Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1940
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'T 4f'fifffc,', -uf: af v 1 TI-IE THEM iriririr In which We picture in this history ot our year's work and activity, the progress education hos made in Brentwood. ir ,F 'ai - ,f2'w3 1.v-uf? T ' ,. ' ff Published by The Senior Class BRENTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Brentwood, Pct. TL DEDICATED TO J. D. BOYDMSTON Supervising Principal to Whose vision and energy We, of Brentwood, owe much in this story of Progress cmd to whom we must soy goodby most regrettully-os the close of this yeotr brings about his retire- ment trom our Schools. ' r-rv--r --qw-W Jw-v-11w1--vin-J-4' --', -xq,:jf1.gpf 'f V 1 3-fyynywf 75.7-,vvwg---fr-ffgvvgvf,v1 ,fr-nv--1,-F-n-' W-wr .. wwf- .X.,,7v.w+.f,.,,.,,,.va 1 V -vffrh-,gg-V .i,v..,,.-N , f. A DMINISTRATIO M8 S .. L 'J Y' Fl LQX Mx . LMSAS C ' I fx Y ! 1 i K XR X 1 1' A X Nl' X 'vm : FR' ll: em W, . 'n g, 1.1 21:2-mf H1 LsseH1.,R f my' u mm' - xl X 1 'av ML J XX . ' VHS- X X L Q75 F:-' H ' af' L H j' f f A -..,,., 4 I Az! 7- A ,f I I - BOARD OF DIRECTORS Albert W. Lesker, President 'Walter H. Colteryahn, Vice-President Iohn H. Seiferth, Treasurer Robert K. Hall . Earl A. Mclntosh Thomas D. Sutter George H. Weiizel Charles H. Bracken, Secretary I. D. Boydston, Supervising Principal IN RECOGNITION ot the stalwart part the community must play in the story ot Pro- gress in Education as exemplified by the action ot our SCHOOL BOARD in the construction ot the addition to our I-Iigh School in order to give to the students ot Brentwood EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES of the most modern type. The story of Progress must ever look backward to those whose courage, faith, and earnest desire for better things lead them to act when it would have been tar easier to do otherwise and our own story of PROGRESS IN EDUCATION in Brentwood could not have been told. 1-pw.- W - SAMUEL E. MCDCNHLD High School Principal When Mr. McDonald tirst became a teacher of high school education in Brentwood in the years ot 1930-3l, our High School consisted of two rooms in the Elroy School. ln the tall of '31 the High School was increased by the addition ot one room in Moore School, and by two in the Christian Church. ln February '32 the present High School building was completed, and Mr. McDonald was appointed Principal. At that time commercial sub- jects were added and by '35 our program ot studies included three courses-Academic, Commercial, and General. Now our school is trying to change the subject matter taught to those not going to col- lege, from college preparatory work to that which will be more practical and helpful to them when they go out to look for a job. In addition, courses in Consumer Education were organized this past year. A great deal of progress has been made in the schools in Brentwood since Mr. McDonald became Principal. This year an addition has been built which provides Brentwood High School with a new gymnasium, an auditorium which can seat the en- tire student body, cafeteria, music room, and a few regular class rooms. Brentwood High School is proud to show the public a beautiful building which should be an in- spiration to all students passing through its halls. , , , Alice Lesker School Secretary Dr. W. H. Goodpcxster School Physician Ida Mcxe Stilley Dental Hygienist Charles Ayers Science Ianeft Campbell French Herbert Costolo History Harry Diiiendafer Social Studies Raymond Evans Mathematics Zelda Householder Mathematics Elizabeth Brednich History Helen Chamberlin Geography Claire Cryder Physical Education Iohn Divens Languages Elizabeth Gray English Iohn Karol Art Mr, Ayers Miss Brednich ' Mr. Evans Miss Gray Miss Householder Mr. Karol Miss Campbell Miss Chamberlain Mr. Costolo Miss Cryder ' Mr. Dillendafer Mr. Divens Martha McCullough Commercial Education Virginia Mecklem Librarian Besse Moore History Genevieve Norris English Anna Pistorius Mathematics Harry Sultner Physical Education Elizabeth Weitzel Domestic Arts Miss Pistorius Mr. Potter William Mcllroy Music Clyde Midgley Commercial Education Charles Moore Industrial Arts Charles Pierce English William Potter Languages Anna Mae Tryon Commercial Education Earl Wingrove Commercial Education Miss Tryon Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss McCullough Mecklem Moore Norris Weitzel , Mcllroy . Miclgley Moore Pierce Wingrove gf' g- .gm 1 r i l + L r 1 X n 1 V 6 ,'.l1m':.M -y. .. mmf: ':.om'a'rww.:-' ' - -, --1 H ww 1 1 r x -A-+0 'qw?:q1sse.f, vmsfwwv -,nn .. CLASSES Q V rY S gu- W L1 4 DA ' X js L V Q if 9 gf 'F-211 '- Ab' l! DCS ' SENIORS Harry William Bernice Eqrl Vichman Sutter Gould Steurmann mmm I C CLASS OFFICERS President ....................... I-larry Viehman Vice-President .... --- William Sutter SGCTGTGFY ------ --- Bernice Gould TTGCISUFGF --- .... Earl Steurmann THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY This year brings to a close our high school days and we, the seniors, regret leaving Brentwood High School where we have formed many friendships. We have joined in both recreation and work. And now that we have become so closely associated we feel no happiness in being compelled to separate. At our first class meeting last fall we elected Harry Viehman as president. William Sutter be- came the Vice President. Bernice Gould, Secretary and Earl Steurmann, Treasurer received the same positions they held in their junior year. Mr. Midg- ley was selected by popular vote to be the senior sponsor. With these people as our leaders we have made our senior class one of the most active classes Brentwood High School has ever graduated. We have spent pleasant evenings at swimming parties and dances, but we particularly liked our Senior Class Party held on Friday, December l5. We were proud to be the first class to hold a social event in our new gymnasium. A huge Christmas tree was placed in the center of the floor. After we danced for a few hours, Mr. Wingrove as Santa Claus appeared and gave each Senior a toy. Our class play Hlfor Pete's Sake has been characterized as the best play ever produced in B. H. S. Twelve of our 220 Seniors showed their dramatic talents on March 8. We completed our days not studying on May 15 and the next day went to South Park tor our class picnic. There we had fun, bike-riding, playing mush ball, and dancing. Then tor our last and best social event ot the year, we went to the South Hills Country Club tor our Senior-Iunior Prom. Bill Le Roy and his orchestra entertained us for the evening. We joined in singing our Alma Mater tor the last time as Seniors on the night ot May 28, the night ot our commencement. Our class was the largest class that has ever been graduated from Brentwood High School and we were fortunate to have the privilege ot being the tirst class to be graduated in the new auditorium. With these exercises, we, as students, have been separated from Brentwood High and now we leave to continue to better our lives by our worthy achievements. To The Seniors For tour full years we've made our way, To this our high school, day by day. We've struggled, trying to succeed, And now as we're about to leave, Let's face the tuture with a smile, And have high hopes, the Brentwood style. So let's be proud, tor others could, To say we hail from old Brentwood. SENIGRS MARIAN AMMAN Sis ' Intramural Sports 4, Mt. Oliver 1, 2. Cute--neutral on romance question--would rather dance than eat. 1 'k 'A' MARVIN AUGENSTEIN Marvie Hi-Y Z, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Music Club 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Club 2 3, 4, All-around track man--can run away from any- thing! 'k 'k 'k GEORGE BAUER Iupe Anthem 4, Commercial Club 3 4, Trattic Squad 4. Happy-go-lucky person--interests are varied--future occupation, bookkeeper. , 1-si--x ALBERT BECKMAN Al Monogram Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Mt. Oliver 1, 2. A tongue-twister when technical terms are to be untangled. it it 'k CONSTANCE MARGARET BENCH Connie Girl Reserves 3, 4, Anthem 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Mt. Oliver l, Z. A bright spark during dark moments. ALBERT BIERMAN Al Track 2, 3, 4, Track Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Marian is more than a favorite name with him--ex- cellent basketball player. . k ic lt' DOROTHY LOUISE BLACK Dot Hi-Y 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3. A conservative girl who needs no introduction--can make a hit at any time. Sl' rl' 'k MURRAY BLACK Blackie Contrary to his name h e treats you white. Motto: Never Walk when you can ride. W' 'I' if' HARRY BLINN Blimpie Commercial Club 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Mt. Oliver l, 2. The twinkle in his eyes reflects the spark of his per- sonality. 'k 'k 'k GRACE I. BLUM 1 Grace Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Triple Trio 4, Mt. Oliver 1, 2. , An excellent singer with a pleasing personality-- tavorite song A Man and His Dreams. l Marian Amman Marvin Augenstein George Bauer Albert Beckman Constance Bench Albert Bierman Dorothy Black Murray Black Harry Blinn Grace Blum M-.Y1.-.V V ,-....-. ....ivw., ......,- THE ANTI-IEM of .1940 Emagene Boone Walter Bradish Ethel Brady Lois Brooks Roy Brooks Delores Bruschi Harry Burchardt Harry Carew Thomas Carman William Charles EMAGENE BOONE ' lean DELORES E. BRUSCHI Debe Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 3, 45 Hi-Y 4. Perfect poise--pleasing personality--potential opera star. if ir 9: WALTER LYMAN BRADISH Merico Commercial Club 3, 45 Track 35 Track Club 35 An- them 45 Soccer 15 Golf 3, 45 Mimeograph Squad 4. Would like to te e off with Louise as a caddy--a second Rudolph Valentino. it ul' 'A' ETHEL P. BRADY Pokey Five foot, quick tempered maiden--favorite colors red and black. if ir LOIS BROOKS Loie Anthem 45 Minaret 35 Drum Major 3, 45 Music Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Dormont l. An attractive blond with a likeable personality-- outstanding drum major. 'lr 1' i ROY BROOKS Slim Hi-Y 45 Anthem 45 Forum 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Traffic Squad 45 Mimeograph Squad 4. Likes dancing an d Popeye--but not spinach. As- pires to be a successful business man. Girl Reserves 4. Delores, a future stenographer, takes pride in keep- ing her fingernails Well-groomed. 'k 'k 'k - HARRY K. BURCHARDT Burke Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 45 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 For Pete's Sake 4. Delights in cream puffs, steak, and Iunior girls--will ultimately join the army. 'k -k 11 HARRY F. CAREW Caesar Anthem 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Track Club 2, 3, 4. V When not heating the gridiron, may be found managing the track team, 'A' 'k 'IK THOMAS EVERETT CARMAN Tom B an d 45 Orchestra 45 Brass Sextet 45 Langley Ir. I5 McKinley Technical, Washington D. C. 2, 3. Mad genius, now hobbies at a bass fiddle but someday Will go over with a bang! 11' it 'k VVILLIAM DONALD CHARLES Bill Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Mt. Oliver l, 2. Curly-headed chap--likes to go riding in blue cars --made many friends in his two years here. SENIORS RUTH W. CHRISTMAN Ruth Commercial Club 35 Girl Reserves 35 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 35 Music Club 2, 3. Small, vivacious--juggles the books with a giggle. 9: ir 1: ROBERT COCHRANE Bob Hi-Y Z, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Track Club 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. Unassuming, modest, good fellow--rates as a track star. 1' 'lr i' IOSEPH COLEMAN Ice Mt. Oliver l, 2. Fellow of few words, but when he speaks he amazes you. Sl' 'lr if BETTYE IAYNE CONROY Betts Anthem 45 Girl Reserves 45 St. Wendelin 1, 2. A lass whose loquacious manner has prompted her to put two-cents' worth in every conversation. 1' 'Ir -k HARRY COURTNEY Unca4Harry Hi-Y 45 Anthem 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Cross,Country 3, 45 Mt. Oliver l, 2. Has a sunny disposition--likes to sing between classes. IOHN COYNE Iohn A tall, quiet lad who keeps his mind occupied with his own ldeas. 'A' 'ir 1? DORIS CROSS Doris Anthem 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Tin Hero 25 Red- headed Stepchildn 45 For Pete's Sake 45 Dormont l. Heart set on being a dramatic actress--headed for National Park Iunior College this fall. 'k 'A' Sl' RICHARD CROWLEY Dick Zelienople l, 2, 3. A newcomer who has already acquired a place for himseli in B. H. S. 1' if 'k LOIS MAE DAVIS Lo Anthem 45 Minaret 35 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Triple Trio 45 Intra- mural Sports 3, 45 Mt. Oliver l, 2. Likes spir.-ach but has a pet aversion for home- work and Mr. Potter's tests. RUTH DAVIS Davey Anthem 45 Minaret 35 Girl Reserves 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 2, 3. Charming, attractive brunette whose ambition is to become a nurse. Ruth Christman Robert Cochrane Ioseph Coleman Bettye Conroy ' Harry Courtney Iohn Coyne Doris Cross Richard Crowley Lois Davis Ruth Davis SENIORS SENIORS VIRGINIA A. DECO Ginny ' Commercial Club 4. Her sincere ways have aided her in obtaining many friends--great radio fan. 