Allderdice High School - Allderdice Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1946
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OR the first time in four years, high school graduates
find themselves in a world at peace. The job ahead
of them now is to see that this peace is upheld. The
training and knowledge graduates have gained during
their high school careers will help them to attain that goal.
It is our sincere hope that this. the 1946 yearbook.
will serve as a fitting souvenir of the pleasant days of
high schoolg that it will he a reminder- of the stimulus
already received to maintain a peaceful world. It is
also the sincere hope that every graduate will reach his
goal in life.
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N -lune, 1945, Dr. Earl A. Dimmick was appointed Super-
intendent of Pittsburgh Public Schools. The students of the
schools of Pittsburgh were indeed fortunate to have received a
man of Dr. Dimmick's experience and ability. In the time in
which he has served our city, his efforts have won for him the
respect and admiration of the entire school system.
Dr. Dimmick, born in Bingen, Pennsylvania, received his
1-X.B. at Albright College, and his master's and doctor's degrees
at the University of Pittsburgh. He began his teaching career
at Philipsburg, Pa., in 1916, as a teacher of mathematics. In 1920
he came to Pittsburgh as a teacher of mathematics at Duquesne.
Later, in addition to his duties as a teacheri he served as director
of special curriculum assignmentsg and in 1931, Dr. Dimmick
became principal of Osceola, Shakespeare, and Swisshelm ele-
mentary schools. In 1938 he was appointed associate superin-
tendent of elementary education, and in 1945 as Superintendent
of Pittsburgh Public Schools.
lt is in sincere respect and gratitude for the many fine
deeds and services that he has rendered that we proudly dedi-
cate our yearbook to Dr. Dimmick. and express our deepest
wishes for continued success.
DR. EARL A. DIMMICK
Gfflnzizzisfrafiozz
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C'!1i1'f C,'IvrkfMiss Isalmel T. Zinn
Cilvrk-Miss I.0is If. Hill
C'Iw'k-fMiss Helen lielie
Cilwk-Miss Iileaiior M. jolinston
Hzmlc C'Iv1'L'flXliss I.uis Goldstein
MR. J. D. MCCLYMONDS, Principal
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Miss Ulivizi Km-iiigg, Mr. XVI-slvy Mills, Miss ,IL'ZillllIC' .-X. Nurtoii. Miss lllanclic Ii'z1ntz1ll.
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Miss llclcn II. liartrini, Mrs. Helen Cainphell, Miss lflu1'L-mice Ii, Gmliziiii, Miss XlZil'2liil'Cl
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Miss l"lu1'cm'c M. Iizlrlclcy, Miss Ulivu Buwlin, Mrs. Dr-lla .X Iifklllll, Miss Ruse IJ, Hartz,
Miss .Mm Kasnitz, Miss JXQIIICS Kerr. Miss VVinif1'ecl I.ally, Miss Catlicriiie A. RICIJCTIINJII,
Miss lillu Markley. Miss Nancy T. Muiitrgmiicry. Mrs. lilizalictli Ilirrter. Miss Iliantlizi
W. Riclcllc. Miss Anna E. Scliaclc, Miss lilizalictli XYz1r11uck, Mr. IiL'Hl'g1k' K. Ynniig,
M iss I D1 nrutliy Zi-iglcr.
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Miss llnmiliy .-Xllmcrt, Miss llorutliy Bcrgiiizxii, Miss Mary lirciinziii, Miss Xettzi I.
Iizinilcr, Miss lilizalmvtli XY. Iilingcnsniitli. Mr. C. T. Roller, Miss Ifflnzl R. Twclcl.
flirfory
Miss Llll1ll'llillL' IQ. Iicziclilcr. Mr. Saniucl Illitz. Miss .Mlm Blrwlc, Miss Rliuclzi liiowlur,
Mrs, H2111-l Il. Liartcr. Mr, liclwurml ml. Cayc, Iir. Alvin fi. Faust. Miss I.. lfstlier Geist,
Miss firucu I". blessup, Mr. Paul I.. Mcfiratli, Miss Ili-rtlia O. Mitcln-ll. Ilr. ixllllil M.
Qllilfilwwlii. Miss Urrzi C. Russ. Miss I.cil:1 H. Iiupqm, Mr, Rolwrt If rliflllllllllll.
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Miss Lilizirluttc If. lluilcy, Miss l:lUl'l'lIL'C Iicclitcl, Miss Grave .X Iirimssiiizin. Mrs. Mai'-
gnret N. Ilnsli.
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Library
Mrs. Mzlrgzwet H. MuMielqle, Miss Catherine Backufeli,
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Mrs. Helen Conifer Bmiszlll. Ur. JZUIICS S. Glaes, Mr. Geurge M. Phillips, Miss Alice l..
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Phipps, Mr. lxay lx. lxalstmi. Mr. lxaymond Schmidt. Mr. VValter F. Shively, Miss Edith
May Starz, Miss lithel lf. Tiirner, Dr. Vllesley VV3.gl1Ql', Mr. jnlm R. Vtfaltcr.
Jllcmual Training
Mr. A. I.. lizlutseh, Mr. Kenneth H. R. julian. Mr. C. P. Kavzmaugh, Mr. Herhcrt A.
l.exx'is, Mr. Keith Mrlluimlil, Mr. August K. VVi11terli11g.
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Mr. Roy I". Dietz. Mrs. lhmruthy ,lezm Meyer, Miss limma Steiner. Miss Laura E. Zcigler.
'Physical E duration
Mrs. Jemima S. l':lSH.lll2il1, Mr, llimalcl R. Group, Mr. Robert NY. lrvin, Mr. juhn H.
irwin, Miss Esther M. Lung, Miss Margaret Mereer,'Mrs. Katharyu Hazlctt Simms.
Mr. Claude VV. Sofield.
Science
Mr, Lou H, Colburn, Mr. Sheldon Cohen, Mr. Thomas Davies, Mr. Leu Gutoski, Mr
R. J. Hackett, Miss .lame S. julmstcm, Miss ,lane MCCa11clless. Mr. T. Shriner. Mrs.
M ae Vifeber Smith.
Srfzoof Nlupve
Mrs. R, L, 'llxgress
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Mr, Charles li. Dietz Digfjfian
I Miss Dorothy V. Brimer
H all Suporft'z5or.f
Mrs. Irene K. Bain Speed!
MVS' B"l'lgL't 5y'w"" Mm latina K. Bemi-
Sfwimming MaI1'o1z
Mrs. Bella ,loncs
School Doctor
Brown Fulton. MD.
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EDITORS-IN-CHIEF
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Dale Hooper
Roberta Feldman
Faculty Sponsor-Miss Diantha W. Riddle S
BUSINESS MANAGERS S
Marcus Aaron
Martin A. Hamburger
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Dorothy Cantor Shirley G. Felman
Doris May Mattes Carol Ruth Kamman
June R. Siegel
Selwyn Berson Alan G. Locker
Velma Ann Miller Beatrice E. Spiegel
Irvin Golding Stanley Wynett
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Dorothy Cantor
Stanley Goldstein
Edith H0llerbach
Herman Krasne
Harry Moidell
Lois Ostwind
Louise Roth
Maxine Schulherr
Janice Seiner
David Simon
Emily S010m0n
Mariam Surloff
jerry Wolfish
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UTHE GOLDEN RULE"
Since the ending of the VVorld XVar strife, emphasis has been put on
Brotherly Love as a method of securing peace. Different- plans have been drawn,
such as the U.N.O., and an International Peace Day in an effort to secure this
aim. Many wars have been fought with the idea of securing an everlasting peace.
and these have all failed. Since the world is growing closer together, as far as
unity is concerned. it is time to put to practice "The Golden Rule." lVe cer-
tainly can't say that this plan will fail, because it has never been tried. The
following are "The Golden Rule" of six different religions.
BUDDHISM.i Hurt not others with that which pains yourself.
CHRISTIANITY. All things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you,
do ye even so to them.
CONFUCIANISM. Surely the maxim of loving-kindness is such-Do not unto
others what you would not they should do unto you.
HEBRAISM. XVhat is hurtful to yourself do not to your fellow man.
HINDUISIVI. This is the sum of duty: do naught to others which if done to
thee, would cause thee pain.
ISLAM. No one of you is a believer until he loves for his brother what he
loves for himself.
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miors
JANUARY CLASS
Margaretta Calabrese
Dorothy Cantor
Geraldine Ann Cavalier
Viola Chorba
Herbert Cohen
Marcia Cohen
Shirley Rita Cohen
Harry J. Davis
Michael C. DiNardo
Roberta Jean Feldman
Marcus Aaron II
Roger D. Artz
Margarita P. Becker
Selwyn Berson
Lillian Ina Bess
Martin Blank
Grace Hartman Boyd
Norma Jean Brandon
Phil Brodie
Richard W. Brown
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Irvin M. Golding
john E. Gonzalez
Peter J. Gowa
Nathan Grossman
Clarence M. Hall, Jr.
Martin A. Hamburger
Herbert J. Harris
jerry Hinkes
Leo Hnatow
Dale Hooper
Shirley G. Felman
David Ferrucci
Marian Flading
Gertrude Foner
Aden H. Francis
Jean Fratangelo
Stanford Friedberg
Robert Gabrelcik
Sanford Gelman
Marian R. Ginsberg
1946
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Herman Krasne
Herbert George Labbie
Alex Laslo
Gilbert E. Levy
Pauline Lipchik
Alan G. Locker
Murray S. Love
Ruth V. Lovejoy
Grace Mary Malloy
Marvin Margolis
JANUARY CLASS
Hubert Whitney Joy
Selma Kahn
Richard L. Kalla
Carol Ruth Kamman
Hanna Lee Katz
Henrietta Kaufman
Arnold Keilly
Iohn Kenny
Frank Kotula, jr.
Murray Kram
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Dorothy Grace Passavant
Shirley Pearl
Reda Pearlstein
Janet Piper
Elliot Ratner
Jack Riemer
Frank Rizzo
Edgar A. Robins
Marylouise Robinson
Alyce Rodgers
Doris May Mattes
Martha Louise Miller
Velma Ann Miller
Donald Mintz
Theresa Molnar
Alan Morgan
Calvin E. Nevin
Eugene Pallotta
Yolanda Paranay
William D. Parfitt
1946
ANUARY CLA
Sylvan Simon
Russell W. Simmons, jr
Phillip Singer
Virginia Jane Simpson
Margaret Smillie
Alan C. Smith
Howard Smith
Beatrice E. Spiegel
Dolores Springer
john Stern
Rita Gloria Rosen
Arthur Savitz
Natalie joy Schlessel
Rosalyn Schneier
Robert Wm. Scott, jr
Marvin F. Sheffler
June Rea Siegel
Lena R. Silverio
Bernice Simon
David Ivan Simon
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Betty Varadi
Norman Vogel
Shirley Ruth Walkow
Grace Roselyn Weinberg
Harold Weitz
Sylvya C. Weisman
Elaine C. Weiss
William L. Wolf
jerry Wolfish
Stanley Wynett
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Lenni Sternberg
Adelaide G. Sterner
Regina Renate Stilman
Leroy Supowitz
Ruth Surloff
Louis Tenenouser
john W. Thompson
Rochelle M. Topolsky
Edmond Tozzi
Barbara Trachtenberg
Albert David Zecher
Eugene Mascara
William B. Bain
Thomas Cantle
Wayne Grundish
Eugene W. Grzejka
Charles F. Holleran
Florence Koval
King Powell
Louis Rossi
William A. Yahr
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Officers
President-Irvin Golding
Vice President-William Parfitt
Secretary-Roger D. Artz
Treasurer-Alan R. Morgan
January Class Social Committee
Stanley Wynett
Carol Kamman
Elaine Weiss
Howard Smith
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rahzafion xercises
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XVecl11esday, -lanuary 30. l946
l'ROCliSSION.-XL
l'omp and Chivalry ....,,,.., ,.,..,.,.,...,...,..,.......,....,.,..,....,..........,...,..,... C lmrles Roberts
llaucl, Mr. Roy F. Dietz. Director
The National Anthem
Invocation , ,.,, Rev. .lames M. Gilmartin. C.SS.R.
Pastor, St. Philomena Church
Presentation of Flowers . .,., . .. .......,. .......... ,,.,.... - I une Class IU lo
Iilena Bonaro, .lune Class lrvin Golding, hlamiary Class
Francaise lllilitaire. from "'l'he- Algerian Suite" .. ,. , , C. Sllinf-5116115
Band
"The United Nations Organization as the Instrument of Peace"
Marcus Aaron, Rosalyn Schneier, Hubert il oy. Doris Mattes, Dale Hooper
Class Gift ,, ...,s, .,,.,..,, ,,,,, , . , .,..,,..........,..............,...,...,.,,.,.., January Class 1946
XVilliam Pariitt, .lauuary Class james Lauble, june Class
Remarks ,.,......,. ...l. ......,.,.,.,.,.,...,,......,.,....,,.,..... D 1 '. E. A. Dimmick
Superintendent of Schools
Presentation of Diplomas ..,.....,....,.....................,.,,,........,.....,. J. D. McClymonds
Principal, Allclerclice High School
RECESSIONAT,
Rise Men Courageous ..,. . ..............,.. ., .,..,.. lfVilbm' Cl1m1owz'th
Band
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mor Sfuaenfs
High Honor Students
Marcus Aaron Martin A. Hamburger
Roger D. Artz E. Dale Hooper
Dorothy Cantor Hubert W. joy
Marcia Cohen Herbert G. Labbie
Shirley G. Felman Doris May Mattes
Irvin Golding Beatrice E. Spiegel
Honor Students
Selwyn Berson
Shirley R. Cohen
Roberta Feldman
Gertrude Foner
Carol Ruth Kamman
Marylouise Robinson
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Rosalyn Schneier
june R. Siegel
Regina R. Stilman
Leroy Supowitz
john Thompson
Barbara Trachtenberg
Grace Roselyn Weinberg
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DRAMATIC PRESENTATIONS
OF THE
JANUARY CLASS
CURTAIN CALLS
THE LAST CURTAIN
A Murray Love
Regina Stilman
Rosalyn Schneier
Shirley Felman
. Herbert Cohen
, , .. , ,, . Martin Blank
Peanut John
Jeanie Hart
Kate Trueman
Effie Evans
Sam Evans
john Booth
Student Sponsor-Dorothy Cantor
Scenery Construction-Norma Trust, Bernice Simon, Dorothy Cantor
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Alexander Hollis
Faith Hollis
George Hollis
Mary Hollis
Mr. Alfred Mullins
Lula Mae Mullins
Mr. Gates
Officer O'Toole
Officer Rabinovitz
TIME FOR EVERYTHING
Student Sponsor-Grace Weinberg
., Sylvan Simon
Marion Ginsberg
Sanford Gelman
Rochelle Topolsky
,, Arthur Savitz
Gertrude Foner
Selwyn Berson
.. , Philip Singer
Edgar Robins
Scenery Construction-Robert Wickstrom, Mike DiNardo .
Beedie . ,
Alice Putnam
Newby Putnam
Cricket , .
Andrew A. Beard
Queenie .
Josephine South
Josephine North
FOR THE LOVE OF ALLAH
Student Sponsor-Beatrice Spiegel
, ,. Howard Smith
. Janet Piper
. Herbert Cohen
Elaine Weiss
Philip Singer
Shirley Pearl
Jack Riemer
James Marks
Scenery Construction-joy Gundelberg, Dorothy Cantor,
Lois Rosenbert, Bernice Simon
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THE LOST KISS
Pierrot , , ,, Shirley Felman
Pierrette Florence Zweig
Kiss . . Bernice Simon
Man , Murray Love
Girl . .Shirley W0lk0w
Grandmother .. ..
Maiden Lady
Boy H ..
,. ,Yolanda Paranay
,.Lenni Steinberg
Selwyn Berson
Boyfriend . . , Martin Blank
Policeman . Howard Smith
Student Sponsor-Yolanda Paranay
Scenery Construction-Bernice Simon, Dorothy Cantor
For the January Class of 1946
Business Manager
Stage Manager
Costumes .
Make-up .
Program . . .
Foreword Reporter
Choreography
Faculty Sponsor
Stage Crew. . ,
Art Sloan, Bill
,Sanford Gelman
Marvin Margolis
.. , Hanna Lee Katz, Dorothy Cantor
. Thelma Weinstein, Vivian Rapport
Yolanda Paranay
.James Marks
Shirley Felman
.Miss Elizabeth Wagenknecht
,Robert Scott, Bill Wolf, Chich Buechler, jack Cain,
Muir, Andy Spears, Sam Manius, Frank Kotula, Milan Miller
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Home Room Teacher-Miss Dorothy Zeigler
Officers
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Vice l'resident A..,.,
Secretary ..,,.........
Treasurer ..,......,.......,.......,
Social Chairman ....,. .
Foreword Representative .,..,
Marcus Aaron II
fPetej
.el 'very fine person is our friend Pete,
.-ls editor of The Foreword, lie can't be
beat ,'
ln all his studies, lie does excel.
.-ind at Princeton lze's sure to do ex-
ceptionally well.
Foreword Staff-Business Manager, 12B
Editor-in-Chief, 12Ag Journal Staffg Dis-
cussion Clubg Tennis Team '45g Quali-
tative Analysis Classg High Honor
Grace Hartman Boyd
.-I pleasant look, a liafijvy sniile,
Our Grace will sim' win, fanieg
For bei' paintings and lier drawings
The world will know lzer name.
Foreword Representativeg Art Club
Herbert Cohen
Uierbb
Herb was in the class fvlayg
His acting was really swell.
He lzafs a spirit tl1at's briglit and gay ,'
.-lnd wlzatewer lze does is done well
Dramatic Englishg Class Play Cast: Fa-
vorite Sport-Football
Michael C. DiNardo
QMikeJ
Mike is snzall-but alon't let that fool
you,
Ile really "'f1acks a fwnelz".'
Hcfs l1IlllI0l'0IlS and cle'z.'er'. loo-
Tl1at's -what makes lziin one of the
bnncli.
Favorite Sport-Football
lidniund Tozzi
,. Roberta Feldman
.David Ferrucei
...Hjosepli Scully
Carol Kaninian
...,....Grace Boyd
Roberta jean Feldman
fBobbiej
Of tlzis young lady we can easily say
Personality plus and wry gay ,-
lnitiatizfe, 'ZlllHf, and lots of fun, too-
lVitl1ont our Bobbie what would we do?
journal Staff, Co-Editor-in-Chief: Stu-
dent Councilg President of Home Room.
OB-l2Bg Bands A, B: Microscope Club:
M.M.M.1 Special Dance Group: Theatre
VVingg Volley Ball '4Zg Basketball '43
Shirley G. Felman
Slzirley's a whiz in every class,
He it Moderii Dance or tlze senior class
play,-
Slze's really a most talented lass, .
.tlnd is bound to be ft1l1'1i0ll.S' some day.
Foreword Representative: Journal Staffg
Dramatic Englishg Discussion Club: Mod-
ern Danceg Senior Leaders. President:
Class Play Cast: Theatre Vlling: High
Honor
David Ferrucci
David, om' class secretary,
ls tall and slim-lzandsonze, too,'
His flI'Z'0l'lft' subject is l1isto1'y,'
ll"e tliinlc l1e's tops, ll07I'l yon?
IZA Home Room Secretary: Hi-Y ,
Stanford Friedberg
QStanb
Tall, blond, and Pleasant Stan
ls always on lzis toes,
.Alt jvresent in tlie armed forcesf-
lle gets along wlzerezier lie goes.
Favorite Sport ! Football 5 Hobby - His
Carp Member of Army
Martin A. Hamburger
tMartyJ
Marty's tall-he's six feet two!
He's almost always rightg
lf his ability could be measured by you,
It would really uiatch his height.
Foreword Staff, Business Manager: Jour-
nal Staffg Orchestra B5 Discussion Club:
Tennis Teamg High Honor
Selma Kahn
She's little, sheis dark, she's cute-
Much personality has this lass,'
Plenty of brain power, to boot,
lllakes her outstanding in her class.
Favorite Spont-Horseback Riding
Carol Ruth Kamman
She's clever, blonde, and lots of fun,
.-l student of reputeg
The fact that she is really grand
No one dares to dispute.
Journal Staffg 12A Social Committeeg So-
cial Representative, 2583 Orchestra C:
Girls Choraleg Theatre Wingg Microscope
'Club
Frank Kotula, Jr.
Happy-go-lucky is this boy Frank,
lVith a uzischievous glint in his eye ,'
His voice in the choir gave hizn a rank
That he'll be ever rernernbered by.
Voice Ag Male Chorus: Stage Crew
Herman Krasne
In sketching and drawing does Red
e.rcel,'
lu an art career, we're sure he'll do
well,'
He's a friendly, good-na-tured, genial
lad-
Just one of the best friends we've ever
had.
Journal Art Staffg Hobby-Drawingg Am-
bition-Commercial Art
Herbert George Labbie
He's a quiet fellow, as you can see ,'
His favorite subject is che:-uistryg
And as a cheniist, he'll really be great,
And among the best he will always rate.
Foreword Staff: Microscope Club: Dis-
cussion Clubg German Clubg Qualitative
Analysis Classg High Honor
Calvin E. Nevin
Front Uncle Soni a message caine,
And Bert inet it with a sinile,
For he's a fellow who's truly game,
Vlf'ho'll do his duty all the while.
Microscope Clubg Hi-Yg Member of the
Army
Dorothy Grace Passavant
Dottie's a very talented lass
lVh0 is very popular in her classy
In jewelry-making, she does excel:
Vlfith this as her life's work, she's sure
to do well.
Dramatic English, IZA Home Room Tick-
et Representativeg Class Play Cast
Robert William Scott, jr.
Tall and blond, with big blue eyes,
Franz the girls he causes sighs:
Hc'll never be without a date.
For with the ladies he really does rate.
Stage Crewg Favorite Sport-Football
June Rea Siegel
Although in size she's rather short,
Every one rates lzer a splendid sport,'
That real success will reach lzer soon
Is easy prediction for our favorite June.
journal Staifg Modern Dance Group:
Theatre Wingg Aviation Club: Book
Room Clubg Shadyside Hospital A-ide
Lena R. Silverio
Dark-haired Lena is nice to know-
She has charm and beauty and grace ,'
N o matter where she may choose to go,
She will always win a place.
Favorite Sport-Tennisg Hobby-Sewing
David Ivan Simon
Dave is a fellow who likes to drawp
To be an architect is his ainzg
In the use of the T-square and the rule
He is sure to win fortune and faine.
Hobby-Sketchingg Favorite Sport-Bas-
ketballg Ambition-Architecture
Phillip Singer
Phil took part in the senior class play,
But to be a dentist is his desire,-
And he'll inake a go of this soine day
Because he has the skill that this will
require.
Book Room Clubg Discussion Clubg Dra-
matic English Class
so --
Margaret Smillie
CPCEZYP
Peggy saroly lives up to hm' name,
For Sllllllllfl yoa'll always find hmm'
lim' fwrsolialily is just fha sama-
Sliv has loads of friends who like har.
.-Xmlritiun - Private Secretary: Hobby -
Skating
john Stern
Qjohnnyj
This fallow is rllwvr, heir frivndly, foo:
.-lf l'lll'llIlXll'j', hair hard to hvaf:
.lad al rlzvss no our lraofus 'zvhat fo do
To lvring alma! Joh1mic'5 dvfvaf.
Clicss Clulmg Hobby-Stamp Collecting:
liavuritv Sport-Swimming
Edmond Tozzi
lfa'a'i1".r fha wary tyfw' of lad
ll'ho vnjoys faking il vasyq
.l good film' in school lair always had
lI'ilh a spirit lhafs light anal lvrvasy.
ll.-X Honic Room Prcsiclcntg Orclicstra B
Barbara Trachtenberg
liarlvara has a lwaafifzzl, aagoliv voice.
. lad in afvrra .YUIIIU clay .vhv will hc:
,l .ringing nzwm' ir hm' awry twirl' rhoifc.
For no om' will ln' llIUl'4' famous than
shv.
Dramatic English Classg Class Play Pro-
tluctiou Staff: liorcwnrcl Staffl Modern
Danse Group: Voice .Xg Girls Clmrale
Betty Varadi
,el fvlvasaaf young girl with dark brown
rycs,
For pap, this miss sim' falsvs fhc firisog
Ami of hw' if is wry vary to say
Thai in lifl' xhf' -will always l7lflli'0 har
way.
Favoritc Sport-Tcnnis: Habbyfljstcu-
ing to Music
Shirley Ruth Walkow
To .Sliirlvy Rath 'zu' rvrz'ai11ly lvofv,
Tall and .vlv11dl'r. fiaisva'-and hotuu'
Silzas frivadly. gay, anal jolly, foog
Po.vs4'.vsi11g sarli lwaaly flzvm' arf' wry
few.
Fashion Clulwg Dramatic English Class
Class Play Cast: Bulletin Staff
Grace Roselyn Weinberg
S'lzv's vffirimif, wigarozzs, and licrwz' sad
This Slllllf' om' wr all lihv to hizotvq
Shall rlmv' you af 'zulifa lhiags go had
-lad your iaorah' is low.
Discussion Clulmg Modern Dann- Group
Dramatic English Class 1 General M an
agcr, Class Play
Albert David Zecher
.-llla'1'l's llilflllllllfj Pill right aa-rv,
l'lvllt'l'l' la .rfady lam' is his aim .'
all :llldl'l'dlif'l' hi' wax a 'rua-rv.
rllld in rollvgf' ha"ll he fha Stllllf.
Discussion Club: Tlicatre NYing'3 Orulics
tras B, CQ Yalluy Rall '-ll: liavnritn' Sport
-Football
00172 3 O4
Home Room Teacher-Miss Margaret A. Hanrahan
President
Vice Picsicxlciit . , A
Secretary-'l'1'easnrcr
Social Chairman ..
