Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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tfwst ROBERT C. SCHUETZ BARS Monogram Club, Dramatic Club, Football, Basketball M a n a g e r , lay Ninety Revue. An experienced man of the world. Ask him! His black curly hair is the envy of the girls and his line the envy ot the boys. NORMAN I. SCHUSTER FOOTS Football, Track. More people look up to Foots than any other person in school, for our champion blushing senior stands well over' six feet and is the tallest of our class. ' 4 . . m C THELMA SCOT HSCOTTIEU Taylor Allderdice 1, Girl Re- serves, Latin Club, Intramurals, G. A. L., Library Assistant, An- them. To be a woman in white is her ambition, and her patients will have no complaints, A tine Latin student, Thelma can al- ways be found helping others. ROBERT H. SEAMAN BOB Boys' Hi-Y, Chess Club, Music Club, Band, Orchestra. Bob's ability to play the trum- pet has placed him among Brent- wood High's best musicians. Noted for his expressionless face. We wonder what he is thinking. WESLEY I. SIEMON WEFFEL Minaret, Track Club, Track. Wesley combines his interests in sports with journalism. A good track man who can write vividly and well. 27 lj! . SENIORS 1-M! M P if . 912 Sw-Wt ROY N. SINKOVITZ SINKY Monogram Club, Football, Track Manager, Traffic Squad, Stage Crew. A stage crew enthusiast, a sportsman, a champion at making friends - we couldn't ask for more. ,u K i 1... 'vfwkt . 4, ' ' , 4 . . f . ESTELLE E. SOSSONG BETTY Mt. Oliver 1-2, Anthem, Forum, Girls' Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Girls' Chorus. An altruistic personality has this sweet and charming girl. Her report card denotes her in- tense determination tor A's. WILLIAM SMITH ' 'SMITTY Mt. Oliver l-2, Forum, Dramatic Club, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Cho- rus, Football, Well-versed in the science of aviation and likewise in the art of teasing the fair sex. A friend to all. IOHN W. SNEE SNEEZY Anthem, Boys' Hi-Y, Monogram Club, Basketball, Football. 55 in football-U in deer-hunting is Iohn's spectacular record, Iohn feels at home in the swimming pool, on the basketball court or on the gridiron. BERNADETTE M. SNYDER BERNIE Prospect Iunior l, South Hills 2, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club. Bernadette will make a fine stenographer, she really enjoys typing and letter-writing. When- ever you meet Bernie, she greets you with a smile, OF 1942

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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

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SENIORS CATHERINE R. STEPHANO KAY Mt. Oliver l-2. Catherine is a sincere girl. She has unusual ambition cmd knows what she wants. With her genial disposition and her pleasant smile, she will make a success of whatever she attempts. DOROTHY R. STOLTE D Commercial Club, Pep- - at Girl Reserves. Dorothy's determination sures one that she will be ccass in the business world. e im has been to get out sc ol and get a job. ,x AMANDA A. STONE MANDY Mt. Oliver 1-2. Amanda is truly interested in all phases of sports, not only as a spectator, but as an active participant. V Her dependability and' sincerity are vouched for by her friends. MARGARET C. SUIANSKY ' 'MARGIE Dramatic Club, G. A. L., Intra- murals. A leader in sports, Margie ap- plies herself with energy to what- ever is before her. A bit of Q chatterbox, but lively company. SARAH H. SURAB SPEEDY Dramatic Club, Pep - O - Crats, Commercial Club, Girls' Chorus, Intramurals. Talkative and capable, Sara loves office work. Would lik to be Alice's first assistant. THE ANTHEM L- GRACE A. TARKER SPEED Mt. Oliver 1-2, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Girls' Chorus. Grace's immaculate and attrac- tive appearance emphasizes her ,pleasant manner and her effi- ciency. Writing to the army and collecting snapshots interest Grace. She can cook, tool WARREN K. TAYLOR WARREN Forum, Boys' Hi-Y, Band, Foot- ball, Basketball, Spring Fever. A dependable boy who has his heart in Forum and Hi-Y. Appre- ciates a good game of football. An enthusiastic worker in stu- dies, too. HARRY W. THEIS IOCKEY Mt. Oliver 1-2, Anthem Editor. The whip-lash that drives the Anthem staff to its utmost-that's Harry. A happy worker whose ambition will take him far in engineeringvl ONAL I. THOMAS ' 'DON cm siness Manager, Boys' - , d, Orchestra, Music lub, oys' Chorus, Mixed Cho- rus rack, Cross Country, Mim- graph Squad. Our super-efficient advertising manager. He's tops on the trombone. His parties are the best. DOROTHY L. TILTON DOT Cambridge, Ohio, l-2, Anthem, Girl Reserves, G. A. L., Intra- murals, Library Assistant. A sparkling eye and a sweet smile catch your attentiong a pleasant and interesting voice holds it. 28