Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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.,,,Q..J6i,r SIK,Jt MARY E. OLLIS OLLIE Baldwin 1, Anthem, Girls' Hi- Y, Dramatic Club, Music Club, Band, Orchestra. Born to tease was this miss. Nary a day passes without one amusing incident in which she is involved. Detests the appella- tion, Mary Elizabeth. FRANKLIN G. OSTERMAN OS Commercial Club, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Senior Choir. Blond, and sings a mellow tenor. Frank spends his time in and out of trouble. is BETTY L. PARFITT PARP Langley 1, Anthem, Editor, Girls' Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Ushers' Club, Girls' Cho- rus, Senior Choir. Has all the versatile character- istics which classify her as one of our outstanding seniors. A refreshing miss, she combines sincerity with a sense of humor, MARGARET PAVLUSKA MARS Girl Reserves, Commercial Club. There's no need to look up that word when Marg is around. Ask her how to spell itl A good companion to all, for her inter- ests range from art to skiing. DORIS MAE PEITZ DO Mt. Oliver l-Z, Commercial Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Cho- Liiis, Senior Choir, Girls' Ensem- S. An effervescent, efficient miss, whose bubbling enthusiasm will make her presence welcome in any office. A pleasing voice makes her desirable in choral groups. 25 SENIORS HOWARD M. PUSATERI PUSSY McDonald 1-2, Anthem, Traffic Squad, Chorus. Always arguing with the teach- ers just for the fun of it. Finds it very hard to laugh at jokes except the ones which he tells. OLGA RADOSEVICH OLGA Olga is the girl with the pretty eyes. Her interests lie mainly outside of school, but we all know she is an exceptional danc- er, and finds time to sing. MARY E. RAYMOND RAY Mt. Oliver I-2. I Always reading whether it be in a study hall or during a class. Mary is interested in fashion and can often be found carrying a pattern book. DOROTHY l. ROBBINS DOTTIE Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. L., Art Metal Club, Pep-O- Crats, Girls' Chorus, Intramurals, Cheerleader. Dottie shines in every sport, and is a first class cheerleader. How the boys yell when she leads those cheers! MARY COLETTA RODGERS MAY Minaret Editor, Forum, Latin Club, Science Club, Dramatic Club, Girls' Hi-Y, Girl Reserves, Ushers' Club, Pep-O-Crats, Girls' Chorus, Spring Fever, Assem- bly Chairman, fMerit Parade, Pcgst-Gazette School Page Report- er . An outstanding leader, student and friend. OF 1942

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SENIORS WALLACE E. MCCOY CORKY Minaret, Boys' Hi-Y, Cross Country, Stage Crew, Track, Track Club. A pal to everyone - that's Corky, Equally at home on the track with his flying feet or in Trig class with his keen mind. IEAN C. MCGINLEY IEANNIE Mt. Oliver 1-2, Ushers' Club, Pep-O-Crats. A dream is Ieannie with the light brown hair. Easy does it seems to be her motto, for she's never rushed or in a hurry. MARGARET I. McNIl-'F GIF-'FY Taylor Allderdice 1-2, Ushers' Club, Girl Reserves. A Miss Ginger Rogers, whose talented feet cannot remain still when the music begins. Prefers jitterbugging, but no doubt she can do a mean boogie woogie. 'ref HOWARD S. MICHEL MIKE Mt. Oliver 1-2, Anthem. Many sparks of energy emerge from Mike when he's interested in his work. His '31 Ford is expected to carry him to and from aviation school when he leaves Brentwood. CHARLES A. MILLER CHUCK Mt. Oliver 1-2. ' One of the few boys in the senior shorthand class. A good typist who likes working but only in school. Finds enjoyment in being neat and well-dressed. THE ANTHEM IOHN P. MILLER IACK Crescent City, Florida, 3, An- them, Traffic Squad. That will be 5 ninth periods plus the other l3ll A d namic personality, Iack has made an all-star record of being late. No doubt the blame falls on that familiar '38 Ford. IAMES W. MOORE HM Mt. Oliver 1-2, Band, Orchestra. Fine manners are not for sale. They are attained only by sin- cere thoughtfulness, as exempli- fied by Iim. In Band and Or- chestra, he is that fair-haired chap playing the clarinet. LAVERNE N. MOTTMAN Venn St. Wende1in's l-2, Girl Re- SSYVGS. Ushers' Club. .Laverne's numerous and attrac- tive hair styles continually amaze her friends. Her exuberant en- SYQY often leads her to partici- Pate in many executive confer- ences. mm. B. MURRAY wr-u'rr:Y Schenley 1, Anthem, Football. Enjoys driving wirh That Girl from Bethany. Go qgross the streetl from the school and he Will give you super service. MARY E. NASH MARY Carrick 1-3, Anthem, Girl Re- serves, G. A. L. Any jokes today? This is Mary and her everlasting sense of humor. She has made friends quickly with her agreeable ways and varied interests. 24

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SENIORS MERCEDES V. RODGERS VICKY Anthem, Girls' Hi-Y, Girl Re- serves, Dramatic Club, Pep-O- Crats. Beside spending her spare time dancing, skating, and collecting perfume bottles, Mercedes helps Sis with her Minaret work. Her neat appearance betokens a charming personality. ALBERTA ROSS ABBEY Mt. Mercy, l-2, Anthem, Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club. With her sweet, melodious voice, Alberta holds audiences spellbound when she gives one of her recitations. French must be her favorite subject for she and Louise are always studying it I. LOUISE ROTE LO Dramatic Club, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Black hair, blue eyes and a quick wit mark the typical Irish coleen. Is it because Chemistry is her best-liked subject that she spends so much time in lab? Cherchez l'homme. BETTY IEAN RUFF B.I. Ushers' Club, Pep-O-Crats. Although tiny, she takes top honors on the dance iloor for her graceful movements. Seeing her without Lois Franz is like seeing an elephant ily. I 0THY . USH REDS Overbrook 1, Carrick 1-2, An- them, Senior Choir, Girls' En- semble, Mixed Chorus. A swaggering, confident walk characterizes Dorothy. Everyone wonders what makes that suit- case Kpurse to her! so heavy. A costume designer oi no mean achievement, THE ANTHEM MAHY M. SCANLON BUTCH Anthem, Girls' Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Girls' Chorus, Ping-Pong Champion, Spring Fever. A most carefree girl, conspicu- ous for her strawberry-blond hair, laughing blue eyes, and freckles which embarrass her. Her gene iality conceals a real executive talent. N54-ltatllu LEE C. SCHAEFER SCI-IAF Anthem, Minaret, Traffic Squad. A little guy with a big ca- pacity lor mischief. He divides his time between his tratiic post and the Minaret room not ignor- ing the blondes and brunettes. WILLIAM C. SCHAUB BILL Minaret, Camera Club, Music Club, Band, Sound Squad, Trat- tic Squad, Stage Crew, Boom! Who can forget the explosion that worried us all tor Bill, Chemist and radio expert, Bill enjoys a fast game of hockey. ROSE MARIE SCHMETZER ROSE Mt, Oliver l-2, Anthem, Com- mercial Club, Girl Reserves. Rosemarie's quiet manner be- lies a vivacious charm known to all her close friends. Takes life evenly and never loses her temper, IRMGARD SCHNEIDER I.S. Anthem, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Ushers' Club, Girls' Chorus. A widely traveled girl who can tell us many stories and exper- iences trom abroad. Her favorite pastimes are horseback riding and music. 26