Foreworcl Representative
Officers
. . Xlilliznn IJ. lillfllll
. Klan Klwrgran
S
, R 4 wsalyn Sclineicr
. ., Shirley Pearl
Ruth Snrlnff
304's IDEALS
Boy
Hair ui' .Xlcx Laslo
Brains of .Xlan Smith
Vcrsnnality of Klan lXl01'g'2lIl
Hinnm' uf Sanfurcl Gcllnan
llc-iglit ul' Martin Blank
.Xtlilctic p1'uwcss uf Harulrl Xlcit
lfyes ul' Rrmlwrt Galmrelcik
Smile of Bill Parfitt
Manners of lrving Golding'
Disposition of Ricliarcl lirmvn
Musical ability of Krtlinr Savitz
lfrienrlliness of .Icrry Hinkcs
,Xluility of Selwyn lierson
lliniplcs ul' Ricliarfl lialla
Girl
Hair ul ,lean lf1'z1ta1ig'c-ln
liycs ul' Miss Hanrahan
Nusa- uf Rita Rosen
lliniples of Marion lflarling
CflllllJlCXlU1l of Pauline l.ipcl1il
Teeth of Geraldine C'avalicrc
Figure of Alyce Ruclgcrs
Cliarin of Virginia Sinnismi
I
Pcrsmiality uf lvwsalyii Sclincini
Hands of llanna l.cc Katz
Hangs nl Henrietta lifllllilllilll
Cliaracter of Rntli Sni'lul'1'
Vitality nl Martha Miller
llnninr of Nurina llranclrm
32 S M----S - --r
Selwyn Berson Marian Flading
CBersQ CMickeyJ
Selwyn is dark, really quite a lady's Mickey is a happy-go-lucky, friendly
nian,' lass ,'
Likes skating, also Atlantic City for its Likes skating and any diversion to niake
tang the day happily passg
lVants to be an engineer, so he took the
Tech exain.
journal Staff: Class Playg Orchestras IJ,
Bg Secretary Home Roomg Intramural
Basketball '43, '44, Aviation Club
Martin Blank
lMartyJ
Marty is a fellow who is ready -with
good cheer,-
Likes sports, Don Sonnet, and steaks
frorn a steer,-
lliants to go to college and beconie a
successful engineer.
Dramatic Fnglishg Favorite Sport--Foob
ball
Norma jean Brandon
CJeannie5
Norma is jolly, carefree, and blonde,
Likes blue, skating, and of whistling is
fond,'
llfants a sister when the new day has
dawned.
Aviation Club, Hospital Aideg Member
of Youth Center, Volley Ball
Richard W. Brown
qvifgilp
Richard is a ineinber of our great track
team,-
Likes Hildegarde, and a fast linzousine,
llfants to be a lawyer, or run a business
scheine.
Varsity Clubg Championship Track Team
'44, '4Sg Favorite Pastime-Drawing
Geraldine Ann Cavalier
KGGUYJ
Gerry is a quiet. anilritious, unpreten-
tious girl,
Likes bowling, music, dancing, and en-
joys a twirl ,-
l'Vants to be a decorator, or to give ntar-
riage a whirl.
Junior Leadersg Voice Group B3 Volley
Ball '43, '44
ll"ants to be a professional skater of A
No. l class.
M.M.M.g Hobby-Roller Skating
jean Fratangelo
lean is the girl with the beautiful hair,
Likes dancing, at which she is inuch
niore than fair,'
W' ants to be a secretary, in which work
she'll do her share.
Business Service Guild: Favorite Sport-
Swimmingg Transferred from Gladstone
Robert Gabrelcik
QGabeJ
Robert is one of Miss Htlllfdlllllllj best,
Likes Sitflllllrlllflllg, Spivak, and all the
rest,
lliants to be a business rnan and top the
financial crest.
Hobby - Pianog Favorite Sport - Swim-
ming
Sanford Gelman
fYorkyJ
Sanford is the blithe, easy-going lad of
the senior class play:
Likes football, Harry James, and the
end of a school day,'
llfants to be an advertising e.recutive
and draw a big pay.
Dramatic English: Business Manager of
the Class Playg Hobby-Swimming
Irvin M. Golding
Clrvj
Irvin is our class president, and a
champion at chess,
Likes Bob Hope, shooting pool, and
cheinistry, no less,
lVants to be a chemical engineer, at
which he should be a success.
Senior Class Presidentg Journal Staffg
Chess Club, Aviation Club, Code Club:
Home Room President, l2Bg High Honor
jerry Hinkes
ferry is the shy, quiet boy frorn Miss
Steiner's choir ,'
Likes bowling and has high airns to
which he does aspire,
lflfants to be a photographer and take
pictures for all to adniire.
Voice Group Ag Chorusg Hobby-Pho'
tography
Richard L. Kalla
Kskipj
Rich is always full of f11n,' he plays with
all his uiight,
Likes rnovies, boxing, and dogs that do
not bite,'
lifants to be an architect as well-known
as Wright.
Orchestra Ag French Clubg Hobby-Pho-
tographyg Aviation Club
Hanna Lee Katz
CHanky
Hanna has been a star of the Dramatic
English class ,'
Likes art and inusic, is really a versatile
lass,'
VV ants to follow the artist's trade, where
she'Il easily surpass.
Dramatic English Class, Favorite Sport
--Tennisg Ambition-To Be an Interior
Decorator
Henrietta Kaufman
Henriette's the girl with bangs that are
really quite neat:
Likes to bowl, and we hear that she's
hard to heat:
ll-'ants to be a nurse and put patients on
their feet.
M.M.M.: Dramatic Englishg Favorite
Sport-Bowling
Alex Laslo
fSanyij
Alex is uiisehievous, need we say rnore?
Likes sports, Gerinan, and the ladies
galore ,'
kVants to pilot a plane, or to loaf, as
work lze does abhor.
Hobby-VVood Carving and Modelling:
Favorite Sport-Football
Pauline Lipchik
fDaisyJ
Pauline is a girl who is jolly and gay,
Likes skating and dancing and Danny
Kayej
lVants to be a stenographer or private
secretary soine day.
Bulletin Distribution Staffg Business
Service Guild: Orchestra C3 400 Club:
Basketball '42g Rhythmics '42g Hockey '45C
St. John's Clu-b
Martha Louise Miller
fMartieJ
Martha is kind, friendly, and nice to
know:
Likes to have fun, to read, and to sewg
lfVants to be a nurse-to aid the ill she
will go.
Orchestra C3 Youth for Christ Move!
ment: All Girls Choir: Transferred from
Gladstone
Velma Ann Miller
Vehna is quite pretty, and is held in high
esteeing
Likes swimming and anything with a
scientific therne:
lVants to be a hostess or with the
nurses' teain.
American Legion Award: Jour-
nal Staffg Orchestra Ag Hospital Aide'
Junior Life Guardg Transferred from
Gladstone
Alan Morgan
0117
Alan is popular, he's Parfitt's better
half,
Likes sports, flying, and always loves to
laugh ,'
Wants to be a pilot or uzaybe chief of
staff.
Varsity Club, Vice Presidentg Microscope
Club, President: Secretary 12A Class:
Vice President of 3043 Green Key: A.A.A.:
Track Team '45g Swimming Team '44, '45:
Intramural Basketball '45: Cheer Leaders
'44, '45g Aviation Club, President
Alyce Rodgers
Alyce is pretty, blue-eyed, and blonde:
Likes inusic, and of Frankie is fond ,'
PVants to be a skater, and carry Sonja's
wand.
Transferred from Gladstoneg Favorite
Sport-Roller Skating
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Williamy D. Parfitt
fskipj
Bill is handsome, blond and tall:
Likes hunting, znatlz, and tl1e girls,-all:
ll'ants to he an engineer and answer to
Morganis call.
Vice President. 12A Class: President, 12A
Home Room: Green Key: Varsity Club.
President: AAA.: Swimming Team '43,
'44, '45
Shirley Pearl
qshnn
Shirley plays an active role in the senior
elass play:
Likes singing, alranzaties, and people
who are gay ,'
ll'ants to be a famous actress, maybe
another flliee Faye.
Voice Groups A, B, C, E: Girls Chorale:
Dramatic English: Swimming Team:
Volley Ball: Hockey
Rita Gloria Rosen
qneep
Rita is lvlonde, a quiet person, one would
say:
Likes boiuling, skating, and ewerytlzing
gay!
l'l'ants to be a nurse, or go to beauty
school some day.
Math Club: Menu Club: Hobbyw-Coolv
ing: Favorite Sport-Bowling
Arthur Savitz
fArtJ
.flrtlznr is not tall, lint he's essential to
the hand:
Likes gay fiartles feliere the nznsic is
mostly canned:
ll'antstol1e n zlrnggist in this, the
greatest land.
Dramatic English: Marching' Band: Fa
vorite Sport-Softball
Rosalyn Schneier
lR0zj
Rosalyn is so very yay that slze's a
"must" to lIlI'Zf't' along:
Likes to eat, danee, type: and she
nsnally 1'sn't fw'ong,'
l l 'ants to lie a seeretary, so in an office
slze'll belong.
Bulletin Distribution Staff: Dramatic
English Class Secretary: Discussion Club:
Home Room Secretary and Treasurer:
Service Club
Bernice Simon
tBunnyD
Herniee is n ltnsy one, just full of 'llllll
and fire 5
Likes dam'i11gf, eating, and of these sl1e'll
newer tire,-
l'lvlIl1lS to ln' a great szreeessg to art she
does asfilre.
Dramatic English: Class Play-Sets and
Costumes
Virginia Jane Simpson
CGinnieJ
l"irginia is a girl 'znl10's gay, as every
one does knore:
Likes reenrds, dancing, Tolnnzy Dorsey,
and Joe:
lllants to ln' a model and lllt1l'I'KX' lim'
favorite lvean.
Hobby - Collecting Records: Favorite
Sport -- Baseball: Ambition - To Be Il
Model
Alan C. Smith
lSmittyJ A
rllan is a fellow who is always jolly and
WW-'
Likes to disenss fwllties, nznelz to Miss
Ross' flljllltljh'
l'l"ants to ln' a lawyer, and l1e'll lie a
good one some day.
Discussion Club: Favorite Sport-Foob
ball
Adelaide G. Sterner
tpeuey
.fldelaide is a .VllIfjI'?',' .S'lll'iS been heard
often in this selzoolq
Likes Ring, and, of eonrse, U'Z'L'l' lziin
slze'll drool:
llfants to lie a .Vc't'l't'llIl'j'. 'ZL'lll'l'i' SllP,S
surely lmnnd to rule.
Hobby-Collecting Foreign Money: Fa-
vorite Sport M Basketball: Transferred
from Gladstone
Ruth Surloff
qkuariep
Rntlz is often found with Mr. I1'ruin,'
she is l"Z'l'l'Nll0llj',S friend:
Likes the Majorettes and tlze entire
sfvorts' trend:
llfants to lie an aeeonntant, 'and is
working to that end.
Social Representative: Foreword Repro
sentative: Voice Groups B, C, E: Major-
ettes: Basketball: Volley Ball
Harold Weitz
CCur1yJ
llurold is ll 'IUVH-kl10Tk'lI lwlxkvflnill PIIIIV'
cr, ll17.YlJfIIft'I.X' one of flu' ln'st,'
J
l,Ii!i'l'.N' lwlw lfnfw, rllllllllll-V f7Ul'.Yn"V, and
all of flu' 1'1'.Yf,'
llitlllfj to go io Pitt and give ll1t'dlt'llli'
ffla' ltltf.
MlCl'o5Copt' Clnhg Green Key: Varsity
Cluhg Ilaskethzlll Teznn l-l3. '-l-l. '45
ROOM 304
is for Blurty who's full of fine wit:
is for Irvin, he's heztclccl for llittg
is for Selwyn, clynrunie hut small:
is for Shirley, the card of them all.
ls for Hinkes, he sings in the Choir:
is for Alex. Z1 joke his desire:
is fol' Norma, so jolly and gilyl
is for Rosie. she's as hriglit as the clay
is for Alain. so big zlncl so tall:
is for Hanna. she's tops with us all:
is for all of us. we get along swell:
is for no more. going with the hell.
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00172 315 H
Home Room Teacher-Miss Margaret L. Winch
Presiclcnt ., . .,
Vice President ,
Secretary .
'I reasurer , .,A., ...A..,,.. ,.
Social Chairman
Foreword Represelitzltive ,.
Roger D. Artz
Officers
Roger lb. ,-Xrtz
.Norman Vogel
. Dale Hooper
. .Clarence Hall
Elaine Weiss
'lolm 'l'liompson
Phil 1. Brodie
R "Rod" . . liiiggecl . . Romantic . . P "l'l1il" . . Popnlzu' . . Prourl
Resourceful lite
D llcvotes liimsell' to llainsels . . I likes jazz . . 'lack . . .luke-boxes
Dancing . . Dates . . Dinner joyful tunes
A Always .-Xmialvle and .Xctive B lllows il blaring Bugle
Treasurer, 12A Class: President, Room Orchestra A: Band A1 All-City Orthes
3155 Class Day Committceg Basketball tra
'44, '45g High Honor
Lillian Ina Bess Dorothy D. Cantor
L Lilccalvle "l.il" . , Loyal . . Lively D lliplomzltic . . Diligent . . llntitul
I nclincrl towzirrl Iris . . lntelligcncc- . . llrezuny
' U Illtgfegtg , I luqliglng D likes lJ1'2lWVll'lg' . . llflllflllllgs
B llllZlSl:S liillions of Beans Ufillllil
Sc1'viL'v Cllllll lfavoritc Sport-a5xx'ii1n11iil2I C Colors fU'll'2l5 Cmicfully
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Rook Room Club: journal Staff Ura
matic English: Discussion Club journal
Art VVork3 Tech :Xrt Class: Sigma o
High Honor
Marcia M. Cohen Peter II. Gowa
M Meticulous . . Mindful . . Modish P Polished . . Perfect . . Photogenic
. . Mannerly . . "Pete,'
M likes Music . . Math . . Magazines II likes jokes . . jam . . jesting
. . Mirth G Gains Gals Gallantly
C Characteristically Capable and Hobby-Stamp Collectingg Favorite Sub
Commanding iCCt-5CiCHCe
Bulletin Staffg Service Clubg Journa'
Staff Typistg High Honor Nathan MI Grossman
. . N"Nt"..Nlt l..N' ..
Shirley Rita Cohen iisbby A a um we
S Silelft - - SIWPQIY - - Smiling - A M likes Music . . Medicine. .Mush-
I SIUCCTCI I ball . . Money
R likes Reading . . Recreation . . Re- G Gains Glory through Genius
finenient . . Roses I Oeehiesira A3 Footbah
C Can Claim Countless Charms
Secretary of Bulletin Staffg Service Clubg Clarence MI Han Jr
Journal Staff Typist , ' '
C Clever . . Cautious . . Cheerful . .
- Com anionable
H . D . P . . .
any J avls M likes Music . . Mysterious Movies
H Happy-go-lucky . . Husky . Machines
I-Ierculean . . Hilarious H Hagour Heartiest Hopes
J likes Jokes ' ' -llve ' ' -'Oy Treasurer, Room 315g Microscope Clubg
D Dr1ves Dames Daffy AViati0n,C1ub
Basketball '44, '45g Art Clubg Print Club
I Herbert II. Harris
I Aden H-IFfanC1S H Higli-Spirited . . Hearty . . Hu-
A Annable . . Actlve . . Able . . Ani- morons
I bitious II likes jazz . . jitterbugging . . jokes
H likes Hockey . . Harmony . . I I Justice
II Healfh II H Has a Happy Heart
F Iimds Females lime Hobby-Stamp Collectingg Favorite Sport
Green Keyg Footballg Vice President, -Swimming
12B Home Room
I I Leo L. Hnatow
I Maman R' Gmsberg I L Likeable . . Lean . . Loving
M Misclnevous . . Magnetic . . Mirth- L Likes Laughing I I Litei-atm-e I
ful . . lMl3Sl61'lLll Loafing I I Luxury'
R likes Reflection . . Regulation . . H Hates to Hear of Heihewoi-k
I Reclifiagmfl Entered from Connelley Vocational
G 'Ginny Gains her Goals Schggl
Book Room Clubg Discussion Clubg Ura
matic Englislhg Orchestra Ag Cerina
Clubg Volley Ban '43 I 4 , Dale Hoopef ,
E 'Elbie . . Eager . . Bnergetic . .
john E. Gonzalez D IIklLxSt1ng D D I
J' "jackson" Iaunts lubilantly . . 1 eb ancmg " ames " angel
Iiocuiaribi ' H H. .II?ouIghnuts II I H I
E likes Equations . . lintertaimncnt I eia II agplgjfts a,mCI,:nO?
,, . 7 -. ourna a , 0- lO1'-1l1- neg -ec-
G HG' ' lieth ' ' Lughih e retary, Room 3155 Band Ag Qualitative
elle' the GT3'nde5t GUY Analysis Classg American Legion Award:
Young Magiciansg Band B German Clubg High Honor
A S 38 A -z
Hubert Whitney joy Donald B. Mintz
H Happy . . Handsome . . Helpful D Domineering . . Dramatic . . Dis-
. . Honored tinguished , . Defiant
W likes XYomen . . lllriting . . lYork- B likes Blondes . . Ball games .
ing . . Yllagner Boats . . Bacon
j just a jewel at jobs M Makes his Money Merrily
Orchestra Ag Microscope Clubg Discus- Football 435 Favors-Xavier Cugat
sion Clubg Aviation Clubg Qualitative
Analysis r Classg Manager Swimming EdWaI'd F- M0hI'b3Ch
Team? Hlgh Honor E 'Easy-going . . Enjoyable . . Ex-
uberant . . Entertaininff
John J' Kenny F likes Fun Frolic Fgends
j jovial . . jaunty . I jesting , . just Food
J 111465 .iw - . Jvlfmgg' - - June - 4 M Maker of Nlerry Mischief
11611211116 ,Junior Y. 1 Enlisted in United States Navy
K knows the knack of Kicking K N u
Football '43, '44, '45g Favorite Subjecth- Janet Jeanne P1Pef
AviHIi011: Future PFOSDCHS-Navy j joyful . . jaunty . . judicious . ,
- i jocular
Gilbert E- Levy j likes january . . jewelry . . jam . .
G Gay . . Generous . . Good-looking jokes
. . Good-dresser P Prefers to Perform in Plays
E likes Entertainment . . English . . Dramatic Englishg Class Play Cast
Everybody . . Eating .
L Laughs at his own Ludicrous Lines I Natahe Joy Sfmlessel V
Favorite Sport-Swimmingg Future Pros- N Nelghbm-ly ' ' Nlmble ' ' Note'
pects-Optometry worthy . . Noted
j likes jitterbugqinq . . journeys .
u Alan G- Lvfker junk . . Ja1Q'bJ.
A Aniusmg . . ,'Xrt1st1c . . Adept . . S Skillful in Swimming and Sports
Aggressive Dramatic Englishg Favorite Sport-f
G likes Girls . . Gadgets . . Gum owlmmmg
L Lives to Listen and Learn Sylvan S. Simon
journal Staffg Foreword Representative:
Orchestra A5 Track ,45 S Subtle . . Sensible . . Secure
S likes Sleep . . Songs . . Spanish . .
Murray S. Love SaIlClVVlCllCS
,- 4 S Sinvs of Sta e
M Mild . . Manly . . Merry 22' V . Q
S likes School . . Skating . . Saxa- Class Play Cast' Voice Groupb B' D
phone . . Sports Russell W. Simmons, jr.
L Low-'S the Lively Ladies R Reasonable . . Robust . . Ruggel
Band Ag Varsity Clubg Track Team: MROQ-uish
Civil All Patrol A W likes VX'agers . . XYork . . Vwlomen
S Seldom Seen in School
Dons May Mattes Band Ag Marching Band: All-'City Baud:
D Daring' . . Dashing . . Dynamic . 4 Footban '42, '43, '443 Basketball '42, ug
Ducky ,
M likes "Mates" . . Men . . Music . , Lenm Hf Sternberg 1
Mel-1-ymaking L Lovable . , Lively . . Locpiacious
M Makes Men Moon 4 - - Lolfal .
Journal Staff: Secretary' Home Room' H likes Holidays . . Home . . Hohhies
l2B: Senior Leadersg Sigma Iota: Aviaf S Says that SCll00l IS Slavery
tion Club: Basketball '44, '45g Vollcv Social Representative. Grades ll. 125
Ball '44, '45g Student Council: Social Dramatic English: Class Play Cast'
Chairman, Senior Leaders! Class Day Class Day Committee: Aviation Cluh:
Committee: High Honor Dance Groupg Hospital Aide
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john W. Thompson Sylvya C. Weisman
I 'lack-of-all-trades . . .lesting . . S Sagacious . . Smooth . . Sweet
journalistic . . hlocund C likes Charm . . Calisthenics . .
W likes lVomen . . VVriting . . lYoll- Careers . . Chatter
ing . . Wfinter W Vl'ishes she lVere Wfittier
T Takes his Time ill Trouble Dramatic Englishg Modern Dance: Hos-
lforeword Representative: HobbyiStamp Dltal Aide
Louectmg Elaine C. Weiss
Rochelle M- T0P01SkY E Extraordinary . . Earnest . . listi-
R Refined . . Radiant . . Rosy . . Re- mable . . Eye-catching
freshing C likes Candy . . Companions . .
M likes Meals . . Modesty . . Mail . . Cleverness and .IOIC
Memories W Wlill always be XYell Xvllftllwllllt'
T Tllorougll. Tried Zlllil TTUC Business Service Guildg Bulletin Staff:
Business Service Guildg Bulletin Staff: S0531 ReI91'C5enfatiVe?. D1f3m3fiC EI18'
Dramatic English: Claiss .Play Cast: llshi Class Play Casti Sefvlce Club
Voice Groups B, C, I-L3 lfasluon Club Jerry L. Wolfish
Norman H- Vogel J' .lolly . . just . . joyous . . Alerry
N Natty . . Neat . . Nonchalant L likes Love, Lovely art, Lamb-
H likes Horns . . Harmony . . Hockey chops . . Lollipops
V Votes to be a Vagalmoml W VVl1atever he paints XYill VVin
Vice President, Room 3l5: Band Ag All- Painted School Muralg Future Prospects
City Band: Track Team '45 -Artist
We Will Treasure Always:
A bounding opportunities
L audable guidance
L ofty ideals
D emocratic principles
E verlzlsting' friendship
R everent attitudes
D efiant spirit
I mpartial instructors
C apalile scholars
E ternal memories
,zz uf -gn A Zh M V U, 1,
ani: ik
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Class Room Teacher-Mr. Leo Gutoski
Officers -
President .....,,4...........,.......,. ....,.4......,....
Vice President ............,..,..,.4
Foreword Representative .....
Social Chairman ...,,........,....
Secretary-Treasurer ,,....
Margarita P. Becker
M ostly seen about the library
A piano player, and good
R eally swoons to Dorsey
G raceful and sweet
Modern Danceg Favorite Sports-Tennis
and Hunting
Margaretta Calabrese
G ood at swimming and dancing
E ndless patience and fortitude
T ries hard in everything she does
T oo good to be true
A pal to all
Favorite Sport-Swimmingg Ambition-A
Receptionist
Viola Chorba
V ivacious and happy-go-lucky
I nterested in designing
Favorite Sport-Swimmingg Ambition!-
Dress Designer
Gertrude Foner
G oodness, there's nothing she can't
do
E very one thinks she's quite CLK.
R eally an asset to 465
T act and amiability feature her ac-
tions
Dramatic English CClass Playjg 12A
Vice President, 4655 Foreword Repre'
sentative IZB, l2Ag Secretary IZB. 4653
Senior Leadersg French Clubg Basketball
'44, '45g Volley Ball '42g Soccer '43
Arnold Keilly
A lways kidding, but
R ather partial to Reda
N ice brown, wavy hair
I nteresting character, full of
E nergy and pep
Track '45g Favorite Sport-Baseball
.,....iMurray Kram
Gertrude Foner
..,.....Gertrude Foner
........Stanley Wynett
..,..4Leroy Supowitz
Murray Kram
M ur has been president of 465
U nusually considerate, he's a
R eal favorite in the entire class
Green Keyg 12B Social Representative
12A President, 465
Ruth V. Lovejoy
R oller skating and dancing her
pastime
U nusually sweet and pleasant
T oo glad to lend a hand
H ard to beat
Favorite Sport-Roller Skatingg Ambi
tion-Telephone Operator
Grace Mary Malloy
S incere, sunny and spirited
A mbitious, aspiring, amiable
L ikes swimming and playing the
piano
Favorite Sport - Swimmingg Pastime -
Dancing
Marvin Margolis
M ischievous and merry
A t the Beacon much of the time
R eally mad about Charlie Spivak
V oice Group A claims him
Dramatic Englishg Voice Group A
Theresa Molnar
I oyful and full of pep
E asy to please and appreciative
R eady to help and sympathize
R elaxes to l.ee Kelton
Y earns to be a success in business
M.M.M. Clubg Favorite Sport-Bowling
Eugene Pallotta
I okes about everything
E xcels at sports
E asy to get along with
P lans to join the Coast Guards
Favorite Sport - Baseballg Ambition --
Gym Teacher
Yolanda Paranay
Y on can usually fincl her at the
"center"
O hliging, open-ininclerl, optimistic
L ikes Perry Como and Frankie
11B Vice Presidentg '.I'reasurer. Home
Room UB, 4655 Dramatic English: F1-n
ior Leadersg Basketball '45
Reda Pearlstein
R hythmic, racliant, reiinecl
E njoys learning to clrire
D ances to Glenn Miller
A lways pleasing to look at
Favorite Sport-Tennisg Hobby-Collt-ru
ing' Photographs
Elliot Ratner
E nergetic concerning' electronics
L ikes swinnning ancl
L oafing i11 Squirrel Hill
Favorite Sport-Swiinmingg Ambition-
Electronical Engineer
jack Riemer
J oh for the future-lawyer
A ctive i11 Dramatic En0'lish
,J te s ce 11 e y 1
K nows his Tonuny Dorsey
Discussion Clubg Dramatic English: Fa-
vorite Sport-Football
Frank Rizzo
Edgar A. Robins
E asy to know
D ark-eyecl fellow who
D otes on Harry blames
I nterestecl in the violin
E ntering Petinsylvania Collegfc
so111etime
S
Orchestra Ag Favorite Sport-Football:
Dramatic Englisihg Class Play Cast
Marylouise Robinson
L ively, laughing, likeable
O hliging, open-minclerl, optimistic
U ses her spare time wisely
Favorite Sport - Basketballg Hobby --
Dancing
Howard Smith
S unny clisposition
K eeps lflllllltllllg' us of Erlith
I ll east of class play
P lanning' to be an optonietrist
Dramatic English: Class Play Cast:
Voice Grouips B, Ag Aviation Club:
C 011666 Choii ii I f-lily 'yn Stamp Clubg Bands D, C, B5 Intramural
Basketball '44
Beatrice E. Spiegel
B eautiful to look at
C arefl-ee and Gay E njoys Spike jones and rirling
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H orses are his liohhv
I s enthusiastic ahouit
C laucle Thornhill
Favorite Sport-Horseback Riding: :Xm-
bition-Horse Trainer
A lways helptul and pleasant
Dramatic English: Class Play, Produr-
tion Staff: Journal Staff: French Clulmg
Foreword Representative. 368, lll-1, ll,-X3
Hospital Aideg Volley Ball '4.3: Clas
Day Committee: High Honor Student
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Dolores Springer Louis Tenenouser
D ollie's sweet and popular L ikes chess and
O riginal and obviously jolly O ther diversions
L oves to skate and swim U p and coming person
L ikes the boys and a Saturday date Voice Group Ag Chess Club
S ' ' ' S -Sk - . .
gngoup L Chorus, Favorite port at William L. Wolf
, , W ill be a good mechanic some dav
Regina Renate Stllman O nly peeve is slow drivers
R Sally In the QTUQVC L istens to Tommy Dorsey
E njoys good music F ull of pep
G l ll-around erson - - -
004-21. P Stage Crewg Voice Group Bg Aviation
I nteresting to observe Clubg Gym Team '44
Dramatic Englishg Class Play Cast:
Voice GroupB
Stanley Wynett
S imply swell fellow
' Leroy Sl1P0WitZ T akes to Cugat
S CUOUS but fflendly A nd driving his Dad's car
U nusually talented on the sax N Oted for his plaid shirts
P reparmg to be an accountant 125 Social Committeeg journal Staff:
Band A3 Green Keyg Track '45g Secre- Aviation Clutbg Stamp Clubg Class Day
tary-Treasurer, 465, 12A Committee
What Would Allderdice Be Without:
Senior themes?
