Allderdice High School - Allderdice Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1948
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EDITORS-IN-CHIEF
Miss Diantha W. Riddle
Faculty Sponsor
Sally Osmond-January Class
Bernice Gordon-june Class
Barbara Wolfson
Literary Editor
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BUSINESS MANAGERS
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Jules Feldman
Leizer Balk
Marty Frain TYPISTS
Picture Editor
Marion Rosenbloom
Statistics
Anne Marie Verrone
Marilyn Broverman
Ilene Azen
ASSOCIATE EDITORS-JANUARY CLASS
Irma Feingold
Natalie Haase
Sella Haase
Dorothy Hendrix
Alex Kramer
Sheila Lutsky
Elaine Martin
Lawrence Miller
Bernice Rosenberg
Herbert Shapiro
Lila Stein
Norman Williams
Alan Wallie
Edward Vangeloff
Iris Vertman
Elizabeth Yaremko
Assocrmn EDITORS
JUNE CLASS
Andrew Melzer
Elsa Morris
Ann Nicholas
Marilyn Phifer
Malvern Podolsky
Sandra Schlesinger
Joan Sherman
Emma Sill
Marilyn Stewart
Stanley Sultanov
Robert Verbin
Arlyne Yarchever
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Birdetta Baker
Wilbur Blitz
Shirley Blumenthal
Annabelle Bruce
Ruth Brown
Suzanne Brown
Agnes Bruun
Patti Castle
Norman Eisenstat
Liesl Ellenbogen
Roxie Fraley
George Goldstein
Lawrence Greenberg
Ruth Hendrix
Marion Hibbard
Marvin Jacobson
Renee Kann
Adele Kolski
Karl Kraft
Natalie Mandell
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Back Row: Joan Kabet, Herbert Leff, Adele Kolski, Rhea Molever, Alan
Wallie, Sema Horvitz, Lois Smit, Florence Mogerman, Mitzi Shapiro.
Seated: Mary Foner, Betty Green, Ruth Brown, Dorothy Trammell, Joan
B ertenthal.
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His JOURNAL represents the efforts, the achievements, and the
activities of members of the l2A classes of 1948 of Taylor
Allderdice High School. For many graduating students, formal
education is at an endg they will now take their place in the
world. For others, the future contains several years of additional
preparation for life, years which will be spent in college. But
regardless of the diversity of our paths, as graduates we look
confidently to the future. Our Alma Mater has done her job
wellg in reaching her age of maturity, she has made mature
adults of those who have successfully concluded her courses of
study.
In the unsettled atmosphere of the world of today, the fresh-
ness, the vigor, and the idealism of American youth must find
an outlet. This Journal shall ever remind us that we were- given
the opportunity to make something of our generation. In this
crucial age, we must meet the challenge. These graduates, hy
leading lives befitting the American Man and the American VVo-
man. will be meeting the challenge. By making their lives satis-
fying to themselves while constructive to the community, they
will be doing their small part in the building of a new world,
a world to which these class members were intr-oduced as students
in Taylor Allderdice.
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HE members of the 1948 graduating classes feel an
indebtedness to those persons of the maintenance
staff who have helped to keep our building a safe and
pleasant place in which to live and work. Mr. Dietz
and his custodial staff, the elevator operators, George
Carstairs and Mrs. jones have all done their duties in
an efficient yet unostentatious way.
The january and June classes are proud to dedicate
this yearbook to these unsung heroes of Allderdice
who have performed those hidden but important tasks
which have kept our school running smoothly and
which have made our lives here more pleasant and
profitable. . i
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Gfffderdice Gomes of Gfqe
ITH the new year Allderdice reached her majority-21 years of age. At
the same time the world entered into a new and perhaps frightening
Atomic Era. VVe, the graduates of 1948, are entering into a world that stands
at the crossroads, as we dog the world at the crossroads of eternity-Allderdice
graduates at the crossroads of life. Along one way lies security and happiness,
but along the other lies destruction and pain. To choose the proper way will be
comparatively easy, but to stand by our choice will be difficult.
No matter how hard the maintenance of this way may happen to be, it still
must be accomplished. VVith our new-found maturity, we must help the world
to find its own maturity. The earth must he aided to find wisdom in its Atomic
Age, for the world is sorely in need of real wisdom. .
The way will seem hard and hopeless at times, and we will need strength
to stand by our decision. But out of necessity, we must prove loyal to the right.
The future of the world and of ourselves rests in the balance of the scales of
Fate. XVe must tip the scales in the right direction.
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MR. D. MCCI.YMONDS
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Alcfi'zfit1'f's Dircctor-
Miss Elizabeth Wagenkneclit
.ldzfisvr to Girls-Miss Alva K. Held
Cillivf ClrrkMMiss Isabel T. Zinn
Clvrk-Miss Helen Belie
CIm'k4-Miss Lois E. Hill
C'Ivrl.'-Miss Florence Koziozieniski
Hunk C'Ii'rkfMis5 .losepliiue Guarino
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Mr. 'lolm McLaughlin
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Miss Catherine M. Eisaman, Miss Olivia Koenig, Mr. Wesley Mills, Miss Jennie A.
Norton, Miss Blanche Pantall. .
Cornrnercial
Mr. Howard Barnes, Miss Helen Bartrim, Mrs. Helen Campbell, Miss Florence E. Graham.
Miss Margaret Hanrahan, Mr. john B. Melvin, Miss Katherine Skarinski, Miss,Margaret
L. Winch.
English
Miss Dorothy Albert, Miss Eleanor Bardsley, Miss Rhoda Bowler, Miss Olive Bowlin,
Mrs. Della A. Braun, Miss Rose D. Hartz, Miss Helen M. Hillard, Mrs. Catherine C.
Johnson, Miss Agnes Kerr, Miss Catherine A. McDermott, Miss Rebecca Miller, Miss
Nancy T. Montgomery, Mrs. Elizabeth Porter, Miss Diantha W. Riddle, Mr. Joseph C.
Thompson, Miss Elizabeth Warnock, Miss Dorothy Zeigler.
Foreign Languages
Miss Dorothy Bergman, Miss Mary Brennan, Miss'Yetta T. Kamler, Miss Elizabeth W.
Klingensmith, Mr. C. T. Roller, Mrs. Myra Simpson, Miss Edna R. Todd.
. H islory
Miss Charlotte R. Beachler, Mr. Morris R. Beck, Mr. Samuel Blitz, Mr. John B. Coyne,
Miss L. Esther Geist, Miss Grace F. Jessop, Miss Ann Kasnitz, Mr. Paul L. McGrath,
Miss Bertha O. Mitchell, Dr. Anna M. Quattrocchi, Miss Cora C. Ross, Miss Leila H.
Rupp, Miss Phyliss Stobie.
H onseliold Economics
Miss Charlotte E. Bailey, Miss Florence Bechtel, Mrs. Margaret N. Bush, Miss Grace A.
Grossman.
Library
Miss Elizabeth Dixon, Mrs. Margaret H. McMickle.
' . Jllazhernalics
Mr. Edward Caye, Mr. George M. Phillips, Miss Alice L. Phipps, Mr. Ray R. Ralston,
Miss Mabel M. Schar, Mr. Raymond Schmidt, Mr. Walter Shively, Miss Edith May Starz,
Mr. Robert C. Trumbull, Miss Ethel F. Turner, Dr. Wesley Wagner.
Jllanaal Training
Mr. A. L. Gautsch, Mr. Loren Jackson, Mr. Herbert A. Lewis, Mr. Ercoe Liberator, Mr.
August K. VVinterling.
Jllasic '
Mr. Roy F. Dietz, Mrs. Dorothy Jean Meyer, Miss Emma Steiner, Miss Laura E. Zeigler.
Qplzysicai E ciucation
Miss Mary Allshouse, Mr. Robert W. Irvin, Mr. John H. Irwin, Miss Esther M. Long,
Miss Margaret Mercer, Mrs. Katharyn Hazlett Simms, Mr. Ernest A. Senkewich, Mr.
Ernest Slessinger, Mr. Claude W. Sofield. -
Science
Mr. Lon H. Colburn, Mr. Thomas Davies, Mr. R. J. Hackett, Miss jane S. Johnston,
Miss Jane McCandless, Mr. J. T. Shriner, Mrs. Mae Weber Smith.
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Miss Dorothy V. Bruner
Speech
Miss Edna K. Bezler
Swimnzing Mczl1'0fz
Mrs. Bella ,loncs
Cusloflizm
Mr. Char'es E. Dietz
H all Supe1'Ui.v0r.v
Mrs. Irene K. Bain
Mrs. Ethel Hynes
DR. L. W. KORONA
School Doclor
Nicholas Chasler. M.ll.
Miss Selma Fox, Nurse
Dr. I-. XY. Koruna was voca-
tional counselor until May of
this year when he was prmnuterl
to the principalship of the Ful-
ton and Morningside Selmuls.
He has the best wishes of the
lIlClll'l7CI'S of the senior class who
have greatly appreciated his
guidance.
ALLDERDICE COMES OF AGE
XVhcn a. hoy attains the age
Of twenty years and one.
llis career in manhood
Has literally begun.
Our school has reached its nl11El1ll1U0fl
This year it's twenty-one.
.Nucl looking hack into its past.
lt's proud of things well done.
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THELMA E. ADREON-Hockey '47: Basketball '46: 10A Home-
room Representative: Entered from Colfax School: Favorite Sub-
ject-Retailing
ELMER ANTILL-Good Citizenship Citation: School Printing: In-
terested in Jewelry. Plastics: Entered from McKeesport High
School. IOB: Plans to join Aviation Cadets
ILENE AZEN-Journal Staff: Foreword Staff: Foreword Repre-
sentative: Service Club: Radio Broadcast: Magicians' Club: Fa-
vorite Diversion-Dancing
EDWARD FRANCIS BACHINSKY-Intramural Basketball '46:
Entered from Gladstone Junior High School, 11B: Interested in
Mechanical Drawing and Football
SALLY BAER-Senior "Y" Teens: Junior Leaders: Class Leader:
Voice Groups E, C. B: Basketball '44: Plans to Enter Nursing
STANLEY JAY BARBROW-Band A: Orchestra A: Brass Group:
School Dance Band: Chess Club: Memorial Day Assembly: Peaks
of Progress Award '43
RALPH EDWIN BARNETT-Band A. Swimming Team '43, '44:
Hi-Y: Marching Band: All City Band
SELMA BASS-12B Vice President: Foreword Representative:
Dramatic English: junior Leaders: Senior Leaders: Sigma Iota:
Future Teachers of America: Athletic Letter Award: Manager of
Hockey Tournament '47
DORIS JEAN BECKER-Microscope Club: French Club: Service
Club: Majorettes '44, '45, '46: Head Majorette '47, '4S: Class Day
Committee: Dramatic English
PEGGY RUTH BLANCHARD-Voice Groups E, C. A: Girls'
Chorale: Entered from Mifflin School, 9B: HobbyfModeling
SIDNEY BLUESTONE-Voice Group D: Orchestras D, C: In-
terested in Accounting: Favorite Sport-Mushball: Hobby-Playing
Chess
MARJORIE L. BOROSS-Foreword Representative: Homeroom
Vice President: Treasurer of Senior Class: Student Council: Ger-
man Club: Prom Committee: Dramatic English
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FRANCES E. BREDACS-Entered from Gladstone Junior High
School, llB: Special Interest-Jewelry: Favorite Sports-Sw1m-
ming, Basketball: Favorite Subject-English
ANNETTE BROOKS-Prom Committee: Service Club: Future
Teachers of America: Foreword Staff: Dramatic English: Nurses'
Aid: Shorthand Certificate
MARILYN BROVERMAN-Journal Staff: Class Day Committee:
Foreword Staff: Service Club: Future Teachers of America: Li-
brary Club: Foreword Representative: Nurses' Aid
EMILY BRUNDAGE-Hockey '46: Volley Ball '47: Basketball '47:
Shorthand Certificate: Plans for Future-Stenographic VVork
WILLIAM D. BUSKO-Microscope Club, President: Homeroom
Social Chairman: Voice Groups D, B, Ag Track '46: Swimming
'44, '45
JEROME L. CALLET-Orchestra A: Harmony Class: Plans for
Future-Musical Study: Favorite Sport--Baseball
MAXINE CANTER-Lunchroorn Committee: Modern Dance: Voice
Groups E, C: Hockey '46: Favorite Subject4Sewing
ANNETTE CANTOR-Secretary of Homeroom, 9A: Foreword
Representative. 9th grade: Entered from Roosevelt School, 7B:
Science Club: German Club
BETTY J. CHAITKIN-Foreword Representative: Student Coun-
cil: "Y" Teens: Plans to Study Nursing at University of Pittsburgh:
Favorite Sport-Bowling
ARTHUR H. CIANA-Consumers' Education Award, 10th grade:
Entered from Gladstone, llB: Plans to be a Machinist: Interested
in History, Baseball
HARRY COFFEY-Treasurer of Homeroom, Sth, 9th, l0tli grades:
Varsity Club: Basketball '44, '45, '46, '47: Track '43, '44, '45, '46, '47g
Certificates-Basketball, Track
JACKSON COHEN-Foreword Representative '42: Spelling Club:
Intermediate Discussion Club: First Place in Airplane Model Con-
test: Member of Pittsburgh Model Club
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MITZI COYVEN-Dramatic English. Class Play Castg Service
Clubg Foreword Representativeg junior Sigma Iotag Junior Lead-
ersg Voice Groups E, C
NORMA JEAN DI NELLA-Voice Groups E, C, B5 Special
Danceg Volley Ball '47g Prom Committee, Co-chairman
HARRY H. DUGUID-Fort Black Award: Interested in Scienceg
Special Interest, Electricityg Hobby-Building Airplane Modelsg
Favorite Sport-Football
VERNAN ESKOVITZ-German Clubg Senior Science Clubg Spe-
cial Danceg Orchestra Cg Harmony 1, 2, 35 Favorite Diversion-
Playing Piano
IRVING A. I. FAIGEN-Homeroom President, IZA: Senior Class
Vice Presidentg Dramatic English, Class Play Castg Green Keyg
Lunch Room Patrol '46
SONIA M. FAIGEN-Concert Mistress of Orchestra A '47g Triog
Quartetg Senior Discussion Clubg All City Orchestra
IRMA EVELYN FEINGOLD Journal Staff: Student Council
Representativeg Homeroom Treasurerg Library Clubg Future Teach-
ers of America
ELAINE FELDMAN-junior Leaders: Voice E, C, B3 Basketball
'45g Entered from Colfax School 7Bg Special Interest-Secretarial
VVork
SIDNEY R. FINKELSTEIN---Vice President, 10B Homeroomg
Social Chairman. IOA: Ainbitionfjewelerg Entered from Duquesne
Public School
BERNIE FREEDEL-Entered from Chicago Public School, 7B:
VVorked in Print Shopg Favorite Sport-Footballg Special Interest
-Good Music
ROSALYN B. FRIED-Orchestra B, A: All City Orchestrag All
County Festival Orchestrag Dramatic English: Foreword Repre-
sentative, IZB, IZA: Class Day Committeeg Homerooin Treasurer,
12Ag Volley Ball '47
JAY ALLEN GEFSKY-I-Iomeroom President l0B, IZA: Dramatic
English. Class Play Castg Green Keyg Discussion Club HB3 Bands
C, B. Ag Class Day Committeeg Track '47g Basketball '465 Foot-
ball '45
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DONALD S. GOLDMAN-Orchestra D, C, B: Young Magicians'
Club: Intramural Basketball '44, '45: Football Manager: Night
Basketball League '45, '46, '47
SIDNEY LOUIS GRANOFF-VVorked in Print Shop: Transferred
from Fifth Avenue High School, '46: Favorite Sport-Football
CARL GREENBERG-Radio Club: Secretary Intermediate and
Senior Discussion Clubs: Night League Basketball '43, '44, '45
ADRIENNE GROSS-Dramatic English, Class Play Cast: Class
Day Committee: Lunch Room Committee: Camera Club: Home-
room Secretary, IIB: Voice Groups E, C
MARGARET ANN GULA-Special Interest-Sewing: Entered
from Greenfield School, 9B: Favorite Sport-Ice Skating
NATALIE LOIS HAASE-Journal Staff: Library Club: Sigma
Iota: Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom: Red Cross Worker:
Nurses' Aid: Hockey '45
Sigma Iota
Letters
Lifesaving Club: Magicians'
Dance '45
of Pittsburgh
tered from Greenfield School
SANDER A. HAUSMAN--VVill Attend the University of Pitts-
burgh: Hobby-Photography: Favorite Sport-Swimming
MARY ANN HAYDUCKO-
School, 11B: Favorite Sport-
SELLA ROSALYN HAASE-Journal Staff: Library Club: Hockey
'45: Lunch Room Committee '46: Nurses' Aid: Red Cross Worker:
CONSTANCE HALPERN-Entered from Colfax School, 7B: Plans
to Attend University of Pittsburgh: Favorite Diversion-XVriting
DOROTHY J. HARRIS-Voice Groups E, C, B: Bookrooin Club:
Club: junior Leaders '4-l: Modern
EDGAR M. HAUSMAN-Radio Club: English Assembly Program:
Entered from Wightman School, 7B: Plans to Attend University
Entered from Gladstone junior High
Basketball
'WILLIAM E. HAHALYAK-Football Team '44, '45, '46. '47: En-
, 9B: Favorite Subject-Sociology
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DOROTHY J. HENDRIX-Journal Staff, Class Day Committee,
Homeroom Vice President, IIB, IIA, Student Council Representa-
tive, IIB, IIA, Foreword Representative, High Honor Student,
Interested in Flying
CHARLES J. HESS-Awarded Leaders Pin and Life Scout Badge,
Entered from Hays School, 8B, Special Interest-Engineering
JUDITI-I ISHLON-Voice Groups E, B, C, A, Accompanistug Har-
mony Class, Assistant Treasurer of Group A, Senior Discussion
Club: Modern Dance, Third Prize-Bill of Rights Essay Contest,
Fourth Place-Civic Club Test
BETTY JANE JASKO-Secretary of Homeroom, IZA, Volley Ball
'47, Entered from Gladstone junior High School, IIB, Special In-
terest-Secretarial Work
EDWARD KIRSCH-Voice Groups B, A, Entered from Glad-
stone .Iunior High School, IIB, Favorite Sport-Football
HERBERT KLEIN-Basketball '47, Gym Instructor, Entered from
Peabody High School, IIB
SHIRLEY H KOSS Dramatic Fnglish, Class Day Committee,
Sewing Class Fashion Show, '40, Microscope Club, M. M. M.,
Service Club, Homeroom President, IOB, Vice President, IIA,
Secretary-Treasurer, IZB
ALEX J. KRAMER-Homeroom President, IZB, IIA, IIB, Home-
room Social Chairman. IZA, Senior Discussion Club, German Club,
Prom Committee, journal Staff, Received Sons of American
Revolution Medal
DOLORES KRUSINSKI-Homeroom Secretary 9B, IZA, Home-
room President IOB, Homeroom Treasurer IIB, IIA, IZBQ Sewing
Club, Hockey '46, '47, Volley Ball '47, Class Day Committee,
Fashion Show Committee
MARILYN LADLEY-Orchestra E-B, American Legion Award,
Plays Cello, Enjoys Dancing, Future-Secretarial VVork
BURTON M. LEVINSON-Homeroom President IIA, IZB, IZA,
Class Day Committee, Orchestra E, C, B, Ushers Committee, En-
joys playing Piano, Future Plans-Industrial Engineer
DONALD LINN-Entered from Mifflin School, Won a Gold Key,
Enjoys Hunting and Skiing, Favorite Subject in High School-
Algebra
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1948 Q
JAMES Y. LINN-Homeroom President, IOBQ Microscope Club:
Vice Presidentg Plans for Future-Accountingg Worked in Basket-
room
SHEILA M. LUTSKY-Senior Science Club, Secretaryg Inter-
mediate Discussion Clubg Library Clubg Foreword Staffg Journal
Staff: Prom Committeeg Class Day Committeeg Student Federal-
istsg First Place in Civic Club Test
GERALDINE MARINER-Entered from Gladstone Junior High
School, llBg Interested in Sewingg Hopes to Study Music at Tuske-
gee Institute
ERWIN MARKS-Favorite Subject-Sales Training Courseg Am-
bition-Businessmang Favorite Sports-Boxing, Football, Basket-
ballg Entered from Schenley High School
LOUIS J. MARKS-Entered from Peabody High School, llB3 In-
terested in Football, Basketball, Swimming, Favorite Subject-
Aviation
FRED C. MARLATT-Entered from Gladstone Junior High School,
llBg Homeroom Vice President, 1lA, l2Bg Favorite Sport-Football
ELAINE IRENE MARTIN-Journal Staff, Homeroom Secretary,
9Bg Nurses' Aidg Sigma Iotag Discussion Clubg Library Club
RICHARD M. MCKEONE-Entered from St. Rosalia: Band A:
Marching Bandg Pittsburgh Model Airplane Clubg Favorite Sport-
Basketballg Ambition-Draftsman
JERRY MERVIS-Homeroom President, 9Bg Orchestra C. B: Re-
ceived American Legion Awardg Favorite Subject-History: Fu-
ture plans--A Businessman
FRANK C. MICHENER-Microscope Club,-Stage Crew: Hobby-
Carsg Favorite Orchestra-Paul Wliitexnaii
ALBERT W. MILLER-Homeroom Treasurer, IUAQ Homeroom
Food Committeeg Red Cross Senior Life Saver: Hobby-Aeronam
ticsg Plans to Enter University of Utah
LAWRENCE P. MILLER-Journal Staff: Discussion Club: Or-
chestra D, C3 Enjoys Historical Moviesg Hobby-Collecting Rec-
ordsg Will Attend the University of Pittsburgh
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VIOLETTA MOHRBACH-Service Club: Treasurer of Home-
roomg Homeroom Social Chairman: Fashion Show Committee:
Favorite Sport-Baseball: Ambition-Nursing
MARCIA MAE MORGAN-Dramatic Englishg Class Play Cast:
I-Iomeroom Vice President, IZA, Vice President of French Club,
12Ag Tutoring Committee, llA: Class Play Make-up Committee
DOLORES N. NEFT-Orchestra D, C, Ag Triog Quartet: All City
Orchestrag Pittsburgh Youth Symphony: Horneroom Treasurer, IZA,
Senior Science Club: Class Day Committee
FLORENCE NEMETH-Transferred from Gladstone, llBg Prom
Committee: Life Saving Classf' Received Award from National
Junior Honor Society: Future Plans-Secretary
LEE NISENBAUM-Intramural Basketball '46: Allderdice Night
League '45, '46g Enjoys Mystery Stories: Favorite Sport-Baseballg
Will Enter Pitt
ALFRED J. NOGRADY-Co-Chairman of Class Day Committeeg
KDKA School of the Air Broadcast: Interested in Chemistry and
Biology: Favorite Diversion-Dancing, Plans to Enter Pitt, School
of Pharmacy
JACK O'HAREfEntered from Gladstone Junior High School, IIB,
Interested in jewelry NVorkg Plans to Follow Art Work after
Graduation
SALLY J. OSMOND-Voice Groups E, C, B5 Foreword Repre-
sentativeg Microscope Club: Editor-in-Chief of Journal: Prom Com-
mittee: Lunch Room Committee: Fashion Show
DONALD S. PEARLSTEIN-Vice President of Homeroom, l2Ag
Dramatic English: Class Play Cast: Bookroom Club: Voice Group
B5 Track '47: intramural Basketball '45, '46, '47
NITA FAY PEISAKOFF-Dramatic English: Class Play Cast:
Prom Committee: Tutoring Committee: Student Council: Foreword
Representative, 1lB, IZB: Future Teachers of America: Modern
Dance: Special Dance, llA, IZB: Camera Club, 11B
FRANK L. PETRUZZI-Vice President of Homeroom, l2B: En-
tered from Gladstone, 11B: Enjoys Hunting
ESTHER PITSCHKE-M.M.M.: Received Certificate of Merit for
M.M.M. Activities: VVorked for Red Cross: Special Interest-
Jewelry VVork
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1948
RUTH RIDING-Entered from Gladstone Junior High, llB: Red
Cross Junior Life Saving: Interested in Dancing: Enjoys Hockey
and Basketball: Plan for Future-Office Work
WILFRED RIESBERG-Choirs D, B: Student Treasurer: Home-
room Secretary, l1B: Discussion Club: Prom Committee: Class Day
Committee: Participated in History Quiz Program
ROSALYN DELORES ROBBINS-Dramatic English: Prom Com-
mittee: Honleroom Secretary, IZA: Tutoring Committee: Future
Teachers of America: Sigma Iota: Intermediate Discussion Club:
Camera Club: Volley Ball '47: Honor Student
NICHOLAS ROHALY-Voice Group B: Discussion Club: Entered
from Greenfield School, 9B: Participated in Football, Basketball:
Enjoys Music
BERNICE ROSENBERG-Prom Committee: Class Day Com-
mittee: Journal Staff: Service Club: Secretary of Homeroom, IZB:
Secretary of Bookroom Club: Junior Sigma Iota
JACQUELINE C. ROSENTHAL-Foreword Representative, 11th
Grade: Y-Teens:.Future Teachers of America: Volley Ball, '47:
Class Day Committee: Dramatic English
LOIS PATRICIA SARACCO-Class Day Committee: Service Club
Social Chairman of Homeroom: Fashion Show Committee: Usher
Foreword Representative, '46: Secretary of Homeroom, 12B
RONALD J. SCHWARTZMDramatic English: Class Play Cast
Treasurer of Camera Club: Chess Club: Senior Science Club
Band B, A: Marching Band: Prom Committee: Student Council
Foreword Staff
NOLAN SCLARSKY-Band E. D: Orchestra C, B. A: Vice Presi
dent of Homeroom, IOB, 12B: Track '46: Hobby-Photography
DONALD A. SCOTT-Entered from St. Rosalia's, 9B: Hi-C
Favorite Sport-Football: Interested in Television
FRANK SECOLI-Special Stage Crew: Football '45, '46, '47g En
tered from Greenfield School, 9B: Future Plans-To Play Pro
fessional Baseball
ELVIRA SERESCIN-Hockey '46: Entered from Gladstone Jun
ior High School, l1Bg Favorite Sport-Tennis
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M. HERBERT SHAPIRO-Prom Committee, Co-chairmang jour-
nal Staff, Moderator of Discussion Club, Future Teachers of
America, Science Club, Student Council, American School of Air
Broadcast, Fourth Place-Hearst History Contest
MARY ANN SHARLEK-Hockey Club, Volley Ball, Basketball,
Entered from Gladstone Junior High School, l1Bg Future Plans-
Clerical Work
ROBERT G. SHUGERMAN-Football '473 Class Day Committee,
Entered from Peabody High School, llBg Favorite Sport-Football
WILLIAM SIEVERS-Football Team '46, '47, Entered from St.
