and B. One of their members was the only girl on the championship debating team, another girl won first prize in the Spelling Bee, and many of their boys starred in sports. They planned an elaborate prom, went patriotic and didactic in their assembly programs, racked their brains to solve formulas, and dug deep into their pockets to pay for broken test tubes. They argued in French, differed in Latin, and refuted in Shorthand. They participated in every- thing, and distingt ' 'J ' ' ' 2 romising class in the school. lished themsclx es as thc most p CLASS OFFICERS flfff lo riglllj josi-'rn H xxx xx Pl'L'.5'flfe llf ......,.. .... , , , Sl'!'I'I'ftll'j' .... ..,.. l Sl l'l'Y XYARIJ '1'n'r1.mr1'r ...... . .,., IS xkisxlu 'I'tl1-.ls I'izf'-l'n'sicIr'r1l .., ...,. I' xlklrk Nlouxx i L- TI-IEY'BE AT THE HALF Approximately sixty sophomores breathe a sigh of satisfaction as they reach the half . . . a touchdown or two to the good. WVith the humiliation of initiation and the lowliness ol' their freshman status completely for- gotten, they recall only the distinction of being the iirst class to occupy the remodelled auditorium, and ol' having sponsored the 'Abest and big- gest frolic ever held at St. Justinls. As freshmen they defeated the entire high school in the Spelling Bee and Walked off with all three prizes! So much for their first quarter. The second period of the game started off with a bang ,mid the protesting Ugobblesv ol' a live turkey and the dis- tracting odors of the Laboratory homeroom! Editors of the most inter- esting edition of the mlrzsl-iii,-Rewiezu, collectors of periodicals lor the soldiers, distributors of pamphlets, supporters of every project spon- sored in the school, these loyal sophs have an enviable record. As mem- bers of Student Council, their representatives proposed many worth- while measures. Among the Sophs are numbered football and basketball stars, choir members, glee club choristers, and a varsity debater. They need neither colors nor mottos to stimulate school spirit because they have it . . . and they are it. CLASS OFFICERS flrfl lo riglllj l'rr'.sir1f'n! ....,...... XXI nov' FoRTl'N,xro 'l'rr'asur1'r . , . . ...., . . . . . . NIIRIAM Ros:-. .S1'f'lY'flll'j' ........... bfi-XRY Lou AUcUs'1'1N1-1 I'i1-1'-l'r'miz1w1f , ...... L.'UVRl4'NKIli Nlaxtsftx l GROUP l liclilll Gulzissu fr'1'ul1'rj is lacing c'011g1':1In- lz1Ic1I for sc1111c'll1111g' rn' UIIICI' In Iwi' cizlw- 111111052 rlfjt to iiglzlj Syixizi Hnnl. ,Xnn xllllflllilllgll. .xllllil Xlzic O'I'm1lc. lilim- lwili NI01'z1I1ilIm1. lsuhcllc- l5z1l1c1'1'o. Ruth l'l11111I1cl. -l:1c'z1111i11:1 fQ2lglilll'lli, Rlllli l'1111II Rlllil Aliliillll Rusc. GROUP 2 fillllglll 111 lllc noun 110111: lla11'1'1' Marks ffrrml sfzzij. l.co11z11'cl XIUIQLIII flmfk xrulj. GROUP 3 A IIIQIIIIQQQIYIIIQ IllllllCl' 1s11Im11l Io Inc mf- flcrlz fsfllllflfllg, lrfl In rfgllfj 'l'c1'1's:1 Sfilllill. H2lI'I'X Rcigcl. Iionis I3u1111lo. -IUI111 Rll112ll'l, Pill Nl1'il:11'lI11. fi1llllCI'il1C S mmm' . I 3 lz11'i :und Rose' M1111 Slivnkcl. fIX'l11'!'lfIIg, W lffl In I'fg11UlICllIl Fries. Ric'I1x11'1l Lcillioli 111111 xxliliilllll G1'iH111. GROUP 4 Bob Piilnllflllllll is L'l1C17king thc DClC11li1111 List. fil'UlIlJCtl 11111111111 him 1110: flmfl In righlj Rolmcrt Ging. .john Hx11'1li111x111. Hz11'1'1 fiUlll'0f. llo1x'z11'1l l'1i4'llllIilll'l' llllll Robert Fay. GROUP 5 Tho pl10lr1g1'z1pI1c1' iIllL'l'l'lllJlS xvilgillill 'I'r1m11C1 ffl! lln' f1fI17IUQ playing for lim' c'lz1ss111:1lcs: Klwfl In righlj llc1'111i11c Pcllc- grini. xllll'glII'l'l Hlppcrl. Niillf 1.011 .Xu QllSlillL'. -jznicl llcmcl. .Xnnzi xllll'iC Xlillci. Pz1l1'i1iz1 Nllllf, llolrrrcs Smlmcmlcl llllll ,ll'llll Sclizicllci' f5!'IlH'fU. GROUP 6 Il's lnid-11:11 for flfff to iiglrlf Bula Ging. llmnlals BI1'Xa1111z11':1 211111 Rolmcrl Flly. GROUP 7 I'I1c- C'l11'is1111'1s Q '-' ' ' . 1 . .. .llllll l10w1's 111 the Supll-ll 100111: flffl lo rilqlltj Jznnvs flllil1ll.llOSi'l7Il 1111111113 G111 KQIIIZISSO. llnximl Dlblkllll 111111 lurk NIc'IJ011o11gl1. GROUP 8 Rcpurl 1111115 l1a11'c had Cllmlsz flffl In Vwlllj john X'II4iINl'l l lj47ll'llll Ihxis Ink N Q . 1. 1 1 ., 1 Slcvlv. john Slm'kI1z111ac11. I4c1'11z11'1l Piillil- fcrri and 101111110 Wa1scc'ko. we .QIQA 0-mc,-zen A VZQJAWH wk, GROUP 1 XY1111 olxjccls Io 11 S1l0W1J2111? N111 Ro11C1'1 K1111'11l111111'1'! Noi' 1111 Ro111'1'l SlC1J111lllS 1111111 Rccxcs. 111111115 'l'o111c. l'11111 1113111611- 1'cicl1. 111111111 701111 111501111 S11111l1l. Dzlvid H47l'C11. C111'1111'11l S111111, f1111l1'1CS 'l 1'111'c1 111111 l'1C1W2ll'i1 S111cl111111. GROUP 2 1 e fellow 111111 1111: A'211l51X'C1'5u 1101111 f,XYSl1S1 is 111o1111c11 111: fF1'1111I 1'1111'. iff! tv, 'iqlztj 1111111 f1l1l111111Q11i11l1. R111 Pizlqcssi 11.31111 Rivhl 111111 111114 1Vi1s1111. fS1'r'111111 mu' lvl! to 1-iglilj 1111111 1111111111011 1111111 While 1'1l1W211'l1 S1'1111'1'1'l11. 111501111 lclwo. 1osCp1' Miles 111111 1111111111115 Rfllll. GROUP 3 1 .X Sc11io1' 1lL'l'U pusscs 111111 is 111111111011 1111 fl1'1! to riglllb 51111111 l 1'o11111o1l1'1'. A111111 O1'g11. X1111'g:11'1'1 11Ol'211l. P11121 1111111111111 Ruth Sl'11l'1l1. RCg1ll21 S1111i11111. Pcggj Dixon. 11111111 l1111'gc.Lo11isc N1111111I1c1'i. 1 1 1 GROUP 4 C11111111 is good 11111'1i111cfp111'li1'111111'1y w11c11 S0111 115' Nllllkf .X111'1c O'KCc1'c. I'11111i11c 111101 111141. Yi1'gi11i11 Rosu. 1111111111 'l1111111c11i1111 111111 Xloiiison. 1,1111 105111111 111111 Ritz hllickcy. GROUP 5 No 11110 11c1'1' is H1Jllll1l1g U11 llic dog fFr1111t 1'o11', lrll In riglilj 111s1'p11 Kl'2l1lE'1' 1111111 RiC111. 111111cs l.Cgl1ll1'K1, 011111111 C11 '1'i 111111 111111111 11c.X11gc11s. flirlrlc row l1'fl Io riglllj 1 1'11111'is 1-X11:1111s. 111110111115 G111 12lg1lCI', Ri1'11111'11 Clo1111c111. 101111 1'11111l1lL1 x12ll'I1I1 Burke, R11flll4Jl1L1 1121111101 111111 111 scph King. GROUP 6 Ro1'1'o 1311111-1'1'11 81111138 pi1't111'1's 1111' 1110 191. 111111111111 115111111 111113 l1'fl I11 riglllj XYi11i1111 1fc11t1111. Rvgin fi1ll1Cl'1l11. 11111111111 G11111111' R11111111l G1111111r11i. flirwlz 1'011'1 R1111c1'L C211 1is1c, 11111111111 1ii1'11111il1e1', 1111111 G1111141 1111111 l.111'1is1c 111111 N1i1t1111c1 110111101112 GROUP 7 .X 11110-1'i11g l'Il'l'1li 1111 Illlllllllllll 11111 in f1lll1CSf 1l1l1ll'1'1 1S1'ic1111111l, N12l1'f .X11e1 O'Kcc1c, 'liI11111111s H21I'11C1, l'1111'i1'i11 Burke 1111111 Cl111111i11g1111111. A101111 R11111 1110111 11012611 .X1f1'c11 H11lcl1i11s 111111 311111161 l'1csl1. Pfesidmzl ................. Rl-:ms CIRo1'si-1 Sffvetary .............. RlJSI41Nl.