'R' 'k 'k RUSSELL DE COUDRES Russ Monogram Club 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Traffic Squad 35 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Tin Hero l5 The Dummy 35 Once in a Blue Moon l. Thrills to a mystery--chills at a test-- and fills up on hamburgers. 'k 'k 'k ALBERT S. DEWALT Al Trcgfic Squad 3, 45 For Pete's Sake 45 Knoxville 1, . Hall guard on third floor--blond wavy hair--collects the addresses of the opposite sex. ir 'k 1' MAE LAVERNE DIEHL Daisy Mae Intramural Sports 45 Peabody l, 25 Mt. Oliver 2. Small but mighty--her laugh is heard in every class. W it i' EDWARD THOMAS DORAN IR. Ed Dramatic Club 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Forum 45 Drum Major 45 Stage Crew 3, 45 For Pete's Sake 45 Mt. Oliver 1, Z. Twirls the baton expertly--rolls drums in the even- ings for a dance orchestra. ROBERT P. DOYLE Bob Commercial Club 4. Bashful Bob, they called him the first three years --My! How times have changed. 'I' if A' EDNA DRYER Edna Latin Club l. Desires to become a beautician--possesses a quaint laugh, k 9: 'k EDVVIN IOHN EBERLE Ed Anthem 45 Band lg Camera Club 35 Traffic Squad 3, 45 Chess Club Z5 Mimeograph Squad 45 Com- mercial Club 3, 4. Six foot dark-haired lad--heart interests are sub- ject to change--favorite sport--bowling. i' 'k 'k NOREEN ELIZABETH EHLAND Noreen Commercial Club 35 Girl Reserves 35 Camera Club 3. Will leave for nursing school in fall--enjoys Biol- ogy. 'k lk ul' WALTER ENESHENKO Walt Track Club 3, 45 Latin Club l, 25 Glee Club 15 Cross Country l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Soccer l5 Once in a Blue Moon 1. Great track man--ambition to beat Glenn Cun- ningham--we hope you succeed, Walter. Virginia Deco Russell De Coudres Albert Dewalt Mae Diehl Edward Doran Robert Doyle Edna Dryer Edwin Eberle Noreen Ehland Walter Eneshenko SEN-LORS l t INGRID KRISTINA 'ERICKSON Ike Ingrid, an energetic quiet lass--her ambition is to be a stenographer. HAROLD FISHER Fisher Anthem 45 Band 15 Traffic Squad 45 Commercial Club 4. ' Good-hearted kid--belongs to the National Guard -one ambition is to be an aviator. 1' 'lr k 'k 'P 'Ir VIRGINIA ERNST Ginny Commercial Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Mt. Oliver l, 2. Her pleasing voice is forever saying Wanted in the office. Sl' SK' ul' ELMER ETZEL IR. Curley Commercial Club 35 Monogram Club 45 Forum 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Football 4. Great sport enthusiast--furnished the refreshments for the football team. k i' R IOHN ELMER EULER Knoxville lr. l, 25 South Hills 2, 3. nhck.. A backward fellow--all he needs is a little bit of coaxing--ambition is to be an accountant. Bl' i SE MADELEINE DOROTHY FABIAN Madge Anthem 45 Band 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Music Club 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 St. Wendelin l, 2. A whiz on the clarinet--likes to go out and have fun--very coquettish. MADGE FISHER V Madge Commercial Club 35 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Carrick l, 2. Often seen at the Roller Skating Rink--can dance as Well as skate--gives her clothes that extra touch. 'k 'k 'k EMMA LOUISE FOGARTY Emmy Lou Anthem 45 Minaret 35 Girl Reserves 45 Commercial Club 3. Goes in for commercial Work but declares short- hand Will be the death of her. 'k 'k 'I' ELEANOR M. FRANZ Peaches Commercial Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Little bit of a girl with blond hair--Will swing and sway her lite away. 'k 'k 'k GLORIA FRIEDMAN Mootzie Anthem 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Mt. Oliver l, 2. Possesses a witty tongue and has a hearty ap- petite tor pomegranates--yum-yum. Ingrid Erickson Virginia Ernst Elmer Etzel Iohn Euler Madeleine Fabian Harold Fisher Madge Fisher Emma Lou Fogarty Eleanor Franz Gloria Friedman Tl-IE ANTI-IEM of 1940 Edward Gales Dorotha Gardner Marilyn Gauding Spero Gianutsos Martha Gibson Melissa Gilmore Florence Gimper Amy Gitzen Charles Goodwin Betsy Ann Gordon EDWARD GALES GtIlesy MELISSA MAE GILMORE Mae Everyone, including himself, is surprised at the things he says. 71' 1' i DOROTHA GARDNER Dot Cambridge High School 1, 2, 3. Newcomer--has beautiful red halr--very friendly. ' 'k i' 'lr MARILYN V. GAUDING Lynie Commercial Club 35 Knoxville 1. Has a rather quiet manner--never loses a friend. 'A' 'k 'k SPERO GIANUTSOS Sam Will make a stab at anything--especially chopsuey. 'k 'k ul' MARTHA IANE GIBSON Ianie Anthem 45 Band 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Music Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 25 Girl Reserves 4. A cute dimple that flutters every time she talks. Minaret 1, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Dramatic Club 3 45 Red-Headed Stepchild 4. Ambitious, brown-haired young lady--would make a star reporter for any newspaper. i 'k i FLORENCE M. GIMPER Iimps Anthem 45 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Girl Reserves 45 St. Wendelin 1, 2. She likes red and dislikes candy but heads for any place that serves hamburgers. Sl' 'k 'k AMY C. GITZEN Amy Anthem 45 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Triple Trio 45 Girl Reserves 45 St. Wendelin 1, 2. Reads with pleasure, speaks with charm, and writes with genuine ability. if 'K ik CHARLES F. GOODWIN.. IR. Fancy-pants Traffic Squad 3, 45 P. A. System 3, 45 For Pefe's Sake 45 Dormont 1, 2. Pays 357.50 for his made-to-order pants --Ambition: Floor-walker in a telephone booth. 'k 'k 'lr BETSY ANN GORDON Gordon Minaret 1, Z5 Girls' Chorus 1, Z, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 45 Latin Club 2. Initials are very significant, a reversed version describes her magnificent Martha Gordon Bernice Gould Merton Greenwood William Grill Robert Hagaman Mildred Hammond Eileen Harris Richard Harris Richard Hartman Francis Hasenkoph MARTHA BURDINE GORDON Martha Commercial Club 35 Latin Club 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Chorus l, 25 For Pete's Sake 4. Quite loquacious--likes to attend conferences--and drive her car around town. 'k 'k 'k BERNICE GOULD Beanie Anthem 45 Minaret 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Triple Trio 3, 45 Music Club 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 45 Latin Club Z, 35 Sun- ny Skies 15 Class Secretary 3, 4. Miss Seventeen of Brentwood High--participates in many school activities. 'k 'Q' 'Ir MERTON GREENWOOD Meri Mt. Oliver l, 2. A lad from Mt. Oliver whose outspoken Ways have won him many friends. 1' 'k Sl' WILLIAM PAUL GRILL Harp Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Mt. Oliver l, 2. Can be found Monday and Thursday nights at the dance hall--drives to school every clay and is never late. if 'k 'I' ROBERT HAGAMAN Bob Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Music Club l, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 35 Trattic Squad 3, 4. A young man who has an interest in music--will slide through life on his trombone. MILDRED M. HAMMOND Mildred Mt. Oliver l, 2. Popular Mt. Oliverite--drives her own car--likes to go with Ioe. 'k EILEEN HARRIS Irish Commercial Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Mt. Oliver l, 2. Has a weakness for men in uniforms, especially a certain six-footer. 'lr 'k if RICHARD L. HARRIS IR. Dick Minaret 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Or- chestra l, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Latin Club l, 25 Track Club 45 Track 4. Violinist--has been spending several evenings a week at Carnegie Tech. 'A' 'k if RICHARD A. HARTMAN Dick Carrick l, 2. All he needs to be a perfect poet is a lot of untidy hair. Q -k FRANCIS HASENKOPH - Frank Football l, 2, 35 Track l, 25 Monogram Club 2, 35 Traffic Squad 1, 2. Confucius say: Have a heart and arms with room for every girl. ' SENIORS SENIORS ..Bqtb.. BARBARA ANN HENDERER Lew Wallace, Gary Ind. -1, 2, 3. Has a great sense of humor--likes to go places and do things--native of Indiana. 'A' 'k 'k HARRIET MAE HERON Reds Commercial Club 3, 4. Her sweet shy subtlety--an example to her fellow students. 'A' 'A' 'A' IARRETT HERPICH Herp Minaret 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Camera Club 3, 4, Stage Crew 4, Track Club 3, 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4. Has an interest in radio and is one of our future scientists or engineers. 'A' i i' Donomy A. HICKMAN Dotty Girls' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girl Reserves 4. Small and friendly--loves to eat caramels and pastries. st' rl' 1 BETTY IANE HILLER Bets Forum 3, Girls' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Attractive brunette--leisure time spent in dancing. DAPHNE IRENE HILTY Daphne Commercial Club 4, Girl Reserves 4. Always Willing to help out--everybody's friend-- has dazzling red hair. ir 'k 'lr REGIS HOLDEN Regis Boys' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Camera Club 3, Track Club 3, 4, St. Wendelin 1, 2. Well-liked by all the girls--but hates the ones who giggle in classes. st' slr 'k PATRICIA HOUSTON Patsy Minaret 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Z, Music Club 4, Girl Reserves 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, Drum Major 3, 4, Sunny Skies 1. Assistant drum major who has led the band in many parades and across the gridiron many times. 1' t 1' DOROTHY EVELYN HUTCHIN Hutch Mt. Oliver l, 2. Lively girl with an infectious smile which em- barrasses her when it breaks forth into a hearty laugh. 'k 'k 1' RICHARD IMHOFF Dick Boys' Chorus 4, Commercial Club 4, Track Club 4, Mt. Oliver l, 2. The lad with a cheerful smile for everyone. l Barbara Henderer Harriet Heron Iarrett Herpich Dorothy Hickman Betty Hiller Daphne Hilty Regis Holden Patricia Houston Dorothy Hutchin Richard Imhofi SENIORS ROBERT M. IACOB lake Minaret 3, 4, Editor 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Traffic Squad 4, Forum 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Christmas Carol 2, The Dummy 3, The Red-headed Step- child 4, For Pete's Sake 4. His brilliance dazzles us, yet he remains quiet and unassuming. 'k i' 'k FLORENCE M. IARDINI Flo Anthem 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4, Latin Club l, 2. Favorite song-- Oh! Iohnny --active member in the Girl Reserves. 'lc ul' W IOSEPHINE C. IARDINI Io Anthem 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Sunny Skies l. Everybody's friend--loves fun, gum, and showing her teeth. 'A' 'k it IANE ANN IARECKI Icmnie Small girl who likes to dance--her favorite pas- times are movies and writing notes. 'k uk i LEONARD IOHNSON Lindy Football l, 2, Basketball 1, 2. The chief cook and bottle washer in the cafeteria --would make a good mechanic. IOHN S. IORDAN Iohnnie Anthem 4, Commercial Club 4, Golf 3, 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, Basketball l, 2. Active member of DeMolay--interested in diesel engineering. 1' 1' 'lr RITA ELLA IORDAN Rita Anthem 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4. She tries very hard to act dignified--never succeeds --we like you both ways, Rita. 'k 'k i' IOSEPH IOUVER Ice ls seen mostly in the office and out of school--dis- likes homework and books. 'k 1' 'k IOSEPH I. KANIA ' Whitey' Anthem 4, Band l, Chess Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Mimeograph Squad 4. A tall blond, blue-eyed lad--to pilot a plane shall be his only future aim. 1' it 'k IAMES KEHL limmy Minaret 4, Track 2, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Track Club 2. An ace sports reporter for the Minaret--quite bash- ful when it comes to Women. Robert Iacob Florence Iardini Iosephine Iardini Iane Iarecki Leonard Iohnson john jordan Rita jordan Ioseph Iouver Joseph Kania James Kehl TI-IE ANTHEM of 1940 Margaret Kennedy Robert Kenny Louise Kestner Dorothy Kirchner Arthur Kirk Ruth Klein Williard Klotz Berenece Knetzer Mary Kozel Ruth Krah MARGARET M. KENNEDY Peggy RUTH LAURA KLEIN Ruth Commercial Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Mt. Oliver l, 2. Our personality plus girl--sweet--reliable--friendly. 'k 'lr-'k ROBERT H. KENNY Pint Monogram Club 45 Football 2, 3, 4. Sleeps through many classes with his eyes open --but doesn't sleep on the gridiron. 'k 'k k LOUISE L. KESTNER Weezie Anthem 45 Mt. Oliver l, 2. Congenial--possesses a lively disposition. 1' 'A' 'k DOROTHY HELEN KIRCHNER Kirsh Commercial Club 45 Mt. Oliver l, 2. Kirsh to her intimate churns-- Dot to the world --but Dorothy on her diploma. Q 1? 'I' ARTHUR KIRK Bud Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. l Wonder what they did in school this week? Anthem 45 Girl Reserves 45 Latin Club l, 2. Small, active blond--quite talkative--likes fun. 9: if i' WILLARD KLOTZ Woo-woo Traffic Squad 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Track Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 25 Basketball Manager 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 4. A small lad with many big ambitions--one is to be 72 tall. ik 'k HY BERENECE C. KNETZER Bee Commercial Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Sunny Skies l. It takes two to make a iight--good natured girl-- takes things as they come. -k 'lr 'k MARY ROSE KOZEL Metz Latin Club Z5 Anthem 4. Miss Weitzel's cooking class shopper--always ready to help out. 'lr al' ic RUTH MAE KRAH Ruthie Commercial Club 35 Girl Reserves 35 Dramatic Club l, Z, 35 Christmas Carol 2. Will cancel any date to stay home and listen to Glenn Miller. SENIORS Keith Krall Mary Grace Krebs Irene Kricos Dorothy Kurtz 1 Evelyn Kyser Herbert Lechner Richard Leech Agnes Lehner Albert Lesker Paul Lloyd KEITH ALVIN KRALL Keiih' HERBERT LECHNER Herby ' Basketball 2, 3, 4. 