Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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TH E UNDERCLASSMEN . Jin, Jfnlzhem TO THE FUTURE LEADERS OF BRENTWOOD HIGH

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SENIORS DONALD WILL DON Mt. Oliver 1-2. A quiet chap in school, and one who tinkers with automobiles. He is always ready for a ride down south in his car. He favors wrestling. rom: F. win. IAcK Anthem, Forum, Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Football, Hall Squad. A conscientious worker who likes to tangle with a good book -even Latin. Nevertheless, he's mischievous and full oi pranks. MARIE V. WISE SIS Overbrook l, Carrick 2, Pep-O- Crats, Volleyball. A friendly girl with a cheerful disposition who is witty and humorous. An excellent dancer with many outside interests. You're sure of a good time in her company. ARCON5 EARL C. DAVIES ARCH Mt. Oliver l-2, Carefree and happy, Earl finds school a good pastime. Likes to travel, especially South. Maybe Uncle Sam will give him enough travel in the Air Corps. THE ANTHEM LEFT for the ARMED FORCES ttf DOROTHY M. WOOD DOT Knoxville 1-2, South Hills 3, Commercial Club. Dot's stay in Brentwood has been too short. We are only really beginning to appreciate her animated spirit. Her dignity almost fooled us! CHARLES W. YOUNGINGER ' ' CHUCK' ' Golf. . His heart belongs to his rod and gun, He is an ardent hunter and craftsman who always has a helping hand for others. RALPH ZAHNISER SHORTY Minaret Editor, Forum, Boys' Hi-Y, Football, Track, Basketball, Volleyball, Hall Squad. Slave-driving editor whose car' toons have given us many a laugh. Has developed great physical stamina from driving his car. Stars in basketball. NAVY EDWARD VANDEGRIFT DUKE George Washington 1, New Castle 2, Anthem. Where there's a party you'll find the Duke. The likeable playboy with infinite extra-cur- ricular energy. lust one girl in every port? 30

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JUNIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES They Approach The Harbor The organization meeting ot the Iunior Class was held October tirst. Ai this meetingg the class, sponsored by Miss Brednich, elected officers and for- mulated plans for the school year. These plans included a picnic, and a party in the form of a box social, After several postponements, however, the party resulted in a barn dancejgiven by a small group ot the class. This year, as in the past, the, Iunior and Senior Classes are again co-op- erating to make the lunior-Senior Prom the event it has always been. The Iuniors also collaborated with the Sophomores in presenting One Wild Night. This Iunior Class has done much toward promoting unity and co-opera- tion in Senior High School activities, THE ANTHEM President William Melvin Vice-President Owen Fox Secretary Lois Fogarty Treasurer Robert- Blum HIGH-LTGHTS Election October 1 Activities Play Ianuary 30 Bam Dance April ll Prom May 15 32