Rosalia's, 9Bg Favorite Subject-English, Favorite Sport-Football
JANET B. SIGAL-Treasurer of Homeroom, l2Ag Vice President
of Homeroom, 1013, l0Ag President of French Club, lZAg Foreword
Representativeg Swimming Team '44, Volley Ball '44
MARIANNE M. SILBERBERG-Dramatic Englishg Class Play
Cast, Student Council, Class Day Committee, Chairman of Lunch-
room Committee, Foreword Staffg French Club, Future Teachers of
America, Library Clubg Foreword Representative
ALLEN M. SILVERMAN-President of Homeroom, l2Bg Gym-
nastic Team '43, '44, '45, Swimming '45, Basketball Manager '46,
Track Team '47, Pla11 for Future-Accounting
MARY LOU SOMMERSv-Orchestras B, Ag All City Orchestrag
Youth Symphonyg Special Interest-Commercial Work
DOROTHY SOPOLIGA-Modern Dance, Vice President of Home-
room, llAg Vice President of Distributive Education Class
MORRIS J. SPOKANE-Camera Club, Vice Presidentg Senior
Science Club, Voice Group D
LILA M. STEIN-Secretary of Senior Classy Secretary-Treasurer
of Homeroom, l2Bg Foreword Representativeg Sigma Iotag Senior
Science Club: Journal Staff, Hockey '46, '47, Volley Ball '46, '47g
Basketball '46, '47, Mushball '47 '
SHIRLEY STEINBERG-Junior Discussion Club, Library Clubg
Gym Leaderg Participated in P.T.A. Programs
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1948 .
JAY SUPKOFF-Orchestra A: String Quartet: 'Trio: Entered
from Colfax School, 713: Future School-University of Pittsburgh
MARILYN R. SWARTZ-Treasurer of Homeroom, IZA: Dramatic
English: Class Play Cast: Prom Committee: Voice Group E: junior
Sigma Iota: Bookroom Club: Auditorium Usher
THELMA MAY TATTONfYolley Ball '47: Fashion Show Com-
mittee: Entered from Greenfield School, 9B: Special Interest-
Sewing
BARBARA R. TEXfl3ramatic Englishg Class Play Cast: Class
Day Committee: President of Student Council, IZA: Senior Leaders:
Tutoring Committee: Modern Dance: Sigma Iota: Secretary of
Homeroom, 1lB, 1lA, 12B
ROBERT EDWARD VANGELOFF - President of Homeroom.
IUA, IIB, IZA: President of Hi-Y, 124-X: Microscope Club: Football
'45, '40, '-17: journal Staff: Prom Committee: Hall Patrol Com-
mittee: Community Chest
IRIS C. VERTMAN-Voice Groups E, C: Sigma Iota: Library
Club: Journal Staff: Lunch Room Committee '46: Secretary-Trezb
surer of Homeroomg Nurses' Aid
LOUIS G. WALDEN-Entered from Gladstone Junior High School,
l1B: Special Interest-Chemistry: Favorite Sport-Swimming
ALAN M. WALLIE-Student Council: President of Senior Class:
Lunch Room Committee: journal Staff: Prom Committee: Com-
munity Chestg Narrator for Modern Dance: American Legion
Award: Three Scholastic Keys
FRANK WARDfFootball '47: Entered from Mifflin School, 9B:
Favorite Sport-Football: Favorite Subject-Sociology
RUTH WEINSTEIN-Sigma Iota: Senior Science Club: Secretary-
Treasurer of Homcroom: Transferred from Roosevelt School, 7B
SYRITTA C. WEINSTEIN-Elltered from Schenley High School,
IOA: Planning to become a Bookkeeper: Favorite Sport-Tennis
SHIRLEY PEARL WEISS-Orchestras D, C, B: Majorettes '41-
'47: Vice President of Homeroom, IZA: Young Magicians' Club:
Y-Teens: Prom Committee: Class Day Committee: Senior Sigma
Iota: Dramatic English: Scholastic Art Shows
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NORMAN WILLIAMS-Music Club, Science Clubg Journal Staff:
Lunchroom Committeeg Bookroom Club, Basketball League
ELIZABETH YAREMKO-Special Danceg Student Councilg Jour-
nal Staffg Service Clubg Hockey '47, Senior Leaders
Klze greatest gzzdusfry
NE of the largest industries in the United States today is the manufacture
of scholars. The gradual growth of these board of education products has
been observed, and a pictorial report published under the 113.1116 "Allderdice jour-
nal." This complicated and fascinating cycle of development is here summarized.
Design for a new student begins with a small-scale freshman. VVhen each
new allotment of raw material arrives, a group of approximately 70 designers
prepares to create advanced models.
The final versions come in a variety of highly finished shapes and sizes
stainped with a large white "A", During the time the scholars are moving down
the conveyor belts toward commencement, "Cs" are handed out profusely.
The most exciting stage in the whole process is graduation. Finished stu-
dents moving along the 2nd floor annex come to a big hole in the floor. As
each body gets to the edge of the hole, it is picked up by a sling, and dropped
into the precisely moving stream of life. Good models must be able to enter an
occupation with ease, standing up under all wear and tear.
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cuzuczry ass Gomnzeizcemezzf
Tuesday Evening, january 27, 1948
Processional
Poinp and Chivalry .,.....,..,.,,,,4...,....,4..,..,,.......,...,.,..............,,.,.......... Clzafrles J. Rolmrii
Band, Mr. Roy F. Dietz, Director
Invocation ......,........ ,... .............i............................,..,.,.., R e verend Walter Fred Preset
Pastor, Asbury Methodist Church
Presentation of Flowers ........,..,.....,.,. .....,.r.....,....,............ j une Class, 1946
Farrell Rubenstein, June, 1948 Irving Faigen, January, 1948
Gavotte in C Minor i...,..,............,.........................,...................,..,,.....,.,.... Sebastian L00
Cello Solo-Dolores Neft
Accompanist-Saralee Eisner
Class Gift ...,.,......,..,...,.,...,...,...,...,...,.......,...................,,............,...... january Class, 1949
Alan Wallie, President January Class Roy Lockhart, President June Class
Rondo Brillant fLa Gaietej ............,.,................,....,.,...,....... Carl Maria Von lfVcbm
Piano Solo-Judith Ishlon
"Gratitude for Benefits Is Eternal"
Nita Peisakoff, Lila Stein, Shirley Weiss, Marianne Silberberg, Edward Vangeloff
Tambourine Chinois ..,,.......,..A.A.A......AAA...A.A.A..A.....,.,....,......,....,...,..,....,...... Fmt: Krezslcr
Violinist-Sonia Faigen
Accompanist-Annabelle Sachs
Authorization ot' Diplomas ..,......,...,r,.,.......,,.. ' ,.......,....,,,.,......... Dr. Robert C. Millikm
Representative of Superintendent of Schools
Presentation of Diplomas ...........,.......,.......,.......,.......,,.,.,....,...,...... D. McClyn1onds
Principal, Taylor Allderdice High School
Recessional
The Honor Legion .,..... .,...,.......,.......... ....... C . H. Vanta
Band
JANUARY HONOR STUDENTS
High Honor
Selma Bass
Betty jean Cunningham
Dorothy Hendrix
Judith Ishlon
Marjorie Boross
Vernan Eskovitz 4
Irving Faigen
Sonia Faigen
Irma Feingold
Carl Greenberg
Burton Levinson
Dolores Neft
Nita Peisakoff
Jacqueline Rosenthal
Marianne Silberberg
Honor
Shirley Koss
Sheila Lutsky
Alfred Nogrady
Sally Osmond
Wilfred Riesberg
Lila Stein
Edward Vangeloff
Alan Wallie
Shirley Weiss
Rosalyn Robbins
Ronald Schwartz
Herbert Shapiro
Morris Spokane
Jay Supkoff
Elizabeth Yaremko
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President-Alan Wallie
Vice President-Irving Faigen
Secretary-Lila Stein
Treasurer-Marjorie Boross
CLASS DAY COMMITTEE
PROM COMMITTEE
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cilear Ruth "
Dora .....,.........,.....,.....,...... ....,... S hirley Koss, Marianne Silberberg
Mrs. Edith Wilkins. .,..... . .,...,.,.. Marcia Morgan, Nita Peisakoff
Miriam Wilkins ........,..,.,.,... .,..,,.,....,.,..,,,..,.. B arbara Tex, Doris Becker
Judge Harry Wilkins .....,,.. ......., . Wilfred Reisberg, Ronald Schwartz
Ruth Wilkins ..,..,.,.,..,.,.....,,...... .......,..,........ M itzi Cowen, Adrienne Gross
Lt. William Seawright .,.,.,... ...,,...........,,.,.........,...,......,..... I rving Faigen
Albert Kummer ....,............. .,.............,......,.......... D onald Perlstein
Maftlla Seawright, ......,... ..,..,. R osalyn Fried, Marilyn Swartz
Sgt. Chuck Vincent .,.....,,.,............,,....,,,..,....,,.........,...................,,.........,................,. Jay Gefsky
Music by the ORCHESTRA of
TAYLOR ALLDERDICE HIGH SCHOOL
Miss Laura Ziegler, Conductor
STUDENT STAFF
Business Managers ......,.............,..,.......,............,...,,.... Ronald Schwartz, Wilfred Reisberg
Property Manager ......,...................,...,.,,..,.............,.........,......,............., Jacqueline Rosenthal
Bookholders .... ..... R osalyn Robbins, Marjorie Boross, Selma Bass, Annette Brooks
Costume Chairman ....,.......,...,....................,.,......,.,..,...,...,.,....,...,..,,..................,.... Barbara Tex
Make-up Chairman .,..,,............,,.. ....,.,.....,.,..........,.,...............,......,,. M arilyn Swartz
Program Chairmen ........,........,..........,...,.....,......................,...... Shirley Koss, Rosalyn Fried
Lighting and Stage Control ......,,.....,..,.............,.......,. Frank Michener, William Pervin,
Richard Moskovitz, Jerry Berger, Arthur Ciana
COMMITTEES
Make-up .,....................
Costumes ...,..,..........,...
..Marilyn Swartz, Doris Becker, Marcia Morgan, Shirley Koss
...Barbara Tex, Adrienne Gross, Mitzi Cowen, Rosalyn Fried
Foreword Reporters ,................,.......,.,....,...........,, Marianne Silberberg, Ronald Schwartz
Photography .......................,...,....,.....,...........,.,.,.,...,...,.,.......,.............,....,,.,.,r,
Sponsor .......... .
Marvin Jacobson
..,,..,,.Miss Elizabeth Wagenknecht
DRAMATIC ENGLISH CLASS
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Treasurer .........,,,..,......,..............,....,.
Student Council Representative .....
Foreword Representative ...,.i...4...,.........,.........,.....
"THE BILLBOARD"
LSXMFT-Lois Saracco means terrific friend."
Shes blended. s'he's splendid, she's Adrienne Gross."
Famous for football the world overf'-Bill Hahalyak
A-alluring as Qllenej Azen
B-beautiful as tMarilynj Broverman
C-cute as tMaxinej Canter . . . ABC-They satisfy."
Xvorldis most wanted basketball player."-Herb Klein
He's out of this world-and he's here."-Edward Kirsch
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,, .Irving Faigen
Esther Pitschke
.4.... .Marilyn Swartz
. ,.... Barbara Tex
........Selma Bass
Keep your eye on a great artist, keep your eye on Jack O'Hare."
Compare, comparison provesg see Barbara Tex and you see the finest."
Night and day, at home or away, always remember Bernice Rosenberg."
Look and you shall see"-Donny Pearlstein-Americas future Barrymore
your future'-Violetta Mohrbach
cute."-Frances Bredacs
Dependable Champion."-Donald Goldman
She takes yo-ur breath
Wlith folks who know
There's a secretary in
Outstanding and she's
away."-Marilyn Swartz
swell kids best, it's Elaine Feldman 2 to l."
Wednesday is Bingls day, but every day is Larry Miller's dayf'
lf everybody knew what Selma Bass knows, they would all get .N's."
Medical science offers proof positive that Jerry Mervis is darling."
Look to Irv Faigen to leadership."
OOh, OO that Betty janet jasko sparkles."
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"For a treat instead of a treatment" listen to jerry Callet play the trumpet
t'You're twice as sure with two great names."-A1 Nogrady and Al Miller.
HRC1'llCl1l'lJGI' the letters D-dependable
Q-quiet
C-character"
for Esther Pitchske.
"He dues everything best."-Lee Nisenbaum
"The man of distinction."-Fred Marlatt
"Never underestimate the power of Z1 woman, especially Mary Hayduckof'
"Emily Brundage, best of champions."
"Experience is the best teaciher and the best teacher is Miss Stobief'
FITTING QUOTATIONS
"livery school buy knows it."-The Wall
"Sn much to do: so little d0ne."E.'Xllderdice
"Reproo1' on her lips, but a smile in her eye."-The Teacher
"Unquiet meals make ill digestion."-The Cafeteria
"There are some defeats more triumphant than victories.''-Football Games
'Tan one desire ton much of a good thing?"-Vacation
"XVhat's done can't be undone."-Report Cards
"A most delightful waste of time."-Study Hall
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President .......,.... ......,..........,...................,..,.,.............,....,...... B urton Levinson
Vice President .... .,.....,.............................,............,.,.........4....... S hirley VVeiss
Secretary ........,....A....,.,...,.,.......,... .A...... D olores Krusinski
Treasurer ....A..........A...e,.,................... ......,......., D olores Neft
Student Council Representative ...,. .,.,........ . Man XVallie
Foreword Representative .....,...,.,.,.,i..i...,. ..... ..,.4.... S a lly Osmond
TINTYPES
WILLIAM SIEVERS-The football players work hard as beavers.
Right in there with them is our boy Sievers.
DONALD Y. LINN-Wlith his blazing red 'hair and his big blue eyes,
Donald l.inn is the envy of all of the guys.
ALAN M. WALLIE-Rembrandt would certainly fall in a faint,
If he could see the way Alan VVallie can paint.
JACKSON COHEN--You can 'depend upon .laeksion really to try:
And some day his planes-through the air will fly,
IUDITH ISHLON-,ludy's voice is very sweet and elearg
Her notes fall gently upon the ear.
SONYA FAIGENHConicert Master of Orchestra A,
Sonya Faigfen can really play.
ANNETTE BROOKS-If vou are interested in food and good cooks,
Why not have a talk with Annette Brooks?
WILFRED RIESBERG-Treasurer Riesberg has figures on his mind:
Come on, XVilfred-tell us what kind.
THELMA TATTON-Thelma 'l'atton's skill with a needle so keen.
She can whip up a dress that makes designers turn green.
JAMES LINN-We now present our friend James Linn.
VV'hen he's an accountant. he's sure to win.
LOUIS MARKS'-Monkey business-man Lew Marks has fun:
He really keeps his blues on the run.
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MARY LOU SOMMERS-A very agile dancer is our Mary Long
All intricate steps she can gracefully do.
FRANK WARD-You should see Frank VVard's flying form:
He's a big man in the green and white uniform.
SALLY OSMOND-Our fair haired Sally is a girl we admire:
In working for the journal she never does tire.
NICHOLAS ROHALY-VVe're sure that Nick will really go far.
With a voice like his he'll l76C01llC quite a star.
SHEILA LUTSKY-An archeologist our Sheila will be:
As a Habonim 'member she's busy as a bee.
DOLORES NEFT-T'here's music in the air when Duchy is near,
The tones of her cello are so sweet to hear.
HARRY COFFEY-Selling fine furniture is Harry's desireg
He'll make lots of money and then retire.
ELAINE MARTIN-An actress fair is our Elaine:
As queen of the stage-long may she reign!
CARL GREENBERG-As for Carl Greenberg, there isn't a single fear.
For he'll surely be remembered as a mechanical engineer.
FRANK MICHENER-In aut-omobiles Frank Michener finds fung
He fixes and paints them till they shine in the sun.
RIQHARD MCKEONE-Richard McKeone likes to build model planesg
This is a job that requires skill and brains.
MARILYN LADLEY-Marilyn will be a secretary, neat and cleverg
Will she shirk her duties? The answer is, "Never."
HERBERT SHAPIRO-Habonim Herb likes discussions and the Promg
He is always so busy, he's never quite calm. .
JAY SUPKOFF-Jay and his fiddle are a familiar sight:
He practices faithfully morning and night.
HARRY DUGUID--In electricity. Harry shows marked skill,
A mechanical chap with vigor and will.
ANNETTE CANTOR-At taking shorthand Annette is a whizg
Is she smart? Is she clever? I'll say she is.
SHIRLEY WEISS-To see this girl twirl is very nice:
You've guessed her name-Shirley VVeiss.
ELIZABETH YAREMKO-Our little Red Riding Hood of 265
On a secretary's salary will live and strive.
DOLORES KRUSINSKI-Small. sweet and quite petite
Our Dolores is always attractive and neat.
BURTON LEVINSON-Burton is smart: that's plain to seep
As an engineer, a sure success he'll be.
IACQUELINE ROSENTHAL-Jacqueline is gracious, kindly. and neat:
To have her as a classmate has been a real treat.
DAFFYQNITIONS
llxaminationz A diabolical invention made purely to frustrate seniors.
Themes: Sheets of paper covered with writing designed to influence authorities
into permitting seniors to graduate.
Cafeteria: A spot where the elite meet to eat.
Homework: Any assignment for study or preparation outside the classroom
copied hurriedly before school from a friend.
English Teachers Record Book-Bound sheets of paper containing enough
pencil marks to lower our grades five points.
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Teacher-Miss Edna Todd
l'residcnt . ., ,
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Secretary , . , . ,
Treasurer ,. , ... .... . ..,.,,, ......, . .
Student Council llepresentative .,..,.
Foreword Represeiitative ,..,.,,.,,,.., I
Gefsky
,. Marcia Morgan
Rosalyn Robbins
..,-lanet B. Siffal
Ronald Schwartz
.. ,Lila Stein
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lVhere will you find variety galore,
liverything from A to Z?
Some might say the corner drugstore.
Others, Room 363.
-rulml lfl'I!fj.Yftl1"t' funzrld you find tl fI'lIl'I' ftllldjl t'UI1llft'l'.7
lietter than a Queen Anne Almond Treat.
KIARIANNIC SIIISERRERG just can't he heat.
Our liahy RUTH RIDING is always aroundg
XYhen you need her niost, she's easily found.
YICRNAN IZSKOYITZ is our sweet Hit-to-Holley.
lYe wouldn't give her up for any suin of money.
.X Powerliouse of strength and personality.
CHUCK HESS has real individuality.
Chuekles is a delicious candy bar,
liut DOTTY HENDRIX is this eounter's star.
.X Life Saver in any emergency.
XVe eouldn't do without EDDIE BKXCI-IINSKY.
GICRRY MARINER is sweet, just right:
NVe'll take her instead of an Almond Delight.
Charms is MARCIA MORGANS middle name,
This darling lmelongs in a gilded frame.
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You are sure to find what yon wont at our gift counter.
A Silver Bracelet is always in style,
The same as ROZZI ROBBINS' friendly smile.
Eversharp but never too bold-
The one, the only IRMA FEINGOLD.
Our favorite baby doll, SALLY BAER,
Is cute, adorable, without a care.
The Gem of the class, never to be forgot,
In an emergency it's PAL KRAMER who is sought.
He delighted us all, it was a Revelation,
As an actor RON SCI-IVVARTZ is a major sensation.
BILL BUSKO doesn't need Kreml for his hair,
He's already handsome, smart, and debonair.
The sharpest edge you could possibly hone
XVould be dull in comparison to the wit of BLUBSTONIE.
Our fierfztlne bar is just perfect.
Sweet and friendly and Forever Yours,
CONNIE I-IALPERN's the gal every one adores.
Charming, Disarming, the one we're all for,
-IANET SIGAL has personality galore.
Dubarry's "Shocking" is a favorite with all,
just like SHIRL STEINBERG, who has lots on the ball.
Onr news counter has nothing but the best.
Hero of our Detective Yarns, causing crime to flee,
Is that never-tiring private eye-FRANK PETRUZZI.
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Adorning the latest cover of "Glamour Magazine,"
MITZI COVVEN would be a hit on any movie screen.
Appearing. in every headline, making his bid for fame
Is that ever-popular fellow, MORRIS SPOKANE.
Every good book has its fair maiden in distress,
Ours is NITA PEISAKOFF, a sure candidate for success.
Author of the joke-book that has them rolling in the aisles,
JAY GEFSKY is the cause of many boisterous smiles.
What's a drugstore without its personnel?
Cheerful, efficient. singing at her work,
Thereis no task so difficult that LILA STEIN will shirk.
Barely heard above all the din,
The lively chatter of BETTY CI-IAITKIN.
Serving as our Jukebox, singing star to be.
VVe're sure PEG BLANCHARD'S future is no deep mystery
Watching the temperature, operating Sie fan.
Is that versatile fellow, SANDY HAUSMAN.
Waiting on the tables, doing every chore,
ART CIANA helps to make this place a lively store.
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Teacher-Mrs. Myra Simpson
President ...,..,. ..,. ,...,... . ..........,,.,..........,.,.............,...,.....,.. I C dward Vangeloff
Vice President . ..,..,....,.,.........,.... ...... N Iarjorie Boross
Secretary-Treasurer ..,..........,........ ....... R osalyn Fried
Student Council Representative .,.. ..... B larjorie lioross
Foreword Representative ..4A.......,. .. .... Rosalyn Fried
ALONG TH li RADIO NVAYIES
lflmcr .elzziill-Tliis "Mysterious Traveler" creates quite a pun,
And puzzles us all hy leaving at one.
,S'fa-Hlcy Hu1'I2ro7u-"Say lt X'Vith Music" is the theme of our Stan,
This great little guy is our melody man.
Bclviiu l"n'ccivI4l'eople will say "XVelcome Strangeru when liernie is in sight
For he is always happy and never picks a fight.
Sidncy Gl'tlll0fff'llTl'Ul1t Page Granoftn a printer will be,
To the door of success he holds the key.
lfziyur I'1a1f.r111a11,4lfcl could he "Mayor of the Town" and govern this lair city
lnstead he'll he a technician and wou't ask for any pity.
Nolan SKINl'.S'd'j'7KG61Jlllg "Hearts in l-larmonyn makes our hero glad,
'Cause Nolan's the kind of hoy who is never sad.
llonnld Scott-If it's "Radio TelevisionHgwhy, we have just the man!
'Cause if Scotty can't help you, then 'El'lCI'6'5 no one who Can.
lirmzlc S1'c'0I1'!XVe call him our "Hearts Desire." Do you know why?
XYhenever Tex comes around the girls liegin to sigh.
R0I7f'1'f STIIIQUIVIIIIIIQTTYS still the "Greatest Story," the one that Robert told
Ol how he won a foothall game hy heing hrave and hold.
lfa"zv4mI llllzgvlcafffll you want to "Know the fX11s3ver" just ask our husky end
XYho has a hit of everything mixed into the perfect hlend.
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Louis L'VaIden-He sings the "Song of the Stranger" and yet we 'know him well
For Louie is a modest fellow and as a classmate he is swell.
N orrnan Willianis-"Exploring the Unknown" Norm takes in his strideg
In the fields of science he will be our pride.
Doris Becker-This "Guiding Light" is head in positiong
At twirling a baton, she has little competition.
Marjorie Boross-To be a "Woman in White" is lVIargie's ambitiong
We know she'll uphold this fine old tradition.
Norzna lean D-iNella-Yes, "Life Can Be Beautiful" when Norma's around,
For girls of such character are seldom found. .
Rosalyn Fried-Here is the "Eternal Light" that keeps shining on and ong
She's always the first one here and always the last one gone.
Margaret Gala-A voice says, "Information P1ease"g it's Margie's voice you hear,
She has become an operator and speaks so very clear.
Natalie Haasc-Nat has the name "Big Sistern and to us it isn't sillyg
You'll always see her with Freddie except when he's in Philly.
Sclla Haase-Sella is our "Queen for a Day," she's really very charmingg
To find her on the stage someday wouldn't be too alarming.
Dorothy Harris-This is "Our Gal Dorothy," and she's one of the best,
As a typist or bookkeeper she could pass any test.
