Brentwood High School - Anthem Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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qv nil. With a keen interest in everything about her, Ruth Montgomery's varied activities include art, Latin and bad- minton . . . ANTHEM Photographer Tom Morgan, sincere and genuine, is a true gentleman, scholar and athlete . . . With her little notebook and big heart, MINARET Reporter Ada Murray should excel in human interest stories during her newspaper career. Enjoys helping others through Tri- Hi-Y, Ushers' Club and Library Assistants . . . Muscles Murray, the miniature powerhouse, with his enthusiasm for sports has become an invaluable asset to the MINARET sports' page . . . It appears that litters Najeski con- serves his energy during school hours for victory on the basketball floor. He is a real asset to our team. My hobby is writing a letter every evening to my boyfriend in the Army, confesses Ruthie Nicklaus, and what soldier wouldn't be delighted to receive a daily letter from such a charming young lady . , . Scintillating with energy, Rosie O'Connor is one Senior who keeps things happening. Finds time for Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Ushers' Club, Triple Trio, dancing and sports . . . lt's music for Ianie Palatucci-enjoys singing in the Choruses, jitterbug- ging and playing her accordian to the delight of her many friends . . . Betty Paull's cheerful smile and willingness to help others make her very popular with her friends . . . Vim and vigor characterize blonde Percy Powers-men and sports are her main interests. S13 10115 Ur ,113 George Price, known as Gig to his best friends, is always at ease whether on the baseball field or out with his best girltsl . . . Full of fun and determination, Evelyn Rasdorf is bound to achieve her goal in life . . . Frances Reichman can cut a neat figure eight when it comes to skating, but her hobby is collecting records . . . The he- man of the advanced shorthand class, athletic Itch Rihtarchik hopes to serve the Navy better because of his perseverance in commercial studies . . . An hypnotic eye, legs that unwind when he goes to get up, seventy-seven inches of potential dynamite-of course, it's none other than Reg Roth. Carefree, easy to get along with, Richard Rowland is welcome in any crowd . . . Calm and self-possessed, Mar- garet Saltzer glides through her school days with the greatest of ease . . . For all her quiet and sophisticated manner, Ginney Scalise is an enthusiastic sports fan. Her ambition is to becorne a commercial artist . . . Music and movies interest Rosalia Schmitt-a conscientious and in- dustrious worker . . . While his friendliness and dependa- bility make lack Schmutz the excellent Senior Class Presi- dent that he is, these traits should help him even more in his chosen profession-medicine. Anthem-Page 24

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E IUHS UP'1l3 Bob Leavengoods pep and vitality should take him far, especially if his dream of joining the Marines comes true . . . Bob Leister prefers chemistry period to any other in the day, and collecting chemicals to any other hobby. . . . With a song in her heart, Flo Leitholf delights her friends in the Girl Reserves and in the Commercial Club, and a particular friend in a certain military academy . . . Dot Lunn collects autographed pictures of movie stars and faith- fully corresponds with a long list of servicemen . . . Color harmony is no mystery to Betty Male, demure and blonde, dressed in blending pastels-aspires to be a commercial artist. Too bad Ruth Mathews has so much talent in music: she'd grace the cover of any magazine. Swimming is her second love . . . Variety is the thing, says Ginny McBride. It takes an assortment of costume jewelry, records, activities and Knot least? men to keep her happy . . . Happy-go-lucky Hilbert McGough always manages to keep his classmates entertained with tales of his Various escapades outside of school . . . Quite to the contrary of the general rule, this pretty little red-head, Marjorie McGovern, is shy and even tempered . . . Tall and good-looking Larry McGrael left B. H. S. to attain a higher education in aeronautical engineering at the University of Pittsburgh. fun... A few more cross country stars like Dick McGuirk and our team would certainly go places. When not running, he spends his time singing in the chorus . . . Business Man- ager Sara lane Mclntosh keeps the wolf away from the door of the MINABET. Prides herself on attending all ac- tivities . . . Flash! He's here-he's gone! As if behind the Wheel of a fast car, handsome Huey McKean sped through Brentwood on to Tech, a hit-una-run-lady-killer with a trail of broken hearts behind him . . . The unpredictable Miss McWilliams can usually be found at the center of activity and excitement . . . Love 'em and leave 'em is Bill Mel- vin's motto. His sparkling personality and congenial spirit have made him a leader among the Seniors. Millie Menne's fun-loving disposition continually keeps her in and out of trouble. She takes the lead in her gym class . . . As a member of the golf team, quiet lack Mesing spends his most active moments on the green. Bowling is his second love . . . Edith Milto, a newcomer from Mo- nongahela, showed her ability by placing high in the State Senatorial Scholarship Test. She is a conscientious worker and a great sports enthusiast . . . Vigorous in everything he does, ANTHEM Business Manager George Mock hits hard on the football field, works hard in his studies and plays hard when he is having fun . . . Clarinetist for the Band and Orchestra and a member of the Track Team, Beau Brum' mel Moler is interested in anything connected with aeronautics. Anthem-Page 23

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Montgomery, Rulh Morgan, Thomas Nicklaus, Ruth O'Connor, Rose Price, George Rasdorf, Evelyn Rowland, Richard Salizer, Margaret Murray, Ada Palaiucci, lane Reichrnan, Frances Scalise, Virginia Anihem-Page 25 Murray, Russell Najeski, Arthur Paull, Betty Powers, Ruth Rihtarchik, Richard Roth, Regis Schmitt, Rosalia Schmutz, lack