-XRX' Aimsls Iieasurfr .....,.. Mun' C.-K'I'llliRlNE Ki-iiaific Ilce-Presirlwzt ........... W.u.'1'lik Kl'1.X5'l' REVIEW A SUCCESSFUL YEAR The first test in any field of social endeavor is that of good Sp0l'l.S1l1Llll- ship, and the freshmen passed it with flying colors right at the begin- ning of the year during Initiation Week. Not a bit daunted by the 4'Wea1'ing of the Masks they were the first class to raise their .lust-iw Review quota. And that isnlt alll They won the Stamp Collecting Con- test sponsored by the Juniors, presented some of the best assembly pro- grams, collected books for the school library, and headed a drive to urge students to attend daily Mass more often. They Won second Hclassf' and individual,' honors in the Spelling Bee, and succeeded in topping all classes all year in the number of representatives on the Honor Roll. They edited the Commencement number of the newspaper, and last but not least, they had the unparalleled honor of having a Freshman as first speaker on the varsity debating team which won the l942 trophy. It is with youthful satisfaction that these eighty freshmen look for- ward to next year. CLASS OFFICERS flejl lo riglllj .QA 0-fad fic .Qczion . 63 P3254 IN WHICH THE SUBIECTS TAUGHT AT ST. IUSTIN'S ARE RECORDED GROUP I Clzuholici Pznnphlcls :irc Czitzilogucrl-:xml lcnl lo thc high school pupils by thc Soph- omore-,X group. GROUP 2 lhc B group ol Soplmlnores follctts :intl nraips Czttholit' Nlngxizincs :mtl XClK'SI72lIJCliS lo scutl lo thc Soltlicrs :intl Sailors. GROUP 3 'lhc Ifrcslnncn wrilc letters lo lhcii' fric-mlQ :intl rccciw :nanny contrilnuions for Clattholic Book llzty. GROUP 4 lhc -junior-IS group mounts pinturcs foi lhc Negro zuul lnmliatn Missions. GROUP 5 lhc Seniors :lssisl Ihr' Legion of Dcticnfy In posting Il flzissilictl list of movies in catch c'luss1'oom. GROUP 6 .Xl thc cilosc of Il Signups for the Missions' l'1lllll71llf2,ll. thc junior-A proinotcrs cut, count and hug thcin. the Subject! Let's Not Change Our Religion course, vitaliled and practical, gave us all the correct answers to lile's inost important problems. X-Vill we ever 'lorget the lucid prools -Iolinny RELIGION Catholic used to give 'Bob Atheist? Can we lail to remember how our Catho- lic Action groups put into practice tl1e theories learned in the classrooin? Sk fl? SF its 'lk 'l'he languages! How well we managed with one until French and Latin caine our way! C'est bien donnnage, was on everyone's lips - and veni, vidi seldom ended with v1ci as far as we were concerned! But we parlez-vous-ed and LANGUAGES Caesar-ed lor a ininiinuni ol' two years until today we feel we could hold our own with any tri-linguist- at least in English! :lf Sli lk lk Il? Algebra, Geometry and 'l'rig took their toll as they passed through our ranks. V . ' . ' l . 'U . ,, ' . . lhough the cube ol McDonough never equalled the hrst power ol Keele, and ,, . . Q . . . MATH the unknown quantities too olten remain so, as lar as we were concerned, we did figure it all out one day- the day we graduated - and it added up to a grand total that will be our mainstay lor the rest ol' our days. ' as as at: :xc as Science, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry paraded before us in the order named, SCIENCE and lelt us enlightened- and indebted lor breakage l :lk Pk 36 36 36 .Our study of History awakened in us political and diplomatic aspirations HISTORY which we promptly encouraged by staging a Bill ol Rights skit or by indulging in live discussions on the problems ol the day. if :ls Sk 26 38 And there was no coinniercialisni about our connnercials! They took typing, bookkeeping and shorthand lor Arts sake - or was it for Leos? ll' you hear any- BUSINESS one talking about One Hundred Girls and A Man' you'll know that the refer- ence ts to the one brave male who competed with a bevy of pretty girls lor Gregg honors . . . and won! The Students cite the Rosary re in a body ' October, during Lent, and May. 35 Future Scientists and Mathematicians on Parade KU Qi C32 542 fnfl ml A group ol' Geometry pupils prepare Lo give a demonstration of their work. General Science pupils consult the library for information on as- signed topics. The 21, li, es ol' Algebra present no diiliculty to these interested freshmen. Future engineers devote the first semester to Solid Geometry and the second to Trigonometry. lVe're all set for an experiment in Chemistry! Three young biologists explore tlie inysteries of life. Linguists at Work -- English, Lcrtin and French flj XfVhile a freshman tackles the first cleclension, two girls translate Caesar, and two boys prepare to give a chalk talk comparing the rela- tive merits of Virgil and Cicero. fjj :X Panel Discussion is an excellent vehicle for practice in public speaking. KU Ray and Bob make oral criticisms Qin Frenchj on the boarclwork ol fellow students ol' French. M1 Library work is an important phase ol' the English course. KJ J Staff ol' the just-m-Rewiezu. fgjj Prose, Poetry. and Diagrams are on the menu lor todays English period. ' Newspaper editors lrom the several classes confer with the Senior HISTORII-RNS AND SECBETARIES VIE FOR WORLD POWER GROUP1 Dots and dashes are no mystery to these Shorthand pupils. GROUP2 The Bill of Rights is a highly inter- esting document to boys and girls of the Civic class who are preparing for a patriotic prograin. GROUP3 Speed tests and rapid transcriptions are daily occurrences lor the coin- iuercial students. GROUP4 American History is the topic of the hour when current events are as ino- inentous as they are today. l l l U5 xp j, i 11: s c ,t Qi, - The Newspaper Thr' 111151-111 Iimfiffzu is our quarter- ly newspaper edited by stalls from an each ol' the four classes Qturn- aboutj under the supervision of Q M the Senior Staff. Its makeup has re- ct, ceived very favorable connnent Q' i front professional critics, and its ap- peal to the student. body is no mat- - ter ol' conjecture, we assure you! 'i The picture to the lelt has no idene tihcations because it is meant to represent the spirit ol' our paper. and not the actual stalls. I an-W4 .Sl ., This year's capable 'lzu and hard-working ' ,-vv- Ettitm-in-czltief, ' :,. .t.::: Ruth Martin .QA f .Q 'z 'zf ' 2 ' f ln addition to our quarterly newspaper we have at St. Justin's a year book published in May ol. each year by the Senior Class. As you are read- ing a typical edition of the juslinian we shall let it speak for itself. To us it will A'speak forever . . . recalling the pleasantest kind of memories. 