Shirley Koss-While walking "On the Avenue" we saw a pretty girly
We asked her what her name was, and she said it was Shirl.
Florence N enwth-Tliere goes "Flo, Our Editors Daughter," very charming and
full of fung '
When there is a task to be done, she is the first to run.
.Mary Ann Sharlelc--Among "Stars On the Horizon" one shines above the rest,
'Tis the glowing star of Mary Ann, who as typist will be best.
Iris Vertnian-To be with Iris is "Sum Fun," a finer girl cannot be found,
Always trying to help everyoneg for success she is bound.
Ruth Weinstein-Here's to our "Career Girl Ruth" we know that she'll go far'
VVith her winning personality we're sure shelll be a star.
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Syritfa W einstein-"Syritta Faces Life" with Business School after graduation,
VVe all wish her success at trying to further her education.
Allen Silvernfzan-"In My Opinion" Al is one swell guy,
If there is work to be done he'll never pass it by.
SENIOR CLASS HIT PARADE
Y ozfll N ever Know ..,.,,.....i..........,........,.., What I made on that test
I Had the Crasirst Dream ..,.,. 4 ,... I got all A's on my report card
Papa, Don't Preach to Me ...,...........,,,........,......,....,...,.. Mr. Thomas
T1'lC?l'C,S a Great Day Coming .,....,
Day by Day .,,....,..,,................,,,..,..
Paradise ..............,.,..,,...,.,...........
Vlfhy ShonIdn't I? ....i...,.,...,.,...,.
All Through the Night ......,,...,,...
S oineone to Watch Over M 0 ......
Seems Like Old Times ..,.........
Swinging On a Star .....,,,...... ,
H ow Soon? .......,..,.i....,...,.......
A Fendin' an' a Fightin' .,....
Thanks for the M einories ..............
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McClymonds
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Dismissal bell at 3:05
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IK
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Clzis fha year
His year is one that will go down in history. To mention a few happenings-
the English lost India, Henry Wallace started a third party, and the Big
lf our succeeded in reaching complete misunderstanding.
In Allderdice the student body developed indigestion from trying to eat
lunch to rhumba tempo coming from the juke-box. To get over their sickness
they dashed out to the wall to discuss the Senior Prom at the S-chenley Ballroom
with Brad Hunt's orchestra, and succeeded at one time in developing the record
smoke screen of 7229 density. Ah yes, this year thinking Allderdicians were
talking about taxes, labor problems, and Dear Ruth. Musically-minded pupils
formed in trios to sing Bongo, Bongo, Bongo, and in drips to sing Bloofv-Blvvfi.
For its twenty-first birthday, our Alma Mater got a face lifting, and the audi-
torium got a new curtain. Yes it's true. This is the year that will be re-
membered not only in the history of the world, but even in the history of
Taylor Allderdice.
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HE first thing to do when you wish to publish a yearbook is to choose a staff.
This task is of utmost importance and should be undertaken with great care.
A member of the staff must be a person of definitely superior mentalityg prefer-
ably, one who has mastered the mechanics of writing. He should be efficient,
that is, he should know that B comes after A in a filing system, and above all
he should put it there. Other desirable qualities are wit and the ability to arouse
sympathy. The latter is especially important, since the only way to sell year-
books is to get the student body to feel sorry for the staff. As a final word of
warning on selecting' a staff, disregard the advice of othersg they do not know a
thing about it.
Now that you have chosen a staff and handcuffed them to the nearest fire-
plug, you must choose a sponsor. A sponsor must be a backlashing, beetle-
browed, two-fisted dictator of a person. Good sponsors are usually of the type
who beat little children and bark at stray dogs. It will probably be very diffi-
cult to find someone to fill this position, because, as the sponsor must fight the
rest of the faculty, the engraver, the printer, the student body and the staff, she
is liable to end up a wandering, friendless person who mumbles to herself.
Having obtained a sponsor and a staff, the difficult part is now over. Clear
sailing lies ahead. There remain 10 weeks till publication date. Preparing the
book is almost no trouble at allg you merely have to choose a theme, plan the
layouts for 184 pages, fit the printing to the available space, see that 400 pictures
are taken, choose paper and a cover, get the art work done, write about 400
writeups, turn out several thousand words of features, solicit for 1500 subscrip-
tions. placate students and irate faculty members, haggle with the photographer,
bargain with the printer, barter with the engraver and sell ads to people who
don't really want to buy ads.
The book now comes off the press. If it is only a few weeks late, consider
yourself fortunate. There may be a few errors, right pages in wrong places,
people left out, and the principal's picture upside down, but don't be upset.
You have a yearbook and that's what counts. All that remains, is to res-olve:
Next year it will be different . . . but not too different.
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CHARILEE ALEXANDER-Junior Sigma Iota Club: Camera
Club: Hall Patrol: Class Day Committee: Hobby-Collecting Rec-
ords
JAMES EDWARD AMOS-Prom Committee: Hi-Y Club: Vice
President, IZB: Bands D, C: Football '-10: Intramural Basketball:
Volley Ball
THOMAS F. ARCHIBALD-Entered from Gladstone, 1lB: Ger-
man Club: Voice Groups B, A: American Legion Award
DAVID ARNOLD-German Club: Homeroom Vice President, '42,
43: Secretary '45: Treasurer '45, '47: Bands D, C, B: Junior
Basketball Team '44, '45
DOROTHY ARONSONfSecretary, Camera Club: Sigma Iota:
Senior Discussion Club: Future Teachers of America: Special
Dance: Dramatic English: Secretary-Treasurer, Homeroom: Hockey
'46, '47: Placed in Pepsi-Cola Contest
DONALD AVERBACH-Voice Groups D, C, B, A: Homeroom
President, 9th, 10th Grades: Football '47: Hobby!-Sports
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EDWIN AZEN-Voice Group A: Senior Homeroom Class Presi-
dent: Intermediate Discussion Club: Library Club: D. A. R. Award:
American Legion Award: IZB History Radio Broadcast
ANN EVA BAKAYSZAfEntered from Gladstone, 11B: Homeroom
Secretary, IZA: Home Nursing: Special Interest-Clerical VVork
BIRDETTA U. BAKERwjournal Representative: Socialettes: Gym
Leader '47: Mushball '44: Basketball '45: Distributive Education:
'Nindow Trimming, S, S. Kresge 81 Co.
LEIZER BALK4Varsity Club: journal Staff, Business Manager:
Vice President, SB Homeroom: Class Day Committee: Basketball
'45, '46, '47, '48: Track '47, '48: American Legion Award: VVinner,
Bill of Rights Essay Contest
RICHARD F. BALUKINfSpecial Interest-Shop .VVork: Built
1000 Volt Power Supply: Favorite Diversion-Reading: Favorite
Sport-Baseball: Future PlansAPharmacy
ALEXHI. BANDERINKO+Entered from Gladstone, 1lB: Home-
room President, Vice President: VVood Shop Projects: Softball:
Swimming
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1948
WILLIAM H. BANKS-Entered from Gladstone. llB: Track '47,
'48: Intramural Basketball '-18: Track Letter '47, '48
MYRNA J. BARNETT-Entered from Beaver High School: VVork-
ed on Canterbury Murals: Special Interests-Art and Symphony
Concerts
LOUIS L. BAUM-Magicians' Club: Microscope Club: Orchestras
E, D, C: Hall Patrol: Lunchroom Staff: Intramural Basketball '45
'-16: First Prize, Science Fair, '45
RHODA MAE BAYER-Entered from Gladstone: Hobby-Cob
lecting Records: fXmbitionfBookkeeping
MARY J. BELLINI-M,M.M.: Distributive Education: Hobby-
Reading: Favorite Activities--Swimming, Dancing: VVorked
joseph Horne Co.
MAXINE BENJAMIN-Dance Groups: Lunchroom Staff: Basket-
ball '47: Volley Ball '48: Favorite Subject-Jewelry
JOAN N. BERTENTHAL-Y-Teens: Entered from Canousburg
High School: Hobby-Knitting: Journal Art
GEORGE A. BLACKI-IALL-Hi-Yg Track '45: Interested in Man-
ual Arts: VVoodcraft: Favorite SportfHunting
WILBUR F. BLITZijournal Staff: Corridor Staff: Foreword
Staff: Sigma Iota: Discussion Club: 12B Radio Broadcasts: Or-
chestras C, B: Intramural Basketball
AUDREY A. BLOOM--Voice Groups C, B, A: Hockey: Basket-
ball: Volley Ball: Special Interest-CommerciaI W'ork: Favorite
Diversion-Reading
BARBARA BLOOMFIELD - Entered from Fifth Avenue
High School: Ball: Volley Ball: Hockey: Hobby-Art
SHIRLEY - journal Staff: Prom Committee:
Z Modern Dance: Sigma Iota: Junior
Basketball '46, '47: Hockey '47: Scholastic
Art Day Award
gap X'
JUDITH BROSTOFF-Senior Science Club, Treasurer: Camera
Club: Future Teachers of America: French Club: Foreword Repre-
sentative
PAUL S. BOROSS-Microscope Club: Baseball: Football: Basket-
ball: Swimming: Projects in Wood Shop
ANN BRACKEN-Group A, Robe Committee: Voice Groups E, C.
A: Girls' Chorale: Homeroom Vice President, IOA, l1B, llA: Execu-
tive Board, Student Council
JOHN A. BRASHEAR-Microscope Club: Treasurer: Hi-Y Club:
Bands C, B, A: Football '45, '46, '47: Football Captain '47: Track
'47, '48: Football Certificate and Letter
KENNETH R. BRESS-Young Magicians: Intermediate Discus-
sion: Band A: Golf '48: Homeroom Volley Ball Champions '47:
Hobby-Duplicate Bridge
GILBERT T. BRODY-Hi-Y Club: Intramural Basketball: Entered
from St. Rosalia: Special Interest-Photography
BURTON V. BRONK-Hall Patrol: History Broadcast on U. N.:
Swimming '46, '47, '48: Projects in Electric Shop and jewelry
HRY ELLEN BROWN Chairman Choir Robe Committee' '
KAT N f , 1 .
Voice Groups E, C, B, A: Girls' Chorale: Homeroom Vice President
MATTHEW BROWN-Entered from Gladstone, llB: Special In-
terest-Music: Favorite Subjects-History and jewelry
MYRNA MAXINE BROWN-Entered from Gladstone, 11B: Bas-
ketball '47: Volley Ball '-18: Mushball '48: Participant in Fashion
Show: Special Interest-Sewing
RUTH BROWN-Journal Art Staff: Microscope Club, Recording
Secretary: French Club, Program Chairman: Fashion Show: Ameri-
can Legion Award
SUZANNE BROWNfMicroscope Club. Secretary: French Club:
Journal Art Staff: Prom Committee: Voice Groups E, C, B: Ameri-
can Legion Award
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ANNABELLE BRUCE-Fashion Show: Foreword Representative:
Prom Committee: journal Staff: Volley Ball '47, '48
ROSE BRUNO-Homeroom Secretary, 10th Gradeg Award in Gregg ,
Eighty-VVord Speed Test in Shorthand: Special, Interest-Commev H
cial VVork
AGNES K. BRUUN-journal Staff: Foreword Representative:
Prom Committee: Student Council: Honieroom President: Voice
Groups E, C, B: Volley Ball '47, '48: Basketball '47
CHARLES E. BURKHART-Entered from Munhall, l1B: Orches-
tra A: Short XVave Club: Homeroom Basketball '-18: Special ln-
terest-Radio
JAMES BYRNES-Participant in Hamlet Recording: Hobby-
Baskethall: Special Interest-Radio
FRANCEE CALFO-Volley Ball 318: Special Interest-Commercial
VVork: Hobby-Collecting Photographs
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LEON CANTOR-Chess Club: Hobby-Dancing: Favorite Sport-
Boxing
VIRGINIA LOUISE CARPENTERH-lintered from Peabody, '47'
Fashion Show '47, '48: Special lnterest-Sewing: Hobby-Collectl
ing Records
JEAN M. CARTER+Homeroom Secretary: llistributive Education
Class: Employed at Gimbel Bros.
PATRICIA ANN CASTLE4-journal Staff: Microscope Club: Fore-
word Staff: French Club: Homeroom President, 1212: Homeroom
Treasurer, llA: Fashion Show
JUDITH A. CERILLI-Entered from Gladstone, '-46: Life Saving
Club: Special Interest-Commercial XVork: Favorite Sport-Swinv
ming I
FLORENCE CHABAN+Died, March 30, 1948
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IRENE RAVELLE CHASS-Voice Groups Ii, C, B: Participant
in Dance Assembly Program: I-lobby-Dancing
JULIA CHEREVKA-Service Club: Voice Groups E, C, B: Hobby
--Collecting Records: Ambition-Secretarial VVork: Special Interest
-Commercial Work
RUTH CHERNOW-Sigma Iota Club: Hockey '47: Basketball '47:
Volley Ball '48: Hobby!-Collecting Souvenirs
Radio Announcing: Favorite DiversionARadio
room President, 7A-IOA, Vice President, 9B, llB: Sigma Iota Club'
ing in Pepsi-Cola Test
Sewing: Favorite Diversion-Dancing
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KATHERINE CLARKfHall Patrol: Voice Group B: Special
Dance Club: Volley Ball '47: Special Dance Program: Dance Pro-
gram, Stephen Foster Memorial Hall
SARA J. CLEVENGER-linterrl from Rockwood High School,
'46: Hockey '47: Favorite lkikioll-fooal Dancing: Hobby-X
Collecting Photographs' Sqouiia Interes ommercial VVork
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ARLENE COHEN4Camera Club: Lunchroom Staff: Junior Sigma
Iota: Anibition-Commercial Art
KALMAN J. COHEN-Foreword Staff: Senior Discussion Club:
Orchestra A: Brass Quartet: All-City Junior High School Chorus:
Microscope Club: Young Magicians: Sons of American Revolution
Award: American Legion Award: Intramural Basketball
MARILYN COHEN-Corridor Staff: Orchestra B: Camera Cl b
Favorite SportfVolley Ball
ROSEMARIE COLAROSSI-Entered from Gladstone, llAq
Interest-Secretarial VVork: Hobby4Skating
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HERBERT GERARD CHESTER-Hobby-Baseball: Ambition-
CARL CITRON-Student Council: Executive Committee: Home-
Basketball '47: Intramural Basketball Champs '48: Upper IOW Rat:
JEAN CLARK-Entered from Gladstone '46: Special Interest-
ROBERT C. CONRAD, JR.-Homeroom Treasurer, 9B, 9A: Hi-Y:
Club: Track '45, '40, '47: Track Letter '46: Intramural Basketball:
Special Interest-Naval Engineering
CHARLOTTE MAE COOPER-Voice Groups E, B, A: Junior
Leaders: Senior Leaders: Modern Dance: AmbitionAMedical As-
sistant: Mushball '-17: Volley Ball '46
NANCY CORMAN-Library Club: Hobby-Collecting Records:
Favorite Diversion-Dancing: Special Interest-Music
GENE O. COWIE-Student Council: Jukebox Committee: Chess
Club: Microscope Club: Science Club: Homeroom Secretary: Voice
Group C: Intramural Volley Ball '47
JOANNE CRAIG-Treasurer, Y-Teens: Chaucer Mural Committee:
Dramatic English: Volley Ball '-18: Entered from Mark Twain High
School, San Antonio, Texas
JANET L. CRIBBS-Intermediate Discussion Club: Senior Discus-
sion Club: M.M.M.. Secretary: Volley Ball '4Sg Voice Group E:
Ambition-Medical Missionary
LEWIS CRILLEY-Entered from Gladstone, '46: Hobby-Stamp
Collecting: Ambition-Civil Engineering: Favorite Sport-Baskeb
ball
THOMAS CROW-Hi-Y Club: Microscope Club: Homerooin Presi-
dent: Hobby-Art: Favorite Sport-Football
ROBERT DAILEY-Special Interest-Shop VX'ork: Favorite Sport
-Hockey: Special Shop Projects
ALFRED D'ALESSANDRO-Entered from Gladstone, '-io: Senior
Discussion Club: Intramural Basketball '-18: Hobby-Stamp Col-
lecting: Ambition-Dentistry
ALBERT R. DAQUILANTE-Student Council: Homeroom Presi-
dent, IZA: Prom Committee: Hi-C Club: Football '45, '-103 Captain
Intramural Championship Basketball '47, '48: Awarded Modified
Letter
RICHARD DAVIDSON-Chess Club: Red Cross Committee: Red
Feather Committee: Student Council: Bands D, C: Intramural
Sports: Favorite Sport-Basketball
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ELEANOR DONIGERfProblen1s Committee. Prom Committee,
Class Day Committee: Majorettes, First Sc-rgeantg Foreword Staff:
Dramatic English: Student Council: Ushers Clubg Junior Leaders:
Voice Groups ll, C: American Legion Award
DOLORES V. DOYLE-Entered from Gladstone, '47g Ambition-
Secretarial XYorkg Special Interest-Sewing
JOHN E. DRAGAN-Iloinerooin President, llA: Student Council:
Entered from Gladstone, llBg Basketball '47, '48, Ambition-Engh
neering
JACKSON L. DUGUIDfEntercd from Greenfield Schoolg Hi-C
Club: Hobbyf'l'ennis
FRANK M. DUGAS-Entered from Gladstone, '44g Hi-Y Clubg
Track '-16: Electrical VVork in Shopsg Favorite Sport-Football
MARY SUZANNE DUNAY-Entered from Greenfield, '44: Prom
Committteg Basketball '47g Favorite Sport-Swimmingg Hobby-
Collecting Records
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DAVID H. DAVIS-German Club: Intramural Basketball. IIB,
12Ag Ambition-Textile Engineerg Special Interest-Art
DOLORES IRENE DeGREGORIO-Special Dance Clnbg Voice
Groups C, B5 Entered from Gladstone, '46
ROBERT DeMARTINO-Entered from Central Catholic, 10Bg Shop
Work in Plastics and Machinery
PAUL DE PAOLO-VVill graduate with the 1949 Class
MARGARET R. DOELFULA-HOIUBYOCDIII Secretary, IOB, 10A, 1lB:
Voice Groups E, C, B3 Mushball '47, Vollcy Ball '-18: American
Legion Awardg D.A.R, Award
DANIEL W. DOLSEY-Homeroom President '45, '46, '47-Vice
President '48' Hi-Y, Presidentg Football '45, '46, '471 Track '47, '48,
.fl
MAR-IORIE GRACE DUSHAW-Entered from Holy Rosary High
School, '-17: Gregg Shorthand Award: Ambition-Private Secretary:
Special Interest-Commercial VVork
MICHAEL S. ECONOMOS-Homeroom Vice President: Hi-Y
Club. Secretary: Intramural Basketball '48: Homeroom Basketball
'47, '-18: Hobby-Drawing
BARBARA JANE EDWARDS-Entered from Gladstone, '46: Voice
Groups B, A: Usher for Chorus Program: AmbitioniSecretarial
VVork: Favorite Diversion-Skating
NORMAN EISENSTAT-journal Staff: Class Day Committee:
Homeroom Secretary, SA: German Club: Voice Groups D, C, B, A'
Male Chorus: Favorite Sport-Fencing
ROSALYN EISNER-Honieroom Secretary: Voice Groups E, C'
Modern Dance: Fashion Show: Special Interest-Stenography
.
LIESL M. ELLENBOGEN-Homeroom Vice President, llA: Sen-
ior Discussion Club, Secretary: Intermediate. Discussion Club: Fore-
word Staff: journal Staff: Red Cross Committee: Volley Ball Tour-
nament: P.T..-X. Debating Program
WILLIAM A. ELLIOTT-German Club: Prom Committee: Home-
room Vice President, lll,-X: Voice Groups C. ll. .Nz Male Chorus'
Hobby-Stamp Collecting'
MARVIN ESKINfHohby-Stamp Collecting: Favorite Diversion
-Radio: Outside Interests-Movies, Symphony Concerts
LUIGINA ESPOSITO--Foreword Representative: Voice Groups
E, B, A: Orchestra E, D, C: Voice PI'UfJfl'2llllS '-15, '-l7: Special
Interest-Sewing
BARBARA ANNE EVANS-Microscope Club: Voice Groups E, C.
B, A: Diversions-Reading, Dancing: College PFCf0l'ClICC7'lIL'Cll
IRA FARGOTSTEINiSpecial IIllC1'0Sf+E1lglllk'CFlllgI Diversions-
Reading, Science: Favorite Sport-Basketball
ANNA LEIGH FAZEKAS-Foreword Representative: Prom Com-
mittee: Service Club: Orchestras B, .-X: Volley Hall '-17: Special
Interest-Secretarial YVork
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HILDA E. FEHL-M.M.M.: Microscope Club: Orchestras B, A:
String Quartet: Spring Festival Orchestra: All City Orchestra:
Homeroom President, l1B, 11A: Foreword Representative: Student
Council: Dramatic English
I JANET B. FEIGENBAUM-Dramatic English: Foreword Repre-
sentative: Orchestral,t5,yFrench Club' Class l - Favorite Diver-
sion-Driving
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JULES JAY FELDMSN-Journal Staff, Business Manager: Spon-
il sor, Intermediate Discussion Club: Orchestra A: Brass Quartet:
Trombone Quartet: Marching Band: Senior Discussion Club: Fore-
word Staff: Senior Science Club
SHIRLEY M. FELKER-Entered from Gladstone, 1lB: Homeroom
President: Voice Groups C, B: Distributive Education Class: Em-
ployed-Joseph Horne Company
MARY MARGARET FERITA-Hockey Tournament '47: Ambition
-Private Secretary: Projects in Jewelry: Favorite Diversion-
Dancing
MARIAN K. FISCHMAN-Foreword Staff: Foreword Representa-
tive: Secretary of Orchestra: Modern Dance Club: Dramatic English
NANCY JEAN FLEISCHER-Special Dance Group: Basketball
'46: Hockey '46, '-17: Fashion Show: Special Interest-Sewing
SARA FOGEL-Discussion Club: Student Council: Dramatic Eng-
lish: Favorite IJlVCI'SlU1l---RC3LllllgI Ambition-Journalisin
PAT FOLEY, JR.-Entered from Gladstone, '46: Special Interest-
Office VVork: Favorite Sport-Basketball: Hobby-Airplanes
MARY FONER-Journal Art Staff: Dramatic English: Harmony
Class: President. Future Teachers of America: Student Council
Representative: Junior Leaders: Senior Leaders: Volley Ball:
Hockey: Basketball: Mushball
CHARLES R. FORD-Microscope Club: Basketball '48: Junior
Swimming '44, '-15: Junior Foul Shooting Award: Most Valuable
and Most Sportsmanlike Basketball Award
CLAIR A. FORMICHELLA-Hi-C Club: Swimming. '42,. '43, '45:
Football '46: Voice Group B: Special Interest-Coaching in S orts
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MARTY A. FRAIN - Journal Staff: Foreword Representative:
Horne's Sewing Council: Fashion Shows: French Club
ROXIE JEAN FRALEY-Journal Staff: Homeroom Secretary and
Treasurer: Foreword Typist: Service Club: Hockey '47: Basketball
'47, '48: Volley Ball '48: Gregg Shorthand Award
JAMES E. FREEMAN-Football '47: Track '47, '48: VVoodshop
Projects: Athletic Letters: Favorite Sport-Baseball
HYLA FUSS-Junior Leaders: Senior Leaders: Modern fiance:
Majorettes: Intermediate Discussion Club: French Club: Red Cross
Committee
MARY LOU GAERTNER-Voice Groups B, A: Girls' Chorale:
Social Committee, Group A: Favorite Diversion-Dancing
JOAN GARBER-Majorettes: Senior Discussion Club: Sigma Iota:
Library Club: Junior Leaders: Hall Patrol: Student Council: Voice
Groups E, C: Basketball '44, '45: Volley Ball '44
Sports
JEANNE LOUISE GEORGE-Special Interest--Secretarial Wiorkg
Soap Sculpturing
GERALDINE N. GERBER-Foreword Representative: Prom Com-
nnttee: Jewelry Projects: Honieroom Secretary, 9B: junior Leaders:
Health NVeek Program: Routine Leader
ALAN DAVIDV GERSON-Group A: Male Chorus: Senior Science
Club: Track '40, '-17: Spring Music Festival: Hobby-Music
ROBERT GI-IENfHi-Y Club: Short XVave Club: Radio Club:
lzlectric Shop Projects: Special lnterest-Electronics
JOHN'F. GIGLIOTTI-Stage Crew Captain: Special lnterestf-
Industrial Arts: Hobby-Sports: Favorite Sport-Football
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EUGENE GELLER-Entered from Gladstone: Special Interest-
Hobby-Art Scrap-book: Favorite IJlVCI'Si0l1-iJllllCilIgQ Pastime-
RICHARD ALAN GINSBURG-Band C: Senior, Intermediate
Discussion Clubs: Chess Club: Corridor Staff: Auditorium Usher:
Track '46, '47, '48: Football '46: Varsity Letter
JEANNE B. GLACE-Entered from Mt. Assisi Academy, 11B:
Homeroom Treasurer, 1lA: Distributive Education Class: Ambition
-Typist: Employed-Gimbel Bros.
