Allderdice High School - Allderdice Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1953 volume:

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K . .L I Y Q "' A . , 0 Wie Nllderdice Q HIC,ly wma' 5. i s The Foundation of a State Is the Education VOLUME XXIV Published jointly by the Seniors of the january and june Classes of 1953 The Yaylvr Hllderdice Hi In of Its Youth g School SHADY AND FORWARD AVENUES PIT TSBURGH, PA. 5 , V "" ", ' ' ' " W , , WW llw """' , ""I ' I' in 'Pm Www W WL l M' " W I , Ht NNW 'V ,. W www m gm MW MM w M mmm il lf' -V mi. An'-J F Wf' if H D WW QW 4 xx, f A Mun 4 i 1' N v J R MK MU 3 1? ,X M i H 2 1 H W V H x H 1' n ,MI in UW 'L MJ Wi EN, , q N1 jf' X QL MIT I MH 11 'X H N MM " ry M L ,,p,' ,I II q 1 v '1 '11I!f'!lM M 5 ,U M M g H - Q f ' L ' ,kg M uh -' 1 I WW F H - AL 1 M1 VM' JLLJM. 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' --1 :,f.- f.T:p:'f:.1f.-'r1'?' -'91--lulsfi-ilu "l"1'2''f-Li'-'15-1:3 ,. ,g bedicativn HE members of the january and the june class of 1953 join in dedicating this edition of THE ALLDERDICE to their homeroom teachers. The kindly guidance and the wise counsel of these teachers have been most helpful in contribu- ting to the success of the class members both in scholastic standing and in extracurricular activities. To each individual senior something special has been contributed, and this will not be forgotten. It is with a deep sense of appreciation that this dedication is made. liomeroom 7eaclnerA JANUARY CLASS Mr. Howard Barnes Miss Rose D. Hartz Miss Helen Hillard Dr. Anna M. Quattrocchi JUNE CLASS Mr. Edward Caye Miss Helen B. Gorman Miss Florence E. Graham Miss Lois Grose Miss Yetta Kamler Miss Elizabeth Klingensmith Mr. George Phillips Miss Leila H. Rubp Miss Jessie M. Whitehill 5 The Nllderdice ?aculty Hs MR. PLRTHUR VV. Tnom.-xs Vin? Pl"i7ll.'iptl! Vorizficlizzil C'mms0I0r4Mr. Hal C. Teal Junior Ci0IlllSt'I01'fiXliS5 Leanore Allen i-Irti7'1'tii's Uiri'vf0r4Miss Laura Zeigler .'ldz'1'sa'r to Girls Miss Katherine McKinney Chief CIw'lc4Miss lsahel T. Zinn Cilvrk-Mrs. Lillian Baker Clerk-Mrs. Roxie Sweeney Clerk-Miss Lois Hill I? fniz L' C.'li'rk-Miss Ruth Salisbury MR. D. MCCLYMONDS Prinripal JV! Miss Catherine M. liisaman. Miss Olivia txoenig, Miss .lennie .X Norton I-i077Hl'Z6I'Cidl Mr. Howard Barnes, Miss Helen R. llartrim, llr. liarl H, Burgarcl, Miss Florence E. Graham, Miss Margaret Hanrahan, Mr. john ll. Melvin, Miss Katherine Skarinski, Miss Margaret L. VVinch English Mrs. Marjorie Bartrim, Miss Olive Braham, Mrs. Della Braun, Miss Mary C. Brennan, Miss Lillian Goldstein, Miss Helen R. Gorman, Miss Lois Grose, Miss Rose U. Hartz, Miss Helen Hillard, Miss Agnes Kerr, Miss Catherine .X. Mellermott, Miss Nancy Mont- gomery, Mrs. Elizabeth Porter, Miss Diantha VV. Riddle, Miss Helen Sekey, Mr. joseph ff Thompson, Mr. Regis B. XYiegand F orei gn Language.: Miss Dorothy Bergman, Miss Olive Bowlin, Miss Yetta Kamler, Miss lilizalwth Klingen- smith, Mr. Charles T. Roller, Mr. Marcus Rosenthal, Miss litlna R. Totlml Hiszory Miss Eleanor Bardslev, Miss Louise B. Barthol, Mr. XNilliam J. Hozic, Miss Charlotte R. Beaehler Mr. Morris' Beck, Mr. Samuel Blitz, Mr. john B. Coyne, Miss Esther Geist, Miss Anh Kasnitz, Miss Bertha O. Mitchell, Mr. Norman NV. Mnlgrave, Dr. Anna M. Quattrocehi, Miss Leila H. Rupp, Miss Jessie M. XN'hitehill, Miss Beryl Zeigler 6 Home Economics Miss Charlotte E. Bailey, Miss Florence Bechtel, Mrs. Margaret Bush, Mrs. Nancy R. Dieter, Mrs. Betty Kane, Miss Jeanne Norris Library Miss Nadine Byrd, Miss Gertrude Oetting, Mrs. Carolyn Rector Manual Training Mr. Robert M. Colteryahn, Mr. Joseph Heidrich, Mr. Irving A. Hyman, Mr. Herbert A. Lewis, Mr. Ercole Liberator, Mr. Alex Seigal, Mr. August Winterling Jldathernatics Mr. Edward Caye, Miss Catherine R. Folger, Mrs. Ethel Hubbard, Miss Elizabeth Hand, Miss Martha Jane Kunkle, Mr. George Phillips, Miss Alice I.. Phipps, Mr. Ray R. Ralston, Miss Edith May Starz, Mr. Robert C. Trumbull, Miss Ethel F. Turner, Doctor Wesley Wagner Jllusic Mr. Roy F. Dietz, Mrs. Dorothy Jean Meyer, Miss Emma Steiner, Mr. Walter B. Voyvodich Tliysical Education Miss Mary Allshouse, Miss Eleanor Boland, Miss Genevieve O. Cannon, Mr. Robert Irvin, Mr. John Irwin, Mr. james J. Klein, Miss Esther Long, Miss Margaret Claude Sofield, Mr. Louis VVeitzel Mercer, Mr. Science Mr. Lon H. Colborn, Mr. R. J. Hackett, Miss Jane S. Johnston, Miss Jane McCandless, Mr. Lawrence H. Norris, Mr. Santo V. Sanfilippo, Mrs. Nancy Snively, Mrs. Mae Weber Smith Hall Supervisors Mrs. Irene K. Bain Mrs. Ethel Hynes School Dortor Dr. Miller 1 School Nurse Miss Ann O'Brien Dietitian Miss Alberta Jackson Swimming Matron Mrs. Mary Ann Eggert Custodian Mr. Charles E. Dietz '27 7 he Journal Staff anuarq CIMA Xa' . I ,:', X EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Virginia Freedland Nancy Swan ASSOCIATE EDITORS janet Kramer Eliot Rothman Irving Rothman jean Winkelvoss Florence Goldstein Rita Gusky Alan Jacobson Sandra janvey 8 EDITORS-IN-CHIEF joan Seder Daniel Moore une C'laAA BUSINESS MANAGERS Alan Rosenberg ASSOCIATE EDITORS Ronald Sobel Hannah Honig Lawrence Isaac Alfred Kolb Edward McGowan Patty Rashba Joan Rosenbaum Ruth Rosenberg Norma Sattenslein Brenda Saul Karl Schucker Sorley Smith Edward Tapper gl Audrey Abrams joan Berlinsky Nancy Bloom john Burchard Joyce Cohen Charles Dickson Lynn Felser Nancy Gellman Fonda Goldman Sheila Greenberg Doris Williams Rosalyn Watzman Allan Zionts 9 I 953 1fear6ovlz 141-t Staff H:u'l4gi'n111nl lnr pages A ,, .. .. , lilliut Rntlnnun vttcring' lieth .Xnn liueltz, Nancy Xlhuclclcll lining' papvrs . . , , , Mary l.zLzur l i'mitispz1g'e , , ,Ncurinzx Szittcnstein llllllillj' class page lfllint Rllflllllllll Inns' vluss page . , Carolyn llinnniclc Xctivities llllgl' l7lcn'em'e liifca, liutli licuseiilmeig' Spurts page A .lane Culrlsniitll. Czltliy l.ncifl Qnrtmnis fnr hlllllllilfy ,.., . ,. . .Larry Sulmninni L iirtnnns lnr ,lnnc . , ...,. ,. liclrlie 'liappc-r nge spntsi . . The Stall :mfl Jacqueline Fine. Perle Ryave, Ann Serlluk lliwvtui' Miss .lennie Norton 10 I 2- X Mssgiy L 'Wm 1 XMIM, f 2 ! 'f lr I W m ww W 'M 'N in N . 1 15 I I N M I' I .l X l W" M . ' 1! lr' W mx :N 1 1 X-411 W fm xiii Q Xiu. 'lm MW w N u XX iig 1 WUTM M39 'I- ll. L! w .nm 4 W UE N- LL MM i 5 , f ,uf X !'m',7 qgfwyu "vm M W W I 'll 'lb Nu U lv"'Mnq gl' 'Ig M 'Dim W1 wwf W 'H 'UMM in N MW W W kpw f 4 ,m1MJ 1 S ' A. gulwlw' A M x G H 4 Mp Mmm, MM WF X W WH H F L IEW Ulw muH'm lL M JMX! N Lfmluw M .1 ' ilnmusuhm ! lm ru M Ju, ,lbw ' M mm IW 'ml JU' I Mm K ' .gli V5 Lai.. - K ' -V -' . - V v-' 4.4 - 1 ? N ....-.. ,1,- - . ,.i..SNQ QP.. "'-1'-Q - -Y , ---""" +.-as - x ---Y- S . anuary C'1aAA Ufficem President-Irving Rothman Vice President-Ronald Maderas Secretary-Sandra Janvey Treasurer-David H. Rosenstein CLASS DAY COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE N PROM COMMITTEE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE 12 Honor Studen t4 HIGH HONOR Florence B. Goldstein Owen A. Silverman Arthur I. Steinberg HONOR Beth Ann Boeltz Robert Geminder James A. Mandel Irving N. Rothman Arthur J. Cohen Mair M. Hurwitz Donald A. Miller Nancy Swan Marsha Felman Janet Lois Kramer Joseph H. Noble Sylvia M. Wayman Virginia Freedland Ronald Maderas Elliot P. Rothman Jean Winkelvoss anuary C1444 Commencement THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1953 PROCESSIONAL-Pump and Circumstance . ..,,.. ...... . .. .,...,..........,. ...... ......, E I gar Orchestra-Mr. Walter Voyvodich, Director INVOCATION. ...,..,,....r...,..,...4..4..............,...,,.....r.,........,,...........,... Rabbi Herman Kieval Beth Shalom Congregation OVERTURE-ThfCC Brothers ,..., .,...,...,....,...,.....r .....4,..,.. .,.. l..,....,. C i 1 1 Larosa Orchestra h PRESENTATION OF FLOWERS .. .,.,., .. ,l..i.,.r ........,.... .r.. ..,. U I une Class, 1953 Eugene Feldman, June Ronald Madcras, January CLARINET SOLO-Caro Nome from "Rigoletto" .,..,.,..,. .,....,.. . A . ,... ...,,,..n,.... I 'vrdi Allen Kohl Sylvia Wayman, Accompanist FUNDAMENTALS or A LIBERAL EDUCATION Self Reliance ...,...l., Donald Miller Friendly Understanding H. iliunblhikilqn unnu Iininln' V Owen Silverman Cultural Appreciation ....,l. Florence Goldstein Vocational Direction .,.t ....,...Arthur Steinberg PIANO SoLo-Prelude in G Minor ..i,l.., ,...l....,.l.,., ..l..,...,....,...,,...i.,... R a chfmminoff Sylvia Wayman CLAss GIFT ,l...,t ,.,., ..,4...,.L.4.L,..L.,.,.........i.........,...,...,......,,......,....,.., J a nuary Class, 1953 Irving Rothman, January Stanley Mandell, June, 1953 AUTHORIZATION or DIPLOMAS . .,.......,,,...,.......,,.....,. Mr. John P. Schaeffer Representative of Superintendent of Schools PRESENTATION or DIPLOMAS ,. ,.,,..l.l,..l,........,.,... ,...,.,. J . D. McClymonds Principal, Taylor Allderdice High School ALMA MATER A...,....,.,,.....l........i.,l,..,..L,.L..........,.....,..,.,....,......,,.....,....,,....,.,.. Class 1953 PROCESSIONAL-March of the Priest from "Athalia" .,... ...,.,. Il lendelssohn Orchestra 13 anuarq C1444 MANUEL ASCENCIO-Advanced Art: Advanced Jewelry: Ad- vanced VN'ood Shop: Hall Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Swimming NICK ALEXANDROFF-Homeroom Treasurer, IZA: Advanced jewelry: Advanced XN'ood Shop: Special Shop: Intramural Basket- ball, '50, '51: Swimming Team, '52 ARLENE AMDUR-Hall Staff: Homeroom Secretary. IZA: Dis- tributive Iidueation: Future Nurses of America Club HENRIETTA D. BALL-Chorus 3 and 4: jewelry 1, Z, 3, 4: See- retary of Chorus 4: Chorus Programs in Auditorium: Basketball, l950 RICHARD T. BAZZY-Iiom Lomnnttce: Football: Basketball: Distributivc Iidueation EDWARD JOSEPH BITLER-Hall Staff: Rand I, II, III: Track '50, '5I: VVood Shop Foreman, llth, Iltb: Intramural Basketball '47, '48, '49, '50, '51, '52: President of Homeroom 712, 75X, 832 Chair- man of Hospitality Committee in Homeroom ROBERTA SHEILA BLOOM-I7.'I'..X.: Senior Discussion Club: Homeroom Secretary. IZA: Special Dance: Book Club: Chorus I. III, IV: Dramatic Iinglish: Intermediate Discussion Club: Student Council. 9th Grade: Travel Club: Class Play Publicity Committee: Class Day Committee BETH ANN BOELTZ-Honor Student: Chairman of Senior Pub- licity Committee: Homeroom President, ltltb Grade: Homeroom Secretary, lltb Grade: Dramatic Ifnglisb, Assistant Stage Manager: College Club: Foreword Representative, lim: FT..-X.: Square Dance Club: Senior Discussion Club FRANCIS THOMAS BOROSS-Class Day Committee: IIall Staff: Suuare Dance Club: Homeroom President, 913: Football Team. '50-'5Z: Football Letter, '51, '52 JACK BURNSTEIN-W.-Ndvanced VVood Shop: French Club: Span- ish Club: Travel Club: Intramural Basketball 14 anaarq Clam ARTHUR JOEL COHEN-Honor Student: President of Hotne- room, IZA: Senior Class Publicity Committee: Qualitative Analysis Class: Stuflent Council: Chess Club, Presirlent and Secretary: Chess Team '52, '5.3: lntertnefliate and Senior Discussion Clubs: .lunior Town Meeting of the ,Xir llroacleast: Current livents Pro- gram: Ilaurl V, IY, lll, I: .Xll City Rand: lilection Day Program CHARLOTTE MAXINE COHEN-AChorus l, Ill, lV: lforeworrl Representative: ICN..-X.: M.M.M.: Senior Discussion: llall Staff: Student Council Representative: Square llance Club: llotneroont Treasurer, ll.X, llll: Gregg' Shorthanfl .Xwarml CHARLES B. CROSS -Chorus V: lflectric Shop l, 2, 3, -l, 5: Foot- ball '5l: Stuflent Council Representative: Swiuuning '48, '49, '50, 'ilg llible Connnittee, llonierootn: Student Council Care .Xffair Com- mittee: Swinuuing Medals antl Letters '48-'5l: Delegate VVestern ., . Pennsylvania .Xssociatiou of Stutlent Councils BRONWEN G. DAVIES -Chorus l, lll, lv, Y: Girls' Chorus: :"2 lforeworcl Representative: llall Staff: .xllV2ilIl'0fl jewelry: Nl.M.Rl., , ' Presiclent: Student Council, IZIR: Cshering Staff: Mushball 'Sllg taint,-limit 'so C, I .lin FRANKLIN DELANO DOBBS-'l't'ack: Band -l: Special Shop, Foreman: Football '50, '5l, '5.Z: SXYlll1lllIIlR Team: Football l.etter WILLARD LOUISE EDWARDS-V-.Xrlvancerl lfootls: .Mlvancecl jewelry: Basketball: Hockey: Softball: Yolley llall: .Xthletic .-Xwarrl '5l: .'XWZlI'fl for High Points in .Xthletics '51 ANITA EPSTEIN-Cafeteria Staff: FN..-X.: F.'I'..-X.: Library Club: Prom Committee: 'l'oclay's llusiness Girls: Typist for Library MARSHA FELMAN-llonor Student: Class Day Conunittee: Class Play Cast: College Club: Current lfvents Club: llrautatic English: Foreword Representative: junior anrl Senior Discussion Clubs: Member of Student Council: Peace lfortnn at P.C.XV.: Special Dance: Cniterl Nations Club RICHARD L. FOX-Class Play: llrzunatic liuglish: llotuerooiu Presiclent, lZ.'X: Prom Cmntnittee: Qualitative .Xnalysis Class: Slimlc' Rule Club: Spanish Club VIRGINIA FREEDLANDiHonor Student: Chess Club: Class Day Conuuittee: Class Play: Co-lirlitor of journal: Dramatic ling- lish: French Club: l".'l'..iX.: lutermerliate and Senior Discussion Clubs: journal Staff: ,lunior Leaders: Library Club: Orchestra lll, IV: Student Council 8, 10, llth liracles: Social Committee: Cnitctl Nations Club, Treasurer llth, llth flratle 15 anuary C7444 ROBERT HENRY FRIEDMAN-College Club: llanfl 5: llfhllllallk' linglish: French Club: F.'l1,.X.: Marching: llantl: li1'UI11 Connnittee: Senior Discussion Club: Travel Club ROBERT GEMINDER-llrnor Stnclent: llovtk Club: Class llay Connnittee: Hall Staff: llebren' Club: Klaehine Shop: lntraninral llasketball '-19: Mieroseope Clnb: Cshering Stall: lintering 'l'eeh for Chetnieal lfngineering FLORENCE B. GOLDSTEIN-High llonn' Stnilvnt: Chorus l. lll: Class l'lay Cast: Current lfyents Club: liorenw ral Representa- tive, 12th Graile: -lonrnal Siaftg Library Club, ltlth firatle: Mirro seope Club, Seeretary: 11111111 Connnittee: Typist in 21-1: l'itt Honor Seholarship: Civic' Club Test: Honierooin Treasurer, KX: Horne- rooni Secretary, 71-I HERBERT H. GOLDSTEIN-llanrl .X: llonierooin 'l'reasurer, llltb llrarle: Mareliing' llantl: Oreliestra 5: Senior Discussion Club: Spanish Club EDWARD M. GOLDSTON-flianfl lll, IV, Y: College Club: Senior Discussion Club: Senior Class Publivity Committee RITA WILMA GUSKY-All City Chorus: Chairman Cafeteria Staff: Class Play Cast: Co-Chairnian Class llay Committee: Col- lege Club: Dramatic Fnglish: F.'l'..X. anrl Convention in liast Stroumlsburg: .Ionrnal Staff: l'roni Connnittee: Gregg .-Xwartl in 'l'ynin,Q: Heafl Mztiorette, '51, '5Z: Sergeant, '-19. '50: Varsity l.etter in Majorettes: Hostess for Home lieononiies llepartnient ROBERTA S. GUSKY4Senior Discussion Club: Intermetliate Discussion Club: Future Teachers of America: Hall Staff: Spanish Club: College Club: Publieity Committee, IZA: Fashion Show '51. '5Z: Bulletin Distribution: Jewelry Classes PATRICIA A. HADDOCK-Foreword Representative: Hall Staff: Library Staff: Class Dav Committee. l2.X: Chorus l, 111, IV: Book Club: Fashion Show, 1952: Yolley Dall 'l'ournan1ent '50, '49 BARBARA A. HENSHAW-Class Day Connnittee, 12.-X: Hall Staff: Typing Staff. Z1-1: ,-Xthletie l.etters for Yollev Ball: Basketball, Hockey: Mushlwll' Fashion Shows '51, 'S0: Toclay's Business Girls: Hockey, Basketball, Vollex' Rall ,Xll Stars ELAINE HERSHMAN-Homerooin Secretary, 0.-X-IUA: Vice Presi- 519111. IZA: Cafeteria Staff: Ilramatic English: Csbering Staff: Fu- ture Teachers of qhneriea: lntertnetliate and Senior Discussion Clubs: Prom Committee: Spanish Club: Student Council: Camera Club: Travel Club 16 -T anuarq CIMA DOROTHY BEVERLY HERTRICK-Class llay Conunittee: Hall Staff: Chorus III, Y: tilee Club: Travel Club: Jewelry Club BABETTE HILKH Claw I'lay Cast: Ilraniatie Iinglisb: Hall Staff: Senior Ilisruasion Club: Senior I'ubIieity Cotnntittee: Csbering: Stall: Soeial Conuuittee: I".'I'.,X.: Iforeword Representative: Calnera Club: Spaniab Club: Red Cross Club JANET JESSIE HILL-.Xtneriean tioverntuent I'rograin: Cafe- teria Staff, liliairntan: Cboir I, II, IY, Y: Ilall Staff: Cborale: Choir Robe Conunittee, Cbairinan: ll-I Typing, Staff: Secretary ul Ilonie Room, ltI,X: I"oreu'ortI Repre:-eutative, IIIX: Speeial lin- sentble: Ifasltion Sliou' '5.Z: NI.Bl.Rl. MEIR MENDEL HURWITZ- Ilonor Student: Tutoring: Staffl Student Counril, Ill: I,iIu'ary Staff: Urebestra II, III, IY, Y: Chen Club, Captain: Iland Y: Vl'oocIu'iiul Quintet: Ijrass Quartet: 'I'ropI1y for Clit-sw leant: Xlarebing Hand: 'I'een-.Xge Ilook Club: .XII-City Ureliestrai Square Ilanee Club ALAN L. JACOBSON-.Iourn tl Stttf, Hall Statt , I rom Conunittu. Csbering' Staff: Spanish Club: College Club: .Nttended Western Pennsylvania Young' Hist- rians Convention: Intramural Basketball SANDRA LEE JANVEY-Honor Student: l.2.tX Senior Class See- retary: .Xtllletie Letter: Cheerleaders: Class Play Cast: Iix-officio Member of Student Council Committees: Iix-officio Member of Senior Committees: Foreword Staff: Gregg Type and Sbortltand Awartls: Journal Staff: Secretarv ot' Student Council: Senior Dis- cussion Club: Speeial Ilanee: Delegate I'ennsylvania Association of Student Couneil at Kittaning '5l: Csbering Staff: Delegate VVestern Pennsylvania Student Couneil Association '49, '5lI: Civie Club Test CAROLE JEAN KAYSER--I'ro1u Conunittee: Service Club: .ZI-I Serviee Club: Hall Staff: Student Couneil Soeial Conuuitteei ,Xrlvanred Sewing: ,Xtbletie Sbield: Iiasbion Shows, '52, '5l, '501 Yolley Ball '5l, '50, '-I9: Ilasketball '-I9 ALLEN L. KOHL-f-Class Ilav Conuuittee: President of QI? Ilotne- rooni: Iland V, IV: Hand Converts: Mareliing Ilaudg Saxophone Quartet: Intramural Ilasketball '49, '50, 'SI, '52 JANET L. KRAMER'-Honor Student: Cbairnian of Class Ilav Conunittee: Ilrainatie Iinglisb: Class I'lay Cast: Journal Staff: I".'I'..tX.: I'rog'rzun Cunnnittee of If.'I'..X.: Secretary of IZ.-X Ilome- roouig Student Council: Senior and Intermediate Discussion Clubs: Talent Show: College Club: Teen-age Ilnoli Club DAVID KRANICKsIfntered from Gladstone, llI.X: Ilall Staff, IZII: Honieroom Ilasketball, IIA: Stage Crew, IZII 17 LLC, anuary C'laAA SAMUEL A. LANG f Secretary, Treasurer, Hoineroom, IZB: Camera Club: Class Day Committee: Senior Discussion Club: Hall Staff: Football Club: Football Team '50, '51, '52: Varsity Football Letter: Intramural Basketball '50, '51 DOROTHY VERONICA LEPEDO-Bookroom Staff: Jewelry: Volley Ball '49, '50: Entered Allderdice in 10A from Gladstone CHARLES JOSEPH LESANTE-Art Class: Special Shop: En- tered from Roosevelt in 7B RHEA ESTELLE LUNDY--Foreword Representative: Hall Staff: Bulletin Distribution: F.T,A.: F.N..-X.: Senior Discussion: Prom Committee: F.N.A., Secretary: F.N.A., Program Chairman, '51 CHARLES GARY MCINTYRE Band 1, II, III, IV, V: Marching ' Band: Dramatic English: Homeroom Treasurer, 12A: Prom Coin' mittee: Prop Manager, Class Play: Square Dance Club: Intramural Basketball '49, '50 RONALD GEORGE MADERAS-Honor Student: Vice-President, Senior Class: Barn Dance Committee, 1213: Choir III, IV, V: Homeroom President, 10th Grade: Glee Club: Junior Red Cross: Male Chorus: Publicitv Committee: Scholastic Art Award: Home- room Treasurer. llth Grade: Football Varsitv Letter: Track Letter: Co-captain of Track Team '5Z: Football '50, '51, '52: Intramural Basketball '50, '51, '52: Track '50, '51, '52 ALAN N. MAGLIN-Bands I, II: Class Day Committee: Hall Staff: Senior Discussion Club: Attended VVestern Pennsylvania Young Historians Convention: Intramural Basketball JAMES A. MANDELgHonor Student: Intramural Basketball '51, '52: Advanced Print Shop: Entcrctl from Peabody in 10B NORITA MARBELLA-Library Club: Student Council, 10th Grade: Homeroom Vice-President, IZA: Distributive Education Class DONALD ALLAN MILLER--Honor Student: Cafeteria Staff: Chess Club: College Club: Senior Discussion Club: Honorary Member of Student Council, Publicity Committee: United Nations Club: Regional Award in Hearst National History Contest: Scho- lastic Key and Award of Merit, 1951: Civic Club Test 18 l- anuarq C1444 ---i LEON FRANKLIN MILLER--,Xward fur linglisli 1Yeek Contest. 'Sig llnbl Planetariuin Suit-nee Congress Cnnventiun: Cbess Club: Ifirst Prizm- fur Researeli l'rnji-et nn Goldenrod: Garden Club: l.i- brary Stall: Nliemsenpe Club: President nl Garden Club, llltb lirarleg 'l'i-en-,Xge llnnk Club LOIS MILLER llnnk Club: l".N..X.: lfnrewurd Representative: Atliletii' .Xnarwl 3111: llasketball 403 Softball: Yulley llall '-19: Red Cxnss Club Nuxmtnx 'I'ntis11rtr 71' 7X - .--..-4, . , . .. ,. 1 -. . . JOSEPH HERBERT NOBLE--llnnnr Student: lland li, ll, C2 l"urenlan nf Stage Cren: Special Slmp: 'l'een'.X2e llimk Club NANCY LOUISE OSMOND"C4l'Cl12il1'1l12l11, l'rmn Cunnnittee: llnrni-'s Sm-n'ixn.g Cunneil: Miernseupe Club: lfasbinn Slum' Cmn- niittee: l"as11inn Slum' '50, '51, '5Z: juniur and Senior Leaders Club: llasketball Clnnnpinnslnips '51 and '5Z: Hockey '51, Clianipiunsbip '5.Z: Ynllev llall '50, '51, Clllllllllllbllsllllb '52: .X1l1ll'Ilk' .Xwardg Musbball '51 '57 .,... Q v SAMUEL PLATT-Cliess Club: Class llay Cmnmittee: llall Staff: Slide Rule Club MARGARET E. PLESZKO-Gregg Typing .Xwarrl: l'rlnn Cmn- mittee: Service Club: '1'uday's llusiness Girls: Student Cuuneil Representative IOA, 1113 NORMAN DAVID RABINOVITZ-Class Play: llraniatie linglisb: Student Council Representative 1111, 11.-X: Hmm-rmmi Yiee'l'resi- dent, 11.-X, 12: IZA Class Day Committee: Orchestra Y: Hall Staff: Square Dance Cluh: Special Shop S. JAY ROGAL-Class Play: llrainatie linglisb: l".'l'..X.: Hume- rnmn Vice-President 1l."X: Seeretary-Treasurer 1111: Spanish Club, Sneial and Program Cbairinan: l'rujeetiun Club, Yice-President: Camera Club: Senior lliseussinn: Csliering Stall: llall Staff: lfleetrie Sbnp, .-Xdvaneed: lland 1, ll, lll ANITA ROSENBERG-1Jistributive limlueatiim Class: l".N..X.l Hall Staff. lltb Grade: 12,-X Speaker at Hnrne's llanquetz Student Council, 913, 9.-X. 1111: Hockey. 1113 DAVID HILLEL ROSENSTEIN-'l'rez1surer, Seniur Class: Cbnir ll, lll, IV, V: Class Play Cast: Drainatie linglisli: lilee Club: Hall Staff: Male Cbnrus: President, Vice-President, Travel Club: l'rnm Cunnnittee: Seninr Discussion Club: Spanish Club: .Xssistanl Mmleratur. Senior Discussion: Intramural llasketball 19 anuarq 614.64 ELLIOT PAUL ROTHMAN-Honor Student: President, Senior Student Council: Class Play Cast, Dramatic English: F.T.A.: journal Art Staff: journal Staff: Senior Discnssiun: Student Council Treasurer '5l: Civic Club Test: Vice-President, Western Pennsylvania F.T.A.: Student Council Social, Problems, Publicity Committee: American Co-Chairman Program Committee IRVING ROTHMAN-Honor Student: President, Senior Class: Associate Editor, Foreword Staff: Class Play Cast: Dramatic liugge lish: French Club: -lournal Staff: F.T.A.: Senior Discussion: Co- Chairman Program Committee, F.T..-X.: Civic Club Test: Second Vice-President of Pennsylvania F.T.A. ALLEN RUDNIK-Hall Staff: hlewelryg Intramural llaskethall: Orchestra l, ll, III, IV: President of Orchestra IS: Publicity Com- mittee: Short VVave Club: Ushering Staff ALICE IRENE SCHLESINGER-Class Play Cast: College Club: Dramatic English: Foreword Representative: F.T.A.: H,meroom President, 7th Grade: Homeroom Treasurer, 10th Grade: Inter- mediate Discussion Club: Problems Committee, Student Council: Publicitv Committee for 12A Class: Senior Discussion Club: Teen- Age Boiik Club ROBERT A. SCHOYER-Hall Staff: Advanced Print Shop: Treasurer of 12B Homeroom: Book Club JOAN B. SERAFINI-Class Day Committee: Hall Staff: Fashion Shou' '50, '51, '5Z: Shorthand Club: Basketball Team llll-llA: Vollcy Ball Team 10B CAROLE SHADE-Treasufrer of l2A Homeroom: Chorus ill: Fu- ture Nurses ot' America Club: Entered from St. ,Iohu's Baptist School 10B MARILYN J. SHEPHERD-Future Business Girls: M.M.M.: Seu- ior Leaders, 1lA: Hockey Team, NIB GARY LESLIE SHORE-Class Play Cast: All City Choir: Chair- man of Senior Class Publicity Committee: Hall Staff: President of Library Club: Vice-President of Homeroom, 12B-IZA: Teen-Age Book Club: Vice President of College Club: Honorable Mention in Essay Contest OWEN A. SILVERMAN-High Honor Student: Band A: Band 1, 2, 5, 4, 5: Class Play Cast: College Club: Discussion Club: Dramatic English: Marching Rand: National Science Club: Pub- licity Committee, IZA: Student Council: Golf '5l: State and City High Tournament: Athletic Letter for Golf: Civic Club Test 20 -l anuary C'laAA , DOLORES SKOVRANEK Class I'lay Cast: I'rbm Cuuiinittcvi Sv.-iiiur Iiisuussinu: Stiulum Council ,Xiu-rualc: Suuarc Ilaiirv Club: .Xwarmlcfl .Xllllvlir Shin-lil JANET LEE SLOAN f'M1ijui'm-ttvs 'SU In 'Sig Clianuuiuusbip Yullcy Ilall In-aui '52: Yarsity I.1-tim-r: Ilmm-rumnu Serra-tary, IJIIZ Iiasbiuu Slums 'EI tu 'Sl PETER M. SOKOL Ilall Staff: Nlucliauival Ilrawing: Spucial Slmp, I'i4lI'k'lIl1lIlQ Intramural Ilaskctball 'SI LARRY WILLIAM SOLOMON' "I1l'CII-.'xfJ,K' Ilimk Club: Publicity IIIIIIIIIIIIICCQ junior Ilramatirs, Ircasurur: .Xrt Class: .luurual .-Xrt Staff, Ifmltllzill 'I'm-aiu: .-Xxrarzl for Ifmmilrall: Track Team DAVID STEIN-Ifuterecl Allderclice in Iltb Grade from 'I'lmmas ,li-ffcrslm Iligb Sclmw I, Ilruuklyu, Ni-ur Yurk ARTHUR IRWIN STEINBERG--.XII City Iiauil: High Honor Student: Class I'Iay: Marching Baud: German Club: Senior Pub- Iicity CUIIIIIIIIIBCQ Sucial Chairman of Ifuturc Ti-aclu-rs uf Auwrica: lute-ruin-iliatc aurl Scuiur Discussion Clubs: Urn-cu Key: Microscope Club: Sturlcut Crwuuvil Rcprcscutativc, 7II-l2.X: Television Physics Ilruaclcast: .-Xtblctic I4-tier .