39 .Q 0-Zz? ..Qcz'Zo-n V0 P34 KSA IN WHICH THE STAFF BOASTS OF THE RECORD MADE BY ST. IUSTIN ATHLETES OFFICERS OF THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION llumbel. THE MEN BEHIND THE MEN WITH THE BALL Wlien the fans give a lusty cheer for a deciding touchdown or roar approval from the grandstands for a clever play, it is not always remembered that months before the game a magnificent piece of Work has already been done by a group of men basically responsible for the ath- letic life at St. Justin High School. We refer to the most efficient organization in the parish-the Athletic Association. Organized in 1938 'Lto assist the Rev- erend Priests to carry out an Athletic policy in St. Justin School, and to give all possible moral and material aid in the training of youth, the A. A. has func- tioned successfully ever since its first meeting. It has taken care of all expenses con- nected with coaching, outlitting, and transporting the teams, it has provided for injured players and has feted the vic- tors. And that's not all-these men have given their time and their money-indr vidually and collectively-to inspire and promote good clean sportsmanship among the youth of the parish. By their example and encouragement they have outlined a program which every high school athlete will Wish to follow in later life. The justinian Stall feels that this is the proper place to express the apprecia- tion of the student body to the persons Who made the plans and provided the background for such a brilliant season of athletics in 1941-1942. Rev. Nlnrlin J. O I'oole Q.-Xthletic Dlret IOYD, President Etlwzlrtl 'Taggart fsei ti nt deskj, Vice-President H. C. Con m 'iecretury jared M. Grace, Treasuicx Charles tizn-inussi. Sergeant of Arms It Head Coach and Captain Admire Trophy o powers in llie winning ol' the lllll lioplix Coicli l'd Doi in ffl'fll'llI1l .ir . . ,mtain lfrianicis Keele fiighij THEY HAD MUCH TO DO WITH VICTORIES One of the most difficult tasks connected with athletics is that of coach- ing. Our current coaches, Ed Doran and Jack Phillips, have shaped players into a Well-organized and smoothly functioning team. Not only have these two men imparted their athletic knowledge to the team, but they have enkindled in them the desire to win, and they have taught them to place good sportsmanship above every other consideration. 1X1 3? if S6 Pl? Though Student Managers are often the Hforgotten men, how could we function without their valuable services? The job of maintenance and distribution of equipment may be less glorious, but it is highly im- portant and merits the Hthanksl' We wish to express on this page. F7 , Bisbey. football coach. Left Pfl'l1lTl'JSllltlClll Maiiagers: itiuk lJanv'liei'lv, Herbert llonoghne cl Right I'if'lu1'efNl1', Jack Phillips, issistinl A RED, WHITE AND BLUE STORY The season just passed provided a fitting climax to St. Justin's football history. With the nieinory ol' a 1940 championship still fresh in the niinds of players who had helped win it, nothing would do the 1941 squad but a repetition of last yeai s league victory. And the victory was repeated-repeated by a team ol' crack players headed by Captain Fi'anc'is Seooge'l Keele who was named all IJlll'0l'lll2IlH two seasons in suctiession, and who tells the story as follows: FAGAN BROWN CRESNAN PETROLIO IWGAFFERTY Lfsrnouo RENZ .ff 11 - 2 ABOUT THE GREEN AND WHITE ST. I11s'1'lN 13. . . . . .NoR'l'l1 I ,xY1c'l 111a o This was 21 I'z1i1'1y easy g2illlC hcc'z1usc N. I . hzul 110 oH'c11sC aL 2111. Sl. .IllSl,lll s scored thc hrsl touchdown aflscr Zl 111z1rc'h ol' 65 yards when L. Petrolio bufkccl ovcr fl'O1ll thc 3-yard 11110. Scucway scored thc scfoml 1ouc'hclow11 O11 21 Clll2l1'lCl'-llllfk sneak 2ll'lC1' hc had set Lhc sc1ori11g111z1y-1111 by Tllllllillg 25 yzmls to thc 2-yard line. L. Petrolio kickccl lhc cxlra point. ST. J1JsT1N o ............... CARRICK o This was 21 very 1121111 game and it cndccl in a scoreless Lic. Iiach 1621111 made one scoring lhl'C2ll,, SL. -IllSLiIl,S lllfllfhillg to the Carrick 5-yarcl line Zlllll missing 21 firsl down by inches. cowwv Kenra KEUG cameo sensvww sf-mn, Ghtgh '52 rf g Q W 11 111,152 HANNAN SOPH AND FROSH PLAYERS ANGLE FOR MORE TROPHIES ST. JUSTIN 17. .NCJR'1'I'I SIDE CA'1'11oL1C o This was a tough ga1ne until the fourth quarter when tl1e OPIJOHSHLS tired badly. Bob Brill started tl1e scoring wl1en he broke loose on a 53-yard jaunt to the ene111y's 7-yard line where he was p11lled dow11 from behind o11 a last 111i1111te tackle. From that ti111e on it was fairly easy with Petrolio scoring one touch- down and kicking a Held goal Zllltl two extra points, while Brill scored 011C touch- down on a 2 1-yard dash. ST. JUSTIN 15 ............. ST. 1.111411 o This was tl1e first leag11e game and proved to be the toughest game played so far. Though it ended i11 victory for them, St. KIllStlI1iS lost Petrolio and Jones for two weeks as a result of injuries. The scoring was divided between L. Petrolio with 13 and Conley with 2. ST. Jusrm lg ....... BURKEli'I l S'1'OYVN 20 This was tl1e only game in which S. H. was scored upon or lost. Everyone who played in that game deserves credit but special recognition should be given Ray- mond Baldy Brown who played the best ball of anyone o11 the field. St. Jus- tin's was leading 13-7 with but 5 111i1111tes to play YVl1CI1 Burgettstown scored two quick touchdowns to win. ST. j11s'1'1N I3 .......... ST. VEEONICA o . V J This game proved to be easy.'Tl3?op- ponents never once threatenedgt. fs goal line. L. Petrolio scored the first touchdown a11d C. Petrolio scored the otl1er on a pass from Brill. Olga. an X :J X 3 3 ALA- Qharlnife Ruth 26115 Ruth. why They cheered Where They Chcercd ST. JUSTIN CHEERLEADERS ADD A FEMININE TOUCH T0 THE VICTORIES Ix'111'1'Ii11g: Clhttrlotle llurge. Ru lh Stalex and Ruth Nl2ll'llll. tslllllflfllgl Olga Cawley and Kittx Shenkel fftllllllllllb. ST. Ittsiix zo ............ St. crEORf,l', o This was the third league ganie and it was won rather easily. St. ustin 's inarched straight down the held after receiving the kick-ofl and scored in less than 5 niinutes. The rest ol' the ganie was played niostly by the seeond teain and they added two touchdowns to the score. Une of the touchdowns was a pass from Ed Haney to Bernie Seneway. Rocco Debeceo and L. Petrolio scored the other two. JUSQISIN 30 ........... ST. 