Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Personality plus brains, leadership and reliabil ity! Here they are, Phyllis, Bill, Dot, War- ren, Dreama, Iordan, Mary Coletta and Don. Mary Coletta Rodgers Dreama Bottoms Dorothy Fairiield Phyllis Dininger Warren Taylor William Henkel Donald Thomas Iordan Ustabashieit 15 SENIOR AWARDS For Distinguished Service . 'l' he Senior Award System was established by the Student Forum recog- nizing those students who have contributed outstanding service to the high school. Any student who in his Iunior and Senior years has earned one hundred points, based on activities and scholarship, is eligible tor an award. This year the awards tell to an excellent group ot seniors. -Capable editor of the Minarei, secretary of the Senior Class and an out- standing member ot four clubs. -Dependable secretary ot the Forum, literary editor ot the Anthem par excellence, feminine lead in the Senior Class Play. -Winsome drum major, pianist for the orchestra and a member ot the Anthem statt. -Earnest participant in all of the musical organizations, member ot the Anthem statt and a drum major. -President ot Boys' Hi-Y, officer ot the Student Forum and male lead in the Senior Class Play. -President ot the Student Forum, active member of several clubs and a serious athlete. --Etlicient and capable student conductor ot the school orchestra, business manager of the Anthem and a member ot the Mixed Chorus. -Active manager ot the stage crew, member ot the mimeograph squad and black-taced comedian in the Senior Class Play. OF 1942

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SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES L Q5 XXXL We End Our Course After four years of hard Work and fun, here We are at the end of our high school voyage. We have received much enjoyment and profit from our school days at Brentwood. Last autumn We organized, electing Elmer McClure President for the fourth year to lead our many activities: the class party at the home of Don Thomasg the class play, SEVENTEEN, enjoyable proof of the dramatic talent in our classg the junior-Senior prom at the South Hills Country Club CO happy nightllg and our class picnic at South Park. On March sixth, many Senior boys transferred to Defense School, They were graduated with the rest of the Senior Class. Finally, We came to the big moment-Commencement. ln our audi- torium for the last time as Seniors, We joined in singing our Alma Mater, before leaving to help our country in its struggle for democracy and freedom. THE ANTHEM President Elmer McClure Vice-Presidrent Alan Carnes Secretary Mary Coletta Rod Treasurer Harry Theis HIGH-LIGHTS Election September 3 Party December 13 Play April IU Prom May l5 Picnic May 20 Commencement june l gers 14

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SENIORS DORIS MAE ACKER SPU'I'Z Anthem, Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Music Club, Girls' Hi-Y, Band, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Cho- rus. The duchess of the dance floor. To a fun-loving disposition add enough temper for spice and you have Doris. IEAN E. BEARD WI-IISKERSH Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Music Club, Band. Soft spoken words, a gentle laugh and the ability to get along with people make lean the charming girl that she is. These qualities promise a c-M I l ' ' . .. cessu career in nursing Ja, M J 93 ' i EDWARD F. BELL EDDIE Cambridge High l, Minaret, Mimeograph Squad, Cross Coun- try, Track, Track Club, Tennis. Business Manager Ed keeps the wolf from the Minaret's door. Swift-moving in track and in the Mimeograph Room. A mighty fine young man. RUTH C. BENNE RUTH Mt. Oliver 1-, shers' Club, Girl Reser es Dr atic Club Lucky be e patients that receive . se Bennett's care. An attract nd gay brunette, she makes '. perfect compan- iow Her hobby: chewing gum. 0 ELSIE BOSSOLA PEANU'1'S Forum, G. A. L., Girls' Intra- murals. The Kate Smith of Brentwood, Elsie possesses a jovial disposi- tion and good common sense which make her a real friend. She participates in all sports and gymnastics with enthusiasm. THE ANTHEM DREAMA EILEEN BOTTOMS . .DEB . . Malvern Girls' College, England, 1, Student Forum, Anthem, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Girls' Cho- rus, Spring Fever, Ping-pong champion, Merit Parade. With the lovliness of English lavender, this winsome lass of exquisite charm endears herself to everyone. s' IUNE E. BRADSTOCK 'PUD Wvwffgzz., Carrick l, Anthem, orurn, Dramatic Club, Pep - O - Crats, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Senior Choir. Miss Personality-Plus --- That's Pudgel Super circulation man- ager, her versatility is amazing: she skates, sews and dances, and of course, does all well. l W! LAINE BRAWDY ELAINE South Hills 1, Mt. Oliver Z, Anthem. California became sunnier for a time this winter when Elaine went west. A regular girl with a host of friends, both girls and fellows. BERNICE R. BHONDER SPEED Mt. Oliver I-2. A few more Bernices please! Sincere and dependable, her charrris have been experienced by many, Her key to success lies in promptness. WALTER E. BRUBACH WALT Mt. Oliver 1-2, Student Hand- book. Room ZDI is bad news to Walt, who has troubles in P. O. D. By way of compensation is his gift of having no trouble with the girls. 16