-Xwarcl for Track, llaskctballg Track 'SOQ Crnss Cuuutry '5ll: Civic Club Tvs! NANCY SWAN f-llunur Student: Cu-cmlitur of journal: Class Play Cast: Micrusvupc Club: I'ruui Cmmuittcv: Yin- Prcsimlcut Scninr I.1-afln-rs, IIB: .luuiur 1.1-ailcrs: Sa-rrctary aurl Treasurer IZA Hmm-- rumug Chorus I, Ill, IV: Ifasliiun Slum' '51, 'S2: Cliampiuusliip 'IK-anis uf Iluckcy '52, Ynllcv Ilall '52, and Ilaskctball '5l: ,Ntlili-tic .Xwaril fur Huckcy, Ilaskctball. Yullcy Hall HERMAN C. THOME --Iiutorcrl .-Xllrlcrilice iu IHA from liladstoiwi Ilall Staff: .Xclvauucrl -lcwulry Class: Class Secretary ami Camera Club in Glazlstunc JOHN TKAC .XlIY1llN'l'4I Sin-vial Shop: .'xlIVLlIIL'l'fI IVUINI Slmp: llaiul III, IY, Y: luiramural Ilaskuiball '-I7 lu '5Z: Track '40 HAROLD HARRY TRAUTMAN -Ilmlicrmnn President IBB, Il,-X: Ilaru Ilaucc Cuiuinittcv IZII: Clmrus II, III, IV, Y: Male Cliurusg Intramural Ilaskctball '50 21 E-1, anaarq CIMA at- THOMAS LEE TROUT-Hall Staff: Microscope Club: .Xdvanced NVood Shop: Homeroom President, llA: Football '51 to '5Z: Intra- mural Basketball '5l: Track Team 'Sl JAMES LAWRENCE TWEDDLE7lf11terccl ,Xllderdice in lZB from W'estinghouse High School: VVt'Sllll,9Ql1UllSL' Choir: Prom Com- mittee: Homeroom Hospitality Committee MARILYN B. UNGER-l7.N.,-X.: junior Red Cross: Publicity Committee: Athletic Shield Award: Attended Sociology Convention at Wm. Penn Hotel NANCY VETTER - Cafeteria Staff: ll..-XR. History Award: American Legion Award: Square Dance Club: Advanced lfootls: Homeroom President. 10B ARNOLD N. WAGNER-Camera Club, President '50: Class Plav Production: Chorus ll. lY: Dramatic English: Cheerleaders '5l, '52: Hall Staff '52: Junior Discussion Club: Junior Glee Club: Library Club '50: President of Homeroom 7, 8, 10, 11, IZB: Senior Class Prom Chairman: Vice President Homeroom, IZA BASIL WAHALfMember of The United States Armed Service WINIFRED JUNE WAKEFIELD-Bcmiik Club: Chorus I, Ill: Class Day Committee: College Club: Glee Club: Senior Discussion Club: Travel Club: Senior Life Saving PAULA B. WALDHOLTZ-All City Orchestra: Band I, II: Class Play Cast: Dramatic English: F.N.A.: F.T.A.: Foreword Repre- sentative: Hall Staff: junior Red Cross: Orchestra I. III, IV, V: Senior Discussion: Senior Prom Committee: Student Council Repre- sentative: Teen-Age Book Club: Treasurer, 9B SYLVIA MAYE WAYMAN-Honor Student: Chorus ll, III, IV. V: Class Day Committee: Chorale: M.M.M.: Special Dance: Presi- dent of Homeroom, IIA: Secretary of Homeroom, l0A: Student Council, IOA: Group, A, Secretary, Homeroom Vice President, 9B NATHAN F. WEINER-Class Day Committee: College Club: Hall Staft: lntramural Basketball '50, '51, Captain '52: Microscope Club: Senior Discussion Club: Entered from Peabody, 10A 22 -li anuarq C1444 -m JANET ARLENE WHITE--Advanced Clothing: Advanced Foods: American Legion Honorable Mention: M.M.M.: Fashion Show '50, '5l: Hockey Team Captain '5l: Safety Award JEAN IWINKELVOSS-Honor Student: Chorus I, III, IV: Chorus Programs: Class Day Committee: D.A.R. History Award: F.N.A.: Glee Club: journal Staff: junior Leaders: Square Dance Club: Volley Ball PHYLLIS BEVERLY WNUKAl?oreword Representative: Inter- mediate Discussion: Library Club: Prom and Publicity Committees: Senior Discussion FREDERICK MICHAEL YALCH-Machine Shop: Special Shop. Foreman: President, I-Iomeroom l0B: Student Council, 10th Grade: Football '50, '51, '5Z: Track '51, '5Z: Varsity Track and Football Letter: Second Place Award, Mile Relay in City Championship GERALD K. ZAI-IN'-Hall Staff: Projection Club: Chess Club: Senior Discussion Club: Square Dance: Chorus II, III: Orchestra I, II: Special Shop THE JOY OF BEING A SENIOR "The greatest pleasure of my senior year has been the making ot new stimulating fFlCUCISI1i1JS."-NANCX' BLooM "The biggest thrill of being a senior is that finally I mn write on any application, 'graduation-june, l953'."-GAH BIAMX "The best part of being a 12A is the wild, gay carefree evenmos l spend in front of my typewriter."-AUDREY ABRAMS "To me the joy of being a senior is the hope 'md promise of tie future."-MATA BARACK "The joy of being a senior is having a feeling of maturity NI sax I.o1nsr: IIIMICK "The greatest joy of being a senior is the preparation for the gradu ation activities during the last week of school."-ll IIA IASRO 23 anuary C1444 Play George Washington Slept Here Mr. Kimber... Newton Fuller Annabelle Fuller ....,..... Madge Fuller .... . Steve Eldridge., . Katie .,..,....,. ...... . Mrs. D ouglas ..,..,... Clayton Evans .. Rena Leslie.. ,. Hester ,....,.. A ..,. . Raymond .. ,..,. Uncle Stanley Legget Frazer .,..,, Tommy Hughes jerry Hughes Sue Barrington Anne Newman ,. Miss Wilcox . Mr. Prescott , Stage Manager , A Comedy in Three Acts THE CAST David Rosenstein Norman Rabinovitz .,.Alice Schlesinger, Florence Goldstein ..,...Sandra Janvey ....................,Richard Fox Virginia Freedland ,..,.......,,..,..,,Paula Waldholtz ....,.Gary Shore Rita Gusky, Janet Kramer Marsha Felman Arthur Steinberg Rogal ....., Owen Silverman ,,.,,..Elliot Rothman ,..Irving Rothman ......,..,..,,..,...Nancy Swan STUDENT STAFF Dolores Skovranek ,. Babette Hilk Arnold Wagner Robert Friedman Assistant Stage Managers . ..... ,, ..,......,.. Beth Ann Boeltz, Virginia Freedland Publicity ,...,... ., ..... ,.........,...,. . .. .... ......,...,...,, ..... ....,......... E l a ine Hershman Program ...,, . .. ,...,.. ,. ..,.,....,..,..,......,.,., ,..r.., .....,, ,... ..,......,. , E l a ine Hershman Construction Crew ,.....,. , ..,,..,,.,........ ,.,.....,..., . Joseph Noble, Joseph Olson, Arnold Wagner, joel Dulberg, George Stevanus Props ..,,. ...... , , ...... ,... ......,,..,........,,...........,,..... .................. . . C harles McIntyre Make-Up . . ,..,,.... ,..., , ,.,,..,..,..,,,.....,. ..... , . .... ,. ,.,,.. ..,.., . , ,. Irving Rothman FOR THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1953 Directors, .... ., ,. ..,,, , .,.... Mary Jane Del-laas, jane Grady McRae Faculty Sponsor ... ., , .. ..,.. ..,, , . . .,..,. I. C. Thompson 24 'ii 'a v. A, CLASS PROM CENTER OF THINGS The center of: The stage crew-joe Noble The orchestra-MMarvin Hurwitz The class play-Norman Robinowitz The library-l.eon Miller The choir-janet Hill The band-Bob Friedman, Herbert Goldstein The majorettes-Rita Gusky Student Council-Elliot Rothman XYall-Anyone and everyone Foreword-Sandra hlanvey, Irving' Rotlinlan -lournal-Virginia Freedland. Nancy Swan I ,earning-T..'X.H.S. THE PERFECT SENIOR Boy Brains of.., ,.,. ,. .. Arthur Steinberg l'ersonz1lity of ..,.. .... . .David Rosenstein Hair of, ..,.,... . , Nick .Xlexandrofl liyes ol, . A... . .Tommy Trout llhysique of. ..., .,.. .,..,. l 4 lred Yalch Talent of . ..,.... ,. .A Elliot Rothman Good Looks ol' ...,,. . .,.,. Ronnie Maderas Smile of .. . ..,,., , .,...... Bucky McIntyre Athletic Ability off .... . ,..,.. Butch Boross Leadersliip ,Xbiility of .... Irving' Rotluuan Girl Brains of ,....r .,,... . ..,Ginnv Freedland Personztlity of . ., Elaine Hershnizm Hair of, .... T A . ....,,,..... .. Babs Hilk liyes of ,.r,.i,,,.,. .i,..... 1 Xlice Schlesinger Figure of ..,..,. . ....,...... janet Kramer Talent ofn ,. ....,,. Nancy Osmond Beauty of .......,.r .,..,.,......,...., C issy .lanvey Smile ol, ,..,,.., ....r.,..,..... B eth Ann Boeltz :Xthletic Nbility o,f...Barbara Henshaw l.e:ulersl1ip .Xbility of ..,.. Nancy Swan Z64 Slzyuraper leaslier Miss Ruse ll. llarlz President A A A Richard Ifnx Yiee President A .-Xrnnld lYagner 'l'i'easnrer A A A A Nancy Swan lfnrewnrd liepreseiitative AA A ,.,, A l,nis Miller Student Council Representative A AA A ,A A AA Marvin Hurwitz First Row-Virginia Freeland, Sandra Janvey, Babette Hilk, Roberta Gusky, Arnold Wagner, Richard Fox, Nancy Swan, Lois Miller, Paula Waldholtz Second Row-Charles Lesante, Rhea Lundy, Charlotte Cohen, Robert Friedman, Winifred Wakefield, janet White, Dorothy Hertrick, Miss Hartz, Edward Bitler Third Row-Allan Jacobson, Herbert Goldstein, Sam Platt, Larry Solomon, Allan Maglin, Charles Cross, Herman Thome Our structure of accluaintaneesliip will never, never fall: ln years to enine. it will remain always straight and tall. Ifan' its base is the sturdiest ever yet designed'- 'llhe fniuulatinn uf friendsliip-Wann stronger can one find. ln a fashionalile dress shop, Rhea, we see: lleeause it's a nindel snnie day she'll ll0.fRlllCA l,I7NDY .Ns a secretary fliarlntte will surely succeed. In helping the hnss with his every llt'6Cl.fCllARl,0T'l'l'I COIIIEN Since Charles has enlarged upon his liohliy, We find his painting in the ltblllly.--'CIIARLICS l,i:sANT1s On leave from duty and seeing the sights. Y ls friendly Chuck Cross in his navy tiglits.-C'imRl.ics CROSS DDS is what stands beside his name, llut of course,linh Friedman cnnldn't miss fame.-lion lfRlliIlMAN ln the seenncl flour studin playing niusie sublime ls llerhy Goldstein, having a wonderful lllllC'.?l1liRliERT GOLDSTEIN 27 In the engineer's office, Sam Platt can be found, Working industriously without a sound.--SAM PLATT Forgetful, mellow, mind in a mist? Go to Babette, a psychiatrist.-BABETTE HILK Seen knocking -on office doors is a man of great endurance, I-Ie's our personality boy, selling general lI1SufaI1CC.-ARNOLD XVAGN1-:R Seated under lights in our TV station Is VVinifred Wakefield, the dramatic sensation.-WINIFRED WAKEFIELD In comparison to others, Lois Miller is better, At taking dictation or typing a letter.-Lots MILLER In the Internal Revenue Bureau, Marv's advice is 'held high, To any math problem, an answer he'll supply.-MARVIN HURWITZ On our TV shows his jobs often vary, For he's our stunt man, agile Larry.-LARRY SOLOMCN Seen visiting friends, he looks healthy and tan, For Jerry's successful as a military man.-JERRY ZAHN When looking for styles that stand out in any crowd, Come to Bobby Gusky's shop-the clothes will make you proud.-ROBERTA Gusxx Seen walking with his brief case is a dashing businessman, It's Ed Bitler, the executive, who'll work out any plan.--EDWARD BITLER Working in the drugstore as a pharmacist, Is Al Maglin, mixing chemicals,-he's tops on every list.-ALAN MAGLIN A mighty fine seller of any type of car, Is Al Jacobson who exceeds by far-ALAN JACOBSON A social worker who is everybody's palg If in need, come to Ginny-she's -the helpful gal.--VIRGINIA FREEDLAND Into the manager's office we walk, Finding Dick, we sit down to talk.-DICK Fox A girl with zest, brains, and good looks, Has chosen to teach from elementary bOOkS.-SANDRA JANVEY The editor of our newspaper, TI-IE SKYSCRAPER NEWS, Is Nancy, whom we recommend for her liberal views.-NANCY SWAN In any job the results are the same, For whatever she does, Paula gains fame.-PAULA WALDHOLTZ jim Tweedle's work is way above parg In the business world. he's bound to go far.-.IAMI-:s TXVEEDLE The greatest care is given, whether Ford or Cadillac, By 'the owner of our parking lot, capable jack.-JACK BURNSTEIN Our vote for saleswoman of the year would be Cookie Hertrick, whose bright disposition is the key.-DoRo'rHY IIERTRICK janet White is efficient, dependable, and sweet: just to have her in the building is really quite a treat-JANET WHITE Making full use of his dictaphone Is our business man, Herman ThOmC.-HERBTAN THOME 23 31414 Parking Zot 'leaclier ..,.,, ..... Dr. Anna M. Qnattrocclii Presiclent llarolcl rllfillltlllilll Vice l'resiclent lilaine Herslnnan Secretary . Rolicrta lilooni Treasurer i Nicholas .-Xlexanclroll lforewortl Representative lflorencc li. tlolclstcin Stnclent Council Representative , Iilaine llerslnnan First Row-Janet Hill, Janet Sloan, Barbara Henshaw, Nick Alexandroff, Roberta Bloom Harold Trautman, Elaine Hershman, Nancy Vetter, Willard Edwards Second Row-Sylvia Wayman, Dr. Quattrocchi, Ronald Maderas, jean Winkelvoss, Flor- ence Goldstein, Phyllis Wnuk, Marilyn Unger, Dolores Skovranek, Beth Ann Boeltz Leon Miller Third Row-Manuel Ascencio, james Mandel, Francis Boross, Allen Kohl, David Stein Thomas Trout, Fred Yalch, Peter Sokol, Joe Noble, Donald Miller Recognition ancl linsiness are lmotli lacing songlit liy tlie ineniliers anfl lrnstees of onr parking lot: Tliongli we'll llave misfortune anrl niaylwc some strilc, XXI- know we'll have patrons from eaeli walk ol lile. Hourd of TI'll.Yft'l'S tlnr n1anager's voice can lie liearrl all aronnfl lfor l1c's from .N Choir, no one lictter can lie ionnml. QHar0ld Trautmanj Hur personal manager is loaclcrl with poise: Slie's linsy at work in spite of tlie noise. Uean Winkelvossj Hur loyal aclviscr solves all tlie complaints. Yet finrls enough time to work with licr paints. fwillard Edwards, flnr advertising manager is linsy as a lice: At getting out her iwork, an efficient girl is slie. Qanet Sloanj Our publicity chairman is known tlic worlcl arounclg Her artistic drawings everywhere will lie fonnrl. QBeth Ann Boeltzj No finer treasurer will tliere ever lie. For lie's on tlie jolt to collect our weekly fee. CNick Alexandroffj 29 v Our Staff VVit'h pencil in hand, so 'busy at work, The girl in the glasses is our noted file clerk. fFl0rence Goldsteinj A talented girl who not only succeeds In typing and shorthand, ibut in musical deeds. fSylvia Waymanj Our dark eyed secretary can't be beatg She has 'brains and efficiency, and her work's always neat. CROberta Bloom, In tihe corner of our office, sits a pert blonde, Of both typing and clerical work, she is most fond. fBarbara Henshawj Our Attendants ' On library staff, she is quite vitalg For keeping the books, she deserves a title. fPhyllis Wnukj The boy who's in charge of all of the res-t, In .technical skill rates with the -best. Uoseph Noble? To the cashier our 'best regards we relate-- A girl well mannered, good-natured, and sedate. CDolores Skovranekj Our chief attendant with his athletic skill Is sure to succeed, 'because he has the will. fRonald Maderasj To this competent girl who rtakes care of first aid. Many gener-ous compliments are deservedly paid. Uanet Hillj This froliciking young 'fellow wiho's on tlhe beam Is sure to reach stardom on any team. CFred Yalchj O ur Czrstomers A handsome blond fellow 'who works very hard lVill go on through life with a record unmarred. Uohn Tkacj This fam-ous news journalist. whose name will be found In newspaper columns, will express views profound. fD0nald Millerj XVow! Look at tlhe size of the big fo-otvball player- . A man of his prestige ought to be running for mayor. QFrankl1n Dobbsj Here comes a girl who is 'fair and petite: She's quite small in stature, and she's very sweet. QNancy Vetterj This industrious fellow who is full of amfbition Is sure to achieve, someday, great recognition. fLeon Miller, In future bands the man with the horn VVill be our na-tion's pride, our own "school-lborn." CA11en Kohlj As this dark-haired printer comes driving by, VVe hope his achievements soar ever so high. fB0b Schoyerj As a husky football coach he really would rate: In future years we know he'll be great. CFrancis Borossj Here comes a customer who does social workg . Her jobs are done expertly, no duties does she shirk. QMRIIIYD Ungerj 30 There is a designer with poise and good looksg Her fashion creations are found in style books. fElaine Hershmanj A tall, young chap who plays the guitar With will and amfbition . . . 'he's sure to go Our dark-'haired customer is a major league NVith his -baseball know-how, this town should Here's an enerffetic fellow who's ulwa s on ' t 1, y Hes studious and courteous-a swell guy to far, QPeter Sokolj player- be gayer. fManuel Ascensio5 the go: know. Cjames Mandelb An A-1 skater with dark, curly hair, Should -wind up in Hollywood . . . tihe pride With art for a hobby, he's of the fair. fT0m Troutj sure to succeed To the greatest heights 'both in work and deed. QDavid SteinQ Our work is completed for l-9-5-2, VVe 'hope you'll acce-pt it from 3l4's crew, VVe've really enjoyed adding' color and claim, To T.A.H.S,'s great hall of fame. Success, our ohiective, we hope this has heen, Your true opinion, That we've earned we all 'hope to win. our title "Scholars Full Breed," From four years of work, endeavor, and deed. A it 'N ll il- We W i Ure or iz Yfll-'QQ llll M? lam m m mm Wim up llkyffj, yy y l"'l'l WW rw' lllU!bMMUl!lllltlW!i.Wllfi'1"lW l UI: lil' l' 'I 47 122 5253, sh an an imma e llfllm-1 a. .t LN I 9 ' Vx .da m W' J lf l liff lt li wcullm: , " ' W - will , , - w:fm1'asamaim:lfus ,Huw I Q -fifff e mllF,25l'HE!f4-3'-ifff ln,fP""'f7f"fQl tiff' it l A ill? 4 flmwgy' rpxj lxt in XM W' 'fi l RIRJ v il!! J ' gp fx +'yl" feS,1'y1 'y ,l 1 il M' 'ppl 5 -ll N" LLL if -,..1a-fi-.-'i'i viii ' offs i. l 31 Yvundatiom of Yrienddazp First Row-Nathan Weiner, Joan Serafino, Patricia Haddock, Gary Shore, Charles Mc- Intyre, Janet Kramer, Art Cohen, Rita Gusky, Alice Schlesinger Second Row-Irving Rothman, David Rosenstein, Arthur Steinberg, Samuel Lang, Victor Snyder, Henrietta Ball, Owen Silverman, Elliot Rothman, Alan Rudnik, Miss Hillard Third Row-Margaret Pleszko, Dorothy Lepedo, Bronwen Davies, Carol Kayser, Nancy Osmond, Anita Epstein, Norman Rabinovitz, Jay Rogal, Marsha Felman, Ed Goldstein Teacher .. Miss Helen H. Hillard President ..., .....,.......,. .,.. r A rthur Cohen Yicc President ., . .,...r...c. , ..,,. Gary Shore Secretary . .. , ,.,r... . .... ,r.., h Ianet Kramer Treasurer . . . ..,,, , , ....,.,. . ..... Charles McIntyre Foreword Representative . ,. . Alice Schlesinger Student Council Representative. , Arthur Steinberg Miss llillurd says: It's il very ancient saying. hut zi true and honest thought That if you hecolne ll teacher. hy your pupils you'll he taught: As a teacher I've been learning, and forgive me if l boast That l've now become an expert on the suliject l like most! Getting fo kmm' you, gvlling in know all alum! yon. .-1d111i11isfrz1fir'4' lJcfr11'f111e1zf AR'l'llUR COHIFIN. the director of our crew Adniinisters well the projects we pursue. LX Welder of friendship is GARY SHOREQ His flashing smile wins friends galore. To see that our plans are filed and neat Is JANET KRAMER. efficient and sweet. CH.-XRl,lfS MclNTYRll, our treasurer-elect. Has sealed friendship bonds in this project. 32 Drawing Board Department An architect is vital to design our foundation- ELLIOT ROTHMAN's on hand to sketch this creation. F or every structure a driiughtsman we need Blueprints for friendship, BRONWEN DAVIES we heed. Matching walls for coloti with green and white Is decorator JOAN SERAFINLS special delight. i The Crew Guarding the time clock lis NATHAN WEINERQ Friendly to all, few could be finer. DAVE ROSENSTEINTS provided the necessary thrust To get us out to work, it's '53 or bust. On the job JAY ROGAL is most efficientg At being good-natured he is quite proficient. BOB GEMINDER, hard working and sincere, Supplies high spirits that we use here. BASIL WAHAL beari g good will Makes sure we' share inrlhat fine till. l We find our MARSHA MFELMAN hard to replaceg For getting work done she sets the pace. ARTHUR STEINBERG has done his little bit By settling our problems with humor and wit. Shining beams of ideas and expressions CAROL KAYSER presents as helpful suggestions. ANITA EPSTEIN has iadded mortar of cheer To seal up our wall of friendship, so dear. Good natured AL RUDNIK brings a supply Of aptness and skill thatimoney can't buy. Riveting friendships so they are lasting and true Is ALICE SCHLESINGER who rates tops with our crew. VVhen it comes to the lighting we have no worry: PATTY HADDOCK's smile brings sunshine in a hurry. VVhen the job gets tiringl and we want recreation, VVe call on SAMMY LANG, our football sensation. W'henever we need a go d active worker, There's OVVEN SILVISRMAN, never a shirker. HENRIETTA BALI. supplies coolness of thought, When everyone else with excitement is wrought. There are manv small defails to a job such as thisg XVith DOROTHY LEPEDO managing them. how can we miss? , 33 i VVhen admiring our foundation so sturdy and strong, VVe'll remember MARGIE PLESZKO who worked right along EDVVARD GOLDSTON is our paymasterg With checks of humor we work much faster. Dedication Ceremonies To herald completion of our foundation Is charming RITA GUSKY, our twirling sensation. Providing entertainment to end construction Is NORMAN RABINOVITZ of class play production. Our completed structure is wholesome and strongg With NANCY OSMOND displaying it, we can't go wrong. "Harmony and friendship will we teach . . . ," Quoted from IRVING ROTHMAN's dedication speech. SENIOR DEFINITIONS FRESHMAN-that which is inferior to all other types of human form in Taylor Allderdice. SOPHOMORE-that which is little better, but less inferior than the Freshman. JUNIOR-that which is slowly but surely reaching maturity and man- lhood. SENIOR+that which has, in its own insane manner, reverted back to early uncivilized ways, thus causing despair and discontent among the teachers. TEACHER-that type of person used primarily for instruction of the four pre-mentioned, considered dangerous. TEST-that form of evaluation of one's learning which comes when he least expects it, leaves him worn and haggard, and permits teacher to use her red pencil. PRINCIPAL-that form of restriction to which teacher refers when petitioned by her class to let them out earlier than usual. VICE-PRINCIPAL-that form of stern, glaring human often seen walk- ing in and out of the boys' lavatories. GIRLS' ADVISER-that individual in whose hands lie the health, wealth and torn pants of students. VVALL-that amazing structure, similar in character to the lodestone because of its magnetic qualities. FLAGPOLE-that tall slender shaft to which students migrate after school is over. CLASS PLAY-that type of production for which the actors rehearse unceasingly so that they may have a study period the rest of the semester. JOURNAL-that type of literature in which is inscribed for posterity the faces of all Seniors. a record of School activities, and the sweat and tears of the journal Staff. SENIOR THEME-that form of essay subjected to Seniors to see whether they will be able to stand the rigors and hardships of life after graduation. BELL AT 3 105-that propelling force that empties the school in 2 minutes. 34 Room 40 'I'L'ilCIlL'l' , .... . .... , .. I Mr. IIuu'zl1'cI Ilurucs Officers-First Semester I,I'L'SIlIl'IlI .. ,, .. . , ..A.. . , 'lzuucs Iluuu XICC IIYCSIKICIII , .Nuritu KIzu'ImcIIu 'I'l'L'Zl5llI'Cl' , .. Carrol Iilucstulu' Secretary . ,. ,Arla-llc .-Xmclui' 'an -worm xc rr 5 L1 'v , zlu inc 'mm uct' I' rc I I' 0 cut' t1 c P I L I Stuclcut Council Representative .,.., ,.,., . I , . .Ieanucttc Sugar Uffice1'sA5econcI Semester I'rcsicIcut I , Nurzllmclle Yates Yicc I'rcsirlc-ut .I':1uIiuc Colm-1' 'I'rczlsurcr-SL-c1'etzu'y ,Xugeliuc Czllfu I"m'cwnrrI RClll'CSL'Ilf8.IlVC , ,. Mary .Nun Gavel Stuck-ut Uuuicil Representative ,. . . Carol Smith First Row-Mary Ann Gavel, Norita Marbella, Angeline Calfo, Anita Rosenberg, Arlene Amdur, Carol Bluestone Second Row-John Opalko, Roberta Lucas, Pauline Colner, David Kranick, Richard Bazzy, James Bunn, Mr. Barnes Third Row-Lois Pollock, Audrey Vargo, Carol Shade, Jeanette Sugar, Carol Smith, Marilyn Shephard, Dolores Kochis IJICK II.-XZZY .X Imy tI1:1t's plc-zlszurt :uid dresses snazzy- Uuc with class and unc who is jazzy. QIQXKIICS IGVNN .X spzlrkliug smile and personality plus- XX'I1eu uskecl tu :Io Zl job he never nmkcs El fuss. 35 DAVID KRANICK A little quiet, a little shy- This is Davey, a wonderful guy. JOHN OPALKO A boy who is built with the height of a tower And to graduate is his main desire. MILLARD STEWART A real gone lad from 405 All in the class say he's hep to the jive. ARLENE AMDUR A cute little lass, who is a dear, To achieve success she need never fear. CAROL BLUESTONE A face and a figure that's really divine- She kept the class laughing all of the time. PAULINE COLNER Pauline Colner who is cute and petite Doesn't have to eat candy, to make her sweet. DOLORES KOCHIS Dumbo she is called for shorty But we all know she's a real good sport. LOIS POLLOCK Lois Pollock with those spark-ling eyes- She's quite activeg she's really wise. CAROL SMITH Carol Smith who is cute and swift: When she laughs, she gives us a lift. NORABELLE YATES Norabelle Yates for school she is late, But always -on time to keep a date. JENNY SUGAR Our Sleeping Beauty Who goes to school as just a duty. ANITA ROSENBERG Her diamond she has land-edg Her wish has now been granted. NORITA MARBELLA Rita Marbella was never sad: She greeted all with, "Hi there, Dad." MARILYN SHEPHARD Marilyn Shephard so quiet and shy Always had a twinkle in her eye. 36 CAROL SHADE Carol Shade who is always gay Looked relieved on graduation day. AN GELIN E CALFO Always a smile, she never did fret, A girl you will remember and never forget. MARY ANN GAVEL Mary Ann's laugh is quite contagiousg The way she roars is really outrageous. AUDREY VARGO , A wonderful girl, a, friend to the end, Her homework to the class she would alwayslend. ROBERTA LUCAS l A redheaded gal, who should be dressed in lace: But ask her where lshe loafs-she'll tell you Moe's place. l l i AQSTRACTIONISM After returning from the 1952 International Art Exhibit of surrealistic and non- objective art, I have only one desireethat is to paint-to put my impressions of school on canvas. ' Fonn of object Color i Representation tear drop gloomy bluefgrey September, school has begun dagger cold-steel gray teacher's piercing looks well-rounded circle light-hearted pink evterlasging beauty of meeting new , rien s flowing robe regal-purple we are the omnipotent seniors arrow, cutting through progressive-yellow continuing semester sloppy blotch dull-black our first test an insignificant dot baby-blue ' the rest of the school ominous ball of trouble bloody-red l report cards oval yellow-green despairing faces cluster of stars drowsy-white many evenings working on senior ' themes helping hand gold , Student Council's annual charity affair dainty, dance slipper transparent Senior Prom green and white tassel rich sunshine filled sky unexpressively beautiful Signed: A senior who will never forget and graduation-how wonderful! a bright future for all be alwavs grateful for the wonderful times and people that I have known in my years at T.A.H.S. I P-' 37 . ef "" MA L- 09 X 'HI ' N X X UK"'.. any 4? Q' , 2 ,. . . 