'lliioiwms o The 1,941 team closed its season with the biggest score ever rolled up by a St. Justin teatn. Things went pretty niueli their way and the score kept mounting even though alniost. every tnetnber ol the Iirst and second Learns was sitting on the bench. The scoring was done by Paul Nally Q2 touehdownsj: Petrolio Q1 touch- down, 1 held goal: 1 extra pointjg Tink Mills Q1 touehdownjg Fortunato extra pointsj. S? its Ik SG 256 Thus ended one of St. -lustin's ntost successful gridiron seasons. Hope runs high for a third championship next year in spite ol' the fact that eight eraek players will be lost through graduation. l MAGS CAGEBS SURVIVE THE EFFECTS OE KEEN COMPETITION , l'jrju'r I'irIln'1 Yzlrsily 1C'lllI flvil lo Yigllljfl'qUI'lllllIIlU llimoml. XILIIIQZIII. Clrmrll NlC'DK'I'IllUll U1 Jl'lill I lull l7clwcc'r'o l l,wz1'r'r Pirlun 1l,m'fl In riglll luck rmxy xIC'ljl'l'IllUll. XILIHLIQCI' ll. I1ul'kc'. Ylllcliscrn. livvws Nlmzm XI Hllrkc. l31'mx'n Ibm 111 llfllll gmup: Dc'nlmc'1'. Cmlzlsw. Ming. Xlzlscnl. Tlmlnlmnl. 48 XVhen the 1942 basketball season opened we faced the foe with a world of confidence. Now that everything is over we still retain that con- hdence . . . despite the fact that we often INCL defeat. XVe retain it because we are sure we did our best . . . and because we know that it is much harder to lose than it is to win. Good sportsmanship has always been our goal-and that's a goal no one need miss. If our basket- ball season was not as glorious as our football experience, it still was no mean showing. NVC won more games than we lost, we made third place in the league, and we attracted and satis- fied a large following. YVe got off to a great start by winning the hrst and second league games. The opening contest with St. Luke ended in a 32-I4 victory for St. Justin in spite of the fact that we were on the short end. Our next game was with St. Mary of the Mount. The pre-game prophets gave them the victory by a margin of l0 to I5 points, but we gave them the surprise of their lives when with a minute to go and leading by 27 to 25 we froze the ball for the biggest upset of the year! The game with St. Basil was un- fortunate from the start. Becker put four in a row through the strings and we never caught up . . . final score, 26-lti. There followed an easy victory for St. -Ioseph's strong aggregation . . . a 35-I8 defeat for us. Our next encounter was a thriller. XVith a minute to go we were leading, 2l to 17. Vie began freezing the ball Intl lost no time in swishing four points through the hoop to tie the game up as the gun sounded. Forced to play three minutes overtime, neither team scored, but in the second overtime period Straub and Mosh of St. George made baskets and defeated us, 25 to 2l. At the start of the game with St. Veronica, it looked like a walk-away for our opponents. ,-Xt the half we trailed by a score of I5 to 4. lint we kept plugging away and we brought the AND TAKE THIRD PLACE IN THE CATHOLIC LEAGUE score to IG-I2 at the third quarter. The very last minute again proved fatal to us. The score was 2l to 20 their way when we missed a foul shot that would have tied the game. Opponent O'Brien put the game in for his team with a long shot that made the score 23-20. The return game with St. George was a dif- ferent story. Early in the game we took the lead and kept it to the end, when the score was 33-20. XVe had a return game with St. Basil which was close throughout. A tie at the half, it looked like a close victory for St. until the boys from Carrick tied it up at 20 all. The three minutes overtime was all Rufiing- of the opposing team. He intercepted five passes and turned them into points. The second game with St. Luke was more like football and, as in football, we f'0IlflllCl'CCI with a score which was very close-20-25. Our return game with St. Mary of the Mount proved that they conldn't win them all on their own floor. MR: heat them by a score of 26-l5 . . . the first time St. Justin ever beat them at home. Again we met St. Veronica and they avenged their first defeat by leading us all the way through to a final score of 23-17. St. 'loseph's, the future champs of the league, made an early lead and kept, it. Our opponents were unbeatable on their own floor, and final score was 33-20 their way. In addition to the above games, we played twelve non-league games and one tournament. Statistics reveal that we chalked up 510 points to the opponents' 567, and that's not a bad record for a team boasting of only one senior player. Outstanding among the individual scorers were Captain Bob Brill, who pierced the hoop with 00 points, Larry Mangan, who rated sec- ond with 89, while Debecco, Fortunato, Doran and Burke came next with 63, 57, 38 and 31 points, respectively. 7?-aiu Ze .gczfion VG N91 .34 W W 1 I IN WHICH ARE RECORDED SOME SPECIAL ACTIVITIES OF THE PUPILS THE GLEE CLUB CLIMAXES After a winter ol lIll'Ol'lH?ll practices i11 tl1e cozy c1ua1'ters ol' the studio, the choristers delighted tl1e student body and faculty 011 Fridziy, May lst, with a concert ol' well-selected 11llll1lJCl'S. NVhat pleasant memories must be contained within the walls of the room at the top ol' tl1e stairsl' when one considers the personalities that made 11p tl1e glee club and the little incidents that lllZ1tlC many an occasion memorable! Virginia's Weekly posters, Earls frequent excuses, l3rill's fear of an audience, the trio's harmonies, Gordon's noble attempts-all these and 111ore combine with choral success to make the l94l-42 season one of the best ever. STUDENT COUNCIL MEETS Nlembers of Student Ciouncilz 11.1111 lo riglzl, firsl mzvj John Nliiljtllltlllgll lkil'l'CllhlITClT5, Francis Keefe Ql'residemj . Cllmrlolle Burge fSCCI'ClIll'fj. Srwnzrl Row: Nlnri I,. Pizigessi, l5Cl'll2l1'Ll Senewny. Olga Klzlwlei. Ruth xlilfllll. Third Row: Alfred DCl1lll1lJO, hlaunes Leilholf, Gordon O'Keefe, Leo Renl. Ray l'si:1lx, Regis Crouse. I om'll1 Row: Mary I,. Millar, Allllll M. Shenkel, liileen Burge, David llorzm, -jzmics loole, Ben OYCOIIIIOY and Anthony 1'lUl'lUl12ll0 1942 SEASON WITH CONCERT Glee Club Nle111be1'sfl5oys: flvft lo riglitj Lawrence Nlangzni, Guy Galasso. BCl'lllll'll Senewzty Robert Klein. Louis Bonato. Leo Rem, XVillitnn Cireehan, Howard liiehniiller, john Yztldisertt Gordon O'Keefe. Rll'll2ll'il xY2lllllCl'S and Robert Brill. Girls: Ruth Xlartin, Olgztilhwley, iliL'l'CSll Testoni. Marx Ellen Nlcflztrtliv, Marx' Lon Millar. Ciatherine S uortolari. Xilflfllllil iliO0lllCY, Sxlxia . , . l - . . Huot, Mary L. Piagessi. Ciliarlotte Binge and Ruth Staley. T AT 3 30 ON WEDNESDAYS To see parliamentary law observed to the letter, to hear students discuss the faults of the rnonitors and the weak points ol' the detention