1'd rather know myself, than have the world know Spells woman with a capital W as in worm . me- .AI it .k 'lr 'I' 1' MARY GRACE KREBS Krebs RICHARD LEECH -Dick Mt. Oliver 1, 2. A good sport--likes athletics--endeavors to become a model. 'Ir 'k 'k IRENE KRICOS Kreekee Girl Reserves 4. Oh! I have such a headache. I think a movie will help it. 'k 'k 'k DOROTHY FAY KURTZ Dottie Girls' Chorus 45 Band 45 Knoxville 15 Carrick Z, 3. A little bit of a girl--full of fun--dancing her fav- orite pastime. Sl' 'k 'k EVELYN KYSER Evvy Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Forum 45 Min- aret 3, 45 Sunny Skies 25 For Pete's Sake 4. Outdoor girl--full of pep, vim and vigor--loves horseback riding. Hi-Y 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Forum 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 For Pete's Sake 45 Soccer 15 Latin Club l, 2. One of our star football players--his accurate foot has made many points for B. H. S. i' 'k k AGNES CATHERINE LEHNER Aggie One of those few people with a constant, calm disposition. 'k 1' 'k ALBERT WILLIAM LESKER Al Hi-Y 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 25 Band 1, Music Club 1. Tall, noisy, curly-headed fellow--good football player. SY i 'k PAUL LLOYD Paul Camera Club 25 Track Z, 3, 45 Traffic Squad 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 35 Track Club 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 4. Second Charlie McCarthy--needs someone's knee to sit on. SENIORS SENIORS IACK A. LOHMAN lack Music Club l, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 45 Orchestra 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Minaret 2, 35 Anthem 4. Specializes in thinking--his jokes aren't very pun- ny though. 'A' 1? if CHARLES A.. MACKEN Chuck Mt. Oliver l, 2. Tall, quiet, red-headed lad--an exceptional scholar. 1' 'A' 'k IOHN MACKEN Iohn Mt. Oliver l, 2. Tall' blond who Works as if he will live forever. 'k 1' A' IAMES THOMAS MALADY Tom Traffic Squad 45 Golf 3, 4. Girls occupy his Wednesday nights--golf his after- noons. ll' 'k i' MILDRED NELDA MHASSUNG Nelda For Pete's Sake 45 McKeesport l, Z. l-fer clothes are super and so is she--turned-up nose and bright blue eyes. DOROTHY BELL McCOMBS Dot Anthem-45 Commercial Club 4. Always bubbling with cute remarks. i' 1' i EDWARD W. McCONNELL Ted Track l, 2, 35 Track Club 2, 3, 45 Forum 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 35 Basketball l, 2. Delights in making peculiar noises--his red truck is his pride and joy. 'R 'R 1' ROBERT MCCREARY Bob Aliquippa l, 25 Carrick 3. If silence were golden, Bob would be Wealthy. 'I' 'lr 1' DOROTHY IANE MCCULLOUGH Dot Commercial Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Music Club 3, 4. Quiet, friendly, ready to help anyone--always cheerful. k 'k 'k HERBERT G. McGIBBENY Herby Track Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 4. A track-tive personality--may run for the Irish. Jack Lohman Charles Macken Iohn Macken Thomas Malady Nelda Massung Dorothy McCombs Edward McConnell Robert McCreary Dorothy McCullough Herbert McGibbeny SEN IORS MARY VIRGINIA McGOVERN Ginny BETTY IANE MILLER Chubbins COITIIHS-YCiC11 Club 3. 4: Sf- Wendelin 1, 2. Girl Reserves 45 Knoxville lp Carrick 25 South A patient girl who never has to care about her Hills 3- school Work. Spends hours at the movies--dreams of a career. 'k 1' ir 1- 1- -k SOPHIA HENRIETTA MENGES Soi HOPE MILLER V --oopieu Sl' Wendelln 1'.2' 1 . U Girl Reserves 45 Anthem 45 Camera Club 3. t Formula ,for typmg Speednkeep mme Wlth Suck of Likes English and German--is it the subjects or Doublemml- the teacher? ' 'k 1' 'k .k wk IIQIARY LfDUgSgE'.h MEIZKIIQGH 3 Mary Lou RITA MILLER ,,HoneY,, onora g a oun p ra on . . . Quiet, blue-eyed girl--as sweet as her name. Gul Reserve? 3' 4' Mt' Ohver If 2' Prefers marrlage to a career--likes sports. I -If at 1- t t uk WILLIAM MEYERS Bill Mt Oliver 1 2 LOUIS MOATES Bud L Smooth dancer--one of his outstanding features is Track Club 47 MCKeeSpOrt 1' 2' - , his nonchalqnt manner. Doesn't miss many activities--or girls--cowboy driver. 5 if k 'k 5 -1- -k -A- i EUGENIA K. MICHALEK lean South lg Mi. Oliver 2. IOHN C- MOHAN Tack Although her mouth may not be smiling her eyes A cheerful popular chap--will be successful, no are always dancing. doubt, F r Mary McGovern Sophia Menges Mary Lou Menking William Meyers Eugenia Michalek Betty Miller Hope Miller Rita Miller Louis Moates Iohn Mohan THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 Earl Moore Betty Moslener William Murdoch George Murphy Melvin Nagel William Nath Mary Lou Nicol Marion Nies Daryl Oher Regis Obringer EARL H. MOORE Happy WILLIAM NATH b Wheezie Band 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Music Club 3, 45 Stage Crew 3, 4. Has a keen mind and a mischievous smile--per- sonality plus. 'k 'k li' BETTY IEAN MOSLENER Bets Taylor Alderdice 2. A girl with a delightful chuckle--exceptional abil- ity in English, -lr 'k if WILLIAM HOWARD MURDOCH Bill Monogram Club 45 lr. Basketball Manager 2, 35 Football Manager l, 2, 3, 4. ls blessed with wavy black hair--manager of athletics. 1' K X GEORGE MURPHY Murph Mt. Oliver 1, 2. Well-dressed Irishman -- his worries are over -- employed. i' BY 'k MELVIN NAGEL Bronko Monogram Club 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Traffic Squad 3, 45 Forum 3, 45 Football 3, 45 St. Wendelin l, 2. Bombarding star of the gridiron--a second Whiz- zer White. Football 3, 45 St. Wendelin l, 2. Witty--good-natured lad who would rather eat pastries than play football. 4 'k 'k ll' MARY LOUISE NICOL Mary Lou Anthem 45 Commercial Club 45 Girl Reserves 4. Attractive miss--drives your troubles away when she smiles. -k ic uk MARION NIES Marion Forum 35 Mt. Oliver 1, Z. Promising young designer--sure to be another Schiaperelli--designs her own clothes. ic 'k 'k DARYL OBER Daryl Traffic Squad 3, 45 Camera Club 45 Mt. Oliver l, Z. Favorite song Ober the Rainbow --dark curly hair with a pleasing smile. ic 'k it REGIS OBRINGER Reg Commercial Club 3, 45 Anthem 4. People laugh at the things he never says. SEN IORS Adelaide Orinsiein Bernard Osterman Constance Pare Donald Piel Edward Piel Gladys Piel Ioseph Podbelsky Betty Potter Ioseph Protheroe Betty Quinn ADELAIDE LENORE ORINSTEIN HedY GLADYS MARIE PIEL GlC1di Anthem 45 Minaret 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 For Pete's Sake 45 Mt. Oliver l, 2. She likes fudge sundaes and boys--says they agree with her. i' SE Q BERNARD V. OSTERMAN Bud Commercial Club 45 Music Club 2, 3, 45 Track Club 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Soccer 15 Golf 3, 4. l'd look tor the silvery lining, if I could find a cloud. 'Ir 9: Q' CONSTANCE PARE Connie Band 25 ,Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Has piano personality besides her own. 'lr 1' 'k DONALD PIEL Don Commercial Club 3. Tall, quiet lad--never seen with the fairer sex. i' il' 1' EDWARD PIEL Eddie Track 25 Cross Country 3. Has many friends but no enemies--deserves to be successful. - Anthem 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 4. Speaks ot Finleyville, ice cream, and a typing career in superlatives. 'k 1' 'k IOSEPH H. PODBELSKY Ice He follows the old proverb: You should be seen and not heard. 'k 'A' 1' BETTY POTTER Betsy Girl Reserves 35 Latin Club l, 2. Has a quiet and unassuming manner--is tall and slender. 'k 'k 'k IOSEPH R. PROTHEROE Ice Creerleader 45 Mt. Oliver 1, 2. Knows his social alphabet down to a Model T. u 'A' 'k 'R BETTY IANE QUINN Gussie Anthem 45 Commercial Club 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Minaret 2. She is always lively, amusing and full of fun-- would make a good history teacher. SENIORS 31320 RS WILLIAM RADOSEVICH Nigger Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 45 Golf 3, 45 Monogram Club 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. An athlete--does Well on the gridiron--future All American Football and Basketball Star. if I R DOROTHY BARBARA RANGE Dottie Commercial Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 45 For Pete's Sake 4. Laugh and the World laughs with you--she'd rather giggle. 'lt SY 'k DONALD REGAN Ozzie Monogram Club 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Football l, 2, 3. Ladies' man--long, curly lashes that hide smiling blue eyes. 'k al' 'lc IEAN ELIZABETH REIHING Peanuts Anthem 45 Commercial Club 35 Girl Reserves 3, 4. No male can speak to her without her blushing. 'A' if 'k KATHRYN ELIZABETH REMELE Rem Girls' Chorus 3. Has brilliant red hair--Wants to be a successful stenographer. Good luck, Kay. ' ARTHUR RIELAND lack Aims to be as good on his accordion as Phil Baker. 1' il' i' MARIE RIELAND Rie Girl Reserves 3, 4. Drives her own car--likes to skate--has eyes that sparkle. k -k LOUIS RILEY Lou Football 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. Member of the DeMolay--his red hair flashes as does his temper. uk 51' ir IEAN EMILY ROBBINS lean Anthem 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 35 Forum 3, 45 Latin Club l. Our pep cheerer--active in all school functions--CI sport enthusiast. 'k 'k MARTHA ROBERTS Lovey Girl Reserves 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Has a charming personality--loves to ride horses-- has a helping hand tor everyone. William Radosevich Dorothy Range Donald Regan lean Reihing Kathryn Remele Arthur Rieland Marie Rieland Louis Riley lean Robbins Martha Roberts SEN IORS MARY DURVILLA ROBERTS M. D. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 3, 45 Minaret 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 A Christmas Carol 25 The Red-headed Stepchild 4. Attractive to look at--pleasing to listen to her re- marks -k al- -lr VIOLET M. ROOS Vi Commercial Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Latin Club 1. Fits in everywhere--in sports, fun, or serious business. 'Ir ic 'k BETTY IANE Rom Berry Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Mt. Oliver 1, 2. Spends her evenings on wheels--automobile or skates. 'k i' 1- IOHN BOTH Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Mt. Oliver 1, 2. Iohn's car is an asset to his fellow Mt. Oliverite friends. ..HerbY.. 'lc 'k 'Sk DOROTHY M. SCHANG Butch Girl Reserves 45 Snowden 1, 2, 3. A new lass--hails from Snowden--a lover of sports. GILBERT E. SCHENK Gil Mt. Oliver 1, 2. His poems, quiet manner, and striking person- ality make him popular, ir uk 'A' RUTH ANNA SCHERTZINGER Ruthie Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Mt. Oliver 1, 2. A tall, dark-haired girl who aspires to be a singer. 'lr i' 'k DOROTHEA ELIZABETH SCHMIDT Dot Anthem 45 Commercial Club 45 Orchestra 45 Band 3, 45 Latin Club 1. A blond with natural wavy hair who likes music and aims to be a secretary. i' i' 'k BETTY SCHMITT Bets Anthem 45 Latin Club 1, 2. interested in airplanes and nursing--would make a good air-hostess. 'I' 'k ic CATHERINE SCHNEIDER Catherine Mt. Oliver 1, 2. Always ready to help a person in distress--a true friend. Mary Durvilla Roberts Violet Roos Betty Roth Iohn Roth Dorothy Schang Gilbert Schenk Ruth Schertzinger Dorothea Schmidt Betty Schmitt Catherine Schneider THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 Christel Schneider Mae Scholar Dorothy Schuetz Paul Schuler Marie Schurko Irvin Schwartzman Milton Seiler Thomas Shannon Esther Shenkle William Shepherd CHRISTEL SCHNEIDER Chris IRVIN SCHWARTZMAN Schwartz Minaret 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 4. First you hear her, then you see her--active in many school functions. 'A' 'A' 'k MAE SCHOLAR Scholar Anthem 45 Girl Reserves 3, 4. Likes fun and ice cream--always joking--friendly to everyone. 'A' al' 'k DOROTHY CAROLYN SCHUETZ Schuetz Anthem 45 Minaret 25 Girls' Chorus 15 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Latin Club l. Has great artistic ability--likes to start new fash- ions. 'lr 'k 1' PAUL R. SCHULER Dick Carrick l, 2, 3. His red Ford and his pastime occupation fit to- gether Very nicely. 1' -lc MARIE SCHURKO Minaret 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 4. Fair complexion--pals with Adelaide--with the two around anything can happen. Mike Anthem 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Chess Club 35 Mt. Oliver l, 2. Killer of dull moments--chaser of blues--knows all the news. 'k 'lr 'k MILTON R. SEILER Milt Anthem Editor 45 Traffic Squad 45 Mimeograph Squad 45 Commercial Club 3, 4. An intelligent lad with a bashful disposition--cap able editor. if 1' THOMAS M. SHANNON Shannon Quiet chap--liked by everyone--would make a good lawyer--not interested in Women. it 1' 'k ESTHER E. SHENKLE Sis Mt. Oliver 15 Knoxville 25 South Hills 2, 3. She's new but is known and liked by many--likes dancing and Say-O-Bars. i' 'k 'k VVILLIAM C. SHEPHERD Shy Forum 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Track Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 45 Football 45 Track 3, 45 Trafford l, 2, 3. Newcomer--football hero--is Bob Taylor to the Sophomore girls. ' SENIORS 5 Lois Slattery Aileen Snee Frank Snyder Irene So bczak George Sotler Gordon Stein Winifred Stein Theodore Stephano lohn Stolte LOIS MAE SLATTERY Sluts Anthem 45 Commercial Club 35 Girl Reserves 3. Another red-head -- good dancer -- small but makes herself heard. 