1 ,X Q... -A V- I I, " mwwmwmmw .253 i IRVING- ITLJOT 0 N My HFTER SCHOOL- I 1 - I Elf!! f - x I M go. .1 E I-LTA 1 ' 'G 7- V .54 WL 'Z " , 'W IB-'Wh' f OUBLE D7NHrmuf ' gf'EcH!f!:i?? . , REHIJJ LOHDED!! K Hf"HFH"'k"' : I COL EENEH SENIOR Dl':vcUSSloN W DEBHTE - 1 L f' , v ' all A, N RRWORNNQ X Xi FlRT:5T?? ? i 4 1" 1, "4 ' Aa, Wffnaggga , ' Qmmwl ' , 'USE 4, .ffm fares: gf as lllemoriea of i952-1953 September 2-A wonderful summer ended, and we trudged back to Allderdice. October 3-Seniors had a gay time at their Barn Party in South Park after the Wilkinsburg game. October 13-Females slightedg males swept class elections. October 24-Dragons sailed over South, 38-0. October 24-VVe celebrated our victory at the Pigskin Prance. October 31-Dragons roared over Schenley in an exciting game. November 3-16-The blinding flash of the camera had seniors seeing spots. November 4-We all waited breathlessly to hear the election results. November 12-Open House-Our parents got the "inside dope" on us from our teachers. l November 18, 19, 20-Seniors made a big hit with their class play, George Wasliington Slept Here. November 26-30-We recuperated from a huge turkey dinner during Thanks- giving vacation. l December 12-A good time was had by all at the Charity Call. December 20-Groans and moans were heard from many seniors who took the Civic Club Test. T December 24-january 5-"Santa Claus Was Coming to Town" as school closed for Christmas vacation. january 19-Many seniors were honored at Honor Assembly. january 20-Disappointed seniors enjoyed their Class Day which was cut short because of inauguration ceremonies. january 21-Allderdice Dragons beat Westinghouse in a 49-48 thriller. january 22-With tears in their eyes, but happy at heart, the 1953 january class of 87 graduated. l january 24-Seniors danced until their feet hurt at the Senior Prom. january 29-February 2-We all enjoyed the mid-semester break from the mo- notony of homework. February 2-The june 1953 class were the "Big Men on Campus" as the new semester began. February 13-Seniors asked each other to "Be My Valentine" at the Valentine Varieties. February 23-Tankers took second place at the city championship swimming meet. March 2-Dragons closed best basketball season in ten years. March 7-Swimmers took third place at State College, Pa., as Al VViggins starred. March 14-Stiff necks and bleary eyes were had by many seniors after the Col- lege Boards. March 20-Allderdice students had deflated egos as faculty members tied them 25-25 in an exciting game at the Basketball Bounce. March 21-Seniors were asking each other, "How many babies were born in 1949 ?" after the ordeal of the Civic Club Test. May 15-The May Queen was crowned at our annual May Dance. May l9, 20, 21-The senior class production of Annie Get Your Gun surpassed the Broadway performance. june 8-Seniors were worn out after standing up for many citations read at Honor Assembly. june 9-School was infested with hobos, gangsters, and babies: it was Class Day. 'june 15-16-The familiar strains of Pmnp and Cirrmusfanrr were heard as the ' 1953 june class of 337 graduated. june 17-Seniors whirled to Tommy Carlyn's music at a super Senior Prom. 39 Student Cvuncil OFFICERS OF SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL CFirst Semesterj QSecond Semesterj President-Elliot Rothman President-Jack Tolochko Vice President-Jack Tolochko Vice President-John Petrolias Secretary-joan Rosenbaum, john Petrolias Secretary-Joan Rosenbaum, William Stone Treasurer-Dan Moore Treasurer-Dan Moore OFFICERS OF JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL 1First Semestery fSecond Semesterj President-Carol Parker President-Rita Weinstein Vice President-Rita Weinstein Vice President-Alan Rashba Secretary-Marcia Rubinoff Secretary-Marcia Rubinoff Treasurer-Harold Glick Treasurer-Harold Glick Sponsor-Miss Laura Zeigler SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL 40 SOCIAL COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE BOARD TYPING STAFF ' 1' CONVENTION DELEGATES PUBLICITY COMMITTEE PROBLEMS COMMITTEE 41 SENIOR STUDENT Blessings on thee, little child, Senior Student with homework piled, Senior Student with eyes so bright, They get that way from staying up all night! Senior student with glassy gaze Figuring out his Math Review mazeg Senior Student parked on the wall With weed in hand to forget it all! Senior Student attends meetings galoreg His works just goes on, more, more, more- Senior Student must write his themeg Can't figure out when he'll wake from this dream! Senior Student about college does worry, Applications and tests have his mind in a flurry. Senior Student in dramatic class, Those after-school sessions-got to pass! Senior Student for recreation Makes 467 his sixth period station. Senior Student at graduation, His smile is ibright with jubilatiou. Senior Student with diploma mounted Remember Allderdice, whose worth can't be counted. P oint State Park Erected I ndustry's S-moke Removed T owering Sky Scrapers Built T rolleys Replaced S ubways Installed B uildings Bombproofed U rban Recreation Centers Constructed R o'bots Used G asoline Eliminated H ills Leveled P ullman Cars Streamlined R adar Employed O hio River VVidened G ulf Building Reconditioned R ailroad Center Enlarged E lectrical Heating Improved S ewage Disposal System Modernized S chools Renovated 42 2 ww W nun' M WV g - my i I , 1 mi 9 wr " N if M 7 WH' W I ' W H4 ,I fl sun' K W " S W J 1 will M A fl ' . V . ,IH r LM," 'mu U ,M jk y V Xxq n ml 'IM gl fll " NEMQL q J, ff ll QU! 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ADELSHEIMER -Student Council: Cafeteria Staff: Dramatic English Class: Senior and llllC'I'lll0ill1i.iQ Discussion Clubs! Cnited Nations Club: Gernian Club: College Club: .-'Xdvanced lilec- tric Shop: Travel Club: Vice President ot' Homerooni, 9A: lntra- mural Basketball and Swinnning MARVIN B. ADELSON Student Council, lllth Grade: Microscope Club: Slide Rule Club: Chess Club: lland Y: Marching lland MARILYN ETTA ADLER -llall Staff: Intermediate Discussion Club: Senior Discussion Club: llook Club: junior Red Cross Club: lfuture Teachers of .Xniericag College Club, Membership Chairman: Chorus l, Ill, IV: Choir Proizranis NORMA LEE ADLER--llall Staff: 'l'oday's Business Girls: lfore- word ltepresentaiive: College Club, Secretary: Intermediate Dis- cussion Club: Senior Discussion Club: Book Club: Future Teach- ers of .:Xnn-rica: Travel Club: Future Nurses of America: Spanish Club: Smltuare Dance Club: Model for Fashion Show: Buhl Plane- tariinn Convention: Gregg Shorthand Award RAYMOND C. ANGELL-Track Team '51, '52, '5.l: Cross Country Team '52: lntraniural Basketball: .Nthletic l,etter ROBERT JOHN ANGELL-l'roin Connnittee: Square Dance: .Xil- vanced Special Shop: Track '52, '53: Cross Country '52: Track l.etter Q 5 U S Q. MCC? 0454 P fi 4 L4 1 ?t was -Teen-,Xge Book lub: lnternn liate lis- cussion Club: College ,ub: Microscope Club: Orchestra -l: Quali- tative Analysis Class: Homerooni Vice President, llth Grade: ln- traniural Basketball, 9B MARGARET HELEN BALAS-Service Club: lloolcrooni Clubi junior Glee Club: Volley Ball Championship '50, '5.i: junior l.ead- ers: Fashion Show: 60 Gregg Shorthand .-Xu'ard: 80 Gregg Short- hand Award MATA ANN BARACK-Student Council: l"oreu'oril Representa- tive: Travel Club: lntermediate Discussion Club: Senior Discus- sion Club: College Club: Square Dance Club: IZA llrograin Coin- mittee: Honierooni President, 9B: Modern Dance: Special Danee: Cheerleaders: Honieroom May Queen STEFFI CAROLE BARAD--Student Council: lforeuord Repre- sentative: Senior Prograni Connnittee: Travel Club: lnterniediate and Senior Discussion Club: Teen-Age Book Club: lloinerooni Secretary. XR: Homerooni Vice President. l1B: Tennis Tourna- ment '5l: Typing Award 45 BARBARA ANNE BARNES-Csliering Staff: Hall Staff: l7.N..X,: I".'l',A.: Teen-Age Book Club: Prograin Committee: Typing .'Xu'arrI: Fashion Shows '50, '51, '52: Vulley Hall: Ilasketball '-I9 ROBERT D. BARRY-Hall Staff: Rand I: .-Xclvaneecl .Xrt: AMI- vancecl jewelry: Heacl Cbeerleaclerg Ixanf1nann's Selmlastie ,-Xrt Dinner '53: Gold Key, Kaufmann's Scholastic .-Xrt Contest: Hfmimr- able Mention Safety Poster Contest: Track Team '5l, '52, '5.l: Track Letter '53: Crbss Country '51, '52: Cruss Country Letter '52 BERNARD F. BAUER-Slitle Rule Club: Current Iivents Club: Orchestra I, ll, III: Senior Class Prugrain Cumlnittee: I2.X Librar: Project: Swimming' and Basketball Intramurals: Swinnnine' Letter: City Cliamp in Breastrnke '52, '53: Tllircl in State Clianmitmsliip: All American Medley Relay '52 SHIRLEY BEFFERMAN-Stnclent Cuuncil: l:Hl'CXYUl'fI Represen- tative: Discussion Club: I7.T..-X.: Ilebrew Club: Current Iivents Club: CuIle,Q,'e Club: Dramatic Iinglisb Class: l2.iX Vruerain Cmn- mittee: Library Project: Gregg' Typing' .Xu'artI: Civic Club Test SANDRA ARLENE BENNETT-Teen .-Xge Ilimk Club: Travel Club: Harinuny Club: Orchestra II, III, IY: :Xccminuanist fur Muclern Dance HERBERT BERKOWITZ--St'iii4il' llisctlssiull Club: Cnllege Club: Band V: Marching Hanrl: Track Team '50 JOAN R. BERLINSKY--Senior Discussion Club: College Club IQNA.: lfm'eu'urrl Representative, l2B: Hall Staff: journal Staff Rtllllll 262 Perintlieal Staff: .Xflvaneerl Jewelry: jewelry Projects HOWARD MITCHELL BERMAN-Student Council Representa- tive: Hall Staff: Teen .Xge Hunk Club: Cnitecl Nations Club Seniur Discussion Club: Ilanrl Y: Marching Hand: Dramatic ling lisb: Class l'lay Cast: Student Council Publicity Cunnnittee: Swim ming Team: .Xtbletic Letter EILEEN BINENKORB-Home Nursing Club: Clmrus I: .MI vaneecl Clbtbing Class: ,Iuniur and Seniur Life Saving: Basketball Rhythm Swinnning: junim' tilec Club MORTON BINSTOCK-Qualitative .Xnalysis Class: Iinterecl ,Xll clerclice from Miami, Iflnrirla, in ltlll BARBARA A. BLACK-Csbering' Staff: Service Club: l7'.N..iX.: Tuclay's Business Girls: Driving Club: Y-Teens: Vulley Ball '5 '5I: Suftball '50, '5l: IXIusbb,aIl: Basketball JOHN ADAM BLACKMANiStutIent Council: Hall Staff: Square Dance Club: Orchestra V: Clmir IV 46 II, GAIL SURA BLANK Hall Staff: Dramatic linglisb Class: Pru- gram Committee: Intertneiliate lliseussiuu Club: F.T..X.: .luuiur Learlers: lliunermun Secretary: Murleru Ilanee: Vulley Hall: Typ- ing .Xwartl NANCY BLOOMf'Sturleut Cunneil, 'ltb-lltli tlrarles: Cafeteria Staff: -lnurnal Staff: Cu-eliairman Seuinr Class I'ublieity Cmn- mittee: Cu-eliairmau Stmleut Cuuueil Social Committee: Stuilent Cnuneil Ctmventiuu at lfurty-flirt, l'a.: l:.T..-X.: lutertnerliate aml Seniur lliseussinu Clubs: Slirle Rule Club: Teen :Xue llpnk Club: Qualitative .Xualysis Class: Speeial llauee: KIJK.-X Selinul of tlie ,Nir I'l'lDf.fl'2lllliQ lJ..X.lQ. llistury .Xwarrl: Civie Club Test ELAINE RITA BLOOMFIELDf-l".T.,X.: Hall Staff: Driving Club: liasketball llll: Teaebiug I'rujeet, tireeufielcl Selnml: Gregg Slnn'tbaurI Certifieate CAROL D. BLUESTONE- l"nreu'urrl Representative: llmnertmin Treasurer, lllll, llll: llistributive lftlueatinu Class: State llis- tributive lifltieatiuu Cunventiun DUANE BODENHEMIER lfoutball 3.2: Must Valuable Player .Xwarflg jewelry Prujeets MARY ANN BROWN Teen .Xue Ilfnili Club: llriviug Club: Or- ebestra Y: Musbball: llfurkey: Basketball lnterselipnl Team: Vplley llall Cbamps: Ifasliinu Slimr: tiym Letter: Lite Saving' Badge lfreueb Club: Volley Ball 9.X-ll.-X: Suftball 1-tl.X: lfasliiuu Slum' mittee: ,luurnal Staff: Slule Rule Club: Qualitative ,Xualvsis Class: ebestra .-Xeeumpanist fur Selnml llaures ALAN PHILIP BURCKIN-Senior lliscussinn Club: Travel Club' llay Committee Cbairmau: Hmnerfmin Treasurer, llll-l2.X: juven- ile Court Rambo Ilrugram: Civie Club Test PHYLLIS MARIE BURKE-Driving' Club: Library Staff: Sevre- tary uf Library Staff: Typing rXu'arrl JAMES BUNN-llmnernnm l'resicleut, llllg lfnutlwzill: llistribtttire liclueatipn Cuuventiun, Carnegie Xlusie llall JAMES MATTHEW BURTON-.Xineriean -luuiur Kewl Cruss: Cbess Club: Travel Club: Latin Club: l'ruin Cummittee: .luuinr Varsity lfuptball Team: .Xlltlercliee Swimming Team: Intramural Basketball Team: Sucial Living Cunveutiuu, '52 47 SUSAN BUERGER---fl"nrenwn'cl Staff: llramatie linglisb Class: Class Day Committee: luterinecliate lliseussinu Club: lf.'l'..X.: lfreneli ' ' 7 I llub: Home Nursing: Hmnerumii Seeretarv, l-.X: lresimleut ul JQI-IN KENNETH BURCHARD-Seltirlr Class T,l'U'S1l'2llll Camm- Hntnerumn Viee I'resi1leut: Civie Club Test: Intramural-llasketball '52: Sun-Telegraph .Nmerieau Histury Test l'rtze: l'iaun :tml Ur- Hall Staff: Dramatic English Class: LZ.-X Library Vrnieet: Class ANGELINE MARIE CALFO Y Distributive liclucation Class: Square llanee Club: Seienee Clubg Honieroom Secretary-Treasurer. IZA: Basketball: Yolley Hall: l-loekeyg SXX'll'l1lllil1g'1 Gym .'XXV2iI'llI llistributive l':ClllL'Zl.IllJll Convention, Carnegie Music Hall FRED CALFO-Hoinerooin Treasurer, 933 Hoinerooiu Vresicleut. lll,X, llllg Special Sliopg Intramural llasketballg I'artieipant in lruml lnclustrial .Xrts Contest, Special Recognition NANCY A. CARNEGIE-Cafeteria Staff: Class llay Committee: Y-Teens: Honn-rooni l'resiilent. IUCN, lllllg .-Xtlvaneecl Clothingg Fashion Shout Softball: Yolley Hall DOROTHY MAE CARTER-Serviee Clubg Senior Class llay Coni- mitteeg Senior l.eaflers, Vive llresiclent, lllii, IZAXL Hockey: Basket- ball: Yolley Tlallg Tennisg Nlushballg Manager of llasketball Tour- nament: Championship Hockey Teanig Fashion Showsg ,Ntliletie Letter RAYMOND J. CAULEY-Al'riut Shop: Mechanical llrawiugzg ln- traniural Swinnning Championship Team 'SZQ Fntereml from Glad- stone Junior High School, 10B MICHAEL G. CHASSER- basketball ish Club: Majorettes 48 ROBERT MICHAEL CHERGI Xflwamul Wood Shop Sl x 1 11151112 Cross Country '52, '53 fraelx vi Homeroont lrtsulent llll Vice President, IOAQ All City Chorus 8X BARBARA ANN CHERINGTON ortnortl Stall llrunatie lfnglish Cast: Senior llismussion um 1 C Future Teachers of .Mueriea uh t 1 s Gregg., Typing .Nwarrlq lJ.A.R, Award lorenoifl Representative BARBARA JANE CLARKE Futererl Xlllcrrltee in l7l" from Elizabeth High School, Elwabeth lnnnsvlxania Pullttui Distri bution Staff: Aelvaneerl Cookin JERRY CLOSKY-Hall Staff lrlebrux Club Ll iss Ll l Cb: ll. Ill: Junior Varsity Basketball L Inu oi X lls i BERNICE ALICE COHEN lntcrmuliate and Senior Discussion Clubs: Spanish Club: Future Teachers of Xmerua luture Nurses of America: Hall Staff: Gregg, Typing Award 'leaelnug Projett BERNICE MYRNA COHEN Hall Qtaff Travel Club Collage Club: Future Teachers of America Senior Discussion Club Span --lgjune C'1aAA JOYCE ANN COHEN lnfvtm-i'i:1 Staff: ANl.M.M,3 k'nrrL'nt livcntf Vlnlig l".N..X.g l".'I',,-X.: llvllugc Clnlig Slmrtliznnl Lflnlmg -I-inrnzil Staff: ll-nm-iwiiii 'l'l'k'2lNlIl'K'I', Xllg Xlillvy llall 'l'nnrnaincnt 'Sli llslskvtlmzlll 'l'f,nrn:um-ni '5lg firm-gg Typing .Xwurmlg lircgg Slmrtlmml rXwarcl KAREN LOUISE COHEN -llzlll Staff: M.Xl.M.: 'luniur llrzunzxtir Clnlmg llilwim-rli:ite' lliarli-.Nimi Vlnlig lfrciicli Clnlig SL-nifvr llin- rnssiuii l'lnlig l".'l'.pX.3 Stnflvnt lfcclvrziliatsq ,lnninr lilcc flnlm, l'l'vr-irlviil: C'l1nrns YQ k'lnn'zili-3 Clnmir Prugrmnsg Tvzlcliing Prujcrts JOSEPHINE MARIE COLELLA --- l"m'cwui'fl liL'pi'cxcl1tutivc3 flnirm I, Ill, IY, YQ Girls linscinlwlcg l'artiripatcfl in Clnnir l'ru- grzunng Mm-inlwr uf llurli Clniir PAULINE MARGARET COLNER lliatrilmntivv lfiliiczitiuii Class: I"ui'cwui'sl lirlm-wiilsniivv5 lliiim-ivwmli Yirv Vrcsimlcntg llzulwllmllg llmikcyg llclvgntc ti, llistrilnitivc liflilcatilni L'1mvcntimig llall Staff: Square- lbanrc' lflnli 'S REGINA CONLEY Sm'x'irc Vlnlug 'l'vmlayR lliisiiicm liirlag l"ui'L'- mural lic1ni'cwl11:iIix'v3 'l'm-cn ,Xgc Hunk Clnlmg hll n'.p.in., 80 n'.p.in. Sllllflllllllfl ,Xwurilg Sufllmll, 'itll-llltli Grades: llzukvtlmll, 'MII lirzulc DONALD CONN l'illIl'I'l'll in lllll fr-nn Glaclstuiic .lnniur lligli Srlnml: llriving Clnlmg XX'rmrl Slnnn I"llI'Cl1l2HIQ lntrainnrzil llnskctf lmll '52, '53 CHARLES CONNORS-'Hall Staff: .Xrlvznlrcrl XYmnl Slmpg .Ml- vzlncvrl ,lcwelryq Hfnnci'mnn l'rcsi1lunt, llllg lntrzlninrzil Swinnning Clizmipiun 'l'c:1n1, 9.AX3 liuiutlmll 'SIL .'XllllK'llL' l.vttvr ROBERT CONNOARS-l"urcwnrrl Rvprcsclltzltivci lcon ,Xgc llmik Llnlmg xlll'l'llSl'U1iC Clnlm: Driving' l'lnl11 Sqnarc llzuirc Clnlig Special Slnwpg lntrznnnral Ilzukctlmllg Swimniing WILLIAM T. CORNMAN llriring Vlnlmg Spvrinl Shun Ylg l.i- lirziry Rvafling l'rujc'rt BARQAR4 JEAN CRLIM- Hall Staff: Sfnmrc' llzinfe Club: Ynllcy llall '30, :lg lluukcy 'hll i'lnn'ns l: .Xflvanrccl llrnnc licmiuinirs CHARLES WILLIAM DALBY "l'l'2lIISfCI'I'C!l frwm Scligniwn High Sclmnl, Tcxas: Yirc Prcsiclcnt. Senior Class. Scligmang Football 'l'v:un, SCliQl1lPlll1 Statv Cinivciitimi, ,Xssnciarcfl Student Cnnicils mf .Nmcrirzi in .Xriznnag l"mnl1all Letter, Sclignmn HENRA JOY DANIELS -- Stnclvnt Council: Lklicring Staff: NLM M 3 Travel Clnlw: Class Day CUIIIIIIIIICCI I-Iunwrumn Presi- rlcnt, RA, Svrrvtary QR, Trcusnrcr 9.'X, IORQ Gregg.: Award 49 GERALDINE DAVIS-Advanced Jewelry: Basketball: Volley Ball: Hockey: Mushball Tournaments GLORIA RUTH DAVISfServiee Club: Library Staff: Today's Business Girls: Spanish Club: Mushball Captain, llth Grade: Hockey, 10th Grade: Basketball Captain MARALYN SUE DAVIS-Student Council: Foreword Repre- sentative: Hall Staff: Junior Dramatic Club: Senior Discussion Club: Book Club: F.T..-X.: Travel Club: Social Committee: Student Council: Homeroom President, 7B ELEANOR RAE DE JIDAS-X-'ice President lX1.Kl.M. '52, '53: Captain Cafeteria Staff '52, '53: Driving' Club: Chorus l, lll: Hockey '50: Basketball '50, '51: Soccer '50, '5l: Foreword Repre- sentative: Typing Award: Service Club: Fashion Shows LOUIS JOHN DEURLEIN-Hall Staff: Microscope Club: Square Dance Club: IZA Program Committee: Vice President, IZB: Science Convention, Carlyle, Pennsylvania: Football '50, '51, '52: Intramural Basketball: Athletic Letter CHARLES E. DICKSON-Journal Staff: Cshering Staff: F.'l'.A.: VVesteru Convention District Convention of F.T.,-X., '51, '52: Pro- French Club: IZA Library ment Auditorium Program RAYMOND DI LUCIA-Prom Committee: Hall Staff: Bookroom Staff: Homeroom President, 1213, IZA: VVoodshop Foreman ALYCE CAROLYN DIMMICK-Senior Class Publicity Committee: 12A Library Project Committee: Junior Red Cross Council: Stu- dent Council Alternate: Foreword Staff: Junior Glee Club: College Club: lntermediate Discussion Club: Senior Discussion Club: M.M.M.: French Club: Future Teachers of America: D.A.R. His- tory Medal: Scholastic Art Awards: Civic Club Award JERRY DINOVITZ-Chess Club: Vifoodcarving Club: Camera Club GRACE ELAINE DODGE-Entered from Gladstone in 10B: To- day's Business Girls: Chorus Il: Hockey '51 RENA JUNE DORN-Hall Staff: Student Council Representative: F.T.A.: Intermediate Discussion Club: College Club: Senior Dis- cussion Club: Driving Club: Future Nurses of America Club: Chorus I: Fashion Show Model DAVID EARDLEY-Qualitative Analysis Class: Slide Rule Club: Short Vilave Club: Civic Club Test gram Committee of F.T.A.: lfntre Nous, Prograin Committee of Project Committee: American Govern- Civic Club Test 50 79. ---- jane C1444 --L FRED EDELSTEIN - Senior Discussion Club: College Club: Travel Club: Hall Staff: Student Council: llands l, ll, lll, IY, Y: Senior Class llrograln Conunittee: 9th and l0tl1 Grade Student Council Representative: Intramural liasketluall NORMANITA FAGAN-l7.N..'X.: College Club: Chorus lll: XYrote I'iment-"Cliristinas in Korea"-l'ublislu-d in Poetry .Xntliology DONNA FARRER-Hall Staff: Cafeteria Stall: Service Club: Foreword Representative: Y-Teens: Square Dance Club: Class Day Committee: llasketball '49, '50, '5l: Volley llzill '49, '50, 'Slg Hockey '49, '50 PATRICIA FAVRE-Cafeteria Staff: Y-Teens: Senior l'ron1 Coni- mittee: Fashion Shows EUGENE C. FELDMAN-Student Council: l7oreu'ord Representa- tive: Intermediate Discussion: Senior Discussion: Slide Rule Club: Orchestra ll, lll, lV, V: Vl'ooclwixul Sextet: junior .Xll-Citi' Orches- tra: Senior All-City Orchestra: Vice l'rc-sident, lZ.X Class: Hotne- room President: Intramural Swinnning: Basketball LYNN HARIET FELSER- 'Kl.Xl.lXl., 'l're:isnrer: ,lournnl Staff: Foreword Representative: Cafeteria Staff: Hall Staff: li.'l',A.: Teachiiig Projects: College Club JACQUELINE FINEfStudent Council: Foreword Staff: Hall Staff: l'sl1erine Staff: Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: 'l'r:ivel Club: College Club: ,lournal Art Staff: Vice President of llonu-rooni, fill, 9.-X: Honorable Mention, National Safety Poster Contest NAOMI RUTH FINKELHORiManag'er of Majorettes: lf.'l'..-X.: lfuture Nurses of America: College Club: Travel Club: Advanced lfoods JOSEPH HERBERT FISHER-Problems Committee: l2,'X Library Project ClllllI'llllll'l'Q Student Council: Csbering Staff: College Club: l".'l'..X.: l'ublic Schools Broadcast RUTH ANN FOX -Home Nursing Certificate: Clioir l: .Xdvaneed lfoods: Volley llall '50, '5l: Hockey '52 RICHARD FRANKENSTEIN-College Club: Travel Club: Gregg Typing Award BARBARA ELAINE FREED--Dramatic English: Class Day Coin- xnittee, Co-cliairnian: Student Council, Member-at-large, Social Committee: Teen ,Kee llook Club: lntermediate Discussion: Senior lliseussiou Club: Travel Club: Future Teachers of America. Vice President: Chorus Y, IV, lll, l: Chorale: Special Dance: F.T..-X. Teacliing Projects: XYestern Convention District of l".'l'A., Vice l'resident 51 HARVEY fWAYNE FREEDMAN-College Club: Travel Club: Projection Club: Intermediate Discussion: Hall Staff: Band V, IV, III, II, I: Track Manager '51, '5Z: Athletic Letter MURRAY ALLAN FRIEDMAN-Stage Crew: Projection Club: Camera Club: Orchestra II, Ill, IV, V: Advanced Special Shop: American Government Program: State Orchestra Contests: Radio Broadcasts on Economics LILLIAN FREEMAN - Hall Staff: M.M.M.: Junior Leaders: Homeroom President: Chorus I, II, III: All Star Hockey Team: All Star Basketball Team: American Legion Award, 8th Grade: Home Nursing Class: Gym Letters ABBOT FRIEDLAND-Hall Staff: Intermediate Discussion Club: College Club: Microscope Club: American History Broadcast RICHARD PAUL GALL4Hall Staff: Homeroom President, IIB: Advanced Special Shop PATRICIA ANN GALLO-Foreword Representative: Hall Staffi Library Staff: Student Council: Today's Business Girls, Secretarv: Fashion Show Committee: Homeroom Secretary. Treasurer: Ath- letic Letter: Typing Award: Basketball: Volley Ball: XN'ater Ballet MARY ANN GAVEL-Distributive Education Class: Junior Y- Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Hall Staff: Orchestra II, III: Foreword Representative: junior Life Saving: Swimming: Mushball: Volley Ball: Basketball: Distributive Education Convention Delegate: Gym Award LAWRENCE P. GEISLER - Iintercd 1951 from Central High School: Slide Rule: Chess Letter NANCY GELLMAN-Fourth Period Hall Staff: Ushering Staff: ,lunior Red Cross: F.T.A., Recording Secretary: Foreword Staff, Iiditor-in-Chief: journal Staff: Prom Committee: Senior Discus- sion: Intermediate Discussion: French Club, Social Chairman: Auditorium Orientation Program: Lincoln School Teaching Project: Pennsylvania Federation of junior Historians Conference: Mock Lnited Nations Assembly: F.T.A. Convention at Lebanon College: Civic Club Test IRVING GELMAN-Hall Staff: Orchestra V. IV, III. II, I1 ln- tramural Swimming: Intramural Basketball: All City Orchestra ALISON RAE GHEN-Class Day Committee: Foreword Repre- sentative: Teen-age Book Club: M.M.M.: Chorus V, IV, I: Chorale: Choir Programs, Radio and TV Choir Programs HELENE RHODA GIRSON-Hall Staff: F.T.A.: Class Party Committee: Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: Teen-age Book Club: F.N.A.: College Club: junior Glee Club: Modern Dance: Volley Ball: Basketball: Fashion Show: Colfax Teaching Project 52 DAVID M. GLICK--'l'.I'k'llk'll Club: Intermediate Discussion: Sen- iur llisemsimi Club: Cniterl Natiuns Club: Senior l'rugrain Cum- xnittee: lfrencli Award: Sclmlastic Writing Award: junim' Tmvn Meeting: Scliuul Science Fair STANFORD R. GLICK--,Cnllegc Club: Cnitecl Nations Club: ln- terinecliate anil Senior lliscnssiun Clubs: Travel Club: 12.-X Pru- grzun Cmnniittee: llall Staff: Key Club: Green Key Club: Band IV, lll, ll, l: Secretary uf llmnermnn, 1213, l.ZfX: Vice Presimlent ut' Key Club: Varsity llasketball '52, '53: Intramural llaaketball: Varsity l.ctter in Plaskvtlmall '52, '53 YVONNE ESTHER GLICK-Hall Staff: lluuk Club: Junior l.vzulera: College Club: juniur lilce Club: Basketball: Yulley liall: llnckey: Sufi Hall: Athletic Shield ARNOLD GOLD -Stumlent Council Representative: Hall Staff: Cullege Club: Clmrus ll, lll, V: Male Cliurus: lilee Club: Dra- matic lfnglisli Cast: l.ibrary Pruject: Clan llay Cunnnittee: Clmir Rube Cmnniittee: llunierutnn Secretary, 9th Grade: Civic Club Test ' M l FONDA GOLDMAN llmnemmii l'rcsimlent, IKM, ll.'X: llmneruuni . 