,ALAN Z. GOLDBERG-Student Council, Social Committee: Class
Day Committee: Homeroom President 9B, 9A, 10B, 11B. IZB:
Marching Band: Track '47, '48: Intramural Basketball '46-'48: Sigma
Iota: Green Key: Auditorium Usher
SEENA M. GOLDMAN-junior Leaders: Senior Leaders: Student
Council: Homeroom President, IIB: Senior Discussion Club, Sec-
retary: Senior Science Club: Orchestra A: Hockey '47: Volley Ball
'46: History Broadcast
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GEORGE B. G0LDSTEINSjournal Staff: Senior Discussion Club:
junior Sigma Iota: History Broadcast: Homeroom Secretary-Trea-
surer '45, '46: Ambition-Radio Commentator
GERALDINE S. GOLDSTEIN-Modern Dance: Cooking Club:
Scholastic Exhibitor: Hobby-Sketching: Special Interest-Art
SHIRLEY MILDRED GOLDSTEIN-Homeroom Secretary: Fore-
word Representativc: Voice Groups D, C: Moderniliancel Junior
Leaders: Distributive Education Class: Employed-Glmbel Brothers
FRANK C. GOODMAN-Homeroom Vice President, IZB: Bands
D, C, B: Football Manager '45, '46,g:l'7 F V
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LYDIA GOODMAN-Homeroom Secretary, 12B, IZA: Senior Dis-
cussion Club: German Club: Favorite Sport-Volley Ball
BERNICE JOAN GORDON-Foreword Staff, Co-Editor: Journal
Staff, Editor-in-Chief: French Club: Special Dance: Future Teach-
ers of America: Discussion Club: Senior Science Club: Sigma Iota:
Hall Staff: Student Tutor: Hockey '46: Basketball '46
HERBERT PAUL GORDON!-Intermediate Discussion Club: Sen-
ior Science Club: Orchestras D, C, B, A: Horn Quartet: Woodwind
Quintet: Brass Quintet: All-City Orchestra
ROBERT MORRIS GOULD-Hall Staff: Homeroom Secretary:
Senior Science Club: Bookroom Club: Orchestras D, C, B: Voice
Groups C. A: Band E: Male Chorus: Track '45, !46Q.SW1H1ITllI'lg '46:
Placed in Allegheny County Backstroke Championship
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ARTHUR W. GRAHAMAEntered from Gladstone, '46: Special
Interest-Drafting: Favorite Sport-Basketball
BETTY BERYL GREEN--French Club: Program Committee:
Special Interest-Commercial Art: Scholastic Key Award
SAUL GREEN-Student Council: Senior Science Club, President:
Camera Club: Microscope Club: Band A: Orchestra A: Brass Quar-
tet: German Band: Buhl Planetarium Award: State Science Fair
Award
ANITA GREENBERGfService Club: Special Interest-Commer
cial VVork: Gregg Shorthand Award: Ambition-Secretary and
Bookke per
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IRVING A. GREENBERGsHall Patrol: Usher: Prom Committee:
l-Iomeroom President, 1lA: Foreword Representative: Treasurer:
Bands IJ. C, B, A: Marching Band: Basketball '-lo, '47, '48: Intra-
mural Basketball '47
JACK K. GREENBERG-Band A: Marching Band: Student Coun-
cil: Microscope Club, Treasurer: Senior Science Club: Magicians'
Club: Student Council Problems Committee: Dramatic English
LAWRENCE D. GREENBERG-journal Staff: Orchestra A:
Wootlwiiicl Quintet: All-City Orchestra: All-County Orchestral
Homeroom Vice President, IUA, IUB: Treasurer 11A-IZA: National
Science Research Test: American Legion Honor Award
LOUISE GREENWALD-Homeroom Vice President, IZA: Service
Club: Daily Bulletin: Special Interest-Secretarial NVork: Favorite
Orchestra-Pittsburgh Symphony
THOMAS GRETZINGER-Entered from VVichita High School, '-17:
Senior Science Club: Microscope Club: Honorable Mention in
Science Talent Search: Ambition-Chemical Engineering
IRA GROFF-Microscope Club: Senior Discussion Club: German
Club: Dramatic English: Senior Science Club: Camera Club:
Homeroom Social Chairman: Orchestra A: VVoodwincl Quintet: All-
City Orchestra: Festival Band: Planetarium Award
VIVIAN GRIFFIN-Entered from Gladstone ,472 Lunchroom Com-
mittee: Chorus: jewelry Projects: Volley Ball: Special Interest-
Secretarial Work
MAUREEN J. HAID-Dramatic English: Homeroom Secretary,
l0A, IOB: Horne's Sewing Council: Basketball '46: Volley Ball '46,
'47: Hobby-Sewing
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RUTH L. HENDRIX-Entered from Gladstone '47, Journal Staff,
Modern Dance, Dance Program
MARION JEANNE HIBBARD-Journal Staff, Voice Groups B,
A, Song Leader, Social Chairman, French Club, Entered from
Duluth Central High School '46
JULIA HOLECZY-Senior Leaders, Treasurer, Hockey '47, Bas-
ket ball '47, Volley Ball '48, Entered from Gladstone, '46, Ambition
-Secretarial Work, jewelry Projects
DOROTHY HORNICHAK-M.M.M., Hockey '47, Basketball '47,
Volley Ball '48, Speoial Interest-Household Science
HARVEY HORVITZ-Foreword Representative, Class Play, Dra-
matic English, Senior Science Club, Homeroom Vice President,
12A, Ambition-Pharmacist
SEIMA HORVITZ-Journal Art Staff, Scholastic Place Award '46,
Scholastic Key Award '47, Special Interest-Art, Hobby-Soap
Sculpturing
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ANNA E. HALASZ-Entered from Gladstone, '47, Typing Award:
Life Saving Club, Ambition-Telephone Operator
FLORENCE HARRIS - Foreword Representative, Hall Patrol,
Ambition-Social Work, Special Interest-Secretarial lfVork
RICHARD MATTHEW HARRISON-Voice Groups D, C, B,
Student Council, Microscope Club, Chess Club, Ambition-Ao
countant, Hobby-Guns
JOYCE ELAINE HARSHBERGER-Homeroom Secretary, l1B,
llA, Fashion Show, Gym Team Captain, Volley Ball '47, '48,
Hobby-Art
SHIRLEY RUTH HARTSTEIN-German Club, Sigma Iota: Y-
Teens, Cafeteria Staff, Basketball '47, '48, Hockey '48, Volley
Ball '47, '48
HERBERT HELLER-Short Wave Club: Hobby-Radio, Ambi-
tion-E ectrical Engineer
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JACK HOWE-History Award: Citizenship Award CMifflinJ: Spe-
cial Interest-Sports
WILLIAM F. HUGHES-Short XN'ave Club: Ambition-Mechanical
Engineering: Amateur Radio Operator: International Philatelic
Club, Paris, France: Entered from VVhiteville, N. C., '47
MARY CATHERINE HULL-Foreword Representative: Ambition
-Secretarial VVork: Hobby---Collecting Pictures of Friends: En-
tered from Gladstone, '46
LOUIS E. ILLING-Hi-C Club: Special Shop: Ambition-Auto
Mechanic: Print Shop Projects: Special InterestAMechanics
JERRY J. ISKOWITZ--Lunchroom Staff: Class Day Committee:
Usher: Hall Patrol: French Club: Football '46, '-17: Intramural
Basketball Champs '48: History Radio Broadcast: Football Letter
DAVID ISRAEL-Intermediate, Senior Discussion Clubs: Senior
Science Club: Voice Groups ll, C. B: History Broadcast: Sponsor,
New Intermediate Discussion Club: Ambition-Accountant
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MARVIN JACOBSON-Foreword Staff, Editor: Microscope Club,
Vice President and Treasurer: journal Staff: School Photographer:
Camera Club: Band A: Volley Ball '47: Lunchroom Staff
JOAN KABET-I-Iomeroom Vice President, 9A: Art Club: Journal
1 Art: Senior Discussion Club: Y-Teens: Dramatic English: Ambi-
tion-Costume Designing: Honorable Mention: Poetry Contest:
Scholastic Key Award
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FRANK KAISER-Projects in Plastic VVork, Shop: Favorite Di-
version-Skating: Interested in Sports
BERNARD KALB-Sigma Iota: Homeroom President, '46: Vice
President, '47: Orchestras C, B: History Program, 10th Grade: In-
terest-Aviation
RALLE ANN KAMENSuM.M.M.: Microscope Club: junior, Sen-
ior Leaders: Foreword Staff: Dramatic English: Homeroom Presi-
dent: Orchestra A: Volley Ball '45: Basketball '47: History Broad-
cast: Red Cross Drive: American Legion Award
BERNADINE AUDREY KAMINS-Junior Sigma Iota: Inter-
mediate, Senior Discussion Clubs: Special Dance Group: Library
Club: Voice Groups E, C, B: Dramatic English
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Ball '47: Hobby-Stone Collecting: Favorite lliversion-Ballet:
Entered from French Lycee, '47
EVELYN MARION KANTOR-Student Council: Usher: Corridor
Staff: Band C: Volley Ball '47, '48: Junior Nurses' Aide
WALTER KEKLEWICH-Projects in Plastic, Shop: Special Shop:
Special Interest-Sports: Football '46
NORMA JEAN KEYS-Homeroom Secretary, HB: Entered from
Gladstone, '46: Ambition-Private Secretary: Diversion--Dancing
REGlS JOHN KING-AmbitionglJrauglitsman: Hobby-Reading:
Outside Interests-Movies, Symphony Concerts
ILENE KARYLE KITMAN-Clless Club: Camera Club: Prom
Committee: Corridor Staff: Dramatic English: Tutoring Project:
Red Cross Drive: Homeroom Vice President, '47, '48: Secretary,
SA, SB
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Staff: Dramatic English: Class Play: Ambition-Social Work '
HARVEY KLEIN-Camera Club: Chess Club: Senior Science
Club: Senior Discussion Club: Homeroom President: Student Coun-
cil: lJ.A.R. Honorary Award: Honorable Mention, Essay Contest
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JAMES KOFCHUR-Canterbury Tales Mural: Electric Shop Pro-
jects: Track '47, '-iS: Track Letter: Ambition-Eleetrical VVork
ADELE KOLSKI S Foreword Staff: journal Staff: Scholastic
iM,1,aJ
-Xward: Volley Ball '-18: Hockey '-17: Basketball '47: Ambition-
Connnercial Art
BRUCE KOSES-Homeroom Treasurer: Football: Varsity Letter:
Ambition-Pharmacy
IRENE ELEANOR KOSTIKW-Prom Committee: Home-room Sec-
retary '45, Vice President '46, President '-18: Volley Ball '-18: Class
Play Properties-Sewing Project: Modelled in Simplicity Patterns
Program
IRWIN H. KOTOVSKY-Chess Club: Band A: Intramural Sports:
Shop Projects
MELVIN KOUCH-Graduating 19-19: Green Key: Hobby-Photog-
raphy
ERMA A KOVACS+Entered from Gladstone, '47: Home Nursing:
Special Interest-Commercial VVork: Ambition-Secretary
KARL KRAFT, JR.-Student Council: Homeroom President llB,
1lA: German Club: Voice Group A, Treasurer: German Club Quar-
tet: Intramural Basketball '48: Gerwig Award
JOAN CAROL KRAMER-Senior Discussion Club: lfnture Teach-
ers of America: Head Majorette: junior Leaders: llomeroom Vice
President, 9.-X, l0B, IOA: Class Day Committee: Dramatic linglish:
Shield Award, Gym Points: Orchestras A, B
EDITH KRASNOW-Ambition-Secretarial lYork: jewelry Pro-
jects: Special IIltCl'C5l+CUllllIlCl'ClHl Subjects: Hobby-Collecting
Souvenirs
DONALD H. LABOvITZiC3ll1L'1'3 Club, Secretary: Senior Dis-
cussion Club: Senior Science Club: Band A: Marching Band: Clari-
net Trio: School Movie Photographer: History Broadcast: junior
Town Meeting Broadcast
FRANCIS A. LANNON-Bands C, B: Hi-C Club: lntranuiral Bas-
ketball: Electric Shop Projects
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ARLENE LEVINSON-Senior Leaders, President: Senior Science W
Club: Orchestras E, B, A: Harmony Class: Histqry Blro d .st:
Hockey '47: Basketball '47: Volley Ball '48
CARL E. LAWRENCE-Voice Group C: Jewelry Projects: Special
interest-Radio, Television
EDWARD M. LAZO-Home-room Treasurer. llB: Homeroom Li-
brarian: Manager, Basketball Team: Intramural Basketball '47, '481
Basketball Letter: Hobby-Photography
FLORENCE ALEXIA LAZZOR-Voice Groups E, B. A: Girls'
Chorale: Ambition-Secretary: Hobby-'Picture Collecting
JACK LEBOVVITZ-Assembly Usher: Band A: Marching Band:
All-City Band: Orchestra A: Clarinet guartet: Camera Club: Ma-
gicians' Club: Intramural Volley Ball hampions '47
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HER RT LEFE-journal Art: Microscope Club: -Chaucer Mu-
rals: Special Interest-Art . '-5""j1 -R,
ALAN W. LEVINSON-Lunchroom Staff: Senior Scien b:
Chess Club: I.K.C. Basketball, Softball Q"'1.,.-
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MARILYN LEVY Special Dan C r0t, eXgi1f1b-
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Dramatic English: Class Day R ee': Fffvwgnid Representative: V
Basketbal ' 7 218: Ho 1 'il ,ge5e1larti'yejY,v,Lf ' V
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Grade: Foreword Representative: Broadcast, Universal Military
Training: Volley Ball '45
HERBERT LIMSI-Homeroom Treasurer,
C: Orchestra C: Hall Patrol: Track '47
EDGAR R. LINDENBERG-Band A: Marching Band: Homeroom
Secretary: Election Official: Magicians' Club: Chess Club: Scie11ce
Club: American Legion Award
E. VALERA LISCHNER-Homeroom Treasurer, IZA: Distributive
Education Class: Employed-Joseph Horne
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l2A, l2B: Voice Group
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ROY LOCKHART-Senior Class President:
Homeroom: VVood Shop Foreman: Prom Committee. Chairman:
Entered from Gladstone, 11B
PEDRO A. LOPEZ, JR.-Homeroom President, 9B, 9A, IOB: Foot-
ball '44, '45, '46: Football l.etter: Shop Projects
NATALIE S. MANDELLW-Senior Science Club: Camera Club:
Sigma Iota: Hall Patrol: I,unchroom Staff: journal Staff: Junior
Leaders: Voice Groups E, C: Hockey '47
HARVEY MANN-Entered from Shady Side, IIB: Bands B, C:
Track '47: Squirrel Hill Youth Council: Favorite Pastime-Horse-
back Riding
,IEANNE L. MARINO - Fashion Show: Homeroom Secretary:
Ambition-Dress Designing: Special Typing
Cross Sewing: Entered from Gladstone, '47
ARTHUR B. MARKLEY-Prom Committee: Sigma Iota: Green
Key: Football Club: Voice Group D: Swimming '43, '44, '46, '47:
Track '4f,, '47, '4S: Football '47, '48
Vice President. 11B
for Teachers : Red
JULIA ANN MARRONE-12B Class Secretary: Second Place
Award in Manual Contest: Ambition-Fashion Model: Distributive
Education Class: Employed-Gimbel Brothers
HARRY D. MARTIN-Prom Committee: Dramatic English: Or-
chestra A: All-City Orchestra: Brass Ensemble: Magicians' Club:
Homeroom President, IZA: American Legion Award: Certificate in
English
ANN VIRGINIA MATEY-Library Club: Shorthand Award: Am-
bition-Secretarial Work: Special Interest-Typing and Shorthand
STEVE J. MATHEW-Entered from Gladstone, '-16: Ambition-
Draftsman: Hobby-Airplane Models: Special Interest-Mechanical
Drawing
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HARRY W. MAYBURY-Homeroom President. 7th, Sth Grades:
Band A: First Prize, Model Railroad Contest: English Assembly
Program
IRENE MCCONNELL-M.M.M., Vice President: Ambition-Ste
nographer: Hobby-Sewing: Enjoys-Bowling, Dancing
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JOYCE ANN MCVEIGH-Volley Ball '-13: Advanced Foods Class:
Gregg Speed Award: Special Interest-Secretarial VVork: Future
Training-Business School
ANDREW ERNEST MELZERVIZA Class Secretary: Homeroom
President, IOB, l0A: Student Council: journal Staff: Football '46.
'47: Intramural Sports: Amhition-Aeronautieal Engineering
FRANCIS MIKULA-Entered from Gladstone, '45: Ambition-
Engineering: Favorite Subject-Mathematics
JACQUELINE LOU MILLER-junior Sigma Iota: Orchestra A,
Secretary: History Broadcast: Scholastic Key Award: Favorite
Diversion-Music
DONALD L. MILLS-Student Council: Homeroom Vice President:
Entered from Gladstone, '-17: Homeroom Basketball '-18: Preferred
Subject-Mechanical Drawing: Amhition-Architect
WILMA MILLS-Entered from Knoxville Junior High School, '46:
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JEAN MARIE MOFFITT-Homeroom Vice President, 9th, lllth
Grades: Secretary, llth Grade: junior, Senior Leaders: Hospital
Aide: Dramatic English: Class Play: Class Day Committee
FLORENCE MOGERMAN-journal Art Staff: Social Committee,
9th, l0tl-1 Grades: Math Art Club: Sigma Iota: Chaucer Mural
Committee: Special Interest-Art
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RHEA B. MOLEVER-Foreword Representative: I,unehroom Staff:
Stage Scenery: Microscope Club: Camera Club: M.M.M.: Scholastic
Art Awards: Vollcy Ball '48
HERMAN MOLTZ?Hall Patrol: Voice Group B: Band C: Stu-
dent Couneil: Football '46, '-17: Track '47
THOMAS MOOREfEntered from Gladstone '-16: Football '47:
Track '48: Ambition-Dairy Farming: HohbyfModel Airplanes
BETTY M. MORRELL-Foreword Representative: Voice Groups
E. C: All-City Chorus Performance. Carnegie Music Hall: Serving
Committee: Cooking Class: llistributive Education Class: Employed
-S. S. Kresge and Co.
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ELSA MARGARET MORRIS-Homeroom President, 10th. 11th
Grades: Senior Leaders: Hospital Aide: Journal Staff: Foreword
Representative: Voice Groups C, B: All City Choir: Volley Ball
'46, '47
JOAN Y. MORRIS-123 Honierooin Vice President: Shadyside
Hospital Aide: Special Dance: Ambition-Nursing
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JOSEPH NAGY-Entered from Gladstone, '46: Projects in Plas-
tics, Shop: Special Interest-Sports: After Graduation-'Navy
CORRINE NATHAN 4 Special linterest-Advertising: Favorite
Sport-Horseback Riding: Enjoys-Music, Theatre
ROBERT E. NEWMEYER - Hi-Y Club: Homeroom President
llA: Hobby-Automobiles
ANN NICHOLAS-Student Council: Journal Staff: Chaucer Mural:
Senior Y-Teens, President: Microscope Club: Demonstration, Arts
and Crafts Center: Scholastic Key Award
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LYNN HYDE NOAH-Entered from Peabody: Track Team '44,
'45, '47: Cross County and Track Awards: Microscope Cluh: Science
Talent Search: Ainbitionslingineering
LOUISE NOLAN-Entered from Roosevelt: Secretary of Home-
rooin T46: Senior Leaders Cluh: M.M.M.: Red Cross: Orchestra B:
, Basketball: Hockey: Volley Ball
JEAN O'CONNELL-Entered from Gladstone: Favorite Diversion
-Reading: Hobby-Sewing: Future Plans4Conunercial W'ork
SARA JEAN ORLANDO-Voice Groups E, C: R: Special Dance:
Gregg Shorthand Certificate: Volley Hall 48: Ainhition-Secretary
HAZEL O'SHELL-Entered from Gladstone: Hohhy--Drawing:
Ambition-Typist ,
JEANETTE O'SHELL-Ifntered from Hays Elementary: Senior
Y-Teens: Hobby-Collecting Post Cards: Favorite Diversion-
Piano: Future Plans-Nursing School ,
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JANET PARKER-Entered from Gladstone: Homeroom President:
Service Club: Gregg Shorthand Award: Ambition-Secretary
DOROTHY PEAT-Entered from Mifflin: Student Council: Volley
Ball '46: Favorite Sport-Roller Skating: Future Plans-Business
School
ROSE C. PASACH-Entered from Holmes School: French Club:
Groups C, A: Girls' Chorale: Future Plans-Pitt to Study Music
and Art
ZOLA PERL - Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer: Vice President:
Sigma Iota: Hall Patrol: Homeroom Volley Ball and Basketball:
Interested in Y.M.H.A. and Swimming
IRENE BETTY PERLOW-Entered from Roosevelt: junior Lead-
ers: Senior Leaders: Intermediate Discussion Club: German Club:
Groups E, C, B, A: Band D: Ambition-Nurse
WILLIAM PERVIN-High Honor Student: Dramatic English,
Stage Manager: Band A: All-City Band: Marching Band: Quali-
tative Analysis Class '47: Senior Science Club President: Micro-
scope Club: Camera Club
MARILYN RUTH PHIFER-Entered from Regent Square: 12B y
Vice President of Homeroom: Groups C, B, A: Journal Staff:
Interest-Dramatics: Plans to Enter Monmouth College
MALVERN PAUL PODOLSKY-Camera Club: Senior Discussion
Club: Student Federalists: journal Staff: Homeroom Social Com-
mittee: Program Committee of Discussion Club: Bands E, D, C,
B, A: "I.et Freedom Ring" Broadcast
JAMES POLI-Entered from Roosevelt: Orchestra: Voice: Hi-Y:
Greater Pittsburgh Model Club: Homeroom Vice President '47, '48'
Interest-Aeronautics: Ambition-Airline Pilot
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CYNTHIA J. POWELL-Entered from Colfax: Microscope Club,
Social Chairman: Library Club: Senior Science Club: Hall Patrol'
Orchestras E, D, C: Ambition-Social VVorker
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LARRY RAVICK-Homeroom Vice President: Secretary: Trea-
surer '45, '46, '47: Green Key, Secretary '47, '48: Band A: Marching
Band: Swimming Team '44, '45, '46: Basketball '47, '48: Athletic
Awards in Swimming and Basketball
AUDREY R. RECHT-Special Dance Group: Senior Discussion
Club: Dramatic English: junior Sigma Iota: Harmony Class: Stu-
dent Council: Class Day Comniittee: Red Cross
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LOIS C. REDMAN-Entered from Gladstone: IZA Prom Com-
mittee: Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer, llA: Homeroom Social
Committee: Favorite SportfSwimming: Ambition-Secretary
ELIZABETH ANN REI-IAKfVice President Homeroom '46, '47:
Special Dance: Library Club: Service Club: Basketball '-48: Volley
Ball '48: American Legion Award: Eighty-XVord Gregg Speed Test:
School Office Helper
MAXINE ROSE REIDBORD-Entered from Roosevelt: Basketball
'47, '-18: Hockey '47: Volley Ball '47, '48: Senior Leaders: junior
Y-Teens: Interested in jewelry: Ambition-Stenographer
HERBERT RICHMAN-President of Homeroom, 9B: Sigma Iota:
Hall Patrol: Band A: Orchestra A: Favorite Sport-Basketball:
Favorite Diversion-Saxaphone: Ambition-Television
THOMAS J. RISACHER-Entered from Saint Pliilomenal Home-
room Vice President, l1B, IZA: Secretary of Hi-Y Club: Green
Key: Football '46, '47: Swimming '46
BETTY ROMA ROGALINER-Entered from Colfax: Foreword
Representative, IZB: Young Magicians' Club: M.M.M.: Senior Y-
Teens: Groups E, C, B: Future Plans-Secretary
JAMES A. ROSEN-Orchestra If, Vice President Green Key, 47,
Secretary Homeroom, '46: Senior Science Club: Swimming '43, '-44:
Track '47, '48: History Broadcast: D.A.R. History Award, '43:
American Legion Award '44
SAMUEL S. ROSEN-Class Day Committee: Prom Committee:
IZA Homeroom Vice President: Social Committee, IUA: Assistant
Student Treasurer '47: Lunch Patrol: Hall Patrol: Broadcast over
KDKA: Basketball '48
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ESTELLE ROSENBERG-Entered from Friek: Dramatic Eng-
lish: Camera Club: Sigma Iota: Student Council: 9th and 10th
Grade, Social Committee: Juke-Box Committee: Prom Committee:
Class Day Committee
MARIAN ROS BL reword Staff: Majorettes, Manager:
Interm diat ' i : Modern Dance '46, '47: Junior Lead-
ent: ournal Staff, Assistant Editor: Class
y : 'brar lb: Groups E, C
ELLA ROSENSHINE-Student Council: Service Club: Special
Dance: Class Day Committee: Eighty-VVord Gregg Speed Award
ELAYNE B. ROTH-President of Homeroom: Secretary of Home-
room Social Chairman: Hall Patrol: Library Club: M.M.M.: Sigma
Iota: Senior Leaders: Orchestra A
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LOIS ROTH-Entered from South Hills: French Club: Favorite
Sport-Swimming: Enjoys Sports and Dancing: Ambition-Social
VVorker: College Plans-Pitt
HELEN LEA ROZENSKY-Entered from Peabody High: Service
Club: Fashion Show: Secretary to Miss VVagenknecht: Favorite
Sport-Volley Ball: Eighty-VVord Gregg Shorthand Certificate:
Ambition-Secretary
HERBERT RUBINFIELD-Entered from Colfax: Sigma Iota:
Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, Social Committee: Favorite Sport
-Football: Ambition-Jeweler
FARRELL RUBENSTEIN-Senior Class Vice President: Home-
room President: Class Day Committee: Usher Staff: Dramatic
English: Green Key: Bookroom Club: Track '46, '47: Basketball
'46, '47: Junior Basketball '45: Pepsi-Cola Scholarship: Ambition-
Engineer
MYRTH ALLEN RUBY
JAMES CARMEN RUPERTO-Entered from Schenley: Track '48:
Hobby-Art: Favorite Sport-Football: Special Interest-Designing
JULIA M. SABO-Entered from Gladstone: Homeroom President:
Special Dance: Homeroom Social Representative, 11B: Red Cross:
Prom Committee: Ambition-Office Receptionist
JOHN SAINT-VINCENT-Entered from Roosevelt: Orchestra:
Magicians' Club: Microscope Club: Hobby-Radio: Favorite Sport
-Horseback Riding: Ambition-Field of Agriculture
ELLIOTT M. SALTSBURG-Entered from Peabody: Lunchroom
Staff: Hall Patrol: Intramural Basketball: Hobby-Travel and
Camping: Favorite Sport-Football: Future Plans-Business Ad-
ministration at Pitt
PHILOMENA GRACE SANTORA - Entered from Greenfield:
Hockey '-17: Basketball '4S: Volley Ball '40, '48: Hobby-Jewelry:
Ambition-Stenograpliic XYork
DORIS JEAN SCAVARIEL-Dramatic English: Service Club:
Senior Y-Teens: Voice Groups E, C: Hobby-Collecting Records:
Favorite Sport-Riding: Gregg Speed Certificate in Shorthand
MARILYN SUSAN SCHACTER - Student Council: Foreword
Staff: Dramatic English: HobbyfReading: Ambition-Dramatic
Study at Carnegie Tech
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KATHLEEN ANN SCHLEMMER-Class Day Committee: Cheer
Leaders: Microscope Club: Homeroom Vice President: Prom Com-
mittee: Volley Ball '45, '-10: Basketball '45: College Plans-Conv
mereial Art at Tecl1
SANDRA RUTH SCHLESINGER-Journal Staff: junior Leaders:
Senior Leaders: Basketball '47: Hockey '47: Volley Ball '48: junior
Discussion Club: Certificate of Merit for History: Ambition-Social
VVorker
RONALD CHARLES SCHMEISER-Lunchroom Staff: Tutoring
Project: Young Magicians' Club: Bookroom Club: Sigma lota:
Student Council: Homeroom President: Captain of Basketball Team:
junior Varsity '46, '-17: Freshman, '44, '45
DIANA SCHMERTZ-Dramatic English: Homeroom Secretary-
Treasurer: Tutoring Project: junior Leaders: Intermediate Dis-
cussion Club: Camera Club: Hockey '-17: Basketball '47: Favorite
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Sport-Tennis: Future Plans-Michigan University
BARBARA LEE SCHWARTZ-Orchestra E, D, C, B, A: French
Horn Quartet: I"fl',A.: Microscope Club: Favorite Sport-Boating:
Enjoys-Reading: Future Plans-Study Advertising at Bucknell
BEVERLEE JOAN SCHWARTZ-Homeroom Secretary-Tr:
Vice President: Hockey: Basketball: Fashion Show:
Sewing: Ambition-Professional Buyer
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gicians: Green Key: Book Room: Hall Staff: Com-
mittee: Basketball '47, '-18: Band: Favvrite SpYW't -- Basketball:
Hobby-Photography
Yo mg Ma-
RUTH SCORATOW-Entered from Swissvale: Senior Leaders
'47: Basketball '47: Volley Ball '-l8: Hockey: Favorite Diversion-
Dancing: Ambition-Dietitian
JOHN F. SCOTT-Entered from Gladstone: Group A: Band A:
Marching Band: Harmony Class: Hobby-Trumpet: Favorite Sport
-Baseball: Future Plans-Musical Study at Tech
IVAN JAY SEGAL-Chess Club: Hall Patrol: Homeroom Secre-
tary-Treasurer: Voice Group B :'Swimming. 9B: Intramural Basket-
ball '-16, '47, '48: Hobby-Model Aircraft: 4th Prize in Gimbel's
Model Plane Meet: Ambition-Optometrist
SUSAN ANN SEIBERT-Entered from XVightman: Student Coun-
cil: Chess Club: Leaders Club: Volley Ball: Basketball: Hobby-
Bowling: Ambition-Secretary
JOANNE SEILER-Entered from Gladstone: Special Dance: Prom
Committee: Favorite IDiversion-Dancing1 Hobby4Collecting Rec-
ords: Future Plans-Comptometer Operator
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ROBERT G. SELKER-Student Council: Dramatic English: Band
A: Marching Band: All-City Baud '47: Senior Science Club: Horne-
roonl President: Senior Class Treasurer: Red Cross: ,-Xnibitionf
Medicine
RUTH EILEEN SERBIN-Library Club: Orchestra C: Senior
Science Club: Red Cross: Hobby-Typing: Ambition-Secretary
VERONICA HELEN SERECSIN - Entered from Gladstone:
Hoxnerooni Vice President-Treasurer: Service Club: Distributive
Education Class: Hobby-Fashion Drawing: Plans for Future4
Commercial Art
MITZI M. SHAPIRO-S iior Discussion: F.T.A.: Junior Leaders:
Senior Leaders: tudentqCou1 'i: journal Art Group: Dramatic
En lishjI'utgqiJ,gConn 't e 'onstitution Connnittee: Prom Com-
Klrielo ross art lass: Volley Ball '-15: Hockey '47
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SAL Y S APIRO-Y-Teens, President: Modern Dance: Senior
Leaders: Junior Leaders: Young Magicians: Orchestras C, B, A:
Basketball '46, '47: Volley Ball V181 Educational Broadcast
JOAN SHERMAN-Student Council: Journal Staff: Voice Groups
E, C, B: junior Leaders: Library Club: Modern Dance: Hockey:
Basketball: VVmner of Pitt Scholarship: Ambition-Social VVorker
MURRAY SHERMAN-Bands E, D, C, B, A: Student Council:
Senior Discussion Club: .Xmbition-Lawyer
EDWARD MICHAEL SHILEN--Orchestras D, C: Ambition-
Aviation Mechanic: School of the Air: Special Shop: Hobby-
Model .Xircraft
CATHERINE SHOVEL-Hoineroorn Secretary: Fashion Show:
Volley Ball '4S: Hobby-Sewing: :Xmbition-Secretarial VVork
DESSIE ELLIS SIDBERRY - Entered from Gladstone, '46:
M.M.M.: French Club: Lunehrooin Staff: Volley Ball '4S: Special
Interest- jewelry Art
EMMA MARIE SILL-Journal Staff: Special Dance Club: Horne-
room Secretary-Treasurer: Special Interest-Commercial Work:
Entered from Gladstone, '40
HAROLD SILVERMAN-Prom Connnittee: Bands D, C, B: Voice
Groups D,,C, 3 Trac: '45, '46, '47, '48: Special Shop
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SARAH YETTA SILVERMAN Discussion Club: Sigma Iota:
Hall Patrol Senior I cadcrs Basketball 47 Volley Ball '48: Hockey
47 Certificate of Merit lnttrnational Peace Day
JEANNINE LEE SIMMONS Orchestras E, C, B, A: Bands B,
A Journal Representative Student Council Homeroom President.