'k 1' i' AILEEN CLARA SNEE Toots Anthem 45 Minaret 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Music Club 1, 2, 3. Could eat Z4 hours a day--good artist--wants to be a famous designer. - -A-ue-x FRANK SNYDER Sneezy Band 4. A friendly chap--has an interest in music. 'k f 1: IRENE MARIE SOBCZAK Reenie Girl Reserves 45 South l, 2, 3. A new girl who has cr ready smile for everyone. k 'A' i' GEORGE SOTLER George Lives in anxiety for the dismissal bell to ring. GORDON STEIN Track 3, 4. Never into mischief--admires VVINIFRED CORVVIN STEIN Shirley Storz Flash Flash Gordon . i' 'k 'k Wini Commercial Club 35 Girl Reserves 45 Music Club 45 Drum Major 3, 4. Always has her eyes on someone e1se's boy friend--active in all social events. THEODORE STEPHA i' i' 'I' O Teddy N His quiet manner makes him a very pleasing per- son--quite a lad fo IOHN STOLTE r only 15. 'k i i slack.. We never know when he's around5 he hardly ever makes a sound. SHIRLEY S. STORZ Girls' Chorus 1, 2 Triple Trio 3, 4. Carries stacks of b bout her German. k 'k 'A' Shirl , 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 ooks around--always worried a- SENIORS SENIORS- EARL STEURMANN Cookie Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Track Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Forum 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. H The girls are never gloomy when Cookie's around --keeps in trim in the gym. 'A' k k MARY FRANCES SUIANSKY Mare Commercial Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Anthem 4. Enjoys Everything but homework--coquettish and has a way about herself. 'k k 1 GEORGE SULLIVAN Sully Track 3, 4, Alderdice 3, Peabody 3. Tall, curly-headed fellow--aims to be an aviator. i 1' 1' VVILLIAM SUTTER Um1aut Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Traffic Squad 2, Forum 4, Crchestra l, Band 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Class Vice President 4. Well groomed--courteous--a perfect gentleman on all occasions. 1' 'k 'k MARIAN TACKITT Tack.itt Commercial Club 4, New Castle l. Q One eye on the altar and the other on the cook book--that's Marian's schedule. WILLIAM R. THOMAS Bill Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Camera Club 4, South Hills l. Seen most around the microphone at dances on Fridays. 'lr 'lr 1' FRANK TIEMAN Red When he blushes, you can't tell --Where hair begins and face ends. - ' Q V. HELEN TKICSUK Sneezy Anthem 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Track 4. Good gabber -- better athlete -- best friend -- always ready, Willing, and able to help. 'A' if 'k PETER TKICSUK . Pete Track Club 2, 3, Football l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l. The prettiest blush a boy would ever Want. . . i' 'k 1' IOHN TRACY Dick Monogram Club l, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, St. lohn l, Z. Might be a great detective it Ruth would give him a clue. ' pilifr Earl Steurmann Mary Sujcmsky George Sullivan William Sutter Marian Tackitt William Thomas Frank Tiemcm Helen Tkicsuk Peter Tkicsuk John Tracy SENLOR3 - EDNA UZELAC Frenchie Minaret 2, 35 Band l, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Music Club l, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 3. Adept at foreign languages--musical and athletic ability. 'k il' 1' ELIZABETH VATES Lizz Anthem 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Mt. Oliver 1, 2. Very veracious--bound for Vassar this fall. 'k 'k if IEAN M. VERY Ieannie Anthem 45 Girl Reserves 45 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Mt. Oliver l, 2. This little girl is always displaying her dancing ability. 'A' i' 'A' HARRY WILLIAM VIEHMAN Son Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Traffic Squad 35 Forum 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Class Presi- dent Z, 3, 4. Energetic, bright, and industrious--holds many im- portant offices. 11 'k 'A' VIRGINIA ROSE VIVIRITO Viv Anthem 45 Commercial Club 35 Girl Reserves 4. Prefers a career as a beautician until the right man comes along. ROSE VUKOVICH Rosie Commercial Club 3, 4. Her pleasing personality is an asset to B. H. S. 'k 'k 1' MARY ANN WANSOLICH Chubby The laugh is bigger than the girl. 1' 'k 'k MARGARET LOUISE WEAVER Sis Commercial Club 3, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 45 Music Club l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4. Excels in sports, and is a good one herself--famous for her shoes from Iapan. -A' -k -A' IACK WERLING lack Camera Club 45 Traffic Squad 3, 45 Sunny Skies 1. Ushers during leisure time--quite scholarly--very neat in appearance. 'A' i' 1' ELIZABETH M. WIEHL Betty Girl Reserves 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 35 Home Eco- nomic Club 3. As her name impl' s, she's always seen around. .. 0 I Edna Uzelac Elizabeth Vates lean Very Harry Viehrnan Virginia Vivirito Rose Vukovich Mary Wansolich Margaret Weaver Iack Werling Elizabeth Wiehl THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 Ralph Wilson Wilma Winter Elmer Wunderlich Lena Yosi Esther Yost Iacob Young Thomas Young Hilarian Zettl Betty Zuber Frank Zuber RALPH WILSON Sparta IACOB YOUNG lack Commercial Club 3, 45 Traffic Squad 45 Anthem 4. Cflmeffl Cl'-lb 32 T1'CfffiC Squad 31 41 St- Wendelln Efficient business manager-- Key man in book- 1' 2' I . keeping class. Small hall guard--always on guard against girls. ik i' 'k WILMA WINTER Wilm Girl Reserves 45 Anthem 45 Track 3, 45 Mt. Oliver l, 2. Likes sports so well that she wants to be a phys- ed teacher. 'k i 1' ELMER WUNDERLICH Wunder Hi-Y 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Camera Club 45 Traffic Squad 3, 45 Minaret 45 Latin Club 1, 2. Tall, dark, and handsome--has a school boy blush. 'k 'k Q' LENA PAULINE YOSI Lee Girl Reserves 3, 45 Anthem 4. Her teasing manner makes everyone know that she is present. 'A' -k 'lr ESTHER YOST Ess Commercial Club 3, 4. Tall, slender, and very modest--fastidious dresser. ul' if 'lr THOMAS YOUNG ..CY.. Hi-Y 45 Track Club 3, 45 Forum 3, 45 Anthem 45. Track 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Class Vice Presi- dent 35 Forum President 35 Mt. Oliver 1, 2. The young man who has claimed many honors in sports--school activities. 1- HILARIAN ZETTL Zeke St. Wendelin l. Some think he's quiet--but others, a riot. A- 'k 'k BETTY JANE ZUBER Zubie Girls' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Hi-Y 45 Anthem 45 Latin Club l, 2. Sweet, charming little miss--her spirited efforts do not go unnoticed by her classmates. 'lr -k -k FRANK ZUBER Zube Hi-Y 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus Z, 3, 45 Traffic Squad 3, 45 Minaret 45 Stage Crew 25 Latin Club 1, 35 The Dummy 35 The Red-Headed Stepchild 4. Senior philosopher--well known for his outstanding acting ability. SENIORS IN MEMORIAM CLARA DLUEHOSH Died September 13, 1939 When events ot youth gre folded, And. schoolhood doys ore gone, When memories of Brentwood, Are lost os years roll on. Then ledfing through this volume, Your mind will wander too, To the joys in dear old Brentwoo And dll the friends you knew. d High President - - . Vice President Secretory ,-- Treasurer Sponsor IUNIOR CLASS C THE ANTHEMQ of 1940 - ,- Pclul Ebersberger ---H Tony Accomondo --,- Merry lane Schaefer -,.-- Iohn Wenger ---- Miss Brednich Room 207 J UNIORS J UNIORS Room 301 Room 302 THE ANTHEM of 1940 Room 306 Room 315 ' ' ' JUN1oRS J UN IORS Room 207 Arnoni, Helen Binder, Robert Church, Wesley Conner, Ruth Daugherty, Earl Daugherty, Howard Fischer, Paul Gosser, Mary Martha Green, Robert Hoehl, Stanley lones, Ralph Le Van, Winfield Loadman, Robert Loether, Ray Mazur, lack f. McAninch, David Miller, Edward Miller, luliatta Milligan, Robert Murphy, Gladys Perellla, Ioe Provost, Charles Ruchka, Iulius Schaaf, Iames Soroka, Ed Strambrosky, George Stasko, Albert Ulrich, Doris Vates, Helen Louise Vernau, George Vickless, Ed Vogel, Clara Vossberg, Lewis Wenger, Iohn Zeuner, Gotthardt Zeuner, Hellmut Room 301 Ackerman, Helen Arensberg, Walter Bickerton, Elaine Bickerton, Gail Black, Dorothy Brickner, Wilbert Brown, George Dewalt, Clyde Doherty, Iacqueline Fitzpatrick, Ieanne Focer, Albert Gaydos, Susan Gilmore, Margaret Hillenbrand, William Hillman, Louis Hujack, Ambrose lardini, Iohn Kieffer, Dorothy Kuttler, Bertha CLASS ROLL Ley, Geraldine McGibbney, Ianet Mohr, Robert Nobs, Richard Recker, Laverne Schultz, Iohn Seiler, Earl Garbett, Thomas Vaughan, Ed Zoller, William Room 302 Aland, Dorothy Beam, Donald Clapperton, Iohn Crick, Lucille Davis, Gwen Duff, Iames Fogarty, Audrey Gillespie, Gladys Gillespie, Marilyn Hay, Paul Henderson, Ierome Hesse, Helen lohns, Betty Io Iubic, Mary Margaret Kaercher, Iack Lebarton, lack Lytle, Iohn McCoy, Margaret Mclntosh, Tom Meucce, Lena Mitchell, Iohn Morrison, Dorothy Mostler, Betty Richards, Laverne Rothrock, lack Sankey, Betty Shatter, Iames Sutter, Margaret Tackitt, Virginia Templeton, Marion Viehrnan, Dorothy Volz, Betty Ann Weaver, Anne Weber, Dorothy Wirtz, Henrietta Zahniser, Ieannette Zagorski, Rose ' Room 306 Bauer, Betty Binsted, Ruth Buchina, Marie Bunn, Miriam Columbus, Ann Darling, Florence Ebersberger, Paul Fisher, Margaret Franz, Geraldine Forsythe, Kenneth Goodwin, David Haymond, Robert Houser, Gladys Inches, Betty lane Iones, Clyde Koehl, Anne Mattern, Dolores McGough, Robert Mohr, Iune Muhl, Katherine O'Keefe, Marion Pallan, Arthur Porter, Byron Poth, Florence Ramsey, Ieanne Richman, Marilyn Schaefer, Mary lane Shorr, Earl Snyder, Grace Stevenson, Marion Sullivan, Iune Supensky, Iosephine Ware, Catherine Werling, Ieanne Young, Dolores Room 315 Accamando, Tony W. Banaszak, Theresa Birkel, Fred Blum, Doris Casey, Ray Cordeschi, Iack Danahy, Billy Farrell, Louis Forney, Ierome Hoffman, Charles W. Holzaptel, Mary Klinzing, Ioan l.oveland, Nelson Mason, Milton McClinton, Douglas McKenna, Harry Miller, Regis Nason, Ray Planitzer, Donald Pteutfer, Ierome Schneider, Gerald Schneider, Gerard Swan, Harry Weinheimer, Ruth Werner, lames Whitehouse, Henrietta Wilson, Ethel Wurster, Caven Yaest, Mary Yochum, Beatrice President ,.,, Vice President Secretary ..., Q Treasurer Sponsor N ,X -X -x fx X- 'Q XJ - THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 SOPHOMORE CLASS f , H9 v- mf ' W T' ' , V -. N ,K v lx ---- Elmer McClure U-- Foster Hartman Mary Coletta Rodgers - ,, - - Dorothy Fairfield ,own Miss Moore , , . ni ,AA v,l,ay Jp ,wig -K, , 1 , X X Hi X1 ,A N5 iff' f i W f oo 205 SOPHOMORES ' SOP1-IOMORES Room 211 .411 0 Room 314 Room 206 Beard, lean Bell, Edward Bottoms, Dreama Cook, Evelyn Dininger, Phyllis Enderlin, Bertha Etzel, Betty Fairfield, Dorothy Ferguson, Ieanne Fox, Doris Mae Haymond, Richard Heintze, Robert Iunker, Robert Kazen, Bettie Kisedcip Iames Kushnak, Regis Lindsay, Robert Lutz, Mary Alice McCoy, Wallace Miller, lack Murry, Earl Ollis, Mary Parfitt, Betty Richardson, Edwin Rodgers, Mary Coletta Rote, Louise Scanlon, Mary Schaefer, Lee Schaub, William Schuetz, Robert Seamon, Robert Siemon, Wesley Sinkovitz, Roy Spence, Audrey Spence, Lee Steedle, Leo Taylor. Warren Thomas, Donald Todd, Anderson Weaver, Iean Wilging, Elmer Will, lack Z niser, Ralph ll Acker, Doris Bordy, Edward Bossola, Elsie Bradstock, Iune Cappelli, Freda Church, Grace THE AN THEM of 1940 CLASS ROLL Davidson, William Dolinar, Bernadine Fischer, Frank Franz, Lois Hubbard, Virginia Iackson, Iune Iackson, Robert Kehr, Anna Koehl, Charles Krotzer, Bessie Mae Lamont, Dorothy Lype, lean Manko, William McClure, Elmer McNiff, Margaret Robbins, Dorothy Rodgers, Mercedes Ruff, Betty lean Surab, Sarah Sujansky, Margaret Schneider, Irmgard Unger, Peggy Vitale, Helen Ziegler, Walter Room 314 Cappelli, Fred Carnes, Allen Conway, lack Conway, Iohn Dewalt, Robert Freed, Lloyd Gardner, Duane Gibbs, Marcella Havener, Robert Hoffman, Kenneth Iustice, Stewart Laurie, Robert Lowe, Morton Mottman, LaVerne Osterman, Franklin Pavluslca, Margaret Radosevich, Olga Roth, Regis Schuster, Norman Scott, Thelma Snee, lohn Snyder, Bernadette Stolte, Dorothy Sullivan, Kathleen Ulrich, Hays C. Wendell, William A. Younginger, Charles SOPHOMORES , X M 5 -., KU . . -'W 7 N IN TH GRADERS Room 201 THE IUNICR HIGH SCHOOL o Ninth Grade .z '1-. V 1, ,f THE ANTHEM of .1940 The Library Room 311 N IN TH GRADERS NIN TH GRADERS Room 201 Brawdy, Marion Butler, Richard Davis, Katherine Davis, Harold Demme, Ruth Deutsch, George Dewald, William Dewalt, George Fischer, Peter Gould, Elaine Green, Lois Gilmore, Iune Hampe, Walter Heckman, lack Huggler, Arthur Iverson, Wanda Kahn, Iames Kinner, Leslie Mathews, Ruth McGovern, Marjorie Mclntosh, Sarah Iane McWilliams, Doris Melvin, William Mock, George Moler, Robert Montgomery, Ruth Murray, Ada Pavulska, Betty Priess, Doris lean Provost, Helen Seiler, La Verne Spire, Virginia Steinbeck, Wayne Sutter, lean Vollmer, Ruth Weaver, Ernest Wehling, Howard Williams, Patricia Yochum, Tom Zuber, Carl CLASS ROLL Library Bakos, George Beard, Betty Bordy, Dorothy Brown, Roy Christopher, Clinton Engel, Iames Fogarty, Lois Fox, Owen Gould, David Grossman, Carl Hawthorne, Lois Hawthorn, Eugene Hesse, Iane Hickey, Eileen Houston, Cornelius Iames, Samuel Iohnston, George Leitholt, Florence Male, Betty Monaco, Morgan Murray, Parrish, Powers, Scalise, Somple, Ioe Thos. Russell Alice Ruth Virginia Mary Steck, Caroline Stewart, Charlotte Stromp, Le