5:.:.,-cm,-yi Quilt-gy Club, l'reaimlent: Hunk Club: lfuture 'l'ean'liei's A nt' .'Xnierie:i: jnurnal Stall: Prugrani C4llllIllltlt'L'Q Clmrus l, Ill, IY: -X tiregg Typing Award jANICE GOLDMAN--llall Staff: l",'l'.:X.: French Club, Treasurer: lnterniemliate anrl Seninr lliscussiun Clubs: College Club: IZA Pub- i Q lieity Cmnmittee: Vnlley llall '50, '53 ' - . A 1, 'Q Q Klub l'resulent: lnterniecliate Discussion Club: 1'rbjcrtiim Club.: f,l'L'lR'S4ll'11 l, ll, lll, IV: Marrliing llanrl: Yarsily llaslietlmall: Key Club Lonventinn JANE GOLDSMITHgllall Staff: lklnering Stall: Stuflent Cunn- cil: lf.'l'..'X.: Intermediate and Senior llisciissimi Clubs: College Club: Special Dance: .-Xclvancecl .Xrt Class: llramatic lfnglisli Cast: Publicity Cnnunittee: journal .-Xrt Cunnnittee: Gregg' Typing ,Xwarcl SONDRA GOLDSTEIN -- lnterniecliate and Seniur lliacussiun Clubs: College Club: llc-brew Club: Majurette Clubg lF.'l'..X.: Stu- alent Cuuncil: Cafeteria Staff: Student Cbuneil Sneial Cnnuuittee and Publicity Committee: Hmnermmi Serretary, UK, lll.X: Fasliiun Slmw: llrainatin' lfnglisli: Vulley llall LOIS GOODSTEIN--Stuclent Council Surial Cmunniitlee: Hall Staff: lnterniecliate anal Senior llisrussimi Clubs: lf.'l'.qX.: Travel Club: Cwllvm' Club: Teen-age lluuk Club: llramatir linglisli: Class llay Cnniniittee: Chairman uf Sclmnl lilertiun l'ull: Vice l'resimlent uf llmnerumn: Sevretarv-Ti'easurer uf llnmerimni: Spe- cial Dance: Mmlern llanee: l7.'l'.,X, CUllYt'lltlllllS JANET AUDREY GREEN--l.ibrz1ry Staff: .-Xbsenve llulletins: Dramatic linglisll: lf.'l'.,-X.: lfrencli Club: Teen-age lhmk Cluhg .Iuniur iilee Club: Nliwuscupe Club: Clmrus Y, IY, lll, l: Gregg Slmrtbanrl Award NEIL GREENBERGH l'ublivity Cnnnnittee: llall Staff: .Mlvanceml Print Shop: lfureman, l'rint Slmp: Intramural llasketball, Sth-lltli Grades: Seniur Class Party Cuuunittee 53 SANFORD GORDON-ASturlent Council: Miernseupe Club: Kev SHEILA GREENBERG-Hall Staff: 262 Periodical Staff: journal Staff: F.'l'.gX.: College Club: Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: Chorus 4, 3, 1: Orchestra 1: First Aid: Secretary of Inter- mediate Discussion Club: Secretary for Sponsor of Publications, 262 ANN T. GREGOVITS-Service Club: Gregg Shorthand Tests: lintered from Gladstone, 103: Gladstone Safety Patrol: Dancing Club: Gregg Shorthand Award: Chamber of Commerce Essay Award MIRIAM GRODNER-College Club: Hall Staff: Red Cross Club: Advanced Foods: Entered Allderdice in llth Grade from Peabody: Sociology Conference SANFORD PHILLIP GROSS-Hall Staff: Travel Club: F.T.A.: Senior Discussion Club: Social Committee: Prom Committee EUGENE C. GUTILLA-Special Shop: Intramural Basketball '52, '33 FRED J. HARM, jR.sShort XVave Club: Homeroom President, 912, NIB, llth Grade, 12th Grade: .-Xdvanced Electric Shop: 12.-X Prograni Committee: Track Team '51, '52, '5.i: Track Letter '52: Cross Country '53 IIAROLD HAFFNER-Hall Statf: College Club: Student lfederahsts Club: Publicity Committee: Advanced Printing: Intra- mural Basketball: Intramural Track RAE SHIRLEY HIAMOVITZ-Hall Staff: M.M.M.: F.T.A.: Iu- termediate Discussion Club: College Club: F.N.A.: First .-Xid: Ilglongeqooni Social Chairman, IOA: Gregg Typing Award: Dramatic .ng isi SHIRLEY HIMELBLAU-Hall Staff: Chorus V: Chorale: 12A Program Committee MARY LOUISE HIMICH-Service Club: Senior Y-Teens: Presi- dent tif Service Club: Basketball: Fashion Show: Gregg Shorthand .- wart FAYE ELLEN HINKES-Red Cross Service Club: Hall Staff: Foreword Representative: Travel Club: College Club: Book Club: Intermediate Discussion Club LENORE HIRSCH-Junior Glee Club: F.T.A.: F.N.A.: French Club: Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: Hall Staff: Chair- man in Foods Class: Advanced Foods: French Club Social Com- mittee: Pool Leader: Gym Routine Leader 54 , unec144.f , NANCY ANN HOHMAN-Hall Staff: Service Club: Driving Llnb: Y5l'ecns: Basketball lllll, l0,'X LILLIAN HOLECZY--Student Council: ,lunior Dramatic Club: lloolc Club: Senior Discussion: Chorus Y, lX', lll: Chorale: Volley llalll llaskctball HANNAH JANE HONIG - Foreword Represeinative: Student Council: journal Staff: llrobleius Couuuittee: Usheriug Staff: llall Staff: lnterinecliate Discussion Club: l".'l'..-X.: Teaching Pru- jects: Senior Discussion Club: Yolley Ball: Mushball: Tennis: Chairman of the Slogan Contest AUDREY HORNE-Student Council: Cslieriiig' Staff: Hall Staff: Social Coiuuiittee, Siucleut Council: Class Day Couunittee: Teen- age liooli Club: lf.'l'..-X.: luierinemliate Discussion Club: Senior Discussion Club: Travel Club: Spanish Club: College Club: lf.'l'..-X.: 'l'eaebiup,' Projects FRED ALAN HORVITZH-llouierooin Sc-eretary: lloinerooiu Yice l'rc-simlent: l'rograin Conunittcc: llanfl l, ll, lll, IY, X: ,Xll Cit.: llaurl: Marcluug liancl: llaclniinton Club: Travel Club: llall Staff JOANNE CLARE HURLEY--.Xltcrnate Stncleut Council Repre- sentative, Problems Committee: Cafeteria Staff. Cu-Captain: lf.'l'.4X.: S luare Dance Club: Choir Y, Secretary: Chorale: Double Quartet: Choir Robe Counuittee, Chairman: l'ron1 Counnittee: lloinerooui lrezisurcr, lllll: Secretary, lll.X: Vice l'resiulent, llll, llll, ll.-X: l'resi1,leut, ll,-X: Yolley Hall '5U. '51, '52: .Xtblctic Letter: XX'orlrl lforuui Delegate '52 WILMA HYDOVITZ Cafeteria Staff: lforeworrl Represcntalivsl ll.X l'rogr:uu Conuuittee: Library Club: Hoinerooiu llrcsiclcnt, llll, lZ.X: Yice l'resiilent, ll.X: Sccrulary, llli: junior Leaclers Q' LAWRENCE WALTER ISAACxStuclent Council, l2l3: Qualitative ,Xnalysis Class: Microscope Club: journal Staff: Social Connnittee: l'ron1 Committee SUSAN CLAIRE JACOB--Class Day Committee: Social Coni- mitu-eg Student Council: l'robleu1s Counnittee: Foreword Repre- sentative: Csln-ring Staff: l".'l',.-X.: Senior auml luterinecliate Discus- sion Clubs: 'll-eu-age llook Club: Chorus l, lll, IY: Dramatic ling' lish: Class l'lay Cast MARGARET JANTEK-f-Cafeteria Staff: Service Club: Sc-ui ir Y-Teens. l'resi1lcnt: Square Dance Club: Basketball: Volley llall: Senior l,e:ulers: llorkey: Softball: Fashion Sliows: .-Xthlctic .-Xxraiil JULIA C. JASKO 'Service Club: Library Club: Stuileut Council: llonlerooul Secretary, lllll, lll.X: Gregg' Shortbancl .-Xwarcl: lfnterenl .Nllrlcrrlicc from fllarlstone in lllll IACQUELINE HUNT--Cafeteria Staff: l'roni Counnittce: M.fXl.M.: Secretary llih Kiramlc, l'resi1lCnt llth lirasle: Y-Teens, Vice Presi- rleut: Service Club: Square Dance Club: Fashion Shows .fy 55 -ir une ?,-lC,,s,ssC DOLLY JEAN JONES-Bookrooin Club: Driving Club NATALIE ANN JOSEPH-Intermediate Discussion Club: Travel Club: Teen-age Book Club: Class Day Connnittee: Lfsliering Staff: Red Cross Club: Hall Staff: Secretary of Red Cross Club: Fore- word Representative JUNE KANENSONfF.N.A.: Travel Club: Book Club: Senior Discussion Club: Hall Patrol MARSHALL B. KARLIN-Vice President, Microscope Club: Col- lege Club: Slide Rule Club: lntraniural Basketball, 9th Grade: Football Manager '49-'SZ RUTH KATUNICH-Cafeteria Staff: Hall Staff: Today's Business Girls: F.N.A.: Y-Teens: Student Federalists: Yolley Ball, 9.-X-10B LEONORA KATZ-Hall Staff: Foreword Representative: French Club: Slide Rule Club: Senior Discussion Club: Current Events Club: Orchestra l, Il, IH, IV: Civic Club Test CARL MICHAEL KAUFMANN Travel Club ARVIN KAUFMAN Hall Staff Bands V IV IH' Varsity Bas M T B , 1 1 V ' , 1 B- ketball '51, '52, '53: Intramural Basketball: Basketball Letter: 12,-X Program Committee RHODA MAE KENDALL--Hall Staff: F.N.A.: Orchestra III: Senior Class Day Committee: Delegate to Sociology Convention BURT R. KENNEDYfMorse Code Club: Model Airplane Club: C.T.T. Award in Type: DAR. History Award: Advanced lilectrie Shop DOLORES L. KENNEDY-M.M.M., Treasurer IZA: Fashion Show '50: Mushball '50: Volley Ball '-19: Hockey 'SZ RENEE ADELE KHOLOS-Red Cross Correspondent to Orphans: Teen-age Book Club: junior Red Cross Club: United Nations Club: College Club: Square Dance Club: French Club: junior Life Sav- ing: Junior Glee Club: Chorus III: Basketball: Vollev Ball: Hockey: Soccer: Mushball: Tennis: Athletic Letter: Senior Life Saving 56 ALICE JANE KILR0Y4lJi5trilmutivc liducatiun Clams SAM KISS- lintcreml Allderilice from liurupc in 9l-lg llmm-mlnii Yin- l'r1-simlcnt, IOBQ Sciencc Club, Prcsimlcntg Swinnning 'lk-ani DAVID EDWARD KLEBERf5lide Rule Clubg lnlcrnicdialc and Sn-niur ljimcusaimi Clubsg College Clubp Hall Staff: llI'L'llCSll'Ll l, ll: Mutal Slum lfurcniang Qualitativc Analysis Class JUDITH LYNNE KLEINBERG-llall Staff: Fnrewnrml Staff: lfnrcwnrd Representative: llraniatic linglish Classg ,luniur Dra- matic Clulmg United Nations Clnlmg 'll-cn-age Hunk Clulmg lntcr- niccliatv liibcussinn Clubg Seninr Discussion Clubg lf.'l'..'X.g Travel Clnlmg College Clnbp Chorus lllg llunieruuni Treasurer, lltli liramlcg lfznliimi Sliuwg Gregg Typing Award ADRIENNE LOIS KLETZ---liiiu-i'crl in llll frmn Svln-nlm-y lligll Sclimmlg llall Staff: l.iln'ary Staff: l7.N..X. SADIE MAE KOCH-Cafeteria Staff, Captain: lrlall Staff: Squam- llance Club: :Xdvanceml Clothing: lfasliinn Slum' '52, 'SSL Yulley Rall '50, '51, '521 Musliball DOLORES VERONICA KOCHIS-lliatrilnitivu lfm,l1u'aliin1 Clan: llall Sialfg l.ilmrary Clulug .Inniur Y-'ll-cm: Scninr Y-Teens: 'lb- 4lay'x lhisiiicss Girls: lfasliiun Slmwg Ynllcy llallg Nlnslilmallg lbclv- gatc in llixlrilmtivc l'lmlnratiun Cfmvciitium ALFRED GEORGE KOHL -l'rujx-ctimi Clulwg Microscope Clnlxg Urrlwali'a V: lk-lcgaic In .Iuniur .'xC2illt'lllj' uf Scienrc at Dickinsmi Vnllvge JUDITH LEE KOHN llrainalic lillgllhll Clans: lravcl Clnlsg Driving Clulng Urclwstra IY, lllg lficlcl Huckcyg llankctlwallg Yullcy llall ALFRED KOLB--,lnurnal Staffg lfuturc lcaclicrs uf .-Xnn-rica: Cnllcgc Clulip Scniur lliscnssiun Cluln: llancl Y, lY, lll, ll, lg 1.2.-X Lilmrary Prnjc-rtg Basket Rnuni .-Xttcndantg lntcrincmliafc lliscnssiun Cluli EMILY M. KORBELY-Siunlent Cnuncilg Senior lxanlvmg 'llnlay's llll5lIll'35 liirlsg College Clulrg liaskctliall, llll-12153 Sufllnall, ll.'X1 lluckcy, llli-llllg lfasliinn Slmws, lllli-l.Zll3 lin-gg Slnnrtlianml .-Xwarmlsg .Mlllctir lxttcrg Gregg Typing .Xwarrls LOIS ANN KORONA--Cafciuria Staff: F.T.A.g Chorus V, IY, lll, lg Clmralc-3 Special Cliuir Enscmlrlcg l:.'l'..-X. Scraplmuk Cinn- initta-cg l'rmn CHIIIIIIIIICCQ Clinir Executive CUIIIIIIIIICUQ Clmir l,i- lmrariang llnnicrmnn Secretary-'l'reasurcr. llll-'M Ynllcy Ball: liyin Clam Runtinc Leader: Style Slinwg Cninpetcnt Typist Awarml 57 -1? jane cfm fl MARY ANN KOSCHIK-Hall Staff: Today's Business Girls: Fu- ture Nurses of America: Square Dance Club: Shorthand Club: Basketball '49, '50, '5l: Hockey '52, '52: Mushball '49, '50, 'Sl' Gregg Shorthand Award: Gym Award JUNE A. KOSH-Cafeteria Staff: Fashion Show '52, '53: Short- hand Club: Volley Ball, 9B ROBERT KRAKOFF-Stamp Club: Photography Club: Senior and lnterinediate Discussion Clubs: Travel Club: College Club: Golf '53: Intramural Basketball '51, '52 ILENE KRAMERiHall Staff: Travel Club: F.T.A.: Red Cross Service Club: junior Draniatics: Senior Discussion Club: United Nations Club: Orchestra IV: F.T..-X. Social Committee: Honierooni Treasurer, 8A JEAN ANN KRAMM-Hall Staff: Today's Business Girls, Trea- surer: Driving Club: Honicrooni Secretary, IUB: Honierooni Trea- surer, IZB: Basketball: Volley Hall: Mushball: Hockey: Fashion Shows RUTH KRAUSS-Hall Staff: Foreword Representative: Square Dance Club: F.T.:X.: Senior Discussion Club: Travel Club: junior Glee Club: Chorus l, lY: Modern Dance: Hoineroom Social Connnittee LUCILLE A. KRUPKA-Service Club: Today's Business Girls: Senior Discussion Club: li.N..eX., Treasurer: Chorus l: Gregg' Short- hand Award RUTH NAOMI LANGER-Library Staff: Library Club, Presi- dent: Choir V, IV, lll: Chorale: Choir Social Coininittee: Civic Club Test: Typing Award: Gregg Shorthand Award STANLEY I. LASKA-Senior Discussion Club: Camera Club: Slide Rule Club: Microscope Club: Hebrew Club: Print Shop Foreman: Advanced Print Shop DOROTHY LAWSON-Cafeteria Staff: Senior Class Day Com- M mittee: Basketball: Mushball: Hockey: 'Fashion Shows: Athletic Shield and Letter ROBERT THOMAS LAWSON-Hall Staff: IZA Publicity Coin- niittee: Entered in 10B from Gladstone MARY LAZOR-Future Nurses of America: Orchestra I: Home- rooni Vice President, 9A: Secretary, IOB: Baseball: Basketball: Volley Ball: Hockey: Gold Key Art Award JACKIESUE LENCHNER- -,Xlternzile fur Student Council: Cafe- ierin Stuff: llnll Sizllf: lkln-ring Staff: ,Inniur llisenssiun Club: Seniin' lliwilniiiil Klub: klillege Club: Prugrzun fnnnnitteei Vulley llnll, lll,X NELLIE ANN LENNEX Lilll-i'lL'I'i2l Stuff: Usliering Stuff: Clmir I, lll, IY, V: lilwrxile, lllli iirzuleg Yulley Ball '50 SARA LEAH LEVINf-K':ifeleriz1 Stuff: Kl.M.Kl,: Stnclent Limineil: 'l'rxivel Kilnbg l'f'l'.,X.: lnternn-ilixile lliseiissiun Club: ICN..-X.: Spain- iNll Club: 'l'i-en-nge Hunk Club: junior iilee Club: Hmneruuni 'l.I'k'llhlll'k'I', XII, NX: Yiee Preaiilent, QU, 9.-X: Secretary, llll: junior l.e:uli-rs: Yulley llnll :mil liauketlmll 'l'imrnzunents AUDREY LEVINE--Teen-:nge Hunk Club: Travel Club: li.'l'.,'X.: lllll'l'Illl'lllIlll' Iliwiiswiim Club: lhllege Club: Senior lliseussiun tilnbg Urelnwtrzi IY, Ill, Il, I: lfzuliimi Slmw: Gregg Typing: :incl Sihlflllllllll LiK'l'lll.ll'Zllk'S MAURICE FRED LINDEN llnll Stuff: lfuutlmll Club: Cullegxe llnli: l'ln'em:m in l'rint Slnip: l2.X Class Prlnn LiUllllI1lllt'k'C Intru- nmrznl llzukellmllg lfimilmll xlIlllll1.lQI' STANLEY BRUCE LINDENBERG-College Club: Travel Club: lim-rnu-mliznle Iliseiix-iim Club: llzill Stuff: Hinnermnn President. lllig llznnml Y, IY, Ill, ll, l: Xlnreliing liunclg Mureliing Hand Letter STEVE MICHAEL LIPTAK--llaislietball Lilnb: Speeizil Slmpg llmiiemmii Presimlent, 228: Swinnning 'l'e:un: linraunnrxil llzuketbull: .Mllletic l.etter JACQUELYN LOIKREC-Hall Stuff: Usliering Staff: M.M.M.: Seniur Discussion Club: .Inniur Lezulers: l7.'l'.i-X.: Spunisli flnhg Senior Life Saving' '52: :Xtliletie High Point XYinnei' '49 ALEX R. LOPATA4Hnll Staff: Printing, NlL'k'llIllllL'Zll llrziwing. :incl lileetrie Slums: lntrznnnrul llznslcetbzill CLINTON LANCE LONG-Ilzill Staff: Clnirus l, ll: llmnernmn Yiee l,l'l'Slfll'Ili, lltli firzule: Special Slmp 7 I PAUL G. LOWEN-Illriving L'lnb EVELYN MARIE LUCAS4llinm-rimin Serretziry, ll.'X: lfnrewnrcl Renresemalive: Hall Staff: Square llanee fllllll fl1UI'llS li H4l1lll' Nursing: Hnrkey '5l, '5l: Vulley Bull '49, '50 59 i4-June C7444 -- ROBERTA ANN LUCAS-F.N.A.: Distributive Education: Stu- dent Council Representative: Basketball: Hockey: Tennis: Mush- ball: Distributive Education Convention, Carnegie Music Hall CATHERINE LUCIA-Cafeteria Staff: Driving Club: Advanced Art: Honorable Mention in Safety Contest JANICE LUTSKY-Hall Staff: Hebrew Club: French Club: Col- lege Club: Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: Secretary of Hebrew Club: Junior Red Cross Broadcast: Dramatic English: Driving Club JAMES MacDONALD-Microscope Club, President: Garden Club: Dramatic English: Class Play Cast: IZA Program Committee: Pennsylvania junior Academy of Science, Vice President: Conven- tion at Dickinson College and at Lebanon Valley College, Honor- able Mention: National Science Clubs of America: Buhl Plane- tarium Science Fair, Honorable Mention LORETTA MCCLAIN-Library Club: Driving Club: Jewelry IV: Basketball: Volley Ball: Baseball: Athletic Letter EDWARD JAMES MCGOWAN - Hall Staff: Ushering Staff: journal Staff: Mechanical Drawing, Advanced: Prom Committee: Qualitative Analysis Class: Homeroom Vice President, IIA: Presi- dent, IZB, IZA MARGARET McMAI-ION - Fashion Show: Advanced Clothing: Mushball: Volley Ball: Hockey MARY MCNEELY-Entered .Allderdice in IOA from Peabody: Advanced Clothing Projects ANNA MARIE JANE MACKO--Hall Staff: llth Grade Cham- pionship Basketball Teani: Volley Ball Championship: IZth Grade Hockey Championship: Chorus IV: Athletic Letter: Hockey Emblem MILDRED MACKO - Foreword Representative: Service Club: Book Club: Advanced Clothing: Secretarial Training: Homeroom Treasurer, 10B: Homeroom Vice President, IIB, IIA: Fashion Show: Cheerleader: Volley Ball: Soft Ball: Hockey: Letter for Cheerleaders: Shorthand Awards STANLEY MANDELL-President Senior Class: Homeroom Presi- dent, SB, 8A, IOB, IIB, IZB, IZA: Student Treasurer: Intermediate Discussion Club: Dramatic English: Class Play Cast: IZA Library Project: Orchestra V: American Legion Award: Civic Club Test: Varsity Letter: Swimming Team, 10th, llth, IZth Grades DALE MARKS-Hall Staff: Foreword Representative: College Club: F.T.A.: Travel Club: Senior Discussion Club: French Club: Advanced Foods: F.N.A.: Microscope Club: Square Dance Club: Colfax Teaching Project V 60 --- une Claw ggggg :W A LINDA GRACE MARKS Class Day Committee: Librarv Staff: Driving Club: Chorus lY, lll: Gregg Shorthand Award.: Horne Model CAROL JEAN MARMINS --Hall Staff, Captain: Library Staff. l'rt-siflent: .Zl-1 Typing: .Iunior Dramatic Club: Book Club: lNI.M.M.: College Club: Herman Club: Dramatic linglish Class: Student Council l'ublieitv Committee RITA Y. MARTIN -Cshering Staff: M.M.M.: Dramatic linglishg Class Day Committee: F.'l'.:X,: Senior Discussion Club: Teen-age liook Club: Travel Club: Chorus l: Homeroom Vice President, l2th Grade: Intramural Yolley liall: Special Dance. Manager DANIEL MYER--Stamp Club: Sperial Shop Vll DON R. MILLER--Square Dance Club: Hoinerooin Secretary, IUJX: lfootball Team: Yarsity l.etter SALLY MISTROFF lintered .Xllderdice in l0.X from Greensburg High School: Hall Staff: .-Xbsence Bulletin Distributor: Travel Club: lfuture llusiness Leaders of America: Book Club: junior Dramatic Club I-26' RARBARA JEAN MITCHELL-Lboir IX, .Xmlxamed Clothing: l'ashion Show: Basketball and Volley Hall '52, '53 MINNA JOAN MITTLEIVIAN-lforewrard Representative: Student Council Alternate: llall Staff: Spanish Club: l".N.,X.: lntermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: Homerooin Yiee President, llll: Irlomeroom Secretary-Treasurer, lllll: lfashion Show: Gregg Typ- ing Award LOIS RITA MOOGERMAN---Class Day Committee: Hall Staff: Spanish Club, Serretarv: Camera Club: Senior Discussion Club: lf.'l'.A.: Travel Club: College Club: l,ibrary Staff DANIEL W. MOORE-journal Staff, lfdiiorg Student Council, Treasurer: Foreword Staff, Business Manager: Secretarv of IZA Class: Qualitative Analysis Class: Mechanical Drawing: Honieroom Yiee l'resirlent: Swimming Team '52: Harvard Book Club Award: Swimming l.etter MARLENE V. MOREE-f National .Nrt Poster Contest Award' :Xflvanced Art Class KARL HARRIS MORGAN--Hall Staff: Microscope Club: Ger- man Club: College Club: lnternierliate Discussion Club: 12A Pub- licity Committee: Band 3. Z: I-Iomeroom Vice President, l0!X, IIB' Intramural Basketball, IIB: junior Varsity Football, IIB 61 MEYER MORRIS-Glee Club: Chorus 5, 3, l: Intramural Basket- ball RICHARD 'MULLICA-Mechanical Drawing: Achievement Cer- tificate for Itlechanical Drawing: Entered Alldcrdice from Glad- stone, 10B STANLEY MULLINS--Intramural Basketball MARVIN MUROVITZ-Foreword Representative: Travel Club. President: Homeroom Vice President, IZA: Homeroom Treasurer, IZB: Hall Staff: Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: Bands l, Il, III, IV: Marching Band: Senior Program Committee: Intra- mural Basketball, Swimming' JEAN MURPHY-Hall Staff: Fashion Show: Softball, llA, 10.-X, 9A AUDREY E. NAGY-F.T.A.: Microscope Club, Social Chairman' Senior Leaders: Bookroom Staff: Alternate Student Council Repre- sentative: Qualitative Analysis Class: Dramatic English Class, Stage Manager: Class Day Committee: Special Dance Class: Accompanist: State Science Convention, '52, '53, Honorable Men- tion: F.T.A. State Convention Delegate, '53: Shorthand Award: C.I.T. Typing Award: Civic Club Test: Intramural Sports '51-'53' Athletic I.etter - GRACE ANN NEIL-Student Council: Advanced Art: Fashion Show '51, '32, '53: Point Four Seminar, VVashington, D. C., 1951: American Legion Award: Basketball '50-'53: Volley Ball '50-'53 RHONDA MARLENE NEWCOMER-Chess Club: Advanced Art: Daughters of American Revolution Award: A.A.A.: I'oster Award: Volley Ball: Basketball: Hockey: Tennis Tournament HARRIET NEWMAN-Student Council: Foreword Representative: Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: F.T.A.: Senior Program Committee: Choir IV, V FAYE NEVINS-Hall Staff: Travel Club: College Club: Inter- mediate Dlscussion Club: Square Dance Club: IIomerootn Secre- tary, 7A: Homeroom Vice President, SB: Fashion Show LUDWIG HORST OETTINGER-German Club: Chess Club: En- tered Allderdice front Gladstone in IUB GLENN OLBUM-Prom Committee Chairman: Homeroom Presi- dent, 9B-l2A: President. W'oodcarvin,q Club: IYoodshop Foreman: F.T.A.: Football Club: College Club: Hebrew Club: Football Team '40-'53: Football Minstrel Show: Track I.etter '52-'53 62 mv 3 .,- 1 :ffl 1 I, une Clam JOHN OPALKO-Csbering Staff: Hall Staff: Track Tezung Cross Country Team: llistributive lidueation Class ELIZABETH OWEN-.'X.N.C. Club: l'iIlSlllUlI Slious: Movie Squarl and Club at Gladstone MARGARET L. PARANAY-Driving Club: Clothing IV: l,lUIIl Committee: Fashion Show '50: llomeroom Secretary, IUII: Trea- surer, IOA, IZBQ Vice President, ll.-X IRENE PATTERSON-junior Red Cross, Reporter: Swimnling Club: Fashion Show, llltb Grade: Houu-room Seeretary. 7.AX: Hostess for l".'l'.pX. Teas: junior llramatic Club: Tennis: Yolley Ball RICHARD PAUL --- lnternu'diate and Senior lliseuasion Clubs: Travel Club: College Club: Bands V, IV, lll. ll, I: lNIarebiug' Baud: All City Hand: Homeroom Vice President, IIB, ll.-X: Home- room Treasurer, IZB-IZA: Band Letters: Intramural Swimming: Intramural Basketball: Qualitative .-Xnalysis Class ARNOLD PEARL-I-Iall Staff: College Club: Senior Discussion Club: Intermediate Discussion Club: Teen-age Rook Club: Ger- inan Club: Cnited Nations Club: lforeword Representative: Or- chestra III MICHAEL GEORGE PHILLIPS-lintered Allderdice in Iltb Grade frinu Central Catbolie Sebool: Special Sbop: Intramural Swinutung and Ilasketball BETSY RICHMOND PICKETT-Hall Staff: Red Cross Serviee Club, Seeret:u'y, Treasurer: Square llanee Club: Advanced Clotb- ing: lfzubion Slnoux '50, '52 ARLENE LORAIN PLATT--Majorettes '-I9-'53, Head Majorette 'SM Class Hay Committee: llall Staff: Chorus III, IV DOROTHY PLATTiCollt-ge Club: lforeword Staff: Prom Com- mittee: Ilomerootn Vive Ilresident, Iltb Grade: Modern llaneel Intermediate and Senior lliseussion Clubs: Gregg' Typing' .Xward LOIS POLLOCK-Square llanee Club: Choir I, V: Volley Hall: Musbball Team: Ilistributive Ifdueation State Convention: Dis- tributive Ifdneation Class PHYLLIS ANN PONS-Hotneroom Class President, XIII: Volley llall 63 gg gg g une 61444 , g BEVERLY ANN PRESETAFuture Nurses of America, President '53: F.T.A.: Hall Staff: Senior Leaders: French Club: junior Red Cross: Homeroom President, '50-'52: Civic Club Test: Two Typing Awards '5Z: Athletic Letter: Volley Ball '49-'53: Basketball '52, '53: Hockey '52, '53: Mushball '52, '53 HARVEY S. PRICE-I-Iall Staff: Qualitative Analysis Class: Chess Club: Class Day Committee: Golf Team '-19353: Travel Club: Orchestra V: Civic Club Test: Three Golf Letters: 3rd Place City Championship in Golf: Intramural Basketball '51, '52 MADELINE ELAINE PRICE-4Student Council Representative' Problems Committee: Hall Staff: Red Cross: Teen-age Book Club junior Dramatic Club: United Nations Club, Secretary, 'Treasurer lntermediate Discussion Club: Senior Discussion Club: Travel Club Chorus IV, III, I: junior Glee Club: Gregg Typing Award: Intra- mural Volley Ball ANTHONY PUGLIESEfSquare Dance Club: Advanced Draw- ing: 12A Prom Committee: IZB Homeroom President: Football '51, '52: American Legion Award BETTY JEAN RADVAK - Student Council: Cafeteria Staff: F.T.A.: Chorus V, IV, Ill, I: Choir Treasurer: Dramatic English Class: Chairman, Prom Committee: l2,X Library Project: Prom Committee: Homeroom President, IOA: Teaching Project: Civic Club Test: Volley Ball MARLENE RAPOPORT4I-Iall Staff: M.M.M,. Vice President: Future Nurses of America, President PATRICIA NORMA RASHBA4USI1L'flllQQ Staff: lfditor, Foreword Staff: journal Staff: Class Day Committee: IZA Class Party lin- tertainment: F.T.A.: Senior Discussion Club: Intermediate Discus- sion Club: Freneh Club: Chorus I and IV: Homeroom 'Treasurer 467. 12B and IZA: Narrator, Dance Programs: Modern Dance: juvenile Court Broadcast: Teaching Project at Lincoln School: Dance Program at Frick: Civic Club Test JOSEPH Z. REICH4Hall Staff: Projection Club.: Dramatic Eng- lish: Teen-age Book Club: Vice President Projection Club, 9B, 9.-X: Talent Shows: Captain of Hall Staff: Orchestra ll. l: Print Shoo Foreman l: IZA SAMUEL JOSEPH REICHfHall Staff: Student Connci Program Committee: Senior Discussion Club: United Nations Club: Teen-age Book Club: Scholastic Wiriting Award '53: Bntrant in Henrv Clay Oratory Contest '52, in john Marshall Oratory Con- test '53: Chamber of Commerce VVriting Award '49 ZELL REICHERAlnterniediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: College Club: Travel Club: I-Iall Staff: Student Council Social Committee: Prom Committee: Homeroom President, 9A, IOBZ I'Iomeroom Vice President, l0A4l2A: Intramural Basketball: Track. IPA-l2A: Athletic Letter Staff: To - VIRGINIA RHODES-Teen-age Book Club: Tutoring : Basketball dav's Business Girls: Orchestra IV: Volley Ball '49-'51 '50: Hockey '52 Cafeteria FLORENCE RICCA-junior Dramatic Club: F.N,A,: American Staff: journal Art Committee: Class Dav Committee: Legion Award: Safety Poster Certificate ot Merit: Student Council. junior Dramatic Club: Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: Volley Ball: Mushball: Basketball 64 l line 6146A ----1 BERT ROGAL Scliior lliwussion flulwg llmiilzltim' lfliglislig Clan Play Gut: .Xflvzuirurl .Xrtg flush llziy IIHIIIIIIIIICC ASHER BENJAMIN ROSCOW--'Stii4l1'l11 L4HIllN'll .Xltvrilzltcg lilwvli Kvy: liilillllllllllll Clulmg I'slicring' Stuff: liiwzinis lim-y fliilw, llI'l'il- mlvnt: llltcrliicclinlv liisvussion Liliilmg Sn-nior lliwilssioii Lilulvg ll.X Piilnlirily CllllIlIlllIl'k'l llomvroom l'x'csimlviit BARBARA ROSEN- lXl.Kl.Bl.3 'lizivcl Liliilmg .luilior llrzunzltir klulig liitciwiiccliatc lliwunioii fliilw: l".'l'.,X.g Svnior llisciission Lillilmg Chorus lg lliimcroom Scn'rct:u'y, llllg 'Typing zniul Sliortliziml .XIY2ll'Il5 JOAN B. ROSENBAUM--Small-ut fouiwil. Svrrulzlryg Social Com- inittcu, Nominating L'ommi1tc-c, lixvcutivc Coiiiiiiittvcg l".'l'..X.3 .lournal Stuff: Quzllitativc .