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

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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

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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

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