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

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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.

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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

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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