Verne Stumpf, Ioe Theobald, Bette Weber, lean Weiss, Walter Wenger, Peggy Lou White, Wm. Willis, Harold Winterling, Iohn Wunderlich, Iane Ziegler, Rose Zuber, George Room 311 Arnoni, lean Aschner, Edward Ayers, Francis Bondi, Iosephine Britt, lames Cappelli, Louise Coleman, Doris De Angelis, Zelinda Ebersberger, Claire Farrell, Tony Ferguson, Annette Frey, Audrey Funk, Helen Galctrdini, Fernanda Gerlach, Clayton Gibbs, Iohn Hays, Ruth lordan, Emily Ann Kehr, Blanche Leavengood, Robert McGrael, Laurence McGuirk, Richard Najeski, Arthur Nicklaus, Ruth Richmond, Frances Rowland, Richard Scholz, Carl Schmitt, Rosalia Steck, Nevin Stolte, George Sughrue, Ioseph Tompkins, Wallace Ware, Thomas Widman, Helen Windeknecht, Dorothy Zippilli, Margaret THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 Ackelson, Rolland Ackerman, Margaret Appel, Karl Bakos, William Batey, Patsey Baumgard, Alice Bazner, Dolores Bellus, Iulius Bishop, Donald Bittner, Harriet Blohm, Ted Bossols, Enes Bouson, Anna Mae Brooks, Keith Matthew Brown Buchana, Douglas Butler, Barbara Calverly, Robert Campbell, Iohn Cannon, Dorothy Ciardi, William Cochran, Iames I. Cochrane, Iames A. Cohen, Charles Colteryahn, Carl Cowan, Iean Cowan, Walter Cupido, Henry Davidson, Mildred Decker, Ludmilla Dowling, Martin Duff, Elder Eberhart, Howard Etzel, Lois Fadr, Robert Fitzpatrick, Hazel Fleming, Marguerite Fogarty, Ruth Frey, Fred Frey, Geraldine Gilmore, Robert Goempel, Bertha Eighth Grade cLAss non. Griffith, Howard Guski, George Hall, Wayne Hargenrader, William Hays, William Heinrich, lohn Hess, Martha Heuber, Paul Hickey, Iames Hish, Benjamin Hoffman, Selma Howell, Evelyn Howell, Patricia Iackson, William Ianukitas, Paulina Iustice, Beverly Kahn, Margorie Kiseda, George Knefelkarnp, Roger Knobb, William Koepfer, Charles Kyser, Esther Lloyd, Margaret lobalzo, Elvira Lutz, Mary Virginia Lype, Charles Margorian, Robert Matz, Helen McCaulley, Marcella McGill, Tune Mclllillin, Margaret Miller, George Mitchell, Marilyn Morgan, lack Novagradac, Nick O'Conner, Betty Pugsley, Douglas Radosevich, Dorothy Rahe, Norma Reichenback, Ianet Reid, Dorothy Irene Reinheimer, Virginia Richter, Beulah Riley, Muriel Rix, Virginia Rollins, Glenn Ruffenbach, Margaret Schafer, Sarah Mae Scheiderlein, Mary Schill, Dorothy Schnelback, Dorothy Schwartz, Iames Schweikart, Betty Sealund, Philip Shroads, Virginia Siemon, Fern Smith, Kenneth Stanis, Stanley Stewart, William Stutz, Ieanne Sullivan, Esther Swenson, Clifford Theobald, Dorothy Thomas, lack Thomas, Norma Trischler, Leslie VanHorn, Lois Viehman, Roberta Wannemacher, Iohn Weaver, Freddie Whitehouse, Calvin Whitehouse, lames Widman, William Williams, Robert Winschell, lack Winter, Iohn Yeager, Audrey Yeager, Eileen Yeager, Frank Yost, Earl Zeybel, Arthur Zoller, Dorothy Iane EIGHTH GRADERS SEVENTH GRADERS Asquini, Aida Batz, Alvin Bazner, Mary lane Becker, Iames Black, Ronald Bradstock, Shirley Mae Bramwell, Arthur Brinich, Mary lane Brown, George Buchanan, Louis Bugle, Harriet Cahill, lames Carpenter, Duane Cleary, Rose Marie Colteryahn, Walter Columbus, lohn Davis, Wayne Decker, Dolores Deckler, Shirley Deer, Mary Lou Demme, Calvin Denison, lohn Deutsch, Margie Dickey, lean Drake, Lois Engel, Edna Evans, Iohn Franz, Teresa Funk, Alice Galles, Wilbert Garaham, Kenneth Gardner, Shirley Gedney, Alice Gerlach, Iames Gilaid, Iames Gilmore, Richard Glasgow, Mary lane Hagmeier, William Handzlick, Walter Seventh Grade CLASS ROLL Hartman, Helen Hazelbart, Sammy Hedrick, Betty Heintze, Barbara Henderer, Richard l-lessler, Tom Hodder, Doris Huggler, Beverly l-lusser, Sarah Iones, Shirley lunker, Donald Kay, Edward Kim, Gladys Kline, Evelyn Kneidler, lean Kramer, Louis Krape, leanne Langford, Earl Lewis, Kenneth Long, Ruth Lype, Rene Matz, leanne McCorkle, lames Meixner, Mary Lou Miller, Gilbert Monaco, Sam Montgomery, Robert Murray, Robert O'Brien, Thomas Odille, louis Odille, Patricia Pabst, Leona Park, Ruth Ann Phillips, Betty Provost, Watson Rollins, Marion Rowland, Wallace Ruifennach, Alice Rutfennach, Dorothy Schlag, David Schnelbach, Eugene Schnelbach, Ruth Schnupp, Edwin Schuetz, Iames Schuetz, Warren Schulte, Bette Schumacher, Marilyn Schweikart, Dolores Scott, Harold Seifert, Gertrude Smith, Gloria Smith, William Snyder, Ruth Sprhler, Peter Stanis, Iohn Stankus, Dolores Stetanialc, Elizabeth Stevens, Cecil Stewart, Glenn Stewart, Mary Stine, Quay Stoner, Clarence Storz, Fred Sughure, Mary Louise Swingle, Gloria Terry, lean Thomas, Dorothy Vaughan, lean Vaughan, Trevor Waddell, Alexander White, Fred Wieland, Fred Will, Walter Willis, Loretta Winter, Iohn Yeager, Ieanne Younginger, lean THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 BRENTWOOD ALMA MATER All Hail to Alma Mater, Hail to Brentwood High. A Fountain of Pure Water, Rising to the Sky. We Shall Strive for You, Sing Our Praise to You, And We'll E'er Be True to the Gold and Blue. With Love and Truth and Honor, And God to be Our Guide. Live on, Our Alma Mater, to the End of Time. ln You Our Alma Mater, Lives Our Mounting Pride! ln You O Alma Mater, Lives Our Future's Guide. We Shall Strive for You, a Name to Raise Gur Very Lives, Shall Exalt Your Praise We Pledge in Aspiration, to Strive for Aught lout Good. For Truth and Peace and Progress ln Dear Brentwood. ALMA MATER GRGANIZATICDNS 1 N ORGANIZATIONS lournalism THE ANTHEM In February The Anthem Staff of 1940 was organized and the work on this year's book was started. Milton Seiler and Bernice Gould were chosen as editor and associate editor, respectively. With the helpful guidance ot Mr. Wingrove, the staff selected the engraver and printer and soon had busied themselves. The theme, Progress in Education, was inspired by the addition to the building. We have attempted to show the Progress in Education in the Brentwood Schools by making a contrast between the new and the old as they relate to our schools and student activities. It has also been our aim to make progress in the production of our book. This year's staff has set a precedent by not printing the book in either the conventional black or in the school colors of blue and gold. Instead we have used a combination of brown and orange in order to brighten the book and to add beauty to it. A padded cover is another feature that was not used until this year. The cover also portrays the theme by the dies depicting the old frontier school as contrasted with a modern school tower. The late start we had this year caused us to work hard and long but we think that the book is worth the time and work we put into it. THE ANTHEM of 1940 THE ANTHEM STAFF OF 1940 Editorial Milton Seiler Bernice Gould Literary Ruth Davis Amy Gitzen Circulation Iean Robbins Mary Lou Nichol Helen Tkicsuk Mary Sujansky Advertising Lois Brooks Dorothy Schuetz Doris Cross Elizabeth Vates Lena Yosi Mae Scholar George Bauer Classes Bettye Conroy Rita Iordan Lois Slattery Activities Emmy Lou Fogarty Ieanne Reihing Hope Miller Dorothy Schang Mary Kozel Betty Quinn Athletics HCIYTY Carew Thomas Young Lois Davis Vfilrna Winter Business Ralph Wilson Louise Kestner Typing Walter Bradish Betty Schmitt Photography Roy'Brooks Iohn lordan lack Lohman Edwin Eberle Ioseph Kanio: Florence Iardini Senior Florence Gimper Gladys Piel Iosephine Iardini Dorothea Schmidt Harold Fisher Art Aileen Snee Dorothy' Schuetz Features Connie Bench Dorothy McCo1nbs Betty Zuber Adelaide Orinstein Madeleine Fabian Faculty Advisor Earl R. Wingrove The faculty sponsors of the organizations will be spaced at intervals throughout the section. Anthem Minaret Minaret Forum Mr. Wingrove Miss Householder Mr, Divens Miss Moore ESRGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS lournalisrn THE MINARET Brentwood l-Iigh's newspaper, the Minaret, has been more successful this year than previously because the staff has been instructed in newspaper Work. For the first time, a class in journalism was organized. Miss House- holder was the teacher. This class of eighteen pupils bcame more experienc- ed in newspaper writing and as a result a better paper was published. Many members of the Minaret Staff were fortunate to go to Reading, Pennsylvania in October 1939 for the P. S. P. A. convention. These students were Robert Iacob, Marie Schurko, Mae Gilmore, Iarrett Herpich, Evelyn Ky- ser, Christel Schneider, Elmer Wunderlich, and Frank Zuber. Miss House- holder also attended. The Minaret had Robert Iacob as its editor The culmination of the year's work was the dinner for the Minaret Staff. At this affair gold journalistic keys were presented to the Seniors who deserved credit for their contributions to the paper. i I Editor .,,, Associate Editor News Editor ,-- Feature Editor , Sports Editor -, Art Editor ..., Business Manager --- Assistant Business Manager .,,, Circulation Manager .,.. MINARET STAFF THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 ,, Robert Iacob - - - - Marie Schurko Melissa Gilmore - Patsy Houston H, Iarnes Kehl Audrey Fogarty - - - - Iarrett Herpich M-- Iames Duff Dorothy Aland Photogrqphy U, --- Gotthardt Zeuner Reporters and Writers-Dick Harris, Elmer Wunderlich, Frank Zuber, Helen Hesse, Christel Schneider, Evelyn Kyser, Margaret McCoy, Henrietta Wirtz. Sponsor .... ..,, M iss Zelda Householder Business Adviser ,,.. Mr. Iohn R. Divens ORGANIZATION S ORGANIZATIONS Student Government FORUM f . This year marked the second successful year of the Brentwood High Student Forum. Each class, from Senior to seventh grade, elected a repre- sentative to attend all meetings of the organization. These representatives, with Miss Moore's help, have maintained a student voice in important school activities. The officers for the first semester were elected by the members of the Forum and were: Tom Young, President, Harry Viehman, Vice-President, Mary lane Schaefer, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Melvin Nagel, and Earl Steurmann, Treasurer. The entire student body voted in the election of the new officers at the beginning of the second semester. They chose Harry Viehman, as President, Tom Garbett for Vice-president, Mary lane Schaefer, Secretary, Audrey Fogarty, Assistant Secretary, and Bill Shepherd, Treasurer. The first work of the Forum was the Guidance Clinic, held November 10, l939. Tea Dances were arranged by the Forum again this year and a new clean-up campaign was inaugurated. After much debate the Student Forum adopted a constitution. Plans are being made to publish a hand-book to be' distrubuted next September. THE FORUM O Traffic Squad Music Girls' Hi-Y Boys' Hi-Y Mr. Midgley Mr. Mcllroy Miss Weitzel Mr. McDonald THE ANTHEM of 1940 Q TRAFFIC SQUAD First Semester ORGANIZATIONS ' GRGANIZATIONS Music THE ORCHESTRA C THE TRIPLE TRIO TFIE ANTHEM of 1940 THE GIRLS' CHORUS A I THE BOYS' CHORUS ' GREEANIZATIONS - ORGANIZATIONS Music THE MIXED CHORUS O THE MUSIC CLUB l THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 THE BAND l THE DRUM MAIORS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS Q- ' ' K , L X . - I Service : i . 's N X5 5 P x i -5. . gQ THE GMS' H1-Y ' 3 xx A X bf ,J - 1 - 4 THE BOYS' HI-Y Girl Reserves Girl Reserves Commercial Club Drcmcxtic Club Miss Tryon Miss Stilley Miss McCullough Miss Brednich E THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 THE CJRL RESERVES I THE COMMERCIAL CLUB ORGANIZATIONS Art - Science THE DRAMATIC CLUB I THE CAMERA CLUB Camera Club Trcxck Club Monogram Club Mr. Ayers Mr. Costolo Mr. Sutiner Athletic THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 THE TRACK CLUB E MONOGRAM CLUB ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS - rl fl, .iff FOOTBALL Under the tutelage ot Coach Suttner and the leadership ot Steurmann and Viehman, Brentwood's Football team had a rather unusual season. The team traveled to camp tor some pre-season training, and when school opened, practice was begun in earnest. The first game was with Etna and Brentwood lost by a close score ot 13 to l2. Then came two games that ended as ties, U-U. One ot these games was with West View and the other was with Washington. Brentwood then hit their stride and defeated Arnold, Clark, and Verona. The Bellevue game was another O-O tie, and the last game was lost to our neighbor, Dormont. THE ANTHEM of 1940 ETNA Lesker, while watching the game from the side- lines, is knocked out byt a Sophomore named Carnes. Etzel the manager does a double flip while tak- ing in the water bucket. WEST VIEW A dust screen settled over the entire field. Not the same Brentwood that played Etna the week before. WASHINGTON Two underclassmen shine, a lunior and Sopho- more. ARNOLD ' Accamando becomes a Gentleman. After knock- ing down every man on the other team, he picks them up and begs their pardon. CLARK Viehman and Clarks halfback meet head on- Viehman comes home with one stick, Clark's man goes to the hospital. VERONA Sutter meets a strange accident, takes his meals standing up for the rest of the week. BELLEVUE Brentwood out-fumbles Bellevue. DORMONT Dormont knew Brentwood's fake play better than Brentwood did. NEXT YEAR'S FORECAST Can't lose more than eight. ATHLETICS ATHLETICS The Goal Post William Earl Harry Robert Louis Suiter Steurmann Viehman Cochrane Riley SENIOR LETTERMEN Richard Leech William Shepherd Albert Beckman Melvin Nagel William Nath John Tracy William Raclosevich Harry Carew Robert Kenny Albert Lesker Elmer Etzel, Mgr, William Murdoch, Mgr THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's basketball team didn't Win the league title, but they showed the spirit that made the student body proud ot them. Brentwood was moved from Section Vl of the WPI!