Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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313 is where the chemistry experiments occur-those infrequent but memorable break-downs in the sound track-Mr. Ayers will some day find time to put that desk in order. Our newest addition, Miss Kim brings typing with rhythmfStamp sales and Girl Reserves for good measure .... Nothing short of perfection describes Miss Bender-her shorthand and transcription classes could go on all day . . . A severe threat to the dese and dose guys is Mr. Potter-eSenior Class is his protege-Macbeth and German-welll . . . Miss Pistorius's penmanship is beyond compare'-math problems become easy as A. B. C .... Parlez-Vous francais?eC'est la belle Mlle. Campbellufbowling is her hobby . . . Study' halls and senior class plays cause Miss Rothrock many headacheseEnglish is her very own . . . Knit one purl tWofMiss Evans combines the geography of today with Iunior Red Cross-We learned about stupe wringers from her . . . We'll never forget, with Mr. Evans around, what it costs for a rug 2 X 4 x 6 with a half inch of fringe-taught us to identify, exterminate and dissect animals . . . Assembly speaker who keeps you listening-history is just another story to Mr. Costolo-when boys are running, you'll find the coach not far behind . . . Deco- rator de luxwcatch that footballfcoaching and industrial arts keep Mr. Kuhn busy . . . For classes that are interesting and history tests that are the thing- Miss Brednich, your guide in choosing your vocation . . . Stamps and bonds far over our goal-Forum problems that are solved-a study guide to be consulted when Miss Moore announces one of those history quizzes . . . Seven one's are her specialty-Miss Purbaugh inspires her classes to share her love for good reading . . . Miss Reno--nurse who enjoys refereeing basketball-home nur- sing classes help keep a Wartime generation fit . . . Anthem-Page 9

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lf it's facts or figures, don't argue with Mrs. Coonsg theres only one right answer- algebra, geometry, trig--MINARET is her pet. With her sympathetic manner Miss Chamberlin Cnot to be confused with the Prime Ministerl makes geography understandable . . . Miss Wilsoneperfect study halls-Library is her domainialways ready With the correct information. . . . Miss Doranffenergy to burnftyping is her key to success .... Cicero, Caesar, le pauvre Hemi A-what notorious characters haunt 3U8Msee Mr. Divens for l-li-Y and ANTI-IEM advice .... Wedding bells replaced school bells for Mrs. Keefe during that oh-so-short Christmas Vacationea brief respite from 8-3's .... What pride Mrs. Koerber takes in the voices of the chorus--Iunior High take note .... Mr. Dif'fendafer's P. O. Dfers and early morning visitors took a back seat when Coach copped Section 8 basketball titlef-vis everyone happy? . . . One, two, three, BEND fsome girls are secretly grateful to Miss Cryder-gym classes, Health and assemblies .... Where there's Mr. Mcllroy l Skip D, there's music-band, orchestra and those assembly announcements. . . Miss Krebs- posters, stage props and art classes-strange how big jobs are taken by tiny lasses .... Mr. Crevar for Wednesday night classes Where men are men-air cadets have it easy-football is his game .... Public Speaking is our favorite classfplay casts will remember Miss Bracken .... Miss Mason-mixing batter and straightening hems both go with Home Ec.-Tri-Hi-Y .... Miss Harriseit's a pleasure to sing under such direction---''SWeetheart, sWeetheart . . . . Anthem-Page 10