Chemistry tests?
Ziggy's chickens?
Modern dance group?
'Scope Club outings?
Senior questionaires?
Mr. Shriner's ball team?
Second Floor Annex Vvall?
A winning football team?
Group A and Miss Steiner?
A swell group of teachers?
Pledges hiding in corners?
Spaghetti in the lunchroom?
Movies in assembly on Friday?
Freshies and the fifth floor?
Discussion Club radio broadcasts?
Dramatic English Class's stirring per-
formances?
Art Departments posters over the
lunchroom door?
Closed periods Monday with everyone
roaming in the halls?
All of the very swell graduates of the
class of January 1946?
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EDITORS-IN-CHIEF
ASSISTANT EDITORS
Leroy Weiner
Dorothy Farber
Howard S. Corey, jr.
Faculty Sponsor
Miss Diantha W. Riddle
ASSOCIATE E
Louise Judith Abram
Murray A. Bennett
joy S. Bonwit
Sheldon Edelstein
Betty Lou Gibson
Roselie Gottlieb
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CLASS
Joanna Ruth Eagleson
BUSINESS MANAGERS
john Lampl
Richard Lampl
Sidney Stark, jr
DITORS
Yvette Deakter
Gladys L. Depew
Lois Elaine Eagleson
Iris Mae Hepps
Betty Lou Kerr
Sally Kruman
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Jacqueline Lappin Phyllis Linder
Guy Leighton Henry j. Mankin
James F. Marks
Marcella Moravitz
Lois Olney
Gilbert Polonsky
Frances E. Rosenson
Louise Ann Roth
June Helene Schilit Donald James Shombert
Roberta Jean Schilit Alan Carl Winfield
Renee Schorin Shirley J. Wolkoff
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MEMORIES
Remember the years in Allderdice High?
How quickly they seemed to be passing by?
And suddenly we all awoke with a start,
To find ourselves seniors, so proud and so smart!
Remember the days we stayed in after school
To help Mr. Shriner, or swim in the pool?
And football: we all thought the team was so fine,
And attended the games in rain or in shine.
And the time, on exam-day. we came to class late?
The themes that Miss Riddle asked us to create?
Or the feeling of pride, when we first made all "A's"?
Think back, and reflect on the old school days:
Then lift up your head, and throw out your chest-
You're from Allderdice High, from the best of the best!
From Allderdice-honor that glorious name l--
For the '46 class must bring it more fame!
N ever was a year more
I nterestingg we who
N ow must shoulder the
E ver increasing burdens of
T he world appreciate
E very little grace and
E very tender memory
N urtured by Allderdice.
F ortified by knowledge
O btained from thee and
R efreshed by the cheer
T hat echoes from thy walls
"Y on will succeed my child." we
know
S uccess will be ours
I f we utilize our
X enial way of life.
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OFFICERS
President-James Lauble
Vice President-Howard Corey
Secretary-Leroy Weiner
Treasurer-Elena Bonaro
SOCIAL COMMITTEE
June Schilit Thomas Saulsbury
Marcella Moravitz Marilyn Fredland
Elaine T. Pittler Alice Citron
Elena Bonaro Saul Diamond
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Louise Judith Abram
Portia Abrams
Dolores Adragna
Selma Elaine Alpern
Edwin Amos
Rose M. Anobile
Wilbert Austin
Frances Baccaro
Elena F. Bonaro
Joy S. Bonwit
Elmer Borovich
Leonard Allen Briskin
Violet Brown
Chettie Burke
Tombo Burke
Albert Burton
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1 Audrey M Baciflc
Genevieve B Bahleda
Barbara Bair
David Balk
Ethel J Barna
Gloria Maxine Barnette
Sadie Bass
Elizabeth Beers
Joanne Delores Belinky
Murray A Bennett
George William Beres
Myron J Berman
Hazel Bertenthal
Irene Blatt
Jacquelin Blitz
Henry Bogulski
Madelyn Cahn
Rosemarie Capalbo
Frank Cicero
Alice Florence Citron
Doris E. Cobb
Helen Cofsky
Betty C. Cohen
Irene Cohen
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Herbert Dickson
Manuel DiNardo
Beverly M. Downey
Harry Drucker
Shirley Dunn
Olga Dzura
Joanna Ruth Eagleson
Lois Elaine Eagleson
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Louis Cohen
Mark Cohen
Paul Cole
Howard S. Corey, Jr.
Marie Covington
Robert Cowie
Forestina Crawley
Patricia Donna Crouch
Bernice Danovitz
Theresa Davern
George A. Davis
Lillian Davis
Yvette Deakter
Delores R. DeLandro
Gladys L. Depew
Saul Diamond
B Fay Eckert
Sheldon Edelstein
Hilda Epstein
Edward T Evans
Mark R Faxgen
Dorothy Farber
Melvin S Feldman
Barbara Ferber
Marie L. Gofford
Janice Golanty
Audrey Lois Goldberg
Sheldon M. Goldblum
Rachelle Goldenberg
Cecile Doris Goldstein
Herbert Goldstein
Lenore Goldstein
Etta Jean Ferson
Anna Mae Fiorella
Robert Clark Fitzpatrick
David H. Fleishman
Ralph Floria
William Ford
Amy Frank
Marilyn Fredland
Ellen Nancy Friedman
Elinor Frishman
Mary Gaspar
Estelle K. Gastfriend
Samuel C. Gatehouse
Norman Gelman
Betty Lou Gibson
Flora Irene Gilmour
Ruth Goldstein
Stanley E. Goldstein
Ruth B. Gomberg
Dorothy E. Gonda
Norma Sue Goodman
Jack Gordon
Roselie Gottlieb
jay Bernard Gould
Geraldine Hight
Milton L. Hirsh
Edith Hollerbach
Rebecca E. Holmes
Wilma Diane Horn
Nancy Louise Horrocks
Virginia E. Houston
Lois Ann Hulick
Jane M. Gray
Eraline Greenberg
Harriet Greenman
Eleanor Greenwald
Julianne L. Gross
Marvin B. Gusky
john Richard Hagan
John Hallahan
Wm. R. Hamby
Pauline V. Harbacho
Pauline Regina Hardman
Raymond George Hasley
Bernice S. Hecker
James Henderson
Iris Mae Hepps
Leonard Herman
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Ruth Elizabeth Hurley
Mary Hvozdovich
Mary Lou Illing
julia Joyce Johns
Stantan J. Jonas
Betty Lou Jones
Margaret Kacsuta
Ilse Kahn
Clement P. Kuzma
john Lampl
Richard Lampl
Donald Landay
Elin Lando
Jane Lang
jacquellne Lappin
james Lauble
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Annette Kalson
Thelma Kaminsky
Norwin E. Katzen
Louise Kaufman
Margie Kaylor
john P. Kepich
Kenneth Kern
Betty Lou Kerr
Boyd Kessinger
Eugene Klein
Caroline Kocan
Helen Kocan
Gerald J. Kolski
Dorothy Kovach
Sally Kruman
Ethel Kruse
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David Laufe
Geraldine Lebovitz
Shirley Lederstein
Theodore Lederstein
Andrew B. Ledwith
Guy Leighton
Gertrude Leiter
Gladys Levin
Joan I. MacMillen
jean Magidson
Christine M. Maglere
Elaine Mainwaring
Donald Makrauer
Benjamin Mandel
Sally Anne Mandler
Henry J. Mankin
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Stanley Levine
Judith Levinson
Louis J. Levinson
Phyllis Liberman
Phyllis Linder
George Lipchik
Hannelore Litten
Anne Little
Marcella Ruth Litvak
john Lois
Richard London
Virginia Louise Lorber
Robert Bennett Lubic
Marjorie Jean Lyle
John Lynch
Ian MacDonald
Eleanor Lee Marcus
Selma Marcus
Gerald Margolis
James F. Marks
George W. Markowitz
Nettie Lou Mates
james McCarney
Neville W. McChesney
Marcella Moravitz
Agnes Morton
Deloris Moxley
William Muir
James Muirhead
Ruth Mullen
Elizabeth Naleba
Jerome M. Nathan
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Edith Margaret McM1llen
Gerard McTighe
Mary jane McVicker
Daniel R. Melore
John A. Mercurio
Thomas Mertens
Jane D. Metro
Leon Metzler
Felix H. Miller
Jean Miller
Milan Miller
Sylvia Miller
jenny Mincheff
Harry Moidell
Myra Moidell
William Moltz
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Louis Gould Neft
Rachel L. Nevins
james C. Newcomb
Robert Nicholas
Dolores Nozling
Paul Nussbaum
Mary Lee Oakes
Irene Lee Oberfield
Ruth Rabone
Walter Rankin
Gladys Mae Rapport
Vivian Rapport
Arline Harriet Ratner
Dolores M. Rider
Eleanor D. Rieffle
Therese Roberts
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Vincent Obiecunas
Lois Olney
Lois Sherry Ostwind
Harry T. Pehl
Elise Perrin
Priscilla Perry
jean Ellen Petrie
Lee Pitler
Elaine Toby Pittler
Lawrence A. Poli
Gilbert Polonsky
Lorraine M. Port
Charles Powderniaker
Kenneth M. Powell
Katherine R. Pugliese
Joseph Queenan
Shirley Robins
Ruth P. Rosen
joseph I. Rosenbaum
Belva June Rosenfeld
Frances E. Rosenson
Madelyn Rossi
Daniel D. Roth
Lawrence Roth
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Betty Shanoski
William H. Sheppard
Donald James Shombert
Edith Yatta Silverblatt
Sondra Irene Silverman
Delores Silverstein
Minnie Simon
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Louise Ann Roth
Roslyn H. Roth
Hermoine R. Rubin
Alan Rudick
Helen Sailley
Annette Saltzman
Dorothy Salvamoser
Thomas B. Saulsbury Jr
Leonard C. Schaffel
June Helene Schilit
Roberta jean Schilit
Renee Schorin
Maxine Schulherr
Alice Katherine Scott
Natalie F. Scott
Gretchen Seegman
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William Simon
Dorothy Jane Singer
H. Sidney Sisselsky
Lois Skirboll
David Smith
Harry Smith, jr,
Dorothy Mae Sokol
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Paul T. Taylor
Myrna I. Tex
Warren C. Thoma
Patricia Ann Tompkins
Rae Nell Tom
Paul A. Torin
Samuel J. Trocano, jr.
be sa f ee ee-be
Emily Mae Solomon
Renee Devra Soltz
Andy Spears
Mary Ruth Spears
Sidney Stark, Jr.
Barbara Stein
Myrna Steinbach
Sam G. Steinberg
Honey R. Steinfeld
Marion S. Surloff
Barbara Dawn Swartz
Betty Mae Swartz
Lee Swisher
June P. Takas
Marilyn A. Tanur
Margaret M. Tarasovi
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l 1 Gloria May Trueg
9 Morris Tufshinsky
Allen R. Udell
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Louise J. Vecchio
janet Verket
Bettie J. Virgin
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Darrell Zwerling
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Alan Carl Winfield
Ethel S. Winter
Seymour Wise
Ruth Witt
Shirley J. Wolkoff
Edith Adele Yahr
Edith Zahm
Ronald C. Zimmer
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Leonard Vogel
Lawrence H. Volk
Myron H. Wagner
Marian Wallace
Irene Walsh
Lois Ilene Wanetick
Wilma J. Wassman
Charlotte Wayman
Greta Weil
Gerry Weiner
Leroy Weiner
Thelma Ethel Weinstein
Irwin Weitz
Dorothy Weitzman
Edwin Whitman
Robert Wickstrom
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HIGH HONOR
Sadie Bass
Elizabeth Kathryn Beers
Murray A. Bennett
Elena Frances Bonaro
Alice Florence Citron
Mark I. Cohen
Bernice Danovitz
Sheldon Howard Edelstein
Mark R. Faigen
Dorothy Louella Farber
David H. Fleishman
Betty Lou Gibson
Milton L. Hirsh
Annette Kalson
HONOR
Louise Judith Abram
Rose Mary Anobile
Barbara R. Beerman
Jacquelin Sanda Blitz
Madelyn G. Cahn
Patricia Donna Crouch
George A. Davis
Yvette Deakter
Gladys L. Depew
Joanna Ruth Eagleson
B. Fay Eckert
Anna Mae Fiorella
Ralph Floria
Marilyn Fredland
Pauline V. Harbacho
Norma Sue Goodman
Roselie Gottlieb
Julianne L. Gross
Pauline Regina Hardman
Iris Mae Hepps
Geraldine Hight
Rebecca Elizabeth Holmes
Wilma Diane Horn
Nancy Louise Horrocks
Ilse Kahn
Norwin Edward Katzen
Betty Lou Kerr
Boyd A, Kessinger
Sally Kruman
Clement P. Kuzma
Richard Lampl
Gertrude Leiter
Judith Levinson
Thelma Lois Kaminsky
Stanley Levine
James Frederic Marks
Felix Half Miller
Sylvia Miller
Louis Gould Neft
Gilbert N. Polonsky
Louise Ann Roth
Roberta Jean Schilit
Renee Mae Schorin
Donald James Shombert
Barbara Dawn Swartz
Leroy R. Weiner
Alan Carl Winfield
Phyllis Linder
Hannelore Litten
Anne Claire Little
Joan MacMillen
Jean Thelma Magidson
Christine M. Maglere
Henry Jay Mankin
Eleanor Renee Marcus
Harry Moidell
Myra E. Moidell
Marcella Mae Moravitz
Deloris Moxley
Ruth G. Mullen
Rachel Louise Nevins
Paul Harvey Nussbaum
Lorraine M. Port
Arlene Harriet Ratner
Joseph I. Rosenbaum
Belva June Rosenfeld
Frances Rosenson
June Helene Schilit
Edith Yatta Silverblatt
William Simon
Emily May Solomon
Sidney Stark, Jr.
Margaret M. Tarasovic
Myrna I. Tex
Lawrence Volk
Charlotte Anne Wayman
Edwin Joel Whitman
Shirley Jane Wolkoff
Edith Adele Yahr
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Tuesday Evening, june 18, 1946
PROCESSIONAI.
Cornelius Festival March A A AA ,,, A ,.,..., AI7vIi.r illmzdvlssalm
B3IlllfMl', Roy l". Dietz, Director
Invocation
Presentation of Flowers A A A A A A A A .,,, AA A january Class, 1947
Norman Kresh, january Class lilena Bonaro. june Class
Lauclsighting .,... A A AAAAAAA A A A AA A AAAAAAA A AAAA AAAA,,AAA,AA...,A A A AA .Grieg
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Class Gift AAA AAA. AAA AAAAAAAA AAAAA A AA AAAA AA AA AA AAAAA AAAAAA A A A AA AAA-lune Class, 1946
Howard Corey, june, l946 Howard Pearlman. january, 1947
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Tulba Solo-Edward Evans
Speakers: Murray Bennett. Sylvia Miller, Roberta Schilit, Betty l.on Gihson.
Stanley Levine
.Nddress A AA A A A A AA AA A A A Representative of Board of liducation
Presentation of Diplomas AA A AAAAAAA AAAAAAAA A A AAAAAAA D. McClyn1onds
RECESSIONAL
Pageantry AA AA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAA AAAAA I ming Clzvyvftz'
Band
Wednesday Evening, june 19, 1946
PROCESSIONAL
March from "Tannhauser' 'AAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A A AAAAAAAAAAAAA A AA ll'ngm'r
Orchestra-Miss Laura Zcigler. Conduftor
lnvocation
Presentation of Flowers AAAA AA AAAA AA AAAA AAAAA b lannary Class, l9-l7
Barbara Mahaffcy, january Class LeRoy VVeincr, ,Iunc Class
Adoration A A A AAAAAA AAAAAAA AAAAA AAAAAAAAA A A A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AA AAAAA Glfilllltlllf
Organ with Orchestra-Betty Lou Kerr
Class Gift A AA A A A A AA AAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAA AAAA A A A AA AAAA AA AAAAAAAAA AAAAA A june Class. l946
James Lauiblc, june. l9-16 Betty Cannon, january. 1947
Humoresque AA AA AAAA A A A. .AAA .A AAAAA AAAAA AAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA. A A A A Lifnckr
Bassoon Solo with Orchestra4Gcorge Davis
Speakers: Gilhert lJlllUllSliy, Renee Schorin. lflizaheth Beers. lilena lionaro,
Sheldon Edelstein
Romance AAAAAA AAAA A A A AAAA AAAAAA A AAAAAAAAA A AAAAAA A A AA S'zu'mis0n
Violin Solo with Urvliestra-IDonald Shombcrt
Address A AA A AA A AA A AAAA Representative of Board of lfducation
Presentation of Diplomas AA AA AA A AA A AA A A AAAAA A D. lXlcClymonds
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Mrs. Ralston
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CAST OF CH ARACTERS
,. , ..... ...., Lois Ostwind, Elena Bonaro
. Edwin Whitman, jim Lauble
., .Norwin Katzen, jay Gould
. .Edith Yahr, Elizabeth Beers
.. ..,,. Darrel Zwerling, Melvin Feldman
Ethel . A , Gretchen Seegman, Gladys Levin
Dick ,..Dave Fleishman, Seymour Wise
Van Dusen . .. ..Ronald Zimmer, Robert Lubic
Mable , , . Sylvia Miller, Bernice Danovitz
Sable .. Honey Steinfeld, Belva Rosenfeld
Martha , ,. , Julianne Gross, Hermoine Ruben
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Music by the ORCHESTRA of
TAYLOR ALLDERDICE HIGH SCHOOL
Miss Laura Zeigler, Conductor
STUDENT STAFF
Student Managers ,,........ ,,...,.,....,.....A..... .........,,..,.........,.. J u ne Taksa, Paul Nussbaum
Business Managers ....... i ,,......,, . ..,,..,,.. ..... .... .... , . T om Saulsbury, Paul Nussbaum
Bookholders . ...... Emily Solomon, Ruth Mullen, Rose Anobile, Sadie Bass
Stage Managers ...,. ..., ..,.,,.... ..... .,...... , . S ondra Silverman, Gretchen Seegman
Program .....,...........,, ............, ...,,... .......,..........,,..r.........,. E 1 e anor Rleffle, Doris Cobb
Photographer ............,...,,.... .............,..,.,........,........,,.,.........,.... J une Taksa
Cover Artist .............,.................. .,..........., .,,.... ....,,..,.....r, R a e Nell Tom
Foreword Representative ..,,4 .......,.....,.........,................r..,.. E mily Solomon
Announcer .,.......,..,..,,..... ....... .....,,...,....,.......,.........,......,............, R u th Hurley
Secretaries .....,.. .,.. . ....., . ....,., .r,... Barbara Swartz, Marilyn Fredland
COMMITTEES
Make-up ,. ,Thelma Weinstein, Vivian Rapport, Elinor Marcus, Betty Cohen,
Eleanor Rieffle
Publicity., ..,... .. .,..Sondra Silverman, Elinor Marcus, Honey Steinfeld
Property ,............ ,. ,,..... Leon Metzler, Stanton Jonas, Ruth Hurley, June Taksa,
Dorothy Weitzman
Scenery Design.. ...,.. , joseph Rosenbaum, Emily Solomon, Paul Cole,
Maxine Schulherr, Rae Nell Tom, Rhea Molever, Charles Solof,
joan Platt, Marian Friedman
Costumes.. ...... ...,......., ,.... . . Madelyn Cahn, Elaine Pittler, Dorothy Weitzman
Sewing ..... , Audrey Bacific, Ruth Hurley, Nancy Horrocks, Ruth Goldstein
Lighting and Stage Control ,. ..., Paul Cole, William Hamby, Andrew Spears,
james Muirhead, William Muir, Milan Miller
Posters ,.,.......,.,......... .,... Charles Solof, Robert Wickstrom, Chris Evans,
Rae Nell Tom, plus minor contributions
Play Directors ...... .,.......,..,.,......,.....,... Caroline Cook, Phillis Petrikin
Faculty Sponsor ,,....,....,... .. .. .,.,.,..................r,.r,.... ......,.,. E lizabeth Wagenknecht
Scenery Construction , ,.,, ,. . Paul Cole, Andrew Spears, William Hamby,
Milan Miller, james Muirhead, William Muir
Set Design ..... ,,..... W esley Mills, Phillis Petrikin, Caroline Cook, Rae Nell Tom
Printing ,...,..,.........,.........,..,..... ......,............,.........,......... C. P. Kavanaugh and students
General Management ...,,, ....,.........,.... .,... . ,. ,. .,,Elizabeth Wagenknecht
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ELECTRIC SHOP
MECHANICAL DRAWING
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Home Room Teacher-Miss Jane McCand1ess
Miss McCandless of 151,
Is gracious and sweet to every one:
She 'tries to please in every way
To help us all get through the day.
Officers
President ...,............. .......,....... .........,.,...... F r ank Cicero
Vice President .......,...............,...... ........... .... D o rothy Farber
Secretary-Treasurer .i..,i......,..,,.,..,.., ........ H . Sidney Sisselsky
Student Council Representative .,..,. .....,.., ...Leroy VVeiner
Foreword Representative ........,..... ..,... M urray A. Bennett
12A Social Committee ..i..
Portia Abrams
With eyes of green and hair so red
She is sweet, though rather small.
And we have often heard it said
She pleases one and all.
Voice Group B5 Aviation Club: Hospital
Aide: Hobby-Movies: Pastime-Dano
ingg Favorite Sport-Basketball
Murray A. Bennett
Murray is genial
And has pleasant -ways,
He likes to study
And inalres all A's.
Journal Staffg Foreword Representative:
Qualitative Analysis Class: Band A:
All-'City Band, Marching Band: Ameri-
can Legion Awardg Future Prospects-
Petroleum Geology
Hazel Bertenthal
Hazel is sweet, so jolly and gay,
On that 'we all agree,
l'Ve're all so proud that she is one
Of our happy family.
Senior Sigma Iotag Pet Expression -
"Aw Shucks"g Favorite Sport-Football:
Hobby-Roller Skating
Madelyn Cahn
This tall t'llll7'llIllIg niiss with diinples
three
Is a wonderful pal, as anyone can see,'
Gay and friendly with hunior so clever,
llfill we forget her? No, never.
Junior Leadersg Aviation Clubg Senior
Sigma Iota, Dramatic Englishg Favorite
Sport-Swimming
.......Marilyn Fredland
Frank Cicero
Franh, the president of our class,
ls the friend of every lad and lass:
His eollege days will he spent at Pitt,
And as a future lawyer he'll be a hit.
Dramatic English: President, 1513 Band
Ag Marching Band, All-City Band:
Senior Sigma Iotag Aviation Clubg Fa
vorite S'por't-Hockey
Robert Cowie
Bob is tall, six feet in height,
Blue eyes, blonde hair-a handsome
sight,-
This friendly lad's nielodions 'voice
Malees hirn one of llliss Steiner's ehoiee.
Voice Group Ag Male Chorus: Favorite
Sport - Basketballg Pastime - Bowling:
Ambition-Psychiatristg College-Pitt
Forestina Crawley
Happy-go-lucky and friendly, too,
Fl0ssie's a girl who is true-blue,
She has loads of viin and pep,
To stun it np, that gal is hep.
Leaders Clubg Camera Clubg Gym
Awardg Interest P- Nursing: Favorite
Sport-Swimming
Beverly M. Downey
Beverly has at winning way,
In .S"Z,Ul7'lZ1'7'Il11g, she does e.reel,'
And in our nzind there is no doubt,
We think she's mighty swell.
Hoblsy - Swimming: Pastime-Movies:
Ambition-Stenographer
Joanna Ruth Eagleson Melvin S. Feldman
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Clulmg Yo-i1-c Groups li, ll. :Xp Girls lislig Senior Discussion Cluhg Pastimcn
Clioralcq Spring livstivalg Soloist: Pas- Listening to Radio: .'xll1lJllIl0ll7BlCCll2llll-
time'-Rcacliug val Enginecrg Favorite Sport-Basketball
Marilyn Fredland
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H IH IW U l'Hik.l' lm-V' Dramatic English: Social Committee,
hlllllfllill Staffi Voice Groups lf, ll, ,Xp lil: Aviation Club: Senior Sigma Iota:
lrirlf Clioralvi Soloist' in thu Spring lmaclers Club: Volley Ball '4-lg Basketball
l'1'st1vz1l: Kl11'roscop1: Clulmg Hobby -- '433 Soccer '4Zg Hobby-XVriting Poems:
llorfcsg l'1ZlVUl'll.Ll Sport 3 Swiininingg lfavoritc Sport - Footballg Pastime Y
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Ruth B. Gomberg Gertrude Leiter
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Xl.Rl.Nl.: .lunior Service Clulmg Hospital -lunior Sigma lotaq .Xmcrican legion
-Xirlvl Senior Sigma lota: l:2lVHl'lfC Hand .-Xwarcll Plans for after Graduation--1
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Dorothy Farber
Twinkle, twinkle little eye,
lfVinhle, winkle at that guy,
That strawberry beauty is sweet and
haughty,
That green-eyed doll is our own Dottie.
journal Staffg Vice President, 151, Avia-
tion Clubg Microscope Clubg Senior Sig-
ma Iotag Senior Leadersg Basketball '43Q
Volley Ball '44g Soccer '44g Daughters or
the Americtm Revolution History Award
'42
Norma Sue Goodman
A chemistry student is our Narnia Sue,
An intelligent girl, and pretty, too:
Both gay and serious, with friends
galore,
I s this charniing visitor of 464
Senior Leaders, President, Modern Dance
Groupg Hospital Aideg Pet Peeve-Chem-
istry Testsg Pet Expression - "Po0f"g
Favorite Sports - Baseball and Hockey:
Pastime-Studying Chemistry
Mary Lou Illing
With pretty brown hair and eyes of
blue,
She is known to friends as Mary Loug
She likes to swiin, dance, and roller
skate,
All in all, Mary Lon's a perfect date.
