Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Q 4 X X Z Alberter, Mary lane Albright, Dorcas Beckman, Alberl Blum, Rober' Brawdy, Marion Brown, Roy Connor, Harriet Davis, Harold Arnoni, lean Bock, Robert Butler, Richard De Anqelis, Zelinda Anthem-Page l7 Bazley, Robert Beard, Belly Bolion, Eileen Born, Alice Cappelli, Louise Coleman, Doris Decker, Mildred Demme, Ruth

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Tall, gracious lane Alberter came to B. H. S. in her lunior yearAUshers' Club president, character actress and friend extraordinary . . . An impressive list ot activities tol- lows Dorcas Albright's name, not the least of which is her fine portrayal ot Abby Brewsterg her blood-curdling scream will long haunt the halls ot B. H. S .... lean Arnoni likes her music either from the radio or the dance floor. Her am- bition is to become a singer with an orchestra . . . Initia- tive, spirit and athletic ability make Bob Bazley's popularity. Or, girls, could it be his wavy hair and broad shoulders? . . . Betty Beard's appetite for four years of Latin is amazing. Has the distinctive hobby oi collecting the medals of a cer- tain sharpshooter. Supplying the Senior Class with clothes seems to be the hobby of Porky Beckman, the boy with the postprand- ial look. Loves to play Boogie Woogie music on the piano. . . . Bob Blum's whole life is centered around the army these days. loined the army twenty-tive years to the day after his iather's induction . . . The Superman of B. H. S., handsome Bob Bock is good company and an all around athlete. Oh yes, he also has a way with the women . . . Eileen Bolton's pleasant smile has done wonders for her with the Army Air Corps. Her welcome to the newcomers of B. H. S. is oqually winning . . . incessant talking and an active imagination combine to make Alice Born an interesting public speaker. Her earnest determination will help her achieve her goal in lite. 512 1035 Ul7,1lEl Dynamic is the word tor MINARET Editor Marion Braw- dyfin her journalism, her class work and her jitterbug- ging . . . Tall, dark and handsome Roy Brown has an en- thusiasm tor the Navy, closely followed by a recent appree ciation for the art ot dancing . . . Our social gadabout, Dick Butler will be remembered for a blond mop, a compelling laugh, movies that break clown and a sinister Boris Karloff. . . . Two main interests in school characterize Louise Cape pelli-commercial work and participation in all sports . . . Where do l go next period? asks Doris Coleman. Often sings ltalian Songs in gym classes. Harriet Connor's pleasant smile and efficient manner should cheer many a patient when she has completed that nursing course she plans to take after graduation. . . ANTHEM Editor and capitalist, Harold Davis, the Brain:' of the Senior Class, will never admit defeat . . . A neat, conservative dresser, Zelinda DeAngelis is a sincere girl. Has made a place for herself with her classmates . . . Millie Decker's sense ot humor works like a magnet. She always attracts a crowd with her antics . . . Ruth Demme, etiicient President of the Tri4Hi-Y, and one of the leads of the Senior play, is an outstanding Senior. Her untiring school spirit and hearty laughter will long be remembered. Anthem-Page l6

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Deutsch, George Dewald, William Dornburg, Robert Ebersberger, Claire Fischbach, Harry Fischer, Peter Fuchs, Vivian Funk, Helen Dewalt, George Engel, lames Fogarty, Lois Gilmore, lune Anthem-Page 18 Dewalt, Patricia Doherty, Betty I. Falkenstein, lean Farrell, Tony Fox, Owen Frey, Audrey Gould, David Gould, Elaine 3