Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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THE ANTHEM I' , ! CDFFICERS: WILLIAM SCHMUTZ .... ...... P resident STERLING BURNS .... --- Vice-President DOROTHY HOUSER .... .... S ecretary ALMA LOADMAN .... ..,. T reasurer Class History In this, the year ol our graduation, we wish to record the history ol our class. We entered Brentwood High School in the fall ot 1933, not truly members of the high school, but as eighth graders, During our Freshman year little ot consequence was done to make any lasting impression upon our class as a whole. Individual class activities were the beginning of what is now the organization of the Senior Class. The year in which we were Sophomores was the introduction to real class organization and activity. As otlicers ot our class, Morris Cohen, president, Ruth Ayers, vice presidentg Louise Viehman, secretaryg and Thomas Sutter, treasurerg led us throughout the year in parties, picnics, and, as a climax, in the Sophomore Hop. With the rolling by ot another year, we advanced one more rung on the ladder which seemed to be getting shorter and shorter. As Iuniors, we elected the power of presidency to Ruth Ayers, who was ably seconded by Bill Schmutz, vice president, Esther Williams, secretaryg and Donald Davies, treasurer.

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'O 1 Each year our activities were increasing, and every student found himself with a long list of engagements to fill as a member of the Iunior Class. The annual class party, the picnic at South Park, and the different organi- zation affairs, were well supported and made great successes by our class. As the year drew to a close, we joined with the Senior Class and held our Iunior- Senior Prom at Webster Hotel. Saying good-bye to the graduating class, we all faced, with chills running through us, our Senior, and last year, at Brentwood High School. With heads held high and no lack of confidence, we entered our final year. Under the guidance of Bill Schmutz as President and Sterling Burns as Vice Presi- dent, with Dorothy Hauser and Alma Loadman as Sec- retary and Treasurer respectively, our one hundred sixty-one students led the student body in activities. The Senior Class Party was one of the outstanding social events of the year. Much time and energy was spent in producing the class play which was closely followed by Class Day. Then came the never-to-be-for gotten Senior-Junior Prom held at Chartiers Heights Country Club. Only Commencement and happy mem- ories remain. And now that we have completed our education in Brentwood High School we take our departure reluct- antly. We feel that we have really made a success of our High School life. Some of us may further our education while others may go into the business world. What the future holds for us no one knows. We, as Seniors, have had a glorious experience throughout our entire tive years as comrades and stu- dents of Brentwood High School. Page Fifteen C