Basketball '43g Swimmingg Favorite
Sport-Roller Skatingg Favorite Band
Leader-Glenn Miller
Louise Kaufman
Louise is quiet, so petite,
To have her near is really a treat,'
Y on can search the world froin end to
end,
But you won't find a truer friend.
Senior Sigma Iota: Hospital Aide:
Pastime-Reading: Hobby-Musicg Pet
Expression-"Oh, Beans!!"g Ambition-
To Be a Nurse
Jacqueline Lappin
ln height she measures five feet two,
With pretty blonde hair and eyes of
blue,'
S he's friendly, gay and very sweet,
In our estiniation, she can't be beat.
M.M.M.g Journal Staff: junior Leadersg
Senior Leaders: Volley Ball '43g Soccer
'43g Hospital Aideg Hobby-Collecting
Records: Favorite Sport - Swimmingg
Pastime-Loafing
Gladys Levin
With black curly hair and a pretty face.
Gladys sure is snperg
She iuoves about with ease and grace,
A simply perfect trouper.
Voice Groups E, B3 Dramatic Englishg
Senior Sigma Iotag Hospital Aideg Hobby
-Singingg Favorite Sport-Basketball
Judith Levinson
This dark-eyed beauty of 151
ls a friend and helper to every one,
lflfith her smile so sweet and gay,
llfe know she'll always win her way.
Orchestras C, E, B3 Senior Sigma Iota:
United War Fund Representativeg Hobby
-Sorority Activitiesg Favorite Sport--
Bowlingg Pastime-Eating: Pet Expres-
sion-"Umptine"
Anne Little
A Crosby fan, is Pepper, so cute,
She's really wild about that big, hand-
some brute ,'
Her pet peeve is a fan of Sinatra,
'Cause after all, he's "not-so-hot-ra."
Senior Leaders, Social Committeeg Sen-
ior Discussion Clnb: Hospital Aideg Col-
lege-Wisconsing Favorite Sport-Bas-
ketball
Richard London
Richard is a nzischievous guy,
Always having fnn,'
And because of his good nature,
He's the friend of every one.
Art Clubg Ambition-To Be a Successful
Businessmang Favorite Sport-Football
Jean Magidson
Jeanie is cute, and talented too,
There' isn't anything she ean't do,-
An all-around GAL with personality
pl-us,
She really rates quite high with us.
Orchestra B3 Senior Leaders, Social Com-
mitteeg Senior Discussion Clubg Soccer
'42g Hospital Aideg Hobby-Photographyg
Favorite Pastime-Swimmingg Pet Ex-
pression-"You're a Nut!!!'l
67 "
Benjamin Mandel
Benny is jovial, always so gay,
He proves to be helpful in every way,'
A friend to the end is this wonderful
TW,
To lltltl, we'll really hate to say good-
bye.
Favorite Sport-Baseballg Hobby-Draw-
ing Cartoonsg Favorite Band Leader-
Paul Whiteman
William Moltz
To be an engineer is Billy's airn,
ln this field he'll achieve great faineg
Friendly, iuischievous, scientifically in-
clined.
A 1nore pleasing chap is hard to find.
Band Ag Aviation Clubg Favorite Sport
-Swimmingg Pastime-Aviationg Hobby
-- Photographyg Ambition - To Be an
Electrical Engineer
Irene Lee Oberfield
Tall, slirn, and charrning
Witli eyes of green,
A wonderful girl
Is our Irene.
Voice Groups E, C5 Fashion Club:
M.M.M.g Junior and Senior Sigma Iota:
Modern Dance Group: Hospital Aide:
Hobby-Day Dreamingg Pet Expression
-"Say Nothing"
Lillie Marie Rabb
"Good things corne in Slllflll packages",
A saying which we all approve ,'
And Lolly, our small parcel.
Is really i11 tl1e groove.
Basketball '44g Hobbies-Drawing, Danc-
ing. Readingg Plays Tenor Saxophone
Ruth Rabone
A delightful blonde, with dark blue eyes.
She rates a whistle fro1n all the guys ,'
This talented 1'Hf'l.S'S, Ruthie by na1ne,
As a l'01ll17lU7'!7l0l artist will win her
fame.
Senior Sigma Iota.: Hobbies-Playing the
Plano, Dancingg Favorite Sport-Bowl-
ingi Ambition - To Be a Commercial
Artist
Belva june Rosenfeld
Sweet and charining in every way,
B. J. spreads joy every day:
A blues singer she hopes to be,
And soon in lights her na1ne we'll see.
Dramatic English: Senior Sigma Iotag
Hospital Aideg Hobby-Meng Pastime-
Kibitzingg Pet Expression-"Ye, Gads!!"g
Favorite S-port-Hockey
Dorothy Salvamoser
Rather quiet, but charming to know.
In the world of art she'lI niake a go ,'
She is pleasing to all and lends a hand,
As a wonderful friend, "Salvy" is grand.
Swimming '43, Favorite Sport-Dancing:
Favorite Subject - Artg Favorite Band
Leader-Glenn Miller
William H. Sheppard
He's gay and friendly and that is why
We are so fond of this likeable guy g
A handsonie electrician Bill will be,'
We wish hiin the best of prosperity.
Ho-bby - Collecting Recordsg Favorite
Sport-Footballg Pastime-Loafing: Arn-
bition-To Be an Engineer
William Simon
To "lfVicked lVilley" we bestow
The title of "Hot Clarinet foe",'
As he blows out soine jazzie tunes,
The audience goes into raptures and
swoons.
Band A, Marching Bandg All-'City Bandg
Pastime-Slhooting Pool: Favorite Sport
-Baseball
H. Sidney Sisselsky
Tall, darl: and l'lllllCli50ll'tC-ihllt,S our
Sid,
For a guy tl1at is swell, he gets our bid,'
That we trust hirn, there is no doubt,
For he's the one who carries our money
about.
Secretary-Treasurer 1513 Class Day:
Hobby-Dancing: Pastime - Sleeping:
Favorite Sport-Football
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Barbara Jean Stein
"Stein" is flu' OHL' wlzom all 1'd0lli.S'C',
lfVith lm' light lrrown lzczir and big green
Uyvsj
4-illzvays gay and zz, lot of fun,
Her lzzmmr is loved by vzfvryollv.
Orchestra B3 Hobby i Dancingg Pas-
times-Eating and Sleeping: Favorite
Sp0rtiBasketballg Favorite Band Lead-
er-Vaughn Monroe
Leroy Weiner
Lvroy's the guy with flu' lziglz 1. Q.,
Svriozrs, sflrdiozrs and frirnflly, too:
.Alf Hurz'm'd l1v'll study to lu' an rugi-
zzvvr,
.find tw all kno-it' flint grant s1rc'r'vss is
11z'c1r.
Student Couneilg Secretary of Senior
Class: journal Staff: Discussion Club:
Qualitative Analysis Class: Certificate
of Recognition: Hobby f Chemistry:
Favorite Sport-Basketball
Ruth Witt
A pretty Ilfllllfffll with ll l1va111'if1rl Sllllltf,
gl IIICIHIIFI' flmfs fvlmsing rviflz lots of
stylvg
Our Kzrflzifs I1 cl1ta,rz111'l1!l and llkf'Ul7lf'
gal,
Slw St'0Il'lS fo ln' t"Z't'l'NIIllt'i.Y fl-l full.
Swimming: Basketball '453 Volley Ball
'-1.53 Special Talent - Sunday School
Teacher: Favorite Sport-Basketball
Ronald C. Zimmer
To It'omn'v, lf't's gizw tl flfftll big lzund.
As tlzv fufurr' lmdvz' of ll sftwll swing
lvcmdj
H'lzvn lzv fools flzat su.r flu' mfs ga wild.
Hr' ran play any song lwflz solid una'
mild.
Dramatic Englishg Hand A: Saxophone
Trio: Swing Band: All-City Band:
Marching Band: College'-Ohio State
LASTINC IMPRESSION OF ALLDERDICE
Marcia Lohen .. ...,. .. .... .. . .., ..., .. ,, .. , ., . Miss .Iohnson's flowers
Shirley Cohen ., ..... , .
Marion Ginsberg .. .
Doris Matte
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planet liper A .,.,..., A
Natalie Schlessel ...A
Clarence Hall
Donald Mintz .,
Roger Artz ., ,
Phil Brodie .
Aden Francis ,
. Hall Passes
,."XVonderiul"
i ,. . ,.Graduation speeches
, . Spaghetti
., "lt's been a long. long time"
. . .. ,l.unChtime rush
.,...,Mr. Thomas' office
"Gad, it was rough"
,,... .,,.,.., . ..,.. f .Girls
Annex VVall
Dorothy Cantor i ,.,,.. Mr. Colborn's back room
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Home Room Teacher--Miss Dorothy Bergman
Officers
l'resicle11t . Henry ml. Nlzmkiii
Yiee l'resifleiit , llzuiiel ll. Rotli
SL'Cl't'lZlfy-'lll'L'ZlSlIl'Cl' lleloris Nloxley
Stiicleiit foimeil liepreseiitzltive. lieralcl Margolis
lforeworml liepreseiitzitive line Nell Tom
Soeizil liepreseiitzitive ,blune ll. Seliilit
Dolores M. Adragna Irene R. Blatt
tDo11yj fReneeJ
D eligglitful frienrlg Dolly lists :ui I ii El small package: lnstzmtzmeoiis
ZlQ'l'l'CZll1lC Disposition: smile: liieoiiipztmlvle person-
M ztlfes tlie worlrl ll little lirigliteri ality
Kliglity sweet: R zlclizites sunsliiiie: Runs rzltlier
A mlept :tt mlzmeiiigg .Xetions spezilc tlizm Wallis: liezilly :ulorulwle
loucler tlizui wortlsg .Xlwziys B irls "llello" tu one :mel all: llzilmy-
lmppy clolll lierztzzlecl all oi us
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iii-mls: l'QyVjI'lll' Sport -lee Slczitingg Am- mimi: A.Xmi,itilmfM:m.31Wmy
llil4Pll '. Pllll'L'I'
Sadie Bass Chettie Burke
S iimiv smile: Sports eiitliiisizisti - .
Q , , - C oulrl there lie zmvone lmetteri Lztlm
,eixiee tmxtime I I U - . H tt.
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5k'l'Yll't' Clulmg bt-mor l,ez1clers3 Senior i 5 A i
liiseussiou Club: llasketlmll '44, Q'-152 Home Room Yiee l'resiclentZ liroirps L'
Swimiiiiiig '-131 'llL'llllCCllllYlt '44 lfg SFllZlL'lfL'I' Ball '-133 Volley Hall '44
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' Louis Cohen Audrey Lois Goldberg
CPeteJ tLittle Audreyj
L eader in sports: Lively: Lucky in A ll the things you are are nice:
everything Adorable lass
C apable: Conscientious: Congenial L ike a breath of spring: Loveable
D
Hobby - Sports: Favorite Sport- Base-
ball: Ambition-Medicine
Dolores R. DeLandro
QDeeJ
ee's definitely fun to have around:
Desirable always
R eady, willing and able: Really
D
very efficient: Reasonable al-
ways
isguised angel: Dependable girl:
Devoted friend
Groups C, E: Hobby-Collecting China
Dogs: Favorite Sport-Football: Ambi-
tion-To Go to Alaska
Herbert Dickson
H ilarious: Happy-go-lucky: Has a
Charles Atlas build
D uke Ellington fan: Dazzling
shirts: Devoted to friends
Home Room President: Hobby-Girls:
Amlbition-Millionaire: Favorite Sport--
Football
Harry Drucker
fHug'hoJ
H appy clarinet player: Helpful:
Has particular interest in base-
ball
D oes very well in his studies: De-
serves mention as a basketball
player
Band A: Favorite Sport-Baseball: Am-
bition-Professional Baseball Player .
David H. Fleishman
fDaveJ
D ramatic English: Doubles in brass
on the trumpet: Diligent worker
H as a dazzling personality: Head
F
of the class: -
ine student: Friendly: Flashing
smile
Dramatic English: Band A: Marching
Band: Class Day Committee
miss
G al of our dreams: Gracious always:
Grand person A
Hobby - Swimming: Favorite Sport -
Football: Ambition-Stenographer
Rachelle Goldenberg
R estful on the eyes: Real pal: Ris-
ing to fame
G obs of fun: Go-getter: Generous
friend.
Hobby-Collecting Post Cards: Favorite
Sport-Football: Ambition-To Become
a Psychologist
Cecile Doris Goldstein
C aptivating ways: Carefree air:
Choice of many
D oes things cheerfully: Delightful
to know: Does her best
G ood-natured trouper: Grand girl
HobbyHCollecting Greeting Cards: Fa-
vorite Siport-Bicycle Riding: Ambition-
Secretary
Ruth Goldstein
R eliable girl: Recognizes responsi-
bility: Really very swell
G rand to know: Gracious friend:
Gets our vote
Dramatic English: Hospital Aide: Ambi-
tion-Nursing
Roselie Gottlieb
R ecommended highly: Really adds
to any group: Reserved and re-
tiring
G oes to the head of the class: Game
for a laugh: Graceful
journal Staff: Senior Sigma Iota: Fun
Club: Senior Leaders: Soccer Ball '43:
Basketball '45: Volley Ball '46
John Hallahan
olly jester: just loves baseball:
jovial all of the time
H appy hustler Hallahan: Handful
of speed: Hard to find
Hi-Y: Green Key: Microscope Club:
Varsity Club: Voice B, C, D: Basketball
Team: Vice-President, 12B
A' 7 1
Pauline V. Harbacho
fPau1Q
P atient: Pretty as a picture:
V ery sweet: Vivacious and charm-
ing
H as real school ability: Hurry's to
help: Her chances are great.
Hobby - Horseback Riding: Favorite
Sport- Swimming: Pet Peeve - Home-
work
Milton L. Hirsh
uvxiio
M entality above average: Monopo-
lizes cheerfulness: Model stu-
dent
L oves sports: Lively wit: Loads of
fun
H elpful: Humorist of Victory AZAI
Hits the jackpot
Favorite Sport--Baseball: Pastime-Atlv
letics: Ambition-Orthodonotry
Wilma Diane Horn
fWil1yJ
W illy, VVhat a figure! VVhe1'e have
you been all of our lives?
D orsey fiend: Dances like a dream:
Desires to be liked
H e'll be a lucky fellow: Habitates
the Manor Pharmacy: How
we'll miss you
Home Room Treasurer: Hospital Aide:
Pet Peeve-School
Norwin E. Katzen
CProfessorj
N oted as Discussion Club Profes-
sor: Notable for his love of fun
E xpert debater: Efficiency plus:
Entertaining, too
K een of wit: King of chemistry:
E
Known all about the school
Dramatic English: Orchestra A: Senior
Discussion Club: Discussion Club Presi-
dent '44, '46: Junior Discussion Club:
Hobby-Photography
Elaine Mainwaring
CBunnyJ
arns her honors: Enchanting face:
Everlasting smile
M ighty sweet kid: Makes a real
friend
Volley Ball '43: Favorite Sport-Football
Caroline J. Kocan
QKokeyJ
C heerful companion: Charmingly
capable: Cute little miss
J olly to know: joyous blonde: just
right
K ind to all: Keeps out of trouble'
Known as "Kokey"
Pet Peeve-Homework: Favorite Sport-
Volley Ball: Pastime-Taking It Easy
Geraldine Lebovitz
fGerryJ
G ayety, pep, fun: Gerry has loads
of personality: Great girl
L eads a very busy life: Lovely to
look at: Lasting friend
Senior Sigma Iota, Vice President: Mod-
ern Dance: Hospital Aide: Basketball
'43: Tennequoit '43
Marcella Ruth Litvak
QMarcyJ
M adamoiselle Petite: Made to or-
der: Magnetic person
R ates an ovation: Regular person:
Room for more like her
L acks nothing: Lovely to see:
Lady-like always
Groups B, C. E: Hospital Aide: Pastimc
-Loafing
joan I. MacMillen
U0-Macy
J aunty jo-Mac: just as nice as can
be
I deal friend: Illustrious student:
Important in art
M ischievous lady: Miss Personality.
Mite-y nice
Microscope Club: Cheer Leader '43, '44
'45, '46: Leaders: Class Day Committee
Henry J. Mankin
urankp
H appy-go-lucky, Hard-on-shoes,
Hank
I ust our size: jumping bean: Jars
our funny bone
M akes 267 fun: Music to our ears
Murder, We say!
Journal Staff: Home Room President
Band A: Orchestra A: Technical Ger-
man Club i
72
Shirley Lederstein Daniel Roth
S urefire Shirley: Slick as a whistle: 4310
Sweet and Cheerful D elta Lamm: Dives well: Dauntless
L oads of fun: Lively disposition: leader , ,
Love that girl! D ream man: Dramatic English en-
Groups B, C: Hobby-Collecting Rec- ,tlluslast
ords: Ambition-Modeling R arm to go? Rough and ready:
Rugged
G
Gerald Margolis
fPierreJ
amma Phi President: Gobs of fun:
Glenn Miller addict
M akes friends easily: Man's man:
D
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Merry sort of guy
Hobby-Women: Favorite Sport-Bowl-
ing: Amlbition-To Bowl 300
Deloris J. Moxley
fDeeJ
ee-lightful: Dances divinely: Dee's
all right
olly sense of humor: Jive fan:
-lumps to assist
M iglity swell: Magnetic personality:
Mainstay of 267
Secretary-Treasurer, IZA: Sewing Club:
Microscope Club: Leaders: Cheer Leader
'44, '45, '46: Class Day Committee
Arlene H. Ratner
fEanyJ
A lways aims to please: Apt to do
anything: As good as they come
H igh rating in everything: Has a
: R
R
charming manner: Has given
much
eally one outstanding person: Re-
served tactics: Radiance glori-
fied
A Cappella Choir: French Club: Modern
Dance Club: Senior Sigma Iota: Hos-
pital Aide
Roslyn H. Roth
fRozzieJ
ight at the top: Regal: Remark-
ably lovely
H ail 267's sweetheart: Has what it
R
takes: Hurries to help
eminds us of a painting: Rem-
brandt, we'll always Remember
Orchestra A: Junior All-City Orchestra:
Senior All-City Orchestra: Allderdice
Trio: Fashion 'Club
Green Key: junior Council: Dramatic
English: Aviation Club
June Helene Schilit
QPrima Donnaj
ust right: unie's a pal to all,
.l J
H air like silk: Has lots of friends
S tands at the top: Stareyes: Stays
on the job
Social Committee: Journal Staff: Secre-
tary-Treasurer of Home Room, 1213: So-
cial Representative, IZA: Orchestras A,
B: Microscope Club: Hospital Aide:
Pittsburgh Press Science Club: Fashion
Club: Science Clubs of America: Class
Day Committee
Natalie F. Scott
QScottieJ
N ice, nice, nice: Naturally a leader:
Never without a smile
F rankly charming: Finds time for
every one: Fifty classmates
can't be wrong
S ings like a bird: Says what she
means: She's our!
Group A: Volley Ball '43: Ambition-
To Sing on the Radio
Gretchen D. Seegman
CGockiy
G rand all around girl: Good friend
to have: Gay smile always
D esires to be an actress: Darling in
our class
S mall in stature, but Gocki's mighty
Sweet: Seems to be just all
right
Dramatic English: Group C: Sigma Iota:
Leaders: Modern Dance Club
Delores Silverstein
1DeeQ
D ee-lovely: Decided views: Delight
to all
S ooo nice to come home to: Stay
as sweet as you are: Sugar an'
spice
Library Club: Ambition-Matrimony
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Harry Smith, jr.
fSmittyJ
H earty sportster: Helpful and happy R
all of the tinle
S elf-qualified student: Sinitty's one N
swell fellow
lfzivorite Siport-lfoothall T
Myrna Steinback
M ore of yon would he wonderful:
Melody of joy: Manor fiend
S yinpathetic Sal: Sweet and lov-
ahle: Saludo. ainigo!
S
Orchestras B. C
T
Sam G. Steinberg
S nnny disposition: Service any
tiine: Saying' something' funny
constantly E
G reets all with a slnile: Gives zest
to his class: Good to know A
S niooth: So very nice: Sincere
friend
Y
Swinnning '43, '4-1: Favorite Sport--Hasch
hallg Anihition-To Graduate
Rae Nell Tom
QBlondieJ
aring' to go: Representative of
lforeword: Rascal
o one like our Rae Nell: Nice to
have around: Xortherner from
Texas
oo had she has no sisters: Try her
cure-all sinile
llrainatic English: Aviation Cluh: Dis-
cussion Club: Foreword Representative
Samuel Trocano, jr.
iTf0jJ
well smile: Sense of humor: Sue'
cess assured
rack star: Tries hard: True friend
Track Team '44, '45, '-l6: Special Plastic
Shop: Basketball at St. PTITTOINCIIZIVS
Edith Adele Yahr
fPeteyJ
asily winds her watch of wit: lin-
joys singing: lfnthusiastic girl
lways ready with her golden voice:
.Xinhitious ideas: .Xir of care-
freeness
es. l'etey's quite a credit to our
class: Your pal and ours
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Officers
Vresiclent . .
Secretary . .,.,.. ,.
'lll'CZlSlll't'l' .. ,
Stuclcnt Council ,.,. ..,.,, .
lforeworcl Represcntzxtive
Social Representative . ,...., .,.,... .
.. ........,..,..... ...Nancy Louise Horrocks
Ruth Elizabeth Hurley
. .. .Myron H. XYZ1gl16l'
Fay Eckert
.Harriet Grecnnlan
. .fXllf.lI'CXY ll. Leclwitll
Audrey M. Bacific
"If you 'zuwv lvusy living kind,
Ifvforo you lvzvfu it you fuoulzl finzl'!f
Tlutt you would lzuwf' livlfiful .ludrvy to
.tlsxist you in tvlzfztviwa' you do.
Dramatic English: Hobby-Sewing: Fa-
vorite Sport-Skating
Joanne Dolores Belinky
U07
"Tho rust will find the sword of flunzv,
'l'l1c dust will liidv tliv frcm'1f'-
l3'ut .l0fI11lIt'lS lllIf7f7j' disposition
ll'ill fvvrfwtiuzlly rlzosv your frown.
Group B: Aviation Clubg All City Chorus
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George William Beres
"lt'.r doing your jolt tlzv lnxvt you fun,
find living just to your fvllo'zt'111n:1"'f
'l'lu1t .Yl'l'llI.Y lilw' Cfvr11'g1v'.v fwrfwtiuil
tlzruiv.
This loyal 1llL'lllllt'1' of tlu' football lK'lIlIl.
Swimming Team '44, '45, '463 Golfg Am-
bition-To Be an Electrical Eu,Q'iuecr
Doris E. Cobb
CCobbieJ
"I hoard U lvird ut lwmil' of day
Sing from flu' nutzunn trrvsf'
Of Doris' woivt' vurlz ont' docs suv,
J
Twill 1u'wr, izmfvr zwzsv to plvnsc.
Junior Leaders: Senior Leaders: Voice
Group A3 Hospital .Xicleg Dramatic Eng-
lislt
Irene Cohen jack Gordon
memes? I ' "I f the day looks kinda gloomy,
"And the night shall be filled with And your Chances kinda slimy'
inusic,
And the cares that infest the day' -
Irene will very quickly dispel
lflfitlz her tinkling laughter and merry
way.
Ambition-Secretaryg Favorite Sportf
Football
J
Lillian Davis
qLi1y
"She is a picture of delight
lVhene'er slze gleains upon your sight."
Lillian is friendly to every one,
And no one will she ever shun.
Favorite Sport-Tennisg Ambition-Im
teriior Decorator
B. Fay Eckert
fBerberj
Hlllell, miss, I wonder where you live,
I wonder what's your name"-
For through your clever dress design-
ing
You 'will surely gain much fame.
Student Council Representativeg Voice
Group Eg Fun Club: Special Dance
Group
Estelle K. Gastfriend
"Curly-locks! Curly-locks!
lflfyill thou be mine?"
Estelle possesses such a gift,
For her hair is really divine.
Frenoh Clubg Hobby-Musicg Favorite
Sport-Bicycling
Janice Golanty
Gaul
"Think of the things that make you
hates.,
Not the things that make you sad."
Since Janice has been our classmate,
Nothing has seemed bad.
Hobby-Jewelry
Herbert Goldstein
QDizzyj
"Some people seein to go around
As if no fun they ever found."
Dizzy is just the opposite to this rule,
For he delights and peps up the whole
sclzool.
Varsity Clubg Football Team '44, '45g
Basketball
fa-ek will swiftly chase depression
With his abundance of huinor and viin.
Band Ag Basketball, Prime Interest-
Music
Harriet Greenman
lHarriJ
"Help nie in all the work I do
To be ever sincere and true."
Such help Harriet see-ms never to need,
For she's a real worker indeed.
Foreword Representativeg Voice Groups
C, E3 Aviation Club
Iris Mae Hepps
"Mitch have I travelled in the realrns of
gold
And rnany goodly persons seen,"
But when everything is done and told
On top is Iris, friendly and keen.
Journal Staffg Aviation Clubg Discussion
Clubg Junior Leadersg Sigma Iota: United
War Fund Representative
Leonard Herman
fLennyJ
"A boy that's truthful and honest,
And faithful and willing to work"-
This is a perfect description of Leonardg
There is no task he will shirk.
Motion Picture Club: Favorite Sport-
Football
Geraldine Hight
CGerryj
"There are loyal hearts, there are spirits
brave,
There are souls that are pure and true,"'
When there's a job to be done well,
Gerry, we know we can depend upon
you.
Bulletin Staffg Hobby--Dancingg Favorite
Sport4Basketball
Nancy Louise Horrocks
fP0rkyj
"I ani the master of my fate,
I am the captain of rny soul."
This will always be Nancy's inotto,
For she will surely reach her goal.
Dramatic English: Home Room Presi-
dentg Modern Danceg Special Dance
Group
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Lois Ann Hulick
"Although she d0esn't say much,
And is sometimes also shy,"
life have a very certain hunch
That someday soon she'll fly.
Ho-bby-Collecting Stampsg Fa-
vorite Sport-Swimming
Ruth Elizabeth Hurley
fRuthieJ
"hVaters on a starry night
Are beautiful and fair."
