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

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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

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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

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