-XL to Section ll of that league. The other teams in our circuit were Canonsburg, Washington, Trin- ity, Mt. Lebanon, and Dormont. We finally got away from Homestead but now we have Canonsburg to fill the bill. Out of the ten league games played Brentwood defeated Trinity, Mt. Lebanon, and Dormont. Practically all games lost were by close margins and aided considera- bly in creating the interst in basketball' during the season. The scores of the opponents were kept down by the efficient guarding of Bierman and Vickless. All home games were played in our new, magnificent gymnasium. This made the first season that games could be played at the High School. ln this atmosphere such games as the Dormont and Canonsburg tilts made last- ing impressions and did much to improve the spirit of the students toward athletics and their school. ' The high point scorers for the season were Radosevich, Lytle, and Steur- mann. ul- Anim -' ATH'iET1cs ATHLETICS The lettermen for the season Were: Radosevich, Sutter, Steurrnann Vrck less, Bierman, Clapperton, Krall, Viehman, Lytle, Etzel, Ebersberger Arens berg, Hay, Wenger, and Manager Klotz. Points Scored Radosevich Lytle ..... Steurrnann .... Vickless ...... Eberslaerger Sutter ...... Bierman .... Wenger - - - Viehman - - Etzel ...... Clapperton Arensberg .... -H 175 --- 95 --- 86 --- 50 --- 46 --- 28 --- 24 --- 22 --- 20 --- 15 --- 15 --- 11 Scores of League Games Brentwood-23 ................. Mt. Lebanon-30 Bren twood-3 l - - ...... Trinity-28 Brentwood-32 .... .... D orrnont-34 Brentwood-2l - - - - - - Washington-37 Brentwood--3 l - - .... Canonsburg-49 Brentwood-36 .... .... M t. Lebanon-29 Brentwood-24 - - ....... Trinity-27 Brentwood-3 5 .... .... D ormont-27 Brentwood-4 3 Brentwood- - - - - - - Canonsburg-47 23 .... - - - Washington-39 THE ANTHEM. of 1940 IU NIOR BASKETBALL The Iunior Basketball team was started on its career by Coach Suttner. As this Was the first year that they were playing as one unit they did Well by taking third place in their league. Out of a total of nineteen games the Iuniors Won twelve. The squad Was large and rnany ot the players showed talent. The lettermen for the season Were: Ayres, Britt, Duff, Fox, Houston, Iohnson, McGuirk, Melvin, Stuart, Najeski, and Managers Engel and Kinner. ATHLETICS A Tl-ILETICS TRACK Coach Costolo's track men had a successful season. They took fifth place in the WPlAl. lndoor Meet, fifth in the Tri-State invitational Meet, sixth in the WPIAL Relays at Connellsville, and sixth in a field ot twenty-one schools at Washington, Pa. Dual Ameets with Duquesne and Avalon were won by the Spartans. At the Allegheny County Meet, Brentwood placed third. A new Allegheny County high jump record was set when Marvin Aug- enstein jumped 81f2 . lohn Lytle and Paul Fisher also broke the school pole vault record with a leap of 10' 6 . High point scorers for the season were Ebersberger, McGibbeny, Young, Augenstein, Fisher and Lytle. Members of the 1940 team are: Augenstein, Bell, Bierman, Casey, Clap- perton, Dewalt, Eloersberger, Eneshenko, Fisher, Hay, l-laymond, lackson, Lloyd, Lytle, Klotz, McClure, McConnell, McCoy, McGibbeny, Nagel, Perella, Shepherd, Schlutz, Spence, Siemon, Steurmann, Tkicsuk, Shorr, Wenger, Wen- dell, Wilging, Viehrnan, Young, and Carew, Mgr. -W--.., -I--1-M 'W ' ' THE ANTHEM of 1940 CROSS COUNTRY When the 1939 cross country season began, Coach Costolo had the task ot rebuilding a team able to compete with strictly the best in this sport. Although We were handicapped in seasoned performers, the team proved capable in all the meets in which it participated. ln competition with stellar cross country aggregations, We were able to Win two out of-tive dual meets, and placed near the top in other competitions. p McGibber1y proved a consistent performer for Brentwood, and was able to come through with three tirsts. The hill and dalers also took part in the WPIAL and PIAA championship meets. ln the latter, McGibbeny qualified tor the State Meet at Penn State by placing among the first twenty. ' Members of the team were: McGibbeny, Young, Klotz, McClure, Wil- ging, Sholtz, Lytle, Courtney, Bell, Shaetter, Lloyd, Rothrock, Eneshenko. ' ATHLETICS ATHLETICS COACHES F b 11 Basketball Track Mr. Suttner Mr. Diffendcmfer Mr. C 0 CHEERLEADERS Girls' Intramural Sports THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 Miss Cryder Instructress TRACK SQUAD VOLLEY BALL ARCHERY ATHLETICS ATHLETICS Girls' Intramural Sports BASKETBALL CHAMPS ' KICK BALL CHAMPS PING PONG CHAMPS WMM THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 Boys' Sports GOLF TEAM If if ff , T... Y X., , , T 7 1 X EY BALL TEAM K' WLT , , IEA THOMAS SPEAKS TO STUDENT BODY ATHLETICS FEATURES 1 - , Hx v - K-A x tf ' ..P1 ff'1 ff' LV FEATURES u u Ready PROGRESS IN A CHANGING WORLD Petite ..... Reds ...... Organizer .... Gracious - - - Reporter .... Energetic ..... Scintillating Seventeen Interesting Nightingale Amiable .... Classy .... Happy - -- Athletic - - - - - Nervous .... - - - Gruesorne .... Intellectual Nuisance - - - Gay ...... Witty - - - Orderly - - Robust .... Likeable .... Dapper - - - -- Marian Amman Adelaide Orinstein - - - - Harry Viehrnan - - - - - - Grace Blum - - - - Patsy Houston Dorothy Hutchin - - - - Madge Fisher - - - - Bernice Gould ------- Frank Zuber - - Emagene Boone - - - - - lack Werling - - - - Charles Goodwin Seniors, on C Dorothy Range --- Helen Tkicsuk ommencernent Day Report Cards --- Elizabeth Vates --- Ralph Wilson --- Mary Sujomsky - - - - - George Bauer Barbara Henderer -------- Daryl Ober -- Ioseph Coleman --- Ioseph Protheroe Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. THE ANTHEM of 1940 Class Calendar 7-Much ado about nothing-first day of school. 8-7th graders seen for the first time in Brentwood High. Gee! Kids are getting smaller every year! 15-A tough game to lose-Brentwood 12 - Etna l3. 23-Which team is better? Brentwood U - West View 0. 29-Better than an upset. Brentwood O - Washington U. 1-Soon will come the Revolution!!! Forum elects officers and sets up new' laws. 6-Yippee!! Give a yell! Brentwood puts one over on Arnold Prep, 13-0. 13-Miracles do happen. Teachers go to school and we don't. Institute meetings. l7-Report cards out. Oh well, what's a few E's in our young lives? l8-Six seniors and a gray Ford with red fenders missing from school. 19-Well, well, what do you know! Six Seniors file out ofthe olfice into Opportunity Hall. 27-Brentwood boys sit home while Sis and her girl friends wear the pants in the family. Beau Brumrnel Ball. 3-Hm. Hm. Another scoreless tie. B. H. S. U - Bellevue 0. 3-The ladies go a'courtin' to the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. 10-Our boys meet a better team. Dormont dims our hopes to the tune of 26-7. lO-Seniors get facts on the future-Guidance Clinic at B. H. S. 20--Look at the birdie! Seniors face the camera. 23-24-President Roosevelt gives us Thanksgiving holiday one week early. Oh boy, two turkeys in every pot. 13-One loss-one gain. We lose a good teacher, Miss Brednich-Mr. Maurer gains a wife. 15-We eat, dance around the Christmas tree, and be merry at the Senior Class Party. Zl-Candle light and sweet music-Christmas Assembly Program. 22-Ah! Christmas issue of the Minaret in technicolor. 23-Mistletoe and holly. Christmas Dance. Z3-Wonder of wonders! No school for ten days and Santa fills our stockings to the brim. 2-Here we are back at the old grind. 6-The Confucius fever invades the walls of B. H. S. 9-Spring Cleaning comes early. The C. C. C. CCooperative Clean-up Campaign! is inaugurated. l2-Gosh, those women get all the breaks. Activity Room is opened to girls. l7-We migrate to the new cafeteria. Oh, now we can eat with the opposite sex! 23-New addition officially dedicated. 25-Will wonders never cease? Betty Zuber actually finished her German assignment. FEATURES FEATURES Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May Class Calendar 9-lt is worth tive ninth periods for two senior girls to see G. W. T. W. 14-Some Valentine! No school, Mother Nature snows us in. 15-Hurrah! We still can't get past our front doors. 16-Ahal We're throwing snowballs instead of paper Wads. 20-Return to normalcyl After enduring many hardships and new experiences because of the snow storm, we're back at school. 21-Daphne has first big date. 25-We wish we could act. Class play try-outs. 29-Two disappointments. No. 1-an extra day of school. No. 2-Curses! He slipped through my fingers againl Oh Well, I'll try again in 1944. 6-Music in the air. Massanutten Military Band entertains. Who said we don't like soldiers? 7-Orchids to the Senior Cast for the best Class Play yet. Mr. Goodwin, take a bow. 21-25-High, wide, and handsome in our new Easter bonnets. Also vacation. Z9-Music division takes honors in Forensic contests. 3U-First formal of the season and a Wow. 31-Last day of the month. l-B. H. S. goes crazy trying to read April Fool issue ot the Minaret. Miss B. H, S. chosen-- Muggsy Goodwin given beauty title. 8-Mother Goose and her gang come 'to B. H. S. for the Femme Frolic. 9-Students rush home and kiss their mothers after listening to Ira Thomas' inspiring talk in a special assembly. 10-Students come to school with raise in allowance. 12-Nothing much doing today. 26-Moon, stars, and lovely decorations form the background lor the Minaret dance. 1-Moving day. 2-3- Monastery Gardens wows them again at the Music Festival. lU-Everybody's running wild. County Track Meet. 15--Ring out wild bellsl Call out the Reservesll Our last day of school, and We-'re on our way to the Senior Class Picnic tomorrow. 28-With the shedding of many tears we say goodbye. Commencement. Z9-Oo la la. High school history is made-the Iunior-Senior Prom. ENTRANCE CHANDLIER AUDITORIUM 'ROM THE BACK THE NEW GYMNASIUM GIRLS' ACTIVITY ROOM THE ANTI-IEM of 1940 IN OUR NEW SCHOOL THE NEW HALL AUDITORIUM FROM STAGE TEACHER'S ROOM MUSIC ROOM FEATURES FEATURES Class Prophecy Hello, radio- and television audience. Seven o'clock, May 28, 1960 and from the stage of the beauti- ful new auditorium of Brentwood High School we are bringing you a pictured account of the reunion of the class of 1940 of this high school. t 1 , , , I W I , , 1 Among the first to arrive are Marvin Augenstein, Harry Burchardt, and Walter Eneshenko, wizards of Wall St., all eligible bachelors. Don't forget girls this is leap year. And here come Mr. and Mrs. joseph Protheroe. Mr. Protheroe has become of all things a school teacher. Mrs. Protheroe is the former Mildred Hammon, also of the class of '40. With them is their charming daughter Melinda who recently announc- ed her betrothal to Edward Doran, Ir., son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Doran, Sr. Mr. Doran's now famous or- chestra is playing at the Waldorf-Ritz plaza. His charming wife, the former Emagene Boone, is vocalist. These two stately gentlemen just entering the hall are none other than Messrs. Theodore Stephano and Iarrett Herpich. They have just returned from Mars in their newly discovered rocket ship. lt was an experimental flight made for the U. S. Government. 