Ru-th's characterized by her happy smile.
Bright blue eyes, and golden hair.
Dramatic Englisihg Secretary of Home
Roomg Group Eg Special Dance Group
john P. Kepich
fDukeJ
"All passes, art alone
Enduring stays with us."
We can claim as our own
John's art which pleases us.
Voice Group Bg Swimming Team '4.Z3
Hobby-Collecting Photographs
Betty Lou Kerr
fBetsyJ
"Brains and beauty are not a common
pair,
Hut of each she has an ample share."'
These lines fit our Betsy to a " T,"
But we must also add her pleasant per-
sonality.
journal Staff: Orchestras A, C3 All City
Orchestra' All Count Orchestra' Mod
1 Y 1 '
ern Dance Clubg Pittsburgh Youth Sym-
phony
Sally Kruman
"If you had a million dollars to spend,
Or maybe a little more,"
Be sure you'd never find a friend
Like Sally and her piano lore.
journal Staff, United War Fund Repre-
sentativeg Sigma Iotag Aviation Clubg
Hospital Aide
Clement P. Kuzma
fClemQ
" 'Modern ways are quite alar-ming,' "
Grandma says, 'but the boys are charm-
inlguf' JJ
While C lem"s ways are not alarming,
Grandma's right-this boy is charming.
Microscope Clubg Green Keyg Photog-
raphy
Andrew B. Ledwith
fLedJ
Old King Cole was a merry old soul.
And a merry old soul was he."
Andrew has reached this very high goal,
For when he's around we're as gay as
can be.
Social Committee, Bands A, B, C, D3
Magic Club
rn
Claire Leifer
'Tiny and cheerful,
And neat as can be"-
This is our classmate,
It's easy to see.
Voice Group C3 Hobby-Music
Ian MacDonald
fMacJ
"Good people all, of every sort,
Give ear unto my song."
ll"hen you again hear Ian sing,
There'll be a mighty throng.
Voice Groups A, B, D-Secretary '46,
Male 'Choir
Nettie Lou Mates
QN. LJ
"Little deeds of kindness,
Little words of love"-
I t seems her very finencss
Is like that from Heaven above.
Doll Clubg Junior Leaders: Basketball
'42, '43
Gerard McTighe
New here's a man we tell to all,
A great fellow in more ways than one g
For how you ran and carried the ball,
To you, lVIcTigl1e, we say. "DVell done."
Varsity Clubg Green Keyq Hi-YQ Basket-
ball '45, '45, '46g Track '43, '44, '45, '46:
Football '43, '44, '45, '46
Agnes Morton
uvroro
"Rings on her fingers, and bells on her
toes,
She shall have music wherever she
goes."
Agnes' singing is most pleasing to the
ear,
Of her music acclaim we'll be sure to
hear.
Lunch Check Cashier, Voice Groups A.
B, C, Eg Hospital Aide
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james Muirhead Evelyn Ann Seliga
fjimj QEvieJ
"Honor and truth and nianhood, "The spirit that helps when another's
These are the things tlzat stand." down,
No one possesses inore of these traits That knows how to scatter the blackest
Than fini who always lends a helping frown"
hand.
Favorite Sports-Baseball, Soccer
Vincent Obiecunas
fVinceJ
"A quizzical thin sinile is showing ,'
His kind brown eyes are gay and glow-
ing."
Though Obie's been here for a very
short stay,
ll 'e'oe found him all right in every way,
Hobby - Collecting Recordsg Favorite
Sport-Basketball
Harry T. Pehl
CChooChooj
"lt's great to be alive and be
A part of all that's going on."
Tlzere are so few so nice as he,'
His gay spirit will newer be gone.
Hobby - Collecting Recordsg Favorite
Sport-Swimmi-ng
Gilbert Polonsky
CGordoJ
"W'e shall do inuch in the years to eoine,
Hut what have we done today?"
l'l'lzether it's in studies or in sports,
Gilbert uiakes it seem like play.
Journal Staffg Varsity Clubg Green Keyg
Football '44, '45g lntramural Football
Joseph Queenan
Uosej
little work, a little play,
To keep us going through the day'-
Joe's a wonderful example of just this,
And his exuberance we're sure to iniss.
Eootball '43, '44, '45g Intramural Basket-
all
Myron H. Wagner
fBuzzj
"Georgie, Porgie, puddin' and pie,
Kissed the girls and inade theni cry."
About Myron this stateiuent is untrue,
For he gets along with girls and with
boys, too.
Home Room Treasurer, l2Ag Hi-YQ
Treasurer of Hi-YQ Intramural Basket-
ball
Perpetually occupies our Evelyn's face,
And causes our spirits to keep up the
pace.
Foreword Representativeg Service Club:
Favorite Pastime-Dancing
June P. Taksa
Uuniej
"There was a young lady whose eyes
Were unique as to color and size"-
I n addition to this, June's really swell,
As all of her friends will readily tell.
Dramatic Englishg Orchestra B5 Chess
Clubg Junior Leaders
Patricia Ann Tompkins
tPatsyJ
"The world's a 'very happy place,
Where every child should dance and
sing."
For genial Patsy this is the stated ease-
Her looks, grace, zioice, just every-
thing.
Voice Groups A, B, C, E:
Prime Interest-Singing
Paul A. Torin
CFatsJ
"Rejoice and nien will seek you,
Grieve and they turn and go,"'
Hut when there's fun that's to be had,
Our Paul is never slow.
Band Ag All City Bandg Favorite Sport
-Football
Helen A. Uhrin
"'Vl'hen a bit of sunshine hits you,
After passing of a cloud"-
Of course this fits our Helen well,
l'lf'lz.ose praises we sing long and loud.
Class Gym Leaderg Hobby-Collecting
Recordsg Favorite Sport-Football
'Dorothy Mae Sokol
1DotJ
"Rarely, rarely coniest thou,
Spirit of delightu-
N ow Dorothy has a rare sweetness
Tlzat niakes everything just right.
Favorite Sport-Roller Skating: Pastime-
Readingg Hobby-Collecting Pairs
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Officers
President ................ ..,4.,..,...A.,............ H oward S. Corey, jr.
Vice President ..... ................ F elix H. Miller
Secretary .,,............ ...... .,..,..,..... B e tty C. Cohen
Treasurer .....,....,., ...,..,...,......,,.,......,. ...... E m ily May Solomon
Student Council Representative ......,. .......,... J ames F. Marks
Foreword Representative ...,.,.....,.... ......, M arilyn Zimring
Social Committee Representative ...,,.,. ....,,.. M arcella Moravitz
Elizabeth Beers
B brilliant, best
U unequaled
F friendly
F funloving
Y youthful smile
Remembered for-her efficiency
Dramatic English, Class Play: Voice
Group E: Library Club: Senior Leaders
Club: Basketball '42, '43, '44, '45, '46:
Volley Ball '42, '43, '44, '45, '46: Hockey
'43, '45
Helen Marcia Cofsky
H happy, helpful
E exceptional, eager
L level-headed
Remembered for-her agreeable
manner
Sigma Iota: Doll Club: Hospital Aide:
Favorite Sport-Football
Betty C. Cohen
C cute, cheerful
A amiable, adept
N neat, nice
D dynamic
Y your favorite cheer-leader
Remembered for-her bangs
Cheer Leader: Dramatic English, Make-
Up Committee: Treasurer, 356: Aviation
Club: Fashion Club: Motion Picture Club
Olga Dzura
O obliging, orderly
L likeable, lively
Remembered for-her shyness
Group Eg Hobby-'Collecting Pictures:
Favorite Sport-Volley Ball, Pastime-
Dancing
Howard S. Corey, jr.
C clever, congenial
O on the beam
R righteous, reliant
K knowing, keen
Y your pal and mine
Remembered for--his sincerity
Vice President, l2A Class: Journal Staff:
Lunch Check Casfhierg President, 356:
Hi-Y: Green Key: Qualitative Analysis
Class, '46: Football '43, '44: Track '46
Hilda Epstein
B benevolent
U unrivaled
T thoughtful
C constant
H handy
Remembered for-her ways
German Club: Senior Leaders Club:
Hobby - Collecting Records: Favorite
Sport-Basketball
Anna Mae Fiorello
A active, agreeable
N never mad
N never sad
A adventuresome
Remembered for-her sweetness
Bulletin Staff: Band B: Service Club:
Hobby-Dancing: Favorite Sport-Volley
Ball
Robert Clark FitzPatrick
F first-class
I inimitable
T talkative
Z zestful, zooty
Remembered for-his friendliness
Hi-Y: Hobby-Tropical Fish: Favorite
Sport-Basketballg Pastime-Sleeping
80
Amy Frank Flora Irene Gilmour
F frank F line friend
R resourceful L laughs 3 im
Q afflellt O on the ball
neat ,
K kind lxcmcmbeiccl iol-hu imnkncss
I inspiring Bulletin Stznffg Voice Groups EMC, ll'
E efficient ' Service Clnbg Hobby-Hula Dancing
Renielnbered for-her cooperation
Bulletin Staff: French Clubg Aviation .
Clubg Hobby-Letter-writing Marle L' Goffort
Elinor Frishman M n1oclcst.'me1'i'y
, A accomplished
T tauntmg R romantic
5 linllfyable I important
' as 'mg E endeurinv'
D dependable N .
I incomparable Reniembered torfflici' gray eyes
E effervescent M.M.M.: Microscope Club: Red Cross:
Renieinbered for--her demnreness H""by'C""CCt'ng Souvcmrs
Fashion Club: Motion Picture Club:
Hobby - Collecting Rccordsg Favorite
51,r,rt-F00tba11 Stanley E. Goldstein
B best athlete
Norman Gelman I
L l1vely,lucky
N neat dresser
, U unsurpassed
O oiderly E -U tx 1 - it
R reasonable CllC'1,,6lL, etunes
M magnetic Remembered for-his athletic
Remembered for-his energy ahllltb'
Aviation Club: Track '46: Hobby-Box' Swing llzindg Varsity Clubg Basketball
ing: Favorite Sport-Baseball '44, '45, '-log 'Frack '44, '45
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Raymond George Hasley Donald Makrauer
B brawny. bold M manly
U unmatched physique A air'-Iliinllefl, H111iHb1C
L leonine, laudable C capable, courteous
L likeable Remembered for-his ambition
Remembered as-being a Casanova Lunch Check Cashier: Aviation Club:
Band Ag Hi-Y, Secretaryg Football '43, Swimming '45, '44, '45, '461 Hobby-Build'
,44 mg Model Airplanes
james Marks
Bernice S. Hecker .l just fight . I
B blithe blonde I illustrious Journalist
loads 'Of fun M methodical, meritorious
L
O observant
N noted, novel wit
D delightful
I infinite ability
E entertaining
Remembered for-her cheerfulness
Hobby-Selling Graduation Cards: Fa-
vorite Sport-Footballg Pastime-"Tom
morrow's Theater"
Kenneth Kern
K knightly
E energetic, exceptional
N notable
Remembered for-his carefree man-
UCI'
Track '46g Hobby-Listening to Recordsg
Favorite Sport-Football
Gerald John Kolski
J jaunty, jovial
E eager
S smooth, shrewd
S sharp
Remembered for-his wishful think'
ing
Voice Groups D. C5 Orchestras E. R:
Aviation Clubg Hobby-Records
Donald Landay
D dapper, droll
O our personality kid
N never a dull moment
Remembered for-his wit
Voice Group B: Orchestra A: Book Room
Club. Presidentg Hobby-VVomen
E
Remembered for-his capability
Foreword Staff, Co-Editor-in-Chief3Stu-
dent Council: Journal Staffg Orchestra C:
Discussion Clubg French Clubg Magicians
Clubg Qualitative Analysis Classg All-
derdice Certificate of Awardg American
Legion Certificate of Awardg Civic Club
Winner
Felix Miller
brainy, big
engaging
beautiful hunk o'man
earnest
Remembered for-his way with Wo-
men
Vice President, 356g Band A: Marching
Bandg Swing Bandg Microscope Clubg
Fun 'Club
Myra Moidell
M magnetic,1nirthful
Y your dream girl and mine
Remembered for-her sweet unas-
suming manner
Voice Groups E, C3 Senior Leaders Club:
Sigma Iota: Special Dance Groupg Hos-
pital Aide
Marcella Moravitz
M memorable
adorable, accomplished
really grand
K keen-witted
ideal girl
eyeful
Remembered for-her low voice
Journal Staff: Bulletin Staff: Social
Committee, 3563 Aviation Club: Discus-
sion Clubg Sigma Iota: Special Dance
Group: Volley Ball '43, '44g Basketball
'44, '45
Lois Ostwind
L lovable, lettered
O oomph, original, Oh! Lois
Remembered for-her vivacity
Dramatic English, Class Playg Bulletin
Staffg Foreword Staffg Discussion Club:
Aviation 'Club
Elise H. Perrin
E enchanting'
L lovely
S super
Remembered for-her pretty face
Bulletin Staffg Dramatic Englishg Avia-
tion Clubg Junior Leaders Club
Jeanne Petrie
P pretty
E easy-going'
T terrific
E endless delight
Remembered for-her cute smile
Voice Groups E, C, B5 Special Dance
Group: Hobby--Collecting Recordsg Fa--
vorite Sport-Football
Walter Rankin
W Well-meaning, worthwhile
A agreeable, able
L light-hearted
T tops
Remembered for-his musical talent
Group Ag Male Chorusg Stage Crew:
Hobby-Sports
Therese Rosalie Roberts
T tidy
E enthusiastic
R radiant
R reliable
I incalculable
E eager
Remembered for-h er artistry
Aviation Clubg Fun Clubg Hobby-Paint
ingg Favorite Sport-Footballg Pastime
MDress Designing
Emily May Solomon
E exceptional
M mild-mannered, modest
Remembered for--her activities
Bulletin Staffg Foreword Staffg Senior
Art Classy Dramatic Englishg Secretary,
3563 Sigma Iota
Ruth P. Rosen
R refined
U upstanding'
C cheerful
H helpful
E elegant
L liberal
Remembered for-her ability
Sigma Iotag Modern Dance Groupg Hos-
pital Aideg Basketball '44g Hobby-Color
ing Photographs
Lawrence Roth
B benevolent
U understanding
D dependable
D diligent
Y your best friend
Remembered for-his quietness
Aviation Clubg Hobby-Dogsg Favorite
Sport-Baseball
Leonard C. Schaffel
L liked by all
E eloquent
N nonparalleled
Remembered for-his wavy hair
Hobby-Girlsg Favorite Sport-Basket
ballg Pastime - Writing Sentences for
Teachers
Maxine Schulherr
M moderate
A amiable, affable
X xuberant
Remembered for-her pleasantness
Bulletin Staffg Senior Art Classy Special
Dance Groupg Hobby-Playing the Piano
Alice Katherine Scott
S sweet, swell
C conscientious
O original
T trustworthy
T tactful
Y you can always count on Scotty
Remembered for-her name on the
Honor Roll
M.M.M.3 Bulletin Staff: Hobby-Dano
ingg Favorite Sport-Horseback Riding
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Honey Ray Steinfeld
H hearty
O outstztncling'
N never moody
E energetic
Y young ideas
R6lllCllllJ6l'Cll for-her personality
llramatic linglish, Class Play: Soccer
'443 l-lohhy - Collecting' Records: lfa
vorite Sport-jitterbugging
Betty Mae Swartz
B lmeneficent
E CllC0lll'2lg'lllg'
T tolerant
T Illllllglltllll
S smiles always
Reineinhererl forgher lllllllESlf.'
Gloria May Trueg
G graceful
L likeable
O optimistic
R 1'eally grancl
I i11 the groove
A a friend
Remeinlverecl lor-her services
M.M.M., President: Bulletin Staff: Avia-
tion Clubg 400 Clulmg Hobby-Movies
Irene Marie Walsh
R rarliant
E earnest
N noble
E C'lll1JllZltlC
E e11joy:1hle
Rf'lll6llll56l'Cfl for-her winning' smile
Hobbies-Bowling, Collecting' Souvenirs:
Bulletin Staff: Sigma iota: .Xviation Favorite Sport - Rasehallg Pastime --
Cluhg lfrench Cluhg Red Cross
Dancing
Marilyn Zimring
Z zealous
I i11tellig'e11t
M inagiietie
RGlllCllll5Cl'6ll for-her helping' hzmnl
Bulletin Staff: Sigma Iota: lfrench Clulw
Aviation Clubg Hobby-Eati11,Q'
356's IDEAL
Girl and Boy
She must hzlye llc must
lluir like lflise l'errin lie as well thought of :ls llowarcl Corey
liyes like Marie Goffort
A nose like lietty Cohen
l.ips like l,ois Ustwincl
.X smile like bleanne Petrie
lfleight like Maxine SClllllllCl'l'
l,Cl'SllllZlllI5" like Marcella Nlomvitz
AX complexion like Myra hloitlell
Cllilflll like fxllllll Mae Fiorello
llrains like liuffy Beers
llave eyes like Geralcl Kolski
llair like Norinan fiCllllZlll
,X smile like liohhy l7itzl'z1trick
l'hysique like Raymoncl Hasley
llrains like Alimmy Marks
Clothes like lielie hliller
Sense ol humor like lion l.2lllllZl.y
Yoice like l.QlJllZll'Kl Schaffel
Klusical ahility like lY:1lte1' Rankin
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Home Room Teacher-Mrs. Helen C. Campbell
Officers
President .,....,.,.... .,.,......... . .. ..,. ,Saul Diamond
Vice President ,A,.. ,.A. I id Xihitman
Secretary ....... ., A,.A,...A ., ...,... , ...,.. .,.,.. H elen Sailley
Student Council Representative ..,.. ,,.,..,...., . 'Xllen Uclell
Foreword Representative ,..,.,... . .. Iillen Friedman
Social Chairman .,....... .,.., , A ,.,.... ..... . ,Gerry XYeiner
Selma Elaine Alpern Frances Mae Baccaro
QSpitfirej QFranJ
S Ulid dancer, thats S61 F riepdly, tall, brown hair and eyes.
E yes of green, brown hair. R adiant-smile that matches her dis-
L oves to collect records. PQSIUQU
M aking' a good career wife is her A mllltlfm 15 ff' he il Seffetafl'
one ambition N ever can tell she's got the-"Pen
A ctive, versatile, solid sender! SUUHMYN
Voice Group Ag Girls Chorale: Class lfifW'f'flfK' Slmft Y VUHQCY Ball: Favflritv
Day Committee: Hospital Aidcz Red Snhjelct-Shorthandg Future Prospects--f
Cross Marriage
Barbara Bair
Edwin Amos fBarbJ
iEd, B eloved hy all her classmates
E njoyed the halls most of all in A spires to a career as model
T..'X.H.S. Expects to attend R eading' war stories is her favorite
Pitt pastime
D oesn't mind going' out of his way B iggest amhition in life is to he
to do a good deed happy
Orchestra Ag Plays in Hand at "The Co-Chairman of the Class Day Com-
Anchorag'e": Favorite Sport-Hockey mittee: Aviation Club
- 85 .. -- -
jacquelin Blitz
J olly, that's our jackie.
A dores drying dishest?j
C ompletely mad about our man,
"Sambo"-But natch ! ! l
K ind of unsettled about ambition or
prospects for the future
Microscope Clubg Discussion Club
Henry Bogulski
QHa!1kQ
H is for Hank so jolly and fair
A llderdice has left him with the
impression, "on the ball"
N ovels dealing with the wild west
thrill him
K is for the kidding this swell fel-
low can take
Ambition - Aviationg Future Plans -
Naval Aviation Schoolg F-avorite Sport-
Basketball
joy S. Bonwit
fBonnyJ
B elongs to numerous Allderdice or-
ganizations
O ne and ardent ambition is to be
an actress
N ovels, Frankie, VVoody Herman,
and physicsf ?J she likes
N eedless to say her pet peeve is spa-
ghetti
Y ears at T.A.H.S. have given her
this impression-a great place
and grand people '
journal Staff: Class Day Committeeg
Sigma Iotag Red Crossg Hospital Aide
Rosemarie Capalbo
CCAPPYJ
C ollects actors' pictures
A ppreciates Harry blames
P retty hard to find any one so swell
as Cappy
Favorite Sport-Volley Ballg Outside Ac-
tivities-Dancing, Reading
Theresa Mary Davern
qneap
R eddish brown hair, light blue eyes
and 5'2"
E xpects to be a stenographer
D ecidedly "zoot" is this gal
Favorite Pastimes-Dancing and Skat-
ingg Favorite Orchestra-Lee Kelton
Saul Diamond
fCueJ
S ays he admires whoever rings the
3:05 bell and bus drivers
A mbition is to be president of the
A 81 P Tea Co.
U nrivaled in his favorite subject-
girls
L ikes best in Allderdice-full course
dinners with sweet music
Class President l2B, lZAg Favorite Sport
-Baseballg Future Prospects-Army
Frank Donnelly
F avorite with all the girls, and no
wonder!!!
R eally admires himself-fhe claimsl
A llderdice's Number 1 man
N ever a dull moment when Frank's
around
K een, witty, good-natured, popular,
magnetic personality
Ambition - To Retire 5 Favorite Sport-
Football
Edward T. Evans
CEU
E ating is his favorite sport
D elves madly into musical activities
-very talented, too
Marching Bandg Band Ag Track Team
'45g Qual Class
Ellen Nancy Friedman
E is for Ellen so friendly and gay
L ikes ice skating and swimming
L ana Turner and Xavier Cugat arc-
her favorites
E xpects to become a model
N o doubt she will be a great suc-
cess, for she's a model girl
Orchestra B5 Sigma Iotag Modern Dance:
Basketball '42
Ilse Kahn
I nteresting, shy, sure to succeed
L unch is her favorite period-third
lunch
S he collects personal ads and un-
usual news articles
E xpects to attend Tech and later to
travel
Special Dance Group: Intermediate and
Senior Discussion Clubs
, . 86 , D -
Margie Kayler
fMickyJ
M ajors in Home Economics
I mpression of Allderdice-compan-
ionship
C omposes music as a hobby
K nows all the latest books, movies,
and songs
Y ou'll find she's jolly, mischievous
and a good sport
Secretaryg Ambition e To Be
Hlappyg Expects to Attend Purdue
Eugene Klein
QGenej
G is for good times as a senior
E is for evenings spent at home do-
ing home work
N ever would guess that playing
cards is his favorite pastime
E ager to succeed, may become a
jeweler
Sigma Iotag Chess Clubg Class President
10th Gradeg Band C
Dorothy Kovach
qnortiep
D raws pencil sketches of her friends
O n to Retail Selling School after
graduation
T alented in skating, singing, and
letter writing
T ries to be friendly, helpful and
sympathetic
Y ou only have to see her to like
her
Voice Group BQ Senior Leaders Club
Jane Lang
I ust loves mystery stories
A
lways a good girl to have around
N ames Frankie Carle and Les Brown
as favorites
E ver see her when she smiles?
CVVUWJ
Ambition-Secretary, Plans to Attend
Robert Morris Business College
Theodore Lederstein
Creep
T ed is the name of this bright,
friendly fellow
E ver found playing basketball
D on't know any finer chap than this
student of 362
Orchestra: Favorite Prastime-Collecting
Penmesg Hobby-Photography
Ethel Kruse
E yes green, hair brown, height 5'1"
-Hubba! Hubba!
T hinks Mr. McClymonds is tops
H er favorite expression is, "Are you
kidding?"
E njoys playing the saxophone
L ooks like she has a bright future
ahead
Favorite Sport - Footballg Pastime H
Reading, Favorite Orchestra-Guy Lom-
bardo
Daniel Melore
QDickerj
D oing nothing is his hobby
I nsists he has a mustache
C oaching football is his ambition
K een talent for telling tall tales
Hi-Y, Varsity Clu-bg Football Team '45,
'46
Thomas Mertens
T ommy Dorsey is his favorite Band
Leader
O f basketball he is fond
M any girls admire this lucky man
M akes a success of all ventures
Y ou can bet this boy is a favorite
with every one
Favorite Sport-Basketballg Ambition for
the Future-Army Career
Milan Miller
uvrniep
M ailman is his ambition
I nterested in every one but himself
L ikes to loaf and flirt with girls
I ntends to go to work after gradua-
tion Qhe saysj
E ating is the favorite hobby of Milie
Stage Crewg Dramatic Englishg Micro-
scope Club
Ruth Mullen
tGerryD
G ay, generous, and a great pal
E njoys baseball, talking, history.
T. D. and fiction
R oars when she gets the busy signal
when calling a friend
R ight there when it comes to popu-
larity
Y ou are sure to like her as much as
we do
Foreword Staffg Dramatic English 1
Chairman of Class Day Committee: Dis-
cussion 'Club '45
87
Elizabeth Nalepa Helen Sailley
tTootsj QI-Ioneyj
T ypes like mad H aunts the Coffee Shoppe
O bject: marriage O ne of her favorite sports is swim--
O h, how she hates getting up in the ming
morning!!! N ovels of the historic type appeal
to her
T ells us Harry James is her favorite
S he's always the life of the party
tand the classroom, tooj
Hobby-Collecting Snapshots g Anibitiona
Secretary
jerome Nathan
Ueffyl
J erry says his lasting impression of
Allderdice is spaghetti and sul-
phuric acid
E specially interested in aeronautics
and journalism
R adio personalities: Red Skelton.
Harold Ickes, Paul W'hiteman
R ight now he isn't telling what his
future prospects are
Y ears ahead promise a rise to fame
Hobby - Photographyg Favorite School
Subjects-Chemistry, Math
Lois Ohley
fLossieJ
L is for Lossie tspelled with an OJ
O f writing songs, poems, and stories
she is fond
S een often in the fourth floor an-
nex fVVonder whylj
S ays she loves flowers, especially
roses
I ntends to be a writer and do lots
of traveling
E xcels in everything she undertakes
journal Staffg Class Day Committeeg
Voice Group C5 Special Dance Group
Joseph I. Rosenbaum
fjasselj
J' assel the hulk they call him
A
rt is his favorite pastime, with
piano the close second
S ays he will attend University of
Pennsylvania
S uper fellow, liked by all
E njoys chemistryf?j, physics and
Lon H.