7A 'GA Vice President 7B SB junior Senior Leaders: Volley Ball
MONICA SIMONYAK loruxord Representative: Entered from
Gladstone 41 Special Intcrut Secretarial Work: Favorite Di-
BURTON SKIRBLE Noict Groups D C Shop Projects: Attend-
ELIZABETH SLOCUM N Teens Vice President: Homeroom
President lorexxord RCIJFLSLIIUHIVL Voice Groups E, C, A: S0-
ANNABELLE SLOME Special Dance Group: American Legion
Award Special Interest lul1S1C Ambition Music Teacher
SHIRLEE D. SLONE-Favorite Subject-Science: Hobby-Cob
lecting Records
LOIS ELLEN SMIT-Intermediate. Senior Discussion Clubs: Fu-
ture Teachers of America: junior Sigma Iota: Camera Club:
Hockey '46, '47: Basketball '46: journal Art Staff: Dramatic Eng-
lish: Scholastic Art Award
ALBERTA SMITH-Hobby-Collecting Records: Favorite Diver-
sion-Horseback Riding: Interest-Typing
GERALDINE SMITH-Entered from Gladstone, '-lo: Basketball
'46: Volley Ball '47, '-18: Ambition-Beauty Culture
JANICE AUDREY SMITH--French Club: Homeroom Treasurer,
9th Grade: Hobby-Music:Ambition-To Study Liberal Arts
HAROLD SMOLAR-Band A: Marching Band, Manager: Intra-
mural Basketball: Award for History Essay: Participant in Music
Programs: Special lnterest-Business Administration
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FAY STEINBERG X net 61111111 I L B loreword Representa-
tive Sprtial Ihntt Croup I llflkllllllt Ill Nlusical Program, Foster
ROSALIIL STEINBERG Cuinan Llub Iu11cl1roon1 Committee:
und from Rinl lll H1 l1 Slll mol J
CAROLE SHEILA STERNBERG Nona Croups E, C, B: Special
D nce lronp lunch Club Hall Staff Xnibition-Commercial
MARILYN RUTH STEWART Piom Comnnttee: Journal Staff:
French Club Modern Dance Croup Majorettesg Intermediate
BCIIIOI' IJISCLISNIUII Clubs Rnd Closs Drive Corridor Staff
ANN LOUISE STINSON X Cappella Choir, Secretary: Micro-
scope Club Kerman Club HOIIICIOOIII Freasurer, llB: President.
ELEANOR LOUISE STOEHR Senior X Teens: Entered from
W1lk1nsburg High School 46 Ambition Secretarial VVork: Hobby
SORLEY R. SNYDER - Iiyfiilllllflll English: Hoinerooin Social
Cl1airman: Sigma Iota: Senior Science Club: Basketball '47, '48
Hockey '47: Volley Ball '48: Prom Connnittee
HAROLD A. SOLENDAY-Entered from Gladstone, '-10: Home
room Vice President, llB, 11,-X: Basketball: Arnbition-Engineering
PHYLLIS A. SOLOMONfOFCllCStT3S C, B: All-City Junior Or
cbestra: M.M.M.: MOdCfll Dance Group: Senior Leaders: Hockey
'46, '47: Basketball '44, '45, '47: Volley Ball '44, '45, '47
HOWARD SPECTER-Bands A, B: Homeroom President, 10A
Vice President, IOB: Sigma Iota: Green Key: Bookroom Club
Lnnchroonl Staff: Varsity Basketball '46, '47, '48: Class Day C0111
mittee: 211d Place, National junior Foul Shooting Cl1an1pionsl1ip
MARVIN DONALD SPOKANE-Orchestras C, B, A: Track '47
Hobby-Collecting Musical Records: Shop Projects: Ambitionf
Business Administration
SHIRLEY SPORMAN-Orchestra A: Senior Y-Teens: Modeled
for Simplicity Pat rn Program: Ambition-Office VVork
Ziff.
STANLEY SULTANOVAjournal Staff: Microscope Club: En-
tered from XIX-st Philadelphia High School '-lo: Ambition-Laxvyer
'WILLIS LEE SUPLERADramatic English:
jects: Homeroom President, Vice President: Second Prize, Stamp
Exhibit, Iiuhl Planetarium
MYRON R. SWARTZ-AHlJlIlCY0lJI1l President,
Golf '-18: History Program, SA: Favorite Diversions-Golf. Bridge
STANLEY CHARLES SWINKLEfEntered
Green Ke ' Favorite Diversion-Drawin " Outside llll1Cl'E'Stf,'xl'-
Y v 2 .
ranging lflower Garden for Competition
ELINOR LEE SYNAMHall Staff: Tutoring Committee: Prom
Committee: Class Day Committee: Homeroom Vice President, 9fX:
lunior Leaders: lntermediate Discussion Club:
Dance: Voice Group E
BARRY TARMY f History Quiz, Assembly: American Legion
Award: Honorable Mention. Peace Day Essay
Chemical Engineering
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Electric Shop Pro-
llB: Track 310. '-471
from Gladstone, '-16:
Sigma lota: Modern
Contest: Ambition-A
ETHEL JEAN TATTON-Special Dance Group: Voice Groups E.
C, B: Hockey Tournament '47: Basketball '47: Volley Ball '-18:
HobbyfCollecting Dolls
MARJORIE A. TAYLOR-Entered from Gladstone, '46: Volley
Ball '-18: Ambition4Stenographie VVork: Hobby-Reading
ELAINE TEIFELD-French Club: Modern Dance Group: Inter-
mediate Discussion Club: Leaders: Dramatic English: Prom Com-
mittee: Class Day Committee: Homeroom Social Chairman: Class
Play
ANN L. THOMAS-Entered from Gladstone, '-16: Life Saving '46:
Hobby-Knitting: Jewelry Projects
GEQRGE TICHI-Homeroom President, IZB: Swimming Team '45:
Ambition-Television Technician: Distributive Education Class:
Employed-Kaufmann's
SUZANNE TIEGERY-Student Council: Foreword Representative:
Prom Committee: Class Day Committee: Homeroom Vice President,
9B: junior Leaders: Intermediate Discussion Club: Volley Ball '40
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BETTY TONDORA-Entered from Gladstone: Favorite Sport-
Swimming: Hobby-Collecting Post Cards: Ambition-Secretary
DOROTHY TRAMMELL-Entered from Gladstone: Basketball
'47, '-18: Volley Ball '47, '4S: Hobby-Drawing: Favorite Subjects-
-Xrt and Sewing
MADELINE TUPI-Entered from Greenfield: Homeroom Vice
President, IZA: Hockey '47: Voice Groups E, C, B: Gregg Short-
hand Test Award: Favorite SportgSwimming: Ambition-Stenog-
rapher
MIKI TURETS--Entered from Linden: Foreword Staff: Discus-
sion Club: Press Regional VVriting Award '4o: Hobby-Writing:
Ambition-journalist I, I ff. I ML, V11-711
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ROBERT S. VERBIN - Entered from Duquesne H1h School:
Homeroom President, lZB and IZA: journal Staff: German Club:
Red Cross: Favorite Sport-Football: Future Plans-To Study
Dentistry at Pitt
ELVIRA UNGER-Entered from School in New Jersey: Senior
Discussion Club: French Club: D.A.R. History Award: Favorite
Sport-Volley Ball
ANN MARIE VERRONE Entered from Baldwin High School:
Foreword Staff Typist: Service Club: HobbygHon1ework: Gregg
Shorthand Award: Ambition-Secretary: journal Typist: Secretary
for Miss Riddle
PATSY RUTH VEXLER-Entered from Colfax: Orchestra D, C.
B, A: Chess Club: Red Cross: Basketball '-17: Volley Ball '48: All
City Junior Orchestra: Favorite Sport-Riding: Hobby-VVriting
Poetry: Ambition-Nurse
MARILYN WAGMAN-Entered from Olney High School, Phila-
delphia: Special lnterest-Designing: Ambition-Buyer of W'omen's
Clothes
JACK R. WAIDAYEntered from Perry High School: Special In-
terest-Art: Ambition-Cartoonist: Future Plans-To Attend Art
School
HARVEY A. VVALDHOLTZ-Entered from Roosevelt: Orchestra
A: Band A: All City Band: NYestern Pennsylvania District Band:
All State Band: Young Magicians' Club: Red Cross: Dramatic
English
RUTH D. WALOCHIK-Entered from Roosevelt: Activities Staff.
214: Favorite Sport-Bowling: Hobby-Photography: Future Plans
-f-Business College and General Office VVork
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RITA MAE WATTS--lintered from Gladstone: Hobby-Drawing
and Painting: Favorite Sport-Riding: Future Plans-Art School
MELVIN VVAX-Entered from Fifth Avenue High School: Intra-
mural Sports: Printing Projects: jewelry Projects: American Legion
Award: Tutoring Project
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GILBERT WEI -Entered froin,.L5den: ramatic English Class:
Lunchroom Committee: Gym Team '4-lg Homeroom Vice President.
'-17: Favorite Sport-Mnshhall: Future Plans-Pitt, Business Ad-
ministration
SHIRLEY WEINERT-Entered from Logan School: Prom Com-
mittee: Vice President and Program Chairman, Y-Teens: Future
Plans-Steniigrapher '
JAMES S. WEISER-Entered from Forest Hills: Camera Club:
l-lohhyAPhot1mgraphy3 Favorite Sport-Baseball: Distrihutive Edu-
cation Class: .-Xmhition-Business Career: Employed-Vilsack and
Co., Braddock
CAROL WEISS--fffStudent Council: Chairman of Lunchroom Staff:
Chairman of Tutoring Committee: Usher Staff: Student Council
Problems Committee: Homeroom Vice President, IOB: Secretary.
IUA: Junior Sigma Iota: Senior Discussion Club: lJ.A.R. Medal
EDWARD WHITEHOUSE, JR.
JACK WHITEHOUSE-Entered from Swisshelm School: Favorite
Sport-Baseball: llistrihutive Education Class: liinployed--Parlv
way Pharmacy
CAROL WILDSfFntered from Mifflin: Organist at Church:
fxCL'Ulll1J2-llllSI for Private Voice Teacher: Special lnterestJChorus
llrorli
CHRISTINEQLOUISE W'ILLIAMS-Entered from Gladstone: Bas-
ketball '46: ljavorlte Sport-Skating: Hobby--Making Candy: Fu-
ture Plans-Secretary
MARY AUDREY WILLSONfF11tc-recl from Linden: American
Legion .-Xward, 8.-X: Senior Y-Teens: Volley Ball '46
GEORGE WILSON-Filtered from Gladstone: Favorite Sport-
Hunting and Fishingg. Hobby-Outdoor Life: Special lnterest--
Conservation of VVildlile
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RAY WOHLFARTI-IiEntered from Saint Vincent: Homeroom
Treasurer '40g Footballg Hobby-Sports: College Choice-Miami
University
BARBARA JOAN WOLFSON-Entered from Sterrettg Orchestra
A3 All City Orchestrag Festival Orchestrag Pittsburgh Youth Sym-
phony: Westinghouse Orchestrag Co-editor Journal taffg Stull
Council: Special Interest-Medicine w .1
MERLE A. WOLFSON-Football Team '45, '46, '47g Bandqg
Special Band Groupg Intramural Basketball and Volley Ballg March-
ing Bandg Football Letterg Future Plans-Pitt
SHIRLEY WOLFSON-Entered from Beaver Fallsg Hobby-COL
lecting Recordsg Favorite Diversion-Dancingg Canterbury Tales
Mural Committeeg Ambition-Secretary
JOHN S. YALCH-Entered from Greenfieldg Hobby-Craft Workg
Favorite Sport-Baseball: Interested in Architectural Drawingg
Future Plans-Marine Corp
ARLYNE SYBIL YARCHEVER-Journal Staff: Camera Club:
junior Leadersg Senior Leadersg Schaefer Ball '46g Mushball '48g
Basketball 5183 Volley Ball '46, '48g Hockey '47, '483 Groups E, C, B:
Eighty-Word Shorthand Certificateg Letter in Physical Educationg
junior Y-Teens
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" it ' SUPERLATIVESQ
There are so many superlative people in the june graduating class that it
would be difficult for any one person to choose the most handsome boy, the
most beautiful girl, or the person with the nicest personality and so on. Because
of this, the journal Staff decided to take a vote in the Senior Class to determine
the most superlative "Superlatives". 'Here are the results: D
Nicest Personality
Brainiest ...,i,....i,.t.
Most Popular ......
Nicest-Looking ....
Nicest Disposition
Sharpest Dresser
Most Sincere ...4.....,.
Best Character .....,...,.
Most Humorous ..
Most Friendly .. ..
Girls
Bernice Gordon .,....
-I oan Sherman .....i.....
Dorothy A ron son .,,...,.,,...,
Kathleen Schlemmer
Ruth Brown . ,.,....,.. .
Martha Frain ..,...
Ralle Kamens ..,.......,
-leannine Simmons
Barbara Schwartz ....
Rhea Molever ......
Boys
Alan Goldberg
Edwin Azen
.Farrell Rubenstein
Charles Ford
Robert Selker
Robert Gould
Roy Lockhart
W illbur Blitz
Carl Citron
Donald Schwartz
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A DAY AT T.A.H.S.
It starts between 8 and 8:30 each day:
Odd shapes and odd forms are seen passing' this wayg
Feet pattering at an irregular pace.
Voices saying hello to each smiling face.
The 2nd floor annex is THE place for this
Where a handsome young male says "hello" to a miss,
VVhile at the wall is a chattering bunch,
A favorite spot both now and at lunch.
But sooner or later the morning must pass,
Eager faces go in but t'hen droop during class:
Papers discarded with indifferent care,
For to make a high grade would really be rare.
At last rings the lunch bell with a meaningful sounrlg
Once more the pupils are gathered around,
They eat to the music of Sinatra and Lee.
Or else to Vaughn, Kyser, or Tex Beneke.
By this time, the afternoon hookers have started:
The good 'boys and girls from these Cheaters have parted
But they'll meet at the flag pole right after school,
And find more to add to the tongue-waggers' fuel.
Home at last amid books piled sky high
They work until twelve and then heave a sigh:
Now the health teachers say everyday get fresh air.
But the 'homework from teachers, can we really dare?
Still we'll always remember the fun that we've had,
Our cluibs and our dances and we will be glad:
The kids we have met for the friendships that last.
Though the school and the tests and the rest are all past: '
The teachers who helped us to learn more than we knewg
To help our plans for the future come true.
Upon leaving I'm sure we'll all leave our THANKS,
And GOD BLESS all the kids who will pass through our ranks
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President .,........ .....,..............................,....,,.......,,....., .....,.,
Vice President ,.... ,,,,.,...........,.. ...................... . .
Secretary ........., ...............A.
Treasurer .......... ..,..A..,..................
Foreword Representative ....4,........
Student Council Representative ...........,..,..........,....
OUR GRAMMAR LESSON
THE PARTS OF SPEECH
NOUNS
.Harry Martin
Ilene Kitman
.i,i .I .',' ...Qludy ,lirostoff
Sorley Snyder
.mlflsa Morris
ack Greenberg
fvfllllllllfc' for future president . . . lf1'i1zm'r of a scholarship as well as 4
hearts-HARRY MARTIN
A f7Ffft"Z't'l' in the new look . . . A flashing page out of I'ogm'-lil2RN,'Xl7INl
KAMINS
2l0's famous artist . . . XVill never get the brnslz-DIOAN KABET
Our 101111 zfflfl-SA, your 7111111 of distinctionkAR'l'HUR MARKLEY
Dashing as a Cawalier . . . Combines 17111-1-II and f7I't1fZ4'll-l'll":Rlh'l.AlX: MOLTZ
lfa'gar and Ehzsfcin, easily comparable . . . Our genial gvlzilfs-EDGAR LIN
DENBERG
.flcc of a fellow . . . XVon't need 6111115 or dfI1IlIOIlll'.Y to get ahead-DONAI D
AYERBACH
"A f:l'I'UI1d in need is a friend, indeed" . . . terrific f7l'J'.Y0Il1Ifff.V, fun to lie xx t
-ELSA MORRIS
Smiling l'0lIIt'dliUll . . . Gets our vote for fyffral fjl'lldIItIf4'-l,f3LllS ll,l.lNl
Blows away the Clouds . . . Brings Slflhfflllll' wherever she goes-SORIJ N
SNYDER
llestined to lie star of basketball . . . VVill create a glow wherever he gov
HARRY MAYBERRY
You lietter move over, Ogden Nash! . . . XVatch out for M'ickey's IIIIIIIOIII'
writing fraliilify-lVlAXlM TURETS
lVhat a charming fl1s.rfviau.' . . . XVhat a lovely Ia,v.r.'-hllEAN MOFFITT
Atomic l'llf'l'-QXV, full of fcfv . . . Example of perpetual mofioli--HERBERT l.llXlSl
l?1'm1111y-vym, lll'ffSffl'-fl'lll'f7l'l'fl-IllF1111 . . . XVill make her mark in the arf rvorla'
ADELE KOLSKI
Hard ivorkvr, good 111i.rv1' among his classmates . . . XVill lic found among it
successful vnginzcvrs-IRVVIN KOTOVSKY
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PRONOUNS '
I know her . . . you know her . . . Vlfe all like her-ROSE BRUNO
llfho wouldn't want to meet her? . . . llfhot would Allderclice be without her?
-ILENE KITMAN
What's in a name? . . . We predict a famous future for our-JAMES BYRNES
ADJECTIVES Y
Cute as a Gibson Girl . . . Sweet as a honeysuckle-JANET CRIBBS
Good things come in little packages . . . jack exemplifies that-JACK DUGUID
"For she's a jolly good fellowu . . . School would be blue without her-
SANDRA SCHLESINGER
Something old, new, borrowed, blne . . . That's what Ruth will soon he needing
-RUTH SERBIN
Athletic, handsoine, bonnie, blue-eyed'-CHARLES FORD
"Red" is always ready ...L A friendly, swell guy, tops!-RAY VVOHLFARTH
Energetic, exciting, enticing . . . Ever ready with a smile - MARILYN
STEWART
Oniniscient lack . . . So active he seems to be omnipresent-TACK GREENBERG
Sweet, unassiuning, chorniing . . . A faithful friend forever-MARY FERITA
VERBS
Most likely to succeed . . . PVill work hard, will gain much-BARRY TARMY
Dossles darlings of today , . . Will woo and win women of tomorrow-JACK
LEBOVITZ
She came, she saw, she conquered! . . . That's our Tema-TEMA KLEBER
To know him is to like him . . . This boy odds to any group-KENNY BRESS
Delves deeply into his studies . . . Emerges triumphant and gay-ALAN
LEVINSON
ADVERBS
Always with a smile . . . Never out of style-JUDY BROSTOFF
Now graces Allderdice with her helpfulness . . . Soon will transfer charms to
"Billy"-LOUISE NOLAN
Smiles quickly, angers slowly . . . Forever a friendgBETTY ROGALINER
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Teacher-Mrs. Elizabeth W. Porter
President .,..,...,..,.....4,...........................,..............A,.,........,.....,., Albert Ilaquilante
Vice President .......,........ ,....... H arvey Horvitz
Secretary-Treasurer ............. .....,,. B everlee Schwartz
Foreword Representative ........,...,. ..,,.,. L uigina Esposito
Student Council Representative ..........i.....i,.......,..,....,.,.,..... .Evelyn Kantor
Charles Burkhart's sometimes serious, carefree or gay:
He's a likeable chap to meet any day.