-Ximlysis Class: lfim-iirli fliilug Hull Staff: Collcgc flulwg lim-i'i1u-rlizitc :xml Sn-nior llisvussion flulwg l'rom Coniniitlcvg IYcstcrn l'ci1l1sylv:u1i:1 ,Xfsocizltioii of Stufln-111 filllllfll foiivcntiong Civil' Chili Tcslg lfrciicli Coiitwlg .XIllL'IAIL'HIl i'licmiCal Society Tcst ALAN L. ROSENBERG--lfoi'vxx'orml Staff: ,louriml Staff. lluaincsw fXlzu1ap:cr1 SlIlIlL'lll Lillllllflll c,l'l'llCSll'1I lll: SUIIIUI' l'rog1rzm1 Coin- mitlccg lloimwoom l'i'csi1lv11t, llll, lZ.Xg -limioi' X':u'aity llziskctlmllg lntrzimurzll llaskctliall, Captain DEVERA ROSENBERG--Stilrln-nt L'o1im'il3 Ciirruilt livviltm Clnlig Stmlcnt lfcrli-rzlliats3 'l'c0ii-ago llook Cliilmg Gxziwluii Club: Home-- 7 room 'lll't'1lSIlI'0I'. 7tl1 lirzulcg llovlccy '57, RUTH ROSENBERG l".'l'..X., l'rn-airlcnt llllflZ.X: Sn-nior llisciis- Nion Vlulm, Mviillwrxliip L-lIllll'lIl2llI1 lforcworml Staff, Copv lfrlitor: l'iI'K'llL'll Vlulmg -Iournul Staff: ll.-X l'ulmlicitv I'oinmittc-cg Hall Staff: I'lll't'l'll'1IllK'l'NQ Siu-vial llzuicm-3 'l'n'1n'l1ing Projcrts: Iloim-room Vicu l'l'4'Sl'l1'H1. Vlll lifllflvl llomoroom 'l'rn-asurcr, lltli Griuli-1 Civil' Cluli 'lk-st: .Xlll'l'Il2lll' Stucla-nt Council lh-prcsciitativcg lf.'l',.X. Convention: lfirst l'l:u-c in SL-nior Division of Pittslmrgli Auto Club Postcr finlllvsl MARJORIE ROSENDALE -- Sturln-nt Coiincil, lixccuiivc Com- miitvvg lKlu-riiig Stuff. lqlllllfllllllll Class Day Committcuq Hall Staff: fl7ll.1'l0l'lIl Stuff: liltm-rlm'cli:1tc zuirl Senior l,l5L'IlSSllDlI Clulmsg I'olla-gv l'lulig lf.'l'..X.3 l7I'1'llCl1 Clulvg .Nnicricaii Govcriimcnt Vrogrzmi WILLIAM S. ROSENSONM Orclicstrn llg .Xtlilciic L.lI2lll'llI1llIQ Q I ,-Xmixtniil 'l'i'm-:mm-rg lntrxmmrzul llziskctlmllg Tennis 'I'c:1m: .liinior Yanrxily llziskctlmll JAMES DE H. ROSENTHALLHIIAII Staff: I'uitvrl Nzltiom fliilwg Stnnip flulig llzmrl Y. lYg Urrlivstra Ill, lg .Xll-fity llzmclg L'l:1ri- in-t Quairu-13 lntrzmiurzll llahkvtlmll '47-'53 FRANCIS E. ROSSI ll.X Vulnlicity IQUIIIIIIIIICUQ Truck '51, '52, 'SSC from liounlry 'SZQ 'l'rzu'k .Xwarrlg Intramural llzukvtlmll CHARLES ROTA llnll Stuff: lloma-room l'rvsiclcnt, lllllq lloinc- room 'l'roauurcr, llll, IZ.-X 65 JOAN ROTH-Shorthand Club: Today's Business Girls: Program Committee of Today's Business Girls: Shorthand Awards: Hockey: Volley Ball: Basketball: Pool Leader RONALD ROTHAUS-Hall Staff: Class Day Committee: Senior Discussion Club: Band V, IV, III, II, I: Marching Band: Home- room Vice President: Junior Varsity Basketball: Track: Intra- mural Basketball: Football Minstrel Show MARILYN RUBIN-Student Council: Foreword Representative: Hall Staff: Usbering Staff: Intermediate Discussion Club: Senior Discussion Club: College Club: Travel Club MARK M. RUBENSTEIN-Orchestra V: Choir V, Treasurer: String' Quartet: Senior All City Orchestra, First Viola: Chess Club: Student Council Meniber-at'l.arg'c: Juvenile Problems Radio Broad- cast: Directed A Cappella Choir at Carnegie Music Hall SANDRA RUBINSTEIN-Hall Staff: Dramatic English: Spanish Club: I".T..X.: Orchestra IV. III, II, I: All-City Orchestra: Flute Quartet: Woodwind Trio MARY JAYNE RUSH-Prom Committee: Cafeteria Staff: Driving: Club: Square Dance Club: Y-Teens: 35-1, Secretary-Treasurer, IZA: llockey PERLE RYAVE - Student Council Representative: Hall Statt: Ushering Staff: Foreword Representative: Junior Glee Club: French Club: Travel Club: Intermediate Discussion Club: Senior Discussion Club: F.T.A.: College Club: Chorus I: Advanced Art: Senior Publicity Committee BARRY WAYNE SADOWSKY - Hall Patrol: Ushering Staff: Hebrew Club: College Club: Junior Discussion Club: Orchestra III, II, I: Print Shop Projects: Intramural Basketball '52 DONALD SAMBOL-Microscope Club: Slide Rule Club: Short VVave Club: College Club: Stamp Club: Attended American Acade- my of Science: Physics Lectures at Pitt MARCIA DEE SAMUELS-Hall Staff: Today's Business Girls: Red Cross Club: Travel Club: College Club: Shorthand Club: D.,-XR. Award JOSEPH SANTORA-liutered from Gladstone, IOB: Jewelry Pro- jects: Wood Shop Projects: Cartoi-n Club at filzulhtollc' JOSEPH DANIEL SAPIRAYStudent Council: FUf'3WUl'fl Rclffff' sentative: Stamp Club: Senior Discussion Club: Junior Dramatic Club: Chess Club: Baud V, III: Dramatic Euglisli: IZA Program Committee: Problems Committee: Homeroom Secretary, 'Vice Presi- dent: Teen-age Book Club ,.,,, , , lf 66 une C1444 MICHAEL M. SOPIRA, JR.--Short NX'avc Club: .Mlvancetl lilec- tric Shop: Suinnning 'l'eani '-W: Typing Certificates RITA L. SARACCO--lfntererl llll from St. Rosalial .Xrlvancetl Clothing: lfashion Shou' '5l, '52 NORMA SATTENSTEIN-ffllall Staff: Cshering Staff: lnter- merliate liiscnssion Club: Senior lliscussion Club: Travel Club: l".'l'..X.: lfrench Club: College Club: journal Staff: journal Art Staff: Co-Chairnian of Publicity Connnittee: 1950 National Safety Poster Honorable Mention: l952 ancl l953 Scholastic liolcl Kev .Xwarrl: IU53 llonorable Mention in Safety Poster Contest: 1952 Il'nai ll'rith llonorable Mention: National Scholastic Art .'Xwarrl, 1953 BRENDA JEAN SAUL -Stuclent Council: l'roblents Connnittee anrl Soeial Connnittee: ,Ionrnal Staff-: Hall Staff: Foreworcl Repre- sentative: l".'l'..X.: Twice Delegate to State Convention, Prograni Chairman: Senior lliseussion ancl lntertnerliate Discussion Clubs: tiirls' Chess Club, Vice llresiclent: llook Club: Cnitetl Nations Club: Sliile Rule Club: College Club: Travel Club: Special l2.iX l.ibrary lironp: l'roni Connnittee: Modern Ilance SORLEE SAVAGE liuture Nurses of .Xniericag 'l'rax'el Club: lnternierliate Discussion Club: 'l'een-age llook Club, Secretary: Sociology Convention Delegate FRANK SAWI.-Hall Staff: .Mlvancerl Jewelry: Special Shop: Co-captain of Traclc 'l'eani '52-'53: Varsity Football '50-'52: 'l'racl4 '51-'55g 5 .Xtlih-tie Letters t EDITHHPEARL SCHMELZER-Service Club: 'l'oday's Business " tnrls, Nice l'resiclent:',lunior llrzunatic Club: Shorthand Club: Orchestra lll, ll, l: Gregg' Shorthancl .Mvarrl SYLVAN SCHNEIDER-Hall Staff: Publicity Connnittce: Real Cross Club: Gardening' Club: llasketball Team '5l, '52, Captain '52, '5.i: llantl l, ll, lll, IY: Honterootn I'resiclent, l2th liratlel Athletic Letter KARL WILLIAM SCHUCKER'-hltlllflllll Staff: Klicroscupc Club: Secretary '52, '53: Swimming Teain '50, '51, '52, '5.3: l2,'X l'rogr:nn Lonnnittec: lntraniural Swinnning '50, '5l: lntrainural Basketball 'I jects: lloinerooni Foreword Ixepresentative '.- of Pittsburgh l2.X: llasketball. Varsity '51, '52: -lth in I'ennsylvania History Contest tarv: lf.'l'..-N.: Qualitative .-Xnalvsis Class: Special Dance Group Civic Club Test: .Nnierican Chemical Society Test: French Contest llenrst l-listorv Contest: llonierooni Treasurer, l0R: Tennis '52 Volley llall '50, '53 '67 '5l: .Nineriean Legion Awarrl: Special Mechanical llrawing 1'ro- m gp MARVA L. SCOTT-Social Connnittee, Stuclent Council: llrantatic lfnglisli Class: l2.'X Progrzun Connnittcc: l7.'l'..X.: Spanish Club, Secretary: College Club: Senior Discussion Club: Orchestra IV: .Xll-City Orchestra: Ililfllltbllt' Class: Modern Dance A-Xceompanist: ftloflern llance Programs: XYL-stern F.'l'.i-X. Convention, Cniversity RONALD SCOTT-Rt-fl Cross Club: Library Staff: Special Shop: Chess Club, Secretary l2l!, Yice l'resiclent l2.X: Chess 'l'C2lIll. 7llf JOAN SEDER--journal Staff. Co-etlitor: Stutlent Council Alter- IIZIIC. Social Committee: lforewortl Staff: l2.-X Program Connnittee. l'rench Club, Vice Vresiclent: lnterniefliate lliseussion Club, Secre- it it JOSEPH IRVING SEDER-IZA Program Committee: Dramatic English, Class Play Cast: Band I: Orehestra V, IV, lll, ll, l: Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: Football '49-'5Z: Intra- mural Basketball '47-'5.3: Athletic Letter ANN ELIZABETH SEDLAK - Library Club, Vice President: Service Club: TocIay's Business Girls, President: Senior Prom Committee: Mushball: Volley Ball: Gregg Sliortlmnd Award: American Legion Awa rd EILEEN SEDLER-Service Club: Today's Business Girls: Li- brary Club: College Club: Senior Discussion Club: Shorthand Club: Travel Club: junior Glee Club: Gregg Typing Awards: Fashion Show, 10A RICHARD MARTIN SEGAL-IZA Publicity Committee: Foreword Representative, 7B: Band V, IV, III, Il, l: Home Room Secretary, 9A: Golf Team '52, '53: City Golf Champion '5Z: State Champion- ship Match: Intramural Basketball, 9B SHARRON SHAPIRO f Hall Staff: Foreworcl Representative: Book Club: Driving Club: Spanish Club: Chorus IV, lll, l: Library Conunittee of Book Club ROBERT SHOOK-Qualitative Analysis Class: Program Com- mittee of Senior Class: Track '51, '52, '55 ELAINE SHULMAN-M.M.M.: Future Nurses of America Club: Chorus V, IV, III, l JUDY SIDLOW-Ushering Staff: Library Club: Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: Travel Club: FTA.: College Club: Spanish Club: lf.N.qX.: Chorus III, I: Junior Glee Club: Junior Life Saving: Volley Ball Tournament GAIL HOPE SIFF-Intermediate Discussion Club: Senior Dis- cussion Club: F.'l'.A.g College Club: Homeroom Secretary, 9B, 9A: Yolley Ball: Basketball MANUEL SILVERBLATT-Hebrew Club: Intermediate and Sen- ior lliseussion Clubs: College Club: Driving Club: Shop Foreman: Orchestra I, Il, III, IV PAUL SILVERMAN-Hebrew Club: Advanced Print Shop: Type- writing III: Band I: Intramural Basketball Champions, 1949: Home- room Treasurer BEN SKLAR-Homeroom Vice President. IOB, IZA: Swimming '5l, '5Z: Track '55: Swimming Letter 68 1013 from liladstone ELEANOR H. SOLAYf -Cafeteria Staff: F.N.l-X.: Senior Leaders: Fashion Show: Ilasketball '51, '52, '5.l: Yolley Hall '51, '52: Soft lhll '50 '91 '57 llotluv '57 '55 1 .,.,...., D--.s ELSIE SOLAY-- Cafeteria Staff: Future Nurses of America: Sen- ior Leaders: Square Dance Club: Advanced Clothing: Fashion Shows: Yollev llall and Musliball '-19353: Hockey and Basketball '50-'5.2: .'Xtl1letir l.etter RONALD SPANGLERH-l'rograin Committee: Special Shop: Choir: Varsity lfootball: lfrmlltiill Letter '51, '52 PATRICIA M. SPANNUTH-Cafeteria Staff: l".'l'..-X.: Chorus 1: .Xdvanced Clothing: lfasliion Show '50-'SZQ Gym Shield: Basket- ball, UK: Nlnshball, 1011: llockey, l0,AX: Yolley Ball, l0yX: Hotne- room Secretarv-'l're:1surer, UK, 1013, l0.X SHERMAN SPATZ fl"oren'ord Staff Photographer: Dramatic ling- lish Class: Class l'lay Cast: Travel Club: Senior Discussion Club: Calnern Club: Teen-age Hook Club: Orchestra IV, Ill, ll: Hand Y: Marching Hand: lntrztntural llaskethall CAROL LEE SPOKANE Csliering Staff: Student Council: Red Cross Club: Class Day Connnittee: Senior Discussion Club: Ad- vanced .-Xrt: Secretary llomerootn: Special Dance CAROL ANN SMITH-Student Council: Cafeteria Staff: Hall Staff: M.M.M.: 'I'oday's Business Girls: Y-Teens: lilee Club: Chorus V, 111: Volley Hall '-19, '50: Mushball '49, '50, '5l: Fashion Show: Typing Award: Distributive lfducation State Convention: Distrihutive Education Class EARL C. SMITH-Hall Staff: Senior Discussion Club: Cnited Nations Club: College Club: Orchestra Ill: lJ..'X.R. .-Xward SORLEY FAYE SMITHiHall Staff: Future Teacliers of .-Xinerica: Student Council, Chairman of Problems Connnittee, Social Coni- ntittee: Discussion Club: Travel Club: Special IZA Library Club: Chairman of Prom Committee: Student Council Convention at Forty Fort: Modern Dance: journal Staff: Hotnerootn Yice Presi- dent, '51, '5Z: May Queen, 8th, 9th, 10th, lltli Grades LENORE ELAINE SNYDER-Hall Staff: Cshering Staff: Senior Discussion Club: College Club: Senior Program Connnittee VICTOR GORDON SNYDER --llall Staff: lintered .Xllderdice in RONALD B. SOBEL-journal Staff, Assistant Business Manager: Foreword Representative: United Nations Club, President: Senior Discussion Club: College Club: Microscope Club: llook Club: Student Council Problems Committee: l'rotn Committee: lst Place Allegheny County Hearst American History Contest '52: D..-X.R. History Award: Hall Staff: Hoinerooin President, 1013, 12.fX: Blan- ager of the Football Team '50, '51, '52: Talent Show: Delegate lo Foreign Affairs Conference of 1' ittsburgh: .-Xthletic Letter 59 BEVERLY STEINYForeword Representative: Hall Staff: Span- ish Club: Future Nurses of America Club: Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: F.T.A.: Dramatic English: Prom Committee: Homeroom President, 9.-X: Gregg Typing Award GERDA ILENE STEINfCafeteria Staff: Ushering Staff: M.M.M.: F.T.A.: College Club: Advanced Foods: Lincoln, Shakespeare, Davis Teaching Projects: F.T.A. Convention at P,C.XV.: Shorthand Award: Athletic Letter: Volley Ball: Mushball: Basketball: Hockey: Tennis IRENE A. STEIN4Hall Staff: Service Club: Today's Business Girls: Gregg Shorthand Award: Foreword Representative, 7th Grade STANLEY MAYOR STEIN-Service Club: Swimming Team: Red Cross: Band V: Orchestra III: Marching Band: Swimming Letter: Homeroom Vice President BARBARA STEERMANfHall Staff: Cheerleaders: Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: junior Glee Club: junior Leaders: College Club: Choir IV, III, I: Special Dance: Intramural Volley Ball: Softball: Basketball: Athletic Letters JACK E. STEVENS4-Entered Allderdice in 10th Grade from Gladstone BIRDIE VALIDIA STEWART-Lshermg Staff, IZB: Chorus III: 12A Social Committee: Class Day Committee: Entered Allderdice in 10B from Gladstone MILLARD FERMAN STEWART-Eiitered from Gladstone in IOB: Hall Patrol: Basketball '51, '52: Track '51, '52: Football '52, '53 SONDRA JEAN STEWART-Hall Staff: Ushering Staff: Student Council Representative: F:T.fX.: junior Discussion Club: Senior Discussion Club: Travel Club: Square Dance Club: junior Leaders: Modern Dance: Orchestra III, II, I: Basketball GARY S. STONEA.-Xdvanced Mechanical Drawing: Intranuiral Basketball '52-'53: Intramural Swimming '52 ALICE ANN STOVER-Cafeteria Staff: Hall Staff: Foreword Representative: F.T.A.: Microscope Club: Chorus IV, V: Chorale: Advanced Foods:Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, 10A-llB : Hockey: Basketball: Mushball: Volley Ball EILENE STRAUCHLER-Student Council: Hall Staff: Spanish Club: Intermediate Discussion Club: Senior Discussion Club: College Club: junior Glee Club: Travel Club: Prom Committee: Choir V, IV, III, I: Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, 12B-IZA: Typing Certificate 70 EMERY SUCHTA--lintered from Homestead, IZB, Basketball, Football JEANNETTE SUGAR'-Distributive Iidueation, Student Council, Ifztshiou Show, llistributive Iiducation Convention, Athletic Award '5l, Basketball '-W, '50, '51, Yollcy Hall '49, '50, '51 FLORENCE RUTH SUGARMAN-Student Council, Foreword Representative, I".'I'..'X., College Club, Book Club, Homeroom Sec- retary, Ifashion Show '52 BERNARD SUSSMAN--Foreword Representative, Hall Staff, Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs, Travel Club, Short Wave Club, liand Y, IV, Marching Band, Class Day Committee, President of Travel Club, Irootllall '49, Basketball '50, Intramural linsketball '-I9-'53 f THEODORE M. TABACHNICK-Student Council, Hall Staff, 'Iravel Club, College Club, Senior Discussion Club, Dramatic Iiuglishg Class Day Couuuittee, Student Council Social Committee, Intramural Iiasketball '52, '53, Class Play Cast, Civic Club Test DONNA RAE TAGRIN-Hall Staff: M.M.M., Ushering Staff, ,Iuuior Glee Club, French Club, Senior Discussion Club, College Club, l".'I'.,"X., 'I'oday's Business Girls, F.N..-X., junior Glee Club, Senior I'l'lllll Committee, llonierooiu Secretary, Volley Ball, Bas- ketball Touruzunentsg Gregg' Typing and Shorthand Awards EDWARD MICHAEL TAPPER-Publicity Committee: IZ.-X l.i- brary Project Committee, Advanced Art, Key Club, Green Key, journal Staff, journal Art Staff, College Club, Scholastic Key Award in Art, Runner-up City Golf Champion, 1952, Varsity Letter in Golf, lst Prize .-X.A.A. Safety Poster Contest, Intramural Bas- ketball, Golf Team, Cheerleaders EVELYN TEITELBAUM-Library Staff, M,M.lXI., Social Chair- man, Red Cross ROBERT P. TIBAI-Square Dance Club, Special Shop, llonieroom Treasurer, IZB, Football Team, Varsity Letter BETTY TIHEY-Library Club, Future Nurses of America, To- day's Business Girls, Mechanical Drawing, Mushball, Basketball, Yolley Ball, Hockey, Chorus I JACK F. TOLOCHKO-Hall Staff, Student Council, Student Treasurer, Senior Discussion Club, Future Teachers of America, Cnited Nations, Orchestra V, IV, Prom Committee, President of Student Council, Football '50, '51, Swimming' '50-'53, llomeroom President, 7th and 8th Grades EDWARD J. TYRNAUER-Library Staff, Hebrew Club, Presi- dent, United Nations Club, Hook Club 71 une C1444 M+ - VIRGINIA VANGELOFFvService Club: Today's Business Girls: Driving Club: Square Dance Club: Basketball '49, '51, '52, '53: Hockey '5l, '52: Volley Hall '51, '52, '53: Volley Ball Championship Team '53 ADRIENNE VALERIE VARGA-Service Club: Advanced Cloth- ing: Gregg Shorthand Award AUDREY ELIZABETH VARGO-Distributive Education: Li- brary Club: Distributive Education Convention: Typing Award: English Award, 9A: Lunch Check Seller: Orchestra Award, 9A MARILYN PHYLISS VIXMAN-M.M.M.: College Club: F.N..-X.: Senior Discussion Club: F.T..-X.: Square Dance Club: Volley Hall Tournament: Eutrant in Scholastic Art Contest SANDRA LOIS WAGNER-Cafeteria Staff: Hall Staff: Dramatic linglish Class: Prom Committee: -lunior Dramatic Club: Senior and Intermediate Discussion Clubs: F.T..-X.: College Club: Or- chestra lll, ll, l: President Homeroom, 7th, and 8th Grades ROSALYN WATZMAN-Hall Staff: Periodical Staff, 262: Jour- nal Staif: Future Teachers of America Club: College Club: Senior and lntermcdiate Discussion Clubs: Absence Bulletin: Advanced jewelry: Library Staff: Travel Club FRAYDA WEIL-Foreword Representative, 10th Grade, Senior Leaders: Intermediate and Senior Discussion Clubs: F.T.A.: Rhyth- mic Swim: Library Staff: Travel Club: Fashion Shows '51-'53: Horne's Sewing Council Sewing Contest Award: Chorus l: Ath- letic Letter: Volley Ball '50-'53: Basketball '5l-'53: Hockey '50, '5l: Mushball '51, '52 MARVIN YVEINTRAUB-Camera Club: Hebrew Club: Senior Discussion Club: Student Council Alternate: Bands I-V ALAN GERALD WEITZ-Hall Staff: Senior Discussion Club: Band l: junior Varsity Football Team '50: Intramural Basketball, l0th, llth Grade DOROTHY ELIZABETH WHITEHOUSE-Hall Staff: Today's Business Girls: Senior Leaders: Mushball: Hockey: Volley Ball: All-Star Hockey: Typing Certificate: Athletic Shields ALBERT M. WIGGINS-Senior Class Treasurer: Qualitative Analysis Class: Microscope Club: Shortwave Club: Civic Club Test: Swimming Team '51, '52, '53: National Scholastic Record Holder in One Hundred Yard Backstroke: State Champion in One Hundred Yard Backstroke '51, '52, '53: State Champion in Indi- vidual Medley '53: Kiwanis Club Trophies: Interscholastic Medals DORIS ANN WILLIAMS-Class Day Committee: Social Com- mittee: Secretary, Microscope Club: Hall Staff: Journal Staff: President, Senior Leaders: Junior Glee Club: Garden Club: Secre- tary, Chorus IV: Homeroom Secretary, 9A: Senior Life Saving: Hockey Championship '52: Basketball Champ '52: Volley Ball Champ '52: Leadership Award: Swimming Award: Tennis: Mush- ball: United Nations Youth Forum, P.C.W.: Dickinson College Science Convention: Buhl Planetarium, Science Fair: Nature Con- test Winner: National Scholastic Writing Award 72 DONNA JEAN WILSON--Prublcins Cunuuittcc: Library Staff: llmucrmnn Sccu-tary: lfasbiun Slmws: Life Saving: Rliytlnnic Swinuuing: C1llll.Cl't'llCk' un Public X'N'clfarc ancl Cbilcl Bcbaviur: Yullcy liall 'Sl-'5.3: Basketball '52, '53 ALICE L. WINSTEAD---llall Staff: .-Xclvallccll lfumls: Yullcy Hall '51 PHYLLIS MARILYN WOLF 3 lf.'I'..AX.: Junior Dramatic Club: Cullcgc Club: l"i'l-xivli Club: lntcrincdiatc Iliscussiun Club: Juuiur iilcc Club: Cburus l, IV, Y: Cburalc: Class Day Cmiunittcvz Nlmlorll ljilllft' lirnup: Cbuii' Television liruaclcast ELLIOT K. WOLK--liacliuiuton Club: Clu-ss Club: Green Key Club: SL-niur lliscussiun Club: l7.'l'.gX.: Iylicruscupc Club: Kiwanis KL-y Club: College- Club: IZA Prngrani CUlllllllllCL'I Varsity Basket- ball Manager: lntranuiral Basketball SHELDON BARRY WOLK --'Cali-tm-ria Staff: Hall Staff. Captain: lll. ll, l: .Xll-City Urclu-stra: Intramural llaskctballg iircgg Typing .Xwarcl NANCY JANE WOODDELL-.Xmlvzuicccl Art: Cafutcria Staff: lfuturc l'laus: .Xir l.iuc llustcss NORABELLE YATES-lfuwxwrrl Representative: Doll-gate Dis- trilnuiw l'Imlum'atiuu Cuuvcutifm: llistributivc liclucatiun: Lbampiuu llaskvtball, lluckvy, Musbball: .Xtblctiv l.CllL'l' '52 MARCY JANE YOUNKINS fl2.X Ilrmu CHIXIIIIIIICCQ Hall Staff: lfuu-xwu'cl RK'Ill't'Nl'lllllllVk'I liuturl- Nurses uf .-Xiucrica: l7.'I'..-X.: .luuiur Rl-ml Cross: Spanish Club: Cluu'us l, Ill, IV: .'bllV1lllL'CCl Cluibing: lfasbiuu Slums: lluixii-iwuuxl Vivo l'rcsiclm-nl aml Sorre- Iarv: Vullvv llall '50-'5l: liznslwllmall '49-'5l: Huckvy '49, ,502 Sufi- ' V- .- ',. . .- .-, ball all-5.2: Icunis JU, :m ALLAN ZIONTS l.ibrary Staff: Journal Staff: lNlici'usfupv Club: l'il'k'lll'll Club: lii1l4'l'ul in llllb liraclc frmu CZ1l'llk'glL' lligb Scluml: Writing' Ci-rIiI'ii'ato frum Pctcrsmi l'l-nruausbip L'ui-purrltiuxl NEIL ZWEIG I":u'i-wurrl Staff: Student Council, Suvial Cmn- lllllll'C': l'mm Cununittcc: Qualitative- .-Xualysis Class: llrznuatic linglisb Class: Class Play Cast: lin-puau Club, Prcsimlcut: llcml Cross Club: Si-niur llisvussiuu Club: lliuucrmuli Pri-simlvm, HH: Civil' Club 'IR-st: Latin Clnm-st: Intramural liaskctball ESTHER CARR7l':lllK'fl'Il frmu Glaclstmic Junior High Scluml: Cburus lll: lntrauiural llaslcctballg lllll'21llllll'Ill Vullcy Hall ANTHONY B. HENNINGER-liim-rm-il :Xllclcrclic'c in Fcbruary, 1053, frmu Cniu-rl Status Navy MARK IRWIN WOLK A-llanal Y: llancl lll'4lj.U'1llllSQ l'ZlllCl'k'll .Xll- cl.-rmliuv in IZA frimi Nl-w Yurli City 73 Cslu-ring Staff: 'Vrayl-I Club: 'l'i-cu-:u.rc Hunk Club: Orcbcstra IY, Honor Studentaf Audrey Abrams Shirley Befferman Nancy Bloom John Burchard Alan Burckin Charles Dickson Carolyn Dimmick David Eardley Barbara Freed David Glick Arnold Gold Fonda Goldman Lois Goodstein Joanne Hurley Leonora Katz Alfred Kolb Marilyn Adler Mata Barack Herbert Berkovitz Howard Berman Gail Blank Susan Alter Buerger Frederick Calfo Dorothy Carter Barbara Cherington Joyce Cohen Karen Cohen Regina Conley Henra Daniels Rena J. Dorn Eugene Feldman Lynn H. Felser Jacqueline Fine Joseph Fisher Nancy Gelman Janice Goldman Jane Goldsmith Sandra Goldstein Janet Green Ann Gregovits Rae Hiamovitz Esther Hirsch Hannah Honig Susan Jacob Marvin Kaufman David Kleber Ruth Langer Jackie Lenchner Saralea Levin Audrey Levine Stanley Lindenberg Mildred Macko Edward McGowan Stanley Mandell HIGH HONOR HONOR Lois Korona Rita Martin Minna Mittleman Daniel Moore Audrey Nagy Richard Paul Beverly Preset Joan Rosenbaum Ruth Rosenberg Joan Seder Earl Smith Eilene Strauchler Edward Tapper Albert Wiggins Neal Zweig Harriet Newman Betty Owen Dorothy Platt Harvey Price Madeline Price Anthony Pugliese Betty Radvak Patricia Rashba Samuel Reich Barbara Rosen Marjorie Rosendale Mark Rubenstein Sandra Rubinstein Joseph Sapira Norma Sattenstein Brenda Saul Marva Scott Joseph Seder Judith Sidlow Gail Siff Arthur Silverman Sorley F. Smith Ronald Sobel Patricia Spannuth Sherman Spatz Barbara Steerman Beverlv Stein Gerda Stein Florence Sugarman Theodore Tabachnick Donna Tagrin Virginia Vangeloff Sandra Wagner Marvin Weintraub Doris Williams Phyllis Wolf Elliot Wolk Allan Zionts 74 UB - Ama fsvnew WL 1 A V 3 f N ' N THIN ! 190 Do? LITTLE CAESAR sg Lg, Acnvlfv PERIOD PL A E 7 my . ! rr - 1 HI M' EE ul il nf I5 ATHLETE 5206 -M- ts '+'16'HL,' 1 V Q' Ewa ATuoN OF Tue MASSES N -.W..,..m gAffcm'loN Mp. comoewf 7 :ll una D A: 'MLN li kkiy M233 'ix X .'Av Wvxlfflx ' A -Z L' ' ' ,.a- I A B 5f2ooA.MNf?10NDAY ge Z M MA lov Mon 14 G HALL PATROL 14nnie get 'lfvur un June Class Production Little Girls. . Charlie Davenport .,......, Mac .,,. ,..,,.....,............ George .,..,......,,..,.. Foster Wilsons. ,. Dollie Tate ., Winnie Tate .... Tommie ..,.., ,,..,.. Frank Butler, ,.., . Jane and Mary ,..,. Annie Oakley ,,.. Buffalo Bill ,...,.... Little jake 1Annie's brother! ..,..... Minnie fAnnie's sisterj ....,....,,. Jessie QAnnie's sisterj ...,..,. Conductor ,....... , ,..,..,..,...... , THE CAST Marva Scott, Marilyn Vixman Riech, Burt Rogel Adelshimer ., .,..,..i... Joe Seder, joe Sapira ...,.....,..Dick Paul, Arnold Gold .. .. ..,. Rita Martin, Lois Goodstein jane Goldsmith, Susan Jacob .james MacDonald, Sherman Spatz ...Tedd Tabachnick, Stanley Mandell .. Henra Daniels and Gail Blank Susan Buerger, Judy Kleinberg ..................Neil Zwieg ........,....,..A1an Burckin .....,.........,....,..,.,.Barbara Cherington Befferman James MacDonald, Sherman Spatz Indian Squaws ..,.....,..., ..... . Sissie Wagner, Sandra Rubinstein Mrs. Sylvia Porter ,,..,... ..........,,......,..................,.. S andra Goldstein Pawnee Bill .....,.........,... ...............,..... H oward Berman Sitting Bull. ,..,, . ,..,. ....,.. ,...i..... j o e Seder, Joe Sapira Mrs. Schuyler Adams ......,.......,,......,...,.,............... .,.........,.....,.....,,..,,. J anet Green Man ,. .. .....,..,..., .... . A ...,.,... Extras fCowboys, Indians, Pa Joe Seder, Joe Sapira rty Guests,- Neil Greenberg, Arnold Pearl, Marvin Murovitz, Asher Roscow, Marjorie Rosendale, Minna Middleman, Betty Radvak, Eddie Tapper, Jack Tolochko, Phyllis Wolf, Elliot Wolk DRAMATIC ENGLISH CLASS 76 CLASS PLAY CASTS CLASS PLAY PRODUCTION GROUP 77 TAYLOR ALLDERDICE HIGH SCHOOL Main Entrance 78 Nr W 1'-3 X054 x 'J " f 4.05566 A Q ' x-mans MKYY 55 ,f x +NWVx'iff A .X ,gm .mx X kL,. gn Y . ,ab 6' it Q' ,tk x P Q7 TISTH. ,xx T"1l,',- , Wk 1 I , fx X 457- J Q , Q .19 - . mm' x.nmm' wi x 1'usm'n'l-:km ' 1 ' A in , 0? 