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

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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.

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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

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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