Kalman Cohen has a brilliant mind:
Another like his would he hard to find.
Charlotte Cooper is little: she's dainty and sweet.
From the crown of her head to the soles of her feet.
Robert Dailey is a good friend through and through:
He is ever gay and cheerful. too.
A1bert's friends are manyg his enemies none:
Daquilante's the boy that gets things done.
Our Barbara Edwards is full of fun:
She has a smile for everyone.
Smart Fleischer gowns by our Nancy we see
On Hollywood starts who pay quite a fee.
He never was known his duty to shirkg
Careful and able is Bill Elliott in all his work.
XVherever you go you find this lad:
Clair Formichella makes fun where there's fun to be had.
VVe have all heard of the Ballet Russe.
The featured ballerina is Hyla Fuss.
XVhere jokes and jolly times abound.
It's there that Lou Gaertner is usually found.
That glamorous brunette whom we see on the stage
Is Geraldine Gerber, the belle of the age.
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Alan Goldberg has won the Academy Awardg
I-Ie's the "man of the year,', by his public adored.
NVe hear a laugh, a jolly cry,
Then we know that Gerry Goldstein is nearby.
A new comedian who's funny and witty,
Herbert Gordonnow owns the key to our city.
Tihere's simply nothing that he can't dog
Irving Greenberg's a friend, sincere and true.
Marion Hibbard, our singing figure skater,
Will be starred with the Ice Follies a little later.
Harvey Horvitz makes friends and keeps them, toog
A thing that all of us can't do.
Marvin Jacobson snaps pictures: he's good we'll admit
Wherever he goes, he makes a big hit.
Frank Kaiser has a pleasant smile,
Which is in evidence all the while.
To describe Evelyn Kantor with just one word
VVould seem to us a task quite absurd.
She's a Power's model as smart as theycomeg
jackie Mi1ler's earned the laurels she's won.
Marnie Phifer's a trouper, the stage is her choiceg
There's one thing about her-she has the voice.
Cynthia Powell has a gift of endless chatterg
Her words, however, sunshine scatter.
Marian Rosenbloom is one who makes the fun.
And on her we depend to get things done.
She sews a fine seam, does Beverlee Schwartzg
She's featured in the latest fashion reports.
Guest star with the symphony in Carnegie Hall,
Is Sally Shapiro-she tops -them all.
Annabelle Slorne is quiet and reservedg
Good fortune to her we know is deserved.
Rosalie Steinberg is pretty: a lovable maidg
Our memory of ther will never fade.
Everyone knows Betty Slocum, I'll bet:
Someday she'll be heard from the stage of the Met.
Pleasant, active, brilliant and kind,
Myron Swartz is the boy with an able mind.
Dorothy Trammell, our versatile artist, you see:
Is the girl who hails from Room 263.
Luigina Esposito's disposition is sweet,
She's a very fine girl and just can't be beat.
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Teacher-Mr. Samuel Blitz
l'resident .. . ... ,..... ........A...,..., ,.,. . . ,. ..,.. ...A,,. . .. ..... ., , Ronald Stlnncisci
Vice President .. ........ ......,., .. , , ,..... . ,..,. ,.
Secretary-Treasurer .... .. ..,,.,..,.,,, . .. ., Dorothy Xionson
Foreword Representative ..,.,, . ..... ..A, , I .,,. . .. ,I . M1
Student Council Representative .. ..,..,. .. . . . .. .. . ,. .
Social Chairmen .. .. ..,.. . ., .. ..,, ,... X 'irginia Carpenter. Sala Orlinc o
THE SAMSLAMBS
HEADLINES
President of the class and captain of the team,
Ronnie is the man who's held in great esteein.-lQON,Xl,lJ SCHXII ISI
FEATURES
Jltlarian 1i1sc'111111111 with her nose for news
Has many friends whom she'll never lose.fll,-XRIIXN FISCIIM XY
and aim
he'll win TZ11llC,7Zfll.,'X PICRI.
Success is Zolrzlv goal
In the field of science
One admirable girl is
That she can do every
.Vcrtalir Maazdvll,
HC. Gordon is really handy,
job, is the truth to tellffN.-XT,-Xl,lli MAN
In editing the journal and Foreword she's dandy.flllQRNlCli GOIXIXYXI
SOCIETY
f1'r11111c has no problem when it comes to love.
Paul I,intleman is her turtle dove.-'Ili r1'X NNE GITORGIC
Skliflflhll always talks of Stan, N
Everyone knows that he's her nian.-lfI,,-XYNE RUTH
Even though Conkiciv a little girl,
She plays a big part in the social whirl.-CORRINI2 N:XTH.'XN
51111111 SIi1'L't'1'I1ItIlI, talkative and keen,
In the hest places she's always seen.fSARqXl'l SlI,YI2RM:XN
FASHION
GIIIQUT' C'111'fn'11f1'1' will soon find riches,
If she makes use of all her stitches.fVIRGINIA CARI'lfN'l'l2lv
They all stare at flf111'ly Frnizz in a parade:
The fashion world, she's sure to invade.-M,-XRTHA FRJXIN
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SPORTS
lmisvz' l?alk's fans in basketball and track
Become life-long friends, which he'll never lack,-LEIZER BALK
Burt broke the record when he swam fast g
His' fame for this will always last.-BURTON BRONK
Frank Goodman, the man we know best,
Kept the football team well dressed.-FRANK GOOD-MAN
Lifting weights keeps Bernie strong,
Stick with him and you won't go wrongf-BERNARD KALB
FORECAST
Fair and sunnv is Sara Fogefs forecast,
XVe hope her future matches her past.-SARA FOGEL
Conroe will make history in future years,
As the one who pinned back Sammie's ears.-GEORGE GOLDSTEIN
Small in stature. but big in heart
ln the world of aviation Ed'll play a part.-EDVVARD SHILEN
COMICS
Never a frown, always a smile,
Donnie keeps happy all the while.-DONALD SCHVVARTZ
LOVELORN
ff11'I77IfF is our lover boyg
VVith many a woman's affections he'll toy.-JAMES KOFCHUR
CLASSROOM BONERS
Joan, the majorette, caused all the clamor
When Mr. Blitz couldn't find his hammer.-JOAN GARBER
Herbie Richman must have been born late,
For being unpunctual is still his fate.-HERBERT RICHMAN
FINANCE PAGE
Stocks and bonds may fall and rise
But a friendship with Ruth never dies.-RUTH CHERNOW
CLASSIFIED ADS
Ruth W alochikls sweet and nice to know
Because she's always so much on the go,-RUTH VVALOCHIK
Friendly, generous, helpful and sincere,
Everyone's glad that Charilee Alexanderlr here.-CHARILEE .ALEXANDER
Tall and blonde and oh so terrific,
That's Anna Harlasz to be specific.-ANNA HALASZ
Dorothy Hornichak. one swell lass,
Doesn't need a push to pass.-DOROTHY HORNICHAK ,
Every minute C arl's here,
The room is filled with lots of cheer.-CARL LAWRENCE
Sara Orlando, here's to you,
For being a good scout through and through.-SARA ORLANDO
Inn Ruperto is Schenley's giftg
If you're in trouble, he'll give you a lift.-JAMES RUPERTO
Have you met our Dorothy Peat?
She's the girl that's nice and neat.-DOROTHY PEAT
Inn PoIi's the guy to meet,
If you're hungry and want to eat.-JAMES POLI
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TH EA T RE
lVitli mu' llnffiv, mme coiiiprwe,
Slim-'s Lzuul 'l'lll'llt'l' with refl l1z1i1'.-lJC7RfVl'HY .XRUNSQA
li.vfuIIf"s 21 girl wl1o's really fine.
llc-1' class play role has iuacle liei' sliiiic-.fl2S'l'lfl,l.lC RUSICNPI lxl
Hur actress friend is Lois Suzifq
Slim' is unc xvlufll make Il llit.-LUIS SHIT
,-11111 SflilI.S'Ull cam really sing:
bluy tu tlic world slick sure to l11'i1ig.f,'XNN STINSON
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FRONT ENTRANCE
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Teacher-Mr. Charles T. Roller
President . ., .,.,. . .. ...,..,...,. f ...... ....,...............,.,......... ..,...,.. R 0 bert Selker
Vice President ...., ., Thomas Risacher
Secretary .... ,. ,. . ......, Harold Silverman
'llreasurer . ,.... , .,....... .... l .awrenee D. Greenberg
Foreword Representative .,.. . ..,.. .. ......,...... ., .loan Sherman
Student Council Representative .,,.,. .......,.,.,,.i.... ...., l C leanor lloniger
"jane .Xrdenn is an ambitious young miss.
XY'hen singing, Rose reminds us of this.-Rose Pasach
janet Feigenbaume-hlanet's smile makes her head of the class:
liven "I7ritzie Ritz" can not compete with this lass.
"Becky Grog'g'ins" is intelligent and sweet,
'loan has the brains and her looks are a treat.-joan Sherman
Maxine Reidbordgkutomatieally one looks in "Minnie Ha-Cha's" direction.
lint what about hlaxines bangs and complexion?
Gentility reigns with little Arlyne.
Like "Too, Too Devine" she's a young man's dream.-Arlyne Yarchever
Mary Foner-There is simply nothing "XYonder XN'oman" can't dog
The versatility of Mary will stand out too.
lileanor Stoelier who is sweet and serene,
l'ortrays as does "Candy," the typical teen.-Eleanor Stoeher
Shirley Slone-"Maggie" has wondrous pep and vitality,
Hut Shirley is our choice of "The Personality."
"Tillie the 'l'oiler" is simple and neat:
Shirley Sporman qualifies for this feat.-Shirley Sporman
Kitty Brown-"Lois Lane" has a reporter's attire,
Kitty wears the robes of our A Cappella Choir.
Each room has a Marilyn, We hope for them,
For just like "Little Iodine," she's quite a gem.-Marilyn Cohen
Carole Sternberg-The figure of "Daisy Mae" is a dreamy
Take Carole for she fits this, it's easily seen.
Fay Steinberg is pretty, a charming young' lass.
Like "Brenda Starr," the fellas come running, en masse.-Fay Steinberg
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Janice Smith-Janice Smith is as sweet as she seems,
Like "Anime Rooney" she's t'he girl of our dreams.
"Blondie" in her family keeps the reigns in her hands,
Shirley Weinert will do well with whatever she plans.-Shirley Weinert
Eleanor Doniger-Eleanor's the twirling demon with lots of will.
Like "Superwoman" she has agility and skill.
Tommy's full of pep and joy,
Like "black Armstrong," an All-American boy.-Thomas Risacher
James Rosen-jimmy's really the toast of the school,
Like "Captain Easy," he's not easy to fool.
Din'kle's a whiz on the athletic field,
Like "Flash Gordon" he's never known to yield.-Harold Silverman
Lawrence Greenberg-Larryls great on the 88 keys,
Like "Fearless Fosdick," lheis always sure to please.
Harvey's really an actor supreme,
Like "Smi1in' jack," he's -peaches and cream.-Harvey Waldholtz
Robert Selker-Bobbyls certainly got what it takes,
Like "Li'l Abner," he'll get all the breaks.
Normieis always up in t-he air,
Like "Hollywood johnnief' he's got talent to spare.-Norman Eisenstat
Bert Skirboll-Bert is surprisingly full of joys,
Like "Steve Roper," he's one of t'he boys.
Tom is definitely man-of-the-year,
Like "Jungle Jimf' he lives in high gear.-Thomas Moore
George Wilson-George is wonderfully lively and quick,
Like the well-known "Tracy," w'hose first name is Dick.
Davey's got a lot on the ball,
Like our friend the "Lone Ranger," he's handsome and tall.-David Israel
David Davis-David's really a girl's ideal,
Like "Major Hoople," he's got a good sipiel. H
XVill is comparable to Harry James,
Like the famous "Red Ryder," he's sweet on the flames.-William Pervin
Merle Wolfson--Merle is one great football man,
Like "Sonny Brawnskif, he's no also-ran.
Eclidie's got a terrific left hook,
Like "joe Palookaf' he's in everyone's book.-Edward Lazo
Herbert Rubinfield-Herby's got wonderful curly, blond hair,
Like "Knob'by Walsh," he doesn't have a care.
Donnie is a camera hound,
Like "Flash-Bulb Casey," his theories are sound.-Donald Labovitz
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Teacher-Miss Elizabeth Warnock
President ............ ..................,....,.........,.,....,.,.....,,.....A....,...,....,...., R obert Verbin
Vice President A... ,.,..... S amuel Rosen
Secretary .,.... ,.,.,..... Lydia Goodman
'l'reasurer .,.. . ,.,......,.A....,......,.,...... .,,.,,,.........,.,...... E mma Sill
Foreword Representative ............... ..,,... ly fary Catherine Hull
Student Council Representative ..,......4..,.4.....,,4.........,.,,,........... Audrey Recht
Here are the talents that you may ffind,
By reading the names that are underlined.
To our teacher, Miss Warnock, our thanks we will give.
XYe'll never forget her as long' as we live.
.X good-natured fellow is Prof. Bill Banks,
For being' in our class we offer our thanks.
Tom Beeler with his southern drawl,
'VVill cause many a lucky girl to fall.
Of Barbara Bloomfield, everyone knows,
That she brings laughter wherever she goes.
VVherever there is fun and cheer,
You're sure to see Sara Clevenger.
Cril1ey's the last name, the first ll3.l1'l6lS Lew,
.X better fellow, we don't know. Do you?
D'Alessandro is a mighty long name,
But with it. Alfred, will make his fame.
Alan Gerson, Profundo Superb, '
His thoughts from music will never swerve.
Lydia Goodman, good-looking and clever,
NVe know 'her friendships will never sever.
He happy-go-lucky, never frown,
Is Flo Harris' message to the town.
Mary Hu11's ready laugh and pleasant smile,
VVill win her 'friends and merits by the lllilff.
To Norma tlileanor Powellj Keys, we lend this name,
ller dancing feet will bring her fame.
Quite deserved honor and a coveted position,
VVill reward Erma Kovacs' friendly disposition
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Oh, to be but stranded on a lonely raft,
With that black, wavy-haired Karl Kraft.
VVe all have traits that suit us to a "T",
But none like Edith Krasn0W's personality.
Fine musicians are always in the need,
So Arlene Levinson will surely succeed.
Smiling Pete Lopez, full of sport and fun,
Those girls of his will surely keep him on the run
lVit'hout a care, without a peeve, A
'l'hat's Mathew, and his first I1211llC'S Steve.
A basketball star is our joe Nagy,
Quick and nimble and always cagy.
There's a girl in our class named Hazel O'She1l,
Loyal and faithful and true as a bell.
A girl who is lots of fun to know,
ls our very own, Irene Perlow.
To be as smart as Audrey Reicht,
ls the goal which we all select.
Sammy Rosen, always on the go,
He'll never be forgotten as one swell joe.
Every class has some one to get rid of Woe,
So we give that laurel to Ruth Scoratow.
Quick with a smile, and full of fun,
ls Emma Sillg yes, she's the one.
You don't need magic or even radar,
To see a swell fellow in Harold Smolar.
One of the nicest girls in our class,
ls Marjorie Taylor, a quiet lass.
A swell girl whom we're glad we've met,
ls Anna Thomas, whom we won't forget.
Though new to the class, she fell into line:
Elvira Unger soon proved herself fine.
The president of our class, Robert Verbin, V
Un 'his many duties, is always servin'.
With her brown hair and flashing eyes,
Rita Watts should win a prize.
Christine Williams with her subdued little voice,
Has made her the room's quietest by unanimous choice,
Shirley Wolfson, the sprite of our room.
Will always be able to banish Old Gloom.
We now say farewell to Room 3563
Weive had a good time and we've taken our licks:
Yes, now a good-bye to the pride of them all,
Third floor annex, halfway down the hall.
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lt is lldllltiflllly rlecumtcrlg it is :Lu iclezll romu for rezlcliuff.
elle Bibrary
The Taylor .Xllclerclice High School library is one of the finest equipped
ihraries in the city. It is well-stcmckecl with hooks, both factual zmrl fictitious:
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LIBRARY CLUB
Sponsor: Mrs. Margaret H. McMick1e, Librarian
Miss Dixon, Assistant Librarian
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00172 372
Teacher-Miss Mary Brennan
President ..,..................................................................,.,.......,.,,.,..,...... julia Sabo
Vice President ..,..,.....,,.,...,...A..... ..........,, .............,,.,.,....A,....... . N lex Banderinko
Secretary-Treasurer ..,,.n.....A........, ......... . anna Bakaysza
Foreword Representative .,.....,..,.... ......,.,...... S 'hirley Lieber
Student Council Representative .... ..,....,. ,....,....,.....,,....,.,,. B a rbara XYolfson
TllOM.AXS .-NRiC'HlB."Xl.D: XYe shall always remember him for his lyric tenor
and good looks.
.-XLEX BANDTERINKO: Our genial vice president is very effective with his
quiet manner and his friendly smile.
RHKJDQX MAE ISQXYER: This tall, slender lass with a pleasing disposition
will certainly reach her goal.
M.-XTTl-IEXN' BRUXNN: Mack is a fellow agreeable to know. He likes base-
ball, dancing and Du-ke Ellington.
MYRNA BROXVN: XVe all wonder what this girl with her sincere smile and
velvet eyes likes in addition to sports.
-ll':.'XN CLARK: Likes softball and dancing: and when she is not dreaming
about Ronald Reagan. she spends her time sewing.
1QATHE'RINE CLARK: Stuidious and friendly, her graceful appearance and
pretty blue eyes are a great asset to Modern Dance.
P.-XT ITOLEY: Has a most serious, sedate attitude when walking into class.
although he's the most jovial fellow outside.
EUGENIQ GELLIQR: The good natured clown of 372, who is also an athlete,
is liked by everyone.
-IOHN GTGLIOTTI: His profound love for horses. his modesty and ambi-
tion. make hlohn an interesting fellow.
ARTHUR GR."XH.'XM: This tall, blond lover of sports will someday be ac-
claimed as a draftsman.
DOLORICS DeGRRGORIO: Vllhen not dancing to Brad Hunt's orchestra,
she may be found at the Hot Puppy Shop or writing letters.
ANN BAKAYSZA: Has all the qualities to make an accoimplished nurse-
sympathy, understanding, quietness, efficiency, and good looks.
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JULIA HOLECZY: A superb athlete, full of achievement, vitality and
sparkling iwit. '
JACK HOWE: Blond, with blue eyes which the girls notice, a mixture of the
right proportions-this is not always found.
FRANCIS LANNON: A fine pal, good-natured and always jolly-Gus will
al'ways'glide through life.
SHIRLEY LIEBER: Conscientious and industrious-her beauty and her
friendly ways are great assets.
FRANCIS IMIKULA: Frank, ambitious, courageous, this gentleman will never
be behind the eightrball.
VVILMA MILLS: Pleasant disposition, her intelligence and looks, form a
'combination impossible to overlook.
LYNN H. NOAH: Our blond and sophisticated philosopher likes cars, trou-
bles and girls, and all three like him.
LOIS REDMAN: Genial, consistent, Lois is always ready to help everyone
and to promote worthwhile things.
RENEE KANN: Sparkling green eyes and flaming red hair, this sweet and
lovely lass will always cut a pretty figure.
JULIA SABO: With her looks, leadership and personality, Julia has made a
perfect president and set a standard worthy to attain.
JOHN SCOTT: His geniality, his mellow voice, and his skill on the trumpet
form a winning combination to start out in life.
-IOANNE SEILER: Cheerful, witty, alert, -loan is on her toes all of the time.
BARBARA SCHWARTZ: I-Ier attractive figure and satirical wit contribute
to her desired presence in every crowd.
DESSIE SIDBERRY: One of our nicest girls, quiet and reserved, she likes
' jewelry, Gregory Peck and sports.
-IEANNINE SIMMONS: This cute girl with an easy disposition takes a tre-
mendous interest in atfhletics.
GERALDINE SMITH: We could never find a finer athlete, a better sport.
or anyone else with so much grace and so lovely a voice.
HAROLD SOLENDAY: Strong, yet not so quiet-he knows what's going on
and his alert qualities make him Welcome any time.
STANLEY SULTANOV: Very cooperative, brainy-this chatterbox will al-
ways come out on top.
AIUDITH CERILLI: A very peppy young lady, with a lot of initiative, ex-
cellent in swimming.
VIVIAN GRIFFIN: Our Helen of Troy-her beauty and personality are
the desirable qualities which' attract her admirers.
AUDREY WILLSON: An active, intelligent young w-oman who will always
be a colorful asset to every fphase of society.
STANLEY SWINKLE: Our friendly, red-haired Irishman will always re-
ceive a hearty welcome wherever he goes.
THOMAS GRETZINGER: Girls, if physics and chemistry are present, you
do not have .much of a chance with this handsome "Brain.',
MARGARET DOELFEL: Quiet and sweet, intelligent and serious, Margaret
is a most agreeable companion.
BARBARA WOLFSON: Through her intelligence, leadership, and great mu-
sical talent she has accomplished results for her class and her school.
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Mm 353
Teacher-Miss Helen R. Bartrim
l'resident ...........,,,,.,.,.........,....,..,................,...,.............................,. Janet l'arker
Vice President ................,.....,..........,.....A..,..,...,............,........ Louise Greenwald
SecretaryfTreasurer ............,,.,...... ..,.....,.., I ioxie Fraley
,lforeword Representative ................ ,......... . -'Xnna Fazekas
Student Council Representative ...,..,....,.....,........... ,,,,....,.... E lla 'Rosenshine
Social Chairman .,,, , ,...,..,..,... ,,.,..,,....,.,...,...... .i.. ...,.,..,..,..... H e l en Rozensky
Singing is right up DORIS SCAVARIEUS line
And in the future, in this she'l1 be fine.
ANN MARIE VERRONE'S motto: "Silence is golden,"
Seems in her case to be a good omen.
Did you ever see MARJORIE DUSHAW when she wasn't busy?
Thatls where she got her nickname-"VVhizzyf'
ANNA FAZEKAS' jokes are ever a delight:
She is always cheery, pleasant, and bright.
Brightness in our room would we lack
ll"ithout a smile from BETTY REHAK.
ANITA GREENBERG, better known as "Smiling Gus"
ls forever making' a fuss.
JULIA CI-IEREVKA'S complexion and brown eyes-
That's where her real beauty lies.
Our surroundings would be darker
VVitliout our radiant JANET PARKER.
XYork in the Service Club would be stalled
IYithout the help of LOUISE GREENWALD.
HELEN ROZENSKY, our dark-haired lassie.
Is jolly, sweet and truly quite classy.
HX vivacious blonde from 353.
That's ROXIE FRALEY, and one you should see!
So full of life and never in gloom-
'I'hat's ELLA ROSENSHINE to complete our room.
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00172 429
Teacher-Miss jennie Norton
ljresident ..,....,.,. , ,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,4,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4 ,,,4,, l J atm Qutle
Vice President ,.,, .. ...hloan Xloriis
Secretary ..,..,..,..,., .,,.................,.,,, ,.,.. . , Sue Brown
Treasurer ...r..,, T ,.,..,. ..,...,...........,,,...., r,,,.,.,...r. D a ve Xinold
Student Council Representative .,..,. ,....,.,......,.,. C arol VX elss
Foreword Representative ..,......,.... .....,. S hirley Bltunenthal
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
We the Senior Class of 429 in the year nineteen hundred and loitv eight
being in full possession of our faculties lor so we're led to believej do heicbx
give and bequeath the following items and attributes to our fornier fellow
inmates 2
Maxine
To any
Shirley
Leaves
Audrey
Benjamin leaves her white sweater
girl who can wear it better.
Blumenthal, Miss Personality Plus,
every trait we consider "a must."
Bloom leaves her voice.
For some pupil of linnna's choice.
Twin desks are left by Ruth and Suzanne,
To get there each morning the Brown girls
The teacher and pupils could hardly wait
To see if the twins would again be late.
Francee Calfo leaves her skates
To another who at this sport rates.
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Cute and clever Patti Castle-need we enter detail
Has left her great ability in the field of fashion
Arlene Cohen, an artist of note.
Vllill some day receive some great lllEl.StC1'lS vote.
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Rosemarie Colarossi gives her hair so black:
The one who gets this, for beauty will never lack.
Friendly joan Craig, so graceful and tall,
Is ready to help you whenever you call.
Dolores Doyle leaves her needle and thread,
She's a girl about whom much can be said.
Shirley Hartstein will leave her sunny disposition
To win real friends will be her gifted mission.
VVhoever gets the cook book of Pattie Hendrix
Will never find herself in a kitchen-fix.
The lovely blue eyes of Joyce McVeigh
Are left to some girl with a winning way.
Rhea Molever leaves her cartoonist pen
That won her fame again and again.
