Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Green, Lois Grossman, Carl Hartman, Foster Hawthorne, Eugene Hesse, lane Huqqler, Arthur Karl, Betty Kehr, Blanche Haqeter, Mae Hawthorne, l.ois lames, loy Klinzina, Lorraine Anthem-Page 21 Haislip, lames Harnpe, Walter Hays, Paul Heclcnian, lack lordan, Emily Kamp, Howard Kohler, Rita Mae Kubiak, Dorothy

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- s N fo UQ' Vx A sweet disposition, long blonde tresses and blue eyes eno wonder Lois Green sold so much ANTHEM advertis- ing. Triple Trio, Tri-Hi-Y and the MINARET helped keep her busy . . . Fritz Grossman, football player and man about school, hopes his Defense School training will help him succeed in the Navy . . . Although Mae Hageter came to Brentwood only in her Senior year, she has made a place for herself in our affections. If she realizes her ambition, she will someday be a nurse . . . A good-humored lad, Flash Haislip took an active part in sports until he and his gang joined the Army . . . Our debonair man in the Air Corps, Walter Hampe has an interesting collection of pipes-a good-natured fellow whose motto was Everything is on the house. A born athlete, Pos Hartman is known for his Atlas demonstrations. Always easy-going and never in a hurry. . . . Bud Hawthorn is a willing worker who finds there is nothing like a good old baseball game when it comes time to relax . . . Shortie Hawthornes nickname belies her stature, but she has to look up to that boy, in the Army. Her skill on the accordian and her congenial nature make her good company . . . Paul Hays joined the Defense School Trainees, perhaps to learn how to keep that jalopy perco- lating . . . Being a conscientious worker and very ambitious, Hector Heckman is an ideal student. The Pre-med course at Pitt occupies his time now. E IUHS UP,-4121 As argumentative as a inagpie, lane Hesse keeps the Commercial Club, PepAO-Crats and Ushers' Club in a con- stant dither, but her friends all like it . . . Artie Huggler's laughing eyes and love of fun have made him Penn States gain and Brentwood's loss . . . Tall, blonde joy Iames is friendly to all. She is interested in sports, movies and talking . . . Competent Emily Ann lordan has firm ambi- tions of becoming an interior decorator. Her leisure mo- ments are devoted to Girl Reserves . . . Known by all on the basketball floor, Ike Kamp spent much of his spare time building model airplanes before joining the Army. Clothing rationing will hold no fears for Betty Karl. She not only knows the inner workings of a typewriter, but she can sew a fine seam . . . A busy life agrees with Blanche Kehrg being Treasurer of the Girl Reserves, partici- pant and promoter in Girls' lntra-Murals and a member of the Choruses still gives her time to gain business experi- ence . . . When Miss Wunderlich left, Sis Klinzing kept the shorthand class progressingetops in the Commercial Department, outstanding ANTHEM Circulation Managere what a secretary she will make for some busy executive . . When smiling Rita Mae Kohler isn't busy learning how to be an efficient secretary, you'l1 probably find her listening to the Hit Parade or writing letters . . . Her major interest, commercial subjects, does not prevent Dot Kubiak from tak- ing an interest in her many friends and in her amusing nieces and nephews. Ask her about them sometime. Anthem-Page 2U

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X Leuvenqood, Robert Leister, Robert Mathews, Ruth McBride, Virqinicr McGuirk, Richard Mclntosh, Sorcx Icme Menne, Mildred Mesinq, Iohn Leitholt, Florence McGouqh, Hilbert McKean, Huey Milto, Edith Anthem-Page Lumi, Dorothy Mole, Betty McGovern, Marjorie McGroel, Lawrence McWilliams, Doris Melvin, William Mock, George Moler, Robert