L ikely that this boy will prosper
Foreword Staffg Dramatic Englishg Or-
chestra: Discussion Clubg Football '43
E njoys lunch period at :Xllderdice
the most
Y es, "Love it, just love it!" is her
pet expression
Home Room Secretaryg Hobby - Danc-
ingg Ambition-Marriage
David Smith
qsmmyp
D andy looking, 6'l", brown hair and
eyes
A mbition is to graduate fl-le tells
usj
V isualizes attending college-
"eventually"
E njoys model planes, radios, pretty
girls
Class President 11Ag Football '45g Fa-
vorite Sport-Baseball
Louis Trout
qmsnp
F orester is his one ambition
I ntends to attend Penn State for
this course
S well personality and a wonderful
dresser
H appy-go-lucky kid of 362
Favorite Orchestra-Glenn Millerg Out-
side Activities-Skating and Dancing
Morris Tufshinsky
fTuffyj
T uffy they call him but he's a grand
gui'
U sually can find him at Ross's or
having a good time
F inishing High School. he will then
attend Pitt
F ond of mystery novels
Y ou know the kid with the great big
grin? That's Tuffy.
Voice B5 Future Prospects-Armyg Delta
Lam
88
Allen R. Udell
quaiey
U is University of Pennsylvania he
hopes to attend
D is drumming, his ambition
L ikes W'oody Herman and hopes to
play for him
E very one who knows him likes him
Senior Student Council Representative:
Class Day Committeeg Green Key
Greta Weil
fGretJ
G ay, jolly and friendly is our "Gret"
R eveals that Harry james, Paula
and Sandy are her favorite
people
E xpects to attend art school QVVe
know she'll make goodj
T ype and art are her favorite school
subjects
Senior Leadersg Aviation Clubg Future
Prospects-Commercial Artist
How Can You Forget?-
Her helpfulness-
"I don't mean to be dictatorial.
but-"
Miss Vilagenknecht
His guidance-
"So you walked out on us-"
Mr. Thomas
His sense of humor-
"Now you're acting up again-"
Mr. Roller
Her speaking French-
"Keep quiet-"
Miss Bergman
Her fine character-
"Is that so ?-"
Miss Kamler
His twinkling eyes-
"Get out !-"
Mr. Phillips
Gerry Weiner
G racious girl
E nergetic, happy. and brainy, too
R are girl-her favorite haunt is
home
R ecreation-bowling, dancing, read-
ing fiction
Y our dream girl has nothing on her
Class Day Committee: Social Repre-
sentativeg Ambition - 'lfo Amount to
Something
Edwin Whitman
0357
E Squire is his chief interest
D octor is to be his life's work
D epend upon finding him at Beacon
Bowling Alleys
Y outhful swimming star of Allder-
dice and Y.M. and XV.H.A.
Home Room Vice President IZB, IZAQ
journal Staffg Microscope Clubg Qual
Classg Class Day Committee
f K 'ix
Her stories and morals-
"VVell . . . now . . . l"
Miss McCandless
Their aid-
"Look it up yourself-"
The Librarians
His Poughkeepsie and Punxsutawney
"Sure . . . "
Doc Wagiiei'
Her wit-
"Meet the deadline or you're out l-"
Miss Riddle
Her vocabulary stressing-
"VVrite the assignment 1000 times-"
Miss VVarnock
His standards of education-
i'Come into my backroom-"
Mr. Colburn
Her kindness-
"Hope you enjoy the show-"
Miss Held
B9
SUE SENIOR'S GRADUATION DAY
ON THE
HIT PARADE OF JUNE 18, 19, 1946
Awakening ,...,.....,...........,.....,,.. Oh! I'l"l1at cz Beazitifnl .Morning
Afternoon .,., .,..A,.....,.......... .A,....,.,.,,..........., L a zybones
Phone Call .,.,..... ...,... I Didn't Sleep a ll"inle Last Night
Supper ......,...,,..,.,... ,..............,..,,...........,.....,.... L Vho Cares
Flowers Arrive .,..,. ,.,....r....... Blue Orchids
Leave House ,....,.. ,...,....4..................r...,....... I n ll Little llfhilu
:If Pk Pk
Processional .,..r. ,, ,.,.. There's ez Long, Long Trail zil-Windiiig
Invocation ..... ...r.,...,..,.....,..,............,.....,.. T he Lord's Prayer
Speeches ......,,.. ........,.,.., C hiclcery Chick, Cha La Cha La
Diploma ..........,.,.,,.,.....,....,.,......,....... It's Been a Long, Long Tune
Switch Tassel .....,.........i...i The First Tiine Will Be the Last Tiine
Recessional ........... You'll Never Knott' How Much I'll Miss You
Congratulations .....,..i.......i.....,.,.i..,.,.i,.,., Thanks For the lllemory
nk :xc fs:
Home to Dress ....... ..,....i,.. ,..i. I ,i.,.. F I ight of the Bzmible Bee
Getting Dressed ...,.. . . ....i Sweet Little Alice Blue Gown
Run Stocking ...,., ,.,. ...A.....,...............,..,....i...i.i ii.e C a r eless
Date Arrives ...,.. ...,i,...........t.,...,,.......... S tars In Your Eyes
x if nk
Dancing In the Dark
Prom .4,..4.........,... .,,,.,., ,..i.....,,,...... .......,
After Prom ..,... ..i...... lrI'l1ere Do Vlfe G0 Froin Here, Boys?
Goodnight i,... ..........,i..,......., ...,........,...,....... E 1 nbraeeable Y0ii???
Sleep ......, .. ,..... llfhen It Comes to the End of ci Perfect Day
GRADUATION MEDITATION
VVe'll always remember:
8:50 arrivals . . . Mrs. Sylvester's cheery greetings . . . flag salutes and
last-minute homework . . . smoke-stack "discussions" . . . new mirrors in the
boys' rooms . . . hand-made motors . . . Friday morning Forewords . . .
spaghetti and hot dogs . . . new lunchroom procedure . . . Dottie Farber and
jimmy Lauble, our most "popular" . . . "two sixes and a five" . . . fad tor
bangs . . . activity sixth periods . . . loafers and sweat socks . . . English and
Miss Riddle . . . "The XVall" . . . Pop Cacese and his Band . . . second floor
annex bulletin board . . . Orchestra and Band assemblies . . . Chewing gum
and Miss McCandless . . . Modern Dance leopards . . . "Chickery Chick" and
"Hubba Hubba" . . . telephone calls at lunchtime . . . basketball and a victory
over VVestinghouse . . . "going steady" . . . college applications . . . 3:05 , . .
.lournal Pictures . . . the Morrowfield, the Beacon, Rosen's . . . black robes and
white gardenias . . . fun. love, heartache, tears , . .
How can we forget?
so A
- W. ,ee
Home Room Teacher-Miss Yetta T. Kamler
Officers
President ........,..,.,,... ,.,.,........,...,,., .,....,.. J a mes Lauble
Vice President .....,.......,................. ........,...,..... I ohn Lois
Secretary-Treasurer ..,,,.,,.......,,,,...4,. ...... I ioberta J. Schilit
Student Council Representative ,....... ....i.....,..,.,,.... S tanley Levine
Foreword Representative ,. .. ..........,. ....,.4,....i.......... J ulianne Gross
Social Committee ...,.,....,.,.,.......,... Elaine T. Pittler, Myrna I. Tex
Genevieve B. Bahleda
Sweet Genevieve, Jenny to yon,
Always a friend, loyal and true,
Little and dark, snapping brown eyes,
She picked ont foe from all the guys.
Biology Club, Basketball '45, '46, Pastime
-Dancing
Tombo Burke
The Vllearing of the Green,
Refers to lzis football sweater,
And with the shoulders that he has,
On whom co-nld it look better?
Voice B, Green Key, Hi-Y, Varsity
Club, Track '45, '46, Basketball Manager
'43, '44, '45, '46, Football '43, '44, Cap-
tain '45
'Mark I. Cohen
Take I-lim Out to the Ball Game
For baseball lllarlc adores.
ln ezferytlzing that he attempts,
Like the players, he, too, scores.
Chess Club, Microscope Club, Senior
Discussion Club
George A. Davis
One Alone in Any Crowd,
The fanious shagging king.
His ties are somewhat more than loud,
George just likes everything.
Orchestra A, Woodwind Quintet, Senior
Sigma Iota, Swimming Team '43, '44, '45
Shirley Dunn
Hubba, Hubba, Hubba!
Dnnny's our pin-up queen,
She arouses 'whistles
ll'herever she is seen.
Cheer Leaders, Aviation Club, Library
Club, Senior Sigma Iota, Fashion Club,
volley Ball '42, '43, Basketball '42, '43
Sheldon Edelstein
A 'versatile fellow is Our Ideal,
A friend to cherish, indeed,
Witli his persevering attitude,
In any career he'll succeed.
Journal Staff, Foreword Staff, Senior
Discussion Club, American Legion Med-
al, D.A.R. History Award, Honorable
Mention, Science Talent Search, Qualita-
tive Analysis Class
Lenore Goldstein
Sunday, Monday, and Always
Our thoughts will be with Lee,
lliith uiarriage as her ultiuiate goal,
A lovely bride she'll be.
Orchestra B, Hobby-Photographyg Fa-
vorite Sport-Tennis
Julianne L. Gross
Sparkling Blue Eyes has Julie,
And also hair quite blonde,
She rates high on our friendship list,'
Of her were very fond.
junior Leaders: Dramatic English Class:
Foreword Representativeg Senior Sigma
Iota: Aviation Clubg Soccer '44, '45, Ras-
ketball '45, '46
Marvin B. Gusky
It's Wonderful this fellow More to
know,
As cheerful and gay as can beg
His hearty laughter is accompanied by
A sparkling personality.
Hobby-Art, Favorite Sport-Basketballg
Pastime-'Sketching
james Lauble
You Leave Us Breathless
Over every little thing!
Tall, debonair, and handsome-
You rnake our hearts go-zing.
Dramatic English Class, President of 12A
-Class, Home Room Presidentg Student
Counc-ilg Hi-Y, Aviation Clubg Football
'44
David Laufe
You've Gotta Be a Football Hero
And Dave surely earned some farneg
A stand-out player and an all-around
lad,
Dave will, for hiinself, inake a naine.
Attending Duquesne College
Stanley Levine
.lust Say That He's a Friend of Ours
'Cause everyone likes Stan,
A football star of great renown,
With inany a loyal fan.
Green Key, Foreword Representative:
Football 44, '45
james C. Levinson
Friendship just fits fiuuny C.,
lIe's smiling almost constantly ,'
One newer doubts that he will be
On top for personality.
Hobby - Ping Pong, Favorite Sport -
Basketballg Ambition-Engineer
Phyllis Linder
l'l"lzen it comes to Personality
Our Phil ranks mighty high ,'
Future success she's sure to attain,
Her limit is the slay.
Journal Staffg Foreword Staff: M.M.M.g
Senior Sigma lotag Senior Discussion
Clubg Aviation Clubg Senior Leaders:
Hosp-ital Aide
john Lois
Slender, Tender, and Tall,
Our Johnny tops them all,'
His 'voice rings out in football cheers,
lfl"e know he'll shine throughout the
years.
Hi-Y, Varsity Clubg Cheer Leaders:
Track '44, '45, '46g Home Room Vice
President
Marjorie Jean Lyle
We,re Always Thinking of You, Margie,
Of this we inust confessj
A secretary you'll soon be,
With truly great success.
Bands B, C3 Basketball '45, Mushball
'42, '43
Selma Marcus
She Belongs to Our Hearts
Now and forever,
Blonde little sweetheart-
Forget her-why, never!
Voice C3 Hobby-Frank Sinatrag Favorite
Sport-Football
George W. Markowitz
Smiles are always on his face,
A happy lad is he,'
With such a cheerful attitude,
A business man he'll be.
Voice B3 Orchestra B9 Swimming '42
john A. Mercurio
Oh, Johnny, Oh, Johnny,
A guy we adinire indeed,
.Mechanical ability is his by the score
In his chosen field he's sure to succeed.
Hobby-Model Airplane Building, Fa-
vor-ite Sport-Football, Pastime-Bowling
- 92 A
jane D. Metro
Janie, Dear, so beguiling:
Janie, dear, always smiling 5
Dress dvsiguiiig, your ambition.
l'l'ill surely gain you recognition.
Hobby - Collecting Records: Favorite
Sport-Skating: Paistime-Movies
Sylvia Miller
Sylvia's hair is like the iiighfr:
Sylvials laugh is pure delight:
Charming, thoughtful, always gay.
An actress she will bc some day.
Dramatic English Class: Senior Sigma
Iota: Favorite Sport-Badminton
Priscilla Perry
Sweet and Lovely, our Priscilla
Is always surc to br a hit:
Em'lzauting diuzfvlos, winning smile,
A-l future graduate of Pill.
French Club: HobbydPh0tography: Fa-
vorite Sport-Iice Skating
Elaine Toby Pittler
Pretty As a Picture, that's Elaine:
Over our hearts, sho's surf' fo reign:
Twiuhling groan. oycs, light brow-ii hair,
In all good things shall claim a share.
Dramatic English Class: 12A Social Com-
mittee: Aviation Club: Senior Discus-
sion Club: French Club
Lawrence A. Poli
You Are Our Lucky Star.
In football you arccl by far:
This lzaizdsouufguy of 3-6-S.
Good luch will surely lu' your fair.
President, Green Key: Hi-Y: Varsity
Club: Football '43, '44, '45
Lorraine M. Port
Lovely To Look At, delightful fo lmow
ll'ifl1 brains to equal luv' beauty,-
.-in infectious siuilv, a filvasing 'zfoirrn
Lorraine is a wry sweet rutio.
Senior Sigma Iota: French Club: Volley
Ball '42
Charles Powdermaker
llajvfwr Dan of lhrvc si.r-oiglzl,
Clzurk wows HIUIIIV by the score:
A lzrmdsouio guy with wavy hair,
ll'lu1f girl could ash for uioro?
Chess Club: Senior Sigma Iota: Favorite
Sport-Football
Shirley Robins
Shirloy's Just T00 Marvelous,
Too marfvolous to say:
.-l glamour girl with auburn hair,
Good lurk will coiuc her way.
Dramatic English Class: French
Aviation Club
Club 2
Louise Ann Roth
ll'r' adore The Charm of You,
Your 011011 flowing grace.
Tho lovely sparkle of your szuilo,
Thr fraiileiicss iii your face.
Student Council: Journal Staff: journal
Art: Senior Sigma Iota: Scholastic Key
Art Awards '45, '46
Hermoine R. Rubin
She's -lust an Angel in Disguise
lllfilh dark brown hair and cloar gray
eyes:
lu popularity, looks, and floss,
Our Moiizic is ou all 'round lass.
Dramatic English Class: Aviation Club:
Senior Discussion Club: Modern Dance
Club
Roberta jean Schilit
Good! Good! Good!
Tlzafs you, so true,-
To lm a rcsoarrh rlzouzist
ls -zrfpcriiiiost with you.
Foreword. Editor-in-Chief: Journal Staff:
Senior Sigma Iota: Senior Discussion
Club: Aviation Club: Student Council:
Home Room Secretary: Qualitative
Analysis Class: Hospital Aide: American
Legion Medal
Sondra Irene Silverman
She's a Sweetheart. Sonizif is ,'
Az' playing fviug fiong, shr"s a whiz:
Pitt will wvlrouzo hor izart fall:
IV1' know flzfy'Il love hor our and all.
IT-ramatic English Class: Student Coun-
cil: Senior Sigma Iota: Modern Dance
Club
Marion S. Surloff
The Yery Thought of You, Mimi,
Brings joy to czffry lioarf:
ll'ith surlz fwrsonality and falouf.
You will master l'0IlIllIFl'l'iGl arf.
Senior Sigma Iota: Junior Leaders'
French Club: Modern Dance Club:
Volley Hall '42, '43, '44: Mushball '42,
'-13: Tennis '42, '43: Basketball '42, '43,
'44: journal Art
Barbara Dawn Swartz
We're in Love with You, Bobbie,
You certainly are our favorite hobbyg
Vivacious, eager, full of glee,
A Penn State student soon you'll be.
Dramatic English Cla-ssg Junior Leaders:
Senior Leadersg Special Dance Group:
Basketball '45g Volley Ball '44
Marilyn A. Tanur I
She's Delicious, Delightful, Delectable,
By all her smile is detectable,
A lover of dancing and music, too,
Her sprightly manner will see her
through.
French Club, Aviation Club, Senior
Sigma Iota: Red Cross Club
Margaret M. Tarasovic
A Little Bit of Heaven
Fits Margie perfectly,
A lovable brunette,
She smiles so happily.
Egrlletin Staff: Service Club: Basketball
Lawrence H. Volk
Faithful Forever, he'll reach the top,
A pharmacist some day he'll be,'
For such a truly clever lad,
A brilliant future we foresee.
OFChCSU'HS A, B, C: Stamp Club: Game
Club
Marian Wallace
Green Eyes, clear and brighz.,
lllally is a nf1an's delight,-
S niiling, jolly, full of fun,
She makes a friend of every one.
Voice Gr0upS B, C5 Theatre Wing: Am-
bltion-Actress
Darrell Zwerling
You're an Old Smoothie,
In everything you do,'
.f-I friendly, jolly fellow,
Good things will conzie to you.
Book lgootnv Club: Dramatic English
Class: lfavorite Sport-Swimming
Myrna I. Tex
She's the Touch of Texas in our room,
Sheis an unfailing cure for gloom,
Cheer ul, clever and sincere,
I
She's bound to 'win in her career.
12A Social Committee: Senior Sigma
Iota: Aviation Club: Theatre Guild:
Foreword Representative: Modern Danci-
Club: Hospital Aide: Senior Leaders:
Basketball '45
Irwin Weitz
I rv's a straightforward Pal of Ours,
And one you can't help but ad1nire,'
lVith his dark, curly locks and his wide,
friendly grin,
H e's bound to achieve his desire.
Hobby - Photography : Favorite Sport -
Baseball: Pastime-Bowling
Dorothy Weitzman
You really are a Lovely You.
Yo-u're the queen of every one's heart ,'
In business life as a secretary,
You'll take an active part.
Dramatic English Class: Voice E: Senior
Leaders A
Alan Carl Winfield
Swinging on a Star
Success he will achieve ,'
To medical school he's bound,
An M. D. to receive.
Journal Staff: Band A: Marching Band:
Senior Discussion Club: Microscope Club:
Chess Club: Qualitative Analysis Class:
American Legion Award
Seymour Wise
VVe're Mad about the Boy,
Always admired by the rest of the guys,
A friendly, happy-go-lucley pal,
Von just can't help liking Seymour
l'Vise.
Dramatic English Class: Aviation Club:
Hobby-P'l1otograp'hy
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M 372 -V
Home Room Teacher-Miss Mary C. Brennan
Officers
President ,, ,.,,, ,. . ,.,.A....,.. ,. ......., .Kenneth M. Powell
Vice President ....,.,, .
Secretary-Treasurer , , .
Social Representative ., ..
Foreword Representative ..
..., Virginia Louise Lorber
. Patricia Donna Crouch
..,...Mary Jane MeVicker
Annette Kalson
Student Council Representative .. .,.,,,.,i, Harry Moidell
Ethel UI. Barna Leonard Allen Briskin
fEthJ fLennyJ
l?l11c-twccl lvloizdc . . . lozlcly' to look of Tall and dork . . . has mzrsical talent-
. . . full of llH'l'1'llIlt"lIl. . . makes o lasting rsfmcially on that Frmzrlz lzoru . . . full
ffygyfvypgjigjj. of lIIl7'I10'l' and fwfr . . . O. lf. on our list.
Special Dance: Favorite Sport -- Swim
ming: PRSilIUC?D8HClllg
Gloria Maxine Barnette
tG1omoj
Iillflfjl-f10-lllfkj' . . . gay . . . fun, to be
with .... f well. to lu' specific . . . ready
to lic II full.
Pastime4Reading': Favorite S1port-Basc-
ball: Ambition-Government Vllomau
Elena F. Bonaro
Excel.: in .vclmol rvork .... v rc'oo11s ovm'
Frankie . . . on ossvf to any group . . .
lvcauly owl l7I'tYl7IS 111i.rPd.
M.M.lXl.: Dramatic lluglisli: 12B Social
Committee: Home Room Secretary-Trea
surer '45: Senior Class Treasurer: Sigma
Iota: Basketball '45: Social Representa-
tive '45
Baud A '43, '44, '45, '46: Favorite Sportf
Football: Pastime-Hunting
Violet Brown
fKittyJ
A sfwrl zlfsfvosifiorz . . . f1lm1.x'.v ftfilliug
to lmzd a lzarnd .... v orl of .vlzy . . . 'very
swell.
Holmbygffookingg Favorite Sport-Basc-
hall: Pastime-VVriting Letters: Ambi-
tion--Secretary
Patricia Donna Crouch
fPaO
Tull and lwrifif' . . . Hlorlcling as fl fu-
lIl7'l' fv'osfcrf . . . mixy fo .wr why . . .
.v11rrc.rs 7c'o1z'f foil lzvr.
Secretary-Treasurer: Hobby - Dancing:
liavorite Sport ---Swimming: Ambition-
Xl:-deling'
95 "W
Yvette Deakter
CCookieD
Our Hubba Hubba girl! . . . 'vivacious
and clever . . , personality plus . . . has
a winning sniile . . . plans to attend
Pitt.
journal Staff: Sigma Iota: Modern
Dance '44: Junior Leaders: Band B '44:
Class Day Committee
Mary Gaspar
fShortyD
Answers to Mae . . . that nice kind of
blond . . . likes baseball and New York
serious but sweet about it all.
Hobby - Traveling: Favorite Sport -f
Baseball: Pastime-Reading
Sheldon M. Goldblum
fWitchJ
5' 10" . . . built like an inverted triangle
. . . s'zoininiing expert . . . swell sense of
hutnor . . . hard to forget.
Swimming Team '44: Pastime-Reading.
Favorite Sport-Baseball
William R. Hamby
Both studious and a tlzinker . . . ambi-
tions are high . . . affable . . . sure to get
results.
Chess Club: German Technical Read-
ing: Hobby-Reading: Favorite Sport
Baseball: Dramatic English Class: Am-
bitioni-Doctor: Journal Staff
Pauline Regina Hardman
lShrimpJ
Pint-sise . . . carrot-top . . . grand sense
of huiuor . . . whiz at shorthand . . .
lucky in love.
Service Club: Volley Ball: Basketball-
Hobby-Bowling: Favorite HauntfSkat-
ing' Rink
Virginia Elizabeth Houston
QGinnyJ
Dark-haired . . . most charlning . . . has
a swell sense of humor . . . rates highly
with all.
Microscope Club: Voice Group B '4-1: Fa--
vorite Sport-Swimming
Mary Hvozdovich
fRushJ
Newer catch her blushing . . . secretary-
ship is her anzbition . . . sweet to know
. . . really rates.
M.M.M.: Favorite Siport-Volley Ball:
Ambition-Secretary
julia Joyce Johns
CJUUYD
Can sing and dance . . . likes Duke El-
lingtonls piano playing . . . inath and
football rate with her . . . her stnile rates
with us.
Favorite Sport-Football: Hobby-Sing:
ing: Ambition-Dancer
Betty Lou Jones
tBetzj
5' 5" . . . charm personified . . . roller
skating fan . . . likes dancing and Toni-
niy Dorsey.
Favorite Sport-Roller Skating: Pastiml-
-Dancing: Ambition-Private Secretary
Annette Kalson
fBoodyJ
Sincere . . . dependable . . . quite intelli-
gent . . . success will certainly conie her
way.
French Club: Discussion Club: Foreword
Representative 9A-12B-12A
john Lampl
tjackj
Tall . . . handsome . . . full of person-
ality . . . such a sense of humor . . .
Jack's the boy for us.
Foreword Staff, Business Manager:
journal Staff: Microscope Club: Track
Team '45
Richard Lampl
QDickJ
SIIIOOZLII . . . friendly . . . full of pep . .
good-looking . . . super-special.
Foreword Staff, Business Manager: jour-
11al Staff: Microscope Club: Track Team
v ,
45
Phyllis Irene Liberrnan
fphyll
Sweet . . . attractive . . . has good taste
. . . dependable . . . at the top of our list.
Bulletin Staff: Service Club: Sigma Iota:
Hobby - Collecting Records: Favorite
Sport-Bowling
George Linchik
fLiPPyJ
Blond . . . brown-eyed . . . a brunette's
his object .... v want for Coach Sofield
. . . happy-go-lucky . . . "Lippy" for lots
of laughs.
Swimming' Team: Pastime-Ice Slcatingx:
Hobby-Stamp Collection
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Virginia Louise Lorber
CGinnyj
Sweet and lovely . . . dimpled darling
. . . enjoys swimming . . . wants to be an
air line hostess.
lZA Vice President: Hobby 5 Photog-
raphy: Favorite SDOl't4SWl11lI'Illl1g
John Lynch
Uackh
6' 3" . . . such a physique . . . football's
his speed . . . friendly . . . future journal-
ist.
Favorite Sport-Football: Favorite- Band
EHarry James: Ambition-Journalist
Edith Margaret McMil1en
qlrisny
.llischievous but slzy .... s mile for all . . .
spends time over homework . . . cooks
for fun . . . petite and gracious.
Hobby - Collecting Pictures: Favorite
Sport-Skating: Pastime-Cooking
Mary jane McVicker
fVickJ
Dark . . . cute as can be . . . enviable
figure . . . plans a nursing career.
M.M.M.: Special Dance: Basketball: 12A
Social Representativeg Favorite Sportf
Swimming
Leon Metzler
fBozoJ
Long and light-haired . . . quick-tene
pered, but easy to handle . . . freckled
and friendly.
Dramatic English Classy Aviation Club:
Favorite Sport-Basketball
jean Miller
Attractive . . . sweet sinile for all . . . ad-
mires Cornel lifilde . . . really lovely.
Voice Group C '45, Voice Group B '46:
Favorite Sport - Baseball: Pastime ---
Roller Skating
Harry Moidell
Sorta' tall . . . sorta' dark . . . definitely
nice . . . draws well . . . rates 4.0 with
all.
Journal Cartoonist: Student Council
Representative: Track Team '45: Hobby
-Drawing
Louis Gould Neft
fLouJ
372's Einstein . . . plays piano and flute
. . . has plans for med-school . . . jive
and debating expert . . . you'd like our
"Lou".
Aviation Club: Senior Discussion Club:
Orchestra Ag Bach Orchestra: Ambition
--Doctor
Rachel L. Nevins
CRaeJ
Lats of vim . . . has loads of pep . . .
charming . . . at tlze piano heats it eight-
to-the-liar . . . appeals to all.
Voice Group E '42: Sigma Iota: Library
Club: Special Dance: Junior Leaders
Paul Nussbaum
CNussj
folly guy . . . full of fun . . . wants to be
a lawyer . . . smooth at tlze sa.r . . . Pitt's
his alfa-im.
Discussion Club: Dramatic English:
Band A
Mary Lee Oakes
CBillieJ
Petite . . . possesses good looks . . . fun
to have around . . . a divine singer.
