Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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BERTHA A. ENDERLIN ' 'BERT Carrick l-2, Anthem, Girl Re- serves, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Girls' Chorus, Spring Fever. Bertha has the very unusual hobby of collecting menus from various restaurants. She is equal- ly outstanding as a scholar and friend. WANDA D. ERBE WENDY Mt. Oliver l-2, Anthem, G. A. L. Wanda is Mr. Midgley's pal and Miss Cryder's assistant. When she can eat her lunch, we often wonder for invariably she is tound refereeing at lunch time. BETTY L. ETZEL BETTY Anthem, Latin Club, Girl Re- serves, G. A. L., Girls' Chorus, Intramurals. Petite and sweet, Betty is famous for her infectious giggle, A swift basketball player and keen Latinist, she tries so very hard not to talk in study class. DOROTHY E. FAIRFIELD DOT Minaret, Forum, Anthem, Latin Club, G. A. L., Dramatic Club, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Senior Choir, Drum Majorette, Spring Fever, Ping-pong champion. Scintillating personality en- hanced by striking appearance, golden locks, and mischievous blue eyes. I FERN FERGUSON LITTLE DEVIL Schenley l-2, Anthem, Ushers' Club. Although Fern's a good worker and an enthusiastic student, she's still true to the Navy! ln her odd moments she crochets and looks for a good time. 19 J SENIORS WILLIAM I-I. FINN MICKEY Mt. Oliver l-2, Basketball. During school hours it appears that Mickey is conserving his energy for victory on the basket- ball floor. His points have brought more than one triumph Brentwood's way. FRANK W. FISHER BUD Commercial Club, Tennis. Bud is a tennis expert who relishes beating his brothers. Next to tennis, he enjoys keeping and breeding tropical fish. Poor lit- tle guppyl .f j i .ff 1 . FRANCES R. FORNOF SPIKE Allegheny l-3. A girl with a pleasant per- sonality, a fine class leader who is interested in sports and avia- tion. One who is likely to suc- ceed. DORIS MAE FOX DORIS Forum, Dramatic Club, Girl Re- serves. A A loquacious miss about school, Miss Brednich's favorite sparring partner. Her disarming smile makes her a must to every- one's collection of friends. LOIS M. FRANZ LOIE lntramurals, G. A. L., Ushers' Club. Vivacious always, whether on the dance floor or on the basket- ball court, Lois has an attractive brightness which catches the eyes. Her ingenuous manner sur- rounds her with many friends. OF 1942

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SENIORS VIVIAN M. COURTNEY VIV Mt. Oliver l-2, Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Ushers' Club. Attractiveness, poise, and co- operativeness are characteristic of Vivian. She enjoys bowling cmd jitterbugging. Her amiable dis- position assures her future suc- CSSS. WILLIAM S. DAVIDSON BILL Commercial Club, Mimeograph Squad. Called Frenchy by his inti- mate friends. His bright jazz-bow ties are now replaced by the black ones of a theater usher. To build a sail-boat is his life's ambition. MELVN M. DERBAUM ' 'MAL Dormont l-2, Dramatic Club, Commercial Club. As a lawyer Mal ought to suc- ceed. He can argue his point convincingly against any odds. Ask him about falling for a cer- tain teacher at Elroy, RALMOND S. DE VATY RAY Knoxville l-Z, South Hills 3,- Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. A tall, friendly chap who knows all the answers, especially in English class, A thoughtful friend, keeps his buddies awake by shooting them with rubber bands. ROBERT K. DEWALT SPOT Basketball, Golf, Track. A sleepy-eyed individual he appears in the classroom, but on the basketball floor he makes us blink twice. ls often seen with an attractive brunette. THE ANTHEM PHYLLIS L. DININGER PI-IYL Anthem, Girls' Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Ushers' Club, Music Club, Latin Club, Band, Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Drum Majorette. Another highly - accomplished student, whose genteel manner betokens refinement, whose sup- ple form on the dance tloor elicits applause. BERNADINE M. DQJNA3 1'BERNIE A n t h e m, G. A. L., Dramatic Club, Cheerleader. Bernadine has a quiet charm, appropriate to her character. An efficient typist, she is not the one to do little and talk more . . . nay, it is the other way around. IOHIN DORNICK IOHNNY Mt. Oliver 1-Z. Being able to resist anything but temptation, Iohn is often A.W.O.L. However, even though he possesses a pet aversion for school, he has collected numerous triends. MILDRED I. DREWES MITZI Mt. Oliver 1-2, Commercial Club. Mildred is a true athlete. She spends her spare time collecting autographs and pictures, dancing and playing ping-pong. HAROLD W. EHMER HAROLD Mt. Oliver l-2, Music Club, Band, Orchestra. A faithful trumpeter of both Band and Orchestra, Efficient, he carries lunch to third-period study, so that he can dash quickly to the lunchroom, wasting no time. 18 fo , ,, l4

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SENIORS LLOYD G. FREED I.LOYDIE Monogram Club, Football, Dra- matic Club, Boys' Hi-Y, Tennis. A man's man is Lloyd with his fondness for the outdoors. Foot- ball and hunting make autumn his tavorite season. Tall and handsome, he makes many a maiden's heart flutter. LEONARD FROELICH LEN Mt. Oliver I-2. Leonard is easily distinguished by his black cap. See him for more details about it. Loves to tinker about automobiles and knows more about them than most mechanics. Q O EDWARD FUCHS TED Mt, Oliver 1-2. Ted takes a deep interest in aviation and wants to make it his career. Model airplanes started him and now he can't stop. When he's not working on airplanes, he's drawing. DUANE E. GARDNER SI'IOR'I'Y' ' Cambridge, Ohio, l, Traffic Squad. The nickname is certainly a misnomer tor this young giant with his carrot top. His b0X1r19 enthusiasm will help him phys- ically ior his future steel work. DANIEL I. GAROFALO DAN Mt. Oliver 1-2. ln spite of his lack ol height, Dan manages to be a very suc- cessful automobile m e c h a n i c, which occupation he pursues alter school. His fondness tor eating surpasses his love of working. THE ANTHEM DOROTHY S. GEHRING DOTTY Mt, Oliver l-2, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Cho- rus, Mixed Chorus. This young lady is interested in a career ol music. It is her cherubic face and never-to-fail smile with which we are most familiar. MARCELLA R. GIBBS SALLY Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Pep-O-Crats, A breezy girl who is interested in aviation and music. She en- joys playing the piano and ilying through the air with the greatest of ease. BETTE I. GRADY BETS Washington High 1-2, Drum Majorette. Breathlessly we watch her as she throws her baton in the air, but we know she will always catch it. Although her voice is soft, she has an active brain full of ideas. MARY ESTI-II-IR GREEN MARY Carrick l-3, Minaret, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Girls' Cho- rus, Mixed Chorus, Girls' En- semble, A lively girl, always ready to try anything. When she isn't singing, you'll find her snooping for news. RICHARD C. GRIMM DICK Mt. Oliver 1-2, Anthem, Cross Country. His reserved manner and hush- ed speech tones create mystery as to his thoughts. To his skill in photography we owe the in- troduction and success oi the candid snapshots in our yearbook. 20