systetng to witness a defense of the cheerleaders and at attetnpt to break witl1 tradition, drop in when student council is in session! A live organization affiliated with the Pittsburgh Federation of Catholic Students, the stu- dent governtnent unit of St. Justin High School has been a help to the faculty and a boon to the students for the past two years. The Council takes its work seriously and its success hutnbly. Active in the campaign against indecent literature, it supports every project proposed by Father Vogel, the director ol the Federation, and takes a similar interest in intra-tnural lunctions. THEY'RE TOPS IN TALKING Pat Crowe and Catherine Mae Lohrer, juniors, were elected king and queen of the school's Mardi Gras festival. For Winning the cov- eted honors, they led the grand niarch and were attended by a court of eight boys and girls. They aren't yes-men by a long shot, but they are Hchanipsi' when it comes to saying Uno. This expres- sive picture is of the St. Justin High School negative debating team, Mary Lou Millar, David Arthur and Bernard Pizzaferri, who defeated all Corners in the Federation of Catho- lic High School Students, debate series. ST. JUSTIN'S ROYAL PAIR JOURNALISTS ATTEND CONVENTION RClJI'L'SC'lll1lllX'l'S sclling Sl. justin High School IO ilu' llC1lClllllI5lk'l' Ol' Sl. XvlIli'L'lll l'l'cp in llic IO1111 U ' Seton Hill , gv while llllClltllllS Ilic Xllllillllll fillllllblll Iron Xswcizllioii flUllNL'llll4lllI Svzxlcil llcll IO iiilirj filllllllll O'Kcclc C'l1'll'lOIli' llurgv Rlllll SL'1lL'x Rulli XI'11'li11 OI 1 fmlu Rn , ,I U , lllillltl l'si11k :incl l'lLllllCl' lilllllllllil CIIIICU. Slzimliny, lJL'lllIlll llic Ullllllflllbllll Nlzuikcx, Pail CIIOWC x amd .john Bislmcly FIRST HONORS .Q X at Q I I I COR DON O'RliEFlC OUTSTANDING STUDENTS SECOND HONORS THIRD HONORS FOURTH IIONURS 1 A' is: gg5egg:egzigfgeafsiggiefigiffa55515 ,. .. .V 1' :eil ' Q 1 . 1- -A-R if -Q. ..:.:.1:1.g. H .ESRI Av ...QE , gi-.::g5i5E5E2: . .EEEEEE5EE:':5AE:::- ' ., gi: Vg.. 2:51 .,.3.,.3:K,.:-4, .,..,.,,,., 1:5535 vi. A 55i5i55555'-1-fifw --1--1 1 ef LEO RENZ RUTH STXLEY FRANCIS REEFE . . . whose scllolzlslic 2IVCl'I1gC them clisiiilclivc l101lO1'S. lm llic fum' ymrs Ol' liigll sm'liOOl mmils lor Here are t - 'A- hc gl'C'll six Lef Staying :1l'le1' school is no hard ship lo those interested in debut ing! In the li0l'CgI'0llIlll :11'e: l'2ll l'llTl2l llurlae and Mary l,. l 1 gessi. Ill the llllfkgfillllltl ure: David .'xl'llllll', lidwzird Schlcrelh. Onorio fiillllffl. Czitherine Nl. I.0lll'Cl', xxllllll NI. Reidx. jack Steele. l,eon111'd Morgan, Ben fjifillllllllll 'lieresu Testoni. .luck Wilson, l':1l Crowe, I.11Ve1'ne Biller, Waller Keust and joseph King. Debating Club Produces GIT1 Late in November sixty willing students niet to organize 21 debating club. Thereafter sessions were held every Monday alter school. Conven- tional type and Oregon style debates were sponsored, and in January the Club entered six of its nienibers in the Federation Series ol' one hundred sixty debates. The topic of discussion was: Resolved, that the ,-Xniericaii Secular Newspaper Is Meeting Its Social Responsibilitiesf, St. Justin School e1nerged victorious by defeating its last group of oppo- nents on the least ol' St. Justin. Champion Te I .. . .. l to right f1X'f'g11iirw' lrioj lle1'11:11'tl l'izL11fe1'1'i, lr Xlxirx lou Xlill'11' Unit I . . . , 1 l.X1'tl1u1'.1.-ljlirnlnij lim' lrioj fi0I'll0ll 0'licei'c lvllllllll flcl llllll. Leo 56 RCIII. Il- IT'S PAY DAY FOR THE MONITORS , Czlptalin Ran l'Si2li'i is clistrilrutiug scnifc Czrrcls to thc scuior boys who assist tllc fztctulty in keep- ing order in thc hulls zu C'illlllgC ol' tiluss. fl'iUl'f'gi'IlltIIII, Inj! In riglzlj .luck Bi2ll'iiCl', Riclmrcl Krug. litlwzml l-Izmcy. Robert lEt1rl4c..lzrlm-s Humlmcl. lC1u'l Patterson. Willizuu Fagan. licrnzml Scncwuy, lc amd Rui l'si11L. flirzrlcgmtuzrlj Leo Rcuf. Robert Brill. William Crcclizm, Leo Gortlou O'Kcc Elscsscr :mul Rolmcrt lilcin. UQUILL AND SCROLLH AT THE WINDOW Prcsitlcut Hairy l.ou Nlillzlr rin riglzl u'ir11l0zt'l with SCl'l'Cl2ll'f ililtiilllll Sfliultc rlvfl zt'iH1lozt'J clis- cuss plains for ar llNlXlC zuul il xguttlcxillc slioxx' uitli thc juniors zmtl scuiors xrlimc rzuilx in thc up- ' O lill per tiliircl of tlmc rluss :mtl wliose jouruxllistir ziliility lllllixk' lilblll IllCllliJCl'S ol tlxc liouorzrry it illlti Scroll Soficti. I.cl't lo right: Ruth lXlzu'liu lullutut Whitt iclt Cliuloltv, BUIQL ltll Slxlltw. liclwnusl lluucr, l'1xl Crowe. Rolmcrt Klciu. ,Xutoiucttc FOl'lllll1llO. Rita: BllllCl'iJLll'il. 1.00 . il 3 ' 'S r, In' - Rt RCIIIV. .Xuuzi NlglcSl1cl1lNcl. Nlvlroy lliltucr. Xtulrci xIL1WillllllL'f. Olga Lziwlcy Ltllti -luck Nlgulwi. ,i 1 t REHEARSING FOR IN THE PINK llirector Peter Xv2llSil hats his exes on the Muster untl Mistress ol' Ceremonies, liernznrd Senewny znul Clhznlotte llurge. 'l'hc quar- ICI on the left inclutles Nlurgztret Dixon. llztrry fl0llI'0l', Herlnine l'c-lligrini :intl iltnnes Quinn. Ida liontito is ut the piano. OLGA CAWLEY LI-KDS AND LASSIES GO MUSICAL Seventy high school pupils in 21 tneclley ol' fun :incl laughter packecl capacity houses when they presented the tninstrel show, ln 1116 Pink, stztgecl by Peter :incl Richztrtl Wlztlsh, those tnztsters ol the art ol' entertainment. A cloxen talented solo- ists, a quintet of inclispensable Cl1Kl1l1CIl.0llCJ2lCli lfrck, and 21 clelightlul pair ol' interlocutors sang :incl clancetl and jokecl in front ol' a chorus ol' peppy boys ztncl girls who zthnost stole the show with their snappy nutnbers on the the evenings ol' April gy :incl to in the auclitoriutn ol' Prospect School. 53 She llunced in the Minstrel. T171 mm Ji WE LF, gum' HS RENILNIISFR FR ANC JIS KEEFE 'mr CHARLOTTE RUR GE ff0IIl1J31'C Records Icl L'll'f'lfOlI by 11111 .slu- cIc'111 l1m1y:1.s11cp1'wc-111z111'1as ol 1114- spiriz ul Sl. -f11.sIi11's UH'flI'L:' UI 1l1rfi1' sf'l1f1lz1sl1c' SIIIIICIIVIIKQQ IlIi'1'F pr1p111.'11'i1,1. 1114-11' ilIlL'l't'.Sl 1.11 c-x11'z1-r'111'- 1'c'11l:11is, 1I1v1'1' sc1'1'ir'c1 to Illr' ,sc'1111r1l. 111111 Il1c'i1' :1ll-11111111111 lQt'IIllfIlCI1L'.S,S. 