Joan Morris gives up her place at the wall,
To another who will come next fall.
jean O'Connel1 leaves her charming manner
For which any one would wave a banner.
Diana Schmertz will give her sparkling eyes,
And all those traits that men idolize.
Carol Weiss carries the banner,
As 429's most able planner.
And there's Dave Arnold, our athletic star,
Who has made his name known here and far.
Richard Balukin, his economics book donates
To another of his ambitious schoolmates.
The gift of our hero john Brashear
Is his football suit and other gear.
Carl Citron leaves a bronze-lettered plaque,
With inscriptions of "know howl' to those who lac
John Dragan bequeatfhs basketball might,
To a player who equals him in height.
Marvin Eskin bestows his friendly way,
On every young man desiring to be gay.
Saul Green leaves his scientific brain,
So those coming on may also gain fame.
Jerry Iskovitz, an all round guy,
Leaves to posterity what money can't buy.
From Melvin Kouch a lock of hair,
lt's beauty will the girls ensnare.
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Bequeathed by Roy Lockhart-our senior class president
The charm and the friendliness which is so very evident
Farrell Rubenstein will leave his popularity,
Andywith it goes his keen jocularity.
Elliott Saltzburg bequeaths his special charmg
VVho receives this can come to no harm.
Howard Spector leaves his perpetual "A"
For another student, who is on the way.
VVitty gestures are left by Gilbert Weil,
To cause the undergrads to smile.
Eddy Whitehouse leaves his cheerful wit,
To the fellow who wants to make a hit.
Vtfitnessed by 2-
Charles Ton
jack Sonville
A1 Buquerque
Minni Apolis
Ida Ho
Phil Adelphia
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JUSTICE TRIUMPHS
lf we were tried
In a court of law
For all the things
That "no one saw",
And all the pranks
VVe'd ever committedg
.f'Xnd practical jokes
That we never admitted
Wlere suddenly and quite
:Nbruptly unveiled,
XVe'd spend the rest
Qf our lives well-jailed!
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Teacher-Mr. Ray R. Ralston
President .....,..A..,,.....,...,.......... A....,........,...................,..,. ..A..... F. c lwin Azen
Vice President ...,. .,........ Harvey Klein
Secretary .....,..,..,..,....4.......... A,,,,4,4, S anfofd Klein
Treasurer . ..,.....i,i..........,..,....., Ae,,4, R Obey-t Gguld
- Foreword Representative ....i....,.. r......,...,.. M arilyn Levv
Social Chairman ...........,..,.,,.,4..,........,.....,.,.... ...................,..,. I ra Groff
Student Council Representative ....i..,..,.,..,.... ,,...... R ichard Harrison
Presented by Room 452
Is this hit parade we bring to you:
Each song is quite representative
Of the way the different students live.
just tune your ears, be right on key:
Here are the kids with personality.
Handsome, intelligent, and an all-round swell guy is "My Hero," EDWIN
AZEN.
"Sonny Boy" is WILBUR BLITZ, who is alwavs spreading rays of joy.
Someone as charming and sincere as IRENE CHASS is t-he "Dream Girl"
of every fellow.
"Take Me Out to the Ball Game" is HERBERT CHESTER'S favorite theme.
for he's alwavs in there pitching.
Carefree RICHARD DAVIDSON'S favorite tune is "Don't Fence Me In."
Vklhoever wrote the song "A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody," must have had
ROSALYN EISNER in mind.
LEISL ELLENBOGEN is evervone's friend: she truly is "My Desire."
"Because" you are so dependable, JULES FELDMAN, we will always re-
member your efficient participation in all school activities.
The onlv wav to describe RICHARD GINSBURG is to say that he is "Fine
and Dandy."
"Dark Ifvesf' an engaging smile, and a radiant personality-all add up to
SEENA GOLDMAN.
"How Manv Hearts Have Von Broken," all the girls cry when handsome
ROBERT GOULD walks by.
As Long As I Live," I'll never forget the scientific brain, IRA GROFF.
Let's drink a toast to RICHARD HARRISON, for "He's a jolly Good Fel-
low."
You'll Never Know" how much we will miss the pleasure of being with
dashing HERBERT HELLER.
"The Girl That I Marry" will have to be sweet and kind as SEIMA HORVITZ.
"Night and Day" you can always depend upon RALLE ANN KAMENS to
extend a helping hand. , '
Blue Skies" are smiling at me when I'm with quiet and friendly HARVEY
KLEIN. ,
The Man I Love" is SANFORD KLEIN, because he is so nice and fine.
When our Head Majorette, JOAN KRAMER, struts by, it's time to "Strike
Up the Band."
"You're Lovely to Look Atf, MARILYN LEVY, and fun to be With, too.
"Too Marvelous for Wordsl' is HARVEY MANN, the Casanova of the class.
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Nowhere will you find a more dependable and true friend than "My Buddy,"
' MALVERN PODOLSKY.
Sweet as "Candy" and twice as nice, is MARILYN SCHACTER.
To happy-go-lucky IVAN SEGAL we say. "You Are My Sunshine."
And to slightly mischievous but always gay SUE SIEBERT, we cry "lady
Be Goodf'
"A Girl That I Remember" as outstanding in the class is clever and efficient
MITZI SHAPIRO.
MURRAY SHERMAN is "The Vagabond King"'g we know that he will
travel far.
PHYLLIS SOLOMON'S "Personality" is as charming' as her pleasing' manner.
"You VValk By" MARVIN SPOKANE and all the girls sigh.
"Dance, Ballerina" to ELAINE TEIFIELD we cry: her acting is also some-
thing to be shouted about.
There are "Smiles', that make us happy: there are "Smiles" that make us sad,
but the "Smiles" of PATSY VEXLER are the ones that we like best.
XYQ confess . . . XX
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Hooking classes,
Forging passes.
Chewing gum,
Playing' dumb,
leasing Freshies
Cfoaxing for Cs.
Sneaking smokes,
'e're guilty
WE CONFESS
Cracking jokes.
Coming' in late.
Thinking we rate.
XYe confess . . . NYG-'re guilty.
And before they send us all away,
NYC have one last thing' to say,
"lf they gave us another chance,
XVe'd pull the same old song and
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Teacher-Dr. W. 1. Wagner
President ..... . ., . .,,.,...... ....,......,...,,......A........,..W.,.,.,. ...,. , . . Agiies liruun
Vice li,l'6SlflCl1lI . . ....,., . Madeline Tupi
Secretary A , ., . ...,.. ....,.,... ...,.,, X N 'alter Keklewich
'l'reasurer .,... ,....,..,..,......AA, . ..,., , .. Bruce Koses
Foreword Representative ..,,.,....................,......,......,.., .,........... - Xgnes Bruun
Student Council Representative .,,.,.,.....,.,..,.... . .......... Andrew Melzer
AMONG OUR BOOKS
LOUIS RAIN: T110 C'011.vfr1111' Lozw'
"lYhat a guy!" says each girl with a sigh
XVhen she sees our l.ouis passing hy.
NIYRNA l5ARNE'l"l': T110 l,iz'v1.v Lady
Quite a willing worker is she:
Therefore, a success she's hound to he.
NIOAN lllCR'l'l2N'l'HAl.: 1111mw11f .llv1'1'i11n'l1I
.loan is happy: she's never hlue:
Shes a friend-sincere and true.
AGNES BRUUN: .S'11r 1lvlIX tl Plzazzfmzz of l?r'11'g11I
To college. Agnes is definitely hound:
:Xt Pitt for the next four years she'll he found.
GIQURGE l5l.ACKHAl.l,: l1'1'tl1 tl High flair!
George is our tall and handsome One.
XVith a twinkling eye and a yen for fun.
LICON CANTOR: SUIIIK' Fallon' flu' Sell
For Uncle Sam's navy, Leon is hound:
Hell make as fine a sailor as can he found.
FRANK DUGAS: T110 lYlI1llfUJIfi0Illl'1 ClIlll'11I of .lfvn
Frank gains friends with his jolly smile:
His friendly ways make him quite worthwhile.
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REGIS KING: The Beloved Vagabond
Regis is a fellow whom all enjoy meeting,
For his cheerful "Hello" is a most pleasant greeting.
CHRISTOPHER EVANS: Live, Love and Learn
Chris is a newcomer to our roomg
His cheerful manner eradicates gloom.
FLORENCE LAZZOR: On Wings of Song
Flo is the girl with the beautiful voiceg
Of all the singers she rates first choice.
HERBERT LEFF: They Loved to Langh
A witty fellow with a ready pun,
With whom every one has had much fun.
ANN MATEY: The Bnsiness Girl
She gets work done in a quiet wayg
The best things of her are easy to say.
IRENE McCONNELL: Friendship
Cheerful and bright is just what we mean
When we give a sketch of our Irene.
ANDREW' MELZER: Men of Iron
In scholastic work, Andy's found at the topg
Towards achieving his goal, he'1l never stop.
IRA FARGOTSTEIN: Strict Joy
Ira's the fellow, we all agree,
Whose sense of humor is keen as can be.
HILDA FEHL: Smarter and Snzoother
Hilda is quiet, but she's intellectual:
In her work, she's most effectual.
MAUREEN HAID: She walks in Beauty
Maureen is the model of 454,
She's cute and sweet-the one we adore.
JOYCE HARSHBERGER: A flTlidSIllll7llC'I' Nighfs Dream
To illustrate fashions is 'Ioyce's ambitiong
S'he's certain to succeed in this longed-for position.
VVILLIAM HUGHES: You Are the Hope of the lflforld
Bill is quiet: he's shy and nice:
He's one of the finest in Allderdice.
W'ALTER KEKLEWICH: All American
Walt was at his best in l46,
When his football tactics were full of tricks.
BRUCE KOSES: Bring Along Laughter
To Bruce. the class proposes this toast:
"Here's to a football player of whom we can boast."
.IEANETTE O'SHELL: Friendship
Jeanette, a bookkeeper soon will be,
So happy-go-lucky and quite carefree.
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l.OlS ROTH: Lyric Laughter
Her smiling face and quiet ways
Wlin her loads and loads of praise.
Pl-lll,OMliN.fX SANTORA: Lvflr Talk 01107115 V011
Our Phil is an earnest, endearing young lass:
ln any profession, she'll top the class.
K,'X'llHl,li'l2N SCHLEMMER: Pm's01'1z1l1'ty Plus
Tats is a Cheerleader for good old T.A.g
She's attractive and kindlygwhat more need we sa
'IOHN SAINT-VINCENT: Mllltlf Clzcvr
Our flashing redhead whom we can see,
XVith witty replies is as quick as can lme.
EIJWVARD STEPHENS: Ifs Nice to Knott' Pcofvlc L
Eddy is a classmate just recently acquired
XN'hose friendly, easy manner is always admired.
KIAIJELINE TUPI: To Ham' and to Hold
.AX most efficient secretary Madeline will make,
XYhose work will he done without a mistake.
-IJXCK XVAIDAZ Ulzcim' 11 Lucky Star
'lack acquires friends day after day
XVith his comradely manner and pleasant way.
CAROL XVILDS: The Plmszrrc of Your Cl7llIf7lIllvX',
Carols desireis to hold a good positiong
To he a secretary her fondest ambition.
XVll.l.IS SUPl.liR: Great E.l'f'CCllfZlL1'0IlS
XVillis is quite a superior student
XVhose fairness and judgment are always prudent.
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President ,...,.,,...., .,.,...,..,,............,..,.........,.......,.... ...,....,. I r ene Kostik
Vice President . ...., ............i...........,..,....i........,.. ......,....,.i, D a n Dolsey
Secretary ,..,4i.,...,..i.....,......... ....,..,.. C atherine Shovel
Treasurer ........................,....... .......,........4.......,,.,..,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,.4A,i, L arry Raviqk
Foreword Representative .....,......,...,....,.,.,..,.,.......,..,........,.....,.. Shirley Klein
A right jolly boy is this JAMES PIIDW.-XRIJ AMOS:
His humor in Room 457 is famous.
PAUL BOROSS is, oh, such a nice guy:
The girls take one look and heave quite a sigh.
ANN BRACKEN is truly the girl with a voiceg
Our class agrees that she is the perfect choice.
GILBERT BRODY, with shoulders so very broad,
From all the girls, he surely gets the nod.
ANNABELLE BRUCE thought school quite nice:
But even she isn't willing to do it twice.
The sparkling charm of BOB 'CONRAD
Drives away gloom and anything sad.
NANCY CORMAN'S sweet disposition
ls a cure-all prescribed hy any physician.
A real fine student is GENE COVYIIEQ
But his game of chess is zing, zowie!
BOB DE MARTINO is always gay,
He's in jolly spirits every day.
DAN DOLSEY, so happy and gay,
VVill 'be delighted on "No Mo Day."
There are not many girls as sweet as SUZZY DUNAY,
XVho'll do anything for you, and without delay.
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Wfhen MICHAEL ECONOMOS tries to make up his mind
It's just like the weather, the unpredictable kind.
BARBARA EVANS likes to be fashionably late,
At church and school, but never for a date.
JAMES FREEMAN is a tried and true friend,
A relationship that we all will hate to end.
Wie give ROBERT GHEN a real citation
For having his own radio station.
BETTY GREEN is really quick to learn,
She must have made the midnight "coal-burn."
Everyone likes the friendship of JAMES KLEINg
His manners in class have really been fine. .
Faithfully heeding the latest fashion book,
SHIRLEY KLEIN has developed the real new look.
IRENE KOSTIK is a girl who is most beguiling,
That is because she is always found smiling.
JEANNE MARINO, our seamstress sublime,
Is very dependable and always on time.
If you feel like gazing into bright blue skies,
You might as well look into DONALD MILL'S eyes.
In ANN NICHOLAS we have a wonderful friend,
Whom we'll always remember when our school days end.
LARRY RAVIICK made homeroom a joyful riot,
Ask him, t'here's no chance that he will deny it.
Now, in every homeroom class there's a beautg
But we have the best, CATHIE SHOVEL'S so cute.
MONICA SIMONYAK a quiet, sweet lass,
Has been a grand member of our homeroom class.
ALBERTA SMITH has such charm and poise,
She's very good at enchanting the boys.
ELINOR SYNA if given a chance,
VVill show what she knows of modern dance.
SUE TEIGER is a lovely girl with dark brown hair:
She never has a worry and never has a care.
ETI-IEIL JEAN TATTON so little and sweet,
According to us she is hard to beat. A
For BETTY TONDORA, such a gentle, shy maid,
Our heartiest friendship never will fade.
MARILYN WAGMAN whose attire is so neat
Will design costumes that will be complete.
MELVIN WAX so friendly and bright,
A wonderful pal and a teacher's delight.
JOHN YALCH does what etiquette advises to dog
He's quiet, and speaks when he's spoken to.
In our homeroom we have a gay blade,
The fame of TOM CROW will surely never fade.
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now Something, Q0 Sonzeffziizq, .Be Something
"Ralph Gross, Stuart jameson, Alice Martin, . . . " Names and more
names . . . hundreds of them, all of them important to only a few people besides
their owners, but all with one thing in common. They had finished twelve years
of school. Some had started in the same school in the first grade, with the same
teachers and had progressed the entire twelve years together, but most met dur-
ing the remaining two or three years. These were the highlight years, the ones
freshest in memories, studded with good times and sad times, joyous spring days
and dull, dreary, hard-working winter days . . . loves and heartaches, dances and
parties, football games and cokes afterward-all of this is recalled now that it is
over. The gay times seem just a little gayer, and the blue ones just a little
sadder. The problems are now laughed at, and a touch of nostalgia creeps into
remembrance of the laughing times at lunch and the evening gatherings.
Now the group, for the most part, will separate and go different ways. Some
to school, some to work, and some to think it over a little longer. The boys worry
over the futureg the girls can afford to smile and wait and see what happens.
For most, the road will be harder from here on. Each in his' chosen field, be it
steelmaking or painting, writing or selling, must start at the bottom. Some will
compete for jobs with college graduates, but they too have had much the same
opportunities. Many will go to work. and by sweat and tears try to rise to the
topg and others, many, many others may never see the top. Some will marry:
others will spend lonely lives. Some may utterly fail: others will be civic leaders.
But all have profitted by the past twelve years, and all will continue to reap the
glories of life as they recall the words, UKNOVV SOMETHING, DO SOME-
THING, BE SOMETHING."
. . . we are builders . . . we are detrrminccif'
These strong phrases might well have been uttered by any Allderdice stu-
dent. For we are determined to build both mind and body to the extent of their
capacities. Such determination is witnessed in the spirited participation in the
varied activities which our school offers.
The physical and the mental talent of every individual must coordinate.
VVell-balanced citizens are a necessity, not only during a crisis, but always. De-
mocracy depends upon the people who function in it. It is such citizens that
Allderdice aspires to produce.
" . . . we are builders:" builders of a new and strife-free world, builders of
a fearless and constructive periodg builders, tirelessly working toward ultimate
good.
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Teacher-Mr. Barnes
FIRST SEMESTER
Each pupil in school has some work he must dog
But we have two tasks to fulfill.
Each morning in class our school subjects pursue,
To real jovbs we then turn with a will.
THELMA E. ADREON-leaves her ability on roller skates, but carries along
her sincere appreciation of fthe retailing course.
RALPH EDWIN BARNETT-does not leave his hob'by which is a certain
person named "Butch," but he remembers the Marching Band as his
favorite activity.
SIDNEY R. FINKELSTEIN-leaves his favorite subject, jewelry, to aspiring
craftsmeng but he carries with him the desire to become a jeweler.
ERWIN MARKS-leaves his aversion for "silly girls," but will always re-
memlber the friendly students of Allderdice. '
DOROTHY j. SOPOLIGA-leaves her place in Modern Dance to some zealous
choreographerg but she will ever recall the friendly faces of her schoolmates.
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Officers
l1l'CSlilCllt ,..,.. .. .. ,.,,. ..,. . .Shirley Eelker
Vice President . ..,, ....,... N 'eronica Serecsin
Secretary ..,..... . ..,.A......... . .,,.,..,.... .lean Carter
rll1'6ZlSLl1'C1' .. .. ,,..... ........,............., ....... X f alera Liselnier
l:lJl'6XVUl'Cl Representative , .,.A,.,...,.... ..... . .Shirley Goldstein
Student Council Representative .. ......,......... jean Carter
Distributive Education Class
Musical Numbers
l5lRlJE'l"l'A BAKER-leaves her engagement ring in -lO5gi'1fvplc Hlossoln
Hvt'ddI.ll-Q'
MARY l3ELLlNlf-tiny, cute, and lovalmlefl IItI'Z'1' Hui Om' Heart
-IEAN C.-XR'l'ER leaves her jokes to the next class in Distributive Education-
.lly Old Flame
,IEANNE GLACEAeloses the door to Room -lO5fOjwn flu' Door, Richard
SHlRl.EY GOLDSTEIN-Cliucli's ever-loviiig f1'iemlYNfm' lx H10 Hour
,lUl.l.'X M.-XRRONEfleaves her red hair to the next "Rusty"-To Enflz His
Own
CHUCK l.EXVlSfis westward lJOUl1ll'50llfj of Hn' Riffx
YERONICJX SERECSINfluequeatlis lier lmeret to the next artist-Just Igl'l'tll1S1'
BETTY MORREl,l,-donates her spectacles to the next professor-lily Hill
.IAMES XVElSERftl1ose extraordinary tics for Sllfllflllllj' Unto
GEORGE TICHI-hoping always that lie has twenty CCl1tS-51110160 Cvfx in
Your Eyes
.IACK XYHITEHOUSE-leaves for Australia to be Near Yam
YALERA LISCHNER-tall, terrific lady. and our class l11'ain-lffazftiflzl Lady
SHIRLEY FELKER--we'll always relnemlvei' our favorite UlJ1'CSH-HUCIlI1.VL'
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Dorothy Lois Aronson
Edwin Allan Azen
Wilbur Frank Blitz
Agnes K. Bruun
Carl David Citron '
Kalman Joseph Cohen
Anna Leigh Fazekas
Hilda Fehl
Sara Fogel
Mary Foner
Jack K. Greenberg
Thomas Gretzinger
Rhoda Mae Bayer
Thomas S. Beeler
Shirley Mae Blumenthal
Ruth Brown
Suzanne Brown
Robert Charles Conrad, Jr.
Albert R. Daquilante
Margaret R. Doelfel
Dolores Doyle
Eleanor Doniger
John E. Dragan
Marjorie Grace Dushaw
Liesl M. Ellenbogen
Jules Jay Feldman
Marian K. Fischman
Martha A. Frain
Jeanne Louise George
Frank Carl Goodman
Seena Marilyn Goldman
Bernice Joan Gordon
Herbert Paul Gordon
President-Roy Lockhart
Vice President-Farrell Rubenstein
Secretary-Andrew Melzer
Treasurer-Robert Selker
HONOR GRADUATES
High Honor
Herbert Heller
Marion Jeanne Hibbard
Seima Horvitz
William Frank Hughes
Ralle Ann Kamens
Harvey Klein
Sanford Morton Klein
Arlene Levinson
Marilyn Friedberg Levy
Harry Martin
Jacqueline Lou Miller
Honor
Lawrence David Greenberg
Richard Matthew Harrison
Renee Kann
Ilene Kitman
Tema Kleber
Shirley Klein
Erma A. Kovacs
Joan Carol Kramer
Donald H. Labovitz
Edgar R. Lindenberg
Natalie Shirley Mandell
Jeanne Louise Marino
Andrew Earnest Melzer
Francis Mikula
Donald Leroy Mills
Elsa Margaret Morris
Louise E. Nolan
Zola Perl
Marilyn Ruth Phifer
Malvern Paul Podolsky
Lawrence Ravick
Maxine Rose Reidbord
Ann Hazel Nicholas
William Joseph Pervin
Audrey R. Recht
Elizabeth Rehak
Farrell Rubenstein
Robert George Selker
Joan Sherman
Elizabeth Slocum
Elinor Lee Syna
Barry Leon Tarmy
Melvin Gerald Wax
Carol Weiss
James Alan Rosen
Helen Lea Rozensky
Julia M. Sabo
Marilyn Susan Schacter
Sandra R. Schlesinger
Diana Schrnertz
Marilyn Jean Schwartz
Maxine Mitzi Shapiro
Sally Reon Shapiro
Emma Marie Sill
Annabelle Slome
Lois Ellen Smit
Marilyn Ruth Stewart
Willis Lee Supler
Myron Swartz
George Tichi
Betty Tondora
Miki Turets
Ann Marie Verrone
Harvey A. Waldholtz
Barbara Joan Wolfson
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jflurence Qllbahan
who passed zzviwgy on .Uwflz 30, 19-L8
She will continue to lifve
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Barbara Qilaine Ziaart
fl flower bloomeaf, ami, .vwmner yef,
it 1051 lfze buf! if boreg
H141 sri!! 'NJ spring, 'wfzere in our lfearfy,
Ifze rose blooms ever more.
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DRAMATIC ENGLISH CLASS
Penelope Sycamore ....
Essle .......,.,,....... ........ ..,....
Trudy ......,,.....,,...,........,.
Paul Sycamore .,....
Mr. De Pinna .,..,.....
Ed .,.,........,..... ...........
Herman ,.......,...,.........,.
Martin Vanderhof ,...
Alice ..,............,...,.......,,.
Henderson ...,.... ....,
Tony Kirby ..............
Boris Kolenkhov .....
Gay Wellington .......
Mr. Kirby ....,..........
Mrs. Kirby ..........,.
Three Men .,.......
Olga ,....,........
Director and Technic
Painting ...........,........r.,..
CAST
,Dorothy Aronson, Mitzi Shapiro
Elaine Teifeld, Eleanor Doniger
,Tema Kleber, Estelle Rosenberg
Harvey Klein
Pervin
.,...,.........jack Greenberg
Robert Gould
Harvey Waldholtz
'f'jQAiIi'iVr'JfriEiQ' Janet Feigenbaum
Gilbert Weil
...,...1-larry Martin, Willis Supler
....,.Ira Groff
Kitman
Selker
.. Joan Kabet, Ralle Ann Kamens
.........Sanford Klein, Norman Eisenstat
' DIRECTION
.Diana Schmertz, Sorley Snyder
al Adviser ......,.....,....,.,............,............... Miss Jocelyn June Reston
...,..,..,...Miss Norton and Art Students
Scenery Construction .,....,,...,....,...... ,, ....... Mr. Liberator and Special Shop Crew
Printing .......... ..,......,.....,,.... ,...,...,........,...,. M r . Engelmeier and Students
Costume Design ........,. .,........,..,.......,..,,,.... M rs. Bush and Students
Set Design .... ........,, ....,..... ,..,... M i ss Norton, Kathleen Schlemmer
General Management .......,.. .....,..,........,.............,..,.......... M iss Elizabeth Wagenknecht
STUDENT STAFF
Stage Manager ,......... .,...,...........,............................... .....,. W i lliam Pervin
Assistant to Director ........ .,,..........................,.....,....,. ..,.....,... C a rol Weiss
Bookholder .... ,..........., .,.....,....,... S h irley Lieber
Program ..,,...........,.....
Prop Manager 4.........
Costume Chairman ..,...
Make-up Chairman ..
Publicity Chairman ..
Photographer ......,.....
Secretaries .... ..