1 ,Q xBfE,5xp mMm,,,P 5 sxxiz Qxk - , - . f 1- . A N K 1-,W 'F ' ,,. ' X , lr A.-A19 fmxf' -Q3 " 'SV X ik ix'-Xi" . 'E ' Pr , . I N ll,lg7.H5 Q X W - . kr M, -X. s 3, 5 Q 1' .n'nl,r:1'u' 42 L 53 xx L K- nm-osmox ig 5' ' NIPRAMAXTK. HH' 1 b V - .ITY 1 5 ' -W 4,3 '21 Ab sg, gl R z Q E 41, ' -6' - 3. W N ' Aff W. 'b - ' f 'I' Xe. 'I .44 4.2, 2 5 -+65 2:53, A9 lv Q 6' A .o 4- - X x 'Q' HE, V Qt svrss-E nw mrymw K ummm N? V ' ' 4 M a '1 Q..:.Q3.p, - kg- X1- Q V If ,M an I-::: y -Y I At . L. N gy . if V 11 X -+ . QT 'Vg' 6 I :w1usxm1.1'm.sm' YQ s A 'B ' " 3 A' qxovw My mf.: X , Q ' TO' ' - 7 flflg, ,J X' 4 A N,,, I Ifllligyff L. , 1 W ,Ii-x,f foklltgvo ' wr lil L- ' , JF fu. 4,0 'f The gateway to Progreu M-263 The gateway to progress is 263, By reading these verses, we're sure you'll agree. Each member in some special way lVill reflect on this tribute at some future day. Teacher., ..,. , ........ .............,.,...i...,...,.,...,......,. h liss Elizabeth Klingensmith President , ,.,. .. .,..........,,4,,......,,...... Ronald Sobel Vice President .. ....,. .,.,... l Zen Sklar Secretary . .. ...r...... .. ., Carol Spokane Treasurer i.,, .. .... ,... .,.......,.,...,.. .... ,.,.,. - A l a n Bnrckiu Student Council Representative ,. . . Sorley Smith Foreword Representative ., , ,.,... .,...,., , . .,., . ,. . ,. , ,..i Leonora Katz First Row-Evelyn Teitelbaum, Irene Patterson, Janice Lutsky, Shirley Befferman, Mar- garet Balas, Sorley Smith, Carol Spokane, Ruth Krauss, Miriam Grodner, Irene Stein Second Row-Alan Burckin, Ronald Sobel, Benjamin Sklar, Rosalyn Watzman, Bernice Cohen, Mary McNeely, Dolores Kennedy, Virginia Vangeloff, Marcia Samuels, Devera Rosenberg, Jack Tolochko, Sylvan Schneider, Miss Klingensmith Third Row-Ronald Scott, Marvin Weintraub, Bernard Bauer, Alfred Kolb, James Burton, Paul Silverman, Stanley Stein, Morton Binstock, Donald Sambol, Marvin Kaufman BERNARD BAUER ln swimming he's tops: he can gather great speed, In all his endeavors, we're sure he'll succeed. MARGARET BALAS To be a secretary is Margaret's chief desire: To business men who want the best. she's just what they require. MORTON BINSTQCK Of scientific matters. he simply bursts with knowledge: And these will stand him in good stead when he goes off to college. MATA BARACK She cheers our team to victory: she gives our rallies pep: in all of her activities. this kid is really "hep.' ALAN BURCKIN I D The guardian of our treasury. for Alan be it said. 'When he takes charge of our accounts. we won't be in the red. 80 SHIRLEY BEFFERMAN . With helpful hints and frieiiidly smile, our Shirley's ever ready To aid her classmates in distress by keeping their grades steady. DIAMES BURTON I In basketball, in swimming, in many other games, Few can achieve the place in sports which now is held by james. MARVIN KAUFMAN In basketball he does excel, and wondrous to report, Not only is he studious, but is also a good sport. GLORIA DAVIS l In humor and in candor, she's been a model studentg And to her fellow classmates, her actions have been prudent. DOLORES KENNEDY l Dolores' chief aim in life-tio be a secretary bright, We all are sure that she will be her boss' chief delight. MARY MCNEELY p Our Mary is a polite little llass who is very quiet in her classg Since she's so studious in her work, we know her house-keeping she won't shirk. SORLEY SMITH She's hitched her wagon to a star and soars above the rest: In all her studies she excelsrno doubt she is the best. .IACK TOLOCHKO , With hair slicked back so neatly, keeping up with every mode. Always mixing with the fair sex, is our jack's mos-t worthy code DEVERA ROSENBERG Devera's always smiling, and always so demure- just a friendly classmate with qualities quite secure. RONNIE SOBEL I A pleasing personality, a w,inning smile for all- Ronnie's our homeroom president, on whom we always call. BEN SKLAR , In swimming Ben is really' a shark: And in this line he should make his mark. EVELYN TEITELBAUM l Understanding, courteous. helpful, and kind, P Girls like Evelyn are hard tio find. ARLENE PLATT . Neat and snappy, pretty and sweet, Arlene's attractive and so petite. VIRGINIA VANGELOFF I Virginia's very pleasant from morn till end of day, In her very quiet manner doing her best in every way. MARVIN WEINTRAUB His grades are always above the mark: To Marv school isn't just a lark. 1 81 MARCIA SAMUELS Cheery smile and light brown hair, jolly, pleasant way, Marcia is welcome everywhere because she is so gay. CAROL SPOKANE VVithout Carol's wit, her pep, and energy, Imagine how dull our homeroom would be. IRENE STEIN With a cheery greeting and manner sincere, Irene's just the pal we like to have near. IRENE PATTERSON Happy and frolicsome all through the day, Instead of work she chooses play. ROZY VVATZMAN She's a busy typist, active and full of pepg Also as a dancer she has earned a rep. STANLEY STEIN Stanley Stein is just the type who always has attention: VVhat would little Stanley do if there'd be talk prevention? PAUL SILVERMAN Always on the alert is he, we know him for his line: A good business man he will be, and as a salesman he will shine MARGARET PARANAY Not too tall, not too small-who is she, pray? A true friend to one and all-'tis Margaret Paranay. BERNICE COHEN With her sympathy, sincerity, Bernice is a real cute prizeg She has a charming figure and very dazzling eyes. SYLVAN SCHNEIDER When you can't find this basketball captain any place around, Look where you can find some sport-there he will be found. ALFRED KOLB No matter what Alfred Kolb may do or say, He's a reliable, sincere person in every way. MIRIAM GRODNER Miriam Grodner just can't be beat, She's pretty, pleasant, studious, shy and neat. LEONORA KATZ A finer girl than Leonora Katz is hard to findg She has a gay personality and a sharp, keen mind. DONALD SAMBOL Of Donald Sambol this we all know That his driving power will grow and grow. 82 , RICHARD MULLICA Things may be good, or things may be bad, But Richard Mullica will always be an easy-going lad. RUTH KRAUSS Of attractiveness and sweetness, Ruthie has her share- A popular and well-liked girl who never has a care. RONALD SCOTT Ronald's easy-going manner has won him friends galoreg By his fellow classmates he'll be remembered evermore. JANICE LUTSKY Tiny .Ianice is a package of pep and personalityg She rushes here and there with avid vitality. XVe've come to the end, and we point out with pride The preceding achievements which we've specified: l'm sure, fellow readers. that you will agree The Gateway to Progress is 263. 83 ww 144.4 mf ZaAAieA of 263 First Row-Joan Berlinsky, Tedd Tabachnick, Stanford Glick, Zell Reicher, Bernard Suss- man, Richard Paul, Sondra Goldstein, Jane Goldsmith, Sondra Stewart Second Row-Florence Ricca, Marlene Rapoport, Dorothy Platt, Carolyn Dimmick, Lenore Hirsch. joan Roth, Barbara Clarke, Linda Marks, Phyllis Burke, Jacqueline Fine, Dolly jones, Anna Macko Third Row-Allan Weitz, Stanley Lindenberg, Herbert Berkowitz, Richard Frankenstein, Robert Angell, Robert Kraknff, Stanley Laska, Marvin Adelson, Burt Rogal, Raymond Angell, Mark Wolk, David Kleber Teacher ., . ,..,, ...,... N Iiss Lois M. Grose President , ...,... ...... B ernard Sussman Vice President ,.,.,. .,...,,.r,.., Z ell Reicher Secretary ..... ...,.,,,...,......,,........ ,.... S tanford Glick Treasurer .. .....,. ,. ,.,,,. ,. ,,,.,...,., ...,,,.,, R ichard Paul Student Council Representative .,..... ..,..,. T edd Tahaclmick Foreword Representative ..,...,... ..................... ,...........,...,. .... D 1 m rothy Platt Marvin Adelsont In mixing chemicals. Marv is a master! In the field of pharimacy. none will rise faster. Raymond Angell: He never talks much until it comes to sports, Because his prime interest lies in athletics of all sorts. Robert Angell: An athlete, like his brother, of very great skill. In contests and races he gives spectators a thrill. Herbert Berkowitz: A lad whose mentality deserves worthy mention: In the days to come he will gain widespread attention. Phyllis Burke: Phyllis is a girl attractive. sweet. and serene, In her general manner, quite the typical teen. Joan Berlinsky: Here is a young lady, a very charming lass, And one of the most popular in her class. Barbara Clarke: Barbara gains attention for her quiet. steady way, Nicely poised and verv calm every single day. Jerry Dinovitzz Wlhen a man says, "This real estate I cannot hold," He should give it to Dinny, and it will surely be sold. Carolyn Dimmick: Carol is a lassie whom her classmates all adore: Conscientious in her work, she has activities galore. 84 Fred Edelstein: For fun and gaiety this lad is always ready: And surely everybody likes this frolicsome Teddy. Richard Frankenstein: Richards the friendfly sort, a really good pal: Hell make a hit with all the girls when he enters Southern Cal. Jacqueline Fine: Nice to knotw and ready with a line, liver 'helpful and good-looking is our jackie Fine. Janie Goldsmith: For one of -Ianie's famous smiles, Boys would walk for miles and miles. Sondra Goldstein: Sondra is ready to enter Penn State: She's a reliable pal and a true classmate. stanfora Glick: our man stan will win acclaim As 268's bid for legal fame: Lenore Hirsch: Lenore is a lassi most pleasant and gay Who does her tasks cheerfully day after day. Dolly Jones: Restoring the lost--those things that did stray- Dolly worked in the book-room every school day. Natalie Joseph: If we 'have a day that's dark and dreary, Natalie is able to make it quite cheery. David Kleber: As an engineer or in the political field, Dave has albility and power should wield. Robert Krakoff: Bob twill allways be on the winning side: As a high class salesman he'll be known far and wide. Stanley Laska: In order to have ia great career, Stan will become an engineer. Stanley Lindenberg: just sitting back and waiting for the breaks. l.indy will be successful in whatever he undertakes. Anna Marie Macko: Anna Marieis engaging, pretty and sweety She's always pleasant to whomever she may meet. Linda Marks: Linda with her enticing, flashy smiles Will give valuaible hints on Earl VVheeIer's styles. Dorothy Platt: To our dark-eyed Foreword representative we express great admiration 3 T This is a young lassie who will be a real sensation. Richard Paul: Those run-down or overtaken by sickness By Dr. Dick will be restored to physical fitness. Marlene Rapoport: In the medical roo-m she has rendered first aidg In the future her patients will have all ills allayed. Florence Ricca: Here's an artist supreme-this we all know: And Florence will exhibit atlsome future art show. Zell Reicher: A basketball hero, so strong and tall, Helped win our games with no effort at all. Bert Rogalz In neon lig-hts we'll, see his name, For on Broadway Bert should win great fame. i 85 Joan Roth: At typing our joan is both precise and keen A brilliant business future for her can be foreseen Eileen Sedler: As a typist Eileen has been quite a sensation Marriage, however, is her chosen vocation Sondra Stewart: What girl in the class always adds to the fun? VVhy, Sondy Stewart, so vivacious-she's the one Bernard Sussman: Our class president is really a brain Very good-looking and not at all vain. Tedd Tabachnick: Ted-dis the lad who is very full of fun XVith his many activities he's ever on the run Alan Weitz: "Where is Alan?" cries Miss Cvrose as she checks the roll Why, Al is in the gym, for physical strength is his boal Mark Wolk: This young lad will someday pass the bar with zest His fame as a lawyer will rate him among the best SYMPHONIC VARIATIONS limperor . . .,.,.....,....,.....,,.. .... . . Wir NTcClymonds Tragic Overture ..............i.4...,.......r., Report Cards Academic Festival Overture ,...r.... T A H S The S0rcerer's Apprentice .....,..... lVIr Thomas .-lu American in Paris .,..,.,. ,... F rench Class Water M usie ....,...,.r.,,.. ..,..,....,.... , Rythmic Swim The Clockl ......, ,r.. , ........r...,......,... A t 3 05 A Midsummer Nighfs Dream ,....,,... Senior Prom A Victory Ball ,......,....,,.. ,.,.....,..,, . . Pigskin Prance Unfinished ......,4....,..r........ ,....., ..... H o mework N uterarlrer Suite ...r.....,...,.. ,,....,.... C ookmg class The Barber of Seville ,......,.,....,..... To cut the duck tails Pathetique , ee...,................,... , Senior themes Pictures at an Exliib-itioiz .,,.. ,100 Friends of Pgh Art Don Juan .....ie.,...,...,e.......................... Coach Klein N ew IfVorId .,.. G R A D U A T I O N Goal Rationality Achievement Development Unclerstandin Adventure Training Insight Opportunity Notability 86 Room 305 lihenever any one has entered this very cheery romn, Ile never has found there an atmosphere of prevailing g1imn11 Hut here he has found some peoplewstudious and alive: He has found the busy noise-makers uf Ronin 305. Teaclier . .. , .. .. .....,. ..... . Miss Helen Gorman I'resident . Stanley Mandell Yice President. . . ., . ., Marvin Murovitz Secretary-Treasurer . .. . .. ., . ., liilene Strauchler Student Council Representative ,. liugene Feldman Foreword Representative , ,.,...,i..,.... ..,.,..., ...,,., , Beverly Stein First Row-Perle Ryave, Faye Nevins Second Row-Emily Korbely, Hannah Honig, Minna Mittleman, Marvin Murovitz, Stanley Mandell, Eilene Strauchler, Beverly Stein, Rena Dorn, Phyllis Pons, Miss Gorman Third Row-Dorothy Carter, Birdie Stewart, Harriet Newman, Ruth Langer, Audrey Horne, Lucy Krupka, Patsv Favre, Rhoda Kendall, Grace Dodge, Edith Schmelzer, Norma Sattenstein, Adrienne Kletz Fourth Row-David Glick, Bill Rosenson, Victor Snyder, Carl Kaufman, Irvin Gelman, Lawrence Geisler, Jerry Closky, Harvey Freedman, Fred Horvitz, Manuel Silverblatt, Eugene Feldman IJOROTHY CART1-:R, although capable in her typing role, XYuuld always gladly change it for her mixing bowl. 5X high-point scorer has been this varsity player: Than -lickkv Crosiiv there is nobody gayer. RERNICE COIIEN, with her cute figure and face. ls one girl it would be hard to replace. Full of mischief has been this boy, ROBERT CoNNoRs. 305's pride and joy. She has liked hill-billy music, has our GRJXCIEQ You'll never DODGE her even at a fast pace. Although light and carefree, our RENA DORN Has made grades that nobody ever would scorn. 83 PATSY FAVRE is a charming member of our classg Iaverybody has been glad to become acquainted with this pretty lass A clarinet player and Student Council man, Our EUGENE FELDMAN has been an Arthur Murray fan. Now HARVEY FREEDMAN, though tall and shy, Has watched "I Love Lucy" with a gleam in his eye. He has studied his chemistry, has worked after school, And LAWRENCE GEISLER has made all the girls drool. IRVIN GELMAN has played his clarinetg Some day he may be in -the orchestra at the Met. DAVID GLICK, a French stuiient supreme, Will also speak last on any debating team. l ANTHONY HENNINGER, though a newcomer to our room, Has a cheerful manner that will erase any gloom. IJANNAII HONIG, the petite lass with the sparkling eyes, As an efficient worker will twin first prize. Our AUDREY HORNE is cute and sweet, For any room she would be a treat. FRED HoRv1'rz has been so pleasant, always has had a cheery "hello" It's been very easy to adm re this likeable fellow. l KARL KAUEMANN, though ynot of department store fame, Is destined to make for himself a great name. A quiet young miss with eyes all aglow, RHODA KENDALL,S the girlpwe're sure glad to know. ADRIENNE KLETZ has such lcharm and poise, That she is very capable at ienchanting the boys. EMILY KORBEI.Y, our seamstress divine, Has been very capable and ialways on time. LUCILLE KRUPKA, to her teachers. Lucy to some, Is a bubbling blonde beauty who's a package of fun. RUTH LANGER is the one Aho can take down dictation: ln the business world she s ould gain a good reputation. liven Ike has nothing on this boy, it's easy to tellg He is none other than our president. STANLEY MANDELL. Her face lighted up by a simile so bright. MINNA MITTLEMAN has been a real delight. MARLENE MOREE always liies to be fashionably late At church and at school. bu never for a' date. Although Nixon is quite famous as the Veep, Our vice president. MARVINE MURovr'rz, has never been found asleep FAYE NEv1Ns has made us laugh when she has been near: She's always been jolly-year after year. l i ' ' R so l XVe all have been inspired by her lovely voiceg IIARRIET NEWMAN has been rated first as a vocal choice. Dark hair, laughing eyes, and so petite, PHY1.1.1s PoNs has been most agreeable to meet. XVILLIANI ROSENSON has been a most cheerful ladg l-le has always been helpful and never been mad. The disposition of sweet PERLE RYAVE XVill lastingly in our minds survive. NoRMA SATTENSTEIN has looks and talents galoreg Both with beauty and brains she rates a high score. A truly likable person in every possible way Has been EDITH SCHMELZER, so amiable and gay. MANUEL SILVERBLATT, though quiet and shy, Has really been quite a well-liked guy. Although XYICTOR SNYDER may never be another Al Capp, He's an up-and-evercoming, energetic chap. At selling Forewords BEVERLY STEIN has been on the beamg And among her classmates she is held in high esteem. Leading in sports where she has played each game with zest, BIRDIE STEWART is now deserving of nothing but the best. That good things come in packages small ls proved by EILENE STRAUCIILER who has been liked by all M , . , f ::1:::..:.:: ' s Q Mi. T uluun::1::::' Y V i 'J' lk 'A-ns. ' " -1 . E , ' ,',, -gg. ji- 'Mi' ,gr ' N t ' ., ' H J xt I 'X 'se' was if Walla' till. '32 xxx i I illll u 3 ' 90 Room 312 Teacher ,...,A,.,A,., ,....,. A ,...,... .,......... N fliss Florence Graham President A A .,., .Raymond Di Lucia Vice President ...... .,...e.. A AAA-lean Kramm Secretary A A A .,..,, AA A ..,. .,...,.... C harles Rota Treasurer A A A .,.. AA .,..,,,.,. AA AA AA Mildred Macko Student Council Representative A .Nancy Bloom Foreword Representative A AAAAAA A AA A A AA A AAAA AA AA AAAAAAAA Regina Conley First Row-Mildred Macko, Regina Conley, Dorothy Whitehouse, jean Kramm, Charles Rota, Raymond DiLucia, Barbara Freed, Lois Goodstein, Sheila Greenberg, Eleanor Dejidas Second Row-Nancy Bloom, Nancy Carnegie, Margaret McMahon, Ruth Katunich, Bar- bara Black, jean Murphy, Ann Sedlak, Nancy Gellman, Shirley Himelblau, Elaine Bloomfield, Patricia Gallo Third Row-Betty Owen, Charles Connors, Louis Deurlein, Emery Suchta, Karl Schucker, Lawrence Isaac, Robert Lawson, Michael Chasser, Harold Haffner, Sanford Gordon carnal to 7101-ence June, 1963 Today, my dear, as I was hurrying through the office building on the out- skirts of Point Park on my way to see my doctor, l noticed every office was occupied hy a memher of your former homeroom class of 1953. I mentally noted the inscriptions on each door, for I knew you would he interested. RAY DI LUCIA-Acme 1311111210 Gum President of Acme Bubble Gum Corporation, Ray Di l.ucia's on a two months' vacation. l+lARB,-XRA BMXCK-Drizfing 1H.Yfl'lfff0I' An instructor at Safety Driving School, llarhara Black knows every rule. LOTS GOODSTIEIN-I.1'11g11i.rI Linguist l.ois is quite debonaireg :Xt the U.N. she has savoir faire. IELIZANOR Dil .IIDAS-Mmnigvr of Rcsfmrrmzl The atmosphere is friendly and bright- At lfleanor's Coffee Shop, the food's just right. 91 LAWRENCE ISAAC-Biologist Larry Isaac instructs biology, Though his special field is anthropology. PATRICIA GALLO-Model Pat Gallo models for Vogue and Harper'sg The creations she wears ' ROBERT LAWSON -Printer VVhen you want tickets and programs printed, See Bob Lawson and have them tinted. are all eyestoppei s. JEAN KRAMM-Shorthand Instructor If Jean Kramm teaches you shorthand, You'll be the fastest in the land. KARL SCI-IUCKER-Chief Engineer Of Westinghouse the new head is Karlg This clever engineer deserves a laurel. DOROTHY WHITEHOUSE-Athletic Director Winner of the Olympics in '62, Dorothy JEAN MURPHY-Bank Official Jean started as secretary at the Mellon Bank, And now on the door her name heads the rank. CHARLES ROTA-Theatrical Agent Talent scout Rota is the one to see, For a part in the movies, radio, or TV. BARBARA FREED--Dancer Whitehouse led the U.S. through. His most famous client is Barbara Freed, In the Ballet Russe she dances the lead. SHIRLEY HIMELBLAU and MIKE CI-IASSER-Vocalists Shirley and Mike sing well a duet, Met. RUTH And the applause rings loud at the Nixon or NANCY CARNEGIE-Designer Carnegie designs dresses to suit your fancyg Hattie's outdated and now it's Nancy. MARGARET MCMAHON-Dressrna-leer The finishing touch of a button or bow, Is sewn on by Peggy to make you glow. CONLEY-Public Stcnographers written the nicest expert typists. KATUNICH and REGINA Important letters are By Ruth and Regina, JOSEPH SANTORA-Heating Company Be prepared for weather coldg A Santora furnace is best we're told. ELIZABETH OWEN-Morticfian If to be cremated is your desire, Come to Betty, she'll start the fire. 92 MILDRED lVllACKO-Cheerleading Firm Macko's Cheerleading Firm now thrivesg Their specialty features political drives. HAROLD HAFFNER-Disc Jockey Rege Cord,ic's program is passeg It's Haroldl that wakes us up today. LOUIS DEURLEIN-Steeler Manager The Steelers nmirw are doing fine, For their Geneifal Manager is Lou Deurlein. CHARLES GONNORS-Sports Writer Sports writer Connors keeps you in touch With news of the Pirates, Steelers. and such. EMERY SUCHTA-Sporting Goods Wilson sporting ioods aren't first with the prosg It's a Suchta basgetball for the man who knows. l NANCY GE LMAN-Newspaper Editor Editor Nancy of th Pittsburgh Press Brings you news ofl good tidings and not of distress. NANCY BLOOM-Scientist Scientist Bloom discovered HZO, And now she heads the Water Bureau. ELAINE BLOOMFIELD-Tutor Elaine givesllessons in every subjectg Your educatipn is her main project. ANITAl FAGAN-Authoress Anita is the winndr of the Nobel Prizeg Keep up with the times, read her books, we advise. SANFORD GORIDON-Kiwanis Club President Former Key Club president starts his day at eight, Though while at Taylor Allderdice, he was often late SHEILA GR ENBERG-Fashion Expert Cindy can tell you what a young wife should wear To a ball game. a picnic, or society affair. ANN SEDLAK--Commercial Artist Ann's the girl lwho painted the town red, X For news of her art talent certainly spread. I hardly noticed the time asll walked through the different floors Ifortu natelv I glanced at my watch ony time to remember mv appointment I hurried into the elaborate office of DR. ALLAN ZIONTS. the world famous surge in nd made arrangements for a tonisilectomy in the future. r ' 93 The ,Wider-6urq Tala of Room 354 Ye Olde Prologue Comes june with its flowers sweetg The themes are done-oh, what a treatg Then to happy futures with hopes asoar Go ye olde pilgrims of 354. fXVith apologies to G. Chancery Teacher ..,, ,.,.., ...... ..,.... M i s s Jessie VVhitehill President .,., ,. Edward McGowan Vice President .... .,.l ' lohn Burchard Secretary ., ,,,. .. Susan linerger Treasurer . .. . , . Mary .layne Rush Student Council Representative ,. . ,..i.,. ,, l ,. Grace Neil Foreword Representative l ., ,, ,. ,. ,,,, ,. ,, . ..,. ..l,. . .. .,,,. Donna Farrer First Row-Rhonda Newcomer, Lillian Holeczy, June Kanenson, Renee Kholos, Mary Jayne Rush, john Burchard, Susan Buerger, Marilyn Rubin, Allison Ghen, Betty Radvak Second Row-Grace Neil, Rita Saracco, Ruth Ann Fox, Donna Farrer, Lillian Freeman, Loretta McClain, Evf-lvn Lucas, Barbara Cherington, June Kosh, Patricia Spannuth, Marva Scott, Miss Whitehill Third Row-Daniel Meyer, Eddie Tapper, Ronald Spangler, Raymond Cauley, William Cornman, Stanlev Mullins, Donald Conn, Clinton Long, Harry Adelsheimer, Marshall Karlin, Arnold Pearl Around the hearth fire we see gathered together a motley crew of nohle knights and fair danlsels. Presiding over the group is Sir lfdivurd Jl'If'GI7'ZC'l1II assisted hy his comrade at Zll'lllS, Sir folzn BIH'l'lltll'd. Mary faym' RlI.YlI, the royal excheqner is husily counting the class scheckles. Leaning languidly against the mantle piece with their pegged arinonr and suede swords are Sir Donald Conn and Sir HTIHHIIII Corlzllzmz. The group has iust finished a scrumptious feast prepared hy the royal qhefettes Rllfll 441111 Fox, Lillian Fl'Ft'll1Cl11, and June lx'c1nv11s011. A travelling troupe of players headed hy star SIISUII K.-Xnnie Oakleyl HIN'I'jft'l' is entertaining the ensemhle. These sterling thespians are the former Urznnatic English students, Hnrrv Adf'Isl1f"i1m'r, Barbara Chvriizgtmz, Marzfa Srotl, and Retfy farm Radvak. 