Allderdice High School - Allderdice Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Page 25 text:

Terry Allderdice Physique ,,,. ......,...,.,.... N 'ernon Reingold Athletic ability .,.........,,...,... Harold Bigler Pleasant disposition ....., ,,..... S teve Krall Personality ..i.,.,..,..,..... George Oehmler .ilYIISllCCll talent A, ,,,.,.,......,..., Dave ,Iaudorf Unusual taste in shirts, ...,.... Bob Ridley .-lrtistzc slsill ......l.l..,................ Dale Stein llforle zuith stage crew , ...,... Bill Kaiser Coimectioiis with Voice A ,,....,,.,... ,s..,,.,. j ack Passavant Clzieiiiical knowledge ..l.. Lee Hershenson Oratorical ability .,..,.,.......,..,.... Rolf XVeil Physist ..... ,..,i,,.,.. A Jive specialist ....... liig boy ......,...,., Army aviator ...,..r Navy aviator .,,..,., Marine .,.i.,,.,,.... AAAAA,A,,A,Eddie Alpern N .iv A A,AAAAAA,.ASkip Strawl ..,NlZL1'Sl'l8.ll Fogel A,AA,AAAAAAABob VVinuett Zizzie Glamacki Sam Appel Merry Allderdice Pep ,....,.....,.......,.. Sweet disposition .,...,....... Looks ..............,.. Sense of hzmzor ,,... Cllllfllt ....,.....r,,... ,llUlh't1fI Z'f'llt'.YS AA A, Conznzon sense .,... A Exzrlzerance ,.,..... A Poise .........,.l..., Caofveifation A Sfvortsmanslzip Altlzletic' interests .... Iiriendliness A. .,.,.. ,A Betty Lou Koester .A l .aura Motta Claire Lifland Edna May Cauffield Jeanne Negley Natalie Rosenson Lena Silvaggiu Anna Puzak .A,A,Anuette Yarov A. Gertrude Dixon Lenore XV0linskv Zena Getty Elizabeth Onda l Superlatives illost artistif' ..., A, .......... ,.... I Dale Stein ,llost Ufllllwlllfl. A ...,. Aalliek XVeitz Most d7'IIll'lG1'1'l' A ...,..,.,. Virginia Sutcli .llost t'I1ll'l'f7I'IiXllIfj A ,......, David Sapper Most siizeere A AA Mary Graziauo Most 1'11taginati'z1e A A,AW'illia1u Pancoast -llost l'0lll'fUUI!S A,XYilliam Kaiser Most l'01lSl.dt'l'lIZ't' Mary C. Newiueyer .llost sensible A Roll' XYeil illost aetiwx AA AA Richard Sliapera Most eizeryetie A AAAA Margaret Caruso Most eutlzztsiastie A A-Xnne Meyers Most friendly A, Russell Makrauer .llost ItlltI.YSIIllIllllj AAAA Agnes Slleellau .llost eaftaltle A Lore Metzger 23'

Page 24 text:

DRAMATIC ENGLISH CLASS V, xx ,J 22

Page 26 text:

EFFECTS OF WAR ON HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS Unlike students of former year, we of today are confronted by a serious problem-how to best serve our country in wartime. Our post-graduate plans are now formulated by an ardent determination to do our utmost to bring about permanent peace. Many of our boys have already taken definite steps toward entering one of the various branches of the armed forces. Tests sponsored by the government are being given to aid them in choosing the service for which they are best suited. Others are taking the accelerated courses offered by colleges. These develop talents along particular lines also necessary fundamentally to hasten the termination of this war. Girls, too, are taking a major part in speeding the victory. Rather than entering colleges to obtain merely a cultural background, they are now applying their efforts to aid in the present crisis. Upon graduation some will immediately enter the Cadet Nurse Corpsg others will become connected with vital war posi- tions in industry as well as in business. U NVe students realize that it will be our duty to rebuild a war-torn world. Vfith this issue in mind we are seriously preparing ourselves. Until that time arrives we shall do all in our power to facilitate victory and procure a lasting peace. '24