'N .aotmwatwwa NVithout patient and efhcient guidance. without inspiration and motivation, without moral and financial support, no high school stall' could possibly produce a creditable year book. It is with this thought in mind that we, the I9-12 staff of the justiriiml, wish to express our indebtedness and our gratitude to those listed below: To NIR. ROBERT A. KRAMIQR of the Liberty Engraving Company, who, judging by his attitude toward our work, might have been a member of our own graduating class! Mr. Kramer never failed to give us the psychological lift we so often needed and kept us within our budget without disappointing us. To MR. EDYVARD Cfxkriv Axn Nha, I-'RANK l'usuw,.t of Gimbel's Photo Reflex Studio. who photographed the pictures in this book, who gave us all kinds of service and time along with their artistic suggestions and criticisms, and who never failed to find ways to carry out ideas. To NIR. RAYMOND A. hfANGIS of St. .Ioseph's Protectory Printing Company, who encouraged our bright ideas and who taught us as he served us-with a tolerant understanding of youth's shortcomings. To NIR. R. K. BAKER of the Molloy Cover Company, who never tired of showing us samples and whose eagerness to please us was unquestionable. To Ouk PA'1'koNs AND AIIYFRTISICRS, without whose support no one could have done anyllzing for us! ANU FlNAl.Lv T0 OUR Ct,.xssMA'l'lis for the inspiration they gave us and for the big part they played in financing our work. THE STAFF zqwiaqmpkecf 4 Dax id MCCosker Company UPI oole Religious Article Co. Prixate joseph Mark llonaghue Mr. lftank Sill Mr. M illram M'alsh Pupils ol the lfifth Grade Pupils ol' the Sixth Grade Pupils ol' the Seventh Grade Pupils ol the Eighth Grade A lfrientl A Ifriend A lfriend A lfriend Mr, l.un1 Mr. Carl Schiffrauer lsaly Boys Albert Njflllj Mr. and Mrs. Kalchthaler Mrs. Mary Keefe Mr. joseph Balzer Mr. l.ouis Seheid Vic Cianco Edith Russel Diamond Bakery Mrs. Robert Klein Mr, William Klein Miss l.ultl Slattery jimmy Caldwell, jr. Gilbert C. Ivers Gilbert A. Ivers joseph M. lyers Mrs. Charles Klein South Hills Sports L1-uler Mr. and Mrs. j. lu Markey, ji Mr. and Mrs, Conltu Mr, jas. Butler W. R. Logan C. 'l'. Albrecht C, R. llouser Ceo. R. Martin Miss Dorothy Martin Carol Aim Hamilton Marie Reno Raymond l.. Martin ll. IJ. M'elt'h Mr. l-'rank E. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Zenker Mrs. Mary Black Rotl'ey's jewelry Kncll's Bakery Ml, Washington News Henry Schurman joseph Smith jack Ruwart Bill Ruwart Mrs. G. E. Shenkel Mrs. M. B. Foley Mr. Shenkel Martin ID. McCann Moe and jim Brill Mr, john Tnlcnko PATRON S Rev. john B. Barry Rev. Martin O'Toole Rev. 'l'homas Murphy A. T. Gordon Mrs. jolm Sullivan Mrs. Teresa Borelli Mrs, Edward Gibbons Mrs. XV. j. Walsh A Friend Mrs. j. A. Zenaeker A. A. Utzig A. j. Chilleo Mrs. Carrie Burge Mr. j. F. lfinan Mrs. Blanche Summers Mrs. l-'raneis Parker Mr. jas. kelly Mr. Patil j. Bruene Mr. Alvin Reeves Miss LaRue MeGahey l-'red Pawell Ray Metiahey Bill Curtin Mr. A. Conners Mr. and Mrs. A. IJ. Sweeney Bernadette M. Creehan Mr. and Mrs. j. tlreehan john I-'. Creehan Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Pugliese Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Thopson Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Donoghue Mr. james NVeaver Lawrence Nally Elmer Fries Mrs. L. Elsesser A Friend A Friend Mr. Leo I-llsesser Mrs. Genevieve Moran Miss Mary Keeling Mr. john P. Carrigan Mrs, Nell B. Ryan Bernard l'lZllIl'Cl'l'l, jr. Mrs. Erma Bonato Mr. P. T. Fagan Mrs. P. T. Fagan Mr. Thomas Fagan Mr. Anthony Federolf Mr. john F. Tobin Howard F. Gross George Yee Mojo's Phillip R. Fagan Angel Piaequatlio Adeline De Francisco Mary Lee Phillips Virginia Agostino R. Gaudelli Mrs. N. lfortunato R. Basilion Gloria Santadonato joe Fortunato Mike Fortunato Mr. Chas. H. Carnegie Mrs. Chas. H. Carnegie Miss Anna Evelyn Gallagher Mr. Man. H. Tliotupson Mrs. XV111. H. Thompson Mr. Alec Tllompson Mr. Robert Thompson Mrs. Robert Thompson Miss Mary Alice Thompson Mrs. Florence Burton Mr. Michael Horan A Friend Metropolitan Cleaners jos, Garofolo Mr, john R. Gorman Dr. Paul Lilly Mr. and Mrs. C. MI Loxman Mrs. Ida Smith Mrs. Tau Mr. Leon Halter Edna Slattery Burke joseph A. H2lllC1' Mr. Heekman Mr. Robt. Perrett, Sr. Mr. Robt. Perrett. jr. Manager of Dow's Pa. Station Mary and Bernadine Collyer Realty Co. I.. Shanahan Paul M. Waters A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. P. If. llumbel A Friend Walter Carrol A Friend Mr. j. L. Schulte Mrs. I.. Srhultc Edwin Donoghue Carl Capone Anna Scneway Mrs. A. G. Wlagner Mary M. Dayitt South Hills Floral Shop Packers jeweler H. F, Donnelly Apple Mary's Mrs. Mary Smith Mrs. M. A. Crowley Mrs. Frances Kubit Mrs. WVilliam Brophy Mr. C. Staley Mrs. j. C. Staley Anonymous Grumbler's Hunting Club Mr. and Mrs. Usiak Mrs. Mary Shenkel james L. Erek, jr. Harry McQuaide Mr. and Mrs. j. H. O'Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Robt. A. Burke Miss jean Markey Mr. and Mrs. john I . Markey, Sr Mr. Patrick Butler 19th WARD DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE CIIARULS T. Fo1.1zx'. . V1cs'1'A M, HALL.. -I. K. AIICNNINGS.. NIARION 1J11'1c11.1ax1Ax. . John Cromer -loscphinc Sl'K'lClElll2lli 'l'l1o111as Hobson l'll0l'CllCC Szilmo Maury I. llrungess 'l'I1o111z15 Nlcflz11'll1y Nlzn-garel Slznin Mary ,'xlCN2lllClCl' l'lclwz11'cl NiC'l'l2lllllCll IiIi1z1I1cIl1 Curley 'lllomus l'. Kccley Clzilllcrinc O'Do1111ell .Xllli0l1llCll2l l'clr011c hlznncs Bzxrrclt Nlzirgaret Mm-'llifrlie Kccnmi Nlrs. A111111 Kccfer William lf. Walsh Nicholas Dc I.0l'Clll0 Iimil VI. Sl0C'lill2lllSCll Lillian D. NIl'I,0ll0llgll joseph O,iNl1ll'1l lfrzink Sill fi2lll1CI'illC Connolley William O'lJKJ1ll1Cll -.- Q- . .,I1'l1i11q Cllllliflllllll l . . .Vine Cllfllllllllll . . . . . .SI'l'I'L'fll'i'j' . . T1'r'asun'r HClCll E. Coslvllo lvlililllll H. Rumi-ll I'll'1lllC'CS Sarim-1'ic Slcllzx .X1iCllCl' William Mcolu Rosy l'lOIlI2lllkl Rolmcrl XV. I,. 0'lErie11 Cililll'liillC You llc1'en1z111 illlllililll H2ll'lIlRlll Clnroliiic Meier 'I'l1o111zls I.z1111l1 clll1ll'lCS Nlilcllcll jcnnic Butler liclwzilrl Burns xillflt' fllllllllllglllllll Eric' Iillioll Szmillcl Shock xl2ll'glll'Cl Hippcrt l'z1l1'ick Mooncy Nlziry Mangan XVilliz1111 Grilliii Nlauic 1-l. Slmwanllcr kl'll0lll1lS Rooiicy Delia lfreig y- ,,,,,-,,,v,,, ..,,,,. ....... : : ,,.., ..... : : ::::::::::::::: 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I b - The New Prosperity Market Mt. II,fl.S'lII7lgfUII,S AICZLIKCSI and Mos! 1II0drfI'I1 Sion: IVIIILRE SICRVILII-Q AND Qux1,l'1x' l'Rm'A1L - :::::::::::.-::::::.-::::::::::::::::,:::::.-:::::::::::.-: nf- :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I Hr1mI0I-k 3:15 .1 V A ,V I, f1UIIlIlfllll!'I1fS 'I 'I I, I, 1: RADERS l'lI.XRMACY 'If I, I, H. .R. ' 1 . r ,. 1: 'R ' I 'UI' lg IIOOK5 mon SIORE 'I A 'I :I 151 SULIIHIQRN .wENlI1c 'I U 5'fIRlU'1' NRWAI I I 1: Wusllingtrm l'illslIuI'g'h, Pal. II 'I II II L: ---- :::::::::::::::::.