94 Harmonizing in one corner are Alison Chen, Lillian Holeczy, and Jackie Sue Lenchner. Adding some merry melody are the Mad Cap Minstrels-Clinton Long and his harmonizers, Ray Conley and Stanley M ullins. Pat Spannuth and June Kash are peering from a high turret waiting to be rescued by their knights in shining armour. On the other side of the fire, Edward Tapper Esquire, Calender Artist, is drawing his latest masterpiece. Working out to get in shape for the approaching rugby season is Ronald Spanglenp Pouring over the bubbling kettles are physicists Marshall Karlin and Joseph Fisher, assisted by brew masters Arnie Pearl and Dan Meyer. Donna Farrcr is clipping the royal poodles, while S orlcy Savage, Esther Carr, and Rhonda Newcoinrr are havingl a heated discussion over extending the height of the flagpole. T Instructing Loretta McClain,i Rita Saracro, Evelyn Lucas, and Marilyn Rubin on "How to Win Your Knight in Two Easy Lessons" are the court beauticians, Grace Neil and Renee Kholos. ' Miss Whitehill, the jolly hostess, bids them all a cheery farewell as they continue along the road of life into the colde, colde worlde. l Ye Olde Ende l DO YOUl REMEMBER WHEN: You first came to Allderclice ? Courses were a cinch to pass? There was al baseball team in 460? The 12B's had a "successful" barn dance? The footiballl team won its last game? Miss Hartz forgot her red pencil. Mr. Evans snapped our "lovely" pic- ? l tures. You passed lwith an "A" in 12A Eng- lish? y You forgot your lines in the Class Play? Dick Fox came to school on time? You -wrote your last note-card? Senior themes were clue? All the sleep you missed? The "Great Day" came? los The ffumery flnqmerf of 358 There was a grand teacher who lived in a shoe: She had so many pupils. she didn't know what to do. .Xt times they were so jolly and gay, .-Xnd now and then they did not obey. lint for 'being so patient. we just want to say 358 gives to Miss Rupp- .YX GREAT BIG BOUQUIQT Teacher, , ,,,. . ,. Miss l.eila Rupp President , .. , , Alan Rosenherg Yice President. Mayer .A-Xrnowitz Secretary , ,... , ., 4,,. .Fonda Goldman Treasurer . .. . ,. ,,,, . . ., ,Indy Kleinherg Student Council Representative , . Madeline Price lioreword Representative .,.. ,. , , Faye Hinlces First Row-Gail Siff, Maralyn Davis, Henra Daniels, Gail Blank Second Row-Carol Marmins, Yvonne Glick, Marilyn Adler, Alan Rosenberg, Mayer Arnowitz, Judy Kleinberg, Fonda Goldman, Faye Hinkes, Madeline Price, Sandra Bennett Third Row-Fred Calfo, Paul Lowen, Ludwig Oettinger, Eileen Binenkorb, Josephine Colella, Sharron Shapiro, Audrey Abrams, Ilene Kramer, Barbara Rosen, Elaine Shulman, Audrey Levine Fourth Roy'-Howard Berman, Abbot Friedland, Earl Smith, Don Miller, Robert Tibai, Steve Liptak, Ronald Rothaus, Meyer Morris, Arnold Gold, Sandra Wagner, Maurice Linden Goldilocks, Grvldilocks-that's .Xndrey with talent bright: Her features for the Foreword 'have really been all right. -Audrey Abrams l'r1t-a-cake. nat-a-cake-no hetter can he found Than friendly Marnie .Xdler with common sense so sound. -Marilyn Adler Fiddle-dee-dee. fiddle-dee-dee. Mickey's the best. we all agree. -Mayer Arnowitz Handy Sandy, nice as pie, This cute lass catches everyones eye. -Sandra Bennett 96 Little boy blue plays in the marching ibandg In musical circles Howards quite in demand. -Howard Berman Humpty Dumpty would have had. his great fall If our Eileen had stepped out to the wall. -Eileen Binenkorb Gail be nimvbleg Gail be quick- l She's the one dancing teachers always piclc. -Gail Blank Multiplication is vexationg division is as bad: The rule of three puzzles him and practice drives him mad. -Fred Calfo Ring-a-round-a-rosy-every one can see That josep'hine's quite helpful and as nice as she can be. -Josephine Colella Bonny lass, pretty lass, liked by everyoneg She's the nicest in the class and just can't be outdone. -Henra Daniels See-sa-w, Margery Dafw-here's a girl without a flaw- A cuter -person no one ever saw. -Maralyn Davis Cock-a-doddle-do-Anb1by's a friend to me and youg To know him 'has fbeen fung he"ll be missed by every one. l -Abbot Friedland Sugar and spice. everything nice-that is our Yvonneg Who from our school to Penn State plans now to ITIOVC OI1. -Yvonne Glick If our 'handsome Arnie for his stkpper he would sing: A big six course dinner to him t e girls would bring. l -Arnold Gold Curly locks, curly locks, nice as can be, Always ready 'with a smile to help out you and me. -Fonda Goldman Lavender blue, rosemary green,- Everywhere you look, Faye's admirers are seen. -Faye Hinkes -Iudy's in the counting house. counting out her And as Annie in the class play, she surely was money 3 a honey. -Judith Kleinberg Her Friday night's dream surely ca-me true- He's ever so handsome, and six feet two. Ding dong dell, Audreyls really Swell: --Ilene Kramer ln school work, grades, and everything, count on her to excel. -Audrey Levine 97 A diller, a dollar, a nine o'clock scholarg This popular lad drives most people mad. -Maurice Linden Two little :fishes swimming in a pack- Gne was sunlfish-tihe other was Liptak. -Steve Liptak Not "an apple a day," but "seek and you'll find" Is proof that Paul exercises a superior mind. -Paul G. Lowen jack and jill went up the hill, but Carol guards the hallg A sociable lass in the 12A class, and a friend to one and all. -Carol Marxnins Twinkle, twinkle, -footiball star- Don's athletic prowess will move him far. -Donald Miller This Jack-in-the-Beanstalk never killed a giant, But he's always on the job and he never is defiant. -Meyer Morris Doctor Foster went to Gloucester, but Ludwig to Allderdice came, A wizard at chess, good swimmer, too-he's enlisted in Uncle Sam's gam -Ludwig Oettinger Madeline, Madeline, where have you been? I I've been to the Council, legislation to win. -Madeline Price Barbara, Barobara. not contrary, how do you win your A's? By following this axiom every day-"Study really pays." -Barbara Rosen Here we go round the Allderdice rush, and by Alan we are led, A dependable chap, a studious guy who kept the yearbook out of -Alan Rosenberg Rub-a-dub-dub, the band marches on with Ronnie in his place: This tall young man, with hair so bro-wn, in track can set a pace. -Ronald Rothaus Sing a song of sixpence, Sharron's in good voice, As a friendly Allderdician, this young lady is our choice. -Sharron Shapiro Star light, star bright, Elaine's t-he one who stars tonight, VVit'h her lovely voice and manner bright, as a nurse she'll be all right. -Elaine Shulman This Bo Peep has lost no sheep, but friends she's always makingg Her ready smile, her easy way are really very taking. -Gail Siff Old King Cole was a merry old soul, but we'd rather have our Earl: He's the brainy type, with ability rare, and he's never in a whirl. -Earl Smith C the red. .98 liolrhy Shaftoe's fat and fair, but our Bobiby's fnll of fun: And in that exciting Peabody game, he made an 80-yard run. -Robert Tibai This little girl with a pretty enrl right on top of her head, VVas so good, so very good, of her in the Foreword we read. -Adrienne Varga No Little Red Riding Hood lost in a wood, Sandra knows where she's going ller Ill,Zllll1CI"S gay every day, and kindness she's ever hestowing. .-llfoul 171160 T110 Qniv! ,Ilan . 11'1'11a'z'v Yoursvlf 1m'ref1kdo'zun , lfriglzl lfivfory T110 llupfvy Timm' -Sandra Wagner MOVIE TALK ..,Senior English All Over . . . , Marvin Kaufman , ..l.., Citizenship Grades ,, l..,... Senior Theme ,. ,. Graduation ., , , Commencement , .. Fire Drill Hzlglvs In the rlffvrnnmz. 171110 Fingers . T110 Girl In l1'11itr' .Typing Exercise . . .. . ,. , Miriam Grodner Thr' Greatest Slum' O11 Earth .... 1 lf'l'rmt You . 1'11 Nl"vr'r Forge! Von, T110 Murryiug Kind .,,., T110 Narrow Mfrrgiu. Om' Rig .-lffair .,.. I,l'Uf71l' lI'ilI Talkl T110 Rnflrvl , .. . Thr' Ring 1 . 5'l'!U'Id111 .S'lIl'l'1 . ., T110 Strange Door Sudden Fear T110 Hvillilfllff Tram 11'it11ouI 11'lIf1lillfj 1n'z'iIaticm . , 1 4 Drk . , . Llass Play ,Senior Asking for Diploma ,. ,. . ., Class Day l ,. .. Devera Rosenberg The Grades XVe Almost Didn't Get . l , ,,,l T . ,Senior Prom , .,., Senior Discussion Chili , ,..l ,,,.,. . .. .The Cafeteria .. . .Class Ring or Seventh Period ., ,. .,.,. ,. Report Cards Door to Mr. Thomas's Office . Message to Report to Mr. Mcflymonds . ...,,. Allderdiee Swimming Team . , .. , ,l'mal Izxams , .,. .,i..,. .... ,,. ....,... College Interview .,. -My P 0 i i 'fu 3 'ga-'15 1:56-v fn' i X ,wif ,Q Qdqr 'l SMI'-4' if 5'-"W lg xg! AEM iv N tllll flll ill . II 22 . l - ,, -:'7.a.:1,, Ms, ff ' wg -1 J ,Xi A i 1051. 'Q -S '.-4 2 ix li 1' it tw,- Illll' rf 1 "1 .cr 1 X . rw W1 i . xx Q f AKKAXBJ 99 Wight 366 Flight 366 is about to depart, From the third floor annex the airplane will start, Hurry, hurry, hurry, don't miss that plane-- Its crew and passengers we'll now explain. First Row-Naomi Finkelhor, Mary Brown, Frayda Weil, Marcia Younkins, Mr. Phillips, Wilma Hydovitz, Dan Moore, Lois Ann Korona, joan Seder, Beverly Preset Second Row-Geraldine Davis, Donna Wilson, Lenore Snyder, Lois Moogerman, Dorothy Lawson, Jacqueline Hunt, Margaret jantek, Julia jasko, Nellie Ann Lennex, Catherine Lucia, Nancy Wooddell, Mary Louise Himich Third Row-Betsy Pickett, Anthony Pugliese, Robert Chergi, Richard Gall, Mark Ruben- stein, Robert Shook, Francis Rossi, Albert Wiggins, Charles Dickson, Michael Phillip, Karl Morgan, Eleanor Solay Teacher ...................,.,.......,. .,... IX Ir. George M. Phillips President . ...........,.,.. .,........,,..... X 7Vilma Hydovitz Vice President .,i.........,.,.............. ....,.. ,.ii. . , ,Dan Moore Secretary-Treasurer .. ..,.,. .,......,,. , . . ,. Lois Ann Koruna Student Council Representative... . . ,,., Dan Moore Foreword Representative . , ..,... . .Frayda XVeil Our PILOT, XVillie, is the first to hoard: XVith this super Prexy our room has soared. -WILMA Hvoovrrz Our COPILOT is so popular, he's really hard to ,surpass .Ks an editor. in Student Council, or as secretarv of our class. LDAN Moose 'Lois Ann is still after our money: This singing TICKET TAKER's a honey. -Lois IIXNN KORONA He's a friend of all students who get hehindg To them as a tutor he'll lend his llllllfl.--AIOHN IBLACKMAN In swimming and volley hall Marys an aceg As winning captain she sets the pace. -RIARY BROWN Our artist Bob has a great desire- He'd like to be an airplane flier. YROBICRT CHERGI 100 ln jewelryz Geraldine's a jewel rare XVhose designs all have an artistic flair. l -GERALDINE DAvIs He'd like -to know, and so he turns to books, Where ancient lore is hidden well, "Gad Zooksf' A -CHARLES DICKSON T heumanager of majorettes couldn't be beatg Havmg her on our plane is a wonderful treat. lg 1NA0MI FINKELIIOR Lifting weights keeps Dicic in trim 5 A talented artist who's sure to win. -RICHARD GALL Tootsie is a lovable girl, Always vivacious, always lin a whirl. -MARY LOUISE HIMICH jackie's the prettiest we've ever seeng That's why she's always our May Queen. p -JACQUELINE HUNT Peg's a girl with lots of pep, In sewing and dancing she's always in step. -MARGARET -IANTEK She's always ready with ah engaging smileg She makes our -trip gayerl with each passing mile. -JULIA JASKO Our girl Mary is a good sortg She's been quite active in every sport. --RIARY ANN KOSCHIK l ln our cafeteria-our famous lunch-room- You'll find Dorothy ready with a broom. -DOROTHY LAwsoN For her clever art work she won a prizeg In the artistic world she will certainly rise. -MARY LAZOR l Selling candy is still Nellie's job: "Five cents a bar," she shouts to the mob. I -NELLIE LENNEX A true friend with lots oflpoiseg She rates high with girls and boys. -Lois MOQGERMAN Karl is talented in every ilvayg He helped draw the murall for our class day. y -KARL MoRcAN Mike is a very ambitious lad: He's always happyg he's never sad. -MICHAEI. PHILLIPS Betsy rates as a top flight lass- One of the sweetest in our class. -BETSY PICKETT Nurse Bev dashes when yinu scream for pills: This ex-Prexy knows how to kill chills. l -BEVERLY PREsE'r Next comes "H," a golfer supreme, Held by his classmates in the highest esteem. p -HARVEY PRICE l I - 1 ' 101 Toni's destined for a bright career As a real top-notch engineer. -ANTHONY PIIGLIESI5 As a track star Ross is really an aceg He can outrun anyone in the race. -FRANCIS RossI Of music Mark seems never to tireg Someday he'll be leading his own choir. -MARK RUBENSTEIN Our journal editor in knowledge does leadg Joanie is the most likely to succeed. -JOAN SEDER Bob is tops, a most likeable guyg When it comes to Chem, he always scores high. -ROBERT SHOCK VVith pins and needles she has talent galoreg But in future years as a nurse she'1l soar. -ELEANOR SOLAY This smiling lass to Allderdice just cameg As a psychologist she wants to win fame. -LENORE SNYDER Frayda's not tallg she's rather shorty But she's very active in every sport. -FRAYIJA VVEIL Donna's the girl with plenty of vigorg She's rarin' to go and oh what a figure. -DONNA WILSON Of Alice there's'only the best to sayg She's won our respect in every way. -ALICE VVINSTEAD Nancy's one you can't pass byg She's always catching someones eye. --NANCY VVOODELL At breaking records, Al does excel: There's no other swimmer who can do so well. -AL WIGGINS Here is a lassie who misses no tricks. The gay sweetheart of room three sixty-six. -MARCIA YOUNKINS All the laddies Cit's a well-known factj ' This cute gal is sure to attract. -CATHERINE LUCIA Our plane takes off in June, l953g The world's ahead for us to see. Mr. Phillips: This little note is just from us to express appreciation For all the help and work you've done that leads to graduation. Your guidance and your aid have made our senior year complete, Whoever takes over in 366, will find you hard to beat. The best of future happiness is what we wish for youg We know you're not retiring-just graduating, too! 102 v Sl Q' U f f xx f 3- 'H ! X f. J , if 53.5 N pf' 'Q Q ,..--f A ..'1 gf 'Wifi 1 'J-Q 1 -hi -1 A 2255- X .QQ I n, D' L ,FX ,E The Fmt, l9reAent, and ?uture of 368 XVe're taking a peek into days gone by, And scanning the present with a critical sigh, And plotting the future with a watchful eye To prove we've a finger in every pie. Teacher.. .t,......,,....,,. A.,.r.........,,.,,,.,..,..... ...... , . Miss Yetta Kainler President i .... .. ...,,......., Fred I-larni Yice President ...,... .Ioanne Hurley Secretary-Treasurer . r..,. .,.. ......... ,..,..... R 1 1 th Rosenberg Student Council Representative , ., 'loan Rosenhanni Foreword Representative . .. , i . , ., , .,,,. Lynn Felser First Row-Audrey Nagy, Ann Gregovits, Nancy Hohman, Joan Rosenbaum, Ruth Rosen- berg, Fred Harm, Joanne Hurley, Marjorie Rosendale, Phyllis Wolf, Alice Stover Second Row-Doris Williams, Barbara Mitchell, Gerda Stein, Barbara Crum, Sadie Mae Koch, Elsie Solay, Virginia Rhodes, Barbara Barnes, Eugene Gutilla Third Row-Burt Kennedy, George Kohl, Richard Segal, Joe Seder, James MacDonald, Neal Zweig, Frank Sawl, James Rosenthal, Gary Stone, Alex Lopata, Michael Sopira, jack Stevens Barbara Barnes Past-Designing paper dolls Prrxwlzf-Vogiie enthusiast Fzlfzm'--Aclrian's assistant Barbara Crum Past-'l'yped with one finger Prrsrnf-'l'ypes with ten fingers Fllfllfl'-Pl'lV2ltC secretary Lynn Felser Past-Played with bahy dolls Prcsvuz'-liahy sitter Futura-Mother of five Ann Greqovits Past-4Broke records Prvsmxt-Collects records Future-Secretary of Decca ing Company Janice Goldman Pnsfflgersonality kid Prtkwllf-Miss Popularity Fzrfzrrr-Alone on a desert island Eugene Gutilla Past-l.ittle boy, strong personality Prvsvuf-Sti'ong, silent type I:ltfllVl'f'vVl'6SllSl' Fred Harm l7lI.S'f-Pl'CSlClCl'lt of kindergarten Prcsmf-President of 368 FllflH't'1Pl'CSl4lC'lll of the Lnited States T Nancy Hohman Past-Dancing school Record- Prcsmzf-Dancing at the prom Fnfurc-Dancing at her wedding 104 joanne Hurley Past-Coloring book illustrator Present-Poster contest illustrator Future--Saturday Evening Post illustrator i Burt Kennedy i Past-Little spark plug l Present-Interested in electronics Future--Captain Video's radio oper- ator George Kohl Past-Climbed trees Present--Botany enthusiast i F uture-Forester p Sadie Mae Koch Past-Sergeant of the cookie jar Present-Captain of the cafeteria staff F uture-General in charge of diet pills Judy Kohn l Past-Violin prodigy y Present-Member of A Orchestra Future-Duet with Jack Benny' Alex Lopata l Past-Rabid movie fan Present-Usher at the movies Future-Movie star James MacDonald Past-Nature boy l Present-President of Microscope Club Future-Nobel prize winner in biology i Barbara Mitchell Past-Sang nursery rhymes y Present-B Choir Future-Singing in the bath tub Audrey Nagy Past-Chop Sticks Present-Chopin's Polonaise Future-Car-Nagy Music Hall Virginia Rhodes p Past--Played with toy doctor kit Present-Ambition to be a nurse Future-Aid to Dr. Kildare y Joan Rosenbaum l Past-Secretary of Secret 7 i Present-Secretary of Student Coun- cil i F uiurc'-Secretary of State i Ruth Rosenberg Past-Collector of pennies for her piggy bank Present-Collector of quarters for home room dues Future-President of the First Na- tional Bank Marjorie Rosendale Past-Wading pool beauty Present-Willow's bathing beauty Future-Miss America james Rosenthall Past-E Band Present-All-City Band Future-Band of America Frank Sawl Past-Water boy Present-Allderdice football team Future-Notre Dame All Star Joseph Seder Past-Fought with little girls Present-Lady's man Future-Heart breaker Richard Segal Past-L'enfant terrible Present-Comedian Future-Twentieth Century Wit Elsie Solay Past-jumping rope Present-Allderclice letter Future-Olympics Michael Sopira Past-Listened to the Lone Ranger Present-Builds radio sets Future-Radio repairman Gerda Stein Past-Playground sports idol Present-Tennis champ Future--Mrs. Kiner's competitor jack Stevens Past-Played with candy pills Present-Takes pills Future--Make pills Gary Stone Past-Played with an erector set Present-Engineering drawing Future-Bridge builder 105 Alice Stover Doris Williams Past-Followed by little boys Past-Daring little lady Pr0.vm1t-Followed by big boys Present-Big busy lady Future-Mother of adorable girls Futurr'-College president Phyllis Wolf Past-Sunday School choir Present-Group A Futura'-Soloist for the Metropolitan Betty Tihey Past-Little executive Present-Todays Business Girls Futura-Big executive Neal Zweig Edward Tyrnauer Past-I.ittle boy with an erector set Past-Looked at the birdie Present-Chemistry and physics Present-Shutter bug genius Futura--Movie producer Future-Mr. Colborn's successor THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN Class meeting all morning. Be quiet while l'm gone. The a cappella choir has a week off. No school Monday after a team victory. Empty corridors sixth period. No mashed potatoes in the cafeteria. No evening rehearsals for Class Play. Class committees meeting promptly at 8:15 a.m. Student Council takes over the school for a day. 214 is empty. Reporters miss a Foreword meeting. The title "Know Your Notables" is changed. No smoking at the wall. Miss McKinney performs an appendectomy. 106 mr. Cayelf Country C'1u5+--467 Seniors who need recreation llave found themselves a perfect station: Open spring, winter, and fall, Country Cluh 467 welcomes all. The original memhers are quite elite. XX'e present them now for you to meet. 'l'eacher .. ,...,........ ,..,,.., ,.,,,...... ..... ....,....,.. ,... lN I r . Edward bl. Caye President . . . .....,,.,. ..., G lenn Olhum Yiee President . Rita Martin Secretary .. ,. ,Sara l.evin 'l'reasurer . , i .... ,. . ., Patty Rashha Student Council Representative ., ....,. Susan .lacoh Foreword Representative . . . ,i,... . . ,,...,...... ,.,.,,,....,. 1 ,Dale Marks First Row-Rae Hiamovitz, Donna Tagrin, Judy Sidlow, Joyce Cohen Second Row-Dale Marks, Helene Girson, Marilyn Vixman, jackie Loikrec, Rita Martin, Glenn Olbum, Patty Rashba, Sara Levin, Steffi Barad, Brenda Saul Third Row-Duane Bodenhemier, Sam Reich, Sally Mistroff, Barbara Steerman, Janet Green, Florence Sugarman, Sandra Rubenstein, Karen Cohen, Elliot Wolk, Asher Roscow, Mr. Caye Fourth Row-Joe Sapiro, Murry Friedman, Sam Kiss, Sherman Spatz, Sanford Gross, Sheldon Wolk, Neil Greenberg, Barry Sadowsky, William Dalby, Joe Reich, Robert Barry ICXIECUTIYIC OFFICE Ning Ollnrm-President Bing presides with vitality: llc's known far and wide for his great personality. Sum I.c1f1'u4Secretarv Sara takes all dictation: .N nursing career is her planned vocation. Rim .lliu'finfAnXs assistant in our cluh there's Kitty: She proves a vice president can surely he pretty. Polly lx'r1sl1lm-At collecting class room money, or directing' lforeword Staff, 'l'here's our efficient l'atty with her smile and glggly laugh. Szrsir' Jumlwi'l'liis lass is our Student Council rep- She's a package of dynamite, talent. and pep. 107 AROUND THE SWIMMING POOL Judy Sldlow-judy's on the high board ready to diveg Toward the best goals in life she'll always strive. Brenda Saul-The edge of the pool is great for sunningg With Brenda there, the edge looks stunning. Sheldon W olk-Life-guard Sheldon has quite a physiqueg One look at him and the girls are weak. Karen C ohen-Without music the scene at the poo1's incompleteg Karen's lovely voice supplies the missing treat. Duane Bodenhernler-A real he-man is Duaneg Atlas he does resembleg All the girls adore himg he'd make a lion tremble. Steffi Barad-Petite, demure, and so up to date- Steffi personifies the term "beau-bait." ON THE VERANDA Sally Mistroff-A game of bridge or hearts is up her alleyg She's better than Gorin-is our Sally. Wlilliarn Dalby+Dalby's fun at any resortg Everyone likes this jovial sport. Sandy Gross-This friendly guy ever works for a causeg Sandy knows the methods to win the crowd's applause. Donna Tagrin-With a golf club or a typewriter our Donna's a sensation She'll be successful in the future when she takes dictation. IN FRONT OF THE CLUBHOUSE Barry Sadowsky-lBarry's got that cheery smile- To see it we would walk a mile. Jackie Loikrec-jackie's sweet as sugar candy, As a bookkeeper she's very handy. Sam Kiss-He's artistic, musical, and entertaining, toog There's practically nothing that Sam can't do. Neal Greenberg-No superlatives can describe Neal, He's talented, wonderful-quite a wheel. Dale Marks-This vivacious lass has oomph and pepg She's never out of line, and she's always right in step. Florence Sngerrnan-An addition to our club who's most awfully nice Is Florence S.-sweet as sugar'n spice. Helene Glrson-In the education department this lass will take the leadg For in whatever she does, Helene manages to succeed. ON THE TENNIS COURT Marilyn Vimnan-A bundle of mirth appears on the sceneg Sure to keep us laughing-our Marilyn's on the beam. foyre C ohen-Joyce is sweet and cute as can beg She's always smiling and full of glee. 108 Sherman Spatz-As a photographer Sherm is right in step To snap our picture with lots of ppep. Bob Barry-Bob is quite athletichlly inclinedg Someday he may be the new terinis find. Rae Hiamovitz-Tall and slim with her Hollywood tan- Rae should be headed for movielland. Janet Green-As a teacher janet is all setg Her whole class will want to be teacher's pet. Norma Adler-As an interior delcorator Norma will win an ovation: Her designs for living will be a isensation. Asher Roscou'-Smoothly dressed his good looks complete the partg Debonair Asher could win any giirl's heart. Sam Reich-In the midst of the crowd-an authoritative voice- It's orator Sam-the people's choice. ON THE GOLF COURSE Ellfiot Walk-Elliot's brains and 'personality will help him go farg He'll always excel-he's right up to par. Barbara Sfeerman--Watch -that drive-what perfect formg Around Barbara crowds will always swarm. David Eardley4In chemistry and physics this "pro" shows no defianceg David's quite the wonder when it comes to science. Joe Sapira-A whiz in everything is Joeg He's someone the Seniors are prloud to know. Sandy Rubenstein-A steady worker and quite a musiciang Sandy sparkles with talent and ambition. Marry Friedman-Unpredictable Murry keeps us on our toesg What he will do next-nobody khows! SPEAKING OF NAMES Don't be in such a RUSH, we have a WEIL. We'll give you a hug if you give us a KISS. You wanted to be REICH so we gave you MOORE money. W'hat's Costello without ABBOTT? Don't despair, we'll HUNT for the RHODES. Buy your hamBUERGERs, BUNNS, and sour KRAUSS here. For added refreshment he:-e's an ice cream COHEN. We've found two rare gems-fa PEARL and a BLUESTONE. Did that traffic light turn from GREEN to BLACK? Silver is worthless when the1ie's GOLD around. Here's five pounds of SUGAR: what's the PRICE? If you don't know the answer, leave it BLANK. She's FINE thank you, completely unHARMed. Report cards don't matter if you know your MARKS. You have only 12 fluid ounces in Pepsi, but look what we've got in KOCH. A WOLF, FOX. BUNNY and a SAVAGE have actually been seen roaming the Allderdice hlalls. i 109 'flue Wreword Sponsor Miss Diantha W. Riddle SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS EDITORS AND REPORTERS ROOM REPRESENTATIVES ELEVENTH-TWELFTH GRADES SEVENTH-EIGHTH GRADES NINTH-TENTH GRADE ROOM REPRESENTATIVES 10095 FOREWORD SUBSCRIPTION ROOMS 365-356-314-362 111 10072 FOREWORD SUBSCRIPTION ROOM 267 ROOMS 151-429-372 112 Yawlaivn Show Sponsor Mrs, Margaret Bush Assistants Mrs. Betty Kano Miss jcannc Norris am sf r g is Special bance onsor-Mlss Margaret Merc 114 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the students of the january 1953 Graduating Class of Taylor Allderdice High School being of sound mind and good will, do hereby bestow and bequeath to the future Graduating Classes the following items: 1. The privilege of writing 4,3655 note cards. 