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

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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

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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.

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