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I,:,,,::,,,r,..,,,,::,:,,,,:,.,,,,,:,,:,,,,::w,,,,:::::::::::::: I :I I 'I 'I 'I I WM. SLATER 6: SONS 'I II I RM'AlcIN1I Sluxlllila I, ' I . ,, . :I lfl '.X'liIi.1l, Dl1il',lJlUl1.S I 'I 'I -Q4 I 'I 'I 'I VIRGINIA .XVI',Nl,'LQ ANI KI-..fxkmRc:14, S'I1uf.Ic'I', Mr. W,xsI1INu'1oN 'I I :I Pllcmc lLVc1'glzulc ZIZI-15 I 'I I rr I 'I 'I EZRU.-XIJIVAY ,-XVIZNLYIC, l51a1cc:Hvl1iw 'I I 'I 7-III XXYM1-11Nc:'I'cIN Rcmn, Mr. LEBANON 'I If Pllonc Llihigh 2107 It :I I I, ' L-:::::::::::::::::4..,-::::::::::::::::::::::.-::::::::::::: 9 -,,,,,,,,,,,,v,,,,,,,,-,, 7 : 7 f-- - - - ::::::::::: - - - - -:::::: GRIjIiTINGS CLASS OF '42 Iohn L. Boyle Cf Jffl pli fflfffz rs of Mr. Iohn I. lVlcCc1r1n 1 zzlc I Mr. E. Brill Bastian Brothers Co rlIll!IllfIll'f1U'l7lg ,lr'zz'z'l1'V5 and Slaliurzcrs ROCl'lES'l'ER, N. Y. Designers and l,l4OilllK'Cl'S of l'lllllJlC1l1S for Clubs XVRITIC FOR FRICE CA'l'Al.OGUIi MR. CIHAS. E. NICIJONALD Dlsrxlcrl' x1ANAc1aR 920 INVES'l'NlEN'l' BUILIJING 239 FOURTH AVE. Pittsburgll, Pcuna. Phone lflideral 1709 CO!ll1Jlll'l1611lS of Josm-H REED The Page Milkmarz TON Y ClANC1I,l,,-YS BARBER SHOP Finest Ilrzirrzzliing in 'I'r1u'n 8013 W.XRRlNG'l'ON ,-XYICNVE l'ilIsl1111'gl1. P11 Free Delivery Service VICIOI ZCIHOII1 P7'ffsc1'ijJli07z Srfrzlice Your Communily Drug Store SICK ROOM SII PPLIES 160 SOUTHERN AVENUE EVergIz1dC 2266 WYE CALL FOR AND DELIVER BROOKLINE PRESSING CO. S.-I M fIlGlOT'I'I Dry ClfllllDig -P7Y'.SSilIgiDj'fffflg 1200 BROOKLINE BLVD. Pitlslulrgh. Pu. I.Ehigh 0794 Rcs. LOcust 0628 Realtors liuilders Open Every Night-LOcusL 1000 S. KLEIN AGENCY S. S. KLEIN, Gan. Mgr. GENERAL INSURANCE--NOTARY PUBLIC MEMBER OF I I'I I'SBl'RCII REAL ESTATE BOARD 814 RROOKLINE BLVD. Pittsburgh, Pa. Compl imcn ls of R. J. KRUG Com plimcn ls of ANGIE'S BARBER SHOP 956 BROOKLINE BOULEVARD I'illslulrg.gl1, P11 TRIANGLE GRILL IJf'!If'IU1l.Y Frmd SOIVIHERN SHILOH Clmnplimcnls of MR. 8: MRS. HARRY KLEIN CUlII1UliIIlf?Hf.S Of Fuhs Restaurant 200-2-4 HOGCS AVENUE Hcmlock 9384 Dull C.1':1c1u:1lcs Gel l,0Sili0llS. AVIIVF 1ll'I-'INS l'l.XCl-XII NT l41'Rl-Al' IlICI,1'S DUF1- S IRON CITY COLLEGE 125 IJl'Ql'ESNE ww Arlvllllllil' 4875 Finest NVIIICS, Hcsl of I.1lll1U1'S, l1ec1'onT11p srl-11:I'xl.l1lxr: IN ll'AI.IXN .un .xm-'kluxx llISl1l S JOHN LOGIOIJICE Cali' qlonx lnralomrzli, Prop. 102 SOl l'HERN AVENl'E l'1vCl'g'l2ll1C 1380 Ml. Washington PAUL XVlLD'S SUPER SERVICE 1,1-XIII. AVILU, Prop. Gus, Af'c'f'5sm'ies and Oils ck,xmM:Asli ANU GREASINIL SERVICE 10 VIRGINIA AVENUE 2600 PIONEER AVENUE TERHEYDEN COMPAN Y llL'ZL'L'1l' rs 1CllQll'I'V-SEVI-iN VIQARS IN THE SAME PLACE 530 SMITHFIELD STREET l'illsbu1'g,11. Pa. Plmuncsz HEmlock 06504EVe1'g111de 1-420 I. P. COLLIGAN K BRO. Fznzwml Ilirwrtors 800-802 CARSON ST.. S. S., 009 XVARRINGTON AVENVE Pillslxurglm. Pu. KOSTORS BAKERY Qzzulilx' liakwl Comb ll BOGGS AVENUE EVc1'g1z1n1c 3118 ClI7l7lJlf7I1r'?l'lf.S Of Mr. George Lunz C!I7I'lpHlII67'1fS of A Friend f-::::::::::::::::::::::::: Cr1n1j2Iin1r'11t.S Of Ben Construction Company ...Q-. 101 Hargrzwc Strect Pillsburgh, Pa. I,.-XUFER'S MARKET 20 BOGGS .XYICNITIZ l'illslm1'gll, Pa. FORT Pl'I 1' FIXTURE CO 1 XSSCUK lI.fKf I'l' FORT PI'1 I' SIGN CO. 2056 w. LI 1s1zR'1'y Avrz. LEhigh -1101 Hlimlock 9723 SH I LOH RESTAURA NT Thr' Plan' to Ea! QI7 SIIILOH STREET Ml. XVIISIIIIIQION .mn-'s l'Slf sim-1 1fN'l'RAxc:lc HE. 9211! INNOCENTVS DINING ROOM Br'1'V, II'ir1l', LIIIUUV and Fim' Foods Party 111111 Iirnlqzlri SUri'ir'c 321 BINGHANI ST, NIl.NY:1SI1illgl0l1. I'illsb11rgl1,I'n. CARI. CAPONE .Slmr Rwpuiriizg IGS SOUTHERN ,XVENIIE NIZYVLY RliXIOlll'I.l-ill ANI! AIR-KiOXDI'l'lONI-'IH FOR SVNINIICR ISOXVLING ISOULEV.-XRD BOIVLING ALLEYS 810 ISROOKLI N E ISO LTI.IiV,'XRI3 011611 ml 11110111 llum' :SL For Lcuguc RCSC1'X'2llIiJI1S call LE. 6506 'I'HE SCOTT MORTGAGE CO. Enw,-xkn C. DURAN FRICZK ANNEX .X-IIIIIIIIIC' 72l0 EVc1glude 3389 'fmt lucx.vxLL sroku I'l1z1r1nzxcy Our Business MCGINN IS BROS. Thr Friemlly Drug Store B.-XILI-LY .VXVENVE at Rl l'H STREET XII. XVIISIIIIIQIOII, Pittsburgh, l'a1. EXICVQIIILIC 3907 BUCGESS GROCERY ITILXYORTH :md GRXY STREETS Phone EVcrgInclc 0347 PATRICK C,-XYVLEY A!1If'rnmn YVILLIAM CAIVLEY Nolary C. R. SHAW' Compl imcms of SOUTH HILLS 5 K I0 STORE ,Xxxx Sioxxicu, Prop. ISOGGS und WYOMING PiIlSiJlll'gll, Pnl. Cmnpl imeuts of lhe SOPHOMORE CII Cmnplimenls of IHC FRESHIXLNXN CL,-XSS Checking .-Xccounls Savings Accounts Cupilul, Surplus and Undividcd Profits Morc 'Than 55A1,00O,0O0.00 South Hills Trust Company SHILOH :nt SYCAMORE ST. ML. xVZ1Shi1lgl011 Safely Deposit Boxes -'l,l'2lVClBIA,S Checks NIICRIBICR FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Crnuplinlcn Ls of Lhc JUN IOR CLASS GO TO li ,-X R D ' S For floor! T,lilIg.S In Ea! - Cl1+111p1i111c11ls of ST. C1-XNICES LYCEUM SEIDEIQS PASTRY SHOP For Qzmlily lialwzl Gumls 162 131-LOWNSYILLE RID. llEm1o1tk 3120 ANTON IO SONTO PIETRO Morlrnz Slim' Rfllllfl' XYURK noxli XV1IlI,11 1011 w.x1'1' 33 ISOCLGS ,XY1-QNl'E Plmnc 1lE111111c'k 3273 H1LF REALVINY COBIPANY 1:1m11N1f11 011' GRAY X SOIHFHERN 1XYENl'E l NIL. Xv21S1111lgl0ll, 1'g11., l'a1. F 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 + + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ L, XV1I,LI.XM TIMMONS 4l1Ic'r'+11r111-Ciiwil and flrimimzl Cases 20 E. c1.xRSfJX l1l S111i1111ic111 LIO1111 1252 c1OllllD11lllCll1S of 1116 111111 XVARD SERVICE CLUB fx:-- - :::::::::.-::::::::::::: 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 1 1 4+ 4+ + 4+ + 4+ gr - C0llllJ11lI1C1lIS of ST. JUSTIN SCIIOOI. 1 2936 We C1111 For 211141 Dclixu QIOHN FRIES 'l111ilm'i+1g - l'11'.x'.x'ir1g 4 R1'j111iri11g lllmlllillg IIIIII 1,'YI'1l1g 309 BOGGS AVE. :::: -::::::::: - ------ ------4 Phone EVcrglz1de -1132 GEORGE ny. s'1'E1NDoER1f13R, Jr Frrsh and Suzokcrl Mmts 15 SOIVIEHERN AVENUE Ml. Waslxinglon Pillslmurgll, Pu. lirsl II'isl11's from SHILOH FRUIT KI.-XRKET 228 SHILOH STREET Ml. XV:1sllil1gl0n Cnnzplimcnts . of Colony Grill EQ... 39 SOUTHERN AVENUE Free Delivery Plmnc EVC1'glilKlC -15511 DICKM,-XN'S PHARMACY 1'r1'scrij1tiw1s zz Sjzcfially 'IHIC lil-Sl' OF 1mR1'r.s ,x 1' 1.ow1as'l' mucxis 21 BOGGS AVENUE Mt. Wushingloxx A MEASMER K COMPANY 1 UR.-xxlwllew .wnxun Pllwllllllgll, Pu. W. H.XX'NI11b L. HAYNES TRIANGLE PANTS STORE 220 1sRowNsx'11-L15 ROAD Ml. Oliver EVcrglzulc 1390 S'l'.'XNC'S MARKET .Hf'nl.s'. f1l'f1l'l'I'i!'X and Pmrlurv SOUTHERN AVENUE l'ilLsl1urgh. Pa. ,,--,,,,---,,,-v,,,,,,,,-v, f'----v---vvvvv-----vvv----v :1 1 I I 1 1 I I , , 1 - 1, 1, hX crgladc 3117 1, 1 Cornplnnrnts I: U, Ig I 15. 