Bernadine Kamins
Bernadine Kamins
Joan Kabet
..........Marian Fischman
.,....,,.......,.....,........,..Maureen I-laid
Jacobson
...,....I1ene Kitman, Sorley Snyder
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COMMITTEES
Costumes ..,.... ...........................,. J oan Kabet, Estelle Rosenberg, Maureen Haid,
Willma Mills, Jeanette O'Shell
Props ....,.. ..,...., B ernadine Kamins, Tema Kleber, David Israel, Hilda Felxl,
Harvey Waldholtz, Joanne Craig, Robert Selker, Mary Foner
Publicity ........ ................,...,.......,.... M aureen Haid, Eleanor Doniger, Harry Martin
Make-up ........ ,...,......4.,....,...................... M arian Fischman, Mary Foner, Marilyn Levy,
Marilyn Schacter, Doris Scavariel
Sceneryu, Kathleen Schlemmer, Mary Foner, Lois Smit, Arthur Armstrong,
Norma Dittner, Norma Trust
Sound Effects and Pyrotechnics ...........,,.....,.,,... Jack Greenberg, Tom Gretzinger, Saul Green
Printing ..............,..,,. Mervyn Spick, Paul Tomanio, Tom Colgan, Alvin Kravetz, joseph Stoup,
Norman T. Azen, Ronald Formichella, Walter Lowman, Melvin Wax,
Clyde Henry, Joe Waller, Fred Wertheimer, Edward Fitzhenry
Set Construction ........,........... John Gigliotti, Bernard Hirsch, William Toth, George Lopeta,
Angus MacDonald, joseph Grezmak
Stage Crew ...,...... .........,, W illiam Pervin, Andrew Rosenberg, Harvey Horvitz, David Israel
STAGE CREW
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SERVICE CLUB
Sponsor: Miss Helen Bartrim
BOOKROOM CLUB
Sponsor: Miss Josephine Guarino
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HALL STAFF
Sponsors: Mrs. Ethel Hynes, Mrs. Irene K. Bain
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LUNCH ROOM STAFF
Sponsor: Miss Elizabeth Wagenknecht
CLUB
Sponsor: Miss Alva Held
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Sponsor: Miss Diantha W. Riddle
FOREWORD REPRESENTATIVES
11th GRADE
FOREWORD REPRESENTATIVES
12th GRADE
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FOREWORD REPRESENTATIVES 9th GRADE
FOREWORD REPRESENTATIVES 7th-Sth GRADES
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ACTIVITIES GROUP
Director: Miss Elizabeth Wagenknecht
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STUDENT COUNCIL
Sponsor: Miss Elizabeth Wagenknecht
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SENIOR DISCUSSION CLUB
Sponsor: Miss Elizabeth Wagenknecht
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SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB
Sponsor: Mr. Thomas Davies
MICROSCOPE CLUB
Sponsor: Mrs. Mae Weber Smith
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Sponsor: Mrs. Mae Weber Smith
CAMERA CLUB
Sponsor: Mrs. Nancy Snively
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BOTH SEMESTERS
RooM 312
ROOM 428
ROOM 361
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LATIN CLUB
Sponsor: Miss Yetta Kamler
FRENCH CLUB
Sponsor: Miss Edna Todd
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GERMAN CLUB
Sponsor: Miss Mary Brennan
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Sponsor: Mr. Edward Caye
CHESS
GIRLS' CHESS CLUB
Sponsor: Mr. Edward Caye
BOYS' CHESS CLUB
Sponsor: Mr. Edward Caye
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GREENHOUSE CLUB
Sponsor: Mrs. Nancy Snively
FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA
Sponsor: Miss Bertha Mitchell
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Sponsor: Miss Florence Bechtel
Y-TEENS
Sponsor: Miss Eleanor Burdick
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SHORT WAVE CLUB
Sponsor: Mr. Herbert A. Lewis
HI-Y CLUB
Sponsor: Mr. George Phillips
MAJORETTES
Sponsor: Mr. john Irwin
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Gff Work
REHEARSAL
ORCHESTRA PRACTICE
JEWELRY
JEWELRY
ORCHESTRA
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DEPARTMENT INSTRUCTORS
Mr. Roy Dietz-Band
Mrs. Dorothy Meyer-junior Music
Miss Emma Steiner-Voice
Miss Laura Zeigler-Orchestra
STRING QUARTET
BRASS ENSEMBLE
ORCHESTRA A
Director: Miss Laura Zeigler
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ORGANISTS
ORCHESTRA B
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HARMONY CLASS
Teacher: Miss Laura Zeigler
JUNIOR ORCHESTRA
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HARPISTS
CLARINET QUARTET
MARCHING BAND
Director: Mr. Roy Dietz
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HORN QUARTET
BAND A
Director: Mr. Roy Dietz
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VOICE GROUPS
Director: Miss Emma Steiner
SOLOISTS
GIRLS' CHORALE
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HISTORY WAS MADE HERE
I11 the Allderdice cafeteria-when they served turkey pie!
In the second floor annex-when somebody actually threw a candy wrapper in a
rubbish can!
In the prom committee meeting-when they all agreed on a band!
At the tickets seller's machine-when they had Sc lunch CllCCkS,1l12lI'kECl "Sc"!
At the Wall-wheil not a soul was smoking!
In typewriting class-when no one used an eraser all day!
ln study hall-when everyone was studying! I
In the swimming pool-when no one complained that the water was cold!
ln English class-when Miss Riddle didn't assign an investigative theme!
On the first day of school-when an Allderdician gave a 7B the right directions!
ln the 3rd floor annex-when not one little boy brought a water pistol to school!
In Mr. Colborrfs Chemistry class-when everyone made an "A" on the math test.
In the locker room-qwhen no one shoved anyone else out of his way!
In the journal staff-when everyone got his assignments in on time!
At the smokestack-when VVestinghouse painted it free of charge.
In the cafeteria--when the jukebox made music.
On the lawn-when it regained its natural beauty.
At Christmas time-when Allderdice had a Christmas tree in the cafeteria.
In -the auditorium-where a new curtain and drapes were hung.
ln the halls-when decorated containers appeared.
At the assemblyh-when a real movie actor spoke-Harold Russel, star of The Best
Years of Our I.i'ves.
T.A.H.S.
OUR RADIO PROGRAM
I Deal ln Crime-Mr. Thomas
Von Bet Your Life-Chemistry
The S hadow-Hall Patrol
Quiet, Please--Library
The Star Theavter-Draniatic English
Truth or Consvqzwnces-Tliose tests!!!
OUR MOVIES .
Since You Went Away-lVIiss Dorothy Zeigler, Mr. Mills,
Dr. Korona
Valley of Decision-Office
C ood N mos-Diplomas
Lost W'c'c'kz'ud-"Daze after Prom"
OUR SONGS
Hora' Soon-Seniors' Last Day
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MAJORETTES
Sponsor: Mr. John Irwin
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CHEER LEADERS
Sponsor: Mr. Robert Irvin
GREEN KEY
Sponsor: Mr. John Irwin
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CHAMPIONSHIP SWIMMING TEAM
Instructor: Mr. Claude W. Sofield
1947 FOOTBALL SQUAD
Coach: Mr. Ernest Slessinger
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1948 TRACK TEAM
Coach: Mr. Rqbezt Irvin
BASKETBALL TEAM
Coach: Mr. john Irwin
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LIFE SAVING
Sponsor: Miss Margaret Mercer
WINNING HOCKEY TEAM
Sponsor: Miss Mary Allshouse
Julia Holeczy, Captain
HOCKEY PLAYERS
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Sponsor: Mrs. Katharyn Simms
OUTSTANDING GIRLS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Sponsor: Miss Esther Long
JUNIOR BASKETBALL WINNERS
Sponsor: Miss Mary Allshouse
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THE ALLDERDICE HALL -OF ATHLETIC FAM'E
Sportsmanship Leadership Ability
Chuck Ford, undoubtedly the most brilliant
of this year's basketballers, holds second high
scoring honors in the city. His amazing
shooting ability made him the spark for the
entire team. Chuck is a great sportsman
and a fine competitor.
Ron Schmeiser, captain of the 1948 edition
of Irwin's marauders, played cool. steady ball
all season. Ron's fine ball handling and con-
sistent scoring ability were the backbone of
the team. He was a truly outstanding leader.
Irv Greenberg, left guard of the basketball
team, was a key man in the 1948 campaign.
His aggressive play combined with good de-
fensive work made him an invaluable mem-
ber of the starting five. Irv is a two year man.
Ed Vangeloff, left end of the football team,
was one of the most dependable players on
the field. Steady, deliberate play singled Ed
out as a superior performer. His outstanding
pass receiving was equalled only by his great
defensive work.
john Brashear, the captain of this year's
football squad, was its most prominent mem-
ber. Both a great defensive and of-fensive
player, he was a fine example to his team-
mates. John also throws the discus on the
track team.
Arthur Markley, right guard of the football
team, played top flight ball all season. His
fighting, determined spirit was an inspiration
to his mates. A three year man, Arch runs
the 220 low hurdles for the track team.
A1 Ginsburg, key member of the track
team, has been an outstanding performer for
three years. He was a 'city leader in the
gruelling 440 yard run and is now a top man
on the mile relay team.
Roy Lockhart, crack 220 yard dash man of
the track squad, also excels in the broad jump
and on the half mile relay team. A boy with
tremendous speed and stamina, Roy ranks as
one of the most brilliant performers on the
squad.
Dan Dolsey, star of both the football and
track teams, performed with equal ability on
each squad. A great mile man, Dan's running
served him well as he quarterbacked the foot-
ball team all season. He is a two year man
on both teams.
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'Miracle of the Bells"-at lunc'h time
IT'S ALL IN A NAME
Sleep My Lovely"-in class
Gone With tihe Windl'-pupils at 3 :05
Song of My Heart"-Group A
Gent1emen's Agreementl' - Passing
answers on a test
The Fugitive" - P e r s o n escapmg'
from Mr. Thomas
The Secret Beyond the Door"-Mr.
McClymond's office
I Walk Alone"-after eating the po-
tato salad with the onions
Smart Politics"-In Mr. Colborn's
4th period class
Relentless"-Teacher's homework
'Crossfiren-Tests
'Good News"-Report cards? ??
'The Yearlingu-Freshies
'The Tender Years"-High school
RECORD MART
Sinole Gets In Your Eyes .i..,.i.......,....,...,.....,................ At the wall
Elnbraceable Yon .,....,.,......,... ....rr...,......,..,.......,... J oy Gendelberg
Dance Ballerina .,...,........,,.. ,.......i,.,..,,..,.,...,..... P hyllis Silverman
One Alone ,.....,..,...,. ......... H omeroom during 6th period
Personality .,.......,..,.,.,..,... .,,..,....,...r.................,.....,... -I . D. M.
I'Il Be Seeing Yon .........,.,,..., .,...,,.,........,.........,.. M r. Thomas
Those Little Vlfhite Lies ,,..,... ...,.,...,. C oming in late
Whispering ............i............ ,.,.,,........,........,......,. A ssembly
Fascinating Rhythm .....,,.,...,. ...,.................. O rchestra practice
I W ish I Knew ....,... ..........,....... .....,.. W h o took my English book
Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life .,....,... ...i...i,...,.,.........,....., G raduationl
WE'VE HEARD THAT LINE BEFORE n
"I'll bring in my excuse tomorrow."
"But, I wasn't talking."
"Did you write your article for the
Foreword?"
"Who wants to lbuy a raffle?"
Didn't anyone do his homework?',
"Are you still pledging?"
"Are you going to buy a ticket to the
Senior Prom?"
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How did you like the chemistry
test?" tThat's a silly questionj
Ps-s-st! VVhat's the answer?"
But, I do have a doctor's appointment
at two o'clock."
Did you study?" CWhom're we kid-
ding?j
'Be seeing you."
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THE 1948 ALLDERDICE
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SUPERIOR ENGRAVING CO.
312 BOULEVARD OF THE ALLIES
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Thotogmphy
HILL S STUDIO
214 N. HIGHLAND AVENUE
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MA YER PRESS
235 COLLINS AVENUE
C, g tulations and B H I
from the
TAYLOR ALLDERDICE
PARENT - TEACHER
ASSOCIATION
The
amma Phi Alpha
jraiernizy
congralulczzw :he gmafmting class and
salufes its graduating mefzzfnersc
KALMAN JOSEPH COHEN
NOIlM1XN 14:ISENS'I'A'I'
RICHARD ALAN GINSBERC3
IRA GROFF
IVIARVIN SPOKANE
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lpha Beta h1
amends in Jimere rongrzzfulafiom zo the
gmflmzting class of 1948
and lo zz:
graduating' members
ANN BRAKEN
RUTH BRONVN
SUE BROWN
JANET CRIBBS
MARY LOU GAERT
MARIAN HIBB.ARD
IVIARILYN PHIFER
BETTY SLOCUM
fi
NER
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The avaliers
extend best wishes zo the gmdfmtes of
Jrmzmry and June, 1948
IJONALIJ IXVIZRBACH 21'
HOWARD BERNSTEIN
PAUL FELMAN W
JOE FINERERO
JERRY FINN
IRVING GREENRERO PV
MYRON CIOLDBERG
ILTAVVRENCE CQROTSTE I N
EDWARD GURNE
JACK HOROVI'1'Z
BERNARD IQALB
HER13ER'I' LIMSI 1'
LVIIZLVIN JVIARKOVVITZ
HER15EIl'F MEYIEIKS
HERMTXN MOI,1'Z 'K
B ERNARD PEARLMAN
D
IDONALD PEARLSTEIN
JERRY ROSENBERO
RONALD ROSENBERL5
IJEONARD RO1'HAUS
FARRELL IQUBENSTE
HERl3E1lT RLTBINFIE
RONALD SCHMEISER
ALAN SKIRBOLI,
ALAN SNYDER
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HOWARD SPECTER if
MX'RON SWARTZ 4:
JACK XUEISS
LARRY XNEIZENBAUM
X Graduates
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The
Tau lpha u
Sororizy
'LC.'i.ff76.Y Z0 exzeml its congmzulcztiom to lhe graduating clam
and io iff gmzlurzfing members
' FEBRUARY 194-8
M1'1'z: Cowmv JANET SIGAI,
BARBARA TEX
JUNE 1948
:ELEANOR 1JONIGER PZLLA ROSENSHINE
CAROLE S'1'E11Nm2Rc:
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T U ETA ALPHA
mternity
'wishes to extend its hemftiest congmtztlations to the
Graduating Classes of 1948.
Regent Square
Gift Shop
fmvrlry -- Gifts - Toys
G'I'l'Cf'illg Cards
Lmzdiug Library
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ED GEWOOD, PA.
Colizpliments of
A FRIEND
Murray Ave. News
202-4 MURRAY AVENUE
fNear Hobart5
Magazines - Greeting Cards
Stationery
Jmkson 3496
Regent Pharmacy
A. T. and C. -I. Sidehammer
PHARMACISTS
Corner Braddock and Hutchinson
Avenues
EDGEWOOD, PA.
PEnI1urst 4014-4015
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C omplimenls lo zlze 1948 Cfass from
Theta u Sigma
SORGRITY
AGNES BRUUN
MARTY FRAIN
MARION LINES
EDNA LYDON
JEAN MOFFITT
ELSA MORRIS
JOAN MOIKRIS
KATHLEEN SCHLEMMER
SUE SEIBERT
.IEANNINE SIMMONS
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J.-Xckson 4311
I. BINSTOCK
J E W 12 L ER
IJizunonds-1Vatches-'I ewclry
Dispensing Optician
S826 FORBES STREET
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CUIIIPIIIIICTIIS of
Wilkinsburg Savings
AND A
Building Loan
Association
1039 S. BRADDOCK AVENUE
REGENT SQUARE
Congratulations
To The Class of 194-8
Complimems of
BL UM' S INC.
FURNITURE, RUGS, APPLIANCES
820-824 LIBERTY AVENUE
PITTSBURGH 22, PA.
ADLER'S
DELICATESSEN
and
SANDWICH SHOP
2126 MURRAY AVENUE
Hfxzel 0142 JAcks0n 9732
Fofward Alleys
17 American Rubber Band
Duck-Pin Alleys
JAckson 9827
5844 FORVVARD AVENUE
LOU GOLVASH, Mgr.
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Ilerzriiesf rrmgrzzlzzfzzliom from ffm
Alpha Sigma Tau
jralernizy
10 the grmluzzfing rlrzxx of 19-I-8
its gfmluzzfifzg flzembers:
JANUARY CLASS
EDGAR HAUSMAN
SANDER HALTSMAN
JUNE CLASS
JULES FELDMAN
JACK LEBOWITZ
HARRY NIARTIN
IQOBERT SELKER
am! In
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COMPLIMENTS
AND
BEST WISHES
TO THE
GRADUATING CLASS
FROM THE
SQUIRREL HILL
Veterans' Association
JERRY LUBETZ
Co-Operative
Motor Sales
USED CARS BOUGHT AND
SOLD
Trade - Terms
786 Penn Ave. Sth and Library St.
XVilkiIISburg, Pa. Munhall, Pa.
CHurchill 3911 HOmc-:stead 8341
Elizabeth Pharmacy
Second Ave. and Elizabeth St.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Louis Gicquelas, PlI.G.
Ar xlmi ld Reich, Ph.G.
I-IAzel 0114
Coinjvlimcnts of
Thorofare Market
REGENT SQUARE
HAze1 1224
A Sc B Photo Service
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Developing-Printing-Enlarging
Films-Cameras-Supplies
2240 MURRAY AVENUE
PITTSBURGH 17, PA.
. Sigal B. Miller
The University of Pittsburgh
ARTS, SCIENCES, ENGINEERING, BUSINESS,
TEACHING, JOURNALISM, MEDICINE, LAW,
DENTISTRY, SOCIAL NVORK, PHARMACY, NURSING
FOR INFORMATION, ADDRESS THE REGISTRAR
Compliments of
FRIE D
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Wendell L. Willkie
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exfends eongmzulaliom and best ia'i.v!ze.v to if.:
gmduazing members
WILBUR BLITZ
RICHARD IJAVIDSON
IDAVID DAVIS
HERBERT HRLLER
MELVIN 'WAX
GILBERT WEIL
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The
Delta Epsilon Beta
Sorority
wixbes the 6651 of luck fo ffze g'l'6lIZ1l6Ifi7Z g t'I6l.S'5 and
to its four gmflzmfing memf5e1's
FEBRUARY 1948
SALLY BAER I
-IACQUELINE Ros12N'1'HAL
SHIRLEY m7EISS
JUNE 1948
JOAN SHERMAN
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The PI TAU PI 7raternity
extends its congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1948
and honors its graduating inernlfer,
JERRY MERVIS
FREE DELIVERY
Homestead 1707-08 Perl-Reichbaum
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420 Sth AVENUE
HOMESTEAD, PA.
The Best in Finer Foods
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Imported Delicacies
-IAckson 1100
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PITTSBURGH, PA.
THE
Compliments of Kappa
G1asser Refrigerator SQRQRITY
Service
1119 S. BRADDOCK AVENUE
EDGEWOOD, PA.
wishes to extend its congratula-
tions to the graduating class and
to its graduating ineinbers.
ARLYNE YARCHEVER
MAXINE REIDBORD
ANITA GREENBERG
VAL JONAS
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The
Sigma Kappa
raternity
extends Jincere congfatnlations to the
Graduating Class of 1948
and to its graduating meanbers
IRVING FAIGEN
JAY GEFSKY
HARVEY MANN
as
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THE QUESTION MARKS
wish to extend congratulations to the Graduating Class of '48
and to its graduating inenibersx.
JACK BROURMAN
HARRY COHEN
ALAN GERSON T
ARTHUR MARKLEY
ELLIOTT SALTSBURG 'F
EDWARD SCHNEIER
NOLAN SCLARSKY 'K
HAROLD SILVERMAN 96
Furniture Upholstery Draperies
Gift Objects
The Carlton Shop
Interior .FI1I'1'LiSl1i'11gS
HAzel 2234
5852 FORBES STREET
Kleber Trunk
AND
B ag C 0 .
LUGGAGE
MANUFACTURERS
100 SOUTH 30th STREET
TX. Baudell Pittsburgh, Pa. PITTSBURGH 3. PA.
HOmestead 6700
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PITTSBURGH, PA. IHC-
Grccting Cards
CI1i1l1'1'I'Il,S Books
127 E. SEVENTH AVENUE
HOMESTEAD, PA.
JERRY RUBIN
174
The
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Sororizjf
ocisbex to f3.x'!61'21f simere L'077g'l'lll'1ll!lfz:07'Z.f I0 lfze glmlzulfifzg class
and 107155 iwelfve grczzluczling 7lZ6'7lZb8l'5
,IAN UARY CLASS
ADIRIENNE GROSS
JUNE CLASS
IJOROTHY ARONSON
SHIRLEY BLUMEN'1'11AL
SARA FOGEL
JOAN CIARBER
IQALLE KAMICNS
SUE IQIEGER
IWARIAN IQOSENBLOOM
BARBARA SCHWARTZ
MARII.YN STEWART
ILLINOR SVNA
EI.AINE TIEFELD
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The House of Reliable Quality and Service
Standard School Jewelers
NIXON THEATRE BUILDING
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA
Class Rings and Pins Booklet Diplomas Commencement Announcements
Club Pins Cups and Trophies Medals and Awards
Sport Charms and Keys
, . S C H WA D R O N
Best lflfzslzos from
VVALLPAPER AND PAINT
COMPANY
F1 O Vtfallpaper - Paint - Glass
IRVI N C O I House Furnishings
5854 FORBES STREET
Roofing Material
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U VVllC1'C Every Bite Is just Right
We have what you want HAHA 1213
when you want it."
Canton
COMPLETE SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Squirrel Hill
News Stand
5804 FORBES ST. AT MURRAY
Tea Garden
Om' Speriolties:
CHOP SUEY CHOXV MEIN
2018 MURRAY .AVENUE
PITTSBURGH, PA.
STEPHEN A. O'TOOLE JOHN D. O'CONNOR
O,TOOLE AND O'CONNOR
FUNERAL HOME
AMBULANCE SERVICE
5106 SECOND AVENUE
PITTSBURGH 7, PENNSYLVANIA
Office: IAckson 2324 Residence: I-IAzel 4056
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The
Delta ambda Phi
' raferaizy
BXIEWZIXJ its song:-'atulaliom to Ilze June 1948 Class
and to our graduating members.
EDWIN AZEN
CARL CV1'RoN
ALAN GOI.DBERG
ROBERT GOULD
LARRY CQREENBERG
LARRX' RAVICK
JAMES ROSEN
IVAN SEGA1.
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The
Sigma Delta Epsilon
jwzfemizyf
exfemzfs best wishes and congratulations to the
Cwzduazing Class of 1948 ami to its
gmduazing members :
DONALD ScHwAR'rz
MIKI TURETS
MERI,E VVOLFSOA
1 l X, ,N
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FISHERS' PHARMACY
MARTIN FISHER and CORNELIUS FISHER
PRESCRIPTIONS
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C01llfJlI7ll0HfS of
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5800 ALDERSON STREET-SERVICE DEPARTMENT
D. T. HORVITZ 1Acks0n 3000-3113
Bvst H'isl1vs from
HARVEY'S
MURRAY PRESS
Zlfmfs H'mIr
CREATIVE PRINTING
Manhattan Shirts
1707 MURRAY AVENUE 2627 MURRAY AVENUE
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Corner Forbes
HAzcl 3742
JAckson 1200
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MEN'S WEAR
SQUIRREI, HILL
PITTSBURGH, PA.
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Autcnreith's
Dollar Store
5832-34 FORBES STREET
SQUIRREL HILI.
Phone: HAzel 8822
Afiiclder and Smith
FLORISTS
1717 MURRAY AVENUE
PITTSBURGH, PA.
HAzel 3300
M arty Schramm
C0l1g1'L11flfl1G'fl'.Y thf
Gradua-Ming Class
School of Modern Music
Suite 302-303-Nixon Building
PITTSBURGH. PA.
GRant 5687
C07'llf11'ilI1PHfS of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Blitz
Comfflinzwzis of flu'
Tau Sigma Phi
Fraternity i
C0mpIimr'nts of
MEYER ROSEN
DRUG STORE
FORBES AND SHADY
o H"v Need To Say M0rz'?
'Ihr' Fimist of thc? Finvsf Always
--All Mfays af! fha
Hebrew National
"A Pittsburgh Institution"
,IAckson 9986
The Friendly Store
G. C. MURPHY CO
4847 SECOND AVENUE
PITTSBURGH, PA.
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Victory A. Z. A. 595
wishes 10 extend their lzearliesl congratulations to the
C:7'!lIfu6ll'i11g Class ami zo their grmlzmzing members:
DAVE ARNOLD
LEIZER BALK
HARVEY HORVI'FZ
JERRY IsKow1Tz
DAVID ISRAEL
NIARVIN JACOBSON
H.ARVEY XVALDHOLTZ
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Allderdiice Patrons Extend Congratulations and
Best Wishes to the Classes
of 194-8
Miss Eva Berlin Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Horvity and
Mr. and Mrs. Mendel Berlin and Family H Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Boross Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Ishlon
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Bruun Mr. and Mrs. Karl O. Kraft
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Chaitkin Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Levinson
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Chass and Family Mr. and Mrs. Yee Linn
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cohen Mr. and Mrs H. Nisenbaum
Mr. and Mrs. H. Duguid Mrs. E. J. O'Hare
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Eisner and Family Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. O'Shell
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Feigenbaum Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Osmond
Mr. and Mrs. Max B. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Peisakoff
Forward Avenue Market Paul Rogal
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rosenberg
and Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saracco
Mr. and Mrs. Morris B. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. John Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haase Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Solomon
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Halpern Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spokane
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Harris Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Stinger
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Harvey Mrs. George Walden
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Hausman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Wallie
Mr. and Mrs. John Hess
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