A Cappella Choir: Girls Chorale: Special
Dance Group: Hobby - Collecting Pic-
turesg Favorite Sport-Basketball
Lee Pitler
Good-looking . . . sharp humor . . . ex-
cels in sports . . . circulates . . . plans to
attend Miami U.
Sigma Iota: Track Team '44: Home Room
President, '44g Favorite Sport-Baseball
Kenneth M. Powell
fKennyJ
Our class president . . . has looks that
can't be beat . . . plays a smooth trom-
bone . . . terrific sense of humor . . .
rates A-1.
Marching Band: A Band: President of
Home Room, l2Ag Hobby-Playing the
Piano: Favorite Sport-Football
Frances E. Rosenson
flfrankiej
Has a winsome zeay . . . dimples on each
cheek . . . can "make with the brain"
. . . sure to get along.
Journal Staff: Foreword Representative.
1lB: Modern Dance Group: Favorite
Sport-Ice Skating
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Renee Schorin
fReneej
Canzfranionahlr scnorita . . . short and
sweet . . . zfcrsatilc . . . plenty of whiz
. . . plans ot attend Pitt.
Voice Groups B, C, Eg Sigma Iota: jour-
nal Staff: Special Dance Group: junior
Nurses' Aideg Junior Leaders
Paul T. Taylor
Svriazfs, hut a gay twinkle in his rye!
. . . enjoys lrasclzall and math . . . par-
tial to Las Bro'wn's nznsir.
junior Varsity: Track Team: Ambition
-Lawyer: Favorite Sport-Baseball
Lois Eileen Wanetick
Has good taste . . . dresses ruvll . .
poised but poppy . . . truly up ta par.
M.M.M.g Hobby - Perfume Collection:
Favorite Sport-Basketball
Edith Frances Zahm
Snzila for all . . . sweet disposition . . .
dalzblrs in photography . . . thinks Har-
ry James is taps . . . we think she is.
Home Room President, '42g Vicc Presi-
dent, '43g Hobby-Photographyg Pastimc
--Dancing
ROOM 372
If we could have the chance to choose the perfect male and female Allder-
dice graduate, he and she would have the following characteristics:
Merry Allderdice
The complexion of lilena lionaro
The nose of .i.,.,.,.,., . Ginny Houston
The smile of .,., .. ., , Lois XVanetick
The hair of .t.. ., Ethel Barna
The brains of , Annette Kalson
personality of ..., Renee Schorin
The
The figure of , ., Mary .lane McVicker
The
The
The
legs of i...... ...,... C ookie Deaktor
sweetness of ., ...,.. . Ginny Lorber
dimples of .,., Frankie Rosenson
Terry Allderdice
The eyes of .,., ,.,. I ,ee Metzler
The nose of ...,,. . ..., George Lipchik
The smile of ...A .... . . Dick Lampl
The humor of ...... ,, Kenny Powell
The physique of , .. Paul Taylor
The athletic ability of ..,., Lenny Taylor
The brains of ..., ,......,.,. . .. Lou Neft
The personality of .i..... .Jack Lampl
The versatility of ,...,.., Paul Nussbaum
The clothes of .. i......,.. Harry Moidell
SUMMERTIME
The halls are dim and quiet,
The corridors are soundless:
The classrooms all are vacant:
Tranquility seems boundless.
The summertime has come:
And for two months or more,
Naughts heard but faint hushed echoes
On every empty floor.
No more the crowded shuttle,
For this the driver's glad:
No more the busy teachers
And the pupils that they've had.
No more the shouts ring merry:
No more one hears the noise.
The laughing and the joking
Of typical high school boys.
No more the famed spaghettig
No more the chemistry tests.
The school is quite contented
As. lazily, it rests.
No more the frogs dissected:
No more the 3:05 rush:
No more the wolfish whistles
At cuties slim and lush.
The building is deserted:
No footfalls break the peace.
And not until September
XVill the gentle quiet cease.
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Home Room Teacher-Dr. W. J. Wagner
Officers
l'resident ...,.... ...,,... ...,..A...,...... . . .,..... G ladys L. Depew
Vice l'resident ,................,.... ,..... .....,.....,A,.... I . eonard Vogel
Secretary-Treasurer ,.,........ ..,..,.......
Student Council Representative
Foreword Representative ,,..,.A.......
Social Representative ,.....
Louise Judith Abram
fSissieJ
Slitfs brown-eyed, petite, and gay,
Talented in stoiuiniing and slcctclung,'
llvr violin, our lzrarts dotlz sieayg
Our Sissic's wry fvtclung.
Foreword Staffg Journal Staffg Orchestra
Ag All City Orehestrag Pittsburgh Youth
Symplhony
Rose M. Anobile
fRosieD
Very happy, 'very gay,
Very good-naturcd, so tlzcy say ,-
So wc predict slzc certainly may
Enjoy life in awry way.
M.M.M.g Home Room President, HB.
llA: Business Service Guild: Dramatic
Englisihg Foreword Representative: Bas-
ketball '45, '46
Wilbert Austin
fBeet1eJ
Hcrc's at boy who plays the truuzpct,
Indeed. lie's wry good ,'
Souu' day when lu' luis rvaclzcd tlzc top,
ll"v'll say, "ll'c knrro lu' would."
Favorite Sports-Football, Track, Swim-
mingg Hobby-Music
David Balk
Happy-go-lucky, easy going,
Vsually quirt. but wry knowing-
Tl1at's David, a chap to enjoy,
Tlu' one roitlz red lzair-tlzat's our boy.
Track '44, '45, '46g Gym Team '44, '-45:
Varsity Club
Myron j. Berman
qmaisny
Myron Berman, friendly and shy,
Oli, lzorc' lic bowls . . . lily! My! My!
Iiusincss is lzis jtrinu' ambition,
Hut a girl with bangs is rank sedition.
Track '45: Favorite Sport-Bowlingg Fa-
vorite Subject-Chemistry
.,.....S3.1l'll16l C. Gatehouse
.,.,.., Dorothy E. Gouda
.........Rose M. Anobile
....,........Leonard Vogel
Elmer Borovich
Elinor lias a real fmt ficmfc
For tlir girls who wear boys' slzirtsq
Ho sings and dances, prefers the
blondes.
Tlur ones in girlisli skirts.
Voice Group B3 Favorite Sportsgliowl-
ing and Dancing
Alice Florence Citron
CAD
Slit' always luis a smile for artery one slu'
sees,
lll' wish for lurr s1u'rass in lifr,
1-'lud lzapfviucss all tlzc' rolzilc.
Hospital Aide: Special Dance Group:
Charm Clulig Sigma Iotag Volley Ball:
junior Leaders
Paul Cole
Hubba, lzubba, Paul G. Cole,
Plays chess and is a serious soulq
Docsnlt go in for social tcilzirls.
Because lic siuzlvly lzatrs the girls.
Dramatic English: Chess Clubg Basket-
hall
Bernice Danovitz
CDannyJ
This gay little girl with cyrs of blur,
ll'itlz collage as lurr anzbitiong
ll? lzofc slut finds a husband true
To pay for liar tuition.
Social Committee: Dramatic English'
Sigma Iotag Senior Discussion Club:
Aviation Clubg Volley Ball '43
Gladys L. Depew
QPetj
If you'rr looking for ability,
Gladys leads tlufui all,'
Tlzouglztful, serious, and friendly,
Slza's brorou-eyed, blonde, and tall.
M.M.M.3 Business Service Cwuildg Bu'
letin Staffg Journal Staffg Home Room
President, IZB, IZA
M ' '99
Manuel DiNardo jane M. Gray
fElmerj fjaniej
lizwr laughing, Janie is one we slmll nvzfvr forget:
S,-Idfnn f1I1I.f'f, Slick a girl rwfrc wry glad 'ZK't"'ZlC meth:
rllru'uy.s' rvudy lo .vfart a rin!! She lands fl lzrljvfvy-go-luclcy life,
Tlzaflv our Elmer. And slufll Illtlktl 501110 one an excellent
Favorite Sport-Swimming TC'1ff?-
, Voice Group Cg Favorite Sports-Swinr
Ralph Fl0I'la ming, Dancing
IXt't'flI1Ifj lvusy, Irving gay, U Eraline Greenber
fi g
A-ls a .vfudcuf lie rates A ,' mam
G,-pals' Ins ladies., I adirp 1 U? 5-,mis quid' but She,-Y also gay
l7m'.snf Ralph just realy mm .- Each Hmmfp Of Nw Hwlong day!
Favorite Sports - Baseball. Swimming: A SN.,,f.fm,v She .wlmfs to 176,
Hobby-Aviation 9 Q ' - W - '
, zfcuwxflrl, foo-just fuuzf and sec.
Samuel C. Gatehouse Junior Chorusg Junior Leaders: Civilian
fBul1 Gate, Defenseg Voluntary Service
"l?ullgul4"' ri fall young num, John Richard Hagan
.fl f71IlIl'IlIUt'ISl' lu' 'zcialilx fu lu',' QI-Iapj
11135 IYINU Ull tIl'U'f'Hf I7lI.S't'lllIll fllllf ,von Sgv you fypl X0 fzypfxv bluff'
111-V llffldf'-V UW' TWU fYl'U7'f' :lud l'lIlI'f llziuls of a flliug to do ,'
Home Room Secretary, Treasurer: Or- Then fall on Hap, l1l?,ll gizfc you clzevr,
"lml"i1 A5 Favorite Sport-Baseball Tlmrcfs alzc'c13"S fun roliru lm is near.
Dorothy E. Gouda Voice Group B3 Group Ag Male Chorus
' .0900 Guy Leighton
lla! is .rurlz ri friendly lass, qkedy
Slzvlv flu' darling of our rla,vs,' To lu' u SIICCFJS in future life,
ll'l11'lv playing on luv' zfioliu Guy 'zc'0n'f need any lvrmlcs,
.rlduziralion of uuiuy sl10'll easily win. Bccuzzsv lu".r just the one who has
Student Council Representative: Favorite Abfllff 6"UF7'Nfhlllg that if M1395-
SportfSwimmingg Parstime-Playing the Journal Staffg Microscope Clubg Favorite
Violin SportiSkiing
A " 100
james Henderson Christine M. Maglere
fjimj fChrisJ
There's a group of girls at the end of the Chris is attractive, also merry,-
hall,
kl"ith a boy standing there in the midst
of them all,-
lfVe find it's a lad from Room 4543
ll"'e see that it's Jim whom the girls all
adore.
Voice Group B5 Favorite SportsiSwim-
ming, Football, Dancing
Stanton J. Jonas
tBu1lgate, Jr.J
Because he is small you might think him
weak,
But this little boy really has much
technique,-
Of witty remarks and hilarious laughter,
And the art of true friendship, S tanton's
a master.
Dramatic English, Chess Clubg Favorite
Sports-Baseball, Football, Swimming
Helen Kocan
tHelJ
Show her Dennis Morgan, Harry James,
or Van,
Of all of the three, our Helen is a fan,
She thinks that Perry Como is pretty
nice, too,'
But we think she's much nicer-don't
you?
Favorite Sports-Volley Ball, Basketball,
Dancing
Hannelore Litten
C1-lannaj
Our "Peanut" is a tiny lass
l'Vhose very presence cheers us,
W' e feel this way about her 'cause
S he's friendly and sweet though serious.
junior Hospital Aideg Favorite Sport-
Tennisg Pastime-Reading
Robert Bennett Lubic
fBobJ
Robert is active in all his work,
Whatever the task, he doesn't shirkg
He's always willing and ready to go ,'
His advance to fame will not be slow.
Dramatic Englishg Band C5 Sigma Iota:
Discussion Clubg Cliessg Track '44, '45
Sl1e'll be an excellent secretary,
ll'e also must mention her skill in art,'
As soon as you meet her, she'll capture
your heart.
Favorite Sports - Swimming, Dancing:
Pastimes-Reading, Art
Sally Anne Mandler
fSamJ
Fan-loving, happy, gentle and kind,
,Aire the thoughts about Sally we have in
mind,
Ready to help or to do a good deed,
lfVe're sure in the future that she will
succeed.
Sigma Iotag Aviation Club, Favorite
Sports-Swimming, Dancing
Eleanor Renee Marcus
CEUYJ
She has a lot of courage and a winning
smile,
And will linger in our nzvmories quite a
while,
She's a very good sport, as everybody
knows,
She'llwin111any friends wherever she
goes.
Dramatic English: Frenclh Clubg Senior
Leadersg Red Cross Worker
jenny Mincheff
Gen?
Five feet four, with eyes of brown,
lVe've never yet seen Jenny frown,
Happy, winsome, jolly, gay,
A designer of note she'll be some day.
Favorite Pastimes - Dancing, Bowling,
Horseback Riding
james C. Newcomb
Uimb
finimy is the quiet kind,
Reserved and somewhat shy ,'
Yet it has not been hard to find
That he is one swell guy.
Favorite Sports - Football, Swimming.
Basketballg Hobby-Drawing
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Dolores Nozling
tDorrieJ
llfhat a charnzing 'voice has Dorrie,
Through it she will win great gloryg
As a singer some day to be,
This girl is our first nominee.
Favorite Pastimes-Reading, Horseback
Riding, Favorite School Subjects-Sew-
ing, Typing
Katherine R. Pugliese
CKHYD
.fl good-looking darls-haired girl named
Kay
Is a nieiuber of our classg
That she'I1 do well some future day
Is what will come to pass.
Favorite Sports - Tennis, Swimming:
Pastime-Readingg Hobby-Sewing
Gladys Mae Rapport
CHSPPYJ
Gladys is happy, friendly and kind,
li"elI-liked by all in the class:
'Twould be 'very difficult to find
A nicer, more helpful lass.
Hospital Aicleg Dramatic Engltishg Spe-
cial Dance Groupg Volley Ball
Vivian Rapport
qnikiep
"I worked like a dog," of school she
says,
This dark-haired, lovely 1niss,'
But we think even she'll admit
ll'hat a great mistake is this.
Dramatic Euglishg Voice Group
Iota
B5 Sigma
Dolores M. Rider
fD0ej
Dolores likes to swim and sing,
In both she is first-rate!
If in the world she does as well,
She'1l surely get along great.
Voice Group A: Girls Chorale, Special
Dance Group, Basketball '45, '46, Swim-
ming Team
Minnie Simon
fMinj
Tall and dark with eyes of green,
Regal enough to be a queen ,'
All in all, she's pretty keen.
Hospital Aideg Red Cross Workerg Fa-
vorite Sport-Swimming
Renee Devra Soltz
Renee is always ready for fun,
lflfith a friendly smile for every one,
No doubt the secret of her success
ls due to this gift which she does pos-
SESS.
Orchestra B3 Sigma Iota, Hospital Aide
Louise J. Vecchio
fWesieJ
Five feet five, with big brown eyes,
"lfVesie" could capture a personality
prizeg
A secretary she hopes some day to be,
A nd a good one, too, we'll guarantee.
Favorite Sports-Horseback Riding, Base-
ball, Swimmingg Hobby-Collecting
jewelry
Leonard Vogel
fBibbyJ
If you should ever pass Room 454,
And you feel the hall a-shaking,
You know this lioewire has the floor,
And the walls will soon be breaking.
Home Room Vice President. l2Ag Band
B3 Chess Clutbg Home Room President,
9A, l0A, 11B
Thelma Ethel Weinstein
Tl1Flll'Ml,S a girl quite lovely and gay,
llfith hair of a beautiful jet black shade:
Out in the 'world with her winning way,
She'll get to the top in her chosen trade.
Dramatic English, Sigma Iotag Favorite
Sports-Football, Dancing
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Home Room Teacher-Mrs. Mae Weber Smith
Officers
lTl'CSii1Cl1t ,. ., .. . , .. ..,.. ,Robert Nit'lll1lZlS
Vice 1,1'CS11lC1lt . . . . .'l'11111uus H. 5aulsb111'y, ilr.
Sccretary . .. .. , .. 1 . .,.. ,.,Shi1'lcy -I. XY11lk11ff
Trezlsurer . ,. ,,,,. . , ., .. .lay Be1'11z11'1l Gould
Student Council Representzltivc Sidney Stark. .111
1f11rew1Jr1l Represexltutivc 1 .
Albert Burton
CBurtD
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Mark R. Faigen
QMark Anthonyj
lllark rates an A as to looks,
In music he'I1 always e.1'cel,'
He's apt to be found near chemistry
books,
H e's versatile and really swell,
Orchestras A, D, Bands A, B, D, All-
City Orchestra, All-City Band, All-
County Orchestra, Pittsburgh Youth Sym-
phony Orchestra, Favorite Sport-Baskeb
ball
Betty Lou Gibson
QB. LJ
It's Betty Lou here and Betty Lou
there,
Her typing ranks sky high.
Her brow is fair, golden her hair,
A Hollywood type with glamour to
spare.
Foreword Staff, Bulletin Staff, Business
Service Guild, Foreword Typist, Journal
Staff, Discussion Club, Voice Group E
jay Bernard Gould
CGo1den Boyj
lay is friendly and lively,
Quite a marvelous fellow is he,
Music, acting, and sports are his likes,
A radio announcer he wants to be.
Dramatic English, Treasurer, Room 456,
Voice Groups C, B, Band D, Orchestra
B, Aviation Club, Microscope Club,
Radio Code Club, Track Team '44
Eleanor Greenwald
Tall and attractive is Eleanor G.,
Charming and companionable, too,'
Her looks and talent fit to a T
The job of modeling the new.
Favorite Sport - Dancing, Pastime -
Movies, Ambition-Modeling
Edith Hollerbach
maaiey
Eadie is tall and very pretty,
A combination that's hard to beat,
She can sing and paint extremely well,
A more 'versatile person is hard to meet.
Volley Ball '45, Favorite Sport-Swim-
ming, Pastime-Dancing
Rebecca E. Holmes
fBeckyJ
Becky's efficient, makes no noise,
Popular with both girls and boys,
Dependable sort, has humor, too,
If you want true worth, it's Becky for
you.
Favorite Sport - Swimming, Pastime --
Reading, Hobby-Collecting Records
Margaret Kacsuta
fMargiej
Marge is trim with hair so blonde,
Vivacious, charming, personality plus,
Of this small girl we all are fond,
She was voted most popular by us.
Secretary Home Room, Foreword Repre-
sentative, Voice Groups B, C, E, Special
Dance Group, Basketball '42, '43, Soccer
'42, '43, Volley Ball '42, '43
Thelma Kaminsky
CTibYJ
I f beauty and brains form a rare combi-
nation,
Then in our pal Thelma we've found a
sensation,
Good things come in packages when
they are small,
For the boys seem to feel that she's
right on the ball.
Social Chairman Home Room, Aviation
Club, Favorite Sport-Swimming, Hobby
-Day Dreaming
Boyd Kessinger
fKessJ
Kess is friendly and debonair,
In Tech he'll study to be an engineer,'
Best wishes in school, to him we send,
H e's always been there when we've
needed a friend.
Microscope Club, Qualitative Chemistry
Class, Hobby-Bowling, Favorite Sport
-Hockey
Elin Lando
QTootsJ
Elin will keep you up on your toes,
She's as merry and gay as an elf,
One minute with her you're rid of your
woes.
Don't you wish to be like her yourself?
Social Committee, Treasurer of Home
Room, Class Representative, Community
Fund, Hobby-Writing
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Louis j. Levinson
QLouJ
There's certainly nobody quite like Lou,
lVho holds ambitions and ideals true,
He can fit himself into any role,
He'd lead 'us all in a popularity poll.
Dramatic English, Microscope Club, lili-
Y, Chess Club, Ambition-To Be a Min-
ister, Hobby-Whittling
james McCarney
Uiml
Jim is the mascot of 456,
And he's really on the ball,
A little keg of dynamite,
Only sixty inches tall.
Social Representative of Home Room,
Voice B, Microscope Club, Favorite
Sport-Bowling
Neville W. McChesney
QMacj
We all know that he's one swell guy,
And he's made of that fun-loving stuff,
Many girls have for him heaved a sigh ,'
But beware when he says, "R-r-ruff".
Voice Groups A, B, C, D, Swimming '44,
'45, '46, Track '45, '46, Favorite Sport-
Track, Pet Expression-"Aw ruff"
William Muir
CBil1j
Bill is quiet and serious,
Football is what he likes best,
He's a menzbcr of tlze Stage Crew,
As a friend, he'll pass any test.
Stage Crew, Favorite Subject-Shop
Robert Nicholas
fNickJ
It's hard in a few words to say
ll"'hat we think of our president, Nick,
ll"ho's managed ns well in every way,
And has missed not a single trick.
President of Room 456 for Four Years,
Swim-ming Team, Hobby -4 Swimming,
Pastime-Eating, Ambition-To Be a
Teaclher
Madeline Rossi
fMadgeJ
Madge hopes to be a designer,
And could you think of any one finer?
She will lead in this undertaking,
Our Girl Friday here in the making.
Special Dance Group, Basketball '45,
Volley Ball '42, '43, junior Club
Eleanor D. Rieffle
fRifj
This tall striking glamour girl of 456
Is as much fun as one girl should be,
Her nzischievous eyes are just full of
tricks-
To her personality we'd like the key.
Voice Groups A, B, C, E, Dramatic Eng-
lish, Special Dance Group, Basketball
'42, '43, Volley Ball '42, '43
Annette Saltzman
QNettyJ
Netty with her hair so brown,
Upon her face there's never a frown,
Friendly and sympathetic without end,
S he's the definition of our word, friend.
Hobby - Drawing, Pastime - Reading:
Ambition-Reporting, College Preference
-Pitt
Thomas B. Saulsbury, jr.
CSaulsJ
Souls is the basliful-forward type,
In any language that means just right,
Happy-go-lucky with curly hair,
For holding offices, he's beyond com-
pare.
Dramatic English, Social Committee,
l2A, Vice President of Room 456, Bands
A, B, Marching Band, Voice A, Male
Chorus, Hi-Y, President, Green Key.
Vice President, Microscope Club, Bas-
ketball '44, '45
Donald James Shombert
fPartingt0nJ
Partington or Doe is this fellow's name,
A violinist and player of chess,
H e's brought to our room exceeding
fame,
lfVe're sure he'll win outstanding suc-
cess.
Journal Staff, Allclerdice A Orchestra,
String Quartet, All City Orchestra, Fes-
tival Orchestra, Microscope Club, Chess
Team, Qualitative Analysis Class, Win-
ner in the Fifth Annual Science Talent
Search,
William Simon
qwiniey
L'Villie's the Quiz Kid of 456
Cheerful and friendly is he,
Nuclear physics is Bill's ambition,
And we know he'll succeed, watch and
see!
Microscope Club, Discussion Club, Qua-
litative Analysis Class, F.M.F.S., Will
ner of Radio Science Quiz
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Edith Yatta Silverblatt
tEdeeJ
Here's to one with loads of ambition,
As for brains she'll uzeet all conipetitionj
She's quiet and sweet, and somewhat
petite,
Renzemtbered by all she lzappens to
nieet.
French Clubg Favorite Sport - Swim-
ming: Pastime-Danciugg Hobby-Coolv
ingg Ambition-To Be a Doctor
Dorothy jane Singer
tDottieJ
If you bump into Dot in the hall,
You'll notice her sweet and cute style ,'
It's one easy guess that you'll fall
For this girl with the wonderful smile.
Hobby-Sewingg Pet Peeve-Homework 3
Ambition-Stenography
Lois Skirboll
C1107
Poised, sincere, contented, and glad-
That's Lois our pert, sweet lass ,'
Because of these things and niore we
could add,
I doubt if she can be surpassed.
12B Social Representativeg 11A Foreword
Representativeg Aviation Clubg Sigma
Iota
Andrew Spears
fAndyj
Now Andy Spears helps run the stage,
Dependable fellow with winning waysg
He's never peevish or in a rage,
An indispensable to Allderdice plays.
Stage Crewg Favorite Sport-Football:
Favorite Reading-Detective Stories
Mary Ruth Spears
tPatQ
Bubbling over with vim and pep,
Thafs Pat, who's one of the twins:
For personality, she's really hep,'
She's a geni who always wins.
Basketball '43, '44, '45, '46g Volley Ball
'43, '44, '45, '46g Home Nursingg Civil
Air Patrol
Sidney Stark, jr.
qsiap
Sid always has something to say,
A prepossessing boy, with a captivating
way,
Sincere and loyal to all he knows,
He will never have any popularity woes.
Foreword Staffg Student Council Repre-
sentativeg Journal Staffg Orchestra B:
Discussion Club
Warren C. Thoma
tTomoJ
Thonia is friendly, with good looks to
spare,
He wants to attend Duquesne,
He'll study to be a pharmacist there ,'
Our loss is surely their gain.
Microscope Clubg Hobby-Art
janet Verket
412117
Jan is a girl we are proud to know,
lVith aid she is always handy,
Skilful with pencil and able to sew,
Our definition for her is "Just dandy."
Hobby-Needle Workg Favorite Sport-
Horseback Riding
Bettie J. Virgin
tBetD
Betty has looks, on this we agree:
She excels in more fields than one,-
The fellows like her, she's shapely, you
see,
And at any party, she's fun.
Voice Groups A, B, C, Eg Modern Dance
Groupg Pastime-Piano Playingg Favorite
Sport-Bowling
Wilma J. Wassman
qwiuiep
lVillie is shy, but is liked by all,
With her light brown hair and eyes so
green ,'
S tudious and attentive to every call,
A finer nurse will never be seen.
M.M.M.: Transferred from Gladstoneg
Prime Interest-Nursing
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Charlotte Wayman
qcnaaep
Clmdc is quivt but tue lilcc llL'I' Cl lotj
.S'l1c's an 11ssvf to any classy
Room -ll2's lzvr ftI'Z'Ul'1ifU spot,
lint zviflz us sllc will uzorv than pass.
M.lXl.M.1 Voice Groups A, B, C, Eg All
City High School Clioirg Aviation Club:
Restorinm Leader '44
Robert A. Wickstrom
fWickJ
"Still mztvrs run clcvff' of Bob can llc
said,
,l d1'fu'1La'f1lvlc lad zvlm l'r'0fLs his lzcfadg
lf11dw'111'11tlz lzis Ctlllll and friendly mimi
ls sf1'v11gtl1 of fulrposc and jlldglllffllf
keen.
