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

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0l'elUOI'J All life is a symphony, and because we think of it as such, we, the seniors of 1956, wish to present our symphony as performed at St. Justin High School for the past four years. Four years ago we arrived, still moist with ink from the Great Composer's pen. Under the watchful eyes of the concert master, and the guiding hand of the directors, we passed through the stage of introduction, into the period of molding and polishing. During that time the sour notes of our arrangement were smoothed out and built up to form the harmonious melody of our youthful maturity. With the combined efforts of all the members, our orchestration has reached the peak of its progress and is ready at last to roll up the curtain on its performance for your pleasure. We hope that your enjoyment will be such as to justify the Mast- er's hopes for us when He set about the task of placing us on the stage of life.

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eclicafion , lb We, the graduating class of 1956, aware of the tireless efforts in our behalf of all who have made our education thus far possible, wish to dedicate this, the anthology of our class memories, to the one person who in these four years has done more for us than any other single person. The disciplinarian, helper, and defender of our class may indeed be compared to the concert master in our 'Symphony of Life. Just as the concert master fulfills the patterns intended in a great artist's composition, so you, Sister Mary Imelda, have given of yourself unselfishly to keep us on that path. Thank you, Sister, for your ceaseless interest in all our actionsg your boundless generosity has been apparent to each of us. It is our hope- that when the curtain brings down on the finale, the performance given by the symphony members, led by our competent director, will gain not only the applause of mankind but will justify the infinite pride of the 'Great Composer.