'They have been telling me about the difficult time they had getting away from Mars. It seems that the Martians did not want these two scientists to re- turn to earth because the Martians believed that these two large-headed creatures who resembled them so much were long lost brethren. Elmer Etzel, successful mattress magnate, has just arrived. Mr. Etzel, who has cornered the Inat- tress market, attributed his success to Mr. Potter's English Class. And look who's coming now. lt's Aileen Snee and Dorothy Schuetz, renowned artists. Miss Schuetz is married to the famous Yehudi. You ask, who are the lovely ladies just entering the room. They are Misses Ruth Davis and Mary D. Roberts, just chosen two of the 13 best-dressed women of the U. S. And here's a real treat Entering the room is President Harry Viehman. It is debated whether or not President Viehman will run for a third term. He will not comment on this issue. With him is his trusty aide, William fOld Billl Sutter, now heading the C. C. C. movement. And here comes a whole party of guests. Why it's none other than P. F. Barnum Greenwood, owner of the Greenwood Circus, and his troop of famous artists. There is Ethel Brady, the bareback riderg Vir- ginia Ernst, trapeze artistg Betty Miller, the famous Little Egypt, and there's also Frank Zuber, the clownp and Dorothy Kirchner, the lion tamer. And here's Mr. and Mrs. Leech. Mrs. Leech is the former Bernice Gould. They are accompanied by the Reverend William Grill, who married them. Miss Iosephine Iardini, popular artist's model, who has decorated many a Chesterfield Ad, is arriv- ing with William Shepherd, Arrow Collar model. And who is that attractive woman entering the hall? lt is the Baroness von Halsbon Rondie Lim- ski Kolpulski Knee Betty Wiehll. She is accompanied by her divorce attorney, Robert jacob, who is get- ting the final decree from Baron Kolpulski, her fifth husband. Look! Every one's laughing. And it's no wonder. Here's Irvin Schwartzman and Amy Gitzen, pop- ular radio comedian team, and their clever gag-man, Iimmie Kehl, who is rewriting Iack Benny's old stuff for them. Later in the evening, we will be entertained by those Three Hits and Mrs. of Swing -Ruth Schertzinger Tracy, Dorothy Hutchin Arensberg, and Betty Roth Eneshenko. We have just received a telegram from Miss Marion Nies, who cabled that she would be unable to attend the banquet at this time as she is cr delegate to the Republican Convention in Detroit. Another telegram comes from Eleanor Franz, head of a private elementary school for boys. She says, Sorry I cannot come, but I am busy with my boys. THE ANTHEM of 1940 Class Prophecy That gentleman farmer, Herbert Lechner, is here with his aide, Bud Kirk. The eminent poet, Richard Hartman is expected later in the evening. Miss Doris Cross, sophisticated and charming heiress to the carrot juice industry, is escorted by that suave playboy, Louis Moats. Census takers, lean Robbins, Arthur Rielancl, and Gilbert Schenk are here to ask questions. Miss Elizabeth Vates, Ph, D., teacher at Vassar College and Miss Edna Uzelac ,instructress of lan- guages at Bryn Mawr College are here also. Dr. and Mrs. Albert Lesker have arrived. Dr. Lesker is the most capable bone- specialist in the city. And there is Elmer tWinchellJ Wunderlich, columnist of the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph. Probably everyone has read his famous gossip column at one time or another. I Most of the expected guests have arrivedg so dinner has been announced. The guests are being seated at the table. But what's all that noise? All heads are turned to the door, and Miss Hedy La Belle, known to all of you as Adelaide Orinstein, makes a late but dramatic entrance. She is escorted by her leading man, the handsome Charles Goodwin. Accompanying her is her competent staff led by Marie Schurko, veterinarian and keeper of her famous Russian wolt-houndsp Mary Louise Nichols, private nurseg Peggy Kennedy, secretaryg Betty Hiller, make-up artist, and Gloria Friedman, costume designer. The hub-bub is now subsided and the late guests take their places at the table. Dinner continues without further interruption. Dancing will follow. Afterwards the guests will take their leave. We'll see you again in 1980 for the next Class ol '40 reunion. MEN ABOUT SCHOOL Mr. William Lewis Mr. Iacob Grad FEATURES FEATURES Last Will and Testament We, the class of '40, being ot unsound minds and memory Cwe are sure of this last statementl do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. We devise and bequeath to the school faculty more headaches, more happiness, and less examinations. To the school board we the undersigned bequeath the price of an education. ' To our successors we leave the following: Connie Bench leaves her goo-goo eyes to a flirting junior. Bettye Conroy wills her laughing Irish eyes to Ioan Klinzing. Harry Courtney wills his physique to Buzz Arensburg. Doris Cross wills her Thespian art to Iean Lype. Lois Davis wills her funny faces to Mirian Bunr.. Ruth Davis leaves her charming personality to Betty Sankey. Eddie Doran leaves his jitterbuging to Flossie Darling. . Eleanor Franz bequeaths her dancing ability to Ruth Connor. Gloria Friedman wills her chemistry experiments to whoever wants them. Eddie Gales leaves to permit lazy juniors to come late for him. Sam Gianutsos wills his report card to the school furnace. Mae Gilmore bequeaths her olive complexion to Iune Bradstock. Flo Gimper leaves her ready smile to Doris Ulrich. Herb McGibbney leaves his shyness to Alan Carnes. Iack Mohan wills his platinum blond hair to Iuliatta Miller. Bill Murdoch leaves his pleasing personality to lim Schaefer. Melvin Nagel bequeaths his football ability to Paul Efnersberger. Ioe Protheroe leaves his cute grin to Iohnny Lytle. Mary Louise Nicol and Violet Roos leave their neatness to Phylis Dininger. Adelaide Orinstein wills her lovely red hair to Gwen Davis. Gladys Piel bequeaths her quietness to Peggy Unger. Bill Radosevich wills his wad of tobacco to any football player who needs it in the game. Dorothy Range leaves her diet list of 204. Uuniors please notel. Don Regan leaves his blushes to lack Mazur. Mary D. Roberts leaves her childish charm to the seventh and eighth grades. Betty Roth wills her jitterbug antics to next year's dancing teachers. Betty Wiehl leaves a good Confucius saying stuffed in a pillow in the sofa ol the Girl's Activity Room. Marie Schurko leaves her smooth complexion to Ierry Ley. Irwin Schwartzman leaves his electric razor, used once every three months. Milton Seiler wills his editorial ability to Audrey Fogarty. Bill .Shepherd leaves his line to anyone who Wil listen. Lois Slattery bequeaths her laugh to the Sophomores. Marian Tackitt leaves tor her honeymoon. Bill Thomas wills his deep voice to the next P. A. announcer. Edna Uzelac leaves her original Latin translations to anyone for 50c. Wilma Winter bequeaths her atheltic skill to Ann Columbus. Elmer Wunderlich leaves Knotty Knothole to carry on for hier ejekashunf' Tom Young leaves his classic profile to an aspiring Adonis. Ethel Brady Wills her curlers to Ethel Wilson. Bill Grill leaves his mussie at the barber shop. Dick Hartman wills his poetic ability to a lucky junior. Frank Hasenkoph bequeaths his romantic appeal to some young Cassanova. Iarrett Herpich wills his mathematic genius to Miss Householder. Bob Iacob bequeaths his broad shoulders to a little twerp who needs them. Leonard Iohnson leaves the dishes in the sink. Iimmie Kehl leaves his marvelous sense of humor to lack Benny. Woo Klotz leaves his height to Iimmie Duff. Ruth Krah bequeaths her eyes to Mr. Midgley. Evelyn Kyser leaves buttin' in wif her big mouf. Herbert Lencher leaves for the farms. Al Lesker will his curly hair to all the girls. Dick Leech leaves with his first love. tWe know, don't we'?J THE ANTHEM of 1940 ARCDUND TI-IE SCHOOL FEATURES FEATURES Last Will and 'Testament lack Lohman leaves, still hugging his candid camera. Bob Cochrane bequeaths his mind Cwhat's left of itl-Mayview's calling. Al Bierman leaves one wad of gum, chewed only one day, under the last seat in the second row of Mr Wingrove's room. Dick Harris wills his violin to Yehudi-who's Yehudi? Elmer Etzel leaves Mr. Potter in pieces, Bud Osterrnan leaves before they throw him out. Walt Bradish leaves without knowing what it's all about. Cookie Steurmann wills his personality haircut 'to any old junior. Tom Carman leaves an empty seat. Ginny Ernst wills her minuteness to an up-and-coming frosh. To the building of higher knowledge, we, the undersigned, do hereby bequeath all the gum wads old pencils, old homework papers, and books which may be found in, around, on or under the desks. We nominate and appoint our successors as executors of our will to- serve without compensation or re ward, but we direct that they furnish bond for the faithful performance of their trust to the end that they do get grades at least as good as ours, namely: Language-E Math-D Typing-X History-X + Science-E -l- Law-D Court of justice - 1940 During the course of two semesters various seniors have been accused of offenses which we consia er worthy of punishment. We shall cite the instances here for you and if your name does not appear it means that you got away with it. You are lucky: NAME Nagel, Melvin -,,. Young, Thomas --, Zuber, Betty ..,..u.... - - - McConnell, Edward Mlller, Betty ..c,, ., - - - - . Amman, Marian --- Bauer, George ,,,., L M- Augenstein, Marvin McGibbeny, Herbert Menges, Sophia ,.,. - - .. Range, Dorothy --, Davis, Lois ..,... Eberle, Edwin --, Very, lean --,,--, Conroy, Bettye .... Winter, Wilma .... Bench, Connie --, Mohan, Iack ,-- ACCUSED or Good football player ..... .... Friendly ways , ,,..,.. - Liking school ..,,...,. Growing a mustache ..,, Having a hearty laugh ,.- --,,, Being nuts .,.,..,..,.... Outstanding ears ,,,,, jumping hurdles L-- Trackin' , , .-.-.... ,t Beautiful complexion -- Laughing too much -.. Being in love ..l...., Dating all the girls ..,... Feeling sorry for herself ..,. --.., Spelling her name wrong ..,. ,-- Liking sports ,,,.,l,,,--- Liking English ........ Being a book worm -- DEFENSE My dear Old Alma Mater That's me Sez who? Ah! Clark Gable Good jokes lt's my last name They grew that way I have high arches Not truckin' l've been skinned Too much? Or Vice Versa? My favorite past time l'm an introvert, HUH? ,Whose name is it? They agree with me lt's the teacher I'm just a shy fellow NAME Boone, Emagene -- Carman, Thomas -- Schenk, Gilbert --- Doran, Ed ....... Dryer, Edna ..,. Krah, Ruth ..... Lesker, Albert .... Brooks, Lois ,... -- Charles, William -- Iardini, Iosephine -- Tkicsuk, Helen --- Robbins, Iean -- Iacob, Robert H, Brady, Ethel -- - Protheroe, Ioe -., Beckman, Albert -- Gianutsos, Sam - ..... .... Orinstein, Adelaide Deco, Virginia ,,..... - - - Osterman, Bernard Piel, Gladys ..,.. -- Dewalt, Albert ---- DeCoudres, Russ ..,. - - - . Radosevich, William Hilty, Daphne - -..- --- -- .- Iouver, Ioseph ....... - - . . Krebs, Mary Grace Kyser, Evelyn .....,, .... Lohman, Iack ..... .... Black Dorothy --- Grill, Bill -- Harris, Dick ,.... .- Cross, Dons ..,....., ..., Greenwood, Merton Black, Murray ..... Ehland, Noreen -- - ----- Hartman, Dick -, -- Hasenkoph, Frank - Eneshenko, Walter - Brooks, Roy -- ,in Bradish, Walter -, , Ernst, Virginia -- Courtney, Harry -.- Etzel, Elmer -- -- - Fabian, Madeline --- --- Hiller, Betty ....,. Euler, Iohn .,,-,,, Franz, Eleanor ,,.. Goodwin, Charles - Friedman, Gloria ,- Bierman, Albert --- Blum, Grace .-- Blinn, Harry ..,, THE ANTHEM of 1940 Court of justice ACCUSED OF 1 ----Liking a drummer -----,--- Playing a base fiddle --- Keeping an eye on girls -- Playing a drum ..,..,.., Having red hair ,... Beautiful hair ..i.... A weakness for M. D. -- Being a drum major --- Having curly hair ,...... Having a perfect figure ..,. Playing basketball .... Being Educa versatile - , .-- ted man ..,.... . Being sweet . ....... ., . Being the girls' weakness , Being too quiet -- ---- Being a twin -- .... --,- Being a swell actress ..... Being quiet and studious --- Writing notes to Violet ..,., c Being Being quiet ..... . ..,.,,,,..,, too strict a hall guard --- Missing school , M- - , - Being tall ,,,..,.. ...,..,,.. Full of fun ............ Plaving hookey ......... Looking like Cleopatra L--- Being a swell girl ..,.c,. Practical joker ..,...... .f.. Being industrious - , . ,c..,...... - - - - Parting his hair in the middle Fiddling around --.--- Having everything -- Maki Liking na the girls ..,..... the girls ........,..,. Trvina to get good grades --- Writing poetry ,.,,L,LL,..... Flirtina around H, Being lanky . -,- Working hard -- Reiriq' Being Gettin Not reading English Interested in music handsome . small - - ....,.... ,,,..,. . . Acting petite -- -- Curly hair --.N Blonde hair ....., Imitating a girl .... g around . -. ..,.. L . . -- - assignments ....,. Being congenial ..,, Having pretty eyes ,,,. Singing well .......,...... Coming from Mt. Oliver ..... - THE END 1 DEFENSE Beat itl Me 'n the Doghouse Both of them It's the native in me Naturallyl My main care You said itl I love it I use a poker I figured it out It plays me I was born in a trailer My mother taught school I am notl They're weak She says it all That's why I'm halt there I plead guilty Who said? She answers them Nothing to say It's my duty I didn't want to lt grew on me Why not? Who squealed? Successl Thank you A subscription of books What's that? It falls that way They gave me a violin Oh, yeahl Are you jealous? Is that unusual? It's a cinch Now for an inspiration Watch my technique The girls like it When was that? Am I? Small packages, etc. It's fun My eyes are bad That's not the only thing Do I? I'm guilty Peroxide's cheap My natural instinct What say? My only asset Can I help it? Proud of it FEATURES ADVERTI BME , 0 L D YO?-RACEADS 2 EL PYIW. .!'?. Q -. SA'-WN W agfslgzgsf X A W' our Hover. 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Fresh and Smoked Meats REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 2606 Brownsville Road NOTARY PUBLIC Phone: CArrick 0787-0788 750 Brownsville Road 1719-21-23 Brownsville Road Phone Chrrick 1506 SERVICE DAY AND NIGI-IT EDWIN C. K00 TZ Funeral Director Branch Office: Cor. Clover and Charles Street, 16th Ward South Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. P hone: HEm1ock 7488 Phone: CArrick 1379 BALDWIN DAIRY E. W. SCHNEIDER Quality Dairy Products 3517 Pary Street Brentwood, Pa B I L L I C K ' S We Serve Only the Best WI-IOLESOME FOODS Deliciously Prepared Earl B. Billick, Prop. Pleasant Hills ED. WERNER When You Move Residence Phone: CArrick 1404 Business Phone: CArrick 4425 1917 Brownsville Road Carrick Pittsburgh, Po. MOTI-I PROOF SERVICE HOMER M, HALBOTH PHARMACIST 2707 Brownsville Road Cor. Scmkey Ave. Phone CArrick 3200 PITTSBURGH, PA. We Deliver Phones CA. 1972 6 1697 S. COLELLA FRUIT AND MEAT MARKET 3600 Brownsville Road BRENTWOOD, PA. We carry cz complete line of Little America frosted food. Compliments of LLOYD lVlOORE.'S DRUG STORE 3627 Brownsville Rd. CA. 1118 COMPLIMENTS OE A FRIEND GREASING 'EM HELPS And We Do A Good Iolo ot Grecxsingl CArrick 9815 J. NIEDERMEIER 4229 Brownsville Road Brentwood Pittsburgh, Pct. MBLRIISI: 2708 Brownsville Road Always the Last Word in Motion Picture Entertainment OPTION EQUIPMENT 8: SUPPLY CO. Builders' Supplies Fertilizer omd Form Implements Roofing - Point - Glass - Seeds I-Iolrdwcrre - Lime - Twine - Rope Brownsville Rd., Pittsburgh Cl0J, Pct. WILLIAMS BROS. LUMBER CO., INC. 