Stage Crew: Painted Scenery for Class
Playg Favorite Sport-Football
Shirley J. Wolkoff
QSherriej
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llvlfly, 1'0111fn1i1io1111blc, and rlltwzys
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Foreword Typistg journal Staff: SL-ere
tary, Room 4563 Class Day Committee:
Voice Groups A, B, C: All City Chorus:
Discussion Clubg Sigma Iota, Social
Chairman, Yolley Hall '43, Bulletin Staff
Future Who's Who of 456
blames McCarneyfBob Hope
'l'l1o1nas Saulsb11ryeTo1nmy Dorsey
Neville McChesneyf'l'on1nly Manville
Robert XVickstro1nfA-Morris Sbnster
Sidney Stark-lirnie Pyle
Robert Nicholas-Mr. hlcCly1non1ls
Donald Shoinbert-Donald Shonibert
lfleanor Rieffle-jinny Simms
Betty Yirginffhliss Steiner
Eleanor Greenwald-hlinx lfalkenberg
Sljirley XVolkoff-bliss Zinn
Margie Kacsuta-Gypsy Rose Lee
lflla lilllfllb--l'lCClCl21 Hopper
Lois Skirboll-Hattie CEl.I'll6g'l6
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Guy Leighton. . ,
Danny Melore
Lee Pitler .
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Bernice Danovitz
Yvette Deakter .A..
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,Ioan McMillen ,
Rachel Nevins ,
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CHARGE OF THE STARVED
BRIGADE
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L'p the steps, up the steps,
All surging higher!
Un to the fourth floor hall,
The need for food, dire.
Numbering three thousand strong
Onward this maddening throng
Straight for the lunch room doors,
Drove the three thousand.
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Lunch checks to left of the1n!
Lunch checks in front of them.
.Xmidst the confusion.
Stormed at with shout and yell.
Bravely they charged and well,
Into the lunch room line,
Surged the three thousand.
Plunged in the din and smoke,
Right through the line they hrok
Smitten by Mr. Thomas's stroke.
Freshie and senior.
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs not to make reply.
Theirs but to eat and die,
Gallant three thousand.
Spaghetti to right of them!
Spaghetti to left of them!
Beef stew in front of them,
Loomed from the counter.
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Ham after ham bun fell,
To the three thousand.
XVhen can their glory fade,
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As the faculty wondered.
Honor the charge they made
Honor the starved brigade,
Noble three thousand.
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SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS
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Louise Abrams
Sheldon Edelstein
Betty Lou Gibson
Martin Hamburger
Herbert Labbie
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Phyllis Linder
James Marks
Ruth Mullen
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Moderator-Norwin Katzen
Secy.-Treas,-Shirley Felman
BETA CHAPTER
Sponsor-Miss Quattrocchi
President-Marian Ginsberg
Secy.-Treas.-Dorothy Cantor
INTERMEDIATE
Sponsor-Miss Mitchell
President-Herbert Shapiro
Secy.-Treas.-Paul Steinman
BOOK ROOM CLUB
Sponsor-Miss Lois Goldstein
President-Marian Ginsberg
Vice President-Martha Brown
Secretary-Treasurer-Phillip Singer
LIBRARY CLUB
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Vice President-Mark Cohen
Secretary-Virginia Houston
Treasurer-jay Gould
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Vice President-Mark Cohen
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fillderdice High School
For Faithl:ul, patriotic and most generous services as a
member of the Uolunteer groups oF this Hospital during
WORLD WAR II
Through your inspiration and support the ftfospital was alnle
to provide comfort and are for a greater number oF sich
than ever before in its historymand to can-g on its woth sue
cessfully despite unprecedented burdens oF the war years.
In grateful recognition oF your hard worh and valuable
assistance, we hereunto have subscribed our names- and
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President--Louise Roth President-Louise Roth
Vice President-Geraldine Lebowitz Vice President-Sally Sniderman
Secretary-Treasurer-Julianne Gross Secretary-Lorraine Port
Social Chairman-Shirley Wolkoff Treasurer-Barbara Finegold
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President-Barbara Mahaffey
Vice President-Arlene Ratner
Secretary-Treasurer-joseph Friedman
Sponsor-Miss Alva Held
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Vice President-Marie Goffort
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President-Murray Grossinger
Vice President-Max Foner
Secretary-Treasurer-Stewart Tyrnauer
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President-Roberta Feldman
Vice President-Grace Boyd
Secretary-Carol Kamman
Treasurer-june Siegal
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Sponsor-Mr. John H. Irwin
President-David Roth
Vice President-Tom Saulsbury
Secretary-Treasurer-Howard Corey
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President-T0m Saulsbury President-Larry Poli
Vice President-jimmy Lauble Vice President-jimmy Lauble
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. ., Absence excuses
.-Xssemlzly programs
Research fm' themes
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WOODWIND QUINTET
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1946
ENTIRE SQUAD
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BASKETBALL TEAM--Mr. Irwin, Coach
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Coach-Mr. Sofield
JUNIOR SWIMMING TEAM
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President-William Parfitt
Vice President-Alan Morgan
Secretary-Treasurer-Herbert Arnold
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Head-Florence Zwieg
First Sergeant-Marjorie Cohen
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THE 1946 ALLDERDICE
vs
Engravings
SUPERIOR ENGRAVING CO.
312 BOULEVARD or THE ALLIES
We
Photography
HILL S STUDIO
133 N. HIGHLAND AVENUE
was
Printing
MAYER PRESS
235 COLLINS AVENUE
Zin Memoriam
Eiean iiinrnna
"She wen! at quiel fu llze dew
From fl familiar flower.
N01 like the dew did she return
xii lfze KILYTIJSIOHIEIX hour."
Alpha Beta Chi Sorority
Complimenfs of fhe
Theta Mu Sigma Sorority
1935-1946
Congmlulzuiorzf Grafluzzlex from
Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity
UNIVERSITY o If I'Vr'1's1auiu: H
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The University of Pittsburgh
CWENTY schools and divisions are centers for
training young men and women to become chem-
ists, physicists, or engineersg doctors, dentists,
lawyers, or pharmacists, nurses, social workers,
teachers, or members of the business world.
FOR INFORMATION, ADDRESS THE REGISTRAR
DEB-U-TEEN
HOW-AGE TO BEAU-AGE
Girls' Wear
JENKINS ARCADE
fSecond Floorj
Pittsburgh, Pa.
ATlantic 3023
Affelcler and Smith
FLORISTS
1717 MURRAY AVENUE
Pittsburgh, Pa.
HAzcl 3300
"We have what you want
when you 'want it."
Squirrel Hill
News Stand
5804 FORBES ST. AT MURRAY
Compliments 0 f
Youth Craft
Shoe Store
SIDNEY SIMS
1829 MURRAY AVENUE
Pittsburgh 17, Pa.
HAze1 0913
158
Allderdice Patrons Extend Congratulations and
Best Wishes to the Classes of 194-6
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Aaron Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Abram MY- and MTS-
Mr. and Mrs. S. Abrams Mr' and Mrs'
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Alpern Mlgoilniierlgs'
Mrs. A. Blank Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blitz Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Briskin Mrs. Anna M.
and Family Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Helen Wolk Brown Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Burke Mr. and Mrs'
Mr. and Mrs. L. Cohen and Gerry
Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Crawley Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Danovitz Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Deakter Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Eagleson Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Farber Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Feldman Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Feldman Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. William Felman Mrs. Anne D.
Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Golding Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gottlieb Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hepps Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kuzma Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Lampl Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Mollie Lappin Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Levin
Harry Linder
Conrad Litten
Sam Litvak and
Patrick McTighe
H. Moravitz
Morton
Charles Nussbaum
Louis Riemer
Harry Rosenfeld
Nathan Savitz
Harry Schilit
jack Siegel
Samuel Singer
Harry L. Sisselsky
Spiegel
Sidney Stark
Sternberg
H. I. Surloff
Charles Wanetick
Albert Weinberg
David Weitz
H. Weisman
Frank Winfield
D. Zahm
Nat A. Zimmer
159
Tires Tubes Batteries
Kruman
Service Station
TEXACO PRODUCTS
7501 PENN AVENUE
PEl111ll1'St 5038
Manor Pharmacy
Prescription Specialists
MURRAY A-ND DARLINGTON
Phone: HAzel 6000
Pittsburgh, Pa.
BENKOVITZ
Fresh Sea Foods and Lake Fish
Wholesale anal Remil
21.20 MURRAY AVENUE PITTSBURGH. PA.
HAzel 4446
FORBES HARDWARE STORE
Household Goods, IlUl'd'ZC'll7'F, Paints, cmd Glass
5839 FORBES STREET
PITTSBURGH 17, PA.
Phone: HAzel 0238
George B. Reed
VVe may not be the nearest
IDRUGGISTS TO YOU
hut we will try to come the
1 nearest
N CO' to PLEASING you
01"1'1CIANS Winterburn
ws 1fnf'rH AVENUE Pharm aov
Jenkins Affafls Cor, VVllltL'1'l3ll1'1l S Greenfield Ave.
Pittgburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh. Penna.
Phones: AT1antiC 7231-7232
Night Phone: HAze1 3427
BUD SAUNDERS
FLOVVRRS
222 STJXNVVI X STREET
PITTSBURGH, PA,
Flowers for ,fl ll Oceazslons
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Ilia:-ty Sch:-amm
Studio of Music
SUITE 302-3113-NIKON 'l'HIEA'l'RIi RLYILIJING
Rant 5687 PITTSBURGH
GFRTRUDIQ IVIOIIR RUTI-I A. AULD
YIUUFIIFI' of Pimm 7't't7l'fI1'I' of 5'f11g1'11g
JAMES G. BORRFLLI KATHERINE H. WINTER
Traflzvl' of C:1fIl'I'lll'f Tt'f7l'1Il'7' of Voicc
PRACTICAL HARMONY
AS APPLIED TO
MODERN PIANO PLAYING
fIifllI76IIISIlII1Cl'ltS, Improvisaticm, 'IRl'IilISDOSIIIllI1, etC.I
Method originated and taught by Marty Schramm
SCHXVAGI-5R'S
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p 3 f SIGMAN SQAHWAQQIQR, Prop.
oroth Trinin
D Y ODQRLESS IDRY CLEANING
Anti
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H.Xzcl 4200
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The
TAU ETA ALPH
Fraternity
exzemlf ily romplimentr and besl wishes 10 llze
g'l'6Ztl1A6lfi1'lg class of 1946
Jack Brill
Sanford Cooperman
Morris Deakter
Howard Fine
Milton Fine
Bernard Friedman
Norman Garfinkel
Edgar Goldfarb
Clifford Hostein
Louis Jacobson
Lewis Meyers
Jack Nathan
Ivan Novick
Richard Seewald
Leon Simon
Robert Soloman
Arnold Steinman
Robert Schlessinger
Larry Adler
Selwyn Berson
jack Breskow
Phil Brodie
Harold Goldman
Alvin Holzer
Ray Nathan
Elkan Rosenberg
Herbert Rothman
Herbert Ruttenberg
Jordan Schlessel
Jerry Segal
Mel Siegel
Morton Silverman
Eddie Stone
Leo Dym
Shelly Morov
Sid Rosen
S' Morton Fibus
'K Earl Schaefer
"' Dave Simon
X Donald Schnider
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C,'w11-pfimenlx of
Penn Overall Supply, Inc.
S. R. HALL
PENMAN
Filling in Diflnlazas and
C1t'l'fI.fI.f'1Ift'.1' 41 Sf7t't'l-tllfj'
5820 FORBES STREEFI'
llittsburglm, Pa.
W'
MEN'S WEAR
5872 FORIHIS STRICFT'
Squirrel Hill
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j. CAPLAN
Kosher Meafi ami Poultry
2115 MURRAY AVENUE
H,-Xzcl 1531
H.'Xzc1 6144
Amis Stork Shoppe
lllfllllff and C1I1.1dl'L'l1Y.S' IVFKI7'
19311 MLYRR.-'XY AVENUE
l'ittshu1'gl1, Pa.
HAzc1 1224
A 81 B Photo Service
Developing - Prinfing - E nlargin g
Films - Cameras - Supplies
2121 MURRAY AVENUE PITTSBURGH 17, PENN.-X.
A. SIGAL B. MILLER
Compliments 0 f
SCHILIT'S FRUIT MARKET
2124 MURRAY AVENUE FREE DELIVERY
Phones: Hi-Xzel 2425fHAzel .2426
"Finest F1-ails anil Vegetables X1 lzt'ays"
I on Cit
Greetings from I- y
Construction Co.
SII,VERBERG'S
Storm XVindows with Screens
Insulated Brick Siding
Roofing
2137 MURRAY AVENUE , QMITHFIFLD QTRFET
ATlantic 4457
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at Montefiore Hospital
in Pittsburgh's Civic Center
3 YEAR PROGRAM
UNIVERSITY CREDIT FOR
SCIENCE COURSES
LOAN AND SCHOLARSHIP
FUNDS AVAILABLE
CLASSES BEGIN JUNE AND
SEPTEMBER
WRITE, CALL, COME IN
PERSON TO THE
DIRECTOR OF NURSING
9 PITTSBURGH, PA.
MONTEFIORE HOSPITAL
165
C omplimenls 0 f
Pahce CHodHng Cknnpany
"For qualify-at sensible prices"
ZENTLER
Li116115-Lingerie-Negligees
Handkerchiefs
for Juniors and Grown-ups
JENKINS ARCADE PITTSBURGH, PA.
L33 years in the same buildiugl
Congratulations to the Compliments of
J 1
GRADUATING CLASS I
P
Northumberland RINTERS
. 2627 MURRAY AVENUE
Ie 111117 Co.
C a 27 HAzel 3742
HAzel 1896 Irv Caplan M. Josephson
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The
TAU ALPHA
ORORITY
oislzey flze 15851 of fuck to the gzvnfmzfing rfrzxs mn! fn ffm zz
graduating membem
Portia Abrams lV.l2lI'CCllZ1 Nlornvitz
Dorothy Farber Gladys Rapport
Marilyn l+'1'f:Clland RCIICC SCl1OI'lI1
Roberta l"elClman SOIlClI'Zl Silverman
Lois Skirboll
Marilyn Tzmur
Barbara Trachtenberg
167 ""' ' "'1"g'
For Finer Foods
Giant Eagle Super Market
1816 MURRAY AVENUE
Best lflfishes to the 194-6
Graduating Class
f
rom the
Tau Alpha Phi Sorority
Irene Blatt
Lenore Goldstein
Renee Gondelman
Sally Klein
Eileen Levinson
Judith Levinson
Graduates of the Class of 1946
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Shirlee Nlartin
Betty Lou Pearlman
Delores Silverstein
Barbara Stein
Shirley Walkow
Elsie Weinbergei'
168
Aaron Gross
Teacher of Piano
Studio 5719 Hobart Street
Hazel 0542
Complimenlx of
SCI-lULBERC'S
18.2.2 MURRAY AVENUE
Bef! lllislzex from
Hebrew National
Delicatessen
Delicious Sandwiches
7'ny.viN0zf01fic5-Smtinnary
Fineman's
Confectionery
5001 SECOND AVENUE
Pittsburgh. Penna.
SODA FOUNTAIN CANDY
ICE CREAM
Dulifs-Iron City
College
SAVE Time AND RIONEY
l'1'vfn1n' for ci ClIl't'f'l' in B'1rsi11rss
Frm' I,IlII't'IlIl'71f S01"L'irv
-124 IDUQUESNE VV.-XY
.,XTlantic 4875
Greezingx Io the Gmztmztes from
CGLONIAL CLEANERS
VW: Operate Our Own Plant
HAzcl 2600
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VICTORY A. Z. A.
EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS AND
BEST WISI-IES
to the
GRADUATING CLASS
OF 1946
and 120 the following of its graduating members
Dave Balk
Myron Berman
Louis Cohen
Milton Hirsh
Henry Mankin
George Markowitz
Jerome Nathan
Paul Nussbaum
Gilbert Polonsky
Leonard Schaffel
Howard Smith
Sam Steinberg
Leroy Weiner
170
Congratulations from
Sigma Alpha Sigma Sorority
to the
GRADUATING CLASS
and Our Three Graduating Members
SELMA ALPERN
HELEN COFSKY
GERRY LABOVI'l'Z
ED. SCHWAGER Besf Wishes from
CLEANING COMPANY
HAM 3343 ENGEIXS BAKERY
5033 SECOND AVENUE
2201 MURRAY AVENUE
HAZELVV OOD
To lhe Senior Class of 1946
we 'wish zo extend our heartiest good 'wishes
NEWMAN'S YOUTH CENTER
5836 FORBES STREET HAzel sooo
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The
exiemls its sincere congmlulatiom 10 Ike
Graduating Class
of 1946
Gmzluafing Mevnberx
Larry Poli
James Lauble
Raymond G. Hasley
Nlyron Wagiier
Tombo Burke
Gerard lVICTighe
Howard Corey
Tom Saulsbury
David L. Ferrucci
Daniel Melore
Robert Fitzpatrick
Lew Levinson
John Hallahan
Sponsor-lVlr. George Phillips
172
The House of Reliable Quality and Service
Standard School Jewelers
NIXON THEATRE BUILDING
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA
nts
Class Rings and Pins Booklet Diplomas Commencement Announceme
Club Pins Cups and Trophies
Sport Charms and Keys
Medals and Awards
Pi Tau Pi Fraternity
E.rf0n,ds CIIl1f11'l1fIlIUflf7lI.T and Rest ll"l'SlII'S
TO THE MEMBERS
of the
GRADUATING CLASS
Including
FELIX NIILLER
CHARLES POWDERMAKER
JOSEPH ROSENBAUM
MARK COHEN
173
Ann M. Gallagher
58785 FORBES STREET
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Greeting C ard.:
Clzilclrenlv Books
Autenreith's
Dollar Store
S832-34 FORBES STREET
SQUIRREI, HILL
Phone: HAzel 8822
Compliments of
Greenfield
Super Market
Darcy's
Service Center
5019 SECOND AVENUE
Pittsburgh 7, Penna.
C om pf imemf o f
The ANCHORAGE
VERONA
Mandell Cleaners
1406 SOUTH NEGLEY AVENUE
HAzel 8055
Your Photo Friend
P. MILLER
PHOTO and SUPPLY
2004 MUIRRAY AVENUE
Pittsburgh 17, Penna.
HAzeI 6883 Open Evenings
174
Compliments o f
Beacon and
M orrovvf ield
PHARMACIES
For Tfmf Laffy! Slyfe Cw0ifflH'l?
iflv:
P H I L, S
Modern Barber 81 Beauty Salon
1015 MURRAY .XYFXIUIC
,l,'Xcks4m J97?
I Your l"I311I hl I L
CLASSICAL-POPULAR--RACE RECORDINGS
HEPNER RADIO
Compliment.: of
DIAMOND MARKET
Compfimemx of
Brent Cleaning Corporation
T'-"' 1'1"-' """""" 175 '
The
amma Alpha ambda
Sorority
extends its best wishes fo the
GRADUATING CLASS OF 1946
and fo its five grmlualing members
Norma Sue Goodman
Anne Little
jean Magidson
Hermoine Rubin
Edith Yahr
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Furniture Upholstery Draperies
Gift Objects
The Carlton Shop
Inferior F nrnisliin gs
HAzcl 2284
5852 FORBES STREET
A. Bandell Pittsburgh, Pa.
C07llf7Ii1IIC'7I'fS of
ADI.ER'S
Co111fvli111v1'1fs of
TONY'S SHOE REPAIR
ROSS FRUIT IVTARKET
2125 Murray Avenue
IRVIN AND MORRIS, BAR1
2101 Murray Avenue
SERS
Best Wishes to
THE GRADUATING CLASS
From Two Forniei' Students
The Hazelwood Envoy
92 H.-XZELVVOOD AVENUE PITTSBURGH. PA,
,IACkson 3141
For good food ills-
LIFLANDERIS
PARTIES - LUNCHHS
1716-Z0 MURRAY AVENUE jfsckson 3231
177
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The
Sigma Delta Epsilon
Fraternity
extemi best 'wishes to its returmrtg members 0 f the armed services
am! offers congratulations to the
GRADUATING CLASS OF 1946
am! to its gmafubting members
Leonard Briskin
Harry Moidell
VVi1liam Moltz
178
The
Delta ambda Phi
Fm fewziiy
risfzex Ilia? hes! of lurk mul offer.: KO7lg'l'6lfHl6Ilj07Z5 I0 the
gmzluazing alms of 1946
and 10 :he member: of our frzzfernily
lVlarvin B. Gusky
Daniel Roth
Nlorris Tufshinsky
Allen Udell
Murray Krzlmm
Arnold Keilly
Leroy Supowitz
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GAMMA PHI
ALPHA
HONORS ITS GRADUATES OF 1946
Melvin Feldman Louis Neft
Donald Landay Harvey Haber
jerry Margolis Fred Levenson
AND SALIITES ITS MEMBERS SERVING IN THE
ARMED FORCES
Donald Kopelman Horst Kahn
Leonard Walk Robert Levine
Marvin Silverblatt lVIarvin Katz
Iieroy Myers Herbert Tyrnauer
Stanford Friedberg Harvey Haber
Nlorton Klein Fred Levenson
Henry Pasch
f IRVVIN VVHITE f
f'DceeascrU
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Cllompliments of
Alpha Sigma Tau
F raternit
U76 wozllzl like lo offer our t'07Zg'1'!lfZlIl1fi0l'Z.Y I0 Ike graduation
clay
5 and our best wisfzes fo our k2'l'6l1fZl1lli71g members
RICHARD LONDON
IEEE PITLER
NORMAN BERNSTEIN
JERRY ZIKER
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THE
ESQUIRES
Vlfish lhe Best of Luck lo
THE GRADUATING CLASS
of 1946 and to their graduating members
JANUARY CLASS
Martin Blank
Sanford Gelman
Marv Margolis
Sylvan Simon
Stanley Glasser
Merv Greenberg
Allen Lindenberg
Nat Pirchesky CVet.j
Members in Armed Forces
PIC
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96
96
PK
JUNE CLASS
Norman Gelman
Jack Kaufman
Sorel Myers
Lawrence Roth
Ed VVhitman
Mel Silver
Martin Sheinman
Joseph Steinfeld
Herbie VVeisman
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Compliments of the
Mary S. Brown
Memorial Methodist Church
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The Pi Sigma Tau Sorority
wishes fhe best of lurk zo Ifze grculimting' rlass and lo
llzeir Iwo grmluuling members
TQOSFLIIE CiO'I'TI.ElB
RI'1'1X ROSEN
The Nlembers of the
Phi Lambda Nu Fraternity
TI-IETA CHAPTER
Vifish lo Ifxleml Their Congmtulalions fo the
Gmfiurzling' Class of 1946
HICRRIQRT HARRIS ARTHUR SAVITZ
JERRY HINKIQS I"HII.l.IP SINGER
.-XI,UliR'l' ZECHER
ig in thc Uuitt-cl States Navy
"Gifts of Distim'liml"
yamron brothers
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IF ALLDERDICE COULD SPEAK
lf granted a voice so that speak she may,
This is wl1at I think Allderdiee would say:
"l've seen so many faces in the six years that have lmeeng
But the old ones now are leaving-
There are new ones coming in!
The old ones-out to play the game of lifeg
The new ones-in to lear11 the rules.
And in time of chaos and strife,
Une 111ay find solace in the schools.
For here are trained the ones who hold the reins.
And here are trained the ones who heal their people's
And ill every country with flag unfurled,
An Allderdician makes a good citizen of the world!!"
A .
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L is
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D is
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R is
D is
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for the after-school meetings at the flag pole:
for the library-always so "quiet"
for the lunch room-spaghetti and potatoes:
for Dramatic English-the senior class play.
for "End of the line"4how many times we have heard it:
for Miss Riddle-head of the journal staff and Foreword staff
for the dances-how can we forget them:
for lrwir.-he coaches the basketball team.
for Class Day-how crazy it wasg
is for English t8j-ohl that investigative theme.
Together they spell Allderdiee.
the
the
the
the
But what does it mean?
seniors it means memoriesg
juniors it means fun:
sophs it means miseries:
freshies it means-oh. well. they'll learn
FUTURE
Dreams and hopes are ours to hold
To hold and help come true:
For dreams are made for all to have,
And not just the lmrightest few.
To Allderdice we give our praise
.Xnd thanks for all she's done:
She's helped our graduates to make
Both hopes and future, one.
pains.
one hy one
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"He gave me an li-the mean thing."
"My hair is soaking wetf,
H33 pushups is no fun."
"Can I have your' homework next
period F"
"Does your motor work F"
"XVhat was the test about P"
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last semester."
How many more days ?"
I take chemistry.',
Is there a meeting today ?"
l.et me see your ponyf'
t'VVhat time: the bell??"
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pancyf " said the teacher.
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tribution of chemistry to the worldf-
Blondes, naturally.
Then there was the Scotchman who
said he preferred blondes to brunettes
because of the lighter overhead.
XVhen Frank Stencil was asked why
Missouri stood at the head in mule
raising, he replied: "Because the other
end is dangerous!"
The doctor remarked that she had
acute appendieitis, whereupon she ex-
claimed, "Don't get fresh!! I came
here to be examined, not admired!"
The bonds of matrimony are not
worth much unless the interest is kept
up.
Overheard in the cafeteria: "There's
more to this grapefruit than meets the
eye!"
A new craze in Europe is to dance
without music. There are jazz bands
in America, too.
A college boy is a person who likes
shirts with stripes. ties with spots, and
letters with checks.
Our High School Days Are Over
Our high school days are over,
Well miss them sure enough,
Well miss the lunchtime pause,
And the food, you know that stuff.
Our high school days are over,
Well miss the games so great,
And the kids who played in the111
They know how well they rate.
Our high school days are over,
Well miss history, linglish, and math,
And the teachers from whom we learn-
ed
The straight and correct path.
Our high school days are over
XVe'll ne'er forget a one,
And the swell kids that we met
VVho shared those days of fun.
.Xnd now we'll make our way i11 life,
Vt'e'll know both joy and pain,
VYe'll think of ,-Xllflerdice and say
"VX e'd like to go there once again."
.Dentist to Allderdice girl: "l'm sorry,
but I'm out of gas."
She: "Heavens! You pull that line,
too!"
Mr. Colborn: "Now, l'm going to
drop this coin in the acid. XVill it dis-
solve ?"
Louise Abrams: "No, sir."
Mr. Colborn: "How do you know?"
Louise: "lf it would, you wouldn't
drop it in."
As Mr. Phillips said to his class one
hot day, "lt isn't the heat that gets you.
it's the stupidity."
Tom Saulsbury: "If you don't go
to the prom with me, I'll take a rope
and hang myself in the front yard."
She: "Now, you know father doesn't
want you hanging around."
The Irishman asked the Englishman
if he had ever heard the joke about the
Turkish guide who showed a tourist
two skulls. one of Mohammed when he
was a boy. and the other when he was
a man. Said the Englishman: "No
Let's hear it!"
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