11.111501 ll EQ 5055 1 I1 :I Fl'l'.Sll 111111 5171016611 Alwlts H. Iustin Brown :E 1: 1 I :I 171 so1 1'H1:RN AVENUE . . .. , ., I' 1' P1113 -1,1 pf 1.11.3 LR,-xl. c10x1RAc.1oR 'I ,: 1 2 Ula If 4- 1: :I I I 1: In 1- ., 1, :,,,::,,:,::::, -,:::::::: 1, I 1 V V Y l I I 0041 frl'CCIllllll'5I Dr1ve 1, :I I Ah' Ilcbunon flrfnnfzzt 3 Cmzrrvtr - Rfpnir IV01'k I I :: I'fS'I'IKI.-YI 11.5 GLADLY FURNISHED 1, I, 1 I, I 5, M,xRT1N BROS. I LOc11sL 2100 M ., 1, LOcusl 1111 1 I 1: I: 1, I, 1, I, 1, II :::::::::::::::::::::- :::J L,:::::::::::::::::::::::::: CI-IAMPIO COAL IFS the bestfv vom' HI'4T' -x ' CHMPFH 1, 2 21 . Ei. . I X ,Q V W1 A ' LESS ,,VAS7f1i, 1. J, Ras' , Iliff H1 IA FILR. ,475--4 I 1 i . P ilOAL' 1 1 53 PITTSBURGH COAL CO. Retail llirdsimz 417 WOOD ST. GRANT 3121 Compliments Of Duquesne Brewing Company Phone Hlimlock 3-H8 Cut Flowers MENIISIQR FLok1s'r 1'ELEr:RAvH DELIVERY FRANK F. HEHMAN Florist and Decorator Flowers for All Occasions Greenhouse it Store-229 BAUSMAN ST. Pittsburgh, Pu. PITTSBURGH CANDY and CIGAR PITTSBURGII BE SURE-Insure with Sure Insurance CLEM 11. NVANDRISCO Insurance-Real Estate Notary Public 830 Grant Bldg. I7 Bailey Ave. GR. 2300 EV. 1455 Pittsburgh, Pa. BOLIJS BAKERY LEhigh 8442 906 BROOKLINE BLVD. Pittsburgh, Pa. Phones: Llihigh 9490 Res. LEhigh 2694 FUR COATS MADE TO ORDER FREE STORAGE WITH EVERY 'IGB SAM TUCKER South Hills Exclusive Furrier Remodeling-Cleaning-Glazing-Storage 1408 POTOMAC AVENUE Pittsburgh, Pa. Portable Equipment to do Field Yvelding or Burning Machinery Parts ' XVEST LIBERTY AVENUE I Q NVELDING SHOP Souru HILLS fJRNAML1N'I'AL IRON Co. I 2428 XVCSI Liberty Avenue LE. 82-ll Night Calls-LO. 0552 ::::::::: - -::::::: A::: - - - F:::::::: - -::::::::::::::::::-7 4, ,, 'I 4, :I 4, ,I CiI'Ul'f'I'iE'S - Lunflz Alva! A Produce' I' ,I I, CAPQQNE CAS1-I IXIA-XRKET 4: Im Crcfam and Sufi Drinks Ia 4, 'I 4 ,imm and cmim-in 1: DE F1L1pP0'3 :E I, v V Y 4, 707 nouns AvENt'E II CON FEQTIO5 ERY If 4, ,, Everglade 27,3 214 SOIYTHERN AVENUE If :I Mt. Washington I: I II 4: :+ 1+ I I ::::::::::::::::::::: A A - ,, :::::::::::::::: - - -::::: ,, 4 :I II Y, , 4: PITTSBURGH CHEBIICAL 4: YI me W Liquor - Beer 4, ,, 3, COMPANY , 'I 4' GEORGE S. VILLANOVA 1, M. 1. Downy ,I I A Gund Place To Ent :I 4, Real Plumbing Sanitations for Schools ,: , I1 and Public Buildings If 212 SHILOH SYREET 4, ,, 4 HFIHIOCR 9000 ,I 51 sovm 14m STREET EI 4, HEm10Ck 5316 ,I I ,--mn,m,,,,,,,,,:,,: t,,:,,,,,:,:,:,,m,,,,,:,mi :::::::::::::::::::::::: -:::: -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::v :QQ I 4 9 .-LM. to 7:30 P.NI.-Sat. 9 .-LM. to 9 P.NI. I I COITIPIIUICIIIS CHARLES MATRASCIA ,I I BARBER SHOP of Men'.v, Ladies' and Cl1iIdT6'71,.S Haircutting A spmam II YVILLIAINI DRISCOLL 220 SOUTHERN AVENUE Mt. Washington, Pittsburgh, Pa. ::::::::::: -:::::::::::::::::::::v ::::::::::::::: '::::::::1 :I I In I . . 4, Kansas Clty Llfe Insurance Company Ig In I IV. M. RUXN'AR1', lIf1I7'lIIgI'T I II 704 GRANT BUILDING, PITTSBURGH, PA. :I I I I I MA--------------------A---------,:,:,:,::,,,-,,:,,,,,,,,,,l BUSINESS TRAINING COLLEGE SECRETARIAL ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ADM IN ISTRATION COURSES ULTON BUILDING PI'l I'SBURGH ATLANTIC 2678 E. J. CLARK PlIIlI'II11lL'5' 230 SHILOH S'l'Rli1i'lI I'IIlSIJll1'gII. PII. PEOPLES CASH MARKET South Hi!l'.x' Firms! F0011 Market 306 XYXRRINGTON XYE. I'IvCI'gIIldC 5168 ::::::::::: +:::::::- - v v J 552 St. Ioseph's Protectory for Honzflffss Boys fa Z!- PROTECTORY PLACE Pittsburgh, Pa. iQ, GRIANI' 6094-6095 In 4, ..vvvv.vvv.-.... -v- Hlimlock 9320 IC.-XRDI RIARKET All Kinds of Good Foods 339 BOGGS AVENUE Compliments of TUNN EI. RESTAURANT 7 7 ' Y ' ' . NH...-..-,..,lV QQUEGJ E Ege 139352 gssgwwi AE Q I ee-es T 'XID ANTOINETTE AND OLGA AND CATHERINE AND BERNIE AND LEO AND WILLIAM AND GORDON AND RUTH . 'ISEPHINE AND HARRY AND JOHN AND ROBERT AND JAMES AND OLGA AND LEO AND RUTH AND ROSE 'AND C. LIO AND MELROY AND RAYMOND AND CHARLES AND JAMES AND JOSEPH AND JOHN AND ROBERT AND RICH. -AND NORMAN AND MARTHA AND AUDREY AND MARY AND VIRGINIA AND RITA AND BARBARA AND CATHER II R' :H AND FRANCES AND ANNA MAE AND EDWARD AND RICHARD AND MARY ELLEN AND PAUL AND JOHN A? L.. 1 'I JEAN AND ANN AND IRUTH AND WILLIAM AND HARRY AND .IOHN AND JACK AND ELIZABETH AND .AARON ANL N AND JACAMINA AND RUTH AND EDITH AND JEAN ANN AND ANNA MAE AND THOMAS AND JOHN AND LAWREN A. WY' AND REGIS AND JOHN AND MICHAEL AND ROCCO AND DONALD AND RONALD AND DONALD AND JOHN AND I ' IRLES AND ROSE MARIE AND PAULINE AND LOUISE AND RITA AND LEONA AND RITA AND JULIA AND MARY T-A ,IND LEONA AND RITA AND JULIA AND MARY ADELE AND MILDRED AND VIRGINIA AND NORA AND WILMA AND YARD AND JOHN AND RAYMOND AND GUIDO AND THOMAS AND MARGARET AND MONA AND JOSEPH AND JOHN I IAM AND LOUISE AND JOSEPH AND ANNA AND RAYMOND JOHN AND JAMES AND JOHN AND EDWARD 'AND I+ CARROTS AND DICK AND EARL AND SCOOGE AND GIANT AND BILL AND RAY AND ED AND THELMA AND KIY ASH AND PEARL AND JEAN AND MARIE AND KATE AND LEFTY AND BERN AND JACK AND GINIGER AND BALDY D CORKS AND JOE AND JACK AND RUTHHANDXJACK AND HARRY AND LIOUIE AND RICH AND BOB AND LEONA ID GUY AND BILLY AND MIL AND JACK AND ROSEMARY AND JOE AND ED AND BOB AND NORA AND WILMA AI ID GINNY AND FRANNY AND RAY AND MARY AND CLEM ANB.ROCCO AND REGIS AND CHUCK AND DAVE AND lD BILL AND MARG AND LARRY AND MARIE AND EILEEN AND FRAN AND PAT AND DON AND ROSE AND BETTY AI .1-S CLARE AND KATHRYN AND CAROL AND NANCY LEE AND IRENE AND NORMA AND MARY FRANCIS AND MART lE AND PETE AND DOT AND CLARKE AND JACK AND RITA AND ANTOINETTE AND OLGA AND CATHERINE AND BEQ WILLIAM AND MARIE AND CHARLOTTE AND EILEEN AND JOSEPHINE AND HARRY AND JOHN AND ROBERT AND ,LIAM AND ED AND JOHN AND GEORGE AND AMELLIO AND MELROY AND RAYMOND AND CHARLES AND JAMES AN IJ PAUL AND EDWARD AND RICHARD AND NORMAN AND MARTHA AND AUDREY AND MARY AND VIRGINIA AND RIT, 'Tl-I AND FRANCES AND ANNA MAE AND EDWARD AND RICHARD AND MARY ELLEN AND PAUL AND JOHN ANDAHO IJ JEAN ANN AND RUTH AND WILLIAM AND HARRY AND JOHN AND JACK AND ELIZABETH AND AARON AND HAI? N AND JACAMINA AND EDITH AND JEAN ANN AND ANNA MAE AND THOMAS AND JOHN AND LAWRENCE AND RIC FRANKLIN AND DONALD AND RONALD AND CHARLES AND PAUL AND DAVID AND THOMAS AND FRANCIS AND R ANNA MARIE AND ALFRED AND FRANCIS AND DAVID AND ROBERT AND PATRICIA AND EILEEN AND RICHARD A LTER AND ONORIO AND MARY CATHERINE AND JAMES AND ANNA MARIE AND WILLIAM AND LOUISE AND JOSI Y AND ED AND THELMA AND KITTY AND JO AND EILEEN AND TONI AND ROHE AND LEO AND BOB AND HERB ANI . I . ,f-'fig'