'IN THE HEART or PLEASANT HILLS I LUMBER - BUILDERS' SUPPLIES R. E. D. No. s cmrick 1725 Home 51 Cmrick 2500 f QQV. Q i I ISALY'S FINEST DAIRY PRODUCTS l 2608 Brownsville Road Carrick PLEASANT HILLS MOTOR CO. Authorized FORD SALES cmd SERVICE CArrick 3100 Iohn H. Tducher Chefs. A. Thatcher BRENTWOOD SALES CO. FORD fs. MERCURY Sales and Service 2725-33 Brownsville Road U Pittsburgh CArrick 4860 WILLIAM TRAVIS Welcomes You to SOUTHERN STAR Brownsville Road - Pittsburgh. Pcz. Colonial 9904 DINE and DANCE COMPLIMENTS OF Volunteer Fire Depadment of Brentwood Compliments of the PROVOST LUMBER COMPANY Overbrook - Pittsburgh. Pa. CArrick 3900 FELD'S 3000 Churchview Avenue BRENTWOOD CArrick 4503 - 9855 For Supreme Satisfaction Try FRO-DEL ICE CREAM It's Delicious Elmer P. Schaub - Harvey M. Schaub JOHN D. SCl'lAUB'S SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ambulance Service Limousines For All Occasions 425 Brownsville Road Mt. Oliver Opposite Mi. Oliver Theatre Phone EVerglade 3337 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT . . . 30TH YEAR . MISS CONI.EY'S 6214 WALNUT STREET SECRETARIAL TRAINING FOR SCHO0I. EAST END ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO ONE HUNDRED STUDENTS WITH GOOD PREPARATORY RECORDS. iVOLKWEIN'S BAKER OFFICE FURNITURE Headquarters for Music fmd N. T. OWENS Phonograph Records Repairing of Musical Instruments VOLKWEIN'S sez LIBERTY AVE OFFICE and SCHOOL FURNITURE 634 Grant Street NUE ATLANTIC 1704 Phone GRunt 7094 Pittsburgh. Pu D. CARAPELLUCCI C0. Contractor 'lr BUILDERS' SUPPLIES 'A' 130 Maytide Street CArrick 2464 CZ-Irrick 0400 WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU to visit our plant and see at first hand the interesting processes which assure our customers an unfailing supply of PURE WATER. South Pittsburgh Water Co. PAT MORAN SERVICE 2800 Brownsville Road MOBILGAS MOBILOILS Mobilubrication The Studio Grande For A Fine and Modern Portrait 'E PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR CLASS OF 1940 Y 233 OLIVER AVENUE HARDY and HAYES BLDG Call GRant 1158-1159 For Appointment CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1940 WILLIAM C. HIRT FUNERAL HOME 704 Brownsville Road RABBITS BROS. Barber Shop and Beauty Salon Permanent Waving - S2.5U up 2628 Brownsville Road Carrick, Pittsburgh, Pe. Phone: CArrick 4347 BAKED GOODS FOR ALL OCCASIONS D , ALSO SELECT LINE OF FRESH CI-IURNED BUTTER H Fresh Extra Large White Eggs seeur Hills Premier Bakery Q 2552 BROWNSVILLE ROAD, CARRICK PITTSBURGH 6103, PA CAr1'iCk 2090 - 2091 ONE STORE ONLY Eighth Year of Dependable Workmanship BRENTWOOD CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS OF THE LATEST SCIENTIFIC ODORLESS DRY CLEANING 3614 Brownsville Road Near Municipal Bldg. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER J. C. TODD CArrick 0273 Ang. Odato, Prop. T. CL IR DEPOSIT BANK of Pittsburgh, Pa. MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BECKMAN MOTOR CO. C. W. Beckmcm, Prop. CHRYSLER cmd PLYMOUTH COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS ROEBUCK C0. 218 Brownsville Road E. J. HENK Moron SERVICE H,-he Bw, 0, Ew,y,,,i,,g ,W Brownsville at East Meyers the Tablgv fBridieD Ed. Ir. cmd Ed. Sr. CArricl-: 2319 BRENTWOOD Cities Service Products Koolmotor Oils cmd Greases Call For and Deliver Let Us Trogcmize Your Cor Power Proving MEAT MARKET 3623 BROWNSVILLE ROAD We Deliver CArrick 4140-4141 gwxuss First Federal Savings . 's .5 .,iw'J:..4'V0K ' ' st 'PU Q lNVfSlhllNT V 3 O W KX r? Q D e 8 L A - - o 'NS E s oan ssoclatlon l y . or Q '14, 9 , I I wx CE we or Mr ouvnn 2 317 BROWNSVILLE ROAD - HE. 5700 - PITTSBURGH 1101, PA. STATEMENT OF CONDITION MAY 1, 1940 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Cash on Hgmd --,.,,..,. US 6,736.93 Share Accounts ...... ,S 268,287.74 Mortgages ,-,,,.-,,,..., - - 308,014.01 Tax and Insurance Account 7,216.02 Stock Notes ,,-,,.,,,.,.,. 663.45 Borrowed Money .... ,- 40,000.00 Federal Home Loan Bank Stock 4,000-UU RSSGIVSS ............ - 3,000.00 Other Assets - ........... - 2,043.20 Other Profits ......... ,- 2,953.88 TOTAL .... --- -35 321,457.64 ,l.Ll..1- ARVID P. SUNNERGREN ......,. President CHARLES W, VATES, MD. Vice-President LAWRENCE BRANTLINGER ..,.. Treasurer IAMES H. TAYLOR ..,,......o.. -Secretary LAWRENCE I. PHlLLlPS,--Ass't Secretary TOTAL ..... -S 321,457.64 CHARLES W. EVANS ..,....,.,,,, Directgr CHARLES W. IAMS .....,...2,,--- Directgr MELVIN H. KNOEPP, NLD. ,..... Director HUGH L. MCGINTY ......,,..-,,,, Directgr DAVID A. HUNTER ..,... . ...,.,., Solicitor Printing That's Impressive The H. 8z P. Printing Company 2440 Brownsville Rd., Pittsburgh Pa. Phone CArrick 0415 Downtown Office: 602 Century Bldg. ATlantic 9983 Ca 5100 Col 401 C. M. WOLFE 3300 Saw Mill Run Blvd. Contractor - Builder OWN YOUR HOME Pay Rent To Yourself and Provide For The Future LIVE SECURE in Your Own Home! You may have a relative degree of security in a rented home - but the fact remains that your Security will be greatly increased by living in your own home. Home owner- ship will iree you from rent in- creases and a large part of each month's payment is a Saving! S6880 TO 510,000 Oleten iiamed Elgernnn Fark Pleasant Hills CLASS RINGS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS CLUB PINS DIPLOMAS HI-Y PINS D0 ENEIX UNION TRUST BLDG. PITTSBURGH, PA. CAPS Sz GOWNS MEDALS CHOIR ROBES TROPHIES BAND UNIFORMS FOR HEALTH DRINK MILK CARL BULTERYAHN DAIRY Producer of Pasteurized Milk - Vitex Vitamin-D Homogenized Milk Cream-Buttermilk-Chocolate Drink All of Our Products are Produced and Handled Under a Strict Laboratory Control Phone CArrick 1408 1614 Brownsville Road COMPLIMENTS or R. C. BARTON High Grade Secretarial Training Enrollment Limited to High School Graduates Who Rank in upper halt ot the Class SIX MONTH COURSE FOR COMMERCIAL STUDENTS TEN MONTH COURSE FOR ACADEMIC STUDENTS EFFECTIVE PLACEMENT SERVICE - FREE The Pinkerton School Professional Building - 429 Perm Ave. 'Jin' I 'RT'iR' Atlantic 0414 ' ' SUMMER SESSION IULY 1 TO SEPT. 1 Plans and Specifications Furnished Repair Work Attended to Prornptly R. H. LOETHER GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Phones CArrick 3130 51 2233 4146 Clairton Road, Brentwood, Pct. FALL TERM SEPTEMBER 9 lUOth ANNIVERSARY FOR BETTER BUSINESS TRAINING ENTER DUF F S-IRON CITY COLLEGE 424-26 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh ATluntic 4875-76 HEI1ElUIDEHS QHWHHTE VITALE'S DRUG STORE Dependable Prescription Service 2714 Brownsville Road Phone CArrick 1046 ALICIA A. KAUFMANN Notary Public Cor. Merritt Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Recd Estate and Insurance Delivery Service - Day or Night Mortgages CARRICK 4900 2719 .Brownsville Rd. Brentwood DINE and DANCE Gt COMPLIMENTS OF ALEX PASSARELLO'S BARBECUE Route 88. Near South Park NO LIQUOR SOLD HERE Special Rates ior Parties Phone Col. 9926 COMPLIMENTS OP BRENTWOOD MOTOR COACH CO. COMPLIMENTS THOMAS SANDWICH SHOP 707 Brownsville Road JOE HOEBLER CHEVROLET 822-824 Brownsville Road NEW MAGIC MARGIN ROYAL PORTABLES A Magic Gift for the pleasure and profit of every member of your family! 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INSURANCE ' 3631 Brownsville Road Phone: Ca. 1900 Brentwood E ALMA BEAUTY SHOP 3633 Brownsville Road Brentwood, Pa. CI-lrrick 0775 RICHARD'S BARBER SHOP 2635 Brownsville Road H, GOOD WORK IS OUR SUCCESS , Compliments of G. BENSON Xr SONS, INC 2901 Brownsville Road Grace lVlartin's ichool A School Discriminateu SECRETARIAL FOR YOUNG WOMEN 17th and 18th Floors - Keenan Building Pittsburgh, Pa. GRACE MARTIN CORNELIUS, PRINCIPAL Atlantic 6309 - 6310 Brentwood Electric Sales 8z Service Servicing all makes Ot appliances 2735 Brownsville Road We prepare young women . . . Cl-Xrrick 5188 Brentwood. Pa. YOUUQ' men. 100 . . . for expert and artistic skill in every phase ot Beauty Culture: and Wilfred graduates are IN DE- MAND by better beauty shops everywhere. , ENROLL DAY AND EVENING FRIEDMAN 5 i Now CLASSES DELICATESSEN i ,TT Home Of that Delicious Baked 1-lam ? -E ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE ' ' I' ld .,P' h I1-Glt.4815 211 Brownsville Rd. He 8908 5l0NwmKle Stmclgs urg mm NEWARK PHILADELPHIA IROOKLYN TOAST YOUR HEALTH DRINK RAW CARROT IUICE Rich in Vitamins cmd Minercxls RAW VEGETABLE JUICE Flowers for All Occasions Shoulderettes and Corsages KLElN'S FLOWER SHOPPE 2550 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 1101, Pcx. 1343 Perm Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone CArrick 3377 Telephone ATlantic 1935 WM. coIIIRIAHN at SONS co. 1912 Icxne Street S. S., Pittsburgh I-IOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK Compliments Brentwood 5c to 31.00 Store 2624 Brownsville Rd. at Maytide St. l 5 ci I0 - HOUSEWARES DRY GOODS and NOTIONS Get It At ABEL'S FRESH DRUGS - CUT PRICES Phone CI-Xrrick 1033 2632 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh, Por. BUSINESS TRAINING COLLEGE SECRETARIAL ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COURSES FULTON BUILDING PITTSBURGH ATLANTIC 2678 A truly magnificent home that will have to be seen to be appreciated. Styled in true English tradition, modern to the last minute in convenience and labor- saving accessories. It is constructed to conform with the most rigid require- ments and priced many, many dollars under the present market for homes of identical specifications. Drive to Brentwood today and visit the many attractive, sturdy Holt Model Homes that are open for inspection. They are priced from S4950 to S8500 and remember you can own a Holt home for as little as S500 down or build on your lot with No Down Payment. PITTSBURGH S LARGEST B TI-IE NATIONAL PRINTING COMPANY is pleased io present Ham fenuwm of 1940 DISTINCTIVE PUBLICATION PRINTING of SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES YEAR BOOKS - - - SCHOOL NEWSPAPERS WE ALSO SPECIALIZE IN GRADUATION NAME CARDS, DANCE INVITATIONS, DANCE PROGRAMS. INVITATIONS and ANNOUNCEMENTS Our Large Stock of Cuts Illustrating Every Phase of School Life Is Used To An Increasing Degree Every Year by Schools and Colleges. 100 BAUSMAN STREET, KNOXVILLE St. Clair Deposit Bank Building Pittsburgh. Pa. Telephone HEmlock 5335 THE U IVERSITY 0fF PITTSBURGH helps the boy that IS to become the boy he WANTS T0 BE. POR BULLETINS, ADDRESS THE REGISTRAR G. C. urphy Co. LYNWOOD GARAGE FORD SALES ci SERVICE 4129 Brownsville Road Brentwood, Pennsylvania Mt. ' Olwer CArrick 3011 221 Brownsville Road State Inspection - 31.00 M Mortgages Notary Public T. R. McMi1lin, Ph. G. 4108 Brownsville Road RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE We Deliver Phone: C1-Irrick 4901 SAITZ 8: BAUMAN Real Estate and Insurance 1213 Brownsville Road CArrick 3500 Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of ANK OF RENTWOOD GfFirst Choice fllwaysw R I E C K ' S Sealtest Dairy Products RIECK'S Sealtest Products Served in the High School Cafeteria ATlantic 7300 COLTERYAHN MOTOR CO. STUDEBAKER SALES and SERVICE Service and Parts For All Cars CArrick 0938 2510 Brownsville Established Over 20 Years R Phone HEmlock 3448 FRANK F. HEHMAN CUT FLOWERS Member of Floral Telegraph Association Greenhouse and Store: W' F. G. PERRY GUILD OPTICIAN QUALITY YOU WILL APPRECIATE SERVICE THAT SATISFIES 2033 Ienkins Arcade Pittsburgh, Pa Compliments of OLIVER C. PENN BRAKE SERVICE 3301-03 Clairton Boulevard Brentwood, Pittsburgh, Pa. 229 Bausmcm St. R CArrigk 0300 v-P-N can se-11 '5'xgz1:L U n, L 'W rn 1 O O O 2 D..,:p.m 5 - qt, CEB' ,Q- ava ww lg.-.fx I-. The oldest Pittsburgh Fire Insurance Company, Wholly controlled by - ' Pittsburgh interests. fitmingham . 'lite .gnuuzaznce gomjaany of 2-Vmnrytnnmn . .1-1 . . A . . PRUDENT g gg gggg g gg g gg COMPANY BALDWIN MANOR 72-':A1:, - 11 ' 5552355 ,,.,. , '3525EEEEEQEQEQEQEQEEEEEEE . 552- UW Of 50141171 Hills' Finest H omesites ', 535 Vggigf::gs.g:s:2: 773' -' Baldwin Manor offers every convenience of me C111 and '11 the c '1 of .... elf-in Country Estate-. Large lots range in price from S850 to 52.400 fwhich include all city ,, 'iff :iifrfiifli.1,1.1,-.:I:Ig1gi111-21112-, iif ff imPf0Veme110- 'arf' 'f15f1?Z5:5I315E5i5E51'..A - .. -31 5 1 25515 1 1 155555 New homes 57,100 up - FHA Financing 'A , 1410 PARK BLDG- 111' 32211 Col. 9984 MT. OLIVER BEVERAGE CO. Mcmufcxcturers of BARBECUE SANDWICHES Quality Ccrrbonctted Beverages TY YE OLDE TAVERN OUR SPECIAL One Mile from Cloverleaf PALE DRY GINGER ALE N . 3 617 Margaret Street Mt. Ohver, Pa. 0111 Home 51 V Everglade 6242 y 1 HOME AND STORE DELIVERY i Prop. Rory McE1hen THE CABBICK BAN Q PITTSBURGH, PA. OFFICERS joseph P. Lewis, President George L. Gearing, Vice-President Harry J. Vetter, Cashier Harold M. Collins, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS C. H. Bracken, Chairman A. J. Monschein George L. Gearing Charles Seger Fred W. Jones Harry J. Vetter Edwin C. Koontz Henry Wachter Joseph P. Lewis Joseph MCG. Werner MEMBER of the FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP
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