2. The pleasure of writing a 1,500 word senior theme. 3. One box of NO-DOZ pills, slightly used. 4. Twelve battered seats on Ye Olde Shuttle Bus. 5. The honor of sending all Freshies to the fifth floor annex. 6. The hangover from Class Play. 7. The task of producing better journals and class plays. 8. The thrill of graduating. We, the Graduating Class of january, 1953, wish to thank the fol- lowing people: MR. MCCLYMONDS for boosting us up when we were too low-and keep- ing us down when we were too spirited. MR. THOMAS for directing us toward the righteous way of living-No smoking at the wall, please. Miss RIDDLE for giving us the questions the day before a big unit test- Now how did I fail that one? MR. COLBORN for your interesting lectures on chemistry-and the faults of the Democratic Party. MR. PHILLIPS for your generous consideration in giving retests when our grades were too low-the record, I think, is four times. MISS HILLARD for your constructive teaching for writing compositions- But I, forget what the five senses are. MR. BLITZ for teaching us the proper way to wash our face-By the way, how long is a minute? MR. CAYE for your "Thought for the Dayl' on the board-advice to us for a happier life???? Miss HARTZ for your liberal use of your red pencil-No wonder I see red in my dreams. MR. COYNE for relieving the weight on our arms by no books-and the weight on our minds by no tests. 'Among the stones I stood a OUR HOMEROOM TEACHERS for your patience, even disposition, and help- ness through the years-and for helping us get the most out of our SCHIOI' year. FAMOUS LAST WORDS When Uttered By Whom 'Test in English today?" Each day at 8:45 Arthur Steinberg 'Single line, please." In the T.A.H.S. tea-room Rita Gusky 'Get a note." 'How many note cards . . . " 'Let nature be your teacher." 'My dear child, . . . " stone." In Dramatic English At the library From 9:00 to 3:05 At sight of Mr. Thomas 8:50 Mr. Thompson A bedraggled senior Senior class A wall smoker Miss Hillard 116 Lx. M ,mJw"'1 Eiiw A L 1' ,mlm W, Service group 2 1 'm STAGE CREW BOOK ROOM STAFF Sponsor-Mr. Ercole Liberator Sponsor-Miss Ruth Salisbury USHERING STAFF Sponsor-Miss Laura Zeigler CAFETERIA STAFF 118 o 01'- HALL STAFFS 119 SCHOOL TREASURERS Service gl-041,24 1 5 1 N 1 PROJECTION CLUB Sponsor-Mr. Santo Sanfilippo SERVICE CLUB First Semester Sponsor-Miss Helen Bartrim Second Semester 120 Ln. KEY CLUB A. N, C. Sponsor-Miss Katherine McKinney GREEN KEY Sponsor-Mr. john Irwin LIBRARY STAFF Sponsor-Miss Gertrude Oetting Sponsor-Mr. Norman Mulgrave M.M,M FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Sponsor-Mrs. Marjorie Bartrim FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sponsor-Miss Helen I-Iillard TODAY'S BUSINESS GIRLS Sponsor-Miss Margaret Winch COLLEGE Sponsor-Mr. Hal Teal ENTRE NOUS Sponsor-Miss Edna Todd 611164 RED CROSS SERVICE Sponsor Miss Beryl Zeigler CHESS TEAM Sponsor-Mr. Edward Caye CHESS CLUB 614164 CAMERA CLUB Sponsor-Miss Elizabeth Hand w E N ,, iff ? SAW " - ' .- ,, . 'f , K3 V ' 1"Lj '2? 3 Q K4 . ,V A N 4 ,S g, k ,L - W fffffk' ' C, ' ' "ax f- 3 4 .: Q V, -3, S 'S'-1 ' 4' 'vo + X yin: Lf " ' ...,. " .. W .. 2 SPELLING CONTESTANTS DRIVING CLUB Sponsor-Mr. Alex H. Seigal 124 614164 WOOD CARVING Sponsor-Mr. Irving Hyman JUNIOR DRAMATIC Sponsor-Miss Helen Sekcy 2 TEEN-AGE BOOK Sponsor-Miss Helen Gorman GERMAN Sponsor-Miss Mary Brennan SLIDE RULE Sponsor-Dr. Wesley Wagner SQUARE DANCE Sponsor-Mr. Louis Weitzel MICROSCOPE Sponsor-Mrs. Mae Weber Smith 126 STAMP CLUB Sponsor-Miss Martha Kunkle INTERMEDIATE DISCUSSION CLUB Sponsor-Mr. Regis Wiegand 1 L- SENIOR DISCUSSION Sponsor-Miss Lois Grose SPEECH Sponsor-M r. William Bozic JUNIOR MATH Sponsor-Miss Catherine Folger QL LlJ,1:.f cfm V UNITED NATIONS Sponsor-Mr. Morris Beck TRAVEL Sponsor-Miss Ann Kasnitz I I txql K fy Y .qv ,,, J fs. ,.... , . 9 X V s ' " -ff - -K. ' 5. T, .,'5.,i,f ' A ff' if neil? A N' if ' ,DI fm fl ' fry . Q M0271 4 Q'i.:y,f:, ,- . All ,Ag :ww gi ,QW xt ' ' .Q - -5 ' . 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IH .i Q ' ' 1 ,, Ia, I Q' un J 1 W" f gg if 3 iffwiwxg' Qs J 122 ef 'E 1 94 Q Q il Q 0 M Q 9 , Q 6 ' QQ I I 5 23225- -, 5524 Q24 i 2.8.24 ,W -my WI 0' 5, -9 uv- A .mg -ln! f 3 rl ,gw TQ: 3 3 H In A-. Q w - E ---- Uocal llluAicl-- EE R Ijiff'ITlUY-Mi:1S Emma Steiner A CAPPELLA CHOIR D CHORUS , . V S , :X Y Rxxf wud 9' E CHORUS B CHORUS C CHORUS 131 JUNIOR GLEE CLUB Director-Mrs. Dorothy Meyer STRING TRIO STRING TRIO BRASS Duo BRASS QUARTET 132 D ORCHESTRA E ORCHESTRA 134 ,,.. L W W 1 i 'W l nf 'I u N if '1 1 WIN i 54 I faq? J HM EMM QQ VVW ,WW Mig ':,f MW M WP M4 if ff o uk . ' 93 nf M Mlm. ig A 1 " .MEF M N 'NW mm" 'MW 'A umm U' " nm' mmm 'HN 'fm . W' .W 5 I' VI N ,NIUWNMM Mn mwmvnnw nw f' ' ,ll ' M if A , 1 1 Q .i,, - F i is i, ., A 1 H A -, v 'V' ya f,,u':f 44 A x t ' xxqn' A 4. ft, , ,, - R . : ' 'Z' '-fp 2395 '-E fg., MAJORETTES Director-M r. john Irwin CHEERLEADERS irector-Mr. Robert Irvin 136 Sperm DIRECTORS Mr. Robert Irvin Mr. James Klein Mr. john Irwin Mr. Claude Sofield Mr. Louis Weitzel FOOTBALL TEAM .4 UAATDAYY cnHAh .4-ff" . I,-1 137 1 i SWIMMING TEAM ALBERT M. WIGGINS A National Swimming Champion Honors Achieved: Three years-Kiwanis Club trophy for outstanding swimmer, three years-State Champion, backstroke record holder, one year-State champion, indi- vidual medley record holderg three years-City champion, backstroke record holder, one year-City champion, individual medley record holder, national high school record holder, backstrokeg national high school individual medley fourth place. HOMEROOM BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS ....T.. TRACK TEAM ' IQ X 138 l i J JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SENIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY 'L Z 3 fffi' 9? R .. ,.-. fav! QM 'Y if 4: .A . M xi l 'NN X'-1 54 1 Sporw DIRECTORS Miss Mary Allshousc Miss Esther Long Miss Eleanor Boland Miss Margaret Mercer 9? 5 SENIOR LEADERS JUNIOR LEADERS 141 .x x --1 . x ,M 52 , S Q 2 ik E Fir K i. 5 ? AY? ' li f f lf WWHY ?5 ?fyW +M 5 5 'P fe if Q f? 5 1 ' fs: w- Ap, it ' '., 53? 'Ha I lg f Q Q Q M IONSHIP TEAM A 'ff2g7 it? f, 1' ' gr? . af Q 'ii ii X Q at W f Sf Q 5 'f 5? if 2 ? F E 2 I i 1 E X 3 E- V ' V 'lr Qi! 16 'egg fagii Q Q V315 ff HQ? '35 ggi ,mf wk if fb' , 'Vw C'lrampionAlup Team 4 VOLLEY BALL BASKETBALL 143 SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM TIA H3 1 A H b V'0 fl xgvmsywv sgnyq, v ag' yy QAYWQ? A Q33 9455? ' tx ' QS. 99 QSM. Na" 450 4 QQ'Q'4' W6 ' 6 ei?" 31- 1' A :X , ,f,1 N 1 .' o Y M aww' 1Q"5""'WU A .Q '32 " x AM? Wei., ,',,5:. 5.64 X A v 'w ww ' 144 life Saving 145 my m sic n 1 4 U F fi H- ff 1 Q ng fi aww 155'-. --:1'.:, W fam x E , LWQ f Q Q. if' 0 al f 1 Z, , , Sv 'ma ' ui: 3 Q Q5 ,.,. . Sl ug? v - ,G wx' 7 "sa g 1 vi 4 zu r' ,XE 4. M? Ag, 1' 5 Q 5 ,bg ,K ,, ., ,sgzsgg 1 . Q ?"""v 'P'-n ...mv is X L4- :gn ,gl 5 Compliments Of F. T. A. Compliments Of Doctor Wagnefs Slide Rule Club CHESS CLUB Honors the graduation of their Vice President Ronald Scott President-Larry Adler Vice President-Ronald Scott Secretary-Sol Spodak Treasurer-Bob Lebovitz Sponsor-Mr. Trumbull C ompiiments 0f M rs. Myer's Junior Glee Club Compliments 0 f the COLLEGE CLUB Best Wishes from Senior Leaders Compliments of the ALLDERDICE DANCE GROUPS AN D THEIR SPONSORS M Iss EST HER M. LONG Miss MARGARET C. MERCER COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Abrams Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Adler and Family Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Adler and Family Mr. and Mrs. William R. Angell Mr. and Mrs. S. Barad and Family Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Barnes Mrs. Helen T. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Thcmas Berlinsky R. K. Black Mr. and Mrs. Blank and Blanketts Bernard L. Bloch Mr. and Mrs. Bloomfield and Family Bonn's Hardware Store Book Club Mrs. Geraldine A. Buerger Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Burchard Mr. Joseph Burke Barry and Harriet C. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carnegie Alice Carter Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Chasser Mr. Mrs. T. M. Cherington Clara B. Clarke I. Closky Edward Cohen and Howard and Mrs. Louis Cohen and Family Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Freedman Mr. Ernest H. Freeman Gail and Yvonne Mr. Lawrence Geisler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gellman Mrs. Ruth M. Glick Mr. and Mrs. Max Goldman Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goodstein Florence E. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gregovits Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Grodner and Family Mrs. Esther Gross and Family Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gutilla Mr. and Mrs. J. Haffner Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Harm Anthony B. Henninger Leonard Himelblau Mr. and Mrs. S. Himelblau and Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael Himich Mr. and Mrs. Al Hinkes Burton L. Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Hirsch William Hersh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. A. Hohman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Holeczy Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Honig and Children Mr. and Mrs. Sam Horvitz and Family Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hunt, Jr Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hydovitz Mr. and Mrs. Victor Isaac Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Jasko Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Jones Mr. and Mrs. Leon S. Joseph Joseph's Beauty Salon Junior Dramatic Club The J. U. E. Club Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Conley Dick Conley Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Conn Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cornman Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart Davis Mr. and Mrs. S. Demark Mr. and Mrs. Jack Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Earl DeJidas Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Deurlein Mrs. Patrick Devine Mr. and Mrs. John McConnell Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Nick DiLucia Dr. and Mrs. Earl A. Dimmick Dinovitz Family H. Donofs Mrs. Helen Dorn Mr. and Mrs. Irving Edelstein Dr. Leonard Egerman Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Favre Norman Feinberg Mr. and Mrs. Max B. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Felser Hyman Ferdeber Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher and Family Justin Fleischman Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Frankenstein Mr. and Mrs. A. Freed, Barbara and Judy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Katunich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kendall Mrs. Anna Kennedy and Family Mr. and Mrs. Burt R. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Jules Kholos and sou Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kittner Mrs. Louis Kleber Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kletz and Family Mr. and Mrs. Eric Koch Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kolb Mr. and Mrs. Louis Korbely Mr. and Mrs. Michael Koschik Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krakoff 148 COMPLIMENTS OF w Mr. and Mrs. Ise Kramer and Family, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kramm L. Kravitz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Langer and Family Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Lawson Mrs. Louis L. Lenchner X Mrs. Louis A. Levin Dr. and Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Burton E. Levinson Mrs. N. A. Lindenberg Mrs. Harry Liptz H. Loikrec Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Joseph Lucia Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Lutsky W Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald Mrs. Grace K. Marks Mr. and Mrs. K. J. J. McGowan, Sr. ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. McMahon r Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sattenstein Harry Savage and Daughters Joseph Sawl Morris Schmelzer and Family W. Schucker Mrs. C. Schwartz Mrs. I. Scott Harold M. Seder Martin Seder and Sons Michael Sedlak Walter Sedler Harry Shapiro Norman H. Shook Mrs. K. Mr. and Mr. and B. J. Sechrist Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shulman and Family Morry Shuster Judith, Joan and Allan Sidlow Mrs. Sarah Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Henry C. Mr. and Mrs. Geb. McNeely Meyer A. D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mittleman Sam Moogerman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Moore Mrs. F. Mullica Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Silverman and family Herman Smith Peter Sobel Andrew Solay Mrs. Edwin Spangler Mr. and Mrs. Mr . Grace C. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagy David B. Newcomer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pete's Barber Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Newman John Paranay Morris Paul Shop G. E. Pickett Michael Pons Walter F. Preset Stephen Radvak X I. Rapoport and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rashba and Family Red Mr. and Mrs. Cross Service Club Philip Reicher Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rhodes Joseph Ricca The B. A. Spannuth Steak House R. G. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Reuben E. Rogal Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Rosenbaum Mrs. Ida Rosenberg Maurice Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenberg and Family Si Rosenthal Q Mr. and Mrs. B. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Irving Stein Mr. and Mrs. Julius Stein 1'.'Z:s. Alexander Stewart Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Blaine H. Stone, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Strauchler Mr. and Mrs. Sugarman and Family Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Supira Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Teitelbaum and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Tihey Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Tolochko Rev. Paul W. Markovit: Mr. ang Mrs. M. R. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Watzman and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Weil Mr. and Mrs. David Weitz Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Saul E. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Rota X Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roth and Family Mr. and Mrs. Leon T. Rubinstein ' Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Samuels Ed Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saracco Nancy Wooddell Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Younkins Mr. and Mrs. Solomon C. Zionts and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zweig A. N. C. In memory of Michael Kanenson Today's Business Girls 149 m sn 3:-F - 1 l I 1 21 F: , '? fmony NICTHT 2 X .1159 tm THE BnLcoNy2 Hlff'-A We Pvsueo X mom imho751DE X WRONSGQZQTQLH mama Fw 11,7 A SW WN ONWI-XRD '1 P iv EXPID UON man? UF 1 S' 'P 1 1151 ' 1' 1 ' xg rl ff: ff 1 P7 J , NO fx' 11-4 HTHERN QQ CONPEDERHTE ff ff, f10,E I V I A1 , , F111-11 M X WH: TAM: X Mx: . K fs 150 i' ' il 'L 1+ 'Ag THE M EVEN f, 1 A.. BE? I lx 1.5.5511 . w'Qi f v- ' N Q 7 fri sk L I BRARY 0KAMATnc ENGLISH STUDENTS CHEAT 5 LIP 5 1: "".,,.'tS.1" SWF 0,59 QUALQLA55 SPRING raven EAW D14 'EA'- D H AMERICAN'S E H O FOOTERIZING The Most Beautiful Dry Cleaning IT'S GREATER THAN YOU THINK The Complete Process in 60 Mirmutes IDRY CLEANING - SPOTTING - PRESSING aml no exira charge for Fast Service AMERICAN-FOOTER'S CLEANERS - DYERS 5864 FORBES STREET, NEAR SHADY AVENUE Nationally F amous Cleaners Since 1870 152 Congratulations to the Qrczdzzating Classes from the TAYLOR ALLDERDICE PARENT - TEACHER ASSOCIATION C THE 1953 ALLDERDICE an 6Dngrafvz'ng5 SUPERIOR PHO TOE.7V'GR.f4VERS 312 BOULEVARD OF THE ALLIES W Tizotography HILL S STUDIO 214 N. HIGHLAND AVENUE 'N Trinting MA YER PRESS 235 COLLINS AVENUE Key Club rongratulalions I0 our graduating seniors Officers l're.riflen! - ASHER ROSCOW Vife President - S'1'ANFO1aD CELICK Nlembers EDDIE TAPPER ELLIOT WOLK SAN FORD GORDON 'H' O O O I f 13" ' I iff.z-ff..ZQffsgl:f55Qg2Q2if5f1g"iffi:If ' W muslc stu ios ORCHESTRA FIFTH-WOOD BUILDING Ulif TITTSBURGH QACADEMY 250 MAGEE BUILDING PITTSBURGH 22, PA PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE PREPARATION FOR BUSINESS 155 SQUIRREL HILL'S LARGEST AND MOST POPULAR RECORD SHOP National Record Mart 1800 MURRAY AVENUE For Everything in Recordings POPULAR CLASSICAL CHILDREN'S THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH ARTS SCIENCES ENGINEERING BUSINESS TEACHING WRITING and IOURNALISM MEDICINE LAW DENTISTRY SOCIAL WVORK PHARMACY NURSING PUBLIC HEALTH qi'- For Information, Address the Registrar Greetings lo T.A.H.S. Students In Honor of KIWANIS KEY CLUB of T.A.H.S. By KIWANIS CLUB of Squirrel Hill "We Worh for Home, Church, School" Best Wz'5hL'5 to the Graduating Clczsses of 1953 fro m REINHOLD ICE CREAM CO, 5170 PENN AVENUE A I amz faff1u'e1'.v and Dixfribulors of DOIN Xl D DUCK ICIC CREAM NOVELTIES 157 Canton Tea Garden Special Cantonese Dishes CHINESE FAMILY IJINNERS 2205 MURRAY AVENUE PITTSBURGH 17, PA. HAzel 1-1213 Murray Avenue News Stand 2024 MURRAY AVENUE Complete line of school supplies Hallmark cards, magazines, small books, toys. Kappa Delta Beta Sorority extends best wishes to the Senior Class and its graduating nfteinbers GLORIA DAVIS DEVERA ROSENBERG JOAN ROTH IRENE STEIN EVELYN TEITELBAUM Mount Mercy College A LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN BACHELOR OF ARTS - BACHELOR OF SCIENCE HOME ECONOMICS - NURSING EDUCATION ELEMENTARY EDUCATION For catalogue and "Book of Views" write: Registrar FIFTH AVENUE SChenley 1-4190 PITTSBURGH, PA. 158 Delta Epsilon Beta Sorority extends sincere congratulations to the graduating class january Class and its graduating members CAROL BLUESTONE JOYCE COHEN HENRA DANIELS Lols GOODSTEIN RAE HIAMOVl'FZ ELAINE HERSI'lMA FAYE HINKES AUDREY HORNE JUDY KLEINBERG ILENE KRAMER RITA MARTIN DOROTHY PLATT ROBERTA ROSEN MARILYN RUBIN N lfLoRI5NcE SUGARMAN lx'1ARlLYN VIXMAN 159 Sigma Kappa Fraternity wishes zo extend eongrainlations lo the graduating inenibers of zlze senior class and its own graduating inenibers MAYER ARNOWITZ ARNOLD GOLD MARSHALL KARLIN IVIAURICE LINDEN ALAN L. ROSENBERG C313 160 Phi Upsilon Sorority extends best wishes and sincere congratulations to the graduating class of 195 3 and to its own gradiiating members LENORE HIRSCH AIACKIESUE LENCHNER -IACQUELYN LOIKREC I , l CONSULT P1111 s Beauty Studio Stanley W. Arnheim, Inc. "Hair Fashions" FOR 1814 MURRAY AVENUE HAZgl1-4500 SQUIRREL HILL HOMES GIDAS Compliments of 1 . u lzfuerything in Flowers S, S. Kresge CO. 3719 FORBES STREET PITTSBURGH 13, PA. MAyf1Ower 1-1300 SChen1ey 1-1300 161 CASH AND CARRY ALEX HONIG Sc CO. VVHOLESALE GROCERS CANDIES - TOBACCO - CONFECTIONS Phones: VAIley 4-1577-BRandywine 1-5717 702 LINDEN AVENUE BALFOUR FELsER's Your fraternity and . . FEMININE APPAREL sorority yefweler 3951 FORBES STREET MT. OLIVER MILLVALE SCHENLEY APARTMENTS RTN-A Delta Chi F raternizy 'wishes success to all 195 3 graduates BOB BARRY, President ED MCGOWAN, Vice President DAN MOORE, Secretary , RAY ANGEL1., Treasurer AL WIGGINS, Social Chairman BOB ANGELL JOHN BURCHARD 162 M ,IWJD9 WIMWMJ Ifrdfffiawnw I 'WW Qui, 'xeaffgfwww MW Wve, the Membera' of Delta Lambda Phi are Fraternity I V1 1 W extend nearliesl congratulations 10 Me nzernbers of the graduating class and our own graduating members ALLDERDICE MICFIAEL CHASSER RICHARD SEQAL HARVEY PRICE, NEAL ZWEIG UNIVERSITY SCHOOL ' KYILE STEINER KISKI .Q-f"' DAVID IJAMBURG BURT MARKS RICHARD RUBINOEE W 163 Come um! Dance ut the Robin's Continental School of Dancing Ballet, Toe, Tap and Ballroom 5800 MUNHALL ROAD ,lAckson 1-9694 Best wishes from iz frieucl who wus once Business llluuuger of his Higlz School and College Yearbooks. S M IT T Y' S H omeszeizfl 's Lurgesl Exclusive C hilclreu's S lore 237 EAST sm AVENUE HOMESTEAD, PA. lifverylhiug for the Builder ORIGINAL Center Lumber Corporation Building Materials-Millwork 1848 CENTER AVENUE GRant 1-1366 Gold Real Estate Co. of Pittsburgh JACOB GOLD, Presiileiil ALBERT E. GOLD, Secretary MANUEL GOLD, Treasurer 417 GRANT STREET COurt 1-4703 PITTSBURGH, PA. 1 S1gma au Sorority exlends sincere congratulations to its graduating nzernbers 'K Officers and the graduating classes of 195 3 BERNIQCE A. COHEN IQENA DoRN YVONNE GLICK4' N FONDA GOLDMANW' I..UCII,LE KRUPKA 1 1 PAYE NEVINS s PERLE RYAVEX NORMA SATTENSTEINX IUONNA TAGRIN SANDPQA WAGNERX 165 f Gamma Phi Alpha Fraternity extends congratulations to the 1953 graduates and to tts own graduating members JANUARY DAVID ROSENSTEIN ARNOLD WAONER JUNE MARVIN KAUFMAN MEYER MORRIS GLEN OLBUM ZELL REICHER RONALD ROTHAUS JOSEPH SAPIRA JOSEPH SEDER JACK TOLOCHKO 166 7k ROBERT MORRIS 5:4406 ACCOUNTING BUSINESS LAW SECRETARIAL Horn wmuua nun . Anmnc 1-on: - rnrrsaunau 19, u The Alpha Delta Chi Fraternity expresses congratulations and best wishes to tlte graduating classes of 1953 and partieztlarly to its graduating member JAMES BURTON M ASTER'S ONE HOUR CLEANING "Have Your Garments Cleaned Vlllzile Shopping or at VVorle" 6740 REYNOLDS STRIEIET EMers0n I-042-I 167 TELEVISION AND REFRIGERATION SERVICE FACTORY TRAINED MEN Aircraft Service CO. Z4-Hour Service MAyflOWer 1-6180 Sifmkk Men's Wear 5816 FORBES STREET "Next lo the Bank" Squirrel Hill News Stand "The S tore of Friendly S ervicev 5804 FORBES STREET JAcksOn 1-9733 Compliments of Berger's Drug Store LINTON'S FORBES STREET SQUIRREL HILL Best Wishes HOLLYWOOD Barber Shop 1931 MURRAY AVENUE Compliments 4 I - or a Friend Attention High School Seniors! FRIENDSHIP PHOTOS Silk Finished Wallet Photos Squeegees 25-31.00 Squeegees 50-Sl ,75 75-5152.50 100-33.25 A Sc B Photo Service 2018 MURRAY AVENUE HAzel 1-1224 R The Inter-Fraternity Council exlemls its best 'wishes 10 the graduating classes of 1953 ALPHA DELTA CHI ALPHA SIGMA TAU DELTA LAMBDA PHI GAMMA PHI ALIDIIA PI TAU PI SIGMA DELTA EPSILON SIGMA KAPPA TAU SIGMA PHI 169 The Gamma Alpha Lambda Sorority extends congralulaliom to the gradualmg classes of 1953 and zts own graduating members JANUARY BABETTE HILK SANDRA JANVEY JUNE MATA BARACK STEFFIE BARAD JACQUELINE FINE NATALIE JOSEPH RUTH KRAUSS SARA LEVIN SORLEY SMITH SONDRA STEWART 170 Alpha Sigma Tau extends january Class Fraternity congratulations to the graduating classes and its own graduating members EUGENE FELDMAN ROBERT FRIEDMANX EDWARD GOLDSTON:k RICHARD PAUL SAM REICH MARK RUBENSTEIN GARY SHORE? BERNARD SUSSMAN 171 The Tau Alpha Mu Sororigt 'wzslzes to extend tts congratulations to the gmdnatzng classes 0 195 3 and to its gmzlfutzting members NANCY BLOOM BARBARA FREED SHEILA GREENBERG MIRIAM GRODNER Lols MOOGERMAN ARLENE PLATT SONDRA REIDBORD MARCIA SAMUELS LENORE SNYDER 172 C ompliments of Canadian Fur Co. 700 PENN AVENUE PHILIP ROSENSTOCK MARTIN ROSENSTOCK YOUTHCRAFT Shoe Stores 1835 MURRAY AVENUE 4135 BROWNSVILLE ROAD PITTSBURGH, PA. Is your next appointment with House of Beautyi 5873 FORBES STREET W SQUIRREL HILL JAckson 1-9722 jAckson 1-9774 I-1arvey's Men's Shop Manhattan Shirts Lee Hats Brentwood Sportswear Formal Wear Rental Service 1907 MURRAY AVENUE JAckson 1-3500 I-Iirsh's Esso Servicenter FORBES ST. and SHADY AVE. PITTSBURGH 17, PA. 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The Tau Sigma Phl Fraternity extends szneere congratulations to the graduating classes of 1952 and its graduating members JANUARY CLASS HERBERT GOLDSTEIN CHARLES MCINTYRE JUNE CLASS HARRY ADELSHEIMER FRED EDELSTEIN HARVEY FREEDMAN NEIL GREENBERG SANDY Gkoss MARVIN MURov1Tz ARNOLD PEARL BARRY SADOWSKY SHELDON WOLK 175 heta Mu Sorority wishes to extend congwziiileiions to its graduating members: BARBARA BARNES JOSEPHINE COLELLA IJOROTHY HERTRICKX JANE KILROY ROBERTA LUCAS FLORENCE RICCA PATSY SPANNUTH MARCY YOUNKINS 'K January Graduate 176 Sigma Delta Epsilon F ra ferfzity extends sincere congrululalions In the grafluali and its graduating members .IANUARY 1953 ARTHUR STEINBERG JUNE 1953 HERl3ER'1' BERKOw1'1'z ALAN BURCKIN SANFORD GORDON S'1'AN1,EY LINDENBERG STANLEY MANDELL STANLEY STEIN ng classes of 1953 177 N Alpha Beta Ch1 Sorority extends izs sincere congmlnlations to the gmduazing Llasses and its graduating niembers ALISUN GHEN PATRICIA HADDO Lois KORONA BETTY RADVAK if january Class CK 178 Phone: HAzeI 1-1896 The Northumberland Cleaning Sc Tailoring Rugs and Furniture Expertly Cleaned at Plant or at Your Home 5876 NORTHUMBERLAND ST. 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Comm NANCY GET.T.MAN -IANIE c:0I.DSMl'l'Il HANNAII Home SUSAN JACOB PA'r'rI RASHHA JOAN ROSENHAUM RUTH Ros12Nm2Rc: IVIARJURW Ros1iNnA .IQAN SEDER BARBARA S'1'rsmuv1AN I 181 Victory A.Z.A. 595 The members of Victory A.Z.!l. take this opportunity to congratulate their graduating members and to wish them the best of everything in the future. Graduating from: ALLDERDICE BERNARD BAUER JAMES MANDELX HOWARD BERMAN JAY ROGAL:k FRED HoRv1'rz ALAN WE1Tz PEABODY SOUTH HILLS TILDON LEVINE JOSEPH SUFRIN SCHENLEY DAVID KATZ LAWRENCE PICOVSKY 3' january 1953 182 FREEDOM A. Z. A. Extends its congratulations to the graduating classes of 1953 and its graduating members Bon KRAKOFF RONNIE SOBEL Congratulations ant! 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